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Pantomime“ Weave
M the Engineers of 16 you! he .-
oon Starr has held that (to. hi v..r~
out.
“NEW
. FALL 1 .
I
4
Joseph F. Smith. of Utah,l
l
l! fulfilled’th.“tien' toward: .hiel
Saints. (Mormon) died at his home.
“ambient-usual; l - mu: mm": : .. . , HediohtnkafinNu-l
1- h- w: W M M m : it“:e%%%?”'ii-ml < * A‘PPMlEh ' . “W 40W. We 1
"WWW loam do: .. rum m... manna... l; L;%;.*‘:T,,§;;T\V lg;
- Emily mg!” “0' h. h“ ' ml ' ‘ tom oi‘J‘eeua chug; :1 Elmer Day
. l m m~ i Chmh' in it: 1'50"“: “s bu“: —-'---* 3i riy- today, after a long illness.
gm 1 - . __ :0 LI! mean 513; ean‘t'iorukl Sunday ml “wagon he inquired tor James Mitchell| booth was due indirectly to a new
- , A - ~ , ~ ._ 9 ~ . ,1 . ‘ t tho very man he sought was the lytic stroke euflered last April. Not—
NEH “()qu To HELP FOR oALE 191:1 BUCK 6 tYLlh I TO LET-u“ ROOMS, 6 Blanch Butflay HM . l. ~ . . . . . . . . _ .
fun: new work. 51 wmteld slump“ “7' mi met to»: M St. Water and eta-trio minim: M be "we“ "‘°"' “W 4:: $1203: gull: ifiiflfll $&“Z?I2fiu§u“ u‘lmfié‘lmpi‘éiiii‘i‘.
mt‘fioru'alk. Conn. ‘19 3t 1".000 lilllen. \aast Bros. Ouraxe. So. Feidmnn, 6 Bridge St. e 313 3. m tbeptaltliiulltlnd ”33$“ two places, the second gem-g h. min! conference-oi the church, held
isottvalk, Tel 1360. ‘ son “a ‘ M" ‘ venue.1the first week of October, and spoke
moan! home in Weltport a
which he'bought. “' 1 strongly against polysamoue marl
Hr. Starr has always been a devot-E rlapcs, l’hlt‘h _ it was rumored had
'od Congregationaiint and was always been surreptitiously periornied during
fictive in church allure. in Belhel he the lalst tetv yearn.
was one oi the church deacons all Joseph Fielding Smith no pront-
twentyone years oiage. Soon after] dent oi the Mormon church. the
he located in New {on he yoined me Ghent oi Jesus Christ, of latter Day
l TO LET i 'Imm occasionally helping him in'hie
~245 EAST AVENUE, Sfl‘ mutectionary business has lived quiet-
_F.°."l ”“4“fo APPVW‘S AT'floor. 6 rooms. some improvementse'ly at his home on Weslpmt would».E
,t‘mb old ‘restaurant, “ashlngton BM“ 0“- M'fll‘e M“. S. L YOWS. with ireuuent visits 10,013 built!»
a reel. Tel. 4.000 or 290. 1:18 3M2“ East livenue, [cast Norwalli his 3tfsection upwwn even as late as the.
_ . —. . 'past gummy, where it val his Goliath
l FOR “LlmeT-Wflm- OLD ’ TO LET—FOUR AND FIVE ROOMS to meet the older residents of. the.
”ANTED—COAL SHOVELERS.
re, kitchen man and useful mun.‘I
'a month. Board and lodging. Apply.
as sanitariuni, Stamford, Conn.
“v—"m , "r
DflPOSlTiON BY YO‘l‘NG
"”5 pies and one ‘ - . . . - . . .
. , t . ”it shouts. Otto holb..b and 8 Burbank nlN-‘el. inquire on city and talk of the bygone days. . - , .. . _
exlii-ricnced . m gneralmomtgvhesmm liill ltoad. Phone 1489-12. ‘premises. n18 3t; lite blithdayson June 7th Wei‘e at 3331:: mfg “M angle-rm: mwitfigfifltfihdmefimbs c311; is 1:11
k. elm .858!“ In 000 909 E _n l 1116 3"." "’"‘:" “” T’:'—‘—"—T'“‘ "*3" 9"“er 3‘ home iestttttls. out. Lute: in Brooklyn he was din» te'red in colonies throu h the world to'
t'pevmter Address 1. D. B. I '0 LET HOUSE: ‘ £00148 “IT" sometimes pt the horns of another aon. . . . g
l .' imtb.hard wood floors. ot alriurnace Orrin 3. Stan. 0‘ Stamford. but no” can or the topical Convention“ .llle number at some 400.000. The
l 0‘ Sentllele ’ ‘l’ 3‘! eon SALE-on TOLETHHOUSEEW ruse. m. Rent 3
. 99- 1‘9““? 59 dronuontly ll his home hem, . Sm .
‘lAu improvements, 1 rooms, bath andfbww" “"8"“9- 1‘18 l he received his guests with not on 33??“ id trier 111010;“: ‘lnc‘hor-
(ANTED—films OVER ”YEARS:PSW‘.V. 32 First street, East Norwalk.l ' 'fllllns courtesy. and quiet chart-“WY with in? 11%;: Cotsigroeaioll:
.earn lightziactoty work. 15 cehul,A h Wood ' To LEI—Hover WlTlt EVERY manner thlt were his most lovable Chm n N. am de CD a d m,
' ' ‘ulodern improvement. Newly papered chm-“19.13““, ' e u e ‘ n n ‘
hour-paid vvhtie learning. 54‘; . . ‘ on.” u "m h m‘
‘throu ham. 0 . . '- - . . , .. _ e o e.
r meek. Chance to male soon: ' 8 00d mum" “u mmmeb‘ He “5 '9" ”'9“ M “‘”"“" d“ 01 conditions in Mexico when he‘
limm depot. inquire 22 Taylor avenue. pile the fact that he was not I tall
. ' r - . - l .. t - m ‘ ~~ ' . .
Webbing end liaising Cow. 3-5 ltm mm ‘ncar Ha: Hill Road. n13 3i man and retained an active interest 11: t‘hmere. Mr. fi‘i”w'“"°"“ ”I.“ ‘h dedin
shington giro" alli S'l. ' ' ‘ -iin*ounrent events. At on call a r .1 re genera l) cub“ “6 ‘ o 49“-
: l 3‘ ‘ tell: at an incident which occurred'
: TO LET—TWO NICELY FURMSH- as was the cuatom. he married Mary #1191! Mile 1 . - W-
. , h soldier netted tit taut ~
55. l’|‘()batie'.e.d mms. Steamboat“. electric lights. “um“ “I“ 0‘ mm“ “a“ “l” for Montereyrand album 85:)00 o’l' IIVAL HE P I IHIIE
__._.,1_.-
was its nominal head, d laid citiim
to the authority (is to original .‘llor-
man prophet, Joseph Smith,‘his uncle.
hie claim was disputed by several
' apostolic organizations, including the
Mienurl branch, oi the head of which
wan .iusepn 51min, son oi the prophet.
uuyzooJ'Osl'l‘lON AS‘ STA: lllb‘il'lt‘t of Nonrulk. ‘ "ed h
u engineer. Fittecn yeam' ex-lt'nul-L Nul't‘m'ller it, A, 0.. 1918, but water and both. And use of phone. "y , 9" It“! yearn. hlm- He, ”164m he wouldn't {"8
ce. Address Engineer, care Sen 1 “law of “man ('echy late of Nor- Two minumn Walk from center C.“ Three thdldron weru born t1 them, them a" home. They mm 4 his
. ' t ‘ . _ * 1 . -- . . 9.... . i All only daughter. Mrs. Ward Pumice. home during thorium. but I “,1. 9"“
7 “ .-. ,_ ~l “alk lll said Illnll'lct, deceased. }14-3:3- ‘ lot Brooklyn. now devoured. and two him lily trouble Once m '| the w],
[SHED ROOM‘ 'th mm of mounts for the Dirt-v ~' ,. - LWDS- “a“ Ru “ml “hm" be “m- more tired outlie cit linen éuteted
l . and Orrin S of Btumt‘ rd y,a
LET — FOUR Pl.l-..\8Al\l l " 0 - the Starr house and Mr. Starr was but
v—__.____....,..
WANTEDf-FUBN ‘
tum housekeeplns for Izod :tuirterl-i trim of Nol'u‘ulk. llatll limited and at; TD
inky. Address 14 E. 11 salt; :3" lowed m mm”... from me date hereotlrooms, on first floor, iurnaue, istlltn-‘,m‘lf;lgc:§;:?.t "me“ or m" ”MM” It: felt: teetdaway. That watt as near as,
' - , U for ”11‘ rrcditorn of said Halal! to ex-fi'w'd range, all improvements. inquire. Klein: at r1301.” 2- e ever-g to war. - .‘ - — '
,. -.-__.._.. .._.._. _ ' _ J o. 3 morning and N... - . . . l _
”ANTED__ STRONG Bov 'l‘Oil‘il’“ mm. (luilns for se,,lemem,lst uhodu-urd avenue. Telephone inraoine attention to his garden hu- teggezfiwagdfiofififiof'flfgf 1:; While OWW {Woul- Search
it on mill:l wagon. About 5 hours n.1'hose who neglect to present their are l 4733 01' 365-4. , ‘0" breakfast. ‘5 ”ml“ ““10" m? when ho'ns‘ younger. 8'. van a gen , mg. F 01' Allan“) 80““ SC.
1. Good pay. , Staples 1 Wrighmmun”, "mnem- attestcd. within s‘aid, -————- __._.—._. We“ three 0'1“”; ”3”“ Matthew W oral henetector Qmuy ill need. incl cures Same
.Eull avenue, Eust Noru‘alk. nlit zlmme. “,1“ b9 (it-barred u recoverv. All; TO LET4IX ROOMS AND FinJ £0:quOllieHnl‘nf'gyt'fivenfllezgalugs: best evidence of hill interest hung.
. 3 mania-ewe in the help which he guru“ While E. W. Miller. of New Haven.
" -- .~ ‘ted to said Estate arezr‘wm cottage. “0H! DHIWM. 3 and much the same it be i th »
Gltielnolls llulel . . ‘ ‘ ‘ fl 1‘ 8 3“ ° 9" the late. Rev. Gllhen. oi Southport. accompanied h Mrs. Miller '
grequestcd 1,, make- immediate pay-lit “159943 (.ourt. Rent in; and 812. Al- days Wilt 1MB season 01 ““3 V9"? who first became mutilated with Ml'..00ming down bill] Hill in their :42:
.J-A—A.p——— o
FOR DRl‘
r9.
Marco..— n'ov
ire. Apply fitilleon-Powcll. Co _ . _ . 4
_ , ms 3t "m“ u, so u rooms. 119 Main street, with im-,U&:£‘Tfifi“r ur‘hlis‘firufi “"5; Sign 3n the latter made daily‘twell‘ car, yesterday afternoon. the car
~ m: 5mm?“ Novak ‘ipi'OVl‘anlI; Rent. "1‘ inquire J. m'ytarenr' :cllii‘mhg “ ," Stay :2” . ,‘N‘Ql'wallt to New York at" pwertlod on the wet pavement and
WANTED—JINISHERS AND Tint:3 ~ ‘ I l' h 5°" “1 " t t in in. home here. Mr. Gil-fnlamlidl against the curb. smashing
Adlilinistl-attlr,59HI. 121 Main street. Nowell}. n15 ol‘each yen making the trip by automo- “it ' -
‘blte but‘ the road condium *ll‘ch‘tn’mugh .‘wmy °' W mm ”d ”e 3' u” ““h‘ -'
- ‘ . lid ~ellortlt and influence ot'- H! Miller asked one of the bv-
_ - . TO LET—erDDilE 31-035; m 11m take the pleasure irotn riding and .- ' . ..
I‘ll paid wllfle learning. Apply Nor-i DEATHS ‘NDIURERALS': ll’iynn Block. corner of Waslllngtonlm‘kt‘ ”19 10111‘091‘ *1 ”lemme "NW 3:0 will”?.Jfigmou‘plfd’rjiwcdle mngxéllfidhifiafi? 313.3290?!
(it in“, & Rubber Co. ulh‘ 3” 7-..-” lSll‘i‘et Md Railroad Plato. Rmt “OHM” ‘ planning ““9: caused Mr. 3"” encouragement and help which was Austin's garage on Railtond “gnu:
‘ . _..j Edward J. Murphy. 1W!“ month.‘l“or further particulars in« lo (M44? "It" _'“‘ “0“” remain i“ siren. together with his own stability 'soutll Norwalk.’ and went there at
WANTED—SWO!“ ex erieuced‘ l‘IilWiil‘d _J. Murphy pawl “Wlil‘l‘l're of Old “7"“ Ugar Co. lwm“ “3d "“3 al"'""_“‘"' N l“ "09‘" or character and fidelity to duty. en- once on a trolley car leaving hill wits
.I P lillln morning at 7:4» at his llulnt‘nt' . “‘5 ll ““8“ """lb"""‘,l‘l" 0m" “*9“ ablrd him to matte oi" himsclt one o 'waiting in the vehicle ‘
“mm; gum work_perma.ltllznbt-th strum, utter a 'illort 'tllnmili.i T0 LET-:A STORE AND 2 NW" 0‘ fl!“ 0“!" ““1 “’Wlwfl- ‘ 3!. thetoremost minister: at the Counter n- n eurprielngly shon time, Mr.
~ 3‘0"“!!! Wm" Mr. nturru “PW" gntionel church. ' ‘Schnesn drove up with his wreckinlr
. ' llesidcs his \vifc. he, is surivved by hleimom apartments 207 Fast Wash 8t
, .. .. ot‘ ‘ ' '- ir‘ ‘- ,. . .. _ . .,
tut positions. LOUNSEUBY. l ambit null) mother (“ho leusdelxt $33511“ Norwalk. ‘ r ‘Iparlment‘ Minster-”or 11:;tiilulilglri‘l‘tbuhln aldvv‘rnl. Mr. Starr has never been “We Iniouttlt, “a said he had been so," for
11'“me 00., South Nor-l Ol MINI. A 0le - an . t R ‘88. ‘ . l i. it li‘ pr (’38 politics. He n it republican. nellllel“(he “r. and supposing that H was
elk, Conn. n19 3t
! brml""'“- 30“" ll.. “ml “"“l’m‘ "- "9 Gimp“ St. Inquire 6‘ South MM“ .St-H’l many to MINI. With tlu- citccptl‘“I or the conservative Lincoln typi- norfall right Mrs Miller went with him
3 was a member of the Norwutk ‘Mflt‘.;T91- 60. lot his sight. his tuculticd urc- tut keen of the progwueive “0053".“ U1”. but...” his gntage'on River street
—- 7.. . ‘1‘ ' .- *3
WANTED—We shall be. very
More on our third shill. Employ-
‘ m
int permanent. Piece work. Begin, ' ~“‘ ‘ Tl"
‘ No. 70, 13. P. 0. FL, and of the Bar- . .ttl-t they ever were and own-hie ill 1 on file ordet of Jud" Hu h . h
. , ~~— . a Eb. V 059 in the meantime“. Austin and the
tender! tlnlon. Howas well k on TO LET~3 R0011 AT 9 7A,. in remarkable. lie wears no slit 9 ‘ d t nth m t it the ‘ ’ .. ;
land had a host of trlomtnwhu within maven“. 1-"un Mg; 8 ' ' “mm M m a" or o ' o a on" u "“3 é” came “9 m "h" M
led to heva our former em-. rm”. 1. and can see real Well. humus evampuhttcnn prdaldential poulpilllieu of [M u and m;- muchc m mum
- ' lend to learn of his depth. Hos-was ov- V- - alrnimie lllCll that be “M mad» . v . . .. . . . y
loyees who are in government ' 3‘ _ ‘ Grove street, or telepllono 1.55842. ' , . . . ‘9‘”- ho would most ed town it missing and with no also:
. employld [or many years. by John, L , ing to tht larger 5.193 of type, its vote. 0n thr- present wan. r. Starr“); the lcr ' u pi his “to. .
“1-.-
ll'ViGe return to their 01d pou‘l't‘roy at the City ”0th The funeral:
308mm Ronald
one u soon its they are released. : will be llcld Friday morning at nine
DUNSBUBY & MATHEWSON o'clock from St. Jorcpll'tt church. ln-V
garden activity which has been'hlu
pit-usurp for yours, becomes less as
cut-ll milestone is passed, but not so
Wieves that “it is terrible." He con- -. F‘lnelly {hay wire directed to
demntt the submarine policy 0! the Sohnell'l plug and a ““- 01 words
past. which included in its tolls wo-‘iollowed which attracted Police Ser-
. z ’I‘ s ‘ ‘ . e . '. i C ,3, _ . . .
0.. South Norwnlk, Conn. 3 ’ll ment in St “dryi! cemetery .. N. l‘romer of 70 Soutlrbtuin “"9"-l-xc‘égdthlim‘llllz‘winiles‘oatfll’ligol‘uellllllij men endchlldt'en. but consider: 01:13.“; 01“”th "coy-(pd them to
n19 ti Funeral of Ron, Burchard. .has purchased 2 Hnntord Place, 2 that lit- should not overtax his recent. hotth sen naval battle one o ‘Proeocutor Dunbar» ofllce. “he” that
lh‘;.'°3':lm§° gym“? 03;?” £123.80ntloman succeeded in straightening
- ' " ' . r. . r ,
' :ng much la" than w“ his custom gl‘llllt‘pgesiirguentufiglltlcttl conditional31m}"ritzy.tzllieci:I 2929;293’0”) men “He
:m former ycitrs. ' ',- of the World mndo the admltiisfrntlonl ' '
“‘ "um-"I ” “h H". into Captain 10”“ 2" .ol' the United States nflnirs hard and
“- \l' id; ». llyxbcc. “h" paeecdi02 3'8"“ o“ ”W he tiecluieu that Wilson was a pres
"“ -- ‘l l‘ ' teilcstrlul sphere. Mr. Starr halt had dent of trying times.
— _—: l . -.
Fafi SILiflibllSET'S—MRBOMS: The l‘unornliof the late Ross Bur-'33:?vgrgri‘; afiiimzklcfi‘iflggs?dang:.sire
“b all imptovemcnie, $3.0M- Cash! chard was very largely attended from .1)"; Int, 1913' there. ' id“
300- balance can "“1“!" "lorlg‘lge‘mls into home. 30 West avenue. Vestry-3
n elegant chance to ‘9' it home “91 tlav hilt-moon, Rand. ilcnton Werner,
tented. -
[rumor of Grace Eplecupul Church. of “Old (”'0th Milli
ngth. so he contents hlmrlcit with
Saline! Went Ads Work Wonders
New nu'eet cider fro-u
‘sr'fl ~
.Chttrch nnd Blind-y school eumin-l church is ruled by cwncil. but Smith‘
J
r.‘
or 1‘ %~ 4 ‘. :
(Damned an. m M}.
Dunne's when he' appeared and uni»
finished the blue with a pail pi and.
Several men aided in pushing the
machine over toward
dumping mounds. where there was
more room endless danger of the
tire spreading and by means of dirt
and sand the fire ins not out.
While trim” u to extinguish the
blue Mr. 'l‘avlin badly burned
M the hardst amend atone
time his clot ....la we: ignited but for
Ml)” tho on-loohre rendered him
speedy aid and saved his u'fe.
[Ya Ill. "um mm.
. 1n "notional“. 191...
SOUYH NO WALK” NEW YORK.
A. 1—1: x, 5227):. 5:491. 6:08,
6:611, 1211:. 1:541. 8:21; 8:1”, 8:59,
9:39, 10:88:. 11:21.
P. [—12:031. 12:52 (Stamford
only), 1:091. 1:38. 3:11:13 4:821,
522‘“, 5:46, 6:02; 6:47 (Stamford
only), 7:023, 8:06; 10:07:.
Sunday.
A. M.—-1:41, 6:32“,
O: 10:33:. 12:0 x.
g‘l—lmh, 2:445 3:121, 4:32x,
6:40, 6202:. 6:51, 1:03. 7:57;. 9:10;;
10:07:, 10:40. 2:34x. '
NEW YORK O OOUTH NORWALK.
A. H.—4:i.0:,5:30. 6:84. 8:001, 8:511,
0:15x, 9:461. 10:50x.
P. it.—1z:osx, 12:46:, (Saturdays
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays) 1:06
(Saturdays only),.2;1fix, 2:57, 3:30x, ‘
.8153. 4:23, 6:13x, 5:29. 6:00x, 6:03,
8:10x, 11:15:. 11:45:.
l
Sunday.
A. 11.4200, 8:001. 9:00x. 10:03:.
10:60:.
P. 11—1210. 1.03x, 3235:, 5:02,
6:25. 6:00x. 7:06, 8:10x, 11:15:. 11:45.
fiOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
. A. 11.—~12:‘.’6x. 12:58:. 5:37x, 6:07,
6:25,6:00x,7:05, 8:10x,11:15x.11:4fix.
l P. M.-“1320.3127X, 4:28. 5:19.611.
“4:61. "1208!, 9:25x.
. Sundays.
{ ‘A. M.»12:26x, 12:58x, 7:43, 0:191.
;10:19, 11:12:. 11158;.
t P. M.—-2:10x. 4:42x. 6:48, 6:832.
1:081. 8:28x. 9:25x. .
'NEW HAVtN TO SOUTH NORWALK
' A. ll.—12:25x (except Mondays).
i4:10x, 4:53x, 6:50. 6:50. 8:05x, 8:30,
0:411. 11:00.
" P. bl.—12:17x. 330:, 4:35, 5:13;.
6:37. 6:1l, 9:18x.
Sundayl.
l A. M.-—12:25x, 4:103, 4:53;, 1:55.-
l8:36x. 92411, 11:00. '
' P. M.—~13:17x. 1:561, 2:23x, 3:401.
14:35, 5:131. 6:113, 7:05; 9181:9235,
' 11:40. i
go
'soun-t NORWALK T0 OANBU
ninys only),
5149:, 8:59.
A. M.——6:13, 8:91, 9:693.
P. Dir—1:27, 1:54: (Satu
4:89x, 6:25 .
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i "it you have any broltw .
1 window glass have us
. replace them: thereby
l savi'a beat.
, till 6031“" 1:0;
DECOR-A1035. -
l
“51.452 East Norm .
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ASK J II“ T, Hayes lWhii'h Mr Burr-hard wusu monibzcr, "Li“ashington ””9" ”‘3' 1'" 3 10:18 life. Nelgtes dantlokinx nor ‘ M i w- .
I ”b.” ' I‘i" “it are in u ,e n his pita-' . . ~ -- __
No. 7 gain“, WWW!"1k {“12”}? Hum _ we Rm: PAINTING — pAPERiHAthNdumos. Pre'eent lndicatlonual-e um _ . ' '
ELI: Bun—memo: l ‘ ‘L “flwmry '3 .'“r°”' .re ‘ decorating, patnter's nuppllea; wutllte will equal the longevity record of: - i. > g , ~ . ,‘ "
......_._, _...._. ..._ _ ..__,,.-._...i l (i. HtlHldntl: itobelt S. lln Iluren. 1 paper, up-to-date “,1", 10"“ priceb. l the late Captain Byxbee. who we: tru-E . . . . > ’. _ J .
LOST ;llorllel»l it. bmllll, (,llarlcs l). RogemvEstlmatea cheerfully given Trill or.‘ly temporate in hip habitu. . . _, r . .. ‘ . ‘
. “‘"d ““"0" 3' ”‘5“0" "" mi“ “”y‘lders solicited Tel 400 Al nd r'l M" Sta" h” had an mum“: W WHMAN “IE3 ' ‘ ' ‘
T.L08T-Si.\iALI. “LACK AND» (‘larencc E. Osborne. of New Haven; l Whit 1 “.El ‘ ' on ° ' err from theldnte of his birth in Be- ~ .
F To “or with Ion curlv tall.‘ . . . . , . E. 3 1'. 7 avenue. hot. on Julio i. 1819 until the present . . _ . _
”rite 0x r it . lA. .1. Shaw. oi .‘tcu lurk city .and “-l 'timt‘ His “m, dnyn'werov‘ebent much , -. l ‘-
W ‘0“ his ”Wm Am’ lnfOl'mflic. fit-ott. oi Ncwburgh. the latter two’ Uni on P :1 Delivery Edward J Itho same new thoeelol' most country 0' IN "AWURYl I ’
"lttlon concerning him will ‘be allure-z being classtilatns of Mr. Burt-hard hummer” vl‘ODl‘lOlDP Trucking bone! little, in attendance at school, land , "
:inied. ‘ M138 (‘iil'l'lQ Boerum. Von Yalf‘. C“ 'h ! “ h ‘ . i buslod durlng the gummy- and immol . _' '
nt avenue. 319 3:5 A feature of tho sorrlccs was .tlluE mm. m its. L; t ”6 he‘vl‘l'mlew "“9" his school “[0 ondod,‘ ' -
,‘ » lbeautltnl rendition of mvo'mp lmnns.lmckln8- 000° telephones 1581. 800 until such time as he,wns old enough;MFS-. Hot to dB. .ngham. ~
V K" -, _ ~ ‘ ‘ ’ ' .Honseeonnectl . .to men etude. it was natuul‘ .
LONE-A BIACK AND BROWN , by Andrea Surto. the well known chm”; on lcnougl‘l‘ M?“ halting the lea“: a,“ i P asses Away After Long
tel! 0011“? (108- Named Print! . Ll-lal tenor of New York city. gm ‘ dustry oi Betliel. ’M the time. there! “an .
once No. 43284. Reward it returned The burial followed in the family; 9 . lbelng fivc sho a in the town. that the' ;~ ., .
lo‘Mr' t Iehatzskv it sound View )lot in Riverside cemeterv - ‘I‘IEUT' GODFREYS ' youthful Mr. tmehouldv «imam oft Th" ”‘1 MW” “5 "“9"“ l“ ““5
. mm: " ‘ f’ ' ‘ ' ‘ l] " i DEATH DISCREDITED .uu cess to that Held and he entered! City thb morph“: 01" the deal“ °‘ “’5’
I “ l .. l ‘ '0“: or the factories mm in wen._,llor:tce B. “igham in Danbury. Mrs.
g The funeral of the late Judson Cablc- - . ~ know George A. “touch no hit m.‘<Wightun la the wife of Homufl. wtg.
. LOST -—>‘TIFF.\'EY GOLD CUFF will he held from his home on Bart-'3 [Continued mm Pm Onet "ll “mow-n; lie-remained at the trade‘ hum,.\vho {or a number of years watt
lutton. monkey; lace design. Liberal lett avenue on Wédncsdny afternoon; ' . LWlliCll he mutmdfimdmamm in. the . Willem” Ol "10 0‘19" River
““"rd- 1' M- ”’“3' 3° “9“ “fig“; at 2 o‘clock. and at the Church or the! to the ins: sleudor thread or hopc' Botllel. in 1849 he entered .the hat River schogl). taut resignrd‘when‘ 1:35 ,
n .made possible by a number or facts. manufacturing business , with Horacetmm?“ 4° . an “Ty ll 0‘" 9n 3 d“ i .
,Latter Day Saints. Broad River at
i2:30. The burial will follow: at River-
lside cémetery. He is survived by his
Edaughter Mrs. Dora Smith who resided
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inundation on. animus
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glue {and George all of Norwelk. .
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Hotpoint mach-fig Heater; ' QUEBEC, Nov. lit—The flood gave
Gag fiduwm’sqm ”(u that. swept up the St. Lawrence ltldt
Radiator my!" V i ;at about pi million dollars. .wmught
. ‘ ' ' immense eatruetion to river villages
2 me i . .t . -
MM" 1 ' and towns between Quebec nnthree
F. gen 7 fRiv’rers. it was learned today.
. Waahlnqton at. ”so. Rem-lit . MWeumtner houeee‘were swept
rapt Delivery. Phone 32? AW” and stretchea ‘otthe Quebec
. ' fl .‘Rellway roadbed between-s» this city
now A sALeeMAu chF'EliED ,and er. Anne do Barium yen verb-
‘1 .1. Porter Sterling, Col, 'fltug‘d out. An unknovtn schoaner IWne
fine six months i lettered with glut-”W91." .l-wreck. two m-
~ ‘ back. As a traveling gum“. eels were queried-in s precarious po-
i!“ '- M mun-u: union tin-tum. mi new. tum was seen
it: . which Inn to dread - .. flashing diam ninetneerly today.
“I It: 1 Itmntoned up “3‘ 'th rum- oir'latig’can. m lotion
a mod». tailed to northeast of mm is in flames.
filfihmt Iva-induce“. try‘Pat-t ottltovttflu’uttww
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pith him. and three sons. Joseph, Jul-,
night. causing damage here estimated-
; chief among them being the fact that
,» she received a letter dram Lieutenant
Godfrey dated ‘ August 25, Just 12
' days later than the alleged date of his ,
' demlse.
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l the fighting.
1 Another reason is that in the casual,
ty lists the name oi,l.ieut. .Frank C.
l’GodIrey is given as a memben of an
l‘illlnoiSLRegiment with one Cornelius
(Winfrey; ' - _ .
«Wow Lieutenant Godfrey was a
' member of a Wisconsin .reziment
.when he Wrote-me letter “August
'25. and‘ had never been a member of
an Illinois regiment.
’ old. has been in th’e,mililary service
practically all or the time since he
“reached, manhood. _ -
. He was a member of the old Co. 1“.
and inter of the’b’th 00;, C. N. 0. He
enlisted in the ”mild!" service .socn
alter the Spanish War audit"! sev-
eral years' servicelln the Philippines.
flat to the United States- entering
the World War. he on “much service.-
ue a drill uerxonnt at' the state camp
.atjltilaniic. and. sew. service on the
Mexican border as .a United Elites
regular. ‘ '
turn II; .‘it vu not look mm ho'
unlit-d in the toad ‘natusntéw I it;
an cannot Dialer, and “I,“lll the
amounting-l ' . .
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In this letter. .lle fluid—beware well‘,
and happy, although ln-tlie thick ol"
, lsided ilL34th street,b then one oiuthe
Lieutenant Godfrey, vibe is a7 years.
E. quoclt and-while his partner .ro-,
mulned .ln Bethe? to look after ‘the'
factory 'intore‘bts, . Mr. Starr" took.
charge of the sales in tho‘th York
omce ol‘ the company. This place was
opened in 1846, in which 'yeanhe mov~
ed with his family to the city. He re-_
. exclusive .. residential “sections of the
city. . > ’
In 1860. business having developed J
as much in the States its was .poeei— ;
gblc, Mr. Starr went to Mexico with‘
his family, locntl in Monteteyrfiere
he established til-Agni factory. and inn
.structed Mexicans in the-op lions."
When he decided to- return to . the
United States in.1,866.'buitlneee at.tho
Mexico factory wu‘sMendidt-Ot his
stay in Mexico. Mr. Starr‘» ins inter:
estingiy. While therein ‘01-,the'”
lending American ~ boldness- men lot
the country, her; pnter'tetned'» General;
Low Wallace, the noted» Writer; ‘ mu,
oi ,lnenhorir of hie family required
thodounw mum than . theolty. he,
loom‘ elm '19:: whim-tor his -‘ iii-.-
tnro limit“ aver latitude-by! new
,7 , whorl-em a noun
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do Now:
go. .
fitlrs. Wighem has a large circle of
friends and a number oi'relutives' in
a
l
endeared herself to all
known her because of her ltind and ;
sympathetic nature -and‘, was ,et all}
tlnicuready to lend e helping hand to,
in need. . _ ‘l
e is survived by her huebendl
andJopy' children. Everett C. Wighnm ‘
oi Waterbury. Mrs: Allied G..~Bowmn.‘
Mm..Ednn H. Bill, Mrs. Frederick (Ll,
.Dulton at Danhury. .; -; '
', The tuneral will. take place .mp1 her l
into. home, first-it plane. Denburyq
Thursday atternoun . at: 1 : 30' ‘ b'cloclrv
and the bodymlll he brought to this,
city for interment 1h Riverside come-F
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Starr mom 'to varooktmmm . he ;. :. (Continued From page 1.1"?“-
spent the noxtfrour years .‘It'lll litters ‘
eating «himself inhat. manuiwturegi
awn-I, .
business here piovod vs
city and was a leading memwiot'the'
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