too slow to. lie
profitable.
my praise when
deed. ,
Nun-unit: Luz-:Itlzwutuilii.
ESTABLISHED 1870
N /
Enter“ It the South Nam-1k Pout-Nome.
u Beoond Cim Matte or.
iii/Ni BNN
NNNN N
.W I SIHEAM
Henry Keeler, Driver for Finch
“Bros" of East Norwalk, Makes
Discovery in Wilton
iNiiNim' NNNN NNNN
.. 1 NiiNiN IN Hill
Less Than a Day on, out
Water Forty-eight Hours
W
ii’rapped in flimsy garments whlc'uN
i
completely hid itu nature from
public gaze its, in rented along the
rooms of the Norwulk river running
buntherly through Wilton, the body 01’
r- fully developed mule infant was dis
(overed. yesterday afternoon, by Hon-
Iv Keolor, oi‘ iii Fort street, East Nor~
V‘tllk, on oinploye of Finch Brothers,
mi he was driving across Fitch's
bridge.
when by others previously, for it was
liioiieved to hnve'boon in the water
the
forty-eight hours. but Mr. Koolor
:iiiopght it. looked peculiar and
on stopped his team to invostigato
and learn what it contained.
Removing the safety pins
hold the closely wrapped garments
about the body, Mr. Keolor was as-
tounded to look upon the united body
of a newly born babe. He lost no time
in taking the bundle to tho nonmet-
lmueo, that of thiNs Harriet Oin'i‘stead.
(Continued from first page.)
1 WW“ ___....___. ._
”HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
Phone pipes, gold mounted or plain;
xAigiii-s .liy thi.N box that can't
piouse, both in prior-
M’th-‘lploy and Clark,
M'stshington Stu.
IIAPPYLAND A. 0.
GIVES MASOUEIIADE
iillNI
our. Main and
'iiti‘ Huppyinml A, (‘, have its innit»
ioit‘mitig‘bull in lloodiior's liiiil, IllHI
wooing, and tho attain proNNiNil n vulgv
snout onerous l‘roiu iNNiNry stundpolui,
NV. urly 200 puopin wiAriN prunuiti diil'iniz‘
i'NiA iA‘i‘isiiuiz. iiml iii] onloyrd thomN
f-l‘Iiil‘H .
\Ilitlii‘ \Nus pi'uviiliNil liy Iliilnis‘ op
(‘iN‘Nili‘iL oi Il‘ItI'N'llHl'i. lliitI provod
popular.
i‘iii' iii‘i'ziiiuiAiiiiNin mm. lin- omit
(‘1‘. ol,
N‘liziii‘iimii Marlo: \ K'iNAlli.
.tiwiniiini i‘ii:iii'iiii ll l’uiiN i'.i\‘iil|ii
iiiiNl Niizhoiiiiz (Inhnm
wit-croiiiry NNilohii Iii undduui.
'l‘l‘i'uuliiui‘ iiiiido in: ”Iiiiil'.
lv‘milivni l‘roniili'lii al‘i‘ol‘osomr iii-r-
looti. N
‘i‘iiu rmoplion oiimiiilil.A,. \\.'lli .loiiii
.A‘Q)’AI.AIA;
“‘4” VII,
‘i'ho jiltIMiiiN worr- il’iil'iit‘iiii IIi'
I . .oninh iii t-itmii, Antonio .\uili
iii, lisill‘nN‘IIN li‘iii‘iitimio, lN’iiiiiI'N i’, (iii
«in, llitlph viii ‘. Nriioii. ( IlliI'Il‘Il (Iiiilo.
’l‘iiiiy (liiiruinr uNN.
’I‘lii» i‘iriil prim. ii uoiil ilIiIIt'iI IIIIN
‘i‘-”II NuNi :‘illI piipi‘Ni‘ (‘liitl'l', whit-h \vnNA
own for tho liiont. iNiii‘lNiiiuiiA IiIillLIiN
No NA i‘Ii‘IIIii and
"Huilllill‘ “iii-i won by Nine Miii'itiirul'
N! with. or Norwnlli; tho iii-mutt pi'iw'.
low tho
gold time tor lady. uliii iilisii into for
“w ligiill‘ mm: to Allroil IliAiiiNdiii‘iti
:Nmi It‘liiliii (union. or limit“) loirwnlli
Nillt'w'tllm‘l IIIIIN“i‘.N¢Ii‘lllIWI it girl, iiiiii
Tiu-th iNN‘iNN'N‘iuiv, iiiiNlitdliilz lilo ,liitlgou.”
’i'ito third prim, Ii noiid gold tit'iit'l pin
{or thatN illlhi miuiieniiy iirnnsvd por-
aim. wont to Jilillt’:i bullion, or iii-lune~
purl.
~NEV£R BETTER.
Never more rensooiilo onion
pinion“ for thin season. i’rloon rouge
from tilt: in 37 do Clgnrii iiy tiié in;
mm he to :7 oo WheHIIliy no nitric.
our Main and Washington $1.
Probably the bundle had been
which
fail to1
iiuzili‘y.’
.‘v’ii'hohiAA iNi.
hoot ilimiiwd vmtpiu, it nullity
our
in nu iliiiliil
NNN iN NNNNNNN
Could Not Withstand Shook oi
Operation Pertormed a
Few Days Ago
.-
Deuth yesterday afternoon removed
from South Norwalk Minis Mary Au-
gusta Bradley, one of the oldest resi-
dents and one who has nee : for many
years prominently identified with
Trinity Church. Miss [Bradley had
been in poor health for it long time
and her affliction, 9. cancer, reached
such a stage that an operation was the
only hope left of saving her life. This
was performed a week ago last Mon--
day at the Norwulk Hospital, at which 1.
place her demise occurred. Miss Brad. 1'
ley withstood the effects of the operiv
II tion wonderfully well for a few days
following it, but during the past. two
days her condition become grudually
iwo ' No and for the greater part of you
Itergiy she was unconscious. I
Miss Brown! was the daughter of
Josue S. and Mary E. Bradley, and was
born in llidgeiield, on July 13. 1850.
She came to Norwaik with her parents
when a child, and had lived at the
homo, ut ti Fairiiold avenue, over slow.
'l‘hrouizhout her lite Minn llrnilloy had
been no nrdozit (Ahnreh worker, and lior
Tbouoi‘actions to Trinity (.‘Nlirnch have
been numerous. She was it great
lover or music and following out her
ili(‘IIlliliIUll she devoted much limo to
tho studying of it. She sung 1:1 'l‘rin-
ity Church [or muny years and oi'titnos
qu5 called upon to substitute iii the
Vorivan.
‘Socinlly Miss Bradley was practical
ly n recluse, its her church activities
occupied her attention almost exclu-
utvoiy. ‘lier kind and generous heart
, win: ever ready to extend sympathy in
times of need. The old she gnve to the
needy was always
and in her death the city has lost one
I oi’ it s nohlout and truest women.
Q miss Bradley's ‘deuth comes as
a. profound sorrow, and tho
‘loun of her old and advice will be so.
voriely felt by Trinity Church.
The funeral arrangements have been
completed and the norvieou will be
hold at Trinity Church. on Friday nt-
tornoon, at 2:30 o'clock. ilev. F‘roder-
ick A. Coleman. pastor of the church,
fiwill conduct tlii.N services, liliiI Rev. l-‘.
.W. Norrie, n i‘ormor vector, and now
of Brooklyn, will assist, it being her
iAvpri-uui-il wish thul llr. Norrie liopren-
out. The interment will be lti the
family plot in i’iiioii (roiuoii-ry. Rowan
ton.
Minn lirudloy lonvon linthi-r '1‘, Ab-
bott, ol‘ .Vlinnvupoliu; \Villinm llurriuon
Bradley, oonuni-giznornl iii. Montronl;
Minn: Mnriou liruilloy, oi’ t‘liiitiiizo.ii:iil
i-lidury ii. and (loriit-lln Smith, of lliNth-
iNl, it” of whom uro ilrst cousins.
:SIEHHIH ilHHliSii
HHHS IHIH SHHHH iii
Passengers Were Shaken Up,
liul Escape injury, Although
Vessel was Badly
l
Daiiiagod
.‘N'iNIW \‘tiliii. III‘l‘. i7. 'l'an liIl‘lllllt‘I‘
'l‘i-uuuum'o of tho liliy Hint“ Lip”
roiii'iwil Iii-r piiAr ”WIN today, in tow oi‘
ii inn, with iiimiii iwi-iii)‘ i'i'iNi oi‘ hiNi‘
port riiil iurii nway uliilvmimiu hiovo
iii and iIlIN pilot Iiillllii- iiiiiiuiizmi. trill".
Iliiii him” in mlilpiim with tho four
iliiilNIi'iI lii‘IiiiiIlil'l‘ hutiiu ”Klimt”. Nihorl
l2" iii‘inr xlnrliuu for I'l'iWItIt‘lH‘tt iiiAn'
night. 'l‘liiA rruiiii lil’l‘iii‘i‘l‘ll iii the win
Il'ililifiN oi’ 3mm lN-liiwi Hound.
(in board N‘iu 'l'NNiim-kuno new about
too piouwnunru illliI it N'row or on, At
‘iIlti limo oi‘ III" volilulon moot ol’ iIli‘
pnuuuua-Nru “'i'i’v in tin» iiiniiw, uniiioti.
'rlovornl were thrown from their foot.
Iiiiiil iienrly nil riiiihmi to tho denim. Noi
our, howevvr, was hurt.
Tummy-tire sailors. on iiiinrt, ienve
from United notion buttioiiiilpe now at.
the, Brooklyn Now Yard otter tiinir
European cruise, were ailment Uta Ten
titanium and renamed vniunliio aid in
nulgtinig the. phnnenzere. .
'i‘iie schooner, Mattie onnnett war:
not Niiodly damaged !
Q
HHS HHHS"
done in u. quiet wuy .
‘.‘-li:~,:i ’IHH’t‘Ilpiii‘t oil'ora him ilullnncie.
[H H H
IBIA
Miss Sarah Davenport, ol Wilton,
iielies‘ the ,Town Ollioors,
a Resident, Stays
HHHHII HHiiiiililii
Hill’s HM] HISIIHBE
Reiuses Anyone Permission to
Enter Her Properly
Miss ‘Surnh Davenport, noted all
over the State. no one of the turnouni
collectors of pet animulu. uni-h as dogs?
and horses. in at present “in Dutch“
with the town authorities in Wilton,
and the health oillcuru nnd soioctniori
are puzzled no to the plan that would
iiil‘ord ii. solution of her attitude.
Buried Horse on Lawn.
it started like this, according to an
informant of Tim Sentinel The other
day one of Mirth ‘linvenport‘u pol.‘
horses died. . Not hoiziu‘ desirous tliut
UH! eurouns of tho aniniui ghould he‘
illlli'Il Ni‘urthor uiany from her than the
Illii‘hli hiid boon in lilo, Hlit‘ inii‘ioil him
quito nour her door ynrd, Trouble
with tho illlIIlUl'IIItii-i begun right there;
There IE ii 1qu that. providou that our
mule of whatever kindwand no .dis-
crimination is made in the oaso oi:
pets -——bo buried at a distance not near
or to it immi‘m abode than 1.500 foot.
Health Oiilcer Dr. ISCtlllIOll was the
unfortunate public oilicinl upon whom
lay the duty at gently impressing
upon Mina Davenport the mercileua
ntrlngency oi‘ the code. and he no.
prouched her house in nu eil'ort to
servo notice.
"Biol" Dogs on Officer. 1
But the noted unimnl funnier wus’
too quick for him. "She turned four-l
toon of her put dogs IOOHL‘, rind he
run for his life. Soiinlon niuuiiiy doeu
not carry it rovoivoi-~-‘l.iuiiig a mild-
mannered mum-but in thin case he
found it douiruhlo, ilo procured ouo.‘
returned and served this notion. Mina
Davenport became iingry on roiiiilnr,’
It and lliItIt’iI that ho wnn wulcinno "to
do liin,,\vori-Nt."
lir. Sedition notiiiod the suite uti-
tili)l‘III(!>l imd iiioy liuvo inkiNii iiw
mnttur up. Soinutuuin W. ‘li. iiuhholl
him Hilciil‘tlil an opinion from Attornoy-
iiiNiiorui Light, thlk liiltor procuodinu
lining in nu iitiiAmpi to collect tho
i‘i'KIb‘Il‘lliIiIll t‘iNi-a on twrNivii oi‘ Minn
iliiviNuport'n dogs. liiihiiieii Illlh inudo
ioNvi-i'iil trips to tit'i'Vi‘. tho puporn, hut
lliII(‘(I on out-ii ooi~uuion. 'lio nnyu tlint
dolhiouu wliiNiii hiiud
i hioul'oo tit.
N'l‘r_v iiiii
IIiliiilt’r iliiliiAi'y,
BATTLESHIP VERMONT f
noun DISABLED
NNNNN Noun, pm: 47. Win-1m
miAuiiiiguiN iouiNlNiNd toiliiy iii, Hilliii)‘:
ilook irum lhiN IIIAUIWN‘IIIII ermont.
which won dimlbluii hint wvolt, wliiNiiA
iNliiA iiroku u uhuit, «tutu lliiit on Holiday 1
morning NIill wnu l‘orroii to i‘i‘iliti‘ll
illil‘t‘li to night. 'Iiiliiill hri'iiumA or uiile ‘
iioiml troiiiilie, Home of tho iioidluir
i-lvotu of lim purl Il'iilliAt IiiNni-iiiitii wiNriNE
curried ithi_\' not] on lioiidny «lip wn‘xl
l‘orond iii.lit.(lll iuid i'iupimt did from
tho luiiiiunhip iNiNiuWure, which .
hnuu dotniied to unooiiipiiny III” (the '
uhivd voiiiwi to Norfolk.
The induwuro hon tnkon tho Vr-r
mont in tow and iii prououdlng nt n
three knot upland. 'i'hiN liii‘ilflaili‘il nint
oil tiiut repair» can not he mudo ho
lore. arrival at Norfolk
At noon yentordny the Vermont res
,liealth, and
,inaiiN adults
The pope later issued the i"ollouing:
“Cu rdinul Rampollu wan
one oi‘ the greatest men in the churchfi
Ho had become even greater since he
. aintomunt:
‘ his wife, of New York.
N mild to write that the message
1 been ii great com-solution to him, on it
:hud proved thnt his scheme for the re-
, wnu do: “I.
, ihiNi
hiiii -' ‘
SOUTH uoitwam.r‘couh.,_ WEDNESDAY, uncertain rt. 1913
“ illilliiiiilililiiili
NNNNNNNNNNN
Wasihe'F'ormeir Papal Secretary
at State and Great Man to
(latitude Church
C
ROME, Dec. 17.-'1"he death oi! Car-
dinal iRampollu. iormer papal Secre-
tury of State, was not made known to
Pope Pius x. until this morning Car»
diuul Merry NDel Val and Monsignpr
Giovanni Brennan, the pope's private
uecretary, went to see his holiness at
an early hour, intending to break the
sad news as gently on possihie. But
when the pope heard the name of Car-
dinnl anpollo. oupled with the cur-
dinnl'n “indlsposItion,” he grew pale
and begged tliennto tell the truth with-
out. hesitation, n‘s anxiety arid uncer-
tuinty affected hliii more than any-
thing else. The two prelatei-i then told
him that Cardinal Ruinpolln was dead.
As recently on Saturday the pope
had reocived NCurdinul 'Ranrpolla, who
, was ihnn iippurently in his usual good
lLIIOIIt1
spoke lengthily
retired from state aifnirn."
The pope ordered that tho higiiost’
honors should he paid to the dot-(Nauoil'
olrdiunl.
0n Snudny (veiling liiet "(‘uidinul:
iinmpollu. received Silas Motion
No discussed with thou: the tines-Y
. tlon oi‘ hrinuini: IlIiUllI. a boiler undor-g
:itnndihg between nil the religious
hurts.
(“iii‘iliiial llainpollu won the closest"
collaborator with Pope Leo xiii. in
the movement for the reunion of the
Christian Churches. When Pope Leo
. wn-Ni dying a cablegriun wnn received:
iin Rome saying that the
l’i'oloniimi congregations were pray-1
(‘nrdinnl 'llum~"
ipoiln took tho. dispatch to the dying
i pontili. who instructed Cnrdinui Ram
ing for his recovery.
hiid
iiuion of the churches «was not it
dream.
Yontoriiny morning ("ordinal ltnm-‘
polio went to St. i’utor‘u to inspect the
work of restoration of the choir. latter
he felt. it general ludiupoultion, which
developed into profound prouirntlon.
‘iio riNiusod, however, to allow his stoc-
riNtiiry to rmnaln with him ull night in
tho iliilo pulnoo lwiiind Si, l’etor‘u.
WIit'l‘t‘ ho had lived ninco he left the
:Ht‘t'i‘i’Illl'yHIiID of state.
’l'ho i-iirilinul'n secretory. iiluriiiod at
his condition. (Nonnnlmil ll physician,
who viiiiliNd tho rm‘ilinni, but diucovorv
iNd no uiNriouii aymptiunu und ordered
him to take it complete rout.
initor in the evening tho curdlnul
urow Nworuu nud had great dtiliouliy in
broulhing. llo iii-tit n lili'lllll’llKfl' hurA
riiNiliy for bill norrotnry und physician.
but Wilt‘il ilioy urrlvod tho «ordinal
'l‘hu dortor .NAiulil ilonih with
due to ii: Nuiini poiloriii.
'l‘iio iraniinul'u uiNiriNliix-N pmiotmed
iinni thus of tho i‘Illll‘l’Il mid iliml
niNiii. lot the proiutiiu iiIiiU‘l‘, linroncnu
i‘nioihin lliiinpoliiii’omniu, iiiid inA
ioiuuNd Unriiiiml \iorry iliNl Vuh
w... W...» «mu.» Uv’
FilAIiilliISE LEAGIIE
ilE- -EI.F.iiTS BFI‘iilEIIS
iN‘ruiioiiiiitN 1‘: pi.
'l‘hu rounlur imd li'liilillI illi‘iliilillt of
tho Norwulii iAliiuui lA‘rmiiNliiiuN imiignu
Nviiu hold youtoriiny nrtoriiooii Ill lIit‘
.‘v'orw’iiili Mirror}; ui. o‘iNioiNli. null
liltli'Ii imporlnni ‘iiuuliiiNuii Ii'itlllliillitiiI.
i‘iuuu for the coming iii-nuiin wore illit-
ruuurd tiiiil routinn iiiutinrndiuponuvd.
'2
u
’l‘lio following oilii‘oru wol‘iN ri‘NAiNii-otiiii:
l’riNnidunthrii. iN. 3 Lynn .
int Vieo i’rnuidunt MiniN .liiliu ilotk
wood.
2d Vlcuwi'rouldout- Mile. t-loplilit
Aluminium.
lid Viond’ronidont-«Minn Mnry Hop
and
l
American 1
" Fair tonight; Thursday unlettiod.
I
[Hill It
NNN us
ill. in
Flanlos Started in the Oiiioe oi
Adams Express Company
at an Early Hour
Today
‘EiPifliiiHiililHWiil
iNN iii in non
Reported That Bomb in Transit
Was Responsible
DERBY, line. 17. ~lN‘ire of unknown
Oiigin caused damage to the depot oi
tho New York, New Haven and Hart
ford ’Rniiroud early today, outimnted‘.
at several thousand dollars.
IEv-presn t‘onipnny at. on end of tho
I building bur: ii:
.the.
. slim-.turo
where the baggage room
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
1 -m." .-....._ .. .-__.-._..__
-DELIGHTFUL XMAS GIFTS.
'l‘iu- lilltil-fliiiillo is ‘Sllilllt‘llli‘ in tho
3 limo.“
'liLliB MEMBERS
HEAR PliiiNOGllAPl-i
I
The South Norwulk (llub HmokorI
inst evening was a moat enjovulile ni
lr. Angevino had one of the
lute-Nut uiiiI most modern phononraphs,
the, lldison with u permanent dinnionii ‘
point. iii the club and gave a roritnl‘
wiilrh did not close until after midA
Xnight. The main program continued
'from about right until 10:30 Unlock.
A club lunch, consisting of roast
boot iinndwieliuii und (rider who sorvod
to the one hundred and ility present.
After the rei‘rouhmeniii some of tho
guirstn pinyod pool, IIIIIIill'iii-i and cards,
onjoyiug the music tho, whilo
'l‘lio rouninr ioiirnuiuoiit {litmus worn
not hold lust night, having hot-n pust‘
pound until tonight.
Air, INIlIiNiihiArgor, of Now IIlH‘i‘iI, out"
of tho ilrm oi" ‘I’lll'ili‘p & I‘IIII‘IIIli‘l‘tll’l',
WIlIi'Ii iiiindIiNs iiiiA Now ling and HHAII‘,‘
of the Edison pliouohriipliu, was pros-
iNnt, and ho uxiilli‘itnd lIlp illIHllitilit‘i-N
of Hip muohinv und thiA i'iNi'oi'iln, will. it
initur in prm‘i'il uiiiiri-nkuhiu IijN' hurt-
iiiu iil‘\'i‘|‘iiI to lIii‘ ilnoi‘. ‘
—JAPANE5E HOSIERV FOR XMAS.
iN‘iiiiN lino oi‘ pilk iiiookiugn, i’iilr, and
illii'. Splendid liniN of liiiiiilhoi'rliioi‘ii
for Xmas ‘iNiN lhi in hoioro dt‘i‘ItIIlll;
Miss l'oihiNiiiiiN, RU \Vunliingion Htiei‘l
......_.... H... i... m... WM
lliliilllIAIi WANTS $10 000
I ALLOWED Filli CASEY
I \l'AHliiNiilliN, live. it N'lii-pimAuNNNA
iatiw Ii'lilllIilIl lionovun hiir. iiltioA
«tuned in tho IIiliiiW it. hit: lllliillii‘I‘M iu‘
ol
1lhu Hotel-Nomi) iii‘ iiii
to \Viiiiiiin .l. t‘iiiioy, of South NoiA
WilIIt, tho Hill" of iliiiiJHlll i‘oi' piiynii'ui
niiil puriioiiiil IllIlll‘Il‘iNl lIIIA‘AiiiIlli'tI by him
by lining run oviAr tiiiii lrniiipiml on
by n troop oi‘ iNiivniry iii Houlh Nor-
anlk on AAtiglint. it. will. N‘vhlio iiiiiu
ciivniry won illU‘Ht‘IliuIIlll; iii tiii.N inn-
iiruvnru unior tho m'iiuru of tho ii;iiiA
Nod Hinton.
l'zt‘ii Nury to pity
I ~CAFID or THANKS.
I We’ wtuii to iiiiiiiiNrile t'liniiii tho
Iiioighhorn, iriondu unii Iii‘oilli" ointor
Imon. iiiiio iiiiilnr Lodge, i. i.) 0.1% for
their many kind ants and words of
The fire .
started in the oiii o l t . I
C 0 he \duins NANiio llarp and 'ilandolinx~(ieo: go ON
d that out. and ate ottl
roof down to the other end of tho‘
i
I
‘ llono SoloAA-N
navy because it has stood the “test of;
M. Sonnenborg (loiirpi‘my, i
“violin Strlt)~\ViIIlililll IIllNIlilNril.
I'l‘rio,
I
has it riimiiliy
PHIIHHESSIIE lilHHII
liiiiHi Hi8 SHIIHEH
Recently Formed Organization
Has Fine Entertainment
and Supper
Progroeslvo Forum, No. l, Fraternal
Forum League of Connecticut, had a
~smoker and entertainment dust oven-
ing in the headquarters, Nformerly the
Mystic. Olinin list“, in Washington
street. ’i‘lie attendance of plumbers
mud friends was very large and the
affair was 9. complete success.
Durinur the evening cords were on-
joyed, and there was a line entertain
ineui. program, many local artists Ibe-
iug heard to good advontage.
Tl‘lie clinirmun of the entertainment
oominittoi-N, its well as the Chairman of
the evening was National Aidvocnto
George W. Collin, of Norwaik, lie do
livorod a hearty address of wolcome,
and touched upon tho value of tho
organization to the residents of this
stole. 'l‘iie Atollowing program was
thou driivurri'l, each one taking part
boini,r obliged to noupond to t’lliOZi"
l’i uno Selection—«John liiirranri
iiiiuiod bv .loliu Lariumi.
orton, lialbort.
luuiie (iiAriliN.
\oini Solo George W.
Aiiiiindson and
(Hilfflh .'.ii
N\'i('lin Solo William liuh‘ooll, iiti‘illll-
pnniod by Aiihibuld IiiiNiiiam
iii marks on i‘ ood oi" lhut): iloi~~ Sum
le l’. liolmos, uniionnl .Noiioiziis.
pnniod by
Vocal Solo~
.liNhn Lurrunri.
Alfred l(:'nouior.
Mandolins»
and Mr Stono.
\'.o<ul Solo—N .lohn Mi: Mulion.
,‘NMillllIiIIll and Auto Iiill‘lh—(Ht'i‘lml
Amundson and ()erilo.
’Sltll’lili‘l l’. HOImt‘S, in his
HR iiiH HS
HAY HIHHEH
South Norwalli Congregationiil'
Women’s Association and
Mon’ 8 motherhood Entertain
NNs. NNNNNNNN iNiNN NN
NNiNiNNN iliiliiiiilli'
Rev. L, F. Berry, oi Siamioril.
Heard on Challenge oi history
Yesterday was the annual celebriti-
Vocal Solo Aliiod Kmomoi. actAioin ’I‘IIE.
i
2 Association
;whouo members formed the committee;
‘lvarrytliing war. successfully arrangetl
i festivities.
IN‘riNiliNricw SCOI‘IFIiI, lit,‘t‘0i‘il~.
\iiiiihdsiiti lirothors ' day night
remarks, 1
dwell upon the monitor in ninth tho
_i‘l. i-nizuo hiid Ili‘l‘ll orszaniwd, on he um
ono of IIH‘ most i‘illIillflIllSlii‘ chattel
iiioNN'iiiJniN lio outlined tho nick ‘iiltI
llaN lug its incopt ion'
tort-st lo the movement, Stamford now
ir-owini: Lougiio. and
others are helm; i‘ormoii Ill various
pint-nu in (‘onnoi-ili'nt and Now York.
That the organization hero in in good
condition. and than «much iiiiiNroui
iwinu lulu-n iii the ndnirx of the (WIN r
is Lloiuoimlratorl in thiN fun that twiNnA
tyAiiviN INNiNiuluNrs tnriwd not limit Hun-
duy :Niti-uii the mutual
vii'iN IiN‘IiI in ilw i~loulh Niirwulli i‘on~
gi‘orniioiiui (“huri‘lL
A'i‘xouiunr iiuii'li Fitrgilll'l‘ \\’ll'\' wrvml‘
ill tho nomination of tho onloriulnuwnt
lil‘t‘f-Tl‘illll. 'i‘ho irt'ilcli'ui iNommittNNu in
iNliiNN'giA wnn iiNNNNrgNN \\‘. i‘oi‘iln. i'liiiln
mun; .Iili‘t‘Ii i'lzinui r. M i rotary; iA‘roil-
(‘l‘Il‘It Hi‘ilillliil, irimiuriAr: .lohii Mr-
riiuri, Silliiili'l l’, IItlilllt‘,-N illliI .ioeoph
llnriii-in.
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“CIGARS. 5Cc To $6.00 PER BOX.
l’ipiAn, Lion to “Hill.
'i‘oiiiwiNo. iii‘ to $12.00,
lirurn huh lriir, .2.0h to Stun,
IIl'ith imh ninuilu, $19.30 In iiihu.
liuuiliim-ii~ $3 an in limo,
(‘iitiir l‘illlt‘Ii. $2.00 to $5.00.
i‘iuaroilo pouch, $23.1Iiili‘) .‘5
("hair holdur. now to $3.00,
i‘iuiiri-ltu IttlIiIt‘l', into to $3.00.
'I'tiIiili‘t‘O JlHK, $3.1M) to still),
Si‘iiivmilru lo tuition.
lililci'i-‘lNNNtH' l‘lliAii ll'i‘ilili'l
Mot. A”; ()Asii COEs OVFR.
’i‘ho llilfli' ugliiiiui .riiiiixNu vioiu iizii
iiiNrin i'titiIIilllt‘iI uuiil iiiuioirnw iiNoNnA
ing, uh him ”till, oi 'I'imy i’liiiillio in
in» mono rohiimilmi. 'i‘m union or
3.0“.
II)“. from» thin lump lliiiiit‘i‘i‘Il'lI. ohuuizetl1
:liy tho iiri‘chi oi (,‘i‘iuriou liitrilohl.
ng (lilitl’lll‘ii Nwiiii obliiriiriiiii; lili oliivr,
M» N
in ”MN pm‘i’nriiianno of liin duty.
toriiuy iiimvo roprivnriitn the million-1
(Vigil
bfiwwmmwm
in.
lieu of forefathere' day at the Strum,
Norwnlk (loiigregutionnl church and
the tolelimiion, which took the form
oi 0. dinner with speeches, was 1161‘
evening. Oevr a hundred an!
viore present to enjoy
time afforded. -
A\ll praise to tho delightful and exi-
Honing speakers and to the Woman!
and Menu Nllrotherhood
oi heard . today}
:irrangoments, is
and there was no hindrance in that
(Continued on twelfth paged.
white Savers’ dance, every Saint»
Arion llall.
PHIIHI iii liHi
H? H HIHH I'm
Photos and Fingerprints ol Pris.
‘dt‘tiili iii‘ili‘iitn which would he llilid oners WI“ be Kept for Record,
lo the members
;in South Nor“ :illi then» was miiih in-
Aiong with Other Data
the tint! N
A Ill(liIL‘I‘Ti:]i(>IIL'e department will no: I' ‘
that of tho Fourth Taxing District
when (Thief \t'iillnm ll. l’eniiingwn and“
ihtortiw Svrueunt 'i‘hoinnii Leather"
innd hnvii completed timir endeavors.
'i‘liiN coirplrii- IIi‘i‘tIIIOll system, as
‘5 .
well its ll rounrs‘ pottery, is. to be open-
Ni:il uuil insinllod.
latduo sor- ‘
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n‘
’i‘liiA \‘iiwinnn l-Zrhp .iliinufnoiurlng'
(‘unmnuix oi' ltu iterator, N. Y., have
IIlN' i-iiuivni‘t to innhiil this uyutem am!
will :2iiii'l iiiiiiiiAiiiuioly.
’i'hiA [HIIII'N‘ have it good hystem Oil
hopping lhiN rvi'orilii now, but. with till!
:iiliiiAii iipiipmriit IIit‘ department. world
“III he i'iirriod on in on tip-thtD
lllillllii'i‘. 'i‘hiNro NiriN homo pictures of
NIJI'Itltilll'l'ti with riNizorde on hood, taken
III“
Sllit‘l‘ i‘ii,‘ establishment of tho uremia
iii-N-iriinonl. nuil tiNiNuiN will form tit!
iiN-NAt photon in tho zillioi'y.
~LlMOUSlNE FOR rims.
IIII‘Iliil‘dIiyilt'Ii. 'i‘ni illiiAIZ
0L0 Will. LODGE
ELEilTS OFFIRERS
AN thv AiIiIlIIilI roiiiiiiuuiuiition or
“iii \\‘i-li luiiiizu, No. lilii, h'. and A. M;
liNut [‘V‘t‘ilillif, in tho Motif-Hutu Hall. I).
.‘
,llurr ,liiNiii-ii wan l‘I‘IllrlitliI to his NRC!
iii: IlIllIli‘tiI Milli-r.
’Sllt‘l‘illliry iiohurt M. Wilcox wuu hill
. liiiriy tier-unit i‘liiil’oWIliIVu election.
’l‘liu oiroiion old.
’i‘lii- olllrurn i‘liiirwii am or i’oilowilii..."
W. M. wit. iliit‘r liuuizii.
H. \i’.ANANi-iy'iviNuliNr i’IiNoIiiNi‘.
.i. “Kw-Arthur 'l‘, ‘tN‘NArrliN.
’l‘i'iNiNuuri-r NNNNN .lnruiNu A. 'llrowu.
Secretory”wiliihoit. M. Wilcox,
i'hnpiiiiiiAA iiixv. John i-ltupioton.
Ti‘yli»i*A~-.At ..l i'rouuniuri
1 ‘i‘riiiiteiNN N—t‘hnrinu tN‘. Miiin. Wetter“
’I-l. hypo and dank-n ll itiindio.
’i‘wo omcvrg were appointed
l
eon.
4th Vim-l’ronident~ NMiiiii Margaret sympathy extended no during the iiiA
,u-aoo PLANT. might as (allows:
v"
, honor-ding Secretary-Misti Clara M.
Niiiii.
puma her position as so? miiee not Brendii'ia'er.
or (tape Retry, vii .
~Winsinw Nice and roller idiom tor Commanding smfiuryw—Mieé Corn
1th» hey on girl at The Romain iterd- marrow“ Mend.
wore “motion Trmnrerwliiwmrrtat Parker.
a
noon and death oi“ our beloved iiiinimnd 1 Poppers, lettuce, remain, spinach,
no (other, also for the beautiful l‘io‘ret oyntor NNill'it, kale, shot-tn. limit onion.
gills item no. Ioeoni'itone, harder. oliitiiitoify, limited"
MR8. NEDEON LAWESON.
Mite. EUGENE Ml'i‘fililllhlu
MRS, untrue VAN RlPiiifi.
WW9!)
nan oioolr To! this.
aprmite, outlive, Militia} ouonlutyatn. 193,119
enmriii’ and (39;, husk: will pro iitiu mm at me out o
S. Thmeol‘ga P. Bole.
.l “without; ii. Hired. .,
"rue uglier appointments will
‘:ime for tho inutnilhtion
ii
miinioniion.
ioi’
Norwalk Chronicler