‘fi.
‘ apparently to make. some concessions
. promitle ls.
‘ satisfactory to neither—4m earnest at-
lll WHITEH
Location Near Armory Would
Not Accommodate Nearly as
Many Students as would
Town Property on Mill Hill,
and Trolley Fares Could be
Saved
Editor Evening Sentinel: in a recent
issue of your paper tilts reference to
the High School Building Committee
was made: “Both sides are. willing
to facilitate the construction of the
needed institution."
" This leads‘me to state What a Com;
It is an agreement by two
differing parties on a course which is
tempt by each to accommodate “the
ment Lovers, in the Title Role
The now moral play, “The King's
llighwuy, compiled by liilio Aknrstrom
ill llultution of the old morality plays
of the twelfth century. was given lust
clothing in a highly successful and ur-
tistlc manner at lloyt‘s 'l‘henirc. under
the auspices of the Iuluiaclllutc Concep-
tion Sodullty of St, Mary‘s Church. The
theatre was crowded anti the pilly was
excellently received anti highly appre-
ciated. anti, indeed. it was most ac;
tistlcally rendered.
The. leading role, Humanity, was ttl-
lton by Miss Akerstrom. whose tri-
umphs in the bistrioulc art. in the past
in productions of an entirely different
character, have placed her high in the
estimation of theatre goers. She was
supported by an exceptionally compe-
tent cast of local talent. Though the
lines were often difficult of interpreta-
tion. dealing us they did with moral.
and ethical phases of life typified in
the. cast. the characters Were interpre—
ted in a most able manner.
titanium
Continued Today in Brockton.
Massachusetts. and Several
Bodies were Recovered.
Making 54, With a Number
Yet Unaccounted For
BROGKTON. Mania, March 21.——A
realization of the extent. of the disaster
which had come to the City of Brock-
ton yesterday ill the wrecking of the
great Wooden shoe’factory of the R. B.
irovcr Company and the ensuing ter-
riblc loss of life come more clearly to
the citizens today, when they awoke
to a full knowledge of the horrors nt-
tcndnnt. upon the catastrophe. All
night long the Work of searching for
the bodies of victims of the explosion
and fire. continued with unremitting
sidorable Trouble
Lust evening was a busy one for
Ofllccl' ltnymond. lliverylhing seemed
to come his way. and unto 10 o’clock
ho was certainly kcpi. on the jump.
About ii o'clock hc was cullctt to Ioolt
’ui‘icr llll‘ case of John llcrrick, a (ter-
mun i‘urmcr, who llvcs in West Nor-
Willil. I-lcrrick had stopped in a saloon
on his way home and the. hour proved
to be too much for him. Ilc had a pair
of horses ulld a large farm wagon with.
out a scat. lie started down Raymond
street on his way home and found it
very difficult to maintain his equili-
brium. Every time be swayed be null-
ml the horses In a different direction
and the result was that he collided
with one of Harris & G .‘5' coal wag-
ons. He. came. out of is encounter
successfully. and than" ad a narrow
escape from running ower tWo little
girls on the sidewalk. lie finally got
into South Main street, where his team
algzngged up the street aim was head—
ittttwut
Councilmen Order
$6
At the meeting of the Norwalk titty
Council. last night, it was voted to or-
der property owners of Wilton avenue
and Cross street to lay curb and gut-
ter the entire length of the thorough-
'l‘his action was
limits decision of the meeting.
al other matters of importance were
disposed of.
George B. Bltxion presided.
'i‘llc first subject was that of‘insnr-
fares.
taken up and
improve-
ments in Wilton‘Avenue and
Cross Streak—City Will Pay
for Insurance on Library and
Photographer North’s Bill for
unani-
Seycr-
Mayor
cry Entered and Cake of
Soap Stolen
burglars cull-red and ransacked thc
Norwullt Launch Works and Joseph
liinns chemical factory, Iocntcd on the
banks of ibc Norwulk Itlvor last night.
So far as can lic lcnrillltl nothing Willi
stolen bill a cukc of soup.
At. it o’clock this morning (‘. (3. Toy-
for, who sit-cps at the Iinlulch Works.
tutti acts ill the capacity of \l'atchnluu
for both concerns, was awakened by
a strange noise. He rose and dressed
and In doing so must have aroused the
suspicious of the burglars. for when
he looked the place over there was
no one to be found. There were burn-
ed matches about, and he discovered
one of the. windows open. A pane of
glass had been broken and the sash
raised. entrance to the building being
effected by that means, The. safe door
was opt-nod, but a small inner door
of the sale was still locked. No monv
cy is ltcpl iii the safe. however. and
3»
WEATHER FORECAST.
W
Rain in couth portion. Rain or chew
in man portion tonight.
Wednuduy .
Employes Are Being Allowed
to Go Home asthe Work in
Hendis-Compl ed--Woolen
Market Dull, t Company
Hopes to Resume Shortly
~v
Winnipauk has just received a very
severe blow. for the big plant of the
Norwalk Mills Company, manufactur-
ers of woolen goods. has been gradual-
ly shutting down sincelast Friday,
when the operatives were allowed to
go as they completed the work im-
mediately at hand, It is believed that
within a day or two all of the bands
will have finished the material start-
ed.
This condition of affairs spells cal.
utility for a. large proportion of the
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Intitiitu . ,s
g ”doctrine Pnau‘ news raovi ALL More or Ta: wonoo w a IPEGIAI. *wms AND ounflownonnmoa. . will“ will“? :gfilv‘l°;:‘n"3‘r"‘='rwom
.‘ {mm wW‘MW‘WW“"‘”"“‘W“"“"’"W “T" “““““““““““ ‘ 1......” . ‘ ‘ .y
‘ t‘asrilaménao :870. ”533:2,“ :3 ‘é’Scofi‘imhfii'wdiinr. soura NORWALK. country-tricolor MARCH 2:. .905. TWO CENTS- ‘
‘ . . , GIVEN BY LOCAL TALENT . HAD A WSY MG” ‘ ‘ [A B ‘ ALONG NORWALK RIVER NUHWALK MILLS ' ,
‘ ‘ ’ Miss Ullie Akepstrom, Well- Made Three Arre‘StsdTWo‘oi the .. I . .Norwalk Launch Works and h . t
. known to Norwalk Amuse» Prisoners Causing: Him Con- AN B" E Joseph Blnns Chemical Fact- STflP BUB'NESS “ . “
the outer door is nchr lockctl. A
search showcd that nothing had been
taken. it was also found that the
liinlis factory had also been entered
by means of prying open a window.
Desk covers were up and papers bud
ed up the steps of St. Joifieph's ("hurch
when ('iiflccr Raymond )l him. The
i'cliow ycllcd and swore.dntt with the
help of Stephen ll‘arriuglon Ofiiccr
ltnymond took him to tile lockle in
ant-c on the city's public. library, fix-
tures and books. Councilman More-
llousc stated that the administrative
committee. met with the library direc
tors Friday night and tilts was among
seal. The work was not rewarded at.
tcr midnight by the finding of any ad-
ditionni bodies until 7 o‘clock today
when the rcmnins of a human being
were. found in the boiler pit. ("onsid-
other fellow” to the detriment of both.
The dictionary says “An arrangement
made by mutual concessions“, Now
it— is a fact. that. there are two busi-
'l‘he plot. in brief, deals with the
struggles of Humanity against the vic~
es and the. final triumph of virtue over
Vicc. ll‘irst, Humanity, guided only
by the counsels of Falsehood. Vice,
several hundred elliployees of the coal-
pany. for the mill workers' wages to
not. total up a too mnnlficcnl. weekly
wage. The frugal sum is. it. is said,
ness centers. . Certain it is the pro-
posed High Scbooi cannot be erected
at least one-half of the people, those
that if it were located at one center,
at least onehalf of the. people those
grouped about that center woull be ac-
commodated. Are we agreed to this
point? Two centers of the mass of
population; a high school at one cen-
er would accommodate those within
the circumference of that center. Con-
clusion—the High School should be.
well located in either the midst of'
Riches. idleness. Vanity and Willy, is
awakened to her unhappy condition by
the yoice of Conscience. The first light
llpon bcr clouded and obscllrl-d mind
is gained through listening to the coliti-
sole of Wisdom, is touched and christen-
ed by Humility, then strengthened by
Truth, and finally, after accepting Pov-
erty, she passes to the happiness of the
hereafter through the good offices of
Death, the Messenger of the King.
'i‘hougll the plot is somewhat archaic
in comparison with those of the modern
dramas, it poasesses a strong current of
human interest anti carries its moral
lesson with clearness anti conviction.
bring the mystery attached to tin- dis<
uppcarltnce of David W. Itockwcll, lllc
engiuccr who was in charge of the. boil-
cr which exploded, the policc believe
thc hotly found today was tllni of the
engineer. Rockwell was reported to
have. been rescued yesterday badly in—
inrcd and later to have died. but the
police were not able subsequently to
locate his body. it seemed more like-
ly to the police today that Rockwell.
near as he was to the exploding bilcr
was among the first to nit-ct dcntli.
his own team.
hobo who was drunk a s hulking
row ill South Main strcc
follow.
language. He was nrrfted and
Haven, clmmcnccd to fight. He was
Raymond in the stomach.
llurdly bud Officer Raymond finished
his supper \vllctt be learned that a
Ilc was in
citizen's clothes and We i no to the
The drunk was ‘lnging, yell-
ing and using most vile'l'and profane
a
start was made for the attrition housc.
At tbc. corncr of l-ltlvila ti and South
Main streets the hobo. w to later gave
his name as John English, of Now
the topics of l'liscnssiou.
u that the. insurance had been placcd
by the t‘ouncil and they had bad noth-
ing whatever to do with it.
an:.ly ('lil down. All were now
,Vclir contracts with the lnsurnnctI colli-
on the building, and it was thought that
The commit-
tcc had bccn informed by the directors
Tile tll~
rectors were of the opinion that the
amount of insurance could be conslsc
one
your policies, too. and by taking threw
patties. it was thought. the cost could
a ho shadcd. At prcscnt $17,000 is carried
mHlli fighter and tried to kick Officer
The officer a reduction to $l2,titio would be advisa-
bccn ransacked in tin cvitlcnt search
for money. A cake of soap was found
to b.- missing. but nothing elsc. so far
as known.
This is the second time that bur-
glars have entered those places. This
morning Messrs. Bluns and llnrkcr olf-
ercd a reward of $50 for illi’orlmltion
which will lead to the apprehension
TO LET.
TO LET~——li‘iiRNlSlIi~2li ROOMS: To
let. with heat and privilege of bath.
iii Elizabeth street. lll‘Jl it
and conviction of the burglars. /
its a mic. usctl up by the time the next
pay day is due. (Tonccqucnily thcrc.
is sorrow, anti :lpprcllcnsion for the
“Univ tililtillg the lill‘ii, \\lllllt‘li ftiitl
children who gain a livlihood by toil-
ing within the walls of thc big mill six
days otli of seven.
There is fear for the days to come
among the operatives, because, they
complete their work. they were told
to go home and stay ihcrc lntiil they
\vcrc scni for. This was. indefinite
and they did not know what it meant.
though it implied that they wcre not
discharged for all time. bill would be
summoncd once more to their looms.
The present shut down has been
caused by lack of orders, (ioionol Fred
crlck A lilll, secretary and treasurer
of the Company. stated this morning
that. thc woolen business all over the
country is very poor at the preieni.
dine Consequently the effect banknot
(moaned Norwalk. ,
When asked if he, had any idea
when the mill would start up again
with full force, (mibntll lliil stated
The cast was as follows:
Hcl‘ald ........... Miss May lillcklantl
Falsehood ii. C. Smith
Vice .................. W, A. Bellow
Riches .................. F. i). Powell
idleness ........ Miss Josephine. Basia
Humanity ........... tilllc Akerstrom
Conscience ..... Miss Margaret Collins
Folly . ............ Miss Helena Millerd
Vanity ....... Miss Elizabeth Harkins
Wisdom ........ Miss Julie ()‘Snllivan
Humility ..... Miss Margaret if. Kclly
Truth Miss Margaret Kelly
Poverty ........ Miss Grace liarrigun
ML'SSi‘illil‘l' -------------- (ins Bernard lit'c today that be bad remtcsied ovcry
Tilt? lllliSlL' was by 51- Mary's (TlIUlF- clcrgytnnn ill thcclty to meet with him
personally conducted by Edwm‘l i"- at 3 o'clock lilifi afternoon at (lily
Hands. organist. . llnll to make arrangcmcnts for pub-
Particulnrly good was tllc portrayal lic l'nncl'al services for the victims of
oi" Folly by Miss I'iclcna Mlllcl'd. tlnlt .1“. accident. He suggcslcd the city
of Wisdom by Miss .luilu ti'Snlllvan ”mu“. “5 It“. most '“mnflmc p1,“...
and that of Humility by Miss Margarcl “yr glyph Spryirpgh “my tllcntioncd
1L KUW- Hlllll‘)’ 0- Smith 3‘5 “1159' ’l‘llursday afternoon as it ticsirablc
““0“. “lid W. A. iiclltw. “5 “”3 “0"“ little for them to be llcltl. Ilc :uldcd
also excellent. also that it seemed bcst to bllrv those. “5 ”Hilly H mm "iii". Jililllt‘ Till’lui‘
'l‘llc mill-r melllbcrs oi" the met ("M'- bodies whose Identification would on or"! him 10 lil'ilisciml'l for flirty liars.
ricd out their parts ill a mom creditable llllpossiblc 1“ the my mum...“ at nitcl which he will work out the costs.
manner, of which lhcrc could be little Mom...“ ’ . ‘ i“l‘illil\' Finch. who is really a cripple,
threw him to the ground and subdued
him, bill the fellow was still ugly. I).
W, llarford and Howard Zeluff came
along and assisted (illiccr Raymond and
they carried him to a cell.
The next oil‘endor against the peace
was Frank Finch, an inmate of the
Soldiers' Home in Norotlln. He was
pursuing a very crooked course down
South Main, street and had several
narrow escapes from tailing down
stall-ways. lie. was arrested without
trouble.
This morning ill the town court licr-
rick. lhc West Norwnilt farmcr. said
flint hc gncssed Ills Ilccr must how
in on drugged. He could not rcniculbcr
any of his l'l'l‘uiil' courses of the cvcn-
ing pct'orlu lie was iiucd with costs.
paid $10.83 and wcni homc a sadder
but wiscr man.
An English. the fighting hobo. was
clnlrgtd with drllnkcuucss. resisting an
otliccr and breach of the peace. and
blc. It was bclicrcd, also. that by
gctling tilrcc-yczlr contracts. the cost
could bc urraugcd so that all of the
policies would not fall due the same
year. Colon-llmun Moreliousc was ap-
pointed a conuuittw to continue his
investigation regarding the insnrancc.
Councilman lltlbbcll explained the
much discussed bill of Sti for photo
graphs of the. interior of the library
building: also why (i. S. North. at
South Norwalk photographer. and not
n (.7in of Norwalk photographer, had Louis S, liccrs. South Norwalk Trust that hc would like to know “an”,
been cmpioylvl. The pictures had Company building. all) if He could “0‘ prcllici the that-Who'll
been taken after requests were made thcrc would 1).. a patter market. If A
by becrctary Mine, of the State Board
. . . . . he had the power to prognosticntc cor-
o‘l laducaiion. and irom the Library of rectiy along this line he. said. it would
Longrcss for some to exhibit at the bi. be possible t‘or him to sell his ini‘ormtl~
Lotti-‘4 l‘XllUSllIO". Tilt‘l‘i‘ llilil it'll“ tion for scvcral million dollars.
“Wu H l‘cflllutil from ”W Albany “lll‘il' The company officials. howovcr. take
it“ Till: Norwolk institution was of a hopcfllll vicw of the situation, tlnd
cspccinl inicrcst, its .ii was among the) thiilk thcrc will be a new mnt'kct
those given by Andrew Carnegie. Mr. again ill a short little. ‘
North had been employed because llc
, 'l‘hc Nor-walk Mills Company manna
was the only photographer lll ’i‘hc Nor~ factnre woolcn goods used in tltc milk.
walks who had Ions peculiarly adapt-
ing of colhing am! the plant is known
cd to thc work. as a “twelve not mill." 1
It was votcd to pay the bill, there
South Norwaik city. or Norwalk city.
Consider any compromise site. Let
us' say vicinity of Armory. Those
there are well accommodated only that
live within the same radius as we
had in circle whose center was the
midst of either city. All beyond such
' circumference are discommoded. Who
are they? All East Norwalka—two
trolley trips to reach Armory site. All
Rownyton. two trolley trips to reach
Armory site.
The great. mass of Norwalk city is
very far from Armory as center. The
great. mass of South Nurwaik city is
far removed frotn Armory as center.
Both of these then dist-outmoded. Val~
liable site for courcniunccwthe Town
Hill property. Why? icntral for
Norwulk city people. All East Nor-
walk pcoplc reach it by onc lrolley~
no change. Likewise. all sections
north, lauded by trolicy at it. or foot
of Mill Hill without changc. Une trol-
ley fare, and no change of cars for all
South Norwnlk pupils to it.
The body of Siephcn Snow, 53 years
of age .ono of the oldest workmcn ill
the Grover plant. was identified today
by his son.
The finding of the remains supposcd
to be those of the engineer made the
54th body thus far taken from the
rulnod factory. The figures at hand
early today showod that about 260
persons who \vcrc at work In the fac-
tory when the explosion occurred had
been accounted for and that. between
no and too persons were. missing.
Mayor Edward ii, Keith issued a no
T0 RENT-«FIRST FLOUR. HOUSE
at 28 High street. Norwalk. Apply to
Innnsbury and Mathewson. anI lit
T0 LET—SEVEN noons 7 \VAR-
roll avenue, East Norwalk. Apply to
Raymond and Ambler Wilton. 11115 fit
TO LET - THE STORE Nt).
:In Washington street, now occupied
by thc Sicillcrt Plano Co. inquire
lnqiurc
miO if
TO LET—ON ROTON llilili.
house of clcvcu rooms, barn, out hous-
cs and 8 acres of ground. Inquire 67
West street.
_— FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—~li-00li WORK
driving horse at Streets Cash (iro-
gardcn on ltoton lflll street.
ii? \‘l'cst street.
AND
u I'“
Th
.mmde Jump! and not out of fan
Every- criticism cl'cn from the most carping Mayor Keith said the. mph“; over of and Who Ilnd not been arrested before l’i‘llli! PM One objection. Cillllll'ililmll ccl'y. ”Mir“ COMI- “'21 1’" WANTED.
body will be. accommlated. except Row- critic. the ruins \vonhl bc resumed “3.111). with to nine ycars. was very pcnitent and WWW" "Olt‘d "110-" ”0 0“Blind!“d , _. -
uyfon. m...”— n illl'lllll' l'fm‘t'c of men at work Ho “X. when (cart. mutuufity during‘ u“. court that thc rcnson he did so was because FOR SALE-—-Cl'lll3AP. It‘ll. Rite WANTED ,fl “PATENT SPRINK-
fn behalf of the convenience of the NORWALK MEDICAL MEETING- pressed the opinion that herbal”... gus-itili, In View “f his glint] behavior hc thought the cost of iho'piClllN‘H frigcrator, 5x6; 7 feet high, Suitable ling wagons and ”,0 horse dump
greatest number 011951“ "“l South NOV“ considerable number of bodies would for u long time past he was allowed to should ““11“ 0‘” “i ”W “llt‘i'llli fund “9‘ [0" "M" mark“ or 83‘0”“ inquire at curls " Apply to A Brazos & Sons "
walk loyally in yield and grant t0 N01“ Spinal Meningitis Discussed at Meet- be found in that portion of till limit so on n uollc. "WW1 from ““98 it” “Villain? books. 8 Raymond “m‘m‘ "‘21 3‘ it" link street Middlclown Conn:
walk city its desire for the Town High ing With Dr. Sharer. not yet explored t I ———--—-——-~m 'l‘llc lilittficc. department was tlliipow. »—~ " ‘ " an‘l it
5011001 within its 0W1! (‘lli' limits, and A meeting of the Norwulk Medical ' I I ' FOR SALE~CHEAP “ SEVEN.
lot it be built on the town property
site on Mill Hill. 'l‘lnlt location is now
our property. The taxpayers are sav-
ed the cost of a site. ani objection
can be made to economy?
Yours truly,
"Against Middle Silo, but for tircntcst
Association was llchl last evening ill
the boom of Dr. H. C. Shcncr. In Wash-
ington street. The. topic for discus-
slou was tmrebrlrspillal meningitis,
which is at present occupying the con-
icr of the medical slugc, there being
A most careful search of the boiler
pit in which the rcmtlins wcrc folnni
today resulted in the finding of a
watch, a rllbbcr heel of u siloc. and a
torn piece. of clothing. all of which
whcn shown to Mrs. Rockwell, the
wlic of the cuglnccr, wcrc idcniiilcd
FARTHER LIGHTS’ SOCIETY.
ey for Foreign Minions.
Gave an Entertainment to Raine Mon-
Thc Further Lights‘ Society, of the
South Norwnlk Baptist (‘burch, hclti
an entertainment at the church, last
the city to pay current bills.
Changing Wall Street Grade.
As stated before in these columns.
City Engineer (‘llarlcs N, Wood has
ilcclt making a map of tho present and
of the correct grade of Wall street
ered to borrow Stititi on the credit of
icon-foot Launch. with Z‘é'li. P. En-
gine. Engine new last season. luv
quire, C. '1‘. Mitchell. 117 West SL.
South Norwalk. Court,
. -4..-....
Foa'eALE—an MILCH cows;
WANTED~SITUATION WANTED
by German girl (speaks English).
First class cook and lauudress, wish-
en position in the Nol'Walks. Address,
lxlttic ltohr, care of Sentinel.
Lottie ltohr, care Joseph Andreas,
. . .. .. ' . . . also w rk horse .l. Wallace Mur- . .. . . .
flood m (‘rrntcst Numb W .. [‘Wo‘tl‘ilit'ill lasts iii 1'". hum. of by her its belonging to her husband. owning. tor the purpose of raising from the tunnel to llcldcn avenue. Mr. via :1” 3: First street East. Norwalk. Perl y avcnuc.‘Winnipauk, Conn. nizidt
. 1 t - i. » §colgelkw. iluncdlct, .il tamlth sticci. l’bcn the pollcc found “ him till! chain motley for foreign ullsalonn. The cn‘ Wood, through Councilman Mnthcis. ' ' " " “‘30 m m”"““'"“““"‘ “"”"""”""
”mm “M orwa .
THE “LINE" STORM.
"otptinoctial storm" made its appear-
Cerebro-splnal meningitis in known
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. llcncdicl.
Some days ago a child died In the '8"!-
with a pelvis of a human frame in it.
from which they inferred that Rock
rcport yestcrday that the cnglnccr had
been taken out alive was tine to the
tcrlainmcnt
and a neat sum was rcalizrd thereby.
ed by tableaux.
was a complete success
The program rcudcrl-d was as fol-
prcsentcd a profile. of thc highway be-
tween the points mentioned. ill Mr.
trucks. The grade of the street has
SALE -- CHEAP. THREE
”FOR SALEM-HOUSE. 8 LARGE
WANTED—A COMPld’l‘ldN'l‘ (illtl.
to do general housework. Apply to
‘ "* ““‘ , as “MIJOiietl WWW." ill"! l-‘4 I! illHl‘flHU well was sitting beside ills boilcr when ’l‘hc clinic was In chilritl' ofthc socic- Wood's opinion it would be cheaper FOR . . Mrs. icorge l. Buxiou, Ellncrcst.
Present Wet weather '3 Evidently Wh till has (Bilifillll l0 .V'll‘lll lil'l‘llly "WW the explosion came and that his into i)“ as acolnmittl‘ennd was entitled "An for the city to cut down the grade fi‘,’flii.,.§°”"”'A:l;'.§““,‘{,'c.,f,mgf.mm “T3. "‘20 2t
“Equmoctill.” sur- to medical sciences “W “W, was Instantaneous death. The no Ilircnlng With Books." different books tlmu to order the Connecticut Railway wnfimdgum street le) 3t ‘
The prompincss with which the ""5”" In Smith “ill-“‘1 ill” ”l0 3'01""! llcc then became satisfied that. the which are well-known being rcproscni- and Lighting Company to raise its 1." WANTED—BY JillSlNhSS MAN
Immediately, comfortable furnished
. . . . boon mint-id durin tho pm“ few years , , .- room with good board. Private fami-
once this season was “108i llllllllilllllil fly as the result of what was ol.l;.‘iioscll confusion of Roi-km” with tinolllci' pm; by ”Wu...” hllin: m with m-ughm amt: 1{,uzll‘tl’ifiwl‘OJ’HEt)‘;“33"(m‘v‘nNtigi ly preferred. Must be within ten
and Hf‘l'V(‘|| till it stagger-or it) those ”Hit by Dr. BBMWIH it” [Iiiilllllllltl lifllflfinllll‘. umploy‘lu Piano 80'". MONO. [Tl “onye' (‘flilflfl u", trolley Hi nllfi Elm Orgy“ :iroet “Apply {at minute" walk of the pnalk.om(xg, Ad.
express nthclstlc sclillmotils regarding ””3- Beautiful W" ““‘l‘l‘h‘m "l“"mm- Willi I‘l‘fllwm'c to the ctuutc 0f the M. liertrain. track is now three and three-quarter Elm (trove. Store. ’ ‘ “120m dress. “Billsincsti Man," General 129“"-
the authenticity of the tradition of tho ”“2”, ‘liyuilgr‘igxlni‘alfiyhfil :3: “Iii-ill: il‘lo‘WlilI-l "it of ‘IM boiler. a signed 'l‘nllicnnw'l‘be Choir Invisible. inches lowor than the street grade. ' ery, 30“”! Norwalkfumn. “‘30 i”
. .. . , , 0“ iv“ . i ' "i it! a a cinch! was it vcll out today by Jo Sunday School Choir. The mayor. the highwa committee ._. .
'm‘" storm. “‘9‘ rain "' yesterday examined by I)”. Tracey, fluki‘l' and slab i". Gibbs, the assistant engineer 'i‘nblcnuerH. Wings. and Connecticut Railway find Lighting FOR SALE GOOD FARM’ it: WANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE,
and today is undoubtedly the "line Gregory, and there Is little doubt but ‘
storm" and it presented itself prompt-
ly on the tinlt- announced. March 20.
that. they are genuine, clinch of the
dread disease.
at the Ilrockton sewerage station. who
said he was with Engineer ltockwoli
Reading.
Mrs. (layer, Arthur and Itcnbon lfohlus
tiolnpllny odicinls will probably get. to-
gciller Thursday afternoon to further
acres fine tllllng land, 6 acres of nice
large wood, large 10 room house, large
now barn. new wood house. henery.
man an a teantstcr, and to take charge
of an ice wagon and to do general
at the (lrovcr factory five minutes bc- Mrs. Paterson. discuss the. nobles. .. Under Mr. 3 t . work. Apply Ill 1‘. But“. Box lilti.
In fact. it was a day ahead. And in- The next "W‘llnil 0’ lhf’l Association fore the accident occurred. Mr. 'l‘ubloaum'l’o Have and to Hold. Wood's plan. the railroad company am: ”clfifincg‘;f,°§,t”f.§l,£l:figdfl‘gog.‘ l)nricn. T91. 59'”. 3"- Not-walk. Dl‘v.
cidentuiiy today will be the firm day of will he held at one of the lltlll'ili on (libs said: “When I left. Rockwell spartan St. John and lictcn tit. John. would be asked to raise lttl track a ‘ ‘ ’ "‘30 3‘
aprlng.
The "iinc storm" tilted to he it met-
aorlcnl event to which people looked
forward with it certainly and it had a
large effect upon the business of the
uricullnrlulu, Of late years. however,
thin Item: has uhowa mlfcil variation
In its coming illitl a matter of ten days
between up, accepted date for the Pa or Pail and lies COIlll‘Iafiy. of Non «he. workmen weredtuted after the cx- Finch. PROFESSIONAL. {manila 13:! own“ cost. “ago; styles, and highly tailored for 311.98. .
“on“ and the coming 01 the diatorb- we k. are happy today, for this moms plonlon. Joseph Jones. employed in With Edged Tonia, ‘ . . Still“ coats 01520 I! 10! to select. from .
once has been thought nothing “mm. lull the pilot “V cm" "'"Wi, WW“ .lhc stitching room. made, his locum Mrthur mums, AIOHI‘T‘ICT - AROHITIGTUHAL $4.48 up. suite .8. 8 up. Walato, the g
lull. has been closed for the past two or with scarcely more thunra few ”my... Reading. designs. platinum aftermath!“- lten- LOST. highest variety to pick from in mudru, it
“awn three months. bacilli” 0f insolvency on. in a confused state of mind he Mrs. Paterson. identiai work a specialty. Harold w. . . and polka dots, goods that. others solo
.‘cfion HANDa CLO“ CALL. proceedings. opened up with I fail walked to another shoe factory in the Lamplighter, Mead. Aren’t, Weatport Conn. Phone “03"‘BROWN DOG WITH “.25 for. our price 30c. Skirts from . «
A m‘ of mum men em in at at. force and an abundance of orders for city, applied for and was given (3m. 5‘ Clark. . 9.4. mag tit white throat and breast. Reward. Ad- $1.93 up to ’10. Come early and not .
i l ‘ ‘ p 3’ ‘ goods ploymeat, and In a mechanical sort of Al the clone of the program retreub- . “mm 0' belttlnel 0m“ “m 3‘ Y0"? choice. “‘30 3“ .
“Wm“ “9 "mm“ tracks near “16 Vice-Proficient E. H, Harding, of the way he Worked throughout the day. TIMI GROWING . SHORTuMAD- ‘
unwound station, In South Norwalit.
April it). at which time a banquet will
be held.
oTAR'l'ED'lJP WITH FULL FORCE.
American Paper Poll and Box Com-
pany mourne- Buoinou.
The many employes of the Audit-icon
Company. all! today that. all legal
ihc steam was bciow the. safety litltit
and there was plenty of water in tiltI
atolls. but no wait running the old boil.
or."
The police today. In explaining the
failure of it number of employees to
report their escape. cited an Instance
which indicates to them that many of
Not until he returned to his home and
Opening a Chestnut Burr .
. Bole.
itcvcries of a Bachelor.
Gerarduu Adams.
Solo.
Mill! Gray.
tinder 'l‘wo Flags,
month were served,
Messrs. Mills, Barr and Miss Lucy
little In one or two places and put in
two drains. '
Gian. It" on Highways.
The meeting voted to inane a warn-
Contlnucd on Seventh Page.
am Frances Murray will leave South
$1.700 cash. Situated in East Norwslk.
li‘lno place for poultry. Bargain. Ad-
dress. Box 314 So. Norwalk. m20 3t
FOR “Lb-ONE 80 HORSE ‘PO-
wer upright better. one 20 horse power
horizontal engine used four years.
both in first clan condition. Will
MISGELLANEOUS.
wanna-drain PARIS CIOAK a
Bull. House. 33 South Main street.
Oui- comparison sale for this week on
all shirt waiilt suits from $9.98 up.
worth double. and silk suits in the
Blame or Redingoto Itylee from
$18.98 up. Rain coats in the latent.
wanraowoeaan'rone.‘ exertin-
i.
pm a narrow my 9 g t .- ‘obltwlen were cleared away yesterday found bill family sriefmtrlekeu and H l , Norwailt on or about May tot. Ladies , leased and incl: orieneod. Steady
0d yesterday Tit: “:3; 22:23:: ' in” it” "$333ng gamma;- H: glffl‘n'flmflmh:m as dead was the man's The AllInLT'tathtlh?H:?z'ler?uIimoro' yl‘hlung‘mk “0.119 13:10!“ :33 Mt Itit;- h ”Natl: IUfleflIV all?“ 331,8le mile. 5'”“&"." t xx“ “fidggwfi: 1.
_‘ ‘ ‘ “ , . w o . . e.ou a cor r nice. at: u no in an on . 0 our ll ‘ .. m r i.
from p wont-bound freight bun. low :9 93:: 1:3 mm“ “fin It ever did bo- ron till neatly clear to enable him Association was held last events], in or n o p r p0 .- g ,, }
and heavy over the tracks and obscur-
otl their vision of a flying express train
fare.
The new was certainly a fitting of
which was coming along. The east.
ne'er, however. was: wide awake and
watched moral times. than
WW.‘
but It was quick work.
«cone IIOfTAL.
n Ham. «soprano are
lit . S u
icy for the operatheu. many of when
moved here with the company bola
New York city. and have not known
what noon. to pursue while the meta
lol- no in the scum.
tllnco locating in honour. the eon.
corn bu done a claim; business. but
it modulation/M than of may.
to recall the incidents of the day.
PHYIIGAL CULTURE IXHiaiTION.
on Wednesday evening. March 22
at 7:30 o'clock. on entertainment will
be given in the Franklin school hell.
it will consist. of an exhibit of any
steal culture by the children of differ
out, grades under the supervision of
mu Mantle ill. Wolfe the physical
culture teacher of the flchooi. Mimic
"Will be a slight. feature of the enter-
ed. The
nest financial success.
W
nowavroh PHOPIVITY BOLD.
am
Central Lyceum, and was closed up.
A number of minted which bad no
mined over from Saturday night were
disposed of. Tim btmar was well at:
loaded and It pleasant eventurrelult»
boner. thrcucbcut‘ was a
The property located at Rnwayton
and Railroad avenues in Reviews.
warts, deotroyed by electrolyte I. Pu-
pil: wanted day or evening clans. $5.00
up. molar articles for solo to South
Main direct.
w. I. KNAPF. Altai-ii'flc‘i‘. Hob
moved his oldies. from the. United
Bank Hills. to a memo at.
“that tail-41 a 8th
I ‘ Business serious. 7
smooth! as the. $3,000 kind.
match ,lgunoh Worn.
sarcomas? hockey—ans. ..
.t. Wilcox “amount“ Ibo in: or
0.1;.
1! Stanford place and can secure worn
for all clean of acclimate. to
known all the Fulton iinweutoad was
WWIMIR on"...-
Ilvotoido”
tabiiibed on «employon‘cnt miter» yr
rouse.
rectum-A Glli'li'l‘illllMAN‘S oonn
stick pin. Apply toiamuel W. igloyt.
. m ~
.. REWARD...
WIIWAHD FOB meow
that will load to the arrest and can
lion oftiin phrileswnd' broke into
. , in; and otll definite bad ,
reheat . maturation amniotic
_ , ointment. Parents and friends intern
v-llanvtile 0n
noted are thrilled to be present.
multifunctional rectory and the titer
walk. launch Wot-lat, on the night, ,
unrated): , liar uflpfrtéo I
boom my. on product known at
“Maire. “ £5 aim”? flaws ”iii:
* v-umr av.‘
and ‘ ‘ an" you nailed aunt.
saleable morning by Mrs. Oscar Mills ‘ . A du‘l‘ibailrl’hac‘t'icnb PAIN'l “Willy, com
, m John Intimidation“ n will be . chum rim and, , r. than not: to trail
““ Wit-”l til it that ran altars. ‘- nascent “aw 2..
. _ . 53 96‘ E‘ a ,. ._ . gm '5“ mm I) ‘ « ’n u . , V
Mb. “ma « 7 ‘ {fig g; 3,, WW .. ‘ , m
' imam o located.
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