. found that the order L‘- by tri'inalts they had found that the ' bouts had passed from natural beds literal-e (plan for comprises Col. ‘ . «with»: Johnson a Ices. of lin timing for U. Rhianna Isles Obldpany. of the creditdrs of the ‘ Foundry and Sales Com- play was held yesterday afternoon at the office of Judge John H. Light. and it will be good news‘to people of South Norwalk that a large New York foun- dry company. .10an & Sons. is no- tiating for the purchase of the foun- II this concern secures it. than will be probabieimprovements and an extension of business. The concern is one of the solid ones finan- cially In New York and already does a large and paying business. This seems to be the first bright spot in the gloomy situation. matter was continued In. the hands of tho committedland at present it looks f the sale could be successfully mi. MfMULLdN's new HOME. Will Make .a Large Number of Other ‘ Improvements at Rurriff’s John'McMuilen, the purchaser of the Burritt island property. has been In- tehding to move into his new residence tall. but has lust authorised much A. B. Malkln and require a number ditioual work‘b Company. that w of weeks longer to complete. Mr. McMullen will send a. big dred here during the neat few days. to d g a water way in the main channel of tits harbor. so as to make his dock ao- _ osisibls at any time. and will also re claim several acres of meadow land I) It is said that he wil add about fifteen acres of available property to the place by the process. 'iiousa commas in rows. Trip Hers laid to be Purely of a Dual- Homer 5. Cummings. good looking young mayor. paid Nor- walk a visit Monday evening. Cummings trip here. it was stated. was entirely on business. nothing poll- tlsai beingeonneci’sd with it. Natural ly Hr. Cummings aroused in at the silos of Attorney John J. Walsh. but did not see the councillor, as the lat- tar Is on a cruising trip. MR. I'lltllls AN AUTOMOIILIOTI thet wail-knead South Norwalk reprises atve o a flour, is now an aniotnoblllsts. Hr. Farris has purchased a handsome runabout Oldsmobile, which, was it ifvsrsd to him yesterday. Mr. . Ferris and John W. Colby brought the r on freni New York. arriving early The trip was made In excellent style. RITUIII‘ IOON FROM Wilt)“. Ii . Hill and I: maklnh .months. seashore inakeepsrs. cow _ ,As defense did not. its coronal-day more ' N: the civil , ‘ viii?” ii“ ”it'd“ t slum as. ,, so . , cases which ‘hliv‘e tbdtin mid tribunal for the past few; Ithppell, amusement s g lily 0f dred ins ‘on M sol. island”..- . the Re oi'WIm Com . .a‘nd con: damning the boats. created them sold. An appeal was taken from this decis- ion and was allowed latitude: close for each host. . . . , .These three boats were accused of dredging on" what is known as the outer grenade. Today. «at’a session ‘ of the same court some more boats will be tried on the allegation that they Were dredging on the inner, "grounds. . ;. . The testimony yesterday was largely technical. and was given by three‘en~ ploy of the Relicl Oyiter Company. ' ‘ seam. C, H. Nichols. ‘H. B. ‘Bailey ndll‘rank dels,.thsy showing how C tenths private bed with their‘dredgers down. . Counsel for the defense did not. at- mon pleas court. Judge Stevenson also found the _ Greyhound had been guilty of using a for virus number while at work. the penal y for which offense is the same as that for the other; V mercenaries m Norman as... con. ’smui Campbell, Who was. »- "pl‘alnt. Was Find 07 Meat Campbell. a janitor ammo?- ed at the Franklin Apartment House in South Main street, by H. .l. Hipaon went in Norwalk last night and now slit” ,be Is: probably sorry that he made the (finned went lnto‘ Brettenbergs" ‘ . saloonat 7 Wall street. and. accord- in: births proprietor. took seven drinks,of various kinds and then got into an argument over a game of pool withfia man named Crawford. ' Brettenberg told Judge Lockwood in court. this aiming that Crawford walked peacefully . away and that Chmpbell'started for the man while the lattcrts back was At'tllia , turned. to . an ‘ or O 'c that .gu revel-dome men Jumped In.’ . . . Campbell then went out of the place and looked up a policeman. finding Officer leatherland to whom he made the complaint about Bretten- berg. Officer Leatherland accompani- ed Campbell back to the saloon and later bearing additional details decid- ed that Campbell was the man to lockup. . The judge said that in view of Campbell’s good record. he would go light on him’ and imposed a fine of 37 without costs. HONORS FOR W. G. MILLER. Norwalk Sentinel Representative Ad pointed Forest Fire Warden. Last year the selectmen were re- quested to appoint a town forest fire warden. but did not rind this year. another similar request beinp made. it was decided to fill the office. Ac cordingly. at a meeting held yester’ day afternoon, they elected William G. Miller, for year of August 1st. 1906 in August Isl, 1907. The office is primarily for‘towna in which are located large forest and ac- cording to the statutes, the warden has power to appoint two or more do patios and in case of forest fires. to employ men to extinguish them. LOST LIFE AT STAMFORD. Nicholas Morella Drowned In Canal Yesterday Afternoon. STAMFORD. Conn. August 1.»— Nicholas Morella a 13 year old boy. was drowned in the canal here late yesterday. The body has not been re- covered. Morella had taken hold of a 10 year old youngster. Joseph Gem tile. and had dragged him out into the deep water to duck him. in the strug- gle the Gentile boy kicked Morel! ' causing him to loose his hold a , drown. A. young colored lad. Henry Cousins, who saw the affair, sprang in» to the water and rescued Gentile. MR. CARRIOAN'B NIW TINT HOMI Martin Carrigau. the tuberculosis patient in the tent at the Norwslk Hospital will not be taken to the grounds of the. town farm. as had been planned by the selectmeh. The friends of Mr. Carriaan have secur- ed as excellent tent for him and the same had been erected at It Cedar street, to which place, he has been removed. ' The patient has been in the tent at the hospital for more than a year and has without question. benefitted greatly by the outdoor treatment. IUMMIR RIIORTO LOCI MONIY. TON. Auguat1.-—Uaprecedsnt- ed fog and unreasonably weather for the month of July has cost rummage- sort keepers up and down the, ow England coast many thousand of do! lar‘s. according to statistics completed today and has crippled the coastwise shi ping business to a degree rarely be a experienced during the summer owners and allipmastera are h l of favorable weather and ,. of Augustinian . the Com-g thlb mm for revision. Aid lot. of the If. ill. Church will be held t is afternoon and evening. maniacal! tomorrow afternoon The Southern New England Tele- phone Company has broken the record this year for underground cable work. Not less than 400.000 feet of duct will e laid by the end of the season. The ' cunt to be laid in Fairiield county ., ill 'be‘ upwards of 90,000. the cities ofsBridgeport and. South Norwalk be- ing assigned 25.000 each. in Stani- ford<10.‘000 feet will be laid in con- nhction with the nevi exchange in that till!” from New fllm. in. the 0m." $5 which is now practically finished. e: Silimford and South Norwalk conduit ‘work is in a division by it- sglf. the work in Bridgeport is in the hands of a single'force, 4 men being shiployed. Throughout the state. the moduli construction is carried on in divisions. Hartford and Merlden in which 115.000 lost of new‘ duct will tempt to controvert this svldencebul 3:. ”t in by cold weather are com- Ill appealed their cases) to the civil com— In one division under Ill. 8. VIII d. The New Haven division hi' v has 12.000 feet as the season‘s ' is under the charge of“ J. H. Rudolf, and the .‘Norwich division with 50.000 feet of duct to be laid will be In charge of J. J. Haber. lnzrhll from 400 to 600 men are on 5 the weekly pay roll in the conduit con- struction department of the company. There are also «twins and pole gangs at work in the 61 exchange dls~ tricts In the state extending the com- pany’s lines and service. A new line has been completed during the month between New Haven and Westerly. R. I. This runs cross county north of the old line. cutting into Baybrook and New London. The telephone company is now en- gaged in establishing additional toll line circuits for service. between New iamdon and New York by way of New Haven. The now tell, line between Hartford and Springfield has also been opened since the middle of July. In every part of the state new work Is going on. newlines established and new exchanges built. in diamford the ‘ i We is abury Is under way and a he one in Norwich will soon be ready. the building being within a few weeks of completion. The Stamford. Dunbury and Norwich exchanges will more than double the telephone ser- vice in each of those cities. The rapidity with which the telephone has been introduced In the farming Ideal» ltles of the state during the last half dozen months is noteworthy. The progress in the country in this respect has kept, pace with that in populated centers. It. Is an interest- ing fact that the grudges have taken up the question of telephone service in the homes of farmers and in some of the granges lectures have been given with steropticon views. Tlils new step was first when in the grunge in Stamford. The members wanted to know not only the use and value of the telephone. but also the me- chanism and manipulation. Photo— graphs were prepared for a slereoptl- con lecture and it has been given in a number of granges with very sails. factory results. One of the lectures will scan be given In the grunge at Bristol. which occupies a foremost place In grunge work In the state. it promises to be a movement. of general interest. and the grangee are taking it up as one of the best ways for be- coming familiar with the telephone. The Stamford grunge. which is the author of the new idea. liturled a very important method for disseminating knowledge In the slate concernlfig the telephone and its service in the home. The Bridgeport division, which com- prises the towns of Bridgeport, Eoston. Monroe. Btratford and Trumbull, is one of the principal districts in the state. An idea can be formed con- cerning the extent of the service re- quired. when it is stated that the list of telephone subscribers in the divis- ion occupies 21 pages of the official directory of the Telephone Company. which was issued two weeks ago. The expansion of the company‘s lines. reaching every town in Connecticut, is. of great interest to the subscribers In the Bridgeport division. the new lines giving them additional facilltes for reaching the mass of telephone users. OAViN ROCK IXCUROION. ’ Parties planning to go on the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail- road Company's popular excursion on Saturday neat. which is covered by ad. in the issue of toda . will be liable to suffer diasppointme t if they defer purchasing tickets. until the morning of the sxonrsion. The ularity of this beautiful resort, an the i demand for tickets demonstrates a fast that the public'vfully appreciate wortunlty afforded for a day’s on and outing at the shore. M so HIGH OCHOOI. PLANa YET. The plans for the town high school a ll fail to put in an appearance. The titling committee has been export “f the plans daily from Architect WI and Potter. Mr. Potter has them can. - e lawn fete given by the WICI' uneasy, sooner x. 1956. "p. » NEW 5 5"]: “Balllmors in Ohio"; Imitationt “ ‘ g‘ 1 . Charged Willi Violating Hash. New ”York Plumberdlltlurhsii town: a new one. only complaint“ out a week ago and not yet a . ' by Winthrop Gait! land. who was on ind was owned ; of Garner's Is- rd her. accomp- _.plgbt. with the , ‘ ,r in which they wot. a play filled ln‘d which call- ed for the strongest acting. All traces f nervousness. which was slightly III evidence ths’flrst night. was entirely \eiiinlnated from Add the work . »-‘entire company would have doneenedit to the best as— gregation . on _ . 'Brown. as Captain Hastings. was un— gassuming and earnest In his work and received unstiated = pplause. Grillith. as him.- ‘8 ' age, was aplen~ wild. being even better!!!“ on the pre- J. Epoyle was thor- oughly at. home in tbe'rolc of Eugene it ' to perfection Tommy West handictlz~tiic comedy part of Mr. Walker in his . *(‘aroline M Walker. was much uni » forceful and better In every way u. of the previous-oven . . .vlous syenlng. hymn "playing usual clever man‘ w exchange. costing 0100.000. will untrue rue b” . a . airy. company WHI- Omani. ROUNDINO UP PULAJANES. MANILA. August l.——General commander of tile American forces on the island of lmyte, has telegraphed to Gen. Wood that he has five hundred regular troops. besides a number 0! scouts and constabulary. ready to be» gin Ii movement to round up the re- bellious Pulajancs. The municipal pre- sidents charge that the recent ouf‘ break was caused by the action of Governor Deveyra. in disarming the municipal police of many towns. thus leaving the homes of the people practi- cally unguarded. COLUMBIA TO ASSIBT TACOMA. NEW YORK. August i.~Tbe Unitg ed States Cruiser Columbia went to sea today to Join the cruiser Tacoma which is of! the Jersey Cimli to des- lrov derelecis. A wireless message was received at. the navy yard. Brooklyn yesterday from the Tacoma asking for assistan- ce. but did not say what the trouble ONTADIO TIMBER LAND SOLD. ONTARIO. Oni.. August hundred and eighty square miles of timberland. worth 3|.500.000. were sold here‘ yesterday to Holland and Graves of Byug Inlet. The tract is sit- uated on the north shore of Georgian Bay and incision the townships of Hy- Tho limit is covered with OARO RUNNING iN NEW IIDFORD NEW BEDFORD. Mesa, August I.— Thc main feature of interest in the trolley strike situation early today was the announced intention of the company to restore the cars for work- Ingmen to the operating Cars were being run practically on schedule time today and were carry- ing more passengers than on any prev- ious day sincethe strike. lORAVA TO MIIT iROOUOiI. TORONTO. Ont. August 1.-f.orays has been. selected to meet the Rochw tcr Yacht Club's lrouois. In a series of races for the Fisher cup. of Char- lotte. August 11. Toronto: Gear George Owen. will be the iudges. LAUNCH FOR YIAROHT OLUI OMOK- Contractor Leslie‘Onmble will run his laun h from the public float at Chip. Rochester. and inthrop Center. Haas» From His Slumbsrs. Sought Revenge. and lied One of His Own lian_ds Blown ilif NEW YORK. August l.--—Ila.vlng was almost blown off and Mrs, Mary Wilson. in whose flat theparty was: making merry, was knocked down and . here. Those arrested are Baltimore & . rendered unconscious by the explosion. 3 chip Conductor E. V. Owens. Dr. B. F. merchants AlillESl “4...... , "3*“ ‘hiitflbamurrllfltill’ ' iii Laws in Allowing a Layer. in Travel ‘ i PARKERBBURG, West Va., August‘. 1. w-(!eorgu Rossett, the Syrian leper.i whose movements have been watched for the last few weeks, arrived in this [city yesterday and his travels were brought suddenly to a halt when the Baltimore it Obie officials refused to allow him to ride on that division of the road. News of his arrival spread swiftly. Thousands flocked to the de- been kept awake until 2 o'clock this . pot and police were detailed to watch. morning by a noisy party In the llaLRossett. who. when he found that he' beneath his own. Thomas Owens. alcould go no further, decided to make Plumber in the Williamsburg sectionlhlmself comfortable on the grass in of Brooklyn, threw a stick of dyad-the rear 0f the station. 9 mite against their door. Owens' band; Late last night Recorder Leonard issued a warrant for three men charg- ing them with bringing the leper I l Owens suffered without complaint; Echo. of Maryland, and D. .W. Mohler.’ until midnight and then began to pro. test. At 2 o'clock he rang the bell; at Mrs. Wilson's flat and when she; came to the door threatened to blow up the fist unless the noise was stop- ped. Mrs. Wilson grappled with ,hlm and Ownes threw a stick of dynamite against the door. which shattered his hand. knocked both himself and Mrs. Wilson down and badly damaged the door of the flat. None of the party _V was injured. Owens was taken to a hospital un- der arrest. His hand will be ampu- tated. . WILL NOMINATE CUMMINGS. lows Republicans Meeting In Conven- tion Tooday. DES MOINES. la., August 1.... There is little doubt apparently that Governor A. B. Cummings will be re- nomlnated at the Republican state convention here today. But beyond this. friends of George B. Perkins. or the “Stand-putters." will concede noth- ing. According to them, some dele- gates who are Instructed to vote for Cummings will do so, but will befree to act as they please regarding theitypewrlting. Should have a high: organisation of the convention. It: was reported this morning that the Central State Committee might res- cind their action of last night. putting the 18 Perkins delegates from Dallas County on the tonuxorary role. The first test of strength will probably be over the temporary chairman. There seems to be nopariioular controversy over anything except lieutenant-gov- ernor. and one railroad commissioner. in The opposition will train prevent the ates Gover- nor Cummings is understood to insist norm-nation er the candid upon for these positions. The eleven district caucuses met prior to the convention to name a member of the state control committee and members of the committees on cre- dentials. resolutions. etc. The ticket may not be named until tonight. —-ann fete this afternoon. saws—“*9... MR. HUBBARD THERE. u...- WIth His Vary. Unusual Garb at Camp. PLAINVILLE. August 1.-——Among the crowd from New Haven at the camp yesterday was a certain Mr. Hubbard. garbed in a long white rebel. bedecked with orange and blue rib- bons. This, he says is the kind of robe our Lord wore to the synagogue on the Sabbath. and he feels it to be his duty to wear one like it. although he was a picturesque addition to the Sunday afternoon ongregation. The straw hat and cowhide boots which accompanied the outfit seemed rather incongruous. Between services a crowd listened attentively to Mr. Hubbard's explanation of the spiritual advantage of wearing such a dress. HIB AUTO WRECKED. WESTPORT. August 1.—~A large automobile operated by Leo Ditrich- stein. actor and playwright. was wrecked at the foot of Turkey Hill. late Monday night Mr. Ditrichstein and his companion. “Kid" Walker. were thrown out and were unconscious when picked up. Aside from some severe body bruises. the men were not Injured. GIORITARY WILSON'B IURPRISE VIBIT WASHINGTON. August i.——Becret- ary Wilson left here today to pay a surprise visit of inspection to several slaughtering and packing houses in the East. At the Department of As- riculture it was not disclosed which cities he would visit because. it was stated to do so would defeat the o - loot he has in view. ‘ PIKINO LIGATION GUARD. PldKlN. August i.--w. w. Rockhlll 3:3 Mauritian minister. ”013:.ng ay n ascordanoaw - vice. only 126 marines will be sent as a logation guard at this eighto relieve the guard now on duty. 0 t guard will be sent to the Philipp us when releived. . .v pansouai. " e; leaving at 7:45 o'clock. to the Norwalk Yacht Club where a. smoker will be held in honor of visitin TOBACCO COMPANV'O DIVIDIND. gust multimeter! buco Company to it yacht clubs. of the American T da declarpd a. quarterly. dividcnt of z ' . common stock. of five per cent. also on the common arsniis siui haven tit swastneas in Wil- slate. longer. Apply Cornell’s Rapid Corn Cure to your corns'. ibunlons or cal. losses. it will roulette them without trouble. pain or soreness. Arthur. Drug and shoe limes. ”0 a1 ii cameraman " , Riverside Gem - Hamill dean. seventy acres utifully loiuu all. Lots to suit all.. it is wins to in select a lot while you are alive. Ap ”at?” Osa it. Warmth WI v l The county board of health held a . B- Inquiro ill Havilanri lit. m SI of the local yard office. All three meal were arrested and put up a forfeit for) their appearance today. meeting last night, but after deliberat- ing. for several hours took no action. it is probable that another meeting will be called today. at which time some instructions will be had from the state board. WANTED. WANTEHIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Small family; good wages. Mrs. Prentiss, Woodward Park. near Meadow St, South Norwalk. a1 3t E: i'i '. 7“ 1‘ n.‘ s Fighting Between. ‘ti‘uilntsrs: A: and Loyal lrodps Gunilnllcil; ‘, During Greater Part ol' liipiiti wcommunlcalion With croft-'1 , siadi Cut Oil ‘ ‘ HELSINGFORS. Finland. August I. —-The light between the royal troops and the mutineers was wa during 3 most of the past ni ht. lbs canon- ade was. heavy. he firing of the guns furnishing an aweinspiridx, spectacle to the thousandalining the“ . . . points of vantage on Observatdry Hill; the loyal minority seemed to com: mand the forts on Nicholla Island. which was engaged in a, duel with‘ Sandhamm'e formidable masked bat.» tel-lea. At 10 o'clock this morning. they were still exchanlng broadlides . at ten minute's intervals. ‘The vlcu‘ tims transported to Helsingfors hum-v . be.- less than fifty. of whom fifteen. are dead. But thus far the numbered killed or wounded In the ‘ Svsaborg hospitals has not been ascertainable. Order has been restored at Bkatuti- den Island. where 110 sailors and slow ven civilians have been disarmed. From the civilian point of view the local situation is easier. (Continued on Eighth Page. WANTED—A FARM 0!" FROM 10 to to agree. with good dwelling house having seven or more rooms; also necessary barn and outbuildings. Ad» dress W. N.. 658 itth‘ St, Brooklyn. N. Y. a1 6t WANTEG-BOOKKEEPER. MUST be bright young man between eighteen and twenty-five years of age and have a knowledge of bookkeeping and‘ school education. Apply at office of: Tokenoko Corporation. Rowayton. of Bi. WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply No. ti Stevens St. Norwalk. 13! 3t WANTED —- DELIVERY CLERK. Good wages to suitable party. Address 33.1 3t ' “.A." Sentinel Olhce. ,WANTID—BOARDIIIRS WIN - PR! vate’famiiyr' *Kdilth’li‘ilfi ’ . ". terms reasonable. 57 Seaview ve.. East Norwalk. iii ti WANTED—A GIRL FOR uonr housework. Can sleep home if desired. Apply at 53 Bayvlew Ave. 130 iii WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Mrs. JAmes Golden. i Fairlieid Ave. South Norwalk. WANTED—YOUNG GIRLS To learn the weaving. Permanent work guaranteed to intelligent applicants. Apply between 9 and 10 s. m. J. A J. Cash. Ltd. Chestnut St. South Nor- walk. 130 (it “BUSINESS. No'rlcss. 'Mas. sums M. Haves. so acorn ' ain 8t.. South Norwsik Shampoo- g, electrical scalp treatment, labial massage a specialty. Use Cucumber Cream for a fine completion -—substi- rule for powder. Cell for (we treat- ment. Superfiuoua hair and blemishes removed without pain. Consultation free. . 'ILEOTRO PLATING OF ALL kinds. Qatdisad copper, brass and nickel. brow. old gold. pm metal and black yacht trimmings: plumbsra' sup piles and chandeliers. bicycle and an tomoblls trimmings and table ware gage“. & Son. Mi Water St Tel hORiil OHOIINO. HORSE/infil- r..ng. crrrisge and wagon repairing and painting. rubber tires, sign work. as! and second-hand carriages- ,m for sale. Work called for. deliv- ered.“ Call or telephone)!“ ‘M H. Master. llaviland must. " O. I'. IINIOIOT. PAINTBB All: decorator, will paint your house with best materials In a nest and work manllke manner. As): for an sstimai. Address 13 South Osborn avenue. Itasx Norwalk, mil tl ~+ 4' LOST. LOST—A SCARF PIN.‘ GOLD with red enamel; Stamford H. b School. numerals 1906. Finder wlI please return to this office or theDar- ien post ofliee. al at LOOT-BTOLEN. FROM VILLAGE .Creek, July 30, a IMoot round-bottom. clinker-built boat. painted lead color. Finder please inform R. M. Dayton. Highland Ave, South Norwaik. .a,‘ lit L08T~ON WASHINGTON 81‘... between South Main and Water Sta. a watch fob with initials G. L. G. as ward of 56 will be paid for return of same to this office or Ill. Croesnhner. East Norwalii. ' .11 3t. _. arm... Inquire ELI ”"l'JIBOuIOn Stp , soa'aALs«-uaon.fnon Iir’ . CELLAR. ALSO CITY- WA‘TE’Ri" WK? . 7 62 mm room: somamlhtlla rear; sas'r SIDE. lit DEBT. AND. - WEST sins: 146% FEET: Locatrlfln AT CORNER woonwsap avid. AND. CHARLES B. 81‘. PRICE also“ CASH. momma TAYLOR a GOIr. DEN. WASHINGTON 81‘. al at FOR BALE-«ROLL TOP 03334 ., fiat top desk, revolving desk chair; all oak; ail-drawer Peerless walnut filing. »~ cabinet, all in good condition. Selling for want of room. Address for any pointment. “Office Furniture," Senti- ‘ as! office. 181 It ” FOR GALE—LADY GOING ABROAD ' will sacrifice elegant upright grand 8400 mahogany piano. regardless at price. In perfect condition as purchas- ‘- " ed; new less than six months ago:. beautifully carved ease . with ivoryw keys: oval-strung bass With all im~ .. movements; tone undurpassed ill." sweetness, fullness andxxaelody; in . fact. all requirements desirable ill ‘ first-class. latest style instrument» ‘ Prominent maker; 10-year guarantee, and receipt which will deliver to no , chaser. Will positivoly sail Immediate: ly at any price offered-to first jcsa buyer, Including stool. Call owner residence. to West Ave. ., 131 ‘lfl roa sALs~wa om FOR» sale the desirable homastssd‘ot tb late Mrs. Rtephan C. Fe is, , g , . No. BWest Ava. South W. Thia is a very convenient and nttraetiva . cation. being within [M minutes ,d all churches. school houses. stores an - depot, and on line of West avenue r ley. About one acre of land, w d. runs through from WaltjAvei-‘ttl. It aer 3t. House contains slaved . heater and modern improtsinsllts. , . gladly ”show property at. any tibia! I ., price and further particulsrs. Taylor I: Golden: ' .l. a. aucnsa. resection. M glam Papsi Hanger and Decorator timatcs submitted. Address. 3 train son street. Telephone call. 00“. TO LET. TO RRNT—FO‘UR ROOMS. DOWN- stalrs. it. it Burbank Bi. Inquire .l. Disesa. Central Hotel. cor. Moot-0e and Chestnut Sta. , , at it To slur—snobs nun wanes room. Light trucking and blush sa- ve. . I! lit 'ro LIT—«ONO resistance soon , for light housekeeping. Address "Room." care Sentinel. lanai. TO LITwF‘URNIBIIEDi M” l. . re LIT—ON! BTOIII mil. itsdli. will its noted for purposes: also shop for man r ' to ram ti attended to. it West. unis: pour axramuanr ’2. "' " ’ ’ ... alarm, caustics u ._ first ~ . Jlld’flsl- ‘ W Miscctnault‘tms: . NOTICE—I WISH 70mm customerstbat l. have not It“ , going to raise P”°‘.«°'.R°‘T' wishing artificial its at‘ cw phone also-a. loath Norwaih Div ’ an m. Daria baits "“‘n‘mo. hernias. . SOLVENT Moron. . . .334» it. OK ,Norwalk. in said slanted-named The Court of Probntslffor til n! irlct of Norwalk hath ll lied. ‘ lowed six months from I. . dp of for the creditors of IMF , exhibit their claims in _ Those who neglect to accounts. properly stfs. time. will be dsbsmd'~ . muons indebted to requested to make in .
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