rsnssmv. It“?
CLASSE‘ED
, -. I a II \\ hite woman for g’éneral
uork Plain cooking Mead, 148
.\ . nun Phone 287
FOR SALE—For this week only. Reuse
of 10 or lSnore rooms. barn and 8
two. blocks to
Girl to assist with general fhfilevi‘eemgem $7.800. Price
touch
~II:II
V.\.u‘I‘f'ktr°m8t03‘ “Tum“
In
at miwic‘s T 1.00&Get in
. 5““? e m!!!”
min MR ~
l1:“at‘ozliméllgto‘nfinpounde 83.02% e132. Also
Brown Giov
aiimmng’m s. Mme
FOR SAguE—Ford Sedan in A1 condi-
Mews. newr then. X. Bennett.
«3.
A . \IHI—I—Presser on silk undon-
Steady position mandarin
.»;Ilur,\. Apply Terrie Bros.
mutton street.
.nv"
:. pm
I
n:
v. \NTED — Th ’
uni. hers and e or:
:1. Im dresses. M. N. Mayeh
mn treet N0 1:.
Home!
women's
, 15 Mer-
‘w I: Jab-Experienced operators on
I» nuitn' < tailored waists. M. N. Mayo.
4m". Merwin street, Norwaik:
W A N T l ill—Antiques, high prices
put] for old- time furniture. Ina—
n. l:" Iy. cherry. maple, pine, etc., also
hi] I ‘lIIlll, .m “mi
at“ l- (net 100 old. D. ‘.
llv 1I- -Itiu. 205 \"45‘90fl Ave” Phone
”5
Taylord: Golden Co.. Inc. 0.
FOR SALE—-Rhode Island Red, on:
tantrum '
Circular.
Phonm. 140, B.
chkenbush. Darlen, e
Commercial Nor-we! 1 to
11' m"Vi ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ fawn-
ian-Guitar, Ukul e tiZg’ht lfltru- ..
,n 0. Jam: '20 192:. guest: crime mat- statesmanti . ._ ~ m...
Whereas, by ntisfactgyy ev'iignoe 3‘; C. Instiad er painting-her first. Stuttgart :WWH , er. mm mm
no to the undersigned u an; "a the. m «“565 till“? :1“ you page rain. aid—Ins» . 7 - .0,
'w’“ in? T!“ ‘3 “firmwm mm ‘ “*m‘m~
“a! m: II: South N agr a “mem “be? flat. , on. m, Ice. erectile
locatedln the ca otSou N karma wuhmtptmmmmi “we'- “mu‘mm W «
_ , J e or outlet! 2. In”. it bring it back here and ['11 sign it tot" ties hardened-I “my York, (33.4w
some. Hum Helene - ,
estate. Luge lot. Price 891,000. Phone
{I AI‘.TF'D—~Experielce¢ mu
Hurts neckband mixers Iaeokba:=i
-._-».II-.-.~. (Ollal makers, collar 8 I‘
HIWICI‘: and tellers. .Lpply Le
11 Chestnut street. 1
.‘~hir' ('0.
Norm alk.
VI ANTED—Operators on binding a“
<InceI Sewing machines for [em
IIprI» work. Also girls for pacflag
RESALE—Sc 98300de
M?!) ‘ster
Inter:
gain. white I: oi we. rcioee
seats 85 Seldenberg Co.. Efigd are:
)etwe'en 36th and 37th strpets. N Y
n
e
4.3.
ments sold on easy payments.
efihfis m si'uolo
m : mrd
Currency
erefore
g
.Ionartment. Apply H. Jacob 8:
w Du} Street, South Naturalism
TOLET
'III I I “1—-l-‘ive rooms. centrall
l i.-
.-d III Improvements Call 33:1
..In-I-I, South Norwalk
'1‘“ limit—Furnished, two rooms for
1min housekeeping, one room tor
leI' p IIg. near Congregational church.
2 l«' .Ix Hill Road ring 2d belL
FOR. SALE—Market garden strum-4
berries, fruit, 7-room hodse, hen-
. heir-yI shop. Dis m 1&5” cash. Geo.
Telephone
TREES SPRAYED
With Lime and Sulphur
4 Woodhury Ave" Norwalk
Telephone 1408-13 7
'rn HGT—~Rooms upstairs in business
(“t‘lllt’l for barber shop or tailor
I Imp Inquire United Grocer, 20 North
Mi un street
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Look. what I am offering this Week!
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
man. up:
4 20059 7 1001719 1 small barn, 1 well, m m m m
-4 acxes of land. all in excellent
condition for $3, 500. LOST
1 house, 6 rooms, chicken‘houses, 1‘
new garage, 1 well. 1% acres of
land. $4.000; cash $1.900.“
LOST—Deposit books numbers 2847
and 2989 of the Norwalk Building.
L
1 233113.293“. 1252(30ms, 2 baths. lot ngfts 117d ngmxgs‘tjtgexit) firsggi‘énggi
1“? 3 cash $1, 000. owner. Finder will kindly return same
Farm Groom house 6 acres of land to Richard H. Golden. Secretary. The
ham and, Chicken h u Norwalk Building, Loan & invest—
84 000:0:1511 $1. 000 o 5435 Price ment Association. .
”£4 3—”-
‘ House 5 rooms. out buildings. 4 acres
or land. l’riI-p $3.500; mortgage ar-
arranged /
Baum». 5 rooms barns good w,ell fruit
7 at- 192. Film: $3. 000; cash $1. 500.
House. 14 rooms 40 actcs. 34 acres
already plowed. 6 acxcs of wood.
This must be seen to be appreciated.
Centrally located. Price $12 .500
Cash $4. 000. '
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate—Tel. 435
AUCTION SALE
E. T. Bates. Auctioneer. will sell
at Public Auction on Monday.
March 13. 1922 at 10 o’clock a. m. at
Edwin Johnson's. “lest Norwalk ave-
nue , “‘est Norwalk. Conn. all the
household effects. consisting of the 101.
lowing: TWO extension tables. lots of
chairs. rockers, 1
desk. 1 organ.
antique stand
lot rugs, writing
_1 square piano,‘ 1
With 2 drawers with
glass knobs. this stand is over 100
yearsold. 1 antique mirror with gilt
edge trame. 1 sewing machine. 1 medi-
E‘ p . cine. closet . clocks. lot. of pic-
tures, carpet sweeper. 5 beds. 1 folding,
FOR SALE bed. antique tea set lot of dishes.
tonet. set lot of mattresses lot of
flouse 8 rooms with all Unprove lamps. what not couch stands. 3
men 5, Well located at West avenue dressers antique cherry table with
drop leaves. lot of kitchen utensils.
horse, horse lumber wagon; surrey.
buggy harnesses. lot of garden tools
lot of round chestnut posts. Other 2r-
ticles too numerous to mention Sale.
rain or shine. Terms of sale,
Per order Edwin Johnson.
AUCTION SALE
Rain or shine Saturday March 11
Raymond and Day streets. South Nor-
“3117.2 p In Mr. Wilsey of New York
will sell 10 heavy work horses, 3 sad-
dle dhorses. ‘4 amid driving horses. All
kinds harness all kinds farm wagons.
Sold for the“ High' Dollar. Horses and
wagons solicited.
Price $5, 500,
House, 6 rooms~with all improve-
ments well locat
Price $550 0 ed in nest Nor-walk.
F7" 08 ruculars
Ask John T. Hayes
N3 7 Main Street Nor-walk
Real Estate Insurance
T.
A
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FOR SALE1
._ I}
port-.munitlare‘warnndinbad
.vou‘n‘iurouoaILE
detoriootod. meaning
W1 condition which int
he newt“. for nfety and min
reasons. Flutgclflll‘n overhauling
mm“???
15 Marshall St... M86 Non-Ink:
ar-
cash. .
ONE 7.200191 nous}:
All improvements, 2-oar garage:
One extra 101: 60x100 ,
On‘TFolley Line
One ofihe best locations in
East Norwalk
i. M. LArmN’sz‘coi
Stage Tracedian'c Joke.
They used to sure! the late Louis
James that he was one of the greatest
humorists and practical jokers in
stage history. it is. recounted of him
the Shnhesneurenn tragedies, having
it) shnke hands l‘. ith a brother tragedi-
on he left clutched inescapably in the
latter‘s list a fat, raw mater, which
the unfortunate individual was obliged
of the scene.
r. H. BAXTER‘
pandemic '
P979 6: Show, Park 8.1111491
Gm" 5°“. and M. '
1 SOUTH MAIN ardent
AGENT FOR
« CANDIES
1 \rl‘ l.\ .\ll-Z (’0\IPLAIIW~ ‘
‘ ‘ nII TAX EXEMPT lmxn‘s
,\\ In.\I)0.\'. March 9.—The
I- -I l .usl l. ,Ime voted Tuesday to
. II: mm of 18 mills for the en-
, r-i: ll \niious citizens pointed
.. rIII ”I .It this town has a. con-
Imount of propertv exempt
In Ition due to the establish-
-I :I I. umber of state institutions
its borders. The institutions
arc the Seaside Sanatodum'
L
' On Your Victrola—
You'Can Hear
“Rigo)etto———Piangl fanciulla"
Galli Curd-do Luca
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’1
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Let no play’ them fo'r you.
‘ \,. “I ”It State Farm for Women, . ’ “Boheme 1,333.,‘91'8 Na} ,
. ‘I "f?” "amp mound and lands of ,
II III Scientific School . by Orville Harrold
M 5 . l
l
5“" *° Tap Vlln of Humor.
.lm prndrh‘a 8“,“ the humor»
lull" enjoyed the reputation of
. In: one of the most con-intent- an“: .
r’rf’dllCPrs of 10k” in the trad...
J
that on a"certnln occasion, in one of
to keep by him through the remainder
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m
PWT T‘nnmi and"; floating
qunti-y
Bani". Ono-l"!8 Heaters
8! Taylor Avenue. 80. Wk, Conn.
at: W—
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valentine trip-to
New ork. Adda-nu street.
Ofioolnorytmmu'fl. Belle
phenom
mom THI new .70 “
'rI-II none
'40!!qu IIAT‘I’Bm .
Franklin and Monroe “80.14%
Kendrick & Chase Goran
Scored Cylinder: Repaired
Oxy-Aeetylena Weidlng and Brant
TELEPHONE 9‘”
l8 Raymond 84., South Norwalk, m
N. Y.,_N. H. &H.R.R. Co
TIME TABLE
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 17TH, 1021.
so. NOB\VALK «:0 NEW YORK.
Daily.
A. M.-—-5.48x. 6.08, 6.56:, 7:14:
7.55:, 8.16:. 8.19, 9.04:. 9.36, 10.41:.
11.21:.
P. lit—12.23, 1.11:. 1.29, 1.48:.
2.22:, 3.22:. 4.50:. 5.44. 6.11:, 0.4:.
5.56:. 7.33:, 10.05:. 12.48:.
Sunday:
A. M..—5 48:. 8.,59 9.21:. 10.41:.
P M...—1201 111:. 1.4 x, 2.45:.
3.14:. 4.50: 5..44 656:. 7. 7:, 8.02:.
9.19:, 10. 05:. 10. 4o, 12. 97:.
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NEW YORK '10 so. Konwamr.
Duly.
A. 24—239, 4. 20:. 5.90. 7.42:.
3.00:. 9.15:, 9. 42:, 10. 06, 11. 00:.
P. M.—12 or 1. 00, 2. 20:. 2.50, 9.20:.
3.,54 4.,29 4.25 x. 510:, 5..“ 6.00:.
5. o: 7. 35:. s. 00: 11 1’0: 12. 00:.
A. M
. .—¢.0o. 7.49:. 9.00 10.04
11.00:. x' "
P. M.—12.10. 1.03:. 9.95:, 5.0:.
5.25:. 0.00:, 7.00:. 7.25:. 2100:, 11.10:;
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12.00:.
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A‘. ILL-5.02. 7.15. 5.02:. 20.20:.
.P. M..—-12 08:. 1. 20. a. 31:. 4.21. 5' u.
6. 28. 7. 07:. 8. 46:. 9.13:. 12.18 18.30
1.08:. . , x. 3.“
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A. LIL—1.08:. 7.43,
11.10:.
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9.02:, . 10.19.;
13.26:.
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;l“ trained mylell' so “I“ I a
: “Hug. from the dinner table, lock m
an; in n;y room and write 25 10k”
- en oz." he once told W
”will: of that! 1n} Lindon.
mmtmmnmt me»
mu. m minim: live cam,
ointment mean.
so heir to punt-hymen“! did: it
seem, according to the 1.0m m
tar-phle-
Lady Warranties: 907‘.- we: end}
mated to represent reunion existent
any use between 20:” and 2003900
m ugo. 0i! mint-area: a
Wish mm Wren!
from: r
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1..
Weerfitklefioafiednmarort
4km we: ma. Spite.
flehfltmmm use
the ”Win copy tut mm
Mammal?»
eta-«mu nkwiuketi
IM'IMltmc 25249414444
:rarésewfiteier n m um
skirt, similar in m to tin
Annual Rainfall.
Ira. P. Mufti-can. the elven
the king :00 quote of the
the culture “614ny on! of
She has spent a m deol of
California and. has read that
Greek soil.
been planted with pepper _treeI.
ters of berries in very exactive.
of California.
la the maritime pine. with which
to a soil which is practicnily lime
dust. The merltlme pine new:
more rain.
7
bridge spanning Tmopeck creek.
two bov s.
miraculously escaped death when
laid down between the rails and
Ind Hazleton railway posing“
unburt.
The engineer new the ho I
holed to them to liedovI-n.
rails.
they could to the ties. turning
heads sideways shut their eyes
prayed.
‘l'deal Hoosier“ Town}.
Jimmie Blue. former 'Bbos‘ler.
of Donner. says Mount Comfort.
is the ideal town.
dropped all in Mount Comfort
Fm cold é’ny.‘
‘hntersectlon of‘lhe Big Four and
bgrland pike. He looked east.
north and south. then cast hill
on his ‘flfle.
trouble ought be. The Its-amp
nwered.
that _ was
-News.
“You knew
m and n holr'cut make in“
(balms.
what a diff“ {
”of social problems.
(weehbotbedeveryetherweek,
five other men. ate greasy,
cm food. 1nd winked in a
“he who: join the 'iledn' "4.50
:50
Athena will. {Milne
lwlcnltare .54 tree misuse. mam
returned to m m 4 M to .
Athens. where m mi that am
drought-resisting true and «m of
that country are particularly united to
The queen has formed a wall eucl-
ety among her friends with the object
of furtherlng tree pianist la the coin-
iry. All the streets of Athens hive
light green foliage. of which with clun-
pepper tree. on 270ml. ia a @
Another tree seen there
queen hope! to clothe the hilll of
Greece as far no possible. we of
the small hilll surrounding Athens ere
already coveer with thin drought-re-
sisting treewblch in particulm'ly tolled
quickly, and Mrs. Hurtineeu think.
that the covering of the hills around
.Athena may have the effect of bringing
Incident Boys Will Lon. Remember.
Trapped in the center of a railmy
each aged twelve years.
chances with a limited train on the
third‘virnil aystem of the Wilkes-Barre
them. They’ won. .for the train went
over them in safety and the boys ‘were
The train chute upontbem so
suddenly and either end or thebrldge
was so far away that toattempt escape
by running would have “Blunt death.
To have jumped thirty feet into the
creek uonld have been equally pullout.
and 8.13-
tween the‘
The boys cuddled as em as1
A hungry tramp
AI diligent .house to
house cloves: availed him nothing.
Cold and hungry he walked» to the
on the ground. a forlorn expression-I
~.- -The constable noticed him and; walk-
- «in: over. wentured- to uk- admit the
"Well. l‘ve been in .Itbo’nt1
mo in the cohntry. but denied
it’ll-Ii: ain‘t the first place I ever 22w
- finished."—-lndlnnnpollo
What the" Rain Aw Kicking A1.
observes the philooepher of
the Type Metal ‘liagasine, dim;
“You sit in a bar-
tel-'4 chair tired and dam? A
half hour utter you get up. cheerful
“and optimistic. refreshed in mind and
body suppose you shaved shout once
betWeen dirty blanketl in It rook with
that never had I thorough (alanine.
protest
unmet the govmment. but you Wield
, rally be protesting“ Ii'g'tlnst dirt] and, 'i "
M food." ‘
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mm 135207;; writing “in: are .
W mus medicines-
menu? as a Who St. 12924:. One
othk
with John L. Stimuli:
“‘Aw haw! haw! hawl’ I can heari
him ms Weill-II 1 died this my
favorite Question about life, his plans.
the value of m (2). etc.
“'ne’ mists m M ma
You‘re nil right. vomit fella. m
slim, but yulx ll do. Sit down and have
some chow Rave ‘: elk?.’ Give“
'lIn some clues: m} \m 24-:
newsplper men}: are all all right. to fie.i
I‘m tot-M manger “Whit‘l W87
i
rented by that finite dude aim cm-
route. but riiiguu Jain-1; s‘nIm-in— '
sooth N" "mt" m colon still wen by use" mm ‘1'“ ‘1'" “if” 3“" 1“" m)- th heavineasof oils .but mil-
the City“ @231? “fifam: a?“ Round the wife mmflf p8!!- can t m m“ away M m’ can: leasfiL'Oiibn on the steady built:
m4: bun-nuke:- colored efl’bi‘flflfw. win. 1.135;; *they? me hit! WW fl‘iot’ rum were chiefly m-
"“70? for W Init- ,wI-IIp or might dik‘jm “ 4* churns-e: boy' . and by. Davison Chemiml.
over the Wait?“ "I “N bin. 1 WW“ ll". “’1‘” Chemicd. Common and Preferred. Vir-
mfi: mumme-.hmIM§m_ ”nominetowrltet In: Carolin: We?“
m . " ‘ WW2” 1 means. In... '3“. mm“...
- .‘ - liahed it. nd as told an . .
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uotéd. Victory 4 3-4 per cent notes
wen-III Gotten. ”who used mmlmane'mefilwn
he Phil of the bill smith“ Ind “6 in- many opened 2t 4 1-4 cents.
dlflerent km of the We 4......
speeches to parliament. “only“ WALLS‘TM 1:30 p. m—Butln:
contemplated the amt-“0h which back of stocks recently sold in the he».
til: lie! that the ram montavorhble we
mrlred the Horsemen: or new
Inge! the recent m. The speech ,
itself was~ re-arnbly short—180
were: ell told—,ud it come to a sud-l
den step without the noon mvoafloii
of Gods blessing on the labor: oi .paro
linu‘en‘t. When the mind deported.
the oflciaia wen horrified at the‘
fission: odd‘hnstlly suit waver-341
addition to the press. Some or the
newspapers used it and some did not.
Nor was this all. for when the lord
chancellor in the house of lords and
the speaker in the house of commons
read out the speech at the afternoon
sitting. the invocntlat was there. but
the word: were dillelent from then“:
sup'fiiedearuerln thaday. Thenc-
cret history of all these changes
would make interesting matter for a
modern Pepys.
the
m
the
4
find
very
l
Future‘Mo-narch floured Simply.
In on artists W no train}
in: of the fourteen-mid prince of
the Asturias King Alfonso”: heir. the
Madrid Heraldo says he Is being
brought up in the atmosphere of home
life that his poreots 10“.QO
Victoria, as well as King Alfonso, dis-
likes all forms of ceremonial, and
the prince is being trained as simpl
as possible. He has many tutors wit
whom he visits factories.
engineering works. neWspsper 1M5,
Pa..
they
took
0"? l‘
and activity, ,
Spanish court have preiented him
from entering a university or militaryi
college but he “ill
later on to a military academx.
The prince is’alr with blue eyes.
and for this reason he has the ap-
penance of a “foreigner." for Spain
i is 44 country of darkreyed. people. :‘iBut
time “ho speak of his foreign ap-
pearance maintain that he is‘thorough-
ly Sunlsli. He speaks English Iand‘
French fluentlv and takes an actixe-
interest in science and art. Almndon
Daily Mail.
their
and
is, :- .
now
ln‘d.,~.
I.
Pathlon'i Pam-hung: Begins.
. What th'é resinous both feminine
one
let _next May
nnvtmc who is in Bnenos lures.
news letter from the South American
unciroprdis announces that all“ the
Spring stiles from Paris. 'and London
. too. are to be seen in the slio’pe were
and on the streets. The draw but of
1922 is there. beginning Its march
northward, arriving at Havana in
Clim-
west.
eyes
an}
and Chat-lemon in '.Aprli and the rest
or the continent in my- ..
“"111th 1'2stan world in But-nos
Alrea can furnish advance informa-
tion on fabrics. color: and modes, and
in enterprising correspondent or. two
could very well supply interesting
pointers to the curious in the midst of
our northern We. '
Studleo- Ant Control on Shipa.
An odd assignment given to It scien-
this research worker is that of making
:‘study 02:33am”! monuments;-
hoard. A-s finest of the Pacific ”all
Steamship. .7. pmnpeny, Warren '1‘.
dislike professor of W e:-
~ heilniversity of cannon-nu.
RI
your
slept
puny»,
my", ..
One 2mm in dead. tire boys
their: in the W dim are in
Wu
J! «email at not $593,009 to 31.-
w‘u‘ mi met-view 000.000.
Frost-Kennier block. is
have beehmrbedfiyntignrettelha
waste m
today's stock market. Selected or
30h. int i know It'll hi 8“ wt. SEW (m
and I won't stop to rend’lt “her. ’0! than!!!) W.
. That suit yuhl- “ell, olfiifiht. Now Further . , in the
have some”; ch: .. 4nd fl'tlmwm -- by Bethlefin
say. i 5“le Mint 3871-4334; ‘cw‘i mi: M gpricee for fire.
out. I'm exmm‘of the‘fiorlli‘ie- six-Pin and with
net watered
‘he‘hlhehudmdthemmw
El
dockyerdn, To Leave Here
museums and all centers of culturel
The customs of thc'B
b tIShrine e\cursion from New York to
probably e sen San Francisco and Honolulu in May
IEngland to instruct the five English
1 ,
and masculine, will be in North Amer-l
my be known now by'i
January or February. New: Orleausl
and Pam. Beach by March Atlanta‘ Stafford Hotel, a famous hoatelry on
. a ‘ if“? 74 “r. -
mm A In:
-CKEBOYGAN. -Mich. March 0:—
are be
tend to have been killed and three
, which
ti ”may. The loss
in the
believed to
The fire. which
mmmm
wmsrnne’r 10am
g and selling orders made (or
m it the opening of
fiWe and Mi-
1'18”)!!!
m m “Noon—The w-
m mt hour te-
Will Mm muted
a considerabh setback. caused a. gate
ther hitlble rise in many manned.
Low-priced railroads M
were most famed. mm many of the
usual leaders worked menu:
Baldwin. 0min.
Norfolk and'southern '3. and Peoria.
and Eastem and St. Innis 4nd South-
western Pfd. 2.
Weather Forecist
For Norwalk and vicinity: In-
creadng cloudiness. probably follow-
ed by rain late tonight or Friday:
rising temperature. increasing east
and southeast winds. probably be-
coming strong Friday. Delightful
spring weather with mild tempera-
ture prevails this morning in all the
eastern districts. A disturbance cen-
ml over Texas is “causing unsealed
rainy weather from New Mexico east—
ward to Tennessee. The temperature
is rising in the Mississippi valley and
Lake region and no unusually low
temperatures for the season of the
year were reported from any section.
SERVERS PLAN LO‘NG
PMRIMAGE BY SEA
Theme to Holmium.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.—-—Tite
British steamship King Alexander._
formerly the Cleveland. has been Pn-
gaged by a travel bureau for a, Mystic
4nd June.
The ship. carrying 1. 200 Shriners.
will leave New York late in Mav. will|
arrive here in t'u‘ne for the national
conelave of the Shrincrs in June. and
will then depart for Honolulu. A sav—
ings bank will be a feature on board.
The bureau announced that before
’thc \cssel leaxes her home pelt an
American bartender will be sent to
lbartI-nders carried on the vests] in th‘e
.art of making American l‘iba'tions'.
53088 & ‘OODIPANT FAIL.
NEW YORK,-
J. L. Ross and company.
brokers. Liabilities and assets were
_not rstimated in the petition, The
firm had no Stock Exchange con-
dnection.
‘ FAMOUS OLD HOTFL BURVED.
STAFFORD, N. Y- March 9. —The
the old stage route between New York
and 13012an burned yesterday. The
‘buntnng was 125 mm; em. Loss of ,.
. business because of the prohibition law
’clooed the hotel several months ago.
Th4 World-Wine Vicar.
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atheist. "But sine-1y," said the vicar.
“you minder «the Ten
meats. Way speaking. to be an ex-
oelient role 0! life!” :30.
mo
11mg his hell.
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keepyoureyeonhim until
at the home of. his ”rents. Hr. .‘
Mrs. Joseph G. Fisher. Sn. 1! 0m
street. aged 22 more. onerashortll'
nese with pneumonia. The rm
arrangements will be announced” .j.
Main street. Rev. L. 1. Mini"
3 .
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A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed in federal court today againstp
stock
a cantankerous mo: told the '
_vlcarwhomhehadcemétoseeon.
some let-:1 mael- that he was an.
Commas;
I do not? -
the as»: rm savagely. The
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of. “show this man to the I
theatenfli or my not end
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w 0. mar. 3:.
Joanna G. Fisher. It. with.“
“moral of Will” Not“.
The funeral of the lean .
Moran was held tint: amrneon lit 8:88..
o 'clock from the late home. 19.2 m
deleting. The Internist! vista Bam—
aide cemetery. .Tlaere Vere n number
of handsome Mes
friends of the
Funeral of“ m. ‘
The funeral of Mrs. st. Knapp.
who died after a brief at. M
Wilton. yesterday morning, will )8,
held rm her late nationalist one:
on Friday afternoon. “8% 10th 8%
2 o’clock: ”Rev. Mr. W
the Bald Hill M E. cage: 7 '
The burial will be tum: M
Nor-walk. . '
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M of Victor nan. .
The funeral 0: Victor Dam: WI 8
held at ‘2 ociock sum-m arm-non: I .
from. the home of hi- pamta. m. .
and we. mm: 2?; nuts. M 4
street. rite; uni- 3'. ram ol—
M’Ifi burl-i will been W
wan: may
Puma-a1 of John nun.
The tuna-ii er Jenn m than
afield at 31.10 o'clock-
i'rom the late home in s EudsOn . *
Rev. Martin L. Steup will 0W , '
was!” Will be in the '
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