posrnotronizo torn . ”
a
4
12¢!
é .
.
¢
.. .,-
1-,I.Il
,. , , , h .
.thl lam-am I.I I I.II:I:I until-t
.
p.
*5
Entered at the ileum Norwitik Post-03160 ‘
on Second Ginsu Mutter.
MMHER 6003 ,
BARN“ 3 ‘
I ‘ ”US$9.36 33
Plinth ”* .
Over line Thousand People at the
First Production at the
Armory
K" t
in in
noun
. itilllllti ill noun
Decorations and Booths Res-
- ambled Fairyland
m
m
M
Perioet weather conditions illlll n
\\“’i' h ' muse. brou’iht over '1 illi'liiil'lllll l , . .
”t “ ' b ‘ ‘ [Dt‘l‘lllliiiiltlli to relocate its trot-kn
people to the Armory loot nitriti tor
the opening of the Mother Goose. (for-1
rival, given for the beneiit oi' the
Home For The Aged. A. huge .«sturt'een‘
:tnd at huge nifatir nrcut'nlely tleSvriboa
in brief what the committee in t-hnr::e
litIVB worlxed so otterneticnlly i‘or dill“
inn; tho past three months. A nitridd
ot' benntii‘ul decorationo and pivt‘nr-;
t'nqno continues: worn by Silitlt’ twot
hundred women und children have to
tho people the idea thitt they bud en‘
terod the much l'obled ’rybtntl.
”i‘lte. pron—grunt oi‘ the t'tnt'l’lilllllllt‘lliV
committee. was one oi‘ tho runny do
tizhti'nl' features. There won nothinn‘
but the higheet prnine oxpreosod ttlmtlt
the donning oi‘ Miss lrmn t‘hnse, oi
:iiridgeport, who gave two exhibitions
of that art. one the Butterfly dancm
and the nthot tite‘linnce ot’. the myodo ‘
Zli‘oilowing her first dnncé Joseph Cor-_
null. gnrbed in a. clowu‘s suit. gave tt'i
burlesque [inure to the delinht oi‘ tho
hundredn thnt helped lllllltt‘ the fun"
one immense siti'eess. .\'0 little praise
won giten to the efforts of Mien Elva-z
nor Johnson. the (irutnntie soprano,
who rendered most delighli‘ulli two.
songs. ”chctltenrte," nnd ".\lt)lllt“l“
Goose." tier voice was eveeptionuilv
clear out] sweet, and it was remark-
nhle how well she. filled the hull with
it. Miss Grace Stounneii \i'llr: the neg
compuniSt to Miss .li'llllb‘tlll. llilll sin»,
tilled thul itnpm‘iunt ptnition ext olientil1
i_v. '
'i‘iu utnny booths were popnizlr with
the crowd Hllil potrountze itr
above the dreams ol‘ the retolttitit‘w
wztn ttctrot'ticd them. iivet'rllilnu one
imiitl inmpiue‘ non for Male, iron) :t‘
« n‘llilllllll to u chicken. Muny number.
with nil the titluts were tnlten own)"
twin the booth ln‘loilt'tl "’l‘ltiu ii.- tin"
llvunc lllul .lnri ituiil,‘ n hlch :tpteun
' opninr. An:
li‘ .tny With rhv
"cutie guilt l“
l' i unub pantie ("w tot be hired the
“unrio-rs" l-lr theli .._ iiidwin
l"l‘llilh . 'ln t lilcllnrtl
Above (liii tllll o' ("lii‘t'i‘riiu
lion, iunvhini. tool rillt'iillliit oi (ltri I.“ w
1,... alone the limit \iiiil‘ ni‘ thin-tn
threw men ntrltlliu‘t loilh nil iii» onlir
it“: in in con t-ruinn lloiit- sitl 'rb...v.».
A‘ n l"‘1vllll ill ll'tt‘ll‘ «‘Ii- rim, llil'l'l‘ ‘An‘i
i‘unilnlltllly u crowd eulm‘ltlv or with
lid: out oi" the uhowu lntllcuiinu that
:t ittrnn ninnnut oi‘ money left
tint-re. ,
i’h.» ilnnt‘tchti result in l’nll l‘or lu‘ll
night cnilnnl lw llfltl i’tn' repotii. trom
the boolho will not hp llliitlt’ until uli
li‘l‘ luuirht‘st chow in ul‘nt‘. but the but
:l'iil
(‘ll to in} one of the nu.
.iiilwl' one ihni utlrn: e.
i'l’t‘itlii booth. \
(in: l.
rilrplninti.
Home.
Wit it
which remrdu «how lltut lhe‘u \‘t‘l‘ii
enabl hundred nod iil|\'i‘lll,\~iliti who
fl‘ilil :tilitllu.~itltt With tile two huh-v
tlrwi nml more who heitH'tl in vtlrinliii
Munchiuu that:- trim in tiu- nrtnorri
it on the opnninn of tho ni’fnit' until it ‘
cloned in mlduluhi. over it tltotnannd
people. I
’l'hnl lilo nmonnt oi” money which‘
will be. ruined hy ihln loir will Hill“;
prion tho tuont nptiiniulh'. in nirontlr
ahfllil‘i‘tl from the wny ovurytitinn‘ntnrt
oil oil loot. night. ‘l‘horo liflli been nol
expeneo'ln any way incurred in not. in favor of the chaotic. and men equnb‘ The Fransisco-«Boy. not me a fly.
ting the hundred ready. and (ivory rout
W
(Continued on sixth Fagin.
wheat that on be produced. Pure it uiwuyn plentiful and it will he a. 5
pork sausage. Cheruuk'n Market.
3 tuition, and before .10 o'clock he
llllllllllll .
llll 3 lull-
! lWllfillll is
be improved, and Trolley 00.
Can Relocate Tracks
Elli Ellllli llliXWllllll
' BAN Hill ASSlSliNl‘
Myron Osborn Made Treasurer
of the Third District
’i‘ht- (Zionrtet'tictti Company wan given
in
East. \\’:tshington street, uecordinn to
plan submitted, by the. City ot‘ Non
wuilt Councilmen, inst evening. The
board also votod to estabilhh building
linen, nnd layout Scarlew avenue and
,iv‘irsi street, nod appointed freeholdoro
to report all the next meeting of the
board on l'leoembor 2.
Myron Osborn was elected to till
the. vntuncy in the Third district tron»
\tronhip. Rulpit 1.; DCWilt hnving ro~
signed. )i‘ayor Francis 1. iiurneil pre-
:i-iitltKl oi the meeting.w
Counoiltnun George W. Stevens will;
the only ubucntee. being obliged to itl~
tend the. meeting of the school cont-
op-
peured and remaiuéd to the close or
the session. 3 V
‘ The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were approved as read by City
Clerk .l'. J. Linxwoiler.
The. hearing on the layout of Son-
view avenue and First. street were de-
clared open. on motion of Counciinntu
Mother. 3 '
A than Showing the present condi»
tions wnn exhibited and viewed
(Continued (in Fifth Page.)
Punt—tint?
illl’llillill n nut
East Norwalk May Vote to Boy
I Electricity From Another
Source
'l"..tt there will be utnnetninn doing
ill tho meeting of the tiiuttt Not-unlit:
third dlolrh‘l ill the Vlit'll whooi on
limit} owning oi‘ thin weelt, ii' the rite
tmiiw. ot’ the illitlttll‘ts' up for ctm-iitleru-
tum urn .., be counted on true, The
lite out] future oi‘ the illicit Norwnlil
clotrle L:lnllon in :il. :tlnlte.
At‘t'tvi‘iliiill. to the rnutom then- will
be rtvprtm-ulutlvw. lll‘l‘zii‘lll from lilt-
itnltvil i'Iivetrlc Light utn‘l \‘(uiet‘
t‘ou punt win will prezwnt n lonli'n i
hit the penuni und notion of tho
null-tint; t-t-i;.:;irtlintz tho I‘nrniuhlnu tti'
"intro" tor the illslil'lcl liltiziiltn. ii, in
unhl than the roltll'tlt'l price will
two out! n hull. unuinwi lin- tour illiil u
holt‘ now ihnruod by tho rhtutb Nor
ltil'li .llttilit‘ipui pliant.
'i‘lw iiltttirlpni pluul t'itnnoi i‘itzltlull
purer tor Noel Norwniit uuy cltonpnt‘
limit it In now llilllliz‘. 'i‘hlln tho people
ot‘ l'lilrll Norwuilt it?“ up nnuinui n
prtuiocition lllili on the uuri'ned‘ lonltn
emit-inn.
The old ilrllitli‘h ol‘ the diulrlet, ihouo
men who urn known no troll by their
provioun tutpmlrnnri-n nt nueh outlier-
iunn. will likely he on hunt] to threnh
tho mutter out to n ilninh. it. nbonltl
he. an interesting meeting and the old
nebuolhonuo will probably melt with
the eitorto of the «northern, for it in
undorotood that there urn oornoot mun
lw
to rigorous ngulnnt tho more.
There will be other mutton; to con.
older and the sons: are being clennod
tor the tight to come. The ammunition
busy night for the WM‘ correspondents.
f
by
liontnusuunut
‘Deuuly Shoriii‘ Lodriuon Woo
Ready to Carry Out Orders of
the Courtand Arrest
”Hm-1-
D. Louie Lndrlgnn," the “Millionaire
lilt‘l'lilty Sheriff ot Norwallt" kept epoc-
t'ntors in ,the Civil .Common Pleas
Court undér proper restraint after.
{Judge Howard B. 'Scott bud instructed
him to arrest any person who offend-
:etl again by laughing. The cone of
Hurry Gross vs. Elie Gordon, both
Iot’ Bridgeport, was being tried before
3ltis honor and n jury and some inside
iinformation, regarding horse trades
wan being laid born by the plaintiff.
lliu remarks were regarded at: Very
humorous, so much on thuf those in.
, tuition Illlliillill
‘ibe courtroom gave. way to their rini~
‘bilities, ,
. Sheriff Lndrigun was on his job and.
‘g‘lured iii; the nmientbloge: Not even
Judge Scott's warning.
he had no i'unr, no he bud shown on:
a previous; occasion. when be ejected;
it than From the. courtroom, titut bot
could bundle hinnwit‘ with ‘ much2
credit. The él‘leriil‘ wore. hit: nuttyi
blue suit, totluy ililtl it was curei‘ttili’l
ironed ontl nu tip-totinto
(:ontplncentiy upon his shirt front.
(irons and Gordon bud some. dist-2
puie over it borne. which the defen-
duut Mild to tho pinintil‘t‘. tiroso claim;
ed he paid 5’ 137.31) [or the. horse and;
that one. ltttli‘ ion or buy, n blunltct
and a harness went. with the sale. The
horse was roprenented to the pinintil‘t1
in; being sound. but be. t-iilltl he l‘oundl
it won luuio. (irons when asked it ho
had titted the. buy replied that he had
not; the: the horse had outrun. 'I‘hiu'
conned tho people in the courtroom’
to litugh but they were quickly
brought to order by Judge Scott's in-
structions to the Sheriff; 3
‘lordon eluitnu ihut the home wnn'
not lutne but had it "npieeu? which is.
very ('tlillllltlll nntont; horses,
ANNUAL FUR DAY. 5
. ~~w~~ ;
Big Display of Fur Coats. Mufls,
3 Scarfs and For Trimmings at
Trieiram «it Hyatt's on Friday.
.\'o event in local merchandising: ut~
tracts the ultnntion or shoppers miles
uround. equal to the Annual lt‘nr llnyfl
introduced by ’l‘ristrutn &_ iiyutt sev»
ernl yours ugo. l“i‘l(lit)' the Four-
teenth. llilS been M‘lflt'lt‘il this your.
and n showing ol‘ lllit' l‘u‘ru never ennui.
led in Norwullt' in promised. 'i‘he.
Sil‘iltl)‘ increure in this iirm'n for sell-
int'J. litlii lend to the selection of it
inruer nud more vuricti stock (it [no
dies‘ li‘ur t‘outs, lion’s. null non-rs.
thou ever lit-fore, in addition to the
l‘l'iiilllit‘ which the i‘lll.il‘l',,5t'lili[lli‘ line
of Lehrlmrner. nntl e\rillt‘il. the turnout
nntnul'neturlnp tttrrim'n lll tho votmiry
will be displayed for the who duy only.
null u member or the ilrut will in-
lll'i'til'lll toi‘dvc his pnroonnl utteutluu
lo nil who ilili'llil.
A llut'i'lty thin your will ho the nbow-
int: ol' lr‘nr 'l‘rlmntlnun. now no pnpuinr
l‘izr iillllilll'i‘}, \\'l‘iiil‘l, ililil imwnn. These
will include bore, in i’nriu blue. int," n.
corni, vnnttrv, :tud tnupo. tinni‘lru. in
lil't‘en pinlt. whiiu. lotion and prunell
Shiloh, ultllltlt opoutonn titrh, ltniporii
runny. liner runny, motel, und ‘l‘llibii,
in white, eunnry, null itilliii'. lint: 'oon.
iltuluon Houl. rivet rut, llinle. minty
lztil. nntl numy nllwru. The route thin
your or}‘ ill wry ntlritctivo ntovielu. ol'
‘liuduon twill. li‘rcnrh mini. nuturri’i
pony, with cmublnullunu oi‘ bower
nod raccoon. uud runny olbern.
"i‘hd muti'u und nrttt‘l'n urt- oi“ illllll)‘
douinnu und will he uhown in illitlill
twenty tliit‘eront turn. not] for combin-
ntionu. 3
All interontod urn oordiuiiy invited!
to be promml. on for tiny and enjoy tlio‘
dluplny.
ms.»~.wW
wNntmog Club dunno. Town Ami
nomhly ilnll. 'l‘hnrodny. Shotdel‘u
Orchentm.
MW”
New rams-«Yon. air. Dead or olive.
alum-Punch. .
“Nutmeg Club dance. Torre 1w
om-hty Hull. Theron”. Socidoi’o
Orohoutrn. . , -
i of food today
oiitl train from ‘dtutland.
the nemblonco ol’ u smile appeared (ml
the. focus of the spectators ni‘tor‘
liouin was Q
ready to out it oeonnion l‘t,‘(|llll‘t,i(l and?
tie t'eotmth
«liilll been rctnoved.
destruction ‘by iii-o
so bullding’honoi'ua
lotoroucon‘ducted by.
rblo‘Uoinpony. Tim:
taut night or u
the cop-omit ti 13:;
the Vermont
ions in nation“.
I
, heir intuition, have
been in the habit o‘ivdependlng chiefly:
on the “compo .,.store" for their sup—‘3
piles of. gratings and provisions. A
large stock Will on bond. Arrange-i
montn were no. eitor the bringing in‘
wagons and on a ope-l
Telephone and telegraph wires were
disabled by thé“ tire and for. several
hours communication with outside
pointn was imp nibie. Tho hiazo
storied near tho. furnace. ‘
t‘
.. . W.....».,..
illiil stints ’
tililllll iiiilllii Elli;
WM i
lied Carcass in Cellar Whenl
Game Warden Smith Reaclt- ’
ed. the House
'1.
i
i
l
.
i
i
Through the busy instincts of n lit‘
tle cnnino (innit: Worden Wilbur F.
Smith, of gondola county. was enabled
to notch."todhunilud. two men who
have violate the Store hunting laws
by shooting door. To Brynn ii. Silk.
tho Norwnik policeman, and tho little
dog. belongs the credit primarily for
the cuptnre.
Dilloor «Silk. tin ardent and enthusi-
nntic hunter. want prowling through
tho woods, oi. Weston. with hln dog nnd
gun, yesterdny afternoon. when he no-
ticed the puppy smiling" hud puwing n
largo pile of leaves. lnvost’inntimz. the
O
’oilicer found a. deer, otiil worm but
dying, beneath the heap.
lie. itunttnlintoly nolilied Worden
Smith, who took lleputy (hunts Wur-
den Lodger l‘:(I!iliilillS, of Hunt Nor
wniit, to \l'enton, 'l‘lte_v rottcltod the
place last evening and found that oil
but tho hend nud entruiio ot' the bucit
'l'ltey followed the
trnfiil to n house nearby. lime, in the
tlitrltnesn. they were unseen, nppurnnt-
ly, but the wonntn in the hour-n: wue
bonrd to warn her husband tintt n
nlrnugo mun Witbi uhout. ltlvldcniynho
tutti neon one of the wurdeu‘u forum in
tho (limit. nnd she urged her bushund
to get rid of the deer. which who then
in tho rellnt’.
’i'lto men (lid not heed the burning.
but nturtwi batch utter the brunt of tho
huclt. 'i'hey were litit'tlh’ti‘tl by tho wor~
dono. unti when confronted witb'tto
fuels. tmlniiled lhvlr unlit.
Worden i-hnllh will prohubly trntln“
lllt‘ ztt'i‘ttnl ”Iii tilt" turn tti illlt‘t'. lie. int ::
t'hnrno oi the. (lend nnluuti. . g
'i‘own A n-
S lit‘llll‘l'ti
:‘Ciiliili’it t‘lnh «into-o.
neutbly ilull. ’l‘hurndnr.
tlrt-lwutru.
LAWYER WRlTEB A SONG.
"“tl You linil lion trout Yule" in tho
lliio oi‘ u Hunt: tzotuponcd by Allol’noy
tinorno it‘lillit‘lutili‘it‘. who in l'rouuout-
lug Mlornoy i’hillipu‘ litw pnrtuer.
’l‘ho not"! Who would ut the llrown mono
dud it will he one of tho Humor lo rltonr
(m the thin imnn in the Princeton and
litm-nrd itnrnum«Mumford Athocnto. (ion the. vnrtoun nohonin nud tho «or nolt‘u Market.
.mouwu - it‘Mmefik mutt—m ‘
«~l’ivorybody come it) the (iourt'
Nnrnult «legroe loom dance, itrldny.
ovoninn, November to. in Town Aer’
wmhly l-iull. l‘lrino wnltz and degree
tonm exhibition drill.
SOUNDS GOOD.
Homer 6. humming» for Chairman tog celebrated today. Mr. Kllfliil) it? 3 Court of Munich. She was oonvlctod
or the Democratic National Commit- unto, honrty. and tooling unusually int manslaughter nt Nome {or killing a
too. That sounds pretty good to timfwell,‘ and in receiving congratulations onldler.
W9 true“ tho little hints of Con-‘
nautiout would be some pumpkinhaln
the Democratic Nottmtoi Pie with our
own Homer” the amend handler tho
[northwnflmm‘rt 't‘elouum. , .
o
W
promotion-12.11913 .
‘ 'lllllllllliilillli 3 fill
' int; work. and is being watched with
Plllilllli till
. pointed posttnnster. lilill the. other hull
.4
it i r
Portly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
. I
a.»
ow
. . pontoon
Contractor" McMahon Lowering
Sidewalk, Basement Skylights,
. ‘ Froniing Club Building,
Quite a tent of contracting work in
in progress today in South Norwnik,
being carried on by Contractor Wil-
liam lelchuhc‘m. It is the lowering
of“ the sixty feet of nidewulk gland -
front to the South Norwolk Club build-
ing no that it will be level with the
sidewalk.
This to quite a stunt. in the contract-
interest by those. who appreciate what
in under wny. The entire surface, some
six feet wide and three-score feet long,
is lowered slowly by a system of tut-j
dorworlting and jacking. without thef
breaking of the glass or removal of
nny of the ports. 3
l
Contractor McMahon is no new bond
at this work. His most recent similar
contract won the lowering of timt DUP-l
tiou in front of the Swurtz K: Corbett
block, further west, in “nonhuman
street.
turn
noun Pililiiiiiit‘
.i
a.
Delegation Waits on Ben. Don-3
oven ondHali Spend Time
Bellini) bcucher .
Ncwn huts looked out here that u
deiehntion oi Bridgeportcrs, sold to be
identified with the. Purity Leanne too
tion of the Democratic party in that
. city. paid a visit here Sundny to Cow
gressmun .icrotulnh Donovan to urge"
upon him the Claim of former Town
Clerk William Thomas for postmaster
of Bridgeport.
According to the story, the llt‘lttgil‘
tion divided its limo into two count
ports. hnlf being devoted to impress-
ing upon Air, Ilouovuu that ex~t‘it}'
("lurk Stephen liouchor or lirltlgeptri
must under no ctgmsiderntlons be, up-
.
being devoted to u glowing exposition
oi‘ the claims of Mr. Thonmo, <
Whether or not the astute, con-
grt‘ssutun put hintsoll‘ on record is not
stuted. Friends ol‘ Mr, llonovnn here
regtu'd it on pretty certain that he
will recommend .lunles L. Mi‘UOVi‘l'lt
no collector oi’ tho port in lirldw-
port. but whether he will give the
other nppointntmtt to in Pill'it)‘
Length-r in u mutter of question. it
in unit! ihut the bonito“ ltn< been \‘ery
active in tptmin: the uproiuinwnt in
Mr. llontrher.
"““Jilllll il_ iluitln. the piano tuner
from New York. in In town. (li'tll'l‘ii
uent to lillli it! once will t'oeelve his
utlentlun, ‘
O’C-www» mm...“
30HO0L Billilll) HA8
ROUTINE BUSINESS
WM...“
Two hundred more poplin urt- t';tt‘ol;~
ed in tho town ui'hooln thin your tin i
inut. 'l‘bo totni enroiluwnt in Him pu-
pllu, ilti shown by the moon. oi“ h'upur-
' intentlent int '1‘. tiltupnmo to tlw reboot
hourd ltliil night.
The uliti‘iu nt tho ii‘rttnltiin nt‘htud
hut/o not been urectcd nu yrt. The
Hartford iron Worku. cruelttu the din.
unonpou. revolved new-my per cent. oi 1
their}; money hurt. night. Many other.
hilln were eonuldored nod pnld. 3
The working out or the ”NI entwined
pnnno of their oroclion with explained;
in dotali. I
The. connnlttoe trunnuctod
routine mutton; ol' intuineun.
«ma-mt.
Inouilyv
l
haw u; _. .
MR. KNAPP to EIGMTY-EiGHT. i
The otrthtyoighth birthday of John?
Henry Knapp, of Wont ntrert. in hoaf
from his friendh.
Wu“...
unnatural. JAM“ lNN.
Dance.» 8 p. or. WWII» alibi. 'tr-‘At banner halter. 6 Monroe St.
MIM’D moat».
NEW nt nutrition
itittrrin Font: fling, in) it}
Q Wi sun BUSINESS °
“m ~ lllliiiliiilSHlll‘ iii
‘ With a New York Film, is' Nearly Completed and
Papers May he Signed Today
illlllll in Hllillliliil not into Will ,, ,
union in» iillillllilli run it ll iilillil in
The New
City of Norwalk to he Congratulation on scour ,
Suhstantini increase to Business Circles ?
ii. is the. effect or? consoli—
dation, the. new Norwdik Chamber Of grow to such an enormous size grea '
. r ’
Conmn‘vrce, or just a chnnce, matters
or in foot. than the. plant could hope‘
butlittie to tltopeoplooi Norwalk when on by reason of its limited factory
they are ili‘stflll‘fld that at new industry space. it became necessary to call ‘
for Ntit'Witlk llttS been secured. ~'l‘lt0 the salesmen and to look about for g.
will?” for the (1031 Will lli‘obztbiy be better location with more room fora
signed today nnd in that event the. pnnslon. V
advent. of the new iirtn into Norwnilr; A 1;th of the 0mm” of the firm we
will begin on Saturday of this week. mentor or t r ’
The. name of the concern is withheldwptm-e ‘3‘ tdtd to t” Dnnhury as
by the coin—mitten arranging the deal.
The Story in on interesting one. when
the patriieulnrn are known. There is
in ‘;ew York it shoe iirnt doing,r n rush~
ing business with some two hundred
employer; inside and a number of sales-
men on the road. Because the do
lit liS
till lllll BY
tuition Jill" is
-.. 3 .4
Board oi Estimate Believes Tltcy7V8888l Reported LOSi During the. ,
l
Should. he Built by Property 3 Gain on take Michinau Last
Owners as at Present l . Sundav Night
ililllliitlillll iii ‘dliillllill iiilllili , .
BRUSiilliiil Billliil SIX fill [it Slillll
WorklilaythelayedTwo Years: Factories Close Down and Food
Mosquito Fight to Continue 3 Supplies are Becoming. Scarca
~ ~~~~~~ w l
\i'hether mantis upon the business for orders
b
. herein to iocote their factory;
1and they visited the batting cityheojmil‘
days ago. Thoy found no place them
that seemed suitable, and the general
conditions in l’mnbury did not seem fun
rumble to their factory. They took
’(‘mtii'tlit-el on interim Page.) 1
3......
5
tut wait;
till it
l
'l‘hzti .umu him .i. \‘t'illu‘lt wus not nicximtxr‘nc, non, Nov. iii-Wit
porlrnrin; the trim ll ntiilion nt' ni- “in: roporiotl here curly totlny tintt um
i’ulrn wbvu he inactiiemi (ll n district tin: Muriln l‘ettndormr in iniko MIOM‘w
um till}: in linst Norwuil. Ihut the new tun iiurlun Huntiuy'n mile ‘llltl llntt'htnt’
null tonmihlotnd eltv. in llii‘ :ulveoi crow ol‘ nine men were drowned.
til' t-tmgmidptim. tuttinp. Would it wut-t uino l't ported infinity ‘litllttid
build the. (lit-ll‘lt‘l nltli‘ltlllitb; ii'ul lbv Hinton Mili‘l‘lllll l‘brln ix’euuun who on .
new t'rons Nicol in‘idue inn; .lriwi‘lllt“ the “it: nnd lt)ril bin “in.
in» deluverlnu cohuirttetlou for it r‘ott’ ie (it l-l\'l~3i, l‘x‘lt 0.. Not. l2.~'»~«~i\\"ltli the
of )‘enrn, providing; no expert city under from two to ulx lent to:
his: onlulon lliill the structure in nit-ir nuow, tin» problem of diatrihnlluz the
to hon lltni mouth or ilnm illltl "u t.\' iti‘tlllnlllt' [owl and cool titlplllli’l‘tl in tho
every loud (but only be out upon It in city t‘illlllt'il the ttl'viitenl anxiety tom].
the dull) run ot travel; tlnti the mo» li‘il‘irt'lt hundred liiillitzli linvo been
tpilto ext-wuulnntlml in a hut- thiu': without milk for illirltunir honrn null
for tho rotullllitlily: thut tho Milinri promim'in of pulling city milk into th
m. tcity urn not rcrr noon, but of other
~ tihuttlntu-d on Fourth lingo.) low.) "Kurt!” lil‘t‘l‘ll ntnff u inir uni)-
hly in on bond. The hit! millt com-i7
mill!" pnnleu yunterdny tuudu onion only to;
:tlituio who wnntml milk for bubioo and
‘the greater part or the demand w“.
EaKlMO WOMAN KlLLED SOLDIER Hum filllliillletl. ‘
LEAVENVVURTU Kiln. NGV. 12!“ Footprints h9g8" flhllltlng down y”
ultimo woman. prdny immune of the shorter)
nineteen years old, wno received nt ”my“ and they may not. ho onto too '\
tho Kimono idiom penitontlury yentor- 1-m- awning laminar; and npnrtm
tiny. to‘oorvo u nontnntz‘o of nixtyonru. hounds (lajmnflg‘on deliveries, with!“
imposed by the United Sutton lMotrlot 1th now are impmmnylu. ’
'i’rlplo prices were mild to the
eh not,
ii‘
w i
. u . “a...” A-“ “Mi. M“...
,i
linuekinu nml mun-rurnnt.
M... d. wwmpm K...“ i; .u
(Continued on third page}
True tuna): Mitumtrnr. '
Popular .miltinory or popular,
The Leno: Millinnry, 29 Ho.
neiiohnto hrondtdndiooloa will be round. South Normlk.
This is her uooond imprisonment at
tho Kantian. prison.
l
WW
Norwalk Chronicler