Mrssrs. George N. McKililii
lilo cobrmtfihfij
“Sluicvlutslltliln‘t ‘
clinrgoen compliui
out balms both to
llin'l-illifliilfin.
and accuracy.
lll'ill. and who
in suite of than
All interest in iaat night's meeting
of the city council centered in the
report of the special committee on
piloted by the council to investigate
the charges of former Electrical (Yout-
i'iiia loner Thomas Richardson ngairist
Superintendent Albert E.- Winchester.
of tho? municipal electric plani. and
”loan who went to the council chant-
lii‘l‘ in anticipation of this report heard
rclttl :i for more spicy doculndut titan
they had anticipated.
The special committee. which was
appointed liy the council to make uni
iliyostipntlon lit the request of Super-
intendent Winichestor.
\t'ot‘i; luf‘ a, number of Weeks.
visit-ti of George N. McKilibin, chair.
innit: Seymour 0.. Palmer and Law
I‘Hli‘tf .\.' Douglass.
lll title report. which was read i,.i
M.:yol' Francis 1. Burnell and the comb
oil by Hill Clerk Joseph R. Taylor.
.hipleialy exonerateii.
lhciieator of the
to him in the high-
r his ability satiation-
fixative" s sooth.
L ,_ ‘ lsaioner
. " "it” hit serious
charges against the latter as to cause
quite a utilisation by their bluntness.
’i‘lic whole report. in fact. is far from
cotupltmcnui‘y to the former board of
t-olnniissionei‘d,
Former Commlgaionor Joseph A.
\‘ollt was the odiy,6fie present to
boar ilit.‘ reading of the report last
owning and he was naked later if
llli‘l‘t would be any answer to the re-
Hc replied in most positive
liniua that till-re will be.
he would then Incite any statement.
Mr. Vtillt said that Mr. Richardson is
int. man to reply. Mr. Volk wanted to
r lad illt‘ report in The Sentinel. where
have a better
iiinitr oi judsin; it than by the single
waiting off before the council. He was
:llm quoted as stating iliat the affair
inn: only lost begun.
Tout-titer with its roport. the com.
initiate submitted a bill for no roots as
The council
ball allowed the sum of illiil for the
t‘xil‘t'lllt‘lly rea-
soouiiio expense occuunt was tho sub-‘
hint or comment.
t‘nitiu:i|lllati Ailiort M. l'olilinnll. it was
toicd that ”till bill be liilltl and that
the continuum ho disrliui'nctl with 9
into ol‘ thanks.
The committee in their robot-t say:
To ills Honor, the Mayor. and
Honorable Board of Councilmen of
the City of South Norwalk. Can-
i
ttotlulillt.
Thail-
in obedience to your instructions to
lili'iiillgllfl tho Eloctrlc Light Workti
of your city. and to investigate and
finally determine the causes made by
'i‘liomss Richardson against Albert ill.
Winchester. and to report the results
of such tovostintion to the council,
ynrt committal: has to report as fol-
i‘be Electric Li ht Works have been
crammed careful y. and found to be
running saleisntly and protitsbly. The
litters and steam shrines and all the
apparatus appear to be in
condition. and the books and
trim records are models of nostness
The two Diesel oil oil-
ill!!!" have been largely responsible
for this meant financial mucosa of the
limit. so to their [economy of opera»
.4; find. howsvsr. that. while
t-omlnroul. they are sensitive in their
indictments. and somewhat delicate.
'l‘iiti areatzprossum and high dost-so
oi hint under which these casinos ope
crate motto the east of repairs very
, hilt the boat of care
should halivul them. We had that.
roasts of the builders
‘ d.rsssrdloss of the
basil was stylus por-
. sass of moving:
is ..__Ws
dint.
av amt. masonry om am unsure»
WWMM ,,.
m... .......m
, , nonhuman...
. ”lass Hillier
attttl
Ono Provides lora Silrveys in Four
Hdil Yesterday Midtown .With Miss
E. Lillie Board. in Rockchiie
“ Yesterday afternoon. nt."itockclifte." .
» the home of Miss ill. Lillie Beard. was . ‘ }
fluid the December meeting of the
Woman'sw'Muaiolpai League of South
WASHINGTON: Doc. ti.~iteprosen-
tative‘ Hill. of Connecticut. is introduc.
tag a number of bills of local interest
One appropriates $150.—
00 for the construction of a public
iitilding at. Stamford.
Today Mr. Hill introduced bills to
lpenslou James F. Malia. of Norwalk.
a member of Company K. Third Coo-
noctlcut Regiment. in
[War. and Charles 1.. Stevens. of Still
t River. late of Company E. Fifth Cav-
alry, regular army, each at the rate
of ”2 a month.
Tomorrow Mr. Hill
the following bills for incorporation
in the expected river and harbor bill
Eur a survey of will;
limb in the town of Stl'atford with
a. view tozpreventlng the erosion of
the beach and injury to the harbor
of Bridgeport; for a survey of, flood
Wives’ crook. town of Dorian. Falrileld
county. with a view to improvement
for navigation:
Bridgeport harvor with
providing increased facilities in
quonnock river and its branches; for
it survey of Greenwich harbor with a
view to widening to too fact the cxlst~
inc channel and to continue the some
to the head of toll harbor.
Mr. Hill today introduced a
lutioo providing for the appointment
l of ii clerk to the committee on expen-
' (lithium in tho treasury department of
is chairman.
paid it} a day during the set-a
‘ _ ‘. \i'tlrl‘t illi utxldrreal'tlr'tal‘;
‘ out my. a ,
, . l‘iitlitlilpfi. J. r?“i~lhvtlaud.fiu§h.
_~ wanvrzm—noy To smir‘m
.‘ i‘.. .i. “vywoldl' cigar factory
t the women of this city have
switched to the fact that it is their
duty to make the city better and more
beautiful was demonstrated
large number present and tile enthus-
Iaain manifested. ,
At the Franklin school has been on
gunned a Junior (Jivlc League.
members wear a pretty button with
the inscription "We Work for Civic
'l‘iicao boys and girls are
beginning to realise that they. too.
have their part' to do in this great
italic" Clan told u..."
Wilt lor‘ilic Sum
wtlttttiltiultt ‘
that out
Do So Willi-
n. Seymour C. Palmer and Lawrence A. Doug-
lass Pay a High Tribute to Electrical Ollicial's Ability and Honesty.
and Upholdfilflis Conduct ol Allairs at the, Municipal Electric Worlts
Since llsildiisflplion to the Primal Time "
ltllititiltt iii iiiiilllll tililiillttt
‘ . Illilliililiiili, till
the Spanish
this session: ,, Grove more
An article taken from the “World's Mrs. Nickersoa and Mrs. Stats the
Work,” December. 1909. was read. it
told what one man who reckons deeds
more than words is doing. The Mas-
sachusetts statutes say that alliter-
ttsemcnta painted. put up or affixed
within the borders of Massachusetts
highways are a public nuisance. and
any one may destroy them.
that the destruction of such advertise-
ments lfl according to law and goapoi.
Rev. 8. H. Wood. of illuudi'orti. Mass“
travels about with u l-nint pot and an
use under lilti buggy seat. land often
requires the ecrrict-a of his itch with
He has tlcatroyod seventy-
llve in his own and other towns, and
"As long as i am bishop of
this diocese. I am in this business till
death ill-l do part." .
. Jennings brought grt'olw
lugs front Mina Foil}. t-liuiliuuu of the
civic committee or the Wulliafl'li Club.
rwaik, who. as the some time
omui’s Municipal League
Booth Norwalk was convening. was
organising. in the Norwnlk lilauirioal
rooms. the Woman's Municipal League
of Norwalk. taking as its modal the
South Not-walk league. because of the
good work it was doing.
expressed the hope that. in the near
future. the women of both cities would
work together for tllt‘ good of the
lilillilli llilll ill] Silllii
Mr. Valli Says An Answer Will Be Made. to the. Report ol the Committee.
And the Letters Bill lor Sixty Cents [Expenses Incurred ls Voted Paid
The animation; can." [met last
‘ooudqciihhsmbors in Wall
A petitioh‘llflod'by William Fits-
geraid sudeiayhn ,
asking forum lobe placed at the
corner opomiltrpot and l‘nirfleld
avenue. . ’i‘haro‘ j ornament it until.
her of thorium. of the petition and
mm the necessity
for the light. . J. Mouthwash Biiitl
in accordance- with its mistom for _. . . .
several years past. the South Norwalk ”girl as “dtfiofi‘ll’filmow ‘70 _
Quartette Club gave a. concert last ‘ ‘ W
evening. which was pronounced by all TO LET? ,. . H .
attending as being one of the best ever ' ' ‘
heard in Arion Hall.
a. survey of
80th the lloor ro LET-AISTTAG -‘stx ,
and balcony were well filled with the Wh- Mum he“. 63 endow a .
guests of the society. and the various ~
selections rendered were enthusiasti- “It“
onily applauded. The program was as 7° LET—COTTAGES'&%W‘
The Midnight Dream
imWald...... ............. ....Lou
Quartette Club.
(oi Before'the Dawn ..... Chadwick
(b) Like the Rose Bud. .
Mrs. H. P. Nickerson.
Heimkehr ................... (leibke i‘" “0““; fruit "393'
Qllartotte Club. '
lot The Queet ............... Smith “To LET—~HOUBE, NORTH TA
ibi Irish h‘ttlka' Song ........ oFotc 5"?" ”'3‘ "WW“ ’8 mantis. 1W
to) Come to the Garden .......... r'
Mary Turner Salter To LET—«FIVE ROOMS. ill
Mrs. E. J. Sims.
Nachtzaubor ................. Starch
Quartette Club.
A Bird of Paradise ....... Mathiaish Killili‘liv 7”" '1‘- 0" 3* 0'93“”, Wt
glauben an der Frelheit ‘
Slog ................. Suchsdorf
Arlwltor Maennar-Cbor. Stamford. H. ed room for H
Koenemann. Dirixent.
Calm as the Night ............ Goats
Mrs. H. P. Nicksaiaon and Mrs. E.
After the new oil had been louse a
few weeks, the bearings of the engines
were found to be badly worn. We learn
that other plants have used the oil
recommended by the englne builders
with good results. and changes to oth-
er oils have been followed by results
similar to that in our case.
time after the discovery of the worn
condition of the bearings. the main
shaft of one engine broke.
for the necessary repairs will amount
to several thousand dollars.
iieve that such costly
should not be tried by a municipality.
We find that city departments are
being furnished with electricity at a
fixed price per year.
travagsnco in consumption of the cur-
lmfilmeli M'rent. and in several instances
and corn ’ Worka are supplying electricity at far
The law of Connecticut
requires cities distributing electricity.
to furnish some to the city depart
We recommend that
the law be complied with. This can
only be done by using meters in all
city departments using electricity. and
by rendering bills according to actual
current used.
lit. Thomas Richardson has made
charges as follows:
Chat 9 No. i.
being called it
inhuman ,
it its tillttii;
WW
Cyrus Brnismiu'liantatl lor Coilifltilil~‘
drr. dildlliavllaaldllaliou Will
Platir iaJanuary
The annual mention of Douglas l-‘ow-
lor Post. (i. A. Rt, was held last even»
ins. at which tints» that following cilia
era ware otootodtf
(illumination—0y run. [Jainism in.
Senior l’ioeailoib
ernwooil. of Norwalk. has been ae-
lortttl for this place.
ORANGESI ORANGES! oaauoaai
is tth‘t'l Oranges. 23o. At .losoloff‘s.
tiltiiltii all
tits in than
Ed ward London Chosen President. and
David Pollard Chairman ol Win-
nipault Organization
experiments l of No
This leads to ex-
ments at cost.
Miss Margaret McClure gave a most
enjoyable informal talk, replete with blunder-«Richard u_
'3.
Beauty”: in respect to their love of
beauty. silo contrasted thokpeopls of
south Norwslk with tho utopia of for-
sim cities. She spoke of the railroad
when the employ”. by
' ‘ tin; liaison and moss
transformed ovary
a horror of beauty:
With dirty strootli. but vvltb iiowerbo
decked windowa-in the poorer interiors
of the city: of the beautiful hedges
of flowering shrubs; of the many parks
and the many fountaina in them and
elsewhere. showing an abundant water
supply used for beauty as Well as ulti.
liot‘ hearers that.
if all worked forgot or. this city could
be tiol only "the biggest city," the
moat brightly illuminated city. but thn
lit‘t-il and most bountiful city.
'l‘on wan sort-oil by the hostcsa. us-
siatod by Mina liohunnan. Mrs. Mao
Cniisinnti, the Misses Natalie and Mar-
jorie Jennings. and lilies Hattie lloury.
Uri-t the teacups were discussed many
ways of believing and beautifying ilto
Soidateniied ............ ... Kramer
Qpartette Club and Orchestra. literati!
_ Tans.
a large calculi. on
timborii’ m”... to
The itcpublicau’Club. of Winnipnnk.
held a meeting last. min at the rest-
tiouou or David Pollard.
Tho meeting was enlist! in order at
«it o‘clock. David Polltrtl to “lie chair
and the majority of the
The tronsuror‘s report was
read and accepted. The report show-
ed that the club was in good condition
ifln‘W. Crow.
“ W C
m“, ., ”I‘M in ital!» .
fences again“ m. b of up, tiitlccr of the (lilord—Atlniiu t‘ooit’tv
commissioners and the lnt'orssts oftbo
City of South Norwslk. Buying sup
plies for years at higher than the
market prices, refusing to secure cati-
mates and placing the orders with a
fow‘ favored manufacturers. This up
plies principally to carbons. oil, incan-
descent iamps and motors. the attach.
ed letters showinz how most of these
firms voluntarily reduced their prices
after learning that the commissioners
were securing ostlmatm."
We find that all purchases for the
Works are made on requisitions tox-
cept minor local supplies) all of which
arc approved by the board of olortrl-
cal commissioners.
in therefore against the board. which
has been composed of men who should
have known. and presumably
the ruling market prices of loads pur-
Wo find no evidence against
the electrical commissioners in sub-
atantiation of this charge.
(‘hnrgo No. 2.
little building into
intimation to llopartnwllt
tlor. . 393mm... my... null William F, der- the direction of Mr. Koenemann.
The Quartetto Club was as usual in
fine voice. Recently several new star incantat- HALLOcaéa' .
are have been added. " mm
Hail and \\'il. The next order of business was the
election of officers for the ensuing
term. which resulted as follows:
Itrosldalltwiddward Mutton,
'l‘rcnaurcr- Frank .losopli.
Secretary , Mallard i‘oliurtl.
i‘liutrnlan David l'ollnl-tl.
Wilii olociod a
b e
illnldilzllltiil will iw ltt'lll Mon- ringing $11
day. January it
It benefit for llit' t.r.inti Army. Wo-
tncn‘s lltwii'f- ('tlt'ps, noun of Valor n
and Spanish \i‘ar \I’N‘.‘.'ifl‘i will
livid in hllir‘lz‘ ll.ll. 'l‘to-adny, .lnmt
molnbcrahlp up to twenty. The sinx- y. 0
log. in consequence. in even better use I m. 1‘ Chestnut
titan it has been in the past. "u“ . . .
parts are well balanced. and tho selec. '
tlt’illll last nlabt. particularly the clos- mfihfiTxfiklima 6
his number. was of a high class. The in ”ii “I" m!“ “a“
Quartctto Club. as for several years fi‘%ufflb°" ""1"“
past. continues undor the direction of
Profounor Kari Dioht, and shows con-
stant improvement.
film aging“ ‘Ira. n. P. Nickorson. PROFESS,
o .otti orws k. and Mrs. Edward
J. Sims, of Norwalk. rendered their se~ ngfiv'g‘lirfm Tc." '
isctions with lnteliimce and power.
Both possess thrmughiy trained and
ayuutptbotir voices. and the selections
wore troll suited to the occasion. Their W . ‘m
duct wait utmiaily effective, and each LO
one marinaded to oncoros. The accom-
panist was in. Diobl.
'l‘ho Quartctto Club Orchestra. also unwra- fl reward for return of
did good work and came in for lunch W" “M" m “w
Shc convince The
it was voted to hold the next meet.
ion at tho restitution of Frank Joseph
on Monday. January 1i. iiiiil.
Tito question of building a
billion wail brought up.
iiif‘ililli'f'il wore in favor of it. anti plane
worn luailo to son what could be done
The matter will be discussed
thoroughly at the built meeting of the
IRS. illlli’li KESSllli
liiilll Bi liliiillllilll
Was Retailing loom Bridgeport. When
Car ol lrviag Sippcrly Struck
~8WEET CIDER AT JOSELOFF'S.
Fresh trout lil‘i‘ur. '
Bill lti hilt W
Still lliiilliii
\l'AlSlliNti'l‘tii‘i. two
lltlllllll" unusual
count-mu ynatotilu) ’l‘llo ultonilaurc to
both lioul‘ca was lingo~ but, as was «it
prct‘cd. no littsllluae Wildivt‘til‘ want at-
tmniml to. anti both .lw rli‘lllllt‘ and tho
lionai- atlloiirncil a on itiit'r ill o‘clock.
All lilo Connecticut uiotubora. with
tho osception of Mr. Henry. who
«slim-toil. with Mrs. lionry. today. worn
lit their seats. Senator Bulkoloy not in
while Senator Brandasoo
arrived Saturday. Mr. ilmrry. and Mr.
Higgins came in Saturday ovonina.
and Major Tltsou arrived on Sunday.
Mr. Hill has been iii-re nearly a work.
Solistor itulkoioy is stoppins at the
Willard for the present and does not
oxpottt to open his house. not Twen-
ty-socond street. built after the bolt-
tlnya. when Mrs. liulkuisy will join
Senator ammonia is at his
hailso. int K strain. where his sister.
Mrs. Zaliliaki keeps hotuni for him.
aporry and daughter.
Mrs. ll‘rothin ham. are at their old
mist-tars at t s Eucklnlhdm: air. and
Mrs. litmus and baby are at the Porn
land, with. air. lilitl Mrs. Hill. Miss
Clara and bliss Elias lliii Ira at the
aurliaston. my» Tom is at primal
stoppinl at the Cochran. and air. and
Mrs. Mary will only at 1.4% if strost.
The Connecticut
changed souls of their onions. Senator
lit-ands." is now occupyinu his suits
in the new sonata attics bailouts.
whore senator Butkeloy also has Q
unite. but the latter will continue to
utu- his room in the capitol. Mr sporty
and air. Hoary will occupy their old
rmims in the from allies building. stir.
llill. so dilatation of the commutes on
expenditures in the
merit. is located in the capitol.
’l‘lllion has mortal up on the third door
at the house other buildia . and air.
Higgins is slioita thin but as.
W
‘ of William (Battalion.
tilt and Victor Intuit. this
turns boys mud on tli
'- North at
Asked if The above charge
Nearly all the
The next meeting of the tongue will
be on ’l'ueaday. January 4, thin.
Sillllli Ifllllilli Sillill
lilillSiSlS illltl BUSINESS
Petition lor the Extrusion ol the Sewer
System Through Laura Street
0 ”DO"-
"Showln; partiality
to Home. St‘l'ymflef‘ a Co. by inform.
ing them as to their competitors terms,
all shown by contract from them dated
October it. 1008, and supplementary
received October 22. 1908. Just
three days after Plait & Waiiliburn
had. arrived to furnish Diesel eii‘lno oil
at a lower price. as stated in tboir lot»
tor of October tiith. 1908."
From all the information at our dis-
pounl. we can find no evidence of Mr.
Winchester having given information
to any bidder of the terms of a corn-
Charxo No. ii.
favorable comment. After the concert in Barber shop.
the orchestra provided music for
dancing. vtltlrh was otijoyod until a Gan-mo Y my? Ct '
Tito cottif'iiittoo of art-sona- "“m ’ """m a" “a 1%
tea
militia was iirory thinning-r. Diedrlch diamond in cantor. PI , , ,
Biotin. lighting“ Eleanor and Julius “m“ “a" ‘ "
yasnro . e floor committee was .
gfank ligation liortsr flmtska and J. 700 LAT! OR 0 mt ',
user. , o mopilun committee was 1-0 L‘TwApAm-ngflvpg of
Adam Rind". 0. E. Friedrich. D. Hobo. ‘
Ll. multiplier. if. Monitor and it. “ill. rooms and bath. improvomoatl
ii it it! Still
ill llltll’llll Sillillil
Detroit Woman Found Dull in the
Simiantl HarlluslisndinBed
“fa—airs.
lfrsnli M. Dickerson. and to years.
was found stabbed to death. last at t. '
in tbs doorway of a combined saliva “WW“ ”mun“ BARBER.
and list building at all sailor street. York. 1M “Ia-Wim- ii militia:
with bar all nisht. the sis-day h
death. is in flract' Hosp tat. probably let down only slightly as
dying from seifsiniliotod knits wound
in his slidomaa.
About. four months ago airs. Dicker- roeord. Footie-m man all
son left her husband on account of his in the rues.
allotted cruaiiios and moral snipingh Four thousand persons
meat in a bakery fit the ila‘tisr street the datum over night and tit ‘
Late last night a neighbor
. discovered the so sharia arias riders ,
tabs bad M I o’clock the till dim
tattoo. soon is the sack
and ones in tits brunt. um tbs
has found Dickerson in bed at is
Accordion to the potion its bad ,
salt in m abdomen and oil in the load titres were
also no arts ,“asrbotic solo. 'i'hs bind and not or NH
.W' ' admitted as railwhisd
Aside from the receiving of
electrical investigation robot-t. the city
council. lsiit evening. did not find much
business on tho carpet.
cls i, liurnoll
with the exception of tin-
tntnutos. when President at tho tintin-
cil. (loom W. iiotulrdim,
chair. All of the members of the board
were in attendance.
Following the usual at
rloua department bills were read
City Clerk Taylor, and ordered paid
by the council.
A petition was received for the ox-
tansion of the sewer system through
The petition was
forrod to the street commissioner.
General Frost had called attention
to City Clerk Taylor of a lien against
tho Woodward property.
avenue. for $10. but the records lillow-
ad all lions [O'IIIVE been paid.
lion was voted released by the timid-
'l'ho lion wait for the lllii'i‘lli are
one extension.
The proposed Collar street sewer
extension. including about avenue and
Valley place. was taken up. ist‘l'til‘iil
residents being in attendance to cull-
nsotion with tho matter.
plants have not boon apportioned. lltli
mutiny Commissioner Daniel
all top reported that the total will be :2.
trail. The server is to be is and iii
inch. and part of it will be trunk. on
which tbs city will anon in the cost.
it was voted. upon motion of Coilib
olitnan Petitions. that a committee of
tam its appointed to rssoruinsiid the
amounts M iii “and“
srs. and to hold a public sauna. May-
, iiiMObtihdlimon Poul»
. than. Manual or and Dunlap.
. , 'i‘lui nubile basting was bred for
. «Mormonism December, tutti.
t tits Milli“ oh its
>* claim. it
than motion of
airs. Adolph Kosslar. of Connecticut
svenlia. was seriously injured early
last evening in an accident. in Wash
port. when a horse and wagon to
which Mr. and Mrs. Ki-ssisr were re.
turning from itridssport. was'ruu l'nlo
by so automobile operated by irving
Bippsrly. of West avsuue and Court-
“inducins Joseph
Blown. plumber and steamiittar. to PM
in a reduced bid on shower bath us-
tiirca of "20.00. when he .1:va that
the contract had been awarded to Hon
ace Nash. January 8. 1909. at $185.00.
Mr. Brown's tlrst bid. for an inferior
job. was $130.00. Why did Hr. Brown
offer to do a better job, as shown by
his second bid. for ”20.00 than for
$180.00. the amount of his first quota-
the _
istom the va-
Tiis auto struck the wanna. mash.
in: the from. wheat. and throwing
both Mr. and Mrs. Kasslsr out.
Kati-tor appeared to be inland inter-
nally. and every move caused her pain.
while Mr. Kossisr escaped with a tow
slight bruises. ’i‘hs horas being fraud
from all control. run away. and it
was several hours later when he was
captured and retarded to Jams ablat-
io. to whom Mr. Kassie:- tslsphonad on
his arrival hunts.
former resident of ‘Norwslk.
Mr. aippsriy stopped as soon as the
accident occurred and afford assist-
ance. and fir. and Mrs. Kuslsr oars
taboo into the automobile and brought
lists Dr. if. i.
air. and Mrs.
We find that the bids of Brown and
Nash were not on the some items. and
Brown's second bid was made on the
assumption that the board would not
act hastily, and would give all bidders
an opportunity to bid on equal terms.
The board. however. awarded the con-
tract to Nash without waiting to give
Brown on equal chance.
"loose business
methods in neglecting to lump any rscv
renewals of incandescent
lamps. Absolutely no record has bull
hunt on those renewals until mildly.
simply handing them out to
asked, for them. favored parties arias-
ins back lamps only half bu
and receiving new ones. tho othors
being either smashed or worked
on less particular one
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FOR BALI—TWO 11038138
large, good in double or single
other good for business or fault.
35 Fourth at. East Normsik.‘ . ‘
quire 15. Boriliui, Dorian.
of houses. from $8.00 to.
carpenter shop. two floor: so
.. Schloppegrell manufacturing. nation Wu.
store basement. three seashore,
and hotel to accommodate 1 .
Rania to meet the wants of labour
charlie, or capitalist for home or
ncsa. Raymond Bros. ‘
T0 LET—HOUSE 03‘ Six...
nil improvements; large yard . u
Inquire ll «
Main St.
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rent :12. inquire .i. A. Rudder
Main St. Tel. 669-5.
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on Timon I
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Norwalk Chronicler