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Lgnr‘SournNonwmIn
EVENING SILINTINEL
James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
FRIDAY MAY 19. 1911 L
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORRCW
Sun rises 4 :30; sets 7:08
High tides :30 a. m.;4 4:07p. to.
MAsomLc DIRECTORY. L
,~0Id Well Ledge,No.108. F. and A. M.
'3 Moots III Masonic Building, South
Main street lot mm :id Tuesday oi
1. enoh quutlIL-—Jnly and August exit
cooled—«III 8 o'clock. All Mnetul'
‘ Masons cordially Invited. Reed
II. II‘II'LIIII, W M. itobeI'tM. Wilcox.
Soc.
Butler Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
‘ Meets in MusouiI Building, South
Main street, 2d and Illil Tuesdays at
each 1nouth-July IIIIII August ex~
cooled—«oi 8 o’clock. All iIOyIII Arch
“Masons cordially invited. ’i‘hnddous
(iuyer. Ii. 1’. ilohort M. Wilcox.
Sec. ‘“
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Soey'.
SOCIE'I‘Y NOTICES
MERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
gz—z—News Department
92-3-Business Department
44-2—Branch Office, Ndcwallt
890 wiflditor’s Residence
729-5—-City Editor’s Residence
BETTER HARBOR FACILITIES ARE
‘ A NECESSITY.
'I‘IIII effort on tho ‘llnl‘l oI‘ IlItI Mel‘-
chunts' and Manufacturers Assochr
tion of our 0in to secure. hotter hur.
bur facilities, 15 II I'ounuonduhlo ouII
Ior m; roIIsousmIirstlr‘. iIlliii the salon?
iI~ one In the right direction
secondly, lI slIoWs II disposition on llli‘L
1I1Ii‘l oi‘ the IueI'I'unlilo Interests of our;
city it: be alive to the wIIIIIIlI of thtI
IIIIIIIIIII iuIIIillos IIIIII \IlIII II nutuIII
has so gI-IIIIIIIIIslI' IIIIIlou’IIIl Sonh .\'III'
VII lik. . .-I l
\\iIII all duo Iosnmt to I‘OIIurr‘Ns‘I I
Inun Ebenezer J. Hill IIIIII ht‘ in IIIIII
should ho IIIsIIIIIIed In IIIIIIy IIIIIII
citizen oi‘ illt“ tour: and city ~ the hunt I
nose men of thin IIIII III'c III'III in tlIIIII-l
IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII tllll I'WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII huh.
oorhuns liliiiht‘llt'lliIJ, nIIglt-IIIIII to
look uiIIIr lill' inIIIrIIsIs oI' thin. tho
lowIIr uIII-Ilon of his homo toIILn. In
IIIuIIIIls to IIulIliI lIIIIIIoII IIIIIIIII nLlIlI it
many of tho IIIIIIIII oi this stnto nod
Olilt‘l‘ III. ”(‘8 enjoy through tho ili‘lll‘ii i
route and IIIIquhItIIlIIonn oi tholI' con
(41 nssmvn.
III junilco to our (‘IIIIuIIINNIIIIIn llillu
howuror II IIIIIIIII MI “W” to our Ihnt
perhaps till tho IIIIIIIIII ehould not iltPL
honlwd no in front oI‘ his IIIIIII i"-III
hope the hut IIIIII Iilt‘ bunlIIIIIIII moi) of
thin cit) huIII hIIIIn III-hnuut III in too
outlining their (II}L II IIIIIIIIIIIII ililli II.IIl
muIIh to do with thin nilIInI-Il noulort i
on ”it? purl of our ronanII‘IulonIII run-
run ntIIItuIlIII.
Illidnopoit nuts II hit: IIIIIIIIIIII'LIIIIIIIII
for huthur IIIoIlt lint hou IIIIII win?
How? Iloceuno tho uIIIrI lIIInIn III thut
city are. onto to tho IIIIIIII or nnIiIlnu
lilo mold of tin-Ir uulutnl udvnntnnomi
.IIIIIIII It» lIIIIlr hnrhor. Why? ilrrnuno‘.
tu‘IIgroI‘II-I; I
t
until thIoI intro IIIIIIIII'IIII ihut for which
thoy ore hoodlum ilIIIlr ronrorird ol'I
tom.
'l‘ho illun on tool at tho orodonl in to
hold II illiiiitl Inootlm: of IIIII Innnihoru
,ol' tho uncommon tor IIIII purposr of
mutation with nud dimming tho tutu»
tor quI IIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIII out It lilitt
plun III ourriud not thorn III not the
ioootdouht that those in uuthurhr on
the control run mow to t'uunruusmnn
lill that 8:1th Norwnlli nouns hurnnr
Improvmuoutu. nut lot. tho quttrr
not stop the-III hut (Inll'ritlol'l our row
foilirutntlrr. both by. atruunth of nrnu
merit and by utrunuth oi hummus that
South Nomad; must and Inuit limo
am harbor improved. and {tun annuity.
_ Dlfifian‘i‘icN.
{New haven Radiator.)
more in from to south Human: II
mam so lilo know; his othluout
on. 33er J. Hill ruom’en- ‘
ire of tho Fourth (lo noonrut (no
Warninir‘trn. on he to willing
uric his alumnus Minn remorito
L wholeI onrth Ly
Ecounty.
Lniue congrugatlons on tho
Ill L
”m
LIIIIppttrt In Ithlolt it nun possibly II'lnL‘.
II nutlonnl elotttoh in LIIIIlnt?I l‘o: thi It
l‘oclinocit‘r .Llneunuro he hon in \Gl)’
jtruth voted for «iron trndo with the
for lloL’hIm-‘vototl for on
overwlndrulun Democratic'vitttory next
your, carrying not. only the proeldunoy
and tho. IIo-IIIIIo, hut also tho Bonnie;
and hoodlum unsuredwgtotlw trots-trade
putty II. loose or lilo and power loos
enough to Wow it uttorly to destroy
our whole protection system.
Rondlng Inn-i: [III that, and-knowing
whut he door, Mr Hill cnn Well ntt’ord
IoIsIIIlle. Othels, reading It. mny on;
some the IlesiIIu'IItlLou to which the up
oonentu of IeoI-ul'oclty are reduced.
L For the foot In thut th'iIII rooinroultl’:
In the buuheur, of tho lilemoot'nts. They'
know Unit the mun or nurty which
(Inn clnhn the credit for It will harm
tho overwhelming support of the vol-
ers of the‘ country. What. troubles
them is that. the mun to whom tho
ore-(lit humour is Mr. Tnl’t. They can't:
spoil his orIIdIt by mfusi'ng to puse'it.:
while it they milieu their «party will‘hol
utterly Illsmcditod before the nation.
'l‘hoy wlll iIIu'u'to pass It in some
shape. 11nd they can't one how to pro-
I'IIIII ilit‘ Republican party. or at least"
the. IIrcslIII-‘nt‘. from getting the credit
i‘I-Irhuim those who are screaming
so madly qutlust reciprocity donl' éwoo
Lilt‘it‘ lhluuu because they won‘t. ‘BIII
thIIy miss ll lot of fun in I’Iiillng to.
-..._.......I ”.3”? .....
FAIRFIELD COUNTY POTATOES.
SI. Albnns. \‘t.., is competing IvIIhI
IIIII .‘Itoostook district of Mulno. iII'
IIIII prod. I‘ili‘lll ol’ coed potatoes for
\‘llzinlu Thor hill“) to puss II rlnld
imp motion untl inflow up to II III ‘,'Lll
stumimd ol‘ Iliilllil\ III IIIIloI' to be ill
I‘(‘1lllll)li‘ hut the \olmont polutoosl
won III IIIII (output and now It in II,
qustIon \\1l_\' Connecticut with good-
uonnl soil IIIIII IIIhIII ndsnnluuos 1.51m
not Iuiso Loud potatoes too lot VII
.“liilil or any other sIuIII Ihnt wunts
them. “Why IIIII not thinnootit',ul "3
tasks IIII‘ Norwich lluIIoIIn “come in
for II show of this EIIIIII ootnto trinilo
()Ill iuIInIIIs |lliltlil(‘(‘ the boil or ueIIIIL
torn; and me not hohiml iII pr:oduclur
Iirseclasu products. It rooms on it “I
minhl on) them to tnIIIIII II trial WLHII
II riIIII to cumming II llILIIII trudc of;
-
this sort." \IoLflnIIr IIoIIIIorII are2
shown anywhe othuu those. III IIII
Izturiculturnl exhibits In FIIiI'IiIlIIE
not we reckon Ihnt thosIILL
notntoos find :1 rend} and unprocultito
~IIIu1lIIIt nom homo and do not how.
to wnndoI Int afield Ior llll\".t.‘18 L
L'l‘hnt used to ill.‘ Ill“ coco 39.3w Mo.
illlll wII IIIequIIo It In prnrtlrulli tho
smut: no“.
"ma”: . w,
.3...“ WWW-.. Ll
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
\"ine ministers rce i‘lill) tIIIIt III Loo
Angelou Cut. and Iollnhorntotl Iua L
mormou uhloh nus llil‘fltilt‘ti to I-IIII- ljr
lollon lngL
Sundu). nuIl II \t‘l) good sermon it Inf
Blilll to have horn That may do no a.
IIIIIIIIII once. I): tulto hut no It Mendy:
thing it would put the little churrheuL
nronnd the corner on loo much oi on
'II»IIInIlII_I with lill‘ grout tnhornnrjlou
that our hiu money tot nlltoduod lill Ll
l.I-nt ~ liouton "IInnuI'IIpt. . I
”Q ..
A I'ullmnu IIIIr oottrr found slum!
w'IIIIh of diamond» on hlu tor and ll.‘
.tnruod them to tho OWW llo IIII I
dontly didn't need thorn . richoncrtnd)
l nlou.
mow
'l‘ho IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" I‘lnh or New lituon
shun lIIuNIIIl 11 hotel lot the uummor III
IloulIlII llIIIIIIlI ’i‘hmo should ho litnoo
whru illi‘ IIIIIIIIII ulll room to he an»
prom iIIIIIly noIIII-Il.~~--.\’I-Ir l.ou1lon"l“oltr
ntuph.
W9...
'l‘hII "Mirror of Ilmtou lulu appointed
ll rrturlnurlun to tho board of honlth.
Thin IIIIIIIIIII ulmout enough to nuIIto IIL
horuo IIIIIIIIIIWNIIII' York Times.
.4...
Thu Bt‘illliti ltnu voted to unholy the
inn-tutor liwmnluutiun oonnnlttoo with
tho normality Iundu to curry on the
inquiry. ilut. tho money won't ho
hound out or irooly no It won to not
him QVl!I‘w*‘“I’ide0rl Foul.
we»
'l‘hII lugluiuturc. in adopting o nice-
IIurII guarding nualuot liilil tool will
on thin tho roeloroolty ohm oi Injur-
tog tho former the first thing you
imow whllddlotown We“.
MIDI-II- ’
Moroultoericrmlimtlon nimrpi are
unuln hour thwristnu3 And at the anti
oi the count: .lmoynién will main» the
usual! (Immune: "Btuuirll’mttutmon
Prone.
W
who tho I! it"snur” 311»
are hunt '6 normal IIII our political
iii
'oI' Monjo In New York.
‘IlI‘IIIlro to give his \Iiio It
3 uIlIil’t‘snmi
IIII LDISIIIIeSAl. or For
((‘outluuod trout h‘ilat Page.)
More“
ills motion wuu bound on the plan
thnt the utttto not! not shown thnt
tholo Iran a connph'acil. an lilo" he to
LlILIilllit‘Llillt‘LL. his client.
on that the case was not one whoron
disnIlIIsul should ho IIIIun.I:II.
AIImII'Iding to the indictmont thornL
were thrco men in tho CDHHDIIM') .l
William J ilh'eroon and Erorolt Brim; L
ton. hotli III Iho employ of the Adamo
ccmrnny III ho Illendod guilt} mull who
IIIIuoIl still on ovldouoo nguluut limb;
tho third in tho ooneolruci The IwoL
odmittod that they had II system oi.. »
I
stoulluir boxes
tho goods.
Mr. Fox wnsL II denier III skins.
Honours and hunters uuod to soil him
polls of foxou. skunks. musktttls. etc...
11nd he would ship them to Stunning
According to;
his testimony ho did quite II luminous;
iii-skins, besides his tailoring huulnessk
The state has been trying to snow?
‘Ihnt In one ouso Mr. Fox shipped It boxj
ltL skins to Slailllli! which won stolen
b,» MITI‘ISIS. Blingtounnd .iI‘vorso‘h. ondj
iiitll‘lltl I'oIohlpt‘Iod the skins to Monpo
IIIIII because the Adams Express coma
puny lulled to ship the first box he put».
in II claim for tho Ions or goods.
Mr. Fox mode It coInIIIIIIII' doniul oi"
the. tI'nnInII-tlon, and also Ilouiod thnt
ho ot'or IIIIIII.IIIII.\‘ Illicit IlIIIIliuIrII with.
tho men. lie know OIIII of the mom;
who lliiti purr'hnsI'd It Cool from hlmL
‘IoI his \Iiio.ilt1t oulsIIiII oi the drul»
III'II. of the tool ho hud not hint to do
, and inter dioooslm; ot’
l with him. . I
Mr. Fox hurl ILI nunIIII-r III” ommh
IIIIIII II-sidouts or IlI)Ill Norwuik mull
Soulh Notwulk to tooth IIII. to hlrL
Luood Ntundlnr. in tho IIouInIIIuIIrL
Aluong them “7qu Mien iii to .‘IlJny iilll.‘
:IntnrhtIr or (onurrsumun l-"‘ . Hill:
\iI'II. ltomIIIp Shelton, II'JIIo of IIIEILI
II'IIII Iilnulou LW. Slit-ditto; 'I'hoinos
Lenthoriund. I'hlot' of IIoIIrII oi Non?
wullI: iohn I-.l Smith. a policeman oi
Iouth NtllWiilk and hull II dozen
”Juromluunt luminous molt MI. For: It IIII‘
on tho island III his own hrhnil‘ \IhunI‘
the IIIIIIII adlouruod It' .I o‘tlorh
Itwraon “as on the cloud .Iluiont"
oil the looming. tolling hon it Willi
that ho IIIIII ilylntuon WINIIOII Iholr
noun and how Fox was conIIIIctt'Il
wirh it l-JI'IIrIIorLi told tho iurr than
he IIIIII lod Into tho homo thrown II
hnuduotuo
Lithriotmua orouont. no war: cross ox-
quIIIMi In IIIuILrth hy IIounIIll {or IIIII
forward. “In nunworn III-urn IIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIpIII.
Many Objections
Objection utter objection and re
quests for noting of exceptions rIoIII
Attorney; Inooh ii Klein 0! lilidue
port, and .l. Iiéldon ilurlhutt. oi Nora
wnilI. who are defending For. Wt‘l‘t‘
tundra. One. of IIIII nttoruoiu IIxolIIInIIIlL
tho runny Iot'hnionl ohiuctlonn on 'lllt‘L
wounds that tho charge wot u very
notions one.
intuition told how IIII took nurkunorL
Izontululug IIIIII, cloth IIIIII nlllI Ihrrnl
to other pot-sous IIIIIIIL
through tho Adams hlxnrouu company.
um] llli‘lli'tl thou) orpr to For. Altar
II‘ox snw wltui tho partisans I‘Imiuill-
oIl he now intuition curtain count or.
Iuonoy which llxiutttou divided with
ltrorson. night porter til tho rotu
hour‘s Norwullt oillro, who mutkcd
tho nucltntlua with It Ilouhio Itoss.
ililnnton IIloo totttlilt-d III roooivlnzt
n put-lingo ioI ahipthotn itom Fox Ill~l
rooted to II New ‘I’orh Inncorn Ari
rot-ding to hit: teutltuuni For: laid to,
him. "Now this is u very rnluulllo
hardware. It you will return it to um.
I Will IIII'II you Ito." llyluutou III:
driver for tho onimw Mllllliih)’, IIIIIII-
ed II rooolnl for the baritone. took it
In the donut, IoiIl Firm-son who-t. For
loot IIIIIII and tho next morning (mind
tho colt onion bundle III his pile tor
dolirorI. ‘
Ho roturnrd IhII 1mrknxo to Fortf
Whon Pox count to rottlo with Mun;
tor this work For declared ho lulu
promised Ilvimrtou only Slit. turmoil
of getting the monoy ilylugton «of
copied II tur cent which he Ilmrentmi
IIIII who for {‘hrlntmno.
lie tutlnod that For told him to
"tiring fun. IIIIII iind cloth hoodlum
thoy wore road Inuit. Nobody I-ould
toll them." Fox ciao advised tiring.
ton to lie very autoiul. nylon, "You
know wlutt my luminous in."
“3‘11; (Iron nomination dill not
Ihuhu his Lilactl'mouy In tho lmt.
W
“GI? (WNW IN MHKNI“.
During tho thunder ahowor, restart
any afternoon shoot it: 15 o'clock; on
Ito“ blew out agility electric «oh-an In
t {tooth Neruda Witter. luring
onus wits ALLOWEDL L
I
Judge Chitin LII
denied the romxost. however, and h‘iiltr ~
3%
price age. at
Embroidery trimmed Drawers.
price age. At our May Sale. . ..L‘ ....... 25c
Very fine Nainsook Drawers. with deep
iiounce oi» fine lace; our regular $I.35
i number. . May Sale price . . ..
. The Men: Announcement that our
The women of the Twin Cities eagerlyL Lwatch
for this annual event.Iand the more cxactin‘g
they are. the more they will appreciate what
is here at special prices.
than the price in buying these Undermus- .
lion. There’s cleanliness. sewing and trim
wings that must be thought of. also quality,
fit. artistic design. and superb finish.
visit to the store will convince you. _
Corset Covers
Your choice of eight styles of trimmed Cor-
set Cover. the world' s best use values. at 19c
12 styles of Corset Covers. fine material
and dainty trimmings of lace and em-
broidery; our regular 50c numbers.
this sale
Consider more
A
At
........................ . .39c
Gowns
Gowns made of soft Muslim. in V~neck and
chemise style. neatly finished with good
quality embroidery or Valenciennes lace;
rcgulaerrice 59:. For one week only. .48c
Several styles in dollar Gowns ........... 75c
‘ All our $1.25 Gowns at this sale ...... . . . .98c
Drawers
. Two styles of Drawers. circular or regular
shape with deep rull‘le and tucks: regular
...... ngc
regular
f” . .I. .98I:
Annual Sale of Muslin Underwear
is to begin. In allthat is necessary tobring crowds to this store I. I
Skirts
mal.
this store
and DraWers
Gowns. Corset
i
Sale Begins Saturday Morning, May 20th, at 9
and continues for ONE WEEK
THE N. E. RYAN COMPANY
86 Washington Street SOUTH NORWALK
One lot White Skirts with deep flounce of . II
embroidery. worth $1.59: also plain Skirts
of fine Cambric. with dust ruffle and deep
fiouncc, finished with clusters of small
tucks. Specially priced for our May Sale.89c
Combinations
We are showing a varied assortment of
Skirt Combihations. Drawer Combina-
tions and Princess Slips. sizes 34 to 44
bust measure. of staunch make and re-
liable materials, at prices way below nor-
We especially mention one num-
her in 3 Drawer Combination. elaborate-
ly trimmed; a regular 98c value. at ...... 75c
Extra Size
Garmentis
The woman who requires extra sizes in Under-
wear knows the satisfaction of buying at
Every garment is generously
iashioned and splendidly made.
Misses" end ~ Children’s
Underwear
The very quintessence of snowy white loveli-
ness are these pretty little garments, and a .
sure deli ht to their future possessors.
cry detail in the fashioning and finish of
‘ thug garments are minutely noted.
Covers Skirts
Ev-
HUBTED IIIES BY IIAIIII 0F
VIIIIIIB 80H
(Continued from Elm. Page.)
According to tho story of the boy lo
the mIIIiII-ul ouumlnor. his mother hnd
illwl'l soul on on errand by his hither.
throo of tho children worn at urhool
Land in: our out In tho yurd, when III»
lather linked him it he had seen a
hawk llrhn; oror the form, and on his
summing that no IIIIII not. told him to
come Into the honor,
Commended to Pull Trigger.
lie wont Into the kltohon and them
tun lather won on he supported. (Ilium
in; u altotguu. which ulwoyn stood In
hunk of tho kitchen door loaded. Hil
moor, the boy sold. told the Iron on
the uncut-II tuhio and mid: "Pull the
trlmr II III not loaded. 1 want to
hear how It sounds." As he made the
reunion. ho knoll on the floor and trim
cod hit left Lora over the morale.
Hurt ‘Iiowu to'Pime.
The nor Inuit he did not pull tho
. minor that. time. but hit tho hummer
down with his thumb. 'I‘hIII roamed
to hunt the‘tuther. Ind he undue
.“Wluit did you do thut tor: pull the
trillion It hurt loaded. I not to tour
how it “on j.”‘ '
A33lti ho knelt on the hour 33d pica
Lilli! {In hilt on to the mtiilltl anti this
tilt: the hay Lilid n he on told 3nd
in! out mun Inn: on mun out
. ,~ tile it. chic at he runn'rL and“!
the term hud rIII‘IIIItly heon nuid oi'i‘
nud IIIIII ho hud ll chance to sell tho
vl‘fillitl‘ly for It luritt- sum to u purl)“
who winhod to mnko the plnro Into It
private oulnto.
Coronur Report. It a- Suicide. .
Although frequently questioned hy
the medical examiner. the boy clock
to hhs story and tho medical examiner
will report the cone no u colonic. lino»
ted“ was it» years old. c
BIG CONTRACTS LET.
81,000,000 tor Electric Generators and
Locoriiotlvu for New Haven Rood.
LIIIT'PSIIURG. i’uqu. May WIW‘CDR-
tract: “grunting $1,000,000. tor olotr
trio generators and electric looomo»
tlvol hora been placed with the Woot-
inghouur company lay tho New York.
New iiuvoh and Hartford Railroad
Column?- Work on the ordero'wlll
he commenced here immediately.
NIW BRITAIN MUHDRVMAN Art‘-
narrow .
NEWEMTAIN. May 19IMJIm Will).
It {Shine-c honorarium. rm held In
hoods unmet) in police enormously
when lid on chomod with I-ohusio:
two air-hi. used fourteen yearntmd on
it lurthrr statutory claim. litre. Ado
Piano Bancroft Mme. who in: mm
children. was held In Iiondn of Will
in oonnectlon with the Intuit charm.»
Their cum om motioned to 'l‘uw ,
titty. The notation and ‘itho vomit
mm cannot in a mammal rent on
It Dwight giant laundry. restart!" '
mum the Killing canine oars torme-
ALUMNAE LUNCHEON.
That of the Fannie A. smith Frochei
Nth-moi Kindergarte‘n Was a
Delightful Altair.
The uluniuuo and "present morn-
bern of the Funnlo A. Smith II‘I'oohol
Normal kindorgurten held their thir-
teenth unuuul luncheon III the Strut-
hold. in llrhlurport. on Saturday uud
Inter elected oillcom und hourd reports.
The cxocutivou urn: ilonornry pruni-
\‘ltttilrm'tlliltlt‘lli, Mitts Corolluo Gurilok:
mound vice president. Mira Berlin
lllnchlay; “oratory. Minn Ado Wood»
Lrult: tmnnurer. Mira Jouuio Moog;
chnlrmnn or o tortulument counuitteo.
Ilium hilly Ho Icy; reoootion‘ronuIIIt-
toe. Mina Rnohel Weld; . decorations.
Min Quito Andrews: arrangements
for roosting. mm more thereon.
Miro Berth: Noninvasi- Will! the
witty tooltmletreu at the luncheon
and she charmingly introduced the
monitors, and their touts who can»
bribed Mics smith, who will goubroud
next summer with II company at kind-
oruurtrmeru, when trust was «“My
Next Trip": Lire. t3. ii. Shapiro; “The
Education of Man": Mire Eloise Brion
ton. 30th Rel-whit: III 1mm. j'i‘he out:
moons”: ill or 13min illnekioy,
"Bonus and (is as": Milli {men
norm-Agar mm. fiathtrI” . ‘
untrue no MEN.
at 8 ooioek. Amantu
NE Huron. will he
MR8. FRISBY SAYS THE STORY
ABOUT HER DAUGHTER l8 ‘i
MUCH EXAGGERATED.
. SEW HAVEN. Muy lit-«Tho Btdlfiv
mom that Miss Dorothy lI‘I'hIin. the
duughlor or Mrs. Augustus II. Frlshy,
oi“ Winthrop oruuuo. whose marriage
to Frank l‘hnnroxrh. .iI‘.. ouuto no such
u nurorluo to Ill‘l‘ l’rirtnlr In this city.
would ho compound or tluI rules of
Viiivalll‘ Collogo to discontinue her
course them III an exaggerated one.
Mm. Frinhr onld youtonlar morning
that her Ilnunhtor had not Intended to
take but II two yeuru' course at the
oollottn and that tho faculty woo lolly
aware of the (not that ulna With not to
return to‘tha't‘ollcgu next fall.
\Ir- iI‘riuhi!I cold: "MI daughter had
completed her aophomom your and
was not to return to the college. her
origlnnl plan helm; to take but [1 two
year courro there. Her mquriooo
will make no difference In her pious
lo for on that In concerned. We had ,
not expocted that. her marriage to Mr.
133th would take place until the
coming autumn. and were orepufln‘
for It wedding at that timol Oi’ coin“
W33 were somewhat surprised. to hear
oi! the marriage this work. Mr. and
litre Damrosoh are III nmcent with
Mrs. Dummacb‘s ulster. Mrs. Lon
Cronin}. Lt magnum. N. .i.. w it
they wIIIII spend II rhort time”
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