Wills be in): on savings bank depos-
it or durum dates; 3
following resolution regarding to-
9"fhat' this in“: his is In
cinnamon depot: a
Win 5He; stated that the average
little over 8300, and in the
hit rings banks are owned
‘Qtllltlsltora Who share' pro rata
a'cet't plated deposits The in-
. c Investments of savings
n ti'ne'cesstifily small. He gave
ythe laws regulating savings
by“ lhve'a ni'ents. showing that the
it?“
' .9999
‘ " the
it billet: cannot pay much more than
nil one half per cent.
He also
93 cilia the savings banks are at
’ owing to the greater
9 anoetmont allowud to
1' altar: at institutions. He was
roual'y applauded.
9 resolution was unanimously
" , an :3
38. call 0 Sharer presented a. resolu-
tlfm GDPPO‘ving the bill regarding trol-
:ey legislation. The resolution fol-
ows: .:
Rescued That this meeting tib-
pro omen $99:th) #901122?
'r legial not. 'coihiltliihe dd
. arch a 1905 :2 urinary.
I
. In., and tinge the passngé of the above
3 mentioned bills.
.ty pet cent more The bii
on. f a lab:
‘gtttuh that the increased 33:: thojgé
Senator Donovan attached the trol-
ley company. saying that Norwnlk has
worse treatment In regard to fares than
any other piece in the state. He quot-
cd from tile report of the tailroad com-
missioncls showing that: .llli.‘ town of
Bristol has a practical fear cont fare.
. while in this city there' are ten cent
to
school children at a rely niuclt lower
fares. Other roads sell tickets
cost. in some cities 2 3-4 cents. idling;
companies sell 25 tickets for It whlc
oase prevails in Stamford only nine
He believed that
miles from here.
there is no doubt that certain conceit-
sions can be secured both in reduced
fares and better service.
The resolution was
adopted.
Former Mayor Edwin Adams Intro-
duced the following resolution:
Resolved. That this meeting air
prov es of the bill now before the leg-
islature which will Dormit the city of
South Norwnli: to extend its municipal
lighting plan: so. as to serve the whole
town of Nort'v'aIIt.
Resolved. That tiic chair appoint ll
committee of citizens to appear before
the legislative committee and ask for
the passage of the bill.
Bonnier Donovan explained the bill.
lie stated that home few ycaia ago a
committee of citizens adored to the
eitlacus of East Norwallt and flower: ,
ion electric lights f they ‘eodltl be al-
lowed to extohd he rules it paldg
outside the city bottle to tho' ecélgn
corporation Is double and tor at tel:-
ill, be said.
did not obligate the city in my my.
and gives a valuable asset: to“ little
the city should wish in take annotate
of it fly inoreaaing the lipid of ours
viee it llncrcasetl iho assets oiitho mhnl.
“Ml .
Christian tin-art: unwed an that
merit. oxeopiing the sale of water with.
in the corporate boun rlca of the (my
ofNortttlk. timid:
had been acid to cmotmot owe “it
It had been an a camel nWity. Mr.
llwtrtira amendment was lost. however
and cilia resolution prevailed 9: pre-
and 8a rt: then presented the
towing aulntl on:
ofbuiid Ingundcom l
he I’M
filaingfthc‘
0 1 Mill)?! M l
motto. over the summation of no
trust. lufitrlto to the sum
mum Malaria: in viewiof
“contractors
‘ of the filter. and rearranging it in
out the right that in making
unanimously H
tat tilt is water
, Wired The: the min of 813.000
:be and the some is hereby contest-tau
so from the deity imasury for mango H
i ‘3’: 3 I
toi- laid city. said tutu being iii
in Haiti W
had offered to
. bunting and above tit
several instances. ,
0'. P. Kaufimann said. that he found
from water and showed a filter in.
rented by Professor Pasteur. in which
the water passes through infusort a. on
fossil meal. He said that to? poop is
have no guarantee that 'iitlie tor Will
give tastclcsiirand odorless mien? lie
favored having a oommittee appointed
to inrestlgate' further. He advocated
draining the reservoirs. laying gravel
and tend to the bottom and cleaning
the water sheds lie was applauded 3
Colonel E. if. Mathewson eta that
a tiller will do the work and a filter
that he has at his house has done it.
(Counting. on Sloth Page).
A IIG Ala caueasaaoa, '
nipped by the Not-walk Icon Wot-kt
Company to Bei'wlek, Penn.
The Norwulk iron Works Company
recently completed an immense air
compressor for the American Car and
Foundry Company, of Berwick, Penti-
sylvanla. and the ports of the machine.
which filled two freight cars, were
started on their Journey today. The
weight of the machine is 100. 000
pounds Its capacity its six hundred
horse power and It is' H’ititdwn In a
double compound air pressor. as
it has compound air a ti compound
steam cylinders. This is the third
air compressor of this desuriftlo'n
which the iron Works has turn
this customer. The air cylinders“
thirty— eight inches and tweed-two;
cites in diameter, and the steam ital:
linders are twenty- and forty inched in
diameter. The air intake valves Midi"
the steam valves are of the Corlisd put.
em.
TO Leave no WALK
-‘ i
Thomas J. welt, .l 3 _ill Take Pool.
thn in Large can. when Mill.
Thomas J West. lanolin fen some
time has been gaining an Insight in.
to the cooler: business at the. Nut-walk
3nd: of which at: west. as. Is gram:
manager. covers his connection mm
.9 today and will team Sunday for Coil-
sliohockcn. Point, to take a [loam
In a Inigo uoolcn mill
aged by his brother. Waiter D. West.
a'ntl Owned by his father and broth-
Gl‘.
Mr. West has a legion of friends In
The Norunaliis and regret very much
that he intends a» depart from here
but they wish for him the greatest
iunotmt..of success possible.
—-——-——-—-
THE STUDY OF JAPAN.
South ”92mm Congregational Wom-
auhmlatien Home Meeting.
z-d‘hd. liar meeting of the Woman' is
, Ass _ of the South Norwalk Con-
granulated: Church. yesterday. was of
a mid y character. and the and
incl 39 he Study of Japan." the
purtid tit-base of Japanese life be-
log out . ed was "Japanese Cul-
inro.",rH. 9. .l M (inborn spoke upon
“Art 99rtisans." Mrs. Weleh upon
"The” tlonai Outlook" and Miss
Patten: "Home News " The at-
tenda. 2 large and the meeting
‘ ' ":V'ierestlng. After the pro-
. 92' intents were served by the
9’. Endeavor Circle King's
:‘ TROM—GRANSON.
_9 th Norw-lk Men Wade
‘ H . ng of Otto Lindctrom. tho
genluiéj”, r. and Miss Hulda Gran-
son. .315 'er East Norwuil: young
ilady,.~'ioilklace at '2 o'clock this of-
ternoll’l.~a3 be home of the bride in
new ,H After the ceremony they
2m Witteriford. and take a brief
wedditii nip. racy will reside at :1
Oulloi'ti Waldo, East Nerwalit.
fJ tea—s.
9 ouruaav none.
retina“. or r. a. BOERUM.
The fillierai of Frederick ll. Hoerurn
will be H'athended tonight at 7:30
ncloolt. from the late residence in
Bayvihw avenue. not. tewln Frank
Buell3 0.1).. pastor of the South Nor-
wallt Commitment! Church. will of~
delimit. Old Well Lodge Will have
charge of the Maaedlc service later.
FilNifillAL Gill M118. ll'AllftiNG’l‘ON.i-c
The funeral of the late inbuilt For.
rlpgtiiit wife of Nehemiah Edmonton.
f lilth it! .3 i i Cl:t £110,633:
roin‘ a p loops are . .
hotel Humour-lea cdicittod. The In»
9 t tree in not Nowell Cardin
. hi i... timid WWI.
z’iilttfu ldtbeisméit‘aa 1..
,H tier will in: hold at l O‘clock this
from her flute reorientation
semiannual.
a... Ifountdln arm cemetery.
WWfl mm
_ aural of Alice Katherine tin-H
be held from the home of bar
Manna lira cam
die 3
it almost impossible to eliminate odor ‘
3 Well looked after by Master
3 Benton and Harold Watorb
‘ flied Grace Hanna Miss Marion Weeks.
MEAD Olt’. AWD KmDAVlfi. :33
mos-i out dampen Hutoru. one started to
The stage wpa draft
a :1 finale green and While he
hears ng in Greek the class molt
translated. reads, "Temperate
Things."
'litc sales tables were In
turn me bows, and
lows:
the Misses Minnie Morrbil
lc‘ranku, Mary Raymond;
and Miriou Merriam!
which afforded inu'cli anarchic
in charge of MI us Bessie W
in? charge of the confectldlb 3 _ 3 n
were the Mluueé Mildred Durh' '
edbl' ,
ray, while the office and (too? it
Arthur
beta. is highly gratified at
success attained with til
it most pleasing graduatidn.
The music of tbe‘ovening was far-
nished by Carl Schmidt's orchestra.
of South Norwaik. which played on-
tertaining selections at various per-
imia‘bcofre 8: 30 o',clock when dancing
was begun. The fiber m comfort-
ably filled and all ting et-
prcased themselves as as. a pious-
ant time. Among those in' agendance
at the hall was Principal 0 rise A
Tucker. who was pleased with the suc-
cues of the venture of the graduating
class. Miss Caroline M. Fuller the
high school teacher at the school was
adalso present
The members of the senior class are
Miss Laura Rusk. Miss Ma y Raymond
Marcia Waterbury and hr in Benton.
rants to initial '
W
floods of toudtuptlve' a...
diapers. and Firemen fleet
mow vent: he... 2.3—1: cordur-
cut-He bptwcexr representatives of the
Brotherhood of locomotive beginners
and tho Btothcrbood of locomotive
bitumen was held in the Grand Union
Held] in this city today to adjust if
possible. the conflicting blainis of the
engineer a and firemen employed. on the
New Iork New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. There were Httrescnt in the
conference when It began Grand Chief
Warren 8. Stone.- of the engineers and
Grand ..iaster .l .I. Hannuhan and Sec-
ond Vice-Grand Muster.’i‘linnthy Shea.
of the firemen. The meeting was held
in the room offhand Chief Some.
Members of the adjustment. commit-
iccs of tile engineers. and firemen em-
played on the railroad affected were
expected to take part in the meeting.
but they were not present when the
oillcers of the two brotherhoods began
their conference. it was hoped from
the exchange of views in this confor-
cnco a way would be found to avert
threatened trouble on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
The differences arise from the fact.
that. the Brotherhood of locomotive
Firemen demanded from. the manage
acnt engineers who are members of
their organisation when they are call-
cd before an official on n complaint
The. Brotherhood of Engineeru con-
tends that such men should be rcp—
resented by members of the engineers
brotherhood
The cotlt‘erecs worn Joined. late: by
Assistant Grand Chief Edwin Hurley.
or the Brotherhood of locomotive Em
glncors.
It was stated that the adjustment
committee of the ilrumons organica-
tlon would arrive front New Haven
later and go into conference with the
olloiale. 9
While the official» of the twin broth
crlioods were in conference lil‘fll‘illld
Chief Stone's room. the members of the
adjustment committee of the engineers
organisation were in another part of
the-hotel awaiting the units! of the
firemen' a adjustment coinuiittoc.
Under the proposed method of pro»
endure. it was planned for the four
officers of the brotherhooda to act as
a court of arbitration. The members
of ad ustmbni cinumlttaea were to. ap-
pear fore the billeials and «the their
dye cocoa after automate oil-
also hoped to be able to settle their
hindrance: by mutual implant. H
WILL liftiq IN IIIMIMR'I'.
h Thoma'iidt‘. Wed” 9"!!an mall?"
at boomer: go o n u a
lllit at flroot: tiouof' Mule;
Enduring.“ cine school at Ifadluen
all an port. its will saw
tbbseu auditorium citation do:
in for the benefit of the
“titration chums. the nation 0th
our carrot; in minimum: 9. .
m... 3
bill. Wilfrid Hon! filiblw.
a horse owned b it. .1. Curtis not
frisky "sterility wt: is left by the own
or. near the Holmes. iteoier and act
a way. animi «name up
tiltitedtltt utmost;
all at. thatii .399
t. was cantor“
fora any '
ling.
Fancy work table. presided 'vc by
'l‘lic klondihe. a tau-dust g shim ‘
and the prospects are that it will ultfve l‘
‘ concepts rattan” *
Representatives of firoibor-V
:nent of the railroad a right to more .
' onc night while on his way home. The
waiting room w ~ .
fired at him throti
heard the bullet
and retain his
return: Be is Mr.
. to ascertain the »
other bullet an.
den and the nettl
ed through the winugff
form beside him.
but regained his feet. ii
again took to his book.
agent chased him do
track for a short distance and tired
several. shots at the lit bob!
did not hit him. Mr
escaped unliiiured.
ed at him going wild _3
The station agent thiillts tho
he was parading tit hit
another man minced , ,
l Window and once 3
M3 crash-H
ton i?“ let-
manna:
limit)“ age“ 9 9 9 9
Hinstattbineaus.
oi the bony by- Ur- .l. n. Newthn;‘ the
mcthal examiner for that town of
For :lngion. who lives in this village
showed that the bullet entered just
back of the. right car and came out
tin-ouch the mouth, severing the logo-
lur vein. 9
The clothing of the dead han was
fairly good. in the pocketsh emedi-
ca al examiner found a Jimmy and other
tools. some fuses a package of worse
gunpouder and another. package of an
u'nknoun kind. The body was removed
after the'examinatimHto the rooms of
an undertaker in thowfli‘a'ge.‘ ’
Mr. Bu'rnham said today that not at;
tempt had been made in break the
auto in the ticket office and that in fact
the burglars had no time to begin op-
cratlous. an. the hur'glat alarm which
was attached to the door through
which they fortcd an entrance arous-
ed hint immediately. He has been
station agent here for twenty‘two
yeah: and has always been on his
guard against such an attempt at rob»
bery as thib. Besides having the bur-
glar" alarm in his house connected with
the station, he has had an emergency
suit similar to that used by firemen.
beside his bed every night. _
Thirty-three years ago when Mr.
llurtiham will: employed at another siu~
lien for the company he was attacked
'wouhbbo robber evidently supposed he
had the ofiico funds with him at that
tinié. Mr. llurnham was armed. how—
ever. and gave his assailants so a‘arm
a reccptlou that they abandoned the
attack. Since they be has always tak-
en careful precautions for the coil:-
pany’s property as well as his own.
it has been learned that a crowbar
which, was. found on the floor of the
waiting mm wan taken from the still-
lion. house a. when distance on the
railroad track. the burglars having
broken in. there before going to the
station. .
A team bolonixlng‘ to Charles Sharp
was stolen during t a night. and there
we» at lirat a theory that this was
band by the fleeing robbers in maklnl
their emetic. later. however. it was
teamed that the team had been re-
our red and the officers astiuticd them-
that the tutu: who took it said
to be a resident of Avon. could have
had nothing to do with the robbery. it
in transact! diatribe dead mane com-
pan nor mausoleum apodby
tin: about-dc .gtrei lit its at more
point aim the line. Mr. nurnhsm.
however untitled other points on the
his as. soon as poulble by telegraph
chartcm has been kept all
truth ind station employees.
hr Newton has rtportedto
oncr that the burglar was killed by” a
bullet. which entered the back of tile
noel: and panned out of the about: on
they lat sue. severing the carotid an
fracturing the lower law.
Dot:A fisflflim Hiustantaboouit.
ill!
after bar: ord county. w ill tulle one
ill autign in the mattmof the about:
{imam of it burgilr’ at Unlonrliie. it ill
that,
will his diodtll'ltild from all
u: an , r
3 ‘ ll-
‘ Hibernate Glover,
3 netted a telephoe mutilate this morn-
, Ing from the coroner at?!»
l ‘ N: 7.. stating that a high it one name
‘ ' that
d y 3 Chief Vollmer immediatelybe
_. 99 culved a telephone manage this morn-
; ‘9 formerly residedin
‘ ' scorn Noawatuoaaao Lia-r.
d laureate of 3.202.026 Otter That of
' after the work done by the Board of
H‘ In bureaus of
' a your age. with: was unsure. This
9'93 u'aovenu tutorial
not: criticism Because at Insurance
Mo. 8cm
.«Coreuer .i. .
Gilbert gen oils, of this city. «heinous .
Wreath at Mr. aura: " “
Month
Chief of Police William Vollmer rs-
hkeupsie.
was William B. Glover; was stabbed
and illcd there on. February and
u had ‘an aunt in this city.
a an
evacuation and found that lliam
.Glover was a brother of'l‘b
Glover, of ill Winfield street Bidet. Nor:
walk. r. Glover wile notified and
ing. The details of the stabbing are
unknown.
William B. Glover the deceased. was
a mini over thirty years of age and
lnthls city. '
W
The grand list of taxes in the City
of South Nbrwalk for the past year
Relief but been deducted, la $6,134,728.
202. 625 over that of
is a. very gratifying increase over the
year before. 9 ‘
W 9
PRIIT. IRUMSTIUP REGIONS.
Bert Brumsirup resigned from the
presidency of the Painters' Union last
night owing to the fact that he is to
move to Bridgeport. A new presi.
dent will be elected at the next meet-
ni-
av agitator carom
Mllationwllesoiution Was
its still
W McGovern by
‘ licensee of the form
balloon. enlivened
_ ton yesterday suit is
given in detail below:
When the resolution extending the
time for organiaing’ the Travelers in-
domnity Company to March 26,1905.
was called team the calendar. Senator
McGovern. chairman of the insurance
committee. made the astral explanation
of the oomniittéo‘s report. .
Whenrhlii motion for passage was
about to be put. Senator Donovan
arose and said: .
"Is the senator fort-the ‘Soocmi in-
torcuied in this bill?" .
lie looked at‘Senator
waited for an answer. in
forthcoming.
attention:
“it: the scuator from the See end in-
terested in this bill?"
"i am a stockholder you." answered
Senator McGovern. rising
"Then." said Senator Donovan. "l
matte a point of order that a member
when: his private interests are con
corned should not take part in the pro
coedings ".
Senator Donovan then read from a
parliamentary book to the effect that a
member interested In a measure
should not be present when action on
it is taken.
At the end of the reading Senator
McGovern said:
"i an: obliged to the senate: for
bringing up this matter and for the
manner In which he has done so. it is
in keeping With his observations before
the Senate on other matters. i am in
tematcd in the state "capitol and
should i withdrew when the matter of
iuuuranco of the capitol comes up?
All the senators would have to leave
if that is so.
“i have no more to do with the man-
agement of the Travelers than I have
with the management of the town 'of
Nertralk l train the senators will we
’mltfi the illimsy objections of the
center. I decline to withdraw tad
will remain to vote and represent my
condtitueutt." 4
"lit the opinion of the chair the
point is not well taken." declared Ben-
ator Photon. who put the resolution to
vote. and it passed without opposition.
The resolution amending the ohm or
of the Connecticut Mutual Life innar-
tncc (ion: by no air to norm of elec-
tion of «tractors for va’ryln
was next call on from the calendar. and
as in the rerieut ’me; it was un-
platoon by star McGovern.
etiovern and
lab was not
Then» H he repeated the
to inactive if the gain
alliiiii
. joy themselves the visitors did.
terms Cool:
At soon at he had detailed, Senator M
H - won Ill Jig .
demands int cried in title company. ‘
and a carafpl Mm for sun totem W
an not nit-mm in. ”I '
phonon: MW
3 form Assembly iiali Filicdiiy.
Five Hundred Members anti
Friends uitlt H' rdurmlia‘n'ti-
some Decorations. Music.
speeches and a Supper
.Evoryone knows tbl'it the American
eagle is a lusty bird anyway. but that
the king of the air holds a sovereign
place in the realm of fraternal organi-
sations was amply demonstrated at the»
mammoth smoker of Norwalk Aerie.
no. if... last night. at the 'i‘own la-
sambly Hall in Wall siren it was
estimated that there were in
the ball during the motility. {our
eryone had a good time." denoted
ship and hospitality malformation
it seemed to be the especial duty of;I
every member of and Order present to
contribute his best efforts to help the
guests to enjoy themselves. And cint-m
is many a day since so successful a
function of this character has been
given in The Norwmks.
The committee had been hard at
won a weibmerited success.
composed of Jamel: Bl Smith. Edwin
F. Benton, Daniel P. Hurley and Stoplr
en Selby. in addition. every member
of the Aerie was a committee of one
to help make the evening a success
fui one.
The decorations were very elaborate.
m
(Continued on Sixth Page).
“LA anemone" RAN «Gandhi? “
new YORK. March marine steam in-
tlr southwest spit. today Micropro-
tng to a stop Le Bretagne displayed a
signal indicating that she was not an
der control. She was aground for
only a short time getting free by pow,-
er of her own engines a: 12: 12. ‘
JOSEPH c. RANbLE ILL.
Joseph 0. Roadie has been confined
to his home in Winnipauk by lilac"
for some time. but it is believed that
he is now slowly recuperating. which
is good news to his many friends.
ENTERTAINED AT EUCHRE.
hits. (labile C for. greed entertain-
ed a dompdny‘of ma:
tcrday afternoon ate her home in liigh
street Norwdlk. _
«NOTICE.
There will be a special communion.
tion of the Old Well Dodge No.108,
it‘. and A M. held at its rooms Thurs-
day evening. March 2nd. at 'l: 30
o'clock sharp. for the purpose of at-
tending the funeral of our deceasbd
brother. Mderlck it. Boot-am. Per
order of the W.
ROBERT M. WthOX.
Secretary.
at leElME'trEBINEefiullt Ml:
van t tme try-e—
seventy acres beautifully lee-tun
Dottie suit all. his ivise outsider:
lot while you are alive. Apply tecto-
w. Voorheea Superintendent on the
moods - d to It
wscsnnansocs.
EMPLGYMINT AGENCY—MRSNV.
.l. Wilcox announces that she has es-
tablished an employement agency at
13 Hanford place and can secure work
fer all classes of applicants. iii if
PROFESSIONAL.
TIME GROWING SHORTwht/iii
am Frances Murray will leave South
Norwalk on or about May 1st. Ladies“
wishing work done plotter do not. de-
lay. Wrinkles. aupcrilotia hair' moles.
warts. destroyed by electrolysis. Pu-
pits wanted day or evening class. 65 00
up. Tiolot articles for sale titi South
D
3 Main street.
w. a. KNAPP. Alterirrlcv. use
moved his odll ce ma: the United
Bank Bldg. to 8 Madison St.
at tar—4 3 r a Ire
son sans.
FOR CALI—«TWO DAME MAR»
hot tea boxes in good condition Call
at a Hartford Place. ileum Not-ivy;
a
cot: ML! ~— ll'lVii PEN P'
triage wrendotms. fiction bullet; to
oral, 310 iii that: Will its Wynn.
dot: Cookout. large aloe pure it let
best strains, 32 to $6 . Trio ill!
Mailman. live dolls". s for WI};
Robert 0. flamed. Welt lids
neutrino can. , infill.
t'tlufi MbleEllT mm lti'
car or... 3:: arm.
N.
oth‘ out a
.h‘latwu.
tattle: nice
guts ' iii in will he to interested
Maggot? oemmlttpo of tibial: he
"it alternate W99dutm9 at other.” inter.
cabana , “that the
I“ already bill decided by
a no data." swam
ieiau. amt the blotter thin:
WWW“ without:
its-amt.“
9
has .
Now I ,
314. South 1"
run “LIME to
' wei- upright boiler. oil»
horizontal tbgind use
both in flat all“ W i
sell iii half Molaliiiil
rail: but: it. and a
work for a long time on this affair and.
It was 'i'h'otuns llradley received last-
' William Prime arrested
or La Bretagne. outward sauna. Wm.
aground in the main ship channel but: feather telegram this mornln‘ -~
it’ ‘at euchrvyeew
' he said that the girl clef
d3 6 Keillor
WE W0 ltlltl.
filth»: ll .,
' about
ma Cook. a fellow boarder at M.
Hill a tilted in wait: avenue. of
diamond rise. its in and a teen-
tatn can. has at "l" tbeen ting; rob ad
out (look. who Hill employed 3
hilt. R .36 enter will fir
obicge his not Prl e. '
er- F
Tho latter in being held by the By- ' '
3 reduce, New York belles. do -‘
til it “ill
ideally coalesce
3 our 3
Pri e had, previously to
Cook, been boa Ingwh for 0‘37“...
. hé léll;
Mrs. liillla bla'
sudden .he took in Idditnion‘te
articles an unpaid bodr'd out ‘2'
length at time. A r h
acne. Cook found 361101er
told of recent scrotum: and
slithe-
for the fact that he was forced t
The telegram which Chief of H
road:
Chief of Police. Norwellt Colin.
ing‘ with Numb Cook. Beth.
took
New York. 825 Find Gaol: Obtain
rand larceny warrant. Do you want
lm? Humor. "
back. ”Iiold him. Will
rue w." .
Chief Bradley followed this up with
let 3
out requisition. Will send edition ill
get reodlaition!’ _
Chief Bradley will orebilblyoetyd
otllc’er for Prim. as soon at ”he, re-
calves word from Chief Charles IL
Wright. of the smash police
it is believed flint Prime W We:
19:99:39“: 3:"? minor ”organ. and
e n; as e urging
ct. tor Cook's '
fusion of the
lie will prob y ' 9 .
walk and bound over to thy ‘
anpcr-len court. . ‘“
"titties prison condo“!
“W9 9_
Minot: in ed 0
William lngraham‘, of, t 6 firm at
Pruesaer and ingraham‘. was fined Sit)
and coats. amountin In :11 in $30 for
harboring a minor femaic‘i in the cal-
oon. This in the same charge on which
thin the girl was in the line .on the
night of January 16th fr 11 o'clock
until 11:35 with the lighiaé, turned out.
it was not believed that WEh .lugraham
was at the saloon that n his though
lned to be
twenty one years of age Ind the at»
peered with company
r WANTED.
pu-
party. Rippers Milllnery Bataanll
North Main street Port Chester. N.
Y. .H ml 3i.
WANTED—A POSITION AS COOK
or waiter by a competent colored
man. Can furnish reference. Also
have a position for s weitreiis. wages
$16 per month: must furnish refer-
LOE'B. .3 .1 t‘”
its he» '
riled H H H
with dds Hill 7 West avenues and' H-
khis diamond ring. ravines it. in, 3 H
Chief Bradley immediately wired,
ll! .
{at me known if he will some “311'.
ridessor will be tried Saidld'by mono. ‘
n
g‘he specific charge of the pollee is '
WANTED—exposinuooo rain— '
that to talto full charge of workroom 'H
' long season and good my to right
once. Apply ill Washington atrdet.
lbmployiueul agency. 9 ,3ml lat
WANTED-EDUCATWD
ithreel of either box to 2:»
lODFlVe newspaper: tdvertl lit: ”the
Norweggs 2'33 Vldlllnlw.‘ , i' tenuous
recur reap mega .
chard street Norw'allt. * f260 tit ‘
bull terrier. White breast. dwhite
spot on back of the built. ere l'io
collar when be disappeared on Feb.
rutry 91,1 lib. Answers to illit' time of
“’l‘igo.’ ldbortl reward for return to
titrcci. Norwa‘iit.
‘ LDOTv-«A sun or itdlibr an
tween South Main ttroet
Not-walk. ,
its return to this ofuoe
W
TO Lilli.
lioltne‘s
bald:
tld lanthanum“!
'33:?» m: 07.50.: “he
“0119mm
Miss lielcn at. John West. 0 Maple H
“To a’ tori-ere a ananfimfiiiuv 3
re LIT -— novella of!
t rooms. on: elm condition.
bath but as: cold water. “ ‘
Plenty of fruit treat it.
rounder,- it. it. rises. H
3 would not have taken the articles but H ‘
in"
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