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THE AUDUBON SOCIITV.
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Miss Carolyn" Bosrurn Appointed Local
Ionrstsry for East Norwslk.
’l‘he Audubon Society is to be con-
gratulated for having secured as local
secretary of East Nor-walk. Miss Caro-
lyu Boer-um. iler knowledge and in‘
terest on this subioct are great factors
in favor of the growth of this society.
in numbers and the study of birds.
The Junior Audubon members of
South Norwaiir, will hold a meeting at
3 o'clock Friday afternoon of this
it i Room G. Franklin School.
F H "film.“ c " INN” “III ERR. mutating will be open to all of the
(lilies of Reed and Blanchard.
school children who are interested in
the study of the birds, and would like
to attend A full meeting of the mem-
Stills llausul sputum “is:cantaloupe...
Stream. which may interest many
readers:
"Miss Spauum. of Stoughton. Wis.
did an act which is worthy of emula-
tion by all those who believe in col-
taln principles and who ought to prac-
‘ ,. , tlco what they believe. Convinced that
Two contests resulting from the {-9. the use of mounted birds was wrong
cent town election ware llled Saturday she packed up and shipped back every
afternoon. and there is much comment such article included in her stOck.
.- among local politicians today. Ex-se- Now there was courage for you, as
3‘ lectlon Frank H Merrill through John well as wisdom. it is certainly to be
.1 Walsh. his attorney. brought a peu. hoped that this mllliner will receive
when to the Superior Court in which he the ultimate of every lady in her
sets forth that by reason of the count- town Just as she ousht to receive the
log of certain illegal ballots in the approbation of every Audubon Society
second Voting District at the last an- ‘find newspaper writer and every pro
. nuai election. William B Reed, of lessor of good principles in this broad
‘ South Norwallr was by the moderator land 0‘ 0““1
of the meeting, wrongfully declared to _____..-.._...__.
be elected to the office of selectman of
the two of Norwalk, and that had
33mm ballots been rejected. as they '
should have been, Merrill himself must
have been declared elected to the of
flat
‘ Alleged that Some of the Ballots cm
a ,"l the Second District were not
According to Law. and Ihouid
‘ Have Been Thrown Out.
Mr. Merrill asks that the court order
* ‘ a recount of the vote for Messrs. Reed
‘ and Merrill in the Second Voting Dis-
,» ‘ trio! and if it be found that more legal
; habitats gar: clast for Mr. Merrill than .
‘~ or r. as t at he be declared elect-
' ed. Mr. Reed is summoned to appear INTEREST SHUWN IN PROJECT
3 before the Superior Court at Bridge- W
”of: :31 23:23:33,229. mat on a", Will Provide. with the Aid of the 8s.
night of the election. when the ballots "WW” “3"" '3: f?“ 2.3“”
were counted. Mr. Merrill stated that “n’ ‘ P "”6""; Ir?"
certain bullets were not legal as they oorww‘re ‘
,, {3:3 gammntggem 33;; ;2§2l%:°: There. are about two hundred child-
iltllt face type while others had a ran in Booth Norwalk alone not con-
. heavy tape. it is for this reason that uccted with any Sunday school. n;
«V he brings suit. Mr. Reed was elected “3a“ 0’ whom the Ema things 0
with What V,“ considered a large ma Christmas are entirely unknown.
: iority. and“ it is not thought that the it is "‘9 object 0‘ the Empty Stock
' 80991101" Court will overthrow what .lng Club to give a merry Christmas
,me. to be the will 0.1. the ”on” entertainment to all these little unfor-
' r168 N. “no“ 01' Norwalk tunates. Abranch of this club.rccent
yhfingh State's». Elil‘llél’ Samuel Fen. iy organized here. has elected for its
sen tron action of 91.10. Voillcei-s Mrs. P. M. Btrayer. president,
- magic that Ablathar Blanchard, “a! Mrs. W. 0' Hour, treasurer. Ev
' member of the Board of School Visit» oryonc Who is interested in helping
ore of themtowa of. NWhWAlk- through this charity along is an active mem-
whieh Vhé seeks to have Mr. Blanchard
shirt-413‘ bright or- der what
old in he is shipping bill rig ti! and pri-
vileges as a school Visitor.
Organized in the Norssllis. with
Ills. P. if. Sirsrsr President.
This club has been very successful
its the last few years in the larger
cities. Last year in Baltimore alone,
When the ballots were counted it “b"“l' Em?" :bVousanil poor children
.. . acre prov do or.
was found that Mr. Blanchard was With the help of the selectmen.
glefégtlvggf 1:13,; $3323 o‘gcml‘}; school teachers. and ministers of The
at- the time that he was duly elected Norwalks. the names of all the needy
and since that time has held the otllce “’0"th “We" ’“ town will be 01"
00d faith. Attorneys Hurlbutt & tinned and all truly deserving ones
E1!“ are counsel (m. Mr. Arnold and will be invited. regardless of color or
Judge John H ”KM and Attorney greed. A ticket of admission will be
distributed to each child bearing in
3:23? 113;}; Jf‘Rmfiamreprmm addition to the chlids name the en-
The contests are the cause of bring. dorsement of the members proposing
lug out much discussion among local that name. I“ ”“8 way we hope ll”
politicians. Some say that nothing ggrglegmfyt being imposed “9°“ y
$113,333. ii‘lr‘i'u‘lihé‘él‘? “i"i'f‘é‘ili e..... Interest 1... been shown from
do good authority thst it makes no dlf- the first. in "“3 "03““- .“nd a few “0
foresee what the fuse of the type is nations have already been received.
that is printed on the ballots. so long The Club is gleam?! “gopher: “E Ml‘l‘.
as it is Long Primer. The only illegal Sturtevant. W 0 a“ 3 e 3 (:1 ‘m'
’ . ballot that could be used is one that tribumrs. and m“ barrel 0' 3 3 U
. would be one on which there was a anjured toys makes a splendid begin-
, l 1 l u ng.
. . lotililiihii’ 2 dill. ilhi‘élin'; ill“; It depends entirely "non u... senor-
certain candidate. in this instance “my 0‘ the 99°91“ 0‘ The Norwolks‘
there was no “1"ka the ballots the how much happiness can be given to
only difference being a heavy and light these children. it is hoped that the rc-
" fade wtype Both ware used and it will apenseto "“5 “”331 Will be so gener~
'V'robably be a duesthn. if any are one that we may add some useful cgiftV
thrown mm which they will be. to each stocking which otherw se
Deputy gym-m Sculley served the ‘would contain a toy and a bag of can-
. ‘v‘lfi'imflgfitfifffififitgm morning, by Contributions of money. toys or any-
) “Sentinel reporter, “(I asked if he bad thing that will brighten up a childs
any statement to make in regard to the life ""1 “9 “WWW! "309le by the
fog-9.01113, and he replied “lit he had treasurer. M"! W C Baur, Cortlandt
- pgtmngttoVsay. ugly the; lac wanted Place-
one ernques onrgte '
Mr. Blanchard did not care to discuss A HANDSOME BIBLE PRESENTED.
u” m““' “t mm" Mrs. Hsnnsh Hill's Thanksgiving oin
' 'JUNIOR MEMIIRO ENTERTAINED. to First M. E. Church.
........... Pleasant weather contributed to-
PM“? it A. M. W": 0' 3"”ka ward the assembling of large congre
In“ H" "9"“ "MW“- gations at both of yesterdsy‘ a services
The entertainment given on Satur- in the First Methodist Episcopal
day night for the factor members and Church. In the moms Rev. W. W. '1'.
their friends. by Prof. R. A. Bteyert. Duncan. is the int uctory remarks
or Bluest ya. was in every sense a of hlseermon on “almonds Thanks-
msi artistic success. While all of giving." said that a member of the
pictures were good. some of the church who was alienate be present.
Will pictures were exceptionally had sent a beautiful sulrsgivingof
faring. Mrs. Hannah lllll presented to
recipe yesterday afternoon at t e church the new mole that was on
use-aim no s to pulpit desk s handsomely bound
m“signed“ in every’
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The "vote was:
tiaV thought "and delivery preacnifo‘VVsV
Rpening
The First Session at llocn Tcdsr
Drew Out so immense Throne.
llllll LlRlES WERE PRESENT
Speaker Henderson Arrived Shortly
Before Opening and Rcmslncd In
Conference with Members Rs«
carding his Reflection.
WASHINGTON. December
opening of the first sessloulof the Fifty-
seventh Congress at noon today. drew
to the capitol a great throng of spec-
tators eager to witness the scenes of
animation which mark the annual reas-
sembliug of the national lawmakers.
Although the actual work of the two
houses was not to begin until l2 o ‘clock
the historic old structurcwnovti refur‘
nished from end to and until it shone
with marble. gilt and rich decorations
sts astlr long'beforie that hour. It
was an ideal day to bring out the pub-
lic. sunny and warm. with just enough
breeze from the south to laally stir the
flags over the capitol. some of which
were raised for the first time since the
adjournment of congress nine months
ago. There were no entrance restric-
tions. and the crowds flowed uninter-
ruptedly into the building.
lea were in the throng. including the
wives and families of senators and
members. as well as many of the femi-
nine representatives of- the cabinet. dip-
lomatic and executive circle.
Senators and members began arrlv~
lug early in the day and there was the
usual handshaking among old friends
and informal talk of the work ahead
Speaker Henderson did not reach the
House wing until shortly before the
session opened and remained in his pri—
vate ofllce conferring with members.
during the formalities preceding his re-
election as speaker. »-
At 10 o‘clock the doors to the gel
lerles were thrown open and before ll
oclock but few vacant chairs remain-
Handsome toilettes and
colors were in profusion.
On the floor members were
every minute They esehan
lugs and the hall hemmed like a bee
hive with the ceaselosi bliss
cation. Already the lobby in the rear,“
ofvthe ball was filled with floral am»
blems sent to popular members by ad-
mlriug constituents.
leaders on both sides were slow in
making their appearance Mr. Richard
son, of Tennessee. took his old place
about the center of the minority side
siiortlv after ll o'clock.
mediately surrounded by his Demo-
rratic colleagues.
General Grosvonor. of Ohio. was rec-
ognized instantly when he appeared
with the never-failing curmulon in his
2-—'i‘he
Many lad-
bright
bring
moi
of cleaver
As a rule the
He was im-
Mr. Littlefleld. the hard
hitter from Maine. who leaped into
prominence in the last Congress, and
other prominent members began ar
rivlng soon after
tors drlfted in fro mtho senate side to
confer with their colleagues of the
House. The unwanted spectacle of a
member of the Supreme Court in the
hall was also witnessed in the person
of Justice McKenna. himself an old
member of the House. .
At the conclusion of the roll call.
showing 318 members present, Mr
Cannon (lit), nominated David B. Ilen-
dercon. of lows. and Mr. Hay (Val.
nominated Mr. Richardson. of Tonnes.
see. for speaker.
A number of send
The election then
Henderson . 190:
149.; Stark (Nels) 'l:
Cummings. (N. Y.) 1.
air. Henderson was declared elected
and was escorted to the chair. He
made a brief speech.
Several thousand bills already have
been introduced in the House. covering
nearly every phase of public affairs
that has attracted interest in the coun.
They include Pacific cable. oleo-
margarine. amending the tariff law. to
repeal the bankruptcy law. for a reel-
proclty commission.
states: establishing a department of
commerce ,smsn din the currency law.
amending the ions
admission of
grstlon laws. etc...
Mr. Henderpon thanked the House
for its expression of confidence. and
asked the support of all the members.
The oath was then administered to him
by its mntstlve Binshsm. of Penn-
sylvsn . and by the speaker. in tnri
administered to“ the members-elect.
HANDUQMI FLOVIAL OFFERING!
,wssnlizo'rou
profusion of. floral offerings. cults um.
ususl'lu quantitydu variety and in: .
beauty. today transformed the uncle:
December 3-A
rltsblc flower show
. I: llsilt
, her of the body was. 'mltyof
army
_ . ,
the «huh-r 1
deep] amnesia
..0¢|'|1¢
Again as s .
The governm
steamer Iris
harbor. Saturday; . lithe brawglo
. rsm to that?3
was wrecked
. . over a week
r 3?le El °ll’
r a g s n
* emu rims Alioustotssirisbssilunsh Isis
n . .
in lies llsrcc.
HRRSE RRT SUPPLIER WITH IT
Mrs. Gould and Her Ben Taken to the
Hospital—ails has Recovered; She
May Dir—Remaining Ten are
Doing Fairly Well. .
NEW HAVEN'T” December 2~Twelve
persons .living in the three-story tell-
cment at 35 Frank street. ware over—
come by illuminating gas during Satur-
‘ .9, ~ . day night. Two were so badly off that
Was It the Colon HM“ in ""1 V°"'" they had to be taken to the hospital
usual
etc. with the __.
the Norwalll . .
Lassen. at Betti .
able him to is
cleaned and at y to light before
he leaves his hold it
The crew of all: his pulled Captain
Lassea' a launch out of the sand. where
she was washed during the storm. and
carried her to tint: shore. where she
will be made r foriher winter
berth. The go , input will supply
Captain Lassen a new boat adapt-
ed to the need
ATTORNEY _ , .
where one may die; The olhprs In the
house were attended by physicians yes-
terday, and will recover. The twelve
persons. the only ones living in the
house. were all found in a state of coma
and the ten not taken to the hospital
Wakemfln says leftihome to “cm" were revived with much difficulty. if
Will and ‘1‘“9‘ 33‘ m‘ 1‘“ nophevi'. H. the condition of affairs at the house
E 589". will m 1‘ t0 his home in had gone by undisturbed for an hour
Southport to“! ; . longer. the physicians say that all the
An associated ass deepatch re-
ceived in Bridge‘no t iii an early hour
this morning Help ew' York says that
Attorney How _ .Wakelnan is in
that city at that Goloblal hotel. Mr.
., occupants would have died from suf-
’ V focation. ‘
“ .3 .3 L 7 ‘ The two persons taken to the Grace
. 3 ' . ‘ ‘ hospital were Mrs. Agnes Could. a
widow and her son..John Gauld. They
live on the third door of the apart-
ment and were the last to receive aid.
The following persons were asleep in
the house and were rescued Just as
death had fastened upon them: First
floor. John Grady and wife Elizabeth
Grady. their little daughter Ethel
Grady and two boarders. Patrick and
Iliii DealcrflsTrs' rum Sud-
dshlv lssr llsvi‘s llurssrr.
RRWER LARRER lRllllSl TREE
Was Badly Braised and One of the
Horses was qwiith‘s Harness and
Wagon I ilF-Nof‘vrslk
" Milk Qu iii Short.
Two large at. , rnard dogs are re-
sponsible for a; go percentage of
Milli Dealer Frederick Waters cila-
tomcrs not receiving their regular sup-
ply of the isotenl laid. esterdsy mor-
ning. incidentally Mr. aters was the
loser of potatoes toe and boil quarts
of fresh milk, which owed freely by
the roadside; in New snaau
One of Mn. Vdevotes-sh! employees.
Clarence B‘nrns, took the big wagon
, of.“ as usual. Saturday
hlgbt and"llr to the Stephen
Hoyt's Sons nursery after a load of
milk to be delivered to customers in
Norwalk, yesterday morning. lovely
thing went well until aftervthe. filled
cans had been loaded into the wagon
“he“ “‘9 driver ‘9'“ m" “”393 5““‘4' to a terrible accumulation of use and
lug uuhitched for a moment. it was it was some time before the, policeman
mealggfnwgta “Egg; gfigfig‘xdisgfi could maVlVre liVls way furtlirVin into the
his usual custom, left them loose at hofifiéoamo $3,323: slum; sleeping
dusk to patrol the place for the night. apartment were opened. The sleepers
Th" “083 came mm“ “0"“ “l" 3W“ on the first floor came partially to their
ilhzfil‘l’tllfil searchers: zinc; “in “m "or.” 1": M "i by
> ~ e rowngupo ewnows.
“tn": “01:” thewdflvefrwutioxmlgmg The fccogél floor was vlsiieg aVnd has:
“‘99‘ "118 “I" 9 'th econ seeersres nor 9 c
lately and succeeded in getting on the Wiggins in of mg“ air. p0
wagon. but the reins were out ofreach 0n the third floor Mrs. Gould and
He saw that it would be utterly use- her son could not be reused as the
less to stay on any ionizer and made persons in the two lower floors had
3 leap from the wagon. landing heav- been. After working for a considerable
ilv against a cherry tree. and bruising time over the two and with no avail
himself considerably. The horses can the police called for the Grace hog.
tinned their mad course down the pits] ambulance. and mother and son
driveway and at the turn in the‘ road were taken to the hospital.
one of the animals fell. the wagon run- The son who is 23 years old. respond-
niog overhlm..after which the vehicle ed to the treatment during the day and
turned over. depositing all the cans will come out all right. Mrs. Gould
of milk into the road. The horse is not so fortunate. She at an early
which was still in the harness. did not hour this morning. had not recovered.
attempt to go any further and Vibe two filthotiilgh tVlVi: VlVthysiglsn imbibe institu-
vcr much frightened animus were .on‘ oug . s s e mg
l'csr’l’ued from their predicament, All the others who were purlally an!
The scene was one of chess and it forages. werenmovlng‘ angst cg rght
look so ion to patch up affairs that m r ay ll crnoon. '1 an up it
Mr. .Waters.g who had become uneasy 'l‘rlpp. of station 3. made an lnvestlxa-
because of the non-arrival of Burns tion 01’ the 131'?!“le ill 35 Frank street
in Norwalk with the load of milk All had physicians to be sure that they
drove toward New Canaan with a sin WEN! all right. The only "I effects felt
sle team and found him at the nursery 79" 510* stomach and headaches
e As near as can he found out by an
32:33. much engrossed in making 1' investigation made yesterday the gas
The horse which went down as came into the house from the street
found to have been considerably in or I“ a '9" New” manner gt?” l;
ed and the harness was generally “0 5“ in the house at N0 run
wrecked. The pole of the wagon was street. no connection over being made
also found to be broken but we wa- with the main running through the
mm other than being wrong side up street. There is. bewevcr. plumbing
was not much damaged ’ for water and it is supposed that the
Mr Waters took charge of the team mv came in through the hole for the
and brought them home without for WM“ pipe N°t E" from the Pill!
hole a big hole was found in the gas
glerwh'igld'erpttfi fgfiledgggmg‘o ‘1: main from which the fluid was leaking
. badly. From this the gas got into the
ground 90:,"- bufthl' ““3! "a" 50"” cellar and then worked up through the
rom “00m. ssec on remainder of the house. The breslf
probably occurredsftcr midnight. as no
“0' ”'5 .ATHL'T'G MEET. one remembers smelling any gas during
. v t I
Will be Held lo the Norwaik Agmory. 3‘: :fmnhm‘ “d when all urnsd n for
HAV T
ril ill. company 1') hold a very 30
estate a
”3.3"" ngflstlng ‘3‘. Ellis Ill. Howard. who for some time
Smith: second floor. Mrs. Ann Gonnlff,
a widow and her grown sons and
daughters, James. George. Sadie and
Annie Connlff. and on the third floor
the Gaulds. as previously stated
About 9:30 o‘clock, yesterday morn-
ing. James 8. Kelly. the real estate
dealer. of 31 Frank street. passed 3’
Frank street. two doors above. and not-
lccd the strong odor of gas. The odor
was so strong that it aroused bis sus-
picion. and he decided to investigate
The fact that none of the occupants of
the house" at No. 35 had been stirring
about. when usually on Sunday mors—
lug some of them are going back and
forth attending church“. invited suspi-
cion that something was wrong.
Mr. Kelly summoned Policeman Col-
well. of the third precinct. artif‘fhey‘
went to No: 35 Frank street. Knocks
brought no one .and it became so ap-
parent that something was wrong that
the door and window were forced open
The opening of these gave ventilation
w learnt. and who sold the latter to W.
“W‘ih’llhi‘r soreness rd-
ort- a th s be “Wind-V :V .
on It. Will
semi
Terrence Smith. sons of Detective ,
bailVViVlls was who to the conducted the Elections hotel and rss- '
W“ W... twgm “mil-”AM:
TRlNlTY IUNDAY WHOQL.
W
L Christmas Festival to be held on Moo-
. lily nght. the both loan
it was unfortunate that unpleasant
weather should have occurred on the
evening of Trinity March's Mauser.
Service. for it kentunany of the chil- ~
drop from coming". The service was
held and. though there was only a
small proportion of the school out it
was very gratifying to see that every
one brought a gift. Another oppor-
tunity will be given these who have
not made this offering on Huntley next.
December 8th. at the Sunday school
service, which will be held at 3 o'clock
This being the first of the intended
monthly service for the children, it is
hoped that they will all be present and
bring with them all their friends. The
boy choir will furnish the music for
the services. Christmas services will
be on Sunday afternoon. December 29
st 3 o'clock. and the *Chrastmas festi-
val will be held on Monday evening.
December 30th. at 7:30. in Red Men‘s
Hall. The plans are to make this a
most enjoyable and happy occacslou
for the children. and the rector. Rev
homily F‘. Humphries. and assistants
have arrangedian entertainment which
will not only please theohiidreu, but
' which will be. interesting to older
friends. to which are invited as guests
all parents sndfrlends of the scholars,
and every member of the parish. Just
what this entertainment will he is one
of the “Christmas Secrets.” In order
to find it out you must come.‘
SHE WISHER TR RIE
ills. Adsrs llssrlr“ Succeeded in
Housing Herself.
BUT. RRWR BY A REIRHBRR
Frequent Quarrsls with Her Husband.
who is an Insurance Solicitor in
Bridgeport. Said to be the
Cause of Rash Act.
Because of a series of altercations
with her. husband. Mrs. Samuel D_.
Adora. of Holden avenue. made a des-
ferrite attempt to end all her troubles.
ate Saturday afternoon, by hanging
herself. That she did not succeed is
line in the efforts of Mrs. Brockway.
who resides in the same house. She
found Mrs. Adore suspended in the
cellar. and after holding her up until
assistance arrived resusitabed her by
means of a stimulant in the house. Mrs.
clockway. being a trained nurse. no
physician was called in attendance, as
the saw that one was unnecessary.
Mrs JQAders was seen by s Sentinel re-
sorter and asked if it was so that she
had made an attempt on her life, and
dill was very reluolant about saying
\nything concerning the matter. but
loop the solicitation of Mrs. Brock-
way. she consented to give her version
if the affair. in substance she said
that on Thanksgiving Day she went to
erdgeport to spend the day with her
husband. who is employed in the insur-
am e business in that place. Adore had
a grievance against her and about as
soon as he mother. trouble began and
r~outluued incessantly until Saturday.
when Mrs. Adore returned to Norwalk.
in the afternoon Aders came to his
home in Norwalir and began gathering
up his effects. determined to leave for
rood .accordlng to what he said Mrs.
Aders was of an opposite opinion. and
hung on to his cost so tenaciously that
the was dragged about the room. She
said further that sne was not throttled.
is report about the streets had it, and
also the Adora was not drunk. although
he had been drinking a little. Finally
she let go of her husband’s coat. and
he left the house. After he had gone
she went down stairs and made the at-
tempt to end her earthly existence at
'he end of a rope.
Mrs. Adora further stated that al-
though she was very grateful to Mrs.
Brockwsy. she was very sorry that she
had not accomplished her purpose. as
slit? could not stand it to have her‘huih
band abandon her. for she thought a
great deal of him. She, said that she
sent two telegrams to Bridgeport this
morning for him to return home
Whether he would do so or not she did
not know.
Mrs. Adora was further asked If it
was so that after she had been revived
from the elects of her attempted hang-
ing that she went to South Norwalk
ind purchased a ousnity of morphine.
with which she made aaecond attempt
to kill herself. She said that such a re-
port was entirely false; that the quan-
tity taken, half a dooen one‘eighth
grain pills. was not enough to i are
her. and that she simply look the to
induce sleep. Beside this she said that
she took another medicinal powder
without ill effect. Mrs. Adore wsssubu
stsntisted in her statement by Mrs.
Broekway. abs also substantiated the
former in her eta meat concerning the
hsppcoln of t e afternoon in the
house. , rs. nrocltwsy was of the a
tales that Mrs. Adore wss tempered y
insane and this was the cause of her
attempting to kill herself.
She said that she had not raised up
in the offal r between Mr. and hire.
lists the yard and out down a portion of
the clothes line. and with this in her
hand. follow Adel-s through the street
res. times. societal-mined w she that
a specialist notlss‘vs her. the
More. but had seen the latter no out...
- third time More didaotoome“ back and
‘ coutlsnsd on bi otqsl .
ills. ladders. u
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partner in vaudeville
Verse of experience.
'good looking. Scull photo.
H. Sentinel (lilies.
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WANTED—MAN Wi'f‘
ford Life insurance co...“
5 and 6 pm. Asst. SV
son. Room 1..” World!)
WANTED-nit GIRL m
ral housework. Csllevsnln
erencos. 62 West street.
walk. .
WANTED—J EACH W “W -
person of latest ty and . - .
to represent and advertise ‘
llshed business houseofso '
standing. Bsisry $18 was”
senses. payable weekly in ‘
from head offices. Korea a
furnished when seconds “
vanced‘for expenses. Refs
close self- addressed slam
ope. Standard House. add
Building. Chicago.
To LsrLFlas'r rhooacaoo V
all modern improvements lucid
TO LETLLowlda m
9 Marshall street. luoulr
ily Pnrdee.
e..—4W...— “w
and floor. 5 rooms and 3*,
floor. No. 7 Seymour Plll . . VV
inquire of H. Seymour. d8 VWV
TO LET-HOUSE OF 81
12 Lowe street; improVem
quire of Edwin Wilcox. to W sill
St. So. Norwalk. ‘
TO LET—HOUSE or
rooms. No. 96 South Mai
Norwalk. All modern imp
inquire of Conrad Becker, V
lngton street. n1 5th
T0 LET—~TWO noon ribs lid
il,oor 38; four room courtesan
door. rear extension. '
apartment, third floor.
TO LET—~FlR8T
Woodward ave. 6 rooms; ,
of live rooms. 126 Woodward
Houses and buildln in“
Easy payments. to.
ward.
_. ' f. 0.
street, Norwallr. Possessi «
Apply to R. H. Coldeuor 1V0. ,
FOR SALE—HOU O .
ory Bouievard‘. 12 rooms all use
meats. barn; house on Betta Place
is“ 8 rooms. lmproveflilllits; burg;
inquire Raymond 8 Iliuford 'P ,
south Nostlk. . d .
FOR” SALE~A MGRKCE
someone to buy four good hill ~
lots. right to build oil or to smblltow .
on; only 10 minutes' cell: from Mill “
Norwalk: three mlnutol to trolley
cars. Only $250; $109 till mortgage:
12 loads of stone can go with them '
Addison; P. 0. Box 81d, Seuth Not“
wa
FOR eALsLONlc ll noses) Hoar. _
zontal steam engine ill first-club con
dltlon. Apply at Sentinel Office. . ’v ”
FOR eALsL'i yrs: METAL you
bubbitlng. thoroughly cleaned s .
i-onrenlcnt shspe.10 cents I "
at this Miles. 3 ’
CHEMIGA 0L
imdles' wearing apparel dyed with also
most approved Nlrazila dyes. enteritis“
silk trimmings. stiflhings.
holes. buttons. etc. Our new moth
of chemical dry cleapln is lilh‘li
warrant color shape and uty ultlli
turbed. Above method holds good"
regard to gentleman's maria til. .V
Butterfsss. Booth IRR'E'R'st onu.‘
Raymond Btu near aluVVSt.
olic Church.
was: EARNERG. D0 140'!"MW
look the fact that your ”Jill will
cam for you 12 per cent. per ‘
guaranteed Investment at this ,
articulars address Box 431.11
nu. .
carried up stairs and laid on tbs
after which Mrs. Brocliw'sy sppll
restoratives. .
'Il‘RiAL'iAtmlaoc'lnnpgndm ‘ *
e an n . .
held its annual meetl' :th
of officers in its rooms,
yesterdll‘y afternoon. A,
lsr routine business was
the following ofll .. .
Giovanni li'snsill
tor Consuls. vice
Brcelll. record sec
ordeal. financial .
Gianni, treasurer
Francesco renslall
issue. We: .
iii (lasers and llllu
Islystor Planet-etc
m’ “fidi’lm
sergesn
ety dilator
Norwalk Chronicler