. man.
in West Simifiolémd Early
Lari Even an
:iii liEili siiiii
Most olI Illa Pl nit; Bulonped to Mrs.
W thaotiuder
Second story sneak thieves made a
Very suadettatul haul. last. evening. in
the residence of Mrs; Margaret Lao
tier, at No. 67 West atroet. it is. be»
lioved that trim or more men (llil the
job, supposedly between 7 and 8:30
o‘clock. shortly after the family had
finished their evening meal and were
padding away the time downstairs. No
one in the house heard anything of the
operations of the thieves on the sec-
ond floor and the men. who had climb-
cd upon the front porch, and pushed
up it window which had been left till‘
toaloned, got away as quickly and as .
quietly as they came. The estimated
value of the articles taken was be-
twecn $500 and 3600.
Mrs. Lauder dincovcrod the visit of
. the strangers when she went upstairs
shortly otter 9 o'clock, and she imme-
diately notified policowheadquartera.
and Captain Pennington and other
otilcars went to the house and made
an investigation but could gét no trace
«it the intruueio. it hopponad that
Mrs William ”odor, of France street,
Norwalh. was a guest ill the house tor
a few day: “Kl ' tho cc or her
husband. hill!“ " $1 ho articles
taken were her property. The lint and
description giro» to: the golico with" ‘1
follow: .
Gold xiiiflh- ' inside
with oi; train» inn. Walnut Lauder.
‘ it contained $12 and 0 olive: pencil;
a chamoiu bag, tontatning ruby
biooch. surrounded with white pearls.
and iwo poor] loco plat; and a poari
breath lwith antique netting; diamond
ring, with 24 chip diamonds; two gold
iiiaina, oni- lino and the: other ropo
_i-;hain gold lnuccict/set with llt‘lrlti;
tieni tie iii: ling: one large cameoi pin
and one entail cameo pin; onering.
wltir two diamoudn and two pom-hi;
ono amethyst and ponrl ring; "(the
lady‘s iilm with filter poarla: black
irutiior puroc. coating about SlL’; our
puir oi‘ gold cuff links.
illliii ililltl' .
ill on liliiili
Two Women and One Man Mot
Draill and Anollier Man Was
Fatally Hurt in Denver.
Colorado
DENVER. (‘olo.. ii'ob, l.-—~-'l‘wo wnin
on woro killoii here into last night in
a coliiiiioii lmiww-n d lrolloy our and
lho alitonlobilo in which they wcrr
titling, haro not yet boon Iilt‘l‘ililli'il
(loo illllii person was kiilod. litllll'li A
ilalioi. ot Aitlobord: Mobil. a traveling
Rllkiiilll A. Talbot. of NM:
York. ntno a travoilng tuna. was total
iy iiilurod.
’i‘ho four worn [would oi Morrla May
or. owaor of tho machine. Mayor war
at tho whool when the ciIilibiion out in
it‘ll but ho unifurod only minor lulu:
inn
t
On account of tho butartainmont to
marrow night atnth'o Norwallt High
urbool, which in ct [choral intoroat. it
hail been donidod to pontoon the gene
oral meeting at tho Merchantl' and
Manufacturera' Annotation. called for
Wednesday eveninlfibi one week. Thin
course was docidoiljlhon at a national
or the executive admitted tut «out
ingot the South Narnia Club. 1gb.
plan and scope cotnthittoo. the brim--
tiling and tho unadult- committal re»
ported and will inittirn report to the
general meeting. '
Joiner: Grace. ll; ,1 detentod linurlvn
Bohut’nnn. rabid hid some. in no in.
totaling game y' torduy in the Nor.
with Filo Poll tourney. by the
fib’fldli GrttwdldIf in acrimony ill of
Worth- it trillion in bouillon
W
low
A protty nodding tool; piano. this
morning, filial filth. Anna ”.1.“ bp-
came tho bride of William .7 Rondo.
iormeriy of New York; The nominally
was portermod by tho Rev. 1. it. Mitv
Cliell, pastor oi 8t. .ioaonh'a Church at
7 :‘i0.
The bride War: attired in a handsome
gray cloth tulitand hat to match .
Miss Lucy M. it‘iyou‘aotod in: bride-
maid. and war attired in a beautiful
blue suit, with hat to‘match. .‘ ‘
George 8. Muiloy. at New York not
ed as boat man. The couple unmodi-
ately departed for Now York. where
they will upond thoir honoymoon.
They had the good winner: of a large
circle of friends. who were at the
station to see their) oil. ‘
iiiiilli Gilli lllll
' lilllilil ill illllllili
Attorney Wilson Vislls' Miss Nichols
at Hospital and Gets Her
Statement
Lain wank. Coornur Wilson uncut-rd
the written anteniortoui utuleinont of
Sunshine Evelyn Nichols, tho colored
girl. who In in Mich 'li precarious ('ilil-
dition at the St. Vincent’s hospital.
due to an alleged criminal operation
portormod by Dr. liuunoll lust New
Year is day.
The girl made a full statement to
the coroner of the circumstances con-
nector] with the act. and it is under-
stood implicated both the doctor and
William Luchott. who ii: also arrested
for-dieing mixed up in the attair.
The. coroner yoatarday declined to
make known the contents or the or
tag girls statement as it is a matter
that cannot be Iiodo public until that
monolith: can such account-mo-
norail. rm to broctiodliy'no tidbits
for the gill as her death bi momen-
tIarily expected.
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illicit BllIlIllili Illiil
Ii SilIJIiiPliilI liiiillllli
Passenger Cars Were Sent Forward
Via Freighl'Traclts
‘ For oror two hours yesterday morn-
in; up to noon limo, all oxprouu and
pauacngcr trains went through the city
via the freight tracks, Tho cauao was
a refractory iroighi car down in South
port. The car was bring switched on.
to n aiding when tho hoot of can of
tho whccla broke, throwing tho car
ucroua the trucks and blocking the pau-
liongur tracks.
The wroclo-r canto down lrom
New Haven and in 20 minutoa had tho
our book on the rain: attain nild upon.
rd up the blockade.
WOMAN LOCKED IN
STORE MANY HOURS
Word wait lion: in Bporiui ()tllror
Lyon». of Worthington «trout. thin
morning. that a woman wail iockoil in
Hip torinor rraiuurani buildiiu oi the
corner oi Railroad arcnuc and Clay
utroct. (“)fllror Lyon, with (thin! of
Police Vollmor. iiivoaiigati-d. and found
Jill-ti. 'l‘bomai: Barry inaido. 'i‘ho wo-
man had been drinking. but uppoarud
alno to ho motoring ' troili lock of
nropcr food and our". 8m: uuiii abi-
had been lorlioil to the building utnro
yt'islil‘tlil)’ anon. Mr. llhrry “‘0er to:
chat at tho lion-l lithium. and ho was
iitiililril of tho 01189.
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PERM”. POI IUILDINO:
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Can Now It Obtained iron: impector
D. w. Hui-ford. iii booth Norwallo
”the attention ot all personal in cali-
od to tho. ordinance recently adaptor!
by the city council regardinglhulidinr
parmitaj to ho obtalnod. haforo the
erection. addition. or alteration oi any
building or wiruoiuro. or tor tho romo
rat or destruction oi the burnt: within
the limitii'ot the (lily. Permits can
he obtained from D. W. tiarford, lo~
rumor. or; by tiling application at of-
iloo adjacent to tho whim communion»
r-rli’ omen. Whom all information per»
ldll'llnl thoroto can lino be obtained.
, ,
Brother mum and bio wot-km
train the bum Illusion will continue
opium mm at tho; Salvation Anny
Wm rim fir-cum»
Iranian-us“!
3' a “I“; .
nil uni till iii
Accident Occurred at Plant bl Colora-
do Fuel and lion Company
mini—Ju—
PltiMEllO. Colo, Fab. 1 ~F’tghtidg
madly to escape through tho narrow:
partly choked nirahait. trampling over
their inilon communal. in their alrugglo
[or life, morn than butt of the 149 mi-
nors uniployud in tho Primoro ”Mine 01
the Colorado Fuel and iron Company.
wrecked by on oxnioaionwouiorday n.1-
tel-noon. were overcom‘o by no and
tho. 1‘ hair bodior were round in hound
about the bottom of tho airuhatt. whore
tho: had fallen in the desperate”;
gle.
One hundred and forty nine mod are
known to have been in tho mine when
the cxpiouion ooonlrod. it tooth! that
79 are dead. One has boon resound
alive. but dangerously injured. Thdir
boilieu arc torn and charred almost be-
yond recognition and itIhu boon tin-
poaaibic to ldontiry thorn.
zarly this: morning 24 bodies had
been brought to tho nurture and m-
cuo parties. equipped with oxygen hell
mm are still searching the minced
workings
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Believes Man Who Lived Alone lor
Years Lcli Cash "Forgoitrn in
Warehouse
_- m 4......»
Al‘icr munching tor ninntlia in oroi‘)
piano win-ri- a than might haw ion
lllti money. rillol Gregory. of Norwalii.
being unable to iiild lbr- \Vllt‘t‘t'tlllillllfl
oi‘Illln iiruilloi'. lamb. ii, iirogory'a tor-
lilil'. baa plan-d iin adrortiuoiucni in
the Now York iloruld in tho ilopo oi
discovering iionio blur in mono} llltll
ho known lllii hrotliur mun: ilnvo icit
The following artirlo nppt-iiroii this
morning in the iii-raid:
itooaiinc a bachelor who iliini autidcir
iy it your ago. niii-r buying lirod lllfi
long liic oronomicaiiy. although lii'
occiipiud a good pointlon in luminous.
left only about $4,000. tho following ud-
vortiuomont was inacricd in tho liorahl
on Sunday morning:
ANY )Wl‘rloll baring intoriniitlou an to
two tin (lush lloxuu or other propuriy
belonging to LOI‘IS ll, (llilttlilltl'. into
at hi West lliiii ut.. piouso communi-
cuiu with tho onduruignud 'l‘. llA\‘~
liNi’OR'I‘. 92 William at.
'i‘iiuotity iliivumrort, iln ntioriwy at
No. in! William alrool. yuan-ruby Hfllil
alone at No. fi-i Wont l‘oiti-i-lghill
utroot and had :Iicd itiillilt'llll of boar:
tiuublo. lio left no will
Mr. niegor"; i: brotliui. Elliot (Brow
ory. who live: in Norwnlk. (innit. any»
that u abort than boron-o lllli broihur
dlod be told him annually that ho had
tho greater part of Mt! worldly timid!
in two tin rauh boron, which litl hail
pill away in il blot-ago wui'ohoiluo. . Mr.
Gregory built-rod that thouo bottom arc
aim-oil nwuy unmowhili'o and forgotten.
Ho honor: that through tho niodium ot
the Herald colonial: lic will hr onabiod
to find lhom.
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SOUTH NORWALK CLUB POOL.
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marge it. Van Alntyne and A. N,
Thirloult Winn-w Last Night.
Moro lino: illilnl intoiori was maul
footed in last night‘s gamut: in tho
Booth Norwulk Club pool tournament.
in Clan A. George it. van Alriyno.
ratod‘iiiii. boat w it. mo. rated
120 by tho acorn of table iii). For
the tint no point». halter led in tho
acorn. Than Van Aiotyno rallied and
mods a line tinioli. winning by our hot
ton. in on» B. the game m buiwcua
A. N. 'l‘hariualt. to. and Mdt‘lt Rhinos.
Thoriunit won by the brim oi as to ill.
Tonightia «mob in (lion A will no
batman I. W. “oily and iii. 13. hmith
.«ncti ruled till: in Gian B bowler
)tothcw barbell. in, tilltl Wt A. than
ill“. with m H.
' in similar
gtli‘ll had employing aro Mourning wor-
‘ rlctl over the dilution.
jtory employing: thine" hundred bands
lit“ hoop rallying on short time for”
with tho oxoohtion or into departiuooia
Iiii Mi
that Mr. Louis li. (il'ugory bad iiri-d-
,li‘éll 1. «wDuo. it to
treat monitors to tho
‘ 30. thorn has been a
the hostile“ ot the
flirt! in thin and othur’
auction: or the military district within
the but tow idol“. lion: manufactur-
A local tac-
nvural wlg'itd dhdf till pilot wool: wail.
nloaod tor two (hm. .
'i‘ha clump lion“ in the securing by
Women: Mlmllflwliil‘ers oi a large
portion of our Miami luminous during
the lust, utrtkognd thohndhiiiiy of the
local cohnor‘hii lb got back the business
Tho wool: abiding but all? is understood
to have brdktil‘i‘ Iii roooida for the pool
ten years tomb. Quail amount of now
luminous scouredI .
or? ”a: wow I
all to tilt
Durand Iron: Smother: Still Con-
timer to Roll Oil and the
Aniline“; 0::
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now room. no. idem: moot.
denim; in m; .otty today mood am
hi ,._ With the doctoral
from cool m lotion oil to a gamer
«mm m unit baton to the history
of thei tirade “dilatation found on
advmlhl goals or prim in whoimle
mdrhoic odhfrontl them. Whole-ale
m... limo, bow notation-u am or
i: «at molly but doctor: wort:
advised ll!“ fund“: patents were
, to I” (iii-titer advance
> ‘ . , ‘ " nmlllo change. in
mail mat quotationa today, but the
demand from coulliiuora for iowor pri»
not: was inulatont in. o-ror. Moanwhilo
agitators kept up the nonunion
against high tiring coat and tor at»
Bli‘flllOll from int-iii until iowor prir'ci:
wore forced.
“Sotncthlng him not to drop hard
protty noon." said 0““ prominoni mar-
kot man today. "Slipplius arc piling
up and the cold utoragc capacity or tho
(“'5‘ In iimltud. Alroudy egg men are
throwing ovor their holding: at“ no
ducod rotor and built-r till: come down.
Moat will have to follow it tho rtuiurod
rato consumption in inalutalncd, no
matter it ohipmonla arc hoarily it»
ducod."
Tho night can: rain for mill: ruloa
now except on tho motor: of two hilt
«nonunion and ("Ill oi till-no has an-
nouncod u rodnciion ottoctlrv March
iii lilhllll
our: Pililii
Crowded County .ilu It erirvrxl oi
Nine oi Its Inmates
Today Shorm lluwli-y will dlnpnlrb
ii group of nino [it'limllt'iil to tho crowd
t-d Moro pill!!!“ in Wt-tlu'rollobi In llli'
i‘lll‘c oi bin dopullou and auroral prbiuu
unicorn. The labor"! ruroirod Willil
yratorday thlt thorn was lulu room
onuuah at tho atuit- institution tor that
nuiuhur and will loao no how in train.
tilrrlng the oilitibliin lillili“l‘ hii: Miro.
Aiming tho lot aro tho following:
anoiodp lilo-outlaw, «outbound for
iitaI for killing hia lu'otbor-tn-Iuw,
itomo . lioiiiery. his: (anchor; .i. ll
itoynoldii. of iioulh Ntrwaik. who shot
antihiindrd lilo young Wllt‘ all «Jill!
was touring tho but factory Wllt‘l‘il till"
war: employed and for which ho ro-
rolrod"”a term of not loan than it nor
morn than 2i yearn in pribon: John
’i’oople. of Norwalk. burglary. who rib
coiled «Moore or from om,- to ihroo
yearn for bit: crime.
a
It
Arrauhlo connotation Iowan.
irritant-lot w. it. uncrow- ultimo:
tut night trout tho IImMiliiiihl mu:-
Will Serve Double Duty. Marking
' the Entrance to the East Nor-
wallt Channel as Well
lilil liliiililiiiililil
Slocum Miatleloo Makes Repair! and
‘All Liglux Are Now Burning ”
The War Department is contemplat
llghtapttho harbor. The light now
locatod at the upper cross channel,
this being designated by the govern
ment at: tho. ii‘iioh'l: Point light. will be
shifted. no on to servo doublc duty
When the change iii mado chortiy it
will not an an upper cross channel
built and will mark the. initiation to
the but Norwalk channel on well.
At present the chart calla tor it won»
light It Fitch's Point but with tho
Mango or location‘ will aim court: a
change in color The light will be red
i Home of the change all above doscrib
rd has been roroivdd by tho kcopci ot
the local harbor lights, Captain Frank
Manon. ‘
All a matter of tool. there was not
for mu lipid any light at the up
our on“ channel. Thin «in. no
the ambitioua procllriiira ot the loo
during the present winter. Cap-
tain moon war: confident that
tho light. inatead of being
stolen was sunk in tho mud.
lib had uiado arrangement: for gutting
it up tiara» oy‘atenboat oapmn. but
the work has not yet. boon undertaken.
min the Foo light is ruined, the: pm
out nutrition tho upper trons chair.
twilight wll ' malltcd‘by a atulio uuir
km, of which thori- arc a number in
tho harbor. Tho ulcaiiicr
yoslerriliy tounrl tho light.
Tin-r0 baa torcntly noon appointod a
now innpcrior for this diulrii‘i. in tho
person of ('apinin it .\i. lioyio. i‘nitoo
Stains Navy. from \\‘lltliil mttiniiinivu-
iioi: come to (‘apiain Litt‘Sl‘ll. in round
to tho carr- "l tho harbor lightn and
working.
This; morning, tho gorcriiuicnt vow
sci Mirtioion i‘aiiio into llii‘ lower liar-
bor to go: ironic things at lllt‘ atom
liouuc a: Shouicid isniith‘ui to not
allow motor-lair: but did not tarry to do
anything with icodolnuuod i‘lliilllli‘l
uinrkoru. it in («midi-rod lnatirlnablv
to do anything at pn-iwni. with tho
llki‘llllmltl ni’ iliol'o lining inrtlicr trou-
hio will: :ho loo this Wlilll‘r. i‘nptalu
lumavn is looking for it big Morin wilt-ii
ilio moon oliiiiu and will not bu aur-
princd in Bl‘i' mori‘ li'l‘. lli‘ reports
that with tho t'Xl‘i‘llllilll of the upper
('I‘Ol‘ll i‘lltilltlt'l light. all of tho lights of
the- harbor are burning nightly, lie to
him not a liilin pioaurd that tho har-
bor in now on iron of ion that he has
no‘ironblo in uniting about with hit:
aiiioll bout.
SPICY DEVELOPMENTS
IN AUI.U‘S TRIAL
HORTON. Fob. l.-—8oni:ntional do-
vciopmonta during yontordny‘a pro-
ooodinga caurod countdornhlo internal
to tho trial of Paymaator George P.
Auld, on arborgo of assault on Dr.
Edward 8. Cowlor, at a "hop” int Do»
camber. when tho second day oi the
court-martial owned :it tho Charter-
iown Navy Yard today. The many
Miotloloc
. accusations motto in tho toutimony of
tho pronooutlon'r: witnuuoii ycntorday
will he million. it won said. during tho
toniinuuuro or the raw or the do-
ion-o.
Pound Aral-taut sat-goon itchnott.
who in awaiting trial by court-mutt”
on charm lumbar to those min-t
Paymutor Auid. was: on that bland, at:
the first witnoII for the defence. when
the .ourt adjourned yohtorday
magnum-m
IUFFiILD GIRL LOOII HAIR lN
in; at tho Now lacuna taint canton
«one board or mm rollway inbu.‘
which he attain“ last night in Hutt-
tord. Ar to’tho mutt of the routing.
Mr. “drown tinted be was not pro-
itmd to any. it to noted. that the
«Million in favor of the not run an
tibia will in brown!“ m to than
wobbly. m imam a rim
mm W than WW 0W
mm
m Wotan room
MAOHINIRY. .
SUFNMLD. ’F‘Gb. tumult: Dona
Stalwart. iii your: of age. who world:
on a tobacco machine it L. P. at»
«it’s tobacco tutor). wait “caught in
the moohinory and untried to the cell-
iug whllo trying to motion the bolt.
lilo fell to the door and when niolrpd
on the was unconscious. or. w. it.
Stoolimiil attended her. The motor
iparl or her hair on rallied from lair mu wad willotll «adored by tho
I
m ,. , r". r I l .
l Water Also Leaving Street: ol Patio
I hour.
Hill Iliil illiilillii‘
lull. in: important change in one of tho.
Siilliiil infill
and Trailic is Being Returned
l’ARlIfiII Fob i—-’i‘he river Seine toll
Ilendly by, the recursion being at
tho of about lint of an inch an
'i‘he waters are also retreating
from the streets. More tramwaya were
In operation today as were the new
boatload ot the subway Streets that
had been closed to bathe were in many
inutancea re-opened today and in tho
'hoart of the city things resumed
I'nioio normal appearance
in the outskirts and in the inundatc (l
logions abate and below the city the
Ixmatont diatieau still prevailed doapiteI
lihe magnificent ottorta towards relief'
and the prodigal distribution ot food
supplies Hundreds: of perm-o are
found on the verge of narration and!
thouoauda who loot everything mustl
be aided for months.
i It is estimated that more than a
quarter of a million poroonli have been
i affected by the ilooda.
Freezing teniimratnre adds to the
illiaory of the unfortunatoa. An at-
tempt to resume the railroad aorrioe
ibetoro tho oicctric signal system had
been restored has resulted in a dozen
train collisions
illiiliilii ESCAPE iiillli ‘
i " Milli lilISi‘illl Will»
i
lnnialos Hide in Toilet During Dane:
'llicii Juinp lrom Window
Milllillz. ‘_i‘()WN Pol). l.——Alliori
‘Mnriin, oi Bridgeport. and louder Sil-
wrgloit. of New Haven, inmates at. the
Connecticut lioapital for the Insane
inndu lhvir escape from tho institution
Friday night about :0 o'clock. The men
attended a «lance at the hospital tho-
ulcr and hid in the toilet room.
Thin were {blind
ain't ovér 'i‘iiii eocnp‘e will» midc by
jumping from a window, which
about right loci from tho ground.
lioih mm were on intimate liPl‘illil and
it it. thought. they had the affair
[:liiiltloll tor sump tlino, Tilt-y arc only
nullity insane.
'i‘hr boupilul authoriiim rcccivcd
word Sunday that unit-or Bvrt (i.
Thompson o: the hospital pollco, cup-
turml both Martin and Silvvrglcit at
tho foi'nicr'r. home in Bridgeport.
HIGGINS HAS HEARING
ON POOR DEBTOR'S CLAIMS
At tlic county jail.
yosli-rtlny. iii-torr- dilution of tho i‘i-zicc
William A. Griiiln. JI‘.. llioro will: ;:
burning on the. readout of John .1. Hig-
Igiiia that ho ho allowed to take iht‘
poor tiubior'u oath.
Attorney J. .i. thinoo appeared tor
Higgins. and Alluriloy Junior; 1‘. Hub
boil. «it Norwaik. for Noiiio Anderson.
who uncured a judgment otti'illilagainut
Higglna tor unannit durinn tho but
strike.
.iiuiiico itrlti'in round that them was
no comm why Higgins uiiooid not be
allowud to lolto the oath. An order
was lit'i'l't‘tl on tho Jail to hoop liza-
gliia tor uni-on days. during which ho
is to prepare it rovlow of bin colu- by
llll‘ (‘ulniuon Fiona (‘0an
In Bridgeport,
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METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES.
“a“.
L.i‘gg Coagropotlimo Prudent Ion:
aunday Morning and Evening.
'i‘ho survivor: Sunday at tho lionih
Norwaih Mothodlai Church Wiirl‘ largo
iy aiioudcii both morning and pruning.
in tho morning. tho pastor, itur. li‘rnnu
Duuwoll wow. took for bill will.
"Frondoiu Through (tin-tat." and in the
owning lie-broached the urn: uormon
in the writ-u to young men and young
women. his timing lining "A Young
Womna‘a tugboat ideal" 'i‘lw indiun'
ouuiiot it. idiioti voiy bi‘autli‘altr i:
goupol solo and the choir ooiuctlona
Were all crocllontly rung
At tho it ooioclt Epworth tongue
.ucrvloo Mia: V May Fulton win: tho
IPlait Team Worlt and Other Good
to be mining“ It.
within ten pinata: tailor the (tattoo 5“
law
Retrieved Thomselvoa lrom Reliant
Deicais by a IScore ol Thirly-V ‘
eight to Eighteen ‘
iiilili Sliiilillli liilll
iiiliiilii Ilii Blilllll
Points in Locals Favor
The Norwalka retrieved 'tii’omselrea
last night. at tho Armory. for they no
fonts that they have suffered lately i, .
and cowl-ed themselves with giant
(Continued on Third Pub.)
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HARVATH—nqus.
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