any business When
, a man advertisemE‘tsa
Isure sign that he
something worth wit
If
nsrnnmsneo 1370
will] IH- HHHHHH
HHIHPHIHH
I
3.,
Attendance at all Edilices Yes-
terday was Very Gralilying
ConsIderIng the _Weather
IHIHIH PIH HIHI.
E HHIH IHHS IHH
Dtiicers Particulary Faithful
Morning and; Evenings
II vulllte
nv HIIL h
the inclement
maintained
IweutheI
throughout the
r: ' 1i _IpI‘or-inlile It slI onso to the efforts
it t tilltil in connection with the (to.
It I‘lluroh (’nIIIp-Iign Reports from
Him various count-(IL ntious SIlOW III II
N’i-ElS'” 'Intlte estimate u gnlu oi twen-
Iij: per cent in x'IItltuIizInee met and-
II ww-
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
LIIND 0N NDHDWAV
SSALP out oPEIIf
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Entered It Magosoutb Normal Font-diluted”E
" unit I: In § , _
IIIR III Inn
Probably the Oldest Man in This _‘
lid Gian Mother 1'.
IRIRI E"
II III Ill
General Boone and General Sal.
Vazer Say They Do Not lntend
to Step Across Border .
IIIIIIII III on
IIIIRII IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Position is lmpregnahle
. p.....‘..-_.
OJINAGA Mexico. Jun. 5, via. lIuIy
llino to Mquu. -All doubt as to the in
Iobrls or stay here until only soldier
l is dead, was dispelled by General i‘IaII
oiseo Cnetro lender or the. general t'od-
Iqul troops, and Gen. Ynez
Iin intentions ut hcnduuarieis toduy.
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HHHHHIH IHHHPI
whnl, stub ‘Il Suuduy ordinuIllvE
HI IH IH“ PHSIS
Commanders State that Their.
SI‘IIIIrI-III','
ooIIIIIIunder oi' the federal toluntoeru‘
IHHM HHHI HIHIHE
Section of the State
John Weeks, a retired mun, died it!
the home of his nephew, Frank in.
Willie on the corner of Bates avenue
and West Rock Road, out the ripe old
age or 105 yours and 0 ononths. Death
coma Sunday morning at 7:30 o’clock
and old age was the cause.
Bowen probably the oldest man in
this section of Connecticut. But few
people know of his ego until the an-
nouncement of his deuth was made
today. Jupteln Joseph Byxbco of
Maple street, Norwalk, lint-l long been
given the. honor of being the oldest
men in thineection. lie is 102.
Mr. VilecltII was born in June, 1808.
known as the Borough of the Bronx.
lilo moved to Ni,lehvlllc Tennessee.
whpu n voung men and there bought
n plantation where he Inisod cotton
Eztnd tobacco lie retlted irmn
lot‘le thorn. uttd was It member
ii touts. 'l‘hui one (it about the time
Eof the (,‘ivil War.
E Mayor Wood wns thII bend of the
city‘s govertrn‘mut lili‘ll,.illlil Kelsey
was the chief of the dephrltnent. At'tI-r
‘oit'ht yours (It servioe he retired from
Enctlve worlt for good. lie combined
to live in New \‘ ori II until i ’ \t‘itl
Ewhon he pulled to the hump ol‘
‘nophrw in Norwnlk where he died.
E Mr \‘t'oolm wns II widower and but!
too t‘l‘lltli‘t‘ll, both ol‘ whom um (lend.
tile with wus- Mien .lullot i‘bertnun, II
Inntive of South \\ilton llvr
his
I I’ittl‘Ht'k tioldrick. n bourdei {it the. HBrakeman in Flelilm Yard saved “IE ”mph" Willie I” ”‘Ehm' and
fl null Fill'lll, was brought to the Not-
_\\ztlk Hospital. Sunday morning, withE
lie. wusE
It‘ound lying at the roadside, on West-1.
port avenue, by a pesserby. who com—E
.1 er) bud cut on his head.
ntuntt-ated with the hospital. Dr. Wll
Eliaml I .'i‘rncey was culled and found
II («III about three inches long. It was
Tight down to the skull. How he snu-
Itainod the senip wound (ioldriclt is
:ttuuble to say, He, was on his wuy to
Ithe ’i'own 'Farm and tlIIII i:: all he can
remember. ‘1le had been lying along
the roadside all night‘und was in pret"
iv lIIII‘. shape, when taken to the houpiw
Hut. The doctor thinks he, will be con-
O‘lned ut the. institution for about ten
Itlnys.
' Other Hospital Cases.
. .Iuinos Hyatt. n hither, living on Coir
lI-r nvenue, underwent on operation
III the Norwalk lloepitul, this morning.
illr. William .l.
14 Int. awuy a tumor of the lower jflw.
Th e slx-vt'cn old non of Sumuel iron;
to 'l. of Otthnld stilt-t. had no operat-
1qu for ndonohlu. E
~-~MEERRILL NIGHT scuoot.
tlp‘ttH 'luewduv. .lun ll, trill.
UNDESINHDLES HSKED
TD LEAVE NDNWALK
.lohu Koouh mode it llluinly
IIIiIlI-t'riuuti in court uulny Ithut
HEiiltltI) ot’ \\'illlnIn Ill'I‘l‘u inrlIIIllnt:
lJIIIII wit. urn ItlIdoIIIII :-i- tllth‘llti lot
‘nlh, IIIIIll il eonth ill d the tune t'EIl
v-iIu lI thinned IIlllI t-Ehlttlteu
Il‘hit rim; until “inlurduy. with tho eon
ultimo lltzll ilII booth
[in turn the end of lho Wlu‘Il The out
romp l. II-olII' vnllhml I'.‘ the pollen
(IHIWIHb,
DIVIDEND NDTIDE
non-nu
Iltl~ltzrr
tiE'VEt t
IIN
one. some NURWALK eevmost
BANK.
Hmuh N Iu‘nlh. ('IIIIIII.
A: it tum-ting of the tllIoctoru of thinI
bunk held this day. a dividend nt thn'
cent. per nnnnm wne‘t
Mile of four per
deemed to depositors from ‘tllltl rum
into oi‘ the nix months ending lion ill,
bill? The union Will be entered on
ginsuboohu nnd putt] on and utter
I‘IuII 10.1914. ‘
I ‘lwIIoelin made on or before Jun.
nous will their interest pom Jun. but.
by order of the Board of Directors.
MIoEI' SOLMANEI President-I
GEORGE L. WODI‘IWARD,
Treasurer.
lien. 22, ”MI
is
o
’i'rncev used the. ltilii'uE
“l“:
mu i \I'illllinntl f
by Quick Action ot a Fel-
low Worker
, Ili‘llillti (‘liggottm n brnkomnn in the
,employ of the New York, New ilnvcn
and linrtl’ord ltlIilrond, \vus pulled
from the very lows of denth this morn-
ing by u l'eilow workmen, S. (l. Holley.
Hud ten seconds elapsed ere ilolley
hud mode good his attempt, the our
wheels would have massed Over (‘Iilk
gotto's body.
The tIerkenIun had released It coup-
ling nnd signalled for the bucking,
when he. slipped, proonhly due to the
slush on the our ladder, and tell he
twm-n the two l‘rolght curs. lie was
stunned for tho mottent nnd lying inert
but. :1 low lnchon from the grinding
“'Ilt‘i'iti his lute seemed settled.
ill r. llolloy, however, hut] noticed the
IIIuII'n plight and with top speed mode
for tho spot. He nrrltod in lime.
tiruuppintr Itj‘lllzgotlo'e body he fairly
anIlII-d it from the trucks, the greedy
iwheoln crossing tho Very spot 11 low
E second.» thereui’ter.
(‘liunotte‘s Iilti'k \vns struluud by thE
minor
hint to
lie l'ully
:l‘nll IIIIIl he hull several other
lIIjIII'lI-II, which will routine
Ellis. home for vaornl Iluye.
:leprt-einles the
port of his suvlor. .\lrI
llolns with thoeo who
jnmldent in pint Inn lIlIn
Holley. utIIl
know of tho
W-W um
8T. LADISLAUS NDLH
INLME SDDlETH DFFIDENSE
The Holy Nntue Society ot‘ SlI lIIIIllu-
I'upid action on lhu‘
lililIitiS her homo with her son, l“.
EWillis. Mrs. Willis is lit years old.
I For the pest. 10 yours Stir.
Elms boon totuliy blind, and this nitliw
Elton win:
in thoEold Wostchcstcr County. now
that.
. . bus“ II ‘ W . i In E
l: we of ‘0le am the dttenduncc at Ilcntion of the not them division of tho m0 H in the little lll( rein I‘d
It I I; I I I '-u (ilk III nnIl 1* Ol'reE
mm“ “Xmas in the tilt showolE‘EE‘E‘EEE ill federal (“my to defeat tin-.10 \t‘ V t J I H lit P l
tor .
il‘ZtlI
sister. I,
A. .
\VI‘I'IIIR E
brought on by rennin: too“
‘E.;wc can endure
troubles of others. E E
Question oi. Séeeiat Assignments
Comes Up arid No'one Objects.
-—‘CourttAdvice (in It
on no not With
lHliilHllHlilS IIIIIIIR
Jurors Drawn lor Civil Superior
and Criminal Common Pleas
mulher Business
m.—
.iIIdgg llowurd ll. Scott will open
tho .JIIIIIIIII'y term of the Common
plinth court. for trial business on
E’l‘uoisdny next. Thore to II. lonL“
Iiot.l:ot of (uses ready tot trial. it“
the tumors cum to put them down
his honor will be. on hand to hear
them ev'oty possible. minute'ot time
prmhied by the court rules.
(Ifontlnucd on ls‘ighrh Page).
PHHHIHIH HIIHIH’ Ill .
lH HHHS HI HIHIHHH
f Philip Simone Hat Menuiacturer
oi Danbnry, Wants Damages
irom Mrs. Everett Tolles
l
W
*lnltPll. He won II book or humvludgo,
[Ind rend exteIISIveiy Hlil('(‘ ll l‘ouniJ‘
buy. it constituted his fuvm'ite illlllltitt-E
Intent, lie hud no other |lIi):E-‘lt'lii trou~
bios nnd wus \ery robust, rrIIIIIrlinlII)
so for hht :Ige, lloenusl. of his physi-
cal condition not] “‘1'“ preserved body
very few would eII-r lnlto him for over
E00 yours old.
I in respect to his hnbits .‘tir. Woolm
wuss nu incenn'tnl stool-er Ii his Iiiil.‘ I i
E E E E ”Eroinpleto the sole of primer”. on luhn~
1
Even up to tho time, ol‘ his death
Ismoltod its much an ever. lie. was no.
nohttoly temperate IIIId hurl never
touthed it drop of liquor in his life.
I The funeral services will be bold
Efl‘tllll his lute homo on \VOtlllt’h‘iHii}
I-voIIhII: at 7:30 o‘clock uud ltuv. ll.
(‘nsuoll will oillelnto 'l ho bodyE will
be tulten to \loodluun N Y.. ul 'Iro
builnl will be mode in \luodluuu (‘0qu
etory ’l‘lIursdnv. ll, K. Mitchell will
‘IlltVu ('lttll'go of tho hotly,
lithe denth huven t‘uptnin
lllxboe who in (lime to lbs. II-nru
tho oldest mun in Notunlk.
lite Milli"
old,
it not in
‘Ii
mm.--“ WI
~TONIGHT. ARMOHV. ALPHAS
'III, Norwnllv. New t'IunIIIu \‘ei.
trim-outta. llnnltelbull llntu‘lhn,
.. -w -w... M.WM
EMDSIDIANS LADD
DEPANTED MEMBEN
E WWI...
I
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ioneph .
Sixth;
Suit against MrI-I. \\'llln r3. 'l'olles.
formerly of Norwnllt. but now ilviuL'
in Mnlden, Muss. hue been brought by
Philip Simon, u but munut‘nrturor. of
'ilnnbttrv 'l‘be. pqueI'n in the notion
were tiled with the town clerk ‘hie
'morninu. The ulleuntlou in the writ
is thttt the doi’endunl hue reiuerd to
‘crest iioIIlovnz‘d.
The ’plnlntitl‘ deelnrw that lire.
'l‘ollou upload to sell the property in
lquestlouio ileuly ll. I'Ollllh’, nupolln-
tenth Iii of tho unit but department of
«t‘lot‘ui IIItd Knupp on \lu: ('h 5. 10m.
tho puuhuee who to be $15000 ll
:wun ngIet-d thut tho don] be eoIInqu
Intuted on Juno is 101;! (in April l8
lltllll, i’ollnk unelunotl und conveyed
this interest to the plnlntii’f. All ng‘I-ee»
Inent was made between the portion in
the suit to extend the limo ol‘ onto to
hutuury it. lull, (in December lit,
llilti, tho del‘enduut, the urlt Iilone,
K .oi'neod to deliver it nul‘lltriottz (Hi'l‘d to
Ithu proporty utter tho Iiol'olnlnnt otter:
ed to roIIIIplete the tulle. Again on
Illlo lilitl Ol' Iloeotlllu-r, Mrs. 'l‘oilt'u l'u'
.i‘uewl to null. bihe Ilot‘luron nho did
Elltil *lluve the title to the inlet of limit
‘tlitl'll‘l‘nll‘il In the bond for the (lend no
"hot title with for 100 toll lrontuuo on
ll‘ Interest iloulmurtl told not till loot
E'i‘ho plnintll'l’ alleged that he uttered to
O
and
Eluuu‘ it. t‘ “mm" in ilil‘i‘ “trout ppm Ion held It npeolul- moi-tint; teutt‘rdny
'i -t IIIIIIIIIIl meeting at the clone of tho_ afternoon to iitltt‘ Iu tlon on tho domino
Irnnuhu II-upor noltlnn tonterduv ullor~ (if it lll‘uillt'l lllebllnr. rilephon Keogh
:IIoon. 'lln- billowing otllceru were Eillt- “Wilt"! “I Jiltlt‘ltll J liltixwellmuu
1,4,...“412 'non mhuttitu IuoIIIbor. uttituble rennin
Presidentmlohn “up” ‘tioIIII were voted IIIuwII tin II llllil‘lt ol‘
t'lIIII l‘rywllllmlwqlqmilnll Avery. :rrnln-I't to one of the Ilenouued lilillli‘
‘5“1'l‘t‘llll‘y *tltophen "Mill‘lillil. there. A rowan or live. Ininutnn won
’t‘IIqum-Iu .luntslill (lml'zy. ltulton to dullborulo. At the rocfmvnn
The widely In uI-rIIIIglhg‘io hold II' hit; of the meeting it won voted to ht.-
quzlul next Ii‘rldlly emnlllg m Quito: tend the funeral in n body. and lo nend
ItInr'II linil. There will but nddrosneo ou‘ n ilornl blow ill the it"!!! of 0 ll'l‘ilI wt»
tho worn or the order and other initial“; resenting the union. Molly nymphtbot»
uniinu billion by novorul prominent. in remarks were uttered by brother
elerurmmnundiuymen. Among tlienolmembore of the deceased null high
will he lbw. Father Lynch, of St. Jon»’uompliments warn paid to his memory.
eltlt'n Church; William It, Word. of the Mr. Keogh we landed on n man of the
(div of Norw‘ulk School Committee; moot wholenema ideals, e firth friend.
Rev Futher nllhiioh. of New York; unaneucceoniul musician. ltwno vot-
nev. Father ri‘leuiiler, of mitigation; 4E ed that the resolutions be spread upon
tier. htephen 2i". Cherniteohy,‘ of. Ian: the minutes end despoteiiod to the our:
Ludtuloue Church, and otheré. ironing family. all; pallbearers were
Professor Aloysius Veneer, an orttot chosen from among the union's theme
from New York. will render piano on horrible. Nearly a complete register
ion. and there will be dancing letter W was shown by the attendance upon the
the evening. meeting.
ton tool. which idle did not own.
the writ. utntes. tho llt‘rt‘liilitllt rotuumi
to do.
'l‘lie pluhtiifl‘ unltn for n dm'doe for n
routed III hhu. $15,000 dumnuou illltl
other unit further roller thut the rourt
inny Iii-«om enliubio uIIIIl proper. litre
civil nine of the nnpurior count. in
ltridnotmrt on the third of February.
Attbohniont upon
’l'ollun to the amount of 820.000 line
been mode.
The defendant in Him sub in o
H. Hoyt. For the bent few years she
has brunt
Mme her husband in location in burn.
now. She is very «well known in Nor:
welb. . i
“Miriam. NldH't' SCHOOL.
Open: Tuesday. Jun. 6, tell.
"no.
Thin;
oonvm‘nnro or thui titlu ho olhr‘rrwluoj
'l‘ollntt is ordered to nppeur bol‘oro the)
property of MrsIE
daughter of the late (‘antolu WilllemE
living in Motion. titans...
ElllHliillllilllililltiil ‘
lH IIIIIIIII IIIRIIII
Sratllylng Showings Made in St.
Joseph’s and St. Mary’s
Parishes E
m
At all the masses yesterday in St.
Joseph’s R. 0, Church, the annual re
port of the parish was read by the poo.
tor, Rev. ‘R J. Carroll. l
The statement ehowad that $11,310.-
«'3 had been collected from various
sources during the past year, and that;
the expenses were $8,793.07, a balance
of $3,517.36. from Which $2,000 heal
been putd on the mortgage, leaving
$317.36 on hand, January let, 1904.
As considerable expense had been,
incurred in and about the school, the
reduction ot’ $2,000 of the debt was
very gretifving to the parishioners.
Euud Fr. (‘nrroll received much praise
ltor his very successful management.
lol‘ the finnncer or the parish.
l 'l‘lt debt. of the purieh is $23 000
E The (litiltll property Ionsisting ot'
NEW JERSEY HHH IHHH'ISIHHH HHHSIS HHSIHIHIH‘EE
Iiho church and rectory on South Main
street, and school on Henry street and;
convent 0n Henry and t‘heetnut
stroein are all in first: loss (audition,
on i 150 clildien Inc now being (dutat- 1
Id in thr- sohooi without any compound~ '
tIIoII fromxthe state. li' those children I
[were amending the public 5"h00lH, tho
‘htIiOilI nuthorities would have a prob
Item to tnhe cum of them with the.
Iprouotit shortage of school room.
I St. Mary’s Church.
lion 1'. .l. Finn. at, the masses, you .
turduy. gave his annual slutoment 0i
‘Ihe ’(llldlllt'lll oi" St. Mary‘s perish. This
runs very gratifying to the. IIIouIbors,
as it showed no income of $15,000. The
«menses were heavy, however. i.-
mounting to about $14,800, so thnt ooh
n IIu'IIImc of $200 was left to start the
new year. Some of the bulletin] [terns
lol‘ expense lllf'lltilt‘d the rebuilding ol
IthII organ, _und repuirs to the church
other buildings t‘illlllk'tll‘tl with
the p l‘ IE-‘ll.
Holy Name Society Social.
The Holy Name. Society of St. Joe-
eph'u (‘lIurt‘h will give u (‘ollvize \t‘hiet
bud lviuchre in the purish hell on the
ti‘t‘li‘Il‘EL‘. of .lunuury 2:}. The commie
or having charge of this :Il‘fair will
in.» bended by Rev thither Ill .l. l tut h
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asthulrnuin: .I \\ SrullI-y vice-(hair-
ninn; l2. .l. liuyes. neeteturl; F. ..l.
lioneiuw, treasurer. The general (-om-
I‘nIlttoII consists ol‘ Wm. .
l’. l“. l'trophy. John 1*, Mt'hlztlton, Wm.
\l~ Hugh. Wm. liynn. t". A. Mr-
.\‘III.IlIrrII, Wm. l‘. Wurd. iridw. SlIeiIIE
.lohn .‘Itll‘klli, Wm: H, McMahon. ilillih
l’. {‘nmpbell, John Neutrino. iddw.
S] lulu. Time. A, Collins, liunloi llugnn.
\‘I'Iu. ttlzldd und ilornurd ('Onnelly .
'i‘hle' will be the llrst entertuhtntent
under the (lireet tnunugolnent of the.
new I-uiute, lt‘r, Lynch. who hue qnlto
II rt-uutntion for the conducting oi‘
oIIinrlst nntenls in pnrluheu where ho
him been lomted, and from the inlet"
wit lttil‘lrttfilt‘ll thin will be on event
which will long be tnllted oi” in South
.\oru:titi
li‘. ’l‘ntumnny.
MEMBERSHIP HHHPHIHH
HHHWS IH H HIHSIE
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The :s'qunllt Munleul l rolettlw tin “Will" “I" properly V “l" l’““”“" TDMDNDW NIHM 3 “'83an Win
would multe (tllli’ltltttiillll‘ illlil It ‘E'EEI
tlnrtlon to Hip llillt‘lllttm price to; Ihu Probably DDDIDD "10 00"
test and Place the ?
Award
. Wye—u..-
Al the weekly moonlit: oi thiriiu
'l‘rllm. Ne. . l. t). it, 31.. tomorrow
ormtlnu. it is probublo that “it“illl‘iib
burnhlp onntpnlgn. which blot been:
wound for sorerul weeks, will he do.
.Izldnd. The tuning loum will buy ”HIE
forfeit with n turkey dinner.
About. twenty new nuunborn intro
been taken in during the period mull
to two lemon are they to be credited.
'l‘he bitccenel‘til workeru are “to out:
‘tnrkeynnlie their brothers, the. im-
l’ortnnntee. serve them.
John ii. tieilugber and Stewart it.
Marshall are the captains of the op-
posing tennis and the settlement or,
the stint in eagerly awaited by the;
members. not to mention the tourtoon
I, -
l"l
«eoived here. today.
the I'lilllllllli‘g-Aillili‘liiilil Lino hnd on
Ibonrd II shipwrecked crew
\ huge. IlIddIot mnhe clear whether the
Ei‘tliilxltlt‘l'ltlllll rolloupIuIIleIIrue on
i
nt.let‘i'l,
HI IHHH SHM H MHY
HIIHSI lH IWIH ~HHH
HHIW H I MSHHHY HH
Eight Reported to have Been Savedand Taken on Board the item
bura- Americrn Liner Bavaria During One of
the Worst Storms in a Long Time
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HIHHIHIH HHIIHHS HR HHHI HHHHHI YISIIHH
Heavy Losses at Seabrllllii and Long Branch, Where Somme
Residences and Bathing Pavilions Were Destroyed
NEW YORK, inn. 5. —"hc innit;
alumna-I in trouble off Sandy Hook yen-
terdnl, we the Oklahoma. nnd twenty-
tour of her crew apparently perish-
od. Eight were saved. This was the dolphin to Boston, was the only on E
substumo oi" wireless messages re~ able to render assistance. She répo
.led by wireless shortly tiller 9 doing
A report. reached Sandy Hook this this morning that she had becn‘nbl
morning that the steamer Bavnriu, of to take off Captain Alfred (Hunted
Although several v essels
stunding in like distressed tank steam»
(l, the llIImlmrg—Itmeiicon Line
The men Knot ltehle 'lhird Mate Cori Ekiunde
Operator William Davis, Boatm
rescued were the crew of the tonic Itfluistlnn Rassmussou, Quertormaste E
'Ittomner reported in distress yester-l —--»—-~- '
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HHHIHHHH HHIHIHIH
Ill SPIHH HIHI
Wilt Address Congregational
South Norwalk Congregation-
ai Church Next Sunday
Alternoon
HIIHH-HIYHIHIHI IMHSIIHI
HHIHIH HY HHI IHI HI Will
George Judd ol GlenhI-ook. Sends
Word That He Wants to Re-
cover His Medicine
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The Inventory of the prewnt e oi tour
bottles ot “IIitro-glyeeIiIIc,” in South
Norwuik. last week. lute been cleared
up nnd the parties interested
tooling l‘t‘IIth'lH (nor the outcome and ‘\“““”" on n m Sundnv IittcrnOOn ‘0
uIe lelllut to ht the public have tho mm" ‘ ““ "““gwi” nation m attend-I
I...“ once at the. vespeI serVICe of the“
it ultimate thnt tho tour {0‘11“mebooth\otunlhtongregdtlonalchumh.
hotlee were lound lnnt \‘iednendnv nt- 1‘“ JON" mink-ton. the pastor, has
tetnoon in II sent on tho truln due. in‘, ”“0““. “0'“ that the chief executive:
South Norwulh nt 512 o‘clock. A post-“H Nils “““llllonlmlllll will “9 on,
Hunger. who knew everything. oréllllll‘lr
(ioIerIIor simeon id.
evervbodv on the truln thnt the bot- *‘El’i'i‘lill invitations are being extond-
tles (tontninwl IIltIo-Izlyu‘lllne. enough NI lli lllt' l'll‘lm' lo the city metals.
to blow the entire truth; he knew“ be. but Itll lithium m'o cordlnlly invited
(nuno ho hud seen the stuff hundIedsE in bill "0 It in quite possible that “"1
of times.
ut-nsutlon, uud it won with {our
oit‘ tho truln Itt South Norwulk nlIdEtl lewd itLWill‘A
oventunlly ronrhod the bond.» ol’ Uilln‘
our I‘EI‘liilk S. StruttoIII 'l he hitter. eup-
poetniz tho contents of the hottion wero‘ delicious i'tllSIll brond. thinner .llakory.
nu rtprostmted illHIltYid his Itsttnl 7i Monrrw street.
lirIIrer by tubing them to II mud pile
and IIIIIplIiIItI out their contents, illltl
Illinllllt thi- bottles.
0i course tho ItinIlt‘ but: reported to
the rnllronii utilri tilt and thert- Ituu
the
one ot‘ the lettern to Station;
Agent ltulph it. liertt, in South Nor-uh
should be mode. E I
.. I. _ .,. “MAM-”
.a .W m-..- haw-«k. m“... .4... ,,_
DAME WARDEN FINDS
tiuuie \l‘nrdon \i'tlbur II‘. Smith hut!
Iuiorerm‘t u blunder in the recently
WENT.
freighter llavarin. bound from Phlla .
Chic-t Til: Ito Bert lIetson, Second hints: '
«mnflflI
i‘luldwln, of'tho .'
nre Hm"- “I ("II‘IIIcctiI‘ut will be in South'
but hue not yet been informers.“
[thought he did. innnedintoly notllled ‘. ”0 “’Iml lt’l’k‘ ”‘9 KO‘T‘VHOY will 51’8““ .
'l‘he. Hintement plodtued uthutth :ItnliIoriuIn will be filled, ton»!
and thl honor III‘ the governor‘s visit he:
trembling that. the bottles were. tnkou,Ill-’lll‘t‘l'lllllltl '0' till loyul vitreous an!“
mr‘or \\'odneudny night supper, one '
.w’
MISTAKE III Atvolntti 7
wnlit. coming, from the unborn] bun?
publinhbd MItlilll'Itl'tlilIi‘H niinunno for
Evolved n Ii‘iil‘l‘ l‘ronI (lonrub Ilutld,
unfortunate *iIllllllIlHllH oi them.
men on each team. l
noun unent. stint. ’l‘hl: I'nbblt. umtnolt. which closed:
’l'lio sequel to the ul'l’uir runw Sutnr-‘ou .luuuu’ry IHI,
Iluy ni‘turnoon. when Mr. lloWltt .luuuury lfiilI in tho liliiliiiliil'.
or, Mruudy thin llii:iitlltt‘ hue ('itlil'ieil
tiioubrooit, who tillill'ti lhnt ho had lit-Euuite n little trouble for tho homo
lulvurtI-ntly loft i‘our IIIIIIIll bottlnu ot “mien. Ho luIII tht u number or lub-
Ilillllt‘ilplilllltd lllt‘tlltillli‘ta on Hill ll‘illll, 1W illltl lt Kl'tllli 1mm) luluplmntl eallfl‘
luuttl’edeeduy IIl‘terI,Ir.Ion not], it poo-E mppmhm iluu lilitllt‘l IIIId bun united;
nlhlo would like to recover thorn. In“. 5.4mm.“ m ntlnluhteh out pm
.Mr liownt will notify Mr Judd ot‘nmo...‘ i
the mmulornntlon his Intulhrinon cnue~
ed and nine tit-prone his regrets: at tho
I‘ll“ I
now lllou’nl. 'i‘lw iuw closed with the
old your.
“amok...“
~NOTICE.
wet. “MINI .I
“REMOVAL NOTICE.
John l“. tirlilln hon moved his
plumbing utIIl tlnnlng buntneen to till
Gregory Boulevard, blunt Irlorwnlit,
Third liintrintI 'l‘elopbono connection.
wNew Year's calm note at Central
“I.” new
m
Musical Protective Union, Local limit,
walk; noun. tit 9 it. In, Tummy do,
Food {3qu store, Jan. 7th, 2 to ti, ‘br '0, 1914. In all
ladies of Trinity (ibiireh. return y.
.... FRANK ii. “39”"
ADVCR‘HSS lN ‘l‘Hit SIN‘HMELI _ ‘ . Seem!”
In nlvun no cloninifi‘
‘i‘he hunting of mobile therefor lit“
The members of 'Pho South Norrie! '
Ii
Norwalk Chronicler