Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 31, 1916 · page 12

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a... .I_ -._-~ _ -._._

ll two-é "u

I‘d rather be young than be
old, 1" rather be warm than
be cold. I'd rather have cool

- satay stored in my bin than
be out when the weather gets
Md. I'd rather be living than
dud. I'd rather have brains
in my head than a lot of hot
air COVered thickly with hair,
or a vacant apartment instead.
“en’s a moral to this little
song—I’d rather be right than
be wrong, I’d rather feel safe
wilt some coal in my house
than be sorry the whole sea-

 

son long.

THE
FERitis COAL
A COMPANY

FLOOR
STAINS

THAT ARE
RELIABL E

ASK US

 

Alberl D. Morgan

(Successor to Chat. E Dow.)

112 WASHINGTON ST.,
‘0. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.

Freight boat leaves_ Pier

m. Freight received at Ncrwalk up to
5 p .nt. and at South Norwalk up to
5:80 p. m.

George F. Foott. General Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-

DnRTATiON LINE. inc.

F. SiLYON
Good Job Printing

' Best Paper, Best Work,

 

Best Price!
. 88 NORTH MAIN STREET

fl 8. NORWALK PHONE 907

 

 

. Clearance _ Sale

 

 

. . Man’s $10 Overcoats. One-
hllf price -------- $5.00
5! Shirts
50c Shirts .

:D. oomi'eb

11 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
97410—31250 Suite.

 

Tlcmu am; orromet.
‘ MT.
'56 Washington St

 

27 Eastl
River, New York (loot of Catherine}
St.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.'

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My into. Such noon: cut down

of iloor you will have.

Hardwood Floors

add selling value to a house ION thanuythinz else you can but Ion!

Our stock comprises the belt of their kind in Oak. Birch and Mink
Any 0! these woods are desirable as they take it hixh polish and hold
it. Whether you are building new or just recovering old floors.
should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind

The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.

 

human to
to instill lllllll

 

house work and are unitary.

The commission appointed by the
last General Assembly to revise Ille-
General Slalult's has .\t‘lll out the fol
lowing letter to Vite members of the
bar in this state. asking tor sugges
tions as to the work -

To the Members of the liar ol Coniict
ticutz—

The commission to lt‘\'l>‘t' the Ma
_. itutcs authorized by the last lit-ner'dI
‘-- Assembly realizes the ditticulty ol
avoiding all rrrtil> or omissions. but
desires. so tar as may I)t‘, to corn-ct
any which hate .ictui'rcd in tlic pub
he acts passed since lIlt' l‘t'\'I>iUIl o:
Il‘JUZ. or. possibly. i‘lt'll ii] that l‘rH

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OF WOMEN’S AND
MILLINERY.

 

33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

FINAL CLEARANCE SALE

SUITS, DRESSES. SKIRTS, WAISTS AND

Out they go regardleSS of cost or value. Come to the big-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.

CLOAKS - we PARIS M’ILLINERY

 

 

.\Illll. It has. lliorct‘tiic. tictldcd to
rcqucsl any llll‘llillt‘l' ”I III!" liar who
.Iias illn'hlli’rtil an} sut‘ll lIl‘Ill'I to cull
tlic seiiiic to the t‘oiiiuiissiiiii‘s ziltcii
Illtlll by toiiiiiiuiiiciitiii; with lie
‘i‘It‘l'Ix Ill Ililn (‘lllIIlf‘l'lItlIL Illl\\\‘\t'r_
til is perhaps proper to point out illill
‘IllE‘ function of thr- t‘tllllilihs‘ltlll is not
to attempt to Il‘upl‘tnt‘ IIW law by
tailoring il in any way. but iiicicl) to
'codify its provisions as llic)‘ iiou cxisl
Tin the last revision and iii lIll‘ public
acts sincc passe-d

’I‘Iic commission “iii In
it.i rrccitc an)" sugar-slum: is to Illl‘
liit‘i‘itiigi iiiciits or tortii ilr woi'i. .\liould
.ttiitc or any ulIlt‘l' lliil‘tl-‘l‘n pi'opti‘lt

MISSES‘ COATS.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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Beers Meat and

6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ti80

within Ilic Sl‘llpt‘ oi it~ tIiliit‘>

ill would like to know “littllt'l
‘llllJlllIit'lH .il ”1" bit! would lilt'lt'r our
I\'UIUI1H‘. \‘lt'll though it lii- Iillll'l' Illlll
IlPl’bUlllt' than the pi‘t’m’lll iciision. to
El tIi\I.~ltill IIIIU Hm or illill‘t‘ \UIUIIII‘S
‘JI‘ IIlt' ln~tlllllt‘t‘ o1 tlic IIItII‘\ .is a N1)

yr .
lit, l

«—

p'littl also'

“Hint

Tristram

 

GAZETTE BLDG.

========t
8. Hyatt

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

 
 

NORWALK.

 

 

 

For men oi women. Guaranteed last Color

handles. strong frames.

 

The Bell Dollar Umbrella Made

LOVCI'S.

A good practical umbrella for everyday use.

A nice line of children's umbrellas.

Atti'akiIVc

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.irntc \olutiic, aim \tlittiiti' llll' iiiiii-

O O
Prousron Co.
‘ ‘Ililh‘ iiol (‘Ullll' to .\liihllllllt. ill platc .il‘;
13 MAIN S'l‘ Illlt‘ lirt-sctll §)Sll‘lll oi .ii.iiot.itions.‘

. Norwalk, Phone 881. more rclciriiccs to can», II) litillll'.‘
volume and page, without auger-snail
In; to Ilic point actually tictidcd
\‘e-ry llllI)‘ yours.
\\'II.I.IA.\I .\I .\IAL'I'HII‘I.

 

 

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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

 

FRESH HAMS . 16¢
. Shoulders 14c
'j Hogs ..... . . . . 14c
i Fresh or Corned Flat Spare-
l ribs........, 121-2c
‘ Best Lard. 2 lbs. 25c

Fresh or Corned Side Pork
15c

Phone 583-2 76 North Main sire

CHARNOK’S

I
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Smoked Tcnduloms of , ~ . Mm George A‘ Davenporh

ft“; lbs Sparerib iqt 28‘ .\Ilh‘. mom.- A Illtu-lltloli, .. will
Sauer Kraut ..... ' ..... 3 5C tittiowti and popular i'csidi-iit ot' \l'iltoii.
Green Bones cut for Cthk- died tit her home iti tiiiit IlIiIil‘ iiitly
ens . IIIIIIIIIIIII 4C lb. \Monday morning “In. Ilillt‘lllltll'l
Everything in Heinzc‘s ;llllil 1109‘” iii l'iiiliii: lividth for Mlilli‘
Pickled Goods. 'iitllc time, but lici‘ tIt‘illIl \\.is lllll\'

Oleomargarine l8t‘ 20c 25c ported and was it .wtci'c ~lioit. Iii lit-r

MARKET

Free Delivery.

host or friends .\‘lic i.~ stiiincd h)
Illlrbltllil. AIII'NI
port. to whom tiic syiiipatliv of tin-
'oiiiiiiunil)‘ is cxti-tidt-il.
mono: for tho

.iicr ticorui- llm I'll

fl 'l‘liv iii mout-

Illlll'lill liiitc not hlI'II

 

 

_.-.-. ._ .m .mmploted.

i
liot'ti .AIlllIllil St

 

is Illt‘ Illtlbl iiiip.ii'liiiil lciiltiri

that wry Ill‘ri value for your iii in.
Prompt free delivery to all parLs

Wall 6. High Streets

 

RELIABILITY

. or our l-‘uriiiturc l
I It IIIiiIU‘?" no tillll'i‘tllltt‘ \llli‘lllt"l‘ .\‘oti ill‘t‘ littl‘iiig ii diittil)’ I’lll'l‘ll'
.\llIlt‘. or good substantial pieces for liiird wi'vice. “you arc sure ol

RAYMOND 8; SON

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

: .loliii, :ihoul HM}
)l‘ill'l‘ iigo. slio wi-itt to'litr \\llIl Ill-“I
Willi-Iv. Jilllll. til \'i-\\
.tilll. tit illl curly lino llllll rcstdrd \Hlll

Iliirius .\‘t t‘un-

jiiiiu llllllI f-Ill' t‘tlllllllt‘ll‘ll lll'l' t-ducn-
-)' RIGHT HERE ilioti. \lllt‘ll hllt' Il‘lllul'l‘ti iii \Viilou rind
of the city dud ourrounding towns. I()UI\ up tl.~- pi'olcimioli of it N'IIINII
it‘ilt'lll‘l .\'lii- iiilllzlll in tin. limit and

t‘opti-r Illsll‘ll‘ls iii Illi‘ll touii. lllltl Ill

Norwalk. Conn. {tho .\‘outliport public .\t'Iiiltih until III‘I'

 

 

illiil'lliiLi‘, and is still Iiclti in tliIcc-.

 

LOUIS NYARY

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0RDER EIIERIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES

Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.

Illlllilll‘ lt‘lllt‘lllhl'illll'l‘ l>_\ lllflll) of Ill'l‘
‘ltll‘lllt‘i' pupils, (in
.\ii' Il‘nt‘llllul‘l iliit‘tivt-iulit yours ZULU.

Iit'l‘ liltll'llilur‘ Ill
lllt') Ilcpiiti Ilousi'ltcopiiiu iii lIit‘ IlIl‘.‘l>

. tittl collar" it" I’ tl- ' '
Connecticut Avenue. Ll in it “tho" toiitii ‘

*‘iilittltill cliurcli “Ill‘l‘i' thm l \ -
Phone . ” ' ‘ m l ‘
497 ~ilii-c t‘t'sltlcd. I

.\llh. llnvi-iipoi'l \\'ii.\ iii ii piit‘licuitir-
_ tr Itlllll Ilt‘ill‘ll’tl .ind .\tit'i‘ill tlispositiou‘

 

 

 

 

 

I Shoulder Steak . 14c lb.
i Frankfurtcrs i5c lb.
i Dixie Bacon 15c lb.

Schullze’s Sanitary Markets

“Wilton (‘ivir Lcttuuc. IIlt' \l'iltou I‘lilllill
li-‘ritnr‘liise League. and tllIlt‘l‘ lot-til so-
gcictios. l‘iitil falling liciiitli mitdc Ilt'l‘
‘.lllt‘lltlllllt‘l‘ impossible. HIH‘ was :lll tic-
tivo member of St, Matthew's cliurcli.
iiud sang for many wars in its clioir.‘
For it number of yours who has horn“
:lw head of \l'ilton‘s one ttiiiiiulitclur-I

3 cans Corn .......... 25c
Florida Oranges

25c. 30c. 40c, 45c doz.

int; conci-t'u. tlic .\'t-u litiulniid whorl

 

; 32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. """"“"‘-‘" 7 _ .
5 SOUTH NORWALK‘ NORWALK' ; ers. lsabclle Fitzgerald. .
. lsaholio. widow ol‘ IIlt‘ Illli‘ IiItIItEHI:

.N _ m... ___«._,..__._.- “n... A..._,_..._ «W _-__-__ Fitzgerald. ilirtt iii itn- Norwalk Hos ‘

 

 

 

 

Kirkman‘s Borax Soap
Selected Eggs .............

Smoked Shoulders. nice and l

 

 

2.: Cottage Street.

Delicious Creamery Butter . . . . .
PurebafLard...............
Loose Oat. Meal ............

fiarfildlcy's Shredded Cod Fish. toc size

A. STULL l

pilitl tester-lay illit'l‘iltl.lll. Slic .\'.‘ist
’50 years old. The iriiiiiins liiit'c lircll
for 25¢ 1,I'niiiorod to tho llllllt‘l‘llilllllil pttl'luritl
12C or liiymtmd .\‘- Sun. on Main strcel.
Norwnlk. when: tlic_\ will remain until
4(" II {tomorrow morning. win-ii filllt'l‘al :zer-
...... ' t. ~ . .- -
l\|(‘t'.\ \‘III be lit-Id from St, Mary's
.
Et'Illll't'Il. ill 9 o‘clock.

 

can .......
l Mrs. Charlotte Crosler.

.\lrs. Charlotte (Yi'osliar, aged 91
wars. died this morning ill. the home
1or her daughter. Mrs. Ann Anthony.

East Norwalk.

 

 

at 183 East ill‘i’llllt’. Funeral services

 

 

-.._.._.__.z -..,.A_, ~.__..

‘TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. Nooii.-«St»lling be:
iciititr more extensive on the partial
iriilly. Steel. the linrrimnns. Reading;
gl-zrles. Anaconda and American Smelt-
Itng showing greater heaviness \vliilo
:>})(‘(‘Illlll93 were acritely wank. Steel
:‘e-ll to Sit ll. lh-lhioiiem Stet-l to 150.
lllllil Industrial Alcohol. Continental
tan. International Nit'ltcl and Texas
mutiny ll‘to 7 points. f‘uniniission
.ir-i . it. to amino in the movement.
htill‘hllllfl an extension oi“ the liquids-
f in to out at tnvrn sources. Traders
. i-rr aiiiioi-t. universally M‘rlnh. has-
.i. 1‘... i.- ”nude on the week-«ml de-

. Iupzm'mn at homo and nbmd. The

: 'MJ tie-Mm ol the Milan tom
‘t' hum at tho. am or values. no

;. wivl’ifil antioxidant bets; recorded oi the «atom of the siren.

I

ll noon. Bands were heavy. IWIII I)? concluded ill 8 0'('IOt"Il TUBS‘
' day morning from tho funeral parlors
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. iii.—Spcc- of David W. Raymond. on West Wash-
inlties made pronounced iiiipi-ovementtiltalmi street. Oti Wednesday morn-
during the mid-session. (‘ruicible illld‘Iillg the remains will be removed to
Lat-kawanmi Steels leadinx the rlHP.:iSIlehlflld. Mano. l'or mteriitont.
Representative sitarca rose only free-t ’
tlonallr. however. and these gains: Mrs. Anton Stommell.
were won lost in consequence oi fur-I Sarah A. Stommell. wife of Anton
:lll'l' Wrfllflll‘fls in l'. S. Steel. iStommoli. died Saturday night at her
. ;I!0llll‘. No. 25 Camp street. The de-
A “upmw 0f the entoflammem Err-anvil is survived liv her husband and
.n,,..:,i,,.... ”f the mud"... (.1 .\iarymM daughter. Funeral services will
will tm iii-iii Tumtay mining iii the}:0 from the home tomorrow afternoon
rumimtai School Hail. to mako rur-ialt 3'3“ dried. IM- E. F. Mcflnnor
:hrr “1.",me go, the ouurtaln- "dictating. interment will be in the
m...“ “m, “m y... ”w“ by the whim Hill cemelery. at ifsnoondsle.
ole-ls in the our future. it is expect-f
ad that tbis'ontorlslnment will be in.
tin 1mm of it Column silence. it»?

 

 

Mrs. Chad. Steiner.
not. t‘liiirleii Steiner died at Nurs-

qoeradr dress will Mil-Nit be one-luau- Home. Sway union. in her
' .3333 year.

 

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.tiiiI was nli :tctitc iiionibor of tho7

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.ielil ill lIlt‘ .\'tmtli Nilt'\\alli (‘utigi‘c-i .zfiO”?,:”v”o”0”0”:”e”o”e”0“.”o”o”o”o”o..ono”:”:“,_a”:

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;.itiiiiittl church. ’i'ucsdiiy .iIIt'lllUUIl Y 6:.
:it ‘3 Ito. Ilc\ Mi Staph-ton olljtititiiig. .3. .0.
Iiiti-iiiictit will Ilt‘ lll It'.‘.ci.~idc il'IllL‘ 09 . :
: ~30
ll‘l’). 00 .
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Funeral oi Mr. lekiyan. .3. . . 0:0
The t'ciiiiiiiis ul \\’illi.iiii ‘i'iioi'iiloii .3. 5'
e
lihlilyrlll, who tili'tl l-‘iiiiiiy inoiiiiiig at .3. 0.0
‘ Kt'IItlgtl.’ .~ticct, \ti-ii ll'llllllttl tioiii : 0:0
Ilic Into Iiotiic )l‘rlllilil) iiioi'iiiti: to .g. . .t.
Ilml \liii‘s “All on Main >llt‘ll, up» .. J t R d L O
. . . , . .3. US CCBIVC a at e v
imtii, \lIIt'll'. .llllllllL .tii :ilittiiii.ttitt ill . .0.
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Hooch. IIiH \\t'it [lIiil'i‘tl loi ltitit-t'al 30 Sh. f .
. 00
-~t-i\it‘i-.~, \tliitii \‘l‘li‘ liilii .it 3 lit) 0:. I lpment O :
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ti't‘IUtIi .\'tuics ill III1‘Iiil5 illltl ll'Iil' .. .
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Inn. \\tlt‘ piiwiil 'iliv cliuttli rt‘l‘ .. . O,
. . 0's
.ltc um iotidiitlcd lit Ilm t In llzil' .:. z
to ti.i:«*iiii ol ‘lll‘ .\'or\\.il|\ .\I Ii .‘. la S .0.
lIIIIlI'II. .‘lllt‘l which llll'lllllt‘l'\ ol :0 I I 0;.
t'tn‘liclltii' 'I‘llluu I ll Ii .\I, lll‘ItI mt“ .: ..,._:u 0.0
\lt't’> \\IlIt'Il \\l‘IO‘ t'ulltllllll'ti in ii .3. ‘ I a.“ 0:3
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tiidtlulilo iii.iiiiiti. llir .tItlIlUIl : A“ the lateétj|1916 Spr‘n .:.
"Otto Swwllt .\‘olniiiii 'l‘liout-lil" \\.l' 0:. .0.
l‘tlltlt'lt-il II\ II ll I'tilllll‘ti .\Ii'ltlbclh .0 d I
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of \\'iiiion:i l ouiiiil, .\'o ‘11'. lluiw oi 3. m0 6 S. 3.
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I’tll‘llilllltl“. l‘dltl Ilicir l;i~t |t'\lll'i‘l~ to 3. :
tlivil lll‘tt'i‘lt-‘t'tl litiitlicl‘ \It‘liilicts of .3. ‘ "~ ‘ _ ‘3.
t‘ocltvno 'l'Iilic, in ii bod}. l'rtul'll‘tl tiiiv . M0 1‘”th antit‘ipat- .’
lt'Illlllll> Ill It'I\t'I>ItIl' “molt-rt, \vIll ic ..' mg the need of a new '3.
illit‘lllll‘lll \\'il.~ lillltlt‘. 'llic Itilll'llt'ill .‘ 5‘
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l'l'.\ \\t'it' A, l. .\‘t-iii'li-r. lliilpli lx‘iiapp. :. carriage had better 3.
l) .\l. lii‘iiiutoii, l-‘.dw.rrd J 'l‘iiyloi and :3. can and inspeCt out‘ '3.
’l‘lioiiiiis llmtm and limiri ll. Payne .z.
to new assortment. oe
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.. . _. . . . 'e
I'unual of Mi. McGaiiy. .0. Prices “0m 9..
'lur lutirml oi l‘Iioitiit.~ .l .\Il‘lilll’l') 3. 6.
Mn IillLt‘I) illlt'lltll'tl lIll> Iiioiiiiti; : O
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~llimi. ill b Iiit ii'iloi'lx .\ lt'i|lllt‘lll .:. 0 :.
0
Illlll'tilI muss \t;i.~ l‘t'Ii'IlTlill‘il at ll 2’ z
o'clot I. l'oiii .\‘l \lllll'I‘ l litii'cli by lit-r .0 .3.
.l .l .\Illillllllll‘br. .\Il’S .\IIM'I‘I Ilosc. 00 .3.
during Illt‘ wiwit-c, stint: “O l‘io .. fl . \ ‘ HOLD ..
.. IF YOU LL SELECT ONE NOW WE WILL 3
JR“! iiiid "lliii- .\‘ucch Stilctiiii .. 0:0
i'hotht." As IIlt‘ body "fills II"I\llig_ 3. IT FOR YOU UNTIL WANTED. 00
Ill“ t‘llllltIl, \lr~~ Iloso snug "Lind : 0O
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Mildly I.i_:.'lil." 'IIit' IlilII'Ill‘iiI’l‘I'h “on“ t .0.
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John Lucy .‘ill-l \\’:Ili:iiii [tin-no), Tiic

national church, and intcriiit-nt will be 0.0

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llouci'bcttrcrs \l'cl‘t‘ .loliii ll. Sliding. 3
and John ll \IIIlll'. ol lIIl‘ Spanish 9:. ..
\\'itr \'ctciiin.~'. liilt-t'iuciit was in .\‘l .0 us oa S .
Man‘s (‘t‘llll‘ll'l'). 9:. ’l
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Funeral 0' Mr8~ Cumminea- .3. just a few more of those wonderful bargains. Beaver 0:0
The funeral of Mrs. Frances E. .3. . .z.‘
l‘uttitiiiiips, widow of t‘ougresstiuiti 0:. TnmmCd Collars and CUHS- .0.
Amos J. t"tiiiiiiiiii;_.a. 0! New York, was : .3.
livid this afternoon at :2 o‘clock from". “ 3
to Ifiiyvicw atomic. The services \\l‘l‘9 .. al $12 50 $16 50 $18 00 3’.
.‘III charge of'llev. John Staple-ton, ‘9 . . . .z...
pastor of the South Norwalk (‘ongre-fze . x.
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——-—- SPORT NOTES.
Funeral 0' Mrs. Tait. Reserved seat tickets for the Blue
Funeral s'l'w'lws or Mrs. mi"""h°‘h.ltibbonNorwalk gnme‘toniplit at the
’l'ail wcrc Ill‘ItI Saturday allernooul
from 1‘. It. Stamiard's funeral parlors
at 2‘30 ”“0”" They “'9'“ in “llal‘gvianother big crowd to witne'ss the
“I R9“ 0 n “all“ mm” or llll’lgame. The :Noi'wnlk team will pro
Nor-walk M ii. church. Burial follow. bably line tip the game its lttst's week‘s
“I i“ Illi'i‘l'l’illt‘ (‘t‘llll’lf‘l‘l'. tgamn. with the poesible substitution
..__. 'lot‘ Brotherton t‘or Mullen. "Brud"
Funeral of Miss McEwcn. has been going good this season, al-
The funeral of Miss Annn J‘ .\lc— though he has not had much chancet‘o
Ewen. who died Friday night at B‘prot‘ohis qitttlit'losus it bitsltotballplny-
Franklin "venue. was held this after-.8“ but it Is probable that the 3'0““?
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the parlors St" will be given “ chance to work
of p. D. Sittiinnr'd, Rev. E. F. Mc- tonight. against the champions of the
Gregor ofllciated, interment following 'East. Leonard m" intro another
in Riverside cemetery. chance to show GPO-l'gP'blllllll tip. and
the popular "Becky' will undoubtedly
be much Ill evidence. Droi'i’uss. “The
Manhattan '.\lnr\'cl." will ho in the
lineup of the locals. tutti if he puts up
as good a game- with Not-walk tonight.
as ho did for Simulord Saturday
Iiiithl. tho Iot'lll firm will have nothing
to kirk about. Swotisoii. “'I‘liv l-‘Iy-

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Armory have been selling fast. and

the latest reports are. that there

 

CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends, A. J. Collins & Co.. and
Wilden Hat Shop for their kindness
during our ri-ccnt bereavement.

Mrs. J. H. R0011?) and lutiiiiy.

 

"-w - . in! Swede." will alflo be in the illuo
Minstms Ho nurtso anxious for job) Ribbon lineup. or will also Ed Roach.
~Heve you t'l'f-f taken can- ot who played a mood Kline slain“! Slim
twins? tonrsiilurtiuy nliiht. and Clinton. one

Nurwdur‘. ins‘iun! With me. of the best tar-u the gum. lillfl ever
(with is the "tum thins. ‘Nrw York known. Will these all!" in the w
:puiilns lineup. the Scrum has my

 

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will

he sure of a greut game. and the 10ml
tcam will have to go at top speed to
puss llie I'lt‘idgcpol‘t quintette.

CRAIG—~DRlSCOLL.
\t'cddin: Ill ltl

cliurt ti.

.\ \t'I'_\' pi'oliy was
:m morning. :it St. .\iat‘y's
when Francis 1‘. Flute. ol‘ llost‘ionmiitl
Elizabeth A. Driscoll, of Nt)i'\\;illt.
were united in marriage by llrv. 'l‘ .l.
it'lnn,attl19nupitai mass ill h‘lh
tltii'ly. The host man I‘lll‘d'ul'll
Drisooll. brother of the bride. and lb»
bridesmaid was Ellie-l Callahan. ’l‘lie
rlltlr of the Blessed Virgin was tipprrr
printcly ilocortilod for lIli‘ occasion,
by sodiility of tlic (‘iiildrcu of
Mary. of which llic ‘Itlllll‘ was :i Illi'i'l
lit-r.

W‘d 5

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RAID CASES POSTPONED.
NEW LONDON. .luu. ill. All of tho
(-tisoi arising from the mid by too
state polirn of iills-gi-d paiitliliiu: ll'
sorts i-nily Sunday lll irnlttt: itiivr Ill't it
ptmtponcd until Sallll‘lll)‘.

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A tww lulu-rim! cuttuiit was hum,
-n the Ilt'fll'lll theatre ilm lllol'lll'lll.
-lxii~. helm; ti urn-at imprmeiiwm orni-
the cloth curtain which "led loionmy
tn plurc at that theatre. I

one“ unmask" W”.

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