our Nofiallt
a dissolution
westernmost-
Fair. continued cold tonight; .‘l’uo,
exhd‘hlr: Iightwesterly to northpri
H...
Chitiiiiui‘ Who iiliirnauod Mrs.
. ‘ Sophia Abrallamii' Turnout
, . Lost Mullins Is Getting Away
1 I _ 7 An automobile crashed: into n no.
fi‘ livery wagon owned by Mrs. Sophia
, . ‘ ' . Abrahams, who has a grocery store on
2 , Connecticut avenue, Saturday night
"085““ Why Work on. the. Fm" about 10 o’clock. '
lflfllfl ,on litaBenadlcl Farm The accident occurred in Connecti-
‘ “ ’ out avenue, a short distance beyond
Strucmm "38.300" Stowe“ the hospital. but fortunately there
-flosldonis ‘ . Want ll Gom- were no serious results. The shafts of
plated ‘ ‘ ‘ the delivery wagon were broken but u
. . - r was not learned whether there was
' A number of the influential residents any “malle ‘0 the alltomflbile. for its
of East Norwaik are considerably away from the “‘09- Instead he Km
worked up over the situation that has away from the scene as quickly as
developed . at the Benedict Farm possible even leaving behind his can.
bridge. ‘ which fell off when‘the crash came.
, For sometime the dirt ‘9" over the Young Abrallui‘ns took» possession of
excavating of the new sewer in the die the cap. r
trict, has been dumped under the south The affair was reported to Captain
tides": ii: tart-.iirlni’uon“: .. m... m... H... a...
foot of the top of the bridge. This it happened by young Abrahnms, but
work was progressing satisfactorily up the police have not yet been able ‘0
. to Saturday, when the selectulen stair locate the driver of the motor car.
{had the wolldk. The pgospectsnlhere that) it is stated that when Abrahams
erewou soon e a so our ‘ ‘
bridge. at this point in a little while. first saw the machine he was on the
with the exception of .I slulccway a wrong side 0f the mad. hilt crossed
few feet wide to allow the tide to flow over to his right side to give the ma-
1135(1)“:ng 3“ “11133384: 2'2)?! tlllllllngfceub? chine an opportunity to pass by him
the present ramshackle, wooden struc- Dropetly‘
tura that wobbles as teams pass over SHOT AT JEWETT
it.
The trolley company is alive to the
danger at this point under present. ”TY STATION
conditions and as a remedy. has alik-
ed permission from the selectmen to
build a stone realising wall at hhe Two Young Men Approached by
west side of the bri go, in order t at
the section underneath the tracks may Stranger Who Shoots WilllOUl
be filled in. '
The. selectmen give as their reason Warning
for stopping the carting, that they have
no money with which to continue it. it JEWE'I‘T CITY, Oct. 21.~Arthur
hi ignite? that F‘Ll‘st 1Selectmu'h Amid L’Heureux; and John Rollins young
v son avored eep rig up i e wor . -. , ' .
bllt‘tl‘lat Selectmen .lohn Dcvine and men bolh Wall connected here, were
William B. Reed outvoted him. taken to the hospital in Norwich yes-
'l‘he East Norwnlk seWer commii- terdny suffering from pistol shot
toe ““3 had 3“ offer 0‘ fifty cents 9” wounds received late last night, not
load for the dirt left over from the se- cordin i 1 { ‘nutio obtalnobl 10‘
war ccavuting, but believing the need 3 0 n O” n ' e
at the Benedict Is‘urln bridge an urgent day at the hands of an unknown man-
one, gave it t0 the town free. The town L'Heurcux and Rollins, it is said.
was simply callayyu on to do the curb were seated at the railroad station
1:? :ghgggégw paling being done by about midnight Saturday night, having
A prominent citizen, of East Nor a discussion about football, when some
walk said this, morning; stranger came up behind them, asked
né'lmiggi‘; let‘gngl‘fqlféglglafilxg": what. time it was and stepping back,-
special um Intends liliotiid be called shill both 0‘ them and disappefl'edv
at once for it would mean a saving 0‘ making “0 attempt at ”WP-’3" 1‘ “a"
several thousand dollars to the town. renx was hit in the neck, the bull pus-
'1“higflggfngm;ungrglégdr‘egégngl9:32: sing in one side and out of the other.
\I , . ' ' .
DENY would 603*. from ‘4'000 to $5,000 ROI-"I18 was shot in the back. The bill
A condition exists there that would not let had not been removed when he was
be tolerated for a day on private pro- tnken to Norwich. No cause is known
gertlihesolmethmigdflllrlllbge gebelfii‘: for the shooting, and there is no lrace
or 9 es s ' .
and the whole bridge is shaky. Take of ”‘9 5”““3‘3‘3 who is ““‘d to “mm
the filing in from an economical point done the shooting.
0f view. 1 ill“ given ‘0 understand that L‘Heurcux is about 19 years of age.
it. costs $400 a year to . plank this quarterback on the Norwich Free
bridge alone. five per cent. on 89.000. Academy football team and cit-captain
and ill addition I am told that the of the academy baseball team. .He is
Midge has to ”9 TGSDHPd lllld rottin- in his senior year ill. the academy.
bored ovcry Elli or seven years. Where Rollins is a bookkeeper about
is there economy in continuing such about 22 years old.
a state of affairs?" Batuwtll Recover.
DO MEALS so wn-H NORWICH. Ocl. 2l.——At the Radium
Hospital today Arthur L’chn‘l'ux “bid
olln Rollins are resting com orta c
S‘Joo A DAY RENT ? and no serious results are expected.
unless complications set in. L’chreux
This QUOSilOII “803”an "ID has part. of the bullet in the back of
the head and Rollins has one under
Social Mansion Argued at the shoulder blade. .
“3"“ “d” "“‘l'il's JUDGE nosABiclt cums
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.~«Spocnlntion DEGREES TO THOSE APPLYlNG
was exhausted yesterday in an attempt
to prices the identity of the pol-sou who
llui-l offered Mrs. Ogden Goclot $1,000.. Convinced They Haill’i‘oveii Al-
and for a five-year lease of ()cllre
(tourl, her Newport residence. Figur~ legailons Ol‘ ”0 would NM
inn it. out. that any tenant who could “ave cm the "83
afford to pay such a iiiil‘illiIthillil use .
the house only six men. s n l in your '
the ram. would be about $1,100 ii any, Judge Alberto I‘. liornbuck has filed
A hoIIsc-io-liouse canyons of the (lily decrees of divorce in seven cases in
trict infested with millionaires lulled the civil superior court, ”h, of them
to solve the problem, Each one plcnliud , .
not guilty without reservation. Sumo having been heard Friday and 0“”
went so far no to produce iron-bound week before last. in some of the cus-
contracts with their present junitoru. es .111ng Rombnck desired certified
"i don‘t think 01.100 5 ‘1‘” ll“ ““7"?“ copies of the marriage dortiilcntes. in
Zlnliizlkr'onlmilgluxlo"[0333:9312de?'g§lr others he wishco to consider the evi-
iictp street. deuce.
”l'd hire it in a minute, bill I under. From week before rapt wag left over
lilliilil film Wiilllfl lllil rout every morn- the petition 0f Elizabeth Molnar 101‘ ll
lull; in advance. i thought i could fit"
rungs to pay it dollar down and a My, divorce from James Molnar. it was
lnr n minute.” granted on the ground of desertlou.
“filly: hon ever seen the house?" he The cases heard Friday in which
was no u . . divorces were granted were as fol-
"Beon all through It several times,” .
sold the best chief. "i tell you it's a lows. Nellie F‘. Knapp, of Stamford.
bargain. Stationary steam pipes, deal from Gardner 1“. Knapp, Ol' Pine Beach,
and dumb waiters, sliding runs. but Va. habitual iniemporuuce; inuisa
f3: 321‘? mm 391:3 egfrfgfg‘fgeelé‘lgnmtg' Russell, of Orenwicb, from Victor B.
Another agent. a friend of mine. tells Russell, 0‘ Greenwich. infidelity, ail-
mo 'l‘o Ryan is the man. He’d pay many of $1,500 allowed: James w.
twice .100 toilet away from the Morley, of Greenwich, from Emma in
noise." , Morley, assertion, custody of children
"As soon as i heard it was for rent to petitioner: Alice l3; Wolf. of Nor-
t tried to land it." said Tom Bhnrker. walk. from Charles hiwolf orneiiy,
“i worn down to Newport and looked it change of name to Burchard; Our 9
over. Mrs. Ocelot absolutely refused in, Voorhocs, of him-walk, from Albert.
is slim any improvements. so the n. Voorheos, cruelty, custody of child
denials Dill” ’ to'petiiionel': Arthur 1:, Stevens. of
"Dries lbs 31.100 b any include your Norwnlk. from Amelia Ll. Stevens. in:
meals!” ticks Casey the Cop at the fidelity, . o 7 ‘ .
bridge. ,"Wc‘ had an argument about Judge Bareback is a verylpnrticular
that. down at, “Beef and' Mccbau's. {page in divorce matters and if he.
Btutt Hammett said it included your as any idea that the facts are illiter-
grub Ind laundry» “1 be obit! to sin out from stated or listen idea, that
there about iii“! GWWGUU ' all is not right he Will hold up the
, . , decree until he is convincedlf. howy
windmills Wt“ under millilitres of ever. the evidence supports-illusions»
filament Firtnflcpilmnent. at Normlk tion be cuts the do which binds and , so.
my ‘ , . . 'lici
. ink; 0(3th 21. 190?. _ [iriiidh often Kalil.
iiil‘il ,vwloou
over his estate. The will
a
w
Captain Alvah B. iuihlli, of
Hickory Bluff, is Seriously
Wounded While Superintend-
lng Mon still/ark on Barclay's
island , _ ,
Captain Alvah B. Tuthlll, one of the
best known residents of the southern
end of the town; and a large property out of the winds . and piled the trig-
owncr nt Hickory Bluff, met with a se- , .
rlous accident last Friday ~afiernoou, outside “it t ‘
and as a result will be confined to his
the (in If: r illoBoy Could
‘ lile‘he wisdom
of the new” morning shooting
and the carrying; f'lwoapons was dom-
onstratea hereril‘ ldiiyl when a‘boy '12
years old pepper halts dozen of his
playmates with rd shot from a gun
that was not all posed to be loaded.
Joel Romeo, thb. out side barber, has
been in the habi orthootlng English
sparrow with ‘p ”19 loaded with fine
bird shot. Frll‘ {morning he loads
ed the gun and ~ God it in the corner
ofhis shop. at poll found the gun
while his father was out, pointed it
gar. A (3de '0! hll "were playing
urge scattered
among them. Thi as an immediate
scattering orathe oils. The shot took
home for some time, and may lose the effect but d‘ldtllti . pagmge because the
sight. of his left. eye.
Captain 'l‘utiiill, with two workmen, great. “‘6 wt” iniurics were
were at Barclay's Island, formerly
Wood Island, just east of Sheffield-lon- head and Nina.
charge was light and the distance loo
rc-
Toily Garrasona. A
effect in the boy's
arrssoua is a fruit
celved by a son l
dozen shot to
the-Sound the property "now being dealer. A son of leopard Wagner was
owned by Robert s. gammy, oilioway- also hit in the l in. No information
ton. Mr. Tuthlll was superintending concerning the n ““00“” be gained
the work of the two men. and one of are ltalians end enled all knowledge
the latter was driving a spike into a of the shooting. Romeo said that be
big log of Wood. In making a swing had just-come to the town but the fact
from either Rom l or Carrasonn. 'l‘hey
with the axe. The man missed the is he has been I “'6 1°" years, There
is no clnnm that be shooting was any-
llcad 0‘ the spike, Md the file“ butt thing but decide is], but carelessness
of the heavy uxc struck Mr. Tuthlll in the handling of firearms and the
full in the left eye. The than was POSSESSlfin 0f Still‘h lg); lmllomlgietetll
much affected by the accident. and did persons 5 “"1!” ‘ef‘i'w, m ’3 0“ 0“
everything poaslble to relieve Mr. Tut- got; filtmnfl‘m 1‘“ miiih‘mds 0‘ "‘0 "f‘
hill's suffering. The men at once our c a ‘ i ‘
barked “1 Captain Tuthill’s naptha
launch, and as neitherof the workmen
could run the boat the injured owner
. was obliged to bring the vessel to the “ . I
main land. : ‘ ~
Here Dr. Frederick H. Baker. of East
Norwulk, and Dr. Frank Wilson, of ,
Bridgeport, attended him. A number .
of stitches had to be taken in the ‘.
wound lllld the eye was found to be _ .
badly injured. Grout. efforts will be
mode to save the sight, lull ii. is con- 5
sidercd doubtful if this can be done.
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wnhneu snot
tutti]
--i
1“ ”WNW“ ~iiuburi Aniline..- oliiiowayion.
David Edwards. of, Beacon Alleges in“ 0"” by Using
Falls, at Death’s Hooves—Was .-...lil3.-.:l.bliih , putrid liar ~“ileionii
Target for Law Violators
NAUGATUCK. Oct. Zl.-—Diwld Eil-
iiimsali irom Attack of Two
Men
wards, game warde’n of Beacon Falls ' Robert Aurore, on ltnllau, was he}
was badly wounded yesterday while ml“ Judge Til-"l0" l“ "l0 low" 00"“
trying to arrest. two men who we”. this morning on a charge of ilSSilllll.
shootlng'gnmo on Sunday in the woods 0“ Andrew “0“le l“ Mechanic strcct,
In Beacon Valley. With Constable Sill-“MW night. but. 05 the “93‘1“" WM
Frederick kirk he was walking in the it serious “nevlhe‘cusr was adjourned
woods when the two hoard shooting for W W90“ to “"0“ [tutors to 39‘
and separated, each to make a detour 00‘1“”
for the purpose of coming upon the
The assault consisted of Allidro‘s
shooters. Soon after Edwards 1..“ Kirk chewing hits out of the right our of
he saw two men, apparently ltulinlls
lirulcd With shotguns. For the purpose
Mr. Florist
’l‘ho il'oublc cum» about when the
of getting nearer to them he called out fwu mop mot and Willie wnnfcd Slit,
"Which is mp nearest Way to Naugii- which be claimed tllooihor owed him.
tuck?"
For answer one of tho ltulinlls. friend of his bad Allioro on the ground V
A fist fight ensued and Florlo and a
guys Mr. Edwards, levelled lili-l shotgun and were pounding him. He could pro
at him and fired, hitting him and
tool himself only by biting and us
knocking him down. The game wur- Floric'u our seemed the linlidlcst he
den got to his feet again. and started
toward the pair, when the man again
“red at him, this limo hitting him lil
bit a few holes in it, with the result
that ho wils’arrcuictl.
lilo neck and chest. and perforating Florie appeilrcd in court with his
ml“ with shot. 0m, of the shot also licud swuibcd in bandages and Anton:
struck him in the ball of the eye. 'l‘o- looked "ll ll ”WWW“ had 1’01"“ “Bills
day his condition is sold to be criti-
cal.
MAGCORMAG’S WILL
.. HAS BEEN FOUND
own—W...-
Dooumont Sent to the 9robaie
Court in Lebanon by New
York Attorneys Today
LEBANON, Oct. Zl.-l,swyors and
his' face for a chopping blocQ
Antom lives in liownyton lid was
arrested there and brought to South
Norwulk by Constable Edward .l. hud-
rigun. At that time Contractor John
F. McMahon bccnme surety ill the sum
or $100 for his assurance for trial.
W...
”NOTICE.
Matters of importance in connection
therewith requires ovary lilsmbcr of
Old Well Hook and Ladder Co. who
is to participate in the Port Chester
parade to report at. headquarters in
full uniform promptly at 7:45 a. m.
others interested in the settlement of PM order.
CHESTER F‘. CLARK.
the istute of Paul Mucoormuc and his "Foreman.
the outfits of Paul MacCormuc. who
died as the result of an automobile
accident in Norwalk during the sum-
mer, were greatly surprised totiny
w
u—NO‘TlGE.
Members of Putnam Hose Co. pur-
ticipatlng in Port Chester Parade will
when it was announced that the will of report at “b“ 00‘ quarters Wednes-
Poul MucCormnc had just been. receiv-
ed by the probate court. of this dis-
trllt. it was supposed that MncCor-
filo died intestate, and ail-eddy an ud-
Inluistrator. Atturne John K, Dickson.
of Philadelphia, ha been appointed
here by Wollindu. and Woliman. at-
uponi'it. it was drawn three years
dny morniu at 72in sharp.
Per or or,
M. A. RillAllY. Captain.
A. C. KNQRR. lice. Sony.
TWENTY-FOURTH YEAH.
W. Gilbert Newall’u select school of
was sent dancing and department at Arlen Hap,
Mildison'strset. South No walk. Class
mm”. of flow York. and so far no “h, for beginners. indies an gentlemen.
Mention-hull been made for u hearing
Wednesday evening, October 23rd, at 8
o’clock. Be wisesand save money by
flso.‘nd prnoucany u“) gun“, estate. Jollilfi‘ “1“ (3‘5“. Graduates from
it is said. is left id Mrs. Mchormnc.‘
.i. 6. Batch and drill, Bonnie, of New
York are named Illustrators in the
this school'arocncver wail flowers.
See adv, in thin locus. I 1 ,
m
instrument. Judge Rowland, of the “A" 0* “LUMBM DANOWI.
the will today and thelprovilllous of the
‘ will could not he learned. _
‘ BILLnMOflRiGON.
local court, would not speak regarding star of Columbia. companions of.
Foresters held it. very pleasant dance
‘Baturday‘night in Redmond: Hail. The
attendance“ was large and alien time
resulted 1 Refreshments were served
Scottie H. Bell. of ’Pmliw. New Jet" duringt QIWG‘lliiii and music for the
hey, formerly of that Not-walk, and
Miss Hmiot...Morrlso were married
Saturday night at a look at the
home oil the bride in Pacino.
ills a son of Mrs. [rubella A.
i, o h or» street, lint Norwulk.
occasion rendered by Bveo'll arches-a
.trs. - . . , , , . .
W ‘
R OENW- Mi WM. OPHVIIML :
glow all cut. ale-Arrived?
swam metallic, train lime.
.,‘ out other Leif ‘
,Chnrlol levee. ‘nid.
Weather Conditions are Favora-
ble and New Records are Ex-
, peeled to be Made by (ion-
iestanis Now. Assembled at
St. Louis '
ST. LOUIS, M0,, Oct. 21.——With
brilliant weather and snappy racing
four of the great; nations 'of the world.
will start this afternoon in the slanting oxpec
rays of the setting sun on a journey" few days. ‘
“Duke," Mrs. Burncll's dog, was hit»
ton on the our, and was so badly lac-
The contest is officially known us: crater] that the services of a veterin-
tllc second international aeronnutlcflry were
which should add an important chap—
ter to the history of aerial navigation.
cup contest. and the prize, a massive
silver trophy and $2,500 in cash, will
be awarded to the pilot whose skill and
daring lands his car the farthest from
the starting point. As each of the
balloons is similar in design and ma.
terial the race will go to the aeronaui:
~French, English. German or Ameri- ,
cam-who is capable of taking the best
advantage of the favorable winds and
who loses the least ground under ad-
versity. The race also marks the en-
try of the United States into active
competition with the European nations
in a field which has been left almost
exclusively to them in the past.
it was through the winning of the
cup last year in a race from Paris by
liieut, Frank P. thm. of the United
States Army, that the contest was
brought this year to this country. The
three American teams which will start
this afternoon are all that are allowed
to enter under the rules of the compo.
tltion. but so great has grown the sci-
ence of ballooning in the United States
that, the Aero Club of America, which
is in active charge, could easily have
entered many times the number of bal-
loons permitted.
Considerable interest attaches to the
fact that the balloon in which Licilt.
thm set the record for the race at
402 miles last year, will start today
and will carry as‘pllot Major Henry
B. Hersey. ofdiie United States Weath-
er Bureau. who acted as old to Licnt.
thm. The latter is ill in Paris. Two
German balloons that‘werev in the first
coinpctitionpihe Dueseldorf and the
Pommern. are also among today's
starters. -
The first of the balloons will be sent
away at. 4'1). 11).. central time. and the
others will follow at five minute in-
tervals. The aeronai'iis are wishing
for a breeze which will carry them
“hull down on the horizon of the up-
per doep" beforo.t.he next starters are
cut away. but it is generally expected
that four or five of the big balloons
will be in view at the some time. Spoc-
tators would like to see the balloons
shunted about on variable currents un-
til night closes in on the squadron of
air vessels. Variable winds, however,
are the terror of the long distance bili-
lmvnists, an eighty mile hurricane bo-
lllg for preferable in the judgment of
a man gifted in the handling of sand
bailout and gas iilps. ‘l
First away will he. the German lull-
loon Pllnllliurn with Oscar Erbslooh as
pilot, and Prof. ll. ii. Clayton. of the
Blue Hill Observatory. Hyde Park.
Muss. as hide. The other two Ger-
man Lolliestnnts will start in fourth
'illil clgilih places.
America’s three teams will start
second. sixth and ninth; France's two
teams so third and seventh and the
one English entrant. the Lotus ll.. will
be the fifth to second.
The oiiicinl order of the state is as
follows:
4 p. m.-Germnn balloon Pommcrn.
317,000 cubic feet capacity, Oscar Erha-
loch. pilot; ‘Prof. Clayton. aid.
4:06 p. m.~‘-Amerlcnn balloon United
States, 72.250 cubic feet: Major H. B.
Horsey. pilot; A. 'l‘. Aiherholt. nlti.
4:10 p. m.—-—Fronch balloon. L’lslo do
.Frhncs. 77,000 cubic feet; Alfred Le-
blunc. pilot: Edgar W. Mix. aid,
4:16 p. m.-—Gcrmau baloon Duane]:
dorf. 77,000 cubic foot: Capt. Hope you
Ahercron, pilot: H. Heidemann. aid.
4:20 p. m.—-—Fluglish balloon Lotus
ii.. 75,250 cubic feet: outrun Brewer, 0°
pilot; blunt. Gland do Brabuson. aid.
4:20 p. m.-—Amerloun bnloon Ameri-
ca. 77.000 cubic foot; J. C. McCoy. pi-
lot; Capt. 0. do F. Chandler. aid.
«4:30 u. m.-~French baloon Anion.
70,000 cubic foot; liens Cannir;
4:85 p. m.--Oorman balloon Abor-
voron, 50.000 cubic feet; Paul Mockel,
pilot; Rudolph Death. aid,
4:40 p. lbw-American ball on Bi.
fouls. 77.000 cubic feet: A len it.
iinw‘loy, pilot: Augustus Post, aid.
All of the teams entered are regard
out as having an almost equal chance
for victory. if! there are any .i'avor-
lies in the discussion today they are
the Frenchman of Leblanc and Mix.
and the American teamsbcadod by
Major Herscyziiild Mr. Howler. While
Ma or Hersey will Isllthe‘cu'p winner
of out year. Mr. sticy will command
a new builonulwhioh has msdo‘ibut has
ascension» in item. and which. was
bulit'espcoiallyfor this race. ‘ «
illorly indications were that the start
hope the largest crovrd ever assembled
in Shillouls.’ Forest Hark. whore-tits
bailouts; grounds are located" offers
an excellent point of ”mill
3’ find
the scope or the cityhave tundra of
little but balloons for. two-weeks past.
The crowd . n to arrive in the park ,
in the early (cement the morning.
‘i'tllfi‘ parties brill in luncheon and
7 ”out spend flied _
Two spurs;
MAYOR-ELECT'BURNELL
‘ ' BITTEN BY A 000
Tried temperate Two Canines
Which Were Fighting ~ Early
This Morning
Dr. Francis I. Burnell, mayor-elect of
the City of South Norwalk. was the
victim of a vicious do; this morning,
and was bitten several times on both
hands, although it is not believed that
serious injuries were inflicted.
Mrs. Burnell is the owuer of a small
dog. and this morning a white bull
Harrier. which makes its headquarters
in the lobby of the South Norwalk
post office a great deal of time and
is the property of Mrs, E. A. Wood-
ward, of North Main street. accompan-
led the lallndrymun to Dr. Burnell's
l residence. The two dogs engaged in a
combat on the piazza, and while try~
currents in the blue depths of the sky, , ing to separate the brutes, Dr. Burncll
nine mammoth balloons, representing W88 attacked by the white bl!“ ter-
rier, and bitten several times on the
He attended to the injury, and
is the wounds to heal up in a.
required to dress the injur~
TO LET—~F‘URNISHED ROOM. AP-
ply to No. 3 Orchard St, Norwalk.
TO LET—IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
two rooms with sitting room, bath,
One block from station.
FURNISHED
with conveniences for light
housekeeping. No. 214 East. Ave, East
1i [villi
Hill] Ellis ,,
As Result of Sunday Meetings“ ,y
inflow. York’s Financial ills- ’H
irlci, Values of Securities
opened Higher on the Stock
Exchange This Morning
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.——A feeling of
contentment and satisfaction prevail,»
ed in banking circles after the history
making Sunday meeting of bank pro ‘
sidents, which succeeded in finally
eliminating the Heinze, Morse and J
Thomas interests in certain of, the
Clearing House llanks. It was general-
ly believed that by thisaction the,‘
cloud that hung over the financial
of the past week. has been dispelled
and that beginning today a more hope,
ful feeling would prevade the situa-
tion in the Stock Exchange and on the
street. .
Besides choosing new officers for»
the banks. in question. and announcing ‘
thateach and every one was in a 301- ’
was taken.“ This was the pledging
of a fund of 310,00 .000 by a score of .
(Continued on Seventh Rage). .
TO LET—HANDSOMELY
nished room, with heat. use of bath,
with board for winter.
5 Elizabeth St.
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS. APPLY
Harris & Guns 00., 68 Water St.
Gentlemen pre-
TO LET~NICE LITTLE FARM
ten acres. on Highland Ave.; city wa-
ter in house; burn, liennery, good land.
W. H. Thomas. Wilson Ave.
TO LET—«FOUR ROOMS FURNISH-
ed for complete housekeeping, at 41
For particulars inquire
Mrs. Decker, 16 Chestnut St.
for the winter.
TO LETvFURNlSHED ROOMS
for gentlemen only.
all improvements.
at 66 West St. South Norwalk.
Fine location;
Call from if to 6,
TO LET~THE CLIFFORD HAS
two select suites to offer for the win-
ouc suite southern exposure.
Terms reasonable.
To LET—FROM NOV. lst, [N ROW
aytoll, half double house. six rooms;
convenient to train and trolley. Rent
For particulars inquire
afternoons, E. F. Walker, Sentinel of-
TO LEV—FROM NOV. l. W ROW-
ayton. six room cottage, all improve-
ments. excepting lights.
utcs from trolley. For particulars ad-
dress Box 508. South Norwalk. 03 3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
MY w FE. MARY E. JAYNE, HAV-
lng left my bed and board without
that cause or provocation, l forbid all
persons trusting or harboring her on
Andrew Juyno, Dulrée
o
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE~PEASE PIANO, FOR-
mer price $205 new: new for sale for
$150. with steel and scarf;
month and no interest.
FOR SALE-GOOD WORK HORSE.
See F. H. Raymond, liuvllaud House.
REWARD.
$100 REWARD.
The above reward will be paid for
information that will convict the party
who threw a stone through my win-
dow, Friday evening. October 18.
Frank iiritto. 02), 1t
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WANTED.
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this head, 256“”! times. 509. Addil
lionsi words. l'pgyifipgeh per insarilun. . . . "
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WANTED—LARGE WHOLESALE ..
women to handlemeil-lmown line of
goods. Penn; out. Libel-aisle ‘ is y
guaranteed. ddress F. A. 015% u 1‘
General Delivery. _ 021 n ‘
WANTED—TO BUY. ALI. KINDS
of cattle and poultry. 'l‘op prices paid.
H. Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel.
"257-2. Max Tarlov place. Connecticut
Turnpike. , 019 (it.
WANTED—MARRIED MAN FOR
agent and collector. Salary and com-
mission. Best references. Opportun-
ity for advancement. Address Box 370.
WANTED—~WOMAN AS COOK 1N
boarding house. Call 5 Elizabeth St.
018 3t
WANTED—OPERATORS ON LA- -
dies' and children’s cambric under 9
wear. Light, clean, steady work, good
pay: Experience desirable. but not
absolutely necessary. Apply The East-
ern Underwear Mfg. 00.. city. 930 4w
WANTED—GIRLS FOR incur. ,~ .m
steady work, on sewing machines. We ’
operators: must be quick. Six and $7
per week while learning. Nichol!
Underwear Go. all’. tf i
BUSINESS NOTICES. ”
IMPORTANT ’l‘O LADIES. IT'S
getting cold; your cont needs interr
lining to be warm; your shirt needs
shortening. Bring to 70 North Main
St, South Norwulk. 019 3t
MOSES P. HALLOCK, LADIES"
Milliner. lists trimmed and ms in“
FDR BALE—waMl’l‘li Pmmmhmlthe latest up-to-dato styles. ours
typewriter ill first class
Can be seen at the Steegmuller-Tobey
No. 181 Water St, South lgor-
lfrom 8 a. in. to 6:80 p. m. 15 Client-
nut St, South Norwulh. s26 ti
o. r. auricular, l3 so. canons
Ava, ills-t Norwallc, Painter. Paper
row BALE. - SECOND
bathroom ouitlt. tub. bowl, basin. etc.
South Norwulk.
FOR SALluFblltlild’l‘S. A Find
more nice ones left.
8. Gregory. Cranbury. Conn.
Fnlrfleld Ave
, 019 ii
Inquire Stephen
. tomobilo trimmings. and table were
~LOBT~DlAMOND EARRING Wl'l‘ll
ruby center: can be used, its .a stud.
Reward will be given by leaving some
at The flood or. Volk Electrical Co.
Washington St, South Norwalk.
Learn-In NORWALK. A (lit
leather handbag containing gold watchi -.
and chain, a sum of money. a book
containing name of. owner. and other
Sultabl *"reWal-d for return
to 'Mi-s. George
of the race will be witnessed by para 1“ an
. EwH-H‘AHBEAGLE HWW
alien viii: chain and out man ,
, ont‘i‘stuii Parsons, 01‘ Kemerovo. mum' ~
(.00? .... PLATED GAP anon,
wheel of pneumatic runabout. illicit“ or: Oil
or please rciu
Hanger. Decorator. will paint your
house in a neat, workmanlike manner.
Best materials. Ask for optional:3
ELECTRO PLATING 03‘ Anti,
kinds. Oxidised copper. brass and:
nickel. bronze, old kahuna metals“
black yacht trimmings: plilmbOl‘I' our
piles and chandeliers. bicycle about! .
a. Sam a. Bell. iiii Water on “PI
34M. . , .. .,
mu. Alums iii. any”, so solidi!
Maia Sb. South Norma Slum
inmiuur ouril sud» n“ in ill,
al I lp‘truttgcnti‘imflfi
'5 tr bummpm‘maum
Affiliate...“ , .
- cab/myths. _ ,
u'l‘vsnolos c ' piracy? ugh» '
at? if walk. (loan. Scroll
it my to can»
,_ UNinili’AKl
nuns. f‘ii‘gufll bi __
to a soul o no. .
o la; guilty?“ in.
situation, following the developments
vent condition, a most important step,’ "
house needs several hustling men» and
South Norwalk. 019 St . , ‘
want several experienced two-needle i
Norwalk Chronicler