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NUMBER 2.4. 4.
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PARENT ANll TEACNEII.
The Moral Aeneid oi Some Public
School Dualions.
ASENANEN BY MY. 6. N. BEARD.
lie like: I Letter Which Recently Appeared in
The Sentinellbe Basis ol Ills Rumm—
Blshop Williams Confirm :1 Class M
Eighteen at Grace Church.
Rev. Gerald B. Beard preached in the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
lust night.on "Some (.‘lirintinn Print"-
plei-I of Worth to Parents and Teacher:-
of 0111' Public School Children," Ho
said there is no question but what has
:1 moral aspect. and then~fore there is
need of the gospel in meeting it. The
church and school are of vital inipot»
taut-e to each other. and each to the.
community. He said a letter which up-
1x1amdi11The Sentinel last week 13111
the. basis of his remarks. as, with some
editorial comments, it tended to criticise
the teachers. We should have before
us. he said. a higher and a better policy.
The principles of importance are truth,
right and justice, and these should uu~
derly all our acts. What does the term
masters and servants mean? Who are
responsible in school work? The print-'-
\
11111 01111149161111.1141 is that one is 111- E. “1“,.
ways sulmrdinate. to I11
Romans xiii.. lll
evening. 1'1
his neighbor: love therefore is the fulfill-
ment of the law."
the. many.
exist, not for one. but for many. The
second principle is cooperation. .\ _
teacher's calling depends on this. It is E
one of the highest callings anyone can
be engaged in. The teacher's profes-
sion is one of the noblest thore' 1s.
over the children. Education is th:
drawing out of all that is gmd within
the child,- and the uplifting of all that is
noble within l1in1.. Parents should help
them by frequent consultations: 1h:
for pupils, and by working with tlr
teacher fol" H111 pupil's :itlvanc'mcnt.
"Look at our school meetings. How an
they attended? The last one I was pres-
ent at, the chairman advocated the elec-
tion of thank] board, not lm'ausu- ilit'y
had engaged competent teachers aml ad
vanced in school work, although I think
they had done both of tin-so. T1111
lx1cause the. committee had reduced ”1'
expenses of the district.
the Board of Education.
A member «1.
when
was agitated in East Norwaik. did llHl
think auywas needed, because, 11 11 ii
pupils were. crowded in a room during the 1.
day, they were accustomed to it. as:
several slept at night in one room.
know that this is not. so wgan'ding out
East Norwalk homes, and that such :1
man is unworthy to boa member of
the Boardof Education. Worst of .~1
is the prejudice, unnatural and unjust.
Think of tin~ example to scholars tv
Andmlllr.W»?mnkeI-'nmuxi1n 1 ..
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‘nlered at. the South Norwnlh Punitolhcd
u Second Class flatter.
pamchiul atl‘airn and upon the high:
standing of the parish spiritually, and
its flourishing condition financially. 11711
concluded by pronouncing the benedic-
tion. It was regretted that the bishop
was unable to be mind at tho eveniugE
service. '
Flnl Ielhodisl. g
Rev. J. H! Slater. of Howayton.
preached in the morning at the South
Norwalk Methtdist Bupiscopal chum-h.
In exchange with Rev. A. S. Kavnnagh. E
His text v'as. "They shall mount up
'with wings as eagles: they shall run and
not be weary. and they shall walk and
not faint," from which he shovved that '
the(‘l1ristians who could walk and not
faint. had to exercise more. (‘hristiau
spirit than he who in enthusiastic and
elusive moods. could mount 011 tlul
wings of imagination orrun under the r, E
inspiration. At the. evening service the
old church 11. 115 packed to its utmost c:-
pacity. .\n innvoation of avery pleas
ing characn 1' was the substitution of
lady ushers. \\ ho [wrformed their dutics .~
111 runost courteous and etilclent Inan- E
ner. \Ir. K11vanagh's subject was " \, ‘
Beautiful W'onmn. ' based upon the
chapter of Esther, “But the Queen.
Vashti u- fused to mum at the kings
commandment " which refusal. he show
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ed. demonstrated tln-immortnlity of :1’
noble deed. and was a womanly veto in?
the Intermt of tenux-rancm socict, and
He made some very practical
_j:1llu.~1i11ns totlu' Social evils of the day.
. ”“9 first text ”f ’1'“ E and cxhortcd the ladies to lX‘l'lmlz' Vash- .
earls, "Love worketh 110 1" t"E tis' of the .':'.1111~ character as the. beauti— }
They E
exercise apersonal influence and power"
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' which they might rise to a higher and
‘ nobler life. in the days to come.
1'Eeveuingthcsertmni was the~ first of a
thc '
recent question of more school t'aciliIir. ET
1 111'"
E best possible way of learning the reality .
wt,”
.totlodthor. would be born into their
have had such an article and comments ,
printed. How much better to have sub-
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that is manifest against school teachers. E
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mined the question to the right authori- "
tics and let them settle the
duty and right. Romans also says.
‘Rendcr to all their dues.’ P11reut.»"
have rights the. teachers art~ bound to
respect, and duties to parents. and the
same applies to parents as well 11;.
teachers. Every right has a correspouq
deuce to duty. There should be 11 trans-
ferof authority of school children to
teachers during school hours. The
teacher is, chosen representative and his
authority during school hours should be
Sustained. 'Public schools are publit~
property,‘ but they would be worthless
tomorrow if the teachers were not 1111—
held and discipline maintained. 5,11"
rants and masturn!‘ Let us bc done
with all that. Teachers are not slaves,
and the people. are, not masters."
South Norwalk Baptist.
Au eamest sermon was preached in
the South Norwalk Baptist church. ycsl ‘
terday morning. by the pastor. Rev. B.
t).Shcrwoo:l. His text was from St.
Matthew xvii. . 1: "And after six days
Jesus taketh Peter, James
his brt‘Ether.antlbri11g1-th them up into a
high mountain apart.”
service was of an evangelistic nature.
The Bishop at Grace Church.
Grace church was crowded yesterdayE
morning, wht 11 the rite of continuation '
w as administered to eighteen ('1
ly Rev. John “'illiams. bishop of theE
diocese.
said. The bishop also delivewd
"Not slotht‘ul in bushings;
spirit: rejoicing in the Lin-1.
fervotw in
" He re-
)mindcd them of the vows they hadE
matter. E
’lhere should be :1 torrespindence of 1(‘ 1:1g1'1wgttional church. this Wt ck . will
. bc' . Tuesdayl
E
and John ‘
‘One llu.dred Acres at Smiths Ledge BringsE
The e v enim: E
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Preceding the confinnati‘on,E
sample though impressive services werd E started
astrong'.
charge to the class. taking for his theme 1
ful queett.’l‘l1c\'vtll rendtrcd selec tions ,
Th“ Imbh" 501“”‘1’ by the c h 1i1' w cr- v 'i'y heartily supnlc-
mt Iltetl bv the congregation.
Chapel of Our Iloly Savior.
Ilcv.S. l.'l. l’ontl pvt-.11 In .-l 1111 i111prc.-'- ,
sivc sermon last evening from Isaiah .
xii. ill: "The Lord has inatlobare his holy
arm, in the 1_v1~s of all the nations. "
l'lte surplic c111 l1oi1' s 111;: Bunuc ll's .\Iu. ;'
niltoat atul Nunc llintittis. and the 111 'o1— 1
tory anthem was " 'ix'ightcst 11nd l1est~
of the sons of thetuorning." A dcl' ht»
' fnl tenor solo was sum.r by Leigh \\ Iit- é
friendlieflt relations should be establish- 1
, ed; visiting schools. and home stIItlit'.~'
taker. , 7 , -,
Norwalk Congregational. E
“The It'reparahlc Past and the Avail E
able Futurc" vastlu- themoof the ser-g
mou delivered by the Rev. T. K. Nobll- E
at the Norwalk (.‘.ougrcgational church.
yesterday morning. lie urged the dutv
of lll1tklllle-vcll Iiio 11=ist.11«;es 11nd fail-
ure.- ot’ the past sit-pping-sttmes by.
In the
series of discourses upon "Exp'ritucntnl
irisrianity." tin~ subject bcing. "'l‘lr' I
Rollie: of H;=llgiou-~Hmv may \vc 1111 111' .
He adtnouisln-d his people that tlu~ 3
of religion was to experience it. as~11r-
111g the-111 that it the y gi'ne their hearts 3'
souls through the power of the Holy
Spirit 11 new supreme choice mid an
abiding sense of the presence and bless»
ill" 11f (ital.
CHURCH CALENDAR.
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- "Jack s'
Meetings ol the Week In Prayer Among Var- :
ious Christian Denominations.
The met tings in the South Norwalkf
:tlllp. 111.. sewing circle'
of the women's 111issiona1'y assrx'iation
at the homc'of Mrs.( leorgc A. Jennings.
50 West strcczt l. '00 p. 111..; prayer llll‘OT-
ing Junior Society of T‘hristian Endeav—
or. Topic, "Strong: Lives.‘ L1 ader
Mrs. Gerald H. Beard. 7:45 p. 111.. ad-
journed men's meeting to organize 11_
Men's Sunday Eveningr club: . Thurs-E
day. 7:13 p. 111.. church prayer service
for all, led by the pasta. Tupi
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"(‘hri'st's Presctr-c a Revelation of Hu- 5
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1111111 Needs." E 5111‘ ”111135" “It“ ”1“ IEI‘E'I‘IHW” 5”“ 'm'z' 1:11'11'u'lmij‘1 ‘1111E'EilE-E1'lnd1"lémlfm'l-
South .\'orwalk Baptist l‘hurch.-—'1'1.1-Ea "Hm" partly furnished “t r‘""""“”'."- l" "-1: 111111'1'1‘~"! '11fll1111lot' Jilh'llilil " Mr. and Mrs. William Richards, '1f
night men's meeting Izlfl o'clock. E Rl‘t'l‘lllll' 5h“ "1' “I'd E11" 11”“5" “WE ‘l'“m E ."'." ‘ 1111111 "’-‘ 1"” W 11119”? 11111-111111- E Burritt avenue, spout Sunday in Stat 1- .
' ' - ~ .. -. . '. II. .1“'1I\IITII' 1 ln' lll‘t‘ljllt Milllll
Tuesday. 111eeti11g in East Norwalk ' m "I" 1111 Dunn” "'l' """H'W " "‘1 1'3 fallow 112111.111 l 1‘1 1o llll‘l'lllill’llllll 111 E""""' 1 E
There will be 11111111111111}: at the. 11111r111"'""""'l "'0 """""""'t “"m h" "" . ‘i‘E'd “I" ‘-"'~"'i" "" “W" “'1‘“ “him”? Mrs. Violette Smith. of Norwalk. is
in South Norwalk, \\ ednesdny. prayc' i
meeting. followed by meeting of Sun-E
day school 1'1liicc1's and teachers. 'l‘hurs- E
tnittee of the~ church. 1
l'duy. prayer meeting of adviSot'y com-E
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0131111 cnounns sow. E
$3. 030 at Auction. E
.\t th-(r. H. Shatter sale this morn-1
ing, Marshall E. Morris, of Bridgeport.' E
Eb'mght the 100 acres of oyster groundsfi
off Smith Ledge. for $3. 0:10. Mr. Shaffcr',
started the bidding at $2 .7100 and Wil--
.of Rowayton. bid $302.1. .
The lot 011 Water street was purchas- ‘
ed by Charles S. Byxboc and ErnestE
W. Tulmadgc for 11111. The bids wtreE
at $11111 by Gould Hoyt. and Mil
Lew 1s of Bridgep 1rt Dexter K. Colt-E
~and Jacob Housm 1n were among those E
who bid.
Mrs. McBride(entering the kitchen) ‘
'fccting their purpose. and wwe obliged
1tllll.
”second little to thc l‘llltlt'l‘iillilllg 11.111115
Estate
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, play.
,that idca :1 thought.
. inu.
:1'-did that the Wulllilll
' band. and was alwav. .\.1-
.1 Haulon. of Norwallc.
' Mrs. Frances 'llwexldlc. of .\limugs,
sown
FROZEN IN A SWAMP.
A Woman Supposed to be Danhmy'
lack s Wile Found Drowned.
1
.lhn 1mm b.
E
KNOWN AS THEM UMBRELLA WINAAE
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A Iiddlelown Fisherman. Returning From anE
Inspection olllls Lines. Discovered ller
Body Ollnglng to a Clump ol 0m-liang- -
lng Bushes—Dead Several Weeks.
.A woman supposed to be the wife of ’
Danbury Jack. 11 character who is
known to nearly everylvxly in Norw11lk.1
was found fro/.1111 to death in .\liddlt-T
town, yesteniay morning
Fred Smith 11 lishcrman. was return
in}: about llloclotk from an insywttoui
of his lines. (In the north end 111 “ll-
low lsl1.Ind wlnre b:- stoppcd to collect
somt drift Wood. he disc ovc red tho body
1 of a \1 (1111.111 froze 11 still' and can ,rlug to!
'aclumpot' over- hanging l111-1ln~s. Sin-E
'wa-I appardutly fifty years old.Sl1-~v.'1's
“15 pounds. E
Smith notified the lirst person-z he met
and re turned with them to r1 Illovc tl11~~
body. They had great dillicully in 1'1-
111 1:1se tin 1r pocket linivoe on the brush.
all-1w 1111.: pieces to lingc 1' on the woman s
clothing until they l1..d been thawedl
'l‘lu- Indy was also partly barb-1'1,
in the ice on thc shore. l1 \\':t.~‘1l‘l'lllll\11l'
to Smitl1'sl1ouse. and the lilt'tl'lt :11 11v.-
atnlm-I'of(‘1'1111111'1111 was notified. II:-
Mid lln'cuw was not within his juri»
diction. and tlll‘~ body was 1'1-11111'1'1'11 thcz
of J. W. Lamb. in .\lidtllctoun. Dr. J
l". ('.Ih~f was illful‘lllt'tl of Smith's find.
and he vicwod tln' Ivumins. lli' gave his
decision that the 11111111111 had died f111m
drowning. probnbly ;: fortnight 111' IEII‘M'
”I 1' hotly
most ln'yullll luaumu 1'1~srml.'.11:1«'c.
During the 11ftcr1111t 111 :1 s::'~:".11 of pm»
plep11s.-1~d innitdout ol' Lamb's zzaz'l-r—
taking rooms. but 11’11 om- was ald.~ 1.1 r.--
\1.1-1~l..».' ago, was. lilulltnl al—
'co;.:ni.'.1- Illl' Woman with any degree of
,cortaiuty. Afro-r :1 while 11 bet-1.11111
worded about ' that she was 11 Mrs. ;
Young. who. in c: 111111.:uy with her has. ,
b.111d. was wont to travel through the
1'. pairing and was
known in .\liddlctowu11sthc "11111l111 lie.
but this Is :1. 1111-1'1- (‘llllJl‘l'lllrt‘.
Sot'arthct'e has been no tail; of foul
".\'-1 to bow givcn
.\'o 1111c 111.1 E11"
found who l‘t'lll“lllih‘l"~' any incident two;
1:1ul11'1'l_:1s,
Hlll‘ St't'lllS
111' the 1' Wet-ks past \vlt'ch \11111ldl..ul1
I‘m-111 1111-111111ch tlu' \votnau s dtlm 11.11;:
with anything: in their observation.
The discovery of thc \\'11111:111'.~'l1'11'1_\' v. as
abs dutcly the first known of lu-I'dloo 11-
No suicidl~ theories l1:1\1~ lncu :oi-
'11111-cdcitl1ct',11nd it is generally c1111-
died from 1111"-
1l1~ntal drowning. 'l‘hc «only
whit;h the woman had 1111 11 'ililri Middle-
tll\\'llpl~t1plc to believe that sin~ 1s. thc
umbrella itinerant.
Daubury Jack and his wife woro'last
seen in Not-“all; four 111' live weeks ago. ’
‘ right 111111111 is" livatr. and his
l:p1r1.'nt.~. are tespw' t' ddc 11111111" of 0:11-
"'bu|§.")I111;." in ion lly «.du d 111s .
wife, sci-111etlt.1 be faithful to l11~1' hus- '
;1 with him 11“
his travels about the <1111.I!' w;1.~
sent to jail 1111' other found some Illt'dlIS'
I‘ll vtltin;
.1
u.‘
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' of getting thcrc. t 111.
CADTED AWAY THE FUIlNlTL‘PE.
' ~llli'1.’
An Albany Woman Brings Sun for SLODO.
Against John I. Hanlon.
l’apcrs \\'1'I'c served Saturday after»
noon in 11 suit for 131.1101 auniustJ 11111 .l.
The plaintill is
N. Y.
bu urv, broke into the house. and canted
away the furniture. .\l’tll‘ltl: it in sunn-
placc unknown to the plaintitl'.
The suit \v1s brought through \ttot'-
neys Ilurlbutt dt (ltt'gnry.
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Death olludge W. B. Glover.
William Br'own “ltd“.t‘l prosecuting,
attorney of the C ourt ofl‘ 11111111111 1’l1 .1~
criminal side. torTuurlu 1d county. andé
judgeoi' probate. f'oi Fairlleld. died 111'
hishomc in that town. late ."aturday‘,
afternoon. His illttc~:s. v. hic 'h‘ b"g“"i
about ten days. ago as grip, devch 1pcd
into gastric fever. and finally into pucu—
monia. Judge (ilovet' w.1~: born in
Philidclphia in 1557. but had lived near-
1v 1111 his" life in Fairlicld. In lhsl-M
and agaiuin 111011-51] he represented the
hum of Fairfield' 111 the (lcneral Assem-
bly. He was a graduate of Yale in 1147* '
and of the Columbia Law S( It ml in IPNI.
He married' 111 114M. lll' ss' Heic ~11 \V ard-
well. of New York and sht- and four
children survive him.
taken and the responsibilities they had Bridget, didu t I see that policeman kiss . Waiter—“What shall I gr mt for you?" ,
11111111121111.1118 bishop then madea few you? Bridge—Well mum, sure onyez Professor. absent minded reading the. .
mngrutulatory rema'rks to the congrega-E would’t hev me lay mesilf open to arrist bill of fare,— "I am busy now; ask me ,l
r' on upon the interest taken by them' 111E for resistin an officer. mum.
after dinner." .
.\'omvanm com.
' and women 11stlr.
. and 1'.1_11'l.'1'1'11 lII
lilo1 eastern sky A)1;.‘il1~ to whiz ~11.
ismolm curls: upward 1mm n. .'_v 'cottauc
' tires 1m:
.1 their Inna} .'1bluttons.
. lmlli' 1:1'!1~r111~.
7 «11111.
' 111arri1~d
[lop-d l'lum lit-r A ul'in.
final :1;.1:- :14! Mr 11 l-'~
lnat. :lc which 1:.11111'11 I
111111113',1l11-o1..a.c
3.“... llllen 1N1 rmnu liiln,: 11.111 there.
mu engaged to be manual to George
‘l'bnalrsou. a prowl-roan voting further.
but her parents were 1111111eg opposed to
la (Jenna-1'. loot. 11111 girl
“‘11: l» J“ 11 All. 0“. Lil she tlchl—ut least
”u! din-[um pronuunml l11~r 1.11'tl--aller
Elll'1j1'i'lillll her to 11111111rou~ [0115. The
'-l :11.~.~1'.l was 1111 for new. -.. '11.. body was
1.1111 1111-1- nlnlt ln tin~ .\orman house.
’l'lu- only watcher v'. as .‘.lr.'l'hlmp,-u1n,
11.1111 tleularul that be u .s not afraid of tho
ills-vain, 11:11.1 11111111 lira-14 l'. was Ilueto
his wabblng that ll~o young woman In
.mu-tmloy. ’l‘honu'mn re'nunetl the lid
of thucolliu in order to 1.1.1211 oneo Inoru
lull." llu' l.'.cl‘ of M4 ii 1111" o. "(1 was
I- 111ml
llope, Nt'llo
'u‘l 11l:|\' AM‘
'1'. 111‘.
l;.tartlr1l to -c'. the chest of the body in the
c Islo-t risy and full in “spasmodicway. as
Ilionuh the 1411 was 1.:1sp‘1n1: for breath.
llc w rapt ml the rigid lorln In a blanket.
Ecarrlod it to no house. returned to the
.1111 n dummy and
closed the collin. This I'aq buried. A flcr
Miss .\'ormun had been carried to tho
'lbompsou residence and a doctor had
1 worked over her for several hours it be-
came evident that she was simply inn E
51111 romaine-ti delirium for several E
E
trmu'c.
days. As t-lltl become stronger all was ex-
|)ll|ll1~‘ll to Alf‘l‘.
About the middle of l~leecmln 1- Miss
.\'orntau was s11l1'lu11l1'1nay from Hope by
tc xt from tlu~ twelfth Within 111’ the first 1“" him”) "E-"L 4"” Film-“'l." “"ll~'ll“'lE Dr .\lullan and Mr 'l‘ llompmn. and since
Iba 131111~ she had hut-11 traveling in the
Emlllll and west. whom bill‘ has fully 1'11-
1111vc1'1‘tl llcr health. The other day she
returned 1.1 Hope my the bride of 'l'homp-
sun, the old folks Wore apprised of her he-
lng alive, the failed calf and several other
£1r11111nimals' were l.'llltd, and they will
‘Iloubtlcss live ha
lllstnnrck (.\'. l).)’l‘rlbl1lu~.
An Indian Dawn.
The dawn In India ls mud-1 noisy with
tho notes of l1ir1l~tt1lulll.'1~1.:1!ul~11.f 111cl1
'l'bn daylight In all llxc
oct'ttpn'ions of tho [11 riamt is 1-11 l't'ct'l'tlls
that 1111:. a moment of it is. wasted. Al-
tl1nI11;l1~-1'1'1~:11'Ii...'111s. ~111'!1:1;\\md carvcru
llll'lrtl, himr in llu' I-vcll-
111,:I1y11miiyhtof dim hoops. '1. is 1:1 cvs-
snry for EAZI‘ farm: 1' :11. lIlr' 11‘- 2d lailuourttl
1141- with the! EM call ol Il .- km]: 1 row, a,
”lln'
wldlt-Ilm111<.r11111g1111al i~ I:I'I‘[?;ul‘l'fl. 'l'be
cattle arc turtlrtl' 11111 of Ibc _\:11d~. and
driven to llu' tut-1111121191 1111 the lllll1~ by a
few Il‘ti.l'll | blidrcn annud with «'31 ‘. ~.‘
~1.-1'11 in 1111' half i,:l lilac
\vruppc'd i11ubi'.c 52111 Is 11:. 'd ,1;l1.I1
11.1~:1111111\vaj.' and tlu~ “11111.1. another. with
l1rll~H[1"HllIllI:1It‘ bands. 1,11bcs .1111— .1:
.\111111 .'11'1: >~|ltllllll1fi
oulsith~ llu'ir huts I'll-11111111.: out their
mouths w'lb lil....'1“l‘lllllluldt'l‘t'0T Tannin“,
others smoki: :1. 1.1- “girdlng up their
loin-3' and twisting lchir turban-1 before
st;1rtl|1;:11nt to nun-3..
A11 tl~1~ flrnt 1..1s of 1311111111 gild the
mango bluswins '«ll 1311111111“ .'..1'1111 their
way, and. 1.11l-~-~. it.l1ca I! 1y (1 . “11.11.1131
”.11 ('1'-111‘ or :1: u.1tl.c1"b,.: l'm- lunar-I.
win-:1 :ulr pro. is eruir. l in Iim
llt'ltln. the womb-1‘. T111111 ll.cIr 1|.Ili,1't.1~li
11fclc:11.i1'.: tln- l.'.usc. plas‘vriu; ”it'll-1112'
with I"11\\ d111.:::1dsprinkling:1".111I11'csh-
oil 111 d por. :1 11 with \\'11ull thin s in sym-
'l'h.'11 they mm with the
wall ;' yew-Is :1'1". the child: 1'11 1 f 11.1 {11111-
lly to: the l.1.' nr Incl. \1l11r111l.1_
wash E. lln'il‘ bodies and 11114111.
carry back wati'r {111' hon-chub! wants.
Sumo. if tin-y l:'1.1.1~ lcl~11rc11111ls:1l1~::1m'e.
arc coursing o!l'c1‘:11':.~i cf Twit 111’ ‘ riw 111
Ibo It 11111]; ...’ In '.'l «'1' 1.:11. l.111i. \\ Ilzc
l1cll1s1'i11;.'l".:1111: to attract tln1 faithful.
-—Gcnth~111an':<’ 2' .'.gazino.
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Fell an l'nfortunate Friend.
Thirty ycam 11:11 Iw: 1s liiitm in St.
Georgosquaro I‘i:11ll1o.aml 11 :- 11111
Ul'lllriull Pll't‘l i.
111i11111cs‘1v'alk. 1'. .dul 11w1ll know 11 ,i1111r
tialistplir. 1'1 11'; '111' 1:.
black and 1;..1 1 for wl' .ch
llu 111.11 a ll llc
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ppily ever afterward.~ I
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in i
adidanmnf about 1111 E
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four and :
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isa Klll'.~'.
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lib
111:11'1'1w
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.\l1
[111' .\'I'\\'
with David
.\Im l'I. (
and Mrs.
rut-1'1 111;:
'6‘ Hf
Saturday afternoon.
\l'cdncsday.
‘ .1111. to the fi'fllfilfuflllt'.~1'll.~ ..11
Slitiill
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LII “71's! >Tl't‘cl.
('onductor
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my ll11_\t.
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.I ANT'AI
WHAT SflGlETY IS llll
cleanings From the “Gay Worl
South Norwallt and NorwalltE
I'lclcn Swana, (intro ch11
and Grace lhclu 1111.111, of South
walk, and Misses Julia llzx'kwolxl
liditlt Hunter. of Norwnlh. cliapcr
by Miss Root. of Hillside. witnessed
“Faust."
“11' present Willil'l' social 4111141111
passmlils midway point and has
Miss Susan Jarvis. of South New
11f .\ll‘s.
lirldgcymrl.
ll.
She will ilt‘l'nllll'llll)’ In"
.\'ow llavcn 'l‘ucsday night 111111111111 Ilu~
Junior l't'oln at Yulc.
I" 1').
I'.1.;In:1,'.:l1:111d I":II‘I'~111 lit'tts \vcl'c
N111‘\\‘;Ilk
‘AillllNITl Stitllll‘t' g
iaiuulay nighl.
l
who has l'.-.1111 \'i~i1111:..r forth.- past
\\iV'l\\ \\llll
11v1.111 I\'1'w York city.
1“ .\Il 1111121)”.
ltl'. 1ll11 'l'.
l";1itl1 .\'Itu'tcvaut. who has '1
,1 attest :lt llu' .\'orwadk (‘ongrcgalit
lcl't town
nor In 1111- in San F1 111ncisc~1
this
l" lli~ \Insic 11 club will 111cc:
1t'.\'11w York. spcut Sunday with IE1
.\. l"ol\vo~ll.
.\n cli'ort will he inadv, :11 the pin
evening.
I‘injistian limb avot' socit'ty.
\liss .\Izlbcl Yan'lcrliocl'.
home win 11 111.111 1~'1l‘ 11.111 1131 111.1 1.1 l.'.m iuuc. All“ ”’1'” Ill" "“1““ "1 MIN" 111“
i
PEOPLE AT HOME AND All All.
was Lockwood. ol 11191 Street. Entertain 1111
Friends at Whist——A Norwallt Party With ss-
es the Perlormnnce ol "Fund" in Na
York-Other Functions 0T Note.
\Iiss M1'11v Lan'kn'md, of High
Norwalk, cutct 11111ch a patty ol fr
Saturday night.
' .\lirn Jt'lllllt' l’llfllsuu, 11f Illll'tfoI'IL
tltst pl'lifit‘S were won by (1111 “11
born and Miss Estelle Smith.
zdon 111'11.1~~ were won by
E .\lillcl' :Ilttl l'hat'les .\lillcl'.
'l'lu-Misscs lilllcl Keep,
1eot.
Eouda
11' of
The
1 Us-
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in hon
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Emilio
and
the
in New \ 111'lf.
has
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London. ' 1311111111. in Madison. \. J.
It, crust-1;» rttd '11 111.- II: II Jimmie 1-11 I" ,. ~ .
“my,“ 1.,1'l- ., ,. a' .. MM “.1 ME 311'. and \lts.l1'1d l1-'.111 111 11.11-
1qu 4-1111.» ,4; 2.11.3: ME ,1. ,. pup-1,... 1 El111y spent Sunday with Mental M's.
-Il‘:i,‘1‘. l'.;t :1. l,-' ‘ .l'l" ' 1"11rll'tllllll‘i' lli‘lllt‘l‘ l’ll'l‘tt'
:111 bonr's ~~':roil 1 ll". tll1111~:u-11l', , ‘ _ E
lhc-o "1:1:“11121” ‘ " \‘Jim 121111111! live “I" ("NWT A) l-l‘lllllnts" “A “1““ -‘
1"E’h'lli'ith-1‘3'3 1'1 " "7"“? '1 “I'll 1 MI arms is entertaining \Irs.l)il1ldc. of
"zdnml 111.:1 “'lun
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l'. -~1~:' cur: ~12. alum! tlzo destination of
I 111:11l1 11p 111_\'1.~1i11d to foll'm'
5113.. Tina".
11.1.“: 1'11: 111'. Mich Ill..1'o.'1'u~: 11'..'111.'i:.':1l
Iri1 llll. —-Loutlon ."';1111' 1.11111:
, King Ferdinand'a l'urentn.
Tim prose 111 Ling: of Portugal is Ibo:
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g'andson ot Qm-cn .\Iarm ll. who wusin I
.'. llzt' t'ttlll'H'. 11f '
w Linwund :11;an 21 with lll‘l‘ majesty was
1') months 11 luaid. wife,
111.11'I'ictl 1:1;'l;' ill’l‘ilS. at. the age III 17, 11'
1b;- Iluc do Lotu'htc11lu1rg,who died two ‘1
months afterward from tho echcts of a
It was an imperative necessity that
the tguccn should at once marry again in
order to secure the succession. sopvitbin a
few 1ch l.-1 she was betrothed to Prince
l1'crdin1md of >11xc-(‘uhuru- llotha. 11 lad of
1S whom she 11: 1d newr seen.
hl'llll‘,
1.1.1.11 111atull’ari~ on hisw'ay fro1n\'ienna
to Lisbon.
l’rlnt c l‘erdiuand was a first cousin of II‘IIIIY’I'M') ”11 “5 l’“~‘““'~"“’“ M
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They were 1
months later. after the I and :ulvantqu.
prime had vis "111' d the c (111115 of brusscls, 'did home fur The Sentincland the Dail
ENews congratulates its tstceincd cm-
I
.\ 1rw:11|{.
in \'cn'Ilav-1n.
yesterday 11
Noi'walk.
)I .
visiting Mrs. L‘. B. Ballard. of Danbnr '.
l'lili‘. 1rd Bristol. of New Milford. speEt
Sunday with friends in South Norwal
_ Miss Mary“ .\IcCallc. of Huvilntulstrec
1 spout Sunday in Stamford. E
Nichols,
and \lrs.
I'Iveninj,r
A Splendid Home. E
Sentinel last cveniip,
printed 11 good picture of its handsonEt
and will appointed new olllcc.
on Washington street with 11 Ilcsci‘iptiy 1
article setting forth its (11111111111111-
It Is certainly a spka
Mrs. S. Taylor. of Summit
Evi-iling her daughter. Mrs. E.
of B11 111kl_\'lt,
t his former home
William l‘c Iris. oft'ra
s'tr.1~et spent Sunday with friends 11
the (“NW 11 and of Prince Albert, and Lu E1 outicilc. —Daily News.
l't tumor 111 his succession to the liol1m_
estates in Hungary in. order to become
king consort of Portugal. Queen Maria II E
died in 1.51.33. but thoklng consort-survlved
her for about- :ll mm, below termed the
‘ltlng dowager, and he contmctudamor-
auntie 111ar1-iago in 11161). Being very?
rich. Firdiuand led a lazy, luxurious life
and person: 1llv dumted himself to collect-
ing a splendid gallery of the old masters.
Y cult-“I 1n ver know :1 trump to w
111 my life." (himsonbcak— “\\ ell
l “‘9.
my wife’ 11 sympathies.", ~‘. (11
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this Inotning.
’w as called.
E treatment.
and ‘II 1'
W.“- E
A B'ridge Worker lnjuared. ‘ E
George. Sutherland caught his left 11 .1
under a he ivy piec o of iron while he w E
at work on the bridg1 across the luu'boE
(1110121151131110111 s Ioaci
take 11 tohis lumrdin" place, the Pope I'i
01_kE(‘afe.. This afternoon another employt
had his fingers crushed, and v1 1111 takt
Yononght to 59,0 them work' on to the office of Dr. W. C Burke f0
Sll'l‘t‘l. .i?
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hilt“
in SouE
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211, 1806.
WILL IT BECOME
m.
This Week Will Decide the Number ol'
Measles Cases in llorwalk.
This week will decidethcpud1al1h~
number ofun'asles cases in Norw: Ilk. andE ‘
lloultli Ullicer Tint-1 11y will know whc titer '
to expect an epidemic. .\t lili'.\l‘llf
thercarc ten families under quarantine
1111111511110? E
N1 11'“ .1111 and South horwalk. 111 main-
taining a strict quarantine llllull the
e 1111 cast-11 it was the ideaot' tin~
spread of the disease. ln conversation
with it Sentinel reporter this morning
.l)1'.'l1':1c<_v mferrcd 1.1 scvzerll authori~E
tics upon the me ~11slc. question. :-llH\'-'lll',:
that the disease is intensely contagious
and could be carried in the ch 1thes. Ib-
did this on account of :1 letter from Dr.
Lindsley to Dr. Day. ..1 “11.11.11.
wherein the lath-1: wa.~ tub 1t'mcd that a
' strict quarantittc var: not necessary. .\1
1that time tin-re were sixty in
Westport and it had gained such :1
Estart that quarantine regulations were
of little use. l)1'.'I‘1'ac1.~y
('ll.‘l‘>'
Eshouldstop all quarantine and simply
1. ‘1l.u :ml lln houses.
Etnodeol' pl"~outttm~ in all Incasles epi-
'dcmics.
l)r. ’l.‘1'accy hopes that llu~ strict quar-
Eantinc cnlorccd at the start has 12111-1 kcd
'tlIe 11111-1111. and that there “ill I11 1111
Ed:1111.:c1'of:tu epidemic,
Greater Sympathy and (Io-operation.
Editor of ’l'lu' r‘cutiucl: (.it'mtcrsy'nl—
palliy 11nd1'11~op~.11'.'.1i1111
)lwucn 11:1‘1‘1'lllélt‘1ulbutcher." in tin-1" .
IWZHI'EQ ol’ I--.u-1.i11;.: our l1;1_\'>' and 1.. '1
j.\'=1w and tin-11 \.‘1- liml a citizen
l'nnls fault about 1‘11:~ Inaxlugcnicut of our
'l'lu-y ;:-~t angry and
tenshcrbecause llll'll'l'llll'll'ill arc madc
to mind. It 111i,':ht be well for
1
E
E
1
,s.'llIN1l.~.
Esame men to b or in mind the fact that
‘111.111y boys and girls are taught rein-1‘
flion at lunuc. [1' parents Would tram : 1
their children I11 submit to cheerful
.11ln~llic1n'c. llu~ school 111.1111 would cons--
do he ”to si'cllt‘ 11f 5'1 many ("-llllll‘lfi,
‘ between teach-'1' and si'ln'1l.l1'~. *fif‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
E ...,_. W-..
"Huntanity" Tonight.
mil-i"!l)_'ITlmii1s'l'i1oii'].“:7thcit ‘ "llunuutitjs." an English includra1na
' .L1y Sutton \anc. :lllTl111l'IIT"lllt‘{EIIIIIII
Elihu." .\'lil l« giwu :1: lion ~ 1111.1111-
5 Susan 1.1..1'1'is Jarvis 11111111ch to; touiglu. [1..- play is said to possess .1.
lr111g1-1111'1,l11st Saturdayafternoon.all gl‘cuf deal “1- heart “HM,“ and 1111'
"“1“" "F” with “V" ”1"”E‘T'"al.11111d11111-1~ of comedy. .\11 vial-11111111:
jscenic producnon is proudsed by .\iana~
.\l1'. and Mrs. W'. W. Lester. of 11' y- :gcr \\ illiam .\. Brady. The same 1'11- ,
:1\'c1~.uc.fl will cnlct't'ain :Inot 11'1'Eti1'c c.1~‘! that appeared in its origiu'd'
'11::1Ev.;11}'11ft'vicnds.Wednesdaycvcni1g. 3 production lo )1ka I .111. 2:11 i B'1st1111'
Lufavcltc and f.11uily.E (,[Evvill be scen b.1211. includingr Joseph
('uuaunbranch. spout SumayEUl'j-“m"1' 3“!“ E'E‘vl‘E't' l)avi.»<, l‘11th oi
(lonld, .,E‘ Annapmy stint ;\\":h« 111 are well known to lllI.‘lIll'I‘-f_’1!1'l‘s‘
Graham and st111.-\1'tl1111\"""'r “U' "WW" and "W
[11.1 t \
doubt 11 .1'41‘1‘1'1’11'11.vllnusc will grect this
- ,11111'.1.~Ii11u.
_, Hands Across the Sea.
j Hands Across the S1131. 111 Iloyt's
t lpcra House. Thursday. January ‘31}. is ‘
' 11 successful English inclodratna. This
Escason it is said to be ,1:r1111dct'tlt1111 ever,
Eli-avid}; in the cast the talented young
actor. Maurice Freeman. who forthc-
: past In 11 years has been 11. lcu: .,,li11 ' lllt'lll-
.bcr of the Frohmau Lyceum lhcatrc
Ecolupztuy. 11nd,~\\'l1o has madc :1 great
success in this play in the loading; rolc‘
3111' Jack Dudley, 11 part which is said 1115
With special ‘
'tlthim in every'1'espcct.
scenery and tlu1 1111'1'1111111' I cli'c'tts 11
g: 'and pr Edm tit-11 is promised.
The floss lollilies.
;, The best pet't'orinaiu'e given by 11 the; -
1trical company at the .\'orwal'k Opera ."
lionsc this season was that of the Noss
' .Ioliitv company. S. unidu': 111.11
'11 large audicn ncc. "liu- lv't In 1111'
‘lJI‘lllll‘lll of fun and music. and
E never-ceasing interest.
is of
Eli YOU PUT IT HERE IT PAYS.
in ( ranburv and the families 1': u~b in i Because Your Advertisement lactation“,
lmlth E the Intelligent andO‘I'htilly Wankel-OI
ofiicer to efloetually put a stop to Ith
said that if tlu-rc “
l 1 .
«were 11 numbvr 111 more cases 111 town he .
This is the toymlal',
:.lv~uld oxis1 'l'".
l
\1. ho;
:Il1lls‘1'lllt',
those 1
“if, 1'9 .
is.
The spccialtics‘
\ journal of tho puny
medium by which
beet 11111-11111 tlmatlnutv
user-s. I'or
medlnm exl
THE PEUPLE’SII
ll Tells You al About 11.11 thh'
Every Day Wants. '
ol Hundreds oi the Best Clue Cl m
Norwallt and its Neighboring Towns. '
“\Vant, “ "For Sale, ”
E"Lost, " and “Found, " and advertise-
111111111 of alike character, not exceeding
incl. 111's~an 1111111 'valcnt to thirty M11-
1 nary wmds~21rc inserted in this column
E11111: day for 251 cents: three days,50 ,
cents; one \\'I ck, $1
DIED.
l l.‘ l1 “11111.11 11111111111". January filth. A
\\ 111111 (In It Shade-.5131 tannan. \Vnfi.‘ "
1'. Han. in the cluldv-snvclttll v‘ear bit
we llil‘l'lal l'ucsdav afternoon at!
.1 111111;,
WANTED.
' \\ I l'. I) 11.11.111.611-
E
. \ lollm 1111". wanted.
\Hill nun-1111111 lllt'TI'lI‘11tI.
..1.111.
Solar) or cummin-
\" \ "'ll~‘..l1~~\1:i1lto do liuht lioummrk
1.11l 'II '.'I lit~ ~11r.\ street. East Vorwal
3173C
\' \.\l‘-‘lll —-\ placot o «intranet-til house.
11.111. tall III or address 10 Burbank
\llnl ~1.I:Ib\m"\\nl's.111'}
TO LET.
7 ‘IA l. l‘ l' llnll~1111Tl1ll r1..1111s.Forthl’intit
' ll1~t ITUIEI' \o. 59 Woodward
\I Mr to l‘.. A. \\ OOIIWAIII).
IV 1 ")4 ti
Ann-311.- , 1'1-
11 l.l'l"llt1~ I'olnmal ltesidenee.No.1~211
. l'.- 1:111'212111. .\llModernimprovements
E Adlll‘ 11 111'sl11'tl -.I\.\ll'..‘l L STEVENS. 124
.~12:1‘1':.I11c jlvilf
‘11 l.l~‘.’l'.~\ .i ‘1' mtnluttabb1 l1u1n.i.‘l Mott:
avenue“ 11\\ull.'.._'.\1111l onthopremises.
‘ j1:11w
\‘I'
1 s can a" den rout $1.111111111llfi“eonve111-
1. 1\ .1'1 ll'Ev' 111' South Vorwak ppfil
toll \i l' H .\Itll1l.'.1\ loll-Inst avenue..\’011'11'1t
5'1
.\- 12:1 Nari-111' 11vonuc.\o1"\\alk. six
1-m111su1tl11-Elv walla. rcnt$ezalsotl1rco
' l,‘ Ill ll1'1om 111"'.'11t111ent. wound lloor. rem.
-.~.,‘.1\.1~I1 111111111 sit-.cct windows in every
Hulls ll... 1111-1! and l.'!lit'llllt‘ l1lm1r 1111111111
trout and rear. third floor Swartz
. \7111E11d111 Washington street.
All 1 OLD \‘1 ALLAH AG ARC“
jyintt
.-'.\l .\' 1.11111s.ll\1~«111llr1-'~t lloor.at. 231.6011
11rd <11 -.~t .lno. 1ire I’LA'J‘T PIIICE drain:
..._...a
it 1 111
:;1:11'II,1111:
‘
gl‘.
\[\ 11mm 1' 11111.11» ~11 Quintaxd avenue .
1 Ill\lt1tlli"l'l‘llil‘ tl-lllli. 111‘ Quintayd
.'l' ‘ [1'. 141.
271‘.
'1'. minor Washington street.
il1111 l.'nenue. inst-«111109 building.
rent 51 l-o .1 tlv.~ roomanattmeut insamo
l1ll1:1iillt: ~11: 11 do tot small f.1111.1ly,rent $10.
‘1'-11ninth-Idols1111111i1'11nt otllce OLD Hill.
1 l1. .‘11 (1111\11sllington street. nllotf
.‘.11 1‘11.1];E1
1111i!
\‘lit'llfvh'lmr iv'obunns. l~‘-1rl Point street.
1 . 111.1 1 . 1!..111- .'.11\\.1o.lw111d avo-
111:e.1'1':.. lnlv t11l.\.\\00
1'1'1’11111
FOR SALE?”
'— - c . vx
.‘HllnAla-H— u [we House and liagon for
. snlc 1'E11'..;1l-- -.' cosh. A ldross l1(1\ 4'10 811.
.\~11'\v:1ll1 1311120“:
Isllll'. \l l'.-v1 horse hotness. 1 slymirelmx
.:~-111 1 11111<i1'.'11't.ull in goodeondition.
“ill I.- will.” ~'1...~.:.11u and have no usefor
l_l_I1-_111_._Iu111111'1 :11 I. l\'(‘ l'.[ _jll____ 8t.
-—«.
. IMP“ SH sonel road mare; 1'1 years
- 1111M ~ .11 l :1ll1'ight: 1egisteretl and
s111111la.'ll11'1 l:\\itl1 little handling can trota
mil-1 111 l.'c:'.tl11
1 Lou 'l.:Ek l~\
,\I1111.ll:1\1;~.111l in Clay ll'lind
l'l:\.\l{ tll:i{:ll)ll‘1.tmul1ury.
"i li“‘.
IflIIIIS \l l ~1'-.1' 1-ltltt‘lllt‘llf cottage for sale
, at 1'. -~l~" sllv‘l?!.X0l‘Willk. Conn. 111-
«mi:- 1111 pumisls illSlW
.1- ):.I1ue. May Gl1l. Sire
Inquire of
Sold for want
317 if
'l‘il ll .\ll' 'l‘.\ l-\ thousand p11unds.eycel-
loot lo -'1 :.1-‘1ln't 11111115115. iuttnantitics to
suit. or iv" lloo out the whole lot cheap.
.\Illlh :1' III. s 1llil‘ 1'. J9“
I '1 l'. l'-.-..: Ill. '111ill bv 11singItoebuek swea-
11:1 11.1111: It "u“llll‘l until-111111111111 more
111bl1o1- 111.111 any other make We have it.
E
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;S1utl1 ”1111411111 pg __slfitf
' I"l\l’. In-nn cutbllrc. on (ileuuwrnulmeuun
. lHt sol-wl11~.111.1uduneasyternis Inquire
«I. I: .\'III 1111111111. 1'1 Grove street. South
X1 11'wnlk. may.
FOR SALE O'R‘ro’ LE‘r. “—
\' lI-ISY TI". l‘ ‘IS. (ottnge tlrooms. at;
l: w:1_vton.11cn1thostatmn.Slpermonth.
111' will’ s. ll 11nd all-111' lulytnclltnl S111 permontli
tom-.111 1111'cln's1':hvum'dullot 511x101) feet.
1 lluildim: Int 1‘111 sale. 112,1 .Illlt‘ small \amountn
\111- Riv 111'11111ntld\. l..l'.\0.\ HILL LAND
t 11)ll'\\\. John Roberts. .ltownyton. or
.\. lcn-‘dict A; I'm, tlothiers. South
f \'llll\
E 11llllt- \\
E' :Illcd forth encore at'tt 1' cut-ore 11nd 111l.‘1-~I'-'\'21Ek-'o‘1om
present declared that tlu~ piece hadE LOST.“ " TM
Emade ul1i1r hit. The Iottipnnv will "ivcé
M111 :1'11'1' \llen a return date f')111111"1'11\\'
Enight. and should have :1 bit: house. 11' .
{they thoroughly deserv: it. rlhe. com
pany'
Ewall.’ Hotel.
Danbu t'y.
, A c't'l't 1i11 \liss \ \ Is in the habit of
't'alling on a minister' s t'amilv 11t'tc n. and
is llllt'iilllL’S the calls 11 ngthcncd into
visits which “011' very \l't .11'1s1 dut'
day the dominic.1n his study. heard Miss
X'svoic.11 and kept long and vigorously
Eat work. Some hours atterward, when
Ellis wife summoned him to lunch. he
' called down stairs :
'Iha‘l bore gone?” "ch', dear.
. ‘ 1 .
Tins 111111'11111;.'1r went to
E
1-
1'11~ ~li1'dE
,thc "lie. "but .\liss X is hc1'c.1111d will
take lllllt 11 with 11s"‘ Thus. 111.1 saved
hislitc. '
Side Showman—Step in. gents. 1111d‘
zsu the armless Wonder trim his tingtr
nails \Aith |his feet. ‘ltlsl wonderfEul
pc1for1nanc.e , ‘
Doubtint.r Thomas— ll ltc' s artilless l: e
can ‘t have any finger nails to trim.
Showman—True; that' 1'. what; makes
zit sowondcrfiil Step up. gents
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remained over Sunday at tln~ .\'111" ._
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moon IE1.:\.~‘\1"1111I. Market and \
E l‘..- n. Ei.t Ki" 1 s 1~l111'21‘ l)\\"11eI shame on en-
1.1.111'111w1 1'.-ll be suitably rewarded by
:l~'.\1111j~11111v:.l Sei11ittelolllw. Jltilw
E MISCELLANEOUS.
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«low-.11 11 ~1~- 111:1hlc prices. Apply jat loo
E\|.1111~l1'-'1l.‘uunali' lStl’
E 1111I1s1. 1 i ll' 1' l\‘t‘. Ilonent short notice by
.\1ll1111' Vial iron. ll Cottage avenue.
1 ll~l \111'11111k 1 1202?!
Not by Foul Play.
t 11111111 r Doteu went to Stamford, yes'
E t ~r1l.1y nun-mug. t: 1i11vcstigatc the death
the tight en- months -old child of
(1111.111 'Ihornton The coloner wastin-
E:1‘.111~E,to make an investigation because
:l‘).1bli~1 and the Woman had vzu1ished.
Ii.~ 1o. 1111111 into the matter deeply enough
I 1 mac hide that the child did not din by
E foul play
it:
Judge—And now. my good man,
Ewhnt made. you kiss this lady? Cun-
E ning l ‘nlprjt-Your honor, my inherited
love of beauty. Miss Passe—Judge—
er—I do not think I‘ll prosecute any
Ef further!
"To Let " '
tmuc ‘l' U ill-1. 1111. Nrnrwallt . (tonin‘
111.11 1.. 1111111 111.11111lsuctmvasuehl. Men w ,
\l:~ ~1nlar11 and \lolet: dam. '
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