Umwmbnm
Ill illflll
”it ill chariot t. Fol-rm
,. Ill 309m Illlbsy, In West-
. pill Atlantis, Enimil, and
. Nssri'y' MINI
‘ m atory thieves word so (fl
Malt. this morning. and the hon
oi Charlosla. Forriss and George illi-
boy. who occupy the Abraham Fitch
double house In Woolport avenue.
Worn tho scone oi their operations.
' and good Island hauls Wore made in
‘ each tantalum. Mr. l‘orrlas reported
that a Milo! hills containing 885 had
been taken from his apartlnontn and
Hi‘. Bilbay utilised in in cauh. It Is
thought that.the money was all that
was like! ironl either place. .
. ,VHI'I. Fouls was visiting Mrs. RI»
In! at the time the robbory is sup‘.
gilded to have taken place. but they
‘ . It! not hear anyone In the place. and
. did not know anything had been stolen
” ‘I‘IIII some time later.
About ll o’clock they noticed two
than walking around the house. but
mil oi tho Iadicn supposed they had
“bean in the apartments of the other
tor; some businenn purposo. and paid
no attention to thc circumstance. not
cyan gutting a good description of the
follows.
Mr. Forrlas' mom-y was lying. on a
bureau in out- of thc bod chambers
. on the second floor. and It In supposed
the two men walkvd up the back stairs
to It'hiii room and thorn secured the
can .
MIMI BOY’S COOLNESS
PIIEVENTED A PANIC
7 Ithnn tilt Sui-plies Caught Fire
its Ilstnalneli “Quiet linill
‘7 Blur Burned llssll. ilut
CHICAGO. ”arch Ill).--itarc pros-
onco‘ oi Intuit ' M May. an altar
boy 0! than ‘ ‘ ‘ CatholiciChurch oi
Our Lady of Martina. and tho disci.
plluer taught by school are drills pro-
veniod rm Miami probable IOIII‘
filth“. will“! .. . renter
day. Just ‘ as ’ lad. who
is 1! years old. 33th with his taper
and started to light the candles before
the altar. The labor candles were
lighted and then the upper ones were
silt ablaze. and the lads wort: seamed
complete when one at the candlca
high up on the altar went out.
Young Barney climbed up the nar-
row stairway and that had succeeded
in lighting the trouble-lame candle
when lilo white nurpiice fluttcrod di-
rectly Into the llamas of a lower taper.
'I'lio lace Inlliit‘dinlcly took tire and
several titles at "l-‘Im-l l‘irc'" came
irom the congregation. Realizing thc
danger of Inciting a panic. llll wcll an
of mailing a mlusiop which might lop-
pic over many oilicr blazfinl; candloil.
the buy stood poricctiy still on tho.
stops. while the surpllco blazed itseli
out. Several mon ran forward and
oxllnguished the dying ilnmoo and
carried the lad down. Tho whole can
grcgaiion after the that cry oi "arc"
doomed hypnotized by thc lmy'a quiol
Intmoblllty, and a panic with n'ci‘m
amount with for the doom was uvurl
ell. , _
thn lullt’mltilll lltp \‘uall'y mom I'
won iound that "i'I'Ili‘y had cscnpml
lulrlia almolit nliracnlmwly.
-J. A. HIBLOP & CO.
'i'hla atom's greatest nah- ni’ Mliallll
I Inllcrwonr brains on Saturday. March
2i. and It will he illc iincal sillilWIIIK
oi Lingeric ever made In this acc-
Iloll. In addition. l0 5. 8: ii. filampn
irnc on purchaser oi 50c or ovcr. Thin
tiller holds good until March 274.
M
PUBLIC SPRINKLING MATTER.
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Chairman Dunlap Willing to Do What
tho Tumors Wish.
Highway Chairman Dania Dunlop
(‘llliiwt yet an any light in the public
“treat sprinkling situation. No w
propriation was atslin by the board
at estimato and taxation tor this pur-
poso whoa It madc up its .budgst and
Mr. IJunlop says Ito does not inland
to do any sprintillu halos! there Is an.
appropriation. .
Mr, Ilnniop says inrthor on the lath-
tool that ol courso It cannot be told
what will dovslop and It some method
in devised. It. will It! manly willing
to have tho work limo. ii the maple
oi the city want him to.
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MI. DONANUI GIT. LIAOI.
Wilt Guppy ills Willi“ '1 Washing
ton and Wain m IO Van.
hank .I. Donahu- slgit‘sl a Is'aso In
"no Monimmm
in man a
corner of Washington M'Watoi'
I roots. ‘ .
A Isaac no this my was sonar
no aunts tilt Ital .
who W”. a" m
It!“ to Ir. mans.
villas“ '
Ii'hs lamb
with
v
‘ mood the wish to moot again anotln
m 'mmn
L -M
.4
about a
m~NIWflflNDAY
‘Allllltfilllm marlin
Latvia hails clamor liappy
BIB
Soil. tolls N. hails
Lewis Tattle celebrated hill eighty-
uiutil birthday at the residence oi his
son. John N. Tuttie.ii Taylor an»
line, last evening. lie entertained a
climber of his iricnds. and among
thorn h it two was and daughter. and
his three grandchildren. The evening
was spoilt with ululllc and comic
readings. and a bonutliui collation was
served at midnight. when many min
were given to Mr. 'I'uttlo andvall ox.
lie received many unciul
’ “ noug tho guoilts wot-o Mr. and
Mrs. John N. 'I'utllc‘s son and daughv
tor. Orrin A. 'l‘uttlo oi Danbury. lira.
Charles 8. Corblttfand her daughter.
Mrs. John B. McCormick oI llroolllyn.
Miss Mary Ilermody oi iirooltlyn. Mr.
and hit-a. Burgess. Miss Annlo lilgga.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis ,Vitiolltilm. Mr.
and first. Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs.
Iiuudlll and daughtora May and Edna.
Mr. Adams. air. and Mrs. Chamber-l.
son and daughter. Hill. Nichol, oi
llridgcilort. Mr. and Mrs. ll. Iioii.
John Miller.
EUCIIIIE TOURNAMENT , '
HAS SECOND SITTING
lions lion and Plantar Each
Won TwsnIy-lllrca Games
Last Night. and Load the lie-
parllnsnt
This second sitting at tho clichro
tournament botwocn ilio lire coin.
panics oi Norwalll wail played Iant
night In tho Fire Police quarters in
Wall ntrect. 'l'héro will be two more
sittings. The post guinea will be play-
ed in the Pioneer quarters next Thurs-
day evening. ’I‘hcrc wait a record
breaking crowd In altcndanco last
evening. and lunch Interest was tattoo
In the games.
The players of the. respective corn-
pallles were:
liopo pom-«p. J. Iiiooro and .I. T.
McMahon. 1). ll. Slattory and .I. ll.
Barry. .I..lv‘. l'IunItntt and .I. l‘. Can
pentcr. W. E. O'Iirion and E. P. Mar‘
ron.
Pioneer—W. .l. Powell and II. T.
Natlciord. (i. ll. Montgomery and t‘. A.
Walter. Clarence Iluttnry and irrina
itying'ton, C. ‘II. lillsasrd and Adolph
Baler. - '
Il‘irc. Pollen—J. 0. Milan and II. V.
Worden, w. 2. James and ii. C. Wol-
seit. E. L. Street and Lowellyn liar-
rit‘ti. Chauncey, Plait and James Farv
ro .
Phoenix—A. 'H. [lottery and William
Thompiion. ll. ll. Bustling and Ill.
Yost. John Seymour and Arthur ”lilill‘
ell. Charles Haymca and William llcln
lord.
The llunlmnry oi thc
thus tarz'
IOIII'IIIIIIIMII
Lani I‘il'al,
4 night. hitting. "I'll.
Hope Ilmic 23 III 12
Pioneer I7, 40
VIII‘ Politic . " 21 ill
Phooulx ............ ii If; till
Total numlicr oi HRIIII'II ........ Hi
lteircallnlontu wcrc served during
Ibo canto laal. night. and the PIN: Po
iico proved thonlaclros good hosts.
CANCEL INLIITM INT.
Flynn. or death Nomllt. laid to Have
Misrcpvcuntad Ago.
Claiming that tho bol- nllarcpl'ciwiilv-d
IIIII ago. Mra. Michacl Flynn, of south
Norwnlk. asked the llnnhury policc
chnoadny to have hot son's millili-
mcut In the [Initcd states army can-
‘t'llt'll. Blue says the boy roprctlcntcd
hlmnclr to ho 2i, whereas be In but It
.I'carn of ago.
Thu callatment was made in Bridgc—
nol'l. on tho police communicated with
lilo pollen of that city. and asllcd them
to Invostlgalo the. matter. and do what
Illcy could for Mrs. Flynn.
Flynn. a hulllly young fellow. who
loolla older than he rcally in, mint in
Bridgeport Monday, with William As-
Itcw. and asked to he enlisted. llo pass-
cd a good physical examination. and
his application was accepted. Aahsw
wall relented bocanso of hill youth. till.~
returned irovn ltamiord. and from hint
i’lynn had been out of work for up
wards of a month, and this had ,prohn'
bly moved him to enlist. ills mother
told the: police that ho was a good boy.
and was oi no little assistance to her
strongly to the,» boy coloring upon that
carom at a soldier. and was rm much
annoyed when aha found out about Ills
enlistment.
IAIT NOIWALK MM HONORED.
callus in. cool-1 napalm to on
Mdthstiswtlavontlsspllal.
whohaohm
hindlcallchuoioi Ulivcfaiti'Ju
moms all spacious-t by tho and
lost hoard totho manual:
Event stillsllsslllm sl Ills .
Mrs. Flynn learned or her son's action. in
in maintaining her homo. Ibo ohm .
ninth
_____I_I__lllllill
. liar. and Alto-plot to lilil
liinssti
MILWAUKW. Win, starch in.—
Goorge Willoughhy. manager at tho
.lcwcil and Sherman Company colon
and apice mills, today shot and Killed
his wile at their MM. Ho than trod
two shots Into his breast om tho
heart and Is not expected to rocovcr.
Wilhmghby confessed to the pollen
woman whom he had been supporting
for years. i .
Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby last ave-
ning had attended a «trial at this Part:
I’Iut'o Mothodlht
whoro both warn [tromlrmii workers.
Mr. Willooghby alto taught a Sunday
achool clam. 'I'Iloy roturnod home.
'I'hcpc a quarrel tollowed alter which
both retired. While Mrs. Willotlghhy
wail nslccp ho chlorolorlond hot and
thou uhm hcr behind lilo loll oar.
calming instant death. lib then shot
hlmavli. Willoughby at that denied
ho had shat hia wllo, hat latter admit.
loo ho had done so. He said that ha
marl-loo twenty yearn ago, but that
the union proved n lovelm and un-
happy ono. Flair ycnrs ago ho root a
“woman ho rcally lovmi. lie began to
support hcr. and they became inti—
matc. [two years ago the obtained a
divorce and since that time ho had
harm providing ior her and her child-
ren. She lives in Chicago.
llc addod;
“My domestic ailairs did not Im-
prove and a Iona lilac ago I decided
that I would cud It all. For many
months i have boon planning a way.
I brain 4 to collect chloroform. I
bought it In small lots and began to
hoop It until I had a hottlo at tho
drug. This I saved until I might do.
cido to carry out my plans.
"I decided to end it all this morning.
Miter my wlI'o had tail-m aaltmp I air
taint-d lhc chloroform and than I shot
her. I than and two shots laio my
brcaat. intending to nimoi limit in
tho heart. but I lulled. i dill not
havo any limit: cartridges so I docid»
cd to hido tho‘rcvolvcr. This In the
whole story.” ‘
Wilioughby Ia titty rm- oi ago. liiil
wile was thorn yarn Ills junior.
roan inlllllltll
titttn III WIIECII
.a—u... nu...
Ilsaii-on Collision Dawson ‘lwo
Freight Trains on the lotion
and Nalno Railroad .
.
WilollthlililE. N. ll. March 20.»~
’I'lu-‘cllrlm' crown of two Iklnwh and
Molar irclght trains were lillled in a
Mail-on collision on tho While Moun-
tuln division about it milc and a hall
amuh oi liavcrhiii today.
'I'hv rind arc»:
Brown, tin-man, of Concord.
l'rolln. Elinor Ii, curtain-r, oi Con-
ctirll.
llavlii, Minn T,, lirclllan. oi Wood»
t‘lllc.
now. (lily. malmcv, oi Wmdavlllc.
Willrcd Norman, n Mailman, oi
Wmdilvilln. was wriousiy‘and pcthapil
fatally injured.
'l'hc melted cant rolled our on cut
lmnitmont and hrolm down tho toll--
graph pains. This lnts-rruplion or into-
graph ornamnnlcatian srvamaly band!»
cuppa! shorts to gut curtain ilvmln ol
the wrwcit. _
The wreck occurred aliom 8 o'clock.
Train No. 2’" wall a hoavlly ioadcd
through frrlghi north hound, and No.
i. a local irclghi. south bound. and
both train: worn running about on
schedule limo. 'I'ho lloaiou and Maine
is a single track road in thin vicinity.
and through Hamill" it mam many
tum about tits hills and along the
boat of the Ollvsvlan Brook.
It was said at Wells River. Vt. a
notion at tho Boston and Maine and
Control Vermont. just across tho Cm-
aoclitsai River trust this place that in
strnclhtao had boon mod to send
canvass trains by the way at tho cila-
tral V t to White nlvnv Junction
today. I is IWI that tho work at
clearing tho wraith-ac trovn tho tracks
would rsuulro as native day.
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MANAOII IIADLIV TAKII A
IIIDI.
lllat ho had committed the martin»- 4
ct‘inso ho was lniatnatad with sooth!!! ‘
lipiycopai Church. .
at MILII‘HI'I.
“WW.“
WM
Cl». was taunts” M C. A. Volt.
oi tho souls main clan. is the in.
tor-club pool W , l'flw sumo
the soon bow
I" to u. “‘ . .
‘ olh Ind tor this It‘ll twolvo from.
and loom dictum not. At oils
than its was waniyvlouv paints in the
institutinwmsmlotoasirido
which closed up the gap. The latch
was as netting one.
ilrlowlssinllmolth‘om
tut: '
Wood. ‘ . Volts.
'I'tls. by Pts. by Til». by Filthy
Prams. t‘rauius. Francs. Pram
S It ~ 0 4—3
.13 5 Iii 10-4
17 i 23 ‘ lit—l
29 3~l M. , II
21 lIla-I it)" 6—4
2! 2~I 53 Ill
40 '“ li—~I it!» It
in 3 ill fill!
tall H 72 ' it
ill I0 , 17 is
”It ’13 It 2
It? l—-I hi Sr—I
M I: III _ 3
so a . no 9—4
iiitl ' I
Holman—ii w. Illicit.
Horror—4'3. it. Smith.
Tally—ti. I. Starling.
flight males have and boon played
in tho tours-tonal. attdoithis num-
bcr the Small: Club hall won six.
Tonight liam W. W. oi tho
flotilla Norwaltt Club. and Iii-rd (I.
liavllaud. oi the Norwalh Club. will
play at South Namath.
(AOY POI MAV'LOWII‘.
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Only Two. Mora 6am” With Old Wall,
V and Nova ”1 Load.
Tho hiayiiowura took another big
fall out oi Old Well ”not: and Ladder
Company. last night lathe pool tour-
nallicnt. nt-
Iiarry Waist-bury. norm
log the East Norwaili aroma. detest-
ed i‘raall Iamuri. ‘ot Old Wall. at
goal Korwsiil, by tho soon at too to
:i‘hc score of tho gaivtc by trauma:
Larrsurl. Wsuvhury.
i It
a it
t o D in
7 . II
n . 9
ii p
to a
it . "l
.‘w-I it
I: ~ 1! It
fl 7....
all too
With only two lilill'l? games to be
playcd tho MayfloWI-rn hat-c a clear
track. with :izli polnis' ndvantagc. John
Hall and (thumb ll, lv'crriil arr achod’
died to play at lion Not-walk tonight.
a...
NUTMIO CLUB POOL :‘AMS.
'I‘llm vyi-rl- two gain” of pilot play-
«I at tho Nutmcg (“Iuh laid, owning.
The ilrst one In» tin lilo first round
tor tho around mic, and Ill» twat In
tho ."Willld round ion llto Ilrnt cuc.
Howard Chlrlwatcr. rail-d 73. dnlt'itiitvl
William ltldcr. mil-d .23. by a Miro oi
7.? III I7. Th" l'l'l'li‘t't- was “HUD"!
lilicrwuutl. Tlii- lil'l'm'ld lutlllc ivlt'a tw-
twrcn iii-orgc ('alanmiull, rated M.
and ilrncnt (import, raml lilo. which
wail won by (‘avunumzh with n morc
ol' ill) to ‘II. The Mirror was Thoma»
West. .lr.. and hoot-or. .lnhn Klinc.
Hindu”
lllil IS a,
Will IIPIII
Invitation Iran the Iliad. Ils-
cslvsl Inlay. and um a
Contact lasting In Washing-
ton was Ampltil at Dues
WASHINGTON. March tor-Tbs
Japanese government has unloaded on
Invitation to tho. American “you
most to lava the Atlantic hottlsship
loot visit any port in Japan on its
homoward cruise around the world.
This invitation was rmivod at the
Japanese embassy lion yesterday and
Iran at noon transmitted to Inontary
(tool by Aarbassadw 'I'sltalilrs.
have the battlssllip lent visit that
country on its Morn voyaps.
OIL." “VIII "I".
'I'Iio ”m MCI." WNIEI ”III!“
‘ hunts-m m..."
.‘ Mimlstflolaludhy
Military loot will this attention a.“
its was trust-s oi Iyrscaas Calvar-
gta'ilisoa. it 1 Austin. dummy: ”I:
s to “I . ‘3‘." “I. ”m "f.
m m. nasal-rs
at ,
Iflflllllll I5
Into
It!» Apartnssllesrhsrt
Kronor ‘ Nlllu Illslssll In
tho toilet
NEW YORK. March lbw—Titan! will
be no Ml investigation into this
tragic doath oi Hcrbort Kramer. the
young insurance broiler. who ltlilod
hinscli In tho apartments oi ilrs.
“(arctic B. Gleason, the divorced
wile oi the clcril oi the 8!an Belicia.
in this at. Charlies Hanoi. Int night.
Comm tisrburgcr said today be was
convinced It was clearly a case at uni-
chic. and ho gsvoiorlnal parlaiasion
in due India! at the young man's body.
(it, the same time the amor- an-
nouaood that tho young man's lather.
who is pvcnldont oi Illa GltlmtliI-Amt'f'
Iran Insurance Company. will talc
chscgu (it tho body and arrange to!
the iuncral.
'l‘ho story told by lira (limos: hail
boon scorpion by tho polici- and tho
armour and alter she ropeslod It at
tho police station who waapo long/cf
dotalnod. film had known Krnncr tor
sumo limo. she said, and ho had Int-
porlunod bar to marry him. She hm!
hllown oi Ilia unsteady habit». but tor
a IIIIN’ tin-re was a possibility that ho
might reform and that, she might be
ablu to grant his mutant. Attor ho
had boon given sullicicut Main and
had tailed. ilownvor. shc roachod tho
‘WIICIIIIIOII that no cover would world
his ways and silo lalomml him a low
dnyil ago that ho must alntndon tho
Idea oi marrying her. lira. Gleason
said that laal night she received a
telephone call trout monitor sailing her
to moot hint at Broadway and Forty-
sccond strut. lbs hoot the appoint—
ment and finding him to be in a [Mk
arable bondiiioa Invited hint to her
apartments to “spruce him up a IittIo.f'
There be renewed his demands that
sign marry him whoa she again rc-
itulod he draw revolver from his
mg“ and all Imselt through the
IllililPF no
- ntsnlll'ltwvnlnl
Inauguralsi a Plait What-shy
Twanty NIIIIsss Wm Ital:-
sd tor loihoiltl churches
now voltit. starch zit—lugs:
Rev. Charlos Fowler, bishop of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. died at
his homo hm today. .
lllilhop Fowior‘a tom: lilo was filled
with activity‘lor tho church and the
mono of allocation. Born In linrford.
Ontarla. in IIIZT. hc curly evince-d dccp
intcrost in hill ntlldlcn and wlwn ho
was gradual“! trout lichcw liniiugc.
now Byfflfli" Ilnlvcrnlty In that. it
wan an valcdlctorlan of his class. tic
also hcailotl hla claim at graduation
from tho Garry-ti, Biblical lnstltull:
collczc and wait this first man to rev
mow Ilu- honorary dance of DJ). "out
that illntitutlon.
proved to Chicago where he studisd
aim. Coloring the ministry at tho
ml as pastor of scrotal churches in
Chicago during the nest twelve years
and In m: was elected prssidont at
Northwestern Ualvorsity. Ito m
ad at, the am at that Institution tour
”11": when ho became editor at The
Ch 'tian
was made moral missionary sacro-
yoars later was W bishop
Fowler
Bishop wasactin
Monooichicago’sch
hlsehurch.w
ty million dollars was rsissd tor
tho”!
Church ‘
Aflwmmm
70an MI. alum own.
an. it. a. "ism
‘wvl not.» run
which ht- i‘nllll'i'il noon alter Iosvlng
Muvr completing his education he
law. but never practiced that union
conclusion of his law studios. he We
Advocate in New You. Its
(an at the church In mo and tour
as pastor
at tho
timoithagroatdvoJldItwasho
«maid and thallium Ills
twentieth on y titaah curing oi g...
"°" "'" "3‘;
M mun-W
vmmmmilfllllll III ~ ,
nia,*-..*'a:::.t 4 nx gun's,
Mlflflll
ivtssiss to Load Olil'nfl':
Ilssal Singing '
At tbs South 'Norwalh Cilugralw»
lions! Church, last evening, there was ‘
Iiinn Victor Emanusl Will llslih
_, or may or Gunilla Ilulnnr ,
Ills cousin's Eliminulil
hits Elillss. oi last Virginia
at largo attendance at the storeopticon
noun, 314ml: writing Victor inn;
lecture by Itcv. Roy 3. Guild. oi Bos-
lnanucl was in conversation .
ion. on The Ilsa From Italy.
air. Build began by showing the lite
with a mombor oi his outwrago’.‘
gardlng t‘l’l‘o ra an t.
oi the Italian and other peoples in
assault
the Doha the Abruui. his cousin.
their own country. tic then showed
on the screen a large number oi pic-
Iiiss Kathorllo Elkias. daugbtcr; , .
ilsnstor Baptist: Ii. mains oi W051
mom with us and tho «unit-tic Virginia. as author Will“ all
worlt which the Congregational lio- denied tho rumor. Tits Data at tho
potplnatirm In doing tor than through Abruui is at tho resent film .
out the mtnlry. Ills lecture was of changing cipher cabfsgruns with him
antiviral Interest. musty. . .
In tho close at the lecture the A significant tact has loam
church hold a business Incotlilg and light here through sonic puma-i,
root-trail tho report oi tho music colu- raspoadcnce. The Italian aatbausdi‘lt
miitm mailing Its recommendations at Washington, Baron Itayur Dan;
for Ills scolding year. Planchn." writing irons Thrill In, ..
It was unanimously voted to cause beginning or listen "to s trim! in
Charles ill. Iltormonl. at New Haven. Italy. maid; ‘
"I up have on a spoolsl‘iniastoai!
Illlortly alter the balloons Viol. .
as organist and mineral musical direc~
luv oi the church. hir. Stormont was .
lrlond hit-round: um lilo 0! 3h
phrase: "Willy llIIyJ Ian M tit
at on. time organist at the South Nor-
coraetolflorlds." Alp Maison
t 0 Milan am?
. .
walk Hothodlst Church. For tho pant
Iitical reason why
ambusadot’ wig
should goto'ioridaJtlserW
ilro years he has boon at the Grand
Maniac Congregational Church. in
scalar and tho
they were then in tho manor of tho
dulto’s engagement. ’ *
New Haven.
lira. Johnson, oi New Haven. wall
ro—ollgagnd all soprano soloist and all
loading voice to load the Congregation-
ICoulinood on Filth .
NW- mum...-..-...-......_,,._..,.,......
DIED.
aI singing of the church.
Tho aonso of tho conuulttco which
wail ratlflcd by tho mcmhors oi thc
church. was that morn attonilon
ahmlld be paid In the luturc to the do
DECKEle—TIIIS MORNING. “A
the church. more especially among the rklcu‘csgdf' I; me" u
oung pooplc. “ " y ' p’ " ,, ,‘x
y The church will not have ‘ p.” herlatc home in liani'ord Plano. a,
quartnitc. but will rely msiul luv it! a. ..._..._.__...._ Wm
"‘ . - ron saw.
I would announcn to the public that "”0 I‘M 356: I "mu- 506-
I: hag rcntod a part‘oi the store" If: “0"“ W“? I “I" “‘I‘ W,"
6 MI BC. I ‘1'!“ t ,
u “w" °' iron oats—vane»! slaw slim.
all in buia~Gardon. Flower and . ‘
tut-cs taken by himult on tho stunner
coining irom Italy and also at Outh-
Garden.
Ho then Illustrated the lite oi lor-
«Ign spesllias mics after they
velopmcnt oi mogrogational singing
and of the‘ general musical Interact oi'
music upon its own monitors.
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-A CARD. Advortlumsnts at 25 words,
atom. when can ho Iouud a complete
lino oi Still and Soil Hat» and lion's.
Buys’ and childm' Grass. Asalea. I' Lilla." ,_
ilnun the iactory a the in stand. 54 kinda of inner, on for my _ on
Water St. .I. H. 30:)me hand. at Cannon. 88 ‘itailrosd A
2W
‘ LOST. .
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”NT—THURSDAY. BETWEEN
W and tin 8t. mgiiospitai
grounds. black leather pm
a sun: of my. Suitable
rowan! (or return to Seminal Dulce.
‘ may:
lag lop. now cushion
dcr. Inquire oi “
mirino railways,
of dry good
shoes. etc. , ' ,
Saturday. larch 21. It a. to. Louis.
Nyary. i5 Ely Ava. D”
‘ volt satc-ona nouns. aim
room. all impromuoiiis. sad manna
garden land. 'I‘cn utilities from W
"ranks.
reunion-homely HULL 'I‘Eltv
rirr. brindle and while. screw tail:
brains mounted collar. Came to my
placc satnrdsy night. Owner can have
same by proving proprrty and paying,
charges. Inquire i2. ltarihol, Darlcn. tar. Inquire (i. E. I'MI‘ICh. Mtg
Colin. nila 3t Ave. ._ nll':
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WANTED. FOR 'ALl—BARG‘INS IN N"
and second-hand launches.
and boat material. 0 l'.
launch broiler. 38 loath Main;
80th Norwallt. I!!!“
' w—W
FOR IALI~IN NORWALK.
I"
slams. 300? taut}. good Wang
t. good pace or poo :«
house in Namath.
and lot. 8600. Addrsss has It“.
Nonalll. ‘ . . I!
Advertise-wants at 26 words undov
all» hand. 26¢: 8 times. 50c. Audi
lion-I words. I cant cacti par inssrtlon.
wanna-A BALBI'ILADY IN A
dry goods atom Apply to A. Dicker-
man 1 lion. mo 31
WANTIMAIJ. naval) MAN ON
gnntinalan's Isrm. underatanding gou-
oral farming. hot-soil. oarriagcs. tnIlIt;
handy filth tools: till your position.
Stats wag". Iloa In. Dorian. Cong.
.. till i
h. p.
Including tanhmtc. for
gain b. volt Gal. 4’ Via
a
r 8L, loot
mil”
ray, one hoary top business
now. Apply to urn. it. Iv
gatucil. Conn. .
Iron IALI—HANKIIUP’I‘ await: .-
WANTlD-IIEBIDENCIN. FARMS.
into sad two-family hound. I have
and location 5 right. must be sold in in day». tildrbnardlt
china closets. combination book m,
m. m“ P’ 0' B“ III. in“: drum. hula. option. stovsa and.
who at tho it or an . ,
alum tho «ghost-W all “'M- “'9'” “M” clotwma
should lava thus to rolabllltats than-
” Mi’nlllns ting-rd: is '03 to Lav-amount co'rr
v son.
833‘ mmm It h Lnan hoot ii mm" otflcclt "m'
3 i so : .
gigant- st. MM]: «ism-i» m; m. a” or... 31’... gm, stilt!!!" NW6”.
[W I
.. .. ....... mama" .0. m7" " .....W 2.2 "ottoman .
l m in 70 Ll‘l’-—tillt~ in a n- . .
illuminant-don moor-Io» on oovncr oi mm at. mid: -'- fi-"vamgt M “
walll. or will soil on my tar-ins. tics Intimates, 3m"? mishsd
Realty lavmnianthon 'l‘. 0. Olson
into at
vo Lav—ox amount cotton.
tour or are moms and bath. All M u
Including ataant
hostsadgas. nontaadluoationvsry
Addmw it.
all It
To tan-viva sousuurv nooks
W. l
also. sums ll. HAVIO,“
lists It... sis. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler