‘ lilo , did“ of interior M... Miller. it an Chum. Thought ‘ Girl l'lttil Followed Vaudeville Actor to This City ‘ Pillliil lliillill lil 'llliiiilliii liliil Person Resentbling Her Was Seen in Music Hall . Last Week A mother distl'a'cttéd by grief over the absence of her runaway daughter appealed to the South Norwuik police. Saturday night. for assistance in find- 3 the girl. a pretty young miss in .. er teens, who. she had good cause to believe, had become enamored of the charms of an actor. The girl lll the case was Miss Flor- ence Miller. of Port Chester. New York. lier mother, Mrs. Miller, had been told at their home city that Flor- ence had followed the actor man, who is a member of a ultltptet which did a tuiustrel shit at Music Hall, closing their 'engugemrul there Saturday flight. Mrs. Miller told‘ Captain of Police William R. Pennington other troubles, and the captain who is a sympathetic ~mllll. set about to do everything within his power to final the missing girl. The first thing Was a visit to Music Hall, where the before referred to 'aml titan was inlet-views. He disciplined all knowledge of the girl and said that if site was fond of hint he was unaware oi the loot. Further inquiry was made about the Cl“ iii an elfort to learn it the girl had been mind. This investl gntion .resuit to s statement that a girl resembling Florence Miller had been seen in the bull in a post close to the stage one evening. All of the “searching. horrevlnts. failed'to reveal the girl, W'mothor. 1 friend who oocom lid her wo . bilged to return home with my little oonsolo~ tion. it was supposed that; the girl became attracted by the actor man while the letter was playing in Port Chester. —-HOME-MADI CANDY. Order your home-mode candy for Christmas now. Nelson Hoyt, grocer. Pillilillllll flllli Siiiilii l’ Iiilil llliliili Two Horses Killed ontl Four File- men Seriously litiurctl in ’ Dayton. Ohio ' nAY'I‘ON, 0.. Dec. Olin—Pennsylvan- ia llyer No. 329 westbound, struck I lire department hone wagon at the Wayne avenue treading at 9 o'clock. last evening. killing two horses. Four firemen were rl‘txillllly injured. The train barcly upnscdfilook and ludder wagon from lz-w same engine bottle. going to the hilult' tire on iluiubrldgc street. and ii tuolnsht lhlcr struck the hose wagon. llnmoiiaillng ll. and the train, it few blocks further. Jumped the track. .‘s'u out was injured when tht train icit tit. track. An inspection of till ll‘ain allowed thot the air broko equipment had been diltarronged by the iiiilllct with the hose cart in the engineer's effort to avoid serious accident. Railroad oili- t'lllll believe the locomotive "coins and the engine was tokon off and a other oilbstitulo . Tho train no delay- ed about titres cull within the city limits. it utilised tho larger flro oppor- otus by ll few foot. on it dulled homo! the treks and live blocks further struck tho hose cart squarely. it woo thou able to run several blocks whoa for some meltdown oouoo iutnpod tho truck at the Main soundproofing. All passengers trons l a slate of great excitement molly wouoa tainted and at the time tho ouglllo loft tho ratio the Engineer m ilromou durab- , nu mm the our to sovo thoir livoo. «lidftl‘l‘ fills”. li'l'ou will hull o houdoouto has at Nbock‘ a. lid North Kola strut. AIti‘f‘l'llailsit FOR ”HIS." A.cntltl to ho imith thy through lilo. should not rocotvc u drop of m Million dating the lirol your it opoudI on tillers earth Medicine hammodo or othor» wt». should be hoot sully from baby liho’ to much polled. All the ills to which I baby to dub“ Mt during the first you or its onion“ om colt be ”'li‘i‘i‘ by d l” “fifth . What“, )W‘” toting. ovou * ocuioiy front of lb. no t. capturing r... u... at Oyster Boy NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-'l'hleven will struck down a watchman as they wort rubbing o store in Oyster Buy today did not reckon with his wife. who was following hint. As a consequence it the woman’s interference. when the light was over one burglar was shot, a second was unconscious, and the third was removing himself from the scent- so rust that he could not be overtaken. Mrs: Richard Golden, wife of n Long Island Railroad umpioyc, was the hero- ine of the affrsy. Golden started on a burglar hunt. his wife following, our, tying a large stick. Golden saw sus‘ plcious lights in Thompson Brother’s store, and investigated. lie found three men working over the safe and piling up goods. ‘ "Hands up!" Golden yelled. The men obeyed. but as Golden approached. one of the robbers felled hint with a club, and the three pounced upon him. They had not seen the young woman following. She struck down two of the robbers with her club and stunned a third man who was grappling with Gol den. Golden freed himself and tired at the half-stunned mamas he rose. and turn ed to run. . The ycggman fell with a bullet in hit side. One of the others recovered his senses and fled. When Golden and other watchmen returned from a vain pursuit they found Mrs. Golden stand ing guard over the unconscious man and threatening with her club the wounded burglar, who was attempting to rise. Both men are under arrest. The wounded ntntl may recover. —CLoslNo or PIANO center. All certificates must be handed in by December 24, 1909. Count them be‘ fore handing them in so that. no min understandings may arise. , i“. A. LANE. iilll llllliiil lll’ iii llll Pillllil Either «outnumbered hr back- ing up against the world without a Job. Louis lmbauit, a frank-faced young Swede, about 28 years old. gave him- self up to the South Norwaik police last night. declaring that he had stoi- en a dory boat at Swampscott, Mass. Captain of Police William R. Pen- nington got into communication with the Massachusetts authorities and found that the man was telling the truth. It was thought that ho was wanted at: Salem, but later a telegram was received from the Swampscott chief of police saying that someone Would come after the man today. lmbsult said he would not have loit- en the boat. but for the fact that he had been drinking. He also states that he cut it adrift and received no bene- fit from the theft. ~8katlng is fine and so are The Nor- wslk Hardware Co’s Skates. TOY BYMPHONIIO. Inn—— Tho Entertainmont at tho lilsohotlt Mood school Vory Amusing. The entertainment of tho Hillside Circle of King’s Daughters on Baton doy averting at tho Elisabeth Mead school was an tinnitus] success. Tho toy symphonloo under the direc~ torobip or Mrs. Katherine Sunburn were very well rendered by the trolls of tho school. The novelty or t e la- Itrutnonts crested lunch amuoomont. A remarkable comb duet in the Inc. and symphony was rendered by the Mines 'l‘iudsr and unwarranted. Tho sleigh in the was alone was nudorod by Miss Pauline Miller: tho whip by Mloo Helen North; hello by limo Alexander. Hamilton and manor Wood; triangle by Miss Ultimate» diou; drum by Misti Bother Kaolin: trumpet by Miss .looanstlo Detroit gloom in the drinking son by this!” Murillo Taylor and Kosher no Elwood. in tho other symphonies, lilo ports were distributed so follows; Callahan by Miro Anus. Hipson ruttio by Miss Dorothy Whflldr; bell-tree it his: Mill” Woodword: ttlgittin so it; filo” Jooopbino Donna: ill and Dorothy Toylor: oddbwil Gertrude Bonn; quolls by filo“: ooboth Randall slid Mildrod Alice. lion Olivo droy so ilrot vidin. oooiot» ed by lilo libel Boiler and Ilioo bloo- beiio Austin so mantis. together with tho Ilium Curry. iipriugmmr and Quittuor oi the piano. occursponiod tho inotrumotlto. A dunno fallacy“ the communist to:- tho oidor slits in which luoorytoo New York ouooto portlolpuied. W worsen. . Mustard lo thooidooti oi ooudlllou tho i‘Iflgyptiouo rowdin it so u ssrmufitu'iih‘it“m“ on MW. “fit Th. 13m A savor wont to stir without harlot! film“ of propurodm mastoid. Mellon! 'i'lloploutooomtb Bl ii .000 [ill Probable Reward lor the Man Who Discovered Sugar Underweighls in MY. Customs House [All Sill Slill llill illiilllillii lllil-liili. LoelrSIys the Whole Mailer Reels With Woshinglon Authorities NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-—Whiie Dep- uty,,Coliector I’arr‘s claim for n moiety of the amount recovered by the gov- ernment through exposure of the sus- tr frauds at this port has been approv- ed it appeared probable. from statu- ments made by Collector of the Port William Loch, .ir., tmltty. that l’arr's there. in the funds was not likely to to $1,000,000 or anything approaching that sum. The collector did not cure to commit himself as to the probable,- reward [or the innit through whose work ”to sag tr underweigitls was discovered. Any statement as to the amount of pay- ment to be made him Would have to come. from the Secretary of the Trous- ury. the collector declared. From Mr. web's statements, however. it was gathered that it was improbable that the deputy would get 50 per cent. or even 30 per cent. at tho 32.185.4813 which the American Sugar Refining Company paid to the government ltt settlement of evaded sugar duties. “The law." said the collector, "pro vided that a sum ‘not exceeding‘ one- halt of'the not pmcncds shall be laid to the person through whom one covcry is made The govor ment has usually been very liberal it its re wordo in such cases and l bello’ve it is disposed to be so in the cone of tar Parr, whose services have boon very .vaiuable, Whether. howoror, consider that Mr. Parr has outmoded a million dollars or even several “doubt and dollars' worth of encrgl' lll run ning down the frauds which led to the payment. i am not prepared to state. The whole matter rests with the Washington authorities and il in not for ml- to so) whether a decision has been rt-hclted on this point, or, if so what that decision ls.‘ -—XMA8 BOXES 0! Cigars. Cigarettes. Also a fllil line of line 'l‘obncuoa. Cigar (‘ases. llllnti dol‘u. etc. A. lit-cyl'tiss. liiiilliil lllilillillii lilil liliillliiiiiilii iii Billlill NORFOLK. VA., lice. :50.«-'l‘ito llriiv ioh wrecking the Bulldog lmlu Lon tion to Havana. has sunk ui lino early this morning. The tion is auto alulord the luilml Hinton ,rruisor lilr~ mlughnm. now enroull- to Norfolk. The Bulldog was utrnyil llhllti‘ (‘nrlbbelttl d‘wcklng Company, ul Liverpool. “runs. HOLLY. WRIATHO. lilg supply of them at .losuloi'r‘ti. TH! OLAniNlT. ’l‘hc clarinet has the richest. swocl out voice of oil the wood-wind instru~ meats, although its sound not.» not travel quits on for on that or the plum Whenever so sometimes linppeno there are two lnltiuliielt ti hr played ot once. the clarinet taken the lower of the two. while IhlI violins ploy the upper and more important one. But in s military bond. where there are no strings at all the clovinoto ploy the uhiof melody. The bus olorlnot to not so smooth or so sweet so the night or ones. it boo o rather citoky sound. though softer than illot of the boo- m.“ ——-"ll‘roin the Drum of tile tiovngo to the (boot Orchestra" in til. Nichol- no. ~APPLIO AT ooooton'o. Grunts“ or llIldwiu it. Site pk. woman AI MAYO”. American but women so moyurs its dole England Australia or oven New Roland. in the four states where women have full sittings it is not first for women to be elected its inky bro in small cities ond give good set- vino. A wanton woo mayor or dorlor. rd, for two mini and destined tits rdoiouliuo. silo prided heroin: on tho foot this atom tuba of oldowsik am 1?:le her Iain M ill the oorliout mfi:uld but oh tlii'lflilfll audio“ rev it will .l " WASHINGTQN. Docs?“ Bit—«“1! you deog's ouch cups» ,1 Iin’obic to give I all be glnd‘t‘o be a” member of the committee"; replied Governor Weeks of Conucctluut to District Commissioner Macfariaud regarding the change of ditto of the presidential inauguration front March 4th to the last Thursday in April. and this letter was one of those endorsing the pro. loot. mainly because of‘their own per» sonal experienced. which thegovernors of forty seven states wrote Mr Macint- lund when he shackled that the sow ornors form a tths to push the matter. Theso wot-strand to the house- commlttee on the use or the presi- dent, vicepreoidhntiu‘nd members of congress at its heal-big on this subject by Mt Macforlaadu ,, Ought to Bhohpod 3 While in Wbdllmwn lost north Gov arbor Weeks supra rhllltnell per sons“ to Mr. “In ad as very heat-ti y in (addi- of the change tor the reason which actuhtes all those who favor it, that the weather oi Mal ch 4th cannot be depended upon in Washingltton and is tar too likely to be cold and stormy There is a de- cided sentiment iii don recs that this is surely the case and n favor ol‘ the change and at this early Hinge of the matter the promoters of lltc‘ change ll-cl decided y encouraged ov'cr the pot. ulbility of its coming about Alaska Governor Alst- iovcrnor’ Walter E, Clark, oi Alaska, who is a native of Chaplin. Court. and was": newspaper work in Willintsntic. iddiotown. and Hartford before new g to Washington as a correspondent. is also to tutor or the change and w Commissioner Manfnrland ls follod =“I am glad to accept your courteous invitation to perm on the national committee on the proposed chants of inauguration day. and hope that you will let me know at any limo it what it!” i can. itt your judgment“, p ole the cause. " “W Tcunlormb do no. . Fine title or iiandkerchls ,Uullllcl Isa. Xmas Nowell chino. moves. Post Cards m0 hook them over boson-c completing" your ll=t. At l. Muilei‘u. till “haltington All. tun ililliliili uni lull Iii llili iiili Revenge Token ‘flrlllllilfl Family lor Conviction Made by Licui. Pelrotino NEW YORK. lluc. 203*An echo of lill‘ llllli‘l'll (ill by llitll.lil liizull lttlnd ore for Lit-lit. i’clrokino, who was an- unusinnlcli in llnly. is believed to have manifested itself in ii lnilllo outrage on llll‘ until side hire lotitli'. ' 'l‘ltillt iarttilleu were ilii“tl\\'li llilo a panic, in ilit‘ curly hours elicit a bomb to With ll n time fuse nuts llllucltnd, ox. plotted in the lower hallway t l n Prince street imminent. The building was badly damaged and n jagged poll- blown ill HIP floor directly il’i'i'l" ll lllltlt.n nil-ill lrnil shop kept by iiotnlnicu Aut- brose. The tenants, scantily clad. fled in file streets and were cared for in the houses of friends. A child lwlonging to Ambrose o font: ily was kidnapped several years ago and returned on payment of o rhnoom luster one of the kidnappers was an rented by blunt Petrooino and given it; years in prison. Threats have since been received by the family and Am~ brole declared today that the bomb undoubtedly was intended to injure hilt family Ind wreck his shop. -A MIIIwHAUM PlPl Would pious itllo immonoeiy. You will find it this lino It A. Droyiuso. lilli lli’liillli ll llll lilil Still There is ovary indication at pron thus this afternoon that during the next few hours sun. will claim tho surviving victim of tho frightful he cideut in Norwolk loot nook when George 3. Jowoli and (doom Ii. Mlllol tell from o brookl scaffold ouoporld- ed near the roof “to ”Wilson builds log at tbs donor still streets to tho Bl iiiilllillil 75 .000 Elmployes on Seventy live Railroads Wool Raise lrom5 lo 40 Per Ceni. iilli IiiSlii ill will 4 Riliiil Bilili liliiiliil Freight Roles May Be Advanced as a Consequellce ol Aciion Pi'r'rsuuao, psi. Dcc.‘ 20.--Tl‘lllll~ men to the number of mono employer] on about seventy-dive railroads oust of the Mississippi river. today. lltrouyh mini lulu of the lll'ntitcriiod of Railway 'l‘l‘ZilililJll. formally notified the var- ious divisions and railroads effected that .l demand for an increase in wag- es amounting to from fire per cent. to forty per cent. will be made on Jan nary .‘l. Tllt' agreement between the railroads and the lrniitlnen necessi- tnlns a notice before any demand can be presented. The lrninlnoll will wait llillil Juuudly so fill up answer front the luiltouds. ii is said ltlonllnuctl on Sixth Page) --THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE PIANO HOUSE iN THE NORWALKS. We have been in our present. loca- tion tor 25 years. Each year but! shown an protease in patronage. We have at on (or time and thought to pianos and pister pianos exclusively. This expelluuce is worth much to you in making a selection but unlike most tot- perts. we make no charge for our help. but gladly advise what We have found to be the very best “line for the amount you intend to invest. specially selected holiday stock now on sale Easy terms. No interest Mrs J \\ Slitduell 39 North Main streotl ~XMA8 CORN BARS. All kinds of home-made milled cun~ dies. marshmallows and corn bars for Christmas. sensor: novr's. iillili llll liliili [pun liiiliiiiii All application by tllt‘ New York. New Haven a Hartford lo‘r pcrntls~ slolt '3 consolidate the New York. Weslcbcslcr & lloston Railway with the New York & i’ortcheater Railroad has been granted by the New Yolk public service commission second dis- trill ”lite consolidation is granted on a Joint agreement of the two traction (‘illlll'ailll'il to consolidate their capital stock, properly and franchises, it be ing provided that the stock of the new company does not exceed $5.000. The new corporation is authorised to shun don those portions or the routes of the two companies which are not occur nary to form one continuous lino tram the Harlem river to Poncho-tor, with A branch from 177th street to Throgg'o Neck and another branch flora hit. Vernon to White Piston. The commission has denied the op pliootion for permission to abandon a port of the line from Cissoeu' at Point to Throgg o Neck and has reserved de- ciolon in record to one or two other portions. This consolidation woo authorised by I bill passed by the iogioioturo oud signed by tho mornin- of Now York state in Boy. root. The blow flovou owns Ill tho stock of both roads. it is planned to hovo o tour-truck line from 118th otroot to Pol-tollsotor with a branch from Polham to White illoino. «ORANIIMill A'i' JOIILOW'I. Capo God fancy. ll ctr. for die. J. WILOIR PAlIIANK’I LIOTUII. lobsroot Porofltilorol bowiooo It outlay muninophloututo. timed to tho Summoning iuuotl not urpooo m’ 'l'l'lpi'illw' or tho it or r u rig llttho patriotic service, to tell inorkod ills cannot-so or the loading or. the Pilgrims cu yitluulh Rock. A tour ortho Iorvioo woo tho locttlro at Hull“). Wilder MM! demoted, H“ «mm Manhood Gunilla ”no?“ do Worlt Started in Titrcr Voting Dis-l lricio Today on List oi 1909 The selectmen of the Town of Nor- wallt last week nuisance-d their soled tion or the three cnunterators who will take the list of names of those eligible tolpay the commutation tax to the town next year. The selectmsn have, instructed the enumerators to ex ercise tlnusual care in compiling the list. as it is proposed to have it as near perfect on poosihle. The countero- lors began active work today taking the names. as it is desired to have the list completed within thirty days. The cnnnterators chosen are as follows: First District~lrvlng C. Byington. Second Distrlct—Georgo W. Glad- stone. Third District-Charles I bailout; On completion of the work of due cutlmcratms the list will be written up by Francis Leonard of the First Voting District. and will then be torn- ed over to the assessors. and litter placed ill the rate book for collection. The present commutation tax list or 1908 is being closed up rapidly as the time limit expires January 1. Cap- tain Thomas Hunt was busy last week notifying delinquents in the First Dis~ lrict; Queer John H. Smith has had the list in the Second District. and Charlesl. Seileck, who has been the No very ancient onumerntor in the Third District for several years, has cleaned up 'the list in that district. Nearly everyone in the Third District has settled his obligation. and it is prac. lit-ally certain there will be no need of making arrests there. -TO THE LADIES. The purchase of anything at Whelp- icy & Clark‘s is made subject. to the ap- proval of the man for whom the selec- tion is made. Exchanges will gladly be made on request. “’llldl.i’l.r3\' & CLARK. Cor. Main and Washington Sta. Will lliliill. Plilllil Will BE CONSIDERED City ol Norwsllt Council lo Held an lmportonl Meeting Tonighl The paving of West avenue will be one or the important questions that will come up before the Norwaik city council tonight. There was a committee appointed nearly a year ago by the mayors of South Norwnlk and Norwnlk to thor' ougitly look into the best paving for West avenue. The Norwnllt committee has only held one meeting with the committee appointed from South Nor- waik. and although the Norwalk com- mittee has met a number of times by itself, it has nomr been able to decide on what kind of a report to tools. There ought to be a unity of action between the two cities regarding this thoroughfare. us the work can be done cheaper if the avenue is given to a contractor as ll whole. that to have it divided tip into twu parts with differ- ent ideas regarding the kind of pay ing to be used. Wood. brick. asphalt and macadam have been suggested for West avenue. While the Norwallt committee has held several t'tcctings only one joint meet- ing with the South Norwalk committee has been held to decide on the dllrubil it: and the advisability of which one to use. ' This should- not be the case. but both of the committees ought to have gotten together and thoroughly convooood the itinerant materials oug- gestod and taken the one best suited for the two cities. Whot may be the best for New York. or for some other city. is not necessarily the best for the two Nor- wolko. Different conditions and our- rcundinlo. taken in concoction with the amount that is expanded for high- ways. must be tIlton Into considers- tlon. bot tho two cities got together ond tasks Wool avenue what it ought to bo-—o first-clan connecting link bo- twooll tbont. W wIWILRY. JIWILIY, JIWILRV. Wouchoo. Ohoino. Ringo. Pins. Clocks. etc. Boo tho lino line at Nondit' . AN lNOPPORTUNI lNTIRRUP- TiON. Prof. lirundcr Multhswo. tho bril- liant writer and teacher. was discuss- ing literary duuinlneoll It in illustration of the quaint. ho sold: “A little girl i know was very bad one day. She woo so bod that other corrections rolling, nor mother took her to her room to whi her. "During this roused rig the little girl's older ureter the door ondwooobouttoaolt r. tilt nor mo itiuu. ourcoo her mother’s ' poo. to little girl twisted round her hood and sold oevoroly: “'lhddlo. yo outl don't you no we’re busy?" W I All Ilnloo otherwolkmu 20%“? um mist columbio. & W a’WA'fl'Im-«liul All: . lullhlnd . it“; «A. for other draw or- . ‘ WANTIMEVERXBODY lllnt i make half lino homo“ dull"! and full line! tiluuri Ave. Open Bundoymm WAN'rlo-To BUY. ALL collie and poultl' . mBelt prim ricos for H. out Turnpiko. South No son SALE OR Eliot-imam. FOR SALE, HINT on IXCHVANOI-v Homes fat-mo.“ torm- The riot-wan: Investment Compsnym 16 South Mains “K318. A r0 LET "j: TO LIT—HOUSE. six Boosts. BATH and attic. with all improvements hot air fulnuce; newly decorated; one. lower floor 818 per month. Ind urei It‘ll Charles is. banning. 1 Burrltt Ave. “at: It , 1’0 LET—~FOUB ROOMS. floor. 93 Lexiu ton Ave. Inquire .ggfl g; Van Ness, to yvlow Ave. 10 LBT~ Tunes-moon first floor over J. I. Lay tell I C from? all‘oo smashing” :%m t though or or e r on I. a of the Old mn crime '0 p to LET -— HOUSES. COWALWS. lists.room for family doc. price from rooms“ to 850 :- month; societies; buildln th power for manufalcturlltg. ylnond Brood TO Lev—A BRAND new music with all modern improvement‘o, including. eloctrlc and gas ll hto. stationary who and both: excellent ocotion. Also on it .Ld Layton Jr. (30.. I.no or without board In uirc at new store l9 Railroad Aw. q I“ si son SALE. FOR SALE—Slat‘thD- HAND PIAN uln. Must be sold at once. Price Sioillet‘fs 6 South Main St. as St eon SALE—GOOD 81000 MonroAaE butting (l per cent. interest. Inquire J. J. illllMAollt'f‘. Lauder Building. ,, lily iii- FOR SALE-HEAVY WORK some; also driving horse. inquire H. (ruinectlcut Ave Tarlov place. FOR “LE-Flags lilo birl... at Mrs. ' L Avle: opposite Arum “NAME - Wit BUSINESS NOTICES. HIA cavities not! it W. on.“ it. :lzlfod cuni s sled etdfvorlhy ‘ sitar. formerly smut; Store. 36 Was' ingt on St. MANSION noun mi WA Oxldt 6:: old gol gun mow WW? Elna; plumber-'5“ on“ aid“ mud Rug”: ll... loafmfiotor at. Tot: MI-I W mas. .lANiY Avoilv. Lgrlmrtntt. Italium. will be at Hotel if! on! until Ttisodoy afternoon. and vs dim Will also hold a select aim) in hotel por— lor‘atkflonday evening. couthroncingdatzit DIED. reckon—Ar DARIEN. oi»: survmv. Dcoumbttr “9.1909. Glurl E. Tallinn, aged l7 Funeral no pl inu- Lo‘to, “realm-anon. on Tuesday. Decoding iii. . 'l'OO LATE FOR OLAMlFIOATlON. TO LIT—«TWO ROOMS. FURNISl‘Iv . so or unfurnished. modern improve- ments. Furnished. rent ’8 per week: unfurnished 82. AddroooA A. B i‘.. Norwalk U. 0. mill it; LOST—SUNDAY. VlCiNlTY Low"? or Franklin Ave. Elntcrelt. Connecth out, cedar St. West Ave. live strand coral necklace. Return to Seymour Ourtio, ii'lllrllsld County Savings llnnlt. . itoword. dull'lt W. O. T. U. MIITING. Monthly Parlor dooolon Hold With Mrs. Prod Ihow. of Not-walk. Tho Woman'o Christian ‘l‘smporouco Union hold the monthly parlor roosting i the horns of Mrs. Frod Show. or i , Chestnut stroot. Nor-walk, loot ii‘ri ottoman. Mrs. Emma St. John Stanford. woo present. Ind gore very helpful talk. Mrs. at; John told of nor Work among tho oolorodr' drou. Forty of thorn author two hooks in her parlor, taught tho evils of alcohol “strictures. ‘ » gully luspirodtu tud’oo W Gounod homo and and“ At tho oiooo till-o. lliiowsorvod snotty llotouo supper. which was hired by tbooo proooui. mu-u‘iititi MAY tum A m ‘3 ., ‘ ’tllilllfl, of . trolley. Inquire at Woodward Ave. outfit ‘ 'ro LET-81): Rooms AND BATH. , m’al ‘l l TO LET—«FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ‘ A ton at. now open for calm orm management. Thoroughly renamed Mid mmlihodd b'Talo “amt venom "if. on bait . no W. F ellcr. Pro? n$ TRIII TREATED FOR INSECTS AND discou- Trooo .prltn ondfoco tillsod. cavities cleaned. treat and i'illod. lag the taco in goodco tion. Tom ottomlned freo. Jose ooowph rnoll. '* minis! and ontotnol Nomik. noun-fins my.» MIRII‘AM: 0 §%& mgmroh. 3m t ow Ave» 7 4.2 ”it“: P“ ‘ ._ to-date list. rent reasonable. Inquire of ‘z all at , «hilt ,,,.
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