they are both "de-
pendent on each
other.
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ESTABLISHED 1870 I
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Entered at the South Norwalk Poet-Oak»
as Second Class Matter.
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won lliPRll
till lli iPP
Norwaik Bridge Committee is'ln
teresied in Review oi Utili-
ties I Commission. Act
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unbound
First Case in This County involv-
ing Law Creating Public
Utiillties Board
Judge William L. llonnett in the.
Civil Superior Court. yesterday listen-
cd to the arguments in the plea in
abatement tiled by the Conecticut
lslompany to the appeal of the City of
Norwaik from the decision of the Pub-
lic Utilities Commission, Attorney
Benjamin L Spock appeared for the.
Connecticut Company and Attorney
John J. Walsh represmned the City
of Norwaik. The appeal came to the
Superior Court "City of Norwulk by
its Bridge Construction Committee.
The question of citation was the
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Piiiiiii Miiiiiiii iii ,
iiiiiii IS I’iiiiliiiiiii
Many ol the Planers in Klamaih
Region Worked Since First
Days at Gold Rush
M
‘Fe'w mining regions in California
have attracted so much general at-
tention and held it for so long a. time
as the Klamath Mountains of SiskL
you and Trinity counties, in the north-
western part oi? the State. The placers
along Trinity and Kimnath rivers
were developed early In the gold rush
and have. been worked with varying
energy to the present time. The La
‘Grange mine, which is one of the larg-
est hydraulic piacers in the world,
is now in the height oi? its aétivity.
An account 01‘ an investigation of
the. aurii’orous graveis in the. Weavers-
ville qmulrungie, which embraces
portions of Shasta and Trinity coun-
ties, by .l. S. Ilillor. is contained in
Bulletin 540A, recently issued by the
United States Geological Sumey.
'i‘he‘outlook for future pincer min-
ing in this region is encouraging.
1The success of the Le. Grange mine
consists in the economical trontmeni.
ion 11. large. scale 01' relatives low grade.
gravel, The sucross of the dredging
at Trinity Center and of the pincer-s
‘north of Lewintrm gives confidence to
those who are attempting larder de-
velopments at the mouth of Eastman
Gulch and lit the bend of Trinity
River above Lewiston, and the region
illlzl)’ well be regarded as worthy of
BRUflKER Is- r
it WM. H. ll ;
‘
Such ls Washington Rumor on
Vacant Place in Republican
National Committee ,
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Brandegee-illlman: Hill-McLean
Fight May be Resumed Over
the Matter
\\'ASlliN(‘.'l‘().\', ll. (‘., Nov.
That William H. 'i‘ul't, i‘ormcr Presi-
dent and now resident of New Haven
2‘) _ .,....
us a professor at Yale, will succeed.
Charles ll‘. ilrooker us member of the
Republican Nutlopul committee from
Connecticut. is u report which is be
'ing widely discussed in the national
‘cupilui. Friends of the. former Presl»
"dent are not inclined to give credence
,to the rumor, but it is persistent and
Iuttructing wide notice. .
WOuld Picaee Many.
it seems to be the general opinion
m
SOUTH noawam court, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1913
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Sunday.
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This Fdliolus Excellent Degree
. ‘ Work Exemolliied By New.
Canaan Harmony Lodge
Clllcers
ter Manon degree ‘been as beautifully
exemplified in Old Well Lodge, No.
108, F. and A. M., of South Norwnik,
nor more completely as that under the
supervision and direct working of the
officers and team of Harmony Lodge,
No. 67, of New Cannon. Fully two
hundred members and visiting broth-
ers attended the special communion.
tion in the Masonic Hall in South
Main street last evening, and the mag-
nificence of the ceremony impressed
all deeply.
There. were about fifty members of
Harmony Lodge present. The men
, NEW Bill}
Perhaps never before has the Mae.
illliiS H AR .
, yin
Engineer W. Waiters Pagan En-
lertains Member at Friday
Atlarncon Club
mmmunm
Aiiii NEW Siiiiiiiiliiii
inleresling Papers Given by
Members oi Club
(nine down in automobiles. There
was an automobile. with seven mourj
bers of Ark Lodge, of Georgetown,‘
among whom was Thomas C, Vouslutf
lformeriy of South Norwalk and n:
I Ghosts ‘
imember ofOid Well lodge.
were. present from the Eastern Star
Lodge, of New York city, from Tom-_
.ple lodge, of Westport, from SLI
IJohn‘n Lodge, of Norwnik, from Union ,
other lodges in New York and New
Jersey.
l The degree work was put on in its
ifuilest form. and the work was most
Lodge, of Stamford, and from various;
The Friday Afternoon Club at its
fourth regular meeting on November
21st, presented the following program;
which was in charge of Mrs. W. Ill!
Swords:
Bridge Building,
Mrs. Dunncbocke.
Dom Building, l
Mrs. Wadsworth. I
ltnilroud Construction. I
Miss lloerum. ,1
After adjournment a rare opporlun-I
ity was afforded the club members
and their many friucds in on infor-
mal talk by W. Walters i’aizou, resi-
Siiiiiii iIAIIIi. ililiiiii}.
IS SWEI’I iii iliii
One Hundred and Filly Houses
Destroyed, With Loss at
$300.0llil
LEVIS, Que, .‘ov. 22.~—~Sainte Marie
a. town of 1,600 inhabitants, was swept
by fire today. One hundred and fifty
houses had been destroyed and the
tire was still raging unchecked at 10
o'clock, when a call for aid was re-
ceived here. Every piece of fire tight-
ing apparatus that could be spared
was dispatched at once on a speciaii
train. I
According to word reselling here.
the, damage wrought by fire was $300,-
000. Details were. lacking,
—-BASK ETBALL OPENING.
minim
Miliiiiii BIIIiIiIiRS
Thanksgiving night, Armory. Harri.
son (New Jersey) vs. Sixth Company?
St. Mary's vs. Sixth Co, ilud. Dancing.
Reserved seilts '
scflofiMASTEfls, Imirul Fletcher cabled today thatth
ROUND TABLE
Th: meeting: of the Schoolmasters‘
Round Table Society of Western Con-l
necticut opened in the. Nor‘wnik High
School at ten o‘clock this morninl.r
with twelve members present, five. of
whom are. from out of town. The dis-
(illusion before. the society was on the
work and organizationn of the Seven-
th and Eighth Grades of Grammar
Schools.
.Vessel Sailed Last Night tori,
Iken in connection with
from
iorntion of order between 'l‘uxpam I!
Tumpieo. ‘
cruiser (‘hester from the battles
BRUIS it u;
on
United States and GreatBrila ,3
Working Together tor Hare
many in Mexico
vana With Them
WASHINGTON, NOV. 22,—Reer .V
buttieship New Hampshire ”hind l
Tuxpum to return to Vera Oruz. ‘ ,
the plot!
the Constitutionalist' Golly
Aguilar that his men \vouid not ,
lest foreign property. the move
was regarded as evidence e.’ the
The Modem refugees Were
ferried late. last night
tra
to the son
' dent engineer, who took for his sub-
:huuutiiuuy carried on by the. energetic The matter of what subjects iihodc island and the Chester ’8
r—-——-—-
main one in the arguments today, At
iuvesllgution by capitalists interested
in dredging and hydraulic. mining.
’oiiiccra and the team.
There.
.iect The New Bridge.
WON)
ishould be uiren to the pupils of those
for Havana.
_(Contlnued on [Sixth Page).
Igrndes, how much of them and what
iwork is host suited to prepare the
scholars for high schools was consid
ered. The meeting was opened with
Superintendent G. C. Bowman, , pt
h‘uirfieid. in the chair. Superintendent,
,8. ll. Williams. began the discussion.
With the full realization that. t
several added features and all were
appreciated. W. M. D. Burr Beach, 01": .
Old Well Lodge. thanked the officers ~THANKSGIVING DlNNER. 1 p. M.’
for their fine work. and extended the at Raya] James inn, $1.30 rper plate.
greetings oi" the local organization .totnmcryo {3 table for your family how"
the visiting delegation. innd save the Work and worry of pro
After the work the‘men adjournedpnrlng dinner at home.
w“...
iliiiiiiill iiIii WIVES
iIIJIii iliiiii iIIIIIIiii
(Continued on Sixth Page).
a
Weaverviiie Quadrangle.
The bulletin also contains an ac
Icount of the gold iodes of the Weav-
ierville quadrangle, by. H. G. Ferguson.
“Gold was first. discovered in the quad-
irune'io in this; in the fall of that
(Continued on Eighth Page).
HEIGHT MEN SAY THEY“
DON'T GET (WEiiTliliE
l
;the Mexican. Congress has lav,
itself, lhterest is now centered ,.
naval situation on the Gulf coast.
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. ‘yenr $60,000 worth was taken from . I torthe banquet hall below where n.‘ '----— iSuperinlendent William B‘ K0150)" 0r approach of two British cruiser _
“13116? ”if “99““? “the wage ““1”“ the bed of Cedar Creek. ii. is im-‘F'rSt Annuai EVBM at Nflrwaik sumptuous turkey dinner was served. -—SILK STOCKINGS GIVEN AWAY..Stmii0i‘d. “'39 019-0195 secretary and communicated to the ”State D9
fal y 1e arbitrators in themase possible. to make any do“, “stinnlu, Counlr CI IH. 1" MW Young men of the orgunizntion pro: Roodnor‘s dance. hall, tonight, "trensurer ot the society, :ment through the British Emil
ymyincomémgns :10 traininlens imi- of the amount of gold produced from y ll as '9 as, pared and served the meal. ’i‘bereI The list of those present. from out without eliciting any expresstom
, 6W 'm’eu r021 , \vti . , - . , . . -oi’ town is: Sn orintendcnt William B. disapproval and that is taken ' I
which the men are not particularly the lode mine.» in the Quadrangle, but Gorgeous occasmn was “mm” mashed potatoes. turnips, PORTER 0MP KIBKS p ' as
Kelsey. Stratford, Superintendent J.
B. ilorst, llnnbury, Superintendent S.
B. Alger, Wilton, Superintendent (i.
f“. ilowman. Ii‘itii‘flt’ld, and Principal S.
it is believed that the total is in ex
cess of $15,000,000.
in certain of the. deposits of the re-
gion practically all the gold is con-
otber evidence that thellnited Std
and Great Britain are acting in per!
harmony as to novel forces to prot- ~
foreign interests. It is pointed duh
pleased to that in the freight service
the claim for extra pay for overtime
work is not allowed. The men in theI
freight service, according to the ruli-
cranberry sauce, onionS. celery, pic;
The 0mm)” 01. m0 Norwnik (.mnwklcs, olives, rolls. apples. oranges.
try (‘lub and their wives gathered last I ““m» grapes, bananas, milk. 1““?ka
ovenhigmt the club to enjoy it rilnner, "I‘d mince lite. “0mm“ and ctgnrs‘
Filiiii FIELI GOALS
DOBBS FERRY. .\". Y.. Nov. ill—w
road statisticians will receive. the some tuined in small scattered pockets near one of the first. bauuuoi dinners serv-f‘imm‘g “‘5 “macs 0“ the excellent Jim Porter, I9“ end of the Mackenzie :3 \illliau’l. llrulueporl. Superntmi- n‘nvul circles that with German a I
old overtime rate of ten miles an hour ”is surface. (mo of these pockets ml by Mrs. Thompson. the. new slewimenu. and there was ‘11 sunembun- 8011001 eleven. reriormeddmre yester- “m 1”“ r. “hapmm‘l "f ”“3 “m“ “mm“ ““51“” I“ ”’0 “me wate;
which means about 25 cents an hour
for tho brukemen and 2d cents an hour
for the iiagmen.
schools and six other teachers i‘i‘m
Norwuik were also in attendance.
yielded as much ins $45,000 in n dis-
tance of it feel; from another it slu-
gln plain of gold woinhine lot) ounces
utherc could be no objection to. t
presence of British ships.
linoiliclul advices from the gave
nrdoss, duringr her short reign. .{Ilidance of everything.
those forty present speak mostmhighly" Nitrous: those who worked on the
or the ul‘tnir, 0f the menu and iii Ieupper end of the affair were J. Jarvis,
iduy a feat, seldom purulleled in foot—
bnll annals by dropkicking four iield
goals, the longest of which was from:
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Tho arbitrators could not take the Is Said to have. been obtained. The “I'VE” iii}. \‘uu (louvering and W. A. liunford. ”I" 35 ynrd line'during the game with “NflTHEn ZEPPEL'" 'ment intents in the sections of M’
time and one-half for overtime herb peculiar pocket deposits have giveni l'iubbeil‘s Orchestra, Of South N01“.Ellis Campbell leorge Kcnlin'I. ilolbrook School. TIN prowess Of POP' M) where the. Constitutionalists a
ously. ’i‘he spine demand has been rise. to n. (.13.... of prohpcctnrs known wulk furnished music during the lllettii(}(.()l..,(\ ll Ilirst’ Horace Keywci'tb' tur’s unerr or: too enabled Mackenzie AIBSH", STARTED (“Willi")! “”55“?!“ ii N‘VIVfli Of it D
"mm to the railroad for many years M "pocket hunters," These men of- and during ”H. social 1m”, which fol-f ‘iU‘it‘iTh Mitchell 'Viuurivo iinichmun' to del'eut. iiolbrook by it. score of '19 w to seek recognition from the Uni
illlli never has been granted and the ten (“Storey mam rich 15mm.“ by lowed. The function wus :1 Stem “minor .. In 1-”; ‘1‘] w. I.) ' 1 H ‘ t0 T. The two teams moot, ml the grid-_ ‘ ‘ , ‘ jSiutes for u do idem governmen
men have uiwuys stood the loss of this tracing the particles 0’,‘ gold in. ti. cess and nil who \vero present speuk iii, Hp ' if :' ‘ om ”K" “m our iron annually. but this is the first vic- .11 illlullllll‘llSliAll‘iCN. Company, claiming jurisdiction by right of D0 :.
demand with good spirit so long as Rm] to their “mm,“ A- ‘ I? most, highly of it iodiiy, l ‘0‘“ .omam (‘1 _ tory tor Muckenzie in ilvoyears. Serb .\o\'. 33 The most modern of Zopprn WSW)": the establishment of a cg.
tlmy received (“lil'litosls'ltlllS in other loci-ii i "y ' ' “ h soon on ‘I The tables were urruuped in n bol-’ “1?) annual communication “’1‘ ”I“ my ignored it touchdown for the victors ii" liii‘hlihic zilrehii s, the 'lmppolin VL, tin]. and or on orn'lnfied ddmini _
WW...“ in “,0 lltIS-‘if‘illii‘i’ service where I ‘1‘ H utilized out. “'"I colors or low enifiro. A huge vase of flowers WWW)“ ”I (IIII(~"’.“.M“ I“. held “” W" and Weldon kicked the stool from inlemlml for the flermnn Army. us- “U" in '1! lift Q | ' n
the overtime work in L M into :1 Hum]! WM are. "0 longer HIIUWU. “1“ “11m“ reported in the center. ccmbcr 16th. iiiiiitiiiiim’ll. milking the mini iii» cended ii'l‘m Luke ('oustnuce, toliuy. .1 N W” of Mexico no I
A liutioirlioio
bouquet won at ouch mince. 1
The menu speaks for Itself, its lob, “THE LENOX NIH-LINER“
lows: . i 3’!‘llliiill‘,'llllilinni‘y at p \pulur prices.
Manhattan and Murllnl i‘ocklniis ITI‘" MUM Mllllnery_ hi ‘0- Mlli" St,
tumowbn Melons ISOI‘I“ Norwnlk.
Tomato llisuuo I
Rwrwibrend l’uttles ',
ilroiicd (thicken I
is abandoned,
A copy of the bulletin may be ob-
tuined free on application lo the. iii-
rector of the. Geological Survey, Wash-
ington. ll. ‘0.
of u line drawn about duo we8t fr
x'i‘uvpum or 'l‘umpico. » ,
So for, however, the locnl Gon-
tullonnllnt reprcmuitnlivcn here 7 I
unwilling to ndmlt thnt (innerel
room would be enlluileri wltll‘anyt
icon limo n conquest of the wholllr
irrmtidu of it cent. per riiie IIiIil‘l‘ is n
~mull lirlvunce, The passenger men
on overtime got. but u smuii perceir
tune. of the. price. paid for their first
, 1.3:”; miles and they. yerhups. ought. to
1m vo up udvunoe over the old rule. for.
overtime and they not it. I
The. oillceru of the two brotherhoodu
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. Ktiowluon crossed the line nnd kickcd
his own good for 'liolbrook'n only tuliy.
«mid elnrlrll on her ilrut trip. during
which rill“ will try to ri-uch‘Ylotbu,
nboul 23.!) miles due north.
Work in now brim: Inll‘IH’iI forth on
who now nuvnl 'lmmuiiu, which in to
repluru the one destroyed in the cu»
llilliit‘opiifl ul .lobuunislhul on October
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~HUNTINGTON CONCERT 80.
Trinity Parish Hall, Nov, "r- one.
CIlUii
bu...- m... M ..._ .._..
“m...“ms . ..
lllliiw-litll EAGLES
mCOUNTRY STORE DANCE.
T CECILE
. ~ - . . . - . - ~ Mexlrnu lillti ti 0 til i
llominers Il'tII Ioulizbl em". 0‘ I" “In" H" mm" MN" "I "‘5 ot- I ‘ m nation at a“
l , , ' ‘ l l. ”.h. I 7‘
uni-o in New Haven loduy preparing mum.“ -..._......._ (Yuulii'lowor llriihtd Sweet Polutochi LARBER "UARTERS ““8 GM“) PAHTV ”WM uml "w" “m!“ killed. m l-luurlu.
the. report which they will submit to Munhed \‘l'bilo l’ointoen i. MW." ' "WW... 'l‘hc iiil‘iiili'r miller ('mmtruolimy pm. .........._.....-......_.
rALEAMbuo rounrren 3
ENTRIES m cross-
noumr RACE TODAY,
tho uenornl committee of tho conduc-
tors and trnlnmon when that body
rnoote hero next week, ulthouuh ll ls‘
oiileiully until lhut no (lute hue been.
dlxed all yet, for the. {authoring of the.
Penn (‘N'iiln lilttiilhil-n‘u ()f (mettle. bodies nil ibone improvemmuu, bin 2’
izuvr. it most enrol-Mini curd burly hull "WWI IH' Mill'I‘Ih ili‘i‘i‘odtli‘y to "Willie "08“ BAHSED ‘
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mum ul ”H. Annl‘litiiil' lliili. The with such urcidcnln my (filliwi‘ll Iho rem-lib TEA." W“ ' i
'iuiliee which nrrutmod for line ul‘i’ull‘ (“"I'MN‘ i w“, “m _
in ilenerviuic ol’ much pruleo for the.
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\\ hole ilieo Mashed 'i uruipi At a “WWII "maul“; of a“, xm-wglk
Piuoupplo Sulud ’
,, \Aorie, up. nxa. iv. o, FL, Iltiii. mum. n
q “Linings :wns- votfi to empower the bourd oi
‘ 1 . . l .
n H cnnuta Itruetnen‘to enter into negotiulloun
lco (ircum '
Nut 9. Fruit
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r W i - . i t . . MUNTRI‘L’H \‘(iv 21 WA
rniirondcrn in New ”my“. I itmuel‘ rt (.1 ‘ Vfl‘ , a . ': ..... illllI diun up a liner, for tho mtiro . . a. . . . . may;
...... M.....--.._... ... i bong iiiuiuneo runners from tour- (‘bken HM 10mm! 2:11;:LW-‘bullding on Wnl) ntrncl, known no the ilcllzrlltiui ovenimu onietliiiuiiiimi~ “MM BURNELL iiIi“ ii‘iiilit chimed the locomotive.
To THE PUBLIC iii‘i‘il (Iiiili’llllii llllli Illlii'Ili‘NIiitlfi WI” 7’ .—....M..«.......-._...._. .0 titlitClerl‘t“ prnpmlty, TIN! flunk“; “up; 'I'Ilt‘ \t‘Illlit‘i‘ (if ”I" indies Iirfit Dill“ .. Iliiiilliiltn Pliiliiit! Runw‘ly Tm!“ N“
unrunta moi:
”army-MW
wmi Mrs, P. .1. Hull, who received iii
ilmiilimiiiu Work tum. lticlmrd (lornmu ion'n iiuy. lint“ nurty today. The
won the. tortnimio mnn, for no occur-E At l-xnvlly ion minutes pant eleven? man of tho locon‘lolivo won drew
School Aslgmbi H u nin , .. (3d the no illomnn’n first prize. which ' this morning Mayor iluruell puiiodouii‘i" one (use won hurt.
won the fioorinIIZd Iliad: tfii‘Il‘cfinln‘iiyg 32:: $3.?“ :‘iiininmxuld: :i‘l::lt:l'(li)frtlt‘iilt::Wu" n villi. Milling the 0th PM" "I” ”3"“ “I‘m“ ““1" ”“l "“‘l “W“: ,‘N‘W' ZI“;T"‘-I "WWW“ “WM '3
dancers from the first chord of the,“ pool room, it 10.“an room, a pm,pivlnnerh were: Mrn, Cyrus Parlor, Dammit: (fill! triumphed llyinil from tho :itlluiwoll. lib milen (MM. of want,
music until the old home song end-”m. and n menthol room. Nothing riclb j wliito kid gloves: Mrs. tl‘rrmk llrtrtian. ; given it??? ‘3 tram: ‘3“ .0?’ “iii [librflfyay'm‘it‘iqm- #1 helm Wiit‘trtl their?“
ed the piennnnt function. the senior, nlte in known MW no to how mm; at boudolr cup; Miss Anna 8. Kelly. , ' "9 re " ”it ”I "I” new; ‘“ " ‘ “1"” ”r ”'1 a ”’5‘” "'7 tit.
close at tho Norwulk High school in’ . ‘ p fancy apron: Mm il‘rnnk Sync, leather (lily of Norwalk. i‘lin weather ennui-tr feet shove the/“water. The .. n
being congratulated today upon the”Game can no Heul'red' mt My. Iwchbimmt'hah- Mrs. James P. Berry. neck-7mm” we” anything I’M sign-outliehutériunued into the ”1“” “If"
success M 1”, mm“ when the “Mord ime elven the trustees to under. ' Inotwiummnolrix that mm, o. goodlyitJ’fionher. of Sobreibor. Out. in,
«tort in tho sixth unnunl cross coun-
trv ebumplonnhlp rucu oi the inter
usual with all, our attention to enmn.‘ ' " ' '
. colieuiute 'Annoointion ol' Amntour
' i ' '. . 'er took, bot-I
Ii? :(I‘:I\Iihfl‘\\(:llullmlglt’llilil‘rfilrlcis Also """‘”’"“ i” "'"i‘r'tl‘ l" I"? hold on
’ ' t" ' I " ' ‘ ' tho Vim tlortluudt courbe, in Now
wronthn bully and mistletoe. Louis ’1'
‘ ' ., . ork, this ,uftornoon, with lolumbio
Julio“. 7?. No. MuinSt. Tel. 775-12. It“! the host. Michigan is the only
.. ”M" . IWeetern institution to be represented.
THANKSGIVING DAV aENT'NEL'lln the most, teams will enter from
The Sentinel will be issued on alflrown, Colgate. college of the (my
morning "paper on Thursday. ’l‘llnnkn- of New oYrk, Columbia, Cornell
giving tiny.
mucupy it floor, but it. was found lhnt " plunge. “3‘“ Luke-Superior Mimi!
mm... {the north bus grown no litl‘liifl no to
Pleasant Affair in Norwalk High make it necessary to expand and no}
Wu will liuudio Christmas treoa as SENIOR HIGH DANCE.
, , tin; Mine Vern itanlon. William it. Me. , ,, , ,
.... Dartmouth, Harvard, Massachusetts may winter reception was held. them" stand that he: willI lease the building, Mam“ one hail We“ handkerchietn. I number at people ‘wore present to Mb I men. to his «teeth. The orig!
”Ar-r Inntituto or Tociiioiogy, Pennsylvania, my.“ orchestra, of nrtdgebort. Mum, to them. w ill t one now quarters '1‘} . I I ‘ ”Gd new the ceremony. F. M. danger. cored by informs from the
“NOTICE. Penn State. Princeton. Syracuse and ed excellent .mum, flaireshmenm the Norwaik eerie will have quarter I ‘9 “0mm “'9" " “”56 cm“ " chairmen nt the committee at arrange-i hi8 can. Baggage mm club
of Mine Lillian Powell. Mien Kather-
ino Troy, Ming Anna Bhoehon. Mrs.
Nichole: Elwood and Miss Nellie Shae»
huh,
t
i will he‘located on and after Dec.
.1 at the store, 138 Washingtn st, 80.
«Norwnik. opimite my present address.
at which place I will be able to show
you a full line or jewelry and optical
goods. Charles Brand. reliable watch-
maker.
Yale. The course to about six miles
in length. providing one of the never-
eat tests in several years.
weer served during the evening. Aboumnsqualiefl “1 1"" few mm" M ”I"
200 were in attendance. 9m“-
wTHANKBGIVINO onsoans «Mm. it M. Taylor, 3180.Muin st.
broad. pies. cakes. etc, should announcer to Mrs. Ainenbrandt.‘ Hats
inquire Wm. reach the Banner Bakery early. 5 ‘fend‘triotminse at special priceetmiey
Mourns st. 'nei. 367. land tumor-roof. .
month. with Sergeant Thom» Hunn‘nlng cars and the heavily lunacy}
raised the ring to the position from menu remained on the we on.
which the mayor unfurled it. The train was bound from ’
» my . for Vancouver.
‘ winded boring chicken and waffles
lit The Royal James inn which: and
flimsy. v I . if
i
«For SalemTeam of horses. Will for
work single or double.
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