ml is vlsltina in so? or Its
VW ilialn Beers. of East Norwalli. has
“N011 I DOIltloa opening oysters It
til! Mel Ill op.
Mill Bull. Fitzpatrick of New On-
. I meat of her aunt. Mrs.
‘ h HVaIlIIrIIn of Van Zandt street. '
Whine: er has returned to his
be h at tb Rode! shop after a sev-
‘dt‘a days' i on at his home in Nor
walk.
_ Hedi? Cone of Rowayton. has lecov
V . cred eon his recent Illness and attend-
ed the amine at the Advent Christian
. Church last. evening.
Captain H. A. Saunders returned to
' his home It the Radel shop this morn-
In; atfer I short "loans at his home
on the Washington stre’e‘t bridge.
.Iohn A. Phillips who has been ill the
past two weeks. at his home In Van
Zandt street is no“ getting along picc-
iy.~ and wtll loop be around again.
Thomas Smith. of Osborn avenue
had the large maple tree In front of
his residence cut down and carted
away by Charles Hendricks of East
avenue
a Ju‘niotn Band will conduct the
melt he church this evening.
Ple t mfloward Beiicditt earnestly
requests every member to be present
and” assist him
James Cunningham to making ex-
tenaiv’e‘ improvements about his home
in Van Zandt street. A at w door. sash i
and VVhell are being installed and the
rear yard is being graded
Frank Hallie one of John W Beat-
gy'a painters Vreturncd this morning
rom Tuxedo where he has been the
past several Weeks working in a large
contract for his employer.
City Clerk and Mrs. Leo Davis are
wresthed In smiles these days. because
, of the “almost complete recovery of
their little son from the long and ser-
ious illness of the past month.
Mrs. DuCross. wife of Captain
Charles DIICross. arrived today to as-
sist her husband in the work about
his fish Valid oyster market. Miss Cath
erlne DuCross was unable to come ov
er and her mother came in her place.
The many friends of Mrs. Belle
Fitch. of Myrtle avenue. will regret
to’ learn of her serious illness with
pneumonia. Although her condition
is serious the physician attending Is
confident that he will plill her through
Several efforts were made. yesterday
to remove the obstruction fro ’ the
wheel of the Radel steamer B0( Cur-
rier blit all failed and this morning
the boat was towed down the harbor
and will be benched’on one. of the. is-
lands.
A water pipe Jn the store of Joseph
Porcelll the Washington street bridge
tailor qurst during the night. flooding
the. store and consider ablI damaging
the contents. The pipe burst about a
foot below the meter on the main
floor.
Several of the fast openers from
Stratford who recently went to work‘
for the Northport Oyster Company
have returned to thanadel shop to
work. ”They say that their is not
enough work for them where they
have been. ._
The Rude] oyster shop now ships
oysters in the shell as well as those
that have been opened. The former
are carefully sorted. packed in bairels
and shipped the same. as the opened.
exce that no ice to necessary to keep
them resh
The leak In the hydrant at the west
end of Cottage avenue has not been
remedied by the Norwelk water com
mlosioners and the foot of this thor-
oughfare is still covered with ice
making it dangerous. especially at
night for man or beast.
Everything is ready for the practice
games of pinochle and supper tonight
at the Mayflower truck house in Van
Zandt street and et ery member is ask
ed to be on hand at 8 o'.clock The
committee having the affair in charge
l promises everyone attending a fine
time
. Captain Harry Hunter has taken a
position as hat finisher In a Danbury
Shop. and expects to leave for that
V let II leIt with Mr. and MrIJ
. held. of“
V NW?
.Mnflsfl'i '= V‘
Marauder”
9
im;::
bland liven
mid. nth Norwalk.
ula odfr‘ey. of this place.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles hinidt, in South avenue,
New Cali it. Sunday.
Mrs. i". E. Lockwood who under-
went a dlihcult and serious operation
"on her mg in New York several weeks
no. «road not improve at her home
in this place. he has not yet entire-
ly recovered the use of the affected
siclan that this will eventually be ac-
Compliehed.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. S. 0. Keeler spent Wednesday
In Stamford.
Mrs. A. C. Farls spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Amanda Coomba.
Walter Blinn. of Vermont.
friends In Dorian, Monday
Miss Jeni-lie St. John Io
brook visiting her cousin, Miss Ella
Knapp.
Charles Sconeld. postmaster
Noroton is improIed from a serious
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tooker are “at
home" at Mrs. Tooker's mother's III
Norwalk.
The proceeds of the recent Young
'People's League at Mrs. Dr. Alfred
Larac‘s. was about 85.
Miss Edna Capen. of Noroton. has
returned to Smith College. Mass. af-
ter her holiday vacation.
Mr. Ives, State. Missionary. gave the
Sunday morning address at the Con-
gregational Church. Darlen.
Messrs. George and Charles Leon-
ard visited their brother. John Leon-
visited
. ard. at Mitldlctown. Tuesday.
Miss Libble Seely. who has been
suffering very much with inter- costai
rheumatism Is very much better.
Mrs Mary C Ayrcs niece of Mrs.
B. A. Seely. left for Florida. Saturday.
to spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Charles Hayesreturned Mon-
day to her home in New York. after a
two weeks‘ visit with relatives in Da-
rich.
Floyd Triggs. who has charge of
the comics on the New York Press.
has gone to New Mexico for a so
learn. I
Next Sunday morning. Rev. H. S.
BrowIIV'VII subject will be “Christ the
Light;' Vhis evening subject ”lsaac' s
Bride "
Miss Lida Rork is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Fitch of Noroton. while her
mother is the guest of New York
fIi.ends
Mrs. Samuel Wriaht, a cousin of
William Langdon. died Sunday even-
ing. The funeral took place Wedncsv
day at 7 oclock.
Services were held in the SundaI
school rooms last Sunday. and will be
held there hxt Sunday on account of
the scarcity of coal.
The. Literary Circle of the Congic
gatlonal Church met Tuesday evening
at Rcv. H S. Bttowlis residence. Am
ong the niimlierangre a piano recital
by Miss Nettle liai‘e‘son and two songs
by Principal William Perry. V A pa
per was read by Mrs. Dr. Noxon and
one by Miss Helen Morehouse. also a
reading was given by Miss Helen
hiorehouse. .
Five cars of coil were received
Monday. at the Phelps Stokes place.
Collender's Point. and a barge con-
taining 100 tons is expected at Little;
. Point Coal Co.‘ is dock. where it will be
unloaded and hauled to (‘ollender' s
Point. The. steam heating apparatus
at the Stokes place is nearly complet-
ed the plasterers will soon go to pork
and the coal is: to warm the building
for them while at work.
Next Sunday evening at the Meth-
odist Church at ouarte’ of 7 o',clock
there will be services of special inter
est. The devotional meeting of the
Senior EpWorth league Will be I How-
ed by graduation exercises o the
Junior League when the‘ following
members will receive diplomas from‘
the Junior League. and be. admitted to
the Senior League: Misses Nellie
Myers. Stella Moore Hazel Fitch Al
bert Weed. Bessie Porter.
Mrs. William A Langdon received a
arm but has been assured by her phy- .
In Glen- .
of.
1
WWW lief it! oh
eta-s“ Ville-ton. who recently died in
IV The Weston' I have
leadsr Vnd Trelstivcs In this
lbw
1
place
Mrs. John Davis was the victim of I
lpalnful accident. Monday afternoon.
While stepping from the door.
Illipred and fell on the ice. causiaa a
qVVvulred prompt attention. as an artery
cut... Dr. Gal‘s nip“ 8 l-.alled at-
n‘ed to the Iniu
. doing well.
The Matinee Wblst Club was enter-
atlir following succesful contestants re-
vrd prises: First. ins Mary 1".
Gregory: second. Mrs. E. W. Mei-win;
third. Mrs. .I. McEwenV‘Betts; fourth.
Mrs. Frank Cometock. and the. conso-
lation was awarded to Miss A. 11}. Car-
.pcntrr. The club will'mect January
27th. with Miss Maiy 1".Gr<‘3(ll)'.
The funeral of Mrs ()reon liassett
was held from her late residenle Sat-
.urday afternoon. Rev. Mr.
the officiating clergyman. Many
fritnds and ielatives were present
Among the beautiful floral officringa
lwrrt- many exquisite pink and white
c'ninations. The services consisted of
well-chosen selections from scripture.
with address on the theme and prayer.
The pail bearers were Theodore Com-
stock. George Taylor. (l. W. Ogden.
Charles and Louis' Ambler and .i. I).
liurlbutl. The btirial was the same
,nfternoon. in the family plot In Zion
Hill t‘enietclv.
“llicfinlh birthdIIy anniversary of
I
0
Miss lI-c Merwln was celebrated at
her h e. last Saturday afternoon.
Many little friends including a number
III scholars from (‘enter school. were
pleseht. Miss Alice was the recipient
of many pretty gifts. The children
amused themselves with various juve-
nile games a peanut hunt especially
IauVsing much meriirnent. A dainty
luncheon was their served. the tradi-
tional birthday cake with its ten can-
dles forming an attractive feature In
the menu. After“ wishing the genial
little hostess many happy returns the
youthful guests departed.
~...-——_
MORTALITY OF A
Annual Report of sec'fllry Lindsley.
. of State Board of Health.
' NEW HAVEN. Cantu. January in—
According to the monthly bulletin of
Vithc state board of health. inst issued
H” the suretarv. Ill C. A Lindsley. of
YEAR.
llhls riiI. the total deaths for the
I-itrlrudar year I902. in (Yollnt‘i‘tltfhlt
alllt‘lilllkti to 14.376. This was 480
less: than in Hull. and 1.992 less than
in l‘JIltI Illiilc if. “as 330 less than the
nu rite of the previous In years. The
l‘t‘r‘ll’dS of linen months ending No‘
\IIiIlrti 3d lllfill8l\’.(‘ show an in»
crease oil .335 In the number of births.
as molpared with that of a similar per-
iod iii 1901.
Whtil it is I‘Pmt'mbf'l‘.”flI say the
. s-w l‘tlfll‘\. “that three of the most coh-
l:i,.i()ll§i and cited the most. fatal. dis-
Irsr‘s to wit measles. scallet fewer
and diphtheria. lisIe each occurred in
mole than 100 of the 168V towns in the
state. and that small pox has been
pIeseniV In mor than onetifth of the
towns in Conn{ctleut during the year.
it is remarkabe that the number of
(baths has decreased instead of in-
I reused dlii‘hs the Year. .
“An epidemic of whooping cough is
. I ported lii Norwich where more than
don cases are going on at resent. if
prompt notification of the rat case of
this disease could be obtained thert
and be no sth preialence of it A
strange popular error seems to exist
Ithat whooping cough is not a danger-‘
Vous disease. notwithstanding the fact
that it Is (onstantly published that it
ir-zilises more deaths than measles oi
' scarlet fev."ai
ln Norwalk there. were tbilty one
liiing births in November. and one
still birth The marriages in NoIem-
bar numbered twenty-the. The total
deaths III Detember were twenty six.
1 representing anannual death rateof i5. 6
per 1000. Four of the deaths wcie‘of
;children under one year of age. and
the percentageoi‘ deathsunder flIsyeurs
she -
severe wound in the wrist. “which re- .,
dVIhe is now-
itained on Tuesday. by Miss Marlon.
:Olmstead. Four tables were filled. and . ,
arm A usrifor THE BUSVINESS FIRNS‘AND warmers V
'"br‘ras VTOWVIV o‘r dogma."
W ilnsllcll Idllllisllllelis lildffvflii IIIIII $1.00 in line For TINI'IIIIIII.
Abbreviations—fl!" Norwaik; 8. N., 80
nth Norwalk; E. N.. East NoerIlk.
,I ’I
ARCHITECTO
Knew Wm. B. a“! Washln tan a. N.
Morelrouu F. C. Library ulldlnu. .
AWNING uANurAcroaeae:
Callahan PetIVr’ ~E. 68 Cross N.
EAKERY.
Rundlo J. H. 31 VVII'I Zandt E. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM
Owens Mrs. E. C. 22 Nerth Main 5. N.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 133 wIIhlngton s N. Bread
0. Cake delivered to all parts or city.
Lane, F. A. 37-81 Waihlngton C. N.
BANKS.
Central NationVII 36 Wall N.
City National United Bank Bldg 8. N.
Falrfleid County National 44 Wall N.
Fair-field Caunty Savings 51 Wall N.
Norwolk SIvlngI C Ity 44 Wall N.
So. Nor. Trust Co. 3 ashlngton 8. N.
So, Nor. BIVMII Dank United Ck. Bldg
IARIERS.
Pltxer Gustav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert lid Washington 8. N.
BLACKCMITHC 0':ng HORCE
OE
Flynn Edward 10 Home"! PI. 8. N.
BOARDING MOUSE.-
Rlehardaon Mn. J. A110 WIIt lint-N.
Quint-rd House 5 Elizabeth 8. N. V
Door AND silos DEALIII.‘
Keeler Gee. 150 Washington 8. N.
Levy MIN 1“ thingttm 8. N.
Lyon F. D. I. Go. 00 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND BHQVEMEA‘KERS AND RE-
Bredlce Ernesto 83 MIIIVI N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry AV. 16V South Main C. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Bolt (23.132 Water I. N.
aosINsas Co Edits. ' ,
Brown's College Vera. .‘Sartaln Pm
“art was
~ WIRED N. .
Karpihoki Frank itd‘neor 31 anr N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leaflet-memes MINI E. N.
Mather Harry W. 131 WIfIl' 8 N.
CARRIAGE AND DION PAINTERS.
D‘t-otlrmen R. L. ”W8. It“?
Makln Ellis 10 H‘aIifVo
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J T. 5 flight N.
CHI ICVP‘ODICTO.
Griffith Mrs. mm 40 Wall N.
. CURIOSITY CHOP.
Mapper T. J. 2 So. Main 8. N.
' ClOARCVAND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Milli N. . '
Oiden‘schlath John 104 Waah'ton 8. N.
Smith E. F. Mallackemo Block.
Wheipley A Clark 64 .W'Idhlngton B.N
CLOTHING AND GEVNT’B FURNISH
INGS.
Joaem M. 163 Walhington B. N.
confecrlb one.
Candy Kitchen 24 Sou h Main C. N.
CONFECTIONVERY A D BAKERY.
Keleher M. t H. 57 .M n N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N
DENTISTO.
Pautwell c. F. 91 Washington a. N.
Hoyt Frank I 4 South Main 8. N
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 3. N.
oases AND con MAKER.
Chlnery MIII 8.15 Elm N;
C
i INSURANCE ‘ND asAl. sen-re.
Hoyt Could C. 45 Will N. .
Lawrence J. I. Aa'y 12 Co. Mala s. N.
Taylor C Golden 74 Waih'llt'g'ton s. N.
Layton J. M. 5 R. R. ave. B. N.
JOB PRINTER.-
Freeman C. A. 98"WIIMRQIOR C. N. .
Gll'dflef. Printer cor. VWIII C Water N.
Mitchell H. 3 10 North Main 8. N.
l JUNK DEALERS.
Harrie Abraham 13 Rayfilon‘d a. N.
KITCHEN FURNISHINC GOODS
Strilth M. 8. (I. Go. 92 WV‘I'VIIIVIIIVgten B. N.
l LANES’ FURNICHINCC.
l Mills 8. l. Mrs. 85 Washington 8. N.
LADIES’ AND A'GENTC' CLOTHING
‘ CLEANED NND‘DVED.
Butter-tau C. 4“Reymutld 8. N.
Toque's 25 Main N.
LAUNDRIEC.
Crescent 3 Cuv‘IIw Avc C. N.
Old Well 32 Havlland e.N .
Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N.
Wing Sam 2 CoVutli Main on
. Lumen pEALERs.
5 Hhtell O. Dolley Co. Water VS. N.
. MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS;
‘ MdKlbbln (LN . Co. 50-56 Water 8. N.
Miller J. w. its“ Water I. N.
MANICURI, MACON! AND HAIR
ORCICRRC.
Rider Wu H. 8. 01 Washington 8. N.
NMANICURE MASSAGE. CHAMFOO‘
Hayes Mrs. A. M 66 South Main 3. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N.
New York Market 142 Washington 8. N.
MERCHANT .TAILORS.
:ymea P. J. 7 Main N.
Karin H. W. 45 Wall N.‘
bur Franz 10 North Main 8.N
Neufieba‘uer J. 84 Washington 8.14
Porcelll J. 107 W: flinging 8. N.
MILK D ALERS.
Hawxhurst Chas. H. 25 Weet Main N.
MILLINERS.
8!. John The Mine: 49 Wall N.
Tlllotaon C. 8. MIII “Judah. 8.14.
MINES AND’IIWIITMINTI. ‘
Cream 6 Duncan” Rdhmi Lauderllk.
MONUMENTAL ggRK‘AND CUILD~
Dates John 8.“? Union Ave. N.
o
a
V Stew“! M. W. 90 Main N.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ivan Chas. C. 29 Wall N.
Lodkwdod F. E. 39 Wall.
Studwell J. w. ”North Main 5. N.
NEWCDEALERS A‘ND STATIONERS.
Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Leary C Co. 19 Railroad Ave., S. N.
OYSTER EXPORTERS AND CHIP-
4:
R8.
Hoyt W. H. A SVBII 139 Water 8. N.
OYSTER DEAEERS AND SHIPPERS
Merrill A. H. 126 Water 8. N.
PAINTERS AND PAVIPERV~HANCER8
Beatty J w. 207 Washington 8. N.
Debkor G.‘ 10 Havllafid S. N.
Saginaw F. T. 82 No.‘ Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 8. N.
’ eAw‘N shortens.
Home: I. V154 illuminate» s. N.
' PHCTOORAPHERC.
Lewis E..11 Main N. ‘
Readmen F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
Noiselou. closes without Jar of rill-
tar pummel-.1313“ no tInlt
THE IDEAL
Voiumcter Pressure Regulating
,/ Flush Valve.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flash Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of water In the some length of
time, regardless of the bead Vor pres-
sure III settles pipe.
See it In operation In’ our display
room.
{laud it. no
CVoVr. North Main and West Sts.
~1. W...
Special sale
titular Flour
550 be;
A Stall
VcorV‘Ver'I Ava. CVACT NoIIVvVvALII.
lanai Inhibits
iii “ "'
NV’o Vie WATER smear,
ICUTH NOLWALK, or.
SOLDMAN :SCAM, Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
‘ Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand irons. Fenders
Bird Ch‘ges‘and all hands of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished
Amour: BRONZING.
Metal Sign of every description.
..Brass Adve:tising fits!!!
LVaVchVeV Orders Va "89°53“?
....:..‘ 152.
THE new trains
iiiEG'iiilG £0le ..
chinery—always ready for work
Any size and any voltage desired."
THE G. N. MoKIBBIN
fiw.‘ It. worsen. lama.
Is a Vanely constructed piece ofVmaV-‘i: -
MFG co. 5*
HOW'O TRIO?
We offer One Hundred Del
word for any case of {Buford
not be cured by HIll’ I Out
I“. J. CHENQY'E MI.
We. the undbfilknhdi ll 1"
J Cheney for. tite'lnt 15
have him perfectly
business‘ transactions
, by their i1rm.‘
t e Truax WholeIdVIIV
Toledo '0.: Welding.
Vin Wholesale Drunilit .
Hall' a Catarrh Cure in .
ally. acting directly upon no slam Ind '
raucous surfaces of the Iylteml‘l‘detl
.Vntoninls sent fies. Pr es 760 hot
l'le. Sold by all Drugg sts
Hall I Family Pills are {behest
WM
Pure White Lead and '
mixed by hand will m ”I.“
.as long and cover mill“
face on machinede
hearts of William Stewart
fitephen Wilcox. both:
Mala street. were painted
In this manner over A!!!“
no. They one still
Your house will, I
iflpalat It My on
VHIIII street.
VanI'VV Grove street.
rVIV‘
are sometime: (I
but there Are 1:15.11 to V‘ V
nevertheless. We deft’t «New
to seem bodIVti‘tV'ii. 13th ‘V “V IVVVV
proud of our stock." We were." .
jcdimd to «Home VaVidfitV
take what ’was thrown} tel 113.
‘That is one reader; whymc
have the trade we do. V‘Ju, j?
V-THVV.-.‘
PAINTIN , .1? BER IIAN .
inc. Jaacgaartho " e
10 First Avenue,VV EAST NCRW '
T“. 01V“ LBS-V3. '»
city today or tomoriou in view 5%. DRESS CUTTINOVOCHOOLO , ,.
In th ad inteili eh“. to the total mortality. was 153. The . ' AN 7 . . .. . , , I
Hfiagfigflflf a: 1.1:: $2314? VERRVZB Littflloagggglhncof gthealignelrabllcn{grim-r;V 2) :léseathghtViVeatzrang 2:53:10:ng 69:11). Mead MW 'JVVDmJC'Clg'J‘VCVI'rVd 8' N“ Sims Edw:rld J.°5 5‘1?qu 8. N. 3UVWA 7173571. SOJNORWALKJIi V
.. t . ii rt min a as ‘Y- ' - . .. . . . ..
god" and “ed M alongsme "‘9 Ena 5223?..2931. Shit: of asphyxiation. S Dela-I one: typhoid fev.cr one. con- Baxter Frank I-Iis‘eeuur Main 3. N. "“0 “"D °““V‘"‘"3“U¢T°“ - .. ,
1m" owned by Robert Carr Benedict Ml'Ia P 42‘ WOVII Ave. C. N.
Mr. :sunIthiVon. one. pneumonia. one: dis- Clifford Phar. Pintmr‘QVBI-Idley Props
land. reports that he never saw the:
tide as low as it was: last Monday and
Tuesday afternoons. He. reports that
rho chum walk to Ray lsland from
Betta lslaIId and from there to China.
mans Island. The captain was able to
, pick up several bushels of round
in about twenty minutes. Wilson is
motdered the test short time op-
in this part the country. .
u’l‘be change in the weather has loot
éhed a large amount of the ice in the
“harbor and it he Ilodly working Its
. way out Then delight? and his small
a day or two,
’11 ’11"! be possible for
him to anIvIgnte with In degree of cute
or safety. Otto lone clsminer was
arm .V boriotbly‘ means this way
vm hisuot‘yet unfit
natty reeéiaverede from the swings:
, “at elJ‘rowbridae
”was tweets ago Ind
Captain Frank Lassen of Betta ’8‘!
., CM too “this little skill this
from cohi gas at his residence.
'i‘nttie Was born in New Canaan and
lived there until 25 years of age.
when he went West remaining for 20
years. He has made several visits
East since 1873. He was 85 Icars or
age at the time of his death.
’thc reception at Sherry‘a, New York.
iblo upon which Waghlpgto
is hand when taking the oath.
lice. was on ephlbitlon tliéIer.
WILTON.
RidCVfilEr
ii". i".
at psi-“y. which will
1Q
Dr. G. H. Noxon. recently littended
drs. MStlt ”Georgia Stilt Miss Hovey
idiom spent Sunday at
meta wasps, “313'th Valli;
VVV'ItVVVéék er appendicitis. is schiefhat
r. Tb mlou’I studio, ‘89"??? eveni
”Whitehall. '1‘» some who»
Iiatanbto Postmaster R. H. Fitch. has
eases of ner‘vdus system. four: hthl‘t di—
‘scnsc six: ill cidenu-i and v.Itilcncc too;
all other diseases. eight
'I‘ be number of cases of infectious di-
senses in term follow: Melislcs. Nor-
walk. (city) one: (lawn) one; South
Ncrwnlk. eleven: scarlet fever, Nor-
walk lcityl one; (town) three; diph-
- chancellor of the Roman Catholic
Church. in succession to cardinal PI
rocchl who died yesterday The haste
. with which the pope lied the vacant
omce isunu V'nime upon. C
dinai Vannut I'll show regarded est a
probable success of Pope Leo for vice-
chancellor of the Church is one of the
highest positions ln‘tbe pa'pocy.
NO NEWS F STEAMDVR ST. LOUIS-
dent Wright, of the American Line.
to the statement “given out last evem
I except theta to the present 16
sh Itillr anoint
St. Loni ilk ‘ "
NE W YO K. Jan. 16-Vlce-presi_-.
"said: today: itWe have nothing to add .
without word of
Finch Frank M. if! Wd’I’IIlniton 8.N
Griffin T. D. 205 Waetildgtbn 8. N.
Plaihtod R. H. 43 Wichita tdlf S. N.
StiiisemPodelf‘CeI-paa Illi‘ton s. N.
- DRY snobs.
nickel-plan A. A Boo V84 WaIVIIV’Vton a. N
Hialhp J. A. a. co ”‘Whhlilgton s. N.
Smith M. V8. 8 Co. 92 WilhiVnthon 8.VN
Fautr AND ooNVVeécrloNiav.
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