a asaslsl. willful» cull own
‘ 1- - ; maltreatment». ’
“ y Elli alibilul volt .,
«madam lull
systhodist, 'sslv-
. . to listen to the dell". .
under, the auspices‘u’ lh
We. on the question:
it women should vote."
he speakers‘for the'alilr
ng st'the‘ rat
... Mfl‘E-i'ilrlll sumo
, pudsslhtl . stout-ante
IIilii‘ litters the
City council Jail
4 may iltpalrs ‘
and will fl‘dpllllii Til
lnin l
“ a.” | 0’ alias Minerva H. Nubian
y il3. Bean. and for‘ the negative it 1..
Coburn and J. A. Richardson. The
. W. T. Duncan presided as .
judge and introduced th
They in turn held the hrs
terept» endgattention‘ of .the audience.
who were swayed first one way and
then the other. ss'they listened to the
convincing arguments. the eloquence.
wit and humor of“ the contestants.‘ '
There never was more surely .fl‘a
feast oflreason and flow of soul." and
this was continued during the open
debate, which followed, when Mrs. J.
Richardson; William C. Foote. Mr.
andgldrs. Charles Byxbse, Dr. Sisal
and others. brought more fun and more
facts to add to theair'eady cmvinclnd
array. When the popular vote we
found that the argument
ativehad triumphed, and
it; women will voti
After the debate, a selection by a
male quartet composed MW. 0; 'l‘ay-
lor, Harry Watson. Allen-Ely and Clar-
ence Brown. and demo by Allen‘lilly.
were well rendered and much enjoyed.
The the Social Department served
refreshments of cake and lemonade.
this feature completing an evening of
. very great interest and 'e .
all who were piivileged in “log pres-
, rain for ll" bury,
. ,‘llig-j-dst" Cro-
, fill only harlss Lied} ber-
g‘ip‘igtli'lil‘illtdd and ii” oved
‘ td‘iiitflisl‘lsalll‘ Hcapi
» wept from the endof the tform
.Itithe sastfbound station, an'« ailing
a'distsnee of twelve feet to
walk? in Neuron street, why their
ligand ware crushed and they
orgies Badly bruised. was
falsehd'dl store for two .
olAde’maliapl-ees Company. w they
started Writ this morning sh y af-
Various petty matters occupbd the
ottention of the fflorwillk City Council
at the semi-monthly m’detlng.-last eve“l
hing. . Mayor . George . B. ' Bunmn: prev
sided. After the various. department
bills were disposed of. jllobert n; ,alsr-
tin, who desired to insile a mun-tel
against (Juicer Thomas Loatherland.
was given sn'audleficé. 'Mr.‘flartin
:laimed he was limited without provo-
vation by the odioer .Baturday,night.
He was . especially? aggrieved as there
was a lady with him at the time. He
the evening in' question
he came out of the confectionerynbors
if Harrie E. smith. in Main'street. ac-
companied by alillv. ,. and walking
down as far all, the Colehurn and Lau-
der jewelry stor
looked in the wind
., hlarlv
unlike rail-
road frlende in , . .
imldfl“ 50". “WW” there i“ ”MOnZGV‘ikht? uai losses are: . A‘ckiey. Hatch. and. pry." ‘iie c smteriud th
was” dedsrv «'
for the affirm
some day.” a resu
oromt‘. who has to some would that on
baema‘ driller for the c: any.
and Charles lessen. who had i been
mooted to a lunar posillu
companylin'Lloading Adams
11mm: lbw’lhepar on the I inry
train, which learns the siding ‘ 6:20
o’clock. _ Thetwo Ion mention-
dtanding in front of the platfor - uck,
fromwhich .atrunll had been. ,
and asbelng placed in the car: hen
the train started.
The car struck one end of the ck.
and before any one was aware
had swept the truck, which s ted
Crofiit god Lassen before it, the
sidewalk, in bionroe street. Tb fall
was fully twelve feet. and bet .en
struell oil the
' injured. One wheel .
squarely on Lassen‘j co,
they pausedand
ws while they wait-
ed for a trolley car. .‘Aiuthis juncture.
he said Olficer beathsrland called out
lo him. "Say Martin. move, on." Do
stand there and lookin'tlle‘window."
do was questioned at lerl th on the
subject and very emphatioa ly be'ieved
that the policeman had no call what-
ever to treat him as he had. Mayor
Buxton said he would look into the
matter and promised him that nothing
of the kind would re-occur in the fu-
ture.
Councilman Charles A. Scodeld, oi
the police committee, asked him if he
did not think the odicer. being acquain.
ted with him, were‘merely tolling. Mr.
Martin was not of the opinion that he
was. Councilman Scofleld does not be
lieve that Odicer [leatherland meant
any offence in speslling as he did and
though he said what he did as a Joke.
Mr. Martin stated that there were a
number of other people in the viola.
ity waiting for a car and he considered
ad a rising”
\iiould‘.‘ elre» ..
, p oaths ‘- y ‘
fl . 1.0“ “lumen“ W
police dépaltmentn
automobile signs whichhad been spir-
ted away. wouldbe replaced with new
ones in. a day or two.- The signs have
already been made.
An investigation ofthe awning situa
tion of Chief of Police Thomas Brad'
ley. who looked into the matter upon
the direction of the council. showed
that very few business
plying with the ordinance whlch all."
that. no portion of an awning shall
be less than seven feet. above the side-
lt was voted to enforce the or-
dinance and all persons having awn-
ings which fall lower will be. required
'0 keep them partly raised.
The finance department was given
permission to borrow 3
it of the city. to pay current. bills.
Councilman Maihels, of the highway
department. reported that
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company, has placed new flag
stones in the sidewalk east of the rail.
road station. to replace those broken
by'its workmen. The company had al-
so notified Mr. Matheis that it would
shortly replank the whole Wall and
River streets tunnel.
It was decided to notify the Connec-
ticut Railway and Lighting Company
r th roadway between i
trachsfro‘m t ,4) Wall street tunnel to
Kerwin street and especially on the
stretch from 130va
Mary's Church to Merwla street where
it i claimed that the rails are consid-
ers ly above the present level of the
and leaves ll wife
Berkshire. into'and
the
seniority rule tilt
of the Coneoll’dit
OPTICIAN HOYT’S ACCIDENT.
yeee
9°. Ran 'M" :‘mm‘“ ”‘d H“ 7"“ he "pblid in" and about fourteen and a half feet by hill order it was mkedwllhxlllose
be it , to nranshvilie.
seven miles. which-sol loys a "shuttle
Homer B. Hoyt. the well~llnown op-
tician, met with a very painful loci.
dent early last evening while on his
way from his office to his homt.
was riding his bicycle along Woodward
avenue, when suddenly from out a half
arted a‘ gray cat dying like
The cat passed a few feet
in front of Mr. Hoyt's wheel and that
is the last 'he‘remembers until some
minutes later he awoke in John J.
ft seems'that a dog
ing the cat, and in his
mess did not see the bicycle and
col ded with it. 1dr. Hoyt was thrown
. ,. over thehandlellsts and struc
were in . as, it y
: i‘eft‘wriat.» a cationgflle
ll‘lill." fi‘herun is . and a destr-
' w. ‘ criti-
was a
this it years ago
ordeal
it for ylaarllu~ .
sally s- llat'tér ill
member of. tile-loll ‘
ir heads and fat:
wereyballl
truck rellfl'
and , out a gash fully an inc. ng
right. eye, which was
swollen and reused
alum
Higgins’ arms.
hm DOC“ ch“ Qfl thC m‘tter. Ella dld not worry “at“ II“ the obgerv‘nce of Memofla‘ D.y. A
I
train were Johnh‘.
, 'A.
And L. Weher, a
‘ urn. search was madefor them. butno one Wood. Clem“) “mg. “n. , and
ome. Hen wad
wheel anawentto his h
but shows the
“1’16 ‘0 3”,; a“ “idly.
effects of'his fall.
was soft eel-Posy or CHILD.
NAN MHERSON Ill COURT,
‘ TODAY FOR THIRD TIME
80”. Fumfls A" EXW that they have M ““1“" minutes walk of the centers” terms, A—
J ,, meanwhile rus .
to the real bitten! Di. Francis l. : .'
nail, and the 'lhtldf responded
greet. .promptnesa,; die had the
carried to the baggage room. wh
he made an examination and fo
. at.tlie men had‘ injuries
a all but there did not appear to
use broken, which was con
.er'pd very remarkable in view of
natudeof the'accldent Dr. V. G. .
also arrived on the scene. but his
vices were not needed at the time.
The ambulance, which had been : -
for, responded in a very few mind,
in charge of, Michael Gormley, and
injured men were placed inside .
taken to the hoapital.
The men bled Droiusely from
wounds on their faces and heads, a
Case ostry ~Toth Against John Ia-
.' iau Fined
The case 01 Mary Toth against John
Balasa was tried yesterday before
Judge Downes. of Stamford, in a spec-
assignment case in Bridgeport.
Judge Joseph it. Taylor appeared for
the plaintiff. and Attorney John Keogh
for the,defendant.
the maintenance and support of a
child born to the plaintiff in November.
1903. Balaas claims that he was not
, the father of the child and had a 're
lease from the plaintiff.
ever. sets up the claim that though she
signed the release, it was in lllngllsh
and she could read only Hungaridnl
“”9”“ ‘0 b9 i“ a 3°““"‘°“3‘~'" and that an incorrect interpretation
condition the greater part of the ti .. was made of it and the signature se-
Judge Downs reserv-
men are com- m 00".” "l“ WON “ck. viewed this mornih by a Sentinel re ton. A‘wt' 5 Railrog‘d QM!“ alliiit
y infill! dei’i‘dvlilllhlllmllfls seen a floating ‘dkifl. but so isl- as 7° oar—«ram m8. Wm,
. Nlcw YORK.1ApriL 18.——Afwr miny a boat. - A .
delays Nan Patterson today for tit, This afternoon a search of the is. afififltm' '5.“:{¥‘§wa$§””°'3§'§
th‘lrld time wendt‘ into coup": stand lands lwill be made and it is hoped ‘ ' ' ' m...“
tra on an in ctnent c ng her t at l e men may be discovered or 1- .. ' W
with the murder of Caesar Young. a that in case they have been drowned. .0035, awarding???» z :3:
The first two the missing host may be found. trees. ,3 South Main street. “un
The suit is for
, . .
am on the cred wealthy bookmaker-
Juries whlchdhe young woman faced
were in the Supreme Court, but the press-this afternoon word was recoiv- pmm|seg_ .13 3t
(p‘resent'talal isligltinig plug:t in ltillo :28")? Brgwn slid the twmlbilés had
..ollrt n snore canons, are (3- n2 oun an rescued in ocile .. a
it was expected that the ace island by Chris larsen. Jr.. who “13.," :3; 3m§uwltlhhi§lcrglllti¥legg
case would be called promptly upon wont do“ the harbor in his lauch in out Norwalk on line of trolley.
the opening of court today. but an un- this) morning for lhlt purpose. The Reference required Addmu' Rout
finished burglary trial had the right three men were much exhausted from 5““an office. ' ' .17 3f
or way and the opening was delayed exposure and starvation and probably - .
for several hours.
As soon as the burg
while in the. depot
it is believed no one on the tr
saw or know of the accident when
happened. as thetrain did not s -
gull. continued on till! trip to Dillibil‘.
econ uciavl'ontetrsnwasChar g 'l n.
Vaughn, who has had this run it moved From the Pstform of t
years.
The truck, which was looked all
later, was badly wrecked. the cnti
aving been broken off.
0 iron fence surrounding th
stairs was broken.
cured by fraud.
- iW
MA“- '°X “Tm-“l law we was island before tonlgstthoy might have mm...“ m {mm-gym, m 5....
dlgpoged of mm Patterson you brought been seriously ill lat a result of the or hi . , . _
ts into court and her trial began. The " " ' abi locality For M“ and "m
court room was-filled with a special
panel of 200 talesmen and a crowd of
sightseers packed the corridors. Coun-
sel for each side was allowed thim
West-laund’uatlo‘n Last Night.
The mail box. which for several
cars has been located on one of the
-illars below the west-bound depot in
: -uth Norwalk. was stolen. last night.
ight Baggage Master Edward Bedeil
‘ tales that it was taken sometime be-
ween 10:32 last. evening. and 5:82
his morning. < "
it is presumed that the thief, who
necrewed-the bolts holding the box
- position. and carried it on intact.
upposedlbat there would be cash or
let- valuabies in the letters which
. dropped into-the box during the
suing for the purpose of reach!“
ew York early in the morning.
The odicisla have a good idea as to
e identity of the guilty party. and
. arrest is expected shortly.
oslruasv Morse.
MRS. LUCY l-l. BEARSE.
he death of hire. busy Hallett .
rse. widow of the
res. occurred last night
we inthis-sltm‘at the ego of. seven-
‘l two years.’ She was‘born in spring-
in front of St.
—~~.~~~_—u
DEATHS FROM UPO'I'TID FIVIR.
Alice larry Aged 0M V“
Home on strawberry
fimf‘i ‘3?" ”‘2?”"T‘iiwlm'l‘i‘"
sacam alto ervcin n or
walk. last iii ht, lilies Barry. the one {fwdm
ter of fir. and tire. The- -
Strawberry Hill. The
ii but a shell time and was
attended by Dr. William J. Tracey.
The funeral was held this afternoon
and interment was in St. Mary's Cem-
Bo or as is known. there are no oth-
ooses of the fever.
”rally Will ‘l" .... ..
moon in cases w c ave ur
in Norwaiil recently. stated this sfter- ”m“ '° “‘ °" 5"“ “gamma .
noon that he did not believe that ,. f
! epidemic would “break out. despite
M. riders had been
Win his
tiolit iwey
Mason WI. reported in very b -
shape at the hospital this efternoo:
omits avgreat deal. is unconscio
time and.“ in a general
eliriails condition. When
taken to the hospital his wounds were
dressed by Dr. F. I.
The physicians
lman Mstheis was givaa per-
mission to purchase a maple tree to
replaces big tree that had died lit one
end of Union Uanil. Bomoone had la«
lies the trouble to lockup the cost of
trees for the Park and on the Green
and had informedthe mayor that nice
young maples could be purchased and
set out her s1.“ each.
The matter of plumbers leaving wa.
ter shut offs protruding several inches
above the sidewall; in various parts of
the city was brought up, but no action
was taken. though lm cases where
there are well defined sidewalks plum-
bers will probably be ordered to rcm-
edy the trouble.
Oliver '8. ‘Jaoksos was
or" -*
Cornell and Dr. W.
found that his skull
was fractured at menus and there
was a deep gash overdone eye. requir-
ing several stitches to close. it cannot.
yet .be told whethsr'lie has been in-_
as. very severe.
year old daug
lured Internally.
Crdtut's injuries w
but his present generalcoadition does
not seem as bad “that of mean;
no suffers much palmin the stomach.
but ill conscious. it would not be told,
whether he had internal injuries. ‘
Dr: 'l‘rscsy..who took care of Croflit y.
ngVen permis-
sion to erect strains dwelling house
in sntlngwood s .ii‘il
several cases which have manifested
themselves durlagthc past few dew
4 night name th were um ,
mm mm “m“ tempts to single-theshorehutmitb- “Mile The
mu
ll ‘hmitli street-has practically _ ,
W,“ but the ma. .1" named not access. lastnigbtwasrsryeoid
“lumen mm
m t. “'Lf
doom F- ‘ '
ba' Waterbury. .mfl", my” 1'0wa
1 will be held
at the bospitai.‘
"““d' ”m“ “I: a, a... Two children
res and Mrs. Cheri
ive’iler.‘ ”The funera
rsday‘ at 3 o‘clock, from ths'house.
mine m
a death of fibula V
' nishi‘at his h , .‘ silly avenue.
fa" .
. 1'.“ belt
‘at it oiol‘oeit‘,
after his arrival.
found a long- scalp
tan stitches to close
ed that there was a
the skull at the to -. ,
odd three stitches .-
4. also detemi -
gland. slephone Company
res filonl trees about
w: report shortly
has, about removed
to the dump in
old which a bad odor
dint bellied
maismm
ilo olher‘ ”basilisk. for
gun on ennui. was
diet. in the some thoroughfare is out a Island snd’tlm .. . gmllb ,
still' iii and does ' The! to huddle a?”
other...
ry. ,
it! W “all“ i m '
. lava. flit Norw‘hlillt’
. tunerslof nacho .n'f mwnslltu. . sir“... .
(lame “ ‘ W ‘ i J'
was nearly torn o ,
taken in it. landliltlon to these '
to'reihove its wl
this oltv. ll‘e exodus
thlt. every wire,
from the trees.
house made refs
Wilton avenue. fr
Idem lie
~ n‘ot aimprovs very . . ., .
.. ‘ gather in a corner the cellar new
Mm Benton 25;, .evsr.‘hnd keep llfwilntbsnl until tbll f
.. dull! was 5“,; morning theywersni‘alion off by youna‘ ,
‘ held this after». Mr: WW
hip and an snide were ’
vo’wa‘ collar earl nosey.
fist. ’_ hnpfor- 'Dflildllvssni “1
.. . Gui-l. ‘IIAID ACCEPT]: 0AM»
, y . ; the morning services c til
_ in West avenue. or
that the speed
‘l
Aunt-nu. is. zoos. , j M -
Wsw'lllwiig; ‘ y, L;
obit at.» stilts: ..
‘ ; flaps: Stencils ills liter. iii
‘ " lulu? dull. . lnlj“’$lml .
. to Still-silence and thinly.
a stint -» ,
' e
, , g new fimdnnmprll 1.3., Alum , g e .
. ran on». " . v.
only W. Brown. otdlllitll llor- Ketch and outfnld‘lfdm. we. “summarise. vol, ”walk.
“‘ ‘ ”Mill . ll“ 1' A- K in WWWM‘W --ln°w:llilit Obsrmlsrlzsstiiszlliltn
Wlik. ‘A’Wn‘a" ll, til preheated .causingaioss estimated , ~ t. .- x ., ~ ,
D m iiiill oi 300'!!in at slaooo. The ,fire started in, y o.‘ .idllfy-Golliiililitslof‘ ill lla-
' m- . ’ ~ building in the literature hotel d . filed ii iii loll-lit F
lied .hten Missing Silica abet agpeapedm“ fibula“ ri”"§3'“§m elm .. j; y. my , . 7‘ ,
W ‘4‘ l ‘ ‘ “01.! W an , a, . .
build y. and iieistlvss Who elm wind new“: lg}; .1: “2'... fi‘i‘l'hi‘fifimmmm lollli
. ' . one y lp ,_ g'.‘ ~gm. _ . _, :~ . - a. _ _
PM”. “'9"? '3“. ill" or stylusmi'lrrml ~ ‘~'-" ~'—-——-— - ,
' Q ivys, . l rere~e . .: ‘.. ‘
meu,’ w..." 01° CI ‘0 meat of the town folliesiledoutanli'uzzmt fill-1%.. fififiw’
.. 3“ "Mill “hill , - gamma;w figmim$ % 3W3. 1mg . .. .
. " l . . ,‘ . . . . . '-. ‘ '1 ON .
I . ‘ horsesv which WMfln the ,liv ,IML ' .~
Friends and olives of Henry w. ble mm mm,“ Without, mammal-$333”? vial-int: W .
.on 189 Washin- why and a numberiofcarflsm’ Were: Mall of the Cotillion" m o It.
lonvstreet.‘ “emblematic-and Aaron also taken wkfiydf ' ..}llumbor'of ‘t’ ’ at It" “oe‘edifli‘ John
. . .. Fitrllcidconyosug , , y
a. Aiblilflalid‘D. mutual. otooorse “W “"331 n ., it'll!" .' We" .11. Light. .m lonelier lot. doth!
town. coda. felu'lllllt the three men {3°53 meg“ “aim “filial: [mnlmczsmufmmdgydfmo ‘
hallo been drownedz'in Norwallt'har- my“, Wm thalluildin'g‘. The individ» m with “in“, £3113“! “hill . .
ad '20:“ {grantg‘llntgry’m l ' ' "‘"h' ”0-000; '3'?!" ““1““ “.090, tee's action so dishinmmoa
the harbor on a lull *' trip and hallo ”‘4 1‘" “W: “W W000- tiio state ~true-ulti.r..lt- was
Wtflhce' been seen. it is possible mtg ‘0’!" were covered by insurv. 25‘:th 2°ggr‘mnn‘lm
that they are mat-collation one of the . Inter investigation mm ed that the e its 0, or , .
.lelandasnd a search will be made for he probably, Illl‘l ed from 'e mom .- of the committee who.” . ‘ .- w
thew, ' _
"mm " ‘ ‘lns shark ill it cotton mattress in e- E?!” °'~ ‘ ~91 ,tl
. ' . . . ., ,. . _ . as latch. advocated
dosw‘linlfllonli? algmnumii $3.3. 33-": lb“ “ “‘° “W 9" m “9‘“ W" mat of l on elm rum .
ing ml with their. unwound". ‘llon- aeroplanes: ii‘é’é‘ipdi'i mitt: 3d? mg! it.“ ' ‘
_'?d.wttii'°fn‘i la?°.§liil§o‘§°l°i’i§ "“9 1* “9° W his W'- Thwe unzn WWW" to. hooligans .
day's sport. Mrs. Brown prepared a tress-caught .3“, and was ""0" out “ll-d."- W“, h “WM-“null WI T , '
lunch for the three men and in high of the window to the back yam-""3" 11““ W1“ 0‘ the ‘0‘": Th? . . 3°
spirits they started out. 'rlley borl'ow- margin 33:3 1‘3," ;§“mg- cgnzliatmegfihe armament W ‘ ”if
all a small skiff belonging to Chris lord You“ deugd um fire hm; 0 r ‘0 -l ,l » “mm“ : 3’3
Larsen. it was a hat bottomed affair broken out “gm iothe mattress, and 39$. m;§ w‘i‘smthet smooch? yn-l
crease the number of Superior. (dirt
Judd.” 1mm 1H,“ 1i?- .‘F.¢Wi9 “9101}
the judiciary committee's adverse, {:-
port. Senator Paige. chairm a or; e
committee, eflvi‘lned that» y, pilin-
id s; of the present judges h
long and supposedly quite seaworthy. t ' » r >
so m,» gagibe lemgd ..... hm... uncommon
no oue w at s ng groun s t ey were ’ ‘ .
going to try. though Mrs. Brown be $33.3“ m it started the disssv
,lleves that they intended to go to ' .
”pm
Cockenoe buoy. where a. number of MEMORIAL. AVA . .
fishermen have found their luck very , D 0.“:RVANOE.‘ lnglcgg‘ligellllewasmmmmpgv:g
5,?“ °' “W T,“ 2;“ “a“ m 0°mmmu Appointed by Douala Fow- change. amenity of thefcodlnl“ ittae
thaws“ w en 9’ mw do“ A l'arbpcifl" o. A' l" I "’0 “WWM'loain increase 'rh
' regu at us need meet ng of Dow b 1 ' go . g “4.; .
“"- 3’0'“ V“ interviewed "“3 glsil Fowler Post. 0. A. 8.. was held. “Undo? lawyer?“ ‘.
morning by a Sentinel ,nsporter and my even.“ in their rooms .on South i i- (“duh
“‘0 " ”PM”? PTW‘r‘W 0'" the Main street and plans ,were made for '
”has
tor Sunday night. when she found that committee .on headstones‘ for .old .01.
W they a” “0‘ "mm- ““9““? ' liters was appointed com risin Caleb
. was able to l ., either Clement)! Bamuel lfott. of tile. .- -
the missing'shi and ‘ _, y 'e Weill}; :0!” com
l
. . l
. ”‘ ~15.“ ,. .1“; m y g with. ‘ y , .1 y , y
, new that the intestines. . td=mlmm‘m .. y . , . ‘ y y ‘ \
may have beenmpellsh tomato on .gmwma? ”Child‘s W" W , . . - . ‘ ‘3
one of the islands and are there yet. a l“ r of ”"194 '1‘“ I" “i‘ " ‘ . . »
Rho weather lllls-‘lltfao'l;| badl and if the ,
ree are on an o e is ands upon . . F,
l?” mgmm¥%?on:es they] must To LET.
venue to. y l'om oodand __ - .. .
hunger during the two days and nignu mgng'gr smlo’h'f‘gfinmnogy;
poet in many years.
i
'l
oration oftlle three ii
p. or. On Saturday will .
- when
' wearer)" — 3 ”minnows
boys to feed forming would“ at
at imoper hour. The. M Barthel,
Company. - l. L ails-1t
waurao~coupnrlotlr oral;
for general housework, inquire Its.
M. D. Randall, 56 Seava avenue, "
mast Norwalk. ~- - all 1
WANTED-v-BITUATION A8 FORE—
man or coachman on gentleman's
place. A l references. Address A. 0..
Sentinel office. South Notwalif. aid it
WANTIWBY 21TH ‘OF' APRIL.
an efficient woman newsman! and
chambermaid: must thoroughly under. . 3 ' i
stand both branches of work. Apply ~ ‘
evening. until Friday oi this wesll. at
bliss Baird’s School, stills» avenue. .
all it ‘ of
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perior ohm-waist trodes. at Kiss
Bhird'i! School. at Wall‘flel'tlm sier- v
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porter to ascertain f any of them had
could be found no 93° had 399“ ““5“ privilege of using stationary washtuhs.
3““ 38 “‘9 Sentinel W38 spins ‘0 at Coleman's News Stole. or on the
if they had not been taken on the To LIT-IIODERN novels or 10
mute. ,n it
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110:6 ems Wrbirltggonustrcet brid‘ga. '* ‘ 3‘ '
w are an “res ‘ rs We were - ' ' .
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They went first to Round Beach on
Bunda ’mornin but. the deb were u i 'FOI .M'F’ONR: “m 98 '3‘”an 4° “ “m“ “"1 .
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ll‘inally to male matter: worse inggrsJAm“ ta» gfioxfl and. "Aldo” or “Woolf Wash!
meal the car. broke and the were - . . “00- Ml‘ "l”. My .
able only it herculan efforts t: matte “r ”m“ cm"- . . - ‘15 3" Nerd/sill. -
the shore the island. Til the hi ' ' . ‘ .
the wind would die down llfluguthe '00 “the WWW TOUR!“ wastes —- sons
night ,0 that they could row. ashore Thomas automobile car. at a reason~ hidllylfllnlphed room
but it became worse and they dually I“ 0 WW “W" ‘ “W “M ern lmvl’wetluflllulil:
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made up their mindsnto spelild the Tar . ‘
skill on the island. ey belt a fire ”a “LI—villa!” mu‘uomu ii”.- .. , . , . , y is. ‘
VI 8113th VWVIAHOK. All!»
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in the old cellar and made themselves
with double ionfor e. at First do.
ascomfortable Impouibly. Th he: East Norwalli. Wii W. Jayne. “A desiring.» d . M
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homeowner 3 .3: .. m
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almosttamished however. Will if; , 1‘ ‘ notes of
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