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Warrants for Twenty-one Proprietors of Satoons Wore Served
Today by Local Authorities, After a Submission of Evidence
by Two Officers to Prosecuting Liquor Agent William O.
CIarit~The Trials Will Take
Pia ce .Eariy Tomorrow Morning ,.
The State Police huAc been formally
intioduced to the Town of Norwalk.
and the result. is that today warrants
were issued for no less than. twenty-
one saloon keepers”. charged with one
All mole counts of setting liquor on
SundAtA. Prosecuting Liquor Agent
William 0. Clark and Attorney Leo
Davis have been busy for the past cou-
pic of days drawing the warlantAt
which have been issued upon tlle (art.
dance of the two members of the state'
police who visited the different places
and made two purchases of “(1qu Ill
each pin
This morning Chief of Police Voll-
met". Chief of Police Bradley Deputy
Sheriff thn W. Sculley and Constable
John J. Goodwin were handed a num-
ber' of Bh'eaVes of write for the differ.
out offenders and started on their way
arresting the errant liquor dealers.
Coustornation reigned supreme in
the ranks of the ileum Dealera' As-
a) icigtlon and there promises to be a
to if »
A list of the alleged culprits fol-
lows:
Petel O’Httltt 21 Fort street Still-
day. January 7.
Michael Fodot. Benton street.
cembc‘r 17. January 7
Michele liubrtno, Wood street
(ember 1? January 7.
CEShn E. Layden- Broad street, Nor-
watk. open after hours and selling on
Sunday. January 7.
Elizabeth Spahr. Water and Havi
land streets, Sunday. JanuaAA 7.
Flank Heldel, 25 Day street Sunday
January 7.
John tombak 23 Dav street. Sun-
day. January 7, also selling without
.l. license honohttk is alleged to have,
sold in his house next Atom to the
saloon tosetl.
an Austrian
M 1 , hover.
street bridge, tnday, January 14.
IRA
Do-
rs astlington
lobe W. Pennington, North: Main
street. Sunday. .ltmuarA l4.
William éiI \Vitshinglon
street by "SEMI” rv l4.
moi/d lltlk,5 Ralll'tltt nuc Sull-
day. Jaaualv iI .
Frank T. Saunders. Railroad avenue.
Sunday, January
JOhn J. Barry, 152 Washington
street. Sunday. Jdnuary it.
nor. Notwalk, Mummy 7.
William Trinks b‘loderick 'l‘rinks.
ill Main stlcci, NorWqu January 7,
Jamialy 14.
John it‘. Curnyn. Connecticut avenue.
Sandal, Janual A 14.
James F. Shecllau,
Norwslk, Sunday. January f4.
Daniel SlatterA. Main street,
Walk. Sunday. January 14.
James BarrA. Winnipauk. Sunday,
January 7 Suntay, Januarv 14.
John E. 0' Sullivan. Gregory‘s Point.
iSundny. January 14.
' The most romatkable part of the
whole situation catneput in an inter
view with Prosecutor Clark. this
morning. in which he said that he had
even had complaints from liquor deal
era who obselved the law‘regardlng
those who did not.
He also stated that he had rec ceived
complaints against. each one of the
places on the list, and that. in order to
clean up the batch he had called in
the state police. The state police
had been given a list of places against
which thcle had been cotnplaihts and
A the result shelve with what hm (Al-85521
‘state police lune met in theil walk.
5 He said further that a number of pine
ice “(We visited. at which no evidence
{had been gained. and that he had told
the state police to get evidence against
5att the places they could.
People who have. known that the
law was being violated throughout the
whole town Were hardly prepared for
the arrest of one-third of all the sa-
loon koepcls in the town. and the pine-
1 float admission of the authorities this
5they believe there are more violators
A who were not caught.
I The state police have been working
here fol thlee weeks, but Prosecutm
Clark declined to give the names of
‘the members of the force who had
5been here nor any evidence against
them beyond the fact that two patches
Ies were made in each lace.
5 One man who heard 0 the fact that
there had been two purchases in each
place remarked that the can'ylng ca
pacity of tilt state police must be con
AA'IAit-lalllc if they may; all the "pill-
chases.‘
The prclltnlnaly healinga in the
cases will come up tomorrow morning
in the town. court at 10 o‘clock and
,ihe session promises to be an Interest.
lug one it’ any testimony ls taken.
All this afternoon the officers were
busy seA-Aing the Williams.
14 Water street.
Nor-
Jamca F. Plullkett, .32: Wall strcetfl
Sunday. January 7.
Jamel.- McCtAlthA. New (‘allanll AlvAA
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DEMOCRATIC STATE
1 COMMITTEE TO MEET
“r“ I."
First Gull . Cain-
lgn of; to
fidyer Says Party” lie on
Asleep
my"
ws-fi—w A7
the first sun ill the
Matti campaign for 906 Av
Malay, when Ill
New linveli,
A-ratic Stilts C
:A letter to (J
Illili‘l‘flIIt
fired yes-
-‘llomas. oi
the Demo.
I Committee. sent
Milan John .I. Walsh.
oi” {203% Ititig hint. on behalf
the “ 5% to call an
.lut-A- ting of the i! to Central
tee to A'cparc the i.‘
tampul
'l he more by
on the rutnlt
I
among the I train that the l to-
i’l’flIIil rty. d partitulnrlA it! all
era in be into Central (‘0 too
have. t Ili‘i‘Tl alive to it necessity
or hit hing up the
gubernatorial rac fall. This
If ecu more i at. giy by lead
in embers e pm y, Illl without
renal , who Ali-y
’t'lenAaAA
ity to call ‘5 ion' 'lth t‘llala'»
Allan Walsh. who iii exported io' reply
to Mr, Thomas with a date for the
proposed meeting of the working party
leaders.
The last meeting of tile lchlet-lllttr
t'ltillo Central Committee was held ill
Hoptomlnu. 1004. Mayor (lilarteu it".
'ltrayA-r. of Norwich.
for governor oblong the Ut'flllit'l’ililt. hull
recently stated that no meeting halt
been railed since that lltlw Ilt‘t'ltlliltl
the party Illlil Al habit. of "Ktllllfl to
sleep for two years All a time between
Astute elections."
it is understood that the Republican
state leaders haVe atreadyp pared ex-
tensively for the homing nmpalgn.
while until now there has been no
move by the Democrats.
«to. P. ACKIRMAN 6. co.
Tito Loading Millions.
imitt- Ana to their clearing Anne of
hills Never _ were such deslr
able goods onerorlt such low prices.
The sale emulation until next week
Thursday. A calitomorrow will give
you first choice.
HOTIL cult ‘ o OLIRK 7RL
Prank rum-man who has been night
clerk All the Heidi billiard for several
years. has retd the mitten on ac-
count of ill ll. George Starla.
formerly, of art . has taken the
" present building
leading ennui-late ‘
_..L m... .
IlADEI. OYSTER COMPANY
TO MAKE BOUILLON
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Large Plant Wilt Con-
siructed pact For
Purpofl in the ear F uiu A78
"llAA lmlitl Oyster i‘ Annually. they relu-
menu «it Iltw tlepnlillr gill!) mopp-
fat-tn of bouillon lab. .la oihxie
from in juice of the stern. which
hereto me has
Wu wasted. 't
Tb comlpany, going so 77X78fl7y
i
tunes that it will u
erott anotllcl plant to.
A- large
'lIIIlf'l‘ their or smut-AA
the water from i
building will be erected.
ro til I'
i‘l'flllli changes she made ,
The iron 'tlon’of lll building
is now but!“ used for the making of
the IiilllIIItll and >it Altman or liltil‘t‘
hilllilii are employed already. When tho
plant is ill good running order and
working to full capacity, there will be
Aloud for It)" or more builds.
The oyster bouillon Ill an idea of
llr. lA‘AAAAllam At New Jersey chemist
who has pet outed it and Ill directing
the llltltlllgcnlent of the new depart
metal.
Hi to the present time the intro
of the oysters. AviAiriA has constituted
a farce part of them. has been thrown
away all useless. by the sale of the
prcpnrmliuiec all bouillon the receipts
from it bushel of oysters will be nearly
twice as great.
ARTiO‘i‘ POWERS IUID.
”
thhaii Indolent" Campus lrlng
Action Over Hardware I’m.
The Hairball and Smiles Hardware
acrimony. of Nurwaik. has brought
suit against 1‘. n Art-AM the «sitcom.
ed cartoonist for OI i and costs l’n-
here in the cane. attaching Mr l’o
wer‘n residence on Comsiock lllli.
Norwallt. were served yesterday by
(inflatable Thomas heat erland.
The mill is the remit. of a bit for
bards/are.
~NO interest charged on time sales.
posit ion
J. W. iiiudtrell.
aloft #555“ "y
rinse run or 3qu
Trap Set for chicken Thieves.
Was Sprung oil the Wrong
Alan. So the lilci'lm‘ claims
NORTH COVENTRY. Jan. 20. ~Au
old-fashioned muscle loading gap.
which had been set to catch a chicken
t,hief did executiOA when the trap
was sprung last ngbt although the
victim of the charge of shot claims
that he who not Ill the coop with the.
intent to take chickens.
Edwin Case. of this town, had been
missing poultry for some time and
had failed to catch the thief. Yester-
ay he set. up an old gun and fixed
. so that whoever opened the hen-
house door would get ‘a charge of
buckshot tn the limbs. During the
night. he was aAvakened by the dis-
charge. and hurrying to the barn yard
found Woicott Ayer. a young man. who
lives a mile down the road, in bad
shape with. a hole through the leg.
He was sent into .Wllltnlantlc and intro
sent to Hartford for surgical atten-
tion
Ayer. who is married, has a family.
and bears an excellent reputation
among his neighbors. says that he.
too had been losing chickens. least
night he says he was awakened by
two men on the road who were talk
Ing about chickens. He folloWed them
and they disappeared behind Mr
Acumous in A...
(termini Represen-
tatives 7 5a Series of
Private Aorancas, Trying
to Reach Some-‘Aoreemont
museums. sham, Jan. 26. 11:20
a. m —Connt Vonv Tattsnbuth and M
Regnault. the (“for an and French spe-
cialists on Morel o. began today the
first of a series 0 detailed private dis-
illusions with th object of reaching
an ugleement. otfgitle, the Moroccan
i
conference. A ottoil. head of the
French misslo . lid Herr von Rado-
theit meeting y terday. While. most
pleasant towttrd a other. avoided
touching upon a yt lag except the
general ground v n dowltz remark
ing at one what: ' "
“Well ultiaow we could not let
you have the policing of Morocco. "
"i am sure thl‘At way 0shall not ask
Case's barn. He says he went into‘
the chicken house to find them and
was shot by the Map gun.
-Shoulder Steak, 10c. lilittel'y‘s.
HAS HAD A GOOD EFFECT.
Dogs Are Not Roaming About in Such
Large Numbers.
l‘hc publication of' the petite. oi’ the
justices of the petite that unnluzaled
dogs must be tied Alp on owners or
harborer's platinum; or kept. on leashes
'has had it wonderful effect all mm
the town. About the only outlines tllat
are to in soon Aunning about loose
are those which have no owners.
if the law is compiled with these will
be shot. The decree of the justices
will be in effect for ”mu days and if
there is considered still to be dun-
ger, the Justices will plobablv older
their notice to be ill effect fol an iliI-
dltionul period or thirty days.
~—Home-madc or Link Sausage,
1b.. at New York Market.
I 01'.
‘A'f-o _ uf$fO5
ilgrinlag.» to Warship gang, t). C. but
week. the ninth ottic‘o pertinent has
authorized him to “"le two Aretha
letteA carr'lers connected with the
'7l’O5v:
commending February 1st» "
Eduln L. Hentmtt Ame wiltinm o
cooler assault lNBTALLATlON
_——.~.—
Ollicaro installed by Diatrict Deputy
llA fully as lingo. if Aloi larger than a“! of citation.-
ille present one, Ad when this new .01 ”3.5:“. .5” its ",5“
plant is erected 757%" may be further "5“,. 5 lonthl fifietlfl "H, “m“
iIt'V‘t'ItllllIli his in tin Allarketlng of (aya- rm . usually large "mum.
tom . .
rNcltotlath‘iu tulle lit-En til-£3! way 5);,555”. ,lbgfimfirfizm “5:7 75.7.7.7:
- some Aim. to purl use i e and
.3"... of flu: ,tu ellot MAO" 5’ Auknl7dfl777 Iaialltg tho _fo in]! oltl.
whilb Anus to llllgfiwller. 'l‘hilt'A1‘i (A ,( floor 7‘75”"7"
audition Jg giving ,. infill IIi‘N‘l-liiill‘ rt (. ‘Iil mm,
for the else on of the new plant. will Trans ""71, M 5’ ilh
also Alive ,t hi a large amount of m" my “0nd,.“ J.W,m, tilt
water front WW II ill ,yalultblc to them “5",.“ 7
fig Secrets
s. W.—-liidw ‘lll y.
J..W -Jotm lot ,.'
S lbw-hilly. ev ,
70"“7lllt'l l’. llintltlrl N
lulwiltepbt-AAJ. it‘liinl'lt. ‘
«Am. l,” 35 WWII!
it ill “ii p and.1
film; "0!”!le ‘iu is ll’
l or
tin quarter ending llemmlwr.‘1liIif.
which allowed the court to have Austin
it decided gain both lttllilill‘Ii’iiiIl and
financially
‘Ntlimug club flaun-
Hall tonight Jerome
ohotttra. Tickets. till vents.
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LADIIC 0P MAOCAIIIO OF'IGIRO
IlAu-IAWOOAI‘AA
May
Ioutit Norwaik Hive Has its Annual
installation
Mullen of the Mat-cabinet of the,
iiontb Norwslk Hive. No. ‘iti held
their regular ruvlew hull evening at
which the following "effluent were in
ltlutcll:
Patti twinnlnnder—Adulia deletion
(,Wmnlldefvflfiry Lyle.
Lieutenant Continuance Alma Mey-
r.
it, K.—-ttial‘l lwyilcitnrol it.
P. Red-Mary Baddelcy.
Chaplafnwlfannah Baddeiey,
Somme-4;“ Dunne.
gt
sentineluitatherins White
We
~10 lbs, Loin Pork. '1. at Hayes.
South Nprwnilfoftlce mounted cam .
'- «’Ill‘rlfltl (3735]
(in i
for it. " replied M
i That was as” near itsv Able too diplo-
,Anats got to the. main question. but they
{arranged for if. Reguauit and Count
AAon 'lattenbacb‘ to talk out the disput-
ed points mommy“ Their subject
Atotlav was a Moroccan state bank. a
lquestlon width probably will be one
of the next to mine before the cm)-
{forente often the problem of the taxes
is disposed of.
The conference now Atlas four sorts
of activity-nits Regainin- -'l‘attenbach
5Aiistussions. upon which most of the
attention is fixed: the sub-committee
dealing with financial reforms; the
committee of tht whole. from which
the secretaries are excluded. and tin
ally the miifc‘ronr o itself. The envoys
are tiring of this quiet. coast town and
already want to get away. Yet it
Iooka as though a month more will be
Acquired to finial: the Work in hand.
5 W—
—vI40lll Pork to roast. ilo lb.. at New
York Mal-kill.
7 "—‘lei Biha'd
Corned Hooks, 8e.
h‘rcsh or
12c 1b.;
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Ortitt have
Mons.
‘ 5” in exptuathJhat this change Mil
been sewed to an the
.‘a 'M
or littrtnuo of AAlAitil has. of to.
than tuxctt the Alipgtfiv
Aniline,“L
AIM“ “MINI .
dill lillflli
NE A ___'IBEIISA
Olliiam Nash is Chosen Era-
trident, and Contracts Abra
mum 5.5, or Ehction of:
5Grand'Sia and Grading of
,Iil’e com: A
1...”... ,. , ._
'7'lit77t um. annual lilitl'UIlii or the
Ntlfiyltllt Maililt‘nzbnt (lehftnhy, Which
Is tir’ have roilttvt df bulletin“ in The
NorwalmnoxtT Alulltlller was held
T‘Almtuy and the following ntllcern
WA‘rr elected:
. President-“William Nash.
Vtrwprnuldoni“liltlltuhv fluttiu.
lt‘ilAltnt-lal szmiary—«li‘runk Madden.
. Recording Sm3rciary~»-Johll tinfoil.
‘ Manager and Traitterlelilnm li‘.
Nash
Ii'Illlllit'e (tollllniiitm~Mcaara. Lafllu.
Yates and Madden.
Boar rd of ”imbue—«Samuel Taylor.
James Younga and Thomas f’owetl.
'ilttt contract for the erection of t e
grand stand was today awarded
Wattlron attention. and from the
plans drawn it is certain that there
will be no liner grand stand in mull
rm "outlet-flout.
The posts for the fence around the
fluid it'll all Ill place. and the contract
Afor IIlI' remainder of the gratlimt hue
been let to li‘lncb Emitters. who will
commence work all soon as UliseIIiIi'.
All layers of the gain. will be pleati-
lint“I
I
i
A
i7
i
eat It
and
the company fnlcnda to make
,iiuliullni aainel it "u A IIlIf‘ bender"
HAL Nuilntlulg trill pin on ill. {kill 5 I w it . m , IMO! in,
AAltz. head of the (lemon mission. at,
Stein rEosous AiAilE ill.
or till-KNOWN ruAAEs
Alison Ascher. Took the cost in
an East Side Tenement, New
York, and Ended ills Lilo
NEW YORK, Jan. 26 *Eight' per.
sons wens made seriously ill today by
the fumes of an unknown poison which
Joseph Anchor took to end his life in
an East Side tenement. Ascher left
the stopper out of the bottle from
which he drank the poison and the
fumes of it. which smelled like am-
monia. almost caused the deaths of all
the others ill the tenement.
Anchor" 6 room mate was unconscious
and members of the family from whom
the mowing of a cat. in time to save
their lives. Ascher died soon after
his condition was discovered and his
room mate was revived after an hour's
work in the hospital. The dead man
was a Russian and his suicide was as
crlbed to worry over the fact that his
mother, who to still in Russia, recently
wrote to him that she was in great
peril on account of the riot there and
asked him to send her money, which
he was unable to do.
——Gran. Sugar, 21 lbs, St. Ellis. & Co.
TRAIN VICTIM WAS A. SAILOR.
NEW iDNDON. Jan. 26.2—The man
who was killed in the local railroad
yards this morning by a car sent out
from the early morning postal train.
has been identified as James l-iouilhsn,
a sailor front the fishing schooner Ben-
iamin W. Latham. of Noank. He
came from 'l‘ar Bay. Newfoundland.
on a mother. He started for New
York last night. but missed his boat
and was evidently trying to find his
way back to tile wharf where his
schooner lay, when run down.
TRIAL OF MIDSHIPMAN MELVIN
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jail. 26.-—’t‘ht
trial of Midshipman George H. Mel
vlu. of (lolloseo. ill.. began today.
rib is a member of the third class.
The charge of hazing against Mel
vin is supported by six specifications
alleging the hazing of five different
Anidsllipmen. all of the fourth-class
Under five. of the specifications only
the requirement of physical exercises
is alleged and in one the use of abuv
lly faolllldlv the delivelv of mail,
0 i‘oioltlac river.
sire is also charged.
I
PDSTMASTEII EDMUND E. CROWE SUCCESSFUL iN‘HAVlNC THE POST DFEIDE DEPARTMENT
REOOGNIZE- THE NEED-FOR ADDITIONAL FACILITIES~ EDWIN L. HANI’ORD AND
WILLIAM O. MERRITT THE MEN WHO WILL BE PROVIDED WITH HORSES
5 5The IDIIIOR of all the carriers will
necessity be mrraugad as a re-
ll: of. «thc- newmrdcr of things.
t‘elr'tcl Hartford will be assigned a
A rtion of the East Norwalk territory
the In if tarrAioA Merritt will look after the
IolilAing illstric -. in South Norwtllk.
eyelv Saturday biliey me not out of
town
Home. line mains l for Ashe coming
anon lulu been A'lir ed Alp by" the man-
list-mom and the team will undoubt-
." I\. be stronger than ell-r before in
the history of 'Ilfwt‘lllll Ill Ihc Nur-
ll'fIIuA’ . .
A - v7
5 L Pot Roast and boiling pieces at
, npy old mile in. line wilduw. at the
Aw York Milltktft; ng'
. m3.— '
5N7 llI. liointylliuitcriil 1.7init Rutledge. liIA
Hayes
m-v-W.
sevens headliner cream. 3‘
8 col up the ”new of Viegiilfi Today
Da.mogo "‘
5 NUF‘ItllerZV " Ida. ‘36. ——A HllV‘t‘ll'
ll rtlieuitt. «format out the coast to
A. the wind at the Virginia Capes
miles Ml hour
‘itc tug Edward intllellbuck and Ann
barium planned in All tuttum today. the
second barge of the AMA havlligllor
bow Atiovo Ill all if from collision with
the first. The Mtlltlore freight ateli-
met Gaston. which It'ft here last night
nearly loaded for liaiiiumrn. ground
mi on it liar off "well”: Point in Ham
Amt floods and was rcperied in distress
by the Realm steamer Nantutlet.
which lulu arrigved today. but a sub-
rieoilcnl rPlNilI says that the (lawn
Aurel-elated in floating herself and pro-
recited npmtreitily Aillltlinred. The.
Ulllliul Stat-AAA revolttlii cutter Wisdom
IINN sailed from uti'Norfoik fortl per
Chesapeake Roy to’AA'AAAtlst a venue rte
ported ashore off the inollih of the
All incoming vessels
Arum-t rough vol/Idea last night.
., :fchillg l‘ iolocilA this terminus of
«Awli‘runb or "0le Plate. {AAA ill.. "I
New York Mlll‘llct.
they rented the mom were weak and .
dizzy. when they were awakened by .
was 31 years old, unmarried and teav-7
Met 7
. tucll you
Five Mon
VlC’i‘OlllA ll. 0.. Jan.
to the Express from liclulet.
today. stated that the ten men who
left the wreck of the steamer Valtn-
and life raft,
n entail island off Vllage island, Wlson
third engineer. jumped 0A crboard andicook. P. HanCOck, of San Francisco.
attempting to swim ashore was drowu- . was in command of the raft. ’ lie-his
The remaining nine landed onia wife in San Frallctsco.
'i‘AlA rot island Wednesday.
iamped into the water.
‘lad Aloi returned when the remaining
three men were taken on board the ,
MATINEE WHIS CLUB.
Mill. Albert Mossman onieltainod
he Matinee Whisi Club yesterdax af-
ternoon at hot home in Morgan ave
one. The first mine. was secured by
Alisa IAN‘A‘l‘t’IIlI Sanger and the no
end by Miss Emma Int-kwood. Miss
Allen was awarded the guests's prize.
PROFESSIONAL.
MEDIUM AND PALMIST
Madame Vandaar.
She is a natural medium.
asks a question. and
truth. Madame \‘andear has cxelnpti-.
fled her ability as a truthful foretellel
of the future for several years in Boa-i
ton. By her wonderful power she. tells
the most successful course to pursue
in life. She is the greatest expert and
best adviser on business investments.
law suits. love and marriage. She tells
how to will the one you love who and
when you will marry, locates absent
friends. teat treasures. unites the sen
arated. and tells how to succeed in
business; in fact. she will help you in
all your troubles; Madam Vandoar
Wishes it distinctly understood that
the advertises nothing she cannot per-
form. Satisfaction guaranteed to all
Price 25c and bile. Hours from 9 a
m. to 9 p. AAA. to Washington street
South Norwalk.
iNTRODUCTORV OFFER~COURSE
of twenty lessons in the art of advanc
ed piano playing for twenty dollars.
Mr. Geo. C. Bender oflers this special
price up to February 1. Studio at. the
residence of W (‘. .tt‘.oote 59 So. Main
St.. Thursdays and Saturdays from
2 till.r
YOUNG LADY, FIRST CLASS
manicuriat, will call at. your home and
give racial Anassage. also treatment for
lcveioping the bust. There In more
satisfaction in having your work done
at home. A. riukles removed with few
Nevel
treatments. Strictly private. Address
K. M. IL, care Sentinel. 120 iii
ASERENO R. FORD, PUl’ll. OF
audioy lluck and Harry Rowe Shelly,
ogantst of South Norwalk t‘ongrega
thnal t‘hurch spit teacher of Plano.
()t‘gan and Hmmony Applicants
plcare call at thet‘hllrcll Thursday at.
t rnomlmpr address at 2i. Park Place.
‘5 amford. 118 lift
ILEARN TH: our or woop
b rntng. » We unit the outfits and
frae. We also have the
w otl rotors. tiller. vatnluh and wait
fl iiiIIt'.‘ i‘onlpleic line of Rural
l miller ( oils in stock. The Pyro-
A t NerhA it... Frederick W. lloyt.
a pager, No tiWaahingiAm Rt. iSliAg-
o Rowing Mlltlilnc Store) South Nor-
w
MiaS7 POLHEMUO. summon Clit-
ropodlni. graduate of Air. MID"
Sons' School of Chiropody. All Fifth
Ava. New York. announces she has
entered upon the practice of her pro»
tension at iii ’l‘nylor Ave. ’l‘el. Elli-ii
Aptmintmctltu at private residences.
ditti if
an»-.-
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AUTOMOBILE. CARRIAGE AND
wagon repairing and painting: new
and second band on wines and wag
our for site: borne shoeing and clip
ping. and general blacksmltlililg. at
James ll. IAILOT'U. Ravlland 8t.
J. A. RUDDIR. PRAG’l‘iOAl.
painter Paper Hanger and Decorator
Estimates submitted Address ladi-
sonstreet. font of Franklin. 0mm
Miller Wright's. 1! a.
so
Mite. aunts AAA. «was. so so
Alain strut South Namath.
mansion Ammawxgfiaz‘l:
.alsotml aoal‘o immeaéngacmrlao‘
so .aapaoia , Alum
macho. ranged withontngh 0'
J Wilma. announces that aha not. w
blaster Alt Amwnliaabeth Becker. ed to learn that the management of Asbilnimt an employment In" at
.23 Union street. and can more arm
At all MW 0' MIN“. am
A“ solution free
.._¢.._m~._..- ..,.-...........-.« _ .w ..... m -, .. -. .1 M
Misrt‘i. LANA-0678 .. ’ CEMETERIES ,
[MDLOVMENT AfiHNCl‘qutflll7 «Aver-ole. Ommry7 -— limit:
(than. seventy acres beautifully loose
lots to suit all it. is wise to
eel it Am willie you are alive. lip
ply in line Av. Voorlleea. Aluminum
dent. on the grounds
Eighteen Were Rescued from the flail, and Other Five Ward
Members of Boat‘ s Crew Which Carried News of the Loss iii
the Valencia to Cape Beale ——Terrible Tales of Hardships
Which Brought on Insanity and Led to Suicide by Drowning iii
2ft.~ Advices i launch Shamrock, of Victoria, after he-
e‘arly ‘
cta Wednesday afternoon on the. sec- Am a considerable time. but were tin-
whtch was picket up able to attract it, although they tried
by the steamer City of Topeka. drifted frantically to‘ do so. They saw, capo
into Bat-Akley Sound On arriving lit Beale Light. that night and tried to
tells you the'
prob
slightly we our." 7fraati
\wlnda liters» Avg.
ing fond by Indians.
While the men were drifting on the ,
lift left they saw the City of Topeka
make for it. using oars. Th e chief
The names of those on the raft who
Before morning five went clazy and . were droWnetl Are':
One man.5
the strongest. started out for help and I passenger. Wallace. steelagew
Wilson. third engineer; thso 7.:
LOT.
(Continued on Sixth Page)
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE- OR TO RENT-A
Storm of 90 acres. with large barns,
,cos stables. corn crib and a small
house of live rooms Address Mrs. L.
AR. Hoyt; Ally-ops Plain women, Conit.
R. l7 D. 12. 126 6w
. FOR BALI Wanna PIANO, ands
than half original price; pertain eon-
A
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t
A
dittop Full line Edison Phonoerale'B ‘.
and God Moulded Records V5
Studwcl 39ANo. Main St. 125 ,t
7 FOR SALE—~TWO FAMILY HOUSE
Ain East Norwalk; three-quarters acre
of land. with cook house. chicken coop. _
fine well water. plenty of fruit date
‘view of harbor. Wilt sell resabnsble.
IParticulars of Mrs. Albert Sherwood
A16 Pleasant street. East Norwalk.
J24 3t
FOR SAhp-AONE
me 14- -r00
2 .At non Aleutian 7
wgprovema
rue lO-a‘rod ildl &%
A r ._
tood location. All on my to“!
_ '51
WANTED—SMART BOY 'l‘o CAP ii",
rymall and help aroiapd printt «53.9515
ficzc must come Well recommor
Call at 205 Rut Washingtons .l‘cOr‘
near Bridge, East Norwalk. ; H
Alf“,-
WANTED—MIDDIJIO AGEI‘ “ .»
man to do light housekeeping .
in. time in a family or thretM MEN .
Apply to Mrs. T E. Smith. 1 Amt!
stwreet Norwalk.
WANTED-AT ONCE ‘A
girl to assist in examining more A
easy. clean work steady poslti
plv at office ”thng Ur
Manufacturln -( 0 atm
‘5 sa'rz’
Steamboat Place.
WANTED—A WOMA'N FOR ‘dTuN-
eral housework. Mrs. . H. Null. 3
.iayview avenue. 184 3%
WANTEDAAAA MANAGER FOR A
branch office we wish to Iooato here It!
South Norwaik. Address. with retor-
ences the Morris Wholesale House.
Cincinnati. Ohio A A ll .
WANTEDwA GIRL FOR GENERA'
at housework and illiIlIII Ill care 0!
children. f‘all mornings or evenlnfl. ,
of Mrs. Wilfred liodwtill's, it List ’
Alon Piece. 80. Norwalll. 3“
WANTED «HOUSE. inLLmT‘ , ,
with prtveloge of buying housed in 7 .
rooms. on one to fire acres of land. ,.
located convenient to South Nut-walk:
Write particulars. E. Ollmnn. 820 Allan
ting Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 322'“
WANTED~ A COMPMEN'I‘ GIROJ
for general housework. No washing.
Mrs. if. a. Lockwood, Oil It‘llnwoo’d‘sve.
nlle. South Norwalk. ~ it! t;
WANTEM‘OMPETENT MAN T0
urge charge of forming and blowlnfi
room». National ml (30.. Dall’l‘igrzi
wanna-upon? Gnu. will
feather beds; have theta made into n.
delightful foldink mattress. Hair t-
omes «learned and cleaned. W to
tor descriptive pamphlet to the B. a
if. Folding Mattress 00.. iii? In 1
Washington BL. 80 Norwallc d0 5" A.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SOLVENT aortas. ..
District of Norwallt mi Probate
totui January iii. A. DA, 1200. '*
Estate of Ellen M. Painter: late fit
Norwalkn in said tlitlsfldt. deltas.“
'llte court. of Prom for th 6 auto.
trlct of Norwalk lAatll limited ad its
low six months hour the date
for the creditors of slid elite
hibli their claim» for tie entail .
and neglect to present
properly attested. “(film
will he debarretl a We
m 2A is
True charity traitor
..uut treatment.
Norwalk Chronicler