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AOOOCIATED PIES. NEW. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL wtlg AND OUR OWN o PERATOI. . . ‘ _ ,
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totals of the lien England lsaac it. Williams and Harv E. loo.” andlrs. Cyras I. lanes, of
Manufacturing Company, flaking Protest Innocence
' "‘ 'one , or ore Wlf vv. "fl
“item; for lilies. Say It is Murder, out viiii llang "Friday: mi, Partial M a... i‘.’"‘.‘t.“.“-.’..m 311'. .1“..6 “ " “ amnion llale Mn” m mm. m Ito-l Evacoalta. m n .
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in initial
BADlY WRECKED
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Anita. Entetinin.
t‘ompany announced today the adop-
tion of a "Salary Dividend and Wei-
in” Plan" for all of its employees
lwho have'leen in the service of the
Cult School Sculls Give Fine
'income before paying dividends. for
the purpose of this sultry dividend
and welfare fund. |
The employees of the company will
classified It! follows. i
(-1.... A shall consist of those with:
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intivt- been in the. employ of the foul
puny tor two years or more
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Interpretation of at Ola-Mills”: lleles Istiarily, viola]
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Members and guests of the Norwalki
Hospital gathered to the number of:
about one hundred and twenty-five
l Gm nannies-p
—nrlis Reported, to"
Make Big Gainsil ‘ ...~'
Wireless wamingn that a“
man commerce raider, m
an
PLEA IS IN lllll; ‘ ileSBORO Ill I870
, laccompanicd by cannons, M
ltoe's Friends Believe lie Did llot
tacking shipping in the A“
were received by the SW
, last evening, in the Auditorium of tho
Ff” Scholar: ”a II "‘8' .\'orviiilk Library, and there witness-
ied the graduiiiion exercises of thc
; Vines it shall consist of those who
'linve bet-ii in the employ of the (‘oin-l
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If It WIS 3W! 0' Milt! litany Groo- One of five Brothers
. , ipany for a period of one year ul‘ w P “t t\. . l . . _. .
5mm Over Fem (About: fell the lrutlt . i. m c' “w in“... d... i... d... m. m... t . '9 ‘$2.1:“fifjgfi‘llnfg‘g‘e‘fiTMMO“ tanker Common. with
From ‘ W U ‘ Unevhalf of the amount aetaside for’ ‘-- {Moriaritv “in”: “an Andrew‘sls‘and : lffived here today from .
' Refused - '(‘Ol liiiiiiicatioii of “WI!“ ———~~—- 53“", dividend and Welfare fund shall Every “'9' ““' "H” 1"“ “V"“mKiMiSa Mollie Agnes Hand were the‘ The fir“ 11188.8ch ‘
la In H r l 3 f” be titetrlhult‘d in cash quarterly to in th . mutiny liall of the Nozwitlkixndum..3 of {ms v...” "0;“ the'mmlon Feb. 17 and was
““wa Mm“ l‘rb "it “in ex :;:‘:ilitti::iruoide’litnlgnt‘llli‘lutiixssitlllzi l‘irty you of wedded bli-t Wer Imam " “‘1 ““5 ”mpb’w” ”“Hmhxmmm “W” “ ”N” ”H" institution I code It re’ad
plosv... early today at the plant of Hubert it. (in... of ltdrkhtiniated (inil't‘ii‘bl‘llll‘tl last evening by Mr. and n“ VII-19?)! m.[b€(1‘°rin°'.'dm":g ing (TONI “HMHN the’presentation ()wmg ‘0 m“ m“b“"y 0‘ President "Ahmb calli Can. 'nld‘. Q“
the \c‘“ hnllland Manufacturing Com» \‘ov'ember "it Hi“ ifl‘tiu‘ \' William '.\irs. t‘vru-i \l ltuscoe of West ‘0" “Hr ‘u) an “‘8" or I 0' two sketches. “he“ by the WIN“! .‘icMullen f lh‘ 30““ l lrect I'll ; ‘
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pain. which is engaged in the making of ltridgepori and Harry it). lloe ol‘lH'f’llllO, their golden wedding antii it‘l:m;.:f‘.”:r9 “:5 la?” '0‘.“ hp “‘f !”F the Junior High 301W)!- 0’ Nbfiito be present. the pleasing exercises P? m cm h!‘ 3 ~ *t
"f “Isl! t‘Xplosit‘es tor the Eutente l’oiighkeppq... X \~__ “in go to tho. \ersnry being an occasion for a sur-l ‘ ‘ y “ “'lk' ““1"“ for ”'9 “”“n‘mnml‘lut-re last evening in charge of Vice ”“0“! Ihlp which it. w
bouid oi managers for the benefit olf
, . . ,, . . . thi- tuiplovccs. km W h tr f th .1 t it 'il
. - . by iht'll‘ childr-n . 3 . p “I ‘ c 9'" " 0 e u“ or '5 ' l.\ o bed the alair, and in
lllt utter midnight on Friday. “ii i and grandfhildrtn. I, m proposed to make ”uh my and several instrumental selections l“? [Induced
. iltims and Roe tu‘tt‘lll't‘ll separately 01' Norivalk and surrounding towns. , . , . ‘ . , flit” Weak?" 0f the evening, IMO"
rmwk and did not reach combustible and under oath before the board yes- The celebration won a quiet one.‘ . . “"9 enthusiastically "c“H'd "3 m“ (‘itrl A. liarst; l and Rev. J. 1!.
WWW"). .0“ all Hid“. but was still lt‘fdfl)‘ afternoon swore innocence of only close relatives of the couple be I (continued ”Tm” Page.) ”“39 audience. . ‘Werner. it Grace Ellison?!J
siiioiiitleriiig several hours later. ()1' the crime Mrs. Williams. "u. local lug present to join iii the guletien oft * The M“ presentation m ”‘9 “H'n"(:""- -
tho- elutit inen uhowe :tl m‘m—mfln'g wife. .31”, Jacob Williams, a the occasion. Three generations were in“ ““5 “ ””1“” ”If” "3' ”"5‘" .5or liarsll‘um, the first speaker
m” "”‘h' “H" l" ”W tlt‘ttdrtnit-nt tie Slelt'l‘lll-lil“. tltistuie Knoetsch oi represented at the gatherinl. amontli dents of ”W him" ”hm" ”mu“, “f the evening. ‘1‘" "‘0 (urinal 0N“
Alliee. wrecked one building and dam» was “‘anfly 7”“de by m" “w
aged another. A fire which iiiinied
lately broke out. was held well ill
Ritllows at \vethermt-id at one min. prise party. sin-n the elderly mutilr “““di’m ‘- ‘3 “'h“"'°"t "“0 mm”
to be a German raider. Po“:
Web and Wm. Course weak?
The Qonupunipaw'an fl
miles south of the Azores fl}
this message was received?"
inoon a second message. apps“,
”'“ll‘hl'd- "Ill." Utlt‘. Frank ll t'ornett. New York .il‘ll .\iittl'llt‘) (‘liarles ll. “11th Wt‘l't‘ children and til'flndctiiilBoAR” “Elm “uh.“ Hale. The play was of “”‘m" by Vice-President WWI“: 'Nkaily-fio? the e 'hl’, ' a f
a Ilirf‘llliillv “as injured . Shapiro m Hm cit) vainly entered dren. ‘ historical charatter. and was finely ,0 the graduates in regard to their slid: Altered course to
(c ti d h pi“,- for 1h, 1”,. of Williams “Hermit it was just fifty years ago yestcrA; aged. by the young [>90an 01 ”l“: work which was coming, and what. n_ ‘t ’
on nue on St Dale) dtiy. ni' that Mr. and Mrs. lluscoe won‘t "[[I m A " “ms ‘ .“WI “990‘“! 0" them after their 3110- The ' and ‘
imitrried iii ldcwisboro. by the ltei ‘ 0 c ““F‘” the intermission “”9" nation “d entry into their Md'dwth’vzdu reed“. M‘ "‘1me
(continued 3'56"th n'l’ Silverthorn, of the Methodist church .. 'Broaer entertained the “33"“T°°“ with. work. TM“ address “"3 VOW enthusvl ’cinck thl'l ! “ is
lot that place. in isro. Mr. and Mn. “"—'" ' ”u” ’° °' M“""‘" “W" ”“'|“"‘““Y "WV“ ”I the “We “4" ° morning. cm" 4' ‘
young mun rendered in a very pleas- em”. and the m or 'a
tea manner. A selection by the ”r‘l‘phmdsd. ay “ ' heartily ap
chentni followed this solo. and- a; 3;,“ J. Benton W
violin solo was then rendered by kilns '
.d‘G‘tSE‘t" with in “
t pp n e} tic ‘uta
*0 °’ G"‘°“'be anointed-by captured and.
j‘Ruscoe came to Norwalk. and have to
.nided in this citr attire that than. Mr.
thanksgiving Service mum .. do... ... an e... i..-
'l ltlm. and he has gained a great host
$4,000 .iiiiUlMAiii locum stile-r tun-thin
Episcopal church, w the second
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l".\irl.S VILLAGE. Feb. flit. «Fire in
the general store of M. it. Many yes
ll‘l‘ti;t_\' did dnmage amounting to Site
two The building in which the store
was located and tin adjoining building
owned by George llnll and occupied
by Joseph
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Last Sunday morning there was held
in Trinity (‘httrch a service of Thanks
giving for the returns of the recent
parish canvass. After speaking about;
the wonderful success which had at-‘
of friends during his ton
in Norwaik.
i.\lr. tlluscoe is 7.3 years of .tge, and
the son of James and lit-teem lluncma
of Visit; New York. .\t the outbreak
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Finelm'
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The Board of Directors of the Net-
‘walk Town l‘nion of the King's
Daughters and Sons met in the..\'or-
walk Congregational (‘hapel this
mornlng at 10:00 o'clock for their
annual meeting. Many matters of
Mabel Miller.
The second act of the entertainment ed to the graduates in his very forets- '. 6,000 tong. speed 1
was a historical pageant played by
the pupils 0‘ the Franklin Selina].
This act was one of the best that has
ever been seen in the high school
hall, a feature being a beautiful min<
uet. danced by Miss lrene (‘vorhiim and
Jack Coats. This performance was
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speaker of the evening. and he talk-
ful style. and in a very appmprlntei
manner. His address had to do main-t
:ly with the future work of the nurs-l
‘es. and was greatly enjoyed by his.
ibearcrs. !
' The presentathin of diplomas, with;
which aha armed.
_ s blots. a— ;
binnuon freight and paw
steamer. Carried two guns “
is posing: as neutral.” " '
The ommunipaw was 3. 4
center of sensational rumors.
1) mt, . - . . an s ro riate address. was then‘ ' «
burned. The gum linagfr:f.§.§‘,§',§ tended the efforts of the Vestry of'Seventy.0ne Miners ”mm“, “‘3"de the Home '0," the heartily applauded. Singing “‘50 made it: {glee-President Wheeler, andiDecember' When it w“ n .- W
cis Prague. upstairs. The 10359“ are the Church which for four months hasl “‘9‘, “"9 discdnsncd. blTF‘e". is gill" formed part of this act. this ceremony was followed by moth“ She had been “Pew. .i
mun-.5 by insurance. l-‘lrc apparatus been working preparing (m, w”. for! . .tn erroneous 1 ca on it rtgar ill The welcoming addresi-s of lill‘lpregentuuon of clasar pins by Mrs. sunk by a Smear‘nc W
from Salisbury and C ~ a the canvass the rector read the follow~ Trapped In WCSl va the entrance m the Home. Tn“ Bard evening was deltered in a very pleas-l li. C Sherer 'iterranean After mm 6‘” ,.
bronchi here on the Vewgnil'lt‘ixr‘k “fl; ing report: ' "med-‘0 "MW.” ””5 if possible. The in: thlt' b’ Franklyn Cleverly. who After these ceremonies had beeni ’ a h' h w hi’ ’1‘ fl
tire-Cs For a time it ‘\\'n‘ t . ed 19th “Number of old subscribers who the entrance ‘9“ 1” 0““ hundred “Ha” Perform?“ '1 h N" "k“ a “'"l WOT?" concluded a reception was held in the m" w 'c as -ngt°n ' " 5"
village would be burned its et‘hre will: "9339‘! their PINK“ 5* ““d the nunrl ‘ which ‘3 for the sickness and burial sional. auditoriutil‘ by the graduates 10" the" v‘m to ”cert?!“ her - r '3
“m blowing hard. The 'flre started her of new “1,3"le who ”"9”an ”Gill "8" 0' “cm Brought fund. borne c‘lr'cle‘.‘vigur‘chnorsanir: The entertainment. was also. Dre relatives and frlcfl'ds. A pleasing soiabouts. she put into Algae , ‘
when Mrs. Marzy was at her stove ally signed pledge cards 190; the‘ tiling» prdvd‘lll m ‘ :1" mua‘gggdicpmt‘d In the-Afternoon in ”I“ torm'clul time was enjoyed, and light roller captain denied that anytant
She left the sieve covers off and the number has since been increased to M38”! Several llotns latteri or I we 0 ”st “w ’ to or “ “mun”- for ”‘9 ”"1“?“ 0’ ”Wifreshnients were served. Pupil nut/s track-had been madg - ‘ - a?
. . 0 ~ .l for [90¢ The U110“ 0"" ‘0? “19 large number 'of school children. who ‘ . . ' “a“
ll.lliit‘ item the grille leaped out and almost -00. 'lhe total amount of man. f 1 1 i h H of the “0'9““ acted as “5'”an - The Italian Liners Gi «5%;
ignited surrounding woodwork. cy thus newly pledged in increase! "— - ”99““ 0 m“ ntanng ‘ 9 onto “0““ “"0 been unable ‘0 “"9““ “l" ' “
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a.» the summer weather nears. the
colored residents in this city become
over last tear amounted to more than;
$1,800.00 for church support and benc-i
volences. Tile total number of pleug‘
e‘s'i is n guilt of about 127 per cent. tori
be‘nevoleuces tlnd chitrch support. nl-‘
most too per cent. which places Trlh-.
by on a very firm financial footing.
. After reading the report the very;
large congregation rose and sung the}
Iloxology with an intense feeling oft
gratitude that God had blessed the
KEMPTUN, W. \'ii.. Feb. 29.»~Se\'
enty-one men were trapped by an ex
plosion in the mine of the Davis Caz.
and Coke Company. near ilt'l‘f‘. today,
soonaftei' they went to work. Two
succeeded in making their way 'to thi
surface. and rescuers within an hour
had brought ottt 37. four of whom
were dead and two so badly hurt that
it was feared they could not survive.
Volunteers were working under t||
such as salary of superintendent and
matron. maids. electric lights. coiil.
.table and bed furnishings. clothing of
inmates. domestic nurse. insurance
and water tax. beside repreciatlon and
repairs. in order to meet these ex-
penses the Union must always be \vldo
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performance at night. This presenta-
tion was also largely attended. and
the actors performed in their best
style, much to the delight of their
youthful audience. ‘
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the affair passed off in a most ex-’
cellent manner. all enjoying them-7
selves to the utmost, and extending
heitrtfelt congratulations to the three
graduates of the year.
.l-‘ircmen’s Fair ,
l Bought to Close;
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Verdi and San Guglielmo, at w
York, with mounted guns I -' ‘.~ ,
were ordered cleared toda ‘
assurances from the Italian 5,
cmmcnt that their armament
for defensive purposes only.
A Central News dispatch
Pctrograd to London. says 5
Turk! are hastily evacua- - > .
. . ~ -— . . bizond and the nei hbori
few er. This is due to the slacking up Tfirfii‘ittyoilhtlllr‘zh ifiweiiraagrkvgtgrthf direction of trained rescue crews in on n I _ \l'ith the ltirgestncrmvd of the. week ' on the Black Seagcoastfiflf
of the oyster induatry. livery full er and strengthen the parish attempt to reach the others. . ‘prefl‘m' ”00th running ‘0 ”'9 limiti
large numbers of southern colored
folks journey to Norivnlk, where they
affiliate themselves with. the dOWll'
town oyster houses. There are only
two of the "R" or oy.~ter months leii.
and the result is that utility of these
coimed oyster openers are returning
again to their homes.
.‘flterc were about 300 colored men
who came to Norwalk last fall. They
are gradually leaving town with thi-
slouing up of the oyster business.
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.\‘i;\v YORK, Feb. 29.—Tile Stind-
and Oil tanker Brindilla arrived here‘
today from Malmo and Helsingfors
find reported that she had been stop-
ped three timeszest cf the Orkneys
in his remarks the rector spoke of
what the canvass meant to the parish.
to the rector personally and to rector
and people together.
He said that if the parish had not
been an united one such a success
never could have come to it. It shows
Ithat the very best of feeling prevails
between rector and people. and that
there must come to the people of Trin-
,ity great inspiration for their work
iknowing that all were working hand
in hand for success. It must bring to:
all a greater realization of the possi-'
Ibllities and potentialities which iiel
within the parish. A reallzaton which
lcarries with it the knowledge that
there is not it single thing the people
of Trinity cannot do if they go about
lit in the proper way and after care
lful forethought. Great things are in
store for a united people such as we
are. The mean closed his remarks
that from all the effort that Trinity
has expended this winter in the ma-
terial work of the parish there must
The mine. which is located on a
spur of the Western Maryland Rail.
road. has been considered one of the
best and safest in the region.
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_. in an opinion received toddy by the
board of health of the City of .\'or-
"walk ‘from Corporation tCounsel E. M.
Lockwood. the milk ordinance is up-
held and pursuant to a recent vote of
the board of health the rigid enforce-
ment of the ordinance will.be com-
menced April 1. until which time deal-
ers in milk nndcream, lunch rooms.
restaurants and grocers of the ct
have been given to secum. permits r
the sale of (milk and cream. '
HWSWMM
tl’hilip Castaitmo. sehtctman. last
evening retired from the Railroad
avenue liquor firm of Castellano &
Bardino. \Mr. Castellano has secured
an ofllce in the Hoyt’s Theatre build-
ing on Washington street. From them»
he will engage in the real estate Gus-
iness, and will have charge of the,
distribution. as well. of “Amaretto
Castellano."
in a booklet Mr. Castellano has is-
sued. “Amaretto Castellano" is de-
scribed as being a stomach {bi-tiller.
in the pamphlet are copies of letters
written by several Sorwalk people
who say they» used the medicine to
good advantage.
iiiiliti cults ‘
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There was $8.65 in new buildings
erected in Norwalk during February.
Last month was a most unusually slow
one in building circles. Building in-
specter Clartfiice l. Finch issued but
9 building permits, 19 plumbing and
28 wiring permits. ‘
The weather is the cause of thc
pfior conditions in {local building ctr"
cles. it is said there is plenty of
work already planned for an immed-
iate statt‘aa soon as weather condi;
tions permit. Local 'builders are very
optimistic concerning their spring
trade: They expect the coming spring
to be some season of prosperity.
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and dancing. the First Distrct tiremen"
brought to a close inst evenng. in a'
blaze of glory, one of the most sue-l
cessful bazaars ever held by them in;
Norwnlld The Town Assembly Hall,;
-in spite ‘cf numerous other attrac-l
tions of the evening, was crowded!
with fun seekers. and the biggest and!
best night of the affair was enjoyedi
by all.
Dancing was continued until one}
o’clock. to celebrate the closing in a'
fitting manner. and Svec's orchestra
was kept busy by the large crowd
from'elght until one.
The biggeit business during the en-
tire fair wns done by the booths last
evening, and many were sold out
clean of every article. The ice cream
and soft drink booths were especially
rushed, but held out successfully un-
der the strain.
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Caucasus region. .
British casualties in all the
areas published during the « .
of February showed a M iii”
73:) officers and H.841 men .
The Aftonbladt, of Co ~ 4
en, reports that a large ’
flotilla is engaged in laying -
south of Falsterbo, but outs!
Swedish territorv. and that
der the protection of twenty”
troi ships. ;. "
Falsterbo is a small seap‘o «.‘i
Sweden, near its southern“
trcmity. on the Baltic Seat ..
dispatch from London today ',
ed that the Swedish etea
Kniopla had sthk a mine _,
of Falsterbo and hadsunls. .
The auxiliary French c .
was. sunk in the
understood that the flotilla it’ll-
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by British cruisers and allowed to soon come to it a great spiritual nwak- Commenting on the powers of the T MA“. "walls 810“" Pruenc ‘ ‘1”
Erotefd after brief evaminationigitng which he hopéfthat the season health board in his written opinion. ' i ‘ x ' l . tterrenea " lastusl’t'tfdavp. it that!» 1
guiort ’__ after "93"“! fielSlanors. a‘of Lent would produce. .\ Judge dockwood says: '» “Em RESP“ .,,____. cum‘ I" BE “Am announced officta lv tn_ 8 . e *
h9“‘*)‘dy . S discovrred. He sala| ~--—— “1 would say that it ‘would he that - day. At Malta 296 sumWfl ‘1
is name was Heinrich Ramm and; ‘ . cult to give your board any further . NEW YORK. Feb. 29.—~Postol‘llcc ln- . he,“ landed. ‘. . . 3‘
”‘3' ,he 1“.“ served m ”’9 German ”M1 "M8 [0 SIARI powers than you already have undei spectors here, in cooperation with ' . 'Th following official co . it
Erin‘s. but he denied that he was a titin ordinance. together with-1m eta- NEW HAVEN. li‘eb. 29.—-Tite fall- others in Washington and Baltimore. The engagement of IMisti Betty Es- . e . ed l! t . .
193‘ rter. “e “"3 """ed ”"9" ‘04"9' ‘ tute lows of the state‘concernlng-the ure of William IR. Curtis. engineer of are trying to discover the extent of ther Gilbert. daughter of Mr. and mention was isnu‘ s rug it
mnugratlon authorities. . aduitorntlon, inspection ind sale of ex manger train No. 5 to.ob- the financial loss in the theft of tour Mrs. Joseph Gilbert, of [rooms street. an Entish War Office: -. “fl
“‘ . milk." ., “‘ ‘ sea: the signals set against him and registered mail pouches from a trans uptown. and ~Leouat'd Charles Gar. _ u W the- home front ‘
HARD COAL [maps can no. ' . The board of health is today calling to obey them Was responsible for the rec automobile while crossing the man. son of Mr. pod ”Mrn. James Gar title duel ‘and Sm“ " in ”k
' CREAOE RATES. . ‘—"—"' " attention in a published notice in this runntngof that train lntp‘ the rear of Hudson River on a New Jersey Cent man, of Hillside Place, has been an- W m
\\ ASHINGTON. Feb. 29.—'The ln~ WASHINGTON. tF‘eb. 29.-—Reports newspaper. to the fact that permits the Connecticut'ltiver’npecial on thoitral ferryboat last Saturday morning, pounced. The wedding will be cele; engagements have 06¢“ t
terstate Commerce Cpmmlaslon todayI lo the Department of duties said for the sale of milk and cream must New york, new Haven d Hutton: News-of the robbery was first made brated on Saturday of this week in Lucinico we took fifteen M ‘3.
modified its order in the weaned . General ts‘ellx Dial. who hopes to start be securotuly those required by own rulh-oad, at Milford, Feb y 22'. ac- public~yesfrday. The locallnspect- St. Joseph's rectory. ”he Twenty-second' all ' ‘
anthracite cont case M! as to allow are a new revolution in Heston, ,lett the dance to have them. pm Apr-OH; carding to the finding of Carmela on untamed to be attain today to * The friends of the. couple will sa-i Regiment rim M
hard cont carrying roads alight ‘1 - United States on February 18. on a Judge kwood has also given tlé‘ imam. 1a the wreck ten persons estimatethe amount stolen: test! them tomorrow evenlni: I "1"» 9 il‘ *-
creases in rates on prepared stem ship bound from‘TaIpl. Fit. to The board an opinion on the sale of dt- lost their lives and more than two honorarium placed the loflrany- lety allover. Mr. Batman is employed I , " , ‘
and on pen mutter sites. -ra, in the State or Vera Crux. tiles. mud moat. ' ~ - score were injured. - .. « inner-e from 0,000 to 01.0mm. . in widgaport. WWW.“ 0" smith
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