Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 13, 1909 · page 5

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Get ‘a‘ Piano Certificate with
every purchase.

Confectionery

and Pastry

 

 

 

1 74 Washington otrbct. south Norwnlk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3.: Yarslty Chocolates and
It will cost «-

 
 
 
 
 

:Launc‘h Works
Boat Flames set up and ready to .
:' plank

51 Washington Street. .

 

 

 

Councilmanuand Mrs. Ebert M. ‘Pohlv (301013-43 and effective stripe effects. ‘ SE”. BUSINESS
.‘ man intend to go to Torrington, to. S . b . 1 . . r custom I .
’I I ‘ ‘ Inorrow to ntten th funeral of Mn. prmg a "cs are a so 0“ mew m on
WEATHER FORECAST. mum... ,,.,,.,.;‘.. e Department. ~ ‘°°"“““ed W“ “’5‘. ”3""

Forecast for Norwalu and vicinity:
lcnerully, cloudy and unsettled weath
er wilh'light rain or snow tonight and

Sunday. Slight disturbances are cen-

tral this morning in Louisiana, ’i‘en-
ncssee and Minnesota. They are pro-
ducing cloudy and “unsettled weather
withlight rain or snow in nearly all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
The temperatures are slightly below
the normal in most sections. Condi-
tions tarot: for this vicinity generally
cloudy Weather with‘ an occasional
light rain or flurry of snow.

 

Miss Edith Fairman is ill ill.-
home on Cross street, Norwalk.

-~Choice Fowls, 200 1b.; Chickens,

her

1’.me

We Write Burglar )W ” 1

insurance .

 

 

 

RU... SELL’S

 

 

ANDERSON’S

 

All kinds of repair work.

by competent workmen.

Oyster Shell Point,Norwslk

 

 

Arthur. Hoyt’s new speed boat.
which was mentioned in yesterday‘s
paper will have a beam of three feet.
eleven inches. instead of two, feet, elev-
en inches, us was stated by mistake.

Today was pay day for the local
members of the hut trade. who ill‘e ai-
fecled by the tie-up. The Trimmers'
Association members were paid off at
Red Men’s Hull and the men at Cen-
tral Labor Union hanrqusrtcrs.

Marshall P. Smith. of South Main
sheet, who is seriously ill of pneumo-
nla, is repoiied today item the hospi-
tal as being in about the some condl~
lion as for the‘lust day or two. Mr.
Smith appears to be holding his own.
William ’1‘. Jesse, a. former well.
known young man Of this city, informs

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Launches of all sizes built to order ‘I

 

now in our store, proclaims
yond a doubt. ,

for your Spring Hat.

Soft. Hats,

 

 
 
 

, 14 South M... Street

moceooccoomouu

’i‘lIcIc' n no sci lot about what
FEEDS,1 have uitcally informed \oII.

 
 

HaVe Bloomed

Sp hats for men. '
the adWian . e-

The gathering of. handsome

Derbies, $2 and $8

The Spring stylesjn Suits and Overcoats are ar-
riving daily—the most beautiful garments you ever
have seen, both' to color and style. High colors, quiet

Telephone Call 632-2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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$3,"

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

l mu sure you will appreciate

, it rallied ill; the general market sleuth

.Willilillliil IIIIIIII ill

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

m that same of the members of the
in in BONNIE HOME GROUND

 

‘ WALL STREE'I‘. 10:10 a. m,--’I‘he

1" ‘ LE'IV'HUS‘ WRITE YOURS. languid interest in the opening stock
TAYLORK’I GOLDEN, wrunrket resulted in only trivial price ‘
' TI]... 1054. changes from last night. A decline

only change worthy of mention. The
ticker practiacily chino to a stop with-
in n few minutes after line opening.

WALL. "l RLE'I' 11a. III wAithough
there was no meat amount of stocks

pid. 1%, Minneapolis. St. Paul and
J Siault Ste. Marie 13/. and Wabash fod.
y. V .
. WAL STREET Close—The market
closed iriegular and cery dull. Wa~
hash pfd. ran off 21,9 points but when

ted.

 

Just how the business would be dis-
‘posed of, Mr. i-iubbell could not state
positively. though he said if it was not
sold out in its entirety, the salable
articles would be sold to best advan—
tags. There is, he stated, $10,000 or
$12,000 worth of for on hand. which
under present conditions is worth an
advance of fifteen oI twenty cents per
pound.

There has been considerable talk of
the formation of a Company to take ov-
er this business and run it on a union
basis, though nothing of a tangible na-
ture can be announced. One report
this morning was also to the effect

Walthauson Company would go into
the (‘iear Felt Company. making a
sort of consolidation. M. C. liite. of

of a. point in TIlIl'd Avenuowas the I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

:3 you “Vthm‘ ‘ saturaay candy offered for sale, prices receded, most _‘ “I" .1
~ , . -VAT.— I The new and correct shapes—all the new shades m, the representative Mocks sustain. V

" F A L -—authentic hiccks in derbies—sassy shapes in soft mg losses of a half pom or more. i s

' B A. X T E R. is hats—~they’ re all here to greet you when you came 1.3m, yielded 1. memnmm“ Paper V "I

 
 
 

$1.00 QUALITYV AT

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Phone 165-5

 

FLANN EL

At Remarkable Reductions ' ~

98 Washington Street

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

South NorWGIk.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Fewm Specials

25c CAN HEALTH BRAND LOBSTER

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

for This Week

25c. l‘iayes' Mkt. friends here that he is doing nicely the advantage of not only knowing just what is in our feeds, but also the Clear Felt Com any . .................. .........20¢
- - , at t » ,
C J. Pidgeon, of Norwalk, is stop I" Ame-I‘ll“). 'l‘ean. where he is u of knowing exactly what In notln them. Enihely free from udulter- there was no truth iii “36 3,",‘30, 13?; 6 Caps Sardines ..25c 3 Cans Corn or Peas .,.‘..-...iim-25F‘
plug or. the Hotel Astor, in New York teaChel‘ 0f the violin. Since leaving ants of all kinds. No elevator offal, flax screening. wvi’d 89°45 0" that nothing along that line was doing. 3 C 3; i B ‘ '
city. South Norwnlk Mr. Jesse has been worthless stuff of any description enter into the composition and will As has already been made ”0an ans “18 ell-1‘5 -------------- 25c 3 Guns Tomatoes,..I...........-...25c
. Harry Bartram, of the local trolley married. never be allowed in future. Test this and prme what i claim that the other stockholders in the Wolthau 3 Caps Karo syrup ............... 25s 3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ..........250
line, enjoyed a day's recreation from J01"! MOTIMIW. who is employed in they ate the ideal feeds for Horse, Cattle and PoulIIII—becnuse is gen Companv beside Messrs Hubboil 2 Guns Peaches 25¢ 3 “,5 D” d 1393' has 25° .
his duties as conductor on ThuIsday. Meeker’s foundry, Norwalk. met with component parts are purer, cleaner and contain more of "1° “‘9' and il'olthauseu. are four members of . """""" ' e c .... WW ‘ "
. ~*~Latest style Dehbldulf O’Brien mil Vlaccident, Thursday laittcrnoon, ments which promote all around good health it Tl . the union. John 1;“ro John Banks. 10 Bars Soap ........ . ....... 25c_ Gold Medal Print Butter, lb. ..V.. .30c‘
w I (:1 may incapa‘c tote 11“ from Proprietor Quality Flrnt, Last. and A” i ' m - John (lower and William Trimble. The .
5 Henry '1‘. Pram of Main street. work for several weeks. Mr. Marian Bonnie Chick Feed ‘ MANUEL TORO HATCH “Mon men have been 8!”de by A LOT OF FANCY NAVEL‘ ORANGEs ..... . .......... .. ..... ..25c up

I ‘ \N-\A

expects that his new Stoddard Dayton
automobile will arrive most any day.

The fine gray horse of .Mr. Scofleld,
of Westport, died the other evening
The animal had been sick for some
time.

Mrs. W. A. curtls and Mrs Dexter
Hitchcock of West avenue, are spend-
ing a. few weeks in Atlantic City, New
Jersey.

——Umbrellas and Canes. O‘Brien.

Mrs.‘ Arthur B. Crew. of Chestnut
street, who has been ill for the past
two weeks of grip and rheumtaism, is
slowly improving.

The Glee Club of St Paul's Church,
Noruhik held a meeting in the church
pnIinIs last evening 'Only matters of
Iontine business were discussed how-
cvel ‘

wliome made or Link Sausage, 10c
lb. Hayes' Mkt.

The SoutdgNorwalk Fire Department
is considering the matter of giving a
benefit for the hatters’._tmions some
night next week in Music Hall. The
project is receiving very favorable
consideration

ity‘ was engaged in carrying some me.
tal from the furnace to one of the
moulds, when he slipped and fell,
thereby spilling the contents of the
receptacle over his shoe, and entering
his foot. Dr. Dexter i-litchcock was
hurriedly summoned and administered
to the suffering map, after which he
was removed to his home.

The unusual success of the Sunday
evening service of last Sunday at the
first church of Norwalk, when a very
large audience attended and interest
was marked, adds interest to the an
nouncement that the second service
of popular song wtli occur tomorrow
evening; The fifteen minutes of palm
lar song will precede the service under
the conduct of the quartet, the organ
and the piano. with the assistance of
a chorus of fifty young people. The
twenty minute address will have for
its subject, “Where art Then?” and
the service will be kept within the
hour. Through the courtesy of the

Bonnie Horse Feed
lonnie Dairy Food
Bonnie Poultry Feed

‘ Bonnie Scratching Feed ‘

W_-W“—~_M

 
 

 

 

DELINEATOR

iAPRIL NUMBER)

Containing an AYIZICIC by DR» W. E- CHANCELLOR f“Hills: I\“i'oll‘t‘lliiibsen plant though not

'William P. Beers’

BOOK AND STA TiONERY STORES

49 WALL STREET.

NORWALK.

r
e scum MAIN eraser,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

pewholdcrs all seats will be free at
these ‘Sunday evening services and
'every body will be made to feel at
home. The song service with the

 

 

 
 
 

 

their union ties and have not counts
nanced efforts to resume on the open
.shop basis. One of the four, John Gow
or. has not taken any part in the at-
fairs of the company for some time
on account of ill health, and his intone
cats have been looked often by the
Rev. Dr. Charles S. iiiucfarlnnd. Mr.
'i‘rimblo, It is stated, has been desir-
ous of returning to his. fonner home
in Danbury for some time, for the
benefit of his wiles health If Mr.
Wolthdusen entries out his present
plans. he will go to Germany with his

one of the largest in the indIIstIy,\ was
doing a good business at the time the
strike began The pIoduct is bats in
the rough. and it is understood that
the employee numbered about 100,
with a capacity of about 1.00 dozens a
day. Mr. Wolthnuscn. the president
of the company, entered the business
from Daubury.

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STRIKING HATTERS FREED.

 

Not Unlawful to“ do Picket Duty. Mag-

20 NORTH MAIN ST.

of the lawyers, the trial will ‘be con-
tinuednntil next Thursday morning
at, 10 o‘clock.

THE HATTING SITUATION.

Another Day Rolls ‘Around With no

Change Apparent.

(Danbnry Newd),
Another day has come and gone,
like most. of the sixty-four preceding
ones, without hringing'a'ny news of
change in relation to the deadlock in
the hut trade. The lines on both sides
seem to be drawn no less tensély to
day than they weIe weeks ago and
men in official positions on each side
say they know of nothing that could
be taken an an indication of any alter
alion. Speculation as to what may or
may not he seems idle‘uuder the cir-

 

 

UNITED GROCERY CO”

PHONE 143

 

 

line and as they passed along, they

were heartily applauded. _ ,
The committee of Norwaik 'Aerio‘V
which had the arrangements for last
night's benefit in charge included B. J ‘
Reynolds. Dr. H. B. West and 1.er

lug Dunning.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

~ omen LocAL‘HAr‘N'Est.

cf.

 

 

 

To Have Another Dance—Trimmers"
Social Yesterday Afternoon.

Chairman Charles Flynn, of the con:

mittee which arranges the dances o
the 'l‘rlmmers' Association. received a
tender of Music Hall by Manager Tom. I
Kirby. for another dance ngxt Tues
dny afternoon. ,. The arrangement
have not yet been completed, hutdhe‘
eyent will he held on that date; limped
lately foliowmg a roll-callof the tr
men; at 1 p. III., Vat Red Men's Hall

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

cumstances and. that portion of the
public outside the controversy. but
still deeply interested, and in many

 
 
 

 

.Alexandcr hymn book begins at 7:30..

TAKING OVER VMUSIC HALL.

The ladies had another fine tlm

'l‘ he Bartenders’ Union, No; 269, will
«yesterday afternoon at this hall, whicl

meet at the Labor Lyceum in South

Fresh Herring,51bs., 25c

lslrato Naumer Says.
“ Magistrate Naumcr, in the Myrtle

 
 
 
 
 

.I' ' ’- . . had be d to far their a *
(\igzkvzgllfartig'lnelfggzb mgrzblige‘tirterlyoigi- 7m” T l l b .VVI’IITING, - ' 5 IbS., 250 I HVEAKFISH, " 101'. II) avenue court in Brooklyn, yoSteI‘duy. ffifslgefigflffi‘; :figciifmifi 911.2335: ‘Uulon ingsicowlzsgaiso donated f"j mite
reliant matters on the docket. and a I'm” w“ comp! ed " ‘ Mm "9 ’ Small Roe Shad. 25¢ each; large Buck Shad, 14c lb. Salmon, Hall- discharged the ten strikers who were mn'som (1...... from some 80...... occasion A large number of the re:

 
 
 

Local Men.

The deal for the taking over of Mn-
sic Hall, by a company of local men. as
stated in Thursday’s paper, was com-
pleted this morning.

The present proprietors of the hell
are therei’me Frank C. Van Scoy, the
plumber, Andrew J. Collins and Aug
ustus P. Magner. Tom Kirby, former
proprietm and manager will continue

of the trade were also on hand t
joy the festivities.
In connection with yesterday alter-
noon’ 3 social Harry Laws, ‘of Bostoil
sang a. number of songs, Calvin Smitl
recited poems of his own Writing.
Carl Stumpf sang the choruses do
the dancing.

lull attendance is desired.
~Mourning Bands. O’Brien.

The Knight Street A. M. E. Church
will hold a sacred concert tomorrow
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. There will
be selections by the choir sand quur
lette, as well as 30103 and recitations

. by members of the church.
, Hamid Tripp. of Wall street, is slow-

- but, Steak Cod, Finnan Haddies, Extra and No. i Smelt, Es-
callops, Long and Round Clams. Rockaway Long
Clams, 30c qt.: Gosling Clams for Baking.

Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Marke.

TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY

arrested on “Wednesday for obstruct—
ing the sidewalk while on picket duty
in front of the hiundheim bat factory
in Carlton accnue. He made this com-

ment in reading his decision: I

It is not unlawful for men to walk
up and down the highways of the city
so long as they do not disturb the
peace, threaten to disturb .the peace

Yesterday the trimmers were enter-
tained by the Danbury band at the Li
brnry Place rink to cary the monotony
of the long. period of inactivity and
other social entertainments are being
planned loathe trimmers” for next
week.

BlG PARADE LAST NIGHT.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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1y recovering from the wound that he
received about a. week ago, while ens
gnged in cleaning a revolver. m; was
able to Walk around the house, yester-

to manage the place for the new own-
era, and it is proposed to conduct it
on the same lines as at present, with a
change of vaudeville program twice

 

 

 

or commit a crime; ‘A‘nd so long as it
cannot. be shown that their purpose
in walking up and down the street
was an unlawml one I do not see how

Hundreds March to Eaglea' Benefit for
' the Union Hatters.
illusic Hall in South Main street

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

new HAVEN. March 13 Three

day, for the first time since the accl
dent. '

The April edition of the Delineator
contains a very interesting topic by
William Estabiook Chancellor, super:
intendent of the South Norwalk
schools on “Where Shall We Live."
The magazine is on sale at both the.

‘ stores of William P. Beats, the station
er.

. ——-Latest_style.Caps. O’ Brien.

While‘engaged in hoisting the auto-
mobile of D. .W. Raymond to the sec-
0nd floor of his paint on, today, El-
lis 'I‘ M'skln, of waor' place. had the
misfortune of. having the handle of the
machine strike him on the nose. there-
by breaking the member. The cool
dent spoiled Makif‘l from taking a
pIomluént Vp rude last even~
lug.

held an audience last night whiéh com—
pletely filled it. and several hundred
were unable to gain admission for
the boilers:' benefit, under the auspices

of Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. As aV result of this benefit,
the hatters’ fund was augmented by
the sum of $120.75

After the performance, which in-
cluded the regular vaudeville acts,
there was dancing until 1 o clock, m‘u-
sic being furnished gratis by the mem-
hers of the Notwalk—Stamford Musical
Union .

Previous to the performance, there
was a parade in which hundreds par
tlcipated. and which was viewed by '
large. crowds, especially in Norwalk, V
where the start was made, and in
South Norwalk, the objective point.
This parade was announced Several
days ago and every hatter and évery
friend of the‘ batters was invited by
the Eagles to join them in making
the match from Wall street, Norivalk, .
down West avonu'e,‘ to birth
The paraders also mlir ed

they can be arrested.

The police may well suspect that. the
boredom are actIIated .by an underly
in}; motive ‘which. if Icarriedsout would
work harm and injury to others and
perhaps constitute crime. and there-
fore where any such conditions exist
they must take unusual care to pro-
tect persons and prouarty in the enjoy
them of their rights
The same just law which protects
. these defendants against any invasion
' of theirrigbts must be observed and

,I upheld in protecting others‘who may
for the time being he the objects of
. nnkindly feelings on the part of these ‘
defendants.

weekly.

Messrs. Van Scoy, Collins and Meg-
net, who the creditors of the hall bur
chased‘a billiof sale, which was held
by Joseph Disesa. ’The new manage-
ment takes effect immediately.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
George J. Bailwitz to JohnE Sass and
wife, houseonnd lot, Spring Hill road
War.

,Bessie Hershfield and Bessie P.
Hershfield to George W. I-lyxbee,'lot,
Bunitt avenue. War
‘Amalia Bachmann to Richard M.
Bruno, Bronx, land and two houses.
Wilton avenue. V-
Henry D. Whitney to Ada A Pagan,
faur lots. Sound View Park. War.‘
Samuel Serbs. and wife to Andrew
Bakes, house and lot, Windsor place-
War.
Josephine C. Pennoyer to FredeIick
1%; Pennoyer, eight acres, Rownyton.
or.

 

members of the constabula , Vd
tiom the Philippines. which is all he
the country were taken t? the hospi
to), today. suffering from lquniinthin

gait. Two of the patients remained
unconscious during the forcnoon,
it Is feared there will. be fatal result
in their cases The band is fillin an
engagement here, The month
rlv ed during the night, and *w. .
hotel. The three members who we
:fonnd ill Were in one room. it

gthought that one of them must hate
blown out the gas b‘ei’or nan

 
 
 
 

Start a ReserVe Fund

FOR EMERGENCIES

Hii SHHIH HHRWA K IRHI CH.

Pays,.FOUR PER CENT. on Savings Deposrts,

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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V PROUD OF IT‘ , I ADVERTISE? LETTERS.
"The late ra D. Sankey. " said a Below is a list of letters remaining
veteran Pitts org cditm. ‘once dined uncalled for at, the following post oil‘Vl EINED FOR CARRYING WEAPONS
with me in Phliade in. During the res for the current week,“ '
dinner he looked she the Iestziurani Norwalk.
where every table was covered with Allen Coal Co ‘ ‘
glasses of white or red wine, and be His. G Bradley V
said: ‘ ~ N. B. How's; » ‘V
"Photo is a man drinking a whole James Lawrence,
‘fulljnuart, of champagne. it street.
is amazing but a :apacilty for liquor ( VMflI‘ss‘ M. Matilda feud, cine George
b t he to ’t “T w a some met ess. nd no man w tn lVr n ,. ‘ , ~
.3,“ mud gfivegfiieft sir,’ I'mbe 3,332.33 a large Vc‘ city is actually proud of ‘L'uk‘e‘ Mantagu.
)neanlng]y_ ”VThatsV bll right .. said it. _ Could anything he more foolish, Giovanni Roman
the guest. "I never do things by‘ 01'“ ‘ H M“ Swen 18.
halves." And he walked out with a ' B
. muniucent aim—,Gleveland Leader. , '

SATURDAY SALE or

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

was
to California nearly 25 years as In,
in this paper proposes to. answer the
question, why it is wortlr- mhil’ to
the country from ‘Sls iyou to .Sfifl
Diego and from th in
sea; " The average 0
estate than has little ,.
. esty- of his ancestors wn ..
‘ pally attracted by the be' l-y a til it
and the almost perfoea filtrate -
day the visible charms '
have allVVbeVenVyV

 
 
 

 

 
 

.V Judge Taylor Disposes of Townsend's
' ‘ and Mullallahy’s Gases. ‘

The Town Court of 1Norwalk was
10 South UMO‘? filled to. its capacity yesterday after
noon. when the trial at George A.
Townsend- and ArthVuI Mullallhhy, in

. ‘IV. the employ of the Crbi'ut & Knapp. mad avenue. through [muscle ”Bet."
' - Company. charged -w|th carrying co , and thence up South Main
cooled weapons, came up before . .I Vina hall
Joseph R. Taylor. .
Prosecuting Attorney Tammany op
sued the case by reading“ to the color
the allergies against the men, and stab

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

painted exteri rs. _
, V. ish an coloring t q ’ . V
distinguishes a‘ I: painted with it,
The L. & In. Pain]: 13' Metal Zinc Oxide
(outbintd with Will admin and Wears
like gold. A libs
ii Paint isgiyo _
ut'lnncxei they pan
done throughout he U ted‘ States
during past 35 yea!“
have been painted'With
” .tVlIuIIV any other. ,- .-

The waiter expected a fifty cent tip,

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

cnrivlth a chuckle, Mr. Sankey
told me about a begga he had once
‘I helped ,. ...I

. Wine beggar had nose and
M Sankey gave hini 2 dents saying .
Ve. same time: . .
d now.VYou VdOIVI'thet drunk n I

 
 

 

‘ed‘; and directly following were,

ber of policemen and a delegation
.the' members of t‘ l
lice in uniform

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

uh‘iber of other trays.

ttliat the men .ought to be fined.

of the west ‘He lien read the low relative to can
Washington -VV ryin‘g weanling without a permit,
hich says that the penalty may be
two a $200 line, a year in pr‘lso‘

all

 
 
 
 

 

l‘he beggar laughed.‘

I Drunk on 20 cents! Why, bosa.’ he.
said proudly. 'tu'd take til sit-part
01V a dollar to‘V getV me «in

bu‘ 3‘ Leader

walk, Conn;
were 00.,

 
 
 

WestVV‘avcnne, the s on
, sun and Drum Corii .
V , At the city line, the Nor-walk ‘
police on left the ranks. I. Red fire
was burned. at many points along the
line, and in a number of places there
- were special illuminatious. though tum
exceptions were a house in w l'ch tw ‘

his apprentices at th‘ .

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Village usher Barn Dance, Nobody
noer. Nobody Cares, Honey Lou,
ow Bird, Pine Apple Has. The Sum
me Girl. and, 100 others. . ,

 

 

Judge Taylor, ‘nfte’ Ii '
nee, lined them $10 each, with costs,
a. visa paid by Attorney Henry
" ‘ ladder-d ondBridgepOI-til‘ lawyer. f