dues in the 3...... Nor-
Whitley afternoon. lllr
Which. s batter. and
spark
chieff of Police ilolliuer was
he. corner of Washington
all, Main streets. he saw Boeuiseh
triggr his, along the sidewalk. lie
chi however. that he would be
is e to g to his room at Adam Sin-
_ 15’s,!!! that he would not disturb
, . in. Boenlsch walked allttle further
;" stud fell to the ground. He reached
. for his hat which fell off, and was as-
' ‘ slated to his feet by the chief who told
him to go into the house. anisob
‘ staggered: along further. and ilnaliy
Chief Vollmer, seeing that he was not
going home started to take him to
the lockup. Boenlscb begun to get
weaker and Chief Vollmer called Con-
stable Goodwin. who assisted in tak-
ing him to the lockup. Boenisch col-
lapsed when they reachai there. He
was placed in a cell and apparently
Was in a drunken sleep. Constable
Goodwin went in to look. at him a few
moments later and was surprised at
his appearance He called Chief
Vollmer who immediately saw that the
man was dead. Dr. M 1.. Cronin was
called but he found that. life had left
the body some time before.
Medical Examiner Huntington was
notified and viewed. the remains. and
pronounced death due to alcoholic
ample J'- ,
Boon sch wus iorty- two yearniof age,
a. batter and! a resident of this city for
some years. He was born in Penn-
:i‘yvpniu. A widow and one son sur
YE.
. The funeral will be held from the
home of the widow in Marshall street
at. 3'o'clook tomorrow afternoon. The
interment will be in East Nor-walk
Cemetery:
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INJUHBDV BY FALL. ON ICE.
. M,
Mrs. Maria E Clone Sustaios Eras
titres of, Wrist and piper Hurts.
, , Mrs. Maria E Clone mother of Dr.
Thomas F Clone the well~known den
tint. was very painfully and seriously
injured Saturday afternoon as the re
sult of a bad fitll on the ice and snow
on the sidewalk in front of the other
of Dr Walter Hitchcock in Wall street
After it... fell. she wan unable to I‘IBI
and was carried into the physician:
office by two gentlemen who happen
on to come along. Dr lilti bcock rcn
dared medical aid and shortly after
ward she was taken to her home in
Belden avenue in a coach
An examination of her injuries show-
ed that both large bones of the right
wrist had been fractuieil her back and
hips had been Injured and there was
a cut over one eye Mrs. Clune is
still suffering severely from the injur
Ice and the sbock and will probably
be laid up for some time.
ADDREGSEB "V FATHER O‘CON-
. MILL.
The Rev. James H. O'Donnell made
an address Sunday afternoonvbefore
. the Ladies' Aid Society and the mem-
bers of the several wxlulitios connect-
ed with St, Mary‘s parish. at the par-
ochial school bsll in Leonora; street.
This evening r‘uther O'Donnell will ail-
dress‘tlio members of the Catholic
Club and Catholic .Unlou Council
Knights of Columbus. on the topic.
"The Christian Workingmsn's Apoo
, toiato" The address will be followed
‘ by the' annual meeting of the combined
societies. ,
MIC. KRAIMER SURPRISEDL
Miss Clara Kmemer. of Nouth Main
fitment, wed tendered a surprise last
waning. Those prmont passed a
most snioysbie evening. They were:
Misses Rosalia Jesse Louise Benson.
Irene and Beatrice Colonies, Annie
and Gertrude Uotilleb. billion Inger-
uoll. Clare and his Krsomur and Mne-
isrs mu smiieii rank Farrell Phil-
ip Schsub Steve Goodwin. Allie llam-
ilton sud Alfred and Harry Iii-neuter.
ro PMIINT FITITION.
“I‘ll" understood that the million.
with x the scioctmon to cell a speoisl
um meeting to consider the mutter
, I3 consolidation will be presented to"
n e' tbwn fathers tomorrow. So far us
use he leaned the sentiment in New
walk is that the present um» is not
donations to bring up the instier and
111 e proposition will not be tliorollfflllt'
cudorsiod st the sent of Itil inception.
JOHNQOMAMLLTCN. .
Tho communism of Miss Citsrlotte
, liton, oscillator of luv and lint
,. ,der Hamilton sod flurry b letdown item guests for m .
hob; who Iii employed in Ailmllliil dvonisgfaesmam mmfifil
, _ use home is in Qulutsrd plum
. lift. but been announced The
lifelike wedding his not set been
" breach of the Brooklyn brides.
‘V- over, was done of“ s are thatstésrmd
ery lousy. iii it mention building ,
owned by Bonnie. Jr Andmettl. line .
billiard of nhelllc and dyestuffs. siniosi
drectly under the Mfs‘iihditsn to»
dense, smoke pouring from the burn-
ing building filled nearby tenement
houses. and scores of soundly clad
men. women and children were driven
to the streets. . rem oi explosions
‘ sad the stilling smoke kept the are-
men on the outside of the buildins.
but even then runny were overcome.
The blaze was finally checked after it
had burned for nearly four hours.
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BARN BURNE'D AT WECTPOIIT.
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Loss of upon—om Property
Danger Was Saved.
W'I‘Iie 8.: rec barn on the property of
dams, about a. mile from the
centgr of Westport was destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon The loss is
about $2 000 The barn was full of hay
and rye. the property of William J.
[Wood. and nothing was saved. as the
tire was just over the tire line of the
toivn. It was stated last night that
the loss is covered by insurance. Sev.
eral nearby buildings were threaten-
ad but not burned.
Century Old Farm Hou‘se Burusd.
BRISTOL, Oct. lzv—A in) in house
in East Plymouth owned by Henry L
Hiunmn. of Bristol. was burned early
today. The building vine a landmark
in the neighborhmd being about 101.
years old and was occupied by the fam-
Ilies of two formers. Robert C00 and
John Williams. Its value was esti
mbuted at if 000. and Ii was insured
for $600.‘ The occupants were asleep
when the me was discovered and war;
forced to flee for their lives in their
nightclotbing, having no time to‘ save
any personal effects or fumiehings
They were cared for by neighbors. '
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N THE PHILIPPINES.
lo
Mrs. Martin Keeier Receives a Letter
‘ From w. T, Chamberlain.
Mrs. Marilda Keelcr has rimiived a
letter from William T. Chamberlain
:30? of the late Captain Allun Chamber
a u.
lpplnes and is chief quartelmuster on
board the steamer Napludiini. one of
the finest transport steamers in the
navy. Mr. Chumberhiin went from
here set the outbrcok of the Spanish
war. and with the exception of one'
furlough has been In the Philippines
ever since He was wounded: dnrlni'
the liver by being shot from ambush:
Genernlmlioward. was killed In the
sume‘ilght. The bullet struck Mr,
Chamberlain in that left arm and pass
ed around his body under the skir
:muing‘out on the right side. Though
wounded he took charge of the suppl:
boat which he was upon and succeed
ed in saving it from the Filipinos. Ht
states in his letter that be Is enjoy-
ing excellent health and likes the life,
but is pretty neiir ready to come home
for a while as he. has been away for
three years.
REAL EBTATE TRANSFERS.
Charles DoKiyn Acquiring Much Pine
Point Property.
, The following salon wore recorded
by. Town Clerk Herbert. R. Smith last
week:
Charles F}. and When Church to fly-
man Sebachet, lot and buildings, Har-
bor avenue. War. .
Christian Swuriz lo Vinoenzo Cin-
(mi; ihiriy-soren-fooi lot. Ely avenue.
\.Vur
Nbrwalk Securities Corporation to
John Ill. liaydeu, lot Fair Crouude
War.
.Mttrie Koch to Charles ImKlyn.’
bound and lot Pine Point War
Aaron W Wallace to Churletl Do-
Klyn. one lot. Roton l’oini. Wur.
. Lewis C. Green to Clieriek DoKlyn,
one lot, Fine Point. War.
Roton Point Improvement Company
33’ Charles DeKlyn. 14 lots. Pine Point.
sr. .
Pete/r Murray to Joseph lick and
wife. building lot north of Cedar
street. War.
u» Wm». H... .c. a... «o
WIO‘I‘POR'I' WOMAN DROPB DEAD.
Mrs. Henry Down" Pampering hmie
tut Winn the Inc Ohms.
Mrs. Henry Downed of Westmri.
“till about sixty years dropped deed
today while preparing breakfast. Bill!
was walking from the pantry into, the
dining room, when she atrium-ed nod
fell A ph siciun ms hmily supp
moped, but rs. Dov/nus» was desd
when he arrived. Ho pronounced
death due to heart failure. Mrs.
Downer leaves it husband sud eight
children.
. w...»—
' . NOIWALK ill-UNI CMCKIII.
”I‘ll Nerwolk Club is
u for s smoker for muiubers sud cub
a
limb
mole Club boil Erbium
first” u more i
u blob emu; 3k 333*
t .
it} last week. “II it“ I?“
’ I! "ff“ 3,.
The,
He Is now located In the Phil-i
illsy
gsrot C
' Mrs.
inclden
‘snl to
re sin
e
church
mo
ed out
Iiuth
father
In th
When
"silent
Mrs.
them.
i was
wllh h
:uusc
housek
hurled
far ace.
by Att
mitted
to New
band i
with Ill
her hu
with u
mnfess
be ullo
Buliim
he
Brill
iii-r ill
that th
ii men
'lmo ii
WIN l
pdiiibbii
perh-
oils.
verve
money
died iii
mdlioi‘
Willi Ii
Ellie
I Y
CIIDW
determiner: will be the: Jerome tisy lore
0th
WV
'l‘ho hen pg upon the heiress corpus
proceedingi through which Mrs. Mar.-
M Dauiel, of indianspolis In.
striving to
ty . fourtei your-old daughter.
was prod tire of much
testimony before Judge lioward 0.
Scott in t e court of Common Pleas.
Bridgeport Saturday.
the first III e.
"1 my. outside in the
When )1th came one she walked right
come new .me and she run away.
followed ‘ er but couldn’t catch her."
not time.
also the Indiana. court huilng given
her thol custody when it granted he:
vorc‘i from” her husband. -
your after her montage.
ivcr lici
he will
tiiftiglitsr. Ruth. Will-l not in the court
room When"! this tosiimonv was given
the coin
telliieul inry.
have d-
port it.
* , uslisnii’s Past
.s dconduoioiilsrcliiiil
=t the custody of her rot:
nth.
Ms Daniel told: her iitory for
les 9 her father and return to
her iuothu. she broke down and wept
and it was some time before she could
he composure. .
the t tolling part of her story
mi. about how she came all the way
to Norwtlk from}.
summer
daughter who had previously
with her.
when she arrived In Nurwnlk, and cell-
cd at her former husband’s house her
daughter
day she ilnw her daughter so into a
Indianapolis. lust
,of her
l ‘o ‘ gel. ‘, possession
Mrs. Mechniei said that
fused to see her; One Sun
vestibule.
Wl bout speaking at all. i call»
hi name. but she’ wouldn't
l
w: s In the court room with her
an she sat beside him during
the hearli g
e (litres of her testimony. Mrs
Mechanical said that Mr. MmDsnlel
was formi rly in the gambling lmsiness
He plied his \ocntlon in a number of
cities until he was finally arrested in
Balilmor and, sent to prison there
he was serving his term the
pi rtner" contributed to Mrs.
MucDanIi l's support
MincDunicl said she bud never
told her iory before because her bus-
banii had threatened if she did so that
he won!
children.
get prisoner-lion of their twc
iI'edriVn in with her at the pros
and she In trying to get Ruth
scmnlei said she was born in
Ind. and that she but
name w 8 Margaret Martin. mid Slit
‘marriedJesse h Mechanic! In l888
after all
His bu
menu-but she did not understand thui
bud known him BIlOIlt in year,
none was conducting a pool
i
8
n gambling house until about a
Sim 010de
ii marrying him in Chicago,
Her husband later iweut. Into the lot
(cry bu mess. ' .
She mild her husband abused her be
silo did not know much about
lplng. Ouoilnie she hinted. he
n-oauu- angry at her or not sowing
10""! b ttone to IIIB clothes and he
i lthllde on ni bur Which uunt
head and hit her baby in the
All of this evidence was: objmled ii:
any Hurlbutt but it was ad
Iy the court. who noted (”Willi
lions to his ruling.
Mr. iii ii Mrs. Mechanic] later moved
orlt. where. she Rubi, her hue
r tort her two children kiudlv
bu‘t' thai uhe once had to rcmonuiraie
for taking them Into the but
i'. lni oi n boiol.
. bile in New YOl‘k.'liI!il mild iinu
band was unfaithful in hm
ioloreri nurse kiri. and ”mi in-
other escapades to her while
not entirely nobm 'i‘bv
93‘ rdorlnn that. like should not
to liner it.
Later her hubbsnd was urrmliml in
W for operation it lottery uni
was sentenced to it your in the
Elite had visited In
ort withAiur children and wind
band was in prison and, min
. "silent partner" sent her 9215
II for her support. At this
c was living in lndiuuupolis.
her husband gm bill of un-
inrv he first route to "I‘IIIKO
it later oino‘l her in liiilimmp
o applimitirm for it ill
horny ufiorwsrilii and woulil
no" so‘bufore but who luiai no
oil desired bur IIIINIIIIIIII in still
children. . liar erundnioibm
out ililii time and pm but smile
lifter which she wont to liw
mother
.01va bur invoice
Her husbs’nd msrricri ligsln
lifter he use dimmed. sue
him to use the children whom
air. line
nitrite rest
rustic. and the iirui ,
sent thegiiiilliiren be
its times. “Your its.
bur husband did not
on! which ill.» mllll‘b
IIIII not build him "3'
(impelled her to do ‘
rin on order from 11 mils;
ext summer the children were
. for their. pus
”Willi fijflfllid so '
IRWIN“!!! '
When she related the. '
is collected with ltuih's refu- ‘
lived.
Cedric and Ruth. and liter“
in May. .
the new dill
Foresteri‘i
unlit took their
to Induce ev-
spin in their
prise to the
Just“ (may
curb of the
of the suite o
min the pri‘s-
iii and put their
all? that wheel
9 prize for
mernbeuship;
,ly in be‘ con-
grntuluted. Mill in
of unitary 26th
presented a urge
lie cup is to be
rid; of Brother
. the store will
piece of. r
anybody is clingy: -
' V”Norwaik
Wdliisn who loft
Home Saturday Afternoon.
tiller doling Peculisrly for
Sons Time. Cannot Now, be
located '
Mrs. Joseph Whitley left her home
at ill Belden avenue, Norwaik Saturday
siternoon. and has disappeared, as coin.
pletcly as If the earth huddpened and
swallowed her. The police of surroun-
dinE towns and cities bhve been and.
lied and their aid solicited but abso-
.‘ lutely‘ no clue to her whereabouts has
. been secured.
There was some fear that she had
thrown herself into the Bishop mm
pond which is only a snort distance
from her home, but so ah about this
revealed no breaks in in. thin ice. A
further search was also made about
Norwslk, Stamford and Bridgeport
and surrounding towns, where she has
friends by Mr. Whitley, but he could
gain no information.
The husband who Is almost distinc-
exhibited is in
down of one
N‘orwulli el
To in in... this
on thewgiit in nation. will b
of the mile“
of twelve pieced will play for dancing
A line enterininhibnt will be given and
encumber; made by G. C R. Richard
t‘luliflelil, of Bridgeport. and 0. Sec.
Frank ilagx‘et'ty. of Hartford who
made such a record as an onion in
Our last comprise. running for consult"
on the Republlrsn ticket, sud being
elected ‘ ‘
BARTENDE38" 3;"ION
ELECTQ ITS OFFICERS
W..—
Present Officials Decline to
sum Lonosmnii New Ones
Are Charon
l
The resin or umbilily meeting of the
Bartenders tho it use held yesterday
in 0.1:. U. bl will the absence oi
Joseph W: Rooney president M J.
O'Brien. vice president presided.
The annual election of oficers took
place and resulted as follows: ,
President—«lemon E. Smith,
i’leeoPmidentwA. A. Cblnnery.
Financial Secretary and Treasurer-e
Anthony Stinger.
‘ Rounding Secieinryv-«Hugh Donnel.
3’.
Clmpislm—Wiilet. M. Banker. -
Trualeesrnudltors, inside and outside
giitmlo‘ wore alm'uppolnted, as well as
delegates to the Central Labor Union.
which constitute the qfiloem elect.
Considerable excitement prevailed
when It was learned that thero was
going to be a change in officers. as the
outgoing phloem declined. to accept.
When balloting for financial secre-
tary. thememlmrs manifested their up-
prociniion of the servicesoi‘ the out-
going financial secretary, M. A. Ready.
locating a unanimous ballot for his
reelection. Mr. Roddy thankedfthc
memlmrs, but again declined to accept
the partition.
01' course, of Joseph W. Rooney,
enough cannot be said, be having held
the purified as president sinceiho
Iormntlon of the organisation, always
willing and ready to assist in udjuui-
lug ull grievances between employer
niiil employed: illeo M J OHBrIcn who
faithfully performed the duties of his
elm-rust all time» To Mr. Reedy numt
beiaitrlbuted the sixtydlve hour sys-
tem. some to constitute a. week‘s Wk.
next meeting in January, when re-
imhmsnts will be served. Prepare.
tions sre being made for their second
annual bull. .
Arrangements sue template for the
entertainment and dunes to be given
by tissue 'I‘rlbo. Bellman nest Wednes-
day evening Theepopularity ,of this
organisstiou in the upturtuinlnu lino
blight to fill the bail, sud if you went
time in Merslyou should attend
Tickets for sole st column“ s. WhllID'
luy s Cltuihi' s. The Clifford Pharmacy
liuii Pliiluttir'ii Drip; Store. rice uiiv.
In this patter. Remember, the due
next Woduomluy eyenins. ‘
EAGLE IROKI THROUGH ICC.
The bibsmer Eagle. broke her way
thumb the loo of the harbor to Nor-
wslii Siiuds’y mornins‘. The operation
we» unite s long one sud the host wss
stuck seversi times In the attempt.
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KRUITIATIUN TREATY “UNID-
WAEHINWI‘ON; M, III-“*TIIIE [it‘ll-I
(flush trusty Wl'nrilsin
“III “13 UMIBVIII 13m W“ llIilieiIV W
lel’
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NW“ 111d” It? I H
ItemsIIt ,irl. _ gossamer
other
The new oificerswili be Inetniieu at .
to iicsr sued singing: and um 11 good .
,tno ebdrcli
ills 3'.
"has Vibe IlIiVJM.
tilde of the lush
can give no resabn for her a s-
» pantie except that he believes
she became temporarily deranged
r “accordion He says that is write
been III of nervousness for a long
3," but on Saturday mowing before
went to his work at. the Norwnlk
. lion Works she had remarked that she
was feeling'pretty good.” When he
and their son Joseph left home Satur-
day morning. theistter to go to his
work at the E. H. Hotchklss Manu-
facturing Company‘s plant in Hoyt
street, she bade them her customary
"geod morning." it being her custom
to offer this farewell Instead of' good
b3Nothing unusual was apparent from
her‘ demeanor and when they returned
home they weie very much surprised
not to find her there. When the son
arrived home from his work in. the
afternoon. he found the house locked.
but he gnlneo access through a win-
dow. He looked eyerywhere about the
house. but could not find his mother
and when his other parent. came home
he told the latter uie circumstances
of his homecoming. Mr. Whitleys
. fears were immediately aroused when
he. too made a search and could not
find his wife. ‘
Mr. Whitley dov’in'ed from her pock-
stimuli, W-nCh. my handy that when
his wife left home she had no intention
of going for because she lied taken no
money. He learned further that sht-
had worn away with her a blue dress.
with black cloth coat. black hat on
brown veil. He describes his wife as
being about forty-eve years of age,
stoutiy built. it little under ordinary
height, with dark communion and dark
eyes.
Mr. Whitley says that there was no
cause for her going away in such a
manner, as their home relation was
nlost cordial and there was absolutely
no oetrnngemont. For thin reason
there are many fears that she commit-
ted suicide while temporarily Insane.
Mrs. Whitley was seen at number of
times by friends on Saturday after-
noon. Shortly aftsr noon. Alfred Star
them, who resides In Grand View lives
one. and in employed at. the Joseph
Loth and Company silk mill. 3 friend
of the Whitleyo stopped into the
house no the result of the tapping
on a pupil of sleep by Mrs. Whitley.
summoning him to go in. Her manner
seemed somewhat. strange to him and
he remarked to her that idle looked
self she was not. feeling well. ‘ She
replied that she with in very poor
health and after several commonplace
remarks he went on hip way home.
Upon reflection it came to him that
her number had been restrained as
though she wanted in say something
3). him. but could not bring henwlf to
She was also seen on Belden liven-us
Saturday afternoon shop” :30 oicibck
by Benjamin Joyce. whose children
she had often taken. care of for. him.
He smile to her and observing that
she was arcing down the avenue in
the sumo direction on himself bestow
ed to walk along with her. From her
manner be thought that. she did uOt
rare to go sloni; Ituitolul rsiboi hold-
in: buck and be continued on his
course with it her
Joseiolf he Holden avenue grtwcr.
also saw her during the afternoon. lie
had seen her requests liiiir girl to
take her dog book to her home. which
the child did. Mr. Whitley who our-
risod to find the dos at home when
«1 rciwurned until he learned of the
incident. The lull seemingly reliable
irate or the mitiiilmf woman was in
Well street" where slis wits been
ItIKlllI. 2: lid his is yelling man darned
William Muicsliy.
Mr. Whitley heard shout her biting
. soon in Marshall littlest South Nor» ,
wink but gives little credence u. this
information. tinny iriuoiis or
touch exercised, over leis. W itley's
ulisr iss
”3b be stwndwaiflie ,Nurwuik ennui
Church, wile ._ s but promiue‘tiji in
. sud brokers.
very
glacier will blouse return to:
listed Sionkfiiibii rigs Loo
iod In we: zdzcorbettlliiicii
York consolid 8 it Entourage.
with New York. in the Wsll
Street Eschsnge‘ Builds
branch in the Arbuckle guanine.“ 871
lion street. brooldynf. have opened
a local office in the Swans C Corbett
building, Washington street. South
Norwulk . , ,
Mr. floy‘t is a brother a
manager of Hoy‘t’s Theatre. and is well
and popularly known one best
pic. of The Norwalks. The local
of ti‘iomof‘unpunyl was “synod for gulli-
use more n; 9. mil us
‘IIstjpof orders from locsl banks dud
personal fi'iends.
Hoyt dc Company have done a very
large bro era 0 business for years.
dealing in {do in bonds. grain and not
too; which transactions are made on
margins or for
Every crash to buy or to sell Is ex»
ecuted on the hour of the mobsnge.
A margin of ‘tl do mfi” cent. is
required. Statements dealings are
sent to every member dill ly.
film's adVartIseme‘nt and mketll re-
port are to be found in May a issue or
The Sentinel.» ~
BOY SHOT BY HIS, BROTHE“
Fstsi Accident at Stonlogton Yester-
day Morning.
STONINGTON. Dec. 12. —-John
Fritz, seven years old. was accident»,
ally shot and killed yesterday mornr
ins by his brother Albert. used 12, as
be boys were on their way to hunt
ducks.
Just how the shooting occurred the
odor ho is unable to tell
that he believes he stumbled and his
D
the accident met a‘most instantaneous
death and later after an examination.
Medical Enamlner S'tanton said in.
death was the result of an accident
Judge Fritz was the son of Theodore
Fritz. a well-known German resident
of this place,
BABILIGA'O I - CONDITION ALARM:
ING.
VENICE, Dec 12.——Engineers Mm
fredl and Marszoni. who have been en~
trusted with the care of the basilica
of St. Mark's since the fall of Cour
pantie have presented their: onlcial re-
port. It sets forth that the conditidh
of the basilica la most alarming. The
whole building shows weakness The
foundations are bending and cracking.
the wells are sinking and the ceilings
of two vaults threaten to give way. If
they fall It may cause most of the be
silica to give way The engineers re
commend the Immedllhe (erection of
sesffolding and propose a thorough res
mrstlon of the whole building. includ
ing reparation of the foundation.
Old Gentleman—"But what sort of
work are you fitted for?" .
The Tramp-J‘Well, ye see, boss. I'll
need tor bein' in jail an I was think
In' I wohldn‘t mind tnkln'- a job at
chauffeur' ~‘Llfo. .
There wds a gay maid of Japan
Who never would lore it!!! man.
The reason for this. ‘ ’
The heartless yoilut miss ,
Was only a maid on s the. ‘
~Chicsxo Chronicle.
«AWARE.
We take pleasure through the med-
ium of the press in rendering our sin-
:err- thanks to our neighbors for their
many acts of kindness and also our
many local friends for the Interest
shown in the health of the late der
ceased member of our family.
(I. 8. IRELAND AND FAMILY.
WANTED.
WANTED-ONE. 2 OR 3‘ ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished centrally lo
cated. in South Nor-walk. Address-
Bsrker. 181 West Washington m. 80
Norwalk. , «113 hi
WANTIO~ BOOMEMe— LARGE
front moms in modern house witn s'
improvements Centrally Ibested Ad
dress “Roomsru.” , 3128
housework in smsll family. flood no
es to a competent sirl. Apply to Mrs
Mark Norman. Dorian. Oi... or to Mrs.
G. 8. Kendall, Ill Elimwood avenue. So
Norwslk . - tilt) at
WANTED - aims FOR HAND
work on strsw lists lllsriy applies
lion should be ends to Dennis sud
Blunchard.182 Witter street.‘ «is ill
FOUND.
FOUND-wit SMIILI. runes; CON
mining some money sud dress
tern numbers. on Chestnut. St, bridsy
last. Apply to WC i‘Llfboio.,,.‘dl 21
1.081%.
Low-Landon?
Ween Methodist Church end. 1
sbsth street. psir- rlmless m 3
iii...
«- .«.... d
n... man a... Hm ”an
C
He says '
run was discharged. The victim of 3.
WANTED—A amp non coplanar. .
' or. floor Hsus or so
pst- «mt. foot of trump
Wrist”.
mine ass. '
Blank Suhpbenees lull vii
sum Corpus ilssiiyi Ii
Filled in sin Mom ,_
lice-Conspiracy to ‘
Ends of Justice
«Ci-m
)1th YORK. Dec l2. wStori
possible sensatioiial turn in the
were current today when them
Nan Patterson; charged with
der of Gasser Young, was re ‘
the Supreme Court. According
star 7 blank subpoenaes‘ have b .
rained. and I: is said that even it. high
petition for a writ of hubeh‘ti so
has been filled in. should an srr‘e’
make Its immediate use advisable.
This startling turn of the
occasioned by the‘ Ifitituntlo
state that s person who a
engineered the emails of J.
Smith. the actress' s brothervin- dew
his wife. would 3 be prosecuted
charge of conspiring bb‘defe‘a‘t ‘ . slid _.
of Justice It is expected that th.‘
state will take at least two" more if " ‘
to submit its evidence. The luten
of the defence have been obscure.
a defence will be offered is now
sidered certain. however. in view 0
the fact that a number of witnesses
including three who claim to have
Young shooting himself. have been
subpoenaed
DECLINE 'I'O TESTIFV.
Senators Mitchell and Horrmsnn GIVD‘
Press of Business as Reason. 4
PORTLAND, Ore. Dec 12.-Seversl
days ago subpoenaes were sent b
Special Prosecutor F. J. Bauer
Washington. . C... askiur Units
States Bonnier I)John H Mitchell end
Congressman Singer Herrmsnn to
come to Portland. December 15. to
tlfy in the land fraud trial.- Their en ,
swers have been received by United
States District Judge C. B. Bellingsr
and state that press of official business
prevents their attendance at the
During the few days that infervsnsx
between now and the Christmas re-
cess, they say. several bills of the ut-
most important to Oregon will coin
before Countess. saint! of Which it
expected will be voted doom; , -
In addition there are important bill!
before the different committees which .
tsancan CHARRI orou. Ohio.
LONDON Dec Iafibenoor Ohio “
‘lnglon. the oldest meinoer oi ole
'«loure of Commons, is dead. Be it;
counted the Tower hamlets in‘ '
Conservative inter“? for newly
twenty years. This Inost Wan'
srlau (he was born In I818) distin-v .
guisbed himself at the close of the lust
ression by slttinz thrown two all-
night debates when he thought the
government's position was threatened,
a feat of endurance which his
lesmies recognized by presenting him
with a commemorative silver cup
FOR SALE. , ;
iron BALI on rd itsur-rnnbp
pool tables. cheap, on your own totals
Apply at Joseph Disesu e. 30 South
Main street dill 3'
can mummy hitter SW .
ed hard wood 37.;ooooru to tsthm
60 piss. all sizes: hsv by the bull or
ion; 1 light horse; 3 Work horses; 1
milk cow; 1 tyrohorse heavy truck
humans; I his.r wide-tire stone mick,
"'12:” new C. L. dilutes. BOutb
vs
FOR CALI on ‘f‘O IINT-um‘,
sewing machines, shaftinx. Wiley.
ower. ole. Complete plant in per--
foot condition for light mutant. , ‘
iurposes. Osn reins
:ntiou if desired. To
‘1. Box 203. Norwalk.
FOR 8ALI«BAVE MONEY
have s proposition for any one 111th
In; to purchase 3 plane which is all
tirely new. saves you money. sud
me some profit. Applies to me 'lbil
the best makes. If you want I.
foi C ristsns‘s. l cell help you .
partic risrs cost you nothing.
EM. It. Sentinel.
J. A. uuousmnsdrmm. std
insult submitted. :ddress.
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Norwalk Chronicler