Effie .Schconhoven . Assessed $60 and Costs,
Fodor, Peter-O’Hara, Elizabeth Spahr, Mecheie Lubranc, John
F. Cornyn, John T.‘Barry, lohn Lonchak and Frank Beidei
Found Guilty“ by ludgeTayiora-All Appealed Except ‘Heidel
——Trinks Brothers Fined $50
MorningéWarrent Served During Court Session on Sitcox
s Sweeney, Who Conduct a Place on- the Washington Street
Bridge
Fines aggregating $1, 000 and carry
inIr costs amounting to neatly half
that amount were imposed on the
South and East Norwalk liquor deal-
IIrs who were tried Saturday before
Judge Taylor. The first case tried,
that against. ElfieSchoonhover, was~
admittedly the weakest case the state
had against the_vlolators, but she wus‘
convicted on two counts and fined $60
and costs.
The other cases were not tried at
length, demurrers being filed, the pris-
oners refusing to plead over again.
anti sentence was imposed. All were
lined. The heaviest fine was intposed
in the case of Michael li‘odor, who
was fined on four counts, making $400
and costs. All the cases were appeal:
cd. with one exception, that of Frank
Heidel, who paid up.
When the case opened Saturday at-
ternoon. State Policeman Joyce was
called to the stand to testify.
Attorney Clark asked him:
“Was the liduor you took on JanuL
and Michael
and Costs in Norwalk, This
cry it enough to prevent your having
II clcar itildersimnling and memory of
the details of that note
The question was exuiudcd by the
court. and amended Into. .
"Was Ihcro anything to prevent you
I'Iom Ictnembcring all the details of
that day?" II.
“No.”
Cross-examlncd by Attorney Keogh.
.loycc was asked:
"What is the limit to your capacity
to carry liquor?"
“I guess there is no limit," was the
smiling reply. “I never took enough
to exceed It. "
'You can get away with a good deal
can you not?"
“I can."
“You do it. do you not?”
“Not when working on ordinary
cases. but when on liquor cases."
"Yott hurl supper at Schoonhovor‘s?‘
“Yes." ,
"licci’ steak and onions?”
“Yes."
"Did you not slobber
theI table?“
it all over
(Continued on Eighth Page)
SNIIIEIIHINIIN
Interesting Discovery Made In
Connection With the Water
Supply of New York State in
Which Norweik is Mentioned
A tremendous subterranean river or
unknown size has been discovered and
it is found to run directly under the
town of Norwalk. If tapped It would
3.3!» on. " ‘
NIIHWI K MIN
. l
Herman Shuskey, Who Was
Fatally iniured While Cook-
ing at His Home in Cranbury,
Last Thursday, Died Today
licrtnun Shnskcy, ot‘ Ncwtown ave
nIIII, Norwulk. Iailter-Indaw of Herman
SciIIIIII. the well-known Norwnik
Schmidt, 'the wolivkunwn Nor-walls
furnish a supply of water for tho eu-
tirc town and for all lhc towns around.
The river comes from tho wittcr-
shed of the Catskill mountains and
the foothills. it flows under ground
several miles west of Bridgeport,
passes through Norwalk and lil‘lfli’l"
noaih tho Norwalk river hour the
Washington street brldgiI. IIIIInr-II
down and under the land at [lorlon' s
point and across underneath Long Is
lund Sound to Bayviilc l.. I.. whore
:Ili trace of it is lost at Barton island
Some years ago the stream wan
traced from a point above New Haven
\vhcrc tho New York. New Hlth'll and
Hartford road was making It “.‘fili
('urlond iItlrIr carioud of (Inrth and
clone was dumped. but without rank
in: any Impression. It appear-(Id III be
it bottomless pit.
An Investigation WHH-nllltlt‘ and it
was learnt-d that It was due to an IIII»
dorgrottnd stream of' great size.
it was traced from above New llII
van to Norwaik and It is probably due
To that fact that so much difficulty
was found III laying the piers for filo
railroad bridge over the Norwulk Itiv-
or.
Quite recently Slide W .‘I’itns. n inI
Iiraullc enalnoor who has been search-
sing for It water supply for New York
Iliy. located the stream under long
island. There Is also It parallel
stream which runs across Connor- float
and out into thr.I ocean striking across
Ibo sound nbovo lirldxcport going un-
der ltOTTK lsiIIIIIi near Port Jefferson
and coming out on the other side ofi'
lsllp I
Engineer 'l‘IIIIII claims that he will,
by II system of driven walls. be able
to furnish 500 000,000 gallons per day ,,
for Brooklyn at a cost of 05th pIIr IIIII
lion gallons The water In said to be
or the pill‘tilt and finest qIInin
NOMINATING OOMMITTIE NAMED.
Special Meeting of the Nemik Yacht
Club at Hotel Clifford.
The Norailc Yacht Club held a spec-
ial mating Saturday evening In the
Hotel Clifford. lbs-Commodore Clan
once F Osborn presided. and Secretary
(loom Billiards read the call.
It was voted to select a nominating
committee constant: (windward III.
Gorbam chairman: “mill 0‘. An-
drews. Captain monitor H Montgom-
ery, moirtw Wit and Secretary
Gm B cunts. to make selections
for re for in would menu to
he held on“ later .II‘IIII roars M
MINI01' 5mm: Black! to WI
. , of the '
ms
puinlcr, died at the. Norwuik Htlsliiflll
yesterday front pneumonia. resultant
II'IIIII sIIvIIrc burns sIIsIIIlIIIId Inst
Thursday.
Shiltlkt')’. who IIVIId alone in it little
.cotiugc at the (fl'ntlbury end 01' Now-
IowII avouuc. was cooking a local on
Thursday when he probably became
Ili'lzy and It‘ll over the slow Ills
clothing caught the and he was scvorc-
,ly burned lie was IIISI‘OV'OIHI by n
‘worktnun on the place and Saturday.
pnIIIIIIIoIIiu having dcvciopod as a le-
fault of tho burns was taken to the
Norwuik Hospital. ills condition was
too sIIrlous. TIDWt'Vf‘I, and he died you-
Iictiluy. lie is survived by II'IIchal
IclIIIIIIcn Ill different parts oi Ifri- coliti-
try.
The funcrui will be. bold tomorrow
III o‘clock.
COUNTEBS WANTS A DIVORCE
Gould dc Christiane Enters
Suit Against Her Husband.
PARIS, lI‘IIh AMJIIIIIIIIIIIH Bout do
CIIIIIIIIIIInco. formerly Anna Could, tor
day ontcrcri II DIt‘ll for divorce from
iIcr husband.
'I‘lIII IIIIIIIII appI-Iircd l‘lflTOI'l‘ a judge.
IIIIIIIII'IIIIIII III the II‘IIIIIII it link. IIIIdIInvo
l't‘ll to arrange II conciliation hot
I‘orII IIiiowlIIII It IinlIIiIII still to prof-cod.
Ii III said that tho Lindon it III‘I‘IIrIs Wr-I-II
not fillt‘t‘i'IiltTill IIIIII IIIIII IIIII Illlli wil’
procood. but owrnu io Iho iiIIrrIIrI‘ III
divorce proceedings Tlt’l‘t‘. It is difficult
to confirm this report.
Rumors have Tlf't‘il IIIII-rIInI for a long
time that the nutritious had dcr-ided
that any luribcr continuation or bar
relations with IIIIII husband was fin.
opuiblo and fun t't'lllflt'lli from theI
i‘utltcilanc residence in ii hotel in tho
hello
center of Paris. new support to rho
' belief that she finally decided to uppily
for a. divorce. Sensational reports
have been circulated with reference
Anna
ll prominent society leader of Paris.
.tl women of very high standing, has
been mentioned III connection with the
affair. Bur the greatest reticunce has
been maintained by all the parties
concerned relative to the progress of
the nomilntiomr looking to It sounds
lion and even this morning It favor
ablealile result was expected. especial
Iy n the countries returned to her re
sideline. It now appears that the ef-
forts of those lute-rested III hrinsini
about a satiiemcm of the difference-i
between the can less and the count
I, TF
to the counts (random and name of
without an spoon to the courts have
been “fifmml‘m The count is said to
We
IAIIEII‘ free itE IoeAII
Surly White Men lied Been Ile-
period from man Air All
kinds of Crimes
MW .
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob; h.«\ViIIIII
tho. transport. hogan arrived yesterday
from Manila, the police took from the
vessel a number of men who bore the
reputation of desperate characters.
When the Logan fen; Manila, she car-
ried sixty white men who had heart
ordered deported by the secret service
officers of Manila Among those who
arrived yesterday were men who had
served terms for murder. robbery and
embezzlemnt. After the San Ii‘ranv
cisco police photogra bed and exhibit-
ed the new arrivatn. he men were gi
you their liberty. I‘
Aboard the transport Logan wore
the first. squadron of the Second Ca
valry, in command of Col. 1". K. Ward.
After a few days‘ test the troops will
go to Fort Assinlhornc. Montana.
Among the passengers was (funeral
Butler ii. Price Gen. Ptlco retired
from the army at his own rcquout
hating" soon 41'. years of service. liar
lug flIII voyage W. ‘M M. Kamlorzc died
of Honor on the brain Ho belonged
In tho insular scrvicc and was ill
wiIrIII be started for home Mulo’t ii.
i. Sr:,olt governor of .loio. was also a
passcngol. He comes home on it
month's leave. The hogan brought
122 cabin passengcts l‘ifi unlisted men
of the United Stairs army. mariac-
corps'and navy. 27 discharged soldiers
of the army. navy and marine corps,
51 miscellaneous and four general pri-
soncrs.
__,.._..._....
HAT TRIMMERS’
Large Attendance and Many Articles
Disposed Of.
The second night of the bazaar of
the lint Trimmers' Association hold
Saturday evening in Rod Men's Hall
was a great success, the attendance
BAZAAR.
i
I
Bernard . Nattefo
Avenue, Carlin
lug, But Old.
One Else to
Account
on the Nor walk River,
ver near resultinlg'
most rotIInrkable nol‘v tilt the port of
young Nattci’ord at: flitlilod the epi»
soda
in company wlfiifi
[_ of other
FEBRUARY 5, 1906.
FRED P. TDWNE :RASSES
AWAY IN STANFORD
Was Superintendent of the Yale
I. Towns Manufacturingcoms
_ pany and Prominent'illan
S'i‘AIVIII‘OItIl, li‘ob. 5.-T‘I‘rrid I“.
'I‘owno, superintendent of tho Yak» I2
Tow‘nc Manufacturing (30., died III. 7
o'clook yesterday morning of acute
Bright's disease; Mr. Towno was
stricken with illness Saturday evening
about 0 o'clock. just alter making an
address to the employee of the com:
pany, during which he had presented
to various employee cash prizes offer-
ed by the company for suggestions
which would be of value to the con-
cern.
Physicians were hurriedly called
and he was removed to his home.
where he soon became unconscious
and died without regaining conscious-
ness. Mr. 'l‘owne was 34 and was a
sun of Henry R Towns, president of
the company. who lives in New York
city lie was a marinate of the
Miissnchusctts institute of Technology
and after his graduation wont to
boys who che s
mill pond thr- N d Iieciderl’
to venture up the If my. All wrro
startled suddenly to toe the central
figure in tho scutliariigly which fol
rough the ice
the Bishop
lowed. suddenly hit
and bright struggling In the swiftly
moiing cIIIrent.
filo boys made ottturi
Ticaiizlng that there as no time to
spare, ourI young out who had seen
Natteford go through c ice, started
to walk out to the air gling boy, He
had not gone far, who he also broke
through. Right here young Natteford
showed a calibre of grit that is sei-
dom equalled.
“Don't come ottt here," he shouted
to Whitley. the young man who was
making his way toward him: "let me
go: doII' I got drowned on my account
If i am going down. i am going down
I
being very large. A large number of
exposed for sale ware disposed of and
and a neat sum will result roIu thr.I
affair. From a social standpoint It
was also‘u great success
dancing was furnished by Svoc' s or
cbcstra.
vllaskotbull Monday night
Armory
West Ends vs. Overlooks Dancingr 10
to 12.
~w.-.«..
at tho
Refreshments \vorc SGI‘VOIT,‘
I
Music. for. rod and he quickly run I;
lodge
IIIIIISIIII IIIJI “II II
II THE NEST-HNNNII SIIIIIIN
alone lm all right They‘re going
articles of fancy work and other things to get me."
William R. Cnhlll WES" walking
along River-side avenue with his wife‘
and child when the each. cut occur
the river's
lli‘. had presence of mind to do
just ~tlIrI proper thing. amid all the
Ioufuslou MI Cahlllr found a sec-
tion of railroad IIII and this he (admits
Company lI‘ v.s Columbia. ed to ('"lilly and push;L out tofwhere
lu—an—u
0
IConIInued on Foutth Pa I
in the excitement .
,work In the Yale & 'l‘owno factory.
filling many subordinate positions
uud learning the business. He was
Vl'l‘y popular with the. employees and
was frequently a guest at. their path»
erlngs. He was a member of the
Enginonrs' Club of New York, former-
ly president or the National Found-
ers Association, formcr president. of
the Suburban Club. of Stamford. II
director of the Wee Burn Golf Club.
a member of the city board of ap»
proprintions, president of‘the Stam-
ford Manutacturers' Association, and
a vestryman of St. John‘s Episcopal
Church. lie leaves a widow and two
sons.
It is said that his system had been
considerably weakcncd by two opera
tions for appendicitis. the latter of
which was performed last summer.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row from St. John's Church, and it is
expected that all of the 2,500 men
employed at the Yale & 'l‘owne works
will escort the body to the grave.
Yesterday the whole town was In
mourning. Flags were half masted
and everywhere were heard expres-
sions of sorrow.
“Basketball Monday night
Armory
at the
tol
IN SNIIIII NIIHW Ii. SIIIIIIIIIII
’l‘houias lIlcuicy. an iron Inouldcr ol‘
irconwiclt (IIIIpioyIIIi at tho Colonial
Foundry and IilIIciIInII (‘tllil|):ili_\, in
East Nokulk, was killcii by :I train at
lIc wont-bound South Norwnik rail-
road station. Saturday night, in a. hor-
I'ibic IIIIInIIIIr. Still conscious and
IIIII'fIII-IIII: tortures ho was pinIrIIIl iIII
lIIIIIIiI tlic cowrufchcr oi‘ IIIII I-Irgiuc for
twonly minutes bcior'o he could be H'-
loner-Ii, till the willitI crying piIIIIIIIst
to have them take the bin (IngiIIII off
hiln.
Just how licnicy IIIIII his Ili‘tllll, llfl
onc booms exactly to know. it is
believed that he was running to catch
I train and did not soc lht' ourI which
atrutk hitu.
lie was going up tho roadway up-
TRAVELLING MAN DRUNK.
Norwaik Air Wu Too Strong for New
York Salesman.
A Iruvclling salesman. who sold his
IIIIIIIII was Suntucl (‘urrIIIiIIIIs was
locked up for drunkenness SII'I'IIIIIIIII
night by SUI‘KT’IIITII 'Ibouius lluni.
(tIIIrIIthoriI hail iii-cu iII Nor-sulk for
two or three days and Saturday night
tho local boost.I or air uni IlIII iictiur
or hint. 'l'irc accnuiul lIorc iiIII IIIIIIIII
toIIIiIoII in the sidewalk for thI ship
II II rolling unit when NW "NW“? iIrIII
pcnod along. (‘IIII'rIIIiIr-Iir was lock iIrl
up over Sunday and this morning
whcn ho was arraigned before Judge
Edward M. lunkwood IIIII lIIIIIIr con
tinucd the ratio indefinitely. The dc.
tundcr went. on his tray roloicipu.
,w MW;I.vi.I.IM.u—.
ANOHIC R. MEAD INJURED.
mum-.01.».
Former Resident at Booth Norwaik
Not Inflected to Live.
Mrs. Archie It Moral. or II iIIIlou
sircei receiver! a tolaararn into Sutur
day afternoon from Albany New York
statin that hot- husband. who hail
been To that. city for some time. was
hurt la a. railroad accident. and was
In tho Homeopathic Hospital. Inter
It was stated that he might not record
or Mr. Mead beside his wife. has
four young children.
MlOB VAN DUIIN REACT-ll.
FRI IN NO.
mum received in South Norwnik
from Misti Binnie Van Down, a teacher
In the Franklin school. announce. her
safe arrival in Fresno, (lat. sit/er a
pleasant learner. She went by the
Northern Pacific routs. niobium III \II
rioua places of Internet
W
UTZMKNAPE
Otto it. tits and Violette ii. Khan
of W N ed
proaching tho station from Railroad
I‘H‘t'llllt.‘ and saw a train coming into
the (input. supposing that it was on
the main track. in order to reach
IIIII station be had to cross the lion»
bury division track. A train was just
pulling Into IIIII spur iIIIIk and was
going IIII‘I slouiy Indeed as if was
within IirIIIcII or twenty fort of the
bumping post at Ibo end of IIIII spur.
In sonic manner IIIIIIIIII tripped and.
{I ll across the truck. The pilot r»:oii
ed him along for a few foot and thou
passr-Il otIII IIIIII, crushing his stomach
Icrrrfuiiy and plantar: him to the rolls.
with lIII weight of' fifty ltlllli. 'l‘he
wheI-lu did not pass IIVIIr him at all
and only the pilot of thI engine was
ovr-r IIIIII.
IIIIINI SIIIIII} '
PIIEPIIIIIIIIII
III HEII II
Four of the Churches of South
Norweik Unite In Worship at
the South Norwelk Congre-
gational Editice
'I'IIII South Norwaik (ionizragntionni
Chlrch was crowded to tho ilfIrII“I. first
pruning. on the cremation of the bin
union evangelistic ervluea being held
there. tin,- four loca uhurehI-II. Trinity
IIIIIisaopui. the Baptist. Mclhodist and
infiltruitntlonal taking part. 'I‘hi heirs
of thtI tour churches were pron I. and
special music was reader It.
Four clergyman were” orient Rev.
Andrew w. linoleum) .II. of New
Haven: Rev Rummy F. lltlmphries.
$ch If is. (importer and tier. w.w
. Duncan
Dr. Archibald preached IIII interest-
In. sermon, his teat being from the
107 Palm. second verse, and his
theme. Christian Expression." its
time strongly on the paint that Chris:
ileuity cit groans itself in different
ways and i at the comet expression
of ii offal! does more real practical
frond titan reams of «mar and hue.
fi'dIsdelgi‘” {flinch cortices. ‘I‘ii a spirit
My; hills! 3‘
searched lint .
THOMAS HEALEY. AN IRON MOULDER. EMPLOYED IN EAST NORWALK WAS GOING To
HIS HOME IN CREENWICH..WHEN ACCIDENT OCCURRED
lic shrickcd {rightfully and an al-
icIIIpI was made to got the cugine or
him by means of Jack sctcus. This
could be done however. and II was
found noel-usury in unscrew tho bolts
and who tho cow catcher off before he
IoIIld be released. All this llfllt‘ be
was consrlotts and pIIIIoIIsly apps-aloft
to how ihc IIIIIrlan taken off him.
“II was hurried to the Norwalk Hos.
pIIIii III the ambulance. but was so
Illulh iniurcd that after reaching there
he lost consciousness and IIiIIII during
tho running.
ilouloy was a IIIarIlrId InIIn litiny; In
(irIIonwich and bird sIIvatuI children.
The train was known as No. Inn and
the conductor wuit (‘hnrlIIs Vaughn.
and the engineer Mr. i-‘IIIvnImII.
llI. Archibald In»... on tho IIIII of
iIIIII to Christianity and cited tlII.I lid
Iircirii of‘ Paul to tho Athenians. fir
also made the point that Christian
ItcoplrI should not cxpoct to do too
IIIIIclI by proxy and that It in the per
sonal exhibition of Christianity which
counts.
Sort-no It. Ford prouIIIIIIl III the or
unit, and filter the malaria theI chili.
of the First Ml‘lilodiai (‘IiItrch reader
on l’IIIIpIIrII Yo thI Why of tho Lord
'i'itII I'IIspoIIIdVII ucrleIII was led by
lit-v. W. W. ’l‘ IIIIIIIIIIII. TIIII Scrip
Iiil'ilii worn road hr Itriv. itomlliy F.
Iltitnphrica. 'I‘IIII choirs of the film
churches snug Sininor'u nnthom. What
Are These? Pruyor was offered by
Ray. TI. TI. Carpenter. The Baptist
choir gave Sichvmuion'u nIrtiIIiIII. Hour,
0 My People. and tho authors. find SI
NIOVA’TN the World. was reprinted by
the Congregational Ipturtoiir. The
closing prayer and benediction was
pronounced by Itcv. I‘lr. Archibald.
~OLBIN'0 HEAVY 0H0! IALB.
Owinn to the last week of the OT.
son's shoe side. they are offering
creator bargains than before. Don't
miss looking over their fine shoes at
no laws prlro. Think of
at 02 tilt. and Lincoln’s make at 000.
Wednesday, fruit. 'I‘. Ladles'
Rubbers. at 25c. -
Ownenmwm didn’t you videos
told you? Didn‘t i tell you to force
the once early and come away at the
corner?
fuchsia—Y s In lord. but i couldn’t
T‘Iippdd.
the Washington street bridge.
"SHOULD“ BUILD LARGER SEWER.
’ Company F vs Colrrmbla.’
Was: Binds vs Overlooks. Dancing 10 ‘
build: 0
flounribury It Mntbcweon's $3.50 shoes _
Storm burnt“
very well leave the hot-Ito behind-w- will:
Leaky plumbing, which destroyed
the insulation on an' electric light
wire, caused a blaze this morning at
3:40 o’clock. in the apartments over
the saloon of William J. Weiselt,T%n
e
firemen. however. extinguished the
blaze promptly and the damage
amounted to only about $100.
The fire was discovered by his Wei
soft. who was slceping in Irroom ad-
joining whore the blaze was‘“'disoov-
cred. She immediately uwokc the oth-
er members of thc family and a icic-
phone message was sent in for the
South Norwalk tirII department. A
regular alarm was sent. in a few min-
utes later from Box 52. In the mean-
time little Alice Weiseit, who was
William I. Weiseit and Family Aroused Before 4 O’clock Thin
Morning by Blaze in Their Apartments, Which Socialite
Loss of Over STUD—Rev. lames Benton Werner Extingu sir;
F ire In His Residence In Beiden Avenue, Norwaik, Last it uh
asleep in the room where the II ‘
broke out. was snatched from her bed
and taken to a place of safety.
was then almost overcome by amok
and had the fire not been. discover
when It was, might have lost her It
thieu
alaInI had been sent in. and thOiifi
floors it was a tine piece of work Add
little damage was done
first fire that (‘hief Winchester
on... this afiuruud
Tuesday fair: Colder tenth l‘ .
day With cold ways; tori ‘
crly Winch.
Bill .
The tire departmcnt arrived withi”
minutes after the teloph
It “can It difficult fire to fight, I)
under .
between the walls and
It was ill,
had sincc becoming the head of its
local department, and he handled I
in. a very successful manner.
(Continued on Fourth Pu.)
Some Property Owners Want: Fifteen-
Inch Affair in West Street.
Persons in a position to know crit-
icise somewhat the plan to build a
twelve-inch sewer through West street.
to relieve the congestion on other
sewers and to provide seW'eI accotnmo I
dations for those whose property is
now sewered into the blind ditch lead.
lag across the pr'opotty of the Ernest I
Simona Company. The claim Is made .
that the proposed sewer should be III
fifteen-Inch sewer and that it should
also connect with the High street
sewer. This would help much in
taking care of the surface wateI from
tlIII hill. The Union street sewer is
eighteen-inch senior emptying Into
IIee- -loot sewer in Ann street.
LEGAL- NDTICES.
I
Court, February ._ . Biltl.”
Whereas, written application has
been madc to this court for adminis
tration of the estate of Catherine
tirttmblcy. info of Norwalk. In said
diatrict. deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Odlce In Norwalk. on the 12th day of
February, 1906, at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested tbcrein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation III said district.
at least five days before said day of
hearing.
Tfilt
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—A 'l‘YI’l'CWlil'l‘ldR lN
good condition. cost Slot); will soil for
Sill cash. Anyone in flood of a typo-
wrlfcr will never find It bigger hur-
xaiu. Iiox 207. Rfdgcfiold Court. to {It
FOR 8ALE~CORNSL IIIINIONS
and callousca removed withottt tron
hip, pain or soreness. by using Cor
nell's Rapid Corn Clil‘i'. l’ricr- Ihr. For
sale at all ill‘illt. shoe and grocery
atoms. Acct-pt no ilIIll'l'. I5 I
FORIBALEleGH GRADE PIANOS
at right price. Cull or address 9“.
South Main sircci. t3 3‘
Midas Box Factoryri-
.hranch office we wish to locate here iii
WANTED. * . ,
WANTED—4‘0 PURCHASE, 1,0,
old feather beds. Pay highest can
Single or in quantities. Addr 3 W
liams care of South Norwalk “N316“
waursmar ONCE, A, 8
boy Steady employment and
wages Apply at Clifford Hotel 0:60
WANTED—A WOMAN .
washing at her home Call at 12 Ml!
shall St. So Notwalk. .15 1t
WANTED—A WOMAN A8 LAU D-
dress and cook. Mrs. B. M. Andrews,
46 West avenue. corner Cedar fitted ’
South Norwaik. f3
WANTED—Y0 N
lentil the paper
CI een Nor walk.
WANTED—A. MANAGER FOR.
South Norwalk. Address, with refer-
ences, the Morris Wholesale House,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 324. tf
WANTED—COMPETENT MAN TO-
take charge of forming and blow!“
rooms. National Hot Co, nbury.
117M
WANTED—DON‘T SELL YOUR
feather beds; have them made Into I
delightful folding mattress. Hair that.»
tresses steamed and cleaned. Write
for descriptive pamphlet to the 8. l
H. Folding Mattress 00.. 197 W;
Washington Sit So Norwalk 110,ka
susrnsss NOTICES.
AUTOMOBILE. CARRIAGE AND
uaaon repairing and painting: I)
Ind second hand carriages and or
one for ails; horse shoeing and it
plus. anu general blacksmithln‘lw
fumes III. Lester's. Haviland St.
.I. A. RUDDER. PRACTIQ
painter Paper Bangor and Deco
Estimates submitted. Add” ,
Ion street, foot of Franklin. 09” 4
Luther Wright’s.
FOR BALE—«FARM OF 90 ACRES:
largo barns. cow stables. corn crib, uni:
good lot for building II house; It small
house to rent IIImpormIly while build
lug. Address Mrs. L. R. Hoyt, Lyons
Plain chtpott. Conn. R. F“. D. l’.’
120 6w
FOR BALEmCA'l‘BOA’l‘ LITTLE
Joe. inquire of Samuel llyneu. tilt) Bi
roe BALE-ONE Bil-ROOM HOUSE.
one li-room house. all Improvements;
one Til-room house: 6 building lot:
good location. Alli on early terms. .I
Illinois: liamiriil. i'iil Seaviow avenue
of. 3 .
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPLOYMINT AGENCY—MR3 W
N' Wilcox. announces that she has so
abllrlbed an «autumnal agency II
20 Union street. and can secure worl-
for all classes of applicants. Hours
'fnfll.m.'1tnln m
MRI. ANNIE. M. HAYIDr'
Main street 80th Non lit,
graduate in dermatology
cits your patronage. “amending
electrical scalp treatment, facial in
one. a specialty; superfluous hair lid
Nomi-bu removed without pain duh
satiation rm
CEMETERIES.
Riverside Cemetery -’ North
Conn. seventy acres beautifully , {
ad. Lots to suit all. It in wt ’
select a lot while you are alive. .
ply to Geo. W. Voorhcu. Buocri
«out. on the around-
LOST.
and mid III-oils. near ,
store. Suitable reward. Adrift“
“lit. 2% Eli. John street. Blast
we
PROFESSIONAL.
PIANO INSTRUCTION Bit GEORGE
. Bender. Studio. 69 South Main st.
LIARN THI ANT 0! WOOD
. We call the outdo and
figs: 701:" was“ We m have the
to co . as ye was
to: sale. Complete llno new
boat
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Ilium , m. “Tuition
III-Ila. “some“ and,”
LOIT-IABBRAL RBWABDH
tur glove, IoIIt between Dorie
office and residence of Dr. G.
on. . Dr. Notion. Dorian.
LO0T~BTRAYIIID
place of Joe Rantsney.
also about six months ofdi
reward will be paid for
lending to their recovery.
messy. ,
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