I . ‘ wenrnan rouse/lea . .
. Fair and solder tonight and Thurs-
. , . . day; fresh westerly winds.
ASSOCIATED PRIOO NIWO FROM. ALL PARTS OF THE WON-D IV A CPIOIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR-
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urnsusriev 1370- I mm” a tannins... SOUTH NORWALK, court. WEpNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1907.. No CENTS.
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”'"' l “HANGMAN PAil: "
unhappiness LETTER
not] onustosnso eunuch
Bl“I'll! Brewster Expected to
Take Some Recognition oi Re-
cent Sermon In Trinity
Church
A meeting of the vestry of Trinity
EPISODE!” Church was held last even-
tag, at which the recent scandal start-
ed by the sermon of Rev. Edmund S.
Middleton in accusing one of the
Members of the vestry of immoral
practices. was discussed. This morn-
coarlionlss ti““"“‘“
WILL coarser
_...._._,.
Charles Hendrie’s Heirs Agree
on Terms of Settlement~
$l7,000 Each For Grandsons
STAMFORD, Jan. 9.-—-In the pro-
bate court yesterday morning coun-
sel for Frederick B. Hendrle and
Herbert W. Hendrie, grand children of
the late Charles Hendrle. who contcsb
all his will and counsel for the execu-‘
tors of said will—Mrs. Gideon lien-
drie. Mrs. Mary Louise Ridabock and
lllSPiiiii] p
iflMifli IIIEH
First Lieutenant Finch Found
Conditions In Norwalk Very
would Hill 1
«u at illMPlilti
NEW fllilllEHS
Following the Meetings ot the
Three Organizations Arrange-
iiifli I I
fliii. Hl‘
Petition Has Been Prepared by
Ex-hieyor it. it. Golden, Who
iiii‘i hill ’9‘
Iiiiiiiii .
liiilliiifl
ituier of Persia Passed Away
at it O’clock Lest Night.
S’l‘. PETERSBIIRG, ti, 9.—-l.leuten-
ant General Vladimir vloff, the int!-
itary procurntor, or a vacate-general,
generally known since éhe late pnriIa'
meat as ”ilnnumnu Pa loft," from tho
epithet constantly applet! to him by
the. Radical lit-ptilieli..was shot and kill-
ed at in o'tiock this‘ morning, willie
walking in the- garden of the chief
Desires Signature at Every
Citizen Interested in Town's 9..
Growth
A stron effort is iwiur made to
line the tfoiley iiuc cxtcuticd over the
hill section of South Not'tl’ulk, and a
number of influential ritim‘m are In-
terested in the ill()\‘l‘lllill’. believing
that it will greatly do \‘t'tii‘ that 560-
tion of the town. and mid p. the value
and attractiveness oi‘ thc property
there. The matter is at pi'cz-t‘iit In the
hands of ex-Mayor lill'iliil'~l ii. Golden,
who has prepared a pl‘iiiloiu which he
Will have In his Oifil'tt, Tl \iushlngton
street. where it is rcqut'sicl that every
’ citizen of South Not'u‘uik stun it.
The extension of thc ti'c‘tbu' on the
bill has long been dc~tit'cd by a Very
large number of ilit- twat. rm. and it.
Is believed that, by a mum i‘lt‘tl effort
something can now bu dtdic to secure
it. and have a lino which \v-uld prove
a convenience to cvcrycp-- living in
that. section.
=The Burke property, tin Holmes
property. Hatch & innit \‘ iiI‘Operty,
and other places litil'c In t i: purchased
for development l‘i‘ll'llll_\ by parties
outside the town. and it i-. hoped the
business men licrc will inlU' - cough in-
terest in the projccl in duo the peti-
tion at. Mr. Goltlcn‘s out.-
The petition l't'llllh .l lilibms:
South Not-will . com.”
.l;tii'!u‘j\ f', 1907,
To the Consolidilicd it (in i.‘ l‘o,;
"18‘. however, the vestrymen when ask-
about the matter. were not dispos-
ed to say what took place, and it. was
evident that they were mutually
Pledb’ed' to serecy. The letter written
late last week by Mr. Middleton and
which was published in The Sentinel
was taken up by the vestryiucn, it. is
understood. and as a retraction it is
not, considered satisfactory by the
members of the lioard,.an it. simpl.v
does not retract and only expresses
Telnet that the matter cvcr gained
publicity. in all likelihood some ac-
tion will be taken which will bring
thc‘matter to the attention of Bishop
Brewster. who has been made cogniz-
ant of It by Colonel Leslie Smith. the
'senior warden.
NORWALK AFTER NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER COMPANY
Would Like to Secure Firm Ems
,ploying 7,000 People in Day-
ton, Ohio, and President
Lynes Is in Correspondence
Learning that. the National (‘zlsii
Register Company is scriolisly coir
slderlng moving its montmolb plant.
Employing 7.0000 people from lltlItioii.
Ohio, President Samuel Lyrics. of iiic
Norwalk Business Men's Association.
Satisfactory, and Will Short-
ly Report to the Govern-
ment
The muster and inspection of Coili-
panlen D and F, Third infantry. Coli-
nccticut National Guard was made
last night, at the Norwalk Armory, by
First Lieutenant C. C. Finch. of the
stationed at Governor's island, New
York. The inspection passed off very
satisfactorily and the militiamen made
a very creditable appearance.
The men were attired in'
khaki uniforms, with blanket and tent
rolls, cooking utensils, etc., all math
for service; in fact Lieutenant Finch
stated that it Is principally to ascer-
tain whether the companies are fit and
ready to take the field in case oftwar.
that these inspections are ordered by
the government. He also took due
note of the condition of the organiza-
tions. their merits and defects, which
he incorporates in his report to the
war department at Washington. The
inspecting officer found the man in ex-
cellent conditioaI and the equipment in
good order.
The companies were first formed as
a. battalion, undcr command of Major
Vincent M. King. of Danbliry. The
commanding general. his staff cfllccrs
and the field and stat! ofiicers of the
Third infantry who live nearest this
station. were inspected and mastered
also. Those were General Russcil'
military court buildlnsi near the Molka
canal. "
(ll
after it long chase through the crowded
city streets during which be tired about
forty shots from two volvers which
he carried. kiiiluii ll DOEtemau. and ac-
citlcntully wuuudliii; a
Twelfth Infantry, United States Army, ly and was undoubtedly carried out.
by tho saiiic organisation which has
sentenced iCiupcror Nicholas and seve-
ral of the ministers to (loath. The as-
sassin. who worn the uniform of a, mi-
thclr lltllry clorll attached I the court. ob—
tained an entrance to t.
the pretext oi" sttbiiilttlhg u n.9,,” to
the military I)i‘l)('lli‘ili()l" llc approach-I
arm's length, drcw n r pill i‘li‘c pistol
and fired Ihc whole In
Every shot was well
of them iorl- gaping
meats in ilic sonic building. itlrom the
nature of lh.- wounds it. appeared that
the stool lilil'ltcll‘ll bullets liud boo“
no that the) illicit! inflict ililll‘p 30,-.
"clip” of cllrti'idgcs into his pawl“...
and drawing a .‘il'l‘iillil Weapon,
to the cul‘i'iugt- antrnnk-c. llli‘mupnpd
"he lissassiu, who apparently was
ulscd us a workman, was captured
, Y.
The crime was cxocitted deliberate
harden under
ed the unsuspecting ncral within
. seven shots,
in quick Hill't'l‘rwslflll intt " tll'ltiff‘n body.
cd. and two
. tnds In his
breast, from which the general expir-
ed while being curried’ to his apart-
flatlcnvll out of their regular shape
ions wounds Hurliil)’ slipping another
The :lsn‘iisolii lam across the garden
the porter with his pistols and tint-thud
down (lllllkll sii'i'l'l. punt-led tho imper-
mants Were Completed for
the Euchre Tournament
'I‘lircc Noi'wnlk Fire Companies held
their annual election of outliers last
ovenlng. Arrangements were also
made for the beginning of the euchre
tolirnnmcni for a big sumK‘lI'. WillCh
Will Opt-u up at the Pioneer headquar-
ters in Main street, tomorrow night.
Games will follow weekly at. Pheonlx
Bimini- (‘oiupuny quarters the Fire Po-
lice rooms and Hope. liosci lieadillifll“
tors, iii ”iv ortlor nanictl.
Hope Hose Company.
In addition to clot-ting oillccrs hast
"lshi. Hope llose Company members
enjoyed a big turkey slipper, with the.
many dclicuic fixings Another fear
lurc of the owning was a program
of ciilorlniniiiciit. -'.
Tili‘ Oillk'i'I'p elected included
following:
(‘llptlliii~-~ iiurruii J. Moore.
t lt‘irst-lllcutcnulit—Sylvester Brother
on.
Second LionMutant—«Robert. Cullen.
'l‘rcnslircr ~ihlrrah .I. MIXII'I'.
Secretary r l-‘t-zlnk Fitzgerald.
fl Financial Sci-rotar.\'~--.losoph Keno-
C
the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company.
The iucinin-r. of l‘ioiit-cr Hook and
I‘llddcr (‘tllllllztllL cnjoll'd roast beef
supper last night. as customary after
a monthly rum-ting. l'iouccr omccrs
Wt‘l'l‘ Illt‘ itillouiiig:
for the compromise of the appeal out
also for the compromise of certain civ
Mr. Hendric before his death.
The basis of compromise as lair
down In the petition gives to each 0
the contestants
$10,000 left. them
will. In consideration thereof
agree to withdraw the
of the will.
PROPERTY DESTROYEO
Strikers in City of Mexico
——___
the strikers totals $1,500,000.
Eduardo Garcia. a citizen of France.
trains and are being searched for b_\
the gendarmcn and the troops. no for
Mrs, Caroline E Ford—~submltted for
Judge Taylor's consideration a petition
ii actions brought by grandchildren to
set aside conveyances of property by
87,000 in addition to
by Mr, llcndrie in his
they
suits in ques-
tion. also the appeal team the probate
TOTALS $l,500,000
Big Loss Sustained by French
” Citizen at the Hands of the
CITY Oi" MEXICO, Jan. 9.——A tele
grain from Orizaba last night says that
the value of the property destroyed by
All of
the destroyed property was owned by
The strikers. who have escaped the
soldiers, hare lied to the nearby moun.
as known none of the 28.000 textile
workers who are out have as yet rt»
Alter a Long .. Illness—Son
l Succeeds Him in Power
Tainan/lit, Persia, Jan. 9.—onicial
announcement of the déeth of the
‘ shah, iii ll o'clock last‘ night, was made
i all 9 attach this mornins‘irom tile
oiiicc ol' the grand vizier.
IlitiNllON. Jan. 9.v-’l‘he Persian lega-
lton today received the official an-
nouncement, of the death ot‘ the shah.
Arrangements are in progress for Mid-
mg a memorial service on the day 0‘
the late shah's funeral.
The Persian lcgatlon today is the
center of much activity, cabinet min-
isters and members of the diplomatic
corps calling to present their condo
lent-cs.
one of the lending l'crsian onlcalis
said to a representative of the Associa-
ted Press:
(Continued on Fourth Page).
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELB.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.~—Arrived:
'l‘hc sit-timer Finland, from Antwerp.
WANTED...”
WANTED—(illlll‘s- COOK AND
lanndress. Apply Mrs. ll. S, Lockwood.
40 lilmwood Ave. 10 3t
WANTED—~BOARI) BY TWO LA-
. .. s . s . )ici'n liotisc anti ll crowd of about Captain." ('ldi'vnco llitllcl')‘. turned to work. dies Add . < "iio l" " ‘ f S -
..- .. - tale a bed President i’lii.ll‘lh(lil. of From. Ma 0: l'rcdeiick A. Hill, Ma or “‘1 (l , . . - . . . -_ .. . ~ . . , a. . . .I - ”ll d“. it“? 0 en
ithzvfiltithgf lgliltlittllli‘ll .‘.. i lll‘lléfiltltih' 0188503100“ yostcrd-lr Mklnu him It‘bcn lilllj .Ir ‘tlptian Robert 1a burly portcis .lilll tourt attaches l" Shiloh““lhlllllllnalilllllt‘illilllrllt:{agilli- biggnllnitllithndn:ilnl‘ullrShzytidghlrhshrtg‘l‘ lint‘l.'statllig particulars, ’9 3t
. ' t "1' “~ . . ' ‘ " .‘ ., ’ ' " " . ' i pursuit i ‘ ‘ l . M ' I ‘ " " W
. . z“... ml .9 to allow the Norwulk iiusml‘ss .'iicns Mitchell. )aptlliu Hunk i). iAU'iflll. 1“ ‘ . . . .- up}, . . . .II .
gagipgbnc hilllutinit! n utotttltliI lazuli”) Absoclatlon to make illlll :L prolilh‘i‘ (‘orporul Clarence A. Brown. of South i "‘ {"f"“i‘““::1II”'I”l’;’I‘I‘;p“Irh“‘"I'l‘N‘Zillifiiix ‘5 ’Iirl‘llts‘ill‘t'l" WM” [4. iiori. “a" the “”1"“ "y “‘L strikers 07 two WANTED—d WOULD LIKE TO
the‘mutual admmuup , rm .omilany tion to locate here. NorwalkI and Corporal llowllrd (‘ht- "’“5‘ "”‘mi ' ‘ ‘ '
andthe public, do lllit' :w~:pectfully
petition you to l'(tlir-’i“‘tl a branch of
your line wrougii w.» ,' Ill rialrfield
avenue, Cedar strut to or avenue
and Lowe street. or >1; i‘. Hil‘tci' streets
and avenues contigtt 2mm as may
. .. . ~ _ .. . . Address “Bull Dog,‘ —
be found more mm, .,,,. ,.I practical, atlas, In which the city’s population The companion worc inspected in :‘I‘l‘i‘f "““1‘I‘I:_I“'I‘H'I “IlI'I‘I'HfiI';"IlIthRI'ml Plicouix lCuutnc (‘onipnmu like the this office jg :lt WANTED—BOY. A GOOD OVEN-
to form a belt 11",. p... , . to. western I! given, without reference to thc town line as to clothing. "1.an eta. fmluw. .‘.! ‘lhtilllcttlsl‘clt lid he “I“; ("I "rum! l’loncci's. oiccicd the old board of 001- .. .. . -_.., .........., _ “18 i0" =10 elli'l‘i-lt‘iik‘ boy ands chdnco
section of otlr l'ili if this was the 01139 was Willi “Willi“‘l cd by the. unrolllng of blanket rolls. (linlu‘llti‘lii l III: " ‘ ' ‘l cm for anotb-‘i' yours term of 80h. LEGAL NOTICES to learn hui-llnesri methods. Short houru .
And as in (illl\ 'luciiw . petition- with about. 6.000 people, while at the mm a thorough Inspection (If their l 'l‘llc duty-r“. .'.HH “Y General l'urofi rp-p, mulling chop... “r I]... l‘ollow- - and good my Need not luteri‘ero
Ill ver “3”. present time, a conservative cstiuiutc contents, ,.wlth the rolling up and ., ,‘HI ‘I_ I IIIqu-‘M 'l . ‘Im .. mr SO! WOTTCEM 1 wllh‘aghool dutiea...meady work z
are w e 4:..- -.__.... of the to”! population iri'f‘mn 2‘5: gunglng completing this part of the “ I" “A” ‘1 "' "' "l' ” (‘aptainfi-A A ('hincrr ‘ ' wliiier. Apply after 5
_ TRUST COMPANY OFFICERS.
_ , .. , in I‘lt' uni titi ‘liiltlll oi' tlicttrluy. .I, . . . . . District Of NOI‘WCIlk. 14s., Probate ._.-._._--.._--._. .
. ~_I_ computation, the population is at bust forms and equipment clean and the After mm”: .,, t. In! years as a Illlll- second.Iiiluttndnli—h“illttI Senor. Court. December 26th, A. it, 1906. _ ‘~"-——‘r_—‘"‘.
1. m C' Yew,“ Afternoon 29.0000 . rifles and buyonets were found to be t .. - I. I ”I ,., l. i . 1. T""""“" ("NW A "““- Estate of Albert J it 't l t f WANTED-HM BINDERS A!“
' "I. AP: "0'an | h: R H . President. Lyrics. of ill“ ””5““‘55 In "TSIvCiHHH mmdluon \Ili:(.‘|l,llll";' 'll“ :t'i“ lit.“ Billil‘hlll’il‘f‘iéihlllfl St‘l'l‘i‘illi‘)‘ -.l<>llil \V (‘Ill‘llt)\\'_ 0)’Bl(’l‘ 8'." in the COUnlgDO'f £82380" lilo JOIN] C. Wilson C0. 18 If
erwar e-c cctcl , ' Men's Association will corrcspond ()n the com It ' .. ' V " ’ " ’ m 1" . . ' Financial St-tictzlr' ~\\'illi C . . ’ . — ~_-—. __ _...
, . . pttlon of the lnsplltlon ~ . I. , .. . .h n nvu .. . . .. ‘
Golden President. further with the president or no. mm. H... member“ 0, b0”, mnwflnm WW. gimprl'dd}...honour.5-1illlxallll”.i'.li.l~::l. “up . . ‘ “nélhgi’ggu‘r‘: limelight (laxity-ms. WANTED—ISAlilsSLADIES wAN'r-
At the annual inc. ii‘:. or " .- stock- Deny. . , put through drill maneuvers as sounder. . . . , . .. . .. , barium-r "mm." b. Ailtl-n. trl t f N ‘ 9‘" N0 “WHOM" "ewsmry' bleady
. . .. , . id in \\ \liid Rlillgrt in liliH I . ., I~ ,I ... . . (‘ 0 OI'WRllt. hiltb limited and al. I i . , v .
holders of the Hotiil. \ 'i\ . it Trust The present purpose of tin big t.l.~.ii "Moms and companies. Lieutenant [I . .. . up.“ n M ”III “WWII Assistant i.n..intti» \\iiil.uu S. lOch six months iron the d t h f posit on. l.l.ermaiu 8. (.0. 18 st
Companv held at tiz. ' wuv‘s of- register company to naive clinics orrl‘ pinch taking careful note of all cvo- Ml “ .1 [."I " -‘ w . .K. "i“‘li‘llnl . f ' th - - ‘ l a e ereo
H - .. ‘ I -~ -. . ' 'lth the citr oilicuils . ' ‘, ‘ mcni lIl -. i”“ll louse of I nilidincnl ._ ___._____ 0i e «reditors of said estate. to ex- WANTEDr-A L‘XRI’FNTER (MID-
flce yesterday rtiii‘liliu . 2- allowing a disagreement W lutlons. (Joniimm l) was In ”m" in I‘l"Ii'i' 'u (1‘ i'-- lllltl‘ll'll and l-x- iilblt Iheirclnima for nettlemc t 'i‘l I ‘
trustees were cicctcd twhard H. or DEW)”. WW“ “‘0 Kim“ “““"""" unlnd 6! Captain lddward l‘. Weed. as- .. 1- L'. 3, 4.. “viii . .. v] .,. .I d in ANOTHER ROBBERY 'N WINNI' who no lcct to r... t th Iini. “we dleagedl non-union. having had charge
Golden Edwin o tint. .- .lsa B. declares are not ”Wins “will “I'll.“ stated by First lllclliciiunt ll. ’I‘horn- if“? ""f‘ ,. ‘,',,..‘.‘. 1', In“; .'",..;,‘,':,,,,.,I PAUK. pro orl’faueslo: bililt “It; Simunfi-‘i if a lobhins shop for 20 years. would
Woodward. “mm“ , iitymond. In regard to transportation facililics. tun bmwitt. and Second Lieutenant ,.,,l,’lm;,,,,,,,, .,I,,I ' f, , :ttlmmq, iiic . .._._. m, [delisrred a recover“ “All men“ I. “k0 to 5"" I" “'1'“ some one that
Franklin A. Smith. -\ THYIOI'. A committee from U“: conlpuuv has Howard H. Mossmllii. (lot of u lilill'lll'li': ,3 to I .I .1... vnili'l' lliil't-r General 5‘0"" 0‘ J- C. Randic Entered lntiebtetl to said eslatcyar Ppersons needs a man or WNW?“ experience.
Charles 1.1 Soynunn t u, Tay- already been in the least iooinuu on membership of sixty-four men. there “mill ,.‘. ll... “I MINI“ from ”w Again to mak lmllt‘dl l. c rtqles 0 Address Business. 3mm,“ Office.
lor and Charles it}. it»: possible sites for locaiiugon and WW were titty-nine present three of the [rum-"I... .‘ .3 ,. . or. Hum-.pd-pr Tm”... m . .r Winn“ ,. . , . e n a id’fl'fiitu‘éyq‘ ’8 3"
The trustees incl him in. stoclc in Mount Vernon, NOW ““‘li- ““" ‘l‘il' ubsentees being on furlough. Com- Mum”... ,,.,t, ‘ ' I .. .. '..,' I k i M5 ”0 M it"s j" 0 ‘ Ad i l '
.. . . - week. . . ' ‘ ""i W'""- ”" " ""i ”‘0 Krnvru' ' - ‘ in “mm" wwreo—uaarnmrnerp CHAM-
holders meeting at»! . the fol- "I“ WHIP 1' Wits COllimHmll‘il it! Callidl" 'i‘lit- lii‘i‘ ivlt‘il .nn- rill was it iargc Hilli‘t' of .i t' Ilandle lli Winnlpnuk iwr iri at on -c Anivlt it t it)!”
loziggid’flnl‘li‘mTOIl'lllt| II n NORWALK CLUB DIRECTORS lll‘ii‘l'fi’iilllli lllm'rd'mxllmlilnritzyFill: illilllll oun- \it.» 'llt‘ dit;soin;!ua oi Monday night ‘il‘iili‘ llllio‘, The ma- TO LET fn'rdg ( ' H ' o 00 57 3t '
._ i t i. it? t.» . . . u , ';lr lliilil i.‘ :t- pun-1;.“ 1),. roll-c. i‘ltildr'i‘h‘ Ki’l \. i‘\ mm. {or ”H.” ll‘flll- . .
Vice-Presldciit- icdu - .. ind-ier. MEET. Second Lieutenant Albert Scotlcid. lh’t‘ l‘l>|:'* i. t: . with the oblwi . - tic-u... i At - - ‘ .
Secretary ”"il Ii" “hula. A monthly business ““35“"! “i ”I“ 'l‘licm WW"? {WW-""0 "it‘ll Ill't’floiil. out of (‘Illlil'.il"' - tit-XII .tiical Projects for lllllin“ ll: \‘xl'l stun-ll, that illllctlil'lillgi To L’ETnllPPER PART HOUSE' irilANT'ED‘lTA‘UlRL FER GENER-
E.Tlgfl.z;. Spun \I \ (llllrielctlorst ofI iti’t‘c I‘l'logwnlik lt'iui. rollfi “Alli[lut'li‘rl’i’lrizgleg‘tlflnml’ih ii lilo I‘Xi‘i"l“ rlltll wt iuudr-d reintro- limiting was tuiwu. $33,313:?$rg:f,,g,,"".t‘:"s§3:y,3“:- it flavglmcrmgpy to m Whining:
"' ‘ ‘i'l'- ‘ e as as . 1‘ mi i'r it Hr e' . . 0 0 o nit?" I“”' and ,.;..n.-»m.-.l ttwlr In iii“ 0"“ Au milrillicv In'ht‘nim‘c Wisitffoct. I ' ‘ ’ “ 0' ' ' I '
General ilookiicctp assistant stalling a bowling alloy was brought Ictiailt Flnch looked over the qllar- ”0|” .t..v. . . I,, .I ' I , _ , . ,‘ ' walk. jii ill .
Teller~Myrml \i‘ ll 3. . up. but no action was my...” mum, Wm. books and llillli‘l'ii In ”H, coin- ’I'ip- p.» 1...“ [I'L‘immuld ”m " L:”l‘i‘llzl‘l'lilfill'lmoilhiI.it Il“hitr:d:;i\i~ll"(|“[l:}l‘0h“2,3: A WANTED-LAUNLII ABOUT 21
BOORCGDPI'" ”Wt-t t' were started stew days alto iiil'i'iilloli puny I‘OOIIIH and at brigade Ilcluiauar- mm]. “x, . , , M M ”H, ”mm Nillijl'l'l “I [itIl'ilItllmil ‘vmm M Sum" To LET—POUR-ROOM APART- feet. and d h: ll.-(Illlsll.'3._ Blithe prlti‘e
Clerk "m1 SMM “In“ 0' the otllcerl of tho club to F” In“. In" “.m‘ ”UV" l" . .m. aficr lli' llltll iii lllt' lllKlll ll‘ililid the. bust l'l'w )‘linl'ti. imi‘tflillmgd ”on" rl‘zlr.‘Swartz & v01" (I‘lllrd‘ ah‘llllnmlritiluumb. Addre“ A lit. .
twisrdlelll. ., . 1 . euhject serioulai‘beul ”thin; {little i {Hill ”9"”. of the pleasant ‘llll'qliillllliillt‘l‘n mud. .. i. . .,,, ' uh. papers and but no llll'gl' li.l‘il.‘~' liiIVc cwr been I’ll'ulargcn iii?“ ‘8'”,1‘5" {#0.an mm ’ l ‘
yeall glitchul‘lntil’ “(.33 93““ as the 0 cars "5 t ( A“ I1);ll’llelll'ri‘llstle?“Anglia?"i‘ (‘lvlllllinlrilli slum” 'l J ' ml... mum?" H"; "“"l" Old Woll (‘igaro(‘llmtiail3 0‘ ”v olrllae WANTED’S'NH“ “AT TRIMMER
- i t- l. 5. . i. . lliti‘ it x on “‘ill «r U n . ,, 1 2‘ v . . . ’. A
tag It won Mhmm 1' . willpuny if the movement for up nllcv mun-r Niii‘Wltlk who witnessed the. inappr. in... .‘.... ..'. .'.” ",,',.,;.,.,|;,..pm "mill: Ik‘lllllill'nll'l'll’ ll".Ihi‘}millilii“ll:tlf?l(l)la)l. -—~--‘—~——~—~—~~~-~--—-«-~-»—— In“ binder. Sicflily work and 800d
had 000"”! "\“E 7" .counts lIllllllfi. it Will be erected in Ilic i'l'll-II‘ lion. r. Golding was one or lbs or- which t.. r. , i the rtwnl um w”. "my“, mm, ,m attraction '6 TO LET"AT ONCE- M’ARTMENT Ygf‘fiffi' ‘ihn‘ figurimdmnd' Mg"?
during ““"i- of the club blllldan ¢ Iglunl members of the Twelfth lnfuu- ithlsllld'lt" titl' authorities bur" llllct‘lrn ”rough in» nth-nun was made )' "v0 largo rooms. hm and “Old water, a (r' ”m .nt m ' J l t
TRINITY wow». ~. . . .Lo,
Directors and OHICFI'J . ..
President Patterson quickly l‘l'K.
bonded thanking Mr. Lyrics for his to»
legram, but declared that Noi'willk was
too small to lanswer the purpose. It
is believed that the nrcsidcnl of the
company looked the city up in some
000 to 30.000. According to dircctory
N0 TIDINOO FROM PONCE.
NEW YORK. .lllii. fluNo lidiuai.
cheater. of Stamford. all of General
Frost's staff; Colonel Gilbert ll. li‘llch,
(‘aptuln Frank D. Hurley. his adju-
tnnl. of Stamford: Commissary Scr-
gcunt Joseph A. Curler, Color Sergeant
'l‘nomas Hunt, of Norwalk.
duty. The men were steady. tho lini-
try. in the war of forty years ago. and
pin-licipalcd In all the important but-
ties In the South.
but was shot tl|'\\ll by Iht‘ lllltcr. who
turned and iii-mi «on his pursuit-rs. lllltl
wounding ll litt\ The terrorist thcii
rcsniucd llln l'ii.;i.t through llic h'ii‘t‘l‘lis‘
I'ii‘lng riizlit uti-l l-d'i lit the poiicc of-
licvrn litid lliiil'-' iH'Iil‘i‘l who illtciiipt-
rind and i..t.i l\\-t .hilttren, was spent
nut liltli ,, g.
llli‘ \utt'b
l.II\ of ti.
covl‘iulll who was
1w ' tit-tint, m, the dc
Hunting tin» Ivi'
Financial sci-tw-luri'-~t‘liarics llyutt.
Serrelrlrl \i'illiuin ll. Rnucli.
itivcsiigtllinu coniinil[cc—«(Mime
Montgomery, l-Idwnrd liruwcr and H.
T Nlll‘lt‘itll‘ll.
Pheonix Engine Company.
First Lieutenant-—Smith Northrop.
citizens of Spain
FOUND.
paying charges.
“I ll... lnel intuition to blow llit! auto
IIIN'II.
hard wood floors, mantles, hot air heat.
Apply M. Walsh. Wilson Point Road,
dl2 6i
FOUND—A BUM. DOG. OWNER
can have him by proving property and
buy a place at Bell Island. or near
there. Place must have house and
some ground faring Long island Sound.
Address M. .l, Regina llillon, 68 Roselle
SL. \Vcsichcstca Village. N. Y. City.
19 4t
p, m.. as}.
North Main St. .\ 1 it
WANTED—AM A QUICK BUYER
for houses. No objection If some re-
'0 . - - - . . . . .,, . , , ..,‘ . W ' . "M ‘ pairs are needed. Must be cheap. Send
°°'"‘”’-‘ ‘ r a" "333.l‘Seyfdéii'i'l’532131.}'.'h.t’.‘.'t'.“...i't’.'.‘.i Equ'm’l’m "mm“ mm" °'°‘"'"' Inhibit ); ‘ 3...: ‘ “W h l [M °°RNSTMK° A“ “WAN-E BUSINE ' full particulars. ibtrcr. i'. 0. Box 108.
A mN‘iNIK 0" ”Ir did of grout Ball Juan. l’orlo lib-o. Iol' Nl-w "OM- ' Ii lb" Ic-t'tc‘i ‘~‘- "drives. it would SS NOTICES» Norwaik, Conn-
Trinity Church, a... II, eve
York. the day after Christians ’l’in-
\VAHIIINOTON. .Illil, ll.-~"l'llltl illc
RESOLI” lN 30R LAWYERS.
lu- worih “lillt in ”Item l‘tiI'Il merely
CHRISTOPHER L KOPP, lti HO.
. I, , l .- y , in Iii-w i" r I“ .‘.],I . I,” fur Illl' hllIllI‘t ,tml li‘liW'h. filt‘ they WANTED-«TAKE NOTICE. WE
alga it," rill:(llri.lilll wilting? will]Iliisgblzdmi‘llszhliilfl'yl,’{billingIt‘lll' “r ”wrfi‘lliagmln (glinl't‘ll'llllil [titli'ixt'li‘il “‘3“;thle litiii: I; tnpI “with: unit” unthc In i'luu'l on; c l"I':lhlhlli'll by In“: :ltutlnlztllllgorlllrh “film's“; Exam-mil have a cast;l bare]; tor I; [0ng smal:
~ ' , lit-n n- .- bv - . it our .. . ‘ ‘ " "““"" ' " I'r 3”" "““' t'l‘” " "“l'n H . " .. . arm. near on t orwa . rce no
ggzgi’slilllhwglulllllull: \ "830,0! Orllgnlcglhgr mafia: mill ill} llull“: willA:::ll'illutnin8lil:ill:;yIglno‘ilgirblc“mo A" "‘ ‘ ""ittiill do Iwilcr titan whpn Ilrlml l“ “ ‘I“”'i”'ll“m" for “WW {Pfiw‘d‘m‘umd and rents ”"90‘90' to exceed $4.000. Must be a bargain. ,
in ""3 “‘"iiflm‘fi 'W havin'l slowly towed Into port. repetition of the difficulties of woman :i’I"“""'I "‘ " '-‘ “""f- i” "" W'" lip: on ”i" “We! 'I‘I' "Hi”lm. Take " “I '00 "5' 1‘ Bi Deane c 00., 1430 Broadway, New
been raised this on. “do" --'- -- izulion of the militia forces In tho flu-c or i" " 'I ‘ " "“"“'”“"” ""‘hf’ ”l“ “up or tip ,"' ulIand treat it in MRI ANN York City. I7 in
tune. ' ‘ Iowuno AT COUTH NORWALK or Will‘. till experience-(I In IRIIII. In ox. "'3‘“ ‘f' “' "U“ ...n..., "vi-m "“r vermin cit-”HIM “WWI“. mud you M I 6 ll M-HAVIIJQ some
The IOHOWIIIB "'t t . ,. w-torl CLUI- period by the War Department. 'I‘Illmc ” "”i” l n liliili that i not" halt- a ccllubw d ‘limm substance “it 't". ”0““! Norwaik. Shampoo WANTID—YOUNO GIRLS T0
were elected: ‘ (' William J sterling now holds lhn i'liiliillliloall provide for the minimum “"ij i'I'mIH . titi't.ii:t‘ still that, sluifcd but" v, "I" In it ships 4:" I'Hlll'lllnl Ind Ilnaoinu: electric learn the weaving. (loud opportunities
Chatrmum-«Mn ""‘i " “UMP hi host score of the South Ntit‘Witlll Ntrougth of the oramtlnniiolul of tlic , l" "'I' ‘ “““"""l"“ "W ”MW" wm "W '3‘ iuuat‘l'l'ld MW" the e‘ euinli) ”oil magi. facial massage ‘ for these who desire permanent m".
MI'I. Fl‘ltni'lx Illait, ‘; 1' l'l) MWIID EIIO)’ 183 lli'lllltliili'twl'r Illllluu In “DID Of ”(lace and (9mm), ”1" I‘l'wi ' t it lilr'it ill liW‘I'itlth I‘m", from i‘llllillli. ' lll- itllili Mop Ipflc“ Y- ' w lucumber (:I‘OITTI TO ploymnnt. Apply I". once to J & ,I,
Hendrick. Mrs ’I. i I .itln. V. ,C‘uH Nut “I. 105. which had mm" nlcnt by the state authorities so that ion II. n .t,, tit'lil'tlllw, how u lirolcciiiu up lfii‘ ll" .‘.litl a bag of and? 030100“! OIL ’0’." for. (Iran l‘i'elll Cub Ltd., Chestnut St, flotilla Nor-
.Ao 300010“. trim-rum» ., i’al: til. row” {or "vol-M any“, liowiilm Ililil force will ilt' Itinilttlii)‘ IIVIIlIIIIili'. rm," .f”' lint it-t- iI'llliill "0‘ island. Home "l ""W‘Iw‘l’r WNWNDU flmoliod‘s'l‘ih'mttm ““ r ”W 'l""‘ “0’“ Witllt. di'I if
liter. and drawn: 2: t Fol- l a" popular with nil-rind... of the H i“ "MW” ”m" ”w “""“'“'”""" H-l' ., mm m M”i v'lfnunri ll tll"f "m" free on ”I n' cwmmm ~ ,
W- l n ”and practice in... annual"... tire will little advanllllc of the Ili'lll“ ,I, "" ' ”i" W'I'W" ”"““‘" "'"'" t“,',,‘,,‘,‘".,l ,,.,,:,',.,',"”""‘"" ‘ FOR SALE.
After tin. piloted, . ,,.,,cu.. on improvement. rollu appropriations made by illc Nut I" "_'.',“' ‘i .. in III M'ri'iilii‘. Mr M ii" "" . day .’. on from J A. IUD IR -
m for the nil-uni... t,, be mile W ”mm mmmmm annually for ”In on n... n". of the 1,312,,"- ‘0 describe Father P D . PRACTICAL '0. CALI—AM Rm’i'iRiNo FROM
held on ’i‘ntmd... . .Im'.” NI LINI WHIST CLUB support of the National Guard to lump -. inc lint-I rd w or» lhl "N rely would I . IPOI' Healer Ind Decorator
”at. w ‘ all their om nations at a mrinlu ovum MEAMEH iN RACE. flII huii‘ the our" “i ii paper, When
NORWALK Towmr. r creamy,
mallow". Elect admin, r. 9"“
President and P. N re...“ Vi", .
"I! my, on. Will»!
mutt“ of the Pine lA‘iIgit Willa!
0130 I“ hold yesterday iii iho hotiln
of “Tilt I; g; Kogl‘tzr. There Worr- five
and g I. r was It. very picn-
M‘“ ‘ refreshments were
iixl-tl mlnimu stsenlth. Till-no mi'll
arc to be completely equipped and
drilled and prepared to be caiiod into
service.
‘I‘Itll i\A‘it ll.
of iltc Stand...
"w “lIIN‘IlI'
li‘l‘ t'oinpnm
il-iduyI and '
dnicr Illitillt Hiiilifllli'Il.
i Ii)l.ir~r i'nmlmlll. and
“i ”w Northpori ii)!"
. -I on ”in lkvtlmi, you
w" ".mpmlw «no '0' loin: through
fllhi‘l‘ ”rum-mum ii lttli b0 "M!“ In plum
of rubber. ohm :l I"“'"'""l GIDIOIIIVI
a... rmlilzc mat a .,. natural is versatile
substance.
Mull“ submitted. Address. 2 MIIIII
eon tit. Telephone cell, nose.
triads.
nickel. broom. old
ILICTIO PLATINC or AM.
Oxidlsod copper, bran and
gold.sun meteisnd
business and will sail cheap ten well-
ons-one butcher cart. one surrey in
good condition. one square box wagon
for carpenter business. one double
box farm wagon. one nature has well-
on. one top buggy. two open spinlilu
. no first prize was won by . . -... . ,‘ 4" impromptu 1W“: a“... black yacht trimminu' lumber-rep wagon»; live sets of heme». three
'"ff'“°"‘- , a? P. Weed with Whom the am M0“ {‘21: "L" “I'LII‘I-ILH'II “it Ito ,. t'li wry it" '3” Kurt A DIARY. me and chandeliers, him,“ “a .3 no", one willing hurl-o. one under,
eluflll’nl'u‘iiwfill‘alf.’§'l" i ... on; hold burial wilibeifllil .wwumm yes Aenlnet Western Retiree 1|. llama WWII or'n...'.. o: utttnowbel t o "my M..." on". tho‘ 333"“, I Ioldie arteries... go tell}. of. in??? satiation turns oat-(its: all“
.. druid... um... . « '- , , mine thr- ntu . can a .m- g, .1 n I onto-cure con. p-
i “31%; 23:03.”. 1id“.- .ml Holden K , I Will Cut Complains. ,“w mm. “I“ I“... “I MI I;:“;,:|:I”="n"u,,‘,‘,,‘... on lip. dmmdeats Ill-l. ' ply August Wichmnn. itnwaylon. .
I wanted the iolh or. HIM LAMIC’IUNWID WHIIT CLUB. mg 10mg, no, Jen. 0-minute to tingtlp m..." , ,.,,I ‘li‘nlmwwol’llll‘nl “Your Aiilol'icun wriim'ltlur in pl... .. . WNW” lit llt
dank-Edward ,- J}, .'.‘lmw'm: A. “I “‘12:; 10:32: iiflriiwl dissolve the III Olmm‘tiri”! lbfiWw has nnaimm ,a, "Influxgxfi "was tun-mile." no 'imlti. “it“s"? $33M help CEMETERIII. . ....
. -..< ’ ‘ 01 m or alert Iluith, Missouri can run min. or. ,t .n' ,, . ' '_ « iinywriad "" it Lucy ..
lenrepthi‘irflclglmlrllnll fol/”’5' mmlflatthemoffiflmlm mei into Railway Cami miss and the M lit-luluIt'alinlt'llm' mt...lm'.m"lm "i‘llrn {5311’ but will" “WWW"? "0' RIVIIOIDI OIMI‘T'IIV, "on Mmygggwm ... - ~
ransom-«mow... n ".’3,,",.I gets first in!“ W ""1 "7 "N'- PM one norm Como-or. em! to rover" was" p... H, . in. 311333.... [men nnrlhina «l..- ,_. "i mmm'm i! new {H'hmflfi‘ “IMP": admins-numb: Leer .. snowmen nonwnm
"WNW” "2‘ ”""“ "" V m I midrib"? fig}?,‘,',",",,”,l,§, "m "m” “'"i “h“i'm "' ”'" "“‘ 'i‘" "4'th w ow «mum. of to" ~c~'"m""'" '* "“‘“"“ m ‘ " M" l' “'"M' Ind fioulh Norwnlk. 1 MM vln r-tlnwi
meltlitv #goNClé‘l-uerntu.
mmulletion of La... ,,. ,,I o.
“shall! be we a the item of at...
I. I. m,
riilc lasers-o Connolly, American Ito.
irlacrstor Transit Company. Western
(foal and Mining Company. itioh ilill
(‘oai Mining Company and Kansas
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rot’Wi'i Hit it mid ”W."
lulu illii «an . " "‘
it’ im lihlliliiilirili‘3'-
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Val plant-lulu villi slim-mt"
like a man i know
who In
at
select I lot while you are alive. An
"I Mild to this ii'i'" "Ii" New Yoddl‘ "M.“
y to (incl-go w, Voorhees. We
till .7 ‘
as a present. Will tinder men s ....
turn to K. fimlth. Iii ('unlp lib. Nu '
walk. and receiva reward? ll 3t
W
N t' '.. . l‘ l .. -. I ”I ' .. . J" » W... _. _
. . Isa. s r, t. t. m tin-Till ngwdm "U" mingle" aerator “mitt; 120.22? w... t»... ,......'....”r"57r'.‘.'.'.‘ all? MI». "l? "'5‘; livid-"21.30... MISCELLANEOUI. Lgeknrkoanfr.‘ mu. 5, hr
even “K Iii» Willi m - W . ‘ e - rummgamu,‘ .‘l t. -. . .. I I .. 'I‘ilf i‘ .I, g tiIl‘l ‘ — , .‘., ”I" f. m . ' Q”,
“I “0"" in: blunt/fill; mm mm: Tm!“ 00mm"! General 113%” with! not b- 't.'..l.",".,'iil.’l.”'n..'73§.§ for the first 'V-"I ""1"“. '" January for IMPLOVMIN‘I" ACINCV-sllflldil. mend. or between station and South ' AI
lumtord. in“, t,” m the rate‘ot 4% bar The pounce alleges the stocks of term around mum...” WW... uw last mm ”ELM J. Wilcox announces that Ills an no tiniest. a snail melt mom; oes- a:
Knapp mm]: .. not...“ w "All. f It Ithe Hey. the mun-nice lulled are owned by Journal ‘ I # 'lll visit a Tribe tablinbed n mmoym'“ "“91. It “Mill Wm. I M "IMO to m
. . by a maul. t... it It . . . IO she’s is made the some lam the Gollldl, In vio -- . - ,. ‘7'"'l‘""‘"' Triiw “i .. it i of II Union “M a” “n m" "u or “m m In" "MO. “I."
fine motor t... u. lhol . wt draw in. iniirrti of tile , , e of the canon. 4-,... mo. .4 """i'itip. “I . .'.. WI“ ""1 Men in "fill! an . marrow for all classes of applicant}. nouanili be liberally tong-m1: returned
m "mm '" "’1 ”WW. 1 ””0"“ “w“ “m“ “‘1‘ WW Md "0». .. no. "' M ‘ sigh" ‘I s to ll " n“ l “i P D: II: lilo II it it Will I“ it. .. A a
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