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Personal attention given to all
h prescription work.
Chairs tor our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait tor your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
chemise. regular.
Mrs. H. G. Stileszot ‘Ibast'liorwdilf.
has returned home from a. visit to At—
lantic City, New Jersey.
*Mrs. Pdltl A.‘ “shone. of East ave.
one, has been entertaining her moth,
er, Mrs. ' Martha v. Hall, of Bridge“
port.
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A business meeting at the Epworth
League of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will he held this evening at the '
church. l
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Mrs. James Holland, who underwent
an operation at the Blamfcrd Hospi-
tal, six weeks ago, has returned to her
home here.
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Captain Charles Wicke has started
in to overhaul 8. vii Ward a line knock
about. The boat has been laid up for
the winter at Millers shipyard in
South Norwalk.
Mr? and Mrs. Otto Berna, oi Osborn
avenue, have now taken up their rest-
dence in Dnnbury. Mr. Burns, having
secured a position at his trade of no
ting in that city.
Albert Berggren and Jay Petty set
about last night to walk to New York
City for the experience but after "als-
ing up' the log and general conditions,
they decided to postpone the trip.
A well imam: local oystermnn state-
d this mornihg'tiilt in his opinion the
biggest delegation of the local workers
in this business will start for the
Bridgeport oyster beds next week.
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The boat yards had their full quota
or visitors yesterday on acount oi the
plceaaant weather. Boat owners were
around looking alter their own crntt
and observing those at their friends
and prospective owners had their eyes
open ior bargains.
Who will be East Norwslit‘s ncnt
district clerk does not yet appear. At!
torney Leo Davis agreed to act for the
recent dislrlct meeting but he said his
serving would be simply for that meet
ing The district committee will up
points clerk to serve out lilo remaind-
er of the year.
The next directory of the Southern
New England Telephone (‘0. goes to
press on March [0. Anyone desiring
service must malts! application at once
in order to insure their name appear
ing in this issue.
The Dory Club will hold the iourth
and last oi the series oi dances which
are being held at Randall‘s iiali Fri-1
day night. ladliea will he admittod‘
tree to this slair. Albus ilishrow will '
render some of the latest aonga while
Harry Ambler will show some of his
science as a drummer.
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The Washington sin-ct bridge and
the probable notion oi the Wednesday ‘
night tow/u meeting has been a big
tables or-aoouvcrnation at this end oi
the town tor several days and iodg
ing irotn this ilust Norwaiit will be
well represented at the meeting. the
meeting is cacadinhiy important to the
bridge situation. ‘
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Doc Harshaii and Charley Fielding.
presldopt and secretary and treasurer
respectively. at the [pat Norwalit
Walkinn Club took advantage at the
this weather mtartiay to go on a trip.
in the afternoon they went to (launch,
a distance at about eight roiled had
back. They did not and the roads iln
usually had and root with non niiaull
incidents
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The his. new residence and surest
which it was announced last year
Vice-President Taylor. at the Burden
onions milk Company, istcadsto
erect on the ridge. with M started, soI
cording to present plans. in my.
understood that titers have been con
Isidsraliia- changes from the original
phliiil. The house is to cost about ”it.”
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cli the delegation at time oystertncn
who mama the hearth: It Whit!“ atbroad grin. liis moaning seemed so W“
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3‘ The outer- dealer was captain Dam ll.
' Decker. or broadest Torrens; Booth
1' cording to noboduicI will be held on
‘ this evening together with a ioliidca-
. in not disbanding the company but
' giving it turther recognition than
’ per will be served The members of
, tee and Chat! Wheeler, or the Fire De
taken into the church, iiarold Hall.
walks and Westport and Hang-
atuck churches are piauuloir to
[turn out in large numbers to
the iiimouthly rally ot the
i. mini, to conditions that an explana-
toih was bought. it revealed the tact.
than he til-war to will Wheat M
Vi (oil the
r M We. amend. its antivirvtidtsdmdi limit}
ton last , ”” or thumbs, two
L! ‘lmiilddi Qj- fiddler“ evdhiih, and
syll’tilitil‘ P. Hacker. at (love avenue.
Norwaik All three have returned
from the hearing.
The next scheduled meeting of the
Last NOIWEIK‘" district committee no.
the 29th of March. but on account of
the recent district meeting ot’thccotn-
mitten has considerable work‘ on hand '
in doubling the capacity at the elec
tric commissioners as voted by the dis-
trict meeting and bids will be secured
at an early date tor. the required nia-
chinery. ,
A monthly business meeting oi the
toast Nor-walk Fire Police will be held
tion over the action at the district
it
has had tor yours. The business meet-
ing will be held at 7 o'clock, following
which at about 8 o'clock a turkey sun
the East Norwallt fire district commit-
pa" Neill.
(health
are among the invited
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People who arose as early as 4
o'clock and others who were awakened
by the noise, any there was a big elec-
trical storm at that hour. There was
and abundance of thunder and light
ning and torrents oi rain. Some peo
ple say thin mllht have been the tug
,nnl for the breaking up of winter.
though there have been sew-rut very
spring like days. it is borne in mind.
however. that winter does not oincialiy
end until the list of the present month
and therciore hits two weeks more to
run.
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Especially impressive services were
held yesterday at the East Avenue Mc-
thodist Church. in the morning, the
oilice oi the Holy Communion was ob
served and three new members were
(‘oryl and Harry tilpson. The pastor.
Rev. w. W. Gillies, oiiicluicd at both
the morning and the evening services.
in the evening there was music by a
quartet computed of Miss Clara Ains
worth Mrs. Theron it Bradley and N. l
Smith Ferguson and A. F Hathaway. l
Mrs. Bradley and Mr Ferguson sang a
duet.
Charles ll Petty. oi Raymund street,
has been the guest of llouls l‘. ('lnrit,
oi Arlington, New Jersey.
The first debate oi the recently
formed itowsyton Debating club will
be will on Wednesday owning in the
Methodist Episcopal chapel,
The Epworlh leagues of the Non
Norwnlk it} 1.. union to ill' hold in the
horas salad train in cutout by the sins ‘
. . din invest iifi pithy“ W‘
' that a large slick at has "him The principal address oi the attor-
(Him a load of grain unnoticed.
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noon win triads by Booster 1‘. F.
orally. at New in)“, who is the grand
The Butt Burnt 'i‘mup (colored) or worthy vice would i of the order.
Harrison. iii in number, gave a limit
stral show. manly bandits. in the
town hall at Darieu. * l“ ‘l *
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Thomas id. Moran)“ of Dorian who,
was elected a member of the Norutou
Heights Chemical flotilla Company,
Thursday urchins. " . ,
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bliss n. H. Duisheid, who has been
spending the past two months in New
York. returned Saturday to her‘home
in Noroton iieighti’.
William Staffers. at Newton
Heights. has about iii, building into, all
feet from and 20d iect deep, staked
out on Noroton avenue.
innit?
iinrry Lee has purchased a new nu-
tomchile.
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Mud in some of the roads is nearly
little high.
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The Enoch Burr place has been val
ester! and is now for Isle.
Several pupils or the East Sausa-
tuclt school have the whooping coughl
Mn.» ale-.00...-
(leorge Baker. who has been out or
town the last few days. has' returned
home.
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Gilbert liitt and family have racy.
ed into the .ieiliiic place on com
aireui.
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A generous gift has been donated
loihe library by the Current htventa'
club.
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Deacon Hill. who has beets very ill
at his son's home in Bridgeport. is
improving.
The close «canon of tishing ior
illt‘knrai be it last melt and will con-
tinne until or April.
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Mr, and Mrs. Peter Hansen have
"it'H‘ild into the home oi James in
honey, Mrs. Hansen‘s lather.
Sewers) new members were receiv»
ed into the (‘ongrgallonal church
confession of tailb yesterday.
Miss Sarah llshoney, who was called
home trout Walliogforti by the illness
and death or her mother. has return,
Hurry Sullivan. the well known ng~
on! at the Satigalnck station, is run-
tint-d to his home in Notwnlit nith‘
gsip
“Mr .‘iiachensic is “\ng nt tilt
borne oi C. B. bulge during the lime. .m'
of members oi his family with arotlei
ichr.
(.‘llii'ord Smith oi saugsiuck. who
Wits operated on at. the ”ridguimn
hospital last wwlt ior spiwndlcilia, is
doing nicely,
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Vanderbilt Allcn who recently tools
the iiiirihuti place on Forum siren-t.
has gone in tho t‘hll'kt‘il business on
an extensive scale.
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liownytou MW). church on Friday cv»
i-nlu. March ll.
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The nest directory oi the tlouihern
New England Telephone (to. goes to
press on March ill. Anyone desiring
service must main: application at noon
in order to insure thcir nunie nppvac
ing in this issue.
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indications of the early coining oi
spring continue to multiply. I’et‘iple
living in the outskirts oi the city are
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,bringing in reports today of the first
blue birds oi the season, which are
commenting to dialli- their spinal?-
snot» Residentn oi Rownyton report
one of these merry little songuinrs in
their vicinity this morning.
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The warm days of last work titling
n noticeable let up in the number
orders (or the Stevens Oyster Com
BMW. and an a result the oyster open-
lng operations are being curtailed to
some extent. The company has ' re»
moved 'lbo old coal sheds on the prop-
erty recently acquired "out Mr. anti
idra. ilatry Pepper. in ilowsytou ave.
nut. and a decided Improvement is in
evidence in “clearing up the ldnd
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Mina Mae Bunion. of Noroton ave-
nue. was a visitor among friends in
Hillbith'il. Friday.
1“" itev. Herbert 8. Brown .of Harlem,
superintendent oi schools. was a vial-'
W it it!!! Ultimo! School Fridly.
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The lcafhera of the Congregational
sunday school will hold a meeting
followed by a social hour at the par-
sonage this evening.
hits. Boynton, wile oi the Methodist
minister. took charge of the Itpworta
league meeting at the Norwalit Metho-
dist church, last evening.
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(in Friday a Farmers” institute will
be held in lesion under the auspices
similar to that of the greens Earma
convention will be unwind.
The honing exhibition Friday night
belwnon Jimmie Kelley oi Westpori.
and George Lailimero oi southport.
was attended by a large crowd.
A special meeting at the Weapon
Firs distrillt will be held at the “we
hall, Monday evening at s o'clock.
irviug medley. who has been con-
tlusd so hit room since Member
walth a broken leg, is now able to sat
out at doors. by the aid or crutches.
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CAUIIO A FAMmd.
"What id the tension 0', the high
price of provisions?"
"Demand is greater than the sup-
”1y.“
“But why should that come on the
world so suddenly t"
"Will hm my Brother Bill went
west and struck it rich?“
"80 i have heard."
“Wail. tor the past year he has '
been getting circuit to eat tor tbs
brat time in his iiia."~lischsngs.
"Corn hag illicit a drop." exclaimed
one oil “iii idila! tarmcts. as he met
accumulation Briday morning. w th
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Maude-mite you helluva to pal is.
try? . moi-win a way. m trace it
to work splendidly as a starter when
the young *msn with aby.--lioatda
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Motor (Judy psididlpwing tribute to
the work or the onion and emphasized
the i'aot that equality in the wawba
word. The humbled! member he said,
is regarded in the lilagios just as high.
ly as the roost reached and that in
side the lodge routii Ibo member is ad
dressed by a more important tittle
than brother, this rule holding no that
tor how highly 'a man may he regard-
ed by the outside trot-id.
The setting io'r tho service was very
a pretty and as a vivid reminder of the
diluent ones were eleVeu chairs at the
front oi the stage, decorated with myr.
tie and forget-menu“. At the center
foi the stage, too. at the trout were
, eleven candies. it was a solemn
moment when these were auued out by
Worthy Conductor Charles Payne. 0'10
by one during the calling 0! the roll
by Worthy Treasurer C. A. McNamara
i who acted for Secretary John E
”Wood. As each candle was anuiied
out was heard the up at the mottled
1 bell.. Many people were deeply attesti-
- ed by the solemn scene. On the stage
were grouped the olicers and members
lot the Aerie and many city and town
‘ oiiicials.
The exercises opened with a selec-
tion by Wehrie'a orchestra. “The
Queen oi Autumn," by c. Briggs. ici-
lowing which the Q. Q. cusrtette,
composed oi F. J. Force, 0. ii. iiirst.
Curtlce noose and Julian Main, sang
the opening ode and the opening an
nounccment was made by Worthy
President David Flaberty. Worthy
Chaplain Adolph Basis recited the op-
oping prayer and the orchestra follow-
ed with another selection. aitor which
the lodge otlicers proceeded to pay the
respects according to the ritual to the
deceased members. ending with the
calling oi the roll oi the dead. in this
connection, the quarts-tie sang "The
Vacant Chair" and idles Alice (‘ahill
“Face To Face.“ accompanied by bliss
lilisabeih into.
The other speaker of the afternoon.
beside Senator Grady Was ii. it. Chan-
son, or Bridgeport. who is a prominent
member oi the order. liis address was
a Very practical one. showing how
close tbs internal orders are to the
people in times oi need. ills address
was a very appealing one. lie gate in
3 names of the inasuli'ircnt work that is
being done and one“ particularly oi
what the Eagles have done in Bridge
xmt Mr. Shannon "sprouted the no
line that the present age will he named
in illt‘ii‘ii' as the irnlcrnal age and be
I, believed. he laid. that the pioneers in
. in.» orders will be tuned close to the
throne. tie pointed out that the fra-
lt‘l‘iiili orders such as the Eagles. hare
hot-u ihr growth oi the past iorty
\‘i'iii'l
Ailt‘r lilo rendition by Hi“ “It‘ll“
\' Pooh. oi Torrington. oi "Hill 0!
ilmi. ' accompanied on the piano by A.
N l'midurlt, and "ti Divine Redeem-
or.” by .‘illla Alice t‘ahill. {lobster
tlmdy aivolm liu complimented the
Amie over the impressive occasion
nod the siugora for their lint- work and
during the course of his address said
that Notwsilt Act-in or Eagles is an
eerie which is a credit to the national
organisation. lie was listened to with
close attention. One of the points
which he dwell upon at some length
Was the worit oi the traiernal orders
in bringing about the univeral broth-
crhood oi man,
Alter the address ot Senator Grady.
isa Cool: layered with "Forever
ith the Lord." and the quartet“-
with ”land Kindly Light." The aer-
vicc cans to a close with a prayer by
the Rev. Louis ii. Howell. rector oi
Bl. Patti's Episcopal tlburch. Norwsiit.
the singing by all of "Nearer. My (loo.
'i‘o Then." and the pronouncing oi ihc
benediction by Mr. Howell.
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IIRKWilI DOUILI TRACKO.
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Contract been to lo Awarded tor
' wm Mime sham» and
“idiot“.
A dlapamb "pm New Haven says
that "the New York. New Haven and
"alumni Railroad Coptpany has swat»
tied the contract tor the double tract»
ing or the line on its barb-hire divi-
sion iroi'u Hawlcyvilie to Bathiord and
will shell ailerwird a call for osten-
siou oi the double tracking Shelton
into the lower Naugstuclt valley.
The distance from ilswisyviils to
Botsi‘ord is about sight miles and from
liotaford to tiltelton is about it mile!
and the construction of the new track
inrolavss solos very heavy grading. ea
socially between noisier-dam dhsi
tori.
"The double inciting has been
compelled by the large increase in
Misti business coining treat the
consumes Brides protein, a maid
arable, port at it bbing freight ironic
which formerly went by the New Yuri:
division.‘ lint which ihn‘ occupant:
would now be unable to handle by that
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a dirnnp dust-antes
burnntee immediate and posh
tlvser slot to all suiierers-trotn con-
situation. In every case where our
remedy fails to do this we will supply
it tree. Than a frank statement or
facts, and we want you to substantiate
them at our risk.
Resell Orderlles are a gentle clinc-
iive. dependable and sale bowel resu.
iator. strengthener and tonic. that are
eaten like candy. They do not cause
any inconvenience. grlplna or nausea
They are so pleasant to take, and work
so easily. that they may be taken by
any one at any time. They thoroughly
tone up the whole system to healthy
activity. They have a most beneficial
action upon the liver.
Resell tlrticrlics are unsurpassable
and ideal tor the use of children. old
folks and delicate persons. We cannot
we highly recommend their; to all sui-
ierers from any form of constipation
and its attendant evils. That’s why
we back our iaith in them with our
promise oi money back if they do not
give entire eatisiaction. Two sizes:
12 tablets, 10 cents and 38 tablets, 25
cents. Remember you can obtain Rex-
ali Remedies in south Nonwalit only
at our store "The Resaii Store, The
Cliiiord Pharmacy. Quittner e Canty.
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iNCORRiGiBLI.
"Your son looks so very much like
your daughter, hire. Raymond.“ said
the friend. “Are they alike in temper-
nhionl?”
“Not a bit. She’s easy to handle.
but that boy, i can't do anything with.
Why. i can't keep him at home at all.
he's continually running own)" for days
at a time!"
”i'il tell you what to do. Fill
in girl's clothes and Hi gamble
won‘t move out oi your back yard!"
"You don‘t know my boy, i tried
that scheme?"
"Surely he didn‘t appear
street in his sister‘s clothes!”
"Didn't he? lie hadn‘t been in them
ten minutes. when his sister‘s ieliow
came along and seeing him sitting in
the hammock with a boolt. invited
him out to the theatre and supper:
and he wont?" i-‘roiu Norman
lilaclt's National Monthly.
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High School Minstrels
IENEFiT OF
Norwsiit High School Athletic
Association
AT HIGH SCHOOL HALL
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
March i0 and ii
ADMiOCiON . .. . ..25 CENTS
Home HALL
IOUTH NORWALK‘I ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 7. I. 9
ANOTHER ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE
IlLL
Hooded by the lip Minstrel Act.
inducing
MlLLEii. CONWAV and BARNES
Playing an Entire Minstrel First Part
The Big Ad‘d Attraction
MR. and MR3. HARRV ELL3WORTH
The Main That Caused s Fur-ore in
New York
Mina CECELlA WICTON
MARlDN and LiLLiAN
Melanin That Captivate the Elite
WILLlAM a. BARNEO
Laugh Msnuiactursr
ERNIE and (RM!
lingers. Dancers and Acrobats
MATINEK' .. , ..s and we
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Orpheus! Stock Co.
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MONBAV. TUIQDAV. WI IIOAY
mittens AND Nice
‘A Chairman Samar
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THE PRICES
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CAR AND THE IlAi'i.“
‘i‘wo negroes were out in the woods
walking when they came to a cave.
Sam said to his companies, “You go in.
and see what's dare. and I keep
watch " While Sam was watchingd
large bear came along and started to
go iauio the cave. Bum grabbed him
by the toll and pulled with all his
might. ,
As the light was shut out. his comv
bullion said. “Sam, whitt dork tie hole?"
Then Bum replied, 'flf dis tall pull
out you find what dark do liole."F'ronl
Norman E. Mnult’a Notional Monthly.
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REDUCED TO A SCIENCE.
"Hovi do these men who guess
weight at the amusement parks co'tuo
so close to it. 9" >
“That. is easy enough. A stock
dealer by constant practice can tell
the weight at a has by looking at it."
"Yes, but the hog is stripped."
“Be is the man by the time he gets
around to the weighing lnnrhine."~
Exchange.
THE NEW DON'T WORRiES.
The dog is in the pantry.
The cat is in the latte.
The cow is loathe hammock—-
What dilierence does it make?
i joined the new Don t Worry Club
And now i hold my breath;
i'm so scared tor tear i'li worry
That i‘ in werried most. to death.
~Thc Congregationaliat.
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“There goes a man i could have
married."_abe sold softly.
"Borne men never know just. what
they missed." he replied quietly. and
she is still wondering what he meant
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Records. Graphophonss and Supplies
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increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
the Reed 8t Voiit Electrical Co.
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New Goods now in
illicit. Prices are no,
higher than lad year.
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i’iND 200 COPPER BELL8 POIN-
BLY 1.000 YEARS OLD. -
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Discovsry of a Sacred Cave. in tha
Mountains of Honduras by a
‘ New Yoritcr.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 7.-An—
drew Blaekiaton, a New York scientist
who arrived yesterday from Central
America on the liner San Jose, reports '
the discovery in the mountains or
Honduras at a sacred revel in which
he found 200 copper bells which were
made he believed, not less than 1.0M
years ago.
Blackiston visited the cave, which
is about titty miles from Pimicnto.
disinterred the bells and is taking
them to Washington. where he will
give them to the National museuln‘.
The hells range in also ircm a watch
charm to a set of chimes. Some oi
them are decorated with wire work.
Seine are cast'in tantastlc shapes and
others are beaten into races and the
tires. Among the bells was a larde-
t-eremonial copper mash inlaid with
turquoise. Near the cave he found the ‘
mine from which the copper oi the
bells were made had been taken.
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Sentinel want sdvs. pay.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Elabaimer
to North Main strait. south Not-walk.
Residence. 5 Washington “not.
Telephone at cities. ma.
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