Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 4, 1910 · page 3

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Ctitholic
Andrew

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O'iirien.

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The directors of the Norwttlk l"irhlie
Librnry will moot iii; the library this
afternoon at 3:30 p. In.

Mrs. Hubért E. Bishop,
avenue. to spending it few dnyu
Concord. New Hampshire.

of Morgan
lit

The little. son or Mr. hnd Mrs. James
Sheehnn, of 20 Plymouth th-nue, in
very sick with pneumonia.

 

Mru. Elsworth Arunltrong, ot Deer
Illll avenue, Dhnhit‘i'y. in the. guest. of
Mr. and Mrs. irving llnll.

—-i)ratn and Sewer Pipe
llros. '

 

itnymond

 

ill} or Genuine.

ottoman.

Who doctor to take the chnrtuia tar 't‘he

 

1 An evening session or the llottpttnil

with Mr. and Mrs. George F. Foole, of
(‘oitrtlmtd place.

.. liunner Biscuits.
:ti-I-zl.

Try them. Teti

 

Mitts Alice Earle, who is no nI-dent
ltorsewotnnn; fell from her ltoruei
while ortt riding“ yenterdny ntul nuntuln-
ed 0 few slight hrttiseo.’

Minn Josephine Shutntifni' rind Mrs.
J. 0, Gregory, of Norwalk. will go to
New York tomorrow to spend the Sub- l
birth with Miss: lmttie S‘hmwuy.

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' ——l«‘reslt Providence minors. 20c lur.
l“. i). Lawton‘ti'z Co.

 

'Minn him it 'MneNlrhblfl‘it Brtiokly n.
who has been the. 3in tQ {or n short
time of Dr nnd Mrs Vi. it. Baldwin.
huh gone to Reading {9‘5“ further
visit. . t.
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There will be u regular meeting oil
Eurekn lodge thin eienlug llild inltin-
tion. Even member of the, old tenor
in iiiikt‘tl to millte I11 inletinl effort to in
prurient. .1. 1 ' . H.111

whine. llutu,'llltie lluis.

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Norwnlk Munonn nri- inking torwnrii
to tonight'u event. when not only the
amount meeting of t'llnion (‘onrmnn-
dery will he held, btrt the Multrt iii'ttrei'
ill be worked. A uoeinl little will fol
low the work.

.‘ i I" ' a . J"
i’l‘lie City of ilt‘wullli' Bourtl oi“ lie

llet. It‘l'illlk 'l‘. llyntt ilotnre E llunn
nnil Without A Ambler Iitil meet to
tnorrow "Yronl I: 'itl to‘ ii p. ill. to hour.
ItIId determine upwttlu tront the dolnuu‘
oi the unuenuoru,

 

U'lil‘len.

 

A. i". .lleeknttuin (ti ('o. otter tiome
irnre- litirflnluu 101m, Suturtlny. (li'tlt‘ol‘lmz,
WN‘RDMEBB. Vince. throw, em, 'nrr
quoted ill. very low prieeii. it will our
you to watch for the popular union ut
thin in-toidnto nlore.

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The little of the \lnlentlne noelnl to
be given by the i’ltlluthiiu t‘itilttt ol the
Houtlt Norwnllt Buptiut tiltrireu lit the
home of Minn Minnie Ft‘l‘l’iit. ot tit-n-
View nvenue. lcunt Norwullt. him been
chitngqp from Monday. lu‘ebruury It. to
Pridiiy,1 Februur‘y; I t.

 

 

Juan‘s unit Malcolm. O'Brien.

 

flour or the teurhnrn ot the town
lift! nri‘nnulng torso to Bridgeport to-
Iuot'rowptorutinufi an rwintor orienting
ot the Bohoohmiuter’n Round Table or
Wi-nti-rn Connecticut Morning and

«(termini sculptor wiilrhe held at the 1_

In idgoport. high nobool.1

‘Hi‘l‘itt‘l‘l limo-tifoi' iiidgeiield, lint!
been making an extended trip to
Fittttllt Nirrwnitt and blow York. Mr.
lluien it! It pedestrian and when in

New York enioyri teeth: the sight! of 1, i

the «try on root lln in; his recent
F

vinit he rovvreil iontteon miles in ill! !'

\vnlkn

(itilttnln Frederick U. llyxbta'o anti

Mrs. Bennett and their tion (0mm ;

tint] Mrn Alonso W. Smith, will Mil

ituturduy {tom New York, on bill!

Clyde line ntetimer iriunoln for Flori
do. where they will visit Dayton: and

inner militia until about the rim oi

Huron.

1n teuirher to inki-

iAllee ltobi-I'tu. tltttinllter of Mrs. hinr'v

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'trnrtivi-nean iii loci.

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Couhlnfl itiIti-ititiu liter. Minn

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ecu visiting in New York

my... —m._er.r

A Inontli't‘i Inittd ntutin will he held . 11 1
pt .ur- it» uw‘ ‘ _

otters note It 1‘

kill! council ni

tomorrow inclining at it o'i'tibclt nt St;
Mary's church tot the into 'l‘hiuuttn1

M..- h... l

A civil merrier: examination tor those

Not walks will be held tomorrow at 2
p. m. at punter nelmoi Nor-walk, under
the direction 0! Humid Misnltiatei, ot.
the .Noru'tulk pout—omen. This in the
tint your that cottons tokens einne lilt-
tler the Civll‘SoI'vleo rule.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthuri‘i. Hill tire. re-
joicing over the birth of it baby girl

 

 

 

A delegation of 22 members of “mi
ltnilan Social Club wont to Bridgeport
inst night in it body and attended the:
hull of the Custletranchece society, nt' 1
Engle Hall in the Park
South Norwulk delegation report huv ‘
tug hnd n tine time. They Ieiiuueil'
home on the Washington cxpronn.

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A horse owned by State Bron. Hi
M‘nllt street. Norwulk. nttrueteil It?
good denl ot‘ trttentiou on Wall ntri Ni
,veutei'dny. ’l‘he nnltnnl Iet'unid to no:
past a t'ofluill spot and no amount ot
eonxtnit or urging could persuade hint. .
Finully titlli'er Motherland took it!
bond and tile nnltnnl not: gotten by.

 

Ex-Muior lt‘i-rillnnnd ll. Smith. 1|
N01 null. gleeti d numerous tilt-min on 1
the street this: plot hing \i ho \\i-lt nut-1
priced to 519 him. in thni it ring be- t
liovotl that he Would follow illH rturtnli
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ill

custom nud remnin in Floridn ill uln
tet'. hlr‘. Smith's presenti- her. :rt thl
time it; due to the tier-ions illum-
Mt‘u. Sulli- Smith

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Min. (‘tltttlen ".l l‘li'i‘iwl‘ii ot lieu 'r\ ,‘

(It
hilt mother,

the i lghih at tile in t‘ l mm M ililtli Not
walk, \\iliit‘ thi i-otritnittee in Niki“:
Minn iietth'u llit'it‘t‘.
’l‘he tiepnrtrtie of Miss lieitlr ltet'or‘
her i-outt‘ni't expired left them in :r
illflii'ult position. no ilt‘lil’ly rill the din
slt‘nllli' tent-hero nre ttmi‘ lil \ioi'k.

lloyn‘ t'upu, lloyn' ('tlltti. O‘Brien:

Announcement is tnnde Ilt:rl limiters
W. Wrinltt, non of former ('iitriii tillt.ill ‘
unit MIN, Luther M. Wright, Ind Mitts!

Roberta. or l’ilt‘t street. Cunt Ninwnllt.
will be married thi’rfint pnrt'ot Mutt-h.
The young people bore a large number
of friends whose eimurntnlutions they
or» revolving over‘l’h'if ltnptiy event.

it is generally Goneeded tlInt n veil
in one or the most becoming oi“ tilt
telnlnlne neeensoriee, but it Intuit be
carefully chosen. or some oi itti ut
Al N. ii‘. liy'ntt
(Jo‘s the. stock in no turgi- nnd rnrird
nnd novelties are no ronntnntli belu:
niidctl. that the prom tutttidious nntt
itltrnéntdtionnllle" woman bi lilll‘t‘ to
find tiomethluir suitable. 'l‘oduy'n liti\'.
will tell you of recent nditttlonu to
the stock.

wlt‘renh l’rovittonet- (lino-rd. :TIi' int
1", l). l.ttwton & Co,

'l‘oIIiItlIt will Innrk the Iieeoud hen
ulon of the Inter etnnpnny pool tournn
nrent between the south Norwnik ii‘lre1
Police and idiotic Hook iiittl iafltitlt'i
rind Engine (‘oniputm ot intrien. 'l‘tre1
that two guinea 'l‘uetnltty tililili, nt1
thirten, proved on easy victory tor;
the Dotti-Illicit, but the local plnyeruE
are more hopeful oi tonight. Who int-1
oppouing pluyeru will be hurt not yet
been deflirltoly1uettleit upon.
night the Fire Polli'i- held their their
I‘dlulnr monthly nu-uiinu. piilii bills.
and trunnneted other routine inniioeuti.
’l‘wu tornior Innmiwrn were re-trmintr-ri
A lunch will he iterveil thin evening.

 

 

 

0! Haiti erect. hnvri1

City. The ‘- ‘

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1n}. ttmi‘nuat out {it’ll want: at

by will nu c you a tint of our Speciils ”

$42. 00 mil 986.40.“! mice....uc.oo 318 00 White ’Enoinei
338 00 Bros:
325 00 Brnuu

.1gmflguo price....3a2.60 $10.50 W
ulo prii-o. 00 $15 00

 
 
 
 

“him Enamel

. . ”Mn “0de
furniture not “the Collins & Clo

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘ nus and with ,1
neu......1t§
Bed...... ill

 

little moi

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

821 0 Bruin: mil-“pie pr c0 :‘3 .00 $13.00 bite Enumei

stir: 0 Martha .atuo' prom... 3.50 012 00 White *ttnumern Bod ......
truno time Both little firm. $1000 White trimmer Bed ...... 07300
$13.00 Blilllii lied. stile prieo....:to.30i $9. 00 White Enumet lied ...... 010.20

 

 

A. J Colllns Co.

Funeral Directors and E

12-l8 North lilaln Street.

south Norwalk

1“ mm... ..11

ALL GRADUATES OF THE BOOKKEIPINO‘.‘ ‘

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1:;Norwalit. 1Conu.

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'lioiitHANo AND

‘ TYPEWRITING DEPAIITNIEN‘I‘Q 'or

MERRILL'COLLEGES

ARE FiLLiNG coon POSITlQNS .
There's a (lraud Opportunity for Every Ambition: tiny and Girl who

will Enroll Day or Eveniu

. Stamford»

3. NOW.

Port_ _ Chester .

 

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Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

as WALL smear.
Whtst Club will be held this eventnglmn is hiitrhlilutirm for i ti...” on r- 0 mmommmno‘mmonmem

t 00.00“.““W000m””

mo t.~afi»o...m. WNW... ._......... w. -

 

O. B. J acksbn ‘

Optician

PHONE 43'.

NORWALK.

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Brains
were behind thin line of GROVER'S COMFEhT SHOES—-

and the monomer will ln- the gntner thereby.
ll-riille. Hlyllnil. good titling nnil \i'tthnl

.c, . ». ........,...«....~...

'l‘irei tire Kniltl.
t‘lllitltll‘ilillli'.
\‘ort enn't lti-ni tltiitn.

All the intent eoncnpttous.

FLYNN & RYAN

.90 WAM‘IINITON 8¥REET

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93-5.... .35: :.—-'r..... W. ,. ........ .. 1... ”.1. .. ~ - ~—
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W" I WW
r‘tlitlk illnvin.
"ililfii pot'.t
oltl poulllon with the South Notwnlh
Nilt‘t'l department

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iVeilin’g's

Come and see the beauty of our-Now Veilings. and
you will consider yourself well repaid. One of Fuh-
ion 5 emphatic edicts for Spring ll the “Mystery" Veil-

ing The patterns are so radically
well known sorts. that they attrac

different from the
I unlimited atten-

tion and are the object of unstintcd praise

Prices, 50c to $

The showing of veilings was It!
or exclusive than it is this year

1.00 yd.

VCI' more CX‘CHSIVC

N. E. Ryan Co.

80 Washington Street

.. . . .l
with illltt ill‘l’ll ”villi:

in ligttllt ititiii til liir nvenite.

 

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Mrn. l“. H

Miehtuun.
iv.

 

Soirth Norwalk

 

I. John lurckwood. of blunt

lilitl none to Port Auntiu.
to \‘itiii her illitmhtet', Mre.
tirinird.

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l} pi .
icontiuiicd trout ii‘l it rim 'i
”My, ..
Prof. WillLttm. til Brook. of 800th Olli-
.ueivutoiy g jevn, N.1x,lt‘or about
an hour it "but: Dr. With cyclic
on “Tilt: Wotideru qt ~ Honour."
updwuitatantly held their bi ' t climb
tion of hill hoururc'. in addition to
Milli! it alright, ”1811089101? lecturer it
it great limit ‘0! nuture'tr wonders and
hewtleu and bin tectuuli Vita. titled
with solution and poettcilhouuhtu that
could not full in module it deep unil
1iustlnx hnpmnutuu.

in introducing Dr. Brook». Prof.
lnrl A. Hurntrom, through whoue ot-
t'urtn thonoted scientist wns neeured.
upoke ot bin lrlend'u work and en-
pectully of the fact, that. he hnd dis-
covered twenty-live (tomato. more Ihnu
nny other living mun hnd found. and
input of them with n telceeopo con-
structed by himself. Dr. Brooks open-
ed hilt lecture. by paying u high tribute
to Sir William lvlerehel. the greatest
uutronomnr, and 0 line. picture of the
orientint was thrown upon the ncreen.
He upoke with reverence of Galileo
and his crude telescope, which magni-
. tied but thirty ttmeu. hilt through
which his keen. trained eye saw npotu
on the. sun. moons of Jupiter and ringa
of Saturn. Splendid viewn oi lowly
Ventru, in crescent, hull and full phone.
with loud and water uhown, were din
played. The caution of the phunen were
told in simple. preclue lungunxe and
the npenkei' mentioned that on March
20th. Venus would be equally bright us
it morning and evening star. in the
lntter purl o! Mnreh at about it or 10
o‘clock. Venus, until the weaken, will
be at her greuteot. brillldney.

“The transit ni‘ Venus in very rare
and errors in pairs-about eight year!

«part. A tmnuii. occurred in IS“ and
them will be another in 2000 and 2012.
l hnd the good fortune to observe in!
transit of Venue in 1882 through the
Lick teli‘ni'otlt'. Murn in on in n moat
Intereutinx planet. Iltt 1905 it Will! in
favorable poeltlon t’or obnervutinn and
ugiiln in July. I007 and in September
or ill “gun; it was 3t...000000 miles
3 trotn't Mirth The poles of Mum ore
of upetlul tttterent. for they Iepreuent
«now Iitiitive run nee these shown in-
i'teutw in winter und ilei‘rense in tinni-
nit-r prions we see them on the enrth.
Platinum nppenr in these poles and
sometittren the entire polar etip disap-
ponrn. The counts of More we now be~
time are not rnnnln. hilt veIane titled

with nntir from the Inciting know».

‘ 'Gruritntiou on Mara lI i’ut illiter-
ent ttvtn what it in here. A boy IuIn
nlng thirty ntileti here with oqnnl et“
tort could run too Inlieu there. and
lndu playing leup-trog here would jump
over trees unit houses in thin wonder.
titl planet. in Marti inhabited? No
urination in put more trequeutly nnil
none iii of more tnterent. Through the
aid ol tbut wonilertnl instrument. the
npeelroneope, we know that Morn t'OlI'
tnlns lund unit water nnil conditional
event turtiruble for the belief that it
is inltnbitul. It ltd been unuented
that we nignul Mll't-l by u uyntem ot‘
grout mlrmrn nnd reflect periodically l
my or light to them. I have autumn
ed tion We do tutti by titling un uren
at In new or more with mammoth are
lights and by n uyutem of mirrors.
Mull ll rny of light once u minute for
butt an hour; then allow it respite oi
but! an hour and eontinue the proeetui‘.
it two or' three yenrn later. utter the
Munluuolrud liud tiinu to mnrttrnet
their own try-slum. they should nignul
int. exactly duplicating our in ‘hoii. We
would bevé pretty pmltive widened
that Mom in inhabited i run inclined
to think tion the lnhubituntri ot‘ Merit.
it such there be, die of it higher order
of intelligence thnn ourlteivetl.”

The speaker referred to Mercury.
Jiltriter. the Big and Little Dipperu.
l'rtin Major unil Minor. Cynnttu. Vegu.
the nebula of .-\nilt'otnnrhe. whom»
light trurellnu til the rule or ‘itlilJitItl
tutti-n per aneoud could not roneh on in
neutral thounuuii yearn, unit oi lini-
ley'u comet. lie until the latter. it it.
turueii the mirth. might demolish 0 city
the am or New York. together with

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.E. <.

pic with whom time is
money-and that: floor

courteous service and the

while.

in the Basement Store.

long way. ‘

quality

'5 Formerly

r A;‘T.Btcwut&1Go. New

 

:A' srolur Wimlfiliéiksi'oltr
The Econom Store
In the Basement

 

 

it An aggregation of some thirty scouoos largply

devoted to the less tine grades of ready-to-wear

garments for women, children und mun. "
it Grouped on one floor because appealing to peo-

(next to the main floor) the easiest of access. 1
ll Conducted on exactly the same pleasing princi‘e
pics, with the same liberal privileges, the sonic

nation to buy, as every other floor in the Wapaf,
maker Store. And governed by the same inflexible
ruling against merchundisc that is not worth

it A great many! people a're able to find more;
ally everything they nebd. cold by Wanamaker; ‘

a most satisfactory cupply source at titties when
service and small cost are more important. than,
elegance or cxcluiivenm.

it A store that appeals to people whose income is
below the level of their intelligence and to all who
must for any treason make a little money go 31

‘J A store in which the word “cheap” is oboepbd
' In‘its original meaning of “priced below value’ -‘-
instead of as a reflection upon appearance or

11lA Wanamaker Store In eyerv way—a growing
.thined to become 8‘ ‘gmat store.

.JOHN WANAMAKER

 
 
 
 

 

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no mere plentiful than
the Basement becauée

same prohibition of solici-

And many others find it

 

to

 

”— '2‘“.

Brooch-y. Fourth In.
YOI1'1k Eighth to Tenth nu.

 

 

 

 

A

NEW CORPORATIONI.

(‘ertiiiruten ot incorporution have
been tiled in the. once of the secretary
or the state no follow:

The Empire Electrle and Munut'uo
luring Company. or Piainviile; to
nrntlut‘ueture electric. tittintuz capital
350,000: to begin billineuu with ”.500.

The Munoxit land and Live Stork
Corporation. of Wixnlstm'k: irnpitnl
800.000; to begin irnuinenu with 30.-
tlitti.

t‘erttlieutan or organizutiuu
bi'i‘n tiled nu follows:

The t‘onneetleut Shoek Abnorher
Company. or Merlden: unicorn. it. t‘.
Wilcox. president; ii. i.. newton, vire-
piimiiient «umb'treunrer. and it. (7.
tincture. murmur. ull oi Meridon.

The Etnbainlere‘ Supply Compnny,
or Woctport; ampere, 0. ll. Dollie.
preuiiieht; It‘ll. l‘kdge. vice-president;
K. A. lloige. treuunrer. unit it. it.
(ii-ha. aerrqtpry. all of Woutport. .

i’relihtln‘hry eerilflenten 0t diusolie
tion have been tiled no tollowa:

The (i. ll. .loneu Company. of Hurt»
i‘ord; the (‘urter & iiuhheli Company.
of Derby; the ihnpire tiller-trio Mun.
tum'itlt‘lllx Company. or Piuinvtlle: the
t't'yntel Luke Wot-tend Company. of
Sturtoril. ltnII tiled u preliminary and
n tliltllu'et'illlt‘nlo or diinmlniion.

bu re

 

cottiridorubio adjacent territory. but in

em oi‘ eontuui he thought the. eurili

would have far the better oi‘ it. Hit.

cloned hilt lueiuro with n bi-riutituil

‘vtow at I tnutiurn telephone, 0 manna

Inlltllll Minimum» in i‘iirin. riveted nt
cool at ”.000. 000.

Intimate Ivan eniortniued ovot
night. by In. Her-trout Mitt thin oven-
lint will deliver the nnmo lecture III
1Yuto Chilton“ ‘

”WW1“ int mt cotton nub how-
700%» Okla" minim tit

“$011M bituui 00!!
urination. i I iconic“ II no: Auk your
mm: “W

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NO OlllC'l'th To OLD LYMfi.
‘ . .. WOOL ‘

NW lIQNMN."Wb3 QWAfI chub
lltt heel-iii} natal tent in the office at
our button W hum tum min
In» amen. trim to tie pant no the
bridal of the Udhnnetieui‘ river he.

Old brittle midi Gilt Myth-colt
uni lilW‘liNd intimidation the Wilt
mmmt by the Butt! bridge (loin:

 

 

' Intuition."

 

The tiny t‘ounmny, pt Now ilrrven.
iuoi tiled Ii eertltlente ut inert-ace oi
cupitul tiltlt‘it from 326.000 to 330.000.

 

thimttttti‘tiittii unit

”0— luv-Wt-

White thinnest, may not boa till-
«one. yet It in in reality It coalition
that uracil: attenuate budorfihi noun
lettinwmr or Humour mono. unt-

ntnl it will mini
Tim remnrkublo filli'iultai’crtni tend
atrengt. hm «nth: unit

builds up the «0001
good, natural ninth
An throne 0! Min to heifer tunn- n
pound of theory. “It. hum be!
Item that the but onetime timeo-
ntrntion ot‘ the tie -

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hit
atrottier pron! the 3..
of his will in it. “He than
tit-cur who We weak.
scrawny, homey; mm
elm, mielr roomful; tile 0'! M

I a Join-W
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number in in WV 1 it in: rite
when. may" . .mm11,
cascadin- not. . ’ 1 , 1

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”‘2 no Norwutlt tutu

 

anmnxanc- PiNOCHLE emu.
Unm Tribe Now hnd- by 050 in the
TwoContectc of the tort”. ‘

(locknnoe and linens Huymnltdt‘p' 1
pinoehie teams held another lilting .
in the series of guinea lutrllkbt in .
the rooms or Cockeuoe. Tribe.- The
result when iincun. 38,000; Cooked“.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

31,440. This given lino“ .u tent on
9:30. The next contest will be held on 3“
Monthly eVening, the Hill last. The ‘
acorns ot the players follow:
Cockenut t
Rowe ind Lincoln ". . ..‘....‘... 0m
Jumps-tend. Henry 4
Mills Md, Buttery “1.! ....... 1.
Com and Munbuli .......
Malkln and Records .......... .3,9§10
You ‘l‘titl “Worden .7’:........ .7”
«w . .1 1 ..m .;
’l‘otnl ....... . ............. . .33.“.
linen. o .

Rcymdnd unit Why ,..1‘.. 7.1“
aieinntit uud umidi Wont!
Phlliiption and n. tritium... 0.0“
r. woman. not! wtattrte 03:0"
Keycer unit itettinger M10"
tluilnher unit iluii ...........:0ߢ

 

 

 

BAN lI‘BANOlflC ,
denouncing his 09min .0
ctrtct. price rip. tonic. '
turn on big pout i. ii
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