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UTAUQlJA
z TINGHERE
tors t 0 Meet:
nesday in High;
I l—June 21 to'
9 Dates
7 _ library in the
, \i‘einesday evening at
d:s:ussed and the
" perfected. Guy
‘9 of the Swan.
present to help
ements for the
held this year
this year are:
hall Brooks, “'est
Elwood. Cove
ham. 1"? St. John
East Ave; Mrs.
\Vest Are;
Bissell. James
B. J. Osbone. 11
E. H. Lamb.
Finch. Fort
e: L
LONGER warm
3 Osborne
“'est Ave:
51.; Arthur
lardtndhdyMoantbattenmdtheirfintchfldGnthGI-flflo‘m
nurse.)
on nameless. The in-
and Lady ligatbstten was ehnsc'
ceremony at the Chapel Royal? Sa 1
. nameless for some time because 0 flux
senoe of its father, an ofiicer in the British navy. The Prince of Wales
Lady Mountbatten, the former Edwma Ashley. ll
In.
United Kinndo
J
May 5, 1853
‘ N orwalk River
of thenew name and the
bridge.
section or the country.
5.
plunged into the open draw.
persons were seriously Injured.
The bridge. which is 1.056
Harford.
plans. 4 West
ashlar. R0331
r . Dora B. Taylor.
. : Daiid H. Pol-lard,
FAIRFIELD, May 5.
building is a memorial to past ac-
complishmenzs and pressages the
future achievements of this parish.
.It is another tablet of your belief in
~ tram. Main St; rho eucharis‘zic God.” Rev. James
‘ _~' r, 201 £55: Ave; gllcCar'lhy of Providence college, said
nr‘
1- . Therlclnxtg'irlbabyintheworldlsnol
.5 gigs; tent daughter and heiress of Lord
4‘1 kk' ; tened Patricia Edwina with
.. 3432533 England. after having been
I} acted as godfather.
. d 3‘94 mil}- wanted the richest helress' in u...
155 _ a) ————_ . . - . 7.
‘55 Laura. .
53‘ 5é§%»F311'fi91d Nuns’ Home
\l‘a‘dslrcrth: '
Is Finest in State!
"This.
; {war—f. Partrickiat the dedication services of the
ELI-ZED. 43;;1’.ew conx‘ent of St. Thomas‘ R. C‘- .
1": Berkley j parish yesterday ‘morning. He was
City Hall; 17.} high in his praise of the Sislers of,
COLLEGE RESULTS
May 3_
BASEBALL
Columbia. 2; Army, 1.
Fordham. 4; N. Y. 1].. 1.
Stevens, 7; l}. P. 1.. 3.
Syracuse Freshmen.
‘ State Freshmen. 7.
Penn. 8; Yale. 5.
“‘cst Virginia. 8: Lehigh. 5.
Lafayette. 16; Rutgers. °
.- 11:
open. two passage- or 50 feet each
er. “Pacific."
,ball elevated upon a pole.
were forbidden to
bridge.
go upon
, The Boston expresa was not sched— ‘ _ ‘
'_ ulod to stop at the )mul station and l helmcr “as ’JG‘V‘E‘rd
Saw 114 Die :Mrs.
Train ~Flanged Into
In 1850. with the completion of
the railroad bridge over the Norwalk
harbor. the city of South Norwalk
was born. Previous to that it was
known It the village of Old Well.
When the» New Haven road. how-
ever. built the bridge. it named the
new staxlon South Norwalk to dis-
tinguish it from the Norwalk depot
and the residents were justly proud
new
Yet. scarcely three years
later, and seventy-five years ago to-
day. this bridge was the scene of
one of the most diastrous railroad‘
accidents which ever occured in this
There are still living-a. few of the
older generation who can vividly re-
call that fatal Friday morning May
1853. when the Boston express.
which left New York at 8 8.111.
Forty
four lives were lost and twentysnve
{oer
, the
drfiytv Esa‘tfinogg‘g; (1:213:82 ten-i very flourishing condition and this
was ' bo t close it. It; 1138 be“ 1,11 a great measure the to
def film a u to :the able management of the trees-
Thetprinci-
g was the
The fact of the draw being opened ’. election of officers for the coming
was communicated to the trains by
4 a signal. which consisted of a red!
had boon opened about 15 minutes,
before for the passage or the steam-
Work Accomplished
M. Fechhelmer treasurer
Girls“ and \Vomen's club.
55 W'all street. Friday‘nlght.
take charge
work.
of the
Later a com
original committee.
rotary-treasurer. .
proved successful.
and dancing.
considered a very good record.
:urer. Mrs. Fechheimer.
. ple business of the mee
I year.
1
l
elected vice—president.
treasurer and
Fechheimer Trea-g
When S p e e d in g? . cuter—Annual Meet-
ing Hears Reports of
Mrs. George Thorne Hill has been
re-elected president and Mrs. Albert
of the
An important Business meeting of
the ‘club was held at the club rooms.
When
the club m started two years ago
~under the auspices of the League of
_Women Voters a. committee or urem-
bern of the league was appointed to
organlnuon
flee from the
club itself was appointed to assist the
The chalrmani
or this committee was Mrs. 'mll who :
was the originator of the idea oti
forming a Girls’ and Women's club!
here and Mrs. Fechheimer wasrsec-
At the. Friday night meeting. both
Mrs. um and Mrs. Fochheimer gave!
reports of the splendid work the club
accomplished during the past twor
years. Many entertainments were
east of the depot. was at that time i given and the various C1333“ have
in charge of bridgetender William
On the bridge. 153 feet
from the abutment, there is a draw
which revolves horizontally upon a
central abutment. and leaves. when
There have been
milllnery classes, dressmaking. dra-
matics. French. calisthcnice. ukelele
At present the club
membership numbers 265 which is '
The finances of the club are in a
The club unanimously elected Mrs.
Unless Hill president. Miss Gertrude Parr
Penn this ball was not in sight. the trains! Whose activities as chairman of the
the: classes committee has done much‘
3 towards the success of the club, was:
Mrs. FECh-j
,M..
r
Mr. and Mrs. Clan” Boike,’ Jl’.
.1
’1!
I They laughed atltquaranfine as well n locksmith; Miss Helen
(human. 18, of. Detroit, escaped from her home in which she was
«.antmed beuuseoftheillnesswiththeméat‘lee otheryozmger slats,
7 to be. used
pgraX’PI roof.
2do inc construction work and 30“
. The building will cost about $15.3...
Tonight and \ ‘
Tomorrow Night
The renewing bundle; was
reprinted from the Cow.
Record:
Two My m .
F. 0. Johnson. will erect or :-
family house at 1C Gregory ,_
ward. 11 will be was teen."
frame construdion. and wl_ no...)
sis: or :0 rooms and bath. misfit
usual convrnicnces. _
do the building himself.
cost will be about 37.008.
tracts have been awarded.
, Sconces and
Charles Kolligan will bull! ,
one—story building on Gm
sin-ct. It will be 18818 feet. 1
{name construction. with plan flag
and usual trimmings. The on
has been let to John Hedo. The
owner has awarded to Willi“!
Mills th contract to build I M
crete block garage at 6 Gm.“
street. A private two-car cm .
will be build on Obsorne avenue. 19¢
Charles Kolligan. The work will 5,.
done by John Mcdo. and the W»
cost of the three buildings will u ._
about 84.500. '
deilion to Business Block. ’
‘ A. J. Collins will build I. m
slurs brick addition to hi! I?!”
thrcc-story building at 70:72 m
siren. The new addition '53} h’
used by the owner for the W«
of furniture. There will be ”no?
electrical fixtures. plumbing a“ .
the extending or the present held-g ..
ETSfJT‘YTl. The contract for the man--
hon has keen awarded to W.
Lyons and no other awards hm
been lrx. The changes will out: >
about Slum}. ,
Cedar Street House. '
Frank Deilus will remodel ih "
prrscnt frame barn into a dwelling;
It will ‘hc 30x39 loot, and wild. on."
sis: of {our rooms and bath: with» ‘
all convenience-s. The contract In!
hecn 3c: to Frank Georgie. 'TIIC’
cost of changes will be baout 82.50..
-Bungalu“' on BMW Bonds ..
J. T. Bratkr wi‘l build a inn . .“.
house or bungalow design on 3&2-
land road! I: Will be 20x2. M;
and will include four rooms» on" ,.
bath. mth heat and the usual can;
\‘enicncr‘s. No contracts have b?- '
awarded.
Fire Room Hausa: ?
.T. J. Rina «rill erect a one-tw-
ziz‘ house at $3 Plattsville road. It.
will be 25x35 feet. of frame cone!
struction, and will have five 2'00!-
snd bat. . Hot water heat anal tit,
usual plumbing and electrial fin»
turrs will be included. The oil.-
tract has born awarded to X. g.
Ratanelii and no other
1%?
a.
'I'V
qu-
Lg
have as ye; been awarded. It
cost about $5.090.
Sew Laundry Building.
Brozhcnon £1 Jones will build I.
one-story building at 11 Cross ltroot‘
asiLlaundz-y. . ”m
4::‘6 feet, of brick construc-
1:031. with heat. electrical and plum!!-
ing fixturrs and will have a to: In!
John Brothertou will
he
other contracts have been awarded;
Building on Manse Avenue.
Henry R. Newman has amr’-
:0 Frank Hort the contract to m.
n cne—familyhcuse on Melrose wre-
nue. It Will he 3£x34 feet, of trans
construction. wnh fire rooms lad-
bath. heat and plumbing and else-'3
trlc lighting fixtures. The hulldiag‘
will'cost about 36.009 and no other
contracts have been awarded.
, sore I’d Bakery.
Plans have been completed by
Architect Harry Mather for a one-
story building at 20 Wood Street
for G. Bertino. It— will be 2332!.
feet. of brick construction. and will”
have a. store at the trout of III."
building. with plate glass and the'
usual store front settings. and ad-'
joining this. a: the rear. will heal“.
bakery shop. It will have heat and:
the usual conveniences. No ‘WV‘
tracts have been awarded Ind “1'
building will cost about 810.60%
David Street '
M. J. Smith will build a one“
ily bungalow type house on Davi' ‘
street. It will be 15x26 tea. at
frame construction, um (our to." '
and bath. It will be provided with
all improvements except has. 9.
owner will do the buildmx' and '
oihcr contracts have been swag;
Progeny Sold. ‘
The property-lot Morris Yoga ‘
58 Sort}: Main street. Sam some;
walk. has been sold by theme
rence agency 10 the Sludwell m»:
Co.. who will remodel the block 1*
their own occupancy. The nth. 5'3
reported to be about 8:5,009. ‘
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QPPORTI‘NB 03ers of In m.”f
made under the desert m *"
(:Vewspaper) chafied‘ ads.
. , . Cornell. 11; Harxard, 1. being abd-m “gm minutes late was: Miss Ruth Smith. one of lhe first; landeloped and married Clair Boike, Jr. Now they are receiving the
Mercy 2.an their missan- _He fx-g Colgate. 5; Albany Teachers. 0 (5. endeavor.“ to make up we 105:. members or U10 club. recording secu, simmessot the hauls if not of me board of heal”- -
"Filtongrlained t3“ inc, 6.0 all lhmgs .0? : innings, rain). time before reaching Bridgepon‘ may}; open discussion {once-(«d as t 7 T ‘8 Ohio A”. .744”!
E , —‘-' Esotilhifisskagfzflffbsjung-g i the sec ‘ Princeton. 5; “'iliiams. 0. The engineer. Edward W. Tucker. to the advisability of carrying "31"»: RE“ PHORE “I; Celia. 1-1-5]--. ‘ i
“-3 “935‘? Hi? ‘ C0 ‘ ‘ ’1’ “c 3 ' liavcr’ord 6- Drerzcl. 5- was at his t in d tor m: Comn‘illE‘es and i‘ was decided - - ~_~ . ~ ., ...- -
M - l . ., . ~ - - _ pea and e can no 3 i t on» , _ t _,
._ _. \an BE;§OD‘5 one in the base?— of the :arlSh- \‘lllanOVa. 6; Muhirnberg. 1. ‘ “.3. in the second passenger car. that the following committees NIIBIBERS 30;;A1friflgnzg‘f. -.3 .,
T ...g Wilmer, 33-1.3; thehfirstdonc uaj...u..d.ed_x1vl h :1; 11555. :188395. 33: Clark- 3. ETuckcr apparently failed to notice should assist in the work of the ' Following 18 a liar. ‘or telephones fris‘on :11;er ‘1‘!)
A .-‘ G._W.vant. o he‘lWSaEEZV-vaixsw prie-.s we; mg Lesion Col. 4; )iuddicbury. 1. 5; xhe red ball for the train sped --club: Finance notification. publicity Installed since the :ssumg of the 1351 T J Elly-ax— “cry“? Cf . _ ..
"" """ “' Bash, 3‘3““; 8‘15th Joli-1.1 J \man 0, Hartford ‘inningsl. through the station and around the classics, entertainment classes and lISL C111 this 0111 and P8516 in 111*? 't‘ '13:}: é, ““ L' ‘ ’ “33
M _ Pin an :ddv-e-e rollovrin ‘ the mass Holy Cross, 1}; Tufts. 0. curve when within 300 {99$ 0! the hoalcss. Miss Ezcsnor Johnson was “Ck 05 {037 QITW‘OW- “3 Dus'arl; ' h V
. r.; -.,\an Bu-lrcferred to‘ {he revioug convent Navy. 13; Johns Hopkins. 9‘ bfidSO. however. the 911511199? 83" elected chairman of entertainment; Bey. H. Granstrom. g: ““331; =3 “‘9
.A a Hui Weed. _ - Bishop ‘ Ad: ‘ Union. 20: Brooklrnl‘oll'. 6. the open draw. Too late to halt the Mrs. Howell chairman of nonrig- [-66 \an Zan‘ d1 Sf- 557 3.13.5553 Cicerr‘n. H‘—
. ~ fi ‘H. L. GleOU.J The dedicationprrlfaass “as preced- Penn State. 6: Georgia Tech. 0. speeding train, he blew the whistle “on; Miss pan. chairman of classes} ‘XValtcr J. Fitzgerald . -- _ 56 75"”:- 4‘79. (“4
‘ : i r Russell E' Mor- ed bv the ins action and blessing of. \Yeslcyan. 15; Conn. Aggics. 1‘ - uvicc. Then. he. the fireman and Mrs. John Morrlman‘chairman ofh 55 bovev'ifi“ “’9‘ G \‘C Van {l<'y\:«.r
. .0 A: 1:: Dr. J. J. Mil- the huili‘inz‘g; a procession which C. C. N. Y.. 5: St. Francis. 3- the brakeman leaped from the publicity; Mm Arthur Henson chair Stephen-lobassl‘. -4 fungus}; .. . "3-9
’ ' ' 31’ WEbb’ PEI"’C},;§...; Of all“ b0... ‘35; Eisner; Brown. 42 33195- L i train. which. unplloted, rushed into man of hostess committee. Asso- 6 Alla-luv Axe. 1144—5 “‘ ‘ “ ‘ '
M“ R Emmi “06 V3311: rather SicCar‘tfn— an iére- Danmomh‘ql'mcuse ”am” the open dmw- The 9381“ “We" dated with Mrs. Henson will be Mrs. Hart" Xemgm- “.1
n . . inn}. Duznan of the church of the Yemom' 5; NomiCht 0' baggage car, mocking “’ and two; 8. Stevenson. Mrs. Bert Mellor. Miss 3.1133113”. Pl. Gm’: N
_ Merge -. Axe. ”31955“! sacrament of Bridgeport. Susquehanna. 7: Albnght. 8. passenger cars together with about E. Johnson, Miss Anna Stevens. Mrs. Rudolf I‘roeielks. 3‘37”
bm’.‘ Ergfimfseine}- Williarn :5. Blake and his a.- Armband“: Trinfim 4' 099 ha“ 0‘ “'9 ’39“ a“ pl‘mnd John Merriman and Mrs. Herbert 1 Reno“ EL 3M9‘“ ‘ ' I '
= Fitch. city ha'lsisrant Rev. Harry O‘Brien of SL Lebanon \‘azley. 9: L'rsinus. 2. some twenty-feet into the waters. C r. Miss Theresa. Dunning. «it-{-2
iThoma's‘ R“ C' church. Rochester, 5' Hamilton, 5'1 The two sharp “31131183 0' the A tcnatlve finance committee was ”.72 éprmglisz‘l‘vl‘ 295“ ...
. . m Mass in 1852. . lfosto: L, -. ll‘ioudenci. - _ doomed train resounded throughout formed with the following workers: 159 race .7 13.9112. up . 61 “an .. 37%
i ‘__ L. I. Java 11. - ortheas era, 4. the city. \Yorkmen deserted their ‘1 Me man Mrs Harold .14 Bungton . -i-..-.. q I”, x r?
‘x In Wu" the frst rrass to be cele- ' — ~- n: 1 - 1'3- John {3'1 . - F ... . “., . .3111... .l.,
v A -' f ‘m-a: 5". .- F ‘rfiA rd s 'd h F Dela“ are' ‘2 ew'arthmore. ‘ benches. housewives left their M“, Williams. Mrs. John Glover. Mrs. A. .11: “31:0 ‘fim' 1—. 46 Puma . s=:-::
LJ- 5‘ \e -.;..e ‘5 a?” e; “a; sal‘ y a- '0“L\G “was and “Shed ‘° the scene Henson Mrs B. Mellor Mrs H. ‘3 Love 5"“ . ““1 \gv—s “fine. . ~-.
' " wea‘ Ave‘: that J’ ”3-5037 “"ho Chet-waded mm Yale“ first: Penn“ second; Colum- win-re the express lay in its watery v“ (I: ‘1" s "h ’d \l ' -\ Lawrence 3‘ l’aolmo. ‘ ulna; ' 'w 19 ' -r.- ..
‘1 .regulariy durzig tie {ghosngg year bia. third. (Val-Elly.) grave 3:;r1r.r(;:s .. -mz. an - rs. - . 10 Leonard St. 3. 27-2 1.1; (1.1.5.;th .. ..—.o
as: Ave; _ rs. at the ..ome o .70 n . - c enm. Princeton—Savv rc~alta cancelled: ‘ ' ' _ .r l. . ,John T. l‘csak, ‘ f“ “1,; . I. —.-
F irfield Ave; In 1853, he constru‘cted a'franue r0112): water. - b A rescue parry was quickly torn";~ An important dcclslon was. that 5 Summit: Aw- 345 {:9 Chan“ .3 ”‘3
2. Beach Road; Mrs. €111!th to accommodate 300 PEOPIE- - .. _. ear but the water “an at high ti 9 the executive board shall consist of Frank Barlino R. H. Stewart.
- ' ~ -. k 'n L‘CRObbL and nearly all the passengers in the 13 id .. 'd p ' p... Y A... 1‘ r... _<
c. 10:25: Comstock HilL~The pasmrs m the Cuurt‘h Since , .. _ > ‘ t e pres ent. “cc-pres: cnt. s.cre- .0 Wood Q1. .1544: . r, . .. , . . i-
{that time have been Rev. Martin 33‘3' {6' Fem“ 1' 7 tor-ward car-infers drownedifirr'lwen- lags—treasurer and—chairmen C'F‘rfir’ga'm- llfifi‘tram. . ,
'f’” , "’7" gLawW'TEIev. John (Ed "in. 119?? AWE ‘: I‘ucefifxfi. tyvfixc persons in ”39 5003’“: car. various committccs. It was also dc-- 9".\\'oo"w;rd Aw --1_1 .——~.
City BI’lefS :Ttomas nuk‘rr" nu" \nmam HEP lfrmcmon'f;3lar1f:d' ; 1.. 0 however' were Iicscued, but many cidcd that "open house" meeting: be Edi; Fm; .. ' H ‘ MIAN LEADER,
'ty. Rev, ‘Vl..iam McCabe. Rev. D. J. bke‘msv.i“—fi {Mo‘mg-‘n °*-~ - of 'thefe laser died from exposure! hold at has. (mega month and that 23% Libcr‘zr Sq. ‘ 743—13 "IBERATED ACTIVE
.____ ,Lremzn. Rev. Thomas J_ Coleman. Cornell. o. osart. —- In the that car Wcre a number 0 chapters shall meet as heretofore. N, A .1 h ‘n 7 a ‘
Bank s’reet. in?“ Patrid‘ Duggan and then R9“ Syracuse, 8: Penn State. 1‘ physicians who were returning from Business meetings will be held :h-c“ Ja‘sh’; L3 :43“ ‘ M... .. IN RE‘ 0LT AGAE 3
‘ .. . . - — lA _ ‘1; _ 2. , ' . ' g" .‘ _ _ ‘ " ‘ l ' l“ " es. ~u-‘e-v ,. ,‘
519d by Patroi- Wullarn Blake. Father Duggan; Mankind. iiil‘czgfifloprins la medical comenuon in Skew Ygrlt times a year. September, January Mrs. .‘d. Lexy, — .._,- a f M ’1
V evening for was assisted by Rev. \\ 111mm ODell. _ _‘ ‘1 :1 1 , Among Iizosc “ho lost their res and May. . 106 go Main 8' “G15 -.
: _ "'nbile registra- In 1892 when the church. COB— bi A3312}; 63, \Artm-‘a 35 2. CD dm-l were Dr- ‘fif’uflueswgfegih {Ogrlggiggi' One more Opt‘n 3201.198 meeting Will Ed'l'. lit‘rfll‘ig.
:-5 car that he ; vent and priest‘s house were burned. 813*“) '-‘ ’-’.1., . ‘qu 5:1. _ Dart-5 port. Dr. I“. (L;— ' 18d [gr <xuizh oi be held before the club closes for the 9‘ Day S“ 11::';
; \\.5 released 1111- the new church was under construc- ‘gn'ni" -' " " "' ‘ i i’r;.JOhn. ‘— 0‘! -:I‘ ‘3; Abel} Peak may}. 1115, Eleanor Johnson will Frederick l‘rcudcuz"
< ’ His case will tion Within five days. This was _a Ymout " ' :2" 1” -77 .- ‘ .,p.m£:§fn:i- ‘" as-.. ' M“? 1 h be in charge Of 1h? program. ; Tarn-1c}; A‘E- 155'3 '
.- . . . - *2: d 21 - a: b rim and still . 119111811. “1. DEm“a-P- an son or saiem. Mass, and Dr. es . _ , , i
> «:3 in ~ e 0“ sma. “00 ~11 u_" “g r ' . ._ . .h- \1 43 . .1 ._ . ..- . i f 6 Mrs. Hill and M3,,Fcchhcxmcr Geza. 50.33.
» - - a a we}; a cer- Drench 51- F- «“0 ' -. ~ . the maxim... phgsician of 1 art or.. . . . fi 1
- -. cre Judg- Can- Stands on the1p3..- arena 5. :3 ll : \yasa..m..wn ‘L’ 6c. \lissouu 2.7 The accident caused great excites were both agreeably surprised when 56 \Xinfiejfi St. -41-..
‘ ere her] at l .e town a U a 'v ' ‘ 'L: 'j - V - ‘ . . ‘3 _ _
' ' ‘ :xfssinw <0u’hport while the new! Princcion. 111$ 35- 1- 1-» ~4' jmcnt and indignation meetings were a 1°" 3’ basket 0f flowers “'33 Dre Fred Schafer. -... ..
. .. . ‘. . a" ‘ . 1 p av m o=~- Srracnse 541,.» - ,- . d N... Haven. weird to men by Mrs. James Grss- 59 Sill‘crmme Au. .-9t--
r «.r er Auxiliary W111 building was under construction. l — E‘Dn Ma.-. 5 —- . _ ' - . { held in horualk an o 0 on behalf 0' the members 0' {he L‘ with
. f“: .‘1 - . ‘ , _ , ~ Navy, 6412‘; rmsburgn. .322; The legislature then took the mat- l"? » . _ . . 7 Harry . e - . J.
. ._ ,_.morrow exenlng. In June. 1894, gry‘und “as broken ohms Hopkins ,Q 1"“ under consideration and evenm— club. Mrs. Gregory. in making the 25 Commerce St. 1: cue-3
C . ‘ ‘- P I i I ‘ "l "‘ . ' . ‘ V '
. ._ _ Vcdresday eve- for threa 13.952111 T531336 bougldylfifi . Bowdoin. 5?; Brown. “1 Ially awesolution was adopted which presentation speed: said that the ”15.03”“? Inger. "11 ’w
‘_ " “.001 Music The 0913-? 30”? .9 d’d‘ t d 0- g \Yilliams. 51; yyflv‘eyan. ;4_ {required all trains to stop at yeast members thought if“ the club on» 7”" Mam .1. _ .a. --..
7 f“... - k {and {“6 binding. ““5 c ‘ca e . n" Knox. 87: C09. . i one minmc before any drawbrlrlge, ed a grout deal of its success 10 Inc Clxdord Junk-y <2; Music Co..
’ 321132321; 39’1““2‘3’ '." 321C133” Thank" 2 Lame“. 7;; 1* gm... 5n. 5 efforts or Mrs. 11111 and Mrs. Fcch- so So. Main s. 2511
5““‘3 ay m "“ ' l . 5 - _ a — - . hci‘mcr and that the members want- S rin "cod Pharmacy.
— . -..-..' ‘ < . 3. K. I... } ham. 6-. P 3" _
~=~m§ 1-5 grade Groundd was hSIt-oken for theo 3:; .GettisL-urg. Gé: ulilcnberg. 4’s. }Rapld Progr9§s Biadgt girl their; cgaignan a}?! ttire-as:1:31;“; B 2 ‘hllulllvoy SI. ‘ 094-4
rent bui. ”mg in one year as - , *' . - .1...- 3. x“ \‘a bun ton “7 to 'now 0. e ”961) a. co ‘on e t or on armory. -_
. ' °. :1 -wbh ha... corner stone was laid last fall with rJ‘é‘fiim' 6’ " G ° be \ S g ; In aShlng n ' them by everyone connected with 52 So. Main St. 4..
L "5 ‘3‘” °““‘ “’ ‘ n‘ " .. . .. .. - , . - . : - -
;:'_::-.:e:h street to 251a largeuznd e.aborta£1;°;e;e;nscr;y a“; West \argizza. llg-_-a, West \lr-V Work is progressing rapidly on the duh and the. the baskets of E.“1:‘.\(-)hleara.‘ve m;
the b“? mg “35 ginia \R’cslcyan. :1 133. : ‘. . “, h‘ 0 street roses. sueet peas. car-nations and 1- tor-man”- - _-~
“35139330“ “*0 weks 33“ . h 1‘ ‘-v 5‘ ”—3- R P- I >1!” “menu“: M as mg? n '. ferns were a. token of kindly regard. Mn. de. ‘9. 115031.
— I Q... ed bv Architect Wil- “breasts 0... I - . . . ., . The paving on the north side of the ' . \h .. q ”"1
o - t was de-..,n-d b. l’ b G S itn 67 1-3. :Eueot' was completed Friday and the’ Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Foch eimer 43 21-. Lowe pt. .2.
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‘ ”1d InquESt mto ilalzgfifixiifdi‘gfifld. 3 $1: 813d i’éq66§%neb:;:‘ 9‘ lwork of cutting the sidewalk 01$ 0“ ’ :giignéfin§;€:i§égr a‘hssoe ell:- WEI; ginzleoigestt‘; 2313';
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5t .lth Of Chlnamen Clergyrnerrfrom all orerfhe state TESNIS the <outh Side of the street ml two with the club would always be “m. L. H. Hall.
.have been visiting the parish today _ completed early this week. gas l t 'l. h d be .. 1‘ Gien‘wood Ave. 2355
d ‘ atulating Father Blake on Columbia 5: Hanard. 4. ‘ z The Second district electric light; :1 easan as 1 a out during _ d G
. _—The cor- :11: :ggiion to his parish buildings Moravian. 6: Philadelphia Tamar-mks have started moving their-:0” past years. The mecnng ad- 3031‘?” age; 3”
death 0! e ‘ ' - {L . 1 .. O the south Side of thB street. E journed _aiter which a. social hour ‘ ”gory 1 .'
undry man. ! of the gorxut igecgtaliedec';:’eedmoe Rutgers. 5: Delaware. 1‘ ggizee‘wgrl-z of laying the x:va.~rementi follou‘cd. Refreshments were Benn L‘s" Adams._ ’989
:rom mju'gfgefgipfrior 1:; the Sisters of Mercy VillliamS. 5; Union. 1. ion {his side will begin u soon .5 ed. A collcction was taken for the L 1.001;:11. 3;: ~, .‘
was beaten fot the diocese is at the convent to- Infal‘ette. 6: héulileliberg- 0- ’the poles have been erected and the :33“ 0f the 5913‘ East Relief usieh' egéirgeld Ave 31534 Sakert AIL .
0f 50‘1”“ - Stevens. 5: R- ~ -- - ‘water connections made and the are - - ' ‘
into his place, adai“ army. 8: Penn. 1. - {hydrants‘moved lnto the new curb. Chsa'SéA‘vBaégn .329 Sakert Ali. G}. Mohammedan
. Dickinson 4: Gettysburg. 2- It is hoped to have the widening ‘ EARTH SHOCKS. ’0 e “\‘m hn‘l ' laid!” recently liberated from a
Obltrl'drj- f Wesleyan 8: Boston U-. 3. or the street completed by the 1851 LONDON, May 5.—L‘arth shocks Deli-ham 9- - “5 ‘ ' 1945-4 British prison. where be m epo-
.~\'. Y. 1].. 4: Pratt Institute. 2- or this month. -. equal in intensity to those occurring 39" can“? A‘e' fined on the charge of preaching
_ Harvard Freshmen. 8; Columbia: \ — 1n the Derhyshlre coal fields on April Mrs. Geo. 32:0, 5934 sedition. 1: again. takingt up a
“‘21er w. Shnfelt. . Freshmen. 1. ‘ Louis Fen-mo reported to the po- 4 were registered 9n:- a period or “49 Second“ Kelt % has; 3 mg in
l Iize funeral of W'arren Whitney Princeton, 7: Navy 0. nee that someone had run over his seven minutes on the selsmograph at $431; {1;} ugton S t. .630 I gnCO-Ofizshtuhed by 'm .
Shufelt will be held gram the late ’ dog and killed it. the West Bromwlch othervatory last . 1185M ( - 11!} This mi: W 61nd”
home 11 Edlie avenue. tomorrow DO YOU regularly use the thrift Joseph Mast” at 117 Ely avenue night. The center of the disturbance rt- ac urray. 3131 1. L _ movement“ ‘ 'Wt _ .
. Sahel-noon at 2:30 o'cloek. Rev. An- service profided by the Cwedlhas been appolnted a special 0013- is believed to have been about forty 1 berth axe. - - :01?" NW '28-‘18 ‘Bnush
‘:reat American ldrew F. Chamberlain oi the South isection? stable ‘for the Wilson Point section. 11w: from the obsen'atory- Mr!- A. 0- W125’- . - A. -
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