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“Entered It the stimuli Norm“ “Moo
on Second Clu- Hotter. .
NUMBER 2,440.
lilliiiiiS NilillNElSlEll
' Til Wont beluga iioroaliouto in Fit-I
tccn Years.
IIIIIII smash. sosuII snout.
NM Badly lubed About Norm": -A Coach
Vlrrcktdon Wcsi Mama and its Driver
'W‘F‘ "MW“ CI! “mi” "'9 E Street Commissioner Kellogg.
Tacit—Other Actldoni Not”. j
The fur-tom northeast ntorm which}
raged all day yesterday. was one of un-
oxutnpied fury both on land“ and non.
Much damage was done. Everything
on the water was at the mercy of tho.
elements. and mariners hereabouts say. '
that it was one of tho sevcmt blows‘.
that has mgodonrooust in years. HIV. '"M
oral vessels put into Nora“ alk harbor for i , f t
shelter.
Attho cornerott'odzu uttcol \Vlll“l‘l a?
culvert was constructed to carry wato rs I
II“ it I i.“ I fit! I "”1“
o m" "it mm “m" ' corner oil nose of 4 big washout up the road.
winch III now pamallv illlr-d III tho land. Th ii i II t l h
on both sides was iloodedtul tho cuivortl omom ' pro ”“3, ‘m' worm ( ‘m
as unable to accommodate the torrent “way other ii“ I’ tion of the state. in ymtor
The collar 0f llomcr Rmkwoll's rosi- “'IlaysstornI. Tho watcrII surged around
chIcoewas also flooded. Hm the ”PM”, the houses. and undermined tho“ founIlII-I
damage in the town octmrmd. owing to , iionso! III- vorai. and also badly dtunagod
the cavein of tho culvert directly in "m I ll. Arthur (intlln s blacksmith shop.
contort)! West avenue. and under tho"
south bound track of the VON-"11‘s."...y till .300 to tho town roads. in the ruin-
Railway. An op: ning of about six foot “Y i” SilVi‘l'illlli" ”WW “1'" "ll" "r 3“”
aplli‘urs on tho surfaed“ and the IidI-s il-I‘l‘iii‘illimi"-
III-o. undonninod on thh’Wcstfora space,
river had returned to its usual ooume.
The roads about the city of Norwaikl
cont theI city over #2, into 1: Ir retain.
Thoriwr rose Very high at Winni-i
panic. nulls Irm- Hosted and on the
Darthury and Norwalig railroad just
above the new mills II waxhout delayed
trains for some time.
A bad washout occurred on the \ew
Canaan road III-III“ the bridge. Travel
lIighI-r yrItIrday IiIIIn in fifteen years.
when Wf‘ had Ignite a 1:134th
day and toll on tho home,
The collar under
e railroad back of the Moro.
did not arrive this morning, bo-
l)uring the- storm yesterday atturnom. ‘
gun to colloidal and thin. morning thoI
have beenmbglly washed that it will;
was sltllttn'll and the road was olouod by .
(lid residents say that iherivor was.
SOUTH
Event.
iliAI’PY liliS III In nuns
I-TNE lElP YEAH DANCE
.Norwolk Catholic Society's Biggest!
N'OIIWALK. CONN
SOfiIAL AND PERSONAL.
Gleanlngs From tIIo Boyhood oi
South Norwalk and Norwaik.
l Miss Sadie Miller. of High stroot. Nor.
walk. outcrtuiuod tho ulllllll'o Whlst
iolnb yosterduv attornooh The prize
was I. “on by M III. F. W. Woodward. A
idl‘litloilfl luncheon was sound. the
I table docorations bring elegant. Laven-
w'lbo Gentleman Firmly Admonished but Kindly. (I... “v... the provailingcolm' and :Iriist' o
Treated—patina! Ladies Contidcrato oI
l the "Wall FIovim"—Ducrlption oi
Costumes. etc.
Tim ovum of tho yo Ir in (‘ :ItlIIIliI- so-a
lciIIl cirolos II“ iii tho "leap Ivur' 'IlImoo
maria-t on North liIlIiII street was flood ionghly I'lii‘IyIIblc, both to those III-
washing down the embankment in tho guilor) II utohingtlm kaliodoscopio
li'filll' upon till! it III“ and II till!‘
; TllllNll‘lfllll‘lt'kl'xm’tmi which PM!“ damersthcmsoi“. “osnsthcy
“through 5'0“”. Norwalk I"; about "Miro to thesirainsof tho dronmy IvIIltIti
i
Illag of [rt-land fosioonod from llll' lvul. I
Holoctmun So‘ileolt roports a damugl- ol .
I
l
of six or eight feet and live foot on thI-I “'i'tll avonne was iloodod ton depth of .
oust. leaving the highway in a,sovornlinohcs near thccornor of Cedar
dangerous condition. The accident strI‘IIt.
occurred about 2 o'clock this morning,1 Stu-or» (gnnmisginmw Martin Kano“,
justasa (“ouch containing William 1’. ”f Nonvnlk. is out toIlag.“]IIokingI-vcr
tritiley. and Miss Sarah Shields. who: ”u. rityronds,
were ”61mm“ from tho leap vcar am”. The rain yortorday. iioIIdI-Il the I“ I liar
In the horwalk Opera House. “'.IISI pass- . I)! Juan‘s Enrm' rosidoncv I," tho Now
tngovcr the spot. Two ”f tho “huhtknnmn road to II depth of {our foot.
uet’lmlas tho tonsoi’carth wont down. I about "m.“ w”...
and the occupants of the wagon Ivon-
rudely I-hukou, but not. I-criousiy hurt .
The driver. William Dohcrty. was hurl- .
cd 01! the seat, and scratched and bruis- i
Hovoml other collar:-
iloodod.
SevcrulI-iootric street lights in Nur-
till, while tho vehicle was almont cum-i ,
plotdly wrecked, and had to be ahandon- i wm‘s.
ed, and left by the roadside. It was“
owned by H. E. Dunn. the Norwaik
livmyman.‘ At It o'clock this morning
omployces of tho Street Railway con:-
pIIny came down and blaekod up tho
rails with tios, and rcmovod,t.ho loosIII
paving stonos so cars could run as rsnal,
no delay being caused. BI I'llill'tl 't'ully
was stationod at tho scono to guard
against further aucidonts. it. i~pr..bIIII1I-
that an entire new and larger I-ulvort
will have to be built. as the on.- or pro—
vanr to no won rotors.
i Subject.
Tho spool: l onnznittoo appointed to
:tlismtsI-l the ti“: Imp Ittlnstion, l'lIllSlrilili:
,oi’ Soiocttnun lsaIII“ ~I llt’ili, Count iinIIIII
.Ilurvoy .‘Il. Kent. chairman of tho
tlIIP'l‘o“.I“II (.‘ourt, mm yesterday attor-
IIonn at. ”W sIIlI-cimon's office.
Eat-h oIIeI-xpremvi his Vii“\‘.‘~' in tho
soot is in afvory bud condition. and no: mam..- “WI m... “n.7,. ,Ii..,...5,,,..] J3
largo onough to carry ofl‘ tho wiltI‘r. pug“,
A Tramway car from Norwalk jninp- ('oIIII'iinIIIII iII lii thought thI.’ :I
I“-“n:“l.“ingI.I.In on tho mud ought to have
MIIIII-tIInIIIIIity.“ shown him. whila- ll!"
gIInIIiIII‘ ”limb-I" was (loan I'vlng of ti“)
svmputhj.“ lit ~2Iid th It ii' tip l“t“l>
nun Ivor-I not in in“. or of giving thou:
illll'i"~llt Would t'IIIII=~iI:II“.Il at hi
I-pr-Iw“ l'.“;thI-r than lii‘t' anyone.- -IIf."I ".1
JIIIlgI-llnlfln-li thought thr- prosoczo
'iHIIIIl'truinp- :I ;','I“'i’)3l thing. but said
lilt’ri'r“ I'u-IIIII 1- “duo “my to kt.» p tiri-
I“.<IIrkiIIgIII:III. 7
.‘I‘IllI'I‘lIIIIIn fitdlook did not want tr
fII“.“IIE.~lI tin; lockup to :tt't'llnllltlilll?ll'illilp.“
and said llt' would Eilllll it up first. ilI~
scI- In: Ii to think that i’rnsvcuting Attor-
llif,’ (I'IIngrv. of the Town Court. had
lIcI- -n trying to Work against him in thc
IIIIIttI-I“.
~ . ' No decision was roIII-hod and tho moot:
Tho \‘orwnli: nvoi“ I Is ox “codiogly '
' A ’ ' ' ‘ l ‘ “Y? in“; adjournvd.
high. Yesterday :Ifterno In .“I largo ,
I“““IoIIIl of spootaiors stood on the bridge .
, watching the rushing torront.
ed the track at the switch. t'i'll'llt'l' of
Wall street and Bolder: :Ivonnc and
again at the switch at liil“ part. I-IId of
the W'nshington stroct bridge. yostvrdny
afternoon. Anothor car Wm: llffl'illlt'll
by awushout at tho ool'uor ol' ili'.“orsido
and Bcldcn avenues“, 'i'lII- work cm“
was sent up to assist in gIItinz tin-v
truck. s back on “.ho rails which w.“ L'I .2:-
complishod :Ii’tI-r Milli!) Ilitlir airy and on-
lay.
Tilt! Stop Bulfikh‘ X'Illtll Wit-Ii SIIlIdIllf.’
)‘washcd that StrII-t ,(Jonnuissionor Nut-
6 logg has boon obligod to close the Hirt'l‘l.
mndiugropuirs. Last night tho road
was illuminated with danger signuisfl
Several othor roads about town \i't'i'l’.
badly washed.
t’"
IIW'I
The Odd Fe'Iows' Orphanage. I,
The moVI-mcnt among tho Odd i"I‘l-
lows for the mzzintonanm» of an orphzuo
..,.
I... for tho hI uotit I i’ “I‘lhi‘idrcn of do-
. “ . “ “ . I . .
trio In front of the bouthhorualk B cth ”,3“ d momlxIr “f u“, “my I. i» not/icing
‘ - ‘ - o It .
lflmmhunlknlli fl“ “fig-2”“, I" 2‘1 Epros ~t'll rigorously Sumo, monov has“
mg :25”: t 9. top “a 0m IIItIfIr v.31»;bf n ruin d for ”W 1mm, 0 but thori- i,
. . 'l‘ .
“i“i" uc """Hmr w, ’ l'm' I” t ‘II sentiment among the members that
, cuing the passengers, but doing nodwn-ll ti Io homo for 3;: od people :It (iroton
,should be plat-ed on a II-lflsumIorting
Joseph ('. Milli-r. driver for (irocor hasislx '.ffrl't'allfi'thlllg olso lsi
( 'harlcs E. Seymour. got into tho guttori I. is much easier to lind homes for chil-
on Stuart avo.nue in tin“ aftcr- . dren than for old and indigent Inombt rs
noon, and the horse broke tho whif- ,ot'thcorder. Tho first mom-y for the
A largo. doad limb was blown, from :I
ago.
“lllll'llllllll should in“ paid to Ihl- mi],
siLG. ,
A true Was blown over in front of tlIIIlgivI-n at the \‘orwalk (lpcraHonsI- last
(.‘holwoil lll'lt't' on North avenuo yostor night by II... (“ “hulk-Innotybolles of, Adams \I'illontomiinihocinbIII-xtweek.
the twin cities. I) ligiufulmuiiio mull
Adarm Brothers i h: liltl“-'- Imo toilottos III Me the nfl'air thor-g
illt‘tli
glided to and
nmsic, or tin-much li\“I‘liII“l:Incicrs A
lthorongh six in! npirit porv: IdI-d tho gath-
Iring and it was one that will loIIvI
many] do. III: III! IIII‘IIIoriI‘s behind.
Tho Idot-oratiIuIs \Vl'l‘l' vory IIinIplI. ho-
ing oniv tho stars and hll'lpt'rl and tho’
cnny, while the IolunIns sIIppIrting it
“\VI'YI' IimpI-d (tith bunting. 'l‘ackl‘d
.“Ironnd nndorthe gnllory were Immor-
nus signu-it is saidontot part“ IIIIIli- f
(““H‘lli'r‘i U“ ill" partol ”I" lI'11"*—'ri-i‘1 iimng- island oih“ formerly of \‘Inwaik. i loom ‘;iI Is boon tarnishod to“
“Any goIItlI III: III nn-'
ing as {OllIIWni
hulylikl“ onongh tousk a huiy to donor
will ho tinod l'II“. ril‘cond oil'onoo, lilo."
"A stun-Ion for good,"
and furthvron wastho injunction, ”Kind
flowers," aftI-r v.iIiI“iI “.“ns tir-
“liIIIIticizII-n should sit with tun-Inning,
‘IIonlosty
.:Ii:InI“I-.
lIII‘ l:IIliI“s tn
"llzulylikc- llth
. I.
.l.-u.
'-V Elli .
and not
A III Ii lIe-z“
u
. p. li’llll"lll l3. I'th‘l'ii'tl II! thv gl'lllltlllidl."
,I‘nding up with thI“ notion,
1 should lII-lp tho gontlI-nu-II on with their
walk wore not burning lIL-It night on Sli'- “
i count of the storm disurranging the 1
Conference 01,in Special Committee on Thu '
polio!“ ('rmllllifltni“. :Ind Judgo- li‘tIlIixdi o!‘
.I“ihlmn trimmingé:
. KI 14h: lIluI
uttI-mptI-d. .
ilotrec of the delivery wagon and did 1 home at (iroton was raised in Joni-Jail“: .
; and the act of incorporation was approv-
Rotoniflill, opposite tho ,1 sidcnoc 1,. 3 ed the following Marcia“, Thowurk has
, boon pushI-Ii vigorousiv sincII that limo.
Hon Schnoll, was badl washI-d, as , -
w as r5"; the highway at. 5“, Rod Mill “and today the home III clear of debt. the
apd many people Wore obliged to go two
or three miles out of their way to cross. .
The cellar undor Nash & Van Sony's
store on North Main street was tlotxlcd.
other damage.
hills paid. The homo is. estimated to ho
sent time, and zuzcomnnylntions for four-
teen others.
Some of the most: badly washed sitter-ts ' '
to the institunon pays :53: II week for but
in South Norwalk were Lexington. Fair-
iield and Hamilton avenues, High and
West streets and Hillside place. (“lgllt dollars has been made on tho In em
ixrrship of the order of this jurimliotion.
ft! humid in installments of fifty cum;
I- II- ry six months.
. Tho cntiro farm of Michael. Shoody :It
' Winnipauk was subnwrgod. llublwll
avenue wnsontire‘ly uudor watt-r from
the bridgo [LI-i tar as Baby Hill and was,
finpassiblo. A brook was thrmr‘l in ; to‘.
Betts' Woods and rusheddowntln- rm- its. Hulls—"Why. tiI.It' .~“ lonk' :4 thogrmt
through tho old (map place into tbwiiction writer ..
. row, cutimiy flooding the trolleytrmkr Hills—”Neva heard of him.
The yards of Ratchet“ Pierce and Frank has be written " "
Growther were two feet under water; flunk—“Tt‘flllmfllllflfll 1m“ patent modi
'.Ahout-‘Rnolncklmtnight thewutorbt-zcimfi'
iiilis~—“ \Vho II in. that I .II just ism d
What
Any llego sending a ward “
; blIII“k figure. “
mrpomtion has a fund of $525M» and alll
euro, and in addition a por- oapita tax of .
' Catherine
"lliiiiirs
“pom Its." Those litti“
I-IInsI-d much morrimont and nddod to
tho IIovolty of tho dam-I“.
Tito i'IIir IIIIIs present showl‘d llli‘ll'
I‘I-z
skill in running tho (lillll’l‘ and ti“! gt'llr .
y tioman could complain of being slightI-d.
”.lllt'lllf.".Yilllilll(‘lll"‘ll about 1':l’flII'I“i ck. 'V
l'hilv
lift-l;-
tiIe music bring furnished by tho
harmonic orcinatra. with Prof
mood :u4prI“III::I'cr.
l'hough ii; I» no: I: ng Iv“ I IIIIploII .
it Ihd no. mu: any of tho pretty In...
tunuvs. and among tin-1n IvcrI- notioI-Ii
tho Eliseo-s Sudiv Shields. nilo grcon silk, .
inoo. satin ribbon trinIIIIings :IIIIl lion“?
ll'.-iI Mamie KciIm-(ly. lIhII-k sill»: {with
was IIIIothI-I“ Inottoi
IIttI‘ntions ‘
,nkill was shown III its amIgIIIIII-nt.
l Tho Duplicate Whist club was ontor.
itainod ywterduy uttornoon by Mm, 1.1;;
is, Keep. FairtlI-ld avonuu. Mrs. Edwin
i Adams was the fortunate!“ ipiont of tho
lhaudsomo rilvor honborl spoon. Mrs.
“I“. and Mrs. IlIIrryH. Finch gIIvoa
II but party. last night. In honor of Miss
il’carl llurlbutt, of New ,YIIIII. Arthur
ll. Russell on the go lIIIIIIvn‘s prize.“
Min.“ Hurl ti tho liltlll'ii, and Mrs. Fred
(in gory the consolation i7.o
i Mrs l’rvI-r of Riverside aw... is III-I'-
,ioxudv ill with pnoaqunim ”or little
Idanghtor Adele who has boon \“III;v sick
. with measles and intonnittont i‘IIvIIr. Is
I onI :IlIw-iIIg. '
I
I
\‘oxt ’l'IIIII“.sIIlII_“.“ evening Misst iortrudo
it: Ilumnan, of South Main street. will
"i .
:gmlmnhlm wlwh
noon.” at; lliglllllnll m
. a
medium exilrt‘u. u re “
Auspiciouo, Opening oi the Now th-
mm, In Washington Street.
NiiSNl. SPEEililES. SUPPEN. iiiiiAilS
The Remodeled Sentinel allot Ilaim I Plon-
ani Homo tor South Norwaiit‘a Most Pop.
uIar Bomflconi Organization—Tho
Programme Rendered.
The new wigwxnn of Uncus Tribe, No.
120, I. I). R. M.. at 11“ Washington
street. had II Inout auspicious opening.
last night, when the Tribe gave one of
the Innokero: for which it is famous.
Tho affair was productive of all the
pleasure that generally attends a well
conductod affair of this character, and
most notabloof all, was devoid of all
formality. Everyone Went- for a good
time. and tho very essence ofoongcniuli-
ty was present. and pt'l‘llluutml all, and
IIIIIdIIitscif felt. lino could not holp
hoing charmed with tho new hall. and
wondering how such a transformation.
from II fow weeks ago. when it was the
home of Tho iivoning SontiuI-l. had
taken place. Every vestigo of its for-
mer occupancy was gono. Partitions
ontortuinaiargo oompanv of friends at .
I lit: II'rcs-rivo i' llt' bro.
i“. l’. Sherwood and .l. l’. llowd. of:
ii town lIstI owning to IIttI-nd tho ‘
II
Wi'l‘!
‘“ lIoI Ip lI-.Ir Dilllt'l‘ ,
Mus ‘I\' Sin-hon StIIIIIIIsIIn. of South‘
.istI-r. Mrs. (‘ .l‘L.K
'il‘l‘ll'.
. Miss Sarah LyIII-s. of Mull ll\'i‘lllll‘.i
‘I-IItIntIIinod tho l‘oroign Missionary
sociotyoltho Nurwali. lhptiri Hmroh'
this :Il'tot'noon.
Tho MIIlinoII ‘I'lIist I'lniI hold its I“I--
: gnlur sI-ssiop yesterday with Miss Harlin
Milior. Mrs. Frank Woodward sI-IIrod
tho iIiglII‘st.
Miss Susie Morroil, of Hartford. who :
hashc-“n II gnost of Miss llll"l. Kroiorm
:of Mott avenue, has rolnrned home.
.M '
Councilman and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris.
oi‘ lfhngrovv- plum“. barn :is' their good.
Miss NI‘ilio WilloItdt, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. i“i. L. DaniI‘is :Ind IlIIugiItI-r, oi"
SIIIIIIIIIII' sire-“t. are visiting in Show
food. with Mrs. Frank 1“). Long.
Miss Sophio Ayors, of Saginaw. Michi-
Izon. is a (most of Mrs. P. St, John‘
1.4x“ “‘IkIII. Id of l'.:ls‘i IIII-IIIII‘.
lII“.'I:IIr!IIr:«1'lk i.II~IpII-. trimnu‘d with l::“c- “
Indur satin ribbon: Aunt-Ito (lltl'lllllll.
IdIII-i; silk, [I1il",'_"< ll :ili .Ind XIII-o:
('.ItiII rim‘ ( IIInpixll. >1.Itcsilk. Iilv
ribbon tI“:II:IIIiIIg.~: ,.iII'I;I:iI Sullivan.
Mari-g ill'l‘.“V’ with whiti- law:
it“. tiordnn. black IlrI--“-. with II'iIitI- loco:
Norah ('Iiliuhan. lavI-ndar silk and vol-
I“I“-'.: Mrs, Thomas l’owoll. Willi“ sill.“
illlll lziI'I': .‘ll’o‘. Juno's \l::(lllt“ii,
sill.“ IInd plaid: Maggi“ (‘lavon. pink
:Iiik.l“iIi‘:i':I:I and him“ it w lI'I-t trinnnings:
Agntw Hum-ti. IleitI- swiss with him“
satin ribbon triInIIIiIIgs: Annio l’.;InI-Ir.
- arm-II
black silk and Inoo. bin-- satin .
ribbon : Sarah Farrell. black goods
with him» str’ .: d «ilk bus'pt ‘:
hiliio l‘lll’l’t’ll. pink lignrod III-gIIIII; in I w r
pink silk: Marie Krona, “hlli' tIgurI‘d
ormndio. I.-ilI groon satin ribbon tritII-?
Inings: limo" T Brwukvn. will to silk:
IvlorgarI-t Briana“, black silk: ‘lIInIio
Boers. lIIvr-ndor and black silk .iniia
Boers, him-i; with
ifiimboth lot-rs. ('l'I'dllt figure-d silk;
.‘l'vllfo rihwhan. ‘II'iIitc swiss. pink satin
whip silk with whit. iII satin trimming“
Mama“ llurkins. orcnnI silk: “urn“. sin
T. Handout. pini: organ/tic. pr. Id.“ satin“
and pI-arl trimmings: Katie
ilk lino satin trimmings:
May Pinnvgan. brown sill-r
VI “llio Reilly, hint 1‘ (tr-- pon: Nollio Shov-
hun. pink silk; Ihii’t'on and satin ribbon
trinnnings: Mattie“. RIttohfordz pink silk
and satin: .iuiial’ :IrrI“.ll hint-silk: M: Ind
l’lll'll'“ll,.“lllll', with vollnv.“ It‘d in. black"
satin ribbon trimming: Bridget \lltt 11'”
pair biw- silk and lace, satin ribbon:
Mrs. W. .l. Tram-y, bin" .‘iik with»
Hattio Ruscm- black and
pink silk: Ko .WthIrJIov Brion-r black
silk; NIllic Smith lzwondn“ and whito
silk: Mrs. B. (7. ‘.ooni-y, black with:
ribbon
worth $20,000. Thorn areolevon i,mmtm:yI,-iio.II“. striped silk: Margin-ct Murphv, ‘.
cared forbythc institution at tho pre-i"
light iigan-‘rl gorxls with bluo velvet
n'adic Powell. pinknri. “audio over pink
swith pink satin ribbon trimmings and
p do blue?
carnations“ . Annie Murphy
tigun-d silk and chill‘on: Nora llyan.
niio grown silk.bl:zck lace. pink roses:
AgnI-s Murray. pink silk,
“ Ithifil." and jot trimmings : Mary Lynch.
Inn-I.— not; “my lluI-ilo Roilly. black.
with lurroon vI‘le-t and law: TIIIIIIIiI
l’IytIIIlIls. Mark. with old g Ild silk
'l'lwro- wnsalargb guthvnnmf 5pm,
tutors in tho gallery “ho. IIItirI‘ovIInitIg.,1~0~,d. this Commission would not. be: Prosidont, Miss Mary M Sohaub:
among them being the {morocco-ca“ of permitted umlcrthelnw to build roads president
‘.tary, Miss Matilda. Keane Richardsom’
th» .Illair. Mrs. W. .l. Tracey, Mrs. Ed
iward Kelly, Mrs. B. 0 Honey, Mm“,
Vl‘ldwanl Barrett. Mrs J H. Moran and
”.W. H Hyiantl.
/
Mrs. l).III- ‘
black ‘
lav‘tnrdnrsilk and in: o : ,
lilizah'th llarkins. ;
and lIII“ .- :.
Miss Lona Waters, of West Norwalk,
has lixt'li sponding amoral days with
rI-iz:tivos in Long “lidgo.
Mrs. John 1’. Bmmnior. ot' Elizalx‘th.
N. .l.. is visiting hI-I,“ s In, John 1’. Bruno.
niorfllunl'ord plum“.
Mr. , and Mrs. E. ii. Momhouso, l f
ArI‘lI stroot. I‘ntortninod “.1 party at whist
‘.Vodnonduy I‘voning.
Bliss Allt'o Lorruim“ t'hulwoll. of High l
strI‘I-t. Nv'mvulk, is spI-Iidiug a low days .
in Now York city.
Mrs. I ). i.
will I-ntortain irionds :It
\‘I'I-Iin-‘rduy night.
Alton. of Washington strI-I‘t. ‘
whist III‘xt “
Hoary Howard, of
rotnmod ' yesterday “'
7 Mr. and Mrs. (i.
Wmdwurd avonut“.
i from StIIlIill“ “toil. g .
Miss Bt‘rllla~‘;0ll‘_v. I“t' \VIIMIIII. is II
“,gnostol Miss Mary Maples. of Muplof
! Hfrt‘t'l. Norwaik. “
Miss “In. I- IIIIIITIIII “I“ In.
:Igmst :Ii tiu‘. Norwali.“ Military insti-
tnlI‘.“
\vi‘l'liilll, is V
,» Bookinghznn Lockwood, of NorII'IIIII,
I:II“I“IvI‘d homo from tho South on ’l'uI-s.
1 IIIII
A MOOTED QUESTION.
“Not Yet Decided that the Road Voiod by the
Town Will be Built by the State.
From tho prosont outlook it appours
“that tho voict tai: I- II at tho .lnnnmv to“ II
5‘1ntIting to build II 'l"I~ltord road on tho
( ‘onnotliont inrnpikofrom T:II““loI IIIII-
IIIII I‘.Istorlv. II“i“iIIlI road Is IIitlIiIItiIII'
city limits of South Norwalk. II .h not prophosyiug more in that 11”,. m tho f“. . verv ix“ st.
log :'d H) the onus of tho. Stato Ilighway‘
( onnni: sion.
By instruI tion of tho ‘chcctnxcn longi-
oor (7.. N; “’0 Id wrote the. Commission l
, :Ipprising them of the veto and they re-
pliud that they know of no reason why,
”In road could not lit' built. but would
Idiom; into the. math: further.
Ila Iy Mr. Wood rcI“ciI“I-Il anothI-rlottcr rns
follows:
““s‘inI I-. our hm I of yI-stcrday in reply
I Iyonr favor of tho first instant, this
(‘ommii sion Ito-sins to ix“ infome of
the following points:
“Film t. are tlII-rI‘aIIV roads in Now:-
wulk nndm“
Sch-I- Inn-n? in case tin-“Io aro you“ it
,W’i‘. writI- v on
t
within the city limits.
this' In case any Inisappnhennion migh
arise from our reply of yI-stI‘rduy.
qurcifuliy.
. 87ml. Htonwur (Ivonnmos.
ICIIIIIplI to).
, hundrmi
1 (Ivory ono was oocupicd last night.
S Mot-”oh" .\'II‘. iIIIIIIl (lIInrd.
, I‘..III.I~““I.IIII.~ \‘.'i|liI‘."
' “‘illiZMNl‘Itl'lililtlll i-I\pII-ili-III.”
‘ March
i
fing. in tho
. d (‘ o1““bI -tt him it the twonty ~fourth lill-
iv lllllSlt ,
tho IIntirI“. tuntrui oi “10‘
had boon l‘l‘lllln'ild. and the forum“ i'ront
olilm-s iransfonnod into ll (!Illlllllltiliilllii
lvnnqmt room, while tho oditor's whom
I: ladies”
Iparlor. LIIoIItoIl iII-tIII‘I II the hanqnoi
room and tin- III Iin wiv'wI un. Inc the
iautwrmtns, \IlIoIII 1).!l.lplit‘rli.tllllWill be
\I,,i,,,..r,.,.f p." fur 'l'omngtnn .m .Imikcpt. and the kitIlII-II, II‘l woll appoint-
II: it train iiIisIIIIIrning, to visit with hor i ”it “V “ii?" ill" T" “ll! -' 11““ i“i largo.
‘ with em I‘Xl'i'pllilll. III“ illlyin HIIlltlI‘ I.IIl'-
walk. has boon beautifully litllllli'tl and
Iiooorutod. and tho fumishings are most
Tho room contains t)\'l'l' IIuI‘
handsomo oak chairs.
sidos seventy ,othI‘r arrangcd about
tablos, whore games IvI‘rI- playod. cigars
and pipos enjoyed and storcir“ told.
i..'.
W. Stow and G. ii. liit‘st.
Mr. i’ilI-h actod as ma.» tor of l‘t‘l‘ClllOll“
”on and announced the following pro-
gramme:
.\r“ll*iiiil
llII“rtIII“-‘I-— '“iI.-rn." SI-hiu-pIIng-li.
i’lIIllIJIrIIIIIIIII‘(Irvlwsim.
but... «"‘l‘lp- \'nluntnot“ilI“:IIIIi~t".“IiIIl
lion: I“ ll. llir‘t.
ilw -'ItnIInII—~ “r“InIInII i‘w- II ilnun l . lllt‘
i 'iIIlI,"
"lIIIIlIlj. "
.ini-[Ill (.l‘YlYIl‘llV.
.‘lill‘I‘ll*'"l'll" ilirovtornto." \’~II~:I. I
l'lilllllil‘lllltllll’lll't'lli‘~ll’ll.
i‘EI-nu IlIu-l ..
.I. iI.JIIIIIIiIIg-IIIIII MI“. l\.-~.
“Halo rlII IioI“I'IuIIl~"il-\III“l'I‘IIIII“IIIiI---”
l’.:‘luml \\'. .lIII-I'de,
Waltz/.4” \lI-III-." Harris.
l'llllillll'llllilll" (lIH-lowt on. ‘
(inrmun ~III~IIiIIlliI“-,~ —-
llI-III“I“ lliillllll.
Snin—' liiss‘My Ul'ill‘ (lid ,‘IlI-tiu‘l“. .iIII-k.”
Mvi‘lonInIon ,
ii.“II“I“I“ Niownw-n.
'i'iII“ liridol limo."
i‘lIillI.“II“IIII-IIiI“ l itwhod m.
IlII-riIII“I‘--" lailVillI‘l‘
; liI'I'ilIIiivIll—"HI“lIiIIIth-inltw's llug's lilll‘."
i‘hnrlI-I.“ lirl'itlHVI Illil,
'i‘lIo Sung MI“ Mothurflnng."
, ti. li.ilir~t.
March“”I‘IIII~t»-llntion.“
I'lIiiiInrnlnniI“iirclvrwirn.
Sni-I—"ldIllule'."
MI“.
H. .[I .-~ “
('la I'll“
.inmIiIi.
licoilntivnw ‘ - ,
livlll‘v W. Mitrlir‘ll.
llt'l'llliiil
i'lIilhIIrnIIIIIiI“ (irI'iII'slIII.
lZI-I“it::tiuII~~ ,
I‘lllit‘n W. i‘lnrk,
~"'l‘III~ Snidior’s iJIIliglIl.“
l‘lIiliIanIIulIiI“Orchosirn.“
.N'tIIhJ.
and .
it"_“ i upon tho thorough onjoyIIII-nt of tho
Tl)". .
i I‘oznmitlm- iII chnrgc oftho :I‘l’airconsist-
I or] of Frank ll. ll‘itI-hJ. l). .i'onnings.
l‘IIIgI-i. ‘
~ I Ruymon Monro.
" othor pooplc in tho cast worn Nana Loo. l
SOANDINAVMN BAL MASQUE.
The Annual Altair nuanced wan
Great Success Last Night.
While last night’s IvIIIItlII-r doubtless
affected the attendance at the annual
masquerade ball of tho l’i'llllllllitwlilll
society, it did not dIIIIIpI-II in the loast
.tiIII spirits of the large number of Inmn-
horn and friends who guthorod in Arion
Hallioenjoythis event which always
has provon one of the N01 IsantI III in the
s: society" It history. This your was no ox-
caption. and from 9, when the grand
march formed, until o‘clock this
morning, whon the strains of “llomo,
SWt'I‘t Home'WvorII heard. the host of
tooling prevailed. The costmnos were
tho most nmgniiltcnt and graood the
figures of the prottiost young ladies soon
III: II similar ailair this season. Tho
nuIroiI was led by floor manager Gorgon
Andorsun, with Miss Mary. Olson. and
his :Iids, ()sonr Storm, with Miss Fannie
Holmor; Peter (instalson. with Miss
Christine BickInan. and l’etI‘r Larson.
with Miss Mary Bickman. Sumo of tho
boilos following wI-rolilisscs Hilda and
Annie Rasstnusson, Uiga l‘I‘tI‘rsoII,
Eleanor JolInsIIII,Bc.tty Anderson. Alma
AIIIlI-rson, Hulda Andorson. (ioorginnal
I'I
Andorson. Emma Potcrson. LizziII and
LIIIIII iiiricsson. Christina and Mario.
Witimann, Carrie and Hannah HovI-II-
son, Lillie Olsen. Lizzie l’otorson, Mrs.
Charles Kilt-111ml“. Mrs. Johanna An-
derson. Mm. Goorgo Sheer, Mrs. Wil-
liam Hose and Mrs. lilson. The music
was by SIxicrstronI’s orchestra and
Uhnrh‘.‘ Yost. prompted. Tho. commit-
tI-I- oi' arrIIngoInIIntII was Adolph John-
son. Louis (3. Sodorstmtn and I’otor
Larson.
PHIEIIIx BOYS Eummm. I
They (live a Highly Successiui Sociable at the
i Athenmnum.
'.l‘ho Inipropitons woathor had nootl'oot
,lnrgo gathoring:Issomblod at tho Atho
.IIII‘IIIII last evening to tako. part. in tin“
pleasures of tho I.“I-nIplinItIIry sociable
given by l’lIIonix Engino company.
.ThI-Inusiowas osoollont and tho floor
:was in lino condition for tho dancors.
,TiII- progmnuno cotItainI‘d “verity-four
guuxnlx‘rs and it was early this morning
‘lII‘forI‘ tho Inorry'guthming broke up
I'I'ho floor was in chargI‘ of Captain A:
“‘ A. t‘hinory, .lr.. eiticicntiy assisted by
tho following aids. (:I‘orgo R.,Nflsll,
John W. tiI“I‘I‘III“.“.IIIIl, (iI-IIrgI- ll. AllI-II
;' and Smith Northrup. Tho. affair was II
‘ltltll‘kwl mucosa and reflects crodi.
lupon tho (“onnnittooof arrangI-Inontsti
Harryl'. Bonton chairman. John Had-i
“don..' .l’. Foster, ..\ A Martin. ti. L..‘
LII“ “kIIoOIi. ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
, Mcsatyer and Bell Commednns. _
MI“- stayor and lied s I-onnnodiuns opon- i
It ““thrIc nights" ongngcniont :Itir
.lioyt'ls 'l‘hoatro last night. '.l‘ho hill
‘wus ”Jerry. " Chas H. .‘IlcstIII-I‘r ably
'onactod tho titio mic and Ralph Boll
II as :1 good Jack “'.Ishiugton. b'poI“ i:Il- V
'1 tics “.I'oro introducod by (Iorinno Mayo.
I Miss Josie Wynno and .Mr. Williams. 1
. Miss Stolla BI uner. who was hero with “.
"s ““Tuxodo." sung. Tho j
Miss iloso Mayo: Mrs. Col. Loo. Miss
Mary Bryor; James Blackburti. the \“i1-
IiIIII, Charles H. Stewart: (.‘ol. Dick Loo.
.Cluudo (iourand. Tonight "That (.‘ir-
was Trir'l" will boprosontod. with a num-,
i of now spoolaltios There will ho a nIIIt- '
inomtomorrovafternoon and tomorrow ,
night “Dan's Boy." 1
Noxt. Friday night tho tribo will hold:
its first soIIiIIblo in the now hall. .
' “ TWENTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.
proprlate Exercises.
Lincoln (‘ounI 11 Order of lIuteIl.
AmoricmMI-clIIIIIiIs. obsonwd, lastcvenulmi lli’i‘“ 10‘ i“i‘niY“(‘it'U years duo, i"“""i””‘~"‘”l“W“
Ir sp: II ions hall in tho Sw art“ '
niI““orsar) of tho organization. l‘mnk'
MI-niinn. Frank Adams and lidward
(irIII constituted the (“onunittI‘II of III“-
rIIngI- moms, and mo. IntitlI‘d to a great
IlIIIIlIIforIIIlii. for tho pleasant III“ '“Islon
l’u- \' (inrrott llanlonlwo k mado the op-
,oning addross, tolling “'ood onks of
IlII (ll‘.il('ll. dining its (\“9 o WI“ and
'l‘ho Apollo orchestra rrondo ed
and a llllllllX‘l' of prominont
Incmln-rs of tho Indor made uddrcssc s.
A Ilologation of twenty from Waldemar
tut-.II
Council, No. ii. of Bridgeport, was pro,-
Si‘lll, and Mr. Kelloy gave several fancy
donors. that wore highly enjoyed. A
“ "Sim" ’ mill“ “'45 “NW“ ““9? “l" pmgrumme. I the meetings may be continued in some
About seventy-five men attondod.
Bethany Chapters ilificers.
l‘lII- .Innual mooring of the BIIItlIIIIy
('haptI-r, \Votnuns Guild. of Trinity
I- -hurI “.h was held last night. In tho Sun-I
tiny III hool room. Twenty one members
Iv I-ro prcsI III. The officers clet ted II ore:
Miss Grace HIIdIlen: soon“-
Irreasumr, Mil-III Margaret Riclr .Irdson.
EThe annual reports showed that. the
l chapter was in a flourishing condition.
; Mr. Clapp's “Merchant oi Venice."
l
Tonight brings tlII‘ last opmrtunity for
,III-afing Mr. Henry A (lapp, \\ ho will“ ‘“
l Lincoln Council Celebrates Willi Ap- I speak lll tho NorIIalk Opera. house upon l
,tho “Mort-hunt of Vcnioo. " MI“. Clappl
is a man of remarkable versatilitv. ll‘IIi
’ Inatic critic of the Boston Daily Ad\ I‘rtis-l
lt‘l‘.1 ranking with William Winter. of tin
l'l‘ribuno. He is Ilork of the Supreme
| Judicial Court of the C onInIonuo: Ilth. in
lBosto‘n, and travels and givos hisloc—
.“turIinuring the court vacations. Mr.
.Clnpp has“ frequently spoken of tho.
loloseattcntion giIon him by his Nor-
walk audiencI-s, width he finds most in-
spit In... and lII‘“gi\es us always of his
Methodist Reyival Serv es.
Another interesting moot' Ig was bold
last evoning at. tho. First Mo hodist: Epi.‘ -
copai church. Mr. W. C. Wooden never
sang with“ more IIt‘I‘I‘ctivoIIoss than last
night. {Tonight will be tho closing
"Wilt of this particular series. though
iothcr form. Every Friday night is a
‘musical and jubiloo night Mr \Veodcn
,will be assisted this I‘voning by tho
““IliurIiISopratIo, Mrs. lInogcno Ross. and
lain ll Hill It I» sumo. limo since Mr.
illillhas sung on ll publiI. platfonn in
1l-South Norwalk and II grout nudiIncc
-Thai Is Worth Summing.
There is no factory in the country
that Is cleaner than the factory at which
[the Imperial (‘mwn 10¢ cigar is made.
“ pi. tI .. v of lililt lilYiI'l".. IIuiiI‘rIInd orig
‘Iu-Ims. $12:
. iI IIt lrIIIII Somali.“ or South \I‘Jl’Wu it.
view will ho delighted to boat into tonight. , V’ ’
Brand lulu Walsh Mull.
At St. John' sLodgc, A. F. and A.
last night ilrnnd Mantel“ Jamel WGHQI
of Danbnry. was pmsent and imbue;
Pant Master Arthur C. Wheeler fl?
grand senior warden of the ()0an
(II-and Lodgo. The scoond degree
I-outonodnpoII Janus: Maples undid
ward Morehonso. A banquet. low
the C(‘l‘l‘llllllllt'fl. ‘
Not The Souilnoi' 5 Error.
III spI-alting of the reported neslootof‘"
Mrs. it \. Holmes. 0! Main street. N
w “.Iik, as reported in another 10081 mull“.
as bI on: without foundation, you
a slip of the pen made it appear thottli;
original item had appeared in The Bong
tino
quest of BeloI-tnnni Isaac Sellock.
"Want. ' "i'nl' Halo. ' ”"II Lot. " "100$ "
"“‘."iuunI| and IIIlII-ItIsIIIIIonis at a likolo
III Ivr. not I-xwoodlng III“I- lines—an
iotlIirtI“ Ullllilltl)’ \UII'llH—“llrfl insert
column one day lor or. vacuum three
mitts: illIl‘ III‘I-It. one Ilnlhir.
WANTED.
‘ V .\\'l'l'.ii. ~Shm' tillers or operufom on
>|'\\lllu IIIIII him-u II“.IIIItod LOUNN-
ill ill. Al .\'l‘lil“:\\\llN Ii 1 ti.
\ ’.\.\'l'i.lI.——\
\“lmk'
um i.“ ill-II I“I|III~I IIIIIIII‘II. Apply to .
.ill|l\ \\'-t. It. It" Alh‘l'. ii. “.‘I hire: street. Nor-
walk. ll: 1'
\ beans.
nut
‘V \.\'i‘ l“ I) ~ .\ girl for general housework
in a small tIInIiiI“. Apply lit lit 'l'n lOr
lt\'l‘lllll‘. r'nutli Mrualk. (Ht
" .\.\"l‘l“i ll --lmmodintoly.ex parlancodo 0&-
claims in ww straw anlIl intn bu
liIIttIiIIIIur-“HIIIIII “Illlll‘ll.
I-II inthmn who llIiH‘ IvoIkml on otraw halit-
l): . .IIs .\ ill \.\I‘ nun. 11'»: Water street. Noutli
sum Ilk. ( IIn l 1w
w '
ill' I‘.
”Ill".
( ilnIIIInIIIl Miro/It. manor of lionth Main
sin-vi no lino or "I" tI“ in“ ours. South Norwalk.
l‘I-IIII. \\'-I r-I~,II-I-'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIotIIthecitizens
IIISIIIIIII \‘onIIlk NI-rIIIIlk and Iicinity that
no lli‘H' oslnlIl ihhod IIIIrsolIes in the
IIII -III;.“ and onto IIiIII: lIIlsiIII-ss. and me now
ll‘t‘lui rml onion” kindud oimIningatd d 849-
ml: in In.» \I‘rI“ host strlmnui IIIIIIInt-r. lad
sIIil~. Ill‘I- «so. I‘itiIIII“ mode I: Inr ulmrl.l‘lriakn.
Inpm iI..:IIIt~' u :.|[Il'~ hum s. oil“. ribbons,
“lringn -. lllllll . oruIIL. IIilliIIrIlI“IIVI-rs. Innlllers.
warts tics. kidglutos. klislIIII-smisolenthem
III-ntlI-nmn II garments
wink. oithor German 01'
7 AN I'll l! .- -HiIoII I- otters wanted.
III III. M.i'\Tllch‘ti.\' .\ to. _
.\\"l I i). —— \ nniiII- (Iorman teacher for II
I-IlI-sot young ladies. Applyat this not?
l'li‘l‘lll‘l i'llil I".illll‘ll
The IlI‘niIIi was printed at them- ‘
iF YDII an IT III: II ma.“
”non “
.\ preference git“. ‘
ilw po~illnn torgenerul house. ..
\Niz‘IiI Itllllullil'lllg III-inhiiklimt'lll. Nthd ‘
Illi‘ll lll‘l' III-. Ito-Id and prowed in the best man-
nor iii i"i i“i lil“‘.\ ml" ll
. —..—_. . , -5: ”a -
TO LET. ““
1‘”. hi. "i .-.\ iirst-I“ ins-s house. all Iiiodorri
immovu: aunts gnml location. mssoosion
\yrilisl. lmniro Ill. ‘13 l‘ayloravonueaiear
\i. t ~lll .- -t .\'III: ”I xunfillh. lti l!
Vl‘t) ii 1'. -l“IIrIIt~l Ind room to lot with
\IitlIuIIt lllllllll. A idrous 5:! North it‘ll!
\lrl‘t'l, sI-IItlI Nurw:.lll.“ 656
'1‘0 i. l‘.] .“llullh‘l‘ \l' .leunlord Pillt'fi it) lot
from .“-'\I>Ii|l t. Hot and cold Will or in:
lib-t and wound flour h-Iu-I- on Fort l'oinf.
~tII“:I-t rI- -IIt film and sum also second iiDIIr
l'Vi'H‘lilM‘llll“. i‘II-“i .\III“\I.“Iik. rent $5M!” E. A.
WIIIIIIII II: ll
'l‘ii i F l‘. —-.‘I.'I “f“ .“Ishington street. the rooms
so . 'l‘lltl lllltll. $1M por month. L. H. DECK-
H: To \inshini'tnh strI- ct. out
i
‘(I l i ’l‘“ -~l..II“gII iIIIII suitnll lo former-tings.
It‘llH‘ii i-III:IIII«i I-IItIIItninnIonts. house-
i p~II“i of homo. and nuns ~ and lunch-t Middle
i”iw Mild ltiI‘I‘I“: \I“III‘I‘h\“riglIi."4 mom over
lIIIII'ksIIIiih shop: small but nmnulaotory with
lwilt'i'. i'IIIJlIII'. tIII-s. I-iI-.: laundry ulthcom-
ino“ part.
of hm IsI-I-II "lIIIlnr IIvI- lllll‘. houses on \intor
I...I 1.. 1.. lIuIIIirII uf vliAl’illOZ‘il) Bill)-
'i‘lliliis. {41w
:1“) i.-'.l i‘. —ll|lill~'l‘ \‘n’.’ liIion l’nrk. one or
tun lomilioq. .“Ill IIIIIIII'rn im rovements
'..‘II“nI ll Il.II“‘« lnquiro \Iv 5. nos door till
V ‘Ill 1’. '.—i‘ House" I rooms“. llI-liden street 31:.
- lIIII Iirnvo storo. $10: house all bay
‘I'oot. l l’II-Itllm‘ ii‘:
ill ii. iii st-I !-I~s order: water in
lnI“ I; ll‘I‘IIfJNIllN ll. KSAl’l‘. :4“: West street.
jn‘n ti
V ‘0 Il T—lho Colonial ltosidence. No 128
_:I lav-I him All Inmlorntm rovements.
i’IIIilI i“ 'IIIislIIIIi. JAMlh' L. 5'1 VEN“. “if;
. I‘.|‘i il‘I' lllli‘.
."l‘ .\'I. no "I: Ibor :mnue. Norwalk. six
I In .IIIlIIltlI . it} IIIIIII“. rout sniulsothrco
I“..I.III~. «i I“ II“.IIII~I“ IIIIII. 5i lI'JIuali conven-
Apply
in I: ‘.I. ll] MOODY, too Last avenue. ‘lo
IIOU‘ ll mom apartment second floor. rear.
I“ .I it :IslIingt-In strI-IIL windows in awry“
room. hulls lightI-Ii and I'leilinet “tour room
:IpIIIiIIIIIIIs. front and roar. third floor kurt7
(IIIlIIIii him it. I l iillitl til Washington root,
root $1! “Ind $10. Apply OLD \V ELLUIGAYR (‘0
_jv__IILt_t
ls“, IoonI I‘ott: Igoon IiIIiIItardmenuo Ap —
lI tot ”15.51 t“. itl CLtlth .1II Quintard
avonuo. slstf
FOR SALE.
I30]: S.\l.l'..—I‘IItl.“II,:I“. at Bell island. “5 loot
IIIItIII“ Irnot. l'IIIly furnished. Purchase
I.“ “bit!“ Inn b: no the nppurtnuitv. Inquire
n'lS. H l‘.’ "to ohm-v lil‘ill h-ItntonndInsurnnxoo
' Yl'
ll
‘Ull .N'Al l“. .-'l but stationing door can be
I-Iosod ll’llxi'll'i‘hii' in using the Eclipse
chock and swing. ’i'ho soringvlosos thmloor
IIIIII lim‘ps illillmflhl tin llitl‘k prevents the
slamming. Holdbv \‘III "lH Norman: llAnD-
II IIIIH‘ u,. .“. South Mill“ street.
. . _.._._‘. .h—d—a—
‘Oi' SM L. — .\ I-“orrrl road mare: 5 years
old: ~Ivlllitlil'llll all right: registered and
s. lillllill'll iII-ml: wit lIlitiiI- IIIIIIIiiIIIg can trot.»
mile in !' .Ioorlwtior‘ Value. May (tirl. Hire
'l‘own l‘IIik i.v AIIIIntIIrII and ink-t: dam
Minnie (lIIIlIIIIIi III“ I'l.IIlIInIl. inquire ol
Vii \VK Iii: lititlll l. Urnnbnrv. Sold forward
IIf Us“ Jl'll
‘Ol' Sit-.l‘. —- I‘m
prm. I- His two lilt bingoi' loIItheror break-
ing of HUD“ I..- .I sold ltV sourn \ORWAKHABD-a
\\ Alli”. I“.,I i'.’ South Main street. South Nerd
\I‘II ('IIIIII.
l-
A
of s. ll sHL'I: \I'.oob I:I Grove street. South
inn
Vorwalk.
*
FOR _'§ALE 0R 1‘6 Lér.
130]: S.\l.l‘..—IIIIII.~I-. .. tin layviow avenue
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