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‘ 2340th Presltlont
,; thrtinlloming Year
.«MLillllllli Pilllillli
jmhmuumm
Gathering noun the Hotel cu.
lord Largely Attended
To Goorgo F‘. i‘ooto tall the honor
. ‘yoatordny of being named “nutyor” oi
Vlilolle inland for a your. in otlior words.
Mr. Foote, ‘who is an onthuoinailc and
public apirltcd member of tho ivoll-
kuown uutumor colony. was olocwd
president of the Hello inland iuiprovo-
mcnt Association. lnc., at the annual
meeting. held at tho Hotel Clifford. in!
this city.
There was a large representation of
the memborrhip in attendance. and
there in «very indication that the com-
ing Heflfltln will he very successful. An
customary. tho improvement Associa-
tion will oxorclm every effort. along
the line which its name slim-tooth.
Through the «(forts of tho Aasocin
tion the summer rontdcuta or Italic lu-
lnnd have practically all of the com
fortti ol the city right at tho arachoro.
At the present, time there is piped
water and electric :s‘lrt‘t‘l lights, and
the Association is cndonvorinn to have
(an: installed. This improvement, it
is hoped, will ho brought about tht-
‘ 1 . Coming season.
. ,_ Tho Aaaocintlon ciao maintains a
,,=' ..','.»' rlrn‘rrc collection servico. looks afici-
‘ _ streets, keoptt the beaches clean
ltd inflict ext-raises every effort to
gs? oi' Rollo island a "Spotless
. ,. ,
’ nu tiudpet. wn in a llbor
my am. «on etod upon
in; ,. . s In no. Those alliter-
. .‘;‘.i.. ‘ y ‘ \ a;
:Proaldontmfleom ~8'. Foam. Will
,Nomatk. w y . .. a... ..
'* Vtcoé‘Preal‘dénW
ilothol. .‘ g “- "hr; . -
Tmanror~Willlom it. ‘i‘hompoon.
Brooklyn.
Honorary-“E. C. Browne. Brooklyn.
Directors, class whose term will ex-
pire in 1913~—-.l0iwpl\ J. Strolinmyoi‘.
New York; lionry W. Plant. New
York; Charloa C. Perry, Now York; ’1‘.
Marnhall Androwa. Norwnlk.
Director-n, class whose term will or-
pire 1914“»Charlcg Money. New York;
Richard ii. (loldon. South Norwalli:
.Icsde hi. Ferrirl, i’noaoic. N. .l.; George
E. Edwtirtlo. New Rochello. N. Y.
Auditortt. mil—elation P. Wright.
va . York; John J. Gilles. New
York.
Ladlos’ Aid Society Gave Very
Pleasant Altair in the
Union Chapel
An a fitting tribute to a man whose
name calla lorth admiration, tho La~
dies” Aid society hold a sociable in
memory of George Washington in the
Union chapel in Want Not-walk, loot
ovonlnx. The chapol WM! comfortably
filled and tho tabled were noatly ar-
ronnod and Very prottlly decorated
with lion and hunting.
’inmer smith proved himself an oo-
pociolly capable man in hlo line no
imporoonawr ot (loot-go Waoblngton.
odd allo- lronc (llovor took the port
of My Wuhlngwn in o moot. polioh-
dd monitor. Thon- oootuhtoo woro
vory ilnpond thoy doooryo grout coni-
monodoilon for tbolr port to the ol-
toir. "l‘ho docbrotm committoo who
lobaroit no hard 9.05th the olfair o
oucoooo. rocolvodi y compilmanu.
. Tho lodloo of tho mint woro oloo
very prottlty dreamt in tumor ap-
proprioto to tho doll. 'l'ho oldoot suit
woo «Hyundai hormone. it by
in? color ., gold. odd woo much
M“? .t. :l y _ ’
onto it , urvod during
u“ mt _. . .
: on tho Now .Yorlna‘Novo it
. until bio tutti nonunion Maui
. in loot '
w- .h.
tuuuummfi
lilil l’lliSllliilli
Doughnut Colonial Altair, at the
Home oi ltov. ~tlr. militia.
Marlarloml. Yesterday
41......” .
Tho Woman's Association of tho
South Norwaik Congregational Church
‘ save a planning Washingtcn‘a birthday
Tea. yesterday afternoon. at tho par-
nonago of the South Norwalk (Bonfire
gallonal Church. There wait a int-no
attondnnco. and the rooms were dec-
oratrd in Colonial style. the dining-
room bolus adorned with patriotic col.
out of red. white and blue. and profit-nt-
tag a vcry attractive appournnoc.
Mrs. E. ii. Gutnlmrt was in charge
of tho dining-room. and oho woa audiot-
ed by Mrs. Alexander J. Ituinmlcr, Mrs.
Lawrence Asllouglnoo. Mrs. Frodorick
ll. Rowan and Mrs. Howard A. 'l‘illy.
'I‘hcao ladle» wore attired in t‘olonlnl
costumes. and appeared vury uttractlvo
to the anacmblbd gueau. 'l‘ho refresh-
tnento served wcro of a delightful
character and much approclatcd.
Mra. Frank lander and Mrs. Wil-
lium it. Thompson anointed him. Mitc-
lnrlantl in receiving tho flutes“). all of
whom were given a cordial Welcome
by the charming hoatoun.
'l‘ho ulfair won for the benefit of tho
carpot fund of the church, and a grad
l’yluit sum was roailzed.
Lillll8 or goat. use Lil.
Pork (‘lmpt-i. 12‘.“ lb.
Fri-sh Shoulder. lingo lb.
l"l‘f‘hll llumil. ll‘ic lb.
Logs Lamb. lzkfic lb.
(form-ti 'l‘ouguo, cue lb.
Shoulder Lamb. tit: lb.
(‘ltbpptti llool‘, l(it- ii).
liiilllli (.‘hnpti. 'J lba. for 25¢.
All kinds iv‘ihlt. .
NEW YORK MARKET.
litl Washington St.
mun—o”.-
itomtx tit-I ‘
- man Altar
“Mm.
The legislative comtnlttoo on finance
was to giro mot-rat hoorinso in Hart-
ford. "l‘uoaday allot-noon. but tho iioi
faded away, lv‘irat on tho acbodulc
was one on a bill for the tuning: of im-
provement bond! by the Town of Nor-
wallt. A‘ point. own. which minoxid-
litigation whether the moahuro should
i Nroicrrcd to tho Judiciary cola -
, * ‘ mw‘lor
aooignmd'ut. no did mottnurtro‘lnwndtnn
the tax lawn requiring liatn of now
roaidentu to be worn in; Concerning
assessments in the titty cl Norwalk:
concerning naoonooro (or the Town at
Norwalk. and concerning tho board of
roller ut tho Town at Norm-lit.
ELK8 "ME TO llEIAIll
ill 800T" “MILK
Norwnlk tough. Donor-clout and Pro
iectivo Order of Elite. held itn rvnulnr
meeting. luat night. and nottiod the
mottor of tho projected removal of
tho Ellis Homo. 'l‘hc inniot'lly of tho
romtulttt-r nppointod six month» ago
to look into the manor, reported that
they tuvorcd tho "mount location in
South Main atroot, and tho mootlnx do
ridod by n lurao vote to adopt the ro-
port, and 80 ahead with piano for tho
bullldlng of a hondtlomo new home.
A committee was appointed to com—
ploto tho plum and apocitlcntiono and
report at a future meeting. ‘
’l‘h hlfldilflx woo into in otarting. ow-
ing t 'thh‘tnoi that ocvoral oi the oili-
com and ntombbro wore in ilanbury.
attending tho dedication of tho idlko
wdsd buildinfilot that place.
Fttrthor piano“ worn made for going
to hintlord to ‘ tamlord nut 'i‘uoodoy
nix i. when lit degree will be confora
red for titan: rd Lodgo.
Grand Ea omod landing Knight
Joogph Ht Kolloy. of New Haven. Will
pro out.‘und delivered a lino addrolo.
during which ho hinted that ho comic!-
and tho preucnt location of tho homo
on tribal one. ond that it obouid remain
whore it now in.
“do".
our oonooc'roo om..-
wmarun. Fob. 23.~—Tbomoo ut-
more. the old railroad conductor. who
no in charm of the Hartford and (to:
noctlout Walter-n rallrood opoci l
which plungoti through o. hrtdlo haul
the rinr at 'l‘orittylllo. oo‘ tho i
of January ill. um. whllo‘roid, ’
tron: llarttord to Win“ “with us. a
load of would who bodvhooil o. m
o Moody and donkey touting o - ,
lord. and in which MOP thump
poroono wot-o ltlll onddllitz}hflo
othorr‘iuinr d! on tboioonh ill.
pilot iioi‘o dnr ng loot hint. or
nobility. “too not of “with; Milo
loom o Ion. Manila. it on dung;
“o
Hartford railroad. burial ormgomooto
haul not ban oomhlotod. but tom»
o
pontmill bo at N‘w , ' Hr...
thou. it in oold. c olmod tho had
now but u yutoluu‘o amount
booombor, could hi. romo
tbthr'ltnllnulludnouory. . '
burroufiwm anatomy.
VI
at. shot one at m‘mdnnno o .
onlio lilo i ‘ “
' moon oil too hold to loll ndi ‘
onwottdminotion into bio ”diorama ’
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W. Wm...
ll lllli
HR llSllEll
Willi PIAINS
Two Hotels, a (Dance Hall and
Several Stores in Business
Section Ara Destroyed
llllE ill lHE llilElllll ,
lllllll Billll lllJllliill
Flames Supposed to Have sort
do in Chop Suey Restaurant
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. Feb. 23»-
thnotl by brittk aouthwcutorly windo.
lin- whlcb illnl'ied in a small restaur-
out on South Lexington around, in .a
thickly built-up business section here.
early today spread with great rapid-
ity through a pool of inflammablo
frame wructuroo to Orawampum
at not. canning property dhmnito ooilv
mightl at about 8200.000.
A oonaidcrabic part of tho loan watt
through the doatructlon of tho Branden
npurtmont building. a llirt‘it‘hlm‘) brick
atruciurc. Tho lull locui iiro fighting
torro. ashlaicd by throo companion
from Port Circular. amt-n mlloa away,
octiirrrd tholr firm. at tho Brandon
building, and flilcccl'dtid in chucking
tho ilntaoo at thin point and raving vol~
unblo buildings nunr by which were
seriously lhrcaionod.
Tbt- bulldlnuo burned includod Arm.
bruntcr‘u liotol, Knappr liotcl.
Lexington llanco iiall. aorrral omnil
l‘rnmc atoms on l.cxinotot. ovonuo, tho
Margaret Kohrnoy rcuidonrv. a throo-i
atory tint building ownod by it T. Ilrll.
and the Brandon data.
30 for no in known. than. i.-. no loo!
of lilo. Georgi- Holp, n mambor at tho
independent Khulna Company. no
pinionoti by a failing wall in bowling
alleys undt‘r tho lit-alumni) Hull. Ind.
tor bail on hour hlu comrade: fought
doapcrntoly lo roloooo him. Toolbar.
moon lost on the dorm drool. that»
the anal. iiolpp‘o loft orm woo . no
tut-cu. and ho wag burned obon‘tt o
body. timid Why: “an .
oil over a tire.- rope nod fmriurod his:
‘ofi log and arm. Some of tho induct-a
n Knopp'a lloiol hnd narrow «copra.
.. w w..- ,._.... M..-“
llllll BRAVES PlSlill
lll_§_l_ll Biillillllli
Chicago Man Breaks into House
tor the Puritans oi nur-
daring tho. Occupants
Chicago. i‘cb. zit-«in ntatrusulo with
Robert Brnun. in which a girl brgvod
a monitor pintoi and war bcaicn
about tho l‘uco until she was all but un-
conscious. the victim Iani night worn-
led her opponont and by n rcmurknblo
diuplay ct courage. probably rated the
llvou 0! four children.
The phonon] tight orcurrod in tho
parlor oi the homo of George ictcbncr.
on [Card lliin’olo otroot, and Min Emma
Eichuor. 18 yours old. wno tho heroine.
it began illt.‘ lnrtant that Bruno. who
was nursing tonclud wronxo ngaiaot.
Elohncr. knockod at tho door oariy in
tho evening ond united to bo. udmlttod.
“No. you'd hotter romo oround to
marrow." oold the girl.
“l’m here now. and born to stay!"
oxcioimod Eroun. pullinx the magazine
pintol from MI pockot and torclnn lilo
way into the hallway.
Mloo Flichnor oolsod hlo arm and
tried to puoh him book. ‘i‘hoy otru‘g»
tried until reaching the parlor door.
' moan noticed tho four children. Thou
ho iovoied hio piatol at thorn and who
obout to fire. But the girl rolouod
hor grip on bio othor arm and with
both bands lorcod tho inunlo of tho
Weapon townrdn tho coiling oo itroun
tired. Unoblo to bring tho ,piotol into
play. Bruno boot tho girl until blood
o honed trom boil o doaou woundo in nor
fooo: But one utubbornly did u to
hint. Ania and again ho lirod. at to
no pttl‘pooe. Fluoliy tho gun ring
and whllo ho was examining it or it
mchuor nuohod him out of tho mot.
door ond oloood nod locked, Broun
than ru‘ohod to tho toliorohon of on oc-
ouointoooo. Joooph lium‘gt, obot. hint
to tho thouldor odd to or bond odd
woo about to dro o third limo. wbott
once more tho run doom. Lilo droid
another woopon trout bio pocket. but it
loloood fire. Wbtl‘o mutant to ho
Ho than obondontld an attack. vol?
ton o doctor’o moo will
my wufldl'm‘h’fl
a.
lion.
’ ‘ tor! location it'
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imitliom'billhoo. ‘,
lho‘
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY zaftoit.
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las Patti Nil
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Wnobiu‘tcnfi f . «lay was cciebra.
led in a your . . 'tdmnnnor yuator-
day at the N .Qiub. A iar 0
onto" our * no vmwm
oil duly loco Vin-unites were;
Idiom uncut; tilt» hour in the no;
tor-noon o my”, ‘ ‘- a some in tho'
billiard too - ‘ m iployod. whon
'i'. c. Bulcolm ”19.. an Boron. both
rotor! at to. c ~ ‘ ‘I‘bo game was
Won by the lotto? . the ocore being.
70 to 61. ,3: U“ 3"? 7‘
in the ova“ g, oolub members
were antortol l a)?» in in Potlt. tho
wail-known ‘ . ,
school. who ob
vary clover an .
‘ J iiarutrom’o
Jmomboro homo;
ling sleight of
hood trick. = l 4. ‘ ~ ghlr. i’otit‘o por-
formanco u my . t. 1' nor was cerv-
od. Music VI! “during the at-
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tetanus: and it" ‘lj
cbfltmfiot N61,
drodf‘tnomborn , .
.t' it ‘tlnldwin‘a or-
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. HARTFORD. Fob. ”with-plum Bo:-
‘ ton oliorcd proyrr for Motor Thomno
Elliott. at Rockvllle. today, when tho
. Honoto Mun it: reunion. Uout-.-(iov.
‘ lilalmalt-o gave norm at the ocnotor'o
wry ooriouo lllnooa. Mr. Elliott baa
pnoutnoulo. did owinu to lilo no. 88.
”iv outt-omo at tho disco” remains in
doubt lie communal or not {colloid
wit loot work. but thought it woo duo
in a cold Pneumonia dovciopod on
Monday.
The Scum ooolrnod tho lion-o
olooiion or minioniudgcs. on “Nubia
rcporto or the ludictory mmmittoo. the
roliowino being among them: William
J Noland, Judge. and it a. Pork, dop-
uty judge. at ilrlaiol; Jomm A. Moo
ltlli. iudno. not John ll. Klrkhotn. (top
uty indgo. at New Britain; William A.
Arnold. intigo. odd Janina. A. Shoo
doputy judge. thllniontir; Wooloy ll.
l’oornr. indoo. 8. Harris Warner. do)»
uty indoo. hflddiotown: Thoma:
Wolch. iodgo. J. W. Gridloy. doputy
luduo, Boutblngton: Prod P. Lattimor.
.ludoo. A. 8. Chootor. deputy judge.
(Breton.
A rooolutian no not to the House
to pay W. ti. ’l‘oylor'dltxt‘a for compiling
the pockot mutual Ind roll. ,
Fnroroblo roporto came in on tho
rooolutlono for winding tho «horror
of tbo Brldxoport hood and Title Com
my: on Intending tho chortor or tho
City or noobury loom-lug tho notor-
ioo ol the city court Judson: unloading
tho cbortorof tho Gnocchi Booch Wo-
tor Company: outborixing tho Pork.
storm and Wilcox Company to in-
cnoooo lto’ capitol 'otork. and those
wont to tho Monitor to concurronco.
Bonator Plait. of Wombury. woo
nomad on tho Boom another of tho
committoo to lovoottooto the prion 0!
commoditioo. having rolotlon to tho
high cool of living.
Ionic» of tho Homo.
'i'bo Houoo today by party vow to:
Ropubltcooo to it! Domocroto votod not
to odor odvioo to Prooldoot Toll. on
the manor ot calling on om ooooion
of Connrooo tor nvtolon of tho will.
ilom‘ooontotivo John l. “niobium.
ed loner, min-oil non-action by doolor-
log toot ho bollovod 'iProoidoot ,‘i‘ot't
Id blu‘ hood omwod on not: and did
not boot! advico mm tho logtg tor: no
ll!!!“ ho obould doion tho tot-id uproo-
‘Iiho m with: croutod o abort
d . . ohiiomur‘comounu
tmfl about» «loom
simulation". Julio. the Honda
logov MIN tho toolo wboro it.
u..- no udddtl’”:“°“
»‘ i '7 . . . '
twiaoo‘iloo ftattoo zoo-longing?
rosin gwm torltiflow
of thumbing?“-
‘ tr
in" I“All!
WAS til it
Stole a. coat and Auto Tire From
Julian Harlan, in Woolpori,
and But 1 Year in Jail
abutuMn
uuummn
lithm Who Took' Chandos wnn
Jury flecalvo Sentences
The ilrat prisoner of the prcoont'
torm oi the. criminal superior court to
loam upon a trial and to takc his
chance: with a jury was John Kiaokl.
charged with tho thrill of a fur coat
and on automobile tirc trout tho gur-
ngo of Julian .l. 1. Maroon. oi Wool-1
port. on tho night of Novrmbcr 28.
Thu lntoroot ot‘ tho accuaod was lookod
after by Attorney lrvlus Elson. oil
Bridgeport. Tho um witness was Prod
orick J. liorxor. chauffuor for Judge Mir
roan. who identified tho fur coat and?
tho. tire. 'l‘ho witnoua alao explained
that tho nrticlca wort: on tho mncbino
tho ntitht in question. They were mind
(Continued on Second Page.)
mmuumt
lumnnmv
billet-toil to a Temporary Block-
ltio ol tho Sidewalk by (ion-
traclor Robins
Conaidornblo talk ‘hu dovolopod
from on occurrencu in front or the
South Moro-hilt Trust” (fomtmny build-
ingoin \‘i'oohipgton himt,_Tliud0}' af-
tomoon.,vrhon (looociimon William it.
hichinbon. chairman of thr- highway
department. ordorcd Contractor Tho-
moa Robina in thine down a plank he
won having bond as n whoclborrovr
runway from tho building in a. cart in
tho atrcot. Mr. McMahon dcclorod
that Air. Robins woo \‘iolhtinii a city
ordlnonrr in roloilon tn blocking the
sidewalk.
Witch .\ir. ilublun did not, alto tho
plank down no onion-d, Mr. riiuhon.
it its outed, took matter: in his own
hnndo ondyonliod it down. No claim
ed ho had but oovcroi complaint-
about the blocking of tho oidowolk.
Contractor iloblna conoidorcd Mr.
hichinlion’a I'ction holly. crpocioliy in
vlow oi tho foot that the total longth
bl limo ho had the plank up who only
outficlont to load tho cart and did not
named ten minutoa. and that the side.
walk woo not actuallyvhlockod. in that
practically without any trouble. potion-
trianu could otop over tho plank for o
apnea a number of foul wldr. lba rioo
to the cor! boing very gradual. He did
not know why Mr. McMahon had noted
no obruptly. but supported he woo
milled on account at a permit not be-
in; oocurod that from him. This. how-
ever. had boon aroutmi by the» mayor.
Mr. Robina inlormcd Mr. McMahon
that it be bod broken tho city ordi-
nonbo. tho highway chairman could
bring on motion minot hlrn.
Altar lilr. McHobon‘a lumHIIl'] oc-
tlon. tho olllcoru of the Trail Compony
upwind to the mayor. who told thorn
that thorn would he no further trouble.
and yoltordoy the job wno complotod
without further intorteronco by Mr.
McMohon.
Homo little comment in tho prooont
inotonco lo cottood by Mr. McMahon‘s
octlono in othor coooo. whore it to
clottnod ho boo dono practically noth-
ing to mount Ildowolk blocking. Por-
tlculor attcntion boo boon dlroctod to
tho now toiophono building in Wont
\Voobington otroot. whoro tho oldorrolh
boo boon blot-trod tor tho butlding‘o on-
tiro lougth oll Motor. A- a rooult 0!
tho notion at tho Trim Company build.
ingthoro may do oomo stop tutors to
no error ltr. Mohiobon'o hood in com,
at tho otdowollt blocking about tho
city. according to a rotten thin morn-
D
"9
Mr. it loo an it: may toobuloolir
hovo‘bro tho ordinanco in oi of
tho Trait Comparrroltorty. at he
point- to tho blocking of tho oidowolk
for o numbor ol duo in ouccoooloo ot
o point on tho oppoolto oido of tho
mm and put brow tho Trout Com-
pany. whom Mr. McMahon woo lnto‘r-
ootod in a Job. ho oloo boing in tho
contracting tin-innit.
illumination»: outrun.
tooth «moth Mon to not bloody» .
Paying cm or! Good.
In wry largo authoring of friends and
Aqmm -.
mmuum»;
hummuml
Alias Mildred Estelle llavliand'
and lienrge Stiles Clarke
~ United in Marriage"
A very pretty and *oiabomto wedding
commony took place loot evening at
m Eulit avenue, when Mlas Mildred
Estella ilaviland. daughter of Mrs. Dar
vid L. iiavlland. and George Silica
: Clark. son or George w. Clarke. 0! Mil-
: ford, Connecticut, were joined in the
holy bonds of marriage by the Rov.i
Louis B. Howell.
- The bride. who is a very well-known
and charming Norwalit Young lod)’.
was siwn away by her brother-in-law.
Fwdorick P. Gookell. Bho woo dressed
in white satin with chilfon and em-
broidered pearl trimmings and curiod
a bouquet of whlio who)! robes and
Roman hyocinthu. Shot on attended
by her ulster, Minn Karmic Hammad:
who ivoro pink satin. Tho pago.o.nd
flower bearers. nephew and niece of
the bride. were Edward Perry Gaskell!
and Dorothy Virginia Gaokell. They
carried a basket of white room.
The groom. who in a need grower, in
woll known and popular. being a mom-
her of the state legislature. The best
man was Trubco lXIolhtlo.
The cermony was performed before.
relatives of the contracting couple at
6:30 p. m.
The boom was handsomely decorat-
od for the occasion with torn and other
planta. The color combination was.
white and pink. The. decorations worn‘
by Florist iianford.
Following the coromonv a bounttL
ous wedding nuppor wan aorved with.
lchiyn na caterer. After the supporl
tho bride and groom dopartod on thoir
woddinz trip and will visit Washing-
ton. D. C. Old Point Comfort. Virginia.
and many other places. 0n ther ro
turn they will tako up their mat once
in a newly furniahod homo in Milford.
Among the goats present were Mr.
and Mrs. George 1. Plot! and son. Sir.
and Mrs. Prank l. While. Mr. and Mrs.
Ansel Northrup. Mr. and Mrs. Treat.
Mr and Mn. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
(homo W. Clorlt. oil 0: Milford: hit.
and Mrs. F. P. finite" and chlldron.
Mr. and Mrs. c A. Thompoon and
tlausthtcr. Mrs. E. 8. Tompkins. Mina
Ado E. Havllantt and Dr. C. A. Canton.
tor. or .Vow York: hiioo Addie Fond.
moo Julio Moilotte. Mina Annie Hill.
of Westport: Harold Woodmlf. Hill
Annie K. Woo x “it. P. anvil 951.”
word Folio. 0? ltd Plains: r0. Lulu
Monomer and son. Mrs. Abbie Wit.
liomson and many others.
of Woodbridxo. and James Whittieloy,
or Woodtaont. Connecicut.
~MADE lN sou'f'i-l NORWALK.
Ilomomado brood. Wheat bread ev-
ory morning. ltyo. Monday. il'odnoa-
day. Friday. Graham. Tuesday. Thun-
rioy. Saturday. hlro. Owens. 22 North
Main St. Tol. 435.
Fililltlil irritant? .
not: Acnoultn
mutton. rob. 23.—--rné current
woroblp Richelieu. which no a tort
night had been drifting about. u dero-
liot dongorouo to navigation. found
port today on the motto of! the army
iolando. The craft was lighted by the
lite roving crew. who but thought
that o tron-~Atlontic liner had none
the mono the crow recognirod the
Womb hsbtor.
Holland. whore rho was to bore boon
brokon up. when. two vodka ago. in a
polo. Ibo tore loooo tram her turn. A
low days ago tube on reported on
olghtod in the truck of until-Atlantic
liners. lilo miioo out of Quoonotown.
Sonic apprehension bod boon toll in
marine clrcloo and tho nowo that the
dorolict woo foot on the rocks of! Seth
fly lolando woo welcomed by morinot‘o
oro.
Tho vogront crott struck on South
illobop inland. Youtordoy tho otoornor
r. m. ' “in mm to:
. -’ I I'M? .‘
all. It“ Midi! o d "WWI“
Q m
in tho Rlohoiiou. in lotttndo tail. lon-
Ioittédo. Md, iuot want of tho iiciily It
on o. . .
ALMIWIIO bill: "
lamination
Tomorrow wooing will mark tho
lirat ol the onuuoitutorchoogo ot'vio-
its bolwoon the south Norwolk Club
Illd tho Algonquin Club. at Bridu'pprt.
t‘bo mornboro of tho aflmborhoo-
runiootion «will oorno ovoi- tom‘w
owning and 1”“ “rooted thorn ”Grill
ho obi d ’tio om.
florid: fi'Prth out i
obhtllto tit
gomoo botwoon tho clubo will ho o
Mini-o. limo it. lion Aiolroo to in
alto cunt pool. om moot: bolt
is? howling. for
amo-
o
w.“ Raymond. tho
donut ' Club.
'l‘bo unborn wore Clarence Newton. “1k
aground. but when a lifeboat reached ‘ V
F
The Richelieu woo being towed to-
. mot r,
illSl lilillr
lilllliili ll"
Score Was Forty to manly)”
the End at a cloud and 2:
Well rum cum ,
Sixteen to Ten f-Was’ . no .,
for This tStl‘lllflldi' t .
,,i'
With the Yonkers dvo oomlngtlii
Norwolk,‘one would expect;to tidal
tho Norwalk armory Not such unpaid
a. tilled that place comfortably M
evening. The fact that the dif4
Washington's Birthday—la o hourly.
coupled with the fact that the milk
er was clear are two more Wild
why the basketball enthusiaoto lump?!
out so otrongly and in such numbed;
(Continued on Sixth Page).
Mr. and Mrs. William Colllgl ac:
family wish to extend sincere hon
kind to them in their and boroovonoot.
-._.,.,- _. ‘ w—I'I‘I
25 wordo or Iooo. 23 unto: 8 timoo. 5&1
coco additional word. 1 cont nor inoonton
-—CARD OF THANKS.
to their many friends who warez“
Cinnamon o vortloomonto on thin pool.
in blacktoco or capo. doublo orlno.
WANTED.
wmrzoma courmtcfl‘r s moo;
miner. Audi-Hut tn writing.~ato.t; ~ ’1
nry. B-lbt. South Nor-walk Font;
A PHACTIO
mom wtnhoa o. >
valid. or older roan; ferorr.
Work. Addr. )7.ng
Bridlrpurt. minded" . r «1;;
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waursomn‘
out board. in p
C. H. 1.. 16 South ..
prorassroltht.’ t. .
WHEN voun PIANO ‘N'
lion. address Luuio (7. ’
South Norvmik. Box 62'. j . '
T0 mi”.
‘ Tilly LKT—IgOlIgE. influx
now, pa rro on n
H. Kunmg‘h". We“ 5%.. " ,'.'
'Wmlt g‘j-IFIEST .8.
prow- e
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To LET—:THEEAST ‘
bio brick Vhobae. corner Ito . t.
nan Ave.. South No v
moms. ii rooms. moans. .
mooted cellar; will lease or
worn to irresponsible no .
rtho J. Ella. Nor—walk. ‘i “i.
To Lnr~ssvm~imo ” Firm,
cud floor. No. it Welt .3“! im
tram am. or,
‘ o
tncnll. John F.
\ e.
1'0 LIT-«A NICE "0am ' “ v
modem improvements. till é ‘ . ~
and narration. lnqulro ,n- to?
no” out 8t. ’ 7': :‘fi‘ ‘
~ro LIT-«A an arr-rigid! '1 it
21) Eur ‘Woo'zlnfl‘n 3.. t I)»
lnuutro in South 4 fit. . mi}
ro i. T~H0 “5 .v
corner onnmt
a ‘bath: chagrin?
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home: no ho ooulppbd .
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