Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 17, 1910 · page 2

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Bob Milo

canon. nut Initiator

 

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AND

ROSE and SE

In a Doiiglltli‘il Enrce .

“run AUro BREAKDOWN”

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STElNIZRT PIANO USED.

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'NEW MOTION PICTURES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. CHANGE OF .
Matinee V AUDEVILLE Evening
Daily Monday and Thursday I: flit": 13:“;
AT 2 p, M, Motiogml’idtnres outlet
3!
Every Saturday Continuous Performance non 1:30 to 11 r'. M.
Matinee “PRIC ESnr Evening
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5 and 10C BOX SEATS Mag; 10 and 15C

 

 

 

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MUSIC HALL
"Monday. Tuesday and Wednes.
day. May 16. I7 and 18

GREAT ENGLISH MELODRAMA

“The Murder at
the Inn”

" —-BY—-

The Csdlio Square Stock Co.
MATINEES
Wednudaya. Baturdaya. . . .1o.anti 20c
EVERY EVENING ........ 10, 20, 30c

MOTION Picruneo nsrwaau ri-ta
Acre

Telephone 349

EASE BALL

fl AMUSEMENT PARK

MEADOW STREET.
Next Game. Saturday, May 218i

NORWALKS
M'NULTY BROS.

or new \toitit
Which Deletion Danhury May 15.4 in i
hAilIz CALLIo 8:30

AMSION. 25 CENTS
aoi‘l‘a iiit‘ohi‘t‘ia tune. to earn-e
.....titana.llWrn..to Lamar.
...‘wanrno ”JEWEL
re woe a (real roar thtI other
min at the Tub. at Albany. wheroa
M may iealalaiore live. it wait it

hi 1m. but the engineer following
lit mtructlona had tolled to turn

on
”will" A. Without, Jr. tho Ilia lander
o: the Anaembly, milled litto the corri-
nor on hie door and round “are“ at
(09 or tile tun
til-wholly woe d to hear there
“in! fire noniawhere it madu them
Mariner anyway. but Garry Eton
m. proprietor or the aforementioned
‘ mwgtim alarmed Ho came upetalro
m-il
“Where it it?
lid?” ho nted
‘ “Well that‘e

 

 

 

Where's the tire.

what i am trying to

it out." replied Mr. Morrltt. “i am
tlve it letr't 'round here anywhere.
A 1 Want Mannie."

 

eéA uoaa apart THHII or

filzy’e Honey and 'l‘ar has been a
Id (norm for all ailment!
throat. about nothing. Goat
die opiate- and no i iii-nu
Bridge Pharmacy.

r WP: i5 roman r
ME rm .... "M
the tender to noon liltli'lldim
. morning. Be one annrlao

.9 or the term wrinkled
plum and saved them.

 
 

 
 

 

, into the country In the summer.

 

MACDONALD A FARMER.
Highway Cammiaaioner Sun a Farm
in Merlden for $2,000

MERIDEN,

probably noon haw Slalt‘ llixhway
Cominlaaioiior James H. MacDonald u
a resident lie wantti tho Lynch (arm
on tho Westflold road for a summer
home and being the hislieaI bidder. the
portion who had charm of the sale of
the, property was Sattirdoy instructed
to accept hilt otter of 32.800. The high-
way rommiaaionor but been looking
for a farm (or some time and when in
apccting the Wealneld road the other
day. he went over the place und t-x-
pretiaed his pionanra With it. Attor~
nay ll. ’l‘. King is looking alter Mr.
Macdonsld'a Intel‘OSIH hero.

The commissioner has it realdenco
in New. Haven, but he desired to go
I l‘
choar Meridian liecauao it In I aim
place to livo in and battalion it la in
the renter of thc ntatc and suited “31'
the coninilitnlonor'a annililor activities.
Thorn are about one hundred acres in
the Lynch (arm. It includi‘a seventeen
error or woodland.

 

' -—Choaooet accident insurance—Dr
Thomas‘ welcome 0!! Stone tha pain
and heal- the wound. All drituietn

sell it.
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LEGACV To
BRARY.

BRl8T()l.. May l'l.——Somethlng liltu
875,00!) will come to the Brlatol Free
Library by the will or Mien Minnie P.
Root, who wan totally hurt in an auto-
mobile wreck at Aahloy F‘alie. Hue"
two year: ago. The tiiiitrlhtitorii of the
outatti of her brother. Charica 1’. Root.
who wait kill at that limo. have coin-
piototi their rk. Mr. Rout'n oatato
totalled $200. and It was divided
equall bum Theodore (3. Root and
MISS iiinie 1’. Root, brother and eta
tor. Mina Root died after her brother
and by her will 050,000 or ht'l' legacy
goon toiht- libraw. and to thin will
bt‘ added the amount which will come
to the library throtiah Mine Root‘u
will from tho oiitatee ot Minn Root'r
father and mother. matting 825.000 no
tiltional.

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ratzonArHana um Hiotime
AoAiN. AND Witt. eat-rte

BOON.

Thu dilleronooa eat-tin: llt‘lwmn thr
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company and lie toiographnrn
am nearor a lettientatit at praaont than
at any time alone the controversy over
wage demand- iitarted tievnrai montha
ago, and it Is liltoiy that before tho
week in over. an agreement will havr
been reached.

(loam-til Mniiaqor auntie! Illulnii
and the committee representing the
teioitrap on on aanh dlvliilon at tint

road. met in Mr. mi nil ofllt'e yaatur
day morning, and two oro‘poaltioua
wore bruit-riled Following the cooler-
etide. Wee-Pmldent Thomas M Piotr
eon of tho j Annotation of
Rallzfiv'i‘el -' - to. filled that elicii

 
 
 

riot to oonaider.
lieitalduntll
alter tile um hm erotica, which will
he held today.
GU in AMOY. GHINA.
“ANLQ Wig Md? iii w‘l'lla billion
m to motility doctoral to be

“cpl emit: in this city.

 
 
 
 
 

May l7.-Mci-ldon will H

antarot. ran Ll- “5

,{lii'r rtuilty reports mutated by the
state otiitr‘d or health than; Ware 1 tall
tiea ln Qmpootloili t, our the
man It qi’ :i'IAti ’l’liu Watt 18 Iotil

thin in Moi-oil lid 2 lens than in April

‘ . ol taut war... it 97 more than the

iweran hither of deaths during- April
tar the it more precedlnl.

The deodorant war 17. 2 tor n largo
mirror. tint; the email town» i ..a and
tor the villain atate 17. ll. ‘l‘he dddthti

 

reported trout intentions diseases were ~

‘ i‘tiii being 18.9 per cool. or the total
mortality
In Norwalk, laat month. there were
39 died . "presenting an annual
I death in e ole ‘i her i 000 inhabitants.
l 'l‘hero WPle two deathil or children uu-
dor one your old. And two from one
ito llvo yearn. ’l‘he entities our death
Iwbro: Starlet level. 1‘, grip 2 diar-
i rltoea. 1; consumption. 3 dieoaaoti or
g the unrvoun system it; heart disease.
i ‘l; aocflenta anti iiolonco. 4; all other
. dlaoaseii 17.
| The lt‘illowlng number or luloctloun
diaratina wart- reimrted tor Norwallt
and vicinity. -
Medina MNorwalit 1; New Canaan.
‘ Roarlet tover~Darlen, 2; New Can-
anti. 6; City of Norwailt 7. Town of
INorwnik. 8. i‘lty of South Norwallt ii;
i “onion ;,Woatport 2.
l 'l‘yphold li'rmor~ t‘ity or Norwalk 1.
. limitiiiiiipilml~'i‘o\tn ol' Norwnik. ;
:Clty of South Norwalk, 2
i TIH’I'I‘ were hit births. at marriage:
land 39 deaths in The Norwnlku lattt
i intiutll:
: Births.
lw—‘li‘rnncln Harold to Marion and Jo
aeph Parker
2~—»l~.ilznheth. ttt \‘lctililiu and Alton
not] Mnnzi
:iwliiirlinra, to Marion and Sumnol lc.
Montague.
4‘ Mury, in Funny and Frank Mas-
trolii.
-i ~~~lieatrlcti ltdlth. to Laura and (lard
lier Arlington.
5‘ John. to llortha anti .loe Vadati.
ti—it‘rnuitlyn. to Margaret and Fl‘t‘dr
oriclt Milln
——-..IOIlll to Joint and .loliopli (‘nliilL
Daughter. to Nanci and (‘llsrloa
Youth.
7- Anna lamina Frances, to Minnie
and Robert E. Harris.
ltl-(loorgo (ltto. to Mary and (mo
Mandel.
titinllton Taylor. to Emily and .loa~
eph ll. Malitln.
lo- h‘tlie’i Mildred. to Helen and Wil-
liam Clinton Moore.
ld—l’hyilla, to t‘harioite and Oliver
Brady .laclirion. '
‘l‘.’ Wilbert James. to Annie and Jnmvli
A. Riloy.

.-
‘ I
l‘

.lniiion Mrl’llnil.
. .iili-lt‘illl, to Mary and .loaeph Tom-

itinr‘roderitk (liluim. to (‘ora and Jon
tiepli ll. llritto
Imlly lione. to Bella and Joseph
Monro
iii—«Margaret. to Sarah and Henry Ant
thony.
thy—Son. lo (thrianlo and William Ward.
‘Jllwhllimloy “uracil. in Cynthia and
Arthur ll. lindorhlil.
2l—~Allred to Theron wd Allied l.
Wilhelm
32 l..lillan to Mary and Fritz Zar‘ea.
21i~ Mary Antoni. to hiaxdallno and
Paul annular. .
Lit—«Edwin arry. to liliaie‘ and Harry
lild. Nickornon.
rlleien Amen, in Clare and howls

2.3

lirohni.

2h—Mnfldhlchu. to Nora and Frank
ltoidol. ‘r

flow-Jennie, to Mario and “nail liar-
hard.

2tl—~l.oouard Harry, to Alice and liar.
ry Baylor.

27 (‘ilonta. to Room and Louis Ililg<
gireo.

Mir—Helen Elizabeth. to ltlllaitliotn and
Joe Ker-lies.

ill—«Salvatore. to tfaatnntlnl and Jon-
eph llaealeao.
«John t‘liflord. to Julian and Jo
honn B. Miller.
ill—Whom" and John. to Elizabeth
and Patrick J. Smith.

Merriam.

3-Totti Mihnily and Julia Kidoboo.

2 Andrew lirarborit and Julia Pav-
lov‘lch.

it ~ John Edward McNomoy and Allen
A Reilly.

limiternard ll. Newman
Aztlan Walith.

dwlildward (l. Woidner and llazol E.
Eililtia

7—Ooorao Orrin i’iutl anti Elizabeth
D. Jones

li—Andrnw ii. Carillon and
Mario Dunno,

l:i-~ Flmtti ll. ilyntl and tiarrio (littl-
drup

lt~tiylivoatur Burton and Danny it.

ld—lla’ilnt WIl‘i’tynrdou and Linio Mada.

til “H'JOIQDII (lalyatt and Links I'm-lit.

til-Andraw Karolina and Route Monor-
port.

tow-titan Moritua and Eve i.

iiwrrg‘om D'Avanao and
(antrella.

20~Geforu Joseph Cullen and Alice it.
all“.

2Mhrletoplinr .l. l’ Collin and Ella-
ohl’t “A bolt

all-«Jamel m and mother Roviidii.

2:i--Mi:ii'a:g tlrannvilt and Marie Mi

azimuth Mine! and illlrtha dener.

doubtiohoei Rocha ammonia "innit.

20~Ailati A Porter and Anna limiter.

27»WIiIiam towel and Mary lth

and Mar!

Ilono

 

 

29~Oh orleii. Patti brown and mm
t.ehnantncii
27-» Wil lalai J Help and Julia Auntie
Uni lino.
. Deatha.
Date. . . Y it 1).:
,i—«M Thompson ........iil 4 it
”WW I N! in”. ruins“
gusa ltDl‘tilt r“. “...?113:
M ... I)
til-width! .Maltia...".......'t'ti ii 4
PM“, Elizabeth Event. ..i’tli ii
tubydbuaidotn ..7n 2 ii
lie-silt” Minute. ....3 a o

l bwdmmi homeland 2 'i'

Nil-aim“

i “AM
r.
orloun consular mitt. Fran!

lU—V‘lluward Hurry. to Amanda nod r

.ot the Amurican cruiser New

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. it ie no longer nee. to wear
{email out prepaid in. diam».
ynni n the beat of my on can
cook A large dinner wither theinz

worn out.
Gimmounldohottgnpsmell. noatnolte. It whicooltthe ' not
wiehollt hen the kitchen or the geek. It la immediately lighted and immedi-
ately ‘ . [Echo banning Item a aiow to a quick or. by turninl I
handle. Third a no drt‘idiery can with it. no coal to cam. on wood to chop.
You don' t have to t or twenty mlnotea till he or. gets going. Apply e
[I‘M and in ready. taming" the wick up or down you pt I aiow or an
town» but on that» the or oven. and nowhere on. It

has a cabinet wl
«the. 0. mt.

healtha . It
with i. 2. Int!
Cabinet.

In" dealer "new: it manure write tar Motive Circular» the met many of the

 
 

 

' ,4.
6~~tlonrgiitua Skidmore ....‘l‘i 8 30 '
tl~ .lamoa Andrew Murray ..72 ii I" IHE “Bulb 0‘ spun]
ii-«ttliriaiopbor Mooring . . . . 7::
7»——Brldgct Flimnalirlou ....tlti T 22
’i'wMarguret linreonlaki ....25 lethal Beat. High School.

8- Harriet limit-dict ....... 74 i 6 Thu Bethe! high school baseball
8-1:iitiniaa l.. (ilibort ....L'Ii team come it) Norwalk Saturday to
8~~hilzaboth A. Watorhouno. 29 1 ill play with the high school team of thin
.iiwlhiona Adelaide alimony.” 13 town. The sumo watt won by the
ill: llooltl S. Hoyt ..........i’t9 ii ll Bt-tliol team. the ,et‘oro bolus 1? to ill.
IlwAdltihlt“ lloyi Klininey ..li2 2 l8 Thin was the “pond game played ht»
il-.lohn (l lirion ........... 70 moon the two teams this oration inc
liwiiiliiam A. Adams ......liil it) 9 firm being played in Bellini, and w
l:»-~l!rrdy Stock ............ :25 won by the Nprwalita. An each has
low“ illititn t‘arroli ......... ‘ i F: now won it damn, a third will no play-
lli~~.loho|lh Jack (ilfaite i” 2‘! in! in lit-iiwl on Memorial Dav to de-
lllwAimIl lieiljallllll 'l‘niliiil. .52 t Iii cido to whom the honors Uuiou‘g.
lh~--Soelt~_v Brown ........... 2 ii it. ~— -
24~~Joaopli (fox ............. Til 7 ’l' IASQIALL.
24 »~ Joseph Reagan ......... 79 ...»...
29 mii‘radorloit tiiiaon Ill‘ltlon , iii no ti .
ZfiwAlbort Mcbinhou ........ 22 ”m cm ”"37. Moulding RC.
21 Auto Evelyn iii-rabid! ..40 it Iirldnport ......... II t .733
22wiiritlget Riordan ........ 70 Hartford ,,,,,,,,,,, it 5 .615
26--.-Sarah Plunder .......... SR 7 20 Waterbury ......... 9 ii .600
dew-(iotirg‘lntin ()ltu'ntend ....i’i‘l 8 7 Springfield ......... 8 ti .t't'i'l
24 - rlloinan liangii Townsend.” New Haven ......... a" ii .571
22~~It2lly \'titi Kllczkownki . . . .31! :l -1 Holyoko ............ 3 it .3813
"‘J~ ~lilriloi~i WiratI ........... hit ii :20 Northampton ....... 3 it) .333
--—-—-—--~-~~-~ New llriialu ........ 2 ll .lhl

M'LEAN TOOK THE PLEDGE.

 

Alter He Had Been Arm-tad tor Abus-
ing Hla Wife Frequently.

This morning ill the town tltilll‘i .l'olih
McLean Willi lit-tore tho court. He iii
a silk wont-tar, lit-lug lti t‘oiitel‘ avenue.
and according in the ’aiory nit told by
his wife on tho aloud he has even do
in; aotuc grout stunt» wbrn inioxl
t‘Jllt‘tI. Lotti ulxlii‘h‘é threatened to
kill Mra. Mclman, lint ahc managed to
elude his cluit'iios and (them)? from the
house. Ho then threw alumna. knit/ea

and other implements or war-lam
which would burn rolled the little wo-
man had iihe nut bot-ii good at dodginq.
When the man did tinally i hold at
hilt wife he kicked her an punched
her. canning many black and blue
pole to appear upon her body. She
ado complaint to l’roaocutinl Attor-
ney Loo Davin and the man was arrest~

ed. 8hr aaid that he not drunk about ..

once a week and alwaya "imagined
thinn" when in this condition. Title
is not the that time that he has done
then things. but it but Odourrotl an
often that Mi'li. McLean wanted nome-
titinq done to atop it. The judge gave
McLean a talking to and naked him it
he wait not ashamed or bill treatment
of bin wito.1‘hu man unit! that he wan.
The lodge then asked him it he would
late the pledge and the man acquieac
. lie mutated attor Judge hock.
wood the plodsn and and that he would
not. drink any intoxicating liquor tor
a year. The lodge gave him e. revere
talking to and told him that he ahonid
ho a men and broom up when he hui a
mod with and three lino children. The
man. his Villa and tho oldoat boy all
went out toaothor. Title in the drill
limo McLean hail been arroated
cnaw CLAIMID THIV WIN!
AIUOID.
Charon Againat Ottioera and Men on
Crulaer Now York. .
TOIILON Franco. May 17 The
crop: 0t.a ilaliiug boat which wait an-
(and early today to taito two 0 “3
9
iron! ii are to their ship. hit rum
complaint with the WNW
treatment at the and
corn and thou oi the 0th

tin . huh boon notlllod

o liaiiotnio on e that
one or their tiun‘l r |Agni s not?”
New York to uni t on (are ot title I"

two manager: he until in

in a dinpititi during vi loll the corn
cruelly baht him while aaildi'n til the
warship threw pails or not water upon
till comitanloua in them

A prominent ma Hldlnkotinanlho
other morning in it it pr. that! am
will [0 to to nettle a pound by
mar.

innit

Outricii at rotten are dooide‘tlly in autumn: Ali: to o‘oloolt bytha
rt antl'wii be it n consider-am lav. in... I“ wgm min Mm.
than aeolian l moor watt perforated til the rectory ot .
The her are ten no mien Grace lipleotipal church
the: wxr a from i Wt
Hanna t i tho i: the hat iii wide, ell Iiitl‘l’l
a great. deal it! on r out filial? voting mourning veil t t trims it

cry are line your worn otter thinnni dolor

ed a lip which motel! in color Humans.-I base at the crown. Thla given a m
Mot ribbon that dLoorate the tonne.

hroldar or the trill or ii

9

' hotkitcnen

 

(or keeping platen and food hot. drop mine (or
and even anneal: to; towala. liaaeea time.w
Iwoman an more the aha Ma
human; the 1 and l-hornar aired an n "mm .

 
 

Ifide‘ingg my
t on
MI outta Ito-m
through the“ vacationing an t of
cooking on a coal range in a

 
 

be bid with or without

Company

 

Vealerday'a fleauite.
Ai iirldgcportu-llrldgoport 3. North-
,attnpton 0.
Al Holyoltt~~~Hartlord ii, llolyolto 6
At New Haven New Haven 4. Wnt~

 

 

erhul‘y it.
At New Ill'lltllli‘ hprltigtirltl ti, New
llrltalll :3.
’1
National League watandrg.
.. Pt}.
Pittahiirg ........... i.t ii .819
rhilktieinnin ........ i I 9 .57!
Cincinnati .......... 12 9 .57!
Chicago ............ )3 l l .542
New York .......... H l2 ..538
Ht. Louis ........... ii lzt , .488
lloaton ............. 9 H .8“
lii‘oolilyn ........... 9 l? .348

-nufl“

Yeatarday'a Reunite.
At Chic ‘tilcaqo li. Boaton it.
At (‘lncl nail-x ~(‘inrlnhntl 3. lirook-
lyii 2.
At St. Louis-St. Emile 1. New York
-. At l’ittaliilrit~~-
doiphls t.

l’ltlsbtir; Phlldi

 

Th D M.Read‘.Co

Establtsbng857

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Continuation Véllings. Sash and
Hair Ribbons

Varioua and Sundry Neel“ for Boys and Girls. “ ’
New Veiiinga, an unusually good quality at 50¢ a yard
lit-tier ratios at 75c a yard and upwards. _
S and Hair Ribbon. tatietas, outing and brocadea in
tiniiitirst assortttlent and a wide range of prices.
White Dresses for little girls, ages from 6 to 14 years.
Boys’ Needs for Confirmation.

Iloys‘ Collars 13c. 2 {01' 23¢
Boys” White Bows . 15L". 2 for 25¢.
Boys” White Windsor Ties 256
Buys' White Blouses so and 75e-
Boys White Shirts 50“-
“hit? Gloves 25¢.

Toilet Wares and Notions

A Special Sale Containing Important Values.

Castilt' Soap, imported, value SC. 3 cakes for 100-.
Lanoline Soap 206, 15c.
lielt‘ s loot Soap 25c. 15c.
t‘xlycerlnc Soap 10c. 3 for 25c.
Violetta Soap. by the box 100, 3 boxes for 25¢.
\\ iliow Cold Cream i5t‘. 10c.
Steiu' S Alpine (old Cmam $1.00. 50c.
Knickerbocker Cold Cream 75C. 50°-
Nail Polishers 50c, 25c.
llair Brushes 65 and 75c. 45c.
Ciiiris Orange Flower Witter . 25¢. 190-
«Kolyiitis 'l‘ootli I‘ast‘r 25c. 20c.
Alpine I’acc Powder 25V. 21C-
Tnlt‘iini I’owder, poiinti calls. 1 25¢.
,it-rgt-ii's Riv. I'OWtIt'T 15c. 8c.
Flexible Nail Files 20 and 25C. 106.
Tooth Brushes 15 and 206, lOt‘.
'I‘oilt-i Combs ist‘. 10c.
W ash Cloths in cases 50c. 25c.
I’cmxitlo. lt'Hiz. bottles, 14C-
llrilleroso Nail Polish 25¢.
Listcrinc value 25c. 19c.
De Miracle $i.00 bottles. 69c.
l.)t- .\III‘IIt‘I(' Cream 50¢. 1’90-
Small Wares and Notions.

Silk I\IllI)Oll "lie Laces vuliic 20c, 10c.
Shoe Latos, :lII lengths 6 pairs for 50.
tollar Supports 50, 2m.
”Kant are’ ’Lollar Supports 5c.
tolluloitl Tliiiiiblcs 3“-
Heel Adjusters 2 pairs for 25¢.
Star Safety Pins 5c, 3c.
Pearl Buttons IOt‘, 8c.
Silk Dress Shields 29:. l5c pr.
Roll 'l‘upc. _';)nrtls 4 rolls for too.
I nglish Supt-r Tape. to yards, 7c roll.
Royal Skirt and W aiat Supporters 25c 21c.

Buttons Pins Hair Pins Tape' Measures Belts Stocks.

ctt. ., at very teiilpting prices A sale of economy in every
instance

Center Tables. main floor.

A Silk Sale of Importance IS in Prospedt

Watch tot details regarding it.

 

 

The D. M. Redd Co.

 

For SATURDAY

 

American League “Bagging.

PAC
l’hiiadoip la ........ iii . . 00
New to .......... ill It .Iiti
Detroit ............. 15 to .600
Cleveland .......... l: to .645
Bolton ............. IR‘ 12 . ‘
Chilton) ............ ii 12 .4
Washington ........ 0 i8 .
3t. Donia ......... .. t l? .190

VeatardaT‘a ltaaults

At l’hlladaiph a—Philadeipbia 8
Chicago 1. i
At Worthingtonw WMiilnnOll 3.

Cleveland I.
At lloatonwuoaton 1!, Detroit 4.
At New York—~New York 5.
liouili it.

WILL oiecoea rnottev LOOP.

...—u...

Citizena to Meet Mr. Leary at South
'Norwalk Club.

Tonight a meeting between the ~city.
officiaia and the ironic committeee (it

like Merohoata' and Manulaoturara' Aa-
Iooiatlon and tho Norwailt iluaiiiesii
Wilmer Annotation with tienorai Trot
no Manager M .1 Mary. at the Ooh-
neotioiit company. iii looked tot-ward
to with ration internal. The oath rink
will he at the South Norwalh anti.
where mthoy Wan a conference recently;

militant trolley loop qtteatlon.
which will “tin he dlecuaeod

Bl.1

 

deitiredtth it around conference tor title
arenln on the atthioct Company odi-
tilala Ii present their idoan regarding
the situation.

 

...-...“.—

EIL Hm 'l‘i-l.
Arthur Hi Eloy 'l‘ollee and Nina Flor.
,enao Viral» bill that th. both til Booth
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