l _
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Father Lights Society
mMmdwu-mup
in Anti lifeline ill kin Life and
malnonmw
icAirioillem
The Farther Lightn aociety of the
South Norwnlk Baptist church held its
., postponed colonial nnpper and home
_ min'nion meeting in the church last
"cling. The lecture room was pret-
tily draped with blue and white bunt’
. lag and large American llaga. together
with neverai large pictnren of Wash-
lngton and ncenen in his lite and times,
all of which gave the occasion a’ dc-
" aided air of patriotiam. The young in—
llia‘ appeared with hair drenned and
powdered no in colonial times. and
were drenned an nearly an ponnible in
like ntyle, many of them wearing
gowns of former days. The effect was
novel and pretty.
he prosrammen were on the backs
of email tinge. Several invited streets
were prenent. among them the Rev. F.
E. Robbins. of the Norwalk Baptint
church, who stopped on bin way home
from an ecclesiastical council in which
he and Rev. it. 0. Bherwuod participab
ed in the afternoon.
The canpany began to mmbic
shortly after 7:30 and at about 8
o'clock were seated at the tables. The,
exercisers opened with the singing of
"America." _
After the supper had been enjoyed.
the following programme was render—
ed; Reading of minutes of last meet-
ing. Mina Edna Guy. secretary; mantle»
linnolo, Mina Mildred Decker; reading.
"lndinna Americans. Too," Mina Edith
Oatrander; vocal duct, Misses Edith
Croiut and Edith Robbina; reading.
"God's Box." Minn Helen Finch: talk
by hire. R. 0, Sherwood on "Other
Bottom" pinno‘nolo, Minn Edith Rob-
bins.
Sixty people were present and all
accrued to enjoy, fbenuelvee that-outli-
ly. . .. *
The madam in curse hen: illus-
eil Lillian Brundage. Alice Ryder and
Walter T. Aiken. They were anointed
in the arrangementn for the supper by
lira. M. i. Deane. Ira. if. E. Baldwin.
and Mrs. Lucien Bunion. ii. i. Wood-
worth and fimrge Robbins rendered
efficient aid in arranging the decora-
lions.
After the completion of the pro-
gramme. the young people lingered
mine time for informal arxiaLenjoyu
ment. Several new members joinml.
V “A“ .
.. .nn
m BOIPXIAL Ml.
Inhibited to taninctorn Lane flight
by Architect Lennon.
The Norwaik Honpital directors held
a apecial meeting last night in the
motor of the Norwalk club. The pilhli
for the proponed new building were
exhibited by the architect. Mr. lam.
non. of Bridgeport. They werc'nni
accepted by the board. as the specifi-
cationa did not accompany them. and
it wan thought beat to obtain eatimatea
no that the board could know exactly
how much the new building will cont
before the plane are accepted. and
then it will alno be known how much
money will have to be rained.
Frank A. i‘errla. chairman of the
committee to rain funds to increase
the building fund. tilled hln commit-
tne together after the meeting. and ar-
. ranged for a meeting of the entire
' committee of mi in the near future.
when financial matter- of interest to
the aaaoclation will be durum.
.Yenterdny afternoon Judge ‘f'fiaylr
granted a divorce to John A. Pair-
hankn. of Darin. from Mary Hill'-
Mill. til Stamford. Tilt! couple were
”filed on February ill. in”. and flip
following April the young wife flmri-
ed hiin.
derail ii: Sanford. of Bridgeport. wan
granted a divorce from Jam- w. san-
ford on the ground of infidelity. ~ lien;
ford in new in the New iiarrn tall.
mwumm.
”my Jam, Awho wan bully hil-
tnn innt Thunder awning by a dog
watchman" lead minke»
in the Mar militate la fluidity».
afterlife-.10 undergo is
India! of mainlat tar-ting flflfl'h
inn lie nominated by lbw
A
mi and lilalonaty liming if. i
' .lhe members, and many
_ mam tonne m m.
igilt Mann at the Boom
. .7 3 aria-1.x. o. a.
mum. of the Bible clann at the
Yuan lien’n Chrlntinn annociatlon
.60.. laat‘nlght wan well attended by
factn‘ were broughl'out during the
A hour. '0. I. Bradshaw in a thorough-
ly trained ntndent of the acripturea,
and boron hie clann deeply interested
in thenubiect under dincuuion. The
nnppnr wan nerved by Lira. William E.
Osborn and hire. F. S. Alnnworth. of
Eant Norwalll, and hire. Charlen H.
Ferris, of South Korwplk. anointed by
Mrs. J. Milton Cobnrn. The table was
artistically trimmed with artificial car-
nalionaand candlestick: trimmed to
resemble tulips. The refmhmente
conaiuted of cold corn beef. potato nai-
ad. freehbread. cake and sliced pine
apples. and was thoroughly enjoyed.
The chanting of "thanks" before and
after supper was very impressive. '
The mass meeting was well Bill'llli'
ed. It showed the Blue Buttons are
ahead. The Reds agreed to make one
grand hustle for the "turkey."
The gymnasium class under Thomas
Richardson was well attended and a
brink basket ball game finished a very
busy evening. One distinguished via»
ilor of the evening was James W. hia-
plee. The anaociation is especially
glad to welcome any of the newspaper
fraternity. from devil to editor-in-
chief. to its rooms. an the present pron-
perlly of the nmiation has been
gained by the generosity shown by the
local papers in giving the mum of the
young men the greatest publicity and
enabling them to bring it. before the
men and women of the Norwalks.
m 1.1.UDUBTBIALLIAGUB
Lani light' nleeting with Indication»
menandlrn. W F Hoyt.
The lnduntrial league of the Final
Hethodint Episcopal church held its
regular meeting last night. with ex-
Counfrilman and Mrs. William F. lion.
of Grove ntreet. There was a good nt-
tnndanee. and a very interesting even—
ing wan enjoyed.
The programme lnf'lurinl omnisllely
rendered piano colon by bliss Marion
Harris. of i‘Yhicago. and ii reading by
Mrs. W. 1!. Bean. Several feula in
mind-reading were given by Miss hilly
D. Smith. and an elwlrlml flattery
gave the min additional pieaano.
A mini tililc followed. during which
refreshments were served. l‘iyo~ appli-
rations for lucmheriihip Wort» received.
The next liter-ting of the league will
be held with Wilfred Budweil. Friday.
March 5.
man an 19 cm
The Mel rim Oilce lain Blown
Open lariytbin Earning.
iinrglarn colored the Mlllflk'f' at
ilethol this morning at 2:30 and blew
open the safe. The report wan heard
for some distance and f'lilllll‘fi lplitc u
sensation. Telephone messages wvrr-
rent in all the mtrroiinding lownn.
The burglars gained an entrance lothc
once by prying open the front door.
The liafo wail wrfwked. but all the burv
glare got wan I2 pcuhica.
Tho pmtollil'e la in the Engiixh
block. and while ihl‘ buritlnrii were of
work a man named Garvin. who rt».
elders over the ”film. hoard them and
arono. 'i’hii burglara aim hoard Mr.
(larvln and fled. Thori- were two of
them and all they ran Mr. finrvln final
two shot: at them.
Thf’ imhel one» was E‘illi‘rmi last
(Mont-r during llanbiiry i'ulr Wt'l'k
by burglars who blow the stale opt-ti
and around about $6le.
.w
ammo 0111' I" oannnn
4.4. w..- w. .. ..
CompanyDprornlnTaknihnlamnn
oileninthatrlqnadn.
The weekly drill of Company D.
Fourih regiment, wun‘hcld lani night.
and three new men were emitted.
The proapect of a war with ilpnln wail
dimmed. and carrying out the new
order inat illllltfi to mmmnndantn of
companion. fight f'orpornla tool: the
names and addrenaen of the men in
their mpactlve annadn. and they can
be called out at a very short notice
in case there in any need of ilwlr m~
rice: for the deft-ate of the nailmr'a
honor or any other cam. The com.
patty drilled in guard duty. in which
the manilm are tallinn a great inter-
nal and diaplayiag lurked proficienry.
M-m loan.
The interplanetary ml till
lair int will in well represented by
Meat: trout nil-real prim of the
county. ilr. flow Gran accepted a
vanities with l. linrrln. the (trial Deal.
at. an Batik-titans l'rang drum in
miter with the Matilda Juliu—
non (ha. of New Vera. John Colby in
MW in bin father'a (M No
mania to place ataneatn if they are
right. The (article .lmunal. new «dis
lion. point-ii from the imam runny
flu one. it annular a linadnlinln rut
interenting '
SUES m lilllil 32
ACivil Action Against Attorney
Taylor Brought by lit. Wallliains.
smurunhfilnmsnuv
Sequoia! a Fire hi the Ilene at is
lorthlninlhnntlnntlaymhnn
Johnw. rancherwnnloennnd
dhnonhyhinmr.
Little knots of men. composed prin-
cipally of the lawyers of South Nor-
walk. were seen on the streets this
morning animatedly discunaing a case
Deputy Sheriff
Fred 8. Lyon had served a summons
of peculiar interest.
upon Proneeullng Attorney Joneph R.
Taylor. of the Town on. in a civil
action brought by E rd J. Wad-
hama to recover 32. being the penalty
provider! by the General Statutes. for
wilfully and corruptly neglecting to
do his duty an a grand juror in the ar—
son case against John W. Puncher.
The following oounte are alleged:
On May 3, 11397. the plaintiff made
complaint to the defendant. who was f
then acting on pro-teeming attorney of
the Town Court oi Norwallt, and
whom- dllliMl of olflce are the name as
tho»? of a grand juror. charging one.
John W. Panther. then of the Town
of Norwailt. with having committed
the crime. of amm by setting tire to
the Mill? known as No. iii horth Main
street. South Norwnllt. on May 2. [3:37.
On Slay If, liliii'. the plaintiff furnish
rd ill“ defendant with evidence of the
said crime against said John W. iv’
vlwr. and which the tit-fondant admin
ml up being sufficient upon which to
lid-tic a writ to lil'l'f‘ili said John W,
i‘niilher. and bring in trial said John
W. l‘anrhcr for commission of said
crime.
’l'lif' defendant “Mr lint-ll illlly rt-
quoaml by the plaintiff many times
aim-i- mailing thr- mmpiainl to ianm
a writ, but the defendant has wilfully
and rurruptly neglcrtml to battle anid
writ, round”! to tho law in illicit case
made and provided.
lorfclt. and brings this action under
The plaintiff claim» the sum of i:
uni-nun is of liu- llt-nnral Slatulm «if
the l‘nlliltmiim‘alfh (if l‘iiliiifudli'lll.
The pizl'lltllli ill of sufficient ability
to lirilixi'rlilf' without iKlflilt-l.
Tin» mac will come up for trial lic—
iorc- .illiiiill‘o- ficurgo ii. Kerb-r. at in
n‘t‘lmk on Mar-ii 3. and it prominent
to ho the must intern» sling Went in
tho Klilnliiti of the T'own l'wlrt. if in
not known that any such one» was
«wr tried before in Norwallt.
Testimonial for Prof. Heynan.
Tlu- united [OTf‘f’il of the choir of tilt
riarrml ileurt rim-ended upon their rv
tin-ll nrgnnlat. i'rof. lit-yarn. ’l‘l'luril
day evening. and took minimum of biG
viollilt'iit'. 'i‘he lflli‘lflllflli Willi of ihi‘
moat friendly nature. however. and
after quiet Vina rlxamred, Mr. i'how. lf'
iwhalf of the «bolt. in a few well
chosen rcmarka, prmnlml the prob-s
nor with it ililntillllfflfr lmlimoninl. nm'
film it largo pillilnwrupii. .«illhuugl
gratlily aurprlaell. i’rof. "t‘y’fif'fl mod
Milly and lllflngly rmptindmi in m'copt
alive. and after a plmani owning o:
ringing and mutability. the party din
owned with lit-ail wiahen to their hunt
"Bridgeport. Standard.
Domiaoaninnonoroilinnuakinn.
Mr. and Mril. Marnhnil Andrew» on
lorlained friends luat night in honm
of their glint. Mina Martha Jenkins. of
lliiltimore. l’i'ngrennlve domino“ wai
the paaiime of the evening, Prizes
were not-tired by nil-n. Waterbury. Mr
lilalirow. Mina llnlay iiinhmw and Mr
hirircbouar. The gunner were Mr. our
lira. William P. lockwmwl. Mr. no:
hint. flmrge l.. lair-littoral. Dir. am'
lire. floater J. anbury. Minna iln
rah buyer. Lydia firm. Nellie. Nalnll
and Dairy llinbrow. K. llerumnd Von
burgh. Anne fl. Milford. man flartht
Jenkins. of Baltimore; (1. ii. Von
burgh. Robert iiorehouae. 'll’. if. it
illabrow and il. (1. Mitchell.
Ir Itanlnyflniagte Duality:
Walter P. Stanley. nraanlnt and
choir director of the iloulh Norwall
Congregational rharrh. hail im on
guard by the Tompkins Meal» f‘mw
gregational church. ilrmltlyn. to till i
similar ponltlon than for a year fruit
May l. nir. titaaley in doing excellent
work at bin prenatal print. and the
church in worry to lone Min.
“hr. Marla line More.
lirin‘t fall to hear Dr. it. f'. Floater”;
on until: let-tan at floyf‘a Mn
tonight. Free in area and wanton. ill
will fail you a [rent litany dam tier
mutual to harm lf-nldrn you all
an mainly W and iiuwn liner
mar W more. lineman dills
Chicago. F ‘
Aiken hail been
ceedingn for a ,
ler of the silicone mar refining coin
may. and to tent the conatltntioanl-
lly of the ililuolaantntm inf. in
making this retitled; Attorney 6. W
Harding anncrtn than!» baa evidence
tonhow thatmmhliflfli.
When the common-wan formed Ir.
Harding owned “.000 worth of
stock of the mm Silicone coin-
pany. He opponedtbelling out to the
. new concern for the aunt offered 32.-
000.000. and declaifi bin property wan
more valuable he Chicago Six.-
ar Refining com .for which the
new company in , . he have paid $6.-
000.000. lie waiiltontvoted in the
board. and the ‘ became the
property of the GI . fingar Refining
company. Mr. liar , intimaten that
the grand Jury wili‘he naked to grant
indictments against the promoters of
4
the company. .,
Denounced ' Butcherinn.
Vinccnnea. ind Feb. 25~At 9.
meeting oi Com I “A. Flint regi—
ment. 1. N. 6.. a _ ntlon wan unan—
imously panned lie ‘ clog the Span—
ish butcheriea in and the now-
aroilce in denim the bullwhip.
ind offering to vol their nervieen
n can of war with spam and the
United States.
Killed After n'ordy War.
Tipton. ind Feb. 25- Two young
men named Herman and Jolly became
engaged in a wordy war with lira.
.flosc. horn. today. the husband of
iii» woman inter! . using a gun.
sun which he killed Jolly. clone was
pliwmi in Jail. He claims the killint
was accidental. The count: of the
would in not apparent.
Conner Detroit at Key Vent.
Key Went. Pelt. ’ShThe United
Slows cruiser Detroit. Captain Day-
un. huh arrived lore from Mobile.
iii» came up if the wharf to take coal
)1! board.
fllrl fin-hard. Me. Feb. 23~~Thrue un-
occupied buildings. were burned this
naming. canning in loan of ”vision.
”in none of the hp inn-m war
Wuhington. Feb, W‘l’he home in.
llviary rommittw has math, it favor—
.bif- ropnri oil lliw iionllumm bill coil-
'crnlur. lhn- inromirtiou of l'h‘ilo-d
littlest l'iilll’lh.
Wmhiugtnu, bin 2!; Thu ilflilm
'OMIllilll-i' on [Hill-("S has favorably
clan-ted the ('ili’ilr~w bill rxlvlllilfliz the
mile mark privileges to ranks, ilflilimi
:ml other rt‘tvoptnrifll.
Southampuin. Fro. :5-“rhn Ameri-
can line steamer St Paul. which nulls
.mm thin port today, for Now York.
last among her pamongrrit Thomas ll.
:‘erguilon. cxlniIo-s Slates minister in
iwmli-n and Sol-Wan:
Sun Pram-lam. FM). .15" Tom
Power. the baseball player in ill-ml at
list home in till» my of consumption.
tilt nignml with lllv linltimorw in than.
QUICK HI! 803m.
i‘wo Sent from xulnaan city Burprined
the London Fire Brigade
The quiclwnl hmwa in the
were at on» time in Kahuna l'ity.
.hi' bundquarti‘r» of tho tiri- lit-parl-
ilt‘fll. dim-lly llfifif'l' the othrc of tho
'hiet‘. (Minn f'. “flit". To Mr. llnln'a
{onion more than in any mill-r factor.
he quick homo owl bin firm devel-
ipmeiit, for Ziir. Hole la the inventor
if the narilmt Winning linrnrm. which
node the quick hiirae ponnlble.
Whrn llcnry 3|. Stanley and him
we were in fhlfl country they wilflM‘
ill lin- exhibition ilrlll of lili- Kantian
fity lire department. The drill to
mprenaed the vlaitora that an uscount
if it won publlahrd in a bonded Jour-
aai. and thin Engllnli article brought
.ii invitation to Mr. flair to vlnit ling—
and an the reprmtatlrn of the
lamb-an lire nervire at the interna-
lonal lire tournament.
Mr. little and a pit-lied corpa wont to
lligland. taking with them the re—
.iarkably nuirk homer. Joe and Dan.
.nrl they become world-fallout All the
.uicllent harnenning time of tin- lm’
ion tire brigade in i minute ill/A ner-
amla. and the Kama: (lily hora. were
around in tin made. and were on.
if the engine how in an than i new
aids. than could be no competition.
in Kantian city tour nae hnyn were
remained to the limit and ladder track
lmnntnanntthiynuneaad linnconld
amp into their harm it wan a
unity nightinneelllenefnnrwell»
world
all
rith the apparatus.
mmmamm from
i..- Wilt
TWUU’
nihilism in
Court of inquiry Expected to At.
rive in if? West Tonight.
. IllilE llllllllllED [EAVE HAVANA
loarBroughtOvnron the chant sar-
vny ltenntnr Bathe, Whichkriv-
nll thin Iorning~Additional
Divan fertile Kaine.
Kew West. Feb. 26.—-The L'. S.
eonat survey steamer Bar-he arrived
here this morning from liavaua. hav-
ing four of the Maine's wounded on
board. two of whom were able to walk.
Commander Bicard. regarding the
movements of the fleet. would not say
anything. The admiral remarked.
however. that only nominal forces
were here now. and. should anything
occur. he added guardedly. it would
have to be elrengihenml roniiidcrably.
The oi'hcern coinptnung the court of
inquiry are expected here tonight.
Havana. Feb. 2tl.~8rrnator Proctor,
of Vermont. arrived here this morn-
ing. accompanini by M. i’. Parker. is
real estate man of Washington. and it
is given out that the two gentlemct.
ire matter! in a bin-lineal venture.
A number oi newspaper men return
to Key West today in anticipation of
.he transfer of tho l‘nimi Staten noun
if inquiry into the loan of the Malta
0 that. place.
The arrivals here an- fiui many and
he departures are about up to the av
wage.
The wmlmlml sailors of liw Muim
mi doing wall. mounting to the lac
.miort, except liclzv-s». who was wry
our last night.
The extra din-rs and npplrzltui; m
be Masonite wore gladly rwc‘ml hm
Inna Mogul Railroad Employee»
Chattanooga. Tenn. Feb. Ilia—0;
March ii. in and it a maul meeting 0'
cprmentmivm of all organized rail
road omploywa south of the tibia rit
.-r will bc lie-iii in Chattanooga. Tho
lational flmri'fli of .he ilrothertm d 0'.
imimntit‘o- ilnginms, ilrothrrhcwi o’
ia'li‘umnlii‘o ’r‘iromen. (inter of R lilway
'tilulm (um and fliothrrhmxl of Brill
Nay “l'miflmfku have pmmla-«l in be
iron-mm, and an aluminum.» of aurora
hlliliiflllli liiv-inia-ru in expel-fill. Th!
.ilyrrf of the mowing in to bring almul
i more iratrrnal fwlinx among muth
-rn traiunlml and put ”V'lll on a bar
uonioua working bunt-z.
Ho lawn of the “Champagne
Sew Yul-ll. i’eb. L’l‘..~—l'p to ill o'clock
this rimming flu additional llt'Wii hill.
bot-n rr-rcivmi uf tiw iiit’l'lllil' From-l1
liner in l'lmnipagnc, 'i'ili- lilt'illilf'l
i'uria. which arrived thus moraine
from Southampton. did not sight ill'i
in her toy-ago. l-‘lnni lbw ro-pnrl of tin
ilrvnltl‘lnllf‘n. whirl: :«igiiimi ilt'i‘ n
«will ago. it was hupni that slit
would put in an nppozlrnmw this morn
trig and it in mum-fowl who will be H»
rxirfml of! Fire inland «mun tinw dur-
ing the day.
Oregonians Dandy to right Spain
Portland. lira. l-‘rb. 2:.«4lenrrai ii.
if. l'nnlmn. lati- brigadlwgcncml of
‘hc Oregon National llulirtl. bun iii-hi
iii» following mflfllflt‘ to the Oregon
delegation in f'ongrma:
“in tho event of war with Spain. I
f'mlifill you to tender my Mf'if‘m’l it:
tho prealdcnl. l sign-o to furnish two
regiment» of lfllnntry. one regimcnl iii
'uvalry and a llaluli‘y' of artillery to
be called the) tin-gun ilrlgndc.’ "
lhoatntlfor Work and lined. _
lininmnnra. Spain, Feb. Zd.--!l crowd
of eimul 3.0m workmen. accompanied
by gram»: of women carrying flown. pal
mini file grimly today. nhouiing for
work or bread. ""hlany holler-n wm
stoned and [he railrwl elation wna
donned and mmnidarnblr wheat taken.
The authoriim moorland to and work
for the unemployed. and in this dln~
pair-h wan not they were maturing or-
der. ,
charged 'itil 'mm W.
Dorm if. ll.. Von. inflamed W.
4mm. of Hilford. wan arraigned in
the lllrnffmd manly mm court
before Judge ltohrrt if. Wallace today
charged with the murder of Mn footh-
er. ilnily W. John. on M. 3. it”. by
animating. lotion pleaded not guilty,
and the date of the trial wan not for
April 4. at 2 o'clorli p. at.
Tubman levy.
Ifadrid. red. remit» cabinet her
mm the attention. and an herb
dent on renorieii an altering hire
”mull-litre! the relation: him
finale nail lilo flatten! Mira." MD
the militant W ”met at the
nanalnn which Iran crept into pant»
opinion during the are-eat W"
AWMMWI’W
them
1 1mm h old.
mnnm_
m . r
ltnnLivenLontin a lamb! lien at
charlenton, I. 9. ”3’
Charleston, 3. 0., Feb. refitting
lives wrrn iopi in a fearful fir! which
raged for a short. while in Church
street this morning. At 2:10 a police»
man on duty noticed big sparks dying
fr the tenement ileum at No. full
Chi h street. The ohioer found that
a blaze wail landing from one of the
winddwa on the final floor. The dooril
were broken open and the family on
that floor were rushed out without any
damage. “Somebody yelled that a fam-
ily of women were sleeping on the
third lloor. The police rushed up
stairs. but when they reached the top
story the ll‘fti-‘iéiiving work was stopped
by the flames. which seemed to be
playing over the entire building.
Screams from dying women were
heard. and Officer Rugby rushed in and
pulled out three charred bodies. The
quick work of the tire department
chm-lied the fire and it was man under
f'olilmi. but not until nim- lives in the
third story had been lost. The dead
are:
hire. Relwrn Kulrkmeyer.
Albert O'Neal.
("anwcll O‘Ncai.
Josephine Knit-kmrycr,
l8“,
Katie Knickmoyor. iii years of Rig“,
Leonora Klllckmeycr. it years.
Francis Knickmeycr. 6; years.
Lillie Knickmeyer. 3 years.
A baby of firminiekmeycr. am
i? years of
W0!“ DUNE!) 1'0 DEATH
duppnned to Have Set Fire to Bet
Clothes while Durand
Springfield. Malta. i-‘vb. 2r}. A ape
vial liifipflll‘il to m» f’nion from Hard
.vicit says: Miss Mary Page was burn-
~d to lit-all; early li’llS morning. She
was .30 yvauw of‘agr and haul sufferer?
or ammo tirllv' from nervous [imam
ion. (letting out, of bed she i if it
ighlmi candle and wont to an a
lion! room. Her ilf'rcams mm tilt
mnwbnid and she was found with he:
.ighldrvas on iirc. All effortn to on:
10’ im- failui. The family are of tilt
pinion that she took her own lift
vhiio tcnlimrnrlly deranged. Her
nother. Mrs. Harriett Page, is Lht
i't-itllfllfiti mmmn in liter town.
Dan; liter and Crew Died of Fevrr.
Primal-uh. Fla“ i-‘vh. Zr}.»~—f'aptnii
l'ilhnimscn. of the Norwegian Lari;
Norman, which lmx arrived at Quill"
infirm from Para. llrnzii. f’Fllflfllfl film
while the \‘f‘rlrit‘i was at Pam iil‘ writ
six of the crew and his: daughter
'ltlili'l’f‘. lilfry having lawn :llmi-kml with
y! .uw fever. and that all of thorn iiirii
I . the hospital.
row snow. '
i-‘f'lii SALE—J'hoap. lions» of «it
rooms and bath room. modcrn imv
prov-amour» 1""le allow Liirll
Norwalk for paflifliial’li apply to
Jamil \i Layton Agent 2.’ 3i
i‘Oit 57..“ i"
lop surrey.
A cut under. exfclislun
in good order. for 33'?»
Also a No. -l loot typewriter. usml
but, little. for 862’... Adllroita. Box
25 Rowavim. f’nnn. ”Bill
FOR 51KiJh~°$~L7Wl will buy fine resi-
dense with mollfrn improwmeuiu
including barn and extra lot. For par.
tlculnra apply to Jacob if. Layton.
agent. (2! lw
i-‘Oii SMdeilmiao ll rooms. modern
improvements. centrally located.
For partiruiara inquire of Jacob iii.
Layton. haunt. fill lw
FOR SALE—4! you want a good knife
try the ii. I: it. every blade hand
forged. ilo. Norwalk Hdw. Co.. 42
80. Main ureet. a20
mo will buy a choice building lot
(503145) in one of the prettient
nirnetn of South Norwalk; high. dry.
healthful; walk laid, water in ntreet
and petition for newer in circulation.
Particuinrn of Taylor & Golden.
l3
mil BALE—Redhead price on oil
beaten. South ftorwain Knrdwm
company, 42 south lain ntrnet.
13
" urnonnuunoun. "
RAVI YOUR PIANO rotten-an. if.
Melinda. piano m. tuner and
"palm. Ten new factory inner»
inane. Anni for the old nibble
Ilei’hnll niaaon. Repair nine and
wart-rem 8 and to north lain lit.
m "A ill'i’-—l.ndlea. trend an
Mr fall altirnnn plainly written.
andwnwtileaprnnyonlsofonrra’
gelatin Arabian Palm Farm to
whannnldnnnitnntnennnnyttm
m Winuwewiilnnnd
lawntli'ni
a
unuovaLn. .
ml. 0. r. BOUTWELL, dentint.
removed to the new bank hill
Warhington street. Moe hunger
w11:45.12:;30t06 Saturday
ing. 7 to 9.
WANTED.
wau'rnii—Berém wanted
Chestnut street. South Norwailtr
iurninhed rooms. 1
WANTED—Situation to do
hollaework. Good cook and
dress. Call on or addrenn.
Koveh 23 Lockwood avenue. ennui
Norwalk. in“
WAVTED—«A competent girl dating”
to do general housework in mi!
family. Susie Kalle. 23 untrained
avenue, South Norwalk. 'le.
AGENTS “'ANTED-FOI‘ War ill
be by Senor Queaada. Cuban replie-
nentatlvo at Washington. m
by Cuban patriots in
demand. A bonanza for 1‘
Only $1.50 Big book. big man.
nions. Everybody wants the only Our
darned reliable book. caretaker.
Credit given. Freight paid. M
all trash. and make 3300 a “(it
t with War in tuba. Addie“ W‘
The National Book Concern, 351-
Dearborn street, Chicago. )
“w.“ ... ,
vo LIT. ‘
T0 LET—dinner: l5 Marshall lineal.
One or two families. hinnneh’i‘
Hatch.
i‘l) l.ET~l’pper part of a home. ,
rmimn, :'.' minutes' walk from rail»
road station. 'Rent 85.
J‘l'kari itowaytou. Conn.
i'O lET~limiac. adjotuing mm
of T. 1 Raymond cam, 11 roe-a, '
modern improvements first-chum“ .
lien house 7 rooms. adjoining tonic
dent-e of advertiser; 2 houses Bel- 9*
den street. :1 rooms each and law
gardens; lat floor. 8 and i0 Tollfi
street; swonli floor. 6 Toilets street.
All in good order and rents low. Ar
ply to John H. KilaDD. 82 Went .
street. out
ro LETwOn Benedict Farm. lint '
Norwalk. house of seven rooms. new
Hair all improVetneutn of pi
trolley passes the door. ~
prmion. Apply to C.
67 Osborn avenue. Bent. . -
T0 l.ET——Six rooms. 25 North m
3mm. Smith Norwalk. Suitable for
offices and family. Apply Williaq
lillidon. t; Elizabeth ptreet. m it
T0 i.l~l'l'~ljppvr part of house. No.5
Elm sum-i. item motivate. In-
quire on llii- promises. (241w
T0 RENT—~l‘our—rmm apartments. 3i!
story rear. Swartz & Corbelt'n block.
rent 37. Halls lighted. heated and
i'li'al’li-fi. inquire office Old Well Ci-
gar company. 8;: Washington mm
T0 LEV-First. tloor. aia room end,
it and 48 Spring street. all contain
lem'er. item. 81f. Apply to Taylor
& Golden or William W. later.
mew
Ti) LET~fln South Main “not, I
large and very pleasant front real,
furnlrhcd. with heat and gan. with?
out board. inquire at this oilicef
ii! iii
T0 LED-Two deairable ammonia O!
l and 8 Gerard place. South I...
walk; 5 rooms and attic. or 4 man.
with line of More room; both imp
line of bath. but and cold water. huh ' ‘
etc. Terms reasonable. loud" in ‘
either number. 1218 ‘
T0 LET—Three with of all roe-n
each corner Pine and Iain m
Thoroughly reiterated. perfect Dill-u
dillon throughout. Reliable In?“
only. inquire, George C. Lockwool.
East and diorgan avennen. 3% ’
0
1'0 LET-Rear of mold floor ordeal
linel building. A: mi arranged
in one other. Hill and one
room. 2434». Apply at Inniinnl
T0 LET—Fir“ door. In
South ilain ntrnt; nnran
Woodward avenue; Ila ran-n. .
ilnll block. nnllalile for clean: W
floor.nixrooian.lfo.idllninn '
t. it. Woodward.
row nan: on no tam.
Men room rotten. large
frail um. henaery. bonny in ' ,.
man on Kewtowa area-n. _ “ ‘
‘partuuim inquire of In 1. W
in cilantut meet. mm.
mm
Themptrrdlrroffhm,
mlmfmulemumhzi
im a rail for a W of
tiltioit Ill national “I“ I.
21’...
f'enm Mn. tuna. his.
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Manamaitdtwwm
Norwalk Chronicler