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young. and have
finally realized your
mistake, don’ t give up
business. but “hook”
the idea.
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E. S. YHRWAS
' Montana Judiciary Committeeman
to Set First Hand Facts of
ludgeship Candidate
MW},
Wlii MAKE WRWRIES
0N lHE NAME RRRUIA
Friends of Thomas Say They are
Satisfied to Have Thorough
Sitting oi the Facts
E “v. _
tl'ASlilNG’i‘ON, l). (7., Nov. 3.
’s‘enulor Walsh of Montana. clinir-
1111111 of the sub-committee of the Sen-
uto committee on judiciary in churns
oi‘ the nomination ot‘ Edwin S, Then»
21.1. to be United States district judge
for Connecticut is going to Connecti-
cut to find out lei himself tho qunli-
tic 1tions or Mr. Thomas,
This proposed trip
of Senator
Welsh lllltl the statement of Senator A
Hollis of New Hampshire that he
‘NAIA-i not going to oppose the conlirm
(Continued on Second Page.)
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“SPRRNY-SNNY” NANSES
Al SiWRi’S ANNAW
This Year's Hallowe’en Dence of
Court Narruk Circle More
Enjoyable Than Ever
Owing to the several unique fonts
tires which characterized the mutual
dnnco of Pride of Court ‘Nnrruk Circle.
'No. xiii, (lonipnziimis of the Forest, and
the attendance of over two‘ hundred
young people. this yeur's ut‘i‘uir in the
Town Assembly l-inll proved more on-
joyublo thun nny yet. held. For the
most part the (lune-31's upponrod in non-
tuuie, and clever indeed were some (11'
“will.
The Famous “upoult” dance, inununn
utod several yours ago at one of the
court's illTltll'H, ens 111111121 in Vogue and
thnt it was uppi'eointcd was ntiouted‘
by the fuel. that the dancers nppluiid-
11d and uppiundvd. lulu .A-0 hurts the
deuce end.
The committee 1-1: hours were lllill'
cd in continues, liuIi In witches’ robust
unit lllt‘ re ninliidiu' dlx: 11 rod on ghosts.
'lho coiniuittcc wns r-«un need of hire.
lionry tlerhnrdt, Misti Funny (loony.
Mrs. ilolin iluuniniz. Mrs. Jenny .lolin‘
Hon. Mit‘n ‘Aiii'o Lockwood and Miss
,I i' ~~ Mriiorinli'k.
The hull wun ill‘l'ili'ilit‘ll with It]I|)t‘O~
prime garlands unit full follnue, prI-H-
(mind It most. churniinu sci-no 1111 the
purity liitppy Ilunct'i'p circled the hull.
, ”W- M .. We”...
ATTACK MADE 0"
EAST NCRWALKWOMAN
(‘ouiplnlul wun inado to the police oi
nu utlnuiptvd nunuull which occurred
on Sutnrduy ninht. Mrs. ldn lioii won
the victim. Bhuwuu on her wuy lrnm
Springfield, Million, to the home of her
thither. I‘tichurd Seymour, on V1111 Zuut
street, East Norwulk. title not off the
truth nl. Huntitport,liocnuso of luck or
money to puy her lure to South New
wnlk, and started to wnlk the rest oi
the way home. it was just after she
bod inl't Westport that tho mun made
his attach upon her. Luckily on unto-
mobilc happened along Just then and
stopped to investigate the screaming
or Mrs. Ileii. The assailant .wu-a upper
rently frightened and disappeared.
Mrs. Bell was taken to Narwelk in the
machine. tithe then made complaint to
Inuohine. i159 then made complaint to
the notice. She could not describe the
mauvery well.” the attack occurred
in it very dark spot along the reed.
lESliMinAi ill ~
REY. RR. BRENNAN
Popular Curate of St. Joseph‘s
Church Surprised by Large
Number oi Parishioners.
Illov. Dr, Thomas .T. Drennnn, who
hurt for the past four years been the
assistant to the pastor of St. Joseph's
R. 0, Church, but who is now about
to lenve for Rome to take 11 two-year
course in theology, preached at all the
masses yesterday, at which time he
took occasion to say good bye to the
congregation Ipresen't
After the vesper service last even-
ing the members of the parish present.
adjourned to the Sunday school hull
of the church.
Father .(iarroll, the pastor, culled the
assemblage to order 11nd stated that
the gathering had been urrnuged for
the purpose of permitting the mom-
.bors of the parish to hid furewell to
Dr. Drcnnan. .I-ic then culled on Ed-
wnrd .T. l'lnycs for a few informnl res
mnrlis. Mr. Hayes paid a high tribute
to Dr. Brennan and assured him of
the well wishes of the members of
the congregation, Willinm P, Word
follon'ol with :1 short tuik, reviewing
the work of Dr. iironnun while invthi1
parish, pointing out how he 1.nd on
Edenrod himself to the parishioners of
St. lose] in It and rspotlully culling ut-
toniion to the love of the children fnr
'Ahiin. it’ir.\\".'11'd extended in Ibohulf of;
grille congregation best wishes for n
1' safe journey, n successful termination
oi‘ his romeo of study, ll. fervent prov
or for his return home to administer
to the people of this country.
F‘nthur 'Corroli next introduced ex-
Mnyor Tammany. The latter deliven
ed the address 0t" the. evening.
Annong other things he said:
. “That. usually often receiving 11,de-
lomn, at the completion of 11. course
of study, 11 month satisfied, but not'
so with Dr. Drennnn. After 11 tile;
contented with having reached
top of the bill. he secs :1 mountain in
of the bishop to no to Rome to labor
fot the yours lllOl‘O to spin it "111 tier,
knowledge or lloly Scripture ihnt itcA
might return to Amer’rn to give USA
the benefit of his study and sucrillce.
Mr. ’i‘unimuny presented llr. ilron-
nnn with u substitutiui purse us it to-
tion of (‘Sit'l‘d‘il of the people of St.
Joseph‘s pni'inh, Iiud closed by u'ishinirA
him "(loll spend."
The fund presented was: collected in
the punt low days by the indies of the.
parish unor tiii1 ioudershi'p ol' .‘t‘li's.A
Louis liobicbuini. To any tlinl l)1'.
lii'eiinnn was surprised would lie in
state it lightly. but. Ii'l‘lor ‘11 low min
uios' he grucofully responded. ’l‘hnnk‘;
Int: Alli‘ donors he told how it is ul-
Ivnys suld lhnt 11 priest never forgets
the people of his iirul intiiiiilrntiolis 5
iii! ensured them (but be u'ould niu'uys
rmncniiwr St, .lonoph's 11nd thclr
kindness to him. slit,1 referred in lllt.‘
Innny deeds ll‘llllll‘l' i‘uri'oii, the pun1
tor, had done for him. Iliid united lhul
Ibi- nimnlicrn of tho nonurnizntlon rm
int-tulwr him in their pruycrs lhnt he
might persevere in the work und thul
he minbl Iilwuyn :lu' flittiil’ui to the suc-
rod vow of his oi'diiiuilon. ,
AAAIIUIIAI' l'nrroii. ton. iiud his inousurr
of proton in the worth of his curutM
l
l’illii until II who with slnroiv rowel;
lhut ho lllll‘ll‘ll with him he llll‘ liomt'Al
life but! been no onjoyubie.
All lirflliiiiil rump lorwurd 11nd curb
one bud n i‘nruweii word und hund-
simkt- 11nd received It porting word
from the beloved curate.
Dr. Droliuun expects to leave this
city Wednesday, iio him not definitely
decided on the ditto of his culling for
Nipples.
mBiLLlAHD PARLORB OPENING.
Willlnm llirbboli. populur violinist
and .bllilnrd parlor proprietor. hos
equipped his local pnrior with. tour
new Implicit rbiiltsrd tables, which “are
the host in the stole at. the prompt
time. Mr. tlubhell has also added 11.
'phono and other necessities to his
piece othiislneee, with which he hopes
to accommodate his patrons. Mr.
iiuhbell will open his newly edulpped
‘ parlor tonight.
1‘ .
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READY RR WAR
ANY NWE NRW
Six Years' at Preparation Com-
pleted hy the Army Otdnance
Department it was Said
Today
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Regular Army Would Work with
State Militia and Volunteers
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WARN : W
A Will ER
Much Work Solitaire to be Done
to Gain a knowledge oi
Working oi Plan
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one itiillilt
Al in With
Certificates Claiming Exemption
Also Considered
Not only the local bunkers are puz-
uicd mor the various phases of the
no“ income tux but bankers all over
'ihe locul bunk ottlclsls are delving!
SR RANK RS
WEATHER FORECAST
' Local rains lat‘tonlght or fruit-day.
RNNSYANlE lAilRlRAN
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Had Been Ailing the Past Week.
and Demise |Provetl :1 Shock
in ilowayton People
News ot the death of Edward J.
Ladrigun. received in lNorwalk, last
night, caused a. feeling at profound re
gret. :He was one of the best known
residents of the town. and one of the
lenders in the litownyton section,
where he had resided nearly his entire
life. 'Lees'than II year ago 'Mr. Lucius
gen had an attack of pneumonia and
was in the Norwalk Hospital for sever-
al weeks. He never appeared to en-
tirely recover his tormerstrength, and
since that time had frequently felt ill.
He had 1111 attack a week ago, and yes«
ierdayoiternoon went down in the eel-
NEAR R w
W ‘HARYENRN
oi the Owners Says that
YNREE PERPEE NEAR [WE
1111' of his residence in Cross street, Ro-
wuyton, tor the purpose at opening a
few oysters. As he failed to return asA
iduun to make an investigation, and
found him lying on tile floor She suin-
moned aid, and investigation showed
Medical Examiner
S ii Huntington was summoned and
first time in the history oi the countiy ”1111411 work to be. done in gaining a pronounced AA AA case ”A heart mAAAAAAe
Uncle Sam is in icndincss at Ii inn
nicnl‘s notice to arm and equip five
hundred thonsuud men to send into
the field in the event of war. ’l‘heseI
plane huvo. been worked out. duringA
Lht.1 past six yours by [Joni ~‘.,(oi ..l '1‘.
Thompson of tho Ordinance Depnit
inent. under the dir'eition of Hill-ill
Audion General William (‘roziei' Chief of
the Bureau.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
Ell-CHIEF unmet
or DDCKVILLE one
itOll KVILL 1),
lug to fires. The ulnrm tonight wus
111111.: In about. II: in ot'lock. when tire
was found burning through 11 purtitlon
in nu llllll‘l'OOill ot‘ Hibernian Hell on
Atho top floor of ilio iiibcrinu l)l0(‘li
fi’l‘he bluno was extinguished by the
department. before it could do much
(bimont- although if it bud not been
discovered curly the fire might limo
ondnnnored u coiisldci'ublo portion oi
.thc business St‘t“llilll.
After the fire was over
started for his home ut No.11 \ii
lugo street and When “1' reached illi'
,"'1mlii11 ol llIIlI Sil’l‘i'l in» “"151 overcomi-
Mr. lit» Iron
Nov. 2. ——John W. tier. .
devoted, "D to the ”We,” to the (m fr,on for inor chief of the ltockv‘illejSAAefi‘A AHA‘AKO work lust night. When u ' forming his duties in n iuithful nnu
votion and service ol’ G.od he is not. ‘flre depnrttncnt. died suddenly about. flC‘AIAAOAdAflS loaded “'Alll grmel
the midnight while “dump,“ 11”,,“ ,l email send collapsed and tell into the wutérs
if'iie .
the distance and be Is determined to AAIO IAAIIAITAIIH’m llbOllA AA‘ 1‘ yours ilgt).A“AAAA°A'AA' ‘YA‘A'AAAAAE'
climb It " and that hr Drennnn hurt but his inteieet in tlrci‘irulning (nus-2AA)m “10 “"81
liken upon himself uilh the consent NA ,him A0 (‘OHAAAAAAG AAAS AAAAAAAA 0A 0' cracks could be hemd “5 AAA“ AAAAASA’AAAAAAAAA‘A’AA-
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SRWSE SSAElRiil
l EAiiS Will RARNAR
Faulty construction Wsm to he
Resposihle tor Aocldeniiidnch
A
Mr. lmdrignn was born in Ely even
no, South Norwalk. sixtyfive yours
~ago. and hurt made his home in The
.‘I'oi'wulks tor many years._ in his
younger days he was oeunectod with
Elbe management. of Roton Point, and
Aw uilxture there every season, mun-
i111; hundreds of friends. He bud con-
duilod ll. livery and contracting busi-
loose in Rows) ten for a long period,
Ahuviug each your bed the contract for
lthe town road work in that section,
and doing considerable work of the
nature of grading. making roads. etc,
Eniails 91.088 ill Between SSW for private individuals
' and $700”
I
The disaster on the Wnshizigton
crash. crackles and
structure swung slowly towurd
river side With it dcufening 1"‘0111,
about" o'clock the platform
over. AA nontructiiu; foreman tiilllt‘tl
this morning that the toes in estimated
at between six 11nd seven hundred
dollurs
"lho scumildtug was elected to carry
the supplies of sand gravel and co-
ment for the electric convicts minor
lit the westerly end or the
framework supporting, the mixer.
had been constrntted utter tho iiiixw'
liud limit put. in plnce liO\\'t‘\(‘l‘, nnd
“’9 AA eph 5 Church.
lil‘ltlgur
work. and was closely joined to the;
it.
111 politics 118‘ math 3 Republit 1111 and
:cousidorcd one of the leadeis oi' the
Apurty in his territory. He had been 9.
town constable for many years per-
‘AAAAA fearless manner. A
Mr lsuiriiznn was not iiiuriiI-d until
Mr. ilcfl‘ron retired from the; OA‘AAW harbor, “35 "0A “CCOMDAAHAIOAAAmtber lute in life. and is sur'vived 111'
AA” “‘0 AA°AAA‘A be his \iidou 11nd six small childien- ~l3d-
unrd. Auburn! Louis, Mabel ltutli uni
The funeral will be held on \‘t' ednos-
day morning at 9 o clock from St Joe-
Interment \\ ill follow in
St Mury' s cemetery.
wTry our rnisin brood. it's delirious.
llunnorlllnkery, .‘1 Monroe street.
siiokAinnInlen
HELD III cIIIcIeo
W
( lill‘ Mill \‘m' 3. anid to he went
1in 11.1. n swlndlor in 131ml I'i,Id t‘unudn.
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'wlih wvukuoss nnd iuo citizmin holpmt wun not connected by nny tuslouiz lint NINA AI ““1“" \AAAA‘A‘AA‘A“ CAAAAAA“ AA
him home. lIo died an li(‘ l‘I'lll‘llt'll his
door. ‘iii'.l1ifron was. nboui ii yours
old end his tli‘lilll nus chimed 11,1 hour:
fitiliti'o.
known us 1111 cffitlcnl firnniuu, until
he retired ulioul i‘lvc yours upo. lll‘
Wits 11 member of liurlford Lotion of
lithe, of the Fire (‘hlt-i‘s' Ausor'luilon
of Ainm'lt'n, 11nd of Ii number of other
orgnntmttlonu.
to lllllt \yot‘lt, tllelei’ui 12 lonl'ltii, iIII' lili-
ier unhurmod when the {1:11 (1.111111.
'l‘hut the accident Altillllt ul'd us it did
He bud been foi 11111111 tours. on Sunday. when 1101111111 llltlipt'lll'll to in the bonds of the t‘hicutw
is
men
be working upon its hroud suiiufttl,
indeed fortunate. Some dozen
with \vlioolburrmvs 11nd shovels
kept busy supplying the
mouth of tho cloctric mixer. n:Id
.ilu lt'nvon u wife. two the platform had gone over with these lid Willi brought
lire. .
yuu'ning tobor ill, 11nd won bold in entropy 1111-
it til turned ov‘er to tho Chlvuuo police.
lesion" (hurls-u iiunnio member of
Atlli.‘ Iiilnniul "(‘lulrvoynnt Trust." which
n'us broken up here hie-Ii spring, in
polil'e
unit will turn trlnl on novci'ul indict.
llli‘liili vhurutuu frond.
liounhi won urroeioii in Boston (ic-
linrk hero Friduy
clilldi'I-u. lininliton 11nd ltuth, both of itnliun workmen upon lt,soi1ioofliivin night.
lim'kvillo,
lophoi' end
end five brothers, (fibrin
ihurhs Milli“. oi N111 unlit, exports
i1‘lrc itupuiluwnl will 11111111 l‘lmvurs.
ELECTION RETURNS
The Sentinel will receive election
returns from New York 11111] other
pieces throughout the country tomor-
row night. the returns coming in over
the Associated Press wire, and being
its lull nod cdmplcte us it is possible
to have them.
bullottued promptly so received.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
'l‘ho (‘hristinn Science Society will
hove 11 tree lecture In the City Hull.
North Main street. tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. Virgil 0. Strickler. (3. 0..
ol New York. member of the baud at
loctureohip of the First; (literati til?
Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Moon.
«will be the speaker.
Good lemma ore to he tied—doe
the advertising.
l'lilWlU‘il or (lln'nlor, TAIL,‘
must. have endured Injury.
pluttorin yesterday ut the lime of tin
coliupso.
Inulnoii bi-ueuth the woodwork on tin
shell pile.
main.
'l‘horn won 11 ductility oi gruvri 11nd churned nuulnnl tho A“prufrunur“
und George, \Vlllinm 11nd l1“ 'nuk. who about. twontydtvu yards of illtliti on the for which indictments tun-I1, been
Elivn in iioi'kvlilo.
A portion of tho muteriutn.
of his i'uitlii'ului-nn to his duties. hcl ionilend the luncrul unit the Nm'wiiik went. into the hurbor, while home In muons whom were two I'illllliii'l'h 0'
A loroinuu on the bridge work sine-
ed this morning ilult foully construe-
tntructnrnl work won the trouble in the
The returns will he .
This is the fourth nocidcnt ol ‘ony
size since the beginning of the bridge.
The suite driver was burned; u spits
driver toppled over; II derrick collope»
ed; and now the collapse ol the sup.
ply platform. Accidents. ore nlwuyo
anticipated on work or this site.
wont. HIM! RETURN AND EAT.
The floutlt lemon one will re-
oelve the me of the election returns
tomorrow night. A club lunch will be
served. Members end their trienn-
tvlll spend“ unionist; evening. The
trtIiIHuclliinu
and
Among the crlniluul
1 turned nro:
Swindlinu dim ('ltlrnno propit-
I the lntcruutloilnl iiurvnutor (i.ompnny
Arrnnuluu with soother "professor"
who liiid “stunned up" phone 111111 11
lion wns , ronponulbic for the $1,500 diniuonti ring in Iniiilnviilc,
nectdent. its cluimed than 111- dwindling Inuny portions in New '
suniclcnt bracing from tuition in York by curd guinea, wire topping nun ‘
clutrvoynucy, “A
Assnultluh 11 girl in 'Bull'nlo.
Forteltlng bond in Montreal.
Arrnnulug two (site horse cones in
lcnslnnd, one for cannon and one for.
85.000.
Operating on oilseed 110.000 cinlr»
voynnt swindle in Peoria, ill.
Swindllttmtrunohtisntie and trans.
conttiim- “emu, ,
Dennis in menu In 1(3th as "I’m-
mm believers.” Ito to also known
under hell s dorm: (tum
“All”! “I00! MlLLlNIiW.
torts whamwtlt furnish music. . '
tr:
anneal kilometers WW
Esoon as expected Mrs. Ludrigan we ItA
r... .
for holdinir up two ciuirvoyuiit friends. '
Sleeping Victims Had No Time to
Felt and Brick and M
Xl’ RSWN
AR Y lililAY
MAY NUMBER‘SIX Punt
Blew-up oi Rah Warehouse Buried a Family in the Ruins, and Dill _
Dynamite was Purposely
Placed There, Presumfihly by an Enemy
PASSWS AWAY ENRinE
iii HilSRllAi WHE ERE RARE RS WSWMS WERE iANEN
Escape Alter First Shock was
nrtar Covered Them
liAR'i‘FORD. Nov. 3.—-T11e whole
side of s. flve~story brick warehouse
in North Front street collapsed early
this morning, and crushed through a
two'story wooden building adjoining.
as 11 result of which twoApersons are
dead, another iii missing, three are
perhaps fatally injured and another
severely hurt. The building wits
known ais‘the Lovelsnd Warehouse,
and was used for the storage of rage.
There is considerable difference otA
opinion as to whether of not an oxide.
sion caused the wall to topple over. ..
Some maintain they heard the sound
of an explosion; others living nearby
deny this. Firemen incline to the he-
lied that faulty construction of the
building which was new, caused the.
accident. 011 the other hand. Michael
Greenberg. one of the partners of the
warehouse, declared to newspaper-men
that the building had been dynoinlted.
but. he declined to commit himself fur-
liter.
The dead end missing: A
.loliii Hughes. '59, a stone cotton:
body found in ruins three hours utterA
accident.
Evn Dooiy. aged 5; died while being
taken to the hospital. '
Henry Dooly, father of dead girl;'
The injured.
Mrs. Henry Dooly, mother of dead
giil; condition critical.
Mrs. John Hughes, wife of dealt
mun; condition cr.itical
Margaret Hughes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John Hughes; condition criti-
cal
verely hurt, but may recover
All the dead and injured were sleep.
tug when the crush came, and then-
lind no time to escape. Theybuildins,
and mortar buried the unfortunatg
sleepers. There was a slight. fire in.
the collapse, and the fire department
was called. The firemen directed their.
efforts to extrication the injured frotti
the ruins and searching fox the dead.
A house occupied by a. Syrian fam-
ily narrowly escaped 11 similar fate
and the brick and mortar piled up tha
door ways, mulling it necessary for the
occupants to escnpe by the way of win-
dows. Iiidod by firemen.
Police ltiLL IIAII
ascorbic I_T STEEIlS
NEW YORK. Nov. 33—411 s fusiilnde
of shots fired by the police to check
the mud rush of sixteen steers which
escaped from u ruilrond stock pen on
the west side curly today, one 1111111
wns killed and one wounded. The
drnd mun, George llonttie. toppled
from the soul of 11:1 express wagon
when u strny bullet. pierced his brain.
Another lIlllll‘t bored through the foot
IlltililES uni
15,111,011 Ins
Petroleum District ol Moreni,
Hungary, Has a Great
Disaster
illlt‘iEAliidl-ZS'F. Nov. itmn ions outl—
muted III $!I,IIIIII,I)III) hue been caused.
at Walter ancnlmim. u wnitcr.
by tires which are sprt'ndini: from oil
That no more persons were i111nrod,;wull to another in the petroleum dis»
either by bullets or by tho steers \vue
due to the tort thut there were few,
One ulcer erutiltvgcxpiouion of II iurno n'nll,
ml into uii nuloiuutiiln, putting it out‘
petiouirluus ubroud.
of commission. nniillit-r bowled over It
polli'utnun. bruising him budly. 0:111
tied into Mudtuon nvcbuo and woe shot
(loud by the police in front of the homo
oi t‘nrdinnl li‘urIey.
AtI'lci of Merrill.
'l‘ln» ltruo slurp-d yt-nicrduy with tho
uud shroud
throunh ihiv wholi- vnllcy 11nd along
lilo lillluldI-x whit' it Wow toduy 11 ions;
of “tunnel ()vvr twenty live wells are
ultiilil, nil huiulni. furiously. trickling
lllt‘ lli'i-u bun become very difficult,“
most or the with pro in eruption.
DC WWWWWNGWOGWQ Hi‘ -I I
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Election
W.
rut urns front
The. Sentinel will roi'rlvc nicotlon
New
Returns
York and other
uncertain whether he was in building. , '
Irene Dooly. sister of dead girl; se- -
\vns smashed down. and tone of brick ‘
the werehouse immediately following .
Mermaid“ milliliter: shop. .
places throuiglumt the country tomor-
row night. the returns coming over
the Associated Press wire, and heiiiit
. , so full null complete on it is possible
to have them. The return will its
bulletlned promptly as received.
n
Norwalk Chronicler