'masarsnao says.
SillE ii] iii
sandal Taylor Asks Sprite
outpost of iha Board of
unnatural: and Taxation
~0visldo llelp Necessary to
Look Altar Town’ 3 floral:
* Intercourse infused into last nlght’ a
hearing at the council chamber in lia-
, vilsnd street before the town board of
‘ ‘flllllioto and taxation on the board's
browsed budget for the expenses of
the coming hgyear, when Samuel Tay-
lor. of Qaintard avenue appeared and
registered a strenuous kick against
'the board making any appropriation
for the state police.
In the estimate of the town court,
there was one item headed “~Superln
teadcnt state Police (last year) $1753
to Which Mr. TayIOr objected, and on
which hogaddressed the hoard
He understood that this was a hill
incurred ti'i' the state police expenses
. last year. and in connection with the
tonnage“. case and he asked,
would like to know it a taxpayer has
Will r here and prolelll against
bills of this character?"
Mr. Taylor had been given to un-
derstand that the biiiti had been pre-
sented to the aetcctmen and that they
had refused to pay it. First Selectman
Alfred AVlson said this was not a foot,
and Second Selectman Devlne said the
Only hill not paid was one for the ser-
vices of a judge and this Will not paid
only because the selectmcn did not
«have the money on hand.
Jud Taylor had received a letter
from udgeliowns Mr. Tammany stat-
ed, protesting against Judge Taylor
presiding in the case because he had
acted as attorney for some of the par-
ties- interested, Judge Taylor had then
withdrawn. and it was supported that
Judge bocltwotid would try the case.
but he had been ill. and Judge .lohn
it. Pullman. of Bridgeport, was callcti
in.
Members of the board explained to
Mr. Taylor that the item in the pub-
lished propoocdb was not for
bills already at the $175
was an ostl neg year, based
on the past ye Mr. Taylor then
asked if it was a fact that comm
wore. being based for belt. figured on
bi“, ‘wilitlflod.W for matters of
The bill to which kWh-m. had
made rofmnco was for tho pay of
Judge Pullman for presiding over the
Mmongellidiavcns case. Prosecuting
. Attorney W. F. Tammany explained
that it is provided that when a local
judge cannot try a. case an outside
judge may be called in, with pay at
no a day.
More Money for Ichooi.
Prosecuting Attorney Tammany also
appeared in behalf of the South Nor-
walk Union school district. which de-
sired to lava the proposed estimate of
$26. 910 increased by ii. 800. to be db-
plied to hers' salaries. The schools
are in a very crowded condition at
prsaont, and when the high school
moves out, it is promised to form
if.” time. It is hoped to have
two now When this spring, and two
more next fall. There in abut some do-
airsd increases in salary. Mr. swarts
asked if the times would warrant in
creased salaries. Mr. Tammany re-
plied that the custom bud burn to in-
to increase the toachcra' sultivica art
they showed merit elite "it i would no
elsewhere. it had it Illllisxllt'lli‘lli'f'
he said. that services have to in paid
what they are worth
Mr. It!" shop I“ been told that
enough money was wasted in the heat
ing of the Franklin school billltlllilg to
increase the teacher's' salaries: "on or
”00 in fact. This was denied by blr.
Tumflflu'. who sold hilt authority wua
probably hfr. Adapts. Mr Mtu'thou
said his authorlly' it contentious to rot
olefin to the boat at the now i‘olitottl
school had been born» out. Mt ”-luut
runny was sure that results all the
lrattklia school diaprovml wluu hurl
been claimed The matter was lllll-itll
til out at. ooasidsrablo leusth.
leaflet-wall! muffin” lnoroooc.
Attorney [no Davis I led in still
port of'i'in lug?!“ ill in "'0' NM?
iuo rltt on
hl'liiuiflil. 0! annual. “0° Midl'
tloaal was for tho salarl‘ 0'
lluporillioadoat I. Thornpwn
and .100 M “I with".
W
alumna LlQl" OMTIAOT.
to Furnish
. the“ beard
' of
“'t'w‘ me
Mayor I
contract botw
Nurwalk.
The contract
all last night.
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kiss Gilda lsml‘licilahis ills
Monitors With a “Rendering
of the Llppo Lippi
Mrs James Benton Werner opened
her house Thursday to the April meet-
ing of the Woman' a Club.
The president made a graceful. cor-
dial address, this day being the open-
ing of the year for the newly-elected
0mm
Reports from the secretary and the
executive committee were followed by
the prepared program which was in
charge of Mrs. Franklyn J. Curtis.
Mira Betta and Miss Pinned. “‘
The subject embracing the life and
work of some of our best novelists and
humorists was felicltiously treated.
The latter part of the afternoon was
made rarely charming by the presence
of Miss .(liida Varetti. Through the
kindly offices of Miss Betta this gifted
young woman. who ie‘g guest of Mrs.
Oliver Jackson. wan. induced to give
her remarkably fine effective render-
ing of Browning's F‘ra Lippo laippi.
it can wall be imagined. Miss Varesi
being the untilrstttdy of Madame Mods
jeskn. that her dramatic talent is of a
very high order. Her power of facial
expression is a delight The cltrb on-
joyed a treat long to be remembered.
on w ahrdl etaoin
lEli liliiElls Lost
LIVES m suit. ENG.
Rescuing Party‘ Also Overcome
by Coal Gas and lies a- Very
liarrow Escape
BATH. Eng, April iO.—Ten minors
lost their lives in the Norton Hill coir
iicry in Sornereetahire today as a rc-
ault of an exploaion of coal gas. The
first rescue parties to go down were
overcome by the fumes in the mine.
and wore only saved with the greatetu
difficulty. same of them are in a pre-
carious ctmdition.
A "CLEAN CITY" WEEK.
New Haven Plans o Vigorous Cam
paipn Against Filth.
During the past weck the different
committees of the Associated Civic
Societies in New Haven have been
perfecting plans for a 'clean city“
week similar to those which have
been successfully carried through in
other American cities The result of
the careful inclination of conditions
in New Haven conducted by the Civic
Committee under Prof. Bailey. has
revealed clearly the need for united
action. Gnoanicary eoaditioaa exist
which are a menace not only to
the health of those living in the con-
grated district but to all ciliacns of
e city. Not only the distinctly dlth
diseases such as diphtheria typhoid
fever and scarlet fevt-r but nice many
other minor maladies such ill lnlluen
an and ordinary mlde.are undoubtedly
largely due to these causes.
The plan also contemplates the
cleaning up of streets bark and front
yards and open lots throughout all
the city. The week before Mutter has
been auggestud as city cleaning wot-it.
It is the week that the children in the
public schools have their v.acutiou
and are therefore free to join in the
work. it is alao the time when the
orthodox Jews of the city are. enabled
in the work of cleaning preparatory to
the Passover feast. and the time of
the year when all classes devote them
wives to removing the accumulated
rubbish of the winter. By the cod or
this weck the street cleaning depart-
ment of the city will have completed
lllf' cleaning of cver street in the city.
fittperintendoni title. the acllnt
principal. and the public school teach
era of the city have ultto begun a cattl-
palgn of education «man the school
children which aims to on bu their ac
live and enthusiastic «separation in
the work of cleaning. in New York
and in other citiest or activity of the
c-bibbeu have proved a roost. oifecilvo
factor to wearing and maintaining a
(lilill city. Mayor Martin haa also
shown an active tutor-cat in the prom
«ti pulmt. frequent conferences have
becu held with the members of the
board id health. through which the
campaign wil be largely carried on
The "Mill" of all the city papers have
ultto pledged their hearty support.
IANNII DONATiON Alto we'll.
in donnootisn Willi a Hook
Trial in the Town Hall.
The annual banner donation and
slipper which was given by the Knight.
direct A. ill. I. Church. last night. la
the town assembly hall was a great
success The supper was hold from b
o'clock until sbcttt I: so asisok . after
which it "ill, iatorostial account was
Welsvorly glm.
The groatoot event of tho evening
was the stock trial Those were alsogol
Oivon
sad
ii Milli iiiiiiE
iiiiiiSl Bill
iiiiEi illEiiiE
fiorwsik Ilulslsr’s Asuciahaa
Will ”Sand (lac: to (testify
Commissioners Shortly -—
Hearing on licence Appli-
cation Aprll 21
The Norwalk Miniaters‘ Association.
it was learned today, intends to rev
monslrste against the granting of a
“ct-nae to Herman Quittuer to sell
honor at the City Hotel, in South bfaln
street. which he purchased this week.
This would seem to indicate that
there in still to be considerable of a
fight over thin place.
At the on“ of the County Commie.
sinners in Bridgeport it was stated this
morning that Lemongelli,‘ to whom
Judge James F. Walsh denied a cer-
tificate yesterday. had appeared there
anti settled up his obligation for the
part of the year that be has run the
Oily Hotel.
The place. It was stated further. is
now entirely without a license and
cannot do business until one is accur-
ed. Proprietor Quittner has made ap-
plication for a license and a hearing
on this application has been set down
for April list at the odice of the coin-
mitrsloncrs in Bridgeport. The re-
monotrance has not yet been presented
to the commissioners.
in rendering hill decision, Judge
James F‘. Walsh referred to the fact
that he was a member of the Commit-
tee on the Judiciary when the law re-
lating to the granting of a certldcdtc
was passed. The judge eluted, indeed.
that he drew that section himself. and
that it was his intention and the la-
tenlon of the Committee oil the Judlo
iury simply to provide that in cane of
an offence that wart mcrcly technical.
on iirst olfencc. the judge might grant
a certificate. But the can in point
was not merely technical. inmortgoili
had pleaded Chilly before ltiltl to the
charge of selling on Sunday on ihn-s
different ocmions. and Judge George
Wheeler had recently decided that a
mood sale under the ,ctmtlitions of
them sales constituted a «round of-
lenro. But without adopting Judge
Wheeler's view of the matter, Judge
Walsh mated Ililllilwif' was no ques-
tion that this offence of immunlli's
was not a merely technical pitcher.
He did not believe that amour-Iii dirt
not know what was mlflmd in tho
lease. and signed it ignoraniiy. On that
contrary the judge said that ho be-
llcved that irmongelll himself
llnctiy arranged the insertion of Illfloli
incriminating claum. There mtlltl in
no object. when the first lease wua
aigtterl. for IIOfitk‘ to try to get immun-
lp-lll to high a hull lcattc. to hurt Imu-
ongciii. Moreover the provittlomt for
the like of the harbor abomnt closed
houru was not it! all in the interest
of Iibodc; on lhc contrary is was dis-
lint‘tly in the interest of lat-mongol".
The judge fluid that he was convinced
that the provialona for the use of lhe
shop at clinic-ti bouts werc Illnt'l‘ll'ii by
Ia-mougelll with the tit-liberate put
tile 5
waitrnna councillor.
Ihowors late tanl t and Mill“
morning; warmer: lgbt southerly
westerly winds.
‘ .
'lelcn there had
lotion.
l l ‘9 this case it
be call“ violation
Mr Lemongslli pleaded guilty on
three counts. no loose shows, too,
that he intended to violate the law
it acorns to me that he knew what he
was doing when he signed the leaner
The certificate is therefore'refuscd,"
said the court in conclusion.
The effect of "fill decision will be
the forfeiture of the bond for the u-
cense issued to Lemongslii last year
it will also prevent him holding a ll-
canoe for oy y.aor
oncersin one interesting feature
of be h g. the mgepori Stand-
ard said:
A wordy war between witnesses dur
ing which lm Allan! Steinwald.of
South Norwallt. gale way to a violent
or of weeping. made a sensational
climax to the hearing on the [Amort-
gelil case in the wart of common
pleas. this afternoon. lira. Bteinwald
claim [while used abusive language to
her She wanted to have Prosecutor
Elmore 3. Banks swear out a warrant
for Robdela arrest. but the monocular
said it wasn‘t in his territory.
All this took place in the corridor
after Judge Walsh had refused to
a “new - ..
(Continued on will Page.)
illiiiiiii
[ii i i ii
EiliiiEii
fallen ill of Sheffield island by
lilo lags Greenwich and Ad-
die 'V., Isl Grounded later
Wliiie Golan Through Draw.—
bridge
The whole Eli lite system of the
trolley campus, was be via up as com
lilt'lf'ly as if by a band of bandito for
more than half an htmr last night at
ille South Norwalk tirzlwhrldle.
The cause of all Illc trouble was the
three uraam ucboouvi Belle O'Neill.
t(‘uplnin if. W. Coffin, bound to the
ipiunt of the lit. (burg. Pulp and Pa-
pt-r Company in Norwttik, which with
blown ashore on the wrist ttltie of Shef-
field inland by the Kitlt' yesterday
morning about if o'tiot‘li.
The O'Neill drawn twlve and one-
haif feet of water. and last night about
fzilil. while an anvil wua being math!
to get her through lllc thull’ilwbrid-
Kt“, itl'lv' poked her nose ill the fund of
the harbor bottom iA‘hilt' _p sing
through the railroad draw. Hfl‘glfl
puta- of violating the law and his con- lfittuliy dragged bitch. .tttr- r lunch cf-
Viiililli sui- confirmed by the limit
fort. so the draw could t:.lmta Bile
mony of Lemongelll himself flint the was ioadcd with Moll ton» of pulp
room had actually been tun-d tor the
sale of liquor on Sundaya and after
A! lillt'lllulil island lit- O’Neill bad
it nice berth, bar lili'l'll resting on a
hours Judge Walsh therefore tcfuactl dut rte-.k while her boa was not in
to grunt the certificate
The llridgopori Pool of but evening
gives this account oi the hearing )‘v‘lt'
tertiay:
.ludgt .iumeu l-‘ \l'ulah ill the
civil common pit-an court this morn
ittg refused to araui u ccr'titltutin to
Frank lwmonaelli. the notorious
Norwalk divs keelmr. to save the for
failure of his bond of taco uivt-u on
his license.
Tho decision watt given after Aitor
lie! Jail. J. Wllall had lliiiiii' u ire
mentions light in behali or indium-
golll. but Prosecutor lldlllle llhllllild
u daugtrous ltiou. Thu iuaa Addit-
V. and tho lrceuwiclt wrnl to work
up but about i o'clock ytetrrtiay. ulter-
uoou. flrat swinging llt'l' Diflll' around
uttd hull hcr'clcur about 7. p. ill. Nil
i‘uribt-r trouble was Mllu'l'ii‘llcfll until
illi' draw hrldgva Wi‘f‘c rcuched.
The O'Neill hails from New Moduli.
and la owned by the fllllmri. Transpor.
tation Oompany. of that city. Captain
Mark L. tillbori. president of them
may which owns the o Netti resolved
lllv llrsl uotilcsiiott of the irouadiua
through the New iamduu Day, which
bud l 'li'ill‘d an Associated Press doa-
by Judge John ll. Liam. tut ‘ilt Mint limlt'li sent out front tlotuh Norwslit
latertt' Aaaociotlotl of Norwalk met
him at every turn and the ilI't‘IIlltlll
came as above.
As lold'in these coittmua the cane
came over from Tuesday in order to
give latmougolli a chance in «villain
an extremely M lng ii‘liiii' Title
loose allowed in w ting that iomon
golli bad sublet the roar room of his
botsl with tho ospresa stipulation
that its could “use linear "for dining
and cthorp ." between them
hours of ii l’at sight and r. in the
morning and spas loads» and «ice evel'i do
ilonillyl.
by 'l ill. ”will“ ”until”
The schooner is of «it grtrao ions.
and Will built at Bath. Aiuirte. in iill.
COURT. TO ”LI RITUINIr
comptroiior's com to Have informs-m
lion front Thorn.
The stats oataptmlior'a silica is
eendlllfymil“ blanks to all probate,”-
lldo.di towaaad aadborouglt sonrisabd
eitho peace. to be filled
out and returned to the once when
or neglected children
or to the age of ii are
Mmsagoiii west on the stand this committed to a MW. lists or show
morning and tried to oaplola the loose
but on cross alaninatioahc sailirm-
lured imitation
mAioupaiisotlattiiuluuiutrauioautf
oil and twisted in every masibla way. he (loam y mviggg rm
only to boil nail! ironed to admit that cousin harm" ”is each do
he know "i lo were to twndcni and cat mit-
bo hold' at which it lrlonda were to toil shall be by the soon koalag
rid of a k ofbsar. the rhiitim In of tho
lawoagolll to show that the trailer the
Wore draws all without his have form an
.39? signing thorn ed information with as little
got road either one. as asaaiblo. If!" ill. low
I. clwrailve Mhsvo
them“ iutnito a copy of entire record” is
"the cord; as so.
tom mutual "WWW-J o aasoog.
cases who ll
i’iiiiEElliiiiil
Hill iliiiiiiii _
.[ilSES iiESIEiiS
Attorney William 0. Clark lias
Decided to Give lip the Office
and tits County Commission-
ers Appoint Attorneys lam-
rostly for South liorwsik and
Davis for liorwaik
_. - v, ---.....a- _....
l‘lRIDOEPOIlT. April lit—William
0. Clark. of South Norwalk. today ten-
dered‘hfs reaignatlon to the county
commissioners air liquor prosecutor
for the city of South Norwaik and
upon its immediate acceptance W-il'
llam l-‘. Tammany, of South \‘orwnllt.
and Leo Davis. of Norwallt. werc ap-
pointed his oucceaoors. the new ap-
pointees to serve in each city in the
town, instead of one for the entire
town
Ilotb are city prosecutora and an if
qtlor pmaecutors they will not have
the. fees which came to Clark. Their
new duties will be perforated in con
nectlon with their duties nu city pros
cclitorli.
The Clark resignation in the out
crunc- of the Lemongolli case in court
in which statements were made to the
effect that Clark an attorney for Lent-
onuelii drew up the lease- of the City
Hotel. giving him the right to use the
barber shop on the premises for doing
a liquor business on Sundays. election
days, and after it o'clock at night.
The charge iii mode that Clark as
liquor prosecutor lg”. lndlacreet in
drawing up stub a to knowing that
of laws which it was his ditty to en-
lover.-
lr. Clark stated over the telephone
title afternoon to The Sentinel, from
his home in Rowaytou. that he tender-
od his resignation to the County Com
misalonera during the for-apart of the
Wet-k, with the redirect that it be ac-
copied immediately Mr. Clark thought
it was dated April 7th.
lie said further that the Rollderimn-
tinge-iii lease had nothing to do with
the resignation and that the principal
reason was flint lie intend» to fix-ale
il’budipcaa in New York, where he has
bm‘employnl for several ntobtbis.
‘lfc also stated that he had informed
the county etmmissitmcrs last fall
that be desired to resign. but that
they requested him not to.
sstvartow satay.
mooring for its Annual Work of
' Prayer and bolt-Denial.
The Salvation Anny is actively en-
gaged In preparing for its Annual
Week of Prayer and Soil-Denial. which
has now become an catabiiahod custom
throughout the world. The dates fixed
are April filth to 16th. Last year th
Army raised a princcly sum by t
means. which enabled it to pure
missionary. spiritual and adult"
with uninterrupted success.
lfew persona mm to realise hit “it
vaai and worldwide movement this
has become. These modern crtltladera
have now more than lit.'il.'t oMccrs
tinder lhclt ltullocla. waiting ill aomc
fifty-four different countries and col-
onit-tt. and in their own energetic Wit!
they are Ill'l'flililllyi ilttt flospei to the
prior in about thirty different Isn-
(linguii. It appears from their recent
returns that the following coilntries
and whales have been invaded: (frost
britaln. Franco. Iwotloa. flaked. not
giant. lloiiaad. (tarmac. Iwitoorlaad.
ironwork. Norway. 0 ill-altar. ltoiv.
icsland. lotto. ladle. Ooyioa Java.l
Joplin. Oops Ooluay. Natal. 'Orao
rrso lists loot:
Bitch
Is
ork
i
United NWfsuatiiaad.
Argentine. ll . ads. Hawaii.
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a . us-
tralis. flow ioalasd. Tasmania. I
lot as floss are as istl for on as.
and t native poptt alien of loath
Of «clot institution thc Army has
new a vast network. numbering In all
figyflflmmv
gag
iii;
mm M w m
intulirwz‘
boson Inlay. the
l "m to
ring:
?
moo wilfaostsl‘ihmlig;
“.me "'not ”so.
.tasvosisst v
the terms were contrary to the spirit ‘
43.....-- ..
BANKERS 10 PM ,
I’llE ALDRICH Bill.
to Folioiio meatloaf, Says
Secretary licyl. Would be
lag interests
bability the Concealcut Bankcrs' As—
sociation will oppose the pasoagc of
the Aldrich bill by the national legis—
' lature. A meeting of the association is
to be held this afternoon at the Union
dcague Club “to take such actionas
may be deemed best." but it may be
passage of the bill.
The meeting was called as a result
of a meeting of the executive com-
mittee of tho "sedation held at
. Bridgeport on Tuesday at. which it
was deemed of sufficient. importance
to warrant a special meeting of the as-
soclatlon. This was called for the
Union League club this afternoon.
Secretary Charles E. Hoyt. of Sahib
N,orwallt when interviewed by g Pal-
indium reporter yesterday, said: "The
meeting will give the members an op-
oortunlty to express their views on
the bill to pass resolutions and possi
bly to appoint a delegate or delegates
, to appear at the hearing on the bill‘in
Washington. Several feattu'es of the
bill are detrimental to the banking in-
ter-eats of the country. such as the IA
tf-‘olleite mnendment, which would de-
‘prive the men interested in successful
corporations from being active in the
nunagcment of banks. as under the
bill they would not be allowed to it?
cure loans from the banks in which
they were interested. The matter of
municipal bonds as a basis for addiv
tional emergency currency does not.
» meet th needs of the curency question.
The bill wall hastily prepared There is
a strong feeling that a commission
abould be appointed to consider the
question before passing any legislature
on the subject"
PROFESSIONAL.
Mitt RUTH 8. WELL; PlANO~ lN
atrttctor. 2 Osborne Ave. Float . \i-or
walk. all) tit
MISCELLANEOUS
ANYONE DESllilNO th‘TTER
boxes ptlt tip or letter drops placed in
doors. communicate with ldtlw. it. Me
(town. at South Norwalk Post Office.
who will gladly furnish same at math
ergte prices. all) lit
cancers Alto nuns rattan up
And cleaned General house cleaning.
patisfactlon guaratitoatl. Address Fred
Arden. 22 Clay It. as st
W. -M...
. FOR SALE.
. FOR IALl—HMALL COIBINA~
lion borne. good saddirr and reliable
driver. 3100; also strong work horse.
:75. l‘, M. Smith. King’s Highway.
llaricn. AIO 6t
FOI IAle-liOl'ill-L s ROOhiii.
improwmettta, on early tantra. To let,
house. 9 f‘OOfliIl. Elm (irove Store.”
sill
POI bALl—TWENTY- Tliltlw Pl}-
kln ducks. ogo stir of gensc. inquire
of ‘iitephcn . f‘rarlbury. 3
old i
FOR IALlwlIORIB. CARRIAGE
and harness: reasonable. Horse is a
nice driver. fast walker. and gentle;
not afraid of anything: suitable for
l
ladies or old people. Boa ass. lentil
Nerwoik. sill lit
POI DALE—lick)“. PLANTH.
boibo. Strictly fresh garden and farm
seed in bulk lie-tor lilies. ssoloao
At Canon's. till Railroad Ave. aid at
'0! OALl~liliill l'Oll liATCH-
{remaiobdard bred single comb
to Will: the big kind: it per
"15., as per too A. A it Quockoabush.
nation
I
FOR IMl—Jl'lililli HOMIPOW-
or Touuot engine. shaft. wheel. brass
piping. sic. inquire iienliael adios.
ll
.u... wwwpfiv ..
Detrlttlent lo fictional Bonk- '
i
new HAVEN. April to.—-ru all pro.
safely stated that it will be ballast the
i
SMl i Elli
03E [WES] w I
llli Iii
Seveniiltiror Persons injure .
and a Loss of $20,000
Sustained in a fanatical"
House at 25 Pitt Street, flow
York
NEW YORK. April lit—Two onto
boys were killed mid several other pole
sons injured early today in a
which caused a loss of $20,000 to the
iave-story tenement house at 25 Pl
street. The ilre drove twonty families
their homes in the Ive
building, and emptied mnemonic“
lodging houses for a block.
The boys who perished were Willing
[Chooser 4 years old. and
I, who were ma ng
with their father and mother. Mr.
Afro Jacob Chesner. when they
their way. The motlwr saved herself,
and her infant daughter only after Ilia
hail dashed through flames. which
fire to her hair and burned the
from her feet. The father saved hlliv
tell and his eldest son. Ratchet. -
l years old after homes had cool .
wallowing off his hair and lid;
The tire was discovered by a bar .
am on the second floor who areas:
the miter ooeupanta of the house .
soon the fire escapes were ed. '
The women and children had a hard :-
tlmc in the crush, but the firemen all
up ladders and com had the rrlgbtcw _
led petiole on the ground. Thechesv
here had tried to make their way am
the stairs when the fire-escapes”!
filled and it was in the balls that tho
two boytt lost their lives. .
i 1' None of the lnjurcri was badly but.
he
had spread from the building in
it started but many an
structures werc seriously ih
for a time.
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WANTED
WANTlD-A YOUNG .lfAN
coachmsn. est Avo..x
Cedar at. soaw‘wnut. .
if
wanna—coon round illicit
or American out “two”
aiandtl fanail‘ milking
daily. and fort! in
wages Must board w til lilo.
Everett. ltowgytoo.
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WANTED — 8E Al. riser
class pointers. App to John W.
Hearty. 201 Washington ht. a. St
WANTlD—FOII CAllf burns. 185
to alto-acre farm. good bulidi ‘13,,” soeosv
sary; reasonable rice.
lore and photo to
brokers. 256 Broadway, New York.
Wilcox A Gibbs small and ha “i
«hint-s. due and cos work. The I'.
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New Y’ork W. y. “lfi
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ro tor—own on TWO roam.
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roots. olden law ,.;
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at. it
TO LIT-AT "WAYNE
room house. all imprevomoa lasted
laud. carriage house and idiom
for cows. pottitry y. kegs. near ,
and refined: tent to advance 0!! .
month for one lit-or. or fit
roll sou-Joey barium-oi. .
build oils in loath Norwalk. M mim‘hdmi" o ”la
rectum him ”it ...i
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out stiles sup ‘ In" tor-rumour.» 0a 17a-
cations all trials of "MM“ will
load. Av... Milli
all..." If“. Mobiles! “all” h”
noses in. nausea. aaptss' Mr m. or w
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grabbed ml‘l'drllflvod'". u fimmik." ro tor—rods
drum it. i of or
umber too “It“? so
i wii-"3.
snowshoes.
mamas bl West Ave.
‘bre was extinguished before 3
ed nmititt. to respectable patio-ton ‘ '
with or wl . I“! H .
their own door. redo ll. 0. it.
uh. office. , stool
TO LIT-{IND AND W . 3
doors. Bwarla O IQ'
ft
.lt. Gullah] son.
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