1.1. First delivery
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York harbor.
'waa received and accepted.
SS in the storm.
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.EMAL ATTENTIVN
IV gnu.
NORWALK ORDERS
.ree delivery at any time 11
leaves at eigh
detach. TELEPHONE order:
131-.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
your
69 No Mail street
For the Holidays
CIGARS
In boxes of 12, 25, 50.
TOBACCO
CANDIES
In boxes or pound; also
Christmas Candies l
NUTS i
All Kinds and Mixed j
, FRUITS.
Any Kind You May Wish.
We have some Fine Figs in
Glass lars
GROCERIES VF. GET ABLl-LS
O. HASJEN ;
Randall‘s 1310.111, 113. Norwalk. 1
Phone 1522
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The. meeting of Friendship Assoc-la»
ion. No. 7 scheduled to he held Tues1
day evening at the home of Mrs,
Marsh Thatcher, in Rowayton,
postponed until next Tuesday evening
lit-cause of the traffic conditions.
which did not enable those in ltow-
nylon to get there, the weekly bowl-
ing session of the Commuters" club
scheduled for Tuesday evening 1111.;
postponed.
The early trolley cars this morning.
went as far as the residence 01' Chan.
l1‘. Mills, of Highland avenue, but it
was reported that efforts would be
made during the day to break through
the snow as far as flarien, and if poa-
siblc to Stamford, as it was expected
that cars on the Stamford line would
open up Lhe line. to 'Noroton. and per-
haps further east. Rowayton
dents were pleased to see the
minutes.
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AIR—(v
AND
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was_
rest-i
('al‘n '
- I again. even though it is only every 40‘
THE SOUTH NORM/ALA hinnthu pawn»!
I. ‘- (‘Iii liq.
JtAd Ill
l~i11 dc amount will be held briday
eieuiug and (llfiti'fs for the (llsuillglliuu 1.. t 1 1.... 1... t
”ti-ill: to be i.-
yeai will be trlet'.ted It
the opiuioii that Chief 'l‘. .l .Kirk MliS
tie reelected without opposition
1
able space in the pre>eiit post oilicr. it
has lJt‘Lll derided to lemme the post
otiice from the llui'i‘outt building to a
building that thc Westpon Water 430.
is to erect, For some time there has
been much Hidence that a more do
1 sirahle place is needed for the pu>i of
Slice, and Horace liurlliutt, who opus
‘lllt‘ building in which the pom office
is 110w located, is willing to cancel a
iiveyt-ar lease the government has on
the building. in the present building
there is no entrance for the rural cur
riers and by reason of this they have
been delayed frequently.
I
The town is recovering front the big
snowstorm which arrived Monday and
traffic is moving a little more. rapidly
today than it hits since Monday after-
noon but conditions are far from nor-
mal and it Is thought that it will be
the traffic is llfltk
storm hit
iiuiiibt-r of wires
and pole» down on Turkey iiill aim
the first trolley car to get through
i111 1- Monthly loathed here at ;’1o'(‘ioclt
'Iticniiiy afternoon. The electric light
1 sy1.tciii W34 out of" commission :til duy
‘S'I‘ut-mltiy. Trolley service all lllt' w11:t
bridge with at it sliiiid~tili
-t1\1 1.1] ti Us lit tort
ll
llt’f‘t‘ Tim M1
w hot e 11 its bct'ore the
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Mrs ilowurd \\'11llmott i~1 impr'loiing -S" ‘1‘“1‘” ”W‘mHS“ SS SS“ SSH“ SS
:1tI1-i 111 illllt’ss m up“ “wk... itiiut t‘ulllllllt'lli Sillt‘t‘. Motion) 111th
Dr. If. M lli‘llllt‘il, ”1* Smut.“ nu. \ll'n Susie l’uli of limoklyii. dittigl. l' ‘
““9. is spending the week with ltl‘ ol' \\i|iinm ll. Willmott, is visit» POPLlAR AMJSEMENIS
“Irit-nds in lintfil'ndd' Muss. 1:11.- hcr brother and his wifc, Mr. and.
____fl_ Mrs llowiiid \\'iiliuott. in the Scliliclit 1
Since the mow .1ltll‘lli, Urge flocks i111; S'SSS‘k- !
of sea- gull: (ll: [111 1 on ”'11 Hit)“ “11111.; i “TW'N BEDS'
lite meadows “f m, cr11-k 'lSilt‘ goit ownod by ilctiry Purina
1\\llil'll bits lli‘t'll the cmy ol' till the 3.4““, .1111. ('1,” :1lr111.l,1 1'11111111
Harold ilitl‘. o!‘ l-‘mt 11111111", wit)
recently MIL; iipci'ilwi 1111111 for lit'i.l1‘
appendicitiii, in improving wry iiiphi .
1". For the first time, filllCt‘ his ill-
Lucas, he was “MP to walk yeah-1'11;in
Paul Bartram
‘nllr clt‘rk in the
of if; t iivt-nut‘,
\‘ogt‘l store,
>'r«-t~t, will re-
Vogul
pop-
iil ‘_.ll.l
Illl
‘Slturday of this week.
Warren 1Shuf1‘lt. of Edlie avenue,
will on Saturday of this week resign
his position with 'l‘. lllllt'li, Fort
street grocer. .‘.ii' Shufclt is to have
dilrge of tin uuioiiiobilt- of the Acltt'l.
Merrill (londlt 1‘ompatiy.
,All M “' "“1“: on the [Cast Sid»
\ are fairly passable with the single cx-
Mtion of' Howard avenue. Tunin-
alters say the snow on this street
makes it impouaiblc to drivc thereon.
To make deliveries clerks are obliged
to walk.
The thrcemimtcd uclioouer “Rhoda
inclines” will be towed from the docks
S '10! the St. George Pulp & Paper Com-
pay. some timc. this afternoon The
-'Qchooner will probably head for New
The “Holmes" is well-
lnown among the older watcrmen
law. The schooner, back in 1891,
1m accustomed to carry large car-
goes of coals to Norwalk dealers.
lira. Edward Morrison, formerly of
Van Zant direct, more recently a res-
ident of upper Not-walk, died last
night In the Norwalk Hospital.
The third district commissioners
held a special business meeting last
night. The rcnignution of John D.
Carr. as one of the commissioners.
Several
game's for a successor to Mr. Carr are
being conaldoird. but no decision has
S been reached as yet.
Three. gangs of linemen are sy:'-~
tematically rcpiiirirvg the lines of tha
municipal station which were crippled
It is cxpcctcd that :1
fourth gang will llt' put to work today.
Every street in the third district is
1being gone over carcfully. that every
item of trouble might be discovered
and remedied. The superintendent
uni commissioners ask that if your
lights are not now in working condi-
fim to so notify thc electric light sta-
tion. who will respond with reliet
lmeasures.
—XMA8 SPECIALS S 1
S‘Good only for the rat of this week
Good Rice. 5c pound.
Tomatoes. 3 cans 20c 2
finger Corn, 3 cans 20c 1
~SBeaua. 7 1-2c pound
us Creamery Butter, 32c lb.
S n'a Codflsh. 16c
~— Meaty Prunes 10c lb.
: of the above to store. Gut-
- v. 63 Osborne avenue. Phone
‘Tt'llnlii f‘lllltil‘t'll Ill town, lius bot-n sold,
with i“: llIlrllt‘SH :tiid wagon to (APO
lloolcy. the Railroad 11111111111 butcher,
to lilitlit' his t-liiliii'cn linppy.
’I‘lit- funwul st‘rvit'c for “Sillllllll l-I
Reynolds, who died at his late homo
on lJtI‘tl)’ :111-11111‘. .Soturduy
was held Tuesday at 2:30 p. 111. iii-
chiirgo of llt'v. S. E. Lawson pus-lot,
of the Methodist church. The body
wits token to Mount KIM‘U for inter
Illt‘lli. .\'-i'. lfnytiolds win; born at
top Luke. and lived then1
yours, condor, to thi< low 11 lliltllli f1u
years ago, whom he soon giiiuco pcu
t-riil Ti‘flilt‘t‘l. lie Wit.“ oi‘
disroaiflon, iiiid iii ('Illlfit‘illll‘llt't‘ of :111
iiilniont which cumo upon him rn't‘t‘lllly
'Cl‘o
thl‘I‘
i1 rvlii'iu'
wits 111111111111 to form many ii1=s01-tiiti1111::'
but llt‘ hiid :1 plousuiit smile for :1”. l1.-
wus :11th TR, iiiid had been :1 lllt'llll)t‘f‘
of tho \‘lctliodi-I church :11
l..'il\l‘ for llllll}_\' tours.
(li‘oltip
A coiiiiv .H‘S'y i‘lii'ix'tnt'iMrci1 on
-111 Ill lit-cit planned by
1t'liool lllliS.i|i'lii(‘3 for ’I‘liurnduv llcc.
:13. In former years. most of the grades
have had small celebrations of thcir
own, ouch in itfi. room. This your it lh‘
plunncd to hold one. big celebration in
the Town Hall. and to have a big trce
while. the children are practising five
old-time (‘iiri'lmns hymns to sing on
the occasion. it is hoped that the at»
fair will prove so pleasing that in
subsequent years a larger celebration.
with 11 bigger trce out in tlic‘ opening,
may be arranged. so that parents and
friends~ull the town——m11y enjoy it
because of the limited necommodtt--
ions, only a few guests can bo invited
this year.
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'SAUGATUCK
Miss. Etiiei Sherwood has returned
from a short visit in New York.
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Miss Ethel Tovey spent the week-
and with friends in New York.
a. student at
is visiting relatives here.
Francis W ukeman,
Y 11lo_
IS. A. Pnrdy has returned from a
. visit with relatives in Syracuse.
1111-. and Mrs E. B. Bradley, who
have been visiting in New York for
setcral dam have returned home.
Miss Marlon Wakeman, who at-
‘ tends the Yale Art School, is spending
:11 few days with relatives here.
:tftc'llonii.S
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tth
'll‘tilli one 11ml of 11111 country to the
biggest hit:
"Within tin
"Rolling
'oilu-i' of Illt‘
of 11111 past llii'ct' nt'tlhtllls
"lliidci' Cover."
"’l‘hc Show Shop." and “The
Lie,“ will further entrt-nrh Illl'fllM'l
.\‘t'.\ in iocul l;I\tli', by their [Il't'fil‘llllt
iioii at ”1“ lit-gcnt on t‘liristiii'is llity
11f Illt‘ Iiiugli t'catlynl b}
Salisbury Mayo.
11:1 sponsor:
‘ 111111,"
lStolit-s,”
"I'wiii livdfi.”
Flt‘iil and Margaret
lwhicli littn just concluded, iii lilt‘ liiir ‘
ill .\‘11\'.' \ork. 11 run oi
‘11:; on liltltithii,‘
"'l‘win lltd " 1v. :1 \1'liolosome, rapid
ly moving I'j.pti>1illtll\ of tlic dlilicul
Slim llitii uro' t‘fit‘tlllllit‘l‘l’d by dwellcrs
Sin t‘uahionublc lui'gc upurtmcnl houscs.
'who find the enforced neighborliness
.of these pliltt’ii not at all to their lik
lug. mid who. in their futile efforts to
cscupc it, involve thcmsnlvcs in in
numerublc complications. Suits go on
.sulc next Monday.
n~ I'lit'iit i'v'
tilt,» 11111 \..1
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' ALLEN PLEASES ANOTHER
CROWD.
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Moving“ was shown to
forgo audience .It the licgcnt 'I‘lit‘ntr"
liiu night by thc llllly Allcn Mllslt'lli
St‘o. “Keep Moving" title
for thc show, for it is a good that en-
tcrtninniciit. The “Beauty Chorus"
particularly has a fast time of it, us
they are “kept moving" to the melo-
dies of not less than fifteen catchy
singing and dancing numbers. while
Billy Allen and his assistants are kept
esually busy putting over new conicdy
stunts ut the rate of a laugh it min-
me.
"A Night. tit the Wintergttrden." to
be shown this evening for the first
time llt‘lt‘. is a ‘musical revue“ of tho
kind so popular in New York at th‘
present film. There i5 11 constant
shifting of scenes. and the musical
Snovelties, specialities and comedy in-
cidents follow one another in quick
succession. “The Time. the. Flow and
the Girl" will be played tomorrow 11f-
tcrnoon and tomorrow night for the
first time at popular prices. For Sac
lurti'n 111.1111 no and night “The Ding
[but Family." a cartoon musical show
is advertised. Dolls ale to be given
ithe. children at the Saturday matinee
land Saturday night a new idea culled
S"Husbands Evening" will be the extra
attraction. Quite a number of entries
have been registered for the Charlie
Chaplin contest which takes place to-
imorrow night. ~
"Keep
is .1 good
BROKERS WANT COMMISSIONERS
LONDON. Dec. 16. 2:45 a. m.—-’l‘he
question of whether brokers would be
Ipaid 11 commission for the sale of
American securities under the plan of
Reginald McKennn, Chancellor of the
Exchequer. for the. mobilization of
such securities. has taken the Treas-
ury authorities rather by surprise. the
point not having been considered be-
Mr. and Mrs William P. Dixon baVo1torehand at all, according to the finan-
returned from a short visit with some
friends in Bridgeport.
There was a large attendance at the
Sturltey auppér given by Temple lodge
.K. of P.. Monday night, despite the
chi] column of the Times. Its im-
portance, however, is fully recognired,
how that it has been brought to no-
tice, and It is stated that some ar-
"Wwement will be made to meet the
case. 1 ,Afgi;
'1llit 'alJllLiti melting of Ihe “1411th
Because the iui'ul free delivery car ,
,riers iii “Sestpoi't do not have mail-S
imi'iuwu 1111.11111 Willi.
‘LvukuAU‘U AIUUA 1.10“ ULICI
the lnnttu, tunnel; 1 owe mud int-.1
«.;;niio1
,v ... ., u“ iii. .LLIU\ID of tilt
ii.....1..1, 1.1111. in mi. «11...; gnu til 1.:
.il ttlt' Olkuatu \11Q1A1\ , ..11t “hunk“,
:-hi.rr~tiipiiull pay“; in 0111.4. t.» L11.
“.11111.
\14111l.\1.1 was 111 lot-ti ...:1. ulgiu
anti lit" \» 11> «1.11mi upon IU spoon.
A AAl
“11.1 111011.. 1.1.1.11 11(111‘1}, \tiltit' i.
11.1: li1-t intthcu.
freight conditions.
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U111. oi totitiiiiuus. Slim:
ttiuniiwi’ oi totnincitc at Any Hun-Ii
tot ths 111111 to 1.111 to that city. but;
NHDUUUS HII‘ a Huge boitt Ul lilont-y
oats ~11 11.1-u. it “as bliltl, from Acw
liliirn pt'tiplt', but only “you oi 1.
“as sultan ttl Coneltlcl'uule moth},
nae slit-til liilllii. up i.“ iat'lot‘)’ fill it
large business as it had over a million
and a hull dollars in omen-1 on its
books. il1't'du>c or" financial aitlicutr
ties, due to associates, the COIllD~IIU1
thuugc of ith‘ A‘Uul
.tt Jim's du 11.111.
1.111 11. u. iILUn LLLLtt
» d) ‘. 1131‘
Vvi‘lil lillt) batiltiuptt'y. Since. that
1111111 tilt) have been doing consiur; ‘
tibir l'tpziif‘ woik,
’l‘ht iit'in ildn‘ an tisfiinibling factory
in Ohio.
Richard H. tloidcn said the m 111
per-s ot’ the board would be making it
hit: Inthlalw If they took olllciul ac
tion 11111111111; the proposition 11.1 :1
bouid. but 11.: 111111111: liitilllUU'dlS could
Sllllstl‘illt‘ or lt‘l .-..< 19111 saw fit ll.
said ii‘lt Iloaiti of Trade in days gone
b) had plenty of sutli tllllltfl‘lilliltlt':
'l‘lie ii1-il1otl of the board, how'etv
11.13 1111' to Trillifl'ASA‘UC for sloth, o. to
1111111131 .1 Mock pl’tipt1~illull. but to
lltl\ loud for :1 lli’iu 1111.1 pity tint-,1
it for .1 llllllilii 1' of 11-211'5.
l: .l Itcyuolds mmuhml lbc 1'111'11111
~t.:1111': oi' Illt‘ t‘itniciori pi'optmmon.
-.111i if w:1,1 our of tin- boot up
portunitics lll~' ('li) i111» ll1iti \fiiSl'lSl‘i 111
111111111 time. and will I‘\t‘l‘ MW tiguin
tor 1111111' lllllt‘ lillm to 11111111 Jtlflith
.\ l1‘|\nt1 r'lltl ind 1111111,.8 under
stood that it \\’:l:~ tli1- tltll‘i I'lljf‘i'S 11!
t1--~ bouid oi lflitlu' to iiiwstituttv just
cllt'll lirtlittmilltllin tho t‘unn-rou
t‘ompaiiy oflvred l'poii motion oi “oi
ii.~ Ilpslv in, i'll‘filtll'lli 'l‘.1\it':' appoint
‘Sltl “is. 1 (lion l1}p:‘1itl and liood
1111 :1 11111111”th to 111i-i1 into ll11
\1Sllt.\ (it be lit: tt1'i‘.
liin:«1uuch as the 111111111111.- adjourned
for two weeks from lust lllgitl. liei'ii-
11rd J. itcytioida who dried 113 Mich.»
tiii'y of the tutotiug in lllt‘ 111151‘111'1- oi
l-l. l1}. t't‘owe, suited it w luld not be
tiiir to kecp the t‘umcrou tii'ni undecid-
ed on tho matter, and upon his motion
Ull
z'1i'l
1...
lie
it '111 voted to llni't‘ the committee ro-
por to the prcaidcnl on Saturday of
this wot-k. and that a spetiui meet-
ing lu- held on Monday of mud Wt‘t‘k.
The committee will fills :1111 (‘ottl‘sf‘ 111
(h;- liit'c~:tiguttoii they {me tit.
As 11 rcsult of 1111131.? demands
mode upon his tiiiic, .ludgc .I If. Ta)‘
for fool~ 121:1! he could not xlv.‘ illc
bouil‘. 2.11i'virc us its president.
fir \Hlii urged to ttikc the permanent
prnidcucy" but. acknowledging his
thanks to his friends for their 1111p-
poi't, he declared he liitd not the time,
tind would not work through substi-
llllt‘h. lie snid thitt when 11 1111111 came
to the city to we th'c fiend of the board
of trudo_ lie \\'lllllt‘tl him to be on lituid.
Judge 'l‘uylor niciitoned the name of
Christian Swni'tz, and dcciarcd he
would he an cxccllcut selection. The
members voted to authorize .ludue
Taylor to appoint u conimlttcc to se-
rum names for the presidency.
After he had oi'fcréd, on behalf cf
the second district coinniiasionern‘ the
use of the council chamber or court
room for the board's moldings. Stephv
on S. Hutch spoke. against tlic' evils of
qui‘ubliug, and said there were niways
u cértafn few who opposed and quihht»
ed on matters of public welfare
rM. Golden said Norwnik didn't quite
deserve .\fr. Hatch‘s criticism. There
was no more attractive pldée, he said.
pt'opt’l‘
than Norwnlk, and if 11 than didn‘t'
mnkc'fi. aneccss of himself here it was.
the fault of that man and not the city.
MUNICIPAL PlANT ALMOST
IlP T0 ITS CAPACITY
An interesting statement was made,
last night, by District Commissioncn
Stephen S. l-littch, who pointed 11111
that the downtown municipal (‘it‘tflrlC'
light plant is now almost producing
its entire capacity. Should any large'
nianui‘uctories locate at this end ml
the town it would in all probability
mean that a large addition would have
to be built onto the plant.
MOOSES BIG TIME. l
C. L. Dennis 'Dictator, of Bridge;
port Lodge. .\'0. 289, Loyal Order of.
Moose. together with several other
officers. will pay a fraternal visit to.
South Norwalk Lodge at Moose llomef
this evening, when the members will;
be addressed on Mooselieart.
Brother Dennis has recently return
ed from a trip to Mooaeheart, and has
much in store of interest to every
Moose. The entertainment commitv
tee has made special plans for this
evening, and every member is request-
ed to be present. The meeting will
be opened with the regular order of
business. after which a class initiation
will be held, the degree being can
[erred by the officers of the lodge.
Matters pertaining to the masquer-
ade ball to be held in Music Hall, New
You'd Eve. will also be taken up by
the committee in charge. . I
.. uptown.
..iia :‘unu 1 14.31.1151...»
Whiucn Wheeler.
Whitson Wheeler missed away .\lon
day morning lkcember 14th, at Sail-
ora' Snug llaitbor. Mr. Wheehr wa‘
wellknown here. and until rcspt‘tltd
ltuentl, his condition ace-mod some
what improved and the sudden sad
news topic as a shock to his l‘ulilli)
lie we» a member of the East avenue
M E. church, and of Butler Lodge. l
0 O. F. For many years he was a
marine engineer, and was lattr engug
ed in the newspaper business. He
survned by a wile, filis
liiiogene Roberton, of Flanders L
Mrs. Susie 'Bayles, of Port Jefferson
Station, and one brother. Eustace ll
Wheeler of Valley Stream, l.. I, Ser»
vices were held this morning at the
Harbor, after which the body was 1811
en to the family plot in i‘edui‘ liili
cemetery, Port Jefferson, 1.. l. for 111
torment.
in
I“ 0 elders.
Mn. Edwin C. Mourlson.
Carrie l... 35 years old. wife of Ed
\‘I'in t‘ Mourison. died last night at
[er a long illness, at the Norwalk
hospital. Besides her husband, Mrs
Mouri'son is survived by her son, John
H. Quintard. Mr. and Mrs. liioui'ison
were for 111:111y years residents of the
East Side, where they are well known
but recently moved to \i‘iltoii avcnu1-_
Funeral services will be
bold Saturday afternoon at 2 o‘clock
from 2 Osborne avenue. lllit‘f'lllt‘lli
will be in East Normalk cemetery.
Lorenlo Nichole.
Lorenzo \Slt'llttla‘, of liedding.
at the llanbuiy hospital Tumdny 1111111-
ing iii’tni' an illness of M‘l’t‘l'dl \1‘111l1.~
duration of heart 1111111111», .\lr Nit-l1
ola waie seventy yours of 111:1-
died
sided in ltetldinu for 11 iiiiiuiwr of,
yours ’i'liv body wits tukcn to ill: ln'c
linnu- todiiy Interment will tnkc f|lli1'“
in Ileddiug cemetery. llriiin-hvillv
Michael McMahon.
.loliii .l \it'Mahou, of lfiriincc rll'tt'“
uptown, local freight conductor, has
lwiruvd oi' the dcatli of his father,
Michael \l€\l:lll0n. aged 1‘13 in
St Vim-1111131 Hospital. Irldlzt'poi't.
'l‘ticsdny.
years
_._.
Funeral of Mr. Robinton.
'i‘lit- fuut'i'ul of David
from lii~ l1'tlt~ home, No. C. Cottage St,
East Norualk, Friday afternoon
2'30 o'clock.
The Nov.
and ro .
1
lilltltlt’h‘ lioli-‘
insoii who dit'd yesterday will be bold,
MS
Ralph Harth'. Dnet‘r oh.
i
South Norman ling-f1: '.I.I'1.1'. \‘lS.
officiate. and she remain \1.li or plan ed
111 the receiving vault at Rnerplde
cemetery. i‘r1ends are rvquwlt’d to
kindly omit flowers.
Buy a
WAlERMAN S
PEN
For a Xmas
Gift
Ii
suit
Doint does not
the owner it
can be exchanged af-
ter Xmas.
The best pen made,
144 PENS ALWAYS iN
STOCK
Donnelly ’s
Stationery
Store
Every pen guaranteed.“
THURSDAY. DEC 10, 1915
a
MARRIED MEN “DIOR:
The married mien showed out etc
hing. at the Not-walk Bowling Alley.-
that they still could roll the pins, and
defeated the Single men two gano s on.
of three, The third and dt't'iding gunn-
uas a \ery tant’ one, the brindit:
1111111111,; will Jul-t one pin to dine-
'l [.0 Stnl‘t‘
Married Men.
ltose 3'1 87 .\_’
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