Overhauling
essels
Anabel Smith
early for the
Point to. Otter May 28 ~—
Other Notes (if the §h0ro
Annins J. limits commenced yum-u
day to overll at the barge
the Loneli- w- art on iltrstf
a protection of eacur.
slonists on hardtsl dni‘lng showers of
rain The Empire
w M. Church. whit:
effect are to be fitted with glass
windows between decks from stem to
stern; and the windows will be ad-
Justedlhat. they can be used Instantly
at the outbreak of a storm.
Smith‘s fleet comprising the two above-
named‘harges and the steamers Isabel
and John Sylvester will all go Into
commission on May iii ’
Roton Point Is also under the. man-
agement of Captain timlth.
James 8. Kelley. of New York. wtlll
Last year hc carrtcd'
500 hundred oxtllrslons out of Ncwi
York and vicinity and this year he has
utmost that number booked in advancc.
James S. Kelley. til New lerk. will
be associatetd with Captain
smith iu the management of the Point
Mr. Kelley has been there for many:
years, and la thoroughly familial wltit‘
orders or his met on
obliged to keep the slit
7 o'clock in the steroid
at night, In order to, find
The Barker engines are help Hallie
factored in Norwsllt snttrel
Last fall a achino op desalt-
meat was install!“ .Ih which he“ rill-
i and turnin s
.33..." are be n'g ahtpflbmm oter the
the barge An-
open on May 2G.
The storms during the past winter
didsome damage to the grounds. and
work will be commenced soon. placing
these in first-class condition as usual.
Repairs will be made to-sotun of the
buildings. also. although several of
those were extensively remodeled lastl
Professor William Lowca orchestra.
of Norw.alit has been admixed to fur-
nish music throughout the season and
will be heard for the first time on
Monday Memorial Ila); May 30.
The Restless Rebuilt.
F. ii.» Norton‘s swift little ltcstit-as,
which was damaged badly in a storm
last season. ‘woilld hdrdIy be
known at the present time. During
the winth the craft has begn repaired
It first class condition at
Mertitl's ship lard.
Water street Not-walk.
TNaw tripled”. Yacht Nylked.
power Buffalo motor The engine has
been ordered. and is expected to arrive
The Nyiltctl has been lln-
dergoimz a thorough overhauling dur-
ing the present winter at i‘aptnin iu‘ph
Merritts ship yard in Norwalk. little
was equipped last year with a five
epowcr motor. which wIll bc in-
“:1ch iniCa'ptaIn Merritt’ a Mary Wily
‘ ROYAL aacaNoM Marrsas.
Sherman Council Will Attend Tile-tn
Party ill Brief
The semi mom iy meeting of Sher
man Council. Iiuysl Arcauum. was held
last night in Red Men's "all.
session was an interesting one.
Arrangements were made
theatre pal'niy to attend a minutrel on
out lube. gtVeit by Golden Hill
Council at .Stnltlt'a Theatre. in Bridge
t. March littlh. the
the benefit of the
pilot bed fund.
Thcrc “W! an chi-ellcnt musical pro
grant-M Professor E. .l. Sims and s
lowed by Thomas H.
well, of the Stills-on- l'uwt‘li (‘orpora
preceeds to be
Royal Arcanum
The romnllitcc hating in charge tile
mganlslnl: a new rn'cheatra
At the conclusion of the meeting eig-
a“ pore paardd around.
I m
P. G. "‘1‘ MIN. SESSION.
Hold With Mr. and Mrs. Grim and Mr.
guard. Washlnpion “ml.
The l‘ 0. (VII. held a' meeting at iii:
t. with the president.
Mrs. Jose h hllc. In the chair“ unit
through their routine of hostile“ Miss
Miggle Harris. Mitts Belle flicking.
Washlnstdn at
Min for the wining ent
With Us out};
«amt “their ms.
Charles D: U934. Wig:
for their several
at Knight street
.hlscopsl ennrcp.
IR HAIRIAQIO
tags of Norwalk
from this week’s
homes to Am
u... wanna _
ante r as: installed
We
The lilo nil “Wit
atgla wis-
Mr. Barker to building the
torn from one and on‘ norm to tell
9 power the latter
that he has put ‘out sine locating
the tar-
Launch owners this year, "rm Inatpl-
ling much larger engines to the rhea
than heretofore. ,
u-FOR IAROAiNI.
We close Tuesday next March ill.
E. J Gallagher. successorto T.J. Mag.
CONNIGTICUT OYITIR GROWS”:
lisp Forward and Help It'ata by Gon-
trlbltting for I htblt.
An exhibit of Oysters cousiatltig of
Intel-slight and valuable
specimens of oyliter culture. and sam-
ples of deep sea growth showing thd
progress of the oystcl from tllc first
to the hint stages. I» being prepared by
the Connecticut shell fish commission
for the. St. Louis exposition. it will be
not up Iii thc fisheries and game build-
ing in Charles II. Nichols the controls-
slon' s engineer.
The meter grow era are disappointed
mm- the small approprliition allowed
by the, state for the exhibit. only st.-
000 hav.ing been appropriated. The
amount is smaller than was allowed
for the exhibit at Buffalo exposition
The amount of the approprlstl ti was
not known by the growarn u til the
recent division of the general appro-
priation made by the state when the
small sum for the use of the shot“ all
commission was set stride.
In the opinion of the commission. the
appro rlailon Is too small to matte an
cntire y education exhibition of what It
me of the principal industries of the
The oyster growers took the
matter up and materially swelled the
appropriation by contributions. The
have raised attund‘arnung lln'tnselm
vilicli themes in creditable display ln
which the contributors will partici-
pate. The commission Ia devoting much
til the woilt and Is rcc ctvtng interest»
on specimens from m stel dealers In
laiiona polls of the state.
No state can make u brats-r i-xhthtt
than Connecticut in the line of shell
fifth. and unimportant and unique an
industry given our lllllli‘ an advantage
that tilltillld have been pushed more
powerfllllt. Howey.” thc hear thing
possible will be done with the illeanlt
Ailanizcments have been mtltlt’ in the
fisheries and game buildingiat 8t. Lou-
is for a very wnvcniontiy arranged as-
Engineer Nichols has occurred
ample space and a booth of an appro-
’ prtate design he been built for the. sc-
i-ommodatlon of the display. which
will be sent to St. Louis on time to he
set up when the extradition opens
The spmial committee having charge
of the exhibit is composed of George C.
Waldo. chairman It McC Mathewson
c.lerk and EnglneerC. R Nichols.
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CASES iN NORWALK COURT.
Ellla assaulted His Sister. and Steab
Was legging.
Two cases will coma up this after-
noon. before. Judge Lockwood. In the
Norwaik Court.- James Ellis who Is
quite a terror was placed under arrest
last night. by officers Leatherland and
Silk. of ill Norwailr police force.
thargcd wit dru hotness breach of the
peace and pasaut on his sister. The
officers were obliged to Journey to his
home last .evolltng- to get hits. Ellis
"only released by Judge Taylor. In
iwhc. South Norwalk Court yesterday
The can of James Steeb. arrested
yesterday afternoon by Captain R. N.
Morehou'se w‘dil come up at the same
time. liteeh ts charged with drunken
nose and panhandling.
. '-——8pccial for Saturdal and Monday.
Ben Hur Flour $5. 85 ppr bbl.. or file
United Grocery 00.. 20 No.
refit. . .
nave cues rowan.
VW- 6 "gm”; «helmet: 6! article!» file nutmeg clue.- summits dilute
tilts Salutation List Ni turn.
her of worwsllt' Willis” not "
matrili’ldti‘dfitwt.
The new club will nth
care room: Immediately and several
:locatlons are under coast}
{commutes of members la
n Grant andQNt-s. inow WI n-‘mgung up bylaws
which willhe submitted to the neat
LOOKING OVIR Nil-BINGO.
6! MN
Albert J. Owen
attend; the wellykno‘w
exhibiting a very handsome silver lov-
ing cup which was won at. the West
mills r Kennel Club‘s show in Madi-
uare Garden some weeks ago.
The cap has the following cxplana
inscription: ~
TMINSTER KENNEL CLUB
Dog Show 1904
' For Bcst Boston Terrier Bitch .
Work of Men [drill "
"°" hithert. or cesium. hi
liteseeilt City. Where lie
lies Sport the Winter low
Several Years. ‘
The people of ‘The Norwallts who
have known the‘ Hon.“ Edwin Oil belt
and his good villa. of Georgetown.
lttmw what an Interest ho talus in re-
ligions and educational work. He has
built and given to the Georgetown. 00a-
‘ yrsgstiohaliats s 830.000 stone church.
and be has offered to give gothn
a school building. In the winter Kr.
and Mrs. Gilbert spend their time“ in
Crescent City Fla. and in the
lightfni town. Mr. Gilbert has und
opportunity for his benevolence.
Oil Monday. February ‘32. the Grand
lodge of Masons of Florida held a
communication at Crescent
City. and In ancient fortn the corner
stone of. a new school and auditorium
which Mr. Gilbert is to build for the
town was laid. The Cmcent City
News, of February 26, contains a full
account of the ceremony. and besides
another article which we site here-
world contains many noble-
tlod (caring and generous
men, upon whom fortune has smiled:
men who have gained great wealth
through industrial clot-t. and in
gaining process have not become cal-
ioused in their sympathies and rela-
tionship with the great body of man-
ltintl on whom the tickle goddess has
been less gracious.
Not every little town contains such
-But It is fortunate for Cres-
cent City that we have one here in
the person of Hon. Edwin Gilbert.
Mr. Gilbert came to Crescent City
some twenty- t-hree years ago.
attracted to this place as hundreds of
northern men and women have been
He liked the town and the
people. acquired properly and built a
winter borne and has been coming
here ever since. Mr.
never lost faith In the. future of the
He loves it and has long want-
ed to do something for It.
tats; year during. the a
rigs In the Presbyterian
.Iuctcti by Rev. L St. Chiller. of North-
:luld. Mafia. Mr, Gilbert conceived the
idea of establishing in Crescent City
a "thin conferenc!
.«ilettrabed Moody
Odemd-b
MEMO BULL
Wonb
K. Barnums [in Kinsman.
t‘lflss Kinsman” 'siso took a number
or other handsome prises
Boston ”planter in the show. She
won several cash prises also. and her
Mt. owner, Mr. ”Barnum. has been
cloth! '1'. more:
~20“, Mr“ forlbc.
'P. T condo,“ “Mimi"
K IILAND..
Os rain-atrvln'g it. Wilmott.
Phat [sentence—Anthony it Ohiot
mfieoond .mutenantu-rredsrick God-
slain-John p wine. - lo "6V0 “00" IMO
tilteoa- rs Lockwood and James
mAtt’er the scallions the "bean feed"
was partakllh- of.
forms of amusement; an to a late hour
OBITUAIY NOTIO.
CHARLES LEE AUSTIN
Sunday morning Charles Leo Austin.
senior member of the firm of Austin I.
Merritt. real estate operators. after a
heroic struggle to former his former
h.oa|tb passed away at his home In
leaving wheel
Bout/l1 Norwalk Conn. where he gain-
ed considerable business experience.
He then retilrned to Port Chester. and
was employed in the dry goods house
of Samuel Scott 1 Company, for three
years. Mr Stroll it will be recalled.
was a shrewd and far- seeing Scotch-
msn. and under his direction Mr. Alis-
tta mnlrdd invaluable information.
and was soon recognised as a trust-
worthy employs.
FUNERAL 0! W J. FINNEY.
Funeral services over the remains of
William J Finney were held this at-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. from the reel-
dence of his son. William J F'lllllel'.
_ln Berkley street NONI“! lill: later information, If any. the emperor
may have Is not known Military and
naval circles are mystified at the pur-
pose. of appearance of Japanese tor-
pedo boats during lh
‘ asit wadiaot sitcom
40a TOMORROW ONLY. iloun attempt
flaked beans. per app in. J H.
W.-
..ifi
O VII
("mm b“ Lewis K. Moore. pastor of
Norwalk Methodist Church. emulated
and interment was In Norwailt (lathe-
.s mm?
arch con-
tternt-d after the
his conference at
Nllt‘thfleid, Mass. in this he received
encouragement from Mr. Chiller and
In the summer Mr. and Ml‘l
visited Nol'lhilnld and tho
grelit Institution there Impressed him
until new zeal. .
The result Is the _spacious building
ho is now erecting on the half block
donated to the enterprise by Mr. Cote
D Smith. another w'lnfcr linttor Thta
I. to be known as Z'Southtlrid “
Before beginning werlt Mr. Gilbert
that the building would
only be used a few weeks In each year
for the Bible conference. and that the
place needed a better public school.
the building now in process of con-
struction will thmforc be a combina-
tion school and auditorium. But Mr.
millet-t has another ambition.
grounds are not as large as he would
He therefore desires to secure
the other half of the block and wants
the city to turn the South park over
til him and tie. streets bounding thla
roperty on the north and south from
’rospeot street to the lake
is done he proposes to boatltltl It.
lie also part of his plan to endow the
school so that it can be maintained as
a first-class Christian institution of
turning for boys ‘and girls of this
place and surrounding country.
W
-Kale. the pet‘ pk.
Lo. ‘20 No. Main Street.
MN. OWING' ”LOVING CUP.
Was win. by Mini ”Milton. and Own-
on His Icon W .1500 ”for- H".
of North Nata
tl dog fancier ls
which his father is the eitloetned king
of n my .nlnaarestl
The
if this
it
and shshtnfl him as a
United Grocery
tadloient collateral toenahlo him
to: get baciotil South Africa. and 'to
It there.
lice (torrents in a- very eloqperlt
as being the
a.nlty He In trying to health.
his remarks were pests.
vein lion a ‘mfiu ' V
‘ I. less of iii in”. RNSSldflS WWW
nucleation floot' s only Oiled lies the
‘ ' ’ Keep that Worried. as No
Particular heritage Appears
8T. PETEMBURG, March .11, 7:10
p. m.—-The Russian torpedo boat do
There was sa- ease-A of story llila left Port Arthur at daylight today
has M“ "1“ “d 0“" and attacked the Japanese fleet. One
Japanese torpedo boat was stinkralld
____-...'..——'———
. _—llpaeisi restorations steadily. one Rustin torpedo boat destroyer
Jones Flour 5." per hhl or m per the Beaposiltchadnt, was south The
bag. United CW 00.. 20 No. min fate of the latter's crew is not known.
' _‘l Itald Battery installed.
TIEN TBIN. March lie—One deld
battery has been installed In the (on
at New Chwang and also one company
of inisntry, willie preparations are oe~
ing made to mount a siege sun.
Sew Russians Itstrsattr'ig.
TIEN 'l‘SlN. March lie-A Chinese
refu'gce from Nan-Yen insists that he
P0" Chm“ Charles W “5““ W“ nan seen reusnlsna retreating trom the
the 5°“ 0' Charles I“ “d Dora Auilln. Yalu river land destroying villages en
"0 Wu borli MI! “.1870. M ”my you“:
3‘3"”- “new“? W” "i 137‘ aaaanaaovsu Siberia, March ll
his parents moved to Port Chester, and
heishe grew to manhood'a estate
cclvtng a thorough» education lathe
”“W‘: "“0013 9‘: “m ““8". Mt“ - mall-u ttusslu, March 11.——~’l‘here ls
° passed ‘ ’9“ at increasing dullness In tnc sugar trade
and the best planters are diminishing
the area to be sown.
NIKULAIV. Russia,
Three fast torpedo boat destroyers and
the cnliser ttakui are nearing compie
mm at the local dock yard.
'ihe luncnlue shops are preparing en-
gines at in, butt horse inner ior toe int.
new battleships of the Knlsa Potom-
nlno 'invrlicneslty type.
ST. Pid'l‘lilrtslbtlitu
p. to. -—Up to this hour no further news
is obtainable of the bombardment of
can Arthur. which was progressing.
according to the latest advices. at a
ocloclt. yesterday morning
'i no human and Chinese
here are contributing to the runs being
raised for me tted Li‘osa moiety.
March 11.22»
previous night.
turd by a ser-
upon the Russian ships
‘he bomhardmcnt of the fleet from a
peslooit (l the lllelslltn promos.
LIOWRK‘BWA PRINCL “ tory. which Is file to six miles from
W..- (loidcn Itiil
Hosanna Cereals. at death Africa. also
Performed “ms Tricks.
i’rlnce Hosanna Coronto. of south
Africa tielilerett n letture In Grace iPI‘it‘H. it ;
Baptist Church last night. on the ways whether any of the suns of the Run-
nnd customs of the particular tribe of also batteries command .tho incomp-
ii‘oln troglkwhi'chutlho Japan?! w'ere
I e tail . did a ti her of trlc ll rntt. Dom 0“” Bl TODD Ill
inc 6 n y be a mung-tug glihellil into the homer and town even
natupe. and closed his evenings some in full Is accompanied bl! dancer. and
”inmost by a passionate appeal for
roads with 'which' he may intern to
setup Africa. and spread the spirit and
teachings of Christianity among the seribua
benlghtsd heathen of that country. IOU“! of
share like among the benignted Mor-
mons. polygamy is considered the prop-
Prlnce Coronto addressed a crowded
and enthusiastic house. and started the
lecture by doing a few stunts. He se- iul Petersen of Brooklyn. N. Y.
owed a large washtub. Illed It with
broken bottles remmed his shoes and
stockings and jumped Into the fun full
of broken glass. He unlinked inc bot-
llrs with his bare fun and jumped up
and down upon them. When he step-
.pcd out. of the full it Wis (will?! that the crown.
his feet were absolutely uninjured.
there not being a scratch bu thctn' He
demonstrated tits strength by taking
one of the li' visas mourners or the ciety in South Africa and says thous-
audience ln he teclh :3:th clothing. odds of Americans are ready to help
Russia and are. willing to could a Red
is took o glass of water in is right Cross detachment. lie declares Run
and. and saves strong man are un- sla has more friends In '
, _ilho to prevent him from drinking it.
to lecture dealt with o customs of. Twenty sttpesnumersry: colonclclea
the savages In Africa. a told of his have been created, which will be be
own family which seems to. be «its
llll extensive one. as his father. the
it. has no less than forty wt
Mitch Is Just a little strenuous. eof.Ntlw
d that there .a man could have.“
iltiy wives as he wanted. and was
to take quire of ..Iie told of the «clean and Cross corps
Mufl'l'lm cc tiles in use. there. and of the Boers. or date he has had to
mitten“; there Is of thataanh remain at home on account of III-
rs . .
at tho entrance of the
harbor, In believed to indicate that the
.idpanene were afraid to risk a frontal
attack under the guns of the land bat-
thls haphazard work is oxplloable per-
haps only on the theory that it was
metal as a divs'rsl to cover more
one elsewhere.
5 experts here declare their
belief that the only object of the Jan-
anese was to keep the garrison and
fleet worried.
‘ Sands Funds for Wounded.
ST. PETERSBURG. March ll.-0|-
sent 8500 to the Grand Duke Alexia. the
high admiral. for the rolef of the sur
than of the Russian gunbosi Korleta
and the armored cruiser \‘arlag aunt
of! Chemulpo by the Japanese as a
mark of sympathy of the bravery of
George s. Cannldy,'of New Redford.
Mass. writes to the Novoo Vrcmys that
he was with the Russian Red Cross 8'0-
States than any other country.
stowed for dlstinulahod services.
NEW BE DMD. Mass. March ll. —-
deorgo S. Cusid'ythaa been a resident
Bedlord. many years. his is a
nurse by profession. and during the
war in South Africa was with the Ain-
ln tha- service
Gontitluedon Second Page
. . ~—-—-~~—r‘-
..——Kale. per pk. 30c. Joseioff.
tested with neat applause. . ‘ aswalan also or actaoai
mantles. nail. woalta abstain.
NEW YORK. Match 11 -Accordlng
to the mmuer's physician. Who per-
,---.-— . ' untied an autopsy Abraham Newman.
Loss in at. Jello. N. I..~Tsday, lath
mated at 413th
ST. JOKN N. 8., Inch 11.—-Tlle
plant of the Narlttnle Natl Works In
this clty was hurled today. The loss
ls estimated at ”69,000.
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OTANEAIDMNWOM H03! .
ALBANY. N. Y's-M IL—The rel RMLWA
wwwmm Barth WASHING
various a?“ and stats of Senate h'egan the
» the are se‘ can. sheeting
autumn”:
- Wk ‘ . filth
Mm '
m
M
slit a. albanal’l.
be old and west
diamond dealer-w
here yesterday in his odice on the Bow-
ery. died of poised.
unable to determine whether It 'was a
r‘sae of murda and robbery or wheth-
cr some visitor. findlna‘fiewslan dead.
chad. states all the valuables.
y money lender and
The police were
”All lr‘lli mi.
WMONMMMHI
UONNEAUT Ohio. Narnia
big oar ferry s'tealnai1 sheath --
o dd by the Pare Mel‘IW .- y
it to» outside "of Coos”
fiend is a total loss." it it '~'- .
It four on haveheen " 7. .
ill on th seed Tile
been entirely annoyed ti“ see
kdown It lmt‘ site it a "list I '10“.
The boat had been if .
winter it is supposed that
top of oil or gallblah'e sta.u
flames; The vessel p ad
Connesut and Mndedn’, ansdt
women ed- and ties. locales.
Haas‘rauwadttofi.'ALuualaaa
Aline-t Forty Vale student- add salt
oust W nectar Night.
About to‘rty» when or rain. was
were tutored at the liarstrdhi school.
in Norwsllt. held their second annui
pantiuet in one of tits small dinitid
rooms at the Toatinc ilotal..-Wedneef
_day night. The guests of honor were
Principal Harstronl and Protector
Fish. of Nonvslk. The banquet was
served at 7 o'clock and the menu was
an excellent one. After the banquet
Duncan Meier the tosstmaster. called
upon the following for ta W K
Johnson. J. Rathbun. B. oi'twrlght, .i.
Knox. W. Tart. l.. D. Doorman. a.
Smith and w. H. Barnum. Mr. Har-
strain and Mr I’Iah spoilt briefly on
the work which is now being done at
the school. The toast- werc inter-
spersed with the singing of college
songs.
woman's CLUB M‘asrmo.
Held With Miss Helen Farris in Fair-
fistd Avsnua, Yaaterday.
A regular meeting of the Woman's
Club was held yesterday“
with Miss Helen M“
in West street.
general topic of the day was illdlt.
"A Study of Values". hat the rttcnlsr
subject was "Modern Cities cadence
of the West Upon radian Oliilgastionl.‘ "
Papers were read by Miss
Stevens and Mrs. Pansy A. Hoyt. A
paper. written by Mrs. Dexter Hitch
ooh. was read by Miss Breckway. .
liefreahmta were all.
After the regular meeting. a busi-
ness session was held..whon the mat-
ter of an entertainment to be given’lsb'
or by the club. was discussed.
The annual meeting for the election
of officers will latte. [time on starch
'4.
FIGHT WITH BURGLABS.
CLEVELAND. 0., March .ll.-—~Tlvo
burglars entered the saloon of Philip
llppenheinler last night and ordered
Ihtl proprietor to throw up his hands.
Oppenheimer dodged behind a counter.
grabbed his revolver and began shoa-
tag. The burglars returned the fire.
Shots smashed mirrors. windows and
\bar natures. ilnaily the Intruders
started to retreat. firing as they
cd to a wating buggy .im the at
closely pursued by Oppenhelmal" One
of the Intruders ran. The ether at-
tempted to lump Into the
Oppenheimer shot the horse‘ and It
dropped to the pavement. At: this
point the pollch granted the lllll‘tlsr.
who hsd attempt toget away in the
buggy. He gave his name at Andrew
Williams. .01 Chicago.
GAIL; SIRVICI INTIROUPTID.
NEW YORK. March lt.-’-The cri-
t.ral Cable ofllce of the Western Un
Telegraph Company annon ced th t
owing to the interruption o .the Mole
8t. Nicholas-Caps Hayden cable isle
graphic communication wt San on
mine. caracao and Van beta Is ill-
ternlpted. '
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-llTTIN IV A 000
Willis passing the militant of N6!-
son Benedict yesterday stterpoon. lira.
Albert Bradley was set on and so-
rarely bitten by s large it was
said that the animal is aided by NP.
Benedict.
aoo'ri-i. altitnetv Maren one.
nammaon March 11-: E'sial
ton Bailey, pastor of the
at Church at South Killing.
his home in that villa».
nigh t.‘ its was stricken no
plexl’ while delivering “$19?”th at
the morning service on He
was 73 years old.
RECENT ARRIVAL! 0F VIIIEks.
BOSTON. latch ll—Arrtvctr; ivor-
tili‘. from “'3'?”
tion-
tell at _.
Jllertsn. from Manchester. 4.
"'ro LIT—HOUSE WITH ALL
modern Improvements". In good order.
no good locality. inquire at a m
tor ave" near West street. prof J: E
Lawrence. agent. pouth Main algal.“
in (it
To IINT—i OOH COTI‘AGE lh
llayvlew Place. t Norwalh. In
unite at 1 West avenue South Not-walk '
j- 8 tf
mum at t:
s «also am “org.
‘ilaltorolem store we
.Ill'slse unwell-w
stoma raoezrton. it”?
. class ”impose wives. Address
' sis. loath Narnia.
liberties mote
ownership or a”
West. Norwa
and win conti
tie burg em:
The properiy in
by Albert 1‘; asundare.
ownership of til
.0 fight. his Hill
South Norwalk hit her.”
ownership. and no.1 flaw
give wsytolhe claims” 0 -
in the absence
Saunders three men emplo
tractor ..dg'ar T. flatea
poured at the propm-ty. and be
lemolltlon or an old
..lir .flaunders proposed t
It is laid that
tht extent of 8100 was dolls before i
.nree men and a team of twill
brought with them left the p
This morning the. men vilifi.‘ , _
horses made their appearance
and were about to begi
till it Mi sanction ordered I. ninth
He explained to fit
property was in midst on ,Intht
is long as he claimed t e owners“
would not allow them to denolls
. .«5.
he remembered that int
Hayes brought. stilt Against A. 'l'. Swil‘ ~
tiers and Minot B. flan
oclalmln .200 pentagon!
chased a tract or land
fendeai on Jahu y l.
property til bodtlti
west by highway.
1f the helm of J
and of Mary Ann M
crly by land
that in 1903 t e dots ihqdanta
am said land and .
.Ild damage to the a t “it.
have declared their lptaption
.- t“
bailouts“
s 0‘ n .19.:
m” a IUWB'n'h
nade of the land film than
has been done.
WANTlD—YOUNO AN POI:
livery. auto! refs ‘ 7 -
some knowledge of tilt: est basin“
Apply to E D Hort. 1
Stamford. Conn. ..
wanna—a Good
Dining Room and Cd“
ply at once to to West
Cali evonldfi,
.._ -.‘ J-~-_..
out FIATHIR sass mar"
Pay highest cue for yiliu old Mikael
beds. Address was.” cm of "
Norwallt Sentinel 0M5
WWANTIb—GIRL
housework, two in f
told} 86 Waist Avenue...
’
or Brooklyn rest on”
‘ wanna-poo
w ithout lizard.
tags. or any tl
FOR GALE-40
cider We gal ll
port, “Om_
or: March ll—Arrivuu .Btodrir- _N
and other buildings
gust-ally.
Afifl
Norwalk Chronicler