m for: mob in and around this
Mullah Would it not be well do call
. union the 'pbone and protect your
sons and? valuables against this dau-
jol‘, by placing "a Burglary policy
"fill-us and let us reimburse you for
D! m. Telephone 1230.,
TAYLOR dz GOLDEN ‘
"all Wnlhlnoton sum, .
South Nafwolk, Gourd
All kinds of insurance.
lees eggs.
. _ in cartons 29:: 607. “
Dutch Tea Rusk, oven flesh. 9cpkg ‘
i__Bestg Family Flour,~ , 70c a bag
. Stoll‘werk’s Cocoa, 30c can‘20c ‘
Peanut Butter, extra line qua]. 140 lb ,
37 Rolls Toilet Paper 25c
luau lllfisllsm
Several parties were noticed crab"-
bing in, Village Creek recently. it is
reported that good luck greeted the
efforts of the shell-fishermen.
W...
Mrs. Bernard hobo. of Yonkers, N.
Y.. and her mend-daughter, Gladys
Hobo. is ugliest of Mrs. Hobels broth-
er, Theophlle Euphrat. at the Castle-
Venice.
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if you miss some of your friends
no Anaemia“ cellular?” ..
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. on DARIEN. ‘ ' ‘
The Pageant of Dorian was fol-tuu- NEW EXAM “HI-E
ate in havingas a resident, Miss ”m
Bertha Knight who has had several -! - _
yearn experienca in the study of Bard” 8 PI‘DBOBIllflfl to End 58"
dancing and who has filled several iorify Agregmgm and "Old
Men to Strict Record of Elli-
cieucy Doesn’t Please Men
Who Seek Conleaeuce
important professional engagements.
Miss Knight will not only herself ap-
pear. but has originated all the dances
for the Pageant, and has trained lilo
two hundred children who will be seen
.ln them. The children will be seen
Excellent »
Values
la"?
“East India TeaCo
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
ubout the time the tide is rising Willing \l'ater and Wood Spirits, the some
may be fairly sure that they are lll‘helng interpolated and symbolic, Misc 1”. S. Evun‘a‘. 8,0119%] chairman 0” the
Quest of the awhile”? WNCILMB 1miKnlaht wlll impersonate 'i‘lde. 'l‘heue 'lh'olhcrhood ol' Locomotive llnhlueel‘u
Public Stenograpner.
loom.
~ News
um
South Norwa’lk Lodge, No, 709. B. P.
0. E. will meet tomorrow night,
Miss Carrie Custlc."ol‘ Norwulk. is
, spending two weeks in Newark, N. J.
a: Miss Mary Kinsella. of l‘lattsville
avenue, is visiting friends in hanbury.
'Court Frances, N0. 11. 0. (l. S. will
. meet tomorrow night for regular hush
11985.
The weekly meeting of the South
NOI‘Wlllli Quarlctte Club will be held
tonight.
Washington Camp. .\'0. 11. P. 0. S.
of A. will meet tonight for weekly
1
g} Luther M. Wright
FOR SALE
ONE BUICK DELIVERY
with new delivery body and also 5 passenger body: price
$200.00. Also-am agent for Auto Trucks from 1 1-2 to 3 tons.
Can sell on easy payments.
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We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Sinai. where We sell all Household Goods, new and second-
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
Tel. 4:9.
‘I popular sport along the local
' ‘ It is quite likely that races for canoes
~ equipped for sailing will take place
lug quite good these days.
The exhibition of fireworks at Retell
Point tonight will demand the attend
unce of a large crowd. The fireworks
~ have been unusually line this your and
attract. quite a lilllc attention.
interest is centered in the aquatic
' events of the 'l‘okencke‘ Club which
will take place on September 3- T116
. other local clubs- have received invite--
I ‘ lions and the sports plan to be gay.
M...—
Sailing canoes has become a moat
shore.
in the water sports of the various
‘ clubs next season.
The waning summer appears to
make the warlllur-day visitors
their good times as such all will be
over and the young people will be
back at their books. while the older
ones will follow their various vole
lions.
"131m culllps at Gulf Posture are as
full of gay life as: ulthc start of the
season, There has been no thinning
out as yet and the camping season
bids fair to last through September,
the predicted worm spell holding many;
rush ;
vul‘iouu dances should prove immense l, on the New Haven railroad. in an in.
‘ly interesting in the Pageant. the ‘ lerview today made plain what he con»
.llrst performance of which will occul'lsldlll‘s the most important 0f the cm-
fut lump o’clock on August 29th, to be i posed changes ill the rules of the com-
l‘cproduced on the day following, puny affecting the engineers. This
,Aunust 30th, and on September fulfils “10 change “11011 will, in large
llmbol' Day, jmaesuro, wipe out the seniority rule in
l Before coming to Dal-fen to reside. 3 the allotment of runs to engineers and
.Mlus Knight had studied at the Poly-till the promotion of passenger snub
flochulc lligh Sclloch and the Simoneels from a mediocre run to one of
=Normal. of Les Angelcs, Cal. She those highly paid and very desirable.
,‘le’fl: made a sp‘éclalty of folk dances, i jobe‘suc'h us the engineers on the fly-
!uud took a prominent part in the era and other of the fuel trains enjoy.
pzul‘cant of California held at lheJlI‘. EVDHS said that 110 had written
Stole Normal ill June, ism. Since . to General Manager Burdo asking for
looming to Conllecllcul, she has stud-1a conference on these proposed
rlod at the Teachers' ()pllege' and in . changes but as yet Mr. Burdo had fix-
lllle Sullio!‘ SCllool of Physical Educa- 1 0d uo‘ dale for a meeting with the exe-
liiop of Columbia University, VVhenivllllVe committee of the brotherhood.
‘thc latter school appeared in thefl‘hc 30-day notice furnished the engin-
‘Slrlnullmc dances at Carnegie Hallie?” that the company intended to
in April of last year, Miss Knight all- 5 Clmllgc the rules regarding the em-
pcurcd in the Springtime waltz. 'l‘llisiploymeul of. engineers will expire on
entertainment was called Tile Sym- . September 1 and Mr. Evans today said
phony Concert of Young People and l he vaects hie committee will See the
the music. was furnished by the Dam-igeberol manager before the end of this
roach Orchestra. Miss Knight alsbiweek 01‘ curly next week. Ml". Eralls
\slullled dancing under Miss Ashcroftldues not believe that the company will
‘ui the Summer School of Columbia l Dill these changes into effect “M11 the
lust year. She appeared at the benelll % engineers have been given an‘ oppor-
'i‘m the Manhattan Day Nursery. 125th ,5 tunity to stale their objections to them
i
lliuriug the past year she was ellgllg.id<)lle. a counter proposition which will'
ed Naming the young people of tho, ; be in the form of a compromise.
"The changes proposed by the gell-
street and Broadway, on July 20, 1912. i and to file, as Mr, Evans said will be “.0
[our was going down hill.
in Muslin
Underwear "
_._.—....
$1.25 a $1.50 Skirts 99c
‘Spccial Combinations $2.99
Gowns . . at 49c
25c Drawers . 190
Drawers . at 25c
25c Corset Covers 19c
Special Corset Covers W 250
50c Corset Covers 39c
79c Corset Covers 49c
umbrellas when AUTO
ls woman
(Continued from First Page.)
The party was on the way to Hart-
‘ rd at the time, and (llapp was driv-
ing. The accident happened as the.
On one side
until the next month. ihlzldison slrecl settlement social and; l of the road a retaining wall had been
___..._.. .... ll'olh dancing. Miss Killffllt's only 91‘0””31 "‘T‘magferlzm rashes]! in 501;“) way? ‘7 built and a. rail fence constructed.
The sea was calm about the locallfBS-‘ilwfll cnungemelli “8-3 Will! the mid “ r ’ “\f’pfl’. PM" ‘9 eng".Clapp says he does not know how the
shores all yesterday afternoon. a fair, GNUM'ADKGHN Grand Opera 90-» laminae.” 0‘ the ‘ e“ } Men under rules ‘ accident happened, except that the car
breeze being Cluiil enough to keepnintcr. She travelled with this com-awhlch have never been tried out on
puny in Cuba. Central America. andllhls yslem." said Mr, Evans. “1 do
MSW“ we euv SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND srovzs.
l . J. Howard E. Hoyt, of the City Nu-
tlonal Bank. is enjoying a two weeks'
vacation.
1 suddenly became unmanageable, and.
Butler Lodge, No. 97. l. O. 0. 13..
will hold the weekly meeting tomor—
row evening,
Sherman Council, No. 1342. Royal
Arcallum. will hold a regular meeting
this evening,
“ W 'th C
m STAMPS WITH 1 LI. EL RYAD
25»;§TAMP8 WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA.
20 BTAMPS WITH 1 LB. SULTANA
‘ o
Percy W. Brooks and family are at
Squirrel Island, Maine. where they will
spend two‘p'eeks.
‘Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn have
returned from ‘Mllll‘le, where they haVe
been spending a vacation.
Gordon‘blorgan. of New York, and
Norwalk. ,‘ls now a student at the
Hargrove ’Lschool, Bridgeport.
Great A8:
‘24 WAIHINGTON OT
Elle
Professor and Mrs. Arthur B. Rus- 3—3—1
sell started today for a cruise to the
eastward in the yacht Dorryn.
Willlam Podmore, of South Nor-
walk, is making a visit with his son.
John'Podmore, in Oswogo. New York. N10“ ""1 791"“ '0"
121 WASHINTON STREET.
'Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Dance, of 64 TIL.
Putnam avenue, are entertaining Mr.
“Extra Clamps ®:
l0 $TAMP‘! WITH 1 LB. VERY GOOD COFFEE .
5 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. 0003 COFFEE
Our Coffees are the Best on the Market. Once Used, Always Used
Dollvuloo 8:80 o. m. um! 2:30 p. m.
Maring Construction Co
Estimates almanac on all kinds of building ebutruotlonl. oh
OFF EES
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.. IOUTH NORWALK
”-0. Holly»
Contractor
- and Build! h
UOUTH NORWALR.
857-12.
and Mrs. H. Carson. of Kingston. N. Y.
. l I 2 I:I:-:I:I:I2I:I:I2I‘ .n'l I now: I'I,I:I'I:I
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L- Hort of c OCKER~WHEELER ELECTRICAL nap sEAL
Westport avenue. have returned from MOTORS SUPPLIES DRY BATTERIES
an automobile tl'lp to Cairo, ill the
Catskills.
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always randy to attend your Electrical «troubles, large or
Mr. and Mrs. ll. .l. Kludlileu. of
Spring Hill nvolluc,».llavo been visit-
emall. A 'phooe call will bring a
when something goes wrong.
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray. of
Seymour. Conn.
Rev. Aaron Cutler (loburu. of Dawn
bury. lu spending a few days with his
54 WATER 8T. PHONE
[HE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTHlCAL CONTRACTORS.
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repair mun. Try us next time
342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
Court Nnrruk. No. 58, F. of A., will
hold lls regular meeting this evening.
parents. llr. and Mrs. J. Milton (‘0-
burn. of Colonial collage.
Mrs. William J. .Schliti. of Lowe
street, la suffering from a badly scald-
od hand and arm. as a result of the
overturning of a pull of polling water
yesterday.
A special llloctlnlz of the town school
commltlou will be bold tomorrow ov-
oiling.
A sole of domestic goods in now in
progress at 'l‘riutrnm & llyutt‘s. See
adv. for particulars.
llenberl 0. l’ollurd, the Norwnlk ln«
suronco and real estate agent, In con—
llnod to tho Norwfllk Hospital. whore
be lit buffering from it severe attack of
‘ypllol d fever Mine linen iii, Miller. of Georgetown,
in tho. guest of Mice May in. Smith, or
33 liayvlew avenue, for a few days.
M
A most attractive lot of new fall
mentor coats, for women and mlaaee.l
has Just arrived at the N. fl}. llyan Mrs. David 63. Warts and non. of
30),, store. rm... “05d looks. admirable Provldence. Rhoda island. are visiting
nudity and lnexpeualvonoaa of those Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Jennings, of
zormoiltu wlll conuncud them. 19 Marshall street.
James H. brooks and wife, of
bridaflbnrt, hnva returned home from
an outonlobllc trip to Niagara Falls
NOTlCEl NOTICE”
if you are a subnrlbor to The use l
fool bring or send in no. and gel:
km of the most popular reunion loud Buffalo. N. if. Mr. Brooks was
fum‘o. Fashion-lilo Woman and gfomorly in partnership in the nor.
rho Metropolitan, for film would! on business with W. A, Honlord, of
f you on out o cucumber send or south Nowell,
Mn is.” no! 11:. lull-M and i .
w will no out you for limo William a noon. the loading Kodak
_Mwmll. ltmpmonohon m. in “Millstone-m: it all
rm mvumrmmu hhhllrtfifl. Homeopathic»
‘mmmmmmm m on lilo mm m mun
W mum otvmmm.mmuo
a the m III- will one o W to the m
things cool all day as it was wafted
in from the soulhard. Along shortly}
after the hour for the evening meal;
the wlnd freshcncd and as the tide.
was nearing the ebb limit quite a surf
rolled up on the shores and the air
became chill.
Miss erene Woods, of Pattersonu
N. 1., who is spending the summer
with her sum, Mrs. Mary Gracey, at
Castle Venice. Rowaptou. will cele»
brute her ninth birthday today. Mrs,
Woods is also at the Castle for the.
week. bliss Alberto. Mother, of Dar-l
ion. great. granddaughter of Moses
Mather. who will be represented by
his grand-sou at tho Darlen pageant.
will be a guest wlth her mother at the
birthday celebration of bliss Woods.
-F‘or a mild. easy action of the bow-
els. a single dbee of Dunn's Regulate is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con.
slipatlon. 26 cents a box. Ask your
lirngglet for them.
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CONFESSES THAT HE COMMIT-
TED MURDER.
Putnam Man GrillodM' Vlnlll Ad-‘
mm shunting. But Claimu Self
Defenle.
PU'I'NAM, (‘olln., Aug. 26.-—Josepb
Manet-y, aged‘sl. who was arrested;
on suspicion in connection with the‘
murder of Frank Rose during a pie-
Mexico. She was, the sole dancer orjnot think the engineers will object to
the organization. doing loo-dancing.§a change in the time service rule re.
Oriental, punish and classleallgurdlng passenger engineers. That a
dances. man must have one years experience
As there has been much discussion ; before he can take out a slow passen—
ns to the relevancy of dancing in ps-lger train and two years before he can
country, it will be a matter of interest ' handle 8 fast express is reasonable
at this lime to reproduce what Max enough in the opinion of the engineers
Beerbchm says on the subjectln hls’und furlhur this is the recommenda-
lately publlehed book "Yet Again"; [lion made by the state utilities com-
“‘i‘ho‘mont famous of the dances {crimisslom following the wreck at Stam-
loiiln‘Hood was the ‘pagcant'. lier‘e-Il‘l’m‘d-H ,1.
in appeared. besides the hero himselfl The executive committee 0f the on-
and \‘arloufi labours and pipers. a: glneers were in session here last week
‘dysard' or fool. and Friar Tuck. and and in their deliberations decided to
Maid .‘lisrinn—‘in a while kyrtele and Object to some of the changes DIODOS'
her hair all unbraydcd, but withlfid by the general manager, according
blossoms thereyn.‘ This ‘pageant',l01llT.EVMlS.
was performed at wnusun, at Easter, “1 do not think ‘I ought to discuss
on xew Year's day, and on May-day. ; our plans at this time." continued the.
The Morris, when it had become:genernl chairman, "or at least until
known in the villages. was very sooniwe have talked with the general man.
incorporated in the ‘pngeanl.‘ The aaer and madmhim acquainted with
llforrlsyscsrveg and bells. the Morrlsfom‘ ”0908mm. ”is minimal! amino-
steps and figures. were all pressed lu-‘lion of the engineers is, however, in
to the worship of Robin Hood. inlllll' OpiniOn the most important matter
most villages the properties for the:l° be taken up- This rule. if allowed
‘pageant' had always rested in the ‘ as suggested. will not abolish the sen-
cuetody of the churchwardens, Thellority l‘llle as now in effect but it will
properties for the Morris were now,elmngo the method of determining the
kept with them. In the Kingston ac-‘competenc-y of engineers for such runs
counts for 15373 are enumerated 'o “8 they may bid.’
fryers cote of meant. and a kyrtele Under the working of the seniority
woliyd with red cloth, a Mowrena cote rule the engineers bid for such runs
are colon of white fixation spungolld,:“3 they may WEN. The senior in 50F
and two gryne salon colon. and (“guinea is awarded the run “provided he
is competent." the words Within tho
lol duel «Saturday nil-(hi. confessed lflfilsarddos cob.- of cotton, and six payro
blunt to State Policeman Vii-sill Md gof garters with belles.‘ The 'pageant‘
Hurley that he shot Rose. He claim itself foil. little by little, into disuse; f
EMPEROR REVIEWS SOLDIERS.
POSIDN. Germany, Aug. 26,—»Tho
(lcrmnu emperor and empress with
their sons. the Prince Regent of lia-
varla, ldculonanbflcnoral Alberto l'ol-'
llo. Chief of th , lulllun General Stall.
and lll‘llly other prominent poreonnges
arrived here today for u two duya' ao-
Jouru during which they will review
the ll‘iflll Army Corps, and dedicate
the new (filly Hull and the Chapel in,
l’osun Castle. i
The Polish newapupol‘u and the Pol-j
hlh blullonallat loaders attempted to:
organize a mineral boycott of the foe-l
tlvltles in connection with tho impe-
rlul visit as a mark of their displeas-
ure at the Wheeled government‘s pol-
icy for the (immunization of the Pol-
lull provinces.
Appemli were made to the Poles not
to attend the celebrations. not to de-
corate their houses and not to cheer
their melanoma. These, howavor.
were only partially successful. The
Polish alderman of the city declined
the invitation: Mn! to them. but many
of the Polish nobility hove decided to
attend the bouquets. while some of
the Polish bouillon are decorated
with melon and um. huge crowds
slammed out to whom the how
ml display.
W
In9m0.fllmufldwm.
Mdmosmmmm
ulnmnwmmud.
. ed he did it in self defense.
Munery was first arrested on n ,
charge of drunkenness. and it was'
not suspected that he knew anything
of the shoollng, Ullel‘ he was held
on suspicion. Slate Policeman
Verolll and Hurley put him through
a scorching examination, which re-
mlm-d In his added confession. He
lulu um officers that the revolver
whlch he used could be found near a
human. not far from tho octane of the
shoollna Officers later found the
llun at lhc designated place. with all
five chambers discharged.
Coroner illll has ordered MBDOI‘Y'
hold pending the formal autopsy this
morning.
i
DELAY IN LAWSON CASE.
mar wooosroox. Aug. ’20.»—
l‘lloro has been no further action in
the Lawson case. it is understood
that the state police and Coroner Bill
are waiting for Mrs. Mwaon to im-
prove in health before anything is
done. An smut in the case. it is un-
derstood. in simply delayed until fun
lllel' developments.
JUDGE KIOGH RETURNING.
Milne John Keogh. of Heath Nor-
volll. will min all in this half of the
town court on Monday morning. one?
his absence to Nova licotlo~ new:
reports have been mowed from the
lads. in Boston. .ludlo Edward M.
Winona, of Norwolll, has been hold-
lol court In the alliance of his brother
attorney.
I“ Till “WHML
MW 3B1!!!»
. .
.was always a flute or labor. .
dyaard. wlth his rod and lsluhorn bind-1
the Morris. which had been affiliated
lo it, superseded it. Of the ‘pallcant',
nothing remained bill, the mlnstrol and
the dyaurd and an occasional Maid
Marina. in the original Morris there
The.
dcr. was promoted to a sort of leader.
ship. He did not dance, but have thol
signal for the dance, and distributed
praise or blame among the performers.
and had power lo degrade from the
troupe any man who did not dance
with enough skill or enough heartl-
noua. Often there were ill one village
two l‘lVlll troupes of dancers, and 'a
prize was awarded to whichever um
quilted itself the more admirable. vllut
not any the ‘enncmblo' was conaldcl‘od.
A port of 'afur ayatom’ seems to hum
crept in. Often a prize would be
awarded to some one dancer who had
excelled his fellow." ;
W-.. i
ilowsrd .ifoyi. of Arch street, one
of the employee in the City National
flank. is enjoying his annual vamp-A
tlon.‘
Mm. Fred ilryant, formerly of Non-
lwolk. has been ill all summer at her
home in Providence. R. 1. [Her dough-
tor, Mrs. Matilda CA. Rosier. well
known hero, is with her.
George Whipped. of the Mollie:-
Safe Company, who has been lnstnlb
in; the new unit in tho South Nor.
walk 'l‘nllt (Dummy. vent to Berta
ford today‘to hurls won: on o new
unit for in films Trent 0m
”’5'" “WI
.‘A-lgl .a‘.
t
l album“. n “ms “”11"“.
quotes being a part of the rule. Who
determines the competency of all on‘
gincer is a question often asked (fur-l
lag the inquiries into the Stamford!
wreck and never quite satisfactorily
answered. A man‘s past record, as
known by tho-road foreman of engines
and the master mechanic, was about
the hem answer to the question as giv-
en than.
not the general manager wants the
competency of the men settled now.
by a rigid oxmlnnllon and the man of
all yours experience on the road who
cannot pass that examination will not
got the run for which he puts in a
bid. Coming rlght down to cases the
changes will play hob with the son.
lorlty ruin. but that feature of the
agreement which allows tho mon to
bid for rules will be conllnued, if. is
understood by "tho engineers. Mr.
Evans fluid that the conference will!
the general manager will be hold in
this city probably the latter part of
this week and will continue for some
time.
whammy.“ .W. .M cw.-.
ENGLlfiH COMPOSER DEAD.
BUX’I‘ON, Ebs.. Alllf. 26.»~Mlcllaol
‘Mayhrluk. the million musical com~
poser. who under the name of "Staph-
en Mama" wrote some of the most
popular songs in the English language,
died here today. at the ego of fill.
Among his committees were: "Nou-
cy ml" "The Holy City." and “A
Warrior Bold." He no I. native of
Liverpool. but had lived for sunny
you: in the mo of Wight. where he
devoted himself to municipal politics.
serving flvo tori-ass mayor «was.
a». m.
, swerviug across the road tore through
}the fence and went over.
Came Near Drowning.
, Mr. Clapp and Mr. Hough were
'doubled up under the car with that?
.heads in the water. which is about a.
foot deep, the stream being very low.
Had not prompt assistance been given
Ithe men would surely have been
drowned. It was necessary to smash
fa great part of the body of the’auto-
mobile with clubs and axes in order to
[release them. the automobile being on
its left side.
i
l
‘- Immcdlately following the accident. -
word was telephoned to the Middlesex
hospital, and the hospital auto and
horse drawn ambulance were sent to
lthe scene, a distance of five or six
miles.
Mr. Hough. who is a large, solidly
built man. weighing probably 225
pounds. has a had cut on the head
extending from the forehead to the
crown. One ankle is also painfully
injured, and he has severe cuts and
bruises.
At the hospltal he had no recollec-
tion of whllt occurred from the ln~
steal the auto swol'ved from the high-
lway until he was pulled out of the
wreck.
It was said of Mr. Clam) at the both
pltal that he is suffering from shock
and that his bodily injuries are not
many judging from the examination
made when he reached the institution.
This is the more remarkable in view
of the terrible fall which the men and
machine took. Both will recover.
Clapp a Hartford Broker.
HARTFORD. Aug. 25.—-Jlloswell I.
(llapp is a broker of this city and has
olllccs at Room 1324 Connecticut Mu~
lulu Life insurance Building. lle ra-
sides at 128 Beacon street. lie is an
agent also for one of the largest stool
manufacturing concerns of the (301]!!!
try.
Miles 1’. llouuh is one of tho vetore
an business men of Hartford. For a
long time and until the ilrm have up
its Hartford office. he was munwuur for
Malcolm & (Mambo and later for T. G.
Coombo & Company. at No. 10 Central
Row. members of the New York Block
Exchange.
Edward Weasel was about sixteen
years of one and (1 son of Mr. and Mrs.
.lullua A. C. Weasel. of West Hartford.
lie was a member of the choir of 31.
John's (Episcopal) Church and one of
the most popular of tho caddies of tho
.llartford Golf Club.
VALE’B MAMOT HERE.
Unherolded. and with no forewaflk
loll. “lied".llarroll, of New Haven, tho
miniature mascot of Yale University,
dropped into town Monday afternoon
as lilo result of an invitation from
William Savage, one of the students
at the college. He is being royally
entertained while bore and'John hr-
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cry Bluff, another student. together
with his cousin Ralph Farrel. m on:
duvoriu; to and Mr. Bonn in civic:
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fun he find: here.
Norwalk Chronicler