"to
Mushroom ”:9”.
'0 WM SIIEEI
00000 in
has mail: Police Officials
mus it lists Scouroii Evi-
Moo Against hrs. Illcross
1%; in Water Street
lira, Thorns Zipperer, who conducts
‘ l uloou at 5! Water street, yesterday
"stills first victim in several months
‘0 W stunted in South Norwals on
m of Sunday soiling. _
of Police William Vollmsr and
W Moors George W. Gladstone
Ind Willi»! Cockctur deitcended on
lacs yesterday morning, and so.
what they claim to ho indispu-
tabla evidence.
4 first. Zipperer was placed under ar-
ml, at you also two men and a wo«
man. who were in tho kitchen direct
over the saloon in Mrs Zipperer's
lviug apartments These three were
John Oashger. Ernest McDonaldIitm
I” William Triuits who were placed
under bonds of us each. Mrs Zipper-
in". bond has been fixed at $150. and
her case continued until Friday after
m at 2: 30 um
The bond of tho three chnrgod with
being ”educators was declared forfeit-
oil by Judge Joseph R Taylor in court
this morning. owing to their non-ap-
poarauoo but they are now making
In old" to how» the onus reopened.
Mrs. Zipperor has retained Attorney
Joseph unswelit-r to conduct her case
Chief 0! Pain» Vollnier states that
shortly after he and the other two of-
flcsrs entered the place, he saw Mrs
Zl'pllfl'cr coming out of the bar room.
The chief made an investigation of
the place and found that a dumb
waiter elevator Iiiillit runs from the.
bar room directly up to. the kitchen.
The chief says nice that he’opcned
' the door of the waiter in the kitchen.
tum learned that the elevator truy con.
tsincd two froth glasses of beer.
”OWN“ WOMIR Arrested.
After msny complpints trout people
in the nelghbosp .pl Pl tooth are
not, about list-y i in 2coiling
cider and liquor at her home,2 Pl-y
mouth avenue, Captain ’l'homas 5Hunt
has/r warrant island for nor arrest,
and about. 11: 20' o'clock this morning
”gallium. rage, Silk
s Lostnwithd. woo to bin-horns in
a want and round several cases oi
liquor and about half a.bsrvsl of cider.
She was token to tho police station.
and the cuss will come up in thc towu'
court. tomorrow morning at to o 'ciocit.
Mrs. Gaspaircin was released on as
cash bond of 3150.
l—usu-v
. LIKE MIDOUMMER STORM.
_—_—
, Thunder coed Enough for August ’Not
Wave Contributed.
‘ Norwalit was treated yesterday af-
tmoon to it storm that who a cross
between a gonuint- Aprl shower and n
midsummer’ lhlllifli‘l‘ storm. The
thunder was there with u genuine
sound, and the lightning that onetim-
pauled it was lhnl'p cnongh for an
August hot wore. it started with a
genuine spring shower, ut which the
sun only smiled a good naturcd smile.
but the buyout darkened in most
approved and sudden summer itcowl.
darkness it over the face of tho
earth. there was a rumble which the
surprised populace at iirst lilt'leed
to explain as something cine than
thunder. but gave if up tutor in low
preliminary dashes oi lightning and
thou the storm was on it ruined.
.lust rain with this emphasis on lllv'
watery part of the word. The rnpld
strokes of tho llghinin flit it played
across the darkness ol t or night mm
in; shy were bright and sharp tannou
slam and the thundor's deep lifll‘i
was emphatic cnough to no iu-nrtl
above the din oi a busy city
And to think flint it with till pro
pared M WNW! bent-lit for the
storm was out of pnrsl lucid charac-
ter. it was accounts by a wind
or twenty-sis stilts an hour and in
tho uric! tints tho rain tell time was
tit-corded .it of an inch. The weath-
l'l' bureau sssousoa that the weather
will its cooler
RURAL LIT?" GAIMIII.
W
”imam County ”on Most in tho
om of it. W. Harri". .
'i'hs l'airilsid (toasty mini latter
Carriers Amniotic. hold a regular
muting Iaturlsy fight. is litany w.
alerts with stroll, Nor-he
A nesting is hold is some tows
the county «mt months
Tim. was a torus sitcom
lstur
swimsustmmmm H
social tilts mm which Mr
dduntlishuati 10:” WW
The nest
iStandout.“
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"mined today s number oi' witnesses
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”MINNIE Iliis YEAR
South liorwalii Doritos list to
lake a contract with the
atrium com-“y
Unions there is a revision of prcs~
out plans, there will be no public
sprinkling of streets in the cit! 01
South Norwollt this summer. as was
the case last year
in the estimates now being prepared
by that board of apportionment and
taxation. upon which final action is to
be taken tonight, there has been prac-
tically no montion of this work. and
the memobcrs of the board have been
given to undwrstaud that the subject
has been dropped
chairman. titles that he has no moo
Gy in his department with which to so
ahead this year, though if the city di-
rects him to continue the wrinkling.
he will do In. Minutes.
The assessments motto for opt-into
ling last summer amounted to st, 500.
and have not yet been collected, for
they do not full due until May Mr.
Dunlop had thought that possibly the
board of estimate would grant him the
privilege of using thin money for
sprinkling during the coming year, but
is member of the bosrd said today that
that is u mutter entirely out of tho
province of the board. The. latter, hp.
contends. can simply make npproprln
lions for the various departments or
tho city government, money coming
due being an entirely dillorent mat
ter
Councilman Dunlhp who vory much
surprised a few dsys ago when he
received a bill for ”.100 from the
Springfield Car Stirinltllng Company.
which mulntoinod a sprinkling our
here last year, Mr. Dnnlop says the
contract culled for monthly payments
to that company, The fillflnkilnfl‘flf
th. circuit by thin car and by curt
last year. cost about 32.200.
ELECTRIC BOAT
COMPANY HEARING
Several of Congressman til-
lcy's Witnesses Examined at
the Hearing Today
WASHlNGTON, March ill—Tho
special committee of the House which
is investigating the churgrs of Repro-
seniative Milt-y. oi‘
against the Electric Boat Company, cs-
who wore subpoenaed at the request
of Mr. lAllcy. who Also outlined that
character at questions ho wished to
have propounded. .
Farther Senator Butler. of South
Carolina. who called as the am wig-
ncss. He was questioned by Ilr.
Howard. Before his examination was
begun Mr. Butler said he desired to
moire a statement on behalf of llppa
liunton, whose name had been uteri
tinned in the. case. Mr. Butler said
Mr. Hunton was unable to come here
because of his use and inllrmitlos. He.
said that he had nerven in both the
house and ornate with Mr. llunton and
did not believe there was a more. hon.
oruble mun thun he in the linitod
States.
A letter addressed to Chairman
Boulell from Mr. Hunion's sou. Eppu
liunton. .lr., who read. stating that his
father's health was such that he could
out go to Washington. The letter
stated that his father's sols connection
with the Holland Boat Company who
that at one time. a number of yours
ago. he was employed as a member of
its counsel. it was stated that Mr.
Huutou during the previous investi-
gation hr the Holland Boat Company.
voluntarily appeared before the com'
mitten and united that that hintemcnt‘
uowbc accepted as his testimony.
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KILLED IV Hi. OWN IIVOLVIH.
Former Namath Otudont Accidentally
injured While Aligning from An-
iomobilo at Irlmilfl Manor.
Mortimer Kennedy Yiagg was shot
accidentally Friday as ho was stopping
from an automobile in front of his
place (lame Warden Farm, at Briar
tliff Manor, N. V. and di it Saturday.
A it-volver he had ill go boom
went on on do but it his his
r
and toolt all now
intestines. Ho rsmsinsd unconscious
until his death, which came lost its»
fore noon,
Mr Flags was a student at the Col-
onci Roberts' military school is lots
avenue. in it”. and had litany trials
In Norwoilt. who wsrs pain-d t0 learn
or his sudden and unions-sis dosth.
Mr. y'lsg‘g. bits many othov
or urisrcliil Manor. carried a main!
because uvoral We is that too:
lion have has- wind and within “to
last two works trsvsllors upon the
highways hsva boss stopped and rub-
tit. Flaggwastllososof'i‘ltolussl.
and Helen lions“ and was
muslin.“ stowed tho
and“ tho
Councilman Daniel Duulop, highway I
Ctmuccticut, '
0000000
lhm loo annodls its 8st-
tios Squall Which Prootdod
the Storm, Yesterday Alter—
ssos. ill Stratum-Jules
Washed Ashore
STRATFORD. March is.—~By the
avertutning of n mbost off lordship
Park during a sudden squall yesterday
afternoon. Potter and Wilford La
Crois. fathor and son. and Henry W.
Ellison. all or Bridgeport. were
drowned and their bodies were wash-
ed ashore later, when that)! were
found several hours sftorwsrti.,
Ellison and LaCrols both lsuvo
families, the former having a wife
and dve children, the youngest of
which is three wcelis old. Ellison
was a member of the local Aerie of
Eagles, and a doc book round on his
person led to his itieutilicutlou and
letter to that of the other bodies.
0 Just how tho, totality mifiirrctl will
probably note: be known. it is bcv
lieveti thut the men. caught in the
squall. were thrown into the sound by
the capnising of the; boat and were
beaten from their holds on the up
turned craft by the rough sets A
strange incident in connection with
the drowning was the fact that this
boat was found right this up on the
shore near where tho mutton cattle to
land where it in thought that tho
mm which mile.) high during the
storm that followed the drat squall.
turned the boat over and over on the
notch and finally left it testing on
its lteei shove high water.
Lo Crols and Ellison, accompanied
by the farmer's son. left their hornos
in tho East End youtenlay timing
on u iishlng trip. When new icon that!
were all lordship Patti. early in the
afternoon. rowing toward the open
sound. tho boy bailing out the bout.
At that time they did not appear to
be in distress soon afterward a
bony squall. preceding a thunder
Morin. swept over the sound-
Mrs. Alosandor Baird. who had noon
tho bout shortly More the storm.
was worried about lilo hare-tr or the
men and on her urging, her husband
and other» went to tho uhore. A
short. search revealed two or the bod
it“! close. logothcr. The older [4
Croix'wns not found until half so
hour later. his body having conn-
ashore a considerable distance away
front the place where 'tlw others
were boa
Ellison was about forty years old.
livod at 300 Hewitt street and was
cruploymi at the Eu ion Metallic Car-
tridge Co. Prater Lu Groin, the father
was titty years old and lived st not
Scariew avcnue. The son. Wilford
Ls Crois. was sixteen years old,
*Aurouosths muso m Moo.
Henry Wohrls lrsught Robert 5. Isr-
siay's Hashim from Hart-
lord “inlay.
”wiry Wchrie completed to burrow»
ing automobile experience yesterdny
afternoon. which its will not soon tor
net. Mr. Wehrle arrlwd at 3 o’clock.
after more than a twcnty-it‘ittr ham
continuous and ncrvmacltlug trip in
is Polite-Hartford automobile owned by
ltolnrt 8. liarcisy. ot liownytun.
.iii'. stric loft l‘iitl'liisl’il tinturdny.
the. machine having been at the Pops
factory thorn for an overhauling pro.
power! to the mining season
tween Hartford and New Haw“ the
travail“ was not of the bent. imf
ideal as compared with the trip from
New Harsh to Norwailt.
Mr. Wollrle left New. llavcu Einiurv
day night It i p. in" and itocoiiw mlr
ed reputedly, but manayd mwh timc.
with the aid of big stones, planks, «to.
to got out of tits much. This feat
was accrsnplisbed by but one othor
car. Mr. Wont-lo was fortunate. in that
tho body of the car was off. thus re-
lieving the machine of a grout deal
or weight. its drove from so how
vised scat. The ear made s unions
appssrsnco yesterday with its dottp
coutiu of mad.
0o way Mn frost New liavsu.
Hr. Wohm passed tom cars mired.
Tho worst Obits ills lino, he
was oodntost. where its left
Mild two big liuiolsiao bodied cars.
wprs so «bedded in
the mod that timir as so were out oi
sight. . .
OILIIMTID rill lllfliohv.
Mrs. Harries loll ass-nos alphty-
m Alum-m.
A m piss-st sunning its. held
last WWW anoma- at tho ml.
min. limbs”
Irina Airs.
. m sass
Hfmhstara rs’l'oilss.
WM! ”M m
spastov.
W. ”hoodlum
View
”will ”'3'“de
A very tourwtisgsshw is the utter.
club pool toti J ‘ wool thci
«smut the (m , ooltsslauts
being George L. Mom. of Nor-
walh, and Ernest C Hairllnnd of
South Norwslit. Mr. Woodward won
by the very close oi wt! to at.
The result was an a wn quantity
up to the very last
'l'bs wittutanlu .. each other
several times and on ii iii the game
it iooltod as if Mr aviittnd had a
winning load
The full scorn of thd gums.
Woodward
Put. by Tits. by
Futons. Frames
Hasiisnd.
why Ttls. by
mines Frames
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1-1 12-4 1 Jar—2 ‘ 13-4
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7 iii ‘ ll ' iii
ii-2 2i-2 9*! 63”!
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it) 03 . 5 5]
5 iii 5 till
ll till 2 63
l 51 8 its
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i. D! 7 97
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Referee—(l. it. Van Alstyne
‘iioororwWaytc Raymond
Tally—L. W. imrd.
The standing of tho teams.
W. I. RC.
Norwallt Club ..... . ..i ,l .800
South Norwailt Club ..,l 4 .200
No pool game will be played this
evening. The conwst between H. W.
blather and it. 6. Ravi ml. scheduled
for tonight at the tilt Norwalk
Club. has been changed to Friday
evening. 5 .
William 1., Diamond! the Norwslh
Club..snd it. ii. Kurtis of the South
Norwsllr Club; ”will It . at the Nor.
walk moms tomorrow night. for the
second time.
OLD WELL TA;O A GAME.
0. W. Slovene Won'frpl A. I. Hull
Saturday Night Dy One Point.
ti. W. atoms wrung close some
for the Old Wall train in the tourna-
than: with the Mayflower» datum!
sight. is: Will scion A. it Hull.
oi the- Moydoirnrs. “you film with too
to W: After Itr literals had secured
it big lead.
and made it ”IIOI’W'MK for lilo ohm:
mm at tho dulsh.
"i it full more of tho- fixture.
Stuarts. Hull.
L . l3
s “Jo-w!
1'1 rzl—mi
lit} .3‘.‘
lid-w! $ll-i
«it: Jib
{Aw-l «if»
till _ 5i
t39~ l 59
till 03:1
or. 72
lift till
iii. «1 i. ’l—l
[till 199“]
little-rootw Hurt; ‘iV'nh-rbilry.
itcorrr-v—tf. A. lirawn '
iuily ~~ Richard Voiunl.
Ai'iimr W. titty anti tv‘rnnii J. rim
nlgun will play tonight
Thom arc but fir» morn games i"
be played and it hardly tic-wins rm-
sihl' that ill! FM! Niirwnik iii'mtwft
will be ovorhauled.
Fill
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POLICEMAN WIND.
“.44“.
Frederick Wolssit Dcfsats Thomas
lurks, of Hope Hose Co.
The sitcond gstuc or the sccosd
round in the pool tournament betwesu
the Xorwniii fire Police and tho Hops
Hose Company was played at tho
”our "one quarters. Birthday cvcuv
lug. ’i‘lir garlic was citrus and "cits
log. and was well site-titled. Thotuss
limits of tits Hope iioso Company.
was dsfoatod by Frodorick Wetsuit.
lv‘irw Polih. by a scorn of In to I.
The some by transit wss:
lurks. Wetsuit.
ll 3—!
20—! I
21~2 H
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3! 4.
31-4 40 .
45 $3
67 . M
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day afternoon. a m of I to
The insists of the paste was the
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survivors-7i ssnvts my
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it
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lit Hull hogan gaining din
insults.
m.
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Bridges itsshod May or Dy-
namitod, Railroads and
Streets ilndor Water. and
lingo landslides Bloch Irat-
tic in lolly Pisces
PORTLAND. Ore., March l6.-Not
in runny a year have so many points
in the Pacific Northwest all at the
some time laced such serious damiwl
from hood as today. As a result of
hoary rains ovcry riv'ulct is a roaring
torrent and every river a lfllie. Bridges
have been washed out or dynamitcd.
railroad iraclts are under water. and
when traihc is not delayed by thosc
disasters huge landslides block the
way.
The most scridus reports come from
Walla Walla. Mill Creek, which flows
through that qty. nearly every winter
goon on a rampage. but at present it
is out doing previous records ond has
osuml wholesale destruction
Nest in point of wrloutimuui is that
situation at Pcudicton. Although the
low-es built after lost your]; hoods arc
still holding their‘ in four that they
are becoming undcrtuined. in this
cane the town will softer serious dam-
age.
in tho lfilliiiimi. ldsho, country.
rniimad trucks are deep under water
nod bridges washed out. Many fitm‘
iljes have boon driven from the low
lauds.
Tho Touchct and Pam rivers horn
washed out the city ditto at Dayton.
Washington.
in Western Wsshingion the rivers
around Seattle and Tacoma are still
rising, but little damage lulu resulted
so tar.
The Willsmetto River and its tri-
butaries are running Ilito n will race
“do
abovc Salton, but no damage has ro '
sultcd.
The railroads as usual are among
tlw principal sufferers. The worst of
risotto is tho Oregon Railroad and
Nsrlgotion-l.'nion Pacino. systetnm
which has not. born able to send :1
train thrmtsh for the past 36 hours.
This mm is biticitcd principally, by
hour) isndhlides host and west of Peli-
ton.
Train Mtvico in the neighborhood of
Walla Walls and lrotn Lewision north
is at u standstill. ‘
The Northern Pacific. uniform to
ma cutout from slides in tile wrai-
orn part of Washington.
The prospects today are that condi-
tions throughout the three states will
be worse instead of heithr. According
to the. last forecast a new ntnrm which
marit- its appearance, nil Vuncotwer
islands Sunday morning in now mov-
ing across the Pat-lilo. Northwest and
will cause gencrul ruins throughout
the district.
FlliE satires ,
AilE NEEDED
Comnliisotnaii lisrry lillior
floss Not Think AII Schools
in the Town Art Solo
0
ilmry filder is one member of tho
lioard oi school Visitors who is not
thoroughly convinced that the schools
of the town are perfectly oars. despite
the assertions to that elect. which
have been made by militiamen and
others also. tho lamentable holocaust
in Collinwood. a suburb of Cleveland.
Ohio, in which nearly zoo children
lost their lives. .
llr, ltldor will thorotore bring'tho
an ., mwmvwww._. ... .. »
ACT” IiiIfliiWilii
,AGQiliITEil OF NAME
Justice comm Dismisses
Complaints mils bydtvml
Young Girls Altar lino Still
they liters liniruo
NEW YORK. March ld.—Raymuutl
Hitchcock today was acquitted by di'
notion of Justice Blanchard in tho
Supreme Court. of charges brought
by several young girls after one of
the girls had testified that the allow
lions she hnd‘mstie against the actor
were untrue.
LEAGUE. OFFiCIRO lNOTALLlD.
'l‘lic oii'irrra of the industrial Magoo
of the South Nor-walk Mothodist
Church. wort! inutslled lust evening.
This ceremony was postponed from it
week ago, on account of the atom at
that time. in connection with last
night‘u ceremony. Dr. Soul 0. Curtlcc
also prouchod a sermon of much inter-
eiit to the inch of the church. The
topic insomnia Men."
scbali goods are now ready at
Cal man's.
FOUND.
.Mvwmw.
FOUND-wt
the owner can how by calling til it
Rowan 8L, evening». and paying
charges ' um; All
.o .....-c4._¢... ....
WANTED
Advsrtlsstnsnts oi as words under
this hood. the; 8, times. 609. Addi
lions! words. 1 cont tacit psr insertion
WANTED-61}! i. FOB GENERAL
housework in family or two. Apply
awnings. 5 West St. South Norwnik.
militit
WANTED—(300i) suwn its 10
new with dressintaiter Address Misti
Stirs Kinscelih. ill. Harriet St. lirldge
port. tutti it
WANTED—tiiktt‘ll FOR GENERAL
housework. References required. in-
quiro tit sentinel oftlcc. mill at
WANTED —— stunt t: womb:
wants 4 or 5- room collage by the thin
or April ist in South Norwallt Rent
Sill. Walking distance to trolley. lief.
Britflcl'ii.
mill 3t
WANTED-‘l‘lilclcs. SlleBBBRY'
and grape vinmt pruned. Trees spray-
ed and tmtod for wounds. luuxus
diseases. and insect pests. Good work
guarantrod. Joseph Cornell. 'l‘rsc War-
len. Telephone.
WANTED~MlliDLEleED MAR»
i'ird man without children. to work on
.mmii fruit and poultry farm in Cou-
ueotlcui. and how charge during own-
.-r‘a absence. Want wife to help with
general housework. integrity and re-
liability more deslrnble than export-
nsss. House hassll modern city con-
veniences. A comfortable home With
good wages to right couple. (1. D.
White. 220 East l9th 8t. h‘lstbusb.
limoltIyn. N. Y. mill tit
WANTED~AGENT l-‘Oii "l'ltAC'i‘l
can" Incandescent Kerosene Oil Lamp.
Burns a mantle and gives s too can-
dievpowor light. Will born 20 hours
at a cost of less than 3 cents Ad-
dress W.’ 8.01am. Milford. Conn.
* _ n
16 LET.
To LIT—Six ROOM liASEME‘NT
and parlor floor: also door of tour
rooms to rent cheap to the right party.
Can be seen between it and 12:30 a.
must ill High BL. Norwolit. mid at
10 LIT—GOOD liAitN. CENTRAL-
ly loaned; suitable for auto. inquire
It South Alain 8t mill 3!
1'0 LIT—HOUSE, 6 BOOKS-- AND
hath: dull-able Iocst Ion; handy to
trolley. inquire of J. M. Layton t
Co. Inc.. 5 Railroad Ave" Booth Nor-
walk. mid it
To Ll‘r—l’llllhilfil-IID KOO”.
with privilege of bath: gentleman
only. inquire ll High St. loath Nor-
wslk. told at
1'0 LIT-J'Ukm 300“.
With both and all hummus.»
No. 18 South Mail It. I“ it
to LIT—Hot!!! ”WIN liOOIll.
sot tubs and all molars conveniences.
usual and toast lossuos. Pan
ticsisrs of . Adults. mldonco. ii
lairdsld Avs. still at
u TO LIT-4%?“ Ivmfi'm Hill.
tattoo rooms. we 't Julius
and MW
isg. landirs m 19:; vs.
0
To Lfl'a-HW Niall ii 8 1‘0
lot at 3.: first 8%. Elsi him . la-
”than! I. dossier“! ‘ Odom“ if
Quinton“... may...
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BRACELET, W" ICH .
Address “Z" care Sentinel. ‘
first.
Fslr and colder tonight. ,, ,.
fair: light northerly to minty
Britt Britain and Germany 9
solicit Cruisers to tho Sam
at Revolutionary itcvuilo'
to Look Aiior Their interests
LONDON, March is.-'rho Mini!“
city today sent orders by cubic to tho
Bfltihh cruiser; lndclaiigsblo and
Grassy. which are both in “foothills!
waters, to proceed forthwith 'to Haiti
tor the protection oi British interns
3mm, tint-ch id.-Tho Garnish
Admiralty. upon mount all!» N!
sign Oillce. has ordered tho cruisoq
Brenton. now at Curacos,‘ to go in)
Port-auvl’rinoe. Haiti. where alts is to
ho st the disposition of tho
minister tor the protection of (locusts.
subjects or other foreigners. ‘
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FOR CALI—JERSEY COW MD
coll William Hornu. Strawberry Hill
borwallt. In“
FOR SALE-4H)”: WHITE CHM”
tcr boar. year old: large sow. and ‘8
half‘gmwn pigs. to he sold cheap. Ti‘
. Mcllttlre. 28 liowurd Ave... East NM
walk. ml! 3!.
EOR SALE-«A FINE LITTEM'
place at Wilton ten minutes' walk to
utation; house 6 rooms, 1-! our. to!
slim; strip cash. see Mr. uwrlios.
2 South Malu lit. at once. ; hi“-
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row BALE-EGGS ii‘Olt iiA'l‘llll
ing. liurred Plymouth ltoclts. now
called in beauty. ilgor and laying Ink
lilos. (itiamtiiood fertile cogs...
prize matings. ii per setting ,
Eggs for incubators it cools anions.
Anderson. Clowns itry *
Cmalmry (west old:4 Mr!!!
FOR IALI-e—TWO
one double, Ind at“? it
in excellent iloft.
Went Ave. Norwallt.
ron ”slits—sous rails '
White and Bull Wysuddtttlss and
mouth Rock 4.- ,7iic for ill.
Rice. 80: 322. 'th Not-train.
row GALE—ONE ontiAN, I am
or sewing mschinss, writing dosh. dip.
lug-room table. sidehosrd. lamps. urn
H. W. Gorbaln, 38 Gran?! BOOM!!!
East Norwslli,
ron GALE~ONE oornn still...
3 counter show cones and set of his
banks scales, capacity 150 lbs. It”.
Mead lit (30., that Ave. . in!"
row oats—out: notion, outrun“
rooms. all improvemenil. and one not".
garden land. Ton miouits from‘ossi
tor. inquire 6. ii. Friedrich. RIM
Ave. at I"
'th'ill‘h‘l'l‘l’" mm"
nuts to n :1
china closets, oomblnsliouiioo
dressers. beds. swarm atom
i‘d.%°"2‘.it..m “will. mm
axiom. ' Will be sold at half ‘ “
at too Washington It. Open his
a. tn. till 0 ii. in.
DUNN!“ "MIC”.
Hm JINNY Im‘fli. onus)! .
or. of No. 8 Winfield It» East No '
announces to tho lldin of Tits M
walks and vicinity that she «so
specialty or ladies' coats and with.
A prompt response given to orders
phone or mail. Phone call in ring
Orders to go out by the day prsit
lP YOU WANT YOUR "OI!"
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