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EAST N Oil-WALK
Miss blocs Booker. at valiss or.
no. is spending the holldsys with her isg. [item's b-ou and thoroughly
\
parents In lieu York.
Charles filth. of Burton. Files re
mined his position with the meanest
~soundly. ss Sunrise “use.
“mists Toto. in. II seriously ill
st his home In Bonn duet. Riv
sunny friends look for I speedy re-
.eovcry.
Philip Keri-inn of hounded Ivonne. m rated at BI. defeated Hurry Mor-
BeoonleItrlot husoeeptedspnd-
rune shuwiflthecllsscentlnnndry on
lthemtalde.
Miss Isrgsret Tsylor, of VIn snot
street, is enjoying a pie-sent visit
with friends and relatives in New
“York W.
. Mr. and lire, Wililsm Reed. former
gresidonu 1 list Norwslk. not re-
_sidlng in Bridgeport, Conn. are yin
{isms lees! woods. .
————
Misses Isl-Ion and Mildred DeWitt
‘Iro spending the any in New Your
city. The, will be joined later in
the tiny hy‘tlssir father. lislph it, De
"Witt.
WlflflFllim. er Billie avenue. ms
in amendments-ti evening oi the org
boxing match in Medison Squsre Ger—
den. New York. where the noted
fighters Shugrue sud White fought it
out . . .,
Taylor at Golden are setting but a
decidedly, interesting this calendar
for 1915. showing I handsolno ple-
' turo oil the new Wsallington street
*7" bridge. it is spiraling considerable
strewn. .
A test of tile electricsl equipmdnt
-oi the sour municipsl plant on Ben
‘view rinse. preparatory to its taunt
F: on pi! e “congenial light
being agile communion Wfimfii
. of Engineer Eldon
The «guise plan. nesting of the
udies' Aid Society of the East sve-
. nue Methodist Episcopal Church is
being held this nftemoon in the
~ church melon Besides the sewing
; work a pleasant social time is heirs:
Stanley Crosby, formerly of the
-Enst Side, who has been visiting It
the house of his bombs on Winfield
F street. has returned to his start in
Canada. lsny of Mr. Crosbys lots!
friends were pleased to renew 'sc-
'donintsnoe.
, Work has started on tearing down
the old building on the temporary
bridge formerly occupied by the lie-
‘nnrg Burton Cow-nit. The former
John ii. Cole house and one other
small building are to be auctioned by
the Bridge Construction minorities
within a. short time. .
The finishing touches are being put
on the new Washington street bridge
by the erection of "the trolley~wlre
spans across the Scherzm- draw. Fin»
lshing this feature and lsylngs Crew
more boards on the door or the draw
" is all that remslns to be done for the
structure’s immediate opening.
The true Ghrlllimns spirit dominates
throughout the most piesssnt outc-
~ detriment given last evening under the
F nuspices ot‘the Sunday-schbol children
of the Advent Christian Church. on
1‘ Von mt meal. - mu Incl friends
“Were told Ill about the hsppy senson
.in an interesting manner by the lit-
tle folks in song and story. The pro-
gram us In excellent one. Ind cor-
rled out so printed in The Sentinel
on blonds:
Becnuse of the stormy condition of
the weather. last evening, the sunset
unite-box opening and entertsinment
It the Emil. avenue Methodist select»
pal Church, scheduled to be held last
Ilbllilai' Specials
White boaf Flour lbs. for. soc
Sugar” ribs.ior$r.oo
Fancy Florida sweet" Draws;
oscpesubss
Gold Son’i: Grendel-y Butter 35¢
IBestCnfiet-aoc
{till use nee-med. Inn-net? prom»
imflmbstereaiugwssoneofee
[while llr. Tobey to his credit lulu es ‘
F visiting Kr. and Mrs. James ll. Til}-
Snell's}. K‘.;.;'.....=~‘ ....‘Lcfiu‘ “but...
smelled sum little trouble.
3 St. Luke’s Sunday—school gave a
wry Netty C hrigimss celebration in
the chem Monti! Its”. filth chil-
. drea tskinlr part in s imam Oi
enroll and recitation. and doing well
cuts were distributed mung the to
children of the school. A Christmas»
tree that was out of ordinary in size.
filled entirely the north end of lhi.
chapel. it was beautifully decorated,
Ice t'renm syld also were served.
. About so phi-c. present,
.
Sam Claus distributed girls to lil—
Sundsy‘schooi of the WW Ep-
iscol-al Church Hands: nigh. Wil
bur Gaynor was the Santa and the
in ur seasons helped him distribute
gifts. The a: snow were W Husie
1.~aslso. Charlotte newlines. Msuds
Q
slat. us postponed until this even-
iutsrestisc “Girl-us- Csrol” will. be
[stifled in In entertaining and Clever Ellison and Margaret Young An old'
m i! ”.11. E. Wilson. of lesbian“ lire-place and yule log had
w ‘R‘ m M ”legions been nrrullged and the elect wss
pretty. Recitations and sons! Iver
Fighul by all that children. and 0W!-
lsss so be car. It gran :plesssre. led by a large gathering.
was ”0| mama-heirs!) Esau
' "F "FF“ Willis W 0!
HIE" WIRESI
mentioned from 1st page.)
pools! lamest. Charles Tobey, Who,
thus. whose rating was so. in hsnllyi
bullion. Ir. Ilorrlsson rushing but 38'
12 balls. the highest run of the even. death News": Conflflgltbllll Church
lug. m undo by Mr. Tobey. An interesting Christmas entertsl
complete snore follows: most one held by the Bible bohool oi
The
Hairy Ionian Charles Tobey the South Norwslh We!“
5—! 7*! Church. lsst night. The occasion prov
.n 18 ed more thsu ordinarily interestingbe
V18 :9—-l cause of the (set am the scholar:
ll 39-4 brought gifts of vegetables. canned
IO 46 goods. clothing sud everything none
88—] 52—1 an to aid many of the less for-tonsil
81-l 65 ismilles in the city to have I happy
is ‘3 Christmas time. The money coutribu
ll 35—1 lions amounted to 828. sud there were
WWI
(
4’“
severnl bushels of potatoes. sacks of
flour. mittens. blankets. shoes. etc.
A large number oi «emoticon
views of Xmas scenes were shown on
the canvas. sod at the conclusion Os
no
{fie-aw. :5 W" cnke uud ice cream were served.
The rnglFilaFr prnyer meeting is sche- Opening Bong—No. 287'
duet to he held tonight in the m... Hirer-led by Duncan Dieters-n.
tin church. Scripture Reading—bulls 2: 1- ll.
Csrol--No. 70.
Legend of
fit
If. and Mrs. Alfredthrocket lu‘i'
smalhrun holidays with their run C‘m‘y'swmmwdem
and daughter ln~NFow llnvell; Glover.
. , ., . . Gifts—Cradle Roll. Betlnnsrs. Primsry
In us In Wesley a Wood of , Dept
. Hickory Blu‘: Bro guests of Mrs. Sons—Jim” insulator" ,
Wood's sliter' ill New “lichens. (Fm-01.34., 73
Junior Gifts-Miss Tilly. Mrs. isle-son.
toll. is entertaining her sister. Mix a 5"“ “5“"me Hurold- NM? in:
nus-ms err-inst. or summit. ' ; etapietdn. illiFldrod‘ risen.
-~-‘ “-m “r 3' i Benedict. Miss Jeske.’ Horton Dibble
' ‘Hsnry will ‘1 1310mm. its iU‘ gummy“ 79
Fit rig his gun rents. and Mrs F
Hickmn W. Cole. 01' ltowoyton “33- ““9?th Gifts-«dill. Du" Jr
.... . Q, 1 _ ~ Thompson, Dougis‘s 4 Null: 2' hr.
‘ ‘ ’ ’ . Pilots. ‘ ‘ F
sir. ...... in; George 0. lmmvherFo.- Sanfior Gills+54m grunt Ml. Staple-
of Hartford. are spending iho wook um (30". .“G gun”. ~HWQ mm.
In. John H. DeWatei-s of Row
3%.)” it: lies. Daniel 1' Within. Collection
Coral—Nd. 276.
story—“Wily.tllo Chimes Booth-fills
9w Dolly liownrth. who has been
McClure.
solo-wilel’y’ new»... Mary nu:-
Csuslsnd. with I tableau in which
Miss Vivian Wilson. of Portsmouth.
lot. of Highland avenue. hos return-
ed to her home in Fall River. Mass 1
m ~17. use. lows WWW? It Vs., sppesred Is the soul. and Ir
the Roi Brim flute Normal school. meal..- plugs m. chimes
is mending a few dsys with Warren Rpcesslonsl—No 80
Souls". of Newton Terrace, ‘ and Closing Carol.
Men I. Petty. of this place Mr. ..-“;
lab “I mist 1‘ the 90“"! "0" asptlst Sunday School Christmas En!
tertslnment.
The Christmas entertainment of the
South Norwalk Baptist school was
largely Itteoded notwithstanding the
inclement weather
The decorations in the Iuditorium
were most pleasing. A fine place had
been built and was illuminated by sinc-
tric lights. A tree and greens com-
pleted the design.
. The subject of the prompt was
3‘Keeplng Christmas." and was pre-
Lsmmow «sented in a series of tsbuesus will use
lion Jennie Dugdolo of Noroton formed by the children of "‘6 mm."
was I visitor out of town Mpnduy Beginners’ sud Junior Departments.
The costumes of the children were
A new electrical sign has been
pinned h front of the Tooker House very beautiful and the grouping of the
children was most eiiecti.ve .
The Gem...“ Bundnchhooi Masters Mark Condos and Chill-lee
holds Its celebration and Christmas- Wicks acted as pages to announce thr
“’09 Wt ‘ - . tableau and attracted considerable in
""' tel-est. _ ‘
I" WW” ”“3“” 0‘ N°r°t°n The following progrsrn was present
225:: .muhihr in Stamford ed m BMW-n Chimes. :
“ = Lillian Hopkins.)
WklkChln‘chlnle. l
Drum
NOROTON
wk m‘m
‘.
t
<
ten folk. and more especially of the mam. Youngs.
younger generstion. it is obvious that.
aunt. was goes and lingered in Dar ““9"“ ”fizihc‘gifidmn? 8““
ion inst Thursday evening.
.... - . 'l‘nblenu 8-~'l‘he Christmas Greens.
“in? D. I. D,‘ 1911' reads the in- 1 Marion WWW“
scriptloygfiover the doorway 0f the “mg“ i—The Christmas 3911!.
new llr'e- ones It is riodi—lookinc and ' "
of ‘pm design The building Grace Hunt and Treds Herring.
is progressing sud bnforo long the 1m, Tableau Mlle Yule Log, 1‘ .
Fred Dunn and Solid Brugg‘e.
senior will be unused
'“‘ Tnbloau s—Ths Christmos Brsnd.
' Jennie Belle Harris...
Dr. Ills-ans Van Kirk. pastor of St
bull Ch ro Nrot n. will n . ‘
°' " h' ° " ’° °y Tableau 7~rrneicnrletmu Candle.
Ksthlyn Mayhew.’
ills venetian nest month Next sun-
any will be the lost preceding ya-
). Marjory Warns.
the following program, well presenlsu.‘
. " so. *
ow“. 1‘s" ...? 5.5.. ...... bin-M
Edam
mew
MCsnlthrFeGh-lsssngthe'
Christ-ls- Hymns “(superintendent
Wins runs the Christmas Story.
Goody and gifts were distributed to
the members of the classes. Mr.
George Howard tapersons'nd Saint
Nichols: Ind his work was much en-
joyed by the children.
The poster and uh will, Mr. Hon F
kiss. the superintendent. and Mr. Lin "'
sols were kindly moored by the
members of the church and school.
"the parents present expressed their
plenum st the growth of the school
sndthevorkofthllnehsrgs
”dogwood Gospel Xmas Tree.
The following progrsm has been ar-
paused for this evening. at the ashes!
Christmas oeiebntioll of the Spring-
vood Union OW
Song—“0h! Little Town of Bethle-
Prsyer.
nscitstion~ “Weleone"——-Julia Kish.
Beauties—Joseph Inoly.
Retribution—"Christmas
Bong—4' Pulse His Nuts.”
Recitation—”Bothlilhem Town"——Jnlis
garnets Committro oil the Philippines
with Dean 1‘. Worcester. .‘ tormer
commissioner of the P-liilillpllle ls-
9,
% . * _ TWO STORES
" O “O. m “m7. ”Um NORWAQK.
CHARLES F. PREUSSER, Manager.
,,-
13 MAIN BYREET.: NORWALL , .Fr
Fancy Turkeys,
Pork Roast,
Leg Mutton, 1‘
Leg of Lamb, ~
Roasting Chickens,
EX'lllA strolls FilR‘Nla'W YEARS }
20c lb.
-14 81 16c lb.
l2'4c 1]). -.~
16c b.
25c.}b...-7
Wsrgo. }
Recitation—“ll cur-insular sensor-i ‘
Three boys ; PORK BEEF > ,
...... .. .. . , . LAMB
Recitstl -?F"Christrnss Be s”— as . r.
emu?“ ; Pork Roast 14¢—16¢ lb. nu. Reset 14¢~20¢ lb. Leg Lamb 1- ...;
my“ (PhrlsFtlnss WM" Reg Fresh Shoulders .. 14¢ lb. pm Roast 1o¢~2o¢ lb. IZ‘QVIW “ ‘5'
g. anus. ’ ‘ : i’oreunarter Lamb 11sI ll). 3
But—“Walling Onto! allelic.” 1. Link Sauna e lb. Ch" 1i i i . . 3.“ ‘.
muons—"A enlistme- Gero|"-— g g 18¢ Up N 14¢ b R‘" Lamb ChQP‘F‘. 15¢ "’- “‘2:
Grace Gall. .8 Fresh Hams ...... 18¢ lb. Shoulder Steak . . 16¢ ll». Loin Lamb Chops 22¢ ll). F
Becltstion~Four girls of Miss Badde- -r g?“ Pork . 11) R l . , Stew Lamb ...... 10¢ ll) ~
. ........ . t It . . . . .
ley's Clue. . i; ' 14¢ . OFFFFF b ca 20¢ FF) Shoulder Lamb Chops ?F- '
Recitation~"Chrintmsn Tide-“3|!“ Corned Sparerlb .. 14¢ lb. Sirloin Steak .. . 18¢ lb. . ......... .. . .. 15¢ lh.
Recitation—“A Modest Request"—- g ,
1m 3”“. .- Frankfurtcrs .. . 16¢ lb. Liverwurst .. 18¢ lib. Corned Beef 10¢--16F¢ 1b. ;.
Bong—“Bells of Christmas." - . ' ..F
90510.0(] by ”meg 01‘3““ CNS. {Hood 'Puddlng ' ' 18¢ lb’ Pork R0?! ' ‘ ' ‘ - 22¢ lb- Pressed Ham . . . . 18¢ "l. f; -.
v ‘ baur Ixraut ...... 5¢ qt. Lenf'Lsi‘d’ ...... 15¢ lb. Head Cheese .? 18¢ ill; 0
‘srrur covxnvs‘llwr IN mump- Beef Loaf 18¢ lb. . . . ,. . ., . 2;:
\t’v‘fiillNG’l‘Oowtl) c :0 w-llosrlngs I: an M I __:
h J hill! stendssrenlor‘ ....... . . " ...... " . . ‘
30:8:mozes' F" sgyzmmem ‘0 the ..sc ops 60¢ qt ashtre 12/z¢ lb Blittcrfish 12¢ lb _:,
'F‘llipinos were resumed today bv the Smelt ............ 18¢ lb. Halibut ....... 16¢ lb. Cod Fish ______ 1223‘ ll, :-
isnds. Is the stsr witness The corn-
mitten intends «12';th considera-
the middle or
Tiled . doll“: W W"- into the
«renews-louse.- millionth»
”I‘ll ‘M that end Chairman llltyllt‘nuk
lists stroll n oil .lll'o? infor.
motion (In Film Wes-
illen of the Witt DFi'lnsrimmt- it» its!
snorted smilstlcnlly today-mist the
disorders would not be permuted to
lmllndn the prove! of thin hill. (it‘l-
or Sunnis lenders osprmd on same
view.
While some nnerlments may be
‘ mule to the Homlhiii. they will not
be" on "Mr" 10"" l“'"“"‘ 7“"
1 mainline is considering an amend-
ment stipulation a time upon “h‘t‘h
independence MIPM be granted on-
drr rim conditions.
Delivery by Mr. Worcosinl' of an ll-
lFueir-slrd lecture on HF F'liln'nos late
ltodnv bod been arranged which ev-
‘ery senstor will urged in attend.
WOMAN W310 mos ORV!) SEW
. . T‘Yl MA‘WWVE DEA“.
WlNB'FR“ We. 30.——M"Is Fillin—
vhfilh M. Kilhollrlle. who claimed the
distinction of haying been the ilrst
woman in the United states to tslreF
o 'Itiloh all a sewing machine, died
here lust night. ‘sged is years. In the
{an 1* am of her life. who. she was
ll. school tench-1- ln Hunford. Miss
Kiibnurn met Elisa “own. the "Neil. ‘
tor. who was at that time experi-
menting with witnessing machine. He
showed»‘Miss.Vilbou§r-ll his first mod-
el Mspernusded- her to new on it
abounds. when the invention lied
Morse successful, he often said that
silo hurl been the first to use it. sud
Mine Kllbourn herself rm proud of
the fact.
MAV TAKE TAlllllr our 0F ’0”
- ‘ .‘l’lct.
MW “0"“. “a » M-Wrmnn 1E
Muck. former chsi‘rmsu of the Demo-
crstic Nationsl Continittee and now
member to this stilts. commenting on
the pins of Native Mann.
Illinois. minority leadon'of the House
of Representatives. for s Congression-
Ii tat-litooniln'ssiign. todsy made is
sbtomont in which: he said he bel.isv v-
13y one pleased expressions of Dar- Tableau lw—The Christmas Greeting. “ the “Dcmocrsts W 80 even up were found hv
the: and name a thrill: commission with
power to take the isrlif out oi politics
entire
.» _ . my ““0““.fo smaller.
, 4’31!!!va
0 or Mil? 'l‘ronbles
Said to be Cause of lien Act.
F cannons. Deil'a‘o.+é¥rs.'l-Jossph
, Legour. 35 yours old. deIpo
lie sold, over family troubles. attemp-
ndolri. it
on suicide lust night by drinking pol-
goon and she is new in is local hostil—
tsi in n serioll‘s‘ condition. The police
lion ol‘ the hill with s View to rev
4 porting “.300an to the genus by
Lemons , .i
Maine Potatoes
j Fancy California Novels FF
20c pk
EC (102. .
75C h“:
30c :16th
x
I
Bidahroolns ..... ‘... 50C n). BECt-S -: ..... . ........ st qt
. Peppers 30c dos. Parsllips I‘ lb.
‘Cclcry Hm we Old! Red Cabbage . . roc bend
Lettuce to: and ac Cabbage ~:- 51: and7c head
Spinach ------- 25: pk Tangerincs .3oc doz.
Knle . .. . . . l. . . . . .. .20c pk. Baldwin Apples -- -3oc pk
Parsley- .......\. 5c bunch Greening Apples, . soc pk.
Cranberries ........ 7c qt. Russet Apples 95: pk.
Yellow or White Turnips Spanish Onions -- a for 5c
.. ,. ....aoc Dates.-.;..'..... iocpkg.
Csrrots . ......... . .5: qt New Nuts ...... .. 15c lb.
00m GENERAL FCKARGED LII-1'8 LESSON. .- .
WITH ARSON- , ‘ m GREAT novsts
SAN FRANCISCO. Doc. 80 ~Fern
undo Somoss? Vitus. Consul-GooeralF
in ion Francisco for rumour-us Ip- Attractive Course °' demons T° 3‘
peered in police court here yesterday. Punched “ “‘9 Methodist Church.
to answer is charge of having set' Roy. W. 'H. WIkehnm.
or; to 5F. home int 1:“ citty. “u Methodist Episcopal Church. hss is-
n e represenn on 0 was
counsel that he was immune from sued 9’ pnntphlet :noouncing ‘ series
progeeufion under treaty rights be- of addresses on Lites mesons in
tween the United States and Hon. Great Novels." which should be of so.
our“. end that he was innocent of usual interest. The llrst sddress will
”he offense 0113x8811. the cm was b. nut ma.’ 018nm mwing is
continued one week. .
United Stairs District Attorney J. "“3 "d“ 0‘ "mm ‘0' 33W m“.
Preston telegraphed to Washington Febmarv' ..
for instructions after receiVing notle JIn. 3rd—-George Eliot's Adam Bede. or
dcation of Vivos' claim. the Supremacy or. the Horn! Low.
Jan. mill—Oliver Wendell Holmes' El-
OLE FRO ES~
WH nganfii 3i - ? sie Vsnner. or A Study in the Low Off
' Heredity. -
1"! Women and Man Aldrin-ed in Jan. Nth—Nathaniel . Fliswthorne s
flunk!“ ““15“.“ ‘ °“"°' l or r Th W rhin s of
ammonium, Dec. lo. ——Mrs l gfgfffiétgmfn ° 5 ?
“Maroon-t Osborne. h'w steter.uJoseph» ° '
ine Joyce. sud n mukthought to be
i
their brother. James Joyce. all or Romance sud Heroism in Fiction and!
West Brookiield. were accidentally m Fact. !
killed by escaping so: in a lodging J an. 31st——Musicnl. i
i
t l i t d The
house "mm "F ha My 0 “F ‘Y Feb. Tth~Chnrles Dickens' David Coll-
{as escaped from on open goo Jet.i Fperlleld, or Happiness and Herolsm
A gas stove in the room was burning in Common mfg. ‘ ' .
on; .122:- 332.: men; «tn—mum ...... ......
.wilh money and had funds in the' Fnlr. or A Story Without ‘ Hero.
bank. , .F‘eb. 21st—Victbr-‘liug0s Les .Misersfi
Fl bias. or the blending of a Broken?
ADAMS MID TO BE A PROFE$3ION- Life Through the Law of Kindness. i
i F AL F " ' .. l
NEW YORK. Dell. 20 r—Ths New . . 5
York Evening Mail publishes today FGU‘EFF’ F’FNKS FOR DFUNN'
m mantis Which ohsrgc thst Plait ‘
Mums, champion smsteur athlete and
Ill-second iii-m has pledged and
another lodger.'1‘he
~0-
silken. Milndsy afternoon, by capltolF
employees. is pelt of diamond Cuil‘ .-
Sit cot Ilorida Oranges
‘;\cw Iigs 18c lb» '-
Codoalluts .'. ...... So each” -
Malaga Grapes .. 2 lbs. 25c:
'l‘okzly Grapes -- 2 lbs. s50
i’ineapplcs ...... 2 {at 25C. .
i... ..... 15c to soc dos.»
Fancy Street Potatoes .-
........... ‘. . 45C Pk;
Grape Fruit 4c and 7c each -.
' toteICIIJ.IZII-Z-ZIZ-t-feie‘y,-'. -;._-:-:- -,- I\Fs:-_-_u_.:-'-:oj
Golden Popcorn
- 31?): 25c :3:
of the First ,.
inn tim—“Wnlter Booths lvanhoe, or! .
Horned: Guns?
Comptroller Dalila! P Dunn was?
allot» and he will be back by! Long.
Dr. and Hrs. Von Kirk wlll boin
NsFFv no: ., .
Del-tbs ll. Barney. of Dal-ion, wants.‘
silvme trons: Hyman-5 Serhey of the
souls place upon the ground of eru-
elty.1'ilcy were msrrisd on out. :5.
mi. “In wife clients intolerable
When Nov. 10 followms 1g . ~
'l‘sbleau S-The Christians Saint.
- ‘~ ‘ Welter Fruit
'l‘shlsllu We christian Stockist. "
'Fl‘lle Beginners Densitment
'i‘nbiesll ioF—mlh pen. ' ’ .
FFF Dottr one».
Tableau 11—min Ohrlgtmss Poses,
sin that her husband mode on use museum tor some of his prises
-sp_t~oeutul attempt on his life lost. '0‘“ “ “my meets. Undm‘ the
W of all! more Athletic Union
this. if tins. who“ cm W? in.
, on to out at ,3 professional
. underline-roll bee: 10"." d hllfl- ‘ "
blah 9901'an BIRDS “110 more [N BBOAL-
itri or lb?
F. Vtionofiwoyssrs.
.MF ... .
links as a token of their regard iii-.5
an... in thanking the donors, sold
he ‘was grateful to them for their
loyalty to him during his administra-
GOVFFERNQR To SPEAK-
eml‘ Bl. Baldwin will
? wAslelForou CAMP OFFICERS.
.Pueston Boyd Chosen President and
Aaron Decker Vice-President. "
The novel election of officers Fpi.‘
Wuhlngnon‘ Como. No ”it, Patriotic ..
Order or the sons of America wits , ‘ '
held lIst evening. resulting as fol-
lows: . 'F ' -
President—Preston.Boyd.g '
Vice President—Aston Becker f" F F
dilute? er Mills—Jesse Mallard.
ConduotWoseph R. Carr. .
Recording Secretary-sou ll. be
SedrothvB-Bhilor ~ ;H
nonunion-Oscar Mills
Norwalk Chronicler