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lWlllil-llli ’
ii iii
lPPl ill
Nash Seriously Injured at
Home in Elmwood Avenue
lulu u sum
uuu tilt its truth
Had Two Ribs Broken and Was
Scratched and Bruised
lioruce it. Nash, ot‘ ldlmwood ove-
into, the water commissioner und pro-
prietor of Nush's plumbing establish
ment, in North Main street, lies at
his heme with two brotten ribs and nu-
merous other injuries due to it full of
about twenty-five feet from an apple
tree on Thursday afternoon. .\lr. Nash.
ulthoutzh suffering considerably, is not
seriously injured, which is indeed for
tunute because of the grout distance
of his drop.
lie. had climbed into the tree to guilt-
or u few remaining fine apples and
tuition nu
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South Norwallt Congregational
Sunday School Members Pass
Pleasant Evening
The South Norwnlk (‘ongrégnlionul
Sunday school committee guve another
of its delightful linllowe'en‘ socials,
inst evening. at the parsonage. in Buy-
view avenue, which proved to be t1
happy affair in every way. The social
was attended by n lnrgc number of
young folks, an on a result (if their
efforts, the entertainment committee
ucttod u hnndsome sum.
The. decorations oi' the. pnrsounge
were appropriate and wtord and re-
ilcclcd not it little. credit upon Claude
iluuter, under whose supervision they
were nrrunued. The feature oi" the
dccorutions was the may corner with
ito winrd lighting und pretty seclu-
slop. '
ing‘s entertainment. "fortune. curds":
were presented to ouch one by Miss
Murthu Jennings, the witch, who was
assisted tlu‘oughoul the evening b.\‘
Miss Ruth Kendall. Miss Emily John»
‘son, Mil-ls Morton Huthnwuy and Miss
‘ llcrtbn Benedict.
i ilurlng the early purl of the even-
ting: Mitts McClure entertained the
‘gllontu with realistic ghost stories
{which sent the shivers up and down
llhe books of the delighted people.
‘ Dancing followed, the null-tic be'ng fur-
Au the guests urrircd for the crew, .
”l but?
nu ill-NS
‘ to Favor the‘tlovemenl
Billiiiii Ii Wiilliil
. a Year from Now
W..-
(Continued on Sixth Puget.
3 mt Mill
Business Men and Residents oi
the Town Generally Aposar
Siiili Biiilli iiiiil
Planning for Week oi Festivities
ltroposed by Thomas A. Skelly, sanc-
t
wan-w...
nun no out ”W
ttlllttltttu lllllll
summons Boliy‘ field at it.
South Norwallt Church,
Last Night
l
The first rally of the meson of the
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union was
held, last evening, in the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. and resolveq it
self into s most enthusiastic and happy
Occasion. The speaking was exception-
ally good and the moment of outer-
tuinmeut rendered of a high order
which was appreciated by all present.
indications era that tho chiming win-
ter sermon will be A successful one.
suspicious.
The speakers were Walter Torrey
Aiken, the young divinity student at.
Colgate Seminary. His rotnorks wore
gnppropriute to the occasion and met.
i with the approval of Iii, present.
’ llcv. Mr. hlsplcndon ulsc smite and
gdentouotroled that he could not only
John Tyler we: the int speaker,
loud his words enthused the members
; present to renewed endeavor in their
‘ work.
for certainly the opening was most;
lltlltllllfltttllltlts
The remainder of the
entertain-f ‘
It isn’t so muchwhot .j‘ .
we can say for The'._‘
Sentinol's sdvertigin'g \
strength as whet it
will prove for itself
’ thot willsotiofy you.
+ ' Wm
Generally folr tonight and Sunday.
WEATHER FORECA" mo CENTS ..
LEE
utuuut _
turns l
tumult
Chinese Rebel Sympathizers Are
Receiving the News With'
lncretluliity"
Milli tutu but till
lulu ill lulu
Massacre is Feared in colog-
Klang When Place Falls
i
3 SHANGHAI. Chitin. Oct. 28.-—-Wit‘0~
tloned as on excrelluut idea by the Nonir preach e “pong sermon. but us an in. l less'dlspntches from Hnukow report- led on the corner of the Chestnut Hill . .,
wulk BOIl'd of Trude and meeting with 1 formnl attacker and story teller he w" l mg n «weeping victory for tho impo. , road and hllcn street, there is a small as having a direct bearing upon the
four by nearly till the business men ; m. shove the ordiuorv. He kept Mantel trope there yesterdny, enticed azlriiillxulflr park. El’ideml)’ believing;
and residentndn the town. the pianoi “Mom,” in continual good humor.
for a town Old Home \teek are being;
considered. ”To put Norwuih buck obi but "m the least. for Mr Trier. al.;corclmv with incredulity. Rebel syntafem'ed in thelviuhwuy from one corner .
the map." said Mr. Skelly yesturtluy‘ worn a ready snooker, W“ at M. bent pining"; doctoral mm the dtnllpmhosot the park to his property on the. political motives.
fflutter in Shanghai today. The “re-
iports were received even in oflit‘ial
i were undoubtedly suit from n govern-
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m“
iiiiliiiiiii iilii iiiiii "
HAS BEEN iiiiiiiil iii
Norwslk Selectmen to Go to E.
B. Gallagher’s Place Today
it build. ‘
m lHi.SllEl :
lllllSl sun
President Taft Vigorously Denies
With an axe and a saw, according
to SoIeCtmnn John Devine's ides’of the
case, which seems reasonable, the se-
lectmen will go this afternoon to E.
ii. Gallagher's place. on Chestnut Hill.
and there do it little wood chopping.
The trouble has been caused by Mr. such MOIWU on‘Pa" M A“-
(iallagher, who," is alleged, bus fenc~ MINISIMflDn
ed in a portion of the town's highway
__._.._.L__
But Low Must Be Enforced
CHICAGO, Oct. 28.—-ln a speech
here last night, which was regarded
in front of his home.
,bustc to the office of the salesmen;
[fairs as they claim they now exist. i ” .t
l
they were forced to drive off the road:
E, i.. fitcgory. Charles Gregory and
A. B. Gregory, of Crunbury, came tofSAvs HE wnuln R‘IHER .
Here they sought the officials to mukei
To reach Norwulk from beyond Gul- l “as "0 Wish to Disturb 308mm
to get. urountl his fence. 1
Norwulk, this morning and went post; .
some effort. to rectify the state of nf-t . ' ‘
’ luglu-r's place. the (ircgorys claim that:
l
l .11) front of his pluce which is shunt-1
government's prosecution of the Uni‘ ..
ted States Steel Corporation President , t . ~
'Taft vigorously denied that the sa- ‘
ministration was being influenced by ‘
that this property belongs to hint, uC-t
cording to the Gregory trio, he bus
south and from another corner to up "i would rather cut off my right“ .i'
lpoiut on his pioporty at the north..hund,‘ 'he exclaimed, "that! to do
:tbus taking in the park and interven-j
glut: space of street. for his own prop?
(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
mnnt consisted of vocal solos by hireiclll'in 't'A'us
(if course if all that is claimed is
when well up in the branches he step-i uiuhod by’ an orchestra of three pieces
, t
pod out upon one about. five inches.
thick, thinking. of course, that it was:
solid. The branch, howexer, was dry
rotted and it broke immediately the
mettle-picker had put his foot upon it.
Down crashed Mi‘. Nash, his face
being scratched severely in his trip
through the limbs on the'downwsrd
journey. He struck the ground With
terrific force, unable to catch nnything
that would retard the speed of his full
or sure him. He was discovered short,-l
iv, afterward und assisted into his
home.
The physician was culled immediate
Iy and he discovered that two ribs,
on the night side were fractured. that
his patient. hnd sustained a number of
other bruises and contusions. and he
says that it will be several weeks h i
fore Mr. Nash is able to be out ttgnlu.i
His family and friends are congratu'
lutlng him upon his narrow eucupe
from death, for the full might easily
have so terminated held Mr. anb
struck upon his bend. He is receiving
the uymnpthles of his mnny friends to
day.
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IESIIIT LEGTIIIIEII ,.
EllTEIlTAIiiS IT DililiEll
and then came the refreshments of
t‘ait and cream.
The committee was warmly com-
mended on their successful efforts and
all present voted them the but of en-
tertntners.
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«FOR tuft! flint-IT on DAY,
taxicab nt livery prices. Tel. 102042.
Sill iii iiiiliiliiill
iiiiiiiil iiiiifliil i‘iiiii
Mrs. it. i. O'Brien Proved Sherm-
ing Hostess for Members
‘ and Friends
Mr». Michael O'Brien, of South
Main street, entertained tnout delight
fully the members of Star of (‘oiumbln
Cirole, Companions of the Forest, last
evening at her home and all report
that they had a moot happy lime.
The feature of the evening's enter:
tninment was the euclure pnrty. which~
served to lot the guests in an excel-
lent humor. The first gonflftmvli'fii
Henry and Amelia Williams
Among the thin of Ilse
M‘rwiiilllllt, of
lletv Milford
NEW MILFORD, Oct. 28,——Tlte pro»
bate court has ordered the distribution
of the astute of Miss lilmlly William.
who had lived its lilo of u recluse for
many years and who was found doodi
in her home loot December. The estate
was valued It $30,000. No will could
be found and so many claimants were
heard from in all ports of the country
that the adminlotutorr Ill. 1. sturgeon
cashier of the First National Bank.
i
tributes the entitle among eleven first!
cotlsins. who will receive 82.806193
each. '
. il‘rsnklln lrtlug Smith. sccompsnlcd,
""1 REE“ E ‘Z’aHSJBtby Professor Archie hierrlnm, uud of
piano duet by Mia» Effie Benton and
Miss Hnsol Aiken.
At the conclusion of the program.
the men and women present particl-
pstod end enjoyed is moist hour during
which time mflesmnu consisting of
good coffee and who won served. All
prolont reported thnt they bed 1 good
time.
TIN! Bfllll'l' “DES.
invents-slop Doing use. of Alleged
Theft It Germanic Hotel.
William um nu brought before
the South Norwollt end of the Town
Cot-“i, this morning. on the serious
atom of theft. it being nliagod that
he took at: from the till ot the (ter-
lnsnlo Hotel burr-com. ._
Mr. Drew. who is sold to hove good
refused to close the admiullirlliolrreseon for clitortutnlug a grievancol‘h m".
routed.
The con was continued for one
DEIi’EWEII Hi8 WIFE
l
lmloropreeentotlona to marry William
McMunuo when he film‘y bod s wife.
Alice Sophie ‘Mcuprol “of St. John.
New Winn“ brought suit. for
810.000 demons outnot Attorney ivon
L. Iorohouoo, odnlflotflur on the
some of Mchinnuo who died in Strut-
ford. The plolntlfl declared also, be-
lieved she no the lowful wife of
Momma end It. was I [rent humilia-
tion no shame that one was deprived
inf o olnro of the ostnto she believed
‘oho vine entitled to by luvful marri-
oxe. She mode it shim onion the
eototo. but the ndmlnlstrulor disollow-
ed it. '
rtod Nelson- in tit. John to August
The plaintiff declared first she Inor-~
‘trtte. then the selectmen ure right in
mnklnn any more to open the highway -
tend Selectman Devlnotsuld this morn—'
potty. .
t Alloglnn that she was induced byjlnx film on he and a now Will fix”
matters all right. The board will pro;
ibably tulle counsel on theouottor will
twill not accordingly. although both:
.momhenn of the boom seed this morn—t
gins. Honors. Aileen “Ind ’Do‘v‘i'lto,‘ worei
ism-o that they ore perfdctiy right in
Egoing to the place and tearing down‘
lthe fenre. ' "
; Mr. Gallagher is a prominent nndi
:enthudustic member of tho Norwallti
3 Basil! of Trade and is manner of tbei
iClover Manufacturing compsny in;
;Nowtnwn avenue. All efforts to soil
‘lnto communication with him felled
.
l t
ithls morning.“
The Gregory: stated that he had
started work with a gang of men otl
is o‘clock this morning and theyi
t
suit illillllllr k
liiilll bullion
mow HAVEN, Oct. tar-Tho sets
annual meeting of tho Oonoc‘tscut Steto _
Toocbars' Association was bold fn‘tbts
city and Hartford yesterday. ’
city attracted hundreds of touch.”
from its section of the state. a. holidoy f
having been declared for the public
school children, In the min the work I
in both cities was nlong the some
lines. the leading speakers addressing .
general meetings at both places. At .
the mass meeting: titrenty delegates
“397. 'chonm claimed to be a sin-ithouxht that he was still on the jotti't'fii‘e 9190‘de W“ 8‘ each meeting. 10
The plaintiff did not loom
without no order of the court. Miss mum me proprietor of this plocefiunm attorvord thnt Mcllnntto hodt
Williams left no immediate retainers“ went in it) get I drink, Thursday ovelmmhm. w”. “vi“. McMnnhs [fledged with some little.lntoreot. This Isl
and it was necessary that blood relsevnlng. end the room beln’g desertsd,im Strstford, January. 19, 1‘11.
lions be traced. The order of the pro- ; took 312, out of the cash regiment ‘
hute court trace: out those relatives; which inter he offered to give back.
back to Miss Williams” paternal nndiflowerer. the bartender sew lit to to;
mntcruul grandparents. and then their“... the money ond hud Mr. Drew Ir-iqovqrnlng loord
m... . .*-w “W-
DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB.
Ind Committees
Present Loot -!vonlno.
‘ The governing board and commit.
l‘wlth the men later in the morning. i
The outcome of the matter to ownit- i
inot the that time that the soioctmen;
.hsvo bod this trouble to contend with .
land hope to settle the dimculty out at;
} lernoon. j
i
liliiiiil i
l
'lillllllliliii
meet for the translction of the asso-
ciation's business at Meridon today.
The general meetings heard Dr.
Henry Suzzeilo, of Teoohetrs' College.
Columbia tlnlverslty on The Three
Functions of the School on an inotl~ ’
tution, and Hon. P. P. Clnxton. com-
missioner of education, Washington,
I). C.. on Democracy in Education.
At the high icuoot section meet-
nus .
wag-k u the request of the defendanti inn. Db E. C. Moore. of Yale. spoke
, , ,. . r - . r ‘ bi
‘ ‘ wine was won by Viiiilnm Connolly . . . _ ,tonn of the hornnlk Country (.10 ,
i Rev. il‘ntlter Bernurt ' u l i - The heirs nro. thce E. licelee, ln ortler that he may secure counselu , , .
‘ ‘u g m' M unit the ronnolntion trophy woo uwnrd- . portoolt of one of Slow nrd George Tiet ,
London. the
. i A. n . f
Mum-emu luulitute lu e'ser‘u it] u . A. llrndley. llrldgoport. John Ii‘. Wit-tur, Stevens cam fined to Lonutuhlel . [told this mrsnt to assume I proeo-
The. uffnlr won a 'rnreKtsent tol ”It"; tion ”I” '5 “00“ a” ”h“ r”""‘""“ “m Home. New Milford; Hattie E. Molloryfi E, J. ”(Ilium I‘l’tld Morris was nr-'v J Theo“ ”"Tu'w‘ozgwfgmvgmflimé' car In“ M. II Gruuwmh lolbnnl ottltude. to extend ono's know .. . ‘
‘. present. the dinner being of the. hunt “m“ Iit'tilei. (36nd: Andrew W. Peshi rested. alluded With tillmkf‘ilnfll‘ mm | "L1 ‘10:!” ‘3; mm [Lester "In”, to AVON I 3““ ’ "ed” and to assume an educated
while the speaking was of n clmrno- During ”‘0 evening Ml” Mary Crot- Hotchltlnvlllo,‘ Conn; Frank 5. Pool, irbrenoh lit the poem. lie was fined 8175‘“ ,.o '1; ' if “m," B Smith. 1": men's attitude toward the commune
K tr that low or» privileued to hear at. ‘3" pianist. “M William Crolty. "01"” Kent. (‘onn.. and Dr. Fred l-‘. I’oei.:untl costs, which no will net‘Ve out in; omen G0 Pn‘ Q ' ' ‘ GREENW'CH' 0‘"- 23v““"- R- 113' at him Further exlmnding 1“"
England. distinguished
lecturer and eminent orntor,
cutorluilu-d u number of “10mm, last
ctt-nlnu. ut n dinner HN‘VetI at the.
.ittupil
ntll'll u guthcrlnu. The company wus
mold wtntculnl uud good fellowship
will: the wntchWord of the evening.
lt‘uthcr llnrnum was selected for
lwmtmuutcr und proved to bee hop-
tp' t‘Iloit‘P. ’I‘Itr ruverend gentleman's
ed With due grace to Leland i’epnrd.
(in the lndies' side. Mrs. Willium Con-
nolly took the first prlco nnd Mrs.
.loim Sleegmuller secreted the tulllsolnu
tut, fnvorod with selections which were
npprecinted. devout of the morn tul-
t-ntcd prestmt ontortnlncd with wool
nud instrumental selections and douc—
lng wuu indulged in by nearly nll prou-l
“I.
o i
M u lute hour. rofl‘enhmontu were
1 WIN found 00.000 in musty greenback.
Omaha, Neb.; tilmrlotlo A. Lyon, New;
(‘onn.; Amelie Williams,
Comm Abbie A. Atherton and .luttn'
Chnrloelon. W. Va.
Min Williams had lived alone moor
yours. apparently in want. In the home
and bnnlllmoks were found hidden in
nooks nnd corners. which bore total de-[
(lounge Morris canto to til-let. yes-l
York city; Henry Williams. Namath: terdny. after being on a week‘s drunlm
Nurwaik.t when he used vile lonttunlte nosr tho:
home of Edwin Stevens. of Rownyton.
lull.
”W.” ”n...
PIPE liftiddtlltl’tfltb
Contractor c. Obi-pol. of “pontoon,
:lnn's excellent dinners. last evening.
out! all report thst they bud an excel-
tlont evening. The men out down at
t
i ll : 30 o'clock.
,soph It. Taylor. Edwnrd F. Knapp.
glticlwrd H. (tuition. Edwin D. Keolor.
gMotthow Corbett. I). W. Raymond.
Frederick H. Quintord. Seymour Cur:
tin and Wnyte A. Raymond.
The menu no: he follows:
Saved by Friend Alter She itunsl
Adele Goervvlts. of New York. a sum-
mer resident of Greenwich. was drlv-;
lug Ill automobile yontorduy afternoon :
through i..l\ddlnu Rock Form, the ee-i
late of Willium l.. Merits, of New;
t'ork, which is now being used by l
WA‘ER BY A“ Aln’u'on The Professional Growth of the
{high School Teacher. lie enid_thst
the growth after entering it profeo.
slon was what renlly made the pro‘
fesslon. In the high school teachers"
points. Dr. Moore pleaded with his
hearers to believe that their work woo
ructly worth while; thin in o. prefer
uionnl attitude; to try to lmprov.
their profolltlion become nothing in
lperfcct at. present. and to keep up
Through With Main Street. Mnrilnl. iuhllc while th Post Road is help i
\llle experience with men and oondt- WW3“ m which all did umpte 5mm lltlsiln of about 825.000. The books Contractor C. Chlebpn. of Sntlnntuck. , on” Fruit. inbuilt " 5 l with “‘0 lworld 0’ We. in llttliliml. srt
tlnuu enabled him to spook ontdrtnin- ' ‘ ‘ Were issued by bunks in various parts ‘ l . l , (‘ln flou ’ - loud more it.
and soon utter the guests deported to of the little. M “0M 00mm?!“ Milli! the WM" .. m D-
lmzly on any nutrient. broached and In
iliu nuort lttik to the minute, he re—
counted some of his criterionoe with
the munitions in the for north. where
he served for seven yenrs‘nn n mile
nionury.
't‘ho tonntmnstor called on all we.
lentil. for a word with ,cxcollent nt-
tmullug results.
Shortly before to o'clock the happy
untherlnl broke up, nll expressing in
no uncertuin terms lhcir pleasure in
being able to attend nnd cougrnllllnt-
but their genial host.
those present were Father Vaughn,
mutter Barnum. Rev. Father Whitney.
former president of .tbe Georgetown
i'ulveraity. tier. Father Rogers, form-r
or president of Holy (truss Unirorl-
My; Senator Jeremiah Donavon. May»
or William V. ’l‘nmmany. City Clerk.
John J. (homo. i). Willinttt Renard.
John P. McMahon tutti William H.
McMahon, W A ,t
g .' Sirloin lush; 18c lb.
their respective homers, voting Mir».
O'Brien tho printltlflll of hostesses.
Tile next social pension will be held
at the home of Miss Cnthnrlnn Dufty.
in lloiden eventio, on November 0.
BPEBIILS I'T HAVES' "KT.
Chickens, 200 lb.
howls. lilo lb. .
legs Spring Lamb. 12m lb.
Lamb tv‘oroo. 0o lb. '
Lamb Chops. 14c lb.
Prime Rib Roost, 121,50 lb.
2 lbs. Chopped their 25c.
Lem Pot Ronst,.10c lb.
Fresh Hamil. 170 it).
Fruit Shoulders, its it).
Celery, Ills bunch.
(Cranberries. lilo qt.
flWLnlub, do lb.
«.ylteund limit. tile lb.
. known as thdmnn street. "The potl-
v
overwriting mom
Public Utlllttoo commission lulu in
bhnhtlry Ones.
HARTFORD, Out. 28.nu'f‘lle public
utilities commlsnlou has issued I‘
finding in the pntiihm ol' the tnnyorof
Dunbllry stud common council of that
city uniting flint iht' Now Yorlt, New
Haven and Hartford itnllrcnd oom-
pony station n ilngmon at the crossing
Non it! nbhrovnd end the company is
ordered to place asto- nt'the crossing
nfter November to null they «are to be
tiperntedmlch any bettveen 0:80 a. m.
and 10 1).. m.
h- w-u
*Don‘t redo the “ltnltnn Seoul
Club dandy. blender evening, October
30. st Aldon Hull. floutlt Norwellt.
Tickets. gents. Elie; indies. Ibo.
. statue. .
pipn in Main street. for the Norwollt
Mord of water commissioners. Thorn
ii" shout n few hourn' more work and .
thou the entire lob from Union avenue
to the New .clnann rend has boob on-
lnltod. The distance is Potlmsled of
shoot. 2,000 feet. Ind the worlt has
been done rapidly, nothing in the nor
of hindrance having been found.
Contractor nuccnrelli. of New Cn-
nnnn. who in laying a similar length
of pipe in West svontlo. is not meeting
with such good success. Every little
my be is hindered by meeting some
gas or telephone underground work;
and than some dutch basins have given
him trouble. its hon proceeded with
his port of tit. work from the Namath
, Methodist Church to It point opposite
Merwln street.
anon ulnu'nvlotrr on onv.
'l-psmnzor W cor. limousine ml
To “It! . . , V . r
Iinditlheu.
Fried hiscnliobs.
French Fried flotatoos.
i Country club Biscuit.
l Roost Duckling. Mashed Potatnee.
Green Pens. Spaghetti.
Celery Cranberry deuce.
f‘lub Solid.
ico Cream. 0
.Clgnrs.
Olives.
Deml Torso.
~Tho Norwolk Evening School will
reopen on Monday evening. October
30, with. departments at Fronltilu
stmt school. mutt: NorWltlk. and Over
River school. him-walk. The school
will be in see-ion on Monday. Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday oven-
ingl of snob week. from 7:30 to 9:80.
nose desiring to uttsnd will present
themselves at one of the shore moi»
tinned school buildings It 7: noauondoy
>n‘m“. '2' ‘ *
'l‘ I“; chose. superintendent. ‘
“‘v.
'ot “Tito Mir flout" ‘10! Wash. It.
i ; . ‘
She was rounding s curve in thnj
rout when she met a touring our. until
on she was unoblo to turn out for it;
she turned her our from the road into
the intro on the Merits entnto. The car
run in to u depth of four or five. feet
Ind tinned over, pinning Mrs. (inor-
wlt: under the steering wheel below
the surface.
James Bryson, of Stamford. who was
riding with her, was thrown clear and
succeeded in extrication Mrs. (inor-
wllr. She turns taken to Stamford in
another car Ind later went back to
the scene of hernonldent, and After the
our one hauled out ond'now dry coils
insulted she drove it back to town.
The automobile which caused her to
turn out drove ewsy without lending
any old. It bore a Jersey number.
' “A FlF'f‘VaOIN'i' llDUO‘f‘loN
For ten dolls on Switches. _Puifs.
Transformations. lime! tiltedourtor.
connection with the first hit rm
PISTIIIE ITIILETIB
~ own the events” ,
Thel Pastime Athletic Club hold
unether of its enjoyable smokers last
evening. in the quarters in the Silly
llvpn block in Well street of the foot
of Mill Hill. There Were about a bun»
tired men present and tho ovonlnl
proved a most hubby one for all come f, p
hibttions which pleased all and the ~
corned. There Were nthletin
enthusiasm of the members and tint!
friends was so great that sponsor
smoker in being plsnned for the non: .
future. Refreshments \vsro carved
throughout the evenlng and clannr“
sud cigarettes were named around.
All in oil the monitor ms to huge soon
been and the committee in chum do-
lorvos tress credit for their work to.
Norwalk Chronicler