it
, for
A HEART TQ HEART TALK
is sum to be sweet when the subject,
under discussiouin a box of our FINE
CONFECTIONS. Trike a box to some
pretty mint; and it willtput you in soft
right away.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. ‘ 61 Waahlngton 8t.
" ITKHRSMWFEK to. 1ch
T
Now Is the Time
when your area are turned on full
blast, to look to your Fire Inaumnco.
Every day you road of liroa cauabd by
over heated furnace or stbve.
Fire insurance to no reasonable you
cant mom to be without it. ,
'i'aionhone as at once, don‘t wait. or
(impetigo C curd End we will bind you
hunt latoly upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden
Tel l~.106—2
74 Waablngton CL. 00th Norwalk, ct.
Pale People, Attention l
Our Iron, Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the belt iron Tonic to give
you Rich, Red Blood.
[ill NEWS!”
EVENING summit. TELEPHONE
CAL is
92-2—Nawu Department
sze—Bulinon Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 —-Edltor’a Relldence
729-5—clty Editor'l Raaldenco
WEATHER sonncas'rffi
For Norwalk and vicinity:
ly fair tonight and Friday, IIoldor to-
night; brisk west winds. The storm
that was central in the Lake region
yesterday morning has moved oust-
ward and is now central in Maino. it
produced light snow or rain in the
eastern portion of the Lake region und
in Now England. It is l’ollowod by an
heron of high pressure with low tom-
poruturos and high wostorly winds.
Wurniugs for high winds are display-
od along the oonst. 'l‘he tomporature
is bolow zero in tho uppor Mississippi
Valley and Northern portion of tho
Luke region. Plousant weathor pre
vnils generally this morning in all soo-
tions east of the Rocky Mountains.
(lenornl—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘emperutute: Low. dd; high, SR.
Cloudy.
I
Court Nurruk. Foresters I)! America
of Norwulk, is scheduled to moot this
owning.
A mot-ting of tho Cuptuins of Top
of (lrut‘o ohurt'h will be hold this ovo.
hing at 7:30.
A lino lino of canned fish oto. t’oI
Lot" is quoted in tin .udy of A. F
Itookntunn (I: t‘ompuny. ‘ ’
Thomas (lootiwln. ol‘ Spring Hill.
Norwulk, hustukou ll position Its olork
l‘or Morolli A” (‘tII‘bIIIIL of Wall stroot.
Miss l.uollu id. Vuill. III-Elm stroI-t.
who has boon un inI'ulid for sororul
yours. is roportotl us bring in II (THE-
I'ul condition.
At the mooltng ol‘ Norwuik Ltillgt‘, it.
P. I). r). last night. live prI'IpIIIIttlons
ntetnborship wore rooolrod. und
routino httslnosu transacted.
Worthy Patron t‘hurlos lI‘. Mills.
who has been quite ill for some. limo.
nus uble to ho out ill tho meeting of
tiphlr Chapter. t)r‘IleI of tho lantern
Slut, last night
(‘ourt (‘oIiIo. Daughters of lauhol,
will moot this owning III tho rooms of
tlto (YutholiI- Hill) in Wost. uvonnu.
wbou furthor details for tho big bull
and onrd party to be bold l-Zastor Mon-
day will be disouusod.
Tho lCIIIlonvor (ilrrlo, of tho King's
linugbtots hold a r'ogulut “tooling IIIs-
itltlii) IIttoInoon with hits \\ lIo
l.Iut of South ()shorn ItIIonuo East
Norwulit. The next mootiug IIiiI ho
bold III the homo oi" MI'H. t‘, H. Muofur-
land. of Buyvlow li\’l'llllt~, l-‘obruury ‘Jtl.
A number of Norwalk pooplo will no
to thml’ot‘d this ovoulniz to listen to
tho hutIIIIrous olttltnlh on “little." oom-
pot-.otl by Plot. A. S. tilbstm. of Nor-
wnik. 'l‘lII- ufTulr wilt ho hold in tho
Stamford Congregational (‘burIIlL bits.
tllbson. Mina ()liro Gray and llornro
H. ilutI-h will take purl.
Joseph (1. Humor, lortnorlt' of tho
«toll of the NorWIIllt ilour tie into»
graph IIporntor. Is in Norwuik Ioduy
IIrI-olittu old frlondtt. 'l‘houxh .loo ht
now loI'IIlI-Il Iti Raleigh, North i‘IIro-
iiIIII. Norwulk bus qullo nu Itttrnotlon
for ltlm. nnd Olit‘t- in u whllo ill' qukos
II trip north iIIIIt to son “whul'u
Iioltt'." .Ioo lit up nil-round good follow
and ho gotta lhI- wurtnont woiIIIImI-
wlton ho contort to Nurwulk
The many (III-mitt of hit inoltwood.
n wollltnowu Notwnlk boy. will ho
plouItI-Il to loam of bin uItIcoau us It
traveling anloamttu. Mr. Ilit‘kwmitl
now truvulu for n largo oonoorn which
ntunufurturnu for I the rough, and
has an hitI territory nil New England.
Sunday he won in! nbury. and on
Monday ntnrtod for nine tor a nov-
IItIul wooks‘ huttlnotta trip, Iru Is on
ttxpert unlontnnn and trnvoia under II
Ettotl IIlzoIi salary. .3.
A good many Norwnlkortt have re-
cently boon Inn-rented in tho articlen
In tho ntotrnpolllnn papers rognrdlntt
the part tho Klein brI there have taken
In tho roront ohn‘rtrea and dlamluaul of
Mrs. Stetson from the ranks of the
Christian HIItonthtta. 130th Manuel and
(marina Kloln have been nrdonl. Imp»
porters of the deposed Scientist. and
(Ibarlon.,tttoin. it. In stated, hurt devoted
no little of the money received In
royalties from his playtt townrdn the
Christian Science cause. Both claim
that Mrs. Blatant: has been mlatraated
and misquuied.
Canary Seed. IIIIII Gravel. Bird
Manna, Bird Bitters.
Cattle Fish.
[vomiting mount-y for Cm oi
lint:
'IINDEIIson's
Launch Works
Boat Frames not up and ready to
p.1ank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen. .
OysterflhehPothorwnlk
A. J. Hand 81‘ Company
ElElllllllll ENGINEERS lllll
Bfllllllll‘lillls
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a Theatre Building, South. Nor»
walk. Conn. Phone 423
‘Nt‘n’v goiiiIE"IBF"ifiEIRiki‘thfihmno
store. See adv.
()tto Rice has been ill at his home in
llnrbor urenuo, Norwulk.
Road about tho “Morit” shoo for
mon in the nth. of M. Lory.
Motorntan Burgodulo. of tho local
trolley lino, hurt boon enjoying II Vii-
cntlon of tour or five duyu.
The furniture sule III F. A. hiitIIhI-ll's
will soon close You will find just :I
tow rotnlndors in tho IIIlII. IlI-ttI-r road
it.
Courllund \‘un llurIIn IiolI-utoIl K.
W. hltIIIsliI-ld III, lIllliuI'IlII )t‘hli‘l‘tllly :If-
tornoou III ”to Norwnih Ilult by tho
sooro of lit to. I112.
The auditing I-quIIIittoI- of it. i. i...
of Norwulk. will Iuoot this I-IIIIIIIIIII III
the Not‘wuik llotol when the booku
will ho gone over itt proput'ullou for
tho noxt Invoting of tho t'nion Sunday.
'I‘ho card tournunII-nt botwoon mouIv
bors or Norwullt Knights of t‘olumbus
and lllborniuns, which was postponI-Il
from lust owning hoouuso of Ash
“Hathaway. will be continued this or»
onion. . I
Another Interesting evangelistic sor-
vloo was hold luat owning at tho Nor
“‘I'llli Methodist church. ’l‘ho pustor.
llov. Mr. Torrey. ouch oroulng xlros
an informal talk which proved tutor»
eating and uplifting.
W. in liluIIIIor. of Norwullt. last
night toolt ovor the oil busiuosa «It
[won ll. Cannon :IuIi today Mr. lllus
rot- in in full control, Mr t‘nunou will
probably go to liouror shortly I‘IIr lllh
health, whoro. ut‘tI-I‘ nix ill‘ right.
month‘s stuy ho will mt to Now \‘orlt
utitto to livo. Ills malty ft'iouds in tho
Norwullts IIlslI him spovtly
III hoitlilt.
l'i‘t'lH t‘l‘)‘
thshitthiott tiltilptor, ltoyul Al'l'll
Masons. ot‘ Norwulk, wus honotod luut
oronlug by u I'iult trout Stuto lliglt
i’riost Charles A. Furuhnm. of t‘ol
llllfit‘llli', Couuootlout, ’l‘hlu was hit.
unnuul visit uud ho Ilollvorod II IIpooIIlI
to tho locul masons I-otupllInI-utlnu
tlIoIII on lholn oon-llont standing unII
prourI-sn during tho your. and t‘quut‘~
lining them to ittt‘tltor IIfYorfs. At llll‘
olouo u huffot lunoh wuu norrI-d by (hi:
tIIror i-iurt'lo A. Smith und u soolnl
tluII- oIIJoyI-Il. 'l‘ho Murk Murdor'a III-
groan quI oonforrotl upon i-iuporlnlouti
IIont III-onto ('Itfl'l't‘y. 'l‘horo wua u fIIiI'
utlIItttltIttoo.
.—
PHl BETA KAPPA ASPIRANTS.
mow IIAVIIN.’ Fob. I0.~~»"No III.»
bnuob of IIIovoruoIItI, uo oxtruordlunry
lnuuto iitin'l‘H hotwoon tho I-ttru In ro-
nttlrotl by an usplrnnt for PM lioln
Kuppu." nnya tho Yalo linily New» to;
day. roforrlnn to tho olootlon that hold
of tblrly own from the class III Iittt
to tho Yule Chapter of tho Iionorury
i-lltzh Slund Society. "indlvlduul ous
on nnnually testify to thin obvloun
fact." continued the Now. "For In a
mac lasting two yearn. moiooritlos IIIIII
tower by the more force or oonalntout
offort. of utilizing odd moments. and
of adhering to n syntumutlc routine."
LARGEST A‘SORTM INT OF
Valentines
Valentine Post Cards
From to to $5.00
At COLEMAN’S
KIWI ITORI
to North Main Ct. Math Nam-lit
Ia wnanmuran CT.
.« .t CWA. mumm
Ismail and ”min. mu
F. H. BAXTER. Drucgist‘
til the roblna neat again.
any rag collection of
. broken size: in in the
facts
KnickerbOckora). reduced to 39c.
:4 So. Main St,
So. Norwalk.
r
=
93..
7'5;
-<:
E .
:5
‘4
rousers Sale
A universal need that It felt along toward the and o’ tenant
is grouse". One good new pair holpa the old coatmvtd- -veat out on
Thus our half yearly ulo tlta a genuine
need at the critical time—good trouser. at btg reductions.
ytcw odd: and ends-«Ivory line showing
a In. A big variety In a complete range of
Moi fancy caulmorea and choice war-ted: in exqulllte stripe ef-
A good chance for the boys—~75c and $1. 00 Straight Pants (no
TWO STORES:
a..-
HE SOUTH NORWALK ,hVENING SENTINEL‘ ‘
W%._ WWW ,_,_,
.aw
lllllll Ill Will SlilEEl.
WALL STREET. 10:10 u.m m.—~Pricna
of stocks started upwards with a
broad and uotlvo demand throuhgout
the Hat. The gains extended to a unb-
atantlul fraction for most of the ac.
tlvo upooulutivo ntocka. Republic
Stool shown a gain of 2%. National
per 1%. Wabash pl’d. W. and Central
Leather a point. Wells-Fargo sold at
an advance of it points.
, WALL STREET, 11 a. m.»—-A alight:
rouotlon wan soon overcome. the aton-
dIII'Il railroad stocka rebounding to
their bout. figures at the opening.
But not
ulzeu. while It number of industrlnlu sold
. . wolt above the level. Nntlonul Lead
Blg Reduétlons got up 3 points, Allis-Chalmers pfd.
$200 TROUSERS A , $148 2%, Pullman ‘2, Amoricau Locomotive
. ..................... re 09W» - W. and Reading Union Pacific pid‘
2. . ...... . ' ' "
:43: TRLOZIEEOREOOPSERS ------------- A: am: 33: Amalgamated (‘oppor and some others
5450 and $5.00 TROUSERS ......... Are now. 3333 ‘l. The demand subsided at tho ad-
$6.00 and $6.50 TROUSERS .......... Are now, $4.48 \‘nuco.
Good~look|ng work Trousers of solid-wearing tabrtcs; beau- LONDON. 'fob- "'-“"T"" d"““"°”‘
of tho Bunk of England at. tholr weok.
l_r IIII-oting todur reduced the mini-
mum rule of discount front 3% to it
per cont. This notion wan taken in
\‘lt'W of tho rapid full in open market
discount rates since tho beginning of
tho woolt. and tho plentiful supply of
Inonoy. u grout deal of which is un-
pluooultlt'.
MERLIN. Pop. 10. I'l‘ho rntI- III Ills-
count of tho lmporlnl think of (tor-I
muuy was l'i'tllll‘t‘ll from i l‘.’ to -t por
I-ont. toduy
w
PRIESTS AWAlT ACTION OF ROME
Masonic Building, Appointment of Bishop Io.- Dloeeae or
Nomam. Hartford is Hoped for SOOn.
Ror. .l. ti. Murray. (‘lltlllN'llltl‘ of tho
Diocese of Hartford. said yesiot‘tiay
ultot'uoon that tho oilioials of tho ditt-
ln lunorttnoo
___ «H .. III-so ill‘t' III-I in whott
liiehop ’I‘iI-rnoy'a suooossor will he
named. although they oxport I’lll up
poiutntont soon on tho ground thttt, in
Lead iii“. U. 8. Rubber and Utah Cop- .
LC
See out $100
Wool and Rib
Underwear
At 69c
IN QUE WINDOW
Irma new .7 .
.mmt... «Luau—”mm. .... ..
"Itt, 3', "
ABK SilllS
Reduced from the sale
price. Now.
$7.89and $9.89
OVEE’ICOATS
At Great Reductions
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
Success 15 Not Merely “Getting There"-—-It's
Getting There Cleanly.
l'I'o norer sold one Ilollur's worth at grain that. I would not buy
lIItI-h ut prior sold. it prorod IInuntisfuI-torywso it don’t pay to offer
tit
my II‘IIIlo u line of grain that will in any way ill'tttlttt' a duration. Y0“
IIIIII‘t buy a purer. I-lounor. Inot‘o M'I'nly Inlilod food than "iionnio" W
lion-Io. (.‘nttlo and Poultry Food « Home Ground. i’rlcoa? it you pay M
loss t‘th‘R‘hl?l‘t"-I*y(ili got lose. IN
\A'
Quality First, Last and All the Time. "I
Preprletor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
.It
OF F'OSITE HOTEL. JACKSON’S STUDIO. NORWALK. CONN.
.1... my. ”a... .. u... .-- ...-_....... .. .. _, w-...m ... M... .. M... ............-..._....L
in your new home use hot water or steam heat.
and gives more satisfactory results.
It is cheaper to run
Speciiy an
t'l
Ibo Ironorul t'lilll'tlt'
l’t'osa. utul that tho :Ippolntoo got the
ltl'\\i~’ this
re
huto not Int rout'hmi him.
mad
or things. over)
It must bring it nouror
'l‘iIo rI-oont .IIppoiIttIIIout of a bishop
for tho liloros‘o of lturllntuon hm: boon
tutu-II us an indication in some Ituur-
Ieru that tho I‘utIuIII'y
in thin Ilium-so
liI Minn rooolro attention. but iI‘uthIIr
ut'rtty sultl lllill lltoro nro \'ut’tillt‘lt‘R
1W uwultltltz notion in ltoxno tltut
III‘I‘ (‘l‘t‘th'tl ltofm‘t‘ lilo tlt‘ttih of Ritali-
I Tlvl’tlt‘i‘. III littttt. tho
and. whilo
, bishop of ilurllntgou, whose plnIgo has
3333:: 11:33: 52:: just. boon filled. Illod allor itishop
Bonnie Poultry Feed ’ Tim-nor. tot Iii IIIIII sonso it ““56 of
ilounlo Stork Feed , lnnut-r standing lit: tho bishop of
ilottttlo Scratohltu Food . liutltnutou sumo tltnI- below his dI-ath
. , .3 lIIIIi ilSkt'tE to ho I-Ivllot'od lllltl iltsbop
Bonnie Little (.hlt‘lt Ferd 5 'l‘iot'nt‘r lilitl I'otoIl upon u soooosmtr to
”090mm.”me him.
l-‘uthor Mill‘iti)‘ hold in I-otIInII-nllng
“T ‘ ... W '” ”Tm -..... H T “0 -_... --.. on tho l't'l‘t‘lll uppIIiIItIIII-nt In tho
ilurltnxlott lEEUI‘I‘Np that it Wm: InurltoIl
Photographs at JaCkson S Studio by one unusual qgrttrrottoo and that
Iran that news of t o uppointtuont wus
that gtIIvn out by tho Aseot~tzttoti
\\.‘l}' just n wot-k hrfoto ho
III~iIod a (’itblt' Inonsuuo from ltotuo
IIIIIIIIII‘IIII: it. The (\fllt‘ltll IIIII'IIIIII-nts
TROLLEY VICTIMS lMPROVED.
l'l'l"l‘ril“liIIlID. Muss. Pro to»-
IlI-nt on thI‘ul’iltsllold Stt‘oot itutl~
ut Dalton. yt-stonluy, who woro
All .
IhI- pormma inlrumt in tho trolley IIII
BIG DISCOUNTS
STILL CONTINUE
Now Is Your Time to Make 3 Profit-
able lnveétment
(SOLD CHAIRS. regularly $3.25.. ........................... at $2.75
(.itild) ('llAlllS. regularly 87.00 ............................. at $5.50
(till I) Flt. \MiI‘l) MIRRORS. lhxltl Iegulutl) $10. :10 ........... at $7. 98
Si-‘C'iltth.’ At. HOUKI‘ASR. rotgnlurly $1800 .................. at $1350
til .tlt’iltfiitl’li OAK il.\'l RACK . rogulatly $25.00 .......... at $18.50
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER NORWALK, CONN.
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 40-3.
YARD TEL. 46- 2.
‘fi'.
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
brought to tin. ilIIusII III” Merry Hospi-
ttIl hoto abowod ituprorotuout in their
condition Ind.“ one; it tIiIzlrt oi good
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Ill
ARGAND BOILER Co. .
The
SOUTH NORWALK CONN. "
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
is
It! It Rt‘t‘it'tt lltnl httu oI-t'ttrtt'tl "It tho
IIIIII'
llri tum-Id IIIIIIIIIII-Iuhlo pt‘ott‘stb‘ to bo
lll‘llltl from :Ill Hitlt‘fi In this soI-tlott.
Imp 'l‘ho lll‘t‘lllt‘lli which was oIIo
-i‘l|iltl within tlII- past tow routs.
it
oypoI-tod thul llil‘ :IIIliotI ItIhI-tt lust
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every descriptiolh.
Snub Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two sizes.
One, two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
ttlxltl in tho bourtl Ill itlllt‘l'lllt‘ll wltI'tI
Weak Fish. .
Smelt, . .
Pike, . .
Shad. .
Rockaway Long Clams,
TELEPHONE l08.
LOBSTERS
Small Herring, not dressed, 4 lbs., 250
Flat Fish, not dressed,
Greenport Oytitrrs tsolid meats). .
Blues, Siscoes. Steak Cod, White Fish. Salmon. Finnan lladdies.
Halibut; Sea and New Redford Escaliops; Round
and Long Clams. opened or in shell.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
llil'\ Iotod to I-loso two btuIIIIh litIIIs
Ill tho I‘oIIIpIItII' \llli ho followed quloit-
|.I
:Iutltotitlos.
b) illlil't‘ IiI‘IIs‘tII- mousutm III stuto
lI‘luI- oonII-IIIIIIIIII III l.tInI~’II.
ll(E\.
SI‘II
" 15....."w;‘“...;;;..;.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
iii North Main direct. South Norwalk.
Residence. 0 Washington Strut.
Talonhono at once. 336-2.
Telephone at noun, 093.
NORWALK
Savings Society
mconponxrsn 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Pratt.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Punt.
3 lbs., 25c
. . |2c lb.
. lb and 20c lb.
l6c lb.
I I 12c lb.
. . 40c qt.
50c qt.
FREE DELEVERY.J§~
no NORTH MAIN STREET
Gold Medal “Flour,” I... 87c
Extra. portion. .................... 5 lbs I'rnnon ................... 200 105
Sltlntly Fresh ICIIIIII. pI-r don .....39¢ llrloIi l’onohoa. por lb, ........... 100
ii lbs. Sultana Rnisinn ............ 256 20 ()rnngou for ...... . ....... 26!: no“. , “Mm.“ nocmmttt .
3 lhu. Muttuntol Itululns .......... 25o at onna Pumpkin ........... ...25c opened in January Indi-
it pktttt. Hooded ttatIItmI ...... 26¢ a lba. I'IIIIIIIII salmon ...... 25a filth“ William NO"
2 lbs. 'l‘nbie ltulalus ............. 25a 0 runs Surdlnoa .. ............ .156 ' 3.“: recent hard
United Grocery C0
Frui'lt A. Elia. lacy I Tron.
.. --mm¢.n-VWMW W .W... L. .. .
times taunth the value
of no account with a
strong bank, and in
spite of the high cost of
llvl x. more people are
_.... “My . .. ...»....... .... .......
Advertise Your Wants to The Sentinel
' ' PHONE 143‘ any us than ever be-
, torn.
M... --..,M.R.LW Have you an account.
‘ with tut?
South Norwaik
Trust. Co.
4% on SAVINOC
"Lincoln"
cl tilt at
‘ the annular chart. and in also por-
Asphult Fabric Roofing.
warranted.
Sheathing and Bullders‘ Paper.
Ilalr Insulating and Deatenlng Papers.
@llP XillSPltll
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUT‘TER. a pound ........................ 350
SUGAR SUGAR SUGAR
25 pound: BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for ......................... 01.30
I9 pound. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for .................. . ...... $1.00
FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR"
AdP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ...........................
AdP FANCV PATENT FLOUR, 1&4 1-2 lb. Back ........................ “800
The Great AI&P Tea Comp any
124 WAsHmoTth s'r.. soot-H NORWALK.
TEL. NO. 909.
Dollvorlel 8:3tli II. III. and 2:30 p. m.
FREE DELIVERY
aTI Li'ok‘rrI‘NdrtGUR£81?” ' "-
Trottcymen Not to Discuss Demands
Friday Morning.
NEW HAVEN iI‘olI. l0 ~li Ituttlslnt-
I~Il. that night tlutt IIIoInlIoI-II oil tho
ootntnltiotI roptonontlnx the ttollcr
linen controlled by tho t‘ottnottlont
I‘otnpnny in thin sortion had not yet
completed III llnrtford their wort of
unthetlng tho ttnuron which the do
IIlro to how In hand when they Iuake
their forthcoming IiI-Itnutid upoul tho
company for It betterment of want oon
IlltloIIII but that tho matter will tho III
uuoh shape that It will be prouthntod
very shortlI
A Iinnlnl was liltlllt‘ last evening of
the ntntntnent in an ni'tornoon paper
that the local dologutea to the tint tlcrIi
conference will make u report oi this
at the regular meeting of the tr
nton III Union Hall, tomorrow morn-
lng. at, 2 o‘clock. It. was hinted that
tho mutter now before the linttfnrd
contem‘riho had panned beyond tht coir.
nlaanco of local organizations, inns
much as tho organiantlonn hnvt ni-
randy voted to attatain the delegates In
their notion on the wage demand:
NATURALiZATlggB. CLERK ON THE
Attorney Michael .I. Flanagan
was appointed naturalization
I
....~.....,....e.-. WWI-1. mam-“u...
III-y (‘ltI‘l‘Lt began his duties yesterday.
lie was in rooolpt of many congratula-
liona some ol’ them coming as {In tut
lI“ lotldu.
BOYS SENT SNOW IALL INTO
TRAIN ,,
BRUNSWICK ALP, Folt.10.—-Iltwatt
not a landslide nor a fragment {rout
Ilalioy‘ I; comet that struck ndodomttu '
tire of a Maine Central hummer
IIIIIII hole. that night but for a low I.
moments the engineer and ilrnm’lh
weto puzzled to account for what. hit.
them. It developed that tWO boys in“
pushed a ball of snow; IIVe tact “ in
dlumotor down a high embankment
just an the locomotive was pauint.
'I‘ho moat muss damaged the cab and
knocked Fireman L. St, Smith from Iii '
soul. and sent him sprawling among
the coal He was not injured. ,
The boys appeared in court todfly. .
MW
CHAS. A. GOODWIN AT COURT.
HOUIE. .
Among the dlatlnguitlh’oll vialtofb till
the county cotnt house, in mid
yesterday was Chariot A. Goodwin:
Hartford the much talked of Rapid)
can nominee for governor at an
election He called on aharllf H0
and they had a pirm'mttI Illicit
along the “non of comiugtovuntfl It! on -
political world. The attorlttwu vary
much elated over the visit. ' . ‘
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