iflIyou want relief from
misery of a‘poorly heat-
_ ed house or apartment,
nbiiy coal of us and you i
. are out of your trouble.
We ‘ sell genuine Jeddo
"and Old Company’s
price for the best of each.
umber Is
manhaips you think and: that item «be bought'haphazardiy on price
' _ alone. You’d doubtless be mostly surprised it you knew the many
grades into which all tumlher‘ia divided, and you’d surely be "very
much provoked would you buy No. 1 Flooring thinking yOu were xetv .
ting the top notch grade, only to discover later that "CLEAR” is hot. .
tor than No. 1. That‘s one way price slasher: have of deceiving u . .
‘ fellow into rbuylngnhut the truth will come otit some time. We main. , '
tain that our reputation is worth more to us than the profit on any
order and when honest value: at tan-prices won’t neoure the order,
then we’re out of it We’ve all grades and all prices, but only one
The Hatch 8i Bailey Company
.. IDUTH N ORWALK.
timber
Lehigh' coals, as. well
, as free burning varie— {
. tics.
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PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
Kohn
Bron
12
N. MAIN.
STREET
PHONE 336-4.
a.
K,
CTURIES
FRAMED
P
FURNITURE
REvUPHOLSTERED
REPAIRED
RE-FiNiSHED,
a...~
our.
1 Haze ton
Goal
‘1'
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co
TEL. 294.
_....I_._ h... .0.-.“
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122 WATER ST.
‘ Avoid Danger
DON’T
Let papers, rags and other rcfune an.
cumulate about the house, when you
can sell them for cash to ‘
l
G Yourdisle
‘I 'Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave. 80. Norwalk.
Prompt service, honest weight and
the highest. prlco formulate, feathers,
10 a ii). for raga, 25c
hGWspupurs, 35¢ a hundred for mogu-
« zines.
‘ purl—r
rtnnn iii no Asr‘iitt
um...“ .. ..
”M l
'WAILL S'l‘itlillll'l‘. illvifi it. ill. The
. upward uwiniz of tho Mock illltl'itt‘l t'tlll-
1 tinned with full i‘m'ttc in trnluy'u ourly
trading. ’I‘horo won the mono urizcnt
"Banana gor xtocku nu during yonton
day's buoyant rluo. (lump of n. point
or so were umdv at. tilt! nninet by im-
lion Pacific, Atcliiaon, tlront Northern
Nth, »Cnnndiun i’ni'illv, liotlilnhmn
591.091, Cotiuolidutmi tine, ticurrul Illino-
Mn and (trout Norlliorn Uru, Hliwl
“nailed it? M. d new hinh iiuurv for
1119 movement. i'rouhod Stool t‘ur mun
marl}; ll point». itimli. bdund ulm‘ltu
store dimin weak. The counuon full
'14 and, tho pruivrrmi lug.
_ LATE FOR GLASSIFICATION.
,Wmm..mu.ln. a n... . . . ,. a...
“to Let iiiii snvn.‘ noon imnuic.
‘, good dominion, hi all Wort hit. in‘
Wm 01‘ John ii. Knapp, R12 Wmt i-lt.
.ilii it
u hundred for ..
from?
BASKETS OF FRUIT
make an ideal gift, for the nick
and a welcome. one for the well.
And right here, we suggest that
if more well people ate plenty
‘ of fruit thorn would be less sick
.poople. Try it on yourself. E
.l.
WE HAVE EVERY FRUIT
it is possible «to sonnrc hi, this ‘7’
time, t‘omc and poo how great it
the 'urioty. how litilc ill:l price. if;
'l‘hc incri- sight will make your
Ghiotto & Co.
Music Hall Block r.
oooamoocayoocw:icv‘ocntioocaaizwzics 3
January Re-
duction Sale
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(Continued from first page.) '
the federal government to omciully de-
termine. the cause and other tucte
connected with the collision.
Otlioere of the Nantucket, which
brought the rescued from the Monroe
into port, dually last night checked
up the list of victims and survivors.
The revised list showed that of the ’
total oi! fortyone persons whoae lives
were lost, nineteen were passengers
and tWenty~two were members of the
crew. “01 the total of ninety-nine por-
eonn raved. thirty-nine were passed
NORWALK‘I
LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
Tristram ‘
AND
I‘ Hyatt.
. « ___~_____~ mI . ”*3” __ M MN“ “MW gers and sixty were. members of the ’
. crew.
PURE E00“ V'UlAIHRS Illreliminary steps for the lnvestigw
tiou were taken early today, as the
- i- : result of inatruotiona from the Depart‘
i i “NE“ IN BHURI merit. of Commerce. at Washington to
l , the local atonmhoat inspection Hera
I ~ l ’ . vile. Robert 'l‘apley, inepector 0t
, I . g’ TWO Vinegar Dealers Found Gilli Iliullu, hurl Edward W. llrey, inspector
, . .3. fa I . ;oi‘ boilers here. will conduct the in-
» " : ty. One of Selling Weak Vme- ‘quiry.
gar and the Other oi
Watered Stuli
Members of the Pure Food'Commis-
siou of the stati- were in town today
to nsoiat in the prosecution of local
dispensers of food articles. in this in-
stance in the form ot‘ vinegar, who
have violated the statutes. The de-
fendants warp lire. Ermine (Yinque
and S, Mm'rls. They were. found
guilty by Judge John Keogh and let
:7) oil" with .‘i line of $1 and costs.
(mo of the prisii‘mors had ~evidcntLV
Willol‘t‘d vinognr pill‘t'illiSt‘d from the
The other had made vino‘mr
from cidcr und it was wonlo
'l‘im ionirtjon was secured under
, _ , . . . .
'1: ilu- loilowilit; provision in tho statute llmnnnou Steamship (,‘ouipuuv, urriv-
I .
«3 boolw:
Sec, 2564. Sale of impure Vinegar
Forbidden.
.\‘u iltll‘fillll shall llllli\(‘, Hull. otter or
oxpouo tor snip or isxi‘liunflo. solicit.
or row-ire any order for the sale or
dcllwi‘y within tliis'stnic, or for do»
livery without this siuio lor shipment
into this stale of: ii) any rinouur. us;
(‘itit'l‘ vinegar, not. 'wliolly rn‘oducvd
from the juice ot‘ nppll‘s; (til. any vin-
o'uu' or artioie- Hllid or to be sold as
. }rv . , ' . .‘ ‘L’ ‘ V
NEW AND PECOND-HAND STOVES. \lnltni, to “hub has in n nddld an
M. GUTKOW'SKY
At the Former'Auditorlum Buildlry. nu ucclic acidity equivalent to
37 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
~.Mmm.uu,-..._-—“ ...—-«ou~~
'9 m- Coal! Coal!
Coal!
.ilollurs for a first offense. and for at
.
tutor otienao not more than one hun"
drug. or any hurtful or foreign sub-
stupor, or any motoring matter. or any
till. any v‘iuognr not having“
the
prvsouce tlicroiu of not less than four
iwr ci-ut. by weight. of ubuOlutc ill‘t'il“
mill. and in ruse ol‘ cider vinegar. not.
loss iunn two pcr cent, by wcluht oi
(idol vlncgur solids upon full m'uporu-
tiou over boiling wutor. illvory poruon
violating any provisions of this sea.
lion shall ho ilncd not more than fifty
:u-id: or,
drod dollars or be imprisoned thirty
lluy a VCR” high grade of Wilkfi'l‘ days, or truth. The delivery or any of
llurro Coal of
WM. EFFRON
3 ROWAN 31:, EAST NORWALK.
’i‘ry a buahol and you will buy a ton.
Tel. 441
ViSit Our Stores
and you will liud two of the lam!“
stocks of
FURNITURE
in town at prime that will uurprior
you.
M.. L. ROSEN
MAlN STORE—la Ely Ave., Scull
Not-walk.
BRANCH STORE-Hamer'o
East Norwnik.
Blot].
. . . . ....‘I
SOCIAL WAS PLEASANT.
About ono hundred and titty pvr»
noun uiondod tho nobvvob Hilt'itti of Old
With t‘ommniuiory. No. 470, U. (l. (l. t“...
luut, ovuntnn. in ’i‘runt. (lotupnuy iluil.
lit‘ollowluu up the atrium of the ooh-
woh who nun-ll fun and runny uurpriuou
wcrc found at tho nppnnliu ondu. Thorn
won an orolwniru on hand and dhnoiun
wnu onioynd. Randy and email urti»
t’ivit word on auto. The. plain chowder
nuppor wan duiiahtiui, the mitblen lul-
ing dointiiy propnri'd and unuollontiy
norvcd.
M a . o o a i . n . u 0 D n I
A. i: pen I I ml in no,- I I u I uIl.
,» 9'4: ‘I’ "I’n?"‘-¢c‘?i?o;'.’“u'?-"n“’l"i"u§
.credited with
,r t I,r. .
n. n. .
‘nI-Ia an
All deposits made on or before
February let in - :-:s;-.
u I n e I . Q ' ‘-' 'n'.
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.m . . .-'.--.!-.- .‘x—ernHr-e.‘exwuvufa‘fnu‘h 4-.
g :‘s {10.1 v1.1 iI‘l‘flr'ltvl" q‘unu‘a’svn
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the ulmvv-mmttlom‘d articles upon an
ordi.‘ solicited or rocoivod within this
stain i~huli bu (tom'lnslvo ovidmu-c that
the order upon which uut‘li delivery
with mndc won t‘or such articles.
For the information of and to aid
Tel. 441. tilt" oihcr dculorn in town who pruc.
t—I—- into. or may at HOilli‘ future time prno
ticr, iulnllcrntilm, the following: noc-
tion or the law is printed, at the re-
lilil‘R oi the cmmnluulouorn: ‘
Sec. 13. When Dealer Not to Be
Punished.
No iii‘flit‘l shall be punished under
the provisioun of this uct for Rolling
or oti‘orlnu l‘or snip nuy urth'io of l'ooii
or drum; in the orlulnul, unbroken
pnrhum- in which it was rcl'oivl‘ld by
Hiiiii (it‘lit‘i‘l'. provided he can entail-
l‘nh n guaranty by tho wliolounlcr.
jllililt‘i', nuiuui'uoiurcr, or other person
rcutdiuu in the “Mind Stutcu from
whom he purohunod auvb article, in
tin- Mimi tliul Siliti Militia in not ndul.
tcrnti‘d or minhrnndcd within the
invalidity. oi thin iil'i; provided, that
until :uutrnnty uhuii contulu tho name
and uddrclu oi' the pnruon lilllitilii-l' tho
unto of tho Mild article to uut'h di‘ulor,
and in Hitl‘h cunt! paid llt‘t‘htiii ulmli hr
ununuldo to tho pi'oum'nilou llllti hun-
ultiiln which would oiliorwluo ulturh
to lilt‘ Mli'l dilnlcr nudur tho provin-
lous ot‘ iiiiH ucl. Witch the cxnmlme
tionu or unuiymni huruln pruvldod for
hiitllt' that tho provlaionu of thin not
how boon vlolntcd and tho (loulur ill
rnllrvcd from prouweutiou under this
auction by the production or u mum;
only Pinned by a pnrnon runiiilng out-
nldo of thin ninth, thou the dairy oom~
inlanionor Hilitil report unoh {not to the
auvrulnry of agriculture of to United
States, or the proper omooi appointed
for the onfoittemont of the not or
Conuroua approved Juno ill). 1906. and
known on the “Fund and Drugs Ante.“
. .4»..- WW “a a.“
CLEANED ABOUT ’40.
The rummage, gain of the Minoan
. olrcio, King‘s milliliters. of the down-i
town Baptist church, under the chain
,mnmihlp of Mrs. William Buttery,
- which lun- heon in progress inn the
Hunter-d [hook netted approximately!
$40.
t
i The inquiry will be directed along:
Ithree distinct lines. an follows: '
; Whether the masters of both res-i
{sale used every possible precaution to|
prevent the tragedy, including a low
speed headway nnd (fOIliillilili use of
fog horns.
Whether
among: the passengers of the Monroe;
.....
Iwns due in any way to n illi'it ot‘ dis-i
Iciplinc among the wow. . lHARRmGIUN MAKES VAUAHI ‘
, \t’liethor the two vessels woro in
their proper positions prior to tho col~
liniou.
Survivoru declnru that little, it any.
contusion toiiowod the collision. All
ol‘ thou: prnisc the. crew for their lil‘»
Ilinvior. ‘
i ll. ll. Walker. of New Yorlt. prom-j
dent and w-uorni munnucr ol’ tbc (iiilv
'iiililil til
i .___.._
l
Health, a Hero, But His At.
tempt is Futile
ed hirro lodny from \\'uuhiu.‘.lon, pro
pared to take up tho investigation,
i Home ol‘ the survivors, worn out lp’
cxpouuro and hardship. uphill runllnuu
nights or lay on hospital cots. whih~
othr‘rw. worn on [he \t'liy to their homo»;
todny. ’l‘hc Nilliiilt‘iit‘i, which lay in
'ior ilt‘liil :it tho doclt‘ii :i badly ii'llti‘r»
ed M million, wns \‘iuwcd bi illiillil'l‘til‘i
or the curious.
lu‘roic and rot
life. saving \vnH
tho most
lruillvs: utlompts of
i’l'lli‘lliilv
ton of titular-port. it man. who lill‘tltl‘Iil
inking u not: trip oh the advice. of
phyuirinnv. and mm, who lll.:l (‘lllii'lll
iumm-nt. showed almost supurhnmnn
Hii't‘lll-iiil in ili.‘ ondcnvor to anvc his
viiirz'r. lite.
ri-rs on tho illrl‘utod stoumvl‘ .\ionro~,
struck umidsliips by the Nhntuvlu-i
Husband Holds Wife.
After being: thrown into inc \\‘:li.t’l‘,
tho husband hcld hair with one arm
and swam with the othcr, but his;
sircnuih gradually L'nvo out lic‘nusv
Wireless Operator a Hero.
NEW YORK, .inn. 2i."“i“(‘i'(iiill1nd
linolm. chief wireless opcruior on
board the liner Monroe. who tool: oil,
his own life presorvor and strapped it.
around a woman just, as the Monroe
Still‘itrti to sink early yoiderduy. livcd
with his- parents in lhc llronx, Mr. and
Mrs. Ahrnhum Kuuhu. and his twelvc- “f ill-‘5 “Will“ burden. “l“i ”l"
_ Fear-old slider, \‘irioria. “9 mm chilly waters. As a lost rcsorl lu-
nmong the 10m. Tm. father is u t'nr. was obliged to put, his wii‘c‘s hair lw- .
ricr. iwocn his hath, which unaided him
to swim and trend wulor until help
tinnliy arrived.
His mother unid today shc ni—
Iwuys had had a premonition that some»
thing would happen to her son if he
remained at sea.
li‘erdiuund Kuohn was only 20 years
old. He became interested in electro-
mechaniou when a pupil in High uchol,
and constructed an apparatus of his
own at his home. With thin lie ionrn~
ed talent-aptly. and about three years
ago obtained employment with tho
jMarconi Company. life was first us-
"sigued to the steamship Joii’ci'sou oi‘
the Old Dominion Line. and when that
vessel was laid up for repairs more
than a month ago. was truiiol‘errod to
the Monroe, This woo nia second trip
that Chilly, it‘y water. Both were in-I‘
hon aboard the Nantucket and ulvoni1
llrst old, but to no avail. the woman‘
unnhlo to stand the cold waters and
exposure, brcntliinu her last while in
hor liuuhund‘s arms.
Some weeks ago Mr. Harrington con-
trut‘tt‘d a severe cold. of which he won
unable to rid himself. llocuuso or his
wcukonod condition ho left home with
his wife Monday morning. with no
destination in purtii'ulnr. Jrrmnluli
Harrington, wliouooou survived the
i Liner Monroe w“ Topheavy. ,terrlhlo ordcul went to New York lust
j Nlélit’l‘tlvlt’i‘ NEWS, Va. Jun. 31,“— evoning it) meet his sou‘who arrived
iWhen the (lid Dominion Liner Monroe, this morning 0“ an incoming V055“. .
I which went down to the bottom oi‘ the, Was Local Girl.
non. yesterday, utter she hurl iii-on1 lira. Harrington was Miss Muriznrl‘t‘
rammed hy the Nantucket of the Mur- Au‘nca Kelly 0,. Snuth Norwulli. tho
chuutu‘ and Mlnorh' Line, was com- ““1”,th of Mr. and Mrs. '11,”an pI
misuioncll, eleven years linol it was Kelly She was 2.; years ol‘ ll'lzl‘. mm
.fouud that she curried too much wnu married in JUNO. ltlii. For two
lwcight on iicr upper deck to he thora ycuru mm wua mnployod 1.” Alpine &
”ugh” ”WWW” and MUM" MK company, having churuo of tho glove
months after alto wan completed Him and coruot {iopurtllmuL ’l‘hlu was
returned to her local shipyard to have her lirat vuvutlon. Site “I 8"?va
“H the ““351” WWW“ taken from her any two purentu. two ill‘tliiltli'ri, and u
uupm'utruoturo. To that dial it lul'uc slider. . i
ohr'nution room was removed from. The body of Mrs, ilnrri: gm“ rouch-
hor hurricuno dock, several hatchet» od tliu i’cnnaylvuniu dupol, at 8 o‘clock
WW" taken 0“ tho ioreceetio deck, her this morning. Mr. illlii Mm. John L.
mniumunt wun removed, iu-r uinolw- Kelly. and family. ol‘ Still/(lull ntl'uct,
“Hulk shortened ton tent and her mm wont to iiriduopm‘t on the 9:16 truth
innint out down. leaving hot with it today
“"3510 Htlok. . 1i Mr. Kelly npolm of tho izrunl, (into
i “H" tailored to home muunnlo ”1" lion of Mr. linrrlnutou to hip with and
nununui roll oi the uhlp in a non, but . . . . .
iit’tilil’tllili ot‘ hor great free hoard, that the hololu (‘Wiliih ho nutdo to unto
her. while tnlkizu,r with u roportor lulu
roli‘could not ho roduriulad to wlintIiu morning I
ro'nniod on normal. l owovor, mo "
With oouhldorud nonworthy in every rc~i A“ MM” Murunrot K'V'H'V’ M“ “M"
upuct and lint] wonthored many a tor-rmmmn WM “WW” “it“? '0 n areal,
riilo mild lmuny people. She won it. charming
._.. girl, with a wool. mnnuor nnd atrildng
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN. 'appenruneo, and when in 'i‘rlutrum it
i lip-to-dnto plays, or old ”mm "Illyntt‘s made many irii-ndn in condor.
mutton,» not. when Minn (lay Zonoln tion with her WM"
Mutilation preecnto them. it was the ”M
old “The Colinty Chairman" she pro
hunted last evening in the South New
lwulii Baptist church. Thom wen a
large attendance and all preheat were
,dellrhted with the work at the onion,
vaw-
SAVED MANY FROM DROWNING.
NEW YORK. Jun. Biwwtlnpt. John
Van drum, or Monmouth lit-och. who
died in tho Monmouth Memorial lloa-’
pltal yesterday, at the age of sixty-
oight. had r remarkable record for any.
. ;....2.. ing human lives in to ride dieautors.
Mrs. Joseph Whitiuy. oi Eliaaebth Ho war a member of th ' United States
Iatree‘t,’ will he tnkahgto the hospital Lita Bavinga Corps during-u total or
today. She halt a brilliant arm. thirtydhren years. Many hundreds or
" ‘ ”W itvea were moved from wrecked vaeeoia
by crown hecommanded. . *
telnet. '.
n...» “a“.
ADVKR’HGE IN THEY'JENTINELC
on all of our ladies" Fur COats, Muffs and Scarfs.
Ladies’ Cloth Coats and Suits.
In the Bargain Basement
on all the Fancy China. A cut price sale of
Household Helps, Including tin and galvanized
ware, lanterns, soaps, washing powders, etc.
Sill Wlii’S llii j
lhnt courted by Thomas ii. i'iitl‘l‘lll),~ '
iiiil“::':, wouuht strength and health by C
The couplo worn pnmou- .
Two hours and a half 'I ,
did the young man hold iliH wife in ‘
ftoiliiy caused much delay to railroad:
,tliio reducing the present
Don’t Miss These
ales --- Greatly
‘ Reduced Prices
20‘70
discount _
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W“t‘a‘u‘- h. fig‘g‘d‘u‘ W‘u‘u‘ft
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no .w.v.-~. .
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We have (Tulle a good block of furs on hand. All
Mulls and Neck Pieces will be sold at remurkulilv
,
i‘t
illack Fox Sets
Black, Lynx Sets
. Natural Racoon Sets
.:\f~:§I4V‘-..-¢‘fk‘~f\a ‘ Nu:+ytfii;'§n‘m
.. I
Natural Oppossum Sets
.v
Come in. look them over, the prices will appeal to
you.
L I WOQQMQOQQQC’L
W
«van-r.
SNOW STORM DELAYS TRAFFIC.
CHICAGO, .lnn. 3i.-»~A snow storm
of Northern iliiuois, Indiana and Ohio
”-
uEATHs—Vtilnfirumll—Eiiitafl
Mrs. S. K. Stanley.
Mary ii. (“lurid widow of the Into
Stephen K. Stanley, died this morning
at. 7:20 at tho Norwalk Hospital, fol-r
lowing on illness which dates back to
lust September. Mrs. 'Stuulcy leisur-
vivod by sown children. Dr. 14‘. (7. Stan-
loy, oi Bridgeport: Mrs. W. ll. lluld»
win, Mrs. Josiah G. lrogtn'y. (Silurian
1’. Stanley, of Georgetown: (llivvr bl.
‘Stuuiey, S. Trout Stanley and Mrs. W.
truilic nnd tell-graph and telephone
service was badly hampered. ’
in this city uli street railways
brought, out show swceporu early. but
much dilllculty was experienced in
lumping lincu open in the outlying dis-
tricts. in tho Luke region of lndiuua
and Ohio, the snow turned to sleet and
many wiros were proutrntcd by tho
heavy frost.
-...-_.- a.-.“ ll. Wudhnms, of Bridgeport. Funeral
WOMAN DEAD THREE WEEKS. Ft‘l'vlco will he licIldI‘Iii'om iwr lulu
home, Monday. at 3:50 p. m. ltov. ll.
LOS .tNtlileCS, L‘nl, Jun. flaw-Miss
Ni-uuicito \t’ni'run. in. middle—aged wo-
man, was found apparently dnmented
in her upnrtmonl hcrc lust night nlonu,
except for tho body of her sister, Mnryi
. | Miss Dorothea Jackson.
“‘lll‘l‘t‘ll, who had noon (lend nppnront-,
Miss ilorolhvn Jackson, younnm-
iv lbruo weeks.
The invo cnnm hcrv rl‘ om duuuhu-r of Mr, and Mrs. t’liwnrii 11.
Ohio, two vcurnnuo. Jackson, died inst ovouiuu 3| WP
’ lioan lit Nowlown 'i‘orrnou. llgt‘ti iii
ycnri-i. Minx; Jackson iillti ill't'll in
poor liculth for uovornl ,vcnrs illlti ulw
tlu‘uph tho iwui oi" the uu'riil'nl ,‘rol‘lwzn
salon iiiiti hccn ('lliil'ti in there with
no improvvnwnl nl‘ lu-r condition
uhown. 'I‘llu- rum-uni i-wrvlcva will ho
ilt'itl nl Hi. l’nul'u t‘hurl-h on Monday
morning at to o’i-lm-lt. luturnicn: will
be in ltlveruidi- conwtcriz Friend»
urn i'oquouiod to Iuniil. i‘lowcm.
l.. und in.
iillt'l'llli‘llt
l). Egbert, ol‘ li‘lusbing, l..
E. l". Mci'lruu‘or, oiitcintintr.
will he in ilnion (‘t'llliflt’l‘)'.
Toledo,
'l‘lie l‘l,"—'.ltilll‘ illwiiillp, or the Nor-
wnll; i..iln-nry ilirl‘l'im‘u took Iiillt't.‘ 31th
(i'tlli‘.‘.;l., in tho nimcnrc of tho :n'v-
.‘t‘llll'Iv iii! iibri‘n‘lnn wnsi nuidn ai'crl»
lnry pro loin. ’l‘ho billu oi the month
worn :l ’1ch :llllllu (ii-‘ltllilil-lli)“ its to
wow niui menu-4 tool; plum and tho
martini; udiourucd at tho rloao to a
short. Houston with tho l'toiliu'tost'opn
nu uomu lwuuiii'ul poutnlu or the Grand
(‘nnon umi the Southwest luui bouzi‘
louncd for exhibition.
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Miss ANDERSON ACQUITTED.
SAN h‘ll.\.\'t“iSt§‘tl, Jun. :li.~~l,uitit
Aluxnndur. rhurucd with tho murder
of .i. ll. Vunbuuleu, un nilvl-rtiuing man,
Out. 18 lard. was found not guilty up
u jury‘toduy.
Vnnhnninn wast uhot down in hill 01'-
tlco in a downtown building by little
Alexander. who paid ho hud wronged
her under promino of marriage. Van-
Ibnalen was married. his family living
’in Milwaukee, Wis.
The Lilirurinn reported an lul‘renhn
ol’ lit»; in hooltu given out ovor the
some month 1th your and that ulnco
to it at meeting of tho lionrd $iltl.(l(l
mom had been made by entertain-
ments or dozihtod for tho Itcilootonoopo
debt to
$67.02. Yesterday a gift of ten dollars
was received.
ill. F. Andrews. uon-in-law of W. mi , W -.~
*Bylugton,« who has been spending a E‘- N- l. A- MEET'WG-
two months’ vacation here, nailed to- The monthly meeting of the Plant
day for San Juan. Porto 'Rico, where Nor-walk Improvement Association will
he will talie‘up his duties again he eec~ he held at the home of Mrs. Milton El-
retary and treasurer. of the Porto ill~ wood, in lRowan street. Third district,
can University. Mrs. Andrew, hit; on the alteration of February 3d t'ijuea-
wife. will remain in Norwnik until day) ata o'clockanmemheru are ash»
early epring before she returns. led to be present. ’
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