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Entered at, the conih‘Norwaik Pogoome
. on Second Class Mutter.

OMden Wedding to
Be Observed

Mr. and Mrs. Seth D. Avery, of Ely
Avnnue, to Receive Friends on
Thursday Next.

nun: ;
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Mrs. Josephine Grant and Harold
Simonds, oi Norwalk, and wu-
iliam Kohler. oi Lewishoro,
in Accident

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Thursday. November 13, will bring
joy and happy memories at the home
or Mr. and Mrs. Seth i). Avery, No.
229 Ely avenue, South Norwnlk. The
occasion will he the golden wedding
anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Avery, an
occurronco rare in these. days. Tile
vcnornble couple will make no dem-
onstration over the event. but will
meet their . neighbors and friends
who wish to call at the home on that
day from 2 to 10 p. in.

Mr. and Mrs. Avery have spent the
major portion of their life in th Town

 

SOUTH NORWALK‘, corny Mono Y, mom 1'0. 1913

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Highwa‘yllobbery in

, Edit Neiwalk

Joe Bush Atlncked by Ouar:
tette of, Young Men
Joneph Bush. a‘ carponter, was the
victim of gdarln; holdup in East Nor-
walk on Snturdaihnlglit, when u quor-
totto of young ‘ , whom the police
know. they coy, [Racked him at tho
corner of Final. a dime and Van Zandt
street, botwgon t is William lot and tile
East Norwolk' c story. Bush. who
liven in 'Sycnmoile street, was on his
way home and hull With lilm a package
of moot. ’i‘ho moist, $13 in money, and
his gold watch wore‘takcn from him.
At first Bush attempted rcslstnnce.
but this'only served to get him punch-

 

 

lttSburgh ‘ ‘
HitBy 40-
Mile Gale

Wires Down and Train and
Trolley 'ServiCe Crippled

 

 
 

 

Trains Delayed by
Snow and Sleet

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of Norwalk, and although of re lring

litteriiuuoli
A lilll iiiu inn

Gar Turned Turtle and was‘ Com- 1
plelely Wrecked at Noroton

who no doubt will be pleased to call,‘
oil'cr congratulations and wish them
mnny more years of extended lioppl~
nous.

iloth are hole and hearty and on-
joying‘ life at lliolr rceidcul‘o. Jli‘.
Avery was born in Cross River, New
York, January 2-1, 1840, tho son of

Th 0 1 o 1) t f\' ll llcnry’ C. and Hannah A. Avery. _ .
‘ v e l , xv . ' va ' . . .
lee ' “1g p 1 " ‘0 O my. ‘ tho ncjn oi iiinOQll ho camp to routh

pull one who lives in liowisboiyi, N. Y., ,Norwalk. and my, “wed here over
ore to be considered most fortunate _, ice ;
that they ore nibvc to toil tho Cli‘l'lii’il‘; Mrs. Avery was}. born in . t‘uuuti'l
piniicos .0, their remarkable umEmmh.‘(‘lui'c, lrclnnd, Suplviulior, lSil-l. and
film fwmdm” or into Suturdny niylll.;§ who the (lnughior of John niid Aldrin“
1'33: :92“)?!I‘J‘ZJOSSQIKEH(:{ag‘yl‘éu'81:):-‘Skullm', Shh l'auio to this country
‘ ’ ' v’ " ‘ ‘ iwlion lllll Your yours old, and lived
_.__._ . Eln New York city until oighlccn yonrb‘
[oliLliicn camp lol‘oiiuoctirut. Silo
limo liycd in South Nor-walk over fifty
§ years. *
l 'l‘hoy worc marrivd November 13.
l‘lh‘llii, :u sminiorli by the Rev. 1". .l.
iONell. , '
l Nine children \\’k‘l‘t;‘ born to them.
flour of whom urn living. lhcy nrl‘:
’I‘hrce daughters, Airs. George i9.

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Awniost enjoyable dance was held. liniwon. of Dayton, OMO’ \ll‘fi. Jo

tho Royal .ininos inn Saturday:

is. ‘c 9. ,. ‘u -Z"‘
night, ill. which about sixty young poof0 r; (’0 uni-.0 l ”HMI’ M llothol '
pic were precont. n '

s n. f 3 AV." 0 " ll.

Fulford'n orchestral , 0 ,. irnuk 5' H" r “ ll
furnished the mimil- to ll": dcllglil of ~ innnlic. ll‘lOI‘t‘. arc ano sixtoon .vzrand-
‘ ' ‘ ‘L ‘ ,cliildron and two grout grandchild-

TwoMore Deaths

 

 

(L‘outlnucd on third pogo)

wTONIGHT.
Miss Shiplcy at Trinity Hall.

Enjoyable Dance
At Roval James Inn

fit.

the dancers. The lurch dining room
of the inn wns cleared and used for
tho dnnco.

"l‘hoso who (llllL‘lllll‘ll worn: Messrs.
tleni'g'e Mathewson, (lonrnd Pricc. Wil—
llnin linuii-lu, llnyniond liclts, Rang
(lolph ilvtls. Snrslluld Burns. Froll‘
intui'phy, Harold Nash, Herbert Hold}
'win, Duncnn Frlzzeii, John R. Frizzflh:

 

-—-MISS SHlPLE‘i/_
ill. 'l‘rtniiy llall. tonight.

 

 

disposition have many warm friends. .

PITTSBURGH, 7P0., Nov. 10.-—’-—A

on and kicks andho finally depleted.
snow, sleet and wind storm swept "

allowing the young men to work with»
out opposition. When they had linlsn-
Ied they left limb-Where ho lily, bruis-

 

Wcst Virginia, a large portion of Ohio
and Western and Northern Pennsylc
vanlo. yesterday, crippling all means of

GasKilled
F We Men in
SmallRoom

neon Dead some Time When
Bodies Were Found

 

 

Late Arrival May J
Have Turned on Gas

Had Been Employed for Two Years
as Laborers There '

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STA M FORD. NOV. 10.--Flve

 

 

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ltrnnsportntiumpnd seriously retarding

cd and sore oil,over, with his clothes; Wore found dead in a small bedroom
torn dingraccl’ully. Bush reported tho’, in n Pacific. street tonnmcnt‘oni‘ly yes-
[matter to the police and an liivcotiga-fil tondny morning. having been asphyx-
tion isqbeizig conducted. The poiicc‘lnled by illuminating gas durlnt-i' the
11mph to capture the lads within a very? night. Ono of the live rollrcd cnrly'

 

wire communication. The atom,
which continues unabated this morn~7
ing, in said to have hoen‘n contrary
one, no it t‘nllcd to follow the coast.

 

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, ‘ 3" r in on our.
Isoph W. (lorhnm, ot..Soutli .Nuwalkorfiwet car and telegram 00., pant * ‘*

_ stew diiys.
but Jumped ovci' mountain ranges and: A friend 0,- Bush’s. Mr. Smith, it our-
migiilt'cd n disturbance that ind pro-i

, ‘ lpentcr, had walked down lwith him
ytounly storied over tho lidke bupcwfmm xOx-wnlk, but residing in Win
“‘1” region. ~ lll(‘l(l etréct had turned up that thor-
is hoadodl
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NFL" ““1“" the storm , 1 :onghi‘nro loss than five minutes before
north from limo towmd linko lurle. mm holdup. ‘l'

An extraordinary snow fall in record-i
od from all points nynlinhlc iii (lililn,,
West Virginia nnd Wontorn l’onnsyl‘l
vanin. The tail is from ten to ulxlocn,

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itiiis morning. while the othc‘rs were,
sonic-op and the medical examinr
thinks he accidentally turned on the
fins. Tho deud:

, Stephen Arcade. aged 50; his hroihd
1or, Peter, aged in: his son, Pole-r.
laced Lid, and two cousins. Jot-mph l‘ic,
finnto. aged ‘32, and liurllsiln lu‘dltono.E
jngod 20.

The men were found in two bubs.

. rip a bedroom. tho dimonisionn of
inclics. and stondlly continuing. Thou-i, JWlllCll Wore 10 by H feel Thorc
v. ' ' H . v, . . . . i _ .' ., ,
hdlltlrl oi union of “tits nrc [illlhlltli‘l‘h‘lh‘ :wns very little ventilntlon, The men
broken by falling polm 0! duo“ hnd loll word with li‘v'nnk “(mag
scores of towns were in dnrknrsnj 0 ’ , 0 :who lived in the house. to ho caliul
tliroulzliout the. night; train service. 0

was seriously lmiidlcnppcd. nnd trollny:
lines over a wide urea wore practical-i
ly put out of cominlaslon. l

Despite the nnddenncns and severity:
(g tlio.storiii, which caught railroad.

National
uard

, , Are Considered as
Ziegler's Millions J
WASHINGTON, l). (L. Nov. 10.“.

, _ , ; Crack Organizations
*ObicCt of New Fight ,
' ""‘ illoporis on the nvnilohillty of the

Miss l’loroncc Louirsc lirnndl. stator? Notional (iunrd of Connecticut in
of William Ziegler, ji'.,-Suturduy liledu» ”“3 Neill 0f intervention in Mexico
noticc ol‘ nppcul from tho ducrcc of have licon‘mndo 'ln tho Wnr Deport-
tinrrognlu Fowlri' donylng bur npplicua llll‘lll by (56‘!!- ('lcorgn 31- ("UM ndju-

 

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fnwakon the mon.

.Alliuri {\‘lnlkln, ilnrry Earle, (Flint-toe;

From Train Wreck

tion for rciimlntmnoul on tho ndopicd innt izcncrul of lilo (,‘nnnccticut No—

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V'orlin, Russoll Frost, lily Rnymonvlfi
’iiirnosl Wlivoior, Horton Elloi‘gnn. Stan-‘
icy ilulowln, ltoliorl Waugh. John l‘ar.
ri-ll, “list-ills. lt‘l‘ilill‘lh il’nrnlrom. Alli‘c ,
l-‘Iurlo. Jliiy Smith, llobcrtn lluniiiiilop “llllhlm‘ huturday lwlwoon onlpty ““5‘

, hon-hr traiua in tin» South lioslun
.lnucl Ewing, Alain Lockwood, l\'.lllll,‘l'r1u‘;{ 1' ll \J Y i \, “ ll \ n
. . . . .- .,'l‘is 0 ll‘ ‘. cw ()l‘t. . l' ' n'o
ill“ “alkcl‘, lulonlior “coils. .‘u‘tfllll‘

donlhs yoslordny rusullinu from llli“

4.11,”. (l, nu lll lid: ll “mm“ 0‘“ ll ,nnd l-laril‘ord l‘lllli‘tilld hi'ouplii lho
. 1‘ l l‘ . . - ' ' _ . .

,4 ’ .. , ' , number or victims: to throw.

hwidrvd Vi ll-‘llili_ (.ludyu hunger, lda . , ‘ ,
\oi'llii (ill-ii'lorlu l’mruon Thorium l l olor “Mill” and (“1“”1“ 1‘5”“3

. . liolh ro lilll‘ n on died of tin-tr lu'nrima
I'lii'i‘ull. .Zinily Mush, Ainnilo Sillittt‘l‘.l 1 l ‘ , l
, . . , ill the oily honpltnl. linulol iloard’iu
lmlh llablwnr oxuiys: .l. roliouuo Mar-i . '
, _ to car lllHlH‘f‘liil', Will“ killed instantly.
pawl Luiw, Martha li' adorson. hire. .
All Wt’l‘l-l working buncalli :i sliillmi

.liiuilry liuyinoiid il' ll lira. Willlnm .

.. . ,. train milking ropnirs, when it with.
4”“th H”. PM”, “Ha puti'onl-is- «ilrudl' l ' inolhor ml

(2‘ worn Ml‘, iittll .‘d o. .nlarnliali ’l'. " ‘ )3 1 _ 11"

Antll'rnn, Mr. and .\ll'; “i ll‘k Hemlmu' ' 7”" ...- ..._,,.-.-M,..-

mo, .\irx. A ll, llzilulwh, ‘Irz, illdwnrill “COUNTRY STORE DANCE'

Hi‘w"u

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—-“~;APTAil‘*l KID." l
film-vellum ilirou rwr-l “int" l‘oaluro
or tho liux ’l‘lioati'i- tomorrow,

urchin-'1 in.
own y.

linyh‘r‘u
iti‘ioiliwr's llull.

”Mia and Mr. nod liril. .lntlzu‘i Wood. randy

PIERCE GUILTY OF NON~SUPPORT.

Anotltci' non-nuppol'l rnvv wna ll‘ll'll
lei‘lu‘o .lnillzc ll), M. Lockwood lll‘rllll‘
l'l‘nwn (‘ourl, this; inm-nliut. John
,Pll‘i'l‘n .lr., employed in tho ropulr iilllTIi
Vol lluiil‘nrd'o Knrnizo. \l'llu tho dvl‘nud-
out. 'l‘lio troublou ol‘ llw millilo worn
partly brouiihl to llnlii by tho Midi-u *o

Yacht Clubs and
Vessels limited

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I \ \. ‘ . 'nml nfliir tho indigo iuliiiliiintci'oil
’N‘ “' llllllx. ‘ m. ‘;' ”Mm?” .i’mlll' mind udylvu. found l’lorl'c unli-
imiiu. huldlnm, inclining; n numwi it. ‘i‘lu- ”WWW", ,1, (”MM M l‘r

u; yacht r-iubu. worn doulmyoil by lli‘t‘
only today. which round in the Sand
My mull)” oi‘ ('iii‘nnl'ulu. in southward,
'lliluil'lylt ‘i‘lu- loan won o‘ltlmatlid ui
Malibu. Mum bouiu worn (joulroyod.

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court to [my hill with $I ll ll whisk fur
nix llililliliu unilor u bond of thou. Loo
Davin. lllH cmtltunl, lllod notion or an
nppcnl minor .1 bond of tho sumo
umouul.

CHURCHEEZ AWAY FROM HOME.

'i‘lio polio", ilepnrtnmnl. hue recotvod
n communication from Milton Gunman.
chord! of Wayne county. Michigan. to
he on the lookout for (tool-go liliiiFolios,
ii carpenter, who hon been lnlnolfllt
from home ninco October Hill. 1913.,
, Churches is described on tho circular

no follow: Geo. Churches, carpenter.
White. aged 43. height 5 it, 9 in. hair
turning gray. eyes light. complexion
onllow, lump below collar on book at
neck. Wore iii-own chit. derby and
raincoat. Member of Masonic more,
No. 162. of Rcdfleld, Mich.

MA TRIBUTE FROM FRIENDS.
‘liullow llu lliiii wiui lovoly cake
And no rm.» illil'll n prlzo 'lwould tulle.
«Noni: t'ollld bo butter or its hind
Nor more apprm'iuliou find.
lunch one and. all this trlbnto Mind,
instill-hing thanks to our kind friend.

Micro you go elsewhere to buy

Aid: for the honour Bakery,

Knowing thitt nverything that's bought

1-inch time will be given just what you
sought.

lilomemher it In 5 Monroe

You'll find it. and be pleased, i know.

 

daughter of tho inlc \V‘llliuni Zirgiot‘,

an on holi' to tho Zionlcr millions will
bu transferred to tho Appoilalc illus-
ion. and :should this tall, will be c i~
tinned to tho highest court. ‘
Miss llrniull Wilti adopted by Air. nut!
him. Zloglvr at the Hillllt‘. limo linr
lirul’uiu‘ nun llllllplt‘ll. Lalrr rilll‘ l‘u-
llll‘.lt'tlllllltil‘liillil'l‘, lion. W. lii'nlidl.
null lmlli idle and lil' nui'mul lo lilil'li-
ignit- Lil‘tll‘t‘l‘lllllllii. which lillllllll'll the
adoption.
loo ynuuu llll'll to liiiiinrninud tin: our
conic of lll‘l' llt'lltlll, lliiit. lici‘ alloptiiu
inollioi'. Air... Mullldn Zlclllt‘l‘. acquired
a hmml for hot nnu poinoucd Ali‘. le‘y.
lofts mind nunluol hlu ndbpmi iinuiih-

lt‘l’ lillll lllnt llll‘ inoculations worn irw,

i'rgulnr in that her uiotlior, who llllll
(lllilrl'tlll lll‘l' l'ntlivi‘ ulnar: luv. ndoplion
pi'oiiwtllnur, wnn .iol m-ryod with n in.»
tho oi lhu (.‘lillll‘lllliltlilill iiiii’oitullon.

Hiirrognli- li‘owlvr. on Ul'llilil‘l‘ vi. do~
iiimi Mimi llllllllll'fi applirntion. llu
luild ilint bolj'niiao of tho nutui‘o (lll‘llitl
(llVllim’ of lllt‘ iirnndtn tinI oouni-nt of
tho ii'llillll'l' \‘l‘llll .iinl. iiocuunnry to tho
nbrouuiloii of tho docroc ol’ iuloption.

Mltfl'l lirnndl, who
port, in. whom who lonohnn in ii lllll-
dornnrlou Ht’lllltll, in ropi'viwnlml by
l‘aiiuii Kc Fulton of No. ill \lnllulroul.
Shi- in lwnnly-uevou yum-n old. She
ban lndlvnlod that llllH notion lit only
prulimliiury to min which nun will
brim: to ulinro in llile Slli,liliii,lllui on-
tnlc lull by Mr. Ziegler. to which
her brothni' in now uoln holr.

llomiuwlvcii wutcli dontincl Wont
Advil. for clues to that centred-to "bet
ter position!"

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Very often n Sentinel ”For om
Id. you bring it "Windfall" oi pin
money in return tor an unlined mick
or value. Are there pin money on
Ilbliitlel in coma tidin- you at. agar
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ADVERTIGB iN TH! 'INTIHI

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Shh route-min lhul filll' “an?

lime; in liuvoiiv

’tlonnl Guard, who in in Washington.

I IBOS’FOV Nov. m TM, additional Tho light 1,, untiiblhzll 1,” legal pining; lloutlnc multern are tho milijcrt of tho

:conloroncos which (ion. Colo lulu hold
“with department chit-lain, nroordin:
lto tho foriiiiil Slilll‘llll'lllh‘ which they
lglyc out. lint the lll‘llltll prcncnt con‘
1dilionn of the (killinwlicut uuul'ds urn

 

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lTrolicy Strikes
Clark’s Delivery

A southbound lrolloy in liuili‘oiid
Enrouuo Saturdny niizhi tllilllll ll::iil
‘ o'clock ovortooh null run down ihi- dc-
; llvory wagon of tho Now York illnrliol.‘
it‘nrl llnutnl‘aon wuu lll‘lt’lilt: for llniug
fold 1“. Clark. proprietor. nt tho lupin?
but could not not nwny from tho
rnpidly uppi'ooclliiig our.

'l‘iio roor lcl't. WlHWl of tho wound
was hrckcn, iind HOlllll portion“ of tho,
linincnn ilauinuod. 'i'hu homo ran out
lol‘ tho elinlln but. did not no nuy for
Him“. This lull who won driving wnu
noniowhnl injured.

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m-rFlPi'tilllllmllO (‘lll‘lil‘lrl and runs for
hold at shop in ram 9 Elm St... Norwolk.

'l‘etl per cent. of discomfort to is
(crowded room ll! too muchwlor you
can lind one that’s at tout till poi
cont. comfortable n: cowering homo
lav.

 

 

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Don't try to find permanent storage

room for something you may never use

again-«lint use a Sentinel "For hate"
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wallow!“ Wont: are a quick notion
mnemoiva moon: or communt
cotton. Titer word a direct my oi
coming a mom to tho. am who
will be the moot lamented.

 

 

'Two Burglari

.carly.

At scyon o‘clock, Arcndo, who
lslorpn in the Rhino. floor, started to
Ho detected the
odor of gun. which was escaping from
an open cok. A phyalcion wus call-
cd. but there was nothing he could do
on tho mon had been dead some
:‘lllllt‘.

é Tho nimllcnl cxnmlnoi' aflc“ mak-
ing: an oxnmlnnllmi and declaring tho
donlhn accidental, trawl [it“l'llilh‘sltlll
for removal of tho bodies. All the
‘ cxccpl l’olrr Arcadc. tho son.

«men,
worn n'mi‘rlod, with fnmlllcis living in
Italy. They lind livod hero a couple
ed by mound of n brokon wlndtlw lic-

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Men Fought Over
Girl; Fined $20.17

 

Antonio lionnos. hawrcnoo Swnrlz
‘-~(’()llllllllllllli~f; Supnlaphlno “Pl-liltilli‘flll
~v-cnusuz Asur Nonnna , Ill‘lllil'lllt'll‘

,wlio furnlslind scour; \\'nlluco ll, Kano

iiilsmolllci-i‘ making the iii-root; .liuliio
livtrgll~~jlitl20 l"_\lllj.: W. A;
llril‘iln. .ir.. prosvz‘uiiim nil-iriuyz‘
$:.‘ii.i7-~~nmounl of lino i‘oi‘ (.‘llt‘ll cont
batnul; Sullirdny night wllnio; \l'nlrr

(”ilill’Z

ulrovl ronlaurnulwplnoo,

(Sonora and Swnrlz l‘lll'll wiinlod tho
l‘crrlourcli i'jl'l l‘h'lilvutly liar fnolliiiru
in the miller wrro lmpnrtlal, A iluhi
mnuwd nml lbv parllolpunln worn on
the floor. ‘l‘lio pollro wcir nolillni
pull the nrronln lllllllt‘. .ludco Kvouh
durhlmi llio mon worn lupiully guilty
and impound llic lino which nmoliiilml
in $30.17 with tho roulu.

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Over Slinday Here

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'l‘wo biu'ulnrips nro bothorliiu tho. lo.
cpl policm (lilo of tho l‘ll‘i‘illll-l innilc
i‘oulilll-d hi it loan of about nlxty could}
Nothing Willi inlnocd at tho nthurplui-o,

Stillmnn'a moi-o ill. the corner of:
Wool. and lu‘runiiliu ntrcclu wan l‘lllllll":

’i‘lio oilior coloring wua accmnpilnlnl
twomi Saturday nl cloning limo nnd,
i’cnlcrdny morning. Sonic pciiclia.‘
pom: cud nruscru iii-o intancd. the mini
balm: outlmnted lit ilfly or sixty could.
The work won prolinbly that of boys.

Th e other entering was accompiluh-
ed at the «lore of Abraham, at tho
col-nor or Ferris and Connoclicut nvo.
mien. Nothing was taken no u hasty
inventory shows.

 

wheat that can rt produced. Pure
pork consults. Churnok'ii Market.
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Good «maximum to be limit-«tor
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Pretty Autumn
Wedding Saturday

Florence Slalham Bccomee Mrs
George Heiblcr in Presence
of Family and Friends,

él‘Grace Church .

I'M.
Florencia Sophia. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, A. Stadium, of :i Reservoir
nveiinc, a popular operator in the it.

and G. factory, and George, llclliloi‘. L

son of Mr. and Mrs. George Heiblcr.
ol‘ Wiunlpnuk. were united in; inur-
rlage :by Rev. James ii. Werner,'nt
Grace Church, on Saturday nt‘lornoon
at 4 o'clock. Guests from The No?—

‘ walks and out of town were present.

The church was iprcllily
with red and while ropes.
rehlissrl’loln Stalliam, sister of tho
bride, was bridemaid. and Frank
Scuily officiated as best man. The
bride wore a hand-some crepc meteor
gown trimmed with shadow lncc and
worn with a veil. Shc carried while

decorated

,roscs in n shower bouquet. The bride-

niaid wore a pink cliarmcusc gown
trimmcd with shadow lat-c and cor-

‘rlcd pink and white roses in a bout

(plot. She {USO wore a natty pink sat-
in can
After :1 wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.

lleiblcr will rosldp at 4? Perry two“
beautiful 3

gifts have been received connintingiceived,

“'llllllliltllk. Many
of out glans. silver. furniture and the
other usual presents.

Among those present were the fol-
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Gnmhar, oi

:iiridgeport; Mrs. Joseph Noni and son
Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. s. Nixon. Mr. and

Mrs. William Clark and daughter
"Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V“: Has--
cell. of Il’ntcrson. N. .l.: Mrs.
Whently. of Bridgeport; Mrs. Peter»
run. of Stamford; Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E. ‘i'toizern. Mr.
and Mrs. id. Tobey, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Loudcnond Charles and Davis; Lou-
dcn. Mrs. Mary Hyatt. Thomas Lentil-

 

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PRES. u i ,4

President Wilson Has No intention; ,
of Discussing Mexican ‘8lt- ‘ F;
nation With Congress,
He Says

 

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No Reply From

Mexican Government 3

 

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To Depend on Further Development:
ls Policy, Now .,

 

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wnsmucron, .‘ov. io—eresitient
Wilson discussed the Mexican Sltll.’
tio'n today and cicnrod the atmosplfim
of many reports as to the intentions

of the United States. lie mode it; I
clear that he had no intention at;

present of discussing; it before Con-v
gross, bocnuso lhv situation was not

in shape for him to have noylhingdo,
lsay. and that while‘ ‘l‘ci'tain représens

lotions had been made tolthc Huerta; _.
raw ‘ ‘

government. no reply had been
Ho decided that no limo lin-

ll. hild

f Huerta.

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C‘l‘ll’i‘ld and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mil-I
lied. Mlh‘l‘l Nettie Do l’ierne. Mary:
lillwrl. itiury Cayaiiagh. *l'lclen Scully, -

Tessie Dunning. Ruth Fitzgerald.
Alice .\lc(.‘orni:<li. May Ryan. F‘rnuk

Srully. Airs. Susie Fresh, Mr. lx’cllcy,
Mr. and Mrs. Helhlér, parents of the
groom. Annie and Frank, sister and
brother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs.
Stnlliam. parents of the bride. Viola.
Lillian and Dorothy. sisters of the
bride.

«DON’T FAI‘L
to hour kilns Shipioy.

Registrars to M" .

“iii.
Personal Tax,

't
ltlll'lillllleill
h'l‘o now oni'ollmonl for tho pvi'soir
ill or military tux. l‘tilllllll: lino nuxl
your. will bu mode by lob roplsirnrh
of micro ol‘ lilo now t‘ity oi' .'\'ur\\'nlh.
niiii not by ourolilnu olhvvrn iipluililt-
oil by tho ucloctincn on wn silio imitlr
in! under the old town systcin. it to
expected lluit at tho iill‘l‘iiiii; of tho
council, tomorrow night. Mayor l“. l.
liiirnull will doniunulc‘lho llltlfill‘lll‘n

‘lo do thin work. than complying: with

turn.
The i‘cuiulrnru in tho ll‘ll'iwl iii-llrlvi.
nro .lom-ph .\. (Tui'lor null lll‘l'llill'll \.

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((fonlimiod on Twelfth Page.)

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“FOR SALE.

 

2 movable buildings. one 6 x l0. one

8 x 10. inquire of Wm. Effron,‘ 3 Row-w

 

New Lord Mayor of

London Installed

LONDON, Nov. lli,~Slr
Sltnrh iiovalor was today
Lord Mayor of the City of
with all iho sclomniiy and disulay
that ancient custom demands The‘
usunl formalities haying been carried
out at the Guild Hall. the new Lord
Mayor. arcompnnicd by his predeces-
sor. tho shoril‘l‘u. al'lcrnion :‘inil noun-
ciiiors of tho (lily of London wont to‘
llll‘li‘ old limo customs: to the laW'
courts. whore tho oath was ndmlnis~
lor'od by tho now Lord ("blot Justice,
Hir Rufus isniics.

'l‘ho liord Mayor‘s Show, with which

'1‘. Vary
installed
London.

lll‘l yilurlmaco in tho routines of the

“ono sounrc mill)" was iicl-onipuulcd.

,wou n l't‘iti'Otllll'ih‘ill of llit‘ show just

throw bomb-oi your“; am. ('nllod the.
"Triumph of 'l‘imc.'it in dcucrlhcd on

 

been snt for a reply from . ’

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m.

tho llllo patio of n ooiiionlpornry nc- > 0

count of it in: "a silmnnily iinpnrnlli’d
for «out. nrl (lllll maunlilccuco." The
whole “’l‘rlunrph of Time" wuu
puniod today. 'i‘hl- flozilo i'vpi'onuuted
"tho Triumph of liu-lfuili-il llrliaiiuln."

r8“ .

‘9'.

lilllfl, Sir John lennorion'u proposition: ,‘ ‘V

of llllB, "A .‘llliuulirl (liwn nl nodding
lit i‘wlobi‘nlo illu .‘llni'i'inhn nl' lili‘t'llllnl,
l’nlnlinr with l..'lll\’ lilizabwth.“ Nils.
"lilmniiu i’oiros.“ Hill, null "Clirlonnm

,lrn." ldlli.
tho pnw plum-(l by tho :‘itaiv l.“l-‘.lillitr’

Elm-ll Mayor, who lind nutrition; in

il‘ooliliy: Socoiill lilulrlcl. Ellwoi'li ll,
lioulunn null .loi‘oiiilnli lump; 'l'iiil l
lilntrlcl. Albert 'l‘. Eidrllluo and J.

lrvliig liuzinlim.

'l‘ho poruonul tux lint now boiiiiz; col-
cuiitiiliicd nonrly anon nnnioc,
but many pcophi worn lim‘llllll. by roll»
non of unwind in ill‘t! dcpiirlinieiil.
allilo inililin. nrniy. iuivy or phynlrul
illiuiblllty. and tliouc perilous nro lillllll
ly’ letting tho collector know or thin
cxomptlon. The tax on tho lint or
Itilti muiit bo paid lioforo lihicoinlicr
lot. or the human oi (li‘llinquenln will
be turnoli ovor to the proper nu-
lhoritlco to lotto action according to
low.

 

Follow the parade by the Premier
Bond. of .Brldgcport. to Arlon Hall, to
night.

 

Gav. imowwfionthwhads. will tell.

property. not employment or rent V19
can properly quickly and cheaply.

jlililli bullion.

 

lii iliiilliluii to tho ngl'llli‘t‘lilli (‘cnw
lury pimvaul, ilw chow llll'llllli‘ll (for
liu'hiuvnl: ol‘ Hillllll‘i‘ti llllll hollow; in
unilornm of tho porlml of Walnrloo
and 'l‘uirulcnr in rumpllmcnl to Him

'l‘lio clvlr- nulliorlly of tho. llord Mil,»
for lhn (”by nr‘ltonllou. «tripods over
n i‘ocldonl population or loco limit
20,000, lilo uritllli‘r pin-i, at the term
lory propcr bring oovorml with Wilma
honours nml lumlncnu otllcou. ‘

London hon 2h olhor horouizhu. illicit
with lln own rnyor. 'l‘lio cloctloiui in
liioiio boroughs. mi in oil tho mimic!»
pullticn in England. ore, hold “filial!" }
on Novomliur it each your. but warn
poolsponcll n dily thin your in con
quench of. tho ninth failing on Blind”;

~~Knucklea and eancrkrout Chum
hall's Market. . ‘ &

 

 

‘ (load tenants are to he lindw'
the advent-ling. "

 

A good adv. pm but in tho

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