_ "in. ' _ ’
lasers: in“: out
live warm anther tonlcs. Price, 500
bottle. ‘ - .
OUR ICE‘CREAM CODAS are do-
"leth The ”Wildfire made from the
, SM‘Idcteii fruits and: are the best
money will procure.
no: savanna-may. ~
Pentium disappear. Proprietor!
" f “still Wuhiubfou at.
We” 14-, .
hollowed"
'All Ordemi rue
Mr- and? rs. T. fi;..~“Glover, oiwmé
“91d street. . a‘v‘e u‘eturn‘ed' from u vidit
out, or town. » . ,
Miss Loam
dredr Baxter
donut As
a salami Miss Mll-
are spending their vaca-
ivury Park.
Frank Ferguson, clerk for H. E.
Mendz'und Company, is spending his
vacation at Delhi, N. Y.
5 ,j '_~'l‘ry the’OId Well Laundry, under
new management of Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren. No connection with Crescent or
any other laundry.
1,3?" and cults, 20.
“The regular weekly cl
will. be held this evening
avenue Methodist Church.
asa meeting
at the East
ii‘he annual picnic of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Sunday School will be
held on Friday it Steeplechase island.
IEdWard Shea, who Is at present vi-
siting in Cork, Ireland, is remember-
ing his friends with souvenir postal
cards. He reports having a fine time.
_",.Charles Hill and Howard Benedict L
of, East Norwaik, conducted a union
meeting of the Brotherhood of the
mhomfl Church in Danbury, last cvc-
Peter J. Burke, of
formerly foreman of the machine shop
uf‘tho Colonial, Foundry and Machin-
ery Company, has been appointed gen-
eral foreman of a large machine shop
in, Bridgeport. '
East Norwalk,
'Mrs. Samuel Hull and Mrs.
,. ster, and daughters, of this place,
who havo been spending several weeks
in Barre, Vermont, arrived home to-
day, having been summoned by. the
death of Miss Hull.
,—..—._..._.
A gang of men 'is at work at the Ra-
del Oyster Company plant cleaning
up the shipping tubs and getting them
ruddy for the oyster opening season
which will commence as soon as the
weather gets cool enough to allow the ‘
pments, -
James
—.__..____..__ ‘ um.- August meeting at the home of, bu ably managed from these three
~NOTICE. Mrs. Sylvester Foster tomorrow uf- points. The ninny frieuds of Mr. Dunn
' Mr. and Mrs. Warren have reopened ternoon under the direction of Mrs. intimately known as the deacon. will
the Old Well laundry. and will give
high grade work at popular prices. Coi-
lars. 2c: shirts, lilc; other work in
proportion. iiavc no connection with
Mr. lirophy or Mr. Van Aistyno, of the
Crescent Laundry. Phone connection.
Free delivery. (live he a trial and see
that your package goes to the Old
Well Laundry.
ROWAYTON.
—-—._._g
A gang of laborers are repairing
the trolley truck in front of Mood liro-
thers store. .
if’ M
The Misses Willi! nud Henrietta
Middlobrook. of Wilton, who have
been spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Willis Mills, have returned
home. ' ‘
fill"
W...
~»-'l‘ry the Old We‘ll Laundry. under
new management of Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren. No commotion wiih (.lresccni or
any other laundry. Shiris, lilc; col-
lnra and cuffs, 20.
m‘
John t-iuiilln; of Raymond street. in
in New Haven today. attending the
COiii'i’illlilil of the Sons of America of
the slain us u'dolcghiu from Washing-
ton Chum. No. ii. of South Norwnik.
A special meeting of. the Ludloa’ Aid
Elmieiy of the ltownyion Methodist
Episcopal (‘lmrch will he held in the
chapel \‘i'minuuduy. Annual. 7. at. it p.
m. This in a Very important meeting.
and all interested in the fair to be
held August 23 um urged in be present.
Dredging operations voiumonccd ycua
tel'iiny niiornoou on the $7,000 cavern-
muin, contract .in licwuyiou harbor. dc:
taiii of‘whieh wartygivcn in ycsioiv
day's Sentinel. The Atlantic Dredging
Company; of New York city. has the
contract. and the work will be carried
on by this concern as rapidly as pound»
a... .
mania AND secures.
3. illfflrilblnlnlt was a visitor in south
rim-walk. yesterday,
Waller Pollen. of New York, is
flndflfllhi a tow any: with friends in
town.
4.vy
Cornelius 'iifniil'i died {Sunday at
his home, 01 iliill‘pi street. Stamford,
after .a iongdiindnl.’ of llrlght‘u die
ease. lie walliilt 161m 0m. and Was
the son of Mlillllmi'fipellmsu. and has
filer of nutflckfipeliman. the Welle
known summer Newton. lie is
also survived. to and two shift,
dfiill. The In fluid sstsrdav
misfit ‘ iii. Church.
pleasant and slice» i
k .
teenage: -’
Shirts, 100: coi- .
“ oi
in Alcohol
Mabel 24;.
«do
In
W
The intent:
ntcry. ‘
but: as, .
Miss Ruth Mac
Mlddlctown.
M,
E. B. Sturges has‘beEn
ncss trip to New York cit .
W
Rev. Mr. Maison preached in
Crocus Farms church Sunday;
W
. Rev. and Mrs. Sirn
“a monthu' vacation out of town.
ing a relative from out of toWn.
m
week.
C. Birge. .
: William Baker 1.... finished
painting contract at
M. Nash’s.
._
[calling on relatives in Rose
ville
trict Sunday.
—..
out of town.
in Roseville district,
Miss Martha Mills has been a
Lewis, of Cross Highway.
The Greens Farms Sunday
15, at Steeplechase Island.
Compo Beach on Saturday.
S. M. Burnhnm at Comps.
Miss Mary Wheeler and
Samuel Wheeler, have been
guests of friends in Weston.
Rev. W. P. Landis held an open
of Judge Foster‘s “Hocknnum.”
Master Walter Elwood, who
Samuel Elwood, has returned to
home in Bridgeport.
Benjamin L Woodworih.
run.
any other laundry.
lars and cuffs, 2c.
oring to orgunlml a
meal society.
at the reading room August
village
ii,
are invited to be present.
hiriuluy Sunday, Rev. George
of which Mr. licuncii is u
the lawn of Mr, ileum-1’s
honor of the occasion.
was largely attended,
FREIGHT SITUATION.
Farline is visiting in
on s busi-
yer are'enioyiug
Mrs. Darwin Bourger is entertahr
W
Mrs. William Smith and Miss Doro-
. thy Adams are Visiting out of town.
m
,, There will be no service at Christ
- church during thc‘month of August.
Miss Florence Habit, of Norwalk, was
a Sunday guest of Mrs. Harry Helm.
.Miss Florence Foster has beena re-
cent guest of her sister in Southport.
The Westport Congregational church
will picnic streteeplechase island this
Miss Gladys Hill of New York is
visiting at the home of Selectman E.
‘ Captain Henry
James. Barnes of Baugatuclq was“
Morris Millshas resumed his work
on the electric road after a brief visit
Miss Gertrude Proussei‘, passed Sun-
day at the home of her grandmother
cent guest of her cousin, Miss Katie
School
picnic will be held Thursday, August
John Carpenter and a large" num5
ber of friends enjoyed a clambako at
Mrs, McCrcndy and family of New
Canaan passed Sunday at the home of
brother.
recent
meeting Sunday afternoon on the lawn
been visiting the past two weeks at
the homoof his grandmother, Mrs.
The Missionary auxiliary will hold
-——’l‘ry the Old Well Laundry, under
new mnnagmuent of Mr. and Mrs. War-
No connection with Crescent or
Shirts. 100; col-
Tbo indies of the town are endeav-
improve-
A meeting will be held
which meeting all the ladies in town
A ran Bennett celebrated his 00th
Bishop. pastor of the M. 10‘. Cilill'i'll.
staunch
member, hold an evening sardine upon
home ‘
The servico'
NEW YORK. Aug. 0.-Thu Import»
‘ ' a would. ‘ ,,
WASHINGTON August ii.--The Fa
Eastern maliclius arrived contained
.from the Jnncncn
pamphlet issued
residenoygenernl of Korea eniii'"
alumni In Korea:
i
5.3::
nurser- rut wound-v A specific Wm: AND oun OWN ensures.
Waitress councils]?
nu? tonight "and,”‘l'hii
variable winds. . '
"Administrative ll
(designed to vindicate the work 501 the
Japanese innths
liar the resilient
Japan-Korea a
by Japan w
y conferred by, the
gleement of i004, where
as constituted adviser to
Korea. _ The document, tronts'iof ih
financial difficulties that confronts
Marquis, lie at tbcruutset owing tutu
inadequacy of the Korean exchequer
to bear the cost of reform. He suc-
ceeded. in raising a loun-fromihe Jap-
an Industrial Bank of 10,000,000 you:
which was distributed in, theirocon-
strucilon of roads, in bidding water
works, establishing an educational
system, the creation of banks and the
erection of hospitals. ~ 3
Of the remarkableaitcmpt at purl»
iication of the imperial court the
pamphlet. after paintingin strikin
hrs of the corruption Mil iii 4, lfi
cry and sloth that existed, user
the reform measures adopted, am
says: “in court circles there wore
,no doubt some who at first felt plan
at the radical turn of aimirs. but till
sterling sincerity of the residency
‘eneral‘s mileituiia libilollilili‘ gi‘ij’duuli,
the
s .
y better known, the force of resent-i
meat hassince slackend until no voice
is now heardlnuctive opposition. ,
“The way in which justice had been
administeredin Koren." it is stated,
“is too revolting in he told in detail.”
It is charged that the country has
not yet, attained that stage when the
executive and judicial branches-are in:
of justice. is regarded as a privilege tr
nocont people are convicted,
properly confiscated willie the
go free. All this.
in being reformed by the
The work or recouping this.
system has also progressed.
in conclusion ihe~pamphlet says the
Japanese have provided the Korean:-
wilh a code of laws, safeguarding tin
transfer of real estate, fo‘mrcrly with
out any protection, resuliaing the dc
velopmnct of native mines, providing
for the protection of iiiunigi‘imis ant”,
encouraging the development of pro
ductive industries.
guilt)
his Japanese
currency
ma:
DUNN moves UPHTO WATERBURY.
Another Change Among the Near'
heads of Berkshire Line.
It was given out yesterday that Joe:
cph H_ Dunn, for several years assis
taut superintendent of the Berkshin
and then of the combined Berkshire
Nausuiuck division of the New Haven
road, with-headquarters in New iia
ven, has been transferred to Water»
bury and will hereafter be located in
that city to handle the affairs of ilk
division wiih which he is connected.
Mr. Dunn’s change of base is prob-
ably due to the fact that the head
of the division, C. F. Lake, makes his:
headduarlers in New Haven and it
Was thought desirable to place his as»
sisiant on another part of the. line.
This move comes as a runner up to a
number of changes made among the
near executives of the Berkshire and
Nnugntuck lines since. J. P. Hopsou.
was promoted to the superintendency
of the New York division. W. K. by
on. another assistant superintendent
in Mr. Hopson's tlnlo. recently retired
as reported at the time. Chief Des
patcber .l. W. Curr was his successor
Mr. Carr is located at Bridgpeort and
with Mr. Dunn at V‘Vaicrbury and Mr
Lake in New Haven. the division will
I‘O-
air
has
his
regret his departure from New Haven.
WOLFFE. FAILS AGAIN.
Nearly Swam the English Channel,
When Wind and Tide Turned
Against Him.
DOVER, Eng, August 6.———Wiih ibi‘
price almost within his grasp, .lnhor
Wolh‘e, lilo amateur swimmer who had
already made four unsuccessful at
,iempis to swim the English Channel
was again deprived of victory by all
adverse this this morning. Wolffe luul
nccmnpllshcd a record swim from ihr
south forcland, getting within three-
quarters of a. mile of Cope Blane.
France, in the speedy time of 10%;
hours. when the turn of the tide and
an adverse wind carried him away
from the land and necessitated the re.
ilmpiisbmcnt of his uiiempt, which
was the second he had made this year
it. 1.). Htllliflli, of .i.iverpool, yesterday
ulso attempted to swim the channel.‘
but gave. up when iii. miles from ihe
French count. .
at
E.
in
Hermit Kingdom ”till.
rupt-
dependent so thnithe administration ‘
befarmed out; bribery iii general; in 11’
their
says the pamphlet. , *
tint conmrences now being held here
beiwoen representatives of the Trunk
illne Association of Railroads and iho
'i‘rnnwAiluntlc steamship Court-ream,
in which shippers are taking a limit-
ed part, for the discussion of lilo xi‘il'
crid question of the dispatch of fruinhi.
is said to have already. though about
a better understanding and may result
in an agreement. ii. is learned for the
first time in their history the railroads
have mp0s a direct proposition to on»
tahliuh freight zones with n iuniuiivu
agreement to deliver freight at New
York from each of these sound in a
given time. say ten days from buffalo.
twenty from Chicago. and thirty from
Minneapolis. A member of the Pro
ducu Commission says that unless an
agreement on the question of “nausea:
able dispatch" was reached during the
conference the whole uuuaiion would
be taken before the inter‘istnte Cour
pierce Commission.
snuzlum OCUARDON DAMAGED.
ST. THOMAS. I). W. 5. August vim
The uranium suuadron. which arrived
hem yesterday from American waters
utter encountering a severe storm and
sustaining minor damages. will leave
at. Thomas for iiraall tomorrow by
way of llardndos. The squadron. which
consisted stills warships itincbuel.
ilarroluin and Tomaso. bail recently an
landed the naval review at Hummus
than a. -
..
it
canteens it“? new man.
NEW YORK, August dwTho Unit-
ed states cruisers Tennessee , and
warning», arrived here today (mm
beast, sacs. They anchored elf
plnn find. in meeting with
unions nuimuoblllais in
ducts.
of September 4. The
inn
luation. or not. und'ibuy
diplomas from the school.
chauffeurs who canshuw
This action isnot without
world: the wealth
afierjtbfil ‘l’us
ruwui ‘
gram the sinful
(its 753000 taught Me and
destroyed. Cue " steamer
Mme“: 3'
-Wmuw 4
(swamped.
TO REDUCE AUTO ACCIDENTS.
Physical tests for chauffeurs in
city. li‘lu believed that this safeguard,
by eliminating many drivers who how
some physical, defects, will mostly ro-
(him the number of automobile ucci.
The physical feat idea has received
a great impetus through the announce-
meut ihni the automobile school can
duetml by tho'Weut Slide Young M .n’s
Christian Annual lion, which was
ml at the «knives ion of the Automobile
Club of America, will offer a physical
examination for its graduates. begin-
ning with the cocaine of the full term
will cover siubi. heiiring. heart. and
s. It wilibe entirely optional with
students whether they take the exam-
sunt, Without taking the physical tests.
but it is believed that the gruonulml
certificates will be most in
as the school is the largest in
members of
Anionmbih‘1 Club (raw their chauffeurs
from graduates of the entrant.
A.-.WM.........-
TORONTO COCK QURNED.
TORONTO. Oat, August ambliorlly
,of the civic
,hrou lit to the city
curly, ,oiliiy. the new
nouns Cirillo Tin-onto Furry Company,
on it by the city last year at u east
a
much favor
New York
Iii‘i'
examination
may receive
for the pro
the physical
demand.
significance.
the
the
holiday
iuonAL
l
J
i
Put
New Haven. Brlbgenori. Derby and
Stamford being i‘eni‘eseuted. The dls~
cusslon'last'ed' until'late in the day.
an hour for ovel'time.‘.'It was also do.
- form on alluliues' instead of the vary~
lug rates which the company has been
paying. ” , .I -
At. the niece, of the conference it
was said tllstutbo company had llOIh-
- ing to give out, and the trolleymen’s
committee also refilsed to talk for
publication. As the latter left. the
. meeting place; however, they seemed
innit pleased and. we‘fifibem remarked
Big that it had. been a satisfactory con-
iqur" ference. It was reported later that a
honli settlement had been reached which
”Bl would be satisfactory to the trolley-
1 Der :men and this report was strengthened
,iquor‘by a statemcnt‘from the committee
iispcn the effect that nothing would be
mrposoen out for publication until the
Bill robv schedule had been officially post-
zppll'catlo‘l all the car horns of the system
Bill placg} suite. '
grapes in ill. indie.
Bills thatuonfer
.vere killed fix”,
mg the iieen
mmber’of lie
3
l k“; .3. ‘
n‘ohibiting mu ..
iibitin‘g dice sl
irohiblting the .v 3‘?
‘lquor by a licen , pi ~.‘«
he town in which\'
. vitae
atious were that yester-
Dime on. the wage question
~For any pain‘ ‘
‘ram any cause, i. ’ ‘7 AI ' Hun"
islclectric Oil. Pan. .: . ,
it Is used. \‘TFF" _ ‘
LEADER scorr smii foiiilciiflas In-
Colt’s band, of Harti’m‘qnmgtgmlnger
lug held Sunday aft rims? "“th
ind accepted the rest
Snow from the leadership}?
has held for the pas cg)
l‘woniy-six members of the ball“ learned, 1“
present at the meeting, and is Nintendo!“
A. Johnson. dean of the organiz.
‘vas chosen temporary leader.
nil revious to that he
2331’s.“ mtgnb'e of organizations “native
New York. l-l‘e as the successor oisrpus-
l. Oscar Casey calender. Edward A, ult
lohnson. the temporary lender, is not a in
stranger of tho,bntoii,' not has led the
band on many occasions. Hp Joined it
in 1873, sincerwhich time he has been
'l. regular member: ills" brothers,
Charles. Joseph and Robert, are also
members. .
wnuussnnv. AUGUST 7
NEW HAVEN. August 7.—~Ii‘or the
purpose of diiicnssittg'tbe wage ques-
tion and'rbrihg‘inlf abouts settlement,
if possible,“a=coufcrcnce betwaeu a
committee representing the, trolley-
men's unions in this state and Calvert
Townley, first viccvpreshlent, and J. K. '
Penderford, general manager of the
Consolidated Rhiljfwliy Company, was
held here yesterday afternoon, Hart-
ford, Merlden, Norwich, New London.
The union sought to obtain a flat rate
' of 271/2 ccnislln’ Ilb‘ur with 35 cents
sired to have-this Schedule made uni-
- ed and ninety persons. including many
. with foreign representatives regarding
. 1907. ‘ A "
I
be Used in War Operations
intruder. the French charge 0' affaires
Mohammad el Torres, the represents
sued to share the safety of the Euro
(OWDB. .
will use her as a dispatch boat.
Ru ha t.
expects that Rear-Admiral
squadron with General A. M, R, Drude,
force on board, whiehqprocecded from
Oran. Upon the arrival of the general
action of the French forces will be de-
cided upon.
Official advice estimate the number
of Moors killed or wounded during
Sunday's iuunlmrdment of Casablanca
, at 300. Only one French sailor was ac-
riously wounded.
PARIS, August 7.——'l‘he note com-
municated by the French Government
to the signatories of the Algecirns coll-
veniion in substance affair-ms the re-
solution of France to maintain and
safeguard the authority of the sultan
of Morocco and the independence and
integrity of his empire, and announces
that the secilrlty of the inhabitants
and freedom of commerce at Casab~
lunch will. be guaranteednud that the
authors of the recent massacre will
be punished.
The. note lso expressly states that. a
police force for the city of Casab-
lanca and its vicinity will be organized
in concert with Spain and adds that
any future measures necessitated by
the situation will be communicated to
the powers.
'i‘Ei-li'lltAN, Persia. August 7.-——'l‘he
latest. advices frmn the frontier say
that the. Turkish troops which recent-
ly crossed the northwest frontier of
Persia are marching on Urmniah, burn»
ing and devastating villages along
their route. The Christian village of
Mewan ls reported to have been shell-
womon and children. are said to have
been killed. Ten girls were carried
off. The government in consulting
alumnae RAILROAD.
TiMF' TABLE-
na Effect Juno 2, 1907.
LEAVE aim-1..., NO’BWALK son
NEW YORK.
a. M.’-—-12:50x,‘5:14x, aznx, szssx.
0:011, 0:10, 0:50, 6:50, 'lzbix, 8:18x,
3:40. 8:48x,9:11‘x, 9:31x, 0:63, 10:55:.
i1:01,.11;10x. .
P. M.—-1_2':52x. 1:10. 1245):, 2:55x,
l:20x, 3:27, 5:00;. 5:38, 5:503. 6:25x,
0:40, 0:58x, 7:12x. 7:641, 9:5'lx,010:32.
Sundayl.
5:061. 7:00, 7:18. 7:5“, 8:26;, 0:57:
10:28.
0:02; 0:09. 6:25, 0:001, 0:02, 7:10. '
1:461, 0:003, 9:40.,11:00x.
sand-ya.
A. M.~—0:00. 7:30. 9:00x,'il:401,
i0:02x.
P. lid—4:05, 5:04. 0:5ilx, 0:81;.
[1:001, 12:00. , . ALK To NEW
THNOTWI
A. M.~12:08x. 1212:. 1:001, 6:18.
7:26. 8:25, 42:12:, ilzi’lx. 0:51. 10:14.
“willows; 1:10. 0:07;. 0:10;,
4:10. 0:002. 0:87 6200:. 6:30. 7:001.
8:00x,0:21,10:0tix,11:33. , » .
Note-amid and ‘ 7:30 to Tlridgepcri
only. ,
Bond-yo.
A. Mylazfixmlznl. 1:561, 7:80. i
:0 0:4ix, : x. .
9 lt'lii.»il:4il. Tints. 3:182, llzi0x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUHY.
A. file-0:20. 9:00. 10:00:.
«\t
[the Turkish invasion.
A. Off-“1335K, Oil“, 5:41; 8157, U . "0f yagterday'g 0c.
0:4iix. ’ ' V “ ville express lat.
a... t ' l 2 In a QC . ..
p. M. 12.50:. 2.47:. 2-553- 5 33 °'“ “' “Wm-'51.. Buffalo and AI-
new white, one p
«lain Enameled Lavatmm of‘the Pennsyia
thalamus-t demo of com.
, We will alsdlyquoto you
plumbers are strictly com
clinics, 1:0th and rolls
bl
Horses Eli
bonnie. him: has w:
till"? Nil
‘ macro-A caucus
m . nouns“
3g Mftholujured in Penn-
. .. u ; Smash Died Today
l3
a: ., August 7.-——Flvo
Steamer Anatole, Which Brought
News to Tangier of the Boul-
bardmeui in Casablanca, Will
TANGilhR, August 7.—~Upon the de-
iive of line sultan here, has reiterated
the instructions hohad provolusly is-
peans at Tangier and other ports and
The French steamer Anatole, which
brought the news of the bombardment
of Casablanca, has been requisitioned
by the French charge d'affulres, who
A guard to protect the French consu-
late will immediately be landed at
PARIS. August 7.——The‘ government
Philberts'
Commanding the French expeditionary
at the Moroccan port the subequent
new in... has
,v.,)ricuranslnwn£
.100 (libretto F lama: ”$25
000 no;
er No. 3, wore slightly burned in
concerns.
out] door in the jupanning room an
gained such rapid headway that who
was turned in.
For a long time the water seems
to have no effect on the blaza all
started as the
there were touched by the fire.
this time Assistant Chief Perkins an
Lieutenant Goehel were with the me
fighting in close to the fire, when a
both men ware blown backward an
suffered burns.
to. the room ihwhich it started. Th
total damage by fireumd water to ih
building and contents is»
$20,000. , it.
, l.
m
nun
Bodies Found in Posen
BERLIN, August 7.—A passenge
overturned, three cars Were demolish
ed. So far 20 bodies have been retro
injured is not known.
ART PURCHASE ‘NOT FOR M0
GAN.
LONDON, August 7.—~l)'uveen Broth
R
or in Paris by the late Rodiophe Kano
Assistant Chief and Lieutenant
NEW HAVEN, August ’f.'~—Assistant
Fire Chief William B. Perhian and
Lieutenant. Henry J. Goebel, of steam-
twoularm fire in the factory of the
Hoggson & Pettls Company, yesterday
afternoon. The company occupies the
second and third floors of a. five story
brick building on Park street, the rest
of the building being used by smaller
The fire started on the see-
the firemen arrived a second alarm
during this time a series of explosions
occurred in the room where the blaze
explosive materials
explosion came with such force that
The fire was confined
estimated at
Two Engines Overturned, Three
Cars Demolished and Twenty
train was derailed last night between
Pecan and Thorn. Two engines were
vered from the ‘izvreck. The number of
era, who have bought for $5,000,000 the
famous art collection gathered togeth-
deny absolutely that the plil‘chflSe was
made in behalf of .l. ,Plerpont Morgan.
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Provisions of the Measureilall
for the Holding of (City
Meeting This Month and 0-:
coiniment of a Board by
or Dow
The not passed by the Connecticut
Legislature creating‘a Board 01'- An-
portionment and Taxation for the city .
of South Norwalk will call for the .
holding of a city meeting some time .,
during this month to vote whetheror
not such aboard shall be appointed
by Mayor Dow. W
The act is as follows: «
Section 1. There shall be inflthc
city of South Norwnik a board of anti: ,
mate and taxation, composed affair, ‘
members, who shall be electors of said 0'
city and shall serve without pay. Sn ;
members shall be appointed by‘the,
mayor. and said appointments‘shall
be made in such manner as to dirt
them equally between the two leudl
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FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE-Spoor 30 FT. LONG, ' ‘1
9 1-2 ft. wide, 2 ft. draught. Apply to
llickson W. Cole. Rowayton. a? fit.
FOR SALE—TWENTYFOOT SKIP-
Jack with new li-horue power Barker.
engine. all In best condition; $200
cash. Apply to J. Cole, South Nor-V
walk drawbrldge. I7 3t - .
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some experience. in the dry goods bus~ ,
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lot in Norwalk, boxiilil. Will build 0
purchaser good lived-com house for
TO LET.
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lar, painting, complete. Address Box
314, South Norwalk. ' all (it
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of light for storage. carpenter or ma-
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28 West Washington St, South Nor-
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some experience preferred. Address
“Advertiser." Sentinel Office. a7 4t
WANTED—Gilli. FOR GENERAL
housework; good references required.
Mrs, Prentiss, Woodward Park, South
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WANTED—LIVE CATTLE OF ALL
kinds. Pay best prices. Address If.
Friedman, South Norwnlk, or call at
residence, Mrs. anlov‘s house. Turn-
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only, neat. intelligent girl to help in-
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but no more
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of the wreck.
good 0% mortgage; new dwelling. To
sell flue dwelling on trolley, 12400:
$400 cash: rock bottom. 800 Mr. Law-
rence. 2 South Main St.
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ice business; wagons horses, harness,
tools, ice route with books, 300 to 400,
tons of ice; best route in New Cell" '
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