Inor's Hall.
.any kind of garage work. Three and
- Workmen’s
T
t .4 “I 1 ClaSSiflbd
is.
For Sale, fibhsiness and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous:
CIASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c..—
Three Times. 509-— Each Additions; Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
‘ face or Cops. Double Price
1' IOIE VIIII; II MI “II p, 1
Mill! I‘lilE
(Continued them First Pale-)1
"Ma" To'iT"
m
commendable. Many of the pestilence
did not know until the play was lin-
'ished that Miss Ruby had taken that
part, Ior her acting and makeup were
almost perfect Superintendent H. M.
N. Simian of the Sunday school, gold;
0: 00
he did it well. Fred Bryant was
WANTED
-WAN1I:ED~-JANITOII won noon
Apply 8. Policy, 2 Monroe‘
e1. 1130 31‘,
WANTED «or new YORK
chauffeur, position as chauffeur or
, WANTED - 'l‘WO HUNGARIAN
girls, just landed, seek position in
housekeeping together or separate.
Dali “1'4, Ely Ave. d29 3t
i(lows, heat and hot
TO LE’I‘
TO , 1LET~FUiItNiSiiiED APART»:
Inent, every modern convenience. Four
rooms and private both, large win-
water supplied.
Janitor service. inquire 53 West
Ave.
onedra‘if years‘ experience. Best 013 T0 LETmNEW HOUSE, 130 WEST
references. Young, care General l)e-|,St.. first floor; six rooms, second
.iivery, South Norwalk. d30 3t floor, 4 rooms. All improvements. in-
I -- quire 130 West at. ‘t 1129 (it
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St. East Nor-
walk. Inquire 64 South Main St. on tr
WANTED-«TO BUY ALI. KINDS
battle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 83
to $4 for bob calves to to1 ten. 11.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 it
DEAD LIMBS
lure the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
lot trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Compensation
Insurance
iHOW iT WILL AFFECT EMPLOYER
AND EMPLOYEE. ’I
This law goes into effect January
let, .1914. Any information on this
important matter cheerfully given.
C. T. McGovern
Ilm‘URANCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
South Norwaik. Conn. Tel. 345.
iiie Sure I'ou Are Covered by
’Compensation
Insurance
I by the
OLD fETNA
of Hartford
at
he LIB. Lawrence
Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN ST,
ANSWER SOME PUZZLING
QUESTIONS.
'lloglnning with the New Year, Dr.
iii, 1”. McGrcgor, ol‘ the Norwaik Con-
.15'vronutlona1 Church. is going to con-
sider some interesting questions that
have puzzled the sages for centuries.
li‘hoy are to :‘bo taken up under the
general tilelll(l-~—Miiiikllld in file Mak-
ing. ilere are some or the commons:
dim. old is 1111111?
What is life?
In inn-n an alnlunl‘.’
‘i’i’lhat iii'sl made man think?
110w did he become a tool-111111101"!
Mow did he find out about God?
How did he become a flrcanan?
IWlly do We cook our food?
Who was the lucky «nun?
Who gave us the first doctor?
inho was the first muslciun?
What was the first property?
What did the first lawyer do?
.llow did ministers orieinato?
What was the beginning of'hrlcnce?
diow (lid we learn to talk I) each
ulIiC‘I'I.’
What was the first home like?
lllow did women find her place?
What did the boys and girls do
ihr'n'.’
Wlhcrc did the lliblc come from?
How did the church begin?
' Who discovered the other-world?
iWILI.
ROPE USED BY PRISONERB IN
MAKING ESCAPE.
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwsik. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort st, East Norwalk. Phone 331.
018 it
To LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E, Hoyt at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 0111 tr
TO LET—2 LARGE FURNISHED
'vfront rooms with gas and cooking
range complete for light housekeeping.
Inquire 41. South Main St. 11126 St
Dividend Notice
128TH
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings
Society
Norwalk, Conn,
. December 18, 1913.
At a meeting of the directors of this
society, hold this day, a dividend. at
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per
annum was declared. to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1913.
The‘same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after January
10th, 1914.
Money Deposited on
or Before January 10,
1914. will Draw Inter-
est from January 131,
1914.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS. President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS, Treasurer.
(III) 18
W orkmen’ 3
Compensation
Insurance
RATES AND PARTICULARS FUR-
NISHED FOR POLICIES.
THE TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE CO.
J. M. Layton 8: Co., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwaik.
Let Us Repair and
all for is so. IL,
Years
TAR PAPER. TIN, SHINGLE.
guaranteed tor i
E. R.Bradley 81 Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
‘11 Washington St. 80 Norwalk, Conn,
. Phone 781.
WWWWUWW
The Reed &Volk E
Electrical Co.
'l‘lOS'l‘nN. Dec. 30.-'l‘hree prisoners
escaped frc 1n the Charles street jail.I
early toda). by means of a 1'0le anode
‘ out of their bed clothes. ’l‘hov sawed
the bars from a window on the third
floor, let themselves down into the
yard arr! H-nled the wall.
nay Clancy, who hurt his leg in get-
ting off the wall, crawled around to
the gate, aroused the watchman and
gave himself up The others. Arthur
months and John J. Block. disappear-
offenses.
One, Bnr~‘
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
‘ In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone BOB-60 30. Main 8t.
30. Norwaiir. Mill 0 Hall Block.
I GOCWWW 26W
1
I r
g I?
. Household helpers watch Sentinel
ed. All were serving terms for minor Want Ads. for chances to find more
I appreciative employers
'also oak partitions, doors and desks.
11130 5t .
Paint Your Roof
before the snow files. We will do it
Get Our Prices on Cement Sidewalks
dressed as Uncle Sam and he drew
dorth much praise for his efforts.
Innis St. John Keelcr as Santa Claus
was fine. tin he carried bushels of wit
and humor with him last night. its
spread it out to the audience in great
style. One of bile chief 1by4plnys at
his was the mentioning of the fact
that since he was last here, there had
been a. great change in Norwalk.
Where in the innatihere existed a
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-LARGE earn cnnar;
Inquire Harris and (lane, Water St.
(127 III.
LOST I
LOST-«SUNDAY, cunsanr AND
edthe work of the fifty children and .
Recitation Medici
Myrtle Know;
Recitationwmi‘he of Christmas Morn.”
.Goorge Kosmookle. ‘
Quartet»—
ii‘our young ladies.
Recitation-«Who Holy Night."
Eartha Varies, ,
Recitation—"The Heavenly Bong,"
Victor Kosmeckie.
,RIecilntIone-“Immonuells Come." For Household and Man-
Robbie Cedergran. - ufacturing Use. Makes
Recitation~“0nce in Days of Old." sy, quick fire. . Re.
, .. Amelia J°“°”' ‘ ' duccs the cost of Winter
Recitation—o
Amelia Knol‘r. Rooting-
Class Song—"Farewell, Christmas." , . v. 11 I1
Mrs. island's class. .We are again manufac-
turing 'Coke and‘will be
able to supply any quana
titles desired rwmnhis
time on. Order by mail
or by telephone.
Springwood Chapel Exercises.
lhil'rth and ,merrimerrt reigned su-
prenhe last evening at the annual
Christmas festival of the vSpringwood
Union Sunday school and everyone‘
I
star .pin set with silver pearls. ite-
ward if returned to Sentinel office.
11111 11111.11
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, es, Probate
Court, December 27, A. 1).. 1913.
Estateof Nelson Lawson, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik, hath. limited and al- This city has been consolidated
lowed six months from the date here- . since last I saw you. It has- grown so
of for the creditors of said estate IOIIJIg with its 26,000 inhablntants that It
“chamber of horrors." now in its
IDIIICO was substituted
of commerce." lie was glad of the
change. for he felt that it meant the
permanent relegation of old fogylsm.
Other jests of Mr. Keefer were the
I found great difficulty in getting,
here without snow The runners of
my sleigh are about 111' mu off.
Guess Uncle Sam will have to tele-
phone Mayor Burnoll to send up a
couple of his city automobiles
Those who neglect to present theirgxorwalk. The city is so big
accounts, properly attested, within I see you have a new Chamber of
said time will be debnrled a recovery. Commence.
All persons indebted to said estale are vllopc it will be an improvement on
requested to make immediate 1llay1nent‘ihc old chamber of horrors.
to in the old Board of Trade you used
EDWIN VAN RIPER, ito have a fine exhibit of mossbacks
1130 iii 13 Administrator.‘ and fossils.
' I lint i see the new Chamber of Com:
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISII'ICI. Of NOI‘WRIII. 88., I’I'OIIEItteImugmln].
Court. December 26, A D., 1913« The Chamber of Commerce has
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dls- of relics.
trht of Norwalk. hatih limited and (11‘ I commend m 1011 the construction
10W ed SIV months from ”18 date IIBTGII and upbuildlnl: rather than the old
of fol the creditors of said estate to fogrrlsm and bickering spit It
mhibli their claims for settlement. I One thing I noticed as i lame along
’lhoso ho nculort to quesont their was the big Christmas use. The cit1'
accounts properly
sold time will no dobnrrcd a recovery. nicipol vpmgicssivc sphh so 1 (mild
All persons indebted to said estate not stop
arc leoucstcd to make immediate pay- I,
1110111 to
MICHAEL LUDRANO. Advent Christian Sunday School
Executor. I The following program 'will be ten
‘ Idorcd this evening at the
IChristmas concert of the
.. , Christian Chruch:
1 Opening Song-—
, Schooleo. i.
IScripture iteading-
(130 iii 13
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
"1 ' Pastor.
lropractors
S. W. Veisor.
hurt you, call on me and be con-‘ Recitation-«W11 Ham"
vinced that I am using the BEST} Am“. Vades
and MOST UP TOspATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.I
63 Meadow St., South Norwalk, I
7 to 8 p. m.
lRecihitlon-“.lcsus' Birthday.”
Ariel Ainsworth.
I RPCIUIIIOHM'I‘MEHY Christmas."
Harold Self.
llccilationmmi‘he Fir Tree,"
Stanley Morton.
Solo and (lilorusw I
207 Atlantic St., Stamford, g a. “BI" wm‘m
m. to 5 p, m ‘Excrcisemml‘ho Wise Man's Searcli,‘
. Spinal Analysis Free, i 'I and F (‘edersren
i‘RC‘f italicn—-—“A Bit of Human Nature"
Amelia linen.
Rccltz1tlon&-—"A i’retty Story,"
1
I 'hiar
, y Johnson.
FORMER SWEDISH QUEEN DEAD iRecltntlon~«“2\io Room for a King."
infant clans.
Subject to Fits of Melanchoiia ilnri Groesolmer.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dec. 30,—— Recitntlon—“One Happiest Holiday."
Queen Mother Sophia, of Sweden, diedI Zolton VWIBB.
here today. in her 78th year. She had Recitritium—"Something Worth Willie,”
suffered acutely for several days and ”line COMIN-
succumbcd to an attack of inlicmntion RHCIIIIIIO“ “IIIIHHIUIH,
of the lungs. Story,"
licr majesty had been practically;
Illsie Knorr.
an invalid for more than a quarter or Rocitntiom—"The Christmas Birth-
11 century. She was subject to melun Ii diii'"
choliu, which necessitated a constant TIWWOY“ Nelson. I
iteclintlon~“li Starry tSky,’
ilazel Cunningham
watch being kept on her by her modi-
‘ cal attendants. She took very little
part in court functions, devoting hcr- Souls"
soli’ whenever her malady permitted ‘SCIIOOI.
it to cniorprisos of a religious nature. Notices and Offering.
She was a great sympathlzor with the IIecitnilml—~“Ii00m in My lionrt."
Salvation Army. whose operations in Am! Weed.
houndlnavin sho followed wuh intense Recitatiori~~v"(711ildrcn'n Duy."
interest. she waspiso a strong advov Annie Gecko.
cuts of temperance. ' IClnss Sons"
The lute queen mother was a pun-I Nos. 1) and 11
cons of Nassau and was married at riteoilatiom—“Pm 180 Glad."
Wifiiibtldiill to the late 1(1' or: Oscar il.‘l1utii ‘Self.
brntod their golden Wedding anniver- . "
sary in 1907, just six months beforeI
King Oscar's dcnth.
‘llor majesty leaves a large fortune,
most of which, it is understood, will no
to her younger son. Oscar. who re-
nounced his rights to the throne in or‘
der to marry Ehba 'MiillIf,‘IlIl.l mother's
maidvohhonor. This marriage was the
cause of the only difference which
over uroso between King Oscar ii. and
neon Sophia, the bitter encouraging,
the match.
I ’i‘he «(man who serves noon Sent:
nei Want Advertisements to scour-
the household help has 11 little that
for other thinks, I
or,
llelen Bartlett.
itecitatlonwfl'm Weary of Waiting,"
ldn Knorr.
Clues Some» t
Mrs. «Blund's class. I
Recitationv«-"A Christmas,"
Bertha Varies.
'Recltationw“Why We Keep It,"
Freddie Cunningham.
RethIonw—“For II the
flake,” .
Tvl’iliifvi'lha Nelson.
Exercise-5
Lizzie Jones.
Below
Mrs. i’ntrick’s class.
the "chamber I
following: !
I Recitation—Mar y Knrdos
exhibit their claims for settlement. Itook longer to get here from South
merce has no «provision for the old;
Estate of Emilia Lvubmm). late of brought, the new shoe factory here to'
take the place of the museum cxhlblt‘
attested WIIIIIID had not notified me of its now mu- I
““3““ Norwalk us an operator on the G00d
\dvcnt your 111ac.hine
1
Queen Mother Sophia Had Long Been illecitatlon A When thriutmue Comes, ‘
1 (lhristmns
in June, 1.3 .17. The royal couple colo Rt}cItittIOil*"JGflIlil, the Royal Strang-
present had a jolly time The follow-
ing program was rendered:
Song.
Remarks by superintendent and pray-
or.
Recitationmltiatlldn Gezy
Recitation—busts Gall.
Song :by school.
Itecilalioanililum Yobagy
Recitation—~Gracc Gall
Primary Class,
Song by school.
Main Office, Clifford
Block, Telephone 68;
Norwalk Office, Wall
‘ StrcEt, Telephone 1096; .
or Gas Works, Telephone
128.
Reoiiution~iola McLean's class.
Recitation—Regina Dales.
Song by scillool.
Offering.
Quartet
The United Electric
' Light 81 Water Co.
vli‘isher will run for mayor on an
'ments are being n‘fftde by organ
Prof. Fisher. Turned Mn ny .
crate, Nominated on can do
Ticket. ,
MIDDLE'I‘OWN, bestow
Coins, a woiivknown businessman
last night nominated for mailm- b'
moi licans in a close contort M
Alderman William E. 81101111.: ,
(‘oieg received 207 votes and fl ,,
Strand 191, sixteen votes 11131031
At the democratic caucus last was
Dr James A Lawton defeated to
Mayor Williard 0 Fisher by 18 to .1
The city election occurs on Jamar
19 and it is predicted it will be In
hottest in years. '1
it was said last night that Prot-
dependent ticket. '
Professor Fisher was
for mayor at a caucus of the .
zcns' party" held last night and =
tended by about fifty citizens. A 'fni
ticket was placed in the field for it} .
city elec lion, made up from the n
locus of the republican and do
crulic parties.
DINNER FOR SAMUEL GOMPE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—--
labor to give a big dinner here If
ry 27 in honor ofv'SamueI (loin
president of the American Fedora
of Labor, on the occasion of hi
birthday anniversary. More than
subscriptions for the dinner have,
ready been received. The affair
being arranged by the Centralhgl
Union of Washington.
Recitation—~Elizabeth Warga
Recitation—Irene llnlns
Recitation—Mildred Gall.
Closing songs—America.
I After the program "Santa Claus"
distributed presents and goodies to
the children.
AStitch in Time
Saves Nine
This is particularly true with the
is quickly
loss
teeth. A small decay
and painlessly filled without
of tooth structure;
1 Dr. J. H. Mallery
makes no charge for complete ex—
EW
CANAAN
I amlnulions and estimate.
I Sound Teeth are a health insuranca
7..-.
‘ policy that always pays dividends
Griffeth Jones was the guest of
relatives in town.
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16 So. Main St, 80. Norwaik,‘
HOURS: 9 A. M. To 8 P. M.‘
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
WW WWO
! WWW $0000
Howard 11111111 is new emplOyed in!”
_._—~
1 - m.“
I Malcolm Slottlcr of New Haven in
I visiting with relatives in town.
was of the finest mode and of the
IIklnd that mado this fascinating sport
enjoyed to the letter. .
Miss .‘vlnhol Smith is visiting for {Li _ -
wool; 111111 .11l.11i\cs in Brooklyn and The annual meeting of the {mum
PWUI Amboy, States Metal Screen (70.. will he held
._-.__.._ lin‘Norwalk on Jan 13, at. which time
UNIS F- III‘iNmI OI BfOOkIl'“ 19 the election of a board of directors will
lspending 11 iwo~week‘s vacation with mpg, leo and other business of im«
INS mother here. ,portnm e uiil be tr.1nsn(led.A num
ber of persons flom this place have
Johoph Martin has commenced his stock in this concern and will be We?
duties as local collector for the John out either in mm)“ or by proxy and
Hancock insurance Co.
I
:vote at the meeting,
THOUGHT NICKELS WERE
COUNTERFEITS.” .'
i
I Mrs. llcrhcl't Sinuson is spending”
Iseverul weeks with Mr and hirs ‘i’t‘\- I
log Bylnutin in Norw alk
A dance will Ilp hold in Raymond's: -\ 310W I“ I‘I‘I‘lg circulated about
‘vliull W odncsdny
auspices of the youg people Ibel of (ounicrfelx, nickcls, but it all
pen." 5 that it was all a joke and or
William Sounders of Waterbury is. lglnmod in 1.11,. mind of urbrlghi young,
the liiit‘si OI MP. and Mr“- OILO Si‘lnnldt I business man in Main slrccl. lie dis-
,nt their home on Main Sti'ei. icmmed that some of the 1913 nlc,kels
i _.-.,., (m- ,pul into ("IIOIIIIIIIOD for the (‘hris mas
M". “MI “W (“mild "“11 ”I New holldnvs, had 11 light line on the 11n-
‘1'o1l..spcni the weekend IWII‘ MT- Idol shit, and the “five cents” stamp-
I
l ”a“ 5 "MINT on 'SOIIIII AVBINIL- cd thereon was raised. while some of
the others had a heavy lino and a
TIMI" “II“ I“? m" masses in St' I“tho roots" was cut out of thwmetnl.
Aloyslusn (‘hurch on New icar's Day .Iii‘ started 11 story that the “PM,
The “'8‘ will M at ‘I and the I’II‘IIOIIII lined [iIt'if‘R wore counterfeit This
at 8' soon sprcnd to the trolley born. and
Him 010111? 11110111 emptied their pockets.
cd relatives and friends from Water "““I I’I‘IRII‘I ("II "II “I0 WIIIII’I‘I‘II
bury 11nd Stamford, at Christmas and "I‘I'II‘IIBI “WI“ “”3“” ““55”“ ”I“ "‘I’
over the work-end [idly 111-1 liflilllimf‘. on the passengers, and
w..- ilhn irollcvmen also refused to accept
The, annual meeting of the Mild-Ck 1111v 0111ch like thorn Finally some—
1.01.1918 or n“, phat Notional liunlc onh look the nlzlu-ls to lluuhn‘n‘h and
will be held on 'i‘ucsduy, .lnn l:i.wi1on ascertained that both had mull value.
directors will he electrd, .,. The joke”— le on tho trolicymon
Mr. and him. ()tlo tichmidtcuic'vltniil ‘
i
fHREW PEPPER ON SHERIFF.
”’M vlivtli'limilv;
D. Louis Ladrioan Victim of Attack of
Shelton Silk Mill Strikers. '
The striking i‘olnrks of the fill:
mill in fihciton lnndc t’hinus warm
ifor unoclni officers who we're alili'd‘
ing the mill property yesterday... The
trouble has not rhoon of 11 ecllllllu no:
lure, but yesterday.ol‘lnrnoon;it name
Mr, and Mrs. H. D, Atwutor, Jr., and out in full force. The mob 'litlIikcrs,
children, of White Plains returned topvoro not the only offenders for their
their home, Sunday, after 11 Hevcv'nllwlvos and supporters 111.1doI 111'; much
days visit with M 1'8. Atwntor‘n mother if not more trouble for the officers
on 'Oenoho nvonuc. bimriff 1). Louis Ladrigdn, who 'Wiui
, Mrs, Catherine Fox has returned to'
IIiBl‘ 110an in New York, utter a pious-
unt visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Tucker on lnu'tis ilvcnuc.
I
Mr, {1nd Mrs. (llnrcnco .I. inns and
son of New York are spending the
holidays with Dr. 1111 Mrs, i‘. ii. 'Sco
viiiu on North Main street. I
evening under the town of the presence of a large 1111111,
. .
World-Wide Metho
All known diseases have been 0
b
Szggestive Thereapeutice, No
Practice and Magnetic Healln ,
Hand Treatment oi the Vital
”ans, the Nervous System and
Spine
A system of healing which I)
about the cure of all diseases
bringingr mind and :body into harm
with nature.
No Impossibilitles In My MethOd
PROF. MILLER
155 Washi‘gtOn St., Keeler’a Bid
South Norwaik' Conn. .v
OfflVe Hours—9 to 5. Evening! 1 _
Sundays by appointment. I‘
The Gift of Healing stands i q ’
among the talents and Ithe list of o I
losslons. My \lethlods revive the d
mant energies restore the vital ford
to no: 111111 .11 tron if vou are not w,
and strong you are not true to y ..
sell' or your friends. ,
Breakfast 25c. Dunner 35°.Ii
I Supper 25c. ’
. '11.,
Wednesday Dinner
Vegetable Soup
lioilod. Mutton a la Beirles
Roost ileef
Stewed Carrots
Broad Pudd‘ng .
Home-made Bread and Pies ‘
C, HASSK‘N. Prop.
eel/2.94 Wash. st. 80. Norwaik._
TELEPHONE 307. “
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New Year’s
Cards, Booklets] “
etc
New Your s iiioolclcle ....... .
51:, 10c, 150 «all
New Year‘s Cards so, So, 100 on.
New Year’s Letters . Be, 100 “I:
New Year’s Post (‘nrds .
5c oa., 3o «1., e for be
.11. Manette
88 Washington or
Tel. «0. lo. Namath.
Paper
. ‘Hangin
Our Specialty.
PAINTING mo oscoMflNa.
Herbert W. Gerhard
onsoonv new even
on duty, come out of tho dny‘ it work
1111.41 other], but not without having
The chief of police, Otto i-icbmidt.
East Norwaik. Pmn‘o 5
has a new uniform of the latest New
Cili‘IiiiI CIiIIiI Yolk style The (out is of the mar
cont pattern kind and in just what is
wanted for the cold winter days and
knights.
A number of New Canaan's elite en-
loyed skating on Whitney’s and the
digeitatioan‘A “Pouch of Christn1ns."l Taixnudgo iiiil‘ponds, Sunday. The ice
5.,I
some I'XIIIIIIK cxporiencepr ~ Vnni'cful “'
men and Women threatened him and , ‘
one woman hurled n. unenlity of red,
pepmer in his face. The sheriff just
dodged in time to sure 'his eyes, IIIIIII
pepper inndim on his oloth‘tw A cityI .
sheriff of ilrideeport stifleigéiib blurb
cut on his threat in taking a knife
away from one of the foreigners.
1
For Unto onto Bel-via
FRED H‘. OANUN“
Funeral Director and
Embnlmét..vvv' '
0mm and mild on
“relaunch: 9M.
84 80. Main 8!
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Norwalk Chronicler