,. Frill” can in-
cmse your ' busi-
ness. ' ‘
... o‘vud'h‘llv‘v‘ll.
. I.l.l.l.li,l,l,fl.II.ml.fl.l,l.l.l.l.l.l,l.l.l.l
Iii-2‘?
man ”as quickly.
much feeding. “
Jim-Jill:
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ESTABLISHED Iisro “was:narrr‘Id‘amahdrwm SOUTH” NORWALK, CONN. Samson, NOVEMBER 29 1913
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illliiliilliii Billil’l ,. »
llflillii Ill Piliiii
Two Ape Business Men Killed in
Muskogee. Okla. in Past
lwo Days
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Exiention on South Side oi Build-
ing to be Used by Town Clerk
Herbert H. Smith
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MUSKOGEE, Ohio... New 29.——A
mysterious murderer, who chops his
victims to death with a hatchet, has
made his appearance in this city and
alreadyhas slain two aged business
men. leaving no clue leading to the es-
tablishment of his identity.
13. F. Richardson, an elderly furni-
ture dealer. was murdered inhis place
of business about dusk Thursday and
early last night C. :S. Everett, 9. gro-
F' v M
FUR IflWN REPURDS ; ccryman, was killed in his stare; about
I .ilve blocks from the scene of the for~
9-m— I
l mer prime.
Both men were killed with a hatchet
and the heads and bodies of both vic-
tims were terribly mutilated. Other
points of similarity in the cxecutlonof
the two murders have convinced the
police that the two crimes were com.
nlittcd by the some person.
That robbery was not the motive of
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Police Headquarters Likely to go
to did Putnam Hose House.
_ That it will be necessary for an ad-
dition on the new City Hall, in North
MIN
Main street, before the cstubiisluncnt
the oiligc ol‘ Town Clerk 'llcrbcrt
(it. Smith in tho building, has bccul
practically decided upon by the City
Hall committee and those in charge
of the city allairs. When the City Hall
was built. little was it believed that
ll. would be taxed for capacity so soon.
for South Norwulk people did not un-
ticipnte the success they have attain
cd in the consolidated city politics.
the murders is indicated by the fact
tllni the cash till in neither store was
robbed
The police thus far have boon but
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BUXGiiRS illililll’l
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illililll HEAD SAYS
NEW SIGNAL Willili
‘IS AT STANDSTILL
That there is a complete suspension
Frightened Away from Generous
D. Worden’ 3 Place Uptown
AJI attempt to bnrglarlzc the store
of Geherdns D. Worden .hha harness
uunnIIiocturer on Main street. Iwaii
made last night sometime bot-ween 7
and 8 o‘clock. 'l‘IlIc burglars wore in
'lcrrnptcd in their work and made a
getaway. Whether anything was tak-
en or not Mr. Worden docs not know
and will be unable to tell until an
inventory is takcn. There were over
a dozen horse blankets removed from
their accustomed «place and piled on
the countor in front of the store to
be taken away, A chair which was left
in “front. of the solo was rolllovod,
showing that an cifort to gain an on-
trnucc was made. .
ol‘ the work of installing the new sig-
nal system on the Hartford line of the
Ncw Haven road and that the com-
pany has been unable to secure the
services of experienced linemen to tilt
the placeg of tile men who went on
strike for increased wages inst Mon-
day is the claim. made by National 0r-
:;unizer Kimball, of tho Electrical
Workers union ill a statement, today.
“The. work is tied up." said Mr. Kim-
ball. "We have had mcu no over the
I several places whcro lilo work was ill
pmgrcsg and Ihcsc mcn i‘uilcd to ltnd a
single experienced man on tho. job.
The company has ilnprosslxd some of
tho groulldmcn into our part of the
work but thc groundlncn am not ex-
p» rlcncod and l'liiillil[ do the work sut-
i~IulcioI'ii,I‘ ill my opinion,
"it is known to us that the railroad
did bring ill solul- Iprcl-iuncml lncn and
look illclll out to the job but as soon
it
hc had left the sioro at. about lizftti
last nilzhi to telephone from llrowcr
and Mulolw‘s food store, a tow doors;
away, and that ho was gone but
a minute or two. lie was of tho opin-
ion that while absent. aomconc anti-rod
the store and hid until he ioclrod up
for llli' nllzht. ('li'llccr illllnc at lizilil
dist-orcrcd the front and rear doors
lopcn while making his rounds. llo
.. lilith‘i' mun lII, Ind cut that our lucni
iillvcsilclltod and found thr- utlcmllt at
till-I would
In on who are I'hmImmIi‘I‘
WW.~w—wm
sELEl'iTlllDAL STATUS
Ill EAST liliilWALii
M...
lec on Htrlkp llll‘) i.'.l
Mi illl on. plum. “I III
on Nirihlu"
Mi'. Kliilllliil iiiliii thui II lcltcr ball
boon soul to tilt» opirlaia (ll inc (mm-
pzllly notifying lillill that it‘ll Illi‘ll
\I‘l‘l‘u willing to Incl-I tlll- oillltialo at
any illllc for It coIIl'I-rl-Iu'o on llli! irolr .
Ilia. but us ynt ball rccl'lvcd no rcply,I
'l‘iIc national oillccl' could lttll my
ulicthcr further “north would bu ulluiu
Mm his aldc lo III-.cllrl- a coni'nrcllcc
and ill‘Xllli n‘llnllt pouch.
'l‘lw railroad pcoplo claim that tho
:a't'lllfll'R' john urn gradually bcinr. illlcd
II till cxpcrlellr-cd intuition and that tho
Mark will not bn long delayed by illli-l
il-«lllilirg I
il
“'l‘lllI l-iuni Norwalk pcoplo must:
lilil‘li by their ilitlil‘cll‘fl‘ll‘ plant it
How will llilllllliilll it.” said ’Slllll‘l‘lllilili'
XIIIIIIIII'i Albcrt ll}. Winlllcstcr, of tho
Huntil sol-walk plum. thin ltlul‘lillil;.
Spllaldnl: at tho lillllml Elliltiiil! Light
and WIIIcr tkllllplldy. ho shill, "'l'ilIll.
tl‘ili'i' company in pl-rlnctly iulstlllcd ill
lllI' lliili'l realize that llluir only ilopo
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WOULD-BE MURDERER
SENTENGED T0 JAIL
roman-Wu
bllho l~3von.'tlla wouhitbc mllrllnrcr
and suicide artist. was sent to Bridge-
port Jail for a period of thirtylour
days, by Julian Keogh. yesterday or.
ternoon. illvon was drunk 'i'hnnkllgiw
lug my and threatened to cut his
wife's throat with orazormnd to later
kill himself in a like manner. He was
not. charged with attempted murder,
however. but was given payoutcen
days on. each count for drunkenness
and breach or the peace.
:z‘llllll ill‘lllly lli'lllilil ll.
loll' allylllinll to oi‘i‘cud tllI- oillor oom-
1):lll_\‘.iltii lhusu urn lllldlsnuinbio furin.‘
'i‘Il . lilllr plant llilii Iuadu lilo prcnunt
ilu latch what they are"
'l‘llu electrical lcommlaslonorn oi‘
Bomb Norwaik entertained a doings»
tloll from East Norwuik taut night, ins
oil-dim; Oommlnalonnrn W. ii, Shifiln.‘
and John Carr, and P. H. Fielding.
Mucus atop on plans for-tho future and.
the electrical situation in general were
talked over, but no decision was reach-
.cd at midnight. Expert advice will
he amen on the problems. before
the Third District.
l
mutate and trimmings at clearance
prices. Mrs. Taylor, 31 80. min (at.
. \.
44am Savm’ dance. ovary smut“
. My night. New City Kali.
[ill HARNESS illllll
Xbon long, and it one fortllnutc that
‘ minutes.
Mr. Wordon this morning stated that I
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Mathias Gunzy, of South Norwalk,
Has Another Narrow Escape
aI His Work on Railroad '
Drawbridge
Hillilili iHiliiiliiH SPXBE
iiiR iiilili till
Appears to Have Escaped With
a Spraincd Ankle
Catching his foot, in II who left (NIX
tho around by one, of tho \vorircrs onX
thc clcciriilcntlon oi“ the New liitVi‘llIi
road Mathias" (lunar, of South Noni
ianco oi lIill‘iI)’ foot, was pulled rapidly.
('lowuward by worth and he brought
up solidly on his foot, i"nl beneath the
railroad bridge over the Noruulk bar-
bor. llo lay stunned for a number
of minutes, he does not remember just.
it was low tide. else he might hnvcil
drowncd I
X lit-gaining consciousness ho could
not remember where he was for a few:
Then he recollected the be-
ginning of the accidout. On his hands
_aud knees, for. his legs were terribly:
injured. though not broken Mr Gunny
dragged himself slowly and laborious?
ly to the steps leading up the abutmcnt
to the track.
The accident occurred in mid- day,l
short time before twelve o'clock, andX
though no one had witnessed the fall.X
Mr. (lunzy's cries for help brought:
willing helpers. lie was aided to his?
shanty at the west end of the bridged
for which he was bound at the time of;
tho accident. whero medical assistance I
was summoned. After attendance Mr. ‘.
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.Gunzy was removed to his home,
Mr. Gunny is assistant to Bridge-I.
tcndcr ll. William llarford, and is Irf
good worker lie is doing llicciy alld i
ii is thought that in u short time he
will bc. back on tho job attain.
'ln talking with a reporter yesterday
Mr Ilunzy said that ho has had a
as this onc. llc told of i'lllilnnr from
tho top of n walnut tron striking eIcry‘
brunch on the way down. breaktnr'i
lllcm oil‘ and in his own words. lnaklnln
n cicnn swoop. llie optimism will aid‘
llih‘ rcr-ovnry to a great dogrco.
'l‘IIu plncc where Mr (lunzy fcll WI
II mixture or brokcn rock and sand it
has the "Him and the terrific form-X
with which bc ulrnck thorn that caused
tho laiurlon. (inn cabin was sprained
, lliiRWllX illillXiS
:Iirly sow rlI] illilulntiui lllcn luIIot taken
I the nailcr ill hand ltllll‘ttl'o making an
It‘XlUli to reach the head of the roads
mmII'I'I of falls but none “9 “erk’u’ift‘lcirlll department to usccrluln II horn
“illilIl Will" lililiiili
Silliiii‘iillliillii
Receives Diploma oi sfrellow'un
American lusiiluia of Elec-
‘ trical Engineerswl‘he
'Hi‘ghoct Degree
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All Sign Letter oi Thanks Pre-
pared hy John E. Grey Alter
Enjoying Feast
EXPRESS lHlllKS Hill
llitliiliill Ill Jill
Albert Edward Winchester, superin-
tendent oi' the South Norwalk Mulli-
cipal Electric Works. received yester-
day a diploma from the American in-
stitute oi! Electric Engineers, on asso—
ciation founded in 1884,1‘aioing him
to the grade oi: “Fellow." the highest
point ill the institute. ”This claaees the
bearer as a topnotchcr, as it were, and
places an electrical engineer who or-
riI as at the proficiency to} which the
diploma is given upon a pedestal for
other engineers to consider. The in
stltutc has on its rolls all the eminent
clectricabenglneers in the country.
Mr. Winchester has been a member
lor many years. long before this su-
preme degree which was only created
about a year ago, was anticipated. Ac'
colnpunying the diploma is the authori-
zation to II cal the gold badge. the in nlclniu'anro that spmm William you.
sigma 0f the triumph expressed in; mcr received ’i'bursduy after the hol-
UW official notice. 3““ Mr Wintilost‘meM dlnllol at the jail John E. Gray.
“oars his upon his vast.
to Lighten Burden oi Dark
Liic oi isolation”
it was a unique Thanksgiving rc
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“‘8 cflortin who is unfortunate r-noulzll to be dc.
iicd in their oilorts to tlnd the slayer. ,waik hurled through space for a dis- oi superintendent Winchester whoiu mined from the illnii)’ reunion in
the race of much adverse criticisrnianmher state was lilo originator
8" i
and quito up]:IIIIfoIXIXIiIfiIEdIcltciXuXaXfiu‘ the idea at a lettor of thanks. lllc
leiclngriXSIiizg plot In this district and about 75 other men. collally up.
today. Otherwisehohus been uucccsswl ‘IU‘U‘MX" ‘It’h after .
ml in all his endeavors and Nornulk 00“” “0i harm them and ““Y
people rccognizc him as oumlpd to promplly signed the letter of thanks
the honor just bestowed upon him X
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«Small lotus of fresh pork to roast,‘
llic and 180 per lb; fresh shoulders“. . ,v ‘ '
16c 11).; small fresh hams. 20c lb ”3' M D hoarks,
pigs' feet, sparertbs. head chocso.’
homemade confine and N9“ YorkI‘MILK fllllllllAllilE
I F
frank!“ em; himern I IhiurketI III, I An” BARBABE MA‘ I E“
\I North \iain street.
26 North Main St.
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milled to Corporation (‘ounscl
many who will present it bcime
c'ity council meeting next
Riliiii liiliiil
New Chamber at Commerce
Makes Eilori to Get Back
Norwalk Freighthousc
«‘mllk is contained.
fiklnds of milk, thc
There arc
guarantccd. ccrtill-
A, and B, and raw.
Strcct (‘ommiusioncr
'l‘llc Ileclelon oi the New Havcn road 1
to uboi‘sh thoir freight dcpot ill Upper
.\o l‘\\ii ‘lpllus sllrlcd the business men
or tin: Illfcltcd district to uitlon 'l‘ll- ‘
Shcrrnn
burs of tho. brard.
pied their uttcntion
er the (image is to ho pcrunlncnt Ol ‘ing
not. 'l‘Il cy point out that Willie it will.
not nil‘cct the i‘nvtorlcs who use cars
to ship and receive their materials tllc
tho and lltc
pollen Illrruuh llIIIlnlr lo cart from the North Main siroot
(input In South Norwnlk.
The Chamber of (tommurco, lhrolluh
its board of dirccioru will take tth
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OHIOKEHB HEAD liFF
illiicials Have Done “Everything.
of.
dining that. into:
The new milk ordinance was finish- .
‘ ed lust night at the meetings of theE
Ibonrd of. health. and it will be trans“.
'I‘am- I
the
Tuesday. ‘
iThe proposed law will require. that all .
until: sold in the city must have on the
ibottle labels indicating what class of
nix“>
jch. pustotlriacd, gl-ll-(rtclh in two urndeg
was
I1)l““S(‘llt at the monitor: and went Over
the garbage situation with the illOlll-.
’l‘hc ilIlIc of "01"
lection and lucthod of disposal Occu-
I The Illuitcr willl
br- disposed of finally at tho ncxi mot-t~
wSlnnll loills of fresh pork to roast,
pcr lb; f'mlh flXlOllliXt‘I‘i.
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Secured Money and Jewelry
Worth $2, 000 from Three
People" In New York
NEW YORK, Nov. Mir—Three rob-
bers affected a daring and profitable.
holdup 01‘ an automobile party early
today taking money and jewelry.
amounting to over $2,000 from Cornel—
iua lloremusgprosident of the German-
Iu Life insurance Company. a vonngl
woman (Ompanion and Joseph Leary,
his chauffeur.
’l‘ilc masked men jumped from un-
dcrhrus'b beside the Pelham Park:
roadway hour the scene of an auto-
lilOXIlXO coilisiou in which four persons
were killed early this week, and by
threats oi? using their revolvers theyil
brought the motoring party to a stop.
Dorcmns was beaten over the head:
Xand forced to hand over his watch"
iand money, and tho .Younr-i woman.
._who.<:c identity wasnot known. faintA
'ch as the robbers tore. two valuable.
minus trcm her hands.
thu chilling:
» work
he had. Done. with their
lilo robbers durtcd-
tin} Innlclbrush.
;and smut, the police back to the scene.
but ibc robbers had disappeared.
been in waiting for them on a cross
road. .
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«Xmas presents for tho whole tam-I
i Suffer at Blaze in Grand
R pills, Mich, Today
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GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Nov. ohm
More than a score oi spectators am
cd and cut by flying debris when
this city early today.
and children were missed after
chplosion' and until the ruins cooler
sufficiently to permit their
searched it could not be
whether there bud ill-on loss of life.
will
’l‘llv force of the cxpioslol
lnIrdwaro store. burcly cscapcd
thwir liven.
torc tllc sirucinrc to bits and scatter-
cd it over an area of {our city blocks.
The. fire started in tho Vandcrvoel
building and spread rapidly to adjoin-
ll‘c ll.: suln fr: ll ', 20‘ 1.; . . 7 .
.ln.\ny business houses, who rcrclvcd MI“, Ifcct lem_p;:;m “:12; Mavis)” lug slIIlItnrcs, dcstrov'ln' II lllnncll or “‘XH’PUI.‘ ' “t“ thou nothing daflplt
iconsianmentu oi irciltllt too small tin] I; m5" ‘1 I Y ’ d N' Y k ill“ (”and “lipids “Minus limit. the "i" X"*"‘3m“>d~ .
' III II~ .Ic salmon) on . ow or V' I. . . .. . . . A ii i it i ii I ll i‘l it h K
~ . - all“ kc Illulz HXUXA and tilt. htonc 1". .m it. .leu It may a ll
till lillh, will no out to additional III frmIki‘uriclI-I. Modern Market. 15 5 ,
llilllill‘ llardwarc storo.
So rapid was tho spread
Illunlcs that occupants of tho
ilooru “1'le thrown into II panic. ll
of
\ Reported that Site on Dudley PL? ‘
filliiliillll Pillii’illll
The chauffeur
was also forced to band over what lit-
bnck into‘I
The car I‘lroccedelh
Iii
was believed that an automobile hadl
: stolies at first the foundatiwl will
iXPillSliN Alli Hilt
Score of Spectators and Firemen
a dozen firemen were burned or bruis-
a
quantity of dynamite, gun powder and
gasoline exploded in a burning build
lug in the custom business section of
Several Women
the
being
learned .
Moro than forty men, women and
children who occupied rooms in“ the
sccondmtorr of thc burned building. a
the
upper
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Ely Homestead in Washinpto _
Street is to be Secured.
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Another Moving Picture Palace
. Likely to Result
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} That South .Norwaik is toIhaVBIVI.
new and modern theatre within a. to
wccks is the Ircport which has been
interesting the citizens during th
past few days. it is u’ndersrood than
Iva‘llllll‘ilte of local businessmen halt
been formed for the purp'oseIotpur
chuck c an expensive piece of proper
ly in West Washington street for til
new structure. ‘I
The new building will be 0E brick;
and though it will not he of man
(looted so substantially that 0th
I‘ floors may be added at any time wh
.llusiness will warrant the change» ‘
Details recording the prospect am
Incl lag in the report but some a
.tbat the former Dudley IP. Ely proper
lopposlle the Southern New Englun'
'i‘clcpbcne Company's building. It
owned by tho Mary E. Millard em
;and occupied bv Jacob sch ,7
:llom‘tlltl house and the livery stab”.
tr. being sought by the promoters BC
the nloject. ' .
This: property is (onSidcred quite‘I
valuable cnc. some cialminz that $15
000 will not buy it. calleclaily for I
theatre, for them is an entrance M
clitcr street. Washington and Cl
strccis abutting on the north anOX
soul]. lxtrcmlilcs. This would Siva W
front entrance and a stagc door, with
easy access to all. and the property i!
of such cxlcnt that a massive theatrfl
I‘could somc day occupy the. space.
Anothcl DXRCP which may be under
consideration is the New Haven road’
prorwriy south of the new city hell he
North Main strcrl. This would not it!”
as suitable in many ways. but might
{distilliiy he found it” right '1! the
\\‘:Iq no other situation availabia
(lull, or those who has inside knowls
mica states that something regardinfi
thc matter is oxpccted to ”break"
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a moron: picture pnlnco was heath
today... it is hoped by many. howwg’l‘
that lctrliinlnio lllcatro work will ll“!
I conducted. with good shows runnln
Illlllt. tin y arc now Ilolllu. lull lln- Di‘tl' ‘
ill Illzlilltltlnllln illn district llllllll, lit to y
i would llt’lLI
‘ Winfield, It on can Mir-mm
vorv nnvI-rcly it With £0041 ““11"“ rumor up with tho rullrbad lnIIncdlIIto- .
‘IIlllcil ullvml tho plan from a fatality. lv Ind try and disalludc u", “mom“.
for hr ulnricd downward houdnrnt. {HM their proposed “mm... 'l‘hn‘
Luckily bill hand caught tlIc llriligo.‘ (‘ b ”um“. tools that by the romovni of
and nithouldl llla hold was broken. it “w (mm a sworn blow bun bcnn
Ill-Illicit him no that in. dropped fort ‘ struck to their oilinct 1m] WWW“ m.
”Wt m" “M "f ”m dilliullcc. i procuring now industries which nllullt
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«*PHlZE WALTZ. a pnlzea. ! n M m WI m“ a
Iioorlllrl"u ilull, Saturday night.
MINISTERS PLAN WORK.
.I ”or tins prayer mention of tile- Iniln
tnlnrn ruprcucntinu ovary l’rotnnulnt
(Xi‘tlillilillfliloll in town at tho parlors:
of tho Ir‘lmllh Norwuik Congregational
church ycntorduy afternoon. a dlncull-
club was held regarding the work oil
the winter. spiritually. The plans will was made mtg morning. All bills in
ho ltddc known within II month. The! curred are also being volition» and
aervicc was vary helpful. : ordered paid by title transom of the
city.
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~REWARD.
if all articles tnkon from my llilll‘lm
November 27 are mturnodl barons DUI
camber it), a reward of $25 will lll’
paid and no questions asked. Mrs. C.
lit. staunch, to Berkeley street.
The monthly auditing of the Ac-
counts or the charity commissioners
~40phlr Ghaptorp No. 62, 0. flI. 9..
hare overloaded in hooking-lilac GAY
trends Helm in her racial. "Tho
monocular." an imitation Ill timid
a
"NOTICE.
Atlases chroma Illllr lime M. title
and m. “MM Pcthomuc, 80 Washing‘
ton film
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Nanak, Wainscot”, m it.
him 360.
Aflhf
as.
' lull."
amuster Jnvruul dnpnrtod
‘gllun. taking with him a largo 1ng of
.ihc boys wont right through a house.
, melding on trail were Very few and
All W' and trimmings W. and the boys qualified in their .attmt. I;
'AWII‘rIfl in “rt-ll 1mm“ m mm.
the wild rush for safety women and
children worn trnlleiI-d upon whilo
oillvrl: lullllud nzld Ivcrc rurricd out by
tho itrclucn. No mlc bad time to drops
and illono who clIcan-Il wore Imposed
to the cold and worn drenchcd by It
heavy min which was falling.
The Inoucinry loss probably witlcx _
cccd $200,000. The canon of the llrc,
has not yvt. bccn dotcrlllincd. X
“Milllllll‘l at ’lI‘Ilnliy l’ltrluh .ilall, X it X" ”WWW“ that there in it no
'i‘llcsdlly, llac. 2nli.i ill to I: :III. {III-nu Xunnl “" “mi in tho local ilre asp
honor beef, trash Writ. mashed potlt- nllllt companion 'fill a change ill ~
{loom apllgllctil rolcry. pickled, mince‘31:76::Xi"?”“12il:‘i;0‘:giggly”: :3:
and "III‘IIDRIII XIII LIIWIXLYIXW' ”or each the i’nlliam l-iosc Com ’
land the Old Wcll Micah and 1nd
Company.
X The plan in to do away wldh
through the wcnk. The claim is m
that i‘iii‘ll a illcoirc 'would not pity Xfl‘
town, but thorn are optimistic mm
union}: tho. lil‘tlllliltm'i-l. I‘
A 32991.!“ mm
.i. ll. .luIcllal was out with tho in
Vlillillt clolucut of ill“ South Norwnlk
('ongreyallollul' llIIchll, yokiordny, tho
lloy tic-outs organization. putting thom
throw“ .. courno of sprouts in tho
Inyllterios and rltiiicuit work ill “ll'arlc
With one of tho boys, Scout»
from tho
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corn. 'l‘hrolluil duvloua pathways llil‘
droppcd the "scent." and in one piano
trolling the corzl all tho time.
The tracking party found itself in
quite a predicament when it rcnchadi
one particular point in the trail :30ch
five minutes later than the scout
master and his assistant on the run. Icmm‘“ numbering lwunty four ‘mom paid janitor-n and to have the lift ‘
The chickens had been busy in the in- ”PM mot luni “m“ and clcctel the ‘ do the work. There are av; "
tarlm and tho few kernels of corn ro' ‘iollowlng "may , drivers at present and the no
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fierrrmflwm‘nk 3170“ in connection with the other
’i‘"6ilPtll'OMAfthlti“CiAi!ay. . . pact-Id of them.
The club pfmnlm lo‘lrrow rapidly Whether the plan will so
hush one meeting dismissal the who in not to he Mama but it
We. place. ‘ ‘ I to create considerable feeling.
I dapsrtnrentl before. II doc
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BOYIS’ CLIIUB EFFECTS.
’l'llo Boys ll tub of Trinity Episcopal
far between.
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