' Rev. H B. Carpenter Says We. Have
A
Entered It the South Nor
. no Second Clut-
‘ ‘lt .PuIt-ntiloo .
No Common interest in the
Consolidation Plan
i’llilllliiiili 66 till
PRfliiiiiE6ill'S 660666
New Prophesy oi the
Manuiaclurers' 'Not Fuliiiled
At the evening service. or the South
“Norwailt Baptist t‘hurch last night the
pastor took for his prelude on curteut
events "The Political Poison in the Le-
cal Pie, " referring to the ‘vletcbnntx
and Manufacturers' banquet no a least
which had been anticipated with keen
delight by a large body (ii men, who be
tiered it. would be the occasion for u.
united expressiOn of faith in the in-
tegrity and possibility 0! this C(lllllllii-
nity. No occasion in many it day had
been looked forward to with such
high expectations.
be the north oi“ a cooperative interest.
and men in all walks ol‘ lite reuppndod
to it with aboundlng pleasure. it Wilt-l
therel‘ore the more regrettable in bear
upon every hand tncn expreuuiug their
tlltlnppointnrent‘ in the thwarted pur-
posé ot‘ the banquet.
There are certain great facts that
we all have a common interest in,
which are vital to our local lite and
progress, and we are equally interest-
ed in the men who, with singluuena or
purpose. are working for the conserva—
tion or what we. nireadt pouueaa. anti
the inauguration of new forces that
will increase our ttfdttltriol and com-
nu-rcial opportunities by which men
had it easier to achieve the purpose of
their lives.
We have a mfiioudntetent in our
local tnditltrtfi, which amnion men
to the goaptil of labor ltiiit _ vibrates
through olir homes and heurtuvthc song
.ol' prosperity and peace.
We have a common interest in both
labor and capital with the mutant in-
vestment oi“ their Wealth and the hour
ing or their burdens in the great en-
terprises which nurture and develop
our citizenu.
We have a common intemut in the
varied and dlYl'i'l-lt" elements in our
composite lite and ill the diatlnctlw
l'tzililll't'h of The Norwuiku with their
charming slits or nature.
We have n «orntuon interest in our
people, («imposing a romttopoillatt pop
ulntion, with their eienu-ntu oi
utreugtll and wenkileou to be cultured
anti amalgamated into the humid of n
mtunron brotherhood.
ilut there (“‘0 some thinuu that we
have no common interest in. and one
iii the politician. The man who prion
neeunlonu tutlde iii the intermt oi the
people for ltil own personal exalte-
llou. "l‘lie mun who matiipuluteu by
nubile iniriuueu to defeat the will or
denim-vary. and contents hits aeliiiilt
nintivou by his hint! and bltniter tor
pure government and u ptouperuuu
rolumunlty. 'i‘be titaliwllo mutton bed
follower of rt-tipeetuhie citizens tor a
leverage to |lmlltilliltl oi trltut.
Moreover we have no couurmu inlutu
est in the quuotion or eutumlldntlou.
No matter how (it'llil‘lblt' ii iii in unit.
but The Norwniku in one npluutlld colit~
monwealth. the more Itmaeoitnn of it
ill to ion the omouldoriunluoe into
llama. of antagonllm. bet it niouu
until uuoh time whim it can feel a
greater ltnpulrie than the politician cub
itivu it.
lly llitl pretreatment] trio poinon. the
politician intutml into the honour of the
bouquet. disappointment and the too
turns and quality or our city iitiii wait
tor the declaration of our common
truth and err-operation for the min
mum of the new prophetiy of the
Merchanto‘ and Monumturoo' Associa-
lion.
it ill not an oceanlon tor illuminate
mom. but rather for a truth vigilance
in our common inlet-onto. For (pro-
fuunder tulth in our institution. and
n more punitive uiiirmotion at that
faith.
TH! WAV tT weitlttl.
"What in love?" the united.
"love." he answered, "to a brand or
mutiny that motion o man call I 300-
pouod woman ill! little toothy
wootoyfhchloogn News.
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Opportunity cream wattle-o.
it. who believed to‘
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l866illi SEE till SHEET
illil Pililil 6i6E iiilili
Most Dclighliul Altair GivcuSolub
day Night in the Town As-
sombiy Hall
A dellghttul shoot and piiiowloaoe
- party was given, suturduy evening; in
the Town Assembly Hall. Wail street.
under the auspices 0‘? three at Nero
walk‘u younger society not. lilly Ray-
mond. iiarr’y Earle anti H. Morton
Weeks. The guests cumemlnd in all
sorts ordnterootlng and ludicrous cou-
tomes, and when at the clone of the
eighth dance, they unmasked. there
were many laughable ourprloéo. panc-
lng was continued until nearly tnitl-
night, to excellent intuiio furnished by
Merchants and gimme” O'C'Wlm. the program in-
lt‘llldlns twenty dances. tour extra and
numerous encoreo.
Among those in attendance were Dr
and Mrs. Cari Axel liaratrom General
tutti Mrs. ittteaellri‘rost. Mr. and Mrs.
Iii ii llurroll. Mrs. Dudllne Raymond
Mrs Walter Munro Mr. and hirii. H.
l“ Price Mr. and Mrs George L. Wood-
ward, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Motrt
gonrery, Mrs. Jennie Lliiell Nunh. Mr.
and Mrs. Tripler. Minn Clementine
(lltolwell. Mills Dorothy (L‘bolwell. Mimi
Mary ilottn. Misa Mary Seymour. Misti
Florence Joneu, hilt-ta Gerard and Mar
garet Gerard, Emily Nunh. Miss Paine.
oi llrookiyn. Mien Enid Shaw. iiciuu
iloita. Frances Harntrom, Miss Rich
urda. lonbel Aller. Mina Dibble, ('llire
iiibhlo, W, F. llitihop. George William.
at Yale l'niversity, Morton Weeks. idly
itnymund, Hurry Earle. Earle lloiihiuu.
iviric itarstrotn. ituytnond (it-rant. A
tllur Murray. Percy Quinlurti. Kenneth
\‘ernntn, Charter Kelly. liuroid (lying-
ton. Godfrey and Norman Shaw and
others.
lliiilililii 6ili8 till Siili
lilliliil 16 Siliii Siliiiii
(‘burit-s .l. Donahue. president or
the State Federation of Labor has call-
ed upon the state board of mediation
and urbttrntlon to not in its oillniuirem
purity in arranging a dettloment of the
strike or lockout ut th’e ilnrttord ltuh
lu'r Works.
The state board bun ticltient been
called upon to use its good tliilt‘t‘tt to
arrange a settlement ol’ labor ti‘(lttllit'tt
between employers and t'iilpioteh and
door. not take lht' initiative iii uurh
matters. leaving it to tin? or the other
parties at interest to reuueat them to
act tin Illt‘dilittlt‘li.
'i‘irry iluttlord 'l‘irenmkcru' union in
flflttlill‘iflit‘ti'wlth the State Federation
oi Labor illltl it to within the provided
of President ilunuhue to take the
atep which he bun, The action or Mr.
Donahue war. not naked tor by the
'l‘ireiuakcru‘ union and they have no
tiltet't knowledge of lip: nt‘tiott. 'i‘iw
titule board of mediation and arbitra-
tion correlate of three members an
pointed by the xovurnol‘. Judge John-
'ltil‘llllltl White. at l-lnrlloid. mu ior
atrrtal yearn a IlltHIlllt'l' or. the board
and the other members were Joiduh
M. llubiiurd of Mlddleiown mitt lil-
rum Port of New Haven.
RED LETTER DAY ton
count EDMONDE or; MIC 13
... .4.me
Yeutt-rtluy Willi it real red letter day
for t‘ouri it‘diuondu he Atuleiti. It‘ori-ol-
out or America. Thirty-live new titeut~
heru were initiated at il‘tiruuteru' Hull.
in ltuilroud avenue. and in addition to
tho tnetubet‘o of the run". there were
many vluitoro in illtl‘tltintl-i'i'. ii‘ullotiv-
but the work. a tltnitrr wnn nerved.
lirnult P. Otltlu. of Court ltdutnnde l-lu
Atltlf‘lit, being intuitnuiotor.
Hutu-rhea were tundra by Stain (lrv
aunt-or ('nllolti. at llridnopori; (thief
Runner titti‘old Monti, of Court lilti-
urondv Dt' Amielo: Deputy tirnntl
Chit-i Runner 'l‘homiui if. Dov/d: .l. I’
(thief hunger l’. Contention: (I. it.
'l‘liotuuti Newman. oi Cnurl Nurrnit;
Pool Clue! Runner Charles J. (little.
of Court lidmondo De Amlrlo; Finan-
elIl herrntory Thoma: Moore. at
Court Narruli. and by Joseph ”invite
and .ioIoph Romano. new members of
Court Edmoude De Amielo.
’l‘ho committee or urrmixetnentn tor
the day we. L‘tlmlloilt‘il of Oscar oin-
que Philip Contention and Frank P.
Oddo.
IMIAlflAlflb.
"Were you milll‘l‘altlm when you
proposed til the. Tom?"
“Artfully; l and over Ilh,tlth.“-~
Byrocono fibroid.
. ,
The spring. men in a light weight
but he can oloo ohmrh a lot of manna
urea-8mm Tritium
Steady Procession oiTaxpayers Pouro
oil into Town Clerk Smith's
Ollice Today
iliii' liiiiill [iii lllii
iii ilEiii 826,666,666
An increase oi About 33.000000
Made by the Assessors
Now that the work of the town nu-
srsnore has been completed. the town
elerk'u more has been burdened all
day. and "lileitn" innumerable, have
bun registered. Town Clerk Smith iii
eotitetuplutlng a visit to peaceful
southern clinics until the turmoil and
tumult lllltl clangor of tongue» in pass-
ed.
Leaving nil joking uaide. there in a
great deal of objection to the incl-outli-
in values that the books tutu cottipiei-
ed show. in nearly every cane. the
property assessment has been mined
and in trinity annex to an amount that
ixt.‘(‘|llH abnormal. Threats of tiniirt
have been heard in several ltlhlnlieea.
and it would not be Hill]ll“liilli:{ if some
very tnteteutinx t'iril entire arose out
oi the leKSltrlilltlll. (Yourplainto are
heard on all xitleu that the assessors
llth' made int-routine in more canes
and not ltr oiheru.
Ariaeanor W. (l. Crockett hold this
morning that a general increase had
been made that would amount to near:
ly a quarter of the entire grand lipid
"And it i had my way. Lwnnltl have
ruined it up to a quarter at a million
urine." he added. wit. home hunt.
"The trouble with live pulpit» (it END!"
Milk in that thtly have hot-n hood to a
low grand list for no long. that thin
charlie surprise: them“. Let them look
at the progreutili‘e townri around them.
and we what the. valuation in. We
limp rained neuth mery pettiou'a Hut
and lune, in many tunes. refused to
pttl it hit high an it ought to have ilt't‘ll
placed. Anywlrerv from non hundred
to slylytiour thouuund dollata lith- been
the iniiemv individually. 'l‘tilu will
make a lower tax rate. reduce it prob
ably to m or nix and a unit tullbt. tn-
ntcati oi nine and a halt. no iii the tax
at pinto-tit We t‘Mwi‘it'll jttxt ouch oil.
irritant and he art- not Silt‘pi‘llu-d nt
tiumr."
All the morning uu-u anti warm-u
poured into the town clmk‘w ollice, and
Town Clerk Smith lent a rvnily our to
their t-ouiplulntu. but ”will was a
twinkle in hit! rye. an be t'illlili'il with
the airflow of t'ullm‘rt. 'i‘lte bilaitlcriii
nun fllt' recalling the fact that one oi
the anumntu'n ball on property in tlu‘
town. and that uuntlu-r did not rule:-
tlte Hat on bin own property. Alto»
nether. it in a tumor of irate tuxpnyeru.
and the lust lllltt not yet been heard
trout them. 'l‘lu- new grand lint will
be undnr Stilttltltldioo. nu thereon» at
about t:l.iltl0,tltitl baring lwnu made
over hurt your.
Moon; thone whose attueuntuelit liua
tut-u greatly rnlM-l urc Marvin lli'otli-
era and Raymond llruthtu'u. 'l‘lie it'll"
tin-r haw had their liut inereuued 30h
tlilii, llllti llit‘ latter 332000. All llvlle
lulund property hurt been inrupoti up
at blu figure». and the property or lire
Nnrwullt (‘lulr ttuiupuuy lltttl lmen rut...
t~t| ".900.
.lnmctl Sutherland, oi the Town
Board of ilolit-l'. olnteu that everyone
who wliihuo will hurt- opportunity to
uppmu before the board to present
munplntntu and it in probable that no
date the large number at remort-
Mruhitl.
«an... my“ . .. MM...
OOUTH NORWALK till-UH~ POOL
TOURNAMENT.
Tho opcming names in the South
Norwallt Club pooliournatnont were
played. satin-tiny night. in nine» A. til.
(i. llavttknd. rated till, defeated (ion.
W. Steven. rated tall. by n score of
tilt in till. in close it. M. W. Osborn.
rotor! oil. defeated Chan. Koch. rated
to, by a trout-e of ill» to till. The union
tonight will be in ohm A. between
(loo. R. Van Alotyoe. Hill. and W. ll.
linker. 120: in olnoo ll. between Muck
Ruth. on. and A. N. 'l‘ltorlouii, 55.
Wu
‘A would lDNLL.
strip to tho wooing wind.
From rook romantic. plunge into the
depths of the men hyallno
note thee with ltlmo ot the cool At-
' our own nation.
‘nr. Mncftwl it‘ll lecture on "Gen
many and it: Ifoop It the Sunday
Evening thallium, l at phoning, drew
a large nanombly. d on was natural.
it includod’n great many of. our Ger-
man eitlzenu.
Previous to the l‘cture Dr. MIctar-
land until he winbed‘lo. empathize that
the institute. an [or a no vilitlux lee»
turors were concert .jave them an
entirely free platform inst in; tree all
his own pulpit at til morning Iorvlce.
The institute. ”ind t church. does not
stand for any llfirttcniartooonomic thu-
orleu, these being tiruly lull. in the
individual nonunion ‘We‘ uonrotimcs
no trom those. wtth phone theories we
may disagree."
Following the utiudi moulcai oerviee
which was appropriately ncloetod from
the works of German component, Dr.
illnetnrluud began his lecture, stating
that his purpose Win to give a new
view point for the great nutrient of in»
pin who come to no "out the old world
bring to us from their native. lands in-
fluences, traditions and inoptrutionn
which are valuable in the tuning of
hum u sketch of
the form of got'otutmrnt and the edu-
cational eiyntenro of the prompt (lur-
tuuu Empire. and paid a high tribute
to the German people. who. int said
were both otolid pad affectionate.
grave and sober, yet aloe lovers or
pleuaure; deeply roliiloun though tend-
lng toward: attention), and white nome-
tlmen rough in exterior yet deeply lion.
umunuit. Ho railed-“attontion to Ger
many no the bottle oi great music, art.
Wiener. poetry and literature. Flo re-
minded blo undienao that we get our
deep philomrphy. and. much of our the.»
olouy from tho tier-mug scholars.
This lecture began with hearts and
extended north to Merlin. closing with
tho Rhliio Ind its historic duties.
which I‘M hitttt‘ilfitl’i ll‘ltluntrutnd with
pitturen. many of them being from
photournpho which Dr Murturlnud had
taken duriun his many violin to the
German father-land.
At the t'lW be reminded lrlu hearers
oi the great influence ei tilv- tlrrmuu
pimple in building up our Within"! t‘l‘
liI't‘l. and told an intereruing incident
which hIptiened during bin rem-at visit
to the worst. llluotruiinn the tart that
our “Pruitt" [pulpit :tt'i'v doopiy inter
t-ntmi in the literary. and other influ-
«act-5 Which eome trout their native
t’tltitltt‘)‘.
Mini. tltiull‘o solo by Schubert, reu»
dirt-d in German, and (‘lrarlea Story
ltnn‘a‘retulertug oi Wauniw'a l’rlle
Song on the violin Were deeply npprect
lttl‘tl.
.—
n. my...”
COUNTRY CLUB WHIBT.
The Country Club Wiriat will meet
'i‘ueaduy afternoon at it o'clock at the
elulr. The luminaries will be Mrs.
Wuytc A. Raymond and Mrs. J. irrlun
illbble.
The "Meta” who pint tho Norwnlku
at bItiltethall tonight at tho armory.
will have a «troll: lineup, inciudlua
thinlu. Btrolti-clter iiivurtti, Murray and
(‘unryg Iii woll known here. excepting
til'tstrtn, who bull boon playing with
l'oughkoepoie. The preliminary union
will be between Norwnlk iiixh honour
and Ileihel lligh Ichotti, at llsitl. Next
Monday night'u more will he mottled
on amount of the Red Men‘u hull.
uptu- '
Mill’s ll. Mht‘Crttektln. of dummy filly.
hart hold the lioutu| and lot on the cor
"tn-r- ot Woodward and ilurritt nveoueu
to iluulel J. Malone and wile. Mr.
and Mrn. Malone will take neuritis-ion
in the near future and after making
considerable inmrovetucnta. will oc-
cupy the prorntlotl purumrnlly. 't‘htI
deal was effected by the real estate
onuncy of .1. m. Layton At. (You the
Daniel outlived. arrt‘uted at the do-
pot. by mum John Toothilip on n
charlie ot ititoxlcntlon und vant'anev.
wuu given till day- in the county lull:
thin morning, by Judge Joseph R.
. 'l‘avlor.
Veterinary Brit-goon Olmatoiul. who
turn boon ill for mute ilnio. to improv-
ing Ilowly. it the onther permits.
he hopes to be onto to no to Bethei.
‘ today. where he will remain during
convnlhuoonoe with hits tron.
Who- I
litany standard article: m being
sold at out price: this won; at A. F.
Boohmnnn I; 003 I. This populnr store
lttlitltl.
And thou-who homo turd dine.
‘i
to noted for gunilty. and anything one
chatted at man hi mtarnniooa try them;
learn." be until, “it Vie are 'willlng to do '
migration. and he showed that the poo- '
Partly cloudy tonight. outlier, dept.
in North Maine; Tuesday tall'. light
utmmoderato variable winds.
till
it illilli
Rev. George Drew Egbert Fired the
Flat. Gun in the Campaign on
Last Sunday Aitetnoon
iillilll lil’ Elli llii
6llil|llil Eililllllii
A Large and Enthusiastic Audience
Gathered in the Y. M. C. A. ‘
Though election in nearllv nine
months away, the uranium In New
Chllnatt‘o no license fight was fired
in a rousing npoerh bolero the Y. M.
(3. A. of that place yenterduy alter.
noon by Rev. George Drew igbort.
ib- nililkt‘ for an hour to a large until
iconttnued on Sixth Page.)
llilillli IiI'S 6lliB~
Hi6 8666i Siiilflil
Memlm Entertatnctl Saturday Even-
ing at the Home. oi J. A.
Hamilton
The Young‘Mon‘n Club. of the South
Norwullt (‘uugrexntlonal Church. spent
an enioyuhle evening. Saturday. at the
home of .l. A. Hamilton, iz’rtl West
street,
tuning the evening games were play-
ed. in the latter part of the evening
ice cream and unite were served. utter
which all art‘to‘ether and gave nouns.
Multit- who rendered by ()war Routing
and Paul Knipplo.
Among those who were invited were
the following:
. Linear Rt-tlllua. William Fort-la. ”(F
ruvr Lawrence. lluniel tlieunon, ll‘rnult
hici‘uurtinnti. J. \‘nrney. i’aul ltnlpple.
illlrcr Jackson. ilnno tintulrurt. llleh-
nrtl (lit-neon. i‘red Armstrong,
There was a committee appointed to
work [or u lIdleii‘ night~ when the club
will invite their Indy friends. Title to
‘etpr-rted to ho February 11', and nuotlr
or good ilmi‘ in niltit‘ipnlml. Next Silt-
niday night there will he a debate on
"Alltliih‘illilt'lll of Football in (‘ullegvm
ulltl Preparatory Rt'hmtlu." The teams
are «imposed of Paul Knlpple and
Fred Artnatroug, who are {or the “hill-
lithment. and Frank Malnutrition and
lingo (luuibuit. who are urtaitm aiml-
luhtueut. The Judges are not yet se-
ltcted, but a good debato is exported.
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BAPTIST CHURCH QUARTET
HAS BEEN REE-ENGAGED
The adjourned truatuenn meeting oi
the south Norwalk ilapiiat church wan
held yesterday morning at the clone or
the regular survive. important that
tern were dlltporiotl of. including the. re-
inlulux oi the prurient. onurtette, com
put-ted ol‘ Mro. .l. Wetllcy O’Connor. no
prune; Mra Franklin Irving i-lnrlth.
t‘ontrulto; Edmund E. t‘rowe, tenor;
J ‘ivuloy O‘Connor, baritone. 'l‘hc
utilitltrrent in favor of thin quortette
was generally and warmly expreuoetl.
uhowlug the apprdciulinn of the church
and community with which this com-
bination of cultured hittgorn are lwid
Archibald Merriam wan also ro-clluutl-
ed on organist. with an advunoo at uni:
My all an exprotitllon of the entrant in
which he to hold. Other matter» of
routine btiuinugo were adjusted.
SERIOUS UPRlSlNG
0F KOREAN .iNSURGENTS
l TOKIO. Jon. alwapootal dispatches,
from Seoul voport a notion: uprising ot‘
iuourxontli iii south lineman. Koren.
‘l‘wunty .inpnneoo settlers are sold to
have been murdered.
ouor llll rue IVI.
In. the night of one of his eyel deit-
troy-to ontordtly by I blank oIrt lilac.
The eartrtdie who shot by a boy coin-
panion. The injured boy had hill eye
pretty well fitted with powder but it to
believed that no harm has been done
to the vision.
‘ .
tint air to one of the many thing!
it in better to given than reactive—-
Chicago New».
‘ jolly time and their hearts were made
.‘ oillll‘ultl with hrotich of the peace.
The young son of Mrs. AiirItl MW“
rltt or south Now-tit. come near hovi ‘
matter.
mm can'rs‘ ,
M ,
.v
”skull!“ am
mm with.» dog.” “In Inigo?
an liililiiiill Wm..."
16.23%?" r3311" mill)!
William J. Whaley Entertains at Hi8 ' 4
Home in Park Street
‘ .
oltNEltAL
inquire it
militiamen at. city. 131 at
WANTED- LADY or NEAT APPEAR-
line“ and fluent talker for permanent
emanatrutlon in city. M“Hoisting to sell
trail, not Martin
’i‘neu my from 2 to b: Wodno y. in.
to o p. m.. till Muhuoltemo Hotel. 181 lit
WANffibwt‘OMl‘RTlnNT Gilli.
chamber maid and waitreuu‘t wage: 32‘:
month inquire Mm. H. 8. Lock wood.
Elmwood Avo. ”little
l
A reception wan given last Saturday mm m ”a my
owning by William J. Whaley. at his
home. No. 19 Park street. in honor at
the Willing Workers. the ten tribes of
Grace ilaptiiit Church. it. was a into
on of appreciation of their good work
under his amusement an president 0!
the board for the term ending with
the your 1909. All the streets had a
wagon. alum, no sober uni
ply Atlantic at Pacific 'l‘oo
ingtou alt.
WANTleA common WOMAN Wit
molt and iuutulreou and to com for lower-
iu.A
do
‘a
floor. t'uil utter Saturday uni-moon It
glad to think their work had been so :3ng A M""“‘“““”» ”2 "N“ AV“- Egg;
highly thought of. Much encourage-
l WANTED—~h‘w‘TY ("ORDi-l SEASON:
meat was given for the coming year' s‘ M Wm... n... 1..."... r “a. c... m
work. An elaborate collation woo lien WANTED» or round) COUPLE.
ved. At it late hour all deported (or three “or tour filt’Illfigrd‘l'un‘lllq' for“? ht
murw fit' llfl‘. U‘" I’ll. (DNA (‘4
”ml” homes. Wltlhltlg Ml“ and MN. ututluu pllirticuinrri. in) "il..” cure
William Whitley the groutoot Ittccesa “'3 firi'f‘f‘fl-mfl‘
in tutui‘e efforts. Among the minute i w‘mrfip iour Fll’tF‘lMANghd mm
‘ n a l W 1 l3 fllll love I v
present were: Mrs. D. Forest. Mra- V Juli-.6 Apply). Ilouuytou nun-noun»...
Cutler. Mrs. ilyrnn. Mrs. L. Bailey. in”!
Mru, J. White and Mrs. Powell. Among
the guests present was Miss Ola Ten,
lb-wnytou, t onn.
WANTED-4N) 131.7 Y. ALL. KINDS 0!“.
hit. Mr J. White, Mr. Powell
-MWMM.
nettle and poultry Berll price-u paid. Ex-
tra riot-u for cuiveti. ll. Friedman. Con-
nect cut Turnpike. South Nurualk. Tel.
'i‘ho‘ir'orwalk Fire Department wail
2B7-it. 016
wooden» snow THUUtilANDd mum-
calted out on the double quick about
6:30 Saturday evening in response to
M“ bedu. Pay the bin-hen! cash Eco
do. our.
an about turned in by First Austen-n!
Antique furniture. Adore”
Sentinel (Juice.
TO LET
TO LET Nix ROOMS. BATH Fifth.
nit lino r. No l Hnrrttt Ave. intuit-o
noun trinxweiler. 3': Quinton! Ave. J 8“
Chief WiliiIm .l. Powell. The blaze
was in the big chimney at the rear of ‘ m ) u ‘ M.) n u m improve
. it lnllt it) I o,
the Norwnik Hotel, and is thought to $3.3 imlm... n. J, nymph... ”If?
have been due to a “I”! hated tortory. 1‘. South Main i-lt.
stove. There was plenty of excitement . . FOR SALE.
tor a tow mlnuteI. with waitresses
FOR EALE—THREE BOSTON TER-
rlo-r puppies. igreett. inquire "328%
"ven—
125 tit
OLETmt‘tlTTAUiC Six lttxiMi-l. 61
To LET t~t\ i-‘ hoopla. to (YRORS 81‘.
South Nora-:ttik rim "2. in ulre J. A.
Rudder. Hill South Main St. 'cl. 133:.“ out
laden with steaming dishes rthing in-
to the next room to prevent the soot Raymund, to orth Main or
from reaching thfl food. ‘nd firemen "is“ “ALE__G(I)(")IJ Six J??? xglzgvg;
mor me. nun “'8 4 n B .
endeavoring to get at the blue. Three gum“ "mum Tel 8. 188
extinguishers did the work and prac- m
tienlly no damage was done. Drivers FOUND-
Coolt utid Coroorlu rounonded within :0 ND A 81‘ b H . .
a very short time litter the alarm was M, ”(was a“ “3% .
h Wu TI' on IND (I
not in. and but the extinxuhlhen ploy. 1mm mmm‘mnfim
tag on the blue. .
,mgpgmf mscamnaofia'fw
lMPORTANT CHANGES AT
NOTICE ~t'l‘ltl MISTA
. Town Aaaumhlv turdayn
M'LLERS SHIP YARD lull! pair of hill it it urtlcn we
on it the party w u but correti ton
lair will Cfllninilnk‘flh' with 3‘.‘ ”let:
.tbiwurd H. Miller is making some :ldll!‘ 1“" “’"3 “c ""3“ “m
wry irnpnrtant (‘hmtgt'fi at his marine w M“-..
lilil\\'il)’ and hauling out lllth.’ at BUSINESS NOTICES.
Enllthvilie. At present a mud drodger
in dining :l basin. l'i‘hxlfr feet, in from
iri his ways. in which there will be
eight tent at low water. and which will
enable hint to trundle larger vessels
than heretotnre. and will provide a
MANIION noun. om; wintertim-
ton St. now open for bullpen under new
munaxcinont. Thoroughly "traveled and
"furnished. Table first clue: all home
not letting Ind bolting. .aRItII rel-atroph-
t" l" Teller. Prop. 13
run TRIATID FOR lNBEC’l‘fl AND
at. "noon. Tron trihtmod pruned and tar--
till-ed. cavities cloned. t
must complete outfit for general class Intruder).
out i l I an oodh tiun Trio.
of remote up to eight feet draught film “had". «3’: (Tu turmoil".
Mr. Miller already has three pets at
ways, which are operated by gusolcur
point. This neurion he expects to in
clean» err-o these facilities, be having
weigh-t Ind entomologist. .N‘ormlt.
ILICTRO PLATINO
(“idiom 00va per.
a
ALI. KIND).
on” no okal. omen.
id. tun mom «I bllfi ynoh t tn-
tuude quite u purrhaae of land to the $251; ”(t'ii'flrinii‘ég :2. mall‘s? om
tiouth, which will increase the ripe “U'G‘x‘fihf “W“ 3.- " “"'
oil); of bin hauiiuxiilut yard. 'l‘ltla W i... - *m“ '
ti tr n Watson trout twat ti hi :1 very '
' “ ‘ ' ‘ PROFESSIONAL.
busy one or hint, and as soon no the
weather permits he will cotutnence
overhauling a large number of boats
which he has to get in comtniunlou
MlBB M. I. LII. Sill‘ltANO. AND AIR.
iluvlll li‘. Albrecht. i‘unur till w~ell known
winners in tin Firm M l.. birttreh (tho
ir
Millie pupihi. lliult~cluwt method Iutl
[ruining nurtured. Aytdreati it lillit ntroet.
early. :3! Qt
A Ht LD TAYLO MtlllAM.
Ar "ms ANANiAs ctue. m'érhro‘i-im. labort u‘ii‘Miil‘iiil
No
"i niu't lnIultln' oi yer , ltell yer l'm
simply eulllu‘ of yer a liar. and yer are
one?" Friendly relutlonu rounmett.~-
t'uek.
rt method. Ornnlot
Sign: Church. amount BINHA
'l‘o till-4.
“hi—I-
W
one. AISTHORPE INTIRTAIM.‘
Mrti. (liturleu ii. Alottlorpe ontortbini
ed a company of friendlrflaturdny It-
ternonu, at her home lu‘Qerlow Ive
nae. in honor of her «out. Mt‘I. Etn-
ory Simpson. oi’ PeokaiiL Brittle on
it mantra of the uni-moon. there he-
iug tour tnbien and artery pinpoint
TAKE STOCK.
ii in mid that not om person in ten
in polite. Have you looked yuuraelt
over lately? ~Atchtoon Giotto.
t...
E. i,. Hoht-nihnll. of South Manches-
tcr. (lrond Worthy Potriareh of the time for "“9 “Ml“ company. The"
Bone oi Temperance. will make hltt nn- “9"“ ”’0 prlzen, "“3 . 0"" Ml”:
awarded to Mr». Minot and the would
to blur. gnome (lodl‘roy.
freuhtuenia were pervade .
ABM CAUGHT lN MAOHINIBIAK.
Harvey Jarvis. or nowaytnu. erupt”?
ed at the Norwalk lrtin Worki. VII
painfully injured this morning. while
at Work by genius his lett arm would
in a iroworful gear.
until virilt to Cont-urn l‘llvlulun. 8. of
'I‘.1 thlu evening. itofroahnumtu will
be nervod at the clone and n general
social time will he enjoyed. All morn-
nero are reoriented to ho prompt.
W
The ratio or Mike Krocco. continued
from last Monday. woo til-polled M in
the pollen court. thio morning. by
Judge .ionoph it. Taylor-polio discharg-
ed the accused. who wu‘tletonded by
Attorney .1. .1. Canon. KroIeo hId
been arrested originally by Special
Officer Clarence Germunettl and who
“ A pointer named on the potion biot-
tmtui Britten Dutiiuli woo nrronted.
about mtdnlxht. Saturday night, in
Railroad nvonuo. A chum tit drunk
optimum limbo! the ounce .vm
protorretl. gillo‘mltva All days in
Jail thin morning. .
”W 0
"The day‘s an awfully Ihort jllht
now. i got up It him today and at
(out it was dark otreody.”wil‘llemdh
The physician took eight or ten lthll‘
arm [the arm to old“ on worth“: a
IOUTH NORWALK PM! P0649
POOL.
ritual. in the pool watercolour at on:
South Norwollt Fire PGMI Without
hammers. its. war defeated by Me
thur 'l‘mll. nil.
to tit. and lltrnoot amnion...
fill, in the Icon at 160 to”.
”65‘
WANTIDmDRlYER‘ roadruntl‘tnnr .
to. _
)1“. HT. BE ‘
Dainty - ton, ‘
Two more: were pimp. Sounder
by tho item til it
m dotohtod by F'. Mollie Wt
'l'
’i‘ho aim we: . 4'
ripped. torn and skinned to a more or ‘ ,
’ltzn degree. but lortitniiioly lt‘ iI‘n’ot , -
exported that there Will ho any oorlpit‘o
multo. Mr Jnrvln went to the onion "
of Dr. Jean numortior ftir treatment. :’
Norwalk Chronicler