After? you have 1311171
vertised your busi—
ness in a newspaper
for a time, y'ou’ll find
what a good thing it
is and continue to
advertise.
E
It is awfully hard to ‘
appreciate good ad
vice that doesn’t tally :
with our own def,
. tea—4013131.
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ESTABLISHED 3* 1370 111111111111113012315,,112111Mmyu-wu-1 SOUTH 11011111111111. CONN. rumor JANUARY 23,1914 11111111111111 11111111111111 .1... 1131;11- 1 {1&6 “153331113 ..
111 111111 .
1111111 111111
111. 1111111
$30,000 Corporation which was
Formed in April, .191 1, Has
Many Creditors
‘BRliliKliN NAN NlliliS
A $20,000 Nililtlliilit
Has ,Modol' Plani at Grandvlew
and Prospect Avenues
Mb.—
The ‘Fairiield County Dair3'.'(i‘om-
puny 1' $.30, 000 corporation, supplying
milk to the City of Mn 33 111k, was l.-or(
011 into bankruptcy today by a i'1'1115'ii
I11dI'-. of attachments which were placed
()11 the company's property. The con-
(:111111 has been for some time. pant wa—
voting and the final crash came when
tin.1 attachments were levied. '
(Continued 011 Eighth Page).
i
~1-1lolly
fluoro,
Five grand masquerade
Friday night, Arion ilnll.
IARSEA. E. WIHOHESTER
A PLEASANT HOSTESS
M 1‘
Ono ol‘ tht.1 most ploasant curd p111-
Itios hold in some time was that 31111-
' (1111"d113,3vh(1n the tumuliors of 1.1111 do
funct Du3 Nursery Whiut (‘lub were
cute: Mtaltted by Mrs. Alfred E. Win-
Chester at he1 delightful residence 111'
Gibson Court.-
’1‘l111e 3v1~1xoii6ur tables for tho piny-
ttng, and the prizes wont to Mrs Sto-
phen S. Jarvis, Mus. Elton B .Bakor‘
and Mo‘s. Olin S. Youngs in 1onpoctiv1‘1
order. i'irldgc ~33'hl1st 33‘115 tho nature1
cf the game. 1
Following the games Mrs. Winches-
ter further proved herself 11 most
charming hostess by the manner in
which she presided over the elaborate
luncheon. The table“ was prottlly doc- '
brntcd with cut flowots w-hith ntcon- '
(hated the shining siltcr and daint3 '
11111101'3 . A
l
wwmw _
SMALL FRESH SHLD 14c
SHOULDER LAMB lO 1:
iinoon by tho strip, ltto.
It-inmll 111311311111“), 1131'111‘31'.
Lamb ohopu, lit'1lM1—Lio1
itihouidur cloak, ltil'.
'Iizitllliill'g utoult. loo.
l’ot 110111117110 11111111.
'(‘ulvosi‘ bruins, 2111'.
i1‘ros'l1 plun' foot. tit
l1‘1'm1'l1 upurorlbs, ltt'.
Sty-wing l1‘o1vl, 181'.
Funny roosting oi1lt'k1'1111.
inruo Murillo ornnttos, 2011, 11.1311, 30o.
iri‘lltit'u, “Him 201'.
'l‘~’1pi11111'b~ iii-1' pit.
‘i'i'It‘t‘y roolu, No.
“Roll and now oubhngo.
'I‘bo liot'ru M11211 11nd l’t'ovluiou ('11.
'AWO MORE DEATHS
“31'.
”"t'
1111111111111. Mrs. 31'. 11'.
111111111 Vtiltll FWD;
Wm
..
111.3.
t'llit'Attti, .lun.
tithllan 1111131'11'11' on the north 1111i
v'luimoti two 11111111 “3111; our'i3 1min)
Milli" lilo polo 11 wow 1111111'1'i1i1114 for:
(tho auuttnaitiu or .ionopb i'ortunuono. '
'Wil') wus ubot down 111 Milton 11311111111
111ml Hobbit! strort. tlit‘y worn nlut‘tlcd
by H111 two gnuuhotu. liurryiun to tho
(101'11131' they found it, Deponzn, proprlo»
{or 111‘ a smell bunk, dying at uhuottt
lho 111111111. spot where l’orltyuoso was
Blaln
inter the police found two 1311331113 on
triortblwbnrreled nitctguns in doorways
mon‘rby.
....... A [.1111] iii iii":
«1401 ymptu lmdles' Quartohte, Trinity
Parish Hall. Tues” Jun. 27. tilic. {Bret
polorod qttsrtctto in America.
jitinod 3 1111111 r1l113'
Nil. W. H. NAKENAN‘
lilii RiNAlN Nilii
Quarterly Conference and Sun
per at M. E. Church Last
Night ‘ Practically
Combined
Preceded by a delightful supper in
the basement of the church the fourth
quarterly conference of the Firnt
Methodiut Episcopal church of 'South
Norwalk was held in the chapel of the
church last evening. At this meeting
the omciol-re-call of Rev. William H.
Wokehum, pastor, to return for anoth-
er year of work here, was given, and
he accepted. This is good news to all
for Rev, WE. Waltoham has distinctly
“made good" duringr his pastorate
here. .
The omcials and their wives 000.111
picd one special table at tho suppor'
and at the head not District Superin-
tendent Rev. A, l-l.1(i(10dcnough, I). 1).,
of Stamford. The fifteen ladlou who
presided at the tables did their work
well and the menu “as excellent
There was soup, hot 1011st.‘bqot‘,f
mashed potntoos, pens, Waldorf salad,
tutti fruitti jelly, cake, and ice cream
on the bill of hire and everything was
of the finest. Over 11 hundred onjoyt'd
tho supper.
The ladies providing
this one of tho.
Izilplmbct suppers, which are given in
‘8. series,
’nhip of Airs. (icorgo N. McKihbin.
worked under the ('hnirmuu-
The
Mrs. M. I).
iioyt, Mrs. Nelson
llo3't, .‘tlrs. Gould Hoyt, Mrs~ Annlo
Minion, Mrs. Jmncs O‘Hara, Mrs.
l.3di:1 l’inkhnm, Miss Minerva Nash,
Mrs. l1“. ll. (1111111111; Mrs. Thomas Pow-
(111 Mrs Rutheri'oxd ll Koclcr, Mrs.
'T113lor Mrs. Theodore Lowndes and
'Miss Loundt's
’l‘ho pastor intruding“ 3119, (1151112181.
supm'tntcndent who made 11 few 1'0
marks. ’
Lutor all adjourned to the chapel for
itho 1'ot1i1'rcnoe.iie1'o the presiding
older olllt'intod in the capacity of pro-
sjdlng oiiioer. ‘ The general motion of
businoss 33 .13 followed and the reports.
33'ore submittod in writinr,r Commit
tocs woro appointed,
Snporiutondent Goodcnoutth 0111111111
1y asked Rev. William ll Wnkohnm',
1to return for another 3onr's pastorntm
and the rail 331111 occupied.
'l‘ho prosiding older then explained
the ofllciul duties of out l1 oliiCor. A
’t numbm of committees to art i'or
tho ensuing your “1111' appointed.
’l‘ln- onlclul board 31”! hold its 1111 .
111ml 11lot'"tio11 on next \\ 11111111311113 e311
llillh 1
others worn as follows?
..__...~._...... v
'LDIH OF PORK 16 0 LB.
~~~1--~1 1
ions spring 111mb. ltic 11nd trio.
l1‘orr-qnurto1'e3 lmnb. 1211 11nd i411. A
Lutnh 1'iltip'l-i, Ilio in.
Small loan ironh home, No lb.
811ml] loun l'i‘t‘tiil ulumltlt-ru, ltic lb.
lio11111111111.1111.1or link sunnngo, ltio,
iii‘h‘i out Nhotlltlt-r nit-alt, ltio lb. 1
[.111111 pot rount, ltiv lb. 1
itlb i‘onul-‘booi', ltit' lb,
llnmp ('ornt-d hoot. lilo lb.
t’holoo young 111111 turkey. 3:011 lb.
I"t'I':.h ltilit‘tl rmtniituz ('hlt'lu-hu. 2311'
Nutivo l‘owlu, 2111.- lb.
Swift‘s llllllt‘l‘iliti, 21111 Mid 2511'.
liA‘t'ldH'
LlOUOH OASEO ARE
ALL THREE SETTLEO
w. Wm...
1
1
M A tilt ET. j
The liarh n liquor 111131111 111'» noltlud
Vl‘ho «lol‘omhtntu ploudt'd Minty to mini
charm of liquor violutionu 13nd 1311,1111
nilornoon. 'i‘hln 33'1111
i'prtdiototl in youtortlnyu Huntinol
'l‘ ho t‘nut'u wotc hnnrd 13111111111 Justice
tnuon Vinltomnn 11ml Lawyer Murrltt
prom-111111311 Attorney John J 3.1111110
rumour-11111.11 nil defendants.
The linen worn putt] 1313 l’ollowu:
Halvtttor 11111111111433), Mary (fillntropcw
31:11, 131111 Alloy nruuomhtlil
WM...”
ROAST PORK 16¢ PODHO
LEGS OF SPHIHD 1831 LR.
(ihenpent piece in town to buy your
Sunday dinner.
NEW YORK MARKET,
143 Wooblnston at. South Namath.
:bound from Douoit to (.hitngo,
O
.111'111 persona had been robbed
'honrd oi" tho ultmnptott inttrtiot'
1 i
g3vl1on iit'. it it. (.‘ov ol‘ i‘uilinuvi'lo W118 ' 11ml 3,...“ known 11121111111113; of
Ann! il'iotl
‘lowor 11
. fore be slum himself.
1111 111111
HIEHWAYMAN
111111111111
Boarded Passenger Coaches At
Jackson, Michigan. and Rob-
bed Several 0ccupants
lWli litiNlilANi
PuRliRS ASSISTED
Estimated that Losses of Pas-
sengers Amounted to $236
'l)hi'i‘itOl’l‘, Mich..J11n. “i——Mi<'l1ig1111
Central pussongcr train No '1'
held up curly 11111113" hour .iucksun
i'our 111'11111d I1igh3va3'1non, according to
11 report from Battle Creek. The ban-
dits boarded the train at 111121111111 and
'13'11cn a. short distance west of that.
place entered the Pullman our,
big the passengers with plutolfi.
covo1
Sm
wht-n
the train wus stoppod by 5111111.1 one
pulling tlughell cord 1113111111. The rob
burs. jumpod from tho i’ullmnn and
mode thoir oscnpo, shots having been
33'11st11
“'11?
A13"
111111111 11111111111111 ‘
11131111111111
East Norvialit District Session
May be Adjourned it Present
Plans Corry
That the East Norwulk district
meeting to be called tonight at 8 0'-
clook in the Fitch schoolhouse may be
adjourned shortly after beginning for
a period of two weeks, is the report
today. it is said that the meeting
will, after hearing the reports or the
commissioners declare an adjourn-
ment for further investigation into
lWll DUNN
RIPS ANN
WABNN All It]
Accident in New Canaan Last
Night Results in Injury to
Six Persons
electrical matters. 1
A plan advocated by some East Nor-
and equipment of the plant to South .
Norwulk's municipal plant, and thert1
to send the olet'tritdty over to the East
Side, eli111inating the expense of a dis
trict station somewhat. This seems (11'
the flute of it feasible. but advice from A
counsel points out that it is illeg11l,'
.hccuusc of the charter held by the:
local plant.
'l‘ht'ro will bu. quite a limo lively
work donc tonight if it is deoidvd not
to adjourn for the extra period, but the
prevailing opinion is that the delay
will he ordered ‘1
lliNl SAYS
HAS B
ilrod. .
MARSHALh, Mich, Jun. 2:.~~~\'l'l11.111‘
Michigan Control truin 11\'o. 7. which
was hold up near .lncltson, curly today. i
,by four men, thrived hero tho pussen
'gora took no inventory ot their losses
"hot! it was estimated that the bandits: .
1Anolhor Opinion on Compensa-
(Continued on Eighth ”Pouch
SNANNS HUMAN AND
AiltMl’lS SUICIDE
lohn Ksensuk, oi Burlington, is
Charged With Shooting
Boarding Mistress
“(iii l.i.\S\"il i.l".l1m. 11:2 1~l)12pttl3
Shorill‘ i‘nuhini. lust 11i'1ht arrested 11
1111111 33ho Milli ho 331111 John liuonunk
who is nilouod 1o hnvo shot his hoard».
Elm: 11115111111111, Mrs. Stivostcr 71111111, nib,
_o1'
qunrrol and to how triod
to commit uuit' ido nitoiu 11r1i'1 h3' uho t
int; hininoil thtoo 111111.11; nud lit throw-
ing hlmsolt in 11 pond 141.111 Zlmn
noriously ill M “F!“ homt1 and it is 13th
that nho 111113 dio
ll
1'111 llw lit-1 ting form in 11 1113111'111 l3' s 1t-1
liml purl oi tho 1113311 oi‘,l1‘1111ul11131o11,
1111111- how. and tho i’lrut thnt. won
113' lolophouo by 11 i'ut'mtt‘
:wlmm ho did but know that tho Wont
11 tiiltiililitt. llo itillilt'tiililt‘i3 11"tl
i‘iotl Shoril‘l‘ (inuhint: 11nd tho 131'1133'11111
llo tho i'urmhouuo 11111! iountl 1113'1'1‘11l
Min thnu bod 11 lutllot 1111111 in hor
't‘brhl luuu 11ml 111111 111111111111 lht1 not It
loud 131111 in u «prions condition ’l 111-,1,“ “my full gum-1h,
111‘1iuhhotu in tho hourdinrhonuo told
tho uhot'tl‘l' thut tho shooting i111] fol
«photo! which undod 33l111u
Mru. 71AM". outtorod ltumuntk to 111113111
tho houno. tin mow utmry nod 0|”th
or] fire on hcr. running out of tlu1
button and into tho upon cmtntry.
imitai‘ in. tho. evicting the man Who
found at his homo. week from timings
of blood and from 11111111111116. it won
learned that ho had nitot himnult thron
times in tho broom. and bin clothing
was so not that it to thought he hurl
tried no cnd1l1is iitcj'hy drowning be
His condition
1-
in critical.
Mat. Admittine'n Quartetto, of
1Brid§enottmlll sing at. uttered colt
cm, or Morn Church 81111111131. 7: 45
m1 m1
is'
W llri .
11111111
1 lion Low tor Small Employers
l
iiiiiflliiili A IN PAST
NtANlNii lit Pitt 8
No Views Expressed on Suit-
} ject oi “DulWorkers”
“it is quite evident that certain
'gentletnch who have ('rltlciccd my
opinion on thutompt'nuniim1 111-t,i11
public. have 111111111 11 111M {111111 the
“to of [truth Sulil, who said ho novor
‘rcnd a book hcl'oro (‘l‘liii‘itiillg it. ho
‘cunsp ho thouttht it. might mnko him
prtjutiiood," 11113.11.\llo1"nc3 (lone-m!
iohu ll. Light in myoptnion given 3111111
tt‘ ontlnuod on Ninth
Page)
1 M111 'l1i1nu livou on what in known 'FALL D|8L08ATE8
1THEO. KHAPP'SSHOOLDER
’l‘homloro Knupp, 111111 ot‘ the oldr'nt
Smith
.\’o11t111k. in tonilnod to hiu 1111ll1111"
in (tuition iilll shoot with 11 3'111'3 1min
lun 33'1111 norlouul3 lnl'urod 1111 tho 1'1-1111ll 1 ml ililiil‘i. ”w, 111-toll 3t a lull 111 ill“
in!
it o 311111111'd113' ut‘ltrnuon Air. Knapp
hntl luv-11 llll1'ittillllz tho fuuornl of his
old 1": tom], 911111111! ii. l1‘o1'1'l11, in W111i
ltm'u 11nd 13111111111 1:11111111'1'1i in lht-houuo-Hrmst, 11ml 1311111 walking to h|.11 homo
it: 31111: to 1111111 for tho 33'ouudod 3311111111 tum,” 3.; “n“.vyNHI 11311111111
“Alt'il 111111111
initu tho. 1111lth1111o ol \\ lillnm A Work
111 patch of 11.111 (nuaod M1. linupp to
Ho lundml on
bin hnt'k, 11nd bin homl (1111111113: in too
'turt with tho 11i1i1'13;1li., ho 3311111 1'11111
111 1'1 d untouurlouu.
Mru. ('hirlt witnorm-d tho coridunt.
from 11 window in tho 1111111111, and
quickly 31111111. to 311'. Ktiupp's no.1
whllu uthorrt nlvn urrivcd and rum 1111
ututnnoo. ’i‘ho intiurod 1111111 was placed,
on 13111111111. alert and trope-ported to his
homo, when lir. John humortlor 111»
tendon him in 131111111011 to bruise: it
was found that hlu right shoulder won
dittiouated.
Mr. Knapp 'wlit' ho. eighty-nine yours
old in March. and has ‘niwuys been
active AM chloral good 1111111111. Hit!
many Manda hope. to see him about
1111111111 in 13 1111111111 time.
A toot! odv. pm bect‘ln the boot
”to ' '
33 alk citizens is to move the machinery' 1 '
SlthSNAN lHiNlS
Hill Nliil BAAKAN
-4- N. 3::
Claim Madothalthe Driver ctthe
Wagon lilocked Passage
Six persons 31'11rc injured. two of
them seriously, as the result of a col-
iision between two double rippors and
a wagon on Cemetery Hill, New (71.1.
11111111, last night. just outside tho t'113'11
limits. The injured are:
‘ilnrry Thomas. 11119111 broken injnr
ion to bond and intornul injuries, it
is believed. tits cenditiou i3 9111111114.
Richard Carton, broken nosu, possu-
‘hly broken jaw and othor injurlos to
hood and face. Condition serious
Mrs.l.1ilti5 Schmidt,
about. hcud 21nd
31.'r1'n 'ht'd.
Mirth L‘ttl‘l‘k1 Newman out about t'ut't'.
Joseph l‘11tt11'r11int1r, in '1'
bruised.
'l‘ouy do Mike. 11r1u broken.
All of the lnjurvd with tho (1.3211111
tiou of (‘arroli holonghorc. Carroll's
home is: believed to 1119111 'i‘orrinuton.
Throo othor persons escnpwl injury.
Thomas was steering one oi“ the rip
tiers 111111 111! ct hin party, 71311 in 11111111
111(11' including himself. Tvoro injured.
’l‘ouy do 31iko~l1o1i~tl1roo otlu'rs with
him on tho rippor which ho 33'1111 stoor.
ing, but he was tht1 only one hurt
Au tho rippers slid down tho hm, it
is clohnod John tinrrihuldi. tirlvtu: 11
hcuvy ('ovorod wnaon. got tili‘t‘t‘liy in
their path, That in ('lmruo 'l‘l1muus'
crashed into tho whovl: of tho \3'11'11111
and was wrecked. tho occupants hoiut:
thrown about in contusion. ’l‘hu‘ Floor.
1d 113' do Mike ran into the horse and do.
Miko suffort'd his injuries wider the
nuhunl’s holii'u. it 33115 olniniod nl<o
that had the drlvor of tho 111111115 not
litnot'od tho riuuuis tho nooitiont \3'1111'11
not have occurod. 131-1 tho com'st' \3'1111
livhlt'd with rod 11nd 111'111111 lizhlzi. 1111'
rod lights on duuuor 111111111111 hoinz sol.
win-11 tho ripporn ninrlotl down hill.
ANOTHER OOASTIHO
AOOIDEN T YESTERDAY
(“1t
rihonldvrfi
st'voroiy
{11011.
1111i and
’l‘hot‘itloro, tho 1'i11l1l13'1'111'1oid 111111 oi
Mr. and Mrs. Stank-3' 141131111. of slain
slroct. First ‘Hiill'lt‘l. suntnlnod unito
nmoro injuries. 3'1'3l111'tl113‘ itilt'l'iltmll.
whih- sliding down hill. 'l‘lm but it'll
from his olod 111111 ht»; loi't \Yl‘liti 1.11'111111
11 ruuty lin run.
The wrint was .11113'1-1‘1113' uzntlu'd. tho
liu ut'intilnl', into lhu Hush 111111 11113'111'1
1111: 111111111 at tho tili‘ii": H11 .is on 1111
mortit'r 33'1111 rolled to utto 1d tho buy
und I111 took him to tho huupitul, 33km.
tho injury wu11 1lr111111n1d unit 11 trombor
of utitchou taken in tho wound.
'l‘iit! iutl Wits tlolutt nit'oly 11i lilt‘ liui'
pitnl today and will prohnhiy be 131.1
.churtrod noon.
PETITIDHEH OLAlNlS
INTOLEOABLE DdiiELTi
Mrs. ltiu 11111111111111... rorit “1.11.1. 11‘ ”id
mtllinory 11nd dry 110111.111 111111111 11.. 121
Word 111111111 111111311, 111111111111 ii'tri11.
him brought null tor dl3or1u 1111‘ 11..
bur hiitlbund. i‘iiillp llrouov. 'i‘im p111
porn in tho coon 3311.213 torrent last
night by (Ionutublo Humuzi t‘. irolnntl.
Attorney William l“. 't'umuiuny, of
Light. and Tammany, in m romantic. 13111111111113 the 1111111111: duo
towns: or the man; on school inumorog
r1111. theory, the petitioner. The 121151
will the board in the February 111nm.
W84 -—11. . “A“.
“Joseph Weller. Ilri gop'rt, will
hing: at scored cocotrt. St. Mary's
Church, Sunday, 7141‘; in m. 1
1"11111111111‘11.
11.11 1111 1111111111111
11 1111111111 1111131
Only Good Fortune Saved Snow-
don Ave. Residence from
Destruction on Mutiny
That incendiarism wus attempted at
the house of Robert Andra, in Snow-
den avenue. Chief Geomc W. Bogardus
and the police, who hove conducted a
joint investigation, are convinced. Oil
soaked rags, articles of furniture, and
other househdld furnishings, lead to
this belief, 111-.1 does also traces of can-
idle grease about the house.
in one place an umbrella, such as is
used on wagons. was soaked 'with Oil.
011 the floor W11, a quantity of minor
c111bors.thc flames having failed to do
' thoh 31(11l1 in another place a candle
bod inunod down to the floor, the wit'k'
probably being extinguished by drop-
plug into tho1 molten grease boiore its
11nd had been accomplished.
A hot! was soaked with the oil and?
in one ('oroor ol‘ tho kitchen. behind'
tho stove, the wood in the woodhox'
was also saturated. 'i‘he candles l1ad1
burnod down to the very and. tho‘
hurdonod crease with tho. wick inert-1n
telling the reason of the failure 01' the:
int'undinry‘s plans.
T1111 bed which was consumed, also'
giver-1 evidences ot‘ hnving bot-111‘ oil'
roulmd. This did not set tire to uny-
thine. oise in the room. and thus did
good iortuno save the house.- t‘1'o111 de-
struction. for tho 11111113 woro. apparent;
13' curt-fully 11.11d H)':%lt‘.llltll.ii'llii_V tutti.
.1‘3li this took 11111111, t:t‘(‘.( 1'dl111.‘ to “11111
testinniny ui‘ timer: (lilt‘Fiit‘ill‘ti. while
tho 111-1'11111111t 111' tho :1pa1't11111111. Audro,
3111-1 in N1 13' York .'1't3' 111.1 11. visit. it
is boliovoti [hill the iiimtcn 3\‘11111 11511.1”.
111] inst Monday. but the report of 11121.
tire was not 111111111 until tilitccr .lohn
ll. ‘l‘outhill found 11 trace of 1so111<1tbiug
wrong at tho honso
1111111111 11111111 utvt
LACEHSE 111 11111111111111;
3.
‘trntton. of tho
. lino dopurtmt 111. 1' main iiutinfsuiulwl
himnoii 11.11 tho 1111111 with his 13' 11
111-11 117.2113; \3'l11'11 ll11 l0)li a potallc" 1f
1x11111113, iurnltt'v'o. r1123, t‘li‘., l) 1119‘:
yl3'l1 1 iii-1 trndo \vl hunt :1 city 111
"1:11: 1‘
'l'l.'.‘ '.. 1111 1'1 l1o.1.d;111'r11-1'1-'. stated that
ho 33'111; employed by Starr lirothcrs, in
".‘Iigo 1'11, 11nd that ho would 10: (111'-
1'3' on his Work until ho l111d communi-
t'ttit'ti with his «unployors 11nd sutl'st‘ut'1
11'. '3' :11'1'111111‘01111'11ls had 11111111 111111111,
lit‘ liho police have
riott'rttiipvtl 1111'1111'3' 11111 111111313111111111111
1'1‘5111I1’Ill111: ”cousin: of [liztlilli’l‘ti,
and :hi~. in but (1111'1l‘tl111lll'nl of 11111113'
(1111 ':1:11 ho hrouuht to tho attuntlun ul‘
tl111.11ttloi11ls it tho pt'nt'lit'o. ('011-
tinnod.
t)tii«"1" Frank
\1)‘.'
113.113 '1'1'l111.~'t'ti.
11.12.
in
HM»..- W a...
ODS WEB SOOiAL
OF SHORT SEASALE
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hold 111.111 nit'ht in tho linhzht'; 111' to
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voltod tiltit‘ll utnuuonu'nt 11111111131 tho ‘1‘?»
ptoplo who attundml won the unwimt
int: ot‘ tho t33'i11o which had boon “will
in tho l’ortu hi” it wob. l'Zuoh purport
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whit-h how1 11 numimr whith vorrtr
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SCHOOLS.
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tion and the figure in SAMMIE.” This
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WASTE l8 lNlS Alt
litany Facts Told About the
Christian Church
Facts about the Christian Church:
which we are apt to forget. What is
the ohurt'h for? What may 0. man ex-
pect from the church? 'i‘ho‘ church
tahould provide the mos‘t '3vl1olcs0me ..
social life in the neighborhood; lt'
may be provincial. but. it is usua‘ly‘
pure. The best. kind of a church. is
that in which the residrntu cf a given .
11.111111111111113' come together to wo'ship
God, without reference to th.‘ pz'rscn? '
111113' 111' its minister, the denomina-
tion or the church, or the material
condition 1):" its poohi'. The mau..3vho
will not find iri'cnds'. among the prople
of his town door not deserve friends
11113'13'ho1'11. lio is an unnocinl being. ..
'it, may ho the church people are no '
i have had
1111:3l1 (superit'nf‘c with them. and 313'
3111 haw 1111.17. with t‘tw examples or ‘
mentioned 011 Ninth E‘mai
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Began with One Floor oi Han-‘3'
iord Block But Later Ac-
quired Another
1.
Starting ycntortluy with a working.
force of soventoou. which will be inr-
(‘I't'ust'ti' in tho nonr future to about:
o11o hundred, the new raincoat menu-x
factoring company hogan its business
in the iiunl'ord iiiock with u flourish‘
whit-11 moon's well for its success.
'l‘hns is anothor industry udded to
South Norwalk'nJong lint.
'l‘ho 11111111111113' 11111110. is F'rootgood fl:
P1134 cipati, 13nd movuu to South Nor-
31'11'1k from Now York. it in suit] that
tt'nnhio with 33'111"111.1'.11 in tho metropolis
lt‘ti tho concord to (1111111411, and that
South Norwallt‘n ropututimt for good1
lillHlttt‘ttm‘ l'lit'liilitis nitrut'tt'd tho com
com to thin 1'i13‘.
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i.11l'11r11 tho 111111141131'1111'11l decided to
i11'i111'. tin.‘ onliro plant. to thin place. '
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tho top floor or tho. block won traced
from tho 1111111113 W. A. llnniord. ’l‘hiu
lél‘fll'i illt’ 1'1'111‘1 l‘Ii L\Vt‘l\’1!
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tine: 1i1'p111'l11111ut. will occupy tho stilli-
tlonul iiour, whilo tht1 lililitlll". will tulto
plus-.- 1111 tho Hound lloor.
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touwlllo horn. lTiliinntoty nhout _u.
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moot in lho‘to 'tory. and thin 11111111113
uddltiouul pt‘olitn l'ur thr- locul moo .
t-hnntn.
Minty how. nontuood tho now Hum
ford “look in North Muin utroot with. ‘
the“ one ot't'npiotl by tho. raincoat. 00113
t:or11.’l‘ho htotk thoy occupy in in tha'”
my and tout 1111 ontmmo in Union 1
ntrtot. luring lorutod over liuni‘ordfll
rurago
HEN WARTEO
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Wanted, to men to harvest it'ti‘fi
ply 1:. our foreman 111 7 than. tom‘
row 1131111111111.” :11 Wooi'tt road. till
181. '1 ‘
(Signed)
s 1.3 on 1.511.111 tort co.
thousand : ,
Norwalk Chronicler