' home nights preferred. Call at 36 Fair-
. . ., V‘ ' .1“: g a .‘ 2
7/ MONDAY, APRIL ‘a’_ 19:5
.Wants!
Classified “Ads. ”—-—To Let,
For sale,
Professional Cards,
' Miscellaneous
LASSIE‘IED Advertisements on this page. Twent y-Fi ve Words or Less, 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
lFirst nglilltm Assembly Mot at
i Jmuto‘yn, Vn., In 1619. ,
l The first ropoesentatlve legislative
iassembly ever held in America con-
Evened at Jamestown, \".11,i11July.1619,
l
Business and
and
a year before the pilgrims landed at
Plymouth and a decade before the
gMassachusetts Bay colony was begun.
it consisted of the gov ernor. Sir George
Yeardley, his council, tuo bulgesses
iciv’ted by each of the eleven incorpo-
3V rated plantations. The assembly sat In
4 the chancel of the little church where
‘ fire yeals before Pocahontas had been
.marricd to John Rolfe. John Twine. V
M l
17
l the (lerk of the assemblv, says in his l
WANTED. ,
WANTED — SITUATION TU DOl
general housew.ork inquire at 1 Tay—
ior a1 enue.
kW ,l
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER I
ator for sewing leather in Panama:
TO LET. l
TO LET~LO\\ ER FLOOR 0F 4
rooms at 42 Fairfleld avenue Applyl tary chicken
312 31 on premises or or J M Layton & C0 chickens. inquire 59 Seaview avenue,
31" 3 third district. Phone 38.
|
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL iM-l
official report:
“The most «onienlcnt place wel
coulde node to slit in was the (lube
“of the 1hu1'cl1 whet-e S11 George Yeshi-
ley, the gov‘,e111‘ou1 being sett down an.
his a1custumul place, those of the
counsel of estate sale nexte him 011:
FOR SALE;
FOR SALE—A ”FIRST CLASS SAN-
house. Capacity 125
V mi: tom mama Erskine Saarinen
oua m
DEATHS AND FUNERALS}
Miss Minnie Taylor 3
Miss Minnie Tay.lor daughter of .
John D. Taylor. of 4 Cliff street. died{
at her home, Saturday evening. MissV
Taylor was removed to her home from ‘
the Norwalk Hospital, where she has;
been seriously ill for many weeks. fol- l
lowing a serious operation. The fun-l
eral service will be held at the Knight .'
street. A. ill. E. church, tomorrow af-l
ternoon at 3 o‘clock. Services will "be
held at the house at 2:0 3o'clockV Rev.
H. M. Shields will officiate. interment
will be in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs/Mitchell
’i he f11nc1 ill of Mrs. Eliabet‘n Anna .
Mitthell was held this ullernoon at '
2"“ o’clock from the late home 125
South Main street. Rev. R. G. Hart-V
‘ FOR SALE—FOUR 1101.11 onoc
_al23
11315 by page, manning. Calhoun Co,lproveme11ts,85 Woodward avenue. Al- VVers’ ice box in good condition VI 1“
Stamford Conn. 1112 3t
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE l
care of young baby. One who goes‘
field avenue. 1112 iii
WANTED—A FlRSTaCLA‘SS PLUM- ‘
bei- to work in open shop. Steady work
to right man. One that can do tinning
also prefered. H. H. Hegelein, 56 Wa-
ter street.
WANTED—ABLE—BODIED .MFN,
good eye-sight, to prepare for position
as firemenand brakemen. $100-$120
monthly. luexperienced qualified men
helped to positions free. Railway As-
sociation, cio South Norwalk Senti-
nel . a5—12—19-20.
WANTED— GIRL 1011 GENERAL
housework. Inquire 5 West street.
1110 3i.
»*._~.
WANTED-A SECOND HAND BOT-
tom dump cart in good condition. E. L,
Broadway, Rowayton. Phone 1083-2
1110 31;
k
WANTED-Man Who
Knows Automobiles
has proven selling ability. acquain-
tance and ginger, for local position.
Salary and commission basis, with
leading automobile factory. In reply-
ing give qualifications in full,
Vl. Kugelman.
New York city
I v
L
25 Nichols Terrace
"'THE errscr'or‘,'e'c>’dfi'\7’1s1‘o~‘
ON OUR PLEASURES AND
PASTIM ES.
Through our power 01' vision we do
light the senses.
To obsorb a good story, to see
and enjoy tile play; whether to
please ourselves in viewing nature
outdoors or reproduced in artistic
creations, good vision is necessary."
By Improving our vision we are
increasing our happiness.
Oculists's examination without
chhrge.
THA MER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
DPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
DEBTSCOLLECTED .
COMMISSION BASIS ONLY.
Old established collection
agency. Suits brought against
debtors by the hundred. Fraud
writs as well as civil actions.
Judgments sold. Most vigorous
methOds employed. Good results
accomplished. No results, no
charges. ' ‘
National Mercantile Agency
Bridgeport
M rite for representative to call.
vo” lips JUST as OLD AS YOUR
r V SPINE.
. Even back as far as Caesar's time
this saying was used. In later years,
mén substituted for it, "A man's just
as old" as he feels."
Taking the 'two, and combiningthe
meaning, we have the true expression,
and Chiropractic interpretation, A
' MAN’S JUST users) AS HIS SPINE
ALLOWS HIM T0 FEEL.
UPAMFORD
ii to 5
E. BARTHOL, D. C
.. Painless Chiropractor, _,
6V3 Meadow Street. South Namath.
so. NORWALK
7 to 8 p. 111. ~
‘AA‘A
lquire United Grocery C0,, or W.
' provemcnis. 109 South Main street.
so store, 70 North Main street. In-
S.
112 11
To LET—STORE, 15 ELY AVE!
nue, large roomy store. Suitable for
furniture or crockery business. 111- ‘
quire at 111/; Ely avenue, Mrs may
1112 31
Wilcox, United Bank building
'ro LET—2 FURNISHED ROOMS.
may he used for light housekeeping}
inquire 69 Woodward avenue. l
9.12 (it
To LET—3 ROOMS. lXQU'lRE AT
8 Elm Grove street. 1110 at
FOR VRENT—l HOUSE. PLEASANT
street, upper floor, 3 Mott avenue,
flat, Washington street, floor, 60x24,
suitable for light manufacturing, Havi-
laud street. Inquire J. Wallace Marvin,
East Norwalk. 1110 3t
TO LET—SMALL HOUSE ON RO-
waytou avenue. 3 minutes from trolley.
Rent 38. Apply, Oliver Cook. West
Side avenue, a10 3t
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL lIM-
alO Iii.
To LET—AN ACRE OF GROUND
on Keelcr avenue. for garden purposes
Rent $5. for the season. Applyl F. H
Keyser, Beutli Norwalk. Phone 217-4.
am 31
To LET— 3, 4 ,5 AND 6 ROOM AP~
artmeuts, illnprovements. Centrally lo—
cated. Rent reasonable. inquire 71;
Washington street, 1
FR SALE—EDISON HOME PllOV-
ograph. 35 four-minute records. LikeiV
new, 325. Will take 3. C. 11. Red pul
lets. part payment. P. O, Box 123, Ro-
waytou. II .' 1110 it
TQ' LET—BARN AT 33 HIGH ST.,
Norwulk. Con be used for automobile
purposes. inquire on premises. 1110 31
To LEI—9 ROOM HOUSE 10
Reed street, Improvements. Yearly
rental, $30.00 monthly. advance. Ref-
erences. Bertha J. Ella, «Broad River.
or- J. B. Lawrence & 00., a6 tit
To LET — TWO LOFTS 1N
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
test each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service, suitable for light
manufacturing. will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars, in-
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. m2! it
To LET—FROM APRIL '15T11. 13
room house, with bath and all other
Improvements. 62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office oi; The Old Well Cigar Co.
m24 it
To LET-15 ROOMS” 100 SOUTH
Main St. Inquire C. E. Hoyt. m18 .tf
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street, East Non
walla. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Miiin street, or telephone >60.
'ro LET—5 Rooms AT 117 SPRING“
St. Inquire of ‘ Mrs. R. Tsrlov, 102
'ranyme Ave. 1191.116“. ‘ n30 tr
#1” . .
m
' ’ForUp-to-rlots Service Call
Fred H. Olnung,
VFunotsl Director and Embalmev
Office m Residence ‘
Telephone 904. .
84 311. Main 81., V80. Norwnlk.
Wan
V'l'liE Ll'l'l'LEV MSIIOP
SPRING .
FASHIONS
1' Suits Gloves, Waists Cer-
lidcrwear.“
North Taylor Ave.
CONTRACTOR.
Stone, Brick, cone-ere. W
walks, Color Digging. ~~ . .
Telephone 1211-! V VV . .
Models. Modem -
» Gibson Court, Mrs. H. L.
'129 tfi
sell at a bargain. inquire A F. Beck—
mann & Co.,
812 31
FOR SALE—1s 13v 5 FOOT AT-
lantic Dory, 4 'H. P. engine. Reverse
. gear spray hood. Fully equippedfi Good
as new_
ona’ble. Addres H. N., cio Sentinel
Just overhauled. Price reas-
a12 3t
W or» )
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER 19” of this plantation St quI Pioneer side cometary this afternoon, Rev .
model Chalmers touring car. electric
lights, self starter. covers, practically
new. Apply M, A. Daily. 39 Church St.,
New Haven, Conn.
a'I-il912
FOR SALE—BUCKPYE lNCll IIAT
or. 50 egg size. pri1e $4.00 Telephone‘
1082 or 219-4.
FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TO'V
see the line of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and slxes.Ru11abouts
and touring, $1075 to 32,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout good as new. '
P. White, rear 113 Washington 51.,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phonu 1110,
House phone 1279-2. 102-I if;
LOST.
LOST — ROYAL ARCANUM
watch charm. Finder please return to
Sentinel Office. 1112 31
w ...._..
LOST—SMALL CAMEO BREAST
pin. pink shell with white head. llas
patent safety clasp, tiny gold ball at-
tuched. Finder please return to 12
ilcntz
312 St
LOST—~GOLD E\Al\l EL PIN WITH
‘ initials N. W. S. C. Reward if returned
to this office 117 31
MISCELLANEOU S.
PAINTING PAPER-HAN
decorating, Painter's supplies;
paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
‘rl.\'(‘.,
eral contractor. Estimates given on
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
both hundes exu‘pte 0m.“- the sec-re View, of the South Norwalk Baptist
" tary, then appointed smoker who sutei [ii ‘burc,h officiated. Interment follow-
' be ready for any service the ossemblv
l COAL MINERS’ otocxs.
wall ‘
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-'
all kinds of Contract work. Do suro‘
right before him John Twine, clerkel
of the gcneml assembly. being placed
nexte the speaker. and Thomas l’ierse,
the sergeant, standing at the barre. lo
should 111111111‘e.13ut tomsmuch as
men’s nd‘uirs doe little prosper where
God's service is neglected, all the 11m-
gesscs took their places in the quire
till a prayer was said by Mr. Bucke.
; the minister, that it would please God
to guide and 1.11111 tific all our proceed-
:lngs to his ow ne glory and the goodelV
I085.
_,___ l
lTolling the Time of Day by I Lamp or
an Oil Flack. 4 §
1 Do you know that every miner w-Vheu
descending into the pit to work takes
lwith him 11 couple of clocks? These
‘aro not ordinary timepic1 es, (or they
have neither wheels springs, dials nor
any of the usual appurtenances. The
"clocks" are simply his lamp and oil
ask.
consumed—or th 1t left—tile miner can
tell it.» within a few minutes any hour
of the day or night.
When a miner‘ 11 lamp goes out, as it
not infrequently does, in almost 11an
circumstancesahe muét not relight it
l1ilnstlf Instead though he may be
Vileft in pitch darkness. he must grope
1 his \1111 to the lulnp cabin or to some '
othcl point where he 11111 obtain the
proper ussistunce. 111-. does the "grop-
ing" with his hands. sioopiug down
until he touches the tram lines alouu‘2
,whh'h the cool is token. and sliding
his huuds 11111111: the moiul until he
reaches his destination or meets some V
one going in the same direction.
A moi l11-w1'r'a earnings depend on
1 the weight of cool he gels and also on
the 1111111l11>1 ol' i'uihonls 1'ut.
Vyuld of coal weighs about eighteen
l1u11d111luelgl1l.111111 the ouisllctthcd
arms of 1111 average 1111111 extend to
about one. tuthou1.By them measure-
ments. iudopmulvnt of the 1111111111 ones.
each man «1111 roughly calculate his
,c111'11l11g‘s for any puriiculnr‘ "shift."—
V London 'i‘lt-l‘lits.
i ~~W
l What In Dissipation?
I think solllollllles thut our common
1 definition of dissipation is for too 11111‘.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-I row.» We confine it to crude excesses
ders solicited. Tel. 400 Alexanders in the use of intoxicating liquor or the
Willie, 61 1-2 Ely‘nve. at 11111) "“3" gril‘mmW’“ 0‘ “1° ”"55”“, W
V often these are only the outward sym-
bols of 11 more subtle Inward disorder.
iV'l‘he things of the world—11 thousand
1 clamoring interests, desires. posses-
sions—have not the better of 115. Men
lbeco111e/d1‘u11ken with the inordinate
I desire £01 011 um" things and dissolutc .
, with mubitlou fo1 polithnl office. I ;
’knew n 1111111 01119. a fnr1ner.wl1o dc-
.-M1c112111nrao -'
CONTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
0-8 Wood St., So. Not-walk.
PHONE 1580.
w—
The Pollack Tree.
Natives of British Honduras find that
nature has provided them with splen-
did materlul for pillows and mat-
tresses in the pollnck tree. It Is a com-
mon soft wood growth, with a large
pear shaped fruit. which has a hard
shell, changing to almost black when
ripe, and contains 11 short staple brown
duff or silk fiber. The fluff is about 11
quarter of an inch long, more like the.
finest of cumel' 3 hair than fiber. and is
-used extensively for filling pillows and
mattresses. It will not lump. even
Vafter yems of service. The nutlv cs oc-
cnslonnlly expos'e it to the sunlight for
a day or two and put it back again as
“good as ever.
TheNParson’l Gratitude.
, Lady Bountiful—Oh, rector, I thought
you Would like to know that old Jones
is laid up with rheumatic rev r. Rec-
tor—Thank you so much: Milled glad
to heat or a sick [inhabiting-l: London
Bystander.
Advertise in The Sentinel
__..__V
SMOKE
El. ROI lAll
. ,flEREECl 1:11.113
___.....__..._..l
bunched himself upon luud: fed his lip
petite upon the, happiness of his home.
cheated his children of education, and
himself went shabby. bookless. joy-
less, comfortless. that he might buy:
more loud I call that dissipation too.
~Dnvid Grayson in American Mo
zine
The Greatest Geologist.
The royal nuule in geology is un-
doubtedly that of Charles Lye“. lt'
was Lyell who did fo1 geology whnt
Copernicus did for the heavens and
Darwin for the renlm'of biology—gave
'it true rendering by finding out and
stating its true laws. Before Lyell's
time geology v‘vus largely romance. but
in “The Principles of Geology.” pub-
lished. in 1830. the old catastrophic
view of the formation of the earth
hoard its denthknell, and from the pub-
lication of that great work we are to
date the birth of real geology. ——Ex-
change. -
Aluminium Bronze. ‘
Aluminium bronze was invented by
the Frcucii chemist Deville in 1859 and
was used experimentally for the man:
ufacture of domestic utensils and‘ar-
tlcles of jewelry. It has the color of
gold and retains its brilliancy. not be-
ing attacked by salt water or the ot-
mos lore. It consists of 10 per cent
of 1111 1111112111 to 00 of copper. It has
tenacity of. Bessemer steel and When
~ heated is easily forged and rolled.
His Family Tree. ' l ‘
Andy—And you so
of your family tree.
, Sandy—It is.
“But the tree has no foliage on it?"
“No. You see. l‘m Scotch descent
“ and my ancestors wore kilts and went
. with bare limbs. "—«Yonkers Statesman.
l'llj
L.—
”MTrnokV.
lish gout.”
. Oath
.“But P110 815W 3%?
“It‘s a cinch kl
mo and I'll soon put you wise to the
right dope."-——Life. ' ~ L‘
We must all toil or cat, which is
worse—Thomas Ogrlyio
Elm
, Inn Reformed Church
ly noting the quantity of oil‘
A 1' hide '
a! that is a picture
on s ck around
ed in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Charles G. Emerson
The funeral of Charles G. Emerson,
of West Norwalk will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock '
from the Viest Norwulk Chapel.
Baby Balasz i
Stephen, the. infant son of Mr. and ‘1
Mrs. Stephen Balasz. of 3 Budu street
died yesterday. Burial was in River;V
Gabriel llokus; pastor of the Hungar- l
officiating at
the funeral services.
Funeral of Mrs. Mead
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Mead,
Byears old, who died at her home on
Friday evening, on North avenue, Ro-
wayton, was held this afternoon from.
the late residence. The funeral ser-
vices were in cahrge of Rev. E. S.
Jackson and Rev Henry E Anderson.
l
l Funeral of Mrs. Underhill
l
The funéral of Mrs. Lena L. Under-V
Ihill was held this afternoon at 2 o'-V
clock from the home of her daughter, l
on Springl
l
Mrs. John William Drew,
lsireot. Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, pastor
of the South \‘orwalk Baptist church
ofiiciaied Interment followed in Nor-
wolk cemetery.
Sure Cure. ‘
iiostesir-I‘cople are very dull
Vuight. \dolpll I can't get tizcm to
talk. llos1——l'l11y somell1l11g,dc'1rest.
Gun Power at Waterloo.
As to :1111 power at the time of \"a- ,
guidance: The
of
two forts of
mill serge-lots
'ierloo,
Iii iii l1
th1\ could we the whites of lhc men
of tho 1-1111111Vv.” That would 111:1ke the
bust 111u~=k1rtry range.
1
11hout twenty-live 1'11 rdsu “Brown Ross“
was not of much use beyond slttyV
ymds lullglu-r or all the ev.i1len1o As
to lilgpi1‘1‘1‘S.llli‘ll. us now. 11: mil guns
wmo lllli'lllll' 1o llcld urtillou. 11nd
Nelson loud to get in his luoudsidcs‘V
l hollmo that 000
iii si.\i.\ yards!
to- l
the day ~
taught rcmults to hold tl11-i1'ii1e‘ul1tll ;
I should say '
yurds was counted the limit of effec-V
live 11111-111 gun fire thou.
levy 111111.512 would be less. probubly
much loss.‘ The enormous increase in
tin- ci‘fectlvc range of guns since is
due first, to explosives with greater
Field nrnl-Z
power 111111 more 1'o11t1olluble powcrz'
second. the Invention of 1ltied barrels
and hrec1l1lo11ding. and third stiougcr
alloys of 111otuls.-—l"runk Fox in Lon-
don Notion.
Public Elopsmenu.
Tile Bulgzuiun 121 pclhups the most
simpltI minded and industrious pens.
'uut I11 Europe. n111l,pu1‘ndoxi1ul as it
may appear. his stuuduid of morality
~ is cvtrcmcli high. nltl1ougl1elo1wn1euts
are more numerous than in on) other
lcouutry. But those are gcucrully i11-
nocent nll‘nlrs,bel11g simply the device
i of young couples to get married with-
!out the expense 11 regular Bulgarian
weddiu,.r enluils. I11 most cases not
.0111) is the (onscnt of both parents ob-
tuiucd. but all friends are informed
and assemble outside the bride 3 house
to witness the eloperneut.
The Black Watch.
In 1730 six companies of Highland-
ers were raised for the pretcctlou of
Edinburgh. and the following year
were consolidated into'u rcgulurrcgi-
ment, the Highland regiment, and
were numbered the Forty-second. On
becoming "amalgamated the onions on
their tartnus Were extracted. leaving
only the dark green ground as 11 tur—
tan, and them this they took the title
of ‘thc “Block Wotch.'——New York
American.
Matter of Discretion.
“I1‘utl1er.’:_ asked the youthful seeker
ways speak of mother as your ‘bctter
half ‘2' "
“Becauée', my son." replied the tired
business man. 'fI know perfectly Well
that I better had"-Illcl1mond Times
Dispntclm
' . Right in Style:
’shoes, but- she had long desired 11 pair
wore. "Mnmmaff she queried one Vdny,
“when my shoes are worn out can’t I
have 11 pair of View necked shoes like
sister’s?”+(‘inclnnatl Times-Still".
Fog.
horns in the elevators at my hotel!”
when icolouéy strikes a women. love
V and hate embrace fission and.
.1
after wisdom. “why is it that you 111-"
Small Stella had always Worn high V
of slippers like those her older sister ..
V “Talk about: a London tog." said 1'
Yankee just returning from England.
“Why, I found that they even had fog- :
~ ‘ .
-' "1"" W Want A“. m RIGID. MM vV'uV‘InVlV_ GGI. shun annulus
V MONDAY, APRIL 12th, TO APRIL I7ih INCLUSIVE, '
Extra Special Sale
With a $1 purchase of tea. coffee, baking powder. spice: or 93,1010"-
GRANULATEB
U G A
"1120;211:135 $10
10 12 Pounds ior 50c
— With a 501.: 'purch ace of Tea or Coffee.
l THIS WEEK ONLY
V~ Quaker Oats millet 1V 8
Extra Special This Week.
flUYfl-ZR’S BULL HEAD
COCOA CA 15017
17c (13“ Blfllle
SHOULD BE 10c
CLOVER
MILK
A can. 10c.
Laundry Starch
IONA TEARS
Others Get 101: Can
. 21115. 7C
..m
I SAUERKRAUT ,
No. 2' cans, 8c 1 , 3caV11Vs
Another Cut Price
Butler
lost
a lb.
Tel. .909
1r
' remain in American waters for full supplies and repair
INVASION OF HUNGARY STARTS, ACCORDING
TO SOURCES FROM RUSSIA.
;__..._——
(Continued from First Page.)
through Romania by German diplomatic couriers is made
in :1 dispatch to the Journal from Bucharest. It is said
that the size and increasing number of parcels carried by
thcsc couriers recently has attracted the attention of R115 V
maulan customs officials. '
'Thcsc embassy “pouches." which are exempt from' 'V
customs examinations, the dispatch say 5. some times‘f
weigh as much as 8,000 pounds and nm or less than;
5,000 pounds. The number of couriers also is considera-
bly larger than usual. Discreet inquiry. is reported to
have revealed the nature of‘ ‘"pouch contents. It is be?
liev cd that by this method a considerable quantity of am- .
11111111tion and material has been smuggled into Turkey
in the past few weeks The most severe measures have
been taken by the Romanian government to put an end to ;
the practite. ‘
NEWPORT NEWS. Va., April 12. '—-One hundred
fifty tons of coal, fifty tons of fresh water and three dayS’ I.
supply of fresh meats, fruits and vegtables were load
on barges during the night and were alongside cruis
Krouprinz Wilhelm at sunrise. These supplies were al—
lotted the raider by Collector of Customs Hamilton afteif
a conference with the Washington authorities.
Arrangements also 11 ere under way early today
removal from the ship of 61 British sailors taken by t
Kron Prinz Wilhelm from the steamships Tamar and
Colby. destroyed in the South Atlantic
Licut. Commander Thicrfcldcr, of the cruiser h
asked for time to survey his ship and to submit to exa'
ination by a board of United States naval officers be
making a formal request as to thc'timc hc wishe
His machinery after the 255 days' voyage frcim
York harbor is said to be in. fairly good condition
denoted by the fact that the ship was able to
least 23 knots an hour Saturday morning in her
Hamptdn Roads to evade enemy warships. _
"1‘ is
All was ship shape on board the Wilhelm at: so
today, officers and sailors in their Queer-lookinggr
ifoers of French army cloth captured from the shoe ét‘
‘.Guadelonpc, presenting a fresh appearance after the
undisturbed night’s rest 1111 eight months of pers1si’ent
elusive operations in the high seas. ~. , .
Norwalk Chronicler