num-emnm..mmuamumw
(lat e Piano Certificate with
every purcheeo. it will cost
you nothing. _ .
F. A. LAN
Confectionery
and Purity
5 Washington
I'I'I'I:l
Street.
00A NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2-Newe Department
'92-3-Bueineee Department
44 ~Braneh Office, Norwalk
890 —Edltor’e Residence
729-5—Clty Editor'e Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
e e t
For Norwalk and Vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday. The distur-
bance that was in the Lake region
yesterday morning movcd rapidly east»
ward. producing light rain ill the cunt—
ern portion of the Lake region and ill
New England. it is followed by an
area of high pressure and pleasant
weather. Another disturbance from
the Pacific coast appears in the ox-
trclnc northwest this morning. (‘,olr
ditions favor for this vicinity fair
\chtllcr and not much change ill tcm~
poraturc.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Low. 42 degrees; high. 00 degrees.
Mrs. W. C. liylngton, at Stamford.
is visiting.r Mrs. J. B. Morrcll, of Non
walk.
u
Harry McAllistcr, of the Norwalk
post-oilicc. wcut on a hunting trip this
morning.
.___......_..
I“. B. chstcr. mallagcl‘ of tho
Wllitc Sowing Machine. is out Ill a
now tcaln today.
Mrs. M. Andorson. of Cross sti‘cot.
Norwalk. eutertalucd friends from
Stamford yeatcrday.
Uncns 'l‘rlbo, No. Elli. lmprovcd 0r-
dcr ot licd Mcn. will hold a. rcgular
mcciiug this owning.
John S. Scymour. of 1-H l-Jast avo-
nuc. lcl‘t last llilLili for liouton. llc
u-xpcctn to rctul'n Saturday.
Mayor Loelnou ilrundngc. who in
also the manager of the Milton! llui
Company, loft this morning for a baci-
ncss trip to Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mitcllcll. M it
\\'all utrcci. Norwalk. spent yesterday
at Long Itidgc, and while lllcrc visite-
tln- now t‘roton dam al Katonah.
Tho monthly meeting of illd \\'cl|
llook and Luddcr t‘ompnny was bold
last night. wlicli (lllc llcw lucnlbcr.
ii'l‘i‘tlci'ii'k Walcru, was oloctcd. Only
routillc ulaticrs wcrc trannacted.
Your account may not be proiiiablc
at prcncut, but tllc South Norwulk
Trout i‘olllpany is willing to tllkc it
now for what it will ho in tho future.
Iloposlts subject it) check itl‘c lllviivii.
'l‘hc Norwalk rcprcncniailvc of 'l‘hc
Scntlnct was shown. ycstcrtlny. a ton
pot and cotton pot ovor l25 yours old A"““”” paid “it "ltllt’lliil lllll'l‘i“
’ l a' I‘r' . m
. that formcrly belonged io tho l’llr~ ,mfl'i" ‘Mlilmil 5.0.300.
nous“ family who war-c amour; tho “’1‘” "Willi” (If "MIKEY rccclrcd
curly sctticra of Norwalk ”WNW“ ”Hr "lllt‘r for pnrchuao of
Tim Connecticut. Company has cour
plctcd the rcpllirn on its plow, No. 13.
no it will he roudy for illo arrows of
winicr. Until! it Ill onollah to lnaltc
any one uhivor to think of wluicr
when wv arc having such fine wcathcr.
.lacoh i-icllunh. tho well known South
Norwalk llvoryluan. ban boon in tho
Norwalk lllmpltal for ecvcrul days on
account of one of hilt ions. which lulu
boillorod hilu for yours. The trout
un-ul. it In oxpcctod. will rcuuirc iivo
or six wooka at loallt.
'i‘llc comlnllioc from Court Mahaclto
mo and Court hidlnondo Donnliciu. lucl
illlii owning and completed arrange.
iili'lliri for the "rat of tho cerium oi
dnnccu which will be bold Jointly by
two courts. ’l‘llc ill‘iit dance will ho
hold Friday night ill it‘orcutoru‘ lIaIl.
Railroad nvouuc.
Governor Frank ii. chkn hall math»
rounluition on the govornor of Pcnn»
nvlvanin for tho oxtrndliioll of li‘crn
«linnndo Copella. who in wantcd for a
rrimc colnmiticd in Now Havoa Sop»
it"HlIci‘ 2a, 1900. James l’I. Ward hau
lwll unpolntcd to bring the prllmncr
inch in this state.
Maw
valentine (turtle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain. hold a
warrior moctiag laet night. and con:
fcrrcll lilo ilrllt degree on two candi.
claim. Mumm'tioltman and Walter. It
won nrrnnaod to so to Bridgeport on
Friday night. the lilih taut. to innit.
into a new lodge thorn.
'1 Tornado Insurance
74 Washington com. ennui Nomlk.
7 Week- End Candies
Launch Works
' plank.
Kodaks
Stilton-Paviliiomr-fim.
wnwwamj
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
TIL. 105-3. ‘
Ackcr. .Mcrrall & Condit's
29c
’s Drug
Baxter
...”..L «...... L4...
lioat Frames sat up and ready to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchheli PolnhNorwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences. Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets.
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phom 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES. Prop.
9 Courtinnd Place.
" ’ ‘A. l.“‘n..n“s."cani;n
Eliilllilillil ENGINEERS Mill
Billllllilillllli
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk, Conn. Phone 423
At $15
Come in and look
Suits at $15.00.
different from those you see elsewhere.
ferent and noticeably better.
And the
the price.
beautiful colors and patterns.
and self-stripes for quiet men.
m
$30.
TWO ‘ STORES:
14 80. Main St.,
So. Norwallc. ..
You Never Saw Better Values
over our lines of Overcoatg and
One thing you will notice is the style—they are cut
Over the same patterns as our finest garments.
Another thing you will notice is that our “styles are
quality is far and away ahead of anything at
A big variety of fancy overcome—handsome modeler-
And a fine range of Suits in fancy colors and stripes
—-frisky patterns for young fellows—quiet silk mixtures
Suits all the .way from $10 to $30; Overcoats up to
At every price the best your money can buy.
Was
no follow:
Noticeably dif~
Annual dues
MINOR LEAGUES' MEETING
OPENS.
MEMPHIS, Tuna” Nov. 9.——Thc Nu-
iional Association of Minor Li‘itiliit‘S
opcucd Its annual meeting llcrc today
with tho rcprcscntatlrcs of blow than
thirty circuits ill ancndnncc.
'l‘hc rcport of Slwl'ctary .1. ll. Par-
rcll. of tho National Association.
which was rcad at today‘s tit‘tiréitlll.
shows that lilo minor lcaguc organiza-
tion is making rapid gains. ’i‘hc rcport
sllowcd thirty-sown lcanucs now
lncmhcrs of thc national association
and 257 cities wcrc rcproscutuui.
0110 of thc most illtcrcstillg auctions
of Mr. li‘ni‘rcll's roport coul-crllcd Ihc
llunlbcr of players druficd by major
Icagucu this your. ’l‘llt- Alncl'lcalr
lmaguc lcd with a total of eighty-«ix
playcrs. draftcd from the clubs of ihc
National Asooclntlouwmoro than too
to a club, The National Illilglit' took
77 minor lcaguc stars into its fold.
Tho report (‘tllliliilk‘ti silltistll-u
follows:
7.540 blaycrs' contracts: wv-rc rccclv-
Ni. l‘t‘t‘tll'tit‘ti :illll pl‘olllltlltiltcll.
Lilli?) it'l‘ittii acccptcd Wore cxnlnlllcd
and prolnulgntcd.
1.724 playcl‘s wcrc rcportcil rclcllucd
by purchusb lwiwccu National Assocm
lion clubs.
hit optional nurwllll-Ilin “'t‘l‘i‘ approv-
till.
it-i optional iilzl‘t‘t'mt‘ill
("‘lVi'ii.
3.47“ illllycru wcrc I‘cpoi'icll in this.
ofiicc as rclcasoll.
4M nuspcndcil.
llil rciuutatcd and clcvaicd pluyorn
Wi‘lo tlH'laI'i-ll illi-liclbll- during tllc
i‘lll'it’lli your.
8.250 oiilcial built-tins \rcrc luailcll
from this oillcc. ‘
lull? diuputcd cnacu wcrc passcd upon
and llcclsions rcudcrml.
all crows arc on hand rollllv for do
clnlon. making a total of illiii cam-r;
lluudlcd llurinu lhc your.
Total amount rccclvcil and paid out
through Ihls oiilca- for draftcil plnycrs
and mom-y rcflllldcd on ih‘lifiti tiifilii'
Ichdi: National lmuguc. 31”.!“le
American la-llguo, $513,550: National
Aunociaiion Eamon; total. Ubitnhil.
lli'l
playcrs rc
plnycrn. Ilimmo.
iirand total rccclrod ill this oflicc
for drllficd pluycrh. optional am'cc
ulcnt plnyorn and l'clcllnml by purchr
titli‘ playcra. satiation.
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' M
Slllll tflilllilllli .
Your account may Iw
too small to afford ltii
a proilt at prolicllt, but
wc arc willing to tnko
it now for what it will
I
So. Norwalk
Trudi Co.
Young Men'o Check Act
counts invited
FishingTacklcand
Poles
FOR SMILT AND ILACKFIIH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’
new: orbit: .
“MOOM OWN”
nmn
19 WALL STREET.
wan uluitulnh and t‘iliiiiul‘til wl-rc Irrouu
l’iiinbnrg Coal Iltrno irnctlona.
ly narrow fitii‘titiillotln lullrilcd illc oar-
iy dcaliuxu ill aim-lot.
HiltIWi d n llttlc llcaviucsa iiil(‘il an lln
'l'cnncsuco (luppcr lid.
t7. and Bi. iltlllili nugget] tilt.
u fi‘iltititill.
their lama ran cit 1 an
itch norm '
l writ .. YT/ll ilii' lan. rtu-udicm and moat profitable customer is the
SA'l'lSlr‘llfli ulna. l lwlicic that tho hlghout quality goods. M a. rule.
cost loss lluln poor goods in proportion to rcul valuo. That although a
low price will uppcal to most people at first, nooncr or later It will
come to a mhiicr of rcsulls. and tho SATISFIED customer will be tho
one to whom i am soiling the moat goods.
A word from you will brill
highest quality, grain and food.
Proprlctor
liounio (’hick Fccd
lionulc Ilorac r‘ccd
"(Hillil‘ iliill‘)’ Fccti
lioulllc l'ollliry Fol-d
Iionnlv Scratching li‘cctl
.‘
Now Is the Time“ when...
Your Subscriptions
WE DUPLICATE ANY CHER
am P. Beers
BOOK AND STAT lNERY STOREO.
,. . I SOUTH MAIN STREET.
OOUTH NORWALK.
ESCALLOPS “
Roclawhy Long Clams, Weakh‘sh. Flatfieh. Salmon. Whiting. Cod. Butter.
Native Bane. Oysters. Long and Round Clamp.
Cutbill’s Bridge F ish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace,
Cross Creek Coal for Range ‘
Cannel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
NORWALK.
TELEPHONE I08.
Meals on Time
”Raymond , Bros.
it any quantity you may
May I have that word?
Quality First. Laet and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
wish-of tho
bury.
’9”
Harris. Hartford
Secretary ~
liridprcport.
a rda rd. M critic f1.
ford.
wicll; .I.
lcacllcra,
it it.
Alias
Sarah N.
l‘lil‘l Sitit'kcl. M,
orcncc to tho i
tion of thc guild
in Now York cit
Children Happy
lllllil Ill lull ”shall
WALL H'l‘ltlilt’l‘. iii in u. lu.~~'l‘lnv
lpcllinp. nloronn-nt or priccn oi alochr
hr ill lllc future Inr with union prmlolnlnattmz 'l‘in
Wc arc p. lumpy..." ... only conspicuouu cinlnucn Wt‘i'c ill tho
”my and ...... willing m minor npcciulilcn. Ann-ricnn llldc‘and ”m "llrcntlling m”...
mm” rm. ”... “Hm-.5 l.cnlllcl pld. ronc l and Ann-than
Arc you? Hatching, American Agricultural
. tilwulicai, Anlcrlcau Cotton till and
in».
WALI. it'l‘ltl'} i'l‘. it a. numtlnnnunl
(lci‘tliin ntockl
ion l'nclilc and if. H. Hiccl, but ill.
lint othcrwino wan fairly wall hold
Alnorlcnn (tan iliti. udvancod i an
(ilcvainnd t'
\i’Alai. STREET. Ntmiiw-rltcadlng's
rich or 1% carried the list with it for
Wells-Fargo advanced 27
pointu on union of three one hundred
churn lots. to 502. a new record price.
N. Y. Air Bruin; sold at an advance of
ii 5%, Canadian Pacific 1% end Amer
loan Telephone and American lilxprous
I. Central Railroad of New Jersey
cold at a decline of ti. Bonds were ir-
re ulur.
hm. STREET. 1 p. m. ----- A few or.
dlunrll‘y inactive utookll furnished the
only actuation: of interest in the
market. the mi of the inn. bolus yin
tunily at u Iteudetiii. International "He in
hump race 1. and Utah Cup 2 1.441. M, glide
Filmgiit.
III I " fir;
excnclsa m pnopen a
mo.
.\ iii‘i‘ilillll gymnastic, Instructor hurl
llilillii‘li out iilc fact that many girl!
liuiiiiliit ll nt'ilotltitt‘y life broatho from
bollom to top of lunar.
to brcnlho from top to bottom try this
physician‘s oxorclucu as practiced with
lil‘titiilltliitlii. rubbed smooth and lihor-
lcnotl n-liitlo. unrvon ior tho appara-
’l‘nkc tho “down“ lmniiltlli
luumlnn the urine Mrililtiil down at
tho Hitititi, bandit with palms inward.
tinnplug tho ntirk.
chi rlllan the rod to tho around of
"up" position,
”to chart lcuglhwlno.
poultion push the rod bcilind the nook.
alrougly bending the elbows.
had this at iirllt a little difficult. per-
liovoro, for by thhl not you will per-
form a "moat important part of the
luminous oi breeihtumti You are imi-
tating that natural brduthcr, the baby.
as he takes his illi of‘alr.
W
AVOIDING CONTIIOVIRIV.
"Your husband never uttende any of
your bridge portion“
“Certainly not."
"Them in no are at ”de-
iiberatniy adding to opportunitiee for
mutual cuticlem.”-Wuhieeton liter.
m
NATURAL .UP'OOITIQN.‘ .
an: to learn menu-aha
W! W“ l' .
M
w town.
HEATH-
ilicalth l.
diatl‘icl.
Now. in order
An ordinary
Turncy in World
by
in this way oxpundinlr M“ and M”
For till! thii'll
if you
police.
William .I.
vacation.
answered lira.
institution.
viivoreti on
or
Strong (‘omotock
clcclcd pruslilcnt of tho board of tran-
tocs, alld luillulou m-ro pasecd in rcf-
‘ lulu lllulu
Annual Meeting at State Organization
Held at ‘Harliord
Reports were read at the annual
meeting of the Connecticut Teachers'
Annuity Guild held at the Capitol Sat~
llrday which allowed a membership of
568. and funds of $65,224.08. mostly in
unvlngu banks at four per cent.
The financial statement was for the
year ended Sept. 30. 1909.3.nd is given
nations .................. 2,883.71
Amount from endowment
fund committee .......... 335.03
\ State appropriation ........ 5,000.00
Masonic Butldmz. Total Sept, 30. 1909 ....... $00,735.23
Nor-walk. ANNl‘l'l‘Y FUND.
Amount of annuity fund. 0c-
tobor 1. 1908 ............ 1 4,053.18
Amount paid unnultunta. lic-
Eniire expense of itiiil‘lltge‘
meat for current year. . ..
Warren \
lI. lilies.
iambic
Loud-Miami Sociciy. Albcrt
Mrs. .laluon ll. Duncan. Mary E. tlrocn.
l'urdec. Ernest W. Smith.
Augusta A. Smith. Mrs. Sarah Staph-s.
l'. .l.
of Du
lcalll of
lllaliop of Norwich. who had held flit)
oiilcc of president since the organiza-
lll lRtlti.
mania
Miss Sal-all t‘arplll is visiting lrlcuds
y .
R. “'hl‘clct' lulu iiliii'il his launch out
of tho wulcr for tllc winter.
hire. liull l‘irudley is outcrtulnlag
friends from New York city.
Miss (‘arrio itrndloy bi entertaining
i‘riouda from Ncwburgs, N. Y.
William Osborne. tho groccrymun.
llau pnrchuucd a now touring cur.
Mrs. mule ii. Mills in spending to
day and tomorrow in lirldgcport.
...—......
liiian Ethel Pi‘iil‘t'hild“hltfl boon cu-
tcrluining a irlcnd from out of town.
Mra. (‘orll iiortlnc and daughter
hat-c boon ihc Rilttllltt of relatives ill
...—......
Mr. ans MI‘N. Mllcrt Allan wcrc Sun.
day gucuiu oi rclntivan in Itoucvillc
W
Arthur Hairy hau returned to Green-
wich utter a briot vluit at hill home on
Rlvcruldo uvouuc.
W
Fred C. Matt in erecting a fence in
front. of the propcrty of Mrs. A. E.
ii.
Mrs. C. it‘. 'l‘uylor delivered an ad-
drauu in tho Falrtirld Congregational
church Sunday evening. '
{...—......“
.iohn Barlow and
children were minute Sunday of Mr.
Barlow'u father in Crone Highway.
A calminntinl uttering was received
at Christ church sunday for the relief
of the poor and other worthy pun
m
linear in acting as lililel'i
intundent at the trolley borne In this
place while Mr. Purely in enjoying a
y W
Mr 'i‘oquut. who underwent an on
erati n for appandicitie in the Sprint
acid hoepitld. in unit confined in that
W ,
launder “whatnot fir. aorta: 19;
e um sermon. it
told. . in. topic "the
war
Balance. Octobor 1. 1908....356.569.67
RECEIPTS.
.............. 8 4,555.52
Back duos ......... . .......
Legacy and donations ......
Endowment fund trunsferrcd
to Guild . ................
State appropriation ........
income from investment .
48.95
557.00
335.03
5.000.00
2.508.98
.... ...—...,—
Total ............. . ...... $65,073.75
DISIIURSEMENTS.
Expense of management. . . .3 165.59
Salary of financial secretary 200.00
Withdrawal dues ...... 32.50
Amount paid unnuitullta Dc-
combcr, 1908 ............ 3,950.98
llainnce Sept. 30, 1809 ..... 865,224.08
PERMANENT FUND.
Amount of permanent fund.
Uctubcr l. 1901i .......... t
Additions from dues and do-
.. ..
olm
lti.~iil
coluhor. 190.8 ............ 3.950.98
Balance. January l ...... S 1012.20
Additions for current year:
Half of annual dues ...... 3 2.27736
lucmne from investments. 2,506.98
Total, Supt. 30. 1900 ..... 3 «1.8
(““409
Not annuity fund. October I.‘
1902i .................... 8 4,488.85
Total In both funds ....... $05.2240R
The following ottlccrs worn elected:
President ~ Strong (‘Ulilxltit‘lh
Dan-
0
First \'icc-l’rculdcnt~~-Mics Mary M.
\‘_ l'orlcr.
Roma-ding Si‘Ci'tiifll‘}'""Jtlliit‘liil tier
Financial Secretary «Mina (‘nrrlc E.
Hopkins. Norwich,
'l‘rcasutor-«Charles 1,. Amca
, flart.
lhluorn to the guild during tho your
past have boon: Statc of (‘ollnm-ticut.
cutitlc or Mra. Iiannah Witt, (lion .0
t‘o.. lhc lioston Store t‘olnpnny, Nor»
Norwich
Sturtcvnut.
t‘rauc.
ubury was
Nathan 1..
1
Overcoets. Right here we with to
buying:
' To keep out the cold winds .......
6
98 Washington St.
BUTTER !
iii-9* Now is your time to leave in a cup
92 Washington Street, South “Norwalic
The cold snap ot the past two days has sold for us a number of Mou’l
oxggCOAT
Are the Snappiest and Bert Fancy Coats
Ever Shown in the City
Fancy Mixtures. New Grays and Herringbone, with the new.
combination collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look before .
Full Line of Underwear.
..........n...50¢ '0 .1-50 L “
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
® Extra “Special
BUTTER! ‘
ply of BUTTER for.
advise that out) ‘
South Nor-walk.
the Winter before the price advances. We han-
dle only one grade of Butter—the BEST.
SPECIAL PRICE IN TUB LOTS.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH
TEL. NO. 909.
w A. F. Beckmann & (3032.55.11.
“THE BIG STORE."
He'dtluutcre for Seledt Groceries. Fine Wines each
Liquors. Delicious Teas and Coffees
NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY.
CrOwn Aster Brand Been. TumatOes or
IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE. per pound
bu Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best
cnown ASTER 3 AND aspenAousT 35c can ................. 30c
caown urea 3 AND con-ea. 1 lb. Sealed Can ............. 35c
Stringieee Beans, can ..160 .
suerrono's snnppv courses, per pick'ahé'll
CAMEMBERT, noousronr. OLD ENGLISH. EDAM. PINEAPPLE
oa MACLAREN'S iMPERIAL on nooueronr cusses.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Special
'l‘ca .................... Grade Coffco .. ........ ....SM
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Special 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo—Ka
'l‘oa ........ . .......... Coffee .......... .......820
35 stamps with 1 lb. Choice 20 Stamps with 1 lb. High
Tca ..... .. ........ ....400 Grade Coifce ....... . ....... 30°
........10°
.....-
George Ehret's Extra Beer. 24
REX BRANDY (imported) ........ . ........
HOLT WHIBKIES. bottle ..............
83 end 85 Washington St.
N
ew Fruit and
OLD CROW. HUNTER. WILSON. GREEN RIVE
FINE OLD PORT OR SHERRY WINE. per gallon
Phone Cell “0.
Bottles. $1.15.
50¢. 850 and 01.25 hot.
H 0R OVER-
c, ‘1'”
......... ....IIDO
000th Normans.
. ........... .....
Canned Goods Arrived
:i the. California l'runca ......... 25o 3 (‘ans 'l‘muatocs . ............. ..Rfio
2 the. Extra Largo Pruncn ......26c 3 calla Corn ........ ..........260 ‘
3 itkltfi. Currants .............. ...250 3 Chan Polls .............. ......
2 virus. itaiuinn ........ .r ......... 25o 2 Carla Sllccotauh ...... .’.........20o‘
ii the. lame Ruining ....... . ..... 250 home Cans Annamaria ...........260
Extra Fancy Citron. it Can- Sardines ..... ........250
(image and Lemon Fact. 3 Jara .iarn ..... .
l‘kg. Dutch. Potatoes. in nu. lot, per h , ......Jlo
Fancy Apples. Home Grown Celery. Spinach.
Ilowor. Oranges. (trance and Sweet Cider.
Sweet. Potatoes. Cauli-
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
Footer were In attendance at the cake
titili‘,‘ Saturday afternoon llcld by tho
ii. A. it. at Falrtlchl.
The annual mat-ting oi the Woman’s
auxiliary will ho hold tomorrow at
.lamcu Church. New London. [icic-
xutca from Trinity pariah will attend.
W.—
Work on the handsome residence of
Mrs. ftocvcii on imperial avenue has
hot-n niartad and when completed will
no om.» of the hundnomcut buildings in
town.
A amali uloop. than with a gasoline
casino. hull been at work e past
week diggln for candworm ill the
harbor. whic are taken to Now York
and sold for nah bait.
lush ago
Writitml‘t
hire. Mary Brown. who fell and
broke two ribs. iii now potting along
nicely. ‘At can time her family were
very doubtful or her recovery. owing
to her recovery. owing to her use.
mantle the actions which are con
epicuounly mm on the torso tract at
land belongin to Judge Footer. hunt.
are ere deity rlvon may from about
in; the squirrels which are quite plea.
titui and which the owner centre: to
protect. placed oilfirohetlom iii-tile
man .m.... .... twirl data“ '
on
tho i-lociai Order." oditodrby him;
«to from w. l’. lilac.
"Stuart Traffic regulation."
hi. '1‘. Itodford’e conchmau. Mr. Mu
phy, has taken charge of Wyliformerc
form during the uheencc of Mr. Wit;
llama, who with his family are social:
lag the winter at their former
in Georgia.
PHONE :43
in.
hilt hook.
HOW
...—u—
licury Bergman. who recently new
up hlii job at Willow Brook cemetery.
has accepted work with the Paper do.
on Riverside avenue.
. 5
home "
A hnnuuoi was enioyed several 9 ' n-
M W. H. Patric'u by [it A
buecbell club. '1‘th “Nth .
which was enjoyed by the lactation". "
cloned the haeobeoli cocoon. whichsm.
been a euccmfui one. , . '
* 44‘
non cur-roar in , an;
manna v
c ‘ . “,4 1t
sacnannn'ro. 0e1..Nov. lbw-tum .
Hughes yesterday imposed e m
of ten years in he
Fathom upon CI
of menolouehter for mania
killing James in timittl on
cam time ordered that the .
meat be withheld and the
colander-y But
we“
do anthem“. ‘
at at.
no
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