motto cut rtuscrs '
oven is consistent
llssriy s llapsiiilon Vet tits
Park’s llllllisaator on dildo
ion Gar Tsalsrday,
B’l'liA RD. larch ii.-ii‘iftcen
I all a hodgeport bound trol-
aycsrtrom Dvrbyhadathriiiinges-
We at Drouoke, yesterday noon.
when the car plunged down a steep
embankment and stopped almost on
the brink of a brook which empties
into the lionsstonic River. The mis-
hap, in which no one was hurt. though
all were badly shaken up and given a
fright. was caused by the dropping of
‘ Jails!” That Victim Was a
‘ . 1' lied: llasi Merl his list
9 community at Work-
' Milli Theft Tried to Kill
the,lnoior on the rear truck. this de-
. , ramp Ithe car‘gnd ”dig; statue llama Bfflkflll Ell”
. n a run or a ..
,an YORK. ”arch Ill—‘1: fie" lane: “a”; “a. The c" w“ m ”faggot-walk had another burglary
m. was rous look ng in all h to an llil Mar 11 ' " '
was M10127“!!! in a street duel c argc 0' "0 rm W "n n TM" “m" it w"
and Conductor Janice Day. The for
withtwonisp at mu. street and trim mm mm .i in. pout and worked at
c avenue; an itailnn quarter, today. The
two murmured. it is believed from
Miss told by spectators that the
, do“ than was a black hand agent,
II! that his death was a result of an
.. to collect tribute from the
. lion ' afterwards killed him, or
”nought revenge upon one of
flu he attacked. The well dros-
Red T . who was a stranger in the
neigh ’ , stationed himsclt at
1 lilo corner of iiith streets and Frat
.Qvonuc,11ynst as the stores were open-
.rllil tor the day. For several min-
oteshe stood motionless, but when
‘ two then wheeling wheelbarrows illi-
Tod with bananas came along. he start-
down the embankment, although he
could for: that if then“ shbuld have
gone into the water he would have ll
slim chance tocscnpc in case of an
upset. .
in the car was Aaron Gould, claims
mm of the line, and he, with the con.
doctor, shouted to the palscnlitrs
and held them inside the car Instead
0! ictilng'thcni iiinip oil to injury, as
they tried todo. The line was badly
blocked for several hours. The ac-
cident occurred inst below Johnson's
Corner, near Peeks Mills llridsr. ,
ed 'ml'gia”:§'."'m§22o“m'i$53 ”flunngggggapgg;1lenEut
1 to ask, “Did you receive that ines-
aim. ”$3.333 $32.22.":llgt'212f By its Provisions Dividend cl
1 , W. and the two mm! were equal- 60 POP Cant. “lll ll! ”Will'-
‘r‘i'ila‘il“‘ll.‘il'...'£.’f .7.::f""'.'.:t:::.':1::; all in Boston Tea a coin
, lll'etl. and it lli believed his shot struck co. 0'30 1.
one of his adversaries in the hand.
With the coho of the first shot the
“ten closed in on the stranger, They
doubt his revolver hand, and while
one hold it the other pressed a rovob
nor close back of the man's head and
trod. The bullet passed through the
man's head and came out through the
left, eye, and the loan fell to the side-
' walk dying. For a stornent the two
most stood watching the death strug-
,, sins of their victim. Then the bed in
opposite directions.
At ii hearing in the continued case
of tho Winston Tea and Cotton Com-
pany, of South Norwnlk. now going
through bankruptcy. hold by Referee
in liankruptcy John W, Banks yester-
day afternoon an odor of settlement
was made by which upon the payment
of 82,000 the stockholders withdraw
their claims. This virtually ilnishcs
the litigation in the case as thiaoil'er
having been accepted it will permit
of the payment of a dividend ulti-
’
mainly of about. dolpcr cont.
IXTQITIONflE iN oenav. Yesterday morning“ a: ll o'cioak.
', legal and. before Referee in n ruptcy o n
.7" ‘MW'M I-i rs Arrested W. Banks. the creditors oi Lords s.
Nyary. of South Norwaiit, agreed to
accept a composition offer of 25 per
cent. This wash compromise offer
made by Nysty. who conducted a. store
in .Bly avenue.
for , , ram Victim.
Mini . 1 . iteo Vicldo-
blunt and and 7 her Joseph were
arrested today for alleged participa-
tionis agents of black hand extortion
a and; have 7:"?
» 1 7 1 ’ -nousi.c arm's Ar occurs
an interesting nonfatal m‘i. my MARK".
it you buy your meat at .l. W.
Dodge's market you will receive dou-
ble stunpa. Everything in the ”line
oi meat for the Sunday dinner will be
found here.’
six DIVilllcE DEcREES
west cssurao retain
intemperauce.1crucity and Inti-
delvty the Causes Which Aug-
mented Charges oi llueriicn
Friday. the thirteenth. was not such
an unlucky day for the petitioners for
divorces who were heard by Judge W.
5. (tune in the short calendar tension
of the Civil Superior Court yesterday.
for the judge granted sis divorces.
hare sears to show that Velechs was
indicted by three than in response to
black hand warnings. Vciecha claims
that on February 22 he received a let
tor bearin cabslistlc signs in which
he was tol to take dildo to Highbridss
on the Strattord road in Shelton on the
sight of February 27. and give it to
.050.“ the ten men who would meet
hill there. if he failed to obey. the
thrust was that the would be killed
”like a dog." and thnt his live your
old son would be taken from him. lie
"5 Thriller warned that there was
no escape. it» the black hand had
branches all over the country. and it
he left Ansonia the society would pur-
une and kill him.
Velechs was further told to go to
see flatten Vicidoitilni. who would tell
him how he, the latter. paid money to
the black hand, elcrhn went to rice
Matteo. and “retailer told him that
three of which had been presented
Whad paid $250 to the black hand. previously.
Hm” “MR“ Witch to My the Daisy Mae Perkins Webler. of
money and me "other “'onblr- “'1' Milford. on- the ground at habitual in-
cells on February 27 went to Matteo
Vicidomini's house and showed him
fifteen ’20 hills which ht' lied in an
envelope. Witth the money Volocliu
put. in a note saying, "Hole in the tmm‘
6"; for 000'! silk. lot illi' alone and
let me live in peace." The envelope
was sealed in tile Mcnrencv- of Mufti-n,
who cloud to go with Vt‘l"cliii to
lllghbf'idgc. and son that lllt' mow-y
was delivered. Accordion to Volm'lm.
us they reached the place Million
cmightid three ttmns and it llliill drt'iili'
ed in woman's clothing and wearing
a woman’s bonnet lumped out of the
bushes and took the envelope, also
presenting it pistol in Velcchn so he
would make no ”lungs Matteo had
told Veiccha that bushes were
3"an all who were agents
a society.
Veleeha had told his hitherto-law
of the «mend. and the latter had told
Velcrha not to gay boy attention to
it. The police through this brother,
invlsw sret . g touonaoct Joseph
Violdmnini wth “tulip The bro-
ther-in-iaw offered to got Velechs a
revolver to carry tails steeping rises
and on the evening. the 17th he went
to Joseph's place fl a revolver,
butdossnh's wits . tlut her bus-
toinperance. The couple married Sep-
tember. 23, H.386. and had twocliildren
of which the mother secured the cuts.
truly.
Wilhelmina W. lllume. of Stamford.
scoured n divorce from George id.
itlmm- on the ground of intolerable
cruelty, Site was bliss Weainiar pre-
vious to her marriage December iii.
liiili. She said her husband conduct-
ed a ten and notice store in Stamford
and «be occupied half of it with an art
embroidery stun. flhe said her bus-
band had a vile temper. and often
tore up embroidery Which hurl tiikon
hours 0! her valuable time to make.
He also choked her and otherwise
abused her. .
Joseph McIntyre, of South Norwaik,
wan granted a decree from Eater la.
.ilciutyre. on the ground of desertion.
They were married .luiy tit. iii". and
the desertion is found to have occur
rod September 1!. l3”. This was
the petition in which pictures from
theatrical magazines showing the re-
spondent in other than conventional
greatly interest Judge Case.
.iounic hi. Pnrrmaa. at Stamford.
was divorced from Uharlos .l. PM
hiss. who she ailegsd deserted ksr
band gone est ‘ takes the 11 November to. it”. after they had
with ”hell. The M w tan been married seven years. 1
followed Valentin blame. to ”In .
place and saw WW. clotha from
big loot onto! tho. . Thisssaa.
lhubrot iswss .ssrssssllui
its Joseph. sad it . kin-sit as”
that M at” thmmm ground hsiagll'wlvdslity' cl‘ha was“?
mm It I s '
’ Isa sis Ii. lllwsli and married Varsity on
reminisce. show sail-s
lady or s li-ysarold daughter
.. 7:. "MM or...
Q ’ VII
"'0 M “I‘m. m. larch
it. No on
J. A. Tim? I 00..
lost! Nevws
a
lion spit M M
"subunit.
t
u Goth“? .
the brakes while the car was plunging
costume were introduced. but did not 0
ho unlimited.
of boys.
were mlsulnit
with him.
morning.
her health.
itivcr.
White."
luv l‘i'llllol
night.
hours flunk.
Ethel Coolie.
Mr. Gould made it report oi
burglary in the South Norwalli police
and Special 0mm George W .Glad-
atone made an investigation this
Ml“ ADA OVA. DEAD.
Those present were:
me owl-w.
1111 11m
115111 11
inn
Stolen and the Ticket ilsck (3.1....
and Chewing Gum Machines
e west-luuitid
railroad depot into wh . 1 an entrance
was forced. The intro era entered
through a window. tint breaking an
upper pain of glass, so that it could
The finger prints on the glass could
be plainly seen this morning. and
inked like the impressitms of fingers
The burglars smashed a penny
chewing machine, scattered its con-
tents about the door. and pryed liven
the door into the ticket oilico They
went through the cash drawer, but
no money was secured. us none had
been left there. A revolver and a
fountain pen owned by Agent David
P. (torrid. were stolen, hilt no tickets
train the ticket rack.
It was evident that. the ticket ot«
hoe had been broken into before the
chewing gum machine. as a pair of
”hill"?! in the office were ruined by
being used as n pry.
sirument was used on the door.
Agent timid in of the opinion that
if there wait it buy mixed up in the
nd'alr, slime older person was also
Weiioknown Actress Was 3 Resident of
Nemik for Many Years.
Miss Ada Dyna, the actress. died on
Tuesday at Boston, England. where
she had gone for the restoration of
Mine liyas lived in Norwalk for
years and many friends here were
deeply pained to learn of her death.
During the time she made Norwaik
her home, she molded with Mills 1". M.
l't-nsloy. at Lodges/cod Flinn.
. Miss llyns come from n dramstic
family and heinrb s
country ‘had had a t rough drill in
her profession under several of Lotti
don's best known stage manager».
Moreover. she brought with her the
prestige of a number of successful
mind. She first upward in New York
in ixli. and in the following year at
Witliacli's old Thirteenth Street. Thea-
tre, won much popularity by her not-
ing of More in lloucloault's ”Shaii‘gh-
raun." From that time on to the data
tit lli'l‘ last appearance here in 1900
she appeared in many famous plsys.
She made her drst appearance in
London in lel as l’rince‘doim oi
Muenster in "lienry iv.“ She created
llw duni roles of Laura Turtle and
Anne tialherick in "The Woman in
‘ ‘Vlliltid ’ TM
GAVE A LEAP YEAR PARTY.
.~—--
Ounday Oohool Pupils of O. J. Clark
Have a Good Time.
The members of 0. .l. Clark's Sim.
class of
Mothmiiat Church. gnvo iho very suc-
uvuiiul Leap Your party. at .5 Wall
dirt-ct, Norwnlk. last owning. Those
incl-56"! pronounce it one of the bout
times of the mason. The time was
given up to many genius.
evening refreshments were normal.
and the fun was carried on until mid-
lliit
During illt
Ethel Roberts.
Maud lluby.
drew Lyon and James Kingslnnd;
chaperons. Mr. and lira. ii. A. Cooke.
Charles Uhssmar. Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Charles Ruby, Richard Neuhett
Mrs.
and F. T. Roscoe,
Till FRIDAY AFTIINOON CLUB.
Members [disdained at tbs Residence
ultra.
Tho me» A
illam c. laur.
yesterday at the home of iiirs. William
.. Bsur. d
lsudt Place. a very
large number being in attendance.
The pmgratn. in charge of Mrs.
Gleason, was as follows: 1
(Nanette-«The Miller's. Woolen.
Edmund Burke.
lites Geller.
The Celtic Revival.
bliss
The outlet thsslrendered ltotdn
new."
Adair and Annie laorie.
Refresh
missioulrfih
to “has
' nostotlrs. Iissli
The club will its entertained is
wsehsbylimifafiliumlrown. of
lssvisv svsass.
e
insets were served at inter-
Tha scat will be with lirs.
Philip I. lull“. ”View avenue.
1 mm
UNI". WWW ctoa.
Ira. 3m m.
0!
Some heavy in-
the
11;“
broad
Norwnlit
'l'hl- Mliiiwri
Mflllllt'
Martin. Baurba Paisley. A'llm'. Milli-r.
liiuino
Kingslnnd. Edna Smith and Hattie
Smith. Messrs. Bay Sherwood. .lay
Buckley. Humid Wothcrwnx, imard
Robins. Earl lioshinh. Royal Benedict.
Everett l’cttit. Willct Chicory. An-
noon illub met
m..— WNW-cm“
women”. Minnow; amt. u. m
4... . Mame“... mmam
,lePllilSE
hi i on tbs Busts diuresis Club in
thi'iii lullMltlll pool mechanism. .by
Frank A. Van Bdfaifi detest-or
i’t‘. Van Alatyne the score of too to
This game lookedforward to
with much tum find in lsrgs num-
ber of the members at both organisa-
tions witnessed “it at aha Norwslk
Mr. Van Aistyse made a hard uphill
tight during the last law frames and
nude big gains. but it was then to
late for them to be of any avail. Dur-
ing this sport be out down a lead oi
to points to it. 1
The full score of the game:
I .
lisvai Station ,-
HONG KONG. Hatch ll.-—ln
tion has been received here
SrorcIMWai‘te liaktuond.
Taily-«(lrorgc ll. Bunion.
Tonight‘s some will also be played
at the Norwallt Club . will be. be-
tween George L. W , rd. of Non
walk. and Ernest C. Haviiaud. of South
Norwnlk. ’A lunch will be served in
connection with the quote.
The standing of lllalt‘i‘t’ltli.‘
begin a series of mantmtvrua.
the activity at assebo should
from the Titian hisru incident.
UNFBOCKED IECTM
l.. l’.('..
NORWALK HIIMIWC TOUINIY.
Fire Police Player Detects Hops lions
Company “on. 1 ~
The first game of the second round
of the pool tournament between the
Norwsik Fire Pollos‘aad the lib
florid Company was played lust ni t
at the Hope Hope quarters in ster
street. William Kstsldr. P! the Fire
Police. defeated George smith. oi the
Hope Hose Compsuy, by the score of
SAN FRANCISCO. March
about a your am. sad who. it t
ion to it. The score by f on was: triumphed to hint. Kesie H. Whaley, or April ist. in South Norwalk. Bent
smith. Kslsisr. dentitnto, was located inthis city last till. W‘nlking distance to trolley. lief.
4..., 7...; that be and his family were in and t'flmceli. Address “2.," care munch
lo i.’.-—i destitute. was located in tho city last mill at
10.4 29 night. The couple were found living ‘
it. till—mi in a suite oirqotnson laconic avenue, WANTIDMTiiidivJfi. Silltllliliiiitk
l7 Wot well to all awareness and with m. urn! W vines pinned. Trees spray.
23 {it tortnhle snmundlm. The share ed and trusted for wounds.
11 to Mini tricked palm-Mm“. pm, i. the diseases. sod Insect pests. llood work
or. to parents sttrlbutad to the hot I'm- asst-hues. Jmnhiéoowll. Tm Wan
it - 82 liter. den. Telephone. ,
51 iii) in an interview the former rector .
54 iii" admitted that he bud telegraphed (or WANTID'rfllDDLFPMWD MAR-
. «our»... ........
help, and admitted that. the st
NUTMEG CLUB POOL.
The last game of ilm first round
in the pool tournament of the Nutmeg
Club was played last evening. Charles
Vorlltt mod 90. defi'flltéd lrving [Tori-
tolt. 86. by it ncorc of tilt to till. Roi-
eroo. Harold ltundlo; nearer, Juries
Gregory".
no rinmsh-s can.
No game was played last night iii
the pool tournament between the May-
ilowt'rs. of East AVOI'R'lllll. and Old
Well. of South Noruuih, last night.
owing to the special hunting of the
o'omb Sol-walk lv‘irc liopnrtnwnt. Thin
that he had made a failure of
thin
said Cooke.
to help us because we threw
ltietidtt.
. and the world will laugh at us.
however strong he
buck the world.
and stronger."
in reply to the qtiestion, "Yr
colufortablo and seemingly ha
tiijonlnk's sitter wlil lw played on Old tor of mstrriai comfort. it is the
\\ oil a table. and will be between A. it. lodcv that one is an outcast. lt
lliiil, of Plant Norvvnlk. uml ti. W. 810- understanding that to the kind
runs. of South Norwallt.
Cllllillillill
Compartments of Vessel Filled
With Water and life Savers
Render Assistance .
WOODS HOLE, Mass, March 143-
The British steamer Silvia, which left
New York yesterday with managers
and freight for Halifax. N, 3., and It.
Johns. N. It. is nshom on the low and
l’igs Beet, off cuttylumk. tier cm- W'
psrtments are full of Will”. No do The semi-annual nesting.
tails oi her grounding are yet avail. by s been", ot'tha Crofut
able. Company salesmen. once and
The Silvia ran onto the ledge at
4:30 o'clock this morning during a
thick tog. Before striking she picked
tip two shipwrecked crews. but whethv
er they were from schooners or hams
could not be learned.
The life-saving crew from the Only
tyhunk station went out to the fliivia.
inflation as she was discovered on tho
9 go: ‘
The now and Plus lodge is midway
between the southwes and of Outly-
bunk island and the lanyard Bound
Lightship. The last wreck of cause
quence at this spot occumd several
years ago, when the steamer Yalriai.
in went more will be no trouble
his getting everything he needs.
that he has mastoid any we
straights that lists in trouble.
-——sss-
0 5 K00. MIN DWI.
walk
most. a
throughout was a
lane for
bright. and all were .
the outlook
s
s .
(loin United.
ugliest. listen m-
silos
sailed in. NW!“ “l1“. 1
QM
mats at up this an
1W1.
W
o. 'l'.
Wu.
51111111
Since larch lit. and Things
Are Booming at the 8min
ed that the squadron was allot" to
added that this fact was optimum]
two months ago and that therefore
ccsssriiy be considered in connection
with the dldlcnlty with China arising
Norwdlk Club ......... 3 i .750 .
South Norwallt illub....i :l .250 “PP!” F0“ HELP
llsv. lsrs ll. (looks in l-‘ioreits
Whaley Are to (institute ilir-
cumstaiicss is San Francisco
Jere K. (looks, the deposed rector of
the ldpiscopal church at lienipstead.
l... l.. who cloned with li'loretta Whale:
oi life had boos too much for hint. and
We are different from the others."
"We runnot silk friends
We laughed at the world—-
i have begun to realise that a man.
is, on however
“fill. may be his incentive. cannot
it is older titan us
you want?" he soul. "it is not a mm-
to you Mr “illicit an obiect of chart-
SIE‘.£;’£¥1~VIA~E E withinI curigsltyrhand to ott’h‘crs ”latte:
0 S l‘ "‘90 Bil , an "a l!” W
assoc: orr may: «a on m . ... M
Cooke has some friends who say
that as soon as it is known that he is
ssyitisonlybymanuotthefaet
deep-Annual Mating and laoqm
Hill It Was Iain Golf club.
‘ioiiowad
factory
staffs was held last «song at the
Wee Burn Golf Club bottle. in Novo-
ton.‘l'hopsrtywestfronilonthlior-
by trolley. asdthuuocssios
uceasaful
one
The mush-rs of the Iran and the sta-
pioyees discussed the years work. and
future operav
‘ tor the coming
year tor this mossy are unususilr
anthuisstic
The steward of the Golf Club pre- 5;
pared one of his Inset sounds and av.
ammunition“. Thoseinstr
position
t.
forms-
from
. - .
ll lllllli’hll "
T .
1. 1:“; 1 .
.1 1 .. .
. .
« .
Tsisstsdl
during} eid« Union. .
Mass. has subsequently been adored
sh instructorship at. the University of
Denver, in Denver, Colorado. and will
leave itondsr morning tor Denver.
lie will pursue a post-graduate course
in connection with his unit/unit!
work.
Mrs. Underbiil and son Duncan wiii
remain in the East fora‘tisis. makins
their home with Mrs. Underblll’a nio-
"tits rosmos
ran .1 ‘ a ‘ .‘ ‘3 VA ’ I I“ m .
in: mew-11.31%; ~ "two it Wm“
lddward B. Underhlll. tor the last
three years a reporter for the Non
walk Hour, who recently reslgmd his
to take a position with the
of Springfield.
mm / '
Six cam is has Turk irsjw
Paul. and Five at its h
her Died in Their this , ‘
Altar lssy Trials and T ‘
tailors
NEW YORK. Moll li.—-A
story of how live young girls
it was
line. for young cmtplo. Address E. it.
it, Sentinel odlce.
no no-
running.
do it.
Main lit.
WANTED —~ DON'T
made 83 a day right at home. No can-
lllé lllbfi;
Send us your name and ad-
dress and we will show you how to
The William Oran Co.. 1022
Bridgeport. goon. roll it
slty.
keep the
Main St.
dress The William.0resn 00..
WANTIDwBOTfi A.\'D illitldi, 1N
every town to poll a houuehold um
iisnd your palm- and address
and we will send you the. goods. hell.
them to your friends.
sold them send us our share and you
After you have
rest. We trust you. Ad-
um
Bridgeport, Conn. nili it
"or"
WANTED—till“.
housework.
quire at Sentinel om.
FOR GENERAL
References rewind. in-
mlz 3t
sail
WANTED - SINGLE 1 WOIIAN
wants 4 or broom cottage by the lbth
vied than
fit lo
I! small iru
every"
aside
venieuces
Lately
Brooklyn.
uectieut. and have charge during ownv
of» absence. Want wife to help with
mom! housework. integrityand ran
liability more desirable then export-
nsss. House has altmodern city coir
good wages to right couple.
White. 220 East lath fit" Flathttall.
without children. to work on
it and poultry farm in Con-
, A cotnfdrta'ble homoawigi
N. Y. nil3 fl
m a". live minutes' walk of the Congregation-
vo all
WANTID~FrltNitiiildD ROOM.
either with or‘ without board. within
at Church. Good reference given. Ad-
dress “. care Sentinel.
rul2 3t
know-
is the
hearts
dlevpower
at a cost
dress W.
i
WANTED-AGENT ron "resort. ”1““ ‘ °°" 3"“ M“
can" incandescent Kerosene Oil lamp.
Burns a mantle and given a 100 call-
ilght. Will born when
oi less than 3 cents. M
8. Clarke. Milford. Conn.
. co m.
about
They
ml! 3t
“Jill
ll
mill at
ll‘ “lib
Ill" 3!
. indor
Van lune. Van Aist s. rii‘ormoss that the tint .ls sue-e naval iher in White Plains. N. Y.
Pie. by 'I‘tis.by l’ts. by will, squadron will sail today? no secret W came toNew York from 5‘- Paula
Frames. li'flitlus. limp", Frames. service. The cruisers Yakutno. Akit- WANTED “0W" "ma ‘WWWW , ..
T ‘ 7 ii‘ vs susbinia. Mama and flotilla of smaller ' M M ii? own 15::qu told
12 is . lmi lo—-t vessels have been’conied ready to sail M rll is of 25 rd! W 1” seventeenoysar 5"“
a 2i .1 in»: ie—a at a minute's notice since Iiurch 1. " ”W": V" m “t In" t M W“ e "in M
5 it: i to 23 Al. lssabo. the naval station. every- this head, a" ' "M Illa. Add. W N 5" "Elm-1 Helen ”W
7 to l 3 3| thins is exceedingly busy. The Tatsu lions! W“ l “l" ”9" W lm VII 0” OHM My 0' Ii! lll'll . ,
it-i ilwi l i» so affair has caused a sensation in the " canto W N" 7°" W nah. MW
it til i a 39 navy. and sons action in this depart- WANTED—witty H HOUSEWIVIS l! the world after receivin a ,.
to»! ‘ ii—l- ; 3—1 42”! “m. .3 ”ml"... to patronise the P'hilsthes Cake Sale. of training in g business n;
y no ' 5...; 47.1 A dispatch ironi Tokio and date of 5;,fiéu::°”'l'g'°"’ store. Saturday. “’1" 1 ‘
9 till ’6 . 53 giant; t mnounmdlthst a pan of [he "I . at p. In. . .—
112 99...; u “.4 rat apathetic tiara squadron was to * . --—-—-«
2 . 93 . ill ‘ 77 leave port on March ll. Cowling and wanna—«gnu. amflMAL'L "33‘
6 pa 1...: 34.4; other preparations for departure were furnished M" . rst 'm 9"" “"md'
2 iii» 1 . boreholes midis At the odlce of W" W” “W1 “:3?“ ° .. "'t “1'1 ,
Referee-43. w. Fitch. the Admiralty In Tom. it its» Ileelsr- "mm “a m m" “9" '° "’ .ms hose."
moat words. 1 cent such par 1‘
FOR CALI—NEW cad-non
wan-r incubator; set twine: '
want of use. Cost 335; will sod '
no. For tardcuiars tom .,
FOR aatcw'rwo PHAil‘m
one double. and the other single,
in excellent condition.
West Ave. Norwnlk.
.FOI uALl—A NICE YOUNG I
my cow. 5 years old. and a ‘
weeks old. inquire ll lioyt Bum
hierwalk. ml '
FOE BALE—TWO ACRE ,
near lioutb Norwsik. will he not“
sacridce; owner leaving town.- ‘
sis-room house. all kinds
lune shade trees. Can be.
easy terms Address creation ,,
ll. Vosbnrgh. it Washington
Booth Norwalk.
POI “Lt—Bid FIRST:
sick. Gray Motor cofs
no 20 b. ”will Melon
cost ”Ml. . 1', ,
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sji host.
they last. speak up.
Sales agent, 0. L. ii
Norwalk. .
roe sans—nods son m ' I
m to.” your e .1...
sass. .
Rica. no: :12. south tiers-is. all“!
ros‘sstmnn 0333:. 2 onto;
or new rig or non. w dust,
lug-room table. sideboard; lamps.
H. W. Gorlilm. 38 0mm W.
hat Norwslk. , .
roe 8ALE~0NE Como lion.
3 counter show cases and set at M.
banks wales, cstmcity lit) lbs. iii a.
In]
roa sans-own uousn. attract.
rooms. all improvements, and doom
garden land. Ten minutes from usuv
to. inquire o. n. l‘i’lddricll; Railroad
Ave. ‘ In“ It
1'0 .LlT—l’llltlflllildl) ROOM. 1 l
with bath and all improvements. at
No. to South Main 8t.
70 LIT—HOUSE SEVEN ROOMS,
set tubs and all modern conveniences:
central and pleasant location. Par.
ticsisrs of 3. Adams. residence.
Palrileid Ave. ‘
ro LIT-TWO SUIT” .
dialled rooms, with water. toi t. range
and conveniences for light
lag. locals. 214 East Ave.
.ron CALI—BANK!!!" STOCK.
must be sold in ten days. Sideboards.
chins closets. combination book %
dressers. beds. springs, stoves ‘ ,
noges. carpet. door oil cloth, ‘
crockery. enameled ware and '1
fixtures. Will be sold at half ' ”i
at m Washington at. Open Trish
nip.tllltpan. I‘ 1,
nunhfifimrcng
ro LIT—TWO WED
host roonis. centrally Toasted grins
reasonable. ."
lasso-st “new We:
s
oonditlm
vo tar—41x nouns in. coon
8t.
inquire 31 Cedar
‘ ml: at
0'"
re tar—roar or nvn noose. " “'9 lust-m:
mushy
a Men, and also a large bars on
premises. if needed.
inquire ii Cedar
sill It
ro LIT-«FWD: won us To
let at or arm at, lam “math. la-
of the Merchant and Itiners' Use. Just-s It. lies .W. if. lest-r. I". min at it. Joselovaky a do. rust
on iandbecatnast 1‘. .JJ. monuments. t. ' -» '
all? anthem “gm?! ‘0' 'Wg’ql ‘ . alliti
rm lllvia raglatm lilld toss not sum. Hm "Ms. m - ‘ro “T—lfi now I'M . saw
and was built at Newesstls in ms. in. Mk ll. Ito-Pm. Walt-t s Miamwit‘hhasmvcnnata
tin. wufmriy ammonium WN’M Mi 0 '- Viva-lastssfronraibssd
e1. lsoirsudgtmhew York. 1.1.. .Mu‘l'ulm ‘ m
swimsuits sad sun: sass-sis m Galilean
‘ no tsv~rivs arm on
u...
I. Walsh
if you WANT roun noose l', .
read and painted. teliuihotiu or writs
. A. Rudder. ladisoit St. Tel. m
cheerfully furnished.” 1‘
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waitsttfl'u. ems. as
log. Islr 3mm and ‘
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