, Lantern. ‘
JANUARY at.»
i ,APPLY TO 5 ‘
i "nonhuman
74 Washington amt.
'N. H
Misti ‘Puiulah Whitney. oi initiation:
Halon St. John West. of Maple street.
. “—4....
“resistor non
.. is the guest or her cousin. Miss
lot cam " ......
. *' Lane’s
51 WASHINGTON 8T-
Mbiu Jennie Smith. of Merwln
Hi1't’QTh.Wiltl-ilutl been ill with typhoid
tartar. in i-ouultlcrubly improved today.
—-~-Ailond . i great Bale Muslin. Tin»
derwear no“ , ulna undid, M. ii. Smith
ti 003a, '
Among those who art-attending ilil'
big international automobile meet. at
Ormond Beach. Florida, and who our
bably. saw the world’s record tulle oi“
twenty-eight and one-fifth seconds you-
torday were Mr. and Mrs. E. Iiubbell
Hotchklss, W. C. Jessup and ox~Mayor
Ferdinand ll. S‘lnlth.
~Salt Pork. itic lb. Hayes.
NAVAL assanvss wail AT BAS-
KETBALL.
The Trinity Naval Reserves heid a
drill at the Armory laut evening. Al'-
ier the drill a. basketball gilllll! was
played between the Reserves anti the
second loam oi' the Pastimes. ’l‘ht-
lit-nerves won by it score of ill to 'i'.
The lineup was:
. ......L-uw-
anaiieniinies.
-—l.oin Pork. 10 lbs. for $1, at Hayen‘.
Frederick Field, is confined to his
home on, ilurrltt avenue, by a heavy
cold. .
N. B. Truth. St. Paul. June (it. 'Oli.w
I've lived so long, i remember well
when the Mississippi was a brook. My
good health and long life come by l’i‘tii' Reserves. Pastimes. 2nd.
ing Hollisier's Rocky Mountain ’l‘cu. iv‘Itelaon, \V'clic ............ Hitldutorc
35 rent-:1“ Plainted’s Drug Store. ltia'bt tituird.
A little love, a. little wealth, (‘oilin ........................ lilootn
7"”. Left iiuard.
()pillr (‘haptelx Order of the Eastern (Yarricl, liennt-ii ............ Eldridgc
Star. held a regular meeting, last (Icnlor.
Lindoburg ..................
itia‘itt il‘tlI'Will'ii.
Left Forward.
Next. Friday the Reserves will play
the Winnipauit. .lrs.
rnal‘y 8, the Reserves will play the
Pastimes a return game.
night, and initiated David A. Decker. 13mm)“
-~-Auetion Household Furniture of
all kinds. at E. 'l‘. Benedict'a. West
Norwalk, Monday. Jun. 29, ill a. m.
if stormy. Tuesday. samehour. P. W.
Mitchell. Auctioneer. .
(Itiarniere Tunings
itov. Maploadon“Field. Secretary ol’
Sttflield Academy, was a guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Alfred BoutweII. yester-
day.
FIRE DEPARTMENT WATER
GAUGE.
The matter of placing a water pron
sure gauge in the Main street lire-
heusc in being talked up. Ex-Chicf .l.
Thornton Prowtit. when at the head of
the department. had a gauze installed
in his atore. This: gauge is still at the
store of llcurr ’i‘. l’rowiti and com-
pany. It haa liven suggested that tho
instrument be moved to (“hiei‘ Smith 5
store hill the latter favors taking it to
lht‘ lil‘l‘liOlIh‘t'. where it Would hurt- a
permanent position,
This Kililgw Is a itac-i‘ui‘ instrument
\Vlit‘ll the water measure tit-t-rt-ascs
and give.» warning. win-u the Slt‘ltllit't‘
E‘lltiultl ho taken out,
«Now is the time to lmy Kitchen
i‘tensiis cheap. Everything in the
basement at great sucriilcc. M. S.
Smith & Co.
A number of the grand officers will
be present. Monday evening at the
meeting of Our Brothera‘ mice, I‘. (l.
t). l“.
—-(‘ut Price Shoe Sale.
tl’: (‘0.
l“. I). Lyon
The Arion Singing Society will hold
an invitation aoclal oi‘ the masquerade
variety. Monday evening. at the hall
itt Madirmn firm-i,
KWESKIN~LEVY.
’I‘hc tu:trl'iaa~ of .VI« is “male law).
daughter of itii‘. and Mrs. Max Levy
of Washington street. and Mmrir
ix'wcsltiu. non of Mrs. Sorca Ku'oskiti.
or Stamford, will be united in mar-
riage Sunday evening. at .5 o'clock. in
ited Men‘s llali. South Norwalk. 'I‘ltci‘v
will be a reception at the conclusion
ol' the ceremony.
——Wintcr (hips. Winter (‘ai‘ia O'Brien.
There will ‘llt' a tspt-cial- meeting of
the official board of the South Norwalk
Methodist (lhurch at the clost of the
evening St'l'Yit‘P tomorrow.
.. (‘hickt-ns and It‘. and tilt-
Hoyt-a.
tile ”1.;
s
ilayoa.
li‘tiWiiw'.
lb. -»~ir‘rot~tli llama. li‘l't‘sil
or
(turned llocks. Sr, '
... .-.. _ M-.. .. .‘
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Wheeler. of Hav-
ilanti tart-oi, have today for a trip to
Jacksonville. ’I‘umpa atui tdhcr [lllll‘l's
ot' inltreat in the South.
Cornell oi. Jewell.
J. 0. Jennings.
l’rat-tit-al l‘illlllt’i'ii.
You paint by the Hilliill‘t‘ yard.
L. it} .\I. Paint is a lull stillill‘v'glilitlll
L. A'- M. Zitlr burdens L. A" M. \\ uni
Lead and makvs It. At .'\1. Paint neat
Illtt- iron.
liaakl'tbail, Armory, Monday night.
("o. it‘. vs. 7iat. ltclz. N. \. Winnipat‘tks
ya, Nationals. littering, ’10 to I2.
- .' t . l ' I , . ..
Lincoln (‘ountiL (blind of» Intitll [P.illl' gallons L. A M. mixt-d \lllil ..
‘lml‘l'w-I" M“"“"”'l““' "“""“"l"‘1 ”m‘ gallons Linger-d (ill will paint a mod
into business, last night. and madl- an, sized hum.“
i'ul‘tiu-r plans for the celebration of tin-
organization on 'l'ut-sday (ironing. I~‘~-li
ruary ti.
1. «i M. costs only $l.:!il [it‘l' gallon
Ally Church will la- gin-u a lila-rai
tiuanl ty ircc \\'iit'lli\'l'l' they paint.
Wm. llakv r. llaumloniou. N. .i,
Wriitm‘. ”Hih’l‘ iiilllllitii liltllirillltlh' oi
-- Lei utt quota yotl torms lii‘flii't‘ buv~
if”; your Wm”- N” WNW-‘5" "' W. gallant-t oi‘ tho L. ii M. I’aitli. Heal
WWW/“”- ‘ paint, in America; prolmbiy in lill
world."
Sold by Chas. Ill, liou'. South Nor
walk. (Young llubbcll tt'v Staples. thin
(71)., Norwalk. ("ouu.1_\\'. h‘. (iuyor At
Sou, Wosiport. ('oun.; Northrup llros..
Houibpori. (‘illllL
The railroad carpenters are now
(*onlplciiug ihc lili-tl section at the re-
builditl-g oi' the covering oi‘ the River
street tunnel. The tunnel is now
smoke proof;
"”liilrilit'llmli. Armory, Monday night.
(to. it‘. va. 7lut. Reg. N. Y. Winnipauka
va. Nationals. Dan-ring, Iii to ill.
[varylaung Man Should .
Sava.
There Is No Better Way
than to Start an
Account
WITH
The
South Norwalk
. Trust Co.
4 per cent. interest paid In
Savings Department.
The trial of the suit 01' ill. 'I‘. litties.
of West Norwalk. against (i. l’. Lorna».
formerly proprietor of a rcaturanl ill
North Main aireel, for an ice bill of
about $lli,'WllH continued this morning
In the town court bci'ore Judge .loucnil
ii. ’l‘uylor.~ After hearing the l‘Vltit‘lli't‘.
.lutlgt- ’i‘avlor handed down a finding
of $22,511 for the plaintiff.
wt‘ipeelal bargain pricen on Ladlea‘
Shirt Wuintnand Rain Coats during
t‘lcarunt'e Sale. M. 8. Smith & (to.
The midweek prayer invading of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
will be held 'l‘httrstiuy t-Vettlnc at 7:-
151o‘ciock. The subject will be “'I‘ho
Who'll- Armor." under. John 11. Law-
rence. 'l‘hlu irlt‘l'Vit‘t' will be follow-
. ed by the adjourned annual nit-cling
to bear the renortn or the btudnesa
totitmittoo anti iin~ business ireuaur»
(‘I'. '
A little home for you and me:
it’s all i ask except. good health.
Which comes from Rocky Mountain
'l‘oa.
Pinisted'n Dr
in; Store. Open during noon hour.
Account opened with minors.
W
frat'ié‘laait‘alrom.
SHEETMUSIC
TEN CENTS.
My Southern Belle. Dreaming Love
of You. Get Busy. Anita. I'll be Wait-
ing in the Gleaming Sweet Genevieve.
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
View: of Gonnactlcut .......6 for 26¢:
titanic Views ......Wio for tic
‘ COLEMIKH’B
to North Main
~ Apart
The supper given by the Latin-aha-
uoclutlon of the South Noi'u'ailt tion-
gregational Church netted $154. The
Association oxprenses liu appreciation
of the following gifts: Material for tax
new tables by Deacon Toilets and la-
bor upon some by Mr. William Ray-
mond and Mr. Dennis Valentine. a
nun range set in the kitchen. the gift
of Mrs. Tolles.
awn—...—
~-Ci’(lltll & Knapp Hats. ‘O'Brion.
fuss? .
Quality"
omlk.
Whoops 0N court-r. .
Thursday. Feb: '
Our Scotti-Anna“ ‘
Sale
V' Starts Saturday. January 29th.
The reputation at these semi—annual events has spread far and
wide. so that nothing more titan the mere announcement is required .
to starrour hundreds of friends this way for good trousers bargains.
This 'season the offerings are even more varied and extensive.
and you may pick work. busine- s and dress trousers oi" undoubted
worth at prices which mean distinct saving.
ti
$2.00 Trousers 'ior $1.48 $4.00 Trousers tor $a.98
$3.00 Trousers for $138 $5.00 Trousers for $3.48
V $6.00 Trousers for'$3.98.’
All sizes at each price as the sale starts. Come promptly and
get your pick of the greatest collection of good trousers we’ve ever
offered at reduced prices.
Many good suits and overcoats for men and boys still bear Red
Tag prices. I
a
South Norwalk. Tel“. Call, 32-2.
A
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it has been our constant aim to give satisfaction.
First of all our Oats are of good quality.
They are clean. that means. free from dust and for-
oign seeds.
Next you get full weight—~75 lbs. to a bag—and ae-
momber you pay for none ol‘ the screen-lugs or dirt which
You Ilnd in all grain unloaded direct from cars.
’l‘ruly all this is out. satisfaction.
litiy Oat's That's (llcnn.
«i MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near-«justl. as for
as the nearest letter‘box
or tcivphono. ‘ K
T\\/’ ’““-./"'\.r ”\J”\_./"\/‘”\./"’\,,l
;
i
t
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t
l
Valentines
Now Ready‘
At W. P. BEERS’
‘9 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 80. Main 8L. Io. Norwalk.
m
Hard Crabs, 300 doz.
llItJS'l‘ LONG (‘LAMS IN 'l‘()WN. title A QUART,
(iltEENl’ORT OYSTERS IN SHELL Olt OPEN. ‘
liLllEFISII. Wl'lAKir‘lSll. t‘liii. IiAlll)0t"l{_ it‘llA'I‘Flt'lIl, STEEL HEM)
SALMON. It‘iNAN IlAiillllC ANI) Kli’l’lCltICli ill'lRlliNt‘i.
LARGE soul/r. Ho .\ l'lil'Nii.
(IOI), lit' A POUND.
EXTRA LARGE EELS.
Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market
Tel. 108.
4:
Free Delivery.
"... Titian Satisiaction is
Worth a Ton oi Talk.
We reverse tnaitcra—givo you an
ounce of tulle—inut enough to attract
your attention, and a ton of satisfac-
tion. ()ar coal ltt good to begin with.
properly "picked.“ free from slatc.
screened free from dust and small ltu-
pnrltiea; secondly. well housed and
handled in ottr yards: thirdly, hold
full weight, and at. tho lowest price
the market will permit. Give us a
trial ordain,
The Daniel. Keogh tioal Co.
Buview Ave. East Norwalk, Gt.
0. 145—3.
Branch omens-Briana Drug Store.
Washington street, bridge: Mary’s
Stationery Store. Railroad avenue.
WITHIN
9?-
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g 4
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3t
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WW“..”WMMWW
AND GLASSES MUGT BE CHANGED ,
.EYES CHANGE
cit-non. uttrllium s locket slumus oi vision to his syn
wlisn his gin-u or. wholly to MIMI. Would it not in wall to have
your syn examined snini .
IT'S FREE.
0. E... Jackson,
Madam Optician.
_ . «My»... a...
GB WALL STREET. NORWALK, 0T. ’
list” mama
Watch our “Want" "For Sale” antit'To‘
for mains.
of Reliable“ ~ Trousers
- above last night's level with but few
, Iishetl of I to lb; \vt-rc Hill‘l'iiit‘l"ti and
‘ cartoons '
for Saturday
Apollo tilwcoistemou & 600 box
..2lic lb.
.850 Ill.
..390 lb.
' Erbey‘ly Frotlh ii‘lgthh ti tihc ,iur
rltrloulcd lanai Ilat'en.....2tlc Jar
Anona Chocolates... . . .
Almond Chocolate Chips.
Apollo Carameis . . . . . . .
.3th Jill'
The Oliffnrtl Pharmacy
.TEL. CALL, 15-2.
li‘rrah l-‘lgs. cherryyllilod.
Maples it Goldschmidt (30.
(itinerant-atoll.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton. I
{warts h Corbett Ilock. .0. Norwalk.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET
WALL STREE’I‘. 10:10 a. tin—Open-
ing dealings in the stock market
vorc very active tutti curried‘prices
exceptions amongst the important
stocks. There were no marked t’ea~
(urea and the average of the gains was
a small fraction. Great Northern pfd.,
Metropolitan Securities and interna-
tional Pump rose a point anti Alchlson.
Ontario and Western. Kansas City
Southern. Locomotive, U. 8. Steel pill.
and American ‘Car largo fractions.
WALL STREET, II a. luv—Success-
ful efforts to put up Ontaria and West‘
crn. Metropolitan Street Railway and
locomotive wr-re interrupted by no
immensi- volume or liquidation ltt
itcadiug. Wilith weakened tia- entire
lilill‘kt'l. (talus that bad iti't‘ll entail-
the WI'Hlt'i‘ll railroads and important
specialties tell a fraction bclou yet!-
tertiay'a clotting. Reading yielding Iih.
The selling; movcmcnt was severe, but
slim-t alld brioro ll o'clock the lnarltot
was rm'ovcrilll: \"t‘ii, bill lil't‘lllllt‘ \‘l'l'_\'
dull.
W-ll I. R'i‘lllfildjl‘. close.» .\ ii.:c oi"
lit. ilt Amalgamated (Topper Fad largo
buying of ilalliluorc and Ohio l‘illlh‘t'li
iiu- list to harden. Selling: wan I'i“
T1t\\‘l‘ti alter the apptatrant-o ot‘ the
bank statement. Anaconda had risen
ii. and a number of oihera I to lb}.
The stilling movement curried down
Iinlon Pacific, St. Paul. Missouri l’a-
ville. inmisvilit‘ and Nashville alld
other prominent stocks I to 1b,}. in
the dual dealinltn Reading broke tilt}.
(‘oiorado ir‘ut-l hi4. Brooklyn Transit
25.. and Southern Pacific l-‘ln‘. Prices
yielded all urotitltl and the closing was
decidedly nook and very ttcilro
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldneltmidt (30.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz 6‘; Corbett
Block. South Not-walk. Telephone 158.
.\lll:li. (‘01) iii”; Ill": Hit-'24 ill‘.
.\. l‘. A' i". (‘th H 4? 15'1“; it'll.-
.\m. t‘ot. ()il tilt. iii-'5. lit2 in;
Am lie in". .iziau 1:; int:
.»\m Loco 7m. Titan 71‘... 7.1;.
not. Slat-ll liu Ito-'5. lilfl‘g that:
.-\m. Sugar. I51": 1431”; Hit“. Iliiih
.\. 'l‘. a S. Fe. 917.. 9:3 mm tin-t.
;\.'l‘. S. P‘l‘ p. [till-i. Hill-"A. 103:5... 10334
litlliti & (lilio, 11“., ii? llli‘” illi-“x
li‘klyn. R. 'I‘, ”37,. ill til 91“,.
(Yin-b. & ()hio “Zia 63‘s; lil‘l lllli,
(‘hi N. W 2111 Eli-i 2331""; 23:15:;
(‘h. (it. West. 22% 227,. 331... 331;:
(till. t\' St. I‘.. lh‘libg titan; mu; tail...
(‘»oi. i“. & l. 82%; 837,. 77% Til".
t‘ou. (itla. Iill 181‘“ 179 i't'll
Del. A} iitltl. LE'JI‘A’; 222% it‘ll"; Billie
Eric. 19% 50 iii 19!};
Trio. it-il. ptd. 82% 8234 82 till“;
(it'll. I‘llcc. 177% 177% 177V; l't’7!fi
iii. Pen. Iii-"vi 177% I77'»; 177".
Lott. & Naull. 1511/4 it'll"; 152 152V;
Met. Si. lty. I'JS ,1 126 12414; I215;
Mex. Cent. 257a 25%. 25% 25V.
III. K. & 'l‘ 39% 39% 38% {that
ill. K. & '1‘. pt. 72H. 72% 7th.} ’t'i‘i't
Mt). Puc. and, 101% than. “1:13;.
Nat. Loud. lull/p not; till liii
N. Y. (You. 1521/2 ib‘JI/g irll‘rfi ll'iilii
Nori’. div. West. bill/ti 93% 91% lilll!‘
(lot. it West. 56% 1371.4 553/. 561/.
.i’utn Mali. Ill) 50 491/. 49%
Penn. it. IL, Hti till 115% 1-1594
Pet). (ills. till) 1001/; 9975i 9974»
Prod. S. Cill‘., 62% (32% can. “2%
Reading 152% “32% Holt/l l-lli
lit-p. Nicol. {151,9 lii‘i'é 3514,, (113%
Rock Itdnnd 24”... 251.5. 24% 24%
South Par. 70:). 703.94 (39% can,
Still. iiy 0d. TOO; 70"}; 09% (till/ti
tion. ily Co. 1). 112% 1127A 41% 41%
Tenn. (I. a. I. thii il'ili ltd? tall
'l'oxus. Par. 38% iii-1% 37% 37%
Union i’ltc. 157% 157% .1557). WOW
Ii. 8. Rubber. 55% 55% Mi M)
ll. 8. Stool. 15% till]. 441/4 il-tlli.
U. 8. Steel, p. iiii till 112 Hz
William). 26 2(th 25% 251,41
Wabash, old. 47 47% 16% dim
West. lln. Tel. 93% 93% 93% 95114
Bank Statemnt.
Reservoir. l’ioc. 8931.125
Reserves. II. S. Doc. 929.450
Minna. Inc. 15,517,800
Specie. inc. 6.038.200
Loyal 'l‘ender. Tloc. “84.725
lebosila. Inc. ”343.300
Circhtntion. 000. "5.000
,OHILANDIR WAI AOOUIT‘I’ID.
Sums weeks taro Mrs. Aioxsnder ll~
sell. a Norwnik woman, has Adolph
Siieiantinr arrest. on the charms of my
saint. This morning. when the case
was heard by Judge lmcltwouti. Mrs.
Olson told a tioniiiotlns story and
her older witness knew nothing about
the affair. litre claimed Shelsntiei'
kicked her and the defendant said that
. bevtilil not. The lattur sisassltlthat
Mm Olsen throw stones at hind-est»
' ruse: listens WILL turencs'r causation:
1 i
the order of the Justices has Man. I
...... to macs.
Ball Rollins- ' A
a
V
u.....-.....nt.numao
MEN'S SUITE WORTH $8.00 ......
MEN'8'8U1T6_WORTH stout)
MEN'S suns won-m $12.00 ........r..; ......
MEN’S sun's WORTH “5.00 ...... .....
I now suonr TROUSERS‘ sotrs also and
. aovs- ovancoars, coon ones .
l‘ - . _ ,' ." ‘ .
have ovancos‘rs 34.00, canon ,p
‘ tv
I
swam-tans AT .'
MEN’§ Hosts, 12l/2c QUALITY, suck on shown.
10c HANDKERCHIEFS AT . ‘ I '
.- ....y-uuonuyasunn......ulnnn‘,‘ q
‘ I
BROKEN Lora or WINTER UNDERWEAR AT yacht“.
98 Washington St. ' “ ' . .
Our new telephone call; 165-5; i1 . ii: i j.
4—
AT YOUR SERVIGE
Butter at wholesale cost, 25c lb.
Fresh Eggs. home gathered, that a re fresh, 32¢ doz.
Cooking Eggs at 25c. Special low price., "'
Cooking Apples. at 200 pk. Special low 'rice. ‘
Fresh Dug Pannips, just in, fine as ponib , 2 Ibi., 50):" .
Fresh Spinach, 250 peck. l . .ii “
Tetlsy's Teas give great dtlufaction and are selling troll.
pics free. . "I
New Cake, fresh in, Plain. Raisin, Fruit and Marble
Our cutter h 7 ..
New. 90011330 .
i
I
I
Dried Beef. as been out of cbmminion.‘
have it going good and sharp Sat I
Shall soon have an important an
poultry or interested in
eggs in two weeks.
Owing to our new system of cad-re ring order-silo the attention ‘
filming delivery, we are giving a lot of satis'lactkm to those
ads on time. Try us for quick dill ivery. ‘ ' .
LSEENZO D133?
day. .
oun‘cemsntioffintersst to at ‘ ‘
producing fresh eggs. Can double yo ‘
Telephone Call 2694.
2 libs G Italian Sinai
MAINE POTATOES. 8U. ........................................ .2
NESTLE'S OR DEFIANCE MILK. 3CA$ ..................
PANCAKE FLOUR. ANY KIND. 3PK
NEW YORK STATE CORN. 4 CANS ........
TOMATOES. SOLID PACKED. 3 CANS ........
EGGS. OOZ. ..........................
18 SWEET CHANGES. ................. t ...... . .......
FULL LlNE OF FRUIT AND VEC£TABLE8.
UNITED GROCERY courtjli
20 NORTH MAIN 31'. I
so NORWALK, CT. 9'
TEL. 143.
................. Oi.....-.....»t....--s
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.t‘:
it.
Superior Retort 'Q‘
Used Same as Wood. , “
Excellent for Brolling.ToaItlng nfid'ilrr
CAREFULLY SELECTED AND PACKED BY, . ‘
"it u. 3. Alumni REfiNiNG mural
unuurncrununs ANI) anemone or woon Amok.”
SOUTH NORWALK. count. ‘
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. . M”
Sold I by All ' Groggg
iii
1 y’- ‘
PAY OF REICHBTAQ M,
BERLIN. Jan. tit—Accrual“
Cologne (lunatic. tiled
meat nan nt'tlufilfid .cld?£
loin: ntuntliu t I .52,
to my mom tern our at _.
attendance. The propo , 403' .
been discussed numerals. _
Week another debate occur
the fact. devoloped that ..
vaiiyt-a are. now convltIOOil’
nettasary to common“? .
tho Rischstag In orderiw -
quorum. 'l‘he debutaj.‘ «
some uharp. direct crlt alum“
puror. who wait tit-sari .
only man in Germany“
against the wishes of ‘ '
Another updalter it of ‘ '
tributed to the temp for» .
claiming: “Grit/gr tits
tilem, ilnh." i 5",
it in under-shin
mont'a tieaisiontto' . ..
visible irritation ? ‘ iii:
Roluhntng toward tho. ‘
ignoring its VWIIIE' ,
compensation to m t. ..
. colitis
/ Théflfllfl'l
he held from:
GIRL WAS UNRULV.
At the Request of Relatives Margaret
Plunkett Gos- to industrial school.
Margaret, Plunlttdi. a fifteen yearn
old Norwalk girl. was committed to tho
Middletowu industrial t-icltool for'girbt
this morning by Julian lildward M.
Lockwood. 'l'hitt was the second time
the case baa been before the court.
The girl in bright. and intelligent. but
is an orphan and her reintlvau were
unable to keep her off the «(rents and
it was also claimed that she is im-
ritiy. The, rolnth ... of which there
were several itt tnavt. requested that
lllltl be placed in the school.
(lint-et- Bryan Billt escorted her to
the lllutiiutlon.
000a ttTiLL ROAM THE s‘rnnafll
After the that tiny untior’the ortlor
of the justices of thu‘ peace that all
dogs not mauled be kept confined or
destroyed, there have been a few
more monies purchased and a few
more dogs kept in Ionah. but the greata
or majority or them still roam the
streets as before. Two dogs without.
muscles encased in a brief fight you-
turt‘lsy under the Washington street
brine, and there have been several
do: lights in Not-walk. As a. whole.
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