Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 11, 1912 · page 1

 
 
 
 

George Keeler's new business block to

. tures in the city.

stores will be made more attractive
.by a generous use of marble.

Alonso-noted for tenement
of four and five rooms each.

gsteam and llghtéd by gas and electrici-

gconstructlon on April 1 and the con
“tracts will. call for the work to be

' gamma and already. has prospective

_ been madc- far the genital of these as
yet.- A

mm; uadel' the ma brun- statistics.‘

. “All costs In T1165 Sen—
‘ tinoi Want Columns
will prove to- be . '-
wordiwhlle.

VJ Wall

ESTABLISHED 1870‘

Entered at tho South Nor-walk Post—onlo-
as Second Class Matter

Mooolotod Pm: Nun From AIIKPaI-u of thiWorld bylipooiol

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scorn NORWALK. couN..';TiAluBBDAAY. JANUARY 11. 1912

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thinking wall. This
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the foundation of
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WEATHER FORECAST

Snow tonight and Friday: cold.

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”Tug lohn Garrett and Eight Other

Coal Boals Were Pulled Off
White Rock Bar

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Baxler Wrecking Company’s Ap-
paratus Will Arrive Today

 

 

 

The. tug John Garrclt and cighi or
the nine barges which that suAAAnAAlA
little craft was pulling AAAcAAA pulled oi‘fi
the bar south of the Whilc lAiAk ycs-
l.t‘l"d8} afternoon after a hard day's

work. The ninth barge. however, pro-3

souls a dillercni proposition. being so
badly broken up that All will iii‘ necrs

 

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lilW liliSlSlSS SISSKA
ill WASlllliSiliil SiRlEif

George Keeler to Have Buildingll
Filly by Eighty Feel. and Four
Stories in llsighl

 

 

The plans and specifications for
be erected in the spring in Washington
street, opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre, were
submitted to the contractors today for
their consideration and for the purpose
of getting their bids. The plans were
drawn and theAspecifiA-atlons prepared
by architect Ferris S Morehouse and.
provide for the erection of a building.
lip-todate in every particular and one
which in many respects will be unique
as compared to the other similar struc-

’l‘he building is to be four stories in
height. 50x80 feet in dimensions. The
face brick will be. similar in color to
that used in the construction of the
new SouthNorwalk Trust Company
building with lime stone trimmings;
Both the architect and the owner ruel
believers in light and arm provision
has been made to blue the inleAlor of
the building adequately lighted.

Provision will he made on the first

Hililllil lilillS’ Alli
Slilillil HAS liASSi

Very Successful Affair Held in
Bed Men’s Hall. South flor-
' walk, Last Night ‘

 

Success attended the grand annual
concert and ball that was given by the
Hebrew Ladies‘ Aid Society. last ovo-
ning. at Red Men's Hall. in South Nor-
walk. The hull was literally packed
with the happy people who came early
to enjoy a fullevcning of rare pleas
urc. “'

The floor was in excellent condition
and Svec‘s full orchestra dispensed
unusually good music for dancing.
which was enjoyed by all pressut, tho
olAi forgetting for AA low happy hours
that they had passed lhc age whom
such a pustlme is supposcd to be ur—
duous work.

A'i‘hc lndlr-s proved thcmsolvos to be
proficient IAA ihc prnciicc of onloriuiu-
mcnl and their guests inckcd for noih-

 

ing that conlAlbulcd townrds making‘

i the. affnlr worlh the while

llctncon iiAc dances lillll during in
chuAission. rci’rcshmcuis AAcro scrA'.cd
l to which all did nmple justice.

in the course of the evening an cu-
forluinmcni was provided by such wall
kAAoAAn talent on (‘harics Hermann. 01‘
i liAidgcporh vcnlliioqulsi. (Hid \lrs.
.Sumucl llobcrAuA-An, voralist, That
‘IlAAAlA (:IYOl‘lii AAAArc appreciated by all
. wan mideuccd in the beam response
AA hich was ucAordcd their renditions

\iuch of the credit fol the success
AM the cloning is due to lhe commit-
ill-cs iii (HilurRO which AAcAs as fol-'

ows:

Committee of Arrangexnenis-lilrs.
I. Joseiofl, Mrs. S. Abrubums. Mrs.
Yourdlsity. Mrs. Afloodwln, Mrs.
Schwartz. Mrs. E. (lads, Mrs. I. Gal
dcn Mrs. Kessler. Mrs. Koppel. Mrs.
Policy.

Committee on Music. and Entertain
Ancni——Mrs. 8. Abrahams.

Floor Committeo--—A\\'ililam P‘inkier.
manager; Mrs. E. Clans. Mrs. l.. Jose-
loll. Mrs. L. Koppel. Mrs. L. Goldon.

llofrashmout Unfamiliar-«Ladies of
Society.

"IIIIBEII8" CllllTlllIlES'
BEIIICII Fiill SELF

The alleged multiple identity man
who claims to be S. Chanlor Rogers.
but who has been positively ldentillcdi
bA Mrs. Michael Roy and Miss Frances

 

 

York looking over the records of Si.
Gabriel's school in the hope of find.
ing that such a youth as Rogers ai-
tcnded there.
in his quest. There appears to be
little doubt in the minds of those who

 

floor for the accommodation of threeA
up to-date storé nooms with all mod- 1
cm conveniences. both as to fixtuAesA
and for display. The fronts of the

The second floor will be arranged
for offices, six of these in Asul‘tes hav-
ing been provided for.

The third and fourth floors will. be.
purposes.
the plans calling for four tenements

The nunsmg will be heated with

ty. The owner will furnish hot water
too“ tenants. arrangements having
been made for this in the basement.’

in order that the entire building mav.
be adequately lighted the owner has
secured alloys on each side of the
stAucture. which will be kept open and
both sides will he cut by many win-
down.

it is planned to begin the work oi

completed by October 1.
Mr; Kcelor will occupy one .of the

tenant; for bdth the stores and tene-
ments. although on contracts haw

:

«Very. hast Gobi ‘Msdal A‘l‘ub But
lunatic lb.- _ .
— AH. E."MEAD o 00.,
282 East Ave.
. ““SW‘.“ .. A‘ V
Flguros...,oa;:1h9 prohibition vote

have investigated the story told by
"Rogers" but that he is George Keene.
in addition to the positvo ldcntiflca~
tlon of his sisters bore he 3has been
recognized as Keene by G. A. Darrow.
of Westpori. and Rev. J. J. Duggau, of
the same town:

 

-—-Very best Gold AledaA Tub But-
ter, 36c lb.
H. a. MEAD a 00..
232 East Ave.

enema: Annie.
sum muons

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About one hundred and fifty people
enjoyed the musical given last even-
ing in Red Men‘s Hall in Wall street

l by the Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men.

Dancing followed the entertainment
until a late hour.

The artists whoCOmprisedAthe eu-
tertalners were Misses Elizabeth and
Caroline Gerin. of Norwalk’," mandolin
players of no little reputation, Miss
Jessie Hull. pianist, was also at. her
best, while Miss Emma Frlucss Bo
ears, of New Jersey. a vocalist, do~
lighted the large audience. ,»:

The alfair was an. entire succoil
and those who arr-atoll tho. bottom
are duly pianists idil‘ry lb BailMiI
deserves migrant amount of “19 Dill"
due to the mortal entertainment.

amalgam"
and Military ball of Atho «Sixth com.
puny. Armory. 1‘B'rlday night. Coast

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Artillery . Band.

Keene. of Bridgeport. as their brothern
50¢?an ge Keene, spent Tuesday in New

. led to part with his services. lilhough
He was not successful

. A Ward! John J. McNamara here last

 

HliAlililllliHl
[ill lilEJlili Iii
WASHING [ill

lias Already Engaged 30 Rooms
for the Connoclidui Delegation
of the Belvldsro Hotel

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Cummings Supporfodbailimors’s
Claims

 

 

 

\l'ASl-ilNii'l‘i.)N. D. (1.. Jun.

1
i
Domocruilc National coinmltioc had
Alccldcd to 'hold its pcxl national cun-
vcntlon in llailimorc, ii. iii. Cummings.

5ihc Anopcrty condemned.
ll .nllc-l
fora ill Aniuulos hnd clapscd alter tlAc'

Sliiilll l’lSllS SIS
iii Ii____l_’_llAISE lASli

Comptroller Bradstrséi, Former

Senator Brlnsnilds and E. M.
Day Willins 5 5 .
Condemned-by Railroad

 

 

in order Aodocllip. the price for

y which the New
id Hartford Rail
has con mood for use in
of the
superior court. had named thrcc up.
prnlscrs. who are iatisfslclory bolh‘ to
like land owners and the railroad com~
'mod'by Ahc court
llrpd-
Stain
Senator Daniel S. rinsmadc, of ShciA
ton. and AttocnoyAEdwurd M. Day. of

New Canaan pro
York. New Haven
road Co.

double tracking. )udgo CasAA,.

puny. The thre’e
arc Comptroller
airship of Thomas

 
 

binds l).
' i1: former

Hartford. lArolhor of Aiiorncy David
l'luy. ol’ Bridgeport.

Thorn are five different parcels in
The three

principal ownAAra arc' ilcnjamiu P.
Mcud. John W. llchobigor and no
AoAAAAAAMToppolu. Whoa the railroad

company iouud ll
property in order 5__to Amplelo the im-

 

llomocratlc Nailonui commlliccinnn
for (.‘onuoc iicui had ongugcd ill) of ihci
About moms in ilA'AlvAIdoAc bowl in Bill
timomwlhc hundquuric‘rs of the AAonvA
volition-«for rho use of the Conochl-A
cur. Aiclcgutiou lo illi.‘ convention.

(Continued on Ninth Page)"

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l ~POLLEY’3 cancmo scA-AOOL.
l Rod lion's Hail. ovary Thuridlll'.

“A... AW‘JW iii-NW“:-

Silililiillll Sillillll

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lossph chilly Somalis Him as
Secretary of list Finishers' ~—
lsa‘Tsmmany. lr.. is
President

 

John w. Scpllsy, for twenty consec-
utive years secretary of the list Fin-
lshe'rs' Moorlation. resigned that ‘po
sltlon at last evening's meeting. to
gather with that as l member of the
nsAIonal executive board from this
district. Mr Bouncy look this course
owing to the fact that tho perform
Ashes of his new duties in the capacity
of agent for the United Hlilors of
North America, would not permit him
to attend to his local dutlés properly
Needless to say the local union regret

 

they heartily congratulated him upon
his new and mora'responsible position.
Stephen Selby resigned as president
of the association and was appointed
to fill the vacanacy caused by the res.
lgnalion of Mr. Sculley as a member
of the nailnnnl executive committee.
The officers electéd as the meeting
were as foilowa: 0
Pmsidentn—Jossph Tammany. .lr.
Vice-PrcsidcntHoseph Murray.
Secretary—Joseph Clancy.
Treasurer-John Yost.
Trus ———A. W. smith. 1“. W. Brown
and William C. 0'.llrlsn 5
At the conclusion of the election of
officers, the meeting gave Messrs. Scul-
lay and Selby a rising vote of thanks
for their good efforts in behalf of the
organisation and unionism in general.

 

—ANNUAL CONCERT
and Military Ball of the Sixth Com-
pany. Armory. Friday night. Coast
Artillery" Band.

Blilllb “TONI."

 

 

p—IA-é———
mnnuurous. ind, Jan. 11,—be
diurna- was not guilty of
of; kidnapping when he“.

 

 
 

"to: cm

April ill. and took him to California.
.mw Judas A A3. Anderson lndiolt-y
Add any that such‘ would be his rub
lug. The judge said the case against
Burns was without merit. . ’

 

--I.E'ARN HOW TO MINI.” ‘

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Advertise your wants in Mid“

 

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IIFAKIDIIAI’PIIII ,

Ant Smith's. Trust Co. Hail; Tiltifldly. “
comm Ammo Wu and

 

 

 

.provcmcats nagoi' lions worn opened
mm the land own in but the company
stated it was unable to much
agreement ’l‘hcrbupon lbs company
Illcd a poiition with the court asking
for tho appointment of appraisers.
Tho lawyers remobsntlng’ tho ralirpmi
and the propérty ownsrs had a con-
ference and agreed upon the three
ilpprlillel'n.

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Down During Gala in tho
Black Sea

 

BUCHAREST. Roumlnla. Jan. ll.—-~
The Russian steamer Russ has foun-

deroa during a gale in the Black 3cm.

with the whole 0? her passengers and
crew. totalling 172 passengers.

The Russ, which was under the com-
mand of Captain PahomOnoff and bow
longs to the Russian Steam Navigs
lion Company of the Black Sea and the
Danube was steaming from Gallu tog
Odessa Among her passengers Wow
Carl Anuseff. who was recently on
pointed Russian consul-general at Gal»
sis. and his family.

Moro Vooools Roportod Solo.

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Jan. 11.-
The [lulled States scout cruiser Bir-
mingham has arrived here and is now
lying in the dock-yard. The destroys:
McCall is lying of! St. Goorgos.

 

 

«Butler Lodge. 1. 0.0 R. Dance.
Thursday evening. Admission 35c a
person.

(ill'lllll'lllllll. 5
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The recently slanted board of direc-
tors of the City National Bank hold a
meeting this morning at which time
they organised. electing officers for

 

 

the ensuing years and appolupug thol

empioyes.
Last year's officers were reelected.
and are as follows:
President—«Edwin. H. Mathewson.
First VicoProsldant - .1th
khapp. \
Sscond Vlce-Pre'sldent—Frsdoalck H.
Rowan. A .g .5
Gashierfiuwnm Mahdi. "4‘22
! Tho personnel of the bankiu5.5i!orce
gas also A's-appointed; and are is fol-
“VIN ‘ ‘ if. s
Taoism... Raymond. .

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Wont—«Samuel 8. Voiior and

Edvard 33.11011.
CiorMhlrloi E. sums. .,

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The Milli Vessel Rail Gibb

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Thomas McDonough, Wile and
Five ‘Boarders Perished in
Bronxdals Ava, New York

lillllll‘llSES SAUSE
SSSSlliiiiilill liAlAASE

Bamsdall School House in Crolon
is Deslroyed

 

 

 

 

 

NEW YORK, Jan. ll.--chcn ilvos,
nrc bcilcvcd to have bocn lost in a ierAA
m‘llli'Il glottal “a Alilrwsbory l‘rarno;
building on llronxdalc avonucyonrly;
today Thule supposed to Anne per-3
lshcd iu the flames which spread so
rapidly through tho Avoodl-n structurci
Aim: lhc llromon say that none couid‘

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”NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
'l‘hc paun shop now at 153 Washing
ton Si. bridge nili be located of «lo Wad
for 81.. after Jan 20 All unredeemed

goods must be turned into cash.

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Natives Attempted AAA Ambush:

ill the island of loll. sudTwoi
Americans Wm Wounded

 

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I
Hamill. Jan. ll .wTwcutyvsix Mor-
os were killed today whil. they wowj
ltiompllag to ambush a body of Am~’
orlcln troops on the island of Jolo.;
in the course of the fighting [dent f
McGee. of the Second Cavalry. Was;
shot twice. and one American soldier
was wounded . l
A BrigAilen. John .‘I. Pershing. com-:5
mandol- of the Department of Hindu“
insc, In the course of conversation. Ale-l
.clared that he believed this llghtl
i would mark tho and of the armed opi
“critics of the Moron to Americani
rule in the island of Jolo. and more
especially so in regard to the resist
lance against the order for general
disarmament of the natives. Thel
band of Moron who lay in ambush for:
the Amarican troops on this occasionf
comprised,'he said. the lastof the}
remaining malcontlnis. ,
There no two clients named Modes
in the.Second Cavalry—Lieu. Oscar
A. McGee and Second .Lleut. Hugh H.
Mecca. Liam. Oscar A. McGee was
dulgnltsd‘ln the last offlclal‘roster
as being absent from the division.

lillll. Slillliili Slilil’ASl’S

lllsll Price sue sum Tomor—
row~snd Will Last

Ton Bays

We are taking tho only known
imothod to quickly reduce our stocks.
iWe do not run this sale for profit: This
fact we would like to impress upon
you very strongly. Our method is to
sell our stock at the end of each sea-
son at a loan and thus always keep
our store clean and wholesome with
fresh merchandise.

We have distributed thousands of
circulars throughout The Norwalks
oxplainlng omA silo mom thoroughly.

Remember. no ans selling our roam;
llr stock—no mill sods. do lob lots. on
ioods manufaoulrsd for sole purpose”.
lust our molar stock of clothing for

mm hops. cloaks.- salty. rural»
Alrssool. «an, hats. mentors. kilns-A.
not. pouicoats. shill on men. women.
boys and mm Manuela. quilts lacs
curtain; ostrich Maud fancy feathers.

mum; will be sold at half price

 

 

 

 

 

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m !or will only. lilo will start.
tumor“ at iii a. u. . j . .

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Blanche Buttery Susiains Broken
Arm and Maud Rider is Badly
Bruised

 

 

The Center School children appear
to be having trouble in general over
the icy condition of these streets and
sidewalks. The third accident that
has happened within two days occur-
red yesterday noon. whcn twelve-year-
old Blanche Buttery. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank E. Buttery, of Main
street, fell and brokc her right arm
below the elbow.

II was during the noon hour [ball
of'

this pupil slipped on a small bit
ice. with Inc rcsult as: stated above.
She was sliding down the Henry
strccl hill under the careful supervi-
sion of her father and had made the
usccm and dcsccnt scveral times with.
out mishap. She and her little com-
puulou wore having A: fine time. when.
as she was hurriedly returning with
the slcd for auothci‘
and fell on her aids.

The right arm was twisted beneath
her body and the Avelghi snapped the
main bouc in ATM arm. She screamed
with pain and her father was quickly
at her side. He realised that some-
thing out of the ordinary was the
matter and sent sirAnlghiuay for Dr.
:S H. Huntington, who lives a short
ldlslnnto away. ‘

Dr Huntington responded at once
and reduced the fracture Thc girl in
-ln grout pain. but is hearing up brave-
lA. much to her credit. It will be
some lime before the bone has again

‘ kuiucd back into place.-

li was Tuesday noon that Miss
Maud Rider. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
B. F. Ryder. of North avenuo. was

‘ sliding on her feet. when she fell and

was badly shaken up. She was attend-
ed by Dr. W B. Burnoli and is real.
lug as comfortably as could be ex-
peeled When she fell Miss Rider
was in from of tho school and it was
while waiting for the bell to sound for
the afternoon session that. this acci-
donl. like the one to the Buttery girl,
happened.

On Tuesday, shortly before noon,
Bridget. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Clince. ‘of Main strsot. slip-
ped on the ice ai she was running:
and received more or less serious in-
juries when she fellfx Dr. A. ll. Bald
win is in attendance and the little
girl is resting as comfortably sscouid
be expected today.

 

 

--FREEI FREE!

As a special opening offer on SaturA
day you can get a nlckeled steam egg
poacher or a mu sized nickeied tea or
coffee pot.

EAST lNDlA TEA C0..
Washington St. (Tariov Block).

rmusursomusmss
oven mam am

A special city meeting will he call-

 

 

’ed at 8 oclock this evening by May-

or William F Tammany at Quittner’s
hall fin- Ihe purpose of disapproving
of the tax rate. of 9 mills levied by
the board of estimate and taxation at
its meeting on January 2nd or for
the purpose of taking up any other
business proper to come' before this
meeting.

if report can be credited it is quite
likely that the meeting will be 'a
rather warm session. Rumor has it
that other reforms will be agitated by
those who approve of the increase in
the tax rate but whb realize that unA
doubtedly they may lose their point.

Inasmuch as this is 1116 first city
meeting that has been held in the
city for some time together with the

‘ fact: that the matter is one which has

aroused a great deal of feeling be-
tween members of the two parties”
and has become an issue ‘ovd'r whilib
émblttsmd dehlios hora AAA-then. it is
thought About largo “fanatics will
be in svldoubont that. some livilv
debate will”. Manning. .

m Pill!
no a spools! ambition“ on Qatar-
day, you can got rumbled steam or:
musi- or a full sited alckolsd tea or
optics pot.

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EAST lNADlA TEL. 60.. .
Washington St. (Toriov Blink)

 

slide, she slipped

‘ phone foriufbmn‘tloh. M. 181.

 
 
 

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WAS AAAAAAA

Miss Mallis Laura Walker Bo
comeslhe Bride of Elijah Mar-'-
shall Allen, of New York

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Fine Musical Program Wilh lio-
ceplion Alter Ceremony

 

 

 

Probably the most brilliant and r0-
mantic AAA-Aiding that Norwnlk has evor
wilncssod was that of last evening.
when Miss Mattie Laura Walker, .
daughter of Mrs. Elwood Van Wyck ‘
Knoclnnd, of Cherrydale Farm, Crisi-
bury. uas united in marriage at that
quulnl old homatead amid the festivi-
ties of a long day of preparation.to
ll‘ilijah Marshall Allen, of New York
(iii The ceremony was performed it . .
b' ociock at, the 0mm dam us“-
was attended by all the m II!
the bride and bridegroom m “I
be accommodated within than“.

 

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SSlSHlS 0f lililliSTIliS if?
sum?

Clilelic um- c‘a‘AAAAcAA m in
MUN” Mid
South Win-i
45 andEoclAro

i The first sitting of the inter-coun- '
icll card tournament which is being.
played batman the members of apathy
Norwalk Council. No. l 253. and Cath- ~—
ollc Union Council. Knights of duly
umbus. was held at the South Nor?”
walk Council's parlors. in south Main,
street last evening. The beginnlnr
was must auspicious. both as to can] 9
playing and in l social way. The NW ‘
walk boys came down in round num- -
hers and the South Not-walk card ox»
ports were not looking numerically.
Norwslk gave the South idol-nit;
men a sound trounclag at planning. ._
winning out by 4.850 mm. Thou
games were hotly .. . ~ . " 0
luck was with the villain’
fingered their cards is such a m
as to take every advantagoi'ubm
streak.
At forty-jive the South Norwllk
men turned the tables. winning our;
over their opponents by so pom.
This helped $01126 add when the ‘09!
chro games had been concluded and it
was announced that South Nomi!
had also beaton their Norwalk friendli-
.nt this game by 19 points. the down
town laddlos plucked up their co
age and ligand that. tbb next slim!
would tell a different title at piano-h 5
.At the conclusion oi the games. tho}
hosts brought on refreshments to
which all did ample mace and 1116
followed a delightful social tim
The next sitting will be held “on
next Tuesday‘sveaiug at the Catholic ,
Glub house, in West. ivenue. “
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normally: or small investors to my ‘
in Al nolc not .yrill illurc
good return of mu" inflow
be ll lilac MWSANAWG
future. Looktmimodiiil xi ,
that you will winemaker 01' Hip ‘
the bolt business Wily oponbil ‘
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