Classified Advertisements
n.
This bill sum-custom final. and
that's going some. a '
. VAUDIYIWK :
Alwayd new the Market. ‘ Afford. at
_ HOY tI’S .
“The Theatre Comm"! Where Die-
orlmlnatlng Theatreogoerl Clo.
NOWl NOW! NOW!
The Darilngut, .Dahcleet’,‘ Daintieot
Musical Production yet. Joe Max-
well’s Superlatlve Spectacle
HOYT'S THEATRE.
A new show-opened. at Hoyt's Thea-
tre this afternoon and one that pro-
mises to be the biggest event of the
season. The management announces
that this will surpass‘ anything yet.
which means that this will have to be
a big one. as they have been putting
on such his shows any each one seems
to be better than its predecessor. This
week's. attraction contains such Well-
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sun lifeboat.“ . e admit
Gill Thsmmior ‘ro ' lk ..
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 6.——An irony
Wolfe, a former president of the
Bridgeport Troileymen's union and one
of the best known conductors employ-
ed on the local lines of the Conecticutl
company, declared today that the claim
of John M. Donnelly, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, that be aided in
bringing about legislation favorable to
vestibules on trolley ours, was abso-
lutely untrue.
Not Donnelly. But Donovan.
“Mr. Donnelly had nothing to do.
with the enactment of that law." said?
to
“-ch
Aoriwriao
also Tori: . tenths Post.)
Spies. according to dispatches from
Washington. are still at work finding
out for the nations which they repre»
sent the secrets of this country's de-
tense. ‘Not rationed with their “mili-
tary attacheI"—~somstlmes called the
title of a spy not lndiaxuisw- these
nations, directly or indirectly, have
meh working'ali the time throughout
the 'world collecting information. This
luforamtlon is of every sort; eoo~
nomic, geographical, commercial. but
especially mllitnry. it is the first.
ditty of these men to report all de-
tails they can gather of the fortifica-
tions in the country to which they are
assigned. All this information is
eventually tiled in the vaults of the
general staff. and on it, to a large de-
gree. depends the preparedness of the .
Country for war.
in New York itself there are doubt-
less many spies besides the consuls.
. The Dancing Girls
known acts as the Reindeer outs. an Mt. Wolfe. "and I can prove it
Ten of the Prettiest. Cutest. Cunning-.“Ct that contains ten pretty girls. and
”t p“. infitageland, in a Spectacular they represent the four seasons of the
Ensemble surpassing expectations. 3“ your. The electrical effects are excep.
you, The. first legislation on vesti- Some years ago a young lieutenant in
holes bengflmd Norwalk. Now I a foreign army spent his vacation on
know whm 1 am talking about for Iltlila side of the Atlantic, admittedly
\ Wants, To Let, For Sale, .
the Broadway Pony Ballet. All Gen-
tionully fine. as they carry over half
wont to Hartford myself and workedlre
porting to his government the vari-
in ion of scenery and electric effects. with other officers of the unions (”lens activities of the United States. at
Sir Felix. the world's famous cartoon-i ”10 51"th l0 801 ”We law. Senatorliieclally in some of» their island pro-
fat is the best England boasts of; l Donovan first got a bill through that? toctorates. He returned to his home
ulne Beauties. The Blue Ribbon Win-
ners of Stageiand'l Beauty show.i
Hundred Surprises. Twenty Song Hm.
Business 8. Professional
Cards, etcetera
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page,
Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—
Three Times. 50C -—-'Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- edy Triumph. "A society T..." Fif. -~~-~----~ 1wetting: he could have taken the 9“” :12.“1?..‘2'i‘igil‘..l“i.‘f§2‘.‘3‘l;...§‘f..§3§‘i
race or Caps. Double Price . ”'"“‘:.'..:’.'..’.‘.'.“.’Lt2“ “"m" iilf titanic suturrtun illegititfltft‘3..‘i§3..“;‘.. igilgfgtemmfk‘“ m . 0"
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WANTED: TO LET FOR. SALE' Rud0| h Lowe and (Continued from First Page.) the small cars and worked all that; :grféztwgfilgza‘;$: giti‘semiaifi’:
mum; ...2. - 083.8 mm ......_... .. .. «-
WANTEDmMAN TO WORK ON
Well driving machine. E. N. Sipperly.
2nd. Westport, Conn. nil :lt
WANTED~SITUATION llY GOOD
one or two persons. Address “Desir-
able," Sentinel office. nti 3t
Frank G. Hoyt, Old Situgatuck road.
East Norwnlk. n6 3t
TO LET-~FOUR ROOMS 01‘: FIRST
floor. with bath and all improvements.
at 2?. Putnam Ave, South Norwiilk.
FOR SALE t-l-‘Oltlliilli TO SELL, 2
acre poultry farm with good buildings.
within walking distance of town; unlit)
Dashing Dances. An Unparalleled.
Unequailod Festival of Fascinating
Features.
EXTRA AFBEBMX‘FRACTION
The Charming Musical Comedy
Player
Frances Brooke
Splendldly Supported by a Stellar
Cast. in the Presentation of Her Com-
Pretty Musical Specialties Picturesque.
iy Prennted'
A Frivollty Fun Facet
Frances lirooke, supported by a slrongl
cast. in "A Society Tea”; George Aue-* nothing to “1d him.
tin and illanclie Garaboro in song,
dance. rind sprightly terpsichere: Ru-
dolplt Lowe and ilurrle Mildred. mus].
lcal specialties. The motion pictures
are the very best that can be had and
all are of the latest and stout nit-to"?
date character. Nowhere can you got
and see the show that is given at thlei
house for anywhere near the price.
New Canaan toward Not-walk and had;
on his truck a heavy piano. belonging‘
to the (Passe Piano Company. Luckily
this was not damaged much. He was
passing the Elli-1' wagon.
when M r. '
benefited his town. Mr. Donnelly didf
Mined His Opportunity.
“When the law as passed mining?
the railroad commissioners with the
authority to order trolley cars to be
equipped with vestibules in different
sections of the stale. Mr. Donnelly
was tax collector. We worked forS
this bill and got it through. if Mini
lilonuelly was really interested in our
i
not believe in a man claiming crediti
for something that he had not partl
in obtaining.
country. and nothing more was heard
of him for several years.
One day toward the end of 1910 a
‘mun who had“ met this officer on his
first visit was much surprised to meet
him again on a fer-ryboat to Staten
island. The officer was dressed in
civilian clothes. and either did not.
recognize his former acquaintance or
pretended not ”to recognize him.
When addressed, however, be readily
make' the acquaintance suspicious.
Here was a man who had been an
oilicer in a foreign army, who had
at one time admittedly represented
his country on in inspection tour. and
. . 5 l
. butcher. Address 1'}. (3.. core Se. tl‘ 5“~ J "0“"19-‘3 “" “pickets it. Address owner. P. 0. Box G A "5 Ella, who was headed toward New FELL Fno' BA'LRBAD who suddenly turned up six year!
i‘ 1101- It: '1 To LETw-lt‘lVlt‘ Rm)“ Fl AT ‘2] 2, Norwalk. oil {it Gorge “Still and (lenses shouted "look out!" Not after in civilian clothes and said thnt
WANTED—AT ONCE, noun ’t.
WANTED—— AT ilNi‘l‘I. SlilVl'IllAl.
rout reasonable. inquire li‘. llopp, :li.
hour of five rooms, one in attic: range
and boiler; rent. SH. inquire .N‘ llotts
FOR 8ALE-OR RENT, AN UP-
Norwulk. nil in
Blanche Garsboro
SPECIAL EXTRA FEATURE
knowing what to look out for, Mr. Ms.
haying noticed the reflection of an?
auto'a licniiliiriit upon his horses, hc'
TBESTLE
Lynch was one c‘.lhe "can gong"
routed out of the Norwnlk ii‘cifibt yard
l
i
J every
he was working regularly in 8 inc-
.lou carpenters. lnuulre of Superb UM“-’\V"~“1““N°r“'“]k‘ “6 3' right piano in good condition. Will Narney "“""“”“"°" “’1‘ somehowthut: (Continued from “"1 P33” in)” close to a great fortress. The
tendcnt at li‘ui‘rell's. lllcltory ltbifl‘. . ‘ .. , ‘ soil very reasonable. inquire of Mrs. 3"”- D‘M“ “5 Sprightly TWP.“ something was about to happen and inequalnlance could not 880 why 110
South Norwnlk. m: u 0 LET'“ “WT “1" ”N19“ Hume L. (Your. 16 Pleasant 8!. tum chm thad ten the army. in which he had
chance for advancement, to
- « - ~ ~- ' 4 ill . . r » r . loaned far back in the seat and braced- - .giem \e ho~ l f b' take a position in a factory on Sill-0'1
ooil cur icut ‘l.‘. A ml) to \\ lllllllll ll. “IN-0‘ 1‘ FOR SALE (JihAl. HORSL. \\ A. . . . M» fl. 5 H y it ler noon y the, \
Igiit-liiiiwls}, »t .Ntlfdillllll Si. no It ‘ ‘ , “l" , goo and burnt-as. No reasonable offer Direct from Int months ennanegnent at m, “,0“ Mm. m” won was he. for SDI-“1k mum The police did “mug“... ""919”. M had some ulterior
. TC.) IFET Phlitliii l)}:‘(.‘i1{‘p}ii‘0l 5h") i refused ital have no true for them. hav' the L°"d°" Hippodrome. 7 ° But at about that moment the automobile wish to lock the men up if they would l motiVe. " " ‘
WANTED—dnililiiis OF SOUTH (."l'l' “m" ~““°v “ii" 5 “Q ‘0 ling bouizhl nuto truck: also one lot! England Boasts in Cartoonlata the - .tcouaintanco
Noi‘walk Auxid ypur friends. to cull ill
No. ’8.Si.. near (Trinity Church, in sec
my lace machine in operation, upon
which the richest lure can be made.
'l‘orcliou at present. I\ postal will
allow the machine tit your own home.
MANTED~\\'HAVEHS. MEN (ill
'. women: highest wuncs puld. Smith A"
Ksiufiniiun. Joseph Loih's silk mills.
Grant! St, Norwnlk. oill iii
LEARN
and West Aves-rent $2.3; seven rooms.
improvements. May be even at ‘nuy
lime. inquire to t‘ourtlunilt plum».
iill ill
3 ECUN l)
TO LETwIt‘lRST A N1)
oilit
TO LET -l)l"lt‘l(‘lis iN t.‘lll.lilll'll.\'
building. toi'iicr Main and Wall Sis.
limit lillll :ill niaibi'ii iuiii-oycincitla.
Apply to H. l". (lblbbtil‘n, .3 Wall 81.,
litigizy iii good condition. A. E. llelle.
dict. til West St" South Norwaik. Ttl.
683-1. ' till 91
FOR SALEM-MY HOME. 11 GROVE
$1.. coulnliiiuc. ii rooms and in perfect
Sir ~Fellx. ,.
Captivatlnniy Comical in Chalk Con-
ception of Timely interest. He shows
' THE CHRlsTM'ASHM‘AlL.
Letters to “Santa Claus" Will Go’ to
Proper institutions or Persons.
:.\illlc .\ Si‘llt‘l) l‘ouii'dy ili‘iiuiii that
’wlll lire fort-yer.
Mat. Wed. and Set.
This Week—"THE COUNTY CHAIR~
MAN"
crashed into the rear left wheel of the
truck. Mr. McNerney was thrown for-
ward so that lieberely balanced blur
self and recovered on the extreme edge
of his foot bl'ucc. The automobile con-
tlius it was shown that prmlously the
blc pare. :None of the young men
were thrown from the PM. nor in in"!
who any person injured as a result of
car must have been hitting up it terrl-v
in) home and so gave them this chance. 3
Lynch was on his way to his home at
te time of the accident, having gone
tip the tracks from the freight yard
through the Norwnlk depot. up River.
shm‘i lii'ldae when an unusual lurch‘
lost him his balance and he pitc‘lieii
head-lust through. the eighteen
space between the tics and the girder
inch .
Some time later
'Cfllleil up the factory to see the
lpisn was still there. \He was not.
but had left shortly after the inter-
i.vlew on the ferryboat.
'l
A i
m m Hunt's, N0- 5 liens llllll‘l‘. +luat 593".“““""; also building lot. No. ‘17 Grove "M“ ”9"“ “a" “WWW crayon tinned cirhtoen feet after striking the street and down onto the tracks ssahnt ND-fifimfiN ENTER-
W~M__._ __.,.n_..,._._. “"“k- “'1 5" ‘ St'; lluc location; and one Yelli- nu» lenses. nation. 1. was about 3:30 when he roturuoleEv' A '
WAAN‘TlEDit‘llmlm‘z'“it‘ll“ ‘ “10 TO LET - LARGE F‘lTllNiSliiilll {1:112’3123 .dlilllltll‘lvi‘lt'gmpgt. A‘hiirlfli‘lti .. Showing the li‘cinenilous rule of to mp “ppm and some put-3' (pm-mgl T‘NN-
Blali‘i .i\s toilet..\t\upl::i lin mini: “5“"? it from room: llulii llfilli‘tiktlt‘liliignlf do. ~ .7. Phone this speed m Mm.“ the automobile must that 1" his unsteady condition he? tiny. and Mrs. iredcrlck A. Coleman
.1 e'i‘l nits . .. ..ill(‘. . lllli'l l"): .- ~.- : a . ,l ”N ‘ y‘ ’ Y . v .. ‘ ‘ . .... , v ,l
. Bio}. blastnxoi‘wulk. M m it“: Sl"lll);?91'l‘l:‘1§:’i%u;lh‘m. “(flsml‘ii FOR SALE.~ «it t-iAtu‘iMOer. pAuk. ALHAMBRA THEATRE bate licoli itoiiii..ouo hundred and lint “Wm pp 51mm. by the down train at 2 are cu...talnini. the numbers and
"*"‘““'”‘”‘.T’“'"”“.—;‘;"“";.“:“' out" :o‘tcrnoons. ' n: :u “djmnmg ""‘kl‘fmio l’urk. beautiful LEWIS J. CODY PLAYERS t.“ “W M“ of ll'lll‘kfi Show Whore lllt‘ 2:14. doiuinod him until the train tinil.1’rlvmls of Trinity Church at a house
wmétNlEiRe-t iI0 ithl' t H}? ”250 ET Tut? iii it ii to glilltdlillzft‘l‘lmll[it'lll’i‘llgoltolml?HFWinn“! WEEK 0‘ ”0V'13'“T"E CHANT" "Wk” “r" “‘1 “M “M“ ”‘0 9"“ “0“" in" ”on the) let him resumei‘t'm'lt‘tlng WW?- ”“5 “helm“ and
. . ' P L H Dr‘VH“ “Hr“. U L ’ L'- Ut. ( 't l, t ‘ I W“ " L w : ‘ i ' s >5 7 ‘. -.|‘\‘ . it. .. .. it~ip 7‘ ‘5‘ ‘-‘ l .
Julius. lilili‘: “Hill ‘lllilrt‘lii‘t‘l'lllfk Rt" Spring Hill. Norii'ulk: Slit per month. llcal Estate Agent. Reporter). (3 h. “mm puma?“ licori- {. llc- ""‘nl Willi'lil- ”ll-V ““10 “i“ 11 his tummy .i.nl in scum} in...” {heit\lllll_i. .ii iluli nut litmc.
ply to llox .‘i, Sentinel. nil :lt “plum. .\'orwulli fimiimu "mm Tel. 314. 520 ill. ‘ ' ‘ ’ it"‘l lll‘ll‘ri‘ ill" WHO“ was “I'lli‘k. and trestle. lie reached the center of tho;
J mi...“ ‘
‘- . . ’ ‘y H W ‘ to the rocky shallow rli'éhboltom be»
wXfixgEgnkwgtlfii £1321,” Wm“) Not'wnlk. 04 if The following order has been re CHURCH QALENDARS‘ the collision. .iow. {Revives old woodwork. lnrnlture and
li‘lll'llllti‘.’ Smith & Knufmun.‘ Joseph TO LET~~"l'.\‘it).\' limlSE," 21 "We“ "3' in“ SW”! NDTWlllk 1‘08““ 3" pm,“ Church. Mr. llt‘NEI‘fiPl‘ Mid "it? chauffeur 03“ Several young men noticed histflwra. producing a brilliant and dur~
Loih's silk mitt, Grand St, Norwalk, plum) $1.; 17 rooms. up conveniences. authorities in regard to the Santa Monday—ms l!- m Knights of Wash- rlianccil greetings and when the ini-
olll II‘
EXTRA SALEBPEOPELE FOR Alli.
The Hatch 6‘: ”alloy (’0. lulfl if
TO LET—rllAMlL’l‘ON AVE. HALF
Claus mail:
Office of tho Postmaster General
lumen
‘l‘uestlnywh p, m., Glrla' Friendly So-
tor asked if he might go. Mr. McNor-
noy allowed him to depart. having first
pllulit. having seen him fall and they 3 3
Walter Gil-i
went to his assistance.
more and ii yoiiuir man named Butler;
bio finish. Free Sample Cans given
law-y to all purchasers tonight.
departments for Sampling. Mint-.65. of twovfnmlly house. ti rooms. and tl- ‘ \\'ui:llllliliiin, Nov. l, lull. clery. ' given him ‘llis illcNerney’sl card at. wndeil out'lnto the stream and brought;
‘ . (Witt ll. ruom flat; 3]) Improvement!” “and can. Ol‘ilt'l' :\U, 5344. thdnesduy~2zflih I), “L, St. Paul's “to nutoiet B Tmllfili. MI‘. MCNQTDOX Lynch. who “'38 lit the “U19 ‘y‘ng “n,[
”W'RAILWAYIMMAIWL Etté'iizéu-i‘thfl'll dltlon: one block from railroad station. l‘oeiinnsiors ni-c authorized to do- l’iutld . failed to learn his name. although he ”memo"; to the water wedged 1.9.;
t r ‘ , .
all! if
PROFESSIONAL.
Joseph ll. Taylor. llwr all letters arriving tit their re-
spective post oillces between Decatu-
bor ill. lilii. and January 1. 1912. in-
clusive. which are addressed plainly
took the number N. Y. 30880. '
The miidauards of the auto and the,
running board on the right side of the;
car were badly damaged. for it was at
office clerks. mull carriers. November
nominations in South Norwalk. Suin-
'plo questions free. Franklin institute.
Dill“. ii? J. Rochester. N. Y. 528 int
tween two rocks. to the shore. A bur!
ry call was sent to Dr.‘ William J'.
’l‘racey and he responded in short or-
Tliuraduy~8 p. in. Men's Club.
The women of the parish are urged
to attend the meeting of the Conner.
WANTEDM OPER‘TORB 0N POW-
er lllili'llllli‘d. Learners taken on and
pull] while learning. interstate Ruh-
bur (‘o., till-Sb V‘i'ushlnitton Si. niS if
3 ' attentions portend“
r .
. WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANY——
Motors installed or repaired. house
. ‘erliifl, job work. etc. Expert mention-
iclt. ileuaoitublo charges. 37 Water
fill. north of Washington. l’lioue little-ll.
3‘ * ’ . M iii.
‘ NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
.. boot. and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
OLD WELL COMMANDER? DANCE.
The dance held by Old Well Com-
lti'iiiill‘t‘)‘. N0. ili'lif, U. 0. G. (7., in Mt!
Company building. Fridiiy
wan both it financial and social suc-
can». The credit of the affair bottom! at keepsake. Reward it returned to m- ““1 Mm Vinc‘m‘ “mil-”“3 "-woom. men Wit" "01 intoxicated. .ihe train. next from being killed bit "0”“ Bunch 0m of f“, ..
to n... comm“... composed of William nu. onion, til at Horn. Nontiifield: Wells illiapmnm Thurmiaynyim mum. of King Arr Mr. MdNernerholdtt the 1than fl ill!" his fall. and than from being drowned. The Evenina 8mm
”WWW .mnmm‘: MM mm To)" . - - . ,. .-....».—.~ Samuel Green-win. 3.- ll- lirmtltn.‘tliiiii. the enquires stroll). the pm! at‘ “V‘Or 0' h“ "it“. ’0? it Will! 0” 1111'? Three perfectly excellent opportunities ~ ‘
FORMER STATE ORANGE MAOTER . .
ior iind Mrs. Lolita V. Payne. Music
wits furnished by Levy’s orchestra
nufl two-steps unil Waltzes were «11- "
the familiar strains of.
juyetl until
“Home, Street'iiioine" were sounded
in the we, email hours of tho-morn-
l inn, soul the orevrtl-dlapmrsed. Web
. tier \l‘ynilt noted ns'n very efficient
ilmir manager. "
. A big derrick; owned by the Con-
‘nedtlent company. not men: under
he‘Wiiiihlngton street bridge. tide
met-nine. iind was with some difficult?
mooted. ‘ '5 'i
tpnirim-s in the lilouiii Norwnlk Trust “
evenluitr
Miss lDA HUTCHINGB, lmUUli.
tor of the late Prof. \i'. ri. lluiclilnga.
gives scientific bend readings at at)
Chestnut St. Tells what vocation one
is adapted for, also other matters of
grout importance. lioura ii to 5d
. 0
DANCING CLASS. AT liiLlifllilh}
School. Prospect lilll. Norwalit. under
direction of Miss Benita V. Slocum, of
ttrldgeport. tie-son- begin Friday, No-
vember it). at anti p. in. Terms unap-
plicatlon. Telephone 228. olli i2t
Milli i... M. AYERS, BEAUTY PAlt-
lore. Hoyi's Theatre building. South
Norwulk. Tel. 473. .
LOBT-v-SliAlii. liLAl‘K PilllliiC'l‘-
book, coulululua sum of money. lit»
Word for return to Bentluel office.
nil ill.
LOOTwilOLD ($088 AND CHAIN
with initials id. M. i’,. at the South
Norwplh westbound station. .Vaiued
tilt
" DIAD.
ELLINGTON, Nov. il.~~1tfter an ill-
ness of several months. Orson ti.
Wood. a past. master of the. little
Grange. died at his home here this
morning, shortly after midnight. Death
was title to heart trouble. find around
had been expected for “rural dlfl»
Mr. Wood was born in Connecticut 71
years ago. and leaves a wife endmfour
Pentium. Robert a...wm. rim 0.
Wood. Mrs. Anna Wood. Thompson
and an. Jennie 1.. Wood. allot South
Windham: li‘iie foam will be held
by. Wood botheriWedueadey nf-
and unmistakably to “Santa Claus,"
without any other terms or oxpresv
.‘alona Identifying the portion for whom
such letters are intended. to respon-
sible institutions or individuals lit the
.town or city of address who may de-
sire to use them exclusively for phil'
aniliroplc purposes. In the event that
tboee letters are requested by more
than one such institution or individual
the postmaelet‘ shall distribute them
in such proportion in be' may deem
proper.
FRANK ii. lilTl‘llCOflK.
l’oaliuiiuior General.
................W.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
b‘llliilf'killilil' -Misu L. Hull-Wrilitl. (I.
it. James. J. l’. Pnlett. W. Baybe. New
York; ii. A. Kimber. New Rochelle; L.
it. iiiir‘iimu. Wilton; h. Mints. Newark.
N. .J.; lit. 1‘. King, Hyde Park, blast;
H. W. Walker and wife. C. (i. Olden.
Bridgeport; .l. M. Layton, ll. Mathew-
son. Mrs. ll. ta. llot‘l‘ti. M. .l. backer.
city; (1'. it). May. it. Q. Navy; Mr. and
litre. lloynv. til, it. March, Mr. add Mrs.
Harris. New York: W. P. tendon.
Hartford: Mr. nod litre. Eternal.
ni’lduepoit; Miss in Hoyt. Miss a.
Dean, '1‘. limm, narisuiww. A._Dryer.
litre. i‘. W. Dryer. Silica braver. limeli-
li'il: tier. Magician. Bullield: F.
Bhutto, ii. linden, Danbury; C. is}.
Erwin. Newark. N. J.
m...‘
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. first. of
Elizabeth street. Booth Norwalit. are
,iipen'dinit a week with their Gaunt
thin. Charles Kraut. of Being
tlcut branch of the Women's Auilllnry.
at St. John's Church, ilriditeport.
Wednesday, The morning session be
Kins with the Holy Communion at b.
The business session follows. The af-
ternoon position at 2 will be addressed
by the bishop: of Cuba and South DI—
iiotn and other.
The meeting of the Men's (i'lub
Thuraduy plant is the iiriit of the our
son. Dr. J. Milton Coburu will read
one of bio delightful orltiual stories.
ininciiami will be served. The mem-
bers of the club extend an invitation to
the men of the town genr-rully to be
present with them.
W...
owned the collision. Had the our run
full tilt into the rear of the truck
someone must have. been injured no a
result. The truck suffered but little.
but investigation showed one of the
horses to have been cut. Mr. McNen
hey held them and prevented the us-
ual accompanying runaway.
Constable Charles P. Page was uott
made the usual investiuationa. it was
at this time that the iixum were no
mined in reference to the distance
traveled by the our after Ibiittinii on
the brakes and after striking the van.
The accident so hu- u the chsutfeur
Grace Church.
Mondaywnauabters oi‘ the King in
the (luild room It ‘8 o‘clock.
Ttieldaywdunior (lutld in the Guild‘
room at it o'clock in the morning.
it p. in. There will be on meeting of‘
the Woman's Guild this week to enable,
the members to attend the hint annual.
thallium the connecticilt branch cti
tho Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Board of
Missions. which meet! in lit. John's
Church, ilrldaepert.
-_....a ... Mai—M
The young people of wliorrrulii are
the card party and dance of fit. mr’re
indies‘otld HMIWFI camera. This
will» beheld on Welland” audio in
the town unmet; unit. {the tile com "intuit,
was concerned was practically ‘una-
valuable. considering the speed at
which he niiiltw have been going. He
was not able logo anywhere sure he
tilde struck and in; claims that had it
been on the opposite side the van
would have overturned. There was a
man tackle the truck on the piano stool
and though somewhat jointed he was
not injured.
Thane!!! ofJ. Wilder Meleche. pro-
Motor of the Germanic Hutch of lull!
assisting Mrs. it. ‘A. State to matte reed avenue. ottoman arrested. last
ivm.'ohsrged with (maintaining tor
race. a ointment“, which 1
Whit 1“!»th Judge
cm
New unit-
sldeswlpe between the vehicles which
tied and together with Mr. McNerney!
,toiiurc._,
tier. makins a temporary examination
. and dressing the wounds for the time
; being.
; (‘hlef of 'l‘ollce Thomas Leather-land"
‘ had been notified of the accident and
_lie hurried to the «cone. assisting in
Elbe general work that was necessary.
;'i‘he chief, Street. Commissioner Ed-
.ward F‘. Duffy and apeclai Officer Wil-
lliam "H, Payne carried Lynch from his '
resting place near Arnold's foundry in
Mechanic street. to Dr. Tracey's auto:
imohiiejin Elwood place. and he was
taken home. .
Dr. Tracey states that there is I
i‘scnlii wound three inches in length on
title forehead and another on the left
rear side of ilio bead circuit one inch in
iiflnflth. lie yesterday sewed up. the
ildlllfll. and made Lynch its comforts;
.ble as possible. . "
.lt is being rumored about town to-
il‘i-rst fall meeting of the illrde’ Friend: “"011 “it! “"8 Mid McNerney vehicles . day of the several escapes Lynch bite.
ly floclety ut ii p. m. in the timid without mains out of the road- The nurtures. being struck and killed by
!{for themes to have lost his life. yet in
.each instance he was saved.
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A number of South him-walk peepie.
including; several members of the
board of apportionment will so to
Mitigation at 9230 o‘clock. tomorrow
not at uni polls in thatch?
flier siting machines is likely
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