. ra-
Also NAPKINS It We to .00 I dos.
it complete assortment of senses,
SQUARES and DOYLIES. ,N
E... K .DANKS
' . later;
i'.“
~Everythlng 'tor the Thanksgiving
feast yeti will find at Church & Miller's.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Williams, of Washington
street.
utilised Nuts 2 lbs. 25c. FOL. 8; Co.
Mayor Memoir Brupdpge, of Nor-
wsik, spent Sunday In Roman visiting
his mother. .
Er est ii.eilii.l.‘i.cliii..of (Bradbury. has
rasIgEied'hIs position at the Crofut it
Knapp Company.
Mrs. .incgphllller. of Wilton, is via.
ltlng her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth My.
led, of Water street, Norwalk.
Louis RoccioloTofoNe't—v York, spent
Sunday with Joseph Citareila and
friends In Main street. Norwalk.
~New Edam and Pineapple Cheese.
Church & Miller.
George Weyei‘hi‘icuser, of Stamford.
spent Sunday with his parents at their
home on Cross street, Norwalk.
-—Crnnberries fl qts. 25c. Fill... & Co.
Cerncll & Jewell, oi‘ANorwalk, have
been removing the interior of l’erlt-y
C.~ Sturges’ store in Wall street.
The Salts Textile 00.. of Norwalk.
is going to intsall a set of plush block
printing machine. The machinery Is
being-transferred from the mill in
Bridgeport.
There will soon be another ltalinu
grocery store in Woodward avenue.
when the. Cannons Brothers open their
establishment.
“For Fancy Fruits, Oranges,
(lrspes, Grape Fruit, Apples, etc, go to
Church & Miller.
W
The final accounts of the adminis-
trators of the estate of the late Wilt
lism A. Havifand, of New Canaan, will
be adjusted today. . .,
After the christening of the baby of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracy. of Broad
street. Norwalk. a reception was held
which was largely attended by their
many friends.
—‘Sweet Cider 25c ga .' F.D.L. 6; Co.
William Drew; has moved his family
. shallow.
from Main street, Norwalk, lo 45
l’iiiiisvll'le avenue Mr. Drew still
continues In business at his old stand
in Main street.
Thomas Gregory. the contractor has
finished the xrnveling of the New»
town gravel road. and expects to flu-
fall the Chestnut Hill Road and Flt-iii
street, to first all this week.
-Wa stand back of everything we
sell. Church & Miller.
A delegation of Swedish people front
the Norwalks went to (leorgtown
Saturday averting and attended a fair
given by the Swadlsh Lutheran
Church, of’ that place. '
The Mutual lint Company, of Nor-
wailt. has increased its output. capacity
by taking the second floor In the build-
lng in which it is situated, In which
new machinery will be fun tilled.
Charles ti. ivos, who conducts the
Peerless Novelty Company in the
O'l‘lullivau block in ‘Wall street, ex-
pects to move his business to the
rooms over W. l.. illuscer's store. In
the near future. '
n m
'mtlritiiberrlcs, 3 (its. 250. Church
it Miller.
Sixty-five men were enrolled In i’ns’
tor ii‘. i). Walter‘s class in the Bible
school at the First M. E. Church you»
tcrday mum. An utmnuul sight to ace
so many llll'li together for the study
of (kid‘s word.
lcnacno. Kelley was brought before
Judge imkwotll this morning on the
charge of truancy. lie that Was that
ho had kidney troub e. be case Was
continued for two weeks. and he was
warned to attend school.
Mrs. it‘. D. Waltarnnd Miss Bertha
Keyitor were the leaders at the hip-
worth IA'OKIW service at the it o'clock
meeting in the First. iii. E. Church last
evening. The tuliizuiimtihe evening
was Bringing Iii~t,e Guests.
wtllimn. Orangalsnd. Lemon Pool
20!: ill. F. ii. MWtflfl k 00.
W
A large delegation of local Shriners
are, fistulas, on, sis .142 lirltlsuvm't
this even up and often tag a common»
iai session ofevyramldlremple. A. A.
N. O. M.’8. They will also go to New
York In numbers on Tuesday evening
of next week to visit Mecca Temple.
W.
“Franco-American. , Plum Pad ding.
all sizes. Church at Miller.
There mun party at the home of
I What
the Master smooth out
.li‘a {tilt
V
Sermon in lite Series in the
First M. E. Church
Rev. F. ii. Walter delivered the last
sermon in the series of Old Pictures
in New Frames, last evening, at the
drum, Methodist Episcopal Church. The
subject was "A King llldlng In the
llaggage." and ills text: "llehold he
hath ltld himself among the siul‘f“—~
l Sam. 10:22.
W33 are living in an age when we
are in danger of losing the sublime.
tlodllke significance of life amid the
superficial ideals of the
times. The present one quivers and
throbs with materialism which threats
one to engulf the soul qualities.
behold, touch and hear materialistic
forces for six days of the Week, whiio‘
there is only one day in seven tor the:
cultivation of the soul life. Fortunate;
is God If its can even secure a few
moments of his Holy Day to commune;
with some of his people. We are grad-
ually broadening the claims of every-
day life, and constantly narrowing the
soul‘s time for worship and commute
ion with God. in a very real sense the
text is true today, "lleliolti he hath
liid himself slitting the stuff."
Cup of the supreme needs of many
Is what may be termed as common
honesty. Archibald llodgc used to say
that "Common sense is the kind of ‘
sense without which all other sense is
nonsense."
without which all other honesty is
dishonesty. We do not need the kind
of honesty which gets itself adver-
tised in the papers, or that needs to
be watched for fear it will fall.
it or not, whether we inquire after its
health or forget its existence. We
need a manly Christianity today which
Is true to the core. and will stand out
In the open where all the winds of
testing and criticism sweep through
it, and still remainunmoved. Such a
manhood will stand all the tires that
burn, all the flames that search. and
all the crucibles that test. It can nev-
er be bought or sold. It Is always at
par value and never has a secret price,
Its scales are tested by heaven‘s
weights, Its pleasures are adjusted to
heaven's standards and Its figures
never tell an tltiti‘uth ilt't‘lllli’lt‘ never
manipulator] by an untrue man.
We are In danger of losing our nob»
lost and truest life amid the superficial
appearances of the world. Many young
people today are abnormal pleasure
seekers. They had rather be stylish
than to pay their debts. They had rath~
or be a sort of clothes-bur to display
the latest styles than to be honest and
true. They tell us that they are tired
of life aml Its monotony. hat of work
they can never be tired because they
have never kept company with Work.
are such
world? They will never lift any hur-
tlens. They will never food any initi-
gry months. They will never stand
for the highest ideals nor for holiest
convictions. \i'hcucver men have been
uutruc to (Ind and the highest ideals
they have failed. Samson sought
pleasure and died with his enemies.
Absalom, the beautiful. was selfish
and unprinclpled and he died like a
dog. Alexander conquered the whole
world, hilt failed to rule the'lnncr
kingdom of his life, and he died a
dismal failure. Selfish ambitious can
never satisfy a soul. It is constructed
upon too large a scale to boulliultod
to this little segment of time. its
pulse-beat throbs with eternal life. its
thoughts and ideals find their perfec-
tion in Jesus Christ and the life be-
yond. Christ is the only true fullllditv
lion of life. "Other foundation can
no man lay than that which is laid
which is Christ Jesus."
While the people lost, Haul. (loll
found him. Iinn tlml found you? Are
you hiding that hlugiy life amid the
rubbish oi’ the world? Let Christ re-
deem it. from the stuff of life and ineli-
Iou II into the image of tied. You
are a diamond In the rough, which only
the Mulder can polish and make brll.
hunt with Nit' glory of heaven. hut
' the rough
places, lmllnlt off the rough corners,
and reveal to the world a matclfleés
character
glory.
resplendent with divine
liiliouchcd and undisturbed
you will perish unknown and un-
changed. but with His touch you will
gleam as a dlaumud among the peh-
bias.
The music for the day was a factor
in the religious part of the day's ex-
ercises. in the morning the anthem}.
“Sweet is the Work, My God. My
King," and “Father. to Thu We i’rsy."
ware rendered by the quartet choir
II liiE attic .
g .
‘ M .. .‘i
a... F. D. was. ridden L...
We‘
It can be truly said that -
common honesty Is the kind of honesty ,
'l“rue .
honesty will be trite whether we watch .
men worth to the ..
and Stanley N. Beans sang the bass
Iain. "The Voice of the Rather" very
effectively. pleasing all with hit rich.
deep Voice and clear connotation. At
Steve. Kass Winnipsak yesterday.
During the filliififtloli’dohil Sanka was
put out of the house. .foilotved h his
trunk. do n " nnlng arena the
streets lot! of
Vii iii! torn shirt on. “:3 Worth” service the anthem "The
it _ . ..
iii;
a or m entice collie party.
at” was! settle one to tilht
isnt Morn Hath Pulsed Away" and
the choir hypo, Vnaaooqmpsnled, by
‘
.. t»? -. ‘
.Bouiu for
7 ~ . , _ s. '
'% 0T3 latcfildus hate to he planned (on Hap-ha rd hospitality may lie
onion in. no looks the finish inwhittlt everyhotat ifslakes ultistprlde.
We have uncommon attractions in Dlnlnxnoosi Furniture, selected to gain
your preference, nt'i‘hanksglvlng tide. Your selection from this all new ail-l
scrub age will give your fatally Blitliiilti pleas re on this day of special i100”
cheer. A modern Dining Table. say at are. , a Buffet or Sideboard at
$20.00 or a set of new [Mixing Room Chairs at, ”MK": more or less.
rail will give an added stat to your 'l‘ipiukaglvius (it'lhbraiion.
well repaid to look through our line. ’
rung
You will by.
. ‘i. ff
,. Funeral Dlrcdotssfld‘ Enhancers, . ’
Milli. Street; smith Nomadic Conn.
Vi'ti”!"l"£
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a 12-18 aha
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Any or _
. cussed are those which relate to the I
. seam-oi welfare all the petrol of mono
w “‘lr ‘ r
m“
senator Ca locus and .Find Out" “What I
" Merrill? Business College
CAN DO FOR YOU
Day and Night sessions. : Competent Office Help In Demand.
ENTER NOW
Stamford
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South Nprwalk ‘ Port Chester
JI
.. a...“ .- 1...-.. _ 3.- ....-..........~». m... an... .. .‘.. ..
f O. B. Jackson
. Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
; Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
PHONE 438. NORWALK.
The collection consists of five o‘riuvlt 'l‘oa Claim}: CliiitiiiE,i‘ocea,'iinreau
and Sideboard Starts. Tray Cloths. Pillow Shams, Tomas, new... pic, in
a great variety of tit-sinus anti since. It‘ you know nit-e linens you'll appro-
(‘illit‘ these values. One look at them will tell you more In a illtllut‘llt than
is IiilHNiilii' with a long description here.
N. E. RYAN CO.
WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
-w
86
.,.. v ._ .
Exclusive Shoe. Sixties
that you cannot net‘llt‘o in any Olin-r store In this locality are round
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON CTREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
an. c... to.- not... ’
Cross Creek Coal for Range.
Carmel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
Children Happy
Raymond ‘ Bros.
3%;
"it a...
1...- .1 ..
is all that is required to keep your
mrrlaao or. wagon In line runnlnlt
order. We will ilt' glad to look over
your rigs and kcep them In line cou-
tlltion at a aural] cost. If you need rc~
pairs he sure you route to us, its-we
know how.
Luther M. Wright
l IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
the qurutct, wore enjoyed. liavld Al- APPEAL WITHDRAWN.
art-chi sang the tenor solo "The Pain
lican.” to the delight of all present.
(lougreuutionul singing Is a part of
the church service, and old and fit-
mlUpr hymns are selected that all may
heartily enter into the taxerciscs or
the day.
Frederick Lee. at Dsnhury. Accepts
Verdict oi the Jury.
liAleRY, Nov. sew—Frederick Loo
one of the two. young men recently
convicted of ninnaiaughten in runs
but the death of John F. Smith, has ill-
ed a withdrawaliof his appeal. .losoph
merrier. the oil r youn mun concent-
ed in the crime as film proposed flitti-
Imxs, throi hilly coiinecl..iioward W.
Taylor. '1‘ tin ls'llio second step In an
‘nppt‘ni from the" verdict of the Jury in
the superiormnirt.
iosssnwmn onsurrsun NAMED
m oivoncs.
paw routs. ,Nuv. alto-aloha r. De-
serts-r. Jr.. who isomeric with his in-
iher in the silk lm‘portlng business.
yesterday was itl‘mllil an lulorloruiory
, i Norwalks are greatly pleased with his
' Rev. F. 0. Walter to Deliver Another
and Then . .
.‘n i. WA' or}: a
Former lentil Hamill ninja»
log With Ounce-p. in Recenter.
The friends .uftnov. Paul Moore
atrsyer. the tumor pastor or the Con.
gregstionnl Church. are in receipt oi‘I
very interesting printed matter regard.
in tho people's Sunday evasion auth-
erugs under Mr. Strayer‘s direction.
in Rochester. New York.
As Mr. strayer's church is up town
this gathering is held down town in
the opera house. in its mineral idea
it In the same as the Sunday Evening
institute recently started In South
Norwalk. '
it opened Sunday. November 7th.
Associated with Mr. Strsyer are such .
men as Prof. Raunchonhuach. the Weil', ....
known writer an awful subjects, and,
other similar men. The. matters dls~
i
*9th nommhl‘ M w.m~ aw: rare
Herc its Picked
Specials for Tan
32.00 SHAPEO, 49m
Tonight and Tuesday fill Felt
Sham-s. Auuiwrsury Pricindgc
290 BOYS’ BWEATERO, file.
All states, rod and blue ii‘llt‘l‘
mod Sweaters for imys;
titer. regularly title. Tonight and
in addition to this Sunday eveninx “”3le ---------------- 19°
, service in the. opera house. Mr- Slray- t . _ . . . .. .
' or has arranged for a Sunday after , 39c HOSE, 25: PAIR.
noon action of lectures athin therefor . Our regular 39c ilose for
the subject being, “Religion and the .
Social Order." The speakers in this .
course include Rabbi Stephen S. Wise,
who recently spoke in the Inatitute’in
Smith Norwulk: Graham Taylor. of
women. Tonight and Tues-
day .‘ ................ 25: pair
$1.25 BAGS, 89c.
..._.... ,
Chicago; Lincoln Steffens. of Boston; All leather. lt‘ulhcr iiilt‘ti
Samuel Gompers. president of the flags for tonight and Tucs-
Amorican Federation of Lahor. and day ..................... 69::
other social and industrial leaders. ;
Mr. Strayer’s many friends in The 12c HOSE. 7c PAIR; 4 PAle
sum 5 FOR 25:.
. 'es .
' ..-................ All sizes, fast blackMTonight
FIVE SHORT STORIES. and Thursday ....... 70 pair
‘59:: ALL LINEN SCARF. 39c.
Series at Solutions on Saints
Nmmnlu-r 3km The Story of the Spy
Wilt) illuti‘d Well; cutlirtlilo still) by
lilies Elizabeth Richardson.
December 5 The Story of the Man
Who Talked Well: soprano solo by
Miss .\ilnnil- l-‘I. Low.
Ilut‘vllviu‘l‘ I!” Tim Story (if lilt‘
Vt'omun \\'im Mimi Wt-ll: bass solo by
Stanley N. Henna,
ill’t‘t‘llll‘l‘l‘ lit. Till‘ Story
Saint Who lindod \\‘-ll:
ilayid Allin-viii
“l‘i‘l‘illili‘l' 2i; Th» Story of the An-
gel \‘t'ho Saul: “will; contain, The
lloly iutsim. h) Ballard. quartoite and
large chorus choir.
i-lpvrluI mush- oath evening tinder
tho dirwliou oi Arthur Huntington, or-
ganist and director.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo, .l. ii. Roach. Harrison
8min, Now York; \\'. It, Ford, Walt-r-
bury: l.. it. liarilnitt. Wilton; tloortze
1.. ltlittht-II, ltltixt'iivltl; H. W. Sulli-
van. llritlxopoi‘t; ii. 'I‘ t‘uiilcrou. New
York: r‘. it iAlWlllll. rlty; .l. i.. Klein.
. NI-ul patterns, all linen Just for tonight and Tuesday,
and Sinners. Smut: l'raulm‘ly her. To ”lift his; special. one
From stirring lliblu stories itet‘. l“. “Hm "I"! ”filling """ 39c Shams """"""""" 19°
ll. Walter, pastor of the First M. ii}. .
Church. has arrauuril :i St‘l‘it's 0! ilvt‘ . .
short elation ahout t~1lillil~l and sinners. ()2 “lashingm” ’ Somh Nfll'WflEk
Thor will be circa ouch Sunday ovcn- ‘
hip, as follows: Street CON“. .
7
To TALK 0v
of the
tenor solo.
adapted to yo
be the result
TvPHmo FEVER.
.\ serious epidemic of typhoid lover
producing “lolcnt sickness and (loath
Philadelphia; l.. M. llroneou. New in in progress at Pembroke, ()ut. 'l‘ht-
York; 1‘; ~'\~ Libby, ”MEN“; l"- Mt‘f' cause of the epidemic has Elt‘l'll fractal
umn, \\ Arnold lireyor, George l.
to the public Winter. A citizen's com
mitten has been appointed, with Dr,
(leurmx l1). .ioscphs as chairman. to
illil'tllillt‘l' soup: system of purification
of NW public water. llr. Josephs is a
cousin of William irelund. of Stuart
McKay, l-ldwiu ilocse, A. Van Worth»
ingot-st, George Edgar. M. Kenny. New
York: \‘t‘. M. Hoyt, Fine Point; 1“, ll.
lirigge. Slim: M. (lootlnlo. Bridgeport:
ll. ll. McKay. New York; ll. (llusncr.
llridgeport; i). lllll, city; l". K. llriggs,
Norwnlk; (‘. ii. Clements, New March;
In the , .l, i..‘t‘olllu. Philadelphia: 8. Green. awhile. and visited here last sum-
"QUEEN QllAMTi‘" sense at ............... 33.00. 33.50 and $4.00 Fl". “rlf'itrlmf'l {"1- *SWZ- Nwafk: me. or. Josephs took home with.bim
LADIES immortals at ................................... $3.50 v. Quin? 21"“ ‘33,},:"Jr'fi‘l‘lfiicl«Ra's: . nt- of tho souvenir books, “Stiliih Nor-
(HlthlClt’S llANll SEWICI) SHOES iii ............... $3.50 and $4.00 burn, Springfield; W, E. “Hwy. (,lllt'ilil, \(itlk'u i’iiiliit‘ i'iiiilit's." Tiit‘ (iotEtur
BOLD ONLY BY )1 N. Y.; l4). it, l‘arlsou, ltostou; (‘. K. has sent for complete detailed infur-
\\'armoth, New Haven: ll. Mendel,
t‘lurlunati. 0.; l.. t‘. Young. A. Wright.
llrcwstor; (‘harlos Minis, city: ll. l
motion about South Norwnlk's water
IlltorsTuud will present them at tho
4.
Wilson. llrtiohlyn: J. Murphy. Nor public tut-vital: to he held for consid-
walk; I', M. Iinrt, .lr.. itowayton: it. oration of the matter.
Nuglo, New York; William Mlnck.
llnnluiry: it. i). Ferguson, Mt. Vernon:
M. A. itcady, city; ll). Lockwood and
wife, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. lius» , . . . , .
sell Frost. Russell Frost, .lr.. Mrs. ll. H01” ”HAMPTQN' Not. 22.——~Com-
F. itmmontl idly Raymond it ll 'umdore Morton E" I laut s lit‘lillll yacht,
lilivnu 'uud wilt“ William Vicllcrtuotll the islands, which has been at Soutlr
and Wm, i" ll. lordnu and wife .llanuiton since her arrival front New
Ilridxchori‘ omit... \f lloyi i. n""“'““’“ “" “"“"""' 3" '“E' "m“ "0"
y A . I . A »' ‘ v A ‘ 1 ‘ I ‘
lit-rnhurd. Stamford; Jeanette Sheldon. i :,‘;:‘f::.;?: an E x“ "a“! ”um I" cast
~:.\\'. we ~ .l.: .. "
I\i'ulkclE“iEiiiryifolrld‘ THIN"E'fiiltfiiluidtl‘lz'iill‘d' ”m “w“m‘ “ITIWd from London 3'98-
"”mm’! (l l min“: ”1",: El Itti'duy afternoon with a number of
(rm-imp' “l“: 'i'ork' ”l ’1' ' \‘hldln'i friends, to whom he gave a farewell
Illdvriieid‘ ‘ " " ’ipnriy on bond, and they afterward
k ‘__~_ I l4 turned to London.
Oh lid r. n C ry I he intends has been provmionou for
the hip; voyage to ludla. China. and
m FLETOilElI'S
MORTON PLANT'B YACHT OFF ON
LONG CRUISE.
lfinptin.‘ lit-tween fifteen and twmity.
C A s '1' o R I A thourd and she curries upward of boo
.M........_... ions of wall
been cliauged to the Variety llaanar, l. lecridm‘ and Mr. Francis W.
and a hundsouw now sign has [Mill] t‘hniue. The other guests are to be
Iions of stores have been plum-d on
The name of the Novelty Store has Tho owner la urt‘ompanlod by Dr. K.
hung. picked up on room
. .r.‘ ..
“The House of Activity and Progress?
We will tell you the advantage of each
tern and help you decide on which kind is better
Take an intell
question and a WARM HOUSE for Wint
IHi .IIlIlii II Hilltllllilllillllllll.
71!. .l. n..r‘!..v v: "70'th
aid of can
ltfit‘ai’ii'rm
181.25 ALL Lidi‘tl‘i Nhfii‘tffiii,
‘2l'lx2l‘l lay it Linen. NM)
For ton gilt. and. Tllfiggéy -.
no
$1.00 ELofiTID news. 49‘...
. Fine Silk Elastic Delta; ”2811': -
lar that) bolts. Tonight.
and Tuesday .-......,......49o ,
$6.00 HATS, can; t;
We need the room for our. .
large Xmas stock. WE ,iil .
the way we get it. , .00,
flat
................... ,
50c TABLE DAMASK. are ”re
Extra Wide Table Damask. '
Tonight and Tuesday. .39o‘ y
.3150 TAILORED waters. sac. "
ll styles Imported Madras. ‘
very nuuuiish. For tonight
and Tuesday ............. 98:
39c PILLOW SLHAMS, 19c.’ ‘
a HEATlNG srsrsus an
dr s‘t le of house or building!
of your talk with
17 WALL '
NORWALK. cos. itil; '
CONNECTICUT
The following were
her id. 1909:.
List furnished from office of
Wooster, solicitor of patents. ‘3!
port, Conn: ‘
i“. t‘.. Blanchard, and E. B. (i
‘r. of Bridgeport. frame foo.
mental.
ll. H. Ford,
attaching
EN?
issued Nave
Bridgeport, mesa;
demountahle rims.
trical receptacle.
C. lierreshoff, Bridgeport.
atasoleno engine construction. .
i.. ii. Moultlirop. Bridgeport, switch.
ii. is Wells. New iiavcn, two. “par.
tents: Separating copper, nickel. and
other metals from copper-nickel matte;
recovering hydrochloric acid from
ulckel-chlorid solution. 3.
E. E. ("lunatic-u, Hartford, papeobsg
machine,
l‘. H. Richards, Hartford, two on-
tents: Machine for making types and
type-bars; manufacturer of type-hm.
C. F. Smith and ii. iii. (Jul-ties.l New
iirltnln. tea or coffee put. 3: _
li. a. Lt-mm-t. New llrllaln, blad-
lng post. "
Oilencbainps, Moontip,
attachment.
it. Kilt-iit‘l,
chino reel.
cook-shire
ltockvllle. dressing—ma».
Trade Marks. - ,‘
Bridgeport Webbing Co., the, Bridge
port. bolts for personal wear. ‘ '
Badger & llcslin. New Haven: lep-
thcr shoes. ‘ ‘
none VOLCANOEB ACTWI.
'I'lfiNi'Illlli‘Fid, NOV. 22.-A dithere—
ter has opened and the dye Yplm
'i'iic explosions. however, have “but!
and the population. which has been
calmer. ,
., _
. wan: , ‘. a, we enmr
t. . t it! iRN";l(Kf(Dt{ V In
can MEDAi
Eton n
u
rgt
decree of divorce from Alice tlrtuzc
Priestly new: ,riiimwlitvr or Sir WII~
il in Edwin Br “atoms-Hy Mayor of
radiord City, England.
chener, named as correspondents.
Frank Moshler. a public chauffeur in
Greenwich, Conn. He alleged that
Mrs. Illegaurr mot Moshier at a hotel
in this city. its case was. tried as
17110 action taken by and in behalf
of Mic indicates that be late do to ac-
cept the verdict of the jury and n...
William lama oftWo ‘to dye
years in the state prison. Notice of
appeal In both the ratios at Lou and
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