nnrry Firn' insurance.
not company) on your honing;
11:}; furnishinns, how. can .
urnlturc in I 111.1111:
my years to the
n
hunt 1115110, 1111's in that pro-
YOU AFFORD T0 WAl'l‘?
TAYLOR RQOLDEN . V
South Norwnlk Trust Co. Bldg.
, u'pntalrn
Telehone 1230
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
1. 1.
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The Norwnllt Bird Club has 11 meet-
ing scheduled 1101' Mdhday evening. 3
d . -
Mrs. Wellington A{.Tolles, of» N61“-
. . walkfis l'lsitlng her gistcrnnd broth~
‘ "er in Glens Falls N 1"‘l’ ' "
"1., N“.—
, ‘iflcgulni 1111111111351; session this cvcning
'in the quarters in M11111 street.
Qiss Dorothy Popper, or i'l111".tf01d
Was tht1 guest of Miss Vl.)o1oth,1 1111-11
11011 of i1‘lrn street 11111: 1l:11 this week.'
'l‘hc monthh pirating 01 the Nor-3
walk itonrd of i1‘i111 l'ndor'utltors it; E
scheduled to ho hold on Monduy fli'iQi'
noon. E
Concord 1111-1511;... No: Sons of
, 'l‘entporattco,uili moot on 11511111 011'
'Mondny cycnltigiot' tin1 \voohli busi-
11essmcoling.
r1
"1
. ~Twe111y-ii1’c—T1'cnrs 11,1111
'1'ery cold. 'l‘h11r11V101111111-1's
, "marks all thr.1 \1'111' down to
- p 1' more below zero.
1' _.._,.-, ..,.___ 1
Lester Wycth, or lioldon 1111111111".
‘ V has left. .\‘ot'1\'ulk ldVgh school and is
" now employed 11101111in in tho Notion
E :1! Bunk of Nor'wulk '
' today was 1'
showed
"lrtt 111
——All kinds Vi intcl Cups 0' litien's
, ..l11l1n H.l)11kin pluno tunoi from
New Y"o1l< will Do in ion 11 1111211 wook. I
Ordets sent to Mshuckcmo iiotel 11ill1
rcccive his attention
The Metropolitan Orchestra of Nor
(walk will hold a regular 11 cckh whom-
no! on Monday evening 111 tho home
of one of the members.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, Lady
Washington Lodge, No, 21, is schedul-
cd to hold a regular bimonthly busi-
‘1iess inceting on Monday evening.
. . Reed Kylo, of Rochester, N. ‘11, '11,
formei' Norwnlk boy and trolley con- E
doctor here last summer, is spending.
11 few days with relatives in town.
"11116135531 .firay, of Morgan avenue,E
employed in New York city, is on-
joying several days' vacation ‘ w Chl
he is spending at his heme in Norwnlk.
1
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John sheehnn, Jr., of High street,
'Norwalk has resigned his position as
clerk. in H. Bach's Grocery. 111 Main
7 Yesterday afternoon he spent
in Bridgoport with friends.
_.—————-;L ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mnikin, of Frank-
, in avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick W'llcOx of Arch street left to
Vny fo ew York city, where they will
,1'Spend till'o' weeks
;" Missed Natalie and Ruth Provost, of
13111111011 and Miss Marguerite Fognr-
y, of Ridgclleid, are the guests of
11's sEdnn 11911111114111.3111: of camp
111111 William 110.11.111.11 Elm stréeti-
h ti l.
Advertlsc in T e Sen no
Miss" Mtlllcnnhvlmkson. one of the
poppinr nnmsinhtho Norwalk tics-
9'1qu endoympn two week’s voca-
' ion which she is spending at home
coring for her mother Hrs. E. M.
dockson. of Film street, who is quite
ill.
Rho 11111511111... Pnpnrstory school
‘ not yet reopened after the. Christ-
inns mention. but the students are re-
, Rinaldo! Mill Imelda! mmlnntion
thing you cat will be digested; noth
I'Bolching. Dizziness, a feeling of full-
’ all the work of a healthy stomach, it
The Trolley men s imion will hold a .
1’ 5111-111,
'111111 11111111 1111111 singing
Ennd their flicntis.
. l<‘1.11';.;u.s'1111,
dining to town from their bombs to .
in minus to. mum to their.
hints» on Wednesday of next wack.’
isjnntloipt'i'tod that this your will
”a W number of Induction oi.
‘1'1'M‘Vn'l1'in 4,111.11
sumo-11111111111 1111111111 '
glstloti 111 film M 111111: '
1151111111 11:1 anything your stomach
craves without" fear of indignation or
mam-1., or that your food win for-
-tnen_t or sour on your stomach. if you
wil tnke n little Dinpepsin occasion
nil} I 1. '
Your meals will taste good. and spy-
in: can ferment or turn into acid or
poison "or stomach gas, which causcs
items after eating, Nausea. indigestion
(like a lump of load in Itomnch). Bli-
loudness. Heartburn. Water brash,
Pain in stomach'and intestines or oth-
or symptoms. -
Headaches from the stomach are ab-
solutely unknown. where this effective
remedy is used. Dlnpcpaln' really does
1111;111:1111. your meals when your atom;
uch can't. A_ single dosc’“‘W‘ill digest
all the food you out and leave .nothing
to forment'or sour and upsct~ the
stomnch. '
Get n large till-cent case of Pope's
Dinpcpsln from your (iruirgist and
start taking now, and In a little while
you will actually brag about you’r
hcd'lthy, strong Stomach. for you than
can eat anything and everything on
want without the slightest discom-
fort or misery. and every particle 'of
impurity and (11111 that is in your stom-
och 11nd intonhtlncs is going to be our-
111ch awuy without thc1 use of lam
tires or any other assistance:
Should you n! this moment be: 111111-
foring from indigestion or any stom-
ach disorder, you c1111 surely got rclirl
within five minutes.
l
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MUN-WWI
1
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llllliT INSTALLATION
OF OFFIGERS HELD
is always the pith-.1115 of 11111 11111313
1111111 \\ 1111111111 llciicf Corps, N11 ",.1_
11nd 11.111111111111111 Post, No. i." (l A.’
ll., 11"11111110111113 inst 11ch 1111111! “Willi
impm 1.111 111'1111111111' lost (1111111111 111'
Iht1 Sons of wi't‘illlltl‘lllll“ hull, i11.\\‘nlif
Litter spa-rims 11'111'1' in or1l1 1".
11111111111111; tho turt'ctnum 1111119 wns
n 1111113111 1111111111111 pint 11111111113133 1
Joyod l)‘ 1l111l111'1:11 111111111111 «11 11111111h11'1's
Tin-111 11’111'11 1'11111111'lts‘hy N. Smith:
lollottt-ti by 11 song l1_1' :1.
1111111'11-1 contrusod of \' Smith l"1.1'gu
551,111 lines (‘fntriot .",11pcn1111 Miss .\'in1l
't‘.111'ptut11 11111! “i! iltm I.1~i’f<:1s011.l
'l‘ho oliiro'rs of Buckingham liollm‘i‘
“ madmantolnuofnmnithinfl
in 1111:1111 tile coronation
of myopy in question. Who'd propnrl‘y '
powers and foliage and the .ouend
E nrthios
' buttont 11 “111111 of 111 bison. 111111
Unit mmmmm.
«111 column «ruinous. -
r1111 l" 13mm torb 111:.913'
ample
oaths Minn. Thor nos-lump 0-1
mp1: who «and war tits ordinary
91w» comma who. 1
“Thu We'd”! notion counw
of!” put- .unwod
ioctor nod n second new tho on to
“mm the run at 111. prov» .1131:
by lilo 60m.
proscribed nnd mndn.‘ Inn. tho
“Bcinntlllc Amorlcnn." the mo lnnnns
hnvo such relation to anch other that
thorn inno distortion. astigmatism or
colored or to the image obtained.
Anoth r German has invented whnt
he onlln police eyeglasses. On tho
side next the face thoy have tiny com
cnvo mirrors which may be extended ‘
nidowins or be folded back so no not
no show. Thsy give the wonrcr it no
in: norml'll night nn Imus of what
in going on nlmost directly behind
him. They are proposod for tho Unr-
lnnn secret police.
Primitive school BockI.
The horn book invented in ”50 and
used considerably up to the clonc of
the eighteenth century ran the usunl
text book of the elementary school.
A thinnlnb of hard wood was rowan
on with parchment. on which worn
printed the capital and smut! lcttcrn.
numerals 1‘ and some elementary
syllables and words. 1 '
‘ Over this a thin sheet of iron
pnrcnt cows horn was pinccd and
firmly bound so that no moisture
could ponctratc. To this the Dildo
and the sampler on which little girls
painfully matched 111: letters of 11111
alphabet. name “Godly saying" 11111
n botdor of herring stitch. or some
conventional pattern of impossible
"Mary Smith. hcr”sn1n1plcr" or 9”.
like. worn about 11)! that tho 1's,hlid~‘
rcn used up to tho boglnning of the .
eighteenth century. ~London (11111121.N i
Bird: Rob Ohio' Farmers. f
Muritnrctln toWnnhip lurincrs wontV
out with guns for 11 pair of tlilo'ving‘
hlutrkblrds. l’rcrl' lllnir suw 111111 of the
11111 turning his dwoillun through a;
Window with his rnmr in its mouth.j
The birds lnhnhilcd :1 hip clot lroo "
in 21 fluid 11.11111 tho outskirts of tho
1311111111 of '111111111'11. A 1111111111 1111 mor- .5
ed 11'l1mdm in 11 mulch sovmnl fort?
111111111 1111.1 u11111n1l.’l‘111~r11 wow nnm-‘
crouo spools of thrcnd. novcrul 'tl1i1n->
hips, pins. noodles, hairpins. small
of 11"11111iur. nppnroi toilnr
lon '
Muhammm—mu—q
cuso knifcu.
The bimkhlrdn sci tlo 11mm: of‘
farmers coming 11111! is} 111111111111: 111 1k-
chot managed to mnko their weapofi
'l‘ht-y urn holim'od to l1111'11 11.141111111411111 '
11 111111' "icnro."-~(.‘l111'olnnd l’lnln=
9111101:- 1 .1111.
Lculninnl FldI' '
Fists as 1.1er 1111 11 llMl'i mum
.1" '1
5:...
3'l.
E‘lorps worn tin-n instullcd by Mrth'inlly rlpc worn on exhibition kum‘
1
51111111 l“.lto_\11ol1ls.ofllnrlfoul.
Anothor son): 11111-1 thou 10111!ch in V1
llll‘ quarttc. lollowcd by tho installa-
tion of the ollicols of Buckingham:
11011. 11.1 l’nst (‘ommnndcr P‘llwlli‘d L‘.
P11111111 of Norolon. 11a follows: I
Commander—George S. \orth.
Senior ficc-Commnndew George A. l
\i'hitc,
Junior VioeComlnnndermG. A.;
Frnukc. .
Quartormustcr—Georgc W. Ray-‘1
mond.
S111u11on—Goorgc l. lluxton.
(‘hnplain -.ln1nos S. l.1on
()lllcm of the D111 ~~Alouso Wheeler
Officer of the (lunrd-—,ln;mcs ii: \i l\'-
on
l‘ntriotic Instr rim—~11. D. liuzznrd.
Adjutant—«Will 11m A. Kellogg.
Scygennt~Mnjor—'—A. C. Golding.
Quartermaster Sergeant—Thomas
Bradley.
After the installation nll adjourned;
to the post rooms for supper. after
which a social hour was spent by
speechmnking by Department Com-
mander Richard J. Cutbill, of South
Norwalk; Assistant Adjutant General
Henry J. Seeiey, of Bridgeport; Do
partmen-t Instigator Willinm B. Dang-
lnss, of New Britain; MedicnlDirector
M. W. Robinson, of Noroton; Rev Mr.
Zeiter of South Norwallg and others.
The Relief Corps omcérs follow:
Fresident—Kate M. Sherwood.
Senior VisolPresldcnt~Mnrtha B.
Horton!"
Junior
Bodied}.
Secretary—«Ada Id Byin'gton.
Treasurer—Mary W. Pclton.
.Chnplnlneltlnrgnret A. Friel
Conductor—~Deila A. Wilconon. '
Guard—Ann 11.01.111.111.
- Assistant Conductor—Ella Faulds.
Assistant Guard—Mary Decker. .
. Press Correspondent-40119 Middle
brook. 'V
First Color Roughness Roberts. .
9-1: nnd (‘olo'r Bénrlar~Edlth Kline.
'i‘hlrd Color Boarcr~lmosono St.
George.
Fourth Color Bearer—Bell 11113111111.
Musician—Mn V. Footo. ' ‘
Doughty to Departmont Convontton
vL-Mnrgaret Peck.
. Alternate-Bell W. Rider.
at w-
W '
The Sentinel Wnnt' columns one 1::
Vice-Presldent—Electn J.
.1, 11 .i_.
[fruit mutums cspot'lnily
' nnd frcrncs have put forth as mound
mil"
clam». Ho says it take”: him no hint
'Icionoc hurts me for 11.! nm «Minn
'you' fit). Mn! God forgive m6." .'.'.'
'L'nhon'i" nnd Won Poor in in) tin
- m clin'I' pony.
'rani‘hlmrglh. 11111111 inducncwtbny mu
1 gym 1‘1 11111111111111
" IRIIRM’
inning hucn 111111111! on the 111111» oft
Murillo l‘ruuklin in this city. The.
its in tho host 1111p of this portion,
and one crop 111111 11111 or 1111111 The
trees grow from sprouts and thrivo
under any and all conditions. 'lho
curly and
could be made the source of trout rov-
cnue if used as the basis for cunning
and preaching for the 111.11 11111 Truss
that. are aifsrtcd by tho into frosts
crop. -llnton llouxo correspondence
Now Orlouns ‘l‘imes- Democrat.
’- ' Doctor the am Pic Maker.
Dr. Silnn E. McDonald is Onk l’nrk'l
slur pumpkin pic tnskor. His recipe
won tho prize position in the Euclid
Avonuo Methodist Episcopal Church's
cook book. ,_
Ho said his mother made good
pumpkin pic, but his wife's was hot-
tor, and no foilowod her plan. Here
it in:
"To one quart of properly stewed
pumpkin. pressed through colander.
add enough good rich milk to moisten
it. n teaspoonfnl of, salt. onchnlf cup
of molasses. one tnblcspoonfui of
singer and one tonspoonful of nut-
mox. Bake in moderate oven."
m
Only n hummer Dog.
A little boy 'wan' entertaining tho
minister until his mother could com-
plete her toilet. The minister to mnkn
congenial conversation inquired:
"Have you a dog?”
"Yes, air. a dachshund.” responded
the lad. '
"Where is he?" questioned tho
dominie. knowing the way to n boy’I
heart.
“an01: 89111111 him sway for tho
to go in and out the door he cooln
tho whole house luff—Success. .
Racing 11 Conscience.
Mrs. A. 'l'. Chonault inst, wank ro-
«ivod n letter. postmarked Cincinnati
containing 11110 bill and the follow1
in; letter: , ,
"A long time no 1 cheated you.
Now I not growing old and my con
11:; Chennult 1mm clue to tho
undor.-—-Rlchmond (K11) Rhulntcr.
W
R-Indc'n Apponl to Ro'olr Thlsvon.
Charlo- Roado'n of 111111111111:
sold. it oontninn tho following nuts:
‘thnrloI. Rout—Plans. Itonl mne-
. l" in! fink climb
to' bin I 1.111: for mow—4W»
3. Adm invcntoclinh «vi-3|"
virus:
n ninxlo 11111-1 ' ',
.frnmn. n m obicctivn ion-.111- col; ;.
. .0. . ,
BAXI'IR, P. R.
nmonnnunu. win. ';-' '
MM VAR! I).
can'tnLLANo n nnnou-u
cttnono PHARMACY
curmno Horst.
COLEMAN, F. n.
cuuno
'ntsnbn', Lsounno
1111311111353. A. 111.
1111111.: HOTEL
re Gibson 100 01g
«111111: "1111c: 1111va «can: i. 1111111111 on. or nsw' ’1
Your om! snowman .nv 1 '
E The Old Well Cigar Company
NOW 0” RA WIVTVH Tl‘ll FOLLOWING MALIRO:
tumour» HOTEL
noun
110111111. 3'.
111:0. 11. “:1
. 1 1.1101111
1111113111. s. 11.
s'rtLLcou' Powcu. co. '
' WHILPLEY n CLARK
wmnoaz. w 11., o co.
. nonwALK
BAURHN. c.
GLENDENINO. H..V I 00.
TONIGHT
515. ill) and $18 ()0 Dresses 87. 98
Sec Window Dleiny.
1 Serge Drones. Silk Drum,1hls season's smartest styles; _V_
‘ more: only one of n kind. 11101111113111 this lot Sold for loss than ‘
315; others to 518.011 sale 87 98 No 111911110111. .-
. . COATS AT LUW PRICES
19.00 cons ......................................... . m E"
01:11 1111111 HOTEL . HAY: 4.1. ..
32:91511'33‘523'} ND! QMW “ELM; hK‘ErLEan".E'-. 612.00 COATS . 1 ...... .. ........ . “1
' I ' 1 '11 1 ‘ :u'. ....... .....:‘...-::}':..-":-o's ..... ‘
cranes , - . l t “63?? if Moo 18120110 cons . . _ .
Kns'rcAu'ron. K. . V1 moss“. Vinson:
LAvonN, ms. .1. . . 1 ”can" 33700 wmsrs. ..... t .........
111.11.; 11.19... ' ~ sorrow” “ .
1 s n n. ' -- .
manna nvnov wank?“ 90c BVLANKETS . .......... ......... .. . . . - V
1 , 50cBELTB.... ...... _. ........... 25c
.... 9c Anosxnnoonvounn new};
' ' socnurrnrms .......... .........T... ......... . ............. .3911"
Doc snon'rs ...... . ....... .. ...... ................... 39g
, “Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
Our Entire Stock of
Men’s...» Women’s _. and
Children’ 3 Shoes, Arc-
tics,
"Rubber Boots,
Slippers, and Warm-
lined Shoes 81 Slippers
The White Shoe Store
90 Washmglfil Streét
South Norwalk
1
2:13——
REPUBLlllAll 1101.51111-
_ REIT VERY 8180“
(Continued from first page.)
4.2.22.5!
will offor tothc Manchu: on their nub-
mlsslon. 'l‘h'cso hrs much moro iron
woos than was at first believed would
beV'tho case. They include. the concoc-
sion of 11.11 summer pulses and the
Forbidden City in Poking with equal
civic rights and duties bouillon life
pensions.
'l‘ho, cnbinct. nominated by President
Sun anSon is regarded mummy an
a strong one. Most of tho manages
named acccmcd the port-folio: offered
them immediately. but Wang Chung-
Woi declined that of forciEn nffalrs.
This. howovcr, in rosardod‘horc' as .11
form of concession on his part to the
seniority of Dr. Wu Tluz~anx, who in
his turn thugs Wong Chung-Wei to ac‘
com the post offered him. '
President Sun Ynt- Son showed some
hesitation in the appointment of Can-
tonese, no he desires not to seem to
show too much preformed on them in
forming his cabinet.
Yale. London, Paris and Berlin, in nil
honors. no is an oxtraordlnirily bril-
linnt lawyer.
Dr. Wu 'l‘tlngdl‘nns insists that there
must. be up difdoroncep of opinion.
1:111:11. chc mem'lieroot the Republican
government. and that all must show
Imnwervin'g. loyalty to the ' president.
Pornonnm who are ontromely well-
infortned rounding tho plans of the
rbvolutionu-y lenders any that it is
very likely that TnnsShno-Yi, who won
sent hero as the up emotive of Pro
111101- 11111111 Sin-Rn! at the peace con-
fondue, but who 1m inter dluvowod.
will ovon'tunliy nodcpt once 1111111: Ro-
pubilcnn government. in the nine
' sum: it in issé‘rtlid that tho rising!
among the 1111116111111 to'vommont troops
north nro 11111an 11:11 at n' genera
Icons no 01111136 011111911 tinny. it in
dooln'nd in tho-Md ion. W Icon
'loln' tho revolution. ' whole arch.
“Million of “6‘. W" W Chin!
Wang Chung~Wcti in n 31191111111111 of'
of which universities he passed with,
at unchow nnd 111111: pin‘dcn' in tho
.Iohctnn of revolt mind the tavern-1»
11111! 81111111; Tong, it is bclimod also
am also propuxcd to rise.
Ahsolutc confidence prevails nmonnE
the lottdcrs of the revolution that the
position of the Poking government and:
of Promicr \unn Sill R111 is 11 liopclcss
onc.1‘udn Shi-Kul is In reality a prls E
611111" in Poking, it is sold. 11111! his lilo
is in dangor at every moment. He in
ondcsvoring to convince the Mnnchus
that ho is their faithful friend, nnd ho
dare not mnkc n move in the other di-
rection even should he. desire. to do
so. 1.
President Sun Yul-Sen says that his
main desire now is“ for peace and
prompt recognition of the Chinese ro-
public by the foreign powers. The
.bcliigorency of the Republican govern-
ment, will. he bolloves, promptly put
an end to. tho hopeless stmlpgie now
being carried on by the old govern-
ment and will permit the unfortunate
country and the outside world 1to reap
111119 benefit of the changed conditions.
His terms offered by the Republican
government to the Mnnchus include
the free grant of the Forbidden City
and the summer palm in Peking
whidlwm worth hundreds of millions
in dollars. in a‘dditlon they will he
accorded life pensions and other con-
cessions to equaline citizenship. in the
holding of other under the state.
‘ The good faith of the Republicans
is shown by the foot that the Mnnchus
in the southern provinces nre'now be-
ing supported. fed and clothed by the
revolutionaries and any abuse of them
is severely punished by the Republi-
can government. '
DEPORIFTIONS, INHBELLE ISLAND
‘ 0113:. V
Attorneys. John J. Watchinnd J. Bot.
den Hurlbutt, of Nor-walk. are in New .
York today tnkinp depositions in the
once of Woldron o Riordan vs. 'lllte
Belle Island lmprgyoment Association
lncorporntod. ~
The 11min we'll.known, having been
thrashed out in the local courts with
n ludtmont. «mos to the plnintlif.
The 1111me 1.de nud- 111111 111111
be hcnrd ln.Brldcnort on 'i‘uondnv of
next week. , . - - »
.Wnlsh It: Robbed nro thcplnlnllfl‘m
6mm nlld “album 1&V-MrdOMI1
tisnt'o'rcounuh
“'1'. "1.
Three Cans" Milk
-. D I I u
' ' )
Walter Baker 3 Cocoa or Chocolate ., 1913
flood lluttcr, per lb. ........... 32c] Seeded Raisins pkg. .. ........ .100
erunted Eggs. per dozen ..... 30:1. " lbs. Prunes f0. ......... . ...... 25°
'2 lbs, Pure Lard ............... 25ciCmnberrics. per qt. ............. 10°
1 Layer Figs, lb ................. 15c' Evaporated Apples, pkg. ...... .150
l
tornngcn, Apples Grapes, Grape Fruit.
lV Uelery
“ONORTH MMN ST.
; SPECIAL i
E City Meeting E
1 1
1111111111 ('lilirc.
, South Norwnlk. Conn.
1 Notit'c is‘ horcby given that 11 city
; llll‘l'lllll! of tho voters of said city will
he hold at Quitlncr‘s iinll, ilullrond
11\'1111111' in this city, ou'l‘hurfiday, Jan-
i."111r_1 it 191: .11 ‘1 0'1. ock p 111 1111111
upon the ourstion or disapproval of
thci 1111 rule of 11l1111 mills laid or lev-
'_ led by tho 11mm of idstimuic and Tux-
.utiou oi said city. at its mot-ting held
{1111 the 2111! 111111.. 11111! to take such no
E lion in rotation thereto as to said city
'111‘t._1' meeting shnil seem proper. 011-
l pedicni or advisable.
Dated at South Norwnlk, January 6
VllllL’.
WM. li‘. TA M MANY.
jli it Mayor of Said City.
1
A girl isnt afraid when she1 tnkcg 11.
111p in 11 train of talking in her sleep
but of snoring.
..__.~......1.M ——-————.
C 0 Fitch. 60 defeated F. 1. Jones,
160, in the Norwnik (‘iub pool tourna-
i ment last night, 60 to 42.
3 Mary Burns, Helen Rutchford and,
1 Helen Murphy have resumed their stu-
dies at laurolton Hull, Milford, after
the vacation. ,
Stmet Commissioner C. I Bylngton.
of Norwaik is u~ on sand to prevent
the citizens from slipping on the bills
and on the Wall street bridge
At the meeting of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. No. 42. I. 0.0.111, which was
held last evening, arrangements were
made for attending the ladies night.
at Our Brothel-5' Lodge, in Norwaik
on Tuesday evening. 0!: the 19th inst:
the onloors will his installed. At the
conclusion ‘of‘ last night‘s business“
meeting a social houdr was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
William Hnnion, the young .mnn
whose cane wasto have come up in
the South Nor-walk end of the Town
Court this inorninz boforeJndse Ed-
ward M. Lockwood. failed to put in
an 'nppcarnnco and Judge Lockwood
directed the police to apprehend'bim
and bring him into court on Monday
morning.re . refusing to allow the defcn
dnnt to forfeit his bond Hanlo‘n was
arrested sometime ago on the charge
of intoxication.
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Basketball Notes.
The Stamford loam will play the
Sixth Company five on Monday night
in the third game of the Norwalk‘
Stamford series. A strong addition
to this basketball nttrncllon will be
the game between the iligh School
1011111 11171! the freshmen five of New
York 1 11i1"erslty
Stamford and Norwnlk are again
r-cdhot xivnls in basketball” and the
retcnt game at Stamford was the
11.111159 ot‘ muth hnrd fooling toward the
Stamford bnsk11tbnlllsts.Mondny'n
some will draw interest,of out-ofdovm'
folks to a great degree and it is car»
tuln that from the first whistle this
coming game will arouse excitement '
that will last to the end. Also the
state championship in at stake and
111 such a time the locals can bode
pended upon mom than eyer.
And that game at 8:15 p. m., when,
the Highs will line up against the; .1,
N. Y. U. freshmen, will be a cork".
The N. H. S. five has been playing.
a game that has brought homentho
luurels against High School teams in ”
the past. and the question now in, '
whether or not they are Classy 11th
to get away with the colleginns. MonJ
day night 'will tell the story.
Dancing after the games. ~_ ~
Merrill Collepc Team Lonon. -
The Naval Militia basketball team
put the kibosh onthc Merrill Com '3'
five last night, when they snarled
them under to the tune of $0 to 11;;
The college men were completely'oub-
classed at every stage of'thc some Ind.
‘nt no 111119111111 they have an oppor- .
tunity to measure up to the sine or .
their opponents. This was the third.
game of a series of' thi‘eo, 'all of ‘
which were won by tho tackles in no 1;
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uncertain manner.
0n the 19th inst-.- lhe Nam Mill“. '
him will journey to Stamford, when ,
they will meet the socbnd team of tho'
Ninth Company. (1A. C..C. N. 0.. o! ,.
that place, in which is expected to be 3 '
a hot contest.
The lineup of last night's games run
as follows: .
NAVAL .
Museum”...
. ‘ Left forwardu
Center.
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- Left guard.
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Norwalk Chronicler