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East Norwalk Church is ‘l‘landsomely
Remembered by Mrs. Charles
Morison Raymond
.—
Bill a liiiiltl IS“
iillliliitliilltll $500
Twentieth Anniversary and Dedicat-
lion ol Re-huilt Structure
One of the moat ploaaing aurprlsou
in connection with tho (it‘tllt'tllloll of
tho, ro-bullt Swedish Congrogntionnl
Church. in Van Zandt street. last
Norwnlk. and tho cololirntlon of its
twentieth anniversary. 01111“! at last
evening’s service, when a check for
$50 was received from Mrs. Charles
Munson Raymond. of Nor-walk.
As a mark of appreciation of Mrs.
Raymond's munitlccnt gift and thank-
l‘nlness to nor for it. the. ontiro congro.
gallon stood up after tho nnnonnoo-
mont. llct‘oro. tho congrogatlon took
lholr Bouts agoln. thcrc was a mayor
of thanks lorl by tho Roy. ti. Wlnutn.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
llllllE tilltiH lllSlltS
NEEllEll Ill ltiiRWllK
Chairman Milne. ol the Sewer Dc—
purimcnl. Makes Some Val-
uable Suggestio'ns
'l‘ho, City of Norwalk Board of En
timato and Appropriation hold an ad
jourped meeting. Saturday ovcniug, to
thc council chamber. ’
The meeting who called to order at
8:30 o'clock. the mayor. Memon M.
Brundage, in the chair, and all room-
bera of the board present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
'l‘ho appropriation for the aowor do-
partmont was brought up for diurna-
ulon.
John D. Mllno. chairman of the now-
or dopnrtmcnt, was callod on to car
moan his opinion on what amount ho
thought. Wtiilltl ho twoaaaury to appro~
pr‘luto to maintain the nowor‘ rltepurt’
mont in u stain of omcloncy. Mr.
Milne said ho did not know how many
more cutoli basins might ho wantod.
but. ho hurl boon litilit-‘il for throo, now
onou to ho put in. As for tho amount
of illOllt‘y poeticd to carry on tho (lo-
pnrtlnont in u nutiafaotory rnunnor it
would tiopond largely on whclht-r tho
city would bo willing to lot out tho
work by contract. or burn tho work
donu by city otrtuioyow. tic countri-
orori tho loitint out of tho Work by
contract moro tonalhlo, and Wit-5 qulto
burn that tho work would or drum in
a proper lllutllli'l' and at u much loan
rout. that if rlon-c by tho .iiy. H0 wan
highly in favor of tho cunmrrt plan.
and know of aovorttl Impu-mzibio par
tied! who woro willing it: it ukr a bid
for tho Worlt. If it Hiltltlltl hp tloctitotl
titlvlnnblo to have tho \vut'lt tltllli' by
contract. bo ouggoatod that trrlvortlao
mouth ho put in tho nowapuporu to
that effect no that all pontoon intcr~
oulr'tl might havo an antral citation to
put in birth. Mao, that. it tho contract
in glued to any individual, or firm.
that the number of limos tho catch
baalua are to ho cloanod out to left. on-
tiroly to tho dluorotlon of the nownr
dopartmont. and not to the contracting
party.
Aitt-r listening to Mr. Milno'u ro-
mnrim, on a. motion made by Alired E.
Anatin. the board adionrnod at 8:45
to met in oaoeutivo non-ion.
Still illll ltltllE ltEltv
llElll lll SiltEEl till
MitiMPliih. Torin, Nov. lamina.
Car-dwelt and ltd. Koontu, young white
men. boarding a Itroot our last night.
crowded in ahead of William smith. a
nogro. The white man Itood on 'thn
roar platform while the nopro. who
outlonly t‘euentnd their not, entered
the our.
Altar traveling auroral blocks the
noun drew a rovoivor. ruched to tho
. roar “or. that both roan do“. and.
. l l ' l y n 4‘ , l W
noun. or mwnigllifil. at I‘ obtain
a anus a an
tuna ultra
A Game Was Started on the Colonial
Lot. But a Dispute Caused
lis Discontinuance
No stunt] atlr was oanaed among tho
football onthuslaata by tho announce
meat in Saturday‘s Sentinel of the
complaints that huvo boon motto. to tho
local prosecuting attorneys concerning
tho playing of Sunday afternoon gained
at various points in the town.
Sonic of tho players of tuna well-
known team called on Pl‘Oat‘tuttlllg At-
torney William F. Tammany. Satur-
day afternoon. and tnfornuul him that
tho room would not play yesterday.
The Oriole team. of [dust Norwallt.
had also arranged to have a promo you
torday afternoon. on tho Wickc lot.
botwoon Fourth and Fifth atroota.
with the Wool. Ends, of Bridgeport. but
it was ballad off. in South Norwalk
thorn was no football guinea no tar as
ramo to tho knowledge of tho potion.
Thorc was saute playing. but it was.
at tho lowor part of Woodward uvo
nuo.
Tho only rout gntno was a Rhodo-
nolla Park. in Nurwullt. and this was
not fluiahod on account of n disputo
over a play.
A Solomon's Job.
Football made about tho. only stir
in pollco clrolon yoslorday. Judge Jon
oph R. Taylor, however. had a couplt"
of (“803 brought to his ntton-tion, thin
morning. ()no of thwso was tho tight,
tutti wook, in Hip laundry of tho Ma
bar-,komo llotcl. following which l'cicl‘
honing wan ttt‘rostori. Donuts tlooor-
ntcd tho fnco or his follow ornpiuyo of
tho lltlti'l. (‘vcorkc l’uppus. 'l‘ho Hit)l‘_\'
art told in tho court. this morning, was
a vory much mixed up affair. and to
not at tho rout facts was an unucoom
plisbublo job, in viow of tho contra
tilt-lions. .lndgo 'l‘uylor rlooldod that
tho only courao upon to him was to
tlltii‘lllil‘lziJ llcnioa. lt alrponrod that
both woro moro or loan blamnblc.
though tho most pain was aufforod by
Phillips. 'l‘ho inttor owod lli‘llltlfi sonic
money illltl tho itaht nturlod \vhcn l‘w-
liltiS uskotl for it.
Kelly on the Rampage.
John Koliy. an East Norwulk mun.
wont on anothor rampngo. Saturday
night. and ho kicked up such a time
that his wife considered it nocoanary
to aond for the police. Countable J.
.l. Goodwin hurried to hor annlutunro
and nrrontod the husband. in tho po.
lico court. this morning. Mrs. Koily
was not. desirous of Having hor hurt-
baud aunt to jail. Kolly baa ugroorl
to also the pledge» and Judge Taylor
continued the case for two wcoks in
ordt-r that ho may find out how Kolly
koopa his word.
lllE ElEtilltllill llll’llitl
EARLY ill DECEMBER
Committee Appointed to llclvr llllt
Municipal Plant Reported to
Have Made Joli a
Thorough One
it in announced that the apoclnl com-
mittoo nppotutod by tho city crnntcll
afttir mature doliborniion. to Invoatl:
xato tho ultuullon in tho municipal
oloctrir- dopurimont. following tho no-
cuantlona of tumour ttlootrioal (‘our
mlualouor 'i‘homau ltichartiaou oxitinai
Suharlntonrtr-ui Alhort E. Wlnchoutor,
will malto iholr complain. report to tho
count‘tl at tho noxt moollntt, Monday
ovrmtng. Ikicombor dill.
'l‘hia lnvootiantiun wan tukon up and
tho romrnlttoo was nppolniod at tho
rotprcitt of Sluporlutt-utlont Wint'liotttor.
'l‘hr- commltioo oonalata of floormi ll.
MoKibhin. chairman. Seymour 0.
Palmer and Lawn-non Ii. liouglua.
'l‘lto oorumlttoo baa not given out
the altglrtout inkling of what. thoy will
any in tholr roport. tlrouuh it In under
blood that tlio rotmrt will be a com
pinto ont‘. indicating that tho luvottti~
gallon hint boon a thorough and outn-
plotn can. it in naturally awaited
with intorortt.
Etil’lilltlii’ lilliliii
litLitltlliliiiiilill
WASHINGTON. Nov. le—Tho em-
pioyeru' liability law or 1906 watt today
dooiorod to ho constitutional in terri-
torloo of the United Stilton and tho
Dintrict ot Columbia by tho aupromo
Court or the United Staten. despite tho
fact that more than a year ago thin
but Willi declared to be utloontrtitu‘
tional when applied to the states.
The donation arooo in a unit for
damages for the death of an employee
named Giiltel'el on the Bit Pm and
Northeastern Railroad in New Monica.
morainntio reading tonight in 'i'otru‘
Entertainment Course. at the Mirth
Nor-mutt Baptist chnrtti by Waltor
mom: can to“
,dwotod todonolu tau-to but turn
m ltltod \ linoleum laptop
a ililiiil
till minus
. it ill kill]
James Stilt, at River Street. Norwallt.
Narrowly Escaped Being Se.
riously injured
SillllillEll Bill Bill
tilt HIS lllllEllEilll
Removed to the Hospital. But Was
Able to Go Home Yesterday
Jnmoa Silk. whilo on his way to
his homo in lttvcr atroot. Norwnlk.
allppod and foil iltmugh u. hrokory
down part of tho lcnco that oxtonria
along that, side of lilvor atrcct ubovo
tho railroad track. striking on the
tracks bolow and rcnriorlug him till-
conaolous. iiiilcor llrynn Silk, u broth-
or of .latuou, was infortncrt ni tho ac-
clrlout by a boy by tho |Iilllit’ ul‘ 't‘oboy.
who saw Stilt lull tn'cr tho t.'llllltlllli'
mom, and (lillwi Silk irumodlnloiy
htil‘t‘iotl in tho piano.
The othcor bud hard work in carry
in! tho unconut‘louu form of his broth-
llp tho stoop olnhnnlriuont to til“
atroot :IlKth'. ’l‘ho :lllllllllitllt‘t' our!
antntuonorl and “to than and tattoo to
tho Nor'n'ulk ltoaptial. whoro nn twain»
lnntion showed that. writ-opting n so
voto shnko-up and u out on tho toro-
ltoad, Silk wart not sororvly injurod.
and ho loft tho hospital for hia homo
yostorriay morning at to o'clock.
it lg ovor twr-ut) lt't-i trrnn tho top
of the ornlumknu-m to tho railroad
track. and how Silk tifit‘ililt'il instant
«truth to n tnyait-ry. It tho boy had
not soon thc nccldout Silk. who xvii-s
unconscious and untrblo to hoip him-
self, would probably havo boon t't‘llnll-
ml to death by turn of tho pausing
trutun.
This broirou pmtlnn oi lllu tr-rwo i<
a tin-nurt- to tllimt‘ who puua up Itlltl
i‘I'
down itivor otrooi at night. llllil on"
porlnlly to liiilo chllrit‘ou nlio pin)
around in that rioiulty in tho din
limo.
It is rllmot'otl that n lnwnutt may no
brought naniuxt wimvrr-r in rr-spunai‘
lilo for tho datmorotta condition tho
foam to now to.
aluminium
DESIW liltiii
Last Saturday. at about it til" p. m.
the l't‘hlrlt‘iltto or (,‘burlou Ilauuott. bf
(.‘rnnbury. niitiutr-d lli‘lil’ tho irmrtoou
nor-o pond. wan ouiiroly rlrmtroyml by
tlro.
Mr. linoaott hnd rortrml for tho night
who“ litI watt «Wakonr-ti ll\‘ tho Hilll‘ll
ot amoko and tho crackling of tho tiro.
Huntlly putting on pp. olothoa ho Jump-
ml through tho window or his rrmitl. as
tho fire had tnadt- aurlr u boatiwuy that
It was ltnpoutttblo to doaocnd by tho
ntutra. Ho hroko in tho front door of
tho honor- and HIWt'tl a trunk and u
allot trail.
'l‘ht- llamou nproad with such rapidi-
ty that two valuuhio hunting dogs
that won- on tho llrui lloor now run-
auuiod in tho ilnniort.
How the tire aturtm lit a tuyutorr.
Thorn nro uomo hint» that it might
tho boon of iuoondiary origin.
'l‘ho llouao wua ouilroly titratroyorl.
m
EUREKA LODOI FAIR ENDS.
nun-n...-
Mother Goon Market Will Not a Good
burn for tho Rebuttal“.
Saturday ovoulug tho inundmrn of
lilill‘tilil motto, llilllxhtorn or uniwkuh.
brought their ontortnlning Molnar
Goose Market or fair to u very auc-
ooruttul close at odd Wllowu‘ bouti-
quarters in Washington rrtraot. Just
how much the ontorprian nottctt honor
yet known, tho nommittr-o not hnvinn
had a chance to report. but tho tiltill
will ho a unhatauilal one.
Saturday ovonlnsr wort much tho
some art ti‘ridn‘y ovouing. with tho ox-
ooptlon or the outoriniamont, which
caption of tho outertalntnont. which
wart mortty a different program that
the night previous. The variouanuuv
born included in tho Molnar (loose tun.
innit. the port or muthor douse litilmt
taken by hm. prank .l. Bradbury. the
drill liven by the young tuition tho
night baton, vacot solo by Min (tray.
dancin by Mitts Mortal Ruuoll and
“The tonight Sorontdolby at: to.
did. or the lodge. Tho whole program
on heartily encorod and thoroughly
enjoyed. During the evening. aiuo.
an address wort given by George ood-
no .
. 'l'lio latter part of tho evening rm
“nun—u
Arrangements.fl‘¢nd Mad: lor the
Annual Meeting at lh‘cAssocia-
iion intMall. 1910
The oxecutivoioommtttco’ or hair-
ncld County Teachers' Antlbclation and
the bureau of iu'fomintlon at said aaoo.
ctntton met in the Norwulk High
School. (in Saturday morning. The ex-
ecutive cotnmltteo‘s business was the
arrangemout of a prtfitt‘utn for the an
anal taunting of tho daaoclutlon. to bo
held in May. lillti. i'i'hla committed
consists of the ioliothog members:
Supt. C. W. Dean and is. P. Wit.
llama, lirldgotmri; S at. E. C. Willard
and P. 8. Camp, Stamford; Supt. W.
A. Wheatloy. autumn; Supt. 1.. l).
Higgins. Donbury. ;
The business 0: the humane! infor~
mutton was to docidoupou the line of
Work for invoatigation and study for
the present your. tlioirotinlt oi the in.
rumination bolus printed and rllatrltr
utod at tho animal convention in May.
The huroau will hold on adjourned
meeting on Dec. tth. The bur-turn of
information in ornupouod oi the Iollow»
lug: '
Supt. 1*). C. Androwa. Slit-lion: Supt
A. (‘. Wilson, tiroanwich; Supt. it. it.
Soto, New Pittman; blunt. U. I'L'l‘hmnp-
son. blunt Not-walk; Supt. W. A. \i‘houh
icy. Full-livid; Midi! Morgarot Soup-1*
rot. tlririgupoi't; Misti Knthttrlnt- liar-
ti. littnliut'y; l'rrti‘. t". t‘. Avory. titan»
turd: Principal l-J. A. t-lummln. Stam-
ford; Principal ii. ll. ldtllt‘. South .\'or
walk,
.it tho ornnuimtion of tho hurouu
for tho your tilitt, (tr-titan i~.‘.. 'l‘homp
son was triteotmi chairman and Mar
unrct Samurai-t. ancrotury. 'i‘bo town
of Norwalk in [rotting to ho qullo, an
.t,'tltlcitttritirtl cr-ritt‘r. thanka to tho 0F
tutti. «it our local tit‘llonl mun.
W
cm illitilllitil at
truupt tutti
Rev. Charla S. Maclnrlarid Dclivars
Au lllualratod l..ccturc in the
South Norwallt Congre-
gational Church
l.ll.\l r-vonltta, at tho Sunday l‘.‘\t‘lllllfl
lnotltuta, hotuo up which
lilir-d ilu- t'lllll‘t‘ll and a
portion llll‘ Sillltltl)‘
school rrmut. in addition to tho unlit-ry-
ovcr it. lit-v. t‘huitr-s s. \tur'lurluod
it-cturr-d for nt-m‘li nu lililll and a half
upon tho atrium-t «it 't‘ity iiuiltilnn
and Municipal thirdly"
.tmiit'tn‘r-
r‘rllllplt it'l)‘
conalrloruhio til
it tho clomv ui tho lot-into lw nukml.
"lion about South Nurwnllti’” lio
ili‘lllllli‘l)‘ poiutml out notrto ill ilu dulln-
itu opportuuliim. and tho porli of
humor tlttlny in tho lllllltIH‘lllt'lll of
tltr-tn, iio garo a you vilvt‘tiyo orati-
niont, litlht'tl on a bin..- utuubor of
ultior oltlou, to the viii-ct that tho cur:
rying out or n ‘olty pluu" umtlti pm
both ilunnolnlly tllttl nmrruiix.
tivtrt‘otutnt-urlod itit- t-utulna inguin-
r-r at u civic tunntniualon in South Nor'
walk. and ntno in Nurwulk and tho
uthor noctiona of tho town. ’l‘hirt corn-
lilliiiiloll nbould outtuliit of rr-prour-nta
., (minimum on Email lingo)
i’lllllE Ellll illt REV.
JAMES J. ll’tllilllESS
Former Parlrhoncrs in Holy Trinity
Church. Walliuglord. Give llim
5400
Tho ltov. Japan» J. Motlulnoau. of
St. Mary'u it. (3. church, Norwaik, who
wan tormorly curate at tho ltoly Triu-
try pariah, Wallingi‘ord. Conn, wan
aivon a complete nurprlao in Now lla-
yon. whore he who visiting friends. by
a prohibition of hill forrnor pariah,
which, proaotttod him With a purse
mutatniua “on. (in tho inputs ot the
barrio, in lotion of gold was tnacrlbud
his nature.
Tin: purric nd money watt given him
as a token ftho high ontoom and ar-
t‘ttciton in which he ll hold by the
momhoru or his forum pariah.
Tho nor. Father Hemline", who
has only been connected with St.
Mary's for a abort titan. undoubtodly
will find many truo pad loyal trlondu
hero in hit! our pariah who will aid
him in his work and spot-octane his an
rpm to advonoo tho upirltuulity at his
parlohdnorl.
iii Y in
tars ARE
» suntan
Elloris Being Made Today to Resuue
Any Who May Be Alive lrom
Mine in Cherry. lllinois
StillltlllY'S lllEllPlS ll
REilillE PRtllEll ElllllE
Many Other Men Believed to Have
Nwdlcsaly Lost Their Lives
CHERRY. lll.. Nov. ”cw-Hotorn
nightfall it norms probaltlo that tho
faio of tho that thou t-ntombod in tllt‘
8t. Punt Mlito will ho uacortainod.
This llltll‘lllllg it was tho plan of thc
state minim: oiliclola who truvo tutti-n
rind-go, of tho mine since tho tire on
Saturday last to tutor tho covor of tho
M
(Couttnurui on Fifth Pane.)
HARVARD lElll l8
HilPEElll til Willltlliil
ltixlirct to Grt Game With Yale Next
Saturday Alternoon
(‘Abttlltllltilfi Mann. Nov. tin-«tn
tho light of tho irnporvioun defence
and ourmlatt-nr ground gaining attack
shown on Saturday. the Harvard foot-
ball tonur roturuod to college dutioa
today with morc coniltionco than over
an to tho outcomo of the culminating
gnmo of tho season. with Yarlo in tho
Stadium, next Saturday.
Without disclosing its root atrougth.
oxor-pt on tho dofonuo. Harvard demon-
airototl in the Dartmouth came on Sat-
urday that tho orlnmou had great pow
or and that tho Ynlo rlofonno mutit ho
atronacr than that which hold Princc-
ton on our- attic of tho fir-id at New
linvcu.
'l‘ho Harvard practice tlrltt wook will
' ho formutlonu almost entirely, with
wry littlc norlmmnglng. All tho play"
out it‘d partloiputod in Saturday‘s
aamn roturncd today with no othor
lnlurlt-a than a row black and blue
apota. Captain li‘lah wait in good shapo
today and will aunts! In dlrcciing thu
play for tho. rcmninloa ilvo (lays.
DEER DROPPED FORTY FEET.
“.—
Anlmal Which Wu Found in Steven.
son Eridentiy Run Down by 009:.
Tim door that was roportod ltlllod
at slt'Vl‘llliilll. last h‘l‘ltllty. 'aa found
in n inriy tout railway out in tho crew
of tho vmrk train. and it in bollcvotl
that houudu had run tho oronturo off
lllt' bank. as it hurt a brokcu nook and
a brokon log. it had taiir-n no that tho
train had run ovr-r tho hoof of poo
fot'ofoot. or it in [monthlo that. it. Will
running on tho track. thought it would
mun an it the train crow would have
roportr-d it had thoypatruok it.
The crow or the work train picked
it up and brought It to stovonlon and
notiilod Doputy Wanton Charloa liar»
nun. who took ponaoattion and notiilnd
the authorities. it was found that the
death wan accidental. an ototod.
Tho door won a young doo and
wolghod about ulnr-ty pounds. 'l‘hu
cnrcnaa won dlvldrd up among the
railroad crown. that station man who
notitlod the wurdon and those who
helped to cloar up the killing.
During the invents-lion it woo
found that. the bound: of a well-known
htrniur worn frequently noon charting
door in that. onlghhorhood and that
tho rlttcaying body of anothor door had
boon round in tho wood: near by. and
thin, with a door notuuliy killed in
nodding taut Iutumor by a compan-
tlvaly small dog. shows that dogs al-
lowed to run looao will do a deal of
damage.
dream or war morn.
NEW YORK. Nov. upcommunloan
tion with tho storm-wept Wont button
is being rapidly restored and tho onblo
companion raport today that direct
communication bu boon Motohlinhod
with Ktnuton. Jamaica. the center of
the moat Item. “no. or oommunicm
that ban a to been opened with
Hayti and to Domingo. Other
gglnto in the Want Indic- aro still out
W
When a root diminishing wanton
an it it cum all the way up tron liar
doll. . _
an ill lilil ill
The Firm at William l. Stevens Se-
cures A. Solmans Dock Property
m
Rowayton promised to shortly lio-
come the center of a large and thriv.
lug oydter opening industry. and with
the addition of other similar establish-
ments may prove a strong rival to
South Norwalk, where a number or
oynter opening houses are now in auc-
coaaful operation.
last week The William 1. Stevens
Oyster Company, through Secretary
(looms I). McKay. secured the dock
property in Itowayton of Alden Sol-
mana, of South Norwallt. and work
has already begun clearing it up. A
quantity of coal which Mr. Salmons
had stored there has been removed.
and the three buildings are being
rlcanotl and repaired ready for “so an
:rtuickly as possible. The necessary
ihonohm-t and other paraphernalia will
ho installed in a few days. and the
.aotlvo business of opening the
bivulvpa will begin. The Stevens Dya-
tor Company owns valuable ground all
Norwalk and Long island, and for
years has had a reputation of growinx
some of the finest of stock. which has
always found a ready market in New
York and elaowhoro.
attempt. however, to engage in
. oponing business.
it is oxpoctod that work will com-
moncp noxi wook Morality and that
about a dozen opouors will he em-
ployod at tho start.
llEltllitllllS' lilillltllltlll
ill ltEillttllllllE
No narall amount of satisfaction
will rostrlt from tho annmmt‘cmflni
that a movement in on foot {or the ro-
orgnnlzntion or the Morehanta' and
Monulnciurorn‘ Association. in order.
that thoro may no an Active organiza-
tion to further the commercial tutor-
Min of the community.
This in not a dead town by any
ntonna and the next census will show
that it has onioyod an average growth
during the dot-ado just ondlng, but the
lack of u totalling business mou'o aSv
mutation is deplored on overy side.
it let thou-torn extiociod that there
will ho a largo and enthusiastic gath-
oriup at tho South Norwnlk (.‘lnb next
Monday. «wooing. whon a monitor; of
tho bualuoaa mph. the profoasloual
turn and all other men lntorostod will
ho hold at the South Norwulk Club.
the
Whoa you not- a young man making
low to a young woman it's a sale but
that thcy arc not married.
A girl doogn't mind a man's bolus
old enough to ho her {other if ho is
rich onongb to be her husband.
contour odvortiumonu on thin ”‘8:
25 wordu or tau. u «out 8 timu. i
“ch additional word. 1 cont our inurtlon.
f”o”6“iaro""i6it‘“éuaatneuron.
WANTED-8thlATi0N A'l‘ GEN—
oml liouaework. :l Kosauth St, South
Norwailt. ms at
for general hortaowork. Swotlluh prefer-
red. Mra. (1. 8. Mucfarinnd, ll? linyview
Ave.. South Norwalk. nib tf
WANTED—film. FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply after it p. in. Mrs.
J .Alvortl. lillt south Main St. nib tit
WANTEDM in)? TO FEE!) PRESS.
Must havo had experience. Schumann
Art Print. nlt'i it
BOATS. LAUNCH“ STORED
ovor wiutor: :1 our month for launch-
on. no conic tor bonnt. 3 Koyaor Pinon.
bloat Nor-Walk. ms at
FOR BALI~TRUCK CAN tilt
used aiuxln or double. Cheap {or earth.
8 Koonr Place. lilaut Norwalk. an at
dud bathroom, all improvements, lit
liavllnnd at. inquire on premium or
J. it. lowronoo Agency. South Non
walk. aid at
FOR “Lb-A VERY DlilfilltMitdt‘
hutltilna.r lot situated on Nortoton Ave"
Noroton. (innit. nont- trolley and steam
road. For particulars apply to Pont-
moutor at Noroton Heighl. Conn.6 tit
. n1
FOR OAantliildAP. 'l‘t) QUICK
boyor. nor-o. Inquire 36 Day or.” at
a
pimp. . - ~
notion lMA’l‘tlltt‘lAY.' NOV. 1
grotto on Eartha . holovod who 0
MW But-chard. neutral-vino ri-
tli‘p almond" Mmouh “rad“
moat hroitawood my ‘
M
river a grant of disapproval. it IOIildl m
This is the first a
WANT!D-A (‘OMPE'FENT GIRL 3.
FOR DALI—HOUSE NINE ROOMS ii”
colder and annually lair. modal-ant
wont wind. .. . q. 'M'T‘“
a: . , 4;: 1
. NOVEMB. ER 15, 1909. .‘ TWO cams.
v. n“ ..... n A -
l mil-rt advortlumnu on this ' r '
”6:0" or ins. an «atop timu. it.
«on ad ittonct word. 1 up par lunMoo._.
2
WANTED-«GIRL FOR HUUBEWOEK.
family of two; Swede or German profor-
rod. Mrs. Poppard, 26 Buyvlew Ave..'
South Norwalk. n1! 3'. ‘
WANTEMANVABSER. NEW AR-
tlolo: his milking” r dig! towttedmggl‘tfii;
" e ' . r . . ,
thin or on u o Spun“)? oldllt‘
or 'l'huraduy. 7 High ,
WANTED -- BY EXPERIENCED.
young lady. position on billion clerk’ or
gout-rut assistant; good at nxum. under~
27. Thomaatou. Conn.
WANTED~BLACKBMITWB HELPER.
Wllu has had experience. Charles. F.
Group. Steamboat Dock. n13 3t.
.. ckerman It 30"-
goods start Apply A Di > an: to.
WANTED~BY YOUNG COUPLE.
with five months' old baby. four or live
unfurnished rooms, good locality: im-
provements not noceasary. Phone fig-alt.
ANTED—CARPENTERS.
atfllungartan Catholic Church. ma tit
WANTED—~MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
as working housekeeper, by a widower:
two in the family. Address Homo. Seo-
tlnel oflloc. Not-walk. ‘ omit
- ti
WANTED—TO BUY. ALL KINDS OF
cattle and nit . Best prices paid. 'Ex .
tra ricea or caves. H. Friedman. ..'..
3.“ cut Turnplko. South Nwwatk.
" a
TO LET
'ro LET—4T ROWAYTON,
room cottage. live minutes from
and live from trolley. Rent :12.
. E. Everett. Rowayton.
rail v ,
but?
room. centrally located. to lady or turtle»
man. ’l‘erma reasonable. Inquire 80%
South Haiti 8L, rear. - n15 lit
T0 LEV—FIVE ROOMS. 188 SOUTH
Main BL; rout 8H. Inquire Taylor a:
tlolrir-n. or ii Elizabeth St. mo 3!.
TO Lit-FURNISHED ROOMS. til
L‘roaoout 'l‘urrnco. All improvements.
3
16 at
T0 LET—~tli)lISlE. NORTH TAYLOR
Avon sit»; .lonnlnas Place. Highland Ave"
olxhl act-ox of land. city water. etc.. 320: .
tlrnt door. Norman. :7; uecond floor, Sou-
muck. no; homo. Went Norwuk Pond
a; house, Woodbury Am, 35 third
llmir, Chapel at. 35; ball. ulna on'
so. :12; basement. Bank building, .56.
Raymond Bros. 013 at
TO tar—runmsuuu‘ two"? a
(frost-out Terrace. . “a.” St
T0 LET-"HOUSE. 31X ROOMS. BATH
.-~~d attic, with all tummy-man . hotrtlr
ruMooo. nowiy decorated. ‘ Ion,
one block of trolley. lnqu re dd
ward Mrs..- W” ‘
TO Ltrwde-RLEQM wring: .
airmail lloor. roar films! at ,‘
oo ; rout . ~ HI" T
inquire Old complim- Co. 93 > r
w
. 'ro Lara-Form 110mm. 8 N1)
floor. 64 Fort St. Inquire Dr. F. B. py‘t‘
n
T0 LETmFlVE ROOMS WITH ll~
movements, First St. East orwalk. in-
quire R. Jooclovsky. First St. till it
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE~VERY CHEAP. BOOK-
cam: and writing desk combined. Call 19
Bayvlow Ave. "15 8t
FOR SALEMWHO WANTB A HOUSE
nino mount, burn, about one aura of
land. plonl of fruit of all kinds. flower:
plenty of a ado, a. nev r failing nprin in
water; 20 mtnntau' writ from outh or—
waik cit-port Cruh price noon. Address
1'. 0. Box list. Dorian. Conn. old St:
FOR EALI~BARGAIN looIWth
secure title to a now furnish cotton at
trench. Somobody‘a mlufortuno 1you; op-
irtunlty. anronoo Money. It outlt
aln St. old It
FOR BALE~~0NE HARDIAN UP-
rtulit piano. in nuo condition: prion 8225.
Army at once. Stoinori'o, I South Halo
8 ms at
AND UR
Inquiro at on-
nla 3t
tron BIleil'l‘t‘iRE
{import ' at Itowayton.
too! do.
FOR SALIWCANDY STORE DOING A
our! business. in cantor of Bridgeport. 4
Lhasa for ouah. Ownor'n failin health
could for author. Adurouo P. U. to: Bits.
Bridgrrport. Conn. old at
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LO 8'; .
LOOT~~SiiNimY. 1N aotl'i'll Nutt-
Wltli. it'oltultly utl Ill» lllll Minlllm. n I.
ll. 1. out!» pin. tlwnor'u ittitlola on book.
Reward for roturn to Hominid ot‘lioo.
mo in
L08T~EYHilLASSEN IN CARE. Rit-
wnrd for roturn to Honttuol uttico. nth li
LOST-wl‘ilw. li‘lNllldlt PLEA“? Nil-
tlfv ll. li‘rlotlmun. t‘uuut-t-tlrut Avo. 'l‘ol.
tut-2. ntuat
BUSINESS NOTICES.
'ro MAKI ROOM F0 rittRtht
ltoclt we will iioll l200 r in 0 wall pttpor‘
at to a roll. worth from to tile. Papar-
finu. 13 o par roll up. Murphy lioo- ~.
tn. 00.. d Wuhinuion lit. tipatnlra.
Open "onion.
P lN'riNO DEGORA'I’INO Ni) PM
poi-Ahonclnt.'by a practical ‘ . t
‘our trial order to Marauder
ly Au. Eatlmutoo uncut-tutu
“'1‘
..a
N N ON HOUII 33
ton ain‘itow mu for ballroo- noun; our“
mfimflhh Th KW“ "no"
Mumldhod. wani- nm’otm: all
bolting. rum mono .
trip
mihdi'tl. Prop.
*""'it.“.ti.ih'°l“”lt'f“
initiator. ova-«r5
II
was to moron...
rai'ptriwm
gig. Mr" on ma.
in . ladiou' tutor-martin owno. ru. J.)
i'tffilr-voua. telephone ill -tt. Maplo Ambit > . ,
l'lut'ion. Conn. nib! -.
uttiluln all clerical work; rctarouoeo. Box .
ntit lit
WANTED—wt SALESLADY IN"A DRY ‘
It
APPLY ' l
ulortimnt of wall ”tonal; '
wa moo. '
WANTED. M
wauraoa— artsrrc opossum, “
i.‘ , ,
TO LET-ONE NICELY FURNlSHEIY
Norwalk Chronicler