Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1910-04-21

news has int
and alien. He knows
, 1m will often pro’
, d trons rid ltlthlislisvs

proposition is to purchase a
five more hhrsepomr. it has been re-

..-“ ...

of harmony a
members oflt ..
‘ tor of the new machinery. and this will

gathering tonight.

Get your nuts wimp
Fill d at the

B It is. Pharmacy
313:ng aid efficient lorries at

Personal 1
prescription
Chairs for}

‘tteption vs to all
work. ‘1 p

Lear trolley patrons.
Come in as “wall. for your car.

BRIDGE PHARMACY

J. PARKER. Managu-

A delegation of sixteen members
of the Loyal Workers' Society. headed
by the president. Mrs. Oscar Partriick.

participated at the investigation of
the Bridgeport society. in a union
meeting. Addresses were made by the
Rev. L. F. Reynolds. the Rev. 1. M.
Blanchard. the Rev. J. W. Davis and
the Rev. Mr. Wilson.
W

—Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowls. cause chronic constipation.
'Doun's Reglliots operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them,

illiliiiiil ~

Oliver Olsen.
has secured a‘
Hancock Life ll

.q
The Rev. W.

. weekly prayer i
the rust Avenue

of Van Zandt street

lsurance Company.

neetia
Metho ist Church.

Mrs. T. S. Gllover, who has been scr
iously ill with‘the grip for the
thch weeks. is now improving nicely

“yrs—a.—

The St. James Circle is holding a
tampon at the home of

meeting this at
Mr. and Mrs. ill. N. Taylor.
avenue.

.._.___...._
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Help arc haviili.r
Sillllllltil‘

an addition built on their
residence. localicti just abovc thc Nor-
walk Country Club.

——ti---‘——-———- .

Frank W. Roberts. who is connected
with the Sealslllp Oyster System, in-
corporatod. set: out today on a busi-
ness trip to Spiringflcld. Mass.

“ii—rm.“—

Contractor Hierbcrl V. Carr. of East
Norwaik. began work yesterday on a
new residence for Warren P. Smith,
Jr.. of Union street. South Norwaik.

Miss Edith lBee. of East Norwalk.
has returned home. after a short
visit with Miss Mabel
Grassy i’lain sirect.—i)anbury News.

who is connected with O. K. Scoliold's
grocery store at. the corner of Main
and Catherine .stre‘cts, Norwslk. The
new house is to be loomed in Center
avclluc. Norwaik.

Clifford Craw. of Van Zandt strcet.
who intends toctlibarh in thc auto
business ill Nciv Canaan. has rcsigncd
his position with the Lockwood‘Mauu-
factoring Cotilpany. of South Norwaik.

(‘aptaiu Carl \Vickc. has placcd S. M.
Ward's wast liiliockitlitilll Miriam ill
commission for thc scason. 'i‘llc. Miriv
out has been ill Captain Miller's ship.
yard in South lNorwall? since last fall.

-—a——‘—

'l‘hc bridge repairs will not wall tile
new bridge and Iirldgetondcr .iohll
(‘oic has foulld this out. This morning
it was ncccssal'y for hlin to act ready
to replace a plank or two ill the road
way.

'l‘hc (folltliry Watcrproofing Cont
pally. of Scuv‘icw arcuuc. has about
('Olli|il(‘ff'tl the roofing of thc ncw unr-
agc of tho Norwnlk Consolidated Auto
lliohiic Company. in t‘onncclicut urc-
lluc, near the Somali. armory.

At the Adrcnt Christian Church.
Sunday evening. thc pastor. ilcv. LC.»
ter i‘. Rcynolds. will delircr tln- third
of his scrmouls ill a spcciai scrics on
”Night Scenes From The llihlc.” 'i‘bc
serics is a very interesting tillt'.

«i—-——-—-———-

'l‘hc new holiso to bo kit‘llivtl on lhc
propcrty south of thc rcsldcncc oi
John J. Walsh, and on which work has
just been started. is for Miss Anna
Murphy, of Nllirwnlk. 'i‘ho ilozisv will
be '..'i x lit; and two slorics in hciulll.

.4». a“. ._._..

'i‘ltc thrcc liulsto-li stilooucr Higgtllll.

position with the John

W. Gillies will lead the
this evening at

last

09 Core

Lntllrop. of

The itowayton Yacht. Club held a
routiuc meeting last night. and dis-
cussed plans for the coming season.

it is undcrstood that Earl Stevens
intends to shortly build a house on his
rccclltly acquired property on' McKlll~
Icy strcot.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E..Casc, of
East Norwalk. have moved their
household clients to their summer
cottagc ill llowayton avenue.

-»~’Special. Will call at

homes of
ladies wishing massage.

it. Scalzi.

Mrs. Annic ll. llaklir. of Hartford.
forlllcrly of South Norwulk. has bccn
a guest. at. the rcsidonce of Mrs. Al-
vah ll. ’l‘uthlll. at Hickory liluft‘.

tleorge Minor and family will
change their place of rcsidenco today
from James is}. Stcvcus' house in l’ctl~
noycl‘ stroci to the housc at, the cor-
ncr of Rownyton n‘y't-‘illlt? and McKin-V
icy strcct, owned by Mrs. Allllic Rus-
coe.

nutter of

ported from time to time that the best
one not exist among the
hp committee on the lust-

‘ probably be one incentive tor a large

went. to Bridgeport last evening" audq

‘ work was nominated
were served .by the hostess.

M... . . . _,.. _

stuck.

we:

d ford at Saul;
houses of E. '1‘. Bedford.

meets at Derby this week.

turned to his work at Bprlngflileld.

The Sunday eveninmm
Congregational churc ,

congregations

of the Old liens and Young Chick's
club of Norwaik, at her home yester-
day afternoon.

Miss Gertrude Prellsscr entertained

ill Cliff street. Norwaik. Saturday ev-
ening in honor of her 22nd birthday.

.—

lt is reported that Stiles Judson, of
Bridgeport. counsel for the town

tie with the owners of the bath houses
which were taken down last year at
Compo llcach by the selectmkon. 'l‘he
.Norwulk people were given an alloted
time to remove the buildings. after fail-
ing to do this, the sclectmcu by order

suit for damages followod.

DANTE'S GHQ§T.

Blacksmith Who Used Room Once Oc-
cupied by Poht His 1 Thrilling
Experience.

llcccnt occlirrcpccs ill the house in
F‘lorcnct- whcrc tllc poci Duntc was
borll probably will makc other poo-
plc iil lhc more pol-saic walks of llfc
chary of taking up thcir abode undcr
molt; which have formerly allcllcl'cd
cclcbraicd iit‘l‘estiilti. or at least will
main: ilit'ill vt-ry careful what tradc

momi‘ homes, says the Kansas City
Star. The one trndc most to ho avoid-
cd in such circumstances appears to
he that of blacksmith. judging front
_thc unct‘nufortabic. not to say painful,

inc. in thinlc‘u' house. wllosc shop
Ollt'o fornlcd tbc bcdrnonl of tho pocl.

lililiiil tuition

fall this “Toll getting ready for their
annual hall. I

W
A carryall load of the members of
Lincoln (.‘oullcll. Junior 0. ii. A, M..
of Dill'iell. ami their friends. wont to
Stamford Tuesday evening ulld uticnd-
ed the. dance given in thc t‘asino ill
that place by lilulne Council.

i
The next round in the pillochlc tour-

lor i). ii. A. ill.. of lhlricn. and lilnino
Council. of Stamford, will he piayedi
'l‘ucsday droning, Thc liaricll phlycrui

games to their cl'ddit to
their opponcnts.

it won

i
i
a. hard tiluc in ”illicit yestcrdny with;
a horsc which ho had hircd at Oscari
ii. lhlllks‘ stable in Noi'wuik to drive

liarit-n. Nililt‘lt‘lll)‘ and without appar-
ent cause. thc horsc bccnlnl- corcreth
with luthcr and perspiration drippctl‘
from him. tic was taken into Audrcw
'l‘uyior's stubic and pluccd ill a lioxi
stall. .\ir. t’ctcrson diagnosed the cusp :
as colic and trcated him accordingly:
’l‘hc lllitttcr was also rcporlcd to Nor-i

wait. and u vctcrlnury sumo-lion was
ticsputcllt‘d as soon its possiblc.
'i'ilc iirc Sunday cvclll‘ilg at tho.

Ironic of Mr. and Mrs. ilarry Wham-yd
‘in .\iupic awnuc. liaricll, was llit'i
canon of it rhasc by lilt.‘ Stamford dc-
pal'tmcni. as wcll as that of liarlcn. onl
account of tuisittltcn directions. A l)ai‘~
tcn young lnun ntntca that tho sweet?
voiccd young woman iii “iv telephoned
cxclmnac in Stamford. whcrc the
alarm was first pitch. tliul'icn docs
licr it'lt'iilllllllllg through illc Stamford
cxchangc) declares that the pct-sou
who phoncd ill said thc lire was at the

Whitllcy ilnnsc in Maple l'i‘llllt'. Now
it huppmls thcrc is a Whitllcy family
ill Mania awnuc, Stamford. as “'4'” as
ill Manic uvelluc. liuricu. ’l‘ile tcic
phonc opcriltor thought Maple avcnue.
Stamford was mount, and thc alarm
this wcnt In. The gentleman naulcdi
\t’hilucylu Mapic urcltuc. l-ttutnt‘ord.‘
was considerably surprised to discovcr
a party of tirelncn around his home. i
lip said iu- didn‘t know anything about
fire and the iirylnon spent some tlmc
around tin» nciahlulrhood in an unsuc-
ccnnftil effort to locate thc supported

iii-c. ‘
, titans

.iohu Warren has iaunchoti hill lioliiiti
limit for thc sciiaon.

of Portland, Mllliit‘. has afﬂict in lilt-
harbor with a carpo oi pltip lot ”it' Hi.
tii'nrnc Pulp and Paper t‘.unpau.\. of
Norwnlk. 'l‘hi- rt-nscl was lnwctl up llit‘
i\i’lirliiil‘ this liiornltn: by tilc ill:.‘. Addit-

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'l‘llc futicrnll of Mrs. .‘iiur'tl .lcnniuas,
who dicd ’l‘uctillny at Pound llldac. was
held ycstt‘rtlaiy nftcrnuon from the row
ldcncc of hcr brother. Stcphcu H. Nu-
phey. at iii Ol Dom avenue. The Rev.
ii. ii. Carport er. pastor of tin- South
Nnrwalit Baptist Church. ofilciatcd and
interment. followed in Norwaik lclno-
it'i‘y .

Althottith this is not. particularly in-
voritbiu weather for lnosquilou, the lil-
scctu have made their proscncc known.
Hovoi'itl waits found yesterday ill
his drug itore by James l'ar-
ltcr. proprlcllilr of tho lilridac Phar-

l-iilnou liradley. of lr‘alrfluid. llliti boon

has just had.

licsidcs most luystcrious noiscs

The Dal-loll flrclllcn have tllcir hands Will?" WW“ ““0"“ all 0"" ”it? honst‘. ‘ cd tilc station platform and was arm-t

sutilcicutly disquieting to all good

[Fiorcntincs and uncanny carrying-on

by his impimncnts, which acquired the
uncomfortablc habit of rising from
wherc they had bt-cu laid and placing
tlnuusclvcs safcly out of reach. calls.
his soulc vol-y cxpliclt rcmur its by
thc blacksmith and his attcndauts, ihc

lmoat alarming luanifcstntlion of tho“
lll't‘ﬁt‘lli‘t‘ M it ghostly "hm“. tlilltli“ “’1‘ \\t‘l't' dilycll l0 liw All ‘l‘lt'illl ntilliilasd

sclf felt literally the other day. A his

bench and dealt tho blacksmith

hcavy blow on tho llcnd. he says.
Aftcr a tow days of exciting

t‘]ll~

now iluvc a line icnd. thcrc being lu' sodas of which thc above arc a ii‘“ .:--...l yin-puns who wt-n- nailing
by li‘xunlplcs ,thc inhabitants of thc lnmsc mm. id .1“. ”up“... “nip...“ him My}.

had had cnouah, and llli‘ two seeing?”uhmmmn

.\ir 'llonwycit spout thc luru'llimt
at tho ninbassy, lllnt'hitlk
”low with \ll‘ lhlcon and scrotal of
iln- i‘crincr prv-sldctlt's fricuds. inclttd~
ill: tli'nclnl lirugcrn, Malqllis latstty

tunls of thc blacksmith. who arc bcv

i). .l. McCarthy. a Norwalk man, had ‘ llcvcd to ho powerful liil‘iiilliliﬁ 0“" quicii)‘

the innocent cause of thcsc phcuoluc
lltt. tlccidt-tl in hold a scnnt‘t‘ Thaw
thorforo slllntnoncd two othcr mod-

to Stamford and back. Aftcr rcllclling‘iiiliii‘ “lid 5*“ “0W“ ‘” (““mw" ”i" iii» a grandson of (‘u‘llt'l‘lll l.afaycttc.

wishcs of the spirit. which wit.» cri
dcutly as much disturbcd as thcm-
solves. 'l‘hc‘splrlt ohligillgly complicit
with tllcir wishes. and on being autu-
mollctl ill the usual way l‘cycaictl liltii
self as tho Khl ‘t of ihc pot-t liunic
and handed out to ”win a piccc of
parchnlcut corcrcd with writing.

"WlCKEO" MURPHY BOUND OVER.

Held in 3300 Ball for the Higher Court
for Theft of Overcoats.

.iatucs .‘durpby. thc well-known .\'or-

lwulk cburactcr iwltcl‘ known its “Wick-

cd" Murphy, who was brought to Nor
walk from Stamford. wherc he had
bccn arrcslcd for intoxication, restor-
dity by Special ()illccr .lah'ls t-l. Mur-
ray, was ill the town court lit'ftii‘t"
.iudcc i-Idward .\i. l 'hwootl. this morn
ing. Ho this charm: with stealing two
tivcl'cotttp from t‘harics it ilawxilurst.
of \\'cst Main street. a wwk ago last
Sunday, and 'ploulcd guilty to thy
charm». lie was bound over to
superior court undcr Stititi bends. LII
calm to coun- up the accontl.'i‘ti y
in May.

This is Murphy's tcnth or twelfth
oilvllac. lie was convicted at least
twice bctorn for thcft. once iii 1006
and anothcr tilnc ill inns. and he will
be ucnt to atalc‘a prison without a
doubt, any llltltw who arc familiar with
tho casc.

FAINTIO lN HOVT'O THEATRE.

as...

Miss Mercer-t Still lProduced a Thrill-

er Not on the Program.
'i‘ht-rn was it dramatic llltlc incident
at lloyi'a Theatre. last night. not down
on the program.

Just after the clear of the next to
the last act of "A Gambler‘s i-lwoct»
thﬁ (‘ltstlc

heart.“ being played by

refreshments

Thomas Mullins is erecting a has
‘ pisr‘at the residence of Phillip Barr

Twenty men hare arrived in the
Farm; and are to work on the new

Mrs.,Charles Taylor will address
the United Missionary society. which

William Ii. mason. who has been
visiting relatives in the Farms, has re-

eetings of the
which are in
charge of the young people, draw large

Mrs. White entertaimd the members

a large party of friends at her home

of
Westport. has advised the town to not

. I
of the town cleaned the beach and a

tllcy pursuc when inhabiting such fir.

i
cxpcrlcilccs which the smith now ll\'-’

inacy. Mr. i’airlter bottled up Oiii'» HiKiCi‘
inch. which tins
today . l

law...—
A youna soil of

been removal .

hue and how u street. Permission to

this was granted by the health officer.
the various recommendations of the

viewed with interest

Mr. and M rs. Charles
Thompson. hi it entirely recovered from
, i very slight attack of tit-atrial fever
and the quad iltlna restrictions have
The faintly moved yes-
terday from the corner of Osborn ave-

n l‘tiifi‘lll. uncut ltl town.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mills. of liar-
icu. was in town, l-iuntllty.

iiev. Mr. Macksnslc is spending part
of his vacation out of town.

Q... a

Miss Carrie Bradley has been cuter
taming out of town relatives.

l‘

w- M

Mrs. Fred 1.. Mills has been enter-

iatter having been‘carricd out. taintng friends front Springfield. Muss.

Tonight isdlstrlct meeting night and
district meetings in East Norwaik ass ‘ have been the guests of relatIVes in
“rarely withi at interest. in cause. Weston.
dashes it. is expected there Will he s'
large ntteudi tree. The session will be'

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose iiuributt,

w.-

William Patric. Jr., will have charge

held at the :ii‘ltch school at 8 o‘clock of the pavilion at (tempo heat-h 'this'

and will he lor the purpose of considt slimmer.
oping rest-iii ins a vat:1 by the last

m.” fresh candies.” weather prophet. predicts more trtiu- A. ﬂaw-11:10. 1:10, Gilli. 10:”. John H. Kn!" unrest summon
ilifit‘ililll; to Jilttfttfltiilt' a an horsepower Mrs. Lloyd N sh entertained in. "We do generally.” replied the fairlhle. and says: "he prepared for quite lliil. Josiah it. w 4. Wallace snip
motor and am ltliuwat generator. "winners urine at Aanes' Guild ill llci'lunh-gmiy. "‘t‘llnsc artist have t'hhlt'.adisttiriisitco from the slid to the shin; P. nth-dim. 1:31 8:114:11. 0:10. (”Miami John H. Lint
this annulment-mains is that the home yesterday. After the afternoon‘s from an old bateh."-l.dppiuctilt's. pvsrioty.“ x mm. the; new { nu it. Mm ,.

t-lquarc l-itocit company. Miss Marion-ct
t-ltill. of Marshall street. who occupied
, a scat. ill the orchestra. was taken and-
denly ill and fainted.

A young man who was .Wlfll bar
and Frank nutter. outplayed at tho
lht‘itll‘t‘. oitrried her out into the lobby.
where Ithc might act. more froth air.
A flurry call was also sold Dr. H.
w. Allen, who responded a trusted
the young woman. itllss Still revived
considerably. but it was considered
. treat to take her home in a carriage.

There was no excitement. in
theatre on scetmnt of the incident.

OUT OF PRAOTiCI.

are hard slid stale." [rewind s ans
tower at the candy counter.

the

"Those kisses you sold me yesterday

ll!
thought you claimed to keep only

Sillll's
liliili llilil PARIS

American Citizen Accordsti All
the Honors of a Reigning
sovereign

PARIS, April 21,—N'l‘llt‘t'nlorte Roost»-
velt. ovarcatdent of the Ulillt‘tl States,
entered. Paris at half past sevcn
o'clock this morning. llnd was received
with all the honors of a rcigning sov-
ereign traveling incognito.

A cordon of troops surrounded the
railway station and hold back the llllllv

iitlldc. which ill spitc of the 'curiy
hour. had congregated. At the station
formally to Wt‘lt'Olllt‘ Mr. Roosevelt

wore in addition to American Alphas
sailor (won and thc others of the
stall f lhc embassy. M. .itisscrand.
li‘rcnch ambassador ut \\’:lshinittotl.

who came from America cspcciaily to
bc prescnt during Mr. Roosevelt's
‘vislt; Commandant llcllnt. personal
.aldc to i-‘rosidont lt‘alicrics; A. Mol»
lard, ltllrodllccr of the diplomatic
_corps. rcprosctitim: Forciltn Minisicr
iPllll‘lllill: M. ”lllli'll. rcprnacntllllz
,i‘rcmicr lirinud; .\i t'arou. prnshicni
of the Municipal t'mlncii; Concrul
' lll‘lllltll‘t“ chlcf of tho licncral Staff of
the French Army; 31 l‘cpinc. prcicct
lof police. and a nunlbcr of other no
itsblos. including litlruu ’l‘uhahlrn, who
iiilllilitillml to bc ill l'aris. on route for
; lluly,

' (‘olcncl Rtioscvt-ll illillifltl'i'tl to ho
l'zrcatly touched by tho c‘haratccr of
.his rccoplion, [mailingmlloftilc car
‘rwintiow as the train came to it stainl-
isiill. ho called in Mr. llama: “llcllo.
Bull'“ A lnolncnl lap-r ho had reach-

itn: M. Jusscralui and othcr friends My
iusirely.

in tllril each of tilt rcprcscntatlvcs
of tho gm-crnmcnt aid the municipal-
l'uy cktcndcd it found Welcome to

stake Use,

Sitiii iJH-illiE

W. F. Wigmore &Co.. Diuggi

WOMAN iN CHICAGO CHAMBER OF

M men

COMMERCE.
CHICAGO. April lib—A woman

Commerce.

iluil iiousc, an honorary inelilbcr. af-

ter she had delivered an address on
the subjcct of social centers ill schools

President l—lonler A. Siliiwell, ofi‘lie
.llssociatlon. was somewhat“ perplexed,
ovcr the situation. and admitted that

thc promwdlng may he irregular.

int
he would not admit that the rules “dire

more important than the inhibitor-

ship of Miss Adams.

tbcir small, Tllcsc lil‘llliilllli‘ﬁ wcro
soon mcr and Mr, itmst-vclt. KPI'illlil
iiooscvclt with Mr. l‘..t on and M. .lus
:wrunii. cntcrcd an «rlltiilltlhlll‘ and

’dor's 2"‘hltlt‘llt‘t‘. wilcrc hire. Roosevelt

umllent botu'ccn Lincoln t‘onncii, .iun~ hammer started mysteriously from tho and Miss l-Itbcl Wt'l‘t‘ panning lhom ’

linltna ihc patience of thclr car
ib‘ourll Ihc hlli‘t‘iﬂ .‘llr. llonscyt‘lt was
lit-lil‘tlil‘i t‘hl't‘l‘t‘t'l and .t-rursl hub-
ill

t‘mmt llochamiuml. Ambassador .lila
.«cralul and M. la-roy‘licnulicu. of thc
t-‘lcnch institute.

'i‘his all-'rnoou ill" oilicinl part of
.\ir lltxiscvelt‘n progl‘nlll imam] with
l xiiwup un l’rcsidcpi Villit‘l'lt‘r and For
~'::n \llllistcr l‘inchun. whom lliilili‘
«ililia-iy ultcrvmrds paid visits to tow
' embassy.

’i‘his crcning thc itwmwwlls and
bacon families will (“HP logclhcr. and
latcr occupy the prcsldcutinl bin at
thc t‘onlcdic l-‘t‘atlt'nisc, wllcrt- they
will witness a pcriorulancc of "(bait
pus Box." in honor of Mr. llonscyclt's
visit this city is ticckcd with Aulcrican
films. which are ilylnlz front all of tin-
hotels and many luit'utc residuum-s
and shops, lilll'ili‘llllll‘l) in thc lluc ii"
in Paint and the tipcra quurtcrs. Ar
ltclca of trcloctnc in the pri as ltullcnlc

: other dealers.

that i-‘rauco- ulncady has capilulalctl
and thc t‘lllllilnltlt-‘lil itcrc is simply a

slnl‘liollsl ll ital} and llilnizary

will: Rtmst'yi'lt lll'lp liisll-ul it still»-
“mint l‘r‘lntlrc in ii Rolnc dispatcl
'pl‘intid iii tllt‘ l'nlictl Hiatus last \\'m‘lt

noting him as saying that upon his

0
{return to Alncrlcn hc would do his nt

“QM to drivc from Rome ‘tilt- .\ictho

disu who dlailrncc rciiaiou.”
Roomwlt says this illicactl statclncn
was an unqualified fillschnnd, whici

it was published.
lit-ly nor privately said nuytbinu rt

said.
Mrs.

Roosevelt acminpnnlcd its

dual and Madame Pallcrica.
The principal functions
crowded

in b

lion at
which a unlsical and a literary lil‘t
urslu will be prcitotlttui by artist

evening: a reception at
Academy. Mr. Roosevelt‘s lecture a

2% covers will he laid on Monday.

Mr. Roosevelt on edncsday. 'l‘h
reamiadcr of his time in Paris will an.
occupied by Mr. Hooscveit with or

v to en ‘ tints and l
13 Sam blame is antic
ii

9 lecture at the 3m
ed with iatep'se interest and will b
the Cabinet.

attended. by a
DiITUHIANcI ON THE WAY.

continuation of thc rcluurkablc drinon ‘

YOU

Are Sure of More
for Your Money

if You Buy here

if you are a steady customer
your saving is considerable; if
an occasional patron you gain
on every “occasion." We are
retailing wholesalers of Coffee.
Tea. Spices. Sugar and kindred
goods. and are enabled. by pre.
paring our own warn. to guar-
antee their freshness and purity.

Our 25c Blend of
COFFEE

is way beyond what the price
brings elsewhere. as we import
direct and cut out the “middle"
profit that you are asked to pay

The nausea.
Tea (10..

120 wssumorou eraser
PHONE use
A. a. POST. Mgr.

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HARTFORD RAILROAD
TlME TABLh.

in Effect November 3. 1909.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

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6:52. 7:20, 7:40. 8:183. 8:5”. 9.101,
9:37.101201. 101523.11129.

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0:401. 10:20.

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sts.‘ 8 No. Main St.

has
for thc first tilllc been elected to lllelll~
bership ill the (jihlcago Association of
The constitution and by-
laws do not exactly provide for incul-
hers from the fair sex. hill llit‘. ways
and means committee ignored such trl«
leg at its luncheon yesterday. and tin-

Mr
must have boon known as such when
”I‘ has ncvcr pulp
motcly rcsclnhllna what this dispatch

husband to the liilyscc l’alacc. whore
they were received by both the meal

in tomorrow. Saturday and
Monday include a dinner and WW”)-
the Elysee Palace. durinit

from the Commilo Frstlcaisc. Friday
the French

-M. i’lilrhon will iv» a dinner for

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. szacx, szlax. lti'ti'Jx. ltl:bfl. 11pm
11:03.

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‘ Sundays.

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HAVEN.

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only.

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the Borbounc. and a dinner and recep-

tion tandcl-od by the faculty of tho COUTH NONWM-K TO DANIURY.
University Saturday. and thrI attain-on A. M."“'ll%‘. 6:20. tidi'l. 9:59.

of the Municipal Council for. which P. M.--—l: . 4:40it. 0:14. 1:18.

Itindsys.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

sightseeing.

of the members of

Horace Johnson. the Middle lladdsm

1- cause
lAilo Mac 56. 'le0. 8:20,
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IOUTH NORWALK TO IOITON.

NTINEE

PAOE SEVE

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translates " ”

. is Siiiiiliili

Mission School} at Yiyang Burn-
ett, But Foreigners Escaped

PEKING, April 2i.~"l‘he lawlessness
or the natives which began at Chang-
sha, the capital of llllllan Province. is
reported to be spreading. Advices re.-
ceived here state that riots have occur-
red at Ninasiang.’ the sltc ot' a Protcs‘

to have escaped harm.

preparing to leave tilut. place

night.

These reports are coupled with the
statement that,a wholesalc ticsortion
oi‘ the troops has taken placc.

use cruise‘r that recently arrived

' ilclnent tllcrc. i

unimouaiy chose Miss Julie Adams, oi

WEATHER GOOD lN CHICAGO.

garlic of the season at

Cincinnati team.