Orti‘.
ridge looked up with a start
rbhi6 and Earl Couch, of the
gas respectively of nine and
7 are pointed out by Pro
A may [no Davis as he
. mplaint against them.
m it for deliberately breaking
. lice into a little store conduct-
gully Warren 8191', at 2 Spring
Five times a out June the place
has been entered and pie and cake.
daddy and alone to the extent of $6
stolen. The police have beeen at their
with endsto diacovor the perpcrira
tors of the petty crimes and it was
only this week, after another small
raid on Tuesday morning, that Captain
ht. N Morohouse, who worked on the
case secured conclusive evidence that
Masters Archie and Earl wore impli-
noted in this affair
The emulsion of the older boy. Ar~
chin, would db credit. for ingenunity to
a much older criminal. it; is claimed
ban- the trellis that on Tuesday morn—
infillo waited until Keeler, who Is
I along in years, left the place for
a short tints between 10 and 11 o clock
looking it up. and that the boy watch~
ed his Chan 0., smashed a pane of
also: and it! in.
thertimes. it. is claim-
(Continued in Third Page.)
W
WERE WEDOEO 'JROER All
APO“ OF GREEN
W
Alisa lisill ‘ Willow Becomes
WQMFI‘IOMA Taylor
of Green’ a F arms
W
A very pretty mid-summer wedding
was soiemnlzed last evening at the
home of Mr.’o.nd Mrs. D, E. Disbrow
when Miss Nellie Marlon Disbrow, of
this city. became the bride of Frolic-
rick A. Taylor. of Greens Farms. The
wedding was a quiet one and was wit.
housed by only. the immediate rclu
lives and
tives and a few clone friends of the
bride and groom.
The parlor of the .Dlsbrnw home had
been very tastefully decm‘ated for the
occasion in green and pink, set off by
handsome-ferns. while the marriage
took place under an arch of group. As
the cuckoo clock was sounding the
hour of sight. the bridal party cutercd
the parlor. the bride loaning upon the
arm of her father, to the strains of the
wedding march from Lohcnurin plalyod
by Miss Florence Boundkt Baldwin
on the piano and Miss Olivo Gray on
the violin.
The bride was attired in a handsome
gown of white Ban sat silk lriinmcd
with embroidered luau. She curricd a
bouquet of white carnations. 1ch with
white satin ribbon. The maid of hon
or, Miss Daisy M. Disbrow aldtcr or
the bride, Wore a gown of pale pink
batistc. trimmed with cream iitl c The
best man was Albert Taylor, a lirotlicr
of the groom.
At the close of the ceremony which
was performed by Rev Ii 8. Brown.
of Dorian. Deklyn served a wedding
supper to ho tests. who were burnout
from Wes par. New Haven Dalton.
New York city. Oradoll and Moniciuir.
N J Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will to-
sldc on. newly furnished cottago at
Green Fug”. the groom's homo.
The brld '1: gift to the maid of honor
“has. dour leaf clover brool u.
The wore the recipients
many some wedding gifts lilt‘llili-
lug out ,ohlns and silver. Mom
of the“ have been soul to their
nrw 11min Greens Farms.
Won’t-AW
-'sil.l.°'}rurrLs°r$Lr LIGHTNING
W
Thrown All Floor of Voramla at His
try lo Stroller-d.
of Tilesday afternoon
seemed ._ ,sonter over amid» s inn. on
the ”All lull. in Btrotlord a place
' Iby Norwalk muomobll-
the two storms came to-
. shining struck the barn
. .- asking a suction of
' .but fortunately
. chains to any great
‘3. Tuttlo was sitting in
m with A. Clciand. of
listing the height of tho .
vf'tli‘il fluid the activity of ‘
of .
' Supposed slayer in than *
Eilison- Evade; Lawby Pistol
Shot Through ills illicit
mun-u.-
ELROY, Wit. July, 12.-~Cli)lliillct0l'
N. M. Riggs, who was arrested here
yesterday in connection with the tour-
dor of Millie Ellison at'Mlunoupolis,
shot himself early today. flying instant~
Iy. Riggs Wlicn arrested. asked to be
taken to sea his wifo and daughter.
who are visiting in the country. He
returned last night and talked with
many friends hcing apparently cheer-
ful but somewhat pale Shortly after
midnight Riggs asked permission to
go to the hotel to his room. With
the pillow outside, and without kick-
ing the door Riggs shot himself
through the tcmple. When searched
just. altar his or rest Riggs had no WED
pon Olilcers from Minneapolis were
on their way here at the time of the
suicide.
STEAMEH
Wil LKEll Hi
MUS WWW
Insects so Thick onilroai Lakes
They Cause Boai‘io Run
Asi.oro-—- Passengers and
Crew All Rescued However
LA CROSSE, Wis, .11in 12.~—A mes~
sage from Trempoalcuu, at 3:35 A. m..
sent by the Burlington railroad agent,
says that every one. who was on
board the steamer Quincy, which ran
ashore and burned ‘near there last.
night, will be saved.
The desire of the officers of the
Quincy to escape the insects which in-
tested the vicinity of the sonrchllght
when It was turned on caiised the
accident. To escape the mosquitoes.
the light was turned off and the pilot
in the dark ran tho boat aground.
For the purposo oi rescuing about
fifty people who are imprisoned. on a
swampy piece of ground which 11m:
(annual leave. the steamer “sac
pies a rafter left he Crossc .ii 3 a
in. today. it is sixteen miles to the
scene of the accident.
Rescue work was effectively done
by the roiorcd mustuhouts of the craft
when the Quincy run ashorc. When
it. hccamc apparent thut the boat
would have to be abandoncd the steam.
or was forced upon the bank by ihc
.powcrful canines. Tied to a tree the
burning steamer was hold while thc
rouslabouts took pcople off in boots.
Othcrs jumpird onto the land, and it
was not until half the pcoplc worn off
that, the scan-blight was put into run-
ning order, throwing the scene Into
bright light.
Some. of tho passcugcrs rcuculul stay
ed at Trompcaloau, some went to
\Vinnonu. Millll., and album came to
La (’irossc.
u—M -. ...__..... _
TURKISH TROOPS ACT
LlliE WILO BEASTS
Sickening iluiragas Perpeiraied
by Them in Tramscaucasia
While Collecting Taxes
'i‘lb‘lJb‘. ’l‘ruuscuucasla, July 12.-—-
Alarming news has boon rm'clvcd here
of horrible ruvngos by Turkish lrmips
across the border, in Turkish Ar-
mcnln. Soldlcru who nrr- collecting
taxes are mild to have indulged in
frightful outrages. The population of
the city of Vania is rcprcacuied to
have lu-cn ucnrly dcutroyod by ’l'ur
klsh troops who pulled down houses
unsuuilcd the women and acted gen-
erally like wild beasts.
TRIAL ON BATHING FLOAT.
South Nov-walk Lawyers Continua to
Talk Shop While Diaper-ting
With Nopluna.
ivllokory muff ls hocmuing n luvprlic
resort on uttcruoous for the young
when the tldo is right, which happens
this wcck. The legal frnwruily diu-
portu itself bath on land and sea and
recently lu-ld a trial on the float ill! to
the theft of a pretty colored stocking.
Attorney r‘itnoo soled for the slain.
Joe Llnawclicr defended the accused
and "Big" "Bill" Grillln sat "on the
float" us iutlso. After the arguments
were brought forth on all sides. .tho
troublesome smiling was diochargod
into the sea.
W...
HOWARD MAY Dll.
Knits Polnt is Still in His Italy and
About" Operation Will in
Necessary.
James Howard who who in tho no
served to the the also
am Will ”Add”
on r
not red in to!~
«tam that it ”if
‘ I healed and lthas been loomed that .
rior court at w Haven in connec-
onwlth tho can of L. fibroid. formal:-
ly a South Norwullt mar. who VIII
sentenced for maul as him with. he
font to hill is not yet out of danger of .
death. His wound ctlllllmi by y’a
lawyers or South Nor-walk. eniieclally his.
Seventeen Your Old Girl, Mour-
ning Loss, Selects Grave in
the Madman River -——- Step-
hloihor Also Suicides
CHICAGO, July 12.—~Following the
supposed suicide of I7 your old Cla-
ra Struynor in tho Mauince River
Monday. was the discovery yesterday
of the body of Katie Winovcr. house-
keeper for the girl's father, whom the
daughter looked upon as a stepmother.
floating in almost the same place as
was the corpse of “Ilsa Strayncr when
discovered
Mourners returning from the funeral
of Miss Btruyncr found
keeper's body.
Lincoln Straynor, the girl's father, Is
a farmer living near Grand Rapids,
Ohio, a few miles up the Maumee. Ills
wife died when the girl was a babe.
and since tlibt time Kittie Winover
had been the faintly housekeeper.
0n the river bank this note was
found Monday:
“I am buried in the old Maumoc. I
am going to Mother. Good bye.
Clara"
A snatch than revealed the body.
Tuesday there was found in almost
the same spot In an entirely different
handwriting, which read:
“Dear Pupil: I want to‘bld you and
all the friends good bye, I expect to
no and live with Momma. for you
know how I am treated by Katie. Your
loving daughter, Clara."
The two notes, which experts say
arc written by different persons and
the death of the Winover woman, who
might have supplied the key to the
mystery. are puzzling tho pollrc.
The llousckccpcr disappeared 'l‘lics-
day night.
n ith
Willi A
Hill iii in
Hilliiamen Reviewed by Gen-
eral Fred Grant Under a
Blazingiuly Sun - Elaborate
Preparations to Receive
Soldier Noted
(lAMl' coon. Nlunllc, July Ill. -----
A l‘lcrcc sun hunt down on ”W parade
ground ioduy. giving tho boys in ltbnkl
the opportunity to not uuuluirucd in
the color lboy ull llkc as visual cvlv
dance of their outing at camp. Ilri-
gudc order of the day was iukrn up at
rol‘uillo and preparations “It'l'i‘. pushed
for milking tho camp splck and upon
for the inspection and rovicw by Mu-
jor llcuorul Fred 1). (lrunt, U. S. A
this afternoon. One of dis illlpui'iulll
tumours of tho forouoon was tho in»
spot-lion of all the .quuriors of tho so
vcrul commands both by tho brigndo
olllccrs and by Captain (lrnugcr, Il, i-l
A. the regular army olilccr dctulicll
to this camp. in order to lmvo cva»
thing in readiness tho pollcc dcluils
soul. out after brcakfaul \Vl-rc large
and the men were lynx i-yl-d in night
lug scraps of paper and roiuac. it was
the first thorough going ovcr that tho
big parade ground ilitii iPil‘iVl‘li this
weak and the results were pleasing to
u.|l
Most of the lilspocllon thus for had
been by medical officers acting under
goncrui order-.1'oduy Brig.- (ion.
Frost with the brigade Inspectors. and
with Governor ifoimrts and sauna!
plumbers of his staff inouuimi Wili‘ll
Included in the tour of tho. roghncniul
quurinra. Thu guards wurc uovuiuily
turned out on the approach of tho vi-
sitors and their applliililflllu wnu pious
Regimental gluird mount was fol-
lowed by battalion drills and thou the
regiments in turn took tho fluid and
[MM
(Continued on Eighth Pogo.
FOUR STRAIGHT roll THIGDORI.
bay m Owned by Wall-Known choc
Man Wino Hottest Trot. Ivar
Hold on Mawway‘
in tho hottest trottln cats over
hold on the nut Nam if Speedway.
Theodora Olson: bay colt yesterday
troll four straight hosts. The limos
sawed were the cameos in the we
loos raco- wllh the exception of coo
now contestant a mars owned by Wit
nun email ‘l‘ho Waters born
who in second in most of the heats.
Aguilar host will be held on friday
of lswoeli
he.“
the house- '
. uullu-u-ni to dciay their running.
.U,
. TWO WATS?
NEW HAVEN, July'tIIIWoscph (loo
boi, seventy nvs .yasrs old. wardmus-
tor at llpiNIngsido- Molds. died yester-
day In (lrnco I-iospitai as the result of
being Milan on thaqu by, an insane
man at the home t cheeks ago The
patient was John who turned
upon Mr. Coobol slid aiy as“he was
below. lo d to a room in the institution
Septic poisoning not in and Mr Goo-
hcl was sent to Grace Hospital, where
he failed to recover from the wound.
Mr, Gocliul was formerly a well
known shoe merchant here. and
among his children in a daugher.
Mrs. William I72. stomping, wife of
former Councilman members. of New
Britain.
Three Score fillies Start on
Long Tour to Whilti Mountains
For the Randslim dilution
Trophy
Burr no. N Y., Lucy 12. ~Thrcu
crow nnwmnbiles sin ted front hero to
day on tho 1,100 mile or of the Amer
inn Automobile As" ‘iatlfm through
northwestern New Y rkhQuobcc and
the Now Ilngland s is. to the Whito
Mountains. The on . list showed a
total of eighty-one. h of this numhor
about twcnty failed put in appear
uuci- oi the sturtin ‘ point today to
compete for the (Ind, 11 cup. The cup
was donated b Cha J. (Hidden. of
Boston. and is o . van to the per-
son who can show ih‘ radical achieva-
incut with the mo ‘
pairing and not in .
tug:
I'wo pilot cars We! , the first. to take
the road. They will distribute con-
fetti along the routs to guide the tour
lots on their journey.
'l‘hc itinerary follows: Start July 12,
Buffalo to Auburn; lilih. Auburn to
Iliicn; I‘lth, (Nice to Sarntogu: 15th.
Sunday. at Surutogu; lilih, Surntoga
to Elizabciliiowu in Lake Champlain
lloicl. lSth. Lake Champlain Hotel to
Montrcal; lllth, at Montreal; 20m.
Monircul to 'l‘liroe Rim-rs; 1315!. Three
Rivers to Qucbcc; "1d and 23d at
Quobcc: 'Jith. Quebec ioJmkmun. Mc.:
‘h’lih, .luckinuu to Wutorvlllo; 26th.
Wilton-lilo to Rungclcy Lakes; 27th.
at ltuuuolcy Inikos: 28th. Ilaugoloy
laflki‘fl to llrctloli Woods.
'l‘ho rompciitors for the (Hidden iro-
phy arc milljcciul to i'xcol-dlnilly strin-
gcut rules. For thcm the tour In a
regularity lost and they are compound
to run on a certain ilxcd schcdule and
are not allowod to touch their cars for
any purposc whatever except during
tho limo ilicy are on schedule and
than at thcir own risk and subject to
penalty should tholr repairs adjust
inputs, ropioniahmonts or inslumionwbo
or
ouch minute a car is bchlnd schedule
limo at our of the fortylfour checking
station it will be penalized one point.
I«‘ or out It minuto a car is ahead of time
tho pcnuliy is two points This into
prom-pt racing. The daily schedules
harp boon arranged on the basin of the
maximum of the legal speed limits of
tin» territory .hrough which the tour
is uuido, wlln ullownncon for various
dcluys. such ilu illllng tanks. truffle do
lays, ctc.
For those entrants not competing
for tho (‘iiiddon trophy it special prise.
a humimnuc hronsc ilguru of Mcrcury.
hue boon offered by Puul ii. Deming.
chairman of tho touring committee for
the driver who makes the bout regn
int-by rcvnrd in his running, repairs
on .v-djustmonts in garages being per-
ml 9“.
Thu standing of the contaiitnntn will
bu known at the and of ouch day‘s run
and the rcsuii will bu known as 500!)
an llrctton Woods is reached.
'i‘hIWy-llvo manufaclurcrs are rcpt-w
settled, of whom thirty-two arc Amorl
can and three foreign.
MAUI Fifi. LADDIIS JUMP.
Norwalk Fm Alarm loll Tim of in
action and cm, .Iuay All by
A also alarm Int its called out tho
Norwalk Fire Department on tho
An investigation showed that tho oo-
hld “WM '9 M “'
volition. WWMo in stain?
the mouth“
film
on‘ thablplls by“ tbo‘towor a“ tilt
nil W'RM illici-
a is
do with life simil-
'i'h. km “
to the cm last night at 8 o'clock. .
chalfour fried For AuioSpsod-
lug Alleges illimer 0on-
.oiablo Fired Bail Cartridges
ARorilim—Allomau in lico-
pilal as Result Says Auto
iiwnor
m-“ w
After a four houra' trial yesterday.
from 1‘0: 30 to 2: 30. without even a
respite for lunch, Joe Walker better
known among the Norwalks under his
former name of "Shop" Walker. was
found guilty of exceeding the speed Ii
mit on the llaricn turnpike June 23rd.
Heappealed the case, which will now
come up before the September term of
the Superior Court, after his lawyer
had furnished a bond of 8260.
The case was tried by Justice Dance
of Darlon, before a crowd that filled
the entire court room. Seldom has
a case attracted so much attention as
the one yesterday. The alleged new
national shooting in connection with
the arrest and the fact that it was
known that the attractions would fight
the case to the and contributed to give
it an interest much greater than com-
man.
The chief difliculiy In the testimony
was found in the attempt to arrive at
some degree of accursc, y as to the time
the machine was making on the day
of the arrest. On June 23rd, Walker
was taking a party of ladies along the
turnpike on the run between Darius
and Norwalk. about? all a mile from
Darleu center. when he was ordered
to stop by Constable Ottomer of Dan
ion. Walker did not stop on this oc-
casion. claiming ut’ the trial yesterday
that he applied both brakes. but that
the machine, a powerful Pierce Great
Arrow, refused to work. 'I‘hcreupon,
(Continued on Seventh Page).
cousins ctr $100.00il
express coupon FililllS
lio Oiuolo Their identity and
no Ono Bump to Know it“.
Dough Was filols'n ;.
SEATTLE, Wilsi‘i"
July 12.~—MON
Purim: ldxprcss Company here has
been stolen from tiw atomncr Ida May
and no clue has been obtained as to
who the robbers arc. The shipment
was sent from [fall-banks and was
translorrcd at Ncmma. 'I‘hc Ida May
was in transfer it to the Sarah at Fort
(lliibou and it was there that, the loss
was div-ovorcd.
FELL FROM CAR.
A Hungarian, who did not givo his
name, fall from a trolley our in Wall
street this morning but so far as
could ho lcuruod. Was not seriously in
Jurud. The man went on ubis way.
WHOLE BUNCH TO GO
SAYS IR. KOKOVSOFF
Soon To Rnigucviioh Because
They Cannot Stand the Pac-
salty
l
81‘. PETERBBURG, July iz.—-il‘i-
moo Minister Kokovaoif has given
authority for the statement that the
resignation of the entire cabinet is in
the hands of the emperor. So far as
can be loomed. howevtrr. his majesty
is not yet. ready to charge tho Consti
lutlonai Democrats. with tho task of
forming a coalition cabinet composed
of the more solid of the Conservative
and Liberal elements in the Lower and
Up r “moon of Parliament under the
urchin of Count Hayden and M
Blakovlch.
Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcholuiovltch ,
commander of tho Guards Corps and
the troops in the military district of
St. Putsraburg. has iondomd his resig.
nation to the emperor on account of
the Proobrsiensky affair. but his ma
lolly declined to accept it.
DRAW. IIG OIOWDI.
«nun—What
Gunilla Puncher at Gospel Mission
to Undonomllgtibdai and Broad-
Rcv. J. A. can. tho ovarian-t from
mnMiddlobcI-o, Marm‘praaoh odbeforo a
t will? in
iaraozsndi diam
hudingon tho Washing? strut
r Clark
chnlsm of Mao: ill one of the now try! brill
wNOTlot.
ottoman meeting of tho clock-
stabbing iii the Women has not
at of the its marathon in-
obsmuhubls
‘ all wii n6
for tho
investment Association
hold at
bu of silicon willbo
m of the Norwalk Building. ms
"at“ Washington street. ,
mm «on»
having misused the malls.
brought to Dallas and after appearing
than $100000 consigned lo-ihc Alaska
Entire Russian cabinolsky is
an Maliln‘g‘A Private Talk
to Boya”--— Bail 52500
W.”
DALLAS, Tex” July 12. ”Mrs. Carrie
‘ Nation was arrested at Cleburno, yes
tordny. by a deputy United States mar
ahal on a warrant charging her with
She was
beiorc‘ United States Commissioner A
J. May, was released on bond of 32,-
500. The examining trial is not for
July 31. ‘
The warrant comes from Guthrie.
Okla, and specifies that she deposited
in the melodies a publication contuin- -
big an improper article headed, “A
Private Talk to Buys."
When a boy is willing ingot up
early it's because there is some work
for him to do and he wants to skip
out to dodge it.
liliflli
its
3 .. at us:
Vindication Alter Years of
Trial and Fighting
PARIS. July 12. ~Tbe Supreme
Court today announced its decision.
snuuliing the condemnation of prey-
fus without a re~trinl
The effect. of the decision is a com-
plete vindication of Dreyfus entitling
him in restoration to his rank in the
army as though he had never been ac-
cased ‘
'i‘hc decision of the court was road
pro president of the Court of Cases.-
lion. immediately on the reassembling
of the court today. 'l‘h he Palace of lus»
lion was throngcd by an eager crowd.
Among those present Were Matthew
Dreyfus. brother of Alfred Dreyfus,
Malice Mornard counsel for Captain
Dreyfus; Col. Picqunrt. Madame zota
and many others who have figured
in the celebrated rose Capt Drey-
fus was not present, continuing his
m
(Continued on Fourth Page).
Attorney .1. J. Cuueo went to Hart.
ford this morning to transact some la-
illll business.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
NOTICE-4 WISH TO INFORM MY
customers that i have not and am not
going to raise price of ice. People
wishing artificial ice at hilc cwi. loin-
phono 25%. South Norwalk Div. PM.
Box 198. Dorian. E. 'l'. Bates.
“internment: W
nadir a. manner. rustic
Stonompbsr. Work in all depart
ments of copying and typewrlting. Of-
iloo .iiofel Clifford. 'Phono «it.
PERSONAL
FOR PAINS iN BACK, 1.088 OlE‘
appetite, sinking spells. retention or
incontinence of. or deposit lu urine.
CornolIs Kidney and Bladder Cure Is
a specific 50c. At all druggists.
51012 14
-u .‘.s.......
' A ' continuities
Conn. seventy acres beautifully local
ed. Lots to suit all It is Will” to
select a lot while you are slimy“;
given (too or. Vast-hon. Sam
on
‘ . (“WNW "Kim" 351" IT *
J ”f Row Silos Arrested in Texas
by the presiding judge. M Ballot Beau:
habitual secrecy by remaining seclurb
. within four miles of South Norwalk or
limiti- Oomatory .. Not-wait .
a~~m..
susmass Noricns.
MRI. ANNIE M. HAYES. lit SOUTH
Main St. Pauli: :10er k Shampoo
lug, electr al scalp treatment, labial
massage a specialty. lino Cucumber
Cream for a lino completions-«substi-
tute for powder. (tail for true treat
merit. Runnrduous hair and blemishes
{moved without pain. Consultation
roe.
ILIchio ruriuo or am.
kinda Oxidlaed cup I. bran and
dish-l. bronu. old «1. run metal and
black 'yaoht trimmings: plumbm' sup
lies and «habitation. bicycle and as
bllot {limiting and table ymo
Waurll if
mam
|Silw
Victim of Russian Assassin
Passes Awaylfliilioul Having
Regalnad continuum»:
Was Noted For ills Cruelty . .
SEBABTOPOL, Jilly 12.—-Vice Ad-'
miral Chouknln, commander of the ‘ ‘
Black Sea Fleet, who Was-.shot yester- ‘
day, supposedly by a sailor of the bat- .‘
tieship O..2huoi'f died this morning a ‘
without having regained consoloua‘
ness.
sue wasucr wrsa.‘
Woman Thought Trolley Company .
Run Exprus Cars in South Nor- ‘
walk. ‘
Amusing incidents happen every
now and then on the trolley line and .
the handlers of the lever and the niok- .
are the man who can chuckle oven:
good joke as no one else can. Yestera : ‘
day afternoon a lady was seen waiting
at the switch in the center of Dorian
for 8 Stamford cur Four carloads of .
children who has been on a day's out- 2
lug passed and the tired woman, worn
during when her chance to get on
board would come sang out to the
conductor of a north bound car, “Say.
mister, when will an accommodation
car be along?"
”—
WANTED.
WANTED—CLERK IN GROCERY
store. Apply to Jerome S. Gainer,
Noroton, Conn. .112 St
WANTED-4303! TO MAKE HIM- ’
self generally useful about store. Ap-
ply Stillson- Powell Corp. 111 ill;
dildo
WANTED~SITUATION or [RIBH
girl as cook or second work. Address
:19 Osborn Avo., East Norwalk 110 at
WANTED-«A BELL nor. APPLnE ‘
at once at once of Cliflbrd Basilio 3t
iRhS '53-’53“ W‘ ..
‘ wasps—1‘5; at 1..
paper ores; Md! 1: :
sary. Steady wdflg’ Alibmod’ ..
erioun Paper Box Manufacturing Ob. *‘
Cross and River St, Norwalk 311 at
WANTED~A GIRL FOR GEN-
eral housework; while, good refer-
ences. Call evenings. Miss Plait. fl
West Ave, South Norwalk 111 ct
WANTED—~COIDRED WOMAN A8
cook and lanndress and man as gar-
donor and houseworkei. Husband and
wile preferred. Apply at once, bring-
ing references. Mrs. Wood, 100 East
Ave, Norwalk. 112 if
WANTEDw—A SMALL FARM WH‘H“
small house and outbuildings suitable
for poultry and trucking Must be
Stamford. Address Form, this oillce. .
‘ 110 at _,
waurso —— noannnns. roams
reasonable. Bath and all convenient.
as. 57 Seaview Ava, lilaat blorlz‘sllttt
WANTIDwAGEN'i‘S TO S‘EL'y
high grade confectionery for manufac-
turer to dealers. Salary $18 per week
and expenses. Address tluler Candy-H
00., Cleveland, 0. , '
waurswnxpnsmucno HAT
trimmers. John O. Wilson. our. South
Main and Cross 810.. South "emf?
, m
M...- ... . w»...-
‘51,.
Lear-ta emu. ACCOUNT BOOK .
issued by Holland Amerlka Line, with .
price lists of engine, wagons. machines.
etc Of use to owner only Finder
will please return to finalise] ofiicxlaud
receive reward.
Loor~u6uou an'rwssu .,
Quintin-d Ave. and Bates' for factory.
pocketbood containing $101 in blila.
Owner's name inside. A reward will
be paid for its return to William uw- ‘ .
rouse. at fur factory or ll Quintard
Ave. no ll
10 RIWARMLOET ON FRIDAY.
Jay 6 on shore road. between Wes
Burn Golf club. Norotou. andso south
port. a set of red leather auto cut-
tshis, black rubber has: also red to
her in a tube 4% by at. Return to
dismissed and got reward, or toiophou
or write advising how lb ill!
be recovered. run: A.
oi. Clinton am, arthropod.
on 1rd "shuns. I,
W baddiflall. lucid
Norwalk Chronicler