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NUMBER 3,217.
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Bill’s lllllE “ill”
it Creates a Deadlock la the City
Council of Somalis
" THE llililiill iiPllilPilllTith.
Al‘wothledsVoteiaqniredtoPassit.
massing» the Absence of
Councilman lashes. Did not
latsrialiae.
There Is a dead lock in the city Coun-
cil of Norwaik over the additional ap- .
propriation of 81.000 made by a recent
meeting for the support of the Nor-
waik library. For this reason none of
the library bills can be paid or other
library matters adjusted until another
Council meeting is held.
Councilman Burr ,ls the obstinate
man. and the Council has adjourned
for a week in .order that Councilman
Meeker. at present out of town, can as-
sist the majority inoverriding Coun-
cilman Burr's little "No."
According to the city charter of Nor-
walk it requires a two-thirds vote of
the Council to make appropriations. At
last night's meeting but four council-
men were present. and it required a
vote in the affirmative from all to pass
the library appropriation.
Councilman and Library Director
George 13. Gregory inquired what had
been done in reference to the library
appropriation. as that department was
out of money.
Councilman P. W. Bates moved that
$1.000 be appropriated and Council-'
sors then came up. After a few ballots
Samuel L Weed and William Mitchell
were chosen. The'ehoioe‘ of the Repub-
lican member was harder. Owing to
the absence of Councilman Meeker. the
Republican member of the Board. the
Democratic members had to choose for
him, and it took about a dosen ballots
before Thomas S. Stout was chosen.
Among those nominated were ill. 8.
Adams. Frank lanonrd. J. M. Benedict.
and T. S. Stout.
Councilman Bates thought Mr. Mee-
ker wouldn't object to Mr. Menard. as
he was out of the coal business. but P.
W. Bates remarked ‘2He is bosswof the
roads; he is a Democrat now." Mr.
Leonard couldn't get but two votes. and
his men dually gave It up and went ov-
er to Stout.
Tax Collector Bette spoke about the
error of the assessors in not designat-
ing some of the discharged soldiers'
abatement. He was asked to prepare a
list for next Monday night's meeting.
Adjourned for one week.
SWIG HONEY ’08 HINDI.
A Ian who would lather lee the
Ticket-sailor than the Tax Collect Jl'
Editor Sentincl: l have been quite
intersted in reading the letters that
have lately appeared in your paper
condemning the mode of raising money
for the purchase of planes for the pub-
lic schools. They say if pianos or any-
thing else Is needed it's the duty of the
committee to btly it and charge it to
the general fund and pay by general
tax. i beg leave to differ with the gen-
itlemen, most enipnaticaily. 'l'he gen-
eral tax is the meanest general 1 ever
know. He is an arbitrary cuss who
says to every me that's got'a dollar.
stand and deliver or 1 WI” turn you
iout of house and home. Some one of
‘your correspondents finds fault with
’cllildrcn going around asking people to
pay tickets. way. i had much rather-
inhabitants
Lively Debate Over the Question of
Nominating a First Selectman.
Hilli THE rust usnlu iEEis
tony lorwalk lepublioana Think
South lorwaik has Got all She is
Intitled to. While Others are
Disposed to be Fair.
.—
The dispute as to whether Norwalk
or South Norwalk will nominate the
candidate for first selcclman has bob-
bed up again and wages quite bitter as
the date of the caucuses approaches.
it was reported that a few Republicans
from the First and Second Voting dis-
tricts held a conference over the matter
at Norwalk, yesterday afternoon. Sen-
ator Keefer. one of those credited with
being present. positively denied this.
bill said an animated conversation was
carried on about the matter on the
sidewalk in front of the National Bank
of Norwalk. He did not feel disposed
to express an opinion upon the matter.
Attorney J. Beldcn Hurlbutt and Brad-
ley 8, Keith. members of the reconcil-
iation committee. so called, said they
knew of no meeting. it is a fact. how-
ever. that Congressman Hill, Senator
chler, Selectman Thomce, E. E. Gor-
hnni and W. lieCount held an exceed-
ingly lively session on the sidewalk. .
in speaking of thesituation this mor- '.
ning a prominent Republican party?
leader at Norwalk said: "(live South}
Norwaik first sclcctman! Well. i
illSHlllllEflHllililll
Renomiuated at the Republican
Congressional Convention.
I ting last evening.
which wasl 1! attended. Ali the
rector's sug - ’ :-n it was unanimously
voted to gfvr. ‘ money-making enter-
tainments this" inter. It is believed
that if every ' an interested in the
parish work it live in money the
amount she - I usually given in fur-
nishing provi g s for suppers and for
tickets autho‘ l g her to eat the same.
she will control e her own time and
strength and gains to the building
fund will be ” . as satisfactory—from
o
Sidney I. newley for Sheriff. the only
lame Presented at the County
Convention—Es lakes a Brief
Speech of Thanh. '
* (By Associated Press.)
a moral stand at will be more satls- Bridgeport. September ill-Congress-
factory. Sociamffair‘s will be given ,as; man E. J. Hill. of Norwalk. was nomi-
hcretoforc. but.'ticket-selling will noti hated by nor-lamatlnn at the Republi—
be engaged in. .The experiment is to i can congrflgnlnnm convention which
b“ "1”" f" “9 year. and will be I met at Warner ilall. at it) a m. Com-
W Clark. of Woodrow t.
‘ 'iagsalobberashe ass.
(By Associated Press.)
Woodmont. Conn. September 20—-
WA
Anything and eve
kee your eye on .
ve ise in this column...»
Quick results will follow. - '
Tile post-ohlce and general store of W.
F. Clark 'was entered by burglars early
this morning.
and one of the gang was captured by
Postmaster Clark and turned over to
the Milford authorities.
. Mr. Clark and family occupy apart-
ments over the store. Shortly before 2
o’clock this morning he heard a loud]
noise that sounded as if something had!
dropped on the floor in the store below.i
He also heard the noise of some person
walking on the veranda. lie at once;
started to investigate. first. however.i
arming himself with a revolver. As he;
opened the door to go out he saw two;
men jump o the steps and make oi
No booty was secured '
WANTED,
WANTED—A lady desires a post f’*
in family to manage about the ‘1'“
or act its companion to lady. or
any kind of light work, or ill .
Address, 28 Monroe street.
Norwalll. .
\.
WANTED—A middle-aged lady
like a position as housekeeper
companion in a refined family.
dress M, Sentinel office.
WANTED—A house of five or
rooms. with all modern imp
ments. within five minutes' walk.
center of South Norwalk. .
W. Sentinel office. s
watched with idierest.
;__,g,___ i modore Jamcll ll. Smith. of Stamford
WIODID Ti “ADIIG LADY. i made it spread-eagle speech. windingf
m --- inn with. "Who's your candidate tori
Kill Balch. 0“" 30M“ “0"” 3"f Congressman?" Half a dozen volcosi
comes-inanhar Pratt. innswomd, "n. .l. lllll, of Norwalk.”:
Miss Ethel finish, of Lynn. Man” the Commodore Smith then said: “id. J
leading lady of the Boston ideal Opera1 lilll. of Norwalk, is unanimously nomi‘
company, now playing an engagement hated for Congress:" and the comes-‘1
at Hoyt's Theatre. and Arthur Pratt. tlon adjourned after speeches by Con-i
of the Parsons Paper company. llol-I grossman Hill and l’nlted States Sena-l
yoke. Mass. were quietly married yes- f for Plait. I
terday afternoon at 4 oclock. in the? Sheriff Sidney E. Hawlcy was rcnom-i
parlor of the new Mahackemo hotel. 2' innted today by the Republican county:
Rev. A. S. stsnagh. pastor of the : convention. which met at 10 at the Rt»!
First Methodist Episcopal church, wasi pllblican headquarters. There was it
the officiating clergyman. Elblrt; large attendance.
C h member of the mpsny and‘ “mm” ('llrlle
011C 8 co E
' ' Thom o , . _ ,
a friend of the groom. was best mun.I p“ n of m" city, was (hairnmn
A luncheon was scrvcd after the ccre- “"1 “mm"? ll. C- SWWDSOH. of this
many. Mr. and hire. Pratt left South 5 ""Y- 900”“va Attorney John C.
Norwalk. yesterday afternoon on a i Chamberlain. of Bridgeport. nominat-
wellding tour. to Elmira and other pln- f (ed Sheriff Hawley and Attorney if. F
ccs in New York state. “ Hall seconded 1h" nomination. N" "H“
llash fortheroud. ilefollowed them and?
told them to stop. and as they did not;
WAN TED—First-class cook.
24 West avenue.
. Assisi
.J.
heed his demand he fired two shots in}
the air which wcrc not heeded. how-3
ever. Aftcr a further chase a
shot was fired. which brought one of
the men to a standstill. The post mas-
lcrthen took him in charge and brought
him back to the store and later turn-
ed the prisoner over to Special Consta-
ble R. 'I‘. Hibbard.
WITHDREW BIS PLEA.
The Case of O’Connell. of Greenwich.
Continued to the October Term
(By Associated Press.)
Bridgeport. Conn. September 20-—
John O'Donnell. the Greenwich man
who was sentenced to state prison for
five years. but who is believed [to be,
i
innocent, was allowed in the Superior:
court today to withdraw his plea of:
third .
i ' 'i-o” " Liar.
T0 LET—Two large pleasant
rooms. with or without board.
Hanford place. South Norwaih. ”
T0 LET—House 10 Lowe street. in:
rooms. Improvements. $14.
lllatc possesion.
Brown & Wilcox's store.
T0 RENT—Store No. 170 Wllhm
street now occupied by H. Rosenthhi
as clothing store. Possesion Oetohai
1st. Inquire next door. at Wiliihln
C. Jesse‘s. lid 1'
T0 LET—Six rooms. Music Hall block;
suitable for offices: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements: No. S
Arch street; cottage. 29 Woodward "
avenue. 31 Woodward avenue. film
rooms. third floor, 70 North lain
man W. R' Bates seconded the motion. 5 have a bright laced boy or sweet faced
00111101110311 07980” did “0‘ thinkiglrl come to' my house to sell tickets
that it ought to take 81.000 to run the. than to see the collector for general
library to January 1. link. Now. there are a great many peo-
Conncii'man Bates explained that theme Wh° “"aner ”w" “0 ”Wen"
;tllat the collector can find; it's no
appropriation would carry them i doubt a great pleasure to them to con-
through until ”Nah 0" "'9 9““ Of the “ tribute for such an object and they
city's fiscal year: lwould not have the opporttmlly if it
This capped the climax. Count-niwcre not for sucn’ occasions as these.
i, would be .. er- ! it's a very great pieaure to give. espec-
31??" y "I; for money 12‘.” liaiiy where its going to make so many
undid. iliappy. i think Brother Sherwood
commodate the “fi- board. intakes a mistake if he preaches onthe
guess not. She has got all she de-l. 33°" 8!! 3108‘! 1.80
serves. Take the Town Court. for in-!
stance. The judge. both prosecutors Frederick fir. ‘ '"M' 3m“ 30L .
.lnd clerk are South Norwalk men.i ’aiiaOutofalaoondltoryWindow i
whllc Norwalll gets a Democratic asso- ‘ Frederick Pay. a son of Mr. and Mrs.
ciatc judge. Then take tho delegates to Richard i-‘ny. who live in Frank C.
the conventions. Norwalk and Eust‘llcckcrs spartmlnt house at 37 Water
Norwalk. with 2,500 votes. gets bllt two istrcci. South Norwalk. climber! up on
delegates. while South Norwalk. with .a chair near a Window in the second
not half that number of votes. gets the . story of his boo 0. this morning. at to ;
some number of delegates. indeed. l oclock. and pitched headlong out of the '
think South Norwnlk gets all she de- window tothe ground below a distance
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or names were presented, and he was.
nominated by acclnmntlon. Sheriff
iiawley made a brief speech of thanks.
OOIPAHY I. CONTINTED.
With arew Inception. lorwalk Boys ‘
Iojoy Life athmp loads.
Camp Meade, Pa. Sept. lit.
The boys have had another treat of
tobacco. The'American Tobacco com-
pany brought in two wagon loads of it. ‘
*guilty. and his case was continued to street. E' A' Woodward. '1‘
October term. State's Attorney Fes-
scnden said it was evident an injustice
had been done the prisoner. who plead- ‘
‘ ell gtlllty by advice of his attorney. He.I
T0 LET—Firs. story, rear apartments.
over Olsen's shoe store. Your rooms
each. Rent ts. Halls heated, ligh-
ted snd cleaned; also first story lat
over Shults's market. rent S10. Ft!
further particulars inquire at the of-
; was charged with burglary. of which
i he says he was innocent. bill a stolen;
. watch was found in his mlmssion. Washington street.
i
'1 r0 lmr-Aesnsusts’ in
block on Menard mt;
the
tics of the Old Well Cigar g“, g;
was?
one sees
L.
l5
4‘.
'e
and the whole regiment was lined up rooms at 8| Wu" 'uut' I." w" *‘
"No. let ‘em run it themselves." subject. it he had advertised that
chirped in Councilman Burr.
Mayor Glover called for a vote. The
two Bates voted in the affirmative.
Gregory and Burr didn't vote.
"1 wish exerybody would vote." said
the mayor.
Another vote was taken. both Greg-
ory and Burr voting in the negative.
This made a tie vote of 2 and a. but the
there would be a general discussion at
.the llaptist church Sunday night on
which would be the best mode for rals~
lug funds to blly pianos for the public
‘ schools, he would have seen sucu it turn ‘
out all has not been seen in many a
day. And that's the right way .f min. i
filters are going to talk on these accular ;
questions at all: it should be by dis-l
i'liflilloil. (live the other fellow a 3
chance. lie sometimes knows as much .
serves."
This is a fair cxprcssion of the fch-
ing in Norwalk. although the more con-
scrvntlvo any that if South Norwulk
wants first ‘selcctmntl let them have it
for n time. taking turns at the office.
Politicians. however. will not listen to
such an argument.
Norwalk Republicans
designati- the
”liar could not’decllie it OWIDI '0 “19‘ about some things as the preacher, for i First and Third district caucus for the
charted clause requiring a two-thirds
vote of the Council.
"My idra." said Gregory. “is to have
the library board make out a list of
the money they will need to conduct
affairs until January l.
Councilman W. it. iiatl's mowd an
appropriation of thou. which t‘ouncil-
Inuit hrogory promptly m‘i'tmfit'ti.
The mutter was pill in il vote and
Councilman littrr voted "no." lie re.
fused to change his vote and the matter
hall to be dropped.
('Dliili’iilllltil lttll'r takes the stand
that the city meeting originally appro»
printed ".000. and that aniounl should
be made to answer. He believes it
$2.000 is to be used it should have been
appropriated in the first place.
The board was aware of Mr. lillrr's
stand. but anticipated that Councilman
Meeker would be present. it was lilllll-
ly voted to "consider the previous
vote and have the matter open for a
week. or until neat Wednesday night.
when all adjourned meeting will bu
hold.
A million for a sewer on Prospect
avenue was referred to the sewer coul-
atiltee.
A communication was its-rived from
the Naturals Congregational t‘llllrcll
smlety. claiming an err is to assess»
meal of ".500. proleabl: itin‘ the old
psrsliliago. The matter was referred
to ll committee colnpnsld of donut-lb
iucu w. it. liaise. liner and tlregory.
ill-my \‘anWagsnor salted for a per»
mil to trawl- a building from leuth
Norwaill to Weatporl snails. The
tissue-ll feared damage to the electric
wine and refused the application .
Mayor tllover mat up the matter
of Superintendent l‘iatt'a visit to flor~
walk in reference to the railroad lull
peavsmts. Iv. Glover showed a
map. indicating a temporary change in
the location at the freight house until
the railroad is really to stake “Ill cs-
lensive improvements l-oniealplatlsl at
Norwaill. The map allowed that till-
tracks would be moved to the east. or
towards the watfi. sad the freight
house sieved class to the beak on the
west side. teeth as open roadway bee
tween the from house and the tracks
and removing the dangerous crossings.
The Council listed to accept the rsii~
I.“ m
mmumm asses-lessees.
be has more experience. especially if
it‘s matrimony or politics. ' ' °
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man I'll“! ANNIVIIILBY.
o..- «Wv’
Five Hundred Cards to be lent Out by
Ir. and Ira O. A. Iaycolk.
The following. from the New llnvcn‘?
Ll‘ulll-r of yvsicrilzly, will interest malty T
lli‘flllit' of The Nlll'wnlka. Mrs. hillyl-ol'll]
was itli‘llli‘riy Mills Alice “0‘". daughter
of Thomas llcll. of Fair slrcl't:
Mr. and Mrs. (loot-go A. hiaycock. of
link I'lal'c. will ionic invitations in.
mounts for ll lurgll reception to be giv-
'l-n on 'l'ilul'llllay r\t‘llllll. tk‘tolwr the
sixth. front il‘ until ll o'clock.
'l'ilc affair will l-oullnl-lllorutc the
tomb suulvcrsnry or their nltllriitlte.
Five hundred cards will be sent out
and the event will act the litit‘lli ball
rolling it lite stallion. being unite the
largest of the full. Mr. and Mrs. billy-
l'ock will revolve illilllt‘. 'l‘llll hostess
will wear all l-lcgullt new evening gown
made- for the- occasion. and the luv!"
will til-mi to don their flood ultirc ill
order not to be tlllllf' t‘t'iiillt'ti by tho
bride. ,
’l'hc ushers who will present the‘
alarm will be iii. if laltnberl. llwigbl
iiltitIWlil. llccrac lIil-ill-v. .luulel flow»
ilrib l ill tlonrgo l.. ltcoill-lll, of lien-
bury T be last two being cousins of bits.
May lick. Assisting in lutsrtaiulna the
all he will he Mrs. Imam llalliwib
Mrs. d. it. iilaylml. hire. "some lllllilcy
lltlll lira. W. 1‘. Hill.
The ilmtltl will be elaborately llocllr»
ated with autumn and hot house flow
erll. ltoulsslwl'll orchestra will play '6
l-liecislly prepared primramrllc of Illlli‘v?
nomination of candidates for town offl- ,
was. called for tomorrow evening. a
'suap caucus." Sonic politicians sl-
l-‘gc that there is a rank political deal.
while others solemnly shake their
hands and say. “Well. the caucus was
called early and on almighty short no-
lil‘l‘. blli we will iit' with lill‘lll." At all
cvl'uls lilt‘ uffntr bl not calculated to
l‘f‘t'tlit' harmony ill the Itcpulllicun
mulls.
"'Ofifl1AII AT I'LL “LAID
Iethodist Young People Intel-tallied
at the Iaviland Cottage
The ltpworlll la-iguc of His First
Methodist Episcopal i‘hill‘i‘il Ilull ll ilul
il‘)‘ l'il'l‘ Ill "0‘” Ihilillii. lust lllulll. ll-
u sln'l'lillly l-bnrtl'rl'll l‘llr. i'lll'llri‘liiill
members and friends attended. A ullm
delightful evening was passed at ”It
linvlianli cottage. landlord and ill-v.
Ill-ed llllvllaud proving csmdicht cull-l-
Iulllr-rll. in the contest of glllmsiull the
greatest Ililtiiittf of "NH! of various
lllusil-al conitulnillons all they were rru-
tiered on the plum by Hills llorihls M.
illness. the prism wont to Miss mills
iiiilwt'il. Willi. till! iii th'll.l. ll.tlllll|
llflt'ell correctly in the bean bag cou-
ll-ul llelwot'fl rides captained by Mr.
.tl. II. ltanllltli sud t‘llarllls iii. itoylnollr
the former wou. Miss illstwcli favor-
ed the amis with is well—reudetol vol--
at will. and hire. w. it been saw a
i'l‘llili'. which was greatly uppreciul~
till.
news Ols'l'l In“! DWI
a» on...“ . ...w.
Iaay lamb-ea at the villa sad their
of about lifter-n feel life right leg was
broken near the “W“ 1"“ hone pro~ small packages of smoking and a large
trudcd through tho ill-sh. causing the
lad the moat illlf‘lisi' sllffl-ring. plug M “MM“ tobacco. togethcr with
('ilitl‘ll‘ll ilnlillcn. of his! Norwulk. " box of ""‘n'm" “"d ‘ ”“0““ M "‘5'
who was near by. curried hiln into the “WW paper..
house. and tire. linkcr. Clark and AI- ’l‘hc rcsignutioll of Major Gilbert l..
1"“ .W" “'mml'M' “ll" “Wild?“ '0 ”l" i-‘ill-ll has been acccplell. and t‘aptain
boys "m": llllll. of Company ii. has bcen appoint.
wow [01' lDll'fll'Y 11'. mil to fill the vacancy.
. o y The members of Company I. seem to
Door-gal. Allan Viewa the lead oi be more contented than they have been
the lrldgoport lyntery Victim for some time; but several of thcnl arc
Prosecuting Attorney I-‘crrlg, of Nor. ‘slili very anxious to got home. ’l‘hl-lr
wnllt. gave (ll-um ll. Allen a letter of routine dull" are not in heavy as at
introduction to (‘bi-If llirnlingbnln. of Niantic. and there is the added interest
llridgcpori. yesterday. to enable him to of being In a little camp where there in
sec the build of the» Yt'iitlw Mill l‘ond‘s more or less going on to take their
ltlyslrrlllus victim. \fr Alb-ll ltf'li‘ii na minds off of illi'il‘ own troubles.
an agent of ililtllili’i mm. but t’luulrcsslnull lllll is going “I ship it
tint lullntlfy llln bend box of instructors to the company. and
Anoibcr cllllcr at ”W morgue an» all they itl‘s- lilll't' to iii‘ ll source of color-
llllsloull luolllcr. aim thought the rl~- thrill to tho men. While at Nluntic
lllllills might be those of a wayward ”We won a circulating library ill the
ilililllllivr who run will innit-buiiii' a v. .\i .t'. A. tcul. but lilllil fur there
your or so ago. While more was it ililh h..." “mm.” J, u". “M "N.“
llirllilli’iltill't‘ ill lid. for, "In hair will mm“ NW!“ of "an", A First
of u Iilfli'l'l'lll l‘tlitll .lllii n lllrtlltllurk ‘
“H mm“. i'tltllll‘i‘lll‘lll Light lll'tllll-t'y. has been
.-. ililpolull-li sl-cllllli iililllt‘ilfllli of t‘om-
puny ll. I‘l’lVIlll tiaorgc "reduction.
of i'utupauy ll. bus lwcll made corporal.
Tcul floors have lmcn provided for
all the tents and most of the amt blue-
("y Associated pm“ purchase-d cuts and mslfrcsaea ’l‘lwy
llrlligvpllrl. September in mute Will llntv sleep almost as if not quite
t' Allen. the» murderer of John ll. llol~ its mlufortllbly as at home.
with lust .luly. plcaltml guilty this mew lv‘rcsh lullll can be bolukt rhbt as
lung to murder ill the malted til-arse ,lbc around from farmers who bring it
and was It'tlif'lll'e‘ii to Judge 'l‘bsyer to ill. l'annl-ll stasis. bakers' sakes. pick-
lmprimmmeni for Ill.» Hillel's Alitlr- Il-e. mourn-ed milk and many other
"I... ”mm” m. “m ”mm... in storm months are sold at a stand at
bringing trial on first litmus murder our "MM the grounds.
. There is a large l'. M. t‘. A. test on
and was willing to orient the prison- the left of the “M where Mil" and en—
l-r'e pills.
.Vcitlpla are given away and stamps can
Allele stint ill-mint in "to letter": be put-«based. ‘llellalous services are
“m... “... Ju‘y m... in...“ been "a"... held there on llunltays and on one ev-
hcudlli willie robbing the fill. The “f.“f' {5‘ ‘mmx" “a?“ mafia"
vitllmdlmlail‘wdnl‘slateralthe has» i.” ‘3" “‘ ' “"‘ " "
"m“. not» and is quite sick with typhoid
All the cum have been ‘W'ilmfli M fever.
by companies.
could
ssmnesn run 1.!"
Louis 0. Allen Issue Guilty to lur-
der in the loom Degree.
Each man received two >
‘ Crew have lean landed. but the Vee- '
ael will bea Total Loos. \
l-By Associated Press.) 1
(‘balhsnn Mala, September zo—Thei
but-kl-uifnc linrrict S. Jackson of New"
York, bound from .‘e'cw York for Chai-
bani. N. it. with it cargo of brimstone.
is ashore on Monomoy licarh. it is
‘lhought sbc will be ll total loss. The
crew have been landed.
month. Enquire of Charles 1'. We.
ard. Norwalk. III
T0 LET—Apartments of
first floor. 8 and lo Tollea
class order. Apply to
Knapp. 82 West street. or
Layton. South Norwalh.
John ‘-
Jacob H.
3'
T0 LET—Chloe in the m lose
The Sentinel building.
The Sentinel oilea. W
Wild. ill-2 l-‘OitWAitllED T0 itlt‘ll.
MONO.
(By Associated Pun.)
Narragansett l'ter. It. |.. September
20- it has been decided that the body
of Miss Winnie Davis. after a brief
service here. will be forwarded to Rich
flltlllli. \‘s.. on tho train leaving here at
lozilo oclocll Thursday morning. The
journey should be culllpleted ill ilzlil’l it.
or. Friday.
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lily Associated Press.) |
Nile-l. .\ilcll.. tlll'ploltiiwr '30 Nearly
illluiclltll of lilo population of l‘lnlll-
will. a lllilc villultc ill All-glitlv county.
is ill from t'dllllfl l‘lttlt'ti lime-ll lwf ill
.i church sla‘iablc li‘lfy-flw IN'i'lIflIMi
were published. twl‘ilil' are Wrously
ill and four are expected to tilt.
lildti‘l‘lllll tlllANll Illlli.
lily Associated Pens.)
illusion. lillplcttlls-r .‘illilin. Alfred
it Pinkerton. of Worcester. was today
unanimously oils-ted grand sire of the,
sovereign grand lotus. i. ll. 0. l‘.
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lloldturs and sailors .l’s‘ttfliflmd to
smoking and who have lost till-ll- sight
in action continue in stocks for a short
while. but soon give up the habit.
They say it gives theta no pleasure
when lhcy cannot see the smoke. and
some have said that they cannot taste
the smoke unless they see it.
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‘ For mm some at as Pro-pest
uracnunrlioua.
l.Al'antl'-vins use. proprietor d
nineteen laundries. is now
turn out first-class work at O!
ington street. Shirts. 70:
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tc; underdrawerll. dc: hall
llgv; sticks. 2r. WW“ -
prices on all work. l1."
' NilTli‘l-tw 0. Fallen 0 Son have ‘0-
Ni ii jabbing shop If B. 7. ’
place of business. Water atnat.
of Raymond litre-at. when they I! H
prepared to rill-cute at short w
all orders for Window F"... has
ll‘rnnta. linllcrs‘ Supplies. All we
oral inbuilt. lulllnsles cheerfully
on. u
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vrosls rescue;
J. A. from.
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one. Norwslk. Coal.
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Silldl‘l'l‘illttl WAN'i'lbu-Lsdfea
lentiomen for our on.“ *
Juvenile lsuiks for the palm", ‘
set has four books graded M
can to gmassp folks. .II
charming. delightful.
Prices range from is “ID
SIM. large books. M
log with happy illustrations.
aadous sellers. Mathis. i“
Four months‘ aoldea ham
ergotie mil-re. Credit
hols» we bins-t Mi
mm with masks of all fail *
tree. lead twelve two seas ‘
for paying part air of the p '
alone. Drop all trash and at“ '
a month with not sustain m
lies The National let M
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the; cuffs. per pair. 8c: new-
'5 it
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it'. The supper room will is» in charge
of a caterer. The kfayclick residence ll
llttrly till‘lMMi for islae fiftil'litms sud.
llilillluah then- will be a throng of
[drills thcrc will be uugrcat crush.
“Mayhem-sl-
Thl- islll subscription “MW” of
neuron was given last night by the
. Nllrwsls Vitl‘ill llifll, at llu- club-
' =llllullv- ltti iiil'kllly lllllfl. 'l‘lll-rs‘ was if
A ' AT "(MT iil‘fildtrl. 4 large attendance. the flue weliber and
A ”"4"" °"”"' "’ William "' "w" the fact that this Illa the dual «lance
illnllfl. iii Hotlill Norwsill. I'll stolen ‘1 gum"... m Mill! Hill . Inr.’ flllfillifl' 0'
last night from its moorings near the illle Mil!" slut their friends. Prof-
ltlcharllaoil d Morgan Co. The vessel ,‘ Mam Weldenhsmnlor. of llrlllgeport.
was painted white on tile sides. with provided titanic. The club will hold ll
yellow trllalniugs and red bottom. The .- saeoiier tlnaurrew night. for which a
police were smiled and have began a ’ very entertaining stimulants less been
ism-sea.
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Aiflmil
and the jury dial-hurled. '
illi'Vt'lllii'ill t‘lll.l.lillll lilMli on ’
Tlloloss .l. Meant-r. lilo new-denies.
and lit-nest ltptl- ball a iil‘ificllil l'tliils-
ion. last iiiuhdlty night. as they were.
riding their bicycles through North;
Tailor avenue. both men were thrown
off. Ilr. Eater's wheel was wrecked;
and the front tile on tile. Issuer's m“
we. as... .l.
ritllte was hrohl.
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ftarwatk.
lifIWAilil J. "I‘ll“ Nil.
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Villliltltliltit t‘Al'llltlil.
llarold Seymour. son of John's. ley.
maur. Norman lllalle. of New York.
and Arthur Williams. of Morgan are»
one. went down blue tailing. yesterday
and gel raoslsed. They lost their boat.
but being good swimmers they reached *
Natives Island and later were rolled
over to tile Norvslll Yacht club house.
from whence they returned home. it
was as cutting sentence and see
whiehthebeyswlllaetsasalsepet. i‘ael.
HIT-"i“ WMIIWM'. W’tt‘fflib‘l’ Hill " ‘ ' ‘"
ll brown leather II‘IH'M. ren- ”I .‘Iele
lliilil‘l “JI. MVP"! Wfliml Dill. W
"m iiAlh-ero ascend head .-_
sleuth Nurwaill. The finder will be
rewarded on returning it to all West "fl low price '0' a... a"
it West avenue. ‘0 l
avenue. Nurwallr.
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"I Mill-'0" m at ahead w
'ouun‘. sea. II M. Small .
cusses. loath m , .
motto—a boat adrift. owner may you Mill- fleas . ‘
i have it by describing and paying for. a “kw“ , '
use b .
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