EE EEEE EEEE EE
Services at ilEoyl’s Theatre, Last Night, Largely Attended—-
neonatal
noun Addressed by Mrs. Bresseror, of flow
York, at theLNorwalk Methodist Episcopal Church-Anoilier
Servioeileli
Hundreds of tequesta for prayers
and many conversions to Christ chfllv
actcriaed the Chapman revival selvice
ileld in Huyt's Tiheatre, last evening.
The building we well filled, nearly
Effie auditorium being
occupied, and many in the balcony
taken. The meeting was one full of
1eliglous enthusli sin and sincerity.
and that Dr Chapman is a wonde1t'ul
pleader with to so who have gone
astray to committee a new life was
made manifest. EE‘. , .
The meeting vtaa o sued with the
usual song serviie. ie by Charles F.
Allen, who directed the chorus The
meeting, was for men only. and‘ the
male chorus sant, excellently such fa-
all the seats in
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Anderson andEBrown Failed to
Appear in Eilouri When Their
Cases Werli Called Today
The Smith street t1 amp house deni-
zens succeeded in getting mote rum
last night than who good for them. As
11 result, four ml the weary errant
knights were lined up before Judge
Edward M. wckmood in the Norwalk
police court this morning. Three of
these shades of better times and two
others, who could not be located, were
lilixed up iii to flirt. about 8 o'clock.
Keeper James idOli summoned as-
sistance and O
hind ap d .p bree men
under arr st, wh gave their names as
James Bul 11s trunk Robinson and
John Hurrigam...tEiuder. a1:.rest It was
alleged t Minoan“ h d assaulted
some i tilt , offendels
pleaded guilty it having can drunk.
but Robinson ‘denied the assault
charge. ‘
Judge Lockwood looked the bunch
over carefully rind gave Burns and
Robinson thirty days and tests each.
Hnrilgilli’ s offends had been slight and
he Wits given 87E and coats.
Billns told the judge a story about
having lived in,8tnlnford for thirty;
five years and IEIliit he had several
children living there. The judge soon
tangled him up ll questioning llllll.
Another offender for the local court
was one Ii‘l'illik Sullivan. Officer Bryan
if. Silk had niililti the arrest. Sullivan
was so drunk that he could not llilVlv
gate and when ho was arrested he was
charged with drunkenness llllll vagran-
cy. Judge locEilwood looked at him
ailld said illilty dans and costs.
'l‘hclc are two Elnctl who will wooin-
' bill lliiic sympathy at tile hands of
the N01 walk police court Elliiict ill
the week li‘redoE‘IcIt Anderson. ll rol-
orcd luau, and ,‘Peier Brown. wliilc.
were ill-rested for separate
and telcuscd on their own lecognil.
:lilt‘f‘ this lucrniEiig at 9 oclmk
Neither welc (En build illlti new war-
rants have heart leaned tot tllcir 11r-
l'vst. Alldcrsonlis chnigcd with slcal
tug ii. colnplcic Eli and fix lloiid froln
the store of Ho ry T. Prowitt. lilld
Company and selling lilo articles. The
licensed promised liiost fervently that
he would be on land.
Blown was an atoll on a change of
assaulting a yonliEg itnllnn named Scar
polio Another chillgc of dcslloyllllz
properly. a billiard cue. to Pressuer‘ s
saloon. will be llEdded,
A GORGEOU I SPECTACLE.
Hw-
Yeeterday With the
Sun Chiming tn the World Again.
it. is seldom that such a gellgous
spccticllv in preliontcd as flushed be-
fore Iiil‘ vi'oa yesterday afternoon
when the sun‘ burst triumphantly
through the cloth a and lighted up the
Irv covclcd wot‘Ell
'i‘ilc spectacle E relented wall ll wou-
licrful ouo cvoiylhillg was coated
thickly willl gliilE lining lco. evoly pro-
saic looking dcud chd In the fluids
llad illl coating E fiifiillilllfiit and was
l-cllplcudml lilo 10mm“! of vessels III
the harbor roan bled ropes of blbn~
clung pearls, ihllrehes spires and
and chimneys wEre covered with u
smimmarlng coal. 1
it is hard to conceive of a woven
wire fence bsiu beautiful and a her-
bed wire frame it hardly even a plea-
sure to look at. but the marvelous
transformation yesterday made the
former like n pl .-. of rare bejeweled
lace and the hit or like a necklace of
diamonds
The track it bending with the
weight of lb 1 glittering burden.
which every h ' brought rattling lo
the annual, cc ialniy presented 11
wmtdclflii slat. , ‘Mw
, IAL THUADDAY
Was Presented
. i ll probahly)» tried
“gum Sheriff |Puller Doha of Bridgeport,
duertiou and lat-a
bi mantle to to limit will of the
. Superior Court. isle;
E} INSUR
Leathel-
offences
, whiilb went over
by Air. and Mrs. Asher, the Saloon Evangelist:
vorltes as 0 Happy Day. We Ptaise
Thee, O God. and Be Ye Reconciled
to God. Prayer was then offered.
Rev. W. . '1‘. Duncan announced the
services for Sunday. At 3:30 o’clock
there will .be a great service in the
Armory. with the full1 chorus choir
and orchestra and Dr. Chapman will”
preach. At 7:45 o’clock there will be
another meeting in the Armory. There
will be noservlces today, but tomor-
row morning the usual services will
be held in the churches. One week
from Sunday afternoon there will be a
service for men only at the Armory.
and Dr Chapman hoped that 2,600
(Continued on Sixth Page).
UT LlI'-' E
CE WAS PAIO
l. l. Mcanharn, Who Was lla-
ported Killed, Found to be
Alive and Taken to Jail
VICTOR, 0010.. Feb. lb.-——J. J. Mc-
Eiicllern. whose death was reported on
January 2 and life insurance policies
paid, was arrested at the home of his
sister here last night by City Marshal
Nnylor after a fight in which McEach-
ern was wounded by a bullet. Mc‘
Eachern was reported to have been
killed by the accidental discharge of
giant powder, but investigation by fra-
ternal societies in which he was insur-
ed disclosed that the body of Robert
Speed, who was killed two days prev-
iously in a mine, had been unearthed
era was working and blown to pieces
with giant powder. The authorities
were inl'orliied- that Mciilachel‘n was
the victim of the discharge, and an
old line life insurance company paid
a policy on his life.
A deeper investigation by fraternal
societies rcsultcd ill finding McEacll-
crn alive and his arrest followed. Jack
Cowley, who worked with Mchhicbcrli.
was also placed Ill in”. The trcnt~
merit of the body of Robert Spend
greatly incensed his friends and lylil-il-
i111: was iilrculcllcll. in order to bet-
tcr protect McEacherll he has been
l'clllovell to the county jail at. Cripple
Creek and ii IllElivy guard placed
around the prison.
ANSONIA WOMAN
DIES OF INJURIES
Mr. and Mrs Westerman Struck
by Train Owing to Skltiish-
noes oi a Coll
WA'l‘ldelUitY. iron. lit—Mrs. Wil-
lluill W. Wcsiel‘iilnll.'of Allsonitl. who
with Ili‘l‘ husband was struck by it
train at Svylllour early today. died in
iilt‘ Vi’lllcrbnry Hospital about noon.
falling to regain (Killilfiiilliiillt‘iiii since
iili‘ lii'f‘itiiilii. llcr right lop; was for-
ribly crushed by the engine of ”It!
train which I‘ll" ovcr Ili‘i‘.
Mr. WlEslvrllinll will recover. 'I‘llv
slid not-ideal to Mr. llllll MI‘S. Wester-
lilnn illllllli‘llt'ii iii the Scymoilr lrl'os-
sing llfltll‘ the Niillgaiuck division Hill-
iion and was iill' result of the skilllsii-
lives of the coil which they Wtil‘i! lio-
iliilll.
it is slated tlilll will-ll ilic coil rciit'h-
od lllc railroad crossing. Instead of
(El-osslng over he llolll-il directly up
lllc trucks lilld was struck llcall-on
by the train which left New Hith'il
for Waicrbllry 111 11.30 o'clock. The
train was going at Iili' ruin of 25 miles
It“ hour, it In said, and ”law ill the
couches. Iclt ll porccpitiblc shot-k no
the train and colt collided. The train
was in charge of Conductor William
Julian and the engineer was William
Norton. lilngincnr Norton Hliid today
that be new lilo rapidly approaching
horse on ”it! trucks and llllli ii normed
unmanageable. H11 made every effort.
to plop the train. bill find no more ”in"
shut of! tile strum when the crash
calllo. Part of the train ran over Mrs.
Weutcrman and her husband was hurl
at info a bank 14 feet away.
Both were picked up unconscious by
the crew of the train and taken to this
city, where they
sent to the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Westermun had lillend-
od 11 anoint affair in Seymour and on
account of the late hour hired a team
in Bel/incur iii which to drive to their
halite in Armenia. Mr. Westerlllan is
rillulriniclldent of the Con Bi‘filli Mills
in domain and also a ofllclai of the
Aillcrlcuu Brittle Company of this city.
DARIIN WOMAN WANTS DIVORCE
Suit for divorce has been brou'gbt
by Lena Hermann, of Dal-ten. against,
boo Hermann. of Brooklyn. Papers
in the care have been served by Dee
1;. .
I
1 East Norwalk Fire Police was
taken to the tunnel in which McEach- ’
were immediately '
Eleventh Evenllelll In Arion
atoll, Last flight, and About
8175 was Added in the Tree-
sury .
The eleventh annual, ball. of the
the
greatest success in the history of the
company iilid after all the .bills have
been paid the company will have the
neat sum of $115 in the treasury. This
very successful affair was held last
evening in Arlon Hall and it was a
chilly us well.
The evening. opened with an over-
ture and several selections by Clunc's
Orchestra which excellently rendered
them and furnished music for the dune.
inn latcl in the evenin
Joe McMahon sang the dance music
and assisted the orchestra in his inimi-
table style.
The g1 and march, though b1 Ief, was,
excellently performed. it, was led by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Grlmmfol-
lowed by the committee. Messers J.
Jones W. Siegcl, P. O‘Hara, 1.. Hal
stead, J. R. Ollerensllaw. and A.
Greenwood.
The prize waits, which took place
later in the evening. was a very fine
one. It was won by Eddie German
and Miss Myrtle Boentsche
There were present a number of out
of town firemen among them being a
delegation from Stamford Fred 8.
Hnmln, Peter Fitzpatrick, George Hy-
iand driver of No. 1 truck. and James
Houllhan formerly of South Norwalk.
The Darien delegates were ‘ Daniel
Spliaer, Joseph Stralcy, Walter Alex-
ander,'Mr. and Mrs. Cha‘rlcs Van Dine
and Miaalid Mrs. George D. Knapp.
MR. DAVIB'S NEW AUTO.
Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis has
purchased an automobile and is there
f()i‘(-‘ anxious to have good weathel
come along ill order that he may get
acquainted with the Iliirlcncics of
manipulating ii. The car is a Rambler
of the fountain variety and has a two
cylinder, double opposed motor of
eighteen horse power.
——Mtcllcic Lubrano. ii and 8' Wood
street. proprietor Grand Union iiotci.
will resume all kinds of genelal lon-
tracting. Sewers laid, grading. build
success not alone financially but so- ‘
,1 the Alem-
ibe can like Baliaiioll
Drill at the Armory, Last
Night ’
All address on the. artilleiy selvlce
at the armory last night, by- “eaten-
c...
ant Colonelm :0 Russell, ,of the
Thiltcent gasp envy Artillery,
of Brookyli‘Rfq lukd‘many of the
D and F that
members of Cool hi3
they would it , {’0 e their organi-
zations Chang]; frolu"iilfantly to the
other- incntl ‘
During his built oh i Russell. what
is proprietor“ shaman. Hotcl,
said he understmdt than. there had been
splue talk of the cohverslou taking
h ace. ‘E
Colonel Russia“ lids/been connected
with. the Twieunth Regiment fol
many years had wits Edith it when the
change was made a new yeals ago He
is enthusiastic; on the subject of drill
iery believing it a much more 1111111
eating study than the Infantry. He
used a blackboard to illustrate his va-
rious points and told dw the men of
his regiment practice it and of the
various artillery stropgholds along the
coast.
The Thirteenth Resultant has every
accessoly for the study and prepaid-
tion for actual service, miniature guns
and targets being me. The guns
are miniature In Comparison with the
real wai article but inevcrtbcless fire
a shot weighing 15 wounds by com
pressed slush-11 c ouia‘tions are made
in the same menu and with the same
instillments, however as in n boni-
fide fortifications A: a result the
frequent practice, makes the men com-
petent to go into' actual service in
time. of war. All of the sighting, aim~
ing and tiring W donc1with the assist
ance of maths chi dormulas. .
During his tai Colonel Russell also
.the Rev. James Benton Werner Is at
Town Assembly 11111 Attrac-
ilvely Decorated, and a Large
Number of People Present
The Knights of “King Arthur gavei
an dnformal dance last evening at the ,
Towu Assembly Hall.‘ The hall was
ptettily decorated with flags and the
lights covered with red paper. cast a
mellow glow on. the merry dancers. On
the wall at the east side of the hall
hung the shield of the club. There
Were about twu hundred present. All
the young knights were there and
made themselves useful and gave ev-
cryone an enjoyable time. Although
there was no round- table. there was a
lapse where ice cream and cake wow
so .
The ladies who were in charge of
the refresments were Mrs. Van Burch,
Mrs. Price, Mrs, Murray and Mrs.
Werner. ‘
Lows orchestra furnish music for
the evening. The club netted a laige
sum.
The Knights of King Altliur is an
organization yet young. This is theirf
first attempt along social lines. It
is connected with Grace Church and
its head. The officers are as follows:
Sir Jcndragou. Conrad Price; Sir Kay,
Harold T. Murray: Merlin. Rev. James
Benton Werner; Chancellors, Arthur
Murray, Ernest Malkin and Robert
Elis,
The club has made rapid strides
ahead and now has a large member-
ship. Another dance is promised for
the near future.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Meeting Held Yesterday With Min
‘ Helen Curtis, in Norwalk.
The ninth regular meeting of 'tueE
Friday Afternoon Club was held at
the home of Miss Helen 1.. Curtis, ti
Union Park. Norwalk. The subject
was 'I‘urgenieff.
Outline of His Life, a paper,
Miss Margaret Wilson.
'l‘urgenlcfl'. the Artist, a paper,
Miss Minerva Nash.
Analysis of Masterpieces. .
Mrs. Homer N. Dunning.
During intermission, delicate re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
Members will please note that. the
next meeting. February 23rd. will be
held with ‘Mrs. Layton, to Eilnwood
In‘g. etc. Phone 31533.
5 Hi WIS EIIEHH THEEIH ii
H. HKEHHHIM
lCde’l‘ldlt. N. ll. b‘cb. Iii.- Tim 1111-
known men who boarded the Si. Jollli
express for Boston at Dover, shot an
unknown Italian us he was starting
to it‘lth! the train as [lockingllllnl Junc-
tion. early today. fatally wounding
him.
Conductor ReevesH of. iIli‘ trains,
WIIII‘II was on the Ilostou d. Muillc
Railroad. had attempted to arrest the
men. having been notified by the ho-
vcr police they had robbed the Luddy
A‘L Currier shoe factory at Dover, and
that they ware on the train. At the
same moment the Italian started out
of the cur, either front fright or to
lif‘t'lll‘tl help. and one of the alleged
robbers fired IIVO rcvolvcr
llilll. all of which took effect.
llallllu died shortly afterwards.
III the confusion which followed the
shooting the two suspects Jumped from
the our and disappeared ili lilo woods.
Wllcli the train reached iiOl‘f’ Work was
sent to the police of this town. “Till
the cities of Dover and I’ill‘Ilillliliilil,
about fifteen miles away. and posses
started from each place to search the
country.
The Dover police report. that the
safe of the Luddy &. Currier factory
was blown open, but. that the robbers
stallirnd loss than Slit. Dover officers
who heard the explosion uaw till1 ini
lucn running in the direction of the
factory and saw them lump aboard
the train as It was pulling ollt of the
station. ’Illc borer offlrcrs telegraph-
cd in luxiklngham Juliction.wl1drn filo
train stops for breakfast. in have the
men arrested there. it was while
fills arrest was being liileiupicd that
the shooting occurred. and the sus-
pccill escaped.
The dead italiah ’wna about forty
years of us. its was traveling from
Calais Me..io Boston.
Two unknown man were in the
woods at Newdeids. this forenoon.
parity surrounded by it poses of odi~
cars from Iilxeter and Dover and citi-
zens of NOWOIOII.:, All about eight
inches of snow fell estcrday. it Willi
thought the. men roll 11 be traced with
out great difliculiy, unit it was especi-
od ihat they would he apprehended
during lilo day,
At one point the poem found two
overt-oats, which the fugitives had llis
chilled in their basic and in the puck
eta were a number of burglars tools.
An mammalian attire dead ltllltan a
body allowed that he had received
four bulim in the hack. and one in
the ear. flutters and enroll being bull.
near «him in Boston and taxing:
too. ,were also found.
I"
he
fuchsia Junction. where the
CONDUCTOR ON BOSTON ANO MAINE RAILROAD ATTEMPEO TO'AII'REST MEN FOB BOBBINC
SHOE FACTORY AT DOVER, II. II.
shots at
sti‘llilgcrs escaped from the train, Is
a small farming settlellient lit the
crossing of the tracks of the western
division of the Boston & Maine rail-
road and of the Portsmouth branch
of that road, which runs from Ports-
mouth lo Manchester. The. junction
is tweIVc miles from Dover, where the
robborty occurred, and ten miles from
Portsmouth. whose officers were ask-
ed to join in the search. Newtields
where the ovorroliill were found. In a
mile from Rorkiligbum Junction. in
the direction of Portsmouth.
Medical meforce A. J. lance, of
Portsmouth; who held an autopsy on
the body of the dead man. found in the
clothing a rccolpi for ii check for 8100.
which had been sent to ltaly by Glu-
ncppc (linlilpn, and ii is believed that
tillli was the dead ltallau's name.
'l‘llcrc was nothing to show where he
lived.
Shortly after l0:30 o'clock word was
received here that the robbers had
been seen at Baysidc. a station on the
Portsmouth branch. about three miles
from Rockinghnm Junction
DOVER. N. H.. Fob. low-Eight pn-
llrc officers were sent from here early
who are believed to havr1 robbed the
buddy At Currier shoe factory hora
curly today, and who ,iumpud from u
lioaloll it Maine train at Rocklllghani
Junction. after one of them had shol
a iiussllngcr. The robbery. which not-
lcil loss than $1.5 for tile pcrpetratora,
wall a ciulnll ono. in the opinion of
the police. he office safe was wreck-
ed by an explosion which Ntiiillhtifi the
furniture and broke the plain; and tho
concussion of which was heard by lin-
night patrol, many blocks away. Tile
factory is on the outskirts of the city
and it was some time before the in
veetigations of the police led them
[04“. There were no clues, but til
the patrolman were going back to the’
center of the city, they saw two men
outs branch track of the Boston I:
Maine Railroadwlllch rum near the
flitifll‘y, hilt before they could get
hold of the strangers the latter had
wooed on a car of the ill. John and
lawn express which was pulling out
after its stop at the. station here
Orders Were than t-olngluphcd to
lfncillmiilnmuinction to search the
care and arm t the two men.
afterwards the local authorities were
notified of thumbnail“. llilsilt officers
were at once named for Novileidll,
subtotal-ills robbers lied headed when
til” lift them trill
in addition to A. small amount of
sub theta tilt the fact
Lthayalaotech_
today to join in the hunt for two men
OVEDHO.
Admiralty has received report fronl the name of Krubnitskai She has 11/
surgeon in charge of, Vice Admiial
ch has assumed command of the Black
confident thatEChouknin will recover.
from which the bullet has not been ex-
. burg group of terrorists.
Vice-Admiral Chouknln is Badly Wounded, Bill lit Expect
[Recover—Woman Who Committed Dealt Wall iilllail‘l‘by
Orderly, Who Rushed to the Admirai’a Announcements
oilemenl Created Among Sobaslnpol Sailors
S'I‘. I’E’l‘h‘RSBURG F‘eb lU.—~—Tlle 7 and ministered at a hotel under“:
1 Irossed, quiet Ill manner and attract
no attention. At 3 actual: yehterdh.
afternoon the Woman appeared at til
official residence of Admiral Cbouklli
and sent her card saying she
daughter of a rear admiral who w
1111 old acquaintance of Challkilhl
St. l’etersburg and requested an
view. Upon entering the admire ,
flee she drew a rapid fire plate and
tired four shots at Chouknln‘ with
liberate aim. each bullet reaching
mark She then turned to flee.
was instantly killed by th'Te‘. orde _
Chouknin exhibited remarkable net-ii
Choukuln who was shot by a woman
in his office at Seblistopul yesterday,
to the affect that his wounds are not
dangerous._ Read Admiral Grigorovlt-
Sea fleet Ill succession to Choilknin.
According to dispatches front Sc-
bnstopol the attending surgeons are
The most severe wound is in his breast
tracted. Tile other wounds are in the
light shoulder and both legs Tile wo-
man who was shot and killed by an
orderly who rushed to the admirai’s as-
slstant is believed, like the murder-
ess of Lian-Gencrai Sakhiiroff. the
former war minister, who was shot
and killed Dec. 5, at Saratoff nndihe
assassin of Gen. Siliivaloi'f, prefect of
police of Moscow, who was shot and
killed at Moscow Jilly 11 last, to have
been all emissary of the St. Peters-
'l‘he woplan
has not been identified, but it is known
that she arrived at Sebastopol Feb.
while beiu carried to bed Hand fix ,
mined by no surgeons. Later he
ceived personally friends who on
sympathise with him.
The uch of the attempt on Chou
nin' a life cleatcd gleat excitem
among the sailors at Sepastopol. , ,.
large proportion of whom are an it
and continually on the verge of
tiny The re‘yolutiotfists at seba
tonol attempted to organise a demo
stration, bilt wele unsuccessful
. —- -fi
. LOST.
LOST—PAIR OF GOLD FRAMED
eye glasses near corner of Maple
street and Franklin avenue. A silli-
able reward offered for return to Sen-
tinel Office. no it
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AUTOMOBILE. CARRIAGE AND
wagon repairing and painting; new
and second hand carriages and wag-
ons for silo, horse all as and clip
ping, auu general one ithing.
James H. taster s. Haviland 8t.
FOR “Slim;
FOR SALE—THREE sand}! JERE-
sey milcll cows good milkera, live
and seven years old; extm I‘
Enquire William Dance, 1)
- FOR SALE-EVERY MAN HA
'hls “hobby’ and every busine
did
1"specialty." High ed Autofig
ECabln Hand 3 Lanna ea. Yacht ~ .~
ers, Row W1 lo , ’
’ E 11% files.
,~ ert eaten
social Engines for p
If
ilHHiiHN, H. H.
different banks which were to have
been cashed today, to make the weekly
payment to the factory employee.
Payment oil the checks has been
stopped.
BOSTON, Fob. ilk—Conductor How-
ard A, Reeves. ill charge of the St.
John express, on the Boston & Maine
Railroad, on whichan ltaliau wits fil-
tally ahot “at Rockingham Junction
this morning, said upon the arrival
of the train here today.
""l we men boaidcd the train at Do.
ver, taking seats near the center of
the smoking car and paying their fare
to South Lawrence. At Rockingham
Junction when I stepped off the train
the telegraph operlitol lead me a dis-
patch dcscrlbing two men who had
committed ll burglary lit Dover and
requesting the if they were on the
train to arrest them. i recognised the
description as that of these two men
Willi the baggagemnstcr and operator
i wont into the smoker. The men cvl
dclltly had overheard the operator glv
ing the the message. for as We entered
the cur both sprang to their feel. such
drawing 11 revolver. One of them about-
ed: ‘Hold up your hands. everybody;
the first man that moves We will put
a bullet through him." None of us
was armed. About twelve passengers
were in the car. The two then made
a rush for the forward end of the
car. As they did so an Italian. ovi-
dentiy not understandlua' English.
lumped from his aunt. All he did so,
five pistol shots were fired, but I can-
not tell whether due man tired all
the shots or both fired The ltall‘an
foil to the floor. The men opened the
forward door stepping over the pros:
irate body and sprang off to the
ground. Before we could get out the
men had made their, escape."
nae—luna—
li'rank Kiss, of Lexington avenue,
ball brought suit Against samurai
itiallsse and Rosie Kransse. for rent
of a store in Springw, . and damages
to the some while his. The case
1.1111111 before Justice 0 the Peace Wit
_wAiira osmotic knoll rattan-re ‘
Esoua' School of Chiropody, till Fttt
Diilt. ,
soawing feed grinding» #3116904!“
L.St. John" .
J. A. RUDDER, PRACTXCAL
ainter Paper Hunger and Decorator
stimates submitted. Address, Madl
son silent. fool. of Flanklin. Opposite
Luther Wright’s. . 018 tf
MR8. ANNIE M. HAYES, 68 80
Main street South Norwalk. Conn
graduate in dermatology kindly soli
cits your patronage. Shampoolng
electrical scalp treatment facial mat-
sage, a. specialty; superfluous hair ant
blemishes removed without pain. Con
eultution free
To LET.
T0 LET—«POUR noons DOWN
stairs, Sll: three rooms, upstairs, $5;
or the whole house for $15. No. 2 Clay
piano in line can in
once, Stei1ielt',s 6 S
sculil Norwalk.
FOR SALE—COR 31
and callouses remove
blc, pain or soreness, Jig using Cor-.- .
nell' s Rapid Corn Cure. rice the. For
sale at all drug. shite and grocery
stores. Accept no other; t!
FOR SALE—FAR p11 90 some
iargel1ar'11s,cow sin iii! porn 0115;“
good lot fol building I ones: a a
house to loot tompol‘ni‘ while maid,
lng Address Mrs. 11. IA. Hoyt. hm
Plain Westport. Conn. 1R. ED. 181
,‘ 19.6 by
street. Inquire of J. Disesa. Central
Hotel. cor. Monroe and Chestnut F0“ 3ALE"0NE 20‘ 0“ HQUWi
streets. no 3, inc li-room houses In! monuments;
me 10- -room house; O building foil,
good location. All 011E "cosy terms.
Stiilges Randall 59 bsavlew area
[91.38.
TO LETw—HOUSE iiili ELY AVE.
Inquire E. S, Hosted. 2O Vail Ziilidl
street. East Norwalk. f8 3
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM
double or single: healed: board on
tionul. 57 Scavlcw avenue blast Nor
walk. iii if
WANTED
WANTEDwA COOK AND LAUNDE
ress; also chambcrlnaid and Waits
Reforming required. Apply Mrs. 11].,
Bishop 87 East avenue ft
WANTED—EXPERIENCED Tn!
main at John C. Wilson dz Compa, ,
ilili. lilciory, 80 Main street
CEMETERIES.
Riverside Cemetery -- Norwalk
Conn. seventy acres beautifully locat
ed. Lots to suit all. it is wise it
select a lot while you are alive. All
ply to Geo. W. Voorhees. Superinten
dent. on the grounds
LOST.
LOST—e—A BLACK PERSIAN LAMB
neck fur. between Ferris coal once
and John P. Beatty's point store. Re-
ward will be paid for its return to the
office of the Ferris Coal Co. til 31
' PROFESSIONAL.
ws' owe A FREE EXHIBITION
of Pyrograplly at our store. Woillwa
dlly and Thursday. lE‘ob. it and in
from 2 till 8 p. in. if you llaVc any
finish work We would be pleased tr
Ilicc slime ill this exhibition. A fill
his of Olltlliil and wood designed to1
burning in stock. The Pyronri Nov
city (51).. Frederick w. Hoyt, manager,
8i? Washington so. So. Norwalk.
PIANO lNOTRUOTION BY GEORGE
C.- Bender. Studio. till South Main of.
MIDI POLHIMUI, SURGEON out
of Dr. Kahlere
WANTED—wt
around hotel.
work. Apply at once.
office.
WANTED-«CORSET ormrotill
on gore stitching, steel stitching glad
machine shaping. Apply George 1
Bhtrhoiler & 00., Railroad and Myra
avenues, Bridgeport. fl
WANTIHIRIB 'I‘O W39
paper boxes. Steady ork.“
lencc not masonry the ire Am .,
Paper Box Mfg. (30.. Cross St.
wa k . ‘
WANTEDwPOSiTION A3
liollilly engineer by A no. 1
road experience. Addrotis Idltli
care Decline-l. ‘
WANTID—To PURCHASE],
old feather bells. Pay highest
Single or in quantities. Add
items. care of South Not-wall:
WANTIDi-«A MANAGER” N
branch office we will to locate
South Norwalk. Admit. wit,
eases, the Morris Whalers 1
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1.
WANTIMOMPHTENT I
if take charge of forming and
ropodlst.
Are, New Yul-11.. announces she be.
entered upon the practice of her pro
torsion at in Taylor Ave. 'rel. Ills-ll
Appointments at private residuum
Ilnlll 0 Clark. this morning. and was
"tiitliliilttd for a week.
LINCOLN COUNCIL DANG!»
lAncolu Council, 0. U. A. M., held a 1
regular meeting last availing in tin
Chain hail. after which dancing
permuted. A1 goodly number of you“.
begins” took MW“
millions. drawn on
mama wired Oh
the
a“! Illicit! 1s pond think when it sees
rooms. National ital (in.
MISCELLANIM;
“terracotta...
III) III employment
“g“i‘l“
W I
street. and can secure wort
all classes of applicants. timm
I M ii a m' 1 Mil
headroom”
Willow its law. but It ‘
it in 1111111111? in 1.111
ciao With lore nus
Norwalk Chronicler