East IndtaTea Co
Te187l 125 Washington ‘treet
we owe me sense» pnemcu rename cramps.
JNORWAL‘T TRUST CO.
BUIJLVlTiNO.
TELEPHQNIV 1280.
Goods are Stolen
uw-fi-
Wrens? r1111 r.«r’11m 111-1
successful occurred In town. Tuesday
evening. and the losses will amount to
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Sermon - Drama
ii .“lhe servant in the HouSe”-——— by Mr.
Charles Rann Kennedy.-
Rehderrd by E A. Mead of New York;
Sunday Afternoon—~Tomorrow.
in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
At 4:30
' «MUSIC HALL, MONDAY
Binaries Klein’s masterpiece,
"The .j:
All are Invited
Silver Collectidn
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‘_' J W Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses
Arguments by counsel in the civil
. . made after
case'of Daniel Sheehun is. Dennis Cal-
VIEW and wife, were made before KP l C T O R l A L‘
Judge Keogh, in the First district
“court at 11 o‘clock, this morning. He J P§§¥ 153R?“ 8V (
T 'V (reserved decision.
l'lnno that French chic
and style so much udmir»
—Winter cops, winter caps. O’Brien. '
‘1 ' ' ed by all good dressers.
' Old Well Commandery, No 0. 966
United Order oi the Golden Cross.
‘held its regular meeting, last night,
. in the hall in Washington street. At.
. ter the regular business meeting was
~ finished five candidates was initiated
i We recommend to you
to try One of those-i
JUST ONE! ‘
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ran a, solenoid-Toolb-
. o A ”1- 1 CELEB ATED
. ‘ r rthur N Clar was neary run
‘down by another putpmobilist at the ’ PlCT RIAL
corner of Water and Elizhbeth streets REVTEW
yesterday afternoon. He was hurry- , FASHION
Jiug down the street, ’when the other
man, without warning. and at lgh
speed came around the corner. he
"J. two automobiles just grazed each
other.
BOOK
’It is only 10 cont!
when purchased with one
15 cent
r-rc'ronrar.
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Holman
ithrcatening her with arrest on a als-
it lutory chaise if Jshe. came here m. i
Wells denied 1111 he had written
such 11 letter. but M1. Judson said he
had it and Judge Greene had seen it. i
‘ COMMON PLEAS COURT. E
Cases Assigned for Trial Here Next
" Week.
The following cases have been 1111'
signed for trial in the court of common
pleas in Danbury next week:
Tuesday, February 10 10 a 111 «it.
Augustus Seitcrt et al. vs. Donbury &
Bethe] Street Railway 00.; Herman
Erickson, Jr.. vs. John T Dunn; Mary
Green vs. Henry W. O‘SuHi'vun et 111.
Wednesday, February 11.—-—.lohn Sta
1.111 vs. the Mundslson liorse (30.: Leo
Davis vs. Nor-walk investment (30.:
Norwalk investment Co. vs. Frederick i
F. Whitehead. i
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n'i‘here will be no basketball games at
1 11111 Armory on Monday night. A new
lineup is in a formative state and will
probably open up on February 16th.;
against a Connecticut team. The next 1
Stamford game will be played here i
"" about March 1st instead of at Stam- V;
. JJfordJnext week. I
. The newest tango called “incline!
tion." will be taught at Policy" 11 danc i
log school, Monday night. Admission: South Nag-walk Conn,
is tree and all are cordially invited
> Country dancing will be enjoyed Wed ~——-—-—-—
"Monday, February 11th, Lincolhs Birth DENIES MR8 HOLMAN’s MOTION written a letter to Mrs.
by eve. Silk stoc kings and 'Huyler's
candles are given away
‘ Attorney John .1. Ounce saved Am}
tonic (‘oluch 11:1 itallan, tram deportau
1 “111511 this week. with the assistan“ o of
Congressman Jeremiah Doom an The
‘ him was to be soot back to the coun-
‘ ‘try from whence he had emigrated, be-
cause he was believed to be a convict
.Attilrney Cuneo and the Congressman
interested themselves in the case and testimony on the matter. though Mrs.
the man has been given admittance to Holman and her husband Frederick
is United States through their com- E Holman. ot‘ Wutelville, Maine and
mined endeamors .‘her former husband, VVProf. Ci’anston
”— lvllrcntms. of this city, were present in
«latest loft imts. court. and Mrs. Holman was called
,_ to the witness stand by her counsel,
Mrs. Caroline Douleus, of No. 10 Stiles Judson, oi vstraitford.
mind View Terrace, was taken with u S J Before the shearing opened Mr. Jud-
ait’aititing spell, last evening, at the son made a motion that the «boy [he
Jehtertainment in the South Vorwaik pioduood in court and allowed to
ethodist Episcopal Church 'lilrs.stat11 his preference as to his custody,
'itlens had a seat alongside the hot whether with his (other or his mother.
register in the main aisle and tho Mr. Judson said he understood the boy
1119111 overcame her. She was able was. in Hartford.» Ralph IV. Wells,1V J M... J
Walk t0 the door “53‘8th by her ”MEN {0” P195 "WWW": Ml‘ied that The services in the South Norwalk
stiller. Mrs Edison Harris. whore 11111 11111111111 Yonkers, N Y. 'Mr Jud« cmmgamml Chm-‘01,. 8mm. will
olispsed several people went to non contended 111111 this was in viola: .1“, of unique interest both morning and
assistance, ““3 D" W H atom “0" 0f m8 00"“ 0M9? 0f WEtOdl’ afternoon. The increase in the size
WW 1101‘ attention. Lil-WP Elle WM Afterwards Judge Greene read the or- of 1111‘ audience is adding to the in”,
tibia to be taken home in u 00a.“- 111111. 11111111111111 out that there is an .Jell-singintorest 111 1111‘. work 111111111 church
raucous statement in Mrs. Holmau's and with the stimulus of the Crow“
motion to the effect that the boy Church Campaign lower seats than”
11111111 not file taken out of "the state. over 11111111 to be empty next Sunday.
whereas the order of. custody 1111111114111 am the morning-{119V mgtor Rev. 50th
.. shall be domiciled in Connecticut. but Stapletcn will preach on the subject
’ ‘ could be taken outside by the. rather “The Trinity-3'
1 on 11.111111111111111; travels. Judge Greene
jJVldid that unless Mr. Judson could 11191161111111 which he gave 11111111111111.11-
‘ 111111111 .contsmpt'bt the order“ 11111111 are entitled “The Servant 11141111
‘ was no 11111111111 for the hearing. .1 - 1 House." This Will lie Mr. Mail's Mt
‘1 3 Magnum 1111111 he would his ‘11 appearance with us this 111111.11 ”Tana
‘1 11111111111 or 1111111811111 epithet Prod. 111‘. 11111111 111.111.11.111... desire tot. new
> 1‘ ’J lighten. utV Judge Oceans 111.111 it tr 1
Skirt. if; rental
\l'uisl. l5 cents.
two. 15 cents”)
Skirt. iii cont!
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
TWO Stores. ’
Norwalk. Conn.
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Judge Greene Did Not Think
Necessary to Hear Testimony.
sliARl‘FOltl), Feb. il.-Denyiug _to-
day the motion of Mrs. Elizabeth C
Holman for modification and change
In the order of custody of her son,
lonnthun 'lirehton, Judge Gardiner
Greene in the Superior Court, said he
did not think it necessary to hear
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rug Vssd’vmmn "rue House.
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organs. For sale at‘all druggists."
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KNIGHT STREET CHURCH CON-
111 the afternoon ill. '
11. 1111111111 will reheat by réquost the nerd ; ‘
several hundred dollars, it is be-
lieved the three 11111-9 cornmltted by
the same robbers. Shortly after 10
oclock the pair were discovered in a
iroom in 11. boarding house near the
§Compo inn. and when the young wo-
‘mnn who occupied the room entered
they tied through a window. The
first robbery reported was at the home
or Mrs. Maurice Mills. in the Roseviile
district, which was discovered by Mrs.
1Mills' lather, Iwho had been caretaker
‘ of the place in the absence of Mrs.
"Mills. who is in a serious conditionat ,
the Not-walk Hosiptal suffering from
J pneumonia. Here the thieves robbed
the. house of one brand new sedlskin
‘fcoat, a set of valuable furs, tailored
‘ indies‘ suit and a quantity of»gluas-
‘ware. which was found in the road-
way hear the home by Deputy Sheriff
EH '13. Meade. The entire loss can-
not be estimated until an inventory is,
taken by Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Mills is
the wife of “Mott" Mills, who sloped
a few months ago ‘with Mrs. Oscar Al
ion. and has not yet returned.
The third entry was reported by
William Butcher who discovered the
burglars operating in his home in the
Rosoviile district and had a hand toi
hand tight with them after he had'
cornered them in the attic. Mr.
Dutcher was awakened by their noises
and saw the torture of two men .in an-
other room. “He jumped to the liner
J and chased the men to the upper story
of the house and cornered them. 1i0ue
managed to escape through a window
while the second lay still in a dark
corner. Thinking he would be un-
able to iind his way out butcher went
down stairs and got a shotgun,'but in
the meantime ‘the thief foundshls way
to a window and esoopeds Both bar-
rels of the gun Were tired but evi-
dently did not‘take effect. A quan-
tity oi silverware and Jewelry were
stolen at the Butcher 1111111111111 the .
cases were reported “topoputy Sharla
Mead. and he is making an invest!
gallon, although the burgldh left no
clues.
,sucoessFUL s‘vesvwhsne.
People everywhere are talking or
the quick and no results Foley Kidney
Pills give in backache, rheumatism.
kidney and bladder troubles, You can
not take them tumour system with-
out good results. VJ'l‘hat‘. is because
Foley Kidney Pills give to the kidneys J
and bladder just what nature calls for
to heal these weakened and innrtive
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Tina 11111 Succumb! and Severn "
11111111111111: Dollars Worth oi j 1‘
tempts at robbery, two of which were
ding-July an an... at”- a 1- A
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JJ your: r111.1111.....*1... hrs 1.1111: i111}. W‘tp‘lng ‘ '13." sure and
thfigvmgggnuému Ninth 9-1111 r11 : Suns $15. 1‘3 16 our DlSn
“hallo and My mind lit.- .. ‘ ch
3"!“ is" Carnot WWI-Ml 0111a” . 1 1 {ayo w
« ioyrit ‘l'hmilre to $75 . i‘Sprmg
7.... Orwell: l-ou ltm J . .\- 'd .'
=::{'.1}1‘~1=|s"l-,l:m liflmd ulm Vt 111 linen ; ' DRESSES
thrWe;'f:VuF'ti‘~"§1'””°1 1...... _. lixtra Special for This mung
E“: a: ungézg'f” Thiity Odd i. OATS that SOid at V132. 95
38:12:53; i 8t. and “savior .fiVV" .
Ave.
tt—t‘hsmnut an “1-1an Wilts.
lbw-wont» Main and Mann» s1.
ide- [Arlington Ave.i\t1d Austin it:
“Fr-“WM llld law firm» Rut
nil-Snuti1 hm;- t’l, hum-v.11 (11111.11 11.
Meadow 1, ‘
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to «xllcumnd and
i7-~tbuckwnoti .er
il-~ Fainield Ave and tedlr 51
i2w- Taylor AW and Sullll’ Bl
13-»“oodwanl If” and Moscow 51
It-liurrivi and Outward Aves um \11 1
10 $1510 go on sale this evening
$2.00
'(fli‘ll an
M» Woodwind and ("mum-s an. on
V1l—-(111iden Hill 31 and Mti new 11 A"
?- Washinstun Si lirldqe
vil—J‘reinht yard and Ann ~11 primr-
'i-I«Nnrwulk Lock 1‘ n print» 1 "m {
llor til—Corner Putnam avenue 11111 . ~
deed street. 1 Breakfast 231:. Dmner 351:. i
m Immune non llllellmlml 1111:» ’i Supper 256- i
ill! Master box. iron) which the nm .‘
bag) 1! anyhbox can be sounded . t‘ 1 .1 .. ~
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une stroke at
line obon.
Two strokes that an alarm or. 0'” r
sails department. i 1
Three slow strokes
m Iimvn (onus:
i'hir iif‘li Lit 11 ;1
Chicken Fricnssc
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
if so a 9 you satisfied that they
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Water to in an i
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a“ 1 lions Lois lamb and ii no.1 "3": (283(11)th "l your eyes Inn
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11"1iié1osm'i‘ 1".1‘11'1 “on \Vfi‘fligd‘y " " I’Oas 'l'hey Git e11 ghchli'exii‘lr'nezn’lil‘i‘st Rustic“:
“Fire alarms for now tmrm ow .ilulmariun Gulash ““911 you expected they W011i!” H
echo-1i hv minimum ,5. J
Four long blast s of the whistle as i ,
8: 30 a. m. and 12: 30 p m. indichn 1‘
1110 lhelical tor the following session ‘
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IAST NDRWALK "Fill ALARM BO!!!-
i.ll‘il‘o headquarters. lid You to!“ Utrco
l‘olellllone no
I—l'itob School 1 ”valet.
Private balm wll only 39’ pulled 1r '
AC telephone message to Electric 81111111
(70) hem-pen lhe hours of ii p m an
”Bu-Mania School lprlvaten
«East Washington and Fort at.
1511231113 and t Std can! Osbgrn A"
vs. an c an
7—Winneld 8t 3'
li3«l'crt unvde Charla
l—Eut and Fitch 8t.it
Zeb—St. John St. and Fidlie Ava
lilZ—Seavlsw Avo.n1-d Firs its
i36«BoulevarJ and Second St.
taco—Cove Ave and rum s1.
187«Boulevard and Blackstone at
i lti—-Ke_vuer St. and i’ine mil Ave.
its-«Koyser St. and Duck Pond 11d.
“3—“ Shore Haven f’l‘ol )
1i a. m. lvlng location of tire. an
i will hr- ven 11' no nv-oot 111‘:
“they haven: or you need glasses.
(occult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN. ‘
Hoom 6, Meta Building,
No.155 Washington 8!.
Opposite Hoyt‘a Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. 6: 30 too
N. Y. address—«727 .ih Ave., 9 to
4 p. m. daily
Stewed (Torn
Mashed Potatoes
'llnunm Souffle
Home-nude 'Bl’iiad and Pies
Mormon House
C. FlASS.A N, Prop.
sci/r94 Wash. 89., So. Norwaik.
TELEPHONE 307.
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OCULIBTS AND OPTlClANB
AN UP-TO-DATE, PROGRESSIVE
11‘qu 0 TI CE1
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(“l V \‘E\\' YORK, Feb. 6.«In (ompliancei On and alter Monday, Jan,
slam 111111 111 1131;111:111 of 1111111111 shiverim” dim" a" ”9mm
'nm on an“ whom‘ymtoge that he wished to elaborate his testi V1
eon rim to ‘
the chief or 11111111'1‘1'11331’1111911 1.193%}? mony 0’ two Weeks ago District A" Pier 27 1338‘: River
It the an. storney Charles S Whitman consento d
eel-l Signal-
, .0" m”. :f“ a“ “mo, lawn. or up. today to place the former governor on 1 Foot of Catherine St
“00::m‘ at . the witness stand at the resumpt onl
l-i«'l‘wo blasts.
“Pram” ton M s a. 111. no mo" .of the John The malt inquiry . for Norwaik and South Norwall,
i1 1i"'1~'13.”1'1’1°."1%..”‘ii"f§?i1h°‘iimno a' .l Since his former appearance Sulzer [THE NOhWALK STEAMOAT LINE
In1 roan M101; of no in school“ ‘ has put into M" \Vhitmans hands a1 GEORGE F. FOOTI'E. G P. A.
"lam 333.1%:3' W10“? “ill on great many letters bearing upon the '
W imoiives behind his impeachment and;
NORWALK r112! ALAIN. :the manner in which it was broughti
9291333; 1131i: :33, gfiogfig 1111111111 Sll‘illel' has 1111111111211 that hei
helm": 913,111. and Ration some was led to understand from the lead—i—
? F‘s-tundra?» and Eorr‘itI-loy giro-1 1ers of his parts that there would 1be;
iir‘éahih "'33:?“ first”: ino impeachment if he would stop his.V
« s anus an or e . , .
”~11.er {venue “M (lunatic sf!" 1 gimestigations ct graft in larlouss
u«Chapel Street and [tumor Avenue istate departments.
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sou-Went Marine. near the armory
38~Stevenl Street and mm Crest.
Il-Crosa Street and Wilton avenue
m~
CA8E8 l-NV TOWN count
fi- gain Ilgel‘ and North Avenue OPTICAL SERVICE ‘
« runes
53-— in Bdfilho ill ‘ i ‘
“ ::1V1:1111“':m1 Q 1111.11.51 11:11: £99113}? 15111:: 13“”! 'PerIon-l Tax Matters. and is will! re offer you. Reliability
.. p11 m- ire. near '1 mm ‘ a tab '1].
35~Mu1n Ernst and 11111111 R1111." y 0"." Mil" for Drunkenneu nd councy are our w“ ”0
?§*ggr1'r‘1‘\ovze?irr?ind inn in Awnm ' Seve‘ta 0% personal tax casesl Eyes examined by OCUL'STS' ? (M
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idmlisa' Ammun- om! Indium Lune (38.1116 up In “Willi! NOTWfiik side! “ho 3.0 e‘V‘lmHencdd eye 31123” V..‘.
- or the Town Court. this morning,‘ “”9-
ROwav-ron rm- ALARM als'rmo'
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Following will be the program of!
:thn Knight Street African Methodistis
{Episcopal Church at a: 30 p. m. sharp 1 it
tomorrow:
Opening Selection by Choir.
1lmocutlon~«lttw. Elliott.
Scripture Reading—«Mrs. iiurr.
Selection-WrighP s Quartet.
Readlugers iiailey
Solo—«Mrs Williams.
Reading—«Mrs Cool:
Selection-«Wright s Quartet.
Resdihgwwflrs Gurney
Solo—«Mrs. Howard.
Eases Soloer. Thomas.
Essaywhlr. Howard. ,.
aolo«Mrsl) l1. Dickson.
Reading—«Mrs. 111111111
Eclectionv—Y P 8.19. Quartet.
Realms—«Mrs. Action.
lilacs Soio«F. Middleton.
heading-«Mrs IBonuettV.
Remarks by Superintendent ‘A Arch
er.
l1eaderh-~Mra ii”: Middleton and G.
White
All taking 111111, please come early.
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ADVEB‘IIBED LETTERS.
Below is a llshonottors remainins
uncalled for at tholtollowlns post of~
doe tailor: ‘
ADV. LETTERS J
South Norwalk.
Frank Collins.-
Hugo Goldmachdr.
William R. Gregory
J10: dilution J‘
Miss J. Kavshcle. '
Wm10liirien1oors d? r when
out 111111111 11'. richly, Nbrimik [Hos
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111111141 Stanton. care Crotch
limb.
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an an awv~eanm
a7 AtIuntlc Sou-n; sumo-«1. Coho.
Open Sat. Evenlngi. “Est. 1897
as...
'Judse. John Keogh-presiding. ;
John Hill] pleadedguilty. and was';
ordered to pay the‘tax. together with
. 11.... 111mb" W on Mil. thus l-..l I
is
111« 111.11.111.11 Ave 111 N l. N H. O F
V3 m 11 8: tr M B." mum a fine of 3.1..11111131 costs. He was ,_
-— I" or n O : -
It» Pine Film and (town Point given “m" the 28“} PM“. J
‘l «(-02:11 lanJSOHndlo NtKWG Ralph LaCroix; who sustained as
3«”facr1t I ‘ Melt inlay Hi i «1111an
1 Grand Bin-ct and “11111111th,. broken leg some lime ago had his
,.:i~‘°“"."i.°' $331,101.11“! mice continued until the 28th, beiore‘
?‘-—Rn"f‘°‘¢ ‘0 6:30:13: which time he must pay $315 ‘
Gabriel Bodnar and ionic Dozen:
paid the tax and $1 1113114 during the
15«Whiu1 Bridge north to Brook-Ida
lo--Whllo Bruise 8. 111.1 i. l. 801m
ll«-Whl11~ Brit! lBound
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One stroke 0 the tire bell V1111 Mid time week 1
”Minuet- toltlnc
Four strokes of tire boll. thus. 1-) l Joseph Gilmore was ordered to my
water to be ab 11! .
A third or more alarms Indicate «rim ”-15
In George Kunze and lumes Perkins
failed to obey the summons to appear
in court, today, and they will be nr-1
rested by the police. and lodited in
Jail unless they can raise a bond or
Sill. The judge announced that he;
would impose heavier lines on auyi
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fig, .2‘ 3:11ivfiniiuwdflgwi’g'n u“ other cases coming before him. W 111 catch the
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”a.“ m Egg; “3" 3:31180' 3‘0"“. i 'M‘itcliiael bllfillydum.V ingested “his; J . J
: m« or on It. ng or eug rum. 11 ntlm to r
a: s has 1 . rvnu . ’
51 ppmmmeua’nd‘gmth N° " Just having been released from the ouStomir s
9- mn""fl“§%"_°“ 0‘ Bi‘mm“ 5" jcounty jail.w-l1ere he had sorvod a J .
.ao inn—Welt and south N rum. 1 . .
:00: m.«0onncn 8mm“, Dombw“ 11- year for boingimplicated in the bur ] J J . .
.. Wt gm glory of a saloon in Ilanbury. Judge‘ attentlop
:0", 32m "‘ d:§.:¥;y2¥$ ag‘éég {$31533}, fKecxh’ listened patiently to his story,‘ . J
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Lust mg“ ml“ at ll. so pro-u Vand questioned him regarding the
Sunday “Miami”? 3; 30 p no. statement that he was on his way to and attract
4:33 : Efllfi'k'i‘ifizr lloytls Nursery. in New Canaan.
1 on 1 :1 '. i
7:153. m.-—-iliut, met or Hrldlteoort. WING he boom to get employment.
H13 a. 11113391311 N51nd 013mm in view 01‘ this method that he had
gmg‘gmmmb‘ifiuw%‘fidnsm No"... just spent a yearin confinement, the New Bdsinefil
3 1 1“- V I O 1 ‘
2:0:11 111.; 1; out “a m Nor-vats 1 judge decided to give him a chance
If" 11.1116 and allowed him to go his way. Reilly
1 and 1111111 111111111‘
hill: km 1n. —- N“, wli'orlc."8rooirl:1 n and k'rlom
7:80 p. m.- {Villa-t. West and so. blot-wilt.
new
0100 a. in. «blast out and do. Now I.”
Gerri window open from I out
n. I. ADAM PMMVIIW
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promised to keep out or fill 111 the th-
tune. ‘
' to «Your: Es-
an-..
' MR. TAYLOR'B PARTY.
lgenneth Taylor, son of Attorney and
Mia. Joseph It. Taylor, ct Reinhold
South Norwalh POBVOTflCe .avenue Second district, gave a. dance
to a number of his young friends at
the 11111111111111 Country dlub last erron-
humanism
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