injuries to Alvin sud... not
Serious, Though Severe.
tum duh lulu
””me
W‘WMM and
'hswasleldlastfintille-
' llssssd.
Alvin Nickerson. who was injured
yesterday alterpoon while running the
elevator at lounsbury. liathewson &
company's iactory. is getting along
,nleely at his home. 31 Orchard street.
Dr. Clark. the attending physician.
has ascertained that no bones are bro-
ken. the only injury sustained by the
young man being some painiul bruises
on his lug. ,
The young man is thoroughly iamilo
iar with the running of the elevator.
lie had started irom the cellar to carry
Illl I track. Just as the elevator start-
ed the truck ieil over. knocking him
down. ills legs. which protruded.
caught between the elevator and the
side oi the shaft when the elevator was
half a dozen inches irom the iloor.
imkily the truck handles over-reach
ed the elevator platform and taught
the lame oi the collision. or the young
man’s legs would have been :ruahml
'or taken ofl.
Young b‘ickerson had the printout-o
oi mind to at once stop the elevator.
and other employees went to his and:
but it was ionnd necessary to rem! to
the Nonalk iron Works ior two ma-
chinists. who removed a portion oi ttu
work about the elevator and extricat~
ed the young man alter he had been
about liteen minutes in his painiul W
sitlon.
llr. Nickerson exhibited a great deal
at serve and bore the ordeal maniully.
Aiter it was over he was carried to a
coach in waiting. and taken to his
home.
manna an nous.
ltarll’l We. Visits anta-
lam wlihlr: Che-mu
A mutt" of John ll. Stariu
came up iroIl New York yesterday ai- :
ternoon and visited lloton Point. in
company'with Contractor iv). Thomes.
The point where it is proposed to
construct the new deck was measured
and it was iound that it would be tire-
esaary to make it over seven hundred
loci in length to reach water deco
enough to permit the landing oi thr-
large Starla steamers.
The dock will be 25 ieet in width for
the most part. and at the end. over the
water. will be a dancing pavilion. it);
so ieet.
it is expended that work will be
commenced at once on the dock and
pavilion.
MIME.
ammo—mum Mlilwm in the Army hull till do» will i
ism-Ir. lirehard.
Deputy ilheriil Lyon well! to ilarictl.
Wednesday night. and attached a gra~‘
phophone owned by Homer hirrhard.’
to satiety a claim at $21. which Addie
Brendan. a daughter oi liiram litan-
dUe. claims is due her tor service
while empkryed by lit. and am. llirvh
on! when they resided in idem Nor
walk.
lliss Wattage is represented by M3
torm- “DIM" ‘ lit-ugh. and Mr.
illrnharti. who disputes thc claim. and
It.” be Will “ill. the mac to the end.
had mined Attorney John ll. Light
to lnoit after his interests
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“Inhabit W Mos or lirrmirn.
m ill luau-lion (ti Milt-er» its!
night. [toasty and l’ice~preaitifllt oi
the Grand Lodge John Mmhrlng par:
rm WWI. assisted by lilo-it
std taster as vlre-pmihi. sad Adan»
mall-it as «snow. Refreshments
were served sitar the work.
W
. m. ”emanation,
m M lstaal Aid Mom
has met lac Missile death benefits-
vac has-cw allies listen. tram
'W .ul lladirniu ti m
1.1:! t’ieveiatld “hill.
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' flags-as“;
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mm...” YEAR’S lifl’llllflllll
nwmlnamm morons- aunt
iaghadntthsonureh
Annual Meeting of the First Con-
gregational Church at Norvalk.
The Trinity church birthday party.
held yesterday. netted about 8160.
was an melon oi much enjoyment to
the large number present. both in the1
siternoon and evening. This amount
will go toward swelling the building-"ITAL ”Elam“, Is now 5“
fund oi the church.
The plan carried out. was that eachi
Benevolent. .
member or the Smith! school and m1 "“WW
gragation. or former members. should Minotaur—Ln Interesting ‘0'
contribute at leaatkone cent for each moithsrarish We
year of his or her e, and there was a
general compliance with the request. 1 WorkAmong throes.
The Sunday school pupils brought in:
their contributions at 3: 30 oclock ‘ 11"- annual meeting oi the First
The scholars were entertained ior an: C
hour with memo“ on the grapho ongregatlonal church war. held last
phone. and reireshments were served. 1am”
in u", evening the older Milli! had‘ Arthur B. Hill read a report for the
their party in the Sunday school room. 1your past. which showed thirty-two
The walls were adorned with pictures”... members received though as
irom the Ladies' Home Journal notice-1
lion. and they whre much admired. .eighteen were '0“ by death and flew"
lira. Norris 9‘! several readinu in by remoyal to other thurchea, the net
her inimitable way, and happy remarksfllln in membership '88 but three
were madebyltcv Fredericw. Norris. The total membership in 544 Mt
'—'*""—"—"‘ Hill reierred to the pertcct harmony
m “WWW which prevailed in the church which
mum they W hen . he said was a cauae ior thankiulness.
Venison “mum laiheis. Emile Boyer. treasurer. then gave
his report. which showed that. in spite
of the hard times. the benevolence oi
the church had been well.{.3 ii’llltlinincd
There has been considerable turmoil
among the braves oi Cockcuoc Tribe oi throughout the ”If .3.
Red Men on the Norwalk reservation . lira Georgie Taylor "u. mg”), ml“.
owing to the apparent iailure oi thrilling"; follow” with a” jumping”
great chiets oi the state to iorward m 3 report at this branch oi the t-“hunh :»
the local lndiansacharter giving them “on" ”3"" ”"9 "in M "m
the fish! oi rcmgnition. needy homes she had visited. were
.shown and the "little mothers.’ who
7"” Wt "we” ““48"" "'3‘ "W have the constant care oi smaller sis-
charter had bcen sent and the keeper 3,.” and brothers. We“, referred to m.
"1 records 0' “Winn"? "We “mi"! being quite pleniiiul in Norwalk m.
that it had been received. Sachem W?" aaln “,5"..qu
Henry Matinee ‘0 whom “W 37"“ him. A ii. "iii the-h gate the report
”m" ”35" “i" charter had been 3'“ ' oi the Ladies' mutation, which was
""9“". ““0 declared that tho Wk” ' shown to have rctcivul almost 3| lot)
13"” must “"3 captured "'9 '1'” “ for the renovation oi the interior oi
ment 1 the chttrth and to burn assisted some-
Yesterday. as the anthem was or what tor the Whilst? The benevo—
”I‘m“ “ ‘1'“ clouct h” tound 'hclleutea oi the association which in-
missing ”W l“ the original Wk‘ Hinder; the Kings Daughters. were
“3- Just 5‘ it M been 9"“ I“ M“ 101mm to last year. and the total raised
who! “030W 0'1"” “i" m'hcm “ , by thc ladies reached between it on
absence and his wife. thinking it was . and Si. 70,.
an advertisement tor hair restore-r onl (’ 'l‘mker it“? a rcwrt 0‘ the
Indian aagwa. c”! it aside who" it deal this fund. toe communion oiier-
hai lain ior many months.
The sachem's apologies to his tribe
have bass was. but they refuse to
smoke the pipe oi peace until they
finding of the long lost charter.
Yihclkflanlt.
The marriage oi lira. Sarah Gault oi
i'ompo to Samuel ll l‘itth oi .‘liftlv
ton. took place at the bride's home last
night. in the present c of thc immodiatc
iamily. itcv. Kcnucih Mililit'lllli'. of
Memorial churth pcriormed the lt'l'i"
mony The bride was attired in a
gown oi gray silk with silk and iam-
lrimmlngs. Following
t'alcrer licKlyn served
least.
i
u
lalvation Army
The (.‘olumbian band is to rcmam
here one night mm. A real arterial
salvation meeting will be trondm-mi bi
lug ton atrcct brltigr Those who but.
not board the band boys should lulu
advantage or tonight 5 trio-cling it i
foam-ted that Adjutant Herbs-rich will
lend. .\ big crowd will be rain-fled.
l'nmt' early. taut night ill:~ ball was
packed to the limits.
WhattsOnlngon’l’onight.
Annual martin; oi Woman's Fort-lab
‘ilsslorlary mflfly at tho Norwalit
Methodist church.
The Sun": Fire Police will elect
"lice".
"ripe "use ”mill”, will hold an ad.
learnt-d meeting.
The men's and ladlcs' rhoruan oi
ibu- Arlon illnging society will hold a
rehearsal.
. maflmw. ..
rise badge Whist Players
The lalllcn M lb! l'lhc lathe W'hial
at the lump- oi hire ”liver i6 Willam
lira. ll.
urinal-r oi the second prise. ”The mt
residuum oi lira. John ll. Ferris. Wes-t
ain't-t.
a“... m...“
Vsasdtslaldalassptiaa
Th4- ‘l’riaity t'linrrh «tub held
near tutors.
4......“
mangle-s
have a venison supper to celebrate the 1
the continuity. .
wedding '
club played willie yesterday arterial-m
21 West flvfllill'. 'l‘he honors oi the
alteration MI in libs lm K'eier. and
WMIWIW’ “mom was the
meeting will be two weeks he." at the
mmawluuumm
‘ingo which are used for toilet oi the
needy
Rev. 1' K. Noble gave the report oi
the prudential committee, which ahowv
ed a prosperous year staially and nth
erwiac.
The reports oi the Sunday school
‘etlperintendent and treasurer and ol—
licore oi the t'hrietinn Endeavor am—
My will be given out Thursday night
when chin-rs will bo- elected.
i
1mnamoum 0? E0303
Clubs invited to last Ira Henrotln
at the Central club.
The i'cntral club will common the
council oi the State l’mlcration oi
“'nlllwll'ri clubs at imp-limit. February
:27. The local clubs are invited in mm
the mute tlfllvcl‘s in the atternmn.
5 Mrs. Ellen M. lienrotin. president
general oi the National Fulcruiion oi
“'tlml‘iib illilll‘ will be ”in guest oi
, htlnnt
Mrs iiv-llrntiu's name will always in»
aumiatld with "1' Worlds lair. its
she'll as our oi iht principal promoters
oi the great «awaitiou and was heard
by thousands on the grounds. licr
lilihilltfli. aim, as leader oi the unthin-
.ai Intros oi womcu'a clubs. makes the
H’cumll club iecl highly compliments-d
‘to have her as u gut-st.
While in Novwalk Mrs. iicurmlu will
bc cntcrtainrd by her iricnd. Mrs. No.
irlc.
Ira. lswktrt's liuging.
'i'lla- iollowlng is irom lllc Nun i’ork
Musical t'ourior. being a criticism oi
,tlra. Ncwklrlt'a singing at ilw l’muh
msmdou. iu llrtaiklyn. last Saturday
1 Mrs Lillian ilherwrxaiq'S‘t-wklrk has
to large and dramatic and ruminant
mic». and is an admirable acquisition
in a contort programme. im us hcr
gilt-limit- work ivlaluty m is her hear
Slur work satisiactmy. When a singer
has "stalled Mrs Ncwkirk' a dam iii
an, she may attempt to sing "illitar
Mir» Prayer." nod hope to make some
ohrct. in thr- dunl with bit. Rubin".
the calm blended finely "
NW
Lastlsatlagoiths'aslt
The trusting at the Norwalk iii-till»
:diai than h last night was one oi units.
final interest. The usnn was thmnsed
"it? with purple and in reaptraae to it".
weekly meeting last night at the real.
dean- ui I. it. Palmer The ”vault!
"admit was strict one. mat-ling at
only ot a recitation or William Taylor.
as the milera desired to attend the
. birthday party at Trinity church.
on want to hold a muslin. la ille.ths last meeting oi the week and s
l'. A. Wd‘s eahmtatioa and invia
ratios the altar was rapidly surround»
with howling seekers tor peace in
t'krist. Tantalum were given by
thuar who have lawn «aborted during
the special aervirva. Tonight will b'
glam attendance is knitted tor.
V r. Acton hail, titan summed
gumlaistrator oi the estate or the late
it: . .
N. FRIDAY. JANUARY 14 1898.
The annual
council, Royal 1
night by Deputy
suavelly. oi N
stated by Acting
Fleetwood cou- Haven. The
council was i be in a most
prosperous com The degree was
conferred upon ll. leanings, at West
ell-eel. ,.
The grand then installed the
onieers oi Shermuepuneii. as iollows:
Past Regent-m l". Hearse.
Regent—W it. Raymond
Vice Regent—4M William L. Weed.
Dutch-William 1’» handle.
Secretary—4’. A. Wis.
Collector—J
. Guide Ray. of
Chaplain—J
outdo—Beam its-luau
Warden—Cm alsswmu.
Sentry—W Godfrey.
Trustee for TIM Years—George l".
Beam.
Representatives til the tirand t oun-
cil Regent m 3.!" Beam; alter-
nate. William 1’. Host.
. Speeches were maria by Regent Souv—
elly. Guide Ray M Regent lv'leetwood.
and Orator m oi Davenport
council. New Harem: and the members
oi Sherman council.
a banquet was mad and a delight-
iul social “new.
IMAM no am.
W.
palm-tam by W Deputy
m.dw.
District Deputy Lisa. oi Stamioroi.
installed the newly Olectéd tlmt't‘l'il oi
Kahuna component. I. 0. (l. 1"" land
night. They are I lollowu:
ChieiiPatrlmh-efletchcr \‘au Him-
sear. .
Senior Warden—4. P. licaly.
Junior Warden—George 0. t'roaby.
High Priest-4'. ll. Belleck.
ilcribe~8L John llcrrlll.
Treasurer-B. 8. Keith.
Outside Sentinel-«James l-‘. Kcnucy.
inside Sentinel-um Eaton.
.\ delegation from the Standard
lodge was mat.
a
“Wham .
Miss Alice Fitch. who icll on the
walk in front oi the (‘cnirai club-
house and sustained a severe tractor»
nl her arm. in better. thought alto still
carries the injured per in splints
and may have to r ; some tinw.
Quilt a num dim tell on
the lame slip ’\_“;. that tiny but
.liiau l-‘luh w r only one who om!
icred any serious injury.
Rooms were Crowded.
The joint meeting oi the .llcthmllsi
.tnd liapt‘tiit churches in the South Son
walk llaptist church last night was om-
oi unusual profit and internal ltci.
.t. :6. Kavanagh led the meeting. Thvrc
Wcrc many testimonies. and a marlin!
emotional apirii prevailed. 'l‘lw lib-l
meeting oi this week at this church will
be held tonight at 7:45. All arc wol-
t'flml'.
Total Abstinence Social.
The social oi hit. Joseph's Twill! Ah-
aiitwncc society was largely intruded
in Music Hall last night. (inside oi the
society wort- present irom Siniuiord.
ilridgciiort and llanbury. Music tor
dancing was providrd by .ilrasrn. sill'll'
uni. liver and lit-tie. Ilt'lrv'ltl’iillcilla
were served at iulcrmlaaiou.
lines lasutns Operations.
l’aua. lll.. .lan. li- Alli-r onc mouth
shuiulowu on Il’l‘oflill oi incorm-tncse
oi locales and «linen-noes its-tween up.
orators and miners revisiting there-
irom. the i’euwell tlual Mining coni-
pauy's mines have resumed mmtlons.
all dllinrenccs between the company
and men being sutiaiactorliy adiustcd.
'i'wo hundrnd minm are employed.
WNW m.
Allfl'fllilt’. ilouth Alumna. Jan. to-
The third test crickcl match between
the Australians and the visiting ling~
liaii eleven began lrvday. M lio- claw-r
oi play the Australians bad lit'ili'l’tl 3m
runs ior two wickets. "acting was not
out for m runs.
Mania-One ill.
New York. Jan. iiwiievten oi the
crew oi the American bark Mom.
which arrived at quarantine last even,
tag from itaniia. wm valeting from
burl burl, «mauled during the cop
age. They will be removed to the ow
vine hospital at L's-ileum. it. 1., tor
treatment.
WWW
Vancouver m». Wash” .laa. N.
«The report that an advance party oi
ihs'anvuamaat momen- use
toissretarmi'rtasyslgatoa
the sis-law Wm bola Portland is
. the parish.
LATESTNEWSBY WIRE
Dissension iii a Serious Character
in Sl.'“dl’ll'ii Parish. Mystic.
It ,.
m ltriktng of Blows Harrowly Av-
erted in the Course oi lotus Spirit-
ed Remarks-cause oi all the
Trouble.
(13! Allocated Press.)
Mystic. (7mm. Jan. ll.-A dissolution
oi amour carious nature in St. Mark's
parish oi the Protestant Episcopal
church reached a climax last night
when at a meeting oi the instills-rs oi
Rev. Eugene itriggs. iound him-tell at
variance with his vestry on matters
financial. and in the course oi rather
spirited remarks succeeded in so stir-
ring matters up that the striking oi
blows was narrowly averted and the
thrilling broke. up in disorder. The
scene. as described by one oi those
present, was as ioiiows:
i-‘or sumo time the rector has been
lr ring lrotthlc with his parishioners.
and eliorta have been repeatedly made
to secure tho trunaier oi Mr. Briggs to
more other parish. tic has been com-
plaining oi our failure to pay him his
lull salary and last night's meeting war.
tor the purpose oi bearing a report oi
a committee appointed by .‘ir. Griggs
to look into the financial condition oi
llctore the meeting it bo-
camo noisetl almui that the prospective
report oi the committee would prove
unfavorable to Mr. (lriggs, and when
the time came ior its presentation Mr
(irigga reiused to examine the report.
The rector addressed the meeting. and
in the course oi his remarks called the
members at the meeting tramps and
blacklegs. This aroused the ire oi
tome oi his hearers and a tow made a
movement toward the clergyman. lie
thrcntened to siltmt :my' one who
toothed him. finally
broke up in dimmer. lieauwhiic the
situation is somewhat chaotic.
Prom another source motes the in-
formation that W. W. Kellogg. St,
Mark's actilor warden. has three times
vluiimi Bishop Williams ill Mlddletown
to urge the romuvstl of Mr. tiriggs. Th.-
litlior rciusm to resign and claims the
parish owe him bane salary. The
Members admit this is partially true.
but insist that llr. tlrlggs cannot ithl'o
A trio [lmllitln at St. Mark 9‘. Tim i'lf‘f—
gymnu «alive to .llyx-tiw two your.“ ago.
The incl-ting
wmnm mm A mm.
A lockville Kill Owner Probably
Fatally Injured
Rockvlllc, lit-c. ll~ l'larwnw ii, timid
proprietor 0! the lltwitvlllt'. Mill mm-
pnuy. was probably lutully injured or
ii o'clock this morning by being whirl-
ed several times about an upright
shutting.
Both leg.» were broken. tlilt- oi his
arms friti’llll'Pll. a thumb turn oil, and
ho had sow-mi acuip wounds and is
lyiruivaiily injured internally.
Thorn is little laxasibiiity ni his ro-
mvery irom the injuries. lie was
thirty yearn oi age.
noun mail me “All.
A Prmn'lnout Physician oi a linuesota
Town Commits luicida.
Ilicucoc, Minn. Jltll. li.»-Ilr. t'. ll.
Day. one oi tin- leading physicians oi
Minnesota. committed suicide last on»
nlng. llc catered the gun store. of
William lrstico and asked to borrow
a revolver. stating that he wished to
shun at atarget. immediately upon
receiving it he placed the weapon in
his numth and dlia'hnrged it. the cou-
lonta going out through the top oi his
head. death being almost instantan-
nuts. llr. my was a non oi the late
Dr. liar. tor liltmn years ismlmastcr
at iii. i'nul.
In
W
‘l‘woloyswho Wanted to Ian What
mom-wanna.
ill. Imus. hilt. .lau. it. lienry lie»
Peck and ileorgc llrl'wk. who were
arrested Wednesday night charged
with attempting to wreck s Wabash
wr traluon the bridge near ill.
Charles. lira. have made a rumination.
The two ialya. Clio art- bruthm. gave
no Miler man» than that they wants!
to see what the train would do. They
lied laid an oil hos amigo in such a
prisitlml that the next train would have
been derailed had not a watchman lib»
mined the oiaararlioa.
Malena“ Instant.
iridium :as lit-«mm.
lsriasayysarsoasstthelsslias
mmuwashmm
IEHING BlilllE UP IN DISORDER .
the ventry. the rector hi the church. ,
nonhuman mm
my)!” Open an Unlocked late-
rirsdilpon while heaping.
West Goalten. Conn. Jan. Hawtho-
glnru operated here and at Gosheu
Center early this morning.
in the iormer place Smith at Son's;
More. in which the poatolllce la locatod.1
was entered about 1 o'clock and the’
sale blown open. the burglars over-i
i
1
looking the fact that the sale wanton?
locked. Only a small amount oi change
was secured.
At the ("entire the burglars. iarcd but:
let. 'i'hcy entered the general store oi‘
.(‘liarlcs .l. Porter and secured about
:20.
John Porter, who sleeps over the
store. was awakened and saw three
men leaving the store. He tired at
them with n shot gun. but they escap-
ml in a carriage. Porter thinks ho bit
' one oi the men. as a trail oi blood was
ioulld on the ground this morning.
There. is no clue to the identity oi the
then.
FORGED BIB “GUAM
Dir Tattoo Sykes’ Testimony in the
Suit oiilr. Daniel Jay.
Inndou. Jan. li.—~Sir Edvard Clarke.
0. (,1, opened in the claimant today in
the soil oi Daniel Joy to recover irom
Lady Sykes, wiic oi Sir Tattoo Sykes.
Burt, the sum oi L’ "v.87”, blotted to the
deiendant in lulu: on the security oi
notes apparently signed by her hus-
band. t'ounscl pointed out thc ”absur-
dity oi the suggestion" that a man oi
the wealth of Sir Tattoo Sykes. able to
obtain any sums on easy terms. should
employ his wile to borrow mom-y st."
cretiy at do pt-r cent.
Sir Tattoo Sykes instilled that he had
never heard oi .\lr. .iay until May. i897.
when the payment oi the notes was da-
manded. The signatures. bc contin—
ued, were not his. Lawson Walton. Q.
(‘., i-rossvexamincd Sir Tattoo Sykes.
' and showed him thc checks which a
Monte Carlo banker yesterday testiiied
Sir 'l’attnn had signed and afterwards
repudiated. The baronet scrutinized
the checks and [smitively denied hav-
ing signed them. He said the story
oi the banker lair. bowl!” on the sub«
loci was a fiction.
"Do you suggest." asked hir. Walton,
"that Lady Sykes has been forging
your name?"
"i would rather not discuss the mat-
ter." replied Sir Tattoo.
”When did you first aat't‘rtaill Lady
Sykes had. lorged ' your signature?"
counsel then asked.
"Maybe it. was twelve years ago,"
answered the witness. "The lira! lor-
gcry Wilt! ior gloom, "In December.
till»; i became aware that my signature
haul been iorgwi in a number of trans-
at‘lltllll-i."
nus-r CODA" 1.00131).
Vice-president lakes Way with its
Capital Itock oi 880.000.
lmtlsrillc. Ky. Jan. li.~\i’illiaut
iivinm-kc. vice president and manager
oi thc Kentucky Trust company. but
it‘ll Ult‘ city. leaving behind him a dent
oi assignment. but no property oi con-
sequence. ills personal liabilities are
not known, but are lmlicrmi in be
largo.
The trust company appears to have
1 how-n looted. ii is said that not only is
its whole capital stock oi Minna! tllfilil'
pitted. but that thr- stmkholtlcrs will bc
rallcd upon to make good a large num-
ber of bomb-i which thc trust company
had issued and guarantor-d, but which
have on assets back 0! ileum. The Oil"
till-site have dwindled down to about
:1.th and there was no mom-y or coi~
iatcrnl in thr- vault.
ll'hctllor lininccke bi subject to rrim~
innl primbtlotl the directors oi the
trust mmpany will not say.
mw.m~...m..
ounawsoau W.
Little interest or Anxiety lsaiisstsd
at Washington
Washington. Jan ll ----- Thu l‘uintu
were bad suinidedrd entirely today
and little interest or anxiety was man-
iiested in it in oiilclal circles. l'resi»
dent. McKinley was unusually rm
irom callers and oven the oilicnmkcrs
were not on hand in their usual num-
bers. The lint congressional call"
was Repair" lit-well oi New Jersey.
who Pattie at ball past nine o'clock.
ilhortly Mme illzllll o‘clock lleprrwn
tative tlmsvenur. oi Ohio. and Senator
l’latt. oi thmnerticut. put in an ap-
pearance. but none oi than» visitors
discussed ioreigu aiiaira with Mr. lit»
Killlsy.
or delimit-a appointed by bus oi
trade arid «summit! tnr'aaiaationa to
the My "invention heather to
date i‘lt.
””0,th
Washington .laa. lt- Perish calla
prevails in ,llaraaa wording to dip
Intakes received bylaws Danny is
“theirs“ m. isstslakt
'9‘ as some
Iron SALE—Reduced price is
1 FOR SALE-J! he
uni’c ' r." nourivnu. ‘
removed to the new has
toll: 46 12.30“)“ WV
"H.710 10.,
wan-no.
WAN’l‘Eb—Yhtlfl waills‘
ployment or any kind—.Aildrau
Sentinel oillce.
”W won this.
heaters. South Norwalk 3 1
company, 42 South lialu street ’
l
rem mi." ,,
east end at Cattle" bridge.
1'. B. Grillln. scent. macaw
mat-y.
FOR BALE—Our Imperial Giants are
made oi the best quality llama la-
bscoo.andmakeanldealholldayglit
toasmoker. Price,onlyflahlll.;—
60!!!!th 25 cigars The Old W "
Cigar 00.. manufacturers. ‘
FOR BALE—ii you want a good
if! the ii. a 8., every blade
lulled. Io. Norwalk 116w. 00..
So. lain street.
flsowill buyachoies building-
woman: one oi the m
streetsothonthliorwaik;ku,ggy
healthiul; walk laid. watering-o
and petition for sewer la elreab
:31. Partlcnlarsoi'l'aylortogl.‘
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5' is
70 LIT.
’I‘O LET—First floor 44 8min street.
All conveniences. Rent 811. Applyl.
in w. W. heater. Croitu & Knapp. or
oi Taylor E Golden. Washing mast.
ill ”it
1
T0 LET—Five rooms on second
at «it Orchard street. Norwalk.
iii
To l rtmeuta No. 03
llain Iiodern in m
iive rooms rent 815, M- Q
once. Also other rents at 81 unduly
Addreu or apply to Ira. Yum
42 East avenue. East Norwalk. an»
1‘0 LIT—With or without - .
nished rooms at 10‘ -
tor emcee; first floor. three m
69 Woodward avenue; that door. in
rooms. No.10 Union street. I. A.
Woodward.
To RENT-Flat sis rooms in Faulkner
Block, east end Canine m
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ii i!
South Norwalk.
agent.
T.-B.
"fl Loo-r.
msr—i'-'Li”;igrl“Lamina: mare,
hands high. about 8 years old. White
star on tho iornhead. with a hm
15%
nil. .‘l.
pikc.
l'arlol‘. Connecticut Tora- .
“2 3!
”pm” nun" “ iris Ernst.
Danielson. Conn. Jan. it.-Newa was
received here this month): from Pom-
tm landing. a small place about five
milcs northwest oi here, to the deer.
that Elia White. Its years old. oi that
plow, .-ommittwi suicide yesterday at.
trrumu by drowning hmeii. The war
man hold lil'i' tare in a small pool of
valor. aim in said to have been wash-
miunlml tor some little. and it. in
thought. that till" twame suddenly in-
Ilillt‘.
mum.“
Washington. Jan. ll.-'l’he Innate
committee on privileges and elections
has decided to make all Id?" resort
upon the claim oi ll. W. Com m I.
sent in the Bennie iron 01"”.
l
Agomlad iaapoiatsr—aanorad
is it tllaappoinierm
l'liv Attorney Frank 3. m it
Ncu llnvcn. has taken tho W fl
toward putting a stop to the it“
bunlum which has m h
city lot yuan. The “I“ W
to [W in direct violation at the
annulus! hurries Minority ' .
summit-cs that he will W.
who violate that lithium .
flumncr A Klugtnah. W .,
one oi the. largest turaitars m
Waterbury made ,
Thumlay hit) list of lm
iiicd. nor are the and. am
W
The lit-t 0. MM! ”if.”
his manual “merits ”
ville i «mutational M is a _
toaloral paper. mam
manicured by the health of his ’
and was not would it! a”
noun between him! did ll.
hers oi the mammalian.
The appointment at W
llama oi military.‘
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stats lab m G
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