Sflmm
CoiselA Covers
AuI'.1.
100. 150. and 256.
ck.
46 I 47 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Mohlcjtomo Hqtol link.
Contii'WoMolit,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nor‘walk and Vicinity: tour and I
warmer tonight. F‘ridoy rain and|
Iiarnicr. The disturbance tiiat was
central in Western Texas yesterday
morning has moved rapidly northeast-
W at d and is new central near St. Louis.
it has produced cloudy weather with.
rain or snow in the Mississippi Valley
and the Western portion of tire Lako
chIlon. Thunderstorms were report-
cd from Little Rock Oklahoma. Kansas
City, Palestine and Wichita. Heavy
frosts were reported from Charleston.
8. C.. and Augusta Ga. Conditions ra-
\‘oi‘ for this vicinity fair weather to
night. followed on Friday by snow or
rain and rising temperature.
William P Beers the stationer. has
received air immense line of Spanld
lug ilasc Ball Goods for his two stores.
Frederick Hoilock of High street.
South Norwalk has taken a position
as conductor on the old Tramway line.
Tire Lizzie H.. owned by the Radel
Oyster Company, has been placed in
commission. and gone to Canar.sie
Long island to .w.ork
The Heptasoplis tonight will (uter-
taln a degree team from New Haven.
which will initiate a class of .1 candi-
dates M r the initiation. a banquet
will be set ed
Foster Brothers are receiving many
applications for cottages at Bell island
for the coming summer. Several new
cottages will be built there by outside
parties this scrim;-
i‘roicosor D. A. Stanton‘s dancing
class assembled last. eve eating at Ariou
Hall The class will hold its final ro-
coptlori on Wednesday evening, April
iiiir. at Arlen Hall.
The board of school visitors of the
Town of Norwalk. will hold an adjourn:
ed meeting this evening. in the town
assembly hall building. Tor the purpose
of taking up several matters.
«All hands on deck tomorrow overr-
iIIg at Ai‘ion' Hall. to attend Oiiogowol
in Bali. -
Rev. ilomiicy F. Humphreys. of
Trinity church South Norwalk.
preached a moat acceptable sermon
to a large congregation last evening at
’l‘IinitI church Southport
The “Lola." cx- IMayor William [3
liubbeil‘s launch, which has been in)
bedded iii the ice at Little L'ilam-
mock island. all winter. has been
brought to South Norwaik.
“Barry Scanlon." (Thomas F. Cole).
oi' the Summers Stock company. wollA
known in Norwniit, to playing in Bing-
irnmtorr. this week. After Saturday the
Company will returnjo Canada.
William B. Grant. the. new managci
of .i. A Hislop & Company's South
Nor walk store. has moved from Siam-
ford, and taken mp; his residence in the
Keith house in. Flilrilcltl avenue
Lincoln Council. *No 4.0. .35 A. up.
will hold its regular meeting on irriday
night at which time the first and sec-
ond degrees will be conferred. All
irrcnrlrers of the degree team are re-
quested to be present.
HAD 515sz GALLONS LEFT.
Messrs. Machines '5; EItclin. Graf-
ton. W. Va.. had been selling 11 paint
which they tiiorigiit well of; and this
had occurred. . , .
Tlicy ”trad'sol a customer 18 ghilorl‘s‘
of it to paint. h house. A'few years
latci‘_ tircy sold the same man Devoc.
leadIand-ainc the same number of girl:
ions to paint the same house. He had
7 gallons left.
'1 he point of the tale is: 11 gallons
DIIIoe paints air isngailon house.
Of course. that Isn‘t all
W by docs ii gallons Devoe go as far
as .18 gallons of other paint? Because
It is all paint all true. no sham. and 3-“
full measure.
But that lsn t all Deuce lasts long-
No. no; you haven‘t got tow
and people Kirby! They think a
heap of Devon There’s no macaw
in showing our townspeople what to
expect of Do no
house: andrpomrl
long.
ten years to find. that but.” resrmmmweop. .
IE.
lasts-thine o iOTIAK
s A. ttl’i III
ot a sole or proI t. but a sole
for fun, a sole to create a atlas
sale to set folks 11;, a sale to
advertise the kl supplies de-
partment be .it has everi
been advert .
There is the i tion of the
sale. Here are norm of the goods
it will bring. '
l’lAlllll'l‘T'S loan. 8 cakes. and two
packages 1776 powder. regular page
:ll’II.-— t‘
lVOitY soap. regular price Etc-—
7 for 25c
OZONE soap. regular price 5c—
7 for 250
irAilti soap. regular price 50-—
'l for 25c
BROOMS. barlor size. regular pr2igc
C
filillST- BRUSHES regular price Bic
r‘rc ATIIER- DUSTDRS. regular price
doc and 40c- 250
\VASii- BOARDS; regular price 351 —-
2. c
lilill‘ uritc .‘SOL— 2r1c‘
JAPANESE SPICE-BOXES. tII'o
styles. regular price 850. and 40c—-2rrc
GALVANIZED COAL-HODS, regu-
lar prices 3511 and 49%, 250
.lAi’ NNED SLOP-JARS, regular
price 3 c— 251:
GALVANIZED OlL-CANS. 2 gal
loir, regular price 38c~ 2m:
SUGARCANISTFRS large size. 21’s.
panned r'ogulai price 50c~
TIN DREAD- RAISEilS, roguziarl
price "ISII— 25c
DlSil- PANS. l7-qt. .. retlnncd, regu
iar price 350—— 2'i'Ic
TiN WASH- KETTLES. regular price!
35c to 500w— 25c.
JA PANNED UMBRELLA STANDS i
fancy. regular price WQ— 2'
JAPANNED BREADI BOXES,
sizes. regular price 35c—- 25c
CHINA JARS for tea. coffee andI
cereals. regular price 25c—— 2 for Zbcj
CAMPHOR MARBLES and rcdv
cedar compdund. regular price ice——
4 tor 25c
'i‘iN i’iE PLATES. deep or shallow.
regular price 40 and 5c~ 10 for 2bc'
BREAD— PANS and CAKE-PANS.
oblong. regular price he to Mic—~—
8 for 25c
JELLY-CAKE IPANS.» 9 and it) inch.
regular price’ic and 5c‘—— 10 for 25c
GALVANIZED IWASH-TUBS, I ren-
rriar price tile- 250
JAPANNED COALrHODS.
styles. worth {the and 40c- 25c
GALVANIZED CHAMBER-PAWS.
regular price Illc— 25c
lAi’ANNED FOOTwTUBS regular
price 500.. 25c
GALVANIZED WATERIPAILS, rog-
Irlar price isc— 2 for 25c
JAPANNEI) CHAMBER-FAILS. reg-
ular price 3tlc-— 25c
DNAMELED COLANDERS. regular
price 400—— 25c
BERLIN KETTLES. enameled. 4 siz-
es. regular price 35c to 60c—-— 25c
two!
Ira-a ROWLAND
Dar ooo Ds-Ico-
DRI‘DGDII‘oizT.
Frank L. Judd. of Spring street, is
recovering from another illness
ICockcuoe Tribe [.0 R. M. of Nor-
walk. will make things interesting in
the vicinity of the Gasotte building. to-
marrow evening A meeting of the
tribe will be held. after which the tiny-
makers will be in session.
. Company F has three more basket-
ball gamea scheduled for this season.
Next Moiidoy night the live will play
the Atlantic Athletic Gibb five. of
Rpciuwm. The other 5 ed are with
Dnnbury and Drotmollth liege. r.
The postponed free will ofierlfig of
the w. G. T. U. will be held Friday.
in connection with the monthly parlor
meeting. at the iromc of Mrs. Byxbec.
East Norwalk. Meet at 2: 30 o‘clock
sharp.
I Owing to the continued severe
weather. the Nor-walk water depart
nicnt has not vct been able to replace
the. brick pavement torn up at. the cor-
ricr of Wall and Water streets, to put
in a-uIeNIsvatcrIoltnt mauve“! days
ago.
FlfiV’Sll FISH
war Arr: HANDLING A LARGE
varoomoecaa‘au Irina. ounce
AT THESE.
MWH oMILT
WHOLE SALMON. .....
resort HERRING . ..... 5 Lo
Cl
3 .
GALVANIZED GARBADMAN I‘cg- ‘
various .. .
T f1: buss a HoronKrss
°°I .3. Ir company.
.MAOKERIL. 13].: ,. .
their. of Ciir‘w. any or Toledo. [Alcoa ‘
i (toimiYI "I I
i Frank J money make- oath that be
senior llorttor of tho lino of it.)
honey a 00.. dole! balloon to the
clue! Toledo. County and State afore-
said and that sold ilrm will pay the
atom of "OM; HUNDRED DOLLARS
I one on every one or Guiana
'§eli cannot be M by the use oi
ll’a Cuturrh Ouro ,
r FRANK J. CilithiilV.
Sworn to before me andsubourlbod
In my presence this 6th day oi De
number. A. 1).. max.
(Soul) I W CLEMSON;
Notary Public.
iiail‘s Catarnlr Cure is taken inter
iraliy and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free,
i‘. J. (‘IHENEY & (30.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Drriggists.1frc.
Take liiilis Family i‘llis for consti-
nation
I
.l
h*--— -.. I...
The toilet Stilt ieei Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.
-. ,ym
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
terror It Lingerrood Company,
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
I“... .,
WALL PAPER
we cAN owe YOUR "LINK
~1an CARE AND ATTENTION
NOW TH‘AN we CAN ouaiNo THE
EXCEEDlNGLY susv season FOR
THAT nr‘tASON THE 13 AN excel.
LENT TIME To HAVE WALL PA-
PERING noNE.coN81oln HOW
MUCH NEATEN AND FRL she's
AND PazTTIEa voua HOUSE
WOULD 31-: lF IT was: IRE-PAPER-
eo memo.
W is A FACT THAT OUR WORK
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
G ans
[0 First Avenue. East Norwolk.
Telephone Call. 135-2.
i ,
may.
1847.1; . . . . I 1904.
PLUMBING AND. STEAM
HOT A R EA‘uNo.
HOT AIR. HEATING. -
sToves AND RANoEs,
SLATE AND TIN noorrNo,
Goo and Steam Finlay.
Gar. “Ilium Metal Coiling. Etc.
, Howe you been our stock oi
' RICHMOND RANGES? ' ‘
17 WALL ISTBEETI NORWALK.
IN) ERMOH................ JON.
HALiaIIT... .
LON Laura?
ICHAUI‘S; NOT WE‘MTUODAVI
.ALOIII~ ‘., 12‘
Pork Tenderloin;
t Pork 10c and HE lb.
‘ontonado m N
{T h amt M . 10c lb rim-olden“. a WWW“
. T ”M” 7»; '2
Soon Pot Koo”. 10c lb’. . , a II;-
10c”. ' '
Shoulder Steak. . 10c in.
abandoned .7
Snails 1825c lb.
IWMTM-awd slit
minim-lion.
mailers for-gear}. caress AII.
flats and Brisket cornea seat. to hint
yo WM .7 :r
'. ”mallow“!
em... I930. mm. our.
‘ . Ho‘w “Daniel out-r" worm a 1.1m.
' committee Ion reciprocal
. themselves in a hiahly creditable man-
,. domino
come In Barium. ,I. .y
A man who guru his riar “er
.iel iiitter and his place (I Iii-cult] no
as Bridgeport. worked I. little. guano
"on Liveryniau Andrew Taylor of Da-
rlcu. Saturday. Wll(ll lost the latter
a blanket and bar Otis.
Ritter Ill. Taylor and- sold
he. wante. gt 89‘ to oriwalk
and bring owrl w prim. to bad
'Ilficcn loads to be moVIId. enough to
paper every hour-Io lu iJaolI-n inside
and out. lit: Was “glint lb fly ‘8 2
day for the tc'anr. to learn Tina sent
oil with lilm.
After they had gone 11 little war ii.
told the. driver he thllil go back null
borrow a turnout and usctliln tenor.
too. lie promised to meet the tlr:‘ivrr
at the Norwalk station Killer Wont
hark to the I'I'tabir- and secured a liar-
ircrrs and blanket. TlitII’II were given
to him. Mr. Taylor has not I.ccn him
since.
Fred Fisher, the driver. Wt'lil 0:1
to Norwnlk. and of course found 110
paper ilc waited and waited. Then
he telephoned and learned things
no money and 11 Lily lost.
liitlrrr is ‘21 young fellow with It
hilliKllll fut-c irird HlliUUllli‘l' tongue. He
Is not known around Bridgeport, bill
be is believed to be the same man
who unsuccessfully attempted to work
the game down iii South Norwalk last
suIIrIIII-r.
SHELL FISHERIES COMMISSION.
Trying to OvercoMc Difficulty In the
‘ Lobster Industry.
Connecticut members of the joint
legislation
with New York state held a meeting
in New Haven. yesterday. Tire Connec-
ticut commission appointé’d by Gover-
nor Chamberlain is composed of
George C. Waldo of Bridgeport. Chris
rlnn Schwarts. of South Norwalk W.
.I. Atwotor of New Haven. Senator
Hamilton or New London. chairman of
the legislative committee on fish anti
name. Mr Arnott of Manchester. and
William A. Lewis of Stratford.
Tire commission is working in co-op-
oration with the legislators of New
Yorkrstnte with a view to draftinn
Iron-conflicting lawn with regard to tlrr.
fisheries in the waters of New York
and Connecticut. Several monthsogo
numerous arrests of lobster fishermen
were mado‘at the eastern end of tho
stilinfi by the. New York state author-
itios. With the revision of the down by
the joint. commission it is hoped that
the conflict between New York and
Connecticut authorities will be ov-cr
I‘Ullll‘.
Dr. Cro’ssntan’s Specific
FOR BLOOD DISORDERS
on...“ “A. _,._ ..
ADDRESS TO BISHOP TIERNEY.
Description of the Testimonial Pre-
sented by Priest: of Diocese.
The illuminated address lust coin-
rrlctcd presented in Bishop Tierney
by the clergy of the diocese. on the
otcasion of the tenth anniversary of
his consecration] Feb. 22. 1904. is a
mic piece of pen work. it is almost
purely classic in treatment. being
:‘iililily renaissance in style. it is illum-
trIaicd in the manner of the beautiful
missals and parclrmeuts made by Iii-
tocntli to seventeenth century monks.
The first line is in church text. the
name of Bishop Tierney in fifteenth
century parchment Gothic. The. body
Is in French round—hand. in addition
it) the coat of arms of the bishop. the
address bears hand-painted insignia
of his oiiice. a bishop's mitre. crozier.
('lt‘.. with laurel leaf. Burnished gold.
purple, blue. red, green. as well as
black. are harmoniously blended to
produce an artistic eiiect.
The work Is on a street of cardboard
with a broad plat. and a deep. hand-
some gold ironic. :itixiii inches in size.
‘ POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
.FL‘NDURG STOCK COMPANY.
The Fcriburg Stock Company pleas-
i‘li two large sized audiences at lioyt‘s
Theatre yesterday producing in ibi-
afternoon "A Sister 5 Iteveugc.‘ and in
the evening “The Silver Dagger " This
proved to be a Icry strong play and all
the members of the company acquitted
port" Thrill? heirlrk‘ St. Patrick'd
Manager lI‘ciIbrIrg has selected the
comedy drama entitled “Michael Raf-
icrtyIEo Triplets" with Will J. Kennedy
in the famous iriah character of Illicit-
ael nanny. As on ex ea cooled? {ere
Ira-e a live .‘pia will be. cert satire per-
5011 holding the lucky number. Each
patron on entering the theatre will it’ll?-
celvo a pmbered coupprr, which w l
entitle 'am to a chance WI:32iio pig.
perilous“ numbers ago: hold‘ any are
monogram“ and than.” :3th Qiri
one number doing d on out
by some disinterested person taken
audiencé. Now the
"1.1le person holding that
her man come upon the.
(Inter the you which his need
which contains the live pecker
he wants the pig he an L
sorry it. away. ‘
I? an .
“n“‘m'iilm to hrmlh 3
fr 11d 6 ay to o on [39169110
enough id: for item Ii: It dissuade
man is at all gallant he ed or
airline This takes place “the close
of the regular per rorm'ahce No doubt.
II lorgoraonaa or i be In evidence ha
38“!
“hit i1 took lrlirr back to Darlcir with . .
$n§comes
, strainer-.1" (ill; or Harwell:
l tantal-
ll"
” 7-. ohoil
the advance 132‘“ do cII't- bilge: . .I‘ A
roe; Turf son
IN can't-rinse an atom
itilit uticlingiit. The body
is hire “an engine. a watch.
a machine; must be k
good order to run
”but the reasonIDobiI
Lmuisiorr is so successful in
till ivnslrirrg discaseb’. It feeds. ,
‘irrrrrr'islics and "strengthens
Iilitir ordinary food won't.
Doctors so) Scotts Dinni-
sion is the best nourishment
for those who are not as well
:is’ they should ire—young or
Old.
. Waive. “herewith Immut-
anoroy to new directed More.
Item for the coming season.
in every way.
SOME NEW WAISTS
Want to quote you a few waist. spo-
rials.
honest value they are above angumout ‘
lsariiea' block and white check shirt-
waists. tuckedt blouse fronts,
bishop sleeves. ti‘ic.
broidory trimmed. blouse fronts tuck-' l
«d banks. 31. 26.
Black and while (lli‘t‘ii’ waists luv-k
' we'll send you a sample ircc upon requcIi.
"'""" ‘0 BUW‘N’E. 4119 Pearl Street. New York
5‘
n ear
Do IoII want any wines or liquors?
if all at the
Imperial Cafe
Tlici‘tIP‘yIiiij'ivlll llirrl tlrc‘lresi '
IMPORTED. PORT AND
SHERRY WINES.
lhr you Ilt'i‘ti silIIrngtlli~Try a bottle.
Also tliII- best ()i' liquors.
Do not forget that no better nrcai is
he ‘lVCd in thc townytban at our restau-
rant. .
GIRL SCHAUB.
hadrons” Avenue.
wash irririd. li‘l) lillr'nl styli. 3|. lLi.
ILadIes' blue and i.'.|i'y cotton voile.
.vliiri. Awaists. blouse i‘rorrts. largo i
sleeves. “.50.
Ladicrr' tan lawn shirt. waists.
Iifully fucked. and
i'('lll Iiiciinilionrr and lace $1. 50.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS
FOR WAISTS.
The early sale of white. waistiiigsI
last season. was no satisfactory that
v. '0 have largely I-Ixtrridtd the assort-
nreirts and you are invited to a. first
choice.
27 in. mer‘ceiized pique. large well.
also in figures and stripes. 25c. a yard. I
l 28 in. cotton voile. waIruIithl yarui
bi. iiu
‘u’ofld.
r yd. ‘
I'ibif. VII.
32 i11.rnorccr‘ized cotton poplin,
Ira silky lustre, 89c yd.
Beototho Other. .
by Four Ycorl‘
Norwalk. was painted with lead,
oil and zinc, hand mixed. tlftoon “NW1 lllolop “a gime'
W o gunran
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
IT’S (30.010. IVEWS NOW
lto wearabioo. filth:
o exproiung of «ma oar-too more N“.
Hosts of early buyers Waco with pleasure that ovaryoootiorr of
has taken on the brightness of spring. Many of you prefer making oariyoo
You’Ilhnd the new IIIIoo much to ”or lihl
We’ll Introduce a low of the from arrivals. I " ‘ W .
tee this glove to b0 the boat in
Market.
We believe that for style and "Vi-"Y W” warranted. 3H“:
Ladtcs’
tans and
large. iirst class quality and perfect
which is of great importance and
Millet-V white lawn shirt waists. cin- will to the purchaser,
Ladies ' lilo .iouvln glove la
and glut-e kid for
All the new shades too I
III] and trimmed with narrow lilac-k1 :i clasp
ilolris‘ dog skin gloves in tans and
browns. all sizes. from 21 to $150. In.
LACEB—A BEAUTIFUL IHOWI‘I
Today you may see the trowel du-
trimmed Wl‘IhIIIIigus from the late. ccntoro
New laces from Brussels,
land. l'iauerr St.(1ails.i.yonslnfl
. iiiglinm
endless Iaricty of designs In Br
Valencicnnes (‘luny Oriental .
IiI Paris and Applique. loose—W
lions. cdgings and allows.
white exquisite black and dainty cl)!
on (I laces p ‘
Iconic and gather the. partied!!! at
Abe counter. I
. rncr'ccrized. a very silky fabric. 25c EMBROIDERED STOCK COLLAN
Vcr roruiar is the stock 00 '
28 i11.111t1rcil7t-d intrtlr'as beautifui- innit ii'sl “1“”. wonderful how a?
iy designed in all the neu cat clfoct8.2 dainty trilllcs can be sold so row.
01- Normal patter 11s in the linen It
’collaia to be cmbroldered.15c.ifll
17c each.
‘. Lace applique stock collars, 250
The residence of. Thomas FRESH KID GLOVE
Smith. 55 Osborn avenue. East 'MPORTAT'ONS- each.
We call your attention to our C(‘iC'. Stock
bcurlrr and ribbon trimmed. 590. each
‘31 11-
All our time. .
Ari Irhodeo and "fl up
heavy walking gloves
browns. warranted lob
Priice' .35" .,‘
Ill O
lllm
dress ant
l‘l'_it:c 31139. . . ,_ ...I
licrc are all widths a
A long story to ‘
collars. «If nppiiqito' 'o'itit.
years ago by mo.‘
l defy any patent paintto show
equal body with as much wear.
ruins nevi
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwaik. Conn.
Painter
. 52 South Main street.
Relidonco: 25 Elm Grove St.
W
A GR " FT
Breakfast without wairlna
STORE BUSY.
86 Washington Street.
Is NOT av ANY MEANS ALL THERE rs IN THE GAME or sling.
earns. BUT WHAT YOU GET. THAT-s WHAT REALLY COUNTe.
iT’S THAT "WHAT you GET" FEATURE
N. E. R YAN.
THAT KEEPS THIS ‘
Scull: Harwell
Luncheon Mllzoul hurrying
Dinner on time.
86 Washington Street.
8 S. Tiiloteon
Here you will flndIrhe New": Spring Styles in ‘
REHDY-TO-WERR HHTS.
South Norwalk. cm...»
. The
Gas Range
gins prompt. quick ur-
March Winds Do Blow.
Joddo and Old Company's
COAL
wlll keep flu house warm. and pron ooonomi
Hickory. Oak. Maple and Birch
.L 4.7.;—
also new was.
fore tor the price
and sononrm.
[moron new York. Monday. WedIrosdoI
and Friday at 5. 001! "I-
aidéirnomuik 'f‘tiestiay‘. Thursday
ond Saturday at, 5: iii) p.111. .
Freight "“hta Trout"? to 5 p. o
0|an 5
iMMENSEH‘I landslide.
ronIJuiieotlons Hoyt'a
will“ he handed on'ITueodav. evenin
Theatre i
little fellow whose eyes are,
mafia
a to months only. but for a lifetime.
_, IV] rm. 3.... a United Brink lulldiniI ,
#2045 ....... - -.._
r us irtIIIL'am won A vicTonv. are
. » LONSON, March rim: mum; "In
thouoedhy
i'lnmsdfi‘ummlcto to In lb
' o v ry r o e
an H molhtno [About condi-
. ate. defeating Mr. Van Buttes, the
randidotc of the conservatives.
Notes. Dre. previous e ggb’th
oat d Inherent ' Tic
vloo. Sold by WOOD
sawed and split to spit customer;
Burlittigmiigii Raymond Bros 9“
.. .1212:th .... Shoes that are tough on rocks. fOII
iIeIIIIvIIiI Steamboat Conrail; and girls. Cannot be beat for fit and co
““2““ fort; Price
Daily F raigiit Line $125.
sailfish “ ”lire Little ltidiari Shoe for 11115565
scone norms. children is better than has been sold
$100 and $1.2
Shoe
- Is an «more llirt-ily to be I... .Idurr wrr HOUT glasses thlmis .1... I:
not given timely and prune
the naturally defective eye of youth a mi you are repaid with the
life. Abuse the mature eye and It will necessitate glo-
Item A non. norm Optician. '
Special Apmmonlo “convenience of pom
m More, 8 "Ii-I. 13:46. awe anterior mino- T—o
TOL PL MIERB' MA ..
I!!! “BRWI‘OL.
humane“ menus to 1111va plumbers have Irma II ’
or in the Parliamentary division of,- the master plumbers
the incursion or hours and an Increase in_
Humphrey N. start to the poor-ago new schedule to fitort on 7
Mar. Lord Alingu master plumbers-I year
the demands of
.hnnrs and more pay
that time fixing the use
per day-n! nine hours,
eaten the new miss.
I ed A All iii liberal ‘flmtliiiow Mala I.
est en, 3 opponent, It so no
' 98 Votes. 1“
i Inti-
1
r attention. ‘
arch 17.
are. 22‘
“with
Norwalk Chronicler