New GOODS
you 1912
In (Particles. Ginghams, Ma-
dras and Foulards. A com-
plete assortment. Prettier
and better than ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mlhhcksmo Hotel Block,
South Not-walk
Valentines
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ra erles
VALENTINEO AND VALENTINE .7 . . . ’2 . ' .
PO" CARDS As much thste can be displayed In the drapery of your doors and
windows as in the arrangement of one's own dress. Our drapery de-
partment,w where all the newest things in Curtains and Portlerea are
shown in excellent taste.
You Can Fit Up Your Windows
‘ from 39s to $7.50, or
ONE CENT or
wu P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwait and Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
lair tonight and Saturday; colder to-
night; northeast to northwest winds,
high on the coast, diminishing tonight.
The sterm that was central near Sa-
vannah, Ga... yesterday morning, has
mored‘rapidly tip the coast and is now
(entral near Nantucket, Muse, wheie'
it is producing hcuit snow and high
winds.
Dyikota. These disturbances are ('llliS-
ing Cloudy and unsettled weather with
moderate
The case of Dudley iloyt vs. Jennie
Whitehead was not vouched tintil‘
(’l.
iulc yesterday afternoon ill the Super-
ior (“curl and it was continued until
lit“! 'i‘itestlay.
’iii. and Ml“. ll S. lluil .‘ilt.
hits. Alva Ambler Minn \luude Rubcyi
utitl Ray Ruhr-y, of the \'otuull.4 ut
tended a house itiltl) and dilute in
Topsiono last evening.
——So:’t. littts, Soft lluts. l'l‘lirion's.
A wagon owned by
of Wilton, loaded with cord
broke a tear right. wheel in from of
C(‘l'ii‘l'lli Russell FiOst .2; house in W222 I
avenue ycsieidat and i'.L'llliill((i there ,,
over night.
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At the nicotine oi the llitiiding‘
’i‘i‘iities Council which will ilt! ill'iii
this evening the oiliccrs for the en-
suing your will be elected and ii stock 2
er enjoyed at the conclusion of the
business meeting.
Charts, showing: illustrations
descvkntions oi the browii .tiiileti. tint
gypsy moths in various stages of lift-2.
have been posted iii the2 dlil’crcnt rallv
road stations. They are sent out' by
the2 Connecticut agricultaural experi-
ment station.
Sti‘e'et Commissioner-C. Irving By-
ington‘has been cleaning Out thegut-
tors and the sides of Wall street cov-
ered with several inches of ice. The
good work is appreciated by the titer.
chants and their drivers as well as
Aby the pedestrians,
The annual meeting of the members
of the Norwalk Country Club, liar the
. election of otflcers, and for the tran-
‘ suction of any other business that may
be properly brought before the meet-
ing will be held at the Club House.
Saturday evening. February) 24th. at
8 o clock. Refreshments will be serv-
ed alter the meeting. '
"Full line Caps at O'Brien’ 3.
21-iarry'Lowe, the popular singer, and
Louis 'Bundy,‘ the pdpula'r moving pic-
“ titre operator, attended Hoyt’s Thea-
rtire, yesterday afternoon, and assisted
Sphinx in his great and mystifying
, act; Every one was pleased with the
chow and also with the gentleman
. mentioned above. Although both
«.2 gentlemen showed courage they did
'. .- not want to be locked in the safe with
" the‘g‘reat‘aphlnx.
. The Ilr‘e‘ house committee of the Old
Well Hedi & Ladder Company has de-
, aided. totmtpone its appearance with
the councltu from the Monday night
‘2 ‘. meeting to‘ the next meeting to be held.
. This will pilihahiy came on the regular
meeting nigh t month. The com-
_ » mittee piahn to have with them the
, manufacturers end others who signed
2. their petition to keep a tire house on
' the ellit side of the railroad tracks.
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Otiiei distut bunc us are central,
this morning over Louisaua and Northf
temperatures in nearly all,
notions. east of the itociiy Mountains. _
‘thi-2 .\lnh:2.ci<t2tno cigar store, is confined .
'it‘iiiiti is hiking his plucc.
John (itll'illililL
wootl‘
S, certain tithe lighting is generally
2 wanted or by only a2 row. The petition
Your Portiers from $1.19 - $15
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
Frank Volit. is on a trip to Boston.
Clifford i’fll‘dfle was a
South Norwalk yesterday.
Division No.1,A. 0. it. held atregu-
lur business meeting last night:
‘ R. l.. Coburn. of South Norwaik. was
a guest at the Hotel Tait, New Haven.
yesterday.
visitor in
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Anna Hertz oi‘ the Turnpike, was
discharged iiom the hospital yesterday
afternoon.
The lieu was busy last year-- busier titan ever before. and It is
estimated that the. marketed commodities from the poultry yards
were $620,000,000. Did you get your proper proportion? Placing the
country's population at it round’ hundred millions, the hens or the
country have contributed it wealth increase that amounts to $6.20 per
cupita for every man, woman and child iii tlit2 country. Perhaps i
can help you got. your share. Let me suggest that you feed lloiiuic
Poultry Mash and Scratching Grains. ilr. ‘\'i2'Iiey says: "it i were
let-ding stock i would rather trust to the skill and knowledge of the
hone-st manufacturer to mix my feed that i had to buy, than to buy
' the raw materials and try to mix them myself,”
MANU EL TORO HATCH.
Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor-
walk, is spending the day in Bridge-
i port on business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Olsen, of
South Norwalk, ,ure spending the day
in New York city.
Peter 1“ Bm‘m' promftm "f ”.1" First" in quality, last in price, always in the mindset its eastern-
Boston Store, spent yesterday lll ,
arm-Bonnie liome Ground Feed (or Horses, battle and Poultry.
4 Bridgeport on business.
Mrs. (I. A. Suintnls and son. Kcn- -
foi‘ relatives in New Canaan.
A complete line t‘ii"iit)y;il Society
I .2it ltnj .. .4 and embroidery iilli‘llll tit J.
Ii. Mullet tu‘ .4. Sec ttti\'ei2tlse:tii'2tit
both, of Marshall street, are the guests n»---
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Jeddo Coa huh...
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you as a cut-
tamer. Gleamfree from siate,uniiorm quality. suitable ior iurnace.
range, stove or self-iced". Prisca on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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T-iit next '«liiiiILIWilC’ .\‘iuunlk l-‘Iie:
i’UiitO pinotlile touiniimotii will be
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held till luvsduv night of next week. I
n iid
(‘u‘plz tin i"it‘i‘ lit-chur, one oi‘ Not";
'utilits tiltltst :iiid inst. lititiwii
(inn: is. (42mins!) ill at his liotiit2 iii
,SewEi icu il\t‘lllll',
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Adolph \i'. proprietor of:
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to his home with iiilltux’h. I2‘i‘iiiili ii.
"2lht town 2,:t2ht2ol bouttl hits it'll iit2 .I
it request from the stulc Iionitl oi
ctiut alien to u‘iiilit2 l‘t'f'Oli‘ti‘ilvllliil‘iinn“2
lot students for the State Normal
255t2..hool
White Shoe Store
90 . Washington Street South Norwalk
Comer Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
The il‘l'il‘lllifii'lili Association of the.
pixel glands oi Eureka itclieiiiili i. nice
mil hold :1 meeting with Mrs. livoruu'
’l‘titile. of Wilton i\\t2llllt', on 'i'ucsduy;
«wetting of next wrck '
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A special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
200 Pairs of Misses’ and Children’s Shoes
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'1‘le litiliiittr i‘mimii Snt'ifll Gun Metal and Patent Colt,hand sowed. rock oak outer soles and in-
ilt‘ 21d a meeting III the home of Mrs, nor soles. made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS
i2‘. 1. \icrtlarn lust t22.\enlng at wlilciii Misses‘ sizes, ill“; to 2, $2 50. Sale Price .............. . ...... $1.95
time a \ulcntiiic smitil “liS held. The: Children's sizes. 8'2; to 11 $2. 00. Sale Price ................... $1.85
affair was a delightful out2 and “HE Infanta' Sizes, 5 to 8, $1.75. Sale Price ...................... $1.25
present rdported [but they litid ll tle-‘E
ligliti‘ul evening.
Parents should see these Shoes to appreciate the, bargains we offer.
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III. Iiiilillii itititits ' 2 woman”...
gm Nor-walk. dhavo returned 2mm the
AGMNSI MR "mill! lion convention dheifinnoston.“ Meal.
The regular meeting of Court Latt-
rel Daughters of Cttstile will be held
on Monday evening instead of Tucs-
day, and as business oi importance
will be transacted, all the members
are requested to be present. A joint
installation of the officers of Courts
Laurel and Cecile will be held on
Tuesday evening at the Catholic Club
house, in West avenue.
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illIAiIBlliIi nisriiicr
warns Etrctnic LlilllTs
In response to a petition to the
Housatonic Power Company from the
greater number of the residents oi’
Cranbury, the United Electric Light
and Water Company, otNorwalk, is
considering the extension of their
'lightlng zone to that region. -
Nicholas Martin, representing the
company, has gone to Cranbury today
to investigate and find out how much
there really was or a desire in the
petition for the extension. Cranbury
is in darkness, save where lamps are
used, and the people or Norwallt’s
pretty little suburb have long felt the
want or the convenience of electricity.
Some time ago they petitioned tor
the "juice" that their homes might
have the equal convenience in regard
to lighting that the maple of the
City or Not-walk have. Georgetown
also petitioned for the lighting and »
Georgetown received the extensloii
which has now been in operation I
some months. cranbur'y later-es
rs' Assoc in
William Snyder was arrested on it
, twarrant last night by Oillcer Wallace
Attorney General ”iii“ 8 Allega' R. Sammie, charged with non-payment
“on RE I! ll . of his personal tax. Mr. Snyder was
8 a a d Witness cum released under bonds oi $15 and his
ments on Them
trial will be heard at 2 o'clock this at—
ternoon.
l'l‘ARTFOHD Feb. “3 ~Dr Frank 0- At the meeting of the Central Labor
Atwood, of Very Haven author oi the tinion. which w” held last evening.
charges against Commissioner of Do- John J. O'Hara, of Danburr secretary
mestic Animals Hemun 0. Averillpof the Hatters Union oi that place,
took the witness stand upon the re- was present and was the recipient or
sumptlon oi the hearing before Gov- a cake made by members of the Bali
‘ernor Baldwin in the state capitol ers Union
this morning. He said it never was
his intention to legislate the commls- Councilman Frederick l-l. Field has
sioner out or office, but that his solo! returned 'trom Hartford. where he. has
purpose was to stimulate the work of been attending the annual meeting and
the department. He said there hadEdinner of the Connecticut agents or
been an increase of glanders of 200 the Connectiotitiiileneral Lite hour.
per cent. in this {tare duringthe lastI ancecom‘pany. .Whiie therc‘hla ‘com.
two years and that this condition in! pany arranged to have the agents at-
an’alrs was a stigma upon the-'ataie,i tend the firs underwritera‘ banquet.
its veterinary force and a reflection -.-—---—-
upon the ethos oi! the commissioner. A ”If!” °f eighteen candidates "3'
Specific allegations were read from caived the patriarchal degree last are
the complaint by Attorney General ning at the special meeting of Kabao¥
Light and the Witness went into de- sa Encampment, N02 921; Q 0. F.,‘held
tails “um" 01th“‘ in Odd Fellows? Hall in Wall street for
.one instance cited was that ot a ““3 puip°°°2 ,Th" work “a 9‘9“"
horse whlcli‘ cluttered from glandel‘a In plat-y in character, the teamxhaving
.W 3“” 92M had been c0ndeinned held rehearsals until the work came as
Inhtead‘ 6f biting killed the animal was 5809”“ nature A” “‘9‘“- E
“taken to Waterbury, from there to 2 *-
Hdhttord “a from Hartford to New wiiiiggidnthgirtggulfiwiegl I,Jii‘uAl M"
the matter Is‘ being revived and it. ill Raven. where it was detected and y a “as
expected that the residents will short- killed. Witness wrote tonne cummis- Wifiiifgizdlgife: M1: 23,: ham“?
’ . , sioner about this case} and expreSBed ' r-
» surprise that a glanders. infected, rangements will be completed for the
horse should be permitted to drift
around the state for six weeks after
it had been condemned. 2.‘
Dr Atwood was requested
governor to tell what Comihiiilio or
rate number, it is ‘
Add
suit of their plot,
It is; Representative Marti!” de-
sire to visit; every homestead and in-
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cal. which will be celebrated. the 23rd
robmary. Alter the meeting there
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thirty-ninth anniversary or the court. 3
be a toll dress rehearsal or the ..
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PM? urn
tutti iiitiitiiii
Miss Hsnolc chlcr.
The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and invest a dollar
where it will do the most good, will at once recognize in this otter 2
the opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving.
Miss Hancie Keoier died at her ' .
“home Friday, February ‘9“). after a LADIES’ SUITS :. . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . .............. . . from $5.98 up »
Criticli ""1853 of I week. She was DRESSES ........ . .................................. '70.“ “-98 “fl
bernatn‘dsene‘d'Apr" 219t,1844,the COATB...... ...... ....-..- ...... ....................irom‘aJUUD
youngest of the family. She is Bury”. ' WAISTS . . . .. .............. ............ . .......... from 98: up;
ad, by three Bistera, AHSS Jane Keeiei‘ BKIRTS ...-‘...- .. ... ”hr... ..... . ..... ... ......... from ‘1-9'2 >
and Mrs. Emeline Benedict, who lived
with her, and Mrs. Elizabeth Howley.
of Hartford, and by. two brothers.
Aaron C. Keeler, of Ridgefleld, and
Rev. John W. Keeler, of Burlington.
Conn. The funeral services were held
Monday aternoon, February 12th, at
the Congregational church, in Ridge-
tleld, of which she became a member
in her youth. Rev. Mr. Carrie and Rev.
John Illawley, of Sheibourne Falls,
Mass, omciated at the services. in an
unusual degree it was a life of service
she llved~hers was a thoroughly kind
and sincere nature-one which claim-
ed nothing for line]! but which appeal-E
ed strongly to the affection of her rela.‘
lives and intimate friends. With the'
exception of a few years residence in
Nerwalk Miss Keeler lived her entire;
life in Ridgcflcid. Tire interment tooki
place in the2 Ridgoilcld cemetery.
We...
William M. Lannlng.
TRENTO‘N, N. J.. Feb. 16.”Ullii,ed
States Circuit Court Judge William hi.
banning died at his bomt in this city,
today from heart trouble Judge Lot: 2
plug was to have sat with Circuiti
Judges Gray and Burlington in the
government suit against the United,
States Steel Corporation and its sub-i
sldinries. Judge Lanning was rslxtyj
three years old. lie. had been ill for:
laeveral weeks. Judge Limiting had
been ti circuit. court judge since 1909.
. Prior to that he was it federal district
court judge. He served one term in
Et‘onuress, being elected in 1902. iii-
,wna prominent In the affairs of the
i Presbyterian Church and was it ment-
jiwr of the llourd ori'i‘rusiees of the
letters) Assembly, and that dcnontinn-“
US$12.Jill..l‘i"i.1"..‘?f.';i§7.‘ °’ """“""‘°“ ; Good Butter, per‘ lb.
Best Winter Butter, per lb.
runs AND FUR come at a great sacrifice None are rose '
e refuse to carry any over into next season. “
T e Paris Cloak 81 Salt House
. {THE House or soon CLOTHES
. 515 Main St., Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwallr ,
so WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE 433.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
“The Moyer See. of the Moyer
Car, the Moyer you want ‘
to own one”
You are cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Garage. I)
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK.
OSCAR H. BANKS?“
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RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3” NORWALK, CONN
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Mary. with of Thomas Keouh. oi‘
.XMMHEI (”M M! ”mm”: m M. “,5, 3 cans Milk for ............................................ .25c
ilii‘llt‘l". iii West avenue. She is snrvih ,3 cans Goad com for """"""""""""""""""""""" 256.
Evil by n ,WMWL u mu and um duuy‘u lurnips. per peck .......................................... I7c'
étw.» m“ m“ ,5. Mm Keogh. m”, 3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for .............................. . 25o:
"tlauulttrr Miss Mary K<2222h null tlic: Celtry, Parsmps Sweet P01131095 Oranges, Grapes Apples. .
'tliet' limit-liter lira. ilurry Dubious.
.‘i‘ltis is the ioiirtii cnsc hilli‘t' the dis UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
T12d lltitiiliiy tiinrniiil: iii 12' o’clock from L
St‘. \inry‘s i‘liiircit, with Interment in 20 NORTH MAiN 97- ' PHONE 1“
Ext, hint-ye 222cuicttrx ' E I
walnuts our rules
in rtrctnicit
lixpcriiitcnts are being conducted by
thcl'nited lilectric Light and Water ‘
Company iii Norwulk today, and were
totiducted iii New Canaan yesterday
illilii iii Will Sililii i
\\ Al I. 81 ill? E ',l‘ lit: it) n in. Prices
were virtually iitithnnued .II the opt-u-
iug of lite stock market today. Specu.
ftitii‘c interest was dull and the tie-g
mund was to.) light to give the market ’
u definite trciid. The onli changes
of more than it small fraction north “mph is mm or ”1.1“.ng out frozen
into“)! 21 ‘0‘" “121““? 5‘0“” Repllb‘,iititer pipes with electricity Super-in
lic. Steel pi‘ti. lose a point and SOlllil' [Student of the line worh Chester-‘1]
eiii iiaiiuu) pid. a 3. Ryan and assistant to the stiperintenr~
WALL STREFT 11 a iii—~Thc en 2 2 E '
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physicians in charge of the thirty-om2 market turned downward after the Oll2 the company are co:d\i.:i:1:r:iith§m
persons still in the J. C. illair liemor— euing orders had been tilled. Su ort _. 1 . ’ .
lul Hospital. who were Injured iii the appeared after some stocks regisifred 35:3:3: uliicli are proving mo
wreck oi the Pennsylvania Limited Ex- halt a point losses. On the recovery.
””5“ M Warrior 3 Bridge ”MGMIM‘V the copper STOUD became Dromiilem nit’ilii‘iigflignfiléhfjfldz‘li: “211;”:
announced todm that none of them and there wasnbcttei inquiry for cor 50,. Leon B Fish of thee 3* am
would die. Sh of the patients are in thin other specialties. Tennessee Cop sebool in Arch Sheet h or
a serious (Hondiiion The number oi.’ per General Electric and Macltay Coni- pipes were frozen The Wears»
badly Injured passengers is not large. patties adianced 1 and Philadelphia with their ""julce the 5; 011m"
the patients still iii n seiious condi- 2th. The American Tobacco lost 1‘). house and the outer ens p; til:
ten are: and Lorillard- " points. ' . . .
Horace Bayiiss, cook. E WALL STREET, Noon.-Fluctua- Zilligfejézgmm :h‘: pipe ditiiimedlatel
ibadly scolded. {items in stocks during the morning time was hot to “(I "3:131. 11 3‘ an.
i Frank Gardiner, New York, cook. were of bio same narrow character as The l t e on
ilfldi)‘ scolded. )0“ the earlier days Of the week. Ai- f [Dan S to sendthe electri .
J. H. Jones, Washington. Pullmanimost the only stocks which seemed to Loni He pole “M011 ‘5 at 220 2’01
porter. badly scalded. :hate 9. speculatlie following were the t. il'ough a transformer reducing. 211.!
George Alexander Jersey City,cook.‘ Coppers. There was some buying of ‘0 tage to 110‘ The ‘juicc then m.“
scolded these shares owing to the heavy ex- els through a resistance-box, salt and
Steven Hitchings. .’ew York waiter.E ports or the inetal and reports of bet~ water being used in the place attire
head and shoulders hurt burned. Eter domestic trade conditions, but on- prescribed instrument. This ‘1’-
Henry Christian. New York. conic: erators were bearish toward the gen- lowers the voltage and increase ,:
badly scolded. oral list. No heavy selling was at- amperage, which latter "8'“er;
The hospital took care of tittyonei tempted, however, and the market p reduces heat. The lower theyoli:
Injured persons yesterday, of whomi was supported {the tone became heavy becomes the higher the “‘99
twenty were discharged before 6 it. in a‘irath after 11 o ciocit. in spite of the 8°“ and “elem“: ”‘9 great“
It to expected that at least a dozen; Independent strength shown by the he” obtained ,
more will be sent way today. io‘opper issues. Reading, Union Pa- The Namath coutinues to
Hundreds lot, persons visited theicidc and U. S. Steel were pressed for “whom“ ”99 until it MS! 1110
scene of the wreck today. The heavy? sale steadily, and their lack of resls- “‘9 “mug 0‘ 109 next to the
steel cars istill lie on their sides onitance encouraged bear operations in self. This then ‘3 pushed alohg‘h
the river bank. Railroad men from all ‘ other quarters. Colorado Fuel became for,“ of the water behind it 23“
over theistate and from railroads intrather active after long neglect and the pipe is clear 0‘ ice.
pther states are Inspecting the wmeck- yielded 12%. The Bethlehem Steel Experiments conducted in New
age. The Pennsidvania Limited em- stocks lost about its much. Bonds were than yesterday by Superintend .
bodied all the latest ideas for safety steady ‘ ‘1“ resulted in cleaning in one insta ‘
in the equipment or the steel cars a ripe over one hundred and fifty feet
Railroad men declare that it was due in length. The scheme is so practical.
to the construction or the steel ears 2 simple, and safe that it would
grow in favor about the town
that many lives were saved.
An ordinary train or the old style n ‘3 ““d°'3t°°d2 “WM“ ‘ »
City oi! !South Nor'walk..wlll not. no
construction running titty miles an , / ,
hour and stopping suddenly must at this method of ridding the pipes Il-
ice. The, pipe itself does not bee.
necessarily have gone to pieces in
such an event dozens would have been hot 011011811 to do any damage an ,
killed. . ready there have been, several ii
The Pennsylvania Railroad and the on ““0“ from Euizabeth Mimi 0‘ N0? ‘traced‘to the old method oi." thaw.
state railroad commission are carrying walk T" thousand “m” worth 0‘ out the ice with torches-
0n Invo‘sti tions. .heri‘ ropnty has been attached.
3‘ ‘ Th _.pi-opety‘ enrichment was made
by Multinatierid John 121. Blake and is
I‘ll roots. some in. Ridge street. Jr.. of Woodbury avenue, ”92
driller“ y. sharia View retried "has celebrating their wooden Milli
Among the presents with) tit
itiii wuu tiiiiiis
tuition tittiu
Thirtyrone Oi the Injured on
Pennsylvania Railroad Are
in the Huntington Hospital
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HUNTINGTON, P8,, Fell. lt‘i.»-.Tliu2
New York,
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W. K. J. HUBBELL SUES.
Paper; Served on Elizabeth Mills for
Recovery of Moth of $1,800.
William K. J. Hubbeli of Wilton, has
brought suit through Attorney Edward
.J. Quinlan, who is associated with the
firm ofD Walsh tilt Hubbeil, for the re
covery or $1. 800 which he claims due
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'i'tHEIR FIFTH AINNIVEBSA
Mr. and Mrs. William H. mm
MammafiWasn’t it also or the
ravens to work for .pool' El “
intertih'a idea In
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