Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 10, 1911 · page 1

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Ento mm Pout-Dino.
.M It “Wm RCR'iuI “otter

“warm “Isl.

 

 

" RilR HRERRER RiRIlE

 

the American Band at
‘ Their Head

 

 

An slink and clean as though nothing
unusual had ha toned the South Nor-
Twomlily Motors Company, of 9‘

walk firemen landed in Danlmry. yes-
how York, Desires Location

tcrdny afternoon, primed for the par-
tide and iostivltiea. All thin despite
for Manufacturing Plant

the fact that n iarge‘inajcrity or them
hail participated in the fire which not
curred in Lowe street. white ducks and

 

L i all .
EMPRESSEH WI"! WHAI ‘ The boys made an excellent appear

ance in the. line with the American
SHUIH "BRWAl-K BA." "ERR Band loading them. The; were accord
R ed the right of the line b) the lionpll-
ablo Danbury firemen. The Fun Po-
RfldHSEl‘y 'Wouiti 88 In Most lien in their natty blues led the parade,
' I . ' followed by the American Band, after
Dasirahle One E0 Have which the whole department came. The
other companies followed. The march
That the Merchants' and hianufac- was a pleasant one, In that it did not.
turers' Association. and particularly start until the boat oi the day had pass;
I Frank W. Hadley. is continually on the “d to “ great degree.
lookout for the interests of South NoI- “‘9" “‘8 parade. the ““3“ were roy-
walk 18 demonstai ted again today, in ally entertained and repaired with nup-
the announcement that there is a pot: 1“" i“ ”1“ SW9 Armor). WM” all
albility of the TWOInbly Motels Coin‘I 50”“ 0’ palatable odlblca “‘0’“ placed
puny locating In this place. The head. R nature the men for their consumption.
in goes without saying that the men
did ample justice to the (cod Later
some or the members or the depart-
mom, who were Eliot visited the Ellis

 

 

 

 

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liillliliiil’i l’RRllii

 

with eats. the brother Ellis having or-

dor.
The south Norwulk man speak lathe

”WW” I" Vim W on:*.:rr'.:'.:ri..zs:';:‘.r:n
1mm humus-cm :io
flake Ammonium

ranged a big spread for these oi the
I“ at "El" SHHRIRY: guests who were nmliatod with the or:

 

clal train for home started at 11:80

o'clock and the men reached south

Norwalk at 12: to ociock They were
Believing that'fi'i‘he Norwalks We , uontqwhnt tired but Ivell satisfied with

as many strut.» beautiiul motorplea‘o "“3 “a“ ”WWW” “

ure boats on any other town or cityg

along the Long “land Sound.‘ d
preclating the fact that neithtlt‘r first PL"":EFI:?8L:::fi-E'

people of The Norwnlits. or the yacht‘
M

in: circles in the surrounding rowan

and cities realize this fact, CommoL.

dot-e rum-y Rider and several clitoral The resulnr monthly means of the
prominent in nautical “Mm have governing board who held at the Conn
conceived the Idea of showing whathry Club last night. Other than rou
NorWaik up. by way of a motor boat tlno business tho chairman of the lawn
parade. which will be held in local wat “”1““ ”mum“ ””0““ "l“ i"
era In the may future .Rrangomanls would probably be made

To this end a meeting w” called tar Inter club tournaments with the
last evening in the ”3.10,... of the Wee Horn and Now Canaan clubs at
South Nolwtilk Club. at which tho "I“ “I”? ““9
iminmodoren and past commodorea 0L liy citation of a resident to non Hrosl
tho ym: ht (pupa of The, Norwolka ware dont InomboIIIhip, ono vacancy III the
Invited to am...” for tho prouoaed Icsidout membership permitted of the
ovont. ‘ inlectlon of Frank P. Huntington.

The morning watt hold and (‘IomlnoV II M” voted to “9"" "‘0 3'5” in tho
'doro Hurry Rider w“ clltlhnu chair enclosure (In tho veranda removed to-
man and Joseph A t‘arlor necrctary ”tiny ll BUSHING.

Tito mount in band watt (limitation in ”M liaratrom. Judge “"330"? Mid
II general manner. lilo purpooI-u of tho 3"“89 'I‘M'lllr Wain annotated a com-
parade being Iontiirod bv ibouo wpo mlitoo to draw up resolutions on the
“lit laminated III ”to plant to IquII on death “E ”W“ C 0'0““-

Itximil that u". Kelllloinou ”WM“! boi iroi. llurittrom was mado committed
mime IIIIIIIIIIIIIII and ontored lulu Ilia . in “mm“ (Ionian ’0' “ “'“R’ ling
lii‘llji‘i‘l horn” and mm] LIRSRE‘R‘ “5"". Will olertnd l0 Illl ”to

‘thI followingminimum...“ arranuo lvuraucy in the board caution III tho
month was nppointod: (inmmodtiml R Iloatli at Mr. (noon and appointed to
M, Allen. me‘p“ tioldon. John M“ nitration him on tho htiuou committed
worth, it I.. 1,"..ka pR ll li‘.|uldlnit ”ilio gonnrai aiinira III tliu 01th mo
t‘url A AIIIIIIIIIIIII. ti. Kolritam and ”‘ “"“lu‘lm condition Th“ ”03"” “0
Itubm iIIIIMllaior iohorio, which is a donldod coiivonlonco

'i'liin Imnmiiitm will probably mm IIIIII improvement in tho club building.
,. .miuilnittir prrhapu amoral InoniIlIIMlln llnlaiiotl with tilt! oxcuplion oi a
lithium iiwnnxi “Ingrid ”Hmong", the; ilaal coat of paint and tho dinIIIII-
I-omnimiorng, at whip“ up". it will rt.» room dowrnllonn will bo Itomplolrd
port piogrpmt In tho an; of Iioaribiii Win?

In... g The rogulur dancing tsunami brains
lluring tho truck an radon, will imglonlitht. with tannin by tlpIIlIlel'a or-

Iuatio in aaroriain how runny ynciipt l'lli‘llll‘ll-

nit-II u‘lil rotor thair omit In tho par

min. an that homo idea may bu glean. ’

all an to what nouriip is to ho tniton spicl‘ls AT “AVES ”KT

ltI roanrtlh to arrangamonto.

ii la the plan or thoae who are push
"in Ilia schema to para all owners or 3 ’0’ 3“”

IIIoior bum in onto-r ibair boats. to 4 large Grape Fruit. 25c.
grirtliogn oi whom“ they are aililiatod Wartnntud Burial titanium. him duo.
with any grim!“ mm) m mu] Wait and Groom Bonnet, Inn at.

’l‘lw mutt martini; will or hold FriI Iiuuch M“. In.
titty (Ironing, Jum- iii, no me BOURRI largo hand battling. 5t? lienii.
Nitrn‘nik mum 'Ilhoino Native h‘owla. 21in lb

.-III._I..__.:.-._..I.W Ix‘ullro Roasting (lliittlirua.
“BAND Mitzi-l“? Ilroaitfaal bacon. lilo III.
Every Monday. Eaton Point. Roast Native Vital. lilo lb.
thinning until it o‘clock. Slew Veal. 12%c.

 

 

 

Manic by Clinppad Steak. 12w: III.
Amarioan Band New ~ 4%
W Judge Edward M liorhwootl, oi Nor

Manor Iain lurooiadaann nitration walk. is spending tnwdar in how Your

”Wilt in Thai notional

 

 

any on nitration.

I llll iii lllillilllll

They‘Had ili'o Rightol Line, With ‘ '

Corporation counsel Keogh Grit:
icisas Solomon and Highway

III. lilililillilllllll iii
lilili ill llilill Silllli

Other Speakers‘f‘ Hoard at the

Attorney John Keogh, 0! South Nor-
walk. was prurient last evening at tho
Norwalk Board oi‘ Trade smoker and
gave an inlet-eating. instructive and
forceful addma upon made and their
building, George B. Moliratlh, of Now
York city, was also present and no wide
Iipoko on road coiiotructlon with par-ti

WWW!“ Hill“

Home, where they wore again ranted

won my to loan the tooth" The on»

But Norwalk need not fool to badly,
tor other town- turn also been rained.

Kiuonaaan‘rsn EXERCISES.
Misu- amino nytmon cum Thou

As tho ciosinit feature or the lam ”an.“ linen!
day oi the Froobol Kindergarten IIIII- I
ducted by Minn Mari belts and Mimi3
Elolno IByington. oi Norwaiit. a lawn reliant sorvloe.
party Willi hold yesterday alteration on
the grounds of tho liorkoloy Itit‘reol
Chapel, the basement of whlrh bait FR“: L“8‘ 'RLL
been used for the Italian! during the
past two sensor». 'l‘ho Inn-unholy was
a planning aflair and the little Iolka
tliorouxlily «onion-Id ilieiniloivro plain
"‘3 “l" variants “mm“ and going Iiro whitth nurtured in .lonoph Dehiott’l
”“l‘l‘lm- rcsldnnco. in more street. ynittorday at
turnoon. will amount to about

through tholr
Friends and paronu worn proaoni and
tho IIIIalr provod the moat IIncrIIIIIIIIIII which in WV...” by insurance hold
of any closing in tho abort hilatory II!
Ultl' privato klndurgarion.

in the morning at it) o‘clock II pro
gram won IIIIIIIIIIrIIII In tho anitool room.
which proved an notoollonl nun.

'l‘hoinnn (loam-rs. Iurniorly oI tho
'i‘ait School. (.‘Inpluin of tho iinralroni
loam, Rllui boon awarded tho prl’ro Ior
acbolnralllp and (RI'IlIll‘lillt'ill oIIurtld by
tho [acuity of the IIIt‘RlIiiiR.
a liiintlaoinn nilvor cup u..
lion to at tho nonunion and Is ronaidor-
tad quiltI II prion- at the annual. TM» in
tho first time that anything; hall been
awardotl for llican roanonh. but tho Imam

 

 

 

 

Rulty lira planning to main; it oinatinilali
litceniivo to tho atudonla
'l RIInittlllllg of tho (“Ni") it won voted to
i hit. i‘onnorn who la rorelrluil the Iron»
Largo Fanny I’lucnppico. lilo ouch; l nrntulntionn llE the athdcnt body and
;Rllii town (riaudn.

"IIOCKLEDGE" NEAR OOMPLE‘TIOH
Tim. handsome now residence III P.
W. iii-units In the West nooks road is WWW" 5‘ "3’“ “Wm
now nearing nomination.
auto that another month‘s work will Mm“
.rir llIIRoniiraiy finish the grounds and the
iatruclnre. rum is no morn beautiful
spot in Norwallt than to thin now homo
and those who have not noon it can
not comprehend lttI bounty. tor theta
In no othar like it in The Nnmalltl.

Advamw your motto in tho dominion
offline amino.

 

 

 

. anomnonwmt. court. saruamrwna to. (1911 R j _

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Noroton hridso cross. I

Dommloslonar

 

of the bridge. ”’7

 

Board at Trade Smoker

 

nitrous. this

 

{Continued on Sixth Pm.)

 

 

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many Mandi.

 

some university.

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Iohooi tor the Gannon.

 

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AWARDED HARBTROM CUP.

worn Ilnmnxod by lira.

'i‘ho pi'loo in
tho Intiorlnl

pttnoltod by the fireman.

M. II recent I
inn lnoldont deplorod it.

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it in prob

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with xiv. R,

 

hairpins In; onion.

"Ilrol and Our Own oporutor

 

 

 

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After many mention; and much con-
aultntwicn the board at acioctmon III
Stamford those at Damien and the oilb
Ciniii of the New Huron Road have
arrived at an agreement regarding the

As a Thank of theirl agreement, 3
special town mootlnrthati been called
for 'i‘burnady, Jana iii; at 2 p. In, .
Realty Hail Stamford tor the purpose
of appropriating $500,’R.to be added to
the. $1. 250 slroadi appropriated by that
town to pa) its share got the widening

go

When the matter with hilt proposed
the bridge was to be initiation 15 toot
on tho Iiiiulli side, and for
pose the $1.250 appropriated at the
that nown meeting would no enough
to pay Siamiord'n abate oi the work
But lately tin.I railroadipeopio coma lor-
ward with tho. propojltion that." they
also which the hrldiiosiire foot on tho
north side. and lay tvgo traitor tracks
making tile bl‘ld‘é‘wm tool.

The total coat or that work will be
about $7.000 and of {hit the town of
Standout hi to pay $1.750. the town at
Dorian lino and the railroad “.500.

The trackII will emu on the south
LIB-'- “"8!“ “a". 11% of the bridge and a tree was or‘

something like ill) feat will ho left Ron
I automohiioa. currilxon and
Town Clerk Herbert k. umith or a“
Noruiolit, received word this morninx
to tho client that tho Board of Manito-
Ittion ill! mild tho no!!! lint or Nor-
wlihfilfifimn. JIM! rata- in (In ”I! .I «Rom
groan lint at 1210 and tho min to: will .
a. levied sad Isolated on the Inuit
made by tho rhino and the mud lint at
the town. which In about 320,000.00“.
'Inun it is soon that the tax will no;
" levied on Normlk on about 334.5000

 

TERMS! ‘RIT IN“

nontox- or Ami“ Ills Bantu hold: a
bachelor’s dunno. mired from the

Miss month it highly honored by
this degree. on It llnowarded to but
very law oi the modular. and It
apoIIlu null (or hot ability in educa-
For natural year- who
has been a teacher in tho Norwulk
High School and has performed Ili~

W W.“

at Ioour soon

it in estimated that the ions III the

’ oil lilo examinations tor

with RIM L N. Layton annoy.

The tire start“ outside uudor tho
porch and it I: thought to burn boon
alartod by cbiitlron. who had boon plan
it hul'had tho woodwork In
the two unnatural. roman. Itcorcliod tho
outaldo communal and Ioniu oi tho pic-
turoa and furniture on tho aooond door

line at tho unfortuntuo tontui‘on oi
thn IIil’IIIr wantho punching of Tony
llohioit by ono of the IlrIImon.
‘ tug up tho hose. iho flrcmon norldont-
ally brushed anninot Mm. Danton, who
rrcantly not up from It Illicit bod.
null took exception to tho not and loot
‘ lIlII temper tor tho Inlnuiu. llc With
All who saw

unw- ”Wm u

“a. P. o. B NO'I'IIGK.
Munitions of Norwalk Lough, bio. ‘itltl.
II. P. if). in. arc foillmfllld to appear at
lotion room on flonday arenini,“ Juno
it, or 7: till it. In. to meat minus;

ILPICWINII.
Exalted Ruler.
Herman it: Malina. 39mm

Who-tam

want-Ian manna"
Falt- tonight and Sunday.

 

 

South Namath Buslnoss Illeti
Have Plans Under Advisement
anti Are Working Out Iioiaiis

Will RE WIRRRIE ERR
lliilll RRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Company Will to Fortncti and
Stork Sold to. Intuition

 

 

 

Dmpmltion. which it worked out and
QWIIRRY. will undoubtedly prove to
bewbat the oily panda ram and will
more to hit an inreatmnut worth
India to tho titanium mint and city.
Tho plan is to about It factory in“.
on ultimate notary, halted to all
kind: or amallur mountain
not: and fully equipped.” 3 toroc
collation and with opportunities pre-
heated for speedy monument or con.
norm wishing to rent the some.
The building will be of fireproof con.

. Junction. patterned after the heat oi
II its character in tho roomy and trill
1 be situated in II moat admittance!“ no

gr I anon. whom it will .iio W tho roll

Min Ll. Loqu Smith. teacher or
Latin in that Nut-wall: High School. is
receiving tho contradictions of nor
him Smith has just
completed the post-graduate eoum at
the N'IIIIv York University. and yea-
tardu bad the honor at receiving (tom
Gwenwich received to Increase of the university the advanced don-co or
310,000,000, while the capital city. Hart.
lord. has been rolled 818,000,000.

ohm to dim; We. will at-
mat the attention or My.

it human Iona It buildlnx
column}. the stock to be sold to local
hulimol mu wiahliit to invent what-r
our tiny out Idiot-d and willha op
outed along nutrition iinoc. _

it to bailout! by than who NW ' .
in: woman that the erection nits
mining will Inst-II the heirlooms on
Immtmnl boom which South NOD
lull: soun- Io be bordering on. The
erection and completion will unable
mailer tourism! to locate hero and
from them will to forth a practical
story or tit. advantam oi the city.

While the detains of the project have
not yet been «made public this only It.
matter of o few weeks heron every-
thing Iwill be In readiness for the an
innuncomont and advortloins for stock»
holders. -

room IIIIIIIIIIIrIoIia
roII IIIIIIIIIIIIII

William .1, Gallon, private in the Si»
th Company. (zonal Artillery Corpo. II.
N. 0.. hon taken and nuccoulnlly pass.
the second
licutonnnoy and Indicationa are that
ho will be appointed to that position In
the Sixth Com any In tho near tutura.
All that raIIIninII to ho duno III hilt aloe.
tion by tho nlomboru III tho company.

 

 

is popular among the mob. lie iii an
cit-Innmbor oi the ii. iii. Army and un-
derlilandl hlII buIIIncIla from lmulnnin’g
to and. Bath ha and tho company are
to bo congratulated on lilo promotion.
Captain Albert Mountain hits rocoiv-

‘ all urdora Irom (loloncl Glibort‘ Fitch.

in ntamtord, to tho. effort that tho com.
mlaaioncd othcors will report tor thali
tour of instruction at Flflhur'fi Inland.
on that morning of June 28. whom they
will remain until tho iiiith.

Order! Number I. loaned in Nor-
walk on Juno ii. by Captain Albert
Montana no to the pliant that on

Wednotultty arching, July lith, tho
company will “Inhibit; at ii: to ocioak,
In lull dross uniform tor its phrnda in
stomiord. Supper will no nervod to

and tho urinal lino of it will he “saith
ed for nbaanca unless proper camisoles
no giron.

The shoes which tho state is furnish
ing the man are at The Armory and

37le!!! flippers “9 dfiilfihmuylwili ha distributor! bolero the notion!
pretty in satin or allver ninth hovered. tour or “smut.“
with blank Chantily loos and document
with pasta bnonlos. Thalia shoes him
high mi haunt soon on were worn by
tint bran: and billed in the reign or

“For the halunoa or the motion will
roll in Killinori goods at. redhead
prim. hint. A. Altenltrandt, ill. nonth

 

Mil 8h. hohth Nil ‘ '

 

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* lllllliill lilllililii’i e
lilil Illlllllil Ill nun

Souihport Theatrical flan Lott

about thirty in number.
of the apparent loss at Bunnell’s will,
moans his widow sole heir. it is un-
derstood that some at them Inland to
make a contest for it share 0! the on-
late.

A number of South Not-trail; huai i
none men have under sdtirantent a. nail had drawn
in which ditch left all his or her prop.
any to the other in case oi one dying

It later. i

which is already asanrod. an Mr. Cullen

“the Inca- upon their arrival in titantiord

 

 

 

R_ bright onion.

 

 

Estate oi $30,000 and contest
May iieauli

sourapom‘. JuneIdO.—~An unusual
legal situation has developed" in regard

to the estate of the late George 13. Bull»
nail, the veteran showman who died a
short time ago at his home

re. and it
to very likely that there or i be a spin
lied legal contest over the estate. The

estate its worth $30,000.

Mr .and Mrs. Bunneil had no chil-

dren. and the heirs at law, who are

principally nephews and mines. are
scattered from Maine to Texas and
from California to New York. and are
On account

in the year 1878 Mr. and Mrs. Bun-
twin or mutual wills

prior to the other.
Mist Mr. Buuneii’a death it was
Iouud that the will in onion he left

everything to his wife was not in the
box with other papors.

Mrs Bunnell Ii will which was a prom

tlcai duplicate or the will Mr. Bunne‘ll
had caused to be drawn and signed.
was tuned. however. and it was suppos.
ad that In his later years Mr. Bunneli.
who was In tailing health. must have
tamer Inlalaid or destroyed the will in-
Wendy
mm. clinic: H. Taylor, or West- R
po * who ism demand witnusod*
by Mm W. WIMMOI H Toy-:I
hr. and .hllon Renaud, Eliot and... are

cuts or zoo

The will: were drawn by

 

IIIoooIIiuIIIoII

A class lit almt'two‘hundmd little

 

hoyo and girls received their tint coin-
munion this morning at a very pretty
and impressive service at St. hiary's
church in West avenue. II no at the

regular 8 o'clock low mm and the

service watt conducted by dither Tho~
maul .i. Finn. motor of the church.

The altars were prottily decorated
with red and white peonlea and the
shrine: were ablaze with light. The
childrtm had been properly trained in
their preparation for the pumice and
eromhlng notified of! smoothly. The
childron looked pretty Indeed. the lit-
tle girls dreaded In white with loan
voila and wreatba and the boys with
white ribbon on their arms IIIEII II
white cnrnnilon in their huttonholoc.
Tho IoortrloiI wan unusually lonely at-
tended.

Hill. RIM” “All
BE IRflIIRTTEEIAI

Attorney (lonernl John H. Light stat»
ed pooltlvoly today that he would not
again ho a candidate for oomrulttoo
man of tho Union School district. Mr.
Light ban Inititiuily performed the do

 

that at tho onion {or over twenty- ilvol

your», and he finds it nononsary to re
llnquinlt name of the chitin! no holda
Cotnntlttcoman Light a nuacanoor will
bu chosen next Thursday owning.

Wre-

OTMWBERR‘V FEQTIVAL PLAN-
N10.
ililicltlniilmtu Post, No. 12. G. A. ll...

 

rolnd at last evening a meeting to hold l
a Joint strawberry lostivol In the punt

room in Wall ntrooi. Juno 28th, in
conjunction with tho Womon'a Rollo:
(lotto. Plait urn being made for the
aII‘IIir.

 

It you have only a small place III
handsome oriental embroider-r. you can
non it to motto It charming has. getting
it on white brocade, Dhnnh’wlfln. it the
plane in not lame enough to Idaho the
entire bag.

6 W I

Evening truck: Icr young girls are to!
light summer alllut. larva. promptly.
Splint. rim, with Val lace and often a
touch ot velvet. onuaoiaily or kings

blue cohabitation blue. enrol pink or.

button for atria m ourtalnly dilution:

monolit- adorn iIIIIIII ,

 
 

 

Honored by Inhibitors of lion ‘
walk Union, Yesterday

lllRRRERR" Ri’ RRRRRRR
‘ RillR R EERRRREI

A Play “The _ Submit”:
Proved to be Very Amusing}? ’

 

Mrs. Isiah W. Shea , state chain
man of the l’Klngs Dolls tern Wan my
all) entertained yesterday diamond,
by the members or the Norwalk ”Unid‘
ol’ King‘s Daughters at the spacious:
and beautiful lawns at the home of
Mrs. W‘. E Marvin. in East Norwaika
The function was by far the most sun- I
oeosful and gratifying erer held by the.
Daughters of Norwalk and min-its
new chapter in the history of the or-
der.

 

(Continued 0n Fifth Page.) I

lilhhloi’alnlully InlurflIIin 5 ‘
Eat Milt '
m
The young son of Mr. ~and Mrs. Bohr
hurt Dibble. of Van Zandt street. no,
a narrow escape mm death by but“ ~
run over by II trolley car. but ovénInIR. '
and it is figured that had Naturalist
Arthur W. Gobebo not had his carna-

dor perfect control and maintained lilo

presence of mind. the little follow. R
would have been sound to nice» un—
der the when“: As it was, the lad
unstained ahmlcns and scratches on - :I
the arm and lace. ‘ '

The car in question was in charge
or Motorman Genetic and Conductor
Harry Phillipaon. and loft Nor-walnut,
‘l:36. The accident manned about or. R ‘1‘,
poaita the Mayflower Huck. Ladder JFK
and Bose Company's house. Mr. Bib» R
his was returning tram work and bin
son was waiting for him. Suddenly;
and without warning the boy Iihdt'R‘
arrow the street to meet hit: “that;
The trolley struck him. throw him out
the lander puts-ad over IIIII body. Horr-
ovor. Motorman Gohaha stopped in;
car bolero tho wnooltt canto In no»;
tact with tho little body. thumb?“
averting a fatality.

It was thought at first that tho lolli-
had broken his arm. but upon tho will
rival o! a physician. it was aluminium!“ I
that tho patient of IIIII injuries worn as" "
cited above.

or. mars v. M. a. hoot». '

W

Sutton-Int Minlr Hold In tho lehlfl
annual Hall, Lain Maniac.

All rooai entertainers, St. Mary'
Young Men’s: Club has no equal in thti
town. They gave another or their on
.ioyoblo metals last evening in In
Loonard atroat schoal hall. ‘ ,

The hall Wills prettiiy decorated. flit
color scheme bolas maroon and will
tho club colors. f: R

About one httndrod annals Word to
tortainad. An orchestra computed oil
llamas. Gannon. piano; John R MdGIIifh;
iiiid Frank Millard. vinllnn: liooaph Kiln
lard. comet. and Josonh Montana.
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