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. ‘VNUMBEB 2.484 ”Wdhtxllh’h'filW“ “SOUTH NORWALK, CONN" SA'I‘I.’RDAY. MARCH 28. 1896. TWO GENTQS.
‘ lumen A rnlut’ .. ~ watcuumtcumttt fl“ sum un unsuuuserxmoofl ......c... t W" pm " "we 5‘ we.
“...—......
nine u w. emit... emu
lam Up in Mail.
“a..-
out: me or you cm.
WINWWMCU’WM
“MINI“! Witt You"
’uof‘alllulllflutdlbo
Wiener.
W B. handout. the cigar drum
and Walt lain street. Norwalk, ar-
m last londny tor musing it worth-
lu check on a Bridgeport merchant.
Whirl: Bryant. _a clerk in the
W ear ticket omen of the Grand Cen-
[him in New York city. within two
after lib lather pith! M0 to get
Shout at the Britigeport act-ape.
' Willem ed by a New York
.....m on... mm in
t l
u friendly with iitn
tr . «in . I
warn: In ,
Bryant familiarly. asked
, would accommodate him by
Wadi-eels. He told hint he had
Moons born W905“ and not huv-
fl‘fllle want: at 'orwalk to secure
. home about
W took {rotu‘hii pocket :1 check-
‘ book» W by the Fairnehl County
National bank. of Norwullt. and drew a
tor fl . which Bryant cashed.
check wee Wted with the re—
pu ol the ticket otllce and yesterday
ruched the Harwell: bank for payment.
W had no balance in the bank
check was proteged and wday w as
darted on ite return to New York.
. . Bryant was ignorant of Scoueld‘s
habits until Wednesday evening. when
Frederick 15. Brandy. of Berkeley street.
a parlor carwndncm on the New York-
Morpheus. dropped in to see him
“fifty“? We“
'. . nut tlell to (l 1'.
Did} lair experience with Scodeid, and
at once took means to tlnd out whether
or not the check was worthless. and
inulegood the amount to the railmtul
coupon ..
Mr. knit hopes Scofleld will pay
tbolitflcobligntion. but if bedocs not
in reasonable time he will take means to
«meet it.
WALK-LOCKIOOO CASE.
Add! to M99 Antenatal the ledg-
OOW'AW‘” [inf]. Hall.
Thrall“ the City 0! Norwalk vu.
George o; WMoyrner .01 the Not-
walk Hotel prope'l”:""m recover the
W of file. jddfihéut atv’b‘rded to
Mary A. Hall. am up in tile Superior
Court It Bidgeport. runaway.
The defendant. some years ago.ohnng-
ed the layout of a sidewalk in front of
hit premium, and while these changes
were being made Mrs. Hall stepped into
an excavation near the curb line and
”dined severe injuries. She made a
chimngnlnat the ctty for damages and
M I has miles of delays and promises
a! Went she became Weary of wait—
WM employed Attorney John J.
alsh
(loan
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F?
5
to? bring suit in the Superior
Elia cube was tried and damages of
Him awarded. The-city appealed. to
on Soprano Court 0! Errors, but the do.
We! thelower court was affirmed.
mam next move was’ a suit to re-
m from “I. Lockmrod the amount of
' W1 costs, about 82,000. which
it ‘ been obliged to pay. To‘ this
Wilt )It. Lockwood. by “his coun-
eQMer! that the incident was the
Malta! thecity‘s action in not allow-
him to complete repairs to his walk.
also that he had always been ready
topnt the walk in the condition it should
bewhen the city tired the line for the
Womb. To this answer the city ob-
jodttnid enters a motion to strike out
“offense. - .
"’ 3.; . Imltw'otxl and Stoddard, Bishop
&' Shelton appear for the city of Nor-
wnlk. and Hurlbutt to Oregon; for
C. backwood; Tho eity'e coun-
ml claim that the answer is not a proper
one and it not a defence. .
, ridge Wheeler took the papers for ex-
i’tmination and will decide the motion
later. '
our uuosnwooo's cite}.
”I Application For nflrll ol Peremplory
. ‘ Iaadum Denied. '
In the case of Underwood against
County Commissioners. the Superior
conrthadviaed to deny the piaintifl’s
application for a writ of peremptory
writoftnnndzmns. Opinion by Judge
Wall concurring
. Thfiie theWestport case in which it
unclaimed by “Doc" Underwood that.
tha'tnlioenae vote of the town last full
wadlnvnlid-on account. of uon-compli~
wwflhwrtaino! the election laws.
omen bnmghtproceedings to com-
3, file commissioners to grant him a
.-
_ Hill 0m and Ship Oysters.
. A newconcen. irabont to be organ-
iaadln South Norwalk for the shipping
and opening of oysters. The prime
Win Captain H. Rowland. of R0-
viyton. Ca ain Rowland owns dock
ofm the out side of the.
river. between the buildings of John L.
WI and Peter Dicker." This prop-
ertylatn be improved and eulagrcd.
mm foralarge number of forty-
two‘doot epileshae been given to New
On” mien. A channel will be
' {tom the resent channel. across
Mt: to them shipping ousc.
deep enougli‘fot , in Itowlund‘s
M Xh- '. turtles tidtte. $8an
Rowland , ' oys er iness
dues-boy. mu. ., .Mathies Row-
hnd. ‘91. gas an .byster culti'.‘
rater. but in new Mind.
I
‘Pulon and Their Tho-u in Ills north» at
I Nmailt Tomorrow.
2 At the South Norwulk Baptiste-hutch.
. tomorrow morning. the {motor will
preach. Subject. “To him that Over-
cometh." in the evening anywial ser-
vice has been arranged. This service
will be "An hour with Frances Ridley
llavergal." one of our most gifted poets
and hymn writers. Unly her hymns will
be used during the evening. Several of
her best poems will be mad and recited
by mum of the young ladies. Following
in the order of evening aervice Come
and enjoy an evening of song:
0 n Yolut tarv.
omelltv~'!'l'cll u out."
scripture and prayer.
Hymn.
llecltatlou'“.\pril."
Mimi Carrie D‘Artuls.
0H0rin¢~”l Know i Love The Better. Lord."
ll dimiloltfi‘ll‘n‘e Unison and churn-i
—- l“ r' man'
“I w null n’eli-u rul'rchuu.
ilymn.
Solo-”l rluu Sly Sine to Then."
he. .u-ontlrolh and cll- run.
Reading —" l‘ho 'l‘ttrncd .Ll‘drlplt."
Mire Lula ill. some".
Addrumt—J‘ '0th llt’llillke‘i in suits."
llvthe l'nilol'.
llymn. , _ . ~
ileadlug~' llavc‘vou not a Word for loans?"
lee ilutulce Llendort.
Soluii~"'l'ululvlt‘ol and Tried."
bllr. Motgpu and Mum (iteuorv.
lieudlug- A Lull in Lite."
with chorus.
Miser. Daley llydcr. "
{‘Aiumwrn‘llon llymb.
lieuedletn .u. .
l I
Allof tho delectiourt as well as the
hymns will betukcu from Miss Haver-
gal'u works. _ _ .
’First Methodist ‘Epincopul church.
Rev. A. b‘. Kavunugh. pastor. At 10:30
a. m., sacrament of the Lonl's Sumter:
at ti p. m.. the fourth ‘picloriul addicts
cu hymn uuthore. Subject. "Baxter
' l’cint street towtmbl East avenue.
A Team of Valuable Martel nuns
Away in East Norwalk.
lllEY TAKE FBIBHT AT THE BARS.
Dr. L. H. Phinnry and his Coachman
Thrown out. but Neither is Seriously hilar-
til—The Spirited Stood: Captured alter
a Long and Lively Rust.
A team of llul'slcll owmd by Dr. L non-
zo .‘y'. Phiuuoy, of ‘30 West avenue, toik
{right M a train of cm and run uwuy in
East avenue, yesterday afternoon about
5 o'clock. throwing the physician and
out or the carriage. Neither WM injur-
cd beyond a few bruises. but the cur-
riuge wax is total wreck.
Speaking of the accident this lllul‘ll-
ihg, Dr. i’biuttey said that had it. not
been {Or hiucoachmun'e excellent drivu
ingqnulitics both of them would pro-
bubly have been seriously injured. The
doctor had bt-vu tanking calls in that in-
cality and was driving through l-‘tgt
c
heunlatruin upprtmching uud stopped
at the corner 01’ Fort'l’ouu. street and
East avenue to let it pass before turning
under the bridge. One ml the bores took
(right at the train and out down. getting
under the trace. This excited the other
horscmul both plunged forward. The
Ct’mchtnuuhcndctl lht'm directly across
tltcutrcot into a bunk on th0 Opp-mm:
side. The home that had gotten undo-r
and Dodridgc." Attractive music. All
are welcome.
preach in the South Norwulk Congn‘ga- .‘
tiouul church. tomorrow morning. a?
sermon suggested by the thought of}
preach to riuficriug.” At the Men‘s ,
club service in the evening, the theory
and pro ‘tico of high license as a byutcm I
.zdculuted to reduce the evils qt liquor ‘
trutl'tc, will be discussed by Rev. (.iet'nld I
Mrs. A. l". thclcr, and an anthem. »
At (:lrille church. tomorrow, wrvicesI
will he held as follows: 8 u. 111.. Holy i
conuuuuiou: 10:30 a. UL, morning pray- I
or and sermon: 12:15 p. in.. Sunday"
school. holy baptism; 2:50 p. m.. evening .
prayer and sermon. The motor will of- I
tlciutc. Allure welcome.
At the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal .
church. tomorrow, evangelistic services I
will be held thmu bout. the day. Wil-‘
liam P. Hall, of rcenwich. will con-
duct all the services. (lottuccratiun
meeting atllzuuu. m.; preaching, 10:30;I
uddmse t0 the Sunday school at. 12 lll..I
also to the youugpcople of church :imlI
congregation uttlfih) p. m. Grand ro-I
vivul meeting at 7:30 p. in. Come and;
help us. (iomennd Welcome. I
At the First Congregational churchH
the pastor will preach tomorrow mom I
log upon "The Majesty of Jesus our‘
“King." a snnunn for l’.tlm Sunday. '
The music. will be appropriate to tin- no-
cusiou. In the evening there will be an ;
illustrated lecture upon India by (l. W. I
Leitch. of Ceylon. One hundred haud- I
painted pictures of scenes in India will I
be thrown upon it sixteen fact screen by I
adisuolving \‘l’dW stereoptieou. Evory- I
body invited. '
: the trace turned Huddculy utttl bringingl
, , , sitsmuteamuudnpsct tho c:u'riuge and]
RW~U¢WM H. BMW. “1- D.. “'llllboth the doctor and his conchutun Worn.
thrown out into the road.
The horses dashed buck through Fort
l’oiut etnmt, “rocking the curriug~ top
Palm Sunday. The 9““thCl is “Th" Al" i and leaving it in the road near “Abllrll I cut (lrccu, .1! Bridgeport. to the inmr. p
avenue, Then, with the WllPrld and
running gear hchiml tin-m. they ran to
\‘anZumlt avenue. thou across the
Washington street. bridge. through
\\':tt4-r utrcct. to thulwur. avenue and
H. Beard. l’h. l): A} this meeting ill" I in Sutllli Main flirt-ct, \vlu-rt‘ they run E
Special musu.‘ wdl include two cnrnetgimnu WI“ and oucof up». hornet “3'15,
3010“ ll." Howard Tl“?- u "WNW 501" by : thrown; ‘ At this point the ruuuvvuy .
team was captured.
They collided with no other turnouts
and no one was injured. The horses
appear to be all right today except thztt
they are very ll“l'VIill.‘i. '
Dr. Pliimu-y,-ie:‘tvtug his onuchuuiu to
look after the team, \vent to Solmaus'
stables; and secured another turnout to
tlnieh his calls.
The carriage was one Dr. l’hiuuvy had
woolly built tor him at u cut-at of $350.
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YOUllll-‘Ul. SHOPLIFTEHS.
they Steals Pair olGlovet—al-lhc Boston Store.
but are Detected.
t'l‘
hie colored couchmun. Thomas King,‘
lodge wtmtor Dram a bum Ire. Bulhol
... yr. Selectman. ‘
in the Superiorltlotut, yesterday,
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I
Glounings From the (lay World OlIThc Varsity Boat
OXFORD DEFEATS CAMBRIDGE
W... ......
Race Bowed on the Rim
Judge Wheeler denied a motion to open ‘ I thamet u,“ lowing
= the judgment in the titudar suit ot Johnl 3°” "WWI“ ”d Nor walk. I (59W, ,0 m mum,
Barthel W' Lew” sat-“WW" and hour ' LONDON March 28.—«foord defeated
further cvienco.
Attorney Gray. cannot:
submitted ullldnvlhu Mi
had shown the dent in his head long be-
fore but row with “Weller, and ex-
pluiucd in what- tun'nne‘r it had boon
caused; also the ufllduritg‘ll It. Benc-
I Cumbridgc in the Varsity boat race this
I morning.
I The race. nearly to the littult. was nip
{and tut-it. l‘itst om- pulled uhcad and
;theu thcothcr gained the loud.
Scar
the flint-h Cambridge was uhcttd.
lOl‘ Sch wnizcr.
that Batthui
The Friday Alltrnuon Club Enjoys an Allernoon
at Wit and Wisdom-Sunday School Schol-
ars Entertalncdvlutlng ol the So. ‘ .
till Whisl Club. : l rd put out its iiual ell‘urtmtuklnp ltkplll’l
'whtch “Ll be u corded ill the bunny
“I“ “WU “mum“ ““I’ “I“ _”" of rowing, overtaking .tud pill-mull: Lun-
u, warrant his "mum“ m .lll'lliml‘lll Helm-monthly “M'mlh' m “‘5‘” “TV” - . bride and winning by a short our-third
Attorney an“. fllctl emplimm to ”1"Iyflfimmu'v‘ lhe uuhpu-t was "in nghl- of u boat's )9“th 'l‘iulc. twenty mm-
‘dcciaiou and gave notice of an appeal to I \‘l‘ Vl'lll.” The ext-client Pl‘Uill'lWW’ _ utca'. [our fluUUlltln‘. Ltuubridgn ww. the
{the Suptemu (.‘ourt. ‘ I follows: ; favorite.
hurl-nu lamb.“
.\lrr~. ll. .\. llulllloi.
. .— ,. s lnttrmucnlnl ~lttul.
diet. a Stamford newnw r .umn, leud~ 0“
lug to show that Barthel telvcd bism-
jut'imt in some other manom- thuu from
the hands of HollWein‘c. Nudge Wheel-
er Hilltl be new nothing ilxxtlto ulllduvitu
.. .--...m ..- M...» .....-n-
CAPlAlH it: msrrcra WE wont.
u‘
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FlHE lN WAIERBUHY.
The Worst CDillllgflllon in the City‘s History
I
I
I ' Airs. i-‘rotluri "'Qulutnrdun-i 3er ll T.llul«‘h.
1"" ""5 “lunch” 5m” the Tow" WI”! ltemlhur"'ll-lllnitmu ul Humor. Fun and
I Not Pay lot-Ito denim Dmk Repairs. v I ' Surf. 't‘ttg-m o. um. " ,
I it was thought. ycatertluy attertntut.| 0"“ ”W" ”mm“ p l "W “EDM-
Ilhut them might [Willy be some r.\'- I “Nam“Mullhl‘1‘.“l:lni';;,ln'!:,"'°TWIN". I (SpoclullullwSentinel.)
tjuulltighrwk. in What vctumbut hul'w‘ 1M )ll'elJ’ruzll‘.‘ (Tuxnatunk. IUJ‘xn‘i“ "“"umg i” the yards "t ”I“
Ipilv nothing ucrioua'rust tc-d. I During thr- Mutiug of this pupsr the . (‘lll' LINN“ I'll" COL“ company, and 3
:uuliuupwtml the wurkt hlch(hutruumr . t‘l‘m‘urt—"l'hnru‘umlhitr"; otiamlumlmluh” - v 2- "he um ...; .' li't‘dtl to the Lil] '
Silt‘llloll is tloilllt. hurl Ill‘ll l'Nlll'l'lI.‘ll .n I hkoiclv-"Uliwr \l'cnnlellji' I'm-u " 5‘ ‘L'i' 1 ‘ H' L ‘l l
a Enlll’t'." J. l' Lowell
\llm \lulv'vl llcet‘u
citeuteut at the {unlock culw-rt ovcr Paw “fiatuu l‘nmttu American llumcr-I W.t'tl:itnl.'m'. March 21-5.~-l-‘it~c broke
, .
' Selectman 'l.'hum9tt v" itetl tho pta'w jlnilowing selections wurc given: ’still tugiug. it isthu worst lire hero iii
“n. F. ii. mun} :.rt . .‘i; Swift company‘s purl: p'u-king estab-
his South \‘orw'dkoflice’ Shut-tic \lll‘l" . .. .. . .
‘ ‘ . ‘ » ‘ hi. ptu' ~ \l-Irl' ltv:-.l.t,' ,‘llkt .\l. l . J -' ling» ., _ .. , ,_ . , w, ,
Iwurd Sttlcctun‘ru bullock and Merrill up.- ;;~,‘I....II. ...“ y; llllillzr.‘ ml, Ll». Aiding-up .lLduttnut, uhn l‘. \\.t.~ to thy dunrtyul.
I
I
Ski-Wh-
lit-ruling“bloom.- 1. mt on Nut."
Mrs. .‘I. ll. 1213‘:th
[xulml on the scene, and u tlllllmfl‘lc-
something like thhlis alleged to have lb..(.f1mu~.-t‘.1 Valpmyunupl,
. taken place: - . . . .
‘ .. . 'lIH conversutmn was. lo»! M MM , ,,._._.__.._- ....«-_.-.---_
’ Sol‘t-tk—“Who t, d “0:1 to l) 111.. . , ., , . _ . gr .1 ,I_ ' "
3“,”li ”l 3 f‘ ' MilWI‘H’l ;\.i~h. ire-m tum-t um gain MINISTER BARTNELD RESIGNS.
. . hv Mite Couch and Mia Forum How. I
I Sheldon~—“5vlwlmunThemes." ,
Sellacls-"VVoll. lll“ town won't [my >
for ll, will it. Mt‘rnll?”
Mt.*rt'ill——"Z\'u."
a . ... -
I insurance Agonlut 3 Banquet. ;
A buuquct was given by h‘tuwriult-uul-
Dainty refreshments u vl‘l‘ (Will-«l during
intcrmtaoou. .\ pm‘lil'lll invitation l'i
.ntlumi :‘t picnic at "llnmv Form."
:llhlgcliwhl. Juno lllh. \mq I‘Pill'liildtl tin-
cluh lag. .‘dt‘s. ’l‘. (i. ll"_‘.'l, :ilul 1|-‘:'i']l.'l'.’l
with t'n'mk‘. 'l‘ltn :muuul utwtiug will.
,Im ht-Id with Mn. (i. C. Salient. ti-uttit istevni’ foreign minus-.1.» rustipuctl uil
“M“ "“‘""v Al”i1 1m"- Ith'l grnunvia .2’ ill itcztlllt. l‘l'cmir-r
M15." Lulu .\I. HuilTutt \lllll‘i‘ltllllf-Il lm.‘ I llvutrgcois M“ “N “Pl“‘l'llt‘d 1" 3111'“ “I
chm ut' the t-Jaulu Nortvuik Ullpllhl rJuu- him .\I. llmtmcr. tulnistor of finance,
dily 5"ll“"’!v I“ lit": ““2““. m “I”: “"1"" x will ml iltll‘t'lm (aim the portfolio of
list night. M: ll: nuai mum-s uhu'ln l; . 3. , , l .' ‘. fl ' . . J
away ”1” evening and rt-l'l‘vultnn'uls'"”m'm'rm t. :e unlettm, prevxousl} heal
\Vt‘l'l' fit'i‘Y‘bl. 'l'itusn- prw-rut were him I "5' liottt'ga‘rtmn,
DJl', thtvrs Frank blurb-vain. l"l'|.".l(a -
, to tho Cllfll. Tomi-u wcm npr‘nml by W, ; ( ‘t'uw. hml Woodman, l-libcr l).tv. i‘ntu‘t: I
I 1". Green, who introdumd'll. ’l‘. (‘ulvn-r, . .\lzt_vlu-..', linurgu (lcl'l'lhll. ilct‘bt-lt lx'c- .
I eupcriuteudcut of ugt-nn'ldfi. of [lush-n, . him! and Sunny)! Wuriug.
Ewho addressed the boysin gold Show. .. , ‘ 7',” ' . . , . . .
‘tcliiug them how and when hi- llryt‘. 11”"""“"‘l‘ N‘mh “"3 h“Vim-5"“ "1‘
.Wclll into the itidum'iul.busineh-t and I Illshlli‘wlfi'xpmy if:‘;"“'“";l'\31:1"=:‘1ll'1‘|3;":‘;”l,‘x" ! .‘t l'rill'n".~.lilll;l[i\'l‘ ..1‘ (13- Hulllll Nur-
- . - .~. . ) - 1 ' '-.~‘ _' ; ”'3“. ., '
the. 1m" I'M of ““0"" 1’” .kch m. “‘"L ‘ I" Hut I. I. \'[ .. . 3. 'i I well. Bout-t! \wl’ Count-much cztllud on N‘-
This was when he first opened :lll mom I”! h,“ I'lllh‘l‘W- ‘ ‘I-"M Mm“ 4“"; . _ 1 .. .
. “m... 01“.... in phuudpyllnfiul m, woutnn 1 tlmicntg were the pastuuvscl’ the cvcu- 3 l'll'lluilll bulll'n‘h :tznl :utltul :mout
0n Account of III Health Ho Belcasas the
Porllcho oi Foreign Atlairs.
(:«n chtl L: thuh‘cntuult
limit. Mut'rh ' M. Burtln‘hl. min-
Iaucn agents of his district iait night,’
I at Brcnucu‘e cute. l‘llld u very gwd timc:
ht t'vpnrlctlrrom all who were [it-mun.
. The guests met at the Bridgeport ultim-
ol’ the John Hancock Life insurance;
company and \cht from them in a body
ADVISED A MANDAMUS.
How the Legal Status ollhe l’cliord Head Quas-
t.an Can be Settled. '
' ' . ' . ' l - . r
hext wzu’s'Snptmtdeut 11m“)! mu I ““115 0‘ L10 (14);“
Infinittd tlu‘: ntlvlu-‘e of its ammo}. and m?-
‘. and showed how he vouched hie prompt ”‘3' A c"”““"“ ““5 served. and tin-.1 l'ili‘h'll’lml' "f hill-Mill‘s :l Tifll'm‘ll Wild
”'WP'L W1“) 51”“ “‘1? 'lTJ-l‘"’Tilllll' 0‘ his 3 The cugugcmcnt is announced of Misty
‘ |
vicuti that tho c N mil :1 umndumus
pnuitiouua superintendent of zigmicii 3. Wm“ ‘I‘ilmm‘l ““th 1“!“ ““"y "C“ I within hll'.‘ city lizniteatm‘. v.11»; im'urmcd
I men there, and be: u sham dinner that ; litumu Hemp-n, of (:hllpfl'nl" strum, KM.
‘“ Iill'ui illu town could not build the rmtl
lhc would be ahead .if the llt'Lvlgcpat'tmum. and (5...,er mm... pm... '1‘“...
tr" 1,
t»; h
I‘llih’lfll “1 lllf’l‘t'fl'fi'o ll." ”"5 ““‘l 01' ”I" I u‘widiug vvtll tnltn plum ulmutthc middle. I against the selectmnu. Then the legal .
w .l,
lllul
Mr. l’l'll‘t‘ H lltn
l‘ltilk Minxhllvll." \lr‘l.-l.l.l..lcllllllll.jti I Tim fin} “ins ll“-‘ill‘l“\'t“l ill” \\'hlllt‘fl.\ll‘ I '
:1
the .
ymr. Thou Assistant Alt-Curthy. szi- . (.17 Nov. go-nlnl elm-k
taut. Murshull :uul Attsistunt. W. ll. .\t'u- ‘ ..mpmvnd at. W, A, Bcncdtct d: (70].;
old Hpukc. The cigars wri‘c p1l$5l'\lv Norwuiiz clothing storc. ‘ ,
tit-mud. Thom prcsmit from 5 mill Nur- I .,_ . . . ‘ , .
store. One of them said he wanted to ‘ walk were Assistant \\'.R. Arunldd‘nnh- , 3*““"‘.‘"“"""" rmurnnd last “44‘" {mm ,
iot‘ li. L. Daniels. Aznntu 'l‘. l". Dunn. . “""Umn‘w‘" Maryland. H" W“ onc,
w ' . . . v . , .: ‘ _ . .
purehnseupmr 0f gloves. “lulu ”"3 < . . i“ \ B “a: .1 .v F 1.. ., ut‘tltctvttucsw m :t--1:t\v nutt ugmusti
.. .« . . . “-,. (LJ. Ram .1. .l. . )lil .l. .. ..tnn , ‘ , . ,
“cm [OOhlllg M ”will the clerk. . Iii-um“ p F “mm, .hn tumor 9 tsmtu. brnught b}- Dilrllt'rl-
Minnie Juno-t, turuml away a miuutc, I -» i --~ l Iwho lzvivl mun-t ti'utlurswl by his tutu-1‘.
when one of tho other boys slipped nI \I “If?“ lszidld“ ”flan" 9'92
. - l“. :3.(‘ I}, ".21:-
puu- of gloves under htu coat. "I . “ 1 Mn“ " ,“I’Jfim’”:
Miss Jaime misecd them and Mltcd the I t‘d'bdmfl" at I?“ J' ‘l' Kmfk‘ " mu.- ! \Vzwhiugmu stu‘ct. who are studying 'ill 3
1,0)... “.1“; had become of the “I...” Inn-mm, ill Ddrteu, us exciuxuvcly told in I qumr mllngu, [mughkttotngtl 3., 3 ,, .
'l‘hey denied having taken them, but I the Sentinel yt-ttcrtluy. mode a pump)”. . are home for the luuyter vacation. i
Miss Jones told one of them to unbotMn I “a...“ ”01.0mm” 3.1mm.) illuv 1, 150.», i
l’ . I
Yesterday nl‘tcrnmn three boys, whom I
egos range from ten to twelve years. .
walked into the South Not-walk limittdl
Mia K. Olive lltilclllllllll, of High.
lhll'l‘l'l, :lml th (it'uce Iluviluuthol'e
'i‘houmu O'Gurmau. of Providtncv,
Stalin of the (“button N be .uetth-tl.
and it“ favorable in the city thc road
Would he built or uttcc.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
“Old led Prouly" Coming.
Mounger I. M. Hoyt has tofu-Him
book an}: uttmctiwul for next Week,
which is holy week. Thu thcntrc will .
he cluswl, hut. v.tli upon one “Till: from ' 1
Tuesday night, April 7. with the well-
WANTED.
.. ,. . ... ,_, .,....._.,....,m
\V.\.\"l‘l'll.~.\ low briltt energetic men
wanting to mill”; ht; money. Ex ‘
lune.»ultimamnarv. Munituvlt .or men
have lpul tlchlle tinder ml. (.ltll or Ill
A. it. l‘lififl‘lAh’. Supt , u lutuord Plume
hurtvulk. L‘otm. mg“
‘V‘N'l‘l-Ihu"corresponding ugontln l7
town to rcluirt nu )Iflfllt‘d
ope-hint: or refitting e \lnonu. by Abe luv II-
loou tmtnutul'tuxeru in tho worl . (l I
I
cu
.
lIYllullic Show. llullll‘lllltl‘rl,'ll7 Broadwayl.
\le‘l'ivll». A middle need Allltlt‘loillll'ld!
«It-sum pmiiluu an homeroom in
Him” huuly. Addrobs A. 1.. ll. lion 1». Not-
wzul;. Conn. will lw
\ V.\V'l'l'lll ~.\uc;.l~l. hull-N or gentlemen.
tur lllhlt‘hl halting m'tw‘lom In be world.
-'.u\ lu‘l'l‘i'lll. prutlt. Saul: lee mullet um. (All
gurmldn-m Ill-ZUAUIJI Xmett'v £50.,“ 8000
‘il\- mm. lus'l .\urwulk. ('oztu.
. _ . .. .
I \\' .\N I‘ iii) --\ . aim: um tried man would like
. pmmun nth-v .\pt'l| it. uu private Web:
9 lli‘ltlv'l“-iallulr’~ all \vutk pertuiulug thereto. ll-
‘ those 1'. l). .‘y .t'ul'u OI belllltml ulllt‘0.3lu lll
Nowell; am at.
3 \ '.\h'l‘i:ll .\ ludv or conxidumbln extor-
' h-uce-wuuhl like u poaillnn us gnu -
l t (L
ed. d-
I
~ Lat-per or t‘tlllll-lJllun .tlhl ltclncr ln rill
’t-‘utlshwtnry twin-{chm glwn um! twullt
. dim». l'. l: U. mull. Muwvutkdx, L'u,‘ wt. mm
. . . , ,, , .. .. .. -
, . »
. \y .\ .\' ’1‘ l3 l'. - Extml'ieucct'. nth-tutors 'ou
r1 raw muvilu: llilv'llltw‘i; ulm'n’mbludlli
llL-l lltvu .; luth'lllill“). lk'llllld .k Blnuvhdrt
..ta ml
I
I hulllll .‘t't-l‘d’lllh. L‘ottn.
, 'EOF' 9::mzfi-2Mzw~mmmrm
TO LET.
.. - WP,-
l.l-Z‘l‘.~l.m\--r nrt ..l' house. 30330
\
. 'l“). P
. lit-Luztuvmn-u.“ ly v-ntur. 'l'her‘e by;
man law. did is huge ...-amen. and aim-non
Ill‘t‘llll-ik. 1‘. int ... ‘lu who u!) tlrumlneu,or
'ui ‘I .Slihim'lfh. .\n. ll llitl'lltzlul at:cct.§nuth
ll. muult
[‘l} Lll' " ”NIH“ t'lllll th‘llttll till “0'0" all!
in nt.u_lll:.miiy. livut $4. Apply to Jos-
Li’ll ( my. m 98 3t
1
I
l‘“ i.l‘.‘.‘.~ll..uw. chrurr \‘t‘...~.«ttv:trd avenue
1.“! math Mum ~tt'cnt. 5.. .‘v‘nrwulk. Ct.
' \Z; in “km ilhprmcnaumn immin- WALTER
|.. tut-m. nmm- hunter». Mun-k or nt rush
, tlulv‘u. ‘J Cont-uni strum. bomb .\'o'.\\‘.<.lk. '23 at
I _
‘ 7
'0 LET. l'n'mt- Hart of voltage. leo Day
_ t-tt'I-m. ta rum! lumtlt'. lh-nl #1. Also
poll’s-r -t:x input... ,\.‘.. Is [My strum. Apply to
. \v. \OUN-LH. t'.‘ Bust ttt'cnue. iZust Nor-walk.
. :u’ll ct
' r
I' ‘0 l.l£'l'.--l‘nrttishn-l t-mmelh «ultcornlng-
iv. t'unlrullv nnd va-umntIv locutctlamd
\‘vzz'muvvun-m .lt-t lvntt: hurth .llallli'lt..
mun hurmult. mills
. ’i‘t) Lil'l‘. . ib-drullu :twmumnto on Cross
wil'u'vi, :tim m .lnmv-a him-it. on Water
list .lolzxlmcxwoob.truslce. ,
mm to at
HUI-cl.
'u l.l‘.l'.-—Hi\' townie in ltmxnn on \l'lluou‘a
1mm rwull. luqutmoi .lxnnmv Permit.
rm ”mum-s." .. __ “H “um-33L
{I‘ll ltl'..\'l'. llmlso‘yl l\ll‘("_"m.‘l..\'tl. firetr-
t:.!nl {iv-mun. lwr puntwuiursmqmrsol
. Jun-t; .‘d. l..\v‘r\).\‘. Agent in 2:! 1w
; 'l'u l.l'.'l' rl‘ivc tiukiva- rnomsou the NW.“
. ..ud limo. lit-my siren-t. Bust )wrwullt.
'lasq-utv ul itev .\..l.~}um1. ml‘J ti
. . .... .. . J'—
'l‘” l.i:’l‘.~ lflrxt and sec...nd floorhouno ou-
. Jmt l'~u~.t atrucl‘. rent tom and tone:
'h’n: rvuvvumm North )lnin and Ann «treats
m nth ltrtvnll. out in: house 67 Woodward ,
lI‘.I-l.lilt.l'i-lt'. itt’urstilnorb lluntord Place. '
l'l-l‘l it: ll. A. Woummuu.
. 7‘
‘u ltliN‘i‘n-l'mmr Door of house. No.15
“'mt nztln tumor. to aumnll telnet. family
'llilll‘i. l'uh‘scradlun lromllay let. C. ll.
.‘Lut'm . lul'ltl
1 ’l‘OlilX’l‘r’il‘fith gt. mm Theutre mind.
mg. Apply to l; .‘d. Hot r. in at!
' l,.'tckt\wul'_~4 Building. lVOI'Wlllk.
tn. 1 , >31, .l-uué: L'H'di‘d'uull;
‘0 l.l‘.'i‘.~~il.-Ituc um
71.
Vilt) llliN'l'.-l’rutu April 1rd,. the otllccsAn
Apfi tyl'
nll
'trllpluvn. nll mod-
ttn lmprnv. uh: upper untiiowcrop~
[urtnwute u-u Ur-J. '«l street. E. ADAMS.
3;“: l‘.‘t'.’l‘.~¥l mm Aprilldloorvlp l'uirflcld
I luv lurint‘nnj‘u building. now-occupied
11““ lwli'n‘ l'twlll. Will tm r.;ntcd for same pur-
tt :nztuut‘ucturmg. Apply to .10]!!!
'. 1'. e: “est moot. . I . [ll ti
...-_ . ...»..nmgr..w
‘0 l.l:.'i.--l-‘.n:r room ntutfimeut. lit-d, nd
: hiu‘cout. which was reluctantly complied ;
iirmnivu Richard Golden in “Old Jed
‘f
.
- I woundti-v-v'.'.r-'e;tt'.ott \laehingtcp'slr t.
- and horse goods that must be sold.
At the Calvary Baptist church their:
will be election of olilc‘ersol' the v. 1’. s. I
(J. 13.. Sunday at 6:30 p. m. The Rev. I
Johnson W. Hill's theme at 7:45 will be
“The MESSllAll‘S Triumphant March into
Jerusalem."
A course UNDER THE SEA}. I
. I
Arroleor Drunkenness at a Man Who HadI
Started to Bury ills Dead lnlant.
l
i
l
West avenue, yesterday. Edward Eileen, I
u tcametei' employed by C. '1‘. Leonard. I
Eamu was drunk and had his two-I
year-old son in the carriage with him. I
He was unable to drive, so the chief;
Under the sent in the carriage the
which Eusou luul started out to bury.I
He had secured permission trout the.
authorities and also from the“ priest to
bury the child at St. Mary”? cemetery,
andrso save expense.
Tito chief released Baron lust night
after he‘had sobered up.
Norwallt Club Nominations.
The following oilicers for the ensuing
year have been placed in nomination by
the nominating committe of the Norwall:
club: President. William F. Act-on; vice-
prcsident. John A. Osborn; secretary,
Edvard M. Lockwood; treasurer, Chur- ;
lea E. Curtiu; directors, James G. Grug- I
cry. Ira Cole, chry P. Price. James ‘
Golden, George M. Holmes, Charles I".
Trietrum, William A. Curtis. Edward
Street; council, Charles Olmstead. Levi
C. Hunford. LeGrand Raymond, Gould
Hoyt. Herbert VunNesu, Stephen H.
Holmes. Frank Street. Winfield H. Bald-
win, Frederick Quintard. Allen G.
Betta. James .3. Raudlc. .Wiiliam M.
Betta; auditors. Lewis C. Green. Sum-
1191' 14min“--. ' -.._._._ --.. _
A Barrel ot Flour on His Leg.
Isaac Bouton, a teamste'r employed by
the Holmes. Kceier & Selleck company.
slipped on some ice while unloading
flour for Lorenzo Dibbie's grocery store
and wrenchcd hisleg HPVt‘l'ly. One of
, the barrels fell on him, and it is strange
'his leg was not broken. Mr. Bouton is
about today. but is unable to do much
work. --..-- _-_'__~___.__‘
—Look at Luther M .Wrignt's advertise-
ment. $10,000 worth of wagons, sleighs
with, the. kid still protesting his inno-
cence. but the gloves wcm found.
(Jowlee h‘lcwciicu, the head clerk,
gave the boys some good advice and al-
lowed them to go home.
"Wilde nu: soumo.
A Forty Ton Sloop Goes Down In the Gale, in
Coldsprlng Harbor.
The sloop Plowboy. forty tons, (Jup-
Chief of Police Bradley urrcsted inftniu Fergus Biker, owned by William”
Dadd, of Stamford, loaded with sand.
went. ashore in tlic northward. gale tit 10
o'clock yesterday .
Samuel Brueh‘s sand bunk, in (Mid-
spring Harbor. [1.1. The captain llllll
crew swam ashore and were nearly or
locked him up and took the child home. I 113“...de whey, they reached laud. Ty... ,
. sloop will prove a total loss. ,
chief found the corpse of an infant, l must of the vessel is the only thing vie-I
ibltmf her. The Cltl’guis consigned to
Dean Horton, of Stamford.
Another Old Resident Dead.
George Meeker, an old and respected
resident of South Not-walk, died early
thin morning at his home in Cedar street,
in the eighty-second year of his :t;;n.I
lie was dwell-known batter and was
employed many years in the old W. H.
and George Benedict factory, which
stood in Cedar street. He leaves "a
widow. three sons. William, George and
Ira, and two daugi torts, Mrs. Mary
Wylie. of Bethel, and Mrs. Allan Tuck.
The funcralwilibe held from his into
home, Monday afternoon at. 2 o‘clock.
Final Y. Al. 0. A. Song Servtce.
The final song service of the Young
Men’s Christian tmsociatiou will be
held at the Norwulk Opera House. Sun-
duy afternoon. The soloist will be
George H. Hirut, and tho Hundcl Male
quartette will also sing. Secretary
J acksou will make a brief explanation of
why the association has disbanded.
He will also state whether he will con-
tinue the services under his own supervi-
sion, as he has been requested to do.
The Itoliuulnke views» will be shown
during. Sunday‘s service.
Kellogg is Heard From.
morning, opposite,
The hull'I
by shooting herself at. 1.50 West. Sixty-
fom‘th street, New \‘m‘k. At this than
ehc was living with hot: son. She had been
ill fnrabout uycur from permit-t pl‘utl- .
trzttiuu, said to be the result of domcm iv.
troubled. 0n coming in from :1 walk
with her son Mrs. (.‘o‘nutlcltl Went to lll~l'
room :tud (luring llm absence of the sur-
vuut shot. herself in the head with z: to
: formerly pl‘ODl‘It-t'u‘ oi" the Buslt‘ut Snub. . yummy
. mm in town \\'cduc~'ai:iy. Hts Wife and a ‘
f children accompanied him. I
Canadian Jubilee Singers.
. ......” . I ,, , » _ .,
The Social \Vlllhl; club met last night I "lho Fathom: Canadian 'th‘tumn mug-
: “I’ll Dr. “"‘I 3455' A'. 1‘" Chm“? $831M} j on; and Imperial Orchestra. delight. d u
z I u r-e. to trims well 0 l r;'.. ,‘ . . ~. ,_
”“321:th a'flnusrlynu and Ucorgc Ll. ivory large nudu‘ucc in tho Fitz-ti Laugh-
I Golden . igutiouztl church 111% night. with :1 pm-
. ' ' -....._._.__ I . . . .
' . . -- .c . ,, . .13, 1 ~.".\ ,‘.,x“:' m}.
volvnr. The wtumd prov-edit) be slight: Mm littvmtztll.ns-m’tllc,pl .‘vctvluz‘k. K mum oral)“ "WW I m?“ 1“" n
and she was taken us. a pmsmucr to the I will spwnd Sunday with her lntttltt-r, . flint. tin" grcrlt boy boss), was the draw-
Roosuvolt Hmpitul. from which she Willi: Mrs. Frances 503.1110, 03* 151,11...‘)0(1;w,._ tug curt}. :nul Willi hm richly :‘uluvulcd
mun ul‘lcrwtu'rl rclcztscd. Dr. I‘mllllrtll‘lInup. mice (’Il “may rung}: hu \"l’ll’l-‘lU hourly
unit] that he could not say who Mrs. I ‘. _' . ——;—‘ ... J V .1 applause ot’ hm liftcuvrs. lhc
('uhnlichl’s rclutivm. were. t‘~x«3ept lhzlt‘ltcl , “ ”"1 . J‘W'l'l.‘ k“ Milli-nut. _ “‘ _-~"'-l . soloists. wvm .‘l'r-iri l'. istm'vxn't. .mptump;
believed that thc \vuumu'u husband \vuxit \fm“ '5 epcudtug u luv. mu" m booth and l A. ("WW-11H. tum, owl MI! (in!
'l‘ltctxlure(inbuilt-1d:nul that he was in 3"”“uk‘ ______ , Ithcmsclvcs Km]? I'l‘fzrllt. .N. \mrucr
113ml“? Eutmwlu-rc 1" “”0““. street. Mint; Katherine Swick. tcnchcr in the.
‘ ”“ °1__‘ ,, . .Smitl: Nui‘wulk High school. has gone
Deaths and Funerals ; to Brooklyutosprnrl the Enstct‘vmmtum.
~- I poudcd to a vignt‘ouu cumrc.
. must-s. \Vt-rc good. 'l'hc (lunat‘tr‘u sing-rte;
up their
, , , ‘ v. . t ., . .
John Tracey. the aged l'uthct' of Ur. “211mm hlmtu. “1 U ”WWII stt'w‘r, 'dll‘n!l\l‘ 1‘12]: ‘."lnlil7'1[~ll_“ if}. (., ”- .
y r , , -, ’ '. .‘ ,. ,‘Wz‘s tenth-red 'tsunrisc uu‘tvl'tst ui ht.I , ‘~‘ V “1““ I“ ‘X ‘) fill." “U
“ ' '1' Emmy. ‘h‘d at In“ “I’m" In I huts . hy‘ucvt-rul of his frIcndfll. ' ‘ g I Jubtlce troupe tr) tour the mules. ———L m.
ville avenue. yesterday noon, aged about . -_ . . . . don Advertiser.
I seventy-five years. Mr. Tract-5. v I”. 8111' 1 Mrs. tjtiuurrBlgratfucr, Bf IIWiflgmui' “Vt: I with“; :Errhhts‘ \‘lanElilfrlliS-Z‘i‘getirt of thy;
. . .- . .. , . :1 recon nos 0 . r3. . ‘. u -u:-: .. i -.~. .. . w: trc .- :_ ... l‘l
I “Hm I“ :1 “CM?“- (If-“l anothu 5031‘ a Main strait, Nut-walk. b L I ‘1. Road the advertisement I in
. Jutucs Tracey, or Mortlstown, Pu. lit‘ . ,- _, ‘ “My“... columt .
I was a member of Buckingham Post. i. I MN Mandolin '1‘. Slmi‘l‘fi. 01' Brit‘u‘él‘”
\_ IL, being a votes-gm of Company . F, l DON, is \‘ia‘itlllg Mrs. llOWLll‘d Holmes, j
. 4 l. K. Emmet us "Fritz in Love"
[Seventeenth Connecticut Voluntccrsl | Of h'flll'n’lm SUV-333,4" --- I 1 1' En .1” “mt-t ., 1y \- .. 14““
Mr. ’l‘vucoywosns well as usual llllll.I "Mg: 1 q qmvmd of ‘t'ltuftr'i 1‘. the' “' X’ ““ I " “l“ “1 ’~ 5‘
. . ... . -- I ‘ " ' '.' “‘ ‘ ‘5’ ‘ ‘ ‘to a h.. ov‘r :itt‘m tedto t"\'h‘
Thursday ilflll‘llUDIl. uluu he ““Slguest of Mrs »\ 3 Clark, ot SouthInL r . 1911 t .L 1) gm . L
firickeu Willi. illloll'lll‘lxl' if“ 1115 (iwré' 13-!” 121- I Main strcct. I public an impression of his own superior-
0 never rm ict . ne mn't'u WI 0 m . .‘ itv by contrast with the ctl‘orts of a su -
held from St. Mary’s church, zttl‘lo‘clock‘ 'hlrs. Jumcs Morris and fnuitly, at! , . . ‘l' ‘ ,. mp
Monday morning. IZVllmll‘ avenue, will spend buuduy at E‘Hlmg 1(‘mupuny 01 :n:(;tmrv1f . 1
' -“' ~-:':;‘rtt- . '.‘.'
The funeral of the late Orin Smith. .-.lverntuu- (. ms in iv. 1 1011mm must. uttt
was held from his residence. 0 Chestnut I lira Elton B. Baker and Mint; Miriam ‘ “tn; pf mug: and SIDE-mull .md ““5
street, this afternoon. Rev. A. H. Drcyt‘ues are spending the day in New . 31‘ 1310;353:121 ' al.1123501, all adrgllfifxlgf
’ v ' ' x I V. ., a A . . C . . ,
Wyatt ofllotutul. I I 10”“ -———--—~ f his prmluctiouu. He shows hie nppt'cciv
“"1 funeral of‘Eugeue 'Reynohls “list J. ll. Searies left town today for Vista, . utiou of the gem-must patronage of the
attended from ‘5" Mary 3 church ““5 1 N. Y., to visit relatives. . public by engaging a strongercompany
morning. I than ever to support him in his new
I
Fifteen Days in Jail.
John Gibson, the cue-legged trumpl
. L. _ I
arrested for insulting people on then;
street. audbcggiug, was yesterday ni’ter—l "All ”—7: IF C , l (‘ if 1 w , I l
. v . .. ‘ .r '. 'l '3.” "r . 7.
noon scuteuccd by Judge llu‘xecll Imus ‘ . ‘ “a or 0‘0”“ ”‘5 ‘ :1“: “WE? (”1:1“) 13‘3““3 '1‘ 14*
Ito fifteen dayr. in jail and to buy thci 'Ull‘ ndyutnnt 361N131 01‘ lllu SIP-1’0 £133 flowing “ “5 .0" 1 “'1‘ Am.“ ) ,
" ' ' . .. ‘.( !.'-e .... -.
Icoste. His compuumnwuu rcicnscd. mluwnrdcd to Colonel l'rostu inc-Jul tor K33? £33115: “inn-uh 3.4‘qutfufimwlnlt
I “lire “if“.1“"bgl'lcgl‘ffi‘Qdfi'iedli 13?“; I ton yours' faithful service. The mcdu up...” is a pom-Ruin, lie was (“swan 0;.
Inc. (161',:l? :« . .',l.l m . a". h,. . >' -
l the man was equally guyhy. 15 o. Mild bronz’c. made o) l‘dl‘any &
.......-...____._‘__.~._....._ iCo..ol‘ Low lurk. The destgnis an,
eagle, with outsprcud wings. upon a bar,
, with “ten-years." in raised letters on It. -
_. Miss Kittie Camp, of Norwalk. has ;
returned from a visit t“ NM" lluvou. I his beat ctl‘ort and which he pmsénts at
.‘l‘. ll. Foster, of Dunbut‘y, stopped in Km” 3 Theatre, tonight.
his city, last night.
r‘icut money tnbuy broad. for it is in
Dedication at a new Church.
other .
I tliz<pluyc<l':t wcudr-rt'ul t‘nlltl‘ul bf his in- .
gutmmeut iuu ll'ilillbllllliv solo. and rcs~_
The chor- "
actor's. j
play, “Fritz in Love," which is dcclurcd ‘
I . .--.-.“ _.__._... I A hard-limiting tough vvuuun trial illi
Lawyer
, hunger and want to tune a small sum of =
'ntoncy. All that he wanted was sufllv
cvidencn that ho Illtl not tatkcthe pocket.- .
Mn“- M- J. Dflllplfl 0‘ Stamford, by; The new church of the Hungarian Rc- I The pendant is u maltose cross, with
whom William H. Kellogg, formerly of I form society, in lfiiv avenue, will 1... dctli- I a wroughiund upon ritezjfucc is [110' cont 0!!
V - u p 1 .3 ' .. , 3' '1 . I ., , -.- . . .. 'nrmh 0 ll" state 0 onut‘ctir'ut. wit)
horwullt, \v .m‘employ (aha; rccl u ed a : outed tomorrow aft'rnoou at .3 0 cloth. Ithc. words "Faithful servicc. C. N. (3.."
WWI from 1911088: pommnrkod he“ . RchJabor Dokus is the pastor, nudtnll ! in raified letters.
York. stating that he was foolish and ’ have “charge at the exercises. Fivoi .....__,n--...________;__
got into bad company. but will in due . ciergymcu. among them being Rev. Mr. I —Look a: Luther M. Wright's advcr
timereturn every cent hemisapprupriat-ISomervult, of New York city, are ex-gtisemcnt. $0,000 worth of wago s,
11
ed. He returned the keys to the store. I pected to make addresses. I sleighs and horse goods that must‘be sold I
- convulsive sobe of his client.
book containing $300 that was ill the
stunt: bureau." The t'lUIZIlll'lll attorney
forthcuccusmlwm interrupted by the
"Why do
you weep?" ueked J edge Cowing of the
doomed mun. "Bf-curs I didn‘t ecu dcr
pocketbook in dc drum-r.“ liverylrxiy
laughed except Howe. the attorney for
the careless burglar.‘
. it'lzzrluuuu-vu 'r..nm.hnl‘..- littltte-lnndcleni-
- 1‘» who apart llll’lllri.li‘t')llt uudrrenr.thl d
mm. at (K-r " block. 79 and m Wu.
. . ..t Nil'm'l. (will. «and 50. Apply 01.9 WnLt.
«no.1; t‘o. 11164!
_-.~‘_ .--—o—Qndw—l-‘v—w
‘ Vl‘t) Lli‘l‘. "llama 7 mums. iteldeu..-,trcct. $7:
lM: (hm-o hltll'l‘. it”: home 1‘3 Day
mm. rm'mn. $13; hnueo til-Tones utreol. 8
l"‘l’|l1‘.j.$l'._’2llll in Inst-glues nnlr-r: water in
inquire at JUH.\ ll. lihnl‘i‘. FL! West street.
_ . _. WH ----......_._N_n|2.uf_. -
Ell-5 rum“ cottngnpn Quinton! nvenue. Ap-
* ply to CilifiS'i‘ldi ll. CLABh. ls Qulnmrd
untrue.” ___al_3_t_f_;
, '1‘ Nu. m linrlmr rtwnua. Norwnik. six
4 11!va with cttv under. rent “with“; three
1' WM. my water, rout. it. From April}. 5
r \ till'-.;.i in 1:1 linin «mt-L Nt'urwdik. rent 59.
Apply 1.. “5.1.111 Mouln‘. 1th East memo.
Nut'wulk. , ‘llfi ll.
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FOR SALE.
5 . .. . ...“ -...m ...-_-......r..m
100R S.‘.l.l-I.—liou.an nudiotd? Quitttnrduvc-
-. mm, mmlcm Impznavmuonte. grout bur.
,;:liu. Apply to 4'. l-‘. lluL‘lWELL. Lauder block.
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3130!." Mill", —Onu surrey. nearly now. cost
‘ inn}. Will H‘ll fur HM: one rand cart. 915:
mmnrn— .ttml u'nzosi ma bargain. Inquire
at i‘mw; Hum-tux; ('mulnirv» In ‘31 ll
14".”: b.\l.l‘1 —llmt.~n. N0. lylvlillzuholll street.
suttnirh- (or two intuition. All modern
' itupmvcutg-nts. t‘uutztlhn 1': rooms. two baths
.:llh pumrtcs. Call on Club. 5hr. Joannon
' prv-mlrrm. . 5173B]
I‘Oi: SALE—Purity unul chenpnehu ‘ul'a
, wh'it wcclm'n lorthc Longtunn d: Mar-
.tincz paints. Call at our store for color cards
'mm prim. Sm'Tn NORWALK HARDWARE (10..
.41: South .‘lnin Hll'w-l. , .
Fun .s‘_\l.l-1.-- The hunt and shun business of
‘ t’. H. iiut‘wy. tut'ludiugeutirc stock and
lixlx)t‘x--.tm<l lt‘ilhl‘tllfiilll‘tf. Will be void very ,
. chmp it mid m own. Apply utthu store.
nit-“r”. . , __.,_ .____.-
, i.‘0li SALE. - .nwn uni-m. l‘nd top. rod and
' . wtmccim'ur howl. nitratimoth 30L"!!!
1 .\oltw.tLu llAlllIW mum. . to South l mu street.
I For: HALL—intuition int to... on to...
‘ . nvenuu. taunt tltilall‘lllllk'lolUlllllaflvfl‘nl .
‘, Apply (u Tuylor .1' (lnldr-u. (”lei
I
: IJOK SALErCnttMi‘c at Bell Inland. EB feel:
i wulcr from. l‘u Iv furnished. Purchase
I now whilg‘ ynu lmvu tho opportunity. inquire
. mt h. l[.\\:m-r'..urv. lien] intuimind Insurance.
I" “ilrvlllllulnll r-llt'lil. ll 12 lyr
I‘lVil town} outing” on (llonwondumnue
lul‘ .‘vlt‘i:¢'ll'l‘<‘l[1illlll(Villflll'lytA‘l'flU-llnqnlr
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of H.
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I FOR SALE OR TO LET.
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V'lilil’ EASY TERMS. Cottage. 6 rooms. at
.uuw-y ytuu. war lltcuhtlinu. l? per monl
or Will Sn“ and all-av pnvmcnlnl ti“ pcl'mfln
, tuwnrd pup-lure: hnuscnnll lot 60!: “1018“.
“mi-lint; l'lls l-tt'Vzlv, put-able small a cunt
w-whly qr. utmuldv. Ll‘iNOX ii”. A.
Culll’lh’t. tlr. John “ohms. liownymn. or
' ultim- \v. ..‘t. llt'u-nlla‘t .v, L'-I., (llttlllldm. 500th
'hnrvt‘ullt. mom
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'l‘~:-:ir‘hcr—-Suptmc you were a kill .
lTommy. what would you do? ‘ T6 " y
II'd never wash my face any more. ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler