III
.IworrYing - and
there' 13 house in
telling peopié there
Newspaper adverr
musing is an entails, -
fished, factor in the .
building and claim
mining of any busy ‘
ideas. Try it.
Entered at the South Non-1k Pelt-Iona
. In Banana C
in- blotter.
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mar
WE PR SERi .
RlllMS ERRA
“SRHRR ”NURSE
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‘ Educational Authorities to An-
pear Belore Board of E8-
Wlimale on February 4th
Rlll’tllliliilllt II RHiPlllN
WlRiS l RE EW RiERli
This May be Given Him at the
Next Meeting of' the Board
The regular monthly meeting: of
the sclIOol board was held that night at
the High School, and the principal
matter which occupied tin-I attention or
the members was that (If the appoint-
: will (If a school nurse. At the l‘l‘I-
must of the board, (‘orporalion (‘ounI
eel Tammany submitted his opinion
roialive to the appointmont of II School
nurse. Tic holds that tho hoard can-
not appoint a school IIIIIIIIIII until the
.lIIIIIIId of Estimate has provided the
moncy for such a position. The posi-
tion taken by the corporation counsel
was productive of much discussion by
the members.
During it, the report of Superintolr
ticnt Chapman presented at. the prev-
io on meeting which (in: elated that but
‘42 per cent. of the children finish the
Igrammar school grade and that the
majority who leave before completing
that Course do so because ol‘ plIySiCul ,
defects, was brought in. This fact was
emphasized quite stronalv as one of
the most pertinent reasons win the!
appointment of a school nurse hltonldf
the made.
At the conclusion of the discussion
it was unanimously voted to have thtI
Ricard in a body and Suporlntcndent
IChapman and some teachers appear
lbct‘ore the Board of Estimate at its
meeting next \\'edncsdaI night. 1. ohm
my 4 and urge an appropriation tor a
nurse. ‘
The report of the committee which
investigated into the matter of l‘l‘llt‘\'~‘
zine; the COHEOSHOH III“ overcrowded
rooms was prcucntcd. it contained the
IIIIIIults of the work of the coInIIIittotI.
Incntionlnnr tho various buildings that
had been looked ovcr as possible 0le
in which the .IIIIrpluII scholars (Ioultlw
RJI.‘ placed.
the committoc no that tho IIItInIlIcrIII
‘IIIIII look further into the llillllI’l‘. 'l”lIIIlr
room! will be prIwIIIttI-d at the ncwl
Ilicclillg.
Sltporinicndmtt I‘hIIIIIIInII put in a,
his I
prtIstInt clcrk trunnion-«Id to tho ”ll-Ell:
The matter \\‘llh‘ Ill-:I'IIII-IIIIII at
I'IItlncat for a clerk and to bat-.-
School.
Mllllt' length, but no action wan lakcn
Lost iIluiIt. The hour-(l IIIchIcI'II rc~
(‘I‘l\'l‘tl il favorably. lilil‘llll‘t‘f’, and it in
III-pccivd that at the ucvi IIIIIIIliIItz IlIcy
,IIill \'()l4‘ hint a now our,
No other Initttorn cunIII hIIl‘IIrII lhc.
board for action IIIIIIIIpl roulitlc bllltI
fro... Ivcro uIIIIII mum and orIltIrIId paid,
“-m”- “Manama.” a“...
GAME WARDEN ADDS
T0 LIBRARY RDLLERTIDW
Gama \l‘nrdon Wilbur lI‘.
:IIlIiI-Il ul'cutly to the fine collection of
lIirIlII, IIlc.. in the South 'Ntil‘wnlli l'ubI
llc Library by tho ltntuiuotno nIIltlnu
be inhibited today. it in a woodland
scene with wild blrtia mounted thoro-
mt. IItIlto Iran to life and nature.
The scene in directly attracting
great attention and compllnltnttn upon
ila arrangement are lit-int; showered
upon the Inurden. wboae great gifts
lmc proved Iwonderful llelpo in the
tllltlt‘ltllltilllllp: or natural lectures and
nulnrc life In birddom, etc.
in the acetic are the ring neck
pheasant the rolled grouse, u pair of
limb White quail n spruce partridge
from the north, 9. Iliunglrlan per-
trldtge. Woodcock. a (lalil'ornia valley
quell. and a prairie chicken train the
m 9“ Mann...
it was dIItIidt-d to continue
l-lnlilll ltan'
lcloulllu ltl noon. New Years, 'Waalthw
RERREW RRlRiW Rlli
RRRRRERRR RRRRERR
Atlalrf in Bed Men’s Hall last
Evening Largely ,‘Atlended I
and Most Delightful ‘
FM-
IOne of the most gorgeous affairs or
the season, and probably the moat
elaborate which has ever been held
in the new Red Men's Hall, in West
Washington street, was that. of last
evening, when the charity ball of the
Hebrew Ladies' Aid (Society took
place. Over two hundred and fifty
people attended and everything was
most delightful. There were guests
from New York, Stamford and Bridge
port.
I. ‘Tho committee had spared no et-
forts to make a triumph of the ball
and every minute detail had been con '
scientiousb arranged. The hall was:
ldccoratcd prettlly with ferns, palms,
land flowers by Florist Smith, and
made a. delightful setting for themany l
headlifui ladies and their escorts. It;
l\\flS said last night that mote gor‘
genus gowns have been seldom scenf
.at I1 similar affair here, and certainly
all looked line.
There were twentyl‘our dances on
tho program, and it was ill the woe
small hours that the guests left. for
tlIciI‘ homes. Svec'n full orchestra fur-
picked the music and a happier choice
could not. have been made
It. is estimated that DI'ILII $200 was
cleared bv the affair. As this will be
used in charitable work it is indeed
complimentary to those who strove so
diligently to perfect the plans.
l During intermission delicious rc-
't‘reshmeuts were served, DeKlyn ca-
tering.
1. Joel was floor manager. The et-
t’icient committee in given as follows:
'Mrs. Morris Epstein, Mrs. Edward M.
(lane, Mrs. Robert Joseloveky, Mrs.
Louis Joeeloii, Mrs. G. Yordisky, Mrs.
I. Joel, IMrs. ISamuei Meadow and
Nils. Joseph Abrahums.
RRIRR RlRRERR
3 WWW REW Will
i
Unanimously Concur with Prop-
} ‘sltion submitted by Bosseg
i , at Recent Conference
The liurbcre' Union unanilnously
adopted the new working: schedule
.aubmittutl for their consideration at
the regular monthly meeting last
night and the new plan will begin to
work out on February "Ii. 'l‘hc olllc'cia
wetc ilIsttIlltId last night by (I.\- -l’IIII~'.i
dIIIIt (luatavo l'ltzcr. ltefrcelmlcme
and guinea wcrc cnjovcd Ili‘lcr tclt
ntcctlng. 'i‘lIIII-II \\ili\' a large ultcnti-
once. - l
’l‘bc (llllCl‘l'H inatullcd are no follow: ‘
i'rcnidont-Iv-llcnry t‘. Sclztel'. I
\‘ic-ci'rcnldcnl. l‘rnnk Mnculuno. i
(‘orronpoudinu and Financial SIIIIII l
tar) (lilo I.iIIIlnlroIn. :
l iiccortiitlu SocrIItnvy IIIII lionry (lot- ;
hnrdt. . l
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’l‘I'IInIIut‘I-r A lI‘IItIcII,
tiIIlIiII~~IlIInIIIIlI lltlllco.
tluanliuIIw -lltIII.iIItIIln Morukcu.
'l‘I'ttIIlIIIIII~»(fltttrltIII ll. lI‘rnnlIc,
I plt ()(itltI ttIIIl SanIuI-l Spink.
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l Jon-I
I Mncul'
l Itno, (innlttvo l’ilaI-r and N. Simona.
l 'l‘lIII IIIIw Acute of hours and n
cltattnc in tho pl‘lt'c at lIIIIr million is
circa no follow;
lt'I'IIIII Novcmbttr l to April 1,
III. to if p. III.: from April i to Nov. 1.
'.' II. III.. to 7 p. In. llccorutlon lluy.
Fourth (it July. 'l‘lIuIIltIIglvlnu, )lIIIiIlt~
liltilt and lfoiutnlmn Day, clone all tilt?
ttIIIIIItIl witch they fall on Sitturdny or
Monday. and in that event, hull atiuy.
iI‘lIIunI-II (Lfotnutlltttc-~~lI‘rIIIIlt
if m
l
lou'o lllrtbduy, llootl Friday and labor
tiny, clono at noon. it New Yenrn,
’Il’anblngton'n birthday or Columbus
Day nhnil fall on Saturday. Itlmpn will
keep open all day Rind clean at 11 p.
In. When nltopa keep open until 12
'noon on the above ltolldayn. they will
clone at ll p. m. the night before.
Show will keep open until 11 p. In. on
the nightn before the above itolidnytt,
when they are to be clotted all day.
w'rry our brand. it‘s always good.
Banner Bky. oblonroe Bt.
RRlRi ER REE
1ogrnphcr for tho ilocomobile (XIII,
[Detective Hall on a warrant
lllroad ‘ill‘til‘t paint. donlcr,
film”! and (‘IlIortIII
Willi llRl
Bill .8“
Woman Arrested for Black Mall
in Somare Auto case is Turn-
ed Down by Own Family
lEiiR WHll SHE Sill
ii WE WERE R'RE
Auto Driven by Palmer Crashed
Into Trolley, Then Story
Framed Up
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liltitllil l‘l’tllt't‘, Jan. 23. 7Mrs Marlo
(‘Ioudcrrc of Sid State street, a etch
who
wan arrested yesterday morning by
which
charger! her with ultenlptin; to so
cure money from John L. Somers. lllI‘
In the case
which has arisen from tho death of
.Mre ilclcu .lndd in West “III on in ile-
Iomber, when she was with Mrs, (“on-
"I.
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“(Continued on Eighth Page). 3
‘RllMRil [ARIES
lllltHltil Milliilitll
Entertainment Course Altair in;
Trinity Church Draws Large E
Gathering Last Evening i
The Olympia Ladies‘ Qllttrtcltc, rem‘
og'nizod throughout the l'nited
States as the bent group of feminine
colored singers trppoarlng before the
public, delighted a large audience in1
the Trinity Parish Hall lust cvonlnn,
This was but another of tluI eerlcs'
which line bccn running all wiutcr
for the benefit. of the new Pariah llall
which tbc lllt‘ll ol’ the church ill‘v'
planning to build. Last cveulnu‘n (In-
lcrlainmcnt swcllcd the fund consid-
III'al ly and thc commltlco in grtItIiiIId
It Ibo rotnltn obi tainctl.
'IFiIIIIII is to ho (lllt' InIIIIc {‘lllllllllll-
Incn‘ on the program this III llt' lIig'lII
l‘lliSli and III the tattoo IlIIlltzbltnI no»
I
.turc which has IIlIIIrucltIrizcd all Riv-
. I.II than for
'l‘irc program of laI‘It IIiulIl's
Ililon it. an I'IItIllth
Part One.
SII IIIIII-c ltiI'III',
Quartcl.
littlnblc,
.lubilcc Shout.
So, Ittlto Solo (TarIIIoIIII
Mina ilnticrwootl
lthrIIntI-Illnl QIllIl‘ll‘l Ht‘lt‘l‘lt‘ll
Lulltvbyw Kl'lllllt'lly llllbc.
illp .\iII,
,ll‘i'h'l"‘iI
l.l\l'
\\'il.~tcn
.ltIltlllIc Shout.
lI$m-onraIIIIIIIIIIII ...
Allyn l'lIIiIII'IvIIoIl.
l’rlulu.
.lIIlIliIIII l‘llttl‘llu.
liinu ’l‘htIIn lll'lll‘l‘llll’ Hello, I
.llllIllIIII l‘iIIII‘Iln.
ltondluu~ Illlllflltl‘
llIIIIl
times, but non wee
' Still.
.iincnt of vucltto.
Inlrltctimi. 1h” .. lctIt
j nplnlrtlllm.
[IIi‘ trunnion. in Hull.
.urnccl’ul clipper bow,
liuurcltcud of it warrior ‘A’llll II. Eill‘lllll'
. to that.
; Villllll‘lllill
Iwiil ('liilll' dirt-cl
m
4
a...
tumultuous
LIII ill titan
Squads of Police 3.3.2.... Pat-
rol Ghetto Dlslrint to Pre- -
vent disturbances
nob-mm...
CHICAGO. Job. 28 .-~To prevent a
repetition of la'at night's riot of hun-
dreds of unemployed garment work
ers. sounds of lice reserves patrol
led the Ghetto istricte all night and
were still on dd y early today.
Police patrol! g Maxwell streetlaie
.souTI-t nonwam. corn. .weoncspnv. JANUARY 28.49.14
Uneettled today and Thursday.
T W O CENTS
tannin
w YllllK ls
llllllllll ll UP
~I—~~;~.¢
Members of EastSide Gang Con-
fess to Bomb Outrages, White
last night wet“ fired upon 'thrcE:
injured.
rioting began a, or speeches had been
made by Morri Bernstein and Harry.
Wishnowaky. who say they represent
the industrial Workers of the World.
After IBerns had been placed unu
der arrest the ‘ lice formed a cordon
about their pci‘ ner and with drawn
revolvers suoo ‘ ed in matching him
to 1: police station. the riotcrs shout
lllg ‘llynch the police” The ctrwnd‘
were exhorted by Wishnowoky to rot».
'cuo Bernstein. After a roth and tum»
ble tight. lusting several minutes, the
police succeeded in draught: Wlslr
nowsky into the station, after which
the crowd was dinperncd. Many of
tlIII police hadtorn unifornle and Im-
nor bruises. ISix arrests wcre made.
For novcral (lays hands of linen»
llloycd garment workers have paraded
illii Ghetto dlhirlct, begging food from
stol'cs. They would llll’ll’. lake the
it'ood to a hail, whore it was equally
divided.
The warmer weather in uni-i
to MIT“ thrown thousands of garment
workers out of employment by cune-
éinu a shutdown of the factories.
llRilERRIil llRRi
RRRRRE REE RRlRRRil
Millionaires and Titled English
Guests Sale and on Way
to New York
NEW YORK, Jun. {38. ~~.\'o direct
‘\lOl'd from Frederick It. Vanderbilt,
whoee steam yacht Warrior was
stranded on the rocky coast of Colom~
bia, nctIr C‘apc Aguadla, yesterday,
was received by friends here today.
The position of the yacht, according
to MInnIcn who know the Columbia
count, in extremely pcriloun ii‘ alto
lies on the outer moat rocks of Cape
Aguudiu. on tho dispatches no for rc~
ccivcd indicatc.
l-‘ourllt (.‘lillccr 'lilcbardo of the
hi Main Liner Caribbean, who
:IailIId that count for yours and knows
its: (loam-rs intimately, war!” inclinI-Il to
doubt whcihcr tiltI yacht. would Kt'l on
without carious damage. .\ northnrn
Iwind particularly llflllltei‘llllt-l to n i~|llll
in tho \l’arrior‘u position. b: apt to
upring up at any ntoutcnt in this sca-
according to Mr. Richards.
’i‘lltl Warrior in known IIII one or lio-
SlIII in of .‘Ilt'PR con-
ltIIIIz. lInII lwln
Iscrows and in equipped with window
Silo watt built for Mr. Van
Ilorblit in 'l‘roon. Scotland. Ill It cont
SIIII in acllooncr-
with a large t’uuncl and n
on which in u
”(l)"
rlunctl.
lily: nwortl III‘III' lllh’ IIIIIIIIiItIII‘, IIltIIlIur
born by tho IIIIi lll'itlnll huts.
lionltlp Warrior.
NEW YEHRK. Jail. 13%. lb. IlIItlclt \‘t’.
and bully. ItlIIIIIIp, liliiill
tin. ilnkc and lint-bone ol Millll‘lllull‘l,
York on
in .‘I'r‘tv
llt'ctltllillb. tiny ii? board the i'lllltIIl l"t'lIll till‘itllii’l' I'lltlllI
llttI‘. “ :Inntc. louvlnu ill-o Vanderbilt yacht
Mill“ l'lll'illl. ‘Wm-rlm’ llilillllll‘ll Illl‘ llll‘ llllllllWI'll
Part Two, iIonIIl o" "olontbln.
l’itIItII HtIlIIIIIHtIlItclcd, 1 Word to thin I'ETlll‘t Iron lt’l'llll‘ltll
Mina l‘cytolt. Elwyn lI:IiII;.- from ('lIIIl. \‘l‘, ii. illII‘Itn,
iloll Jordon, lconmtnudor or the Mountain. in II
.lullllco Ilfltornn. . wirolltng montage he paid: “l". W, Van»
the WWW. Elll'l‘lllll llllllvlltllly none Ilto thrtIII for
Jubilee (inmate. ‘
Violin StIiom-‘Sottvcnlr ltIIIhtcidI
Minn Surrey. 1
llcntlingwl‘l’hy Lucy llncltnlid l
‘ . molmrl
MESH Underwood.
tlobbllnr,
Quartet. .
(‘ontralto solo,
’ Mitts Peyton.
Swing Low, Sweet Cheviot,
Jubilee Chorus.
Iltvlnhap.
blow Warrior IIIqulIt on corItl
rcct. llolicvo nlIII can lIII. enroll. l‘an
ty doubled to contlnuo to New York
on almlmnto.”
’l‘lte .‘llmirontc. nhould arrive in New;
York February ll. ; Tito merchants or the lily are full
whilst. Norwolk lmplovement Miro
elation will giro a silver ion Friday
afternoon 3 to n. at the homo of lira.
ltua‘
Slavery and Other Crimes
MRRRER RRllllillER
iR SRRIE lRRllRRES
Trying New to Escape Paying
Penalty for Their crimes
NEW YORK, .Ian. Ei—«Further rev.
elationa concerning bomb outrages of
the past your anti a halt" that have ter-
Iorizcd hundreds of Clint eidc Incr
chant and propcrty owIII-rs. are cx-
pIIttI-Ii to ho made today. tlItI
trial of Anzclo Syil'cstro. Infrusco
IIIcmiIcr (If a black hand organization,
ix rosulncd,
'i‘hrouuh the (-onl‘tanione of
Lehman and itocco l‘ll“l'lll, thI police.-
and District. Attorney Whitman htIpxI
to stamp out tho bomb throwing gancz:
or the IIuIII aid. that have built up a
inclalivc iIII‘ouIII lllltll‘l' the
the black hand. IIIiIIIr llil‘Jllll‘lZs III
I the gang l1IIpil.;..tI...l in the I~IIIItIIsrions
Rare expected to flop the city or link.
Elerms with the district attorney.
' PFrom the testimony of Lehman and
.9111 the prosecuthn laid the basis
yesterday for additional disclosures or
the band of which thtI men (Ionl‘cused
to being members. lmhum told all
atnazlng' story at crime from pcttv
,thcl‘tn in his youth to rolIlIIIrI, mur-
'dcr and mom. recently to his employ
meat as a bomb thrower, lie turned
Istatc's (II'Iidente he told tlIc conll. th
jcause members of the go: lg bad retuse
ed to employ an attornu). for him
when he was arrested in Paterson, N.
.l., for throwing a bomb in a silk mill.
l’ucelli confirmed everything; about the
bomb Ull‘OWI’l'S told by Lehman. Both
nII-n declared [boy had not permitted
possibility of pcrnoztnl injury or own
death to stand in the war of" their
work of planting and setting. off t-xplo
elven.
II hetl
.~ irrIItl
Igllisc ol‘
LOVE AT FIRST
SIGRTBAY rnIrIItIs
After an ilIllillllllilillt'l‘ of bill a
few IIIIII|<.I two young, pIIIlIlII. (IIIII
Miss: Mary ltllizaltcth liltillcn, living in
t‘ltlcuyc, lit. and llll' (lilil'l‘ lit-.IIIIIIII
t’. Raymond, or l,mvluboro. wore mur~
I‘lcti ltIal unimn plan..- ItIlrz-at'
rlctl. in llli,‘ IIIIIIIIIIIII Ill . a.- ll“. .-lorl.;.
wcrc utrikln; tilt- hour i‘himuo
ilntc.
Minn iitIIIIIIe' Y-lil‘ I‘inltlnu, In NI‘II‘
.chIIIIIy uhcn alto Incl for. Hil_.llitilill. ll
was a cone of lill‘l‘ at first Hiuhl. l'I'lIIIIIlSI
who know Ill‘ [be infatuation. my.
lAlt'lll ft'ltntin III'II walling l'tII' Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond to “WIN homo cunt
wIIIItI How will .IIhoutIr I'IIIInI‘ultIlnllttun
upon tlll'lil.
IIltIiIt.
(I: ll,
BEN SHEET AT HIGH SCHOOL.
'l‘ltII l'lltIIIIIII. lion lmwl i‘ImIptItI;.',
IllIIyIIrn, ‘li'l'llltii'N‘ti by ftIIIttIIIIIt up»
IIIIIII'IIIIt-IIII ill town, will lit‘ in tho lti'lb
school auditorium II.IIlIr Hm 'IlI~~lich'I
of tho ’i‘owtt ‘l‘cm itttt‘tI' ,\I.II.IIII:IlioII on
Saturday. Vibrant) Tilt. ’llIII IIItItIlIatII
will probably prI ill'ili "i by hi. :I lll'llI
IIl‘ \‘IIitchII‘ llllllllllii a ItIIIIially ol‘
.I‘lIIIIlHIIIpIIlIr. no pinyw,
JUMPED Hi3 BOARD BILL.
t‘. .l. l'lllllptI, ll outstation haunt.
uncut allow lime in South Norwulk
and Wlli‘ll be bit he jumped bin board
bill or all at tho Illnnnlotl llmlblt, The
police have inronllgnlwd and no in-
formed that tltII man it; now out, or the
Male.
GENERAL BUfllNCSfi SILUMP.
the the general bueinnao niIImn nit II:.I
charms (omen about the latter pm of
January and the llrlIIt ol’ Felon rLI.
During tltIzI middle of next month tll'?
Ied for
fuel. enough of this form of enjoyment.
"i‘his was especially true of the dance
. was IIIIrtainly
lilllllSBlllli IIIIIIII ,
Its iSllRllilll
Enjoyable Altair. with Music
Dancing, Speeches and
Refreshments
Thoroughly enjoyable was the socia-
ble and dance given by the 1’. ‘C.
Lounsbury lodge, No. 126. N. E. 0. P.,
at their quartern in Washington street,
last evening. A large crowd of mem-
bers and invited friends gathered ear-
ly, and from the opening of the festi-
vitlcs until the close, the occasion was
Ione of unalloyed pleasure for all. The
EIdamiug in particular was what seem-
ch to appeal to the fancy of at very-
body, fol although each dance was a
long one and repeated a number 0:
times, the crowd continually applaud
more, and could not seem to
known as the ,l’nul Jones. it made :I.
distinct hit. with everybody. and had!
to be repeated at least. a dozen times!
(Ire those on the floor could be LIntin f
tied. with ”W pronportn good that itl
v (laid it: i‘II’ ll‘ bII plaItIIl another (loz
had the midnight hour (ItI
:llllildlf, not come to (no relief of the‘
II'cary orchestra. The orchestra was
;.I;IIlII.»IIIIl (It (”ht-Irina Lev; -‘.out.ll \'III'-
II'tllk, and .‘IIrI-I. Anna i‘nitlin, (It East
:‘Iorwalk, IioliniIIt and accompanist,
l'l‘SDUt‘ill't‘ly, and their playing; and tilt
pcntIroIdty they (lelihited were thor-
tltftllly Izpprccinlvtl b) III'cry‘oody.
til limos
Early in tin,- I'IIIIIIinI: a .thII'l talk
.35 "int II. bf." lI‘I'IIIl. .li. lircw of \n-
<1IIIiI: :Id Ireneltror ()i the order.
who showed from statistics that the
N. E. O. P. is in a thoroughly healthy.I
condition, both financially and other,
wise. Later on Wallace F Smith, ex-
district deputy from IBridgeport, aluo
tlt‘ll\(‘l‘t'd an able address. explaining
what the orIdeI stood tor and brintrlngg
out very clearly the benefits that are‘
to be derived from nlemhcrship in
that order. '.\lr. Smith was followed
by Warden A. W. liazzardfiot lCant
\‘orwulk. who spoke briefly of what
it would coat to join the organization."
IInd then camtI more dancing, follow-
cd by refrcsbhments. (inc candidate
was initiated last night. and two
thcka‘ hence a class initiation of live
will take place. Several strangers ex
pressed their desire to join last night.
IIltlIIIv for the insurance or social tout—
III'IIs III’ the order. and thc indicationn
arc that a numbcr of others will come
in blim‘ll)’. ’l‘hc affair laIIt cvcnint:
a pronounced allccesr.
and will not soon be i‘oruollcu.
'Illt’lil-l i‘cIu'IIt t‘.II.I ilt-pc li‘ezc
dance, li‘riday II ‘III;':'.II:, .lnn. :iU. ’lowzl
.\II.t.IIIIIblI it. Hi
MISS RARFlEED TEElS
PAREiI i'lS SilEiB hlAlllllEll
ilw NiIIlIIILaII
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mm lbw, Now York, int:
ccuIIlIlu, lrIIIII Ihtlr Iiazu‘zht- thllt-.
IIIIiIiI tips to tho IIil'wI‘ that .‘Illl' llIIIi
‘IIIIII martini .IIIIi wto on II h m...
trip that ,Ilntw Itllit ll v
luminotd, l.ltlll.ll t‘aIII’II. III lllltl"tI
port
Ml‘. lltlt'liIIiti, with
l'llli'I'lll‘I‘ and .VIIlIiII. to lltii'ItI
pm, smut-nay I-I'rIIiIIII. ill cloud .1
l!.|ll""‘. ‘lVl‘l‘tI lllH‘l‘ Nllllll‘ llll'l WlII
who had ‘IIIIIII homily, ,. lllI
for a rI-I months. and
it itIt’IIIItIIIIIl llll‘ l'tllltIIr
‘llrI Ion: {Jill}: ill b=I liI.t.i“I:l.
El'iillt‘l'l ll' Il IIIIIIiIItIl both a
now. but all to 25.. IIIII‘IIIII‘III lit parrot
i}. an it llll-l lil’l’il lIIItrIIcIl that
U IIIIIIIy wit: llIil'I l3?l“ll l..lIr in. lll'
tlIIliIIII (‘IIll‘tIiiI' ’ZIIIIIII of tho llIIlv
lionhry. lit llI‘Illtcporl 'iltn illitlII. wk...
it only Ivitzblvcn rcnru old, i.I "Xli‘l'lllllr
ly pretty, and has many l‘ricttda in thin
rlly, all II." whom II‘lfIlI lIIII‘atll tutti
butbnnd much iIII,..pittIIII=I llil'] ifiliiltl’u
lily,
’l‘ltcr will rcttldo in llritlnepntl.
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lit! Millie
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any with bill“
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wGARD OF THANKS
We “to. to camera our litnnkn to
all fl‘lellllfi and neighbore who tlym'ra
intend with III. to our Into bereavc
inent, for the many beautiful tiurui
fldnlel “03h HISeaVIew Ave. Evely spring trodett will pint: up out the“ pierce; also her. Mr. Folrbanltn.
one Welcome. ‘
broadens will tel tighter
W. n. THUMPREJON IAND lt‘t’erlA‘
. South
MRS an
an RF
WllH Hill
The Couple Departed Yesterday
for Parts Unknown. Pianist
Bearded at Svec Home
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..._....
WRlllR RREW MRREl ,
ERRM SERERRE RlRRR‘
This Probatly‘lllalte. I 'encect;
Criminal Nature
Wm.
Airs. John Sync, wife of John Sreca.‘
living at Ill Stewart avenue first dis-WI
til i l‘Illl IIIvaI rom home Iestcxda'y
III III-noon with l‘hazle: Kiltborn, who.
II. I; l.lll}ll(l)t l as pianist [Or the Plens~
IIII‘. lionr tiIIc'IIirIe. Silo drew from the
Nonvalk timings tank 3:700,
and Sill; trim tllc Norwalk Savings
Society and t;‘.:;o took In... bank bucks
.lohn Slt‘l’, her lIIILhatld, hail' E
bun sick for the past six Invoke; .Ill-
:‘wiinu hum sumac h II: Iisonin: and has
not been oIILot' l‘,Ich(II:I.-.I. (iv ‘zlg that
t'nc‘. llc pm the‘oare in the
hand of the lotion and lictctttirc Sor- I?
alone.
ha n
' .EeunL beatncriand is now wurki’ilg'on '
the case.
Airs. ISvcc. left the house yesterday
afternoon at 1:30 and told her hus-
band tlIat she was gang .tiowntown
to buy their Isix-yearold daughter.
(tiara. some dresses, He asked her to
get some medicine which she Sffldxsha
would do. The afternoon padded and
Mrs, Svec did not return. Supper timer :
arrived and still ‘ehe (lid not put in R
an IIppcaIIanI-c. The little girl lopt ,
asking her father for her mot-her and
be told the child that she. would be
homeI soon. The child asked permis-
sion to wait on the corner for her and
be new permission. When darknees
arrived ('lttrn returned home crying.
Mr. Svct: became worried and got up
from the couch and gave his daughter
lItIr supper and put her to bed. ”He
then dccidcd to pay a visit to the.
Pleasant llont theatre \Vllltll he did «of
and tlitI’o inquired for Kilboln. Illo
“lit-i to M that lx’ilbmn had not shown
up and had ici‘l Word that he had zone
tllll of town. 'l‘lIIIII tho truth of her .
dim, .lllWlll‘il upon him. He
i’l"‘lll|t‘il that «he had mot l‘iilbol‘n at
:l llil‘t‘lllll: ilII‘IIIIlIa'I lodge,
I" out flow when I-‘lIc was
IIII'oIIIpaIIiIIl in her violin selectiono"
‘II' billion-II, From that “Inc on till-
barn was :I l‘I'IIIIucnt visito‘ :Il Ste-c313
it. :no whorl: lltcy III-.IIMMliI-III nuclo tnI
I'I illtIl‘.
carnncc
(I; the
w. l‘li.“ our)!
SI'I II lIIIIIIcIiiIItIIly I‘l‘lil’ll‘ll‘tl thII mat~
ow to the “pill-u and Screcant heather-
lIttIIl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'd tlIII work of tracing'
tlIII tIllIlIl'lt‘. pIIiI'. He found that. the
two bad tokcn train coin: in the
Illl'ct'llnll of York. which loaves
lIIII‘tI at it l‘p to prune time.
no l'IIrllII-I' trtt 1‘ ol‘ lhI- thinning tll'll
lIaIl lll‘l'll tilIIIIovIIrIIIl,
’i'lIII llllllli'l' IIt‘ lItkitIlz S‘I‘Hll l't'lllll tllll
II
Now
It'IIlII'IlI‘.
two :I‘Jl'llL'Il iII tlillllllllt‘ IttIIktIII it n
It tIIIlnIII IIllIn I~ on “to port It 'Mrr.
SIIII .‘\lI' HH'I' will llIi.I morning that;
thcro will; on IlIIpIIIlll in ”In South
.‘éorwalk funk 3|.I’Iotl IIIIIi l‘t'II‘II "I‘d
IIcIIII.IItt IIlIc IlIII-w $5300, “(I raid
lll'J‘It II:II'I to “If ll:r I, rch‘ iii! I ‘II tll'l
uptown lmttt: plot .I,. told ribltl front
illi"" iIoIlI n~ oont an In in the union; .. a
ct" \l:‘ and film Srum : ml tIcIIIIrIllufly
IIi’lIIII Ulll‘ col? i draw out money. The
mot llIIl ‘irt 3"“. took the bank
intact with bar. lIll lll‘l' husband to
pitccnn allurinucnl upon both {Irv
(111le no that aim would be preventedw,‘
from I‘itltIlI‘nIvitI-I Ilnv more: Ittrvttcv,
Mr. .‘Iivcc told The Sentinel reporter. .
lltal lll‘ will prottccuto Kilborn if he is ,
lrII'tIttId. in regard to what action ill:
proposed taking; against his wife. lid
mid he won undecided. He will {will
Ionl‘orenco with Iilluminant hinterland
thin attraction, after Iwhich he "Id
make up hill intuit an to what lit
do with her dilollld Idle be l’
brought back. ‘
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