, gr-vv s
iiilE lilillll
’ Fins ,_ Vessel Formerly
' ”limit. E. Interpol
llsslisry. llas Several llctss
Start in iislI—Ililicr Vessels
Sank
Till satire lhuach of Mansiicld
1 NY; A New York business man
who has a summer residence at Bella
‘ island. was ~11me damaged during
ern Ilia in this vicinity.
blob ls named the
“Cyric,” was fozncrly owned by Wil-
"can I. Mallory. oi Danbury. and In
said to have cost In the neighborhood
. . . She had been overhauled
.- during the winter or Oberlandcr A
Klein's place In Rowsyton, and was
In line condition when she was launch
ed a few days ago and towed around
to n mooring place cast of Belle ls.
land. 0an the storm the vessel's
anchors tall d to hold. and she grud-
nally driiwd and was blown Inshore
until she encountered the rocks at the
Bulls island bridge. Here the constant
~{finding forced a half dozen holes In
hull, and she partly titled with wat
er, The glass top was badly damaged.
all the windows In one side being
broken.
Charles Stevens and other residents
of the Island made every effort to
save the vessel. and tried to get. her
all the rocks last night. In this they
were only partly successful. and an
. tempt was made again today to get i a
craft on the mud tiara so that she could
tie/looked over, and the full extent of
her damage ascertained. it Is believ-
ed that it will cost several hundred
dollars to make repairs.
The Cyrlc Is a thirty-eight foot
cruising launch. with a cabin over all
and has a forty horse power engine
she has recently been fitted with new
batteries. coils, cushions and other
furnishings at an expense of several
hundred dollars, and all these were
practically mined by the water The
owner expected to start shortly on a
long cruise.
Many of the tagos at Bell Island
were severely ngcd by the rain
which the . drove through
"an even the sheath-
doc
ing of the buildings.
Captain Alvah B. Tuthlll's launch
"d if?" W; m stink ofl his plans
of wgm5fi Blob the
A’hbmerging
The telephone lines to the shore
were badly damaged. All communica-
tion with, Hickory Bind was cut oil
yesterday and today. and some other
lines suitcrsd considerably
Yesterday's storm was the worst oi
the spring, not excepting the "line"
. storm. which was supposed to have
been here in. April.
Throughout The Norwnlks havoc
was played with the [rt-tin by the gain
and thin morning revealed tree limbs
anointed about the streets and In
some cases. trees were blown down
All tumble nrtlcles played hide and
soak with the gulc. Billboards in
Want MG and Ilnllroatl avonut
were blown down.
Umbrella denlcrs and mention
ought to reap A harvcnt as a result or
the storm. More umbrellas wort
wracked yesterday than In a lorry
little.
ALLIGID TO HAVI TAKEN DOL-
LII.
Cecil Dandy an Another Man Arrest-
ad in loath Iii Vsstardsy,
Cecil Denny. a stranger, and litrlwrt
Tsllrnage. n 30th Ntrrwrrlli rnuti. ub-
sorbsd too much llould stimulant
yesterday. to counteract iilt for-ct- oi
the storm. and landed into rho arms
of the pillicl
The police landed I to Edward
Bohoonovcr's saloon on t e Washing
ton strsct bridge. yesterday afternoon.
and Danny espied a dollar In it handy
plus and attached himself to it It is
claimed A "will the place was
empty. but rs. lehoonover saw the
transaction. sits declared. and sent tor
the pail“.
'l‘aiinrsgs Istt his companion. saying
he wanted nothiln to do with such an
ull'rt r.
lioih also won dually located.
finally was found with I cents on his
person. lath-u wsrs taken to the
police station by Chief of Police Voll-
mcr and Clear lifni
to ours dermatitis
, cit castration solos
Automobile out at mums
Organizes s Gratuities, on
Public Ssisty
Following the lead of the Automa-
blle Club of America, s Committee or
Public Safety has been organised by
M Automobile Club of Bridscport.
which hereafter will use Its influence
to protect the users of Connecticut's
highways against rscklcss drivers” of
motor vehicles. The club recom-
mends that complaints be lodged with
the state authorities In cases where
any chaulear Is shown to be lncnpa«
bio of properly driving his car.
This subject was brought to the at-
tention of the Bridgeport club b com-
plaints made as to rcckiosh rivlng
oi many nutomoblllsts through Con-
necticut on the ‘way to the recent
Brlnrcllli race. The new Committee
of Public Safety will hear and Investl
gate all complaints against reckless
driving In the section of the state near
Bridgeport. and when found instilled
will lodge complaints with the secre-
tory of the state, with the request that
"In: licenses of clienders be discontin-
u .
Other automobile clubs near New
York are preparing to follow the exam-
ftle oi the Premier American Antonio
bile organisation In this rcgard
TUNNEL WRECK HIHO DEAD.
Peter A. Murphy'Psrsss Away at His
“Home In New Rochelle.
Peter A. Murphy. who for many
years was known to his friends as the
"Hero of the Park avenue tunnel
wreck." died yesterday at his home in
New Rochelle. It was In that wreck
that Mr. Murphy had a leg and was in-
jured Internally. His friends say that
t- he never frilly recovered from the In-
ternal hurt received when be way pin-
ned down beneath the wreckage of the
passenger truth.
For nearly a year he lay In a New
York hospital. at times apparently on
the verge of death. leg was am-
putated while there,
Mr. Murphy was a passenger on tho
wrecked train. He occupied a rent in
the rear of the last car of the South
Norwalk express when that train was
held in the Park avenue tunnel on the
morning of January 8. 1902. to eallow
an'outbtmnd main line express to leave
the New Yorg Central yards.
While the South Norwsik express
waited a‘ White Plains express crush-
ed inio the car In which Murphy sat.
Murphy, with other passengers was
hurled forward and he was pushed
half way through a window His feet
and legs becama wedged under the en-
Ms tried to work himself free
and managed to get one leg loose
Then the roof of the car fell and pin-
ned both his legs down again. Al-
though snflerlng intense agony, Mur
phy directed the efforts of several in-
iured passengers near him while they
struggled to free themselves from the
wreckage Battalion Chief Farrell was
walking past Murphy when the latter
exclaimed:
"am the timbers oil my legs. and.
maybe, I can swing myself free.’
"Brit If I do that I fear the roof will
fall on the women inside" said Farrell.
who was directing the work oi rescue.
“I didnt think of that, " replied Mar
phy ‘60 ahead and get them out I
guess I can stand this a while ltmgcr.”
Then Murphy waited while the worn
on and children were taken out. Ho
no r. r to» in consciousness 'ior a minute.
although he was the last one taken out
of the wreckage
Battalion Chief Farrell siterward
paid a tribute to Murphy when he
said: " 'It was one of the bravest deeds
l ovcr saw a man do.‘ '
After leaving the hospital Murphy
received $18,000 from the railroad. tio
grunt was his popularity in New Rd
rhello that he was elected monitor of
cases a short. time later. A year alto
he caught cold. It settled In his lungs.
already weakened by the mangllug he
receiver! In the wreck lie went south
seeking health, and returned from
Ashevlllt- three weeks ago. Its was
liii years old. Iie loaves a widow and
five children.
KILLID IV A ITOVI EXPLOSION.
roar Persons Loss Their Lives in It.
Johnshur Vermont.
ar. .routvsnurivv: ,Hrty Ii.—« rm.
explosion oi a kltchcri gas stove In
the tenement of John Wilson today.
set has to that Interior a it caused the
deaths at four persons wo by burri-
ing and tits others by sullocstiou The
dead arc:
Airs. John Wilson. inrty yum
Mitts liar lac, her sister lil years.
liorah Wino so,it her daughter, 8 years.
John Wilson. her sun, 8 years.
leJilflEBESS
'lS ill Ell
Ill ‘ BE ME
llsstl Woman Salli is. is lrs.
Bills Guinness Isl .lsrs
Person Who Iaistsstsd Sov-
" oral Wall-lode Isa'
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CHICAGO. May tI.-A dispatch to
the lnterOccan from La Porte, says:
Mrs. lwllc Guineas. high priestess
oi murder, who at the back door oi hsr
farm Muse kept it private graveyard.
from which nine bodies have been on
cathed, Is alive.
This was established beyong a ran
.sonnhlc doubt yesterday. An ordinary
tape measure proved the agent which
may solve the perplexing mystery oi
the long series of startling crimes.
Careful measurements were taken
of the headless trunk of the woman
found In the ruins of the burned home,
which at first was thought to be the
body of Mrs. Guineas. This resulted
in the astounding revelation that the
dead woman was not more than half
the also our weight of the. siren who
Is lillppiiltii to have lured a score of
men to their (truth
In addition to the convincing lenti-
mony of the tape, half a doscn of the
Intimate friends of rs. Guineas as-
serted with the po Iivcneu oi abso
lute conviction that the. dead body was
not that of the mistress of the castle
of death on the McClung road.
LA FORTE. ind., May ti.——~New evi-
dence connecting itoy Lamphere with
be more recent deaths at the Guineas
arm, and the msslblt- discovery of ad-
ditional graves on the premises, are
the chlei developments exported lrr
todayscxpoundlugs of the mysteries.
Whether further excar atloas are to be
made will depend on thewcather.
Early this morning the rain was still
coming down intermittently. and un-
less the downpour artistes It will be Int-
possiblo for Shcriii Smutzer and his
assistants to continue their search for
skeletons.
The authorities. however. predict that
if weather conditions permit further
gruesome discoveries will be made.
This view In strengthened by evidence
which has been drilling Into La Pom
since early yesterday, One of the out-
side communications which attracted
attention come t at Providence It I
The message arsed that one or the
victims oi the death land may have
been irom that city. Confirmation oi
this is not obtainable.
What the inquiries of Prosecutor R
N. Smith Into the alleged connection
of Roy Lampher» with the crimes wll'
develop is exciting Interest. Deputy
ithorlif Roy Marv. who is aiding the
state attorney, says that he will today
produce wltncsaos to strengthen the
Ii'iilimimy of Innis litrllii‘, iiessle Witt-
laco- and Nettlt- Shot-triskcr, who yew
It'rdtry told the authorities that I‘m-
phcrt- had asserted that he knew
enough concerning Mrs. Guineas tr
convict ilt'l’ of serious crimes and had
threatened to reveal this evidence in
rcvengc for her prosecutions of him.
' Thus Iar only three at llw nine bod
it's huvo been Idchtidcd.
The known victims:
Jennie Olsen, the ill year old imier
daughter of Mrs. (taint-as
Andrew llelgelrln. of Mansfield, hi
I), .
0b- 0. llritlsborg, of Iowa. Wait.
(lire initial? COHiM‘Iifliiiilirlt‘U' live
mall's are unldontltiml.
The task of Idculltlcntluu In corupli
rated by the fact. that sumo or the troll-
lca have been In the grnrtntl itirnt
least olghieen months.
That the Pinkerton men. who wore-
brought. into the chair yesterday may
be able to discover fresh tvitlr'fit'o Is
the hope of iihcrln iimutser and Prose-
cutor Imith. The outsiders are to
churn oiC. .i. fimiih. and h. i said in
havo four assistants Two or Illust-
lt Is lurid. have boon drialicd I. l to arch
neighboring farm for initir'trltitltrri ro-
gardlu Airs. ilulnsss‘ establishment.
The or era are working under the ill
motto» of the shorili.
Another bodv has just hm-u found
at the Guinness farm. II was last an
ticrnoath the spat“ Where the that body
of today was in a Ikfiit'iflh
only and Is supposed to to that at s
woman.
The tenth body was turmn up by
the diggers shortly before it o'ctonir
this morning. it Is apparently the
skeleton of s also.
The can” gs. rpm is this nitsr- While the caust- oi the explosion Is
utnm at i: to. Jones ll. Taylor not MW". a! it" of "W "W in ctrosstt's irons: writs scam.
ili‘illl unable. pfgmt in m" lilo tenement I" kill“. it! ”HOV“ _._.
this morning. W "l“ '"l‘l’" "l" W "l “l0 WW" loaders Another Classic to tits
turned on thsgas in the stove and that W WWTMIM
ravasvrnA paras cowoauv lit- In lam "slit-ti ii. maroon. stay s «rs- om- thott
man or sx—v Victor II. it". Wilton m riot in In “Mt sand litilill stain was l'tlti st row
Mild". Dally Noose "is "00- ml 'l' “10'le “I.” lurk“ today and won by via-um
roll, of In. was the by. tits harasslittlic kitchen. Croksr‘s
only whom the Initial Till Willi! l M“ Tu“ “l. llhodorn ”number'sbrlllnhi three
uomlnlttn d . ‘ M i. '0'- “till IOIIII In it” “Wm gm g“ d". “u. h. g ml upon.”
ligatiosths , , and ills" ll" Mflmm l0 ”ll?! ii classic to ills “snorting trophies ul-
question. ill M V.“ ‘l'i'fl ll! the “ll" randy captured Its American
Mulls paid am for the dsnss scrolls. Irv-res an sportsrnnn. sn- was titanium event
r and contrast tsrstlthrossh tits rssr windows. sitar".- big ”so. Whom
«amorous ' ”WM Whmmwumuismsuma 1y
Warship log it. .. at Ian on and the two «Milt-ti Captain r. mm
where u- «it tho llielm '0". WWW ii. damn-onus Ardontrlvs.
body was braids MW but It was
Mm. into-II rite mmdihsurlhingcnrm
tm In rats ltsrwsiks rssrstss shtsu
The still was vs when the , g u. g.“
M. iii dildo/AW “PM“... . m M
llllliilll m at lions sssss' listen.
'llrss llsll no em oi the "‘
The convention oi the
Rat ‘ will convene In
I , a. on Tuesday.
lay it. will placid
stats deputy, main secretary, state
inasursr. stain Wasn‘t state
wants. it! tho ‘Milg year and
rag ates to the
national convaiitlm to be held In St.
louis In August. .rTho usual Interest
cantprs In the ca idnies for the var-
Iotis omens and Noemiul convan
lion is assured J
The mmittec tho crcdontlnls. res-
olutions and until g follows:
Credentials-l. Dolas, statcseo
rotary. chairman: T. It Ityers
Hatriord; .r n. wirppra. Bristol; r.'.c
Lyons New lisv
Resolutions—W J. Coughlin, slid
dictown. chairman: W. P.1‘srnmnny,
flouth ‘l‘i'lorwalk; 1.3. ”Marry. Put-
Jinn; W. Jkinlilgnn,‘ Thompsonvllls;
WK Delaney. Nsw Britain.
Auditing—d. J. WW New Brit-
ain. chairman; J. J. Rooney. Bridge
ptirt; J. .l. Donovan. Torrington.
The Hartford delegation will prev
root the name oi Lawrence J. Dolan
ibr rc election as‘ ie set-rotary. He Is
one of the proml nt mcmhms oi the
Knights of (3qu us In Hartford and
has been active-I associated with ev-
ery important un tricking oi the or
ugnisatlon in liar 0rd and with many
important ones th onghout the state.
John (3, Roland. state treasurer, has
the Knights oi Co-
. twentyono years.
wining Unity (for cll. No 37 in 188'!
He has held incomes of chancellor
two years and «fl grand knight two
years
The many tritdnls that James ..I
Kennedy has made while district dap-
uty believe he should be advanced to
higher honors and have started a
movement to place his name before
the coming state mention as state
deputy for the nest Mm.
An amendment to the rules and
laws of subordinate councils~iicctlon
till Is suggested by John C. McGowan.
oi Loyal Council. No 30 of New linv-
on. to provide for the annual election
of oillcers of all subordinate councils
at the first met-ting In March and to
hold their cures for the term of one
year from the lat oi April ioilowing.
The present law provides for the an-
nual election In lh-oenilior. and the
taking oi edict lsnuary 1.
sun. route causes
costar malaria
———_-
80th licrwslk School Instruct-
or Honored by Teachers in
Briiarpori. Today
At the animal mooring of The Fair-
ileld County Trscbcrs' Association
held at iirldgopmt hula". Superinten-
dent William (I. i‘tmtr. at this city.
was elected ttl'i‘nltltitit. This Is a high
compliment and is ”to itmruiid time
during his I’Piiidf‘ill't‘ in this county
that this honor hits mm» to him.
An chairman of tho «vi-cuttw com-
mittee the work of tho program given
today ieti largely upon his shoulders
I‘hr- twat l‘hiif tho wm'i. unrulvcs on
the new ext-culivo ct-ruurittcc chair-
New
map. Iiiuporiutcmlcrrt '\\'llllurn A.
Will'iilitly oi Fltiiiit Id
JUDION—CAMERON
Popular Inst Norwsla Young Lady
Wedded Vsstsrdsy Att moon.
The marriage of Mrs. .l lit-lit» Cani-
t-run. daughter of Arlvl t'unwvnn, of
East Norwslk. to lioinrt Urr Judson.
'li wtmdbury. Conn. toot. plum, yester-
dsy Ailt'f‘lwiil at ”to rculdenco oi the
bride ‘I llswklas arr-sue East Nor-
walk The ceremony was periornim
by Rev. Mater It. Reynolds. pnstm
of the Advent Christian church. The
bride was hauiiittily attired In A
gown of white, with it shite loco over-
tirrau. and carried a bouquet oi miles
at the valley.
The hridsrnald was Mrs. Lucile Do
laud also attired to white and the
built titan was Harry A Ihtland. The
house was beautifully tit-curated with
palms and flowers. and no claim"
winding supper was It'rVfld by Catar-
«r it‘. A. Issac. oi loath Norwsik. Only
the near relatives were present on ac-
count oi the la which mod. and
than congralu wry menu.“ was
race vod’h‘r wire irom irisnds.
'l‘hs w ding gifts Wt‘i’e numerous.
attostln the «team In which Air. and
Mrs. J are held by all.
Tho Is a graduate 0i Colum-
his tin orally, class oi '07, and ls l
member at the Kappa Psi Fraternity.
He Is proprietor oi the Wnodhriry
Drug Company.
Among the garlic present were:
hit and Mrs. hauls iii. John Nestor.
iii- and It‘s. ”am A. lkilnnd Dr and
Mrs. Howard I. Allen. of Wood
Mr and lira. Arisi Cameron. lira.
ls. thdnort. 0i Woodhury: Mr. and “as.
Arthur masts Alsawarih, A. Cause
an Aiasworth. Ariel (lambs Jr.
.... “airy-"Thins...
3.553%“..3:
EIHE Elli
lflii BEEEKS
Ii illiliii
Business Section at Prospti'rotis
Giorgia city Sustsiss a lot;
of “MOMM— Low Water
ATLANTA, a.. May 8. -—Hali a limo
business blocks lie Iii rains this morn
Ins u a result of a lire ‘which started
near the terminal station about 3: 30.
and at ’4' o’clock is sweeping through
the business goctlon of Atlanta
hevarhl small hotels and one large
one have been reduced to heaps of
brick and mortar. Your business
blocks are wrecked. and the fire is
eating Iis way In all directions. The
block bounded by Mndltion Wrsyih".
Nelson and Mitchell streets hits bean
destroyed. When Illa firemen reach-
r-dthc scene on the first alarm they
found themselves handicapped with
low water pressure. and this situation
had not been remedied at 8 o'clock.
The tire at it o'clock was wiping our
business blocks In the direction 0! the
center oi the city and threatening the
' entire business district.
The first burst of llamas Issued at
3:30 irom the third story oi a four-
liltri'y building at Madison anti Nelson
streets, occupied by the Schlessiug, r-
Meycr linking Company. This build
lug extended through half of the block
to l‘tirsy'thtv street. A prompt r?-
similar. at the firemen was of illlltt
avail, for therc was light water pres-
sure. llalf an hour afterward the
Schlcaslngcr building was In ruins and
the Terminal Hotel. half a block away.
was blazing, while the tour story brick
building between the Shlcaalnger and
the hotel structures was in flames.
By 5 o‘clock the hotel guests had
been hurried from their rtxrma. An
hour later there was not a brick above
the foundation oi the Terminal Hotel.
In the hotel were! a number of cor-
tridgcs. which from time to time es—
plodod until the firemen drove the
spectators Into the Terminal station,
five hundred yards away.
ly Injured In the fire. The present loss
may be estimated as follow: ‘
Bclrlcsslnger building. 875,000.
Six-story brick building, occupied
partly by the Paragon Suspender (Zom-
bsny and by Station B, Post Oillcer,
”00.000.
Four story building occupied by the
Liquid Carbonic Gas Company. 815.-
Ilirschborger stationary Manniuc
turIug Company, $25000.
Moon Shoe Company. ”0.000.
Atlanta Salvage Company, 83,000.
Besides the Terminal Hotel. Child's
Hotel, a iourdtory brick structure on
Porsthe street, was destroyed.
The Inman lilottk. on lhe corncr or
Mitchell and Porsytho strcets, «truth:
or brick structure, three stories in
height and cart-titling from Mitchell to
Nelson strt-ct. caught lire about ‘I o"
clock and was destroy-"d, In this
building were the Central Bank and
Trust Company t'anch onim, There
was also In this building Alverson
lirothers. armors; thr- [tinder I-‘rume
Manufacturing Company. lllrschbcru.
utatioucrs; Grafton and Knight, maria.
fucturers, and flu- ii'uikor Clancy Miln-
ufacturing Company. .
The F‘i'it't‘illiun Ilai l-‘at-tory, occupy.
Inn ti the story building In Mitchell
strtwt. tutti thtv McClure Wholesale
Mouse to Mitchel street. which was a
depot for a large dve cent store buli-
ness, were both destroyed.
JIIOMI SHOCK MCI.
I-IstI Drinks With friends in s New
York Restaurant.
NW YORK, May l.——Iiistrtrt At-
torney Jerome's personal relations
with Alina Iran. son oi Thomas I'. ll!-
sn. were the suhitrct of Inquiry today
In the Investigation oi char sanitist
iir Jsmms. The latter ssl that after
the New York on“ ltsilws‘y Cotnnsny
had tossed st Ilsa ltrset
Railway and gusrsn: I“tli’lartki‘tlsntisui
seven per cent. on is “:u‘m
Belt-oat s rod that the nice at
«chairwoman-Winona»
to avoid tho not-sanity or paying the
dividends! A. A itysti and Company.
In said. were out-ml to buy up the
stock and did so.
l'rsnitlis Horas, cosssolm tor tkssose
lsliisnts not Air.»
lot it so as not out Allan who: Is
a rsstasrsst while Initials it. Daisiss
was saturating up In the list w
trial. htr. Jen-s said he had to
tho nstasrsst with Assistant rist
Attorney as. the I boys
casts Is and that he shoot with
them tor drinks. its silo said that
ul'r. Carvsss sister room”? a m
. . w t
Vial and gentlest rest Mics Co.
to the at tits tints when
WWImty
emu.”
Pressure Ilsrnpsrs Firemen .
So far as known. no one was action».
.thtshssdflsilnmgls.
V' PAUL’S rains
pus AIIIliAl. IEEIIIIB
Reports of Gilles» llssti Show
Churches to be In Good ecu-
cities
The snuttli ranting of the lit.
Paul's Church was held last evening.
but owing to the rain there were vary
few parishioners present.
.Rsv. C. hi. Bullock, rector uncritus.
presided as chairman oi the meeting.
Frank [laptop was elected clerk.
There won several reports read.
which showed the parish to bola a
elected senior warden and A. A. Betta
Junior warden,
The following were elected as vet
trymam Isci‘irsnd Jackson. Chariot
ld._Mlller. James Ii. Hall, Irving 0.
Smith, Wallace Id. Darin, Louis C.
Green, lit. John Merrill, Arthur C.
Wheeler and Thomas West.
A. It. Austin and St. John Merrill
were elected as rcpreacntstivsl to at.-
tead the diocesan convention. which
is to be held In Middletown, and Ar-
,thur Chlitam and David it. Pollard
were appointed alternates. Samuel II.
Iteiden was elected to attend from the
Chapel of Our lioly Saviour. and
Frank l'ioutop was appointed as altar-
unto.
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FRANK LIN SCHOOL SITUATION.
Petition Addrssnstl to School Commit.
tel For Special Meeting Not
Later Than May 14th.
There were no special devolopmsntn
today In the situation at the Franklin
schodl, except for the Increase oi pub-
lIc agitation over the triattcr.
John lv‘. McMahon stated today that
he intt-iids to present the petition.
which he has been circulating. to the
district committee. and reqrresta tho
committee to call a spccinl district
meeting for not litter than May 14. to
thrush out. the whole Habit-ct, and t0
deem host.
to the meantime the three teacher!
who objected to a change In the reach-
ing arrangement at the whool are still
almost from the latter. and the sub—
stitutcs have their rooms to charge.
“Edward Hyatt, of Norwalk, has pur
chasm! a Warwick motor cycle.
ro LIT-«HANDSOME APART
meat, seven rooms and both. hard-
wood Ilotws; hot water heat; over}
Improvement. including janitor ser-
vice. J. ll. iayton A 00. m7 3t
70' LIT—AT ROWAY‘I'ON.’ NINE
room home, Mr! minutes from train
and trolley. Rent OI: per month. In-
quire George E. Everett, 55 Railroad
Ara, South Norwalk. m7 3!
To LET—AT ROWAYTON‘. LARGE
li-room house; Improvements: two
acres of land. ohmic. lawn. tilt!” can
rinse house and stables: rent. :25 to
830 per month. Inquire George It. Ev-
crctt, 5:. who“ Ava, south Nor-A
walk. ‘ai‘l tit
10 Lari—coca on rrvn more
rooms. all Improvements. Including
steam heat and gas. 2i Scnvicw Ave.
Inquire at above address. m7 at
1'0 LlTw-IIOIYBE, Six ROCHE.
North 'l‘nyisr Ave; rent 08 a month.
Inquire Ilnyt-s' hikt. ' mil It
TO LIT—FIVE LIGHT, AIRY
inquire l‘lit Washington St.
mi
To LIT—A liltiilitAiiLIi iIOUllt‘.
with all Improvements, In mid local-
Ity. Inquire at 22 Taylor Ave.. near
West It. mm
70 tar—nouns. Iii. tillOVll.
sis atoms; rent tit.
Knapp. In West lit.
TO LITmil'lRI‘l'
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nourishing condition. H. ll. Dana was .
take such Milan as the meeting may ,
rooms. with Improvements. Inquire '0 Milli Norwaik. Tlfill ’5 upwards,» ,
2i First an. Rant Norwnlk. ind tf Inf lit
7 LIT-WINDOW. "168' ‘A '~ IIINNAN. W GLENWOOD
tipp.o l' W Ave., South Norwslh. Cnrpsntsr sad
it Jobbing work of all kinds .
Iain “extinct E
air win mostly purely: to W
MEI iiKE
EHEM Sill
tircst Itcsl Vmsi, Peter I g
mars a Total Uracil—iii”
man who for more than 24 hours insi-
hcsn lacing deaths In the raging Inn
near Firs island. were rescued into 7
the crumbling Itqu of are big oat-than
ship Peter Itlckmors early today 'illil
rescue was affectsd after one oi the
must. trying experiences the hardy tics-
ssvers on this exposed coast had our
hscacsilod upontofscs. Noi .
than; dosen times hope of saving .
Imporlllcd band who clung desperate
to the doomed ship was all but scan
dosed and It was only tbh casing -
the gate and tenth sen that‘atsds real
one possibls.
Not a man was lost. and It Is
It rod that not one or them so!
ny permanent harm as a result of
trig tight against death. The
steel ship. can of the driest sailing
sols that ever rode the sea, In
cally a total wreck. Her how s41!
stern have been completely torn- .
by the mountainous wares, her ‘ ‘
were ripped out.1rcr deck houses
bridge swept away and site In full
water. She Is lying far back on
bar. and It Is unlikely even that
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thls hand. 25c; s tlmss, soc. Addi-
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WANTED—LADIES TO KNOW“
am In need of Immediate work.”
bring your old and new work to Loni
Cross. 82 North fdnin St. South N
wall. In? it
wanna—nonunion av Wm
day or meal. with ,or without --
llama cook liorrsc‘ renovated. -
furnished. Suitable for con In or
gls persons. Tellers p 5 ,
both 8t. ,
wsurati‘
want a fgdolew 9-; ”0‘me {J
at Bantam Call on phond Utah;
detd 11M after 7 o'clock p.‘ In..or
writaJ. H. Derby. 3.7. 1)., bitch laid.
Conn. no It
WANTIHIRL NR GENM'
housework In small family. Addilnl
A...C Sentinel oillce.
wanna—nor as manna on
Prouty and Gordon presses. Address
8., csreleatlnclu ml It
susmnas nations.
HOME-LIKE ACCOMMODATION!
for ladies and gentlemen. at llvsrstt,
House. 55 Railroad Ave.
lindrlgnn ilotcl. Thoroughly ”Mat.
ed and reirrrni'shed. One of the host
LADIII' AND 0 NMIIN'I
meats. feathers. k gloves. m.
are cleaned and dyed gclcnttllcnlly.
the hostbn Gleaming and Dyeing 0a..
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Ave.. Norwslltv, ses'tol l’lns I
Connery Grass out. stores
largo rooms. all Irnpirsveiaertts. plenty
f t; 5, _, and grounds cared i.or
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