‘ = .uuunu .nt
Clotblnaiccnta Ill. Anion: Other am.
also: ”to moor-I I Ticket on
Joy hincl militants; inc from”
Now York to Baotou.
The, body on man was. found noun
lug near Oopp'uvlslund. yesterday at
tcrooon about lo’clock. by two young
men from the Vouchers Yacht Club.
who weroout cruising in a sailboat.
they being bore. as attests ot the Nor-
walk Yacht Club. From papers found
on the man's person. it is evident be
was V. G. Colby, a cnrpcntor. whose
home. from all indications. baa boon
in Texas: ‘ ‘ " ’ '
The man ls about live feet. ton inch-
es toll. has it sandy moustache and
dork brown hair. His weight in about
160 pounds. He wore nbl‘ablwult or
clothes. which had noon considerable
. service. .Thehody was in a slightly
decomposed slate. and had evidently
beenin the water about ten days.
A special limited stesrnxe ticket on
the Joy Steamship Line. from New
York to Boston. was found in his pock-
ct. and the theory is that the man was
lost oil a steamer while going from
New York to Boston. after landing in
Now Yorh;iroiu the West. There was
nothinggto "indicate that in any way
had «the man met his death other than
by occidental drowning. ‘
That he was a curpontor, there is no
doubt, for a due card from the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joinors
was found in his pocket. it showed
that the applicant was initiated April
22. 1901. inbocul Union. No. 198. Dal-
las. .‘l‘cxss. The card was signed by
S. imizorschisor. president. and E. .l.
Moii’ett. financial sporetory.
ilos’ldes this. there were into work-
ing cards from this union, signed by
E. J. Moffett. Three dollars in mon-
ey. it joclt’lmlfe, bunch of keys. time
table of the Washington. Philadelphia
and Bultimoro Steamship line, and a
book from Roach “-‘kuxussowudvertioa
lug thoir. building noun , on s’;; log;
of which Zvols writton, " . o; Golliy.
Woodmun House, independently. KIN
883.” " II \> ' ' w» r.
When the young men round the
body. ihctpioclidflg. lope monarch
droppod an anchor. There who a d d
calm and they could not tow it in wt
the sail bout. ..A_ tolnphone message
urns sent to Drh. H; VHuntlngton.
when the Noru'nlh Yacht Club‘ was
reached. The medical examiner re
quested Mossmau Brothers to tow the
romains in with their naphtha launch.
Undertaker D. W. Raymond was on
notified to rumour the body to his
establishment in Washington street.
where it now remains. no one as yet
hnving apps-nod to identity it no of»
fort will be made Mm the credentials
found on the clothinn, to ilud out
where the man belonged.
OBITUARY RECORD.
c—-_——u.
Mia HIttlI nrummau.
Miss Hattie Grumman. used four-
teen years. died this morning at her
home in issues pinch. after no illness
of about. one week. during which she
Was a mat sufierer. Miss Grumman
has n largo circle of friends. who will
deeply mourn her loin. She was of a
hcnutliul Christian character and bore
She is survived by. her mother. Mrs.
She is sruvivod by her mother. Mrs.
Hattie L. Grummno. one brother. Fred
orirk Grumman, otNow Room-lie. and
two sisters, Miss Nollie L. Grumman
and Miss Charlotte 31. Gnlmmnn. The
funeral will be. bold Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from the Norwailr Hotho
dist Church, of which she who a mom»
bar. and also assorintod with the Sun
day school.
Mm Mary Hunt.
Mrs. Mary llunt. one oi the oldest
residents of‘ Norwnik, died last night
at bor boom in issues piano. The dc-
msod was oovonty yours or one. and
clinic to NOI‘WI‘IE when a child. she in
survived by six children. John ll. Keir
. any and Thoma Hunt. of the No nit
" _ police hirco: Mrs. Mary Madden. lsa
, Rose Konnoy, .lomoa F. Kenny. out
,hirs. .iohn Grillin, or East Nor-nib.
Q The fimorul will be hold (mm St.
Mary Church loudly morning.
John Luann.
John lasso. a huttor vol-ll known in
South Nomlh. dloti ymmdny in Now
York city. Tbi- body was Mount“ on
South Nov-walk today. Tho honor-oi
y will be bold Morrow Inasmuch It 2
' o‘olmll from the undertaking «mu m
. David W- Raymond. in Wuhlnxtm
rim and It 3:30 iron at. liars“:
“Nil-($K‘mmi will he in St.
t
‘ datum: tho
‘ ' Mayhem 3“
in 1? Inoculation team could not to
tc‘soutnhorwclk. : , ‘ , ‘
v-w'l’hc blotboli ‘ronthusiusta are bullion»
lull . talluup. tbe‘crguninntlon oi
:mcmi‘torlbc tall moon. 5 ‘ " .
H ”alumina will ‘bc .iu .ordcrucxi
would will'bs 'mdcrm‘
l’work. full announce»
will be made in a short
Ono new feature that ls ,to bc triod
during the month 0! Septemhor will be
a ride rouge cud it‘rattstactory, the
‘ horticniot tho building
will be ilrod‘up for that purpose
lilarly lathe tall two bible classes
will be atnrtcd. one for tho seniors.
and one iorhtbo iunlcrs.
The Sunday afternoon meetings will
be resumed in a few weeks and it la
the purpose of the management to
intake this (nature is poanlhle, stronger
than over before.
NEW LETTER BOX.
A new street colloction latter box
has been placed at the corner of West
avenue and Oourtiand Place. The loca»
tion oi the box in West street. near
Elm Grove. was changed yesterday
trout tho cuct to the wontsidooi the
thoroughlarc,‘uud will he found much
more convenient to residents.
mu lull [USER
By lion lav: in Relation to Bani
Ind insurancr Stock. .
SlllE m 1‘1 intwiu
All Book and insurance Stock Must be
Credited up to the Account of the
State Treasurer for him to
Tax According to it: Worth.
Norwoik is going to lose cevorni
hundred dollars by on not passed by
the lost legislature in relation to the
bank stock. insurance stock and other
specified stock" which has been hither-
to under taxation in towns. The legis-
lature has made it so that this clans
of securities must be tuned by the
state instead of by tho towns and un‘
der tho provisions of the. new low there
it a great. dillorence in the meaning on
tho part. ot. the. towus. .
The operating» of‘thc law will make
Not-wink ionoinboui §1.09l) yearly. It
woolly: opodgh when the low was
modulo inhonwnydrom "the woos
fixation on {amigo ”carillonbut it
is worse under the present arr
invent. '
The bank and insurance stock which
has been would the town of Norwolk
in fortner your: amounts to $500.55!)
Take those only together with the
other stock prescribed by law and the
town is going to he a big loser. it is
ordained that the state board of equal-
ization shall my bank one per cent. of
tax thus mulohod from the towns. 'l‘ho
two citios in The Norwnlks will also
he directed by the new low.
The amount of bank stock listed in
insuranoo stock, billion. mulling n to
tal ol‘ 8433.2“. The in; in Bridgeport
will be thirteen mills. which leaves
Bridgeport. a loser of three mills on
the total or nearly 81.500, which hos
hithertoioro gone to the expenses of
the city. 7
in New Haven. where the tu will be.
fourteen mills the city's loss on book
Ind lnsnnnoo stock “granting ll:
500000 amounts to 810.000 and in Hart-
ford is double that sum.
The statute by which the revenue. of
the town is decrtused is as follows:
“Section L Section one of chnpter
106 of the public nets oi 1901 is hm
by amended to tend as follows: The
secretory. treasurer. or cushion- of ov»
cry hunk. notional banking onoociation.
trust. insurance. imminent. and
bridge company. whose stool: is not ex»
ompt from tn‘nliorf, shall Innunlllv in
October. on or hoforo the fifteenth
any thoroof. tile. in the our/o of the
(as «ammonium of this mm. o m
moat under oath. ah win; the number
of shows of its moi stool: and the
market volno chemo! on the first day
of October, the name had residence of
ouch stockholder. and the number of
shoes ownorl by ouch on aid int
nomad um: and mor below the lost
tiny of the {allowing February ouch of
the corporation: «would MI pay to
tho tronsumr of this auto a tax oi one
per contain no lbs roar-hot value of
ouch shore of its stock as such value
may ho dotonolnod undcr this provi-r
cloud of the following motion. km the
amount of taxes mu by cool: m~
lion upon tin mi evince in Council-
cut during-tho your coding on the first
anyolonldli‘cbmry: Illldwhich out
motorbnlibomwdmumtln
the how: or olbor taxing dim-lot with
in which it is iooniod.
‘Soc. 2. Section two of said rm
tori: bmhymmdodiomdmfol-
lows: timing the tombs of 0mm
Museum nod Mother in not: your
{MMNMWMW shrill hound
Bridgeport lost your turn mom and
run- no
i:- W... a
noon with/binocular, Judo. Ni.
choir." Ind mom .Attcrncy.
Judu‘douph R. .TIylor.
m
. The" Rev. Dr. Edward Boll. pastor at
the First Baptist Church of. New Ca»
noun. wurrclensod from the county
Jail in Bridgeport at lio'olock lust eve«
ulna. utter on imprisonment lusting
about twenty-four hours.
Mr. Bell was arrested in deiault oi
it bond of $1.509 requirod oi. him as
surety in a suit for slander brought
against him by (l. Duff Nichols. a New
Canaan luntioc. The arrest was made
Wednesday. ‘b t Mr. Bell ms role-iced
on his own r gniunoc over Wedded
day night, pending the arrival ot a,
bondsnrnu. No bondsman appeared
Thursday. however. and‘the clergyman
was taken to the Mill in. Bridgeport
Thur-inlay evening. , _
The manner in which no was
taken to Bridgeport created much ex-
cilomcnt and no little adverse criti—
oism. Two men in the employ at Jun
tics Nichols indulged in a drunked me-
loo Wednesday night. and Were
brought before the town court the next
morning. Through the influence or
someone. it is said. one of them escapA
dd punishment. ’l‘ho other, a tramp
prilnter. was sentenccd to a term to
lot .
The Roy. Mr. Bell and the drunken
printor were chained to each other and
march through the streets of New
Canaan. with a crowd of men. women
and children at their heels. ‘As Mr.
Bell was taken on a civil writ, and can
never shovin any aligns of being 3 dan-
corpus obnruoler. the olllror‘s cotton
was much criticised in New Cannon by
many who had not previously espoused
the clergyman cause. ‘
The suit in consoonenoe of which
Mr. Boll was arrested was brought by
Justice Nichols as tho result of an al-
leged utotomont made by the clergy-
man in at recent comma. to the olfert
that “Nicapls hadn't drawn a sober
breath in ‘3; months."
Mr. Bell. ‘Il‘hon noon at the. jail yet
“had named Nichols in such a coupon
tion. a said that tho words to Which
excel) on was token were: "it, no i
have been informed, your justice has
not drawn a nohcr breath in six
months. and your town omolals wink
at those things. how can you expect
the cause of temper-oiled will over he
vindicated?“
“l didn't say what justice i meant:
said Mr. Bell. yesterday. “and there
one a half a. dozen in town."
The motors closest friends have
stood by him in his unplunsnni por-
dirnment. Deacon Ernstufi Tuttlo
offered to go on his bond. but it was
own right. Deacon William Henry
told the clergyman to fight the once,
and loads would be forthcoming. Mr.
Bell said. however. tint be 1m: sn-
ticlpatlnx I visit from Nicholl and
his attorney. Jude Joseph R. Taylor.
of South Norwnlk. and that tor the
salon oi peace he would make whatnot-or
and truth.
Nichols and the lawyer culled at the
lull yosberdny afternoon in compli-
ance with Mr. ~Bull's; wish to alien a
compromise. The \olergymnn prom
locd to mobs it public retraction to
morrow. and the suit was withdrawn.
The Rev. Hr. Bell hits had an ovoulv
ful life. Ho was mdnntod from
Brown University and Rochostor The
Giulio“ Seminary. uni was ordained
in the ministry in Now London in is“
its was color meant in the nth
WHIP)“. Rhoda inland volunteers.
and is at present grand secretary of
the Union Veteran!“ motlvfi Am
tendencies. )Ir. Bell in n Mobile»
in politics Ind mood no small mourn-
G. Rhino in last. For iiffccn your: be
won I incident of Long inland cm
and editor! tho American Flag. ll Inuit
for libel was brought against him for
it in: ultimately orovon that the
«dammit was instiliod.
Mr. Bell in a member oi the (l. A.
it. and of a New "York lodge of Odd
Fellows. lie in also it dcirgcto in tho
Skinhead County Baptist Accumulation
which will hold. it»; annual mot-ting in
now. Who: 25.
llo is o choo to the canoe of
Munich and much of bin lilo has
boon mm to work of that kind. Ho
Dr. mils in the rod nod bloc rib
hon meats. and lam carried on
I mm,m in connection with
the Y. W. (3. ii”. iii. in mm. H. .i.
“TOUR“ WALD.
the out Wang- M to mt
’ run loom um“ and um. loo hum.
ummumuoumiom
ml'm lion-n
Hold I contraption-turd” hi'tor- .
or
tertiny. denied emphatically thIt he.
found that he had no property in his»
retraction woo consistent with honor
In “Ollie oi his Prohibition:
tion by manning the West for James
I ointment mode in that paper. but»
w» W will: Nod Murphy and
mom inn boon coll momma ‘
~»Wello
, I '
' re.
4; position that
'0 animals only
anticipated tho
tiuitc‘ o crch
, crud immlldliltc cxpectlul; to see
no throuobulhoggianc. Tho driv-
. mil . tho .
nouns by: . . 5.11:3 not the ital-
mu; onto! d, position altar cutting
the run: will ohlwcrc thrown 911m" the
soot in such in monitor that they, oauo
ed u‘constont ' at tho bits.
“liAPH‘i'HA . UNOH SUNK.
A naphtha launch. mood . by . Mr.
Pumlt. sunk this afternoon. by being
caught undcr warlock in Water street,
Norwulk. The Water was finally not-
ton out of the bruit. cud sun was haul.
cd up on the slum! to await tho o'rriw
ai of bar owner. . .
cw Siliiiii Billiii
Americans. Wild [lava Bun Tour-
inr Europa. Flocking llama. .
THE Fulfill" RUNNING
Henry Fournier Ind‘Tcd Sloane Sail.
ed, Yesterday. on the Deubociand.
and Will Built! Automobils
Factory in New York.
MONDON. August Litm‘lfhe usual
endof-thosummor congestion on the
trancatlazotlo steamers now prevails
and it ia‘practicsiiy impossible to so
cure a bbrtb canny oi the vessels on
til the end of September. l'hc rocon-
otrtictod Philadelphia. formerly the
Paris. is out just in timo'to relieve the
pressure. and any icrmor proiudlco
that may have existed in connection
with the Paris must. burn vanished. as
she is full boollod for her maidon my
age, as high a price on £130 having
been paid for collocation-d or her.
The ilnmhurcnmcricnnlincr Delus-
iand aim is crowded. Shh build on
Friday. it {skimmioo Milton
sixty passengers wormboolred on her
sensor list included a large number of
Pittsburg manufncturers who had rou-
cluded a tour oi Europe made for tho
purpose of investigating German and
British stool pinata.
“We find in Pittsburg." said John If
Brydcn. “that it is almost always neo-
cssnry to get fresh mobiles of super-
intoodontn from Dusseldorf had other
German, centres. So for on the strike
is concerned, we all believe that tho
mmnfscturers. both in the trust and
out. are too willing to pay fair wages
to permit the men to long remain
idle."
Henry Fournler. the French autumn»
hilist, and Tod Sloane. who" has ho
com: o modem, who are about! tho
Deutschlind. not only intend to race
with automobiles in the Emma Slam
but it is understood. contemplate the
establishment of I largo» factory in
New York. i
m HE‘ORMI‘.
The recent death of ”dry St. John
95 Wool strand. . it?! my interest-
ing details of be; limo. She was born
on "Homo ‘ilill. ovoi- it! yours m0. and
had lived nearly all hot-lingo the town
or Norwalk,,-nnd hnd boon, married
nearly a; years. “ ‘
Mr; M M . ‘
were suing the «dim. moors in the
town of Not-walk, typical Americans
of the old stock.
Mrn. Warren was the mail” of
seven children. four nuns and three
daugbtcrs. Two soon died in child»
hood. and one in Andm‘sonflllc prison
during the Civil War.
torn and one son mourn her loss. She
united wlx tho First bl. E. Church W
Soothhi unattueoor‘lymofias
mm and has continued a faltlmll and
moistcnt number ever since. A
woman of uncompromising integrity.
kindly disposition. she will he molly
miowd in n abide circle: of blends and
relativon. ‘ * ’
mt wmom nonoco m
Wino His Smith in the Elm! ammo
Cue Again-t 1. MIN Wm.
Judaic iii. 13. mm swallow. has
handed down a. finding inflict our. of
ll. Harm Within Wilt humor
ll. Wrights.“ him judgment in luv.
or cats tho 'dmm‘. loading him
nus . ‘ . ‘
Mr. Wright. Idiom Willi. cm.
burnbnsod an moi calming ‘mnbtnc
u
my mounmuwmnlw
‘ W‘ Mormon-mum
in ldr. Wright‘n Mum. napalm
Mummy. Miami the
,il‘ho wagon .
for One western city aloud. flor pus:
Wuhan. wife at» William Warren, oi‘
Womb I “comm-c
Three datum ‘
m
i ‘ conciliation. andilclilnbii their:
_ “ Jr Evouivmlobed.
much Mill’s our
Tho New hold an Won Eight of tho
‘ ham, and the Old Defender
hII driven Victoria to I!!!”
. Credit. .
OYSTER BAY, L. 1., August 2"“A
typical August morning. with but lit-
tle wind and low decoy clouds. which
spilled a little rain. but not enough to
completely hide the Inn. were the con-
ditionu which greeted the olllcers and
crown! the Constitution and the Col-
umbia. whentbcy came on deck this
morning. and began preparations for
today's race. the last ol‘. the Send anhako
serials.
Every man from the managers of the
yachts to the. little cabin boys. realized
the. importance of today's contort. the
instbctore the final test of the merits
of the two yachts in the trial races.
just a week hence at Newport. Each
knew that in the soventoen starts and
~thc fifteen completed races between the
two boats. the Constitution had won
eight and the Columbia seven or the
events. Furthermore there who so add-
ed incentive to good work today in the
knowledge that one of the spectators
of tho race would he Sir Thomas Lip-
ton. The work of preparation V' was
therefore conducted with more than
usual care. Every foot of running rig-
ging was overhauled. every light sail
was carefully rolled and then tied in
stops, ready for quick sailing, and
quicker hrcnking out. so that by the
time all hands were piped to breakfast.
ouch yacht was in as perfect shape (or
the day‘s contest as it was possible to
make her. As usual. the Columbia
stayed at her moorings in Glen (love.
about three miles away. ready to run
over to Oyster Bay jinn. hotel-c the start.
The Constitution. howevor. remained
mar the club house. and at 9 o'clock
her two working handrails. were holsl~
ed in stops. At this time the wind
was blowing about tour hunt: an hour
from the Southwest. but gave some
promise of lnércnslng before the day
was over.
That tho race would ho witnessed by
mot-o than the. ordinary crowd of pica»
sure Wt was apmrcnt early. The
boy this morning m crowded with
large yachts. Shortly before 9 o'clock
a good smart shower swept over tho
buy. but half an hour tutor it was clear
min. and tin- wlnd was still holding
iron: the southwest.
.—
Lvucusns lNDlCTED.
ii
Alabama Grand Jury After Law Break-
ing Mob Leaders.
MONTGOMERY. Mn, August Elm
investigation by the grand jury into
the mount lynching of a negro in El-
more county has Reunited in indict-
ments against ton of the thirty por-
‘ sum: alleged to have constituted the
mob.
Several fitnesses who have refused
to testify when called were placed in
jail tor contempt. Those are the first
indictments against alleged iynchers
in this state in many years.
HORSE FRIGHTENED BY LOCOMO-
BILE.
Albert Rainer, the East Norwalk
newsdeaicr. was driving down Mill
Hill. this afternoon. when a locomo-
cunimcring at Dorion‘s Point. come
along. The rhouflsur. Cliflord Grow.
stopped the machine to allow Mr. Haf-
ncr‘s horse to met by. The animal
storm! on .mmmmnc Mr.
fininw’c control. was into n telegraph
pole in hunt oi Harm Brotlm‘ mm
The top of the wngon was badly brok—
cn. and the horse was seriously out.
Hr. Moor was uninjured. The horse
was caught by room Thompson and
lion 3mm St. Carlos
WESTPORT MAN ARRESTED.
James Hellenic. of Westport. vies ll"
mm tor drunhcnoonn. last night. in
front of the car bum. in WI]! curt-at.
to no home. but he persistently reduced.
night He won brought up in the Nor-
wolh old!» of the town court, this moro-
lng. and pleaded guilty to the charm.
and pluralism to do batter. The judge
mulled the case against the ammo. and
he was billowod to depart for chloort.
whore he has at position on a block-
smith.
mom scour vacancy.
‘cmcsoo, Annual Etc—43y ibis cvo.
bin; at now amateur champion of tho
Hidinlhlamflountniloli mull links
Tho own-Solis wmflhfld this low
anonymitb diorama monorail. of Du
troll. mired With 3mm 11. flmllrb. bhc
mm‘ WWW it. limits:
inhuman. 1r , «mm music!
‘8. Hoyt. of “Instruct .Go‘lfinl; pond}
timfmrc om roost bromide. ct Mo:
oiling tho ionm‘umditmm undo
largo pillow W prompt.
r loot and Hunt. at the
bile. owned by B. A. Edwards. who in
TM oflcer told Helorin several times
and was placed in the lockup tor the
word fillbnrc homdotddod by play in '
' 4‘
“ m L brim all
1 but since been staying at tho humour "
himmcthcr, Mrnliillcll Show, macro
chptiirod intervening
force: Officers of the local piorccwand
tram Middleton!!! buvo‘trled hcforé to
capture their man. but had boon un~
chic to find him. Oil Wednesday Ohio
or Valiant went to Shswfn homothut»
tho, latter was not there.‘ Thursday
walk and went to Shaw's rendezvous.
but Shaw proved too llect tootod tor
the oillccrs. and he escaped to the
woods. The Norwnllt unicorn were
bound to get their man. and last night
oncers Hunt and Valiant went to the
house determined on business.
One wont to the rear of the dwelling
whilo tho other entered at the front
door. Show was homothis time and
submitted to arrest without a struggle.
and is held there awaiting an ofllccr
from the hospital to take him back to
Middleton. I
~SIMON8 AND FOX DECORATORS.
The committee on decorations for
the 260th nunlvorsary have given the
contract for the city decorations to
Simone and Fox. Their headquarters
are with J. M. Benedict. newndealer.
Any orders received from Mr. Benedict
will be attended to promptly by. their
manager Mr. Stiles.
wu humid
c. l. l..%tllfx.a.co‘nvcali;c do. in
fluid Tim Hart liontir
nu iii to "iiiilCE
Among the Candidates. ”it. lI Quid,
There Will be a NW ‘ ’
, of New
Have-ncrwfinthdr 'Sbonloy for
Another Year.
Great interest is being taken in tem-
perance circles in Norwnlk and other
pianos; in the preparations for the cum-
ing annual convention of the Catholic
Total Abstituence unions of the state.
There will be no "new laws of very
grout importance counted as tar as can
be learned at present. but oanvassers
are already out for their reopoctlve cau-
dldaios and there is mention of sever-
al warm and close contests for the
stale officers.
Among the. candidates who will run
for the principal oilices are several
prominent New Haven temperance
worhorc, but as yet the names 0! none
of them have been madc- publio. The
present president of the stub: union.
the Rev. Father Shanlcy. of Hartford.
is the only candidate mentioned for
1.:roseidcnt. For the first vicewpreuidonry
there will he at least three candidateu.
one of whom is a prominent figure
among the local temperance unions.
For the allies of stall! socmtury there
will also be‘a clone contest. according
to the proscnt outlook. A well known
citizen of New Haven lament-5.91mi as a
possible candidate. huthlomnme has
not yet been announced ofllclnlly. it
is to be expected that there will he
covers] candidates for the minor silicon.
During the past year there has been
a large increase in the membership all
over the mic. and this year’s conven-
tion will probably be the largest in the
history of the Connecticut union.
The convention is to be held on Sep-
inmber 15. in Derby. There will be a
meeting of the board of governors the
night before. in St. Aloysius hall. in
Derby, and among other matters of an-
nual interest will be the awarding of
the prize banner. The trophy was
presented to the state union by James
P. Brennan. formerly president of the
St. Aloysius Society of New Haven. it
in awarded annually to that union
which has fallen in tho largest number
of members during the rear. [antiwar
at the conventan held in New Havoc.
tho banner was lt'arded to tho St. Rose
lollies“ Society. of Mrfldon. This year
ii will probably be awarded to the
record has been the beat. to date.
4me Sweet mm. 35c pk... a:
Joselolf's. 72 North Main St. .
woman: I"
a m . ‘
WANTIiDL-A 600!) STRONG
Hungarian girl. experienced. wont:
position to do general . housework
Apply to Joe Bron. Barton. 12! iii
W-..._......~. WWW... . ......
WANTEWSOUTH 0R 3A8? NOR
walk boy. about it; years old, to work
in a tailor”; and habcrdaobcr‘n shop
Carola] in dJ’milB and good manners
Adm: A. ll. (3.. “Scutiool.” n28 3i
WAll‘TfiD-A SINGLE MAN ”Y
the month as tumour and to do now
oral work. Must be of good habits. E.‘
'l‘. autos, Box 198. Baum, whom 3
. t
on dim. floor lot pbyelt-lm‘ ofliro‘
Mint be communicated; ‘Addrcgm
with trans. Pbrclclm. i”) Brood 95¢th
Stamford. Goon.
noun-urn A. omit”
lmmmuom
Watcher 17.
ultimatum .o
”1 $93”:
mil:
mm m at... m
b"‘Oili‘cors”Vcl- ‘
orwalk- policed
(ulcers from the hospitalccme to Ncr- ..
He was taken to the Norwalk lockup '
. fairs. an imperial lrade
Young Men of Now Britain. as {their .
‘ ‘ 4 min nouns
Bolton o‘mm that c ‘
Allowed to Excrcinc
the Bionic (ironic
‘ ! concoction.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
quayu oomph” Mimi,
tlcd, as ckpectcd.,‘ln
the desires 01 France. .
An imperial lands has bcc
ordering that e co pony» _
allowed to oxerclsc'lregllymll tli
granted by the concession
PARIS, August Zk’l‘ui‘k ‘
ed to French measure. all ~~
bio, and a full rupture 01th
between the two coanulcb
averted. . The official cont; _
nounclng the granting of ’
demands issued, follows:
“In consequence of lb
made to the Porto byktho
hassndor that he acts and
tionu from thoumlnlstcr
declaring that n
their concession."
A. final of the
crimatbmtfi' ill ‘1“
lieved. be Issued shortly.
Some phonic-who buy
havevthe wool pulled ovc
To LET~HOUSE 92,
street. corner Raymo .
list. All modern lmpro out
good condition. Inquire 't
141 Washington ctrcc
"Wm
70 LET-«TWO FRONT
nicely furnished. Will
able. flood control , .
72 No. Main St. 80. now
To RENT—$013 E
Place. 7 rooms. mod
low rent to final. 1., ll
apartment on Orchard
of E. Adams.
‘ya‘raiuoinfio l.“
ter 8L: 7 room house on .
downstairs, 1 rooms.
3'
5L
3' rooms. Monroe St:
basement. First Nit
lug: two shows gallium an:
able for beating and light "
work. Raymond Bros. ' "
TO LET—«HOUSE 6 K00
Woodward 3%,, rent ‘13; ..
rooms, first floor, 126 Wood ml
rent :8: hallfies and build ”
tale. Easy payments. App
Woodward.
T0 Len—UPPER HALF ,.
lire rooms. is Cross street. rent
quire Louis S. Boers, Hoyt}! ‘
Building. '
TO LET-4 ROOM APAR ‘
first door. 9 and 11 Raymond
:6. For {orthor- particnlu
at (Juice Old Wcll Giant; . . '
install Street. '
T0 LETwllOL'SE 12
unprovcmonflz, in. possum. g
Edwin Wilcox. 7!! 1? law
TO Larwrunmnlmo‘
room. to lady or gentleman.
Foi“'slzz;l“atmn filial/i
implosion 101' we. Inquire 3 . . ’
Norwallt. ‘ ‘
€03 8ALE~OH£AP~
nous. 3 wagons. 2 communion!“ .
hay-cutter. l ploy. 15 chicken»
a building lot on 'Mrflfld all.
micro from mount. Appl ,
lock Farm. BIugntuclt or ‘
Walk. th- .
ron sacsmun-imm
one Wig-home boriwuioi’ .'
in bronchial: condition ‘
Sentinel om . I: ‘
con “LEI-“333W
wnnrsowoonrinofifiomnoolm m m,
may “a“
~ mscntmunons. -' ,
Norwalk Chronicler