.M...,.I.
My, .poi'iltlon of Mrs. C L.
Judge William H. Goiniey, Ja. a com-
it last night. was
' yMsiiienI outlier
‘ he absence of Majy'o'r
clinen.l1oblns.
and“ was mill-«wt; a
at of the committee on
‘ for South Main street.
tide; Chestnut; Concord and
who and Woodward avenue
' ‘ id Fitch. the grocer, wished
lines changed so that
If ever widened.
’ . the other side of
' nip stiller to straighten it.
f are over on the side-
elk lgll Inches. He thought four
“pin in '0‘! live feet on the north
' $213!: street would be sufficient.
litaan Robins stated that as.
vs, Mr Fitch was the only
Mr Fitch's statements
out by his personal inves—
There are four or dye build
the Street now which lap over
a. sidewalk. He thought the
n; ins on that side of the street
made three feet instead of
accordingly offered It as an
plant to the report.
Idezt’WI-Ight then asked "them
, her persons to be heard by
I Wider, for the East Norwalk
. mittée. asked if the muncil
lint! on any action regarding the up.“
' whim“ of n committee to confer
ll! the East Norwalk committee and
9;" menltteo appointed over it month
by the Norwa'iii city council. He
WbdtiliifbrInégm that the “1:393 aI’vlll come
up or clonal t on xt regu-
lsr Ines quits, on miggiirifarvn
”Bile? city had been noiilled by AI.-
torhoy G. H. Vosiiurgh, ncti ”fol
,wiiilamuauinsbso. that Mr. .Not
ham on Janna“ 58W near lb:
III u an
momma had wlullml and bad
out his right temple would his right
leg. his hip and otherwise Injured him-
self. He claimed the foil was caused
by ice and snow on the walk The
matter was referred to the corporation
counsel. -
Notice was received from Warner
& Goidschmidt. town'counsel. of a
civil' suit. again the city for injuries
which Frank Allen alleges to hava re
solved through defect In the walk. His
injuries comprised an Injured left hip.
left shoulder and side and permanent
Injury to the sciatic nerve.
Fire Chief Luther M. wright bad the
pleasure of submitting his ilrat annual
report, running from February 1.19M.
to December 31,1004. it shoe/ed that
the department had answered 27
alarms, Iii of which Vere. bell alarms
and 11 were still alarms. There were
5,200 feet of hose used 400 feet of lad-
der and 150 gallons of chemicals, re-
qulrlng 27 hours and I; minutes of ser-
v cc
The roport also gives the list of
tires as given In the “39011. of the
annual duplirtiuont meeting
Villbo .uf buildings and
contents ........ z . . . ..... 830204000
Total lusiiranie involvmi. .illll.bbtl.00
Loss on buildings and con
thrills ......8I‘l7 kill!) 03
insurance paid on buildings
and mutants ............. ““805 (lb
.............
Loss ovcr Insurance paid. till. 40000
The department clohsista of two paid
drivers and It? active Iiioinburswl’ut-
ham lloua Company. Ill; Cid Well
llook and ladder Company. 88, and
Fire Police. 18.
The report Included the list of oili-
cora and the inventory The nuances
of the ammonia were as follows:
'I‘ouil appropriation WW”. 360.00
Salaries .00
In“ 153
4.4020
.i.-i
........... Iii;
New inviting imparts
...... “1.37
308mm and supplies. 417.50
Miller appropriation ”0.00
Light .........I..... “8.43
1"!!!le 99.0?
Home shoeing 00.50
Telephone .. ...I. 36.00
flirt-so him ....... .. .. 6.00
Miscellanmua Mill.”
W 3.0410.“
balanci- in treasury .. 4208.01
The chief recommended that the fire
lilill'ldtdie becttoudod In the WWI!
.ail‘cilen of the oily from the tire
bridge. to hurriu avenue, in it south 3%
direction to Woodward avenue.“
gm street lilif‘lf of the WW
”I?” Catholic a factory, to Mechanic,“
meet. basil oi the harthoi lint Com-
bat marry. to the Surf
head brides. colitis hex
solace use. me “m I!
to Hamilton avenue nectar
smallest and the brilliant lira
room. this moraine;
otfig.~.~vorked in the employ a the Lock
iuissloner‘ of the Superior Clnurt of Cab
iforuia, took place i the . we court
9 dluosltldn. of
which a atenographlc report was tak-
on was read to Mrs. Ross. and she
was given an opportunity to correct any
mistakes which she blight and in the
text. The deposition will I
to California.
Santa idea of the magnll
litigation, of which this is l
is shown by the fact that v
man. at whose estate ill
claims a portion, died be ex
ed, in his Will that he iii
titled in a part of it. he]
was advertised however there were
found to be 200 clair‘dhnle '
are now over sweaty-lives
torneys Inteiesled in on ’,
litigation has been mass ', its
FATHER O’DONNELL ENTIRTMNS
Gave Banquet to church dinners Last
Night at tile ROI: oljy.
The Rev. James H. O'Do sllrrecmr
of. St Marys parish, teudlred his an-
nual dinner to the trustee . collectors
and church committee lull night, at
the rectory The occaaia was thor-
oughly enjoyed by all of the small
company of guests. ‘
The menu was an elabor
at the conclusion of ti
church matters and plans v
ed and a social hour enjo:
Those participants incll
O‘Donnell, the Rem-John
Peter B. Kavanagh. Thoma
John Henry, John T liar
Howard. Dr. William .I. 'Ilraccy, Peter
F Burns and Matthew Burns.
I—
OBITUARY RECOIRD.
PAUL ii. A. SCiilLTz.
The
tide. of tho
I mall part,
hen Freed-
alo one and
be banquet.
lore discuss-
rod.
ided Father
C. Fogarty.
s H. Burns.
es. William
known throughout The Nirwalks, and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
hlm'soclally'or in a bnslnlss way..For
many years he was saga In the
meat business with a Inalkei in Rail-
road Place. Some time in 0. however,
he retired from the basins s, and later
wood Manufactuinig Corn any as a
foreman in one of the Ilclarlnianis of
the factory. , lie was be: at Peritz.
Germany. and come to I] is country
early In life He is survived by five
children. Paul ti siziiuitzl. of Bridge-
port; Miss Agnes Schultle. of North
Aiileboro. ilfnssuciiuscitn;I Mrs; Henry
Warm. of East Norwalk, a d the Miss
es Etta M. and Faith ll. hnitzc, al
so of hast Norwaik. The funeral will
be held on Thursday morning at 10
o'rksk fr'om the resldlnce. Rev.
howls F‘ Biiell will officials. The
interment will be In Mlddletown, Conn.
M38. L J. Wil G.
Josephine Submit, wife 1 1’ Lu J. Wing
and daughter of Dr. Henry and submit
Chcrebrough Loomia (bolh deceased)
passed on to the highcrllifo Sunday
at the home of her slstei, Mrs..B. L.
Rider, 78 Washington street. East
Orange. As a woman 0" beautiful
character, disinterested and .Iinaalllsh
ever ready to encourage and cheer for
the comfort of others. she will always
be remembered.
Mrs Wing was the daughter of the
late Dr. Henry and Sui mit Chore-
brougli Manila, of Syra use, N. ‘1.
Her mother was well km am in liter-
ary circles. having contributed many
articles on travel to Phil alphiii paw
pars .Mrii, Wing was aisi a writer of
note. having Il‘ttnslillf'd eel oral Mach
novels.
she Ioiuploied a novel lln English.
which has not yet been
publishers. She had flvi sisters. all
of whom were writers. The surviv-
lug diatom are Mrs. BrlnF ll. Rider.
and Mrs George J Eagle! II. of ideal
Orange. and Mrs. William M Brewer,
of death Norwalk. Guns
The funeral services we
day night Ill. ii o'clock, w
Dr. John F. Patterson. piIstnr of 0
ma Presbyterian ohurc olllclata
The body was interred ll Greenwood
cemetery, Wednesday morning—drug
Orange. N. J. chronicle
Mild FitlliDlllithlf. llAllltil.
The death of Amy, Wifo‘ol Frederick
hanks, occurred but night iii the Nor.
mill Hospital from ty ill favor of
short duration. Mrs. was it
{am of age and la survlvl Ii by a child
months old. film was taken with
typhoid some data 880 d was taken
to the Norwalk hospital: but medical”
attention and careful II rslag were
without avail. The fit .- lwillbti
held Thursday alteration at 2 o’clock
from the late residence of the deceased
4 Round street. 2
WNEIIAL 00' use. {(333de.
The mum! of Mrs. N- y Roberts
was held yesterday ~. one at
o'clock from iii-rials redid is hi how
Rev. , .Du
Tell
oillcliiled rile consist-s 4...... will.
Iiinn sisal bile limos Jolie
Greene Mahler“ Ili‘
turnout when lit Fine lid d Cemetery
this morning.
is held Tuss-
ion the Ear.
I
hen be sent ,
-‘ bounds during the past few weeks
, was again clearly shown last night by
their victory over the Rosedales. who ,
than the championship of the Hoboken ,
‘ beating out the rumpus llobokens. .
' walk enthusiasts, who were bewildered
' and gave the iioboken nve an oppor-
Just before abs 1 all taken Ill it
sent bu the u
' closest preliminary game scan in some
”Holders Tobey. being their clrcle‘
Mon a Game from the dose-
doles, by at Score of 20 lo
12, and the Monlauks Leslie
the Nationals by the no...
Score cf 16 to 15
That the Company F basketball
team has been improving by leaps and
Amateur Basketball League last year.
The Norwalkers showed their aspen.
lorlty (wet the Rosedules In every
department of the game last night and
won by the score of 29 to 12. The
visitors were at the mercy of the lionie
something doing every minute it was
considerable of a surprise to the Hobo-
kenltcs. Whom it is said have lqst but.
one other game this season and warn
In drsvclass trim
it was also a revelation to tho Nor
by the clever work, of the F boys. So
well did the latter play that their op-
ponents were unable to score. a sin-
gle point during the first half. which
closed with the tally It to 0. Di!-
fercnt tacticswore adopted in the last
period of play and many times during
the half, instead of shooting for goals,
the home team simply passed the ball
around among themselves, bewildering
their opponents. Undoutbcdiy F
could have rolled up a much larger
total and it is also whispered that 1“
“let up" purposely in llm last half
Iuiilty to st ore a portion of their
points.
The F team has been making a con-
siderably better showing since the
practice has been adopted of playing
practically the same team throughout
the game. The score and lineup of
last night's game follows:
Company F i Roacdalu.
. D.Rlley ,I... .Gallachor
Right Forward
Dorsey ...................... llalseynn
Loft Forwaid.
Seller . ................ '.. . Soulhard
Center.
J. Riley .................... Johnson
Right Guard.
Ghloiio ...................... Adicks
Loft Guard.
Field goals. 1). itliey‘. .: Domey.5
Seller, 3; Ghloiio 3: Gallagher,
Halsey. ‘2; Bourhard. i:
Addickn, 1.
Foul Iiuc goals. .l. lllloy,
to. 1
1:
Johnson, 1;
Chief-
First half, (‘0. 1‘. ll: Roscdales, 9.
Final. 00. R29 . ”Rosedales 12
Officials W. l". Ruinli ahd Mr. Wll
son; tlinekceper. Willis Cavanaugh;
smi‘er. ll. N. Godfrey.
The Montaiiks lost
score 0t. 10 to 15.
n.
a.
by the close
Montaukn. Nationals.
E London ................. Talmud
Right Forward
H. Kern ................... Dorney
Left Guard.
J.Seilar.............. ........ Kano
. ‘enter.
ll. unis, Relay ..... Vcrlin. Ghiolto
Right Guard.
H. Hyatt ........... Hawkins
heft Guard.
Field goals. Karat: Seller. 1; My-
all Talmago; 1; Doinoy, 2; Kane.
3; Hawkins 1
Foul line goals Kern, 8; Hawkins,
Fiat half. Montauks, ll; Nation
ii. .
Final. Monlauka. lb; Nationals. 10.
The game between the Montauka
and the Nationals was very Interesting
and the result was in doubt up to the
last moment, the Nationals winning
by just one point The first half
closed with the score in favor of the
military five. ii to 10. This was the
limo.
Dancing was again a feature last
night after the games excellent music
being tarnished by dvecs Orchestra.
mm
UTAH 0' COLUMIM OIROLI.
Star of Columbia Circle held their
regular meeting. last Thursday even-
lus. la lied Men's llall. There were
two initiated and twenty four prepaid
lions were read. The Circle is grow
in: rapidly in membership and iii in a
real condition. The committee
on o humi- made a very mod re-
and the siicoesii they are hassling
with III far beyond their anticipations.
flier of Westmrt Circle will hold Its
rmiar meeting tonight and Mrs.
deputy will attend and Install the
enemy illusion unicorn. A number of
I’m; mfifllhtllfl gangsta wiIIlaccqui
may ii I m s
with the installation
bill. IMIR! “JG TLV IMPROVED
f mob Elem“. at Igor: Canada
a or“ own on has
seine. main dietitian will e. was
MONOIW- tin-sauce with." ; mu
We loudly. tofu
Millig rec lid members a his lentils. ills
thmenaliuiius yesterday. is uric
“all this alumina as
alighuyini lie was able to
. serious.
team throughout but it was a hard ,
contest nevertheless. for these was ‘
, general of II
‘ is seriously at I
avenue, East -
to make theann
ed. Three
will make
Captain Frederick.
Iain EvanM
up on the
the towns
850 000
Accordl
ii.
(at d.
In
was a lar
0001va Y.
tau.
020.000.
In innit-
three Will
Infantry and Captl
Artillery Corps. will“
Fort Wright. New
apectlon will be by} actually at the
home station and:
ride the wor.k The, or will begin in
Hartford. when the demands will b0 believe to be the same' man who swin-
luspected in the
in the early pert
Deputy Sherifl C.
of thirty ms.
Iy and Charles as
four numbers.
refreshments were served.
chains of the dance were as follows:
Floor Manager-Frederick J. Warm.
Aids-w-lnuis B. ilalslcad. John Ash
Worth. John Olleusbaw. Samuel Baker,
William Greenwood.
Reception Cominlitoou'l‘iie Entire
in. Taylor. of Gill
statements in an
0011
outliers. o
the lush lion.
Joli
. .
first Tuesdfi
of Norwnl
to the
19.1904.
-.....~ .-~ ._ .I.... u...
M
in Arlen Hall.
g0 attendance.
Wamm
.Mo.,
It“
sons
for the occasion was provided
dvoc's Orchestra and was excellent.
The dance progiiiiii comprised twenty
During the evening.
Those in
Ni DRlNONMlI. L087 3 VOTES.
.l 1080!! 0 Jan. 84“
on lodgiii‘h omit. Niall»
ringliiiub. the libpl’ibii an uncut noun
tune for, Whit lull!
nail.
limb. forges actor-1
u
anti,l
on wail:
'llll unable
plies requir-
a regular army
They are
ruins and Cup-
-n of the Eigib
John K.
Ill stationed at
it harbor.
Cree.
Officers will Ill
Suit has been brought against the
Rowayton 6W8 for 308,000 and
costs of the unit?
tried before the 8n filler Court
Bridgepotr and iii scheduled to come
in February
» Panama niacin were served by
W. Randi-la, of stain-
ford who has .atmohed’ the concern's.
properly and "men
be case will be
ll.
uses. situated In
and Dorian. for
Two piece: of property are
included, one of fifty we and the other
i.
re the plain
tiff ls Edw Ii B. L C er. of Statutordfi countenance and good looking. asked to
m‘ibthe 21H. Frisian-i show the gun to his father before par
15! New Your, Irbaslng consent was given. He told
and George H. Tracndly. of Rowayton. Mr Unkwood that he lived at, '30 Willi
The Ilrst two named defendants trans street which by the way is a meat
served their claim on January 20th
to the said Carter. forthe purpose. it
is supposed. of getting their money
”but of the business.
The complaint says that on or be
into January
Tracndiy and Charles Schanck. of New
York city, partners In business, under
the firm name of Traendly and
Schenck. lent his 73s 88 to the defen-
dants, Traendly. nichenck and Traend-
The saldfiium was due the lirm
of Ti‘aendly and Schonok from Tracud-
iy. Schencii anti Tincudly on January
10,1905,and has not been paid.
011 January 20th. i005 for value re-
called the firm of Traondly
Schonck assigned and transferred to
he plaintiff their claim against all
time defendants
The plaintiff is represented by the
min of Fosscuden and I: artor, of Siam
FI ank H.
and
EAOT NOR. FIRE POLICE BALL.
Tenth Annual Affair Held Last Night
A large number of Norwalk people
aliendcd the annual ball of the East
Nomallt Fire Police held last evening
Arioii Hall, South Norwaik.
was the tenth annual affair given by
this popular organization and
It
there
The mask
by
Committee of Arl‘illlflemiifllflNTlW
Entire Company.
MRI. ALICI wagons“ saucer
NEW YORK, Jan 2l.-~Mra Alice
\Vt‘iillmlllilii'l wife of hiodie I... Duke.
was arrcatml at an office In
street. this city. delay. on requisition
ppot‘a issued by. the Texas authorio
Mrs. Duke bud been indicted by
the grand jury of Nucogdochea, Texas.
on the charge that she and Charles
ti. had made false
imminent on the
airangib of which a stockholdor In one
of the National banks in that. place
was Induced to endorse their notes for
Blood
tor loll.
Ii 63?:
I“ . '
guano" lid), ii. [Tile
members Wt:
ln-|
. day, and succeeded In getting 818 from
, a Ed‘iflhi
Slick Stranger Secured Weapon
and Cass Ydtlorday, and
, Also Had Afternoou’ 3 Use of
a Turnout from A. Solman’s
Livery'Stabls
A clever swindler. whom the police
died a gang of italian laborers yester-
them through an Ingeniua game. played
rmore crude one on Frederick
Locwood & Company, of Norwalk.
The follow Is described as about nine
teen years old, five feet. four or six
inches in height, well dressed. wearing
He entered Soimans' stables during the
afternoon and asked for a horse and
carriage saying, that he wanted to
take his mother out for a drive, He
, was a smooth talker and he was given
the horse“ and carriage, driving slowly
away. He told the liveryman that. he
time. The horse and carriage were.
discovered in the evening hitched to a
post In Madison street. carefully bian.
Rated and tied. The stranger had evi-
dently loft lovInI
i“. E. Loekwood & Company would
like to see the dapper stranger even
more than Mr; Solmans. for be succeed-
ed in buncoclng them out of a fine ham»
marinas Shattuck gun, with the case,
valued in all at 825
The gun was secured from Frederick
E. Lockwood Mr Lockwood says that
the young fellow drove up In float of
his store In the runabout, bitched the
animal, and came into the store Inquir-
‘lnii if he sold guns Mr Lockwood
answered in the. affirmative and began
showing him his assortment of fire-
arms The strangei spent several mln~
mes looking over the weapons and fin~
finally decided that the Shatturk bani»
merit-so just suited him
The dealer saw a prospective. sale.
and when the young fellow. whom Mr.
Lockwood describes as in; appai elli-
iy about twenty years 0 age. frank 01
market, and said his name was Frank
Chase.
lic carelessly took the gun and case
In the runabout and drove on. Nothing
has been seen of the man air gun since.
Mr. Lockwood had a feeling. soon after
the stranger left his store that he had
been dished and set about to look for
the missing gun. lie learned that the
horse and runabout had been secured
from Solinana' and realized a little lai-
er, when the horse was found, that lie
was out a gun. The police of both
Nat-walks were notificd‘.
SURPRISED MISS SANGER.
Company of Friends Gathered At Her
Home on the Green Last night.
Miss Lucretia Sanger was tendered
a surprise party at her home on the
I'll-«inn [not nwmill" l)" n company Of
friends. the evening proving an Ideally
onloyaliieiin every respect.
The feature of the occasion was
seven banded euchrc, for which there
were several prices The first Iadlcs'
award was made to Mrs, Hubert E.
Bishop, the second to Miss Rita Clark
and the third to Miss Marjorie Bisb
up. First ventelman‘s prize was so
cured by George L. Woodward and sec.
and by Benjamin F. Andrews. A col
lotion was served.
Those in attendance as 'guesta in-
cluded Mr and Mrs. Benjamin F An-
drews. Mr. and Mrs Hubert 10. Bishop.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Mosaman, Miss
Marlon Vernam. Miss Catherine Betta
Miss Clara Betta, Miss Marjorie Blah-
op. Miss Eloise Byingtnn. Miss lIIui
Clark. Lil/losers George L. Woodward.
George E. Curtis, Louis W. lmnard
Thaddeus Betti. Clarence Cram and
Howard H. Mosaman.
IRVAN'O APPEAL ARGUID.
Nehruknn Expected to Make Hla An-
a llght overcoat and a dark soft hat. ‘
lived at 20 Wall street, Norwalk. and '
, that he would begone only a short
F rank ll. Traendl and Charles
Subunit, of Na York, Said
to be llaslroil's of Getting-
Thelr Money :Oul oi the
Business ‘
l
“Ward of 100 Friends I” A
“W
Farms. it being lhé celebration of her
elglitietzh birthday anniversary A large
number of friends on relatives pre-
sumably about 100 as shared to wish
her continued health and many happy
returns of the day.
Many tokens of affection were re-
ceived by her and the gifts of cut flow-
ers and potted plants. were so numerous
that although it was winter outside.
the atmosphere of summer reigned
within.
Through the afternoon and evening
the guests weie served with luncheon
and all took their departure with is-
luctaucc. The. following poem was coin-
posed and read by one of the guests:
And so you are eighty years old today;
How nice toihave llvrd so ions-
Throughdsunim'er and winter, sunshine
no
You still navel kept well and strong
The lines score? and tea which God
piomlsed _ *
Have been is filmed to four some
years, .
And you' ve had your share, i feel quite
sure. '1
0f 1:'fcs trqibles and pleasures and
tears '
Now locking back o'er the dim distant
years
i know yen can see God’s hand
Has been helping and guiding you all
the long g,way
And will load to the Better Land.
Your husband has gone on a little
ahead . ,
Hc' ll be waiting up tlicie for you.
And you ve only to wait till God calls
you lion's
Though the year-she many or few.
i
l
Your chiidrorr have all of them been
spared to you:
You‘ vs grandchildren and one wee
reiation' '
Just arrived in this old world of nor-
row and: joy
She belongs to the fourth generation
“it years have been kind and God
has been good.
-\'i(i i know you are walking His way.
And i hope you may have many happy
returns
(if this day. your bright happy blnli-
- day. _
wear A Tami. av JURY
The arguments were made before
Judge Taylor regarding granting a
Saundeis case, which has been pen:
ding In the court}; for some time Al-
lonioy Walsh argued against the trial-
by jury and Attorney Keogh argued in
favor of such a trial. The court re
ccrv ed decision. i
TUCKER Appeasses THE wav.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 24.~—-iiiler
Attorney General Parker had conoliid
ed his argument Charles u Tucker
addressed the jury in his own behalf.
having been told by Judge Sherman
that he had that privilege; _
~NOTlCE
There will the a special meeting of
Court Nhriuk. F. of A.. in their rooms
Tuesday evening at ’l: 30, to take ac.
tion on the death of Brother Charles
McOrath. l
D. J. MOORE. C. R. ,
TO LET.
‘ 'ro LET—+1 HOME 12 we or avas-
ue Apply at 10 West Avvuui- South
Mrwaik 123 If
To LET—4 ROOMS SECOND
floor 45 Summltt avenue near liigii
Street, inquire 18 llaviland Sheila 'It
1'0 LET—«LARGE FURNISHED
front room, with gas. bent. and priv~
liege of bath. 88 80.00011) lit. 80th
Norwalk.
To LET - HOL‘SIE CENTRALLY
located. eight rooms, laundry, let tubs
and all modern conveniences Poem
slon Immediately. Particulars of ii).-
Adams. .
i
l
Q1“ umat Today.
NEW “A EN. Jan. ills—Arguments
were heard In the Supreme Court of
J Bryan from the decision of the Sun--
crlnr Court donyinv hiin authority to
receive 860.000 mentioned in the lam
one «mind letter left by the late Phlic
8. lieunatl of whose estate Mr. Bryan
iii enooutor. In the absence of Chief
Justice Torrance, who is III at his
home in Derby.
wins sea was filled by Judge Minion
A. Shumway of the Superior Court,
the bunch being thus filled. The court
room was crowded with atborneys hoe
Sllmfihl.
for the presented of the cm.
”2’3... chestnut Mr. raglan. Henry G
gflwl?‘ limovlllmi lion
which" techni 5M (3090le
was Madam hoary
for
{and other reside
it was sandbtod‘gatw
beat at : argument immediately lifter
stod-
lllmrs today on the appeal of Willleml
Justice Bimemi fol
Baldwin presided. and Justice Baldv
litidtii friends ‘3) If; Egan:&l§d other I augus- some;
61'8““ OI M“ 033‘ 9‘ UK"! M‘- “'9? .
p I: ride was a ilowcd two MI in. suit all
uni 0!! 8
old hull f
coolness serious;
EMPLOYMENT AGINGV~MRS.W.
J. Wilcox announces that she has et-
tabiisbcd an employment agency at
13 Hartford Place and can secure work
tor all classes of applicants ill din
J. A. nuance, rmrioln PAINT
or. Paper Hanger and Decorator. Estl'
mate: submitted. Address. Madison
street. foot of Franklin 0p. Luther
W lht' I. , all it
. A Very cultivable affairs was held _ I
yesterday afternoon at the home of ’
Mm. Andrew W. Jennings. In Green _
Crowds of Strikers Are 0‘
Linli: bl
. open ”a subscription in aid of the pro
,stabic on duty at the embassy wit-
irlnl by jury In the town court for the: ,
trailug, But There were N‘,” ,
Disturbances Records To- _*
days—Employee of M08 ow ,
Industries Are Now on strike , ‘
LONCON Jan. 24. --A despatch to 0
news lingency from , SI Petersbnrg 7
“1110111231. .1), in, loony. says; . " ,‘
i ”“t ‘rpwds of strikers are again couv _
cent rating on the Nevsky Prospect
"l he situation iii so tense that many
ts of St. Petersburg are. send . . .
log t r "wives and children’tb ’ llel- '
slngi’ois and elsewhere for safet “
"A meeting oil 330 barristers had; sol.
letters has passed a resolution can:
dari‘ty With the strikers. pro
against the action of the government
in provoking. bloodshed. declining tow
plead in the clamp and declining: to;
pagandu"
MOGCOW Jan. air—Employee, of
the Bachrus‘hin. Michealoif. binder and .
Sciiiaeder factories have joined In the
strike: Euin eyes of the. tanneriesfx’ ,
who are out on strike remain quiet. ‘
The strikers. at noon totaled 10,.000
The police, have ordered all arms to
be removed from the window of gum _
smiths, a' malority of whom have clos- ‘
ed their shops
LONDON. Jau. 2.i.—-A big brass . .
plate at the entrance of the Ru slap
embassy here was wrenc‘hed all at Iwa. .I
ooiotk this morning. A ape. :lal con.
penned the act, but was unable to get,
‘to the spot in time to arrest the man. '
who eluded pursuit. The incident is
regarded as simply the act of a sour . , '
Inon thief.
ST. PE’I‘ERSBURG. Jan. stuns
oilitlal acconni‘of yesterday's events
In as follows. ‘-
During Monday there was no col- ,
lléion between the ill «rs ad the
troops. Detachmepts pi sold are bad
no need to use Instr mine as the, L;
crow ds dispersed final. the troops ap- ,
poured. in the coil as of the has an
attempt was made 0 attack Goatinny
Dvpr Market but is was rcpt
workmen at theéle ”Infinite
ed the striker In. the cvenlng._,’; blend
some groups taking advantage of the.
darkness began to break windows In
the shops. but order was everywhere
(Continued on Eighth Page).
, WANTED.
WANTED - POSITIONS F0 it
three colored men as (touchinen: wo I
man as nurse; two women as scour "
stresses in pihme families Apply
Mrs. Wilcox. l3 HanfoId Place j2~i 3t
WWANTED~ BRIGHT BOY WANTV
011.") until In store and make himself
cenmally useful. One with some inc-.-
chanical ability preferred. Must fur: .
niah good references Chll before 6 p
m. at. ":2 South Main st. ' d2" 3} .
WANTED —- LADY on GENTLE.
man of fair education to travel for a
firm of $250 000 capital. Salary 31. 072
per yoai and expenses; paid weckiy‘
Address M Percival. South Norwill
Conn. ~ “ 124 It
WANTED —- BUSINESS WAGON
short bodied and light, with two seats
In good cOndIi-lon Box 84 Carlos 323 ill
WANTEbnNORWEGIAN WOMAN.
good washer and Ironer, would like to r
take Work home. Call at Oisen‘ s gm
may store, 1 Benton street. j21 3i.
WANTED BOARDERS. GOOD
table board, with or without reams. .'
One large pleasant heated front room;
also three other pleasant rooms. Prices
lOlilOllablC. Mrs}! .A. Crow. ‘li Ellie
abeth street. ‘ 1218t
WANTED—TO PURU ASE ANY
kind of old books . No litter what
You have solid postal. Will call city ,
or country and pay cash Largo lb
brat-lee or iiiiiIill collections bought: ,
Address Books. care sentinel. dab-If ,.
MISCELLANEIGC 8
FREE To LADIES SECUlth
tickets this Week two‘ wegliii treatise
inc. Wrinkles. crows piniplsii
blackheads and frecklesJlitltiriovell'"tilll
partitions hair, Indies warts
humanity linutfoydtl ii elmirolys
without pain or scar. ,‘Gonsullhlio
free. Business or branch“ [0031mm
lm Madame Frances Murray. WW
Main street. - .
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CEMETERIES.
um
Iot‘v‘nilla entire v .A i too
It van" semi-i m
gal-mil ‘ :
hair pillo film for sale»
Address ,
filth—A 8101M.
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