1’11
D sults' in perpetual ben-
efit and increased prev
' fits each year.
Assent-toll Rule D
w'ESTADLISHED 1870 ‘. D
Entered it “take loom arm: as
mall- I!!!”
. .. scum 11101111111111. CONN." FRIDAY. prowess 111. 11111
Some of us believe
only half we hear, and
others twice as much.
-. s—An‘onymous.
N
0....-.“ 11......
1
WEATHER FORECAIT
Rain or Snow Tonight.
we chars
111w 1111111
INDDDPDRAIDDS
AR NAM
.Norwalk-Nsw Canaan Line Pros-
pects Continue Bright and
Work win he Pushed
Will-SEVEN NEW MEN
ADDED ID IHE IISI
Reports at the En insets Con-I
sidered to Detail
Testifying, b1 ti11'1i1'a1'tion as they1
11112111 no in no 0111111' 11'111,i:l111.i11l’aith-‘
in tile Norwalk-Ncw (‘1111111111 Stleet
Railway sixty-seven 11111111 11 11"11e:
dust 111 citing added to 111111'11111111l1 i‘alr
Iy lnr111 list 01‘ incorpotntots of; the
trend The names added 111 1h1~D list
last 91 911mg, and in fact all 11111 111111115
110111 comprising the incorpotntoxs arc
of the prmninont business men in 'i‘ 1111
V111 11111115 and N1111'(‘.,1nnnn and there
is little doubt in anyone's mind that
the line will be built within 11 your“.
and that it will prove a great benefit;
to The Noru'alits.
(Continued on third page)
—~_.
' -—FOR CHRISTMAS.
The new 015 Victor, horaless mach-j
ins and all other styles and records of:
the Victor and Edison machines. F. E.
Lockwood do (30., 39 Wall St. ., Norwalk.
~Some new electric fixtures would
please mother.
Reed & VOIk Eletirlcnl (‘0
ClIlIIiT CECILE’S
ANNUAL MEETING
W
Prosperity has favored (‘ ourt (Rt-lie,
Daughters of Castllc, and at the pre-
sent time the court is in beter finan
ciai condition than ever before. ’l‘:l1e
reports of the various officers for thoD
past 1",ca1 which 1"1111e read and scoop
ted at the annual meeting last 11.1011-
ing, gave evidence of this tact 111ml
each‘ member of the court is highly
pleased with the 1'1'.11101(l
The regular monthly meeting w‘ns
held flr,st at which time routine busi-E
ness was Ll'.flllrlll(!i('(l This short ses.
oion was followed in the annual meci-
ing in 1vhi1h the officers for the en
suing year were unanimously elected
Mrs. William 1. Tracey absolutely de
eluted a reelection as gland regent,
an office which she has held for some
time and ‘ilrs. Michael ..l Howard she
needed her.
D The officers are as follows:
Past Grand Regent—Mrs William J.
Tracey. _
Grand Regent—~l1irs. Michael 11..
Howard. D
Vicc Rewrite-Mrs. Rernard T. Nat
tefot’d.
Prophetess—Miss Julia 0' Sullivan.
illsioi‘ian~—Miss Anna Tlelne1’
Financial Secretary—Mrs Frank A.
State
Treasurel'——ltilss Agnes Torpy.
Monitorwhiiss Katherine Dnt‘Df1.
Sentinel~llirs living Hay mes.
Organist—Miss Mary Cassidy.
Outside th'trdeiss Helen
han
Chaplain~Re1n James J. McGtaniss
'i‘1'ustees-Three yearijiD—-—Mrs. James
H. Barry and Miss Margaret Millard.
. Trustee—Two years—«Miss Anus.
Sheehnn.
Shee-
——ARE YOU THINKING OF CHRIST-
MAS ‘1 .
and its many pleasures? imported slid
Domestic Cigars, Meerschatiln and
Brier Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Cases.
Useful souvenirs to the ladies. Phone,
353. 1
WHELPLEY & CLARK,
Cor. Main at Washington Sis.
_FOR CHRISTMAS 1‘
for the children.
Choice line of her-
monious. blow 11.111111111111111 and hand
F. E. Lockwood do 00..
Norwelk. ,1
accordeons
99 “all street
, ('h1n'1'l1 and were more than gratified
Excellent line at theD
._ street. .. . 1 D
D goggles and dither 11.111613111111911.
1111111111 11111111
11111111 1111 1111
Will Assume PastoFate of First
Congregational Church Early
in the New Year _
The weekly prayer meeting in the
First Congregational Church, Norwalk,
was largely attended, and the mem-
bers were pleased to meet Rov. Ernest.
McGrenor, of Clinton, who was recent-g
ly called to the pastorate oi’ the!
when he announced that he would ac.-
ID 111111111?
1111111111111
1111111311111
Governor Baldwin Says it the
Legislature Meets it Will Not
Be Until Late .in 1912.
cent the call.
con George E. Thompson, who introD
minced .‘lt'.McGr11gor. and H111 latter
‘said in part: "i am glad to be withD
Drop and to get acquainted. i shall
D'mopt the call which 1011 ham ex
tended‘ me before the 11nd of the pre-
Disent year, and shall- 1111 glad to come
Dto lIiO old First Congregational cltnrchD
Din Norwalk, as your pastor." D
D While the 111111111 of Beacon '1rhomp-D
json yesterdav Mr. Mciit'egor insperu
Dtcd the parsonage, and expressed him D
soil 111111 l1 pleased with tho improve
imam-1 recently made and said that he
Dwunld brim: Mrs. \icGrezor hero nextD
‘11'11el1 to visit the 1'11111'1.1h
11101111111 to brain his duties hero early
in the new year.
D
l
, —-SPECIALS AT 1.. Josemrrs D
D 72 North Main St.
P. pkgs. hiltico_Mctlt, 251'. D
1 iii lbs. Granulated Sugar. SLCO. D
D Very Host Rutter. 9711 lb. 1
, Warrunted Eggs, 2181' due.
1 Ground l‘inc for Xmas trimmings. to!
Da yard.
iioil1 Wreaths with berries, l1'1c ea.
Xmas Trees. all sizes, all prices.
D1Free delivery
Sweet Cider for Xmas trade, 25c Kill
D Fancy Sweet Potatoes. lilo qt,
Fancy full weight Raisins. 101111113. ,
Fancy Florida Oranges. 25c and tip-D
ward.
Telephone 467.
l
i
i
D. ~95c and five coupons will buya
Vanity iiox. A heat and useful Christ-
_mas gift.
DMISS CURTISIII CHARGE ;
OF ALL KIIIIIEIIGAIITEIISD
New York city' s entire kinder,garten
Dsystcm is now under the supervision'
of Miss Fanniobelle Curtis, who math1
the kindergarten system of Brooklynn ‘
Dand later that of Queens among the:
Dhest in the c'youutn The Board 01';
.1 111111 111111111111
1111111111 11111111
Believes it Will Tend to Make.
Shorter Sessions in Future
HARTFORD. Dec.
DSlmcon l1‘. Baldwin was asked 1'11cut1r
1la1 11 in he had asked tl111 attorney-
issuer. ii for an opinion as to tin1 eon- Dctnud of dancers
stitutiouality of the 11111
and directing the state comptroller to
(Continued on Sixth Page)
:t—MIW W-
IIIIAST PORK, 12121: LB
"I'm“"-
Pork chops, 12m in
Wash shoulders ”1151'. lb
New lurk Market, 143 \iashington
street.
'...M. ~.-s......_... ____._ . ,.
-—CATHOLiC PRAYER DOOKG.
Rosaries, om, beautiful Christmas
gifts. Fine assortment at Johnd‘.
Hayes. 5 11111111111611.111111111111.
wxmi m for the man at Droi—
fuss'. ‘
1.0M 11111111111
1115mm AFFECTED
NEW YORK. Dec. iii—More then
1,0110 idemph operators were affect-
ed by the order which took effect today
for the disintegration of the private
wh'o system of the dissolved Standard
Oil Company. While practically allD
Dthe operators
D‘utnny of them will be shifted Th is is
the latest change necessitated by the
Supreme Court.‘ is decree splitting the crnor
()il Trust into its component organnl
zations
'ihe telegraph wires run along the.
lb.~~{lov11rnor
will retain their Jobs..
1111111 111111111. .
IDWI ADDEWDII ‘IIDII
handsome Decorations and Fine
Music Tend inflate the Altair
a Croat-Success
Although the weather was not as
auspicious as It alight have-been for
the occasion of the dance of the Silent
Four, inst events}. the affair was a
great success and one‘D of the prettiem
dances held in the town assembly hall
in Wall street for some time.
and green streamers of crepe papi'r.
Christmas greens and American flags
balms neatly and advantageously plao
ed. The orchestra was seated in a lot.-
111111 work booth 'on the rials at the
south side of the hall. “l1‘o111"s" of
the group and rod paper made their on
Thohgh the soclsu of
inilzht l111 led to believe from
111111111. (lately, tuerrlmcm and plans:
1111- predominated among the congenial,
it was with rsaretD
Home" were board because all had:
D Stmltlui s orchestra of Bridgepornt'D
'iurnished music for tl111 occasion 111th
,as usual there is no comment, save a1
“favorable one. to make about theD
quality. , D
The co' .nmitteo of arrangements, theD
timepticn c1unmitteo and in 111111 all:
ilhc 11111111 committees that are con
' nected with a dance were composed of ,
1'1 be members of the organization as fol ;
lows: Iktrbert it'honc. i-‘nsdnrick 11111.1
lap. John Gandrup and James Cassi D
dy, Jr.
I'AT BE KILLED;
AMOY Chins, Dec. iS.—-Extrcme
anti foreign feeling prevails u. the:
present moment at Chung P11. 111th
the English and Roman Catholic mls- D
latoms buildings were burned in Feta-u 1
”123906, by a Boxer 111011 A large
.numbcr of placards threatening for .
Deigners have been posted all over the
town. 1 1
Yuan Hung K111111111. the million 1,101 D
of Southern Fodiien, has sent a-
Vreqrest to the foreign consuls to re
call all the missionaries in the pmv- ‘
Iince to Amov, as the authorities can
_..- n. aw».
Education ycutcidavabolishethhe1111-D‘”"""“‘-‘Da plpo ““991 and “"3 “0"“an not assume any responsibility for the
Dsition of director in the Boroughs 01
Manhattan, Bronx and Richmond for-
11111.'rl_1 held bv Dr. Jenny B. Merrill re-
Dtired. Since Di. Mer‘rllls 1"eti1etnentD
cred an important factor in their on:
oration. The pipe lines already htus
been divided into four component;
parts and the telegraph divisions willD
li1es of those missionaries in the in
D terior.
wI'seDful and handsome Christmas
£11155 Chills has been 311991.131“; in all. DCOTWSDOHG Hlihtflio the 8836““ of~1 Dchelry presents at “lunch 8, 36 NorthD
boroughs, but. until yesterdm no for
1mal action had been taken by tin,1
;'bon1d to place her in full charm1 TheD
. D
icity kindergarten system is the largest’ tsm 11ill tours the company to "'9
1
Dsiugle kindergarten system in the
“0de and a big task confronts .11 ans business, something it has not doueD
She will be aided by two as ésince the first twenty miles of altesD
DCI 11 tis.
Dsistants, still to be appointed
Reorganization of the system is now;
being effected. City SuperintendentD
D'Maxuell is confident that Miss CurtisD
Dis well qualified for the. work. Her ex D
Dperience in Btookiyn and Queens hes1
Dpzo1ed it. Miss Curtis is one of the'
gleadlag kindergartners in the conning:
Dand has always taken a prominent partD
lin the deliberatioas of the lniernation-;
1111 Kindergarten Union and in those ofD
' other kindergarten organizations SheD
built up the s1stcm of mother's clubs,
which is identified with the Brnookly D
and Queens kindergantens. and D
many other ways demonstrated her
progressive ideas ‘ D
Miss Curtis is a daughter of D 81'
”Curtis ofiKnight street and a former‘.
resident of Nor-”walk. , “
111131 1101111, 151.}: 111‘
Pork chops, 12%c lb,‘
Fresh shoulders, 1215c lb.
New York Market, 1413 Washington
”-“‘—*— «
‘-1=on cHnis'rMAs.
Fine. line» of auto‘ robes. gloves,
F. E.
Locldwood 42-100...” 1Wall'St., Norwalk.
——-i-—-1~1I-
,——Xmas gifts for the man at Drey-
.. fuss ,, p
Who of the pipt1 line system has been
in this cltv.
'l‘ he break- -up of the minus wire sys-
commercial wires for its inter-state
wete strung in the oil of
-’.iennsy'l1auin
regions
-—PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND
CHRISTMAS WEEK. -
Small pork ioins, lto lb.
Small pork shoulders, 12840 lb.
,Small frcs-h hams, 15c lb.
Fine spring1 leg of lamb, 1511 lb.
Forequarter lamb, 100 lb. ’
Mistletoe sugar cured 1111111. lie in.
Bacon, 2011 111.
Home made
sausage, guaranteed
' flue pork 16c ll).
Sperry 8: Barnes, 161: lb.
Smoked S. & 1B. Shoulders, 1214c ll1.D
_Pickled pigs feet, tripe,
spareribs knuckles etc.
Fancy native chickens.
growls. 181; in
Best ih'esh dressed turkey s. 280 lb.
tongues.
20c ' “1.;
Big soup bunches always on hand15c,
each.
Send your cider in for poultry be4
fore Wednesday.
C. Chernok. 76 North 11111111 street
Telephone connection.
#1
-—WHAT OTHER OHRISTMADDSD PRES'
5111' "
costs so 1111.; 11111 menus to much to
the smoker than a nice 'meerschaum»
or brior pipe, or Do box of cigars? All
prices.
‘ WHELPLEY o CLARK,
Con; Main A: Washington ‘Sts.
D Main street
DTIiAKP AIIIIEBTEII AFTER
D STEALIIIB A 8TEAK
grief when he attempted to get away;
with a big sirloin steak from Coleman
Charlotte market, in North Main
street. smith was proceeded by oaoD
of the gang who asked Mr Charnok
for something to eat. The kind heart-
ed butcher threw him a piece of bol-
ogna. The follow went out and was
followed shortly afterward by Smith.
When the latter came in, Mr. Char-
nok was in the back room, and JohnD
Rooney a boy was in charge. SmithD
‘rcqnested something to eat and Mr.
Rooney went to see the proprietor
about it. As he ‘ turned . his back;
Smith seized a big steak and made for
the door. The boy saw him and gave
the alarm ,, ‘
A merry chase resulted in Mr. Briss
ton, another employs in the store.
catching Smith and» finding the goods
on him. The police were sent'for and
Constable Henry C. Seize:- arrested
Smith on the charges of drunkenness
and theft. At the Town Court this
morning Smith was titled” on both
counts, which he will sorvoout at the
Bridgeportgounty jail.
Wad-nun—
"Xmas gifts for the man» at Bray-
iusc‘. ' ‘
1,7
. —Look for 1'11qu presents at
03199131.. . ‘1 . 1~
11.
The hall was neatly decorated. red.
pegrancoD at intervals about the hall D
11111 SilentD
Four gave the. dance the silence was‘;
not characteristic of tin1 affair as 111th
lilt1 1
I
KIND DEDDDE
DSSASSWAI
WAS RDMDR
Numerous Fires in the Delhi
Camp Responsible for the
Story
SPREAD IIKE WIIDEIRE
General Excitemeniiielaxed Alter
Soothing Announcements
LONDON, Der.
:that King 011111110 had been asstisslnat
1d at Delhi in india spread like wildfire
through London this morning. So
authorizing that the chains of ‘liomc, Sweet body know where 11111111110111», but it
‘created immense excitement in the
“9 is 11x 'furuish the members 01‘ the ivciulu 111111111111 over-1' dance on the program f'cit) and West End
-....._..‘
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
HOMEIACEDDCDDACSACE
”to; 111
Small loan ilD'esit hams, Hr: lb,
'l.0in of pork light loins tic in
Small lcnn fresh shoulders 121130 in
1.111111 of spring lamb, lic.
F‘nroquarter spring lamb, 101: lb.
Spring lamb chops, llc.
D 1 Rib rout beef. 11m.
——iro11 1111.11 111.11... so to Noun. 3st Choice 11.111161111111111. rec lb.
North Main street. D Home «111111.11 hoisting chickens.
w w“- 201: in
“L Mun“: D Round steak. 161: lb.
. D Sirloin no.1. 1111111.
Chop beef. 2 lbs. 2911.
Low pot roast, 10c.
D Shouldorltoolt. 10c lb.
5 lb. pail pamlard, 60c.
10 lb. pail pure lard. $1.20.
HATES" MARKET.
our 1111111 111111
0111 11111101111111
LAKhViLLE, Dec 15.~Whlle Rus-
sell Argcli and Charles Woodin eachD
about fourteen years old, were play- D
tag with an old re1"ol1er which they
found in the attic of Argall's grand
mother. Mrs. M. A. Bertie about a
IDDDDDHDDI IDDDDDf
15.~A vague rumor‘
DAIIIIEDT DDDIIDII'S
iiWSIDEISA DDDDESD
Mystic Hall Crowded by Members
and Friends to Enjoy the
1 Program
The minstrvl performance of Banner
1111111 1111‘?
Council No. 52, Daughters of Liberty:
last cinching was a decided success. 5
111cm coat in hl1stic Chain llall being:
taken and a lsrge‘number Staiitililg.D
Dr'rcdt-rlck St'oefild and Mrs. FrankD
Merriam are to be congariuluted on!
the success of the entertainment. TIM, 1s
(entire circle, numbering fifteen, were
‘1lit‘1-1wd in red 11111119111111 blue, with
i'nt'lch Stun as intu- "l111utor. This made
a bit 11.11 the (urtain arose. A! tth
close of the 1'11111‘D11ln'1 chorus the four
Feud people calm in. ~’l‘hey were Miss
DMarion Roberts, Frank Mend. Miss
and Banks and llalbert Antuudson.-D
. They kept the audience in a continual. '
i
Diaugh. 1
The program was as' follows: .
(.h‘tel‘lui‘t'.
.‘lcrriam's Orchestra.
Opening Chorns— ll 1111a You‘re
Town.
1 Mulls-y.
in D
i'Zntim Circle.
D.‘,olo ~-~-if All My Dreams Were Mode‘
of 1101.1.
; Miss Edna Allen.
'1111111111'111111 Rag. 1
. l'lalhcrt Amundsen.
1111111111 1111 the 11111 11111 Stream, 1
. Miss Amelia Fey.
'Soio-.iimmy Valentine,
\ilss Minion Roberts.
Solo—vi)“ Mobile Buy,
Miss Jennie Morris.
Chicken Rat, .
D Frank Mead.
Dials ofDroams.
. Mrs. Frank Merriam.
D Rickety Stairs,
‘; titan Helena Books. A
‘ The chorus was composed of Miss:
Helena Ranks. Miss Marlon Roberts, D
:Miss Florence Ferriss Miss Jennie?
Morris, Miss Helen Bouton. Miss AmqD
lia Fey. Miss Grace Webb, Miss Edna
Allen. Miss Gertie Mendel, Miss Helen;
Wilheeling, Mrs. Edward Merriam,
DMrs.S‘e1',mour Fluter Roberts, Halbortii
DAmundsott. Frank Mend.
1
i
a
' -—HERE THEY ARE. D
Even-thing for his Kmae Humiv ‘D
dors cigar cases ash stands, speciulD
DXmas boxes of cigars. cigarettes etc. "D
‘nt A D: evfuss'. Souvenirs tq ladies. ,
—-REDUCTION iN MiLLINERY.
Theatre caps made to order. hand
made Minion Caps. Fancy Bags and
Dolls Hats to be found at Miss Pol
: headquarters,
dcr case
balanced.
italian Held at 1111111111 111113111
Headquarters May be
Edward Donoto
WAS DADDHI Ill DEW
YDRK DENDDAI SIADIDDI
Actions indicated that He is
Mentally DUnbaianCed
MUFFALO, N. Y.,
“possible suspect in the Mother “mur-
" in a general
D‘tlons of Edward Donato, Italian farm-1
hand, sought in connection with the ‘
,murder of the Mornor family at De-
Dfreestvilie, near Albany last Tuesday.
The man under arrest here httrac- ‘
fted the attention of detectives little
1 New York Central Emilio-1. when»
foaming to the police. his scumb-
Ddlcated that be m is Why a:
Re on he use or m
,Mori, and said he had 60-0 to til
citv from Syracuse He is ovidenfit
[about thirty-five years old He wad
dressed in a black suit dad had iqu
(Continued on mud can)
411111111“ 111111.115” 61mm
Decorated cakes for Xmas mods . ‘
o.rder Full line of delicious both}
made bread. cake, cookies, biscuits,
etc, at Banner Bakery. Tel. 367.. ,D
,1
~8KClAL. XM'AO SALE.
Why should you worry over the ad- D‘
1nsl question: "What shall I buy h
please them?” See Castellano .11 Bar— .
D’danis ad. on page? 1 - 1;.
lTAlI DELIIIBIIEIITS » D
AIIE PAVING lll‘
Since the prosecuting attorneys of
Dthe towii' received the list of delilk
'quent personal taxpayers and
them notice that next Wednesday, the
20th inst. would be the last day that
We ,
Dec. 15.—An It»,
Dlian is being held at Buffalo podium,
where he is booked. a! 9
way he 1‘1“ .1
‘said to answer the published descrip-
tnile outside of Ore Hill last e1'eni11g,‘hemt,;s‘ 80 Washington St. Phone 302
the weapon was disihurged and the ~-—-—
bullet entered the breast of the Ar- ”"01”“ Slippers, all ““1931 at 00'"
gall boy about half an inch “01511121111181 Brackens,
the heart. Two physicians were
Dsttendance throughout the night but FORMER AcTnEss.
Ddid not probe for the bullet, as it in-
volved 100 great a risk. it was stated;
This morning the boy 3 condlion is
:very grave.
‘Gall boy‘s wound it is believed that
Dthe two lads were close together ex-
nmlning their find when it was fired.
1 “4—...—
aCATHOLic PRAYER BOOKS,
Rosaries etc, beautiful
‘..3ifts Fine assortment at John '1‘.
1H',ayos 5 Main street Notwalk.
IIOTIIK POIIIT BRIDGE
Will. IIIIDEIIGII CHANGES
It was reporQod in South Norwalk
this morning ~that the Connecticut
Company was contemplating some ex-
tensive changes~ at. the Roton Point
land of their line, such as dimble
tracking the line from the Euphral
propertdeowa and' eliminating .the
loop at the point. Superintendent
‘»Goorge H. Caifrey was seen on the
meter, but stated that the only change
to be, made was the widening. of the
water outlet at the present bridge,
which was not quite wide enough to
moot the requirements of the govern-
ment.
I
FOR CHRISTMAS.
The Sentinel Vanity Box will make
an ideal Christmas gift. ,Beo offer on
page nine. '
~L1adiol'ccps st Q'Rrien's. .
Christmas 1
1 i
DIES III BATIITIIBs
NEW YORK, Dec.15.—The deadD
l
1
Tom Smith of Hartford at 11111511101 The "“90“ “he“ discmrged “5 body 01111111. OliveA. Rankin 711 years
the road, and mac or three who mm D“ the hands 0‘ the “70°an “*1 DE 1" old wife of Arthur McKee Rankin, and 'Goldschmldt and Vosbnnzl: will set. x
dared into town yesterday came to‘ ”“941 and "m“ the nature of the An- formeriy known on the stage as Miss1 busv drawing up warrants to hoserv‘éd
Kittv Blanchard, was found yesterday
in a bathtub full of water in her
apartment. 'in a Broadway hotel. A;
physician said that Mrs. Rankin wasD
undoubtedly stricken with a cerebrali
hemorrhage us she was about to step
into the bath, andhe thought she fell 1
into the tub and was drowned, a con-
clusion with which Coroner Helen.
bend, the actor ‘aad playwright, 1- had
only recently returned from a'two
montlts'1_t011r and rejoined his wife
at their hotel. '1 D
SENTINEL VANITY BOXES.
In order that all who desire to obtain
Vanity Boxes before Christmas may
do so, the necessary number of con-
pons has been reduced to five. For,
five coupons and 95 cents, one of those
useful Christmas presents may boob-
tained at this office.
—YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
and later; diasppointmont by buying
your pipes and cigars at our store
' WHELPLEY & CLARK. .
Co. Mala Dd; 1Washington Ste.
--IP YOU WANT
to give your wife a useful Christmas
present. not ‘an electric flatlrou in her
flocking.- At Reed d1 Voik Electric Co.
stein agreed. Mr. Rankin, her has 1
' WILL DISABIA
‘ up all «their. arms by Saturday.
the tax could be paid without being'
brought up in the court there has been
,1 another rush at the office of the caller»
ltor in the town hall building and at
ithe office of J. M LaytonD & Co. Inc.“ '
1 x number ct people who said they
Dwould never pav the tax are not till '
ing as much now, and some have a
ready put up :2 and ten cents ail/ills
‘tional for the expense of minding the"
notices and remalling them. '
After next Wednesday Attorneys
on the delinquents, but it is not 63M:
ed that there 111111 be a great many-oi
these left by that time.
—sven 115on ELECTRIC *1,
goods make most acceptable Km
'.gifts
Vqlk Electric Co.
-r-'oa HIRE NIGHT on DAY, '
'1'- passenger touring car limousine and
taxicab. Tel. 101-12.
IiILlI NATIVE.
MANILA, Dec. 16.—-An 11111111111
has been issued in thololsnd ofJol
by Brig .Gen. John .1. pershtng’orde'
lag the Moms who have been credit
so mdch disorder recently and who
suffered a severe defeat yelterdiml
ing a longs number of men. to deli
commander of the Department of MD
danao is determined to «moon
piste disarmament of the natives”
the Jolo district. »
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