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ESTABLISHED 1870.
Post-011106 as Second Class Matter.
Enterednt‘the South Not-walk.
soars uoawsLK. CONNL. um”. JANUARY 8. 19097.7
NTI
BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND and OWN OPERATOR.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Generally fair
temperature to
light ‘0 modera
Win“. except
6 st.
with slowly rilin
night and Saturdayg;
tc northerly to easterly
strong tonight on south
TWO CENTS. _
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' UN BRIDE
____S__i_l00
County Commissioners Listen to Evi-
dcncc introduccd by Norwalk
Ministers Association
With PlitilS ,iili
iiillliNSllliliii ilillliil
Hearing in City 01 Norwalk to Be
, Held on January 25|ll
Whether the Washington slruct
bridge is a suitable place for liquor su-
loons is being fought out today in tho
South Norwalk court before County
Commissioners Whitman S. Mcad. Sl~
moon Poasc and Zlohn Broplly.
Tile remonstrants, as has already
been brought. out, arc. tild’lnembcrs of
the Norwalk Ministers“ Association.
They are represented by Judge John H.
Light. Attorucy John J. Walsh up-
poars for .lumcs F. Laydcn, whosc
place is located at. 202 Washingtoil
street, and Attorney John .1. Canon for
Ellie Schoonovcr. applicant for 154-0
Washington street, and Lodorlco Gior-
dano and Aricllo Piorlllo, applicants
for 152 Washington street. Mr. Cunco
announced at, tho hearing that. Frank
Soltoz, applicant, for 175 Washington
street, desired to withdraw his appli-
cation.‘ The other applicant for u it-
’ for No. 108.
cense on tho bridge is John Carpcnlcr.
Tho heartily can tho rcmonstrancu
made by lllc c . ymen against tour
Norwalk saloon applications wore to
have herb heard next Monday in thc
Norwnlk town court, but it was agrcull
betwcon the lawyers and commission—
~ ors, this morning. that these hearings
should be put. over until two wccks
from that, date. The applicants rc.
monstruted against are John ()‘Sulll.
van, Mrs. Anna McDonald, .lamcs (1mi-
nors and Mace Brothers.
A remonslranc‘o was filed rocellliy
against the granting of a license to
, Tonyfl‘o ‘ pollution the sounder-3' place
in Rhllro avenue. but this was with-
drawn, and the commissioners granted
1 W.ml.a 110W, .
on ‘t e_ hridéc obsesrwsre begun
.thll‘ffib , ‘g the court room was filled
to. its capacity. The clergyman pros-
out; included the Rev. George l). Eg»
bert, the Rev. Dr. C. S. Macfarland.
the Rev. Dr. s. O. Curtice, the Rev. Dr.
C. K. Woodson, the Rev. F. D. Torrey
the Rev. H. B. Carpenter and the Rev.
Lester F. Reynolds; In addition, there
were Marge number of witnesses and
other spectators.
The reinonstranco against James F.
Layden was taken up first, and. as a
separate case, the opening was devot-
cd to testimony favorable to Mr. Lay-
den. The first witness was Registrar
Fred h Lundquisi, who considered the
location suitable, being at the end of
the bridge. Thomas village. Dnnlcl '1‘.
Murphy, E. F. Smith, C. A. Anderson,
Robert Josclovsky, Dominick Canuvari.
Max Gillkowslty, Alphonse liolnzcl
mun and J. irving Dunning in turn said
they considered the location suitable
and the taco wall conducted.
‘ The ot or witnesses for the defense
included 8. W. Kelly. .1. W. Ohilstod
lind‘L‘H.‘I"l{ll'ilei‘. The general trend
of the testimony was that of all the
applications. Laydcnls place was the
l ‘ the‘ most suitable.
' ' adds.
The first witncss for the remon-
stra’nts was the Rev. Dr. \\‘oodsou.
who considered the location unsuit-
3. Hill touched on the point. of
emergency policc calls and tho likcli-
hood of drinkers falling overboard
from the bridge. llr. ll. 0. Sllcrcr‘s
objections cxprcsscd were the sanitary
conditions. None or llw saloons them.
he said. are sanitary. E. ii. illlulliart's'
objection was tllllt lllt.‘ saloons wore
’ alanglthe highway bclwccu East and
Solith‘Norwalk. and that conditions
"5 had. changed on tho bridgc ill ton
f insigtcn, years; M. H. Tolles and J.
,‘1W.,1‘Marvin objected because the sa-
' S. Mslkinl
"l Rowe.
loans were‘ on the main highway he-
twsenSouth and East Norwnlk.
.‘The‘ghoarlng was adjourned at 1
o'clockgi’o‘r an hour by the commis-
sioners; .‘
_ “Wallyfor Clearance Sale at, Coh—
neally &. Brackon‘s. See adv. 8th page.
L‘ -‘-'3‘cansffl‘omatoes. 25c. Joseioir's.
,. cocksuosuavmsaans.
Ross, nikln ‘Chosen Chief Hay-
, .. ,~,‘,l'nl'_kor; for :‘fiomlngqfl’erm.
.Gockonoor‘naym‘akors. o. 32%. held
‘ comm. last‘evening. at
‘ dilatreet, at which
Oust-fieefi-rWilllgm D. Records.
, Pastiflhlef Huymaker—Jamea H.
’Lln'colnu 1'? .33.", . _
Collector of, straws—F. B. Malkln.
Kasper, .‘ota Bundles-Hi. William
. . _, LN: Chamberlain.
1Boss.Drlirsr~é-ll‘ttotiorlck Rowe.
W ‘Chslnberlain and
. social honrwos
its human, Haymu‘kcrs
a)! relreshmonts.
alululuuu
uuluuui
Promoter and Mining Broker Arieslcd
in Oakland. Calilornia
OAKLAND. Ooh. .lan. S.—-r—l')ctu
the forgery of .laulcs l-l, Mu ruy's
name. to notes and documonis ,uugro-
gating. nearly. $1,000,000 which 101 last.
night to tho.,arrcst of 1“, ll. Sixnol. pro.
molar and minim,r broker of this city.
llllvc‘colnc to light. Murray is u funk
millionaire and bunkur, whose [liffillllt
resident-o is Montcroy. Cal. . 1
lie arrivcd here from Molltcrey.
than two weeks ago to begin till I
ligation of tho forgery and found
President William G. licnshaw. f
Union Savings Bank. of this city.
four holes drawn on a Kansas
bunk anicnshuw‘s favor and put.
ing to ho signed by Murray. tho}
aggregating $400,000. .
Murray at once pronounced l
notes forucrics.‘ llc hogan nu
ligation. which. it isullcgod, (“fit
that Signor llud givcll lilo Illlii
licnalmw in connection with ling.-
cing of a, tlcai involving a plat
Soutbcrn California. licnslmw t
the notes over to Murray. who his
covcrud a number of other pnpcrs
lug lorgcries ohhis signaturc, tho
amount bring $860,000. ‘
Murray presented lln- mattcr l
iricl Aliol‘ncy Donahue and a w
for thc arrcst of Signor was isslul
Signor surrcnduml and lundv i
confession.
Basilio tho four $100000 notcs
tioncd, lilc forgorics luclllllo tll
lowing: Sight drafts for $40
$5,000 and $10,000.
Bunker llcuslnnv (lociai'os tlln
nor has not profited a dollar b
i‘orm‘u‘ics.
is of
more»
nvos-
that
f llle
hold
Cit y
port-
totes
hcsu
nrcs-
lost-d
s to
unn-
t ill
lrncd
i dis-
lll'ilr'
total
Ills-
rrunt
(1.
full
lllt‘ll-
. fol‘
Ludo.
Sig-
» the
~~v-\\'alltrd-i§vuryhody to know that
1, Louis Gross, formed partnership
with Joseph Finstciu. a first-class tai
tor. (llllli‘l‘ and filter. Next. wl- want
more work, especially now ill tint dull
tlmcs. Now or old work at rulsolt
ablc prices. lross & Finslciu S2
North Main street. ‘
sinuous :
cumuluul
Recalls the Old Privaiecring
During the, War ol 1812 ‘
WASHINGTON. Jan, 8.-~Thg 5%
coinmittoc on claims has r'eloir
the United States court of claims
old case of Havens and Jenkins. which
has been before congress every suision
since 1818. The present bill was nitro-
duccd by Senator Brandegce lust. scs-
sion, and if a report favorable to thc
claimants is malls by the court, all at-
tempt will be made to have the. am-
ount awarded in 'the large clalni bill
now bcfore tho sonata. , , l
Thu caso grew out of tho. wa
1812. Adam and Noah Brown. 1
otllcrs, engaged in privatoering du
that war, with the brig Warrior. 'l‘hc
commander of the vosscl was lllwis
Smith. of Norwalk, and the agent‘s for
it wcrc Scnscllor HilYOll and Ch: rlcs
Jenkins, who lived in Stamford. 'l‘hc
dalmhtcr of Mr. Burma and thc g and-
daughlcr of Lewis Smith still livc at
Stamford, the former being Miss {ate
Havens, and tho latter Miss Florlrnco
I’. Loo, ol‘ (llcnbrook.
The Warrior. according to the
ords. captured the British sloop
doc. and by order of the district (
of tho United States in NBW‘YOTIi
vcssl-l was sold. The sum of 30
was awarded to the captors, and
sum was paid into court. in 1815
court ordered the clerk, who had
custody of this money. to pay it
to tho captors. but the clerk abscot
with the money, and the heirs at i
tried to gct‘the monoy due them. 1
rs] years ago the heirs of Lewis S
were successful in getting their s1
hilt the heirs of Jenkins and Hill
are yet to see their money.
Last. session Miss Leo succeeded in
interesting President Roosevelt in the
case and he wrote to the commltle ‘01)
claims, urging them to consider the
claim, with the result that thowmlo
matter has now been referred to the
court for a finding of facts. Attainoy
Matthew E. O’Brien, of Bridgepor, is
the attorney for Mics Leo. The am uni:
involved is $2,866.04.
nale
d to
tho
r of
with
ring
roc-
Dulr
onrt
tho
.000
this
lhc
lllc
)vcr
doll
[100
cv-
ilh
are.
con
, ——3 cans Corn. 25c. Joseloif‘s.
WiNNlPAUK HORSE RUNS AW
f '
Animal Owned
AV.
Did
By Joseph Tracey
Some Queer stunts. ‘ _
The horse owned by Groceryms Jo.
scph Tracey, of Baby Hill, Winnip ilk,
started on a wild rampage, last 9 en-
ll , about 6 o'clock, and did. some De-
clt tar stunts, before its capture.
animal started at aibresk neck ‘ ,
down Main street. towards Nor, 1111:.
and did not let. up for ,a vminutop .
raced along through: the'o'teams nto
Main street, and‘wheli' in 'flont of De-
Klyn's confectionery store took to the.
sidewalk. nearly turning" the "soil
er, but its hitting the. rear end; of
of DeKlyn’s wagons prevented
The horse kept up its speed on the
sidewalk. and a saddle horse w ich
. was standing at thoedgeof tbs an tor
was knocked down. 'i .
lilies Edith Falrman had aiclose
to being struck by tho horse. but, he
dddged into an‘roncefs store his in
they. nick of time. fJaoll‘, Fseney' ap-
peared on the scene aboutthitl ti , o.
and captured the) horse last, in at
‘of Frank l. Jonefs store: W ,
«4—Don’t mu ,~ to! road ,0. .f. ”ulna a a,
0on so. in this pub otthexo out
While Sale. ‘ "
Days -
tiMMlilii #
th MESSAB ,
till S'RtPiiRi
Secret Service Communication 01 Presi-
dent is Disrespocilul and
Objectionable
luauusuuu
llauulinuu
Recommends That the Documcnl Be
Laid on the Table
WASHINGTON. Jan. li.-—lli‘lviug giv-
cn consideration to tho prcsldcnt's tur-
thor views regarding the secret sur-
vlcc, containcd it) his mcssago to tho
House of chrcscnlaliw-s lust Mon-
day. lilo special colnmiilcu appointed
to deal with tho b‘lllljl-t‘l lmlay brought.
ill its limit rcport
Accompuuyiim it was a rueolullon
'wlllt‘ll ili'i‘iill't‘li it ill llL' tlli' Ht‘l‘fil‘ tll'
tilc llmlsu that ii shall doc-lino to con»
sidcr any coulinunicalinn from any
sourct- which is not n-spm-tful. roconr
lnonlliui; that tho ohiucliouui portion
of thc prcsiduni'a :llllluni llwssugu in:
laid on tho tablc and that similar uc»
tlou bu lakcn with rcspuci to tho mus
saga of last Monday buruusv of its bc-
lng “unrcslmnsitl- lu llli,’ inquiry of tho
lionsc." as to what the prcsttlcnt
mcaul when he said, rulurrlni: to thc
limitation placed upon ilu- fluid of op-
cratious of the scrrcl survicc. that tho
“chicf argument ill favor of illt‘ pro
vision was that tho congrcsamcn did
not lhclusalros wish to ho inroslt
gated? '
Wilcn Chairman l'vl‘klus. of New
York. of the sporial (‘i)lilllillii‘l‘. urosc
to filiilil‘. his rcport .llc llil‘t‘ll an aluu‘lst
full moulhcrshlp. whilu thu gilllurics
wcru puckcd with inturcslcd spacia-
tors. itiossrs. Ii‘uwnuy, Smith. of lows,
Slim-icy and Flinn-raid worn on tho
rascal, what lhcy ducnlcd to bc tllc ln«
stimulions of the prusldcnt upon them
as lncmhcrs of tho oommlttco on applo
priatlons, 'l‘hcy wcro not. alone in
their indignation. indeed for some
time past. tllsfcoilngs of the mcmbun
hid bean growing more and morn in
pulse. and sonic of them have boon xiv
inc way to their soniimcnts in lap-
glulgc which fillly tcstitlcd in lllt‘ll‘
woundcd pride.
Mr. Perkins uddrcssl-d tlu- liousc as;
follows: -
“To your coniuiittw wcrl- rcfci'rrll
curtain passugcs coulaincd ill illc un~
mini lucssacc of tho prostdcnt. We
were to dcclllu whclhcr, ill our opin-
ion. thcso portions of tlic lnossaxc
Worn couclwd ill such form that a prop.
or 1'i‘illll‘t1 (or ill" (llgllllytlf il Rrr‘tli
lt‘gisllllivc body should forbid tllclr rtL
ccpiiou, Wu an» of tho. opinion that
llli' portions oi the mcssual- do mn-
slilulc a brunch of tho pririh-scs of
this llollso and that lhcrvi‘orl- follow
ills: tho prcccdcul sci in similar carer‘s.
lhn liousc should dcrlinu to consldl'r
lllt‘lll.
"With illc motifs of
tho quuallon
(Continued on Fourth Pairs.)
«~20 lbs. Sugar. Rt.
Gilli litiitlHiltii
litiiii Witttiitili
Switch was Thrown Open and Engine
Lcil Rails and Plungcll lnln Bay
at Bellingllam. Wasll.
BElilJNGHAM. Wash. .l:lil. S.»
Vl’rdckcd by unknown pol-sous who
threw the switch upon. locked it and
put; out the lantern so illc cuuluccr
could not see the peril. Grunt Northern
train No. 272 north-bound. icft. thr
track just south of Bellingham yards at
Conicrclal Point, last night. The. en‘
gino was almostoomplctcly submerged
in the hay. the mail car and the hat;-
gage car were smashed to bits and the
smoker was derailed. Tho iircmun was
killed and two were injured. .
The hreman’sbody sank with the su-
glue and has not been recovered. The
engineer'weni: under. but cumc to tho
surface. struck out for a piling and
clung there until rescued by a boat
The passengers. of whom there were
seventy-five, were badly shaken up.
but none was injured. The local policu
and rallroii‘.,, otectivesunith ill in.
claring the wreck to have been de-
liborateiy planned. No arrests have
been made. _ .
,—Lsmb Fore. 10c. Buttery‘s. ‘
.lost-lol‘f's,
CENTRAL Lason UNION.
flutes: Against the Big Sentence Im-
posed on Labor Leaders.
The ‘Contral‘JAbor Union hold a
regular meeting last night. and pass-
ad the following resolution: ‘
. Resolved,- That. we protest against
the uniust decision and unnecessary
severe sentences of President 'Gom-
pars, Mitchelland Morrisonglot. the
’ American Foderatlbnmf 1 labor. ‘ and
‘hsrewlth express our sympathy:
-—I.nrze Gold Dust, 180. Joseloff's.
0.
floor, prcpart-d by word of mouth, to .
. w l
as. mo mas. wsumrz ENTER-
? TAlN.
‘uuphlumu
Holding PlacesTn Stillé and Govern}
menl Service at the Same Time
WASHINGTON, llall. ,8.——~0no of tho
most prominent figuros‘ln the first sol-l-
nion of the prenatal confirms, iii-cunso
of his demand for an vlin’tliltlgllllt‘ill oi',
submarine legislation,”floorgi- 1.. Lil-
icy. now govcrnor oi‘ (Sonnucticul,
promiscu to ho a ccnicr oi' inlcrcst in
the concluding st‘lililtlll.
it. all arls'cs ovcr ills fallnru lo rc-
sigu as rrprusoutnich-ut-lnmu, from
illv state of Connecticut. or at tonal.
tlu- failure of tho spoakr-r of tho housv
to rocolvv notice of that i‘l‘t‘llrulllllflll.
Mr. Lilli-y was innuirurntud govornor
nl' (kmnccllrut on chucsdny Itlhl,
lilltl the house racords still show him
a mcmbrr of that body,
In llu- chino history of tho houso,
thorn has not ,b ” a similar cuss.
Years ago, when._:' mombor’ of tho
house prosontoli Insult to fill a va-
cancy. the house in, a committee to
his slaw, Oblo,,to scortoln what had
luu‘mlli‘ of his reported predecessor.
no notice of wliosuircsianatl‘on having
bw'n rl-coivcd. The retiring congress.
plan had been slanted scrrotary of
stoic. and while his rcsiguuliou had
been soul to the governor of tho slain.
no notice had been forwardcll lo ille-
spoakcr. it. is understood that tho
house will hesitate to scat ililillllt‘i‘
luau to succeed Mg. Lillcy, uulnss uo-t
tics of his resignation is on i‘l'l‘ill‘ll in
tho honor. - l, '
’l‘hcro is undorattlod to ho no provis-
ion of law to protein, his scrrluu in
tin.- houan wlliio‘gm'crnor of his stain
and drawing: salary for both positions
it, is potnlvd out that his ‘rcluniiou of
lllt'llliii‘l‘r’lllll ill lilo hound ln‘lwurrr.
makvs him iiablc at any limo in bu
[‘llllt'tl out of tho guhsrnalorlal scat at
Hartford, and brought to Washington
to “Hill“ a quorum of that body.
As the resignation of chrrsunlativo
Liliuy info! now haprdoontcd, if lnudc
at all. it htlnsclf its Govcrnor lslllcy.
many hollow lhstatho first naws of
what pronllscs to he a quit-1 rcsignu
lion will no formal notice to tho opium
or that Air. Lilloy has l'u‘miunoll to
hiluaulf. .
-~Willt for insurance Sula at. (low
nullity & llruckcu‘s. Soc adv. illh pagi-
a..."
nv
all
~~—:l pkgs. Grandma's Flour.
.losclolY's.
0
mm“- .mWM....
Billltlziiiilillil ~
‘ "ii iiilli HUIJSE
Spcaltcr Io Cooler with Mon Desiring
Plarcs on (litlilllllllli‘l‘fi
liaii'l‘l’t‘llll). .lau. .. ~~Spcakur El-
nml'c S. Banks has ductdcti lo l‘l‘llllllll
lll llli‘ Allyn llousl- for a low days to
motor with illogical-slop rotunlltlcc
appointments. ’l'lu»prt-l-mlcul of u forni-
:‘ir sponkvr sou-ills in haw wol‘kml so
admirably lilat S'plhkcl [tanks in go-
ill); 10 try it. His ltll‘il is that ho may
in: aids to gut in touch with tho liltlll1~
tiers of tho house in this way much
.utzrl; lvndily than 11 Ill‘ sf‘lt-(‘lt‘tl thom
from his own knowi-Idgc or from tho
rl‘pl‘csclllnltons of; friends. That he
will in- kept busy in :l i'nrcgonc conclu-
sion for ”W aspirants for conilllillov
honors arc maul-rolls. as usual, and rho
urgency of it'll-lids is prun-rhinl.
The senatorial light is wuuimt strong
and thc glatii’ytug part of it to Fill!"
llcld county residuals and frtoutls of
t‘ougrcssmun "iitli ill olhcr parts of
tho state is that tho popular clnlgrcss-
man BPflillS to ho making on improve;
1m: srorc. it is adnliltcd by the Brim-
douuc allllorcnls that their candidate
is losing tho strength which Mr .111"
is gaining,’ lull they ('Ollfltli‘fllly assert
that lhoy "have voles enough!“ Still
it must be discomfortlng to them to
llist'ol‘n the stats of. affairs. for.
continua-1 long enough. it must result
'n the victory which .-‘\lr. liill's friends.
and lhcy are legion. hope and div-sire.
it is one of, those cascs, which. if
left to popular vote of tho state, would
uucrrtngly point. to E: J, Hill as the
man. and tho lcgislators should and
will iakc cognizance of that stats of‘
tooling. The only uraumcnt advanced
for Mr. Brandegco is that he is in.
hasn‘t done anything, but ho should
be givcn a chance. For Mr. Hill they
argue "ho is good cnough where he
is,’ neither of which is any argument.
"Deeds, not words." suld Roosevelt.
and Mr. Hill is the niun of deeds. the
man of state would never regret. giv-
ing a chance to show his mettle in the
sonata, the man the state needs and
should has. , ' x } H -'
3“ -—NOTlCEl NOTtCEl
1n order to rearrange stock for Clean
mica Sale. Conueally &. Braokun, suc-
cessors to Olsen Shoe Store. will close
their store Thursday and Fridnv. Sale
will begin Saturday,.lan. 9. sh. m.
\ -—-——-—.___.
~Famous Ghiotto’s‘Zlic Dinner.
."Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weluitr on or-
talnod a party of friends at a musictale
last evening at their home in Chapel
street. rAn artistic program was ren-
dered. Plano selections by William .
Welniiz and violin soleotiotis by 1A.
Welnitz were given in a pleasing main
hen» Miss .Emellne' Johnson sang
several selections. charmingly. and
Mrs. Julia Patterson. olocutionist‘. have
a number or rccltdtions that delighted
everyone. All departed ‘ for. 3 their
humus at a late hour. voting Mr. and
lodge room
tend the funeral of mu- ,
pins. Bennett.
‘ ‘Psr orller.
‘ JENNIE BRADR
SliPR “1 till
all 3w till
it] i ISIS
Jullgc Hulls (ipinilm in illc Case
01 Miss dump» i-erin Against
ljl-‘iill\llll «liltllll‘
uwcauuulumn
lmlmlusuuu
Rules Appliralllr tu llama null Trol-
leys Not Strict Enouglll lur Autos
Tho snplwlm. mime would warning
to lltltilisls than...“ i: no.» in llw
Cllm‘ 0! Misn .illuiv I: a :1: against Fl‘ililk-
illl .iluiuu, oi Xlll‘ue'l. ..:. action to!
iiPl‘mlnal lili;.:'. gm 1 . lim «loft-nth
:Illl's illlIL‘W. H.111: lllnllulli iu
lllv l‘i llzi .1... our 3, “>111. Hill'ilt‘ltl
t'utlnly null . ll» .. jlll‘}. ‘l‘hc rur-
dlul :nud 2.4.: ‘1” i-ll‘ lho piaili'
liiT lil i'll‘ru- y’all W5. and :1
ll illll’l was
12",” alwl liliil
w-lrol..\1ls:
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lluilil ll. in
illv supp ...t
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Soillll Nulw Hit .t. ., “null 10 yl-uls
tilii.ill till my. . w luiins a
llitflVi‘ll- ill :5 “ll Jun " l ,\ In t' “lint.
ii was l-n ‘lw will. «.1. ' ‘To‘ limb
and until:
'l‘lw uplmw il‘ ». 12.1% til it
lllt' couli 5.2)»
"Ti: pl l~-- :. fill. ' 141' closslilr
our pulda- u . utility Ulil
cit) strut-l.» flv ra .‘ int: auto
liinllill- in a W: «w , . ll dallgcr
leir all-m \triu’ll' .. : will power
'llllrl‘ llll
ll '-\llll limit
it Mill ordin
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and “snap ::
consmluvnw ~ i=i .l r. .
much llitrlt' ‘-I“t‘ill~ ,
ill) l‘ill'ilhi” ‘- '~"ll 1 .
or rain u! nlvw 5_ ml llzlll‘il illol'l
difficult to m... i, an. til, your“ cull
fusing to dill up: in .m “l llln» rapid!)
.l;lill ' "
moving :iillliillllilllv ”Ll. ll‘w slrclv
railway (‘iil which :.l mud ant
known dlwnm. :llw‘ . upon it:
trucks.
"\Vllill‘ (mil-z}. i" .lv;‘w,;urllll‘s lli1\‘l
the right at. lint-v l.-
sti’ccts, 3m l‘m- pl pt;
l;. ll‘,‘r'll lllllJlll
prull-rtloli 0
lllt' Smith} l‘icllls W 'l l(‘ man it“
lilizan-“li s 1,... now " :--o,::lrvs tlu
“0011”“?! (-5 ‘1‘1 ‘ n humus to:
thc lilii’crrni milln 1-. u...” out
What mo} in- . of spinal n‘
Whirl) to lidv It wiry" . .l ,l,.. a hung,
may ha :1}! ullz- 'lSi‘ , -.,.;.l mp. a'
which in dzlw an l: .:.,l.« in m,
sumo plum» l-‘ur illi :. ,. 1., ‘Hill‘il our
Ollidl’s which with villa, .lrivim
of an autnmublu -- ,. m}. m“. u'
Sllwii llll‘ililJi , J. rim...
whoa and pi n u'n» -' ,, “4......”
mo t‘flilstillli. , - .i H...” \min
on and childm. .lr- , g”. rm”
luizz around who r , l. .,,._~,...Hm
(If slim-r- u. . car:
from uh: jus
fllllilllt‘ll, it! 1 : (it
ill llillrl‘ 51!)! .i" ' . notion
wilcrl- lll‘:’l‘ll - i to 0b
b
'l-l
Rt'l‘ti' llli :ll‘p - "“11“.” ll
ilsvlf :lcltlu ii’v 1:: _ tin.- opt-r
sling an ; :~=;u‘ii i‘il‘
l‘lllliSlillll‘l“ will». of
tho pro-v w imam}: il
such plum. ,-.-,”~,. [m
nllinitu ll’l‘l‘l 1' l '2
lug his lilill‘llliwil‘il" ~ ilo must rnr
his car illll‘ 1:? “it”: ‘lwl as will on
uhlo him to illlulll an... 1' to avoid col
ilslons. if he tails in do so, ha is re
spoilsiblo {or the (innume- ho thereby
causcs.”
‘ 'n ‘v-ly sound
MASTER DALTON ENTERTAINS
Ralph Dalton, young sun of Mr and
Mrs. Bonjamlu \V. hum”, of 33 Orchv
8rd strum, unlortflirinl ;. pnmpnm. of
about ll. llfill‘“ “f in». ll'lli‘ law-and
girl fi‘lt‘litls, i'I’Sif‘lllar git'lcl'llmhn, M
hishonlc. Tlh' Willi urns hold from
3 to 5 o‘clock and ll".~l ...:ri aucsts mm
a delightful linu- “'I'u “no... juvenile
gamcs. sad in iltltltlgqu on...“ was a
dainty but bountiful wimp.“ rm“,
guests rpmtnnllul‘vd ll... him, with
many prctty prcsenls.
W5—.-
—-CARD OF THANKS,
We dosirc to thunk it... l'l‘lt‘nds and
neighbors for their killilllvss in our
bereavement. . ‘
VALENTINE \\ ALT lill AND FAMILY
._CARD or THANKs,
Sinccre thanks am 1]. why *‘Klt‘nded
to the many frlcnlu “h" have given
such efficient aid and “WWW?“ sym-
pathy in our recent l"""‘“\‘i*uleni. so
necially to thc Broil. ”110ml of itali-
road Trainmcu. Slim-mun (.mml‘” Roy-
al Arounum: the “”h‘iills "Dill am”
ployees of tho Adams |.jx.,..‘,s3 00‘ mm,
the employees of lllu .\', Y,, N. ll &
H. R. R. .
MR8. IRA E. T‘ETI'Y ANT) FAMILY
m
—-NOTICE_
Members of Enrol.” “"hi‘lmh Lod
are requested to nuwi at, tho Lod
room. Sunday at 2 p, m. t »
funeral of our late; hm”,
Hoyt.
Per order ,
.lENNlE “Ii-“Willing N. G
PEARL A.STEVT‘1NS‘ Silo. .
A
-NOTlcE‘
,rThe umbprs of l‘jllrol'n R011
Lodge are rrtluostod to the... meta:
Mylo um i. l. a.
air sister. So-
Se,
89
o attend the
or, ”email.
Mrs. Welnltl delightful onlortstners. T
. all '
PEARL a. srsvsus,
‘ .
“annulmit
‘ Main St. South
‘ piles and chandeliers,
1
ARE iiiiii titliiKE
Minister Wllo Einprll willl Loretta
Whaley Has Li'll Lns Ailgrlrs
According to the Policr
1:08 ANGELES. (hut, .lnn. anal
icttor was rcccivmi yl-sli-rdny by 1h“
police dopllrlmout irolu lip: i'lili'f of
police in Hartford, t‘oun.. asking, lbul
dcicrllvcs scorch for tho ltnv. .ll:l‘l‘
Knodo (look and Miss h‘lormln
\l‘hulcy” who cloned from Long island
to San Francisco, from whence, it is
said, they roccutiy dopartod for ins
Ange-lure. Why the Hartford police dc-
sirc iu know the whereabouts of Cook
is not known, but. it is colljct‘tllrod llilll
lbc scorch for them may be. in con-
auction with posstblo divorce proceed
tags by tin:- wifc or Cookporin rota-
tioll to tho inhcritanco of Miss Whaloy.
The, pair now hnvo two childrcll, tho
oldust about tu'o years old.
-—-NOTiCEl NOTICE!
ill order to rcnrrnngu stock for Clear‘
iiili't‘ Solo. (“mun-ally & lirackcn, slic-
rl-ssors to Olson Slaw Slorc, will close
lhcir store Thursday and Friday. Sale
will begin Saturday, .lun. 9, 9 a. m.
WANTED.
WANTED-*lillltlll'l‘. IONHlttllfi'i‘lt‘
man for chill-run: Must l)“ abh- to
furnish clcan rvcord and bond, tluly
those who can comply with 1111‘ allow
m-cd apply. Addrcss l... (‘lll'i‘ l-ln-ullm-l.
)7 3t
WANTEDwtlllltLEilS lli' llANll.
Apply Jacob Cohan. ill to is l-Lzlst lions
7011 St., New York city. 10 Ht
WANTED—Titt7S'f\\'(lliTl11' 3111)-
lin-ngod woman for gcucrnl houscwork
uld to take rhurgc of child 3%; yours.
through the day. Addrcss ‘..”A (lcn-
9rnl ill-livery. city. in :it
HIBERNIlNS "
08111
It RS
Appropriation 01 $10 Made to tllc
Sullrrrrs ol the llaliau
lilsrtllqnakr
HIGH SilHtliit it] till
Pilliliti ii li’iiNNiit
Relresllmenls Served Alter the Regu-
lar Business was Transacted
Division No. 1. A. 0. it. hold a rogu-
lnr martini; last. owning at its (111111"
tors 111 Wall street, Norwalk. at which
time the unicorn for tho coming year
Wore installed by County President
Thomas Slicers, of Bridgeport.
llurlng the business meeting. which
was ultcnricd by a large number of
nwmhrrs. it. was voted to present the
Norwuli: High School with a large pic.
turn of llnnici O'Connell. A donation
from this division of $10 was voted to
hi‘ given to the national officers of the'
order, to be turned over to the earth-
quake sut'fcrcrs in Italy.
Among the many other matters of
business transacted, a committee was
appointed to make arrangements for
Town Assembly Hall on the evening
of St. Patrick's Day.
The othcurs illslnllcd were as his
lows:
WANTED—dlY HUNGARIAN MAN
and wife tspcak Englishi work on
farm, or any work wllcrc lhcy can list
iogclhcr. John \‘nrua, 2:7. idly Aw
it; :ll
,lrci‘crrcd. Addrcss (L, caru Sentinel.
also aniloua furniture.
cash prices. .
Box 10. Sentinrl.
WANTED-—-i'01!.\'tl MAN OVER ll"
yours as normal oilico assistant; one
who can has typuwrilur. sluuogrnpllcr
jt'l 3t
WANTED—5.000 FEATHER REDS.
Pay highest
N. E. f-‘eathcr Bod 00.,
d29 1m
'l‘l‘casllrl‘-r-—.lolln‘ McNamara. ,
. Scrgcanl at Artusw-Jnmes Murphy
Hominid»-~-\\’llliom Donovan. ‘
Chairman of tho Standing Commit:
toe~—William .l. Davina,
Tho rsports of the oilloors showth
division to hein a lionrisv g) m ..
lion. Rct‘rcsbrncnts worn as ' =
the’ business meeting. if.
-Lspib Chops. rib or loin, 16 ;
tory's, ' 3‘ . /
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDS
it cattle and poultry. Best prices paid
H. Friedman. Connecticut Turnpike
South Norwnlk. Trl. '"' 2. M t!
sull-
"To flari—
TO LET-vMSlelnxi‘l FLOOR APART
lncnls. six rooms, in”. South Main St.
luuuirc Mrs. S. A. Yuungs, 211 East
Arc. is fit
TO LET-1)ESIR.~\HLE COTTAGE.
all convcnloncca. ti rooms and bath.
nosr trolioy at East. Norwnik. For
terms and particulars apply to .l. M.
[lfll'ton & 00., inc. .3 lialiroad Ave.
18 3t
TO LET-TWO UNFI'RNISHED
rooms, with privllcgo of bath. for light
housckccplng. inquire at 70 North
Main 31., Smith Norwalk. iii 3t
T0 ’ LET-—-(,‘OTTAGE ‘ 01“ Six
rooms on Nowlowu Am; 3s. Enquire
at A. llotts’ Saw Mill. 1? 3t
TO LET~T\\'0 S’l‘t‘Hll'IS. Oil CAN
be made into one large slorc; could
housed for light manufacturing; hot
water boat. Low rcui toright party.
inquire Iii Orchard St, Noruaik. 10 3t
T0 LET—AT NO. 3 WINFIELD ST.
on trolley line. East Norwalk, seven
rooms in double house; all modern im
provements. , inquire of w. S. Hartford
opposite. a3 t1
W .
Busrusss NOTICES
......_.... ..._..
OLD WELL PUZZLE EXCHANGE.
at Novelty Store. Til Washington St.
Attractive picilll‘cs; largo assuming-ht;
prices reasonable. it .it
' DRESSMAKING ——'SillRTWAIS ’l‘
Suits, juniper suits, children's work
Reasonable. No. 8 France so, Nor»
walk. ' 15 3t
MR3. W. J. WILCOX, OLD'ESTAB
illlied employment agency. 2.! Union
St. Situations secured for all classes
0! npplicants. Tel. (17 in
NOTICE TO THE
you want your house
I d, in than» or write
Phillie to ‘ T91. 0003. Estimates
PUBLIC—4F
paporcd and
‘J. A. Rud»
The Circle of Light of the Norwalk
Baptist church held a business meet-
ing. last evening, from 7:30 to 8 o'-
clock, after which asv. DoWltt’ '1‘.
Van Daron gave the first of his series
The art. of Christian Living and Heal-
esting, and the undivided attention of
the audience was hold all through.
The lectures will be given one Thurs-
day evening of each month.
fl
tery‘s.
--3 cans Peas, 26c. Joseloif‘s.
FOR ' SALE. . ' *
roa SALE—~NEW FURNITURE on
6 rooms, complete. at. a bargain; deals"
“.5 ignored. House may be rented}!
dcslrcd. Address A. 13.. Norwalk 991').
ttncl office.
FOR SALE—WHITE WYA . ‘
cokorcls, matured birds, 32 gewafil
few pallets; 30 White Leghorn'hen
at $1 each: one cook, 32, A. 13
" 17 3t .
Quackcnbush. Dorian.
FOR SALE—CENTRALLY CAT-
ed. a fine house. large, With {grows
meals; a. bargain. Must go quick. An
opportunity. See at. once .i. B. LIN“
ronce. 15 South Main Si. is ill
a.—
dining room table, twolow-arm Singer
sewing machines. organ, lady's \vrlt’
lug dcsk. Universal tub w
H. W. Gorham, 33
um f ‘, ’ilrd.
East N 39“? Boulll
orwalk. Phoula ails-12‘, will -
W. W-
roa sALE—Rslaov LE 0“
furniture at. the Missal-11%|: fidhn’s. 49
Wall St" Norwalk, Mnsisting or sew"
show cases, 1ch collegiate, rrlcrfi
very reasonable. .
.1
FORSALE OR: .0 LET-
“ ' ‘l-‘T'I
FOR SALE‘on ro' if vow Slx‘
room cottage. hath.. station”
tubs. estimatedl cellar
on line trolley. near
consists. Terms rl ' Muir's"
gala or w; 0. room sélsouthdfim“
4’-
dor, Madison St.
cheerfiilly furnishrd.
‘S‘
MOSES P. HALLOCK. LADIE
Milliner. Hats irimumd and made in
311115
the latest up-to-dute styles. Matm
furnished if desired. Hoars from SS:
111. to 6:30 p. m. 15 Chestnut17 ii
South Norwalk. :1
. HAYES 66 SOUTH
MR8. ANNE MNorwalk.' Shin-stung
in .hsir curling and singeing; s cc r -
alssoaip treatment; facial massnllz: ll:
lDficialty. Use Mad. Rosalinda a
Tonic. . _
A‘LL‘
ELEGTRO PLATING 0F .
“kinds. Oxldlscd‘ copper. brassI 23g
nickeL‘bronse, old gold. gun meta
. - , - ; lnmbers' film
block yacht trimmings blizycle and mi
.tomobilo trimmings. nd table ware.
llllY, N. .-
Sec. G
3. Booth a Son. 68 Water at. Tel. 342-2.
L08T~ssrwnnn
and . Suit House “3].. M
brown pocketbook, combining 8“
money. ~Reward for rotors of
mftfls Cloak andisult- House.
L°8T~A no sown!) AND “0
Juostions askeav‘fgrthc‘rsturn 0‘ “1°
small yellow a “ up
back; xname.
same
37 3c -
Boulevard, ‘
1 as, ‘t‘R'i'll‘d'
nano mm on.‘ mom on ,3
lemon: ‘ Begins methodiv’ E“ 3W”
Ave at m ' dk.‘ ”1‘01 109i. .
satin 5A
3.;{1
CHRISTIAN LIVlNG AND HEALiNG. 1
ing. The lecture proved‘vcry inter— .
-—anb Chops. rib or loin. 16c. Rub ~
lust ’
tlm annual dance to be held in tho ‘
President-William ii. lllchy. ,
\'tco»l’rcsidr~nl—AThonms ii. Fitzmor— ’
ris.
ltocordinr, Srcrctarr---Marttn Mc-
Dough.
.i’innnciul Surrolnry~harruh
Monro,
of tortures in metaphysics. entitled. '
n,
FOR sins—own“ ammonia. ; '
ringer. Mrs, ,
9., f
Norwalk Chronicler