J ‘ ;’ s“Addie V 2” today towed
our! of coal to the King‘s End
Gael Company. at sings End Darlen.
lira Frank Merriam, of Hawkins
“ mus. spent yesterday at the home
, Cf friends and relatives in Port Ches-
3 our. N Y
—.—_.~_.... .
The lisses Hilma and Christine
Moon. of Fort street. yeisterday en-
. joyod a pleasant visit at the home of
{lair sister in Bridgeport, Cash.
‘ The Ladies' Ald'Soclety of the East
fies will meet in the church parlors
In the regular weekly business and
finial meetlnx
' f " ‘ ulss Margaret Taylor, of the East
Mo, who has been a visitor in New
' lurk City for the past four weeks.
'_veoterday returned to her home on
Tun Zant street.
. ' _Alfred Erickson, formerly of the
ghx‘sst Side. now an employee or the
. Wklyn Rapid Transit. of Brooklyn.
‘ .. Jaspending a brief visit at the home
' ,' . of relatives on Bridge street.
An evening of song will be enjoyed
eonlght at the Swedish Congregation-
on Church. on Van Zant street. with
shot. .1. a 'Hultmon. in charge. The
entertainment promises to be one of
considerable interest
The members of the prophetic study
1 class. of the East Norwslk Advent
r. (Malian church. this evening. will en—
w 30y the first of a series of study meet-
“ dogs. The meeting will ho'Vheld at
"the home. on Fifth street, of the new
..flwd George M. Teeple
\ ._.._.4 ._
.‘ The evangelistic services in the
.‘fist avenu€ Methodist Episcopal
,. Church are to continue this week. This
,4,ai:'enlng Rev, E. S. Jackson will preach
,,._._',.._mnd James Masses will assist with
«.J the. comet at the song service. A
' holds spread interest in thesé sol-vices
Indicates a large attendance tonight,
H'r
"Routine business was transacted
13‘“ not, evening at the regular weekly
. testing of the third district commis-
sioners, held in' the new station-house
‘ on Bayview Place. Things are going
twimmingly at the new station, and
fire commissioners, as well as the on-
"“u the district, are greatly encouraged at
phase success of the new venture
It!
i"! ‘It‘
,‘9 “ The degree team of Court Edmond
die Amlcis. Foresters of America, last.
rvenir-g held an important meeting in
fills rear of the Soundview Tonsorisl
parlor on East Washington street.
Elana for a masquerade hall. schedul-
Qt} to be hdd on the evening of Illn-
‘coln's birthday. were discussed at.
Length and the iollowing committee
' Juan appdinted to further arrange for
“flu proposed affair: Joaeph Maiomno,
J’ete Romano. John Bonabuducc,
frank Datslo. Fluorine.
. East Norwalk residentu‘ will be par-
' ‘ ' viticularly interested ink‘thepmeeting or
. “the city council, to. he held in the City
ml.- this‘ evening. One of the im-
'ilortant matters which is to come up
is, whether the council will authorise
flay-out for the Connecticut Com-
puny which. will call for but one track
across the new bridge. This con-
»1luny has presented a petition, which
' o‘coahoil tonight will act upon,
“Which asks that they: be allowed to
il‘ a single track across the aim
yrs. ' Among those who will oppose
he council taking favorable 'actlon on
i. matter will be Judge John J.
_ . ulsh. counsel for the Bridge Corn
.atruction Company.
‘.
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“Add“!
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Pope's Cold Competind" Ends Crippe
Misery—Don’t Stay Stuffed”!
n can end gripps and break up
s‘o?ere coldelther in head chest.
’ y in limbo. by taking ‘a dose of
Pope's Cold Compound" every two
brdle‘vea sick! headache. dullness.
ass. out“! throat, stressing,
“ass and otiifness.
-15!» unfledwl
‘pnoliiuo‘
Quit" blowing
East your throbbing
“nothing else in the aorta gives; Government may; nines. _
EAST NORWALK
'_.q'Vunue hi. E. Church tomorrow after»
I...
«Tum, I“. so;r sprig;
M A“,
lira. Rose 8. Barrel! has returned
from a visit in New York City.
Hrs. hank ll. loLaurie of Main
street spent the week-end in New
Yo rk city.
it is expected that Sheriff—elect;
Simeon Pause will name a local de-
puty some time this Week.
Judge 8. A. Purdy hail returned
from Elisabeth. N. L, where he at-
tended the funeral» of a relative.
Miss Lillian Darrow‘ has returned
to her horns on State street after
spending the last few months with
friends in Binghaulpton. N. Y.Miss
Darrow is greatly improvad in health.
The regular meeting of the-Town
School Committee will he held in the
Town all this evening. The selection
of a site for a new school-house is
expected to he made and the pro-
position of building a new building
will be discuused.
Assessors show that the grand list
of this yeo‘r will be 88,018,847. an ill-
crease. of ”In"! over the figures of
the preceding year. According to pre-
sent indications a lh-mi‘ll'tax will be
necessary.
The Rev. Henry E. Robbins of
West Hnrti‘rod will stay the next few
months at the Christ church rectory
on Burr avenue. assisting the pastor.
the Rev. ‘.lcnry Blackiock. A large
congregation attended the church
Huntley evoulng and a special musical
program was given.
Charles l. Bradstreet who .was ap-
pointcd receiver by.' the superior
court, took charge ot;‘d‘he.lieers .Co.,
incorporated of this town Saturday.
The members or the firm are ital-
eigh 0., Homer 8.. and Edwprd, all of
this town. They carry on a. agenernl
store business in Saugntuck, connec-
ted with-which is a large ice house
which is at present under attache-i
mcnt under complaint of is H. Gault,
who claim recompense for recent ser-
vice” in carting ice. This case is under
the management of the receiver. Our?
of the complainants in the temporary
receivership is the liner, Read and
Tourist: company of Bridgeport who
are said to he creditors to a cousid.
crahle extent. Representatives of the
latter firm were in town yesterday
taking an inventory of the firm's
stock.
at. 'l-llilnofd &‘C0.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh St ark luasonutilc l‘l'lcos
PROMPT SE!“ [OF
Snug-tuck
Conn.
”Connection. .
M‘GANN 0" WASHINGTON TRlP.
New Haven Candidate for u”. 8. Mar-
uhut—Westport Paper Ce.'s Bids.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Jun, 26,——
James E. 51ch of New Haven. can—
didate for United States marshalship
in Connecticut. was in Wnsili gtoll
yesterday attempting iii-thriller his
candidacy. He called personally on
Attorney-General Gregory and Asaiot-
ant midway-General Graham, who
handles Mot the appointments in
the Department of Justice. He can
ferried also ivith Representatives
Reilly and Kennedy. and with several
‘ Democratic louder: in the House. He
is lRellly’s preference tor this ap-
poisi‘slest and in addition is en-
dorsed by former Governor Baldwin
and by Deluomtlo State Chairman
Fitzgerald.
While no selection has yet been
Wuutpurt Flrltt Low Bidder.
The Weatport Paper Company was
low bidder yesterday on several items
included in proposals received by the
Figures compiled by the lionrd of:
“irked: stem. some-g or
made or ‘tlids odes, it is indicated 8
that lotion is handicapped by rea-
son or his manual location, for '
‘New Hirer county has already. un-
der this «summon secured two '
federal 1m and internal revenue ,
colleetm'shlp. and other districts 0t w ,
the state are promoting against giving , -
any more big jolts to- New Haven Dem
.ocrutl. '
‘oeggar may be some imposter. hut touches at times that ought to make: gonads like one that .cmnuy is m
which In, his found in MI '01“ muudicancy. sometimes reach more. from the regular work of the
l You m Clerg- crooks who we once Building lea. These are your pupils. ’
ltefltdsdilttluauidesllkelhoevcydevermeudmu nearly air ~——— ‘
stones mammal; but really are in- ways well dressed who go through' The tomb and last ensue!!! con-
ventigsting conditions with a view to the m a.“ “my“; and tell (cream of the conference year will be
lfatm robberies. hard luck stories. thh are or course be“ by District 8mm“!!! D!“ A-
e W. A ‘W of thu W133“, and me up for the may; 11. Goodeuouxh. {mom evening, at
rank is usually prosperous. for- his Thachiel mt “my man, 1: ill. in the Methodist Episcopal
lspeciaity is a good one, and is suofmespeeisliyshieund representative Church. All eleiui when or the
'cqsiulwithsisrpnumberofupulenim i.chnrcharerogueutredtotic-present
3th“ frequent the mm MI I Organisation Some beggars. with r - v”
'& dapper is a nun, who crunches, gym “can“ claim to be managers lembers of the Kindly Club will
suesnilgly helm on 1% 0’0 ill the of charity organisations of high sound- hold a dinner at the monthly meeting
“ch 0f “00”“, ISIS “If sldirwalh in a district where women. lug coarsening “a; This yew of the club. to he held at the home or
leongregate. lie is pitahle because he requires man of “may remarkable Mrs. Edgar Lynch. of Highland eve
“3 “it“ “Std 0' in m 9is “oblate stand. W 50m? Ink“ ability. Some organisations or this one. this evening.
*- tortune or accident. He “hold" be- fraudulent sort in Brooklyn have _
Following is an extract from the fore these crowds. and if the wanker—15.9“, “'l‘lls Helping mad A580?“ The Reliance Social Club will hold
lecture given at the Rowsyton leth- ittes do not disturb him. makes mon— lion". and "The Ammo“ Salvation a whist party this evening at 8
odiet Episcopal Church. .rriday evangey at it. when: sin e “1.1m." “M '9 the “W“ “W “a L“
ins. January 22nd. by John D. and l Throwouts. The beggars who have.i Collectors These “re very up“; 60" ”If! Rim and 9V!”
fray, mendicancy cinder of the Bmk- the peculiar cont“! ovu- the who one m for “e w”. they u wont body is cordially invited.
lyn Bureau of Charities, and it will (1 their hands that e‘nflfiu them to their game is very convincing. Very
he found very interesting reading. It “‘throwout" that hand. keeptns some frequently they are women. Some of
Godfrey has been mendicallcy door of .tb high! back. To the victim it ‘ the best people have been deceived
in mooklyn tor the past nine years seems as if the hand was hopeluaflY; for months by certain of these fading-
and has had many interesting exper maimed :uals. Sometimes they manage to get
leaces. l "Flt— throwers” The “mini-over". hold of ”m. or the “won." 0!:
"l‘here are probably very few poo- socalled is a grade shove the “sill; hens tide charities and pretend torep'
pie who have not at some time been lap " for the reason that he can I'M“ m Another “y is to in-
accosted by a beggar asking aims. “throw" a variety of "dis" “will his vent the name of s charity that it
Usually they hesitate, thinking the acting very artistically. and putting in not in existence. but whose title
"V ~' " "N"; third-
‘ ROWWAYTON’}
“wvxsf w. ~i— .-.
BEWGISAMARI
‘_,
homily. of New York, were Sunday vis-
lturu at the home ofCaptuiu and Mrs.
Andrew Mills. on Rowaytoa avenue.
Mrs. Samuel lead. of North avenue.
house a short time each day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Petty. of
rate th t h r» l rofeuslonul‘
ii r an o refuses wort y unto him vs liable on the D cuently these people Operate for Ellwood “mt were meant visitors
innate and perhaps to ease their con- stage. The “throwar' keeps an eye months or even years before they are
science, they are likely to respond to on his audience, snd does whatever gully brought to book 't the home M M" and “M A' N'
the appeal, giving as much or as lit- he thinks will catch them hem and: Gypsies. The Ski”! is not as good Hutdliuson. of Westport.
tie as they desire. Ordinary the gift pull the most money out of their poc In some of the others for the reason Rev ill. 8. Jackson. of RowaytOu.
is only a few cents; sometimes more. kets. that the gypsy does not get in the this evening. will have charge of the
There are many varied methods em~ Cruut- throwers. The crust- thrower thick of the crowd where the reel 3““me services in the East sve-
ployed by mendicants, for we must is one of the greatest artists in the bqging profits are. one M E. Church '
recognize the facts that they are begging world. His scheme is drums,i tiailors. Men who pretend to he . ' W.“
thoroughly trained in that line Beg- tic. His "makeup" is that of s. mall in sailors and dress the pan who up Oucur S. Mills. of mm“ avenue
glngllus been reduced to an art; their the last extremeties of misfortune ‘progcn men and say may, they are has returned from ‘ visit at the home
methods making strong appeals to He is rugged. dirty, hollow-eyed. and just off their ships and want money of Mrs John Falter. in 3mm“
the emotions of man, for these sham-hiss hopelessly along the street. to purchase drinks The bluff seldOm.
schemes are based upon studied prin- with a peculiar walk that is very ef- thug to work. I The Rm“ Social Club. of Roway-
clplcs. Begging is illegal. a recent fective. His cleverness lies chiefly in? Soldiers The same game is played too. will hold a whist lint? in their
law having been passed requiring’picking the woman, or possiby the‘oy men in soldier nhlform. rooms tonight All "a invited
magistrates to give convicted beg-l man—it is in most cases the womuni Store to Store. The lbeggars that .
gars not less than six months at hard though-to spring his game upon. A make their speCialty going from store lrp. John Plunder and Mrs ll. L.
labor on BlaCkwell‘s island. This: good crust throwers discflmlnltlflnl to store asking aims. They are a Rowhlud. who ”can!“ week in New
has somewhat depleted the number of and discernment would make him a distinct clug York returned home yesterday
beggars man who could command high pay in! Panhandle“, The lowest type of --*--~
Begging is unnecessary and the hon the world of honest h iness When beggar; the kind of little intelligencep Holnm W. Bailey. of Harrison. N
03¢ unfortunate person found boning he sees the woman he “lens as his' the man sstlstled with almost noth Y., was a visitor with friends in town
on the streets is warned that he is dope coming, he quickly throws into ing lie is the man who has three Sunday.
transgressing the law. He is told? the gutter. with a dexteroul move- cents in his dirty hand and whines for
where he may obtain lodgings and ment that does not identity him uitli two more for “cartel-e."
meals during his quest for work. it the throws dirty crpst of bread. if;
he is hllpd he is sent to a home for he can throw it into the mud so The first game of pool between the
the slghtless if he is a cripple he is .much the better. The next instance Rowayton Hose Company and Bell , M" . _.
Provided with some means 0! support he has leaped for it and ravenously once Fire Company, was played last
home on Rowayton avenue.
This work is accomplished by the knows it, placing himself where the evenins. by William Mills. of Reliance
Mendicanoy Department of the Brook‘ l woman cannot help see him iilu vic Firs Comm”. and Charles Wells. 01
lyn Bureau of Charities. so that it the tim seldom fails to be shocked at nowayton Hose Company. ’i he score
money which sglven indiscriminate the scene and gives. money to the was is follows: .7
ly to prolossl hal bosom on inclines who is broughito such walt- 9-1 ’ i ‘ . '- ‘ '4——1 a. .
streot could so distfiiril‘tdd iron: 0 el Paralytics.‘ this a assists. the 16 a”: m .12.; i-
contrai point there wdald ‘be do 's'uc trick. The‘ court overview- is . . 200-1 .li... OROT .. (
thing ss‘an honest beggar leit'to com-lusty done. Some M .tekeeh aoc '25-4 ‘ " ‘~ ~ "26—-1«.~4- mt; .. ,,r‘"""' M J,
plain. The professionals would be tor to detect the fraud. ;:_*2s ”self—l . «a “AW”;
driven from the street tor all mos-r! "Ono Artu in magnum; varla as is j. '
given them encourages their business tics. and a prom “one; of several “-2 49—1 , Th“ “0"“ "'“b m" m“ “it“? “t: '
The mendicancy officer must work or mass games. 'l‘hdfoesgar pretends ill . 51—31 ,:::: .taxnggafrs‘ no. H" you.“ on I}
with such tools as are available and to have an ihiorud sun. ' E! do “ “lit—43 ; _ . '
endeavor to turn out reatted humsal Oeassnlpuvca . The consumpthfie- 63 63 »- ,
vessels capable at some progress: figures is a module unl- There is 171 ' . . \ “ll-"1 .nijgllgslzlfnfge {$13134 $03335
ahead under their own responsibility Iiitde amenity about much: and 7i i" . ' 8} math lodges of the distal Coder of
Often though the whole work has to: puthy and friendly littered it a man; we ss—l :Moose- 7
he done over and over again. and in; or woman is well use up for the; 85 ' . 90 1 The gariomn s Cgrm‘an
any event to merit success has to be trick. Generally a pnhetic story 0t 88 mo 'Temmmnm um.“ Wm hold a mm-
planned and carried out with the ill-Ail coloring helpless unity is part of; The next game will be played on log ,,,,,,,,..,,,“ mum”... ;, a... “M.
dividual himself. The system of the flow of broken winds tint is pour- next londky night in the Hose Com- ten Library.
registration such as the Brooklyn do out whenoald. is " ‘ps‘ny hall. by Joseph Taylor, at Bell. -
Bureau of Charities has and the reovl Dual and Dunn: ’13.! and; dumb au‘ce Fire company. and William} A cakefisai‘e and Fig" téa iwitha
held att e ome 0 in rat . r
85:18:;thselggdicancy department. heggurl simply pretend to be unable Moore. Jr., of Rowayton Hoie Com- , day afternoon. by .me mm“ if "It
ndlcsncy oillcer with to hear or speak it Null“- ”“19 pen!- , Congregational Church.
full information and description or talent tone suncienuy initiates. ”hut ‘
each and every individual mendl- not as great a date of- skill as in
cant committed as s. vagrant. This some other lines of the iluld. '
enables the ofilcorio‘kesp hold upon} pots am. on. A osmi- that éx- Chisel of the Mathew Bylaws”
i 3°” 0' "*9 village 0’ "’9‘" yearsl The Nomton basketball team is pre-
send over are requested to meet at the; posing for a general more or the
next team it shire. Tor hols halo
made up their minds to win the next
air. and lira. Chill!!! 3. Redefined;
is gradually improvise train her re-i
cent ilhesu, and is able to be about the j
‘ college friend in California. r» r.
. l
Mrs. Clifford P. Cuthill is ill at her
1'
'_y
the situation olbsolutely essential to Church. at 'l: 30 o'clock. this evening.
definite accomplishment. That dunn-
ite accomplishment is elimination of
professional ,mendicancy in Brooklyn
and the end now appears to be with-
in reasonable dlstan‘ce
Further and valuable cooperation
has been rendered the mendlcsnoy of-
ficer .by citizens who have taken the
cited mud: consideration is the rule
1mm. nan-who goes along the streets
with“ sppueatly both‘ arms 0!. it is
on of the~heat fakes W the business:
and mean. who follow this line 898!!!
to he‘ reallyannlesu The arms are in-
genuously bound down to, the sides
under the clothiuot and the deception
for the purpose of forming another pu-
trol of Boy scouts, composed of some
what winger members tlnnr the pres
ent patrol. Oliver Clark. who has
heel! attending the Scoutnlasters"
school. will be present to aid in the
eradication.
. I. .
some.
Hopes are expressed that skating
may be good next Sunday. Shuld (lor-
llam‘s Pond be fit for it. the races.
broken up over a week ago by rain.
\vlll take place then. There were 37
entries for the four events which were
to have taken place. many good shot-
ers among them. and the disappoint-
is excellently done.
Begging Letter Writers. The men!
who send through the malls letters
if; the score, pitifully imploring as-
sistance. Stories of misery and dis-‘-
trees are told in these, at: a drills
child or one already dead who can-
not the buried for Mk of funds; of
dispossession the next day: of starva-
tion. Some or these letters are writ;
teuery cleverly. though many are}
lgnorantly phrased and badly put to Miss Mildred it. Jennings. of Crock-
gather. A large percentage“ of them ett avenue. a junior student in the
go to people of wealth and position, Nor-walk High school, has contributed
believed by these beacon to he vary a poem to a recent issue of the High
sympathetic. :There are profits of or school Minute; The verses were
refill or chosen by the mostly or the school
inentfwas keen when weather -.condi-
Passengers on the New i-laven rail 8 “mm forced. a postponement.
road fore frequently reminded of the
materialize in rates» when odd pen-
nies are received in change. The raise
from live tinted cents for the rebate
all) momma when-fare is paid on the
train as an inducement to purchase
tickets before hand. and to return the
slips when this is impossible: ‘ ’7
trouble to report such cases of men}
dicancy es came beneath their notice
and also appear as complainants in
court. As before staied, the aim of
the present mendicancy oilicer isoto
accomplish a deiinlte purpose and to'
this end the most complete possible
system of, pooperatio‘n is necessary.
This system still lacks a‘numlber‘of
valuable links, noticeably in the lath
are of many citizens to promptly and
systematically report every case or
mendloancy and charity fraud com-i
ing to their attention." ” ‘
Mr Godfrey has compiled the tub
Murine dictionarv of beggars all of least 3! or $3 a day in this
"here is a story out to the effect
that. this is Ed" Fairchlld's second
on... on earth. He lived so they say.
away back in 01‘ times. and was a
cause of some difficulty in keeping
cit o! the Thirty years War ov-
_ some othel such episode. he left for a
while, coming to America, when hp
saw how nice and quiet it was how,
and especially in Darlen. That was
lit—tore .the days when. chickens could
live ill Darlen secure from harm. ‘
ago nos duplicated Holiday night. but
firtvfiwl‘tn‘ngc this Prn- 'Itprla’n Church!
stowa wdy aboard the Ark. Later. he: '
The unfavorable weather or a week"
lucid a. deeply interested audience to
bear and see Dr. Carlos lay-lyn! sier—
Veoptican lecture on “The American
illdian." in word pictures and colored
lailltrii slides, the lecturer passed in
logical review the salient features of
the history of the aboriginer—the
uuik of rho mound builders. the cliff-
duellols. the arrival of the paiefacv.
the character of the Indians at the
start. home life in an Indian caml‘.
.lndian hunters and hunting. Indian
childhood. lnd‘lall games. woman's
work, an lndien mamacre. indian sign
language, indium religious belief and
burial, the scalp dance, the medicine-
man, etc. Dr. Martyn told. in closing.
what is being (i for the 300,000
red men in edur-a n and religion
The lecture had a high educational
value. .
.————-
SPACIOUS JOB FOR MR MATHER.
Good Association Man to Help 8st:-
I rotary Lune Cure for All the Na-
tluuai Parks.
3 The whom appeared in the Chi-
cago Commerce. dated January 15. Mr.
élather is a cousin of Councilman
§Harry W. Mather; and has a summer
' poisoned in Barton:
‘ The association for th" 'resent is
about to‘ lose, by loan to . , - govern-
fluent. the services of a vs‘ Ii man.
although he will retain his x» deuce
and business connection wit ~_-. "itS'.
Secretary of the interior 1 m has
invited ”Stephen T. lather, his old
1
Washington, and, as assistant 0 2., ‘»
secretary of the interior. to tr.
ministrative charge of all the no
* To assume this public service, w‘. ‘i
has nothins to do with the con
quences of politics—indeed Secretay
hone scarcely knew the politics ol ll .5
friend when the idea was first broach-
ed to him—Mr. Mather must give up
his direct activities in the firm of
uThorlsildseu Mather Co. :borax menu
fucturers. he must be seen no more
micept at lnthrvals at the House of
Social Service at the stock yards.
int the United Charities. City club, and
Subscriptions investigating committee
and his work in promotion of various
Community interests on the south side
must for a time be suspended
In thlngtou the map which he
will dolly spread bolero himself is
ilargur than that of Cook county, be-
in: of about all the western half of
gthe United states. He is to have in
his brand bailiwiclt the four and a
\i.
linf
lhalf million acres represented in the
areas of the following national parks:
‘ Keystone. in Wyoming. Montana and
Maha- -
yo incauronrls. ~-"‘
Sequels. in Curlforhiu;
68mm.) mtfi'unl. "in Californlil
illoust ‘mstnelifliu‘ Washington.
"Crater Lake, idl’oregoar’ «~-
‘ Wiri'd Chle, in southwest»
Sullys Hill. in North Mill“.
Plait. in Oklahoma. ~- ~i'
Mesa Verde. in Colorado: ‘. ~
Hot Springs reservation, in Arkan-
sas .
. Glacier, in Mention.
Mr. lather came to Chicago from
Sell l-‘lancisco twenty yours goo. He
an. o: the University of. California in
1886 With Secretary Lane. at whose
invitation he follows in the depart-
ment of the interior Adolph C, Miller,
lately appointed by President Wilson
to the Federal Reserve board Mr.
Mother is forty-seven years old. and
prior to identification with the ‘borax
industry. and after leaving college, he
was for five years connected with the
New York Sun. Heretofore he has
- spent his summer: in awning high
mountains;- He- will. save soiltcially
spend them in endeavour; to ‘make
the noble and precious denotes more
accessible to; the people at large.
One of these great reservations,
park. a in process of creation as such
a property. Congress now considering
the necessary legislation.
will be twenty-foul- hours from Chica-
go.
Denver. '
many worthy Chicago activities. but
. ;his new field of serviCe is excuse for
desertion. ‘_
. ,
A wise MERCHANT
advertises his goods If he cannot do
‘ it in a large ‘wny, he uses the Sentinel
classified "For Sale" columns. . Call
7 up the allies. and an ad. man will call
on you.
namely. the Rocky Mountain National -
popular places of resort. and more .
This» park , ’*
It’s location is fifty miles from .
Mr. Mather will be missed from his ‘
Norwalk Chronicler