, Hope Hose Company Has A Number
oi Prominent Guests Present
and Servos Turkey
Illiliiiilil FIRE PIIIIIIE
liliiifllil i. J. iiilIIEII
Other Organizations Have Business
Meetings. With Reirerihments
The annual turkey supper of the
Hope Hone boys. held last. evening at
the company quarters In Wutor street.
Norwolit. was a success In every way.
The menu was oil that could be de-
. sired. the entertainment conunltteo
having 'spurod no pains to put out II
litre epmnd. and the feeling of good
fellownhip and conIrndery was In ovl~
doncc throughout the entlrc‘cvening.
The event was not only II tire com-
pany ntfutr but u tity function as well.
hi the mom was proucnt. along with
.. tho‘ city clerk. lire, inspector
bourd of engineers.
Powell and Ilnffy und SIIpcIIntendont
of the System .I. .I
present. Hon, Jami-L:
ono of the speakers.
Incnu Willi served:
Oystcru on half uIIeli
iioiicd hum
hiauhod turnipII
'l‘urkoy
T. Mobile” \inII
l’otutocu
Urunbcrrlou tlrunbcrry unuco
Dressing Ilrown gravy
Pics (‘ako
Cigars Soft drinks
(inptuiu ii. .I. Monro noted In; touut-
mortar and. oftor‘tl'io bunguct spcochou
of congratulation wol‘c given by Mayor
lirnndngc. City Clerk Koonn. Annihi-
nntII Powell and Duffy and Joseph (lo-
"hill and it Will toward midnight when
the offail broth up i ‘j‘:
The coihmittoo In out... was Syl
\ruter Brotherton. citnlIInnn; .chquhIlI
Dorrey. R. F, Moore. I). P. Kennedy.
John M'cGl'ilth.
Previous to the bouquet tho follow-
ing oiiicors were elected:
i‘nptain- I). J. Munro.
First Licutonnttt‘WIIlinm It.
IcII.
Sr-cond Lieutenant —.louoph Konohc.
RI'corilinn Stit'l‘l‘iiii')"~i). J. Itchuerr.
(Illi-
l"IIlhnciIti Si‘t‘l‘hlitry AIhi-ri IS.
Hilton.
'i‘rcusurcr l .l. Moore.
I'Jxecutlvc (‘ontntittet- w Hytri-utor
Itrothcrton. .irrcmiuh llornvr. ItotIrI-l
(‘ullcll. John liollruth. it. .I. Kcnncdy.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company.
The only control in the clortlou won
over iili‘ office of cupiuih. I‘III'IIIcl'
i‘npiuin W. .l, Ranch in now unocoodcd
by Charles llllzznrd. 'i‘ho rounlt won
as follows:
('itptninmt‘lhurlcn liiizznrd.
l-‘Irut Auulstunt ill-urgu lilontgonr
uri’.
Second Asuiutiintmllldwurd Mont
gonIerr.
li‘inunciui Secrotnryw lleruurd Nuitol
ford.
lit-cording Socroiury‘r I-liuwurii Mont—
gomcry.
Aflor "It‘ oiotltlon Munro worn pituit-
otI around unit it uunurul social limo
enjoyed.
Phoonia Engine Company.
'l‘ho following unicorn wore t'illllii‘il:
t? plain—«Willot honor.
u rut. Lillutonuntwhrthur lluIIhI-I.
I Second liloutohahiw .lquos Connor»,
Recording hocrotnryn Joneph .i. to
' hill.
Financial t-locrctoryr-wlirirt Woel’tu.
'i‘roluluror—«fihitrldo A. liurr.
Aiuilutunt 'i‘ronunror»tlhurlon it. till-
north
The only ohnugsa froth hurt your'u
oftleoIII wore In tho appointment of .l
I. fight" for mounting secretary and
Jliiltiit Connors. Mr. Connora held no
oilioo whatever inai year. Despite the
cold about thirty momben turned out.
and aftor the olootion enjoyed tho
' collation that hid lit-on monorail.
(loom 8. Alton ma roamiointod on-
? [incur or the author. ill: appoint-
i tum. Ito well an that oi nil tho othar
aloof- uhqu-II at last morn mo
lag. will he subunit“ to the mach
for ita approval.
“w.“
Wilma-nu.
mos-tammtholoudth
hill on sun
urn III liil rim
Rogers and Stevens to Oocupy One
I .
I
The following,
Wflnmhflmm_
I
oi the New Ones in Coieburn Block
Announcement was tuttdo today that
the two lino stores in the now Colo-
buru building. In Wull IItI-net. near
Main. are to be occupied by Coloburn
it Lauder. iowcch-II. and [torrent &
Stevens. the outfitters. Both iirlns ox-
pret to be in tth new quarters. ready
for business. curly ’In the coming
spring.
The now building to in an honor-
pnuucd location. being in the heart. of
the rotnii district and It the terminal
of all trolloyu. The stores are to have.
fine aim fronts. and will be flttcd
throughout with new und modern flit-
tures. The windows will lii! largo and
will ‘nfford opportunity for uttrnctivc
displays. and both til-mu may be de-
pchdcd upon to make this lipot on In.
icreuting one when iuutnlled in their
new quarters.
lingers h. Stcvonu stuto thut llIvy
will have tholr now spring Iiiocllu on
view in the new utoro curly tho coin
Ins consult. and will than have n stori-
In Norwulk as complete and modern
no any in the «late. Evnry new device
for displuylng clothing and other
wenra to udvnntugo will iit‘ installed.
Tho fixtures will includo overy mod
cm Ionvonicnco. Cabinets for cloth
und in: in which cacti unit run In? hunt
iloth Anuintuutn on on individual hunger. will ruplutt:
tho old-ntrlo clothing inhhs. “In
. (lullili worn nlIIIIiiihm‘l." Enid Mr, SNWHM i“ “'0 ”Wm“
Ir. "wo uhall have n utill‘o of which
Norwnlk can he mood. on It will he
ubronut of any othI-r modcrn blow: in
Connecticut. and will be u fitting liiitt't‘
in which to uhow our goodu.”
W
PIIIIIIB illililltli
III IIIIIH liliiiilll
Excellent Program oi Exercises Ar
ranged ior Next Monday Evening
W.
’I'hc public opening of the “WW High
School lluildlng in to be held no'xt Mon
dny owning. III ii o‘clock. Tobi» oxvr
cinch will Illii‘ll with n Irrltui ii) tili-
High School ()rrhcntru. ultdor the di-
rection of William (7. Perry.
Following iIIla lhoro wil be print
and appropriate rolnnrhn by Auguuluu
I‘. Guiding, Chairman of the Building
(Sommltloiz and Rev. Chart" 8. Mitr-
iuilnnil, Cilflil‘ltiflfl oi tho High School
(YonInIlttoo. The prosoutatlon of tho
vurionu giftu oi pit-lurch. alntunry and
books will he Iunilc by licnry i’. Price.
oi the High School (YonInIInuloh, to
which. ilr. Willlnnl .i. 'I'rncoy. of the
High School Ctllllllliiit't'. will rnupolld.
The pruyI-I- will tw oiiorod by RM
Louis it. ltowvll. or St. i'ittli'li Eptnco
pnl Church, and i‘IInIruIiIn llrudloy S.
licitlt of the Iloul‘d of School \‘Iuitorfi.
will be‘thi- prouidihg officer.
'i‘lic cloning roinurku will bu nludt-
by Principal Edward ii. (lllnibnri. Tito
vurloua iidreiiueu will he lntoruperuod
with InuIdr by tho orchoatra.
'i'IIo oxcrclscu of tho evening will
i'ild up with It I'm-option and reunion
by tho High School Alumni Aunoclu‘
lion. to ho followed by tho cuutonlari'
dancing.
'I‘biu occlusion will bring together It
Inruo nuluhor oi tho uchool coinutittoon
of the town. all tho oohool principal!
and innohcrn, tho town unicorn. the It.
uiuni of tho III-hool. nIId othor cittwnu
who am illitil‘t‘llit‘d in arhool alfalfa.
and pronoun to ho u uniouc [album
in thuu bringing toIiothor tho vurloun
olomontu from all ovor lilo town. Ito-
proroututlvoa will IIhIo he Invitotl from
the school Board» oi IIurroundlnu
iownu who Iiund their pupils to our
High achool.
No tickets of ItilnIIIuIiou will ho to»
lint-d. and thoao who nrrlvn ourlioiit
will mnlto Intro to tlnil places In tho
litgh Reboot Hall.
The cutlrc hpiIrlitIs with oil it»
handnomo mntorlnl nunipmonl. to
which illri boon nddod tho gonoroun
[Win of tho t‘itililllll. through tho High
School Commtardon. will be thrown
open for lnopoction. The offair haa
boon arranaod by the huttiiiny Conn
mitten and the High school Commit-
too. An niahnntto program Ia both;
printout which will nonatltnto on an
pronoun aouvonir of tho oooaalon.
The High Wt Committee will
hold tin molar monthly noting "it
South Norwalit Board oi Estimate
and Taxation Decidea that 6 l 4
Mills is Not Sitilicient
Siiitit illilllillil IIII
IIIIIIII llIIIIIIEIi
Necessary to Put in Trunk Syntem in
Lexington Avenue
At tho final meeting of the iiourd of
Estimate and Taxation held on the
first 'l‘uesduy of January. no ronuircd
In the city churtor. the city tronrturcr
IIubIIIiitod it alotomont uhowlng a rd
durtlou of estimated incomc roIn IIII
coliut' Ii‘tl tum IIIIIouIItinn to 8i.407.22.
that amount hrtvinI: boon collected
ainco lthi former estimate. The trout!»
urer also reported that the city hull
found It nooouunry to borrow $3.300
for obligations incurred uguiuut tho
uncolicctcd tutors,
The board also learned from tho
utrcot dopurlmunt that tho outlmatc
of income from nowor uuuouuuiout from
the Lexington uvcuuc and (Mean utroot
unwer 0i $1.200 wnu out n proper cult
tunic humour that unwcr would intro
to ho built us It trunk ut‘wor at tho
cilI'u humour and not from announ-
IIIentII nithiunt prlvnto pmporly.
To meet the reduced iltcolno llllli to
prorido for tho $3.300 additional iloiii-
IIIu indohmlncur. the board iuund ii
lit't'PflBiil')‘ to Iltt‘rohuo tho tux Icr)
from tit. mills in l IIIIIIu. .
I‘ndcr the incrcuitod it“\) tho board
appropriated 87.500 to pay off titration
lnilcbtorluono of the city. which
IIlIIouIIfctI to II total of 010300,
illiilillil on
IIIIIII IIIIIIIsIII
Parents oi Mrn H. B. Carpi uIrr En
tertain Friends at the Baptist
Parsonage
Mr nun Ml‘h .l I: l-‘nullinur. of Wm
orl). N. Y. cclohrntod tho fiftieth ltil
nivoluitry of IIII-Ir lnnrriuno hi “it
hultlv of their Iiuuutltcl'. Mrs: Ii. It
t‘nrpuulrr. 23 \chi Idiot-t. Internal}
afternoon, It was the orcuuinu of a
family gathering that will ilt‘ long In
ltlolthcrI-d. 'l‘hr- illliit‘ and groom wr-rc
ill the ltnlipit'ni spirit and roccivmi
from for and hour runny IIIcIItIiIxou of
i‘onxrutulntlnnu.
'l‘llo IIut-of-town nor-Illa. were Mr
and him W F2. l-‘uulkucr. of iinoldn.
N. Y.; llor. Linn b: Whoolor. of south
Now iioriin. N. Y; hirer. 'l‘homuu. III
Munafiold. i‘onn. Jim. W. t' lidwardu
and Mina Carroll I-Ztlwnrdu. of Wichita.
Kun.
Dinner was IIcrvoIl at l o'clock, hnil
tho nfloruoon won uncut t‘oiidllip. mini
tutu-II of good wiuhI-II front friends In
nil pnrtn or tho country.
ill lilIIlI Inuit”
lilllllil IIII lililii
President Tail Mailer Another Change
in the Announcnd Program
WASHINGTON. Jim. .tI 'l‘ilr inr
lhor nnnounoonwnt quI nuido ut the
White ilonno today that l'ronidout
'Tnit'u rombiuod Iiporinl littllliilllfl on
tho tniurntnto I-ouuuurro and anti-
truut laws would not go to Congroas
until Friday.
It won utntod that tho proIItitIInt do.
alrod that further thuo IIhould ho aivon
for tho dintrlbutlou of tho Iuoooairo.
which will ho IIont out in prlniod form
thia Iftornoou. ’l‘hu moon“ irana
milling the attorney unnatural report
on the (Mario charms mutual tit-em
tary humour will be not to (30!!th
tomorrow. III-tout of Friday.
l". H. “mill. oi Wlnalpank. calico“
to complain tho ”haunt non too boon»
tailor all will nut to truth. It mt.
Judge Mitt. '.
ion III tho out of Raymond Bro...
plumbers. filo. or Mumford. anlnat
Mary H. n. Gaaiiuigno. of Greenwich. i
in favor of on ‘ tiff to recover the
mm at $1.033 lion Ina u out»
trovnray botwm I“ nortlu no to tho
amount of a billlfii‘ur Installing a host-f
or which pm nuaatiafuotory. and
which the am Iolaitnod that the
contract on
the dilution! . that?” over 01.500
in IIlII don rm» aeott found
that the midrijwoa‘not or nullloiont
rim to hoot tho . ,' II in cold wonthor.
but the pinto. hutjiton no nutr-
union that it ‘ id hoot the house.
'l'hov uhnpllr ti on its thoorotiiutl
(lililltclt). but It’that Mrs Gancoiznn
should burn iuiilatod upon it lumi-
Imitor and "a (dilution. but allowed
IIorIIoIf to be iujmcnd by the plain.
on. Also thorn not no confront. lim-
iting tho mm to 11.500. and tho work
was done in a flmclm murmur.
The bill of tho plaintiff Watt .2.-
252.03. and tho haunt paid no it.-
207.57. wm defendant reform!
to pay the full mount "in plaintiffs
iorocloucd on“! Mill: lion.
IllilitilllillI-IIIIS
Import till
Pruldmt Guam Pro-nits Labor‘s
Side at Burning iaIIuc
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Tho .lIIhItnry nuoitror oi Editor tinni-
Izel (hIniW'II‘ notation i-‘odcrutiontal.
tho oihclai III-motion American Pod-
oration of labor. in out. nod ill on-
pccially Inlerootitl. in viow of the tart
that it contains In full tho volition
nod hrini on i. ‘3’, United Hinton Ru-
pm train. to "Moot wise in tho
rrlohruted manor of tho liuck'u titovo
and Rattan GIL. What the AIIIoriIrnu
iI‘I-dvlution of honor. Sumocl Gonna-m.
John Mitchell and Frank Morrison. of
air. Thr- Inttor anhotl for a writ ni
rIIIItornri wh‘uh hurl hooll mnniod.
and tho Inac- nill now go iit'itiit? that
Ioutt for Ioriow
ltcxnrdinmthlg.humor. Mr. tlnIIIporII
IIIiyu:
"l'hI- attithdo of oruniard labor to-
Haiti tho whit now nvlgllinn the crow
in tho nanto no that lIItIII-I'to muintum
ml toward rvcry court hitting in pillar
iltt‘fli In tho lllltlitil‘wi‘l‘itilm‘iilli ltut.
ntlilo iorgoittnx neithor the dtrniit
dim inbot nor the court. tho Iii-fond
unlit urn unlntalrd by a firm Mid urIi
enl deuiro to poroiat to tho last point
III rnuponding to tho rail of iroodoni
its Allu‘l’it'hii ciliaehn huvc undor-
Iulood it for morn than II t‘t‘lttlil‘y."
‘I‘Iw utuunnilu- til‘t‘iflit‘! union: othor
thingu lhIIl the noel trout in making
II wnr upon lubor. that tho Iwoni con
volition III Toronto wuu "lIIuanifirI-nt.”
unit contains it Imutlly paper no wait“
and tho cont ol living.
In the Itrticlo. "What tlur tiruttnt
aorlt Mo lining From the Atlantic to
tho l‘acilit'.” oito vapor! to dude from
Uullllt'i‘lii‘tli and that in by ()runulacr
T. J. Sullivan. of Hartford. in which
Mr. Sullivan Min:
"'l‘ho ili’flliili‘il lrudon to thin out
mo in futr ulIopo. Ilnprovouwutn In
tvl‘n'iiiluz mndlliimn liht‘u Ih‘t'lt Ii‘t'ill‘flii
without ulrlho. lttuploymout III lilt‘liti.“
III thin anoint. lindor tho ill’tlt‘ibittliu
of would loathintion tho Ilium porn I
aimed mun ouch wwh lowurd llw Imp-
port of I-onnuiuptivou In lIIIIIpilIIlII.
anr II humour of new unions undcr
wit-v."
i’i‘i‘liitltffli ilnhtporn ri‘ouuntn all hm.
row of the itilfli“ movomoht to pay Iht-
armtrud ittt Itlou towurd hidinx tho
Column thin-nu in matting tho comma
of mo in tho uuttlnr oi iurniuhinx thi-
inllmt of information Ionnvdiihr vocio
LIIIuIIl Iuwnpnllon. mortality. 010.. to
tho nnumorotoro.
urowu .anv‘anvammur
coon“.
Tho tonohora‘ play nohnduiotl for
Jan. 7 has boon boatvouod until April.
The tutti-notion ndvortiood for Jan. in
will ho hold til lilac ll.
Duo "in «tantamount. iron of
charge. with ho aim by lilo. Joan
Irwin. of Now You thty. no N. i.
" common ploaa .
court timothy Ilium down a denim ‘
Willa; won that.
no wwmmw
URI! 3. 1010.
A Slamiord Trombone Man Cots the
.Hook irom Examining Board
in South Norwaiit
IIIIIIIWIII
IIIIIIII It Slillllilli
The Great Question Now in “What
is a Musician?
it ill vvtdent that harmony does not.
prevail in tho ranku of the Norwnlk-
Stamford local No. 52. Moaiunt l’rctoc»
tlvo Union. in fact. it il ouiio appar
out that norm of the members are all
how. Of course. which are of! koy do~
ponds upon the viowpolut. not “its
into enough that many diooortiant
notes were board at a meeting of the
union in sumford on holiday. when
the application at two Stamford mu-
niclano for mumbcrnhip were being
mood on. ruin the Stamford Adi-o
cote.
The whole troublc lien in that word
"musicians." sort the chances are that
some of the members of the Norwnlk-
Standard local will with exception to
it as hand hove. 'l‘hoy claim (but can
lain folk who taro not musicians Intro.
been admitted to the union. and that
this prIIotlco III giving the local a bad
repute. ll III their contention that
nono but II competent and qualified mu-
uleiun ho admitted to nIonIbonthip in
the union. Thor propose to carry the
mnttor in tho national organization.
Tho fucta that preceded Bunday'n
rather "hot moctin‘ " aro few. nor arc
tim- wmplicntI-d. Two Stamford mun
made. known their desire to join the
union Them in an «annual hunt
in hot—Will! and olive it: Stamford.
belt-Io which such applicants Illiifii up-
puIIr unit 'Nddlo. troInbnno, plnnoplay
or cornrl. no air mu) be. to [he i‘Vi‘
donor of lIthr flinch» to ho luvntbcru
oi the union. unit enjoy tho advan-
tnxcu that nor with Inch Inombornhip.
if thiII committee endorses the appli-
cotton. the applicant to admitted: if it
dovnn‘l cndoruo, thou tho applicant to
out in tho cold. orncl. “IIcnII” world ~
Mllilt‘lillivh. in this particular raw.
l‘mrddont liatid incitwood. of tho Nor
n-niitittumfoni I‘nlon. for muons
that. perhupu. ahould not ho published.
thought It host to havo tho Stamioni
applicant“ aplwar boforr- tho Norwnlk
omminiug hoard. Thor did no nppoar.
bctorr tvro Norwnllt cuntnineru. and
mm from thruiord. (inc of thrlu An
piuno pinrr ~wns I‘litl'll'ltt‘d for unnu-
bomnip. 'l‘hv othor u trombone Innn
. iloI tho book from this committee. 0
"Itttim‘lmi." amic tho Stuutiord or
mother lifter his mono. and thou. to
hIII follow runtmtttcmuou lurid hc:
"Now. nonttmnon. you rice for your
self whnt up are nukoii to rocoivo in
our midst."
The Norwalk ownint‘rn shook thoir
licndu dubiouuty. they poliwd thctr
pohII nnd then each of them wrote
"iteioctI-d" uitor tho homo of tho
trombone uutu. That Ivan tho ond of
tho chnlltor.
'l‘lIo nut rhuptor oponml lluodny.
whorl iiIo coiuiulitw'» roport won pro-
uonted nt iiil‘ morning to ill. .lonph'u
llnll III iilumturd. 'l'lloro nun a worm
u very warm debate uvrr tho ropori
rind in tho and that port of It rcincb
hill the tromhoito mun vino Iluolf ro~
ji‘t‘it'ti und ho I‘ll! volt-ii in no It ‘Iuoul-
her with full privilogon. 0f oouruo.
tho minority foil ooro ubout tho thin;
und of couture. filo mniinr looked out.
It In Ilililcult to hoop nut-h matter:
from looking. ‘t‘ho minority bollovo
that tho practicu oi admitting mun be-
linvud to be Incompetent nuullolanII Iii
II had one. and thoy pronoun to carry
it. to the national oranniutlun and,
If lumnildo. dot it ruling on thin parw
tloulnr onto.
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OOUNYIV GLO. WMIT.
The loci of tho ammo norm oi the
country Club Whirl with” on
hold Moray afternoon at the club .
button. ”the Man win-III worr- lira
. facturora’ Annotation
| night
Ropmenativc oi a Sondra
Would Like to Locate Here
nod
Au enthusiastic meeting of the di- anti no r?“ 'huro.
rectors of tho Morchonts' and lianu
WM held last
at the South Norwulk Club.
Provident .1. Rotary Stevens presiding.
when the momborn talked boldness for
about mo hours with an officer oi a
manufacturing concern which looks'
with much favor on locating in this
city In fact this other: is cmtiy our
on with South Norwaltt no It location
for the induutn. which new ball its
hondguurters in New York city.
This company has ample capital and
itho unicorn of the Morehnntu' and
Msnutncturors Ausoeiutlon believe
that It would be a very lino addition to
the manufacturing of tho citx. in the N
busincnu a good similar" of men
would be Winfred. The oilicor of the
company who won horn last night con
uiIlcrII tho nhipnlng and manufacturing
facilities of South Non-all: no ideal.
The Merchants” and Mnnufacturoru'
Association has been so favorably lin-
proIIood by this concern thot it hu
immediately not about to devloo means
for brlnung It here. To thut end two
committee: were appointed loot even
ins. One or those ctmnnittoeu is to
vintt ihccompuny at the New York
office and the other in to look up It
IIIIitIIbIc alto on which to erect the for»
torr building that will be required for
tho bualnouu. The article monufnctnur—
cd in patented and there In every indi-
cation that the business will grow
steadily. The product has been invoov
ligated and certainly looks good to the
local business man‘s association.
Only a preliminary report wso mode
lint night by the advertising commit-
tee. \‘ which Charles E. Hoyt. to chair-
man. I! another meeting will be held
Friday genius Thia committeu nu
nioo been diving deep and some at
their ideas aIe onlirolr different for
advertising on those in use any-
where along line.
CODE“
’i‘ho lonohora' ploy scheduled tor
Jun. 7 hurt been poatponod until April
The attraction advortined for Jun. 18
will on hold on Jan: )7.
One Mira entertainment.
charge. will be gtvon by MIIIII .lnno
Lorna. of New York City. on Feb. 1.
SIIIIIIIIIIIII Silli—
' ii till I Jilin
Attack Made Upon Extravagant oi
Tail iiy Congregunan
-
WASHINGTON. Jun. .i.“'4\|1 attack
was tundr on President TIIft‘II lardor
and auto gut-ago In the House youtcr-
an by ltcproncntulivo Adair (Donn.
Indiuuui. who dcnouncod eatruvagnnco
at tho Whito lionso in n bitter
npcoch.
“A hum at ".30 a day could work
for 2:: loan." ho declared. "and not.
Inatio enough money to keep Frost.
dent Taft in automobiles for one
year. We Ipond morn money on our
executive department than any other
novornmont in tho world.
"It VIII II Iniutnito to iucmno tho
l’roaidont’u notary to 875.000 II your
Any than who cannot livo on 850.000
a your and nave enough to live on tho
fist of hhl life. dooan't pouirosu enough
buslnm ability to In tho hood of II
grout nation.
“The dopartmonlu urn all full of
incomprtont mun und wanton.” Adair
continued.
"lAtltI. your we wont $7.000. 000 for
dotoetivo norvioo. Why tho hind
proved to the government by tho hind
dolecttven would not bury thorn. lt
wan It lolly.“
NORWALK ITIAMIOAT COMPANY.
m
I. 0. Kular liootad Ironidont and
I. M. Tolls: Vioo-ledant.
‘l‘ho annual meeting of tho Nor-wall:
titutuboat Gummy was held on Mon.
do: otter-noon. The following unicorn
worn oloctod:
Directors-will. ti. Koclor. Iinrvuy hi.
float. A. C. Wheeler. A. A. hotta. E.
i". Smith. it. It. ’i‘oitoo. Henry loy-
Inour. Moon F. William .Thomas i.
harm. ’
incentive Witmwitarvoy
Kant. A. o Whoaior
Auditory-it It ‘f‘olloa. iii If. filth.
W n. “all!
froo of at
“3‘“, gt. Abbi union g?
grim mm Romano 0%
im‘WANTlfly-SWN mghiwomnm mum'-
Mtirou I. earn .
‘el did in .,
WANTIMBOY TO LEARN ll
ilnlut trndn. Adm-a Box 1).. Bouti‘
orrvolir. it It
WANTID—A (1me BY F110“ 18‘
to is ours ofoire Egolier. M
i annoy. Wuhlnndn at”. one”
WANTIDvalDbLE-AOIGD would
fond of children. to anoint in homework.
Good home. Apply oi i Unurtland pm
WANTID-v-GENTIMlAN DEBififllfl
ftIrnlIItIi-d room near boat noun motto of
South Norwalit. Addroini Bonnets amt
nontiIII-l. south Norwalh. Ml
WANTInthlMALL thu Fort llAf.
about limo acres in limiting olf “Shut
Norwalit. nepiyii‘
' t
WA ANTlowA mm. In no. aimifltn’f.
hougfiovk Apply No. 18 we on. t -
0
. aun—
L
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FOR SALE.“
FOR GALE 12- ROUM iitlt'lsifi. LARGE
born and utubie. ii ocrnu. city water “Aid;
limos K. Hrntinel.
-*
ro fir
To LET—«0N? LARGE FRONT 1100
lino two rooms connected. with or without
hoard Addams it X" cum haulinol. 13’»?
to I. r» nous. no 1 whirling
Am magi Niirwnilt App yio Haywood
it: Ambler, Wilton. Conn. . dill
TO LIT -A NINE~ROOM HOUSE. A141
improvements. undated our con r .» iii
e‘ltv Apply to John F. Reunion. u o *
Aw. one Ill 4
I
TO Lumuoosn UF tril‘IIVBN nouns %
with impmvrmenta.8 Burritt Arc. n» _
Intro Mr». 1- A. Wooduurd. all 333% a
Ill! 8!.
TO LIT-million? “00‘ HOUIIE.
contrnliy iocotod. all modern llnprovo
month. inquire 3 Crescent Teri-nee. 14 .5
re “1'4an FIVE-HOOK
all no Iovom'nntu. over Owonl‘
North It fit. In uiro urn. hi
pi‘olttim‘a. Phone. 1 73-:
a.
“ranting Hobo!
would:
W. 1". Tom.
JANI! A. Put.
tinned Rm mm
tin Aw. tuoti
of hppilcnnta. y,
‘ I
dolin.
dinlml.
dull curl
mar.
Titcll IATID :01! INSECTS AND
mired. cavitioa cl%nod. or) and
”M mite?“
I f ‘oritoll. in.
:gctlllll air? animal. No wall.
amino PLAYING ‘
whom.
old cold. no metal“. and;
mtncamiumbera‘ an ill: ' “‘me a
Efikm antenna
“"1
MI .
LOSTII:
LOITwfiA'l‘llltliAY. 8 WHEN 5 AND
ii. nonwvthnro below-n -bound station
and Butlew Aria. opomgnuu? viii wot oh .
iuliiiala .i. at 't‘ on back ch: in fob ht-
taehc-d. l'loianc return to Minot did on
and roceiw suitnbic rewa 113 .
LOST NEW \ PAT?!
car loin-III: \\' innlpnuk 1‘ 3.
month Ave. and floods
pin. not viiih diornondn."
turn to thiuutil cc.
LOST-«TIINSIIAY. ii
iii. and aonvicw Avo.. y’h
rm Wlluil. chain. hair“
gourd Mrs. J. A Hamilton.
thorn.
bolwarn '.
wardf"
detour: w
III| hon
iii!“
LOIT-—BE’I‘\\'h‘i-:N 'i' N omcuov
ltII mond Eros. and Cain to (tho ll
no it. a truly s atnalt hiaoxho
which on face. t‘ontained
III-unit. Kindly return to
chino.
LOST» HATI' RDAY 0141014115
hrnceiot not wit it lam
return to tinnthml ultimo“.
W PROFESSIONAL:
IICOND TBHM Nita. all!!!
hit Jenulnfin ohm in Mouth.
ir'niu It Iv I I II III Town Monro
ll.” ‘. orwttlk. lurday otter-noon. J it
It 3:.» .
ARONIIALD TAYLOR '0‘!
SEN tuition-I Mort-WE
dirt. to WA
FIRI AT DR. IOI'LANNAN'I.
WWI...
do
Mon
D.“
and Ellonbeth utroota. waa tiu- . '
with destruction by ilro Ihortly
brolm out around tho panning ‘antt‘ .
ilrot iioor boom: after tho Milt .. ’
retired for the night. The mat
tho hounoholo was annual h
Innuendo; limbo and a atlll ‘
wan aunt by phone to m Z
how. The ammtno thorn m-
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