EVENINEI SENTINE
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and colder tonight: Wednoodsy
tsir: brisk southwest to west wmtls.
. AIDOOIATID PRIC. NEW. FROM ALL; PART. 0' THE WORLD IV A O'EOTAL WINE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
ESTABLISHED Into. v£3321fittl'é’cm‘gfif't‘illien sourn ,NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY. DEC. 24. I907. VVVVV AWN,“ fl M h'rwio CENTS. A.
W.-- a. ..-., . . ._ _ , . ‘ , _. . .. -43: a- ..- ... .m m”--- . m“...
CNTPPLED CHILDREN | . .TEMPENANCE ‘ADD' FOUR ”ASKED MEN
HAD A CLOSE CALL' WT 0F TNCLLETS IDAHIEN- SA "0 NOB CHICAGO SALOON: XT
I
liliflWliBllll
HllPPfllllllll
President Roosevelt. on Rec-
ommendation oi Congress-
man liill. Sends llis Nameto
the Senate for Confirmation
' tor Four Years More
On recommendation or Congressman
E. J. Hill, l’rtesidtmt Roosevelt has sent
to tho Sonata in Washington the uout-
lnatlon‘ of Edmund E (frown. as post
master in the City of South Norwalk
for II tIIi'lu of tour yum to into ('Tffr'f'i
upon the confirmation of the appoint
tut-tit by the tit-unto.
Mr. Crowo WHH first appointed ptIi-llI
tnIIstIIt- by the late Prt‘filtli'lll McKinley
II and I.IIIntirmIIIl by tho- i-lIInatII Dt't't‘llllll‘l'
filth, lliilil. ”II was rII-ltppoiltlIIIl for
tour yI-arst' by l'leuldonv ltoosIIvIIll
Ih-mmlu- l' .1902.
The tittlIIIv llIIa‘ grown ('llllhltli‘l‘illllv)
alttIIe TIP tlrIII assumed I-ltargo of tilt-
name, Duringl tlIII right your» thtIrII
have lIIIIIn IIdIlI-Il to tho (‘iil'l‘llIl' forIIII
.lamou ll lltItltIud .ltlllan ll. M tin and
demo 0 '1! .ItIIIIn as tIitI II'I-artittrt and
SIIllIItIk A WIItIrbtltI III-I tlIlIIl IIIII-
rlor, and two Itt’ lllIII Wilillt‘lh' how hot ll
madII utIqutIId t'illllt' rs, 'l‘lIt-y on
William t). MIIrt'ltt and Edwin l.. ”illi-
tord, and this has IIIlIlIId to tho IItllI'lIIIIIIy
of the,- aorviI-II 'lltI-mv additiomI h‘l"\t
proven a grtIItt btuefit to tluI HtJllPt
and up to the [In so ill tirin- “haIII mglIIIn
IIXII IIliIIut natlafaIIIrirI-on
lucrIItIulng lInII'inIIsII of tho otllI'II.
howovor, rails tor additional IIIIt't'iIIt
tacililivs. and tttI- tttItttI-r of It now
IIa'rrlI-t for tho otllII is bII inn IIIIusidIIr-
on by tho l’out -()ttltII It: IlIllilll('lll. Au
inspII-toryill shortly IomI to South
Notwalk to look into ”to llliliit‘l’ and
pump a IIIthItl on tho ttIIIds of tho of-
"NI. 'l'wo additional IlII 'lkH ltatII also
hottn addIIll to tho ('li' IritIItl fort-II. ThIIy
arII Mitts lit-uriIItta A Wing and .iohn
l‘, llIIrtrutn
'l‘hII olII mail ttImt-tengot sIIrIlIII- has
lII-I-n abollsltt-d. and ”III N has lli'i'n itt-
angltralctl in its piano the rtqulIItion
IIIIrI-I-tl wagon aortltIII ltt IoglttI ill thI-
iIIrgIr citiI-a of the country.
it in largI-ly through thII ofltlt'iu of
T’lmlmastI-t' (‘mwe that tho olilco now
III-IIIIpiIIII tlIII handsome and commod-
iuus quarters in iht' building. of tho
South Norwalk “hill, in Washington
stroot. The othrI- is said to ho title of
”iv host mulppod ill the stIItII, and tho
public has shown its appreciation of
lilo change.
The standing of the South Norwalk
ofllco with the department is said to
ho oxcellont, and ranks with tho boat
in the country. PouttnaslI-r t'rowo and
tho entire post-office torro IIndIIavot-intz
to [two the public satisfactory Ht’l‘\‘l('t'.
.—XMAS UMBRELLAS.
. Av hantlsontII lino, at O'llritIlt'a.
.—
SHOT A WILD TURKEY.
Bird on the Root of the Hotel Clifford
Bagged By Constable Ireland.
"This in It I.Il’r'ul and Killl'ltlllr f‘tlllll-
try," romarktIIl I'DTlHliilllt' HIIIIIIII-l t'.
lrIIland yt’riu'l'llily. "and all I‘ttis talk
about tho ncIIrIIily of camp birds is all
bosh. Why, yIIstIIIIIlIIy morning i “t'ltl
hunting, You don‘t I-Iv-n how. to go
to the woods for gnmII lllrilHIitli) llllil‘t'.
'l'hoy come right into thI Ilty. Why.
thoI root of tho lloto-I ( ”Word is IIltII ot’
th- best. SptllH I know tot gout. birds
in ttrn mitlttto-t-I attII I got tlIIIt-vt with
my can i had ttiIi ilu‘II II and turkly
as you ('tlliltl wish to ,uIvII"
Sure I-ntutgh tlIII "t'rl'l“lii>‘ at tho
('llttortl worn sttrpris. d to sI-I- t‘IIltsta-
lilo Tl"'lflll'lil1t“rilflbt lhmtt :ll thII IIoI't‘l-
Ilors with histI-ustj. IIIIttatIIi IIlIIIII llt'
t‘IIIIIIhIItl ”to roof tlIIIrII I.I;m :I"leItII bang
followotl by II tlIlll t'II tIIl ‘
Th9 wild tu'l'yltt- IIIItItt 'v‘l‘Il lltlill'v'tl
a. tow days ago on illt' toot' til Qu lo
liaunan’s homo h'tll tat.» u up Iptiktt r~
at tho‘ Hotel t'lil’iortl, and it II.‘.I. lltt'
wltiIIh (Yountahlv- lrrl..utl bound tor l.:~
(‘hriatmas dinltIIt
WESTPOHT WATER COMPANY
Albert E Winchester Elected Presi
dent and F. A. Smith Vice-President.
'l‘lII. annual tuIII-ting of tho stock-
l.oldt‘ls of the WIIIItport Water ('otn-
pain was hold yestordat altII.rnoon
and tin following IlirIII .Itors wo- re I.- luct
Idt lI'tthIurI 5, Bristol. of Non. litu-
"ll: Arihltr (l. Todd, M NPW Milford:
Itltttvrt l6, Wlnrhtmtor. P. A. .‘lmith. it.
ll. tit-lIlIIn. tioorgo E. Sonata and
t'hatioa lIi Hoyt, of South Norwalk
Tho tlltlIt'tUl'si chose tho followinz
“flirt-rm
l’I-IIsiIlIIrtt -—,t. E. Winrlto‘IstI-r.
Vll'f'IT’rt'lI‘lt tIt<--lI'. A, Smith
Secretary and TrIIItstllIIr- ifllIIrlI-a E.
iloyt.
Tho rtIpotttI of tho omrwv altnwod
that it had two In tho bt'tfl your thII r-IIInv
pony hIIII I III r had.
CRAP SHOOTERS Fl NED.
Mojah Watson Pays 815 and Costs and
Fm Others 55 and Costs.
'l'hII rat-I.I of Malah Watson tIhttrgI-Il
with lumping It piano rvatItIId to ho a
gambling ltoIIltII.. wan hotoro ”to town
mum wattrda) IItIIIrnoon WIIItIon
was lint-d ll . and costs Tho mm who
won- in tho platIII II: thII lint" it was
raldwt WIIrII aim triIIIi Tilt-y worn
«intention tiv .‘T'tttll"\ .lIIlIn Fulton and
the trial rt-uttllt-Il on follows Alt-unt-
ItIIr (lquttIIan. 3'. and «oats: William
”Orthlmt. ’5 null fflhl‘I Htlttinvr Wt-lIIh.
mill“: "run tittttiti lIIIlloI v'l'lttIlIIIIr
"ranch forfulto-d 1i“: hon-lit; Thoma.
Burns 83 and mats- Howard Ahflllli.
1.. and costs, and Charles Wilt-on S!
and min. ,-
Christmss Trees in New York
Institution Caught Fire, But
No One WIS Injured
NEW YORK. l)IIII.. 24¢”?th ltlln-
(lt'III’l IIIlIl titty III‘lppiI-Il IIlIildt'IIn uul'I
rowyl IIIIIIapI-Il injury IIat'ly today in II
tll'I- wlIlIIll .Iltlirtml among ”into! and
L'hrlrlilillirl ll’t‘t‘l-t on tho lop door of tlloI
llolIIII l'ot' “llllilll't‘tl and t‘I'lpplI-Ii (‘llliv
IirIIlt, on iIIlengtoIt avenue.
’l‘lIII liIttllIIn Wt'l‘t‘ tllutIoI'I-I‘IIIl and Hilll
duIId by HitpIItIlntIIuIlIIltt Martino and
tho lllll'h‘l'al hIItIIt'o they had glIlnI-d
llllll'll lit-udway. (ltlmr lltIrlIII-It kl‘lll.
such good watch "\‘t‘l' tltI- would that
nilllt‘ ot tittI ItlIIIIplng ('lllltll‘l'n know
of thII lllith‘ until it won all over. The
lost-t was luronutderable, anti III-w
i‘ltllstutan tlIIzoratious will IIIplaIIII
thtnto. IlIIIItroIIIIl ilt tlIIttI i‘or totItIIrI'ntow ~
III~lIIlIratiotI.
—HANDSOME CANES
lI‘or Xmas, at O'llrlen's,
'—o.lttnoy .lllllklllt-i. Inatitu-II Xmas
lloyt'I-t ’i'hI-IIItrII.
WEDDED AT TEMPLE
0F BETH HAMIDROTH
Louis Alexander, Formerly oi
South Norwalk, United in
Marriage to Miss Bachkoit,
of New York
RIIslIltIntI-t oi The NorwaliIII will he
in‘lIIrIIatIIIi ill the ilnntlllflt't‘ml‘nl of tilt.-
I‘Itarriagt- ot a non of lsadoro Aloxatt-
IlIIr. ot South Norwnlk, to a prolninout
you mg 'l It It y""of No W” York;
when Misti Rae ltlllh llarhkoi'f. daugh-
it‘l' of Mr. and Mt't-I. Abraham llarhkoft.
of til Bast liltith Hil‘i‘f‘i. New York. was
lllili‘l‘ltIil to llllllh Alt-xantlIIr, who was
a nativI- of South Norwalh.
'l‘lIII IIIIl'IItltouy took plan» :It’ thII
'l'IItnplI» llIth llumitlrosh ot llItrlIInt. at
no East 10 till t-ttrIII:,t of tht samt- city
"llIII KIIIIHtu W'tll’ takIIn to and from
llolm- ol thI- lIriIlII to tho tIItuplII
At the to-mple the or-
V‘Vt'lllllllfl Marrh frottt
tilt
in automobiles.
gnu pluyIIIl tilt-
l.oltt>ttgrltt,
'l‘llII lIritlII
of It [llll't' whitt-
IIlItbroitlIIrIId V‘t‘il oI'nIItltIIntIIIl
. 0
Ivan attirt-d lit a lat-II robII
lllillt‘l'lill and had on
It hand
with lillI-I-I of tho vtIlltIy. SlIII IIIIt'riIId
ill IIuII hand It [lilIlII dIII'ItrIItIIIi also
with le’:l,\s ol’ lillv :I Itl' th.» \".l”"_\' ’l‘llII
hrltlogroom was IltIIIssIIIl in tho ('"llI
Vt‘nlltlllitl blIIIIlI. ThI- lIritlI- was given
two) by Tlt‘l' [lillt'llirl Mrs liarhltol‘f
worII II stunning lrt‘ allot. of hi: Irk Nan
IlII (IrIIIII- I-tttlu-oldIrIIII with pink and
white iltIWIIrs, Mr. and Mrs. Alvxttlt
dIIr worII pl'IInIItlt w poriorrtt tltI- pit-as
lug duty or sanctioning tiwir son‘s
tnarriItsz
Mil-N Augusta llvrkowitz acted as
maid of honor and Won- a Whlit' silk
radium gown embroidorIIII in pink.
TltII in at man watt l)r. Wm. l.. itosl.
tlIIIItIulpttltlI-Il by his IIlIal‘tttlltg Ivil'II.
who WIIII IIltirIIti in all IquulaltI- I'tI-;I
tion of \'IIuIIllIIn In II IlIIllIIIItII IIhIIIlII
of .‘illlt'lkt'. 'l‘llII waiut was hand IIIII-
hroidIIl'IId with watIIr lillIIs lll II llill‘kt'r
filiiltli‘ oi lJIltIII‘Iu fillitlht'.
lIlIIrtllIItt Elliott. llttrty
lirotlttII of ”III lIIIlIlIIgI-otutl. Max
Srhoonln-ro .lIIIIolI lIIIlltIIIr IItIIl lhIr-
ltarti Abraltanm. a rIIsitlIIut of South
Nttt'u'ttllt. ltIItIIIl nu tlshIIrI-I,
TillIl'II Wt'l'i' [Il'i‘ril'lll many "it"ntlti
'IlIIl I'IIlIItit'IIs of tho lll'liik' ItnIl brill!“
I.II'IIIIlIt. .\ilt'l' titII tIIII‘IIlttouy. thIIy rt:-
pIIlt'IIIl to flip hotttII of tho l’IrltlII. thIrII
iltt‘A'I‘l'H and many IIxIIltinito gifts writ-
on IleIiIIltion:I
'l‘lIIIrII II WI-ddlng supper was sIIrvIIIl.
Itutl gItiI-ty was rift,I till tht- small
hours of tltII morning. Thu tIouI'sIIs
wt-II- many and good.
’l‘lIII bl‘itlII and bridogroom IlIIpItI‘tIId
on thIIit lIouIIylnoIm trip and will visit
AlIIXIIndIII'. It
.lItI lollIIIIlttg 'llil(”.~t \VIIshlnfliItll.
ltlthmotttl. \‘a Old l'oint t‘olttfott IItlI
Norfolk.
find tlIIIn bath to No it York.
to the“ how Ill 227d Washington aye-
unefld‘r Ierlusivo suction of ill“ llroux
Nu‘ York. 'l‘ltI‘Iy will lIII IIwIII lot
about a month.
—RING IN THE TRUE
\‘IItv to win tho triondship ot critical
wmokors iI‘ittII quality ('igar-I and
l'IlpH-I. all IIIaaonahlIa prions. ’l"hati-l
thII policy of this slow. WIhIlplIIy &
llark. IIquIIr Main and Washington
slt'wtts, South Norwalk
BROOKSIOE SCHOOL ENTERTAIN-
MEN
0
Big Tree with Gifts Distrilbuted by
Mrs. Santa Claus. ‘
'l'llr- llrookflldt- School ht-ld its I-los-
lug (.‘hrlstmaa IIxIIrrtsIIII last. Friday
molning. and mm wr-rII of a most in-
tort-sting naturII. Th9 large tree was
IIrrangIIIl by tho childron of tho school.
Mll-H Allrt- OsiIIr imptIrIIonIItIId Mrs
Satna Plans. and distributed tho gifts
from tho trees PVPTy pupil revolving a
rIImIInIhrItnrrI RIIIIitIItlons wIIrI- ciVI-n
in It ntImhIIr of tilt I.Iholars. and thoIrII
um» tIIIlIItI (IhoruIIIIn, IItII.
Minn Cflthf'rlm' St John the princl~
pal, rcrolved a handsome loathor bag
from the chlldrm and Mlflfl Daisy it
flruddor a beautiful cut glass hon hon
Illflh
Committermnn J. R. Plymcrt Hoyt
gau- ovary ocholnr n gluon top i‘lllPIl
with confectionery. and much similar
on nt watt orcaslonrd hy «pinning thorn
NIIII'ly all thI- panIntII wore preuont
and l'ndIVf'II thI- I-IlorciIIIIs. ThtI ban
nIIr whit-h thII Itchool rIIcrIIVI-Il for rol-
lrt‘tintt the larval sum for ”to Not"
walk llotlpllIIl't-I IIThanksttlI-lng gilt was
on Illllllltlflfi and tltlrm‘iIItl lunch In
Motion
.4... ...—- .I....“ .4.--
-~ A KTtIitl rIItlttrItloII ltI Pll'w ' "l
'lIIruII. at F F? Lockwood (k ('II'I
J-‘nr a titu- IIIIlI-IIII’IIII of tlolldII
flirts, go to Jackaon‘n.
lItI-lt Sunday. '
liltifllllllilll
lPPllllllMllllS
'Some Changes From Previous
Years. as the Board Now Has
a Democratic Maiorlty~ Dr.
J. W. Vollmer Chosen Town
Physician tor Second District
_’i‘hII IIIIlI-(Iittwn mad» tlIIIlr ttunuul
ltppollttltu-tttn yesterday. ’l‘ht- lInltIlIcI-
of powor thlu your in Democratic,
.IIIInurs. llevln‘e and Hood bIIllIg of that
pt-ruuttuiott, while lI‘irIIt SI-lI-IItlttIIu Avi-
rtt‘tl in u liopublirau.
'l‘h» appointncuts utlIIlI- wIIrII as fol-
lows. thori- Ming 8 ntttIIbIIr of t'hiltlgvll
trout taut yrara. when "to board was
lit-publltsuut
Physicians.
l‘lrIIl Tliitlt'lt'iIIIIlll". A. ll.“ lt-Itldwllt.
SIIIIond District—«m. .l. W. VollmIIt’.
'l‘hirtl lllstrirtmllr. i”. it. llukor.
Taking Military Enrollment.
i-‘ll'ut lllIItriI't-«Johu lI'. Monro.
:IiIIIIoIIIi lliatrlrl -—~.lIIrIIIIIiIth Egan,
- 'l‘hirtl tlistrirIt«(‘harloa ll. tut-kiI-y.
Sealer Weights and Menu es.
Prank l'iIIrcII.
Oyster Committee.
South \orwalk llistrit-t Aaron Mar-
tltIIIItIl.
lIltIIIt Norwalk
,tloib.
llownytott District . Mr. t‘rtvckott.
Writing Milttary Enrollment.
Mitts (flurn Ill. ltyIlIIr.
’l"hIIrI'I”iII' ‘uI‘I‘I'lt‘a‘ug‘I‘I in tho totiIIu IlIIII-
Iora ot tho First and Third lllfllrlt'lrl,
but Tll'. .l. W. VolltuIIt' rIIplaIII-s ltr .l.
.Vllltou ('ohttrn ill ”to Normal District.
'l‘lIIIt'II is also an o-utir» IIlttIung in tho
pIIrIIotttIIIl of thII lain-rs, of ”to military
Ienrolluwltt. lI‘rIttIlt l’iIIt'IIII .‘vlli‘i’i'i'tlS
Edward W. iotltrIIy as IIIIIIlIIr of
wIIightII and ntIIuallrIIt-I.
CHRISTMAS WEEK
IllLLlNGS-IN THE SOUTH
illstriIIt«--—A:ln-rl A,
The Record oilouisiana and
Mississippi . ls Five Within
the Past 24. Hours
NEW ORLEANS. liIIII '.’l.~-IlI'lIII
lllt'ti klliHl III pistol or itttIttv lo Loni»-
lnuzt Itlttl Miaulsnlppi during llll' la~It
l,“'t‘lli}ITlIlll' lltnll‘rv in tltII tIIIIoI'It up to
today of ('lll‘lfiillllth,\lvt'tll'. ilullt.» in till-I
hIIIItiIltI.
Al ('oIiuutott. i.II. IIIItIrI itItIItII. .I
nIIgro, IItItIIl‘IId tltII Tl'tltli yard of It .‘i;
IrIIIllIII, wititII. inviting the- l;ItIIIr to
sIIttliI II mom-I tttItttIII' by "column out
to shoot ll out" llrIIIiiIII killv‘il litt'
llt‘gl‘tl
.-\t NIIw Albany. Miss.
llfillrlt'I‘il sIIIIliott rtll't‘lllilil.
lIZIl, lI'. lililv
shot and in-
stttully killI-Il .liIII-litt Arnold. Him! a
suction lIIItlt. ltotit ItrII whit-I
VIIIIlIItI. Minx. was llIII sI-IItIII of II
iIIrt‘ilIIII light. which mat ”to llk't'h of
both pIIrtiIIlpalttét. .‘IlIIlttII Thlllh, whit:
and William Spins, IIolIIrIItl.
A into adult III til’II‘I-lIIillII. Min.»
IIaum-It lIZIl. Smith. a homo railroad
man, to Ht't'k out and kill ,liItt lIluglish.
IItIIItlIIIt IIIIIII'II
Hood lit VIII for lilit' shop I-'pot.~I l’II IIl
SI-llIIII k n Iltl
CHRISTMAS POSTIOFFICE RUSH.
The Greatest Ever Known by Post
master Bradley 5. Keith.
'l'ltc ('ltt'ir.tlltiin lllSll at lhII Not
,itlisiItlTTTCt' this your in it) lztr
lt':llt'.l lit thI- itistorI of ”III which.
Postmaster Kt'itli's :Iaslsiztnin I’lrtI Ill)-
Ing tltIIir uttuosI to kI-va up with it.
but tlt'HDlle thI- tIIIII that tilt-y “frl‘k
from 5 a. nl until III .ItiI miduu ltt
:IhI _I anI fairly t-IvIIItIIpIId tn ti..~ Ilt- MW
of mail.
This y'IIars holiday Tlll”ln".‘"~ brook»
all rt't'Ol‘tlt-l both for inl’tlllllll‘l, its IIvvll
an outgoing mail. Who-It tlII- ('ill'tlrrri
start out front tho olllIIII IIIl t'w-ir
rounds of the oi‘llIIII'a IlIIlleIty district.
lht'y arII writable Santa ('lallactt. All
that they rIIIpIirIII to IIonIplI-tc‘ ”In part
arI- fttr coats and tlowiug whitI- boards.
SIIIIIIrIIl morn carriI-rtt would IIotnI- in
very handy for tho Work. but thIIy art-
not at tho postmaator'n command.
While tho carriI-rs art- fairly stag-
zorlug under their IIuormoItII loads of
Christmas printouts for Norwallt poo
pic. from their out-otItown frlruda, tlII-
rIIIIIItviug clerks of tltI- ItflirI- ill’i' hav-
ing an equally huuy job. not for IhII
dlflt‘ro IncI- of (Ixtti'tIl-Iitlrm tin Tllt' lI‘It'IItI UT
thou.» in from of tho» rIIIIIIiIIng Mn
«low and tho mm. at of porn-iv. tho lino
loolta into that bI-ftm IIonIII bank or
trust I-ornpauy durtul: IhI- rIIIItIt
tiiianrial tlurry
lITIIpI-IIIiIIlly was this "to III-m last
night. Mil-r tho- otllr-I flfml'd, it took
tho IIIi'lIIII tIIrIII- more than thou hIIItrI-t
to properly take can of tth mail mat-
ter that had coma in,
‘AIIllt'
”tr
MR. 6AM? whomoreo
llI-nry \l ('atnp who was foItIIrllfl
t'lltlnw‘tt'd with tho Sul’waik post otTiIIII
but who for normal yIIIInI has boo-II
IIonanIItIItl with tho llcnd I/IttI-r oilin-
iu Waahlngton l) ('. ltI I-ptttdlng hltI'
Iatntion at hilt homo hm- His many
trit-nds will no Kind to barn that Mr.
(”map has rI-IIIIntly rt't‘l‘TVt'd a III-III-rIIIId
promotion. anti is now IIIvIIlIItanI in "l"
division of tho III-partmout, Whll’Tt' ban
in l'lifll’l‘tt tth nppointnu-nt of il-‘er‘lilfl'
ponItIIlIIrII. nnd tlIIrlIt-I in fin" and
int IlI‘tl PT“?! titml rtm’ H“
a...“
-I--A Victor or' Edison Phonograph
ran ho IIIIJIIyI-tl in tho thIloI into”) for
.s ann pro-sent. F. IE. Lockwood (I ('II.
W. C. I. ll. Around Over Theirl
Removal—Officers Suspect
. liquor Interests Did It
'l‘lII- placards placed in tho stIII-I-t
our» of normal IIititItI lII t'otIIII-IItlIIIIl by
”I“ W', C. 'i'. U. in promotton HT lllt‘
Cattle of tampornnro hIIVII IIotItII to II
slIIldI-r' and Au 3 contract for night
months had born nigno-Il with tho Font
IIIII Advorliulng company. which ruin”
the» twat-Int in tho our, and mi thII ('ill’tlti
WIIrI- l'Pfllfth‘lI without IIIItmultttIg llIII.
W. t', ’l‘. ”.3th action llill‘l, naturally.
ntnrttId an investigation. As a roan! of
this It watt found that the IIdvtIrttIIlng
company had ordered, from hit New
York other, that the cards hI- l’dkt'll
from all the corn. The W ('. 'l‘. l'
in IIontIIIquontly woman and will prob-
tIiIlI take legal action.‘
TIII- contract tor placing tho-so cards
in the trolley cars was signed early lit
the fall for I: own of. I.Iight months.
About 50 apacon were takon in Hart-
ford, Watorbnry and Mt't’ltlt‘n. and the
w. ('. 'i'. U. was about to into: 50 mon-
in other plocIIII when tho wholo truth
for IIoutII to this sudden stop. 'l'lII-
t’fll‘fll-i, which had already run ior two
months. burp t-ItltIh Inkrriptloua as:
A saloon can no lIIorII ln- run
without boyu titan II sawmill
without logs ”the duration in
whom- boys yours or mint-1'
'i‘hII first hollow of tho rIIItIoval of
tho cards “all glIII u to Mrs. l-Z ll. KII rt
. IlriI-lt. oi Hartford, who IIctIIIi for titt-
plaIInrtling tIIImutitII-II, ,wlIilII on It leI-
lt to MIIrlIlIIn It Iihort whilII ago, 'i'ttII
MI-rltlI-u union rI-portotl that tho t‘ill'tlii
hull Ilisntuwarml and that illi'"'('fll'tlt'r"
who plaIIIIIl thIIttt had said that ho had
I'IIIII-ivI-Il notice from tho Now York
ottlIIII ordering their rIItnovIIl without
giving any roasourt. A similar nondi-
tlou was mot with in Waterbury, and
thIu .‘llrs. KoutlriIIk rI‘Ituruod she
found that no cardti Wt'l't' III ho lit-I.In
lit the Hartford IIIIIIII. iuvrstigatlon
provI-Il that. the Now York lIousII had
ordIIrIId thI- cards rctnovI-Il,
0n consulting coumII-l the W. t".
l‘. was told that it had a char raw tor
Til't’flt'h of ('ilnil'i|t'.l mill, WhothIII' llIII
unit will be brought or not is as ,I'IIt
unknown, although hint. IIuIlrlrk naiti
that tho union is ttghly
IIrIIIlIIIId and that th‘u null
IlIItIiIttItlly TlP brought. ThII
with tho linstoru AdVIIrtit-Iing Iotupttny
whitlt has its main unit-I- Itt 472 Fifth
IIIIIIIIII, NIIw York. and which is sign
IIII by thI pronidout, M. WIIiubIIrglt.
tIonIIIimI a clamp which roads:
'“lhII "IstIIru \Iivortiulng company
uvt. II ~l to lo IIIIIII Hill 1 hillu‘t' for tit-I lI Ito
and lot ”in IIouaiIlI- union and IIpoTI ”to
trim» and conditions not with.”
Tip» lIIl'llI agrmnl upon was tIlvltt
llil uthfi ThII tlllll‘t‘l'd of tho lot-Ill W.
t" 'i' l' lIIIllIII‘II that inllltIIltIIII is built:
iiTlI’ Ittt to limit ll'I .I-IIIttII liquor tutor-
out.
P's
no 1' lit-\i~ tII'l I.Ito riltlllllt l-I “t'iill
Sv'llo't'k'fl IIIl
SEVERAL BUNGLARIES
ARE BEING CLEANED [W
New Haven Youths ‘Bound Over
tor Entering Pawnshops and
O'her Places
lilillttilI‘Ii’tlit’l'. thII. in ”NI
IIpltIlIItI oi tliII ,IIIIllI'II of Tllt'flkti
Iltlrluiz ttIII paw ilil't't‘ I'lw'ku has iII-IItI
IIlIIItrIIIl up lllt ill
IIIIIII'i of a lilllllllv'l' of l:lti.~‘ who liiltl llii-l
.t hand in tltII IIlfI-mII-I, lIltlwIII'Il .\lII
Ulit't'llt'}. IIIIIIIl alxtmtt, ot .‘JIIII' lia
IIItI It ”1' IlllIIIr ol’ llI-I gum: oi ,ililt'ltllt't-i
‘IIlrIIalI-tl in that t‘ll\‘ tor lIt'IIItkn. IIll'v
lmttutl lth'l’ to tho Sum l'ltll' (‘otlrt for
trial tor lIrI-ttkittg Hl'tlt. um: I.tlt Ira. to
I'IIT gawltahops a work out) .hllitlaI. Ill
thIImIIlIrIIaks watch”, t'III'IIltIIrII, rte.
WI‘I’I‘ tIIl.v.~II 'l’lIII lads trim! to not into
II lo-atltIIr story in IIrIIIIr to borrow a
suit IIIIsI- in which to IIItt‘tfllII- lllllllilt'l‘
hack to Now llszIIu, ‘
tit-wit otlwr boys Ivor» ttrrIIlgnI-d on
IIluIllut' IIlIIIrgI-II. 'l'ltrIIII of thIIsII lIIaIlII
II lll'oII'lk ld‘al WIIo'k fltltl wI-ro IIIlilKltl
Sunday The tlelIrst. P'I'I'tlt'i'lt'k
.IIlclIwiuk. agr-Il niuIItI-I-n. wan hold for
tho‘I higher court. whilII tth IIthIrII Wort-
ordIIrI-d coutmittoti to the- l't’TUl'lll
school. but IIIII‘ItIIIiI'II watt uIIspIIutlI-d
Two othIIr boys who Ittntlo I’l brook
Sunday night worII sI-ttt to "to whom
IIIIIIIIIII, atu’wrro utill two tItltIIrII who
won" caught shoplifting Saturday.
—SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS
tlnly. ()uc botth Whiskoy, atnudard
brand: on» hottltI Shorrytmo- hottlo
Port or lllarkhIIrry. tor Si. Al Now
york Wino and Liquor ('0. if» itali-
road awnuo.
FOUND A GOLDEN PHEASANT.
SonIII days ago H, 'i'. “Mil-It t’ountl tltI-
body of It hanIlIIotnIv goldIvn pltt-IIIIIIIIt
in tho woods near hilt lIoIIItI in West
Sorwallt. llII pirlIIId thII hotly up and
iilfltl it Ittu‘ltIId and tho blrtl in now on
l-IIIhlbltlon in the window of the lItlil
it'trlt t'otupany. It in a bountiful
third with It tall nIIarly a yard in
i it'mtib. Tlltrl't' art- a low of Tht'rtt' lIlrdII
.lfl this stIttiou of tho country and If
in illtlnt' they would propagatt- rapidly.
SUI till-y bring ottt It nIItIlntI of "film
Ill aixth-n om ThI- goldt-n phoasaut
in II ("mill lwtmon lhII English phoau
i not and tho (‘hltIIIsII phIItIIIItnt. and if
propazatml would tnnkII a much mort-
stilllITuHUI'y sumo bird than thII part-
tIltlIto. it tho pran-r I-viIlIIuIIII cntt lIII
III-IIIIrI-d of anyono Idtootiut: thIImI
lIiIdII. thtI guilty portion will TH' rigidly
"ii.
:I Ut'l‘lt'h
bI IIl'IIsIIIItuttIIn
punikhod. t
It tom-II and vitalim tho t'nlll'f' MU
tout. nIakIIII Iift- worth :lIiuc IIII III I. ., I
what your vstatlou ltolllIItIIr'II Rocky
Mountain Ton in tho tom-III [li‘iIVt'Tilli
two known amtlnut diuomw‘u. :ITIIv ’rm
or Tablets. l’luisirtl's [hug thorn,
. day
. without. II trial.
KEEPEHS lfllilfi
[ill ll illlll
Overwhelming Evidence Against
them; Says Commissioner
Pease. and Yet They Were
Acquitted-lusticc Presiding
Severely Criticised
(‘IIlInty Commlnnlonor SlmIIotl Poasu
Hultl youtcrday that ho was not our
pl‘iiit'tl that tho saloon kIItIpII rs ltl l)II-
rlIItI IIllIIrgIIl with Ilollttlng lllt.’ lnw
iiilltItl of IIIInIlIItlou Tlt‘TOrt.‘ ITIISTTPP
Willltlm ll. Willutott, .lt‘., IlospitII tho
oVI-t'whtIlutltlg IIvldI-uIII- against the “PI
cunt-d mIIn flirnlhhi'fi by tho sItIttI- poI
lit-II. 'I‘hII Bridge-port l’ont, lIIIlt night,
prlutIId tho» following rIIgIIl'diug tho
mltltIIr:
tfotnutlsaiouor l’IIIIIIII unid that front
”to l't'ptll‘liIi that had boon nlatlII to tltII
board by .lIlIlgII EltllIIrII S. llflnkfl. who
t'IIpt'IIaIIntI‘Il "to board in tho pIIIuII-‘IIII
tiou, it would havo lIIII-u as IIlllIIlI mi
Jilliilt‘t' “'lllliitlil'h “to was worth to
hillv‘t‘ uIndtI any otiu-r lindlug. l'VI‘ll
hIrtl‘I‘IugIIls II-stltlIIIl for tho atIItII, ,\lt'.
T'i‘ilHt' said that tho and was not you
'l‘htI state would Ittlll Tlithf aolllI-tliing
to say about it. and III-xi (low ”to WIN-
ci-l would no lIIIfIIrI- Immo- IItlII-r justit-II.
'l‘llII trials took lllitt't' lltht wI-IIk in
thII toutl hall at ”“11"“ and that pl..IIIII-
was patkotl to tho doorL with an Pit"-
mIInt, that was iltIitl'lTllTltIlT that iiit'l‘t'
should not he a Ionvirtlon. 1‘th tilai
according to .lutlgI llanlts, as a Tili'i' i'
tilt-n ill thI- IIrowd (li'llflllllt'Pti tltII
lItIttII's wlillt'tlm'fi as "llI'Irl-I' without l‘t‘-
proof, and (horn was In rlury of tho
moHt barII-lnIIId IIllIIrIIIItIIL‘ it is :IllI-g-
IIIl
'l‘ho violations of the liquor law in
DIItlIn ltItIII bI-IIu moat notorious and
t'Vil'y (-flol‘t to-III-t lll local authori-
tlIIII totlo taunt-thing ltuu tIIllIIIl, 'i'lIIII-II
erI- not only violations of tho Sun-
lIxIII ItIII'Ioldlng to lllt' f'llmllllw
Isiotu-rtt, httt lletotI watt bring sold
Nlthout It llIIIttaII.
l‘-ltI I-otuplIIittt IIIttIII from Col. .lII-u.
t'ItI-_ of tho SIIlIllIIl's' llouu- at No-
t'otolt itt tht' IIIIImII town, ’l‘ltI- town
officials paid no IIttIItttlou to f'ol,
('m-‘s l't‘lll'ilit'll complaints. and ”III old
Holdit-l'n \Vt‘i't" IIIIalIIItt pIIIy itu' illt'
lIIIIIt who II'IIt'II violating tlp- law.
T’r'leliT’illg nt lII-lp from tho town
t'olIIttI'l (‘ot- i‘tllllllliilllt'tl to tho stair
poliIIo and thI'III- [inlt't'l'fi wI-rIv Ills-
lliili‘llt'il ltI lllll'ltIll, 'l'lit-v WIIt'lI’IIIl
upon Nov. iii and .\'ov, 17 for tho
riutIIlI'ty violation» and worn in thII
town otlII’Il' days for Hollittg without It
,'\'.
llIIIIan.
'l‘hI- IIviIlIIutII- s'IIIIurIIIl ,was ovI-t
wholuting, 't‘hr ram-I.- for Initial:
Without a lltIIIllHI- Wl‘l't'dlfllltlfll'tltii
thII il('l'llHl-tl IIiIIItIlitI':
ltttlliy. lint tho tight ('illllt' on illt'
Sunday soiling by .lolln W. i'ItrtlIIII.
propt‘io-ior of tho' ('olultthla ilolIIl.
’l'ltrIII- Hlillu pitlll't'llll'il. UtTlIIIIt'II St'itI
luau. llringItnau. altd McDonald, “‘5'
tlliIId that ilIIIy purIIhanIIIl liquor ltt
tltII hotIIl. llut WTiTlPS-ilit'fi wont on
tltII stand and HWUW' that illI-y Wot-II
in tho hotol on tho IlIItIIs ltaulod IIrttl
twithIIr of ”NI poiiIIIIttIIItt tI-III'I- in
'lII- saloon. 0m» witm-au NWIII‘II that
our of tho stIItII pollt'IIlIIIIII was drunk
and rIIiHIIIl a IliItItI‘bIIuIII.
’l‘llII tllttl look plaIIIv in tho town
ltttll and Match llanks was thoroughly
Ilisguslrd lft'iill't‘ lt t'lltlt'll. 'l‘ltII
crowd Was most IllrtorIlIIt'ly and tilt-
jllhlil‘t' mad.- tto who” to interior».
.\l't'l' tip. I.IidI‘InI'II was all itt tho ar-
'll‘lI d was found not. guilty, and tho
li"llI'.'ll fairly tillt'llllt'tl with glIIII.
'l‘tIIItI- Will-l a hot time in the old
town that night. I.
(luv ot the law abiding t‘lilzona ot
DatiI- In spoke of the whole procretlim:
with shumv, and said that it would
not tIII nttrprlnlng to two thr- town 30
no llIIottsII Itt tho nIIxt IIlIIIIllou.
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB POOL.
W. R. Cartwright Wins Last Night's
—Game from Robert Buckley.
William R. (Tartwrlgltt and l'tobIIrt
l6. lluIIltiIIy playod lltIIlr mum in tho
first routttloi' tho South Not'walk Club
pool litill‘llilanlli last night. Mr. (tart-
wrlght was an IIIIIII' wifltlt'l', Ila tho-
wow lIIIlow shown:
Cartwmght. 70‘ Buckley, 70.
I:
l.’ i 7—2
it —’.’ ll ...4
ti»! 2'.
t‘I—-:l Ii 2
llm—l 4~-2
-i-~:: I'.
til» I 4
To {It}
Tho gamo IIIIhIIdulI-Il for tonight, ht'I
TWMI'HVTT. M. Suiting and W, ll. ltakor
wan playml ’l‘lIItrnIlttt- night lIIIII. no
that thin will lIII tttt ()Ilt‘ll IIVIIfIlitK. 'l'lIII
tramp on (fhrlututav lIoth-Ivn l'duard
KIIllIIy. iii). and l'httrlvu ll. l'IIuI'IIoI. it".
will probably lIII pluyIvIl in tho IIflI-rI
tltItItt.
~EVERYTHING l8 MOVING
IIn tho coruor, «III-III thII wind ntlll. All
loln in and look I.II'IIr our Hittt'k of
MIII-rttchaum and llrlttr l'lpIIs and ('i
tiara TIPTON' buying I-lIII-wltIII-II. it will
pay you. Wholph-y h Clark.
TENNESSEE OI'ANK FAIL. TO
IN.
Mi-Shil’ilti‘l Tran. Doc 24 ~~TlIII
MII IqultltI Saving» llnnk ftIllIIII to opIIu
iIII Iiootit tlIb. tuoruintt A uotlt'o post
I-Il it" tho ITIHH’ Milli Iltttt tlIII bank in”
luIIIn ”plum-d in tho hands at It rI-I-IItIIII
“INT" .li Mollom‘y lItIIl how u nppolu I-ti
HIIIlIIIr No Itulotlit'nl lttIII lIIIIIn lt
IIIIIIII,
Obtained $400 in Money. Eight!
Gold Watches and Four lie-' I
voivers from Patrons
t‘lllt‘Mit), lit-II. 24,~l~‘our iillekt'tl
tilt-n IIulIIt'tIIl tho» saloon ot “'llllittll'
Wright last night Ittttl IIhtItitlIItl Still! lll
luIIIlIIy. right gold watches and foul III-
IIoleIrs. 'l‘lu-~ Willt'llt’H tlttIl IIlIrIIIIntIy
Wt'l’i' aIIIIIIrIIIl from tll'tm-u ptttt'olm of
tho aaloott. ’i‘lto tntIu Wi'l't' playing
t'ill‘tltl at talIlIIu wilt-n thII vlultot‘n. IIIIIIh
pro-Holliiug a rIIvolver, I-ttiIIrIIIl. 'l‘llII
pltIyIII'a WIIrII persuaded to drop thIIir
gIIIuII for tho moment and line up at
”to bar, where two of the quartet III--
IIIIptIId thrir contributions Wllllt.‘ the
minus stood at present arms AftIIr
thin cIII'IItnouy out: of the C(Jllir't'ltll'il
wont behind thII liar and dive-atoll the
rash rIIglstIIr of hill. 'l‘hIIu tho toltr
lIItt illt’ saloon and onrleI-du
—THEY HAVE HAD THEIR SAY
llut Wt" have 'IIut! Enough said. Call
Itt liiIIacIIr'a SutokII ”mum and MP." for
y'ollt'so'll.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING ,
MANAGER RESIGNS
A. V. Wainwright to Leave Con-
necticut Company tor Schen-
ectady Concern
Arthur V. \l'alnwrlght. lIllet' Hllllt'l'lll'
it‘llill'lll of lighting l'ot' tho (‘IItttIIIIItl-
\‘lll ('outpany, has III-signotl and will
lt‘ill't’ tomorrow to bIIIIotIIII manager of
lltII Mohawk (laa t'o.. oi“ SIIltIIuIIt'tady.
II IIoulpIItly rotttt'ollIIIi by tho (it‘llt‘f'ill
lIlltIctI'ic (‘0. Ho canto lIIIt'II. itt liltll an
a utaungor for tho I'. (l. l. and tillli'tI'
his IlppollttttlIItlt.‘an slatI- snporlnloltI
IlIIttt of lighting for ”W (‘ouuet-tlt'ttt
('uutplttty has had IIlIal'gII of ”to light-
ing and IIlI-IItriII. lllii‘l‘t’a'ih ill
with ”IV gust Itttd IIiIIIItrlII lighting “I
Norwnlk, thII IIlIII-tt'iI: lighting ltl NI‘Iw
ltt'lialu. riot-trio lighting in Wait-Ir-
llill'l, gas and IIlIIIItt'iII lighting in WII-
iIIl'lIIIt'I. gun and IIlIIIItt'lII ilt Natlgattu-k.
.Il»-II'rlI'I lighting and wattvt' ltt iil'attI
lord, IIiIIIItriII alttl watIIr in Suffolk and
wm. gum-val sleI-l'llltvtltlout of tilt-
.IJo-II ,ilill'ot'I‘l l’owo-I' ('ompany.
—-TURN OVER A NEW LEAF
(.IIt tho bout you can out of ”in.
Don't .‘stiltliit' ltiiIItIior tobacco. but
'illttllit' tllll' t'lgltl's for SI pIIl' box. and
you will lw happiIIt- nllti llvo longer.
Wholploy it: (‘lnrk
ENGLAND'S TEMPERATURE RIS
tNG.
'lltII aIIIIIIgII .it'lllllt’lflillillt‘ of
,Vt‘u’ll' in England has i'llit'n just
It (it'fll‘t‘f‘ in tllII last half ctIuttlry.
FOR SALE.
Advertisements of 25 words under
this head. 25:: 3 times, 50c. Aldl
tional words. 1 cent each per Insertion.
tlIII
OVI'T
FOR SALE lllIJlJVlIIltlIIl) ’i‘O
points in ltowaytou and “anion only.
Or on tho ground. block or split wood
in an) Iptantt’tiI-s, by tho barrel. wagon
load or cord. Also Mind and grand.
(il'i't'llI I
All [All llll
lillMPllil
Norwalk Military Men Oeieat
New York Visitors by a Score
oi Seventy to Fitteen-Mon-
tsuks Win trom St. Luke’s,
Eighteen to Four
local live hurl II acorn of 70. all to their
opponentu' I.I'I. t‘tunpauy lI‘ scored at
will and tho wltoIII game was nothing
morn than. a practice scrimmage for
tho ‘hOl’tlt‘ it’flitl. though occattionslly
thoI NOW YorkI-ra show-d signs of near
litII. 'i‘lII-lr IIhiot trouh‘lo, however.
IWiltIl that may WPN' vnrythadly ont-
IIlasIIIId. lI’ortuuatIIiy. owing to tho
rfontlnttod on Fourth Pogo.)
, —ATTENTION.
l.IIdiII.~:, Wlit'ii sob-cling It Xmas Gift
tor your hubby, your hrothor, or your
atitnlty, don't fall to visit Illaltcer'u
i-ltttolII- lions»,
--x7—~--—-—'
POGGENBURG RUNS 136.
With an Average of it 4-36.
With an ulttlnlIIhIId run of 136, J. P.
l’oggIInhurg. billiard champion of the
Lit-Ilarltl'anz (‘illb, and .IIotlIIln of John
- ll. Poggt-ttburg. Jr, of South Norwallt,
liltii night IlIIl'IIntIIIl lI‘. \‘I'. Floyd, ln
lltI- nruatIIut' handicap lit! balkllne
tournament at tho KttltIkt-rllorkor Aca-
IlIIltty, lil'ooklyn. by a .IIltIom of 400 to
tilt. l’ozgrubttrg‘a Hill was within a
Hill.
ill‘t’l'flxu was 11 [tom was han-
IllIIIIppIIIl at 2:15.
. tiootl lII- wn tor lat. shoppt-rn. Rand
Sl‘llt I k a nil.
CHICAGO SALOONS HARD HIT.
CHICAGO, Dorm 2i. I-"(lnn thmlntuttl
ualoonaw htIvtI lot-.kI-Il thIIlr doors
and go out of lItIsitIm-ut ill this city
by May 1 noxt," said Adam Ortseltnn,
pl'lIrIlIlI-lti (If Hie Mt'AI’IIy Brewing COm-
pany. tlttrlttg It talk lIInt night. on tho.
scarcity of barley. which in nertously
crippling the largo hrIIWIIriI-II and the
malt houses anti may mean a probable
I'ItisI- itt thII priIIo of ill-0r wilhln a few
onIks.
lioth ltroworlI-u and ninlstors,
HIII'IIral wot-kit hay» boon bidding
most to the point. of wiping out the
margin of profit in ortlor to get the few
I-ar loads of bark-y that. arrive in this
tIlty IIIIIIh day.
—CARD OF THANKS.
WI» dot-lira to oxprpss our sincere
thanks to all thotw who reltdIIrIId Mich
t'Xt't'llt‘lll .‘il'i'Vltt‘ at otlr rot-out firo
tor
'l'lIII 'l'tIkIIItIIkII ('ot‘p. 'l‘IIl, filth Holllh
Nortvnlk.’ . dull l'.‘t’
FOR SALE-IA i’lAVO lN GOOD
IIoItIlition l'Iot sult- tfltuap hI-torII (hrlat-
tuna. Apply 2 Livingston St.. South
.Vot'wallt. Illil lit
TO LET.
TO LETIIISIX ROOMS .IT :I: III)»
tIIIrIl Si. Apply to it. llIIrnlll‘wlIl, lit
Wood St.. South NIII'walk. tl24 It
Alli. A.'\'l) MRS, ('llAS 'l‘l VG KER
FOUND
FOUND-v-(‘lllldl‘s SCAR? l.\' EAST
Not-walk. OwnIIr IIan him» some by
calling at 1th Unborn Ava. proving
prIIpI-rty anti paying for advortlnlng,
d24 it
"wanton;
TO LET—SIX ROOMS l.\' lIIAS’l
AI'II.. lirst llotIt'. tiarIlI-n atlti fruit.
Apply to .l. S. ltI'tnIlull, flit Souviow
Aye... Hunt Ntlrwtllk. I’hotIII Sis. tlZ-l (it
T0 LETIIlI‘l.()0lt or SIX uoottts,
9h South Main St. Apply Mrs. S. A.
Youugs. 1’“ East Ave. It'll 3!
TO (ET—rtlnxlsumt lI‘ltt).\"l‘
l‘ootlt, tItItdI-rn (IouvIIIIlIItlIIIIt-t. ll lllgh
3L, Smith Nglrwalk. IIL’I'l Iii
T0 LET-«NEWLY iI‘i'ltNlSlllIJlt
t'oolu. III-littllllI lot alIId Atltlrr-IIII l’ltll-
lipn. .‘I'II. i lt'ilzaht-tlt lat. South Nor
walk. Il"l Iit
Adverilssmsnts of 25 words under
this head, 25c; S times, 50:. NHL
tlonat words, 1 cent each on lnssrtlon.
WANTED—wt (llltl. l-‘Olt GENERAL
hoIIsI-work. Apply to Mrs. Schnylrr
ilatuiltou. l‘nlou l’ark. Norwalk.
dill It
Hill-
a gI-uIIrtIl lino
ll
WANTED-Tim SHOPPING
lir to know WII lIavII
UT 'l'oya. SiIIIlII. ('(tl’tlai, 'l'Itgil. Souls.
tolls, I-tr, at lfiWi'hl prior-II in tho
city. LII-ary & t'o.. ilallroad l’laco.
Illll lit
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TO LET——lI'l ‘ ll NIS l l iii)“ ”()0 MS.
toilet, mono and IIoIIIIIIIiIIltI-IIa for
light housIIkI-IIpiug. lliqllli‘t' 2H East
AI'II. tl2l- I'i
TO LET-I-SIX ROOMS. liA’l'll. ALI.
lfllill'fth‘ImvlliH, furttiahwlz no rltlldrIIu;
‘IIIIlItrI'tlly lIIIIIiIIIl; $.17. Ittotith, SIII- .l.
It. I.I'IWrIIIIIIt. '..’ South Main St.
TO LET Illtll :sl‘ 7?? SOFT“ .\l.v\l.\'
H'l . lIitIII roottI-I will-I .Ill llillll‘ith'liltIlilHi
Illl‘ll barn at .IzIIvIIII plIIIIII. ‘iuItIIlrII
Ti South \lltl'I St, or (‘apt A. A.
llIIlIII. Norwalk. Ilflil lit
TO LET ~ 'l‘Wt) lI'l’ltNlr'lilIIli
rooms for latliIIn. lI‘oIlr tItlttlItIIIt from
it «I ll fut-tor; and post tIlllIIII. AIl
tlrIInt lt.. (‘ill‘l' l-lIIIItlIlIIl Il‘_"' "'
TO LET ~-ltf)l t-ilI‘ tllI‘ i-llX ltfltth-l
burn and no. IIIIrI-II of land. on ('on-
nortirut Ava. nIItIr 'l'tIrlov's. lqudrII
Mru. 'l‘ttrlov. (‘tlllll’t't’lll’lll Al’t'. tll'l lf,
TO LET vi.\' lttIWAY’l‘t).\'.
douhlt- hilllw', IIix rootnn: cont/onion!-
to train and trollI-y. itI-nt wnsonahlr
For particulars Ittuulro afternoon». l?
P. Wnlkor. HtIutlnIIl otllrII nit itt
TO LETmPlt-lV/i’l‘h' Dimitri-WM”
ultw rooms. tlItI- lmlll room, all intIvIIt
improvomt-nltt: largo urounda Hill
Main Ht, Norwnik. itIIIIIlrII ”no i.
llrltton. I2 l-‘ort tit, Haul .‘s'tlrwullt
Phone ittO-O.
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THE PHILLiPS TAILORING. l'liil.-
lip Komlodi, -i iIZlizubo-lll Hr. South
Norwalk. l.IIdiIIII' IIIId L’J‘nllt'fll'n'M
suits to ordI-r. AltIIratiotIs, rIItnodIIl-
lng. Inn-ruling Itud I-lIIIluitlg IIIIatly tlIIlII'.
Rl'nkttllillllt' pI'iIIIIa II,” t'It
MRS F HUNKEMEIER, i MAlllI
lion St, South VIItwalk llrIIIot l’lnlt
lug of all ”(lull-i. lrIIdIIIIIIIIi or Iqu
plItitiug tlI‘rilzl HIIlIIIl‘tl «Iklrts. lI'rom'h
and AIIIIIrit-au. accordion. kuifu and
Itltlt- plotting for ltIdlIItI' and I-lIlldrr-n'n
drI-IIIIIIII. entittt and financing nlao
plotting l'orfotItion at work. Mail
ordt-rn promptly IItItIIIlltI-d. u2ll lm
MOSES P. HALLOOK. lIAtliiCS'
MillinIIr. lint» trlIumIId and uIsdII in
tho hilt-It tlpvtovdutov ttlyltIti. "ours
from 8 a. m. to iizfitl p. tn., 15 ChIIIIt-
nut St, South Norwnlk. s25 ti
ELECTRO PLATING or II‘IIII
liAl.i"v ‘I
ltlttIlII, (lit‘ldlzod IIIIppIIr, lIrnIuI nlltl
vlelIv-l, brouzo. old gold. gun nIIIttIl iltl’l
’IIIII. IIIIIltt trltuutinga; pluutlwrn' IIIIIIv
lIllIIh and IIlIIInIiI-llIIrII. lIiIIIIIlI- IIIIII nuv
IIIIIIIlIilII Trill'tilllk‘v. IItIIl tIIlIlI- wanI.
H HIIIItu ltt tlou, fut WatIIr Ht. 'i'IIl.
'liJIZ.
MRS. ANNlE M HAYES.l'l1lIitll"i'll
ViIIlu HI Houtli NorIIIIllI Shampoo
lutt, hair cardiac and NT'I'W'l'l", olIIIIttIlIII
IIl .IIIItIlp trIIIIttIIIInI. t.IIIlIIl IIIII~ Into '1
IIIII-oiaiiy. l'mv lIlutprtInII lttIItIIttlIInmIltI
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. lialr "I'NTOP'I'T'.
l
’l‘ho Company F bankothall mom had
tho tIasitIat proposition it has tackled
this your when tho l)II.\ttIIr Athletic
Club two. at Nth York, made its up-
pIIaranco on the , armory
night.
When the Norwalk military loam
floor hull.
finally finlahod with tho vialtoru, tho»
Finishes Balkllne Game Against Boyd '
f't-w points of tho worltl‘s-rI-(Iord. Hist ,
Norwalk Chronicler