Entered at tho Booth Norwolk
Pawnee as Second Olen Matter.
ESTABLISHED 1870
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In New. illicit ALI. run on Till
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Putt olmdy tonight, all“!
day . r, dimlniollirl' won‘t»,
want windo. ‘ ‘
,
fill-
- Wlliillliiili
e as aw
_ ; Milli suits
WilliamiAliiloll Had i'iis Skull Frac-
tured. Noel! and Forehead Cut
and Lell Leg Broken I
ital unit tmu" ‘”
, Pliililil liiil illliii Eliill
. Two Men lrom Tokeneke and One
ironi Rowaylon Tried to Run
, Things in So. Norwaik
Thomas Quinn,
Harry Woodcock
and ilouia Matteo set out to be real
village cutnps taut night anti they euc-
needed so admirably that the whole
bunch piliii $10 and coats apiece in tin-v
loilce court. this morning.
They started out by getting drtillk
iillilill lil iiiiiiliii’li
ilPiRiiilli ill Willllli
Removed lo ihe Norwalk Hospital and
is Expected to Recover
and attempting to go to Music Hall.
. That place, however, being a respect
able place or aniueenlent, the presence
of drunken people in not ticflil‘ed. The
trio were accordingly ttlfTif-d down at
the door by the door keeper. George
Williams. Matteo was so incensed that
he spat in Williams’ face. Young Will
iiuills called Officer Harry Gibson, who
William Abbott. a Wilton man, is
at the Norwalk Hospital with a frac-
tured skull, big cuts ill the nose and
forehead anti it broken bone in the
left leg, but it is expected that he will l
recover, despite the circumstances ‘
allrroundtng the case. it is believed
tllat Abbott had lain for a number of
hours before his plight became known,
his injuries being due in ii, fall down a
flight of stairs twenty feet high.
Abbott, covered with blunt] and dirt.
the latter title to falls after picking
illlllseil‘ up after coming to. dragged
himself into the ilrtlnchviile depot,
where Henry Weeks, of East Nor.
walk. is night telegraph operator, last
evening about 8:20. Mr. Weeks saw
at tl glance the case was one for a
doctor ill a hurry and Dr. Scanioil was
called down from Georgetown. Word ‘
was also deepatclied to Abbott‘s con. i
who went up tronl Wilton.
The injured than was brought down
to the Norwalk hospital ill llr. tit-arr
lotl‘e automobile and lit the institution
iir. William J. Tracey performed an
operation on the. injured man‘s bead.
assisted by Dr. Scanlon.
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point where they
from ()iliccra .ioiltl ii. Smith and Frank
Siratloil.
placed them under arrest.
elated the police. and pllt up a
tight but was subdued.
was on duty at the house. illld had Mai.
too
The two friction of Matteo followed.
as did also Williams.
escorted to police headquarters.
The latter (lid
lot care to press a charge and Mat-
eo was discharged with a reprimand
from Captain William R. Pennington.
instead of going about their business
the three. set out on a voyage of dia~
covcry about the city. one of the men
being from' Rowaytoll and the others
i‘ronl 'l‘okencke.
About 9:15 their actions reached a
received attention
The two policemen finally
Matteo rc~
little
All three were
hanged with tirunlteucas and brunch
if the peace and Matteo with the :ltl
iltionnl charge of reaistlng all officer.
--SWEET CIDER AT JOSELOFF'S.
l“l't‘h‘ll from the press. 2:30 per ital.
HiilSliiilli initial
lliii ilillilllli
Annual Event i‘ieid at tile ‘Norwalk
Country Club. Last Evening
The annual banquet of the football
team of tile ilaratrom school was held
at the Norwalit Country Club. last
it was well attended. and the
Units of the team enioyoddilenlselvoli.
The tables were. profusely decorated
with flowers, and a bloat excellent
arena was spread before the dinners.
After the banquet speeches
lilndo by Dr. (T. A. liarstronl. head of
tile. itcllooi. nild the following them
bers of the team:
stronl. Manager t'. ii, Mctiovern, Conch
i«‘. l: Selzer. and hit-xsl'b. Flair. Lehman
'W 8 PB
3. Her-
Mnsical aetectionu were given by a
number of the poplin of the school.
which worn greatly appreciated,
The football team has covered it-
uclf with glory this Summit, and the
whole school and i'l'lt'tlllb' oi the team
are proud of ii. illli'itii: the aeaaon
there line not been made
against it, the Hi'lll'i‘ for the ueaaon bo-
itla 84 poiiltu. to their opponenlk' ll.
On 'l‘ueedny the team \\"‘lll to New
York iilltl played the iiioite arboui. illt.‘
acorn being i? to ii iii invor oi‘ the
The lint-up tor thin
l.cil ciltl. 'i‘lltoop; i.ei‘t
tackle. .loilnaoa; left guard. titreubetl;
critter, Vettericln; right guard. l.lllltl;
rialit tackle. Lehman; riitht and, Zita-
iiierinan; quarterback. ilnriitroin; left
halfback. Melcail‘; right halfback. lilti-
bm-: fullback, Pcttit.
With inicil a good Ihowlnit an tillii
team has made, all the lovers of the
sport in Norwalk will feel a cationic
that that the team to connected with
one of our local institutions.
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-~Dear people: Don't let that piano
stand idle any longer.
Archibald Merriam. 18
M'Ol'l‘
llnriitrom team.
For insomnia get
Bayvtew Avo.
iliiliiiiili iiifllllill
titiii titttismtils
iii plantation
Money bl roiling into the Norwnlk
court room in the town hall building
in Wall street. today by the thouad’ildti
of dollars.
The occasion is the annual visit of
the county colnnlisaloncrs for the
purpose of granting liquor licenses.
by noon 3? licenses had been drained
and surely there was no good reason
why (‘ounty Treasurer Edwin 0. Ken-
ler should not have worn llll‘i expun
aivo smile. All three of the county
colniuinaloners were on hand. inciutl.
illg Whitman i-l. Mead. of Greenwich;
Simeon l‘i-ase, of Fairlieid. lilltl .iohn
ilropily. of itidgcileid. the three being
named with reference to their Ht‘llilli lty
on the board.
The cotiliniasiollcrn for this ilioi-ll
init‘u licenses turned over to ioriner
l4ltélltt'lilllltviithtil‘lltll' Keeier itoliin‘l sill;
bill) and the day'e total will be very
considerably more than this amount.
for there are more than sixty saloon
and drug more llccniien. 'l‘llc atntc
taxeu the onloon Hill). but it ill more
colloideruto of the drug atorc lilcll.
wllouo toll is only till. ’l‘bere bi etip:
ported to be quite it difference. how-
ever. ill the manner in which the two
kinda of pinccli deal niit iltinor
At noon former Lieutennntdinventor
Kinder invited the conlnllskiunem to
dinner with him, but they. on the otir
or hand. initiated that he go with them.
and the party finally went to the lila-
llticitollio liotel.
None of the ilceuacs naked for thin
morning were l'clllaoti, but there are
iwu over which there are ruinou-
utrancou. The planet! are tactic of
.lllilioli li‘. lalytleti. on the Wanhinxioii
etroot bridge. and hire, ilora Mulroney.
in Water street. Nurwnlk. The details
of the Lay-den f'lilll‘ are wall known.
The reinoiieirnntk claim that film. Mil-
honey to be on ilnaiiltuble pencil and
the place to be unsuitable. 'l‘ho Kitilni
case in Biirinkivmld iilifi all been out-
lied and the coiiimliinimieru stated to
day that thin licence will be irritated
in due time.
The ilconaeit leaned this morning in:
eluded the following: 7
Saloon lict‘lllleitwil'llt‘ictl ll Rooney.
.l. M. Monnlnit. ii. Prank O’Suliivan.
Adam Schmidt. William Motlrclnbc.
Angelo Federlci. Timothy J. Sullivan.
ileniilmin ii}. Allen. John italic Bite
phcn Siiimkc. licrmun Bacall. denies
it. Connor. A. lleceuliro, William J.
Drew. John P. llarry. Joules ll. Johna
atoll, .loinoii Crouch. William Auden
lion. Michael Ratcliforii. Herman Quitt-
ner. it, A. vim Huron (wholualolrfltm
ii titular iliiil
wasnmo'rort. Nov. lil.--"l‘wo lim-
ericana who were diloovered in the
revolutionary army in Nicaragua have
been captured and contended to death
by President Zoluya. Nev/s received
at the State Betterment today lndb
eaten that the contention have been
carriedtoui.
Two American war volition have
been moored to proceed. with till huto
to Nicaragua and the meeting of the
new Nicaraguan Wltitlr with the
.. broaden: oi the White Hem title noel:
ty, Frank H. heater. to. P. Wood. w
C. than. ti. if. Moulion. Thomas H.
Powell. Harold Gionddflihl.
Cltlb Whlni will he hold at the club
home next Tuesday ennui
her 23. at 3 o‘clock ii _
oi the chili intend! to be prudent
will kind
Milk
man Jacobo. ncloli Point Hotel: Air
thony Stringer, 'rhomlili Vigiclli. Jo-
iiotih Dinette, timer
Novok. John Lac-kl.
it Flynn. Stephen
Drug store licences-Whom“ (l. Oath
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COUNTRY GLUI wriifl'.
The second meeting of the country
Novem-
. authors
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Hymnal:
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,sou'ra NORWALK. '
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SUMMER’S
hula
Novel Entertainment Given at the
South Norwallt Congregational
Church. Last Night
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Various Tallies Well Paironized and
a Large Sum Was Realized
Au indlan Slimmer Evening was giv-
on in the. parlors of the South Nor.
walk Congregational Church. laltt eve-
uing. anti the affair proved both a o»
clot and nanciai suecena. 'i‘ilero axe
.l large attendance at both the enter-
tainment and salt- which followed, and
several novel features contributed to
make it one of the most pleasing en-
lel‘tllililiit‘llid or the year. The clitor-
tilinmetlt was planned by Mrs, Law»
reach A. ikitialaaa. who received many
cotnpiitllcniu on tile tiilCt‘i'ilti which "it
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itilttiiitt itizitt
ill liliitiill llilill
Determined to Stop Manuiticlure on
Ground that ii is injurious
lo the Health
it'lirliliNfl'l‘th, Nov. lli.-(lpeti a...
dance by lnlilers of the govcrnnlcilt‘u
warning to ceilin- to manufacture
bleached floor on pain of seizure, halt
led Sctft‘tttitry of Agriculture Wilson to
take drastic action. All order has been
loaned to lliupet.'toi-s of the Department
of Agriculture to seize all of the. bleach-
ed flour in the country and liliullilti'
tioll has been rcrelved here that as ll
reitnli of that action it cone‘iannlcuta
of bleached flour comprising ecu-rill
hundred cnrloatiu Worl- taken ill the
Went yesterday. l-‘urtilcr
are expected today.
it is supposed new that about Sibtio
lion wrath of lili‘illllt‘tl iioiir villa tunnu»
ht‘lll‘ill‘i-d
factored llillllli; the tart your. and
| i
llitmt oi what remains ill ii is ill the
coat. especially in and around New
York, “'llt‘l't‘ further lit'lzlil'i‘ti ill‘i‘ iouk .
l-tl liil’.
About a your nail. the Department
of Agriculture following tltl iilwatiita
tion and experinlenie. derided thatl
bleached flour in injurious to llt‘illlll.‘l
Then the secretary leaned nu lll'tlt'l to
prevent the manufacture of ton-h liout‘.
llltt for variotm ii‘llhtltM the uilib-ru
were allchd air mouth. to dispose of
lllt'll stock. Bottle oi tin in i‘iil‘yi‘tl the
order but othcra, ii iii tilllii, continued
their opetationa.
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n—RMBiN BALE AT JOEELOFF'a.
'i‘bree packager. one.
iiilililliill liiiillll
l8 liiliiiiiiiillii
Driver oi Tum in Siamlord lion 0v-
er Built-do Held Without iiail
florouer Clifford ll. Wilma wont to
Bttiintoni ill-literally afternoon to but
«in an illvt-kilitatlon into the death of
Frank. the 21 month: old child of
bonnie Murphy, which died 'i‘unudny
night at tho Stamford lloaililhl all:
hoarii after being run over by a team
driven by Bartlet Walt watt renovated
and held without bail until Coroner
Wilma completes hie llndinn. which
hogan yt'lttel'dliy. The accident hath
round about 't‘ueudoy lititili. when the.
mother of the child wait netting; lilo
midday meat ready. the little boy
clipped out through dampen door. and
down upon the videwalh. The mother
hurt! the wagon eppmchlhg. iiiic
roll through the door after the child.
The baby toddlod footer. laughing in
nice to mile the mother. Along
count the wagon clone to the sidewalk.
The child stopped on the iiidewelil. in
front of the wagon. and rm run over.
Ito iiclip who turn badly. and there
were national of a fracture at the blow
of the iiittili. The baby was not con-
cuiuoii otter tho‘couidtint. *
‘reiiiiy divorced t‘oi.
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Two court. 3
Adam... Matty la...- on...
and Reiminu
Douglas Fowlorc it. none of Vet~
crane, conditional, a c pure and amok-
er last evening at and Army quar-
ters in the lwartit ' Corbett block
that was very enjoy ie. to the multi-
tiera and to many in" that! guests who
were from McKinley Command. Span-
ish War Veterans. and Douglas Fow~
icr Post, G. A. R.
Addresses were outdo by C(llllmi‘l‘id'
er William E. Chancellor of Sons of
veterans. Commander Morris G. Bul-
tcry, of Douglas Fowler Port, Depart-
ment Vice-‘tlolnmanddr of the G. A. E,
Richard outbid. .l. W. (torn-mm! the
Sons of Vetemui,‘m3fl0l Parker. ol‘
McKinley Coillmandrand others. Com-
rade, ’i‘lnipuonI of the 0. A. R. also sang
and there were ntllllorotio other foot-
ures, including an abundance of re-
freshments and pipes and tobacco and .
other smoking materials. The gather-
ing continued until about it o‘clock.
illiiillii iiiililii litiii
till it iiiiiiiliil
’l‘liorls Being Made to locate. the
Notlrluailai. Caught in West
lndian Hurricane
NEW YORK. Nov. ‘89”“Tht' fear that
Col. John Jacob Auto? yacht Nourlno-
hill, with the owner lld his eon \‘lir
cent aboard, may have been disabled
in the Wool. lntlian hurricane of last
week, watt further itipl‘cnued today by
the failure of the ‘varioua vessels
known to be act-kiln: the wlioreullouta
of the olisaing yacht to report her.
Neither at the New York Maritime
Exchange nor at the hendqnurtera here
or the tlnitett \k'lrelollti Catapult.
Wllit'h hurl rant” mod gent-rat inquiry
for the {tutor yacht yet-tortiny. had any
word calculated to all.” thy anxiety
or the friends or t'ol
i'i-lvl'ti,
,\ eior been re-
'i‘ii Noorlntlhai ta billy-red to have
iv? ‘vlinxototr .i.i!liiiil;i lil liil' illicrvtll
lu-tu-ui; Kit. I. and .‘HH‘ 1“ Among
the newbie iisklii til it po': new are
the l'ont-e. ilie (’Jl'lilillit Iil~ (‘ili-nriis.
the Lucitcnhat h and illn‘ .iir..to.
'l‘ho Ntitii'tnnbul pulled trout Jamil-
l-tl picattlliilbly for l‘o:to itiro, which
with other points in the Wool intiluu
are still cut off iron. table cmutullnicib
Hulls Milt .lnitn .lillllll \ulnr. who "u
.\5»lul'. in liltlll)
on liiliilll tlu- uteninel Lusitania.bound
ltll‘ Europe She “ill be informed by
“tl‘v'lt‘kh‘ it" spoil tie llic Nourillnlliii iii
tiilitrlii'ii
Wm M.“
Sill iii Silliiliiii
iiiliiiiiil liBiiil iiiililii
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Compete. Mitchell and Morrison Con
iii-lain Liberty Until November
WMiiithi'l‘th, Nov. litm'l‘lie Court
of Ailpl'illfl of the libdrict of Columbia.
upon retitleiit of cillttiiiei for the labor
leaticrc. today granted a iiiuy tintii
Nov. 2b of tho iliiiiiince of the mandate
aeudtnit President titliniwrn. Vice-Preli-
bienl Mitchell and Bettrctary Morriiion.
or the American trail-ration of labor.
to Jail for contempt of lilo anymore
cmui” of the District of Uiitlmblil in
the litll‘ltti stove and linouo case.
(thief Jillllltltl titlioplird «tilted thlii
morning that it the labor lenderti had
by Nov. itii, the day the hormone court
or the tinned Hillier reconvened, tiled
in that mart a petition for cortiornrl.
on application a further only of the
insinuate would be granted bending the
determination by the higher tribunal
of the application.
All it mail of thin action Oompm.
Mitchell and Mormon need not hasten
to Worthington, u it will not be deceit
wary for them to coriander under their
bandit, nor will they have to have re
roiirae to nation with“ proceedings.
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UGHOOL GHANOGIO.
Owing to the drier-crowded donut.
tloiin at the Malina Helical. one of
the eighth grade alum will be trans:
tuned to the Odom lichooi the drill
of the mouth. (trim robin at the
Franklin “hold for mother primary
tirade. hi. it. Moe will do from the
mu m to the
he
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Wi itililif
iHE Si. Pill
Milli illilli
Temperature Said to Be Low in Bol-
iom ol Shall and Bodies May
Be Recovered Soon
lllliiili lllSlSi illi ilii
iiililii iii iiiliili
Troops on Guard to Prevent Any Oui-
iireoli at Cherry. illinois
CHERRY. iii.. Nov. iS.-~~'l‘he cry of
the desperate widows and lll‘pll‘llill oi'
Cherry~~"()pon the. shufti tiptn illi'
siiilftt“~-\viii be heeded today if lllllxi-
on lives have to be uticrltiicd to t't:~'
claim tin- eutonlbcti til ad.
Morning saw over the air shaft cf
the Hi. Paul mine a heavy structure of
womlen lu‘iiiilh‘ which will support the
burden of arclppliu; tackle to be low-
ered into the depths. ‘
Williieil-~-ililtlt.v of them almost ill-
sanc mall the ariel’ that but. t‘tlllHlilii'
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MRS. altars iii
initial lllJliRi
Tlli‘cw Woman to the Ground. Brcalo
lug Several at Her Riils and
Causing Paralysis
A very painful accident happened to
Mrs. Arthur liloom, of Jarvla street.
Norwalk, Saturday. She was going
out in her yard to feed her dog. when
alto dilicovcreii that he had brokenwiila
chain. She. got a rope .1“ tie tho dog
up. when he run around her. oil
illttailni: her up in lilt‘ mpc and calla-
lng her to fail.
She tried to get up atld found it was
itupoenibic. She called for help. and
smile of the neighbors callltI to her
assiatatlco and carried her into the
house. A physician was summoned
and upon exillliilltltioil it was found
that she had fractured acverai ribs, and
had unstained severe internal illitlr'
lea.
Paralysis hill-l now act ill. and hire.
illoolu is confined to her bed unable
to move her lowor lllnlis.
Nutmeg t‘lub llnnce. Li‘a‘lnvood‘il
llnii. Friday evening. November iii.
Speltli'l‘u otclti-lttl‘il.
AN ANCIENT CLOCK.
Over One Hundred Years Old and
Tell: Time of Day in J. M.
Benedict's News Store.
Ticltt lock! tick: lock! ant-ii tho
old chick lit .l. M. ilollcdlot'li station-
ery atom on Wall street, Norwalk.
it is a very old clock. Over one ilun-
tired yearn have rolled by since it
that commenced to tell the time «to
all who enroll to look at lto big open
face. At the beginning of its career
it was need as the “town regulator"
when it won owned by 0. ti. Clark.
who had a lowlalry atom on the corner
of Main and Wall Itrceta. Here it
atootl in Itato. admired by all and the
reliable time place of the towa.
Now it Maude on a shelf in Mr.
lienediot'o iitoro, whore it it!“ been for
many Yoll'l"'fll'lt. owned by B. K. Stall-
iey. iitld then by J. M. Benedict, who
lilitt been in that store for over twenty
yearn. The clock in still tllthfui to
ltii duty. ticking of! the mlnuiol, and
iieeinli to any: "'l‘lnlo lli liyinitl 'l‘inlo
ill! living! Waste not its golden mill-
uteri.”
What a story that clock could tell.
if it could but speak. of the day- zone
by! or those who have passed by
llti old utand. filled with ambition. and
but as they wore reaching out: to
grasp the widen trait of cocoon. to
tint! it iihriVolitlg ftito ”hill-4h. "it”
of bitter diunpolntntont. 0f othon,
who by hardgwcrk and truthful atielia
lion in the lie“! dotuilo of life mu.
unity emerged on a higher plane of
existence. You. the clock could tell
many a tale of the ancient pull.
a matt- on a. their in the aim we l"
nor of the dictionary more all a math
itcr to all who look at it, that that!
mulii not he wanted. but that ovary
initiate ought. to be utilised to the but
advantage while here on earth.
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Pliliili' iiiiiiiii i . .
llii iiiliii iiiiiiiiiiil
The Sieineri & Sons Company ‘Pro-
vide a Pleasant Evenings
Entertainment
A planola recital of exceptional
merit was given last evening til the
parlors of the Hotel Clifford. under
the auspices of the M. Btelnert &
Sons Company, of No. a South Main
street. The program presented was a
moat artistic one. and the various in-
strumental selectioun were skilfully
rendered by Miss Pauline Voorheos,
of New Haven. This lady proved. her
self on adopt in the-manipulation of
the pianola. and was especially clever
in the accompaniments to the vocal
selections of Mrs. Grace Walker Nich-
ols. of New Haven. The latter M
80.88% a rich contralto voice Of met
range and power. combined with un-
usual sweetness. Her stage presence.
a... \veil as that of Miss Voorhees. was
‘rllllrllllng. and her numbers were en-
Itlitlaiaaticaliy cncorcd. As her first
cut-ole she sang a Scotch song. "On
the Banks of inch Lamond." and for
the, second she. sang, “Good-bye. SWeei
Day." it is propoeed to have a public
recital later on.
The recital was under the direction
of Miss Elizabeth Ervln. the local
manager for the Steitlert & Sons Com»
pany. and the program was as follows:
Prelude C sharp minor. Op. 3. No.
11 ......... . ......... Rachmaninoff
Pianola.
ilcvantnnz 0p. l7. No. 2 .. MacDowell
l‘ianoia.
A Spirit l-‘lowcr t‘ainpbcil-Ttpton
’l‘o Aillhca .............. J. l.. Hutton
Mrs. Nichols (with pialloia accompani-
mellt.i
Liebeetrauin No. 3. 0 Lit-b ..... Liszt
Le i'apliion ldiVi’illt‘
A Rot-to Fabio . . . . . .
Htlwley
Mrs. Nichols (with pianola
accompani-
ment.) .
Autumn, Elude do Concert. ()p, 35.
No. 2 ..... (‘htlniinade
Scherzo B flat. minor. Op. 31 . t‘hopln
Pinhole.
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Iitnlittlii ii
iii! ulnar lllilii
TWO—~20pt
EiddlitA. N. Y., Nov. iS.-—City Hall
was badly tltutiaged by fire this morn-
ing. Every department in the building
unlit-red either front fire or water. The
building was valued at “55,000. Loss
in t-ntitnaied at $50,000.
Fire in Weatfiold. N. V.
.lAMiCS'i‘OWN, N. Y., Nov. 18.——'l‘hc
most disastrous fire that has ever oc-
curred in the village. of Weatneid.
broke out early today, and the central
part of the village including many bun,
int-es places, was almost wiped out. To
tal lone 8100.000; insurance 860.000.
Sonduuky. Ohio, Block Burned.
SANDUSKY. 0.. Nov. lit—Fifty
persons were driven to the street ear-
ly today when fire broke out in the
Mahala block. a fol‘iraitory business
and apartment building. The building
was destroyed, entailing u loaii of up
wnrtlil of "H.000. Including loan to
tenanto. Thirteen families occupied
the upper noon and all uncalled.
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JOHNSON! OONDiTION CRITICAL.
Howard Johnson. the young Over-
look student who fell out of a uecond
story window at the academy 'l‘uoiidoy
morning. continues in the iiiltilo criti‘
cal condition thiii afternoon at the how
plial. The boy. who ill twelve year:
old. has been uneoniicioini attics lilo
removal to the occipital. it to land
that hill chance: for recovery on now
Very alight. Mulder .ioilniion’o home
II! In lirooklyn. N. ‘1. it to suppoood
that he lost illii balance
it ill believed he landed an ill: foot.
as there in no external mark or in-
.iurv about. the head which would have
brought on the coucuoiilcli of the brain.
W
4AM) or THANKI.
We desire to nature»: our nincoro
”link! for the kindness ot the collie
bore during the illnelui and after the
death of our blather. also for the flow-
ers from t}. a. ’t‘rowbridgo‘li no: chop
and the prompt payment of John Hill.
cock liiltnrtlnco (lo.
(llilldinlm 09" MM. HOYD.
...._. “of“ n ,
IINTiNIL NORWALK INANOH
\ OPHOI.
Oil and arm Monday. November n.
the Normal tar-lion cilia of The
Inning “urinal will he in the ma
if. A. Mitchell «root- of Wall and
Knight mom. 1‘» Iota 0 number
will remain the m and morn
ammonia. action on ill-lo are] in
lift It that “I. L
and in falling .
W "W“.
elautliod odvmtmmnu on title. 7' ‘
in its cont-i a timed.
ftiltldnol‘t‘niord. 1 com pol- midnight.
WANTED;
NTEO~HITUATION BY HONOUR} I.
larch-l who apeaks German. to do a nu; '
eral bollliework. Apply at 11 Glenn he .
South Not-walk. n1“ .
w nrzom JNGINEER T0 oeanlt'riit
double drum hoisting engine at Tokenokii J
Park, liowayton. ,n18 It .
WANTED—~BROAD crux wanvntta. .
steady Work guaranteed. Apply to tho ‘.
lietht-i Silk Co. an in
”WANTED—at cull. FOR GENERAL
housework: three ill family. Mrs. .
Knapp. 3 Washington St. n17 ~81:
WANTEDMTO RENT. LOW? ,ALF
of house within five minutes walk of ;
center of South Norwalk. Address J.. till . .,
Washington St. all St .
26 to
DO”!
WANTED -— 'rwo EXPEMENGEDH
drivers; irood we as to sober. industrious - .
men. Apply B. iorohtleld 8; Son (53.7 lit
WANTED—A , COMPETENT GIRL eon ‘
general housework. Mrs. C. 8. Maxim ..
land. 37 Bayvlew Ave.“ South Morgfild '
WANTED—~81): OR MORE ROOMS.
with modern improvements. within few;
minutes” walk from center of South Nor-
walk. Pretor sin to house. Addrou Box
483, South Norwa it. built
WANTED—A HOItsEKErlPEn ‘EOR ‘
an elderly lady. Mm. Daniel Stallion.
opposite own Hall. Main 8L. Du
Lorin.
a
moot
wmrsm-otm. FOR quREh- .‘
housework; must be good cook and lunar »
dress. and have lgood referonool.‘ A? i)!
No. 3 Union Par . Norwalk. n It
' WANTED—ARTISTIC DRnflflllg-“ ¢
ins. ladiea’ tailor-made owns. lira. ,' ..
Ii. Stevens. telephone 914. Mapio‘ A {é
Dario". Conn. Ill”.
WANTED-4‘0 BUY. ALL KINDR. O!
cattle and ultr . Best prices paid. *3
«a
t rice: or van. H. Friedman. ‘
geottcut Turnpike. South Nonnlk. 92%|.
TO LET
II
67
TO LET—4100852. SIX ROOMS. WITH
improvements. 72 Winfield 8L. East No»
walk. illuuire of C. F. Sherwood. aid 61
T0 LET-«iii’illt-lii. SIX ROOMS AND
bath. iii Sound Vieux'l‘crrace. all improve-
lm-ntk. Apply at 15 Sound View Terrace,
South Norwnik. hill at
T0 LEdel‘AltTMRNTS OF FIVE
rooms and bath, imprownlents: private
entrance and cellar. at 32% Beavievr Ave.
inquire or i‘. ii. Aietllorpo, No. 33 ea-
vicw Ave. 1113 23
7o LET~—-F‘URNISHI'}I) FRONT noon
all impruvclnenls. including heat will
lutltl. hunting :0 Clay St, “continua.”
n .
To LET-~-AN moor-noop' m
with all imirovementa. Na. ‘ u‘ ,
Ave; rent 8‘0. Apply to whom Hells-
ltoii, 66 West Ave. or phone 6M-d.__ 1118 it“
To LET —~ noon anvnwml
house and large chicken run. _. t
ed cheap to a reliable pal-w. ‘
Smith. Itl Winfield St... East
'ro LET—~FOUR on love: no -.
second door. 8 Cottage BL, East Norm.
Adults plefcrred. Inquire on profiling.”
n .
TO Ltr~AT axcacrtonatmv Film;
location. three minutoa to random center
of city. furnished rooms. n be used
for It nt housekeeping. Addl‘eu "A. B.
x.," gentinel oflico. n“ 8t.
TO LET—HALF OF BARF
ago IMII‘DUM‘N, central localo
\\.. cal-c Sentinel.
FOR GAR-
n. Addrou
at. It
To LIT-«FURNISHED Rooms. to
Crescent Terrace. All inlprovoinenia.15 u
I
FOR sum. ‘
FOR 8ALI——Ail()l71‘ 60 8. ‘0. WHITE
Leghorn cockcrcls (prize bit‘tlal. Guitar
ilmvo Farm. Wont Norwalk Ave. R. 11‘.
ll. No. til, Ulrich. ni'i ti!
FOR SALE—MUST HELL. LOCOSUR-
ray auto. mode in Brio port; double
treats. fair condition; lat» “told quickly.
Cedar tlrove Farm. 'ent Norwaik Ave.
R. I“. l). to. ilarlen. n17 tit
FOR “LL—A VERY DEQIRMSW
bultdin lot liliuated on Nomton Ave" No.-
roiull. onn.. naur trolley u d team road.
For particular: 3 ply to ‘0: theater at.
Noroton Height». ‘onn. nlii I
FOR IALfiml‘iANllatnll‘l BLACK
Walnut chipboard. colored marble
will be sold reaconobly. App!
ion Poi-k. Norwallt.
BUSINESS pandas.
amnion noon till venomou-
ion at. now open tor bacilli»: under new
moat. Theron hi renovated and
reformatted. 'i‘tiblo flgflytlluui oi
homo
cookln and hokln . ltatu unsound .
W. F. (llil'l', t‘rop.‘ M
rein. Tannin worrisome AND
loo-non. Trim trimmed. pruned and for~
tinned. oovltioo cleaned. treated and tilted.
placing tho trea- tn good condition. 'l‘rm
examined tree. Jtmt‘ifli corned. tree
Winder and oniooioionlat. Norwalli.
it.
MOII‘ P HALLOOK. banned Allie
liner. Halli mined and mode in the
intact undo-do o It in. Material- turn!
Iii if doiiirod. tour- trom I I m. to
t p. in. it chestnut on. Walnut?“
I TIC FLA‘HNO 0}" ALL KINDS.
OI dine! on r bru- nnd nickel. own
990 i ll.
countenance«titling
him“ and zillion) do i mmlanwo
iii. m""?a.rr ‘ n"
W recirculation.
, moo IIHTHA 89°” mount“?
l’iiino d Voice. liq.“ 9‘
i“..:il§l2'llh'iitfto 'l'r- "he.
niacin: ’
I‘l‘wl'N WWAY'I‘O
etitraemmcma
nylon Pact Dillon. ' i i
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