All: one of Costumes
rowded lite Building—Jami
The annual masquerade ball of the
Arion Singing Seciety. held last even-
ltigi'in Anion Hall, was a success which
eclipsed all former masquerade balls
given by this popular society and both
socially and financially was a success.
"1 The dancing was preceded by a con.
cert program by Wilcek's orchestra.
Two numbers were rendered' ”'Don
Juan.";and ,a medley selectioiY. Both
were enthusiastically applauded.
The grand march started at 9 o'dlock
and had many laughable features.
Clowns and fairies. old Continental. scl-
diers, Little Red Riding Hoods,‘Duteh-
men, Jews, sailors, Spanish princes
and princesses, girls in short dresses.j
7- girls in long dresses and in masculine
attirz, €11 made one glittering with-i of
Ifc, nd,.color, and filled the dubbing
“out? making the audience man with
hu tcr‘ at their antics.’ _
. one dancer costumed as an ‘old lady
Indt'arho carried a snuff box filled with
the deal Copenhagen snuff, made some
Ofathe' dancers almost sneeze their
heads off} A‘ buxom colored lady with
4‘ mafiet basket cut: malty capers
which were highly amusing.
The grand march was led by Floor
Manager John Thomas and Mrs. Fred-
not
Will i Tiiiilili
Ifl‘iiiiiflliifliiii
Harry F. Sherwood, oi West-
port, Failed to Win Suit its;
$4.”, Price of Eight Ducks
Sold to Kosher Butcher
It must be very tiervoracklng to con-
ducta kosher meat market. as some--
iim& our tip-todatc and modern lift?“
und'tltc law of Moscs do not twill!
hitch, tltid this leads to somc ralli’or
unpleasant conditions. Rabbi Brasul.
who conducts a market on the Wash
ington street bridge. was sued some
weeks ago by Harry l'i‘. Sherwood, of
Westport. for $4.14. which Slicrwood
claimed was duc him as the price of
night ducks at twelve cents a pound.
The Mosaic law demands that till
ducks bc slaughtcrud in a certain pre-
scribed way by the rabbi, who presides
orer the spiritual destinies of the poly
pic-ln-‘ltis charge and unless the birds
are killed In that particular way they
title not kosher and thereby unclean
and unfit for the orthodox to out.
Mr. Sherwood. who runs a farm In
Westport. sold Rev. Mr. llrnsof twen‘
tyelivc ducks in bags. Probably Mr.
llrasof would not
poke." as he would not buy pig uny~
. way. but. he did buy the ducks In bugs.
When hr opened the [us eight of
the ducks warc dead and as it is put»
icctlyobvlous that one cannot kill a
dead duck any morc than one can spoil
a. bad egg. bc was in a quandary. Tin-y
could. not be i'cliih‘rcd koslicr by any
theological process. and consequently
warti‘unmurkctiibla.
MrI Slim-wood. btiwcvcr. I‘Iilillloil tlml
u, duck is a duck and that as no one
data llvc. ducks. that dead ones are
marketablc. so he hired Attorney Ctlll~
no to defend him. Rabbi Ilrasof sc-
curod Prosecutor Tammany as tho onc
to expound the Mosaic law to Justice
of .«thc l’c’nco William 0. Clark.
The casc came off yesterday after-
nooti and txtcupfcd over three hours,
In which cat-b pcraon engaged ampl,‘
unriicd tlic Mill. over which unit had
bccn brought.
Attorney Tammany expounded IIli.‘
Mosaic‘cnd of thc subiect in nu clo
qucut manner, and Attorney Connor
not in Ito. outdone, quoted from "The
Merchant of Venicc" that touching Iltv
tic verse which starts off about "the
gentle dew which fiillctli us the rain."
and ends up with some rather pulutcd
allusions to a wallvkuown gentleman by
the name of Sliylock. Iic told all
about. Shyiock wanting ills "pound of
tidbit." This did not act vcry wril with
Rabbi ilrusof. and his assistant. Mcu-
ilcl Shiivsky. but Mr. 'i‘umrnntiy ciiiiic
to their rcscuc with a question which
cvidcutly pcrplcxcd Mr. Cunno. Mr.
Tammany has been amply schoolcd iti
Shakespeare by Judge Light. “so he
asked -Mr. Cunoo if he was positive
iluit;8hylock wanted flesh: was he sum
it who not it pound of fish?
Mr. Ounce was posture that Silylm-k
certainly wanted no dead filth anyhow.
Justice Clark rendered a finding for
Rabbi Brawl! to recover costs. thereby
turning down Shakespe’are and uphold-
ing the glories of the Mosaic low.
M.
8' NOWOOD Gill. FRIOHTENED.
port wasmade this morning to
Pro outing Attorney William F. Tam-
ntu that a dog owned by Mrs. Hon-
? , , other. of Smith street. had lump.
oh and torn ilit‘ drels of Mary Pol-
inliosh. of Springwood.
was ‘ ct enlisted With rubles, but seem-
ed , be layi'ui and rough. Theron
, was. more scared
1
thfl
, .
W
in Evidence in Merry l‘hrono)’ Which
I Settlement the Event—Concert by Wilcok’s Orchestra Which
Also Provided Music for Dancing ' ’
“buy a pig in at
The animolt
.oms'tl:
m Matter.
I our-emulate” Leon
, of Prominent Visitors. and a
., Banquet Served Later
'Our Brother's moss. I. o. o. F.. of
Norwalk, had it ’decfdeiy interestlns
and pleasurable time last evening. Sev-
eral of the grand lodge olilcers» were
present and the occasion was properly
celebrated with a big banquet.
"l‘he visitors were live In number and
were all from Bridgeport. They in-
cluded Grand Master Sidney W. Chal-
longer, Grand Treasurer William H.
Marigold and Past. Grand Represen~
tatlves to the Sovereign Lodge Freder-
ick H. Hunt. Horace H. Jackson and
James E. Camp.
.chcrnl speeches were made at the
banquet. All of the visitors spoke
and in addition the banquetcrs were
addressed by Past Grand Represents
tires to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Bradley S. Keith, Arthur C. Wheeler
md John H. Kenny. '
The banquet was participated in by
1bout 125.
MAJOR HILL'B NEW CAR.
Containing Sailors one of the.
iorick, followed by Charles Theime and
Miss Annie Wilcek. Frederick Stock
and Mrs. John Thomas, all wearing
handsome Spanish costumes. Herman
'Malmo, directed the grand march in a
faultless manner. which received
hearty salvos of applause. There were
about 100 people in costume ln‘the line
,and the dancing floor was filled to: Its
capacity»
Just. as‘lhc grand march was com-
-.plel.ad a .funny incident happened. A
stately yacht about live feet longap
poar’t‘ed'al the door bearing a couple of
sailors. The craft sailed calmly across
the. liner of the ball room and excited
shouts vof.laughtsr and applause from
all present. .
The masks were taken offal the
end f~the sixth dance. The whole
prog, In comprised twenty-four nuni
bersi‘an‘d the dancers did not go to
their homes until a late both.
i The committees in charge of' the at
fair comprised:
' Floor Committee—«Manager. Joh'
Thomas; aids, Charles Thiemc and 1“
Stock.
Reception Committee—Charles Wal
tor. F. K. Weber. H. Haehnol. J. Neu
gabaitcr. H. C. Fresh, F'. Wilcek. Pan
Berg. Joseph A. 'Volk. H. Krictc and
t'ltistav Thicmc.
itilfllilllii’
.__.
Stated That He Has Ordered a Fan.-
‘ one Fifty Horse-Power F. I. A. T.
it is stated that Major Eben Hill. Jr.,
is to have a new 50 horse-power F. l.
A. T. car this spring. This Is the fam-
out. Italian make of machine. The
type of ‘car said to have been ordered
by Major Hill has a wheel base of 124
inches. This is a larger and more 1
woworfiil machine than any owned in
town at the present time.
o
STUDY OF MISSIONS.
Miss Mabel Aitken led the meeting
if the Farther Lights at .the Smith
'Norwaik Baptist Church. last evening.
The meeting took up the study of mis-
ions, and after an introductory ad-
irass by Miss Aitksn papers were read
llock. At. the close of the reading of
the papers refreshments were served
.nd a social hour spent.
CHEERFUL YESTERDAY.
Next-Door Noonan (telling storylr—I
ssrsemss enihnerricsae‘ _.
Speeches blade by a Number "
by Missca Edith Crofut and Jennie!
New York Players
5 tho-Scored 56f
locale Beat the
In a‘flough Items
It would seem that
presented Company ,F‘ to
foot. not to say that i
is winning the game‘sf
explanation of theme
running up the scores
she did last night‘s“!
seventy-first Regiment
York. The contest pro at,
better to try for the bits are
to pass the ball. and t ,
seen that? has some ,
that are net used all the a
One of them is Nation ~
ten goals for his side. ‘,
of the points made. Ll "
held his reputation by
goals. or fourteen points:
to he a regular thing to , ,i
F Is playing a fast
easily seen. ' " ‘ ’ " ’
Bloodgood. of the visit
to score, and was follow
from the foul line by .l. ,
locals. Blocdgood again f-' '3'. ~
for another for his sidemkihg the
score 4 to 1 for his side.»1Siler was
ondeck for a goal. McMullen, who
had his eye with him throughout the
game. landed the nch‘roit’e‘for the
New York boys, and that was the end
of the visitors' scoring in this half.
iSilcr landed the next rh goals. and.
was quickly followud by ‘otto with
a neat contribution. Lister and Na-
dcn each found the biasing} for two
apiece. which ended the flooring of
the. half. '
The second half was somewhat more
interesting. but h‘ continuedsbp pile up
“When I went down for do third time.
every event nv-mo lifc passed before
no like a flash!" Prayer Fagin—Jilm!
Wasn't it horrible?- “Next-House
m About to EIIIOI' HIS Car- Noonnu-“No, delightful: dc. beers an'
m... rcc lunches kept. coming so fast dat I
couldn‘t. count. ’cm!"—~l’uck.
dude, When an Assassin. m
CarryingaPaini Can Cont
tainln a Bomb, Approachet
and row It JUDGE TAY “H fl
‘” quarts. Caucasia. Jan. eo.—-, via “ I '
Si. ltCICI'Slilll‘g, Jan. :iO.-—-'I‘he murder ' ‘
tollily‘fiftilbn. Gi'laznofi, chief of staff
oi, the vlcsroy of the Caucasus. was
insist, audacious.
’I-il‘itc assassin lay in waiting behind
a Wall opposite the culrancc to the pa.
a large score. Naden Ian {the first
goal in this, half. while , gpicked
out the next and Riley ,_ ,
Nudeii' came to the front‘ ‘
another. and Mthilien dr
I“
.. _tContlnuet_1__9_n__Sflecond u»
ISISi-‘fl
it till llWllflililHS
iiicc,,whcrc a carriage was drawn III
to tnkc llic general for his daily drive
The assassin Impersouutcd a painted
carrying a bomb with which be com
inittctl lIlt‘ crinic consented in a pain
can. Ho reached his place of ambush
without arousing suspicion. (ion. Gris
zitoff, clad in it crimson uniform not
a white lanib's wool cape, made i
ASSOCIATE IUDGE LOCKWDUD. 0F NDRVIALK. WHO IS: A LWUDR PROSECUTDR, WILL NOT
SIT iN THE COURT, AND JUDGE DDWNES. DFrSTABFDIlD, WILL TRY THE
BALANCE—THURSDAY. SATURDAY AND TUESDAY DAYS
srtrcrso FOR THE usinmc
shining target for the crouching assas
silt whcn Ilt‘ i‘lllt‘l'gtltl fro the palace
As thc guncrai stepped Into the carri
ago thc Iniiu sprang mi thc wall
swung the can by a cord and the bond
llIE if thrown from a sling spud straight
in tin» innrk and struck the general on
.llio llt‘i‘Ii. A flash of fire and It ter
!t'ilic explosion foliowi-ti and Grinsnoi
i was literally blown out of the carringt
and with his. couchmau, Corrack oi
tilcrly and thc lattcrs' horse was in
utunily klllcd. A woman who win
passing at the limo of the oxpioslm
was mortally wounded.
" Win-n the correspondent. of tho As
mutated l’rcss reached the flCt'lli' lm
miuilutcly tilMl‘lIlo tragedy (hit ghasi
ply dead still lay in thc mifl. Grlaz
noff‘a IiIliLilIt'SS body. surrounded by
soldicrs. prcscutcd u. sickening spot
Inch. Ii l-it'i'lllL‘iI as if his crimson uu‘
form liud incited into thc pool of blood
In which wcltcrcd his head. torn away
from “in trunk. The .goncrai's din
trusted widow kllcit Ill Illl! blood and
mud bcsidc ilic mulilnlcd body.
The utsstmsin find already been
caught bcntcu into Insonslhllity by
tho Infurintt- dsoldicrs, and after be
In: loaded int" n iimsky was being
carried off to thc nuclt-ui forlrcsc
above tln- city. where. as 'l‘ilfis Is on
der martial law, ho will probably III
executed at dawn.
.ittlcitsc excitement ioIIth-d the its
sussinntion'us it-rriblc puiiisiunrni is
meted out by ihc troops to bond:
throwers. The population fled In for
var before the Cossacks and other
troupe who wcrc stain out in force to
clear ”ll! strccls. Sluirtiy lict‘ort- (lurk
fueilludc oxchnuucd bclwccu lnrturr
and Armenians pmduccd it veritable
bank: us it was fcui'cd that the horrors
of the recent war between the race!
had been renewed. Instantly all the
trilops .pourcd into the atroula.
So far uscm'inluablc there was no
relation between the crime and a re.»
noWul of the race war. The .crime
undoubtedly was a political act of rcp-
chance decreed by.the terrorists.. .
‘ 9 Identity of the assassin had not
high diminished, but be is a Gorglan
and probably was selected by lot at. n
bloating of Social rerohitionisis to kill
Gen. Griaanoff as" retaliation for tie
litibcr’n severity toward rovoluiiunistu.
chording to reports the general was
the head of a faction which believed
donut showing mercy and lie is chars.
led with setting the native people
f Inst each other. ,
o had reached repeated hitters of,
and for months pastiintll to
never. ridden out Without his
'l‘iit- saloon keept-rs charged with vio.
lation of the Sunday liquor law. who
were gathered In by the state pollcc.
were before Judge Taylor In tho town
:ourt, this morning at 10 o‘clock, but u
iostpoucmcnt was asked by their at-
ornsys, and the cases went. over to
lffcrcnt dates.
The court. room was crowded with
people, all anxious to get a glimpse
of the four members of the state police
who secured the evidence on which the
warrants wore Issued by Prosecutor
Clark. None of them Wore put to
plus. however. Attorney Keogh. who
represents a number of ihcrn. aukcd an
idiotirnment. as several of his brothcr
aorr
————-
Attorney General King Gives an Opin-
ion Regarding investment.
NW HAVEN, Jan. tti.»Attorncy-
Gi-nrnl King‘s opinion In favor of the
legalization of undcriylng bonds of the
Mcridcn Street Railway Company its
savings bank Investincuts, bciug rc-
fcrrod today to it legal authority of
tho New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company. brings out tlic
opinion that. the finding applies in
this state to all underlying bonds of
Conucctlcut. strut-i railways which
soliilutcd Railway Company's clinricr.
Included in tho system thus ufi‘cctml
arc the bonds of the subsidiary com~
panics of the old li‘illr Iluvcu and
Weutvlllc Corporation. the Hartford.
Stamford. Wiliimnuilc. Now mutton.
Moutviile Norwich. Mldtllelown and
Modern Connecticut. systems; Ilui not.
the newly purchased Hartford, Muir
chcstsr and Rockvlllc property. which
has not. yet been merged, but In likely
to be consolidated at an early datc.
The result} of the attorney-general's
opinion therefore. If babel ,.._by the
courts, is to open the v y,.largc ani-
ouutof underlying hon s‘ of trolley
compuuics' In this state to savings
bank Investment. . ,5
it is MW'OIII that an not passed
no opens to savings bunk investment
“all bonds of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company" which Is the
same phrase as is used III the case of
the hours of the Consolidated Railway
Company.
W
:«Chtboitt’ mute Joe for sale! See on.
by the lust Connecticut legislature ul-,
attorneys \vt-rc called out of town to-
day.
I’rosu-iitor Clark asscntcd to the rc-
qucsl and lodge Taylor granted it.
.ludgc 'I‘ayior stated that ho did not
feel disposcd to try some of the cases
himself and had made arrangements
with Judges Downcs. of Stamford to
try thorn.
'I‘Iicrc wcrc four cast-s which Judgc
Taylor did not wish to bear. and they
were these of John W. Pennington.
William J. Wriscit, Steven Novak and
Frank ’I‘. Saunders. Judge Taylor stat
cd flint he could see no reason why
hc should not try the others himself,
and will do so. Associate Judge Lock-
w
I MR8. JUIIN F‘. GRIFFIN.
Caitlin-Inc, wife of John li‘. Griffin.
‘tho plumber. tllcd lust nightput hor
homo. No. :lti Gregory Boulevard. [cast
Norwalk. Mrs. (Iriii‘lli had been Ill
Will. Passed it . Unanimous
mamviding for the appointment of
t‘ Quint "legislative committee to Inves-
if”
t
icommlttee on finance. That committee
,this afternoon.
input of thump-walk Club was played
”the proposition.
ducked the Jail In the center of the
i
i
la company of soldiers was stationed in
p the building but so rapid and one»
Apectcd was
that their purpose was successfully
’9“
“Sill“ ,
aoLLs’v soups? osnuaat sores. i
Assembly. at .Aliisny. to.
"1i
“ Wills to! Appoints Committee
W
‘ I I p ”- Yo. Jw- 30-“1‘1‘9 A“:
“lily today passed by unanimous
_ p g committee on banks..reportsd
mic committceeon ways and means.
, the state banking department.
ich F. D. Kilburn ls superintend-
en. ,
- The resolution went immediately to
the Senate and was to the
is expected to consider the resolution
40.1mm Little Joe for sale. Sec ad.
NORWALK CLUS POOL. TQURNEY.
chain, a. Hoyt Defeats a. e. Kocler
iThe first
in First Game.
game In the pool tourna~
i‘ ‘ nlght. scold. a. Hoyt, 70, defeat.-
"fiRiitherfcrti B. Keeler, 40. by tile:
“on! 70to 89. * ‘
Hoyt, 7i). ,. Kuior. 40.
ltd—‘2 ll
tail—2 h—t
iii—i l 2
39—4 l'i.-—I
r41 20
fSl——-l 22—-2
T57-l 26—2
*iiiiwl 27L—2
. ‘70 29—4
Frederick E. Wilcox was the scorer
and Dr. W. L. Weed. referee.
It is quite probable that a billiard
tournament will be started shortly
among the members of the club. Con-
siderable interest‘ is being bitten in
MOB ATTACK ‘RIGA JAIL.
Shot Down Sentrieo and Liberated All
the Political Prisoners.
RIGA, Livonia, Jan. 30.——-A mob at-
town this morning, shot-down the sen-
triea. broke open the cells and liberat-
ed all the political prisoners. Half
‘ 9 action of the rioters
.ciirrled out... There ware many wom-
1among 319,39999“. partymfi
lN iflWN
wood, of Norwaik. will not try the
cast-s, as ho is liquor prosecutor for a
portion of the town.
Thc casc of John ()‘Suillvnn will be
tried In the town‘courl room in Nor-
walk on Thursday at 10 a. m. The
costs of Pennington, Novak. Waisoit
and Saunders will come tip next Tues
divs boforc Judge ”(Miles and the re-
uiliuing cast-a will be tried on Sutur-
duy beforn Judge Taylor.
The (‘liflcii of 'John Layden. James F'.
Plunltett. Joseph McCarthy. William
and li‘rcdcrlck Triuks. Jami-s It“. Shoe
ban. lianicl Siattcry and James P. Bar-
ry will be tricd in Norwalk next Thurs.
day.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—dlA’l‘l'itlAT
Joc. lnuuirc of Samuel Lyrics.
FOR SALE—(loot) ROAD HORSE.
950 lbs.; Connecticut raised, six years
LITTLE
130 I‘ll
,with It complication of diseases cit-
luudlug over a period of four months. I
- Beside her husband she is survived by .
a son. Hartley. amt daughter. Allceé
Griffin. She had many friends who,
twill rcgt'cl to learn of her tlcmihc 'l‘bc:
fuucrui will Iic held on Thursday orn-
ilug at it o'clock. from St. .Ioscph'sl
'Chiirrh. lntcrmcul will bc in St. Mary‘s
. (lumclcry.
w
have been cmmolldiiicd under lIIll Cfill- ' ANARCHIOT ARREOTED IN OPAIN.Inlw We" water.
, SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. Jun. flit—l
fil‘lm politic today arrested a foreign
'mlurcblsl' who arrived here. during
King Alfouao‘s visit. ,
Thu king today Itinoliod ill the Villa
Mouriscol. at Blsrrltz with the Win
ccsscs Henry and lilna, of liaitenbcrg.
INSUROENT MOORS ATTAOKID
cabins; '
M,,LA(1A, s sin. Jan. 80.—-—A dis
paint from Me ills, Morocco, announces
es ,thal:.insurgcnt Moors recently nt-
taclie the Spanish cruiser Infants 18-:
abelb near the ‘Miiiiehica factory.
where the prclcndcr troops are erect~
mg fm-titicntlons in preparation for an
qmlfliltl utiiiok of ilic,,sultuil's forces.
nu. unveil Auto! RUN oven.
WASHINGTON, Juli. 30.«-Chnrics
Abbey. the former baseball player, who
playcdon the Washington team after
coming here. from the Southern
tongue, was run over by a street car
today. insuring his left arm so bully
that It had to be amputated.
i
l
old; sound and gcutlc. Also three wag-
ons anti harness. Apply Sentinel of-
fice. hill at
FOR SALE—HIGH GRADE PIANOS
at. right. price. Call or address til
South Main street. 529 tit
FOR BALI-«TWO FAMILY HOUSE
in East. Norwalk; titres-quarters lore
of land. with cook house. chicken coop.
plenty of fruit, fins
view of harbor. Will sell reasonable
Particulars of Mrs, Albert Sherwood.
Ill l'lcasunt. street. Rust Norwn‘lyk. dt
. 24.-
FOR SALE OR TO RINTu—A
farm of 90 acres, with large barns.
cow stables. corn crib and a small
house of five rooms. Address Mrs. L.
it. i-Icyt, Lyons Plain. Westport. Conn
It. it”, 1.). 12. 128 (it!
FOR cannons mums noose: '
one li-rooni house, all improvement,
can torooin house; 6 building lots,
semi location. Ali‘ou our terms.
Stumps Randall. nv Sosview avenue.
’I‘ui. till '
cameraman
Riverside Cemeterv ~‘ Norwhlit
Conn. seventy item beautifully locat-
ed. Lots to suit all. it is wise in
select a lot while you are alive. An
ply to use. w. vnorhoes. Inmates
etheccncurrent resolution of the ,
bound train,
straight. truck one mile west of Colum-
are dead. Noneofvthe passengers
ttidn no serious-damage
‘6 trains.
mhtldn as to cause of the collision.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. Jan. 30.-—-
physicians.
had orders to tail
lumbia, Falls and ran by.
LOST.
LOST——BE’I‘WBIEN SOUTH NOR-
return to Sentinel.
LOST—A SILVER LOCKET. SAT-
urday night, January, 27. with, mono.
47 Washington street. and receive re~
ward. _
PROFESSIONAL
INTRODUCTORY OFFER—COURSE
of twenty lessons in the art of piano
playing for twenty dollars.
C. Sander offers this special price up
to February 1. Studio at the residence
of W. C. Facts, 59 So. Main BL. Thurs-
days and Saturdays from 2 till 5.
/ n n m
ii fit "
‘ No. 2, at Columbia Falls, Montana—At ‘kLeesi Four Pei-so
Including the Firemen on Each Tr‘iiln, Are Dead and lifts
Others Are Injured-Euoineer Forgot Orders to Take Sidi’nfi
ST. PAUL, Minn, Jan. lath—Great were either killed or Injured, but not);
Northern Oriental Limited No. .1, west In; '
bound, und'pi‘issenger train No. 2. east those Ioutdo. 1.
collided head-on on a least. four lives were lost. .
comotivas were turned completely
bis Falls, Mont, late last night. Two er and piled up together many
firemen and one express messenger front the-rails.
was injured and with the exception of ger train~ No. 1, west-pound," on,
the express cars and sngtnesof each Santa Fe road, Wentdnto it di‘
' was done. so Laura, 25 miles contact here,
General Superintendent,The smoker. chiiir car. baggage‘
ads said he had received no infor- and express car overturned. . A twin
ed rail caused the wreck.
doctor and two passengers were
Superintendent O’Neil. of the Kalispel lured. but not seriously.
division of the Great Northern, has W85
gone to the scene of the wreck from COLUMBIA. S. 0.. Jan. 30.--It:.
. Whitefish with a wrecking outfit and reported here that a Seaboard pawns
it is stated that. No. l. ger train. north-bound. bad a hold.
e the siding at 00- collision» fourteen miles north of
It. Is he lnmbia. this morning and that air» ,
Iteved that some passengers on No. 2 pie were killed. ‘
“fr
_ walk depot and West Ave, gentleman's ien. January 30. 1906. Minnie G. Reed;
.tatth fob, initials F. J. K.. Reward for aged forty years. Funeral services ‘“
330 at from the Methodist Episcopal Church.
I
I
gram M. H. B. and lady’s picture. Find- ,,Conn.. January 27,‘ 1006, Harriet Ay-
er will please return to Helen Becker. t mar, in her 90th year.
i
i
130 It. her home. 45 Lowa street, Wednesday,» 1
i
l
t
i
Mr. Geo. J. Wilcox, announces that she use so
i
llliMllil
has been learned concerni
it is known thalilt
film
cannssuao. Ill..‘Jap. sea—rail
The.
No pa fit
killed. ’
DIED. ,
REED—AT HER Home IN’DAMN
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
AV MAR—AT SOUTH NURWALK I
Funeral services Will be held from
January 31. at 10:30 a. m.
MISCELLANEOUS . _
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—Mum
tablishsd an employment agency at _
33 Union street. and can secure or‘ i
for all classes of applicants. Hop ‘
Hallo untitnbn m
i
‘ MEDIUM AND PALMIST
‘ Madame Vanda".
She is a
er asks a, question, and tells you the
Will. ‘ '
Madame Vandear has exemplified her
'nblllty as a truthful forcteller of the
ignore for scvcrai years in Boston.
y hcr wonderful power she tells the
0st successful course. to pursue in
,fllfc. She is the greatest expert and
)GSI adviser on BUSINESS INVEST-
MENTS. LAW SUITS. LOVE and
MARRIAGE. She tells how to win
"he one you love. who and when you
will marry. locates absent friends. lost
reasurcs. unites the separated. slid
, tolls rhow'to succeed in business: in
' fact, she will help you in all your
troubles. Madame Vandcar wishes It
distinctly understood that she adver-
tiaes nothing she cannot perform.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all. Price
25 cts. and 50 cts. Hours from 9 a. m.
'0 ii p. m. it; Washington ,street.
South Norwaik.
NATURAL. MEDIUM. Nev-
TO LET.
And mT—rgvotegapmra rig;
n s e rooms. 9,1, ”Hm - :r
Sewiew 5%., Moist-wail - - '12? at},
To LEV—HOUSE 0!" Fl ,. _
rooms. newly papered and painted. o ‘ 1’»
Knapp street. near Ely avenue: rent
38 per month. Inquire of John H.
Knapp. 82 West street. 127 it
Vt ANTED.
WANTED~WOMAN FOR COOK. "
Apply at 186 Washington St. 130 st
WANTED~YOUNG GIRLS T0
learn the paper box business. Trow.
britl‘zo Box Factory. 130 CI
WANTED—YOUNG MAN To
work in clothing store. Good refer» .
'lnccs rcqulri-d. Copyright. Clothing»
Co, 6 North Main street. South New
walk. 130 if ‘.
INTRODUCTORY OFFER—COURSE
of twenty lessons in the art of advanc
ed piano playing for twenty dollars.
iir. Geo. 0, Reader offers this special
price up to February 1. Studio at the
residence of W. C, Footc, 59 80. Main
St..mTI6mrsdnys and Saturdays from
2 t .
SIRENO R. FORD, PUPII. OF
Dudley Buck anti Harry Rowe Shelly.
organist of South Norwslk Congrega-
tional Church, and teacher of Hana.
Organ and Harmony. Applicants
pleacc call at the church Thursday af-
ternoons or address at 25 Park Place.
Stamford. llli 12t
LEARN ' THE ART Oii‘ WOOD
burning. We sell the outilta and
teach you free. We also In" the
wood colors. tiller. varnish old was
for sale. Complete line of lust
Leather Goods in stock. The Pym
Art Novelty Cit. h‘rcdertck W. Hoyt,
manager. No. 80 Washington St. (Sing.
or Iitlkcwiunl Machine Store), South Nor
wu '.
Ml" POLHIMUS. SURGEON CHI
ropodist- graduate of Dr. Kalileri-
Sons' School of Chiropody, till Fifil
Ave. New York. announces she bar
entered upon the practice of her are
tension at IS Taylor Ave. Tel. 215-6
Appointments at private residence;
ti
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AUTOMOI Ll. CARRIAGE AND
wagon repel it; and painting: new
and second hand carriages and wag.
one for site: horse shoots and clip
ping. and gsnerpl blackout thing.
mu H. Lester a. Haviiand St.
J. IUWII,
A. PRACTICAL
.i' glitter Paper Ranger and Decorator
timntu submitted. Address. Matti
son street. foot of Franklin. WI
Luther Wright’s. . .3. J
Hill. ANNIE M. HAY“. IO
Main street South Now-II.
dusts in hematology lunar
is your lustrous“. Show
electrical scalp treatment, facial in»
dill. on the moods. .
use. a awfully: superfluous hair on
bmmsmovod without pain? Oct;
cults
u Dillon.
WANTED~MACHINIBTS. SEVER-
al first class all around matwliifip
Steady cmployincnt. Apply 1%:
Towns Mfg. 00., Stamford.
WANTED - BY RESPM “
Hungarian woman. family milled id ‘ "
do at home or out by the tiny. Mrs.
Fejcr. 12 South street, of! Taylor aw
nuc. ill it V
wsursoazook AND motto-
m... Apply to Mrs, C. c. Baits. The 4
Green, Norwaik. ilil if ' ,t
WANTED—4WD CAN USE A m
bright. and clean boys in our lace mill.
Boone, Pcppard a Co. in it
WANTID~A FRESH COW. OR
ouc culvert within the past two months.
Not over five years old. State price
andmlvc «Inscription. Dr. A. N. Phil- .
lips. tilcnbrook. Conn. Telephone ”It-8 ,
Stamford. no It ‘
WANTED-wt raw ornaa'roas '
on sewing machines. Apply at one. to .
Dillllllii & blunchnrd. 132 Water street. ‘
South Norwallt. if" a '
WANlev—A RELIABLE, MIDDLE-
1gi~d American Woman would assist
and care for an elderly couple. or' wait.
upon an invalid lady. Best. of NM.
enceii. Address ”Reliable." Schilling} .
.
WAN‘I'ID-eA MANAGER FOR it
branch office we wish to locate hero in - ,
South Norwalk. Address. with with
shoes. the Morris Wholesale if
Cincinnati. Ohio. ill .
WANTlinmA GIRL FOR 0
ll housework and assist Iii euro,
children. Call mornings or arm
at Mrs. Wilfred' Budwell's. 5 [4%
.1“. ,
itch Place, 80. Norwalk.
WANTID‘r-CUMPMTIINT
take charge of forming and ,
rooms. National list 00.. i -
l
wsa'rlo-oou‘r 3mm.
feather beds: have them ins
delightful folding mattress. ,
ceases etc-mod and dumb]
for descriptive pamphlet. tag.
it. raiding Mattress (to.
Washington at. so. derail.
Norwalk Chronicler