Entered at the booth Numb
root-Ohio. as Second lilacs latter I
QQpIII II FIVE IIIEII IIIIlIIIEII av
iiOlIili‘ON, Mo. Mnrch.‘ il.*~li‘ivo
men were. injured by the explosion of
WAY III DARIEN . I 4 " 3 . . Q BQILER EXPLOSION ‘
BHIHEE "ISASTEH Grace Reclaim actress, was I:tlIyI Q . I ‘
hurt In a runaway in Darica, ltult tVucIt “ , ,
‘ , a. larg boil .r i _ tl ll l“.
and is living with Jean Chumbilll. IIII w. hlfc.,mb‘}w:yQ ‘?n'f§“{n;",,Im‘fI
I AccidentOchII-rcd in IhoI MIII Q.
of F. W. LIIccm'h, at HoIIIQicII. ‘ .- Q '
Maine . . /
actress and author. at "Cedar Gate." Q ‘ William Th Q 11 Q
agroup of cottages occupied by several ”any NI’ ‘ I 0 IIIIIIaIIs IWIII lt‘rank'McFaIIIIiIIfinflrgIIIIuIIW
Goorgolacksonmflicw Haven, Began In law—Unbroken Period IIIIIIIIIcIII people. Including and... Have til *Ql‘gh't to Attend and gagmpflhmfimd Widow oi the Docoascdilas a'ILiIs Use of the Property. Altar
of 51 Years In the Service of the New Haven System —-Iiow ”$33312;Kirghiz?” York Lay County Tint. at the 833. Sydney Goodwine, Which it is to be Held In Trust for Many Charitable IIIIIIIQOIIII
Th ti
m I... mummy a, New Hm, MN,“ “”34”,.” Id“... .....,.. ., m.......,.... sicnioh’c Ilald IIlBl‘idgeporI w... 3.;III2‘I’..IT°“‘I§§ 'IEIII’.““‘I‘.‘.‘.§ —-ISiorrs Agricultural School Gels Farm and $60,000,
tiered a carriage fromAndrew Taylor, thrown 75 feet and bricks and debris
Ill CIIII‘QUOI M “In. HQIQI‘IOI‘II, Mid Accident Was WIIHOSSBII by the Dorian Iiveryman. Taylor sent. The count! commissioners today Kfiigip‘::r:vfieegggeégllxlfimgggl‘by . Churches I" GOOI‘OOIOWH flfld OIIIBI' ”4°93 "0°“on ”Mia“ I!
, Q a rockaway and an old horse which sent out nodWQtoaIl the senators and . Q ._—.-——-—.-—--,—.-— .
‘ ' . erreaent v of Fairfeld county The will of the late Edwin Gilbert :11 Church has the income from nacho
MIS' Andrew ROISOIIOI', FOI'IIIOI‘IY OI south NDI‘WQQIIk Q ‘ few I“ the IIve‘st‘II’I" thought “0“” {all for t or “7 'rQ would be held GEORGE E' COLE APPOINTED' president of the Gilbert it Bennett While several other churches,
walk tact. much less run. The outfit in Bridgeu sy. March 12 at - M utmmflnfl Company. in George Methodist. Roman Catholic and dwell
I ‘ He WI" 8° (II-"k III Assistant Quar- toga, was rec‘d eaterday afternoon at lull, receive $5. 000 each. The Bottom;
y l ,
Q',_,,_. ... Q.
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was in charge of Charley Murphy. Miss 10: 30 oclI'Q
I‘ Sitting beside the old-fashioned events in the history of the company The cotflni I have been hard , termaster General- - . the conclusion of the funeral. services (Jousting thanal 'arl‘tl Wiltont Cénfim
"Witch shanty” which be has occu- which played Important roles in the Reals had just gotten IMO the IOCII ' . II 0;”
. at work no i till' I Q11 in this column . Mr. Gilbert left an estate valued at' tional Churches also receive
pied in I» the performance of his duty. every-day life of the community. state away “IIII’II III" horse started I0 "mt preparing Elli?” . I 090“!" E. Cole, son 0f Adjutant Gen
I. . a in tr st.
for nearly half a century. In the pus- and nation long before most of‘ the “III IIIIII wda- such “II ““I‘II‘IIII 00“" about. co ngband ’IIIIe: 32:: "III George M Cole, II“ ”99“ ”III-“III" ImgtpgfiitonuoInIIlIhndgggg Igngub-legxhsiateluof the deceased MIIIIMA
danger yards of the New Haven road. pfenent generation were born. “III“ III“ IM‘II'III” became I’chIIIII has been
_ I‘lllIt than usual this "a 019'“ “l the Office Of the “813th he bequests. The life use of the on line: Weed. of Yonkers in remain“
Switchnlan George Jackson, of New Long before he entered upon Illa ”Id III II II‘“ IIIIIIIIIm IIIIII "III" III-I "'0“ time III-can
fl foot that. the ap uuartcrmustet general '0 h“ the "1'. tote is given to the widow of the dc- lwith u hoollcst of‘fl 500. “.q 'Ii
Haw-n, who. in point of continuous ser- life's worll tut tIII-allrond man. Mr. Jack ”III “I "I“ "or?“ “‘0 WIIIII” “III I prom-latterly: :drove to be for fif- l'llht‘IymliHell hr the luomotionoiColo ceased and at not death the diattlbu-I A large number of nephewsyv
rice. in the oldest railroad man in son, who (was born In lreland. and tore “III" III“ ”In“ IOII IIIIIIIII II "III“ teen mouthii"i top Q
lil Q h Q , Q Ad Q Q .01 twelve as ex nel Michael .I. WIQse to succeed the late tion 'will be made. lnlcces are also libérally rememQQ
America. recently related the story. who came to America at an early age Q'II‘I I was ‘I 0“ ODDOH to I‘m” plulned be! ‘ g to tho change 00‘0“] Henry I... Morgan. Mr. (2019 The Stairs Agricultural School Islna well as the- late Mi. Gilberto
ot the early history of this great cor- recalls incidents relating to the opera. 4am The“ MI“ Ram“ “”9““ made in' tit. "hot the last fiscal ‘8 it 1183er 0‘ New London "lid is 22 given 1.200 shurea of BIOOR 0" 'he (“1- liens “spoolaws. Major Dafld ll
partition, as gathered from a service tion of the line bciwecn New Haven SI” ‘IIII II IIIIII I" IIIIII’ II" III” III“ year. ‘ I I > ' 3'9“” OI‘I- He was graduated ”'0'" bert & Bennett Company equivalent ler, Samuel J Miller. QLoIQiio Milletall
with the company since 1849, an un- anti Hartford. which was opened} in “III“ smaahed II moment ““9" I” "I" ' ‘
bloken period of 57 years. 1834. The road between New Haven “II"; into II ”I“ MI“ Rosla received I '
Mrs, Jackson. who entered the .em. and Now York was completed in 1848 several IIIIIIIIP’II about the head and TIII’ “I
ploy of tile-‘old New Haven and Hart— says the Railroad Employe. anti the face. and bad ll Severe none-bled. She they would -
ford railroad onBopbember 3, 1849. is first. train was run on December 25 returned to her home. and spent most hands I'D WI“
f: ‘ thBINilw Dondon High School and the t t0000 and the lar e farm ro ert others"
W! Hand. Cheshire Mlllihry Academy. He was £35m. bill overlooklnz Goorzgtoxn III
I; realized that for a time a clerk in the olilce of the The Gilbert Memorial Congregation-i (Continued on Fourth Panel.
. a Job on their Aetna Life Insurance Company, but Q
“-Q‘
.1013. appropriations he resigned that position to join the
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remarkably active and well preserved. .._.._._. of che QQIQy nuIQ'Qslpg Ulla]; injlil‘letl and for fifteen Q'mo oths and yetleep the military service of the United States. I WANTED- I“ IIORQ SALE-
a l thIimémr nails ,1 1 Q i Q say ngt ngsn out or on p age, or tax rate a figure of not. year, He joined Troop M. First United States
I" y u ”I c ear ‘8 0 (Continued on Sixth Page) Injuries are not of a serious nature. one tenth of a filili’ They had the sub Cavalry, stationed at Fort. Clark. Tex.. WANTED—A BELL BOY“ ALSO I FOR” SALE — SQARE
Q I ~ out they are very painful. Miss Reais infection of ll your ago of reducing the and he was promoted to the position of two kitchen girls. Jim” “I “0‘91 Cheap II 5°I‘I “I one“ Call afternoon
- Q aitXQTQitleoQEaan'enuIQe. s, 24 Cl Q QQ has recently returneth Q{rem an engage- rate in ancient: of a mill. against aenior duty sergeant. Recently he has Clifford at ,once. m5 It or eveniugI 20 West street.
I ‘ u y or erli ay 3 rec meat on the road wt Mrs. Warren's two tenths art a. evious years. and been tin- char 9 of a recruitln station
. I”. at Lancastet‘FPa. Mr. Cole'sngw place QQQWAN'rQEIig—lrnou NOW UNTIL. FOR SALEQF‘ARM, ABOUT Nth
April 1st or 6 rooms centrally lo- ty acres very productive 8011.100“?
cated. for a small family of adults acres can be cultivated; balance Q
Address A. core Seatinolohico. tub in title and wood land. Twelve r
‘ ' lbout-Io, two laarna and outléglldings II
WANTEW—MAN FOR. GENERAL in good 61011 ltiou. Local near I'IQ -
work. References. Liberty Mfg. Co. road and Long island SW“: in ”I“
214 East avenue. m5 It 0' Weatport Apply E A
154 Cannon street Bridgeport. Conn:
WANTED — GENERAL HOUSE- __ ,
worker wanted or woman for day‘s comnwfitIlLE 33?; Tb‘ofljfioixfifig
William Henry Fetrls, Elm Grove ompany She is well known in stock
8 met. company circles. pays Q31. 400Q a year.
Theodore R. Fanchcr, 55 Winfield .. We-”
Q I street, East Norwalk. I. 1I
f I Norwalk M. E. Church. I i I Q
Al. the Norwalk Methodist Church 1 .;. -
ofw bich Rev. Lewis K. Moore. is pan~ . : '
tor. forty-four names were read for
probation of which about 35 respoud- ' ‘I .
otl, some being ill and others being ,
unable to attend. The number of “,0er or to take washing home. Ad
. may set in which may prove fatal.
thosc admitted upon confession of dress B J, R, this office. m5 it Use Cornell's 3&de Corn Cure.
faith wa sihroe. and thonumbcr bupiiz I I If"? , . “I
One 0' “IO Results Of "l0 Chap- ed WM eighteen . Q WANTEC STABLE M ANURE. AD drug Infra shoe stores. Price 150. De:
ma" EVQMOQIQISIIG "OBI-“nus “ _- . 5 ' dread Mcudowvale Carolina. West Nor- round I “
1' lg I y Norwalk Congregational. Q' -,~ walk, Conn. . m3 3‘ Phil MLEv-H ' KQARWI
AppIQI'QQOIlI. At: the Norwalk Congregational
WANTED—“AT ONCE. TWO GIRLS
W Church the number was 26 upon cou~ ,' - . . Q . .
The actual lIeIsIIlts of the series of IQSIIII’“ ”I II'IIII "“‘I ”I" by IeIII'II- SCHOONER MILLIE “IECKED NEAR "A Pom, "MINE, "IT" 1. MB MEN DEAD—- for kitchen Work at the Clifford Ho
‘ tel. Steady work. and good wagon.
Rev. George Drew Egbert la the pos-
roa SALE—A also I‘
ll.t,‘_£'lln§s under the direction of Rat. . ‘ . _ .
J was“. m: an...“ WpII’IF’III‘IIL I‘M . ‘1»... m. ' STEMER NAMHOE“ . 435mb“ GROUND SHGALS 1- . , “123‘ mm; mm “mailman
III II! WW"? II“. armory.are mm 8m" "mm “mm ' WANTEDr—F‘ARM., ABOUT 100 B" "II” . .
:figm of Ihgwqhfiéfi g 63:33:; I“ the SOIIII‘ Norwullr 3‘9"“ “II“‘ICIQ: MACHIASPORT Maine, March 5.~ The schooner registered a gross ton. mated nt fifty. acres. and house with 800d hmuh I NE‘Q I
that 300 or more ml be received into ”m" I’m I°I‘I“’““ °“ ””3"“ II“ The wreck of the three-mauled schoo “use 01 639 CRONSTADT; Russia. March 5.—A he“ or between NOT-Vial“ and 3mm in good condition. will” . .
the different cbiléches all a result of three Immersed. I no. Millie of Pa raboro N. 8., and the WII‘MINMON N C March 5"— BI‘WR 0‘ 1081""!!! “18 Gil" Of Finland ford (“V9 1“" particulars. lowest Address X. Y. P., ilt‘j‘dhre ii! The
the meetings. Many are joining the I r I Clyde Line steamer Navalioe Captain with about one hundred and fifty fish. price. terms etc Address. William ““91
churches which ”m not actively iden- “WI"IM‘ M°III°III'I' WOMW‘ 103“ 0f '0‘" seamen “’35 ”5 lHait‘. from Wilmington, to New York. erman on it has been driven ashore 060 EVGI‘BOD. 225 QEIY avenue. 30“"!
“fled with the moVemcnt - Already Three P91130118 were converted at the period today when Captain A. ll. Gib- I Is ashore. on Middle Ground Shoals hero The ice breaker Yermak has Norwalk. m2 6t FOR SALE OR 1:ng
Rowayton ME‘IlhOdlhl Church hlfil 0" son with his mate. second mate and Qoff Cape Four Bar in ten feet of water. gone to the rescue of the remainder Q house of 12 rooms.
enlns mid several more are already I“ cook arrived here after a hard strug- Sho cleared for New York Saturday of the fishermen WANTED— ARCHITECTS. CON- half of ground, No
the ill‘OhllUOh CIIISH- 11 ‘5 believed :le. The men who. It is said rc- with 11 miscellaneous cargo and was PHILADELPHIA, March 5.—-Capv tractors, business men in all lines, to near Cedar street.
”I“ thlllI a dim“ WI“ “M“IMGIY 301" used to leave the schooner. believing caught in the aouthweat storm that Iain Carnage and the crew of tight men know that The Clifford Public Stop will secure propertya‘
lhe church 88 the refililt 0f the Chilll he would withstand lilo strain and lulgbt. In attempting to put back for of the schooner dbhn S. Deoring, which ographer handles all lines of copying rent payments H
Tltcsc on probation are 108. those man mcctings. :po are supposed to be lost are: iimrbor it In understood that. she was sailed from Wilmington. N. C.. for and typewrltlng, reasonably and satin ground now to rent.“ Maire of D
admitted by confession of faith. 29 I' George Porter. Marzamlvllle. Mnim‘. . driven auhurc. drawing fifteen feet of I New York, and which was abandoned factorily Mary E. Kearney. The Clif— Van Noon to Bayvle‘IQh Venue. Q Q
{hose admitted by letter 21 and those Quarterly Meeting 3‘ "‘0 A. M- 3- George Hunaon, Norway. ' water. The. revenue cuttcr Seminole in a sinking cohdltion on March 1. ar- ford. 'Phone 498 Q
baptized 44 ' ' Church, KMOM 3"?“- John Cliristjansen. Norway. . and three tugs Went. to her assistance rived here today on the schooner Ali- ’ . FOR BALE—4400 . LL BUY m
There'wcre 3190 large additions to The services of yesterday at the A. Frank Whalen. Norway. last. night. but were unublo to move cla B. Crosby. from Bridgeport. The WANTED—CORSET OPERATORS good largeruildingQI right. In. the
the colored churches. but it was im- M. lthChurch were vcry unusual. the One body has been rccowrod. ghcr at high watcr. She is badly listed latter took the men from the sinking on gore stitching. steel stitching and city of Norwalk; fiat! , atlon. QQGhathdp
possible to ascertain the figures to- attendance excellent. the general in- The schooner left St. Johns March 3, .and her position Is regarded as dan- schooner off Cape Charles. The Deer- lap seaming Apply Geog-‘90. Batchel for someone to in of,
(lay Several at the converts are said terest above the average; this is es- for New York with gypsum rock. Off .gtll‘fllll-l in case of strong nouthwoat ing. which was caught in the recent 19,- 5, (30 Railroad and Myrtle ave- and double it up in
to have been flip result of the saloon peclully true of the sacred concert of Libby Island Light yeoterdny in h Within The 03180 ‘8 hl‘lhfl lightered heavy storm, W89 Will-”1088941 and bad ones. Bridgeport. Conn. Q . Q: ml if one nice lot in EnliI. NorwiQiI
and factory magma hold by Mr and the afternoon. The exceptional splr thick snow and heavy gale. Captain and another attempt to float her will the head mast and mizzenmast carried - '- Address Box 314 So. “pl-Walk?
William Asher itual tone of this scrvxce. the very Gibson miscalculnted and struck onlbo made this afternoon. away. WANTED—EXPERIENCED TRIM-
The cletgymei'l are delighted with smooth anti congenial manner of Miss Cross Island Ledge, where the vcaiiol I 'l‘ RONDIIJEN Norway, March .’I.——— Captain Gamagd and his crew tried mars at John c~ Wilson 5 Campany‘a FOR SALE-CHEAP 1F c;
the work which has rel-lulled item the Julia Clay and George E. Moore, who broke up within a few home. The lit-aides ell-volt fishing boats ulteady iokuep the vessel afloat but they were hat (“thsoQ Main street, no u within 30 (1,,ng M “1" ”km,
jneeungg and any that It... (ixulnplelfflnhhlnv developed and conducted the deck and upper parts evidently won-imported missing as a result of the re almost exhausted when the schoonel ding machines cult thiltors. one .
of so many joining will be felt by examines, gave a very appreciated evl pudded out by the seas and the H‘S- com storm five others are llllilf't‘Olllll Crosby have in sigh and the men were QWAQNTID-JJONT SELL YOUR moped-so farm wagon“ cream :II
0mm; and that the revival p. having deuce oi the harmony and practical seIQ Qaanlt. ml for. The total loss of IQQQier is osti- taken 011.. 1 . loathe: hm. have them made into a org, barrows. manure apt-emit}
laglinghfleclg 0! an excellent nu union existing between these two I .» _. . dolightfui‘fol'ding mattress Hair "I“ presses, a” and “my pm, on .Q.Q
tut-o. - Chill'Ch‘lS. the Grace 130.9081. RGV- 13- MARRON FINEII) 310. Two heads are better than one—if messes steamed and cleaned wm. fully guaranteed. Cfll‘AM ace
' S Thomas. pastor. and the A. M. E.. neither one aches. ' for d°.mw'e pamphlet to the B & save money. 0. II. JQQQ . Boat
202 have been reported as either be
ing baptized, received into member-
ship by confession of faith. or by lot-
ter or admitted to probationary classI
es.
First Mlethodeot EpiscopaQI ChQrch-c ltev. John D, Nichols, nastier. tElie for! win Charged With Violation of Sun- . , . H Folding Mattress Co.. 197 East walk.
Yestcr fly W85 an 00038 On 0 BIN-’0- sppily constrained to doc are e on t- as Liquor Law by state Police Washin n at... 80. Norwall. dd tf ' .‘
ial interest at the Find Mathodlfll 2d dpraisc given the speakers of this Tlleycase of James Marron charged LOST‘ WI FOR SALE—.1103,“ SUM
Church. At the morning bout the occasion. The Rev. .1. P. Snmpaon. with violation of the liquor law was . ' for one or two Militia in East
Sucm,,,,,,,. O, we Um“, Supp... w... on New.“ 6......” Chart... 1‘) up baton, Judge Joseph R 'rIIonI III QQQQ33T7§QQFQ§vaa3anQaQ3an #83513: BUSINESS NOTICES. walk; a acre of mo amora-
lclcbrulvd and the rl'cellllon 0! 119““ Lloyd llcv. John D. Nichole. David Ile town court this mborniug. A fine y I‘ '5 good place to keep chickens; good well
. l white female Beacon torlior An ' TAL RUG WORKS 35 SEA-
llleillherh look WW?- F‘ll'weh W" Green and John A. lower contributed )f 310 and coats Was imposed. "I“ ,, ,, ORIEN I watet. plenty of fr it with Adam
Hons wow baptized. the inflict”? 01’ many ctuottraging fuels taken front “Will to “hm“ ”I TWIBWI My lh' view avenue. East Norw It. Elegant of harbor. Will sel rhoonablo.
formation who left at 22 North Main 3 ade "
whom wt‘ie men. and tom persons the life of Richard Allen. who fouutl- STONE CUTTER'G HORSE RUNS F’luli Rugs and Art qlares. m A N Sherwood 10 Pleasant _' Q
utre received into the church. seven ed in. pmpumlpmfl, in 17qu the society AWAY. street, 30m" NOIWMR- m3 II 33m (3“ QQnglnglengQQQfiegQQDhOheQ; c0329: East. Norwalk. I .
a I . I l ’ n 1 o t‘ i ,
by lctttr and ,thhry thlce on probation. known as tht African Methodist Elliot A team belonging to Math Sltvous LOST—~8MALL BIIACK POCKET- Oi? IFOR .OALflu—A RY HI .
M the COMM the reception ser- coptll Church, having today thirteen the stone cutter. ran away this morn Q
Vli‘l’. lhe pant .’ REV W- W030“! bishops. lifty- two annual conferences. mg, and started off up Main street M IZIII'IISMWIIIIIQIII“$33?"$7307.? TONY IQIARRAgCQIRI...‘ ASIDE") cabriolet. In servicea in ooadItQIIan
'l‘. Duncan. exten lid the right hand of 3700 ministers 800 000 members. with a lively pace. They went qultcd (liii I II ”II c“ A IIRSI BONIIO hrld dud Dr Wadsworth's Conifer shoe tern ring 00 c able for one or tw crass.
lollowablp to those received. Mid 88h auxiliary missions in Hayli. Cuba lance but were finally ntoppcd in their M 0 B 0 U inmgePlease leave at Sentinel om” nailed. 80o. lladieamaIIGmm bowed seen at stable of
oil John Greehw on behalf of the Philippines. South America. Liberia mad course CIIIOIIO charged Wm. Mill" - m5 it 35c. QhBQIQIQIIomethQ 11 North M szrteedtt' West avenue. South
cIQIIuI lcntlelz. all: 6 llQIe ReviQDiQ'QQQQXn: $le 3. IIWIIMII' bialQIop :u SoIttiQIQQflfI-QQIQca. A home :lgvngtl b2; the Great Atlan- doI' EIIIIS Tam OPII'I" on arms FOR CAL! 0N ACCOUNT O
A stync to o. w so. a c. are ind itiit’l our pit on on tic and Pan 0 ea ompnny Iran away ' " - -— . 0!?
most affeclmmitrii. and the canyon houses. a financial department at this morning in Main ilil‘ilet. It Willi ' D Y LEGAL NOTICES. AUTQMOIILEI CARRIAGEI AND leaving town. hon ill Gerard pin
“on wandce 1H“ 6d. rising and iolm washinllton. D. (3.. it Sunday achool frightened by the work our of tho Con- “80!! repairing and painting; new all improvements, Q hi
inn heart“ in B Dotoiogy at the publishing liOlIEIO at Nashville Tenn. necticut Railway and Lighting Com NEW YORK, March 5.--Whoa the, SOLVENT NOTICE. and second hand carriages. and wag hardwood flow-3,11“
close. The hand communion t-Ier- an Allon'I-I league or Christian Idndoav puny and ran some Illamncc up Main trial of Berthe Clutche was resumed 0|“! (01‘ we: 1‘0?" “00111, ind 0“” etc. No reasonable
N vale sale, until Soto '
vice of the present pantomw. and pro or Department, with caduunricln III direct. it who finally stopped by a i r o. rt rod on . District -of Norwalk, ss.. Probate DIM. ml“ 80M“! WWW.-
bnbly in the history of the church fol Jackaolwillo. Florida. At the evening plucky conductor No dumagc quI 1: meme?” emmfiel‘, until “iéwmogdn Court. January 18, A. D.. 1906. - lante- Ii. hutcr' s. Havilaadt QSI. pieces of furniture. .
lowod service following the cannon by the done. """I II’ was ‘ . . Estate of Samuel Zelui'f. late of Port . dished, etb.‘ Apply MQ .
Al. the ovcnin tervicos there was elderand preceding the Lord's Supper. . Whll‘l “0 "30490“ was;assigned “I" W" Richmond. in the state of New York 4- RUWRI mug- Gerard rdPl lacs. ‘I
ulziclul inherent he Ebwm'lh Mm"? five new members wore received. mak- NUTMEG caus POOL oAMaa. action. It was reported In the court deceased. Minter Piper Mal
service was largely ultl'udi'il and h in nine acceaaiona within tho but in the Nutmeg Club pool tourntv l I , art. was bola made The Court of Probate for the Dis- Ulflmltfil submittsdgr Addflll. flldl' FAIR agggmm H0031
largo chorus of young people led the tug”. weeks, glvlng I. run momboruhlp n...“ 3.1mm” mm, a Vet-lip mind ,Iglflggvm 22;: me”, Q, ”fan (I), trial. or Norwsllr hath limited and :1 I0! lilo“. foot at Wallin- QOpr‘IW no out album. rim -an
Illusion At the preaching “Nice of forty-two. as ngnlunt eighteen of 60. defeated I. Hort a. rated at 70 by ullt , In aminoI- de m, lowed six months from the date hereof author Wrilbt , 1’ I1 ' nor of Quiet: eventth and
"if 1‘0 “”15 l 1“!“ congregation. The thQyJ/cars 130. a score of so to 4 in tho ascend II AnIothor rumor “wad that Bérthe for the creditor: hf said estate to ex .
opening song mvlce was readily en ' time 0 Johann. raIed 86, IIIIIIIIIIIIII r. (”mm m “not. ”Ms “New, hibit their claims for settlement. Those Mill- ANN“ M- HOAYlt 8330 talcum
Joyed The music by lht‘ choir WE" WILL NOT ACQUIT GREEN. Itch rated 100 by n acorn of 65 to and had mm.” m make some start- who neglect to present their accounts ““31 “WW “I“, to the bi
particularly well rendered The pna- wasaluorou March b.-Jillitice c4. There will be no gamed IIIIIIgIIt "M, magnum m m mm of palm properly attested. within said limo. claim. ll Whit! iii-ll! 5:. of linen-l
tor broached on The Return of 8 Could in Criminal Court 'No. 1 today on account or t e odour-than games at memo,“ No confirmation 0,. ”I“, will be debsrred'a' recovery. All par: MWfll Infill tmme hm, I , tau Terms cash.”6
Vanna Mun. :11!le the story of tho over uicd the motion made by ooun~ the Amory. holiday night 1.. War. Q sons indebted to said entails III-orc- .. . .
Bmiirui When the can for rouns In for the defence III the cane of up. rated at or. will play IIIIIIIIIIII n. WI“ ”9 "WI“ .___ quested to make Immediate {amid 1mm whim Whllglflg'll “It renaming-m I,
men was made a, large number came com iii Green of Binghamtoa. N. Y.. Hull mind at so and the second game NORWALK OLUI POOL TOURNEY Q ”Wuhan 0| I'Ianoond lthotu I on iarnoham. co" . .
TOWN“ Mid “filled the Milton Thé on trial for oonapilacy In connection will be between F. Brundagc. rated at h ' n7 2‘ ma ,I,- . 'Admiairtraior. "I A 0'1”" .gcod'lcuor hull . ,
oervicos continuettliia week. beginning with the sale of supplies to the posh too. and C. Vorltm rated at. too. The first game for t eQIotQIond one In Q -.-. _ w~ 5% > Q house to not “My
Tuesday night. ‘ omce department to instruct the jury W the Norwai Club 1’” Q, ournament PROEFSSIDNAL . TO LET. . , int. Address Mrh.‘ ‘
---—-~ to acquit the detention and the defense COMMITTID :lo moueruAL W” played mm? m,“ MIIIIIIIW' Plain, wanton-ho
South Namath concncnilml- proceeded win the animation of their 0L. . , mmuelbi’hgil‘ ”I; ”ii“ 3, him PROF. A. Gillian-ItalI Win olvu 1'0 tar -'- 'rwo FWEIQ)
The services III the South Norwalk case. Two boys. I: edged with incorrigi ”'3‘?" "l :I do (05 5Q“ I' “'0“ dancing lcsacndlilii ul‘tacrs all.“ roomspwith sink and mum”
Congregational Church vyesterday. In reply toaquestion from the court bilit and truancy. were before Judge “’0“ V ‘l ”9"“ Railroad avenue, '1‘ uraday and Such lag. Apply .
urday evenings. 7 to 11. Saturday street. oath NCNIIR. Q
counsel for the defence sttggastotl that 'l‘ay or in the town court this morning. Mr, Baunorito of the Overlook Bel Q ht | is Ad 1 i 15 I‘ll, at
' all soon. mason c.
they might. get. through with their tes- They were Walter ilcnlson and Albert
were conducted by the Augustus
F heard. of Norma. and were very
. for Ecuador on
i i c It . Dr. Beard reached able timony today. Price. The cases amidst the Ptice IOGhQschWI WW “I“ 1‘0 IQNT'a-HOUSIII
”15,201.33. both ”more. and in the - -.._.... lmr m mllel mi account of 8006 be ”M“ 3"" , PIANO INtI-rnuc'rlon or cabana and b 'all Improvenmin
morning the fol owing persons were NORWALK HOEPITAL CASES. ltavioron probation The Reunion b'Iy . ~ -- ' > ' o Bender. Studio. 59 South pm” at. mung, QJQIBQIIQMIII“ Mrs Amelia,
received into fol ship: Charles Damon. of Fort street. East was mu to the Connecticut ludualritll MIEQELLANEOUS. 2QQQBI.Jb cayenne. Qlllaot Not-walk.
M . I'll III. ham .QWoht athoet. Norwailt. who admitted to the Norwalk school. .
corn: $119.3. . Wm FOOD “ill Mil for tmtflchl. . WI. IMFLOVHINIT ‘ficmuflflw
Omar refinance sundaori citi‘i , .Q Q III on
Miss K to “rt Graham WW Hu chitin “Hit, of Male street. TIFF AWARDED $62.50. ..I. Militant!!!
street, odIIilel' Ia nihsdthrgotng ireatmeut It a Nor ion has been handed down Inhibited up ample
133m smith; r mirth malt Hospital. having men tam-e III 3 “or“ duration: and may autumn strut. Mm
Main street. , Q today QIIII the l‘QQltilt, iii attach‘oi A. mammalian; the pIIiMM all '
0hr Wit drill , and cons. I Q I
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