WEDNESDAY. 'AUG. :9. 1913'
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no one sou-m aonwamc avarn'ne ssirrrnni;
Wants!
Classified
For Sale.
Miscella
Professional Cards, and
“Ads”—To Let, I
Business and 1
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Three Times 50c Each Additional Word. lzcent per Insertion. gin Black-
CLASSIFIEDZAdvertisements on this' ,page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED
WANTED—POSITION AS IIOI'SIC
girl. (‘an cook. Talks German.
pl) to 19 Day 51., So. Nol‘vlalk. all: 3t
WANTED—BY YpL'Nti MAN, 18
years. position with carpenter or
cabinet work. Inquire 251 \0. Main
St. a19 31
WANTED — Ill NGARIAV Gllil.
for general housework. Inquire S.
(ireenstein, II Kreigcr Co aIS if
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRL
011 covering machine in paper box do»
pertinent. Cluett & Peabody Co.
1117 3
WANTED—T0 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 tf
You are strong and well.
That’s pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That's natural.
.Your spine may get out of order.
'I‘bat’s possible.
Hon need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That’s wisdom.
Sou want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. C.
That’s important.
Offices 80. Nm‘walk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St., South Nor-walk.
7 to 8 p. 111.
e117 Atlantic St. Stamford. 9 a.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
I . THE ‘SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
interior points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow-
in; points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den-
!ver, lndlanapolls, Kansas City, hauls-
vllle, Little Rock, Oklahoma City. St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
Work (foot of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwallc up to 5 p. in. and
at South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
.THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. Smith, Lessee.
George F. Fools. General Agent.
life a wise map who anticipates the
seasons.
in Hot Weather it's well to have s
'Ooaleld Cellar.
ouR COAL is soon c0111..
mason enemas.
a. HAROLp c3;
2 First St. ’ ' Em Nefwslk.
Telephone 145-4. _
m7‘“*”*" _
, Dorlon House
? (Chem Eculevard)
g seer NoawALk
Shore Dinners and All Ktndo
disco? Food Cooked
to order. . » '_ .
John E O’Sulltvan.
. . . Prep
TELEPHONE cleL rap.
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'lto A. '1‘. Beauregard, Jr.
. f District 1 of Norwelk is;
* Court, AugustLS. A. D.. 1914. .1
i TO L311 1 FOR SALE
To LET—AT 7 SEYMOUR PLACEI FOR SALE—THREE AUTO TIRICS
5 rooms. with improvements. also two 28 x 3. Have been used but a sliortl
in attic. inquire E. G. Miles, 40 But- time. Price reasonable. Inquire;
Ier St. Norwalk 2119 3! after 6 p. 111., l20 So. Main St, 1119 fit
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TO LET—APARTMENT 0\' CHAP- . FOR SALE—MOTORCYCLE. rora‘
1‘61 St. Inquire 6481mm Main St. :1913 Twin chain drive. free engine”
129 U tires almost new. \\'ill sell for steel
1...... -___. .to quick buyer. Si \\'ater $1.80.:
LOST
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LOST—AT ROTON POI\T AUG
.ust 1.), pair of green tinted gold rim-
lned spel1.a(les Reward for return
Box ',‘136
marten. a19 3t
LOST—A
taining gold mounted spectacles on
Boston Post Road, while passing
through _\'erwalk. Suitable reward
paid if returned to Sentinel Office.
LOST—DORY WITH OARS, OWN-
er of sloop that picked lip some oil
Stratford Lighthouse Sunday noon
please notify. Reward. E, G. Gal-
lagher, 1645 Warren 81., Bridgeport.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at test What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 16 years. Wise people
are having the repair their Tinwerl,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
I41 Wash. 8:. PhOne 110612 or 873
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the nine. Disease is cane
ed by a wrench. twist "or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the diaerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors move the cause of
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sn-
Iems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
N Washington St, Bo. Nomlk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
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Investments
Invest In Life, Annuity or Life In-
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities.
6. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND {SEALISTATI
155 Washington BM
lentil Norwailt. Conn. Tel. 845
Compe » Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
' WeStport, Conn.
Service, a la‘ Carte, noted for
Steaks. Broilers “d all Sea Foods in
season. , _ cats can be made
for baauneta‘ short notice.
concern av circa earns
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MR8. M. LEVY.
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Hill Nflllfli
Probate
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«'1 v on. ”1..
their claims for settlement. .. Th e
1 who onset to present their shells
Estate or Rodney Henley. late or
.Nerwaik in said District. deceased,
1 The Coin-t oflProbate iorthe'Dlstrlct
'bf Ner‘walk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date.I hereof for.’
the creditors oi! said Estate to exhibit
SILVER CASE CON-'
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Telephone Oenboctlone. DI Weetpert. I
.Norwaik. Phone 342- 3.
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l FOR SALE—RHODONOLIA PARK}
large building lot, beautiful lo-
cation.
.& (‘0. 5 Railroad MW 1119 iii
FOR SALE—Cindi? OAK SIDE I
heard in good condition. Inquire 39
Meadow street, all; St
I FOR SALE—E. M. F, 30 H. P. FIVE
.Ipassenger touring car, Fine condition I
Bargain to quick buyer. Call evenings.
1E. Barthel, D. C., 63 Meadow street.
'Soutli Nerwalk.‘ 818 31
FOR SALE -— RESTAURAN'I‘I
fullv equipped Doing good cash bus-
liness. Ow nor has other Interests and
will sacrifice. P, O. Box 463 South
.\'orwalk, Conn. al'i 3t
FOR SALE—WE OFFER COT-l
tage for sale that should Interest‘
80111120116 for home. Price and loca-
tion are right. For particulars. Lay-
ton & Co., South Norwalk, Conn.
all (it
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELI:
lng, No. 74 West Ave. known as the!
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front andl
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz. )3 ti
Elm Trees sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ARBOROULTURISTC.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
wchox FAMILY WILL
' HOLD REUNION AUG 26
A cordial imitation is extended to
all members of the Wilcox family 0
any family allied therewith by blood
or marriage. to attend the reunion to:
be held at ’Hnrtferd, lit the Center!
Church Parish House. on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday of next week.
August g6. 27. 28.
The reunibn will be held under the
auspices of the Association of the
' Wilcox Family and Allied Families. _
whic'll was organised at the first re-|
28 29 In 1913. and at which time a'
' resolution "was passed directing the
executive committee to arrange for
a reunion to be held in Hartford this
year.‘
The officers of the association are:
George H. Wilcox. of Merlden. presi~
dent; DeWitt 5}. Wilcox. M. D..
Boston. Mass, Iigst vice-president;1
Major Frank Lang en Wilcox. of Ber
lln, secopd vice-president; Edward A.
Wilcox, \of Mlddletown. treasurer;
Charles G. Finncy Wilcox. of NewI
York, secretary; Mrs. Caroline E
Wilcox. of Norfolk. assistant secrete” l
The Rev. Charles Collard Adams; of
Cromwell, is chairman of the coun-l
eel committee. The executive commlt‘i
tee is compesced- -of the officers of the.
organization. ‘
oussrlens RIGHT or race
.. season.
~ HARTFORD. '
Baldwin has received from the Britsh
a
n a
Ans
would apply to the utterance of citi-
zone. and others in public meetings It
meetings of German’cmflthisers and
others in relation to. the wants the va-‘
to aficertain whether there are laws to
to or cannot them.
xdovepaor
tien of Connecticut as follows: "Every!
citinen may freely speak. write: and
pnbliilh' internment: on all subjects!
1 11111111111- ills abuse 111 also
"Ne law shall ever he
tall or ”attain the Ill»
or of the press.ll -; ~11
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The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts
porting local happenings. The pr
owing to its completeness in re-
esent season is to be no excep-
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us
and at the same time you will
Ishould be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu-
‘tions of shore items. Either give them to Our repoxters,
{them to the office or telephone them to us.
be reading a new5paper that
mail
Bell Island I
’I‘iiolnas Caniy spent yesterday
New York city on business.
in}
a
\\illiain C. Smith and John MclladeI
N,.Y
Selby Dav. Of Brooklvn, \'. l., is
Price and terms of 13.10" spending a few days with his grand- made ‘0 \ir.
father. 1
Tile dance at the Norwalk \'aclltI
club. last night. was very well attenu-
ed. b‘ufiord's orchestra furnished
some very line dance music.
Mrs. L. \\'ardell and Ethel Money dc
feated Elizabeth Kent and (Ilarlotte
Money two sets to one, yesterday. in
the round robin tournament.
('ards were enjoyed by the
members of the club yesterday. Iti-
fresbmeuts were served and four,
prizes won by the following: Mrs. C.
Perry, Mrs. Rowan, Mrs. S. Strollnley-
er and Mrs. K. Eyland.
lady
On account of a dress rehearsal to
:be held in the club house on Friday
night. the Military Euchre has been
postponed until Friday, August 28111,
and the bazaar scheduled for August
28111 postponed until the Friday before
Labor Day, 1Sept.‘litll.
Mrs. William c. Smith gave a (lln.I
nor party to a number of her Bell Ia-
iand friends, yesterday, at the “I’ell
Tree Inn." .\'. \'. Special preparu-f
tions were made for the lat‘ge party
wind the table was decorated with a
variety of flowers and looked very
handsome. Four automobiles convuey
ed the party to the Inn. After the dili-
uer was served dancing was chimed.
The following enjoyed the affair: Mrs.
W.. C. Smith. Mrs. ll. Macinchlatt.
.Mrs. J. McDade, Mrs. w. Brynn. tlie'
IMIsaes Smith. the Misses Money, Lor-
w”“~*~"‘m eua Macla'ichlan. Fllza Hertz George 111 u... M..- pavilion,
and William Smith. Hairy Machocln'
Ian; Thomas Canly. Frank O'Brien.
lithium and Herbert Thompson. Ver-
Harrisen and' Percy Money.
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Reten Perm 1
ROTON T; TABLE.
High Tide. today, 9:05.
High Tide tomorrow 9:52
Ten thousand interested spectators
fireworks ever seen at Reten Point
last- evening in the park. There were.
over three hundred automobiles Dark-g
ed at one time during the evening. and
the crowd present broke all previous
records. The regular Tuesday boodoo
was broken, and the usual "blue"
Tuesday evening at the park was one
of great merriment.
The American Band will give one
of their famous band-concerts at Ro-
ton tomorrow evening. By special
Iand urgent request the wonderful
“Hands Across the Sea," ; medley of
foreign airs, will be repeated; This
made a itreinendous hit last concert
iii ght. and will certainly appeal
strongly again tomorrow evening.
Beginning Monday. August 31.
patrons of the park will be treated to
'e clever wild-west attraction later-
19 .—Governer est in the way they did things out In
the old time ‘fwtld and woolly west"
should: appeal to all.
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all being generously
With: the bully show" out
ing business.
lpatl‘OllilCd
park is looking areund for another:
attractive WWI“ t5fifl°§5 amusement his neck and was found hanging, un- ed. A Well known scientist who for mung .1
query from the censul~general quoted‘enthusiasm and working- powers in cut down and revived.
, sections live and six of the Coh‘stitus' "pushing" smallish“ to succéss ls just probably recover.
what will make the propeson ”Nor-1
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walk Day" a colossal raccoon. ,ylllch AMERICAN ovonEoAB co. sum) criminals.
will overshadow all previous ones. .It
is mums wimp he Manson. and
it is to be hoped it. pill; be. metrical
chr- as it will. a jolly holiday and funfsst American Orcl‘ecar
‘ Bridgeportfor 812. 000 damages. The .
VII.
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Irules of the park.
,nlticles from the automobiles.
. Rev.
,the officers will be delivered.
Infection of (moors is not likely to be
at 301011 I‘oint. First oi all, it ilt‘CdS
to be said that those v'vho do not d11-
sire to park their automobiles. are not
compelled to, nor do they have to leave
{the park if they fail to do so.
Some time ago. Mr. Hayley had sev-
eral people come to him with the re
819 31 are spending a few days at Saratoga (JUGS! that he start a waking Siblelu
for automobiles. Several articles vvcre
stolen from automobiles while they
were at the Point and complaints were
Baylev. The requests
cattle in so frequently for parking that
he decided to install the 'sy stem.
Since he has installed the system.
he has received numerous complaints
relative to the parking of the cars 91,
people who did not understand the
.\'0 one' need park
Ills car If he does not desire. llut ii
the car is checked the management is
responsible for the loss of any and all
If the
car is not checked the management is
not and. will not be responsible. ’I‘llat
expresses the matter in a nutshell.
'Ilie checking of the cars has been
a loss to Mr. Baylcy, inasmuch as he
has been compelled to employ four
men in the work and has received rev-
- : enue from file new departure sufficient
only to pay for two of the men employ-
ed, The checking system was install
ed simply to protect the public. Those
who do not wish to park their autumn
biles and have them checked do not
have to do so, and the fact that they
do not check their cars does not bar
them from the park by any means.
Harbor View Beaci;
The card party was not held at
the pavilion yesterday for some un-
known reas 11.
Virginia Duly is spending 11
weeks with the "Campfire Girls"
t‘uinp \\'ulielo.
few
at
Lurches Orchestra will furnish the
music for the big dance Friday night
A...“—
Kenneth Thomas has taken a posi—
tion with the Produce I'IxChange and
r non Jarboe, Arthur Walters, llarry not Fred Steers as was reported
George Asky took a large party of
friends to Narvoe~lslnnd yesterday.
Bathing and games were enjoyed and
’refreshments served.
William H. McMahon
good progress with the frame dwell-
ing for Miss Toner of.\ 'evv York City
This is the first of the three houses
is making
union. held at Hartford. on August 27.I witnessed one of the finest displays of to be erected this year. ‘
A. 0. H. (‘()N\'F.\'Tl()\'.
NE“ LONDON. Aug. iii—The lus-
iness session of the Anclcn ()ldt'!‘ of
Hibernians and Ladies, Auxiliary vv urt-
begun at 10: «5 this morning. The
delegates attended St. Mary's Star of
the Sod ChurCh nt 9 O'clock. where
solemn high mass was celebrated by
Edward A.,Flanncr,v. of Haz-
ardvlllc. Rev. Paul F. Keatlng. of this
city. was deacon: Rev. Charles Kane
of Derby. sub-deacon. and Rev. Al-
exander \\'ollschlager. of this city.
master cf ceremonies. Rev. Timothy
M. Crowley. pastor of St. Marys
preached the sermon Mr:.C1enn. of
New Britain. sang “God Save Ire-
land." This afternoon the reports of
the credential committees will be cut-
ed on and then the annual reports Iof
T in
4
reached lefore ev cnlng.
BARBER Titles TO HANG 3151.1: IN
‘ POLICEHCELL.
HARTFORD. Aug.
19 —-Mcrrls
cell in the pulled station last night.
altar he had beeh placed under. arr
1.‘ believed from this that the British, Baby Day yesterday at Roton was a Ireat on the charge of stealing a valu-. of Ireland as a throne or judgment senke
government has taken eminence of huge success. The stands did a thriv-' gbla mi; from N. G Missirian of New seat:
Haven. . He is also charged with
passing a worthless cheek of $200 on
ideas States of the Union and wishes. of the way. t a manageinent of the 1m Missirlan, in payment for. the [fig
Walker tied his suspenders about
liaidwin in response to the and pleasure id Norwelk people Their consclous. by a policeman He was some
He will
in; SPIJTDOBEC
The Splltdorf Eclectrlcnl. Company
. of Newe‘rk,‘ N. J.. has brought suit in t
the Civil Superior Court against the
Company of
platnt‘lf. oi 1111's the 1" amount
loaned to the defendant on iuly 27.
of till g dill has not been paid.
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THE A. (h. P. TEA CO. ‘
124 Washington St. South Nelwalk
= L r
VALUE OF TREES. ;’ '- W m»..« :
Since the iormation of rocks is 911-[
ceediiigly slow. the soil is a resource ES, rPOR '5
of lll’lt't‘lt’:> value. According to Prof. T
1. lion 1113.11 inniiy glacial scratches ”mm-I“
11.1.11 'v‘t'l‘t' blade on rock during ill‘ AND
last glacial period, between 60,00tland
73.111111 years ago. are still as fresh as (AUGAVFUCK \
if they had been made only yesterday.
Yet. since the glaciers thus recorded: w
themselves. man has collie up from the" rwwmv ,
title and the stone hammer Seventy Miss Ethel Tovev is entertaining
thousand vears is a very short time friends from Fast Orange N J “
for the development of a soil cover: her home 011 Lincoin street, '
for man it means a period so great that
the mind can hardly grasp it. The cut
ting off of the trees exposes the soil so
that the rain beats upon it, and since
it has lost the protection that the
root1 and fl I'tt1 ' '-
5 1e 1 H on the ground A! Boyd Wilson entertained his friend.
forded, the soil is soon washed away.
_ . from \\ estport and .\ori\alk last even~
In .10 _\cars a single lumber merchant i,” a! his hem on I‘iversid av
can deprive the race Of soil that re " b ' .e e on“.
quirtd 111,000 years to form.
Miss Alice Taylor, who has been
spending the past week in New York
state is expected home today,
‘1
, _‘_ Miss Ruth Allen will give a beach
party to a small gathering of her
MOTOR JU . .
GGERNAUT' friends this evening at i‘ompo Bench.
Luring the past year 011 public roads
in New York State, nearly 7.00 persons Miss Lottie A Allen of South Coin~
\\cer killed: .url ‘.",‘l' were injui'ld by po strpet Sail; alutk is visiting‘her
motor vehicles 011 which they were sister Mrs.
not riding 11nd over which they had 11:) port, Long islind.
control. and in the vast majority of
these cases there was net,so much as
serious Inquiry to determine the
Miss Catherine Sherwood is ex-
re- pecied to arrive borne today after &
sponsibilfty, much less the imposition “ 991.5 star at the (home of her 51..
of any penalty. These facts consti- 191- in Stratford
tute a greater reproach to our_ govern- _M.
meat and civilization lino did the be The funeral of Elinor Banks Cores.
farieus trade of Turplli and Ills like the infant daughter of Mr. and Mm.
‘0 the E3313“ 0‘ that d“)? \\'. Corsa of \\' estcn. who died Mon.
_..____.___._.._ day at her home in
NEW DESERT BIRD- re held Friday morning, The sob
The French officers in Algiers are vices will be at her home in Weston
"perlmentlng with a VGIIICIB for d63~ and burial in \\illowbroek comet”.
ert travel. It is a sort of sledge ineunt- ___._
ed on six wheels. and equipped with
a propeller moving in the air.
The regular monthlv meeting of
and the \\' omans Town Iniprmement al-
driven by a Gil-horsepowertnotor.1t sociauofl was mm Monday Eff”.
travels easily ever the rolling sand, noon in the Libmry. The' regular
and it 18 hoped that by fitting II “II“ routine business was transacted and a
wings it’inay be able to leap over ob report of the fair held Instr month
stacl'es' _\o scnenie for transportation was accepted. The fair Hug.“ stee—
set me ah mil in these airship times. cess and added a large sum _of money
“f“ ..to the treasury of the-_ society. fight
CURE FOR 55" SICKNESS- d'nnual meeting of the asseCKtid‘ilrwlll
A novel and interesting remedy for be held next month when the officers-
sca sickness is ties cribud In the‘ (lane for the ensuing year will be elected.
leis." This consists in showing llll)\- ' 3
lug pictures In the drawing room of a
liner during a storm. and tile lllms es for the yea‘of 1912, were brought
:-‘Ilt}\‘v’ll arc ci‘ a restful nature. such as before Grand Juror Harry R; Short
scenes, wow this morning in the town conic,»
sunny landscapes. mountain
(oried'cs. etc. The effect is said to and had to pay the taxes and can.
be surprisingly benefit-1a] ‘0 WWW“ of the court The names of those who
i" om inside 11191“. 11111. 0 been lax in pa‘- tag or have re-
(ll. U‘l'l‘Fl'l' NUT BL. X)”. D. iCoIIector JOseph 5. H‘im PPOSGCIK‘
\\IFi‘I'i‘ AUS- 19-rvl‘lll’0m“ ing Attorney Sherwood made out the
311.1 J ”"1“ 0’ ”V'MH'“ ” ”‘1‘“ warrants. which were served by Short
‘izll dd 1. a f 1111 11.1.. holding J
..'.-_‘\x‘:‘._ . “va ffc-ur Mm.m,.s lot riff Meade and Constable Silvermnl.
the (“will last 'l‘htiisdzw of Joseph most of the tardy ones are residents
.‘YIC 11.1.‘(1 IU' '1 lie L'U\ slip it'll of Saugatuck
11.:‘2..‘1‘t;..:>:':.:111‘~.-an:..:'1.;:'.;".§;';.i‘f .1... to pan .1. .0 make.»
ltia'.‘ ‘ A" ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' for his tardiness, ‘John Novella W.
' my Nick Picardo $7 Salvatore Genetti 3%
THE LADY OF THE SUPPER and George DU'WHS $7.41.. 3&le
Charles Dillingliam‘s “Lady of the Massucci was brought before the
Slipper,’ which is scheduled to ap- court. but he dilend evidence W
.~. A'
s—fi.
new at the Stamford Theatre on Fri- he had paid his tax under another _
day night of this week arrive in real name
circus stvle.
Two coaches and four sixty Cl-HNBSBJ’EACHES.
baggage cars are required to trans- Two years “'0 seedlings of; 35.
port the company of nearly one bun tree. which was found growing iii
dred people and the enormous scenic e. at an elevation of g 500 (egg—j.
investiture which will include six brought to this country It is expect-
pure white ponies which‘the fairy ed that ”"3 “ea 9“" be "WI-M to
godmother transforms from white
rate into healthy little creatures that hopes are realized the peach tre
carry Cinderella from the Kitchen to Ich undergone a marvt-Iaus users).
we Palace thereby permitting her formation. When first brought to
.. Eu is ab lit three centuries
to "Live Happily Ever Afterwards to flier glgristlgn era ‘t would not-i;
foot
the delight of the children of all ages fruit north of the Island of Rh "as.”
This island is at the extreme soda:
r em edge of the Aegean seu,‘ and In“
DRU'DS ‘JUDGMENT SEAT a climate much like the t 0. South—
Hereis “h“tmknm‘“ “we Dmm'a ern Califomin, with less liability to
Judgment seat, a trlangular D“3 of frost. These first peaches were tend-
stones at Killlney Hill, Ireland. The or as a “(uni orange. This Chinese
consul~general lb New Yorkan inquiry never lags. so this genuine exhibition Walker. 11 New Haven and Hartford stones are huge gramfe blocks and \‘tilrlety is hardy as a northern air-1
as to the laws of Connecticut Which ‘of the old reckless six-shooter days barber, tried to commit an! Cide in a have been preserved with great care. p e
It is supposed to have been used cen-
mav' Oi'iirrr‘o v coxso.‘
turies ago by the early Druid rulers ‘ ‘ ~
The United States [‘11 blfc ileum.
ls investnguting :1 new g ‘_
thod for the.curc 011.. tubercolm
. ‘ The method is known as urtiflgig _ g'
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. induced pheumo- thorax.,A'ir‘.° , _‘
._ . ped Into the patient?! piura _‘
Amere human way of administering every day 0m“). to. maintain pres
capital punishment has been discovers sun. ,rmd one insults
Aways to asceltaln th 'W-
years big. been professor of tent of which the (Iiseusiil 'lufig'f
ccznpiessed,say3'l1e Philadel
Record- The hing. figuratively. is filth
.n.o an "air split' and nature glfihn
to 011119 for till3 production 0‘ death for a. sham e to cafe. The :cports so
as employed lot" the destrm- tell only cf its progress of the '
He 3mg.” that pcriménfs. and officials-1. While OMI-
mlsti, sold it -:.vn: too crrly to pg:
phenn but time are inclined to
litre it may preve c-. “lo-Silvie .lrl
_sLage cf- -the (.5 case.
chemistry In the College de France.
,Paris, has suggested the use of carbon:
tion of stray dogs.
this is a quiet and painless death, and
one that does not check the sensibill
this.
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The man behind the bass druuu~
“9"“ 15 “It “19 Ill“- e .lhreugll Sec' Joel an1
cause-unfil- 1‘13.
Jessie Hayden at North- .
Weston will g
Delinquents in paying personal tub «
fused to pav \vit e furnished by um
Nicola 'I‘ucio Was ob~_
bear fruit In New England cleanup
to the Canadian border. If $3
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