Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 13, 1915 · page 11

PAGE TWELVE ‘

TEESOUTH .NORWALK EVENING SENTINEIS

 

 

 

Start Righ

How pleasant at morn
When in scanty attire we rise
from our couch just to look
at the fire, to find it beginning
to prick through the coals all
ready for business—for the
Coffee and rolls; to find it’s
not out and the stove full of
ashes to cause us to speak
with our words fill
dashes.

this we begin the day right-

of

1y, we are filled with con- i
tent and

lightly.

take our tasks

THE

FERRIS COALE
COMPANY.

 

 

Clearance Sale

All our Men's $1000 Suits and

()v crcoats at ........ 8 00
All $7. 00 \lcn s Suits and (swer—

coats ................ $5.0 00

All our lloys' Suits and Over
coats ........... ... 33% oil'

GOTTLIEB’S

$7 and $10 Suits.
11 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.

Valentines

Valentine Postcards

6 for Sets.

and up,

RIGGERMAN

ROS, 64 North Mam
PHONE 914

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The NORWALKi
PAWNSHOP '

Money Loaned

Oil

Articles of Value

Joseph koseniield, Prop.
so wares eraser. .

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO

The M.SonnenberglPiano Co
10.4 \\'11sllingtou St.
Established 1888

SIX NDREANS ARE
GRANTED ANNESli'

SEUL. Korea, Feb. l3..':——'\muesty
was today granted by Japanese au-
thority to Baron Yun Chi-Ho. a former
(‘abinet Minister; Van Ki-Tait, former-1
ly connected with “the Korean Daily
\‘ews,’ An ’i‘aiKoag, in) (‘hi-(‘hong
Yi SunclHun and 1111 111111111 Pm, who
ill July at 1903 were sentenced to six
years' imprisonment after having been
found guilty of an attempt to assasst
bale .lenerai Terauchi, Japanese Gov
order-General of Korea.

'to substantiate that assortion.

 

 

 

The trial and conviction oflhesc Ko-
reans, two years ago, attracted much
3310“ 31-11 for the. reason of the allega-,
tion tllat certain Koreans had been
subjected to torture in building tip the
case against the accused. The sea.
tence. of six years imposed by the ’i‘ai
ku court were confirmed ill October.,
1913, by the Supreme court of Korea.

David iiarrisA ct" the town farm,
Aand Mrs. H. B. 'i‘llayer. oi Slivermine,
yesterday were discharged from the
Norwalk Hospital.

Miss Charlotte (lorhanl,
street, is spending a few
friends in New York city.

of West,
days with

 

 

With such cool as 1

(liil not

' from him

,that

‘ did

,o'clock, and from St.

Business is Sensitive

It only goes where it is invited.

And stay where it is well treated.

Please send us your orders for flooring oi hard wood.
Warm in winter and sweet and clean in summer.

You Know Our Middle Name is
Satisfied Customers.

 

SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 191;

 

 

 

 

DUNDEE DAY Will
RELIEVE NANl

Flags VII show More Articles May
Be left—Distributing Stations
Announced

‘.————

 

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The distributing centers 011 Bundle

 

HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY

Day. Monday, February 15, will be the
Historical House, 8 West avenue, and
the store at 37 South Main street. The
following gentlemen and ladies have
given their autos for collecting from
the flag stations: Messrs. Riordan, Bar-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aker and 1111111111. ChurCh 11. Miller;

 

Sliced ham
Lean pot roast “no bone”
3.000 Ills. small pork loin
Chopped beet

 

SPECIALS for SATURDAY

Armours Skin hack hams

 

Beers Meat & Provision Co.

Hartlord' Garage, Dr. Jean Dumortier,
Miss Jennings, Mrs. Benton, John
Crawford and (‘arroii Wills, in Cran-
bury.

MiSs Ferry, Mrs, James Hall and
Mrs. Irving Hall are in charge in the
First District; Mrs. Waiter Munro,
Miss llurd and Miss Jennings in the
Second District. Mrs. Wills and Miss
Emma Partrit'k in Cranbury.

All those applying for clothing must 1
present signed tickets, which can be

151:
20c
14c
lie-16c
14c

 

 

secured front their churches, any
member of the relief committee, or,

i
any town oiiit'iui.Tl1ese tickets have,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APRAil EEAVES EAMIEY
_|N NDiiWAlN PENIEESS

tt‘ontinncd from first page)

taken the 8 o'clock
lie said he was going to talk
with Mr. Ayres in all endeavor to get
illlt‘ii his former position.

Mrs. l'l'att waited that
her husband to return.
isctl to be home at 7
latest Eight o'clock and he
appear and it was early ill
the lllol'nlnp before she gave 11p hope
not ilt'iil‘ti a word
not heard 11 word
knows “here he
is and lo the family it is now evident
he will never return.

A telephone message ltllc next day
to New iiavcn brought the informa-
tion from the chief clerk to Mr. Ayrcs
that i’l'att had not called there.

Mrs, l‘ratt is now at the home of

brother, 1‘. l".. i‘ook, 01‘ 1'13 (‘ross
Norwallt, where she will stay
llel' former home has

supposed to have
train.

night for
lie had pl'tml»
o'clock (it the.
came

the present she has
the present sch has
No one

llor
sl l‘t'l'l ,
1cm porarily.

, been closed 11p and the i'llnishings left
iilnt ,
she. will go to ilousekecpinlz with iler'

have been stored. She stated
father, Morris W. Cook. a gatenlan
at the Katherine street railroad cross
ing. inst. 1116 soon as things can he at-
ranged SheA admitted that she was
penniless and would. have to do
something to support herself and
cllild

inquiry as to whether Pratt went

laway prepared to stay brought out. AingAY and pat

the fact that he had $11 in cash and
only the clothes he wore. Tile test
of his personal belongings he left at
home.
she had been told what her husband
with the money be
from the company she saidt
that he admitted he had used it to
speculate in stocks. There is nothing
how-
e1 er In regard to the amount that
Pratt was charged with taking Mrs
Pratt said that she knew that her.

A husband borrow ed $200 from his broth-

er in law when he first left town and
showed up in Seai‘ord, Del. This was
turned over to the company.

 

‘

‘., DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

 

Mario DeMarte.

Death came suddenly last evening to‘

Mario DeMarte, a well-known
maker on Woodward avenue
‘town, and a prominent figure ill
walk Italian Circles.

Mr. lleMarte. in apparent
health, had worked at his cobbler's
bench all day yesterday up until S ’10
o'clock last evening. Shortly after 10
o'clock he was troubled
pain near the heart

shoe-

A hurry call was

sent tor iloc tor R. M. Wolfe, but before;

medical aid could be rendered the
stl‘1c‘r1en man was (lead, dying from
heart disease about 10: 30 o'clock
.\lr\lle;\iarte was fifty-four years old.
He is survived by a wife and three
daughters. Mrs. Mary Bajardi, Mrs.
Annie DeMarte, ot‘ Buffalo, N, V.. and

Mrs. Mary DeLeo, of 'South Norwaik A

bt sides a number of grandchildren and
other relatives ill \'or1v alk. Mr De-

Marte. was a member of the “alien-

independent Order 01 Foresters.

Funeral services will be held from
the late home, Monday morning. at. ii
Joseph's Church
at 9 o'clock. Burial will follow in St.
Mary's cemetery,

Miss lda E. i-iutchlmon.

Tile funeral of 1111113 11111 Estelle nut-f
1chinson was held from her late resi-’
idence. 1500 West 178th street,

When Mrs. Pratt was asked if;

took.

down
Nor- A

good.

by a slight:

New '

been prepared by James Hall. 13
, Morgan aienue,
York Thursday evening. interment wherever needed. The Endeavor Cir'i
was made on Friday morning, inMount',.1e of King's Daughters, will receiveA
licnsico New York, cemctery.Miss'1and sort ”1,. clothing in South Nor'i
ate l'olhelnns, or South Norwalk an walk, and the \\'hatsoever Circle wiii’
‘tilllll oi Miss Hutchinson, attended 1113A have charge of ”,9 distribution.

Hi r111 es Deceased was the. only dough ‘ \lrs (.corge F 100“, and Mrs w“

or 01 itilllt's ii and lsabeile iiutchill ' iianl it. Thompson ,m the leaders of
son. and for many vears resided in ”195,, cm 1%

51111111 .\.'ol'11alk. She was a graduate Flag Stations fOr Bundle Day.
at the High school, and inter conduct» for the Flag.
ed the millincry business at so Wash-i Ai'iiillti are now
inrion street, or" which Miss i’Oiilt‘lllUSA‘ collection 01- bundles on Monda}. Feb-
is 111111 the head, Miss liulcllillson bad if). All American nag will fly

 

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Look

ruar,\‘
llllii‘r}
i't'ill‘t‘l to learn of her death. 1,1,11,11,15 “my be 1,7.1'1 on 11,“. piazza,
' 'l‘hosc contributill; clothing
Miss Anna Agnes Keating. help anally in the distribution,
“in \111111.'-’\gnts Renting, daughter mm, will ”L shoes “mum” in pairi:
oi .111 and \lrs.l-‘1i1111rd heating. oi “m! “1,9“. l,,,,,,p,;,. mark 111141115111
J"; t‘ttllll stroll, died at her home, lastA mum and gulnnnis

 

will

lll,L‘ill,l a 7 o'clock, after an illness of Flag Staticns. First District.
several Alnonths oi" heart trouble. ‘Miss 1,1 .\;I|cad. it.“ Fast Ave.
Krating was a bookkee per and cm » 1),. l.111ld\\'ln M “all St
plowc at the ollicc oi the} & .i.('.11~'l1 llr 31,311,101. r. 3: \\ 0,, .-'\\e,

t‘ompany. 11p to the time she was 111-
ken sick. liesidt' her parents she isj
Hill‘\i\ttl by one sister, (:rnce Heating.

.l.
Mrs. Geo, Selim l1,

‘1 Sphin,
lS Mel 11111 St. ;

’l‘he tullelal Mil be ili'id from her Miss Annie i-T, llyrnt's. 33 Chapel St. “all A

home, Monday morning: at ». h: ‘10 1‘1”, Geo, Raymond. ‘7 Berkeley St __.>_ __~‘_ 1 1!

251131.121:"::::'...'..'.~..'1:":.";:11:11:11 2.1:"; '1'."";:'::.:: w; “W C 031% When one can be
.. , 1 . - , , Awaits t‘it)‘ l"i1‘~ :illi lll'lllll (‘ll'1.', l ‘ld 1 '

UAAANAAAA -.-._.__ 1 :rhfi.AAE“:l\mi:AlAAATA:: 51A,.rA,‘AnkAAlA;A,:AA:\iAA last levening Ain i‘iOtldlll'iAAS AllAalLIAAoni purChaSEd at that prlcee - ' "
‘ A mar Van Buy-en. ‘ , ,‘ W ‘\\'tls 11111111111 street. was :1 wry p 'ns-v
A F’iA‘iifafillAitf'rZEagrrvizes of the latoA (“1:11; tut-A‘AEAZ' i'AniAAOAriA‘i’aAi'isz nnl nIYair marked with unusual $11.2. A .._J

'Frank A Van Bureu were held at the}

, . W. A, Prior, 3 Union Place.
'.llome on West avenue, of Robert \an-

M. \‘oorhccs, S Riverside Ave.

‘.illlrcu father of the deceased, and. Mrs. ’i~‘. W, \\’oodward, 23 licidcn
were largely attended. Rev. J. ile11-‘t -e\.v
Am“ Werner. of Grace AApASCOpAAAA Mrs, Reed liavilllnd. «12 Prospect
Church, otllciaied and he spoke ietl ‘ Ave

d a touching tribute to
'the memory of the deceased. The flor-
ai offerings were magnificent and bean-
titul.lntcr1uent was in liitersidel Mrs, M111. 1’. llcers, Elmer-cat.
“‘memy' Mrs. 19. G Murphy. 113 Main St.

1 ”—‘d M“. L. (‘. Green, 259 Main St.

H, E Bailwitz, 1‘. Prospect Ave.
l). l". boomey, 42 Stevens St.
W111. Raymond. Woodbury Ave.

 

““""-" “‘"m‘m , Mrs. lrring Hall. i06 Main St.
Henry llalnulh a life. 10111; resident Mrs. lves, 19 West Main St.
'oi' ilunlluly. and {or years a well

Mrs. Bertha Betta. 10 Catherine St.
(‘, M. Webb, 89 Ward St.

Mrs. Warren Smith. it; Center Ave.
Mrs. G, Raymond. (‘1 Harriet St.
Miss Daniels. lti (‘hestnut St.

B. ’l‘. Nattei‘ord, 25 Wilton Ave.
Mr, Cronin, 8 North Ave.

Mrs. Wllitloch, 3 Union Ave.

Mrs, E. ii. Sherwood. 20 Camp St.
Mrs. David Pollard. 5 Camp St.

knoun fainter ill linyestovvn district,
died yesterday morning at the Dan-
Abury hospital, where he had been a.
ipaticnt about three months. Deatlli
:was due to ailments resulting from!

lulti age.
M1 Barnum 1v: rs born in Dunbur)

land had 1.'1l'\11vs bccn cnltaged in
farming in districts ndjl'lt‘ent to that
je'ity lie is sur\i\ed bv two sons. Tra—
ccy oi linnbnn and 1.11111 llarnum,‘
of Bridgeport, and one daughter. \{ra.,‘
Stanley tnvlor, of .\'ol'wall1. lie also
lemcs ttvo brothers. David, of Bridgi-
port, and George, of horthflcld.
The remains will arr'i1c in Norwalk
in charge 01 1' nder-

 

William Lander. 3? France St.
Henry Williams, 24 Cannou St.

Mrs. Esther A. St. John, Ciii‘i' St.

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fat noon Monday _ Mrs. E. H, Morehouse,
taker David W. ilaylllmld.'fol' lilter- - . .
~ .- . Terrace
lllcnt 111 11 ltlvclsldc \nult. ‘
1 ._.___ Mrs. ..(‘r liull, l5 hast Ave,
Funeral of 311$. Bogart. Mrs. F- 5:8“. H \V‘S'SADON Ave,
t The funeral services of Mrs. l-men Mrs. L. G. Betta, 83 East Ave

 

Alitlllist‘, wife. of Gilbert l". liognl't,
will be held tomorrow afternoon til
2:30 o'clock iron; the lzltc hole. on ll
ASUllSidt‘ l‘i111'e. itcv. l". A. (‘.1lolnnn.
rector of the Trinity Episcopal church

Mrs, F. J. Camp, 116 East Ave.
Flag Station, Second District.
\iiss Florence ilcnedict, 49 West.
‘ A1 a.

E. .1, Sims, 42 High St. 1
.ed dancingr
,freshmenl booth

-“
who will send them Main St.

completed for the.

lAl'itllilS ill the city. and all will m from U; UM], house where such-

.11.. 11.1.1. 111111.111...“ 1.51 West 111-. Newly Formed Organization Enter-i
‘.:.r (in hard St A

ifrom Stamford:
‘ (Atll‘lwIS.

1wcre all in iull reenlin and their pre-

Alll.1l'cllell lo the depot.

i\ splendid parade amnnd the prin-

,mnde such an excellent showing.
‘evcninu being their first time on the

3 leadership

l

1\\nlte1 Hendrick, (‘lin‘ Amundsen and
Newtown in charge of the cloak room l~‘d\v1lrd

Amnnauemcnt of the entire member-

 

 

TRIS,TRANE 8. HYATT

 

 

Don’t MiSs This

TO BUY

Any of Our LadiAes’ Tailored Suits

Just HALF-PRICE

Chance

 
 

 

Plenty oi Winter weather yet

llllllts' vllll COAl‘S, 111111111111 REDUCED

 

 

Bargains in Children’s Winter Coats

All oi the iamous Volcanic Enameled Ware
33-1-3 per cent. oii

 

Mrs. is K Banks,‘ 72 Woodward Ave A;
Mrs. W. 0. Smith, no Meadow St.
Pierce Hayes, )0 linrritt A11.

Flag Stations, Cranbury.

This District extends west of New-A
town Terrace, North of (‘lifl’ street and i
all outlining districts to the Four
(‘orners of i’oplal' Plains to corner of ,
Wilton Road and Chestnut liiii ave,
nue.

Frank Blake.

.\. ll. Gregory.

.lollll l’artrick.

Miss Ada lietts.

-('11r1ni lietts.

EIEE AND DRUM
DDRPS DIVE DANCE

 

A That are worth
No one should

tains Visiting Corps at Roodner' s

H. Krieger 1. Co.

AT

$3.98 AND $5.00

We are now selling women’s

Coats and Suits

 

 
 

 

 

as high as $20
be withhut a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I't'sh‘. Tile colnluodious hall was taxed 1

 

to its capacity by 11 large number- ot ‘
lmal and out- ot- town people l'ledlcr's
Alnll ol'chtslrn furnished c\c--llent mu .
11p to :1 late hour for lb. dune."

Small Pig Pork Loin
Small Fresh iiams

“AC

11g

The local corps had for their"
guests the members of the Ol'icntai'
Drum Corps of Str'zlmfold the Sea-A
sides, of Stamford; the Sound Reach
the llownyton Drum .'

Small Fresh Shoulders

15-161: ill.
16c lb.
14c lb.

 

of Rownytrl. and the “I"irsti

1‘ ity s," of lil'illt. '.cport The musicians

Fresh or ("orucd Side Pork .
Fresh or (Aorncti llcads . ..
Fresh l’igs' l"cct

‘1 11cc lint ll bccmning touch of col-
or to the lillighii'lll affair '
The Nt'il'wnlk boys about S o'clock.
where they
met the \isitilllr col 11s ill fitting style

ilonlcllllatlc. \allsa-Tc

cipnl stlccts oi the citl.\\1th the five

Lean Pot Roast. no bollc

.dt'lnn corps participating attracted ‘- ll' _ q
:considcrnble attention. Credit is due, ‘ mulling . il'flk n“ . ........
to the Rmvayton Drum Corps who .'\li kllltis of Stilt i‘lsil.

lest (licomargarinc .............

Saur Kraut .................

“march.“ The. corps was under the

l'Al'csll or (Aorucd l‘igs‘ Knuckles

ticntlinc Splillg Legs of Lamb

........................ 15c
..... 8c.

................ 18c, 20c, "31.
. .................... 10c qt.

 

of Mr. Rowland for the'
slim dlummers and Mr. Wheeler for
the filers.

The many people attending enjoy-
until midnight. The le-
was in charge of
Fred .-\mlmdson. and

Telephone 583-2

 

Prank Merritt,

Charnok’s Market

Free Delivery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pa's Explanation. A i

'Pa, what. do people lllcan \vhell‘
. tho-,1 talk of laying: up something 1111 11'
111n_1 1l11,\ ”1'

".1 rainy day means hard times. 111,12
still."

“Why so. 1111'?"
l “Because, i suppose, on a rainy day
lthere is no dust; ill sight!”-»Spolnlnc‘
i Spokesman-ilcvicw. ‘
1

AJllleson sold tickets and ls‘dwnl'd .-\1ll
llndson took them at the door.
The nt‘l‘nir was undcl the

direct

ship of the corps which included:
linlbel't (‘. Amundson. chairman: 0i—
at‘ Amundson floor manager Sit‘Dh“
r11 (ll'l'is. lender. and l1 dwnrd .\lrlllnd— ,
5.1m “alter i llmnlc. LeRoy Laiham,
At ‘lll‘t Amundsen. How am Merritt. \Ynl—

.wili oilicinte, and interment will fill- Franklin School, Franklin St. Atel' Hendrick. li‘r'ed Amuudson. Jnlln

“"" A" "“‘WAM “"""“““-“- Lane’s Bakery. West \\ ashingion Vm 11.111111 (oles.\\'1llicr anwn _,__¢__
___' i ‘ \\ lll1.lm Tucker and i-:"d\\.'11d .llllcson , , ,

‘ Funeral of Mrs. lloyl. bt' British Coronation.

The funeral of Mrs. Laura M. lloyt.

Mrs. Bessie M. Taylor, 150 Nol'tili

1101 111111 iDR

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (‘hestcl' Main St.

,l.c.\lar .111“ 7 Day street. was held this 'Mrs. Wm, Casey. Spring St,
afternoon :11 3 o‘clock from the late Mrs R. J_ Child”, 47 Spring St,
home. The. services were conducted Fl ' n y , 1 l , .- _ ti‘
1.,- Rev. 11. .11. Shields and lle\'. (l111'- ‘m "”0“" 5‘0"" Em ("0‘9 ““
Jtitld J. Scbl'ct- interment followed ill 1 “.351 Sis-

liivcrsidc cclllclcl'y. i Mrs. W111. Schilli, 19 Lowe Si.

 

 

-—NOTICE. Miss Edwina Cousins, Sli Taylor
A special meeting has been called Ave.
for this evening at s oclock, of theA. MrS. John H. Light. 43 Elnmoodim“ "'
members of Court Laurel, No 0. 106, Am-

Mrs. l". H. Rowan, 2t lcllnwood AVc.
Mrs. W, W. Lester. ‘in Bayview Ave.

Daughters of (‘.ilstiie. in the Knight's
of Columbus rooms, on North Main
street, for the purpose of taking no: Manuel T- iiatch,19 Fairlieid A‘Ae-
tion on the death of Miss Anna Kent-.JOAH1 W Mason's Grocery Store, 70
lug. All members are urged to be (edar St A

present. Glov er' 11 Shoe Store, 122 East Wash.
. (Signed) .11 11, 11v.\.\', inston St. A " 1'
‘ Mrs. .l. M. Coburn. 1.13 South Main St.
S, .l, Watkins, 97 Smith Main St.
Mrs Wm. Moore, 4 Chestnut St.

lrand Regent.

The. Lucia (‘ircle will meet Mon-
day alternoou at the home at Mrs.
M. B. Cleev'l'ly, oi‘ Rowayton.

1

Mrs. H. A. Mathewson, 1’12 West St.‘

Mrs. Henry Hnutman, 121 Southlwalk’s leading home paper.

_~___.______...—

No otbel coronation lite. ill llnlopl
reaches back to so early 11 period as
that of Great Britain. l' tom the A11
gin—Saxon ordel of the coronation of
Egbert was derived the ancient form
of the coronations of the kings of,
ii ra nce —-London E wrong.

1

NilliND DDNPANIDN

A . lid -

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Difference of Opinion.

Hum-1m, ivob. tor—.Wright .1” illlieS m,” to gm” :1 quarrel“

111ulltlsor1, 111,11 Cambridge boy, four—

t 11s (id. was llllesttd 1111111 mm M ' (A AA‘AAA'
A‘ ' A AA' A A‘-'! u “Mu . , . v. 1
d with 11-11 mg mum”, ”m am“, Oh, no, it. dot so i. replied M1. (..1i1b..

‘ "A 1111111 and his wife are one."-—Piliiu— A
dolphin Ledger. 1

ch .lr‘g'c
'wound‘which caused the death of tit-

llcn 11.11 old John S. Goodwin lasi

night. The police filly the lad i __._._._______ .-
‘mlll'lllson boy admitted that he had A, Two Ideal.

‘ l'ounlll with yonnz: Goodwin While 1 The optimist rejoiced in the glorious:
”‘0‘ “0'“ ‘Vi-‘H‘A‘l‘l-i 0" 'A'“k “"“M' ‘1 change in temperature. The pessimist ,

,nnd had hit hlln with his lmciletknit'o.
The light.
at 11-1-cllcars11l of 11 iillll'til choir of
which ille boys, were members. No
declared he acted ill self-defense.

“.'\int it 11 little too s1nldcn'."'——A

‘A fluid. ,
i

h“ said. WANNA“ 11 (“Anna i (.‘lev clillld Plain Denier.

Such as thy thoughts and ordinaly
cogttnnons are. such will thy mind bel
l—Nor- i in time.—-Mnrcus Aurelius.

 

Try an ad. in The Sentine

 

clcv er lllinstl'el silow,

-’il1ls been visiting in Lakewood,

MINSTREL SHOW A SUCCESS.
The second performance tile‘~

under t‘.',1_' any?
Athletic .Aésociar'A

5

n1.

pleas of the iioys‘

Ition of the Norwalk lligbl School, was-
gpresented last evening ill as success-l .-

flll and intersting a.
the night previous.

on.
The (‘ll't'LlS tea-

illillliltfl'

iix‘

‘ture and tile side-splitting playlvt. The

lrisll Linen Peddlcl',‘ took will with.

Atile crowded house. The often was'
in Clltllge ot‘ \\iliiam 1‘ i’el'l';.. Miss '
110101111 Smith, ii. 11. 111.111.» .1.11 \V'.‘
ll. A,pplcton ‘
*“' '“”‘ "“ l
A WISE MERCHANT V'
advertises ills goods. .'li ..= «'.11 ot do‘
it in a large way, he li 1~til-S-..1inel
classified “For Sale" c- 1.115. Call

up the oillce, and an an 111111 will call
on you.

ilal'ry Mayor, sllpcrilltclltlim'

UiA ”A.
lacobs & Sons“ shoe factory, who

\'. .l.,
1'1 turn (0,

.51

There's no job in this city that cans
not. be filled by a. really" capabld
worker—mild all capable Workers lem-
porarily out of work “'.:ill'll 'l'l'c Sen-1
tinel “help wanted' ads closely. (“A

for several days past, will

this city Monday.