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Properly Taken liver today
A meeting of the Norwuik Country
Chili. held last, evening. at the South
Norwaik Club. was largely attended
and full oi enthusiasm. The session
opened with Town Clerk iterbtirt it.
Smith acting as chairman. The by-
Jaws were read by Judge Joseph it.
Taylor. and were unanimously adopt-
Tli film the membership oi the club
“limited to 225. and the present
Inmbcuhtp oi the club, it was stated.
“or". , The admission fee is $25. and
“Til“ annual dues are. $25 tor resident
”mom. . For nonresident members
the admission ice will be its, and the
Iiiilual does bib. Any person over
olghtosn years of age residing within
til-5 town is eligible for membership.
Atiiamily membership consists oi the
head. of the household. all female
bourbon and all male members under
' twenty-one years or age. Unmarried
‘ Monitors may extend the privileges o .
‘ ills club to two lady resident guests at
fly time, providing such guests be
accompanied by the member. All club
members have the privilege oi oxv
tending courtcsies to non-resident
fill .
“a The iollowiug ofltcers were elected
to serve the club during the next
year:
President—Edwin 0. Keoier.
Vlce-presideni—Richard ii. Golden.
Secretary—Charles id. Hoyt,
Treasurer—John W. Olmsted.
Governing Board—Herbert R. Smith.
Clarice Klein. Carl A. Harstrom. Joa-
eph it. Taylor. Edward F. Knapp. Mar-
shall H, Toilet. James Golden, Wil-
liain F. Acton, David H. Miller, .lr.
Auditors—George 1.. Woodward and
William C. Poole.
The club takes osmsion, oi the
Dorian Point p ty today, when
the deeds will M , sod. improve
ments and rsaairo i be commenced
at once. it is proposed to alter a
number of the rooms in the main
building. lay out tennis courts, cro~
duet grounds, etc, and beautiiy the
place as much as possible. making i
vs than over.
its i bronchi-[mil occur on
when there wt l be music. dancing and
other {sutures to add to tb’e interest
«lathe occasion. big day oi the
season will be on uiy 4th, when a
concert will be provided by Wheeler
& Wilson's or the Bocomi Regiment
Band. the selection to be arranged
later. There will be a big display oi
fireworks in the evening, with dancing
not! other ieatures tor the younger
members and their friends. it is pro
timed to have a series of donors dur-
ing the summer. with umsic by a good
. orchestra.
The governing committee will holil
a meeting next Monday night at tile
Norwalk Club rooms. when rules will
be adopted and other important mat.
tors carried into eiiect.
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WILTON FAilliiAiiO '
OUTS. ills TiillOAT
lsvt Oates, Crazed by the Use
at lnloxicsnls. Founp, Dead
Early l'odsy
Wit/TON. March lil:--t'riw.t-ii by the
use of intoxicnuts. Levi thrive. a form-
bond. 50 yours old. committed suicide
late inst night by cutting his throat
with a penitniie.
Gates tonneriy was elliploywl in-
iilmer Jackson and lust night. returned
alter having been sway lor two weeks'.
lie was given inert and shelter. and
when Mr. Jackson went to his room
early today he learnt tho‘rusn dead
with a deep goals in histiirost, the
bloody kniis‘ ”it found on the iloor
nearby. ‘
Oates had no relatives as tar as
known.
NORWALK sswosrtt tssous
umow.
ltsv. Gsoros mat-it's ruin a. 0.. to
Malta An Muss on "Milo"
The quarterly will; ofthc Nor-
walk Morin Losses lions will be
held tomorrow evening at. 7:48 9‘
«bark at tits Norwalk Win loiaeo-
itm it‘ll.“ “he, with a'
tin raps . ~
vitionai sn’d bitslssss Isl-ion val its
in chem oi tho i. lav. mm
W... as... °.' ”to to...”
s is ,
ins and» tits direction at liarb
walk Clio . ‘ ‘
A s l tasters oi
will its the lam M
Cloths Pooh, D. D»
iii'svr's about:
6mm at unwind
3
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y
will is a m"
.‘ .‘i
t roller skating
saunas antics iilit
ammo . assessor
loathe to ills is Marshall
Prisssiulyfltii—llanpsaiss
dais Lita twprisssstsst
Em
HARTOBD, March inn-in the Bit-
perior Criminal than this morning
sentences were pronounced by .lnddtl
Mr on Mrsnao Bouino and Louis
rughsttl, who were toned guilty of
the murder oi Iii Osvaoaugh. whom
they stabbed to death is a Syrian sa-
loon in January. itcsslno was new
tensed to be hanged at Wethersiicld .ltt-
guilty oi manslaughter, was sentenced
to state prison for iron ten to iiitecn
years. Roaslno turned livid when the
sentence was pronounced and arose
to make sonic remarks, which were
not audible. in the case oi Vughetii
the judge said he saw no reason to
show clemency and he gave him the
inli‘esient oi the law. _ .
outcast REVEALED A
llllillEll OOIIITTEO
Charles (took and» tits iiirl fills
tinder Arrest in Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania
9
PiTTBBUim. Pu. March law-The
body oi Charles Bennett, buried last
September at Caryick. a suburb, as a
suicide, was disluterrod yesterday, and
and autopsy held which shows that
Bennett was murdered.
The disinterrment and investigation
were made by oiliciais oi Wheeling.
W. Va._ at which place Charles Cook.
his girl wile, and Joseph While are
under arrest, charged with the murder,
Cook and his wile are sold to have
confessed the crime. lmpllcstlng
White. The alleged murder was will-
miitcd on the West Virginia State filr
grounds, wheeling island. the night at
September 2i, and mbbory was the ob-
ioct.
Bennett, who was only is years old.
was selling noveltes at the lair, trying
to earn money to latte him throush
college. and be displayed "it in a pub-
lic place. Mrs. Cook, then Lila Zane.
a pretty. childish girl. according to
the conieaelon. enticed Bennett to a
secluded spot, where he was abilitllliild
and beaten on the head until either
unconscious or dead. and his body
thrown into the river. Four days lab
or the body was found in Belmont
County, Ohio, and alter a superficial
examination. the coroner rendered a
verdict oi suicide and sent the body
to relatives ht-re tor interment.
Cook, who had been playing the pi-
sea. in saloons, and a girl, who gave
sigh tions, according
to the confession, used the money to
deirsy their, wedding and honeymoon
expenses. .
(look. it is said, gave the llrst clue
to the crime during an attack at des-
pondency while drinking. The center
slon ioiioworl alter a sweating pro
cess. ‘
The examination yesterday rt-i'mil-
ed serious wounds on the skull unsci-
Vly 21th, and lugbctti. who was iound ‘
w ”'0‘an
up...» m‘
illiiiiliiii
Slsdosiit. Isrriti 0WD". at
W. Got 829.000 Worth
Without interest allork oi
illusion list the (latch Basins
.00
A meeting at the Norwnlk City coun-
cil was held last evening in the chute
hero in Wall street, Norwalk. There
was nothing oi great importance, and
the meeting was short. Those present
were Mayor Charles Bcodcld. Connetb
men Win. Buttery. illilworth and
! stony. .
Bills amounting to $914.37 were or-
dered paid during the session. cosh-
cllman Buttery, oi the sewer commit-
tee, brought up the matter oi cleaning
the sewers, which is to be done twice
a your. lit.- crmtpinioed that the street
doparttuent was doing the work each
year, the bill sent to nls armament.
and that in many cases the sewers
were blocked up and the purple were
blaming him, for it. Cmmcilntan Bul-
tery further stated that the catch bav
sin on Mill Hill its!” been cleaned
in tour years, and that it would cost
also stated that. the batch: trout "l
the Norwalk Baptist church was in the
same condition. Mr. [Buttery thought
that as his department had to will"
the hills it. would be cheaper and our
tor for him to see to the work. The
councilman expressed an opinion that
it. was the work 0i the sewer unintuit-
tee, but all Councilman listhols, oi the
slmet department. was not prmnt
the mailer wll carried over until the
next meeting.
A motion was made and carried that
the finance committee be authorised
to borrow 81,500 on the credit oi the
city to‘pay current bills.
An olier was made by the illodgett.
Merritt Cmnpsny. oi Will", to per
chase 820.000 north or more oi the i
not rent. sewer bonds at our list, or
without the interest. Alter much dis-
cussion a motion was made and car-
ried that the otter be accepted.
Councilman tilteliy reported that
the small incandt-accnt'light on Mar-
lllm “Vi'l'iilt'. hetwrm the two large an:
lights had been removed and placed in
Hoyt street.
The renewal oi the timely bonds oi
ilenry P. Price (or tam as treasurer
oi the water ind, and $7.00. as city
manure? was approved. ‘
A letter was brought before the morn
ing rcqttcsiin pcrminnimt to build a
small autom in house is the yard oi
William Worden, of 63 Franklin are
our. The permission was granted.
There being no other business the
meeting illv'n adjourned.
HIGH sc HOOL STANDARD.
ing the brain. No trace oi bullet
wounds was found, and dccompmsiiitm
was toovi’ar advanced to (iodide denn~
iteiy whether drowlttg or
won,- the Mintedlnto cause oi death.
"-—
TWO GAME COOKS
‘ MADE TROUBLE
Deputy Shsrili Scullsy Stopped
Their Exhibiting st Amateur
Show in Music liail
'i‘wo imxiug gnmccoclts runsmt a
motion that night. at Mimic liali dur-
ing the amateur program, which olh~
proviso was a big success.
The trouble was also cauml by the
pointy appliances which the cooks
Will‘t' getting loose. They were
t'qllitipvd wit pads over their spurs
and rubber hands over their bills and
\vllt‘u "no oi those rubber bands came
oil the iroed bird ilew at its antagov
blot with renewed rage and grabbed
it savagely by the neck. .
At this Juncturo, lisputy slim-iii
John W. ocuiley. who was in the nod-
icneo, aroao and called to the "inflow
tucnt:
"Take them oil."
This sorely displeased a large por-
tion at the audience. which vented its
drummers on the popular deputy
s or .
regretted the aflair. 'llo said that tho
owner oi the gamer-ticks, s Raymond
street young man
i’ltch. had requested hint tor several
weeks to give an Inhibition lth what
he terms his "boslnlroos ." W
lie busily decided to out that on last
night. Manager Klein said that it
could be easily seen that tits assas-
titinol denonnteat was entirely ucidss-
a .
IANNII WONG". INTIITMNO.
limiter ”DIM of M
the biotin f
0
Will Ailect Outvoia‘l'ovm Pupils in Mak-
ing Entrance.
In connection with the intent oi
sobrmi visitors' intention to mine the
istnmlard oi the high school in every
particular. in order that it may meet
the requirements oi the titan- lloard
oi illducaiion. it is learned that the’
lii'ilmti visitors expect to matu- the
,rmtuirotuonts for entrance on out-ol-
sm'wn pupils ill. some TH for local MP
til ti.
Under the prevent conditions. ptr
piis ii’uill‘tillli'r towns gain entrance
no the certificate oi their principals.
As a result Mime oi these children
,got in who have cmnpleied what is
known as seventh grade work in the
Morris": grammar _,schools. ilciorc
ircsideni pupils may enter the high
schools. they are required to cotnpiete
the eighth grade.
In communes oi the unfair vomit
lion pupils from the out-id:- towns
:msy get into the Norwaik high school
|wlth a year‘s less schooling than local
children.
007 UP HIGH JINKI.
Homewnubydvsssr lasso so;
some Frisky in lost Namath.
A horse and by Grocer David A.
Resort. who lives in ”mood street.
Manager ssmuel Klein very stash and has a store on Woodward avenue.
became so frisky in last Serials
‘yniOrdsy Aim-don that it smashed
:r a delivery wagon to which it was
incited. ' ‘
i Tits trouble all started in Port
arrest. whore Iir. Rosco, with was
driving, himsoli. had Mi the animal.
latter became William! at sinnev
. supposedly a mitt. and dashed
under the railroad bridge and «mid
into Van Sandi. street. Not stationed
with the highway, the runaway look
coarse into in I. “seller's yard,
was undoing. More the war-
twowhssls wars rinsedol
in con-
32
also
scorn spawns. court
on...» t. W...W._Wh.....m..
iifliiiliiiiis “ _
‘ "Willis
nearly 8300 to do tho work now. He '
George R. Van .
. ‘ A. Van lam
‘Oeorgs it. yoga My, plan-d a
strong gates law's Jud deisatsd
Frank A. Van‘w "it” pool inur-
nainsnt bstwoso . , Norwalk and
South liorwalk by the score oi
it). to I . ‘ . ‘
retreating his v at last week at
the Norwslk Club. night’s game
was played at the Mill Norwalk
Club. The members It! the letter or.
missiles were ‘_ _ t that Van
Alatyne would gt on account at
himseii. and were . so much suro
prised as the delegation trout the HOP
walk Club. His m was an uphill
fight. Van Boron looting until the
tweiith iratne.
summon to
the members it! *hibrwaik CTub.
who has been count! on than Harsh
The toll score of the gains:
Van luv-soar . ' , Van Aistyns.
Tits. by Pts. by Ttis‘. by Pia. by
Fraulein. "antes. Frames. Frames.
ll 6 . j it
it It . it 5—2
24 iii . l’ b
3r. “—1 » it a
as out ,3: iii
M M ’ ‘38 il—i
on sat ii tl-—i
. do to : as r.
on . s at 7—2
72 d~i at . s
it. film-i , to one
19 l fill it
lid 7 Bit 8
Eli it-—i toil id
Tins game was rsiemd by iiwrge
l. Woodward. with Edward i-‘. itmllh
board.
Seven games have now been played,
with five victories tor the Norwalk
Club and two for South Norwaik.
Tonight Dr. W. ‘1. Wood and C. A.
Volk will play at the Norwaik Club.
m
000'. HAD A LONIIOMI THAI.
q—w—u-
Only Ono Rooter Winn it! Played Pool
in tut Nonvstk Last Night.
it was a lonesome lob that. Fred A.
simheld. in. had last night when he
went to East Nos-walk to play it. L.
rzdntomis in the Honour-Old Well
pool tournament. Titers was but one
tlld Well member on deck to cheer
him. and yhat member hop , to be
a resident oi Bast Namath. Seolletd
won in South Norwlik it! the '60"
oi too to at. but last night he lost.
till) in ii. The more; ,
Seolisid. . “moods.
ii-wl l
2-t u. . 26»
S-«l ‘ ‘ m . 33-»i
ill :ili
20~i ll
30"".' oil—l
32...] til
it! till
47 iii
{:5 lift
iiilwl 92
7l——i kin-l
7i-—-I " lilo
Tonight liarr,» \i‘olcrbury and
Frank iamnrl will hit the contest.
nuts. The Moytlowcrs have a loud oi
289 points.
LEAD ev .s' rovers.
Norwsiit Fire Police Just About at
Hope Hose Co.
The third snow of :lu- m'i'ollii round
in tiw pom tournnmbnt ilt'iwm'li tin-
.Vorwnllt Fire Police ililii lloiw ilmw
(.‘otnpnny was played at tire liopo
lloaa- quarters in Wairr stret'i. lust
owning. llylngton. oi the i-‘lro l’tr
iimv, was badly tirientt-d by linimcy.
of the Hope Hose. it: u litiifi‘ oi iii
to Hill. This brings lili' lutati niunber
rot mints oi the Hope Hose players
to l.2ll:l, and the Fire Police to 1.308.
or it. points in the lead oi the flows.
. The score by iramcs or last night's
lyington. Hsymss.
5...; d
it ill
2i til—2
27 :3
lift it)
32 52—4
33 iii
to ”—4
ii M
iii bi»
ii 100
m
T"! 'lIIHIN'I GARNWAL.
oasniu sum to.» ram by the
Department "Host Weak. ,
A specialmsotingoithsoflcsrsoi
the lootli Norwsik litre Department
was held last sisht at the quarters oi
at Old Well Hook and udder Company
in itsviisnll my to talk over the
matter or a carnival this niacin.
w. I. Iiillsv limest- oi the fiscal-
sior Carnival éomssny. oi New York.
was present Ilil captained his provost
iliitl. its claims his will to be lor-
scr and better titan the carnival giro
on here last mm. ,
it the moon's more» is ac-
cepted. tbs only tithe the attraction
can be second will be during the
oithswhoisds-
Mckkiflsr-
otdl.0isrk,oilbsrirsnsss
iorsossssisltasstwssk.
We .
4m artisan-at. lie tsi. at rm
Yorksisrkst.
awaits .flifll
Mali y, “a
walk. was menus last
i
,
av. stands :9, in .
“Wmfim. .. ~.W
’ the whole place was obtuse.
as owner and (I. E. Curtis at the tally .
. hydrant in Wall street.
iliiliiili ,_
iiiiflii Sillii
till 110th
Building Occupied 'by A. B. Bro-
oory. in Bradbury, as a tire-
cary and itssiisocs a Total
Loss —- Owned by W. F.
Crosswoil
~.—- qua—m
During the bony thunder storm this
morning about i o‘clock. the grocery
store and home oi A. it. Gregory. to
Grumman avenue. Cranbury. which
are in the sonic building. was struck
by lightnln . lir. Gregory and iam-
iiy were vcrriy shaken when the
crash came. The great boil oi light-
ning tore through the store over the
telephone wire. setting lire to many
places and dually. his thought. struck
a barrel oi'keroseno oil.
When Mr. Gregory went down stairs
Neigh-
bors who had been out oi their bed
during the storm saw the tire and i
a low minutes people ware cmning
lrom every direction. and all worked
like beavers. Seeing the building was
doomed. men climbed to the mi oi
the born that in the roar oi the house
and the homes oi Mrs. Parties and
George Van liooscar, which are all
close to the building. were saved.
The willing workers succeeded in
getting a large utmntlty oi groceries
from the store and also some oi the
furniture oi the house. including a new
piano. Those things were stored in,
the burn. it was thought at one time
that the barn was doomed. to spite oi
clorta to save it. and everything was
taken out. including wagons and
horses. The barn morbid slightly
damaged. »
ii is «insider-ml iortunatc that none
oi.tht- occupants oi the house was
injured. ‘ ,
The building was owned by William
(Toggswcli. There was no insurance
on the house or its contents.
The lightning also visited several
other places In Cranbury during the
storm. it followed the telephone
wires Into the home oi William Cossa-
well and ripped oil several oi the
twat-div irdm the house. and did’ the
statue trick at the homes at 0. Wilson
and ii. llysbce. ,
Fm in, lottery This Noon.
A fire was discovered in the obitu-
noy between the wall at liarrie
Smith‘s bakbry and tho Model Iisrket
in Ilsin street about 12:40 this sitorv
noon. An alarm was sent in trout box
is on the corner oi idols and Wall
streets. ‘ in a tow seconds the Pioneer
chemical wagon was on the scene.
ioilowed closely by the Phoenix truck.
The Hope Hose jumper also arrived
shortly and the boss was laid from tho
The stiletto
poured train the doors and windows oi
the bakery and looked like a serious
fire, but it was caused by it detective
lino. undmosi. oi the tire was in the
chimney.
The paper was scorched from the
walls and ii siiiali hole was burned in
tho iioor. The tire was soon but with
tho use oi extinguishers. The dam.
art- was nuiail.
.‘ Storm in south Norwsik.
The electrical alarms which raised
such it rumpus itit‘runbttry, did not
vabll South Norwulk entirely by. its
nearly. i‘l'i'l’yitmi)‘ in the city is randy
lotostil'y today. No serious damage
resulted. however. The lightning's
Itiost serious clones was its attack on
a tree near the home oi G. W. Glad.
stone andislnii‘yiti Spring street. The
iron was badly splintered by the inst
traveling elsetrlddidiuid.
streamer «toes IAItES
item to IlitlSlEilS
lisoiss Solos oi the Statements
lads, by the Clergy is their
Article to The Sentinel
South Norwslk, Conn.
‘ "mu 1’, IMs
Editor Evening Sentinel.
Dear Sir: Reluctant as nearly ov-
ery lswysristogst intosnswspspsr
controversy. 1 would nevertheless. in
view oi wrists ntlsotsttnsats in tho
moan. ted in your last night’s
edition and thank you to print
tit. ioliowlng:
in substance it was said that l was
stirred tip in the ornate! Havana;
that i tonsil lodiosr. known
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and with the help oi the min the barn .
riverboat/stamens.
caters turret
School Scholars divas;
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i
steal and Literary Program
tionai Church and Sunday school were,
given a supper at the church that eve-4
hing. in spite oi the stormy weatheri
there were a large number present.
The supper was prepared in line style.‘
and the tables presented a pretty
sight with their spotless papery. The
wmrnittee lnchargo oi the adair was
Miss Helen Curtis. chairman, lira.
Elbert 8, Adams, Aim, W. H. Bald-
win. Mr. and lira. F. 1. Curtis.
. Alter the supper was over a pro-
gram arranged for the evening was
rendered. The that number was a
piano duct which was beautifully giv-
on by bliss Jeanette Little and Miss
Helen Thompson. A very interesting
reading by George Thompson was tol-
lnwod by another duet by bliss Ohio
and bites Thompson. lira. w. it. Bald-
win nest gnve a reading.
The remainder oi the evening was
given up to various pines.
LAWYER liiiflflEL
LEAVES PEIITEITIABY
Arraysd in a New Suit oi the
Latest Style Clothes lio-
Lsavss Blackwell‘s “laud J
NEW VORK. March iil.~Abrahant
ll. iiutnntcll. the lawyer who,» sen.
tent-ed id“ nerve a. year in the pcniteth
tiary for conspiracy in mnueetion with
the ilodgehiorm- divorce case. was re-
leased irorn prison today. ills term
was reduced to about ten months by
allowances secured ior good behavior.
ilummei had been jioiiflcd that be
mold leave the island on the work-
but he citrate to wait until a little lat.
or when the regular boat would make
a special trip across the river. for him.
ilressed in dark clothes of the latest
style. which he had ordered in anticl-
patinn oi his release. Htimmcl entered
the boat in company at his nephew.
Abraham ii. Katienburg. Arriving at
the pier on the New York shore they
made a quick dash to a waiting auto-
mobile and were whirled away bolero
any one could put a question to linin-
mel. it is said that arranmmcuts
have been made by llummel'a triends
{or him to sail tor hilltops within a
tow days. ills health has ebeen very
teotiary. and it is in the hope that it
may be restored that the o
no ii iii is to be undertaken.
V I i :-l"’”"" u' .i; “flips“... .
fOUID-r—BOHTON BULL Tub
rier.’ brindle and whilst. screw tail:
brass mounted collar. Came to fly
place Saturday night. Owner can have
assoc by proving property and paying
charges. inquire E. Barthol, Dorian.
Conn. min 3t
-
w
wan'rtrn.
s lrssi. Followed by s Ia- .
The young people of the Gonna” ~
house boat at 7 o'clock this inoritinguadde.) submarine boat! oi
poor since he has been in the peni- "‘7
’SliiMililiii '
i
Bill?) Bill!
~ liiiiiliii
Secretary oi the Navy latch
"and Admiral (loops Ay" "
with Documents and am
ior tits Sonata Gommlilss
WASHINGTON. March ppm ,
my oi the Navy hietcsli and has!“
miral Capos were among those who
appeared today before the storm
host investigation committee. to to!»
dry in relation to the charges made
by Monsootativs noisy. at Cossac-
ticnt, that wrongiui methods but been
used by the Electric Boat Company ii’
scours legislation in Congress. Tits
committee had planned in museums?!
with the request oi Representative
Hobson to call lir. Robson's my]
Edgar Clnrkson. as the itrst arm,
today. but the appearance oi tho secs
rotary oi the nhvy and Admiral '
in waprmac tin invitations irons
t'flililtlltlt'i‘ changed this plan.
hath tiwrt'tai’y notes" and Adorin-
ul (hippo broughtwith'thm Now
partmsnt documents and, records .
requested by the committee.
Secretary xetcaii was question“
concerning induction at his bits 7
report of 1907 concerning scenarios
boats, including the report. or ‘
board which conducted the trials
solituarincs, and whittli for: .
the adoption ,ot the Octopus typed“
said that in the same annual report:
recommendation was made ior ions
on
same type as those recommended
the result of the competitive tools
provided a more satisfactory type
not developed in the meantime. This
was the only report» he made on tbs
Initioct. .
“Please state your view as to
value at the naval service oi MW
ins lmata." suggested Mr. Olmstotlr
the secretary replied: , ’ . »
"i would preier that woman's,“
be made by the experts at the
meat. ' i made recommendations
the vessels and would not have do“,
so had i not nought they were
i
on marine '
in reply to” ”
door Marsh's sttit s. tit.
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Admiral nsws .
N i. (if
Advdrtissmntl oi aim
this head. ass; I times. Ills. '-
ttonai words. i cant usli part
roe sate—one noose. : .
rooms, all improvement, and on. not"
Aofitssmsnts at 25 words under
this head, 26s: 8 tlmss, tide. Addi-
tional words. i cant sash par insertion.
- WANTED-ALI. ROUND MAN 0N
gentleman's farm. understanding gen-
eral farming. horses. carriages, trilllt:
handy with tools; all year position.
State wages. l‘lox 15. Dorian, Conn.
~ in]? lit
WANTED—~ilildnlmit8. Wl'l'll Oil
without moths; newly decorated
rmma. Tot-m remaiusbio. inquire
Mrs. J. A. Richardson. it) West Ave.
mid :lt
WANTED—RESIDENCES. FARMS.
one and two-iantiiy houses. i have
buyers tor any good property it price
snd'locatton is right. Send loll par-
tioulars. Agent. P. o. itos 3”, South
Norwsik. . mid 8t
wanna—oral. its CHAMiil'llt-
maid and waitress in private iamily.
Apply at Sentinel Oihce. tni’l 8t
WANTlW-MIDDLE-AOED blAltv
rlcd man without children. to work on
small trait and poultry iarnt in Con-
necticut. and have charge daring own-
er’s absence. Want wiio to help with
general housework. integrity and I"
liability more desirable than export-
ssss. House has all modern city cos-
vsoiasoss A missions boots with
“a wages. to right couple. 0. it.
its. flit iiast lith It. I'lstbssb.
Brook! N. Y. oil! It
a
is ur.
'ro LIT-Obit sitcom; limit.
tour or on rooms and bsth._ All rootl-
ern improvements. inoiuditt stasis
heat and gas. item and loss Ion very
desirable in every way. Address ..
ears Scott . hill
not
re LIT—~D‘LAT or I“! mounts.
a garden. and also a lat-gs bars on
w loss. it needed. ‘ inquire “lilo”
so Lib-NV! tries woo
instant-tilt. “ileum,"
at at militarism” a on.“ w
w
assaunismtav st ‘
"n so It. doubling, s “‘5
garden laud. Ten minutss from ‘itsn-
ter. inquire G. E. Friedrich, Rollin“
Ave. ml!
row sate—nations: til now
and second-hand launches, nurses
and boat. material. to 1". Rob“.
lsnuch broker. as South M 3%
South Norwaik. In”
FOR SALE—1N NORWALK. PM
sis acres, good land. good house. but“.
irult. good place ior poultry; wins.
81850. A mood new house in No, .
9 rooms, 31500. Also good small lions
and lot. taco. Address not: sti. loath
Nomik.
I . m‘.
F0! SALE—AT A ilAitGAiNgz
ii. p. Pen-o engine and moist.
including unhow. MW“
f , ..
not,
quire L. van Gal, 4! Wa
Nomik.
row sass-cusar. one still
ray, one heavy top business w ‘.
new. I ply to lira. it. Everett. .
unlock. it. > It '
row ,ssLs—asaanurr men.
must be sold in ten days. sidebar“
china closets. combination book it
natures. Will be sold at ball
at 1“ Washington It. Opes i
s. to. till 9 p. in. .
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and
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