4?
.. , ..,-~ v,“ (a ‘
5"”
HI
4 for expenses.
" the evening in looking around. Bought
so.
surname mo.
Pillili
” ilifll Ill
O
Hilllfi -~
M lslercatlsg doles lads
burlap tile Periodlhes' Fer-
sler State 1’ has
being Detective tilt is the
derwallts
The reading of the private diary of
Rutherford B. Havens. the former
Ollie policeman, y W.
‘ the trial of Frank lamongelli,
” a stir around the court room.
This is the famous diary that. has ilg-
uvcd‘ so lnently throughout the
diary purported to recite
on in town while making
his investigation and also threw in a
law observations on the side.
in this diary Havens said:
Wednesday. December 11. 1007, was
introduced to Mr. Egbert and Mr. Car-
penter, at State Police headquarters,
at ; remark made by Mr. Eg-
lrct about being lit for this work and
also shout getting lob for me.
Thursday. December 12, 1001. re-
ceived orders to go to Norwslk.
Friday following also received 010
. 'riday, December 13, started for
Nmslk at 2:49 p, m.. express. and
stopped over in Bridgeport until 7:20
p. nu, which was 40 minutes late. Ar-
rived in Norwalk 8:01 p. m. and spent
a drink of lager in City Hotel. took a
quick glance around the place and
found how the genusl plan of his bar-
room was laid out; 01.60 for car fare.
02.00 room. We for meals, 01.00 left at
house. Did not see bir. 10ng Friday
evening. Also 20c for trolley ll". .
Saturday. December 10. 1907. took a
trip up in town over the hill and back.
stoppedu st Postal Typewriter Oom-
psny. also saw the Congregational
Church and plan of grounds. Bought
ll umbrella, as it was snowing hard.
20c for car fare. Paid 01.50 for uni:
brella and do for stamps. Returned to
my room. which was rather cold. and
accepted an invite to come down into
the kitchen and “get up a careless
conversation W s: Mulvlhlll's son,
the lady who owns the place. He said
Captain of Fog? Pennington guns
the ministers ml the town around ed the girl. e and s e was: .' before the co it would helm“, [core was: ,
hero. citing instances of where they once Cluytunl. all!” glxttwgerfifr’flfi built, llut crucial that Pastor "”9““ . "“3"!“
.had , W you .00...- iii"?! ‘ 'f ,, sadhta would . , v.3 , .
church r, also the remcn's . to know nothing oi the m w...” don't Mm you at a". m l.—-l “ ll
., like an , , than good She said she lived near the do .. ",3,de u, be mm, Hawk“). h "L ..i p,
con M09000. ao’ _“ as l was the country. A telephone messag ll-' 00,59- You can be convinced that you 31*! . :8
very abouignly solicits. Friday sent to the Norwslk police. but 8) do 8,“ against God if you an “pm" to 31-,
evening. and sofar as i can see, there know nothing of the case. and lit Mr. Gross. The documents will ”hm, Fi-l—»l il
was nothing that indicated the pros was then turned over toiira. Jamal. to you that he ,9 not worm, m M ,3 ‘2‘],
once of women or girls around the at at Water street, who kept her! supported, but to be cottdelllned, W 1.: :9
place. Mrs. lfulvlhill's son said Mr. this morning. . mm... M a.“ Mo... “mm“, mm.” .g - ,4
len’longelll's license expired last Octo- Thls morning. Mrs. C. C. be on. ”no", will bu proffered against hiln. 7. 1—1
her 01, 1001. and the County Commie who lives in tho Zimmerman pl in mm mum M Z,
aloners 'o‘lll‘l Mir mt him 1183"” West Norwnlk. called Ii. police ‘Iad' Till; ARKANGI. ”NT COMMITTEE. 90 ,‘_.2
because being convicted before for quarters and reported the d .lif- “Ty“, other charge .8 practically the 9, M
selling on Sunday. He also said that once of a colored girl. who, all did. ”an“. um 0mm,” "Mm“: Paul MM, lot)
you could not register there with
wanan. at this time. no matter how
much money you had. lie probably
mot doing business in that line now.
thinking it would bar his way to get:
ting his license. which is now about
.to have a hearing in the next sliting
of the Superior Court oi this county.
Was in his place this morning and
bought a drink and from what ideas 1
have normed of him so far. he is a
wry suspicious and long-headed man.
i was in barber shop in rear of his
place this evening, and i saw a small
her which looked very suspicious of
finality Mullen. Mr, Egilrrt gave me
ill. and l rccei'pted for
010.00 at 0 p.
it. Also 0049 for meals.
Sunday. December to,
and took breakfast at i2 o'clock. and
took a- walk around past the [flare ill
see if I could make out any sign of
spotterl.
in ladies' entrance. front Way, Sunday '
evening went up to Nor-walk and —GIAND OPENlflfi
stopped in lunch wagon for supper. -——-
Saw a colored man 'llh ml" pint 'ml' 10 5' d. H- Green 7"“"é'm" can't negative the true fact. and he rec LI“ EV ll Curtis. Franklin J. 5,000
lie of whiskey. llf' slltlwod lilt- also .Free, Tomorrow, Feb. . would ” avoid n“. lll‘Oi'i'l' “""',ncc' o . I. Milnhllenflltlmll 3.000
bunch of keys. but ('ollld not it"! any “Gill l8“ and call ‘0 ““‘ "“"’ and the merited contempt of the pin- DeKlyn, Charles 40.000
thing out of him. in a t‘al't'li'hs way. m-w premiums added ‘0 ourlastock pic. This statement. that in. mm Shcklnuh Saactoruln, No. 05. 0. 0. 10,000
Where a fellow could get a drink or of goods since our removal {it tho rules me for damages "n m» reputa- "_ and P.. held lle third m and Disoaway, John 0. 6.000
buy one. He seemed to be bold ..no'igh old more. firing In Your dawn" tion. is for him not a mitigailt reason. "'1'? "WWW meeting lasl. Ill” ll DOING. "If! 1.500
about snowingtnsnottlc and bunch of per». trade msrka- couwnfib-‘gfl’ and i prove it at time before Criminal Billlcr lodge rooms. when a lam Edwards. luv it. 10.000
keys, but very suspicious about lnqtilr- lash. 910-. 00¢ ”09'" "”‘ "" Court how clear is this case against class was instructed in the mysteries nanny, it. J. 3.000
lng any knowledge where he got it. them. The 3W?” 5 llutchlll (10., Mr. Francis Gross. countryman. 0‘ ""0 MN 09070.. 70130.0an 3.0”
Went up to Bridgeport Sunday evening 13 North Main street. l - 11,. humor is in ‘ very flourish mp", "once 3' llld
and kicked around and got wise to ‘ —-Al Flour, 70¢: bag: good iluttcr, his condition. At last night's meet, lisry r. ..... .. 40.000
straw little information w le l was lilo sisu's ANNUAL in ace m, H. E.‘,Mead a Cu. ing there were delegations present Gloudcnolng. Percy H. 0.000
there Posted two letter and returned The annual minister-dc lit" "W . trots Newark. N. J.: Stamford. New urine. William A. 2.000
on a late train. Came up the Main m Tribe- M- 20- l. 0- “-« "W" woman's Lug or uogwaug, Canaan."Weslport,Norwalkaud Green liaoford. ii. a. 1,000
street. near where l room and stopped will be given in Music iiallil Mcn- ‘ ,___, wich. "um Bros. "M
is an italiau luaehuruonl. i spent 500 day evening DION"! ‘0 b ”“’" Pebrusry Meeting Held was aim The degree work was is ilsvllsnd. mvld 7.500
in making myself a good fellow, sad the grandest social event in seed “a” 1-. my.“ 0' "r“ W,“ s most impressive manner follow- 1 wiey. Susan“. 3.200
here let useytbatyou will have Ion. The 'l" "m " log the work the also ly. J . 2.500
as. cool! tellcwess gattohc well 3 o'clock alter-p. with an r of all- The morning meeting of the Wool. tioa of oucera occurred. which 0,000
pm More am or ‘vesl value vanccd vaudeville, iscludia TM an's Club. for the discussion of current as adionrunleut was taken to the list lleyt. Illssheth . 3.000
in evidencecan be . Onefellow ler. Winters 1. English John- topics, was held at the residence of dust room. where a dag turkey supper Jackson Edward I. 5.500
' said so—impl'li—soia iicuor on son Sisters. all direct hot" N" Min iii-tall h stems. No. 1 Paris was served. James. Willis- it. use
Sundsy. hat you will re to be well rm step. The mil ls street. Thursday. robin-n min. The ulcers elected last night were: 2.500
and a fellow to get scheduled for 0 o'clock will be The special subiects consider-«rd were Grand liysstytee—Tribcsmas Md Jeesup. William C. 0.000
main thing seemed to elaborate. The price mile- devclopiaeata in literature and are. (lanung. Jcaelcl, lasts.
bewitkltr.lgbertlutslklag with him titles will in ills will! b" The stipulated Airs. White Vice Grand armies-Tribun- Joselovsky. assert ‘
evening, wastogstscmccvl- the dance rm and her wide knowledge of Humming. Keeley.l.0. 10.000
deuce against hill is some "7 to sold will 00 "MO“ W00 lilo-t cllerlslnlnix Venerable yrisr—Tribespaa Unv John N. 000
as use more ccnvic and conical grou Wal- ,hoita. , g,
or another. before dlvldssis. The special feetareoithe occasion vas‘ Grand Mention—Tribes.“ Webb.
sdwhlsccc-piith dent thatthisnisth eshibltioallylliellosleasofml Grand Highlaeeuticaer—Trlbesnlss Light. John ll. 0,000
mum other and valuable miniatures painted Wilden.
himth-itwouldbe hycslebrstedartiats. Grand leaks Guide-Tribune
g-day business or date The conversation was animated. Drown. Lockwood.Carrlel'. .. 0.000
10s surfers. 10c should my members contributing valuable inekwoed, filial. ... 0.100
and interesting interaction. . g”
m ., 1001. l 'Ill' —7"l. WILL 0". You. m
‘M 0' work all day. llama. 11° "’- WING RIOIPTION. ‘ I. ... 1m
”finalised healttlerscretslk- 0 M adiisrsle-Jl'rlbsamsn’l'aylcr. lackweedfll-JJH 11,000
ative thsusblrstJiut Thelsstslistisawilltskeplaee . tlsthew-
suu wesevsrte-yceu- theaestslestiagtobebsldprobsbly ”Commence
alw'e ass is tsisiss wits . ltsy site, i mm, g .
can : villi ill- lmm lilse
“g a fiber of '
ls II as far as
1007, arose
Saw two or three proplu go
. ”'0!th
.... :mciasalatler.
sewerscia
SOUTH NORWALK, GO
s
,J’.
Nd.
or run
raconteurs euciist - I
' rim Allil lilacs
Miles at Hamel St. Mary’s
dbsrcll, lists-Successful Ai-
tslr in lawn itali-
Thc Children of St. Mary's Church
a progressive euchre party and
dance at the Town Assembly Hall, last
evening. The adalr was a success.
there being about seventy tables.
There were eight ulna. each cunt
minutes in length. Bernard C. Fcenel'
was timer. The gentleman's first
prise, a handsome stick-pin. was cap-
tured by James Tierney, who won
eight games. Arthur Carier and L A.
Conneally tied at seven games for the
second prise, which was a pocket-buck.
and was finally won by Carier.
Mrs. F. A. Volk and Miss Blitabetb
lisrkins tied at seven games for the
ladies' ilrst prize. Miss Harkins was
successful in winning the hand-painted
plaque. The gold mounted comb. which
was the iadlea' second prize. Was tied
for at six games by Miss Anna Mc-
Mahon. Mrs, S. A. Weishelt, Miss Rona
Wilson. Miss May Buckman, Miss
Mary Kelly and Mrs. John Milne. Miss
Buckmau captured the prise. The
consolation prize, which was a large
Teddy hear, was won by Miss Helen
Devine. The games were chr about
10:15. and there was dancing until 12
o'clock” Clune's orchcstrn furnished
the in c.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair was Misses Anna Bracken. Kath-
erine McCarthy, Katherine Duffy. Nora
Sullivan and Bridget Sweeney. The
punchcrs of the game were Misses
Mary Crumbly. Nora Sullivan, Kather
iue Duffy, Bridget Sweeney and Ma
Kennedy.
OOLOIlEO GIRL ilOliS .
AWAY FROM l'OI
Florence Clayton, ‘ Living Vi
In. 0. 0. Lauren,
liot Want to ilciiira
Brooklyn
Last night about 12 o'clock Geo
Bracken, of No. it Maple street, 1
a young colored girl wandering up ‘
down the thoroughfare, and apparel!
in a duet! condition. He took
girl in charge and brought her .l
South Norwaik. where he turned fr
over to ()i'llcer Stratum. The part ll
came to police headquarters, w ‘e
left her home iii. 10 o’clock lastltht.
am
too
She was sent to Mrs, .lilf‘ki-lo
there found the girl.- Mra. 1
later reported to Chief of Pull 0"-
mer that the girl was sixteen ye old.
but that she did not appear to sill
mentally and she had decided 30nd
her back to Brooklyn. where!!!”
parties interested came from fewN
wet-ks ago. The girl did not at to
go back to her home, and t Mrs.
Langston she would run aw ilrst.
and last night she got all her e 8 ti)
gather and left the West lWlllll
himsc. Somewheres on the i to
Norwalk she lost the bundle llaln'
lng her clothes and could notinem-
her anything about it this lint:-
She had scarcely enough cl a on
her today to keep her warm.
The girl was taken home dire.
langdon and will probably it be
sent to Brooklyn. .
seated , points In
yt-l for the second time.
it. that be caused to be printed and
circulated in (The Anlcrlkal Magyar
Nepszava, a Hungarian
printed in New York and Pittsburg.
the complaint being as follow:
run ry
pic-to
lieu of South
timing.
100 each.
tiled on a charge of art
ac
iiiilllllf
illflillsm
Milli lfllllii
Four of tile leathers Arrested
Last light. so a Charge sf
Criminal Lllldl, modal try.
the English language in as follows:
invitation.
So. Norwalk. Ct.. Feb. 22.
Dear it. Cath. brethren:
if you will fight for your own and
your children's rights and for Justice
, and if you believe in God. then come
’ on Thursday, the 27th February, at 7
o'clock. to the meeting
Hall.
Notification.
The undersigned makes hereby the
notice conformable to one's duty ff"
Wind and for the instruction for
everybody that i took the 6th of Feb-
c arresting warrant and com-
gainst. the priest. known
under the name Francis (irons. who
is supported by tho llungariau Catho-
Norwulk. and who is
'rrtiitiing here )‘t'i. because he attack
me with an use in his residence and
insulted me, which case published ill
the English papers at South Norwalk
and Bridgeport. published also in this
paper, wherefore Mr. (irons wrote an
offending and rough letter to the edi-
tor. because he can't make a coward-
ly exception against. the
The claim
newspaper
itlgiisll pa-
pet's, Ind from the other side be
if
, 20 iii T't’i
lit. lit-mi, my, Fungi. Whliou 7 m m :m
B Osborne ”O 143 135 458
P000 Jeseup ........ ..m m 145 m
. 'ricc ............m 106 m m
The Hungarian Roman Catholic Jo" ““"‘" "Wit": 1": if 3:
ttroh and its members are still in- up 7;" 700 215,.
lved in litigation, and some more Twill Cities.
rests have been made in connection fungi ----------- 3: :11 ill 3::
2:13;: ‘I'fim“l‘:°"' The “"‘" ltsimo ..........l20 .m m 400
‘l . ll “mu" “m” Jarvis ...its 124 105 452
ch are claimed. The cases werckto Nutilng ......... 1.20 178 13?. 481
vs come up in the Norwallt Town ,"’ "' "’ ‘—
its 147 7.1:. 2190
art, this morning, but‘Jndgc Joseph
. Taylor is in lirldgeport today. and
cy were continued until tomorrow
llerman Quittner became
lrety for the accused in the sum of
John Novatnlk, Stove Shimko. John
myrnak and Patti Longyol were ar-
nai libel.
sat night. by Deputy Sheri John W.
alley and Chief of Police Voilmor,
go of crimlnel libel. it being
Yharged but they did with force-and
lrms, unlawfully and maliciously dld
rite. print and publish in the Hun
rlan language and publicly dintrib~
ate a certain libel containing odcnslve
and abusive matter concerning Rev.
Francis Cross. of said Norwaik. ac-
cording to the tenor of the following.
that is to say. which is offensive and
lsbtislvc matter being translated Into
in Novsk's
Hear and know the truth which
E will be put before you, the past and
present facts of Mr. Gross, pastor.
facts of so kind. from which your
blood will freeze, or be heated in you.
if you hear the testimony of the pro:
a contrary we go
lewliag
01 Death Her-
0000.
at the alleys 1a,. lain street.
The total score ‘0 .100 for the Twin
Cities, and 3.100.000 lilc Bridgepons,
the local pls ’llsvlag a margin 00
ii pins to their {The individual
scores by glass" it:
Neat Wednesday evening "10' Twin
Cities go to Bil port to play the
same team at the . rk City Alley a.
I ,.'—W‘
rami'rv timeouts rourmev.
John Studier Wins the
, Geld Stick Pin.
'l'he llnal gauges is the Trinity :Jetl's
'(Ilub plnoclile tournament were played
last night, and the M‘diiL was won
by John Stealer, Who received a gold
stick pill as the tint price. The in
dlvidtlal mm were as follows:
John Stadlcr ................. .i
(i.
ii.
1..
Handsome
......
Yost
..........................
.llrew ......... . ................
.Keyworth ..................... 6
.Hawklns ....... ' ................ 0
. Lawton ll
, noswatk .rtaslasti's POOL
rouassv.
d
.arzccpgr
The second game of the pool series
between the fire Police and liope
llose Company. was pisyed at the Fire
Police quarters, last evening. liow:
ard V. Worden; of the Fire Police.
cleverly defeated John T. Mcflanua. of
Hope "one. by a score of 100 to M.
This makes a new for each side. The
CRESCENTS SEAT TRINITY CLUB.
in the basketball contest. last night,
at. the Trinity Men's Club gymnasium.
the Uri-scents defeated the Trinity
M
The Twin Ci g Club de«
tested the , . 100i night, in
a close sad contest played
martian scares».
ssir'm seller teal hit m'
isir, muss“ cell; eh y
winds, diminishing.
iF=F_—-i__‘__——__ I = m
‘ 'rwo call‘l‘il. ,
PAPERS
dilation of
mnsl courts can
the case.
Boat
sensors
wholesale reductions.
The
standing
20 to 17. liurry lane was the referee
and .1 good crowd witnessed the game.
IT. GEORGE SEATS WARREN.
Lester K. Warren. rated 100. and
Harold St. George, rated 8.3, plays-ti
pool lit "to second round for the first
cue, iii thr- Nutmeg ('lliil_lillil evening.
and Mr. St. George won by a score at
h.“- to Air. Warren's :5.
SHEiilltAli SANCTOBOM
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
Large Glass lssirsctetl la the
Mysteries at tbedecisl ile-
Adams iEaLl a.
liatir-raou. Hattie A. ..
lii‘ll, ('lilflmt \V. .....
it‘m. ll., Geo. F" llel-
ena. John 0'. Butler-
worth ..... ..
Csrman. Sauce 0' ..
Carroll, llltntna I
Casey. Mary 10'. ...:..
Choiwell. lisry E.
Clark,0eorge
Colcburn. llcnry l'. . . .
[0H
assmsors made
amounting to about half a million dol-
lars, but the board of relief mowed
their figures down 0317.235. Notwith-
tho wholesale
made by the board of relief. however.
the town'a.grsnd list for 1008 is 0030.-
418 more than in 1001. . .
One of the most intenaiiing'canes
of reduction is that on tho Matthews
property in West avenue. The asses-
sors raised this assessment from 0160:
00040 0260.000. The board of relief
cut this down 070.000. or allowing an
increase of 020.000, making it now
0100.000. This is considered some-
what of a. victory for the assessors.
though slight. for last year when they
raised the assessment on this property
from 0100.000 to 0250.000. it was cut
down to 0100.0th again. There are also
other interesting reductions.
Below is an alphabetical list of the
reductions made by the board of re-
Men‘s (linb third team by a score of lief:
PM Bill
Portsmouth, it. it. Authorities
Begin Attica Looking to the
ileum 0i Alleged lurdcrcr
0f 0. A. .Csrkiils ll‘dlll Perla
PARIS, Feb. 28.——Thc French an
that-tiles are still without oihcisl noti-
Ncwinghom. N. H., tra-
gedy. in which Paul Roy, a Frenchman
now here, is charged by his American
wife, Gisela Calls, with the murder of
her brother on January 2.
pected that sofne time must elapse be-
fore the machlncr of the French Cri-
set in motion on
it is en-
The question of the extradition of . to withdraw should it again decide to
Key to the United States is not lnvolv-'
(Continued on ughth Page.)
Hiflllflllfllifi A
Milli lfl TflWN
~ llX llSl
0i ilcllei Cuts Down
Assessors', Estimates 0317,-
The town tax books, which have just
been thrown open to the public. show
that the board of relief went through
the list of increases made by the as-
llke a cyclone and made
increases
reductions
are ”its m0 wills 3
on some: Questions
American ii. A. dives to and
tickers the For Oldlh Isle
twenty-live Gents
NEW HAVEN, ll‘eb. 28.—'l‘hc New
York. New Haven and Hartford itali-
TM Climb!” has been olilclslly noti-
fied by the American Railway Associa-
tion. that on the question of car de-
murrsge, the proposition has been rst-
Mtwisws *2
illitiliit
WllHlHEilS
5i
liorwsllt Attorney Slates ,
illed to reduce dcmurra rate to .
twenty-five cents diem ‘iorom llity Funk LOMOOOOI" p" M
cents. The proposition required for 500050 "in! l0 DOlOIO "30-1, .
its ratification an Infinitive vote by
the companies owning the actual ms-
eils Alter ills Arrest lor‘ Sal-f4»,
iority of the cars, and the returns
”m n ”my 0, mm m u m ling Indecent Post attic
gards ownership. The change will go - .
into effect upon the lrst of March. Attorney John J. Wu h took the *
nest Sunday.
The New York, New Haven and
liartiord Railroad Company has so-
copted the results of this vote, and will
go back into the American Ralwsy
Association, but with the provision
that in any future change of the re“
its lllilil receive notice. a suilcient
time ahead to give its toll opportunity
proprietor, who is char w tit taut- .
poring with a state's wl .‘Bulhor-
ford B. Havana, and testified that Leni-
ongclli did not send him to Havens.
after the latter had been arrested on .
the charge of offering indecent postal - ,. .
cards for sale. to act as his counsel. ,
Mr. Walsh stated that the first 0011' .
traction he had with Havcus'case was 2
when he was called up on the tele-
phone by someone whom he believed
to be Joseph Mulvlhili, and mounted
to act us the former state policeman's
counsel. Mr. Walsh was under the
impression that the first he had ever
mentioned the Havens else to Mr.
laelllollgclll was after Havens had
been exanilned by the physicians as
to his sanity.
Just when the case will go on
has not been fully determined.
the adiournment was taken yesterday
afternoon, a continuance was used for
tomorrow morning, but it was agreed
not. to have the case so on at that
time. it will probably be resumed
some day next Week. The evidence
Residence. will require at. least another day. Mr.‘
m. and Mrs, Charles Hall gave a Lenrouselll is to be a witnm and
delightful "at home." Wednesday at-gJudae Downs stated that he will be on
ttrlloon. to their neighbors, at their '
stand, yesterday afternoon, in- atrial
of Frank Lemongelli. the Hotel ’
do so.
The New Haven Company has been
out of the Association since the first
of last. October, and has been charg-
ing up per diem to itself at the old
fifty cent. rate. The accumulated sum
up to the first of March is approxlr
matcly 0619.000. With a number of
connecting roads the New Haw-n Conl-
ptmy has already settled on the new
basis of twenty-nvt- cents per dlem,
and will probably do so with the re-
lltaihder. resulting in a saving of ap-
proximately 0309.500.
GAVE AN AT HOMF.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hail Entertain
Friends at South Norwslk -
325, LOOVlll' ,lll. lOlIl ”33,- l'mildence in High street. The occasion (Continued on Sixth Page.)
was a most enjoyable one in every res-
478 no" tlllll In." '0'? peg; ‘ “'hen a youn‘ widow Silk! ‘ w u
__.____ ll‘ ng
lhe afternoon, Milli Ruth he has his life insured he's awfully
Kendall rendered a vocal solo, which slow it he doesn't take the hint.
displayed to excellent advantage her
sweet voice, and which brought forth
much applause. Miss liall accompan-
ied her on the piano. Miss Hail then
rendered it tllillcult piano selection, to
the delight of her audience.
About. f. o'clock Miss Winnie Nash
To LET. g.
Advertisements of 29 words sadsr
mmmidtimss.000. Addi- ,.
tleilal words, 1 «pinch per insertion.
and Miss Kendall poured tea and . .-
choleolatc. While dainties were served 1’0 Lil—lg 101000 .0“. M
by Mrs. Hall. Among the guests were "“9 0" "’0'” Mi" oriental:
rm. r. u. Nash and Miss Nash. Mrs. ed: hot Water. has !.|Illtil.601lllelnwu
ileorge McKlbhiu, Mrs. Louis Beers, ”'53 w’“ AVG-t NOWIW- W? DI!“
urn. John H mm. lilss Uudai t, "6th eddies-Wolentiiiel 0% .
to... Ruth tends». Ifrs.‘ilall, - , . . -3“ ,
Linda Hail and Mrs. Anna L. Wright,
of New York. -
LOST.
LOST—THURSDAY.
to LET—Milli rum ,
furnished rooms with . privi . 1‘, do
built. 21 Marshall at. airs, stfl,’
re LET—FLAT or tuna 30min ‘1
and bath. inquire at South lulu It. ’
GOLD-HOW-
ed iii-focal spectacles in case, between in 01‘ ’
Trinity Church and lillmwood Ave. Re ' ‘ ..
tlirn to lllrs. Smith, 30 illmwood Ave. 1'0 LIT—WHOLE liOOSE, SEVEN,“
Reward.
rooms, 56 Sayvlew Ave, South New 3;
walk. inquire George L. Brittou.‘02. ‘ ‘
Fort St, East Norwaik. Phone 3104.
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""' P“ ”l” ' “""' ““- “‘" .J2.:l'.;.'m".lm‘.§3 “firmnlfi
ti we cent It lnsertl i .. ,
“"' ""' "° '" °" no. inquire M. Walsh, Wilson Potato
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WANTED.
02.10% firings: “Mm-‘leyvg WORK ”y A Road and Ely Ava. afternoons. 11000 ’
""" 2,500 300 capable woman. Address or apply M.
2.00 :00 a. ll., No. 10 Raymond St... South Nor- ro LIT—Six-ltooti Hooch. 80.
2.000 1 ""‘, Franklin Ave. near trolley line: newly
2&0” 3% painted. inside and out: fresh wall pr
2"! 300 WANTED—SMALL ROLL TOP 90" throughout, 90' Mill M. M ",
0},” 2.500 desk for house use. Address. stating fprnsce and llllllilfl' 0000. “0000 H" .
0000 500 price. l"., P. o. no: .034. South Nor- le between Norwaik and South "61".
4.000 15 00 unit, mg 1t walk. inquire 03 West Ave. ' flit ‘ I
wanna—sore ro m or To LIT-1N RD “TON. 1m: ‘
20,000 4,000 plus. Good pay and steady work. in “ONO . all i m
quire Twin City Bowling Alleys.l
WANTID—REWOF Six 0ft SEV-
en rooms in desirable neighborhood;
rent must be moderate. Address 10. '1'.
ll, care Bus 300. m It
wanna-wear MAN . m mfimfzalfum“ m
inches long, .
South Ncrwsik who is interested in .
in veit's line broadcloth with sable chill . ,
worth 030 and 030. Rather than early .:
lctlersganst big business a wrong, ..
in this week's Saturday Wining Post. M 0'" until ”"' ””"' w m "
121 St
wanna—1'0 BUY. Lu.
sell them for 016. ll. Krleger & Co.
of cattle and poultry. Highest prices
“IOCELLANEOUI.
meoarasr novice—we HAW.
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for all kinds of buildings and ;=
cement construction. No damp s-
pald. listra prices for calves. it. w, u, um", Architect and 3. . t
M. ”ohm 13%.! :33th er, it scum Ave. South Norwalk,‘ i...
all a” 3mm," Jim or Darlen. Conn. , ....
I. T. DAVIS. DAMON, AUCTIONi
car. will sell real saute. house
elects. etc. Reasonable 10000. .
«iapunCryatleeveiee. Tel.
all 200-3. 1’. 0. Bee 100. m
WANTlD—BARIIEIJ. WI: PAY
hirest prices for sugar. dour,
w iskey. vincgu, cider and oil ban
rein. in any quantity. Manhattan bar.
rel 00.. P. 0. lion 100, titatllford.'(15i'ltl:t
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