Andrew H khar dntII his lisv so “so deuiuily V“ KIIIIIII‘ I admitted Suicide . mate 9 home possibility that zskhar , ted suicide. 1 last evening Zakhai' told his luiia that he expected some do to comb from out or town and . he whaligo‘ihg out to luck .hegg him not to go, out. be neat she h by on a stretcher n‘ the of the east-boa d ruli- o'clock last. vening by a Bursaries ‘nasclidd Zola . oh you peace Willi “In: ill) the Spring bybllity den w p _ ' veral conditions might have caused of bones were ’ man had received a W890 NOW on the side of the head- }? bably from the cowcatcher. 1'11 Huntington. of the ease. and i6wing .the remains Dr Hunt instructed Und6rtuker David 11 to take them to the Inor- ; believed that Zakher was ‘ struck by the train tine here at 9:10 or by some freight train. , Re is survived by a wife and tone child. He was only twenty-eight years of age. The child is a year and ' a half old. . Medical nmiuer Huntington why, of the opioid that Zakher was icking" . costubut this was denied, by hIII swite. who said she’ N’Iii plenty coal in the cellar. 1 She-statodmlsmo in ;toa8enti , nel reporter that sh6l 1 66d that he was looking for home 111 s and was walking along the trap s to find them ‘wheu he was strtiaiu it was learned‘r in afternoon that the done was on the railroad tracks for the purpose of picking up coal, as he had a bag with him. He was accompanied by Frank Bones and wife..of 7 Ely avenue. who were on the siting mission This disposes of the theory of suicide. COULDN'T HAPPEN HERE. Norwsik Bapida Buy That Hun-I Would Not Have Been Used Here in Bush a Manual. Norwalk members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles have been very much interested in the case of John Hnnns. who went before the court in Middle town and charged ten members of the degree team of the Aerie of that place in grossly missuing him in the initiau In: ceremonies Secretary John in Wood. of Norwalk Aerie. says unit while various kinds of ‘ degree Working apparatus Is used the same as in all fraternal secret soclo ties, easdiaies are used In s 970119: manner and are by no means injured In any way it seemed intreiuious that such ap- paratu‘a ill Hunn told about were used on the man and if the truth of Huhn' s statements were proved the Middle town Aeries charter would be taken away .1111...“ OIITUARV viscose. WILLIAM RAYMOND WEBB. ‘ Word was «It-elven in South Nurwulk today of the dmh in handy Hill. N of William Raymond Webb. son at William Webb. frmeriy of New muses: had «In my in. the Nin'walk it, Works suited would have live years ole III-lo Ii‘eiIruaI-y. tonmi 100vang Word held this can in New Wuhan. The burn use the sympathy of many Nor- it tried“ It barge R. C‘. McNeil has arrived . seam» or coal for Raymond bars. .1. (loluns and (‘omnany have pur- std s Windmills new delivery wag» IIBladN ROWA'I‘B. be death or Helen Kowats dough lit. and Mrs. John Newswor- ’rsstrday at the bomb oi the ta. III kastt avenue Romy- . was due to maraamua. Do- in! only 30 days old. Nihilist. (it? Bilibil! usury. . It! or Philip Duffy will use isisomw morning at 9 o‘slbckI ”Lilith” (‘hilrcln The Intern will-ha in iii. tin-r1 Cemetery. VINIO I? AND “OTB. to! OIIAI'I lie: ” will all through the advertis ‘1 plans tor the new pod. wail obwiiged.‘ to or the town Idolat- b;idge which said a structure up .pl‘oWIY tt9 out) or $2.900 meeting voted. summe .11 sh the influx of summer people septic the island. in addition hb the bridge itseir. eon- siderahlo filling Will be nocessarytst Ith‘e appnraehisi which work is rather ports 9. ‘ 9 ‘ ‘ , SHERMAN COUNCIL . IIOLIIS ITS ELECTION Stephen Starr Jarvis Chosen Recent and Harry S.‘ McBridé Ior Yleaongeni The annual election of Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum, was held last evshihs- In addition to the election. title dandidate was admitted. The ei- option resulted as follows: Regent—Stephen s. Jarvis rm Regent~Frederick Benedict. Vice-Regent—oHarry McBride. 0ru.tor——i}oorge ii. Voglbllrgh Secretarywl’. A. Parcells. Treasury~A H. Theile Collector—v.1, Emory Stevens. . Chaplain-0hsries Miller. Guide—Edwin Baudln. Warden—~11 J: Comatock. Sentry—John Marni. Pianist—45,5 Representative—John Pierce Aliernate— William P Bundle Trustee—Charles B. St. John. .m-«a— BOUTH NORWALK DIVISION. Annual Meeting“ chooses John Kelly for President. The annual election of South Non walk Division. ‘le 0.1!! was held last evening and resulted as follows“ Presidentw‘lchn Kelly. ' Vice president-aloha Bpenoer. Recording Secretary-John Quads. ‘ Financial Casey. Treasnrcr~Jobu Device TRINITY CHURCH CADETB. Mc- Secret ark-Thomas 1’. Dr. Dean to lea a Bersa of Talks on Hygiene. The rector has arranged with Dr. Bean to give the members of Trinity Naval Cadet. Corps a series of talks on hygiene. These will be straight talks from a physician covering mat- ters pertaining to pure sound physi cal manhood. They will be most val- nahlo and helpful. The tirst talk will be given tonight at 7:46 p. In. All members are asked to be present promptly in uniform without leggins. Mr. McKihbin also has a communi- cation of interest which he will make known tonight. A life and drn ntcorps will soon he leaned GRACE 1.... -11.“... 11..-... -M GUILD BAIKBTIALLII‘T‘B WON. The Senior and Junior Divisions of Grace Church Boys Guild had inteo eating sessions last evening at the town sssotuhly bail in Wall street. The Seniors were to have played a game oi’ basketball with a team from tho Btamford Y M C. A.. but the lat, tar soot Word that they were not com- ing. To oifsat their son appearance the boys pla ed a team of Norwalk ads. The lid Won hy' the close score of ii to ill. The Juniors were also successful. defeating a team of boys from BI. Paul's Church. lumpy Montgomery. who Is the db rector of the club. and William Tor- it?! acted as odlcials for the games. ‘ oldltlii’u HOLIDAY scene. 11 H Decker has one oi the large show winder/s in his? store in Washin- ton street tilled with etchings photo- yrs-lures. etc. in many beautiful do- signs. and is prepared to frame them in baby style desired selbctions being mmiwlfrorn lull kinds of mouldings. Mr. Decker bits also revolved a large lips of fancy glassware. imported Ger. man china were. lamps. etc. «misi- ly desirable for the holiday trade. He Oil-tuition an inspection of his swell. NIW AND LAM“! LITTII l.II5X1 Postmaster Bradl “mi paring to act upon petition he received sailing thattbo timpneuantP lot tor be! about in trout arm Wood‘s pharmacy in W I'm; replaced by a issuer has. its. Reliil Isumdstosutaiamrmdimsa muitcsnbsmllflll- 1.1.1.1111... .itwtvil «summer afternoon. -Tbe1l~udm ”Bock lul under surgeon W A. 01‘ mm in! are. having a sock will be mission. Books Walsh ‘ ‘ enginlsted the no lie 1 till. hallway III New York, 9;: ks Mr, I: Ilduiss IIIIII iii Battle ior ills World’s Commerce-«Aldrin and lies ' treatments at Close oi Address That Bi. Paul’s new Man' a Club is a gamut“ isstihitisn and gives promise , I ' on; occasions forlits ‘ clearly sharia ’ ingssn . husiastic gathe ' ' Berkeley Birebt Chapel. burn applications for membership - . solved and more wii ' rector. Rev Wem shortly to have sem humbly and to ad amusement, such he bowl.“ alleys, His aim is also to get young men interested in the organization and to this end the shyironmt‘ nts will be made as nitrhotive as poaslble . Lest evemmg the club memileis had thiil pleasure or listening to a very mtcrsdt’ing and instructive lecture. de livered by landscapes W. Railway, 1". G .3. Who spoke on “'l‘lade Routes Battle for the World' a Coul- morbid." ' The; lecture. primarily. was a discus- slou‘ oi" the struggle fer the possessioh of the Nbrlhisrn Pacific Railway With an dttondant ocean to ocean rail route. the organisation oi the Northern Bo: (mitten Company, Its totals and tribu- inuons, the struggles of the railway kings. James 11. Hill the Hummus. .l Plot-pout Morgan. etc. and the light between the’ Sues Canal and the Puget Sound routes for the possession oi the Asian commerce ' master of his subject was very ap- parent as soon as he began his ad- dress. it would be dlfllcuii to say Just which part of the lecture was most in- terse seélng in his hearers. inasmuch as all 0 it was of particular moment in the development of the country" a com- mercial s the. Dr. Rot way contended that corn- Int-roe follows the least line of res sti- suce. therefore the blooms" it is the way which has a lesser degree or gravitation to overcome or in other wands there are not the steep grades in its path that the roads furthe1 south have to contend with For this rruwu he believes that the Canadian Pacific is bound to get a considerable portion of the business in the future. The sneaker referred to the‘ great benefit to the stats :ot New YOI'K by the building of the Erie Canal, ano how when it was built. It developed the state In preference to Philadelphia and eurrmmding country. by reason of the fact that vessels entering the port of New York from all parts of the world could secure return cargoes transported from throughout the suite a large portion ot the distance over thenew canal. This. he admitted. was not the case now. inasmuch as consid- erable time was ssvtvd by railway traf- llo. The doctor further contended that the way of the lunch was fotlowod by the red man, and then came the white man following the same trail as the nboi'lglne. In elaboration of his whole subject. the speaker Ilescrlbed the development of commerce from the semi-lulrbarlau era of Europe. At the conclusion oi his address the speaker answered any questions that his homers desired to put to him. regarding any point of his lecture. A vote of thanks was also git-en Dr, Redwuy. After a pleasing selection hurl th‘n tendered byhlohh W. Wolds. rul'rush- "will! of coffee and sandwiches were served and a nuclei hour follow-u among the members and prmlwtivu members of the organisation. The club was formed II month ago m IUIT IHOUGHT 'I‘OR BIO. Mary Piab'aay Wishes That Amount Fromm-own A Iarata. Mary Ploban) has sued Crown it. Bursts proprietors of the New Writ Bargain House. obtaining 910 damages and costs. The case will be heard on the third Monday of the mouth in the town court. Gunstubls Thomas Leslherlsud attached lib wort II of of goods yesterday to cover the diiiili. The plaintiff claims that on Novmu her 80th she purchased a suit of the drip. agreeing to pay lit for the same. The said suit was to have alterations made to it and she deposited ii and arranged to take the suit on Saturday. December 9rd. she runner claims that. on the date specified she called at the siorslaud was told that the al- teratlons were not completed. This did not satisfy her and she asked for the suit lost as It was. This was re— 'fitseti‘ :hor, wheres she demanded her It; deposit. ' ‘ biaiwas also reins ; 111111111 1111.. than. IN weswaek Ittmasa. ~‘ t Amligfmm assist That DrfRedwny was a thorough . is destined to be "the" route because I ‘ 11mm tor M. Dec iii. the best ‘ _nportuuitycrihsssasentoseieets‘ “ s soles Dress list at a pcpulsr price. out. For MIMI-day silly, you stair ohdsse‘ " than B” full line of colored Velvet _m7i'ithsm tug Buddha were drown d t ' land. which was Iirnpls As- flulity. . ,. 1 :3‘1111 ,‘ Lite cough Lillian Wilcox , Thiher in the apple orchard ,1 , ‘ much from It Shorfedberg bad for thieves. After her arrest the girl pleaded poverty for her lion " was deaf and what was said rather soften guard to get I . s accompap ‘ of the orchard. LII? father. Shot} . g ésfstothégiri’iv .: " also took'hold . ' :. force. The gill. self and went ii (331'. alto had no .. push the more sounds or an so the pro secutio'n accepted plea to the lee sen offense ‘ » ., IdI show Bel o co app so at; another part .1 out of sight oi made propo iii-court yester a load pipe thiei. . asst up Iron Bridgeport for ‘ itting a burglary on the house of Mia. Susan C Trubet on State street dud stealing all the lead pipe. The damage amounted tiger-ed up. over not blissott slat Thom dinners house property :destrd'ction and‘ depreciation and was of the opinion that the scene ed ought «to here It substantial sen tence despite the many pleas Iar~him Miesctl was gIVen not more than thret years nor less than one year In the state prison. This Is a case in which the slot or the husband and father are visited on the wife and children. Mlssett hat a young wife whole; in a delicate con diiion and a ten months’ old child They are absolutely" destitute and would have been put in the street but for the assistance of friends. Janus Wilson was given three months in Jail for stealing chicken: and ducks In company with three others in Fairfleld on November 23. The quartet. visited the farm of Mia: Agnes Murray and got away with four thinks and 24 chickens. Relic Handley "lifted" 816. lawful "many of these United States from the pocket of Joseph Duder. Belle pluy'ed the Delilah game on Joseph. She did not shear his looks. but she doped his reason and when he was limp. she went through his ockets. it was a case of the usual ltnd and no one has much sympathy for the chap who gets shorn. The girl plead ed guilty and was soutencdd to two months in iail. James Fennell was sent to Jail for six months for Meeting 35 from Peter Hopkins while Stephen Doolnn got till for taking till from Antonio Fur- ro. James acanion took a chicken from Mary Bcoti II c loo» audiw was given one month in Jail when he pleaded gull“. Marlin Crouch pleaded guilty to yummy and was given sixty days in lull. FIRBMAN KILLED IV OWN IN- GINI1 nun. 1N. Der. ll.-~8tephcn Davina firem on a switch engine running between introduction and New Britain was run over by his own engine this morning. His legs were. cut oi! at the thigh and he was dissmboweiled. it was remarkable the doctors said that he was not instantly killed. Div- vis had crawled under bis engine to all her when another train bumped into her and pushed the wheels across his . He was carried to his home in out Britain. his own engine being employed to carry him to the Main street crossing. At this point he was returned to a stretcher and car- ried to his home a low doorIi from Ibn musing. Daiv II had been on the road for twenty years. He was prohi- mm In society circles in New Brit- sin. sum Maw-is F LGGN NOT LOOA‘I‘ID.» no N IRBI ' Nw-Na report ‘ ha“ been My“ 3? morning tints " it'aiooa.‘ ~ .Iiieh’ wssr'outadriit m W” are} flushes thun the situation MW“! or push, . I l or ,im ‘ oi don have been users lag the burns bu lunar-tar moccas- om Ills Testimony Aisyf : Important asIIlII his torneys’ (lilies Ila‘ Been Ious lines With Trial ' fiNBoW T3125 Path. 917Now Jthat. Bite me o c oosng a my as base completed and the case of the prosecution has bee outlined by As- sistant District Atto ney Rand, it was " expected that rapid progress would be nade in the case of Nair-*Pattersongn when her trial tor murder was resum- P’ ed In the Supreme Court today. Much ‘ speculation has iollowad some or the statements made by the prosecuting attorney in his opening nrgnmont, and the report was freely I. slated mday that the testimony or Hyman Stern. the pawnbroker. may not be so im- portant for the prosecution as the dis. rict attorney‘s office has been led to believe. it has been an. d that the state believed Stern to be one of the host important witnesses and that ill- ness of the witness was a great hard— ship to them during the his: trial. It you uudclstood that he had positively dentifled a photograph of J. Morgan Smith Miss Patterson‘ a brother- ill-law, is a hilarious oi the man who puiches- ed the revolver with which Caeser i'otmg was shot. Stern has now no- overed from his Illness and will ap- pear More the present Jury. Larger crowds gather around the doors of the courtroom every day but .he ruling of Justice Davis that only those having connection with the case be permitted to enter has been rigidly enforwd up to this, time. Many 0; the selves to become discouraged however ’ 1nd many remain in the corridors through a greater part ot the day, ap- parently with the expectation that the can linaliy will be raised. STOCK MARKET OPENED WEAK. Lower Prices Pravalisd. than Yester- day. When some Records Wars Reached. . 'Ymon‘aa. Baum stock market opened weak and lower. sning duotatons showing declines of M o 1. Amalgamated Copper opened at 65 a decline of 1 point from last night, and the next sale was at 64%. Erie opened at 37. a loss of 1.15 from last night. Soon after the market opened. prio es steadied and in some of the shares there were good rallies.‘ Thd' opening at the stock market was attended withbut little excite- ment. The feeling was rather more cheerful. although the unsettled condi— tions indicated in the early quotations tended to check anything like aggres- sive buying for the rise Represents- tives of certain commission houses were reported to be.buying moderate 1‘: of the active list. while others seem- ed to have a preponderance of selling orders. There were no indications of forcing liquidation. Room traders were not active, though seemingly commit- ted for the most part to the short side. The market developed marked strenrth and activity before the end of the first half hour. . in the Curb market Northern Be. curities broke shortly after tho open- ing from 122 to 119%. Montreal dz Bos- ton Ocpper. which bore the brunt of yesterday's panic on the Curb. open ed at 1% to 1%. later selling hack to BOSTON. Doc. 9. --The Boston Stock Market opened active and irregular io- dsy. Amalgamated Copper. which closed last night at its sold at the out- Iet at 87, but. went off simostimmedi- ately to M. Copper Range opened at It. last night's closing. and then went up 95. United States Mluning declined iii. to All. and Utah sold at IBK. up 9i from last night. NIW YORK BARGAIN House's GUCCI“. The New York Bargain House has had a wonderful success. The pro- prietors say: "We came to Booth Norwalk and opened a store at 196 Washington street sud achieved such success that we decided for the bane iii of our many Norwslk patrons. to drum a store at Norwalk and accord- Iugly secured our present quarters at Iii Main street. W‘s- havebeeu aiantly looking for new and larger Norwnlk have been Idi‘tiiitsie in so- curlng the new building at its Wash- ington street In which the store is be: ing titled up expressly for us. and we will move into the same Just as sods as Ilie building is completed." Read further what the firm has to say in their advertisement. . up”. swam am- “rut boost. chess 11111111. The usual must- no morass yes. terda’y alteration when Howard It. Housman was soon toiling s' wagon up ddltl‘lil‘13“m“d‘ ‘ .1. the isn’t2 of mi bursa anus“ vehicle I“ ' » when amvlowlngifstobsddilt 1 walk Trust Company building. frightened away. curious ones have not permitted them- eon- Annoy. is Hartford Place couriers for both slow and at Booth 1 .. .Clll" m '1 Alan Broke on» Key in 11.. out * of Louis 3 Bears’ Door III nihg to burglariae the oiilce oi Attor- ney Louis 8. Beers, in the South Igor- or» monthly it failed and the burglar was Had the burglar succeeded in opening the door. he ”would In all probability never have but the piece alive, as inside was a man with a ramshooter at hand. Ev. my night does and always has It revolver with- in reach. 4.06 a. Is. He entered the main hall- way of the Trust Company building. which was open, and seconded the stairs where he tried the key in the lock of Attorney Beers' cities; The key stuck in the lock and in his en— doatior to get it out again broke it 0B in the look He was evidently fright- away by something. as he left wor and made his escape Olin-er Frank Raymund was patrol- Ing his best when he saw a man dudke out or the doorway of the Trust Com- pany building and around the alley- way between The Sentinel cities and the Trust Company building. Bis ac- tion immediately arousal (Juicer my- ‘onrls suspicious and he give chase. He followed the man into the yard at the roar of the building. but lost him in the darkness. He thou went into the Trust Company building and use pertained that the attempt had been made to unloak the door. ' The entire police force then on duty consisted of one man. but an amp as possible the‘ other members of the form were Instructed to be on the Iooktutt, but no further trace of the burglar was found. SIX SCIIOOLBOYS ARE :IIELD FOB. RABBI’S DEATH Pelied Chicago Church Official with Snowballs and Rocks as lie was Killing Chickens CHICAGO. Dec. lice-Bi: .schoolbays. none more than H years old. were held at the stock yards police station all night awaiting the coroner‘s ver- diet on the sudden death at Rsbe tbrabam Gliek. illicit was killing chickens for be rid Levy in the rear of the iatper's store. when a dowdsof’boys made blue 01)- the target of a. volley of snowballs. sdme of which, It is said. contained etc as to give weight and accuracy.- e snowball struck Click on the back of the head. making a small wound. Trembling with excitement. the rabbi ran four blocks to the police station where he was advised tosecure warrants. Glick hurried from the po- lice, station to Dev-N's store. ‘ "At”‘the door he threw up his hands and fell. dying in a few minutes. The arrest of the boys followed. ~ - FIRE FROM GAB EXPLOSION ST. JOSEPH. Mich, Doc. 9.—-F‘ire readilinglrom a gnu explosion in» a dry goods store in the heart of the business section of the city. has al- ready caused damage estimated at $100. 000 and is not yet under control. The Company I" basketball team will iourney to Middloiown this evening «pd play the military team in that cty. WANTED. 1.....-" ........_...—.1..... WANTED -- GIRLS Il‘OR HAND work on straw hats. Early applica- tion should be random Dennis and Blanchard 132 Water street. . d9 8t WANTED—POSITIONS FOR. TWO girls at general housework: and one for waitress. Apply Employment Agency 111 Washington street. d8 3i WANTID~BOARDEIRB- BINGIJB rooms with board from 35 to ‘7 per week All modern improvements. Mrs. It. A Draw II Elisabeth BL on at men—1. wanna—11A onIanro runs family washing home. Call evenings at t Gerard Place. as at WANTED-«FIRST CLASS BRASS mouldor on dry sand work. Address Drawer "Q" New Haven. Conn. dB at m. lissuW mum-Lam 1.. 1111.11... .11 ed conclusion want positions: have places for one good molt. and t girls for general housework. Apply to NHL“? .1 Wilcox. unplugging: ”0‘ 1111...... 1-11.11...” 111.111.111.111“ m .11 mo .1 FOR SALE. Iron BALI on To nan-rumour sewing machines. abetting. tables. power. etc. Complete plant in pan loot condition for light manufacturing purposes. Gan remain in present lot cation if desired Tories very- low. It. 0.13s: 203.Norws1lt. . d9 Ht 111 1.11... the Trust Company' a Buildlué ‘ " A daring attempt was made last sve- moons sleeps In the ot-I ‘ The burglar made his attempt at ‘ waurao 1—1 Tunnel Intramusc- with have a proposition for any one Inland. in: to numbers a plane which is out, was 1111111111 nouns! .Iraavsn William Bennett, of Brltlpepil, Employed by uterus» ior, in Barton, Willi... was Basics by .l‘ as The memberscf the No aik. . 6 force. the newspaper. repo ports, ‘ people Who heard about It this were all asking the details of the .1 ing holdup, assault and highway bery Which took place last on t e lonely road to Wilsoh' , not far from the standard Oil Gold pany’s‘ Plant . ' womb Bennett. of Bridge yrt ~ New Haven. was driving along tho . . about 11 o'cldck when tllrcem mun p (1 out into the roadway . no liij d... it while the other (3m: drains .. from the wagon and gave hint ‘ ere heating. Thou men jump bill the carriage and drove away -In blip: direction of Dorian. . . Bennett was left weak and so on the road. ' l-Ic last no time in going to the walk police and reported his tore. He did not. give any descrlp of the men who assaulted hihi', b‘ttf. had a line description of the rIg ’in which he was driving. It was as- fold lows: “Black coll. white hind feet. weighs about. 900 pounds. ii years old, short mane Wagon had black body and green running gear. one blue hlyp- ket and large gray rug in bottom or wagon. , no described in graphic terms the adventure and exhibited marks on Its ‘ face which he claimed had been Ina . by his assailants He said the sorts . was owned by Andrew Tayldr, the lip-1 . eryman in Darieu. Strpnge to any. the case was not re- ‘ ported to the police of South Nor- walk. , ., There seems to ‘ nothe‘y aid to the story. howe’d midwmo ngg the horse was tonne Iii rent of . Taylor' a stable and bad eyldently dared home a! ' Emmott had taken the rigof early in the evening for the purpose-of ctaking it irive. He was drip b tiWfi's his and NI: workedxlhe'lt: foddnple . was s ‘ e r y a; _. lived in and ort and “$33.1 Bridgeport from New Hill’iln. When Mr. Taylor saw him last or». 1 suing. he appeared to bill? e been In: aklng somewhat of the fell. red wine. ._ . He had scratches on his wrists and “ his face was somewhat marred as it he had been rooting in the macadam J of the Wilson‘ a Point road A fiberloek Holmes mi hi have do- duc‘ed that he fell out o the wagon and the horse wandered home. and that his story was told for the- pur- pose of saving himself from responsi. blliiy had the rig been lost. but no one seemed to be unkind enough to say so. .. .. .. -__..._111..- POPULAR AMUSEMINTO WILLS COMEDY Gummy. The Wills Comedy Company enter» taiued a large audience at Hoyt’s Thea trn lasi night with the presentalon of . 7.. the musical comedy “in Atlantic Gily.",. ‘ . The comedy parts were in the hands ,, of the Wills Brothers and James Lee lie and Were handled very. effectively. , The music and singing. were good. The acrobatic feats of the ilregorys were excellent Tonight the com my will prompt Two Old Creoles and It you nuiov a good laugh so and see it. There are no blood curdliiik murders and hair raising scenes Just II comedy from start toduish intes- spurned with music and singing m- -. . l Mrs. Bhi man. of Weston. was re- moved to e Norwalk Hospital In the ambulance yesterday. ‘ TO LET 'ro Lev - runmssuo mom rooms with heat and bath. located on y the Terrace. Address “Rooms". “guil‘ thoI Dulce. ‘ ’0 LIT—4 ROOMS IND FWRi‘ Wu»... .ML—w. 1mm. “1.1.1.1111“ .- titssumod maelstrom-to family. Hall and stairs demoted Ir comma Tornadoes. B Arch street. orwa - 1 . 1w:1..—11,11~mw. .1... (wafl’ a 1%.... u ‘ g j LOST. 1.0 'l‘c-ALUMINUM I’ll'lii 1 sieve Ii one and and the salsa. '. lon’" stamped on it: also all or brass automobile lamp. finder will be rewarded by lsavin both a: sentinel Discs. Booth 111111. I! it CEMETERIES. 'Iivsrdids‘ comets wNerwaIIt can seventy . horas 131111111111 isostad his insult ill It is was to “list lot Web are alive. ‘11 tlrdiy new. sures you onto. and gives M. II M mm W. doors-es superiul‘uad mils the mm fogtgkr‘lstmasf can 1313’... you. .iliti’l. on are (lot! you a slit... Sentinel. MITIGFA‘I'HV.
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