stools which offer aseptic-tat
‘ Grands ..
51Matson dc Blane.
we admit vE.5. NEW roan
Children's "Chats, Dresses, etc. - 1
Decided reductions have. boon made throughout our satire
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opportunity for money saving. '
OUR BOOKLET “JANUARY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD LINENB"
WILL BE CBEERFUDLY HAILED. .
l
i
s51 limit of near human intelli-
11 1 MABEL cannw
millis'a.i5’1iquant18tar. in Charac-
‘Donn‘s.
um R. KEENE scour?“
ayln r Screamingiy Liuiiih'ble
.1Fla frodigal. "
Paco warden.
Vork'a Favorite Singing Come
einn. '
Walker
, ,1,” 1
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OEORGE 'N. BROWN
fiifiw by3 George w. Basaett. New
, wane. Champion Walker. 1: t. ~
.Ulti tilt ., 1 . '
: Milli ‘ 5—.
1A1‘5I'ES5T AND BEST MOTION PIC-
1Tuaas.
s
- ‘James it. Keene and (lompany. plating
' or, will appear as contestints in a
1 llOY'f'S THEATRE.
All entire change of prosaic opened
at Hoyt's Thostre this afternoon and!
proved to be one Of the best. The
daintiesi. slid most pretentious animal
novelty in atomistic ‘Europe a founder
aggregation of animal aristocrats. Kill-
1 tlng' a miniature circus including dogs.
cats rabbits, piyeona, all trained to the
limit of near human inteligence. in.
delightful and amusing feats. indicated
that a rich. «are delight is in store for
all. Mabel Carew. vuudevllie'a most
plqunnt star. appears in character
dances. Another special attraction is
the season's . newest laughinltr hit.l
their screamingly laughable playlet.
The Adult. Fred W. Watson. New
York' a favorite singing comedian is an-
other special attraction for the weekfi
Worid' s clla'tnpion heel and toe walker.
George ll. Brown. unlisted by George
W. Baasctt1 England's champion w'aikv
thiiiling walking 1pxuiuitlon lltirintl
the engagement Mr. Brown will defend .
his title by accepting challenges from
any man for any distance Tli’fb in 1a-
amtliing ever presented on any stage.
No advance in prices for this extraoru
dinury“tremendously expensitie bill.
This is another one of our special and
notable programs. Motion pictures of
thelnteat and best.
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'LOVERSfi
“The Place"
rou'aaitiilatw11 ~
sadism R. G.
Layton. H Mathew-
'h 111115150111. Dublin: M
A Few Qdd Pieces of
U at Greatly Reduced
Prices
. $28 Birdseye Maple Bed .,$19.50
$2: Mahogany Bed $15.95
Dag—Mahogany Dresser ..$tg.oo
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Dresser” ..... . . . . .$19. 00
$23 Mahogany Dresser ... $15 so
" 1 $22 Mahogany Chlifonicr..$rq.oo
.134 136 Washington Sires
Hui-tier.
Course of Lectures at
Norwalk High School
Under Auspices of
TOWN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
by Prof. Christian Gauss
on "The Great Masters of Literature"
Goethe, “Man. the Mirror of the
World'; Rosaian. “The Return to Na.
ttire"; lbsen.“‘The North and Modern
Drama"; Tolstoi. “Russia and Reform"
Course Tickets 3..1.25 ’
Single Tickets .56:
Tickets may be obtained from Teach-
era and at. the Public Libraries
F urntture
TileA. J.Augevin‘e
' 8: Son Co.
\ . JOLLY rlvE DANCE ,;~
eJolly Five entertained a large
num r of their friends at their dance
which1 was held at Quittner’ 3 6911.3“-
urd‘ay‘ e‘v'cnln'g The affair was given
for the benefit of St. mdialaus. Hun-
gai‘ialt'li. is. Church and was success-
ml in ovaryrway.‘ The music wast
t‘ stimulus. the yacht people danced un-
til midnight. ‘ ‘ t a ' * ~-
WW9.
advertise iii Th6 Sentinel.
limo illustrate tits alumnus patina
' the tactful and tactlsss wits. it is law
be presumed that the tactleu wife is
with relatives in
: ua, Oh’ FADE'
. si'de
f to receive a formal invitation to vial.
athletic exhibition that out'dlaiancea .
. have the nerve to sit. there. and say.
'l’hia’ is list we? of humid: attentio-
informing her husband that her no-
that- is soon to make them a visit.
Something like the followina diatomic
ensues:
Bile-J1 had a letter from mamm
this morning. ”
lie—“Did. hey!
ant. if true"
Sho-u-"She'a starting for the sold
”on”
Ho-"8ay. she's not going tor—4'
She—"She will spend a few dayr
Virginia, and than
she will come and visit us in Wash-
inxtou for a few weeks probably for
not more than a month ”Poor. dear
momma, i shall be so glad to as!
her!"
He-“Not more than a mouth with
lint it ii kind of a cul-
arrangenlent. isn‘t it? Who tap
Vite her?"
Bhe-—«"Wall. I hope things haysn'd
come to such a pass,_ John Gittliiny.
that lily own poor. dear mother has
l-lishly unitnport
m.- 0'
lle——"0li. wa'll tin ‘thslal‘k about
the come- council-spans thing. Did
you invite her to swoop down upon
me for a month?
8he-"No. i did not I didn't cop
alder such a thing necessary. - 1'.
like to know if—~~_~"
Hoe-"Well. there are a few thing!
that l'd like to know. myself. won.
do i acute in this same. anyhow? It‘d
my plant hat-e. isn't it? i suppose l'vd
l'xot Just a little teenchy bit to say
about what comes off under this root.
haven't if"
8he-~"0h if you are going to throw
it up to me again that you W M
rant..1aad that you settle the noon"!
bill. snot—w ' :
lie—"Pin not throwing up any:
thing. But i want to tail you
thing. and it aoea as it lays.
that is that l'm to be consulted when.
this invitinx business ill the order 1'
the day. l'm not going to have
bunch of drillers sad kickers career“
in: down upon this plant and trying
to. run things to anti. themaelyas. and
bulldosint everbods around and set}
ting to work to start sompthlnx oval-1'
twenty minutes or so and-—"
“oi—"Oh theta it. is it? watt
'suppoae you consulted the when you
invited your sister and her two br'sta'1
o"di‘ift. in here. as you c'all it. last'
wointcr. and stay nearly six weeks.
with the pair of ill-bred young ones
howling all over theaters .day not!
.night. and your sister sticking her
noae into everything and trying to
direct folks about their own bilat-
ncaa. and--"
How—"1,80 my sister's visittsticka in
your cram-down“ illustr- tbs iii-as
dais youzvs lot that smelt outs of your:
system. While wall! And ytou pros
tending to like her so much. and two
be so dead musheti on her children,
and hero v’ourc tailing am brats
and—v” '
Shew‘WVe'li lust stick to the point
at issue. if you please. i didn‘t in-
vite her. did i? You didn't consult
with me when you invited her, did
you—wye'a or no?"
He-"0ll. you're going to try to
herd me up in a corner and pin no
to the wall on that point. are youf
Well you 're not all the same; see!
i decline to be pinned But i'm telling
you this; i don't hate to co ult you
about having my own people como'
here to myown dump to see me. You
can stick that on the end of‘your
hat pin and toast it over a slow firs
if you want to." .
Shed-"Oh, indeed?
And yet 101!
that you expect. me to come to mid
and consult with you when l invite
my own mother to—~~—-"
He»“0hoi Then you did turns
her. hey?”
8ho-—“lt doesn't make a particle ed
diner-sacs whether i did or not; you
say that you don't have to ash in.
about having your people coins, here.'
and yet you lists. the assurance to
tell me that—aw" -
lie—~“Jusi. hold on a minute! Who's
paying the freight here. anyhow-l"
She-““011 if you’re going to get
on that mash. cheap remark addin-
about paying the' Soil-shout expense”
m“+__ N
‘~H&¥"We 'll has that stud about
what's my business, if you plead.
The thing for you to do is to get It
do everything that i do. “’undbraldnd‘l‘
There‘s lust a little shade on the
situation comind‘ to: me. I thought
the proprietor of this sham. and tha'
sooner you see it the better it's W
to lib for you. Will can’t get lint. you
know, with that demand of you for
.all of the prerogatives of a wool *ih
addition to all the privileges} of .a
man. bet that firmly fixed in the back
of your head and you’llhava learned
sodiuthihgh'f ‘
suit-won tinny-lolly!
and Put to sit at, your feel. or better.
dilow too. to»; pay! , my poor.
dear- mammam ,,
Her—"Your pilot. dear naming, hay:
You don't.» ya iodine in “slime! that-'1
list. 9 it 98111111
rish't. all rifi it worth
' ladle poor. «it We
1 like to have a life-ciao penal or...”
1. 11nd of trouble that she baan‘tfit‘srtad.
wound hora. l’d like to have the bills
—~aa if it wasn‘t your business to do ‘
out of your diced that you' re loin: to "
indeed!
You re the grand ino'aui. nreut you: ‘
travel at your fee-13. and be; you to '
atomistic, sympathetic stuff about 1. 1
takd car’s “the hermit 1111:1111
1liatahstdticsd party with a wart‘ on
‘flil. nus didsrsst binds oi mm .
W5 I ”Mi m. TM” 'M‘ 1_
0'!“ yours. I'd '
illism'diow tiara lyou talk about my , ~ ,
nether in that matter. liter all tits ‘
rouhle she's hail—4L"
ilk-“Ye eh. trouble: if there a any
prints to use What——-"
' Bho—J‘You shalt'tiscandaliss her“ it
that way. so the" now! lt’ a part-
ieot s-svshamo the w-w-wayrvny'you
occarry on w~w~whsn 1......"
Here the tactic-as wife begins to
dub at her ayes with a little wad of 1
a pocket haulikerclilsf, and the whole"
situation is last the mess and the hash
that the tacti‘eaa Wife ioredoomed it
to be fmm'the minute aha tired her
opening gun.
The tsctfuLwife does it quite dif-
ferently. When he comet: from the
silica he finds ltsl' seated. In such.
vloualy distressed fume of. mind. with
a iushrscelved letter in her lap.
Than somethina like'this conversation
STAMFORD
If we had to buy fresh air by:
0115““:
“hum.“ up! “1,110.. 11111-111111“. tltc burtcl we would. probably be
from?" ' 1 11 careful to are that we had t-ttough
She—«“Oh. never inlnti, dear.~ it's
nothing important. Don't bother for 0"" health. anti 11"“ “"135 we
about it." bought was pure
Ho———"l know but vtiu look kind 0'
blue. What's the answer?"
Show-J'Oh. well, 4'“ lust write her
ind tell her that—~"
lie—~"erts‘ who.
what?"
She —-"NW. my dear. i don't want
‘0 get: you all disturbed. for I know
how ‘llfl‘d you’re workina' lately.
\nth. We not a lovely shad for
dinner. and Pi! tell you after dinner
liut since we can have all we
want for nothing, some (if its shut
up our houses and boat the same
old air over and over by a steam
or hot water heater.1
A Stamford Furnace will keep:1
your house filled with pure, fresh
who «4' 1 ; air. at a comfortable temperature
item-“Oh; any. out. thatwl'in 'tnors
“1“ seven year-scold. What‘s 1.1.1". in the Cili(iC$i \tcailicr.1
mother pot to say in the lotterf‘t, i
Bur—”Oh.wsll, if you must know. FOR SALE BY
she's cousin. to Virginia. and then- ‘
Horace R. Nash
and tell h .-.r
but its!“ mind. 1l1'll‘lfl‘ll0 l0 "MI” ”I" citsed man. the district attorney and. wmmt Pointy—6:“). 10: 00¢ a. 111418986.
lollflliorutblt“ 5 1 h in few clerks and a dozen newspaper °:fi%°ar"”,:5°%1:‘°21§11’?1 001 6m 00 ’1 “11
mg; on e’a polo us are. you earlier North Main and West atrasis. m.en The general public will be ex "graft-035.5009. 8036,0111 :‘oo; 1 0.1-
: ail-whim. thst'a what she writes. “ MM“ i P5555555“ 5'" 5°"”“ “5'5 5 5° " “5 3‘“ '
but pm not my“ to have you put. i Upon his appearance in the little .3 .caowai. Wt“ “
out. the way you fasluout the poor m {cage in the middle of the courtroom.'1,
old «“1 “an..." P‘hocflul‘ 80" “on. .Rirhcaons will give forntal notice to‘1. N Postofflce
"0“"031 I “3‘“- ~ 1 5N.“ I can . TO BE 81“?!" itha court of the desire of their clienl.1 1 0" WI“!
in“ the M 1“ ”f1“ “0'1! “338' . 151th change his plea of not guilty to the1'1 1“ rig-I‘ll- Duo-misc . f
55508 “I“! :15 “W5 h 11. (Continued from First Pn'5'51indictm'ent charging him with the mar is. ,0 : $1ng111., dwmm , '
1|st fl" ““5 nay, ut “” 1.119.. of Miss tinnell ”:80 a. u:.—West and South Norwalh.
istan. my dear. i simply will not- many necesaura and permanent int-i1I d e 8 dr 11 “1111 111“ 111011111111tiliztgommm~ugles31aliol11estm wait. Norwal
consent to it that you be made provemenlrin and arounTlhe church 5' '5 a" c :10 111 th 1,1110“ liissp'm. —icaat anti South Norwalk.
nervous and nah-liar lithium-twin" aim minty were made such as that ”"“ m‘mem 3' 5" “5 e ‘5 liige 3513,3131?! 11031111811111.1111. m-"
m! hate when I know. so "well that' "mu“; 0‘ ”11,1 “Hand“ 11“ 1111.11” ltr directly it he so desires. tlpon1.: . p. .1.-- ”“1 e 1
you-well.1thatiyou are not particu- rial iron fence in front of the churohi learning from quhoson 5h” web ”£3355 giggghgggotfdh will“: and
‘5'” 5°“ 55' 5°" ““5“" 5‘” 4° and rector lid the la in of the cnpi his intention. Clerk John P Manning 5 ’ 0.1.11 “'
be expected. 1 know, for it's natural 3" a y 3 i will read he inflame,“ endin with 6:30p. m.—-East. eat and so. Not-walk.
in lead“; t rhino lie was leasetii ‘ g '8 8009. In- tam! Bo Nat-walk.
”“55““ “mm“ M". curtain “5"“ d it 0 D .tho words “and what say you now tut ' autigisyai and Holidays.
thout u..". mothsrsdh-law. 1 mm,“ to any all this was accomplished and 11111 1 dictmcnt?" t1, L“. m“ on. n 513 .
and so l'ii writs to her and tell its: all the other espouse: ot the llill'ilil‘ 1‘1'1 1 1 d 1 . 111111 1 minder muscltmn££1=30 :5 at. t
~~~~~~~~~ " ,1 were met without littrdeuing the pen-'1» 11Rlc1‘ 05"“ 5 "we c o I :1: & 11a1.m -—Ali11t1l1l1i;1eost:om3n1 " 1
He~"Look here. i never said that pic with extra collections. and after. “5 ‘51‘ 1 1 111- 1 di 1 111 at ’iéfimtsa m. Legumes: or Bridxeport.
1 waa'dovrn “u ’0‘" WMV- Where meeting all the obligations of the it 55” “e" “3 5‘ ‘ u“ ,.5 “ Hg g3: gzgogianléggffin 1k hum
did J'Oll 0"" Pk" “’5'1‘“ notion? year. botn‘ordinary and extraordinary. 1totney 5° mote 50" immediate sen lllzooa. til—Dart. West out! So. Norwalk.
9: course she's itins‘h‘ cranky and 1111111111 111” 11111111111111.11101111111111, or 01111 more. at 88k for a brief delay. 1 1561610 pmm.—&l:;1nii‘}1i1g1dg1igigg. No
5””‘55' “55 '5‘ mwmm'" $3. 060 Adding to this the 01000 in5 The “w” my “5‘" 595‘" ““mmm 122305;“ E555“ a 8 ill a tale
Shhm‘" 0”“ m“ “‘0" what; 5 Tilmt‘ to think the matter over i)(’f)l‘5f' 3'15 P- ””3“" w ““ °"'
1.011 ”m the 1”. time "1. was hare-— ithe bank to the credit of the parish lie111m110111111n111 11011111111111 01 11118111 1111111510091 in ”R2333? Brooklyn and South
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u t he 1.101 1 .n. 31 and all had on; hand is)“ begin the new year 1111111111 1111111111111 0111116 (11111011110111 1 down Esstswle‘standsd Norwatk.
‘hai my home “5' everything 50 more 55“ 5655 But whateier may he the Oiitcomeilooam luv—East West and So. Norwaln.
one, adfl'th not going to have tour 'lilia was a veritable and agreeable di tod 1111111111011 11 1 Citation window open from s until to
grow fimflllu‘liod in the Mill bl'u" surprise to the hit-go congregation tire °f "‘5 ”5°C“ “5 (:55 1 d n. a anus. postmaster.
biwdflay 11,01. here. don't m, tot 11111111 “1111,11me "111 parish 10 he in ultimate late is renal cd ly 2:00 1 11
"eterflhing on me that lady. 111 splendid and flourishing condition lawyers on resting in the court 01 last1
'tio ‘t hello“ you want her to come “11 111111.111”, congratulated the 11111011111 appeals. in this state. the gosbrnor:
yotlraelf Yen “5““ "'5 he "5'“ 101011 their generosity and couperatlon ““51 (5°“m'515 i ‘ 55 5'
rail her visit 0“ mighty hard. and. . Before the Richemn .0358 winches —
.m. which made it possible for him to pro
spew-ton John you know that ll isont such it creditable toport.
unlit her. but i was only thinking in the course of his remarks it‘r.
lbout those little cross momenta thatl lCarroll announced that it was the dot
the ll“. and you ~- ' ' sire of the Hi. Rev. Bishop. and be
How "Well i know all about lhal- believed the will of the people that at
3:151 I55:r::t5yunl5in5d" 1;“:12’1” to b' ‘ parochial school should be erected dur-1
‘ ° 1 , ' "I” log the vm und while be full lealig
She Well ‘5 you stout 5h. 0klied the magnitude of tits proposition
dour? Do you mean to say that Put
1., write mantma that she .- 10 come, 1and the amount of labor it entailed.’
still he dld‘not fear it and relying on
and that everything will he lately. 1
and that you are just as anxious—m " 1 the assistance of Almighty God andt
He~~"Sure. Tell the old girl any- the hourly cooperation and generosityi'
fill or you lllto. We sot Iouilns lot the people as hoped to be soon nble
“3‘1“" “’- F‘“ ‘3- 'll kind “'1‘“ to undertake the work. Father Carol
1° 5““ 5‘" around 5"" ‘ spell ““5 i roll is ably assisted in the work of the‘
{595* 5' u" 5w“ for 55" 5° “fliparishliy the Rev Dr Brennan, whoaat
tiasliinaton, “55 5 m.” we wear? Lknowlsdue ot Italian gained from train:
i ' m
' 51:3. 11:92:? ”limit“ 5'65“! $312111 i years' course in the seminnrlea ct ltaly i
"1.111.th 1, an “up, the ”mug intakes him very useful to the ltsllunsi’1
Lot‘s are down and [at at those eats10 of whom there is quite alarse number
right away" etc. .~etc,_ ate. in the parish. The two lay trustees.
There are more wan simulator are 'l‘tiomas Ryan and Patrick Mockn
us' an objectionable with an shoot"; let.
in: it in the left asr with a blunder-
tins-a loaded with ninztl sad “nails-at
Wuhlhlloli 3W \
i
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
. 1 Dslqw is a list o! letters remainina
uncalled for at the following post oli-
sea for the current west. 1 1 . .
M; 5....
What’s in a Name?
Smith wield: a very can: brush.
His canvases are never skied; '
The slowest man in town is flush.
When bills are due: old hiisa1lli1oi 301"!" Nfl‘wllk- 1 11
Bride ' J. ii Adams. 1
Has lived alone for fifty years; Mrs. James Allen. 1 1
‘ 8M5“ “"5" mm?" ”-5" 5h” 55" ‘ '1: Miss wraith St, John Barrett. R.
We buy our groceries at De yum. F D W 1 ,
Our leading posilmia‘t' 11- Gay ’ 0 01118111101111
Priest runs a barber shop. and Riot " W. H. Chilton
Attends to odd ioba hero and are: Mrs. Atla da'gnoir. 312 Satgeunt st.
ilur Brewer thinks that bear' a a thin: “'13“ Richard Hamilton
Which should be barred out every- 1- Willlam11llerptnnfi Lillie 131,611
where "
i . Dora Kurs. .
Short stands all feet two in his sooth. 1,0 111111111“le
is ital d lit is man .
W on ei‘ 11 t Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nutter
Our bankers name is Pours, and}
- ‘ll“. 0 Phillips. care Mrs. smith.
. Knox ,
. Boosts other people where he can. 1 Radio- Prudence .
'Rolha'gn'olo Ninl. ‘
fiur painless dentist's name is Paine. .11
{And Barber's preaching intakes its
W ' t
i i
g
.1“. 1 . Slauson. " ' 1 11
\ very modest than is Van‘s. ' Ml" ”mm“ Smith. . ~ ;..
The oldest billion in Ladd-t ‘ - is Thomas 3’ Taylor Co
ledrwa‘ter peddle: mint. and Blue 1,0luaeppe hedeschi
‘ Who is its ownership with Brow Milli Helen Thomas?
1's alwayl aldlns those who“ lack, Mini aims w it! .1.
“nationalists-man raisin ‘ . 1...”. ~13 . »
.t- 11;
5 15in
.1
tutti; tor the «car's
the loiit side of her nose that. could
5 i
5 1. the indictment.
. 1 counsel will so with the confession it
Ltl‘emen friends at their first informal
"'12le Men‘s Hall.
ra Bogardus and Miss Bosh; Colin for
Arthur 1Sh1e1l‘w'09d, care hits Florence '
Iii Willi? Tilild‘f
(Dontinued fromiirat page.) 1
dept his plea of guilty as charged in
While Judge. deoris' A. Sanderson.
a former district attorney. has the
option of accepting the plea and pro-
nouncing; the death sentence at once,
of holding it in abeyauce until satisfied
of Ri‘c’hoson’s mental condition, it is
to Governor Foss that Richcson's
self, as their strongest at gument fol
clemency. and ask that the life ofi
the clorayman1he saved. ‘ 1
Voluntary pleas of guilty have near-
llibliflilii Hill. 00"!“ 55
A Remedy for .
@Bronchitis .,
Bronchitis is a distressing and
dangerous disease, often fatal in
its results.
of a cough take Kerr’ 8 Emulsion
of flax-seed. Linoninc.
.markably successful medicine has
At the first evidence
This re-
iy always resulted in leniency espc- an unbroken record as a cure for
clally in Massachusetts, and backed' bronchitis even the most .5111!»
ily the argument that such action huai
saved the state and county vast sulna,1
born cases yielding to its great
has ptotected the innocent Tiersons‘hcflmg WHUCDCCS
fiom cmbnirasalng experiences on.1
Don’t choke and suffer with
thecwltncaa stand. and has Hillillri’38-1bronchial coughs~Linonine will
ed much testimony prejudicial to
tiubllcwro‘is. it is thought that Rich i
noun a ch‘tih‘cetat the State House are‘
hettei‘ than they would have been iii-1
at a long trial and a verdict of guilty.
The legal proceedings today began
with an order. from District Attorney
‘eP lletier to Acting Sheriff Kelley. tott1
the transfer of Richeson .from the’1
5Cllarlca Street Jill to the detentionl
1"room in the courthouse i
Airangements were made last week
for the trial of Richer-son in one 0! the‘
new courtrooms on the fouith floor i 1
and it its there that he 'will be taken
ithia afternoon to hear the ludanlt‘m wlam'rti'
t.
of the court on his confession.
As there will be no necessity {at
jury or witnesses. the proceedings will
be viewed only by counsel for the ac .1
the State House the attitude of tilt" ,
'vflt’xeitllht‘ council towards capital pun
itilttnnt will be known. as the into all
suns :\‘. Phelps the Monroe outlau. :
must be settled within the next ten
days t1.
Richeson a petition {or tommutntion
will come before Governor loss per‘
sonnlh and may be rejected without .
hearing b\ the council
The gmet‘nor may, howev.er ask
the advice of his council on the ad-
visablllty of rejecting it and has the
power to disregard such ndvico.1 1 ‘
But in case he does show a dispo
sltlon to givé Richeson a chance for
Mid: he cannot grant commutation
without a consent of a majority of the
council One member of that council.
John Quinn. of Boston. has expressoo
himself as opposed to inflicting the
death pen lty upon Richeson. but the
it
other members refuse to commit them ‘ 1
art 14ml”- spoke strongly in opposition 1 .
selves. although Lieut. obverno'r itch
to capital- punlahmen; when a member
of the legislatul’e. .
LEAP YEAR DANCE AND REDEP.
1 TiON. 1 ' .,
Too much praise cannot be given
the Bachelor Girls. in the elaborate
way that they entertained their gon-
leanyear dance and inception. held in
Friday eyenlng.
There were nineteen dances on t e
program. Svec‘ s orchestra of four
pieces played for dancing and it punch
bowl in one corner at the hall helped
to quench the thirst oi thq happy
dancers. Much croditis due- Miss Lau-
their untlring effons to make the
dance a aucceaa.1
CATHOLtc MISSIONARY bEAD.
" SEATTLE wash n1. 1 an. s—stev.
Emil Kautten. one of the best known
t‘ .1P
1 Catholic misusionarles of the Pacific . 1-:
. Northwest and (art the last nine years. ..
chancellor Fit the diocese of «Seattle.
' died‘ liere today. aged 59. Death was
focused it do “brill hemorrhage
W
.i'Tt'
relieve you. Try a spoonful to-
night at bedtime, it will enable
you to avoid those dreadful
1coughing spells that threaten your
very cxxstcncc.
All drugglsts, 25c. 50c. 131.
aou‘rii uo'nw'am' bout-Emu“
MAILS
South Norwalk Postoffice
MAIL! ARRIV‘ FROM
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Plenty of
WINTER-
5 WEATHER
1 “to offer you thalsst chance ‘
:1to1buy a Cylinder Stove cheap. '
We are closing out our entire
11 stock of thesgStoves in many
7 sides at low down prices.
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TRANSACTS A GENERAR BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFF 8 EVERY
. . FACILITY GON STENT
‘1 3 WITH .SOUND: '
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capital - Surplus and Profits
"W99 , . 1 "17.000.00
a—IlI-O "
315a5fa1 Deposit Boxes 38 and 35 per year
snwtn' it- aritswsou, rm.
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John H. Knapp .l1_ehn l-i. Light
christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Huributt
“ 'l-iautyzhi Lockwood
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Some day there is lure to he a real
day they are laminating. Every: day
11111913“ and more people turn to
Wynn van eye to Winona.”
much talk about.
mtf
There will still be ‘~
Horace R Nash-15
buying opportunity for you in one of 5
11 the Sentinel rm sale" ads” ----- Every
them. .
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