,dout, having drilled
TiilN
Young Stranger Utter Name ol Real
H.A. L Sldlltii‘ [or the Pur-
pose ol Raising Cash
lllllEE SllSlllESS llllllSES
SllEEEll Elli! lll’EllllllllS
Forgery Was Discovered by Employ:
.ol City National Bank
A clever young swindler forged at
least three checks in this city, Wed~
holiday. and has successfully made his
gateway and the police. who have been
Working on the case since yesterday
morning. when it was reported to
them, have been in a considerable
quandary. in conversation with tie-
tective Edward Cronan, of Bridgeport.
Chief of Police Vollmer learned that-
a young fellow answering the same
description worked the game auccesa‘
fully in that city during December
One fortunate thing in connection
with the stranger‘s operations is the
smallness of the checks that he poses
ed. Tire three discovered total only
$29. if he passed more than this num-
ber they have not vet come to light.
and it is believed they would have;
been found by this time. All three
checks were made out to “C. Blake."
and were "endorsed in that name in-
entirely different. handwriting from that
on the face of the. checks. Two checks
for $10 each were signed “Trinity
Episcopal Church H. A. 1.. Sadilci.
let-"tor. and the other for $9 was
signed Samuel w Hort. .l.r
All three checks. too, were written
on checks of the City National Bank.
The bogus paper was passed into the
south Nor-walk Trust Company and
from there back to the City National
Bank, where the for-gory was detected
' by the eagle eye of Bookkeeper Sain-
nel B. Velour. who drew tho atte ion
of 'l‘eiler Wayte Raymond to t em.
Both were positive that they were.
takes at first sight. Mr. Sadtlcr. who
was the rector of Trinity Church for
,a number of years. leit town Ieverai
nronths ago, and didE'notycari-y an ac-
conrit in the built. cornice: Mr. Hoyt.
whose name Whit it'll!“ R! the tliiid
um All thrbo checks wort: dated
January lllth, which was Wednesday.
pct—and
tContinuId on Fourth Page.)
lion‘ t for-get prise iiiIsduoiade giv
cu by ltalian Social Club. Mon. night
Jun 24. Arion liali. 'liehots 200
15 Mill lllllEll ill
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Victims ol Premature Explosion—3
Were Americans
h‘lSllKli.l. LANDING, N. l'.. Jan. 22.
wb‘ii‘tccn men, three of them AnrcriE
cans wore killed late today by it pro»
inaturc explosion of iiitro-alyocrine lll
a tunnel which is to form part of the
great aqueduct which will carry wa-
ter from the Ashokan dam in the
Catskills to New York city. Fivc were
terribly mutilated, biit were so near
the mouth of the tunnel that they
wori- resorted alive. The other tiftcon
wore i‘ouild mangled benbatb a mass
of rock and debris.
The cause of the explosion had not
been learned tonight. but it is be-
iievcd that one of the workmen, car-
rying a torch. tripped and foil, lsiilt'
log a fuse and setting oil a series of
charges of nitro glycerine, which had
been placed preparatory to an exodus
from the tourist. 'ihc squad or twenty
men who were involved in the soot
the holes and
placed the explosive. were troopiuit
from the excavation. iii‘teenmthose
who were killed-«iii the rear, and live.
all of whom were foreigners, in the
lead. As the live neared the month of
the tunnel, there was a terrtuc roar.
the countryside warphaiton for a char
tor of a mile around and the live for-
signers were buried. senseless to the
ground near the opening. inside death
was instantaneous to the fifteen.
’l’iie contracting iirm ”R. K. Everett
it Company. employl 150 men in all
rind the premature explosion indicated
immediately that there had been I dis»
aster. A hundred laborers rushed to
the tunnel' a mouth and after dragging
iorth the injured. not to work clearlos
away the rock and aIi'th to get at the
dead. Besides the three Americans,
there are among the victims. ltIliInI.
itiinasriiina and dogma.
The scene of the accident was near
the top of ii small mountain. not far
from Cold Spring. I town of 1.600 ins
:rbigants. eight mil“ south of thil
In . .
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”RIDUGTION DALI.
r Fresh Pork. Imaii lotus, lilo lb.
Igs Lamb. inc lb.
”monitors Lamb. tee to *
fititildirl, 100 ll).
. Printed. b 110001.“. 10. its lb
marl” w E‘oin. is‘c lb
PUBLIC manor.
:Atl 0t Ll, Ev
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...
E Ioeurnoti Ii.
3! death lulu .80.
South Nor Ell: Witcr World Has an
lnrlehiu m cl Only $324. 000
The nnaE slat showing of South Nor.
walks out? in water system will be of
Eiuterost to ovary citizen on account of
Ethe prom ii and its very satisfactory
condition it the close of the your lust
ended. The figures below were given
to us from. the water allies and are a
summary Eolten from their trial bal
once at tit close of business on file
camber 31.! ' .
Research.
Water wonlts to date.. “0530.760.“
itoai cstntEE” ........... 0,800.07
Water rents receivable. 9,821.80
Accounts receivable 207.69
inventory Etmstersi 4,718.81
inventory Etsupplies and fix
turesl .. ............... 2.7ill.ili
Payment our work for lili0.. 1,081.81
Cash in tiEerisury 8,071.80
stresses:
. Lllhllitln.
itonds pay his (-i%i ...... 0820.000. 00
Note payal ic t4%l ....... 4.000. 00
Surplus . .1 ................. 252, 024. 9"
0570. 824. 92
The water detairtinont has no float
int; indebtedness. Tire water rents
now amount to two daily. or $30,000
annually. During the year 1900 there
\verc issuod 137 permits for new con
nections E0 the system. With ten
square miles of water shed and mser‘
voira of hourly 700,000,000 gallons atop
ago capacity. a modern puriticatiou
plant and all accessories of an up to
date goinit institution. our city is to
be congratulated on the present status
of the waiEcr department. The contin-
uous and rapid development of the
public water works is a reliable critcr~
ion or the constant growth of our city.
union null
illlHlilS incur an
Mmhaniit' and Manulsctiirers' Assn.
ciIiion Alter Dauhury Concern
... m"... .u.
Tlli'll‘ in ii prominent on foot to on»
dearer to induce Silver Brothers.
Whose iatltory nonr Dari-bury was put-
tcd by lira yesterday morning, to move
to South Norwalii. The matter has
been broached to the Merchants‘ and
Manufacturers‘ association and Prcais
dent .i. Elmory Stevens. of the semis-
tiou, Wiia considering writing to Silver
Brothers this afternoon and inform
them that the association will be
pleased to assist them if piiasiblc in
iinding a location bore should they
be disposed to come to South Nor-
wnik. t
it is understood that this firm was
considci'liiil at om~ tlmt.‘ locating in
this city. it has been suggested that
they might look with favor upon the
Wolthnnrnin shop in Woodward avo-
mu‘. Whit-h the Wolthiiuaoo company
iii about to vacate as a result of the
formation of tho Woiibauiien itough
Hat Company to do business in Darn
bury. bill it has been learned that at
ten the lWolttiauIen ronccrn moves
out, the llhoenix For Company is plan
ulna to take lnrsscsiiion. moving from
their prurient location.
The locuEi hattcrs‘ union is also stated
to he inttErosted in an effort to induce
Silver Brothers to look favorably on
South Norwaik as a new location in
the event qr their deciding to leave
Danbury. be burned out llanbury
concern Eras doing a fine business at
the time of the tire and employed
about lilfrE hands. The firm, which was
very litisE had orders on hand for
about l.0E dozen bats
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llllll lllS lilillllllSS
i
new drivers, .ian. as.-ii ts‘bmiorr
authoritatively in railroad circles here
that iiuiiEl arrangements have been
made for the erection of a metro story
counrrarclal building on the open area
above th'E Grand Central Station in
New Yo and that stem have been
taken tor Er second building ot the
lame kind. The buildings will be
erected iintly by the New York. New
Haven I d Hartford and the New York
oiiipsnics. though possibly
financed through I third corporation.
Wboii’ bu it the will be tuned to out»
side par on. lttmateiy the generate
plan that ties the uranium of many tit
or buildi gs of the same character
the area of many riot-II above the
Grand 0 ntrsl Station and the esti.
mates in ionic that the lease of these
r to liquidate the whole of
Control investment. Them
great so sins iii made postibls by the
telly by both Mime cor-
It than New .YOl'lirtQi‘mlMl.
has not g 0.wa with the chicks of
W
Mancini...
Loin 0‘ Pork, lilol lb.
Park hotel
lm sir all... its to
tint o t Shoulder hi E. inc to.
boast Elite
26c lb.
Nearly One Hundred Persons loiurctl
When Coaches limped Down
Bank lnlo Spanish River
run in. on. Enron
nun u illlili ilil
Some Drowned. Sonic Crushed and
Some Burned to Death ‘
NORTH BAY, Ont... Jan. 22.—~Tlie
horror of the wreck of the Canadian
Pacific tineseugor train at Spanish Riv-
er. yesterday afternoon. grows as the
hours pass. At learn two score of lives
were snuifpd out and others have died
since from frightful injuries. Not one.
car, In at first reported, but three. took
the terrible plunge down the stoop
embankment into the icy waters of the
river.
(Continued on Seventh Page).
Sllfllll RESEIl'llllll
Ell llE lllSSllSSEll
John Haynes Holmes to Give an Ad-
dress in the Sunday Ever;-
inp Institute
it in thc Intention of tlic lrllindny
i-lwnliin [Institute to iirina in speakers
frequently who will bring the thought
of these gatherings back to.tlic key.
note of the institution. which is that
of social redemption.
‘i‘ho sinker announced for "mom
row evening. John linncs Holmes. is
a young man. who within a year of his
graduation from Harvard University
became merited as ii grout loader of
the people. and it no not long bcforr.»
he was called to succeed the venerable
Robert (‘ollycr amt Minot. tirivagc in
the pulpit of the t‘hurcir oi the bios-
iiiair,
Mr. Holmes is the pruiililcul of the
Fellowship ior Social .lllbllt‘c, and is
one or the loading personalities in tlic
rcccotlr organized Ethical and Social
League of New York, as “'1‘” as in
many other similar increments. lie
returns this week from itoston. where
he addressed thc child labor confor-
oncc. rind also the People's lnrriitutc
at Ford Hall. “is stiliicct tomorrow
evening will be “The Moral l‘nrcsi
and Awakening of Our Time "
That the work of the institute chorus
and orchestra. unrior- Prof. 'l‘ioriian. is
of a high order was evidenced last
Sunday evening. by the great author
ing to hear the cantata of itnth, when
the house was titled long before the
beginning of the program. Tomorrow
evening. the usual irritsicai prourum
will begin at 7:30 o'clock. The pro-
gram of music. will be:
l’roluriowli‘biitll l'rolnrio ton America)
........................... bionict
t‘ horas idcruriaiom ...... Gounod
Organ and Orciiostrav Melodic
..................... l'iitlormvalii
f‘iioriuiwllcioicu. llcpoiou tfrrrm ltntiil
............................. (inul
Uifortory-l—March from Tannhausor
................. ........ Wanner
Postiudew Alleluia ............. i.oret
Sill llE Slllllll lllllllllll.
Good Attendance iii the Amory. Des-
pilc Ono ol the Worst Nights
ol the Season
Despite the rain there was a good
ly a romance at the sixth annual hall
Cori Narruk. Foresters of America.
held last «route at the'urniory. and
affair prove a Iuccess socially
and financially. The big ball had been
attractively decked with American
“0:” for the occasion and in the coin
tor stood the orchestra boom. pram
fully draped. from which Median or-
chestra provided rubric for the dune
”Who entertainment. talent from Muv
Ito Hall. included intuit readies. soon
and dances. acrobatic both by titres
ladies and monologue reading. The
committee iii charts of the ball m
as follows: Chairman. Bernard (ions
holly; mus Thomas it. Down: re.
moments. stain tr. Dyer: ind! Ind
dooorItltiIII, Thorn
merit. John Norman: door than
H A. Smith. A numbers! viIir
were limit "on”. disarm Inc on
FWC" liar
batsmen pleased
:itli jhdlm
‘ldv‘
EllllESlEllS llE EMERISE .
Iii hunt; entertain?
<.v.,
Years in W Would Enlall
A good taunt not... has been
manifested in The iii-W011i. recently
over the mattarbt new Washington
street brldn. M
conservative are
it would not be Vt,
town meeting to
taken some time ‘
titling in of the seat bridge and
use the indoor. .0. left from the
appropriation. innards I new struc
tnrc. Some mailman so optimistic
err in figure that I carrot-etc arch bridge
would cost about 0 000 to put up. and
besides this the but tags on the pros-
. ant structure it re to be m-
moved. For ycdfit tie uiidlnls have
been an eye sore t the term and at
. chart is being
made which, it is o cted. will result
in their removal
Selectman Olivia this morning ex-
pressed himself athlmsrtily in favor
of the idea. its in that he would
suggest. however. iting up a struc-
ture south oi‘ the present bridge. on
that this old brill" could be used
while the new one: was being built.
Even temporary repairs on the old
draw cause it great. howl. he said. from
people who used the draw. and'thia
troublc would be greatly multiplied if
it Was attempted to put up a new
structure on the site of the old. The
bridge. in Mr. Devino's opinion, would
require two or those years in billldlll‘tl.
and consequently would represent an
extra tax on each cltlaon of perhaps
a mill or a mill and s half ii year It
most. The benefit to be derived from
such a structure. with all the rocker-
Iris gone once and for all. can hardly
be over-estimated. Conservative prop.
t real estate in
be enhanced in
as soon as tho
' to call a special
wind the action
0 regarding the
criy owncrs state i
East Norwalk woiil
valuc half I mime
atrncture was rein
l‘liulesi ll His Bun Since l852 and
Thousands cl Dollars Dunno:
Hus Bern Dorie
tuition in tilliilS
EE lanthanum
Trains and Trolleys Prrvrnicrl lrom
Running‘lor Several Hours
ANBONIA. Jiiii. 22.»~~'l’lic storm
br-rc has done thousands of dollars‘
daiuaao. 'i‘bc Nairguincli rivor Is the
iiigliciit it has been Ililt‘o no.2 a
which iiinc there was some loss o
llfc by tho carrring away of ii lirirlgc.
'l‘liiii Illfil‘llliHl ilic t‘chr uvcrnowi'il its
banks. covering the railroad tracks at
the passenger station to the depth of
from one to four foot. l‘p to 0:30
o'clock there had bccn no trains Not
this mad. either north-bound or south-
bound. A part of the old liridgc atrcci
irridae was for a lime threatened. and
the bridge was closed to traffic by lllf‘
carrying away of out» and of tho foot
bridge. The cellars of intuitions houses
on Main riiroci Wct‘t‘i iillwi with water
and stocks iitfil‘NI in them were prac-
lii-Illy ruined. The dining room of
the lawns House, which iii iii the bunc-
mcut. was illlcri to tho chandeliers.
and the wine collar of the Arlington
House was tilled to the depth of six
foot with water. The trolley lihca
were inundated for a distance of over
000 feet on lower Main street. and a
small building on Bridac street was
mitrplulely turned around on its foun-
“a
(Continued on Eighth l'iiao.)
FLOOD SITUATION lN
PARES VERY SERIOUS
I'AitlB. .lan. ill-willllroatl. taicaraplr
itiitl telephone. communication is inter
ruptod throughout [malt-m France to-
day by the litmus. Itchy bruises have
been swept away and canal traiilc has
been abandoned.
The streets in strove. of cities and
villages are under water. Lillie. Chat
one and Trevor suffered most.
The waters of the Rhone and the
Marne with thclrtrlbutaries were re-
portcd It I standstill today. The Iii-
nation in Paris. however. promises to
be worse than yesterday. «I the Seine
continnon to rise rhiiidly. it is ex-
necteii that tbs river will reach its
maximum flood tomorrow. There is
Elihu-000 foot of water In the new
subway between Place do iii Genomic
and Nuns. do is 'i‘r’inite. A portion
of the Boulevard of hi. domain above
the subway has saved in. hundreds
of factories thh bah inundated.
bliss Alice HI ii returned rosters
day to New York Iiiio‘Ii action after
it shuts viIit It tier hours in sienna
strut. Namath.”
I“ About Tull. '
l
Indications Are 'l'hai Sidney Hawlcy
' Will Have a Hard Time Gab
ion the Nomination
llEllllSllllS llll llllE
SHIEE llE PlillSE lllllllEll
Hawley Assisted in Dole-ling Con-
, grossman Hill lor Senator
indications are steadily pointing to
that
Ea lively time this fall in settling
. aiioriffahip plum ”for 'it‘airbcid County.
For years it has lii‘t‘n considered that
Sheriff Sidney E. stloy had a half-
Nc-lnon on the job equal to the grip
of a popular town clerk on ills office.
but thriff ilawlcy's part in the de-
feat of Coiuresaman l-J. J. Hill. of Nor-
Hawlcy
appears to have the hardest. job of his
life uhcnd of him to win another term.
Now it iii bolus rumored that County
t‘oiuniissioncr Simeon Pause. of Fair-
Lie
A report that Postmaster
of liridanport.
would like the nomination, was dis-
Morc than
ctr-r does it appear that Sheriff liaw.
icy will have his tronblr-s getting the
nomination. not to inch-lion rc-clcctinn.
nomination.
“mil" will be many voicrs who will ['0‘
tannin-r tho scnslorial vqririurlc irres-
portlic of What nomination illi‘ party
irinlrcs. ltr-nprr ting tiic rcportcri candi-
dacy of County ('oiniiiissioncr llcasc,
said
anything. and it is not crpccicrl that
be will mahc any declaration at this
time unless he hits ubsululdly no rio-
wslk. has changed all this.
held. in not averse to scruriiig
nomination.
William ll. Marigold.
posed of some time and.
own should he. win the
Mr. l‘casc liiriist-lf has not yet
hire to not into the nutrition
it has been shirt in favor ofr~
iiclcnatcs. This,
'10 ii ‘dcliaiaiilr- qucsiiuli.
UVE‘I‘I‘t’lIli'.
it is exported that Chief
\"olliiii-r,
it “It” try for llit‘
years ago the
of
nuiiiiiiatiun
race
“up a cloac one.
the convcriiitiu by a few viitca,
lllllEllEllEll. lllEl
14 Men New on Trial in
Toledo. Ohio
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 2th ”filo
in roinpliinco with threatening
tors, and Hill account of our detail
lion.
. D. (1. Manon. rmritiniisicr at Don-
iiiiitruetionii of Postal inspector Old.
Vicarioii.
by Mateo film.
the Vlcsrlbs conducted Msriisi's bulli-
Miiriiiii‘ii absence in fair.
CHARLEROE. BELGIUM
5“
the rains hill today, burying the writ
‘ their in the rhino. .‘ilwsive inIn word
killoti still I score at others injured.
There are sevhrsi tout-antic rips-
ciIiI offered It the Clearance
{into i;
rt." rill
liawlry‘ a chaotic or microns that his
inmtysix deputies distributed about
the mainly will Eirovc invaluable nine
to him in lining up tho convention
howcu-r. appears to
The senil-
thlll Sircriii‘ Howler has ctitciidcrcii
fl'lltlllfil lilinscit‘ will be ii hard one 'to
(in lllt‘ hi‘illut‘i‘flllf' slilc tif llic liilllrli‘.
l‘olicc
of South Norwalk. Will make
l-‘oiir
llt‘ll't'i'll Chief
\‘oiiun r and t'lrnrlcs l-‘tix, of Fltlfllvltl.
For winning out in
Pill) lllE IlliEl
Victims ol Blackliand 'Eestlly Against
trial
of the louricon members of the alleged
black hand conspiracy yesterday was
marked by the testimony of victims
who told of tliclr payirient of money
let-
in
the postal inspectors scheme of iii-too-
ulsion, testified that acting under the
field, be marked 20 stamps with I red
iuit tint. on the letter “0" in the word
two. and nave them to the steam clerk
with instruction to sell them to no
one lint Auaustini Martini arid‘thc two
The witness identified ‘cno
of those stamps on I letter received
of Cleveland. Ono
count of the indictment against the
it mifcndariia is based on this letter.
On croII asauiiuiitiou Matron acid that
nest: for some months in 1900 during
BUlLDlNG COLLAPSBS
chancellor. flirtiiu‘iu. .lIn. sea-ii.
turbo building in course of construc.
tion near the viaduct and the found»
lions of which had been weakened by
It
the iiirits store. hotter road this adv
meow,
Holdings. the Price Being
Over $40,009
The biggest real estate deal in this
city in a number of months has been
l-l rris it flaps. coal dealers. contract
for the purchase of the extensive sec-
tion of property they occupy in their
business, in Water street. from Steam
best place south.
The transaction has been made
through the real estate and insurance
firm of‘TIylor and Golden, the pur
chase being from the estate of the late
General Nelson Taylor. A monetary
consideration has already been pass-
ed during the past few days and Han
ris & Gsna will take full possession
April 1st. Harris & Guns” lease of the
property expires at that time and by
the purchase of the property, even
lion. assure themselves of a continued
tine location for their curious. The
exact figures of the out” who
barr- not been made public. but. it is
known to be more than 040,000.
With this property their owu, Harris
&. Guns possess one, of-the ilnoiit loca-
tions along the harbor. The water
frontage is more than 250 feet, the
property riahts extending clearrout to
the United States government channel
markings. The depth of the actual
land in also very considerable. extend-
ing from the dock to Water street.
This big sale is receiving no little
attention among the business men of
the city.
SlllllSES lSllllSl lllllSE
PEEK ARE lllSIlSSEll‘"
Well Known Lawyer is Exonmicd
Ii Meeting cl Grievance Committee
Aficr a chronicle investigation the
aricraucc committee of the lt‘alrdeld
County liar Association yesterday re
tau-tori that tho evidence submitted
in the charms against Judge Charles
H. Peck. of Bridgeport and Stratford.
was insufficient to sustain the alleged
negligence and the charges were dis-
missed. it was alleged that he fail
ed to exercise props care and can-
tion in the probatin of the will of
Miss Annie Brown. of this city.
The rouiiuittee. comprising Attor~
racy Ciurripii Stuart Canticlii, of Bridge
port. (leiicrnl Russell Front. of South
Norwnili, and Judge John E. Keeior.
0! Stamford. rendered a report 8.8.f0l'
lows:
“After a full hear-log of all the
parties in the above entitled cause
and their witnesses and upon'due con-
sideration thereof. the committee find
that tho cvldcucc is 'not mriilcient to
sustain the charges. The complaint
is therefore dismissed."
Attorney (‘rinticid stated yesterday
afternoon that a report on the charges
0ch anginst Allm‘ncy George A. Mui-
lcn would bc rnadc next Friday.
llEll Slillllll SlllllS
llllE SEEll Ellllllll
New York and Boston Ceiling in Line
With Western Cities to Put
Down Beel Trust
NEW YDRK. Jan. Tris—Tho fight
for cheaper moat waxed better in New
York today. Pledges to abstain from
meat eating for thirty days or more
were extensively circulated and sign
ed and the Indications were that the
movement, although slower in getting
it foothold here than in many cities.
will reach impressive proportions.
Formal action by inauy organised
bodies is expectcil to follow the non-
crai trend among families to cut down
their meat crinsumptionwh movement
said already to have reduced sales It
the retail shops 50 per cont.
Today plans ucin being made for a
great mass morning of women in Union
Square tit noon on “Tuesday mitt to pro-
test against the high prices of food
staffs and sign meat absteintion pied
gas. The National Progressive Wom-
an’s Suffrage Union is arranging for
the demonstration.
BOSTON. .ian. 22 ~The boycott
protest against the high ricoI of meat,
which its spreading rapt ly throughout“
the country. promises to be waged
with as much vigor in Boston and New
England as elsewhere. Already in this
city the "Most Boycott club" has been
formed. composed chiefly of lawyers
and business men. Plans for a bi:
cltisous‘ mass meeting tubs held neat
.weceii were outlined tithe first meet»
in! of the club lost ay. and it is
extracted that within the next few days
thousands of persons will have piedg
thetlilelvas
for I lengthy period.
‘ At ii meeting of stationary. engineers
tut night i 0 members voted "to Ib-
stain from mt tor sixty days." _ E'
_ "rile host can Club" was “tom
. lib-tony terdIy. norms hf.
Iii ions an attorney. II president. and
William it. donsrto‘n. secretory.
CHEOAGO. Jan. u-«Orpsnised is.
her of on has tom, only in
the war on
PNclIon Taylor Estate Disposcs til Line no
automated whereby the tirm of ‘
though there be no other considera- at
Ibstain from new
classified "Immigrant: icon
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Williams“ on trial? in th
den of the late Arcn
rvlcglsué hiswlh’lo roadshowI 20 Fall; at
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only}! "Font
It aconvenience of fatal _
omit fiowurs. Troy. Port ,
gow and Dunbartoil. hcotland. nape
please copy.
WANTED.
WANTEDwPERATOfwm ON
embroidery machines.
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WANTEMIRL FOR DINING
Apply at Tellers Mansion House.
inglou Ht. 135:
WANTED-.YOL'NG HEN TO LEARN
automobile business by mail and prepare
for positions as chauffeurs and
men. We make you expert in ”gag;
assist you to secure pas i.tlon
work pleasant: demand for ‘msnm
reasonable. Write for part Minty
sample lesson. Empire Automobl EEK? .
stltuie. Rochester. NY at,
WANTEDvA CONFETENT I(.ll It
for general housework; tw‘o
Apply Mrs. Herbert Mathewson. lib
WANTED- A WOMAN TO DO “0
work in a family of game A
for a middle- ed woman App poly
l’i. Gotham. 20 East Washington
innit
WANTID .- WILL E
couple-with iirst- cl
it‘t: (marinara ‘
man and wife. picmriwunld Ham
WANTED»—C(iMl‘l-YPI§NT mar...
coeral hou cwurk. Apply lira.
athewu. 40 est fit. E
WANTED-MACHINISTS. m ,
to learn the trade. Norwalk Iron 0%
30ml: Norwaik _
wanna or run we conPLE. 3"
three or four furnished rooms for ll 1 .
lmuscitccpln. centrally located. W. 0.
staring tart colors to "it. " care Evil: s
in; our: not in t
wanna—40 our. ALL K] on or . ‘
csttleand poultry. Bestpri on- d. E:- ‘
prices for damn. if. Fried 9
gauze cat Turnpike, Booth NW1d. .9“
WANTED Juli! THOUSAND NAM _ :
er beds. Pay the highest cash rice Also
nations furniture. Address Inc‘l‘“. ‘
Heritliiel Once. i!“ W . ,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE ~ brutal“ TEN- 800‘“ ‘. ,
ltousc. in at section bill district sleuth Nor- ‘ , -
walk; bath. laundry. lill "“me to:
srnrrll mirairc i’ricc 87.000 : row his
terms. Address Bargain. care .of ’finite,
tlnci. 1
FOR SALE- "-01%:m “MN 35. E ,
TO LET _
To LET-mil Mitzi-hitting“ Within. a“
riirlii piano. mail
firmly at once. “S0106 1.3 I.
"lflf‘UVl‘ niFIH“.
tlii'. Apply to his.“ ablation.
\\V‘ l‘liolic till
TO LIT rt'aiiisiiao noon Wl‘m
rll litmlm‘n improvements: Ilia) cliilii’v. or
.wo to tioiirti: near school Ind depot.
i l-licii 5L. near East Avc. East
walk. tinil all the week.
TO LET lit)l‘3l0$. FLA’i‘s HOUSE
nith farm. hall. basement. “mentor
slrop. mannfnrtorv with poster. and out
rents in Noiwal and south Norw-t.
lrlccs can c from 80 to “0 per month.
Raymund I‘f‘ll. 13:3! 3!
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m it
TO LET- ~A NEW HUUOI“: SEVEN
rooms with impmvoincntl: on rent;
adults only 45 Gregory Boulevard.
quire on promises. 815
mono.
FOUND 'rwu Atiiioofl'i‘ not
tmner may haw same by proving -
Inquire Sign;
In»
mu and paying charged .
tinci other . ‘
LOST. y
.nn‘rtvitsn cart- .
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LO.TmTlE ES DA
trill Food (Jo. and twinge“ t. dork It“.
Finder kindly rctiirn to ntiiiel onion. _
"Effortless Ffiicsa;
MANOION Houll I _ w
ion so. new open for ll:- . 7'-
iriInt. Th on i
refuriished Table n
melting and halting.
W. l“. 'l‘clici. l‘rop. “
'r r itlri
run an IsmWI
lowest ‘t’l‘uco - . ,
dined. would“ ci - ~ '
Mfioiah I fin» oJIooéflm .
mall-t Ind ultimatum.
ILIGTRO PLAYING
ihioliIId copper. b
no gold. metal and
minus; plumbers‘ Inn his
bicycle and minute to
table were Boll! Q,
It. ‘l'oi Ml-I.
m... sacramental.
AROHIT‘IGT HINHV I. MN
rlrnii up your
...mu¢nm
MIMI l] i l 3 0
i' 'niteiiylionk llidg.. nth or“:
Ilium-In rail Lair
‘i‘IIchI rot 0 ;
.ittht i
Wit.“ “3%th
the “hilll cost of ilvl
The mommies of lqihl
ions will make investigations
the membership touching. tha..‘
living two. live and ten your
compared with the prescht obit
rendition.
Not only mail, but all It'll
food will be included in the in;
READING. PI. Jan. 38.“,
and dealers “z reported
on sale of van ionic .. '
the moat
ingnisii.
in: meat is spreading throudhont
Erection of Pennsylvania.
Norwalk Chronicler