Panefaallty is a rule that liayor
Glover enema disposed to observe as
for as possible in his province as pm
siding pacer of the City Council of
Norwallt. The members of the Coun-
cil, with the exception of Councilman
'Cotier, who was out of town, were on
hand at the monthly meeting last night
some few moments before the appoint-
ed hour.
Ailmllriations of $500 for police,
$150 for fire and $509 for the highway
departments were made in accordance
with the published notice.
Town Clerk Smith’s bill for search-
ing the records for the estate of Willis
Burr. which Tax Collector Betta had
levied upon and was to sell for the
tax, but which. it appeared. had been
wrongly assessed. was referred to the
finance committee. as was also the bill
for advertising the sale.
A batch of bills from the ,various dc—
partments’ were ordered paid.
Councilman 'Meelier questioner! the
hill of John Valient for $1.50 for spec
cial police duty at the Opera House.
He naked: “Does the city have to pay
for policemen at the Norwallt Opera
House?"
“it will have to pay for this one. as
i ordered it." responded the mayor.
It was stated that the city furnished
officers for special entertainments to
preserve order. but not when the 0p-
era House was regularly leased to a
theatrical wtnpany.
The hill of the American Exchange
bank for 83 commission in cashing the
coupons on the bonds was referred to
the nuance committee
Chief Prowltt said a new
floor w the Phoenix Engine
company' s house. The horses had cut
up the present floor so that it was an-
saie. The at” hauled extra bra-
w» . W at 350.
e chief spoke of the ntendoncy
of the the alarm system and of the fire
inspection of tile city. He favored
placing both ollees under his super-
viaion.‘ lie also favored an increase of
the dreinapcctor's salary.
Upon mien of Councilman Gregory
theit‘hpalrltlg '1 them in the curiae
house was referred in the fine commit—
tee vgith power: The matter of limit;-
spc'ction was deferred.
The report oi the librarian for the
ménth of January placed the anemi—
an‘ce at 3.261; number of limits given
out, 2,20l; average daily attendance,
126. There are now i 236 cardholders.
T 9 report was accepted
hiei oi Police Bradley a report gave
the total number of arrests for the
month as 15. There were Mi tramps
housed. The report was accepted.
l'pon motion of Councilman i’. W.
llates. it was voted that hereafter the
saline of each officer and the number of
arrests made by him be given.
Councilman Burr brought up the po—
lice matter again. it was voted to re—
conaider the vote loften at the last
meeting cont-emit” the pay of the po-
lice. and leave it to a tornndttrc of
three for a report. The mayor named
the police committee.
A vote was paced that the city tlrrlt
fWhorlled to, prepare a reptm of
immftlm of the poet year. in
readineastiw the million annual city
meeting ’
Councilman r presented the name
of Patricit illaltery for health 'inspee.
for. The right of the Council to on-
point a health inspector was munition-
ed. and the tastier was referred to a
committee compound of Councilmen l'
W. llatea. Barr and Corptwation Confl-
ael Waleli..fol' investigation.
The report of the committee sputum-
ed to investigate the claim of John
(l’lalilvan against the city was read.
it was to the Clan that )fr. O'Hulliran
he allowed 81“ harm ’ The matter
was referred to Cmponiioa (Mussel
Watch to adiaat.
(toenails-as lather moved that the
matter of m Idaeoin avenue be
referred to the highway matinee.
Upon motion ll coloration lieeher
larch ilwaaavtaathedateforasei.
W with the city by the to: col
Wilma W. chairman of the
the hint at the library committee to
remove the library from its present
quarters. .
Its-City Clerlt E. M. lochwood was
questioned concerning the case. lie
suggested that it' would he a good idea
the city to notify Mr. Donovan be-
fore the year expired. He did not think
the city had any written'lease.
Upon motion oi Councilman P. w.
Bates the matter was left to Mayor
(llover to adjust.
Mayor Glover read the resignation
oi City Auditor It. P. Weed. The Coun-
cil voted to ocean the resignation. and
elected H. B. Dana as Mr. Wood's auc-
censor.
The meeting adjourned until F e—hrn
ary 21.
nmmsoroasmatr.
All Attempt to Remove Him ‘ay
DriagAhoataceatast.
The Senate has confirmed the nom-
ination oi T. A. Lake to be collector
oi internal revenue for the district oi
Connecticut. The auccemr oi Deputy
Collector E. N. Sloan. of Norwallt. will
probably be appointed this month.
but Mr. Sloan's services will be re~
quired, if custom is carried out. until
about. the first of April. in coaching the
new deputy in the duties of his office
Mr. illoan has filled the office with
credit. and general regret is espresso]
among those with whom he has dcal-
ings that a change oi administration
has made it necessary for him to relin—
quish the place. The Bridgeport lv'ar-
mar uya:
”Deputy Calector iv). .‘. Sloan. of
Norwnlh. whose odicc is in the govern-
ment building in this city. as an ap-
pointee til the internal revenue cob
letter. and with the change of admin—
istration thers will. of courue. he flew
pnhliean aspirants to succeed him. lint
the attempt to remove the deputy col-
lectors will bring about a contest. as it
sishaldthauhayuarauadar civil service-
rulea. and can he removed only for
(muse ,
"it is claimed by the Ropnplitan au-
thorities that the tiller of collector car-
rice with it the power of appointment
for 25 munitions not under the civil
service clansiflt'ation. them.- including
Me division deputies and slump depu-
ti. at Hllfllifll. New Haven and Prov-
idente. finder an order issued July ‘.'7
by the president. and forwarded
“15““. W. Wilson acting mmmieaiohcr.
the present lnrumbenfs of the deputy—
ships claim that they are under the
classified service. and they may rcrist
any attempt to dismiss tin-m to make
room for Republicans. llut it is hard-
iy-llitelyithat there will be any hesita-
tion in naming successors to Collector
Bysbee'a deputies. one of whom is
Deputy Collector Sloan. Mr. Sloan.
during his incurabcnry of the office.
has made many friends in this section
of the niate. who will rcarct any more
that will conclude his term of office.”
MTMNMYOBI.
Thebatactiva who (lama After Elm.
. lay-ha GotAwsy with .798
Harry Stone. the bartcntlcr. who was
urge-ted in South Norwallt .yceterday
for stealing money from his employer.
Patrick F. hicKcun. was fallen to New
York city lost night by Charles i". For
icy. of the dticciivc bureau of that.
oil] ’ g
.b'
The mid that. Stone Roi
away wit rile will bedridden a
mum- at" Wynne pen
for whlah i. lirr you iii this
Home was taken to the 1"th
station and will probably be given a
bearing today. rlttmo declined to any
how much money lie did secure when
be robbed the rub register.
There are a number of movie in
iloullt Norwailt who any he had a lady
friend in Bridgeport; that he went to
that city to see her. and left a part oi
them beforehccatneto South
Norwalh.
Mountains-lord.
The ahatiad‘toamamu or the titani-
ford Athletic minim waa held on
the taill moi yesterday. The tenemile
bandit-hp was won by Charles lteClhve.
ltew Torin horny lira. New York. sm-
aatl: Charles llnllls. New ‘iorlt. third.
Time. at alanine. it woods. The ten»
mile Connecticut escalate-chip was
won try Charles Siri‘lave. flew Tort:
Stephen W. planter-l. mead; Julia
liaala. mm. third. Time. in Isle»
aims. a main
f
+matmuiuiagtaa
V “ Jhllan Jordan's may Opera Snag“
with Sam at lioyt's.
Fill militants tutu
nonhuman.”
inglolqwithaI-ama Chorus of
.J'dl'm lingers—to he
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The first presentation of the comedy
opera. "Lady Bess," was given last
night at Hoyt’a Theatre. the perform-
the large audience that witnessed it.
The opera is produced under the auspi~
cos of the Twin City \uheeimcn. who
certainly deserve credit for introduc-
ing the work to Not-walkers. as it is
no small undertaking to arrange the
many details of such an undertaking.
The leading role.t"l.ady heart,” was
assumed by Norwallt's popular contrai-
to. Miss Alice May Sherwood. The rc~
ception accorded her upon her first ap-
pearance on the stage last night
amounted almost to an ovation. and
her solo. "To Horn and Round." with
a stirring refrain by the chorus. was
one oi the bits of the evening. Miss
Sherwood was in line voice and mag
her part charmingly.
Miss liouiae Abendroth sang the so—
prano rolc' of Geraldine. This part has
several cliective solos. perhaps the
mom pleasing being the one in the last
act entitled. "I Did Not Dream.” Miss
Sherwood and Miss Abendroth were
rccallcd alter their duet. and each was
made thc recipient of magnificent bate
itcts oi flowers.
The tenor part. Alfred [Alvelactu was
rumoured by Edmund E i".rowe His
principal solo. entitled "Geraldine."
one oi the finest bits of melody in the
cation work. was given so well as to
cam an insistent mall.
ilmrge Robinson. oi Stamford. iii
the part of Sir Lovelace flay. the Eng-
lish baronct. gave a gmd portrayal of
that chamter.
R. A. Robinson took the part of Sir
George llanlay. and his singing of the
number, ”8hr Never Knew a Mother's
love." brought the part into promin-
ence. '
Special mention should be made of
.the solos oi w. r. Ambler, William lic-
l’heraon. bliss Edna Ainsworth and
Paul fl. Schnitzc. in Mrs. 1. i1). Rue
sell. 1'}. W, l-‘itrh. Stephen Jarvia and
.l. Eultnsseli did well in minor parts.
The acting and singing of Joseph A
Hunter on Mark Mcddle, the barrister.
made popular this feature of the opcra
ills ludicrous maltv- -up and wtcntrlt
rformunccgvaa the comedy bit of tilt
evening.
The role at Sir William firtenwtiot!
dos ably lillv d by l’. \V. Many. of hor
walk. who is a clover attor Last
night he was suffering from a seven;
roll}.
i’i'iw thorns was stmng anti allowed
careful training and rcswntleti well it
the bat-m oi the manpower and leader.
Julian Jordan.
in addition to those not mentioned.
others who partlcipaml were hilaaev
Hattie Mcl'hcmm. Eleanor ll. Smith.
imtrcttu Mosworth. Anna M. Sheldon.
liens llulkley, no bridesmaids. Th:
chorus Willi made up as follow»:
iloprnnuw Mrs. Wilfrc-i itodwrdl.
Miriam t‘urric chuman. llcllt- limwb.
Phat-lotto float-b. Mary H. Smith. May
Colby. Tamale lfuvlr. licaaic Nupbcy,
Addie Supltcy. May Morrlit. lwnu
Sltrmmci.
'l‘t~noru~».\lcaars. l‘ruok Madden.
t'ltarlca N. ilrnvua, i‘rt-nml- ll. llirst.
ilt'njmniu llotrhltlas, l'rctl ii. lluttitrrd.
Janice thntta
liaaaoo {lira-tn fill
ll. ll lllsbrow. W. it fin-d. li 'L" i.
iimltltn E. L. Mort-impact ldwonl
llmibcrion. Min-rt iicudicld. 8"th Law:
when.
The acemnpauint at the rclienreabi
with Thomas E. l'crltlua. oi ilmdtlyn.
a member of the club. and his artistic
wo'rtt m greatly’in Ming the op.
«apparent musically. ilmytltr'o or
chénruagiated Mr. Peritina in the in
atrumeniltion hi the peritoneum».
The opera in Farming” well staged.
the handsome wen-synod furnishings
being finial ammonium. and the win—
tumrs worn by both “prim tale and
charm very handsome little". .
llelcaailons of meatlvers imm’uhe
ittamford. American of liridwwt. and
Davenport. W
other wheel clubs witnessed the per'
immune. mupylnx the lumen.
The opera will be repeated tonight.
and the advance sale oi treats almdy
giver assurance of another large udi’
eater.
Iraaieyraysal'iaseihall
ism ltrattley. oi Westprm. who ran
o! with til. it. Wmarud'c lemon and
treat to run trite-1n. was tried More
”the W in the Town Court at
Mail: this morning. tie Muted
guilty to tailing a horn trim the
owner's mat and was hard I“.
which he cal-I
Vienna. M f~dtia Mi do
mmmummflw
Wat
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dealings with the
. y notice of a cult
cided that it w M and discounted
it. it fell on ‘
attorneys.
Gould it Tracey.
ti? 500 worth oi ‘
overdue. The , '
that they have;
The original suit .
and others. of iladeiphia. was for
$5.000. Mr. m visited New (‘3'-
naan and afterdich argument secured
a mortgage on , residence of Mr.
Hall and upon. ‘ ‘ block of stores and
tenements. hit all wanted to turn
over a big block shares in the New
Canaan bank, of . hlclt he is president.
or a lot oi the hie stoclt.
Shortly after mortgage was ac-
eured. Gould fl: . received a note
for 32,300 i tea in Philadelphia.
An attempt w. tie to collect the
face of these but it was. found
that air. Hall , transferred all of
his property to is son and to the
cashier of the it. in consequence
of this all his Aperty. appraised at
$15000. was at
Yesterday a 7 ‘ ng in the insult-en»
cy proreedlm ' to bare been bold.
but counsel for H Hall stated that his
client would will lie all outstanding
debts and asked or a little leniency.
it was given. . Hall has resigned
his place as mutant of the lutoli. The
resignation was reoriented.
The residents or blow Canaan are
smiling over the predicament of Mr.
Hall. They all ihel rather sorry for
him, but he has ways had the repu—
tation of being her close and hard
in money matter-a5 it is said and those
who have hall dealings with him
:hucltle over the day in whic b be was
“taught.
hold, for clients.
. all of which are
however. think
notes well coveml.
mounaionrsan
A Isridenlan florist! a Distance of
Man 17mm Killed.
hicridcn, (Irma. Feb. 9~Joe Kahlua-
iti. a Pole in the employ of thc liar:-
ford lce company. was struck by the
work train that missed through Moi"
stanily killed.» “v was walking on the
tracks about half way beta-con this
city and Berlin and owing to the dense
fog was unable to ace the approaching
train. lie stepmd aside to avoid the
north—bound accommodation and was
struck by the work train cuginc and
hurled a dhlam'l“ of i?» feel. brcaiting
his neck. right leg in two places and
left shoulder. A dcp gash was cut in
his chin. laying it open fully half an
inceh. He boarded at l? Cedar direct.
ileriden. and had a wife and children
in Poland. lie had been in this coun-
try about two years. The body wan
brought in this. city after the utctllcul
examiner had visited the arctic.
norm 0113A! axrsnrrmat.
Gold to Have Gotten lafely Away
from 14mg island Waters.
NI-w i’urlt. lt‘cb, Elm-5H"? l'lwulmt
World any» that another fillinwtnriug
apt-dilly)” to l'uba is believed to have
gotten away from llit‘ lung lslnhtl
ctrsat at Monlauli l’oint, Monday night
and to have carried the, mcrrtlwrn of
the 'i‘lllic expedition. who were ellip-
wrt-rkcd two weeks ago.
’ The arms lilitl ammunition for this
esmlitlnn are said to have been car-
ried man thin city by the month light-
er Agnes. owned by lite-Allin" broth»
are, who also owned the Tillie. The
dance left here Saturday night and put
nio liridgepmt harbor Sunday morn,
lug. ilpanitth attics Ow‘fillfl to have
.llat'mered her prmnce‘ there. and she
nmlliy left the harbor ilnuday af-
ternoon at nightfnll the "darned and
again got. away and reached .thiatdt
Point aafely with her cargo.
The name at linear-ant to which aha
transferred her. cargo iii not «hnown.
”Mlmlctiilli.. ll'eb e mm morn-
ing the dead body of ltodmond Titratio-
aoa, aged about iii rears. was found
«lend by the railroad truth near the
ire-thin dominion vim. Thomas”.
who lived on the (tuition! turnpike.
atmt two taller from the floater. came
mun. etc. The man had evidently
Itaenhtmrh by motibeatghttram.
lie team a widow and hrs full‘mtr'
Wilden-la.
Ittmtraal. fee. EMA remarkably
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J. Wesley Supples ‘
iden‘ about 7:80 this morning. and in- .
late town yesterday to purchase an» ,
EilESE NElllilY WIRE
lieu York 'Enveiopetl in the Worst
Fog it has Experienced in Years.
°°° illlllt GREATLY mum.
Mommas Iterated Roads
andrerryfloatsonthalorthand
Bast liver Jam Into Bach
Other.
New York, Feb. 9.-Tbe fog at San-
dy iloolt and Quarantine was so dense
this morning that the marine observers
at those stations reported at 7:45
o'clock that they could see absolutely
nothing upon the water. and objects a
few yards away were invisible.
Two steamers at least are lying in
Quarantine. the White Star freight
steamer llevic. and the Atlantic trans-
port frcight steamer Menantic. which
arrived last night from Liverpool and
Samoa respectively. lilo others have
likely reached there. but oil Sandy
linolt a number ”are probably anchored
due to arrive today the Anchor liner
Anchoria. from Gimow: the Holland
American liner Spanrndnm. from Rob
terdam; the lied Star liner Western-
iafll. from Antwerp. and the Ward lin-
er Yucatan. fmm Havana. besides scvw
oral other steamers.
The observer at City Island also re-
ported fog very dense. rendering it im-
possible. to see the river. He reported
one schooner lying there. the Wood
bury M. Show. from Portland. Me, for
New York.
The elevated trains. cable cars and
ferry boats were greatly impeded. (‘ol-
.lsions occurred on the elevated roads
and between ferrybonts. but no lives
were reported lost. Near the Forty-
second street station of the Third av-
enue elevated. the train drawn by on-
gtnc 368 crashed into the rear end or
the train drawn by engine 237. it is
a great wonder that both trains wm
not thrown from the tracks one man)
.tves loot As it was the tender of en‘
ginc MS was badly smashed and tilt
rear platform of the other train was
broken into splinter... beta trains
were crowded with passengers and a
panic ensued. _
Women screamed and fainted. liter.
threw up the windows and climber.
tut on the tracks and it was mine timt,
More order was rcstorcd. Traillc war.
delayed for a considerable length n.
tin-it on account of this accident.
Another collision octurrcd on the
"tin! avenue elevated at i‘ttl‘ly~fiilh
street. in whic .. John Morrimn. a.
ttrt'illtil. ftit'etht llljtlflfii Which mired
dilated bin removal to Bellcvuc lumpi
cal. Thin was another rear-cud rot.
.lslon. and Morrison. who was fireman
.ln cugino 92. only sun-d his iifc by
lumping after the engineer had re
vernal his lever. The engine was tote»
«roped lnto'tlic car ahead and flatten-
ed out. Thc wmulwork of the cugim
caught on fire and the steam hissed
around the wreckage and added to the
fright among the gimengcra. who had
rm thrown aimul the cars like nine~
pins. Some scrambled out through the
windows. many of which had beet.
lli'llkt'li. while others made their way
to the tracita by Klil.’ car doors. Severn.
WlilliPfl fainted.
Morrbton was badly scolded. lint :ti~
icr treatment at the timpllul was com
tint-it to his home. 'l'rztlilc was tit-loy-
ml ior ovcr an hour on amount of this
.u't'iilt‘lil.
The Pennsylvania Railroad fcrryboat
New Jersey collided with ~fltc ferrybodt
i‘incdhnati of the saute lion in tin
North river about 7:30 a. ill. llotit
imam were crow-lad with llm’ilm
'l‘ln- i'inclnuatl was just. leaving lmr
slip win-n the NW .luraeyjnimped into
her three timers tearing away. it good
deal of woodwork on the Cincinnati.
The paws on thohihw Jersey be.
canto lialllih'tilfli'kfll and'in mail was
nude for the life mm. ‘lt was
ten mlnutea before the New .loraey
amid make her nlip ‘afle'r the last ml-
llaimi
limb floats continued to make trips
and the damage was not. iu'rious. ilcv—
crai other alight «dilutions were re~
pork-d.
The thickest log oi the winter pro-
railed on‘ long island bound. and nav-
: lgaibm watt mmploluly mtapeadad. The
tiulmd steamers had (we to anchor
in the bays and harbors along the Clio.
poetical and long island alarm The
Plymouth. of the Fall River line. and
several hours delayed.
The Richard Pena. which watt due at
t which. had not arrived at her pier
at fir o‘clnch.
mansion-astral”.
”mam Granada:
tfahaa'aaarsatiavaaa
Washington Feb. 9W have
been not to tiaptaia flavours. in to.
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waiting for the log to lift. there being
other steamers inward bound were
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Chicago, Feb. 9.—~'l‘wo thoauad atti—
dents of the Rush Medical dollfle. the
Chicago College of Dental marry. and
the Marquette school engaged in a des-
perate conflict yesterday afternoon at
llarrison and Wood streets, with forty
policemen. The battie'rsged with in-
termissious of peace from noon until
6 o'clock in the evening. The police
were conumlied to send in riot calla
repeatedly. and in the early part of the
scrimmage they were badly worsted. it
was a free-for-ail. rough-aud'tumble
light.
When the students were finally put
to flight they retreated to the protec-
tion of their college buildings. From
there they hurled down all kinds of
missiles upon the police, who were
chasing the offenders. A glass jar "fill-
ed with paste was thrown from the
fourth dam of the college of dental
surgery. it struck Policeman Brennan
on the right arm. knocking him to the
club with which he was trying to chas-
tise ibc ilcclng students.
Janitor tine. i'hristianson, of the
Marquette school. was badly beaten.
Christianaon was only lately clothed
with police power. and he endeavored
to assist the police. The students fell
upon him and he had to be carried
from the field of battle.
It was found nfiwsaary to summon
police wagons from the Warren avo-
nue. Lake street and Dcsplaines street
stations. The streets in the vicinity f
be colleges were black with peopi.
l‘tvice prisoners were wrested from the
police by the students. The students
howled and jecrcd at the police. This
.iciiantct- calmed the police to lose con-
{fill of themselves. and they rdshed
madly about. in a wild effort to arrest.
every one in sight. Brandishing clubs;
ind revolvers they chased the students
battle the college doors and It. 'clbly
oolt them from the buildfigs. When
he riot was over anti peace reigned,
3-5 students had been placed under ar-
:‘t‘st. The prisoners were taken to the
bake street station. where they were
itept until .0 o'clock. when the last of
burn was bailed out.
The trouble began by the students
engaging in a snowball I‘M. in which
the police interfered. and then the
students joined forces and attacked the
miners. For a time the row was good-
aatured. but the fighting instinct came
“0 the surface in a short time and
numerous scrimmagce resulted.
The grand battle began at 5 p. m..
when the officers arrested Cari Case.
be. non of a professor in the dental
whool. and who is said to havo been
noon-m. The utudents took him away
'rom the unit-era. and later. when an-
ithcr prisoncr was lm-ltedjtt a patrol
’iqx. rolled the vibrant in the gutter
ihd released the prisoner. During the
‘kht four students were badly clubbed
and Officers Sullivan and Brennan Were
injured in a manner sudiclcutly scvrrc
“ti give their) a lay-oil.
TEN “I AID FIVE BIRDS.
E’olice were Looking for a hiss right
and Found a Caching lain.
Meriden. Collin. Feb. Iv—The polity-
started out last night to raid Walter
Hemmcrt’a place near here where ”N‘V
were told there was to b a prize light.
Tip? prize light, was over before the pop
light in full blast. ’I'cu men were can—
itircd and five birds.
Walter ‘llclnnlcrt. the proprietor of
the place. and Initial thriller. the own—
er of the, birds. nuttlcd for $20: ‘lcorgc
W. llrown forfeited a $25 bond; floors:-
Smith. llavc Hayes. ii. .I. hit-Andrew.
fiwcn lloran; Dick Shaw tr‘harim
iluwc anti i‘n-d honit nettlcd for no
Foch, a
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mum in a Wat:
laying ”and as a‘ unit.
ivtatou.’ w. vii. rah. lr-"Ditt'li
[landmaroiylng (m in disarm»,
odour county. iiilmcr la a mimic»
that county. and the three meu‘ with
of wliialtcy, which was abippcd front
Wheeling. and the party started on a
small ‘The whiskey was exhausted
and for tacit of alert» the party tonight
a case of extract of lsnwn and a rm
of. patent mlicine for dieters. com—
oi alcohol. ginger. capsicum and
waswon‘samcd. and Snyder. (ibemwcth
mid Burton became hick and died in
meat Agony. (3W! was ill. Bdr-
ion 19 and Snyder 32: f .
The Meihodistxchuroh was well tilled
aim and latpraaelve sermon frnat
(kaolin shrill. in: "The Lord is in this
hire." At the coatdnaloa of the our‘.
lain another of than and worsen seat:
will one oi unusual also. At its
aim the tenor ”moved that. while
arrangements had been made hot ior
umemao
' Mila-
a‘marntamanam"
‘ wsn'rnuoa lady stout,
ground and forcing him to release his ,
lice gut llwr. but my run ilptiu a mark .
Hayden Wm Uhenowetli and, you ,'
auroral otheri’. attirefllbdilivw a big lug .:
other hot ingredients. A mood lot .
last aunt. and the pastor preached a.
manaltaraarrlcewaaheldamt a ‘
tag (lad treat larvard. The sweating
twpatsat'isasthis wees. We! thei
m mummmmm’
two or three unfurnished
quire of Mrs/1' A. Durand,
Main street
WANTED—A German w
days in South Norwflk. ‘
lag in and out of the W
two persons can have I.
room, 4 Clay street.
WANTEIL-A young girl to
light housework. One 1!
ing to go home nights
Mrs. F. l. Gorbam, 91
street upper bell.
WANTED-4‘1“! tea set. ._
us your full address plainly
and we will express you 1’5]
quisite Arabian Perfu'mp
sell among friends. at lit
when sold, remit us the» -
express charges) and we"
you a beautiful decorated
set of 56 pieces for your .
size for family use“ Name"
express ofllce and add“
Perfumo Co.. Bridgewater
I
.4
FOR BALI.
FOR SALE—nth "Comm
good as new. Will he
Apply at Wright's m
tory.
FOR SALE—Reduced prion
heaters. South Norwalh
company. 42 South liaiu
t-‘Olt SALE—if you want a M
try the H. a 8.. every blah, ‘
forged. So. Norwnlk luv.
80. Halo street.
3150 willhnyacholu
(Waitblln one of tau“
atreetsoifiouthliorwafh; hit.
healthful; waihlaid.wauria
and petition for maln'
u ”1’.
T0 LED—Two stores,
street. suitable for
rooms all Mosul
Rent reasonable.
T0 RENT—K. of r. was
and 4th Monday night, lat.
Tuesday night. every W
night, 2d and ith Friday ..
every Saturday night. heat.
ing light and heat. 8: par
’Euuuire at the oillonoimm'
. ’Cigar company: 83 Washington
T0 l.l'1'l'~~—Two cottages in 14’”. .
All modern improvelnenta. ‘ .
moderate. Possession l
inquire of Coolidge & Lynne.
T0 LET—«Rear of second hour 0!,
tincl building. At present
in one office. 12:14 and one
room. 21:40. Apply at undue!
T0 lJ'Z'f‘c'l‘bn hail MIN
by llouglans Fowler Post. 0 Ag.
nvcr oiling of John H
' Worthington titreet. 43.. l
quire of Taylor dc Gallium: ~
T0 LET—Second floor 01* III
with city water. at 55 .
East Nurwallt. meat.“
of Mrs. Thomas ll. .
premises. or Patrivlt fl. .
walk iron Works. . “ ‘
ya
a»
(l‘tl l.lyi’i'—-i'irat liner.: in
South Main street; ‘
Woodward avenue: ~~
uau bloclt. suitable
‘i’Jloor. a‘ls rooms. N9. .
B. A. Woodwind“
W’s
[Ambit brim tea .
ion Parts. Finder
1...,MMM
iAitiT~0n Vfldama
. tween llarien ‘
will please retort? ~
"Mite.
.imthOYAltT
arrived at at
it. Diseases
. only.
HAVE YOUR Pinto
Inehwood. piano
mm, 1'” '
lance. amt turf,
liel'liail pianos. "
warehouse. t and
“Will“.
and will mm
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