LUNTANIA. MAURETANIA
mutton. Clyde Linc. Mallory Line.
uni Mail Steam Packet 00.111111 So
it“ nah Lino, reaching all coast re.
to and South America with tho
11111. Steamship Co.‘ a dimer ser-
to Bermuda. Best accommoda-
n and best rates. Ask for circu-
8.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinds
Boll Estate-«Town. Country and Shore
Telephone 1230‘
0mm" Over the South Nor-walk
Trust 00., 8791 Washington 81'...
South Norwuik, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
John, son of Rev. and Mrs. John E.
Zelter, of West avenue, is suffering
111111. an attack 01‘ rroup.
- The stock or the Itlclvllic lint Co.)
'01" New York. well known in the hat
trade, was sold ut auction Wednesday
in‘New York. The stock was announc
odto‘conslsi of stiff and soft hats and
T‘othor ltcndwrar valued at $710,000. Tho
company is rotirlng from business.
Although the New England Naviga-
tion company has docldrd to drop tho
‘ name "Norwich Line" for its bouts.
ill still clings to the designation with
5 which the public 1111.1 grown 1111111111112
"and ndvcrtisos in tho Now York 11nv
_‘pcru “New London (Norwich) lino."
Charles 11. Mason. 111111111111
, for tho i'ovcnuo ilopnrf'in-nt 11111111211.
‘ont Non England in 11111111111: 11 visit to
the different 11111511111111; in 00111111111111
,‘ fur the 1111111111111 01‘ finding 0111 w11 111111 '
Hing to 21111 1:111' in regard to the 1150 111‘
A 111212111101.
”mu...
wLnloot style Dcrbicu 111 (1'liricn's.
In :1 lirnriuu 111 .\o11 ‘111111 \‘i’cduc:
day in tho luukruptry (-11:11: 01‘ 111.1
‘ Samncls & (‘11., of 11131 riti'. Morris (1
782111111615, 01 liiill firm 1111111111111. it 1::
«button in moss teports of 1111: pinicood
1 not 11101.0. to (“porno ..l lv‘1="'.111,1 Sr” 01'
1’01
111'
Assigned n lilo insurance policy
350.000 to Mr, \l‘vhor, 11.1 security
This evening at S o’riurk the 11. Y.
11., or the South Norwulk llnptis 1
Church, will hold a‘huniquc soci'tl at
the. church. Smith's orchestra of ex-
cellent quality will he proscnt and on
olocutionist of rare ability. Mrs. 1r
vln‘g Smith, who delights 131-9111111111
with her rich contralio voice. will Sing.
Various games will be indulged in. Re
eshmcnts of ice cream and cake will
he served. The admission, including
refreshments, is entirely free. Meme
hers nreurgcd to bring ‘11 friend and
npend a pleasant owning. 2
éKecp in mind Trolleymen‘s Bail,
Friday night. ’l‘own Assembly Hall.
Cars all directions after dance, 8 to 1.
' Adiutnht and Mrs, J. T. Winterbot-
' .of Pittsilold Mass” thrived in
Dunbury yesterday and today began
Work as leaders 0! the local Salvation
rmv work, tithing the places of Ad
jutttnt and Mrs. John Perkins. w or 9
taking an indefinite furlough, on ‘31:
count of ill health. The first meeting
under the now leaders will be held in
tho ySalvntlon'Army hallon Elm street
1111.8 o‘clock this evening. Adjutant
and Mrs. Winterbottom carried on the
Salvation Army work in Meriden. and
in South Norwalk before they were as-
gned to Pittsfleld. Mrs WinterbOt-
thin has been in the Salvation Army
'1: for 22 years and Adjutant Winter
0111 hos obcen in the work for 18
a. Mrs. Winterbottom was trained
the work in London England, on
Miss Eva Booth the daughter at
oral Booth the head of the Salva-
Army. +Danhui'y News.
1: Eagle Restaurant
dt’l‘ the ‘Plnce to Dino '
Iu‘d Stonmahlp Co.’ 3 magnificent ,
inhaling palaces. reaching all points or ‘
ntoni ‘
tho 110211111111 authorities are rout‘oriu’
dogs, that he ownd at l-t‘nnt 511101111111
‘ Ferry, Wight-r 111.01.. lint 1111111111111'1111' ,
701's, well known horn. and 111111 1111, hm!‘
111
Secretary Townsend; of State
Board of Health Calls Atten-
tion to the Laws
ilill SIAIISIIBS .lll
Wm...“
Forty-live Births. Twelva Mar-
riages and Forty-two Deaths
Recorded by Town Clerk
The subject of rabies is dealt with
in the monthly report of Sccrotury
Townsend of the State ”card of
Health issued today. 111- says that
with tho: illsonuo prevalent in nolgh~
ing stutcs. particulnriy New York. it
11111:. not 111: 1111112.: to cull attention to
existing laws on 1111: subject. He says:
About 1119 years 1.11:1: whcu rubies
11111111111111 in this 111111111111 to 1111: nit-1:1-
surrs 11111'11121'111'1' to 111111111 1111' its 1-ou~
11:111. With 11111 (11121111111 now 111111111111
iirulnrly Now York. it mnl' not 111':
01 1311' niztzior 111111 of existing: him: on
1119 11111111101.
,‘in :1 lou'n 2111111111 111» nt 11111111 111111111011
1111' 11:11 lii'nllh 11111011111 1011111 5111111 coin-
11:1.»141111121' 1111 11111111211111 animals, 11111)
i 11:15: 111111111411 111111111: rhurgr 111' 11111 171115
‘untiuti .11111 112.1111: 1.11' 111.113.141.131 with”
11111111191 11111111111111: now.
i (‘1.111.1':1r_1 111 11 111112111'111511'111111111 111:-
11111‘ 1111111111: 1111'1 1:111y. 1111: 111:11‘11'11111 11121111:
01'1'111':= upoiituncously in lilo 11111:, 11111
is 11110 111 1.111 iul‘cr'tionu instituiul hutch
ling; Lllt? 1111111 11:41111111' 1:81.111? result of 11
.1111 1: 111 :1 11111111 11111111111. ilonidco dog:
11111 11151.151: 11(1"11111 111 111151 nil 11111111.
! 111M 1111111 burntmaf
l
in ‘10 1111.121”;ll
lit 1‘1‘. {111.118 [11:11:31. 1’11. We'll :12: ill 11115. ,1 “1.11 11:.
1110111 of 1111: .1111111'1151 111111 1:11:11 oliim',
:tlw opportuniti for tho transmission
01.1111 111311112111 111.11' 119 ircniioiit 111111
11111 111111111 known until '1 do; in 1111-1
ton.
"111;: 3111112; 111111011 oi“ incubation. 1112.-
pally 311.111 11113.11 is 1'11111111112111119 for tho.
11:11.1 til '11 1111.1 infection is 011011 ourriod
110 (11111.1 1115111111 pim'cs.
151111115111111 in 11111019111113 of the
1101 1111 tiunsinission to 1111111 in tho
10111111 111111 truth, onc-hnli‘ is 111 11': to
I cuts. and for the remainder other ani—
1111113 urn l't‘SiiUllSilllt‘.
Tim tilsrovci‘y of l’nslcllt‘ hns pincrd
,wlthin our reach 1111 almost sum moth
od 01‘ wording oil the tilsoxtsc in mun.
This treatment however is oxpcnsiive
as money and naturally one. docs not
wish to adopt it unless there is real
danger. It therefore becomes a matter
of cxtrcmc imporiunco to. determine
promptly whether a dog: that has hit-
ten 11 personis actually affected with
rubles in order thatoulok trentment
mny‘tollow if necessary. it is n‘mls-
take to call a dog mad because it has
bitten some one and immediately kill
it. In doubtful cases the dog should
be confined and kept under oboervatlon
tor a tow dnys and if at the end of a
weak it appears healthy 110 four need
be felt. If however tho'dog has been
killed before a definite diagnosis was
made. the head should be ncvcrcd
from the body. leaving attached to it
as much oi the neck as possible, thcnl
packed in ice and shipped by express
to the State Laboratory atMiddlotown.
if the laboratory examination is posh
tlve, the casein surely one of rabies;
if negative the case is probably not
rubies. 1 1
When a. person has been bitten by
9. dog proven to be mad he should
at once tdke the Beatour treatment.
of the state certifies to the nolectmen
oi the town“ in which'tho injury was
necessary, they shall bear the expense
of such treatment." ‘
1511111111. in the State.
~By mortality reports robe'lved there
_' were 1,597 deaths 1111111131119 month of
January: This was 251,:‘m‘ore‘thnn in
Decombér and 163 loas'than in Janu-
cry of lost your, and 22 loss than the
overuse numbor o e 111:. during Jun-
only for the live :1 m preceding.
The death rate wail 17.2 for the
dinea‘m Ward 195111411111; 12 .2 per cent.
of the totnl mortoilty.
was provniont in the state, we 1311111111E
in 11111111: 01‘ our neighboring stutos. pur».
('ili‘t‘ti of 11111111111 111111115.
and troublesome. inking «iinic‘ns well:
1111 1111.
NflRWiLK [All Milli.
1112111111 othceru to the, mutter. 111111 the .
i
‘1'
SPE
for Saturday
I
,SODABISCUIT. ............... ...3lbs.25c
MILK CRACKERS ............. ' . .. ........... 3 lbs. 25c
SPINACH ...... ' ............ ...... percanuc
HWOOATS ....... ..... 2for25c
SALMON ........................ ......... '. . .2 for 25¢
SMOKED HERRING .......... 3 for me
UAKER OATS ......... - ....... ......., ...... 3 for 25¢
ATIONAL OATS (small). .. ........... 3 for 251:
GRANDMA’ S FLOUR .................... . ..... 3 for 25c
LEMONS ................................ per dozen 20c
MARATHON BAKED BEANS. 7c
VINEGAR ............. . . ............. .per hot. 81.:
3 cans TOMATOES ............ , ...................... 251:
3 cans CORN ........................... ..... ...25c
3 cans “SQUARE” MILK. ..... .. . . . . ............... 25c
ELF CRACKERS ....................... ..3 lbs. 25c
PEACHES ........ ’. . .' ............ .. ............ 2 cans 25c
FEARS. ...... . ......................... . ..... 2 cans 25c
PLUMS ............................ , ........... 2 cans 251: ~
RASPBERRIES ............. .. ., ........... .2 cans 25c
KARO 1 ................ . ............. . ........ 3 cans 25c
WASHING SOAP ............................. 6 bars 25c
WASHING POWDERS ............. . ....... ..6 pkgs. 25c
. WASHING SODA. ............... . ............. 3 lbs. 51:
POTATOES ............................... per peck, 33c
APPLES, BALDWIN. ......... . ................. 30c
FLOUR ................. , ................... per sack 80c
FLOUR ....................... . ...... per sack. 511121.201:
BROOMS .................... _ ............ 3c and 351: cach
COOD BUTTER ..... . ............. . ................ 35c
LARI). ..... . ......................... 2 lbs. 251:
Parsnips. Beets Onions, Sweet Potatoes Turnips, Etc.
111111.15 to 11.11.1111 rumlnd 1111111111 oil‘it'ors '
i . .
' 11'1'1'11 mumul 111' FullSlll‘lirllllil,
Darragh Bros.
Telephone 923.
197 East Washington Street
111111.: 111'
11111'111111111121. 1:11:11: 111' dint-11111:»: ill lin-
:.1'1'11.1us syuiirin. 111111' 11,1 hour! (ii-“13:11:11,
111: ;1('i‘l2li‘llls 111111 Unicorn, 111111
mutual 11y 13111111.» 111111.11
llil‘tu'
12111‘11-1-11 worn
:iiucnrt‘u.
1
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Thu 11112111111114.huntlwr of crown oi
11111111101111 111111111119n 11'111'1'1 1111:01'11'112
\111115'11122 ilurirn, 13; 1‘11): of Nor-
1.. T0111: of Not 1' ‘11. iii; i‘liy
111151111111 .1’1111111111, 2'1: ‘1‘,,1:1111111 l. .
Scarlet lcvcr wllnrlon. 2: City of
.‘11.1r11.1lk.i . Town 01' Norunlinl
13111113111 iovon-i‘itr 111’ Norwulh, l
(“onsuniptiun Norwalk. 2; (“.ity ol’
' Noru'ulk. l.
The Local Record.
'l‘ho rccord 111' 111111 utntlstirs for
An actor the Legislature of 1909 pro- .
video that when a licensed physician
1511:1131 arc 11311111: month of .iauuui'y 1m: prlntnd 1w»
unison"
low 1111 ”11111111111.” on tho bonito of
T111111 (‘11111111191111111 11.81111111 Thorn
were 1'11111111; 11111 past month 112 111111111111.
15 births unit 12 inuriinges. 'l‘he rec
11rd for births in qnltc. nu unusual one.
and tho deaths hold second 11111111 nlno
outsulpping the usual .numhoi. There
were fewer nuu'rlnnos, portions due
to the {not that this was the first
month of loop your.
Deaths.
Date Name 1231.! i)
lmli‘rnnoos G. Poyvcz. ...... ill 9 1'1
2-wlloth S. Davis ....... ...S3
«la—Scrub Kelly ........ A i 20
ii—mJohn Krul ........ 32 ll .
ivalbcri Eugono lintos ...39' 3 29
4W~Emily W001! Solker . ...45 10 2
5~FrancecEmmn Brown...-43 11
5—4“. J. J. Wlogman .......87 1 26
tit-James Marina ..... 45
945051111 M. llogurdus ...... till
i.0——Mandn Hubbard . ....... 74
iO—~Gcorgc Alonzo 11111111111 ...t‘10 ll 3
il——‘-Ell Kelley ............. 27 ll 19
li-wJane E V4111 Arsdulc ....76 5 23
li-John Pnlumbo ......... 7
iawAlbert R. Uliendrlck l 29
15m‘l‘homas l3. Blrchall ..... 60 1 8
iii-Thompntm Martin ......:74 10 2
'17—-—S:tcphen Gallols . . . . . . . .45
18-Snrah Bates ...... til 9
184—James C Flynn ........ i
iii—maria Flynn ........... 1
lswllolena 11‘. Montgomery. .15 8
21~Margaret A. Everett ....36 9 ll
23~Wlilinm Gregory ........87 9 '6
23~Elizhboth H Varlan 8,25
m
received that Pasteur treatment is ‘ 'l"
February minus Out Uminhtiy Spots
» Haw to Remove Bully.
Do you know how easy it is to re~
move those ugly spots so that no one
will call you freckle-face?
double strength, mom F. H. Baxter.
and one night's treatment will show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of
1 trecklco and get a bountiful compliant .‘
loin The and and wind: in he in ry'
bring 11111111111191, out! no I ro‘attlt more
slats sometimes had it 11111511111111 not
Iulnolent to dupply all «culls. Be In
Simple got an ounce of othlne,‘
'othlno is sold this month no 11111 drug- ’
.lnnzrn i'Zdu'urd i‘lrnt-o ...il
11 ilosic Zuluhrrko ........ ti iii
1 l-Shvi'ltm'tit Ancii ........ tit; iii till
.1 lilzinriw E. Ahnnzty . . . ii
1’}
i
l
-1
Y'
2‘." \l‘iiiium 11. 3111111111115 ....152
‘3? 11111111211 1,111.1 ........... 11':
LS 11111 Sryntoin' C. 1‘"lllillt‘*i‘ ..... .3 '1' ll.
‘ 2.1.1 :» iiiurunrtri Wynn ........ 1'10
2h~~ulliinn Anderson ......... ltti
;s~~11111'11.i‘\‘.1.111~,1 ........?1’1
1' 311111 Butte-icon ........ till 2 iii
3114114111111l’.i‘uinntinc ...... 90 ii i
I iiil'w'l‘ilt‘illltul F‘. (Hahn ....... 7! P
loom-1111111111111 111111114 ......... 11' 24
:llwltufun 11. 0111111111: ....... 111
.1311: iionry (‘J'llnrn .......... 2121 ’1 ‘29
Births.
Prior to l‘uls) nntl l-‘ini'lnn \'.ozzo
l~~~iinnnhtcn to \‘ 111111111 .1. and blur:
6191112111.
w—llodmun. 11.1 .lohu ii. and Allen .‘11.
171110.
ism-Emma. to l‘naqnnilo and Jonnic
l Bernardo.
hwloucph. to Andrew and Thoreau
Tonto - ‘
lwhlrnost.’ to Pnuquaiio and Cornottn
.Dl—‘l‘orio.
ism—Doris, to James and Katherine
Flynn.
istnmeo. to James and Katherine
Flynn.
:3mllnrbura. to Otto and Mario Mondol.
7—~Son. to John D 11nd Mnrv Hughes.
19mStcV1-n. to Stevon and Katie Gui-
yns.
timGladys. to John ‘nnd Mary Arnold.
illulliabcl. to Charles E. and Martha
Smith. fl
dwRuth. to George and Mary Rose.
i3»Goorg-e, to John and Ethel Stootn.
19miicrnard, to Leo and Florence liar.
‘ ris. V
26-Melvin.
Russell
,Y—Mlldrod. to Charles J. and Mar-
guerite Valentino.
ilk-Muriel to Peter and Nellie
O Horn.
18~Harry It, to Hort-y ii and Gor-
trudo Land.
to Joseph and Mildred
. til—«Michel, to John and Jennie Verna.
MwGoltan Emroy to Stephen and
Mary E Slmomky.
22-—~Victcr. to Michael and 11111 Cochcr.
‘ 22wJohn, to Michael and Ida Goober.
li—Fi'ank, to Joseph and Rosa How-
11th..
tau-Katherine E; to James and Grnco
Hopkins.
m—Micholo'. to Charles and Joneplr
eno Bonnello . .
3~Ralph, to John and Florence Stain.
(iv—Adelyn,
Hitchcock.
Mono.
26-Chnrlon, to Charles and Mary
011111111.
valh.
1 1 Hr 1111M”
209-1111911121,
't‘o‘ “Patrick and Mary
McCALL’S
Patients are:
Very
Attractive
I We 81 15c
Patterns ares
Very
Attractive
10c & 15c
’S
instead of $1 50.
$1.50‘Silk Hose $1.15
We will sell Ladies' Black and
Tan Silk Hose $1.15 tomorrow,
$1.50 Fawne’s Gloves 1.19
Last day of the Glove Sale. All. $1.50
Fowncs’ guaranteed Gldves, $1.19.
$5 Suits, Dresses and Coats $5
Just a few Suits, Coats and Dresses that we do not want to carry over.
gather about 40 altogether. _ Prices range from $8 to $12. 50. Take your pick tomorrow, $5
We will group to-
$7
No alterations.
for best selections.
Dress Sale
Values $12 to $18. Get busy here tomorrow. if you want to save money on Dresses. About
15 Silk Satin and Serge Dresses that sold from $12 to $18.
$10 - Suits and Coats. - $10
Take your pick of any of our Suits and Coats—price makes no difference.
that sold from $16 to $25. tomorrow you can buy at $10.
$7
You pay us $7 tomorrow.
Suits and Coats
No alterations. Shop early
ill'?
to Whiter and Emilio
21—Margnret, to Andrew and Rosie ‘
20——Louia. to Morris and Ethel N3!
'$3 25 and $3 98
New Spring Dresses
Tomorrow we will show a number of new Spring Dresses, in very clever styles, for women
who appreciate something new and diiicrent. We do not show two Dresses alikc. This
new line come in several new 1912 colors and styles that are entirely diffcrént.
range from, $10.98 to $12.98. Alterations free.
New Spring Hats
We will show a number of new styles in the new mannlsh effects for early street wear. See
the new Derby Tailored 11211111111 women. See window display tomorrow. Prices, $2. 98,
Prices
New Straw Braids and Frames
W: will have a great many new styles in wire frames and the new line of Straw Braids for
. women who desire to make their new Spring Hats. on sale tomorrow.
\
Special Bargains T omorrow
We will offer special low prives in every department in this store tomorrow. Every depart-
ment will contribute. Come tomorrow and see for yourself ‘
llnxtcr.
ilw-vSon. to Albert and t‘onoottn Mis-
crcndino.
24111111“. to 1.011121 11nd Mary Janu-
nrio.
2l-llolon, to Charles and Elsie Keil-
tcnbnnm.
ll~-Ellznbnth, to Lonnie and Ruth As-
how.
12-Jcnnle. to Boniamln and Annie
Olmstcad.
Marriages.
fill—John Evan and Mary Mikolltn.
21-Snmuol C. Hommlng and Grace
Bron}:
25401111 Krniiltovrski
. Obolskn. _
27401101111 Static and Mary Nynry.
Bambominlsk Incorto and Mary Mace
28-Stophen H. Smith and Clara. V.
Murray
2wLewin S Judd and Sophia 13.1m-
son.
9~1lohn vaoszl and Annie Dveovak.
16-ilonry F. V'ale‘iitinc and Lena
Kern.
. and Antonio.
_ 18-Aaron Max Ellis and Rose'A. Car-
novitz.
21141111111111 Taylor and Anna Robot!
20~Georgo E. chney and Bessie M.
Peters.
Roccntiy Recorded 31111:.
May 29~Ernest Louis. to Paul cud
Ida Toth
‘Doo‘ember 20—»Vivlnn, to Garrett and“
Sarah Spar.
December 17—»Ida. to Jacob and be»
cells. Rudder.
December 23~Mnrlo. to Ralph and
Customs Fest»;
‘11.
W
LADIES’ UNITED WHIST.
Mrs. ,D. Burr Beach entertained the
members ‘of the ”diet. United Whlst
Club yesterday, afternoon at her home.
The. first prize was ,won .by'Mrs.
George Godfrey. the second by'Mrar
George Stevens and the third by Mrs.
‘Lnubschcr, of Brldxeport.
direct. south Norwnk 11‘ .
1111 111111111 11
- escape tho gallows.
‘ yers‘ in hnbens corpus proceedings to
.ldence against himself.
1 bi‘awskt '21 your; old; Phillip: Scin-
' “‘jmerling,
Schulz. 19 years old; Thomas Jen-
, murder or Guelww.
Tho next:
‘ meeting will be hold on 1111‘. 29th 1111111.:
with turn. 3111111 11111111111111. at 1311911111111;
lilillliiiil 1011 1111110111
Suprcma Court Reiusos to Grant
Stay of Execution tor
Guezlow Assassins
CHICAGO. Feb. 16.—-Fi1'c men can
damned to be hanged for murder in
the county jail born this morning,
made tinnl efforts through lawyers to’
That time for the
executions had been set for the hours
between 10 o. m. and 2 p. In. today.
The, court proceedings in behalf of
the tour murder-amp! Fred.-Guelzow,
the truck gordner, were scheduled in
the Supreme Court at Springfield nod
in the Superior Court here .
Judge Kcneasw M. Landis,‘ in the
United States District Court, was pre-
pared to hear the final please! law-
savo the life of Thomas Jennings, a:
negro convicted of the murder ot’cmr» I
once Killer, 111 railway clerk. ‘
In this case the ldwycrs argued that
the mixer print evidenco‘ was irreg-
1111111 obtained. inasmuch 8.81110 man
was compelled to practically give ev-
Tné condemned men are: 1111111111
.Sbiblawskl. 24 years old; Frank Shi-
34 years old; Thomas
nings. 32 yearn 0111.“.
Two others were engaged in the
They 111111111111
‘oscspod the sentence of their fellows
on account of 111.1114 youth. Both were
sentenced to the punitonunr‘y tor lite.
o sky. each 15 111111111 ‘oid.
iblnwski and his brother Ewald were
1 hanged.
Thcy were Frank Kits. 11111 Dec [Such- ,1
Tho man murdonod Guolsow on 1119‘
1:
Three minutes after the Shlblawskl
brothers were housed, a b81111 from
Superior Court. Justice McKinley rush-
ed into the jailer’s oflice, summoning
the jailer to the court. ’
Counsel for the Gnezlow murderers
‘ . had told the court the men were in-
sane and asked that the execution he
stopped.
Phillip Sommcrilng and Thomas
Schultz were hanged at 10:49.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 16.——The. Sn.
promo Court denied the motion or n
'ert of supersedoas to stay the exe-
cution otthc Guczlow murderers.
GAVE A “ VALENTlNE, SOCIAL.
Church amt-291111. Friends. ,
The 'Glrls' Friendly Society of Trill; ‘
ity Episcopal Church held 11 delightful
valentine social inst o‘voning stone,
to a good entertainment, played games
and partook or dainty romashmontn
furnished them bythe ouclcnt commit-
tee in charge. 1 -
Each member of the 11111111111 was
result was ,all‘ that was anticipated.
The Nature of the evening were the “
prize games, at which there Worn two.
the candy hunt and the heart mo...
in the 111-2111111111“. Lillian Schaub took
the first prize and Miss: Loronn on.
hes the consolation. In the. second ’
some the prizes Were £111,»de to Ila-1 C
no] LaCroix, Lorena. 1311911111.. Ildn"
Walklcy. Helen Crow, Hanoi Selby
and Rev. F A. Coleman. consolation.
During the evening ,Miuj Louisa
Schanb rendered several piano igloo"
111111.. and 1.1111111111112111. were sound. 9
of the Misses Louise Sellout), Jennie 1.
Loo. Annie. Dunkor, Annie Rodlimnn-u ‘
in and tan Kroomor. ' :
A 12113111119111 on ’ j
"So ycu think the author of this
oirw Friendiysociety‘ in Trinity: ”
church. The young women listened A ‘
privileged to bring a, friend and the ‘
The committee in charge wan made up "7
Norwalk Chronicler