H,‘
‘Wltli donorotlono all group as the
shamrock lli‘pt grows on the genuine
Ollkl Iodine 8t. Patrick's Day sup-
. per, venunhe South Nprwsik Methv
Wild Church last evening irom 8 until
., til o’clock. was a very successful event
in my flicnlsr. though the weath-
“ 9" ., d' idly be tlencribcd an hav-
llllllscn‘ itious,
fl j" ty supper tables were ur-
‘, mm in pleasing ordcr in tho buse-
«lflllltlidhe church nnd were. prettily
minim Irish notional colors. in
l in candclnhrn. ilowcru. etc.
“in many oi the lllt‘nlu were spread
o'er with slips of pnrsioy. .
I 13". ‘ Th0 molly lndlcti who poi'ticiputcd
“mambo attired in kooplng with the
showrooms oi the supper. They were
. :nrrnyed in White dresses, with neon
‘ MMs‘ln‘ih‘cir hair, green aprons and
, Mil ohnmrocks pinned on their waists.
fitlll further in the decorative
“that” were the uouvcnirs oi chum-
.i'odlts. which tha‘gncstu at tho supper
Waived as they entered the dining
The committoo oi urrnngcmcuts for
the honour conuistml OltMl'tl. Manuel
’1’. Butch and Mrs. Elton ll. linker.
" while the dccorutlug was done by it
committee colmmsod oi Mrs. M. D.
pllsndnli, Mrs. 8, Milton Stevens. Mrs.
James Golden, M rs. Richard M. tionton
g and Mr». George R. Van Aintync. Mrn.
" George N. McKlbhin was in charge oi
the advertising nnd also arranged the
. ooh‘venlrs. Mr. McKibbin took tickets
oi. the door. in charge of the lollies
j and waitresses were him. 8. Milton
Itcvenll. Mrs, Richard Lee Cobnrn and
. Mrs. Charles 1". Tristrnm.
. Mrs. W. B. Bonn. Miss Minerva
Nash and Mrs. H. B, Slauuon colflpl‘lti'
oil the reception committcc. and Mot."
Thomas l. Raymond and Mice Sudlc
Bodweil were uphers.
The ladies the mvlnx tables in-
cluded: , ,
’ , Dc .. 4 _ 0 #0, F'. Tristrem.
‘ Meow—Min..itlonso W. Smith.
Cakes—union Edward G, Wilkinson.
‘ . Brood—Mrs. it. it. Wing."w {
fl 1' . AqwltdsMflb. Mrs.
. n» trimmer
. rile titties,» the suit tnblca is.
chided Mill. 8. hi. Stevens. Mrs. J. E.
Stevens. Mrs, it. h Coburn, Mrs. C.
E. Lowrance. tin. John Russell. Mrs.
G. R. Vin Alstytto. Mrs. C. B. Read.
- Miss Kate Poihclnus. Mrs. C. ill. Bey-
,nlour. Mt‘s. E. B, Baker. Mrs. mile
H ‘ Gamble. Miss Ernie Gamble, Mrs.
. .Richsrd M. Benton. Mrs.
“out”
‘Powell Ind Mrs. Frederick ll. Gu-
nuns.
"A“UERADI BARN DANCE.
Frdhk Joseph. Jr.. at Winnlpsuk. Gave
it to His Friends.
A masquerade burn dance was given
lull! evening by Frank Joneph. “Jr” at
Winnlpsuk, to his many friends. The
dance was held in the large barn oi
Mr. Joseph, unit was artistically decor.
nteti with‘green. There was a large
number of friends prompt and music
was iumlshod by John (lay. 'i'hc
masks were at various doucriptionn
and when the' merry dancers unmask-
cd. about 11 o‘clock. thflrc worn many
surprises in store ‘lor (bout. 4
During the evening thi- dancers lid
jottrnod to Mr. Jomph'n hon lo whorl
a fine supper Will spread. nitur which
the fun was carried on until thl- wm
houril oi the morning.
Among the mom prom-m w: i't':
Mr. and Mrs. Frunk-Jtmvph. Mr. nu:
Mrs. David London. Mr. and Mrs.
.lnme'd Cooke, Mr. and lint. itohorl
Motion. Mrs. Church ltvdl-r. ilrn. Wit
llnm MoAlli-ter, lilo Mimics Annn liy.
dcr. Bertha Hanson. mm. Nutu-lont
Mary lane, Bruce McAiiintcr. ltuth
McAilistcr, (icon McAliietcr. Edna
loudcn. idliss Ryder. Kate Shouuhsn.
Anna illiannslisn. Mei-y Bchultse and
(lN‘li’iidO Schnitzel Messrs. l'rsnll
.lolloilh. .lr., lli‘ vah. Arthur
mutton. frail mun, Jr.. Herold
(lrlndl'otl. cm Klnulln. John Mc~
(lath, Edward ”Car-m, F'rlnk Rydr-r.
Thomas M y. Denial O'imsry.
’l'rsnk Hill- ton Wdfll. lrwin
Mullen. Henry Remand. Hurry
erggsworth.
. M
Ml“ Riel-Him” 'ro SING iii
ITAI'OIO
Miss Elisabeth Richardson. oi West
Cedar street. his bean «land so con-
mliio soloist 'st .tho Calmllonsl
(thumb in Mumford. Miss Richard-
succssds Mrs. Ally WWI. oi
son
Norwalk. Misc Written is one of Vi
Tho orwsl
Is' most accomplished
oi hol- ,
mess in m‘
lord on
Hey i.
t f .
norm
It'll
.m‘c m
"lawman! ,
ms .3 ‘
' Divit‘lctllis."l tumult: tun.
' probably one oi the largest crowds oi
convict attentions , .
. ~ caution in. rumor
” mo "cl Points in Look-
hrs. licllovtay *
, The Division. bin. 1. Ancicut Order
of'iilbcrnisns. celebrated Saint Pat.
rick's dsy st Lockwood's‘ hull. lost
tannins. in it most fitting manner. 'l‘ho
alislr wits very interesting. There was
piccolo that ever authored in Lock.
lwood's hall. livery chair svntlabte
was put into use sud standing room
was all taken, insuy people not helm:
able to set into the hall.
'l'he"ctltcrtsinmunt wu opened with
I very interesting millions in bchsll
oi the A. 0. ii. by Dr. Thomas F.
Clone. Mrs. J. .l. Mollounld. the noted
soprhuo singer. thou rendered. "(hum-
Bnclt to Eric." and "The Wearing oi
the Green." which were euthuuiustiy
cully applauded. The national loc-
tnrer oi the. A. O. H.. Mills Charlotte
Moiyueux Holloway. rotated some very
innny Jokes nudcn very interesting
talk“ Then she explained ouch oi the
many magnificent lllCLlll‘fll oi lrolnud.
.l. McDonald and Pctcr it. lindicsn
which luuicd about two hours. hint. .l.
nuns many lrish melodies. The con-
cert was iurnisilcd by’ William Low's
orchestra. r
After the pnnorninn dancing won on-
ioyed until midnight.
AFFlNllY BALL IN
TOWN ASSEMBLY HALL
Two Counts tied a Successful
Event. Last lilghi. with luslc
by Cluno's Orchestra
The uilluity ball, which won lit-id in
the Town Anselubly hull. last evening.
by the "Two Counts." lumen lit. 'i’uily
llnd Archie .l. Walterhoutlc, proved a
grout nnccess. and reiiccts much cred-
it on the young men.
. The hull was handsomely decorated.
the ndornnlcntn lining among the “limit
and most artistic that have bcl-n luthe
hull in many a day. The lucundcsccni
globes wci'tc covered with many tintcd
shades-oi tissue. and bunncrs oi vs-
rioue colors were ontwincd about tin-
llnli. and innunwrnhic Alncrlcnn tinge.
large and small. were d on the
walls. the whole making up u very
planning cilect.
The attendance was vury largo. and
oven went beyond every expectation.
The many oihor Ittrmilloltu about the
towndid iltot filled! the boil. for tho.
hell we: filled to overflowing. .
minnow oi "uihoity bull“, cunt
well. their gentlemen and lady's pro
mm wss numbered, and st the tutors
mission 01m lady mt who look-
ing ior n geotlemln with n number to
match her own. which me her "shin.
lty." Then sll "uh'lnitien" took part in
3 grand march, which was led by the
"Two Counts."
The music was furnished by Ciuno'tl
orchestra. of South Norwnlk. it was
well in the umnll hours oi thc morning
when the merry dflllCt'l’ti dillpcruod.
Those in charge wore: Floor ulnnngcr.
George Sluvin: reception cmnmittcc.
"The Two Counts."
rlclusll such is
units or llillllliES
Was Knocked but last light in
Boxing Contact at‘ South St.
Joseph. his. ‘
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. lilo" Murch
iii.—---“l.ccil” Allen was no nova-rely
union in u boxinc contest iu‘iore a
local club last night when he was
knocked out in the Mill round by
“Young” Rhodes, thst he was tattoo
'0 his home ssrly tacitly in u dying
condition. physicisns haying ho could
tlvt' only a few honrn. Mien wont ro-
mily pardoned iron: the penitentiary
ly iiovc‘rnor Folk. He had been scu~
lo-uc-zd its a ringleader in it plot to
blow up the Buchanan County Jail
with dynamite,
court-t NOIWALK LAUNCH cws.
David w. Raymond 'livctsd Convinc-
dora sna 1'. J. and. Via-00m.
moors.
The. annual meeting of tin- south
Nolwulk launch Club was held last
night and the ruports oi the oillccrs
shown the organisation to be in first
clash condition. ..
Heparin to the contrary notwltlr.
«landing, the club has no intention oi
dislmndinar and will have its floats in
position at the club numer- near tbs
Washington street drawbrldu about
April lot.
rum unicorn were chosen hilt
w. its cloud.
nixht:
Commodore—mud
“accommodate—Thomas . Flatt.
Ii|ccniarv sud transom—William .l.
cos. .
Float committee—John Thompson.
William ii. Callous. In. still Thomas
J, M. ./ .
The club bu hvsrsl sprite-lions
tor mmbsrshlp. ‘
no "llama GLAIOJ'olllOH‘r. ,
'l'hs cisss is sight at t
hath {twain . Char
will be omitted this west. .It will
as usual on WM. lurch
W
word's llsll-L-Mtlrm by ‘
tronpoction that
Norwulk High,
though it does
standard in its
departments.
Within u
all dcplvinicntll
ulnitdaid oi the,
The Board of
in», immediately
slam.
least no for as
Went avenue.
Louis H. "can.
After waiting
these members
principals until
oil'
it would pass the
school this your.
not come up to the
scientific and history
short time use it committ-
slon lrom Yale University, winch has
been making investigations for the
State Board. hsn paid two visits to
the Norwalk lilxh school.
ullsllion cuvc s highly complimentary
report of tho Norwslk lllsh hchool II
This cool-
csccpt the two rc-
icrrcd ilk—scientific and history.
To come. up to tho lltlindsrd rcuulr-
ml by tho State iiourd of Edncstlon.
the Norwalk iichool will bo rcqulrod
to add considerable to its scisntillc
department ‘cqulpruont.
claimed with rim history course
that it in not. broad onoush tor the
The trouble
is
Sinto Board.
School Visitors lire to
llllto up the lunltor and thin will pro-
hlihly bt- one at the moat. important
lump: of bullion-ts to route boioro tho
"mini ut the nmwcinl tilt-cling to be
hold ucxtlt'l‘uoltdny night in Norwalk.
it in cxpoctl-d that n committee will
appointed. so that
there may be no dclay with puttlnn
the Norwnlk High Srhool'n course on
n looting with any high school in the
The snoonncenicnt front the State
Board is not entirely unexpected. at
tho scientiiic depart-
utcpt in conccrncd, ior it has been
claimed int n ions time that. tho do-
partment should
apparatus for scicntiiic. work.
The mlucnloril of This Norwulkit l‘ii‘t'
custom to huvo the High School ilrsl.
clans in cvcry particular, cupcctally by
the tibia ponmlon is token of thol
handsome new high school hulldlnn to
have much inoro
nu. escape: us'coco. '
Ochool Visitor Ihisr Thinks They
should In up All tits Schools.
Although thorn wnsln number oi
mum-rs ofyront importance to come
boforc the board oi uchool visitors. at
it meeting nchcdulcd to be held last
night. ill the South Norwnik council
chamber. n quorum ‘oi the board who
not on hand. The only numbers to
put in an sppcsrnncc were Secretory
lloorge id. .Bartsln. Harry Rider sud
vainly tor lillllt! lllllt‘.
sdlournrd the session
to next Tncsdny night at tho oilicc of
tho holectmcn, in Norwnllt.
Mr. Rlder intends to bring up the
snhlt-ct of fire protection in the;I schools
but night, and will postpone the road
tug of the letters he received from
out. wet-it'll mention.
. Mr. Rider does not believe the schools
arc properly protected and he believes
that the law requiring lira clicnpcs
would be enforccd.
time. he says. no public school in the
town is equipped with ilrc escapev.
At that present
Mr. ltidcr is inking n deco intcfist
in the mutter of tire protection in thc
points out that
tions. the chioi
schools. as he docs oot‘wnul a rcpt»-
lition oi the Cleveland horror here. tic
under prcscnt condi-
mcnns oi Pgmhii from
the ncllools of the town arr by mount
of center nillrs. and iwltmm that ii
thmlo were cut ofl once by tho. the ro-
sult would be sppnlllup.
board of school
roiled. hove
The school
nude to set st
siting the case,
rows atom“ "on; PUPIL.
”a"...
Gsorps V. mm Wants Permission
,lc hind Daullttsr to Another School.
(loom V. ,Psrkcr. oi Sound
avenue, bu rustic sppiirntlon to the
View
visitors for permission
to send his little Muslim. eight ycsrs
old. to the south him in ”him". on
the ground that tho
limoksltls school. when she in now on-
bccn insulin; her and
touring her clothes trout her.
visitors srs now investi-
iidreu of the
sod sn ollort will be
all (tithe lscts.
Miss camel-ins M. at. John. ihe'hcnd
oi the Brook-ids school. has also till-ti
a report with Acting School Visitor
lisrry Rider, will!" he «ls-c oi so.
other child. whom it .- claimed wall
mauled somewhat sin!
W
stilt. sacrament suacso
rly.
r
vim out and cos:- tor scum. also
slursoulolelmmctnm ” u”
Scientific and History ‘ Dc-
psrimcnls lust is Email
tip to s ‘iilnh‘s‘r hisndsrd
'l‘hc State Board of Education is
not unllllilitrl entirely with the Norwclk
High School. and has served notice
that unless there is n change in some
matters, the sppropriatitin tor tuition
or out oi town pupils will be
entirely next year. ' , .
The Board also announced in thin
BCMGW‘E. lt'.
Tully-(3. ii.
The Not-walk
oi the sis‘
A. Van lhircn s
ntyuc will ploy
Mr. ilrown did
ll 1 t: «
Reform-v8. W. Fitch.
Norwslk Club. ._
navrtowsnci‘srlu. cam.
liow csc hints to the Load at Old
\Msli Hull soil Mr Company.
Frank llllchhvltz won trout Min-d
ilmwn lsilt night in tho Msydowcr-
Old Welt pool monument inst night.
and than "it!“ the tournament still
‘iurthnr tor tho East Nomlit firemen.
. .of the Nul-
' h pool tourm-
t at the Nov-
whcn Without
. blotting met
. to result was
.tlm panic sod
. . , oi the cow
test. Mr. Olssrl‘ _ ly won. 100 to
93. _ 'l‘hs billion” some:
Olson. Rolling.
Pin. by ’l‘tls.by Pts. by Tits. by
Frames. Frames. Frames. Frames.
s—a l~8 6 ti
i~2 10—4 6-4 12-»:
' 16-: I to
l-2 zit-4' v . :til
7 27 ll 37
13 to 1—1 38—4
13 till . l-—l lib-«1‘
o—t till-d .14 53
ll hli ' 10 till
s or i" to ‘
h 11 f to no
lit-t ill-vi " ll till _
1i i ii?
” ll 93
Sill
1
s .
_rd.
.now hits iivu out
pinch who credit. Prank
lid .. 5 run ll. ‘i’su Al-
i i it! tho south
t
not do as well incl.
night. In in hit hrsi sumo. [out night
he lost. 100 to W. and in the first
tunic. too toll. The score oi last
night's some:
Melts. 'lrown.
ii ‘ ll
8 , 7
lg-l i
it
h 0 , ll—«l
il--i _ i~—l
s l . 7
l3 l 2
tl~l 5, .‘lwl
ll {tr-4l
“wt 7...]
it l—-—i
ill" iii!
Standing of tho tonmntbnt:
W" ""'m«
ti. it: inputs it mm.~;....;.:uo
A. ll. littlittwhgnmtl ..... , ..... m
A. W. iley itwo ”no!" ......... 200
Frank llilcltlvolls tIWo (canton) ....200
ii. l.. hacienda ...... . ..... 0.... 97
llsrry Waterbury ................ 100
John llull lilil
William Wick» ,...........illil
'l'o'inl ........................ H96
. Old Walt.
ll. W. lint-ion! (two mull-hi ...... ill
0. W. Stencns (two natural ...... it”
P. .l, Finnegan: itwo contrast ...... llil
Alircd lirown lttvo shun-st ..'......153
l". A. Hmfltllll ............... lilo
Frank iarrnuri 79
(i. ll. l’rrriu ................. M
W. A. hicl’hcraon ................ iltl
Toinl .. ........................ 936
ll. l.. Edmomhl and Fred Scolicid
played u come
oi 29 to ill.
town:
Trinity.
li.‘ llnwkiuu ..
ll'rlluk it‘ll-id . .
. ltl‘ht iorwurd.
will play in Fast Norwnik tonight.
PAGTtMIh IIAT TRINITY CLUI.
The Pastimes.
oi limo Norwnlk.
oi bullkclbail with the
Trinity Men’s Club team. but niltht.
in the gymnasium in
street. and won the cmtlt-tll by .1 «corn
Wimp wall as ioi-
Pastimes.
South Main
............. lisrtrnlu
Cantor.
.......... lilydcnlmrs
Promise cl mimic Pmccue
tics icr Psrssts. and dust-
disss ll‘l tits Future Ville ill)
lot (My tits Laws-Sim
hoard Take: Action
The very curprinlns isct that there
on: more than $00 children in The
Norwaiks under fourteen ycsrll oi one.
who on oithc ages in which they no
required by low to stteud school and
are not dolls so, hes just been ds~
volopsd. .
' I‘m- some time the State Board hall
been quietly making an investigation
oi the condition that hss obtained in
the town for some time nnd there is
cvory probsbiilty thut thorn will he
wholesale pmaocntious oi currents and
pinrtllltlnl in the hour future. The
titstc Board hue (attained the human
oi every such guardian sud parent.
and commotion that it intends to en-
iorcc the lawn regarding delinquency
to tho hitter hencciortll, ‘ _.
l’cstcrduy binnkn with this notiilcs-
tion were received by secretary
(limo it. music, oi the Board of
Schmi- Visitors. sud Mr. hurtsln our
in; tho but it” days will pond one to
the photos of all parents nod guardians
oi llollnunente.
People in The Norwslks lull-result!
in tho public schools were little less
than uutoundod witch. thoy learned
who are not in tho public or private
achoois. The school childron ntun~
her about 5.800.
Oi lhc 000 children who uhould ho
sttendinx school. it is believed from
all that can hit loomed. that nbout 50
are working. 'i‘bn Stain Boar oi Edie
cation nino intundu to it: em-
ployers who allow children under one
to work ior them.
EllilllllE PARTY Mill DANCE
800T“ lilillWALll COUNCIL
Esisrlslulnsni, with Prizes icr
ills (lard Gaines. Followed by
lllhclll but light
That cucbre party and dance '01
iioltth .blorwslk Council. knights '0!
Columbus, inst evening. st. the «null
in Washington ctrect. was is decidedly
pleasant social event. ‘i‘hero werlr
shout lit) ghosts in nttcudltncc. and
thirty tables wore occupied. Tito l'lrnt
lsdles' price. I soon pillow, was won
by blrtl. Charles Taylor. and thr- sec
and. a handling, in Mills Margaret
Tammany. The first nontlerncn'u
prise. u box oi huudkrrchtnfs. was
awarded to Thoma» llurns. and the
second. a wsilct. to Willlsm .l. Manley.
The consultation trophies wont to Mien
Nola Cronin and .l. l-‘rcdcrick Mc-
Mnhlm.
Previous to tho curd playing there
was music by stat-mlilliicr'lt orchl-utrn.
null Mrn. William P. Tammany invorr-d
with u noprltno Milo. Killnrncy. Mill
Mills Murgnret Williams gave Tho
“Harp that Oncc 'l’hlough 'l'nrn‘s Hall.
Miss Stccgtnuilcr was the accompanist.
thinning followed inter in the oven-
ing. llcircshments wero served. sud
altogether the aliair was most success-
iui.
4
CU! IIII' CURPMIID.
l r ' ~—
Abcut Fort divs friends at ills Horns
in lnpton Itrsst.
Gus Beers w surprised. lust night.
at his horns. on Wssblnston street. by
tho number of children of school can .
WW
._ without wists '
of Wm
Isnsum Quick m Godlrsy
conga no no out line
it» Play“ is ilsnbury. Last
Thursday i
Ilium H. 0, Quick. oi the Don-
bury bukstbsll team, silenced the
Xavier Me at the Armory on Mon-
dny night. After the slime he sndl
Msnmr Oodirey talked over certain,
details in ccnncctlotl‘ with the Nola“
wsibilaubury series. , it has Milly‘
been settled that the note at Dunbar: .
last week was the drst oi s new sch.
ten and that». previous contests be
thrown out altogether. This almon-
moot is sotistuctorv to both teams and
cleans thst only one an. o! the pred-
sni series bu been plumb—the cup
at lianbury last. 'l‘humlsy. which west
to the credit oi the "ilsttersl” score.
28 to 20.
Manam- Quick has completed so
rsnpcmentit ior s: special train to run
from Iluubury on next Monday night.
whoa military plays at tbsyliorwslk
Amory and he states that from the
present outlook lolly :00 people will
come dowu that cvenlnl.
0n 'l'hursduy night oi next week
Turn it goes to Daubory tor another
game. The ditto ls Much 26th and a‘
comic! trsin will run iron: here as
below. to sccomtnodats the ions nod
their best girls.
m
JAGLIQ' NOTICE.
ilcgnlsr meeting oi' Norwalk Aoric,
hits. If. 0. lot. will be held Wednes-
day cvening‘Msrch iii. nt‘which our
little oillccrs will he prcnont. All
memberu are csrncstiy requested to
i
l
i
sticnd. ,
JAMES 'l‘. litiiiiilILL.
Attest; ' Worthy Presidunt.
.l. E. Wood. Secretary.
FOUND.
' FOUND~A BRACl‘llalfl‘. WlllCllv
tho owner can have by culling st 3‘
Rowan 8L. evenlnml. and paying
charm. . III id at
WANTED.
_ Advertisements oi as words under
this had. us; I timss. lilo. Mill»
clonal words. l «M such on insertion.
WANTED—BOARDERS. WITH on
without rooms; newly decorated
minus. Tenn reasonsblc. inquire
Mm. .l. A. Richardson, l0 Went Ave.
will in
WANTED—REBIDENCES. FARMS!
one sud twoisiully houses.
and locstion is rilhi. Send full pur-
ticulars. wot. P. 0. nos 89!. South
Norwslit. mil 3t
WANTED—clot. AB multicult-
mald and waitress in private ismlly.
Apply at Sentinel Gillan ml'i 3t
wsano-omnmn GENERAL
housework in ismiiy at two. Apply
awnings. r. Wont St. South Nomlk.
mill at
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rird than without children. to work on
small iruit and poultry ism in Cone
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general honlwworlt. integrity and re-
liability more desirable than expertl-
ncss. House has all modern city now
rcniences. A oomfortsbic home with
good wages to right couple. 6. D,
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Brooklyn. K. Y. this it
176 LET. —
TO LIT—~thittiii FURNIBHED
room in small private family; gentlsv
nun prcicrred. Rent reasonable to
desirable party. inquire evenings be
tween 0 and it. Trust Co. Bin. 91
Wuhluzion 8L. two hints up. in rear.
mid It
To LIT—0N . SECOND noon:
u
The Freighter “crow ill
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buymrior any good property it price ,
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NEW YORK. March ills—Wit“ M
great tranuttiantic liner _
Wilhelm, oitbc North ‘Oemss W
«or in the overhanging stern.
bow of the Crown oi (lentils .
ed the steward's quarters on the m
prion Wilhelm to a distancs oi ._
fifteen (set, but mono wss hurt. ,
tor tight doors on the hull oi the , ,
prlos Wilhelm were promptly»
but It was ouickly nourished ' _,
sho had soured no dunno below a
wnicr lino. and after a well at .
hour» for the log to lighten. Ito
corded to her dock ill “m ‘
await the swivel oi ill! Will ~ . .
and sitar his inflection m
tituruntine to come up the W
her docll. When the llm M“ .
notice the in: was not thick I!”
to prevent it good vision of the W
but the strsmcr had only me
two miles when the mist closed m
ly about her. and Captain N , .
(Continued on Eighth M.) .
~NOTICIL. _ , '
Owing- to the storm the wettest“
1;: furniture whlcg was to bore hm
Ice st Reyna s‘ nonhouuyflm
walk, this sitcruoon. wus. W
until tomorrow st 1 p. m. , ‘
_ JOHN w. SCUUM
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h. p. Pom engine “$5.,
lociudlngW* ' ' J
quire L. l; . 4. WM.
Norwnlk. * . ,.
FOR .Ohu—Ciiw. Dill-W
my. one his” top business u 0
new. Apply to Mrs. it. Brandt.
ptuck.Conn. , IS
FOR IALl—J'lflfi m . ‘
ter boar, your old; south-t
wimp pigs. to sold chap. :1?“
umpire, 28 Hows Ave" Milt;
walk. into
row slits—A mm“ W
place at Wilton. tell minntss' wot .
suction: house 6 radius...“ um!”
8760; $250 cash. 89o Mr. I‘M
2 South Msin St. at once. in}! ,,
FOB BALE-m FDR Kim
ins. Barred Plymouth Roch. W
ceilodin beauty. vigor nod infill! ' .
be up. . ;
prise motion. 31 per setting and
Bus (or incuhnton 5 cents my
Anderson. Cloverland Poultry M.
Orpnl’ml'y (welt side i m. .
FOR 'ALl—BANIIU"
mosthsaoldintndsys. I .
chins closets. mblutlon‘booh _
dream. MI. W. I10"!
ranges, carpet. floor all cloth.
Yum ..... .................. . limos shout tony-five oi his triends. Gaines tour or live moms sud both. All mod m ‘
belt turnout. at sli kinds sod dancingwsretbc chief on: huprovelnents. including steam crockery, “d were and
Vl'lltl ................... Wright diversion of the evening. The music heat and m. Rent and location very .
Right guard. for the downing wss furnished by dcsirsble in every'way. Address x.. ., D- an 9 p, n,
L. Hawkins Lcitd nilsy [that 033mm tail“ thrfiou pieces. corn Sentinel. i this llt '
Km" - m t I on i on Willi , '
“clone—Keillor. new: and «gt-s by 33.193:an n "ninja“? or rive pools. 308mm "mm
. ..-.... "my a up . sins s us on. auto s torn barn on .
WALKID nssntv rwsnrv mus llcsrs oi mot-slug. t,» nau- sll do- mains: ll hooded. Ill-lune s1 cad-r mss """V “Wm WM
. ——-- clsrlnl Muster I do ditiul sud It. rat": at IV. of No. l Winlsld It. last W
mam-n yup-rm. com me mutual. 'nu lotto-ins rm W”WW“W
wells yam Lulu. My. l: 9 re ur~rlvn sousnmr nouns. "I” m
Miss Tbmla Conway. Miss Lulu lstuuflAmlisJins 0rris.Wllllsrn Possession WI]. .11
liallorsn. Miss lanisc Colin and Miss mu. rm Currier. linsr‘l‘shnsgs. nus IL. lust Norwaik. uni u l W "in!“ I'm 1° m
Marv Drool-y. tour well BMI mm mm rm: visa-is. e rim or m"- M a" 7
lndics connected with the store at . mu, Albert. am. not Decline. to Luv-sot noun amour cm to I0 W it! the 4-!
$631,013?” 3:0“ M "l ti'l‘ a.” Ham's: “all“ A and?" no.lil': "will." of {our H
It I II III I . I . W MILO 0. '0 I . ,
holiday to hamlet-d and return. ’ tus ileum. Charlie Can be sass betwr‘i‘cn it m'hz’il'l " 7°" WM" YOUR m“ .
They said that they were not is- law. A r ‘lirows. ism Hoyt. in, at is liish It. Norwsllr. this It I“ wilted. ohm-r .
tlgucd by the lows walk of curly mt: poll-y. lism ltll. Edward . J A 3%. “I‘ll!- 3*» M
lmly sum. and to prove on my em. lsrl w . s. sons. 70 LIT—GOOD BARN. OIN'I'IAh W MM
enjoyed tits experience they inland to hunts Ilsthcr Mull-l ‘ . hill lr locatcd: ttsbls tor auto. insulin
walk to hrtdsvpm sud buck slimy. ’l'vrm. Inhl'llaoksr. onus ‘l'oby. Milo-til in. non
it the dsy is our. ' Matti. my tip livers. moi .
on lm s a little um um nutm- MKwillflJllllh Anderson. re t. r—nousn. 5 counts All!)
on South Norwsk about on c at. snub-amt: rmmluom mm «noun hollow m o
arrlvl in ma. shortly Islets a... nu . mu». indium ol 1. ii. mm c
i action , pm they m . no W cm. ism, s ltsilroad Av... South Nor»
.m loohllllthflw om indium VlMllTA volts? own. i wsiit. sits 8t
'3' mmmfii'floWhl s In mill-s not ' ‘ to ‘
r . s s a split-- luvs LIT—JUIIIIHID noon.
lock. you” with soul-s- at both, i “than
'l'llsstsaibvrsci wanna who talk moron hoist. ‘om
Club lost 0 all It
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