:
IIIII IIIIII III
TUEWM' MA“? :7. one
up! III {or 4 Mull-Mn ‘iM
Ruffled C
At 39c. Siloand chaparr
Sash Curtains. - - 25¢ a par
E. K..- BIANKS
MAHAGKSMO Ham. aLocK.
oouru NORWALK.‘
EVENING“ SENc‘i'iNfiku TELEPHONE
Duo—Now. Department
IZ-J-I-Buainon Department
Viz—Branch Office, Nor-walk
I“) mEdltor’o Residence
MIG—City Editor’l Rooldonoo
Knox etraw hats at Joseph Davis'.
See adv.
linens Tribe. No. 26. I. O. R. M.. will
hold a regular- nightingythla evening.
w-(z‘irle' dresses for confirmation, at
Krleger CO.'H.
A non has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Balaton, of Hazel street.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Singer of 25
Huvlland street. are. entertaining Mrs
Edward Sleber, of Danbury.
Mien Edith rBrolbcirton, of Norwatk.
spent Sunday with Miss Clara wane-
bury. of Woodalde street. Stamford.
Have you read aborrt the comma»
tion coal and gar; range at liorace
Nash's? 'l‘hc adv. will tell you about.
it. ‘
If you wish to avail yourself of the
Packard machine that is rented by
Harrford & Brooks you will do rvell to
get. your order in ahead of time. See
adv.
Miss Mary McCarthy. of New York.
and Mrs. White, of Prospect avenue,
have been visiting relatives in thirty»
port.
-—»liave you read O‘Brien's adv.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hese, of Cher-rt-
nrrt street. Norwalk, have been criter-
tainiitg Miss Evelyn Farrell, ol‘ Stam-
ford.
The town board of school visitors
will have a monthly meeting this evrII
ning at. the high school iurlldlug in
West avenue.
Mrs. Sarah E. Beers and sister, Miss
M. F. Parmclce. have moved from No.
4 Chestnut street to No. 9 Betta place.
East Norwalk.
Rogers iii. Stevens ask your utlen~
tion for a few minutes. They say tlu-y
can make your few minutes with them
worth while. Sec adv.
Patrick Browne and family. of Wood
ward avenue, have moved to Donhury,
where Mr. lirownc is employed ill the
Wolthauucn hat factory.
I—Coal and wood. Raymond llroa.
it you are in need of underwear you
will find a complete line of all Wtilghiri
for Incn. women and childrcmat Trie-
tram & llyatt‘e. See rulv.
Everything for confirmation at
Read'u. They are also advertising a
sale. on toilet articles that will inter-
est the economical shopper. See adv.
The Tuesday night class will meet
this evening in the First M. F. Church
at 'I': 46 o'Iclork. Every body will be
Welcome. Seth Romlugton'is the lead-
or.
Everybody known that it requires
skill to fit and adjust glasses that will
be an aid to clearer Vitlltlll and not in
lure the eye. Th‘hluer. Stamford, has
nothing brit skillm men in his employ.
See adv.
Washington Camp. No. it. i'. 0. S.
of A., will hold-a buirlueea meeting
tliie evening, when arrurrgernentn will
be made for an ice cream festival on
May 24th .Other business of impor-
tance will also come up.
A glee club in poked oi twenty Il‘Ive
of the neventh‘ia clghllv- grade tic-bot
are will give an entertainment at. the
Franklin a .dltdrhrni. Friday eyeuing.
May 20t.,.h 81!: m A finial pleasing
program has been arranged and it is
earnestly hopiaiuthat It large number
will be present. Admission free.
——'i‘he Krieger Co, showing a litre
assortment of coltlr anion and grad-
uation dresses. "
Frederick J» Smith .of Cannon
street. the woll~imown carpenter con-
tractor. hiii short! to Open an other:
in theh llding ormerly occupied by
the Hub ell Hall and Randall Lumber
company, in Wall street. Norwalk.
The interior of the lillildlng in being
repabercd and repainted and placed
in liret claim condition.
The traillc regulutlotiu are not yet
familiar tO all vehicle driveru. judging
froth the number of vehicleu that are
left at the curbs facing in thrI direction
contrary rip the ,regulationu. The po-
lice ure all" having cormlderablo
work notifying drivers and in a few
dayb it to expected arrenta will be
madI,I for violations. Vehiclen are al-
lowod to‘glw up only to the curb at
the right he direction in which they
aroheitd it
Mr and Mru. fiavld .l (‘orcoran. of
Waterbury, who are returning from a
vililt to David!!! Shdhhhn. a former
Nurwatk boy. 0'! the Patent other.
Wunhirigton spent Sunday with Mr
Cameron» Meters. Mrs. William BillI
.,livau a 90%” coran. of Ply
mouthTrve tr %§£Tmba K. Powell
of Hornet-amt.
hupII better known as “Dave." will be
"from ling iii!”llldei' sporting
men all {M former chtcher of the all ’
vcrmlno tinioirII and the Independents.
both well known ball
teams in diet «allay. He later won a
tongue umpl M.r and Mrs. Career
on left for home yesterday.
éALviroa criquO'rr ¥
General Contraétor
Sewer. writer work. gradin matron-
ry work and their excnvotl Filth
mitten cheerfully given on Iaii contract
Work Oral-III are solicited
‘ of Normally
Mr. Uncool-an perv. ~
lmmmlmu
Station no. Yesterday
m
YANSONIA. M tin-«K lit tlrlrti'
tire of theI lieu II of the re depart-
ments from the cltien and towns of
this atate. all members of the Fire
(,‘trlefa‘ annotation, that lit convention
in thin cityIlyootordliy. and they Were
not only favored with a aplendid ro-
caption On all aided. but the tire agili-
ere were alao favored with splendid
Weather. the day being a perfect one in
every respect Shortly after 10 o 'olO k
the ("lllci'u commenced to arrive III.
cltv. being met by Cliiefi idil’glnmr Ken8
nody and err-Chief Engineer Gail‘nei.
both of this city. and both members of
the state association. and at it O’clock.
the hour not for the convention to com-
mence almoal all of the tire chiefs had
arrived
President Hendricks, it! his addreiis
releI red to the work that had been done
and in being done by the brave fireman
in the ditto at sections, and told of
the willingness at all times displayed
by the median in their rearmnao to
the call of duty. lie pictured the man-
ner in which soldiers are prepared for
war, and abowad that while prepara-
tioniI are made for the battles dayn in
advance. at times with the firemen
they are called on to not. where tired
rage, and when lives are in danger
so that the response to the call hringu»
from them quick action as to know'
jut-It what to do whatever the. situation '
in a inlet interval of time. Mr. i
Hendricks III-muted the mayor of trial
appreciation of the splendid welcome
glw-n the fire chiefs, which, would be
long held by the meniberu picaeut af-
ter the doings oi the convention had
passed .
Committees were then appointed.
one. being to inspect the new applica-
tioue sulunitted for membership. and
while this committee was in echelon.
the Introduction Oi resolution» was de-
clared in order. Among the applicants
presented, all of whom were elected.
were Chief Engineer George A. (buoy.
of the Derby fire. department: Chief
Charles Scholi. Rockville; t‘blel Clar-
ence linttery. Norwallt. and Chief (ilay-
ton S. Iioles, Seymour. Sonic ot‘ these
were in the city yesterday. and shortly
after the session converted they look
their places among the othcre.
lteports were made by Chief it. it.
lI‘ancher, of New Haven, who in sec-
retary of the association. the rcpot‘tu
being brief. and allowing the condi
tion of the association to be in a aplen-
diIl vvay, llnanclaily and numerically.
The reports of the officers are entered
into more thoroughly at the annual
meetings of the aaaocialldtr. the next
one occurring in Waterbury. when the
State lI‘iremena contention is held.
and at this time aim the annual elec
tion or otitcern of the tire chleia taken!
place i
Fire Chiefs Present.
After the new uIIIrIIlIi-iq were IIloIt
ed lhct tollouin". Home oi Viltilll \\t re,
a bit lirt'rly lli reaching the city. were
found to be president: lI'xl' hiel A i‘ !
llendriI-ku. prcadeul. New liarelt: {
Samuel i‘. Sna , treasurer. Water;
bury; Rut‘uII R. iI‘arIchcr. accrciarzy l
New Haven: Howard 1.. Stanton. vice
president, Norwich; Robert V. Magee.
Waterlown; David-W. ilartord. South
Norwalk; it. H. Manhunt. Annex. New
Haven: James M. (ilintllcld, Tlumna-
ton: John W. llefieron. liockvllle:
'i‘homaa ll. Bradstreet. ’l‘holuautou;
(ieorge S. l’ltt. Middletown; l.. L.
Park. Nanak; William (infiney, Au-
eonla; Samuel McGowan. South .\'or-
walk; iinrry W. Parker. Stamford:
Judson Neal. Soulhington: Harry ii.
Page. East Haven; M. A. Norton.
i’laluvilie: J. .1. Dayton. Fair Haven:
Edward J. Thomas, Nor-walk; A. E.
\l'tiiclreeler. South Norwnlk: William
F. Clark, Naugatuck; (‘. A. l‘urueron,
Weld ilaveu: Harold II‘. Clark. South
Norwalk; William A. Kellogg. Not-
walk: Louie lI‘. Stoorza. liar-ten; Ed-
ward .l. Kennedy. Anaonia; John 1).
Milne. Norwalk; ‘J M. (thatileid.
’l‘homneton; it. M. Dunne. New llrit-
alu; t). S. lloien..3eynrour: George A.
Casey. Derby: Charles Salton. Roclr
ville: ('iarenco liuitory. Norwalk.
Oiflce of Wm. H. Janka. Contractor
Iand Builder, 130 8 132 Pearl st.
Hanover Square Builidng, New
Yorli.
DR. DICK' S MEDICINE (10..
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Gentlemen : -—-—
l desire to add my tautimonlal to
your already. large tint, and to any that
1 consider your medicine invaluable.
i have. for it long time past, been a
sufferer from Irclutlcn rheumatism and
llilvc only been able to receive teiupor~
ary relief from come of the bout of
phyalctuno in this locality. Friend:
recommended your remedy and after
taking il. i feel that i am entirely (roe,
front aviation and it had tout ltiI terrors
for'me. l cheerfully recommend it to
all rheumatic airifercrrr. and honestly
any that i conelderdi the only corn
for rheumatism. PleaIu-I find check
enclosed for one dorerr boltiea which
i rtrmlrc lo dilrtrlpute among my
friend».
Yours very gratefully.
WM. ll. JENKH.
The “Koehier 40”
ii iii Iowa
Btu” in Appomnoo. with the thm
. aIyII» Montolalr Tour-Ion body.
Extreme power on hill» with a speed
of 4 to all ration an hour on high gear
molten thin the ideal car. V
Remember the .apeody little “Huh-
moblte 20" runabout. also thereliublo .
Maxwell, "Everlto no,"
and Columbli.
Thane Mil. GLOVER. 241-5. or our
new garage, ’lllllIIl.
“HIM-he'll!
Norwalk ConSolidated ‘1
"in. mil“ ”titular said”
a.
Auto Company
.
(ll: "it: '4‘
12-18 North MaindStreet.
MT” our»
Minion
{filmy l
joy .
ocovy
A‘Tmrwn zzl
”I or I‘rwll‘mi
rolrrh
*‘ Iota tIlI yIIiIrI. house-«Ill
Iiildll
'ltii "Inn tert orivhfi.
Ytiil ( lln‘
firmlmartiuoed it) y
titty will lrtiu the can] hmno In
our the heat oi Ibo rumor" nun.
are u‘mcrally watmoudod lor- nurmiu
rind ilv a. room!-
Tin In It lnditiomr
mambo; this Woml
ye diuntitcrua r m ‘
“will . '
“Ill‘
'liudoi Porch Shad" column I! to up,
abode department.
DA. J. COIIins Co.
"““illutteral .Direrftonr and Embolmefa.
DON'T MISS THE 0? ORTUNITY TO
vfioriioi your home.
You are ertperia
view the Vader habitat in our
rim: lllt' mind
.wIIIrevrIwrntIlInsiI-I
in travel!
Pd
ttrmu color» to im-
r nested to
AWE um
:"" “{sz Noam
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PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
AtM.
COMPETENT‘ '
ERRILL COLLEGE
llilTil ilT LEIOB
(Continued from First Page.)
of the police he maintained; to allow
,(iouncilruan Betta tn borrow $5,000
more tor the, adminlltrative deparh
meat; that thei fireworks dietitians he
roauloted; tlI ycle riding on the
lsidewalka be tiled; that the old
Phoenix hone. wanna be «told; not.
flawto otheI lairuii‘luut. matters be attend-
The meeting wait called to older in
the council member in Wall ntreot. I“
the councilman being present. by his
honor Mayor Daemon Brunduge, at
8: lib o'clock. "
Carl H. Swanson. of 23 Spring Hill
wished to hate a curb lino established
on hla property and appeared before
the commit wit this request. ‘Mr:
Swenaon ls tlinrovlng his property.
and it is nor-ca ry to obtain the curb
line that he may lay a sidewalk. The.
.councll granted his requeat and the
work will be done. at once. ,
A petition for a newer on Gerard
place was read olgned by several
property owners. Although the otreci
has not yet been accepted by the city
it in graded and a curb line has been
established. Water and gait mains are
being laid in the street. The matter
wag referred to the sewer committee
f0I- investigation.
The property owners in School
street desire to have. catch basins in-
stalled iii the ntreet The matter wall
referred to the sewer committee for
investigation
A communication regarding thP
change of the tracks upon Mill Hill
was received front the corporation
counsel. He, reported that the. council
had the powar to authorize this chalice
in the tracks.
(Z‘ounrllnrau Malone and (‘ily Engl-
rIeeI- (‘lrarieu N. Wood have been over
the ground and the former gave a
lengthy talk upon the matter. giving
several important this. it was prov-
ed by their ulcusurenrenls that two
cars cannot pose on the curve at the
foot. of Mill Hill. The maps of the
garrison... Are Wanted
OFFICE AsaISTANTa ‘
Port Chester Stamford South Norwallt
m- Wag-55L. :21. .5 5..-“. 25:5.-.5522—~
0
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
s as WALL eraser.
o. n. fikson
Optician
PHONE m.
NORWALK.
berauue we roll only the lie-t “caring lillc~I ol‘ illiln'
t‘liiiJiltl-L‘in‘ SHOES. on hell up
\\‘Ii.\lii.\”:~‘,
our I“... Are within Reach or an
FLYN N & RYAN
. 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
lilo
lt’urllng Hue:
Quality Is Our Magnet
\iiRi-lldb“ and
in lillI‘N S and
SOUTH NORWALK.
trill were perused by" the cokncilmeu
and the subject diucusacd. (it .
mupa was about live feet long and a
very intricate one. The perusal of this
;Iu.IIp and the discussion rrpou it lasted
a long time The city engineer has rec-
ommended that this .‘hnnge be made.
it wan voted that the proposition of
the railroad company which has been
rgcommeudcd by Mr. Wood be great
i' .
:l The corincil‘recclvcrl all invitation
to attend the looming to be held this
evening in the South Norwnlk (‘luir
parlors regarding the propoaed trol
.iey loop.
D A report from the Knox Automobile
(kirnpany said that the auto tire truck
wax now in ilrutIclaxe condition. The
Knox Cornpauy have l7 orders for like
machines from as many dttl'erent
townu. The Knot Apto Company ex
pressed a desire to have the driver at
the factory for a week or two to in-
bii'lit'i lrtru irl lliI- use of the machine
'i‘br' l‘lliI'l'l \rux :icI-IIplI-d and a vote
of think» will he sent to lilr' Knox
III liliir' lIIi‘ tllr'ir “1 Fit.
,\ III-solution liiut the taxes of never-
at taxpaycia be abated as they are
either decennial. out of business. nou~
reuldcula or blind. which makes
them exempt. wan grossed.
Councilman Malone stated that the
cluilrgc mode in the police beats had
given entire satisfaction to all con-
fi'flfl.‘ .
$50__ 00
-—AT---
-—Mru. Young Wife!
—-l’etlrnpu hubby's away.
"Boon [one for home time
~Probably he’s I little homesick.
«Hunger: iOr sight of baby.
-—-Can't come home that yet.
~~Why not. send baby to him?
«Not in portion,
wbul via photograph.
-—(io youriioli', too.
--nhme way,
Bathrooms Complete
The Healing and. Plumbing CO.
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK ‘
GEO. S.'NORTH
without photograph.
.. , ., , . “r
Photographer
78 Washington Street
Silk Hosiery
‘ Silk Horiiery ill the rage. Made of italian Silk and “Onyx"
brand pure Silk threads, the weaving being to clone that. the
stitching: are unusually durable. Extra-optical! but: and tom.
June bridcoapny indulge their lute for the exquloitc. and
‘ at the some that practice conunendirble economy by obtaining
more of then Silk Stockings to complete their trouuuu.
In order that you may becOme better achpinted with our
Hosiery stock. We offer for this week as I special leader. the
but $1. .09 Silk Hm on the market for 85¢. in Black. White.
Pink, Sky Gray. Tan. Champagne. Main and Hello.
Other grades oi SilkT-iosiery “$1.50 to $3.00.
‘ The N. ERyan Co
86 “WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
, the newer.
leer-tied and he recommended a con—
tinuance in the present method of pa
trolling the city and that the trafilc
omcer be kept on duty.
Councilman Malone then brought up
the matter of the motor cycle for the
policeman stationed in West avenue.
This will give the oitlcer the opportuni-
ty to capture a fleeing auto. The inn)“-
or was much opposed to the purchase
of the machine. Councilman Malone
.recommenrlcd the purchaac of a twin
cylinder.
(‘ouncilurua iiurnell wan also oppoe
ed to the purchase of the machine
Councilman lI‘hIIIigan thought it would
be a good investment for the city.
Councilman MllmI also favored the in-
voelmont.
(‘ouucllman Malone recommended a
piano] ayatem by telephone to the gas
house thence to the mounte motor
cycle chicor per the gas house biotic.
The mounted officer could also report
cycle be purchased was panned with
the understood not that the money
:xpiauded for name shall not exceed
2-60
Councilmen Ilurnell reported that
tract of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company Pun
dorford about the paving of Wall
street. The city engineer has all the
specifications and piano ready to lot
bide.
There III 8307.38 left in lhe lreooury
for the highway department to work
Morgan arc-true and to repair and iii:
the parks about town for the auiumcr
At the but pleating oi the council it
with decided to work Morgan avenue
Councilman iieltrr asked the city
clerk to read his reoolution‘ that hot»
given porniilaion to borrow 36.000
from the water comminoloneru. 'i‘hII
pormlaiiion wars granted.
The than of one of the warmer ban
expired and thin lenverr but. two annea-
ooro on the board M. J Howard and
John J iIani'on
William H. Byinnton made auntie»
tion for the position and Councilman
Milne nominated Jude A. E. Austin
for the Ian me hat or can reunited
in the unanimous election of Judge A.
ill. Austin to, the board
Councilman Belts deported that the
conduct for the work on the tire
bonito door-I turd been let and that tlIII
iron girder: were even now on the
way
' The old Phoeniri hone wagon has no
. place to stay Apnoea to out II III
. neoooury. it kept o wagon mull he
repaired it was than at them good
plan would be to boil it v we
all that the cholmlh at the do
[ill'liiil‘ili be empowered to sell the‘
warm at our boat newbie Int Intoxi-
Mru. Eltnuboth nitride, of ewluwn
avenue who live: outside the city line
about 25Ii feet want! a connection with
An application will be pro
located for thin at the next meeting.
it was ruled that the ritual cone
f
of tlic .
from Corporation (‘ouneel John KeoghI .
in the trains line of talk‘
all lights which are out and do it ex- ‘
pedltlouoly. The vote that the motor
be communicated with Aulutaat Enxl- !
llli it Hi NleElEii,’
White Sale we have ever held
Larger quantitieu, ~bclter
STRAP
$2.00 $2.50
OPENS WITH
A, Broadside Of In. ...I;,.,“&
ible Bargains
After weeks of ceaseless palnirtaklng efforts we have completed ;
our last preparation for what will be the most successful May ”
aeaortnienle,
merchandise and better values than any previous Balm
IIIIIIIIIMINTZ'S
J “The House of Advice? PW?“
III GLO_Y__ER’S__ .I...
LADIES’ OXFORDS and
$8.00
A range of prices and styles which offers a good selection of
SUMMElLEgOTWEAR
new TWO STORES We!
.II
better; variety, better
l
PUMPS
$8.50 $4.00
...1....
{-95 ..
inlueioncr cOuImunicate with pro
owners requesting the
sidewalks in the city.
Complaints hare
been rec cl \e
about bicyrle riding on the sidewalks i
l-‘xumpleu will he made of those break-
ing the (it) Ordinance to this effect
The maIOI requested that the coun
ciluren prepare a resolution about the
tlrcworks.
he likI-d to ace the boys enjoy them
:.l‘|\'t~l~'_
mar i‘l'ilt hue and pistol Iiiscliargc. Til"
il‘ililillllk‘. resolution was tll'llWll up
.‘lllll adopted: this resolution is Imb-
iIIct to the perusal of the corporation
counsel, John J. Walsh. and it IS like-
ly that he may make some changes in
it :
[to it and it is hereby resolved that.
the discharge of all firearms, blank
cartridge pistols. dynamite, crackers
and cannona be prohlited. All other
provisions of the Norwulk city charter
relative to the discharge of ilreworka
be and is hereby waived from sun-
down on lit:I .‘ird of July, 1910. until
i'.’ o'clock p. In. July 4th. ltiiii.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
l‘ollce department ............ $237.36
Sewer department ............ 7.50
Fire department ‘. ............. 235.7t
\dnrlnirrtriilire department. iii. 75
,Iiilghway department ......... 814.5
, W
l Total of all departments. . $1,311.83
There being no further baldness be
,fore the board the motion for adjourn-
ment was unanimously paused.
The next meeting of the council will
be held on Monday evening. June 8th,
at 8 p. m. in the council chamber.
NO BOYS MISSING.
Bridgeport Vounootoro Myotorrouoly
Dlnppur.
T BRllXiEPOR'l‘. Mary
Wed Chambers. aged air. and Joneph
iMr cliched. aged Ievon, went to alter
'lho on Sunday evening in the attention
the local police are trying to naive to
‘day Tbcue youngsters with two cour-
panionn left their beaten in Williams
ntrl't‘i. Earn Bridgeport. Huntley night.
to tree a tire. The companion: return-
|IIII home. tihambenr and McMahon did
not, and upon the theory that both
Were crowded off the footbridge which
they had to cross, the police are drug-
Iglng the river Searching portion Iver-II
orrt all night. Chamberu hr the non
of ArIthuI t‘hunbotil of 13 Willtultta
attract. and the other boy Of Frank MOI
Mairorr of 30 Williams ‘treel.
l
-. “l cultured habitually from comm
potion Donn'l Regulate relieved and
Itrungtboned the bowels In that that
have been regular over Macaw-A. it:
Davin. grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tex.
H..-
NOVEL SUIT OVER LAND.
nos ANGElJE’S. Cal. May l7.--A
boat trip in which the voyager-II rode
and not' rowed. to Mild to be at the
ylrottom of I controversy over Pair
Valley land. valued at 12.500 000. The
right» at t’Iicttlorrr are corinltlcrcd in
leopardy became of a Wlilmbit'lll trick
practiced 36 venrrr ago by a San ifran
cinco millionaire. now dead. It in
charged that he had the horn loaded
on a wagon and after it but been hard-
ed over a proscribed area claimed 44.
000 acre: of rich land under the mom
and overflow who filo lied to the fact
‘thqt he had model trip by boat. The
land is desert/Idaho loud.- 'tuo dispute
which open It: taco. a poor. to be a
icontroverny between t 9 government
and state will come up for I halving
hr fore t tilted Btalcn Surveyor Grateful
trcboqi :I Lou Augelee .iunc il heiliere.
however. asacrt, that ”)9 controveruy
i” really between them and a land
grabbing oynrilcate.
He said for himself that;
but that in: la opposed to cuirl
l'i.-—Whert* .y
“Iltilllili II II into
if llli Jilllll iii ii
Bridgeport Boy and Girl Ellifi‘e to
New York But Uaromanlic
Parents Finally Bat ...,
the Girl Back
NEW YORK, May 17.—“Foiled
again: " muttered Cupid. as ho aoowled
darkly la the Weehawkon. .N. J.. po-
lice station Saturday noon. For at that
time and place Miss ignore Buckley.
3 would he bride. was whittled of!
home by her stern parents. and
Charles Rose, a would be bridegroom.
trailed diaconsoiately after the weep-
ing girl. "l‘ralled" is figurative. Char-
ley really kept a safe distance behind
by tilting the next train.
Mina Buckley lives at NO. 2608 North
avenue. Bridgeport. Doom, and Mr.
Ross. at No 568 Palrllold avenue shine
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town. He In only fifteen years old and
the lady boasts an additional two
years.
(in last Saturday morning they do
aided they just touldnt wait another
minute longer to get married. A real
live atonement would be no romantic. ,
Charley uold his bicycle for a $6 bill.
That was not much but heroe- don‘t
stop to bugle at bargain counters.
Anyway he know a fortune awaited
him in. New York. Thlthor they
the next train and at the Grand ea-
tIIat Stgtloa they boarded a Iuhvray
train for City Hall.
There the dithcuitloo began. Charlie
who a bit reticent concerning them
eaterday. but where nabbed. "The
clerk thought we with? bkykiii!"
way. they didn't m h liconlo. at
it o'clock Saturday night Patrolman
Nutty found thorn otraylat about the
Want Shore lorry hob» iii Warmth-
3:. "hunting for roomo." They but {in
Nutty took them to II police Mon.
where they revealed their all!“ and
addressee and the parents I.” ll-
formed Yeulorday at noo It and
Mrs. Buckley appeared Iii aim '
whore. who then «out all? he to ’,
hrtdnnorr IIIIh ii halt-nirv- Rater-o hr
the backgtound
uulnoII: roar, May 17 .—-'t'ha youth
fol eiopm Lenore Buck!!! and
(‘hariu lion arrived in hr =
yesterday with their run 01 ‘ l
abuttcrod 'i‘htI fair up” it" till:
by her DINMII that marriage w
long way all tor hot. The ii
Charlie it! much udder and a m
mat «liter tumor. to tho I! . ,
finale] Buckley and bu boot: I ‘ 4
bibliography III night in o b
ion. Charlie ll placebo bur ' m
.orlugoport outboard and in theme!
apartment.
onlghi watchman in a d
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mama Linn DOWN. 5 ,
Turn Over, 't'yln. (in I. O, A. M
mingle!» Illghtty .injl'tfld. W
PlWBflh’tfl. Milan, May lie-WM
fli‘ on the amide and Albany film
your block“ for tavern hour. It .
held Junction hilt hlabt by the
of the Harte ‘
it“ York togmm Mimi ill
the imitative loft tho trflbi ”I
turned over on one of its all“. ‘
while planning (it kIgi
maria do an to
only tire engineer. Peter 0", “ v
North Adams, was injured. and;
but «lightly The tweatydlv‘o ‘ ' '
gore were titration nil. litii not
to an: extent.
Norwalk Chronicler