um ,, our.
11.11 With curry ry, ,
in“ and worth sellin
. ' .If it is it is worth a-
vertieing in The 18st:-
1 'tll‘lCl.
, 11111111131111; i870
Entered It the Inca I'm Pelt-081°.
, , u leoond Int .
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scorn, 11111111111111.1111. rumour. DECEMDER 19. 1911
.1““
1 Annotated. 1»... 111m From All m .1 m wan-toy 5- Ten-1111' we. and Our Own oust-gm
~ 71111111 11111111611610
qu 11111111111111... or
breweries if all men
drank like a fish.
«Uncle Phil‘hder-
11$
Q.
m
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- 1 1 5%, 1.4...
FIInTonlalit and Wednesday.
WEATHER FORECAST
-7";
3 l0 ‘ ,1 ‘
TWO CENTS,
111111111
T 11111111113
11111 111111
. .Was Lyin‘g Back 01- Stone Wall
in Woods In Mamaronook, After
Three Weeks Disappearance
11111 1111111111111
1111 n 1x11111111
Captain Thomas Hunt Goes Down
to Make ,An Investigation
r’
«1
The news of the iluding of the re-
mnlns oi Eduard .\Icllhoney. ot‘ (hoes;
street, N01 walk the (cart Narruki
Fife and Drum Corp member who dis- ,
appeared from \lumnroueck on
'l‘hunl-zsgiilng eve, Noumber "111,111
was 1eccived in Norwalk by Captain
of Police Thomas Hunt at 7:210 11 (‘lOt' 11.
last evening. Thus the 1111 stem sur
rounding the disappeuumce
young man is solved although the, 1101- ,
man)"
ution brings sadness to the
friends of the genial Nomalk boy,
The 31111111; 1111111 111 company with the.
other members of the Court Nariruk
corps went to Mumamnetl‘. to attend
a dame gilen 11,1 the diam coins of
that city. At 11 o‘clock 111111 night:
the Nornalk corp gave an exhibition
selection on the donoe floor and 111011-
honey was in his place wan his drum.
After the playing'he went out with.
‘ several others of the corps to get
something to cut. at u' lunch car. All
but one of his friends .. returned to
the hall, and this young man, Arlin
*-
(Continued on Fifth Pm.)
-—-8. ‘ H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
.1 litmus Post. Cztrds.b 'for 51'. Ilrlg-
‘ vgerman’s. below Hoyt's Theatre.
--THE LAST SIX DAYS' RACE
here for .Hollduy Pipes. Cigars by the
box, Cigar and Cigarette Cases and
Smokers‘ Articles. Souvenhs to the
ladies. .
‘ \‘t‘llEi.PLEY 0: CLARK.
Cor. Main & Washington Sts.
’n-Sweet Cider, 200 gal
Very best Butter. 1170‘ lb.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 10c qt.
White Potatoes, pk., 330.
1.. Joselol‘l’. TL’ North Main St.
, 11111111111111
DHIIIBTIMB PLIIIIS
The Salvation Army corps In South
Not-walk is rapidly completing
plans for Christmas when the mem-
bers will send out one hundred and
twenty-rive baskets, of food and will
distribute presents to 200, children.
Captain Perrett, Is,charge of the 10-
cal corps. reports that the contribu-
tions of the several subscribers have
not come in as 1115.?" have in years
heretofore but he hopes that those
who premised sums ,wiil’soon attend
to thiamnttcr as the money is needed.
’ Each of the baskets to be‘dlstribut-
cd in the Norwulks contains the fol-
lowing good things:
1 chicken weighing tram 3 t051bs.,
according to the size. of the family
and if the family is extra large two
111101111113 will be put in.
i can milk. 1,,1 lb. coffee, 1,1_.lb. sugar,
1,1. lb. butter, 1 pt. cranberries, 1 lb.
1 celery, 1 loaf of 1b1'ead,1 pie, 2 ills 90'
, ‘tatoes. 2 qts. apples, turnips, onions,
'lllid carrots, 2 oranges and one Of
our Christmas War Crys.-, .Wejviii
also give clothing. both new and
second hand Where it is really need-
ed. _ At the Christmas Tree each child
will receive a substantial present, an
orange, 3. bag of icandy'and nuts.
u
—-—THE BMOKER’s XMAS oir'r
will be found 11111111 store. Souvenirs
to .ladles. A. Dreyluss.
an—W
—CATHOLlc PRAYER BOOKS.
Rosaries, etc. beautiful Chi-tonnes
«gifts. Fine assortment; It 111111 T,‘
Hayes', 5 Main street. Nou'Wuik
(if 11165
its.
, schaum Pipes. Brier Pipes. Prices rea-
113311131) Tel. 10112
SIX Rilil llBllIlS
Pllll ElllES All Bills
‘Stophen Szalo. oi Ely Avenue,
Fined $20111 Costs and
“ AI§o Paid
The cases of William Norils, Thom-
us mi’cdns, Joseph Ilculy, Mrs. ldo Mur-
,l\iiss Anne Sayers and Miss A1;
hes Mt Adams. 11110 Were arrested on
Sunday 11101111111; In the raid that was
made upon the Central Hotel by the,
South Norwalk police, came 11p yesterr‘
day afternoon In the Town Court be-
fore. Judge William I". '1‘a1111nat111'l‘hc
defendants were found guilty and!l ilin-l
rd $7 and costs 0111111, \\’1(ll '11 all;
The case of Stephen Szale mwlio5
111 cps u 1(‘Slllui'lllll on the corner of
Fly and Ikxiugtou avenues and who;
was attested on the charge of Selling
Mr Scale was found guilty and lined"
$210 and costs, which he paid.
The proceedings “ore carried on in
5a crowded 001.111 room filled with spec-
'tatcrs,
of the building so oauer 11-1-1901". to
not 11 hit of gossip and hear some or
the 10111111101031.0115: before the court
room was opened a bin,I crowd was pro-
s'011t while on the outskirts a number
or young women were to be seen, fill
11': 111 1110') to 1'1'1111 h ti 311111111111: of the wo-
' 111111 and men 111 the case.
Wood Walton, arrested last night,
ion complaint of his father, who charg-
5ed that be had taken some goods
hunt the house and pawncd them
"()niliter Reynolds found the man on"
'lhiy street, and arrested him on .a
charge of intoxication The father did
.not appear in court this morning to
1prcss 011,1 charge against the innit,
and Judge Tammany continued the
lease Indehnltcly.
i l)r,,ld.ll.\1'cstmnde complaint to
the 3‘0uth Norvvallt police Just night,
final a man was lying along Connec-
,‘tlcut avenue. In a helpless coudlilop.
1 from liquor. He was unable to arouse
him last night about 12 o‘clock. and
Captain Gibson sent Othcer Bmlth
' with a team to arrest the man who
lgave him name ,as Owen Daugherty.
"l‘hls was the first time he was ever
5, oriented and Judge Tammany decided
to give him a chance providing he get
lout of town, which Daugherty prom-
i sod to do The man had been em-
ployed at the sanitarium of Dr. E. E.
Smith In Wilton but recently left and
was Walking to Port Chester, when
he was overcome.
..._....____._.._._....
,--XMA8 TOYS.
liriggertltan's. below Hoyt's Theatre.
8. & 11. Green Trading Stamps.
1
--—~lf “he" wants 11 Pipe or Cigar
Holder, buy it at Dreyfussl.
nlrtoun no IlIlTIIDII'
1101111 DIDELDW our
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.~John [tige-
low,'the venerable diplomat and au-
thor, died at his home here today. 1
‘ Although 94 years old, Mr. Bigelow
had displayed almost to the day of
his death amazing vitality and mental
keenncss. He handkept thoroughly
nln'eaet, of current events. and recent-
ly took part in many public functions.
John Bigeiow was, well known In,
public life and in letters. 111 1804 he
. was minister to France and his careei
as a writer begs. 1 I11 the first half of
5the last century, when he was one of
the editors of the New 11'01'11 Evening
Post. Mr. Blgelow was 1101' in M111-
den, ,Ulster coutl'ty,~N. Y., Nov; 25. 1817;
He was graduated. with the degree of
Bachelor of‘Arts,‘ irom Union College
in 18115. and was admitted to the bar
In 1839. _
Mr Bigelow leaves Six children, Ma—
jor John nigeiowflr. . U. s. A. Poult-
hey Bigelow. the journalist and on-
thin Miss Grace Bigelow Mrs. Butlei
K, Harding, Mrs. Lionel Guest and Mrs.
0.13. Tracey. ‘
——uor‘roo LATE son 0111111va113
Have you seen them? Do you want
them? Will you buy them? Meer»
console. Phone 353.
,. WHEDPLEY 01 CLARK.
Cor. Main '01 Washington Sta.
1
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w-FOR HIRE _N|,GHT OR DAY,
who tilled the street outside;
fl 111111111111 touring our. limousine and
‘ Trust Co. Build-1113.,Thursduy eroding.
11111111? 111
a than
18 1111111111
Policemen Granted Twenty- -Ilvei
Dents a Day Additional and
Are Happy
,llIINIlEBlllllll liliMPllIl
1
Willi lEll Hill BElllEllS
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i
liquor 1111110111 11 license also came 1111., Petition Referred lol' lnvesll- I"Iy block, In North Main street. for a
nation and Future Report
The members of the Nortralk polio '05
110111111 'nout will henceforth 110110111 11
remuneration of twenty the rents 1111-
dlilonal to their day 11 1111120111101
mutteis of it'gulnr business came bc
tore the short meeting of the Notuailt
(‘lty Council last evening
The meeting was called
in (mint
shortii ufter 3 01,1011, 1,, \I'nor p; 1 Hooper into the profect as yet. suylnlg‘flWk
1Cominucd on Tenth Page.)
~Throcplecc K. K. 1111111013111 111
cases. Norwalh Hardware 1,10.
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. ~~~~~~ Prize “hint and l’lnochlu l’urtt',
"lersday etching. Odd Fellows Hall
mm»...
—8PECIAL XMAS SALE.
Why should you worry'ovor the eter-
nal question: "minim" I buy to
please them?" motes-10110110 & Bar-
dent's ad. on m 7.
11111111111111 ‘
0111111 1111111
pronoun 51111111111111 Will sailo-
Iit the Norwalkr. Fire
Department
“*1.
“—1-:
Two new fire alarm boxes have 111'-
1rI1'ed- for the Norwalk Fire Depart.-
mcnt and will be installed in the near
future by Fire Alarm inspector Joseph
.1. (11111111. '
51 and are to take the. places of two
0111 Stevens boxes, hampers 28 and he.
The new ones are the latest Game-well
succession boxes and will. be a great
addition to 1111: mtm‘fiystem.
The boxes arrived from the Game—
well factory at, Newton ‘i‘alls, Mass,
at the Hope l-iose house this morn-
ing. inspector Cabill 1111.11.11. to make
one change on Saturday. but there are
several changes and several days will
be occupied in the work.
Box 41 Is to replace Box 25 at the
corner of Wilton avenue and Cross
street. Box 25 is to be placed of the
cornert. at West avenue and Berkeley
street. to replace Box 28 which will
be done away with. 801151 is to take
the place of Box 58 at the corner of
Grand street and Tlndall lane.
This new arrangement is to be quite
a boon to, the firemen and drivers of
the various pieces of "apparatus
l'leretofore at the first number of an
alarm they have not.,known exactly in
which direction they were going,
whether up Main street or down West
avenue. There were different num-'
bers mixed 010111; West avenue and.
then again northward.
Now however, it a: box registering
higher than Box 83 shall come in the
firemen know1they are going up his
street and-if Box 38 or higher ring
they know they as going down West.
av.enue ‘Above 8011 68 “the firemen
1know they are going up on the hill
to the east of the center of the city,
generally using Wall street and Mill
Hill to reach the boxes in the sixties.
The change will ,be greatly appre-
clated= b5y all members of the 11111111111
department , " .1 '
~—-If “he" 11111111011111. or Cigar-
ettes, buy them at Dreyfass‘. "
, -—Hsrry ,S‘mlth'h Dancing School.
The new boxes are 41 and 1
1 the Shady
. Ind eoItI.
111111111111 11111 ‘
11 1111111 1 11.
T on Wars’ Lease: W alien at North,
Main Street ' ,_ 11 and Big
Addition l'laimod
That South Nor” 5k is to have a
new, up-to- date do tment store In
the future was admitted by A. J. (‘01-
lins & Company, this morning, in an
intorfiew with 11 Sedtlnel reporter, at
which time Mr. (‘olllps conflrmed‘thc ,
rumors which havolteen circulated
around South Nora/c.1111 for sometime.
It is understood that the (' olllns con.
cern dealers In furl'iiture and house
hold efforts, will consolidate with N.
11‘. Ryan it Company under one roof,
the latter concern adding cloaks, suits,
‘dress 1.1011115 and domestics to 113 stock
The (‘olllns concern has leased the
permit of ten years and extensive Im-
‘pi'oremcnts to ‘thc .hulldlng are con- ‘
It Is said that building will
11 111111 feet in depth andf
:.tempiuted.
bf: 01111111110
'that the addition will be three stories
in height Other changes In the Inter-
said, will make the new store one 015
”11111 1111111 and most intro-date between
l
l
,.\'ew York city and Bridgeport.
.',\ii Collins was unable to so any first “mm “‘5‘“ “‘5"de M 2 30 " building.
that those changes Wore simply beingt
coiilcttiplnlcd up to 11111 present time 5
and that thp minor arrangements had,‘
not yet been considered
..,1 swam-.. .1. .a... ..
-—OUR XMAS GOODS
will please the most faItIdious amok
er (‘ome In and emotion. our stock.
Souvenirs to Indies. A. Dreyfuu.
“M.
”It he" wants 11 Cigar Case or Ash
Stand, so to Dmyfigle’. 1
a-..”
1111. 111111111
more 1111111111111
Alt mementos of linen: Hnylof115
N.o 26%.1. 0. R. 3! which was heldl
last evening. the following cheers for.
the ensuing term were elected. The:
odilccro were as follows:
(‘hlef Hay mskcrwfidward Pinnenn.
Assistant Chief Huy'makeF—lesterg
Brush.
Put Chief Hat n1nker~Frcd W:il-
llama.
Overseer-Jr. Hyde: Jr1
Collector
Care.
Assistant Collector of Straws~Otto
lilndstrom.
Keeper of Bundleswt‘. J. Prescott.
Horn Blowerwflarold Beers ,
At the. conclusion of the meeting;
refreshments Were sened'and a social
time enjoyed The officers will be in ?
stalled at the first mating In January. 5
Q
1
of Straws—Gordon l1.-
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IDSEPII 1111111111 - 1
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'uamcmpoar Dec 19 «Joseph 1111..
tier, of Dar-ten. who was charged with
first degree murder in having caused
the death of Patrick i‘uhey in Derien.,
on September 3 lost. by shooting 111111..
pleaded guilty to’ manslaughter before.
Judge 110150 in the criminal superior
‘mHML. ._._.. .1. 1..
FIRE SENllS
1.0008" SlS
lNlil PANIl}
Dpen Board of Trade Building in
Chicago Destroyed With Loss
oi $200,000
MANY llllllll lllllllllS Hill
Hilllllllllltlll lHERE
Fire Marshal Believes Blaze Was
Work of Incendiarles
rv .1 ”0—5—5 ~—
CHICAGO Dec. 19. ”Noam 1,000
b01111 guests 11.1-1- routod in .1 pat-it:
5curly today by a the which totally 111211 1.11- “DU” ‘0 “‘5‘“ a lung ”"38”“ 1 ground of the state for plumbers," was
. -ior are also contemplated, which it is l troyed m“ 09"“ 80“"! 0f 7"?“ "UM
I,qu directly opposite the 0111211130
Board of Trade.
Within fifteen minutes after the
the flames had the bulldic g at
(Continued on Nlnth Page)
m...—
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-—FOR THIS WEEK.
1111.1 Mutter. portlb :80
Host Lord. 2 lbs. tor 1.110,
Largo (Fianberricqiitz quarts f111'2
llest Mixed Nuts, per lb. 181:.
ltcst l~3n1,. Walnuts, per 111., 20c.
itlhbon Sandy. 2 lbs. for 250.
Peanut Brittle. per 111., 1131:.
Luxury mend (Bolton. per 1b., 30c.
a. 13.. Bleedtloifooifmer 111.1 35¢-
17’1'5 Blend momma, 100.»
Olives. 101:. 251:. "I011. lid .100 bottle.
Maple Syrup. 100.150 .111 250 bottle
Harley, 10 and 250 per bottle
Fresh Weaver Em. dozen, 880.
111.111 East M1111 Efige. dot. 5.50.
Sweet Potatoes, 'l‘urnlps, Onions.
Car rigou. Grapes. We: Raisins, Plum
Pudding" Heinz 1111111. Meat Oranges;
Citron, Poultry Seasoning, Celery
H E. MEAD 01 CO.
«31,501.11. r011 XMAs. '
Decorated Xmas coke to order Full
line of all kinds of bread. cake, cook-5
lea. biscuits. etc. Phone us yiour
wants. Banner Bakery. Tel. 3137.
soon tokokoo‘
D’IIIDIQ ELEllTHlll5
At the meeting of Court Edmondo
De Amlcls. Foresters at America.
which was held last evening, the fol-,
1 1011111; officers were chosen {01/ the ell-3
suing term:
Chief Ranger—~Charies Oddo.
Sub Chic! Hunger-13. Deblarte.
Treasurer. ~—A. Andino.
FinanclaiSecretary—«Ersnk P1Oddo
, Rocrdins Secretary—~Wllllam 13.141:-
monxelli. '
Senior Wodwarde. Bernardino.
Junior Wodward—N. Mugavero
denier Beadlewnntonio Gerramone.
Junior Beadle—Ill. Galbo.
Trusteekmwrence Lsulion
-.
Greening: ond‘aldwihs. per 1111.. 30c. .
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for 5
111111 11111111
and 111 11111
Sulioring from Nervous Trouble
and Will Go to Bermuda
to‘llocuperate
I
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t
State's Ail-Bruey Stiles Judson is 111
and has been- roniined to his home in
Stratfoid for several days.N1'rvous
tioubie which prevented him fiom
gettlng the reuniied amount' of- sleep1
'was the thief trouble but at his law;
1
l
5
101110911 today it was said that, Attor 1,
5WllUlll WIIIEN lllll
; ncy Judson :1 condition
ilnprmed
i‘be vast amount of work which be
has done Is given as the cause of At- 5
-torno,\ .ludsons breakdown He has
handled the docket of the criminali
5snperior 1111111, said to he the lu1‘gest5
5111’ 11111 county in the state, and 1111105
attended to his large civil practiced
i‘lic rombiuntion was too mur b of 81'
,tax upon his strength. Attorney Jud- 5
115011 “ill test quietly until next S1-5uur
day when he will 111111 for He1‘.mudn
was greatly"
them and will main to this city,
when his health is recuperated
~GR£AT MOVING SALE.
This firm ulll mme in new ’l‘.11'lov
Everything must be sold at
'grout sacrifice before January 1.
5 IDA l-II‘tESi-‘Y, H \‘0. Main St.
1
~\\e 111111 111111- big selection of
I'i‘rcc. Reduced prices. . Joseloi‘t,
7:: North Main St.
.5
l
1
-Prize “him. and Pinochle Party,
Thursday owning. Odd i‘ellows' 111111.:
memm
Bllllllllllllli BElEllllil
1111 Eli Willllllllilllll
Brazil 1111111111 Amazon Wire-
less, United States Will
Inleroedo
Threats hr the Brazilian govern-
ment to revoke a permit granted to
1 the Amauon Wireless Company to‘ op-
1lerate wireless service for one thou
5'sand miles along the Amazon River
5sent Commodore E C Benedict on a
5hurried Unit to Secretary of State
Knox to ask for intercession from
:Weshlngton. He returned to New
5Y0rk yesterday, having received as-
lsurances from Mr. Knox that the State.
5Department will do everything in its‘:
power to prevent any lnjustlce.\ir1
Benedict with a party of friends, will
leave on board the yacht Alvina fol-5
South American waters at noon to.5
dar They expect to make a second
trip up the Amazon as far as Manaosl
and hope before they return to clear‘:
the misunderstanding over the v1 irelesst‘
,ar rangements. ‘
The wireless system in question has
'been building for sexen vests
5 forms a chain from Para, at the mouthl
lot the Amazon to Manaos. one thQuS"
,a‘nd miles up the stream. it was on
Itabilshed as the result of Commodore
Benedict‘s famous voyage up the
stream In 1901:, when he made a, cruise;
‘Hor hundreds of miles the wireless
court here today. and was sentenced two y;ears Frank DeAmsto for three wares will travel other wild and “Dex-I
to not less than five and not more than
ten y'eais in state prison.
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V.
05
, *Some new elect lixturecwouid
please 'mother‘. Exc out line at. the;
Reed & Voik Electrical Co.
—Grea.t sale on Jeu'elry, Watches
and Dlamonds. sold below cost. Money '
needed to finish new building. Every-
one has the benefit of this sale before
it mice to New York suction. 1A Tar-
Iov 111 W 1111111131011 St.
W...
Hill!“ Fill"
PANIDIFMITS FlllEli
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LINCOLN CENTER. Karla. Dec. 19.
*Sherlll: Clark and John Schmidt. un-
der conviction for complicity in the
torrid; of 111.11.111.15: Chamberlain,
Id school teacher, were
sentenced by 11111;. Grover In the dis-
trict court today. each being lined 8200
ted to jail untllthe fines and costs are
paid
They will stand commit-
years. .
These officers will be installed at
the first meeting in snuary- -
-lt was. voted to accept the invitation
of Luigi Zupotta Lodge,aml send a
‘ 1 delegation to the masquerade ball to
be held on February 22.
_.::._
eNOTlCE.
The City National Bank.
To accommodate its customers and
the public in general The Citr Na
' tional Bank will be open on Saturday
afternoon and evening, December 23,
90. in: to 3 p. 111.; evening. 7 to 11 p.111.
The bank also has a large supply of
new currency..zoid 111111111191. far the
holidays, which they will be pleased to
furnish thatr-custornersshd all othecs
desiring the some.‘ ,
, _._...........__........._.
f—srécm. VALuss OFFERED,
on Meerschoumsnd 111111 Pipes.
WHELPLEY 0 011.1311.
001'. Main‘ & Washington Sts.
—DOLL GARRIAGEB FOR XMAS.
87' 1351111111111 1171131111011 “doll 1111.
ridges at 1; 12,51. Mitchell, 11111111111
{piored onuntry,
towns and wireless plantations be-
5tween which there now Is no cdmmu- 1
nicatlon save by native messengersJ
1Tbe system was planned, orlxii‘mllv as
1sn adjunct. to. the extensive rubber
operations now established along the.
banks of the Amazon, and Mr. Bone-1
various projects. i
The reason given by the Brazilian
tion of the franchise was that the gov-
ernment is planning a wireless sys-
tem of its own in that region, 1111 it
feared that the two might conflict.
~--Stas handle, sterling mounted
Carving Sets. at The Norwalk 111111.011.
.' 1—Keen Rutter Pecket Knives, ~1-3
off. {1‘. A. Mitchell’s Furniture Store.
+Cutbiil’s, Parcel Delivery. Ofiloo
Wizmore's Drug Store; T015702.
“J
.4150 and five’ccuponl will buy a
inoI gift.
I
iapiece to
most new members during the caste _
ing y.eur
one campaign will be waged.
snd5 adopt this form.
ritual.
ing refreshments were served
, r k imfts.
of ten thousand miles from New 101' , Volk Electric Co.
Vanity 13021;, A «land 11191111 Chritt- ;
1 , _ DrleusI
wit-11111
1111111111
1111111113
South Norwalk is Studio he the
Dumping Ground tortho
State Plumbers x.
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‘ 9'
GRADE BIlIIlllll SlllEEl
Removal of Poles in Washington
Street is Advocatad
‘77.?11. Norwalk is the dumping
1111- statement made by Joseph H. _
Brown :1, in, before the South Is'ortvttlltt1
Board of Councilmen at its adjourned -
meeting held last night Mr. Brown, ,
was speaking in tutor or the adoption ,
of the new plumbing ordinance pre- 1 ,
sealed by the. board of health, which. ,,
(Continued on Second Page.)
«.111 you WANT"
to give your wife a useful Christina
present. 1701 an electrtchstlron in her
stocking. At Reed I Voik Electric Co.
—-.GLOVER’8 THE PLACE.
Store open evenings this week
PALESTIIEMSTLE ,
"AS All!“ MU“ '
o ,
At the meeting of Palestine Cutie. -.
No. 2,A. 0 K mums—11111111111,
held last evening the oflcera M the
ensuing term were nominated and 01-,
\i, ’
ecteid and other business transacted.
The encore elected were u concur ,
Past Commanders—Edward J n:- "
hery.
Commander-Isobarles B. Smith.
Vice Commander—James A. Look. 1»
wood. ,
,,biarshal——Charles Utsinzer. '5
idside Guard—Bane Canzellarlne.
Outside Guard—Joseph Bartlett). Sr.
Trustee—Samuel P. Holmes.
5 D1réctor~Frederick A. Scofleld.
The above officers villi be installed
ion the second Monday in January by ,
aflistrict Deputy Byron C. Mead.
Past Commander Flaherty and Com-
mander Smith offered a box of cigars ._
the member getting the, 1111‘
It is expected that a vigor-
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