of your good intent-I- I
““C. D. N.
it ransom.
other.
ESTABLISHED 1870
NNNNY BNNNII
NW N ’NNNIZ
IHI NINISINN
IIDenis Mulvihlll Becomes De
'Eacto Commissioner—Has
Charge oi county Home
IIIIIIIIIII IIIII Mutts
‘. IIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIII
Decision in Hartford County Set-
tles All Others
| ”'7'“.
I in accordance with the deIlsiou of
the Suplenle court, handed own Sat-
“II-dag, afternoon, former Mayor Denis
il\iul\ihill of Bridgeport became Coun' ,
iv Commissioner de facto, succeeding
l\‘ hitman S Mend, who failed of re-
election by the General assembly Ibe-
Pillhle ot‘ the party difference in the
two branches.
Entered at the 11 No
an animation ‘31....
"" ... IIII III
Andrew 1%.}... one WURK R HA8
.SNM' INNINI
Informal Reception Here
" .on Saturday
Greenhorn Hell Been to Work in
Place at One at the Men Who
-» Walked liui Saturday
Andrew J. Hutchinson. for many
years a resident of .South .Nonwaik,
now temporarily residing in Rye. N.
Y., will celebrate the eightieth annl~
versary or his birth on Saturday. De~
cember ' ‘27th. His children, .Mrs.
IFrederick IS. Lyon, of 44 ‘West street,
and Mrs. A. G. Boynton, of rRye, have
I planned an informal reception for
hiln, to which all his friends and their
friends are invited.
The reception will continue from
three until ten .o’ciock p. m., and
INNNNII NNNNNS NI
guests will be received at 44 West SM'BMUBK “MINNIE
invitations extended have been sent FOIIDW Workman Had to Lower
to out of town friends. and all Nor-'
walk people, friends of Mr. ‘Hutchln- Man by Means DT Hope
and Pulleys
son through church, social or nusi-I
inoss relations. are herewith invited
through the press of the city. This
method of invitation was adopted that! SAUG A’l‘UCK Dec 23 .411 excitilg
none might be missed «who would curc' scene in connection with the stilnging
t0 “H““GI lot the New Haven electric wires
”w“ 1am oss the tail “struts" alongside the
GLIFFoflu HOTEL [HNNERI Saugatuck river took place here ya“
Turkeys ['01 this collie direct from torday when a greenhorn who had
one carom Ilotel harm and will bet his“ him! to take the piece of a me i
served on Christmas iiay l‘rom.-t to. i
2:30 at 75c the plate. l’lcaso l‘OSi‘i‘Vi‘I; (Continued 0“ third page)
tables in advance. I I:
DHDIDE NATIVE TUDKEVS; ”a“ ——THE 01.13.01» sroav.
28 AND 30 0 Fauna ' I Pipes and cigars. cigars and pipes.
Long .lsland ducks, 25c. II" LAD” LE‘VES imported and domestic cigars, cigar I
Iettes DI the box. I should worry.
l
Valley S'I'fi'e" geese, 2": 'I'I' F0“ PROVIDENCE Wheipley & Clark, on the corner Main
Native roasting (thickens, 2<lc liI. Innd Washington streets
Choice young towls, 22c 1b. _“_
Small loan fresh hams, lSc lib.
Lean Fresh shoulders. 10c lb.
Home-made. link sausage, lSc.
Legs of lamb 14c and tile.
is Lamb chops. lie in
iI‘m-equnrter's lamb 10c and 121
iI‘nllrI) native celery, tic root.
MAY 23' MARKET.
Specihl (‘hristmzls dinner after i
b'clocll ’lhursdal at the Royal Jumcs
{11111. $i..'10 the «plate
———-—-
(Continued on Third Page.)
Arthur C. Ladd who has made his",
homo in South Norwulk for some’ CHRISTMAS DAV SENTINEL-
I .
(months past has determined now to? l‘ he Sentinel “I“ be published as a
.go aqu from this city on Saturday Imomgg ”it"? :1“ Tt'lmud't'lyt; 0:22:
never to return ave on a visit Mr. m“ or. V" some I
8” Iltems. etc, should reach tnaroiilce oi’
lladd has- (purchased a torso general.
trucking inlainess in Providence, R l. ipubllcntion Wednesday afternoon
in which city he is (1 property lIolIler,I
and Iii-ill 'pcrlgotnally conduct the busi- 'PIGKETT "‘3 801'“ I
(less II He II ure
LEGS AMPDTATED
Mr lIndd known to tho uporllugI
world as "iii" hadd. is :1 veteran iul
the husciiuil life He haa' plavod all: Fighting .1 losing fibhi with the odds'
through ”‘9 state “m1 I“ other “0’“ Itremondouslv against him Eugene:
Inonuealths. and has provon himself h‘letciloI pickewfifimg morning submit- I
to "0 a wizard “MI“ “3 well “5 a de“ ted to an operation at the. NorwnlkI
'penda'hlo man on the diamond He‘llospilul and both his 1,,“ “u“. out?
Souls (Items. established in front '1'“ 'mf‘d“ ”'2” “(me IIIIIIIIIII'II ”W0" that below the knee. Hone had;
(It the Woolworth {I and 10 cent store. ' ' "'I'I'L'I'm't nrk """I ""' any 1’99“ ‘Imld 0‘“ NW "‘9 (19010” “W
. . . olh .II Ilnvur. ( ,
. i-‘I‘ the daily revolver oi many tender: 9 I ' \ . ‘ ' I118 him that H Mould b1 illilmciasiu‘)
I H" stated to a ”"0”“ today ””1 .to nIleIltuie his loan but. their (Olldl
Inlssives from little children who wish I ho gflm with ”'ng hurling made" . .
lint; to be forgotten at Christmas. . ‘ . . . ' -. 'tlon gradually ilecmllo worse. and left.
{Hugo letters, turned ovor p). the rep. "mm fritnds 'I‘Pjo' “”1 “WWII all ”no alternative othyr than to opnrnfofi
:rvrcniutive to ill.. Salvation Army. are I'm“ "‘ MW") Ulriflimns and Illlgppy Considering all the man is doing rc-
iumstigated lIv Ensign Edward 3. MW "In" IIIIIrlInblI well but the hospital auth-
il'IIlImtI, and in worthy (uses are ro-I M'I‘ .udd ““3 bm'" associated “'m‘Iorltlcs hold out \L‘l) little hope for
«numbered by the corps, Some of the A‘ I" ""0” I" M“ “('0' poIlqu for'his i‘iIiOVOI'Y-
[WW mm" from apparently wclltov the past several Inouthsil since soli- Pickett was brought to the “mm“
(1.. i‘nluiiios WINNIU others: fli'e pntilctic'h'g “I“ W" "”1"” I“ ”‘II"“"""”' lien on Dcrmnher I2th after he had
1.. II...” (Iarnost “m“.nr In”. “(m (III. W 'iwon loIIIIIl lying unconscious on the
NIH» Ilupurlnwnl, pm rt‘.‘~-il‘uii til‘\'0,rllII —CHR'STMAS PACKAGES OF ‘txrouud III llIIIIIiIoI View Hooch. As
lIwII ir' to Kris Krinzir It. The .irniv. ' CANDY' Imam us the mail was discovered medit-
' I it will pay you to go out (It towns] assistance was called and an ex-I
I‘mv‘ to 100" “L ”“3 lino assortment ,ulniuatiou showed that both his tech
”f ”WWW” "WWW“ 0’ (qudy 1““ worn fro/mu and his hands frtmihitton.
stool: ls lurker and boiler Itlilnn‘nvrr m, hud 1m," without MD“ for hum”
.___._
SANTA DLADS IS A
TADST PDPDLAD MAI
r.
l
~7FINEST BEER BHEWED.
liIIv II case for Xmas. tlIIItIiII-II No
lion, Ii?» liniil‘find J’IIII II. 'i‘IIl mill-ti.
WW.-.“ W...“ 1'1”" 3W” (‘Iiffortl I‘Iliiil.lluc,\' itlmo and was on illov verge of still”
EXPRESS can Hm; I W AZSGEENIIIEII?"E.EPLOIE. W" '
it in IiiiHi‘Vi'tl that l‘lckcti walked
\V‘Ainll'N WUN' ""0 23'”‘S"crm“” lloro from liriduopori, ills homo is n:
"AV 0081' $100, 000 iilllrlmu has learned informally that
Attol‘IIIIy-Itimloilll McllIIylloidu proh-l ;
MlW HAVE 5; mm on. All .ItlIiy will rule that, John wilurlto. IIInIlu
Ilii‘Wili IIIIIlterI iIIInivumd lIIoIII I o All MW of tho (iiollilnlnuury iiopurtmonl of
ham Express our which won on pm lilo t’nunmn llailwu’i‘t whose transat-
IIII IIiI Saturday Inorzlinghun been sent lions are under investigation. is an
to llouiou. Aesiutnllt ‘SillIIIIIiutoudout employs 0" i1 l‘i'iVliiii corporation iiiiii
iAyIIru, or the company, says the 1099 not. It government oillclal. Such a. rut
liiii)’ run from $0,000 to $100,000. the inn menus that if the charges that
Iliuurwx not think determined until the liurlto accepted gratuities from non-
iIIIt-ntory is checked up 'tlmm were tractors from whom commlnnury eup-
II muniwr oi‘ trunks ill the our and the piles Wi'l‘i.‘ bought should he aunt-nip
.Iwresu.tllnltnr was plied to the not on. l‘iurim can he proceeded against
Iii in tainted that Messenger liliiiugu..clvllly by the Panama Railroad.
uho redo outside the burning our for Meanwhile the lnvmtluallou of
mourn! lotion. was told to go into the lint-he's dealings with contractors in“
far in a company II agent at Stamford, being pushed by the lulllmlnu (‘allul
Ito has lwoo absolved or all blame, m: l ommlnuion
tinnitus to a statement made in olil~ and-..
(Wm oiliui company. swii'c still have It good stocit of
-.. mu» skates. hockey sticks, razors and safe»
' ‘ “GET iN LIME. ty razors. carving sols, knives, new
and look over our mosrschauul and morn, t’lanll lights. etc. and will have
prior pipes «Ithli price will dillt you plenty of clerks to wait on you even
lead the quality can t he excelled. i t it you have to shop into The Norwaik
we quote prices to you. Whelpiey Hardware Company.
inlet-it.
fill County ntrocl New Haven. lie in
II qulutto
w-BPECIAL DIALE DUFiING THE
HOLIDAYS
:IIi. tillarleu il-nawuy. 2i IIuy tit. ’i’hreo'
Slur Cognac Wilson. Hook Mountain
and tii'I Ir well know brands of wills
illon iii AI. 00 per botilo. iiottiod, i111-
portod and domestic. wince front 001:
up. liottled timer (brewery hollliuul.
“.00 per (also delivered.
~BIJY “HIM" FOR XMAB
shuttle of Flelsohmnnns floaters
pure rye whiskey. The only place you
can buy it. is nt. Stephen Mambo, is
Railroad Place. Tel. 00043.
i W
was..." .........». -m
I .a.‘
m
in order to give the local merchants
the benefit of additional Christmas ed.
ventinlng, The identical will be issued
tomorrow Mternoon at la o'clock.
q.
«bite mvm’ dance. semester
day night. Arlen troll.
. , MAI-- «no: your Xmas defines had soft
I} III‘NIMIAOA' an mts‘ clothing; (Pierce hats at reasonable prices. John Roda
wk Walloon Washin‘non street. wst. 50 Water St. tiavliond 3t. Cor.
“Pictures timed at Keith's. ‘12
North Main strut.
“ADI DIliliiEll AND
I the same.
iIatlmI Army (.01 ps, stated to a
Ins rapidly as usual. nor as generously
'11s in past your:-
w... (he-..
EARLY, SENTINEL TOMORROW.,
4w- ,
VSOUTH answerer. cons. {inmost escalation '23. 1913
Rain Tonight and Wednesday.
DAADE DDDATDV DLDD
W
A Christmas dinnerand dance was
enjoyed last night at the Country Club!
by about fifty young people‘ot‘ Nor~
walk and South Norwal‘k. The affair
was an invitation subscription one,
and was gotten up mainly through the
efforts of Mrs. Dudley E. Raymund and
Miss Frances Harstrom. The decora-
tions of the house were most elaborate
and pretty
In the dining room there was torm-
cd of the tables one large table in the‘
form or a cross and at. the intersectiOn
was placed it email Christmas tree
adorned with numerous small electric
INIRNNIR‘HAS
Nil! 31 INlil
IIIIIIIIII III
Witnesses Examined This Morn—
ing in City Hall, Mayor’s (lilies
and Tell oi Awiul Fatality
~XMA8 odosns.
for home- made bread and cake should
be in early in the wee'rk. Banner Bak-
cry 5 Monroe sleet
DBBEDVED SILVER
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The members of IMizpah (‘lrcle.I’
'King's Daughters. of the South Nor-
.Wulk Baptist Church. surprised Mrs.
William Buttery, their leader. at her
home. 82 Franklin avenue, Monday
evening. The object of the surprise
visit was to help Mr. and Mrs. Bub
tery celebrate their silver wedding on-
niversary and the Circle presented
PLANS TD DEDBDAVIZE Ii
them with some handsome silver
spoons in honor 3f the occasion.‘ Al- 8E“LSHIPT “NDER WAY
though utmost overcome by the gltt.~ i
Stockholders ol‘ Sealshipt Oyster
r nd to ii i till
they ”9" 8" e “g y '1' accep g'. system Will receive soon after the first
'of January a plan for re~olganizatlonI
served and a very enjoyable evening of the concern which once tried to core-
was spent The guests departed at nor the oyster market and which fail-_
a late hour wishing Mr. and Mrs. Blit- 9“ ”903““ or the i’”°"‘°‘e"“' ”Ck 0“
knowledge of the plan they were IIvorlII ;
t r man . more ha 1 amlnliersnrlos !
e y I my ' ing Robert E Herrick Henry Horn-
«DON'T .‘blower and Philip Stockton are the
buy that watch. pin, bracelet silver, committee working on re— organization I
cut glass or clock until you have Today Seaishipt is said to be ship-
looked over the title stock at Noaok a pins 30 cars of oysters a month he
'ceivers have decided to make no lo
' ‘1 port for the past year. They have no
GDATIIIBIITIOAB F00
Alli" iiiiiilEiiS LAG
i money to spare for the printing and so
Ensign Edwin J. l’orrett. of the Bill-
corner of the porch. All the electric}
balls were covered with red crepoiI
and following it dancing took ,place. cause 0‘ Beam W38 Fractured
Speldcl's orchestra furnished the Sim” and DDDBHDDDT IDIDTIDS
'Fairfield county, came to Norwalk to-
éduy to hold an inquest into the accl~
.iollowlng his collision with (I tlolley
car in Darieu on Saturday evening.
lights. Another tree and quite a bit. . W“ .
larger which was decorated in truelifRAulupE WAS M081
‘ i
paper giving a soft and deliglltt’uiII
light. III
music and it was one o‘clock beforeI .1.
the “Home I'Sueet Home" strains were:
dent and succeeding death of Joseph
(Montlik, the Hungarian bicycle rider
Witnesses were examined and their
testimom preserved lor i'urthcr porll- '
Christmas fashion was placed in them
Bilill’iiii ANN will
The dinner was served at 8 0 'cloclu'
played. ; County Coroner John J. Phelan. ot'
Iwhose demise came Sunday morning
sai.
(Continued on third pallet.
~NOTICE.
The store of Raymond and Son will
be open every evening until Christ- ’
Inns. 3
Games were played, refreshments
will wait till they make their report to
the court.
M—Catholic Prayer Books from 100 to
n” $5.00. Rosary bonds from 10c to $3.00.
porter yostoldny afternoon that the Also other Catholic religious articles
money for (‘hristmas is not coming in at John '1‘. ”we” news and stationell
No .1 Main St. Noruuik
FIAED FDR VIDLATIAD
, stow
l‘lIo memory ol‘ tiltI
old standbys is to ho jogged, tor quill
ii. little additional sum will no press»
sari lor the ( Ilrtlnont to curly out
its mission. (‘lhgt'I'cks may be mndtI pIII— scflnnl' “EGHLAT‘ONS I
able to the Sulxlltion AIIIIII and muv wm
be mailed to P t) iiox 469. ’l‘hcre Fm ”“910..an hp. (luuuhler 'i-Jliltll.
are not tun darn remaining and all MN} thirteen. In his store and nor
who have not doup so and intend (0in keeping her in school (III I-IIIIleIIIIl by
ti‘liiiiliilit, ni'o asked to take note of statute Anthunv (I mum), of South
the lateness or the season .\.Irw11lk was “mill tit. tn oath on
“W“... (1mm counts, this Inolning by .luiiiit"
*NEAR'NG THE 901“» John Keogh. The complaint. stated
“"3 “I'D“ not carry “'9‘" “"9“ ”m” iilut Cullen refused to in up Edith in ,
fail to see ”‘0” moorsohaum and ”"9" Iouulur attendancp at school. and lilo
pipes. 50"“ bargains. Th“ old reliable iucilultal (thump was I1 Iiolntlon ot’
«tore. W‘helpley & Clark Cor. Main the WW” resolutions.
and Washington streets.
M .m......._.. ..... . u .._.,
i
I -iF
SUFFRAGETTE “EFUBIESI'ITO PA“ it's anything in ,lcwulry wII have it.-
‘NOOME TAX' ‘ ll. Nouck, North Main street.
NEW YORK. Doc. ‘23.le1‘. Anna‘
Howard Show, president. of the Nation REASON FOR FIRE.
at IllIIcrlcnn Woman Suffrage Ausociit~ (my Mum” William 1,.
thin has refused to pay her Iiii‘i’m" arrived at a theory which he built-veil
1m" and yesterday “""““""“‘I “9' m' to be the correct solution III the toys
”"9““ to “3M ”“5 law. ‘ tory surrounding the lire in his otlico
I While at her house ill Moylnn lawn“ Saturday evening” m, loft “m
”“3”“"3" 'u‘" was “mm" to tilt out “I place forty Illinutnn hefort.
WV" “WI“ ““3 amount “I h" in» leaving the door unlocked. IMII. iloyt'
come. “‘1 from “'1‘“ ”““""’I It ““1“ “‘3' believes that some cigarette 9IIIolIor'
,rlved. ' went into the room. walked way
I instead or obeying Idle wrote on the around the table and throw a lighted
official shoot her declaration (It prin- stub into the waste paper basket.
.4”... Mom» mm «an...
nyl‘ I
W“ about Alli copies of the Work being
“CANTON“! 9”,”! 900“ (ram 10!! t0 DDWEA'IIDINY mfixp'emflvg.
seen. my teens min In: to woo. whom..."
Also othorcnttmiic "1mm articles
store, No I; Alain St. Nonwulk. (to.
I‘
INNIII SINIEN NEIS,
'TWD not seem III
iloyt iiuu‘
the tire »wolo drowned in tho Aiifiji mutton illv
‘rscnpe. The men fire standing on
ciuieu wiIiIiI in inlet are that "me which later resulted in the flames. The meet. him Kennedy and semen were In NW England. 1,850,,” m
tlon whiten; representation is tyran—I’mp, though it cost about 31.000 origi- thrown into life water. The bodies for New Years now. I'l‘hd .1,
» . unity to make, will be replaced for were recovered
' ”A satisfied recipient is one that liquors (In the market. Telephone
“mm '1‘. m?“ “W3 "id ““006?! xetsni-lnrdmsu piano. Studweil Plane your litmus order.
'IWINII IIMIN’I NINIENNI
Joseph Fegelle.who Ones Owned
Gregory Point Property, Also
Did Time in Counterfeiting
M
Joseph Fegelle'was sentenced. yes-
terday, to twenty years at hard labor
by Supreme Court Justice Manning, in
Brooklyn, on the charge of living on
the earnings of Iwomen and maintain-
ing two disorderly resorts.
in the indictment hotels conducted
by Fegelle at 3‘2 Grand street and 83
Montrose avenue. Brooklyn, were
mentioned.
chelle once served six months for
counterfeiting. it will be remembered
that he owned a farm in Wilton. and
that he was caught there with several
other ltalians, engaged in the work of I
maklnt,r counterfeit money. A conI—IAccideMal Death Verdict MIMI
plete outtit was found there. and the _ - . - .
Found Dead In Her company
government ofiiclols confiscated it.
Fegelle at one time also owned cos-i
sidenable property at Gregory‘ s P0ll‘lt,'
East Nonwalk, having purchased it:
from the late Sidney Guthrie, formeri
tax collector for the Town of Nor
walk.
liege-lie later sold the property to
John I“. (J‘Sullivan. and the Marion
Point llolol and pavilion now occupies
-the site.
7 LBS DDIINED BEEF, 506
Fancy flesh dressed tulkeys. title llII
\‘1tII o roasting chickens 240. I
I
MONTIICELLO. ’N. v.. Dec. 2:1
With the release from the lSuliiv' '
county jail probably today of Miss
elalde M. Brance, the woman Ivllo f
three years endured voluntary I
finement, for the sake of being the
cret companion of VIclvin 11.0011
I the mystery of her identity may no '
'bo solved. She told her jailer ls
l __(__(__ i v’
(Continued on Eighth Page).
DIVIDEND NDTIDE
.Slnuli native pork loins, is‘c.
Fresh llama, 18c.
Fresh. shoulders, ilic. '
Home-made sausage, no better, 18(I.'
Native real. I
l South Norwuik, Com).
Stpring legs of lamb lilo. . » .
Gold Medal butter, fresh eggs cran- M a meeting C" the directors of flu
berries. lettuce, celery, filming onions [bank held this day, a dividend at,
grape (NIL, Irate of tour per cent per tantrum
‘ All canned and pickled goods. ‘declared to depositors “om file
Sweet cigor, . “c gallon logs of the six months ending Dee, NI!
1 dozen oranges. 10c '1913.b Tine segue will be entered like
' I'passI 00 s on paid on and ie
C llARNOK' S MARKET “m. 10.19”. »,
Deposits made on or before I?" I
10th will draw interest from Jan. Ill
1in order of the Board of Directm
ALDEN .SOLMAN-s. President};
GEORGE L. woonWann.”
"Treasure
ITHE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGI
BANK.
«1
—-HANDSOME HOLIDAY DISPLAY.
The handsomest line of Xmas candi I
at The Cliftord Pharmacy. I
i
THREATEVIAD LETTERS
SEAT JDDDE LAADIS
W
Dec.22,1913.
VIIAATED TD VlliESTlE
(‘lilt AGO. Doc. 23. -—Vloro tIlil‘l tweu- T
(y letters threatening to blow up his “I IE PDDSEDDTD
home have been received by Judge K. ' g.
M. handle. of the United States court Darkness (it was almost midnight!
ill the last live years. This was made surrounded the alleged quarrel (whicfl;
known yesterday. when (lip judge was resulted in Lawrence iiowley’u arrest
hearing a case against John Folio. and subsequent appearance in court
charged with writing three such lct- today to answer unto that charge amt .
tern. . after two hours and ten minutes of. '
"blur-It sent the letters scare evidence taking. Judge Il.ockwood den
him." pleaded the prisoner. “That's clured that no case had been prevail. '
all the black hand latter writer over against the defendant and thereto“.
does,“ remarked lho judge. “in the entered an- acquittu'. The mass 01
amp, five yours 1 have had from (1 dozen evidence offered by lite ISlIllo did not ‘
to twenty such cases as this and they enlighten the judge enough to fix an?
all pleaded they never “mum in curry responsibility and he. thought no more
out the throat. and i know they iim‘iI-I‘ time should be consumed over tutti
meant to. Illow do i know“! iieouuso case. it is most significant that (iii!
1 have myself received more such lot alleged assault took place III the dul'iItI;I
tel-s that all the chaos that have I-olm‘ the Judge uas loft in the dark so rely
up in my court. iiowovor. l gnvotholn as the evidence was (Inlicerned am;
the Illarllluulu sentence." this morning, tillI (lay of the trial,
Folio pleaded guilty and wn-I usu \ory (lurk.
toured to live yours in tho. publish“ ' in the course of the. tostinltlly Those .I
My? coating Attorney (ioldsolnnidt was his
vitnd by a witness. who was on tit
““v‘ yiluml testifying. to allow him to on ~.‘
tie with him li‘ioldschl hit) This out -.
section was made by the witness
the best way i111 know how to all“
the colut how Iilowley and the do I
plnlnuut, Gallagher. went. at it.
prosecutor very gracefully dentin
the odor and ill doing an no doubt toil
into consideration that tho proposer
over six feet tall and of most power"
build ,
v
to
w-ri’lnoo your order (only for
(’i‘l,'.lllii for Xmas. iiuKlyll'u.
”W‘sum‘fivmm cw wow-I
APPDNIAT TDX illVEil
I’iIvil-it‘iflbit'i Vu., lint-“,2 21mm
III 11h iiIIIIII iy, oi Alhnnv. N. ’1'. and
t' A. Mclnughlln. oi liynchhurg, Vin,
CHRISTMAS IAND NEW YB,
ii'i‘ THE MAHAGKEMO H011
Cllrlnlmns dlIIIIeI will he s?
from i to 2:30 $1. 00 per liiitll
bent oiniafnshicned i llrlrttns
or born that night, and it w holder).
of White Plains, N. it. had a narrow
the wharf when McLaughlin stumbled:
and fell into lilo water. in tryiugI to
pennant will prowl and a prom
‘ “I the best classical music will, he
“WINBD FOR XMAS. tiered. A m flea; Wit! on 4
Lame line of the finest wines and mm“, on» ‘5 E ‘.m'
i
s
Stephen Norah;
'I‘ei. GDNIE.
A good adv.
WW.
[We beat iii ,,
M
iii Railroad rises.
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