Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 31, 1913 · page 1

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Attorney General Still Holds He
is Qualilisd tor the District
ludgeship in State

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tick-ct In the mayoralty campaign. The. President, Charles W. Bell, Roway- -—-——..—....____.._. in,“
East Norwslk tire sufferers, and ”Wines-ring, set for me this afternoon ton.
"(nus PRUIESI WAS BASE I“ BE HEAR” object appealed-to every one, all sec-.iliclore Chief Mu

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Pink Tennessee Marble Selected
for New Government Build-
ing at New Haven

‘.\".\Sl*il.\'G-'l‘0N, D. 0., Oct, 3i.»-
Prospects were brighter for the con
i‘irmution by the Senate of the liOIlllllil-
tion of lildwiu S. Thomas to be United
Stairs district judge for the district
of Connecticut appeared brighter to
day, when it devell‘lpcd that Attorney
(fienerul Mcltcynolds gave hood to the

 

BlllH Pillll
DISP [ASH]
Ill DECISION

The Nomad: Authorities and the
Connecticut Company Have
Taken Appeals

 

 

lllhhilllli Billllll

First Appeal From its Finding in
History of Utilities Board

 

Tile public utilities commission,
when it attempted to settle the dispute
between the City oi’ Norwulh and tho

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Most Successful Altair in flood-
ner’s New Hall for Benefit of
the Fire Sutlersrs

 

 

The dance of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company of the City of Nor?
walk Fire Department, given last ov-
ening in the hall in Random & Hprrls’
new block in Washington street, was
one of the most successful chairs ever
held under the company auspices, The

tlous of the new city being represent
ed in the large gathering. The hall
is one of the finest in town, having a.
large and unusually smooth dancing
surface, with high ceiling, modern
ventilation, steam heat, brilliant elec-
tric lights arid every improvement that

nishcd by the Nora-ail: Musical Un-
ion, ten skilled musicians, under the

 

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receipts were for the benefit of me;

could be desired. The orchestra tur—‘

leadership of Professor Utzlngor, col

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Jil illilltli
Hennessy’s Lillisiblaeli Book to

Figure in Now you Corrup~
tiou Trial

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NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—~Charlss F.
blur-pity, leader of Tammany Hall, was
among the witnesses cited to appear
at tho too-culled John Doe proceedings

Tammany madeby John A.Hennessy in
recent speeches in behalf oi? the Fusion

 

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licmnpnlgn contributions.
,iliocn decided Wll
‘ public. ‘
l “Every person whose nitrite has been
llmcutioned bv ler. Heuncssy,” said the
,idlslrict attorney today, “is apt. to be
.culled. Mr licnncssy's little black
1book will also be put in evidence. The
{investisutiou will be thorough."

lienncnciy, it is understood, has giv-

lt had not
other it would be

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copied the balcony at the north eild‘icn the district attorney a 119i 01’ MOM 'New

Connecticut Company over “,0 method 4 of the hull, and discourscd excellent ; pm- nnmcs. Among them, it. was said,

of construction nudAhe apportionment i music. “19“" were sixteen “l""hem ,worc those “f Arthur
oi' the cost 01’ the Washington streetlml the dance order, and one or NO "PM Of ”w

A, McLean. irons
llcniocratic state commit

into ,the charges 01‘ corruption against!

gistrate McAdoo, wilil
‘jconcern mainly the allegations as tout-atop.

Associated Prune him from All Parts of the World by SM!“ Wire and our Own Opinion ‘ ,
NORWALK. CONN., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1918

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Saturday.

tillllil Bill
~ ‘ nonunion

Elected,,President oi the State
“Association at the Annual
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The annual meeting or the Con-
necticut Oyster Growers' Association
‘was held Tuesday at the Bridgeport
‘Board of Trade rooms.

The following oflicers and commit-
tees were [elected for the ensuing.
lysar:

 

Vice-president-—-Henry 0. Rows,
l Secretarywlll, E. Bell, New Haven.
i Treasurer—Frank» W. Smith, Stony
lCreek.

l mocutlvo Committee—Charles W.
Bell, Rownyton; Henry C. Rowe,
:Groton; Frank , E. Smith, Stony
Creek; Thomas Hamilton, Providence,
.R- 1.; H. I), l’ausch, Port Chester;
fW. l.’ Stevens, RowaytOn; Andrew Ra-
‘dei, Bridgeport; GHCIitl‘ord Foote,

 

l An interesting aftermath to the
3Crofut mansion lire in South Norwalk
. Haven; Frederick T' Lyon, Norwsoverul days ago developed this week
iwalk; H; Gordon iRowe, New Haven: with the announcement from New
,0“ “mm” Norm”; H' Leroy.Yol‘li city that. John H. Goetschlus.
Lewis, Bridgeport; Alexander 0. Fro.

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Liabilities Are Reported as Being $180,000, and“ Assets in Sight ,
Amount to About $10,000 or $20,000—luiige nano A0- 1
“ points John L. .Lyttle as Receiver ‘

llillHlliliRl Hill [iii lllliHl ill 213i Hill. 0 .
'_ lllllilllll Bililllllil lll lilWlilllll, lllli Willi,

Man Giving His Name as Arthur R. Smith Held for Setting.
the Property on Fire

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bridge in this city and the number Oficiicorcs were demanded for each one I too. and n protnluejnt New York hotel
trucks to be built on the. structure Bill's (in the second iloor of “‘9‘ building l‘Wl’P“
isficd ”0mm. of the parties and bothi is located the ladies dressing room,

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the city and the trolley company have/.1119"S (out room and "m“

:zcr New York; F, S,H‘Beardsley, Strat-
'l‘lic_v will lb“. asked about con~ ford; Henry C. pjustnh’ New York;
trlbutionswhlch liennossy says were Ernest “E. Bail, New Haven; Charles

 

wvho has owned the property for the
=past two years, had failed in business.
The oillcial announcement of Mr.
iGoctsohius' business troubles as re-

root of things an
the other pole we L
iind fashion and
custom.

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llWlliR ii lit up Ul illiSlilli.

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James Fisher, detailed for duty at
the Crot'ut house, placed a stranger
under arrest. The man had been acts
ing suspiciously about town, and later

 

 

 

 

was positivelyidcntii‘icd by two flra- , 3

men who watched at the house insmed-'
lately after ”1.9 tire. as the fellow who
had been hanging about there for sew

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convcn- . made for campaign contributions, butfpiam, Brid e ort; ilenrv S Lancmft ,
project of Senator Hollis. and still heldi . - g l) . . .

oral hours. The man was also recog-

h'm qualified for tho judgcship.

it is the project of Senotor llollzs
that has held up prompt action on the
nomination by the subcommittee 01’
then Senate .ludicury committee. At.

 

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J. —-—FREE LECTURE.
Sunday, 7:45 1). on, New RediMen's
Hall. W. Washington 'St; Subject.
The «Christian’s Hope. Pastor J. F.
Stephenson. ‘No collection

TELEPHONE oisvm ,
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appealed to the superior court for
li‘ulrllcld county for it review of the
order.

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SPlllllS LAMB SHOPS 14 c

Small lean fresh hams, 180.
Loan trcsh shoulders, 100.
Homemade sausage, 18c.
New corned pork, lilo.
Legs of spring lamb, 14c and 16c.
Foroqusricrs spring lamb, ti and 120.
Spring lamb chops, Ho.

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The. building, which has just bccni
completed by Samuel

ol’ Stamford, is a model one in every

stores of good size. and on the see?
,ond‘iioor are live suites
three in the trout of the building and}
two in the rear. The rooms are large.
and conveniently arranged, The dunc

season to Samuel Policy, occupies the?
entire third liner of the building.

The members of the Mayflower com. “
puny received many compliments (ml
the event, and much credit is dim ml

of oitlceou‘ulghi. he said he had

never oi'llciully reported.
A statement was expected late to-

ROOdIlCl‘. 0f , day from Stephen J. Stillwell. the con- ' port; 1.}.
South Norwulk, and Benjamin llurrisfl

ivlct t’oiunor state ‘scnator.
,from whose allot:

excerpts
rd confession have

way. On the ground floor are three boon bandied about during the cam; A

in a statement: issued late last
never made
and he add-
would issue

ipuign.

charges against ilurphy,
cut that thls‘ovonldg he

a ‘ a sworn statement no to inst, what as W. Bell, Henry C. Rowe, F. S.
hall, which has been leased for thc‘currcd at his conferences with He““loy, Frank W. Smith and ‘C

ncssy and others. “i have no con-
fession to make involving any man or
men in jubilc office," he. lnslslcd,

SLIM PlllllOESS

corded in the New York newspapers
in as follows.

“Judge Hand has appointed John L.
Lyttle receiver for John H, Goetschlus,
jcarpcntor and builder of 539 Hudson
lstreot, New York, on application of
. WVilliams & Hamburger, His bond was
to take charge of such affairs of the

fixed at $5,000. Liabilities are said to
association as “mm be convenientlyjbe $180 000. The assets consist oi"
ottented to by the lull executive com-‘ ’

, . real estate, value unknown, lumber,l
mittee this committee existing of C. machinery and fixtures $2 500, acgi
Beards! ‘ ' ' ’ ‘

,counts $7,.)00, and some building con-
url Antler-“mast. .
House Set on Fire,
Residents of Norwalk will recall
that on Tuesday morning, October=
Blah, shortly after 1 o‘clock, lire wasi

New Haven; Frank J, Mansfield, New
lllavou; Theodore Ferguson Bridge-
\ W. Talmadge, Norwplli; A. L.‘
Smith, Bridgeport, William H, Raye.
Boston, Mass.

sub-committee of five was elected

 

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Tho, meeting was a mest harmonious:
lone, was largely attended by rcpresenJ
‘tstlvcs growers from all parts of the
state and matters of imporlnce to the

 

nizcd by the night man in Willet A.
Hartford’s garage as the person who
had purchaser] five gallons of guacleno
there a short time before the first
burst out. The man gave his name as‘

,Arthur R, Smith, and his residence as

New York city, but refused to make
any further statements about himself.
except to say that he could furnish
any amount or bonds required to se-
cure his release pending a hearing. ‘

A few days after the fire the large
burn on theCroi‘ut estate was sold to»
James O‘Hara, who also secured a sec.
tion of land, with the intention oi!
making a dwelling house out of the
building. The property has long been

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iShouldcr steak, lie. the arrangement committee, whichi ,lndustry were considered and passed 3:739??er in “1:; (7mm: house ‘in i." the market, and MI" ioetschins is

' llib roast beef. Ho and lot», consisted of Assistant l‘iro Cbieti WAS KIDNAPPEB . upon : 1‘25] fissillue. 8d“ } flit: nveStlgot on _l\nown to have made several attempts.

in the west window of Joseph Davis. Lean smoked shoulders, ,2 l-2c. Frederick M, Wheeler. Harry ll. Wit-l . WW____ .__.. v .;\ lyCl (vol-ope fwfimf‘m to “th ,0 soil m it was purchased a number

the Washington street mons‘ outllttor. Choice young fowls, 22c, tcrhnry, John Webb, Charles chne,l Chief William R. Pennington, oi the -~‘Thc telephone is not an expense. also (plantities 0 gmsnlpne soaked or years ago lrom the Crofut estate by
there is one of the most unique adver- .

.iiscments of a co-opcratim nature
that has ever been displayed in South
Norwalk. The Southern New England
'l‘clcplioue Company has arranged a
little display that will be well worth
the time spent examining its

Scour!
ing intricacies. which on short study

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Native roasting chlciicns, ...ic.
lluttci‘lnc, L’llc and 25c. .
l-lAYlCS' MARKET.

~'l‘omorrow all lrimmcd hats that
nro priccd from $3.00 to “2.00 will be
sold at half price at Ki‘lcgcr's.

 

 

Ernest Kosmelcky. Robert
burgh and Harry (immingham. ’l‘hci
floor manager was Hurry Wutcrbiiry.‘
iuud his cfllcicnt aides were (‘hurlesf
chno and John Webb,
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~DANCE, TONIGHT, ARMORY.
‘li‘lne new dance floor.

 

lllyden- Norwaik policg department, received , It sures more than its small cost-

word this morning that the sloop “Slim
Princess" has been Stolen from her

moorings at the Larchiuont ‘i’oclit._

Club, The boat. was taken some time
on October Z'th,

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The sloop was formerly the "’i‘oc—

garments and papers, surrounded by
several lighted cnndlcs. There was no
Education about the fire being at in
,ccndiary origin, and owing to u mim-
ber of suspicious circumstances. the
authorities decided to set. it watch
own" the promises.

At about

fnose lll not:
0F SHAKE cunnuen

Walter Rose, propictor of the Togo

 

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lit-Albert Richardson, of Bridgeport,
who lived there some time. Later it
was taken over by the Aetna insur-
ance Company, of Hartford, and alter
being held by them a your or so was
sold to (loctsclilus, who at one time
talked of touring tho old house down

 

 

m-.- Music by V waydon," of tho Scuwunhuha Yacht. Rory Shop in South Main street. has a morning 0(_[0:wr‘;:;:“$°kq“:M'rlulluorgilflll“ unduerccttlng two modern residences
rcsoivo themselves into “ simple “ml lsusplclous MEN SW63 full orchestra. iC‘iuh and is wcll known to all Yachts. shake, it is a tiny wriggler but is in- , ‘ .. , ”' ' "p" ‘ e on '0 M 0‘ 4
vivid explanation of the telcphono ...... -d._,.__.._ ’mcn. The boat. is thirty foot 0‘." all, torcsilug. What species the snake be- - ~ _ -- w“ —» “{an - -— M . .- ..,._ ._ ..
system, but more especially “5 toll Annuno THE HILL ”A llilll-t‘i,‘lliltl‘y 95]“ tomorrow “‘ painted white, The boat had a mu‘ longs lots in doubt, but Officer li‘ranli FATHER BRENNAN 3 SAM-”“3 BROWNED

line .ruimntugos, Krlencr‘s. All trimmed hats will be

on a stand arranged to provide the
advantageous display of sonic thirty.
phones are a number of (lush sci, in-i

The roSlllellln oi‘ the hill were alarm-
oil last evening over the appearance

 

sold at liull’ prlcc.

MlO NOW

new:

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lioimny rail and cabin, a new set of
sails, and tour mahogany chairs with-
in the cabin, Also thorn wus‘n suit
(“use marked “ll. ll. Mol‘." in the

S. Strutton is of tho opinion that it i3
a copper head.

Not being fulnlliur with snakes, rout
snakes, Mr, Rose does not know- what

GOES TO HOME

OFF Sllllllllili BOAT

“'l‘hc ltev. Thoma! .l. Drcnnun, ll.3 'llAMBU'lttl, ”9'7“““33 00L 31-“
5““““"““*~ l“ “1“” 5‘ iiimn black “'“h oi‘ some suspicious tliurnctcrs who, cabin, 10 “it!“ his PM and “'Orl‘l‘ifi for “‘4‘" 1)., of St. Joseph's Church. South Nor» 'l‘wcnty-two out of tile twenty-live men
shining nickel transiii‘iters, Mindingr “pumped oi “0“,“.3 [hm-p, shortly" 0F SNEAK THIEVES It, ll, Alcl’ortor, owner, may be ad- that starvation will take it away i‘roinkwuik' leaves next week
inoroii‘om urc lllll'i) wires. which on-

, tor a cubic, iuler :ai'r'vini; at n lllilllil-'
turn tclcpbnuc polo in natural wood
From the cross-arms win-n carry the
“toy distinct (‘Olilllf"llilllti to‘ various
points in the stoic. iiiurlii-il on it than
or (ionniwticut in tlic imcliuround with '
little bluu br-llti, ilcuolluc tlm “HUN."
and giving the toll clinches, 'l‘wo
lurch. blue bcll liulit .‘illllili‘H rcilui-c
lilo wlillo glui'c which iiiumlnulcu tliii‘
tilspiuy,

Mr. lluris hits iiiiown his :ulvci'ilivj
int; ability by installing his culniouuu‘
oi goods and ilioll‘ pi'looa with tho till»
ciilimu- books, and u ulna ullimiiutn
iliul ullbucrllioru hoop lllli tillJllill-Xlllt;
with tho iilrcctory. The window Willi:
decorated by Mr, llavls' very cillclt-utf
nitlnuinuu. (‘iooruc (l. O’ilrlun, assisted
by H, ii‘, Smith ol’, the telephone coni-
puny.

’l'hu

irioo oriulnntod in the local

ullcr 0 o'clock two men rung the boil

at the homo ol‘ Miss Minerva NuahJ'
'corncr ol‘ Wont

utrout uiid lllliuidc
strcci. and asked her \mui'c the stove
was that numb-d lining, an“ Nash
lul‘ortucil tho illt'll that there. was no
ulm‘c tlicrntbui not-doll uttcnilou. 'l‘lio
mun wore moat persistent. ciulmlnlz
llicy llllil liltl'll ultili ihi-rc by it Mr.
(‘uvnnnuh to repair tho slovc,

Al'icr nomi- further conversation.

'illt‘w uslicd Mina Nash ii tiicro Wiiu',.

any mun about tliu house. and other
nucntlonu that lntcr on so lli'tliilii‘tl her

armpit-ions ililit Hlli‘ llilil ilio polivo dir‘

purlincnt iioililiul.
mSMALL FRESH HAms,1sc.' Ln.
li‘i'cuh sliouliicru, lilo,
Shir,- pork, Ibo.
Small piculliu. it! Mr.
. llouolcns binnu. 10c.
Smutll

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There have been rcportcd to the po.
llcc several t‘ntion of petty thefts by,
Btiouh tlilovcu. A run was stolen from ‘

itho hucli yurd ol‘ .lumon (‘ouroy of:
Wont Willi street last night. Many '
urllclcs of clothing have boon reported
stolen from cloihoslluim, and from

other places.

(‘liiol‘ of l’olico l’cnuiuuion [sound a
Word of \vuruiliu to tho pcoplp ol‘ tliei
lty today and “Him that all report on
tho instant all acts ol‘ luwli-nuuonu, in
this way thn ihluvou may be rounded
up, llotcctlvcvi-li-rucuut 'l‘honinn l.cnth~
,orlund in working on lilo cusuu nirouily
l rnporicil.

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dressed at the Lurcliinont Yuc‘lt Club.
states the information. The local po-
lice are investigation in Norivalli wa-
ters for the cruii.

wSave your money for ncxt Sutur-
iluy and attend Krloucr (Tofu inillinery
solo. You will «buy u but. for lose
money than you over bought in your
life at this time of the your.

SOLO!
TO OISARM STOIKEOS

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TRINIDAD, (,‘olo., dot. lll."‘*".‘\(Ull'

ror «ltomo,
whoer he will tulio an advanced course
in Holy Scripturc."~~'l'ho Catholic
’l‘runscript. ‘

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him, At present and to (late the snake
has had no sustcnuncc, sure that
which he gets from wntcr, ’l‘bu wlitglr
vllttls ophidlun is thirsty the. wholo
limo illltl has consunuul hourly a whole
tumbler of water during the period or
his captivity.

M r, ilosn welcomes inspection or the
little ulx-lnchor, for lltLlS anxious to
know its species and its food.

Rev. Father Dronnun has been on-
slstunt rector to tier. lilrhurd J. (tar.
roll for the past several years. llo
has endeared himself in the iii-arts or
tho attendants at his church and ban
gained the respect and esteem of many
of the citizens outside the ilouominn~
tion in which he inborn. it in under.
stood that Father llrcnnnu will pursue
his studies for it two yoara' course l‘l
order that he may return to America
to who up a position us louchor in one
of the Catholic ilnivorsitlcn, presuma-

 

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BAPSIZES Ill inn

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VliiltilAiliiJ'lS, Franco, (lot. :ll.~~
Victor Sioul‘llor, the well-known tier-

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l Siiiiuli lllll'Vi‘ti ('llil‘rtld um you“,.‘m'l‘ut’l'i-‘m' mm“ “m“ ”"““’“’""" monuvintor, was severely bruised and
ibuurcl (‘lub hounv at Pine l’olut homo. with M” utoi‘i‘ toduy, decided ‘" “ll“lghin moohunic sustained 0. broken log‘
time within the post few days, “mills lalIlHOW “”4le colony, “'l"”°,wiioti their itoropluno capsized and
l‘otnovud two boil blankets and soiiiofmom than ”“0 thousand armed “m“;t‘ell from a height oi 400 test while
council Hoods, Tito pultco are at work ’ have been staying since the etrlitc WMithcy woro flying over the Vorsallhiu

biy the University or Washington. utf
Georgetown. its done not go without'
cxpronuionu of regret on every hand.
but he has the host wtuhcs of all tor a
successful culmination or his inton-

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forming the crew of the French bark
l’utrie, were yesterday rescued by the
ilamburgatmcrlcan llnor Kronprlm
acssln Cbclllo, from tho l’nirie. the
vessel which was found burning and
disabled in llllil‘AlltlilllC. Wireboute
dispatches from the (turmoil stealth

ship, now on tho voyage from Mexico .

to Hamburg, says he sighted the ileum
lug buck ilyiug signals of distress. The
German captain launched boats and
took oil the crow. but three oi the sell-
one lltttl boon washed overboard and
drowned before the arrival of the lit:‘
or. .

'l‘hc l’utrlo was a vessel oi two tone“
displacement, and hailed from Focump.
France.

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SMALL‘FSESH WHO 16 c
FOOES SPllillli LAMB lO 0

itcnulno spring ions at on u", case. called, Mid WOW“ with ““3” d’HM‘lPorlt at 3 o'clock this morning. .tlonn.
brunch olllro, and tho innlor portion pimp, 18g, WMWWW moment. 'Coutcrcnccn continued on The aviators pad 5th left the horni . , 1:086 lnmb,1tic.
ol' "the moon for the column» belongs 'iilndquurtor pimp, ‘ltic. WA Music cull tor lb 0 doctor in plane . which the troops could enter drums at Villavoubluy on ,1“, way tol w—llOlilDdllttdp brood. cakes, pig and ltlb chops. lite.
to the contracting department. The ' ' I '

advertisement in unique, and shows
the ticnius which rspoucn in the tele-
phonoiorco in South Norwalk, as wall
as that of Mr. Davis who at once new
that his catalogue coupled with the
telephone directory was but 5 second
entrance to his store. in other words
by placing his catalogue with tho lol-
ephone directory, he invites the use
of the telephone by hisrcustomcrs.

 

 

, etholt price. This lira 0031011anth . -‘ ~i , Pi. Wade. . limiter wbtcii‘hm ill ““0“" i,¢i?‘l‘¢"l‘?‘9fit'w7G““'Tli°¢,APM‘ “Hm” tiger. 60‘, t
*7”! LFNOX hilLLlNSEW.‘ salclnhouor ottlzeir 05th annivomry., ,wllliitllneryv. anniversary only it , WWW , ' , ‘ mun—«~75; . ”" i “male“: I,“ ‘9 ‘4, ”WP: 36' , _ , . .
who nonuni- arteo minnow shop. ’ ._ , ‘ ‘ _ , 3 . unsure.“ Tatum vascular our -iw-rude dmimkamuwosh «M'iliviwhmdo Mt ’ i ‘r ’ . ' ,,,"W'i"25°-‘ , ,‘ .. i‘ I '
., homeroom synchronous. ,. moi/lam MTH‘“‘WlUILh immutable surmounted, mamwbflrmm,wmmsimfii , r9? ,. memmm 1m.

Foreciiurtcr tomb. l2 l-2c.
iNutivo vcnl.

Gold medal hatter. 400.
blue Ribbon eggs, this.

Everything in line groceries and 7‘

fresh vegetables.
.liomomwde sausage, no better, 180.
To]. 5834!. CHARNOK'S MARKET.

 

"Tommrow. for one day only, the
Krlsger Co. will sell all trimmed huts

 

cans of sudden illness for instance,
may offset the charge for telephone
service her years.

ROAHDER'B ARE RECORDED.
Seventy-live nameless American eit-
izcnn (it is hoped they were) was
housed over night at some time dart“
the month of October at the town‘s
public and tree lodxlnt: house hi. ID
Smith street. Harwelk. . '

 

 

 

 

Ludlow without precipitating a battle
with the strikers. Tho artillery pro-

duced to move toward Ludlow some‘

time today. General Chase said it.

,, would have orders to halt three tea
The strikers sworm'

from the tents.
the bills tot-miles about mallow.

wit ,,the saying at two or thrce- dole
tars means motions; to a women she

 

, ought contend our list «to tomorrow.

Warsaw, in an attempt to break the crullers. Saturdays, at 100 So. Main
record-made by the French aviator, St. Prices moderate. Evorythlngmsdo
Muriel F. Brindeionc den Moultnule, from home recipes. Mrs. DeVoe,

who flew the distanco or 033 miles at ,
a speed or” 93.3 miles an hour on NEW YORK POLlTIC’lANB SUED.
June 10 this year. ALBANY, N. in, Oct. 81.~—~F‘ormcr
.lt was also Steamers intention to Secretary of State John It‘. O'Brien
try to:- the price at $25,000 uttered by and Margot: Kellogg, ot Plattohurg,
the German National Aviation Mad must defend a civil action brought by
to the German airmail completing the the microsecond to Mom 023.—
c'mrssi. Maurice his 'coyf'diatumvfies “attainments Whitman: ’tvilh

 

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lloin chops. 20c.
Stew lamb, tic.
’llamburg steak, lilo.
Pot mast, no bone. 180.
itlb roast. iticsztc.
Veal (antistatic. ,
Lain veal chops. 20o.
nth veal chops, lilo.
Show veal, lilo.

Veal to rout. identity.
Beet-liver. 12¢.

 

 

 

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