1 lot In Ies'oun Metal new up
too B ttbn $3M $2.98
Shoes at ..... . ..
Gun Metal new
. I 1 lot “We“. $2.98
plain toe Button
33.50 Shoes at. ..
‘ 1 lot Ladios' Gun Metal new tip
toe. Luce $3.50 ,-
Shoos nt ........ $2.98
1‘] lot Ludtes’ 'l‘nn Hutton. new
‘53.}. plain toe $350 $ 8
hottrtl of “It?“ M """" 2.9
l)r.
tignte the importnnetand
sptt‘tinn to the. ltottlth oi nIII
ity, IInd its Iolzttion to the donut,
nwnl oi’ our educational system.
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(Continued on Fifth Page.)
IIIIIIIIISSIIIIIIIIS SIIII
WIIRIIIIlIl IN IIIIIBIIIII
Trying to Make White Street a Little
Dryer. but Find It Dillicult
Tho ronnty commissioners were in
session ngnih Saturday in llnnhnry to
hour the rust oi the midenoe in the
wholes-tile rentonhtrances against home
(It the saloons [poem on Whitt- utI-I-ot
Truce) nudes Ton Moe new tip
III iIt town
tommlssioners nnttrlpnto in he
unto clenn up the list today which
has he I edited down to a little owr
hair It dozen 'i‘he relntloltrnntu ob-
ject to the contlnttunce of the plans
picked out, on the grounds that there
are already too many snloons in the
lot-(Ility. it wlil llt‘ some time lit-tore
tho (ItilllllllHHlOTlt‘l‘it giro their (incision
in tho t'nsos,
8EDDIID STORY DDRDLAR
DADDIIT RY DIIAIIFFEDR
Knocked Unconscious witII Cranlt
Handle Alter a Lively Encounter
___....... .._-
S'I‘AAII’ORI). Poll, 7 "I‘llflt tin- noc-
tIIId story lInI'IIInI' who I‘lllt"l‘t'tl the
honor of W. tl. Pierre oi i‘Jtt Grow
stint-t, while the tnmlly won or dinner.
on tho owning. oi Dot-vnItn-I- ti. tittitt.
tum tn-r-n (‘illillil‘t‘tl tit I’lllflllt‘ltl, Moon,
in tho holit't' oi the police Intro.
A hurglnr woo counltt thorn. utter II
ntirrlug t'hnso and innate with u rotor-
tul t-lInuti'r-ur. 't‘hnrlitlily owning. in
his I‘Iossonsion won It unitennt- mark»
t’tl with Mr. l’iert‘e'o ‘ nunIo. Snrh It
Post- wan utolon hora. CIIIIII‘ ot’ Pollr‘o
lirt'unnn lott i'or i’IttIIlold, thin tlitil‘ll‘
ion. to look into lilo (lino.
.iI-Ivolry ot Mru, l’leruo vuiuotl ins
triusionliy III IIIIwnrdu or “.000 was
uttilt‘n Itt'l't‘. Tlli‘ iInrglur got III through
It window on tho nor-tum utnry, IIIId ho
onnrntod whilo Mr. and Mr». i’lI-roI-
Wore IIt dlnntrr.’ litI left It window on
on. and the drought that entered
" through it ind to the discovery or tin-
hurninry within It Ithort limo. 'l‘hr hurt
Itinr didn't Inivo much of u utIII-t on
the potion hut he won olowr onongh
to got. away from town tint'npturoti.
The information received hon- from
I’ittuilold is to tho ofioot tiIItt. the
I-ltnnltonr snw tho hnrnlnr lowing the
honor or tile employer, nod tollownd
him. The hIII-Irlor rIth, hut the chant-
t‘ottr overtook him. unit utter II itontio
knocked him unnonIIoiotuI with an Iron
rrnnk-imndlo.
DERERAL ERDDT
ELEDTED PRESIDENT
Contirni itIquI-ll li‘rout tum been
elected president of Ynlo Alumni All
evolution or h‘ttlrnoid County. The on
until dinner or the association will in
hold in University Cttih. Bridgeport.
Friday evening. at which General
Pruitt will preside. Judge .Ienks. or
the Appotinte Division or the Sitpremo
Court. oi New York. and Judge (Inger.
of the Bupmnu Court. or Connecticut.
nil Deon Jones. the new dean of Yule
. Ellen, “will be among the ”Inshore.
$2. 98'
‘shou'wi hi9 lII‘tIrrI-u \‘t'l') vlvurly
H II zrmON
TOL WI
lmonn tuition...
122 Water St.
lfiillol Show Sunbyo. ltoiwrt l" ltnrwxy
.lIIIIIes iioury (Hinton. Mm ldn M tith-
son.
EDITDR DR" TALKS DR
Advises More Concentrated and Less
Miscellaneous Reading
in addition to tho helpful Iiittit‘nt‘v
tintl ultlth is given try in AlutiIIlnuti
the Bond i._\ lIIt-nln: innit: ill!‘ I: iii-int.-
the lilo tho IoIIIuIIInitI during. this
ulnltI it ro'lnmlinhlo number (It etul
pent I'slsltor. I'IOIIOIII) llltllv sot-h
men from various pnrtn ot the t-oun‘
tr_\- ill't' \‘Iuilinn ”to tilt 'his. \rinr'u'
than in tiny prnylons your. This in
II good thin; inustnnt‘h :Is it no-
IInninliIIg, illt‘fil‘ Illt‘ll with our I-IIIIIIIIII
Hill.
In
tho variety of tin spoukvro hy tiring-
ing in an editor, who Intro some Ii-
lllill‘litiltl)‘ nood ntlvlov to ho tullowwl
by ”W f'l‘lllllltlil Implv.
'l'hv IIIIvI-Itot; it‘l'nnk t‘lIuIIiII" ltrny.
of ('Iiatlllllltltilt. Now Yttrlt, IIIIcit'r tho
ItIIIIjoot oi" "Itt-Ittlynintto Thirtitinft.“
thnt
wry i:l‘lli‘i'.lll)'. without Z‘l‘tilIZIIIK It.
IhIII‘ :Iilow tillii‘l'h‘ to do their thinking
for them
’l‘htry it(‘t't'[_ll :Is gnupot truth the role
Vill‘llHlili! IlIIit illln no liltlt‘ll tIi‘ lllt’ tutti:-
nzinvu. They ndopt I’Il‘ thinking III
tho Inewspnpvru. Itllhotinit niInII titnmt
it in Iillltit‘tl.villtil on Mr. lira). III-I lurwi,
nought illltl hold for.
in n \'t‘i‘)‘ illttIniIIIItiIIg \t'nt ho
Itllmi'ml how ltlllv lli‘tlllll’ rontly tltltI‘I:
lIII' ilIt-IIIsolvou. lie thou lil‘tli't‘t‘tlt‘tl to
often l-lilllli' correctlvou. Ho iliIYIht'tI
more ooIIroIItIIItotl. and lvnn IIIium-iinu-
iUllti reutilnn. HI- IIuvo rup tIt tho Stut-
tltty llt‘Wt-lllllptll‘ii. 'i'ho i|lltli‘l't5ti wnu
IItIoIII In; dintlnt'tiI-II no any tltnt intro
Iit‘t‘ii Itivon hy the visiting npouhoru.
Mir r the nddrosn tho uptuiltrr \Vnu
ronduI-tod to the reception room try
John H. Light, Whi’l‘t' n innit: number
of tho IINIIIII- l't‘ll-lilfli‘ll III IIittko IIItt
pornonnl iit‘qtlitllilallt‘t‘.
’i‘hr IIIIIIIiI'IIl proIIt'nnI, nu ununl. wtw
\‘ory nttrnt'tlvo 'l‘ht- Itnhjet't for III-xi
Snotlnt Within? will he, "Public Parks
tor the People, rind l’lti)‘ Grounds to:
the tflIiltiIt-II." to lll' il‘i‘iltml by Dr.
Mnetnrhutd. who lttlii illiltlt‘ n low
ntotiy nntl invoutlgnttrm or “HP“ multi-
r-iIIIIi movements.
mmm W...“
sourIMIoIIIIIut
ctuutun. nuns
Joseph R. ToylorIand it. E. mwnt
Win in Two Clue A Gum“.
Two very intumtlug some» were
played in the South Norwnlk (’flnh
pool tournament: Saturday night. to the
platinum ot a large attendance. Judge
Joseph it. 'l‘nylor. lit), defeated Luther
M. Wright. 100. by. the more of III) to
iii. it. til. newut, 100, tlei'etitod ilth-
urd lInwntleII. lit). by the more or 100
to ‘m.
The game: tonight will he hotwoun
George L. Woodward, lit] and George
it). Sartntn. 90. Close A. and l). w. Roy.
month 00, and ill. it). Miller. Iii, (lines (I.
The heat run in tho mun“ tililu tar
who threw. outdo by Luther M. Wright.
Lust evoninn tho instilnit- I’ltltll‘tl lot
i the "nonunion & Son Co.
, l. ..
Mil-ts .IIIInroII with”
linu Mny King, Thomas ..—-1.-‘*
Autumn. Miss Alice II. I‘m-II, MIMI"
I yo. I Order oi Notice
Pom H l-‘erriIII
l ‘ smit- or (‘ouuemh III Ig‘nitiield t‘ountI
m Superior t'otII‘t iltt ltritluopott
.iptiunry 28. A. [1. thin
“9' lllprm the (‘ttllllilullil oi the said .ieu-
i Pr
I'"'““l'-“ ‘ ill tho Itwtlorny oi the Hull
I
l
I
i
Knapp-g iorIIn-I' mayors oi‘ Huston, rIIr
GREAT REDUCTION
.‘L‘adies’ lint Coats, Rain Coats. Fur sets; Chum Coats,
Cloth Court. Shirts. Waitils. Miltine‘ry and
rounding and nun Catlin. tromm. ..............£........ot.oo up
Kimono: and Cornet Covers
83 South iii-in Oh, Io. Not-wells.
TH I T£NTH SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
,Men’ s and Buys’ Suits,
' Overcoats, Etc.
IS NOW GOING ON AT
D: GOTTLIEB’S
11 NORTH MAIN It. "so. NORWALK
Are You Alive?
[1' you me, why don‘t you live right
and hove some contiort when you nun
go to the 1‘ animal Hotel nnd have first-
otuss rooms with Noam hoot. gas and
electric lights. hot. and cold water
iIuthu.
NIGHT UP
$2.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEST STOCKED CAFE
TOWN
CENTRAL HOTEL
J. o L. moon. an.‘
BAIL! iN BOTH ITOREB.
GOOD MRY ROOM. FOR 506 PER
IN
Cor. name a. cue-tun“: so. Tot 151-3
SALE
linden
259, up
llOhl'."0DIfitboOoopl‘It'llI
m 'Iitn’ln fut..- Iumford. j
Int tut IIII IIIII
‘ II nouns
(Continued from First Page.)
I...“
pie have danced and 'enioyed them
uetveu. \
Although tho cluno oi '10 gave the
dance for 'l2. they included the ment-
‘tiers of '11 in their invitatioIIu,_ so
the three upper classes were Talll'e‘
nented and no they include II number
of unusually pretty‘flrlstho (tonne
would hove tit-en n success own with-
not them.
The clash rotors of Igreon and utilize
predominated in the hull. whore “lilltl”
hung on the curved utulrcaoo ugulnut
n tIut'itIIround or evergreens and -ynl~
low-rotten with the ethos mitt-wot, it
Japanese uIInntoi named “Aqntdo.” on
tlII-nnod on It green nnd yellow ottsh
ion below it, The dining room din»
IIIIIyed t‘oitogo and school pennants
and rolorII in a mom tmpnrllztt Innu-
uer. 'l‘ht- hoot position for the music
nun always been II problem at iliiloido.
where all the rooms are used for dnno
tux. Plat-inn It in this room tut-It III-en
lnu met the difficulty moot Ituocoaoi‘ui
IIIIIIIIIIII‘
LI. Au noninfthe IItIIdio IIrId lIIiIor-
utory were transformed into moot ln-i
\‘Itlllfl “done." with lllflfllfl‘h oi‘ cnrnto
tionn everywhere. and. us usnnt. wr-ro
‘ .losnio I.. Forriit i
i-‘vIIiII pray in; for reason» thoro-
h it!
READY'RDE T"|"K'NGI i“‘tI ill‘ not roIth. {m
i. It dlItIrce; "
1;. ‘iustody of minor child und 3. oil
tony nnu pending lIt‘toIv thin court.
In.
WWI l‘noudny In Nowtniwl "409
Ind (U .IIIIII-IIIIIIII to and twlun found in
lr‘vrrio the unit!
H” udnnt. is :Ittsont lIuIII thin ninth
in t"‘tItIIl illiii l’ttl‘t')‘ I‘
«too to until»: unituoun IIIIII tint
IIII though.“ KIH'II nu tI-tntitvtl it) with
thy “on”, m llt‘lt lllllilt Imuit‘tl
tinli our nth" units tot II iIIIlIIt-I onto
it
ho illt‘lllltfi‘u
Muyorvt-tett l‘itxttt .
ouiln. Miss Pruttveonn Wendell, (\I
nrrirnd nnd Wt'rt‘ ohm ,nutntnt Ill‘ ntmn "luflmm MM ("W MN I" WW Np“ t‘uunnn, with ”w ‘tx‘wmm, m»
‘3‘ M" l‘ttzuI-I'nltl, m" “'th “mph“ V'Il‘t‘t’l hile satin “III" Louise Wood Mrs William i-‘itIIIIt-rnltl. oi‘ Norwuik.
CHM ""hm‘" Knowlton ”I ”I" 5‘" l ""4 ”hm ., ,mhmmwm "m, m“ .llltl .ltItIII Airtimth. of New York list
lift-2m- t‘ItIII't, Itt't. lt‘nlltrt' l.t‘li .l I'lvnit town to dim: iIIIIlt IIIIIII Allen M“ " “W“‘I’NM “ml” me' N“ 5"
IIIIII I‘t-nnols iilltl "thorn oust-Initlod III
the nrmory upstnils I
(In tho Idutiorm in tho main hall.
tho tnmnlwrs oi iht‘ two Ivtty room-it
took their plows nIId t‘ILI t‘lvrlt John
T. i‘I'it-sl i‘ltllt‘il llIv' toil “all: r lint
IttntyIII. who. on Iu'ilItII torIIIlmt". Inw-
oitlttl our the t‘fltllli‘ll, lit'l'lililiu'tl his
first duty by IIIIIuIiIItinn .I i‘ilillllilllt't'
to inform tho IIItIIoI' t'It‘t‘l that ”to oil;
(‘onnril IllitI rout-uncut illllI um “Joint.
to tw Itworn in. (‘in Mtlbhtillx't'r ii-i
wnrd Loury llll‘l‘l‘li‘tl tho I‘tilllllilllt't‘ to
tho nIIIyor-otw-I. who won thou t'tit‘titl
t‘tl III the pluttortn with tlII gnu-sin
Rev. Father ttnnpm- ”IM‘fll'il
l
tilt
' I III ‘M- ii .' ' ' ‘
rownmnivs with IIruyI-r. 'I‘ho llllillt‘lli'i lh q H r \tnlql “i ‘" \ntnnlh, “
, t,‘ II 1‘ l . I I . ~
lhvtI Brow Mill Clllt'l Illllillt‘i‘ KIIIle , q I "n ‘ I H ”J” H
M‘w Rilt'llt‘llt‘. [III iltnt IIIIIltI'I. it ill“
ton ndtnintstorrd tho oath nt mitt-I- tI
Mr/‘lt‘ltztiI-rnlti, who. in turn IItlIIIlnlIt
trrvd tho outit to i'ilt‘h ill the nine
lliitllilli’lit oi Illi' citI t'onnvit, it
Among the “up“... W... MPIWNW, .. ‘ . litll‘t'i'HHlIII and he Illnn‘ll in t Floris iyx.
Willlnm ll. tl‘t‘ounrtl. "mm" thliuu» troll tot tho noxt limit :IIvIvtitIIt III Slillll‘ in: oor'uhiod now ti)" tho Atlt .thnth)‘ 0i
thitntn lutwronrt», “r the l'lhittt'otml “I?" W WW” "n 1m 4| l I" IIIIII'iwt. hi the oornor of Wall Ii' iwrt'uyo
dim-one oi hltittunehuut-ttn, tlishol. ummfimiu “we“... “my. I i II ll toI- ntl‘t‘t'lh, tutor to Main titre I ho hold
MIIIIIIIIIII. of tho Methodist t’liilt‘Cll. ' I ' ' J . ”W ”W" t‘onnootiont ”MN. I ‘ thoreh
former ilovornnru John I. Iittlt-n unti ”w “PM-mm" MW ”WW“ " "Ni Wit” “m‘i‘l Mill "Nil"? ‘0 ”It" no “It!"
Curtis tiIIiIIi. .IIL, IIIIII tho muym‘u III
nowt‘nl Mtluurtt'huoottn villi-s.
After" the I'ltort‘luott MIII‘III' It‘ltntitu
tIlIi hold (I rocuptlou in his utilrt- in
our hull. LtIII-r in Illt! tiny itv ulti’t‘
ii tilnnor In the city t‘tilllll‘ll.
(.
[I
'I
.. the
tint; been returned thou-Io on tho
and now
~It thnt notion of tho
\oitumt had It oonI'I rs...
uIIh tIiIn yosteidni.
FDR TRESTLE DVER Kn.
IDRDTDR RIVER I;
Standard Selectmen lirorirr I’rtiiinn
I‘nllI-Ii llll' XIII'IIIIIII liitt't‘.
IIIIII- III. run illl‘t‘i’l (Into the vortII-I oi
.\lniII and
pi roll.
solvrtntwn in Honolulu .IIIIIIIII ”Will It.
lion nlIinti
‘ litlmllt
roll it“ the hurt opot‘lnl town Intuition.
tiw
very popular
(In the dune» curds. designed by n
Inotnher or tin» vision. the seal or the
M‘litlill in inwnder tthe nehooi (‘tJItIi‘i
was hold in rlhhonu of green and
molar Thu ghouls inrludetl n lltiillltt‘l‘
of visitors irom Now York and mum»
out collagen.
welt roIIN'tIt-Ittod,tr
Tho t‘t‘t‘olylnu 'Imrty worn; Miss
lirontltinxt-r, who Wow (I dress of whito
int-e with on Immenno hunch or hrtrimr
tnnltl l'tIM‘R; Miss liot‘othi Wheeler It.
i tililk '(‘i't‘iit' und hits» Furry. the honor
.II‘y member of the vines, in unto hiue
Among tho other» present were All.“
r Anon iiipoon. in Ithniutnt (iron or pain
piolt nntln. Mios‘linnt. poneh I-olort-ti
l'
'Id “hit“ Inuit
lIIHIIWh
troop satin,
lino lion
\II “N l I
tllll
W“-
Yule rapt-«tally ‘ '10an .l.
.._«W.««.»—A»
IIIIIs III IIIIIIII
Mrs. Betsy WWooo. ”
Mrs ltetsy Weed. widow of the late
Andrew .1. Weed. dtotl MOIHJIU‘ nitoI-
uron III II on o‘clock, oi the home ot'.
her tlnunhtor. Mrs. Henry Johnson, ot‘
White Oak Shade. Airs. Wood was in
her IIlnI'ty-llrui your anti Wan one 01'
the oldest Immune to New Canaan.
For urn-rut yours past her health hnd
bm'n hoot", itotn tho nflt‘r‘lu of n HOVOI‘t‘
tntl Sht- wait highly resin-riot] and
well known in this vicinity. ’i‘wo
tlunhhtors. Mrs Henry Johnson and
Mrs, t‘lurluun Johnson, II! New Cannon.
and It son. John A. Wood. of Bridge-
IIIIrI,
IIIoIIImtII-I toes. The funeral services
were hold at the home of Mr. rind Mrs.
Henry Johnson. in White (hilt Shinto,
Thorotiot afternoon tit 12 o'nlnI-k. Rev.
iiuwnt’d Hoyt. iI.lI., oltit‘intinit.
Thomas McGrath.
'l'huntns Motimlh. nuod (Iii. illl‘tl 'nt
his home in Forest utrw’t. New tfun‘
nun. thduy morning. :Iitt-I IIII liluI-un
of n few wrrks, ’l‘ht- tIIIIoI'tIl was held
in SI Alouius' t‘lturrh.‘ 't‘huI‘r-tlny
morning. and interment followed iil St.
Marys ('etIn'tory. Norwutit. The tie-
rottuml is survived tIy Ii with and
involve- children, oil or whom reside in
t t) it Al. wltlt‘li lil‘llt'l iilli‘lltlt‘il tho
i‘IIIIoI'nl In H hurl)
.—
Jouph Hubbard.
.luwph itohhurrl, who this twon ill
tor some time, «lied this morning at
to 20 n‘t'torit nt'tttu homo. in New
ion
to
on Trolley Company's I‘lcliall
III tho hunt of tin t-xthnelnn at tho
toll: \ hawks III-Ion tlit‘ iIIIiI- 'ill‘t'l’llll
trolley rm.»
III
A petition tins lIt'Isll pronontvd III tlII m
tin-II 'lIr Norott‘au Itltt-I IIIIItlII‘ III illt
h,» twenty-tun tinnitoul
unions: whom lil'i‘ proIIIlIwn'
mun~ thnt they inuort in Hit
It)
tilnt‘tw}
t'tI
oiit‘n to not upon tht' following: Thai
IItilIIInIi I‘lllllllillttiltlllt'lt; tw- to
no
lill‘i‘il to author-lav tho t'onnooth‘ot
of
and "X
Inns
In“
truth
for Roy Futhor Rush .m, MW," pump“
til. iturrio
Now littl't‘ll, hurt from i
ootorod upon htn wurit no \
(It'I‘tIIIIItiIIn ho {IIIIIIule "III-boo.
Ito started llluntou und Enn-
Crun-
IItillhv Tlror uII IIIIIW‘
WIIII Hti‘t‘t‘t.
durtu tho luminous.
:I Innmhnr of tho Knight! of t‘ogttn
Street tin with tortytlIrI-o years 0!
Km and is soniwt’i hy It widow null
gun the latter tiring in l'hiindI-l
' “N "lie won well-known in town.
.itorn horn.
(“MTV the Knot),
Iit‘!'ll II tIIIIIiiItII
At one time i
For tl\‘|‘l' ’i‘lII- fun‘
Iiiernoon nt
.‘linry'n t'hurrh, .\‘I | Edward
his doutlt.
who!
in
is known no the n ltoIttL
Wnll Rll‘i‘i‘l.
rd building, on In! second it
whoro IIIII IttItI no“
He was it
plain of Mono Hose oomhuny,
Ii the Anviont (Inter or iiiho “I“ ."
Notwutit
also It number of gruntlrhildron'
nlttl tor some-
trom ht. Into roul-
2:30
with)“; in
nos. 3 ond 5 GAZETTEIBUILDING, NORWALK, court;
The“: Fit of the ‘ New 3
Goods e HereforYourlnspeélion
Plain Pongees in all the new shadings, are very
attractive, as is the price, 39¢ per yard.
Look in the east window for some of those » fancy
Silk Tissues. for Scerfing, 27 inches wide, 39c per yard.
New Patterns in Wash hoods are arriving daily
of which a more detailed description will appear in
this space next week
.I‘
pring" Dress
Charge Accounts
', Opened
Charge Accounts
Opened
H. Kriegertit Co.
I 29-31 West Washington Street
The Leading Outfitters for Men, Women
and Children in TheNorwalks
PAYMENTS.
this sale.
~ ATTEND 5n
Laél and Final Closing
Out Sale
.4)...
Wearing Apparel
Open a CHARGE ACCOUNT and
settle your bill in EASY WEEKLY
The stock mus‘tflgo. Price and prof-
its to us is of little consequence during
IItIIIII IIIIIIIAIII Mill .
"WHEAT." DEAD
l.t,INl)ON. FOIL 7.«~i‘rot, Martin
Iiitt‘nhnt'x. tho S‘wudish ltt‘It‘illIiiI, who.
on being tit'i‘i‘iiiwl In London hurt tnii,
charged with complicity III Invorni
tInInh outrugos in Bworltm. horatur
temporarily inunne. hut wnu Inter rum
mitten for extradition to Sweden. dind
Ittnidruiy in ilrixtnn .iuli today. The
tuition of his death in oillt‘lttliy hitrlh-
uteri to npoploxy.
Two gontou Wet-o played Saturday
night in the pool tournament or the
South Not-walk Fire Pollen. George
Moot, too, defeated John H. Sheldon.
to. by n more or lot) to ill. and John
DINO, Iiti. defeated Harry Dean. 80. by
the more of 85 to tilt. The next trip
to Dorian has been pollination until
Wednesday evening, when the inter
romputy pool tournament with Millie
Hook and matter turd Engine Oom-
Iunty will he returned. The Darla-nit”
now have it lead or 34 points.
“ tinmpnnr to moutrurt :I Ir-uttiv l'tt'rotiu
tho Noroton river on tho unhihorty,
IIIIIII oi‘ the Noroton tin-r lII'tIlIItI, lot
llttI IIutltInIzt- oi oilu‘tt'lr i‘tii'ii.
"Hotho time Into. the i‘lliilillllillmli‘l‘i'
tutored IwI'IIIiIIIIion to outrun tho trot»
toy lino new“ the tuition ilii‘i't‘liy rou-
tu-rtinu mnntt'orti nnIl tIIIrlrvII with n
dlrrnt line, on the ground that the
hriduo wnu not wide enough. and that
the t‘ohhttotimt would pinto dunnerotnt
"'i‘hp IIr-toctmen are in tnvor ot widl
onto; the bridge. thorohy giving the
petitioner“ tho rent ottlort or their
petition, hut ohiort to n trestle whit-h
“until. in their opinion. prove IimIItor-
Into to our one following the mill
road trntxito."
m
Again at the NianlIt Methodist
(ihurrh yesterday. t It one It ‘iIIrIto
attendance at Punt 'lorrey‘a Bible
class. These meeting! are hocotnih‘t
or liliiiiiilll interim and the numbers
iuylttoutlunce increase alien melt. ’l‘ho
motor given It dotnilod Inenount of the
tendon. llinntrntlng it with mutating
i‘tiiliiti'ltfl Into pummel rominiuooneeu.
I‘Itntitnl iii‘l’Vli‘i'R will ho hold tomo
row morning III liztlti from St. Mort."
ohtIrrh IIntl tntormont will tnito piano
in iii. litIII-y'u cemetery, The members
nt liintriol Division No. l. A. i). ll.. will
nttund lllu uorvlooo in n hotly.
I it“ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
«soon cIIIIIItIII
’i‘iIo ountrnot. for tho new Itttngurinn
itetormt-d Church was mounted today
in tin.- Vitono Contriruntion Company.
of Stamford. which will romInont-o
work thin week. ground helng broke-n
Wetlnotuiuy or ’l‘httrntlny.
The building will he locntnd onpo
hill! the present ohm-ch III Imiuntou
avenue. 'i‘ho motorist will be of mi
limit, with toned brick in trout. and
the aroltttnctttrni denim will no iii“
trurttve. The church will he «still
tent. with It either? in the rear. organ
and all other updmlute improvements.
The plum. were drawn hy Arohltott
Ferris ii. Morehnutte, of south Non
will.
it
I
upon lot:
Iriiiciio“
‘MW
or the I-ntnuntlunurrtuuo ot it dntmin
tor of Rev. Frank Sonilold. former tuto-
tor or the Norwutit Methodhtt Church.
Minn Hominid WI] on ottnrtlvo girl of
twenty and run away and worried n
tuttn inst twine her one. ilor tothor.
Rev. Mr. flotihold. is now pastor of a
turn church in honor New York.
.—
Cll‘l Benson. and. timber: or (3an
t'llliib, proprietor of the imperial
Ate. Booth hio llli. ho'u returned to‘
Iuth Ntll'VIIlIt from Brooklyn, when
.8chsnh In to take at position with
uncut in the tumor (intuition so
in Mun shaggy-III
goo
ooh-uh “will upon
W
nouholdur Ito Itrtiot melatonin
I I shun‘t give you anything. You
hi of tune.
not (condominium-wilful.
{MIT Tilt
It gent:
has been loomed io‘r iovot‘hi your-rm
rll .
it ‘ow it. to. air. Thoro‘u some of
tinfoil» Intent others. “It
whom - oh.
’4
W
at you oil". not.
i
. which _
H. Krieger &Co.
29-31 West Washington, Street
Tempting
Values
can be round here for u ‘_
short time longer, III Btu-tug
\c‘ goods will soon he hare.
tantra. .. . humor were some
utnrs.....itihht wore/”0.90
All ovuitoonra. . . . . mono
That were flu.“ to 820 00.
All nine.
Norwalk Chronicler