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. _f Willim Reed. ct mientertolment in the town hall. for
“filth guest of Kiss uni-w 'l‘oy- the benefit of Norsold and Bedding
4‘ the East Side. Granges.
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Miss Florence Banks. of Norlleld
is entertaining Miss Vera Gregory, or
Norwalk.
Wmummmnuuw'
atlas artisans. at theiirst ol-
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ATM? 'of employees of the Amer-
hpress Company, of New York
m are camping on Betta island.
been sofloualy ill tor ova" a week. is
Istillcondnodtoherbed, at herhcme
ouGodiloystreet.
The tag “Addie V- 2d" is at Wilson
9“ today. engaged in pumping all
laws meal-o on IColnnany barge.
T' “fret! Taylor, of East Norwalk.
Ml occaptede position with the
{Mt Laundry. on Seaview ave-
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Beers have en-
te rtainod Mr. Beers's sister. Mrs.
leddlebrook. of Norwalk- and his
brother, Alva K Beers of Stradord
Charles 0. Perry. has purchased
. iners, opposite the residence of F. W.
.Iu—llfl
Mb Orioles and Umberto Na- T Amie, and '1" soon 3"" there. T
we, of the Henry Selaer barber
M on East Washington street
I've returned to this city after
Mt visit in New York.
The Woman’s Belle! Corps of Back-
’ ingham Post. G. A. R.. of 'Norwoill,
a. will be entertained on Wednesday at
Ethe Godfrey street residence of Mrs.‘
M. E. ’l‘urney.
Mrs. boomis M. Gould. who haa‘
the Meade property on Jarvis Cor-I
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DARREN T
N ores
There will be a meeting of the Nero-
ton lire committee in the firehouse. to-
nisht- ‘
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George Lash has returned from a
week's motoring trip through New
York state.
I
.. LymanSnlflenottbeDarlengar-oge
was taken ill Saturday morning. but
soon recovotod.
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Adverthed lettdra remaining uncali-
ed lot at the Dorian policing July
24: Mn. 3.. C. Anderson. Tokens”.
spent the weekend . with W
cm; or the on slurs answer. '
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M. W. Norman and family and a F.
Austin returned this week mom a two
and Lake Winniposaukee.
Clarence . Mather. assistant post-
master. is enjoying a week’s vocation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 8collald Will
leave today for Orr‘s lslsnd, Ma.
Rocco Scslsi at 126 Canal street,
Stamford. was arrested Sunday night,
for running with no headlights lit. lie
. A large party of East Siders, made N—
8’} residents of Rowan street, and The work of surveying for theT
unmityt Mt early “115 morning ‘0’ State road work to be soon begun at
m: “fie” they expect ‘0 910k a the lower part of the town. at the
”3‘5 m5" 0‘ huckleberries. gdividing line between Westport and
r' Weston. and to extend north to the
T ll. large number of East Side resl- old Weston post ofllce, thence across;
me. today. are in Weston. where Hillside atréet. towards Georgetown,
" M are enjoying with the members has been begun ‘
‘ Meghan: Relief Corps, the one
"annmmr outing. A very pleasant
will! is booked.
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Mr. Scott who recently purchased
the Good Hill residence and farm of
-.Mr and Mrs. Elmer Hull. and at
which Mr. Iiiull has amepted position
to remain in charge as overseer. had
W arrangements for a 'delivery
. lead sale. which will be held on Set-
I" at this week, were completed
«last night at a meeting of the them While in New York city,
been of. St Agnes Guild of Christ
,flocopal Church, which was held at
whine of the Misses Kimmlck on
.I.mm sill-st- .
M,
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mediately reported his loss to the po.
W eiternoon. will be held at the the car. Mr. Scott, “,0 was a week-I
”Alanine 0!. Mrs. Richard Hendricks, on end visitor m ”w“. though lacuna-T
cove avenue
leuent very successful lawn fefi' at covery of the car
Add bone of Mrs. Samuel Kelley willI
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”Mes—W
T ’WESTPORTI
ISAUGATUCK
were jumped by the commits? I
of an‘entirely different died sf. wmlfls
“.3 “Tc” "“5 The ”13““ has 9”; Elliot Bristou of mo street has
those interested in the matter. bought a new 3815118 duty.
the next meeting of the pro-
_. committee. which will be held
‘ the very near future definite
to present this new phase or
gamut to the commission will be
m under consideration.
The announcement made yesterday
Ichoerning the opinion which hasI
3am expressed to the effect that thel\
utilities Commission may
" jurisdiction in regulating the
a water rates in the Third Dis.
at the City of'Norwaik so long.
with the Connecticut Company.
The latest arrivals at the hotel are
X. Lambrou of Brooklyn, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Attridgo oi New York. Miss
J. L. Lampour of New York.
Constable Frank. Sturges , appre-
hended another odender last night for
Miss loia F. Stevens, of McKinley headlight “T- HE W38 J- W “9300“
Mid enjoying her annual vaca- 01350?er am! be m diam
‘ , I I with costs by Judge Horton-.1 ;II
The funeral of Mrs. William Miller.
aged 38, will be held Thursday exten-
noou at 2. 30 o’clock in the chapel in
the Fable building Mrs. Miller will
be buried in the Willow Brook Iceme
W‘Heien Adams,.who has been
unplug for a week at . Hickory Blui'l
T several New Canaan friends, has
‘ ed home to Darien.
waork train crew is. engagedto-
tolling up the spur truck load
he pump station, and the prob
T are the station will be shan-
a. short tune-
William Dickson, ‘I JIM. _Nol‘au.
Horace, Hurlbul’t snd'B'. C. Hurlhnrt
motored to the Polo Grounds in New
York yesterday to witness the double.
'heeder between Pittsburgh and New:
York.
ptainTDaniel Wickeg was tam
fly. ill. early last evening, and
'On Saturday nlght, July 31,; Teen-
.oert wi be given at the Beoehside
ion by Lu tic C. O'Connell minted
by Miss Hallo DeYoung and Frances
co C.’1‘orre. Mir O'Connell is a plan;
lst of note and Miss mYoung as ”a-
soprantfhss just finisheda very suc-
cessiul “mtg-st motel...
.. in New York. Togo}?! ‘ . .
serious. .He had a; fainting
‘Ilnd later on. “tyros stated that
Adolph Horn: and Miss Susie
re spending a Yew doya ‘
his new Franklin automobile stolen, 0‘ from I two new momma trill to
one day the the White Mountains.
later part of the week. Mr. Scott -,lm~
lice headquarters, and the machine:
was traced several miles out of the h id
Tortuous round- abhndoned by the h' ' “‘3“- Mo“” "0m!- st tho .
~ road side, with time tires stripped ”Te °’ “I“ “'9" WWW- MN!
The meeting of the Women's Aux- “from the wheels, and a fourth one thirty couples were oreaem. heiress-
,firy of Christ Episcopal Church, to missing which he'd bum W on
Rem” mailers 0’ ed at the theft and the loss of the A “mm"; 0““ “ream“ the-R's-
weekly business. and reports of the tires w“ gratified at the prompt re View Publishing Company will be held
T favor 0‘ the Red Oaks. of Greenwich
”norm Ward has taken a position nine or South Norwalk Medically.
Anna Town of New York. and Mrs.’
running his machine with but one. Lord‘s prayer, “Gur- thhar‘f Both our
ml and eloquent preachers“. talented
I for the electric light switch. when he
-. a, door open. «lie. concluded that
Mentioned. Asholookedtoutol‘
was fined 82 and costs Monthly night.
Mr and Mrs. ll. C. Lester entertain-
ed Dr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Shlndell 0!
Arlington. N. J., over the week-end
Dr Shlndeli preached i lithe Congrega-
iional church. Sunday.
W. F. irwln, of Rye. driving a cor
bearing the license number 39403 N. l. ..
was arrested Sunday night. for not
having his headlight lit. and was lined ‘
82 and costs Monday afternoon»
c. w. noll'ind iamlly and Alfred
Morehouso. Jr,. and iamlly have return
They had re-
| workable luck. having no punctures or
T blow-cuts.
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The sigmoid High School Alumni
merits were served. and a general good
time was enjoyed.
A. s-a‘.
this evening at which time the
snail-s or the old company will be
wound up and the machinery and stock
taken over by the new organisation.
'lhe baseball team easily defeated
the Cove Road Natlolalls or Stamford.
Sunday on ILynch' s held, 14-.2 Up to
«the Ii‘ourth inning, the vfii'tors were no
able to score a run oi! Carlson's de-
very. In that inning. Prince went in
to relieve Harry. and held the Nation-
Isis to two runs the rest of the game.
The Carter Association, which was to
have played the locals. eancelled.‘ in
Noroton Heights will play Kelsey A. Cut
A
Dr Howard A. Johnston. oi Stain
ford, exchanged pulpits Sunday with T
Dr. Carlos Martyn oi Noroton.
Johnston gave a powerful and im
sive discourse on the parable oi the
Ten Virgins, dwelling specially on. to-
serve power in character. Dr. M
depicted the fatherhood of (inches
vealed in the opening words or the
Dr.
mans ware appreciated and enjoyed by
large congregations. These thought
each in the other“: place. both morning
and evening.
Fred H. Smith, the postmaster. en-
countered a burglar. Sunday, about
2: 30 a. m. in the hallway or his house
on the Post road. He had been visu-
ing with some of the men in the tire -
house, after. tho-- csrniiiol; and lives I:
going home to get some pillows, as a
couple of the firemen wished to stay
there all night. He went up his front
stairs. and was feeling around the hall
felt some one seize his arm. He was
so surprised for the moment that he
did not move. Soon he heard a racket
trud'Ier had either ulterior slid dewn. _
éith‘b‘l‘ his William or the W
in lieu theme! recommend that the
Mn” Ashes Wendell, of Mn; aeloctaaa be authorised to.borrew on
weeks' tour to the White Mountains . _
Itloa. his request for $2.005, which in
”1Q W “item
and ‘ Manners
announcediotheeoiiweredisposed
or. The mom Wrongs:
IMbythohesl‘doTifimeemap-
ed:
do
W31 ‘ , 8339.94
Health Queer ‘ ’ "75.00
Hospital Expense 32.00
imbecile Poor 14.55
Salary for slot. or Highways
and Bridges for months at
August and September 300.00
“.009 bond for Supt. of ii.
and B. 80.00
Twelve oo-called iron men.
with signs, F. 0..B. Dorian 33.08
Extra for County Tax 426.79
The Beard 0! Finance have laid a
patented list as required by lambs!
them (little town tne suloot
cost proceed with the construction or
the Tokenolle road according to the
plans and apocihcaflona' By this no-
extra over the contract price. is not
granted. A committee consisting or C.
W. Bell. Mark W. Norman and lichen
Gilchrist was appointed to investigate
tbeTmatter of continuing the» suit or
Weisholt vs. ill. Town of Daria. ant-
ing in conjunction with the selectmen
with power to cancel if deemed advis-
able. ‘
Mden TrinkouaI oi South ‘Moin
insana Poor seem T
We Sign: 198.90
T 'ronl 8,301.85
waxorssmamm-oumnu’
it was voted that Contractor Pesto,
TIMHINIIEIN SIM
friends in Brooklyn. the past weak. ‘
Miss noun Master visited new I
600ml?
spendingodsyorsein‘sew York.
this week. relative to his moviog~pic-
tore business
Harry Bailey of Brooklyn was a vio-
leor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Olmstead, Lakeview avenue.
over the weekend.
Mrs. St. Claire and non William.
are on an extended visited with rela
tives in Pittsburg. Later they will
visit in the South.
Miss Elizabeth Burchard and Mrs
ldo Williamson of Norwalk. visited
at the home of Mrs. S. B. Hoyt, South
main street, Monday.
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Mrs. A. B. Bailey and daughter,
Mabel of Brooklyn are spending sev-
Olmstead. ukeview avenue.
Theiii-unlessfairisbloclrotliorthe’5'“i
Town Hall on Thursday Friday. See
nrday and Monday. Aug. 26. 27, Ill
and 30. The committee in charge is
eideavorg to make this a grand at-
talr.
Gordon Comatock, of New Rochelle
who has been spending two weeks.
with Mr. and Mrs. George Schweitz-
,Scuth Main street, has returned
home.
lean Seat has completed his course
of studies in the Mergenihsler lino
type school Brooklyn. and has re
turned home. He made a record
course at the school, attaining 99 1-23
per cent.
.H. Edward Kelley returned to his
duties as law clerk in the olhces of
Clifford Hobbs & Beers of New
York. on Monday. lie had been via.
., iting a week with his uncle. John
Kelley. in Hartford.
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a
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
. skirts cut in deep points at the bot:
T embroidered daisies.
Ispcrts. There is a sweater lathe
days last week with friends in ScoitT
wsnnssnsr. low all, .9...
Ir. Mueller 3 Side
0i Beetles. Case
Allen Finished
police have males at the muumT STAMFORD Conn. July 28. —-The
and will have it translated. Whether DenmanHlu Congressional election
it contained news or such seriousness case mach“ The W today where
that would warrant his action could a“ "meme ‘0‘ Mr. W3 was out
not be loomed. Iin although Homer S. Cummings.
Charles F. Cmswell. a “th Tcounsel for Mr. Donovan rescued the
who immediately after the shootingTriat to call in rebuttal if he “5“?“
'took charge of the dead man's chli IFredem-k “9995' 3" Bridgeport i4.
‘dren. said that the oldest hey bod de-l more 8. Bulk“ 0‘ Fairneld G W
elated tint Kovacs had said “he was.wm“eI °‘ "'9 5"" Braid A5800”
going to get the gun and shoe ” Ition, 0‘ 39" York city, A C Wilt-el-
Tbo mind of the dead man’s er, "110 med Mt mm as political
wife was temporarily unbalanced by. scent. and W E humham, of Bridge
'the shock or her husband’s terribleTWr‘I The hearing was The“ adjourn
deed. Boiling a broom $3me to permit in. Hill’s attorneys to
mam. afternoon. sh. made an “.j confer no to the manner in whilll
tempt to kill her three some. and they shell out in evidence tor the re:
".hersell Several neighbors, who mTpondent. ’ While no date 1'0! resump
'been smug: by um mm rushed I lion was set it is expected to be re
to the home and overpowered the; sumed this week.
irentlc woman. i The witnesses called today includ-
. ~ed MéDougaJ Hawks. a New Your
HINTS “our sumac; STYLES lawyer with a summer residence in
IT. Block and white is more onecuvely RidWield. who contributed 8m to
used than ever before—and they form The “”3183 land “Y1” it W“ in
a combination that can be made for “d “1° “1°19 ticket. He Dem-i9"
Imam striking than crimson and grass in this statement. although a letter
.green if one wishes to make it so 1‘“ Wheeler '“5 9'9““! in evidence I”
Silk sport hats. with wide. shading the “‘9“ “I“ he Ind 81"“ The 3100'
brims, sometimes figured and somc- ey ‘0 help M3 Hill-
times plain. are featured by the srrllirl.T Muir 3- 01111”. TWIN? of ”In
milliners. . [Stamford WW0 committee, I'M be M
Points are much used in the new eeived “0 money from Wheeler. Lot-
Ifrocks~there are pointed tunics, and Te” showed ”‘3 the Md WWW L
$200 contribution. but Gurloy said the
tom and points in some form appear money went to Mr. Rounder to con
on many bodices. ."d 9‘ A T06“ “Ru".
Bead embroidery is still used .lnT 4"- ‘- Khalil)”. Dmkhnt 01 W
a new frock the whole bodice, save Bridgeport 3““ CWTW- had 00'“
the sleeves. is covered with bead- tributed “00 whichhesaidwoo "I“
request of W. E. Burnham to aid the
Silk jersey suits are worn for party and M" ‘0‘. 3“! Hill's 3990“"
t benefit.
and skirt. usually sash or scarf to William J Williamson, °‘ Stratforo
match “a o_lt‘en a launty little can; explained receipts and disbursements
with a point on each side. one ending. ‘ ere ‘9 “MT“ I“ M5 "39"" -
in s tassel. the other fastened downT After the 119311118 Mr. Cummings
with a“ ankfiovere‘d button. |lnsde the statement that as be viewed
Wfl-«s‘ «a .- «.anamui-m M! ciao-«out.
Mirabella]
In M It? If
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I Still any sport shirts ”.8 fastened the evidence the appointment olacom-
BlilDGlilPORT. Conn, July 28. ——At .frcm the ha" a) ham with buttons palgn committee and its operations
with} 1mm. spent Sunday at Oak
ors at Rye Beach. Sunday
itedfllast week with his mother, Mrs.
the guests of his brother, William T.
Bertine. meant avenue. Sunday.
Adams enjoyed. Sunday altornoon at
Cali Pasture Beach on the Sound.
er Clara. spent Sunday with Means
Mrs. ”Elias it. Johnson, inNovl I-iov n.
nClown visited with Mr.
Theodore mm in 1‘10““lel Suns neseutstives of the various reactions in
«no,
as on the list of 1914 on Saturday will
have liens filed against their pro-
perty.‘
M -.
no. Msrgiret Drlscoii and Missy
W0".
P. H. O'Neil was lIn Southport one
day last week standing to important
businua.
1‘!
an. and til-n. MliTTTsusn of New
York enleonlwtbe weak-end with re-
iatlveo ind town. "‘ “W
a.
~¢~ - om. .
I the ’lemlngioaAroumnd-vmwtioni
3:3 headduartera 0“ ”Tim "’9‘", 9‘ straight down the bout. This fashion
a" A“ Muthls Morning R‘Was 3W came in in the day or scant shirts.
that. there "a practically no militants when it was a great convenience to,
in the strike conditions at the several
h o a a skirt. that could b un-
snail factofles having contracts with bw; (”gown at. indium
I islands the! 39.;- “limit.“
Cagney and the Samiugtan U. M. C. w“! .VOAIP and stapllhe in heavy.
Conn-r»- wean are to he 093de-
Julie J. Kinder. the medallions 59““ m both. agglfihle fabrics. tor
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his. William Hoyt is confined to
her home on Richmond Hill slider-lag
norms silent. ulcer.
MIT’s Verona. Cook. in company
land and Bye beaches.
ass. Cook. Edmund am._.o ii.
Grlebei and Harold COR were visit-
Stephen Bleak!) of Lakeville vil-
Anna Dietetic. Seminary street.
Theodore Bertine at New York was
dire. C. S. Raymond and Mrs. M. E.
Mrs. Chi-loan Johnson and daught-
lilies Alice Flynn and Miss Annlo
and Mrs.I
~o
The foundation for W. A. Devon
port's now house on Prospect HeightsI
on South Avenue. is under construe,
so
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Charles Taylor, formerly of this
town. now a resident of Long Island.| Ilico
is spending a two weeks' vacation
here. I
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Those who fall to pay borough tax-
” lionol Vice President o! the assoela-T'
“3." “m 3" “mm “ am“ Ry- mmsrss Accolfisn or sun
minus appearinsomeoftbe new;‘
tloa. who has been conducting the
strike. was expected before noon. lie:
was said to have been in New York in
that makes them economical
r
'mcks and Houses. Sleeves are some-I
_ veatigating the tallure oi the RemingoT [Mu laced. from the elbow to the
ion plants to take back striking mo~ “I“ mm“ from the shoulder
chinists. last Monday. in accordance to the elbow. [minu_ ippsar down
was the plan ratified by the mohlu-fmmeg mammal the collar
ista Sathrdd’y night. Keppier and local The lacing! are or contrasting color,-
machinists sailing the strikers main-TmHyI 'tx
loin thfl the lace! management or the. Wool «ml-olden is still used on
Remington plant has raised to carry NEW m. It usually shows
out instructions from men in higher crude. “fight-color! thet remind us of
authority.‘ the a". when the Balkan war stood
All thd,strikers among the building sponsor for so my vivid colors in
crafts, on the Remington plants. I“: out tracks. .
at work. The machinists are m‘a'i'klng you. tap. on circular skirts are:
“time. awaiting Kepplel’s return. mum; popularity. The yoke seems
was simply a means to evade the law
and to expend greater sums for cam-
palgn expenses than is allowable.
William F. Henney. counsel for Mr.
Illiil, said that he saw nothing in the
Affiliates toiadloate on erosion ot the
MMTM Whales were within T...
reason and entirely within the limit: I
thought. .' '
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covme'ron. 6a., July 28.—Tnu
IRev. Willism H. McCart, has been ac-
quitted in Superior court here on the
chance of having plundered Mbonoe
Smith. a nethbor, ‘5 years ogo. In
Cart fled immediately alter the slash
log in 1870 and was arrested upon his
return recently from Hawaii, where he
had been a missionary. the was the
chief witness in his own. Mouse, de-
claring that Smith had struck his
mother and had threatened to kilII
him.
HAW BOY TIMES POiSON.
nnhmns). July is —lmn Die-
trich. 18 years of age, No. 13 idol-teen
' to glve‘more stability to this flaring.
Overcollars are worn with many of street. took his own life. last night, by
the new linen. and Name and Palm- swallowing poison while the family
Beacheloth coat suits. These dollars was absent from the house. He was it
are made oi striped linen. figured cre- :collector at m and mime. amt
'teluplating a restoration onthe ban on .
v.
smears
wssnmeros. July parallelism“
of a new peace move in Mexico at-
trocted attention in afield chaos to-
doy. 4
Advices received here said that. rep‘
mama and tinted. pique and of: I
' HEARD on A can:
An elderly gentleman; of rural
pearaace had hardly seated himself
in the crosotown street car when a
the southern republic were concentrat-
iu‘g their leaders in an elm to bring
about a peace parley either with or
without Gen. Carranza. This move
was said to be in anticipation at a
final appeal by the United States to the
faction leaders to compression their
dimerences and restore
approached him. . .
“Sir, did you lose a $5 bill?” she
asked.
For a moment the farmer «amt
her with a surprised. curious look...
then said convincingly, “Yes, ma’am.
i dill."
peace in Meg? "Then there it is." said4she. hand-
pm said ‘ ing the bill to him. IIlI picked it up
The United S is to 3‘ con- behind you tram the car door." l d
“ e. very much, pining a y,
the export oi war munitions to Melon “a“ V
as a part of “I8 mm to end hostili-
ha enin
-.ties mnrkabie DU 8."
“Oh, I don't think so sir! I believe ,
W ' every one should return the money
FOUND FUR“ WW" $30. in such a case as this. What is there
Taking the trdubie at trying to find €20 remarkable about it?" .3 g
young lady who had renewed him in -
had secured the poison tor the purpose ,
of killing and preserving his subjects:
The boy had not been well of late andI
seemed depressed. He left a note
reading: “1 am better elf to do thin.
and i know it satisfies me better then
the troubles at this we
The body was found by his mother,I
Mrs. Carl ‘J Dietch, and another son,
upon their return.
KILLED BY PEDDLER'IS WAGON. ..
HARTFORD, Conn. July 28. ——-Roso_ , ._
Orflno. ! years old, whose home was at
No. 17 Kilbourn atrepiu was instantly
killed, today. when run over by a pod
dler’s wagon near her home. Wheels
of the vehicle passed over the child’s
abdomen. The police are investigst-I
Forybnrhonesty. monammlnn
if yourtenonts are moving use a
SentineLWIntgAdyp I- I
CALL- us. UP ’
.Kntherine Powers of New York were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ThomaeCorr
on the hack stairs. as though this in- .
the owner or a purse mom I830 in
bill’s after noose picked it up on High
street.yesterday. netted Eugene New-a
T: comb. .oIi'Watesslidry’I, who is visiting
“epitome. Mr. and litre Daniel A.
. Newudlnb; ofWestdlialnIstr-eet. nulls-I
island. was admitted to the, Norwolk
“pom. for medical treatment. .
’ ‘ the institution yosorduy: Mrs. losaph .
. plugs sonar?
molten... ofiflbil
wishes. om
“Why. I lost my :5 bill two years ‘
ego!" . . . , _. I
.and we will rush our trouble
Intun, night around when some
thing like this happens in your
NORWAW HWTAL NOTES. s- ‘
Miss Josephine mchiwsieh of Belle .
PLUMBING
The relieving were embarked non?
cinemas
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