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JOSEPH llllSH'S BASE
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John Williams Fined $10 and Costs
lor improper Conduct
Alsop I). Reynolds. of Broad River.
in the first police court victim in the
dctcrmlnation of the city to have safer
and sober drivinghndcr the Washing,
ton Sti'cet bridge.
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it took some time to get Reynolds,l
but he was finally identified and Olli'i
ccr .lohn ll. Smith went up to Brond
liver and interviewed him on the1
subiert of his lndiscrction of driving
an automobile under the bridge at
such :1 speed as to endanger the life.
an: limbs of people who are so unfor-
tnunic :is to have to cross the highway
ill this point while some one is mnk»
in" a race course out of it.
Lon; toward evening a week ago
Hutcrduy, Reynolds whirled up South
illnln street, under the bridge and
shit up North Matti street at such n'
opt-mi that two women jumped for
th 'Ir lives and one of them sbrlckcd.
tlti‘it-cr Frank S. Stratlon was on duty
tin rc. but Reynolds went by so fast
llllil ho was not. caught and there was
doubt concerning the registry number.
lit-\crul people, however, who had wit«
uteri-d the occurrence, told the pollcc‘
who he was. ' -
in court this in wins. Judge .lDRl-‘llh
ll. ’i‘.\ylcr impose a line of $10 and
lust“. Reynolds gave as his reason
it r‘mlng at such a rate of speed that
l'l‘d‘ witc yyas lit. that. he had been to
ti it other: bf ‘ Db otolaniu South Main
:tict't after-i, clue and, was hurry-
.ntn buck ‘ucitie with it. 7
This arrest will undoubtedly have n
ralntnry effect in curbing the reckless
driving at the bridge the moment a
polict‘mtm'a eyes are hit ed. The city
ins had an officer on do y there for a
number of weeks regulating truths
and a considerable improvement has
resulted. . ‘
Bush's Caro Adjourned.
Another cas'etwbicl'tcnmo up in the
rolice court before Judge Taylor this
mm-niug was that. of Joseph Bush. the
Blast Norwaik computer. who was ur-
mnetl Tuesday «b t‘iConslable .l. J.
lttdn'in and Spec at Policeman Clar-
l‘lll‘t‘ tlcrmnnotti.
littsh pleaded plum, o intoxication,
but denied 885% who Wife. Consta-
bhl Goodwin trawl ed that when he
rot in the honor lh First street. Bush
bud a chair poised as if he was about
to strike his wife over the head. The
rhuntubln grabbed the chair out of his
bands. The woman was imploring
'ilusb to desist. Ilithe court also desires
to got the, testimony of some neigh-
bors. Mrs. Bush was not in court this
mot lllllK.
Colored Man Fined.
.luhu Williams, a colored man, who
was arrested 'l‘uustiuy nittht under the
Washington strcot briduc. where he
was intoxicated and acting illlpl‘tllwl‘ly,
was lined silt and costs.
tilttliititiiiiitlts
us nun iliiiitl ,
Edward Fianly Chosen President and
, W. J. Powell Vice-President
Norwnik Aerie. No. 688. Fraternal
(ll‘lll'l‘ of Eagles. met last night at its
bull in Wall street. and after the reg»
uI.t r routine of buslnou the following
oillcorn were elected for the ensuing
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l’rcsidonthsvld Flority.
Vice-Presidentmw. .l. Powell.
Hecroturmeohn E. Waco.
'l‘rcnanmar-«Cornelius McNamara.
l‘ltuplnln--Adolpll Butt).
luuidn Guard—~Jnmeu Cahtil.
Outside Gnardwmdwurd Marron.
Physician—Dr. H. B. West.
Trustees—domes 'r. Hubbcli, Edward
1". iluffy and John T. McMahon.
A cornmlttee was appointed to or-
r.-.nge for a memorial service, the date
of which will be given later. After
ita- morning was cloud in social time
Wits had. Songs and instrumental
music were rendered by different mom-
nw ’t and refreshment: Were served.
the aorta ll! golnlnx more members
and la in a very prosperous condition.
'...c newly elected officers are so-
ill}; to try to motto this term one of
1qu“! might aucceacful’in the history of
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~ANNOUNOIMINT.
Your old flil'll. i have but engaged
it first class turrisnfor Just repairing
work. and i nuurnntoc ovary Job I
turn out. ~Wc alum dye a this aim
tit‘inllol’ ‘ tilt“ cl ‘lndiu' custom
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7li|liH SCHfllli tilllllililll
[Anti-Tuberculosis Society Will Begin
land it is expected that they will be
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MW in
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About Sixty GUNS Have a Roast
Beei Dinner at the Club House
Near the Bridge
The members of the lschodu Club
and a number of friends were. enter-
tained last night at the headquarters
south of the Washington street bridge.
by its new bridegroom member.l
Michael A. Ready. About sixty men
were. in attendance, and the. evening
passed in the most pleasant manner.
There was tspecchtnnklug. vocal and
instrumental music and other features
of an interesting nature. l
The dinner was the special event oil
importance, and it was it line one inl
every respect. it consisted of a gen»
nine roast beef menu, prepared. by
Caterer F. A. Mine. and included pu-
tatoes, turnips. boiled onions, celery.
pickles, olives, cigars. etc. Sergennt
Joseph A. Curler acted as toustmnster
of ceremonies. and in his capacity pre-
sented the host, Mr. Ready, with :1
beautiful Morris chair frotn his fellow
members of the club. Mr. Ready was
taken by surprise. but responded lit—
tlngly to Sergeant Carter's eloquent.
remarks.
The decorations in the club house
and of the tables were by Clifford
Thompson and (Eliarles liogardus. and
were very handsome.
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HAS illillnglSSlllillil
Will Work in Conjunction With the
Board cl School Visitors lot the
Best interests at the School
The board of school visitors and the
high school committee mat in execu-
tive session last night at the high
school building. to come to all under-
standing of the duties of the high
school couuniltee'. which are. at the
present time. similar to the commit-
tee. on district schools.
The question of the purchasing of
supplies, etc. was brought. up, as the
high school committee dltl not want
to exceed its authority and thus cause
any ill feeling which might arise.
The whole matter was talked over.
and a definite understanding was or.
rived at. and the duties of the high
school committee were plainly delin-
cd. The meeting was satisfactory to
both committees, and they pledged
themselves to work for the bust inter-
ests of the schools.
lilll nun iHllliliiii
nuts tut illillill
the Distribution oi them Soon
m
The Red Cross Christmas stumps.
15.000 of them, have arrived to town.
disposed of in short. order. together
with a. number of thousands more
They are being sold for a good cause,
the anti-tuberculosis movement and
the local institution will benefit them
by.
The Anti-Tuberculosis Society dis-
pensary in Pine street has been doing
fine work ever since it. was organised
and it is constantly growing In useful-
ness and helpfulness. 'l‘ho physicians
of the town have been rcupondlng due-
ly and many people who were believed
to be on the manic of the disease or
had already contracted it. have been
treated. in this way the dispensary
is able to save the tires of a. great
many people. Patients on the verse of
the disease are kept from actually be-
comlng afflicted by it, while in other
rinses no time is lost in setting about
to check its progress.
The work of the local branch has
now groWn to Mich proportions that. it
is hoped in a very short time to have
a traveling visiting nurse.
This morning the ltumpn and pont-
ers giving notice of them were dintrltr
utcd by Mrs. John 5. Seymour to the
drug stores of the town. much of the it
drug stores has agreed to ultthom.
The stamps are only one cent. «on.
The idea of the stamps in to om them
to Christmas packages and lotion rent
out during the holiday season. It
should be remembered that the lump:
are not load for postage. They are
simply I decoration.,
The money for thou stumps when
to News": momma '
Amflflb “I“ "I” FROM ALI; PART. 0' “ll
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ill nun
Business Seriously Allecled by Walk-
oul oi Swilchmen—Olher Rail-
road Men, May ‘Follow
liliillll lllil illilllllll
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Many Men in Other Lines oi Work
7 Are Ailected
SEATTl..E. Wnsh‘n. Doc-«Tho
switclnnen‘s strike has assumed a incrc
serious aspect ill the Pacific North-
west. Freight shipments practically
are tied up. Passenger schedules are
being maintained with dlillculty.
The arrival of the Great Northern
liner Minnesota at l‘ot‘t ’l‘rr.tit.‘.cttd late
inst night .with :tt.uoo thus of freight
vulucl at $000,000, much of it destined
for quick trntrtportutlon to the east.
gnvc added cansr for npprelwuslou. lll
scum uonwmcwa ,
the sltlpnicnt arc L27? lltllts of raw
silk for New \‘m k, and 000 tons of otlr
er ()l'lctltnl ill-lulu tor nthcr t‘nslul'n
cities. ' .
Last night after to’vlltyiottr hours:
of idleness, attempts were made to
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MARINES till it”
iiillliPiiill Pillliii
Are Equipped lor Any Evenlunlily
and May Possibly Go to
Nicaraugua
Ptlllhtllidld'llln. iii-c. 2-»Sevcn
hundred marines cuulppcd for any ev-
entuality will leave the l'hiludt-iphin
Navy Yard lit 4 o'clock this afternoon
on board the transport Pt'niric tor the
l’nttntnu (‘tluul zone or possibly Nicara-
gua. The Prairie. originally scheduled
to salt tomorrow. with lot) illitl'lllc'ti.
has been ready to leave for nearly a
week because of the Nicaraguan sit»
nation and ortlurs to get away imme-
diately had been exported every day.
'l‘hc men art- in high spirits and eager
in gt),
liesitlca tukinr. south 700 marines.
tlu- l’rnirlc wil carry two field pieces,
summit rounds of ammunition, and
tents and othcr equipments.
\‘l'.\Slltht'l‘ttN, licc. 2. r’i‘boro is
rejoicing today in the ranks of the
Nicaraguan incorrectiouury party and
corresponding gloom among those
who have been friends of l’ll‘l'flllll‘lll
chnyu, over the ultimatum hnndwd
down yesterday by the l'nltud Status
to tho Nlcurupuun i'.t)\t'l'ltillt'lli in the
note which or ‘flllllilltlictl the passports
delivered by guru-lacy of State, Knox
to it‘ellpc Rodriguez, clutrp- d'nffnlt'cs
oi the Nicnl‘nunuu imitation. The
strength of the butt» .iizll its pcrsouul
tunc are the subjects of comment in
diplomatic circles. It is generally l‘w
cognlzcd that the United States htln do
cldcd the than has come to put an end
to further attacks on Aun-ricuu life
and interests ill (tentrttl America.
The fur-reaching effect of the note is
I matter of euiteclnl comment. The
fact that President Zelayu is uppnruue
ly to be held rcsponslhlc t. r the mur—
der, so-cailcd, of the twu {tint-ricotta,
Groco and Cannon, and illiil the note.
intimates that Zelnyn in the culprit
put a string to the cutlro llltliit'l‘. Al
most feverish interest is shown in the
next stop of this govortuncnt.
, Concealed in the vigorous but care-
fully prepared note dictated by Sucro-
tury Knox, is soon a warning to tho
Central American liopnbllcs that they
must behave like other republics in
the Western Hemisphere. ‘l‘hht indi.
root announcement that the United
States intends to son that thc family
of Western Republicans livcu harmon-
iously, iii believed by diplomats to bo
epochal. The Monroe lloctrinu. in
their eyes. has attained a new till;-
it ty.
Having promptly informed in a long
cubiegrnm the Nicaraguan govern»
ment that the American Secretary 0'
State htld last night presented with his
poocport, Senor lt‘cllpc Rodriguez
Charge d'Affnlrcs of Nicaragua in
Washington. today in patiently await
in: lnItructionn from President Zoe
ya on to what course he in to fol
low now that diplomatic relations bo-
twaon the United States and Nicara-
gua have been covered.
What further representation, if any,
he may make to the United States
Department or where he will go will
depend entirely upon the cute Depart-
mentor where he will to will depend
ntlt'oly upon the ordcrtt which be ex-
poctcd would be forthcoming durinx
the doom of the day from Prclldont
r
coltootcd will to to dawn, “but:
no further ‘
. will, "fill
his I. ota Rodriguez would um
-.-\ bountiful supply of
- \rcrc then served. clunrtt \rcrp pussud 'lztrv,
yill'lllllltl. and n nurhbcr or panics wcrctcnti of the do; the strccts would be
.o monttodnnndhsd.
77‘ interdiction. its m
art-ow
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not.
mu IV A ”Mi“. WIII AND OUR OWN
.‘ woman: ransom
Partly cloudy mum. my nits
or will! alert tho cont: Friday My“.
winrsmr; in out. northeast to cm
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Church. Bolivian in“, Address
oniFralerniiy
The Klnwron Club gave a smoker
and entertainment last night at its
rooms in the Gazette building, Wall
street, Norwalk.
There were a 'number
guests present.
The. Rev. Louln'll. Howell, rector of
St. Paul's Church. gave an address on
Fraternity. He. told those present that
It. was the brotherly feeling and action
that made the success of ovcry organi-
zation, thnt gladdeued the hearts of
the lonely who‘como no strangers to
the city, that. lifted the young and the
will out. of the depths of despair to a.
higher level. He impressed upon his
hearers illo fact that all should try to
act in a brotherly way to each other;
to forget each othor’o failings and only
src the good that is in a person and
of invited
8
MS ilP
lN SHE illN
One Man Killed and $250,000 Prop-
erly Destroyed by Explosion
at the Woolen Mills
Silllilii Fill llllll iilllS.
Bill CAUSE l3 llllliillllili
Number oi Buildings Arc Damaged--
300 Out ol Worlt ‘
Entertainment in the Chapel Greatly
Appreciated by All Who Attended
The Springwood ('iitapel was well
filled last evening when a very tine,
entertainment entitled, "Not a Man
the young ladies of the Sunday school.
Probably a more charming little
play and one better fitted to the young
‘lndies who rendered it was never giv-
en in the chapel. and those who attend
the entertainments there know that it.
always means a good time.
The scene opened on a cosy little
home. presided over by a matron who
was at odds with the male sex. and
determined that no man should enter
her home, but said if she found one
instance in which she was compelled
summon, lli‘étt. runs a result or!
their labors through the night, the:
tit-omen and those assisting tin-tn hurl
not be looking for tilt! hall. Every one .
wad not perfect. Bynctlng in n broth- i
erly manner towards all they met they 3
would be carrying out one of the hurt
dnmcntal precepts of civilization. fort,
"is ho not my brother?“
After the address of the rector.’
musical soitmtlous were given by Prof.
Newman, which were greatly enjoyed.
t‘ol'reuhutt‘ttts i
played. l
The» KillWl‘tlil (,‘lub is colupuscd of;
young; men who have filled up u tinc;
suite of rooms for a. place in spinal
their eye-ninth: and; entertain their
friends. 'l‘hrm- new members ltuvc
been added to the incullu-rshlp, and
others are expected.» The officers of
the club arc:
Proctor-no»(diaries l., Thorpe.
vim-.I'i-oaltlcnt--».lohn R. Cubill.
Secretary-«F. 0. Austin.
'l‘rnasut'tu'—~~\’lctor H. Dunn.
Assistant Secretary—J. W.
halt. ,
Among the invited guests were ituv,
Louis ll. lichii. Howard A. Montgmu»
cry. St John Merrill, it. n. Dunn. tics
tcr (inrxill. R. llei‘. Wood. (‘ltm'lcs l..
Ferguson. Harold W. llnnun, Hurry W.
Merrill, Edward lAin‘vltt't‘, i). ll. (logo.
The club it- uow in u pmspvrtius con
diliuu. and will soon lli‘l'tlllli‘ one of
the most popular onus of Norwalk.
su thrush
burial
in; iticitnnls and dark Cit‘awin's
liiul) (iris lltr Control anti li
Will Probably llc llt’lll
July '1. illl'l
NEW t’ttltK. lll’t'. L.‘ v'l'hc world‘s
t‘lturppiolmhip tight bctwt-cn .luntm .l.
.lcil'rlm and Jack .lohnucu, will be
held in Sun lt‘l‘ltllt'ltct bniirc a club
ornunlml by 'l‘cy iliclturtl. ot‘ l-Ily, No-
\‘illlil. .Liltl .lnck tittnsou, probably on
July vi, Hit“. The bid lltlltle by ltlrlh
“Hi and (Henson of u purse of “01.000
and tin» contestants to lilkl' till 2-3 por
cent. of the moving picture receipts
was accepted by rc|u'osctttntlvcn of
Johnson and .leffrlcs this afternoon.
lililillllllll if SiliiliillS
Bl llllilllll Sillilllll
Seventh Company Has Been Consol—
idatcd With the Sixth. as Antic-
ipated lor Some Time
An inspection was made, but night.
by inspector Solicits. of tho lockers.
blanket rolls. uniforms and guns of the
Sixth (loinpsny. All wurc found in
good condition. The cmupuny than
was instructed in guard duty.
The night of drill was changed to
'i'urndny nights, and this gone into tif-
i'cci next week. '
The Seventh Company, which hull
twtsn in n demoralinod:condltlon. was
consolidated with the l’itlth.
'I‘hc impaction of tho company’s
continents found everything in a good
condition. and the men were compli-
created on the interest that they had
taken in the drills. With the council;
dntlon of the two companies it to cm
peeled that there will be a proctor cf-
nclenoy shown by all of the members.
The anon of the Sixth Company wont
to hour to mind that commencing out
buck
cleared from the streets in a large
measure by this morning tltc wreck-
ucc stit‘cwn about them last night by
the prioxinu til “it“ of the boilers in
the plnn' of tho ltndclit‘l‘e lirothers‘
\t‘tuilon null». and iii. :1 result of which
one man was ktllrd and damage to the
liudclill‘u and udiut‘eltt plnnls done.
which it was. cslitnnloti would aggre-
rhtc nt-urly :‘i uu'irtt-r at a million doi-
il was l;Xlli‘('lt|(l that before the
t'illlt‘t'li clear. Mills and shops in
llm vicinity did not resume operations
tilts untruluit. it being thought neces-
snry by the mill nutltorlticu that a
thorough inspection of tbclr propwtics
should lw made in determine the dum-
atzc. it' there was any resulting from
thc mplusinu,
.\‘o i-xplnnntion for the accident has
yct bt-cn found, and it is thought none
may be, in view of the fact that. the
only man in the boiler room at the
than was the fireman. Joseph Deptnla,
who was killed. According to the ten-
timony ul,\\'llllnul Tyre. the night.
watchman. who but] left the boiler
room it few minutes before the explo-
sion. twcrythiug about the boiler was
apparently all right. 'l‘yrc. who was in
another part of the plant. but near
the both-r room. escaped being injured
by helm: blown into a pile. of woolen
stuff.
The body of llcptuln, when found,
was lit't‘ll to be in a terribly mutilated
slau- na the head had been partially
blown off and nearly every bone in
the trunk crushed. ’i‘ho hoilcr was of
ninety horsepower, of horizontal type.
and was last inspected on (land l~‘rl~
day in April. Radcliffe llruthers have
placed an order for porlnbh- boilers,
but llt4 these will not tu- delivered for
untuc little time resumption of work
at the plant is but lookcti for before
the now your, ,
Walter W. Radcliffe in an interview
today said that he thought that the
estimate of $230,000 loss was too
large. but he Wtitlltl be unable to reach
the llKlll'l‘b until all the debris had
been cleared up, '
‘l‘bu llnntlnctou l’lnuo (‘oulpnny and
thc Willlltlt‘li Printing l’rcss l‘onipuuy
did not t'ustunc work today and several
lllllllll't'tl "WI! and girls. probably bo~
tween silt) and 900, will be laid oil
for tho rcat. of the work.
The roof of a Ichool house not for
from the mill was riddled with falling
brick and other debris, but lilo walls
of the building were not injured. A
part of the condenser of the. exploded
boiler. Weighing about 75 pounds, was
found in the actuml yard today. whom
it had been dropped after being blown
over the high bulldlmra.
lllSIlili’ lillilllilll
illllilillilllill Ill
Submits to Operation lor Carbuncld
--Lilc is Dupaired oi tor
Two Days
The Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Goodncll, the
resident bishop of the Methodist Epic;
copal Church, living at No. ltlti tit.
Nicholas place, New York, huvhcen
suffering from a carbonate on his neck
and his condition became so various
that it was found necessary to per-
form an operation that Saturday.
The operation on n serious one.
and he was so weak when he comb
out. from under the influence of tits
anaesthetic that for two days little
hope on entertained for his recovery.
That he had been ill did not become
genera" known until int night. when
in can ltion no so much improved
that the surgeons told they had every
hope of tile recovery.
The bishop ham to cutter from the
cnrhunolo several weeks use. and it.
failed to remand to the local trout-
mont. growth steadily worn, Ho corn
lulled upccild It! rind finally on course
that was doomed to no honorary. This
on ”donned by Dr. Illicit. of fit.
watt tundrill In in will be on Tues-
buko’o if
“WI.
mt. moon by on other
m
to call for the assistance of a. man she
would give in and admit them all, but
not before, a rule that the other mem-
twrs had to accept against their wish-
(W.
The fun began when they hired a
girl, who was determined to get a man
into the house, and said she would find
something a. man must. put his strong
band to, for she was In love with her
second cousin, who was a policeman.
The water pipe broke, the. cat fell
down between the dumbwalter and the
wall. and the hired girl accidental-
ly i?) dropped a mouse trap, thereby
freeing the mouse, but these and oth-
er happenings were met by the capable
last and it man not into the charmed
circle.
The acting was clever
whole entertainment worth going to
sue over again. The characters were:
Mrs. Marin ”lugs-who has null a
rough experience with a cruel hus-
band. and after his death declares
that no man shall enter her house
.......... Miss Margaret Mucl‘uriuud
Miss Lucy Ryder. her timid maiden
sister .......... Miss Ethel McLean
Jessie Ray. a pretty niece who has
come on a visit... .Miss Leno. Sutltcr
Aunt llclindn, an old-fashioned. elderly
lady. who sympathizcs with the
young... ......... Miss lola McLean
Rate, a servant, who has a gentleman
cousin whom one greatly admires
............... Miss Lucy llnddeley
Music was furnished by Messrs. ul-
ius llecker. Oscar Snther and .l ck
Kochcr. and after the entertainment.
cake and ct‘eunt vrcre served and n
"will stun realized for the school.
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New Haven Road to Connect Wesl-
cltcsier and Pougltlteepsie
'Bridge Lines
ililll the
Another strategic step in the pro-
gress of railroad building in New
England by the. New Haven road has
come to light. as it is understood that
picibnlanry steps have been taken for
the extension of the New York and
weatcliester project of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company northward through Woll-
ohootar county, New York. to connect
with the Poushkeopsle bridge system.
of the New linven company.
This, bowtwcr. in a minor signifi-
cance of that exit-vision. Tho Pouch-
koopsio Bridge ayatem itself connects
at Campbell flail, N. Y.. with the New
York. Ontario and Western. with its
doublp lint-w running to the cool ro~
pious and to the lakes, The New line
vcn company hop of into been itn-
proving rapidly the Pousbkoopolc
Bridge system, including the double
tracking of the hop from Runnab-
sie Bridge to New lllven.
With the completion of the New
York and Wontchcntor linen and its
‘oxlonulonn. the New Haven will give
both the Pouslikcepttio Brion system
and the Ontario and Wooten: a an
entrance into New York. in addition
to the terminal oppontto New York
which the Ontario and Western now
has by tracknge rtghln over the West
Shore road.
in the fulfillment of the New
Raven‘s pliant it will than have n lyl'
tom of several hundred: of miles of
roads. port of It on almost of a verb
urn trunk this character and entering
New York city.
This news, coming from on accept»
ed source. satisfies more familiar with
the railroad situation in this state.
that tho New haven rout is ritually
at work upon a policy, of controlling
honour to New York city-uropnrdlcu
at the New York Central. whose units
it is now compelled to use for parson-
M truffle.
dome of the winners: mt night
thought that it marked a stop in on;
other more at on Pennsylvania on-
in the House," was given by five of‘
matron. but she had to give. wayr at"
Your): aim 3'“
WWflmW
billing clerk (either sex? to give me lots.
noun evenings in operat ng u. typewriter:
can make snitufacto orrun emcntu;
good pay. Address P. . Box 3 ti. Booth
Norwnlk. d1 3t
WANTED-«BY EXPERIENCED HUN-v :
parinu‘ girl. situation to do general houa- *
Work; good cook. Apply No. 3 Lexington h , ‘
J\\lt‘. 1 i".
I
WANTED»’~GIRL FOR GEN AL.
lmuscwrrrk. Apply at 8 Morgan Ave.. or-
wulk. til. (it.
WANTED-BY 'I‘WO ADULTS. SEC»
Olltl litmr apartment of four or five rooms.
centrally located, improvements if pom
sible; rent moderate. Address Con ml.
cnro Sentinel. it! St.
WANTED—WASHING TO DO AT
home. Apply at 40 Raymond BL, South
Norwolk. n30 tlt
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN strun-
ogra her and typewriter. Apply to Ray-
mon Bros, South Norwolk. n30 3t
WANTED—BY Y, UNG Ultimatum)
mun, situation on f rm or as coachmun.
Understands farm, cure of horses and
cows. Inquire 250 Ely Ave. ntit or
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDS Old
cattle and ultry. Best price: paid. Ex-
tra prices or calves. H. Friedman. Con-
ns ti ut urn lk South Norvnlk. Tel.
25%.; T " °' m»
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—CORNSTALKS. INc
quire 2 First St.. East Norwalk. (1?. 3t
FOR sALE—ero WORK HORSES
and one driving home. Applg Schoubs .
Livery Stable, to Washington 1.. d23t’ ‘
FOR SALE~F()R WANT OF USE. A
Kood business or driving horse: weighs
1100 lbs.. kind and afraid of nothing. s
quire F. H. Fitch, grocer. South {gilt
St.
FOR/SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO, HIGH
grade 'make price 8135; nice tone, tine
cond} ion. (b‘lrcumstancoa pet me to
sell. I would prefer cash, to would take
Address
' 2 weekly from reliable party.
.. cure South Not-walk Egg;
MrsJA. H. W
tint-l.
FOR SALE—GOOD. LARGE. UP-TO‘ ,.
date two-family house, 12 rooml. on “11- “r l.“
provomcuts, newly papered and vunlnh- ‘
l‘d. Largo lot. Plenty of fruit. Near
West Main St. Norwalk. Only 83500, port
cash. Also large SGVL'li‘TOOm home lam
int. in South Norwnlk; price $1656, part
«rush. Address Box 314, South No'figgt
- l
FOR SALE~TWO s H. P. Panama
marine engines, Al condition. "Emma:
Write . M. Lookw . care
'l‘nwne (30., P.. Stamford. Conn. n31,“-
' “-
”Vale.
. .y' . ' . 5
T0 LET-—H1\LF 1101mm 0" GIRABD it.
place all modern improvements. Inigo w.“-
47 “est Ave.. South Norwnlk. .. z; «
‘vra. .
T0 LIT—FIVE.
. TO LET—«T0 SMALL FAMILY. Fl '1‘
Cot [use 81.. East
floor. four rooms, 77 Woodward Ave. n-
quire. 7r. wtmdwnrn no. out
TO LET—APARTMENTS OF I“ it}
rooms and bath. improvements: on to
cntmnce and collar. at 32% Souvlevv Abe.
inquire of (3. ii. Alsthorpo, No. 33 89a-
vlcw Ave. n27 30 d3
FOR SALE—«LAUNCH HULL. 22 FOOT.
shalt log. engine bed; new; complete. “ti:
a third lcss than the cost to build. Ad-
dress l'. U. Box 402 South Norwalk. d1 3t
To LET~FIVE ROOMS. 188 SOUTH
Mum SL. rent :11. Inquire Taylor to
Golden. or it Elizabeth 8t. 1130 St
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MANSION HOUOI
ton St... now open for
management. Thoroughly nncvntod and
reformatted. Table am clan; all homo
cookln and lurking. tutu reasonable.
W. I". eller. Prop. n29
r
It!” WASHING-
buntneu under new
THIII TREATED FOR XNSECTB AND
discuss. Tron trimmed. aid for—
tlllud. cavities cleanod. tml and filled.
placing the tms in good can ltion. Troo-
cnmincd free. Joseph Cornell. tm
angst“! and cntornololtlt. Nomlk.
noun ' HALLOGK. M9159 nu.-
tlncr. Hols trimmed mode in tho
into-t up-to-dntc It in. uteri-lo furn-
ished if desired. our- rcm I n In. to
: o p. m. 16 Chestnut BL. South Nor-
no if
ILIGTIO PLATING or L Kim».
Oxidixod dipper. bru- ond c oi. brook.
old (old. [on motel nod bloc. ynoht trim-
mlnu; ptnmboro' sup tin can chandeliers
blc cl. one outomo llc trimmings. and
tub- vnro. 8. noun 5 Ion. II wiltin-
at. Tel. Ill-I.
PROFESSIOfiAL.
ARcHinALD TAVLOR MIRRIAM.
Teacher of Plano. import O Burk-Noun
art method. Orfnntlt loath Namath
Tgptl‘lgt’tihuroh. B udto. II Inflow Ave.
Loan.”
Lou-wit now urtcxrm. iriiiih':
leaf clover tltmlgn. llewnrtl. Adair”!
”it.” earn floodlit-l. d2 it
LOITmtm llttll'i‘ll MAIN H'l‘.. (lillili
chain. circular ,lniut locket. Flutter
piano return in mutant office and nu
«lye reward. our
___l- I!“ . N. a-
Hoyon road will ultimately arrive at a
more intimate understanding thin
they have now. ‘
The constructitm of the great, rail» _
my bridge by the New Haven and c .
Pennsylvania our Holt Gate. is oh-
cicd to be begun shortly. When it
u completed tutu. will run in with
plots sections direct from the west.
antler New York city. and over run
River.
The annual meeting of the South,
ivory/nth Fire Department will be in;
at the Old Wait Hook h Ladder ho.“
quarters. lfrldtiy evening. December I
1909. at 8 o'clock.
Pct order of
HAROLD P. out: ' 1
Chief lowing
W
.HORT 0' NM“ A lm
our LAltlll om. lion,W
cacti with ovieti
when It line 7b?”
Norwalk Chronicler