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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 4, 1912 · page 1

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ESTABLI-‘Am 1870

[WY 0A ARRWA

Alil lillili unis noun
when it .

lzing the Purchase oi Wall Slreet Estate, and Which
Would Entall en Expenditure ol $48,000

Alli PURCHASE PRIRE WAS FIXER IA AAAARAAAAEA’S
REVPRRY Al 830,000: REPAIRS All RRRSA AASIRAAAA

Several Prominent Citizens Argued Against the Project on Do-
oount oi Present Agitation tor Consolidation

i

Evidently the City of Norwnlk does
not want a city hall. At least it to
not. to have anew—not at present. it.
was voted mt evening at the meeting
in the "lippel' city, held in the .town

' court mom. to lay upon the table the
mmlutidn presented providing for the
purchase of the James pronerty in
Wall street.

The mother have been under advise
mend tor some time. There have been-
city meetings and lost evening‘s oeo
nion won on ndionrned one i’dr the pur-
pose of hearing the report of one coun~

, oil, appointed at the last meeting as I
oommitlee ~th Investigate the particu-

vu itillilii All
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All AYRW “ERAS"

Mr. and tire. George w. Boir
Mate Belated Announcement in
Brooklyn of Their Marriage

acutely in Brooklyn was surprised
to lestn through an Idvertleemeut in
" d newspaper yesterday or

. at Mr.” George W. Gair

Alitooidyn," and Miss Helen Fits-Mau-
rice, Ah: south No'rwalk, Conm The
marriage. was performed on December
31 inst, in Baltimore, Md” in the hoine
of the Rev. Dr. Thomas Neeiey. pastor

‘ on their return to Brooklyn they went.
to live at. No.1! Pierrepont street, but
footy intimate friends knew not their
marriage. I A
Mrs Gain- in the daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. Pat-rick Fitz- Maurice of East Nor-

unlit. 'Bei'oi'e her marriage one were A

not known in Brooklyn. AMr. Gair is' I
soon ol.’ Mr Robert Gain, o. well known
manufacturer. He lived with his tum-
fly at No. 120 New York avenue. The
family has a summer home It. West
Hampton Beach L. x. Mr. (isle Ind»
hi; sisters Ire well known in dociety
He is I mmhe of the expound and
9 Adoption A lotlc club end is o
mower" on. Robert duo, on, who'
muted Miss Jenn D. Adams dough-
t of Min Ind Mrs. Horatio M Admit
And n that! “0- ,4
ii. (lei . seven his reooon tor his

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K ARES

lore and the cost. They estimated the
cost at repels at $18,000 and that of
the mopenty at $30,000, in their perti-
cuioriy lucid report, but thle was fir
tired as too much to prey for an old
hulldin'g and the vote to table the role
clution followed.

The element flavoring the purchase
dock the aggressive It on» «art, but
the defensive started in immediately
and proceeded to knock down and
trample under toot the inopoeiticn.
numbing it so collectively that it was
but lit for the table to which it was

(Continued On Filth Pose.)

LADY rename

commuter... 021th... wrest. _ Court
Normk Circle; No.1,aol, held the 'Msy
dance they hold plsnned some time
Inc, in the Town Assembly Hall loot.
evening, Ind the Inilr was indeed I
hoppy one.

The hull was decanted with Amer»
glean dogs and red, white and blue
hunting and locked dainty in its pso-
Thers were numerous
young people present end it is expect-
ed that quite I sum we: reclined by
the occasion.

The energetic committee who ush-
cred the dance to the triumph it was.
well compound In follows: Miss Frsn-
cce Casey. Chairman. Mrs.
Sturke,
Alice moltwood Mrs. WilliIm. H.
Payne Ind Miss Alice McCormick.

n—u— J“---

-—7 PIECE DEGORATEDPERRVA SET
Frog with every dollar purchase. This
is the beetuofler yer Berry Set is
coolly «worth 600. East indls. Too Go"
125 ~Wnshington' 8t.

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mops in onion.

3"th him-girdle is seen in many or ‘

the separate dress skirts. Buttons rsre
used almost excluoirely for trimming.
Block satin, shot with green, blue

or sold. is I msteriol used tor the so . '

psruto' ions com- g ,
Chomublo silks Inn with

in demand tor uowns end wris'ps or

linings. ' .~ A ‘
B‘lchu‘s oi' the locusts or bundlin-

chic! linen, embroidered AW land. Ire

worn over the spring costs They are

at the wolst line, where the miners is

Aiillllll

could be drowned out.

John-
Mrs. Delia Dunninc, Miss “rho dImse crept to the front elem

‘ 1 constitute I indict-tint the out "

WIATHII FOIIOAIT

Gsnomiy FIir Tonight Ind Bunny.

FLAMES UNI) 7n CONTROL

All. Etnpldyees Escaped W

ut Injury, Save one,

Herold Casey, Who Was Painfully Burned

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A

A stubborn routing and doveststinx
lire rooted in the top door of the
8mm d; Corbett block. in Washing-
ton Itrsst at noon,‘ in the shop occupi-
ed by the interetIte Rubber Gummy.
dud although the iii-omen put up I.
great and brave tight. the whole upper
floor us consumed before the domes

raw»:

n...

' Rain cm floods-y Suffers 5
The drs took pious in the 111th

uni! mm 1'6 '1th new ,

(them. Million ill ‘
the sxdbllont (collides It had , .
coping, Ill not out without iolury s’n
cent Humid Cliol'. I wsllvluiowli
South Norwuilt boy, who susiilnsd
willful burns on Weill tumult had
two while dawn; the times while
the holes were wilting their exit“

Osmotic May “In “crud Firs‘

The tire he believed to ths W
in I cement. c‘In in the me or ""the
building. Just_whst started it is I

A ystory to bite odiclIls oi! the comm

A greet mount or highly indomitable
miller!“ assisted the Drum fl tho-h
blue Ind within I few windmills
tour of the room wins I touring Ill

building with alarming swittness lend
the ottomuto ot the employers new
the blue were so futile the they
were lowed to xivs up the“ dam. Ihdf
due for their lives. '

mloyss MONA.
The behsvlor oi' the shopxirl “

A

7 given: mtg-tumor
m me who shay seem the

no hot rim it III Wtortebie to
stand on the ground math them.

were fought tram Ill directions. 'i‘svo ‘

lines were run up the trout entrance.
tooth ol.’ the domes. Another line we:
run upthedW. ‘Awilh willing
men clinging on to m ton steps, sup~
porting the nest weight or the hose.
More linen were white to the top or

“v ‘ the am: it durum block the

mend doorof in JD “occupied by

tom utib

'i‘ruu may buildiu Indus Bow
tiusl building soother lites 0: hole
1m suntoobstopdoor museum»
stun indoor being used here do (soili-
tIlo mutt-rs Ind enable the shitty boys

to mumedre in this direction.

in this ensued. Chin! m m
onshled to throw tons Lunch m or
m into the burning building no

or 12:15 o’clock they lisd the duo on.

dgr control. about but! 'In hour Idler
it was sue-ted.

Huron My is uninhmd uncut
“like heroes of the line. HI "I wot-lo;

' .lnsussrwhsrsthedrsstsi'oodoudm-

other! land given up he nine: and
fought like I demon. Ilohonah than ms
ribly about. the left Inn and
roe. O insisted and report tho:
the hcssivhlch VIM deposited in the

,_, notch-y forum-lighting put-pesos wIIA
Monti" Ind could not be used with

Ind‘eucution. ,
" The demo communicated to the

‘A door below. occupied by the clue- fsch

iory and did some «mm not hers

' inost or the limo Vi! docs by voter.

in In orderly deciliter
exit through th

with Louis Bel vim forced to.» "
to the are counties Whittle” i ,
a month or so use. Then ”
the most port. lost oil Altar" w A.
while- on tho sires MW

confined by u budkiw—Newm’k' yNews. ‘ .

--Lntest style Hots st 0' Brien' s.
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son NUT uncertain

 

Young housekeepers gotten
lug nut: door

AMsolvllluhfsliioi‘o hid seamen

nod oli‘niuuh nous doors buoy. , _.

or destroyed by wI-
' fully too inches ct vector swipi- '

 

 

words for it, would;
The Mass.

it is cstimstod tbs! the damsge will
probably amount to count. 315.600 to
building and stack 0: the tlctorlcs and
stones mooted. This mount is per-
tiolly covered by insurance hold by
about Ill the ion! lnsurInos Angentu.
This-includes the Old Well Clan Co's
Inter-tithe Rubbsr co. Groom c
Ernst Ginr 00., A. F. melamine It

. 00., Joseph novis, Ind other oilioes in

the butldin‘. _ ‘
Ammo. "

lowest pontoon, lettuce, ssporsgus. H

white souIsh. potatoes, noon onions.
mfiucmdbsrs not!“ spinsch
sister credo. naive rhubsrb, green
m. Iran basins, celery. redishss.
nomads onions Ohiotto ‘5 Cu. blu-
Ila Holt Block. ’l‘sl. lull. ‘A

Milli AIR AYWERAAS

Mrs. Helen A. Murphy.
Mrs. Helen A. Murphy. mother or
Edur G. Murphy. at us MIln street.
mom mouse oi the Nowell: st.
Moors. Pulp Ind toner comm who
hos been rushing her home with her
son for I number at months post. died
this morning It s unlock homshesrt
trouble. hire. Mdrpby hue soldered
or... {its diocese for some years. lobe
was sixty-eight yeIro ct use. Beside
her son the accessed is survived by I‘
dIu‘xhtsr. Mrs. W.‘0. bowls. ‘of Aloe

Angel“. Col 'l‘hsrowill he g‘ps-Iyer '
mics» the Main street home It s '

o'clock this sveninc end the “new
service. no intention; will take place
in Hudson Falls. N; 7.. on new.
lino. WWI tumor horns.

m

in Torres. Louisiana and Another Brooch is Tom.

RAW) RAR RARWA FRWA ARAAA AA AAA ASAAYAA

People Going into Concentration

Camps, in line oi Which '

ions Fight uncured Last Night

HUTGRINBON. Kenn. May 4.-‘-—A
severe Iind storm occurred last night
through the country between the
Oral. Bend and Dodge City. Reports
from the enormo'stricken district
district brought to Hutchinson by 0
Quote retrain tell of extensive d
use It learned. The Missouri Pugs:
depot and thirteen houses werefA‘de-
otroyed. Sever-Ii houses were demol-
ished It Oderio, where three inches of
rein tell wthln an hour. A finite F0
hundcar‘mnnned by Mention tuberous

here no one was killed.
'NEW ORLEANS. May
conditions in the Dower
Volley continue my on all
No one will who
the cousins or the new
water over milled lll’
stream. At New Orleans _
mrtncr record was hurled ll '
foot. '

The labor at Tamar , ,
ing through that levee encroach

,In ever-wider”; can. stud

were blown hunt the track our Kins- 'breoch is threstsned theta

icy. and several or them were bully
thinned. Sc tor so can he learned-

Irrolmn seen It

South Nor-welt: hos decided to are»

me Olson, I well one... mu... or ’

the mm snee- Mornmsnt m .. '

house service. Ind has been appointed

keeper or the Smith's one unit Ind Z"

is in chemo of the 'virious turbos-
lights. Mr. Oiled succeeds Mr. Ind;
Mn”. Front. meson, who moved some
time In to I win in Lyme. OIptIirr
Ellison was Well known in this section,-
out Is Mr. Olsen is thorouuny mull-
in with tho hsrbor his ”fiction in
potato Lsoson’u successor is 0. good
one. Mr. Olsen this stools moved his
mu from Sound Visor terrace to the
light home It smith iolsnd. ‘A

W

«Housewife. yodcsn’t thtAoqr pri— ,

can on window. door and porch
screens Old screens recovered.
Phone 1082. St. John A: K'eysorfi

IEXAEII TIIIIIIILE
GAUGES IETWITT

WASHING'A‘QN, Msy 4'.+—-Activit_ies
It lore Bill Ind other posts in the
souihmt, it is understood hem. Ire

" merely results 01 the announced plan
olthoWIr' Deportation: toputtho

the budsot to be presented“
board 0! eotimto -‘
Monday nisht to on
this- committee n’soy

Protective mom no
request. Mr. Milan sold?
Ma Mr. fim mm
the llccnse it lt so

‘As '3 result or the cutie ‘
the Connecticut Bohemia "
greased rsil for Nodal
Not-wail: only Councilmu

' eninz will prompts me ‘ ‘

his the location of oils“

street to Henry street one

any piece to Nash's corner

sider the me long I’hd deeply.

Ithins nay iIvoi‘Ilsijs Icti
“to. council itself who

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