't
1 there I would say certainly."
‘, say he wasnt ther.e
chief of some prevailing faction, more I it.
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TILSIIII 81111 11111111111111‘
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WASHINGTON, 11.1.“. March I3.-l
That Mu. ltooaciclt’s antagoaism 10
his old fricr. d Prcsidunt Taft, has of l
1121111911 tin- 41 use of fairness In cvcly, '
Anicl icon cilia. 11 a brcnat and that thlpl
actimcnt i: 11 vital clcmcnt 111 tho:
prong campaign is thc opinion ex
. piesscd ltcro today by licprcacntnliwt
1101111 1..) Tib'on, 111' Ncw liavcn "but
11111‘1111111 \1'111 gitun circulation by thc‘
11111111111111.1111111lcan Mr. I‘ilaon 1.11111 1
“[ bnac 111,1 strong adv-mam of the
nomination of incaidcnt Tal’t solely
upon his plcndld rccord of constluc
tlvc statcsmanship. l bclievc. 001111ch 1
111-111 is for him. Many Republicans
1'11 Connecticut like myself, have air
is: us aim ircd Vl1‘. Rooscrclt. They
applauded his efforts on hchalt‘ of Mr
Il‘al't four yeuls ago. 'l‘th bclictcd
Mr. ’I‘at't was the right 1111111 for pros-
ident 1111111, and cannot soc why, 1111111 .
he has made such a splendid record.l
Mr. ltuosuwlt should now try to pre-
root 111111 from running again.
“Thin 11111111110 has turned those Ito
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COMMENTS on POLITICAL srruAnon As’i,
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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\l ASIIING TON, March 1‘l.—-II~’l‘hc fol
lowing resolutions and petitions were
presented to congress by members of
tho (‘onnccticut delegation yesterdm:
13y Scnator lirandcgee: ltosolu-
tiona adopted by W. S. Steele Camp,
‘No 19. l'nltcd States Spanish \\'111'
\'1:tc1 runs 111 '.l‘orrlngton. favoring the
p 1111511.qu of House hill .\'0. 17,17”
granting a pcnsion 10 the 11111011»; and
0rphuns of Spanish \\ ar veterans; rca
olutlons adopted bv the Connecticut
Hardly-arc Association of Connoctic,ut
favoring onc cont lottcr postage also
't‘roul the some association opposing a
portcls poat: petition of if: titizcns of
\\"111c1'bur,r favoring certain 11111111111-
:nnmts to thc 11081111 savings bank law.
11,1 Senator .‘llcl/can: The pctitlon
01' 1121131011 Grange. No. 119,111'1141151011.
fogalnst the repeal of the 0113011111le111
111 tax; pctitlonot the \V'. C. 'l‘ ll. of
New Britain, against the roostublish-
meat of the canteen in" the army; pc-'
Itltion 01' 1110 Wcstvl'llc Congregational
(“‘h111(h 01 Now li‘tvcn favoring the
“ARREST MIN III TEARS
DOES MEAT MIME III
THIS TOWN All!
THBOBH ' "
STATE
(Continued f1 om Mb 11311363 '.I
7...: l
Guinea liill,
about ten foot widc. six feet (loop and
some iii'ty foot long, was icoa'pod out,
while 3‘ trunoh of almostrslm'ilm pro,-
“ginortto‘ns was dug by the rain in tilt:
Chicken Hill road.‘ ("-11 cut damage 11,1
also rcported to tbc highway running
ovcl: 1.011.; Mountain, ilvu 111111.111 north
of New Milford. From Sherman comoa
roportu that' tho roads have been so
badly torn up that tho farmers are un-
able to get to Mérwlnsvilh: to deliver
their milk at the railroad station there,
It is estimated that the tcmmrary rc-
pairs which will be undertaken at
once will cost several thousand
1111's. The storm also brokc up the Ice
in tho 'liouaatonic liiver. and It is now
piled high at. the plant of the New
The Iiousatoulc river is rising
steadily and up and down stream thin
morning flocks of wild goose and ducks
are Ilying. apparently having 1,9111 their
hearings in the mist which is hanging
over the rivur valley. 1‘
The New Haven Railroad bed ru11~
nlng through this section is reptirtcd
unaffected by tho storm, but: trains
have been given orders to run slowly,
As a consequence, they were behind
' schedule , titnc.
—-—.—-———————-
Oakvlile Dam Goes Out.
(lAKV‘lIJJE, March In.——~Wlth 11’1‘111111
that shook the branches of nearby
trees and could be heard from a long
way off tho Sylvan Lake Ice (‘0111
pobllcans against Mr‘. Roosevelt. T119). groupings of tho Shcpard Kenyon bill, lpnny‘ a dam want out curly this 1110111~
arc sorcly disappointed 111 him. I‘ll
mybody admits that \11‘,Roo:1crclt
did more than any otbcr Individual to
bring about tho that nomination 01
Mr. Taft. He has not played fair with 1,
his I'ricnd. 111011 his return from M i
rica, Mr. lltlll-it‘vjt‘ll. it 111' had noon the 1
Lori of man I thought he was,w‘o11Id
harc 110111'11'1'1-11 frankly with Mr. 'lut'.t
lchwguld bus diarussctl with 111111 .1115
dlficroni-cs of opinion that 1111:1111 bch
ariacu. 111' would havc tried to pro:-
~vcnt Iroublc. 5
"lusluad it sccnis plain that 3112'
Rooscvclt tried to stir 11p troubb.‘ llf‘~]
twccn himscll and 1111‘ prcsidt-nt. 111,111
he looked for somcthinu to qnarrcl
about: I
“There ccrtain'lgu was nothing con-i
(1111110131 In his 11111111111
I “111 not actin‘ th-‘I part 01:11 it'icud
Who c'cttainly oft'cnded against thc‘
sense 01' fairucss implantod 111 thc
,Iu't‘llst of crory American citizcn."
ROOSEVELTS THREE OBSTACLES
(liridycpmt Farmcr)
Three ohstaclcs 100m larger than,
the rest in the rough pathway ofI
'I'heodorc Roode'volt back to the White
House. The first Is the incumbent of
the office who controls more patron~
age than any other potontatc in 1111:
world; the act-01111 is Mr. George W.
Perkins 11110 has just undiplonmtical-
1y announced "everybody know I‘m?“
for Roosevelt" which tends to crcntc
the suspicion. in the minds dt‘ thus-c
Who remember the Tennessee 1‘11111 &
Iron 00., transaction that Mr. lloose
velt ls Morgan's man. This vicw
will not, be diminished because of tho
secrecy with which It was attempted
to surround Mr. Perkins' latest vlalt'
‘to Oyster Bay. Mr. Roosevelt has
explained. lie. has said that any,
body can call on him. that “it‘ theyl
told me not to say that they were not
This
merely raises the question, why
Mr. Perkins want Mr. Roosevelt 10
' The third obstacle is the statement
made by Mr. Roosevelt on November
8. 1904. 011 the night, of the day whciIIrI
he‘ had been triumphantly elected
president. “the wise custom w:,hi1h
limits the president to two terms 11: '
garda thcmubstance and not the fmm
and under no circumstances will I bc'i
a candidate for or accept anotin‘r
nomination."
in our opinion this Is for the most
aorious of the difficulties 111 M1.
R00s0velt's path "to 11 third term.
,The precedent 11.111111 which Mr.
Roosevelt has arrayed himself was 011-
' labiiahcd by George Washington. the
firut president of the United States
Who In his farewell address expressed
on: fear. that “sooner or later the
able or more fortunate than his 11.0m-
‘ potltorl would secure his own eleva-
tion on the ruins of public liberty,"
and he said. that without looking
forward 'to an extremity of this kind
It is our duty. nevertheless. not to
permit it to be entirely out of sight. i
Was not this danger of a dictator-
ship the very danger which Mr.
Roosevelt had In mind when be de-,
clared the custom which limits the
president to two terms a wise custom.i
Wm
‘11"! DIFFERENT.
There Is a pursuant chart to make
It appear that Mr; Kennly was on his
way to one of Dr. Abbott's luff!
klstschca 1111011 110 ash! Its wouldn't
.ulto the chub-11111111111111
W1 ’ltlm
‘1list1'ict by
E1vork 1111 1111
705’,"
Limited bl 111-s Senate, he served
_‘,111111 the pctltlon of the (1011111111 Alli ting.
111110 01‘ Non llritain. against its pas-
5:11:11: pctltion of certain business con~
1-'1‘1n.~' 01' New Itritain opposing house
bill 16.1111 rcluthe to the atampinu
and marking 01 1111111111a1-turcd aril
1114..
My llcpiw‘scntullw Henry: llcsoln~
11111115 111 tho (1011111111 Amcricnn \lli
.11111: of Non ilritaln protesting against
lllc passage of
bill.
‘ STUFFING THE SWEETBREADS.
(New York Sun.)
The cicrurcst profcaalonal politician
in the country. aldcd by u consblcrnble
,Ilumlnt'r
of othcr profcsaitlliul politi-
clubs, and in crory Statc 111111 (.longrcss
1111111 who were 0111119110Id~
01‘s Under his Administration or failt-d
10 bucomc officeholders undcr Mr.
Tufts Administration, 18 trying
"‘ovorwhol1ning. popular
dcmand" for his runmulnation.1 trygin
his 111111111111 111111 loudest to bag (111114
Igatos cuouuh to do the business.
That is his privilege; and that Is
what 11111111211 so irresistibly comic all
his talk about "
will," "honest and 21:11.11... democra—
"ii‘lt‘liy litanipulntlon,”
1111 artist in popular effects.
bcn'lu to bcllcvc that the 110011113 have
su‘cuiln‘czuls for brains"?
ABILITY AND. AUTHORITY.
A1111 so kcncnlt is to remain at tho
hcad of tho llcpubllcan State commltw
tee, at tbcr request of President 'I‘al’t
licrcin is recognition of real and 1111011-
011 ability 011 the one hand, and on the
otlnr111'1111111111in.——Ansonia Scntinel.
Senator Dixon's Career.
Senator .loscph M. Dixon, manager
01' the
has
Prior to his election to the;
in
the Mlllttld Logislaturc and In the low-
er housc ot' It‘ougrclts.
your a.
“If, By Any Chance."
\1' 11111111111 t‘ountt 0bser:vcr
If 1,1' any chance, Roosevelt and
“11:11:11 should be the opposing candl
linlca
most
interesting campaign;
Ily lib; I-lusincsa would probably take!
to lite woods.
Too Costly to Throw.
1 Waterbury licpubllcau:
“Nowadays." says 11 politician, "Am-
ericans llstcn to‘ reason. They no
longer throw eggs at, speakers with
whom they differ." Naturally. when a
man gets hold of any kind of an 1151;
111 these days he prefers to hang on to
o Persian and 0thsrs.
Mcrlden Journal:
Now that we have traffic rules for
the highways, some of the foreign bam'
who have been taught otherwise 11.
1tholr own country, should learn to ..
keep to the right on the sidewalks. fi‘
Women of Middlotown 11m 11111111111
a walking and dial club to 1061100 their
weight There always will be sumo
who think of personal comfort in the
mldst of 11. [mt would movement like
woman ”mania—Now Britain 1101‘-
old. ’
M
Gov Hadley says on Insurgent ls
u‘fproxmslve who 1111110911: 1116 Ip'ood
tltt,‘ Silopllltl lwlly 1111,
{0‘
popular mic," “popular .
and so on.'
This Is 1011 coarsc 1'01' so hapeccubb‘ l
Docs he
ltooscvcll national campaign, Is,
.11 11111110 111‘ North Carolina but
dtdI bccn .1 It‘Slllt‘lll of Montana for twcnty - OCEAN ('1 TV, 111111., Max-0n 13.«—(‘ apt
for tho presidency it would be a;
incidental ‘
, arrested at u
Thu 111311 of wator in almost tid-
111 wave proportions SWt‘Ill down the
winding vullcy and took two 111111111
bridges with it as wcll as all 1110 out-
houses within reach 'I‘hc dam was 11
lblgb 111111 and tho pond was hcnvlly
1111111711 with 111' l<‘orlnnatcly the ice
did not no out, but stillt‘d dump on
Itbe button: of 1111111 thus saving the.
roller below from any turther (1051141111
live 11001111 through the 11111111111011 of an
Iico jam.
§ Ice in Housatonic River.
llb‘RllY, ”March 13. ._ ltnmcnac blocks
‘01 it‘o root from tho 11111111110 01' the
liouaatonlc 1"iyor In tho rlco of tho
.wutvr due to thc 111111111 arc tearing
down through tho vnllcy north of bore.
'l‘ltt‘ Inc is battering 1111: trcstlc bridgc
on tho llcrkshirc division of tho rail-
road and trains are being sent around
lly way of 'lil‘idgeport. Up the vol-
lcy thc Walnt' 111111 ou'rnowcd the
banks 111111 1111111) oi“ 1111‘ ttlttaéca along
1111: banks haw bccn Ilooded. Sonic
has boon washed away. 'A
1
. pl‘opcrty
'houachoat on 1111' shoro of the
above hcrc, wont, out on tho ice and
crushed to pieces 111 going over the
Idotu. .
M
Merlden Factories Closed.
multiplex. Marco Ids-«Four lac-
torios are closéd, and four others are
iouly In partial 0pcration alga result of l
tho scwrc storm of last night flood-
1111.1 tho celbtra and first floors 111
some lnatnncos rcsumptlon of opcr-u
1101111 will be delayed for several days.
Considerable 111111111111" Is rcportcd along
1111.: railroad lino to Waterbury, and
l will: e the first train went over the line
lto Waterbury on tlnw, thc lookout had
:to be extraordinarily careful. Waaltca
1111011.: tho trolley" lines also are re
ported '
, WW...
1 Rescued From Schooner".
Bennett and six 111ch were rescucd in
brooches buoys by the Ocean City life
laavers early today from the Wilmlng
1011, Del" three blasted schooner John
W. Hall. The vessel stranded three
miles south of herc,‘whlle bound from
Wilmington, N. (3., to New York, with
a cargo of lumber. The: schooner will
,be a total loss. The rescues were ef-
fected with great difficulty.
1 wow
01an Road Waohcd Away.
WOODBURY,‘ March 13.-'I‘he
storm of 111111 night washed away the
state highway which runs along the
Pomeraug river for a distance of threc
quarter: of a mile. in some plucel
the washouts are seven to eight. feet
deep and the road Is now tmpasublé.
It was built at a coat of bstwan fill.
000 and “0.000.
W
W
ARRIOTED FOR DANIOING TUR-
KEY,- TROT. 1
NEW BRITAIN March 13.—-—It is
not It Mulch of the peace to dance the
"Turin: Trot." That statement wan
maths 111 police court today by Judge
«Times '1’. Mesklll, who was sitting in
the a... on young man who had been
local dance ball last.
night. He had been ejected from'thc
"hall "for dancing 11111 "Trot," which was
objectionable to those in charge of the
dance. Following his ejection hc Willi
judge.
It would be plenum for the 11111111111
section 3f highwul'w'
1lol-‘
\IIll‘ord Electric Light Company. "i
lakc I
unified and charged with brooch of
the 110000. He was discharged by the “
'joining the State. Association.
_ lilrcderick [Wm-101‘s than were buay
{repairing the Wfllel'viiulk In the park
i itionday al‘tcrnoon.
twith 1111: 111111. sonic time ago, and the
, tank ' was 11111111111011.
lII IA hor:11- 111111 111L011 belonging to
.Ogdcn. oi SmiIths Ridge, caused
. "Mimi 1.11.111. 011 the part (if its ow nor, Sat-
t‘rlends in Ion‘tt"yesterday. ’ tur'duy afternoon. The horse was
‘ ww~— l=ntandlng Ia l'ront of tho postoflice, out
Charlie Wingratcondcd ‘.1 wedding in of which Mr. Ugdcu had just come
'1 ' New York'M01111ay.' when it suddenly look It into its board
‘tLL—cw—v- to 11111 runny. It bounded up Main
(leorgoRsymmrd has “W“ “"11’103’9‘1 strt‘ct towards the Congregational
by .1. 11‘. Stillmdn‘d Co. .Ghurch. narrowly missing several ve-
$1....” l1i1'11's 11111111; 1111: road. When it much
The Y- M- (3' play “'5” uprobably 110 cd 1111" i‘otptrcgntionul Church, it was
given the chk aftor‘ l‘lastur.
Mr. 1101111111, 01 811011011,
Mrs,, William Downs Is confined to
My home on Ifiofih M11111 street, by
dildos“. I,» .," - .
William llulchcr moved his gasoline.
saw mill into Edward 1.121111'1'1 woods.
Monday.
.’\11‘. and Mrs. George Shorwood have.
rcturnod from a delightful sojourn in
California.
convcrtcd suddenly into a good horse.
for '11 quietly stoppod at that place and
F. S. Dawlees has routed his home was mm." in charge m. Its master.
on liucsted Lane to Lillian Noble.
M NOT ON THE WAGON.
E. A. Bartlett was callcd to n 1111111. , A lawyur said, whcn defending be—
hest-1 meeting at New Yolk Monday. fort: Lord Young a plaintiff of some-
.~—~ " what blbuloua appearance:
County Game Warden Wilbur Smith "My HM,“ my lord, Is a mo,“ rc—
was in town on business Monday, umrkflbk. man, and holds a very re-
sponsible position, be Is manager of
a waterworks."
After a long look tho judge answer-
911:
“Yes. 11c looks like a man who could
be trusted with any amount of water."
“Tho (‘omincnt
r
Mrs. K. Mackcnzlo will entertain the
Members of Trinity this afternoon, at.
the rcctory.
‘.'. ww-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wungurtor arc
outcrtulning their son, Frank, from
Kingston, N, Y.
1111.... Anna 111111111113, 11 Ii‘alrtlcld,
pupil at the Staples high school. 111 1‘11.
portcd ill with the scarlet ;c\'tar.'
Architects and builders are already
making plans for bungalows and cut
logos to bc crcctcd during tho spring
Albcrt Linn has taken Charles Tay—
lor's position with .I. I“. Sillllnan LEI
(‘0.
Gilbert SteIcus visited his daugh-
tcr at liaurcl Academy, Milfor,d ycs-
tcrday'. I
Carl 1E. llartt has had his I-‘lal1dI1‘:1=1
(libbsn—“(Ine gets no 1111110111115 In
the School of Experlcnce.“
. "‘tilbbs ----- "I don't, know; the mar.
rlauc ccrtificato comes prc‘tty near be~
Frederick G. Tanner of New York
city, has been in town this week
looking after his propcrty Internals
......
shop.
hero Cards have bot-n received from Ilar- 11111 011(1."——I;Ioston Transcript:
. . "f”"j‘mI . ry 1,, Benedict, who has K0110 0H 8 ”ill ‘" " MT" "" ”W"
I I‘rco (1x11111121 11111 1111111111111. and,m California. i Nparlym every man thinks he gives
treating, for E. '1‘. Bradford, the large
stately aims on tho old Daniel Burr
1 property.
WA-..— more to charity than he can afford.
Atlas Ircno Holt has returned home.
having visited Senator 111111 3139. Mc-
Cnbc, in Now York.
Towns are 1101 as red as they are
painted.
iitunlcy Pillow, \V'catport's firc war»
dun, has postcd notlccs warning r1113 1
11101115 about starting brush tlrcu with
out it pcrmlt.
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
Mr. and M; (.‘hnrhja V‘t’oundy, oi RATES ’2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Strawberry illll Stamford 112111111 IraI SUNDAY DlNNERS 750
Misc (101111 1‘} run It. of Park mm is?
out after being conduct! to her homo
for about. u y.€ar
M“ ""11 Mrs. F" 1" Bedford and Mrs. Lillian $11th of Jcrscy (‘111
id‘ml‘mm hm“ rcturncd ”0“" Cali-,1,“ bucn visiting Mr. and Mrs. t.‘.".hi1lc'
Itornla and rcopcncd their 1111111111011 on Ram“. 01' (‘1. n-r Sm,”
the shore road.
”Ma“... 1
At tho moctlng of Tcmplc lodncp
No, 115, I". 111111 A. 31., Thursday oven-1 “ 01111111'. Saturday cv ‘111111’
.1111; 1110 11.11er crui'l dcgrcc will I11"
1
copfcrrcd upon three membcra, I Mr. and \irs (.1111ng 1111111111 of lluc- Banquets- a Spmialty
:kr Hill hnvo born visltlu.‘ Mrs 11.11.
E. I“. Sturgco. of Wealnpo-rt, has (1111 ’l‘finkhtuls, of Southfiiain any“,
on .icsaio (ilcanl, 11 dog belonging lot
I; (l. lluovo. of Winstcd, (101111., to pro-‘
parc for tho (‘mlncctlcut lr‘iold Trials.
“flu-~94”.
Mrs. Raymond Sutton and two sonséThe Reed & V0|k
havc been living with Mr. and .\i1‘s.I ‘
Electrical Co.
Stcphcu chlcr. Smith's ltitlgo.
‘ The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In tho Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805~60 South Main Btrest
South Norwulk. Music Hall Bloc]
Mr. ‘Peg‘ram‘s residence on South
Main street. has recently reccivod a
coat of paint. C. 1181111111111: 111 the
work. I
0.»...
Mrs. Noll 11. 3111011111 gave bur soc-I
011d locturo upon Current Eventa top",
lica In tho Fairlie-111 Mcmociai library
last cvuning. ller subjcct was 01111111..
1M
Mrs. Roan II. llcrrull has pm‘chuacd'
a house at 1110 0111 Vanderbilt place in
,Saugatuck 111111 is having it thoroughly
{ovorhnuiod and otherwiac‘ put in ex-
collcnt condition. '
Dr. and-Mrs. Cocks have rclurnod to
New York, after spcnding a low works
. at their summer home in Now (‘a~
noun. .1
———-~———-—~—-
1013mm Aidan” read ”1 interesting: Mr. Walker, of Forest, street. has DAVID W. RAYMOND
paper upon homo uardcniug bctorc' 1191'“ [Killing V S iloasa'a 1"" In 1115! F l‘
1111» Furtnurn club which mol at the" class condition having given 1111 new metal Directo and Embalme'
9 North Main Street, South Norwalk
home of Charley; Meeker last evening, cool 01 paint. 1 .
_.___....._.._ : Reudence, 5 Washington street.
in Cross Highway. ,
. _,____ The regular monthly 11101111111; of the Telephone at office, 3315-2.
111111111111 llcncdict t‘nrl'ér (.‘huptcr was Tglgpnong at home. ”a
(‘.athcriuc Sherwood cntcr‘i
1.1111101! 11 11“”) ot' l'risnds a1 whist, held 111 the home of .\lrs. ll. ll. Rogers
yestcrday.
Vionduy vvculnn. Among the gul'sts'
were Misses Marlon Whoclor, I‘Ztholi
T1111 1. 111111111 Darlow, Maria Keith;
Mlldmd Taylor and 011111111.
Miss
William Brant the genial conductor
on the New Canaan branch, has boon
gtlanaferrcd to his i'or1uorllanb11ry-
One of the most interesting 1noet-IN3WYUFk“UL -
lugs of the Suugutnck Historical so- I
cicty was held in Chmles h‘ablc‘s new I
building, Monday evening. The at- i0
tendance was very large and the pro 1w
gram well appreciated. Amonx .man,
the
_ 1
number who attended were Rev. nndi At St. Alloysiua Church, last night.
Mrs. (1F Taylor,
M” and Mrs. 0' lo‘athm McGuane, of Noroton, was the
3' Bradley, Mr and MM' W. L Tal'lpreachen‘: Friday. Pathpr William
tor, Mr and Mrs. C 13 Dobro. 111111.18th of the Cathedral at. Hartford.
William Jtitaplca, Mr. and Mrs. Frdnk I will preach.
‘Ouborno and the Misses Thomas.
ptical Co.
Fenwm
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Society of tho Congregational Church
will meet. with Mrs. Joacph i". Silli-
Tueaday. at 3 p, m.
Wm...—
YPTOK
WVIJYBLE Bl FOCAZ
eves 5111111111150 mus _ ,
AND cusses GUARANTEED l
nMonday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK summon.
South Nam-11.
_—-—-—--..—
. The Business Men's Acasociatlon
Miss Kathcryu Sherwood celebrated which met last Friday evening. did
her birthday 1” giving a. WM“ party not have much business to transact.
to M" schoolmates and friends 0“ Thomattor of final adoption of oonstl- 0
Monday evening. The winners 0H1"flirtation and by-laws was talked over.
prizes More Katheryn Smith and Mr.
Stanley The second prlzéa were won
by MyrtleI Mead and Philip Panzelt.
The favors, scoro- cards and birthday
cake were made In groan trimming In
honor of the nest-11003 of St. Patrick‘s
Day. Those present were Dorothy
and Mary Lehn, Kathryn Smith. Myr-
tle Mood; Gladys Keith. Lillian Dar.
row, Dorothy Day. Ethel Tovey and
Marion Wheeler. The boys were:
'F‘ranklln Hubbell, Phillip Punselt,
Grenville Colyar, Stanley Coley, Har-
old Stunns, Harold K01th,Wllys Jones,
Louis Retmer. Joseph 111130an and
Harold Sturgoo. Refreshments con-
alstlng of Ice cream and cake were
served and then the party had a 1on
limo singing the old and new songs.
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