, SIM mat» 0vcra Year
~ 7 .j Mill'Illflro Laid on the Ta-
, bloc—Gaol of Equipping tile
" ,‘ llnwlllnii School
. 0
‘ 'li ibo‘catlulalen submitted lunt night
all» lilint meeting of the board oi
llclluoi. vlaltorn and the selectmon. and
iii which meat of the dintrlct commu—
', taco oi the town were/present. are ac-
cepted by the board at estimate and
taxation, the nchoola will cost the town
080,430.60. 'l‘hin in an against 870,000,-
-' - .0! tool year, but most of the addition.
ai expound in on account of the new
town hixll school. '
‘ Nearly, all the cotnnlittcen Wore
_ . prudent; and the following ucllool vin-
ltorn: Lucia 8. iiceru. llr. Thomas 1".
lune, 'Cbalrlnau llrudlcy 8. Keith.
‘ . century George E. Sartniu. Harry
Rider alldGoorge S. Kendall.
The meeting wan called on request
01- the town board oi apportionment
and taxation, to estimate a budget (or
the running expennee oi the nchooin
, tor the coming echooi year. The dia-
trlct committaemen of each iiChOOi din-
trict submitted estimates, which in-
clude all salaries and expenses, and
' are Id (allows:
Center" Dietrict ...... . . . . . . 47,920.00
"Over'itiver District 6,280.00
Wont Norwalk District. . ..... 807.00
llrooknlde District .......... 1,425.00
Broad River Dinirlci. ........ i.li’rS.00
North West District ........ 2,310.50
North Center District 1.400.00
South Five Mile River Dial. . . 3,130.00
North East District ........ 1,170.00
The Ichoolll oi East Norwnlk were
estimated at $10,415, and thoeo oi
South Norwallt at $20,910, which in
about $1,800 more than last year. A
motion waa made and carried that all .
these entlmuten be laid on the table
until a later period.
Dr. (lumbart wan then asked to read
bin report on the new high achooi. He
stated that it wan unite llnpoenillle to
make a clone ultimate oi the coat of
’ running the new school, no no on
knew the amount of deal that would
be consumed in beating the building,
nor how my ntaachcra would be
needed. A non ~pertinence was $2,200.
-ll. wand mi ‘t the cont oi fitting
up the rotary, ould be about $800.
The antimalo tor the evening nchools
was the out in“ your, 0! ti .
m on} g , g or ‘mtiilég.
without ‘lno ‘ ‘oi teat booltn
and aup'pli mate pi which
wan put at . . ~ '
The board then made and carried a
motion that the eatimaten be received,
and when the committee. which con-
alntn at George E. Bartain'and Brad-
ley 8. Keith. hna inspected them. they
will be presented to tho honrd of ap-
portionment and taxation nrxi Wed~
,uolidny morning, to he acted upon by
the board an a meeting which will be
held Wedneotley evening.
planer mom rue newton
czar
Jouph David la Making an lutersatlnn
Di is of Correct New York Spring
ty no in Man's Outer Apparel.
This city in a good many lllili'il
from New York. but it inn't a wound
behind the New York standard in
nlcn'u ianlllolln; at leant it needn't be
it our man will accept the opportulr
itien to times in the correct New
York style of today pronoun-d by Jo
ncplt Davin. ~
Mr. Davin in the represemtniive hero
oi Alired lienianlln d. Co. the inmost
and lllont Important lllalwra oi mcn'n
clothing in New York (lily.
liy arrantvtuout with Aim-d llvn~
illllllll & 00.. bir, [hivln l't‘i'illl'l'rl tilt:
intent New Yorll motions in anon”. ltliliit,
rivet-«min, mlllooitlli. Wllitiil‘llilllt null
ntutcialtlon an mum on they are orl‘uioti.
At the pruacnt Limo Mr. lluvlii in
displaying the very latest lip-to-llato,
luon'n ianhiooa ior‘nprlng and mnmurr
oi Illtlilaotyloo that are identical in
every doinli with, then created and
nmrlo ior their own farhionahlo New
York contention by Alfred lieniavnln d.
t‘o.
Mr. Davin in nutrition that every man
in thin city who Mm to acquaint
hilnneli. withtho prevailing New York
Mylo shall vlnlt bin ntoro, whether in-
tending to parennna or not.
'l'Hl. WARM!" ”ARON ”Tl-l.
M
bummer Weather buddotlly Throat on
The Nomi Vantardsy. .
According to tho 0' Ym WNW”
bureau. yontnrday Iran the Virtual
“mi" ’i‘ii°“.m"°°“”d."it.“n’”.i
men all o G
run-r. .. cur-"cite
an ay n or ,
lun’nt‘n hintory. rm WW
lilo ”Mill 1’ 70
cleaner. in Now York. 0.. NM!-
tnr in Waab co ntt'ldl. $01M Flow
wnlll. ronlnto "min
ycnierday
UNI“ VIII . , v
A ioraat [rd 0! m
burned into lint _ hora iI
tho "all“ u ‘
Norwnlb. In
on aityioralood
"a
«remnant C , u
.tcg‘rwutm
0 0mm roll no
.linllpioun illiinrahcnapfatai u
YEI
no rtnnount
happlnnin pi, Ir". and no.0.
(i. Lockwood. ni Stanford
Charlon 0. induced, eight yuan
old. tall. ntraight, and floor y loolo
log hln, yearn, wan before the ouperlor
court yesterday, an the petitioner tor
a divorce troln Diary Lockwood. at
White Piaian, New York. to whom he
won married moral yoga like.
Mr. lackwood,‘who own- a small
farm not for item Standard. in u
Protontallt. whilelurn. Lockwood in a
Catholic. A one was born. andflihu
mother wanted him to attend a paro-
chial ochool when he Willi ten yearn
old. The petitioner objected, and said
that. the common achoolu were good
enough tor him and the b0 . 'riuui
created their lirat acrioue ddcrenco.
and there npponred to be no common
mound tor a compromise on. the quee-
tion. One day the wife took her non'
and left the farm. and wont to live lni
illumiord. 8hr. told her husband, the
plulntlii; that he could keep his old
lane. on lllio had to support herlcli
anyway. as the term was nothing to
haunt of.
“What tail that hue woke you up
tor a divorce this lute day?" naked
Judge Cane. '
The aged Mr. lmltwood laughed
heartily at the question. and replied
that he supposed that it was about;
time.
“Have you some matrimonial scheme
in view?" asked the court.
This question appeared to be very
amusing to the used petitioner. He
laughed loud at the idea. and quietly
remarked. “Well, i don't nuppone l'd
object.
it was pretty hard for those present
to keep their roller court locus in
view. Judge Cane didn‘t 8th any more
questions.
There were oi her wltlloenrn who tell-
tlllcd to the deserlion. and who were
able to give dates more accurately
than the principal, Mr. Lockwood
was given his dccrc.
ADDRESS BY MR. OSBORN.
u—unp
Vary lntaraatinp' lutertainm‘allt of tho'
Chflstlamlnduatflal Leanna of
The Pint M. 1. Church.
At the oonclunion of the huainean
meeting oi the Men’s Christian llldull-
trial league of the South Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church. but New
ing the lion. John A. Oaborn, or Npr-
walk. delivered a very lino addrm up-
on hie recent trip to Mexico. Hr. 0o-
horn’a descriptions of what he now
were very granitic, and be thoroughly
pleaded bin bearers. who numbered
Mr. Oahorll dpoke oi the climate. hill
mien-tuna oitlle people, their} nuclei
» f f loot mammal
and out ‘
the
I
- Weill oi the public milli-
tier. loci: on the water works and toe
trolley ayntenl, and duct-11ml the lite
in the country perfectly. lnieraparllug
bin remarka with delightful humor.
The apoaltor was introduced by Wil-
liam C. Poole, and at the clone of the
addreau, the Rev. Dr. Saul (l. (int-titre
spoke a few words oi appreciation of
his visit.-
e'dlilght rciroelmlenta were later nerv-
(FRlDAV AFTERNOON CLUB. l
-—
Mamblra Entertalrml Ysatorday by
, P. N. smith. Iayviow Avenue. .
‘Il‘ile Friday Afternoon Club held the
hint, regular meeting of the year at the
ileum oi Mra. Philip N. Smith, 21 Bay-
viow avenue. yesterday. a large hum-l
lltlr being in attendance.
The nutrient of the day wait Wales
and the program won an follovru:
The Conn“ and the People.
.. iii“ Qulntnrd,
Tile llruidu and tho Rollxiinln l-lli-nu-nt
.‘yln tho Wolch Chnrucior.
Mrn. Fillow.
Wclch idiot-attire.
'. ' Minn Wood.
The club quartet anon The inlet
limo of Hummer. A Kerny Dance and
The liluobolln of Scotland.
in irenlllnonta were carved nl inter-
llilnuillll by the honlolln.
The annual meeting will tulle pluce
0i the home oi the pronldonl. Mr».-
('ltlllill'll. at Colonial cottage. next liti-
tn).
Ml“ 10111.! auarniaao.
‘l’lllrtydlv. Friends at Waylon
Young Lady Call at Her Home.
A very pieaannt chrome wen len-
”tiered Ml“ KIN. 'l'tllilo hy ltlltltli
thirty-live of her iricnde ill her homo
in nowaytoo..lant evening. ‘A meal
onioyahlo evening wan event in play-
ing game and llatcning to selectlonn
on the phonograph. A line collation
wan carved and at a late hour the
about forty. .
Ira. llaanab lyaa
county combatant! lilti-
man 8. load. at Greenwich—-
Trouble drown Oct at flaili-
or'a Disregard lar children
at First Wile
Very much ‘lntereatod are the
American Missionary Annotation and
American Home llianlonary Society in
the law unit which in Ilrounlli by
Whitman El. Mead.-‘ oi Greenwich.
against Mrn. Hills, Lyon. ii the
tidal dentition la in over oi the pinio-
illi the two miaaionary organisation
will lone a bequont. the approximate
viable of which in 8.100.000. _
'l‘llo iactn involved in the lam lire
moat ununual and grow out at a fath-
er’s dinrcgard for the children oi trio A
ilrat wile in iavor oi then by bit “'3
second marriage. more than three
quartern of a century ago. 4
Jason Mead died more than 70
yearn ago and hill an estate of about '
0100.000 in Greenwich. The bulb of
the property wan tell to Mark blood.
a non by his second wife. The chil-
dren by bill first wife were not re-
membered in the will.
Marl: Mead died about ten your»
ego. Curiously enough the non of his
bail brother. Judge Whitman 8.
Mead, new county comminaioner. wan
Judge oi [rebate in Greenwich and
lntd to pole upon the distribution oi
the estate, because his uncle leii no
Ai‘ior hire. Mark Mend had been
wanted her viewer, rights in the
personal property. the balance with
nlvon to Milo Mend. brother of Mark
Mead.
Milo Mead died about four yearly
ago and leit bin entire property to the
mlnninnary aocictioa. it appeared that
the children of Milo Moad'n half-
brother and half-emu bad aiwaya
felt that their parenta had not been
iairly dealt with. They thought that
Milo Mead. having helrn, ought to at
leant have tried to malle a alight
amends. They at lint prepared to
contest the will. but niterwardn de-
cided to proceed on in the notion colon
above.
in the complaint a novel mourni-
tibn in til-cloned. The court in allied
to declare erroneous: the ruling oitlle
lads! who. volition .
«our; decided hunted“ 'll‘il own inter
eat and the inform oi ills lmlncdintt
relatives.
it in claimed that in interpreting
the law on the inlaniatr entail: oi
Mark Mead, the probate court ought
to have connidorrd the rlghta oi the
half-blood relations, as well an the
rights of than of toll blood.
liad thin been done the enlatc oi
Merit Monti. lliior illn widow'n righta
had been protected. would have been
dividtd into three equal parta instead
of all going to Milo Mend, the broth‘
or.
it in the attention of law raised by
incur contentions that the court il-
nuw nuke-d to pans brain. it thr- court
flndu that the probate court wan in
error in its diatrtbution the lililtllmi-
ury Mlcletlen will hum fully twothlrdu
oi llwir lmqmtll.
The property luvolwd in mainly
real estate and in very valuable, with
the Valllt‘ increasing liillitllll owry
your. The actual nmrnot price ltltn
never been lined, but at "it" ordinary
rate of real entitle ill'mwl'ill'rl in
Greenwich. it in thought that the luiir
ulonnry nociotlen might in the end oil-
iuln much more than the "00.000.
the original entlmate oi the estate.
The case came up thin morning ire-
lorc Judge William 8. (law. oi the
nilimi'lor court oil the dofrnlimll'n do»
murm to the complaint. it in hold
that tho plaintlfl'n claim in not mm
in law became the defendant win
illlrcllanird purl oi the unfair irom thr-
mlnaionary nocloilcn, lltiltlti a title of
record.
The plnlutliin claim that the de-
murrer dorm not lie Willin' the pro-
bate court had no lotto! to grant a
clear title. Attorney obn (3. Chamber:
lain argued tor the denlnrror. dran-
rllio Whittle"! for the piulnilln.
Walall I Wright rapronent the mic
nionary actuation.
I. A. IOWLlNI TOURNAMINT.
Iona-m. dormant. va. a. H. mu
Councilddmdan.
The drnl mo in tin Inain will he
played too i in tin- Ponannnn Coun-
guontn departed. all declaring Minn
utilo a charming hontcan. Among
thou pronaot worn the following: ldnv .
ole Cullen. titanic Pauli. Lillie Webb.
Francois (ilnrlt. ' wintara. Lina
new it. up” no
I 0 u h .. “a D
Ichaulr, ‘ll a
flmltll. Wm r m. M“ v
lid “cola-la. mm. Itirll
Porter. George l Ir. and lira.
Riley. lira, m rm charlaa
'i'uttla. tin. Id Milo and marina
'l‘ottls, Jr.
W
All I A noon.
The W fibril :1
m ."ld' anoint
Glob
larval: gm new
no; the j at It ‘raylov
to ma 1“ _ mun.
h " ‘Ilvo
oil room. and a lav e Ilid‘iltllfltlo oi
ltcyal Arcaniann it their ivlendn in
uninvited to bowel. 'l'lnl Panasoni-
tonal nllowed nplvmdld form in it bran»
title game oil/."l'bnvnday night. when
pinyin agalnat a learn of dim-mu
Mimi“; their tripod: our? in
non nova Milli argu-
"u‘r. “unwind "or"
w w r v loan
root for tho niatav con i and
tho
mmWM‘ a. new
“the” will me at ma
liarwaltiaaflwillhn
the low
n. ‘.
cum 0
mm" ”build-bl
00m
W
«Ham 3:”
Twin Cit
or IIEII'
hoone.
erallon
enberg.
it
be lloiti'
carding
HIM.
General Welirwln about
bin habit, on no ditto: port-ll oi the
. hurled with the do-
brln many ice, droolibe wrecked
the home wan
torn completely out, hardly a allot of
the bed remained midi-amul- or
wood were acattcrod over tho. neigh-
borhood. ’i'bounll badly aballon up and
mind to name "teal. General willie
:- call to have remand without in.
l e mohair ”'7'. r‘ ‘A,
"’ 1’ «mm mrmnlaaum parent
the nllpbrmiow of labor "urchin in
thin ”into in "own and he wan promi-
noniiy identified with this recent proa-
ocotlon or other: of the Wnicrn Fod-
llounc and he w
tion at further it
CONGIIOM‘AH ”4007.
to Proud
or tire appointment or or. David J
Hill to wood Clinical-MT v
an American ordinal-odor lo War.
it has. flown". Given all intimation
to the aim now-pawn that
'l‘owm in not to in attached, and ill
«opinion that ltn doninla of ill!
low daya bavrlloco int
mole ulnar that lo M
lava m um the uanal
oi the (“man madman
Mum»!
1.2 ‘
H unit oi the tier. (molt
,, f": limo on Paul Lonnyel, line
3-1. 1; alilul tun sun Defendants
ll 3*! '
7 5...: The laui neenion. probably, oi the
3*”! l9~l trial iur libel of John Novotinll. Elto-
3.; lg": phen ‘Bhi‘lllilil, John Smyrnult and Paul
10 4" icngyel. wan held today in the conn-
1 ,, I ‘ cll chnmber in south florwalb. Judge
it 3 ' John ll. llotuh. oi ilanbury. pvt-taming.
..._. . .. Stephen ilhlmlw wan the tint wit-
;oo * 02 noon to unite the island this morning.
“Momma, , ‘ ‘, and testified regarding certain actionn
'rguymfnnk ’ oi liov. i‘ratlcin Green. Theda relat-
gcomymm. '4 ' 1. rd to the purchase of altar lumishc
......‘ i = loan and ol’lller ”article: withing tbhe
, fl 1. nmnoni, of i e l cm oi t e c are .
fldflu’lfil WM“ ”9" Mr. Shlrnlto llillllt‘d he did not know
Former Idinlnn‘tfiaavral'lallo
’Gmoa' residence. The bonaelteepcr
“humid that farther (iron; “a "l:
, ‘n ,andcou notaeete are
".m" “I”. “in” unicorn. lie was put out bounce the
Blown in Ha“ gt hum-up, collection but! been counted hetero
,. .lleing turned over. to hillu
W. Attorney William 1'. Tammany then
~——---—- cmamamined blr. Sblmito. The lat.
TELLURIDE, (Mn “arch 2 .—-
Former Adlulaut‘flaneni Bulkciey
Wolia narrowly , _
lone injury u bin ‘
y from a wol
Winnie him whim. ,
Deeplte precaotm Moat such an
attempt,
about the hawthorn“ oi dynamite
or a prepared lie-buxom under
on patrol: ‘M ore
General
mam O!
of Minor: ut Boiao on
charge of complicity in the. assassina-
uvrruor Prank Stout:-
ad “Ml
WdSHINflTON. March 21.4mm
handy. the negro who was lhot ll!
ltoprrnentaiiw .l. Tubman Rollin, oi
Alabama, last night. other an niterca
lion on a street car. in itl'onlly lmbprov
mi tovlny. and will recon-t. «cording to
the hmipllai uuihoritim,
which colored hill head above the ion
oar hilli not born lound, and on May
vxutnlnotlon will he made to locate,
M inmdy wan tinnlilv to appear th‘
the police court. the note was not cull~
vd today but it in believed lilat it will
if Monday.
Mr. Hoilia'a
bond oi 05.000 wan continued.
ulna Mchry. who received one at
the shots trod by the» cnngmnmau in
liln log. won only allghtiy tainted. ‘
GlLLIT‘Tl HEARING ADJOURN".
anon. Application wul dam tip
This Afternoon at 4:30 O'clock.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Murcia ”numer-
llm' liuaboa at noon tmlay adjourned
until 4:30 p. II" the towing on the
application for a roaplle for Cheater
tillluilo, when witnounee will be ex-
alnlned in tile curative chamber.
‘ooawna revision orrlca
, alum.
annual. um zit-rm m
m in ”101le may
m Willibll'l m
lliont
oat heal-yell in u»
m
”9 A." IIWGID.
an
Maid Well
infant even-
1}. w.
0 death or aor-
hlre early to
«fort to no
“(ht
ilg. an wan
MICRO.
Alabama laproaolliatlvc Out on loll
The bullet
aododoalyifi
lao‘ w
t‘lo wua
testimony him This inviting
‘ llagardlag lilo Alleged Aa-
’ . in the couimrnelng oi the church trow
bio that he was no officer oi the
church.’ an the by-lawn had not Men
approved by Blahop Tierney. or re-
turned to the pariah. lie claimed on-
ilceru of the church had counted the
Chrinilnan eve collection, and taken
it the following day to Rev. Mr.
i
tor said he went to Hartford and had
certain papers under his control.
,Thene lllahop Tierney dlrcclod him to
turn over to Father Gm, but be had
velour-d to do no. an the meeting oi
the church had voted not to have hill
do no. in thin reswct. Hr. Tammany
claimed Mr. flhlmlto had dlaolloliod the
command of the head of the church
in thin ntale. lie knew there won. a
ntate law which governed the Cirillo
lie churches of the atato. but he did
not pay any heed to it. lie could not
tell whether Father blagyar. of Bridge-
port. had told him of the oxlatenoe oi
iifilhilm Olllllltlli W
,‘ callers can; cum: [ ‘1 “i: if
no haunt w
iii ii’Plfll
Solidi llarwalll Board at
cilnlnn consider” ..
Elilolnncy at old Will”!
and Putnam llato Olin
"lull
Both the on! Well limit and: f‘
dcr Traci: aad‘tllo Putnam , ‘ ,
truclt may be equipped with" '
honed an a solution ot‘tho
dlnculty in getting thud piano. .
stanchion lib-”IO "bill" acciloa at
c .
An alert to secure a pair oi
that would prove aatlniactoi'y on, _
”apparatus hanthulwmfl'
utiniactory. '
A dinner wan given but evening by
the unborn of tile Norwalk Metric-dint
Clinton. at the Not-wall: iletei. This,
was the out annual dinner given by
them. The menu which wan thrived in
the name line ntyio for which the
hotel in tumour, oouaioted of:
Grape trait
Bouillon in capo
Crown rout of apring lamb
French aenn Preach tried isotonic:
Tomato and lettuce nalad
ice cream
Coke
Canoe
A short bouillon meeting wan held
and the unborn tor the coming year
are on follows: .
Center aisle-H. M. Kent. Clarence
it. Simeon, Fletcher Van Honour and
Wliila H. Selleclt.
South aisle-«Dr. Charles R. Chan-
‘mnr. J. i-‘rod ilrynnt. Howard B. Knapp
and frank Kicker-on. ’
Mirth aisle-il‘rcderlclt B. Ambler.
'l'lldlhan llaxtor. Richard Abbott and
u. but. Fitch.
The officers were elected as ioliown:
Chairman—Willi- K. Selioclu
firminry—v-J. Prod Bryant.
'l'reanurer—li'ieteher Van Hoonenr.
iiov. ll'. 1). Torrey wan present and
spoke to the when. it in note to
nay that. all did iuli justice to the line
dinner.
Commissioner George . ~
acquainted bin iollow city ..
the conditions which catat. no
ing was avmmtlyntllfied ,
mutter accdn looking into, for
mittce compoaed at Council ,
gardun, Frank H. "itch and ,
Raymond were appointed a ..
to inventinte tho nituatlon.
the two and three horde - .., ,7,
and report at the next meeting, ‘
council. -
Chit-i Harold 1". Clark, of t!
Department. who present at the
oil meeting. . ‘
401105. ,
Members oi Eureka itollcltall
are mourned to meet at the . ,
nuunn. Suaday‘at 1:30 p. on, lot,
purponc oi attending the in”!!!
our late ulster. Mrs. Sum
JENNll-I BRADHURY. if. 9.
Pearl Aubrey Stevens, Secretary
"— men.
naooearv—A'r weer
walk. Conn. flarcb‘ 21. i908.
~(lblot'to Lunch lloolvl. tlo. Mall: at.
"iota?
“Willem of 29 werda under
human: Inelastic. Andi
lanai warda. i can! each par lnaortlon-
..~q
vo LET—~l’1t01’i-ilt'l'Y 0 HAWKINS
Ave" offi‘ii'th 8L, East Norwalk; lot
{.0xirr0. and modern i-rotun house and
uiilc, containing furnace. hot and cold
water. gag. range, laundry tubs and
bath. Almost directly on water trout
and clone to trolley. [tent on yearly
lease, $22.50. lnuulrc Cameron. next
door. - ' 1:128 3i
1
TO LlTuFARM, HOUSE, BARN,
pig hen. chicken house. etc.. Wilson
Point Road; nonunion April l; rent
.17. New 6-moln cottage on Meadow
8L. rent '10. E. M. Talley. - mull 8t
certain lawn. ‘ lie was a hrothcnln-
law or Paul inagyel. He said Father
(irons had read a communication from
liar. .l. 6. Murray. roproaentlng lilabou
Tierney. at a church mention. hat that
it won not properly trannlotod by Rev.
“roan.l ’ hir’.I 31%” nag!“ %%W
Incipient roll y .
the lay-lawn. indium-ow
oil in the in‘ Milton would
have been no trouble. an rather (luna-
gould never have become a ipaaior
ore.
Lenin Klnlta tentillrd that he wall
with Paul lmngycl the day he wont
to Father Grout! house after empty
bottles. lie raid the housekeeper ad-
mitted thorn to the collar and they
arched for the wine bullion. and noctur-
od l2 out oi an. and Mr. Leonel ank-
od where the rent were. and the homo-
iroepor replied. "We are not the
llrunltarda Mr. Lengyol would matte
on out to be. an the collh'nlnl have not
1m lined up yet." A diacnaaion oi
the church ahlrn followedand later
ltov. ill-one nod Mr. Young allotted
Mr. imngyel from the collar. lengyri
took hold oi the arm of the Rev. l-‘nv
liner and united him if he wan going
to light or what he Wall going to do.
Tin-n Mr. Wong throw Longyel out.
and Father Growl took an axe item a
center and aloud there. until lions”!
was put out. -
mtorney Tammany inquired what
li'stllcr time: did with tho an. and
the
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3-
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and par throughout. low bath mm. new
mini
‘ Benton
at Brain: 6:," my“ bidg.. loath lion
Haggorty. Notice oi funeral ham
TO LET—PIJ'ZASANT FURNISH-
cd room. including hath. steam boat
and'all modern irnprovemontn; cen-
lraliyiocaied. Address W., care Sen- , . . .
tincl. l em in “vellum 0'
Idaho“. 28a: in... non.
re LIT—[N nonwaus. mm
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momm menu m , , ,. .:w:. .4...
one math. iambic to rigittz‘ u grunts” awn“ :5
l . roan t . m m " ‘
V " n m ‘ w a‘ablo silver dnposlu. will “
1'0 Lev—Fwy: norms DOWN-
niombora to join rift!" '
atalrli. also 7 room up'ntalrn. all iot- ("0 WW '0 "“3: lb
movements; new houac; 111 Halo 8L. allaring “VIN!” “l ' ‘
..————.
blorwaib. Five roomn downntain, 1’ two cont atalnll. Nil;
Henry St... Norwalk. all improvement;
inquire J. Diem. Monroe St. in" it
TO LIT~GTORE 15 NORTH HAIN
fit. from April 1. inquire nest door.
at restaurant. No. 11 North Main St.
mu 3t
To LIT—~li0llsi‘i. 7 scene we
both. 00 Winfield 8t. Inquire 1'. lie
(intro, 28 Howard Avon East Hanoi:
In" i.
To LIT-A ONE-FAMILY HOUSE
to Fifth tin. nravly new. inquire of
John Banu. it mun at. East Nor-
wallt. ' [1125 iv
paper. m2!
wnuflto - run room , ,,
m“ “1“ ml. “n h n t‘
meat and dance in Mntlo Chill
Tucaday Evening. March it.
and enjoy yoomli. .
WANTED-Gilli. 70 CA“.
bovine and be company tor in
lady. inquire after 0 v. my .
Elizabeth Bt..80lith Norwalll. In”
’WANTlD—AN ELDERLY _
icon woman would iilto
working bollaokeeper for widower
mall family, or would anoint lb,
ing for the nick.
sentinel olhoo.
To Ll‘F—A’l‘ ROWAYTON. A NEW
”hermit! cottage. Ive minutes from
railroad ntation. three Montcalm WANTED-4“” WHO
trolley: uncut. inquire George B. of worlt. to nail an article V w
MM'lytou. . int: n roar-um m . ,.
[lig‘nlonoy
'ro LIT—«FIVE NlClll ROOMS re ”‘00-. 3'
Sucholln Sit
lot at at l'lrat lit. um "math. in- talna Mo. 0' York. ‘
ct‘l'lra oi
it. Joaclovnlly & (lo. Tint . .
mil :1 WANTlD—TWO GIRLS."
. and waitma. ilcioroaoan .:
vo Levant-noon floodlit. 00 mo in lira. ll. 8. We“.
hobbit, Ava., near trolley lino; newly , wood Ava.
painted. holds and out: inch wall poo —-«-~ .
ianaoe and laundry tabs. noon llnli
between Norwalh and Inuit New
w Moira 5! Want Ava. id it
WI!!!“ ”0110“
modicum V
”s f. - ' r ‘
. Coohacticnt Ave. 'l'OI.
nilday Iaturday.
roll aata—wm'rn wvn . .. '
Barred Pinto-til ltodll ;
and .
WW. II for 15 com.
iii-await! Ave.
, . . on
and It the latent
and
"a ”rho pursuance“
, .
I old and" ' g.“
‘ olden. voaaarad treat f,
iaahlonadollalrn. -
din MW...
W .II ”it“ .
. .' row Whom
ovou wally voila noon in. m l,,n.mhimm
orwrllo wallnliowannoi! it.
'31” Ill 51 Hall IL, Matt.
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noon P. liALLOGll. lmfllll'
lulu-er. llatni . aaduladoll
tho am , undo-dole ,
, lmlnbrd if dulled.
ill. to 0:80 p. In.
lltllltll Norwallt.
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