‘ 11111111111. um”. 1915
cMmfi;
The 1111;.- and Marvels are scheduled
‘ o havc a bowling contest this evening
‘,' n theI l'alacn alleys.
the t-ntermlntm-nt oI
Lodge will be held
30 o'clock, in
.\ met-tint: of
1 111111111 ‘11P». 11.111
_ unlorrow owning at 7:
it in. 1011qu dininlrroom.
'l‘hr sec-11nd anniversnrv and rem-p-
.11111 at ‘lilliltl'WUliil's Rifles. C. S_ :l,,
mil be. held this evening in the Nor-
sulk Armory. Sv- s orchestra will pro.
12v IIIIIsit'. f,
A meeting of the. governing board of
Norwalk Yacht club will be he‘vtl
tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at
h-- South Norwalk club. At least eight
» mplications for membership will b'
it 11"] "DO“.
lit'
ls-“is ll. liall. of New Canaan, has
Iroughi his schooner yacht into Nor-
.ml'k harbor and now has her moored
III'twr-n the carriage and the. railroad
bridges. prehminary to having her
iauled out at Captain E. H. Miller's
~|1ip yard r1nd placed in commission
.or the season.
«Are you going to build or repair?
3.1-1 us quote and serVe pou. free. plans.
Phone 1082. Everything Carpenter-
wise. City. St. John & Keyser, Build-
« =rs,
Not-walk members of Pyramid Tem-
t'ple. A. A. 0. N. M. 8.. have been no-
tified of a regular meeting to be held
.11 wmnesday mamas Ila-v1.91
Iiich time a representative to im-
a] Councu will be elected to take
.Il'f‘ of Noble James W. Potter. rec
.111 d.
<1 :1l1-1l deptis.ition.~1 taken in New
it were filed in the. superior couI'.
I llridzopori,
, tivorm- case: proceedings.
Inns will not be. opened until the can.
11mm to a hearing. They won rathcrf
‘ . 1 and mum appe'lred to be many t ( illIll'ion in Germany. and will not 1e
‘ I 'I \ I l
Thcat depositions were flledt
1 «1' them.
:,.~:- :1 part of the defendant's case
M».
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38c Per Package
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i, NOR WALK
BUY w- i S O CIE TY
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lwmns tanuilhcrsauual
. NEW NEOXWEAR
"5° ‘M, ,-. NEWS ,
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Joseph DaViS LANE—DONNOLLY.
“ WASHINGTON STREET, ref as or G n 0 0 U 3"
SOUTH NORWALK' P tyYouEng‘Goullllve it‘s: 11121;: | t
This Morning.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
Mary's this morning, when Miss
Theresa Althea Donnoly. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. lionnoly. of 193
Mainstreet. became the bride of John
last week in the Runillt i
The deposi-l
glisted man.
' :11 wrest engagements.
, , .
Mon: at the.
,J. Lane. master mechanic at the local
plant of the Standard Oil Company.
Ajay-gar“! J)()lllll)ly.
was the. groom's brother. George Lane.
The pretty bride. who has won Just
popularity as a member of the teach-
Ing force at the VVinnipauk school.
was charmingly gowned in a dress of
Liberty blue satin. with a large Leg-
horn bat trimmed in the same, shade.
She carried a bouquet of white ros«-~‘.
The hrldelnaid was another pretty
picture in a gown of grey Georgette
with hat to match .und carried brides-
maids roses.
The organist. Miss Margaret llrady.
presided at the organ. and Mrs lrvim;
ilaymes sang “0h Promise. me." :Ir1l
other appropriate selections in her
well-known artistic way
A reception followed to the immw
diate relatives and near friends of the
contracting parties at the. home of the
bride, and after receiving congratula-
tions anti the serving of an elaborate
wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Lant-
left for their wcdding journey. On
their return the coming work. they
will take up housekeeping in the new
home awaiting. them 1111 Roosevelt
street.
A great array of wedding gifts 11111-1-
evidence of their popularity.
MARUOA—WATERBURY.
A quiet wedding was performed on
Saturday afternoon when Miss Fanny
Waterbury. of 59_ Putnam avenue, be-
came the bride of Joseph \laruca. of
performed at 'l‘rl
the immediate. friends and relatives
of the young couple were. in attend-
ance. Both are well known mem-
[large host of friends who have
itc-nded their congratulations and
' 11 ishcs.
ex-
will
i lJetItonam Robert B. Oliver is 1-om
manding a company in the AInly 11*. DC
He saw
an 3‘".-
turn home tor some tinn
.rll'ellllulls senior! in France
taking part in 11111 111' the
21$
Norwallt
Marseilles.
W. F. Hanson of
Hotel
is stop
llroad-
i'Sfilison-Powell Corporationiwuy m 10:: street New York 011111..
I
South Norwalk
._ WE
HAVE, ;
2 1111:1011
BflNDS
ON SALE
F01! CASH
‘ been spending
'Iiays with Mr. Boutvrell's
;t'1'111n Nonvulk at this refined him] in
' 1111- Riverside
Pal k
.md
section of New
York are: Mr. Mrs. Laurence J.
. Paolino.
, Vil‘t'fi
i). “'ilcox of Denven
.‘leto Squadron. Ito)-
it
0-1--
Lieuti 11:111'
(.‘olo.. lztlv of.
'al Flying Foxce. who recently letuin
i”! from abroad, spent the week-end
with Mr and .\l1'<. Oscar M. Squires of
West :11 white.
ll. lloutwell and family of
N. Y..-are spending a few
He'Y,
.\.
Sn . 11101111,
‘and Mrs. (‘. l". liouiwell of Crescent
Terrace. 1 1 ,
John Hoydradt of the Pawling. N.
Y. Chronicle. well- known in local and
stamford newspaper 11rcler 1n 1908.
was in town yesterday visiting old
friends.
‘
Mrs. Alexander Gibson and son Alex.
of Chestnut street. took an auto trip
to \Vaterbury. yesterday. in com-,
pany with Paul Nash and family, of;
Siamt'oid. ,I
i
Mrs. Charles E. Davis and grand
Ldaughters, Miss Annie Davis of Main!
street. have. been visiting Mrs. “'alter;
Palmatier in Foughkeepsie. New York.
Cletus Mag-her. who has been visiting.
at his home, 17 Belden avenue. hu'
resumed his studies at Holy Cross
College, Worcester, Mass.
1
,__..__
Hem P. Morgan, who has
the winter in Jewett‘
.City. ”11 visiting her pistol-.311. M. n
Mrs.
Easter season was solemnized at St.‘
The hridcnIaid was her sister. Miss;
and the best man '
imsr of the younger set and have a-assisted by Rev.
lllev. J. J. McGinnis.
. Ali's.
'pmy-m
£(ltInrge V.
'I I“ .
~J.
parents Dr. '
‘ lion
fond anniversary and reception 11: the
ny Sheehan in Hartford.
Mr. and llirs. Thomas Manor. of
Bridgeport. visited friends in Norwalk
yesterday. \
|
James 1.. Dyer of Main street has
been visiting with his sister in Green
wich.
|
' Roland Platt of the U. 8. Navy is
spending a few days’ furlough in town.‘
Adolph/Yannantouni of ‘Waterllury
is visiting with relatives in town.
I). Louis Ladrigan spent Sunday with
=rela1tlves in town.
' DEATHS AND rum
i Alfonzo Pascarclli. '
Alfonzo Pascarelli. aged four y.ears
five months and twelve days, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vinvenzo Pascarelli of
No. 2. Burbank street died yesterday. 3
Funeral services were held this after-
noon. and interment was in St. Mary' :1
cemetery. '
Nathaniel w. Jones.
Nathaniel \V. Jones of \K‘olfpit ave
nue. Norwalk. a former resident oi
Brides-port. died Thursday night at the
Norwalk hospital after a brief illness.
He is survived by one son. Clarence
\V. Jones. two brothers, James H. S.
Jones of Bridgeport. and Arthur S.
Jones of Providence. R. l.. and one
sister, Miss Harriet E. Jones. Mr.
Jones. who was born in Bridgeport.
lived there for 28 years. The funeral
was from l-‘able's mortuary chapel in
Westport at 3 o‘clock. The burial was
:11 1111- Norwalk cemetery.
Funeral of Corporal James Leonard
1 (me of the largest funerals ever
held in the. (‘ity of Norwaik was that
vi“ Lance (‘orporal James Leonard.
who was buried yesterday afternoon
from St. Mary's Church. People from
all walks of life turned out to pay hon~
or and rt-spet'l to the memory of one
of Norwalk‘s sonsfwho fought in the
battles 11f (‘hatcau-Thiery and the Ar-
gonne Forest. only to surrendEr his
life on his return to his native land.
The. funeral was held from his late
home. 011 Woodbury avenue at 2 o'clock
and from St. Mary's Church at 2:30.
The Fifth Separate Company. Connec-
ticut State Guards.-and both Norwnlk
and South Norwalk Councils of- the
Knights of Columbus attended in a
body and escorted the. remains to their
last nesting place. Thqprocesslpn was
“21141112011; snow The aromgny masthead-d by the Suns Guards“
ufiy (11611-11 and only,
The Ehixrch was crowded with- sor~
rowing friends and the services both
religious and military“ Were. very im-
pressiVe. Rev. T. J. Finn officiated.
\"alter McCrass and
“l Am Only “'ait-
was very ieelingly rendered by
Alice llaymes. Thomas MC-
.‘-l.'1lIon sang "(‘alvary" in a tout-hing
ing"
i
i
i
t
because it
in
61.1 sealed air-tight and
impurity-proof. in the wax-
wrappcd. safety packucs.
Be sure to get
WRIGLEYS
[he Flavor Lasts
is supreme
quality.
-
N EW ARTlCLES
P110 sap FOR
12' creamy
Continued from first Pate-
O—g-ng '
consisting of five. judges.
pointed by each, of the five art-at
powem—the United States. Great
Britain. France. Italy and Japan.
The allied and associated panels
villi request Holland to surrender the
former emperor for trial.
1 exsons accused of violation of the
onP ap—
mamner. As 1hn body was having the
church the choir rendered
Kindly Light."
Tho ilo11"c:-ho~ai1:'.: and p.1lli11':1rersi
1111-1 from the K ol 1‘. and Postal Ln»;
The ilo1terliean-rs 11"1’11
Collins. S. S. 17. 551. A. E.i
James Callahan. Mith Division L"
A. The pallbeareis were Thomas‘
llior lan Fitith Artillery. A. E. R; F i
Joseph inn-1s. 47" .\em, A. R. l~‘.: Ed-
ward li'lrns. Tfilh iiivision. .\. N. l-‘.:
Janus French. Thomas llurke. \\il-.
Hum ('ahitl, Postal t-Iilt'loyers. i
A! the 11~111vlery
11'ut'4'
‘Lead
S.
Conducted by Rev. T. 1]."
.~\: the contlusion of the SOT-t
the Firing Squad fired three;
Taps were sounded and 1111-.
(Hill! Nonullk hero was laid to lost
i-‘inn.
Vim-.4,
\‘l- -Hv_\'s
ii [180 ,flflil, [3“...
l8 3313,5332
\‘.'.‘.;~.lii.‘{(l’l‘tl.\‘._fi .\;1:‘l
dollars lmd lit-uh
day to the \‘ét'Io- Liberty Loan. 30-
co . to Imnflii'ial 11"..port: it 11.1..
consaieti ti ilvilx hi. ‘ul. hoomm 1211i the
official heme. uliitli t‘le tiausu: 1 11'1- .
.ignizus “on 'd ledf'll ti: -1' billl: In 1l11ll.iI
null"! li‘ 'anl-L
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HtlIs't-Iibt‘d l0-
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’ ' ' l
SECOND ANNlVER'SARY
OF BUTTERWORTH RiFLERS
AT ARMORY TONIGHT
Exhibition Drill, Concert, Refresh
mcnts and Dancing Will Be Feature
of the Program with Lieutfcovernot
Wilson and Other Dlufingulohed
Guests. ' 1 , '
An event of much importance ii.
local military circles will be the 11
George F. Butterworth 11393. fifth
Separate Company at the Norwalk Ar
mory tonight.
The program included an exhibition
drill by the company, a concert by
Svecs orchestra. vocal solos. and re-
freshments followed bpreeche- by
Col. Wilson of Brflmm a on
her of other 1115mm guests.
The" will be dancing and at M
Mair promises an. tuft. 111’ “I
m “M
the religious sir-.5"
‘tion in 111 my
laws and customs of war. according
to a second proposed article, will be
brought heroic military tribunals and
if found guilty' '-sen;1111w d to the pun-
ishments laid down by military law"
All persons accused ot‘ liming ('onI-
milled an act in‘i‘ioiation of the lawa
and customs of War. who are speci-
tied ”either in name or by the rank.
office or (41111103111911? which they held
under the (Human .1uthor.ities" will
be demanded ”Lilli .otman (.otern
mr'nt for trial by ”11' military tribun—
:11 of the powm' against whose 11::-
'ii!'t'.;1ls the criminal acts were perpe-
Iratod.
'i‘he
'l’t'
“Following:
(les' regarding
annonnt-emint issued by lht'
Department follows:
are Ihn proposed arti-
'p1vnalties. for inser-
ut‘ peace to be consid-
“it‘d 111 :1 plenary H‘SSiO“, Iii' confer—
t‘nl‘t‘ today. Bit-Inlay at 3 o'clock p.
111.. Paris link-2 _
" Article One'_ The “lies and As-
sociated i'tHVVV‘S publicly .il'lt'igll
\Yillianl ll. of Hohenollcrn. formerly
wrman lu‘nnurnr, not for an offense
insanikt mirthal 3:111. but for a su-
agsinsi international
morality and 11.11 sunr'ity of treaties.
" ‘A spwinl tl'ihillmi will be con
stituted to 1:) the ift'lllfied‘ thexeby
assuiinz l..in the 'Tiinl'allHIe-S essen-
tial to tin lilii 01 defense. it will
be compost-d (It 111'1- judges. on"e :13»-
pointed by -~.1r'h 0f the. following five
powrrs; nillllt i)‘. the l'nited States of
~‘1r.1vric:I. (.1'1'111 ‘II'SHtin. France, holy
and Japan.
“ ‘ln its derision Ihe tribunal will
in. “mpg by the home-.1 motives of
in11-1'11;1ti1n:;l polity. “ill. a View to
premc ofie‘isi-
:vindicatinc the solemn obligations of
the
it ‘
it
international undertakings and
validity 01' international morality.
its duty to iix the punishmtqn
considers should be i211postd.
“ ‘Aliied and Associated Powers
will address. a request 11. the 001--
eminent of The Netherlands for the
surrender to them oi the cx~cmperorg
in order: that hs mav be 11111 on may
“ ‘h'tic‘c 2.~—'l‘he Gtrmsn Govern
(dent not having insured the 9111111111.;
mom of'the persons—aemcw of hsv- .
ing cxvrcised undue sexetlty in via.
lation of the law's and customs of
War, such persons 11:11 be brought
before military tribunals by the Al-
lied and Associated Powers and 11
found minty. sentenced to the pun-
mm laid down by: million law.‘
“ ‘The German. 601 eminent 5m
hand over to the Allied and “mag.
pd Merlot-hm aloof m ..
shall no content. all porcu- m
i and. h vult-
' “We!
is
119111211 today by the
'Powers “ill be brought before
military tribunal of that pow-.ei
1 " Persons guilty of criminal acts
against the nationals of more than
. ’cfle (R the ARM and Associated POW-
on will be brought before military
tribunals composed of membeis of
the military tribunals of the poweis
mneemed.
i " “in every case the accused will be
tentttled to name his own counself."
: Article 4 is as follows:
i The , German. Government
italics to furnish all documents and
{information of every kind, the pro-
-duction of which-may be considered
HECl'sh‘illy to insure the full knowl-
the
under-
-1'd::t' of the incriminatingr acts. the
discovery 01‘ the offenders. and the
just appreciation of responsibility.
\VASlllNflTHN. April
vainn isy the State lk'pm-tmenf today
111 th1'10\ised (m enant of the League
oi .‘1 minus cue the text oi the dot-u-‘
1111 nl to tl e .’\1ne1"itan people sever :-Il
hours in advance of its presentation
to up Peace Conference
session at Paris. The substance -ot’L
the 11I\ena..1. inniutiing matmiai
1111.qu- s titsiullt‘d par'ticulmlx to meet
1-"'.Iitii sins in the l nited States. hadi
luen disclosed mo 1' (W’hH ago!
through an oliicial summary. hut‘;
111:1n_\‘ ltto'mhm's (If the Si-naie offi—
cials and other students of the 1111-.
tii'n's I‘crei'zn relations had withiwld'
final juiifll'luOHl pending cmel‘ul anal-1
\'~iS of li"" complete text.
Apparently these obseirers found
that the oflicial .sunnnary had given
a fairly comparative oIItlinrI of the
documu'i, especially oi‘ the amend-
ments: The new article specifically
excnniting international engagements
and regional understandings. "such
as the Monroe Doctrine.” had been
(111111111 \0 b:I_.tim -Th(‘ suImnaIv
so had outlined amendments e. 'tmpt-
in: national domestic questions i'Iom
the juiisdiction of the league. provid-
ing for withdrawal of member na-
tions upon two years' notice leaving
it in member states to decide what
mmr-d force. if any. they will Itin'l‘i
tune to any form; which the League
may determine is necessary to en‘
t'm'ce. its findings. pmviding that
mantlnici'ies shall be given only to
states \I'illing to accept thtm. and
stating definitely that armament
duction programs become
only when approved by
concerned.
By a cabled correction upon
text of the annex to the covenant re-
State Depart-
ment. in the list of original members
the name ofjiew South “false was
eliminated and that of Ncu Zealand
added.
the
I
COTTLIS BREAK lN WRECK 1,
'I‘mvners. N. Y.. April 24.
'broken axle on a New York
ven & Hartford freight train
it cars near this pkoo
morning. 2 no: can cm
thalideofa'bridao and
foot to the highway.
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28.——-l’ubllca— ;
in plenary 1‘
al-.
19- 1
effective '
5131,98 i
the i
_~. ...L_ .-
HOWLAND'S-
Entrances on Main 81;, Fairfield Ave, Cannon 8:.
Young folks -
now have a .;
i suit chance.
Very minute that big tail-1'
ors believe Spring' 3 big blisi‘n
ness is over, they begin 111
clear up their stocks. -
'.lhc_v are keen sltlowd,
folk. «and the\ plan to imam ;
ihti'nst'l‘.es :11 «int-1‘ on lIIiurG
business.
'lo do that, 1111 i1' 1111111111
must lw inc oi all iliinlgmht'
about Sprinv or its suits“ So
they make (1111' diarp decision
and 1-11111' out all their suit!
:It a price. .md in a lmrrv.
And then comes the. oppora
tunity of the merchantl
“’0 took it—~~cancrl_v and
prompth 1111111 one tailor of-
iv 11 (1 11s the pic -k of his stock.
For his suits \\ ('1 e unusu-i
all_' .Ittrattive and “orthy. .
The)“ \\'l‘l‘0 pretty. in styl’e‘“
and decoration.
"‘lu v were, 01.1- client in
'«- 111111111 tailoIiIIjI.
1 good Inanyj,
:
f.-
'li‘t'l'o were .'
«11-1: in a 11111111111aiivei}—s111:tll lot.
All this bronnht large \'.11i1t1'.1nd 111111 11 beauty.
Then “(I added 1' due to the combitmtion «101' 110
wougilt at spec -iai small fair 0. ~:
HERE ARE THE SUITS eESPECIAI-LY EOB‘
YOUNG WOMEN. ' )_
Just “mug folks moth is. ideal vouthful :11ch
Handsome blues and fans and Peking and mutated}
Brightcned bva bit of eolor‘ flint, appeal? ta} '1.
_\ 1111119'1111111011. ,
I Finished with smelt dec'oiaiion of buttons. '
Equipped \\ ith delightin'I alert \\ osteoat in 11“ ‘
1 ~(1lllt‘ «ascs. . . . H.111 1
In cffcit thi \' 1 111 the entiie st: 110 from dcniut‘fi'”"
:1.”
11111 14-. to 18, in. prac-“I I '
a.
w--«-~»~———
to spl'igrhtl1,i11 size theyl '{mIIc f1
?’ live they all? at! suitable for sin: Ill “11111111 as fa,
. 11111111.: folks in '111110. they
1 are 11'1ntll"~.$.lt) to $45.... $24
I and today they are ready :11“ 1 3
F 1‘. ‘
' i
S 'i‘HE HOWLA‘ our (10013800.,
_,n:f,.
iBiSHOP NILAN TO
BLESS new HAVEN
K. or c. Aoamoic
- _. _:'.
GUN CLt'B llELD
COBWEBs SOCIAL;
_. . . .. 3s.-.11' .
i (Continua-d from Page One). _:\,'f“ ”'\\h‘\' Am” ‘
\ lxmgtns of Columbus Will dedicate
their new war community building to-
und for the first.
.\ t-olwmb social was held on Saiilll'»
nialit at 8 o‘clock.
I
idaj: 11i,.i‘11 11h1-h tht club In: 111l11 rs _
congregated and passed a jolly 1.1- time this attracti‘ft' building in fig!
"in“ “"0" ””3" ”“5““ m“ “”1135 ‘7‘ rear oi the clubhouse on Orange sh'vfet' ‘
the cobwehs from the cellar to the.
. . . " 4 }' ( l i , l ,. r
attic and secured the prizes tied to “l“ b" H '9“? ”“31“" the I ublic .
the end 1,,” O‘l‘l'h “tb. A quarto”: Mali‘l' “it‘d“ 1'3- l-Itzt‘u'rald for U"
rzemoosnl 111‘ Mes'rs. Parsons ‘Imilts. city 111' New H111 en. will give an ado
“"‘d‘?“‘“ and llaase accompanied b-‘l dress. and Ilon. .itn-It'pii C. l’ellcller.
a string orchestra. 1'1 nderezl a nIII'l~
sot-rune rtdwwate general of t»,
ber 0t fine seZv-t-tions that “(re “'1'.”
received. The accompany ing orchI-s Knishts of Columbus \\ iii Hire the dell-
tra (‘Un'éisil'd of 1‘. Arnold. 1101.31.41 icatory address. Judge James E
:110uiy host and (.‘eoige .\.I~h.1u.1n-lo “‘cbb (,1 the .uwH-m mmu will “I
'ilani‘ts; (harlvs Ninth. guitar :mi . ’
Louis Banks irinnist. 'll11 tltt': IiI I. :1.- Hd" m ”H 'MJHiN . (11111; addreb’
very successful and the members .. 1- 1's will be made in W'. ..l Mull
planning for 11 penny social in be 111411 head 111 Knights of Columbus 1116b}.
on next Saiurday evening.
‘f—fl~.f~‘_-—V:m— . , (Ci. Til 1‘ ‘i l' \. ( 0‘
, Harold (ilendemnxz and family 111‘ 2.11 j d i ‘ ' \ _ ”um," will up, ..
. on the subjet t of 111 1111411101011 work;
“'rst Main .'~‘ll1"1'l. 1 no 'ed an outing in
J 3 Bishop .\'ilan of the Roman 81th”
their new Sash tourinrz' c- l' yester-
,“ 1‘ " ("00(er m ‘lartioid 11111 bless. the
' id. . -
i , ._. .. blinding and gin: the 1m ctation
5 Assistant Town Clerk \liss intent ‘ 'F-‘ _' “ ““
\K’hen C hulles Br'oun opened
S ith, 1.10 has been 11 duty 1 the
m "' ° °' 11 arwick Hotel on M11111 Main
ipast three days at the fonner town .
clerk‘s (mice on Wall street for the yesterndy morning around ”‘30..”
. . s I ‘ . i . .
5m of registering dogs in the up. 11 7mm“ m f “d ”1" ”3"“ do”,
1 , , and unlocked. lie at. once 111111
196‘ and 0f the city repotis m“ on 3 police and Patrolman Milton 1.
"":."'15.3::3‘3.2:.:';:.:'" mm... m
' to be all main and u for on lit
. ‘1! was stated by Serjeant Bryan ll'. 3,011,132 1., 111111111113. ,
Hi! It noon today that the four worn , ' ‘ ‘
out mulls shoes in the uptown po-f
mmwhlch have WMUIOUM for imam-ache
SVEC'B orchestra (unlined-its
‘31-:an no em “roman-11min“...
work. who will speak upon this 1‘.“
Norwalk Chronicler