Eli thin.
own files, oysters“
to Bridgeport loll to Work Out
‘ $25.42, While William Sialloi'y Paid Fine (#31430 and Costs
Owen Rice. with“ his - venerable head
of white hair, it anything a‘iiuie whit-
cr than the last time he was before
the police court, was at‘his familiar
position again this.mornlng. .ltice had
another notch aputin his already. long
record. : ‘
., Judge Lockwood sentenced the ac-
cused to Bridgeport jail for a period
‘of thirty days and costs on a charge
of drunkenness and sixty days for
breacb‘oi' the peace and assault. on
Officer 'l‘honins Leatherland, ‘ He up-
ponled. ~ As a result of Rice's littlc
fracas, two other man, John Keough
and William Slattery, were‘lc‘icked up
and were obliged to pay tines.
Officer Leatherland. who arrested
Rice, told Judge Lockwuod that Sutur-
dny evening ubcuit 8:30.0‘clock, be no-
tified themhree, who were standing on
the sideka in front of the Holmes,
Keeler and Seileck Company store,
that they, must “move on." and they
knew the. rule about hanging around
that point. as well as he did. They
replied all i'ight,.bilt didn't go. The
officer, returned again and gave them
n'second warning, which ‘was not heed-
ed. He. returned a third time and
gave them a third warning to leave the
spot. '.
"All right.” answered Rise, but the
officer testified that as he thought. Rice
intended to move away. the latter and
rlenly turned‘and struck him on the
side of interface. A lump soon put in
an appearance. . = ,
Officer 'Leatherland then returned
Rice‘s little compliment by knocking.
him down and placinghim under ar-
rest. At. this. juncture Keongh grah-
bed hold of Rice, and telling the po-
liceman he Milk 9 right to arrest him
started to pull it in licensed away from
the ofllcmz. , ,tg..i}étitiiciluud culi-
od for till" , ' odd William Hamlb
ion responded by hauling Koonali,
away. .
it was necessarywi‘or the officer to
drag We ... the
., martin
usuuu
Structure Owned‘by Hiram Fitch
in Winfield "Sireei, Was Tot-
ally ,Deeiro‘, {oil-Horse Lost
ills Lifein o Blaze
I 3‘
A large bar ‘ noniisiderubln qllilllll~
ly of farming i laments. a supply of
hay and a val , his horse were des‘
rroyey by fire s ly before noon to
dny on the pro rty of Hiram h‘itch.
of Winfield sire .beyond Howard ovo-
illlf’, =
The barn warns total loss. being
burned to the ground. The structure
and its contents were valued iii iiboni
$2,000 on which there was an insur-
ance of 31.400, of which $1.000 was
carried by the J. M. Layton ugcncy.
and $400 on the contents of the burn
by Harry Merrill. of Norwalk.
An alarm was not in. but by the
time the firemen reached the place the
roof and walls had fallen in.
It was u long run for the members
of Mayflower Hook and louder Oom-
puny. but they made it successfully,
A horse was pressed into service at
first, but the animal refused to draw
the hose jumper. A line of bone was
laid. but it was one as.
How the tire fr it
seemed able to I ,.
lhflhi’i‘ house in‘
no onc has
. p . _ n the Police Court Receiveda no can»
tonne of illnetyllsys. But Took-an Appeair—lohnlieough' Goes
lsuult on the officer.
4.... madman“... ...»—....W..
I
Fine and Costs Aniouhiing to
Water street, and when he returned he
found Keough at the Jefferson House
saloon. He placed him under arrest
and then Siattery found it necessary
to get into the same and inform the
officer that he had‘norighi to arrest
Keougb. Slattery caught hold (it
away. Later he was arrested at tho
Water street police station. where he
had gone to make if further protest
' WiLD’Shhhil‘
Keough and then three men. took him .
‘1
our slalom L
Entreallhs,...oi the listentshci .
Georgia hlrl Saved Life of
Negro Employed by family
(.illltiAflO. Jun. 29.ij dispatch In
tho 'l‘ribuno, from 'Wnshlnition. (in,
ears: ., '
Following a criminal assault on a ten
year old girl by a negro who was con
lured by a. mob. the assailants fate was
in doubt yesterday while the parents
at the girl were pleading for and
against burning him a the stake.) Mrs.
Roberts weeping bbmd that the law
be allowed‘to take its course, and her
husband continued to incite the mob to
lynch the negro. ’l‘he then appealed
to her husband to aid her in prevent-
inx‘ the lynching. She said that to put
the assailant to death withing hearing
'of the girl would be almost as cruel
no the child as the negro‘s act. Ro‘
ports after some hesitation came ,to‘
his wife‘s side and joined his entren-
I
ties with here. , .
'l‘heir united efforts couvlitced‘tiie
mob that to lynch the negro would add
to the wrong already done the child.
against the arrest ovaeough. ,
Rice‘s sentence was. thirty days
and costs for drunkennessniid sixty
days for breach of the peace and as-
Keougli was tin-
cd :7 and coats for drunkenness and
$7 for breach .n the peace and inter-
fering Willi an Olilell‘ in the discharge
of his diiiy.
Keough said not guilty. The laiter‘s
whole case amounted to $25.32, and he
went to Bridgeport to serve out the
amount.
Slattery was fined $7 and costs.
amounting to $14.60 in all. The charge
against him was the same as Keongh's
but only the one for drunkenness was
pressed. He paid up.
,Asked to be Locked Up.
About. 10:30 o'clock Saturday night
a drunken man stepped up to Ofllcer
Bryan H. Silk, of Norwaik. and said
that he did not, have any money or
place to stay and wanted to be locked
up. I don’t. care if i get thirty days.
he told the officer. He walked along
i get ninety days.’
he was locked up.
In court this morning, when arraign-
ed on a
vugrnncy, the man ‘gllv
Charles Styles.
liliu to Iiridgcpori for thirty days and
costs. , . . ‘ _’
it developed that St Ie‘s was employ
ed. by a Northalk ll some time ago
and was dischttrsetl for tamarind us.
ing- a horse without permission. ‘
About 'thls time
iiiiiiiiii
liliiliiiilii
liiiiiili fliiiiiiS
lobaBoyian Released on F urc-
ishing Ball of $500 ~Pro-
lessor Bradley. ot Wesleyan.
Tells of Tests Made
MIDDLE'l‘OWN. .lnu.2ii.—~'l‘ho tid-
jonnicd hearing of the case of John
lloyinn. the Standard Oil Company‘s
parent. who was arrested several days
ago on the charge of selling oil In-
tliiiuublu below 110 demos. which is
the prescribed limit according to the
i-‘llllllltétl of this stoic. was held today
in tho ('il y court. and probable cause
being found, hr was bound over in the
April term of the Superior Court, Mr.
lioylnn was released on bonds of
Sbuli
’l‘hc rnsc attracted a good deal of
aiiciilicn and the court room was
crowded. Ilo waa prosecuted by City
Attorney W. .l. Couglliin, Jr.. assisted
by Siam Attorney Frank I). Hollies.
There were only two witnessed for
the stain and none for the defense.
Professor iimdlcy. of Wesleyan, who
ismductcd the train which resulted
in tilc arrest of tho oil smurf. testified
lilill to ill" [mil with itiio open can
the oil was found in how a flash point
of 97.3 approve and u firc point of
illi degrees. The other tests was
made by the use of the closed cup
gm- ' ——
IANGUIT’AT TH! lMPBRlAL CAFE
nun-dist“- I
fol-omen of Lookth Manufacturing,
Company Guests of Mr. Hunks. '
molar.
There was a. at 3:1 ”niobium? at
the imperial Odie. t urduy night
of rho lawman of l 'lockwood Murin-
factitring Company. The occasion was
a celebration in payment of a but. fillltio
sometime ago on the outcome of the
Japanesoltusslun our. John Cubans
was an ardent Russian advocate. and
tluukomeier was no adherent. of the
Jane. A dinuernttas to be given by]
the loser to tho’;pther foreman. and
while air. (isbannpstd for the event
Mrrliuokemclcr noted as the host or
the evening. ,9 others present
, rauit, George Du—
KO 1‘. Rudolph Kain-
wurc: A. N.
fault. William
pie. John Merrift'alleome 'l‘yrrcli and
A. Demuurich. i
'i'lw menu, whldh‘was one of the‘
most elaborate cvér served pg Laud
lord Cari generalities in the council
room, which was hbiy decorated. and
during the vsriossoouraes there were
music and accomplishing. The meals.
on strike? of amped looted Mr.
liunlinmo er walla :lis'i'i stride anici
ring. and? the ' ; chi moonlit-d in
an appropriate car. 'l‘licroccssi
Mil} ”lift? can ‘ '
3
[hey Bpelisncr. of serum-ii.
.w . ‘u. Nationals. :iiancins. to to is.
1‘ ' ,
and showed a flash point of about
185 degrees and a tire point of from
Hill to lid dean-cs. This method, ac-
,cording to Prof. iimdlcy. la the cor-
rect one, for making touts. Chief of
Police insulin was the uiiiur witness
for the state.
The cross examination of Prof. 'Brsd-
icy related chiefly to thin lllt‘illml of
making the tours of the oil. The
defendant. was represented by Attor-
Chemist
itsyboit. of the Standard Oil Coiiipsny.
Wits in court. but did not testify.
HA8 OROIHIDANIW TOURING
GAR.
Mrs. Dudline lit. Raymond has plac-
ed on order for a handsome tourln
our. The machine In to be deliveri-
In the early spring. The car Mirna.
vi-Iope thirty horse power.
W
ADDRIMID oouoor. ”NOLA”.
Dr. William .I. 'i‘raccy uddrrmachho
pupils of the Norwulli High School.
this morning iii. the (water Bt‘llfltli
building, on (loomed tiyslcnc. 'i‘ht- llii~
dress was a finance.
mfiaskctbnll. Army.
(in. if. vs. fist. lies” .
Monday night.
V. Winnipaults
r."
in
Him pleaded guilty. but,
a little further and declaredr “i
don‘t care If I get sixty days." “Yes.", i
he went on, “I don't give a if
charge of drinkcnness and ,
the name of .
Judge ilKikWOOti soul ‘
' ye. Nationals. harming. to to 12.
‘and it was agreed to turn the assailant
‘over to the sheriff. ‘.
Mamie “Roberts was attacked Satur-
day as she was returning from n neigh-
I bor‘s home by ltich Anderson. a negro,
employeddiy, her father. , As soon as
the child reachéd her homé with the-
.story posses with blocdhoundd began
pursuit of Anderson.
“The negro .was captured yesterday
in a swamp and taken to .Itobcri‘s
home. where It was pinned to have
him identified “by the child uild then
vlvnch him. When the mob urrived‘ut
:thlr Robert‘s home the negro confessed
his guilt.
‘KNOCKED DOWN BY AN AUTO.
i
i
injured Man Took all The Blame for
Collision On Himself:
A young man,,whose name could
not be learned. was knocked down by
being struck by an automobile in Wall
.streei. Saturday night. but was not
here ~
- of summits. r
,prcltiost in“
*“WPEIif its =
“directorate realign» .
'l‘he wétld I:
daughter of ,
169. Washfn
chskin. so,
is: Bessie Levy;
Mrs. Max Levy, of
street. to ’ Morris
rs. Saris Kweskln.
lace last evening'
pl in this clty;‘la’st
, d,proved to
in lied Men's
evening MW
be on
Ra hill
‘ , {performed by
anterior-none "man‘Xessler. , .
Thekhttl (internal)? attired
in u. sow areas do chine,
most iiccmnl hi
!"i
. .. 1 child trimmed with
bountiful lipid. ‘
Vhtlfiftlpvi of the
the, season.
{were given to
and Mrs. Morris
_ era, bi. Levy.
Benjamin chs.
aphrother of the
n .Sosuowliz. of
'i‘iic hrid
cachltithm for. '
Snaiuanskyfi d»; ,
'l‘lic best tuba
kin. of'Stll' H
groom. and
liroo’klyn. ‘ , ,
'rue triennial
Kwoskin. Mu bevy. Etta Scsnow-
its, Freda Ciel.” in, Gussie Susman-
sky and Berth'-‘ ”skin. The maid
of honor was lifts fl‘illle Osmanski and
her page was [a “fiery. a brother of
the y‘brlde. i"
ilhrthe bridal party in
Connected
Kweskin. M. ,Omnskl of Brooklyn.
Mr. d, " Mrs. _, er Susnowitz of
Brook yo, Mex i v no of Brooklyn.
Mr. Begol‘tif‘f' \t‘ pd, L. l.. and a
seriously hurt. though he was bruised
and had considerable skin scraped
from his shins,
'i‘he automobllist quickly stopped his
‘car and went bank to see what damn-
ge had been done. To his surprise
,larxe plinibc’r‘ f‘btho' 'guests from
Bridgepmttjgid l'dl'dl“ mnklyn. New
iYork, swam ,‘
of the brideitcsi’ , "Land a number of
other'vil ,., ,. . .
‘ih’wti ,an lilihd-wiih the
'ihe Injured man fli‘f‘t‘latl him in a very
friendly manner and took all of the
blame on his own shoulders.
iN HONOR OF THIlR GUESTS.
Mrs. Uavld H. Minn)“ and Misses
Omar magi-rig
.,.Iii-ra. Dhifld‘ H. " div-Elm-
.wood avenue, entertained, fffeudtpfiagt
, s
ESalui-day' afternoon. in honor of‘ ,
Whist was
lndulgeddn. the prices being securid
’by Miss May EJSmilh and Mrs. .
Blanchard.» A delightful
was served.
Sntnrdav evening, In honor of their
guest. Miss Murcia. Boothe. of Derby.
A very pleasant. time was enjoyed by
those present. '
,Thc ll,
gut-sis w 0 wii Md. the pretty cere-
iii) filled “the bridal
niony and“
couple. Tirol, wipivc Hebrew cere-
. nrday night, sent a thrill
. fortunate circumstance a large dinner,
New .lfprk. can E
re Misses Annie ‘
other capaciti a‘ were, Mr. and Mrs. S. i
i “1.. Where relatives ‘
m _............ ..
Andrew «Leavenworth, oi ‘jSlell-
= ‘llOYi‘Allgdkul‘by Henri lib-
em. Drops temp and? Sets
Fire to Pantry ‘
'l‘hc peculiarity of the sudden death
by heart disease of Andrew heavens
worth at his home. in Stopney‘. late But.
of horror
through the neighborhood as the news
mull quickly carried from one to an-
. or. ' =
‘ Pantry Set on Fire.
Mr. Leavenworth rose in the night
and went into the pantry when he was
seized‘wlth a fainting fit. The lamp
he wasoarring in his hand fell to the
floor and was dashed in pieces. By a
bell stood on the shelf close by, Mr.
ileayenwroth. which he seised and
gang, and at the some time calling for
en. ‘ ‘ ‘
. Mr. Leavenworth Found Docd.~
Levi Hubbell. who was upstairs
asleep. heard the alarm and ran to the
resistance of Mr. Leavenworth. When
it) moped the floor below Mr. heaven
lvorili lay on the kitchen floor dead.
lind the pantry was ablaze. With hep
oic efforts Ml‘. i-liibbcll succeeded in
pulling Hill. the fire. The neighbors
were aroused, and Medical Examiner
F. J. Wales. M. 1).. of Monroe, was
called and pronounced the callus of
germ: as cardiac valular disease of the
earl. ‘ -
’ Deceased Born in Monroe.
Mr. Leavenworth was born in Mon-
roe. August 12, 1840. a mile or more
from his late home. He was.the son
of the isle Eli and Sarah A. (Lord)
Leavenworth. He leaves a widow and
one daughter. The daughter is a real-
lient of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and the wife
of Richard H. Broderick of this city.
s a sister. in his earl or years Mr.
Leavenworth was a surveyor, butrof
late years has not been engaged in
any business. His funeral will be held
tomorrow.
DEWATERS—STEPHENSON.
i
Teacher of Mount Vernon School No.
2 United In Marriage Friday.
At the residence of the bride, No.
242 West Lincoln avenue. Miss Lil.
,iian M. Stephenson. a teacher in
menial warns er ed lni'i’tho center
of ibc’huli. bulb) before had after,
the bride (icon is,‘ reposition on a
raised plat: rni tithe and of the hall.
wpnrsv‘am in milliliter ’of prenatally
arr used ', is c sraciomdy receiv-
ed ‘ ' .. '
.At thefoo
i
W ‘.
~ of the ceremony
,Bcssie Miller of Georgetown. and'Mlhs dancing was enjoyed and a linoanditStcphonsthlnd Miss E.
" 1n. Howell. oi' Stamford.
bountiful collation was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Kwoskiu will reside in
Stamford after their honeymoon. as
Inpchebn tho groom is in business In that city.§takc up their residence In this city at
Beth young people are well and fav-
'l‘he Misses Gerurd, of Bayvicw uv‘e- , orably known socially in Souili Nor-i'strem.
one, entertained a company of friends. i walk and. Stamford. and their many , ciated.
friends wish them a happy and pros-
perous married life: ‘Thcy received
many and exceedingly handsome pros-
cilia.
tiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii *° ,
, turn iiiiiiiiiilii i HIISES IHE
WAGES U ITS
muouucsucut or A. v. WAIllllIiilll. environment or nu: scrum orstmcr.
CAME AS A’SUPRISE to coaoucroas Mill sororities. wso
ARE WELL PLEASED
Announcing a voluntary increase of !
surges along the lillU of Illl‘ (toiiiii-cii- .
cut Railway and: Lighting (‘oiiipuny.
Saturday afternoon, brought tot-lines
of joy and satisfaction in awry can I
doctor and motormuu in tho cinploy of
tho company.
A few weeks ago the nuiuaucnn-ni
Improved the condition of tho llll'l‘i by
allowing them their own selection in
the matter of runs, the i‘llfllt‘ti being;
regulated by the period of iicnipriy of f
the ulnploycs. This was u i'llllllill' '
which the men apprccinimi and lllflfli'
ibcir employment liltihillmlm‘. ,
Three Wliltl Ago. i
Three Weeks use the uiunumncnh
also voluntarily increased the rain of}
waxes to be paid all snow plow work» '
are In the future and men assignmiv
in that duty colonisation iwt-niydiiiru;
cents a hour whom their survivor; are .
required. The work In not lliu kind;
that the lava iii general sleek. .
After mommy ucw conductors and _
motorised will receive 02.05 it day in-
stead of “.90 and 20 1‘2 cents for
‘ \uuruio‘cwl osowmo.
’I‘hc Nutmeg Club was very multimill-
ful financially. as well as socially. at
Friday evening's dance, bull! in tacit-
wood's Hall. The venture will not
the organisation's treasury about one.
The young club has five hppllcuilons
for membership at the prime!" time.
:0 hr, acted illitli iii Thursday night's
misting. ‘
“Basketball. Armory. Monday: iii gill.
on. ma fist. liter. N, Y. Winnipauks
i
sometimes murvsiism is simply in. i
lamina: lli its cum.
every hour over time. The old em-
p'ovm lllth' been increased from El
cents per hour to 22 i=2 cents with the
sonic rule for every hour over time.
This brings the wages of the. than
working ten hours a day for seven
{days in No.70 u week.
This iiicrcnsc ulndc voluntarily In
”W present rate of wages. the increase
to tho snow plow men and the obscure
in tho runs.‘ indicate that It is not al-
wnyu iiccossury to strike to improve
t‘tlnlilllmltl. n strike wpuiil probably
burc cost iiw mun financial loss and
the ltu'os of amoral wrinks wages would
be iiioii- than could have been made up
iii n your, own if their demands Wow 2
autistic-d.
Cams 'us a surprise.
The increase mum- on u sin-prim- lo
the men. It has been t-mumnplatcd
for several weeks and only liic loser
us of the company stintslned from the
disastrous strike of a tow yours alto
rciurdml It A protracted lill'illc
liit‘illln a loss of money Invested ul-
wuyr: and stockholders always want a
return for their money irrimpociivc of
what chlcluls desire at times
pundit.“ era-Mi GLUI. .
The governing committee of the
,Norwsik Yacht Club held a meeting.
last. nturdsy night. at the office 0
Coolidge a l.yuos.,in Not-walk. New
ly all the members were present. it
was voted to call a special meeting
(if the club for next itiniurduy uvcnluu.
hi it o'clock. ut iiic lloicl Clifford. iii.
whim i
will be chosen.
“an...
, «basketball. Armory, Monday night.‘
Co. F. vs. list. Roz. N ‘i’. Winiiipuulis
lye. Nationuisr naming, is to it. ' ‘ tr" how. to town street. Wisdom?”
.r ilmwfiuw..
'i‘borh unvoru‘au dutiful roomy who
Would lioilmsitd a boiler friend.
School No. 2. Mount. Vernon. was mur-
i‘ied at 3 o‘clock Friday afternoon, to
.Williani fir-Waters, of hownyton. who
illloililiuilll ,l ,rtp‘nt position on the
New. from??? Haven and Hartford
ldiailroad. a S ' ford. '
g‘ The wedding was o. quiet onsfth f
,‘present being: Mr. and Mrs. W. .
‘8. Robbins:
“MI“. and Mrs. DcWatcrs have gone
[on a wedding trip to New Haven, on
their reinrn from which they will
iNorth 'I‘cmple avenue and Valentine
A New York clergyman om‘
; «Basketball, Armory, Monday night.
Co. F. vs. 71st. Reg. N. Y. Winnlpnuks
Eye. Nationals. Dancing, ID to l2.
Milli EMF Hill
The first intimation thr- mcn had to-
day of the increase was when Supt-rin-
tendcul A' V. Wuinrlxht. who can ol-
wnys be dependedupon toassist In lin-
lll’ul’lilf the conditions of men over
wheat in has the supervision. posted a
notice surrounding the new rule. These
notices were displayed at the car barns
and the news quickly spread among
thceinpioyua. The rate means a sub-
slnnrlul Increase whore overtime is
reckoned. To the turn anxious to
work twlvc hours a day It means till.-
‘lill a week. The following is a copy
of the new and the old rain posted by
the munngel‘:
New Halo.
First. your.
Second Year.
'l‘hirii your.
li‘ourih your and
ibcreuflcr
2lc pcr boar
22c per hour
22 l-2c per hour
Oitl Ruin.
the per hour.
We per hour.
20c per hour
Firm your,
Second year,
Third your.
Fourth your and
a nominal-lug f‘fliillililll‘l‘ ‘
thereafter air per hour
20 i-‘Jc per hour. .
Three Buildings Burned to” iiui
section of this. town was completely
destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss
will be about $30,200; partially cover-
ed .by insurance. , u =
‘ Thehro was discovered about 3
o'clook‘yesterdayxmornlng in the gen-
eral store of Purple & Stillman, which.
With two othe‘rstores of similar ‘cbnr-
actor. were locatedxat. the business
center of. the. village, by John 'l‘ursick.
who immediately turned in an alarm.
hilt at that time the browns beyond
control and spread‘rapldly to the 0th"-
or No stores, occupied by '1‘: Bastien-
ccr and ii. Lavonsky, respectively.
Heavy Laure.
Purine & Silliman’s loss will be 38;
SISTERS‘ JUBILEE SATURDAY.
The twenty-fifth year service jubilee
of Sister Mary Stanislaus and Sister
Mary Joseph. at St. Mary’s convent in
Chapel streetybronght many visitors
from the convents of the state among
beta the Mother Superior of the Meri-
den convent, the Mother House.
There wer special services at 6.30 a.
m- and 6.30 p, m.
PRUFESSIUNAL.
INTRODUCTORY OFFER~COURSE
of twenty lessons in the art of piano
playinxfor twenty dollars. Mr. Geo.
C. Bender offers this special price up
to February 1. Studio at the residence
of W. C. Boots, 59 So. Main St. Thaw
days and Saturdays from 2 till 5.
heroics—Bucket Brigade Saves Other" Property-esters}
Purple 5. Stillman Had Been -Burglarlzed-'~l.osse
Insured—Probate Records Are Saved '
Mucous, Jan. 29.-‘-'l‘he business 000, with insurance or canoe
. and *it was feared for a- limei'that.
Grouninlo, Fire Fighililil ii
s , iron.
; Soon.
cer's loss will be $10,000:. with insure“
once, of $5.500: Lavensky‘s loss will, ,“
placed at $12,000, with insurance of '
$8,000. =Tho. building which was "
pied by uvehsky was“ knOWn.:ilc. it
Music Hall building, und-init wastin-
cateil the “post-pines. but Postmaster
Loci-enier succeeded in getting out ll‘
the mall abdth'e othoecffects. =~ '
, .probatc Record- » o
in the building occupied by Enrpl
& Stillman was located thewotll ‘
Albert E.‘ Purple. judge window!
the. probate records had be? "if
moorland ion Shim P38“
{081's :- «i=7
LOST—SATURDAY NIGHT, A
roll of hills. ’hetwecn Hayea' meat
market. South‘ Norwalk, anderatl
street. Norwaik. Address "Mons
Sentinel Oillce. . 189 1i»
i were *
TO LET-a-TWO storm mason.
nishcd rooms. heated; with bond. =52. .
Beaview Ave, East Norwtlllc»E ’ 181 st
ro Lav—House; on. in?»
rooms. newly papered and paintsdf-on
Knapp street. near Ely avenue; roll
:8 per month. Inquire ofJohn;
iKnapp. 82 West street. 18?
MEDIUM AND PALMIST .
Madame Vandoar.
She is n NATURAL MEDlUM. Nev-
er asks a question, and tells you the
truth,
.Muduuio Vunduur has exemplified her
future“ for several years in Boston.
fly, ,her wonderful power she tells the
Wet, successful course to .‘pm‘sne in
life. Shots the. greatest expert and
best adviser on BUSINESS lNVEST-
MENTS. LAW surre- nova and
MARRIAGE. She tells how to win
the one you love. who and when you
will marry. locates‘absent friends. lost
treasures. unites the. separated. and
tells how to succeed in business: in
fact. she willwhelp you In all your
troubles. Madame Vandear wishes it
distinctly understood that she adver-
tises nothing she oa'tinot perform.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all. Price
25 cis. and 50 etc. Hours from 9 a. m.
(.0 9 p. m. 18 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
INTRODUCTORY OFFER~COURSE
of twenty lessons in the art of advanc-
ed piano playing for twenty dollars.
Mr. (loo. 0. Bender offers this special
price up to February 1. Studio at the
residence of W. C, Fools. 59 80. Main
St... I’l‘hursdays and Saturdays from
ill 5. ‘
“RENO fl. FORD. PUPIL 0F
Dudley Buck and Harry Rowe Shelly.
organist of South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, and teacher of Plano.
Organ and Harmony. Applicants
plosce call at the. church Thursday at;
ternoons or address at till Park Place.
Stamford. 118 an
LEARN THE ART OF, WOOD
burning. We sell the outfits and
touch you free. We also have the
Wood colors. filler, varnish and wax
for sale. Complete line of Burial.
[leather floods in stock. The Pyro~
Art Novelty (10.. Frederick W. Hoyt.
manager. No. so Washington It. (Sing-
er lskewing Machine Store), South Nor
wa .
MI“ POLHEMUD. SURGEON CHI.
ropodist. graduate of Dr. Kahiere
Sons' School of Chiropody, till Fifth
Ave... New York, announces she has
entered upon the practice of her pro-
fession at 18 Taylor Ave. 'l‘ol. Sill-ll.
Appointments at private resideplaster!é
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AUTOMOIILI. CARRIAGE AND
wagon repairing and pointing; new
and second hand carriages and was-
ons for silo; horse shoeing and clip
ping, and general blacksmithing. at
James H. Meier's. Hsvlisnd at.
J. A. RUDD“. PhAO'i‘lOAt
painter Paper Hanger and Decorator
Estimates submitted. Address. Matti
coo street. foot of Franklin. Opposite
Luther Wright's. . old
, " amt: .
My wife, l’crcie. having left my bed
land board. 1 hereby notify all persons
MRI. ANNII'M. HAY". to lo
Maia street South Not-walk. Conn
ability as a truthful fwet‘eilor‘ot the it
t Ofilcc.
tf rooms.
. son sans.
roe oats—cocoons
950 lbs; Qpnncctlcut raised, at .
old; sonnd.‘ '
K
.‘ lion MMfiW
at. right pric “WW ,
South Main 8% ~;_ : i
» FOR sous . erratum an, ,
in East Norwallt; thropuuartero-aone
of land. with cook halide, chicken coon.
fine well water. plea, lot froth-lino
View of harbor. Will ll reasonablefii.
Particulars of Mrs. l‘ rt Shmd.
18 Pleasant street, id at Norwalk.
.1 out
FOR SALE on To Rater-A
farm of 90 acres, with large barns,
cow stables. corn crih",i'lnd_ a small ‘.
house of five rooms. . ‘ dress Mrs. '1‘4‘.‘ ,.
R. Hoyt. Lyons Plain.‘ , datport. Conn: ‘ 2‘
a. r. 0.12. My, 7. its; on
roe 8ALI~ONE'2? hon nouns;
one ii-room house. a ,‘ iiiproven‘ie,‘ " A
one lo-room house:. e building“ '~ 1,
good location. = All on my terms. a». ”
Sturgcs Randall. 59,,39I'Vlew overlap.»
Tel. 38.
warship.
WANTED—AT ONfiiill, to aim
for labeling bottles. ,Riidel Oyster; 1
" l” 1‘
wanna-we can use A m
bright and clean boys incur loco not,
Boone. Peppard it Co. ‘_ m
WANTED—wk Fm“ COW.
one calvcd within the past two moat ,
Not over five years old. State
and give description. ‘Dr. A. N.
lips. Gicnhrook. Conn. Telephonfszfl.
Stamford.
WANTED—A FEW OPERATORS ;
on sewing machines. Apply at once»
Dennis E; Blanchard. l .. Water street.
South Norwnlk. . jail
WANTED-«A Richmond. MIDDLE-
ascd American woman would souls
and cars for an elderly couple. or I
upon an invalid lady. , am of. 1'
cache. Address "Reliable." Seat}: .
WANTIW-A MANAGER FOR
branch once we wish ,to locate he,
South Norwaik. Address, with V
once». the Morris Wholesale Ho
Cincinnati. Ohio. ' ' ‘
WANTlD-A GIRL FOR G ,
ii braissti-k and assist in core
children. Call morniafl‘or ova, =-
st Mrs. Wilfred Romain, 6 ,it,
eton Place. 50. Non:
WANTED-«float? ,7
take charge of f
Notional it
v
WANTIM—DON'Tr .
'Olfhif‘ beds: have t
delightful folding mo,
trams steamed ends,
for descriptive bump
ti. holding Matti-m.
“institutional... flu.
,to not trust her on minimum, “y wily?! ll dom:mon.:|:‘:|’yw :32
will not! no hills of her contraction. "mm '“MI’ ”treatment, our
1031!?” Initial”. flmfiwflgfidflgm, “mama‘s;
not ruin w W. ‘ ,
s , ., {LDIEE recitatioamc. , . ,
AVMAllu—A'i‘ 60er NORWAmr‘: l CEMETERIES.
:(iomin January 27, Iyou, Harriet Ky. ' ‘...........“......................
imhi'. in her 90th y! . . ,-, ;: llivoi'oidc cometary - Norwill
l’ilfi'rdl serviced will be held Mill; acrimony mourn. bounllfdlly locoi
tit Im o suit all. it is wise tr
.tuumy 2i. tit raise it. in.
millet ll m while you are alive; Ac
. lemurs of toll admit unwrivsia.
. Gilli. on the wounds.
ply in film. W. itchiness. duperluicrd
l
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.7 . can. so
unlisted so on
SI baton.
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