~95c 11111111111 cdtip‘ons will'buy u
unity 13011.11 11111 and useful Christ-
icmés“ 11. 81191111wa sways:
sweet. is able to be about again after
a sovolwhdsys sovcre illness
There will be a 111.111.1111; of the V11-
Iago improvsmont Society Wednesday
aiming at the library rooms.
Kiss Beatrice VDeWnter, Miles Maud
‘ limwiios Ruth Thomes, Messrs.
Mb Taylor, Russell Thomas and
hank DeWaltors. enjoyed an- automo-
bile trip to Stmtford yostorday. 'lihe
Muss ideal for riding 11nd the party
Jud a most onjombio time.
I
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 405
ROWAYTON, CONN.
[numbing 5. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
, “Belknap” System
‘ ,1 was HOT WATER HEATING
Moot Modern and Economical
DARIEN
NOROTON
, nialist
cries11'1‘1'ilfiismGt
1.1311“
issue Gun-,1!
umpalg in
c wdcd quu‘sle
,JlGr. Hunter spoke interestingly along‘
his remalks took issue with Mr. “’11- 1
iiamson.
several of the latter's blonds got up:
and left the 111111.1111‘1 tho majority:
words of the speaker
~95c and live coupons will buy :1
Vanity 13011. A neat and useful 111111111-
11110813111
in Stamford, listened to 11 lecture on
“the Ober Ammcrgau Passion P1u1',81111 1
day afternoon. Rev 111111111118. Brown,
pastor of tho Darien Conglcgstionnl
,Church, was the lecturer. Mr Brown,
was in ’Europe in 1910, and towards:
G the end of July he saw the Passion}
Play at Ober-Ammcrgau. it made a
deep impression upon him. What he
' 1;,an and heard was set forth intmcsl
V'lngly sunday. There were upwards of
50 pictures to illustrnté this all told
story of Christs passion and death.
Hunting
Supplies
L. C: Guns. Ammunition, Traps, etc.
» i',&hlichti1ig Bros. 81 Co.
. cor. Railroad Avg. a Mall: 31... Barton
,1 Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. li‘lour
. & Pond. Hardwaro'. P11111111. Giana. arc
Ii
ELECTIONS IN MASSACH USETTVS.
’ Fifteen of tho Thirty-three Cities Are
Voting Today.
BOSTON, Dec. 12. —Municipal clec-l
' tions were held in 15 of the 33 Massa-
chusetts cities today. Fine fall weath- i
or favored the polling of a large vote,
while numerous contests for the may-
_ o'ralty and other city oillces and the,
ahnual fight on the liquor license quos-j
thon increased the interest ,
The license question was a dominant i
factor in nine of tho cities where i
1 nuous campaigns have been waged !
the past few weeks. The cities
1: voted today wens Beverly, Chol-
, hlcopse, Maiden, Medtord, Lynn,
"bllryport Newton, Pittsflold. Sa-
’, Somorvilio. Woburn, Everett. M111- 1
11 Worcester.
Woralty contests were in order in
”most of the pines. In Chelsea there
Gtw candidntcs dor mayor, the
otln , .
first time since 1908. In Salem
G'r, Adsms you opposed for ra-elsc-G1
, Gilli 11 bad too candidates. Worcester
dill firs, Somali-ville two, Newton two
‘ Pi 1111191111 tunes for the 111
ill
' 11,qu 1911111111113. 1it 11111 thus ens:
11§l
’ refills: such recitation 4'
All audience which filled the (11151110,: .
’rsssistullt,'Rcv. Hurry Arnold Walter.
or 113116111111 111111111111 tori
' 111111151: rebut "
, fund odor overcharges should he made
Evor'ott two, 111111119111 tire, Wo- -
soon that nothing would be saved
11'01111 of tho tsanhcrs or in tho
cdndudt of the whole building if those
11111114111111: Wclo dropped. They mean
only, the addition of celery few child-
if?»
{011 the other band the neighboring
towns paid into tho Nor-walk town
treason y during the past summer the
sum of $3,108.53 for the instruction of
their children in the Norwnlk high
school. As (an be soon by tho explans
tion gl1el1 above nearly the whole of:
this sum is clear profit The care of
1119 building. hosting and light, the
salary of touchors would all have cost
just as much without those out~0f-town
students as with them. The only ac-
tual 'cost to the town for this income
was the value of the paper, pencil 11ndj
pens used by theso pupils and tho;
slight additional wear on the building,
fulniture and books
This cleal profit of about 83. 000 for:
last year amended the combined sal-
aries of 10:11 high school toachors.0r1
it llflld the interest on 380.00 0,. 870-? the durbar and the guard of honor
l’lllliiulilliil
(omission from first pagof)
1
. The crowninghwss innocent;V on
1 not of centrality mothWWV a
pint, of whiclro .sllsbt.nlnt had? 1114?
may been given. . 1:111: vlu-roy purl
claimed that the kinsempelor. was
to counts 11 large 11111111101 money to
promote- popuiar education, and that
further handsome gifts would be diode.
The huge amphitheater,- which had
been erected in to «char camp was
Tbs blight
tissucs and spur-kilns gems of tho, and bowed to 1111 em”
bhrougcd at an early hour
runny inldion princes and (.110 811nm.
1371116112” 1111's. , 1116“ coronation.
lrboMmrud1sthhd his. diargor
mound, cud read aloud so that :licouid
hour that (loo rwnod
kins-emperor wflzfign ome 4111:
royal standard rind front (lilo
lull 11113st in the comm pulp arena.
111‘" national Gap 1113111,, wast. pioycd by
1.11”" 11.9381: 1111-1
notes-of GGc' ed. 111111.101 u
.....
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tlon. Then along tho lino of infantry
~Grnttlcd 511 continuous .firing of blpnll
oarlrldgos.
The bcrhlrl retired :10 the éntra’flcc'
or the arena, sounded aGG flourish, and
the empolqr arose-.1- from this ‘ti'lrodc
As be 1111
idown once more the herald called-f0!!- ,,
uniforms of the soldiory mntrastedGmree cheers for flu; emperor and a
strongly with the white dresses of the} mighty roar burst from over 100,000
Europolul ladies and the sober ngrb
1 of civilian ofllcials.
The great foudntory princes and rul-
ers of india with the lending British
oiilclsls'occupicd souls of honor near
the pavilion: located in the center.
Screened from 1.11111 game of the cur-
,10113 by 11 lattice framework. a sum-
bcr of mallnmnio and other lndinn
lcdlos of high rank occupied two 11cc-
lions of 1111. front gallorics.
Til-c lntcrvul of uniting was beguil-
ed by tho playing of military music.
The soldiers played 11 large pant in
throats. Natives view with British in
their acclsmatlons and the checrs
within: the arena were continual by
the troops outside until thoy cxlcndcd
to him balloon.
At 111.: conciugl'on of“ the ceremony
Lo'lvi 11'-1111:1131- "announced that the
king had redolvod to dovotci immod-
iutely fifty labor or rupees (about
11011 in 111111 11nd that {onerous gills
would bo‘mudo Lorine sumo purpose.
month's pay would be granted to tho
non- commissioned officers and tho
001) of the debt on the building. This composed 0' 100 ”“1"“ men was men as wall 38 the TMWW 0‘ "‘0
really looks
mom financially.
in the matter of clnsswork it is
'l‘rops of every arm surrounded tho
like an excellent "1me drawn up boforc the central pavilion. 11111115111 nrmy m 1111111: and may of 0111-
corn and, won oftho native army in in-
an arena in 8- 007111111111 mass and lines 01' Vdio. would bc eligible hereafter to bo
oxcellent stimulus to the Norwalk stu- "Mime" extended clung the TOW? 01 awarded the Victoria Cross for brnv
dents lo havc these out-ofiown pupils
to lllcnsulo tlmriscivos with. Tho out
the royal approach.
0.11ch: mingled with sons heralded month's 11111 was also granted to sub NEON!" and Miss Pomona Elizabeth
sldcrs come with different proportion 1 1111111111111: 13111 111119 band of veterans. ordinate Civil servants and cc'lclu-lbiorrill, daughter of tho Rov and Mrs.
different ideas and different standards 1 rho survivors of the armies which had; 013-5119! or "”30”?”
‘Gcry on the hold of bottle. A bull
wore rclensod
Thcir vicws efforts and questions lend made the 11111111111 durbnr possible-11mm 1"“-
interest to tho. class and broaden the:
outlook of the local mombsrs.
in providing for the over- crowding
Tho old lighten: in their Weather-1
location uniforms utrovo to keep up :1
show of military formuiio no 111111
Anothcr important change announ-
and by Lord llsrdingc was that tho
.scat of government 1111s in futnrr to
it is necessary to explain that no one, warmed to tho plivilegcd placed 111-; Gbo transform from Calcutta to Doihi.
student suffers all the inconveniences, '
lotlod them. but goncrnily it was 1111? i
The greatest of durbnrs ever held
’l‘ho program is divided into six par-E pcsslblc. and many of them limped with 11111111: 11111111 cum: to 11:1 and with
iods and 11111211 the bolls ring at tho‘ their souls, almost immediately, the the national anthem and n 1111111 ours.
«isms change rooms 11nd all rocitations
change. 111 such period the students:
reciting are provided with tho notes * Lady liordlngc not in their stoop cnr- ilnrdlngo 111111 lhclr suitor:
[nary desks and apparatus, while 5111-. lingo drawn in blooded horses will? clnl‘iliibrfllel' lhei’ “"9 chocrod “W“
Robert Hunter the well known 30' ‘dcnls who have a study period mustiontridcrs uniformed b1 scarlet andIund 211111111 b1 c111: crowd until thcylod.
With whom Representativoi lake wbnt souls are left in tho class gold.
rooms or sit in tho assembly ha11.,§As
no student recites all day catch in will
has the
"3‘ h“ D“ “Tim“ 0-”3” 13’" evening ' in 111111 suffers 11 little inconvpenionce‘ 1111110
Escorted by n brilliantly ‘unlformch
111111111 bodyguard. tho Viceroy 11nd
Thou tho booming; of on imporini
~1:iuln, announced the: approach of the
drawn by four mugniiircnt.
11 close of a period practically all slufl vicc regal procession came into View. from the silver trumpets.
As the hingcmpomr 11nd quoon- cm-
prcss accompanied by lord and may
loll
i leached l-hcir tents
The woman who lollca 11111111 Sent!
boat accommodation and each emperor and empress The royal car- ““1 Want Advortiscmonts '0 “9“”
lilo household 1111111 has a little time
The 11110112 plan serves the purposs pol-sou, was almost “Md...“ from v1.1,” for other lhlnilsGG
‘ i
. aocinlistic lines and in the course of. of u". hmrupmrg very Well 101- the by the wily cspnrisoncd 9:11:an
present war. it will not do so how
in students continues.
111111 1111 addition of fortv ilvo mono
‘ stared throughout and dlflnk ill ”10 pupils noxl war the school will con lOnlcl a: the
time are, desks. it will then be iln-:
possible to born the rccltnlions for
'01:: some room at the same time.
MGARK TWAIN'S PABTOR REBIGNS.§
The Rev. Joseph H. Twlcholi, Forty-i
Seven Years at Head of Hartford
Church.
HARTFORD 121110.124.“ tho 1111-112
Heels 11:. the Asylum 11111 Countess-j
11011111 church the congregation was
sllrpliscll Snndm to learn-of the rosig- i
notion of their 1111111013 Rov..losopl1§
11111111113 'i‘wichcll. who has been all
the bend ofthe church forty-scvcn
years.
1111;: Rev. Dr. 'l‘wicholl is a member
or Yule Corporation. an intimate friend
of President Taft and. W Mark
Twain‘s beloved pastor; Ho wasntiho
sublets of some of tho humorist‘s
pleasing witlicisms Mr Twicholl
preached at the South Congregational
Church, Sunday. and the pastor of
that church. llcv. Edwin P. Parker,
who leaves next month, after fifty-two
years of service, preached «at the Asy-
lum 11111 Church. The'latter read the
letter of resignation after the ser-
vicos, which were conducted by tho
i
The unexpected redgnation. which
is to tnkc effect. not later than next
July, gives advancing ages: the cause
of the severance of old ties. Mr.
Twichell is seventy three years old.
His wife became ill at Mark Twain's
funeral and died April 24,1909. He is
the author of several books, including
“Life of John Winthrop" and “Winth-
rop Love Lotions " 'Dhe Yaio mission-
ary society recently published his
"Koit-h- Falconer of Africa.” One of
his sons. the Rev. Joseph Hooker
Twlcheli. also a Yale alumnus, is a
pastor in Massachusetts.
RAILROADS MUST NOT OVER-
CHARGE. ,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.41111111-
meat and prosecution of railroads
which fall to would promptly mani-
fest gqvorchargos on tho transports.-
tion of freight. hereafter will be re-
11111111111 by the Inter-state Commerce ,
Comhill'sion The commission yester-
day cuffed «1111:1111- attention to tho foot
that " is as unlswml for ‘11 11111-11111-
10‘ Vov'or sr‘g shipper as it is to sivo‘
It says also that ro-
without ‘an order of tho commtssilln
'I‘hc
,slnporor 110111 :1 who of imperial pnr-i‘
Ho
1111:: dorilcd will: tho collars of‘ tho
l'nrtm and tho Star of
Gitaln one hundred more members than. lnziiu 11nd 1115,, with the am: of the
latter order.’1‘-bc imperial crowd con-
sislul of 11 hand of diamonds studded
mine,
Tho quoenompmss‘s dross was of
while satin. c111broldcrcd with 11 do-
Vslgn of roses 11111er113 and shamrockfl
with 1: boa-1101 01' lotus flowers. The
of hcr dress. “or majority 11 imperial
who was of purple volvot trimmed
with ermine, and with a border of
110111 braid Silo wore the Onions of
11111- Carl-or and tho Slur of lnzlin. Her
{ornaments wore a diamond and smor-
nld neckiuco and brooches. Carriage
after can-loco with members of the
slit-to lollowod no ltnpsrini puil'. Tho
Gutard presented “urine and the bands
burst 11110.th royal anthem.
The continued processions proc‘ccd
oil slowly to the great control tent.
iwhorc their mnjoslics stood to rcceivs
1h homage and congratulations of tho
1o11rescnlatlvos of British lndin’.
When this 110111111111st uniformcll
lino bud flied past the imperial and
theater.
in silence.
ilies, formed in "rank.
the W111
ins azure of the 11mm: herald,
mounted 011..
mer and sixtsen lrumpotors.
3141111111 and eight natlvsl. 181111111111
for an “instant: 31101 11111111111111 at
11111151 and filed, rods slowly toward
“; dais. who're thoy save 11: third call bo- ‘
‘ airport
governors, ruling princes and other
vice~regal parties appeared before the
vast assembles!) in the 1111er amphi-
When they took choir, soars ,
on the crimson dais. the strains or the
national anthem were beanl and the
people rose as one person and stood
it was a pnetiy group around to
four thrones of the emperor, tho‘om-
press. the Viceroy and the vicar-cine,
lit the book of which the imperial and
vice-remit staffs-11nd to Imperial Co-
dct Corps. composed entirely of youth-
ful princes and scions of princely turn:
The first formal act of ceremony
was peflormod by the foreign sacro-
tary, who advanced to the dais and
asked permission of the emperor to
open the: durbor. At this simol. a 7 1
long roll from the drums soda thrill:
1113 can from the litigio- were sound-
ed, followed by a triumphant pool of
music from the hando1'l‘hon 11 note
from tho heralds‘ onmpots rang ovor ,
At. that moment sppcared doc obit-1'-
clot black charger»? and ,
blunts; in his brilliant. uniform of hold 1
and couple. Behind hint word a drum-
slab:
“1“...» -._..........
“11111011 the guy 111111 the long hair
Al ””5 “age 0? “‘9 game aftc1,l1owcvcr,iithcavcragcincrcuss pic 1: snrcnal of purple, with while i Wfllh‘d 0" 111st “WV’G' “de ""3 ‘3”
goblin brooches 11nd sill; stockings
Wllitor
a‘10h, boll 11 11111." 11111111111111
unlicr 111 tho next, table.
"A palmisl?”
"You. 11 1111111111111."
"WM?" and?! 111.1 ncvcr
1 1.1111
iookod lit
5 ““3" "f WWW“ "Wils- “ii ll 18 plululvi with largo cmcmids and snpphtros Illino:"--Yonkcrn Sluldumnn
lmpossiblu to 110111 “‘0 rctltnllons “ll 11'Iilll rubies in the ccntor anti 3 cup:
of purple vclvol. turned up with cr-i
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Advertlao your wants in The Sentinel
i .
Honesty, Accuracy 81
Politeness
131m of lnrlia embroidered tho front'
{is our 131110.011: business is 1111-1111- .
ling steadily right illolllr, which is
'proof that we are gaining the cont!
idonco or the 1111011111. Are you among
lthe crowd? if not not in and be con~
vinced.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGIITI
I North Mall: It. 80. Newton:
. Sample
I Kitchan ,
Ranges
A chance to buy a reliable
Range at slow down price.
Horacc'R. Nash-
‘ 11.111111111111111.
SG.NoleGule
‘..
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ssmttatll’ltfi
1:
81.600.000)‘ to the promotion of odors--
.1111 further also ‘snnounocd that :1 half ‘
Asthma ' W Asthma'
ave» 1115111111 rell'i and an ohmic sure:
1 cows of Asthma. BYOIIChlif‘1 11nd
HayG var. Sold by druggiats; flail on
roocipl owrico 91100. .
Trial Package by mail 10 cont.
mums MPG. (lo-imp»,
SHERMAN COMMANthv 10E:
FICERS. i
Shorlnun 00111111115111 13*: 1110.
‘10, .
.0 G. C-.Me13cd.thQ_ pulping silicon
for the coming. year at a locent meet-
~:.lng ., ' .
Noble Commander-«Charles 1V1 Brit-
0.
Noble ’ViccCofh'mhnder —— Louisa
Romsr. 1. 1'11 .1131
Worthy Prcistowllhf‘i Mills 1
Noble Keeper ‘of RWflLAlmio M1
Decker: "‘ "P 1
Financial Keeper of Rocordsé-C. P.
Koslcr.
Worthy Treasulcr~1la11nos 11111.11
.wmny Holildi-Ggpeva M. Dec.ker
Wurdon lune; tithe—«Albert. Weil—
11112.
g.
Worden Outer Cutocholge 'C.
GComstock.
"Past Noble Commandcr~dames
Walsh. L ‘
Trustee-4011mm ll. Britta, 1301:1811
Domcr and Coorgc 13. bills. '
mandory—«G, ll. Mills.
Alternate Representative-~11.
c.
Comptock. 1
ALLEN—MORRILL.
DeWitt Clinton Allen, of Hartford,
POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY}
1.11.11.0ro
Representative to tthGrsnd Com- 1
GAlvo Harmon Mon-ill of this city,
were united in marriage Saturday,no
Chrlsliml parsonage, the company be i“
in; pcrformdo by the bride's father“
Church.
only 1,111,: lmmodiclo misllvos '
present. Mr. and Mrs.
Boston. Mass. The groom is a-super-i
visor or schools in Connecticut. ----- From
The Wedding was very quiolfi,
boingi
lilo ,-
lho Jmlrnnla'l‘rnnsrript. l-‘rnnhilng,
111,11. ’“ ‘
“Don 1 1111111, that piles cun't be car i
Thousands of obstinate canon have
been cured by Dean's Ointment. 50
cents at any drug store.
DISCHARGE FROM BANKRUPTCY
CONTEOTEE
, WILLIMANTIQ Doc. l2.--11y ailme-
monl of counsel the hearing before
the roioroc in bankruptcy of tho dis-
charge of Ernest M Arnold. of Pot-
Guam, who 1111le with half a , 1111011
11011on to 1111111, 1171111 «111111111011 1111111
11111111111111.- 23.1‘i1c hearing will be
1111111111 upon the allocations 111111 Ar-
nold's books 111a1'o not been produced.
ills dischargc is boing contest“! by
rcroditors.
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Sontincl want ads. bring manila.
“Wm. ww-m.~-m.~ - .,, ,
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J. M. Layton 81 Co.
INC. ‘
REAL ESTATE d’illi’lsuaANcE
AGENTs
5 Railroad Aim. ' So. Norwaik.
Also Stumoi‘lip Agonto for Old
Dominican Lino, Clyde Line. 8&-
TO ALLG POINTQ fiOUTH
-1,-: Gfln- GG
Fenwick Opticsl Co.
EVEs Exmmso sass
' Aldo BLASBEB‘OUARANTEED”
Oporl Manda and my:
UNlTEny nuxmommm
lentil Norwolk ,
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‘G‘DAVID 11.111111111511111
Funeral Director Gind Embaimer
18 North Main em on 1:31: Norwolll
" Ruldcnco, a Washington direct.
Telephone at 011160.381”.
The Reed 81 Volk
G 11:: Only Fully lqulppod,
.1 11111071110111. snow :3, '
Allen loft for l.
1.151111»: at Ghouao’. d9}. _,
w»,-
«sin $
Appropriate
for Men
Useful articles, such as the} buy for themselves. “V
NECKTIES, 50c Gand up.G Each 'Vl‘ieV in handsome holi-
day box. :, ,_
HALF HOSE all weights. Cottén. 1112156? Siikggg,‘ 25c,
50c. Guaranteed Socks and the famous Interwovens. "
BATH ROBES. $4. 00, $5. 00, $6. 00.
UMBRELLAS, $1.00 to $5.00. ‘
GLOVES of every description. Work Gloves and Dress
Gloves. lined and unlined, 513;; up. - 1
BRADLEY MUFFLERS HATS ANE‘CAPS.. CHE-
NEY SILK NECKWEAGR. .BAGS AND .SUIT CGASES.
SHOES.
Our stock is new and complete. GEarly shoppers have the
variety.
Li‘s“.
,',r'1,1
3-1
~ a“
\
PRICE’S Clothing ”Store
98 Washington Street
Phony No. 1185-2.
Dr. Morrlll, pastor of the Christiani ‘
WAY
house this winter is to have us install
:1 Routing System that will keep-you
comfortable on the coldcst day!
We‘ll study the locstion of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you 'wbelher a Hot Air. Hot Water
or StcnmSystom willsallsty you host.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Phone 742
camber 211111.111 111511 noon, at tho; .-..-..-
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone} 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic dosigns for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
1 m,
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
:cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases ans caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs ard
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause if
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body
No c'rvousness, Rheumatism, Pol-sly»
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
ease: are given special attention; also
Curvature of tho 8111719., You will
never regret giving Chiropractic :1
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
__.-..__.-..._.--__--...-—..A.. ....‘.-........
for you to be worm in your new
Company ~
NOV§WALK. CONN.
Housatonic
" ~ cosmos to , ' , m
that it, will send around can— . , D6601 ator
“as” m “m“ “him" 10 l-‘lm 31., Boat Norwaik
' may ' plan a new "business
pally rcspccrfully requests,
that the public give the can-
Electncal'Co. 111.1 _
them that this is not an sd~ .
~vertising scheme and does
’
O
WALL
EPA P E R
Fall Styles
The
Power CO.
tion which will enabled to
compile a camplete list of ev-
ery haul; in the community,
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in 0:er [that the company
TelephoneFourFiveTwo
Daily Line to N. Y ._
Campaign which will be run-
molly beneficial to its con-
n itself. Theicom-
“mm a d ”PM“ P16111113 loan Pm
31M Rival-4 blow Yin-k (fool _,
:1 Mmdlhootgkovory 113‘“?th-
vhssers the desired informa- V 32:19:: {3’11311'1111'13'11 to 1 n.
on 1111111 begs to issure
‘Norwaik Steamboat Company
1111111115 .1. lmlt‘lifil‘. 5%. G0. Humid!» ,1
not bind them to do any-
For FREIGHT 0111.1 1;;
1n. and South Norwalk is 111.11; to j ,
Norwalk Chronicler