-'_issrtiiusttsn rlyo.
Bill Bill;
Bill lBllB
liUlEB llP
‘ lsysr P. i. Ismail Instructed
is Appoint a container at
lwsniy- hrs Citizens in Look
into M Infiltration Police
Signal hosts
The hall was set rolling last night at
the“ monthly meeting of the South Nor:
. flit Council in a campaign to test
the public pulse on a proposition to
erect on a suitable site a spacious
And crchtsbls municipal building. in
Willey might be located the City Coun-
cil chambers. politic headquarters. city
library and oihccs for all the public of
' Icicle Inch as is: collector and water
comm uioncra
B a motion introduced by Council
min James 1'. Powers and seconded by
Councilmen Frank ll. Fitch. Mayor
Francis 1. Darnell was directed to up-
point a committee of twenty-five rep
resentuivs citisens to go into the mat-
. ter thoroughly. look up sites and to at
tend to any other details which may
develop. tum Burneil is now at
work makingchoioe of the personnel
of this committee and will announce
the names of, the members within a
day ov‘two,
Though a municipal building was
tallied up by last year 's Council. the
mosement did not reach the strength
that. it hss now apparently attained.
The action taken last night came
about as a result of a discussion on
tho prolong leaned city building in
anllnnd street. Councilman David
.Rlyntond stated that the owner
would not make any Improvements
unless the city takes an additional
'lcase for fire years at the expiration
0f the present lease next April The
. Colincil discussed the attention at
length. and decided that rather than
saddle so long a lease on the city. It
would be better to learn whether the
' ic want it or prefer their own
municipal building.
Several other matters of importance
came out at last night's meeting. Au
(Continued Fourth Ml-
cutbli Tcnntstv sc‘ALnso.
WW Child Pulled Wash Ioiiu
Front Otovo Onto lady.
Jaw children have snryivodfla‘ 8tor
r scalding such an snooty at
urdsy aft byth nlhetcsn
months-old son of Ilr. and altrs. James
J. Ghiotto. For a long time the child
hovered between life and death. but
yesterday it was believed that he
would live.
The accident occurred at Mr. and
Hrs. Ghiottos present home in West-
port. Mrs. Ghiotto had been washing
seine clothes, and while she was hang-
ing they up in the yard. the little
fellow pulled a wash lmlloi‘ from the
stove and the boiling water dashed
all otter Its body. 'A physician has
culled ll soon as imssiblr to relieve
the child's, sulttring.
It ll “with“ the child will be
perm-Indy scarred. though only
t Nobody! The outside were so
had hat a large area of skin ('iilllt' off.
Ll‘i’TLl GIRL WAS LOIT.
Hod Crowlsd Under lonch in Cobhlcr’s
Shop and Geno to sleep.
There was considerable excitement
on lin- iiaahington street brldm' short
ly before it o'clock last night. and
lasted until nearly midnight on no
count of the strange disappoarniu-t- of
sis'yt-ar-oid Elsie Wilson, dnuphtrr oi
Mr. and Mrs. IBI'Iolt Wilson.
The child had '0" playing with oth-
er children in the tit-ishborlumd (lurid
the evonlng. but bur parvulu Ullmm
that. she had gone up to bed with "it'll
two hiher children.
instead. who had orawlt-ri under it
bench in Liverwort'k cobbllua ulmp on
the bridge. Wilt’l't‘ she went to sloop
without the proprietors ititowit-dpo.
iihn had been billing With the lutlor'u
children and it was supposed that she
had gone bums. Ilse was only found
When the houses in theylclniiy were
rt'nrchd
annssvso POI PLAYING IALL.
timid "'.".'.‘."i'.a°‘.i“:..'.'."'
turn to. a or
t‘anley, As Arms and Howard
Peterson under arrest yesterday after
noon about 4 o’clock l0? will!”
bull in l stroll. NONI h. which
iliiliiltllllllf I". linseot the bill"i
reside in lliio M III! I'll“?
cactus came up M “mi." “but!"
.lutiso It if. lankwnct. they worsens-
Ilnut-d until “in” morning at 0
ttt'locli. owl” h M M thnt "DIG"
lluui was not ml this morons
W
wtu. luv vac mastitis.
”it ts‘soing ts ‘spspsi
it till ti 0'
in llmrth W ,
night the oily. ,
rilnumm mail
out lot-u than
for oar-h clause.
slmwr Daniel
. number of
the new o
mail...
TOOAOOO ”OWE”
Will. RAISE With
low slum rm outnu-
iist will the honest and
Prices for test Boar's Crop
M
NEW MILFORD lay 5.-—Dissaiis-
tied with the prices received for last
mus
m0
season's crop. many farmers
in thisssction will {ch up raising io-
bscoo this massed. t is said. and will
go more extensively to the cultivation
of corn. For several years it has Men
the custom among farmers heresbouts
to give the greater part of their time
and attention to raising tobacco thus
neglecting corn lots and other sections
of the farm that might have been used
to raise feed. The result has been that
money received for the tobacco has
usually been immediately used for the“
purpose of liquidating bills of feed.
Last year. It is stated. at the prices
received many farmers found they had
hardly enough to pay for fertilisers
necessary for the tobacco land. "Raise
corn and sell plenty of milk. “ is said
to be thti' cry which the tartar-rs are
adopting It is further pointed out
that the 1906 tobacco crop sold for
good prices to the assorters and pack-
ers. but the latter are said to have
much wupr in disposing out to man-
ufacturers. one large packer having as
much an $200000 worth stored In one
warehouse with practically no demand
for it. This pecker Is said to have
lost nearly 350.000 on the 1906 crop
As a result of the amount. of old to-
bscco on hand. the packers showed
little disposition to take up the 1907
crop, and the farmers returns were
unsatisfactory.
rrrusttclut smt ,
‘ CONVENTIIIN rumour
Question As to Whether Buikcley
or Brantley" Will Be the
Delegates-sitar”
HART 0R1). May 5.-.lnttsrcsl among-
ihe or log delegates to the Republi-
can'state convention. which will be
called to order by State Chairman
Keneuly tonight, was centered. in the
question as to whether United States
Senators Bulkeley and Ilrsndegee
would be sent to Chicago as delgates-
at—Iarge. The proposition being on-
tertained this afternoon was to have
all the tit-large delegates. six in nun»
bur. named by the convention itself
and not selected at the Congressional
district conventions as customary in
the me of four of them. The matter
was brought to a head by Chairman
Kencsly. who has boon unable to
srnoctlt out the trouble. and the idea
was to elect the delegates in thi
tier: Charles l". Brooker, Unlteddnafates
Senator Morgan 0. Bulkeley. lolted
States Senator Frank D. Bran egce:
Charles Hopkins Clark, 0. R. Taylor
and Timothy Hopkins. It was pro-
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BiBPElilEB5
BET, SBBPBBB .
BEBBIBBMEB
Several Organizations Ailiiisi-
all With the Building francs
Vote to Stand by the Inn
New on Striiis
. A delegation art the ‘Csrpentnrs’
llnlon stated today that a proposition
had been made to the employers by
the union and that the bosses had
turned it down. refusing to consider
It. The proposition was made at a
meeting held In one of the local car
penter shops. between the bosses and
the union. last Friday evening.
The union melt think that their pro-
mnitlons were fair and Just. and are
willing to leave it to the public to
decide the question. The propositions
made were as follows:
First—We (the carpenters) agree to
accept the signatures of the cont-rec
tors to our agreements as a body in
stead of each separate name, as has
been the custom. And by signing the
name of the inter -8tste Association.
it will be accepted.
Second-«We will agree to accept all
non -uniou 1mm now employed Into our
union for the regular fees; and fur-
ther agree that they be allowed until
June 1 to make their applications and
pay their money into tho union. if
they tit-sire to Join.
'I‘ hird~ That an arm our induction to
haw the men return to their old posl
limits, as fur as possible.
The houses refused to agree to these
propositions and madc- the following
true in reply:
That all old men of the union return
to their "About“? show. under the
old terms of hours and wages. but with
the present condition of open shop.
The union mt-p claim that if this cp-
en shop In run. it will surely mean a
cut in wages. and any that the houses
have tried for many yearn to get this
thing through. When this trouble first
came about a month ago the bosses
then promised that they would not
hire any nonluniou men. but they have
done that already.
‘ The men claim that they have been
very fair in their demands in the past.
as when the times were more propped
our and the ll‘ldt' was Ilourisflng.
could have demanded more money and
could haw pour n It without a doubt.
In other towns hereabonts cartienit-rtt
got more than tho pay In this town
innd yet the bosses want to cut them
down.
A member of the union asked It the
people of The Norwalks were willing
to let outside men come into town and
developed in Hartford. it In under-
stood. opposition to the sending of the
two senators unless it was conceded
that the convention should break prec
posed that this slate be sent through,
the convention. but immediately there.
do their work, anti take the mom
out of town to spend it. and lot the
good citizens anti taxpayers of the
town lay ldlc.
'l‘hc contractors have all signed or
ccpt the members of the inter-Bistr-
gation for Mr Taft. (Yhulrnmn Ko-
neaiy is iiing to favor Ibo unit rule
for that egstlou. but dots not think
It well to pass a resolution of instruc-
lions. in the early aftermam the de-
mand was growing that the. Congres-
sional districts name the" delegates
an usual. Thorn scented to be no
likelihood of n olumae in the county
deb-pains as previously mentioned.
The bulletin giving the program of
the convention was issued today. it
provides for a meetin of the state
i‘oiilrni committee at 5p. m. ut the
Allyn House to puss upon the it'lllptll'v
my roll of tho mvention. At 7:45
Senatorial cunt-uses will he held ‘to
nuuu- umnhors of the committee on
permanent oritunirsiion. credentials
and rckolulons. At ii o‘clock Chair.
mnn Kent-sly will read the cell and In
trodttre Senator lv‘. 8. Hillier, who will
make an address. ilpon udimlrnmcnt
until in a. in. tomorrow County and
lliklritl caucuses will be held. The
t'lilllliiiiisie on permanent organisation
will tum-t on the platform and the com-
mittee on resolutions will gather at
tho Allyn House. At 9:45 iomormw
iivnntoriul caucuses will be hold to so-
It't‘l n itwrtthor of the control commit-
"'6' from each district. Al to o'clock
the convention will be In orrdtr and
twrmansuuy omnlsod. as In expected
with Dr. bother as the chairman.
.,_._.....—__.
RICOMMINDID A PAOTOR.
Dentistry Ioptist Committee licorice
on luv. it. I. Carpenter.
'I'lro llsnbury News yesterday print-
ed the following:
The pulpit committee of the nuptial
Church made a recommendation to the
church yesterday that the church call
to the pastorate the her. It. ii. Car
ireuter. at present pastor of the lisp-
tist Church in ilouth Norwslk. Notlot
was also von yesterday that at a
mating tits church on Titsrsttsi
evening. May it. a veto would its tail
on us the question otcsit llr. Oar
pastor
nrwslk church sis years. ill in up
Contact that lirw osid accept a nail
to tho Ilsabsrv char“ If it was sisdr
unanimous sad that the oestnittos oi
iksskurokkdetouu
kissstsosss
m
VAN WWW Will. Pill? WI
iii News Illn-
..‘dtl'mmlm... iii. m.
wsili "Gish MWt war
l Wiley bsiwosa Geo
mess minim Bu‘B'hh'B
of t is . The sons“ one sees to
edent and definitely Instrutt the dole»
Association. who are E. ilurgr-r it
Company. A it. Muikln it. Company.
iWaldron 8r lilordon. Smith & tiregurt
‘iiniry W Matitt-r. la'siit' Gamble illlil
i"..l~l. iledit-nt. All the indopt- -ndtnt
builders have signed one.“ out u' .m
but XlM'NPd to alert in tho nour Iuturn.
The Tinners' Union held a meeting
last evening and voted to uphold the
carpenters and not work on any job
where non-union carpenters Wt'Pt‘ cur
ployt'ti.
l'he Plasterers and lit-uh Law Is
i'nlon hold a met-ting Inst ova-ulna In
the (l A, it. hit" iii Wtill riruot and
tiny it olt Iht union tote. not in work
vltn nonunion t‘uipt‘nlt'ru.
'ihe l'iumbrs' linlon and ill" l'iiiiil‘
is“ Union have taken a sllnilur voio
In the past. The Healing and Idahtlrtc
Company is the only plumbing «stub.
lishtncnt which has born t'fll‘t‘llfll so
far. but there are several masons and
plastersrs who hare tun-n tum-d to
stop work.
It wnn nintt‘d that thtro ill'i' from
it) to ill non-union curriculum wnriritu
In the town at present. Mum burn
«Inn to work. but how mnrmti In
their homes when they lt'lllilt'll of the
trouble. The carpsnit'rs urn taking
the same stand that they always have
Inlion itg'ttltist the open shop.
in Greenwich there had but-u trou-
ble about this some matter. for abtuli
two Years. and it has been Itettled la
the same manner as the llltiil here
have proposed to do in llaultury all
shops have returned to work entrant
two. and Contractor nudsnlsntt
that place. who is building lilo itattan
villa for Mark Twain. has withdrawn
from tho tutor-stats Asmlsiiun on ac
count of the matter.
The bottom in Norwalk say that this
Is the only town where there are any
«moments to be between the
lllt‘ll sun the but he nun claim
that this is not so and that towns all
over the state have spur-tussle In or.
or! trade.
Albertina will be held tttuislu in
“it"; WW»? 6W”?
D it
atttdslsauica otsli tksussisss of the
building truss
W
"IO!!! Oil susrv NAIL.
”beans .1 sryI.
in)!!!"
trunk
mm:
kswss'nshtccssrkts
areal“! assailant»
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BEBE ‘
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t‘ V B y A
WAIHINW Ian b.--'l'ho Post
Itlovsrno‘ Job“ of Minnesota.
33va the Denver
Democratic
«can. in: W s winners s.
Hammad. of .thc l‘edsa Congression-
sl District of lilac-sis. the him who
detected for .i'ormsr llepre
assume James wary. one of
the Republican lenders during his oer.
vies in the house. Hammond nominatv
ed Governor Job for both Iris
terms as pochr linnesots and
both iterations-on mat a nominally
Republican state into the Intros-erotic
”"3""
nquostiousbly," he said yesterday,
‘Juhnson will carry a loss Propor-
tion of the southern Itotom Even in
Alabama. which apprentice will be
lay it and among gwhose people
friends of Johnson have” done little
or no work until with Joe last few
days. but we. have lound a corpus.
Ingly tarps Johnson following. This
is particularly true of business soon.
"i have before me now the copy of
an Interview given out by Walker
‘Psny. one of the i log attorneys
sari politicians in ltl tngham. in the
NlJllll diltl'lcl of "tum. Hr Percy
points out that Jolt is a winner.
not it liner. of no" lizicnl campaigns:
that he has no crude“ theories of gov
eminent ownership to aimiogiso for.
and that his strcnttth in the Northwest
and East is unquestionable.
"Other business men and tmlltlcul
authorities in the state an. oiit with
similar declarations. l merely moor
lion this to show how strong Johnson
is in states where uo.partlculsr light
has been made for hip).
"There. will be a hi to have the
convention Ink.» not favorable to
Johnson. anti I lwllet’o it will do so.
If it does not. it will d't-nroustrsw at
any rate even in s stste claimed so
confidently by ilrynn that Johnson In
backed by a large following.
"When you find such I‘ situation as
that you can easily rncognise the ab-
surd position of those. who say liryan
will carry every slntn In the South.
The fight in most of the states is now
on definitely. Mr. Johnsons friends
are sure of victory."
[own
New tutti District Attorney Oc-
ciiaes till his Grand‘ ittry
Minutes withltthCIetk of the
Court of General Sessionsn
NEW YORK. May 5. -Iilntriot At-
torncy .lt-romo said liltiit)‘ that M‘
would go in jail I‘Mh"i than mmply
with no order rrttiwtl from Judge
Rtiuuisky that eorluiu itl-Iml jut-y mitt-
uteu bt‘ tilt-d with tile tli'l‘lt of "W
t‘ollri of pour-rill uranium
Mr. .lnrnnu- maria rim. mic-rural at
the hearing of charm-i. ..guinut him
before (‘ot'nlillsaltim-r ”and who wn
nppoinimi by Governm- li trim . - ink.
tmhlililltl‘
'Ilttn rwt'orda which .Iudct' lillhllii‘lii‘
ordered filed with tho r< tr. nf gonor-
at xu-ssions were than or ”to grand
Jury which invonti It-d iht‘ affairs of
the Metropolitan trot-t Railway sys-
tem last November. ’l‘bt- effect of rib
lng these minutes with the clerk
would have been to tithiu‘ them pub-
lic.
Mr. .lt-romo declared llilli Judge lins-
nlslli‘s order called for Ibs-orlginni
minutes of the grand lury and that
thin is in violation of tho law. Judge
Rosaisky thorouptm Imp-d a new or
tier that copies of the minutes be filed
with the clerk of the court.
TIAGHIII so Jo's—rams.
Do Not Like Odor Consolidating the
Franklin Wl Dudes.
The three touch." of the Franklin
school. as stated In those not-
unuis lss light. obioclod to using
chanced about so late in the term. did
not report for dutlatlhs school this
morning
This action is the outcome of an on
tier conciliation titm' l'il0llll of
Grade 0 into two and transferring one
or the isn'ttkcrl to another depart-
tnent.
This action on the part or the teach.
m is in the asters of a unique «rise.
KIVOIIJ LAND HAI WAT“. .
The statue m from Weed.
ward avenue to Institute.
iteyssr island. was tied y .
and was turned on a 8 o'clock. no
general tilt the work was giv.
on to Wit ltblcltsiton whoso-
suas wuklchl was 43: "WW“.
5'
It was started on A ”wand them:-
of
j
‘ ” who... rosscltsrw
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Mwww ..
BBBlBllMEli
lBlE iii Pil
SBME NBlEB
city of liorwaik. deprives
lorry for Sewer Madr—
Discussion Over (lest oi ill-
ssss court Sewer lsltss tip
limo .
The (Woman Council of the City
of Norwsiit held a regular monthly
meeting last evening at .he chambers
In Wall street. Considerable business
came up before the meeting. The full
number of councilman was present.
The meeting Was called to order by
Mayor Charles A. Stanfield. The rain
nine of the last regular morning were
read by City Clerk Hurlbutt
Oahu iioyt apiuutred before the
meeting and requested thata bell be
put in his house. in ctrunoction with
the tire bell. as he could not tell.
when any trouble was caused. its
had two cases of trouble lately, and
once he was on hand and the matter
was quickly adjusted It Would be a
great benefit to him and to the or
Vice.
Councilman Ilubbell asked if in»
could tell If the big bell should start
to ring. and he replied yes that his
hell would repmduce the some sound
as the big bell. lie was asked whni
the wholtI cost would be slid be said
about ‘10. He stated that he could
come up and make the repairs it he
know of trouble.
Councilman Skelly. ltt \it'W of stutt-
gustlotis made by Mr. Hoyt. made a
motion that the tire committee be
authorised to put a bell in Mr. lioyt‘s
home. the cost not to exceed $10.
The matter was voted unanimously.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
l’ollcc ................... 8 19.30
Fire Department. . 74.47
Administrative .............. 228.81
Bower extension ............ 391.17
Highway ................... 1.660.2t
Library ...........\ ........ ”2.39
$2 546.38
A motion was made that a bill of
the Connecticut t‘otnpsny and l. .l.
Roy‘nolds bill be referred back. and
it found correct. 'puid. Voted unani-
mously.
”illicit-sch» A. M tittssok ---- presented
(Continued on Tklrvi Page.)
AUTOMOBILES ILACKLISTED.
With the black list and the refusal
of furry transportation as its most at
fectivo weapons the Long Island Rail.
road Company. in accentuate with of
ilcinl action. has entered the arena as
alsmer of reil'notory automobiles
Machines brimming to u number tr
prominent. New York residents have
been posted by a number of B!" into
blacklmnrdn .ti Mug island (‘iti wllh
the public pr tr lnmntinu that ”to iron»
porlnilun of those automobiles ovt-r
Iht‘ rompauy’r lt'l'l'lm piping between
Manhattan auri‘lxiug Island has been
mitt-ed.
BUSINESS NOTBCES
Advertisements of 25 words under
thts head. 26c: 3 times. 50:. Addt
ttonsl words. I cent each per insertion.
CALVATOI CHAMOTT. GENERAL
contractor. 20 Wood St. \lut'll solicit-
t‘ti. m5 iii
LADIII' AND (BENTLEHEN'S
are cleared and dyed scientifically by
the ileum Cleansing and Dyeing Co.
mt Washington St. 30th Norwslk:
at Main St. Norwalk. Telephone con-
ldctlon. int It
'IOIIIT LYNCH. at PLYMOUTH
Ave. Norwalit. sexton l’lns island
Cemetery, ttrsss out. stoves repaired
and grounds cared for Ascot for
\A'dport Marble and Granite Works.
Tel. ”ti 1:. mt it
0.7. IlNItllC‘P. PAINTER AND
dscoratcr. will paint your button wit
best motorists. Ask for ostimaic Ad-
dress it Osborn Ave. East Nor-3”,“
Wit-hilt! PLAN! AND armi-
sstiess tor all kinds of ”but"!!!
ens-t seam. No damp sys-
tem. it. Haring. Arson-ct and auto-
sr. tl Iaiiread Ava. loath Norwalk.
or.“ (loss.
LADlfl'
mafia...
garments. featherti. kid gloves. etc...
5 ll Railroad Ave. lo. Norwslk.
u lioowsydiu. lisrlen. Ciltlh.
cirrus were its
liAlEb rsvsssrsr
0s Instrumentation of Colonel
Gilbert L Fitch its humus
Captain F. P. Wood
Callisto Edward P. Weed. formerly
captain of the Sixth Company.
Artillery. of Norwalk. who was retired
at his own request. is again back in
the harness of active service.
By an order lust issued by Adjutant
General George II. Cole Captain Weed
bacon. suschd to s y depart-
ment. succeeding Captain edorick l'.
Wooth of Stanford. retired
Gap tstn Wood's new duties. while
giving him the prerogatives of an oili-
cer on the active list. are not exacting.
requiring his time chiefly at the an
nual encampment and on hold days.
CORNER "OerLK MAN IANK-
DPT.
Fred W.'(lregory. formerly of Nor-
walk, who conducied a paint and oil
store in Bridgeport filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the district court of
the (lulled Slates. yesterday. and he
made oath that he did not possess
880 to pay the filing too. His schedules
show liabilities of 89. 096. 48. of which
80. 632. 76 is unsecured. He claims as-
sets of 85. 695. of which .3. too repre
cents value of real estate and tuna
value of stock In trade.
GOALTON. OHIO. BEING
OESTROlEO BY F iii
mm
Police Sistton. town Hall and
Fire Headquarters iisvo
Gone to Ashes
C(lAlsTON. Ohio. May 5w lt‘irc Illi'ttiii'
ens destruction of the business dis-
trict. The police station. the town
hall and the fire doparlnwnt him- at
is blowing.
Cosimo is in Jackson County and
bus about l.800 inhabitants.
WANTED.
Advertisements of 26 words under
this head. 26c: 3 times. 50:. Addi
tinnsl words. 1 cent each per insertion.
WANTED-dim! TO LEARN DRAW
ing and surveying; small pay. good
opportunity. Apply 50 Fifth an. East
Norwaik. m5 It
' wanna—NEAT that. non ens
oral housework. One who willdsep
at hoot-9. Inquire II Sesview Ave. 3.
m5 t
WANTED—SliCOND-HAND BABY
carriage and second-hand sewing mil-
-hluo. itoth must ho in good condi-
imi; prices to include putting on cars.
\titli‘i'itp Herbert Marpics. Ilranchville.
Juno mi lit
WANTED— HOI' 8F CLEANING.
garden tending. whitewashlng. cellar
rimming, lawn cutting. Apply 7 WM
it. i'iouih Nm‘wnili. Preston Strong
and W. \l’oodards. nit lit
WANTED—TU RENT M' FAMILY
of adults, a house. ti or 7 moms, con.
trnliy located. Rent reasonable. Ad
dross "Rt-m." Sentinel other. mt lit
WANTED—~IIIMRDER8. LADIES
or peptic-inch. in private family. Ap-
ply it Taylor Ave., South Norwalgr.
in :it
—-7
w-..—
FOR SALE.
Advertisements of 26-.words under
this head. 25c; 3 times. 50c. Addi-
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ano. Raven A ilttcon, urn. Inquire
Mrs. J. w. ltudwsll. run It
POI hALI—Ol." tuiTAiiiJBlilD
hotel business. with twenty rooms.
mind paying barroom and facilities for
keeping table insiders. Write to l-‘.
0. Don hill. South Not-walk. mt it
POI “Ll—01000 CA8}! thl.
buy six-mom cottage with forty foot
iotst Rowsytcn. Must be sold at once.
Inquire of .i. it. Layton A 00.. In“?
in t
can “Ll-CHEAP. “Alto IDA-
annsdwood. block or split. one low
milk cow. . hate or tens. apt
Dssnng mach nos. all parts. tsrnt wa-
ngzgossasdhorsssrorallwork minus
manure. O L. James. Dean. Arc.
til Norwsl k. nil It
POI “Lb-tidal) liOLl'l‘lillN
now. three years old. inquire Itovs
Hulls. iii! West Ct. in! St
POI IALI-PIGI. Clitld'i‘llt
white: tit-loos reasonable. Come and
ass theta. or write. superintendspt
till i
POI DALI—CHEAP, I horsepower
Myiioder 7' act contamination
shaft. wit-sits lbrsss piping :It tool
Gears: 0'. Mia. loath u ling;
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7 now. with or without colt. Ap-
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ready been destroyed. A heavy wind-
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swimi'mumty wit-ls.
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littv. 8. Psriurs Occurs, Ii. ll
Illvss this of tits '8trospss‘t;
Actresses Ever lissrt In its
Church-Instr and. Social
" Features
An occasion long to be remembered
was the second annual bouquet of the
lien a Club at the South Ne‘rwslk Dos-
greaattdnal Church. last. evening'l‘ks
speaker strong. manly and sine
his address searching. viaorous
throbbing with vitality. given with to
lug onset to a gathering of urtocc
minded. thoughful. earnest listeners
who tilled the banquet room of the
church, and last though not least the
banquet Itself and the ladies who serv-
ed it. made altogether a notable evol- ‘
inl-
It was with evident and institlsb,
pride that Rev. Dr. liscfsriaod looknd
Into the faces of a large body of faith-
.ful loyal men who stand so chisel!
iby him In the work of his pastorate
'I‘ito err-hing began with a mooptlon ._
In the reception room of the about. BB
from it to 7 o'clock. and while the
orchestra discoursed continuous It
sic the reception committee were busy
Introducing the guests and the all
who had gathered to meet them. The :
special guests of the evening were thl' ‘
ltovs. S. Parker Cadman. D. 1).. Boom ' .-
i), Egbert. Hush H. Carpenter. Frank 4 -
l). Torrey and Saul 0. Carlton. also .' .
inuis it. Nash formerly of South Nor- .. “
walk. and now of Brooklyn. and “‘3!
~ t'rlcit ..l Smith. a former parishioucr
Dr. Mscfarlsnd in Massachusetts. who
is now a member of Dr. Cadman's ,
church. B
Dr. Cadman was met at tho
and escorted to the church by J
John H. Light. whore he found a is ‘
body of men eagerly waiting to ‘
him it 7. 30 o'clock the coupon:
marched down to slipper. which W
been prepared by a large commiw
of ladies under the chairmanship of
Mrs Marshall ll. Talles- '
The divine bleasln was invoked by
the itch. George gbcrt Tho
per itself w unlly due 3
men did it e rwdusticc’." Dori
banquet there we n selections by»
Bible school orolgs [:5
Mrs Morton it. i, . A
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ro' LET. . : ~ 9
TO LET—FOUR noous. is, m- 7"
tptlre 8 Raymond 8t. ‘5 it ’1
TO LIT—WINDOW. DEBT WA} -
tion. Inquire 128 Washington It. . .
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vo Lev—noun ‘ chainsaw
rooms. Inquire ll. Beebe, Connecti-
cut Avo., city. ml at.
T0 LET—-AT NORWALK. Six
rooms. first floor, large )nrd. garden:
sis moms. first iloor. East Norwaik.
Cali write or phone. D. 8, Hull. hau-
der iilot-k. So. Norwalk. In! It.
TO LIV—TWO on THREE UN-
furuikhod rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping. Convenient to trolley.
Don't call tlunday. Call No. 30 First
It. In! It.
1'0 LIT—SlX-ROOM HOUII.
Bast Norwslk. rent 011.50 lnquirn of
George Ii. Vosburgk. Oi Washington
St. South Norwaiit. or w. A. lowi-
aon. l liauford Place. blast Norwslk.
in! It
“v0 LIT—”PIMBIIED MIMI.
ry mayor. r v ego of bath. Insulin
7 High St. p
To Lav—run HNIBHED noon;
use of bath and all improvements. { ’
tlontan only. Address ii. care l: ‘
ones. In! I -. "
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nouns. with every mnvsnlenos m
light housekeeping. with water All 5’
range. No.1" nut Ave at It 9...;
re Lav-m unwrap“,m . “f
otdouble house. inquire MW
Isntlnol ones. afternoons .
tvo LIT—A DlfliltAiihli IIOOII:
rwith sIl improvements. in land
it . inquire at N Taylor Avon
out It fl ‘
re LIT-HOD“. his!
All rooms: not :ts. inspire John
Kristin. on West i.
re ur-rrasr swan. m
ton-s. all improvements. M
it. rest tilt . Address
Guitar
70 LIT-400! M
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