“ ‘N'uiuuady cricket.
m.
‘ Selection.- Mado at the Annual Most. '
Hold Yesterday. .
The annual meeting ‘0! the Wom-
en’s “Auxiliary to the Y M. C. A.. for
the election of oflioers.‘ was old at
the association rooms yester ay and
‘ - the following were chosen:
”Seiious druideni ill [Innis Eur
111.111.1111 1111111111
lineman 11111111111 SIIIIIIIIIII
Speed door I Tune
1111 led Iinils Cloned Sireei
' dud IIpnei
BRIDGEPORT. April 30. A—-—A' disus-
.t’rous trolley accident occurred be-
tseen the hours of l and 2 o'clock
this morning on the Stratford line of
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company by which a huge “Jumbo"
. car was badly wrecked and several
” pimple were hurt.
' The car was returning from a dance
given at the Stratford town ball by a
party of Stratford young people. On
1 board were thirteen or fourteen peo-
. pic, oblong them Jerome May and his
Orchestra yehicb had played for the
dance.
A The car left Faradise Green at 1:1II
11a. m 111 charge of Conductor Reilicy.
Motcrman Moi-ton was in charge of the
Hfmotiv‘e power. Swlltly the huge car
A went bowling ailing at express speed.
Hard' 8 corner was reached before the
motorman seemed to realize where he
was and instead of slackening speed.
he sent the car at full spend around
the roar with the result that it left
the re Is and went spinning. unless the
A bighviay for upwards of twenty feet
overturning and rolled over and over
from the momentum it had attained
The 1111:1111 pf broken glass. the
,s multilidl o lithe 11111- boats and the
11111111: 1111511 sly-bump ot the rolling
car ill lieu the" r with a sinister sound
' Alla-'11s darkness 11nd contusion. The
bassen era use piled 111- 'contusion
amid he 1.“ , d‘ébrls and the
broken gla scheme. 111111111011
the 111111111. 0 ‘unon the face and
still dthera about varI9ue punts of the
body. -
One or twow oral nslble.
To add to tthflIMI“ lghts in
the car went out as soon as the cor
, A. left the track and there was no light
>11carat hand? 1" -“ :A
torreh .49 a dense
»~.11_.~;e=‘i.1.y1*...11.11
was obtal'11e1IS“lh has
7 good service In the
women of the party
not be learned. is
heroism.
She attended to“ tithe
thI great
1" injured and
cheered the party by iiél‘ tertltude and
coolness. Ascoon ail‘tibflslble word was
telephoned to" the car-11111113 and an ex-
tra star was sent to _ scene. Several
of the injured pass
meantime gone to Dr;- _
their injuries weret ,
_ Others were bro
on the extra car. _
Her Hunt went 35°”the emergency
hosp al Huntuwas I my shaken up.
: A but it was tuned tlri 7-;‘sside tram A
A he appeared to 1111 '
Hurry Hunt volt
to Bridgeport
W Clark and
version of the
' occideut: "we no"1 I tratford short»
1 Iy'atter 1:16} and Eran-thing we
(Continued on was...)
' .1» concluded J. J. Powell’s orchestra took
‘ their places behind the beautiful flower
President—Mrs liw. C. Sharer.
ill'e‘cretary—Mrs.“l .R‘. Thompson.
Treasurer—MrsJ 1111111111111.
Auditor4A—Mrs. F.C.HWate1-s.
Vic presidentsw-ers. M E. McCon-
egal. orwaik Bonnet; Mrs. Coarse
Selleck. Norwsik Methodist; AMI as by.
dis. A. IISecor. Norwalk Congregational;
Mrs. .Nash. Norwalk Episcopal;
Mrs. A. A. Moody. Christian Science;
Mrs. C'. F. Boutwell South Norwalk
Baptist: Mrs. Frederick Force. South
Norwaik Congregational. Mrs. J. A.
Richardson. South Norwalk Metho-
dist: Mrs. Leslie Smith, South Nor-
walk Episcopal: Mrs. E. E.Gorhaii1
East Norwalk Methodist- EMi-s. How
ard Every, Rowayton Baptist.
The new committees will be appoint
ed at once and among them one will
have the supervision or the furnishing
of the new quarters at No. 61 South
Main street. 1
REVDLUTIONIBTS VERY ~ACTIVE.
Contenipiate on Attack on Several
Dominican Cities Tomorrow.
CAPE HAYTIEN Hayti April 30-
The Dominican revolutionlsts are at
present in the vicinity of Cotuy.» and
Santa Domingo. which cities it is re;
ported‘ here, they contemplate attack-
ing tomorrow.
\Ali the Cibho region. except Puerto
Plate. on the north coast, is in the
hands of the revolutionists Another
11111 islng has broken out in the south
of the Dominican republics. The posi
tion of the Dominican government on»
pears to be very critical. ,
Telegraphic communication by land
has been cut by the revolutionlsts and
news In difficult to obtain.
Young Indies
Eniorinin
111111111111 Conoeniiun Sooieip
lion in Enjoyable Pinning
diloir In 11111111111111 Wos
Well dlieuded
The hard rain last evening did not
deter 11 1111-1111 lumber of people from at«
tending the third annual entertainment
the young llies or the immaculate
onception up. of St. Mary's
Chllnéi. at Lockwoodfs Hail. The occa-
sion raved a most delightful one. and
was he of the most successful the
young ladies have ever given. Beside
the entertainment. which was of the
first order. there was a sale of cakes
and dancing was indulged in. The en-
tertainment consisted ”of these seiec- 1
tlons: .‘
Solo-When I Was a Boy.
Stephen Flaherty. accompanied by
E F. Hands.
D11ct—-The Lily and the Rose.
Fred Powell and George White. ac-
companied by ‘E. F. Hands. 1
Pantomime Tableau-Rock of Ages,
Members of the kindergarten. Miss
A Mae Kelly. piano accompanist.
Solo——Nervana. ‘
. J. iImPowell. accompanied by Herbert
lrda
Encore~Mlghty Lek a Rose.
Mandolin solo,
.A-Mlss Mary Haugh.
I '1 Duet—When Your Hair Grows White.
James Dagan and Alex. 0‘ Connor, ac-
colhpanled by E. F Hands.
Solo. .
Miss Grace Harrigan. accompanied
by E..F. Hands.
Solow-You.
Frank Finnegan, accompanied by
Miss Mae Kelly. A A
' 31111341111111 Meet Again.
Members of the I. .0. Society. accom-
~ A panled by 111111. Mas Kelly.
The program was exceptionally well.
given. and all who took part were lib-
orally uncured. Miss Grace Merriam
was presented Ssvith a beautitul bouquet
o; flowers. The pantomime and tabledu
was one of the prettiest features of the
entertainment. and was favorably com-
- 111th on by all present.
When the entertainment had been
‘ ' display on the stage. and discoursed
A ~ sweet music for dancing until 1 o'clock 1
log. The stage was decorated
this 1111')
, very hezlilitifnliy by FloristEC. Han;
ford. tborebeln
transom
In II Poniu
Philadelphia This 1111111111
Someone Snrenmed‘Tire"1llie1
Workman IInd Been Injured
Tinni- Finn's EmpIopoes .Iuniped
From Moon Windows ’
PHILADELPHIA. April ail—Five
girls are known to have bcen killed
and more than a score injured during a
panic at the cigar factory of Hal-burger,
Roman .11 00.. Tenth street and Wash-
~ington avenue. at 12:15 this afternoon.
The company employs over six hundred
311111.11 deaf and dumb boy employed
in the factory caught his hand in the
elevator and in his eiforts to make his
mishap known be; rushed into the
midst of a group of glrisexcltedly wav-
ing his hand. from which blood was
dripping. Some person cried "lire" and
immediately them was a rush for the
stairway of the building. The crush
was so great that many of the girls
turned back and rushed for the win«
dows. Before they could be restrained
from jumping a score or more had
hurled themselves to the street. sev-
eral being crushed to death.
Ambulance. were quickly on the scene
and the dead and banned were hurried
to the hospitals. The scene at the fatal
occurrence is indescribable. The local-
ity of the accident is densely populated
and nearly all the employee lived in
the neighborhood. 'l‘he'families of the
dead andAiniui-ed were quickly ‘0 the
scene and the screams of the mo hers
henrtreuding. Some of the police day.
that those who were killed were crush.
ed to death in the jam on the stairway.
sheet by the hundreds and those who
were killed. fainted and were trampled
and crushed to death by their excited
comrades Already there have been
twenty girls and one man admitted to
the Pennsylvania hospital and ball that
‘ number are at Hahnemann hoipitol. Wei
The physicians at the Pennsylvania
hospital a several of those admitted
to that ins ltution' are totally dniured.
None of those taken to tile Hahnemaun
Imspitai are believed to he fatally in
ured .
At 1:45 p. 111., the police report that
seven girls are dead as a result he lu~
juries received in the panic.‘ three are
dying at the hospitals and twenty are
under treatment for injuries; They say
that 1,200 girls were employed in the
Atactory.
During the excitement the tire alarm
in the corridor of the factory building
was struck. and the arrival or ‘the en-
gines on the scene added greatly to the
tctror of the panic-stricken girls.
SCHOONER JOSIE SINKS.
STONINGTON April Jib-The two<
masted schooner Josie from Machine.
Maine. with a cargo or hemlock
boards consigned to R A. Sherman a
Son. of Westerly.R .I.. sank in S’tn-
lngton harbor today. The Josie put in
last night in a sinking condition and
was grounded on the east shore
vessel. which is an old one. had leaked
badly during the voyage and last riight
chevron run aground and went to the
bottom in shallow water this morning
Bren Deseriod
The Schooner
1.11111 Morse Woodland lIn
” Rookovou Sunnis
Vessel Inndod WiiIiIninIiér dud
Could undone
NEW YORK. April bib-The three~
mooted schooner Nellie '1‘. Moms. of
Bath. Maine. Captain Kenulstuu. from
Jacksonville 111191: 11:0“ with a cargo of
1111 'r‘. 11...... as
. oelved any word at
Ni Lensi Ten Sids Moei Wendi In _
and sisters of supposed victims were
as they made a mad rush to gain the ‘ ‘
i as usual yeaterdtly‘. but complained of
A out and one 111111.111“ (layer. who
1 likes at
;_ totlvo macros. Adams also 1111. morn-
I lugahout 10:80 at the {chilly residence
m»... m-ow- ”at...
Many Promis
. marrow-Titan;
The state 1111111111
Men's 0111111111111
necticnt. will Ml
Clifford tomorro
o'clock. tor thil W.
Charles 0 Bo ‘
his body. A ‘
6: Iii o’clock at 11111. A
The toasts to libero on
he as follows; '
"The Function '
“An Economic
'I‘. Manson New.
“Our Work for ital
L Squire. treasurer of
New Haven & Hartlor '
pony
“Our Progress" Noe I-l. Jacks. gen.
eral secretary of the
lotion. I ‘1
“Essentials top-11 I .
W. A. Smith Bridgiu t1:-
“Tbe Church and . iAsaonlatiOn."
Rev. Edward Gris Filer-ton. PhD.
Bridgeport. .1 .
The toilowingpi‘olII
indicated that they “probably be at
the banquet: ‘ .er warrior.
Bridgeport: P
John T.‘Manso
ven: W. A.'Smit
H. Donaldson, 1F
Merlden: D. L. C
PlattA W. H. H811
and N. Wake . .wm. Edwin
Haliock. Derby;
lcrton, Ph.D.. Brill rtle.1"i‘.Batea
State Secretary N even; Noel ll.
Jacks. Hartford. l
Quite a large new .of the husi-A
ness and pretensions men of The
Norwalks have alrililtII'I amines their
intention to be press t
, No. 128;:
was Iheld to} the.
conferring the 11111-11 degree
sonry upon Thames Richardson. The
work was conterred by the tollowlng
plat mwastcl‘s worshlpfui Master
Robert Wilcox Senior warden Albert
McGinnis. Junior Warden Plait Beers.
Senior Deacon Chester F. Clark Junior
Deacon. W. H. 111111111 Senior Stew-
ard C. J. Pelican Junior Steward Leo
Davis and Chaplain Rev. ,Romilly F.
Humphries.
Large delegations were present from
New Canaan Stamford. MBrldgeport
New Haven Norwalk and many guests
from other pieces. The work was per.
termed line style. the room being
decOrate by Florist Smith In a very
artistic m par. and each one was pre.
sented wit a carnation on entering
the lodge room. Large bouquets were
presented to each presiding olllcer. An
elaborate banquet was served at 11
o '.cioci1 after which an entertainment.
speech making was in order and ate
late hour 1111 departed satisfied that
they had spent a pleasant evening with
Old Well. 1 ‘
The committ ,on entertainment
consisted of the llowlng: S. S Na-
pbey. Chester F. Clark Frank L Gam
mans. Hickson W. Cole. Albert Brown,
Ellis Campbell Robert A. Kline and
Peter Decker-.1
SlIJDDEN DEATH 'OF E. F. QUYER.
Mrs. E. 3.11am: and Little Sarah
Gunn Also om.
Edwin F. Guyer, a lifelong resident
of South Not-walk, died Very suddenly
last evening at his heme In Monroe
street. Mr. Ouyer had been ill only
three days.‘ He was about his duties
not feeling well in the afternoon
Shortly otter ti o'clock lid was taken
with violent vomiting! and Dr. F. I.
Burnell was called but the man was
beyond all help. He expired shortly
after 6 o‘clock.
Mr. (layer was the son of the of the
late General Thomas Guyer and was
born in South Norwalir‘. where he has
lived all his life. For nearly seven
years he has conducted a grocery next
to his home. its is survived by a .wld-
the notes-pal home. ‘ ~
Funeral services will be held from
his into home In Monroe Street tomor-
row afternoon. at 2 o’clock. Rev. Rom.
lily F Humphrles anointing. .
A 111111.11. S. ADAMS. .
Mrs. Ida Adams. wife at Rimmed
1
on law
1MB ‘
‘lidroran berof'yenrahuthor.
1111-111 m . . A
ulcer Thomas
consisting or recitation. singing and ,
‘0"-
and life
1111 no.1...
‘ 31111111511119 Siore In non, A
Pu, Blown nun Todnp
afiliesidenisxlii T In 1111 droused
Be The Unusual Noise
magma Ciiizens dud Thii'nes
Topped In A Field
AFITTSBURG. Pa. April ilk-Five
burglars blew open the sale in Daub
d1 Pressler's grocery store, in Clifton.
Pin. at 1:30 o'clock. this morning.
desperate dght ensued between the of-
ficers. the citizens and the thieves. 0f-
Westcott was shot
though the leg and Oincer William M.
Peaks was struck on the head with a
heavy chisel. The latter‘s condition
Is serious.
The burglars dually escaped with the
cash box containing about 830. They
went toward the Steubenviiie pike with
11 score of silicone at their heels When
last heard i‘rom the burglars had not
" been captured.
Later three of the burglars ware cap-
: tuned and identified by Oblcer Westcott.
‘ Joseph Sullivan, honeyed to he the lead-
er of the gang. was caught while swim-
u
mlng Chartiers creek
HORSE RACES MEMORIAL DAY.
Events Arranged for the lullan Indo.
pendent Society’s Picnic. '
Isaac G. Hamilton and the commit-
tee on races for the Italian Independ.
ant Society's picnic at the Fair
Gmnds. Decoration Day. has coropiet-IA
ed the 111cc meet for thataday. and ll:
Norwalks The race will start at 2: 30
sharp. The schedule as made out is’
nsfoilows.
n“George .H. Sobey, South Nor-walk.
bik 6.. Diamond F. Record 2- 18%.
Ely B. Mead. bay more. Esperance.
Westport
Arthur waldron. gray G.. dip, South
Norwallr.
F. H. Putnam. bik 0.. Flat: Wilkes.
New Haven.
William Dodson. "G. 0 111111111-
White Plains N. Y.
Ma: Tariev. II.- C. Prince South
Norwaikh
DR. SCHUPPAN. iNJURED.
Veterinary Surgeon S. W Schopen-
pun figured in an accident yesterday
that will render him lame for some
time. He had started to ride to West~
-port on one of J. E. Adams horses
and while on the wayuad to. make a
nail in‘ Cedar street. While in the
street the saddle- became untastencd
and slipped down, causing the horse
to run. Dr. Schuppan was dragged
some little distance before the animal
was stopped and brought back to
South Nor-walk. The doctor received
slight bruises on the leg. while the
horse came out of It unharmed.
LAKE Tues LAID UP.
BUFFALO April 30. ——-'l‘he Great
Lakcs'i Towing Company whose time
men are on strike. has laid up all us
tags. There is no change In the con-
dition of the strike.
Two Brushed
To IIBdIII
lien 11111111111111 Ilown Deep
Slinli 11.111211111111111
Two Insionilp IIIIIed dud line
Bubble FninIIn IIuri
PHILADELPHIA. April 30——Two
men were killed and another probably
fatally injured this 1.1011111133111111 be
ing lowered to‘tbe bottom of one of
the shafts at the alteration plant In
the northeastern section of the. sky.
The dead:
WILLIAM HINGE. colored. aged
180 y.ears
JOHN- BANKS, colored, Aged thin-ty-
e'l‘e’rwllle was badly crushed
hope is tertained of his
mrecovery men were sass lowered in
oneoftheshaftsdhlch 11111111111111 cunt:
The.
- explosion amused the citizens ands
is one of the best yet arranged in The ‘
"W... , .W _.......
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M'. Human Celebrated
Noteworthy Event.
The nineteenth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 11.110111“.
was celebrated at their home. No. 4
Franklin street, last nifht. A large
number of friends from and out of
town were present and helped to make
the evening one of the pleasantest
that Mr. anti-Mrs. Homan ever enjoy-
ed. Mr Human is the popular wheel-
wright at Luther M. Wright's carriage
repository.
Incidental to the anniversary of this
couple, it was also the fifth anniver-
sary of Mr. and 1111. Samuel Norris.
of Madison street, who were present.
Although it was not intended that any
particular notice would be taken of
this Instance, the latter couple were
showered with congratulations.
Miss Mildred Roman. a daughter of
lectlons and a number of guests ren-
dered piano solos. Keeping in touch
with the two anniversaries. it was the
' birthday of Samuel F. Homau, of Phi. -
adelphla. a brother 0! Mr. Molina. He
was not able to be present. -however.
An elaborate supper as servod. 1 A.
Among those 11 were Mr and
Mrs. M. L. Fathom, Mrs. Emma Demo
rest. Miss 11111111. Buxton.M1-.and Mrs.
Non-iii Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright.
James-listen Miss Lillie Silcox, Miss
Marjorie Scolleld, of South Norwalk:
Mr. and Mrs. .Eibert Brewster, Brook-
lyn:‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Lester. Ja-
maica; rsIR. Brewster, Georgetown;
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Scofleld. Pound
RIiiIge and Mrs Hattie Byxheo. Union.
vie.
Mun lion Parade
lIrders III-e IIui
Iieui Col While [Insignia
Ilnies i‘or Iiille Pam
I Title III!
Lieutenantflolonel‘l‘efllttb‘ Whité. ‘-
commanding the Fonrth Regiment. has
issued orders for the May day parades
for the dilferent companies in the reg-
lmcnt as follows. . A
Headquarters [berth Regiment.
Connecticut National Guard.
General OrdersmNai
I. In compliance with” G. 0 115.11
A o. 0.. dated April 14 1191.11.11 a
0. No. 3. [in Hz, April 1.1‘902 the
companies and hospital role of' this
Regiment will parade one day In their
respective towns as 1111111118:
Company B May 21st: Company 0.
May 22d: Company 7 D 'liiiay 14th:
Company E. May 20th; company F,
May 271h; Company C; May 26th;
Company I. May i'Ith; Company K.
May 8th; Hospital Corps May 12th.
ii The routine duty for the day
will include rifle practicepguardduty
and extended order drill. The regimen-
tal commandant will be present and
inspect Conipanles D and G First Bat-
talion. and Companies E and R; Sec-
ond Battlefield. and Hospital Corps.
Major Gilbert L Fitch. commanding
First Winn, is hereby detailed to
inspect the work or Companies C and
lag Sentinel Battalion is detailed for
similar duty with Companies l3 and
Captain Charles A. Bradley. in-
specter small arms practice. Fourth
Regiment is detailed to 'att'end the pa-
rades of all organizations above men-
tioned and Instruct same in rifle prac-
tice. Such unicorn will report in writ-
ing to those headquarters. not later
than June lat. promimo, the condition
and efficiency of each orgdnlzatlon:
time devoted to ride practice. time do-
voted to drill and the nature thereof.
number of each organization present
and performing duty. Olllce'rs Witness-
obtain from each contestant the organ-
laatlon and year in which he‘hds prew
iously qualified and make return of
same. with report of small arms prac-
tice at the close of the Icedson for
rille practice. . .
ill.’1‘6‘facllitahé the work of the I.
S A. P., commanding olilcers will pre.
pare lists. containing the names of
embers onthelr' organisations, in the
or in whicli they are to shoot. and
personally fie that the men are at the
firing point at the proper time. or do
tall an ofllcer for that purpose.
IV. In lien or rations furnished by
the cummissary-generai. company
commandants may purchase necessary
cominlssary stiles, and personally see
'11:! such are properly cooked and is.
In .
tions purchased will be carried on the
pay rolls in the column desIgnm
“Stoppage tor rations supplied '“
site the name of each enlisted
the mic amount of whicli- will
unanimous vote assign the samento
him utrouuren- boicopigntllere-
Mr. and Mrs. Homan.,ssng several se- 3“
Company, Ilfliilnnwiliii [Innuendo
Bridgeport, April 25.1902. '
11.111111111111111 J. Hurley. command.
Ins scores for state decoratidlls will - .
The amount per capita‘ for 1111’ 1
auras—Tuner)”. All
1902. at 3 Monroe ctr-dot. Spit
walk Edwin 1". Gwen. m
vices will be held ThurldaIy
p.111 .,at 3 Monroe street
-.-- «wan...
Must understand 11 horse pd
himseit generally useful ~ A.
place. Call 201 East ave 11b
Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED-WASl-IING.
house-cleaning by the day; .
Mechanic street So. Norw
( ‘ I ‘ <
WANTED—GIRL no no d
111 housework In family 01 twof.
wages. Apply Grace Church‘
10 Belden Ave.
WANTED PLAIN SE
1111. Work done neatly at re 1- «1 A
rates. Apply Mrs. L. Tayl ‘ 5
born Ave. E. Norwalk. ‘
W. ‘.P Smith. J11. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel . ..
hold Ave, 5 month.
lscs. ‘
roomer til floor. Inn A A 1
ilo'or rear: Rent 17 Halli
clean For further par-lieu}~
to Old Well Cigar on. I A
To LED—HOUSE. ROOMS A“
Flats to let truth is to $20 per in ‘
all in ill-st class condition. .
Bros.’
To LET—WHOLE 08 PART .
house. 16 Day street. seven rooms
First floor. :8; second floor, $7 "
whole houae, ‘15. Also three my
third floor. 20 Day St. newly pa
‘lll'oiredn- 1110111 man-mete
to Lori‘s-111111 no as.u1Isui1..A‘
new Apply Wm. 111111111111,”
.To crib on .
All improvements and iie‘itiy pa
and paper-ed. Rent low small
IIy. Mrs.D llKelioher, ill
orwalk. '
112
TO Ran-r40. a Milena one
all modern improvements; seve‘
rooms. Taylor & Goldella. 82
TO LET—HOUSE 8 13.00 111
Burrltt avenue; modern llll lovemon‘tii
Store Ionfieriy of Rum?! £1 Son,
Music Block, suitab Tumm grocery
or any other business.
'Kfiln street.
{118. First
1y
second floor. 46 South
suitable for oilices or (1
door, 7 Ann St.
to E A. Woodwo.1ul_._4
A. 3 M111
door. 5 rooms No 4 1«To ll St. r
is: small house 6 rooms. 111 Belde
near Lexington ave, rent 86:11
first. class order. Jo'nn ii. Knapp;
Won't St. a .
1‘o LET%ARGE 91.111111111111- ~ .
necting rooms. furnished: also
class table board with air; to and
Haviland Mouse. 86 Was gton s -
UP STAIR A .1. A9
To LET~HOUSE ”GEES?”
st, contains nine large rooms: at
provements.Enqul1-'Ie 1b Cheetah
FOR SALE.
”To? 57112135”?ch anus
boat.12 foot beam. Ad 0 '.B _
Conan, 779 Atlantic street Stamf A' ~
Conn. ‘ \ml
FOR SALE—A CABIN S _A'
acht: reasonable. Can be we W
owayton. care of Howard Steven
FOR SALE—l9 FOOT CAT ED
complete. New sail. 830. "
Market. 80. Main St.
FOR 8ALE~HEN‘S AND '
Caps. 10c; Silk Shield Bags 1
u'e 26c; Men’ 3 Fine Worn A
on M, 82:60: Mons Fine
value 3128; D " 1
Strontgao
’10!!'-~.
be paid to each company boo-om, W
2 mused that such organisation. by I
eeipt on playg’rollu“for linens-daup-
plied." and attaching thereto aioopy 1.
1 attnemgote authorizing ll '
Norwalk Chronicler