gramme 6! worship bee been prepared
by the Men' it Sunday Evening club for
the 7 o’clock service. It includes cote ’
tensions. in scripture and song. of trust, ’
sin. the law, faith and praise; the reed.
ing of Whittler’ e "Worship." by Miss ,
Helen B. Fsirohll'd; comment and solo.
end. the third sermon on "Everydsy Be~
ligiou." by the Rev. Gerald ll. Beard.
The subtopie tomorrow evening is. "Rs-
ligion. Real and Shah. " Isn Hauler-
en's beAutiful creed. based on the Bar-
mon on the lionut. will be used in this
service. Strangers ere heartily welcome
HWWMMWMOMI
“Warrlisstlsger‘fstssls‘lrflss.
‘rsttlllpss s least invest-Assist.
‘ ,ppeFude sudNioodenAo Impas-
on reported murderers of Marie
ounce radii: in East Norwslk. 5n the
fish ‘ of February l’frh, were espeeted
‘Nor‘walk from Stamford, this”
been. for a hearing before Judge
uhhell. in the Town Court. .
I p f .mvnsormrsumvsn. .
A telephone message“ 1:80 this slur.“
upon said" that the wear were still in
the Word station-house.
, \ AMIStste Attorney Csrtér‘was
ilifionth Harwell: this morning. Upon
his return to Stamford it will be decided
"whether the men will be given I pre- .
; lininsry hearing or tslreu direct to
._ . 6 Bridgeport upon a bench warrant.
' Chief of Police Vollmer returned on
the 1:87 train this afternoon, and Officers
’ Pennington and Hell returned later by
Green church. Sunder. March 7th, d
in.,Boly Commppion; 10:30 s. m .
bitchy. Condrniation. Holy Communion
end sermon by Rt Rev. B. A. Veely,
Bishop of Mo
school; 7:80 p. in. Ev in; Prayer and
sermon by Rectoron "Temptation—do
Purpose.” All welcome.
At Knudeeu’s Hall, 3:30 p. m . Son.
day. Bible reading by J. A. Richardson;
subject. “Bible lf’ ." Charles Smith,
the banjo gospel singer. of New {er-soy.
_ wiliiprobahly mtielpnte. The singins
will be accompanied by orchestra. Como
p. on. Sunday
Iloyt’s Theatre. Sunday night at t
o’clock. the ususl song and story service
will . be held. The stories will be.
“Old Parson Haynes" and “The Signal
Tower." The chief attraction will be tin
“Kinetoeoopa.” which will be used 1»
throw on the screen living and moving
wsrcamo To sue me. Poisonous.
The streets were lined all the morning
‘wlth men who waited impatiently for
the appearance of the prisoners. hoping
. tosetuglimpse of them. and possibly.
hear them talkie the interpreter.
. fleet night many men visited the de-
f . pot and anxiously watched all the. ruins.
thinkingths unused were to be brought
1' uplest night, but they were deemed to
disappointment. I
_ Pods. was brought to Stamford yester-_
‘ do! afternoon. by Chief of Police Voll-
‘ . Re was» averted in New York
“ oily, Februsi‘y seen. snows-reunites
until requisittcn pipers could be ob-
tained. An effort was made by his
counsel to delay his return to Connecti-
cut, but it was unsuccessful.
hendcudod and securely guarded. ‘
Niecderno Impasslno. who. in his con-
tesshn. admits having gone with the
Tedd! to East Norwelk on the night of
thunder. and having been near by
when the deed wss committed. arrived
“Kin Stamford Thursday night at mid- ~ ,
night. in charge of Chief Vollmer. Im-
pauluo made noobje :tion to returning to
i
First Congregational church, Thomas
K. Nubia, pm. BENT” at 10le At.
An. and 7:30 p. m. In the morning. Holy
Communion and reception of members
In the evening the poster will preach
pan “The Bible-Why Should WA
tndy it?" Everybody cordially invited
Junior Christian Endeavor meeting, at' -
p. 111.; Senior Christian Endeavor met-t
ing. at 6 :30 p.111. .
Trinity church services for‘tteok be
ginning March '3‘ (first Sunday in Lentl'
Holyfiommnnlon. 8 u. m; Morning
Prayer and Sunday Iohool.b:=id a. An.:
lioiy Communion, Liiany and sermon.
H a. An; Evening Prayer and sernmn.
3:30 p.121. Sermon by the Rightltev.
Bishop. of Maine. Confirmation will be
administered. The services for the week
will be as follows:
Thursday and Saturday. Evening Prayer ,
with address. 4p. m.; Wednesday and
Friday. Evening Prayer with address.
Monday. Tuesday
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt will occupy the pol-
pit of the Nos-walk Methodist Episcopal
church. both morning and evening. tin.
crsmcnt and remptiun of members in
the morning. Preaching in the evening.
Services 10:30 a An. and 7:30 p. An.
The pester will preach at the South
Norwall: Baptist church.
morning and evening. In the morning
the Lord's Supper will be observed. and
new members will be welcomed. The
subject offhe evening sermon will br
s Visit to Ninevull. and whet
Came of it.” Y. P. S. (J. B. meeting. at
6 o‘clock; evening service at 7. Good
All welcomed.
A series of seven Lenten sermons on
the position and crucifixion of Christ.
will be preached Sunday evenings at the
First Baptist church. Not-walk. by the
pastor. Frank Edward Bobbins. Hit
subject tomorrow night will be “The
Unqnenehsble Love." based on the
scripture passage.
them. for tiny know not whet they do."
Mwillbebsptisasattheoloseeftbe
The men were confined in separate
sections of the lockup in Stamford, and
moot allowed to communicate with
f As this would have been
' “ impracticable in the South Norwellt
leukemfltste Attorney Fessenden con-
slderedit best to keep the men indium-
Muntil today. .
Went aisle Attorney Qunorbss
all the evidence in this case, was which
helm been working since the night of
h crime. fie has found in Chiefs
Wilmer sud Bowman valuable assist-
thn the ensecontes to trial-«es it
win Nuywit will be shown that lie.
easterlies prepared "troupe-sofas
M’s counsel is Attorney John J.
'l‘heniuslcsl Wine at the South
lforwsllt Herbalist Episcopal climb.
tomorrow. will be as follows: fleecing
Beck's Monies when. “The lord is
ltveniup. soprano solo.
"acme Unto He." Belts; tsaur sole. "1
m A; om." have: M "nus.
M. In: Susi." My: entire-A. "I
Will Cell lines Thee." lest: new
sale. "hsyend the liter.”tsns of
ensures-est.
men- one. lusts. m as
mwuwm
“cobweb reclaim the sleepless.
. if He Young Women’s Christian 1‘s.
Union and the Young steels
«W's flail. lest aisles.
my Shepherd."
sentences. sews s- ensue
«when Wrasse,»-
Wilmin-
.Asoeelsito'rnesoannuo’
Hartford. Hatch smmr quite e period
the railroad committee of the legislature
hes had a rooms from the fleece trolley-
etenrn contents Which enlivened the
that subject. The crowded condition of
the press wires. due to, the inauguration
of President McKinley. rendered the
transmission of the detsile of this hear;
ing impossible until today. The hour-
over. wsssointeresting to residents of
the Norwalks that it is the duty or. the
dentinelasnnewspaper to place baton
it as extensively as its space will permit
this hearing.
Representative J. B. Enrlbutt, of Nor-
wulk, uppeured for the amendment to
the charter of the Westport and Sense-
ruck Street Railway company. before
the railroad committee at Hartford.
Thursday. He said he appeared with-
posed line. Arthur Perkins. of Hartford
and H. H. Knapp. of Bridgeport. appear-
ed for residents clung s purt'of the
route proposed. hir. Hurlbutt said por-
tions objectedtohy Mr. Knapp would
'oodmitted from the bill. The route ob-
jected to was from flange-tuck to Best
Sorwslk, through the highway] Mr
Harlhutt said that that was parallel to
the ficusolidotoi and he wouldn‘t od-
vise his road to fight for it. What his
line wanted was to go from Norwnlk to
Westport. toconncct with the Bridge-
portconipnuy. In Wehllml’f. and Film
field. the Bridgeport company wants u
similar route. p
E. M. hickw-ood appeared for the city
of hcrwelk and J. Harriette Women: for
the Harwell: Tnunwuy company. After
some tell: among these lawyers. the
committee tool: up the amendment to
the charter of the Bridgeport Traction
company. A. W. Paige appearing for it
and Lynde Harrison for the Causalit-
ed. Mr. Perkins said hetnow no ob-
jection to a trolley anywhere except
moth of the Westport turnpike. Mr.
pike route. he representing people be:
tween Bangatnck and East Norwnlk.
Witnesses were introduced to show that
favor of the turnpike route.
Judge Harrison objected to leading
the commitwc for nruling. Chairman
were precedents i‘llllllgll to strove the:
tivs hearings (the highest of the courtsi
had asked leading questions in the past
the committee held a minsultaticn.
To «summits mesons-on question.
» A mall on: tllllllllill to;
lay. Recently
,. MIMI» has been
madetcslur the ”pony. 1! anyone
if the stockholdert today is dissent.
fled. Mr. Paige My to buy him
cook at what they
with interest and
smmmmmmem
peidvfor'it and
us of $2.500. He
was'readyto demo on: amount that
might be'esked the committee to
how the good‘falth his company; its
ng was evident
*mm the railroad mmiseiouors' rc-
esrlier days of the session. but on PM-
Thursdsy there was another hearing on
road financial
an. Hurlhutt said the: that ginning
issued the; beyond in
llbe reports of the
are a disgrace to
made them possi
power to ply
trio roads today
igislntion which
Bonds often rep»
resent more than mutual cost of construe.
When roads fulfil; streets are
shown in reports tori cost more than
deem '.rceds At As npéurent that some
thingis wrong. Thepeoplo are wrong
edbysuch methods. . -
J udgs Harrison ssid the proposed new
amendments put in lg Mr. Paige left,
out Milford and in other ways wore. very
different from‘the original once.
section 8 clause was omitted.
taking up the Weston“
spoke of the harm in showing anything
to interfere with purposes for which
highways are designed.
have no other outlet than the tmlley~
so in Formingtondlhn selectmun Anny
wisely consent. to in“ highways by 1m}.
lug which was held on Thursday. how .
out compensation end described the prev
When terms
have [rind steam rand n'znuociionmm.
complaint «innit them. llo quail-(l p o:
sensor sillisncs to show that, with
it dew between three
towns. the travel is Very hula
trolley is not needed glitch). occupying
the only important likhu'oy. Theres-
Aiurony had not strum public conveni-
ence or serenity. The Bridwpm emu-
pany is alretuly no...» poor-ospitslizmi.
$6.01.!) a mile. "It's absurd to my soul:
i «pmpuuy is boom capitniieed—wl
won‘t say ‘bonestlyfi
twelve trains
Inhmmpi:
Continuing he sold ;~ lineme-
would have to suffer for such oi Cl‘;~t‘.. pi-
Tlmre wore sound room»
why the applications of snow of the
other reads should be granted.
lIlflllgh they parallel steam roads. be»
cause the testimony showed there was
need, but it’s different in this case.
Hr. Paige thought div. llurihuu‘s ro-
msrks had shown that he might famr
either steam or ole-strip. nift'l‘.
lit. llnrihntt would stand when hc
came to vote in the Huufiv he could not
PJMlllfl on. Mr. l’uigo said run
earning Mr. lium-‘un's argument. that
he Alirmght the rustic: of public mu»
venieuce was to on dropped out. of those
comings. after tbs,- (If‘nlrs‘lull hull b on
rendered iy the committee to leave ”It"
rnutlermbrewpub-red by iliaei'loperinr
Astofrnillv‘ it. has been shown
fhntfrolioys hunted two points many
many Ahoueinds more then the steam
There could be no objso
two here entire ground of mmpetitinu.
New Britain-lion.-
ford' trolley having been withdrawn.
there was up consistency in holding out
against the line under consideration. As
for over-cupliulimicn. air.
accuses his owu blvriden and Stamford
roads as lillll'll as any other.
rimm might have shown if he haul aunt-
cd tothet the notaoloost of buildings
Very low, from items:
'1‘ on: was nothing in the
Bridgewrt cinnpnny‘s emitter which s
former president nmght tooruiom. Force
ere never incresexl because of alleged
over-capitation: ill.
naught out an old lioresosr company at
Speaking of toning
the people to pay big dividends. Air
Paige quoted thu- (iotsollduled's fig-
ures. showing over "$00.00!? fume
share five per cent. which the public
Knapp knew of no objection tthe inrn~
there was sentiment along the line in l
questions by Mr. Paige and flunlly asked
Kendall slid the committee had hurl no
rulemt was merely seeking imformu-
tioa. Judge Harrison said first there
the rules of the court apply in legisla-
rosid ever did.
Mr. Paige retorted that Judge Harrison
flbjmstlous to Aim
fudge Harrison insisted one railing and
Chairmen Kendall. who did not take
pert in the «inference, ventured to
Annual that if the committee decided
for court rules. at court judge be
called to sit in his chair. After the con-
forenoe. Kr. Kendall announced that
Mr. Paige might go ahead end the wru-
mlttes would decide what questions
were tannin. Questions by hie. Burl»
butt were frequent in use if witnesses
would not fever the home oompeny.
dome thought there was more probabil-
ity that the Bridgeport company
would build. ll. heesrne a light between
«when mosaic-mt which the COW
solidstsd’s lawyer was s more spout»
tor. Chaim» Kendell intimated at
one point that Is. llurlbntt wssdesllns
too much in technicalities. tie wanted
somethingnsmdireotend less "talk."
lit. Bennett later put in mule-u to
m tbst local sentiment favored the
~ home company. Beslso found shoest-
ioas to Hr. ,l’elge’s museums.
street railway ‘
an ones-moat print.
I! More. in rejoinder. denied any
sibllity for the «mcspltslmtlon.
as he ambl- Mr. i’elge lied inundated
Ks wesecnsulied when the chem m.
drawn. but he knew nothing about the
capitalisation. lie also denied thst its
had filed windneuee thessleotm of
Tall Wagon the times Tress
company was ”caused till fem a. bi
nest 'l'uesdsy.
WWW
misstatement-rosewood build
umnssposslblsond , ‘ within
em. szaewillnisl! mower
enteritDanAyA.itfl.tthns other
reed should build. ills reed asses
bones- on set up cash. while the
Bride-pm seed was merely We
live. Thea lfr. Wannabe the lee
welt mosey. came into the coated
mics sin-essentials seam MW
lugehsneethreeiessd ”Jeanette
, museum Comm f
-- ebullient-listeners meson
it Anny be worth crucibles to Arms
emu w m; ..rsne
est nerves y
rim . Mic mom
‘ ”Horsemen BY 83le
Ilenesellerwmkeealanmesflfe.
Hermit- Street! We Harvest the s
lielsterlng. Reckless. Siamlnruiis.
no no none villiERclfllllY.
Dress About Tesla felling Like a dense. I.“
the titles Beauties over the We! of
"amuse-Arrested sad Fined Sens
boilers and Costs.
George E. fluorine. of Stamford. who
is said to be demented. drove to Nurwallr
yesterday. In the afternoon he bccrme
intochnted drove recklessly through the
streets in the business section of the
city. with the reins dangling over the
dashboard of the wagon. whipping
his horse unmercifully. and yelling
loudly. f‘hief of Police Bradley
was notified, :snrl storied in smmh
of Beatles. He found him at ll. E.
Dunn's stable. and placing him under
arrest. locked him spin the Smith
street station-house. lie was tried this
morning before Judge Hobbs-ll. and
fined $7 and costs. which he paid.
Pesos Distortion no is lsil.
James Murray and John Lyon were
errestedlast night at the Norwnllr sta-
tionhouse, by Captain of Police Dunn.
for intoxication and brooch of the peace.
They were fined $5 today by Judge
iinbbell. They could not pay and were
taken to jail.
COLOllEIl OIIDFELLOW's SIOliEF.
They Provide I Fine Programme for the Enter
Aliment of their Guests.
Xoruvalk indigo, } l‘ f). H. 1.‘_ held
a smoker last night.’ ill the Inigo rooms
m Swarm Sr ()orhott's block. There
svuso largo tittemldnoeuf guests. The.
evening's programme included three
turner-cum sot-toe between William
Hamilton and Jame-s Gordon. Born 1“.
illusion and Frank Blade. William Han:-
iltou and B. 1“. Basics. Tholnuor event
wig- prints. and lit-force CharlesA
to .Mr. Belles Sc v or Al d
Norzvullr's host dancers. Mason. William
\‘uni‘liof, Hamilton and Sindhi“. gave
elover exhibitions of'Ur-h' skill. The
.'i-lolplii Quorum» rendered popninr
loin-minus. and speed.” Wore mode by
if. H Taylor. N. M. Jackson, W. Floyd
and Mr. Mmre. Unnros \vxro plnywi.
cigars nod pipeseujuyed, and a templ-
log osxllatiou serve-Al.
POPULAR AIUSEIEITI.
the Twelve Impatiens
Charles ii. Yale's spectacle. “'1‘le
Twelve 'l‘onrpinfions.“ u prwiuouon
that loaves all \vffllf'l‘ Sp'i'llit'lf’h. it is shill.
it very lung only behind it. comes to
lioyt‘s ’l‘lwufrvnhlonduy night. It is
s ”d lobe by far-one of the most sump-
tnthi Ad amusing entertainments now
before the public, mode up of such ver-
ied and novel lllhmflllfs as to prove a
series of genuine surprises from the rise
Aotlieflnnlfalloftlieourtnm. it has a
stem of sswmdvv and beautiful scenery
and costumes. and hosts of grand bul-
iota mode op exclusively of young and
charming wtnuen There are nine spoo-
lollies by the score
W... H..-
Nature 5 Hussite».
ii i“. Bugulow will give two afternoon
talks to school pupils nnd two evening
lectures to the geriorsl public at the
Franklin street school hall. next Mono
tiny and Tuesday. .1. ll. Tucker. princi-
pal of the 15mm academy of (micelles-
for. venue as fullfl'l of the lectures:
My Aim-Mr. Bigolnw:~Allow me to
ominnlul-Alo you on the screws of your
liliixil’mcel lA-oturos on silence. recently
um" lulu Our people considered
tlmnuwallent and were much glossed
With them i think when t or so
stand Coleheeter hemflor thoy wi loco
store chute and nature than Ihey ever
did More. You certainly showed
miles views.
Melee deeds.
Fields it Henson s “Drawing Cards."
which is aoltnowlsgsd to be near the
W of the speelslty connpanles of
America. is today‘s attraction at
flpyt's Theatre. lllllllllf‘li and nighl.
This year. Illdsebl. tho ifnllpbilstmirg»
way a. [separated hem-r tluui over. Field
to Hersey. in their welHnown musical
. setmsitbebesd of the aggregation.
whiehslso includes the plquent Wait
tints latest merino houseboat spaniel
rm Momma ef'dl‘bs corset and
shew.” listless prices. to audits
"so. the m
Matriculation of exceptional tel.
ell. Thetmrliibb'es will contribute '
tymndhsedfnsdlt lfmn willslvos
A woman *consrAsLs
The M of the Force.
The newwomnn hes broken untina
new spot. This time it is the eonstabnlary «,
of the cltyof Allegheny. 9a., which she
has invaded. bliss Florence Riots trim
scumlybe called even a woman constable,
though, for she is only is yum old, But
she's a constable all right She serves
wars-unis. summonses and column” with
all the authority and determination of a
mule nAinion of the low. lilies Klotz’s fa-
ther is an aldernmn, whose regolnr con-
stable was an old men who had on incon-
venient way of being sick or invisible when
he was worsted for duty. On one of these
ccentslons, about two months ago. the dc-
spalring alderman pressed his daughter in-
to service. Tlmt settled the nastier. The
girl monoxide proved to he the pluckiest,
alllclik‘dl’, most reliable one in town. Her
very first mission was to serve a subpoena
on n fur-snor- llving ibur miles out of town.
Miss Florence put on her bloomers,1nount-
Ad her wired and wont ulter- hdr man.
When she came book, tired. muddy. but
rrlmnplmnt, she found u omwd in front of
her fnthor‘ s office to welcome her. '
”I emu thorn, pans.“ she mcluimed,
and thou. wornnnlike, she cried, even
though she was At «nimble.
She suys she would rather deal with 100
men than with 10 moon. The wrpnen
think it is a joke. but the men think that
the law must he alloyed even if it is eru-
bodied in unis-yonMdd girl. Before. she
went into the oonsinbulery. she wheeled
through Allegheny unty getting inside
for her- father's candy ectm'y. Next surn-
mor she and her sister will ride a tandem,
A poured mos. on tiresome errand. Shela
doserilx‘d no slight and handsome, with
raven black hair and snapping black eyes.
In one also Miss Klofz ncfmlnsemlnes-lor
us We" on constable. A butcher land kick-
ed in the door when he found his hallway
lurlml up by the linker who. with his fam-
ily. occupied the rest of the house. The
locking was by order of the landlord. who
Miss Kiotz brought Ilt‘l‘ mm to court. also
.svrvml u mun of nulnnerms for witnesses,
urmmml the details of the Item-inn. cross.
vxnmlnul the witnesses. and finally hnd
1le «use dismissed on host necmnmomlminn
that each of the purified he furnishml with
keys. The «sets \i‘f‘rf' divided, and the
young lowyormnsrnhlc smile-d with de-
light us she muniml over her share.
The only unruly case she! has run across
wash youngster of H who refused to go
Willi her. Hie took timdilommu by flu-
lwriis nml theI boy M the (ollnr. trimnd
him up. and with a handy copy of 'l’il—
grim” 3 Progress" mlminisn-rml u fli’l'lf's of
businrecllke ill-eve whore they would do
the most gmnl and led him weeping to
court. A littlu jmvolod revolver is her-only
Weapon. 'lt \vus [M‘Afl'nlt‘d to her by a big
«unstable who was filled with nelruimlion
of her pluck. She says that she doesn' t
how \A but nhevrculd do if she ran ugliest
an ugly customer. but she declares. with e
snap of for i look oym. that she would get
him. filter is the pot of the municipal force,
run! if the over stub word for It'll: tho err
tim niinuv nt clerks. lit‘iidri of tlrmmuonts
nml nndrrlings would turn out to the Aw
our of Constable Planned-writ. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
A Brute of e Husband.
'llwtmflw ismlonvv of mount to add
.iluut is variously wpn-sml in lime-rout.
. ugh: amt f‘lillll ll‘li“. In t lAiAAAA their in»!
am surly pm in luminous, f“fllllllfl'i.tlllg
than too point whom lm-mumiun is M.-
mnlvel with l‘xll'l‘lllt‘fwmll)‘. in other
custom muirtrirs tin-y n _ shut up in lin-
Avmsrmd mun-doll llylnrgvuud liruimry ,"
“nun-lie. in Africa they are feel is) a point
a! pmguidltywhich lllltki‘fi tleAu procli-
vnlly llmnmuhlo. The North Aim rivem
lAAdIoAA humiimrs his wife with all the int
{welhnrntn of [I10 family. including lur pn-
pmsv. l-Zwrywln-w H‘slfiillll. is Ifllil on but
against her nutumlly Maritime and mnldlo
Aondmvies. in oil ilwsr t‘xtnsllmns llwrf
is a wrlnln Almisim- of flllpl'l'fmlnfl and
cruelty. but normal tlwm equals in this N‘
«plot lllu dulmuf o St. Louis itlislvmtl
who find AA lllmir‘t' on tho be; until; ‘ninu
his wife‘s new Imprint our] time luvpl e'l' ll
primnrrut boom for fun they». :5le was
ultimately swim-mi in lwr {I‘l‘i’flfllll by Alu
captain of tln- [rm-1AM. who lmmplsi
around the Italian Innisoruf and n wormuf.
fol-flit! umwtni‘ Illl'f‘l’llt'l litrelntml. ills
diotmllonl ingenuity in not unlikely In in
rite lmiiiliun low and them “mom: lln
Ammo unfu ling plan of opinions “unspoilt:
of rm-ognizing Ilw foot that to the formula
opprelu "short the Alonwsliv Armuso in on oh
jul of Allure Korrur Alum the can nmnoier of
l'v-mauenA-lht dmgouof N. Hf‘itl’mlill‘flll
army with Idlllllmw—ANEW York '1 ribune.
A secrets Illumination.
A friend who is just new Amgngcd sumo
the f‘mullritlgo loonl examination. In the
vourmof which Ilullml loolmiovur Milli
gmrgrophy in-rs. “Mid” mo. «eye ltf'urrv
sxsmdvnto '1‘le norm-inn. wine flowers
culled from u enmity arid waste. (in tin
nllbjwb of nucleon-s 3le young resiplonri
Mtlsrsptlilnully erudite. “ Monuments. ” wrim
Ame. “it'll the natives of Australia. They
horn no Autism. " " Monstrous.“ writes an
otlnr. with fuller knowledge and at new
l'l'll’lltxlll."lll"ll a mountain hinge. They
are inhabited by the funniest people In the
world. who have «Inuit sis hands and no
Alyce. They are annulus and fuel on their
fathers and lmrllwrs ond existed Asdmnry
lilo. doing olmolutoly mulling." Asked to
(limif'lllsllllt‘ [reunion of Armenia. tsemnll
boy writes: “Amorous ls lsrtwoon the
l‘frotesrmd tho 'l‘lgmss"~a wsyof [Ant
ling It that none to W!“ flirtation
tlamngb tho sinnll bond of fliemhn of the
phrase nlxnii liolrm‘dmwum lhcslevil and
the deep ms. " “ Anaemia lwhmgs to line
sin.“ urine another authority. “and the
lllfmilm‘l't‘d of f hrlsllsns are new lwing «is
rhd on thin-o ” 'l’he"snd the“ is dull-
clone.
a» Wenchmm a.
An Interest“. In.
crumm- in the world is 1mm Fur-n
the nun who has lieipadts but sis lice
mun temples-«diuresis K 4 .l Rent”
rm. ills; lit. um“. Utah: lasso and”
finest. and. greeted of all. the roamed
ens: wilt We mums. whale mt nit
nineties». its. Fmistlymcflsee
sec: pertinence.
risen: Vermeer
has
188 Wetssfltreet.
ate-net South \‘nrwalk.
V
standing. who has lnrge afraid!
and ability to sell bicycles ,
and vicinity Previous 93- ~
quired. .tiemeol occupation, not
interfering with othor billions, .
rive remuneration to right pggt. ‘
etrictly confidential. Address.
1951, how V ork city.
\V ANN; l)~l‘WU(: UMBEI‘ f
waitress. with references.
I plan Park. Infill
Inonth. Apply to If. Pepper, 30,” .
demanded that it be dorm at 10 p. m. 'l'hc Conn.
"butcher was sued for malicious mischief.
«unborn. Apply to i). 1". hunt. 53
lighted flours ’ fish" It.
chord street. an
'l‘f) I ET. -l"ro: :1 one to fiveromne.
'l‘U I E'l‘.- Desirable apnrtlx'selitew-Fll‘ll
svelte-rand sewer connection
immediately. Inquire of 8.11
230tohurrl street, Nor-walk.
in some more the most interesting.
DENKIS & Bingo .
‘ TANTED. ”Cumming.
oral luv-peeve vrk
ANTED. l-B i ecu”
tlernau o i new ,
\AN I‘S. First class
\V ANTED—Competent cherishes-ms!
and waitress. Wages Cid
ll LET .—lionse of eig rooms
modern conveniences with or
Main street
[‘0 l l‘ l‘. For iighimannfncfvutl
poem. \uth power if desired.
ly at
Amer-i ‘.'l on Iii! rim. 1 00.. 7| “My
'l‘l) l. l: 1‘ Four l. mu: roams. hath»
pantry. limit :10 per month. as
cloned or unfurnished, on West W
one. Address West avenue. Norwslk.
hid“
floor. 03 rooms; first floor 4
"0 LFT. ~Cottuge ‘ ' , ‘
acre land by your uni .floi m‘ '
neur- lionnyton station. Thirds be! . '
Rovvuy ion. Ct. luqvii ion «Ont.
'|‘(l I lt’l‘ flit t'flli -»
burn. No. ‘i.‘ lluviq-wnmnue Ap .
in \frs .Vl Louder" 6? West street,”
lluulup to Washington street. And 1
’l‘f) Llel‘. First and second linen, a.
Woodward :Aionne. remit“ nflduwss
stairs; sol iml lloor.‘ as W 'oodwnd amt
rent is: leAm-uf . rooms fl? Wood
menus. rent dili. house ill Woodward era-
Arne :.iromm .‘ls‘ l‘iraf evenly, East Hell'-
walk. rent d5; lion-«9 its) Mal a t. Non»
walk, rent on; v "f incl floor lot? on street.
ELA A._'\\ omiu. ml.
l‘f) I. lu'i‘ lour pleasant rooms grills
bath in [he Jester hniidlns. Infill”
ome. C. Jesse, lll‘o Washington m ‘
. MIN ..9
'1‘0 ltl‘x'l‘. ~l'lcvon piesssut up.
Hillside l’iucr. i-‘IL. ’ limb floor on ‘9,
for slrmi. is}: wound rtllfl lhll’d not)” 6
W nter sir-m til purl of house on
’1‘. ‘.
avenue. Hi; shop Wl h engine and built“:
suitable for Inminmoroould be used
good advantage on 3 machine ebb,
flay mend sire-oi building suitable for Tim
mnuufru luring on W titer strontium
her ground mun and buildings for I“:
and light storage Apply tolls]
Bros. _ “m “we.“
"0 1 El". House. 21‘ Ila! straddles”.
water ulfk rum m; bogus. Ian?” ,
next .A no A» re» once. m
rent tld- llmlln.glflflllwllllem ll ‘
rent Ow; Ilia-J. than .‘i “room? 8 ,
srect.rentl AA atheism
Apply to John ll. Knapp. ll! Wests” if
1 hp
‘U l.l.l‘. A Very desirable he es
, . all modern Improvmuu,
lion. tlvumlnntes‘ walk from down .
«pure; st W Taylor avenue. near
u roe .
‘ll IAI‘Z’L‘ ultimo till Washington .
I sultclllefnr lienartment *
store. illmeuelousl. mun with
new. Isa side entrance for
anddellwring goods. Melt”
for two hex-us and wagons.
rooms. front apertures". m
store suitable for office .,
oeplI . Apll'l’hl «dies 0?
novelty,“ illusions ‘
l ‘llftuzildldi-«Old oedema.2
nose Firm r
listen. st Dsrlsn.C Curing“. . _
llos lbl. listless.
For: sits wlltrsw
lode,“ I)" Lilli). .
demon s Tues it . in“, WA
and kin of on . .
prices. nothing butA To. 1
eml. llropuws pet-tel
you. Minion warns
Whiliveorso men 1‘
lions. l”. (A. no res-Ho '
it tidbit. wfioildlsg
W est avenues
the avenue. Appiymte
:0 a w
l. aspire-3s
Imul'l‘i
Norwalk Chronicler