.‘ .
EilicientSupcrlntendeni oi Rain...
Gas and Electric Light and Pow-
er Plant It lolaeave Town
illitiiltlil llilil is
itilliill him
Both Men Hove Béootne Popular Dur-
ing Their Term'ol Service
The mounting to another rung on
the ladder of success demanding.
Charles M. Kaltwaseor, superintendent
of the Norwalk division of the Con-
necticut Company, operating the street
railway system, the site works and
the electric light and power service
for the city of Norwulk, and it part of
the town outside of the city lllnltn. hon
tendered his resignation. the some to
take effect on January if». The un-
noitncement that Mr. Killiwnsncr iii to
leave the local field will be received
with the greatest regret by hundreds
of people throughout The Norwnlkn.
who have come to know Mr. Kuldwas-
nor. for lit knowing hint they could
not. full to like hint. Throughout bin
entire connection with the service here
he has been a moat goutlctnuttly ofilc
lot. And not alone that: he line been
a very efficient one. keeping in the
closest touch with the interests of
the people and the company alike.
in consequence lilii work has been
thoroughly appreciated by both the
company itnd its large list of custom-
ere.
Mr. Knitwaeecl‘ resigns here to take
it responsible position with the Sun
queltnnnn Rallfiafl' Uflfiill‘t unit l'ow
or Company, it public sctrlcc cornme-
tion capitalized for many ntllitonn of
“ :“fl‘ mm m.J
iiilllllil iiiilil
Illtll lili llllllllllli
Was Second Only to Pope Pius X. in
the High Olliciitla ol Roman ‘
Catholic Church
litlhlbl. .lllll. ll.-l"riiurt-ueo iii. Put)-
In Sniolll. lllahop of France“, Arch
Print of the Litteran Arch lluuiilcn
undl’rcft-t-t of the Congregation of
titudioa, died at 4 o'clock this morning.
Death followed an illness that bellan
with no attack of nnpbriilu and atro-
phy of the right lung lnnt June and
wait coniliiittutctl. recently with blood
‘ poinoniniz. Cardinal Satelli wan oi
itnllnn birth and was born at Mantel-
uiio, .luly 2i. 1839. file faintly wait a
tUOliililllt‘fl on Fourth Page.)
UNIOUE SERIES OF SERMONS
To Young Men and Women toBe
Given in the Flirt M. E. Church
A unique iii-rich of aoruiumi will be-
gin next dunday evening in the First
Methodist it'pliicopai Church of South
Nt‘rwulk. Thin aorta in pmpurod with
lilit‘t‘liil thought concerning the rclta~
lot"! illitlflll 0T 3‘0““. llli'll lilltl ylilmit
women In tliiii modtmi age. They will
«how not only the mat opporitlnliicu
within the reach of room: would. but
bltlil the neeeiitiity of omphaniiiina the
higher valueii of life and character.
'i‘heir purpoan will he to point out not
only litlflll‘ of tile dander: which lie in
the path of young mole. but also to
chair how they may overcome tempta‘
lion and the power of ale. One of
tile unique footprint of this urine will
be «a apocial moaical detection by nice
when the vermon in in map and by
women when the moon in in women.
Netti solidity evvulu the current:
will be for young teen and the aubiact.
"A Young Main Echelon." A male
quartet will render a beautiful saloo-
' iioti appropriate to the mango. lllv‘
err one iii moot cordially invited to
there aorvicoii. They will be of in
tenant not only to young men and
with: women. but ciao to everyone
who value: the amen type to enrich
tali'oitmiiier alum young people.
Snob a carton of airmen: to timely
" Mmeudmiibmdvnoy toward
liberal Wt rail line tile-iv m
Negotiationii tilde Way Willi Other
Concerni Desiring to Locate in
South iNorwalli "
At the adjourned meeting of the ex
ocutive committee of the Merchantii'
and Manufacturera' Association laat
evening the reports of the advertiatnz
and plan and scope committee: were
received and accepted and the commit-
teen were continued. President J. Ein-
ory Stevens, of the Association. presid-
ed'at the meeting.
The members in “moral of the Arno
elation have been hoping to hear he-
foro this the detatla of the plane of the
committees but it. is explained that
the holidays hare interfered nonto-
what» with their deliberations. 'I‘he
committeea are hard at work, however.
and will be able to report definitely
shortly to a meeting of the association.
it is expected that another meeting of
the executive committee wilt be hold
some evening next week, in order that
the plan and scope and advertising
committee; may report to a general
meeting by Wednesday evening, Junu~
nry 19th. Then. the following week.
the big banquet will be bold ut the his.
buckcmo Hotel.
The two cemntitteon in (location
have some important material bette-
lit in the campaign to bring about It
still more. rapid growth of the city.
President Stevens is in communion
lion with another concern which will
consider locating in this city. The
compnuy had practically decided to in-
re": in Delaware but Mr. Stevens trot
litto contltiuitieatlott with the concern
and will have a conference in New
York next week with its president.
The proposition to have periodical
meetings of the entire Aaaocintlon
iticetti with lunch favor. for it In realit-
ctl that only in thin why can the inter-
exit of all of the utciitberu be kept at
the lilplteiit pitch. in thin way. too. the
members can keep fully informed on
the Ansoniniioii‘g work.
it to expected that at the next lili'fl-
tug of the executive committees will
he announced.
illiiililll itililll’i llllll
Iliiliii Ii iiilliill
Cane Was Heard Dec. 31 by Secretary
oi Stale M. H. Ropers
The secretary of State M. It. Roi-t
ore of Bridgeport has suspended littglt
Ainilicwnon'u “come to operate tilt tilt
ifilllOIlllf‘, nliill lv‘ebrultry hit. for vio
tattoo of the motor vehicle law in the
city of New Haven. 0n tier. 7. Mattie
non, who in a «enter in Sheffield blob
eutiile school. wail operating an auto-
mobile which ran into a carriage di’h-
Ni by Edwin it. Purdue of New lia~
you. and injured him. The open wua
heard by the aecrelary ufithn plate on
lice. lit. in llll'l ill‘i‘ltilllll the mercury
iindn that while. the rlolniioltii of the
motor vehicle law were not flaunnt
enough to warrant revocation of bin
licence. under the circumeuneca the
office in required to take action and
ouiipcitii the licence temporarily.
The secretary of the state him do-
cided in the critic of hermit iii. libr-
reit of llridxoport, which will heard
flue. ill and line. iii. that the violation
of the motor vehicle law. if there wait
any, wan luauflieicnt to warrant either
revocation or lililptllillmi of hill lieotiiin.
LINCOLN DAY BANQUET
Oi" THE CATHOLIC CLUii
ldtieolii Day linuqu'otmtiio panic that.
brill” vialonti of brilliant wit. reported
and noodfollowaliiiwia loan than live
weeks way. and already the commit
tee in charge is hard it work making
plans for what premium in be our
year the banner banquet of the elite.
There will be several initiation. to be
announced a won an the committee
can more there. the lion. Homer bl.
,Cflliiiflllill. of ammo. without whom
iii-elicited and fund of halting wit. a
catholic Gino bouquet would Mrlflilflm"
piece. Hon. John J. Waluh. iii-.ri'i'iiltam
.l. Tracey. and many Milena-ail will
be there to help metro the condition do
habitat and memorable
The completes this your to comm
oil of If. .i Weill. William Howard.
If. .1. Martian. .i. ii. duration. fir. W.
i. ‘l‘i‘bmi L d Watch and in. ‘l'. 9‘.
Clone.
“napalm made in the Wins: In
pant-out of the filmib limit: 'l‘rinn
tiiillillitl nuns
Traveling Blanket Also Presented by
a Delegation Item Polio: Tribe
ol New Canaan. Conn.
llllllliiili ililil
Iii Silliil iliiilli
Many Prominent Red Men lrom All
Over the State Were Present '
taint night was one of the biggest
nights Norwnlii lied Men have had for
yearn. the occasion being the double
function of presentation of the travel-
ing blanket by it big dolegniion of Pro
nun Tribe. of New Canaan, and the
raising up of the chiefii of (:ockenoe
Tribe. Nearly three hundred lied lion.
(Continued on third one)
~8PECiAL.
Loin of Pork to Roast. the lit.
Pork ilhopa. 18c lb.
t‘holee l-‘owln. 200 lb.
Reacting ilblcltene. 25c to.
Beat Shoulder “teak. lilo lb.
Fancy Ditch. 25c lb.
l-lAYlilS‘ illK'f‘.
liliilil III Illi IiIi
iililllii ililiilllll
The lliub School committee held its
regular monthly meeting. iaat oven-
lnx. the chairman. Rev. t‘hiirli-ii 8.
lliiirfitrlnnti. presiding. lllltl the Milk"
comtiiitieo being present.
Final preparatiomi were made for
the public opening of the reboot on
Monday ei‘ctilniz Ill addition to the
rennin illullilt‘liSi matter; «muttered.
lli'. Mortiurlaild ira- appotiiimi an it
committee of one to recommend aotno
thin: in the form of a memorial to
the IMP Abililhtir lilanehard. to be
pinned in the delimit. lie was aim nu-
thtit'lled in little tip ilir matter of
ptmldlltu .i (‘illllllt'i for it mincrnl ex
hlidllon to he fllVf‘“ the orbital by Mr,
(‘httrlim Qiiintnrd
imivr llxutt iron appointed iuimik
after the llliilii'l’ of mooring the new:
llilt‘_\‘ tiiwwrltein for the eoniiitorrlni
department
The eonnniilm- flutl thoiniiolvoa in
uoiuc lilflii‘iili) owing to lilt‘ fuel that
ill!“ “Oill‘ll of liltiiiiiintc min only able
to prom them $230 of file it. . noon
ed Ill carry out iln~ nurk for the, yiuir.
which llllll nin-mh been planned be
fore thin t‘ililllillifei‘ took onion. Tilf‘ll‘
dtiipiudtion. however, ii. to be cheerful
trod make ihv moat oi uhiti tlivy have.
hoping that out war they may be
able to obtain the nniuunt needed to
entry on the school.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS. BROOKE
The Friday Allf'l‘iltiult t‘luli bold iii.
iicrouili regular tiivetiu; iii the litilllf‘
of Mn l'f'i'i‘)‘ liroolti-. ut‘ Enid uterine
’l‘lie iotiowinp program with fil‘l‘il.
French Fiction.
iloorxo i'lnittl. Mina tludio llillllli‘.
Aininudur litmus-pore.
Mina Mot‘ltii‘o
iiendina from The Three fliuvkotnora.
Dr. Perry.
litlli'i'lllillflliii worn curred during in-
iciniiiiaioii. Neat ilifif'llftu on .liiiitiiiry
liliit. plane to be annulment later.
(lit the afternoon of Wednmuiai. Jan-
uary lath. Victor him will deliver a
lecture on "The Art of the iitntly of
Plano Playing." before the lfridny My
«room (hub. in the patriot-ti of the
iiouth Norwnlii thiumutioniil tihumh.
bir. itiart la a llratpriae militate of
the floral Concenaiory of bionic. iii
Btutmrt. hernia”. and into appeared
as wleiat with brilliant autumn iii the
epitome of the Hanover. Monticello.
Frankfort. Antwerp and Octend rim
phony orelietttraii. lie baa also onion
«l the dietluetion of playing before
trinity. Altar a hriilia’btrunaem ea‘
mt. bir. than “a Ivlitillflid pmfeaa
(if (if the mum doom it place liar
lap. at the mamatbrmai Wiubai
eon. timer. and ban centred the
frteadaiiiii of may unlit plantain ad
“more. balm them help; Rabin:
Mitt. datum, ilfAiiiert. Mimi
and tin-oat. iir. unlit hi new twillmm
iii New York. A manual, treat la
mmummmrrwanw
aorta Oiuli ad that mm. M
Muwmlebdm will draw in
iii-iii mum. motive wml
m to it. tut-o «mm; . I,
.WH
tibia of the lecture will be dental» D.
The annubl Mt ‘i‘libialldtion oxen
citie- of the (lithium-clout of Boulder
hitm Peat, no. it. (i. A. 11.. and Buck
lnrham Woman’b’ [Relief Gertie. No.30
war bald tact ”but” It Meow Di
viulon liven: of Temperance hell. The
following unicorn of the Woman' ti
Corps were in tied lily Mra Sarah ii}.
Reynolds. pail dupni'tment president.
of FOl‘OiiiVlllil. now a member of the
local corps:
l'rettideutwbtru. Ethnic V. Footo.
Senior Vicol'roaidbntmlire. Ada D.
Bylnntori.
Junior Viedfl‘éeidonhblru. Mary ll
Kcelet.
'l‘ronaurcr—«Mra. Mary W. Potion.
Chapluitthl‘. Helen P. Middle»
brook.
Preau Ctirrenpilnilelit.-——Mrii. Anna lit.
Pryor. ..
Conductor-Jilin. llelln A. Wilcox.
(Jilni‘dw-Mi’fl. Mil) bi. Canfleid.
Aacintanl Condttetorwiirn. Elocin .l.
Bailout.
Aaelutant Guard-whim. Mary Decker.
First Color Harem-Mine lielcn
Kepler. .
Second (.‘olor Bennirwhira. Edith N.
Kline. '
Third Color WIMP-“Mil. liom- Rob»
et'ta.
Fourth (Dolor
iliiddioprooii. -
Mtiaicttiii—-Mrti. .l. 0. Cm‘.
The following tillrcrn of the Pont
were lnatalled by Bradley 8. Keith.
Commotion-Monty l. Smith.
Senior ViceConiniandeh-Alhcri
ilalaaril
Junior Vice commandvrwliradiey it.
Keith.
Qllltfi('l'lllfinit'rw—Tiiomilii ilradiey.
Atllutant ii. A. White. .
Scrxeanlwwniiam A. Ambler.
i‘haplain~-.lautea O Lyonii.
tifllcerof-ibedaymnlonm Wheeler.
(lint-er of the Ouardw-slatuu Whitley.
sergeant MainrwWillliii' A. Kel-
logg. ».
Wilt - clarion
Qmflnmer
if. imitate
After the installation the memberv.
adionrneil to G. A. ll. hall. in Wall
titroct. where tablca had been not and
when» it bountiful rcpaat wan carved
by the ladleii. Tl’ll‘l‘f‘ with tilt-iv nine
inn. piano playing and an enjoyable ao-
rial time.
Bearer-«Mien mute
E.
A CHALK TALK.
The Wonicu‘a Municipal l.i'i||lll'
through the xenon-idly of Mine t‘im
itiuxham. bin (kllfli'li‘il and bird. .lohn
l’ert‘ia. in able to offer liii fricndn and
well wlohcrn n rare treat in “wading
the afternoon of fiaturday. January t3.
III the it"lrnt lot. E. Church. with Allin.
Lou Eleanor ikilby. of New York.
whoop widely known artlntlc and err
teitaininq uhtilttu need no t‘tlmmflll.
....M a"....
SOUTH NORWALK
BAPTIST CHURCH
Spreial Muiical Program and litter-
esting Sermon Topics Ior Sunday
"The illvtinpuiablng Features of llif‘
New titty Council and the Mayor'n
Moorland“ will be the aiililoi‘l of the
pasture prelude on current twi-nin iii
the bmiib Norwalk Batniai Church to
iliurrow liialli. followed by a llK‘Cilll
twenty minute addrt-mi on "And lcv
cry Man a Mar." The Mill. aervlciv
for everybody in ain'iiyii ii plouaiit
part of the evening nicotine at lhiu
church. Around the innate-cl features
at the evolving pervirc will be the nu
It'fllllillllilml euartnltr. "(iii (lino-tune
Light,” from "The (linden legend.”by
thick. and the ulterior;- irlo. "t‘iioit
Wilt iihmv Me the Path." in the
morning the canine will conclude the
iiudy on livipiiiit bialory with the sun.
leitt.-“‘l‘lio Varieu of haptiata." The
midday when! iii the noon hour. and
the young people‘a meeting at it in the
event“. Movie for the day:
Morning.
random-Minnie nimtiiini
liaihoniwii'tdoloo the Heart of Thy
donut .......,....iloiitluird
Medium-Hitter. liver 'i‘iiy Child-
ren'a to: burden
(Marlow. moo mirwtluido tla
Willi ’i‘by Hamil? iaibbt....‘l'oat.i
lira. .l. Wealthy O'Cionuor.
Poetic“ ... Mitford
Inning.
Mludo—Aauale’ lemon Brace
AW?“ land it fly Light
Dbl!!!
WWMr. Holy. Holy . barrier
”Mow-um Wilt Shaw it.
‘h m lir‘llbbiid‘iliiiiid “mu
diluent-mite mutton-um elite
ionic um. beo edition tu-
.ii..
v-Il‘diwieburl
“until-thinn-nira‘ivéveniin. Mi
Secretarywllra. Kate M. Sherwood. ‘
Fair tonight. ‘
bouncy anaglii no
Mimi More»
President Claims Dignity ol His Ollice
ls Under-Attack by United
States Ollicial
lliillliiiillil iiilliil
IS iiil liltiii
Depowl Man War-Personal Friend ol
Theodore Rooaevell
WASHINGTON. Jan, 8.~»—(.‘llfford
l’incliot. chloi‘ forcator or the United
isiaicn, yeutcrdni'. in it private citizen
today. apparently unconcerned and
nitillinir. in great contrast to the poll)
ticnl ferment in which Wualilttmon
flllfiii itself.
-———-—
(Continued on third page).
illiiil iliill'i
Billl Ii iiilii
l‘inltelsiein Trapped in Hill Own Pit.
Lilte a Rabbit in It: Warren
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.~~«le i'tii'y for
it bank's llillllullit and a jewelry shop's
(mandrel. which twinned inane Finite!-
atcln to make a human mole of him-
iu-if, did not involve any other» in tho
mincrahto death the niiititulded man
nit-i no but patiently do; tunnel caved
in and killed him.
The end of the tunnel wait located
today. The excavation atoppi-d lust
where the falling t'tli‘ill unaltered the
poor Enni'Sitier'a vision} of (rum! and
i‘f'liiiili'd out hia life.
Whether the dead borrower after
unearned rlchn brad had help in his
look may never be known. The antit—
orifice iii-re convinced that he had.
and illtitNH't'i‘lilii in the trench do: to
Mill it‘lnltt-tiiietn‘a body led them utility
to continue an effort to follow the
courts.» of that (‘Xi‘lil'flilml
it WIN momentarily expected during
the morning that the fifteen men on-
Kuod in kinking a new ahaft beyond
the point where l-‘lkellncln'y body 'Ili
found would illif‘fli‘l‘i‘ the body of one
of his nuppoaod helpers. lint shortly
before noon the diam-rs breathe mu
\‘lni‘i‘tl illiti the funnel enticil wlit‘rt‘
tiin‘ravt-in iwt-urrt-il which ended Fin
hclntoln'a life.
It wan nlinnuitroil lhnl llilll‘t' would
he no further tilliliuir. l-‘inlicliaein
had encountered ii acwcr pipe and in
ailcniptina to got around or under it
the cotnptiruilvoly Mill with near the
tile,‘ had played itiitt the curry trick
that proved the undoing of both hilt
nvarlciom. «heme and ltlmaeif.
lillilill Illiill ii
iii iiiliiiiiiii
'i'lic t‘iilli‘ of (loot-gtt R. William» and
.loiieplt Aahwnll. the South Norwallt
llatlcrn who had it little arguntent
near ihc Noi'waii Hotel, on the lord
night of the old your. name
up illll morning before Judge
if. M. lioekwood. Aiihivell plead
cd guilty iiiid Proaccutiniz At~
toritoy llavia put In a motion that the
one be united, on the groom! of non-
participation in the affair by Williama.
Attorney .l. .l. Within. in promoting the
ratio of Aaliwoii. aid that it wail one
of them unfortunate incidents arlainc
out of the turtle between the nations.
ilu llld that his client. had addrituiied
William: obuoitioualy and created a
very great diaturbiinoe.
in rendering Mginvot. Judge Lock-
wood stated that. the conditions pain
or precept. between the button. did
not enter at all iti~ilia can. it war a
drunken brawl and altottid he treated
an audit. Aeoortliiiblr. be fined Aali-
well Iii. without meta. which won paid.
Mm- ‘
FUNIHAL OFFROF. IANFOHD.
MtDtill’Oit’f‘.‘ .laiii drill the home
which had liaoii'tlie Benita of In many
musical triiiniplla. in Wilmington ova
one. thin utter-noon. gathered it my
,tarxv author of distinguished people
belly of PM. Meet 3. nature. who
tiled in New York on Wellhead». from
Yale and blip {New for]: tile
topeytbvirlaiitmpaotutoniotnortal-tbe
Mum... ...... ...-...»
*‘fiTWO Cal
Arthur C. Wheeler is Again Cllnllll
President and James T. Hub-
- bell Vice-President
held last evening in the town courtl
room in Willi aircet when the annual
election of officers took place The:
work of the oilicera of the peat year
had been no satisfactory} that they
were reappointed without a change.
Following is the list of officers pre-
sented by the nominating committee:
President-«Arthur C. Wheeler.
Vien-Preeident-.laineu T. Hubhcll.
secretaryult‘rederick A. Ella.
'l‘reamrrer~Charlea E. Curtis.
Attorney—odd. M. laockwood.
Directors-«ll. M. Kent. E. at Adams.
Samuel Lyrics. H. P. friend L C.
Green. M. H. Glover. Wiilhfi A». Our-
tln. Howard A. Cranium. heater
Hyatt, .l. .l. lianlon, if. E. Darin, A. it.
Mulkin.
Vnrtotti. methods of advertising were
discussed and the entertainment coup
ntitico reported that arrangements hitd
bccn made to hold the annual banquet
Thuraday, Junuiiry 20th. at tho Nor
unlit Hotel. Among the well known
speakers who will be present on that
()Cf'nilllm are fol N G. Osborn. ofNew
Haven. the “Truittliull” of the New
York lit-raid. id. 1‘. Billiard. prealdent
of the Bridgeport Hanufacturcrii' Antio-
cintion. Dr. Carl A. Haralmm and oth-
oiu. Spoldcl'o orchestra. of Bridge.
portvwlll furnlidi innate and the affair
is expected in be the moat elaborate
yet held by the Articulation.
Seven new inatttbcro were received
at last night‘s meeting.
ARIAT REDUCTION SALE
0! trimmed and ttnirtmtned linia. l-‘an-
cy Noveltieu. etc, at l. E. Hutchinson's.
80 Washington St.
SUNDAY EVENING lNSTITUTE
Municipal Beautification in Be Rev. C.
S. Maclarland': Sow
W
Tho lecture at tile Snndbr Evening
lnalltnio iomori'chWlni; will be of
important local idiom-t.
llr. Maefariaud tutti visited many of
the cities. like fictive; and Cleveland.
which lint-e taken up the matter of
municipal beautification. and has obo
tallied over it hundred pictures show
in; the wnyo in which these cities by
nrountna public opirit. and pollution
the competittintm of ill. people. have
at practically no coat whatever minded
illl'df' ciilcn pardons of beauty tic hail
lilao rett-ived liolp flout idle American
(‘lvic Aauoelatiou of which he in a
member.
it villi be a carrying out of Ur. Milt‘
fariand'ii previoua lecture on “City
Building and Municipal Beauty." Some
local view: will be iihown. and in con-
nection with them deilnile suggestions
will be tirade all to how our own cout-
munlty may carry out thin work. One
of the mold important movements in
these. other cities in”; been the en-
listing of the school children in the
work of beautifying the atirmtilidltizn
of their homes and also of the school
buildings.
'l‘hoiiu who have in charge the Sun-
day Evening institute liciiortwit Iii not
our to calibrate the filOl’lil and mt:-
louu life of the people while their out-
ward nurnntndtnga are carotene and
lillim‘ilillcp cred ilfim‘uiifil.
The nuanatloua of this lecture will
not effect the tux-peyote. and will not
call for municipal appropriations. it
int-anti ulniply the amtiain‘dtht till'
definable thing which «bait nubile
Iptrtt. and than getting the oil-opera»
tion of till the people in one concerted
movement.
illicit beautification «it will lie point-
ed out in not confined to the rich. bill
may be equally abated by the poor.
The haunt ittuitieiil monitor by the
choriia. organ and orohoaira will be
[in at 7:20. tillfl will be an follows:
iflrxanut'ornpici front Kilt; Mair
frail italnecite
ChoruImAi-iae. iBhino Mailer
Oman and omhuatrauderooado. . . .
Holland
Church-Sink. 0 Heaven- airline-r
0ftertory-Ave Mario .-...... Gained
tVioltn.)
Matthew-Allegro Qulimaat
W;
Midi-l Infidel. 801‘!!-
l’re’f. Grandad la complaint his
plane for the pronoun trip to Wuh-
inutcn. D. C For a. number yearn
Prof. tiraudell "aided I '
“humor-um it; . , .
viii} in bu mm: visit will
not be over Ill lntilitdlu been! and
airline. fiM-flmddll frat planned
‘21.
medium vim: m7 ~
iron Werliu. Booth
‘ttouacwork molt
warren lilo per month.
wood A
An enthusiaatic meeting of tho Nor~ bebkiwepor ibtli! n coon
walk Heathen Men'n Annotation wan M’WMM Addm'n' 8"““IIMI' ’8 “I -
our ,
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each emulating!!!» TM film ‘ A,
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woman. umrieoead ‘
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patient: »
WANTID~FiR8T CW8 NURSE
ytwo Yet" old
once Brown. Tokeneliengib’wayton. is ill.
roomu. Boone a Poppa
WANTlD—A COMI‘ETENT GIRL A8
cliunthi-rmnld and wultv‘euo. Cali even.
lira if. 8. incitwood. 50 llllin
AVO-
WANTID—TO BUY. mAbgduKIfl 3 OF
cattle and ultr.
in prime or on vol. Bu". Friedman. WE
an
Electoral Turnpike. South Not-wail.
WANTED—filth! THOUSAND PEA
or boon. Pay the tugboat mil price
unlit on furniture. Address I.
item not Uflicc dad
wan‘r:o~eord TO LEARN
citiniut trade. Addieauliox 1)..
Norwalk.
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But; it
“all!
. 4,”
FOR SALE.
son CAL: not
graph. played buiafe timen 1.3er has
live. rcuon for veiling Will cell phone
graph. iintn. stand and iiii'i rt“
chi-up t‘nll or write. t ‘liar cs
limit, Wilton. l‘onn.
roe SALE—ntli’liiflll'r PIANO ’
good its new. lini- tone. perfect condition
than! 1350.80"ng incense of death and
breaking up home.
fni attic.
couplin to not bargains. Mo
apply. Bin iii. liowayton.
FOR IALE — i: ROOM HOUSE. LARGE
halo and stable. ii urea. city water. Ad-
dtm K..islenlittel.18|l
TO LET
TO LET »Ti.i Al)! ifl‘s. PWI" R00!“
with till improvements
Place. premiums or evenings.
T0 LET—n ELEGANTIJ' VURNI .50
liKllliil. control. running hot and col ' watv
or. built. strain heat. electric light. to
few gentlemen only. The price will
ion or than for ordinary mummified“!
Atldriw for lntanlcii. Rooms. Box
l‘onl- (Million
TO LET—«A NEW "DUNE ‘
rooms with imprmomcmb: ii
adults only. is (in-gory Bottle,
quire on premiums.
' TO LITwA mow.
impim cincnta. pit -
e‘lty Apply"I to John '
TO LlTwHOU
with tummy-cinema
quire Mir. ii. A. .
Main St. ~
dealer need
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at!” I . .
IANAION H008! II W .
boll .l., nowkcpeii foru aunt!“l .
iua . .
can” hmnfifimw
it , . ,
W. L‘l‘elle. Prop. ‘ ill?
PICIAL REDUCTION 8ALI 0N
t‘ill‘lh niea. books. «lulled animate.
dialing. E1'x’brndnih“ lmflvflgigflfl.
it n on 0 er a e ..
haunifll'di‘l Ifan uhlngton 8t. _ an“
d‘i‘ll IIATID F01! 8190?. AND
I“ lim- rimriiod. nail and tar-
till oavitloc cleaned. t and
itinli
N.
placing” the ma lncood
’nall
minim drill calm”
annulled
L OT! PLATONO
iii... ° ..
ware.
tat.
wan-rammed m gt!!! FlNlSHlflt; " ~
.57!
N ROME PHONOv .
remindu ' .
Wit“-
1““.
Other furniture aide
tlood chance for young married 9
inquire 8 Bimini
ililiiill I’iIIIi ll
Iii Willi ,
Minn blamio Bangor and Mile Itiiiii'
Maudie. who tire to leave “Dougie!“
column in the South, wort: . "
it farewell party yeatdlldby -
iii the Country Club. 't‘buveiitfiin
wit. arranged by a muddy of '
tidy frleuda of tho iii-moo noodle» ,
Bearer. woo ii very pretty one. ”
young lattice in attendance mite
twenty-om? ' '
Whine was a feature of the alibiv
norm. The iii-tit prise iii title firm
war «writer! to Milli mallet, . .
one the convolution to ill“ rm
4.
, Godmot. Nliowihc the purine!
war tiarvad.
Th. repair no... pm... touted
the Mines. lunatic Alter. Julia 7, "
liamiu danger. litany. handle. ‘
laymen Jeanette Mum
no teatime. W crowd.
florellee Jenna. Italy Mini”.
no. income. outlined. inn-y ;
Ilai'ierie uni union m. ' ‘ ‘
hull. of wanton-t, , ,
met m Milt .
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found N Hid: lg mime
point it.» tibiae plow rattan to J.
i‘twn . to Bayvlew Ave. monlg‘in
owner.
Loaf A BLACK 0 line'o‘ii‘l'. tilt“
lwei'mlwr "3. near lawn
ward offered for it: round. to It“ ,
UL. or Southern N. l-l. no a
‘ It
, encrusted». ..
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m" bod. Orfanlli .,
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