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newscastw
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“mainland 1‘ 0.
or . can _
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per insertion. In Blackl-
WANTED .
, wauraofimcn 3RD. TWO
rooms and board. lady and romantic-
ran. ages 14.10. 7, dream. Answer
with :price and fall particulars Mar-
riott. care Fisher, Culpeper, Va.
fl? 3t
3. WANTED—MEADY I, BITUATION
iby colored =b0.l‘. 18 years old. Willing
to do‘ any kind of «work. . Aipply 30'
Water St, South Norwaik.
116 iii!
. .wanrao—a WOMAN as Nessie
keeper and care for elderly couple."
{good home with conveniences. Apply
pveninge after 7:30, at 32 ElmWOod
lave. y {16 3t
wanrcoarosrriou av YOUNG
than as bookkeeper for Saturday, Mon-
day and afternoons. Write x.. care of
Sentinel. (16 3t
wanrammrflawr STENOG~
rapber. State salary and experience.
iAddress Competent, care this office.
no .‘it
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WANTED—GOOD SEOUNDlHliN-l)
phonograph. inquire is. Policy, *‘ 29
{Monroe St. £16 3t
-
_ WANT£D-MAN TO TAKE EN-
iire charge or our box making depart-
ment, must the thoroughly competent.
and furnish references as to his abil-
ity. (liners, Peabody and 00., Inc.
114 at
p»——.—» .... -.—__...
WANTED—BY MARRIED MAN.
work on farm: wife would db house-
:work. Speak Slavish and Hungarian.
Inquire 11 Day St. 114 3t
_ TO LET.-
’ ’ To Lav—5 LARGE aoo
«improvements. 19 --nuliide
Norwalk.
sup-unanno-
ME. WITH
St, South
'le tit
l
‘. 1’0 LET—VERY . CONVENIENT
'room. can be used for light L
no
son, Sana
Iron GALE~A Now summation
Icottage with spring water. near the
shore. Cheap if taken at once.
Items. Address B, care Sentinel 0f-
lice.
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' ’ ikeoping. No. 11 vHaviland St, South}
1 t’orwaik. Conn.
TO LET—~F‘IVE ROOM APART-
walk; inquire album Main St. on u
TO LET on iron same-s noon
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. ‘Rent 330. For
sale on easy terms. inquire ‘of Chas.
l. Hoyt. at TheSouth Norwalk Trust
Co» ‘ 01b ti
"' Iranians
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Nerwalk, ss., Probate
Court. February 13th. A. D, 1014.
Estate of Jennie Weed, late of Nor-
waik, in said district, deceased.
-The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of .Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here«
of for ”the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a. recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requesmd to make immediate payment
to
THE SOUTH NORW'ALK TRUST 00..
Administrator.
CHAS. E. 'I-lOY’i‘,
Treasurer.
ill 24 full
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tr
LOST—--AT NORWALK HIGH
school hall, Friday evening, fur neck
piece. Suitable reward if returned to
Sentinel office. South Norwalk. fli 3t
.._ MISCELLANEa-US.
rvrnwarrnas.
ktEBmI/r MEWRITERS—L. O
i-‘lmith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rents
repaired. Rentals 3
per month. Machines
sold at 86 per month.
, he Plummer '5' s-
lter Exchange, 16
ridaeport. Conn.
20th Century Triumph
This opportunity to get cured of
your ailment or disease may be the
star filing to you from the Infinite.
b All known diseases have Ibeqn cured
y
Suggestive Therapeutlcr, ' Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-
gans, the Nervous System and tho
Spine ' ,
A system of healing which brings
about thg cure of all diseases by
bringing nflnd and body into harmony
with nature. ,
PROF. MILLER
165 Washington 8a. Kcolsr'. Bldp..
, South Norwalk,
Office Hours-9:30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Monday. Wednesday. Friday, 10:80
in. m. to 9 p. m.
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KNOW .
T HYSELF
WORKMEN’B COMPENSATION.
LiAuImrr, seams, accmam'r.
lusuaancn.
Write Motor Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
uneunancs AND. ":EA‘L. earn“:
165 Washington street.
Couth Norwaik..Conn. Tel. 345.
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'HORBE WAS DONE UP.
One or the Harris & (lens horses »
t‘ Fail-field val
Ho 1' se
Comforts
STORM covans
5A BLANKETS
CHAIN OVER BHOES
,FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE
GIVE YOUR HORSE A
SQUARE DEAL.
George W. Wardweil
52 South Main Street
WEST
. NORWALK
The West Norwaik Improvement
Association will have a chicken sup-
per at the West Norwalk Chapel, Wed-
nesday. February 18th, at [7:30 p. m.
Make haste to West Norwalk if you
Iwohld partake
Of a supper got up by the men.
if the chickens but knew it. they
surely would quake,
For the people will feast upon
them.
They would not go so peacefully up
to the roost.
‘ To be caught and beheaded from
‘ thence;
lint would try how to give each other
a boost,
And be shying it over the fence.
Of the grand vtastyrsaiads. the crullers
and pies.
it makes one most hungry to hear.
And to find t’heyare good will not me
surprise. . . ‘
. For West Norwalk has suppers
each year. '
WVWWWF I
To think of the home, so juicy and
*ibrown. -
Their fragrance as well as their
looks. , ,
Will prove that this most unassumi
ing to’wn . .
Possesses some wonderful adobe.
4' ' ”—WEST NORWALK.
collapsed through sheer exhaustion at
the South (Norwalk electric plant yesu '-
terday. The animal haduhad~a tough
pull witha heavy load and was so tir-
ed that his legs gave out beneath him.
. (Dr. ML. Olmsteadwas called and he
[ attended the steed with such good efi
feet that tliefhorse walkedback to the
barn. Another horse took, his place.
The sick horse bad no blanketvprovid-
‘. bd- " I
New' moped-roe swosN.
meat, East Washington St. East Nor- ‘
may cause his death-
tion. Price
1493-2.
reasonable. Phone 3
. fl? 3t
son slits—NEARLY NEW, LAT:
est style cutter sleigh. inquire 6 High.
~St., Sleuth Norwalk. fl? 3t‘
I
FOR oALE«-SEVERAL LONG ‘inN-
ter coats and» three tailored suits.
Very cheap. Also automatic Singer
sewing machine. Good condition. Ad;
dress “Widow." Sentinel office. it? it
FOR SALE—NEW 10 'H. I’. ROYAL
engine; forty (40) gallon Keven gaso-
lene tank and Thermex muffler. All
in first-class condition, and sold at a
bargain. Fowler's Boat Shop, Eastij
Norwalk. 1’17 3t
FOR‘ sALe~sar or non spans.
Almost new. Modern Market. 15
North .MaIn at. as St
FOR SALE—SET 0F HEAVY:
team bob sleds. lnqupirepJohn G.
Bruudage, Rowayton Ave, Rowayton.
{16 3t
FOR SALE—RHODE ISLAND
Red or Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
that hatch, chicks that live. $1.00 per:
15. $6.00 per 100. baby chicks, 15
cents each. Patterson. 4 Winfield St.
East Norwnlk.
v
f” (it
J .—
HORSES—HAVE JUIST RECEIVED
a- carioad of, young lown horses, freak
item the farms. Some nice matched:
pairs; also single and business horses. i
Come and look them over at“ The
Hershileld Home (70., corner Concord
and Wood Ste. Tel. 816-5. f3 ti‘
ausmsss NOTICES V .
CARPENTRV. woonwo'kk, RE-
pairing, .by day or contract. executed
to satisfaction. Drop a postal, Fein~
berg. 25 Stuart Ave. fl? 6t
REMOVAL NOTICE-JOHN F.
'Grlffln has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boule-I
vand, East. Norwalk. Third Districti
Telephone connection. 113 18t
ripple Trees Trilhhidd
Beaupain St Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOIIWALK. CONN.
John Fountaine
mates for that job of, inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will-
bring samples to you. Personal atten-I
tion to all work.
a cousin" AVE PHONE cos.
if other methods alive failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you. call on me andwhe con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO [DATE
Painless Methads »
E. BAR-Thou D. c.
63 Meadow ' Stz. Sdntil "Normal“;
‘7toiip.m.‘ ‘ '
:07 Atlantic St,
.. m- to 5 .n m. . .
‘ » Spinal Analysis Free.
Stamford. " 9 a. .
arassmo AFFRAYJN armrono.
smurdam Feb. ‘17.-A~nto‘nio aa-‘l
anon, of West Stamford; is lathe hos-'
pital here today with several stab
wounds in his body. Micah is and
wife accuses
Clarence l: 'Fincln‘reeently appoint-
ed building.--electriail and plumbing
inspector. at‘the salarylof $1.000 per“
year. was duly sworn in this .morning‘
by City ClerkTIJoseph J. Linxweiler. he.
villi assume his duties tomorrow. hia-
bond having been arranged satirical»:
torily this morning. . The inspector l
.nowtssokingior an ‘oilice and he min
to human "in theiioiwl sat
:Daniel Mecca; oil-”New York city, of
having stabbed him x-last: night. during ;'
a_ dispute overrule receipts of a rash).
in which. the m.» ware winter-eaten»;
Mecca has been arrestednandmis held
pending the outcome of 'itomeno'e in ~
”son eats—nuancuon's POOL?-
fli 8t‘ and billiard table. First class condi-g tr
will give y'on'eus‘gestionr ‘and esti-i
l their honeymoon.
‘ to lie/“away (rem school mostv‘hof the ’
hurt himself. .
Ea“ Norwalk Light Argument.
Stamford, Conn” Feb. 14th. 191d.
Editor of The sentinel: _'
- We have read .with interest the vs-
The oyster boats have been having rious expressions of opinion of- the
their own troubles this severe weath-f“Citizen," "Gian-payers" and .cthers.
or because of the ice and cold water} raisin/e to the electric lighting 00“-
It is hard for them to gather enough} traveler at East Norwaik-
oysters to supply the force of openers! Wosbould like. through your 00m-
rwith work. Huey, [0 make a few suggestions, bo-
’ “Hr-"- iglnnlns by asking two questions;
Rev. 8. «P. Fairbanks. pastor or theiflmv does the
East avenue Methodist church, is out r in, own curro
of town on a two weeks' vacation, lie
will preach next Sunday in Allentown,
Illa" but will return in time to occupy
his own pulpit on March 1st.
ict have caused automobiles no end?
of trouble and it has been shown proc-
tically useless to attempt to run with-
out chains. ‘
«M
ior continue t
current?
‘i Second. can the necessary money be
1raised to prevent the present waste.
land provide conditions under which
The street dep‘artmcnt men are at: an economical plant may be most eco~
work to ay agnn in the Third dis- nomically operated?
u‘ilcdt'ihji‘u mating”; com"““”°“‘s‘§ If the majority of the district’s tax-
3“ ' “:5wa 5'1" but ‘5 a ”5“.“ of payers will answer these questions af-
conso a on, u guess we mxpay'lfiru‘iatlvoly, the probleniatlcal portion
are will have to pay for this." .of the, question will be solved: the 1‘8-
William Bartram. :81“, tug "Green- mainlng portion of the question has
wich." is spending a forced vacation be” answered many times, by the
with his relatives in East Norwaik. performance of more than 1.500 muni-
While working at his duties on macipui lighting plants throughout the
Red Star 'Line tug the young man: United States.
froze one of his hands quite severely. i I“ "“3 0339: the economical plant
i means a gas producer powered outfit,
so arranged that the engines could be
reasonably proportioned to the varia-
tion of load. to enable each uni! to be
e waste both money and
The first car down on the Dorian
Point line Sunday left the rails and
went careening 86038.0“! street. ‘.\'0
damage was done and the iwaywnm run at above threequnrters or full
trolley was replaced on the mug af[ef power. Econmnicai operation means
a little work on the part of the crew, ,tliut all but the reserve unit should be
yopcrntrd as nearly as possible under
Edward Eldridge. formerly of East full load, giving the greatest return on
Norwalk, who is now living in George-i the investiiieut. To realize this con-
town. where he is employed in llie'ditlon. current for power burrows
Gilbert 6‘; Bennett wire mills. has been, must be sold at a sufficiently low rate
spending the past few dsys with his to make it attiactive. not above five
parents. in Fort street. Third district. cents .per K, W,,"lioul‘.
_ : Current at 4.5 cents. transformed to
The next galllt‘win the vilafncr pool alternating current, costs nearly, if
tournament will be played at the Bone. not qufle 6 cents per K. .w_ hour, on
dict’s Farm store. on Thursday evcn- panting all other Cxpvngg. With a pm.
ins. February 19th. between Russell Ilucer gils outfit the fuel mu will be
Day, rated 80. and Frederick .l. lir)d-l.0ne.sixm (31‘ 0,,
gas, rated 70. The match should be the Eddmfinal
an interesting one. ‘
cost of
would make the cost :ir-giicxiniatciy
“‘" {1.2 cents per i(. w ‘iour, with the
There “’“3 ‘1 regular meeting “f ““3 some exceptions for cliier exiwiisei.
East .Norivalk district commissioners. if the sale of current at tile time‘iit
“‘3" evening. Routine matters were timedoes not incur a loss. the amount
dispensed. William Reed, of Sheebau .01. saving her K, W. hour. (4.8 cents).
6“ Company ' electrical contractors. of will pay for a producer gas plant, to
New York, was present. Many mat-
dl generate the some amount of current.
ters iénportant to the plant were 3‘ in less than two'yeurs. We have in-
cusse .
istailed plants. which have repaid their
‘cniire cost. out of tho slaving made in
one year.
_ The district will make no mistake
in the installation of an unto-data
Cuthili’s unto truck became stuck in
Fort street yesterday in one of the
drifts. it was necessary to get a
and tackle to extricate the vehi-
zllgcig'om its position The handiness nae producer plant, and should realize
f a tale a h is .made the work a profit of over 25 per cent. on the
Zomparatigvrol: staple for Mr Cutbili investment ci‘lhooost of the proposed
and Mayer Morrison, who assisted. . plant.
f
Respectfully submitted.
POWER EQUIPMENT (10..
' Stamford, Conn.
w . L.-...~.
I 3‘
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Driscoll. of ?
Whitney Point. N. Y., left. for Newf
York yesterday after a several days’_ _
visit with Ralph E. DoWitt and Iamny‘ Patrick Sullivan. of Bridgeport. was
in East Norwalk. The couple was before Judge Lockwood, this morn-
married last Wednesday and are on plug. on the charge of drunkenness. lie
Mrs. .Driscoll was .plead guilty and the judge suspended
of 'Mrs. no. sentence with the order that he take
~ (the 11:30 trolley for his home town.
Sergeant Hunt was directed to see
“swag not naarly as CO“! "“8 mom. that Silllll’ttll till“) that car and thin be
ing on the East Side. but the air was did.- .
sharp and brisk. The thermometer; ‘
registered five degrees above zerol
shortly after 5 o'clockubut rose sever}
al degrees up to 8 o'clock. i'l‘hei'wlndt
was ‘chiiiy'as those who crossed that
bridge can testify. ,. ‘ ~
Miss Rose 'Hopklns, sister
Witt.
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, The manufacturers of [cckmuii‘s Allen
, .atlve o.mcIlicinci {or Throat and ~l.un
- affections. «rum but. all uniforms o
thrive devious troubles" do: notptaku the
trouble to low-stints for tlwnmlves
what Illin'wiicdic‘iuiI- has accomplished fill!“
vllll the past. fifteen years in u number of
cases. Read this: ‘
Miss Amie 2 Woodward, or ill
street.suifersd another-“attach _ . .. .
ness. siiyeek ago Saturday; 'tliali‘llasi .
hammer in bed since than. him has I.
» , . . lllll.l.ll(.'...ti.'
has“? 111‘ ~qu poor, health the ; :G‘sni‘lf‘m I:“A%Ifllllf éf-yllSlfiin‘oliijg‘mm.
Ill") L‘l-
' ' ‘ 'b ,tobii ed , , iI-law was. when alt-k, with
Pill“ have.“ yea'm' “i" has. eon . g , ..iiiafi’lllll. i‘ui‘unioliiii, which dch-lorml
into Luuiz Trouble. in .liliiu Ion
Rev. Wm. iiorr. of .‘it. Miriam llli‘l'll.
at HelicrI-rvlilo. llill.. prepared her for
death. he rmluinumlI-d lburl gut ilk-lo
man‘s microfilm. and note if it Wouldmoi
itlvo her‘ some rclii-f. ’i‘iiI- nttoluiin“
physician denial-mi sin-.iiml Luna ’i‘roull e.
. and was beyond all liielilt'ul all]. So i
lInnu-Illnteir‘ lImi- llov Will. llcri: tu‘auml
for it lmliir. il’rncicniir without hope
f: «rm-m ‘r liuslluml ilmt Riiibltl‘fi“ the
A erhliv blah lili" dill. l iliil irimi in
any "I soon bump in ilu‘lmvo. Now,
silo, av hymi an own Wi'il iluunlyu
noon in ' s‘l‘io ,Ivvcr
time;.b‘ut .she is very patient and bears
her misfortunes bravely;
Several East~8ide people sustained
falls ‘on their way to work. this mom .
ing. " The sidewalkstnat “had' been ,
cleaned were somewhatsiippery- Ono .
month‘fell .in front ofi'Gshevarlfs store ,
todamnnzstruclraupon-1wnicer-his « 'Ilungamm . ....‘
backu : lie» was" not. seriously injured», ,. {gimme a; ilmwiutr
but when he picked: himself-up "he ; lululiy'sgxillr‘flffl" , ,
limped'and. showed pialniyithat he had" “ “ M"
, f ., .
, harem-him ”I“
Folds autism up
.oIItnl o nut
t .
ion
1 .
district wish to provid:i
at at the least expense;
0 cent. which added to.
title Niunrc,
. . Saturday's snow storm gave Dal-ion
,. when, it would have applied .hilia‘diifcroht barium.
l thiouniitslsohucing «to . school. nman' ~
. ' monocular.
. lialmerbmsudmmlssed. Palmer '
main! out. Theodore, maniacs. ;
~ . . . “ and'b)’ frames gs‘foiloivst ' “ ‘ " 1-] d
.- . . _ ..reus
«was» men-names “H“. ~ "urn .5 2 , w , ~ ~ _. ,
rhm‘hsvo-i new. ' ' “ '7 ”a? Nm'flunday 1.. '«Geioenuwur‘sna. Humane .
‘ ' ;__ '« . in D r‘leu. ‘ spent the week-end
W’Hifim“lf31ml.ofmsthiorwaik3 :L; ‘ if . “7, «nu , . M; . , j '
- ‘9 9W”¢'!‘8‘~='h°‘ds¥viu"Danburv on? ' “.21“ ' ‘ 47“ . "Martin Shauncsseyfls III at his home " 'E-‘Bteiahmi‘i’
”lime”- , ' . y‘ 32—1 _‘ 52-4 or threat trouble. is reported better. 8mm" with ma"
. r 43 . pf 55—»). .................. ; , "m" . ». .
, The ”WW"- frozen “V.” Md '0“ 63—4 .. 59 J The Barnes Class of young mom; Waiter 83,8375} ‘
Easy with huge ice cakes upon, their our: 63 00 ~ 90? the Methodist Epicopal Church. "‘9? avlsitor'at his home'
Iface. make an engaging sight with the 71 70 , llast evenlnr. i ‘ ‘ Bunduy. ‘
:17 3t . sun animus upon their glistening tops. I'M—'1 73°"? ‘ , ~~ « . _..__--_......‘ ~
. 86 33 Constable Wilburliatea, Mrs, Bates! Ed rd Kl of '
The snowy streets of the Third din. 8s .85 . ‘ larndptbelr young daughter. were guests . . wa . “’5-
taiued New York"
.3 in Neannaan Sunday,
week end.
. The car of F. w. Bruggerfiwf of Nero. ‘ . 4 .. .. - .,
ion has been overhauled at the 8. a.‘ “‘30.?“ Wrirht.‘ 0(- ' admins
,Srkos. garage. and is ready to; “auntie. Boiled horse“ to
Vania. The car is a Buick -il touring buslness, '
limousine. ‘
I
l
I
1 Mrs, Jack nationalist ,
spending a few '93?" with kl
Mrs. lial'ry‘Conlnss, , f ‘
‘ The Darieti w._o. r. u. met in the
Pageant-room of the Dorian Library.
Friday afternoon. The county preslfi
dent, Mrs. W. N. Denim-eat of Stamford,
was in charge.
‘ w, A, Cmckett sustainin- lat
urday - for philadelphin,” way.»
will remain several days. . ,
Elf-Senator W. l‘. Braggcrhoff of
Noroton is expecting to return to his
summer residence here. about April
,1, Although 83 years old, he is active
mentally and bodily.
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins
for her home in New York
spending a few days in T , .
nue, has returned mm 7 .
where she attended the funeral
Warren Falter. ‘ ‘ 1
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tain Endeavor, or rather the young lad-
ies of that organization, which is a part
of the Congregational Church will give
a Washington supper in the church
rooms. Friday night.
A limousine car belonging to [im-
laub of Newton hit too large a drift
in front of the Lockwood & Palmer's
store on Main street, Stamford, Satur-
day morning. After assistance from
passing vehicles. it was pulled out.
Three hydrants froze at Noroton
Heights, Saturday flight. and had to be
thawed out. under the dirot'llon of l‘.
E. Benton. foreman of the fire com~
pony there. One of the hydrants had
to be dug up, in order to be steamed.
week for Buffalo, where shop 0
her husband. who is playing
with the Joseph , Jefferson, 0o
CONNECTICUT SAVINGS
WILL OPPOSE ’EEAWRE:
THE -lNTERLO¢KiNB' will
TORATE BILL. .
ReprCsentativ-r Donovan Scott!
sliinment of Hearing Toto
ticut 'Banksrs, For February
20. x .
WASHINGTON, Feb. iv.+m«
iuai Savings banks of Connecticut.
uniformly hostile to the prom
the bill prohibiting interlocking}
torates. by which directors 30:
savings banks would. be“ “fire
from also serving as directs)” ,
tionai banks or of state ban is
have membership in the min ‘
tionai reserve banks. ‘ .
Through the efforts of Bella.»* .
van the judiciary committee Q
House has assigned Feb. :80.
date upon which the reproach
of the Connecticut Savingsfl'lgn
be heard. “ p
A Norwaik banker said. this
noon, "Our bank has nodal
this matter except ‘as a. meal
association of savings banks
state, which will be rep
fore the judiciary committee,
bill comes up for hearing, The
elation believes it will be mi
forbid interlocking director
character and after the fashion
cd in connection with mutual
banlu.” ' "
A II operation was recently performed
uponu Micheal Frate of Noroton, by
Prof. Ogilrie, of the Post Graduate
iloapitai, New York. The patient had
suifrred since he was three years of
age by a form of infantile paralysis
that affected his leg. Heb-iii; brought
home, Saturday and hopes to have the
use of his limbs in five weeks, Dr,
Sorgl has Charge of the patient.
The Valentine social at the Mellie
dist Episcopal (fluirrh gave room for
a great deal of morriment, Friday
night, The attendance was large. and
all had their fun in it. Divided valen-
tines and otin-r games were played.
The boys of the Sunday-school have
been saving Lincoln pennies, and
brought their savings to the social. as
one of the features. Walter Stafford
had the moat, bringing 230 pennies.
Refreshments were served later, Mrs.
Edward Sisson was in charge,
a
The funeral of Walter B. Reed was
held at his late home on Scdgwick ave-
nue this afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock, and
the services were largely attended by
his sorrowing friends. Rev. H. ,S.'
Crossett. pastor of the Darlen M. E. V.
church. oihciatcdfnnd in a touching
tribute paid the lust homage to his ad-
. v
mirablc life and noble encroach-The To theMQI-itof Ly ' E
casket was banked on all sides with ham’ '
, , . 3
beautiful floral pieces. interment was ~ -
in Darlen cemetery. Two sons. n poundd
daughter and a wife survive him. Mrs.
Reed is iil'wlth a severe attack of the
grip and was confined to her bed when
death overtook her husband. it is
. feared that this blow 'will have a ser-
ious effect upon her condition and
may have a fd'tnl termination.
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folk no end of trouble, with big drifts
piling up across. the roads. delaying
traffic, and massing things up goncralr ,
ly. it kept every one busy shovsiiiug
out paths and‘digging through the bills
of shew in the roadways. Skating was ~
practically put out oficomniisslou on
ulllhc'ponds. only small patchesbe mg. 1216113 $1,?“deth
inwaweptnearly clear'by, the ”wind. ”Mam”, W, .
Thewclder folk Wer kept busy around “f.” Buff “Mm pa
town, tolling and retelling of iormerrmd-loins until {could ll“
storms and of what the weather these - had; nightndt’leataiidiy
days was; that the storm‘wau a touch .wonld M'm~"'l’fied«
of' the real "oldvfashioned." and, on but ggtfiwdrug' #1?”
\vhoie,~was«eiiioyed by ailhund espec- “Osgpounlzi if beacon“
,.iaily' by the-juvenile {fliky‘WhOhB only continued ,1 ““93“,?
"regret waaitharit had noticome a day ' “
. pains left ‘mejtli‘o his ti
or1 two" sooner. or perhaps on Monday.- flashes.grew_lsss,'nnd’
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, testimonial. if -.,- Mrs.
. hank you far.
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