What Say to.
It gives our life a row
1 Value to Property
at small expense can be made more permanent and lasting
if just a little care is exercised in the selection of lumber.
Our long experience in handling lumber enables its to
give you reliable advice for any kind of work you contem-
plate, and you place yourself under no obligation whatever
by asking for it; and our stock assures prompt service.
Please Call and Talk It Over:
hue to hear folks say, as
many do, “Our coal this year
is very good and burns ex-
actly as it should.” To listel
to some tales of woe is part
and parcel of our trade and
we are always glad to show
that of our goods we’re not
afraid; but don’t forget a
word of cheer when coal
burns better than it: ought—s
' ’few bouquets—Wis “gala
hear “This is the best I evil-
bought."
ND FUNERALS.l
L
We . tlllll‘liii utilise
. l»... Mrs. Charlottefiarriun. “* "l V
i The ”destror Mrs. Charlotte Harri-1 1'0
son. of 419 Main street. nanbury. oc-t [“0 m
curred at the Danbury Hospital early ,
’Saturday afternoon. Mrs, Harrison?
THE ~htttl been ill about one week. Pneu-' WASHINGTON, March 1:430...
. Imonia was the cause of death. .‘gress today entered upon the closing
. ers. Harrison, who was the widow 1 week of the session in a rush to wind
FERRIS COALlof Theodore F. Harrison, had been a. up all business before it when final
1 . ! resident of Danbury more than thirty adjournment is taken on Thursday. A
COMPANY 'years, going there from Norwalk. Her. large amount of work confronts the
. 1busband was the Dan-bury agent ol:Senate, but in the House business is
’ I ‘ th 'Danbury &_ Norwalk and Housa- ' pretty well cleaned up.
> 'tonic railroads for several years. She} Both houses began today considerat-
1was a lovable woman and was held in‘tion of conference reports on the big
laffection by a large circle of friend... . appropriation bills. Awaiting the no
Clearance 8316 The surviving relatives are threefiion of the Senate also were the In-
children, Mrs. Wilbur Richprdson and ‘ dish and River and Harbor Appropria-
All our Men’s $10.00 Suits and Eugene 0. Harrison. of Danburv. and tion Bills, and President Wilson's
~ ‘I-‘rank Harrison, 0f Waterbury; twol nominee for the Federal Trade Como
lSlSiBl'S. Mrs, H- 3- \l'lsham. 0i Dan"mission. Tile House devoted itself to
_ Overcoats at . ....‘ . . . .
All $7.00 Men's Suits and ver- ..
coats ...... _ . ____ ‘ lbury. formerly 0f Norwalk. and Mrs. l consideration of the conference agree-
'A1] our Boys’ Suits and ver— lMury Mead. of ‘Mlll Plain. and two ment on the Ship Purchase Bill with a
Coats ‘ . . I . n . . . ' u ' ' . > 33% Ofil brothers. John (,ol‘bin, Ol JOllllBVllle, ' view of sending it [0 the Senate be.
lN- Y., and It)
- seph's and
j churches of Norwalk have
j op_John J. Ntlan.
of mm XV._
w
The pastors of St. Mary's St.
St. Ladlslaus‘
J 0-
Catholic
received
the following official letter from Bish-
concerning the
naming or Sunday. March 21st. as
Peace Day. by the Pope. to be observ-
, ed throughout America by Catholics:
Episcopal Residence.
Hartford. Conn.
February 24 1915.
Dear Fathom——
The enclosed decree of Our Holy
Father, Benedict XV. contains dlreo-'
tions for a solemn and public inter-
cession in order to obtain the bless-
lngs‘of peace for the whole world. He
exhorts us to works of mortiflcation
and piety and has named Passion
Sunday. March 21. us a day for all
Catholic to approach the Sacraments
and visit the parish church during the
solemn exposition of the Blessed Sac-
rament. In order that the wishes of
the Sovereign Pontiff may be carried
able to suggest that in each parish
church of this diocese a triduum
shall be held from the Feast of St.
Joseph. March 19, till the close of
Passion Sunday, which happens to be
the pntronal feast of Pope Benedict
XV. The exercises of the
should include confession Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament at which the
Pope's Prayer for Peace sllllll be re-
cltcd Friday and Sniurds’y evenings.
and solemn exposition of“ the Blessed
Sacrament from the end of the lust
muss on Sunday till the evening. when
.thc t-xcrciscs shall conclude with the
itOsnry, Prayer and Peace. I.ltany‘"of
Ellel'l 00’1““. 0i l’ii‘te‘“ j tore the close of the day's session.
The McCumber Rural Credits Ilill,
hitched onto the Agricultural Bill as
0‘3"" 0‘ Mil Enh" 4' Hendrick. 'an amendment. is causing the leaders
‘ 'l'iilrs. Esther .l., widow of the lmfldifiiculty and may operate to prevent
ill” ”‘m ”- Hendrick, died 8‘ “Nil-action on other general legislation in-
]home. 166 last avenue. yesterduyvcmdmg the Philippine
‘mornitig. after a lingering illnessfl‘flnd Ship Purchase iillls which
1 . ,. , ,
aged eight) lour years. the 50m“ dent Wilson still hopes to see passed.
NEW STYLE STERLING .wm. H .1 F ,
la") .. lllld 1‘1"le a. hllr‘lV‘. Efforts were bi‘llls Inade in “18
PLAYER- PIANO . . . . .
-’I‘he funeral utilises will be held from j Ilousc Agricultural Committee todny
TheM.SonnenberglPiunoCo jthe home 0“ Tuesday afternoon _“l .31to substitute for the. McCumber Am-
;Oflnojki' and Rev. “no“ 1" N'lmmg'leudnlent. the Farm Loud Credits Bill,
1;" '“i” offitiutc. ‘lnternicnt “H" (01" which is favored by the administra.
i 0“ n Norualk cemetery. lion. It was believed that if this were
l ——
T 'ztccom llshod it would meet the u ro-
Funeral of Mrs. Szucs. p . - pp
. , val of the benate.
I The tunerul of Mrs. Albert Szut‘s.. , .
. President Villson was kccpmg in
10‘ (,llff street, was held yesterdny‘ ' .
. . , , _ . .close touch today with Longress ill
,aiternoon at .2 oclock trom bi, lsadisu ‘
1. . .. . :the final effort to clean up all pending
vlaus Hungarian tatholic (.hurch, on b 'i bet th _ i fall m b th
101m street. .Rev. J. .v. (lznbo. thetluh "a“ T?” de "Eff “ p d? .
llmslor. officiated. muses on turs ay o (is y u up
’ Mrs. Szucs died as the result or1the life of the Sixty-third Congress.
,bioodpoisoning. Last week she
iscratched an irritation on her.gumsl
lwlth a tooth brush. She was remov-.
$7 and $10 Suits.
u N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
m
104 \\'asllington St.
Established 1388
Hayes
NEW CITY.
MARKET
. , Hayesf: Block
69 North Main Street
M
FEAST 0F PURIM.
| The tenet of Purim yesterday was
ed ‘0 the Bridgeport Hospital where 1 celebrated by the Jews of Norwalk in
she died. - common with all members of that
An.irnmense thong of local peopleafl’mh (in :10“ 3:10;“ et‘lfnlu'orl; {3'33}:
attended the funeral. interment wasl were 1. d as ng
synagogue. on South Main
lsrael
in St. Ma '3 Comet . .
ry cry t procession! street. Rev. S. Kessler. rabbi. was in
consisting of members of St. Joseph
* lchnrge and he read the familiar and
Sick Benefit Societ led the . .z '
y funeral interesting history of Purim. In the
l Hebrew tongue Purim means literally
“lots."
Funeral of Mr. Hill.
The funeral of Ebenezer Hill is be-
ing held from the‘ First
Episcopal church of South gamut; minister of Persia. llainan cast lots
as the Sentinel goes to press. Rev.l‘° determine on what date the Jews
William 11- Thomas is‘the officiatingl in the Persian Empire should be put
clergyman. and he in being assisted l ‘0 death. But Queen Esther, herself
by Rev, William H. Wakeham, the!“ Jewess. interceded with her hus-
pastor, and Rev_ George D. Egbert. or: band. the Persian King, and. instead
Flushing. 1.. I. The floral tributes . of the Jews being killed. Haman him-
are nlany and beautiful‘ The honor-ism was put to death. The day be-
My pallbearers are Henry P. Price, fore Purim was observed locally as a
William F. Bishop and JollnvP. Tread-l feast day-
well, 01' lhlfl Cili‘. B. A. Hough. and 0.1 w
H. Merritt, of mm...” and G. 1.1““ sue MORGAN FOR MARTHA
Rockwell, of Meriden. Complete at» WASHINGTON W'Ll- ~
tails will appear in The Sentinel to-l WASHINGTON, March 1.,——-Attor-
nlorroW. lneyGeneral Pollard of Virginia to-
_-__ iday asked the Supreme Court of the
Fitting Tribute to C. O. Jelllff. 1United States for leave to file a suit
REMEMBER—50c,]5c,31.m. A fitting tribute to the memory or in behalf of the state against J.' P.
The foundation, the very basis 0:1 the late Charles 0. Jelliff was the fun-l Morgan to WOW?!” Maltha Washing-
good time in a watch, Hes first in the? ernl tendered him by his many friends tOll'S Will.
malngpung. W‘ithput uniform. evenlof both Southport and other. yester-§ Tile will, it is alleged. was taken
pulling power, fine timing reguus arel day afternoon. “The room in which the1 from the Fairfax County, Vancourl-
impossible. 1casket lay was simply filled with {1011.1 house during the Civil 'War, and
‘ .—....n—— 1 a] offerings of every description, hota.l eventually folmd “8 way {0 the late
Chas. Brand
of. .
Clllllitili Pillows
”stitched letters and Fine Quality"
$1.00—
RIGGERMAN
ROS.- 64 North Maui
PHONE 9t4
Brand’s Mainsprings
C
lble among which was a large standing’ J- ‘Pierpont Morgan's. collection 01’
iwreath from his employees at the historical documents. The State of
wire works, of which he-was' the prin.E Virginia contends that J. P. Morgan.
WAT HMAKER . 1
RELIABLE JEfVELER & ' lapel-owner. The services were con-f who inherited the will from his fath-
ducted at 2 ”o'clock in the late home' or, has no title to it. and that he has
. OPTICIAN, ' > ~
land the Rev. W. H. Holman, pastor or refused to return it. i
133 Washington St" Sbuth Norwalklthe Congregational Church, was as; ._._____. 3.
Green .Stampe Given On All Repair lsisted by Rev. J. J. Garland.'pa.stor of' WANT SEPARATE TRIALS.
Work. 1the Methodist Church, and the Rev.‘ 1'03 ANGELES. Cal, March L—Da-
' ‘ U. n. Adams, of New Britain. The'vld 'Caplan'and M. A. Schmidt} wno
iEpiscoprtl Church choir rendered at 113% been held to 'ttnswer murder
5'the- services the following hymns: charged in canheqtlop With the do
“Lead. Kindly fight," “Abide _Wlm struction of the Times building here,
__ NEW YORK, March 1 (Wall Street. Me," and “Nearer, My God, to Thee." in 1910. will demand separate trials. ac-
10:30 a. m.i—-A one point advance in. At the committal service later in 00116111840 H- H. ADPeL retained as at-
Union Pacific and a, two-point decline Oaklawn cemetery. where the burial torney 1’0!“ them by Anton JOllannsen.
in Louisville & Nashville to 110. its'took place. .the Masonic rites were General Organizer for the United
'new minimum, were the principal featw administered by members of the Term BTOUlel‘llOOG Of Carpenters and Join-t
. urea of today's early stock‘ market.‘, pie Lodge, No. 65, of Westport, which ers Of America..- Appel expects to have
Prices otherwise inclined to irregular-fins represented by about 25 members. associated with him several attorneys
lty. Reading responding favorably to ai The following employee“ acted as pall— familiar with the trials of the McNa~
' moderate inquiry, while Pennsylvania: bearers: J. R. Wilson, Edward Voorv mam brothers. -
u’as heavy on its poor statement of l bees. William Benedict, Daniel Marti,' Caplen. Who was extradited from
earnings for January. Shares of the (‘nlvatore Gsrnitoll and Nicola 'Garai- Port Orchard. Wash, and Schmidt.
llotor companies were again active et‘ foil. Since the death of Mr. Jelllff, who was extradited from New York.
advancing prices. Americans. witnlwhlch occurred Friday morning. the probably will be arraigned tomorrow
1 ”so
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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Conservation
Presi-J:
‘Cninmunion, shall assist" at one or,
the Saints. and the customary prllycrs
to which is added the prayer from
the Mass l'ro Pout-c. lllt' ’l‘nntum Ergo
and ltmwtilciiun nl’ the Blesecd Sacra-
lncnt. ' ’
i
Yours Sincerely
John .I. Nllan,
Bishop of Hartford.
bronco of ltt‘lwtlit‘l XV
- Prayers for l’t‘nm‘.
l Ills llolincss our Sovcrt-lgn Pontiff.
il'opo lit'ncdict XV. ill dccp ufl'llt'tion
int tlit- siullt of n “or which «kslrtivs
ihnusunds of young livt-s, brings mis-
cry to fumilics and villus. and rush-
‘cs nourishing nations in the brink of
Truin, _\'cl hcurint: in mind that Al-
‘nlighty (lod, whose prcrnxntivc it Is to
hcul by I'llllSliSt‘lllt-Ill and through
fpnrdon to preserve. is nltnt'tl by tho
‘prnycrs which spring from Contrltr-
,and humble hcnrts. desires urdcntly
‘tllat vac the clung of arms may
hullrd lllt' voice of Faith. Hop? and
t‘lmrity, :llUllt‘. ('tllullllc of \vcldlng‘lO—
gl-thcr tho hoarts‘ of men in one mind
and one spirit. 'l‘h'crcforc, while“ lc
.t-xhorts the clcrg’yfitud the faithful of
,thc wliolc‘world to works of mould-
cntiou and piety ln explntlon for the
slits by which we have called down
upon ourselves the lust wrath of God,
”to Holy l-‘utht-r bus ordained that
throughout lhc t‘nthollc ("hurch sol-
'cmn pmycrs shall be offered in order
lto obtain from thc mercy of Almighty
film! the prime which all tlcsirc.
For this purpose it is hereby de-
lcrcod that in wow ‘ Metropolitan.
’Czlthcdrnl. Parovhlnl. uud (‘Onvculual
[Chinl‘t‘ll in all European countries.
ton the lib day of February next (lic-
.‘lng the Sunday culled St-xagcsimu)
The 0'15““ 0! the feast 8083111“! in llll diocese situated outside (it; ‘ He told a committee which called to
Methodist: back to the time of Human, the prime lEl‘ml‘t‘ on the 215i dny of March (bc- linvits him to the Southern Conference
.lng Passion Sunduy)‘ [there shall .be
lcelebratcd special religious functions
in the following order:
In the morning, immediately after
the Convcniual or Parochial Mass. the
Most Blessed Sacrament shall be, ex-
lposcd with all sololnnity. und duly in-~
gcenscd: lifter which the Psalm hllscrfi
'cro mel, Dons (Pa. 50) shall be sung
lwiih thc Antiphon. Dc. pncem. Dom-
inc., in dicbus unstris. qula non cs
Eallus qui pugnet pro nobls nisl‘tn.
1Deus nostcr, followed by‘thc V. Flat
!pair in \‘irtlltc tun. R. Et abundantln
Ills turrlbus this and the Collect Dells.
a quo saucln deslderla. etc.
The mast Blessed Sacrament shall
then remain exposed to pubic vcnersf
lion till evening: and it is desirable
{that arrangements be made whereby“
children also should tnkc due part in
5
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l
~the public adoration.
;I In tho evening. previously to the
imposition of the Most Blessed Sacra-
llucnt. the third part of the ltosttryj'
is to ho. rccitod followed by the on:
His Holiness in order to obtain the
benefit of peace: then the Idtanies of
the Saints. according to the form pref
scribed for me devotion of the Forty
Hours' Prayer in the llitualc Romani‘~
um of the year 1913. Immediately“
after the Litanies shall be sung the‘
um. with the addition of the Collect
Tuntuln Ergo and Benediction of the*
Most Blessed Sacrament. more solito.
In hope that Almighty God may
pour forth in yet greater abundance
His Divine Grace. the. Sovereign I’on—
tit‘f exllorls thc. faithful to approach.
the Sacrumont. of Penance and to rc-
ccivc Holy Communion. and grants to
all those who. after (‘onfcssion and
4
other of the sacred functions as above
ordorcd or shall pray to? some time
before. the Most Blessed Sacrament
while solcmnly exposed; a Plcn'ury In~
dulgcnce.
From the Vatican.
I915.
PETER CARDINAL GASI'ARRI
Secretary of 8 ate
Prayer. i
January lilth.
'the exception of Canadian Pacific, factory had been closed, but work was on one of the eighteen, indictments re~
were lower in the London market. - resumed this morning. lturned against tltem.‘
Dismuyed by. the horrors of a war.
which is bringing rulnito peoples and
out lnost effectually, It seems advls- ‘ -
triduum '
s... .
nexcd prayer. expressly conipbst‘d ill",
is 'te Commerce Commtlfllou thatlhc‘i Mushrooms ll 30C,'bo t
a inst it. and in favor of other roads ‘ ‘ ' . 15 b
Part-e. Dolmm" “awe popluo {um “filth all g to make iotnt through pilot; TOMBI'OCS C ’ .
in actornum [rut-tourist uolus with the 1 . . -. . . . ‘ 1 th St té‘ . ‘ . . 1
vorsicles and Prayer usually ret'lledils. 3° rates “0‘“ p03“ 3 n e a RalllSllt‘S 4c bunch ()mugcs ..... 155 doz."
after the l't-ocosslonin quactnnque‘Wf._~.Washington in British Columbia; .
‘lll’umlmle "8 in the mimic Roman". t'olei‘polnts on the complaining road‘s} tclcry H‘carts . . 12c bunCh Lemons ........ 15C” (102.
Dons. n. uuo snncta dcsiderlu. Thc. snc- ,
red function shall-conclude. with the!
.1.
is
{lit h, of the Board of Charities. Mr.l
.' r injuries.
’by{ r. R. M. Wolfe. The man was in; known Sent
i
1.311;), a
walh's leading home paper. .”
ARE
A Specialty With Us.
On request our expert shade man will call with samples; and give estimates on a single
window or the entire building.
WE GUARENTEE SATISFACTION
See the new line of “COLORFA ST” Fibre Matt-
ings. Short lengths of fibre. and straw
mattings and patterns
An inventory clean-up of many shades while they last 12 I»2c the yard.
‘_.”""’“—“"" _ _. ,4-
.
nations. we turn. 0 Jesus, ‘to Tllyl
most lovir}; Heart as to our lulrt hope. l
O Lind of Mercy, with'tcars we ill-l
yoke Thee to end this fearful scourge. '
U King of Peace. we humbly implore l
the pence for which we long. From'
Thy Sacred Heart Thou didst shed:
fo‘rth‘ovcr the world divine Charity].
so thin discord might end lint] love;
laidnc might rt-ign among men. During l
j'l‘hy life on cut-til Thy Ilt-llrt beat with
.lcnder compassion for the sorrows of
linen; in this hour made terrible with
,lturnlng bate. with bloodshed and:
with 'slaughtcr, once more may Thy
divine Heart he moved to pity. Pity
,the countless mothers in anguish for
'thcfntc of thcir sons pity the num-
-ltc_rlcss fllnlillcs now bercuvcd of their
lfnthcrs: 43in Europe over which
limolls such havoc and disaster. Do
Thou inspil'c rulers and peoples with
counsels of inccknt-ss, do 'l‘hnu heal
.lllti (llscortls that tour the nations n.
munitior: Thou who di'ist shed Thy
ll‘l‘tk‘lti’tls lilonti that might livc ns
brolllcrs, bring lllt'll logcthcl' nncc
'murt: lll loving harmony. And as oncc '
11934an to the cry of tho Aposllc Peter, 1
18love us. Lord. “'9 pcrlsh. Thou dldsi .
{answer with words of lllt‘l‘t‘)’ und didst
.still the raging \vztvcs, so now dcign.‘
Ito-hour our ll’llslllll pl‘zlvor. and 3’ch .
buck tn lllt: wurltl pczlcc and trim»
ltlllllll‘ll'. :
. .-\ntl do thou. 0 most holy Virgin.
'1ns: in other times of sore distress. bc
gnuw our lit-In, our protection illld our ‘
inofcgunrd. Anion. l
«l
H. Krieger a. CO.
The Final Mark Down Sale“
...__0F._
Winter Coats , and _
Dresses
Is now going on ladies’ Should
not neglect this wonderful
Opportunity.
Coatsat assesses
peyorth, $12.00 andr$1~5.00 .
£— ——- ill-L.
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PRESIDENT CANNOT, LEAVE
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March l.——Presl-
‘dent Wilson told callers today the Eur-
opean attention was demanding so.
lmuch of his attention that he was
idoubtful if he would be able to leave
IWashlngton this spring, even, possi.
,bly. to make his proposed visit to the
#1..
Some, More Of Our Money
Savers '
‘San Francisco Exposition. Log of Lamb 14c lb. I‘A‘g' of Mutton lac 1b.
"1 :lill tiedlhere l}: ttllielggs."idwa: the Rib Lamb Chops . 15c lb. Shoulder Lamb Chops 1b
wayisca erssu ie res en ex- . ...........lzl-2c .
' 5 s . . .
,pressod the situation. lhoultlcr Of I aulb me i: ‘ Lamb Stew . . . . . . . . 8c lb.
.tvcr ...... ... 12c . ,
Fresh Shoulders .. lac lb.
Flor Education and Industry, at Chat~
,tunooga. Tenn, in April. that his plans
iwere very uncertain.
Beers Meal &'Provision Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. 13 Main St., Norwalk.
CONSTOCK INJUNCTION STILL
.> HOLDS. l
' .Tlte nloton of Attorneys Davis at;
Dunbar, representing Frederick J.1
IVScam, to dissolve the injunction grant-i
'ed at 'week ago. restraining Scam from.
erecting a building. part of which is'1
“claimed ,to be on land of Garrgiansll
lComatock, was hes-rd in Town court.;
ltlils‘v morning. -~ before Judge Locks;
'w'ood.' Arguments Were submitted by
“Thai Sense of Satisfaction
in always getting just what you
want is one of the many reasons -
why you should deal at Clun-nolt's
market. Our stock is so extensive
and complete that a great ludngtnot’
choice is offered ou‘r custblntil's.
Roasts. stt'llks, chops, of all nit-tits,
tender, fresh and nppetizing .‘l.\\':ilt.
your personal selection. or it the 1
choice is left to us. we till yum-pr .
regards to
ithe attorneys for Mr. Scam, and Attor-
E:ney George H. Vosburgh, representing
.Kl‘léfi'tomstock. The motion was tie-l
‘ bird the injunction still holds.
" x 6 liters \vith conscious
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your wishes.
bi
lhhlLROAD CLAIMS DiscliNA,
1 TION. ‘
.. vaSHlNGTON. March l.—-The Chi-1 1 ‘
feago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail-‘
in y today complained to the
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l.‘
inter- .
at Northern Railway discriminates
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flutes, particularly eastgrn points and . ‘
[malts south of Milwaukee. ‘ S h l ’ S .~ . M l‘ 1
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:‘l-‘larvey Sheffield. a well-known char- 0 u tze s anltary at 8"
ctér about the downtown section of; -
tlidgclty. was this morning sent to the.
le'ifiwalk Hospital, by Clerk James A.:
TEL. 1371.
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An investigation, in charge of .Ius- “Creation" pictures yesterday~ “55%;,
old gavel-a! days ago 2311 down tice E the Peace John W. Curnow, isi shown in Red Men's Hall, South Net's?"
‘ a, injuring his nose, and suffering under way this afternoon concerningii walk. thn the speaker. referred dis}
I He has been attended a 8 paragingly to the war and religion. it
s
's' 1
o erious charge made against a well-j
h Noru'allt young man byils said that half of» ills audience walk-
’an equally prominent young. lady ot‘cd out. They evidently didn’t Rllfll‘fi
‘tlllB city. Both parties have retainedniis radical views on the subject.
.. . lawyers, Attorneys Linxweiler & liege-3
fix'lllitll‘dt‘l‘fl watt-h Scntlncl Want ,lnan representing the girl, and Attor?‘
Ads. when the
hoists tlicnt.
u} Veakened cprillitlon'hocnuse of the
hut oi proper nourishment.
I
. Louis 'I‘ntules. one of the partner.
"mm“ ‘0 ”we," ' neyJohn .1. Ounce the young man. Alln the li’lirtford Lunch. on South Main
._,- A rumor current that the you“ man lllgstrcet. has sold out his interests to
in ad. in The Sentinel—Nor ,the case has already been married. the concern to Mick Malnrukox and
' ' ;could not be substantiated. i John Petraklln ,. , i J
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Norwalk Chronicler