Wanna-a traumatic. , . ‘
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_ . ~ . ‘ . , . toil-tar; moderate nor-thus: to out
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amount) Prison NIWI Hum ALI. Pan'rI or 'rt-iI month IV A‘ IPIOIAL Willi am: can own OPIRATOR. '
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ammsnsn the landfill: anon“ mil? mt... scorn NORWALK. c oar. NOVEMBER to. woo. , Two cams.
I‘INiRiiSiD
iXPiNIlliillii '
' IN Bflfliil
Two Extra Police “and an Extra Paid
Fireman Asked Ior Next Year
in South Norwalit
IS I PilililiPliillililil
[illiiiliil iiilllii Siliiii?
Various Other Departments Want
Increased 'Appropriations
Last night the members of the city
council got together to figure out what
in their opinion it will cost to run the
city from the first of January to next
October. The estimates this time are
for nine months instead of a year‘un
account of the taking effect of tho now
city charter. This your the chi coun-
cil prepares the estimates for the now
council. but hereafter cacti council
will arrange. its own estimates.
The estimates just being arranged
amount to nearly as much as for a
your, in that most or the i’XDt‘lltIIIlii't‘h‘
conic. during the early part of tho your.
The iutlouuts for the various tlt‘liliti-
meals were informally lilllit‘tl ovor at
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
melanin liviliuu
summon
Fierce Fiphting Has Occurred Near
Colorado Iiay rand -llie‘San Juan
River
COLON, Panama, Nov. lll.~--A wire~
lest; message froiu liluetlelds. bend-
quurte’rs of the provisiondl govern-
ment established by General Estrada,
leader of the Nicaraguan rebellion,
gives the rebel version of the recent
lighting near the Costa Rican border.
The wireless says that the news was
received at Bluefields from lloca dot
Colorado, Costa Rica, and continues:
“Fierce fighting took place on the
Will and tlth at a point near Colorado
tiny (iioca del Colorado) and the San
Juan river. (lencral Toledo with sev»
oral hundred government. troops who
had invaded Costa ltlcuii territory in
order to attack the Nicaraguan rebels
who were entrenched along the San
Juan river, which forms the. boundary
between the republics. Was forced by
Costa Rica to rcvcross into Nicaragua.
Toledo forthwith attacked the rebel
troops under General Chnmorru on the
Nicaraguan side of the river. The
government army consisted of infnn~
try and artillery and repeatedly its."
audited the positions of the rebels. Al-
though outnuinbormt, (leiierui tiltamor-
r0 responded with great effect. After
thirty-nix hours of desperate lighting
President chayu‘s troopn became pun-
Ic stricken. lioth atdoa lost heavily
in killed and wuundcd.
"'l‘hu prompiiicns with which the
government or (‘ontlt Rica oxpollcd tho
Nicarttgtmus front Costa ltlcan tor—
i'iiory shows that Zolnyu will receive
no aid from tho ropublio to tho south.
A lack of arms hits pi'crcntod the
rebels from ndvunclng. Arms are cit»
pected daily. The government forcca
had been expected at tireytmru on the
ltlth and hoped to proceed to lilno-
ilclds, 'l‘hin defeat checka the advance
for some time and indicates tlintinor-
lro'a ability to hold the San Juan vul-
oy.
“(loiicrui Estrada still holds the tcr~
rlinry or the eastern half of Nicara-
gnu. except a low miles on the San
Juan river. Business to being carried
on without interruption at Bittehcidn.
(,lupc (tractor (the northeastern cir-
tremity of Nicnriurul, and at Han Juan
dot Nortct Greytownl. at the extreme
southeast of the republic. The pro-
vialonnt government it! being maln—
iained in an orderly manner. and it is
expected that. the United States will
soon recugniao the government of Eli-
trada as an independent republic."
lltiltll tittiit nit
coma illill
Apparently the city council cloned
the last chapter of the controversy at
many years standing in relation truths
Crescent Terrace wall last night.
A resolution was passed withdraw-
ing the lions against the Lucien It.
Benton and Hutchinson proportion for
repair work done by the city while the
outcome of the affair was oboe rod. By
the agreement arrived at do big the
outlaw months. tho-city trunnion the
responsibility tor-tho care of thrwail
. > my
aperty'ocuoro will maintain .
lili-liiltiiltillliililt’ili
an it into on
Two Hundred People Present at Ex-
cellent Menu. and Music by a
Large Orchestra Enjoyed
'l‘hc Egbert Club. of the First
Church. of Norwaik. gave. its first
Yaledhlnccton supper last night in the
chapel of the church, which was dec-
orated with the opium of the two col-
leges. and large ferns were placed
around the plutform.‘
The tables pt‘cscntcd a pretty sight.
The snowy damask was brightened
with beautiful tiowcrs and lighted
candles. the citation of the. candles cor:
responding in color with lilo college
colors by the side, of which they were
placed. ‘
Plates had been laid for 75. bill the
popularity of the members of the club
unit the unm'lunccment that this.wan
their first supper of tho. season. wus
the mourn: of attracting over 200 pco-
plc to enjoy the banquet. and listen
to the choice selections roudcrcd by
the Egbert club orchestra of ten pieces
under the leadership of Edwin l..
l‘arltcr.
A table was reserved for tho pupils
of the Hillside school. nearly all of
wltom were present.
At tlzih the blessing was iiivou by
tho licv. George l). ldglwrl, pastor of
the church. After this the stopper. cou-
sistlug of ii'toaisr~-r:~‘liccd ham. bccf,
loaf. vcai loaf; italatis~«l’otalo, sat
mop. lettuce: scalloped potatoos;
picsw pumpkin. apple. mince; cako
amt con'oo, was served.
Special mcittion must be made of
'tlic remarkably good music furnlahod
by tho orchestra. it added lilo and
color to tho cvcttlug‘u entertainment.
and Incritod tho applnuso that
l'rccly given the difl'orolll in‘lectloltu.
'i‘ho unppor Willi a uroui success in
ova-ry particular and iiiticli crcili l2.
duo the various committees who labor
oil so hatii to drool tho cvpcctaiionn
of the many friends who were present
last night,
The committee on arrangements
were: Chester l'leaih,cltairiuuii; Wul-
tor Rider. Harold Baldwin, William
Taylor. Percy 'l‘iiylor. Kenneth Cuto-
burn. Kelvin Paddock. Ralph Arnold.
Committee on music: Ernost Law-
rence and William Wcllnitz.
The table decorations Wore done by
the Kind Word Circle, whose members
also waited on them in a vory (‘illlilllll'
manner.
Titty Yale anti Princeton tings wore
given away during tho evening as Htitl‘
venirs of the occasion.
itilllitit tit tilii.
Sititiliill illilltil
Marietta Woli and Her Son Create a
Scene in the Paris Court Room
PARIS. Nov. ‘13.——Tiic public today
nwnita with confidence the acquittal
of Mnrahcrttu t-ltclnhcti. (lullty or in-
amount the impression is general that
the state has not lllllilt‘ out n cuso
against her. Originally chnririuu that
cite murdered boih hor painter bun.
hand, Adolphe Siolnhuil. utnl hor step-
mother. Madame deny, the prosecution
modified in; allcgiitlonu all the trial
progressed. iimtlly eliminating the
charge of pnrrtcldo and admitting that
the accused woman might have been
an accomplice rather than a principal
in the death of her husband.
The confidence of the public is nhar‘
ad by the accused. hor counsel and
friends. This was evinced when Mad-
ame Steinholl entered the court room
today. llcr largo, cxprcnaivo ayes
iinshcd nnplcaunntly trout a face that
Was plainly riot-row stricken. hilt the
faintest suspicion of a static was do
touted. it wan also apparent that
tihe had recovered somewhat from
the physical collapse of yesterday. tier
counsel. M. Aublu, glanced ltrat at his
client and then about the court room
triumphantly and grinned broadly as
though his case had been already won.
in anticipation of nor acquittal her
friends have arranged to spirit the
widow away to Home quiet place In
the country where she may recuperate
from the effects of her trying ordeal.
This will be done immediately after
the verdict is pronounced. summing.
of courac. that the expected will hall-
pcn. -
All Parts. it seemed, clamorod today
at the doors of the Palace of Justice
when the curtain rose upon the final
act of the legal drama which has ah-
itorbed France to the cxclualon of pm
tlcally everything also for ten days.
W
«Plain.
Chctcc' Fouls, lilo in.
Spring Chickens for renting or
limiting, 22c lb.
Pork Chops or Roasting Park. trio in.
Home-made or Link Ban-an. tic lb.
Bait Pork, 14in lb. "
Fresh or Corned. flocks, 12c lb.
8m“ Pork. 14013,“
“Milt.
bacon tic
W (1 ti
ill in “
ill SUNDAY
tilllBl
Complaints Made During the Past
Week to iheProsecuting Attor-
neys oi the Town
iliiiiilS ililii‘ll‘Iliil ,
if Pliiiiiil Pliilfliiiii
‘Ollicers May Be At Rhodonoiia Park
and the Wickc Lot
Football as a Sunday pastime has be.
come quite important In The Norwalkn
this full. but during the past week
there have boon strum: conipiititltu to
both Prosecuting Attorneys William F.
'l‘umtmtny and Leo lutviu.
As a result. it is tonsillcrcd quite
likely that ihoro in trouble in store if
guinea uro attoinptcd tomorrow alter-
uootr
No dollnito'ptosrnm has been an-
uouncod by tho prim-ruling attoruoyu.
bill it will not ctiusc much Hill'l‘l'ltw if
they solid policcuiou to two plncus
where there hurc boon Sunday ui‘tcr
noon uiittion, tho ltinuioiioliu i’nlk field
in Norwnii. and tho \i’icho lot. liotwcoti
Fourth and Fifth ulroota. l-juat Nor
walk. At the latter place, it has boon
unouncod this Wt'i-k that tho tlriolc
tonni will line up against it strong tritui
from llriiiltcport.
'l‘hcsc football guintrs have boon no
popular that the attoiuiituro baa boon
amoral hundred at each, Previous to
the football Nt‘flfitlll, thoro were aim
baucball unmos at tho liliodoiiolia
i’nrk ground»: but illl'y new not Illil'l“
fcrcd with upon lbw uudorntnndluu
that no iidmiauiou too should be chum
WI. The ouicoiiic of tho printout com~
pluiutn are iliercforo looked lorwurd to
with iniorest. 'l‘lio liltudoiiollu Park
grouudn come nudcr the jurisdiction
of l’rouccutlug Attorney tluvin. of Non
walk. and the hold in East. Nor-walk un-
der that of prosecuting Attorney ‘l‘am-
tuuny, of South Not-walk.
It is maintained by the complaints
that under the ninttiios tboao gntucn
cannot go on. Tho law any.» touching
on this point:
"Any pursuit who shall cnunuc in
any sport between 12 o’clock Saturday
night and 12 o'clock Sundayaiiuht shall
be fined not more than $50."
Quito n lIilllllwr oi [motile have been
laboring undor ilto lllliilillit‘ll iiiiprcr
stun that the more liberal Sunday
law passed by tho that legislature is
lit force. This law. lum‘ovor, Wan \’t‘~
tumi by tim-oruor \t'ooha and iii ootlno
quotico thorc in nothing for the proso-
cutlng album-in to do hilt to follow
IIll' piorisium of tho old law.
Another popular piiico fur the Run
day utilill‘s is \Vlnulpmik.
[monotony ,
litltl ii WESii’tlilt
Rev. F. D. Walter Ilclivcrs ihc Prin-
cipal Address oi the Iiivcuing
'l‘lu- bimonthly nit-clip; oi" the trip.
worth lA‘lillllt.‘ ot‘ the town union wan
hold. lllHl night. In tho Metlmdint Epis-
copui church. at Huiiiiatuck. Thorn
was a very large attendance. tilting
the. church beyond Itii acutiug cnpuci.
iy, no that extra nonts had to be
brought In to scat tho people,
The Norwnlk chapter wan represent-
ed by about twcntydlvo Inhibitors, in»
cludlng tho ltnv. Frank ll. 'l‘orroy. plin-
tor of the Norwulk M. to. Church. and
Mrs. ’l‘orroy.
The Rev. F. D. Walter was the
speaker of the. evening, hit-l unblcct be-
ing divided Into three parts: "illuccrl.
ty. Simplicity and Strength."
At the clone of the. service. rofreiih-
month worn curved.
The next meeting will be hold at
Burton.
iliii IiIlIS liliiiill
iii Illiiililil’iltll
(ii-ace bowie, the twelve year old
County Home ward, who had boon liv-
ing with Miss audio Hallock in South
Main street, has been found.
Yesterday Miss llalloclt received a
postal card that aha was to Bridge-
port, at the home of 0. '1‘. (look. at so
Hart-at avenue. Misc Haiiock notified
Chief of Police William Vollmer and
the latter in turn communicated with
the count! coronal-toners. The “latter
station tin they would load an other
“till; to the address named after the
o . .
There was borrow
toilzt . 't, -,
ion 3 ”M“ n "the
Enjoyable Prtlgl'lll'; I"
Large Numbu‘ 0; Articles
Were “will vi
The committee of Eureka bongo.
Daughters of Rebekah. promised that
their Mother Goose Market would pro-
vide u very culoynblo time . and they
fttily made good. This interesting
event. to be of two night’s duration.
opened last evening at Odd Folklwn'
Hall in Washington street with a large
attendance.
There was an excellent entertain-
ment program mill evening which won
thoroughly enjoyed. all participating
in the program acquittlng themseltvca
in a highly creditable manner, i d
coclabtilty reigned supreme. The i all
looked very pretty in i a preparation»
for the Mother (loose print.
The entertainment p ogram mariked
tho opening of the Market or fair, the
program being as follows:
Recitation-“Minn Jones and the lilur.
uiur, Marie Harris.
Dunce-~Muriol llusaoll.
ltcciiatlon-«w'i‘ho Gingham Dog and tho
Calico (3M, Ruth Middleton.
Vocal Solo-«Marion Mottrmn.
Recitation—~My Papa. lilliluu l'lopkllla.
l’lutto Slum-Minn Jarvis.
ilritl-~'l‘birtceu Girls.
Mother throne huts woro very much
in evidence. (in the floor of tho bull
proper are booths from Wllitll buttuc»
mudc candy, broad and critic. and tho
l‘}' urtirlcz: arc disposed oi. 't‘lu-uo
bombs. arc in change or lilifllllii'l‘s oi the
l‘l:.lilllllit't‘. lluwit uiiiirn in tin- linu-
quot i‘iloiil~ other tilt-inborn of tho (‘t‘lllh
lliIlll'i' st't'vc Ii'l' (‘l‘l'fllll ilnll t‘illti-
'l‘hla owning, by special roquost
some of tho lillllllltil‘il ull tho prourittn.
including the diili of the girln, will ho
ropouti‘it, ’i'ho ylrin Were. drilled lll
llllri pretty number by Fred l’itaor.
'l‘bc cumtntttco or arrangements lot-
the Mother Goose Market includes
Mrs. James Hawks. chairman. hit-u.
Emma l‘tultl. Mrs. Matilda Wilcox.
Mrs. ldn Brush, Mrs. F. ii. (lacuna.
Mm. George Way, .‘tlrni Mario i’itztu‘.
Mrs. William .l lirownl Mrs. Addin-
tlyiitt. Mrs. Richard lump. Mrs. llnttlo
lintiornon, Mrs. aciirgd Crosby, Mrs.
Aunic Voile. Mrs. Aumu Murtinctiu
and Mrs. George Willard)".
At the muclusion at tho entertain
moat last evening, ., “ ,pfiu daunting
to music furntiihcd immwr‘s art-bun
int and thorn will be dancing nuttiu
this evening.
illiilili iiiSlilliiil
illilii Iii Iiiiiiil
M... .. w..-“ -
Exported That the Members ol the “lib
Regiment Will Soon liccrivc
Unicrs to Iiriurn llolllt‘
(Milli), til, ,\'o\‘ ljl “(tutors for the
domnhttlzmlun of tho t‘ourtli tit-tal-
ou-nt of tho lilinob: National lunl‘tl.
has t)it"lilli‘il ('tlll'tl ‘iilll‘u‘ curly ,vcsiuc
day morning, worn vvtwt‘twi by tho
comnuimb-is of tho orcunlmtion this
moiuin.:. ’l‘bo ntnwncc last night of
any pit!" of u (llnlliiuiiluli tn reuow mob
rule and the auto arrival at Kunknluto
of Ai‘ihui Ali-runner, “Ito was escort
mi from hore laio yesterday by two
companion of militia. led both the loci”
and pinto authorities to bolioro litllt
there was no chance of lurthcr itinitl‘r-
lattice in this city.
Alexander. who is ntltltlt'clctl of coin
plicity lit the murder of Annie Polluty
in the only person in whom plumbers
of the mob have interest. The out
nuanced intention of Sheriff Davis and
(lcncrni Wells was to Iami the negro
at some point so filr froth Cairo that
no attempt would he made to told»
him from the proper authoriticn and it.
in the general opinion here that thin
object was fully accomplished by the
Journey to Kamtknc.
Whether a altocial grand jury is to
ho uniniuoitcd to consider poriIlhltt
charges against members of the mob
may also be determined today. it it;
likely, ltchvor, that the matter wil
be left for the next regular grand luryi
which is to meet early In Docembert
tinder present conditions of public Oli-
lnion it is countdrcd by the local ollci
authorities that the chances of o lain
tug indictments against plumbers at
Thursday night's mob are remote.
lush pm
nun illiit tutu
Sllltiillitllli :Iilllliiiilil
The nmfint church supper and eaten
tnlumunt announced to be held at thd
South Norwalll pupil-t church. 1 ‘
night, was a pronounced auccosl lo a
on the supper and attendance was cool
counted. The supper was or the uni
eat and served in on attractive way.
The committee deserve great creditl
The attendance win one or the largest
in the blatant oi the church and tho
nplrit or fellowship was a1 future.
33%;.” disappoint
All” it I)
New Haven Men Playing Their First
oI the Seasons Big Games
This Alternooa
HiRiiliil illiiiliilliiil
WllH ililiiiiilillii lilli
Oihei Games al Several oI the
Smaller Universities
NEW HAVEN. Nov. t:i.- won the
members of each team confident that
the filial call of time would llr‘t’ tic
tory in their hands. the Yale and
Princeton ole-volts incl thin afternoon
at Yuic Fluid lit What. for the New
.b-iscy mou um: tho limit name of
tho emotion. and tilt tho biuo lentil the
tirat of tho hit,- parties of the colioge
loollmtl your. 'l‘bo Ynic team, with
tho cxcoptluu or t‘aptain Coy. who
ataycd ill homo over night. slept at
tho inlil'mar), while tho Princeton
play-ore l‘i'llllillil‘tl :ii tbolr quarters in
I"iil'iliiillil'tll. combat: (than to this city
during the nutrition.
urination"
uuumn
Given by Edward McCraih. cl Green-
wich. ior Neighbor Camp.
M. W. oI A
The meeting of Neighbor Catnp, No.
929i. M. W. of A... tut. night. was one
oi tho largest yoi held by this fast
growing society. The committee. conv
stating of John .l. Mcflrnih. llornurd
('mllltill)‘. James S. liyer Ind Edward
J. Hayes. had provided an otcpnnt re-
past, culminating of the good things
outabio on such or‘cnsious. and It was
well taken curi- of by the large crowd
lil‘t‘h‘f‘lll.
J‘ho entertainment was the rcalure
oi the owning. and the feats of itiiud
reading and spiritual sch-ace display-
ed by litiward Mciiralh. Hill of the
deputy. woro lilltl‘\'l'lillltl. (luv trick
in particular Was tho giving out to
the audience a shoot of paper and
onvclopc and having the goutletiieu
wrtio u acutcuco upon it. They were.
collected and scaled tightly. and pine
oil ltt thc confer of the room on n he
bio. The rather thcn picked up each
ourolopc separately. amt asked the
boy what was written upon the paper.
and the boy told llllll word for word.
tithcr tents Wore done by tile boy
that were wonderful, and showed the
cli-voi'nms of the lad.
l-‘tve muttitdntcs were initiated into
the order. and on account of the large
ntcmbersblp which the camp now has,
it will be obliged to move to larger
quarters the iirat of January.
it It! intended some time in Janu-
ary to have National Deputy Burns
give his lecture on tuberculosis. lie
is now touring the west.
--——__.....__.__
CITY BUILDING AND MUNICIPAL
BEAUTY.
——-—._
Rev. Dr. Machriand to Give an illus-
tht'd Llcturc.
'l‘ornormw evening. the Sunday
Evening institute will hold its second
assembly at the South Norwnlk Con-
gregational Church.
The cabinet of the lecture by Dr.
Macfarland will he "City Building
tustratod by tho atcroopticon, allowing
what other cities, both in this coun-
try and in Europe, have done. and are
doing. in the way of planning out their
public buildings, their-streets. homes
and other matters pertaining to munic-
ipal improvement.
The town of Torrlngton in this state
will be taken as one example. Pictures
will be shown which Dr. Mncfarland
obtained while in Torrlngtou this
week.
The doors will be open at 7 o'clock.
andthoiio who come first will get the
beat, roots. Bostonian at 7:20. the
chemo will render anthems for about
20 minutes. in addition to the erotic
music before the lecture.
The lecture wtil give a local uphil-
ontlon. The lecturer will offer some
gradual plan for the development or
our own community.
in Mt: In one
it
and Municipal sentry." n will he ll~ "
definite suggestions regarding the!
iiiitti lililPllll I” ..
a nu ill lltllt
Unable to Gclihe Danbury Bill oi
‘ Prices Ior the Time it Will Remain
in South Norwalk
It: was extensively reported around
the city today that the. Daniels but
company, formerly the Wolthausen
company, had reconsidered its decis-
ion to move to Dunbury and would re-
main in South Norwnlk.
William 'l‘impert. of the Daniela
company, said this afternoon that: the
rumor is untrue, and that the con-
cern will move to Dunbury as soon as
the factory is ready. The new fac-
tory, however, will not be ready as
soon as expected, which will keep the
company longer in this city than was
originally believed. Mr. Trimpllrt
said the concern may leave by the tint
of January or possibly not until the
llrnt of February.
There was a conference yesterday
botwwn the Daniels company and the
union ulilclabi and in respect in this,
Mr. 'l‘rimpert stated that a bill of
prices was not agreed upon for the
time the company is to remain here.
The Dauhury price was desired, it in
eluted.
it has been understood that the
Daniela people declined to remain des-
pite this inducement.
liiiiiiiliil PRilSPiiiill
IS iiiiii SHillIIi
N. ll. Road Has a Net Corporate in-
come oi $8.3I5.536
The report of the New York, Now
lluvon & Hartford Railroad (‘ompanl
for the quarter ending September till.
liltitt. issued this week, shown operat~
ing rcvonues oi $l.‘...‘».’v2.tiitl.ld, an iti-
crcase of ”350197312. as compared
With the corresiunidiug quarter
1908.
The operating expenses were 89.-
213.877.29. an increase of $175,106.88.
snout.
Net rcvenues front outside
tious increased $37,101.89.
'l‘ax'cs increased $51,565.30.
Other income dot-roused “10.076156.
'l‘lto gross corporate income for the
qiturtcr this year was fl.ii2,xt~‘7.19.
an increase of $1,500,327.17.
opera-
The not corporate income for the
quarter this year was 83.315536.
against 81.881.332.88 for the same
quarter of 1908. an increase in not
corporate income of $1,431,203.12.
This shows a remarkable recovery
of the earning powers of the big syti~
tem since last. year. and throws an
important ray of light upon the hum
of industry which is now going on
over the great railroad which dom-
inates southern New England.
W
James Green. of the battleship New
lianipsbire. is visiting the home of
his father-induct. t). '1‘. Murphy, 262
East aVeouc.
CIIIIifiIii Idvartiumonta on thlI pm.
worn or to». a cum I tlmII. i
«on additional word. t can nor lnIIv-tlon.
to bouln the New Year with?
(lot It. It
0. Borda’s. 95 Wauhtngton 8t. ..
OlaulilIn IdVIrtiIImontI on thin no I. .
a do or Inn as «Mr 3 timII l" .
an: arddlttoml uiord. 1 coal par tn ' In. .
WANTED.
WANTED~UANVASSER. NEW AR-
iielo; big seller; 310 per day to a worker.
Wrtto or call after 7 p. in. Wednesday
ui‘ Thursday. 7 High 8L. city. mil lit
WANTED-WORK To Do BY Dali.
Apply 15 Orchard 8L. Norwnik; old it
WANTED ~— BY EXPERIENCED
young lady. position as billing clerk or
gout-nil assistant good at figures, under-
utandn all clerical work; references. Box
27. ’l‘liomaston. Conn. n13 3t
WANTED~--Bl.ACKSMlTli's HELPER
who Inc»; had oxpertouce. Charles
(,lrouti. Steamboat Dock. ma 3t
WANTED—~-~A BICYCLE FOR YOUNG
lndy'u use. Apply to Minn Grace Sawtcr.
ill North Matti 8L. South Norwalk. bill It
AGENTS—«THERE rs AT LEAST no
a week in it for your spare time, and
more if you can work all the time. The .
most. liberal proposition ever put up to
Wake money. investigate this at once.
You do not need on money or paperb-
once. Write for or lecture to labour.
Black dt 00.. 68 Beverly BL, Boston.
Mass. . oil Bats
WANTED—A BALESLADY 1N A DRY
goods store. Apply A. Dickcrmnn dz {-5203t
n
WANTED-BY YOI'NG COUPLE.
with five months' old baby, four or live
unfurnished rooms. Rood locality; in)-
proVemcittn not necessary. Phone “if;
. n .
WANTED~(3ARPENTEIRS. APPLY
at Hungarian Catholic Church. M2 3:
WANTEDwMIDDLE AGED WOMAN
as working hounelteeper, by a widower;
two in the tacitly. Address Home, Slim-
tlnel omen. Norwaik. on at
WANTED-COLORED MAN TO MAKE
himself generally useful around theatre.
One who is particular. Call on Dir.
Mat-ks, Hoyt'a Theatre. nitw‘.
WANTEDmWOMEN BY THE WEEK
to do cleaning. Call on Mr. Marks. i-loyt‘a
Theatre. all at
WANTED -» POSITION. lN'l‘ELLl-
out young man. speaks several modern
languages. will take any position. Ad-
dress 3., care Sentinel. n11 3t
WANTED—A COMPETENT Gilli.
for general tmuacwurk. Swadiah prefer-
rcti. Mm L‘. s. Macon-land, 37 Bay cw
Ave. South Norwnik. n 1 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDS 01*
came and poultr . Boat prices paid. Ex»
tra prices [or on vein. ll. Friedman. Con-
t'tectlcui Turnpike. south Norwaik. Tilé
L" 'o
iii-3.
J.
TO LET
TO LET—arouse. NORTH rugs:
Ava. tit»; Jennings Pinon. Highland V0“
r'iKlti norm of land. (lily illicit. etc..' 3
nm litrlli'. Numtun. :7; ":ch mt. \ -~
imiuck. Stu; house. Want (or it ’i
ii; huuno. \t'oodbury A .i.. Pi:
an
1' gtmrhghul‘ml 8L. 3i»; Illt. iili Ill ‘ :6:
o t.. ‘; bunctrtont. all u t n1 , n '
Raymond Bros. ’ truth
To L.
Crescent mace.
TO LET—HOUSW
Rooms.
The not operating revenue Wan 3th- and uttic, with all 'p’t'otrcmontl.‘ h
anagram. an increase of $1,627; f,‘,‘,‘,'."“,;}:f;c,."°.;}""{.353F‘iiliw33d“ -'
Word A Vol.
“13,!
TO LET—~FOUR-ROOM AI’ARTgEN'f‘
scotuid floor. roar Ewart: 8: .orbe '
muck; root is. For further partl lard.
luqulrc Old Welt Clair Co. 13 ill.
rival
T0 LET~APARTMENT8 01“
moms and bath. improvements; primate
entrance and cellar. at 3355 Scarlew Ave.
inquire of C. H. Aislhurpe. No. 33 Bel.-
vtcw Ave. nil in
.- i i . TO LET IX ROOMS IN GOOD CON-
.lllta “Hi“ “malt" ”L" mcrmma tliiioti. on it t floor, it Cedar St. Inquire
‘Itlhll’llllu. 1i? Cedar St. n11 3t
TO LEV—FOUR ROOMS. SECOND
floor. til Fort St. inquire Dr. P. B. Hg)?!-
n
TO LET—~F‘lt‘l‘l ROOMS WITH mr
pruvsments. First an. East Nor-walk. ln‘
quire R. Jouclovatty, First 8t. nil if
to LET—A srx~aoou HOUSE AND
barn. with two acres good laud. lnquin
Mrs. Tariov. 103 Taylor Ave. 03‘ t!
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALI—WHO WANTS A HOUSE
nine moms. born about one acre
land. plum or fruit of all kinds. flowers
plenty of s ado. a never falling‘sprlnrg oi
water; :20 nilnutcs‘ walk from tutti ori
walk depot? Chub price 81500. Addroiui
P. 0. Box 28!. Darlen. Conn. his at
FOR IALlwfidntlAlN. ’liltl WILL
secure title to a new furnls cottage at
beach. Bunn-imdy’n misfortune your op-
gfrtunity. Lawrence Agency, 15 South
nln til. hill at
FOR GALI~P)XCI«ZI’TX(‘)NAL OPPOR-
tuniiy. nutritious and furniture of fur-
nlnhcd room house. but section Bridge.
mirtihCunpabu “roamin- upuut .500 Big?
mon ; can I e wen oars. -
BUSINESS NOTICES. new corn will auto. lwiiuayoti'talnnblo. la-
guiro Br dgoport 'i‘rmli Cm. Bridgeport.
How ABOUT YOUR S'f‘n'l‘landln' onn. old it
FOR lALEmONl'; HARDMAN
[YD-
right piano. in line condition: price “till.
TO MAKI ROOM FOR SPRING Agility tit once, Htolucri'n. ti Bouilt Main
nook we will sell 1300 roll- of wall paper 8 M3 tit ~
at tie a roll. Worth from d to no. P r-
han lug, 13m per roll it Murphy «3- FOR SALl-«STORE AND DOCK
rat nil 00.. 78 Wuhin on an. upatulra. {import at Itownytun. Inquire at Ban,-
Opon cvonlnn. but 0 cc. his lit
MANIION H090! “to, WASHING-
:uctum ”it. “a. are: “an “"i
. ' o
"furnished. Tabla ngstycluli'nll he‘ll.“
kin andhki . [the n .
Wuhan... Broil.“ ” ""° “it
Will. RIATID non. man 8 ND
alumna. recs ti-tmmod. prunflnd‘ur-
till-pd. cavities cleaned. tram and tied.
plan rig the tree: in good cond lion. real
examined from oacph corned. tr I
wig-tun and Intonioloullt. Nam .
near: an: you”? "a;
“'* it"atltltr that. itch.” "rt"
wimp. In. It bhutuut at... land:
figuration“ , i
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added
FOR SALIw-CANDY B'I‘ORE DOING A
l‘ihgilf'i?"£%ldhih“dd° 6’.“ 5...... i i . . i u n .
. . “I noon. ll Nil! M‘ l‘ t! I" .‘
our tri order to Macadam“! to. a hoop for cuh. Owner's 0tallint 1mm. , 2
Fly Ava. liatimatoa aim iy given. cause for «it or. Addrcsu P. 0. ix lisp, ~
"'1. Iuortmont of wall papII-I. 't‘ol. Bridnport. on. , all at
)owzv rtiunws.
o ooiurii. new ’1‘:
iron CALL-NEW
new patch quilts in l.
(130. a. martini "my: oi
n . row a c.
t Avon Norwalli.“' all
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PROFESSION“: -
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pa «and Lunch» :l the glaaodoginafié
a on young pic
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anion. elfituo'l ll‘ht
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I. maul”. 11 flitting"! Pill“- .12
lute i
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Norwalk Chronicler