supplanted
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resuscitation 1870
‘ Entered at u. sanctum-nu: ,
Pawnee as second Clans Mutter.
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PART. OF. THI Mm IV A SPINAL Wilt. AND gun OWN," OPIRATOR.
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» Bill illiiilSliliE
« Mil it? till
33ml. Nurwaiit Board oi Councilmen
Object to Too Many Structures
oi This Character
lllW Hill ilRilliiiliiii illil
iiililltli ill Hill iliiilS
Luther M. Wright Puts in a Claim
ior $364 Damage to Property
Quite a stir was caused at the ntcct~
ing of the city council, that evening.
when a bill against the city for $364
.datnages front Luther M. Wright, fol-
lowing the tearing down by the tire-
mon under the direction of Chief liar-
old it‘. Clark of the chimney left stand-
ing after the Wright buildingjlrc ill
North Main street was road.
This was what the discussion started
with. but. before, it was over Mayor
Francis 1. Burnell and most of the
members of tile cottncil bad ext'n'essed
themselves as unfavorable to the rap-
id multiplying of 12 x 12 wart build-
ings abottt the city. The. council was
sotttewitat alarmed by the lnrceasc of
this type of building. which is permit-
ted under the present city ordinances.
As a. result, a new ordinance in refer». . ‘ .
. tenor, gore Meidetthurg s "\ ioiei." i
care to buildings wii undoubtedly have
a new building clause. Under [the
present ordinance. 12 X 12 wooden
frame structures may be built at will
and these can he added to by l: X i‘.’
and so on indefinitely. Various instant
ces wereI pointed out of this type of
mushroom growth, a lunch car in
Washington street, a horse our ill ilaii-
road avenue alld a series of little build
ings in Day street,
Changing Fire Limits.
At last night’s meeting, Corporation
Counsel John Keogh presented a rough
draft of the proposed new fire ordin'
. once. This. as it now stands. enlarges
the fire limits to include the whole
city. Provision is also made for a
building inspector. this office to be
held by the fire marshmali. it is al-
, so proposed by this ordinance to
guard against the further growth of
the little mushroom building. Some
of the. members of the council were
evidently or the opinion that the con-
dition has become such a serious otte
as to require attention without dc.
lay. The draft of the ordinance was
referred to a special committee of
three to confer with the corporation
counsel to polish it up if required. This
conuttittee. coltsistc of Fire Commis
siottcr George W. i‘iOgnrdus and Coun-
cilmen Albert M. i’ohlluun and (thus
for F. (lllli‘lt.
Mr. Wright's Claim.
The claim of Luther M. Wright for
Silo-l damages was referred to Corpor-
uliott Counsel Keogh, Chief ll. F.
Clark and Fire Commissioner llotrard-
us for an investigation. Mr. Wright.
in ltis colamtmictttlon, stated that the
chimney was pulled down without his
permission and that in failing the
chimney destroyed the port of the bar.
ness store left standing after the fire
and also destroyed goods in the hub
ness store to lllc value of silt. Mr.
Wright bud an cutittttttc or ttluo for
thc rebuilding of the front of tile ltnr»
floss store the same as it was just ni‘~
for tho fire.
('illlcl‘ Clark donleti 'bnt the Child
any bad boon pulled down without Mr.
Wright's pot-mission. Mayor ilurncil
also said the (‘llllllllt'.l bull to come
down on account of the dunner it \Vlli-l
to the public tailor the ill“. tittiel
Clark stutuu’tltni Mr. Wriultt was in-
formed of the situation and the com
pistols and rustle no objection and that
he offered a suggestion in the loyal-
lmr of it. The chimney. however, was
figured to fail to the southward and In-
stead wont over to the eastward. Bottle
of the firemen ware slightly injured at
the some time.
Mr. wright Also Petitions.
Mr. Wright sent in a petition in con-
nection with his complaint. requesting
purmiiliiloll to rebuild the harness store
one story in height at the corner of
North Main street and Union street.
This immediately met with opposition.
bringing on the somewhat lengthy dis.
cussion lb reference to "12 X 12"
buildings. Mayor Burnett thought
there should be no discrimination and
pointed out scvoral spots where the
“warts" have been allowed to grow.
SAVED OUGGINHIiM'I LiFl.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 2.-iiobert
Guggenheim. the young New Ycrit mil-
lionaire. wore a cutie yesterday as
be was patting H. W. Treat on the
back, for Trust had saved him from
being chewed up by a big bear in the
woods near Aberdeen. Mr. damn»
helm tutti Mr. 'l‘rsnt were tracking the
bear. 'l‘hey followed a trail for about
ten miles when there was a sudden
crackling in the brush lust ahead. foln
"filed by a sudden growl. and (in;-
gonbeim sprang upon a log to get a
shot. in doing so he slipped and
sprained his ankle. lie lay helpless.
when Treat came up and shot the boar.
chromium to.
William *
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Lotus Glee Club and Mrs. Minnie
Marshall Smith Heard at Nor~
walk Methodist Church
At the Not-walk Methodist Church.
last evening. the firstentertuinment in
the Town Entertainment Course was
given by the Lotus Glee Club. of New
York city, assisted by Mrs. Minnie
Marshall Smith. reader. An audience
of four hundred persons was present.
itt introducing the. Cleo club. Mr. W.
b]. Chancellor. who is president of the
Town 'l‘eacbers' Association, stated
that the purpose of the. course is on.
.loymcut, with improvement as a by
product. He. said that there would be
tickets, as the course proceeded. and
that ho was hopeful that the course.
would show profits. in which case one
half of the profits would be donate to
the Norwaik Hospital. and one-ital to
the South Norwalk Day Nursery.
The evening program consisted of
eleven numbers, bill. as every number
received one or more encores. the num-
bers ran beyond tw ty. From the ho-
ginnlng, the attdien . was enthusiastic.
'i‘ltc Glee club consists of a quartettc
of four main voices. The quartettu
rendered all its selections most skill—
fully; but the long closing selection.i
"Tile tit‘asshopper." consisting of the
same words rendered in a down dit-
terent ways. to a medley of tunes. will
be long remembered by those who,
heard it as one of the most amusing
and yet highly artistic musical pet»
fortitunces ever presented here.
linrvey iiindermyer, the first tenor.
of the club. possesses all exquisite'
voice. He sang llttll‘s “tittrden of My
Heart” beautifully.
t‘harles 1.. Lewis. the first bass. retr‘
dered Fox's “My lthf‘ Neil" as a solo.
t‘t. Morgan Stricklult. the second
Laltue ilouix presented White‘s
“King Charles" with a volume of deep
bass. under perfect control. tltttt car-l
ricd the audience almost literally “off:
its fect.‘ it was a magnificent render-r
tag.
The (lice club certainly has
great soloists, tutti is admirably
ducted by its leader.
Mrs. Smith. the reader. gave three
charntitttt selections. and three eucores
followed. Site has it very attractirc
manner; and her acting was all good
as her recitation.
The next entertainment of the
course is November lb. when Walter
llowe. of London. will give readings
front Shakespeare. impersonating all
the parts. it will take place at iltc
South Norwalk Baptist Church.
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Then Kills Himscii by Shooting. at
Pine Grove. Pennsylvania
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l’il'l'l‘flVlidJC. PIL. \‘or. ‘.'. ~(lnc ol
the Worst tragedies that has over
shocked this mainly occurred at Pine
Grove, near here. last night. when
llnnici Hchoke. a butcher of first
place. cut off the bonds of his wife
no reduction in the price of the course \‘
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Showers tonight and cooler: Watt»
bud-y cool-r.‘fllr; brink wont windy
Milli liHiS . :
All stwn ~
submits
City oi Norwailt Property Owners Pre-
sent Their Claims to the Com-
mon Council
illillllflliil Hill
BOXES Alli iliiiliii
Sale (ti More Water Bonds to Local
Purchaser Authorized
The second regular meeting of the
Norwalk City Council was held ill the
Council chamber... in Wall street. last
evening. with a full Allt‘litliltbf‘il. The
minntos of the previous meeting were
then road llllfl upprovml and the meet.—
ing then prootwdcti to business.
Joseph illness. of South Not'wnlk.
asked for permission to build it at»
room button on his land in lliscsa
Court. ile owned all the adjoining
property so that no owner's ctlnsent
would have to be obtained.
He spoke of ill” condition of illness
(‘ouri and asked the (‘uuttcii in turns
figure the scwetaue conditions there.
At present there if: u catch basin on
film side of the court. which is hardly
largo cnotllgh to catty away till the
(Continued on Second Putty.)
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llBiiR iiiilillS Alli
illlliii tit ililiiliiii’l
District Court oi Appeals Ailirms Dr-
cree oi the Supreme Court
\\‘.\Sllli\'i'i'l‘(i.\l. Nov. zl'l‘be Dis-
trict (‘ourt of Appeals today affirmed
the decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia ttdludginn
President Samuel (lontpcrs, Secretary
l“i'.‘lill( Morrison and Vice-President
John Mitchell. of the American Filii‘
oration of Labor. guilty of contempt of
court. lit the ilucks Stove and tissue
case.
(‘hief Justice Sheppard dissented
from the opinion of the court on con
stiiutlonnl grounds.
The court held that the fundamental
issue was whether the constitutional
agencies of gorernltu-nl should in-
obeyed of dolled. The. mere. fact that
lllt‘ «left-urinals were the officers of
ill'uulllm‘d labor in America. said the
t‘tlill‘i, lt'Ill lttllltll'tllllce to the cause.
and added to the gravity of the situa-
tion, but it should not be pcrtttilled to
influence the result. "if an organics
lion «1 citizens however large." the
court held. "lnny disobey fhc luntr
dates of the court, the Battle reasoning
would render them subject in indlttti
nttd twelve-ycttr—oid daughter and then
(‘lll‘illlliilt’ll suicide by distilling hitti-
self. The ghastly discovery was made
when there was no sign of life nbottt
the house. broke, open the front door.
They found Schokc lying on the flour
and the bodies of the. Wife and ”Min
girl in a bed on the second floor.
The daughter's bond was entirely
savored and itud roiled away from the
body. but his wife's ltt-ud hung simply
by tho vertebrae. A large butcher
knife on the floor showed ltow the
murdoru had been committed.
i-lchoke lutd covered the bodies with
the bed clothing amt after writing a
note teliittg‘ what ho had done. he
went downstairs and shot himself
through the bond. itcntlt in hilt case
was intsnntuumtus.
fichokc was on years old. lie was
of a rather pccttltttr and unsteady ditt-
posltion and several times failed in
business, but his relatives cattle to his
assistance each time and started him
in business again.
it is believed that be worried him.
self Insane.
Milli. evening he look hill lodffti
books to the home of a rel live alum!
with other pt‘lsttensiolts. itul ruling flint
ho premeditated lilo murders.
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SClllledC’l‘AiiY. N. Y.. Nov. 3r-
Two llonton it Maine engines wore
telescoped at the easterly and of the
single track bridge over the Mohawk
River near Rotterdam Junction. early
this morning. Wrong signals is given
as the cause. There is a double truck
leading to the bridge from both dim
lions. The eastbound might when in
the middle of the bridge saw a main
bound freight inst 00min: onto the
single truck. The contour of the
former train put on full speed. and
when just over the river applied the
mermcy brakes. alarm: the are.
today. when twigltbors who beeami‘tud.
suspicions that something was wrong'tpm
tutl ticilance. iioth are subject to tho
law. and neither is above it. if a
citizen. though he may honestly lu-
licvc tltut his rights have been invad»
may elect when and to what ex
he will obey the lttztttdutcs of the
court and the rcuulrcntcuts of thc
law as interpreted bv the court. in
stead of pursuing the orderly course of
appeal. not only the courts. but govern
plant itself would hecoutc Mth‘l‘lt‘flfl
and society would be reduced to n
stain of anarchy."
The action of the Supreme Court of
the liistrici of Columbia in nentottcinu
i-lttmucl (lompors. John Mitchell and
ifranlt Morrison. oi' the American Fed.
oration of iathor. to twelve. nine and
six months’ llltprisonmcnt in jail. rc
attractively. was the result of failure
of those three defendants to obey the
order of the court diroctintt them to
dental froth placing the littcks Stove
and Range Company of fit. imnis on
their unfair list in the prosecution
at their boycott against the corpora
on.
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l.l'l‘(lf-iifllci.ii. Nov. aw'l‘hc vote of
the town nteeilng of October 4 to fit-
vor of no license is declared tutti and
void in a decision knurled down by
Judge (i. W. Wheeler. of the superior
Court. today. The trust,» was heard at
some length before him. The clubs
watt made that irregularities wot-c von~
[touted with the vote. The (incision o
the court, after receiving the ovt
dance. has the effect of upholding
these contentious. and the town there.
’lli‘y continues in the license column.
from were thirty count! in t com
pinint. importnotjmoul the being
those which alleged irregularity in
that the ballot boxes from the North»
.ilnld section were unsound when do-
liversd. that the license vote was not
counted by the proper persons. and
that. the notice of the meeting had not
{been printed for the required live
dim in it local new.
. «with their
fimibh Mid Iii
. “Wfi‘m
closed bridge nave tho slow a altitude.
i 'l'it automobile ill-tn o
flirting! mm s
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rumored,
home. parting of the farmer’s home.
The young wanton. however. “did not
enter the boobs. and later her family
bucmnlttx frightened. requested that a
searching party be be out. and this
was headed by Chief, n. of the
state polleopllepnty Sheriff McCabe
and Officer button. t'l‘he party covered
most of the territory around Plants—
ville. but found no trace of Miss llam-
iiu. After daybreak the body was
seen in the pond on the Clark place.
There was no MK“ of violence about
it, the clothing was in order and till
jewelry intact. The water was only
fottr feet deep at. that place. The body
was face downward and it summed as
if the young woman had walked from
the highway into the pond and thrown
herself into the water.
Miss Hamlin had been in a cheerful
disposition. nothing is known by lllt‘
futility of any trouble to have led her
to wish to un'tke away with herself.
She was a clerk in the office of the
Southlngton Wire Company. and the
dausblcr of Mr. and Mrs. t‘. it‘. limit-
lin.
Militia
tan
5 will It
fi‘ww‘W'
Superintendent Manner Tells oi
r the Work Accomplished Dur-
ing illc Past Year
ililliiillliilliill iii
illititiW Biliilll
Woodward Ave. Building Linc Tangle
Reictrcd to Corp .rslion Counsel
—_._
Alilillltf the matters lil'l‘nt'lliml to the
city ctutucii ltt:-t ntnht “us the seven-
ll‘l‘lllll annual rcpoti oi the municipal
electric ltlufli This was looked for"
hard with spccinl tuft-lost, inilil'
luuclt i't‘lll‘tlk idler-iticttl Commis-
liliillt'l' 'i‘tinnitls iticbuui-utt had stated
ilt one oi tits ttlilllliiiil.i‘.lllilliix that fills
year‘s report would lll' tili‘ that real
in
HS
report» former onus helm; on the
"Lama .lcnn Libby novel stile “ 't‘hls
stntelttont was the subiect of much
continent,
Mr \i'incbester‘s ilil'lltlb took ox-
ccption to this sluicuicnt. The re
port will be printed in full ill the no
final city report.
Extracts front the report follow:
To His iiouor. the Mayor. uttd the
Honorable lloard of Councilmen
of the City of itouttt Not-walk.
flouticuten: We have the pleasure
f subtttttttng to your honorable board
wu—
(Continued on Second Page.)
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Democrats Secured “one at Sebas-
tian's Branch Precinct. Kentuc-
iiy. and Hide Them
JACKBON. Ky.. Nev. awnaptlfll
from Crockettsville and Sebastian's
‘ilrnncb, this mornluu. were that. two
attempts. one sitcceslfui. tutti boon
made to steal ballots near Crocketts-
ville precinct at the mouth of Muir’s
(truck. The home of Mary flotilla.
who held the ballots for that precinct.
was destroyed by fire. The bailout
were burned with the hours. At Saber
lion's Branch precinct the De ocrsts
lii‘e reported to have settled a bol-
lots this morning and hidden them.
use“; tum contacts.
linens Tribe. l. 0. R. M.. gave the
first of its urine of social: but even.
In; at Red Men's flail. in Washington
street. -'i’bo event Was an invitation
affair and afforded a pleasurable
evening formally mitt. Music for
dancing wufpruio ed by sucks on
chums“ ice
E
- ill iiiliillii Piliillili‘JS
President Tails Son Does Duly as a
Watcher in Third Avenue
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.:~—.\'ew York
went to the polls early today to cast
its vote in the lttsyoraliy election.
When the. polls opened at it o'clock in
many of the. precincts on the lower
East Side ltilig lines of men were on
band to cast their votes. Voting pro-
ceeded t.ltili"li)’ in the early hours and
Jim police reported no disorder.
The Weather was cloudy with orcu~
:tionul glimpses of the sun this morn-
ing. though there were predictions of
shook-rs before the day was over.
Managers of Otto 'l‘. iinnnard. lie.-
publicun-Fusion candidate for mayor;
William .1 tittyuor, ltcmocrallc nomin-
cc for lliill‘uf‘, illltl William it. Hearst.
tending the i‘ltlcv.-\liiunce ticket, all
confidently pl‘ctilt'tctl victory for their
rtttttlidnics. There was little betting
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
Riliiliiil iiililSi
[lift [it HIS INJURIES
Animal Owned by Harris & Cains. the
Coal Dealers. Was Worth
About 5300
While hunting a runaway dash last
evening about 5:30 o‘clock. a vsitrable
horse owned by Harris & Guns. the
coal dealers. was so badly inform
that it. died about twenty minutes
later.
The horse was in charge of one of
the drivers, Alfred Waite. The latter
tutti been delivering a load of coal at
the municipal electric station and left
the animal while he went in to have
the check signed. When Waite came
out the burst. was aliasing. Spectators
said the runaway ltud none in” tilt
down the street. having apparently he-
comc frightened at sotttetitiax.
Al the corner of State and Monroe
streets. the cart struck the curb and
lllt' blow was Hlit'li it still one that the
horse was halted ill his dash and
thrown. his head coming in contact
with the curb, lie lay there for some
little, nttd llr. ll. id. ilules was called
to do what he could for hint. After
n time the animal got on its fuel. lie
was led .ts far as Railroad avenue.
whore he bliii’t‘l'vli a few limes. went
down.’ rolled around it bit and then
died. He was considered to be worth
in the tteittbitorhtmd of ”no.
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ammo
llenlnntin Crowley. a colored man.
is locked up at police headquarters on
it charge of nilllliltlilff liattlu Taylor.
also colored. Crossley tires in Wood
street. and the woman he is charged
with assaulting lives in Bunion street.
liond has been fixed in his case at tho
and tomorrow morning has been not
an the time for trial. it. is charged
that Crosaley committed the assault
Saturday night.
Richard Thomas. also colored. has
promised to settle for a broken pane
of glass in it Chinese laundry in North
Main street. Tinnitus entered the laun-
dry Saturday night and paid for some
work. A little tutor be returned. stat.-
but that he had forgotten to take his
change. The Chiunmnn did not. up»
tierstaud and in the excitement. 'i‘itorn-
tts put his arm through the glass.
“W
tookwoop—utsm can.
The case of lsnbslio _,l..ocltwood. a
south Norwalk girl. against Samuel J.
Klein. a former ntnnager of Militia
Hall, is down for trial before a fury
in the Court of Common Plea to
iiirtdgaport tomorrow, Klein was sued
for $1,000 dtimitflfil following a "beauty
contest" at the hall. The plaintiff
maintained that be dragged her by
force from the audience to the stage.
The girl is represented by Hurlbutt
and Davis and Klein by Judge Joseph
Taylor. ,
on OULLI DIOWNID IY ICON“.
roar rowssnuo, Willlh'fi, Nov. 2.
~Wind velocity so great that sent nails
were driven, upon the woven and
drowned by scores was reported by
Capt. Charles Hum. of the American
a
meat in the 'fiydrompnlo Ofletl‘iitlf'e
of, . If
‘ drum unite and iota-
Welt Afloat. ‘ Mod
limit“ “a
schooner Taurus yesterday. in a state- -.
Gerber was instantly killed and Spart-
man died before he could be taken to
the station.
—-NOTICE.
Mrs. Reynolds (to Mrs. (forums)—
“Why don't you get a decent Jankman
that you can depend on, the same as
you can your grocer?"
Mrs. lorhnm-«“Who
titan?"
Mrs. Reynolds—“William Effron, 35
Fort St. lvlc pays lite lb. for rags:
sec for newapspers. 5143c for auto tires.
be for rubber boots and shoes. Send
postal or phone. as he does not go
with bells any more. Phone 875-2;
office. 441.” "
IS Sli’ili Willlill Hill
titliiillillllli liilililiil'l
Hungarians Wile Makes Serious
Charge Against Man Arrested
ior Using a Kniie
is the heat
Stephen Sipos, of 41 laxinzton av-
enue, who has a bad habit of getting
drunk. repeated the offense this morn-
ing, and then started to whip his wife.
He llilltif‘ a pretty complete job of this.
and then went next door to No. 39.
where Joseph lpach resides. lie began
a quarrel with lpacb. and finally drew
a small knife from his pocket. and
made several hinges toward lpach. One,
blow of the knife blade made a gash
three inches long in [pat-if! neck. and
another cut his head. Dr. Robert M.
Wolfe was called to attend the injured
man.
lpscit bled fcarfuily from the gaping
wanna in his neck and that he was not
killed outright is attributed consider-
ably to his celluloid collar.
Meanwhile several men in the viola»
ity Were making efforts to subdue Sip-
os. who fought like a crazy man. Fin.
ally half a dozen men secured a rope
and bound him ("ill and foot. and piled
him into the United States mail wagon
of Emory l..c.hotsky. The latter start-
ed for police headquarters and Stone
was taken ltt charge by Chief of Police
Volimer. He will be held until he so-
bers up.
Mrs. Stuns then appeared on the
scene, and she seemed very bitter
against her husband, telling the chief
that he was wanted in lilinois for kliia
log a man. and was no good anyway.
The police have started an investiga-
tion of the alleged murder.
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Pl’l‘TSBthl. Pn., Nov. 2.-—Mra.
William Marlow and four children
were burned to death today when fire.
calmed by the upsetting of an oil lamp,
destroyed the Marlow house. in the
outskirts of the city. A fifth child
was saved by the mother before she
sons were at work ill n nearby coal
mine at the time of the accident.
When the fire started Mrs. Marlow
quickly carried an night-yur-oid buy
again to aid four other children who
were asleep on the second if r. The
fire burned rapidly and th five of
them perished.
TROLLIY COMZQNY SETTLE.
A .
The lawsuit of Edward A. Brennan
against the Connecticut Campos .
which was to have have been tried th s
morning in the, Common Pleas court
in Bridgeport, was settled 1 at before
court convened. The pininti w» (iv
on what was considered substantial
damages and com. This case pron
as a tit-suit or one of A. P. Manor‘s
trucks being hit by a trolley car at
lt‘tiirfieid. Brennan was the driver of
the truck.
atrium-a .aiimumtu. on rim no
If words or tau. 28 center I «pin.
on itl outward icon
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will" (TakiTMWm tot lunar
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met her death. Mr. Marlow and two t
to the yard and claimed the house a
i hold
MDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1909. . , TWQ CENTBtL-e
F ‘ ’ l t T l‘ . l I ‘ ‘ classified advertisements on till. he”. ,
. . as center 3 tint” l
illllliiltli‘ [l iilliiiiS ill ( flit Militants . «a. .......v.. .. ,,
' lit l’tlllll ~ illlliiilll lillliil WANTED
» . ' ”A WOMAN do with? ._
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Did Not Return ”Inst Night Ai- _ ‘ Two Lads Were Jumping on Freight .flli‘rli..wn“iiiiit. slam . ,
‘ ' ' .._ . midNTLEMEN’B Warm; .‘
tcr Gmm,.€8llllltlw“ll the tn Cut Caught Between ,‘mwit‘t’vtnsfi and mending. ””Afi'mfl ,.
Multitude the Tram lil’.‘”t33"ftt..."i..ti‘éi'."’e“’"‘ “m .2...
“ -, ‘ , . — SALESLADY IN A DRY
sournmo'ros..nov. 2.-After n ‘ * new HAVEN. Nov. 2.~——Wiilinntlm,‘,'m";',?:§,3 ,fi‘pgw A_ wokem...&gf...,
long sourcb‘throuxhoutdho night, the . Gerber.11 years 01.110, 331 Grand nve- iii Washington t. n at
body of Miss Florence Hamlht. used . . . fine. and William Spartman, 13 years wANTEo-—-nxpsntuncno TURN s
. - - l . Gt 0!
22 years, was found in LII? llilllil oi‘ Three Mayoraitiy Candidates In New Old. 0,183 Wooster street. were “Hedililtftliiit‘y‘ii"i§‘ii“iluiiit° figlheh'hd U‘hioti, ‘
tho it C. Clark entitle this morning. York State They Will Secure in the cut by a west bound passenger stilt/ANTED—JI‘HREE 0R FOUR Rog“?
Death is attributed to drowning and . traltt Oil the New YOI‘k. New Haven unfurnished. Address w.. ours Sentinel. ‘
‘ . . ‘ ille Oiiice and Hartford railroad late yesterday. at at».
the conditions are lnystllylng. Miss i ‘ ‘
The two boys had been Jump at! D AYOUNG MAN As DRIV- ,
Hamlin. accompanied by Mrs, Hurb freights and stood on the we“ bound ervmtzt'nzmgcemmtmdr . A iv “ml?“
hurt. wife of ltcv. Mitllttribttt‘t. went “0 Influfllf REPHRIEB tracks waiting for an approaching “mud.” 59mm... A“... but “until
calling upon Mr.‘ and Mrs. Louis {might train when the pusfin‘gor tgaln 080 t.
Schmidt last evening. Miss Hamlin came down upon them btr mg i em __ U RIVERS mu ..
“"1 Mrs. .Huribuft “like" almost before they could get out of the way. WANTED F0 R D ,.
coal and grain trucks. Raymond Bron.”
ode-St
WA TED .. YOUNG
house ork. family of
Swede or Irish preferred.
25 Bayvlew Ave.
WANTED—WASHING TO DO; AT‘JT.
home. Inquire 10 Lexington Ave. 030M
WANTEFZREUABLE MAN. coon
GIRL 13.03
“at was
r ,.
030 t
driver. accustomed to stabl work and
care of horses. Address Dr. E. 8m tit.
Norwalk. 1:, o It
WANTED—SITUATION A'i‘ GENERAL
housework. Inquire 2 Windsor Pins?“
WANTlD—EXPERIENCED OPERAT-
urs and girls to learn shirt manna???
while learning, stead-y work. Citron. -
body to Co. 037 at
WANTED—4‘0 BUY. ALL KINDS Oi“ .
cattle and pouitr . Beet prim paid. ‘Ex- .
tn tires for caves. H. Friedman. Lou-
gect out Turnpike. South Not-walk.
old
T O LET
T0 LET—THREE ROOMS FIRST
floor. adults only. Inquire eveuin . Miss
Radaitttnnuwski. Sycamore Sf... as custom
First St.. East Norwnlk. 112 ll.
POSSESSION. lMMEDlATELY.
lllllt‘<rm’illl cottage. 7:: (lsborn Ave. Nice
molds and water view. inquire Ednon
'. St. John. 15 St. John St. ’i‘el. “Tiff.
" It
To LET--rtvs nouns. sacofio
floor. centrally located. East Norwnlk;
adults only. Address M.. care Sentlggé.“
FINE
TO LETmHOUSE. NORTH '1' YLOR
Ave., us; first floor. Noroton O; first
litmr. Monroe so. 315- second floor. Ion-v
m st. 8H; coco d floor. slump on. so;
new house. Wood u QVIM‘ {'l VQ~
"tents. ten rooms. 8 : Muse. a Run.
Nil; third floor. Cltugol BL. .5; ill“, Allin
lttgton street. 812; mmont. Wubtn n
Raymond Bros" South or-
walk l on,
. )8
To LIT—AT a one , . ..
apartment of five rooms. furnis _»
furnished; impmzomenis: adults 3%
quire 53 West A o. ; .
ro LET—drills noun IN counts on
city. all furnished. with lmprovemcn :
845 month. see Lawrence Agency. (:80 i.
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. in rivlfe family. Ad-
dress 8.. care Semitic . 080 3!
TO LET—«FURNISHED ROOM. ALI.
improvements. it finnford Place. South
Norwalk. 030 8!
TO LEV-«FURNISHED ROOM. 68
Spring St. Inquire upstairs on premaegi
o
TO LET-4"th: 80038 WITH 1M-
provomenis. Flt-st St. East Norwalk. lu—
Iluire R Jout'lovslty. First St... But Nor-
walk. 029 it
To LET-wit Six-ROOM HOUSE AND
barn. with two acres nood fond. Indnlro
Mrs. 'l‘urlov. 102 Taylor Ave. ozld ff
,ZII“
nusmsss names.
PAINTING. DECORA INC) AND PA-
per hanging. by a pm: teal man. (live
our triu ordot‘ to Alexander Will 0. u
.iy Ave. Estimates cheerfully ven.
Lorie Inortmont of wall papers. Tel.
7!!-
COMI LOOK AT MY FALL AND
Winter samples of Wedding Announce-
ments. Ball ’rommmea Hangers. Tick-
ets of Admilnlofl and Jo min: of all
kinds. Conrad ran. Bl uhlnxton at.
W to noon WIATl-t I FOR OUT«
aide painting. last on an inlt you uti-
mattut and color plain of artistically
painted homes. afar hon inc. wail pn-
por and room moudinn. urphy Dem
crating 00.. 78 Waahln‘ton fit.
MANOION HOUII ms WABHINQ-
on 8L. now open for butane" under new
management. Thorouuhly renovated and
mfurniuhtid. Table first class: all home
cooking and baiting. futon "cannabis.
W. P. 'i‘r-llrr. Prop. nl
TRIII TRIATID troll thilflc'l‘iIAND
looms. Tree. trimmed. raped and for-
tllind. cavities cleaned. t fed and filled.
placing the mo: in good condition. Trees .
examined fin. .lonph . Cut-mil. tron '
Hamish» and automaton-t. Nomik.
./
MOI!” p HALLOCK. LADliiiil' Ilia.-
iiner. nil trimmed and mode in the
latent theta-ditto It in. aterinll furn-
ished i desired. tout-n mm it a m. to
out p. in. it Chestnut i.. dealt-fier-
vvalk. if
i
I torso trauma oil ALI. nifmtb ,
Oat i clipper. bran nd racket. o
of not .mm mot-l an thin yaob trima-
lnn: plumb-rt supplies and «ha
:53in out me no. imwfifi _
Tel. Iii-IT
LOST.
copra-A LADY'I no WA. .
chain find rob. A suitabe reward furl it
return to this am». My t
~ mm in. c not - '
m... ............... ”tutu... ,
turn 0 some to limit of “I ’5 ,
MISCELLANEOUS. ._ i .
run “"h'h w o i‘ootc '
t'l‘flitl’hfl'heé villi " i‘" . ‘
not. local atolls will be taken. will .
mm ssso room can
onset-nits. Nov. 1.4mm:
Daniel Brantley. a prom. "
on the railroad from if“ ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler