orsnA'ron.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonl‘ght‘,‘ ‘co‘oler. Thurrday fclr
and cooler... Light to moderate want-
eriy winds, increasing. .
., nsrannisuau 11370., ..
Entered “the South Norwalk'
; 399,191,119» u-Aiecond Clans Mutter.»
1111 E11
Member 01 the Manulaclurcrs' Asbocia-
lion 01.0119 Closely Allied to
Get Business
41111111111111.1111 . .
* 112111111111 11111
Very Few People on the Streets
‘ at Night
It is underdtoodihat the. deal for
the 151119 of’the WOlthuusen Hat Com-
pany was finally settled yesterday. The
sale was practically completed last
week, though everything was not sign
ed and- cooled at that 111,119.11. being
given out. that the final transaction
Would not be settled until this Week.
Accmding to the best information
obtainable today, the purchaser is a
member of the Mauufocturcrs’ Associa-
(ion, or closely allied, with the prob
abilities of his following the policy of
the association as to the conduct of
, the. business
(Continued on Fourth Page).
WIlllAlAW S. Wliilill
llflW lAX Bflllifllilli
South Norwalk Board 01 councilmen
Also Names Him as Collector
ol “Assessments
The controversy over the collector
ship or the city or 8011th N01 “"1111 is
now officially a m A191 91' A119 PM“
The finding or 7311119 0091 11.11991],
01' the SuperiOr court who declared
the vote between Collector William J.
Wilcox and former Collector James
,P.nul a, tie, was placed on record Mon
"“ nay night. 11‘ A119 city o‘c11ncii,‘whlch
ou the 3"" ‘ 9111115 111311” Wide Mr.
awneox collector of assessments Cor-
poration 091111991 Keogh had also 1119
vioualy rendered the opinion that in
view of the tie, Mr. Wilcox would hold
over as, city tax collector.
This morning Mr. Wilcox was sworn
into office as tax collector and colleo
tor or agreements for the present
year, thus bringing the last feature of
the case to an end.‘
Mr. Wilcox wasthe candidate on the
Democratic ticket, and Mr. Paul on the
Republican at the petty election last
October. After the ballots had been
counted Moderator Archie F. Nash of-
ficially declared Mr. Paul elected the
counting giving him 536 votes to 633
for Mr Wilcox The latter protested
that several ballots hi‘ui been illegally
counted, naming as! reasons that some
were marked some improperly pasted,
_ etc. The ballot box was taken to
court at BridgeporA; and counted to
Judge Reed’s presence; .
[Iii ilAK Billlllllli
WILS AARPEI BilWlS
Second Came ol the Semi- l idols lor
the Slate Chu‘ pionship Lost
by Sherrun‘n Council
The heretofore invincible carpet
bowls teat‘n oi Sherman Council, Roy-
'91 Arcanum had their 11151 setback
‘ 1 incl, night, when they, were vanquished
,by‘ the team 01 Live Oak Council ‘01
New Haven; in the second game or the
‘ aemi finals for the state championship.
The South Nor‘vialkera went to New
Haven to play the first. game, which
they won handily by:- the score of 23 to
‘. o and last, .pightiitc Live, Oak cham-
‘ pious camel dow to South Novwalk
and practicallyr'l F 9199:! matters by
winning by thalaoor3 bf 2‘6 to 7
The visitors played a fine game.
while the home 'eam failed to show
their usual t 1111 .,
Now 101' froot. hard for
both 1.9111119,“ or 119 111901! is bound
to put one of‘ 119, amp out of the run-
ning. This he 5amawillbq played
at Bridgop .3,pr ‘16; it having
‘ ’ hat. in the
on a neutral battling ground
The Live 011.11 tedni
panled last eventually
New Haven EArcanu‘mitdn
1115, proved a IiIBV
VV There was also.
f 3. Council, of, Name]
tac‘,t_ was quite
wich wail prose
"Viking1 tool: 111::
Wlliilillilllll lllllS
Rejects Bill to Extend Term 61 Town
' natural beds in this vicinity. The new
,so that they can put it immediately in.
therefor
dealing steamer Virginia Lake, which
turn, Boothic, Adventure and New?
,‘ have not been sighted as 191,: but. as
the vessels spoken have re dried
‘ :total catch 11.. 111511 11111110111111 year.
919,000 seals. . . ,' 3,, _
11,3810 ill Silllii
Clerks to Four Years-—Mouey
lor Meriden Armory
HARTFORD, April 7 .-111 um senate,
this morning, ,untuvorable reports
were presented providing for 11111110
priatlons for the board of children in
the Litcbiicld county home; deficiency
appropriation for the Connecticut Hou-
pltal for the insane; for the Connectl
out Humane Society; and efficiency up-
propriatlon for erecting an armory at
Mei-idea; and amending the game lawn
to provide 101 the oillcer making an
arrest foraviolatlonu fee 01' $20; in-
corporating the Crescent“Bcacb Pow-
er and Water Company and extending
the time for organizing the Fairilekl
Traction Company.
The senate rejected a bill which
would extend the term of town clerks
to {our years, and also providing 101
extending the boom in which town
clerks shall keep their office open.
._....V_.....
—-‘NOTICE.
Store closed all day Friday.
A. & P. Tea 00.
1111111111 1111111
11111 uniulnns
New York Capitalists Associated With
ConnectiCut Owner'ol Grounds Will
Furnish Market Oil Bridgeport
The natural oyster growthora will be
glad to learn that another firm will
be in the market for the purchase 01
seed oysters in this vicinity in the
near future. H. W. Porter. of Stratford.
has formed an alliance Withprominont
New York cystormcn and the result
will be a continuous market through.
out the your for seed taken on the
Great
firm couslsts of A. F‘. Merrell, of New
York. president of the National Oys
tel Growers‘ Association; A. Y. Buy
ions, of Oyster Bay, capitalist and a
stockholder in much valuable oyster
ground in New York state, wlth Mr
Porter, who will be the Connocticul
representative of the firm and will do
all- the buying 11111.11
11 1111 go section oi ground in the state.
He owns 300 acres near the infien‘lp
Water in Sitatford‘ ‘uud patches in
other parts of the Sound in thin vicin-
ity. The. Connecticut grounds will be
used exclusively for storage The
new company proposes to furnish :1
continuous market throughout the year
for seed oysters.
Natural growthers who have been _
unable to sell seed when the market
was clack will now be able to sell 111
anytime when the law allows the ink» .
ing of ‘eecd on the natural beds. Th:-
company will control hundreds of
acres in New York state, where the
seed bought in this state will be irnns~
planted for development. The now
company will dllfei' from 111099 now in
existence hero in that they will be de-
pendent entirely upon the noun-:11
g1owthels for their supply, 1 .
MP'xPOl tor the Connecticut ropmsdn
tntlve of the company, in a well known
oystermun. He owns a large extent
of good oyster ground whichhc will
turn into the general fund of the com-
pany The oy sterrnen working 011 the
Br'idgepoit bed have in years past lost
about as much as they have made be
cause they could not find a market for
their catch at times. in warm weuth
or small set cannot live long out of
water in very cold weather 11
Homes on deck and is lost because
there are no buy‘era who are situated
to the water The new firm ,pioposou
to take. all the spoil, offered 111 any time
in the year and pay V11 reasonable prior
SiiAAlill liliiilll ill i
All All Ill lHi llililill
Crew 01 200 Men ‘ol the Virginia
Lade. Which Stink in Nolrc Dame
Day, Sale on 01le Vessels
ST. JOHNS N‘ F. April 7.541119
was caught in the ice off the r‘nouth of
Notre Dame Bay, has been abandoned
in a sinking condition. All of her
crew of 200 men are safe. on‘ board
other sealing vessels in the vicinity.
The steamers Bonaventure, Bellaven-
roundland, which were. also 99115116111
the ice and carried on the woman
in the drifting 11099, are expected to
be free from the ice by tomorrow. ._
Several steamers of 11191191111115 fleet
catch of 150.000 scale; it:
that the other 1119111119111 will brink 1.1111
111nm 13115911, I the ‘ 111111
«1 “ of moutg‘oma'ry's a'li‘i‘deii‘."i 1195911 ‘0
“Bambone'
substituted for him.
Mr. Porter has ‘
‘ 111911 to the Denmcmts’ three.
.: o‘d'. ‘11: previous elections. we‘d defeated
:' a5aln Add”,
_ Ahbliuhmeni. 013.9 technical high 11911901
‘ I' ‘the Wall street bridge, 311311119019. 31313;“? ‘ 11111111311110.1101! of ‘2“) 00
off last evening.
is 1111
11111111
Northeastern Mississippi swept Last
Night and Many Towns Were ‘
Badly Damaged
WIRE AflllilllNIBAllilll
IS I_____l_l__llililllliill
Queer Stunts Done During Lightning
Storm 111 Chicago
JACKSON, Mina. April 7r.-Norih
eastern Mississippi was swept by a
Windstorm of great velocity last night.
at. times assuming the proportions-of
a tornado, causing the known death
of live persons at Aberdeen and the
injury of probably u some of others.
while meagre loponu from outlying
districts tell of u counldolnble propcn
1y damage and possible loss» of life.
At Went Point 1101 erul negroeu w ore.
injured and a. number of small build-
ings damaged.
At the Terrell plantation. near West
Point, grout property damage 1991111011
and nevurai persona were killed and
others injured. ‘
Clurkcdulo and Rich were other
towns in the path or the storm report-
ing properly damage.
interruption of wire communication
with the storm swept teriit y pre-
vents confirmation of many 1 191' re—
ports of domes and ions of lilo.
QUEER PRANKB OF LIGHTNING.
Destroyed One Residence and Injured
Others in Chicago.
CHICAGO,Ap1ll 7. ~Lighfulug play
911 Queer pranks dining :1 clurm 1qu
night. it ran dow‘n the chimney of one
home and shuttered :1 large 11111 rm in
the parlor. set the roof on fire at‘ an-
other place and destroydd. a third real-
deuce.
A terrific windatortn of short 1111198
11911 tore up from the southwest.
11159111150111 Kendall and Kane. (191111;.
31911 111. fifty miles an hour last night
killing hundreds of head of pinch and
wreckingiramo‘ buildings. ,11. cruuhed
in plate glans windows of store fronts
by the score... Hogs, cattle and pool
try were killed and buildings damaged
to the extend of $100,000.
Numerous minor injuries to farm
Korkera were reported, but no iulnll-
es.
wanna—n.
HURRICANE VISITSV‘TOLEDO.
Many Men Thrown Out of Work Until
Buildings Can be Repalrecl,
TOLEDO. 0.. April 7.—-—Hundreds of
men out of 110111, llunluunds of dollars
damage done and many persons alight.
ly injured are the results of 11 hurri-
cane that viuitod Toledo and vicinity
today.
The wind pttatnod a velocity of
sixty nine miles an hour in this city
The 1001 of the plant. of the Musailon
‘Bridge Company, 180 by 400 feet. was
ripped off and 11111 led into 11 field, and
300 men were thrown out of employ
ment until the damage can be repaired.
Pedestrians were injured by falling
signs. parts of more. chimneys and
limbsoLireeVa. _
, In small towns near Toledo consid-
viable damage was: done. Many houses
were struck by lightning and the oc-
rupnnts‘ stunned but there are no re-
ports ot’V fatalitlo'a ,
Hooter Demolished In Wabash.
WABASH, 11111., April 7.'-—'l‘hc only
tornado Wabash has known in twenty-
five years injured .11 score of persons
last night, and did damage amounting,
to‘tboueands'bf dollars. A dozen hous-
‘es'Were demolished . -. _ .
‘illillWHillAlllii
[11111181 11111
Hartlord Stays Wet y More Than
Two to 0111: Vote—Repuhll- ,.
" dads Score 319 VViclory
HARTFORD. AND 7. After one of
the 9111919911 11511111 in The history of
the city no lleense, clement won an
overwhelming victory in the local elec
ttbn yesterday, carrying the clty 101'
11991199 by more than 4.500 majority.
The city ticket. was carried by the
Republicans. W
The total vote 1’01
V111334—7,,-921 for
license was
license a‘nd 3,2511
elected 32 councilman and
conaolidation. which has been defeat-
5.65910 2.909. The 9,3-
7150111118?!) before 111991991913 in
flan appropriation 11178 3.3138;
311.01
031w?" 1.511.111.6211
wa‘a‘ V
municipal building. '
00 3005..
~-cohte‘nd in treating
fin {1191,1119 patient had practically no "
'ch'cro fromt 9 1,1119, but 1; g
or the city oflicers, mo no. A h “'1’ 8 e we
school ‘
:Norwalk.
recently arrived
was. supposed tho rho 1119115111 11‘ herd
_ ’13 certain death 11.
Two VCENTS. , ,;
Further Presiddnt "
at Fort Dc
pour on Fanatic, ' ,Mdl‘liniqnc Ap
1'11 7 v—Liprlanor' 6 116.111,, a rage
against the 131111311 ovornlhent and
the State pummel at Washington,
left the‘ steamer V
port today, and has 1 on up uuur'tcla
on shore. Finding 1 ports in the
West Indian except Fort de France
barred against him 1 precept course
was the only one in open to the
former Venezuelan dl ator.
Senor Contro‘ u“ willemill continue on
board the Guadeluup to 1.11 (lunyru.
The American cm or North Caro
linn came into port morning.
The Guadeloupe} .
Castro and his pl
France, Mulch '29., ,
spent in Europe; on 11179. Fort. do
Franco late youtorda , evening. While
at Potato-a Picnic; 0 not island of
y pulled from
1' tom monfhs
ed yesterday, Chaim wan notified by
the British manual but the British
government had duct (1 not to permit
him to disembark at'{ Port. of Spain.
Trinidad; consequently Gastro decided
to leave the Gun‘daioi here. The de-
Quinn of the British 1191111119111, not.
in‘g on a request 1’ the State lle~
pertinent at Washln on. not to let
him land at Trinidad wee unofficially
communicated to Gusto a second Alum
this morning. The , rmcr president
of Venezuela expressed himself as ex-
ceedingly annoyed and angry at this
decision, against. which 'he, volcld bin
pron-111.119 characterized it as n vlo
lotion or the rights 11,1 11 1111111. Ho la
furiously 1111ng with the American
Artwornmeut and the French Steamship
Co111pan1.'i‘ho latter has refused to
let him continun on board the 61111ch-
oupe to Onion. 1 fl
After uxpl'cuaing liaunnoynnco at
this unei'rponlcd turi iohiu affairs.
inatro mutantud can 191.1119 buliicoco
tnteullonn with regard to the existing
poiitlcnlultuuilon in Venezuela with
which he has been ,rodlicd, and he
declared that his on purpose in re-
turning to Vonczuolugwus to give his
attention to his priv 9 business
Castro will be 1111 dcd during his
stay here by his seer my and a bod:
er-rvunl. iio. npmuirsAVatlil‘ to be 111 ill
health. .
The. governments lust for years
were treated disrlaiuprlly by: Ciprluno
Castro 111111115 his dictatorship oi’ the
Veneruelun republic have taken con-
carted ac prov. {1111. from ro-
'turning' to Venemdwggl 'dccigns' on-
me pmaidonoy. to be curried for word
by revolution if othiir manna failed.
and today he, finds himself checkmnied
at. the. very beginning of his opera-
110119
A fortnight ago he left Franco dc-
clul'inp his belief in the dependency of
his star, 111111 Venezuela called him,
the mun (71 1111111111 in return to her
airman; toduv he in 11 man without a
wholly," r‘nurooncd at Fort do F1 auto
1111' from 11111111» 119 w‘ould lw.
Should he undertake to 1 route 110n-
ble from Fort do Kroner. there is a
possibility that the French govern
moat will.cxnel him from Martinique:
then his only place of refuge would be.
the high acne, unless some power.
such an [111111111111.5111111011‘hhu 11 lm
you at 11. West 1111111111 [11111 1111115001. to
his good conduct.
Win-11 Castro loi‘i. France. on the
Skiilllt'l‘ {luridrloupr' ho rim-lured it to
be his intention to return to Venouuc
in to lure. his counsel's. At the some
time he let it be known that. he had
designs. upon “10' presidency. \-'cnc~
zucla notified, him llittl. 11' he came to
u‘ Venouuelan port he would be an
reared, and that tho piptccilon of the
French flagmthc (luudoloupe is a
breach ste‘aiucrwwould uvnil him
notthVg. Castro 111m announced his
, (Continued on Fourth Page.)
a—éwr w Gnu—m
TVPHUS FEVER PATIENT WELL.
«Ali—.-
Quarantine Rcmovcd F1011: the Homo,
of Mrs. ThomasKolley. ~ .
By the removal of tha‘ quarantine
this morning front the residence of
William Br.ennnn in Woodward are
11119, ‘11 very interesting medical cone in
inou‘ght to a close.
A number of Weeks ago Mr Bren—
nan‘s daughter. Mrs. Thomas Kelley.
was stricken with typhus fever or
black death. and Dr Robert M. Wolfe,
who was called to attend her, placed
the house under the strictest quaran~
11119.10 prevent the possibility of a
spread of the disease. which is one or
, the most. contagious known to 1119111991!
99191199. b91115 even more so than
smallpox Many times, Mrs. Kelley
- was cloud to death‘s door‘ and the out-
come of the case was awaited with
pinch interact by the medical profes-
son .
‘A‘ftcr lyhi5 in a ”serious condition
for" weeka the-«patient began to allow
encomagin5 1115119; oz'f lmprdveni‘ent,
though .9119 continued very weak. This
development. in tact, was one of the
hardest with which Dr. were bad to
her. A week ago,
.01 typhus had over 9,811 discovered in
The 119., out on that occur
was a. youn5 woman who had but
non: Ireland, and it.
up her 1139111 omeland. She 1118
only a short, Yearr 1159‘. up.
swept: over Ba and 111111115011 11:11.
11111119 by the“ thousand It won Vim '
WAMW...’ w.
r" »
Bill RN01
board or union .
Guadeloupe whore 1:119“ learner touon- , .
‘ current expenses arid the aim w
El HAD
EBAD NIBHl
Was‘Aleo Reported as Being Very
Nervous and at Times It Was
Hard to Control Him
1111 111101111
‘ n n- 1111111111
Lieutenant Governor Could Sign Bus
and Transact Olligr Business,
(111 91611119 at this
HARTFORD Apr-ll 7..\-~Govoruor Lil-
lcy, who 19 ill at the executive 111:111‘
£1011 here, had a very restless and nor—
voua night last night, according to
the statement given out by D1. Charles
C. Beach this morning D1. Beach said
that the governor was very nervous
throughout the night, and it won hard
at times to control him. Ankle from
this 1111-118 has been no change in tile
geneiul condition over night.
Executho Secictmy Goodwin upon
arriving at the capitol gave out 11
8111191119111 which coincided with that
given by Dr Bunch. He said that the
"ortzzt'nor'u uplrils were fully as buoy-
ant as yesterday. After 11 uomcwhat
rostioaa night. the govcmor awoke ra
thcr curly when li'wnuhoped he would
have u. long nleep A9 into us 10 o'~
clock thifi morning the governor seem
ed to have held him owp.
012139111211 mu'de‘ his call early.
No plans have. yet been made as to
the removal of the governor from the
state on tho physicians recommended
yesterdnv.
A resolution was introduced in the
89111111.- today prmidiug that when the
governor of the state. by reason of his
illness or injury is incapacitated from
11911915111111: his duties as governor
while. within the state, the lieutenant
governor upon request of the score»
tary of state, shall become. acting 50v
ornor and perform the duties of that
other.
The resolution came from Senator
Searls, who in prcccnttng it said that
“he believed it ’was 8911‘ explnniuory.
He 1111111: ‘We are face to face ‘with a
bad condition of 11111111511111! 1 present
a resolution upon urgent request. and
after consultation.” The senator went
on to any that there was no provision
in the constitution providing for such
a condition. The resolution. be said.
did not conflict with the constitution,
and, as ho udcratood 11,1119 legislature
has power to pass audh a resolution.
The 11111111111111.1191 said, was such that it
called for prompt. action. lie did not
care to enlarge upon it more than was
absolutely nocesanw. In answer to a
question and a suggestion that the
resolution be tabled until toniorrow,
ho reiterated that the imperative no.
casein-1111:1911. Saul he: “The im-
perullvo 111111999111 has :11',laeu and we
are confronted with 11 question which
coils for immediate action." D111 ing
the discuszion Lieutenant Governor
Weeks left the chair, and President
Pro. ’i'cni. Brooks presided.
Alter further discussion the senate
passed the rearilution a voice vote, 11an
it. was sent to the house fox action.
The resolution follows:
"When by rouson of his sickness or
iniury the governor when in the state
is incapacitated to exercise the poor-
ors and authority appertaining to the
office of governor upon his request. or
in case he he incapacitated to make‘
other shall exercise the pov‘vers and
authority appe‘rtainiu5 to the odlce‘ of
governor during such incapacity of
' the governor. "
When the resolution was presented
in the house by Representative Burn-
99. of lAtljeenwloh, Mr. Paiwlrer of Hart—
ford,
rained on enacting clause.
lutlon was then temporarily tabled to
taken upgand ~pnasednnd sent back
to the senate. The amendment was:
“This 119} shall take enact upon its
In support of the resolution,
Burned-1911111 that the bill had "been,
drawn 1'. the request of the official: of
the ate,
the governor, was so ill as to be double
to refuse to perform the duties of his
office. They had consulted the beat: 19-
an! talent in the. state. and, it had been
decided, that. the resolution was within
.1119 periods or, the constitution, Previ-
ed to,“ gain the senate, on the ground
that the matter should no on, the to»
hie for" one day, but. the same answer
was, given as, in the senate. 'V V
‘ a'AP'rIs‘v soclAL UNION.
M
FMS and Mrs. Calvin 61111111 Entertain
T119 9361111111911 91 the Scour .
"walk Baptist church held a vary on
coastal social last evening at, the home '
of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin SmlAh at 110
Union avenue, ‘ ‘
The social was for the purpose of
L111191115 a certain 1111111 of money 1
connection with .obllgarlonn1 t
ion to the church; 1‘11 110111199119 , ,,
lisp ily‘.‘ more than reclined.
_ litT a program .w s of a musical and
an was thoroughly 911V-
5411111191199 , ..
. dim“
1 ...
*illlMPilS‘ liliPHillli
such rcqueist, then upon request or the . VV
accrctnry of state, the lieutenant 50v,» ~ ‘ ,
sad the. question that it com , . .
The 1980- . ‘ .
permit of amendment, and then it was ‘ ‘”WANTED.—‘-FOUR UNION PAINT- ,
because. as he understood 1,1,?
one to, its peerage-.11. had been 911.1999 '
iii-11111111115 and binding.
MAW-«M...
Bil. ill Elilllil 1|le
Judiciary Committee Hears Both Sides
01 Proposed Measure :11 Harilord
llAR'i‘FORD April 7. -—-’l‘.he 1111111. '121':'
committee gave 11 hearing yesterday on
a number of bills. including one that
provides that any person owning loud
in this state may petition any 1919
phone company for an extension of
the company's service, and on procur—
ing 20 signatures to such petition of
subscribers and live that are not sub-
aciibers may compel the installation
of 1119 telephone service, provided that
the, petitioner shall obligate himself to
pa'y for the service for five yearn; and
on 19111311] providing for intervention
of the court in behalf of said petl
tioner.
Another bill requires that the South-
ern New England Telephone 00. shall
extend its line to Great Hollow district
in the town of New Fairfleld, and that
the rate for service shall be the same
as charged in the town of New Fair-
field.
—-CARD 0F THANKS.
1 wish to thank the buffers, polish-
cra, moldera and bosses for my collec-
tion and kindness shown me since my
accident in foundry of Lockwood’s.
‘ HARRY EVANEBKI, Cranbury.
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE~TWO CARLOADS OF
high-grade carriages and wagons, all
kinds; eurreys, top-buggies and run-
abouta. ilrockway work a specialty.
My prices beat. the w.orld Can be
seen evenings as well as daytime. C.
E Scoiicld, Barton. :17 lm
FOR SALE—A COW, GIVES. 15
qtu ruilil' Also i’ckin duck eggs for
setting 1] for 509.11. Ruchl, ‘West
Nor walk 01.116 3.1
FOR BALE-EASTER 11017111111119
for 11qu at the Womunu Exchange.
Woman's Exchange and Tea Room
will be Closed all day F1 iduv 49 Wall
street, Norwaik. Conn. 116 31
FOR SALE—A GOOD 'SOUNI)
business and family 1101 111' For infor-
mation address 111‘. 8.. care Sentinel,
South Norwalk. all 31
FOR SALE-STAMP COLLECTION,
consisting of 1500 rare stumps. ,Ad~
dress Box 713, South Norwalk. a5 31
'_ FOR ' SALE—wt. GENTLEMAN'S
nigh bred, knec acting horse, or would
exchange for automobile. being willing
to give cash consideration for a good
car. Apply‘ to South Norwnlk Hat
Company, Wright‘s Building, North
Main St. a5 31
FOR SALE—41011819 AND CAR-
riuge, cow and calf; cow gives 18
quarts milk a day. inquire 72 Lexing~
ton Ave, South Norwnlk. a5 31
FOR SALEmBARBED PLYMOUTH
Rock and White Leghorn 9559, 759 per
setting: $4 perhundred. Baby chicks
and white Pekiu duck eggs. Lohtrab
Poultry Yards, Dnrlen. 111 61
FOR SALE~1‘ACTOBY FORMER
ly 01' Adams Bron, Railroad Ave. and
Clay St. South Nor1valk;lot 168x111
foot, steam engine, boiler, shorting, etc.
Also two dwelling houses on Gerard
Place, one at corner of Crescent St.,
and two vacant. lots on Gerard Place.
All must be sold soon to close estates.
inquire Henry Seymour Executor.
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FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES WITH
all conveniences on easy terms. Sev
enteen building lots on Lincoln and
Woodward Area; prices from 9400 to
8900, Inquirer of Charles E. Hoyt.
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white collie dog, marred on left. hip.
Collar with name and address.
ward for. return to address on collar.
Tag No. 580,59 9.? 3t
WANTED.
are, at once- John Fountaine. No. S
Raymond 81., South Norwalk, between
6 and 6.11.7 19
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The Rev. W. ‘.R Mchrtnoii Begins
Work at Rowaylon ,
STAMFORD, April 7.-—At the closing
session of the New York East Memo-f3 '
dist Conference, last might, a resolu-
tion was adopted by the board of bish-
ops appointing Bishop Hamilton as the . .
presiding bishop at. the next confer;
once, to be held in Middletown. The
conference was brought to a close with
the announcement of the appoint},
mente. "l‘hc changes are as fdllowa:
(Continued on Second Page.)
HELD ENDER $5.000 BONDVS.
William Lynda. of New Canaan, M091 ' ‘
Anawer Charge of Manslaughter. '
As a result of the investigation yea—
terday of oroner Charles A. Doten,‘
of, Bridgep , ,Aher authoritieuin- _
to the killing 0 allow Spencer by '
William l1yncs,of New Canaan, the
liter was held 011 a charge of man-V
slaughter. .
Bonds Were fixed at $5. 000 and the
accused will be tried in 11 short time .
in the Superior court at BridgepOrA.
~A GROCER'S SPECIALS.
Search Light Matches, box, 30.
‘b‘ig ilurs. regular 13c, 10c.
:.1 large Mackerel, 25c.
.Fltwil ragga. don. 2111:.
limoma, each, 250. J
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N Main St. ,
'10 1.111.‘
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FOR RENT—FIVE BOOM FLAT,
second floor, over J. M. Layton & 00..
Railroad avenue, rent 3111.50.91» fur.-
ther particulars apply at allies of The
Old Well Cigar Co.» ~ ' a6 31.
To LETnFURNISI-niin ROOMS '
with all conveniences for light house. . ,,
keeping; one pleasant front room for '
lady or gentleman. 11 Haviland'SLr
South Norwalk. as 31
To LET—SIX noon dorma- 1 ‘
Meadow street' rent 8M. Inquire E
M. 'l‘oiles,1~16 South M11111 St. 36 31:
TO LET—TWO OR THREE FUR'
dished rooms for housekeeping. Iu< ‘
quire 35 South Main St. .116 31’.
T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS. STOR,
and ham, 10 Wood street. Furnltu
for dale. inquile M. Lubrano, V6 and
8 Wood aAreet. .,
T0 RENT—LARGE STOKE. SUIT-
able for any business, lu- South M11111
street City Hotel block. Apply on
premises. ~‘
'ro LET~H0USE10RWSADBNT TE
race; 11 rooms all implorementa I
quire“ Taylor & Golden - . 110'
TO LET—A SIX- ROOM FLAT, IN
the Kricger Building will be toil
VAerli 1.1Vkpply 11.95.00}
WANTED—BOY ,'l‘,0 WOBK IN
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WANTED-FOB MAN AND ”WIFE;
room and board. Vicinity of South
Main street preferred. Add'ess H A.
Sibley, 28 Quintard avenue, South Nor»
washing and ironing at home; or 50
out. by the, dav. Preston Strong and
,yvifc. 80V Wdter St.VSVoV11Vth Norwalk
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respectfully solicit "a trial order.
learning. Apply 111 1191119 to (3101111, a:
Knapp 09., South union: £21 11,:
WANTED-T0 BUY, ALL KINDS
9119111119 and poultry. ‘Best prices paid.
Extra” prices for calvea. H. Friedman;
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