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is later who; by a gambler; and the
situation develops genuine heart; in-
teresuthrough. the. masterly" directing
of Reginald Barker. who supervised
the making; 01' esei‘y scene.
l.: n11: Chow, as the Chinese. chef of
the times. is one of the surprises of
titr- His? performance is sin-
picture.
cure. ,1-_vt::patl;etic and powerful. Mack'
S-‘i-unett‘s "Lady Tailor” is on the bill.
,. . , . . . _. /
necev'sr WEDNESDAY
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“VJ-elves of the Night" is‘1he New Wil-
l1‘2~.~. r";s.:->mm Release Under Fox
Direction Playing Here
\‘Jlillr-rt i-‘arnum added to his laurels
llv his work in "\‘x’olres 'ot‘ the Night"
the latwinnicturizatioh oi the Zane
(it-c" ’ appearing at the Regent
XXV-(tresdny afternoon and erenin: of
this; truck. 'lhe afar has attained an
entirely lll'\\' success in this, the third
(lrcv llit'llli‘w Which he has: made under
't:‘:\‘i1l
$,,'.,.A,'.. ’ ‘lv '.-, -.I'
my mur .n 1 ol \Vl.a.n l‘ox and “11(7),“.31.” 'W WWWW.
liimal Toni. amthas
Nero-allows see it at tho' Recent “’ed-
“Sigma.- they will doubtless class it as: hunts from physicians and‘dvuggistar announced a state of martial happi-
Ni-w Yr-rlc did—one of the beat Far-
ttum appearances. \Yilliam Farnum
need: little introduction to Sortvalk.
lie-fore. picture; he played “Virginian."
“The little Rebel." the “Prince of
'ludian." Ills pictures, by which he is
.1 P311:
Every Day
‘.’::udeville
Y‘i‘S Or
Todav
.' luluilJ'glllt ’rcsi-nts
William S. Hart
”Aim—-
"John Petticoats"
Bill Parsons in
“His Own Medicine"
Holmes Travelogue
Tuesdayr 1
{ex Beach‘s Great Story
"The Girl From Outside"
Sennett Comedy
Pathe News
! Wednesdav
Wyndham Standing: in
“The Miracle of Love”
-, Vitagraph Comedy
‘ Others
1 lVeek December 121
Palace Anniversarv
host knmvn to Norwalkers are too nu-
merous: to mention and each om: has
been accorded the. same welcome.
“\V‘olves of the Night" will rank pet-
haps as one the strongest picture at-
tractions in the city this season. There
day bill.
csonczleawoocx AFFtLthTt—zs
" \NITH A. M. WOO’STER
A. Ni. ‘i’onntcr has secured the
Mr. ll. l’lt‘alldock.
Mr.
S‘W‘it‘éis‘ of George
'antininz corp? of ‘ihe
‘in the. Security building. Mr.
bar of the bar of the District of (.‘rtlum
hia and of the (‘ourt of Appeal;
haw.
0mm“ itin'illC
(Eleven \earn lie
with the l’att-ttt
familiaritv with patent practice.
was for a year
After that assistaitt to the chief clerk
often aetinrr a4 ,chietwlm-k,
Mr. Bradank comes
fins: corps.
- Al trauma
PALACE TODAY
Mt Pettcoats"
fl
iii tltl 5. Hart and lii< company of
inn liiit'ti quaint New Orleans to
- .rw1t‘n1: tor his latent Paramountm
’ 1‘ _.‘~ pidurw.
l’aiace theatre today.
for the picture were shot
r".'c:‘tmnt. It marks one of
t it.‘ :it: :1
.tlwh.
h- 'ir' ,
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ll.l.l..:-l .t cripztt’: HOT."-
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ti it‘ll-or.
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Vl ‘M b '1 A
Sana”; stars
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in
. . "i 1 ‘43: ”vi :1 of Love” E «lg-calving sums aggregating $3,500 from
" ' ' l" i; l‘vamopolltant Reichmrm for expenses in the Means
)1" l n; , .. . , .. . . n ., P 13 l ‘ "prosecution. Two of the police depart-
’1 " . 1 \‘.'. ‘ . ”H a. co. meat detectives-atfacbed to the dis-
1. ,;,, ,..- V, _ ‘ ‘ 1‘ 1“ Screen trict attorney’s office accompanied
. . , ’1 " ' ‘ ' ' M1 novel. , Dooling to Concordvat like time of the
.i .\.tr ‘l. (3: 1.. . ' .‘3 4,: Lucv <' trial. 5
~ 1: ani \2319‘ V. 7,, . fl' . The only indictments returned by
11- . v, I ”“ m f _ a the jury have been in criminal anar—
,, . , j. , ° has a Brit‘; , chy cases. 1 . “
' ““4 “flirts around .an o ' ~—
REGENT TODAY
“nor—Mack Sonnett Comedy
. In “The Girl From Outside."
nuanced for Goldmvnege '
. . ,Mo a sling
Admirab'y Played
the Westport FaVorlte, William
Hart—Parsons Comedy and Oth-
“John Petticoats.”:
ml undet- Thomas ll. nce's sit-:1
Ma, which is to he the. attractioni
Several .
in‘
l 1: ~Ellt‘r5 section of the city and (11-,
, the old (“role quarter and alon:
the
ftt‘h'S that Mr. Hart has appeared
i ' hin: strictly Western roles.
:1. tO the story; he starts out
. tl‘tcrjack in the North forests,
modiste's shop in a fa~
ice <li.~:,1?t-t in New Orleans and
to investigate his property
of the rough westerner
' 1 it‘- lilil> and satins is said to
3. hmut‘t‘ul girl, and win-
of (author are declar;
:, li_.<..:‘~ ls-gttiit‘i: woman is “'ini-
‘ picture was dig
Bill Par"
0th1 '.\ledicine."
Cosmo
.‘1'113211‘2' son of a noble.
IP21 Beach‘; “The Girl From Outside'li ‘
Presented Under Direction of Am.
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lnachs story of, Alisha, which was
Eitv as a ttraniliontlr. Mr.
1'11 graduate of Georzetmvn lTnivet‘silY'S
school. after which 11‘1 took 3 first disagreements watt) illntt‘icl AL i-gd pair for a mans of tum't‘leri OIlTlS.;
receiving torncy Swann, and began investigation, But, money or no menev. We‘d ”rather;
: law
{special course in patent law.
the degree of Master of Patent Law.
It is a\c"oincidence that the new firm
5 Mr. \Voster
patent lawyer and solicitor in Bridge-
port.
"iron-noun MAN TELLS
OWN VERSION OF
SHOOTING CASE
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of them saying: “Here he comes
now!” One of them shoved a revolver
in my chest and told me to put up my
hands. The other man stood about,
six feet in backof the first: man. I
didn't see the revolver vety well and I
struck him with my fist. and then he
me in the chest. The other man shot
several shots at. me, a, bullet grazing
the first two fingers of my left hand.
Then I started to run and call for help.
but no help came. I ran as far as the
Not-walk post office. and got a trolley
il'w“ 1-.“ rt . — v ' _ -
t 1 i . - < ,L “(.h ( )Qlfcd‘x' ulnlc and went as far as the South Norwall‘
I ' ;H:hr"z‘,r‘“ m tolling a young railroad station, ’and from there I
{11“, tl-uzin: up the. suicide walked to my sister's house, Mrs.
Michael Ferraro. 47 Lexington avenue.
From there I telephofiedto the Italian
doctor and waited an hour. I telephon-
ed again. and he would not: co
in: he was not: feeling well.
'phoned for another doctor and he took
me to the hospital’to have:the bullet
, removed.” ’ 4
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who loves her at first sight. “’Theboy'
will hp other pictures on the \"(LlnoS—w,
02'
“1" "kill” ”r C‘fll‘lnhm- F0“ ”1‘? 1‘31“" and honesty. His tostimonitl is a cred- doesn't it is not because 1 don‘t levy
been connected it to the tonic (rm-ear.
filled
\‘lll'it'ZH poaitlnns requiring a high d-1-
:zrm- ni‘ t‘Vt"‘l“;‘.'(‘ ability and thorough 01’s Drug $101.0, South port.
lit! Hartman's lll‘lif.’
antla half private sec-.A‘T‘u Bridgeport.~Adv,
retarv to former (‘omntisnioner Ewing.
. NEW YORK’S GRAND ‘
and hi1 JURY WANTS COUNSEL
then became a member of the examln-f
in
fired the revolver, the bullet hitting.
1 .on wet
Bataan »
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Gained Eight Poundson (31-,
NOT--A Remarkable Casey.
and Wonderful Result
W’hen All Other Means-
Had Failed, Said “Tater-é
, - bury Man -‘- Investigate
i This If In Dofi'bt
v
The manufacturers ot‘ the .H‘erbal
Tonic (‘INOT have laid its merit bci
lore thu public and backed than up
With enoomemcnts of the people “ho
have llrt. 1.: it. \‘\'i- have not nivnn any
fru- bottles or paid tor lil".‘<=‘ endorse-
ments. in any way. and the testimon-
‘iala’havo come to us. in-nmzst cases.
t'=2\'tz’l‘ is a
had endorse-
in every cmnmur: y,in which it has
been sold. “'e have furnished our for- ,
ntula to many neWs-‘papers. that have
rerun-(l .other medical "copy. and CIN-
OT has been accepted, to will offer
a Wager, and give the amount oi the
wager to charity, it we cannot post
lively prove that LTIXOT today has
twelve herbs in it. and each one has a
value from a medical s‘tanitpoimmwo
Will go further than that, we will pub-
ltslrour toriuula and let the people, de~
Cidt.‘ between any remedies~ tanning lo—
cal testimonials in your home paper.
Mt: Hoyle, who lives an It}: Cherry
sis-vet. \Vatorbury. says:
"I have been constipated most all
my life and never can remember when,
1.1:; bowels were regular. 1 have had
severe stomach trouble with sour, acid
rising: and heart hunt. I would bloat
up with res and the pant l buffered
we“ at times terrible. Many of my
fliends knew of this stomach trouble
and when they see me today they say
“71“” ""5” w“ 1““ “m“: from 1h“ r to me: ‘Vl'ell, Boyle, what is the motter t0 Plavinmeuch heroesl
Pill?“ Offlr‘t‘ with you, that you look so much bet-
nnd is now associated with h“n- in 101”." I tell them that CINOT not only til mv iointi crack when I move and “.11“, ll" arrested Jamel: Potter
business at .\lr. “comet‘s old 0 cos '
Brad-
‘h‘f'i‘ ““5 “”1“ 1’ ““7" “ml thnrmtch “-x' lfi-lb' (loublintz thin statement, 1 an) ”flare. voice, with it: natural liltinfz (‘3 Detective l'zelrzn'i mmn into Mr rm
”purienen in the l’ait‘nl (Wine is a mem- u‘iiiing to verify it." ’ ‘ “ ‘ m.
put eight pounds on me, but it made a
Wt‘ll man exit of me. I heartily endorse
(.‘INOT as a wonderful renu.1dy—~any-
who issued the above
known in Water-
izieh clml‘af‘lt‘l‘
Mr. Boyle.
statement. is well
l-ti"; :wl' a mun m‘
ClNOT i's sold at Plaisted's firug
Storer.\'l/ashington street. Also, at the
“'cstznm‘t Drug ($0.. \VE‘ElDJl‘l; tSwitz-
and at
Fairfleld
Store, 81
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lt‘idsreport with the hizhest recommenu
tdation and is already proving his abil- . ‘
erdock in- last September in an extort to iorce an
its employes to bring about the strike
advanced fare from the public:-
About this time the jurors had their
not only of his otficc. but of the police
'department and various other lnttnici~
pal authorities. This blf‘aL‘ll \viduted
compo, into helm: just 37 your: aftel,"vvhen the jurors asked for appointment! wee town. New Canaan. lyinz hetWP
commenced practice as not other counsel. 1H'et'cralbly Attorney two Maps “in one Side of the land.
:General Newton. But instead or Mr.
iNthon. Governor Smith a pointed
lGeorge (lotdon Battle. who finally
iwlthdrew from the post alter jurors
;had made it plain his servicm would
Inot hi: Welcomed.
l Last week came an open rupture be-
?tween the jurf‘and the district. attor.
:ney's office when Raymond 11‘. Almir-
gall. foreman. ordered the jury’s sten-
{ographer to furnish no more copies 0!
itestinamy to Mr. Swami or any of his
assistants. This followed reports [hat
.the jurors had discovered a "leak" ex-
isted; that they had charged a listen-
ing device had been placed in the
roomu‘n the Criminal Courts Building:
and that they intended asking for new 1
fquarters. - . t
The only concrete matter that is act-
ually knoWn publicly as under investi-‘
gation is the official actibn of John L. ,
EDooling, one of Mr. Swanrys assistants. i
tin prosecuting Gaston 13. Means for
-tlie murder of Mrs. Maud King.
This occurred in 191': at. Concord, N.
‘C.. and Means was acquitted. Means
has charged that he was persecuted by,
gDooling, and that Mr. Swarm aided in,
fithe persecution by permitting Doollng
tto use the machinery of the district at-t
1: torney's otfice here in the rrrisecutionl
1
me. 88$"? of Means, though there was no crime
Then I
alleged in New York county. The
Grand Jury has issued subpoenas in,
this matter. entitled “The People. v3.3
John 1T. Dooling and’Xlexandc-r Réich-‘
man. , 1 1.
The latter is a Chicago lawyer répre-
Mnting intereet‘: affected by Mrs.
King's estate. Hg is said to have fun-‘
nished the bonds (for the prosecution
0! Means. Dooling has admitted re-
STAMFORD 'SELECTMAN DEAD, 1
STAMFORD, Dec. iii—Charles E.
Bobbie: 6'2, for several years select
man, died during last night of heart
trouble." For years he was a captain
.1 "‘~ . - l o ' .T. 1., m—e l a.
11’ EAL: fiN h1M1.\ _ NEWEANAANI the two are said to be implicated in
7, . p L. , ~. ' . ‘tho recent brcalyof a freight cat: in
I» / 3-» 1,‘ __:
3' "It‘s twelve years since 1 Raw he!
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maritime. 7 Maw“ A
THE mmfliflfi {1 WWW“...
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'this town ‘from which thousands of
j‘EORElGN EXCHANGE
’. NEE? YORK, Dec. 15.;Foreign ex-'
TRAIN HOLD-UPECMME showed immvement at tin!
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vanced 4 13 cents to 3.72 1—2
;v.'hile franc checks jumped 23' centimA
es to T112, and lire checks 16 centim-
es to 11.32. a" V ‘
”mm””" ” YAGE
'o'uurm’gd‘
In... fl..- *..._—.
IMPROVESJ
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--To kaent Influenza .
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‘3 till lilinfld’
(‘ollls‘ (any-c Grip and
LAXATIVI‘: liROMt") QI‘INiKi-J
lots remove thr- range, There in 03" .
one "Bronm Qulnine," E. “1 HBO”. j
signature on box. title. I”
petting today. The pound sterling ad-
(PINS.
4 g '—
.3
,. . ‘ ' .dol'lars‘ worth of cloth was stolen. «
A Little Bit of Humor From; The two men. according to the rail-
Flske ‘G’Harae-f—Irish Ile-
lRoad men.,leaped on the freight train
. . ust outside or this place early Sun-‘
roes Must: Be Romantic
1.
,day morning. They entered the ca?
1",booee, Where, they ordered Conductor
;J. H. V’eatherbj and F'lagman J. Me-
Now there have been plav at fail illonald ‘.n throwmp we” hands my} do
(d ‘1‘ t“ k . L ,.t, quickly. The conductor and flax-
_. n. was t..e plot was to scan... the ‘ man obeyed the two illglln‘zn men,’
public too sour. but this was the, first Who had masks over their laces.
. (T113 all the ca. of the trousers.
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tint; to my knowledge that. the fatef 0 Quffk Work by Detectives. '
'1. ‘ ' , . . . , ' no of the highWax-men was: armed
had hung on the Laugh or tht} Drywith a ‘rev’olvor. while'flie other can:
1 l1 :- 1- - -
Lie “mores costume. 'l'lf‘t: a large butcher‘s knife. .7114! as
But Fieke 0 Earn had said a lot "or the two were about to rob Conductor"
Shall?!” thintts. ng'ea'herby. the detectives. who were
Of course 11,14,311” actors before who on the tram. hearing some unucmt
. . an no or
COAL WESTPGRT TRASH
weed & Grain .. Are you one Who still belie":
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the song and dancé of the lid»
~ . solicitor who 83”!
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D’ i her paper is the only one till:
evlfie rOS' circulates in the (mom
. '7
Sunny Ave. and First 3:. ‘40 1‘ “5- ,
" If so, you are on inc wrong
TEL. 53 l track. Your good dollars are
being spent for ncugii. W.
. noise, went to the caboose and (pier?
(1 1.: M a - . . . ‘ l ‘ I
1.1 t lk finance and investments mg a rear door fry d the two Lilli]!
from lill-ll‘ experience. .who saw thellmldmz the two ralroao mummies;
tats ride in cocpcraitng with‘
fault“ of‘lheir productions and simply by quick work the. d“""“""" “‘1‘“;
.cceding: in overcoming the two men;
. _ .who gave the railtoad sleuth: a harzlt
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ms. . Bit to find all these qmlitiefi. fight before they were mm.“ .mto
and bP‘HdPS a determination to rctiré‘custody. ‘
Quite a row leaps before the grave,‘ The detectives were doimz dulr 'in'
was usual. la town alon': inn Sharp Li)... and mm.
'. . . ' the HIM-14 tt'eizh t 1. . '
“N on cant pt afl’frish hem into ‘ t rain U ml m
him to They
, New London an soon as: oesoible.
a business suit, and expect have been working on a (”neii
make money] said 1.\L’:‘. O"Hara. rpfigc to several breaks in this vicinity. :3
iivelv stirring his coffee. “It (tor-ah The frrizht train runs: between H
Bridzcnert and ‘Jidwav 'm-1l V‘a'r
~ ‘ u r, 1 . . > » 1 . r ( \ .
mattnr nltcthcr me he cheq ate of cling: slowly at the time the two nun
homespun or satin. so long: as the re catered, - i
trav—
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'- Normal}: merchants who want
to present their hueincss to tho
'v'czuport public through thi
columns of the \VESTPORTEL, .
l HERALD. ~1~
' Published for three generations
by the Jones family. Pretty‘.
good argument as to its being at ,
good newspaper. ‘
Quick auto service mg i But you want to seethe paper
‘ ‘ J cues 1-4.1].
you prompt service. i and one of tee
121,472, 1 sooner you do the mere money
. in your pocket.
“Get acquainted“ 1 .
"he New York Butter 8.:
E22 Market
5. 80. Main St... 80. Norwalk.
Direct receiver: of Butter, 3
Egg'rea, Codes and Cheese '
oxc 'vely, fresh every day.
suit isn't first a common ordinal)“ Men Have Police Records. [
everyday Minn: Accordion to the Nov: London police?
“irieh xii-1v; are palmnizpd by the hfmqfimfpr and Cabrcl have police T‘Wc'i
. . _ z _ mds hem. Both were recentlv bt-‘eie
Irish and what 5 the use of an that? the New London police court. on a
ination “runes; you can evcercise il'.’ charrre of a‘leinptinr: to kill a police-
So "as ion: as Irish plays flourisbxmfln 11““. Thm’ rcccived a jail sent-g;
there‘ll be blarnev and fairies. Villiflfis pnpc.‘ The “V0 are known hpfp as had i
. . . . r‘ltalacti-rs and~t~1e rat mail detectivesl
and miles—and the hero in an) 93‘? are proud of the fact that they got twoi
a nthdorn poztume.“ men Who they believe. lmov’v more orI
Not such a sad fate to look forward lea: about the recent Freizht hrnalrc ‘
g County Detective \‘l’illiam Jack-ml.l
of Yew London. made a third arrest!
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"n‘ in the easmtnm ynsterdzw in Gniltord.
“Ah but l‘m :oinzdo keep on
a
Potter h'ult
hotel. as
He wan aelovn When.
It brother of George Potter.
0 N nistered in 'a t'luilforil
Jame: Hil’iard,
tnv voire sound»: like a fozhorn."
was rather hard to imagine, the
George was taken to New London.5
Fe and the nth lwn Immiiln w'p “hi
arraigned in court on Tuesday. Ac-
cording to the N0“ London police ‘alni
. last night the three have admitted
my work that I shall ”33‘“ ll Ill). “11‘ breaks in Midwav and at Mvntie.
dences. in such a plight.
"The widest thins: on the stage
the. actor who might to r1tiro
is
a nd
an
, HAVE YOU A SAFE DEPOSIT 30:: IN A MODERN
”VAULT? IF NOT, LET US RENT YOU ONE AT THE mom.
mu; COST of Four: nomam r1313 YEAR.
The City National Bank
mi lot-wail. Con...
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scatter: I couldn‘t bear to hear people Arrests Clear lip Series of Home-7:.
9 in: "Poor old thing, whv doon't .h" NE“ ”NYE“. Dec. 15.~.I_ IL 3:.»
Mationfohter of Fliecl'tl mew of ”Li
”" r "x ‘ st “ ' H - - a s . n
quit. SO ‘ hen“! H n niceJittle ne, New Hatven road 2n announcing th“i
eta: we‘ll retire.
1 ' ~' 5 1 _ 1'? ‘3 ,en
“'3“ a “9“ “‘99 of a F H ‘W‘ ° 9 month. Many conductors: and brake-i
"(TY happv. playm: l0’~'"‘hm‘~ ““11.” men have made complaints of beinz
in: offers: torntardom t'mm managers robbed bv masked handits. The ar-i
never tempted hen. Do you suppose the gills were made bv’ ('anigin a if .
public cm: nick of having me checked 08"“ and SH‘EPHN P. T. Greene, of.
the “Ne ' aven" railroad olice l
down thiir ‘nroata every year" 9110 w p .
m» Ms W m... 110m TRANSPORT no 1.
Quin to Clan, and the win of bobbed! KALB O“: FI'RE
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arrests the two bandits, said: last
night, that the arresta cleared up :1.
- when 1119 series of hcldups on the Shore Line
inlav in ‘In Old l<on"ttr‘l<3'. ‘ _
Divismn of the road during the last
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be happy and b, tonethm‘ than rich.” .
Down can? in Connecticut thrre's fire Was mmmnpd. For:
feared it); blaze might
transport 'Graf \‘l‘alder- '-
a hard work the
en a time it was
spread to the
" see; formerly a Hamburg-American,
worth. about 1000 dollars an inch. Liner, and the Mongolian, which were;
M mm... “In O'Ila'n. wear: where anchored nearby: . ,‘
. .k h" s his beautiful The De Kalb was being converted .
John chm mac 1 “q vorth Into an oil burner. ‘
home. and on Hi" “the“ - The the burned its way from the;
gum: a pickle an acre. and, “'f’ “3‘9 bottom amidship to the superstructure!
2 WW, firm“, mam, And some day but the fore and aft parts of the vies-i
, bi ion of an American 891 were not damaged. The transport?
here‘was “in 821k“; 'moncv as well as was beached 1.000 feet from the Spay ,
actor who 3 m ' ~ A p l— ten Duyvil bridge. So far as can be:
friends_ “\Vhen theres enouch m r learned. no pet-cons were inJared as a
can governmpm bonds in the vault to result of the blaze. '
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- . ,, IRI"H CONSTABLE KILLED
yor of New Canaan: i ° ‘ i
4 Ma" . ,
i KILBRITTAIN, Ireland. Sunday. l
{Vasmngton Chapter, No. 24, ‘R. A.
M .. will hold a special convocation to-
morrow evening when the P. M. de-
Dec. 14.—-—A constable named Bolger‘
was shot and killed in front of the
police’ barracks here today. No ar-
A: delicious, as pure, as excellent, as it’s possible to make
them—OUR Confections.”
>031:in making is a. science—a science with US of taking
the finestflocolate, 111W, flavor-lugs, etc., and making them
into delicious confection: that will tempt and gratify the most
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Purchase our confections and you buy the‘ best at the least:
cost. , . ‘
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10 South Main St, South Nor-walk.
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