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NUMBER 24% ”wemuewnww SOUTH NORWAL‘K, CONN. FRIDAY, MARCH :27, 1896. TWO GEN "“
W8 ABE Bum ..2.“.1“.°i.‘£3:?.':?.;:.'°."f.°":,,, Hlltln BY THE Niel ,.,,,::':;!:,~53~',1:“:::;:,,,,suclll AND lusun. 2515830.?! locals? ,g;
. . w“ a: u, Mu ,, u. “M _, “W mama”; , clsrsttt's sons: won. ‘ . .‘ll‘:..';‘...t‘,"s'...but: ‘sn..'r.iui‘slum
Plumbers Talon to Prevent an Epi-
lltsllc of Diphtheria.
ms were “DIE DISEASE.
u
m m colic-sinuous.» c..-
mm-s-Mhel muon-
Alsst ”gumbo
suntan-MM
It was learned lib the Franklin null
flouolrd street "-‘hohooll, yesterday
morning, that , .were attending
regularly who "f u unwed to
diphtheria. and the H wurv fearful
of an epidemic.
Prinolpd w. (l. Poole was notified.
sudhe deemed it espedient to notify
Health Officer J. Milton (inborn. lie
ill-nodule sculpts. consulted with the
when, and learned that their fears
wore well founded.
Dr. Coburu called a meeting of the
School Committee, who are Attorney
John ll. Light, chairman, A
Blanchard and Matthew Corbett, togeth-
er with Principal Foote, at his office in
limtth Hutu street, but night. Mr.
Light being in Bridgeport, could not ut-
tend the meeting. He sent a communi-
cation. however, stating he would favor
closing the schools if the health oiilcer
thought it netwssary. The officials
present thoroughly discussed the sub-
ject. and it was thought best to close
the schools and take every precaution
possible to prevent a spread of the
disease. '
Dr. Coburn issued the following order
last night:
So. Noavunu, Conn, March so, lsml.
To the Committee of the Union Sclnlol
District.
Ultrlrnnxltx:-—ln the interest of public
health you are herebyinstructed to close
the aforesaid schools till further notice.
J. Mun-ox Gowns,
Health Uhicer.
'This morning, when the scholars ult-
sembled 'at the schools, they wercin-
formed that the schools would be closed
nouns, and rcmainso until Monday.
April :lllth,possibly, longer if it is deemed
advisable. p ‘
. The schools‘flér'n" injure closed next
wouh'l‘hnrsday for the Easter vacation,
and reopened April, lSth. This gives
theteachers and pupils a week longer
vacation. .
The only families in which diphtheria
8 now known to exist, and from which
children have been attending the south
Norwalk schools, are Edward F. (ton—
nors,of 120 West street: L. W. Smell-
sdge, Pine street, and Englebredt Olsen.
North Taylor avenue. There may be
othereues that have not been reported
1° Dr. 0929- - W
Pequonnocll Pleasure Club.
A business meeting of the l’cquou-
cock Eleanor-e club, of Norwalk, will be
held next Tuesday night, at its rooms in
Main street. The election of ofllccrs
will‘nlso take place. After the trans-
1.
' action of business a social session, in
cluding a banquet, will follow. A pleas-
vnntoccxnion is expected. This club of
young men linemen organized buta
short time, but «already has a member-
shipof about forty. Its rooms are neat-
ly and comfortably furnished. and they
uflordapluce where the members can
meet their friends and spend a pleasant
time. Italilo bass table upon which
arethe daily papers and a few magn-
zinetl. The club is organizing a base-
ball team.
Proschsd A Grand Sermon.
There was a large congregation pres-
, out at. the services in Christ church,
Tuesday evening. The speaker was
Rev. 8.1-1. Watkins, of Grace church,
Norwnlk, and he gave his bearers one
of the best sermons that has been heard
therein the Lenten series. He is an-
eloquent speaker and '5 his hearers paid
the closest attention ‘fn his words. As
all/the others of the series have been, his
theme was one especially suited for the
Lenten season, andthere was not a per-
son in his audience but was benefited.—
Ausonia Sentinel. ' "
’ . Alleges Mlle Was lot Responsible.
Yesterday Judge Curtis heard the evi-
dence in thecase. 1E. Lalley s: 00.,
of Bridgeport, vs. " l J. Hanlon, of
NWalk. Thin!“ is to recover on a
bill. Defendant was a saloon-keeper in
Norwalk. but alleges that when the bill
was contracted he was not responsible
for its payment, as he had then sold out
the saloon to his brother William.
Died After Two Days' Illness.
Eugene Reynolds, formerly employed
by D. J. Bunion, died of pneumonia at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reynolds. Butler streetgeater-
day, after two days ' illness. 9 was
twenty-six years of age. The funeral
will be held from St. Mary's church,
tornorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
AWDMM.
*Allghthouse willsoou be erected on I
the breakwateratthe entranceofl’ort
Mel-son harbor. [twill beef great
benefittotheport,asthebreakwater
wit extremely dangerous to strangle
’ll going intothe harbor ina fog
' or during autos-m without the aid of sig-
nals or light. -
‘-Parquarter lamb, 6'. V. Y. market.
made for the retention of the Temple in
Orange Lockwood. an tit-mayor of
South Norwslk. died at Ben ling. Penn.
last night. of an abscess in the bead, fol
having an unsuctsimlul operation. He
had been ill but two days..
Yesterdiy Francis 3. Could]: of East
Norwulk. weaved a letter from his
daughter. Mrs. Exams 1". lluuter. who
has been with Mr. and Mrs. Wkwmxl,
saying that Mr. Lockwood was sick.
Following the letter came wlegrums this
morning announcing his death, which
was a shock to his relatives.
Mr. Lockwotxl was born in lblwuytou
thirty-four years ago. He was a son of
William R. Lickwood, who is at pres.
out living with hisotbor son. Williuin.of
Elm street.
In his youthful days Mr. hickwwul
attendod the then famous Weston Mili-
tary Institute. and upon leaving school
served an a pn-uticoship at the rioting
business. o suMIU‘lully cont acted. a
billiard parlor in Norwalk, and
loll-r was engaged HDCCC‘MlVely ill
the livery, cigar and real cslutr
and insurance basilica. At the time of
his death he was employed as a district
munugeruf a large insurance coinpnuy
in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Lin-kwold was a member of the
Board of Councilmen of tsunami in'
lflllzl was eh~ctcd mayor on the Dem- -
cratic ticket. . lie rcaignml Novenib.~r
lil, ism, six weeks beforchis term of?”
piled. and removed from the city. ,
Mr. Lockwood hows a wife, uduuglu
tor of Francis 8. Conley. whom he
married on Nowmber '31. mild. Mr.
Conley has gone to Reading to bring
A Patient at Dr. Kindrsd's Duitn
Sanitarium Commit: Suicide.
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A SERVANT’S SHOCKING DISCOVERY
In. Ilsohsl Cohaiitid, n has Verll. tum
liar hm stall Early IIour oi the Im-
lng. leully Locks the Door Behind
liar, and Tales list Life.
The body of Mrs. Rachael Cibnlield.
of New York city. who had been a pn-
licnt at Dr. J. .l. Kindml’s saniturium
in Dtll'lt'll for some time. was discovered
yestenllty morning by uservunthang-
ing dead in an outbuilding in the war
of the house. it was suspended to it
bean: in the building by n slnnllv d
fastened about the neck. and had xi-
dontly been there for some time.
Mrs. (.‘ulullleld had climbed on a chair
and fastened the cord to the lll'lllll and
the Hill!!!) about her neck. and then
kicked the chair from under her. She
evidently urinal during the night or very
early in the morning. and when she
wunt not locked the door of her room
.hebiud her and took the key.
i:Mrs.‘(7ohntield was forty-two years
of age. Her {other and mother, husband
and son live in New York, and all were
in Duricn yesterday. greatly shocked to
Mr. lfllkWOle'tl remains to .Vorwalk.
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE COW. ~
the Semi-Ionhlly Debate oi the Milan Educa-
tional lnsliluta.
Thesauri-monthly debate of mo wnf
ton Educational Institatotouk pluccon
the afternoon of March 25th. The sub.
ject of debate was “Resolved, That tho,
cow is a more useful and valuablcuui-i
lnnl than tin.- horse." On the uillrmu-
tivc side wore Scruiiu Busto. Jami-s
Drumgolll. Albert Bancroft, chdic
Watson, William llownrd, Ollie Bcnjw
lulu and Clifford Mansfield, while the
negative side was composed of Paul ('ur-
nelius, Mutthmv Skelling, Milton Wes-
son, Robert Wesson, (luy V. Waite and“
Alfred Divine.
The simplicity and comprehensiveness
of the subject for debate was especially
appreciated by the. smaller boys, who
were constantly, heard from on both E
sides, and who wore so «eager to have}
the floor that the older boys were often .
vexed and cliagrinerl: but the pith of the ;
argument was centered among Messrs. '
Busto, Howard and Benjamin, all of Lin: 1
affirmative side, who fought hard for 3
almost throw hours against their oppo-
nents, the friends and upholders of tin:
horse.
As the time \vorc away and both sides
thought they bud exhausted the subject,
the able judge, Prof. Charles W. Whit-
lock, rose and said he would end the
suspense and relieve the nerve tension
{by dccidiugin favor of the ullirmative
! side, which had won by force and merit
i of argmneut.
l A deafening noise was the result of
Prof. Whitlock's decision, and after the
house came toordor the judge, to sum
up the debate, gave a few of the rcuslms
why, ill :bis mind, the cow was lilill'l‘
valuable and useful to man than the
horse. To be sure, he said, it is undeni-
able that the horse is very useful and
valuable, notwithstanding the increas-
ing substitution of mechanical means of
locomotion, but the real test of the com-
purutive value of the horse and the cow
would come were we deprived fora time
of both animals. Undoubtedly, hc mn-
tinned, the loss of the horse would be
greatly felt, but how many industries 4
would be paralyzed and ruined. bow.
I
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i
many infants and invalids perish at the n
withdrawal of the cow and licrpl‘mlucti': '
For the smaller boys Prof. Whitlock i
told several amusing anecdotes taken!
from life, illustrative of how the bowl
had been the only source of income and E
means of support to many a family, and f
when be had concluded, all the boys!
seemed convinced that the cow wusfi
after all, the more useful, if not the!
§uost useful and valuable animal we
love. ‘ I
Refreshments were served, us usunid
to the winning side, and all the debaters i
thought the debate one of the most in— i
tcresting yet hold.
The subject promised next is, “Which .
are more valuable and useful to man,
the birds of the air or the inhabitants of
the sea?" ‘
TEMPLE STAYS IN BBIDGEPORT i
The Mystic Shriners Decide Not to hemove to l
Hartford. .
Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the Mystic l
There were about thirty present from
they were outclassed. Speeches were
Bridgeport by J. W. Kuowlton and J ucob
Kiefer. and Messrs. Walden and Lee, of
New Haven. .
It was decided by a vote of eighty-
ciglit to twenty-four to stay in Bridge-
port. Tllero was also a motion made to
oil, but this wtls voted down by a large
majority. ‘
. The Temple voted to appropriate 83,500
, for new pmaphcrnalia.
In Signals on the Tramway.
Superintendent K. W. Mansfield, who
has invented a new signal for use on the
Norwulk Traanay company's line, had
several of them placed in position. yes-
larder. and they were found to work,
most satisfactorily. The signals tell’
where cars are along the line, and will,
it is expected, prevent all danger of col.
lisions in the future.
’ cut ion was not: t-ousitiercd, and tin-n slu-
Shrine, lmlt night met at their hall in i .
Bridgeport andfdecided by a large vote i sioners stated that they (lid not have any
nottotransfer the Temple of Hartford. lsniall fire in one of E. E. Wheeler's
- . , lhouses but the prompt work of the
Hartford in the interest of removal, but incighb'ors, and the close proximity of ( a ,
lwell. prevented the destruction of tbe‘t
‘building. Had the firecrartcd at night; .
the whole neighborhotxl might have ‘
submit the matter to the Imperial Coun~ i
hear of her tragic death.
Medical Examiner French was suin-
luoned, and gave a finding of suicide,
Undertaker Birchurtl took charge of
the remains and sent them to New York
today.
SHIELD FDR TIIE SHERIFF.
A handsome Gold Emblem From his Depuilel
oi Fulrfleid Counly.
'l‘hc deputy sheriffs oi li‘uirfinld mun-
ty tendered quite a surprise party to
High Sheriff Sidney Hawlcy. last night.
They untitled him "to appear at the
Amazon cafe in Bridgclmrt, at h p. 111.,
then and there to answer," etc.
A number of ollzt-r [loople Wei-c present
asidofroin the deputies, and those in-
cluded State‘s Attorney Samuel Fessen-
den, Allen W. Paige, Judge A. B.
Beers, Stiles Judson. Jr.. the County
Commissioners, Mayor Clark. attache-s
oftlm county courbbouse, l’msnruting
Attorney Light, of South Nor-walk, and
a number or others. ‘
The menu of the banquet lllCillill‘ll all
the good things in the way of culinary
art and took nearly two hours todiscuss.
After this had been concluded, Sunlul-l
b‘csscutlcn presentcd tiberitf llmvll-y
with a handsome solid gold emblematic !
shield ui’ tllllw. I
Sheritfllawley responded to the gift
in a few well-chosen .l'Clllfu‘kil, after
which them came speeches by Messrs.
l’ulgv, Judson, Dr. Smith. of Bi'ihlkill'lil,
Judge Boot-s, County Commissioner
Lee, members of the press and many
lilllt‘l‘il.
Altogether the event was the [limit
unplynbit- of its kind that lllhl I'\'l.‘l' bet-u
held under like circumstances.
WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
The’N‘ew Applicant in the Same Position as"
Margaret Barnes Was.
The County Commissioners have re-
i-fulscd to receive an application for a
license from John Cullen, of Norwalk,
who desires to open a saloon at 6 Frank-
lin uvelluc. _
This is the place for which Margaret
Barnes desired it license, but her nppb-
appealed to the Superior Court, win-re
it was shown that the place was uu'un-
suitable one, and the Commissioners
were sustained. They will refuse to
consider an application from anyone for
a license in the place, for the present at
least.
Lexington Avenue Wants Water.
Editorof The Sentinel—l road with.
great interest, Tuesday, the account of
the annual city meeting in Ariou Hull,
and was somewhat surprised to learn
that the Water Commissioners have
something like $10,000 in hand.
being the case, why is not the city
water main extended through Lexing-
ton avenue? This work was ordered
done and a pipe was laid in Lockwood
lane by the Council of 1893. The resi.
dents were told that the next spring the
work would be finished, but it never
was. The Council of 1894 also ordered
the work done, but the Water Commis-
vmouey. The other day there was u
been burned. The residents feel that
this spring would be a good time to ex-
tend tllc water. TAXPAYER.
Bicycle Road Ilace for a $65 Wheel.
George Bel-k ‘is {ll'l'llllglllg' u bicycle
‘ road race fol-«amateurs of Norwulk, New
i Cutiuan, Greenwich and Stamford, from
the Stamford Town Hall to the Cove
pond, for Saturday, April ll. Only
those who have never been fortunate
That ' _
enough to win a medal or hold a record
will be eligible for entry, and in order
to secure the prize the winner must»;
take two races. Tin: prize will be a $65:
wheel.
I
—-Look at Luthch.Wright's.ndvertilw-
merit. $10,000 worth of wagons, sleighs;
and horse goods that must be sold. 1
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Editor Evening Seemed—«Dull: Hill:
The Board of Health of the town of
Norwalk adopted the following regain.
tion November 22, lbdlt i
"All moles of contagious or infectiousi
llfi‘dflfld, such an typhus, typhoid or
scarlet fevers, measles. diphtheria, unall-
pox. otc..sh:tllllenported to the clerk
of the health w committee of Norwnllt
within twenty-four hours after the first
visitupon such casually the attending
plivuwisll.
The punishment for the violation of
Mir“ an order is thus unlined in nation
2mm of the (tenet-u! Statutes of tin-
state: "Evory I'lflllwllutllltlllvlllllllr
i it 0 it legal on re! a lltiurd o! lloultb
for which no ”the! penalty is m'm‘ull'll
shn boilued nlittnoru thuu iiw bun-
drcl dollars. or imprisoned not more
thun six months, or both."
As a citimu lwmllll like to know Wll';
two physicians of this city, Dr. L. M.
Allen and Dr. John linllannnu. nn- p r-
mltted to ignore a regulation thus sztliv— i
tinned by the law of the state. as ii
understand they have done twrsistently. l
if the regulation has unyiemd stuml-'
ing whatever, it should be prnlnptly.’
strictly and impartially unforced and!
i'l‘ln- gum“ were Mr. and Mrs.
Cleaning: From the Bay World olérn arm alum; own com to in
South llorwsllt and llorwslll. WW 7““
Iiiw'dlul to ”in nullnri 2
l I l.ltl;iti'lnl.. hllm ll 3: ., l). i'uluplr'll'n
PEQPlE AI “ME “0 ‘Bm‘u, ll mw, tin- Nun-r, w.“ tlw proud nation
it“ ‘lll‘l iril‘. l‘liilall lull l .
DAIiCIA AND IIIS FOLLOWEIIS.
A have" by Wsy oi lsdrhi that They have Ar
med Safely.
‘lul in Tim rinbllinfi l
Progressive Euchre a! In. Item Dessing’t , '
Print Award“ in West Iain Slml Whitl
Players - Diversions of the last Days
oi Lent.
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Mn. ill-my litlsmng, of “mt palm-I. . llsiuup, March 1‘. .\ report l‘n'lsn’vli ,..r "1.11.“ - its: mu r Mm iv to,” Deco
elttrrtunml. hm; initial, .5 number of luring,“ Iiuwm, twist «zit». ”I“ ll!“ mud-um lml Ml'quLJYutlll. ”gill” , .
friend-s at pfllflflmuiw t'lll'ill'l'. 'l'In' iimi . ' ' ' ' l v - ~ , , “M" l
. . . -. ; ~ , '- - ' Ah I.ll.~\ on I rri-Il w i like
pm?“ Y“ taken} by M“ ‘1‘. in “3?, mil his full liltrilil no llllllell Mfr l). i \ I infillllnnlillloréIt'll! ”tainllvfi vi? ‘3:
am I m rim-lo Minn pr m ly int , ‘ l mu l'l'aiillll -l l. [\h'lll ' pertain lug w 0. -
Klit'y. A tiltlllty t'nlluglm, wt“ “rt“ql‘ ":0 Conwailhewzrd. . .Il'w.‘ l'. ll U N . Min ni l-vtllilml u"ll,u:hl;:val.ll
vlhwfu;
M. llnyt. Mr. and Mn. l’hllip \ wring .v . ; d.
Mrleuruh livers, Miss rlnrnh Dibble,;lv:::::_l,;::‘::'hp ‘
. . ,.
Ml'irs Cora itill'y. Mil-lid Mini:- Hoyt,I ,
Prudent-ll Northrup and E. L. Hoyt. 'ltllln oil'l'll-ll fur til" urn-:t .lll-i I'llfll‘lW
At the musing of the Wind Main
rim-ct Wilist l‘llllt, “'ednl'sday night. .
at tlu- rmilll-nm- of l". H. l/lr'ltwml. the . W'i-‘ll WM '
first prison WI-l‘l' Won by Mrs James E ipnruue t‘l‘tliii tlm "I'lilll'll; uln- is ill-[W-
Wixuu illlli Mr. ls"'l\'\v‘“‘|l Miw . Minllil' ‘ tw- ll onus. of r-‘uvluuur, who was t'll-
Witnn won the mnmlutiml prim Mr. lung's-d with l‘rclwcil in inciting :miuvo-s.
immitn'n ll.” n
ill"
‘ 2o: pur will, “twill. :w‘uuipivs lnul
n . . , IS-lnvnlk.
llll’i‘l' s-llnn In lw l'r.‘i.ltivl‘,|iiti- «lb-g . . . . .c . ,,,. .
H whom the n-’ \\ 53”,“ limb of lolmnleruble nxpor .
.tiou of lbw pirty who «at line to ltll‘buldl
’l he party who was l'flll' i
lh'toctivw' (honwell. 'l'wo l'oml. l'. 0. lzux Dll. ' ‘
\\'.\ .N 'i' 1“. Us" Exilt'l‘ll‘lll'lld ”written on
.uu-i iinini; nun-blurs. lhlimn it
'l"llllll| Ann'l'illll. ("lllll.
at '.t o'clock.
if nu Pill ll HERE :1 mt
ws‘nrto.
. um
\‘nfis'i'lfll, \llddlnunrd “umnll for toll.
no work Most lw u t,’u'l~l cook ant ' elli-
p-rmu .u-lb ul Mun. Mama's. ill .niou
rim-l hunt I hul'uuilt, l‘unn. urn it
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\ '.\.\'l‘l.i- ~ .\ nmldh our! Allleriwlnladv
lll'fi't'M pullflllll Ila housekeeper in
until” Idlllllt .‘tlllll‘h‘i -\ I.» ll. lion ll". Nor-
\\.tIl.. l'ullli. ll”? IW
ANTI.“ lunuiu. l'lliivs 'nr usutlemr .
fur funlwvl ulllllllt.’lil‘ill'it'lillfllml slop
edtw. (a
n which Iln- town moi citi- 1 Ltn-jn-rurcompaniomnul lu-lpv toanlnv
: P‘ltllwilll‘lill'y l'l-l’uynu- l‘ J;l\'l‘l| Mn required.
p- “‘0' “'Illlltl lilit‘ ll llnhlllflll ab '10:?!-
.‘l:
llll‘.\'- I',_('.(i‘ is. on” SUI “(”le [MISP'JL’MEn
\VAN’l‘lJ) \ w. Mil-r hi emu l'udllt]
thll'atllll‘l'lllll'l'il Work. in WI“!
.llldloss ”l)|u..l:.ls-r," it W
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tmn..
ilmw suiting umn-lmu-smIs-un himll
“With
not left to the whim or inclination “Land Mrs. l’lt'lll'li Ki‘illp will Pull-{lulu‘tignlmn, .ml fitltll .lm-nunulthm biv‘ ..,....,...,..,,,........,-_.....,...m
those who are required to obey it. Any i
other mum makes it the [hermit 'ill'l't‘.
Very reumctfnlly.
A. Bumlmm.
fourth Net-walk. Collin, March 'li‘, lhini.
l
to: an» suit can.
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Mr. Fox Asia Why We Stand In our Own Light.
In the latter. '
Editor of The Sentinel: “Pro-gm st" isi
correct We should by all mean“ how 3
another iu\\'il meeting at an early. date
in order to rmuiml tln- fornn‘r V‘uit‘. We !
connotation! in loam cvuu one foot oft
good roads, I‘liilticll‘llly when the lurgvi'i
portion i-l to be paid by the slate and.
county. Little technicalities, wars and 3
l‘lllllul'n of wars are the hindrance of.
anything of nprogiwn'ive nature in tins
municipality. In the meantime citizens ;
and taxpayers continue in tin: well-worn :
rats of mud mills and impure unllltcrul
miter. l
Hood roads cost much less in
kwpiu rcpaur than mull roads. The
ilrat vxpullel' of building such rumba i.. of }
course more. but in the end are Pin-upcl', '
and more satisfactory. if the town 1
would vote to build the Telfurd roull l
towards Daricu. l kl. m of a number of,
citizens who would be pleased to use1
the citv of ”oath N,.rwnllt expend some- i
thing from in reserve fund on the. some ;
run-I. cvvn on the portion limb-r diup'ltu . l
to plnmtho snow in u nilif.’ and ridnlrle
condition. '
We at": only p .slpollillgibe invvxtni-ivs. ,
(.iruxl malls and good Wale: llluvt mm",
and why slmultl we stand In our mmi
light in this matte-r?
Very respectfully yours for unprov-
lmlnts. l‘ZlulAlt ll. I"u.\'. -
,
some to OPEN luucursr. f
w .-. m. 4
Additional Evidence to be introduced In the;
Barthel-Schwelrer Case.
of John lint-rind v.~.
recently doubled in.
The civil suit
Louis Hobwciur-r,
favor of Barthel, allowing him 21mm.
damned-s and costs, will come before the 1
Superior Court again today on a llll‘lll'lll ,
to lipi'll judxunmt and hear further w. i-
iit'llCt'. I
Harlin-1‘s claim wzt-l for injnrim rm:
(:t-iw'll at illt' lllllltls ni’ Hullvvniznr. Ar— .
torncy .lllsr'pb A. (ll-av now lli'llil-Ifil'4 in?
introduce mlditionnl evidopcn to show
that the injuries iltlrtllcl claims in: r»-
ccivellworc milieu-ll in New York cilyl
twmity yum-saga. I
The nitidavits accompany the :lpplivn-
lion to open judgment.
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Connecticut Division, L. A. W.
The qunrhiriymeeting of the L‘ullflt‘P- .
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ill'lll Division, L. A, W., was lit-hi in?
. . . . . I
lizlt'llllrtl, last night. .ltl Invitation?
was rut-civil l‘rnu llli‘ Massachusetts
Division, extended to all the members of;
the (Inlnlclcticut ‘Dlvisiml, m aim-ml ll'l‘.‘ .
spring lili'tlli in Boston on Memorial,
Day. Chairman (title-"vii, of tbl- national :
racing board, has F‘-:l[)p<lllllt'll lit-my;
(ilmrlman, (vftil'iul lumdll'npphr fur New,
England. Thisis Mr. Goodman's iit‘ti!
appointment as bulldicappm'. lip has llli
the past handicapped all of the prinv'i-i
pal events in New England null his?
Work has been satisfactory.
Crane Army oi ’ the Cross. ,
W. P. Hall, of Greenwich, ,who'.
preaches at the Norwali: Methodist:
church. Sundnlens originated nplnnf
caller] the American League of the
Grand Army of the (Trans, the him; be»;
ing to form conipauicsnmong tho mun-3
bers of the churches uftlw town. Antony ‘
these aregiment is formed. The l'l:;.’l-.
meats of a county comprise a brigade,
and the brigades of the United States an ‘
army. The plan in to carryout evong‘ul- ,
little work in this manner. the timed of g
some well orgamzud method bein ' ap-:
parent. i,
Annual letting ol‘the Woman‘s Club. 1
Thcannnal meeting of theWomau‘si
club was held with Mrs. Dexter Hitch. I
cock, yesterday afternoon. The newly
‘elocted officers. and committees arc, as,
follows: Prmilll-nt, Mrs. T. K. Noblcz‘
vice—president. Mrs. W. A. Curtis, soc-g
rotary, Mrs. I. S. Jennings: lmllfllll'cl‘,;
Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock; exefintive com-l
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i’mittco. Miss Jennings, Miss l’iuuoo,
Miss Stevens: membership.‘t-omlnittcc,3
Miss Sally ’S. Betta, Mrs. Julia Wilson. I
Miss C. E. Marvin. . i
Real Estate Tnnsiers. ‘
F. St. John lrckwood to John T..
Hayes. two building lots (on (.‘lmstnut;
street. ‘
ancts D. Brown to Elizabeth Brown J
Toby, land and buildings at Winnipaak. i
If
3 York.
«Hi-lifll .‘vllr'dillk, :tllll Ell-4 i IJil' 13w".
5mirpi-ist-il by friend-4, \Vt‘lilll‘fllil‘v’ liLLZ'li.
y .
‘snli. :tu'ntwd oaks and burnt and Link .
the club in st Womb-«(lay night.
Mrs. ’l‘heuphiie Eupbrat. of
,n-us'latl- \sii' fll'm' guilty than the usa-
’iimweil asked him to lock up.
50W Till! vltllt'r nl'm Willi aziyn'
ivalll Nurtmllc. iivt' purl-nan. a. ho new i mun“, up. mm. whw imrn was Imruoul. ,‘
llw- m ll.ll'li'll. u ii! :tlmvfly war in NW:
Mr. liupilz'ul has lu-vn xpvlc tin:
pzl-d winlvi' will) 3i M'Vv'i'l' mill. and “TM
Matilda I‘Tnpln'u' llll ; ll..=l rl:.~::x...::l-;.-..
Sun/b v. 'A'l mnplnyc-«l by ill" vizir one: am!
'llv him “'3- ll:“ll’ll’i:l‘ill.‘il :n bringing
Elhmvmll to jilml’ll'". tirrilth called upon
w-lupl. I5.rn.l:i,:bnu lIn-z
. , ' W . « , I: M tiniml ll: linllil'f ul'v-r with him,
I\'li2"tl1'.'l" palm rLtln-l'
w.ll.lln'.|.l Til ..',.‘,.’,..,,’,',,‘." l‘ u will? fv. , film 'lw m» E'W‘rvh'n' M'mut Ml?" any
i A . t .. . z I. " u. .
avff‘ll'vi .i'li '
wziuiil- - c to lbw luWIl. null lllliotiu-r
“...-.lf l-y ;,2l'.'.ll.t‘ 1::l:‘til:.:.— Bridgeport
1 I'".ilill"l".
llnl‘l‘y (’ullul‘ll llllll li.;.‘l'y “Li. Jun"
Wlll wllvl'l tn Hr‘lllgup» :‘r, l'llfllll'l"ll.‘v‘, w
dp'flli tln- day with liar-.r infill"? rlvv
bulb sl-En-ul lt‘i'lf'llt'l'. Edward .I. Bough-r.
iizml, nf‘Wl-slp M, ..l :m- l: .1er or fill i...
(ill'llLIVI, Wo-ulll'wlug. uitrrlu»..i. .lptii
Hill.
Enterprlt’m Advertisers.
Quality and vzuuctg lump-nil. the afl-
“l‘imhilzty of Hull”; .li‘ Nash A' Von.
ltilmrr (i. inmlrmll. who lt'fliill‘i'l‘i :ll
[hillbilly 1:” night, came to Small N! r:
walk, on his way to New York, tin.
Ill irm'nu at w.) ll'l'L'll'IC. .
iint; an.” Malay, will lull-rod all lillllh‘ -
saws,
lir. i".
will '1 ll’illl ‘I‘Hr it? lw’ll-Ullil‘l'
.‘Iurwzlk, 1n! i‘.:."a' itow, lullpwslll: tin-
lérmsll Uprrzt liltlw, 'flnannl. Wll-‘l'l‘
in mil ls'
pain-lite.
.n
ilirry ’sll'lllll‘llHJli' linplu unwr, it.
Mr. lilt'lllll‘liJ b.“ Juli l'l'llii‘lll'll Emu
i'mlll bin-w lulilllhll.
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l".l:‘v will lu‘ illlllwtll. ills]
Mrs. 'l‘bulnn-l Ii. Merl-nun H lth of
her What :lvnnzn- rt-nilielu-n. .‘vlry,
Thoma-l S. Morimu is t'xput'ttnl born»,
about. April 1. "
rump. l'l>..é'.'.'i..::r _
tit-alt v32 i‘ .::9 an: :llprér-w.;ymtl(pulli-
This :- file 35' ”link“!
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Miss Harlin Fro-well. of New Yuri: l'ltj'w
wimh:r2‘rr‘ll «pending the wwl‘z wizh
Miss Lillian Farrell, ni’ Sunvnllg llil' :‘r
turmoil lillllii'.
Al’lr‘.
n 1'. V Ill-W :.' l'J "l-lt'n Will
H! t .w» w ."v prpzliir. iiLllltl'WIl\"ll_\""1l.
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ill'r.
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l 5” Ex’ ._ :L. on rv}..m' thlur, is just
h ll» , \v at :ll'siis. I‘Ztll on .‘npt'vylrntion
for van.” timing ullil'. All wont tnlvr-
:zx A2: auxin? iii“ l.‘.ll‘.~i tilt. in al
m. “l" Try him.
.‘ll.«.Hu-z1n l2. fiumio-hl, of :-'.".r.lr"~
who has l‘rt'l'il Visiting Ill Milford, to Mini
L'lll'sl ill .‘llrh Dali? ll vi, ii. iltll‘t Hill.
Di poly Hill-rifi' l". 2“}. Lynn, tvr-uv t:
llt'islgzv port last night to (tlrf‘ll'l Elm biz.
quot tendon-Ii to Sheriff liawley.
PCi’L'LAli AlUSEIENlS.
.\lll. l" .\. litre. of Nuumll‘... nitrnllr 5,
ill" ll'l- l) .llt‘l' ~1‘ ("ril'Aullmfi m .‘illrl‘lll' ll.
yesterday. - g
’00! Frill."
:42.
mi fitlliuin’.‘ oi
iluyt [lfi‘nttlllli mlhc patrons oi' his lb.
.\l;--..-1.N. Clarke, thumb Mam strut, 3”,. y, if. Hornet. “Our Fritz," hm,
"’mgm' . . 'pyrtui by itlll;.-:.’<-ll“2:t mulpnny. in on
Mrs. .\. (,1. Wbe'lllI-r and .mll, of Arch?
Stl'f‘f'f. have arrivt-«l bum:- from 'l'l'mlnnsa
vxllr. (in.
lira \Vlllizlm A ihtnrls, ml Haul" ;
ik’ Vlrlflllg \V. .l. thltll, (if \Vf'mfhifb
.lVC‘lllil‘.
'lltl- Sm‘llll thlmi l'llli) Vvlil rm'uf. m; ‘i
v
lib-n Built: lildl‘r. 0f Nt‘ll’t’v‘aih, line; It
torncd from a visit in Bethe-l.
Fliil‘jn l‘l. ('itxltlxltll, (l! lil'l
town l-ni'ly. "
M3. SWAHIZ m SOUTIiEFlfl FIRED.
lie Speaks at it as the Eat» at the led" to:
Health and Profit.
\aning from Hul'ltlwrn l’llir-l. 3s (' ,r
to .l. i'i'il'ncl in i‘i-Jiilll X.Ul’W§lilC, (implant:
Sun-viz, whole sojourniugin that soc-l
film of tin: (mumry with bi» wife and
sin Charles, for flu: bunuiit of, tin: loo
tcr‘:. health, u. film:
dgogmrt, in in
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“Fulfi'TEliM
‘rvntilriy new play by .‘l. _
.titlml. "Fritz iu invn.” "l’n'z’ mil
. - . . » la'l‘war in :. li0".'>’t‘Hl". but will Iw tlzl-
“m d 4 “WWW!“ (‘Hihm' (”in saint: filll’l‘kiiiz.’ lilll‘lllllli'; inu'mzlil o.
W1 ”mt SW “'3!" W “New" ”lurid. lie WIll muons..- Ecvvrnl my
the air all the tiriln'whcll you first cuimo‘mngzv, :l'ncng linen! bum; lllii inn-st
. . . . . l. ;:,“‘4 .‘l l, .' u“
into it, I: is so dryaml exhilarating. ' Hill" WWW”! ti“ ,‘lil‘ldl’i'uv will
Thu v ‘mlltrv in itsr-li presents no trims. Winch he has link .x‘ a. 5,. Ward in. v. lll‘lt‘-
”M “pp“flf'ulll’l'. You .-m~ only hurl t: r ever 3‘ iii“ l"'“ 1‘1“"!-
onml pines for HI-r-nr-x'y, .But the air is
wonderfully dry and (lust and lust ficCiure’s Magazine FO' All'l'v
atoms for our green grass;amllmmtilul Moijiurv'rl Magazine never fails to! Veil.‘_~‘.\l.l‘..~llou,..~,N.—..11,Elizohethstreet.
trues in Connecticut. This harm: unzui. make “0,11 its gmpmcmmot“ timeliness. im suitable for lwu families. All modern
rho;- tl‘il me, is vmnrlcrfully rich for
growing all kinds: of vegetables, grown,
pundit-rs. plum-l and all tlnm: lflrl'l'lfm
fruits that. are :il'lnl’l'l'flill’.‘.li. (Men:
and mm also grow h/«ro in plenty, and
this land bids {.m- tu in: the ML?!) of the:
mill-r for health and profit., We: have
llllll l-nlllF‘. lut-nntii’ul days. Mauls? it
was 70 5 in the shade; Termini: it rimmed
to lb 3 , and today it. is 54 5 2‘ We: h ul 2:
drive of about sixteen miles through tit."
muntry, but luailll: from the lumiwfiug
industry it wants dreary mil: through.
burnt forests and sandy mall-i. Mrs.
rowartz and I are enjoying it very much.
but. Charley, while thirst: we're-c palin-
bnvelleft him, still feels a normed: pain
above his eyes. His appetite very
good now. and We have lope that. in
film.- those pains will h-nvw him, abhough
it may be a slow process."
RDWAYlOfl.
Mrs. Charles H. Gunter will celebrate, :,
ur-xt Tuesday night, the anniversary of
his birthday.
Mrs. Thrones is monitoring from a
seven- attack of erysipelae.
.znr linut-
an excellent 'sxlrait of Prof;
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within {it"s-8‘ few days, m'nb- :tburxm
.’ .r im i:l£fin“.£’lilf-illbi‘UYl whither-albedo
Honk-hr, as 50‘3". in his own laboratory
.1
ilzmlmliatl-iy on the announcement of
till: diflmffry. and reports from Profes-
mr Huntgon's own lip. the way in
nature and hearing. The iii'lll'll' is ll-
lmtrstmi with numerousphotographs by
the new (mums, as is :21st a cuppll'un-rp
tary article on "Tin: Roma-n Rays in
America," by Cli‘YUlililil Mom-t:
loving lime.
l'lein Finch, of Main strcct. Nor-
waiiz, ill moveiutu lllc Pillow build-
ing in the some street.
II. it. liab- will llllth.‘ nest Wellnes—
day from all Hillel avenue into one of
circuit.
"L‘r’k 3' Lilith” M- Wright's 3"" Felix Kmmnv ir- m'r-‘iug from Main
tiwmenr. $10,000 erflll of wagons, ’
sleighssndhoraegmthatmuotbesold in “my W’
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Loisthcollly y t,“ ‘.
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iYork. ill-i “W" ‘l’limn’ "l ”mm “Idiotic l'ntltlml in thr- iewuni in Richard: N m
‘iwz:r or will mum-l. ho. lu Ils‘v «trout. Ap l yto
6t
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which be made it and in»: opinion of its .
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moi .1; in tn: .lhpntm lin- tvtzil inward ’l
.m- initial. .mlf’ of NW“.
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ll‘.<<I'-l llll' ll lili‘, gMHl im'lllion.
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Emmy}, ’llt' i." in: . ul’ Merlin" slows. n l '1'”
diet of which appear». in [limb min-rm- ~
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”if. listens-r has lump-l 1.x. , gt
N'ulllll l :lplul; zit bird Notional hulk. Nlllllh Norwni .
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»".’t‘!f'l in “all ills Kur‘vf’dlii.
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.anv guitars! the .4 .ntil Zx'nrwul‘x Hurlfl'lll.
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t lsllilllig'l‘l' l. 31.;
l’l
v’l.
: iml .‘u. .. ll] bury l'w rlll,lillli‘i‘i llitltfe
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TO LET. »'
I'll” of cottage-J No.10
slim-t, to «incl family. “will u.
\‘L Yuma... in Lust. il'ut'iiill', lllirl Norwal .
. 11126
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’1‘“ l.l£'l'.~ l"lll‘llltilll'vl rooms insullcornlug-
iv. t'u-nlvuily Illl'l plmsuntly located. and
wry mnvvninnt. Af~|‘l\ at .6: berth Mull! NI.-
l'ullill .\ur\\':llk. m ’5
‘H l.l'.'l‘ , llmlmHu llll.ll'lllll'lllh on Crnllb
.ixm'l. also in James block. on “at"
l". M. John I» amour). trustm.
null tout
client,
1‘“ lll'i' Nix I‘lmnw lit lll'lllsn 1m “'lllOfl'.
lupin l-m-l. llnpllrnuf .HDMM Folios.
unprvillim-‘u: > ..,.--- ~_lll2§_3t_“
’ ‘0 l.l'."l‘.v Al llownlinn. Lincoln mobile.
I: dun vi H' rrmmn. mtu-l-lll-nt water. trolley
Apr-iv to
m'll 1W
t‘:i.\ni.::n V». “ELL.
lil".\'i'. llulwt'nl llll'mims...\'0. 17 Pair.
ill'll nil-nun. I'ur particular-ilnqllimof
l’ll Wlw
'K' l.l".'i‘. “Dina anzns In Final Notional
. iiunl: building. aim liung apartments
blah will bu Mimi w-r luwtn enroll iumll .
.imm: .\i. l.:.'.‘l‘o:‘.. llg'siil.
l Milli ”31.71.?!
V "U l.l'.l‘,---.\t ll llvlllmr avenue,“ bound 0!
‘ vlown llllvllln.“'lllt all modern conven-
u'ln'or. Posse-3mm .Hll’ll lat. to 911W
It" liq-ti“: all: givrn .12 an advertise-1""? l.l‘l'l'.~l"iv--tic-imble rmrpsontbe 't-c~
'ln’lli ilwr. lit-my strut-f. hint Nl’lrw lk.
l-upmm 5 Rev. A. J. hurru. mwtl
' ‘Il l.l'i'l',~ lflrnl llllll stsl'llllli fllnll'ilull”
i'un l’ullll hil'vut: lent sum and W:
fill; rmunsmrm-z' Iwrllv-Mnlnaml All" sfreefhl
A new (ltl'ltllt dam-u! Ullzly .wiil.‘ “mull Sommiitnmnt in: house or Woodwnrt
’l'll'm‘t- :l
chum-mum :l‘}' llr~l ”WW. 4 llfll'lluf'tl Places
.t-nt in; EL. .\. llmllnvllm.
V 1H lill‘i'l‘ ‘-l'mu|l‘ liner of house. No. 7:6
lit-st .\l,:ix. «llt‘ui, luztfililnllnrll-v't family
at :l'illlls. i'wilhhl'lll [rottillzly let. 0.".
ii i'.‘.'l'.lll.'ltf%'l'. m‘l'
’l‘l) l.l.'2‘»"." .... ”live-v ill "0ny Theatre
mg. :1} ply h- l. M. How.
‘U llEN’l‘.--l‘x_~om April let, the ofllces in
' lilcyk‘vqclll .5 ljlnlding. horwalk. Apply
“if”: ' "‘1 {£93 l‘.“””..‘.’;.._..,.-..___.,.’34.1‘
7 Mil dinnunonllerurdplnu‘e nil mod-
l’l'll lll'lpi'olvlzlu-nlw: upper nil-i llerll'llD'
;.lr'.:;;m.l~2 ~11 (.ll't‘lllll'ii street. '. ADA)”.
mztf
Willi}:-
m all <
'tl'lJ-L’l‘.»i-‘rum .iprill._:loor in Fairflfld
rm: lnnrxmnl‘u building. now occur 0'!
:. l. .n- r.. .m, mil in: rented for snmtyvur-
,iw-«yvl'liglllIll.ll1lil.‘l-'llll‘lng, Applyto elm
ll l\.\.li‘i'. 52 “out small. . ill fl
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‘ll i.l'.’i‘.—l'l.:lr mun lllllk'l‘lmflnl.» first and
wand illwl', mm 0;) Washington street.
t ands, mn-
zom- Il'Uli! it[ritl'llllt‘llile'llilt and nag. lird
WI ~rz .v l'ul‘ln-il Mock?) am H14 Vasil-
lllLlHlI ~ trot-,1. rout ii and 5‘). Apply 0W WELD
‘ j/ to“
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moms. Holden street 37:
‘iul'u, 5m; houso '13 Day
house, it'l‘olles street 8
1-inch order: water in
.M’P, li'.‘ West street.
_.. . .._ _..,l.llzl.t_L
on "~liiii;;t‘ on! ninttml avenue. A9—
to Clllus'l'lilt l'. CLARK. is Quintrtlid
Fill!
.I\"ll|i".
\l' ‘3'... m [bub-r .m-rihlc. Norwnlk. six
. . rounsilillwd,’miter,rcntlhmlanthree
:‘wmw. wily lh'.li|‘.". lt‘lll ill. 'h'rulll April 1.5
ruminant IV). lal .llltl'l 'ill'l’t. llvlrwnlk. rent I“).
\de m i:.il.l’il .lillUlJl. no hast azvcnue.
l ill
Ixux \\;lll;.
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’I‘i) i.l",'l'.j'llluii.~'57
~ l'm (il'ul‘l-
' r-u‘llxsr, 3L.
.rlu‘ull in Ill..-
.r.-.,t.lull?{ll.llf-
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4“ ill :x.\ l. l‘..~-—i low ,5 and lot. ‘i’.’ ‘Olllnrurtlnvo‘
. .. .... ..,.. .
' nun. modern Improvements, grout bnro
,mu.’ Apph b. ('. l. llourv.'r:l.1.. Lauder block.
.,-lalt_tt.
l‘rllll‘l'l‘l llulllllng lots 09 Adams
:m-imu. and alilufli fort notes of land at
".I‘lm llur'lzrl.” inquire n lites Amara. to
hustlinyclillvu wilt-re lllilD can be soother at
Fol: SALl‘ __
l '.‘v illlum inn-lnvoml'u lloal Estate J‘KPMYMHH'
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l'i'hcnpril nuzubl-r has for fr-ottit-‘piece fl
gen. Within the German Wilpcmr llflr, 31 ,
rays; and tilt: littltllflg article is almost 1-;— . . ‘
the 22rd amount vet given of l’mi’crsur [Jill hrll.l..----’l‘hv lulot andshrm business
m tip: :nrt‘lnlwnlllol‘t of illustrioriuimlts. cheap ii mld
it it “V: r: mrd of a \"lrill undertaken by i m .- ti ,
.t special repress motive of the magazine, l (-01: SA
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“met, film-nib, into til" Dunn building!
--i i-‘mrvit (tumour. (‘mnbt‘uy
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.ziwl Drives.
- w \‘r’rlshinmnn Pll’l't'l.
u. 1' .4 Ham and ll'ni' of
rm‘f't. .Vul'wnlk. m’ll ll"
Li‘. ~-ilno surrey. nnarlv new. cost
-). W1“ wil for 31””: one. rmtrl cart. 515:
«sealed Wagon ill at bargain. inquire
in art!
”nun-
lrovements. (‘oni‘nius l2 rov'lms. two baths
in pnntries. Call on Cna:l..‘l.r‘v'r. Jot-lmon
premises. 1' M1 3m
,‘lli: :iAl.l-'..—l'ur;ty and che‘apuees are
'-‘ ' wuvloim for the Longmun d: Ma -
.unls. ('lllalt lllil‘hi’l.)rtl for color our 9
k” "m toenails liumwum 00..
in South Llln. . . ll‘uel.
tin-"(.1
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('. ii. liurw-v. including lmfirl'l stool: so
llxlllt‘lwl itl'l-l ll'ilrll- Ill allure. Will be Mid "if!
itl Ulll'l‘. Apply at the store.
. Ll"..-~i.nwxl ultras. red top, red and
\vnltv-cluvl-r swell. (”Sibtll'lli'llll , Dom
honour 1.x ibuzowunn (10.. 42 South lain street.
lion S.~\I.l-Z.—~Building lot mm on West
avenue. must lilwit‘abll- lot on ”someone.
.llplvt-i ’l‘nylulwktil-blob. [29“
Ifilli SALE. ’Cllllitufl :ll’. lil'll island,“ feet
wall-r lruni. l-‘nlly furnished. Purchase
nutv vslnig- you have the opportunity. Inttuiro
N. H.\\utvrbury. lll'lll hdtntcpudlusumuce.
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HVE rlwm cottage on (lienwmxloveuuo
. fur Mllt:"hl"ili|1lnlliln has? terml. I III
of H. it.t~llil~.ilVll)0D. izl Grove street.
gaming. imy
F6 rt sh L is 6571-6 Lem
‘ a 75,-. -.-F..
Vlznv may Tulips. c..mgn.nm
li-awaylun, near the station. ttmrot
312%". l". Baird‘s houses in Uf‘i‘lliu'dl'Il'Wlll“it'll:Llllllllluwpnymt'nfnl Mom
inward plzrl'hu-d-t Ilium-and int hex mum
Building in 4 for kale, payable nmui
Wlwkly urgzmulllly. 1. "Will Hi ‘
(SUMl'AIH. Mr. John l
.llu'rts K1 VII I
it'llllzu w. A. Benedict o co. cloning?“ ‘
homulk. or
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Norwalk Chronicler