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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 7, 1899 · page 1

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Walter smallish. of as Fortvll'oist
street. llsst limit. was film into
custody this n ' by Chief ‘of Puller
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, lie was scuse‘il‘ilfl burglarising James
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sans boll out of which heusnd

‘ familiar.'-”‘sald 1’er
7 uhssamsathsesgesnd looked
' erltlsslly examining the re-
ssu-s to thvlmle between the bars left
by thsuw‘fiesn making namspous inn - in the case of State vs. I“Dmld,,
moments in the way, of new. oars which was on trial before Judge host
it sheet steel since i was here >he~ in the Town Court at Norwslll. mer-
’ tore." ‘ ' 7 day. lfr. MacDonald testified, in __ .af- .
-, no window the iron‘bunk and tsrnoon to the payment of (Inflation;
proceeded tot He himself at home as of these dram. he said. werdhrgo‘ods ,
he rolled a cigarette. The prisoner sold oran hand at Hrs. Mail’s store. 1
was apparently in. the best of health 'fle also testified as to the payment or
its wort scab ldstea’fi of the black der- various other bills. ,
y be hsdon; when he escaped. He Relative to the ban book and the

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7M" 6' ‘0 . “i“ mended the appointment-a! Edmafui
'gm’mfir‘“ it): B. Crows as postmaster of South flor- g: 'M ' ‘ m. 7, '
.7“,ng d “0" _ walk, in- place of George W. Benedict, W 1“” is Hot N 80'0" thought '0 have M
'9 3'" “'5 whose term expires December 19. ofthe 7 . “am Why, ' ' to capture Ladysinfthl
present year. The ofilce nonresidential ‘ A ' r appeal is m" m be were defeated ‘

one. The appointment. it is anticipat- .1: I In“: y lie ” ”a, Milrno 0‘ South groom’s: r 5:1??3‘;

I‘ i 0? RPHNX ad. will be made within a few days hr x
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ed his trousers being bank statement, Mr. M Donald stated ' , b th . ‘ ' '
retails ill ' All! from no rule; that he had sometimes taken the mou- M713“ " the lisrwdl y'l‘h: mgeflorwalk post-once pays a dense 1" ”"5 ‘0'“ “#1993 WWW" atlmé’gefiaom':
one wool not thinlt he (1 been or give him to deposit to pay press- i! ll- PIDW- salary at present of $2,100 a year? ttorney 8”?" “"3”“ 1'" "'9 ”0“ ember 4 and cumin

gums, w" given These figures are periodically adiasté gig‘g’fgg'sgfig ‘Ooi’fi'? ““1“ be The Bruin]: only

. ‘ Mslmo dolled fol-7s license. at a gum” ma" “ 80M - ‘
wotbeing an address up- done 1‘ me oilicc. and are likely to bf location on the bridal. between South followed. "‘9 30“".

. increased duringdhe next four years
mos b ll! b the Rev. . nod East Nomlll. The commission- -
«he! ll Y Y The gross receipts of the ofllce last era refused it last year on the ground ’ Outflow! on m

Tanner rather enioyed the consterns- Mr. Mat-Donald said they were put in , - ear w". 164.43.). The W ,
tlon his escape caused in Norwalit w- the drawer in the store by him a]; . 'fie‘i'lifg‘wfififigmfi g; allowed him 10.. clerk "fire'a:g. of unsuitnbility of the place, and also 7.
l' filo" lice circles. and wnilingly gave an M' In Illa“!!! 0‘ llcrsouui checks. Mr. talker "‘5'" at his best: He gave a for rent. light and fuel. and asulllcleni because there are ”0“” "MM”,
.7 mm! , ‘0 count of the escape and his subsequent MacDonald explained that he had no WWW' ’ ‘ of m. recent u... amount for incidental expenses."l‘hr "I" vicinity. “am“ it "u be reali- ~ _
. if for the amped cul- "lvm' , ”mm, hank uccount. out mm, we vels through Errol showing ‘ map m mm, “mum 0, the cities Mt year ed. appealed, and after an expel-to 7 . , . has: . 7,
nd gave smlnute Motion of Tanner ",5 they sawed my" v... checks 300d by using.tne atom fund. his “I!“ W the. Nile Ho “0““ “m "0,541.55 and the not revenu- bearing, Judge Elmer reversed the de- lice from 2 Burbank meat,
Sheriff Fitzroy was: among the 'out «the cages with two dinnol or borrowing These checks. ll: every “a m“ totllcwonderftll mm“ and 35.902.“ ' vision of the County Commissioners roe street. on west Ms M
cw ink 399' Ml! l'an- knives purloined from their meals. Ht instance. went to pay bills of Mrs. ”be ”mm, gained by the tourist 7 The Republican organization. includ but under the old law there was no New Haven depot. 7.
, If"! n seen him, .lbOilt showed thenewspaper man the scrap Plalsted. the WWW!!! character of the in: m the office-holders and workers “I power in the courts to compel the com— 7
[WW 7his77rslstlvos formerly cues in the side of the iron bunk where 7 it came out during the cross-exam- habitants of Cairo and the wonderful the party have. since the commence dissioners to issue the license.
. , °Qh°m feltconldent that they nicked the knives to make them nation of Mr. MacDonald that he 'ertility “Hump"; the Nile country. ment of Mr. Crown's candidancy. in This “'9' with “0th" in Hartford , . ~ - ~~~~~~ "—-
1“ “”47"” 7‘9"- “9 ”“3““?th serviceable no laws. Thor «owed the ward of the charges made against him The Mommy mm Club ma... slated that the oflice should go to him mm” ”mime“ ‘ “hm" “1 ”1° ‘3" WANTED—At once. a
"'1‘ng "‘91 Kept 3 “"9100” bars during the day. when the head- by Mrs. Plaiawd, and that, he called to 8d deughlfillmic I! ""2"”! during seven] other mndmm" were men relating to appeals. The last General lathe. T. Village WWW
out chins- lie was rewarded for M“ will“?! were deserted, find the "Eli- sec her. but was unable to get an in- he sveni .7 « ' tioned. but the claims of the appli “"mbly passed a new not WM"! gives Cross street 30. ltorwalk ‘ "
W“ Maud“ ”7 ““9 “3m“ 0’ ing of the escape both bars were ready :erview with her. it was also stated Preside H‘» j; Price of the club in rants were not pushed when it becaml the commissioners power to enter as ' , ' 5 ‘ , .
' Win'b'm’d "'00“ “6" arm" to bend out and break. This the prls- that the defendant sent Mrs. Pialsleu mm“... ‘ flip-(mm... min]. known that Mr. Crowe was in 2m defendants "l 3“ mil 0”“ ““1"” WANTEWA good. strong. m
oners had a scare, for thrschicf and 0f- won! that n she wquld gm on Mile" st llarry f or paid tribute to‘ his field. mg supporters included me, Will BOW PM" “0"!" ”Deal- The girl for general housework in may
ficer Bartram came in and stood talk- to go over the hooks hc would also ‘alnnts as r “all and his great labor high in the councils of the party and commissioners will “0" have the right of four: or a middle-aged Mr.-
ing to them. Tanner says Officer Bar- havogmprogomouve,‘and if any short. in ”I.“ ‘ for, the nmmmotn line it has long been known that Congress to appear in court in opposition and houmkupfl; one who is ‘ ' a ,w
tram wont to the rear of the can In“ age could be proven he would gladly ' ‘
stood within two feet of the tamperfll .nake it good. ,

musing about the “handicap!“ to lug cls d. serum the business. in» A .‘
. e cars. . - "s — . »
“are?“ legpctg‘flr“: of Chief of Pu- 3%“:ngrnimi‘lxenfiekimohy 7o! lure. 5”" s , . *“Ulub’. last “em”;- ““5 "1' has“! on u" “mount 0‘ bum“
lice Bradley r. Sentinel representstIVr Pialsted rslatlvo to threatening and principal
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wioli depot. and by his timely capture

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» late the evidence and reasons for their h l f i l 7 , , 7 .
oital hen lot the Armory. urging the mun llili had kindly feelings towari " e pcare or an live id W" ; ,
‘Sl‘nfll sum“ of [he (““1an of Nor. him personally. and toward his can; refusal to “10' E “(291189 I“ the place' WIS“. Address 0:. Bellini We.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

{raved to be his undo—
‘ ‘ («W’ luff“:

, ‘g )3 liter. heinous one of
the , . tlshl ogasaccsssfoi crook in
that; has ‘ Min of men. This

is I ' 7 t’fifrom the fact that to one

~ ‘d it s nay-”modulus he unfolded the
details of his proposed job last night in

' Port Chester. and wanted an assistant.

His confidant. however. who but re-
cently associated himself with tile gang
that has git'erl Greenwich an enviable
reputation in town and county circles
for a few Years back. did not think
well of the scheme. and at the first op-
portunity notified Sheriff Fitzroy. giv-
ing a description of the young fellow.

1A few words was enough for Fitzroy.
lie knew his man, and immediately set
out to pick him up. which he succeeded
in doing with little trouble.

When arrested. the fellow denied his
goodly. lie said his name was John

m ”new”
parish over one hundred dollars: ' 0! mending hi all its ”puddle!
Those who participated were dressed be pleased '0' set lame to h at her
in quaint‘ costumes to carry out the home. All kindsof mending solicited,
characters the represented. and sachglluch as goblin!!!“ elm coats,
had a stock of goods for sale. There ! "818- rants. underwear. “Will’- etc.
were solos. duetta and quartetts selec-t Mrs. Smith. 19 Union street. ‘14 iv
‘ions as well as pretty drills apdlmar-g . «77-7r.7...-......-_- 7......“ _._.,.- 1‘
lies. The characters were as 0] owe: g a
The finest cop on the boat. .lollui FOR SALE.
\l'chle; pic baker. Leigh Whittaker;:

.ook. Miss Annie Stash; sailor. Charles3 bleached celery. cheap. A | 1, Al-

Fcllow; wandering minstrel with man-g
dolin. Williard Waterbury; ltalian fred Clock. Main Itreet. Mam

l'ruit vendor. Charles Miller":J higher
(loose. Miss Agnes Ross Gib a: ma. FOR SALE-A ’

(‘lm- W- F- Amiga? “$13959 “:07, milch cow. Third cg? Joblli‘ ' ‘33
non. Miss Susie u nlar ; gyps 03.. Hi i , _ m l '
Prof. R. K. Pooley and Mrs. Charles! “3 d9 ave. near reservoir. ”a? “R.
Smith; Spanish maid. Miss Ada Belts: 3, _. . .. .-. «mm ’ .-
sweeping girl, Miss Hattie Raymondzi FOR SALE—Six sets [hm-”Ibis!!!

candy girl, Miss Jennie Smith: poster:Single harness st 810. I I "2’

' ._ William been OtODllilll “0M P0"- bars which Tanner concealed l y lY- Attorney Wurner asked Mr MscDon d
7. 7 . . l . . - . . ‘ idancy. When it became known iv 7
Chester M301” 41"" “d 9'3"?“ mi- log on the bank with his foot up as lid to explain his peculiar business "3:. Pepper gracefully responded by South Norwalk this morning that Mr SMED mm: mm, W AVTED— , p .. ,1
In " occurring may eventunl- sinst the WW cuts to conceal thorn. conduct. in reply he slid he kept bark and...” "(9‘ inlsutiful ballads Rory Crowe had been recommended for th' . h ‘ lloulders “4 moulds“
1,11,”.‘17 .. to bill. He grew bold "“1 The clock Willi “Viki“! ‘0 WWW f'.’ file Ill"! at “list to mflkt‘. it good lllltli. b- 7 ' ' ' in postmastershi ho was heartll .0 v“ ' m “i ll 35 In." .‘ elpt'tf's wanted for ”we of .
crossed lhsiine back into Connecticut. prisoners dropped out of the Mill W1” ness showing to his employer; that the ““00"“? ”“3 3mm" 330383116“ grutulatcd bypfrieuda on everyyhzinrr‘l ii '8' “IV V" V 9 bench work; good wages .
Heidi lmwith some “‘3'“ 0‘ ‘1'" down and climbed the fence into the profits were not as large as they should .3! intact. if“ it: w y When seen by n Sentinel reporter m“ ill. Paul’s tinfoil. m9“ desiring permanent
,mimtln GMWMM ”d Wk 0“ lumber yard. 7 7 he and that he sometimes bought hea- "« f ' ' ' n 11' id n h a m l n 'n in l are" P‘ 0' B“ m’ x"
w of them ihfo m. ‘don'nd‘encei‘ N there mm ed over the “a to at d rim the If , Raff om», served at the a ernoon e an e a no ng tr The a king amr given y e. a- N. Y. ‘ M
“ V m ’ p‘ 4 ' ralhsa loofammo'iolooan'émgwm-l‘ , 7 7'- ,» Mkhilm‘itllitilemesm use. ._ ' “1‘s . like 77 . 1”— . . .. ..
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minus and novel affair, netting the signal, 11

“9777* L , L film's Dill. ff said the defendant, “1 was afraid Mrs
avoid Charles Parker. but . using up i’iaisted would become “imam"... PRESENTED Wl‘l'll A TEA SET.

the track for fear that had: seen with my management. and kept lulu.
them. They cut across the old Fair my to make 9, good showing." it. Ins-l In. 0. ll. Craw Surprised so
Grounds to the old Bender: Hill road. lino stated that he kept back the know - Their hm“. ‘..",,""_
striking across Silvermine and Wilton ledge of the drafts (or me game rea- ‘ .
to Vista. thence to Pound Ridge. Bed- sou. Yesterday was the flfioenth anniver-s
laid. down the Harlem road to White Mr. MacDonald said his salary w... my 0! the marrluse of Mr. and ms-
Plsins. and then across and up the :2.) a week. aliver L. Craw. of 126' Woodward ave-
New York Central railroad on freisbts l'pou being questioned relative to ““9- Last “‘3'“ the” relatives “d
to Sills Sing. Polishkci’ilfllt and Al the instructions he had received about friends '0 "“3 number 0" about ”ill“
bony, heroes to Buffalo. where the in- conducting ".5 business. Mr. Machn‘ flocked in upon them laden with boxes
tense cold drove them back to Albany old said he was empowered m buy rind bundles. giving lhvm 8 genuine
and down the West Shore Railroad to gmds and turn the bills 10.- them om. lurprise.
Jersey City. Here Tanner and Phillips to Mrs. Plaisted for her to enter upon To make the “twine ad" mm com~
parted Company. her books, but that he had not done so. New and memorable the guestr pros.
0n the way to New Jersey, Tanner "Why did you not carry out your inted Mr. and Mrs. Crew with a band.
alleges, Phillips broke» into a lodded employer’s instructi a?" was uskr d «ems chino tea set. and variom: other
freight car. and they were locked m ’ ““59”,.ch ' m..- I "‘15,. elite anoroorinie to a crystal weddinx.
with the intention of handing them ov- um i “a um um 33d 18. m; The evening was given over to vocal
er to the Jerselel'try authorities. Pur- business run in anner and hop. wdlkinstrumgntal’ music. nblissl Emilia
in a time whl e antler was sleep ’ . o er was ear n seve seec as
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‘Elakule‘y. but when he saw that he Philli s slid up the lock with a knife , . -

was cornered by one who knew him bladegind escaped. locking 'l‘nnner in- “391: gig? ‘ the guests. Other diversions mnllib- Krill-Far; Zfla'fihg‘rfikyrgag‘: i Horse Blankets 70c up Boom sable

from childhood. he changed his tactics side. Tanner says he got out in a like tentionally uted to mflkfi the “WW-“MY "V“U “ nioégm mos Julia-swan apple wo: ‘ ' '

and submitted to being locked up. manner and found Phillips. but that Homily aft noat enloyohie occasion. The frotiv- gimp“, l2. (‘llOWE ma“ mm Neme St. “my". Yankwifiianket at 31. M. .l. McNm'sy‘. flar-

7 in the lock-up he assumed a mood. they soon parted company. He hung "Yes qm. iliea closed with a supper. is th V lk' \' _ P ' Wm” Arthur Chltti'n' clown liarryi was and Horse I Don

He appeared to be particularly proud around Jersey City for a while. and "When ,6“ ought goods and sold ‘0“ ‘ “SW“ 5‘ ‘ “ll ostmlister. Smith, ' ' ' . 600d ' 0'". 7m. 3-

of his Sail-breaking episode in Nor- then returned to Norwolk. He had goods of which Mrs l’iaisted knew WIXON FOB OOIIANDEB. Edmund h.Crnwe needs no lniroduc- Tile-marches were led oy lilr. Fooiey (“I

walk, which. he says. he accomplish- been at Winnipank. East Norwalk and nothing?" queried Mr. Warner “on 10 the MOD!!! 0! The Norwallls md Mrs Smith. FOR 8 Al E—W ; .

ed with the aid of a knife which the around his other haunts since that .. ' ‘ 1’ lie was born in this city and has (11- Mi ' ' R Gibbs d Fr d A . i arrested for. ten

otllcers failed to find on him when he time. and says he knows that Phillips olw‘gg'n t iii , l illloers Elected M Buckingham oei ways resided here. l'pon learning "it bier ”r2535; d '33:? “in“ ”gimme while: 3""- The improved MM 3’"

was locked up. He. characterised me has also been around. but that Phillips 9...“ Emmoaggum’fim? 5:?cc%$§l°§i at its Annual looting. pubiic'schools. he became a printer's Wm Whole Charles Flilow “a Leiflil;13%;!50M3camg's'mso. Drop Hull. , , ,

“m‘lk police as being too slow 1° had evidently 51"” him the ”Mk“ be- them ” I The annual meeting of Buckingham ”mm" m the oflice of ”“9 Sentinel Whittaker sang solos. The duartetteI ‘4' kit h. ' 1.33m! & 00., mm

catch I cold. and said he is guilty of cause he has tried to find him and sent ’ .1! did but the mane all went t.) 7 p03. 0 A it Q,“ held last "an,“ then published in the Lane billiding in Memo“; also much enjoyed were by? :1“ ildi " 9" "“SM‘WL immune

any charge the police 0‘ Norwnlk have word to him. but has been ““3ch store bills " y ’ pa, These oillcers were elected: l South MM“ street. and remained molly lie-ears l‘l’ehie Whittaker Ambler and“ u “8' South Norwnlk, Ct. 111 J

millet him. and more. too. full in reaching him. Tanner admits “in some instances i sold £004! to Commander—James E. Wixon. years With the paper. He maimed or Pillow. ‘ ' i “7“ -~—- ~” M“—

In his pockets. besides 'several skele- that be asked Hawxllurst for milk and persons whom Mrs Pinisted did not Senior “a. commander—George A. city editor to become Editor and our ice cream and cake was sold alter ‘ TO LET.

ton keys. was a carefully prepared his- got it. He also says Oihcer Hunt gave comm” ”Ham 3"". for mg "no" WM“, ' prietor of the Derby Transcript, which the entermnmnt' 7 7 . .m. "mm, ,

tory of his early life. written and sign- him a lively chase. last Saturday. near kept the “omega of the mm (mm Junior Hoe commander—aloha ll be sold two years later. 1' FOR RENT-House No. 3'! spring

“by mu". apparently VCTY recent- “‘8 White Bridge at may Norwalk, her In Lovejoy During the years that Mf- CTOWG has BICYCLE RACE SCORES. iQH'EQt. A“ made” immmcntl ln' ‘ ‘

1!. This history covers about a dozen but that he gave him the slip in the 1." response to a question why he‘ Adjutant-Wlllism 2. Keilorg. served as chairman of the Republican N if k Dec be 7 Bio l g quire of William 0. Jesse. G? St

gem-3093c» .er .7. good; vi.“ meg. .7777 7.7 o... o- 7.... 71.75....“ 2...- at; .7 777..“ .7. .7... W”; 7
' ' an covers "0'" "‘9 time ut t ‘ ° "0" ave res ' a known customers of Mrs. Plotted. Mr. Surgeon—Horace G. urr. energy ““0 his work for the WWW. and $37.9: Maya and McEachren. 1.637-8: : 2d story. Rent 88; also two-room once.

hi! father and mother died in the fall
of it“, who he was but nine years old,
for about five years following. At their

the 01M" overhauled him. He says MacDonald said he did it to balance it (‘h - '
. ll . nplnin (7- M- "km!" . : . Gimm and Pierce. 1.637—7; Fischer and steam heated. modern It lo. in first
aswggmmgg 333531533” 1“: um bills. hoping to "gummy get omcer of the day-Nicholas Kline. Egzigggml‘fizfif; hhgshggigfi; 1,30%: Chevnilier, 1.6374; Stevens and Tur- story of the new Swamyl Corbett
‘ ' them paid. Oliver of the guard-Helm" Pierce. .7... O, and..." of mm. amount. and ville. mar-2; Babcock and Stinson, i.-: block: also rooms on Raymond street,

 

 

 

death he was left to the tender mercies went to Port Chester in the hopes of _. . . .. _ _ , .
of his grand-parents, he rays. but striking a job. for it was getting too ”23:; $3333; :fstggffifsgafi‘gg $:;::;$?gg'wlzg:t 53:21:: hi. city collector. and served three terms Pail; “Sightings snow 3231:. 815533;: at? :0; $1,? poi; neglei‘tllbmzpzlycr 0;;
harsh treatment at their hands drove cold to sleep out. He said that late were not considered good enough for Stanton as city clerk. . all so i 783-6' Ramiro 5574' . 'll’aahington street. "
hill! out into the cold world and lie yesterday afternoon he went up to credit by M" Pinisted Trustees—George W. Raymond Ai- “Amour: laellpfil‘itt'iunsflofgbc state a n. . ~_ . . ! WW.-. MN---

y e 0 n e as repre The members of St. Paul's 'Churc'u‘: T0 LET—Pleasant heated furnished

took to stealing for a living. During
* j. , t years he worked for Frank Midw
. . d ooh. peddling horse radish; after!
wards for Henry Raymond: thin for A.
Wslnita; than for Mr Lycett in the pot-
tery; then in a shoe store; then in s
restaurant: then for Steve Kellogg at
Broad River; then at Austin's eating
tools: Mat Ilrs. Walsh's laundry.
:“llo mat but a few months at either

he admits, being discharged

Greenwich to call on some of his
Mrs. MacDonald admittld that the 01110 Wheeler. F. W. Poi ry. ,
giggndnngtdnlpp‘osing thoeNmaikholfl; report of business given to Mrs. Plais- Representatives to department eo- mggdg‘rgvgzgn“: 2:30:33“ :lgebzgg will commence to tie greens in the room. with privilege of bath. Riverside»
cl rs mo as $1311an havl ted for the period that she wag absent campmom—J. ll. Hoyt. Mcholas Kline. prominent at gatherings of tho Repub- church. this evening. C_ T. Cornwall avenue. East Norwslk. Lady preferred.
xxdoumegtnd 36m int: :fillisrdn:nt.i in Ahugust bad bcéenh falsified to wvjr alternates. R. .l. Cutbili. H. )1. Stan- iii-an Stale Magus Two yam he was has charge of the work. 3Addrcss Riverside at this once. as”.
up t 0 payment 0 t e various bills - n. ‘ ' ’ '

pool parlor. He had just finished a ready in eyidence. He also said that __________ eLec'tled a {delegate if!) {lie national con ..-.--.~--.-.. HFOllND M... 7 T0 LET-Upper part of first-class
game when a strange man stepped up FR ‘lllOULllER V ll 0" 0 cache C lilo - ; house. Henry street. East Norwalk. 5
to Mn and told him he 'n under ar~ he had advanced 8200 out of his own DlSLOCATED li . . . in "m be my elected a member of _ ‘ , , . rooms “so . apart of ‘
rest. . He denied his identity “ first. pocket. a portion of this having been Mrs, Hall. who resides in the Wallace "1,. Republican State Central Commit FOUND—0n the Stamford road. a rooms. 13 “mun street South Nor-
but when he found he was in the borrowed. DB“ “0“" on Beldeo P'Wev “”91““ tee, and two years later was elected for black robe. which the owner can hovel .313. ' Apply to John H Kim .3
hands of Deputy Sheriff Fitzroy be At 5:30 the case was sdlourned to on the iron step attire entrance to the asecond gem ‘ by calling at this office. (if) all West street ' 7 .51“ .

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ml for stealing money. He “1- admitted that he was the man wanted .. ., . . _ . kw-.- ‘ .
' ‘ burg riled So in: 's b the Norwalt authorities. “i" "OWL “WWW“! h” “Wide" him a member of the Board of State . PROFESSIONAL. i T0 RENT-Five down-stairs rm"
3’s: :lltnn‘but tblrltzen years 3.1.1:... y‘l'suuer says they did the most of NEXT "ISTOMCAL SOClETY MEET' M3053" J01“ 3- "0% 0' ”19 VOW" Prison Directors to till a ‘vncnncy. and . , ;st 58 Spring sit-vet. South m:
was not detected. He was sentenced their traveling on the hampers of "‘0- Tpitfimvh OMM ”lime“ h" i" ”l" he was rP-uppolntrd oy Governor Lor— l‘ D CROSBY ll D S and“... of rent reasonable. inquire u M I.
by Judge ‘nubboll sortiy afterwards freight cars. thoillll they did some Members of the Norwalk Historical "'Hlliellce 0‘ Dr- J- "- GPOEOYY- "hm. rln A. Cooke, but resigned before the we'mmflvm' mum bone” ”'3“ Layton. I . .
for nooks! dealing In lfrs. Walsh's cross mutt! walklu. boning their and Memorial Library Association are "'9 injury “'3' attended “'- .completion of his term of oillce. of 1392. “Huck” '0“ on”; and; _, To LET-v’l'iil‘lm FA ‘ Y
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amp serving sign: montha lie as" that pining was brought in meeting will be held at backwoods "AT MAKERS 0F“ “‘3' Republican Club. which has done 91- inxton street South Norwalh. Conn. :m Till? NOR'ALKS. ll 1 ‘ '
His written history ends at this point to them to fsc lusts their escape. as Hell. on Wednesday evening, Decem- The annual meeting of the list Msl- (mm whrk for in, party in "can; el- M ~_ ___._4 ,,,_ , A. FULTOS! emanate , , .,
it would take litany psgsstocllron- they found the knives were sufllcieut. her 13. at 8 p. m. it is hoped some era' Association was held last night. “no“ “an mmnucnonaug, Jimmy er st not. Vim
ll doings in the past few years. lie swears that Phillips's mother knew notice may be taken of the memorial when the following oh'icere were elect. Mr. em“ 1,” a wide (7mm. of Mn- A. Bronnignn. 1.3.31," 0f Violin. wili7 rim-wall: “km”? on
bl having committed burglar- all abrmt the proposed escape. and csu- service in remembrance of the centrn- ad: 7 ”on“, friends. .start a a,“ in Nofwfllk on of about? Dock a 'F‘ine ”Well. . .
The mug and vicinity, and upped them to he “moi, nisl anniversary of the death of George President-Charles A. Bradley. lie is a member n; Old w," v0.1.1,... ,anM 4. Those yum“ to can... ,0" by 70 with tan” ,
indicated sheriff l-ltsroy and the 'i'snou denies that he has stolen a VII-Illusion. which own on the Hill Vlm-omldmt-Janm ‘1 Whither. no. 108. F. and A. M.: Butler coupler, into the some will please address‘ “WM “mm W W. 4 .
that this summer he stole will watch and chain from his grand- inst. Secretary—llichul J. Golden. No. g7. n, A. 3.1,; Clinton Commandery. ”a”, A. Braonigan. ”“0100“: Conn. 5 id M to suit m . ' .
there and sold thorn to mother or ill in money from his sis- -- Treasurer—flout" Rockwell. no, a. Knlxhu Tamplaf. “a Pymmml ntflw Mm to April “W1”. 7 7
7 lie was employed tar. thouali both clubs the! have been AT “07'"! THEATRE 7. Temple. Ancient Order of the Mystic . um um, Taylor ‘ a“:
' 000* all “it ”boom robbed mu”!- , 7 The (loom W. Wilson Connor "MARK TWA“ ' Shrine. For the past two years he has membranous. 7 -‘ 7 ,
owned by C. Ii. “fin. oi The police it!" no clue to Phillip! continue to please good audiences It would never be «Ideal to record been recorder of Clinton Commandery I .7 1-0 m.” “7
‘One night. while the boil' Chief of Police Willie! Wilmer. of lloyt's Theatre. every afternoon and your eating if you were served wit» lIr. Crows was appointed psymsster . taoo PER TON—«For best le. lie-7 mm, amp. 1”

 
 

 

 

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' g‘ at,” crow robbed an ltallan not. this morning, but Isle it was all- any ltye, tomorrow afternoon lady r. You would want and call for by Colonel Henry Skinner. and contin- East Washington street. So. Norwailr. , e .7. 7 . '
‘ _ last Postmaster. Tier: 7 ‘ Deadlock's Ibcret. tomorrow night, «ssvssnl ”twins" and they would agree ued in that ofloe during the command and it lists an. Norwallr. leyd Coal» Three out as avail-7y. ,7
bones of oranges and ‘ W prim M “ ' The Gav'nor. , , iwith yu. ‘ , _ - lot Colonel Russell Frost. and Wool Conway. d1 iw‘ speaking people. . , at.

 

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