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1g, ': “a“nfi 1.,
,_ stockist; MNH‘MQIU. .
vertised your busi-
111111 in e nervspspcr
for a time, you’ll find
what a good thing it
is and continue to
advertise.
s
It is awfully hard to
appreciate good zud~
vice thatdocsn’tially ;
with our own ‘de:
Bites.—-—CDN.
ESTABLISHED 1870
YIIHIHIH
*' HHASIIHS
AH HHHI
Nathan Goodwin and Alvis Wil-
‘ son‘un Into Telegraph Pole
, on Clay Street Hill
lHAHHillHlIHHHIlIHIS
lHIlH MAYHH’S Allllllllllllll
Coasting on All Hills“ in the City
is Prohibited
The first coasting accident of the
year came yesterday‘ln South Norwalk ‘
"when two young lads run into n telea
graph pole at the foot of (tiny street,
:1 scene which has soon many similar
and more serious accidents ill the
years gone :by, their frequency dimin-
llurorod ut the South orvmk P 1—0
In Second 015'» latter? I!”
HEW HISASIIH
HYlHYlHlllAS .IAI’AI
3CD Refugees Buried Under Cliti
Hear Sakura. with 100
Bodies Recovered
KAGOM’SHIMA, Japan, Jan. 19.—
Three hundred refugees from Sallure
were buried under a. falling cliff 111 ‘11
neighboring village teddy, One hun-
dred bodies hive‘lbeen recovered.
volcanic eruption and earthquakes
which for" 11 week have devastated the
sland or ‘Snknre. and mode wreck of
this city. The eruptions and earth-
quakes continuo, but with activity
much subdued.
’llOICIO, Japan, Jan. lil.——A graphic
narrative of the eruption and earth-
quakes which on Jun.1i devastated
the island of ‘Snkuru. and the Town of
Kagoshima, destroying hundreds of
lives, is given today by Theodore It.
Mayor, of Wisconsin, who was 1111 eye-
, witness of the terrorizing occurrences.
He says:
“Tile voicnno of Sukura—Jilns
y...
reg
senlbled a Nlnbaru of fire, from whiclfi
time after time masses of Illtlf-llloltcln
[stone were hurled long distances.
“lDuliug the night of “71111 111 11 loud
This‘new disaster is a. result of tho "
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Walkout Today Completely Tied
Up the System from houses
Point to Wilkes Barre
HllHSlAllAIEHl HF
lYlH' IIEH HIHAHHHI
Terminal at Binghemton Tied Up
at 5:30 A. M.
soUTH NORWALK, CONN. MONDAY, JANUARY 19.19111
W
1AA AAAAAAAAAA AA ,
Anew lllillllll
11111311111111.1119 --Two men were
seriously injured, and ten freight cars
were destroyed. on the'Oentral New
England Division at Towner Station,
just over the New Yo?kcbs.te line, a
bout 4 o’clock yesterduy , alternoon‘
when a freight train hooded from this
place for Brewster s, N. Y. ,got stalled
end was run into by a. BostonJChicegoi
freight train which was going in the
some direction,
The train bound for Brewster s wasl
heavily loaded and upon arriving all
Towner Station was unable to nego-
tinte the upgrade. ' Several minutes;
were consumed by the engineer of the
train in trying to make the climb, and
before a dngman was sent out, the
other train made i appearance and
ALBANY, N. Y., Jun. lily—Quietness,
characterized the walkout today oi"
approximately live thousand men 9111-3
ploycd by the Dclnwnrc 11nd iludson;
Railroad Umupnny. The strike order,
Issued lust night, affects every union
enulncor, firemen. conductor trulnmun
fishing since elders prohibiting Sliding explosion was hcurd, followed by 11,1111d tclolzrnpher at work along lilo lino
on this bill hum become annual occur
nuccs. The boys worn Nathan Good-
win, of Spring street. and Alvis Wil-
5911, son of Mr. and Mrs, John ‘1“,
son, of Clay sll‘oct_
(Continued on Third Page.)
REV. E. W. GASWELI.
PIIEACHES 00 BIRTHDAY
Yesterday was the seventeenth an-
Sliversury of Rev. Edwin Whittier Cos -,1
'ucll, father of Rev Lincoln llolllster
01111111111111.1111 of the Norwlllk Meth-
odist church. The aged divine occnplod
the pulpit of 1115 son's church ill 1ti1c
morning, and again delighted 11 large
congregation with his pleuslng person-
ality and with a strong sermon upon
the Fatherhood of God, 1
At the conclusion of the sermon
Horace 1M N. Sigmeu, superintendent
of the Sunday school stepped to the belching out demos and cinders but 5““ 0f ”‘9 walk-out and fl “'35 WW“
the severe shocks of earthquake were that “0 effort had, as um “’09“ made
becoming less violent, and soon they. to 900““ now help. “‘0 officials state
{that they do not know what the do
“The Town of Kagoshima was filled “Wilda 0" the Milk?” 01‘0-
frout of the church bearing in his arms
a huge bouquet comprised of seventy
magnificent cernutlons, the gift of
the friends ill the church who have
come to look forward to Mr. Coswoll’s ‘
1visits. In most fitting words, Mr. Sig-
nlun, ill presuming the bouquet 1119115
tioned the three other occasions of
HOV. Mr, Cuswcll‘s coming and of the;
sermons hc prcucllcd,
never been forgotten
heard them.
which hurt:
by those who
“11 spoke of the influence
of his words the plumbers of the con?
:l'ogutlons null clnlnloll tho gilt
moroly an outward exprvssloll of
pl‘rclntlon from his friends,
'llcv, Mr. Cantrell ropllvll most
Izl'lllftously to Mr. Slullnlu‘l: spoorh,
“Illillilllg the people for their kindness
. 111111 the grllclons Willl‘tllliv ln- Ilns ni-
\Vltyll rccolvod ill Nllrlvlllk. llo suid
tlnlt 10111: after the bounty ol‘ the (low—
111111 llllll perished llu-y will blossom
:unlln ill ills lllclnorv 11nd will ire
uncutly rolnlnd llllll of tho. pooplo hot-11,.
’l‘llo Allvlllc'n scrlnoll yl-ntortlny morn-
ing \vlm upon the lnuusnuo tnltnn from H
the Book of Psalms n"i “64‘“ up n fntbor
pltloth lllu cillllllnn no tl111 lmd Dllll‘lll
Illl‘lll llllll four him " ~l’1nlnl, 101’ ll.
1... .. «1111“ M. Mm“...
ANOTHER MIIIYIJEllEIl OF f
00008 ELECTRDCUTED
MW. ... l
(ISHlNlNil, N, 7., Jpn. 159,111-1F‘runk
Mnolllfeld. slide "The Kill," wont nlnll~
inglv to bill depth in the electric chair
nt. Sing Sing Prison todny, the second
1111111 in tile in the chair for the. murder
of Patrick Burns. in New York city
twu yours ago. “Big lull” Llnglcy,
hillalllfeld‘s pal, one executed on May
11 last. Both lcl‘t statements unsolv-
éng Itulph F‘llrcolo, of my connection
with tin,- crime. Ferrell) is‘liervlnlg o
. twenty years' sentence.
Burns we“ tallied Ind shot down in
"8
11111
1111 edition in 11111 11101111111111an the
_ morning or r‘obumry 111, 1912.
M
1 good tenants node- be bed-mm
Wil- ‘
‘lnollcn Invll, willie the
flash of iinnu1 and ashes spreading lor from Houses Point, N. Y.,
A
thousands of feet into theeir and ovcrl llerro, P11.
the lund. '
“At the some time brood streams of:
‘lavn could be seen flowing down the
to \b illlos
A...—
(Continued on tblrd page)
islopcs to the sen while the iorest trccsl "n MULLEB “EFUBES
on the mountain sides caught ill-l1 11nd“
quickly spread the demos to the
lnlouscs oi’ the numerous little villugesl
e“’l‘he entire western coast line of:'
Salem. seemed to be ablaze, ‘
T0 CDHFEH WITH ME";
I
Tile l.'10 stliklllg enuployoes of thel
““1 ”1 Muller c.0111. Silk 1111..., Winnlpuuk,
strong wind canted smoke and rushes
to 11!] quarters.
“From Kagoshima, .011 the opposite
shore. the people lied panic-stricken,
many of them ascending the steep
sides of Shire) 111110 Mountnln and
looking book from there in terror on
the scene. A
“A heavy ruin fell ill the night. serv-
ing to settle flying dust and ashes. nt-
failed to return to Work this 1111111111.“
us they 111141 promised Superiggpndeptl
John E. Jones they would do whcnl
111 my Wilkedpm. Solemn); morning.
committee representing them. teiol
phoned to Mr. Muller that they dc—l
1 older 11 conference with him ovor their
Mr. Mullel
that
stated that
1011111131. and l
grievances.
he would refuse
ter which numbers of people returned would not “8w" ‘0 them “M” “"3
to their crumbling houses.
1 “-1SukuraJlnla nvus still notlvely,
conned altogether for n time.
with nullodorous cases.
“A visit was 111111111 the following
morning to within 11 short dlstuncc of
Sukuru. but it won Impossible to rcuclli
lilo shoro 111 the small nutivo bout, ow»:
lug to thcg rout flouting ilclds of pit-5
nllcl1 stonc. 'i‘llo occupunts of the bout
could, however, observe tllnt villages
with their rice fields 11nd gurllcns along
the shore hull boon lovcllcd by tho
surrounding
forests by 11111] boon destroyed by llro‘.
"'l‘bo prlnclplll crutcr of .Slllturn-
.llnln won 11 waldo 1:11p running for 11
1
below tilts wuro slnnll crutcrs omitting
tilllulitl 111111 0111111111. lichoulh those
‘ yawning ullps worn bonus of lnvu grnd
ulllly‘ settling down 1111 they coolcd
The two old crntoru of tho volcuno bud.
been forced into one by tho destrnlr
lieu of tho dividing rlduo."
in Klmosbhnn tho trutns uro nguln
runninn null many of tho storon hnvo
pnrllnllv resumed business. 'i‘ho )Itlli
till end toluurllph snrvlcon uro carried
on In 11111114, while. soldiers 111111 blvon
ncltoll In the streets. and pnrtlcu of
lilnoJuchots from tho annncnn orulny
111111 soul-ch tho. ruinn for possible sur»
.viVnrn nonunth.
'l‘llc villusl-n of Sillgotoki 11nd Kollht. 1
ton miles lnlnnd from Kagoshima. 1111! 1'
form] severely in tho. cotnetropllo, but:
no untiluuto can be mode of the 1311111
uultlcs.
MANY BANKS WOULD ENTER;
NEW FEDERAL REEEHVE
eve‘rrtM. .
WASHINGTON. Jen. 19.«~Moro than
hell the national banks in the United
fiestas now have made lent 111.111ch-
1111111 for 11.111111111111111 the new Idling,4
mt reserve system . . _ ,
,.
mTOHIG'H‘l‘, ARMOHV;
21114111111111.1111 miss. Stamford Ye
11111111111111.
Hotness.“ Bantam M“
nonmalignant“. 11 1. 1
1‘
had returned to work.
The mills 11111 closed today 11s 11 re-
00MMOTE08 MUST PM
NEW IlAltllflAD HATES
(lommuicrs living In (‘ouuet‘tlcnt
11nd Weslchcstor county ill have tol
pity the lncrcusod roles for trip ticllcts’
to 11nd from New York recently pro-13
vldud by tho. New Huvcn. When the
Now York public service commission
‘tho curs which he
‘his cab and received injuries.
crashed into the st led curs. Ten ol‘;
. been telcscopcd
went dowll a steep embankment, and
were demolished.
John Mnrcey, engineer on the Chi-
cago-bound train. was thrown out of
Frank
lloyd, 11 brakemon on the other train.
11111.11 on top of one of the cars and he
was buried from his stand to the
wrecked curs at. the foot of the em-
bunkmcnt, getting a. broken oollur
“bone llotll men were1 111111101911 to .l
llospitnl
XAAAAAA '
_ 'lililllillllll
'Delonds His Action in Turning
State's Evidence in Becker-1
Murder Trial
'lAHlI leJll'lIHH lH §
AHlllllI HY HllllllliHAM
lsuicido 69.11.111.11... into the‘
1
Unoettied and warmer tonight.
we CENT;
m
HAHHIESAHH w
lHlIAHHlHIHH
HHHH NH
Thirteen Vessels in Tow, Had
' Harrow Escape
:lllllAA AAA AAA
ill lHl'lSilIl’S Pllllll
Vessels Finally Floated and
Went Eastward
._..._'.1. __
When the wind changed at about 5
o'clock yesterday morning thirteen
coal barges ill tow oi the tubr ‘
McWillic .111s," of the blow illtnlns‘ 'l'ow
lug Company, of. new Yolk, welc
blown from 11.1.11" mooring 111 the local
harbors outer channel to perilous po- "
sitions on Green' s Reef Ledge. running
111 a Westerly direction llom Slnith‘l
(Sheffield) island to‘ the Greens lice.
Lighthouse. Ono borne suffered from
the bettering against the rocks,
the others suffered prncticnlly no i11-
jllry, 11nd yesterdny ititornoou 11m-
cocdcd custwurd lulving floutcd All the
flood title.
The horses were towed into the hur-
1101' during Saturday afternoon late to
urn-—
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
11111101111112 01.11111
111111 11111 sololoeo
SANTA BubRRARA, Cal.) Jan. 13.»«
interest in the disappearance of F.
Wis Clark. Spokane millionaire and
noted yuchtsmon, who was last-soon
Friday night, when he bade his wife
good bye at a railroad 11111101, new
centers ill the return here today of
Mrs. Clark and in the light she may
be Iblc to throw on the affair.
The police believe (.‘lurk committed
ocean
from the end of tho' plcr llcro uftcl
ho bud soon his will! start for $1111
li‘rnllclsco. Welter Silhto,(ilnrk‘s vulnt,
however, says he is convinced his
employer had no intention of commit-
» ting suicide when he left the hotel and
Big Audience Hears Address and
Applauds when He Defends: ell
risl‘illltlldl’illt'l‘,Jun l9.~~»llol‘0ro an
uullloncc tilnt colnplcloly tilled over-y
uccolnpuulcd Mrs. (‘lurk to the stution.
According to Shuts (.‘lnrk dismissed
the uutonlobile lit the station, united
for .1 side entrance key to the hotel,
and unvo instluctions for the valet to
wait on him the next lnornlnu.
A but sllld to belong to (llnrk \vns
ordered 1]... Now ”n.1,.“ to restore Its 1111th of the Plum 'l‘huntrc yesterday lli- found on JUICE bench Suturdny shoot it
old rules, sppoul wull inkcu.
derided tho uppcnl in favor of the roll
l‘ond.
EABON FOR SENATOR TILL-
MAN'S GOOD HEALTH.
Lust lll‘l‘n0011,.luck Rose, the reformed unm- lull» from tho whorl".
1 . . blur lectured on "ilnnlnnolov or the for to be the only clln1 lo substnntinlc
mllc clout: the side of the van-1“"). 11nd suck the nppl Into division at Albully 1 by
Underworld " He also 1cplicd to un
ultlclo printcd ill 11 lllldxtmoll untr-
‘by tho Rev. Fred A. Illlllnghnln, of the
t‘llnrl'h of tho ltodocmlni lll Whllll tile
This seems so
the suicide theory.
.. . .,.
111111111 nowspupu 11 couple or doys 1111.0 COUNTV COMMASSAONERS VHS”
WEST REDDNG.
Sniuldny nitclnoon tllc t'onut: (‘ 1111
\VAqnlNfi'I‘ON Jun. ”1 ”.1111”, out lclorlrynlun described lloso's confession tlllsslonuln 1111111 to \\ (1st lllddlllg to
'llllnluu, of South (311111101111, uttributos
Illu good boultll. ilo lulu just given
out the sperm. to his associates ut the;
(inpltol. who have wondered llt hill
lloulill. The counter returned recently
from his hollduy vucutlon in liouihl
(311111101111 more robust tbull for yours.
‘llo, bownvcr. Is now rupldly recover-f
, inn from u nllullt uttucll ot‘ urynlpnlsn '
1...»... cwmdm .. m A
8TATE CAMPAIGN 0F UROGREG-
GIVES.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. lib—flu outlin-
ins the prospective campaign of the
Progressives in tho 111111111 Prof. Yunu
dell linnifl‘}utltl. of Yale, the town
chairmen. IOdlbYJSIBIM the!“ it has
boon laid down Ml n principle that the1
lug Rose, on it “cownrdly 11an All."
~WN...
(Continued on Sixth Page“
.lvllnun 111111111
IIIlIl0llE0 8V ELECTIOII
Wllfroll Bodwoll null {)Iln El Younus
of South Norwulk. intended the 1111-
‘ 111ml bnnuuet 11nd bllnlnoun meeting or
'the 113111111 Punt Archon' 11 Association of
the independent Order of llepiusophs.
in New Hui/omen onSuturdny evening
The business meeting fies hold in Odd
served at Melloni's.
Mr. nodw'ell was elected 11 member
Inn of “lowl” 111111 "collurdu." 1141111111111 in tho llmlun‘ case. ulllloulrll not 1111111 hour the evidence In the Alllllllllhll"
of the Scutlu 11 bits i1inpl11nd TA 111
1111111111, (‘oult-llny which wnuls lln- privi-
lege of 1111111211111: six poll-s ill iron: of
tho Aurtporly of .l. |.. lllucltlnzlu. Til“
c'olllpnln states that it In erecting
solos in West ltcddlnr, 11ml l1ns.:1 cur-
ed the consent of tho olhor ploplrly
holders to put up 11111..» 111111 .1 11.11
could not some to n nullt‘l‘uctl lJ 1111111 -
moot with Mr. lllnckmnu
ozvesopd‘o new concert.
WASHINGTON .l.1n litmus-.111
oration with Connecticuts plnnll for no
voicplng Now loudon 1111 up ()ilMll
“Follows’ .ilnll. end the banquet was moi-t, ”‘0 w“ ”91““‘lmm‘l 10““ m1.-
onuncndod to Congress 11 cluttncl 'll
feet deep at mean low water and (till)
massive» 11111111 endorse no cw“ up um 1111111111 of 111.191.1011. of the 5...... lost, wide, 11 1111 1.111111111111111 cost 111
dots of another periy‘nealt fell.
“WM.— . .
uremia noes museum 1
wmmnon. 1111.11.11.“
1 denuded chooser is aground in SIM-1
1 We 111M W 11111111111111: 11111111111111.1111 111 1.1111 mm- 111111-111 1111011111111 6111‘ no
1 1 deputation rescued today to
the red.
111111111 11.11...- 11111». = 1
.1: l ‘
novmurmt rm: Mm:
g. 1
. 1.. 11113,.
111111111 Nome“: Conclave.
The lentil-Ills lif‘tho WGII‘IM‘ was do
m“m W Hall: one 111131111, 15! mwm
ammo outer. Helemmmmece dial. 1111‘. state will 11111111 lawns no. 011. to 11111114 Album. 111
terminal plans 'ter 111111211 it opossum
M"‘“m ”“3 M fill? its» bu MWW 11100111650. 1 390. Wnsllonmuhmhso tor its-rat 111:1
” mm from
l.
l 4.“! “J ”W,W d’
«11sovmm1mmmo1 1 mm 11 '
lciotion, which is quite pleasing to $330. 000. Thadepnrtmcnt recommend-
ed I first appropriation of 3170, 000 1111 l
11 second of 8160. 000 to complete the
HHS. l. H. HHlAHAHl
HIYIEAHIEHHHHH llA
Acts as Hostess tor the Friday
Afternoon Club and High
School Teachers
On «Saturday, Mrs. Edward H. Gum-
bant gave an afternoon tee. from 3 to
6 o'clock to the members of the Fri-
dny Afternoon. (lint) and to the High
School teachers. Mrs. Gumbel-t was
assisted in receiving by Mrs Ire T.
Chapman and the ladies of the High
School faculty.
In spite of the cold weather and icy
walks nbOuI half a hundred guests at-
tended nnd all reported a very pleas-
nnt occasion.
lliss Clem Hill and Miss Helen
Swurtz poured ten, while guests were
served by Miss Katharine likinielson,
Etilss Lillinn Welsh. Miss May Forcier
and Mrs. Emilio Frost in the large
11-:1 per sitting room Mrs. F.- ii Gleason
swvcd guests with fruit punch,
Airs. Irving Smith pleased all by
litmus,
‘liu selections with charm
but 1
singing n 11.111.111.11 lnllnby, and Miss
l-iugcllic l'lummlcr played several vio-
nnd skill.
played the piano zlc-‘
Mrs. llumullcr
l
l .
All AAA
AAA lllAKl
IAW’S All
City National Banll Enters ite-
Serve Banking System of Gov»,
ernment byVote of Man-,
aoement
SlAli Ann All _ J
AAAAHAA AAA unit
May Enter Later," Successis'
Rouletered
The first bank ill Norwelk to signify
lts intention of coming in under tilt:
new Federal reserve system, inaugurv 1
conlpllniments.
'l‘hc color schcanc in the decorations
was red and 1111111111 This game (‘1‘ p11
tunitx ltr dco". (ltd contrznsts with the
he and snow of the winter lends llplw
1. nd 11.119 the house :1 cosy llppcalnlmlm
littll ghosts 11nd ll'lllt‘T‘S wolc in
happy mood null guy ('(nlvm-snt‘on‘
l'iowcd its Well us toll. M11111" old as
well as now fricuds were erected, 11111
briubt memories roczlllcd or ncw once
lrzllncd.
onus: or so one or
FIRE AT EHEEIIS FARMSA
1 passed
,will the City National Bank continue
111.1; it national book under the new law.
utcd by the new banking low, adopted
in December by the Government. is
the City National Bank of South Nor-w
wn.lk At the meeting of the stock.
holders. lest. Tuesday, it wus unam-
.mously voted that the institution enter
the new system and at the meeting at
tho. directors, this morning. a result} 1'
lion ill concurrence with this vote was
almost unnnimousiy. Thus
-——-—~—~
1(‘011tinueo on Sixth 11131.1".
H0” IIAME 800lETV
. 6...... m... .11.... 1111s 11111111111 continuum;
tcrday afternoon destroyed the dairy,
burn, stocks and garage on the form?
of Mrs, Stewart 1., Woodtord on Loni:
Lot street.
The fnrm formerly belonged to
llenry (l, Birch and son. it hits been
in charge of 11 cnrctakcn this winter,l
He had juSt icft the born when 11‘
neighbor sow smoke issuing from the
structure. All alarm was quickly
illvcn 11nd llciullborc hastened to lend
unsiszlnnco. The live stock, 21 cows
in all, and some tools were saved, but
strenuous efforts worn tunnelling to
prevent the (lt‘Sll‘llt‘llOll of tho build-
intro and the main portion of their
contents.
Hnystucks, fertilizers. 11nd \vllszons
went up lll llulncs. 'l‘llcrl1 \\'l n1 1111
uutos In tho uzlrngo nt lln1 timc,
The Vigilnnt 111111 100111110 tirc
Dilllll‘g 111' Wontport, 'Wlllf'll Ilnll 111111.111
summoncd. 11111111111111 ill drooping tho
llrc from sprclldlm; further, Snow on
tho root's hclpcd provonl clnliors
front soiling nblnzo tilt.1 l‘nrlll Ilouso
and other buildinus. ’l‘lloro urn no
llydrllnts on tho pinch, .1111 lln» lir.» ll"
Dill‘llllt‘llt could not rot wnlor. The:
used chemicals,
Mrs. \\'oodlm‘d Is the widow if lb"
Into 11.111. till-111111.11 I., Wundtord. Silo
wns llt tho form housu ul til:1 limo Ill”
lll‘l1 broke cut. but is not in tho bn‘di
or upclltllnl: Ill-r \vlnloru tlllrn.
'1‘le outilnnlcl loss is $1,000.
rouse for tho llrl1 Illlll Iron 111111
11111121111 FiltlST‘S
euro 1111111 on not
"(”111
N'l
lltll'. .l,
The llulclnolllllv cl ltn'lslnl l-‘ro't or
West nvruco. total»: lll'o u'uln this
morning, this; bolls: Ibo 1111111111 A: 11111111
loll within 11 low (7113‘s. The illochlnr
won in linlon street 11 lid mm Ill cherub
ti tllc cllzlnli’vnlr, A short. circuit. M
the cur wug tho clcltrld coups, In to
hem) to him; roused the hrs, The
llphrlstcrllll Willi demoted to some 11111
(1 hi end i, .9111: rcpnlred by A, Kuhn,
in North Mal 11 street
,.- ‘ _—u~.«~»
“CARD 'T’F/ THANKS.
We wish to112l1anlt1tbc i.lend1,
in too ”a”. conditioned m neighbors 111.111 employees of Yale and
WW l A ’ JAWWMI' , 1‘ 111, ,
A 1111.1 our. new list 1111111111111» - 11111.1 Mn. films plenum” £11.11 , 1
.y 11; A 11'». i‘V {.11 1} F'NTW‘H? 1, ”.4121, 1 1. 1.1,. . :_ 1
fl, ' M A . ;§1'.“.’; .a’ j... 11. . .ifigs... if“, fl.“ “j‘ "1 ‘3.”1 f {‘11: .7?"
AN ,
«at
11111111111 death oi. our
I sun,
EJosoph's church,
o‘clock muss.
‘n dozen Hill section
'll1.1 frost cl the Holy Nome 0' ‘Ni
was lolc'oruted yesterday 't‘ 211.1
to communion ill 9: body at the 7:30.
The chnp'eln of he so:
ltcv, M, .1.
fort ibll1 sermon whico made a "
(hop imprcsslou on his congrofalimr. ‘
ill the MOM", ' lie. Lynch preached»
to the members of the Westport Holy.
Name Society, upon invitation of their» '1
pastor, llcv. F. ling-inn.
(in next Friday evening A college
cut-nor und whist. as well as entertain.
lllt‘lll and dnncing. will be given in the
school hull under the uusplcos of this
Sllt‘loty for the church. No effort has
been spurcd to make this one urand 1
sol-1:11 and llnnncinl sn’ross. 'l‘hene '
will be 11 "linntry Store" “Knnlry Cir-
cus,“ (told Mine, ”union of Dreams.
null lilo bnudsomcst bully lll our city
will ho on lelllllllloll. ’l‘llo didcrent‘
(hitlloliv i‘lllll',.’t‘.8 of the United Sietefl
will 1.11 represented in their colors.
11nd tho lollmvlnn ludlus will 1111111111
i‘lllll‘ltl’. 11111! with lhroo scorers All such
lulc:
Mrs, Wm. H. llynn, Georgetown?
Mrs. ia‘, .l, llnyrs. ll‘1111lll1um: Minn N.
If llyuu. Allclzllny; Mrs. Wm. H. Mo-
Mnbcn, St, llonunltlv,
Wm, 11‘. 'l'lumnully, New Rochelle: St.
Anni-ins Mrs. llnblchnnll Yelo.
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111111511 HOUSE
tifflcor 1111111111 lininnr, of tho local
Audit 1-. 111111111 units 11 pout rupture on
Sutnrdny nlnln witch I111. rounded up 1!
1111111: 1 fornpnllltctlng boys in tho unfin-
isllod runs 11 lullmein tulnnnlt «trust.
its notl-l'cd 11 ruddy ltlow coming from
oioly,
most
the plum 11ml thinking it was lll‘lre ‘ "
lntlde nll hunto lo- the scene. All he
ilmrftuti'lltrd he only that it won a bone ,
fire in the cellar, so. he quietlymepp-
ed into n window and thorn new 1111111111 _'
lode spoofing
crop. Securing his cousin he entered
the building hurriedly hit all but i
pumped. dlvin: from windows» int
holler exits to 11111111111111.1119 short 11m
The two. when men the notice . ”
fuse the pm ”We!" Ill-’1‘.“ .
comrades lentil-dill 11mm 1111111112111 1111
court this neck on trample. , 11
MMsWN—s 11w» 1.4.1 1A .11 A
N lll'ruru; Mrs. 1 '
by nearly 200 "1111111111119
;l111rs of the. Holy Name Society 80mg .
Lynch, preached 1.31”"-
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Norwalk Chronicler