Wm
_ pewnia’
Do. To olio
Reported
0.
III
"Postal
Down I Isaiah {last wen.
is to Start» Again Soon»-
Maehloes on hand Are Being
Shipped Now
Norwalk bueiness men ale confident
today that the Postal Typewriter Conl-
pII’ny will resume operations in full at
their factory In Knight street wrthln
a very short time.
they will be running full fmce again
in h couple of weeks
What foundations tiioslc hopes II'IIIIII
Ifrom lt-i not known, though it is un-
dorstootl that many of the men em
ployed in the factory are not looking
for new positions.
now quite a number of the old hands
working and the ofilce is open and dc-
iug business as usual.
era are beingvshipped the same all
though the notice had not been receiv-
ed last week to close down.
it Is understood that when this IIII—
expected telegram atriyed from New
York the company had Ii large num-
ber of parts on hand in the
ahd these are being assembled
it is stated on good authority that it
is possible to manufacture the Poison
typewriter at its preSent price, $25, at
IIIepoits to the contrary not—
’l‘be company, it is his.
stated had been pieparlng to doubleI
its present output, whlth is understood
to be about tuenty— two machines It
#- 9. pr oilt,
withstanding.
day.
The announcement in Satin Ilav‘s
tidal that the coziipany had been at
Work on a cotton pit-lung machine was
quite a surprise to all except II very
few Norwalk people, who had not the
cunt Idea that anything except. tllt'
building or the neat and handy little
Postal ’I‘yilewrlter was going on in the
factory.
The belief has been gaihtng ground
for the past few days that the
pony has not sold out to a trust, hilt
that instead those who are heavily in-
terestedfin the concern want to main
Ii larger pr‘ctlt out of their investment.
Ickuiting in o misunderstanding.
MI—
.uH-
cAr'MiIi amateurs new.
IWeit Known Resident of Rowsyton
Who Was Engaged In Coasting
The death of Captain William De
Waters occurred yesterday at his
home in Penaover street. Rowayton‘
at the like I)! bounty-eight years and
seven months.
was well known here as one of Ihe
oldest sen captains in the town.
has made ‘Imtiny trips to Io‘relgn coun-
tries and had in his younger
commanded many a staunch ship. He
was principally engaged in the coast.-
V
Ins trade.
He is survived by three sons and
taro daughters; John DeWnters Ar-Ihui
DeWatcrs. George DeWaters. Mrs. Ly-
nian Flake and Miss Carrie DoWaters.
ot Bayonne N J
Thomas, of Conarsie, also
him. Tilt: funeral will lie hide tumor.
row aftermath mm his late residence
ev.
tit. 3:30.
cinte, assisted
The inter lent
J.,
viii
(trove street.
Harriet L. Montreal: to Charles J.
and Minnie B Mailman,
buildinge, North avenue,
Alfred E. Admin to noon Svec and
wife, throc iota Foster Park. I.WaII
Estate Alonzo K. Nicherson‘ to Al-
Wollnitz,
hurt
the b thpiace oi the deceased. .
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFER8.I
Several Pisces of Priiporty Changed
Honda During Pant Week.
Edward F. Taylor and others to Al-
Wadsworth.
(‘hopci street.
.i. stat-see Randall to Filomeris VII
Ieiio. lion Fulfil}
or
Milan to James F. Mon
War.
an?
Allah e The?
I To
War?
. nuc-
The Con
Jrfl
roe. building lot
or
i
that ill-ti
Which Closed
it is predicted that
in fact liliele are
The typewrit-
factor y
Sen—
‘0.“
Captain DeWateIII.
He
days
' One alstwer Mrs.
survives
H. E. Wing will of-
Rev. A. 1., Hubbard
ill be In Elisnbe h,.IN
land and1buildingo.
War.
land and
War
land] and buildings,
Admrs. deed. ,1
lot, Morgan stree.
itch street. War.
mil. to Cornelia
s31 adhlpt North ave
a.
tie linger
quickly as
to attend h
week's fair
A rmory
every parii
Armory at
tress for
At the w
and Schuy
gather wl
their
chair.
two hours.
[01 13.
towns
l‘BOlll.
0119.530
the 19th.
lltI place
s
and:
The mar
“minority
wallow 1
with the saw
squarely on the saw, and the
ploughed their way into the flesh. mak.
ing a fearful sash on the thumb. near
the palm. and nearly severing the lit-
be III-ed by
it
5th [liver Boy! 1.
falls on It hunted
Clarence Cable. (the w‘tI-known Pb
snlst. Wss Bovorsiy injured
Lut Batur‘dsy.
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Clarence Cable, aged thirteen yearn.
who liven in Silver Mine avenue. abovn
Couintoek avenue. Norwaik. III‘eI1wIIil
Ii very serious on well as painful no;
cldt-nt, last Saturday afternoon.
lad' Is father was operating a wood cut-
ting mlwhiue. and the boy's mother
had just returned from II visit with
relatives in Brooklyn. Clarence, In his
desire to greet her. started on a run.
As he was passing the buzz saw on the
wood cutter be
thrown directly toward the rapidly re~
volving saw. He put out his hands'w
save his body from coming in contact
The left hand went
Assistance was given the boy as
poseible.
Baldwin and Dr, Siont were summoned
The finger was stitch
on ‘on but there is some doubt if the
wound will heal. and amputation may
be necessary. Clarence was an anus
uaily blight boy, and was an accom
pliahed piano player. having appeared
before largo audiences in Norwalk and
Br.ooklyn where he is very popular
lie has the sympathy of many friends
in his misfortune.
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NORWALK FIREMEN'S FAIR.
im.
Opening Event Will be Held Tonlgth
at the Armory.
All of the members of the ’Norwaik‘
Fire Department are on the 'thi vivc"
today for the grand opening of their
at the Norwalk
This fair is the most elab-
orate undertaking of Its kind ever an-
deitakeu III Nor-walk anti rom all in
dicatious it will be a grand success III
toniehl.
color.
The fair will be formally opened by
Marc; lIeIIliIIIInd B Smith who with
the. members of the City Council will
head the parade ot the department
from the Main street flle house at the
The parade [Will
be “(it‘tllllpilllled by Svec‘s full band.
The Armory presents it. very lively
306110. today. though all Is now in readi-
llio opening.
lions are supeib and are, the work oi“
the members of liiclde artillem
Tl't'il}: of yards of bu ting and flag»
have been used in the. work and tho.
eiYect is very beautiful.
A number of Norwaik
will have booths. in which goods wil'
be displayed. while seVerai booths will
pavtment 1, 1
7 p. m. 1
the dc
cit end of
Inory Is located a dood- sized stage. on
which there will be given an excellent
vaudeville show each night. with
change, of program ht the Channel
ler Comedy
th two
many articles have been donated to
the fair and these will be lIiinly ar
ranked for the inspection of all.
After the performances each even
log. there will be dancing for about
The fire ladrliea have, made prepare
lions to entertain a multitude of visa
Ila—.1.
FILING VOTERS KPFLIGATIONS.
_...I
Time Expires This Afternoon at 5
Unlock.
This afternoon ‘at 5 o'clock the timt
expires for anyone to be made a voter
n Norwalk on wall
a the last day for the
tiling of app Icatidna to be made. and
those who do not do so will lose their
opportunity of voting at this election
The registrarn of voters are in session
in the First District at the town court
in the Second District at the
own court 1-00 min Havlland street.
and in the Third District at the store
The tlrnt district
expects to make 400 V) here this year.
IheIeecond district no at
number anti the third district about
orham.
The lists for revision with the “to
he made" names must be printed and
with the town clerk on Wedneaday
hints will be coated in out»
an that ole
the opp rtunity of seeing whether
heir names are on the hire or not;
' 1mg.
TAVLOR—eKIItLIR. _ 7 _
Io III-II. Place In Home or
rinse of Mi
lor. dtuglitor of Moon
r, of ”it M
slipped,
matlnces
there will be the famous Slielbys will
celebrated
least of which will be the
illusions,
Tim I‘
and was
teeth
and Dr. A. H.
The decora
Hun
l
mercilillli.‘
the spacious Ar-
a
Company. to
Then
not the
elect rl.
an 1 surrounding
the some
clots may have
III
inatoo. “and italics Ptei
fermao toIIIId Ilieed III the
Aparthetlts ot the latter
in New York-"Shot and the
Turned on
Jackson invenlighted
Charles Pfefi’eruiou. thlii y live
old a. fruit
early yesterday in Ptol'fermun‘s apart-
Miss Kippil are. home Is said to have
lihc has lived for some time here. Both
i’l.»-Coronei
the death of
yours
dealer or this airy. and
Mills Cora Kipling. who was iIIIIIIIi
NEW YORK Oct.
mouth at East. Seventy- eighth street.
been in S In) Greek, Colin. though
IIIII been allot in the III; tilt temple and
Pfet'i'oi'man had also a bullet wound in
nil-I right aide. in the pputtluent where
the bodice; lay, four nus jets were
united in and loucls had been laid
Iloug,‘ the, cracks .ut Windows null doorii
to prevent the gal-I escaping. This
:he coroner thought had been doueto
III-kc the cane look like It double sui-
cide. He was led to suspect Ii double
murder by the finding of Ii revolver on
the left aide oi' Pieffeitlnau. who had
been shot on the right side rind who
was lying on his back on the floor. it
was thought the wound in the temple
must. have caused instant death in“
each cal-lo.
hater Coroner Jackson announced
that on further and more careful ex
animation, he had arrived at the con
clusion that it was a cure. of murder
first and suicide afterwards. I-lieI
present. theory.t1is that I’let‘terninu
shock the Klppilng gill over the High.
eye with the- butt of tho revolver
thereby stunningI her and than tired
the shot lilto her brain Having ac
complished this it is the coroner"
ylicory that he turned on Ihe 1qu KM.
etc to make his work doubly sure in
use his buiiela should fail to kill liI
lhtIn lay down and tired the shots til: I:
lulled his own life.
STONINGTON Oct Tim-Mitts Corn
Itippllng who wait found dead in a
vow Yorl’t tilil. under condition wlilcii1
have led to an inquiry by the, pollen
‘i'eterdny. formerly lived here. and
here also her fondly resided untfl re~
‘celitly; The young woman came into
ltibllc notice It few years ago through
i disagreement she had with her
mother upon the la tel" a ro~uIIirIl.i1;I
o a man named Cook. Mia’s Klppliug
refusing to live at home, went to Mys
tic, a village a few miles away, where
she worked In- an office for about high
teen months. After nttrncuug alien
lion them. she wont to New York and
had not been heard from for about
three years.
.
\
8T. JOSEPH'S FAIR ENDET).
And Everything Disposed of.
Saturday night closed the annual
I1'n5r or St. Joseph's Church. held for
ten days past in Music Hall. The last
*‘nlght of the fair was the most success-
ihoee who had the management of the
affair in charge The attendance Iran
nearly 800 and the hall was packed in
the Interment One of the feature: of
the evening was the distribution an
anode.
Heecher‘s drum corps was present.
find after giving a concert outside the
bull Have one lurido, rendering a
number of pupulnr and patriotic aim
in a line manner. Several colon were
rendered by local talent. These. tro
were much appreciated by the |_Ili‘3‘t
audience.
‘The. comedy, “A Scratch l'lnrn,‘
which was produced on Thursday
night was repeated with even greater
auctions than the first time. The dif-
ferent characters were Florence iam-
lhx, a society belle. Mina Florence
Jackson; Mary. a clever maid. Mina
Lena Raymond: Frank Theme of
“The atrollera‘ club." Peter 13‘. Foley:
'len Runken Jack Manly fellow club-
pron, John Mother and James Goat!"
De
ebkhd
with“ undoubted financial slit-eerie mi
“1
tilt» except anally large attendance
g. flounder evening will smell the to
1 I1 till receipts of the fair to a. large sum
’5 DBVOTIONB
irony Hours Devotion to being on
’ d at St. Joseph gerhnrah lode
devotions are
Matter sile th ,
distiller Oibonpritt
_ lit iii
lift out in court
Music Hall Crowded to its Capacity:
fill and was very pleasing indeed to
The parts were all excellently
taken and pinch merited applause was 1
trite fair throiitihnnt the ten days :5
' ingldr oi oi.
fight bitten the‘tiari’lhicamI: Cal-11% ‘
. he niyllt-Iriuua
killing Iol' V can “all the
Inilliner. _
‘ I a Jupnitopo
D1 HDMMCI 01 (Lil‘-
1.1.tidity‘byI nervemi
lIrIIIlIIIIIIr Iii . 2M A rigid lu~
tliilry ban I ecu. despite the
I
that that two United States artillery-
IueII1P‘Ied Watkmtumid Eugene. Ben
riot, rector tI;1New1 York are under
in n I'witli the affair.
Watson Millie edI today to hip original .
IIIIz‘II- meat that while Hall wen attack-
ing him with the ”banana «word the
stroke being hurried by Watson. the
blade was denatured so that the point
entered theIInliiinera neck and caus-
I'I euol‘ol circunII
'aword,
ther initiallq ‘
nuances in
Imexplalnc
liven are watching .
Repahii ell Delegates to
the Probate ‘i‘IoIiveIItioII
Decide - Not. to Place a
candidate in the field.
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The session of the Republican Pro-
bate convention, as was predicted ill
‘hc Sentinel; dorscd the nomination
oi Henry WI 51: ry as judge of pro-
bate. Satucdti §ernoonI This move
wnsI the result a Mutation uttered
by Charles N. Stalin. oi the South Noi-
walk delegation.
‘ "i‘lic ccuvcntioa was called to order
at the Hotel Clifford at 3 o'IIIioIiL, by
Uighur; ll. Vohbll't'all pinball: CUilllllll'
Charles N. Smith of the South
\oiwalk delegation, w'aul rimsen- no
-lIII‘.I1IIiiaII and (horse lI" urown, of
Illlloll, wall actuated Its clerk. The
Ioiuinittw on credentials wail (twine
II1iII-nIII. of New Cannon and Cecil
Mllidlrbrook oi’ wwlilonI .
Mr. Smith the-p intiuiucoil the lot.
lowing rennin on:
Wti‘crens it parlors that no ltepubll
IIIII candidates ails-tin the field tor the
rumination of Judge of probate ioi‘ the
IlistI-iI-I ot‘ Norivatk at this election,
in“ it .
Resolved. That in Icmiahiernilon or‘
be above tans this convention Blilltll‘St‘
he candidacy at Henry W. Gregoiy
not direct that his halite be placed on
:be Republican ticket.
The. was IIIIIIIIIIIII by the convention' a
inaniiuous vote.
The delegates were incur. Suit-Ick and
IlktIur 3W. I, Raymund. of Nurwalk;
Illiarles N Smith and Daniel Wicks.
If South Norwailt; W. I. Brant and A.
II‘. Ketch-r, of New Canaan; George F.
Brown and Cecil Middlebrook, or Vi
IIIII The couvoliiion then cloned
.Icor no ll Volsburirli probate cranial;—
to, arm which it was voted to ad-
:IllI'll 1.
F”. m»
Itire In the
iieve Started
injured
wore Injured and
than a hundred oth
ed in nnIeIiI-ly mm II
1tiIIooklyIl today.
all the dead are I‘ll
aponaibio for the II
tel strengthened by
III II' Inc Iver-I- IIIrIII-I
'l‘ he dead IIIIIIn
iteila (linen,
lienry titans.
29y
Benjamin Warko
iiiirry (linen, Iiix
Abraham Warhol
Minnie Wurkoisk
kinx‘ Rnblnowitz.
Twelve families,
none, were asleep
double tenement
alarm was sounded
Ier with babies in
of their mothers,
593' we laid I uncut. Il
1114‘“ crime human
to the pavement
from their
frerizled women Hill
been driven from t
Many perilous nun
koleky children we
II‘IIIhI clothes were
HALLOWE' EN DANCE.
A nuliihei Ui proIIIEuIIIIIt Norwalk
young ladies have IIIIIroIigeIi to aim a
ilnliowe'v III IIIIIIIIII III lnrkwood’e Hall
in 'l‘ucaday fiVliillllf-t. October (ital.
l‘lie invitations are unique and read an
Ioiiowa: 1
iilIIAIt‘Yli‘i lIlI‘lItllt Th}! llllAlt Ylu‘!
Yo Maldn ol‘1yc obi orwnllt towue
do but ye be present on All Hal-
E'l)“ [l t "
'Ye tlllt‘ii- am of ye mon‘ h of Getty
her, at Lockwood'o Hail. there to
Join in yo Merrie lhIIlce.
But III-ally do ye anactnbic at Miatrena
I mun-i a IIII the (been at eight ilf
Icon of ye clock.
there aluo direct your routine,
ARE AFTER iNGENDiARY.
NEW HAVEN.:9¢
Chllds. aged “Tm“? ya it *
an old soldier of the Civil Washed
Iit‘l' Indra lionaoiiolf enacts burned to-
Ili'i to I, lit)
Ii tine nuclei anecesn salt .1, m,
i
1 i
burned from their
,iIoIIlien lillatvrurl.
‘NEW YORK, Oct,
WeIc lost, nearly a some oil beIIIIoIIe
iiItaiIiabng Ilectltilt
W till one «line pliou.
Charles Warholsky,
"i‘ho seriously injured:
timber-i were diacovcrral.
ithe blazing building.
It blazing room by
1.
Ineeodkl his Believed to
three Pieces
Simultaneously III iiIooiIinI
-"—1MII‘IIy People Sellersly
1
l7.~—Six lives
the liven of more
cm were eiidiuigcr‘~
inn tenement house
01‘
iidrrn and ol‘ eight
who weld no badly bIII-III‘III that they
were removed to a hospital
I.Il‘ in a toillter‘n your- old girl
tllltllt'fi the thought to have been rev
the old-
limeli-
re, and this tut-o: y
the fact that while
the liIeIuIIII wow. at work on the blaze
i ill i'IoI two ollleI '
tire-a in the lIuIIn-diiiti- neighborhood
on re of age.
two years.
llla Saltol'aity, slit yearn.
(tussle Whrkolnky, it years.
iaky,- ll ,I'IIIIIIIII.
three years,
years.
sky, nine. years.
y, seven years.
Annie Workoisky, five years.
six years.
Sarah Rahlnowltz, four years.
comprising 120 per-
in the ilve~story
house 1wlien the
1When the
through t e house
the men and wo‘,IneII some of the lat:
arms. others with
children clinging to the night clothes
r
'l‘iInrtI they were met with great clouds
II‘ choking smoke while the flames
Were rapidly closing In about them.
Some of the tenants took to the tin:
Inclined. (itheis tied to the roof before
the Ou- rushing tittnwa and shunt tlyi'i-
IIIIIIIIqunlug for help. -
liefuro the firemen arrived tullh'o r-e
an to the hallway.
many pelaona flout
When the tire-
lines were formed
from the tire eat-Inputs and the screen»
ing women and children were lowered
’l‘iic flames burst
irom V'lllllOWfl all about them and the
victims at many of tilt-In ware burned
bullies.
sinned and their bodies burned.
At the name time flIIeuIen Willi acui—
inu lodrlern had reached the roof and
wore carrying down
Their hair was
to safety the
It children who had
he bldziiur building.
ble to reach either
roof or tire escape were taken from
windows through which the flames ai-
rendy were beginning to pour.
the tire. won at lta height the five War—
W hilt!
re found huddled in
tire-nan. 'i‘heir
burning, their hair
bonds and their
boy were carried to
tile retreat and taken to II hospital in a
oer iuun condition.
level :IIIveIIIIly II on
initial but A few
'l‘luIiI IIIsIIuera anni-
I the untold» nut in
minutes later three
Illicie tI.lIIlIiII.I-II all of them notional-look,
were found in the upper part of the
‘iluildlnx and cariIr-d out. by the fire-
lIIIIII. Ah tllr‘ rear
'trlroct three other
floor. The body of
were dbltIove-rori in
street tailor when
of the tenement
I loan.
NEW LONDON.
iiflleltlllml were
{this session of th
carpenter». w1
unlock thiil liftern
State W
Elmore. of New 8:
oration echelon
appointment a
radiation of re
W
nitration were
Ml
ink the dead body of a child,
down the tire escape from ‘tIlie filth.
d‘ lI-IyIIwo ltkillli in the state. Willie III
memhanlhip of 7 500.1% convention
I‘ will continue two days)
Inna will occur 'i‘tlesday.
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Item mailed to the
firemen. oil-ii lear-
came
Mrs. (lions was re-
coverlxl noon afterwards.
While the tire was at its
eight drop
the hard III-o attire
in Graham avenue and In a Grand
with it few biotin:
house lire. 'i‘hrelr
.werc quickly obtained without serious
“mm... ..
ETATE ASSOCIATION 0" CAR-
PENTIRB.
Oct. “sunburn for-
present at. the op-
e State AIIIiIIIIiIitiIIn
hich began at 1
oon' In Carpentera'
Itiout BeIIiIIIIIln I).
Item moulded. The
wall coIIIIumed In
f colllltiiitdetl and.
portal. Thai-e are
Mar
SMITH-snow.
ie‘a than today for the
v Elisabeth hood.
III III
1 switch was open
Menthol of
Engine and if.
Three Empty Putin our car. on
18ldii‘ig at Nbuci‘atuck.
NAUGATUCK Oct.‘ 17 Au ()pr
swl all was the cation of a amaall it
today between an engine and panach-
lier cut“ and threw; amply lreight corn
which wercptauding on a aiding with
tag a tow hundred yaida of this filth
tion. The passenger train was north
bound born Bridgeport to Waterbury
IIIIII I-.oII dined only a few panoettgeln
who rotelvcd c shaking up
When his train took the aiding the
anyinaer Immediately not brakes The
tIlIIII was not going foot when the col
lialon occurred. Considerable mlav
tery is attached to the fact that the
An hour below the
accident acverai trains had passed
along the main line in both directions
and all kept the track while the switch
ill-til” had not been hired since Friday.
H..-
BATLE IN TENNESSEE.
Killed and .Two "
lured '
iiiiilivil’liiS 'lIIIIn (III-I l7.I——in a but
lie toIIIIIy between three police omcerI
IIlIIi a negro tugitlve, two men wail
killed and two Wi‘l'i IIIiIIIIIId, 'i II III «lend.
Robert .laniireoli, police olhcer.
.Iotiu i‘tip II begun
injured:
i'ollce t‘IapiliIu t‘i.
.iIIIIIIIglI lIIlIIIl.
John Monthrelth
.IeI-iuuaiy hurt
The unicorn were sent to arrest John
Pop, who was regarded an a (langui-
oils fugitive from justice. The negro
untied with a rifle, ran and upon be-
ing pursued by the oilice. I.II opened tire.
'iho first illlol. airurk Jamil-son in the
abdomen. The Other officers tired.
killing Pop in his trat:.ks 'ihe nesIo,
however, made every shot tt~,Il Patrol-
.nun Moncrelth and Captain Perry both
receiving- wounds from his deadly lilo
inmieoon was immediately removed to
J. hospital. where he die-J shortly atte.
Iiie shooting.
"p—
Two Men in-
II
it. I’til't‘y, stir.
shot through leg;
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS MEET.
Judge John .1. Welsh, Frank Merrill,
John T.
lodge. hltiwnrd Barret and Attorney
John Keogh Incl. yesterday with rep
I-eIIIIIiIitII-es of seven other towns in
the western end of Faireld County. at
the ohlco of Homer S. Cummings III
SIIIIIIIford and met Mr. Smith,‘
I.II.chIIII ot‘ New ‘Iolk represeiitutiv.
lIi' this state who has hello installed as
(lillllflgt'i of the,
Conner Iicut.
sinners of our mere Idle Iibiltcli to the
Parkeiiim. a.» they till walked bal- k to
South Norwulk roIII Standout
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
The it & G baseball team was de-
vI-I~turdny at Port Chester in a
game with the Port Chester team 1)} a
It] it, SI‘IYII’ of the artillr-
are of the local team are inclined to
credit the recall of the game to theI
umpirlng. It was a good clean game
.iliougliout. Bel-t2 pitched for the it
& C team and Mrlaue. of the New
lis.'ll§, for Port Omega Burke umI
pli etl.
KILLED BY RUNAWAY HORSE.
WINSTED Oct. l7~—Cocrae Jester.
god, 37 years. who was injured on
Thursday night last. by being thrown
roni his carriage, his horse being
frightened by an automobile. died at
the hospital here today as a result.
.Ilds‘lcl' was driving to his home in New
Hartford when it panning automobile
frightened bin horse so bdlv that he
lost all control of the animal. lie was
thrown out and received a. tractors of
the skull fin is survived by a wid-
dw and four children.
m .... To LET.
To LET-«FURNISHED APARTI
meat of seven room and both at. No.8
Orchard slant. Electric lights, clonal
.heni One minutes walk from Wont
,avenne trolley line. inaulro 53 Wear.
.avenne 016 it
To LETmFllRNiSHFiD AND‘ UN-
tuiuiahcd looms boarders also wanted.
inquire 14 Willow street that Nora
walk. oll‘I tit
TO LET—4N UllitalitABifl LOCA-
lion. halt a block from West avenue.
three furnished twins fol-light bonsa-
keeping: also one plenum bedroom.
Address I... Sentinel Office, Norwalk.
,1 __ 1.1H1Ioll3t
lope-m-dffi- 1 *bmfi—Wd»
Ildlscu LL‘ANEOUS.
o“ thwpar
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IWI I.
In
that B. iteraplipeld a1 don, cosi dept
nor 0 museum. wowhllclv Otter
II reiv t1d of null any one who will
y
design made either or both tstcmeiita.
We marinated our writable ‘
line. to It ton. We will not can for
15715 1 ten or long so or. “Ill;
housed a" Smashop g I ‘
rigor Car Run into
. hold the right think 9 the
ilubbeli, Jeremiah Donovan.‘
l‘arkorrcaoipnixn in I
dividend-y been or the .111
Juaridh: ,....-....... I
,alt having been vie Indy reported I
are. ultra abort 'I‘wliiylit suit are in rich. l
he will.» witty, that our 1
’ii'iQdimi‘hP
I Inland to my is long lie 1hg1ggdfl§vi .3”
l Itrill we belong to any cornbl
Port Arthur is suffering more
the urn or the Japnncae load hilt
reported «option of and
runner I I
it to reported here that, Ms
aniiiulaa battalion captured III“
guns at Sanclihitzu on October 16.19
IIakeI II total at thirty tour git
IIII-II J by ilIaeIIil Ntldzno'a .911 to
I.IIIIIII ()t'lllbbl" H. ;I
II‘AKKE Ilalim, Inngeiand this,
II-nmark. Ut'ltllmi‘ 1': Th
ilIIltiI- Sen fleet peaked the
Ixtieniity ut‘ Langeiand inland or.
.‘IIIioIk this morning ' The D
ilIIimIllll exchanged militias ‘
Rliasian ilIigi-ihlp and than accompiul
the Russian Vesta-Ila to the nort
The. fleet comprises twenty~fohr
Shortly afterwards the ventricle and
ed in Laugeland Bay, Delivered Fit VI
Berg and litrolyhke to take 0 ’ "
Thlee steamers were awaiting t ill
ST PE’I'ERSBURG, Oct 17 551,
In.-'-Dtll1cial reports received by 1th
War Office dated early this mar I
say the baitie was resumed tI ‘
break today. that. the finest
Ilver that the pressure do th‘
alan left has been relieved all .' "
WANT
WANTED-i my: TWO Pd
tions tor young men Stonewall
New York city One pays too
out An *
Continued on Eighth Pail
position as t-haiaberrnilid shdéw ,. '
or general housework. Bay
Place, Blast Norwaik. volostront.
WAN'EIBo‘d-BY W mm 1
girls, waitiing and ironing ‘
home. Will 80 out to work any. .1
quire 210 Ely Ave. ‘
WANTED-TH]? PARIS
and Butt Honor-,1. Udelmsn.
makers of ladies' and misse 1
and units. 32 south )ifsln stroll
Nordwaik CL, headquarters)! ’
offers for Friday. Saturday and
day. ladies coats. satin lined..1,I,I1
worth double. Ladle; (mite fnpni
up Children's coats. the tin I
tag. from $2 75 up.
and brown 312 48 ‘
iii. 48 up. The best black brood
skirts 82. ill up. Bu, trim up
Come and be convinced.
liniit'a Trading autopsy
WANTED—J‘UPILS. A .
six to learn a nice lIa- inIinIuII‘
loudness or bis‘nchea or ii. taught
nonahlei $5.00 up. day or lay ._
csii 30011.66 8o Msin tit M
cite Murray.
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Iron sum
Iron slits-«coco soon “I
new. for solo. at Btroot’s (in
a y,1mrioa. Good. I
In. late st s v lifarsi
ones. For as teams auntie
J M. Layton Rest Camber!!! i I
rosd avenue. South Norw sh. T
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POI IALI-ufli‘ii'flltlld ANI
in! lots it: A Windward
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lamb. momma-Homo!
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