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t,
‘ finished.
or ii .
pubic _ . p
but the weemt i
merchant coneld'ot‘l
advertising" in The
Sentinel an invest—
ment sure to bear.
fruit.
WM
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Associated Prue New From All Parts elf the World by I Mini Wire and Our Own Gunter
other people, we will
have that much 1m
to worry about.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
MW "
Ent red nt in loot: floral. root-ones
a on .8000“ (in. tier
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scorn nonunion count. sermon. coroner: 14. tort
law'- . . <
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! 3.15
WEATHIR FORECAST
.Cioudy tonight; Sunday probably rain.
TWO CENTS
llcii lSi
KNUBKED ill
,_ u AUliiISiS
Louis Bosenberpmi South Nor-
walk, Painfully But Not Seri-
ously Hurt Today
iiill naturalist”
fill nun Slilliil
County Commissioners Received
Fiftyitwo Applications for
Licenses At Session Here
. Iii-err: i
1
County Commissioners Simeon S.
I’cuse, of Fulrileld: .lohn Bropby, of
ltidgeficld, und Whitmun s. Mead. orlloh" Renyhard. 0' 30m“ “0"
Greenwich. not again, yesterday after
noon, in the Town Court. room. in Not“, walk, "a“ scour. “Irma".
’ Testimony in Deeertion
walk. and received flftcon applications}
for liquor licenses and two for driig-‘
i
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t
tilt Billii noun
Ill lill illitlilliil
Yale Students Held to Await Dut-
come of Injuries .
bouts Rosenberg. of South Norwnlk.
was injured today shortly before noon
when he wus knocked from his bicycle
by an automobile containing two Yule
ntudeuh. in Wcsl avenue neur Stew
one strco' The students were bound
for Ncu to t. i‘il)’. their home. and lto
:tcnbi-rgz. ii !:~..i about ninotecn yours on"
ugc. uticmpicii to cross in from of
their ltlztrltlno. dirm-tli' in front of the
entrance to the home of Robert Van
Boron. Tho studcnis gave their names
no Albert Kent uni W. H. \‘i'oolverton.
itogeuberg canto down Armory lllll
and headed up Wont avenue. in mark—
in}: the crooning front tho junction of
Stevens street, Armory Hill and West
(Continued Oil 'l‘weltth Page)
”Mg...“
Anette Til rule
tiooi‘l lil rum
To suddcniy awake in the middle of
the night from a sound asleep and find
‘ Ono's room ull oblate is an experience
which few with to have repeated.
George lskiynn. of Kellogg direct, in
. among the number.
Thursday morning he awoke to the
realization that his house was Ilfl’l'e.‘
Jumping up he discovered the burcuu
and the carpet surrounding thut urtlcic
of furniture making it merry bluze.
(lrubbing what bed clothing he could
lay his hands upon Gregory went at
the flames with u vim. culling for his
father and brother meanwhile to get
water.
They awoke nnd reepouded to his.
child and before the house had caught,
fire in earnest. thc lltllllt‘S were extinr
it was foltdnnic that the
Milne uwukoned the sleeper when it
did, for in it short limo more the ilil't‘
would have boon beyond the control
of 'illlfllt‘ilr iil'elightertl.
‘l‘bc trouble with (unecd by u lump.
'l‘lllS \vllh’ left «In lllt‘ buroau fiii‘ lilll‘
of tho t'utnilr who had not yet returned
homo, and in some tnunner l; explod-
i'll ’l‘hc burning oil ran oil over the
buronu and port of the floor.
. 'I‘hp bureau wue practically tieuiroy»
oti ltlld tho carpet ruined. The lone
we covered by inunrnnrc and the dum-
nxo will not exceed 875.
m.......--._.... _ _... ‘
roorent rum HA8 ..
WEE seem
'i‘lio firui
your in Norwulk footbuli netwon wun
ihut. which Horulleld iiurnu. mnnnltor,
ul‘ ilw Niii‘Wfilk high school huekei
IMIl it'illll, Hiiflni‘tftl yoaicrdny nfttrr-
wmu. lic was pinyin]; 'i‘oolbull ltlltl
wuu t'mmil iwlwtllh the pile M our of
tho clouc play. with u frociurod knee
cup.
ilc mm l‘omoi'ml to hie home 1'i
ii‘riuk‘iu uicuuc. and lit“. Willitttu .i..
'l’t iccy. oi \‘oiwuilt. i-uilctl. The 1100'
for Ii'llill‘i'il llli‘ i’t'ucllti‘i- titlil mode
Mr limua itii rutnforlnblo no posnlble.
flu in in proof pain today.
Mr. iiurua in considered fortunate
Mini his leg with not broken badly. for
on u in the rcauit of the accident. ill
but :i u: rlotpi otw,
oimili his duties at tile Foiriield
(louniy Sdi‘liiiln nettle today with a
cone.
a... “KL ., . M—.Muw
mF’OR HIRI NIGHT OI DAY.
Tritiuuonuor touting CM. limousinoond
taxicab. Tel. 1026-12. ‘ V
lliiililiiis it iiil
one liquor applications and eight drug-E WAIJER [ElIUN ”VINE
dist's. i '
Only one application was romon-E wu" AflnIHER WHMAN
illuyden. who operates on Pfilfllillsll-é
intent on the bridge. succeeding hot" ‘ww
isirunce was signed by liunlcl ll'llour. (I
:lllk‘illl‘il. Rev. William W, Gillies und mamas and Disappeared l
glst'n licenses. making the totals fifty
I utrutcd ugulnst and that of Mrs. James”
l . n A h ' I ~ .‘ v
tldlt hnubnnd. (lH‘UIrIWl. l‘ht lemon ‘Slrailord Mill's Wile Paiiltiiil
ill. it). Moruun and wot-t brought on iltoi
lgl‘onndu that tho business was not u
1 fit out- to: h woman to bc enghged in. (if m“ “"9 (“Von-‘9" "03"“ it." 1“le
1 Mrs. Haydon had petitioned for a [pansy lloward .l. (turtle of the. uuperlor court
[1191' of the license to her from the into; 3‘9“”‘13-‘3 four ”l ”WI“ “'9”? “timed:
uproprictor. ‘15“le ”we“. jund one denied; one (‘tlfie on this but
i In commcntlng upon the rcmon-l was not reached. ,
{ SlrflflC'P, Olli‘ 0" [hp county Commission“ Alllolnl‘uff 1;. “Fit". 0! S'fll‘lirin'd. .
‘oru stated ihut be presumed that hlru.‘ W“ “WW“ 3 (li‘f‘i‘l‘f‘ 01’ dli‘lii'l‘t‘ ll'mflt
,lluytien wished it transfer no that she, 30"“1’“ 1., “Hill. lttl‘lilt‘i‘li‘ “T New lifl‘
might. dispose of the Dilli't‘. Um» 1N" "0W biliilml‘ird in be in tin-
‘ Frequent attempts have been nmdc‘wem- 0" ”it" (Hound of di‘t‘otii'lu.
lto do away with this usiuhliuhmontflCV‘H‘"? “‘1” “m0 ““98““
lremonstruncee - having been filed; The plnlnilfi‘ “Ni ii
.ugulnst it repeatedly. but without of;
loci. (to corn occasion the commits-l
eioneru rclnuod to hold up Mr. buy-j~
' tit-it's license. ".
Only recently, criminal action wusJElEPHflNE [XBH‘HBE
h .
brought against Mr. layden. throng
illit‘ South Nor-walk and of the 'l'ownt
5(‘oun. but again Mr. Leyden won out;
iand the case will dismissed, t
g The fact that Mrs. lnyden in a;
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trinriooitinx:
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
wan...»
iilliiillilliiii lilillliill
for the property in order to settle thel
‘ astute lmd in view of the fact that the ;
establishment will noon have to he; “on vodomay
.moved to give way to the new bridge,l i
‘. tboec lntereuted are inclined to bailout .__._.._.___.... f
.thnt Mrs Lavdn will secure her ll‘: Fully two thoutund people visited:
reuse. this your. fund inspected the new telephone (-1-.
The nppllcnllnnb tiled. yesterday of- i change building. in Wuhinmon otreot
‘ternoon, were as follows: yesterday. to the satisfaction or Er;
Liquor. ichunuo Melioltor M. ii. Nutting and?
O‘Brien tit Rooney. 147 Washington hia efficient corps of hesitant“ who,
strict. ‘hurc labored unceoelngly goitlnl; the.
.i. Wiidor Meiochc, 37 Railroad are- building ready for the influx of vlui-‘
Hill'. -
Bela 1-way. 25 "or Bin-N. with a better underutnndlnx it what
.lumee ll. Johnson, H Water sire-0M the telephone buslncnn attitude for, “.7
Nurwnlk. l peclnily those who visited the opent-
l’l‘lf‘l' U'llflm- 2‘ Fort “lll‘fv‘iil- ling room on the third tioor until win;
.loscoil iii-‘K‘Hii. 39 South Mill" “WNW housed the tilit'l‘llloi‘l no they pulrnned
William Mi'Ci'onilie, ll North Main their work Those Who liaw thin will
stl‘ct'i. ‘
l‘hllip i‘osiclluno ttltd Quinta linr.‘...,..m.mm "upswing”. who are. “ml
(Hill. 33 “ii“mfld “"9““9- ' wont to about. and jam down the hoolii
pie Witneseed the Demoosire- i
l
1 widow and probably intends to diocese; mm Tlililliltii 2,”) lPOO'l
to! $50. The lacing aide often- tho re-
liiiii insults
Brothweil rum lie Wee tinct-
.0“ liver Charles 8. Fox
FAIRFIEIJ), Oct. u.--lt'e on old he-
lief that when you get your content-
tnnte fighting among themeelvee.
it's the beginning of tho end. it
happens that when Democratic party
of Ii‘airiield oi the prelent limo in
anything but harmonious and before
long there is expected to he a grand
mlxutp among them. '
The reason for mailing the people
in thin town think this way is that
H. R. Elwood, the chain-lulu of the
Democratic town committee. hull been
united by litany of the town to tenni-
to full to the ill members of tho coin
mlitw to meet eont'e atoning in the
hour future at the town house to
talk over tho advisability of asking
the superior court of b‘uirfleid coun»
__ ity for u ro-couttl of the hullote at the:
recon! election. it is believed by
imeny thnt therc are some votes "limit: A “’7‘" d‘"“"““°" of 1‘3““ Norwalk
int: and was never counted which
may lead to 3 charge in the. present
i standing of the eeiocimon. Tho clos- I l" the town court. room in Wall utrccl.
Hist in the men won for third miut~t-i‘“' “mm" “'1‘” Emmi“? fooling 0i
mun in which (Silurian Fox won out
over .1, Frank Brothwoll by olnitt
. .. V v
. mics. liruthwoii. who is also it menr‘ ””99“”? than 3,11%th ”"0 "“9”“
iiot‘ of tin- liomozruiic party. has
l'tilili' to lilo from and claims that in-
ie entitled to victory.
Their reason for their belief In that
l”“‘ toiul of any two "WNW mnduruceful buildings now on the bridge::::§(i::fl;::?hror a km: period. The FilIIEI 3"KER . ‘
ldldutes. pine its ttho number thrown F
.0“. for being deleted) did "M iii") thereby reproduce the conditions now‘
iwlth the number of votes cost.ewhlch.9nd‘"9d- on it “WV 3‘19. WWII will:
Will (5892. ‘
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There are 60 days nilowotl by the
mate for on npoeui to be mode to
but» the ballot boxer opened for a
recount Mini. pom 1”!an for int:
rat-count in roqulrodvto pat nun bond
count is over must pay the exponent
The meeting in exported to take place
the first port of next week.
£101" Elements
MI BOGKEIOE TIIIE‘
Bight conditional composed
clue in the clue initiation. the tint
of the moon. ot Goobenoe Tribe. No.
32. I. 0. R. H, but evening. held in the
i turn. Those: who come went away Red Men’s Hell. in tho but-tie build~ithe report and complnint and would do:m hand in the office of the marshal of
Ins. in Well street. The deem work
who exemplary in character. the |dop~'
lion degree being conferred on the
clan. ' The degree team in a new one
and a credit. to the tribe. There was it
large number of members out lest
the llcl‘oufiel‘ numbered among the owning and FVPI‘yilliflL' phoned offal!!! wan todiscuee plans and to review"
smoothly and well.
(in next Tueaduy evening the crack
“itsutlluintlit
Hiliii liiiil liliii
Oldest Member oi the Supreme
Court, and Former Candidate
" for Vice-president
Sillliilllllii I
Biillilli it
REAP "ARV [8]
member of the Supreme t‘ourt, for Fabulous Pl'lcos Char 8d hr the
1
years conspicuous in Kentucky poll-1 , . .
lion. once a candidate for the Repub-i FlTSt’Game M Championship
llcan nomination for vicepreeident of.
the United States, it foremost Consti-i Baseba“
tutionei authority and prominent in:
the councils of the Presbyterian:
church, died in his home in this city: 0 3
Will to f
nuns
nun
East Norwellt Citizens Fearful
That Present Bridge Structures
Are to be Moved
Billillllilili ENGINEERS
the .
, today. He Was 78 years old last June.
‘ (it Justice Harlan had been III with‘ IHE P010 BRuuNfls
‘» sincuto bronchitis less than u week.l
' l
.lie sat on tho. bench lust Monday}.
éwhcn the Court heurd arguments on
lcommiu“ "en‘s a "umner "Ellie uocallcd anthracite conl Trust Members M Giants and Ath'ehcs
" Erase. The following morning Chief.
l Applicants From “Ul'Ol‘TGWfl s.lustice White announced that Justice Teams in Fme Form
illnrlun was "slightly ill.“ and yester- ’
lduy usked uttorncye to consider that' xpjw YORK. Oct. tux-«Giants ver-
.lut«:lire llnrlnn- was sitting in tliefieéuus the Athletics at. the Polo Grounds.
cases, although not physically pron-3j was the simple but magnetic legend
(out. Justice Harlan. however.‘ that drew thouuands to the opening
gran in much more serions'condltion'. game of the world‘s series today, by
than his colleagues in the Court rent the National League and the Phlladol- ‘
izod. Despite hiu advanced age, he phia American team—the pennant .”
«was robust und ordinarily enjoyed winners of 193-1 In their organizations. *2
ill“) best of health. lie was rarely
v
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tcitizene uppearcd before the dwelling
lot the bridge construction committee
tepprehcneiou and bull nation. it.
lm'mfl that persons will: ‘otivee more
into negotiations for land on the Elm. .
, . tubsou' front tho le‘li. an attack of
;.\orwnih approach to the new Wheh- . l
n i ' ~ i ' -'.
tinnton lttroct bridge. Their intention“ "Mum a low yearn ago be m. ui
. . l . . '-
ii” to remort- tho unsightly and die-‘ most the on y iiincsa from which be
it‘ontlnued on Twelfth Page.)
of Associate. Justice
Brewer. or the Supreme Court. who
- was a very clone personal friend, very
lover to pronerty to he acquired andl
WALSH PllillEll
. - l i if c ed .ti ,x -l . ‘ . ’1
imutu- the place quite as diunncofni “'lnnlfiltllcaetlaruill; gallitxnlil‘itton “3i pnnvuuwon'rn. Kane. Oct. it...
tho present one. it appeared to bolte‘aerve until next June when he An order from Washington patella:
their n .lo ' ’ ‘ v ,
p rodeo perpetu-te conditioninwomd have an i l the gem“ of John it. “also. the former Chicago
whici ii. i . .
b m I it”: object in buildiirl thei any other than who tint on that bench? banker and railroad preeidgflp ."
r so to e1 m “a,“ . ' A: it was bid oorvic. was longer tinni' ““8”“ m the federal m”
Tho object of the detention II! to ' *
that of our other justice except Chtelt ““3 morning. , , . I.
Zlihliiffmlil"ilthfrlffiiitiidrm‘e “mm" W it'd“ 1...... it? $315.51»? iii-31°13!“
8|"!an forward and to emnlin m‘e‘l-‘ield. Field‘s was the longest eon; mm; nod 26 an” of his five. yearl'
province the committee has in the‘m‘em“ years, six months “d ten‘, son-t nee Later it was announced 22
”mm" 1day. and Mar-hall's 34 years. “with :r - bank” '0“ would arrive _-; ;
Among those who spoke on the met-l months and five deye; Harlen‘e 33;! e 23" o durln the day “a that , “‘
tor were Dillon K. St. John. John w. i years. ten months and 25 due. 1 ram: r 0:: home Krobubiy would be Ah
011mm. E. H. Mend. Albert Eldridgel Hie service did exceed that of Jus- (gm; “:1 afterglow ..
and Gilbert E. Beam. There were altice atory, who was on the bench 33' me; e 3 '
number of others present. all with the? years. 9 months. 22 “’3' ;
lame idea. h “"3 while “"an 0“ 3‘" M“°“.‘TT'. “I. UNIT '01. , j
m. Board, choirmod, assumed the! Monday that Justice Harlan first felt I£.u' "I"! DPIIIIII .
lEeet Norwelk dclmltlu that the com_l the attack of bronchitis. He united:
'mltteo one in hourly “tulilthr withl then tor such simple mmcdlee on won 0' 'oLn|E.8l PE'8|0.
the court. but he remained at his post: ‘“
liy Tuesday considerable fever was3 Attorney General Light. today state
{ manifest.
tour the penny M the work the poo. 0n Mdnesdey he wooed that he hoe no: yet completed writ-
pic of the town lint-a li‘illicd to the; markedly weeker end his conditioning his opinion in the constitutionality
committee, ‘RFPW “'0"?- although it was not un-, of the low peeled at the last session
'1 The lllli‘lmso of last evening's mem_.dt~ruiood at the Supreme Court thatfof the General Assembly providing
his condition was at all ninrmlnnfletate aid for the Civil wor veterlnfl
inllnl. The East Norwuik residentll Yesterday he seemed a little better. at the rate of 330 a year. He said It
’ Within in u“, burkgi'onnd, however. His son, John M. Harlan. of Chlcngon would not be ready for another week. . ‘
all it legally can to prevent any nt«‘
tempt to loosen the completeness. or.
Murine-r at Flynn. tits \‘i’uhington. Wm, 1......”de rapidity if ”m. do'dourm team will ”mm. W, u’arrior‘al There “I present but “an." “‘e luvyer. was summoned here, how-'Uovernor Baldwin. who vetoed the hill
otroci.
(‘arl Scheub. Railroad nrenne.
liiauncr oi Troy. City Hotel.
Stephen W. i-‘ihimko. ii
Hll‘t‘ci.
llu ten noconde.
Stnrilnn at in o'clock in the thorn-
"“"m"; in»: tho crowdu begun to come. liur‘
link the uftornoou. they canto In morn
inoi get the connection they wiuh wit.h.fdclrec on u largo clues nl Koncitopo- l engineer from Bridgeport. Hoary 19.19”“ and another eon. D"
ltulmugb Tribe. in Bridgeport. anti alt-itoddard.
number of Cocks-noel Tribe members
expect to talu- tho trip with the team
(in next Friday evening iiocitonoe
i
Richard ; has asked the attorney general for an
M“, bouts Chevalier, my (.‘. llnrien. traveling in Europe. was opinion on its constitutionalitY.
.reeentinx J_ E. meme... of Baitilnore.t notified. inlet night he grew worse The state comptrolior'e office hour
‘a consulting engineer. The ilrUnoportlmm death come at 8:13 o’c10cit Illllill'eceli'ed over 200 applications for all!
. man “u looking for the poeition 0'. morning. under the law. which was vilified 0“"
a
i‘i‘lliil‘lrd occldoni of the.
He is able to get'
Monro it l‘iunhi-ti, :33 North Muln‘fremwnm and an...“ the evening
iii root.
Stephen
tilt‘cot.
build. 29 South Muln
‘ “mm"! -’- “WWW “WW“ ”"l'i’l'nfter tho demonstration had been eon-l l-‘ridey.
iund iiallroud avenue.
‘ Drown.
'l‘hoflnn Ii. Cnniy. .lr., (Quittnei‘ &
lfirmly), South Main and Elizabeth
sin-etc. -
‘ Joseph H. Lockwood, ii North Main
‘ etrcei.
—HOSPITAL MEETING.
'I‘lu- titlinuruod annual meeting of
tho Not-walk Iloupltul Anetwlntion for
the clection ol nfllrern und the iron»
. auction of such other luminous as may
.propt‘rii’ come before It, will be held
lin the parlor of the Norwalit Club
incxt‘ 'l‘uoedny evening. October 17. ill
S o‘clock.
i‘illtifi'l‘lAN SWAII'I‘Z.
‘ l’rollldont.
-A CARD.
We wish to entire“ our heartfelt
thanks to nil our bind noilhhors. the
dinner: and employee of the Cluett-
ii’ea y factory. the Epworth League.
the int om. club. and the moor
kind friends for all their many lumi-
nance and beautiful floral tributee our.
in; the illness and on the death of our
beloved son and brother.
MR3. ADD“! HOYT & CHILDREN.
.Mw... fl. ,....
mm
Sentinel wont Idl. bring reunite.
i they simply uwumpod the building untI
:li\wna a tired bevy of dolnouotrntord
ltlmt wourliy flied out of the building
> eluded. l .
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.coiit‘teny. the omcluie vying with ouch
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ti‘itlii!‘ with every consideration 11nd is
wonderful amount of patience.
Hunting ut the ltcitcrni toilette ong'l‘l‘lbc. Refreehmonta will be served}
.ollwl‘ in nttempte to treat thorn who‘Tribo will bring with them
'I'ribo will put on the wnrrior‘e dogree‘ronuuiiinz engineer for himself. whilol
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lie-re. Tb. clue of night who but ovo~ the Baltimore mun won present to ob-: ELEGTI'G‘L PL‘NT
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ninx were given the adoption degree
will receive this warrior'n degree next
”will be prudent to numiwre and In in-
l 'l‘itooe who want were obown every t rlietion hu also been extended to lin-l
it‘ll“ Tribe. of South erwulk. Ponue
‘ a new
{Council brand. which one mode by
;ono of the members for Cockcuoe
i the tire! floor. the riniioru were taken; and u grout time in promleod.
:to the terminal. where every contri»
‘ sauce woo carefully owluincd lo thorn
lund iiwn went on up noolllcr filliilll to
;iho operating room, which in the lirli
l place in the etrueturo.
ltcm was carefully demountrutod to
«them by exports and there were but
’ few who (lid not Wlilil to linger it little
:whlle Ionstu' to wuich tho operators
lee they plugged ito‘i‘c and there. The
oyetctn in no Intriruic ut iirnt mud Io
pluin when cxpinincd iiutt all were do-
liuhted. Equipmont uud furniethluy
of the building met with uniii'ereei
approbation and it won generllly “cott-
ceiieti that the a. N. E. 1'. 00... Ml
done Well by Booth Norwolit.
' W i.
~BRIDOIPOM‘ IUNDAY paler.
Special features. chry Snudtty, of
The Norwolkl. Magnum- nnd ilfomic
Section. Womtm'e Pore. Latest inewo.
‘teieemphlc, foreign and domeetin. Or-
der from your newsdenier.
More the nyH-i
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2noun sum weootue
lilillVEliCliii oesemo
Mr. and Mra. George H. Jolilff will
ceiebrato their silwr wedding M their
home. “iii South avenue. New Unlined.
ii to to p. on. when they will receive
the congratulation: of iriondn from
this portion of the slate.
Mr. Jellllt was born to Wealth! and
it. and Mrs. Joiiifl‘. who was
Cumin 'I‘ultle. have lived in New (to.
noon since their marriage. having
occupied the South nvenuo reeldence
for twenty yours. Mr. Jelliff. who iii n
More manufacturer, but five children.
two sons end three daughters, none on
whom hevé yet left the parental moi.
~ron min mom on on.
lexicon it livery prion.
today. They will.hold u rot-option fromi
Min
'l‘ei. motto-v
l thin the position for his employer.
3 puny. of New York, will be present.
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g'l'iiE Hill“ lf'l’lflilflliii
glitill PRESIDENT REGION!
i
The Friday Afternoon Club hold its
limit regular morning for 191142 It the
onto of hire. it}. K. Bullock. yentordny
fternoon.
; The program follows:
gl’oreonal Experiences in Hollund,
l Mrs. Gumhurt.
iQueen Wilhelmina.
Mre. Gleason.
1 Report from Siute Fedoretiou.
Mru. Dongle".
Owen; to removal from the oily.
,lt
in
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itna’tlon no preeident of
which was most regretfully accepted
. At the clone of tho protrnm unreali-
meute were served by the bottle-I.
to South Muin'otreet. :
“'i '
Next Friday evening the coneultinzl
Ponue Tribe. of Now (redeem; engineer of the Concrete Steel Comel
. iems were furniuilinz liltlti.
Mire. bouillon ihcn tendered her roe-L
the club.E
The club will be entertained on 0c-
tobor 17th by Mrs. Sword: one Mire
McClure at the home ef‘the former.
illn- Virtual! 'l'nlituher. or New He-
you. is the one» at Mill Hotels
w'l‘liletunoo. of henchmen, our loan
'the xovcrilor‘u veto. Comptroller
;Hrudetrect ie nwnlting the attorney
3gcnerai’e opinion before paying out
".8 ‘I'I'Ens‘n':any mono): The legislature appro~
; printed 8.60.000 to moot the payment!
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. ‘01 in two core.
Yoeterday merited the. nineteenth for W” " ii y
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lunnlvorsnry of the founding of tho~
lSouth Norwnlk electric plant, the .PEBI‘L8.T ““Es’ “KT.-
: plant. having started to do busineu on 7...... 3
Ffldli’. 0010!,“ ‘3. "392- 3 Small bolus of Pig l’orlt, lilo.
in connection with this, South Nor-1 Pork Chops. u; and ‘89,
wnlk rooldente will remember that fort small, Loan Frouh Home. 160.
three duye after tin- opening of the? unmomtmp Hiiiiflaze. 14c. .
new plant. the city woe remarkably: Fresh Side Pork. 140.
well ihxhtcd. the old company in Nor-i Stow lamb. tic.
wuik having refused to shut off its? Legit tiouuiuc Spring bomb. He.
street lights. All it rounlt. the two eye; ptimqtmrier Spring bomb. tic.
Spring bomb i‘hopn. lir.
Round Bionic. lilo. ‘ ‘
Shoulder i-‘iioak, 100.
Loan Pot Ronni. liie.
sirloin Steak. 180.
The growth of the plant has been
remarkable and awaits v‘blumee for
‘thendminietreiive ability of the nor.
’erni hoards of electrical co‘mmleuion-
one end the superintendent. Albert E. prime no) “out, 121,90.
Wincheoior. At the prewnt momoni.l 2 line. Chopped Beef, line.
the pinut represents an investment of; homo corned iioef, 121.50.. ’
over 0250.000. and is entirely free Large fancy Celery. 5c root. ‘
from any floating indebtednm. It! Hoeion Heed Lettuce. be one. i
only indebtedness being in bond: to
the amount of ”2.500. is 8mm Oranges, 25c.
The plant's bullpen ll etoudliy id- to large l’ineopplee. ".00.
crooning end if it continue- to go ..
ntleld In it hnl for the pelt year. it -OAiiD OP THANKS. ..
will only. be I. question of time before We desire to thunk the friends and
mother dxtention will be memory. neighbor»; alto the societies for kind:
or better etili. u new plant. need in our bereavement; ~
' lune. WM. fl. SAUNDERS
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