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Mblllalu post" it Woman's ite-
ilQ corps held a joint installation of
M lastnigbt at D. A. R. Hall. in
- , The work was very credit-
pertained on the part of the In-
this ssiwelt as on the part or the old
on. Fast Commander Britney it
installed the clients of the post.
still ilias Georgie hawthorn of the
Hi‘pti post altars were a‘s follows:
.Idwaril I. Peiton; senior
E. White:
The olden of the corps are Mui-
lows: mount. Iii-s. Kate E. Coe;
senior vice president. lira. Kate Sher-
wood. treasurer. llrs. 11.11. Fairchild;
chaplain. Hrs. Bophronis Perry; con-
ductor. Ali's. Delia A. Wilcoxson‘.
guard. llrs. Elia Faulds; secretary.
Ali's. harsh Reynolds; "assistant con-
ductor. lira. liaryPl assistant
an. Add to
Manhattan is tied with
pisssisg military drill and each olicer
israissjiohjsorhe‘rnewrsnk with
the mm and formal military
makes themya
old any terms-
" W merit
the int unearned-titans»...
a warlike sen;
“Di
of the
pill is sdliillhtorod to thgcbief
. . w «A row viral-gin
E v fl: "iilI m were heartily
thanked for their Mont services. The
latter. lira 3.1. V. Cranmon. was
presented by her m with is
beautiful d-worhsd linen table—cw
or on belief of the corps in recogni-
tion of her faithful s'srvices‘
lira. Coo made a graceful presenta-
tion speesh, in which she said that the
outgoing president had missed but one
meeting of the corps in the two years
of her faithful service as executive of-
deer.
In. Crossnion responded appropri-
ately. saying that she would always
hold the corps members in low and
friendship.
Commander Peiton then called tipon
Rev. A. 8. Kavsnalii for a speed. hit.
Rsvansgh would not take the plat‘
furl. lift lliltic I W address from
his place in the audience. He spoke
of the valiis of "charity and fraternity"
as it ismiapllflsd by the two organi-
“ none. and advised them to mm. al~
ways flir those nobsl ideals. "Tho his-
tory of the soldier." he said. "in tho
history this country Whether or
v v dist it” I hold on the poll-
v thd country. he hits and will
are a deep hold on the hearts
triola and cilia-mi." .\tr Kat.
aaa'gti haiphed with a story of a search
for unworthy pension-r "waivers. in
which only oos‘msn could be found
who did not room his pension. and it
turned out that he was not an old sol-
dier. Hearty applause followed this
speech.
Vidiial Commander Merrill and
hand and slow—
On-rndn Amid. of ‘Duuglss Fowler (
post. followed with Mites. nsd i’ast
, Minder Bradley it Keith talked in
a happy vein about the sorrows at “W
lion in blue.” as they tell their “best
gfrb" ton to the front in '6". "early
was ”given iir. Keith. after
party adiourned to the
wsrsbbuniifully spread
sdibiss. hospitably my.
“M of the Corps " Amy
albeit they are
maniacs
III! susrsuiino.
. yutsrday that the
, hearth hunts mossy basket ball
i
“unwound its-
”aim ofiis rules. This
Wiorhrthecoswssy
laturdayslght.
, it. it. lions re-
sumsaiestlns frost
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sfthinsrlisg.
a peculiar solv'
”sf Vestal. h. V. had been with. Bennett.
W Tho today “in”
IE Undergoes a Very Painful and
“ Delicate Operation.
Allin Ilslnio. the North Main street
“as. underwent a very delicate.
finial and dangerous surgical oper
atlas this morals:
lr. Ilslmo has suffered for some
“stations tumoroftbe tongue. and
I. been operated upon in New York
wnhnut any apparent benefit. tie ii-
pally decided to submit to the removal
of his tongue. in the hope that it
would arrest the spread of the cancer-
ous growth.
To Dr. J. Dumortle. of this city. was
entrusted the delicate operation. He
was assisted by Dr. Schavoir. of
Stamford. and Dr. H. 0. seem. at
South Norwailt. The operation was
performed at Mr. hiaimo's home.
While the operation was successful
it will be several days before the doc-
tors can determine whether Air. Malina
will withstand the shock. If he does
survive the. operation there will be a
marked impediment to his speech.
About twovthirq‘of the tungue was
taken out. it is believed that it is the
only operagpn of the kind ever per-
formed in Norwalk or vicinity.
Puma AND Wiiosnsosin MILK.
Only Thirteen Cows Reinded in Nor~
walk by Commissioner Sprague.
Dr. G. 8. Kendall. of the Board of
Health. of South Norwalit. has receiv-
ed the following letter. dated Hartford.
December 3i. liii'i': .-
Dr. (3. S. Kendall. President Board of
Health. City of South Norwaik.
Conn:
Dear Sir: -in compliance with an or-
dinanct- passed by the City Council of
South Norwallt. requiring all cows sup-
plying min to your city to be inspect-
ed by the stats commissioner on do.
nestle animals. I have the honor to
report that I have recently made ti
pennant inspection of 543 cows sup-
m.“ for your city. and that i
amva favorably impressed with iiit:
also the unitary conditions of their
mdings. i found it necuary'tu
retest thirteen cows as unht to sell
all from: and as m of the
food ,aiso showed it to be of good qual-
ity. clean and wholesome. and l aeo- no
reason why your city is not being stip-
plied with as pure and wholesome milk
as it. is possible to produce.
Respectfully submitted.
W. it. sPiiAtilfin.
Commissioner on Domestic Animals.
NORWALK CAMERA (Ti.i'ii.
Monthly Meeting of the Organization
. at the Control Hub.
{a (broom club recently organized
in The Not-walks held its regular mun.
thiy meeting of the f'ontrsl club-bonito
last night. The organization bits im'ii
named The Nora-hilt Camera club, its
membership representing all sections
of the Norwalits.
The subjects for the past month.
Christmas and December. were vari-
ously illustrated by the different ”Will-
bers. and proved highly interesting,
The subject for January has been chm
son from Longfellow’s Hiawatha.
Chapter xx. "The iv'ntniiicz" the first
twenty lint-s.
i’f‘riiflllii desirous of bot-outing incur
hers may nuikc application to any 0!
the officers. its follows: President.
Airs. V. Ii. Prentiss Lingan; i'icc-llrcsir
dent. litivld Disbrow; secretary and
treasurer. Edgar Ii. Fox.
The next meeting will ”? hcltl won»
destiny night. February 2nd. at the
Central club building. West avenue,
. BAPTIST ('Hi'iif‘ii RBl'NiON .
miiln- Appointed to Have tit-ner-
sr‘Wvorstght or all Arrangements.
fin tilindsy the South Norwalit Bap.
list church splattered a contmlttw‘to
make arrangements for the annual to»
union oi the church. This committee
has since decided to have the reunion
on )hiirsday night. January 20. \‘arb
one commltim have by them been an.
Winiod to look sficr the details. anti
the work of preparation is under way.
The committee having the appoint.
meal of other committees and toe gon-
eral oversight of all arrangements are
u-lsyor w. it. been. (3. .l. Palmer o.
W. Aiken. tits. (3. 1.. Bots and hits. it.
It is their intention to
taste this the best gathering of its
list! ever held by title church.
Detailed notice as to arrsnsemeiiiu
will he “soonest! in a few dsys:
(liltii'ltmli FOR hilt. rose.
l'he Nmaih iron Works mushy
s onevhniidrsil horse
power air compressor to Wilson P
You. at itsvsnstrsw. if. r. a (oi-er
mutant of losih herwsik lit. rot-
is sagusd in the msaaisetsinofdr-
snails and also masts a stone sear
will find that ninety per cent. or more grounds closed 1*
Wily condition of the animals. antl'
Rev. A. S. Kovaosgh’s Quotation “3.92341.
Regarding Failures in Business. In with
it on stilts ms Elli W ....
My, year correspon-
acquaintance
with the e .
dab set touch tic—on any
whom... the same
thimo a year. magmas:
. hum mm. of shells or 0 °
Dnnsand tho w spatisthscu offlarsaaweil
Aganeieslsfnts laying q. kind of that hits u..-
95 Outoflvsry iOOthstltsrt plum" . . . something more
ransolnoossd. tbsnbslttbe “0'"!th
The great moi". ‘ that. after piani-
‘ihq .. W}? asetofstars
Editor Evening Sentinel:—-l have izsteadofm , m, Ill] often
carefully watched The Sentinel to see the case it is u s time that many
if any of the business men of South of the oystsrutsn
Norwalk would make reply to the “a labor to
statement by Rev. A. 8. Kavanagh in grounds of a...
hly Critics and Their Criticisms." De- ”on” to eat up
camber 20. As i haven't seen any re- those on "we".
ply. I send you this. The statement u“, I think it
was. "Ninety-four per cent. of men w, ceut. ofaii a.
who have started in business. fail. Not oysters in this
only statistics prove it. but con ‘prlvste grounds.
Bradstreet. Dun and the rest. and it increase m, my
w...“
and W 090"
it would greatly
have the public
vats use treated
fail in business." in the my; pg, As .it is. these
Now. i used to know a fellow who. grounds m w b, ‘ [ma nuts-
in defense of his method of playing her or man up - of the year;
cards. would always II! "TM” 3‘" not three. as
cording to Hoyle." This habit made it. ”a .9 in.
him appear not only a one who under tron eternal.
stood the game. but also as an author- no.“ g... g is“.
..'__.:i—...t.-———
ity upon Hoyle. As a matter of fact.
it was always a bluff on his.part to an“, mp“ TRANSFERS.
carry his point. The Rev. A. 8. Kat— W...
anagh follows the same method in his Warrantne M W in the ot-
orgument. lie boldly refers to Brad- a. cg a! 13". Clerk.
' . .
street or Dim. when Bradstreet and
Dun flatly contradict any such stato- “a“. m m Ilisabetb spatter.
oft-its Guilt. in lots of land in
debt has
ively free
C. O.
m.ent
Messrs. R (l. Dun & (‘0 say that no 6°],an "a”, Norwalk.
such statement ever came from them rpm 0!“. to Uisahsth Slider. two
The Bradstreet company. who are lots oflasd nflpmd avenue. Nor-
iuslting a special study of such mat- walk
tors estimate that 75 out of every loo Amelia limit“. of sea Francisco,
who start in business succeed. and that u, gm W. flier. tract of land in
of the other. bper cent. some of tho MW. m by Core street
failures are where the assets are. great “a m up...
or than the liabilities. While it is s 34% ml ”0.910. 185 0. 8
failure in one sense. there is no lose A. it Wiiibfll ‘ mi“ and Al-
to the tretiitors. and not much if any fred gm“, m in west Norwalk.
tout to the firms. {they say: :3: Cyrus Water-
“iiusinesa failures in is“. with com- bury. ‘
parisons for preceding years. were dis- . m up John 1'.
cussed January 2. last. the total being Thagolt - two trusted! land near Wife
1509‘ in the i'niisd States. the latest “'3
within the calendar year ever rsport~ r. .3” up M It.
ed. except the aggregate is loss. a year Brothel-ton and B. Walsh to
of tonic. umnlns Him mull hmviv Mary i. Andersen land and buildings
liens failures with tho annusl aversgc at East Norwalk. bounded by hlapitv
proportion failing to sucteetf (those avenue
hating billtlcs and m to pay iobn l-‘ Bennett. to Joseph 8 mm-
the hide”: out it Is found that tilt-tic nlng. land in Norwalk south of Wind
failing to y what they owed and nor pip“-
those merely falling to succeed amount
“minim ll per cent. of the total of iii-
ilivltluuls. firms and corporations hav-
ing an established place of intuition.
illitnmtlt'li its the number falling anuu»
it”) using mort- than they can buy
ranges from Li to 1.3 per cent. of fill
total conduit in business. it follows
that about to per cent. of the toittl
numlit-y reported cngnged in tommcr- The following unicorn of Butler
rial industrial and financial lines .iii- bulge. No. 97. i. 0. 0. iii, were install-
anally slop business owing to link of .«l last night by District Deputy (intuit
nilt't‘i'iisi. Muster Arthur L. Btifiorllt-t. minted by
"This refund lbc saying that 9:. out tho punt officers of the lodge:
of every fill) that start in business x. fi,-~T|ieodorc Tobey.
fall." \', 6,—0. l". Barthel.
Ministers are looked upon its teach- it. 3,...3, ii. Battormn.
ore. and they should be the most t'arc- Trcasnrer-ii'. ii. Smith.
fill of if‘lt'iii‘i‘b. but as a matter of fact “'ardon-\\’illinm Int-ltwoorl
rm many of aihcm are not that I am t'ontluctorM‘bnrb-s Colors.
l-lillif'iimf‘il puzzled to know whether if i. (trunnion (Ionic.
us because of their ignorant-c or of ti. ti.~i-‘rnnit 8! Joint,
lliclr iii'lirf' to win the grim“. lhfll "N‘l' l‘lliiplain- v-iiwiglli tipsultliug
tiiitvqiuit» uiitl ”lihhiall' as they do. u, n, to N. (L flornrti wood
tin iii'i'iviiiiii'i' 22. Lyman Abbott. in i.. 8. to N. fin Jib-hard lhmit.
“waiting tit mainly)» of government. It. :5. 3.” William Jennings.
met-i. "Wu iliti'i' tr ml pulling it lulu i.. H. 8.. .1. iv'. thisiwll.
liil' iiiitiliii of ”W priests and ministers. It. ii. to V. tl.-iv:ol;vanl iv‘ablt-
and, gontiomen. with no disrespect Its l. at, to v, (z, (Mu-go lv'tsito,
my tvlolii. i must hey we. have made it ~ » ~~--~-—-
very poor list of It whenever we have-
tried to govern the world."
tio. with no disrespect to Rev. A. it Mortars. "iii and i'crris Not to Antonio
Kurtinsgh. or to the many lilte him. Management of the Lock Wtii'ith.
ilt,‘ made a “very poor fist" in quoting ”W--.
authorities. and also made a statement iv}. llill. general manager of the Nur-
that. were it true. would ili' most tlis- walk iron Works company. states that
heartening to the thousands of young tlierc iii no truth whatever in the rite
nit-n going into busincss. and also pos- mor. so far as ho is concerned. that ill'
dirty on! a good excuse for failure and John ii. iv'erriti are to assume tho
lo thnfirn whose methods and habits managomont of the Norwallt butvlt fatu
are not such as would insure success in tory. The report was also dcnlcsl at
any business. the lock factory this morning. liotli
sentiomcu sro‘ stockholders in lilo
tvompgny.
COURT NAiiiiUK OFFICERS.
Michael F. Oftcily to )iargarct .t.
()‘Reily. lurid and buildings at Spring
Hill.
__ _.........—.._........~..
”V TH“! LOW-E Oiv'iv'ii' i-‘RS.
iiiittnllml Last Night by l.liitritt flop
uiy Arthur l. Iicitctliti
Nil Tiii'Tii i.\' 'l'lil'I liiil’flli'l'.
-. M..- ......._..
(limittlll i6. 110M}.
Jersey City. N. .f.. Jan. 4. iii”.
. .WW
l.Alilil'.li‘ Ailiiilltih'dili ititif'l‘thi.
Quite an unusttsi programme was ""'
siren at the missionary meeting in the hurt Narruit. Foresters of America.
liotitb Norwitlit t'tmgregatioual church has eluded these WW1
yestrrtlsy aftermath. or. iltuily rm f'iilef name-J. 1e Dyer.
tine gaviv a very interesting and origi— iiubocltisf Banger—1‘. testberisod.
nsl paper on "The Personal Factor in Treasurer-i. It. hatiih.
Iission Work." sod Miss fills Day “sandal lantetaryml. Gilmore.
read a sitting article called "it They Recruiting leeretarynll. leather.
Only knew." Airs. Swarts acted as land.
dirtsrtor l:n lira. RMi's erasure. lisulor Wurlifllrri’. (2. Wiidtiiau.
innhir Warden-mi. Gordon.
hlffifiltit‘h l'lltlt Aim costs i’Mli. senior needle-1f. dictum.
The use and «rats of John fiend". Junior hostile»). We.
who tried to sbtsrt himself Tuesday sf~ Trustee for firm yesrsmli. ii. flor-
ieriioos. were paid last night and be hell.
was normed. it is understood that
Bender is to leave loath Norwaili. sad
not return is the tutors. .
filth? iii lit!
it. John's fish Qi‘
h
“"va A'l‘Wiiil'l’.
rite noise: was: em was eater-
new...
Menus. M m
not spend time '
, tarot mine at f
hylisslssmsssistsihr its Mussolini“ been pro»
Wm.“ wwmmwems
HEAVY KIA!) “Al.
lilESiNEWSBi lilllE
Prominent Dry Goods Merchant
Shoots and Kills Himself.
llllllilli’s NERVE flESEIili llll
m»...-
IhsOpinton'islxprs-sdthaths'fll
lavatobsOarrisdioths Gallows sea. which broke constantly over the
“1mm , Othsr Iftsrnoon bows of the steamer. One of the sea-
- men was struck by a heavy sea and
Dispatches.
Eleanor Teutonic Experiences” Tee-do
eaterh
New York. Jan. d.-The White flint
steam Teutonic. Captain on".
on, which arrived this morning from
Liverpool and Queenstown. experim-
ced very heavy weather during the
voyage. The Teutonic left Quesnsiown
harbor on December 30. at 1:47 p. 1a..
in the teeth of a strong westerly gale.
During the night the wind blew with
carried along the deck. He was pick-
, stunt by one of his shipmstes suffer-
(3, Associated Press.) ing from a broken ankle. During the
New York. Jan. 6.——Wliliam 1. Buck- entire i'orase the wind blew with
”a": who. up w Jon. 1. was a member great fury from the west and north-
0‘. the large dry goods firm of Dunham. west. accompanied by furious squalls
'3‘“.le & Co. of this city. shot and and high seas. The ship sustained no.
killed himself today at his home in.dflm38'—'-
Wave Crest. L. l. Mr. Buckley. who
was wealthy. had been despondent for
some time owing to business troubles “M
Mr. Dunham. sent member of the Suttumbcd to Pneumonia After a. Two
firm with which Mr. , ucltley was con- ““5“ mm?“-
netted for a number‘of rears Mid f0- Stamtorti. Jan ti~iiiciiartl Holster.
day that the discontinue! from whith .igt'tl forty. a well known and promi-
hir. Buckley had been suffering "a meet tttizuu oi Stamford died this
bromilt. he believed. to B In“ extent morning after a too noelts' illness of
b! 3|? Buckley's retirement from 39- pneumonia. Ho sorted as deputy sher-
tive business Mr Buckley'l partner- in under Sheriffs Swnrtz and Clark.
ship in the concern was limited to a son; was one of the tineudhnls in the
period of years. and this term expired famous PortervRiclt case and had ser-
on December 31 last. veil as chief of the fire department.
The family Willi it 10 be 1111113le He leaves a wife and four children.
that so. Buckley killed himself acci-
tlentally.
SH BRIP‘F ROifiTER DEAD.
(‘OFTS IN THE PORTER—RICK
CASE.
Stamford. Jan. 6.—-8tatc Attorney
Samuel i-‘esensden says that while the
He “first Way to the Iinst Violent costs in the, Porter-Rich case cannot
Hysterital Outbreaks be accurately estimated at present
...___..__ they will be considerable. The ex-
Sau Francisco. Jan. lip—«A special to "on” to,- "pen witneesu will he 37.
the Call from San Quentin prison says 500. and the type-written abstract of
that Theodore Durrant has 'broken the case. which is voluminotm. will be
down completely. When visited by his 83 000. Other expenses wt)! add £2,000
parents or friends he controls himself to these amounts. which must all be
and simulates calmness. but alone with paid by the plfltifl.
his guards he gives way to to the most
violent hysterical outbreaks. rolling on 60V. woman luaunuuam.
Bosioh. Jan. 6,—dGoverasr. m
Di'itAN'l’ ms swims bows.
the door in the cell. screaming and cry
ins. His nem- seems to have «our Wolcott took the oath of oloeasohief
pleteiy forsaken him. and the opinion maelstrom of this common-II at
is espresied by the prison odicisls that noon today; for the second that lib
the condemned man. whose attitude of political career. before a job: unsea-
estlra ssibposuasion and cool innit. tion of both branches of the lat-t»
foresee ever since his arreit has been tors and in tbeprtsenoeofaiatlelso
”remarkable. wiiihareoobeearrisd $1:ny of his fellow Bill-ass. who
to tbs gallowa v . crowded the aisles of the lions of
Representatives to overflowing.
MAY ”AV; BEEN MURDERED. '
A Returned Klondiker with ”5.000 to
ills Credit is hilasing.
REED DID NUT APPEAR.
Brncktnn. la... Jan. 6.—-John Band.
alias Greenhm. tho aligsd swindlc.
whose friends deposited 84,500 for his
Tacoma. Wash. Jan. d.mlwr Rum" hero todly to snow. a
2i iasii John w. Horn left nan ii‘r - "him 0' swindiing Harlin W00“: 3
. ism for Seattle with a letter of cmlii WMKW'W' farmer. out 0' ’4- 500. I.“
for s- 5000 issued by a Sim mutt-m September. did not soccer when his
bank. siuco which litm- nothing has ”180 W” called in ”if DON“ court ”If!
been seen or heard oi him. Horn was' row-noon. The mun immediately or-
.i rcturnctl Kloniilkcr. and a letter lu- “WM "H“ ““4“ default b“ "corded:
day from relatives in Eldonflowa. sug—
gests that ptietdbly he has been mur-
dered. Police at. San Francisco ~ and Amsterdam. Jan. ti.—-—Tho NOWGKilD
Sound cities have been unshic to bark .\ 1009: from 3" 5h 10'
loam anything of him slut-c he stepped Hamburg. WM”! was "W h"?
on ”W north-imam! boat. ”W" “WW" “1 Tonal "Id mmfldl
pulled off, capsized while being towed
to Nit-use Diep and is a total loss. No
loss of life is reporie‘.
('APSIZED AND is LUST.
GIVEN l'i' .\|.l. litli’i-Z,
San Quentin Prison. l‘al Jan».
Theodore iilif'f‘iifll bus ,tvmlrely gmvu
up hope and in him his ililili'i'. Hm
ruin" over iiiiii owning niiii iii" tit-sit
COSVIf'TS QUENCH A FIRE.
New Yfll'it.r-iiill. b.-—Thcrc Was n
that in» l’uiinil mute» and Firm" Mini" fire in bins Sins urimn miter.
t 'mtriu son cloml in .ill/fitttiitl up mum! i’t' W'aliinl “it from it furnace.
pools or illiliiiidiifillti tm mils iii'ili) “'1' convict “r0 ill'iKflliP qucnuviwti the
on; tho ”mutton limb on mm mm Mom him about 32m damagi- find
tlntvrel flint tluv yuungnr Ilurruiti \tlll lumii clone.
lvi- liltiittml nit Filthy. 'f'liv f‘itiliil'llliti of cm"
mini line i'i‘iv'iiiiii hirif‘illiiti t'tiniminv liiNNAb bMii'l‘il liii' ilifli'i‘inN
lilill front lit-t. \i'illium itavivmr .. lolumlvutv Ohio .lan v3. ’ilic M'flli-
t'tiiiui'i-aailoudl ministcr from San metal contour tmiay is. l‘iiiiliflmi mmrv'
Vl'iiiil'iiu’lr. what. This null-Hutton i'tiliiiilllf' in on
.. liw deft-naive. s "the count of unit-
it'Mlidti ii'li l iiiv. fill” i‘ iv‘li ms”; stands i is with "W it'tccrina com-
Grafton Muss. Jiiil ti \‘ntires new niliieea ator ilnima is beaten
boon [united in the totion mill» of tho rho upposi on tluitn from 6 to 1 ma.
ifl'iuiit'i'iiiii,‘ Manufsttltrlng mmnauy at itiriiy agniiivt limits and that they
lv'lshcrvillo nunoutuiuu that the wagon and swevr making occasions to
of the umpitiyt‘cs will be rctiucctl on ibtdr v The tipptiaition in ppm
.lantutry if. The amount of tbtv rc- wry busy defending its ranks. as the
tint-thin has not bot-n made but it is liaunn workers are bite-r tin- doubtful
tiiouglit the cut villi be about iii pcr members constantly and Mo startln'l
«col 'l'ib‘ milk I'Mliiiw 54") ”Will- itot tires for some of them at their
homes. '
iiilO'l’ ABOVE 'i’flitmm'l‘.
Knobnoster. "0.. Jan. i.--David lay. AMEN LABOR PROBLEM.
a prominent farmer of this vicinity. Albany N i'. lsu o—An effort to
entered the residence of Dr. 0. 1’. Note solve tho alien labor problem is in be
nodie last night. and Mill! DWI” I! made in the legislation this winter at
the doctor. The doctor returned the the instance of tits worklngiucu of the
liro and shot lsty just above the heart state. A bill has linen prepared and
Physicians pronounce the wound far will be iotrodowi by Assemblyman
fill. The «satire of the shooting was en t: J Clark. providlls for a tax on low
alleged insult by Kernodls to tire. bay. lasers who are not tvltlsens A simi-
last Saturday. Airs. lay was with her lsr law is now in turns in Penn-
husband in the fight. , syivsola
DOWN A fiHAi’l' 'ro DitA'l'ti. ililldlfl" mil lelMN mauuutturs.
Slim. Wash" Jan. s.-csptaln W. t'hicago. Jim. bw‘i’ho women oi the
It. flail. superintendent of the great ansilisry to thoifihicago (tuba «irritate»
land. ii. cases go too of one hundred held a meeting at
lug down the it into the false last the home of the unwary. tire. it. til.
«vetting. when he lost his footing and Purity. and discussed plans for it to»
fell to the senofmt level. in the fall fir! fund to be sent tho tzohan insur-
his body was reduced ion lolly. death gents. It. was decided to appoint a
being instantaneous. committee to wait on the pasture of
churches and fitment: theta ‘l for
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lili front UM!“ (WWW
(lilioalu. Jail. PM alias "Kill"
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great force. causing a very heavy head '
new rent. m. 0-4. Wills. the .
Washinstoo street.
to in“. 12:” to d:
in. 'i to s.
but
WANTED—annual up.
keeper. cashier or cloth. M
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branch oiloa of heating]
“not. Norwallt.- » ,, .
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NR SALE—Reduced
heaters. South Norwsih .
company. it Bonthlain
FOR SALMORee mlll.,8 M
t’o-ln. comb. spice caddy. 1 vv
:1 counter scales. 3 ill. ..
belting. em” Butcher’s m,
2 icc boxes fixaxz, 20-foot
butcher's blocus. 2 curl
if. rail; Estey organ. 1.. Ii ,
Madison and Franklin It!“ f
mu SALE-cheap. Portland U fl
1.. u. Decker, 79 Washington”
FOB SALE—The Runner
mu SALE—it you want a grind
ayatollah. ovary“
forged. So. Norwalkluw.
r0 LET—With a:
dished re“. shit is
Two minutes from
railroad station. ‘
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ro Lev—cm dose or live
No. it Elisabeth street; insist
the premises ‘ '
m LE'l'wipartments d It: ..
with all modern im‘
'ti l'nion strait. A in ii
H Smith. 39 W m, . ,
walk ‘ 14
To LET—ice houses and fee pond.
the old Westport PM. Apply
Edward S. (”hurt-h. on their”.
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to our House. corner of Sort. and:
Washington street. Poss-sins; Jar
nary lst. l-‘or particulars apply to
Jacob ii. Dayton.
ro LET—Pleasant turn ' , v
to Madison street. ‘ ' ‘
dimmed.
r0 LET—Seven rooms. 07 in
avenue: liusic Hall Nook.
'tor onus: first floor. time
no ward avenue; Iru loop
roo‘n‘gfalio. if) Union ltrsst. I.
Woodward.
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South Norwsik, ‘i'. 3.
agent.
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depot and the m ,
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return to iiiii Mon.
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repaint Ten years Mary
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