w ,illflil ”.
llllsswul
~ ll lillil ill
will its Beginning a the ma
My it trolled as Though a
hull or lore Would Be lis-
, grind to Secure Necessary
. "NEW YORK, Jan. 8.——Predictions
' were freely made at the beginning of
this. the third day of the trial of Har-
" , ryl K. Thaw for the killing of Stanford
“White. that a Jury will not be secured
hlforc the middle or latter part of
There were but three
_ sworn Jurors in the box when collrt
convened at 10:45 a. m., and they rep-
floated the net proceeds of the ilrst
1' , ,two panels of one hundred taleamen
each. The third and last panel of the
fibres hundred originally
If ' reported this morning, andtherc was
. no ‘thought that it would furnish all of
<the material needed to complete the
"trial twelve.
‘ . .As a result the court ordered that
five hundred additional talcsmen be
gaummoned to report tomorrow
At the first trial some 370
°toleslneu were examined before a sat-
isfactory Jury was ernpanneiled.
The first batch of the taiesmen were
,qnlckly disposed of. as every man had
too fixed an opiniou to serve as a fair
juror, until John H. Hoibert, a rather
elderly man and president of a sprint;
, water company, was reached. Mr. Hol-
bert said. he had formed something as
an opinion, but he could lay it aside.
lie was closely questioned by Mr. Jer-
orne and Attorney Littieton, for the
defense, but was finally accepted and
toot chair No. 8.
The defense sprang the ilrst great
surprise of the second trial today by
announcing that it had issued suh~
poeuas for several of the expert wit-
ne-es who testified for the prosecu-
tion at the first trial and who. when
District Attorney Jerome applied for a
commission. made athdavit that
air opinion Thaw at the time of
éMlsfimi";
,doctors'h ‘
These same
, . , . had previously testi-
ed on the witness stand. in response
, Ir. Jerome's famous hypothetical
tion. that they believed Thaw
‘irw what new shout when he shot
and southward on the Madi-
' Sq "re Roof
is intended by the defense as a. block
to the prosecution in putting these
same doctors on the stand. and is tak-
en by some as showing a determination
that Thaw shall not be convicted even
with the danger of a stay
‘ asylum for the criminal insane
biatteawan as the alternative.
The allenlsts who were the mainstay
of the proacclltion at the first.
were Dru. William ~ Mabon, Carlos
MacDonald and Austin Film.
were present at the former hearing
mrollghout and their absence this year
u been common y noted.
The (1919,,“ 3,, mp, present trial 1..., road Company. Mr. O'Brien recently
White was killed, called on Attorney Robbins, the rail-
cute handling to I'llfld'l clmnsei. at New Haven, to lodge
show Thaw so mentally deranged at. :l. protest against the sale of liquor on
that time as not to know the nature or ‘
quality of his act, and at the same time
show that he is now mentally sound.
Drs. Matron, MacDonald and Flint; "i wish to call your attention to the
swore that in their opinion Thaw Ill a fact that liquor is being sold in viola-
'paroniac, whose case is incurable. Mr. lion of the law on the dining and
Littleton, the new chief counsel for, buffet cars of the New York, New lia-
lo van and Hartford Railroad Company
‘ draw from these men the'opinion ihat' passing through the county in which
,Thaw was also insane at the time of you represent the State in the enforce-
g the homicide and then to limit all leu- merit of law.
ltinlOlly as to the defendant's mental!
addition to the immediate pol'lorl of
the tragedy. if successful in this case
3 the defense would force it trial of tilt"
" case strictly on 'l'haw'rl menial condi-
tion in the summer 0f 1905,
’ This In turn would force Mr
one I‘ll!) to apply for n lunacy com-
flillim and Thnw's ntlornol's rm- ('0')-
idem of hit ability to successfully
All". out his claim of present uan
before such a board.
Just what Step Air, Jerome
take to combat this unexpected move
by the defense is not know
‘ The work of jury bu
. ward today. but progress was slow.
i mm were excused by
consent for various causes.
Willie. a builder. horn in England, but
S resident of tho United States for
twenty years. was the nest talenmall to
he accepted as temporary juror. and
was assigned to chair No. 9.
The defense I.“ its sixth peremp-
tor! Chilled!“ il "will J, Holmes
”utter, a business In. from taking a
glass even on than
was the twentieth
at the morning assslol.
is all.” tales-a were called at
the morning session and only two fellv
tativa lurors sssarsd m- the lot. ite-
sass was ordered at lldd «clock.
' W
insanity at the ti
it will require
the defense. undoubtedly intends
titling went for:
W
"humane... -
m
SOIlTli liOlilVALkOLOB,
POOL TOORIAIENT
listless. Oil. Orient: Osmond.
U. by One Point; 8srtais
Osccslnbs to flailing—lowl-
hlg iilgil 8cm Increased by
I. ll. Nailing
The most closely contested game
in the South Norwslll Club pool tour-
nament was played last night, between
0. A. lialiocil and Wayte Raymond,
each rated 80. in the final inning
each had one to go and Raymond
missed an easy shot and made Hal-
iock the winner. The score:
Hailock, 80. Raymond, IO.
8 6—1
7~1 6—1,
9 4—2
4 ll
5 ii)
i'r-rI 6—2
7 . 8
ll 4
4—i lO
5 7—2
10 2-3
3 5—4
80 79
The lif'CUild garlic was between bi.
H. Nlltting, 100, and George E. Sar-
tain, 90, and was won by Nutting by
100 to 61. The score: ‘
Nutting, 100. Curtain, so.
2—4 9
ll . 4
5-4 9
9—-—l 5
10—3 2
l 3—! 0—1
1 i -—l 3
4 ll
il-2 3—!
ii 7
12 2--l
6—! 7
100 61
This brings Nutting alld Van Al-
stync together for the third round.
Their game will be played next Tuele
day. There is deep interest in this
game, as the players are considered
well matched.
The game tonight will be between
Cartwright, 70, and Edward Kelley,
80.
The first games in the bowling tour-
nament will be played tonight.
BOWLING scone iNCREAIED.
M. ii. Nutting last night raised the
bowling score in the South Norwdik
Club alleys to 246, in a game in which
he made eight strikes and three
spares. '
I. E. O’BNIEN'$.LETTEB- .
TO STATE ATTORNEYS
Attention Called to Excise Law
Violations» Newliaven Road
Dining Oars
State's attorneys throughout Connec-
ticut have been oiliciaily notified
through M. Id, O’Brien that liquor in
being sold in violation of the law on
the dining and buffet cars of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
I the trains.
Here is O'Brieu's letter to the State's
attorneys:
“l have had a conference with Mr.
Robbins representing the railroad comv
pany orl this matter. l did not wish to
resort to any drastic measures unless
necessary and have the assurance from
him that such measures will not be
necessary. A simple request from you
that tin law be respected in your
county will bring, this violation to a
stop at once.
"i am writing to the other State's
attorneys asking them to notify the
company that such violations must
cease and feel assured that the utter
neys will do their duty in this matter
and that no further proceedings will
be necessary.
"i trust that you view violations of
. law in the same manner that I do and
that they should not be permitted. no
matter who is injured."
Mr. O'Brien is now in Washington
in the interests of tile Prohibition
party.
0018 TO CHICAGO.
hank mmvsnt Mada Honour of
Chicago lunch of Weston Company.
Prank Starters-t. who for poveral
yrsrshashoaasm edastwYorll
Kashardt.
litmus y
ill lllll “3'3......,! IliPililfl
copper Inputs and Barker ammonium ,9 mom in var-'Oaptslll lollilills Visits theSlxth
1' Mummy and Seventh Oompsnles,For-
. having been Iliad film the woman! . .
OllscitsAggrsgatlllg $400,000 ,, 3m,.,,,,g~.m x, mm... ., molly. Companies O and F, oi
—licissssli onBsiloiSSOMO 1.215 Broadway. uni borough; tour In Norwalk, and Finds Them in
‘ Manhattan, cools the llrons. one in I‘IOOII cOllOITIOII
NEW YORK, Jan, 3,43 Augu'tufl Jersey City. one in Plainfisld and one , . _
Heinze, who was arrested yesterday
indicted for Ovar-Osriiiyisg MI emu. first!
charged with the over-certification of a”... .
checks while president of the Mercan- The assets in llauhattan are placed
tile Natl nit, t ‘ t .- at sso,ooo. and the’totai assets of the
coal Ba "a” on e ”d a fourteen stores are estimated at ’90,. and F). had their annual inspections,
plea of not guilty when arraigned be- 000 of which there ‘ . .
. . - s merchandise last night, at the armory, by a United
fore Judge Chatfield in the United 875.000. and any“, 315,000, “will. 8m“ lean!" army oillcer.
Through his counsel ties are, utimatod at “75.000 to .-The “Wu" olllcer w” Captain
Heinze reserved the right to withdraw. ”W000. ' ‘
the plea of not guilty and detour to the
Piusll‘lll Engine Company. Hope .
Hose. Pioneer Neck and bath SECOND REPORT} Oi? .2 “d ”m" Wm"
der and Fire Police
engineers gave a sllppol’ to all the
firemen of the town later, at the en- __ -_...
ginc house on Main street, which last.
until "'9 late "mm "' "'9 night. Herbert. Knox Smith. of the bureau
Th“ officers 9'9““ I“ "l" vnrloua of corporations, on the petroleum in-
companies are all followa:
. Phoenix Engine Company. showing the price paid for oil in var-
Caplaill--—Smith Northrop. lous towns. in Connecticut there are
First. Lieutenant—Willa Secor.
Second lAeutellant—~.l. W. Curllow. ,
Engineer-George S. Aiken. ”m" New York “3’1"" refineries “a
lit-cording Secretary—A. li. liuttel'y. Wilson Point, towns supplied from
Financial Secretary—Wm. Thonlp- New York harbor refineries via East
Treasurer—C A. llllrr. the same refineries via New London.
Assistant Treasllror«(l. ll. iliiworlil. The brand of oil is all water while.
Finance Camillittl'f'—-Al'llilli'. Slau- and the prices are to retail dealers,
son, George Aiken. William liartram. in built.
Cullllllitlee—James In the first class the f‘oliowinz towns
(formers, W. T. Ainley, George Yost. pay 9 cents per gallon delivered:
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company.
Captain-W. Ranch,
lv'irst Assistant—C. Blizzard. -
Second Assistant—(icons Montgom- Ilficl‘t'IIII: flfi'wgfmg, fiwfitfli
RecruitingSecretary-“John Wood. W". Waterbury, “mm". Merlden.
Captain—i). Moore.
Second Lieutenant-S. llrothcrtoll. "Wilt? "Willi '5 3 cents per 10"
Treasurer—D. If ..
Secretary—S. iiro hcrton.
President—A. J. Meeker,
3f”in"."“"°"w"°i‘°ri"
”I rgeant—- - - Pull"- the rice is W cents per gallon, while
Second Sergeant—Harry W. Ail-trill. me ”gm.“ “to in 9 Mil ’97 hun-
m2: my“: E it"??? dred pounds. in the third class at;
— . . (l f'. .
1, ”Al'fflm' the towns of New London. Norwic .
no slam sasssstl. assocla. ," mm mm, s iicthe outrun-m
o
Tribes in "maths. Bridgeport. Dan. Norwich. 0.1 cents per hundred pounds
bury and New Haven Wm and Wiliiulantic I cssta '
Probably be lamented.
A meeting of representatives irmu’ -—---
ilallhurl sud Marksman ldward Whitiosil Serial»
New Haven was held last night at the" ly injured Last [vowing-
headquarters of Cocos runs. l. 0. ill
In ll roman '0 forming the My mrirstnran. while on his way home
W M Ike'- hlob-ll association- in onion nun-in. about use o’clock
Norwsik. Bridgeport.
aasss morsels an. ram or" rub W or a srscua wins AND ova elvll.crsssros.
non—stum-
tlou'rtl uoawuxgolln. wsonsspav, JAN. s. ms.
”will if
in South Norwalil. . The receiver was
:fr. Heizu'fillrrrfgaiedafttzr'gzdamst “9‘“- , i . ed quite satisfactory. though the oili-
9"”, r ‘ ’
Through the arrest of Heine, the BAILOOAOMENPLOYE s the information be compiled wt
present.
He Will quite WI’hwn here. ins "acorn
from the balcony.
duslry, contains a number of tables,
three classes. namely towns llcrved
Providence, and towns supplied from
New Haven, Hartford, New Britain.
Ansonia, Middletown, Cromwell, Ham-
dcn and l’htinviile. The following our
' pay to cents per gallon are: Bridge-
Treuuref—Ed'ln Hoyt. a orwalk my.” Tor: played. The alair occurred on Decem-
linanclal Secretary-47, iiylllt. sugggfik'g' utchi‘lefd, Now, my. her 21, but there hive been several
Hops Hon Company. for,“ and Ridgodeld. The lowest prim Wilma“ ,
us is 9.5 in the townsof Snipers and John Krona. limb"
First Lielltenantwit. Culicll. Thomilm'ill'v 7'" Iwh‘n" '0 m an ‘ the finding
pounds to the following cities: New at “0.
Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, Hamv
den. and Weltport. The rest all pay
IO cents per thousand pounds.
The second class is composed of
Putnam. Dsnlsisoll and ltillillgiy, and
out of the place.
Willinlantic and Nisutlc. A uniform
price of 10 cents gallon is chargsd
vary as follows: New London and Ni-
anlic 3 cents per hundred pounds,
LIO IAOKIN IV A FALL.
Edward Whitlooh. the well-snows
.
its- -
LAIP Oi‘lfllllilil
In. Oi brd‘ii.“Oraw,ci East . , .; }
items it. by Prompt Aciicu.‘ . . A Is . ,
an accident with a lamp shortly alter, [NB [0 .
4:80 yesterday afternoon at the home,
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford V. Crew, 48 -
Van Zandt street. and it was due large. "OW OIIIIIII WWI .
iv to fortunate circumstances that the Th“ 8". I; Sump“ 3f
the did not become a serious one. ’ EIlIOII n NOW Emgflj‘
ring of the doorbell, her little ‘ son E'OI'I IO GOT "0" IO III
overturned a lamp which she had left 8"" III com-t '
on the cover of her sewing machine. , . ‘
The machine is of the type which folds That the last has not been
and as the upper mechanism was down a, the case of Miss 0"“ Whit .
authorised to options business ten The Sixth and Seventh Companies,
Coast Artillery Corps, Connecticut Na-
tional Guard. (formerly Companies D the lamp fell into the Mk“ thus Clenaha'n, of New Canaan, the
formed. and also exploded. With
great presence of mind. though with “I 0' the 1‘“ William ItcCl . ,
great danger to herself, Mrs. Crow V50 W“ held '0. be 1m ill-
plcked up the blazing lamp and threw Norwslk Probate court last .‘w '
it out into the yard. Owing to the by p", Huntington and Tracey.
lamp having fa ion into the sewing
machine, the blaze did not spread any Norwallt, and D" Diefendorf, "3
farther, but the machine is a total m. is evident from a Immune W
wreck. in WILD! Mn. '1'. V. Elihu.)
The business ,2... istsrtod eight years Jenkins. who had charge of the twelve-
ngo by "enhancing-lain and was ins. inch battery, which made a record for
indictment any time before January corporatlui in not with a clinical stock rapid llrlllg‘lnnt year at Fort Wright.
20. The bail bond of $50,000, which of "50,000. Cornish being the wash it is believed that the inspection prov.
OI AMOUNT STOLEN “'6 w Sal" 7'0““ 1°" ll“ "Willi".
cer's lips were sealed. of course
promoter and former pres] , t or the son: 0' ".5 TRACKS into the oilicial report to his superiors.
Mercantile National Bank. 0 a charge * ‘- " '
oi over-certifying chechs to the amount " . ' ior Vincent bi. Kin of
of $400,000, it has developed that the GOO Ooh PW" ”Oil“ 0"" I. "
federal grand Jury is still engaged in SOOOWOOIO “I“ "III I FIT “it? "“3" 01 "'0 W0 companies, at-
“ searching Investi atlon into other , r. . tired in their kahlti service uniforms
‘ III. BOON "$.le KIIIOII and in heavy marching order, which in-
transactions of a similar nature in this __.
city. While none of the federal oili- ' __ sack, were drawn up on either side of
m,“ w", make a“, mum”, ,, 3,, “REWW‘QWJW 9' “‘9 "mm“ the drill floor. First iAoiltonatll. Henry
the "We result or even the e xtent W! M 10'9”! 1m"! “Brunner. ml 1'. Prowitt, who is already considered
' po ’ I oilcr, employed on, night duty at the the successor of Captain Weed. retired,
'0 which the lniluiry will SO. Un M M97 house 0, the New Yon, New was in charge of. the Sixth Company,
States District Attorney Stimson said Haven and “mm Railroad at Cos
today that tho-work of the Jury was
not completed.
"it would be improper for me to
reveal the evidence I have lost. I give ,
BWSY my case," Said Ml'. STITTIIOD,"IJIII IOWOIT I01“ ”I” u AIDDDGO I. II o'clock. 1113 order of the CVOBITTI'N
i can say that the investigation is not m!" 19m“ M BMW" '” "Me“ work included, first. the inspection of
to m“ 3““ ”‘9 ”’VP'IW” V" that “9 arms, the guns being carefully looked
To the straight question as to wheth- Mi one coming. on. and left his work over by Captain Jenkins, who also aslt~
ro there will be other arrests, the dist “0 started MO“ gm” ”'5 "3"“ .ed the men various questions concom-
lrtct attorney refused to answer. ‘ 'nd falling 0” WI VI“ ll! “107.0 “3' ing them. Following this came the in.
Neither Mr. Heinse nor his counsel. ”WNW! “‘1 V" W" ‘0'“ by A spection of the blanket rolls and their
Edward lauterbnch, would make any ”“2- "9 "”15““! from 5 P- to. contents. This work over, theiuspoct-
statement when they left the court ll" t in Oh. ”It Mill ” . 9" about 4 ‘~ ing oilicer visited the equipment rooms
room together after the arraignment. m., “lid Ml Md! M" Wild at daylight. of the companies with their command-
NONWALN FINE
in addition to Captain Jenkins, Colonel
Gilbert l. mu. of Stamford, and un- Alleged That $740,000 Ills counsel in New vol-ll, and allots so:
Danbhry, were
eludes blanket roll. canteen and haver-
dred and forty thousand dollars is Al. the Methodist Emilio”! Will
Missing from the iiunk of Yucatan. , ‘
according to reports received here {‘33 . bfefi‘emggs I? fuhfr’i'lmflim,
from Merida. Following the disap- has been holding revival him all"
pearauce of this enormous amount, the Hudson. River and other. "
Fernando ll. Rodriguez. IliIPdIl't‘cwr.:
and Mateo Ponce, cx-cnllhier of the
bank. with ten other persons, have
been arrested.
and First Lieutenant Howard N. Cod-
. trey commanded the Seventh Company.
Cob. was found on the tracks near that The slur. Company, being the scn~
smug“ today, My mum. which was in: command at the present time, un-
, derwent the Inspection first anti their
begun to dctcmin if the death fol work was completed shortly before to
have been new bank notes and were
taken irom,~a strong safe, to which FREDERICK up
there were two keys, one in the. pos-
session of the sub-directors. and the ,
other in the [mansion of the cashier.
stated that a lawyer, P. C. Ponce, and
Eduardo Ponce, aon-indaw and son.
respectively, of the cashier. have also
been placed under arrest. In all there
have been twelve prominent persons
connected with the bank who have
heart placed under arrest. all of whom
are" amongthe most prominent peo-
ple of Merida.
W Despite the storm. there was a large
’ niii".."h‘idii‘héiiné‘i’hi'om‘i ”WWW?" m“ "m" °' W
i‘ . . corn hell. or tire to re rt last
co'PAMEs ELECTION plumes. illncy featherspcouuoa, wing uishrmeant a gm. of g5 unleasvghe very,
birds, etc. y-‘These goods will hp sold best of "cum amid be I‘ve“,
for 119087an mtbl-flmnflglfh’lllfwu- number of the young lad rfrieuds of
M ’the military then also bray d the storm
Giuliani-expect”
HERBERT liNOX’ SMITH us chri-
l The Sevienth Company held it meet-
. . . . ‘ . ng allt ll ght after the inspection of
I'.It‘CiI;)il o'f \offlcer'lll‘ in all 'the lill't' II SIM" "'0 Fri!” 0' 0" If.“ the blanket rolls was completed, but
colnpancs o .'orwa . too pact.- sat
night In their filiipt‘CIIVf‘ illlfll‘lfll’fi. Th9 ‘ III VATIUHS TOWNS ”w. AI'O OIQCCIOIT 0' a captain I! now BCIIQBdIIIed
that will convict the party or parties
guilty of cutting down trees on the
llniou School District property at Con.
cord street.
no choice of a captain was made.
pl -
studs NAOlliNE
iM’i llllll
Prgvsllted Serious Firs '
A threatening blase resulted from
While Mrs. Craw qucriug s
a:
i’
Flushing woman. who has been sash».
FRO” YIICATAN ”n“ ban, and the ”RAW“ O! D" C. 1! SW
vlllo as her conservator. ..
Mrs. Elliott is in consultation with;
Bull Taken by Former Ollie fifl'hfii'ugcigwni 5:119:33
. cars-Twoivs Arrests lads » .munnna on Seventh ram:
MEXICO CITY, Jail. ii.—-Sm'tm hun- REVIVAL .IIVIO“ IN CANNON
in Cannon, special meetings are.»
with great success, will assist " .
1.. Hubbard, the pastor of the '
who will conduct all the- services.
—NOTICI. . e ‘
0n and after this date I will "lint
responsible for any hills counseled;
my wife. Theresa Zipper». . ‘
All of the money missing is said to
DIED.
MILLER~lN SOUTH NOW
at therhome of her daughtdrrm
ii. Cray, Ann St. January 1. "“5:
Elizabeth Miller. “not“
years. Funeral fro " , , _
dist Episcopal Ch ‘
noon at ‘2 o’clock,
s'r. Jelm— fl CAT” 7.
Rowaytou. Beninnrin St; nil)
ly of val-lea. “satiny
Funeral New from the
Motor St. Julia." brother
ceased, in Boilaytoil. Frill
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
GERRiSH—SUDDENLY. 3'
1908. in Philadelphia, Henry‘s.
Latel- reports from Merida state
”—11-—
. '. —NOT’iOE.
A reward will be paid for evidence
DISTRICT 'COM M l'l'TEE.
ter Sergeant Leflraml Snyder seems
the most likely candidate at the pres-
Th zonll , n , m,,,l,,,,l,,m.r out time. Both Lieutenants Howard
” '9‘ '"l’" " C" N. omlrruy and Albert A. Scofield do
clinc to he a candidate to succeed Cap-
“ the FIT” (”388- for next Tuesday night. Quartermas-
thia held. 260; 8 times, 50c. Addi
tlonal words, ‘i cant each per insertion. I" ”“3 ”“0" 39'3"!“ .
rlsh, formerly of Norwalit. son
Me I) and the late Odorfp , w
Funeral services will he held W
South Norwalk Baptiet Church
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. I
"Orton SALE.
Advertisements of 25 words under
talll Charles L. Wing, resignoll.. Form
or Sergeant Charles (lllarnieri, who
was formerly connected with the com-
pany. was requested by a number of
the men to stand for second lieuten-
ant. bllt he declined.
Stamford range and one Superb Huh
parlor stove, cost $25, in use one sea-
son. Will so" very reasonable for
it p; expected want of use. 13 Quintard Ave. 17 3t
WANTED. “
Advertisements of I. m ' '
thll had. 259; I am I“. ’
tional words, 1 cont “all par ‘
FOR SALE-TWO STOV 38. ONE
that Second Lieutenant Scoilcld will
go up to the first lieutenancy.
. -.._......_—-——
MR. MURPHY FINED .5.
Charged With 'Assallltiug Waiter Kan-
piuaky, Whori‘l‘fle Formerly
room house, barn, shed and outbuild-
ings, and about 20 acres oi land.
Known as the Sheedy Farm. Apply
2.; Norwalk Mills Co., Winnipauh,
nu.
FOR SALE OR To LET-—EICHT- WANTED—A. YOUNG
canvass for C. F. A ‘
perienced man preferred.
Solmans' Stables. ,
it s: WANTED—CIGAR sauna ; ,_
Employed. .,
Daniel T. Murphy. of the Murphy
TO LET; 00., Toledo. Ohio. I.
Manufacturing Company,
walk. was lined Oli this morning by
Judge id. If. Iockwood, in the South
Norwalk police court for an assault he
is alleged to have committed on Wal-
ro Lcr —- PLAT or seven
rooms, all improvements, 6 West St. WAN-"FA 800"“ uflO
Apply at oiilce of Ernest Simona 00.. M >
North Main St., or J. F. McMahon. 67
West Ave. _ 18 3t
d
work. “dress“liorso."
all "' '
terlta n. ,a heformerl em. i .
fill k, m y rooms in Stuart Ave. Rent reasonable WAMID‘AT ONLE' ”‘0‘
to a small family. Apply at to Stuart
Ave. 18 1t
TO LET-JPHREE Oil FOUR
mortgage at 6%. well located. all
8. Lawrence Agency, 2 South "of;
Judge Inc wood and bond was fixed private family. it South Main St.
TO LET~FURNISHED BOOM IN WANTEMWO LADY W
on in private family: alsor
“3' room mietforlight
Young Karpinshy. it appeared. had
been sent to look for In hy’s coat
and not succeeding in d
exclaimed: "‘To hell with his coat” to
front room. heat and use of bath. at
14 West Ave, South Norwalh. if It
water. Terms reasonable.
llsynsood St.
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TO LIT~NICBLY FURNISHED
another boy. This was evidently heard
by lurphy and he put after Karplnshy
and dually grabbed him and put him rooms. best, use of bath. ii Elisabet
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__ housework. Apply at 8 West.
70 LIT NlCliLY FURNISH” South Norwslll.
suslnuss sort-1w, ”‘
ing that he had received coal laints
from employ" concernln 15 Hoyt St. inquire 95 Ely Ave. 10 1t "0.“ P
TO LIT—ROOMS. ALSO BARN.
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depot; rest lib. One new cottage and kinds. Osidisad i
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