I EWFABLISHED 1870.
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IN HflSPlTIl
licorpe iiichols. oi the Nichols
Underwear Company, of
South .Iiorwalk, lll only a
Fowllours—City of Norwalk
Board oillealth to Quaran-
‘ttine Houses
George Nichols, of ,the Nichols Un-
Entered at the South Norwaik
Designates as second class Matter.
REv. oR. RcRERnAR
0th tat RR on
out
Roche l aRti Accept
Aloney from Others Who
Made it the Same Way '
TORRINGTON. Mill‘ill 2.7mm. A.
W.-Ackermati pastor of the (.‘ehtei
Congregationalt‘hurch of this place.
today gave out a signed statement of
his position of the Rockefeller gift‘.
Dr. Ackcrman is a corporate member
of the American Board of Foreign
Missions. having been elected to mem-
bership at Portland Oregon in 1899;
and as a representative of Western
Congregatlonallsm. Although now
stationed in the East, he still retains
on Guard alibi, and Albert
Battley aRd Sidney lilll lie-
leaaed With ltReprliiIaIIds
at
R. intuition
1 found [ll
Chris Roots. GIIARIRERARRSIARVIIIR
and Henry Schultz Held ‘5
Under Bonds of 8500 Each: ,
FRahk Boonische ImpRisonéd ‘
ill. setting five
ey were ail found
We each was the
John Wilson and
of orange. N. .l..
outs for drunken-
wont over the
tan. Jefferson was
konuclis. ‘ settleme-
l and execution of
Assisted ale ,
Relay”! R, . ,
Charles D. I of Mrs Elia. D.
Hill. of West enlie, was you in-
strunientnliln kins for Yale the
the two pulp relay
fit 32*. “turd”
our and shoot; R
'_R.rthem They, 5
James Theron .
.‘Iiiimiitui Thai Ills First Letter
Anieuenizeil defer-nor itch.-
ertsthst a Close Friend
.sRay-s About the Geese-MAR
OWES LIFE I
Fair tflnlp
illuminant win
0F HID “MIMI“
Filled Full of splints-i lulu
. He Will .Probalilyouve
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. WARSAW. ltusalnti Poland, March
37.115! p. lll.~- flaunt you Nollieii.
c blot of llllllt a of Warsaw. who was in
lured by tho explosion ptR p tipm'b you.
lcrtlay. owcs but life to this bill) aim of
hi assailant. who threw the bomb
.bo but instead of underneath the car
rings. The body of von Nolkeo is
full of innumerable splinters of‘the
bomb. ills assailant has not yet been
oriented.
The man who previously threw a
bomb into the police station at Patna.
suburb of Warsaw, initiating
iicemen. is believed to be drink
R Body of liaroii VRtI'llR liolkeiif R
Structure tinned filly...£ ”II
McMahon, in Elwood Piece “
Damaged to the Extent of
$200400“ Box of Denali
Slight Injtiry
nfidumu—wunv
A small born at the rear of the re
Iii Blanchard Escaped Willi
“fer WAt R'Rlililll‘hp nun All
lth Cornell Uni
his membership The Rev. Arthur L.
fierwcar Company. died at the Norwalk was Injured by a fragrant of the bomb
R'Hoapital last night as the result of
perebro spinal meningitis, or spotted
fever .
Mr Nichols, who had been away trav-
"How generous!" Many say. ‘Don't of It are now behind the bars. M __. throu halt this it
:lhligisadzllgert: ewslllictlf Russ (3:411:33? touch'the stuff," The verdict ,is than two young men have had narrowR‘Rev iefggggACthrhefiRwin 32:3: 23;:ng WIS A“ 0” Friends AFB 8 R" ° y ”OUR Rs rather of the opinion that the
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lyl ted in South N01 walk returned announced. [‘0 the many It appears cape from being connected with the Indoor rélay m9, at the Sev D’- Grleved PRIEST'S HORSE RAN AWAY. blaze was caused bya cigarette thrown
to his home at Mrs Taylor‘s boarding
house in Franklin street. Saturday,
and complained of feeling Ill.
Dr. Enilnd, of South Not-walk. was
called and treated him. it is believed
thntiMr. Nichols coniructed the disease
in some other city and brought. it. here
razor “15‘0““ "f a 4"" one? Why rc- " - r - . . I i ' t i d some sort of a vehicle ct'Illidc'Il with Wished.
. _ lo the hupciior Lourt on the change of 3, it. 511mm,] ,1, M. Quotes. (1. i). (no opulon u, even among .u go .
Avhere it developed rapidly. 3‘13? ($213035: RR?) IRIIRIRRRRRRRggth Rm 0f statutory burglary, under bull oi ”“1 and E- - Parsons. (30"“9‘1'5 19"“ ”8"” ““‘993‘ f1"”“"“- ”W ”’9 judge their carriage. They could “OR see A ”u” “mm was “95%le to th R R
Yesterday morning lb”. Inllnd de-
cided to take the patient to the hos-
pital, and called the ambulance. Miss
Brown. matron at the hospital, was
suspicious of the case, and believed it
to be spinal meningitis and protested
against taking the patient owing to
,IR the infectious nature of the disease.
I‘, Finally however the patient was
admitted and when Dr L. M Allen
saw Nichols be readily diagnosed the
case as a typical one of spotted fever
He ordered the patient removod from
the ward to the accident mom and
quarantined. This was done Dr.
Allen then resorted to all that medi-
caldscleancta Tags Staggfgtedtiti pool: ““32: for 8 refusal 0! the gift. And this is Captain Nelson ,Taylor, of South Nor- , ,__._ from one of Judge Light's most earn is about ten feet deep and might re- burcau. tables, etc. ,-
an 9. runs are e 0 a S reng hardly sufficient. for its acceptance walk, us a summer residence. tic fur- , , suit in fatality. The team which No insurance had been carried r8" ‘ ‘R
of anti-toxin but without avail He cannot possibly affect either the iuves- tut-av testified that on Root-nary 13 he w'I-"m‘w’" “"m'“ °' 3M" N“ “5“ mend” "m“ “ppm” “Rm“ oollidedfwlth the carriage drove mp cently on the bonding.
intended to trepan the patient’s skull
but his constitution was so weak that
he could not have survived the effects
of the other, and the operation was
abandoned Mr Nichols died at 10 ......._......_.._-....- ‘ place had been entered ‘rmd looted or , I ,u'nuble Ylllla in the; street In u” is to be sincerely regretted that Mrs N cvlls mother of Ch is Nevlls, yestett'dlnz) mot-aim; from‘Box 4. Dolls “R
R INSPECTED ELECTRICAL PLANTO. Entn'mnte had been mooted by a rear Now rain on htfi'wu‘y‘ to viiilt his m. Judge Light saw m in tomato In any 11“. boy buigtnlr “ho was taken tb‘ 10‘3““ 05:: gtxogggt egrfismnms
p. at.
Mr, Nichols was 23 years of age
and unmarried. He was born in New
(Banana. An undertaker from his na-
tive town was called to take thr- re
mains to that place for funeral and
intetment.
'I‘he Norwalk spotted fever patients
are now thought to be improving nice-
ly and recoveries are confidently ex—
a has slatemqnt R:follows
Gillette. of the Hartford Theological
Seminary, is another co- -operate mem—
ber.
rlous is It not? No one says.
like the condemnation of a man, but
it ought to be the condemnntlon of
our busineas methods Why single out
Mr Rockefeller, who ought to have the.
credit of bringing prevailing methods
to most admirable pertectlon for the
one object of our righteous indigna.
tlon? Has he done more as Lowell
puts it than shaved us with a sharp
any of the many branches of the huge
business? How could we accept the
gift of another not known as Mr.
Rockefeller is but who has made his
money by theR same methods of “war'
and “the game"?
Few ciergymen have and doubt
about the immorality of the. business
life of today, and a ~llttlc reflection
will bring the conviction that If a line
is to be drawn it must be upon a prin—
ciple and not upon a man. The dust
that the government is now investi-
gating the business with which Mr.
Rockefeller is connected introduces a
mater that ought to be carefully con-
sidered and affords the only ground
tlgntlon or the tide of public opinion.
(Signed) i
ARTHUR W. ACKERMAN.
Torilngton. Mill'ill 27 1905.
Commissioners Smith and Volk and
Superintendent Winchester in“
Massachusetts.
Electric Light Commissioners Chas.
N. Smith and .Ioscph A. \‘olk. lll (‘Olll-
puny with Electric Superintendent A.
The work of the South Norwaik par
ruling the burglar gang told of in
these columns last week, Two members
gang. but were allowed to all by the
court. R R
Saturday afternoon. when- the gang
was up for trial, Chris Novels, aged
nineteen years; Charles Slnvlu,R agéd
lwcntynouc years. and Henry Schultii,
aged twenty-three. were bound over.
$500 each. Albert Battley and Sidney
lilli were allowed to go on nollen
recommended by Prosecuting Attorney
Tammany, who intimated that while
they might have known something
about the burglar afterward that'tbey
had nothing to do with It and that
the razor puwned by Battley was not
stolen by him.
The first witness called was Artbui
1‘. Lincoln, of Calf Pasture Beach. Liti—
coln said that the house which be cc-
cupies as watchman is owned hy'Mar-
rm lirorhcrs and leased from them by
lclt the place about it o'clock in the
morning and did not return until about
«i o'clock in the afternoon
When he arrived he found that the
door and everything was thrown
on the floor. A big stuck wus‘spotlcd.
a tivaound boiled ham was thrown
in the dirt. bureau druwcrs were
thrown open and Lincoln's trunk had
llt‘l‘il ransacked. The interior of .thc
pint-c looked us If a bomb liad cx-
plodcd In it. Lincoln look Inventory
lice was eminently‘luucessful in cor» ,.
.rh despatcb gives
the following dedoription of the con-
test'
fourth Regiment games here to- night
smashing the world's record for thp
distance The Itine Was 7 minutes and
58 25 sciondh On March ill 1904,
Yale broke the Annie record at that
llllltt pining the: mark at 7.,I‘ih so to
night they clipped 35 of a second
from their old mark
T-ontght Yale's team was composed
I
was H. M. Rogers. D. C. Manson. F,
M, Poole and M. C. Overman. At the
crack of the pistol Rogers jumped to
the front and at the end of the first
half mile led over Colon by five yards.
Munson, of Cornell maintained the
some lead over Burnap at the end of
the first mile.
it was Hill, of Yale who gained ten
yards over Orerman that won the
struggle for the blue. And in the last
half mile Poisons outullsmnced Por-
tor finishing easily twenty yards in
front of the Oomeil man. Eight
thousand people cheered when the rec-
ordjbrealilng figures Were hung up.
DEATH or WILLIAM WARREN.
twalk, stricken in New York.
Riti‘am Warren. of 95 West street.
wt; suddenly stricken with apoploxy
William E. Warrcn, yesterday. Mr.
Warren is very well known in South
Norunlk and the sad news will be re
I-civcd. with surprlsc by his many
frlciids, as only a day or two ago he
um here and in apparently the best
of health. lic expired within five min-
.fthegaain» that: .
t.
.‘ IBI Milli” ”Add!“ "WI
Kenealy and Whistle-Juan
the ludge“liutted In” and it
(Bridgeport Post). R
Judge John" H. Light's letterto Gov-
ernor Roberts in regard to the crlml~
ital common pleas court appointment.
was freely discussed this morning in
legal and political circles. The gen-
inadc a great blunder in giving the
letter to the press.
It. is conceded that had the gover
nor not made up his mind at the time
the letter was received. he could not
in self respect, send in the name of
Judge Light.
An effort was made‘ today to find
out if possible, these reasons, other
than the Cleaveland letter which Gov-
ernor Roberts said he had for not re:
appointing Judge Light. it was. of
course. impossible to quote anybody
directly. but admissions wore secured
throw some light onRthe peculiar sit-
nation.
Ought to Have Kept Still.
way in the matter," said this friend.
i have cycry reason to belletc that he
would have been named to succeed
himself had he not. ‘buiiod in. its the
expression is. both with letters and in
person. , .
“All of us down this way were
working lti'ird for the appointment of
as well so by bullets fired at him by
the police. He refuses to reveal his
Identity, but declares himself to be a
Socialist.
The greatest excitement prevails
Rev. D. J. Fluglbbon and Coachman
. Julius Oscar in an Accident.
Rev. D. J Fitzgibhon, of West Nor-
walk was “a victim of a very ua
pleasant acct out last night whit e dr-tv
ing to his home with his coachman,
Julius Oscar. They were passing
along the turnpike about 9: 30, when
in Ilicrdarkness just what sort. of a
vehicle it was. Dr. Fltzgibbon‘s horse
boiled and ran down the road. When
he reached a marsh on the side of the
turnpike he left the roadbed and in
turning throw out Dr. Fltaglbbon and
Oscar Fortunately the. clergyman
received no injuries aside from a so
you; shaking up. The coaohman sus~
Ialncd a dislocated shoulder. The
horse broke through the rafting at that
polat“anii went into the swamp .
Charles James was summoned and
succeeded to hauling the horse and rig
out of the morass. Dr. Bates attend-
ed the horse. Dr. Fitzglbbons he.-
lieves that there should be a stranger
fence there or some light as the swamp
idly off and did not wait to ascertain
If any of the others were injured.
NEVILS WILL GET 3 N03.
Bridgeport Saturday afternoon with
Slavln and Schultz is to furnish A500
ball for the boy. who will be released
while awaiting tr.iul
WANTED.
wANTFD—Io PAINTERS. CALL
,._
dance of Edward McMahon in
by a fire of unknown positive origin.
Saturday afternoon.
away carelessly by boys switching in
his yard for look.
The flames started in a pile of hit!
at one corner of the little hard and
lag licnnety were burning so luallly
that the chances of saving them were
Mtiln sticct the house and within a
partmcut was on hand. A i he of hm
was laid from Cross titreef
men did excellent-fibula to drown
out the the but the damage had prac-
tically been done before they arrived.
When first seen by Mr. McMahon‘s
mass of homes.
a.--”
Fir. at Dennis IRA Blanchard’s.
Blanchard's cool bin. it Was extin-
guii-ihed with ltttfié difficulty. and the
damage was slight. The building is
owned by John H. Knapp.
Catholic Church Burned.
WHITEFIELD. N. H.. March 27.—
The Roman Catholic Church in his
w . .. Int film that the l‘ II c .- )I . . .
pect‘ed 1"“ WI“"“”"’"v 0‘ 50”“ Norwalk. ‘1‘ (1.371". RR“ strop. uh‘grglAR: 2min“; (:3 titles of lhc time be was stricken. lie Judge Light. lie had practically the at. ”"1"" liendquarieis. SRRRRRRfUiRiRI'R‘;7(lRt town was burned early today, can it:
Clarence liouton tthiaubuiy young spent three days last week in Mnss- rubber shoes and an umbrella. derided. yesterday to accompany his unanimous support of the bar and two ~ a loss of “0,000. if is thought. that
man, who to ill of the fever was In a
very serious tondltion yesteiday, and
Dr A. 1-], Baldwin called Dr. Harrison
G. Sloat into Ionsultntion Later the
patient improved and today is con-
sidered veiy much better. in View of
the fact that he has withstood the
ravages of the disease for seven days. ~ . t . . .. ,. . . time. lie was eighty-eight years or , , _
Dr Baldwin believes that he will re- 93:33pm South NRRNaRk R“ m nun IAIRBRRIRIIERRRRRRRRtsO“ Fabmn‘y H for age. His wife died about two years “But Just when it seemed that the Adam“! W. 0- (’w Sentinel mgygt FRR‘RaRig 813903.thwalkml’arfttcglitffi 9g .
R ' ' He is survived by four children, slthatlon was straightened dnt we ‘ V on 0mm ee, 8. WI
cover.
The little Smith street colored girl.
Effie Smith, who bus the fever. is lm<
prold today and doing nicely.
far as could he lt‘tll'llt‘tl this after—
noon no iiew cases. outside of that
of the late Mr. Nichols. have developed
WILL PLACARD ALL HOUSES.
..-- ..
Bity’of Nov-walk Ward of Health
Takes Important Action.
achusctis. While there they inspected
several different electric light plants,
and also looked at It new style cn-
glue which is operated by oil. The
commissioners were fov'tiiubly int
pressed with the IIIothitIG. and one
mtw be installed in the municipal
The prescnt equipment in the local
plant ls being outgrown. the large num-
ber of new customers received lately
having taxd the capacity of the ma-
chineiy it) its utmost limit in a very
short limo, it will be necessaiy to
install new engines and dynamos in
the plant llf‘l c There is ample room
in the building for this Increase in
motive powux, and with the addition
it is believed the new business for
years to come can be cared for.
The next witness was Eugcnc tiob~
lt'l'. a barber on the Washington
strut-t bridge. lie Identified a. razor
handed him by I’l‘Oflet‘lIlOl‘ Tammany
as one owned by Lincoln.
Abe 'I‘iirlov, a pawnbrokcr. Identi-
ticil the same razor as one powncd by
t‘hlef of Police Vollmer ‘wns the next
witness. He said this Schultz had told
him that if he wont to the home of
Mrs. Brahman, 20 Pine street. he
could find the cup, strop and brush.
lic also said that Schultz bud confess-
ed to him that Charles Sluvln and
Frank Boenlsche had entered the.
place. and that be and Novels stood
Width in the r.oad The plan to rob
the place was proposed to them on Wu.
icr street by Slavln. who told him
grandson, Harold Clary, to New York,
for the purpose of making a visit.
lie was for some years cligaged in
the trucking business in New York
and also in he grocery business.
During his residuum here be con-
ducted the Elm Grove store for some
ago.
Mrs. Wayte A. Raymond, Mrs. S. L
Clary, Mrs. J. Irving Dibble. all of this
city and William E Warren, of New
York. The arrangements for the fun-
crnl have not. yet. been made. but ser-
viccs will probably be held Wednesday
from his late residence.
MRS. MARY ELLEN CAREY.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Carey, of Wilton.
died yesterday at the Norwalk Hospi-
tal. The immediate cause of death was
of the very best politicians in the
county. Representative Michael Ken-
caly and State Treasurer James 1'“.
Walsh, had his case in hand. if any-
body could convince
those two gentlemen were the parties.
Undld All the Work.
learned that Judge Light had sent a
letter to the governor, which angered
the chief executive and practically ull-
did all the work performed. But do—
splte all this, Judge Light‘s friends
kept at it and were in hows the gov-
ernor could be pacified. it was not to
be. Judge Light. practically ruined
his case by writing that. first letter.
“Other things come to the seven
nor's cars which did not In any way
help the situation. and all because.
the governor, -
WANTED—SITUATION BY HUN-
gariau girl at general housework.
Speaks good English. 11,5 Ely avenue.
, . m2? it
WANTED—«5. ROOMS WANTED BY
small family of adults, by April first.
WANTED—wt LARGE HOUSE OR
floor in the vicinity of Bcldcn avenue.
Elm street or Union Park. Good rcnt»
al paid for some Address Mrs. Domin-
ick. No. 2 Union Park. Norwnlk.
m2? it
WANTED—A BRIGHT YOUNG
man. Must have some experience in
shoe department, Boys need not up-
ply. ll. Krlcger & (30.. West Washing.
(IOSSHI electric wires caused the fire.
anoe
..-._
FOR SALE.
m27 3t
FOR SALE—NEW MlLCii COW
and (off. Also two yearlings. Apply
Avenue, South Norwallt.
FOR SALE-a-UHEAP. ABOUT 25
tons of first quality hay by the ball
or top 819. 7 new mllch cows. 40
Shoutea. Hardseosoned block or split
wood. 87.00 cord. C. L. James. Con»
necilcui. avenue. m25 3t
. . , , _ "”“ ‘““'" . that the house was occupied by Ncl convulsions. but the deceased had been 1 .. ton nileel.‘ m27 lt
“Rigid, 981'“th ERRRRRRRLNRZR, Rlfikbfli‘ ""33 ISETTV ENTERTAINQ" s01! 'l‘aylor,ond that there wcrc wntrh- ill for some time of Bright's disease 2;;‘Irgo‘:l‘,2g“”firmflfi RIREIRRRIRGRRERRIERR —- ~»~~»-——-w~--——~—— w—ww—m- FOR SALE—ONE 30 HORSE p0.
nuluy night. it was decided m placard 'Mlsu Ethcl It. Potty, of Rownyton, on and money there. The gang then of the kidneys. Mrs, Carey, who is WANTED~ ~TO RENT HOUSE war upright boiler one 20 horse power
oil of the houses In the (Ily, where
there nie cases of spotted fever cer
ohm-meningitis. Owing to this action
entertained the members of the King’s
Daughters Circle of the South Nor»
walk Cougrgc atlonal church, Saturday
walked down to Call Posture on tile
Ice and did the work. 4
Albert Battloy was their called. lie
testified that ho had pawned the razoi
snivlved by a husband Robert J. Cit-
toy and four children. was 34 youth
of age. Funeral scivlccs were held
this iiftoinoun hunt the home of her
whatever lingering doubts the gov-
eriior might have had. The lettei
was hardly hailed for under the cir-
cumstancos. and it certainly gave Gov~
with at least l0 rooms If possible with
large grounds. 0. Von, 3ft Winfield
street, East Norwalk. mill 3t
hurlsontal engine used four you'd.
both in first class condition. Will
sell at half of orglnal cost. The Nor-
walk Box Co I? t!
:gwt: 01,33,131“'ogzérwiwawm’lfivTania; evening at her home In Rowayton. and that it was given to hint by lllll mother. Mia Ella Williams, In Ply- RRRcRRtRRRRRI “$83363" (IRRRthRRRRIeRIRv) RRRlRiRlRER In“? W NTEI.)——-5 F‘lFtST-ClASS MA
authority of his Ditto-Re, mm placed The hours passed all too quickly with Hill admitted having given Battloy u niouih avenue. The Rev. W. W 'R K e ‘9 n I" chluis Address. ltmploymeut Do TO LET.
cards on houses of patients all over
fieshmenta which were served. Miss glvon Battley was owned by llmrniscbc, Methodist Clinich officiated and n- , , “WIN“ “9439-71125 3‘ LARGE - "
thRéiotgr't’aRiRary Llndaley of the state Pally moved it doiiii‘ill‘ul home“ She and was given to him by Schultz. teunent was in Pine Island cemetery; 3‘,"t°'°'ybit't;”g,d fizz?“ ”m h" ”w ’ M“ r (mill. ”furnished or unfurnished. at 69
board of health has boon ln tommunl- leaves Rowayton today, for Mount Vcr Schultz was then placed on tho CHARLES p. LAMPSON 0 pa 5 ° . ' WANTED-FIRST CLASS PAINT- outb Main street. W. C. Footer.
cation with Di". Tracey, and thinks non. where she has received an on stand and told about the burglary. tic (harlos 1" Lam son a veteran of the Judge Walsh’s Position. 8"! and paper bangers. Apply lit-10hn \_ “127“ ‘
the action an excellent precautiou ”Olmmem 0‘" “3“ch in 0"“ “f the “Md that Sluvln ”mm“! “’0‘“ the (‘IEII War and lAged 73 years died "I should like to make Jud W. Bealty. 207 Washington “we"
"tough he does riotrecommenruou&r-. ”“bnc “wool” {11‘1"‘é‘fijwmt‘: MRRCIRRRD i‘nnltliznlgiand ““3 Slnturday in the Noroton Soldiers' Walsh's position clear No man R: “a“ Non-walk. mat 3‘ To EETRIIRIRICK tCOTTlélGE. oldo‘
*- a census iaca gernu . , '. rooms 02 nonsl‘et owm
a?”nablihagggifledflggg it: 123;? SOUTH NORWALK PIPE AND weapon “m“.e‘ l‘he dpitcea'it‘eduwascn menthol; m“ county worked harder for Judge WANTID“A SITUATION AT ern conventencestobe RRniitalied. Will
so? " DRUM BAND DANCE. Judge Joseph R. Taylor found Nev- Rhythm, ," u °“ Rm ”“3““ f1“, 33%;“ ”mm‘mmm‘ ”my 9““ ““3 WWW“ WWW?“ APP” 29 “mm“ arrange to glfll found. The Hatch
WWW ”03th “AVG occurred from The South Norwalk 1m" and Drum ole. Sinvin and Schultz guilty and sent worentRRREn tldnlgarl'dlugtone to: [339:- ”Euro ”dam“ ERRRRJRIOIJOIREIRIIRR; ItIlls street. m24 :it & Bailey Co. m2? at
the rover families have been advised Band hold another dance. Saturday them to Bridgeport under bonds of mm“ today. » efforts wouldvhavo been successful BUSINESS NOTICES __,,_,,,_,,.,,U M, ,
m hold private funerals. and Under- Red Mme Hut in Washing. .500 to await trial in the higher court . but for Judge ”BM.“ unfortunate - . 'ro LEW-LOWER FLOOR ROI"
. takers were warned to use the some
precautions in [initiating bodies on in
all coutagcous maladies.
The health board. at the Saturday
not considered to be In very healthful
condition. The full membership was
present. including Dr. Walter Hitchw
cock, Dr J G. Gregory. Dr. W. J.
Tracey, and President R!
Doctorow C. N. Arnold.
“K.
Rosie Jail Deputies an. Wei Not AiiioR
. to Attend Trial.
CMVEIJAND. Ohio, March 27.~illrn.
.Jones, and1 .
music and games, anti the tempting ro
lil‘fd- in
tendence Those attending report
having had a fine time.
charge comprised Charles Beecher.
John Gartman. Edward Anderson and
Albert Anderson. Walter Hendricks,
and George Williams
~«nn—wwdmnwm—gu
GENERAL racer sawmills
. h, ,
the writer
(laundering the incleniency.
of the weather there via a good at-I;
Iazoi but said that the‘nzox ho had
> Frank Boeulscbc Is now serving out
a sentence on board the. guard ship ln
tBoston, Imposed for doeertlou from
the United States navy.
“—
Beveral Intoxicated and Pennlleu
Prisoners Before Judge Taylor.“ ‘
This South Norwalk side of the Town
Court. is becoming a. very busy place.
and this morning an Imposing aggrega-
York 0 be suffering.
frbm Alcott a. but who was
human, pastor of the South Norwalllt
Mitts Blilntihl'l‘ MALONEY
Mrs. Bridget Maloncy. wife of James
Maloney. died yesterday morning at
the family home, 97 Cedar street. aftoi
ono daughter.
be held at St Joseph's Church. tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock
LEOPOLD FRANK
The remains of Leopold Frank, aged
sixty years, who died at the home of
MOVING PIOTURI EXHIIITION.
_ iii _ 1
”mind the company. He was on
nsrlvauia muted train; which
Chadwick was not. In court today at
the hour not for beginning arguments
on the motion for a new trial. Who
the ”deputies called at the county 5
to her to _ federal building RA
, . aria; with
‘One at the
rap intc/ inadaiid nus Her
Curve. all which iii: ad the
under twenty tons' of
”scanners was seriously.
butI it in lichen, not fatally hurt. Gen-
lFroIt was titre . d ,.
slime midtgnti {9&sz while.
a Ii , . .
m” . . , _ gills!
Ioniiilt of Lady Washingtiin
Lodge. .
ductile was
tiered hlmneif to be in New York city,
and had no knowledge of how he came
3 to e In Scotti Norwctlt. He was
thep'oIIce' early “this
in very queer man-
sent him to tails
Hartline moving picture exhibition
w
:Rlntertainraent Given datum-y for!
wared yesterday. Judge Light’s most
earnest. friends and supporters are
first letter. Up to the very that
Judge Walsh kept at it. and it was
LOST.
LOST-«A 801.11) MINER. SPOON.
marked "0. M. to O. M. J." One dol-
lar reward for Its return to Miss .ie
cubs. 11 llsylland street. am it,
designs. plane and hpecincations. ite-
idealist work a speculty Harold
”fissile, Archt. Wutport Conn. PRRRRRRgl“
TIMI GROWING SHORT—MAI):
am Frances Murray will leave South
Namath on or about may fit. banish
was given in Lockwood's Hall. Nor-
vtuik‘. nittui-Iitttg in I. under the db"
”cash a S"
heph Ride at hethlehom. , .
titoflarlotth humiliate Wilma
i t firing/m
I wiull'ln
“blasted itch;a."n «
work done plea“ do not de-
rintkice, anesthetic“
°' if? IRS
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Itiolea.
h
pertinent, Stanley Electric Mfg Co.
THE PARIA CLOAK AND AUITR'
HOUSE, 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET
A challenge competition sale of our on-
ii addition to her (Continuation Sixth Page). i , N3
nl ht meetin advised a eneral The music. was furnish by Lina-I ' quite a longlllnsps lire line silk shirt waist suits. $9.08 T LET--AT DARIEN CO -,
ciganlng up of'fimlth street, lech in weiler's Orchestra The c mmlitee in COURT CA5” THIS MORN'NG' husband the deRtt‘RRRERRaI‘SRZI-Rimgfdwtl‘ll "9- 00MB. #4 48 hi) Ladlefi' stilts. He no of tea room. barn. aarden‘
made of the best this season' a goods
silk Panama broadcloth chevlot. front
$8.08 to pill). .00. Silk, Redlngotee suits
In all coo rs for this little only. 626.0
Rain coats. tit 08. up. inWRIInII. 300 hp.
‘worth At. 00. Bitlrta.in midis tines.
FOR RENE—THREE i3)
four rooms. within tenmlnutes walk of
center In good locality. Apptfim to
Jacob R,M Layton. Agt.
Trolley passes the door. Oils , ,
walk to railroad station. lnqulr ". ‘
Mrs. James Whitney. mitten Conn.
“to Rahal-us? ii . noon the
A
W or 1 Russell Fro has rein ; film of I- a utters occupied the the (inventor. Mrl. Charles Conley. and mixtures at. as: up; silk of“ coats ' its a
"a? GHADWIIR‘IK PLEADED ILL- “ cg t. 5 other. fins”. mmdgé Taylor. Burbank street, Saturday, were thken PROFESSIQNAL.“ for this sale Audi-9501A” 00 $12.00 arm/em t!- insulin.
”I“. “ ‘ ' The most remarks to case of the lot to Stamford. where the funeral was We guarantee fill our goods. We alter our. list road avenue. an (”A
. ”I!“ Feeney, of New held thin afternoon. Ancmracr - sacuirscrusAi. free at charlie 8. Udeingpn. rvor- ,
«dicta RUDDIHR PR: GAL PAINT
'ro LIT~PIIEAEANT
with or without board.. Add
Mn. care Sentinel.
place Norwalk, was completely Wit
Mr. McMahon. '
who said today that his loss was easily ‘
soon the whole stiuctute and ad10ln~R
few miniilcs pitutlcaily the whole lid“
doughter, the whole barn seemed a: .
R Au alarm of the was rung at 6: SR
The loss is partly covered by lnsur- ‘
John Wheeler, Brookslde Farm. “12531: .
The m "R
Considerable household furniture, on , R R
which there Is insurance, was stored ' .
in the building. Among the Articles-2 ..
were several mattresses, a stove. a.
FOR BALE—.T. JOHN PROPERTY r
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Norwalk Chronicler