a
ASIOOIATID, Mu. NIWI "OI ALI. PART. 0' THI W0
sf
TINEL
av A anciAi. wiaa anti oun own organ-on.
woman ransom. ,,
italn in north, fair in south m J,
and wsnmor in Atsins toalght, Mina;
Moi-l;
fair, collisi- in 'aftsrnoon and
brisk to high tummy winds.
“Tum!!!” "M M'JW‘c‘iflflh‘hn soura NORWALK. calm. THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1908 we own. *‘
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Sllll illlllll
--linlH IS IN ‘
I illfll’fiflillflfi
Brought by Otto Ziotiuss
Agalitsi Maxwell Siado. oi
iisw iisvon. Alioglng 'Maii-
Prosecution—Attorney
Fl ngs Suit. But Lott
iii ionlions in the Super-
ior and Supreme Courts-
Was Titan Aiade Coir’ndont
The suit of Otto P. Zeltfuiil, the
Hindus drugglnt, formerly of iiouih
. Norwsllt. who brought action of dam-
ages against Attorney MnXWell Blade,
of New Haven. for peruet-utlon and
damages. and which baa taken up nvc
days' in the civil side of the Common
Pleas Court before Judge Scott. and a
jury, was given to the jury yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The jury were
not able to conic to an ngret-mt'nl at 5
o’clock, and the cane. wr-rit met till
this afternoon, The jury naked for
further inatrnctlom regarding the law
on damage» and Judge. Scott, who had
covered thc intuit-r in his charge, re«
read that portion of hill papcr. which
apparently covcrcd the point.
The particle to the action have liOt'l'i
in litigation for normal year», but, at
the atart Attorney Maxwell ‘Sllitlt‘ wan
the plaintiff and Otto P. Zelttmm Willi
tho defendant. Relations were revernt-d
later because of circumninnccs which
will be related. .
In the early part of limit Mr. Zeit-
ttitiu Wall :1. diugglat in New York city.
Ho bought out the litianua drug
More in the town of Greenwich, or
rather swapped bin New York More
for it, Whether he made the trade for
hilt/health. or the advantage of thc
quietness of the country. Is not. hinted.
but it leaked through noun.- oi' the
evidence that he had a iiiiupiclon that
ho was ”stung" by the tradc. That
fact. however. wan not material evi-
deuce. But it was on account of the
"stung" that it in alleged he becamc
backward to “IBM. for rent.
, They worouth‘n portion who made the
trading, and air, chtfutia it is claimed
decided that it w. time to get. square
and sting the other aide. it won at this
junction the Attorney Maxwell Slade.
of New ' ”on. beam possessed of
the claim bf bowison Bros. against M r.
Zeitfusa.
So in 1904. Attorney Slade brought
suit on the claim and in the action
attached the: drug store of Mr. Zeit-
fntia. The plalnt if, who was a prom
ticing attorney in New Haven, brought
the action in the city court of New
Haven. The. court of that city ruled
against him. on the legal ground that
he was not. a bond-tide owner of the
claim againitt Zeitfiitln: that the lawn
of the Itaie did not pormlt attorneys
to purchase or negotiate for claims
and then bring hill! to rcdoom them:
and also stated that the action should
have been brought againat Zeitfua in
'I’nirfleid county. where the tit-fondant
wait a resident. and the only reamm
that it. was brought in tin- ciiv court
was to furnish business for It.
The case was taken to the supreme
court on an appeal. and the upper
court niintnined the decision of the city
court of New Have-n. ’l‘bnt dlszpnaod
0! Attorney SlflllP'it claim ordinal the
druggiat.
Now Drugglttt Zeitfurie briuiot action
against Attorney Sldilt- for malicioua
persecution, expellitt‘il tor the lltlcntioo
and damagea for the floods umlur ni- ,
tachrnent. loan of profit. etc. So in the
present trial the plaintiff wna tbc do.
' fondant in the pl't'i'lillln pf'litili. it has
taken nve court dayo‘ to go om tho
testimony. Moat of that iiilie lno. bet-n
taken up by crntnael on both ride-n on
evidence on the dainagca to lli'tizrt
stored in it burn that wait [ll'UVliiin
with plenty of bay to lies-p Harm tlic
thing» that were aimed in it. ”0w
. front affected orange peril, cod liver
oil. and all that sort of things, look up
ucverni days’ time, but Judge ticott Itt
but charge nearly dinniliiucd with a
wave of the hand.
.ludge Scott in hip charge to the
luty‘ went into the tanner litigation.
lic hold that the Dlaiiitll in the action
had eatablishod No of the attendant
in a unit for malicious rsecution, to
wit. that, Attornoy din e was not lhc
bonaddc owner of the claim. and it
was a reactions suit bocsuiie Slade, in
bringing the notion in New Haven.
had deprived Drtl st Zoitfuss of his
right to defend is is own county, and
that Slade being a practicing attorney
was supposed to know the law. The
other ragigito bio ”tenants?“ :21.
or won ava passn - -
indies. Tho I!” staid that if
the jury found for plaintiff they would
have to considr the matter of dam-
again. Mr. loll III has apont mo for
uidsrcd. Also. in event of s do- Norwa and rl. datum it. Weed. ,
claion for the . PM I '0'” Other committees will be apptnntnd
mo he would vo dam . iftd‘f’iruf'lo 'rlill 0' no MIN. iatsr it tho prssidost.
min of ”It action. to. - outta lonior Iagsinon wan-m mi... will In held. when
tor of loss ”flinch.“ M“. was Miller, of the Grand bad" of lied notion will be duly given.
it matter for Mi Non of the It“, at Conuniout. ar- ‘
Lats this slim ward was "- rivad homo yesterday attornotin from TUMAV SOCIAL .Wfili‘l‘ CLUI.
coin in math thlt thoiurr a trip to ltooiiviiis. when he wont bliss Fanny Willi“ entertain.
stirs , s , , verdict of Tuesday night tosssist ist institu- ad tbs tasstbsrs of the Tuesday loc-
”u, ,‘ tion of a now tribe of had on. Ion- isl Whiot
. tor Iaguinoro ltilior is a due time clients
it to sad-mood that l Wind of and ionmoyod most the way bouts hits snows. Airs. Vanilla 0.
uofuvstsiotttisloutli to lowth ttorwsiii yesterday by trot- nmu was stained the first priu
It VII N- lsr. coming down through ,itsrt . Bolh'lg‘. tlo asses?
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aw «in otubwiigifi " .
BE itiCllliPtillAIED
iio Limit Placed on the firm-
botsiiip, Which‘ is low liver
ZOO—Cato of Annual imi-
ing Changed
The new Knob (‘.lub hold a meeting
Iaut night at the Hotel Mahacltcnio. A
new constitution and by-Inwa were
adopted. 'l'heiie make the member-
Ipr duos yearly $20, with no anneali-
ment. No limit iii placed on the mom
berithip, which now number» over 200.
No lilill‘ltllOllil or intoxicating liquor»
are to be tioid within or upon the pretti-
tried. The date of the annual meetan
was changed to be the lll'nl Monday
in March.
it wan voted to incorporate under
the laws of the ktate of Connecticut.
The leave on the club property will
extend indefinitely, provided the. prop.
any is not sold.
A general.dlm-.uaaion of affairs was
held. and it was the general opinion
that the. coming season ltroltilaeii to
be a highly uncceuufui one.
NORWALK LODGE ELEGTS.
John A. Montgomery Chcasn Exalted
Ruler of tile Ellis.
Norwalk lodge, No. my, iieiiovoteut
and Protective Order of Elks. had its
annual election of otticers hut night
at the lClltn' llotnc. South Matti street,
when choice of the following ofllceru
was made:
Exalted ltuler---.lohn A. Montgomery.
l-Iuteemcd lA-ntllng Knigitl~iiermtrd
J. lieynoldo.
' Halt-clued Loyal Kniglit-—i'iinrlcn it.
i’rntt.
l-Jiiiecmed Lecturing Kttight~AIler
Id. iiatea.
secretarywlicrnian H. Moimo.
’l‘rcnaurer—John Ncugi-bnuer.
'i'yleruii'iibur S. Hyatt.
’l'ruutce llil‘t'l' )‘t'itl'it-"lll'.
Wolf». .
'I‘ruatt-o- two yearsw'l‘rucman Stev-
ens. ,
'l‘rustct- ouc yearala’enion hi. ilrnu-
dnge. ‘ ’
lleicgatc to iirund Lodge (‘ouvctuinn
malalllt’ti ii. Whitney.
Alternate-«Dr. lt. hi. Wolfe.
'l‘lie appointments will be nunount‘czi
at ”)0 next met-ting.
The election and other business took
up no llllit'll lilllt' inal night that no
ntcntiou wan made concerning the
dedication of liit: home. 'i‘lliit matter
will plan probably come before the
next tuccting.
II. M.
SIXTH COMPANY SMOKER.
Has Beans Bast Newlyweds at Indoor
Baseball by Score of to to B.
The t’iIxth Company. Count Artillery.
held a drill at the Armory laut even-
ing. after which a very interesting
game of indoor baseball was played
between the company team, or the
Newlyweds, and the tax-members, or
"llna lleenu.” The. game. waa clmte
and exciting, and the iliuil score was
in favor of the Han llceua, Ii) to ii.
There was some discussion about illo-
ruled among the players, but it was
quickly settled by the utitpirc.
The line-up of the tenure ans nu
follow»:
Kecler ............ ‘ ..... . ll. \‘crllu
Catcher. .
Meeker ........... ,. . (Thanmar
Pitcher.
Vcrliu ................... Woodward
Fifi" bane.
Osborn ...................... Atlanta
Second bane.
Keyworth ..................... ltetia
'l'hird bane.
filulili . . . . .; ....... .. ...... Leonard
Short stop.
lira) ............. . ........... Weed
iiigbt field.
liltickninn . . . . . . . f . . ...... Lindcburg
Left iicld.
i'ntpirc »Steve Smith. ,
After the gunn- rcirunhmculu wort-
wrved and a modal utiiokr-r was en»
lured by a large crowd of people.
ACCUSED OF BTEALING TONGS.
Frederick Pardss Arrested in Nomik
for tha “nth Norwalit Politic.
i‘rctlef’ick Pardee. watt placed under
ill'i'mil yoaterdny uttcrnoon by Captain
of Police Thomas Hunt and turned
over to Special Oillc‘er George w.
tiladatone, who brotlght him to South
Norwalit on a charge of theft.
it in charged that Pardon took a
pair of tongii valued at $9 and belong-
ing to Thornnii A, Hendricks and [than
Hill. from a boat, in South Norwnih.
Purdue pleaded not guilty, and in 03'
planation of having a pair of tongs in
his possession, declared to be the ones
In attention. he said he had traded it
watch for them with a barge cs tain.
though he could not tell who the rge
captain wait. it spears that the tongs
were painted after leaving the boat.
Pardon is a man with a family and
Judge Taylor continued the cane until
later in the day. when he will an-
nounce his docialon. Pardon, in the
meantime, in being kept. in a cell at
the police station.
Hondricho’ brother declared that ho
had overboard Pardon tell someone in
Norwslii that he know whore thors
WM I rt“, of tongs in I llOIt ill loath
titan at
l
“tit ‘Ill Wit .7 .
omen-w
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Pillilillii. I "
EHINBES ii
I llllfllflli Pilllil
ilorwaik Country Club’s Cov-
ornlng Board and ilouso
Commltoo Will have Dock
ilopiankod, Some Sheds lio-
movod and ‘iiotoi Building
Somewhat Altered
A joint titer-ling of the governing
board and house committee of the
Norwaik Country Club was held at
the club houae youterday afternoon.
The cbnugek first to be made were
tliiif'lititit'tl, and llnnlly decided to be
the covering of and re-iioorlng of the
main portion of the dock. with the
view of providing for ihotte who de-
sire conveniences for picnic pnrtiva.
This will alno provide a moat charm-
ing tiny and evening rocreatiou pier.
it affords a full view of both harbor
ntid town. and the luxury of unob-
Hiructcd aea bi'eercu.\'l‘hc only other
outside change of buildinga proponcd
thin neaaon in the removal of tho
weatcrtt uection oi’ the uhcdu and pitt-
ting in repair tho rent of them. There
in ample room at the north of thcuc
about» for two lawn tennla cou'rta. All
the lililllllllgh will be repaililml, and
u Hiillil bunch in deemed to I)“ thor~
ought) practical by the placing of a
liberal covering of alumni» material
on it.
It wan also decided that no material
nitct'niion in llic interior of the homu-
' was udvianblc, further than to linM'lllt'
special urrangcntt-uin for the l.‘(lli\'t'll-
lence of iiililt‘ii on the m-cond iioor
’i'lic bar fixtures have been rctlitivcd
front the intrrooiu. making ample upper
for tho cafe, and a Slilt'illifll'il which
will coiniect with both dinluaroom and
rate. There will be no hair. all
refreshments being aerved front the
aldcbonrd by the attendants.
The interior of the houut- generally
in in good condition, and by the pm
litiutrtl arrangcmcnt iht‘re will be nor-
ernl private rooms on the nt‘f‘tilid tloni
if ibcrt- iii a deunuid for thcm.
No driving around the from of tho
grounds will be allowed. The approach
to the hollhl‘ will be on the out front,
and utuplc room will be allowed for
the neuennnry turning of, tenant and
unlomobllua. Thus the lawn in front
will be freed from all annoyance and
danger from this source.
The purpose of the governing board
is to make this beautiful allure prop.
eriy an itlt'ill home for u country club,
when- lis members and their fatnilien
can have the iiili enjoyment of con-
genial club lift: during the summer
M’lthlll.
About not.” Tropic Pm-
ent, and , , oiy Enjoyed
the Finn'Wtiirlili Presented
W.—
About one hundred and fifty were]
present at thelpwortb League socia-
ble in the leciurc'rpont of the .N'or.
walk Methodiatn Church ‘lant evening
to enjoy the faltivlbiou of the occasion.
Among those who assisted In the even-
ing'n entertainruent were William 0.
Taylor. from the ileum Norwalk Con-
gregational Church choir. who ren-
dered several tenor mill! with plena-
lng effect. and Milii Emma litricitiion
hang with her usual atrocities» two
noprano union. Which literally capti-
vatoti the audience. Minn Lanna itiliilt
made the bit of the evening by re-
citing “Abbie'ii Accoumn," which won
received with hearty applauue.
The closing number on the program
Willi “A Dinner Table Content." in
which all tooit part. These winning
In the mutant were fit-urge (‘. Com-
atocit, Elizabeth Randall and Mildred
(lulmrn. each answering sixteen quetr
iiona out of 'tbe wonty-st-ven: Ray
ltuby was second. nswarlng harlot-n.
Light rci’i‘eahtne is were served at
the clone of the pr grain. and an hour
of social enjoyme followed,
The following is he program. which
Wat arranged and preaenti-d by Mra.
t‘. bl. lianiciu. chairman of the itut'ilii
committee : ‘
lions Soiomlinart of My Heart,
Warren flcoileld.
I’inuo liuei~’i'be .Vlill and the Foreat,
Allaaeu Ethel Cook. and Maud itttliy.
'i‘enor Soup—My [haircut llenrt,.
William 3. Taylor.
Hoprnno ilolm—An iomi,
Mina i'lmmn liricifion." Accunipunlnt.
i-Irncat rickaon.
lleadlug ‘Abbic'a ccottnta,
Mina l.a ltnak.
llunii Stilo~~Mctlitit on,
Warren .coileitl
’l‘o-nnr Solo-~11»: i no.
William .‘l‘nylor.
illnnrr ’l‘able (font at.
The aocluble wit}; it very pleading
nut-cent: and it in oped that it will
soon be followcd by anotbor of lllt'
name charnctcr. ’ '
WESTPCIII carat .
COMPANY lit-suitable
New 250 limo Power Boiler
Being installed and Largo
Force Started, Work Today
The Wc‘uiport Paper Company hits
been burly rebuilding the half of their
plant which won tlcnit'oyod by fll‘t' Jan-
unr: II Tim llllrnwl m-ction llflti been
rt-pmccd with a new and modern airnc.
turc, and the drying mom from which
the tire ntartcd in now conulructcd cu.
L
iirt-ly oi' concrete. making it alum»
llllt'l) lire-proof.
The new part b. not quite colit-
[llt'it'ii an yet, but uork it being car-
ried on tin rant fin [Iii-.Hllilt'. and will
probably be randy ioi Work“ in about
TRYING OUT THE OTHER HORSES
Big Team From Irtdgsport Here
This Afternoon.
(iomntinnloncr George W liognrduii
wont in Bridgeport yesterday, and
limited over several teams of horacn
considered likely candidates for the
South Norwnlk department.
'i‘llry wcrc‘ho much impressed with
one big and handsome pair of cinna-
mon browns, owned by Hamilton Bro-
iho-rn, that thc animals ill't‘ to be given
a trial in South Norwnlk this after-
noon, at 4:80 o'clock, and Mayor Fran-
cia I. litiruell and tho membrra of the
city coiincli have been invited to bc
pfciit‘nt.
The test will be madt- on the High
street bill, which hair provcn such I
bugbcnr for the department horned.
and on which a pair of htirsttu prurient.
erl an candidate.» failed in llliiltt‘ good
Tuesday afternoon.
The homes which arc to lic given a
trial this afternoon weigh 3.400 pound»
and are offered subject to their ability
to negotiate the High street hill and
a veterinary surgeon's examination‘ha
to their nouudncnn.
This afternoon's tent in looked for-
ward to with a great deal of interest
by the department and city onlclaln.
NOIWALK HIITORICAL IOCIETY.
T. i, lsymong Choosn President. and
Dr. J. 9. Gregory Vice-President.
A large and onthnsisatlc meeting of
tho Norwalk Historical and Memorial
Library Asmiatton was held lant
evening in the rooms of tho Associa-
tion in West avenue. The oillccra
elected were:
President—Jrhomsa l. Raymond.
Vioe-Presidcnt~Dr. .f. 0. Gregory.
Secretary—Airs. A. .l. Donlcy.
Treasurer-John P. Tifindwel.
Curator—nu. c. H. Britt-cit. _.
Bandit" Commuter-onions of
the annotation. .
Mud—whim A. Osborn
moat
“turn-nit wit in... A. a. Winchester
l-‘lrc Chit-f Harold F. Clark and i-‘lrr'I
l
mfl'm'uflfil ssuaroa rswiioss'vaav fl.l..
rummmta. :srub arm.
a Work.
A new 27.0 horse power imilcr has
also Dr‘t'it installed. and the old boiler
will be rf‘llltht'tl. When the MIDI) in
running iiili time mt; men an- em-
’pluyt‘tl at a iiili”. Since the tire. the
part which tvna dated from the blunt
has “01'“ rim n to“ boom at a How.
and illit- morning about (tile-tilil’tl til
the ohup and forcc alum-d to work.
and will probably run until the lit-w
,ncctioll ill completed.
i ITALIAN PROTECTIVE SOCIETY.
. 0,.
.A New Branch of the Order instituted
i in Brooklyn.
' it in a untluiaction that the work of
the Italian Pflltct'tiic Hociety~lntlgl
leppeiiir—la doing. and credit must
be given to the oflicern who handle its
'nifalr» in the kceiir-iu businesu way.
l'l‘hey haw just instituted a new lodge
In lirookiyn, .‘J. Y.. and it in their hope
ito cxtend their branches wherever
lllt't‘t‘ in a wave of their patriotic ban-
ner,
The degree team did itii work ex-
cailontly. leaving an lmpresaton on the
candidate» never to be forgotten.
'l‘hoae who went from bore were: P.
(‘natellano Dr. V. Tito, ii. Salvatore.
D. Matern, P. Laurclla. A. Fanzilll, C.
A. I’ottiniccltio. G. (‘lenientlno and A.
Deillls.
The election and tho inatniintlmi of
the oinccrti took place and resulted as
follows:
President—Carlo Abbondnnss.
Vica-presldenb—binttno Colansanto,
Trouurar~Prnnii Alberta.
Manter oi Financewtliunnppo Giuli-
ano.
i Keeper of ltecorda—Aninnlo Land.
adlo.
Torsion—Enrico Morganeili
(ilovanni Porsio.
l'igllstomblborato Oilvieri and (l.
Abbondnlin.
Master at Arms-P etro D'sndriili.
It is expected that more branch-
on will be institwtott t is season, one
in Waterbury. and the other in Afii~
lord. Mass.
-’-A Lacrons on sociAtisiit.
and
0r. "That amt Divide." by mm 1'. m
Hunter. Arias iistl. Fri" liar .21, 7:“
.m.. under auspices of lootalist Lat
Party. Winston free. Every-
body welcome. Questions invited at
close of lecture.
United Bossier
mehoisdrltlcaliyiiist bid
a
hmiatbssltrdlw
A"
Willlliil iii ”
GERMANY ll]
Still] [iiili
i
iiutil It Arrives in a Week in
United States will not ilnow
Reasons For ilio objection to
Ambassador David iayno
iiili
WASHINGTON, March zuwiuat
why. in "little day» of quick cable conic;
municntlon, it should be. neceitaary tor
lbe state Department to wait a week
of ten risya upon thr- arrival of a lot-
tcr to learn the exact nature of the
representation» mad» to thin govmi-
ment by Germany in connection with
tho aeiectlon of Dr. David .inyno Hill
as American amiianandor at Berlin, it!
nor cla-ar. yet, according to the official
in that till far no official records gd, the
State Department iii not row-n yet now.
second of the information that Dru
Hill'a selection wan not acceptable to
thc German emperor. It tint-ii know.-
bowever, that Alnbfilliiiidtir Tower,1
whom il'r. iiili wait to succeed, haw dim,
patched a lunar from Berlin to thc
State Department in relation to thin
matter, and if the public ll'ilt'f'mil in
the nubject continues to lncrcnnc my it.
has within tht- paat th-nty-ionr lltllll'll.
lllo oilicinlu hero may decide to call
Him" Mr. Towor tn auticipato his let-l
tvr by cabling the unbalance of It in
tho dcpartnlcnt'a cipbel.
In view of the abaolntc laclt of Hill.
rial information nit to the effect that
tho cnip‘rror ban dually rcfuiwd to re-i
celvc Dr. Ilill, it its now sngaeati-d that i
Inuit-ad of procowdiilg at once to thla‘
vain-inc point, the German i-‘tm-ign til-
ilce pt'flplo- Intro resorted to the lllOl’t'
‘ilcllcittt' rind diplomatic method of ac-
compilatiing tht-ir purpose to prevent
Dr liili front coming to w-rlin in the
capacity of illllliliilllilllor by allowing
Mr. Tchr to become acquainted with,
the fact that then.- are utijcctlomi to
the new appointee, and that it would
be. politic therefore not to press the
fljlpfillilmt'hl where it would becomi-
nt-cesuary to make a formal matter of
llr llilin unavailability.
The diplomatic circle in still apccu-
union all to the cation for tho attitude
of thc (lcrtuun governmt-nt, and it do
fair to nitric that. nour- of the theories
no for ndvanced~nuch nil some on
pleaaant happening on the occasion of
Prince Henry's vlnit to this country,
or dissatisfaction with Dr. lllll'a one
nor while American lniniuter to The
Hague—are the diplomats able. to
agree. One of the latent suggestions
in in substance that Ambaarador Tow-
cr desires to remain in llcrlin for
some time to come, and that his liltin-
once with the cmpcror lifla becn ex-
erted to diflflundt: the authorities at
Washington from rt-ilnviug him. But
thin met-ts with lItlIc rrcdrut‘t- hero.
and lht‘l’t‘ to nothing In odicial rcmrtlh
to lwflr it out. It in n curioua fact
that thcre records do not even show
that any change has been cuntonlplnt-
cd in American representation at the
Berlin cmbaasy; thern in not even on
file a resignation of his office by Ant-
bassador Tower. Loot tall came the
first intimation from Berlin that a
change Wain in prospect. tl’llit llt‘illg a
short news dispatch aiming that Mr.
Tum-r lilitl drcltlcd that his family Ifl«
tort-am rciptlrctl him torctiirn in Am-
t-rica. Soon after thin it. developed
lhlll President Roosevelt had receiv-
II' a letter from the ambiuinador con-
firmatory of this news, and explaining
that his children had reached an age
whcn they should matriculata at some
of the American nnirornities, and its
wishcd to be near them. There was
nothing in the nature of a formal re-
signation, and it wan stated at the time
that the president bad endeavored to
atsternent, such in the cane. The fact ’”
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hAitiitiAiin'ABiitiSiilliC .
. , A ClIAliE ClltlStliilC
Surveyors at Work at Boldeni
iiili Avenue and London;
Sirooi.anti Residents ilopc
Change Will Ba fdado -.
t
The New York. New llavcn ugil
Hartford railroad liltu had a force of ,
anrvcyora at‘ work In Winnipauit, on’
a very important improvement which
they propoae to make. The idea in to
do away with the dangerous crooning
nt Ilelden l‘lill avenue and Louder:
street, by building the road from ibi-
hill over the tracks and bringing it
down on a gentle incline on this tilde.
The tracks lay in a hollow and the;
clinic to accomplish this work would?
in.- comparatively alight. Tito
would have to cut acroso part of the
pioperty of ‘Mra. Sarah P. Aiken, and
would aiao take a little of the proper-
ty of David London. The people who
reside in Winnipault and vicinity
would appreciota the change, as this is
("in of the moat dangerous crossingb
along the line.
..._....,_._—
~0hiotto Lunch Room, So. Main St.
~ FOR SALE.
FOR SALEleiI’I‘E WYANDOTTI'I
and iinrred Plymouth Rock egga for
hatching. if: for if. centa. Apply (if.
(lieithni Aye. ‘ mill 3i
FOR IALE-«l‘tll'it HARDWOOD
liedatendn with npriiign anti ttiaittrt-naeu.
2 old fashioned solid itinliogany back
and olden. veneered front bureau»: 4
old fashioned chnira. rnnb botioma; l
solid nix-foot chcrry table. Mrs. C. A.
iii-muon, 31 Second lit. blunt Norwalk.
am; it
FOR BALE~TWO SHOW CASES, 6
and it) it. long; 2 countern; also 0114'
Mill uliow cutie I: it. long, with slid-
ing gluon dooru. l’t-ict- 82:3. Must be
aold before April 1 If. North Haiti 8..
uiztl :tt
FOR BALE—‘MOST illiAl'TlFN.
building uitc in South Norwalk,
flittixllli, but few minute.» from iletmi;
oicrlookn Sound, ncar Elm Grove St.
Taylor (a (loltir-n. m'lti iw
FOR BALIWGOOD WORK HORSE.
Inquire (Yreaccnt Laundry. am!) (it
FOR BALE-‘I‘llttl'l' CLASS YOUNG
cuw. lnquirc .l. Zulutaky, as ‘l‘nylor
Am, South Norwnlk. m‘u :lt
FOR SALE—CHEAP. A Qty-FOOT
launch. built at Morris liclgbta. stand:
lug top. new cnabions; all in good or-
dt'l'. inquire of t'itpt. E. H. Miller.
marine railways, i-loulli Norwnlk.
mzo tit
FOR SALE—IIANKRUP’I‘ 8TOCK
of dry goods, clothing. boots and
ohm-a, etc. Miliit be sold. Sale begins
Saturday. March 2i, It) a. m. Louia S.
Nyury, 1.3 i-liy Ave. m20 6t
FOR SALE—«BANKRIIPT STOCK.
muttt be acid in ten dsym Sideboards,
.zhina clout-tn, combination booit canon.
drclnerii, bodn, apringa. atovcs and
ranges, carpet, iloor oil cloth, matting.
crockery, enameled ware and store
fixtures. Will be sold at half price
at 165 Washington St. Open from 7
a. in. till 9 p. m. and St
150 in.
Advertisements of 25 words under
this MIC. ”cl 8 times. 60c. Addi
tionsl words. 1 cont each per lnssrtion.
TO LlT—-l~'lVE ROOMS DOWN-
ntnlra. alao ten rooms uputairn, all im-
provements: new bouno; Main 8t.,
Norwalk. Five rooms downstairl.
Henry 8t., all Improvements. inquire
.I. Dine-8,1 Monroe. St. in” St
TO LIT—STORE l5 NORTH MAIN
8t.. from tApril I. inquire next door.
at restaurant, No. 17 North Main St.
m2il 3t
induce Mr. Tower to reconsider his de—
(Continnod on Eighth Page).
OIOOAWAV FIN“ ‘50 AND COSTS.
Day Strut llamas An Appeal
'70"! Judge Taylor'a Decision.
Charla! Biglnway wsa can be-
1'0 LIT—HOUSE, ‘I ROOMS AND
bath, 90 Winfield St. Inquire '1'. Mo
(intro, 28 Howard Ave.. East Norwalit.
mail 3t
10 LIT—FLAT, NINE ROOMS,
all improvements. inquire 82 Booth
Main St. m25 3t
fora Judge Joseph it. Taylor, in the
south Norwsik police court. this morn-
ing. of having s mpntstlon for soiling
liquor without a license. The judge im-
posed a duo of m and costs, and
Slgsswsy took an appeal.
Nina witnesses tostidsd in tho csso.
Sigsswsr. in animation at tho
posranco of people having been drin -
in. lost bofm Chief of Polics Vollv
inor srrind at the place, declared that
be had simply been treating some men
woriiing on his grape arbor. The po-
lico found some beer and gin at his
place. Slgsawsy claimed that he
had pound the hour from two bottles
into a tin pail. _
GAVE TH! PAWON 'LAV.
TO LIT—FURNISHED ROOM.
nice location, bath and all implore-
rucsts. 73 South Main 3".“flg2'b '
TO LIT—A OMAHILY HOUSE
in fifth lt.. nearly now. lnuulrn of
John Banks. 42 fifth at. ills-t Nor-
wslk. In” 1w
'ro ur—rwo FURNISHED
rooms: can be used for light bonsa-
heaping. inquire 3 Kaiser Pisa. liisst
Norwslk. mad at
TO LIT-FLAT OF "Vii NOON!
family of two, from April l. in cantor
of city. Address Plat, Sentinel m.
' in t
da—
comm Unionucaunsli's Entertain
, 'ro LIT—AT BOWAYTON. A NEW
alum cotton. Iva statutes than
railroad station. thus minutes from
trolley; rant fit. iaasirs George I.
Intuit. ltowsytoa.
road 3
' off and the man rendered um
and bath. with all itnprovsnionts. to lonth
vow-d
llllllilllll
Illll win
unit In.
Stovo Boodlor Thrown lint
lino oi Raymond W
Vehicles itlhonilio ilorss Bail
Away in Barton, Valor!!!“
Afternoon <
Stove lioodier. a driver for Raymond:
lirothera, was painfully injured ”in
tertiay afternoon, while with his m
in Dlrloft. Hoodier had been unload": i.
ing his wagon in Hindley rant, tut
Main street, Barton, and in turning
the team the wagon tipped so badly
that Boodler was thrown out, atrlhill'
on the side of bin taco. ,
A nection of the cuticle was mood
in which condition he remained firth
about ten minutes. His head'was
bathed with warm water by Ills. II».
an n iiiudlt-y, and he was taksn to
lll‘o home in bloom Norwslk, .
The team, which ran away. was capr
.lilt‘li uenixtbe lmrigu railroad m
by ii'. l.. Mend. a barber employed If!
.I. i’. Drummer. .
wan. cougcr eon. raqu,
———_
Nsmu of Delinquent Wit“ With ,
tha Pro-coming AW . ,.
’i'lxt' tit-lectured have completed I” I A
military enrollment. and an only I
small portion of the military W
' hnic been paid, the mum»: of the d!- T
liuttm-nia will now be handed to CI”.
proaecuting attorneys for proucntlm;
illo‘ prone-cuting attorney» will it.“
writa noxi weclt. ‘ ,
The amendments made in at. last
lt'filtiliillll't! read that: "The m
mom in to stand commitment. in in”, ‘
until the tax and interest. thereon. ”it
all cost of proceedings shall be patch", ,
which will amount to about $15. .
As the allowance in $1 a day I“, I
the fine is paid, the term in Jail would
laut fifteen dayii. All web trotibhfl
be avoided by immediately payifi. ‘
the sum of 82 for the inset... ' '
C
~MIQI‘WY,WMQI ,,
Display of Spring and Hum It!- ..
linery. ruddy and Batarday. larch
2': add 23.
MRS. A. ALTENBI
31 South Main St... loath
’ WAurgo.
Advertisements of to minor
this head. as; a time. ‘ Alli-1
:lcnai words. I not «on nor lm.
1“\,
quire if: Lexington Ave.
WANTED—TWO Glitul, cook
and waltrena. Refetwitceo ,
Apply to Mrs. H. 8. inchwood. flu. is .,
Elmwood Avo. MW ‘
WANTED—A noon noasn. tit-V
quire 29 Monroe tit. m2! at
WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD,
with use of drut class piano for m
tice. i". s. Andrews. ll) Went A ,
South Norwalk. 32:2
care of children.
preciato good home.
Decker, 87 Waahington
wanna—Position: 31 mar
clana chauffeur. careful driver. can do ‘
all repairs. all cars. Boat. arm.
onceti. Addrcsa Chauffeurpcm lfl-J
tinel. Norwnlk oillce. II" It, ‘v
wanna—r0 our. ALI. tum "
of cattle and poultry: oatrs prions , ‘
for calves. H. Friedman, TIMI.
place. Conn. Ave. Tot. 267-2. "it"
all day Saturday. Will also buy human.
art It;
inquire L»
lauds
LOIT.
Lon-AN ALIGATOR'I' room
wstcb clisrntmusdsy. rind-r ,
cstvo suitable reward by re
30 Franklin St.
ausiuass looming
wosas P. HALWK.
tritium. not. insisted sad Iadsi . x.
the latest Into-data ho. '
furnished if dosh“.
in. to 0:30 p. in.
Norwslb.
IF V3 mm Y
i A. M,
Ila-dud
mnfllshmm
to LIT-w"?! arcs aoousro
lststtdf‘lrst lstlarwsib. to
at . tum man.
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