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day child t
wliumiriilnr. ’
ly winds.
i
i135, corms 21. all ; ‘
IGOT A'liEW susaiuo
3 Mrs. Nolan. Who Eloped With
g Fli‘iililhilii, Married in sorlho- .
iioiil . t
, Mrs, Rosanna Fowler Nolan . and“
. Franhlu w. Owen. of Windsor lacks. a
the couple who gained so l'i‘llilih nom-
rlety last winter by sloping trom Po.
quonock. wh'ero Mrs. Nolan lived with
her former husband and on whose
farm Green was employed, were mitt“
rled in Springfield. Mam. «Tuesday at-
ternoon. Last Friday Mrs. Nolan got
a divorce on grounds of intolerable
cruelty and habitual intemperance on
the part of her husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Nolan had twentyone children,
who are now under the care of Nolan.
At the time of the elopement the cou-
ple went to Hartford. and put up at the tedorc. one oi! the leading wont
: ”*5. phosphatase;
'tlivit Artists, . . I
That his studio wns entered and
ransacked by eminence-”from rival
artists in Europe. sent to steal his
secret processor blending colors and
plaster in fresco work, is declared'of
Maximilian Friederang'. an .artlsta‘dec—
orator who lives with his wife and two
children at No. 794 Washington are-
nlue, Brooklyn. ' . . . .
Mr. Friederang is the artist who
restored the famous Michael Angelo
creations in the Vatican at Rome, af-
ter they had been badly damaged by
Attempt Bolo‘o‘ Aladdin. _
'out‘W-oman ‘Sutiraplai
Told Crowd oi supra
That Chancellor Asquith
an ”strain“ ‘
LONDONMay 24.~Mrs. can
place. yoatsrt latthe real-
debcc or Mr. and lira..Arthur liber-
wood on Mill ~ldlllIBouthllort... The
bride.» Miss ill. Hoyt Mead. niece of
Monaco medalist , . and Howard
Wakeman. of mulled. son .of Andrew
Wakentan. of that place lag the con-
traction parties. . ,2 a
The old family homestead of. the
Sherwoods, where the Wedding took
place..,wae elaborat ‘ y decorated with
dogwood, blossoms ad smiles. green
A. M. E. Church ave‘a Novel
Prcoram'in the Town At-
’ saintly Hall—l—Aiemllel‘nwho'
Conduoied-Atialr and Made
it a Success ‘
bedrooms». at the Pennsylv-
aolafiialiroatlf Never hoisted
Anything domino ills; way.
But Did) Not Remember ile-
turnlnp'Favors ‘
The annual May Queen festival of PHILADELPHIA, May. 24.--wsen
. . anarchists. Last year. it will be re- and white imp ” “‘lv“*’l‘be bride. .
“My sister, [‘11 cut her I heart member-ed. Mr. li’riedsra‘iig de to 31:8 #5332: $213” :asgz‘mii‘iy $21111”; attired in'w‘aii, p w pg. among a the inter-state commerce commission American Hotel, at which place they fraglsts. under whose madman
out. Those, children. 1'“ wring both Norwaik and executed the remarkable Wall street last night ad was largely bower of tie ” soda 'rrylng a bou- resumed “9 “will!“ ”‘1” i“ ii" i“‘ were arrested on ”19 complaint 0‘ NO' 2 men have pledged themselvot,
afiuque fresco work at St. rMary's . . v9 . «restaurateurs: wit " ‘ vestigation Of alleged discrimination lab. The newly married couple will pay their taxes on the ground
their nee a h tlrt chan e I at." .
k t e a c 8 attended. It was very “008"!“ and . i“ "‘9 distribution Oi 008i 03W. C. A. live on the bride’s farm in Windsor taxation without. representation-nab ‘
As Vanderbilt Allen 8 aka these words. Church. which is done after the Non . of the Valle . ‘ uiltui ,
to.” his is“? ii'.‘lipbetp Sutton. at Rye tlhcal, manner. Mr, Friederafig gays,d as 2.33:5;“txggiuggusficfig‘fywmfi twig": Defiance. H). , . up figmietlhet‘gaatlevlixgg yefitfrdgzéhwa: Locks. ranny. hoganguéd- Ia greattficr on
Beach," A ;,~l ros rom th in o t a of the rent An eio. r. rie er- ' , . , -. " " ;' , . ' . . ~ - ‘ ' —-—-—-—-----~ . women so rag s . mm o" .
he a e i e i’ c t g 3 was under the general .aupervrsiou of mm” to “‘9’ ii“ iii! of one hun manager of the Columbia Coal Com. QUARTERLY CONFERENCE HELD. story other house near Loud
I , it“ popularity
was. attested
n
tired were pro
of the bride .
in the arrayfof d ‘
china, vut glusafiandlbr .
After the emollient! Witch was per—
t‘orrned by the ‘brldof former pastor.
ang studied and searched for ’years
before he rediscovered the Angelo
process. so that he could make the
repairs in the Vatican.
The artist. a distingu
where he ,was sitting, and peeked
around behind the rocks and off at
the distant shore to see if ire could.
soothe men who were watching lrlm
and dogging his every footstep. This
was‘reiated‘ yesterday afternoou by
the pastor, Rev. J. D. Nichols. who had
runny able assistants.
Two especial features of the even-
ing were addresses by‘ Miss Dotba
Stone Planes and the Rev. James Ben-
ton Werner. The former talked ea-
Sbc roundly denounced Chan
the Exchequer Asquith use a
because he stood in the way
vance cube women’s movement
Chief Secretary for iroiandell .
Captain John Sinclair, Seorotapy
pony. and yesterday testified that the
BerwindWhite Company and the Key-
stone Cool and: Coke Company had
been favored by the Pennsylvania
Railroad“ by special assignments of
Francis I. Gowen, counsel for
The quarterly conference of the Nor-
waik Methodist. Church was held last
night. The presiding elder of the dis»
trici, Rev. B. B. Adams. presided. Only
routine matters were discussed.
09d
. lubed looking
man about fifty yours old, told the
Magritte and. as he told the story he story of the unsuccessful attempt to .,, but who isnow. p“ .. the ltldgo- curs. I Wm..- I ,...._........ mm.
- rose in ‘b s‘seut and mode a panic purloln the result of years of research {igt‘ptfiiifiwffigyffigg wgfignsmkgifl field (lonsroxutionoli‘ Otitlrcil. a wed in” railroad. ”WWW" Mr. Bush to i P F “ I . 3""‘i‘n‘i' were also abused.
mimic illustration of the action of the cold study; to a iI-Icporter yesteIrtlay.IIt we”; listened to with utmost. “new“ ding breakfsat‘was ed. Andrews. “pm” 63;?!" faraffiz‘lgfgiiitgmiggw R0 ESS ONAL' Mimimii’m iifcii‘ii't‘vdl that the
rti t on t 0c asi . its c a m to c in assess on, a or . < ’ 'f ' ' . . w lo were re us ng 0 pay 3
a a the c on D and were heartily applauded by the °i Bridgeport, m” M catalol at the early session. his place being MARY E. KEARNEY, PUBLIC taking this course in order tightly
Mr. and Mrs. Whitemun. departed
on a late afternoon tram’mr a brief
honeymoon trip ondon their return,
will reside in h‘ail‘delil.
Mr. Wukoman. who is a brother of
Attorney Wakemal‘l. ‘of' Bridgeport. is
fifteen years or incessant toil. through
rediscovery. of the secret process by
which artists of five. hundred years
ago produced frescoes whose beauty
and depth of color have until now do
fled imitation. is allowed by architects
the education of the cabinet mints 1‘
and warned the latter of the dammit
atlon of these who were condom ’
the campaign to obtain their indie '
table rights. _ She asserted tilts
cabinet. ministers who opposed“
Stenographer. Work in all depart-
ments of copying and typewrlting. 0f-
dce, Hotel Clifford. 'Phone 498.
- Miss POLHEMUB. SURGEON CHI-
ropodist. Residence 18 Taylor Ava;
. The witness. who is 72 years of one,
came fromlBloom'fleld, N. J., to tea-
tity and made an excellent witness
for the defense. He gave his testi-I
mony clearly and vividly portrayed
the scenes as they were recalled to
taken by 0. Stuart Patterson. The lat-
ter being unfamiliar with lilr.'Buch'e
testimony. postponed cross‘cxamina-
lion, and Frederick Vrooman. of Osce-
ola Mills. assistant train master on
the Tyrone division of the Pennsyl-
large audience. ,
Tire full program of the evening was
as follows:
Selection,
Hungarian Band. _
introductory remarks by the pastor.
his alert‘mlnd. There was no nieces. and other experts of this city. ills Address a prosperous businessman of Fair-
- - ~ ‘ 2 v at Rail , . . n n t , ,-
23.incredulous.“2.3mm chests smoothness Wm ““2 ' ‘ '~ “3.1:... .33“2..ylifn;“€é"‘lo ititii:‘lt§iiih€£’°‘ ..... " ”tilt. 32.2122u.lr:.m:32sr€s.r‘ “it
. i l ' tr 0 " t , p - ,,
Mr. Sutton then told of the walk Waterbury. commissioned by McKlm. Messrs. Littleton and Gordon. SPOTLESS Town I , 803W “iii ii 0‘ CNS? asked Mi. Gibb rioting: 11f Mr. Asthma Submits
on the beach, the conversations and Mood & White, architects of Manhat- Address. _ , ‘o "l'have" - Telephone 263-! Ins tt‘ one viest motor; W!
the occurrences that led up to the tan.Iio delcorIrIite the‘ni’lfi’iguiékmfhrfli Miss Dotba Stout! Pinned FABLE’S BEVIVED "Did you ever not any money from . di‘d‘efeg'dlnehgr? mealegcgiiiaimtl' '
sending 0’ doctors under the disguise MUS C HM t ere, a )u M ed on m March, can—M coal operators on your division?" DR. MAEELLE J PERRY goliectors 9:“! others ‘
of oilicers to examine Mr. Alien. There to Waterbury and containing a hoe _ . ,
’ Band. The house of Mrs. Montetilore wit
‘ 3 ‘ . . I I f‘ 1"“ "oh. yea."
gash: agidigligf‘ $3631}. thlgii) wit; Iriigillis.mulijilcst hil‘rnidgy‘d h‘gigdzerafimg' befhgrysglyn Q1221, thgntflafimefrzrg Gifi!‘ . FI‘iOfldile‘ 300“", iii At Mr. Glasgow's request Mr. Vroo- Office Hours: is situated near the Thrilling»; m
insane audithat expert treatment wag turned. and when he entered his sin» companion i‘iy her escort. her attend? "in-“y Chm II 6‘" in In_ aria: gamed ildnlifi dozen cool operators :30 a. in. 483 Yfi'flh from Hammersmlth. is hurt
necessary to rescue abrlght mind from dio be found that everything in it had ants s eating themselves half on one - . ,» , , at pa in money at various p. m. on o . surrounded by tax collectors .
hopeless wreck, Mr. Sutton went‘ to been turned upside down. Pictures had SW, the other half Oil/“19 other side targeting; P pram in Red times in amounts ranging from $5 to H p. in. Conn. llffs who hope no starve her on
New Yerk on business but Mr. Allen been taken from the walls. plaster of tire mm“ the bond- continuing to "Oil’s "I" I , . 20. foot. an entrance. Friends 0,! ,
believed that he hadgone to secure a caste overturned. colors in lava and play ’ ' ‘ ‘i. .i 3th did they give you this mon- --- teflore. however, are sushi if
Error-d from the New York police. illbleles (Examined. cabinets searched and 'i‘lre'May pole winding _ --I--;--.-ig~ “i";l ::%%$e?h§;.$ggfgd some m WANTED. With i00d-
Hewas told by the artist to get we 5 r0 en. . . - - ‘ , The spotter ofSpotl" Town. who .. 7 ‘ ‘ - " ““7 ...__ “‘" ...--_
two men who “’9'" suifioiontiy shrewd tz‘heIariistunotliiIeId ":8 ‘FOHSQ' Iwbo‘. gmohiazizrlggil Dillingifiiiiiifiniim? spotted “it" “Ni ii“ the wane-"'8 gown, vo‘iiiilere the favors granted 'i“ WANTED—‘YOUNG MAN A8 BOOK- To law.
and experiencedftp comrwiih the mo gnu?“[335ccringirisitdesjrlr‘hxihbllttclglii‘iil Singing—My Country um. of Thee. could not spot. a spotsnywhere lust "Not that l recollect." ‘ rglg‘gh‘pfixsiy Lockwood Monugtgiugg TO LET—4}!
night on the part m
the members of iii;
honiell'po'f Trinity . pIiilcopai Church.
a given by
lid pone War every ob-
rl's Friendly
cals who , i
sincle to lntrud‘ ‘_upon the life and itc-
tioris of Mr. ‘Al a. Mr. Sutton, how-
Queen’s Agendauts. ogfifiwgémb
“"Etlen why did you take the mon- out barn.
no clues.
WANTEDe—Afllith FORGENWL ‘
Several articles of jewelry of con Solo
lMaster James Henry Perkins. "Welly if there was money to be
ever, did not my.) a letter which was alder-able value were not disturbed. Singing . in Roda “-3 Holt- 1. I, . .. housework; also young woman to " .... . .I
given him to .. lace in the bands of Mr. Friedernng believes that the few ' Messrs littlcton-and Gordon Tito? "Miwlfimfiew Town Kif’ll‘b out i was there to tokuIIlt. clean “mum. hlsbrow. 33 West Ave... fro LET~—-THRiilE ROOMS .5
the head of {willow York dopart- (rifles taken were simply to create the March, ' ‘ " were revived nndsnctod by people in "i” ”ii"- your position “9‘“ South Norwnik. . m2t 3t trolly located: wpor’ylonthwi ‘
financial: lifii‘hamfir “with story hos impression Ithat their wall; tlrremobjtzci ‘ ‘ Baud rluvol'ly'couotrtwted costumes. A low ’l‘liienw‘ii‘hmshsarfldhfligre was no score WANTED—«SITM TION BY AN .l..core Sentlugkqlmifi‘
‘ " ‘ ‘ . ~ 0 .e ur or. ,‘cwa o sau- ‘ - ~. . , ' ' A ”WWW“
“my toiib 1‘“ 9 “0m” x y MW Queen Driib "’“i “m “w“ by Mi“ 3"“ "m‘i" by or cars dorms the anthracite all around man unwise full charce of T0 “Maillot” nouns
came “‘1' it is “We“ mm“ M“ A" m" b°”"“‘"d°“°° in“ me mime" Piano music by Mr. Perkins. "MK-““9" “W“ ”i" “m" in We“ strike. He'uenlc‘u furnishing cars to gentleman‘s plarc Joseph Lee 29
len labor-in under?! delusions which had struck it in many places with a . at b . I
Were “main. to Show that he was a hIlIuIrIlImcr. evidently with the lintenltio: Grand Mani}; by the Band Hfhfgg was as follows: . SSW“ companies in ’20 and ’50 0 South Main so, South Norwrglir. at menIta; largeriird.
da eroug ‘ergoan 0 acovcrrig a secret recess n w c ’ . ' , T IIIIIIIIIIII . . L - 2.1 ‘1an em, contort.
X: thesegncidenu were related. Mr. a written deScl‘iption of the secret cosmologia.ihivaié'i'iffimtv m‘gx‘cgrfif FR: 301%,? IIIIIII M's; Ohimrl‘l‘im; Victor Wireman. of Camden. assist- Adams. residence ll I'h‘tilrfleld; A,
Allen sat at the end of his attorney’s process might be hidden, whir‘ir was rettil ‘ carried out by The Policeman IIIIIIIII iiomer Doulens ant superintendent 0' the Camden and WANTED—Gillies TO WORK ON office. cor. Railroad Av‘h. and Cl
table eyeing intenuy the old gentle. “Had they found the place in the twelve ounn lat“; Who formed the T118 Butcher IIIIIIIII Albert Hamilton Amhoy diViSion of the Pennsylvania miller boxes. Experience 110" “90935317. ' ‘ I
man. Every once in a while he would Studio in Which i conceal my private letters 0’; mg words, Fight on“ we The Maid H.133 “we“... Caldwell Railroad. was questioned as to his Steady war-k. Amity office American , 5 ‘
slim from one side of the chair to the papers." said Mr. Friedarnns. "u would "ion mmlmd "u, 'cmémmg 0. wind, The Dom; ........ . ______ “0‘“... mm “‘0"? “Wim- “9 said he rumba-mil Paper 80: Manufacturing 00.. Cross 70 LET—NICELY imam
other and move nervously around. It not have helped them. i have made a In the May pole ’ " The Drummer ___________ prank Field 100 shares in ”“3 Seltshurg 00‘“ Cam and River St., Norwalk. m24 3! rooms, to rent by the dayrin the,
was evident that “‘9 testimony was ii r1600” “in“; secrotuprocess, .131“ have {Two of the youthful singers Earl 'i‘he Bomblnck.........:..l“red Siabcll 333:}, fagfiagingiz. «Shelia 33‘2ng A TE LD PlCTURES 0F 9'0313?;'7538:Vi%°"1 5 iiiii t v .
‘ ~.lonoson WOWI‘ n .ne erono ‘ , u- 0—0 mas ere;ver 9;.
trying ordeal for him and these I“ 88 Henry Thompson and James Henry The Bore... """ «.....L0uis Wardwuli ‘ “w additional “hm“ in another Gears: Washinatoo. land and naval privacy. Address Loiidtm, xiii
tions did not escape the notice of the
people in the court room.
of which would be of value to any one
without the other. One of these writ
Perkins. are only trill-0e and eight
years of age. respectively. and. like all
Black White Wings...Alfred Hodshon
Between Acts l and ii. Mayor Alsorl
company for which he paid,
J. Howard Patton. of Greenburg. Pa..
battles; also Revolutionary pictures.
Send names of engraver and publisher
Office. New York City.1"I _
D fl the afternoon. Allen’s gig. ings in in a secret recess of my sin . . .
ye,- “M3: Ethellnde Ward. was called die, so concealed that l have. no fear ‘1” is“ mafia-Imam. were enmusmmnl fig‘f‘gfi'ffimgfifififimf,“.3331 ii ”mm"? 0‘ W. A. Patton. assistant to on pictures. P. 0. Box 1202, New Yer . FOR RENT—WEST‘SIDE OF m
to 'the stand. She told how she and of its discovery by intruders. The yChelgles A 'Litti ton and lumen H “The Defeat '0: the Dingeya" "03mm“ Cassatt. testified that he "5 ‘ 11134 St hie house. ”Yen “3;“ Iii NM
others at the house had been terroriz other writing 1 keep in a safe deposit a h ‘ e ‘ 1 ' new“... Am u and m {m 0 “Kent M "‘9 Cimdfie Station 0’ iii“ j. improvements.» 10 tumult...”
ordon. i e well—known criteria ncrs. . . on w n- Pennsylvania 1““me and- he was WANTED~WE WANT A m TO Norwallt. Apply u What. A.
ed by his acts. In answer to a ques
tion she stated that she had not al—
lowod her fears to exaggerate the acts.
During her testimony she was engaged
in a mental duel! with the junior at-
torney for Mr. Allen. and seemed to
have the best. of the affair. She con-
stantly brought. out statements that
apparently were not beneficial to the
plaintiff's case, and was asked if she
regarded the statements as necessary
to answer the i'iuoaiionn. She replied
in the affirmative.
One point in particular was wheth-
er or not'Mr. Allen was in the habit
of speaking in the host terms of
everyone, even at" the risk of exag-
gerating their virtues. She said that
he seldom talked of people to her.
She told how one morning in order
to make conversatiou with him she
asked him; how a Mr. Barker was.
He immediately became excited and they . .____
. ,, _ , ., go through West street to High . "ii' Art n wo . t rk. l famil ' 2
about}: 03:“ fimmlk :iifii‘terilawrllztir“ street and there will connect with an tome °i iii. AWNMM'M' M". ”M” STAMFORD. Lily M.-An mnounoa» pulling this? trig“ mmnmii :3 201:0? waifmfig l! w 8t. y. MRS. ANNIE M. HAY ‘ 08
1:" ,V, “1“ about me I am hanruoml'. underground conduit. cable running to seem ace-ion. ment was made here today that Robert tion this morning at about to o'clock V ' ' ill}! 3! Main so. Booth No i. '
th ‘ he is bette edurailon- why the Telephone Company's oftlcc. It was '93de today that ”me of Kerr‘s offer of about eleven acres of the engineer not up poo ”adopt, on . W. ..........,.........._. in: electrical scalp 2
“it taik be 'i met'i ' ' “would We“ Washington street. An ‘ « ‘ lanai Bronco-ta In this town touts air brakes. rue weight of the train FOR ME; » = main-u a spec tr. ‘
cog Yfiu it :‘iduh wa I. do“ H0 oerlul cable also l'lillii along East the um mum”. in the Tim" Hill! (mm m lupin. In (mam tho. ut- mm“ m. and” upset m. ”m” ' 1 ~‘ '-
sua y. a e a e a e n Washlnalonsireetns well no on under. School department had received their monuments ml the mt‘hnmmwt of of u” tender. The wont bound D“ '6‘ SALE-42.500 WILL BUY A We “r powder. no
talk of people. and often told her
that otherfwero. listening and if they
a cite of them, it. would incur enmity.
" e was afraid to speak of anyone."
said Mrs. Ward. She said that itho
acted entirely for her brother's good
and ffomno other motives. She be.
vault. in Manhattan. Not until the
searchers after my secret process how
managed to gain possession of both
papers will they be able to steal my
secret." ‘
Mr. Frlcderang come here from lio-
dcn. Germany. twentyvtivc years ago.
W
CHANGES iN TELEPHONE BER.
VICE.
Rowayton and Tokeneke Subscribers
to be‘ Bencdtted.
important and entcnslve changes are
at present being made in local telo
phone service. and soon a great many
of the overhead wires will be done
away with.
nAcrlal (rubles have. already been
strung tbrouah llowayion nlld ’l‘okun-
like, and up to South Norwnik. where
ground conduit part of the way.
Recently a shiplond of tile conduits
arrived and are stored at Raymond
Brothers wbnl-ven awaiting the digging
of a trench. ’l‘bc tilc conduits will be
laid from North Main street where the
and of the present conduit stopmo the!
as usual gave a line exhibition of vocal
and instrumental numbers.
The grand march was led by the
May queen and her attendants. will-
Robert Wright an escort to UIF queen.
George Moore acted very efficiently
as master of ceremonies of the even~
ing.
The committee of arrangements for
the function comprised the trustees
and stewardessea oi' the church and
were:
Trustees—John D. Taylor. Abram
Showell. David Green, Horace Mlngo,
8. J. Bell. James Norman.
Stewardeasea—Mrs. A. Price. Mrs.
J. Burr, Mrs. J. D. Taylor. Mrs. A.
Showeli, Mrs. C. Townsend. Mrs. M.
Arden. Miss M. Taylor. Mrs. John D.
Nichols.
HIGH OBI-COOL TEACHERS.
reappointment: for the coming year.
while the appointments of others are
being held t‘irp by the School board as
a result of a recent secret session of
the School Board ‘
in previous years .
School anchors has been
u
the‘iappointmout
James Dayton:
acetates.
Humphrioa.
charge of Frederick Lindoberg.
school. iron 1»
a praoti
been accept“ and it.
deri’ul exhibition of trained animals.
under the direction of Miss Katheryn
Hunter. The animals were: Elephant.
tiger 'l‘iloodorc ' Doy-
ton; lcopurd, Romllly F. iiumphrlos.
Jr.; monkey. Floyd 1‘. liomphrles.
A fun booth was presided over by
Mrs. Jennings and her assistants and
n souvenir postal card booth was un-
der the care of Miss Parasite and as
The lemonade booth was in
charge of Miss Chancellor and Mrs.
The coat room was in
Bethany Guild had charge of the ice
cream and cake. under the direction of
Mrs. Dibble. the president of the Guild.
assisted by Miss Prescott and others.
RINTIIO.
Will seamen-nos in Stamford in the
cal school for iii-intent bad
is expected that
the work on the institution will be
storied soon. Mr. Kerr has turned
over to the committee a line tract of
land about three miles from the seam
of the city. and the school which has
also superintendent of the Ciaridge
mine of the Keystone Coal and Coke
Company. lie said he received no pay
from the railroad company. the wages
of 850 a month going to his assistant.
who performs the actual duties.
Asked why he continued as agent
without remuneration he said he be-
longed to the Veterans‘ Association of
the Pittsburg division. and held the no
sltlon for that reason. -
“As superintendent of the Claridao
Mine." queried Attorney Glasgow.
"when you want. care how do you get.
them?"
d "l iolphone to Mr. Lloyd Huff's of-
no.
TRAIN WIIOK AT DARIIN.
wm Bound Freight Ilockod the
Tracks for Over an Hour.
senior track was blocked for about an
hour and a half. other which time the
wrecking crew ascended in
the tender riahtod up and on its way.
W I
at”. MARVIN INTIITAINID
Mrs. J. Walloon Marvin entertained
”his:
take charge of strip windiu deport-
mont and to operate power cutter.
Must have some knowledge of Adams
Strip Winding Machines. Address.
itirdoey Samara Co.. Bridgeport, Conn,
Corset Manufacturers. pm at
WANTED—Gilli. TO WASH Disli-
es. Apply Lane's Restaurant. use at
WANTED -- SAWSIJADN Wl'l‘ll
dry goods experience. Good salary to
right party. Address A..‘ Sentinezié m
in
v
To LIT—AN similar
all modern improVeritonts; n
acre of garden. with all kind!
fruit. Apply Mrs. Wallh. Wilson
'ro LIT-0NE smith , ,
ldatiii. will be rented a: _ _
lag purposes: also chapter '
luring purposes; dock prenatal.
Sturge- Baadaii. 60 Second ‘
Tel. 80. ”a '
WAN‘TID—rld GOOD CARPEN-
ion
at No. '57: Pacific at. Stamford. App y
to Frank B. Gilbreth on the job.” 3
m
WAHTID~A COMPMEN'P GIRL
new slit room house of modern im-
provements; centrally located, on line
of trolley. Particulars of .l. M. in»
this a Ca. inc. 6 Railroad Ave. at I“
, .m
'EOI IALIwGRBAT sacrament IN
at 84.40 per day. on new buildi s, ‘
i nailed. title. Ladies. callus
“resides: ‘ reprise
rosy casement. -_,
shoe repairing. Bole find.
all an m t 11 som‘fla
C. 30 an. , ,
South Norwalk. ’
meat. BlipOi‘flilouI hair andble
removed without path can!!! ~
roe. 2 _ . ,
aucrnc curtain 0“
kinds. Oxidlud cop ,.
nickel, broom oldjo it. no
liovod that Dr. Roland had treated toivn line Alreadv tons and to“! of of the ill I
. , ' ' . . ' - ma. p a nail school v1.1.0“, but Mon ion: contemplated will be a real- , ‘ but Not-walk. A lady living in it ill» black yacht trimming“.
him well. On several illiti'liilimll. Mr big load covered cables wound on illit- m, 0. ,xwdufimm,“ this plan m up won, The proposition is backed 333?; grmggimmtmag W m“ "m sell this VOW desirable lilies and oh .iifl'i’j .
Allen had stated that the food was
antic spools have arrived and are slor~
the around that the Board could
not by the Typcthetao oi New York.
were in use. The first prise was award-
y at limit! price. Fina two
“mobile tflmflr .
Beam I B
poisoned; and that he did not dare ed at the roar of the telephone on , I .
- ' one no to power- toaomoone else. W, kiln w. Hui-h "I“ 00w” 1W" ed .9 an. Robert‘Vim sum the mil: too : lot too toot front. use a. ,
”alibi." the monitor session .ludsc graffiti: X:’2‘.2‘.f飓wli'i'°‘§l ”$33." Dir $110“ views]? hthe whine; maid“! m'aflxfiflmi: mhfi‘l’fg‘; collimation to tire. trash llama = first dupli fruité shade; Ital; billing: It“. ,
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iii’ioi°“"’ioniiii“” '"‘” artist: but: in. 22.. it partnerinrricrit "r tr it: shutdown: out: in...” 33' it Mr author "it“ “at:
3,. . ”0mm . Boa .. a or one are e a on t a , a“ that ”o man wil be employed , . .L was. Donne. l t “flint wk“: w . .
Mi“ IMRD’Q :GOMMINOIMENT.
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titles... at Miss
’ ‘ 'urd‘ay. June 2nd. at
log. with a must-
This. niil do away with a neat
walks are completed
both a very fine condition. .
the system will; ’
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, ’l‘ autumn of the Board still re-
- in the .
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pit ' Wilson. 1 mm",
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the candidature .ot
Milli” be a plant. for
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brook tan.
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a . , , , many of the anal tiyovorhead wires , all m: . .
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