own. will dound
3 more than everimus-
ical to our ears.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post-outs.
as Becond Clue Matter
scorn nonwam. CONN. ruesnav. reappeared 1912
‘ 3 PP" he .
newspapers,
not? Well, then, 3
don't advertise your"
stock in the Scotl-
net and nobody Will
know about it. '
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WEATHER FORECAST
Fair. colder; Wednesday rain or snow
PARREI PRRPiRIY RRRRIII
IIR RIPE RR RiWRIIY
IIII IN RRRIHP NRRWIIIII
Deed tor the McMahon Lot in
Library Building Was Alec Accepted and the Deal
Will be Closed Sometime Today
PIRRAIIIIR ill iii In liRi
RIIIII IRRIRHI, WHEN RIIIZEIIS Witt BI HEARRI
Washington Street tor New
IIRRSE lifl RIIiR
'7? s'IIII IIIIIIIIIII nuns
_irom tho butcher's counter and at
P einnlllml this as her lntontiou. but3tbu
RREIIE III Mili'lilRIIiI
Took Several Otilcere and bill-
zone to lleetraln Women and
Get Her to Lociiup
in II raIzo. this morning because
(‘ounclltnan Nelson W. llcnodlct. of
Norwalk. the Pweileknown butcher.
would not comply with her wiehoa and
sell her some meat below the regular
price. .‘Iliss Sadie Matthews. or East
hvenuo. thought to be mentally tut-
balanced. picked up one of tho saws
tempted to cut. oil his hood. Islto
councilman rounded the nountcrunti
Purchase oi the Treadweli Porperty in Water Street Has Been
Consummaied—Pians for New Library Building Approved I
More history Wits written by ”to
present Board of t‘outtcilntcn ill its
adjourned meeting IvltiIIlI was lli‘Itl
that. night whcn it \l'ilh3l’iilt‘il to purI
chase the Purdue property at the cor
nor of Marshall liiltl North Main
ril‘t‘t‘lS for a site for the city ltnll and
the plans for the new Carbonic library
“are accepted. .‘Irt‘unucntcttta were
also made with William ll. .\ic.\initon
tor the purchase of his lot at tho‘cor-
nor of Franklin and \l‘usltltutton
etrccts for library purposes and it in
probable that this deal Ivll‘. be con
automated today.
The matter of settling on tho
it i't‘I
Pillllliiil’ we wont run
.. Interim Insurers
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-(liil‘ord
'Pinchot. former chiet‘ forester and
close personal friend of Theodore
Iliooaevoslt. has made formal announce-
ment that he3 has parted company with
the La Foltctte boom and would hero.
utter support Raoscrelt. The announce
tttcnt ‘was not unexpected. it is likely
to be followed by other announcements
from former LII Foliottc supporters.
Governor Johnson. of California. it is
said. is preparing to come up in a state-
.lllelll. it would not be surprising to
some politicians who time been ltt
( lose touch- with the, situation in Witch.
ington it Senator A. ll Commute. of
town. should announce himself out oi
the race and declare in favor of Rouse»
volt.
Gifford Pinohot has been giving t-u-c
ly of his time and money to aid Sono-
tor he Follette' s candidacy. ills broth
or Autos has been very active also. but
when the La 'Folictte men clashed with
the Roosevelt men itt Ohio. llllnole and
,other states Mr. Pinchot broke with
the he. Follette organization. and his
fornt'al statement simply confirms what .
.3 has been generally believed for some
tlm that he would turn to RooaeIelt
it it ever become certain that the for.
met president seriously contemplated
getting into the heldm
m. o..-...._—~.-_I~... ave-«WK "w...
dcputttncttt tlliliit‘l nus dt'ft'il'U‘I until
\I .I.- illillllllt' -l_\ settled.
Alum \Itlllutu F. Tammany.
(Pounriluton William Minor
1.. (I‘IirIII. Frederick ii.
M. \\’II.I' \‘liiliatn F Hoyt and Harry
\l'. Mutltcr IIctc lilUbtlll.
William iluitott. t‘vpt‘rscntiuu tiIII
(Continued on Second Pate.)
was... “Mam m- ..
DEFEcTIVE Inn other
The New \ork. New tinven & llnrt:
lord railroad baa made an othcinl re»
port on the recent Lenten island train
wreck it was reported at the limo
ol' the wreck that the extreme cold of
Saturday night work. cunning sudden
contraction of the roll at It weak spot.
caused the break and the disaster
I'l‘he railroad omctuls made all some
of tests with the broken rail and with
rails out of II largo consignment. and
at a similar nature stored at Cedar
Hill for truck repairs. and they found
that there was too touch carbon in the
stool, making It brittle and readily
subject to damage by extreme changes
in tho tcntpcruiure.
The result was that thc consign
mom of rails at thr- Cedar Hill yards
has been condemned and all such tulle
which have been laid will be at. once
thoroughly inspected and removed on
tastes possible.
”awn—y...“
PLUMBER SPLAN
illIIlT Bl EXPLOSION
The explosion of II steamer.
tor thawing out frozen water pipes by
Iplutnbers. Iestcrdm caused injuries
to lohn .\ .Splan ot ()rchultl street.
that will keep hint from work for
some limo. A hole has tortt in the left
roIIcIIIIIIItI oIeToveIIs
nIIIIIIIII-z III curred vet
L—J—‘h—o—a
NEW HAVEN Feb; 20. ——PatrolmnttI
IStoian. passing a tenement house on
I‘Axenue-IB. in the East Side, early to-
.day. rubbed his eyes’and pinched him
self when he suddenly noticed II black'
P ened coffee pot reposlng on the icy
doorstep and steaming and sputtering
as though a red hot stove was be-
heath. The policeman went closet to .
g,3lnIIestignte and saw spotIits coming
‘ [from the spout. The lifting or the cov
er revealed a long smoking fuse, com
‘ 33 munlcating With a black mass in the‘
f. bottom or the pot. IStoian scooped Itp a
. Ihattul or snow and packed it down
P fuse. extinguishing the
, get-1y to h i’ Minot headquarters.
-. where the exports diagnosed it as one
of the most dnhsPerOua dInsmite bombs
that hoe been round in many months.
Detectives questioned all the dwetl- '
.ers in‘ the to dill but none of them
could give shy liltiém to the attempted
outrage. ' . ..
III-NOTICE. I"
Glover‘s shoe atone open 3
.3 evening. clotted PPPP do bitMli
. l
Wednudey3sbculd reach the out
leg III the point of the steamer. and
the ktittht hand was [rushed notoss the
PPhikr. Splan who is employed by Bur
ritt 6‘: Montgomery. was at work at
the house of Ernest Benjamin Eire
lonellé. when the accident occurred.
Where is no gauge upon the stentnet
and the guest pressure was not malls-
ed by the plumber. The entire ma-
chine was thrown seIeral feet into the
air and tlten exploded. shooting to
ward Mr. Bplun. It is indeed fortun-
ate that he was 'hot scolded by the
hot water escaping from the boiler.
Mrs. Beenudile took Mr. Solon into
IPP
I
the house and there dressedhis ln~ ’
The son later took Mr. Sptan
home in a carriage. and a physician
. juries.
was called He mother attended ‘ r
Satan. who will continue to real? or
less blood poisoning sets win HON
for It speedy recovery. ‘
tons birthday. AdIeriiuments etc.
(tent no 3
lI‘iiIIII. tic nt1..c ;
0F FEUEIAL WIRE”:
used '
the best wishes of his many triandd
' " round
mornli‘tl ”per on Thursday. Washing-
tnununed to secure the saw in his
grasp. He then attempted to send
triadic home.
”the upponrauro of l‘hlot of Police
’l‘lIomuII Motherland. who came IIiI-
cxpoctodly. iutther entailed the two
tlo ilrnIiI insisted that she no homo.
gently but tirmiy,‘“ut the risk of iniIIrI..
man and sho attatkcd ihc ottirors.‘
nus IiIIt's”
One ol the BIpM and Best Ever
Given by the Popular llmanl
ration oi llid Non
RIRRRlIIRIR IRRIR
MIR RIIIRR IEIIRRiR
Prizes tor Nany‘et the Partici-
pants learned March
W
3ot the sex of his uncouth-r. ills IIII-
P",I"t0\\i'l wltlrlt ronrhcd perhaps two
'ltItIttirt-d and tilt) peoph. one last no
’cotnlnu ushanatcd
'lite Intonttth oi the woman one re 3
and it rise Itucceenry torI
i‘.tnntitnitlry
the chief to coil old that he might not
linjurc Sadie in her struggles of fun;
gluon resistance his Fire (blot John
It) Milne and Street tfonttuieeioncr (.3.
'3 Irving liIlnItton were proceed into our»
I’liflt and when one of ltcynolde‘ lrncks3
Iappuarod at the elicitation of Coon
Pullman lrvttttt Ian-cur ohm
trucking company. Suite was bundled
gently into tho wagon and removedIto
police headquarters. whom she wan
confined in one of the calls.
I
market and on the way to the station.
the clothes at the chief and‘hts help—
ers were sadly bedrauieo and they
are considered fortunate that they
new not turn from their bodies in thué
frantic demonetratione of the unruly
prisoner. ’
Miss Matthews has been about Nor-
ttmee been thought to be too dunner-
.ons to be at lame. Netar has shelf
ntnde any such demonstration on that
been allowed to do her way unmo-
loeted. Now that this incident has;
occurred. an attempt, will be mode by
the authorities at the town to have
tho woman restrained.
tittct i.entherinnci la in conference
with Town t.‘ ouneoi Louis tloldschmtdt
and the board at selectmcn, and the
ultimate result will probably be on
application to the probate court (or
the removal of Sadie to an asylum.
a
CARD 0F THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
thanhsPto our friends and neighbors.
Carpenter‘s Local Div. 746. seamen oi
the it & (i (‘orset Co.. felt hat makers.
tor their kindness and sympathy. and
the beautiful tioral otlcrings, during
the Illness and death of our loving
wile and mother.
SUMMERFUQLD TOOKER AND FAM-
iLY.
soon? IIoIIIIALIt, V
‘ctub root
Drawings tor the second round of
the South Norwelk Club pool tourna-
ment have been made and are as toi-
lows:
r‘eb. 213W. ‘1. Dibble. 80. and J. W.
Olmsted. '10. 3 I‘ _.
Feb. 21mm F Footc. too and
A. O. Knox-c, DO
amass—D 3s; oeWIu. too and s.
Chrbett. tilt). and E B.
‘ its-Lu
midi.
Fob. ill-13 F linker. 60. and H. W.
Baxter. 70.
I3: dd. 1. Bennett. C. D. Taylor and-1i).
F. Smith will be added in the third
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3 3333‘
-—(lold Medal rub‘nutter. 340 III.
7 lbs. Buckwheat. 260.
Fine Baldwin Apples. 85c pk.
H. a. tenant .
‘ , sea miter
Fighting every minute. both in the}
walk for some years and its: utility:
this morning. lIoIvIeIIoI. and she hit-I
ot‘ the season hold drr the auspices
this owning :It on adjourned tnvotituIzPW‘i “Mm“, II'P‘” 3" much as h” “’"I‘III oi a been big tribe' 2 lndiunn. who
In orIlIIr that the ntctnhors of Old W all; ”I” “PP" remand. lilting. “WI““P'II‘ "“‘IP cutorinitmd a lien
Hook a [minor cmttpnttr and otttors3 “WW“ “'“II ”It? IPPWI‘I‘ ”I ”I“ m” Imionlu to the been but bloat v Hull
II ho \lIhIltll to ho homo might Iit‘: ItiII-PPI1 “I‘m” continued to "III” “II-Ii ”WP Tho photo and intriguing atutoment
on u' lIIIII boating before the llillilkll‘IPPPPPPPPP‘ MP” “W PPMIIPP‘PI‘I’W-P iwtsneo mikht be supplemented with the In
big crowd or
' mutton that the twelfth annual grand
I-.3},. 3...... 333.33 “In, (”33333.33 3,, “3,3,.r 3,3, 3 tlottcc and that of the ruin gathering musuucrudc 333,33 itll'itli 3,, [turns Tribe.
No. no. intprmctl Order of find “on
3Iprort-u tu no u ooionoal nuclease in
3 (WW any and ill mill? I‘C'lliwt‘lii ("Hill
M
(Continued On Fifth Page.)
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i one no amine Near
the Depot
I Marcus Alton. an old and recounted
Ireetdent of Bountuck met his death
fthis‘ morning when he want truck by
tile tankers train musing through
document: It ii: to unlock. The to
main: were. horribly mangled. at.
than“ not be) and identification. The
3tunorai arrangements have not. been
completed
Mr. Allen was for years in business
in Bridgeport and it has been his habit
«since retiring to no to Bridauport ‘uv-
cry morning tor hie mail and papers.
lie returned from his usual trip on
tho ii: its truth thin morning and was
on his way home when struck by the
train. 3
Living where he did M the end or
‘ the railroad bridge over the Wcutport
river. Mr. Alien crossed this structure
as a short-cut home. He had stepped
I bit the other end 0i the bridge below
‘the train struck him. and evidently
stepped in front. of the fast dying on-
‘ glue. Itueeetnxiy.
The remains ware roiled along and
buried tor some little distance. and
when the train had stopped and back-
I ed up to the spot where the body lay.
his was extinct. The remains were
taken aboard the Itrein and removed
to the station at Sattuatuck. where
Medical Examiner Dr. F. Powers ex-
noticed them later.
Dr. Powers pronounced death due to
accident and gave permission for the
removal or the remains to Undortak
er Fable‘a moms.
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companies accidents or this nature.
is that. the watch carried by Mr. Al
ten stopped at exactly 9:18. probably
stopping the instant the train struck
the man.
Mr. Allen is survived by a write and
a son. The son is, Sherwood Allen.
of Boston. and he; has been notitied of
the and death 01 his '” parent. The
funeral arrangements will not be com-
plated until his unrivai in Westport.
Mrs. Allen is nearly prostrated by the
news or her “husband‘s untimely do-
mine.
Inf
‘ rounding the home.
3.3 ‘3
it won the heap it social tuuctIou3
liilii ii i lilillii
tween-moat.
A peculiar tool that generally an-
The deceased wait a thirty-third de—
W W point unlisted with the
Bridgeport lodge. He was about new
,_ “memo years of no and was wall.
magnum the territory curt. ..
..1ib.htxh memories ........‘....8t)o
W.
gr—Ftn'ai meeting Board ot Better.
IIIREP RIIIR RIRIIIIR
IRRERIRRRIRREPRRI
Lilly Zitt, Christobei Walton and
George Hendricks Servlnp
Out "Sentences
INVERIIRRIE
'i‘ho crusade of the police of the Nor-
wnik city is being commended by the
greater nnntbcr oi the citizens today.
'Now that it has gnarled it in promised
that a general clean-up will follow all
complaints. .
This raid (Ii Saturday was thtI first
since the gambling iolnt in the some
houuo was raided about three years
ago. but this evident that the potion
can iii-op up the rattling without. re
cent sztmriouco.
it is promised that matters will in 3
kcpt contlnttallv on the move in regard .3
Ho suth places as that of the raid. I
Scioral who were not implicated IIII
(m it in be loved that it won
chance they were not among thnecI
Italhorui in tho toils Saturday. I
l.iliI-I tht made clamoring stall-moms"
Ill (I'l' tl
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HIRIIWAY RRMMIII E IR
ground Will Be Given by the City at Norwallt ‘
Council in the Next Two Weeks
PRlIRi RR FIRE IIIRII IlIRiR RlII Ri PIlRiR
IR RI IIRRII RRIlPlIIl RiPRiRiIIIAIIIE RIPS:
”I m... “i“ I... ”trim-I “INN 3Contracior Carr Wants Improvements in Aiken Lane and W
Street So that Modern Dwelling Can Be 'Erected There
Wmmwmmm _._..._...... . ..
in writing at the police station .IIcstcrI , .‘PP PPPPPPPP PP’P'PPPPPPPP (PP PPPP‘ NPPPPPPPPP
t'laI hotncon the limo oi court and lint PPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPP' PPPP’P PPPPPPPPPPPPP‘ PP‘ PPPPP‘
runtotnl In lhidii‘chort against it llllm PPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPP PPP PPPPP PPPPPP‘PPPPPPPPP ”P'IPPPIPPPPPIP P
bar of ‘iotwalltbrk she will no hunt PPPP PPPPP “'PPPP PPPPPPPPPIP‘P PPPPPP PPPPPPP PPP‘PP
under surIt-illrtnco by the police. PPPPPP‘PPWPP'P ‘PP‘PPPPPPPPPP‘P PP PP PPPPP‘PPPPPPPPPPP‘ “PPP
"l‘hc Zitt INIIII‘ 333 to be cared for 33‘, that in (Minus lml with the matter and}
the: town during the absence oi :itII PPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPP PPPP PPPPPP PPP‘PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
mother III tell. it is with. rfiiirI-t that ”HP “PM PPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPP P" no PREP-I
Inc IIupsruIlon had to be but this lortn PPP'PPPP P‘PIPP PmPPPP‘PPPP PPPPP‘PPPPPP'PP PPPP'PPPPP‘PPP 50'“
or correction «innit no tightly by Janice: “P'PPPP PPPPPPPPPP‘ .. _
Lockwood lg ”WIMP“ ‘33, 3,333., 33“, 33,33” . in tho ubaonrt- oi" Maj-oi“ Edward .3.
3,333 for 3,.r33n3,_333,3333,3 .I‘i lnncr IIII. l'ro uldont of tho t ouncil lI .d.
0,, thc 3.3.3333 ".033" II-atordm for. IIl:-I l. lloII titted moat admirably." 3
Bridu‘porI wont (”liter lactate .hlur PPPP' ‘PPWPPPPP‘ “PPPP P'PPP‘PPP P° PPPPP‘PPP
ray accompanied 3,,3 the 33",“, 333.33,“, shortly after 8 o‘clock in Acting Minor
or the raid of Saturday plain two or. MM“ t.. ””5“ GP” PIP‘P'P‘ (PI‘PPP‘P‘P “-
whom were} sum to 33333 1,3 the 333333333333 Wm...» .
and the third at whom went because at
3,... 0. m... .0 m 3,3 m 3lillll£i Fliil IllllllEl l
Lillie Zitt alum Whoa andP;
(team Hendrick wsuP’tao three ThoI .F "I!“ Rm“ 8.
total amount at the cacti to the cases:
or the women was lib.“ each. whichi MOBILE. “PP" “PP" 2““4' Lew-3
mu“ 1,3, “3.3.3.33 m“ after 33... '“3333.3 renco Odom. convicted of the murder
day sentence Hendricks must remains” ”P "m“ “”0””I "P“ mu“ "“9”"
until h“, “.3“ which 3' the ,3- and day. He refused the mlnletratlons of
mm, 33 paid 3,3, 33 a clergyman who laborcd with him. all
:ninht. and those of his own son. a
ICatholic priest.
”Insulanl‘ SPIN“. 3 When asked to say his last prayer
“to requested that his seven year old
Runs III“ RRHGR" In” Pdaughtcr Hucl. be brought to him
Ito remove the black up He mounted
.the gallows ethically and laughingly
Two Locomotives Demolished and;ukea Io nee Its no 333
l Odom was convicted of hi on
TWO FII'BMBN and Others 0P PCbartes Galena. Joseph Stokes and
Grow him-9d Inning. oartman. the last a 16-year-
3oid boy. They had been witnesses
liARRiSBUliG pa. Feb 333 __T333Iagainst him in the police court on a
Pennsylvania Special eastbound the 01“"50 0P ”“9"? ‘0 a dog.
18- hour dyer between Chicago audi ”W
New York on the Pennsylvania Ralli
road. ran into a draft or freight cars 3"” no“ BITEs
that had been shifted to the passenger.
cracks through an error. a short dlsfi PEoPLE E. “BEENWRGH
Lance west of Middletown, nine miles: W
from here today. i ontznnwtcn. as l). swarm having
The engine of the metal and the bitten four persons. a large number of
shitting engine handling the tretght does and abroad terror through a good
care were demolished and two tirstnen‘; part or the town since yesterday. a do:
were setlouely injured. None of the suffering from a violent case at ra
passcnxsrs was hurt. although many P bias. was killed in a local store alter
received a severe abutting up. due to 3 a ten minute light by omcer James J.
the sudden application or the brakes :Nedlet. 0! the borough and the local
The tit-at car of tho cheetah: com. agent ot domestic animals. Dr. Earle
blood burnout- and smoker. was consld; Sabbath. He was tlrst seen lsto yester-
erabiy battered up. Both: of steal it. Pliny near the Rockefeller estate and
withstood a shock which would have when small reddish animal. He bit
Imaehél a wooden car. The in thme William B. Webb. son-in-law of the
Dissent!" out or their berths and two 'werden or the borough. on the leg;
of the crew in the diner who were pro Indies Henrietta Sunstron. who lives.
poring breakfast were cut. and bruised near the indlan Harbor boathonse. on
The accident was due to a brokeman the throat. and attacked two other
of the shitting crew throwing a wrong persons. biting them. This morning.
switch allowing the shitting engine while being chased by a man with a
to run onto the passenger track. When shotgun, the dog ran into the store of
the engineer oi the scum saw the Mr. Bennett. cousins a hurried exit
express bearing down upon him, he on the part of the occupants. Officer
reversed the lever and was running Nedley armed with asbotgttn,entored
backward when the collision occurred the shop and Willis a strategic posi-
The engineer at the uproar: said be than on the counter. sued about can
was running sixty miles an hour and belly tor the enemy. lie spiedhhn in
that. the action oi the engineer oi the learner and the dos and the oincer at
stutter in reversing the lever and
eliciting to his post probably “cried
both. chooser:
INedley and caught his contains“. A
ten-minute battle followed. which .end-
on when Medley shook the animal loose
and poured the contents of his "shotgun
into it. This did not cause the dog‘s
'I immediate death. burner. and- Dr.
.1....t......I.ililo Incomes. who who had followed Ned-
............inic lee mettle. finished the Work with two
AIIP‘PPPPItI-eseelePcaac .R‘hoté PM!“ MBW‘RPRYDP. I 33
W
- 3,3 -—wuts‘ auo stucco“. _
were silently hurt.
“WEST SUGAR CORN. 5° CAN.
4 cans Sweet Corn (3'03qu 2 tor
a“ VquR' n I I I
8 the. Funny nine ‘
ill lb. high grade
:3
the some I.tlnte The saline! leaped all Announcements and
P IIIIRN
lillII-ottit tend the minutes of the P
ions Inciting which were approved
road
hi it. \‘utting. manager of the
excltunrto o! the Southern New
lend Telephone Company. introduced
E. i.. Simonds. of blow Haven, fromtha
omccs of the company in that city. He P,
explained tnlly just where the com»
pany wishes to lay its conduits. why
and who! the city would gain hy-th
work. A duct for police or tire Wim-
would be given in the conduits. . .»
Acting Mayor Hoyt thought matter
(Continued on Second Pm.)
III-:III NAVEN IIIIteoIo
suites entrain
or. treasur-
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has built several
stations of terra mile. This is a db-
tinct departure to railroad station so».
structlon. Among the pieces when
the company has used the new mm
lot are Cedar Hill Rowayton. Ter-
vilie, in Connecticut. and West Barr
stable. i-‘oxboro and North Scituate in
Massachusetts
The tsrre cotta in these station it
in tho tom of hollow blocks. lai ii
the walls like ordinary brick.
make a thoroughly solid and a
tntely‘safe tsrnctnre. having on . 3
seIer dire and strength tests Inch;
process of manufacture
in addition to making the station!
fireproof. they also give the sta ’
the. advantage. over trams or 1
buildings. of being warmer. in.
and cooler In summer. This led
the hollow spaces, called “dead P
spaces. which make the blocks ooh
conductors of heat.
The object in building the news 18
stations is not only to prevesnt;
traction or dantage by tire; it mead:
positive economy. in the long run. be-
cause of the saving in repairs , and
maintenance and insurance premiums
IIIsIIoII tutti toil
IIIII Piifliiil Ionian
Much interest is being tut
'tonlght's service in the sem‘
meeting of the New York Min
Association. A line program it
arranged and the public is cox-Iliad
vited to be present. The princi
dress will bedelivered by Bishop
w. Hamilton. no. LL. 1).. or
The program will be as follows:
Evening Session 7:39 O'Diock
Devotions :
'i‘he Rev. Archibald F..¢ampbell. New
, P York at?)
Address-The Dismal MdPst‘all‘
bishop John W. Hamilton. D D
Boston. Massachusetts. ._
Contrslto Solo. , .
“fl. Franklin Irvin Willi
Closing Exercises, ’
Norwalk Chronicler