to a Stop sit lite Locomotives Came Togclhcr-Pusuchperu
. From Their Seals and Several Sustained Bruises. But No
lniury—Trallit’: on the West- Bound Tracks Delayed About in
Yesterday Ailernoon at 4:45 oClock
Pltii iii an lltltltlllt litillll-tllt
ummnmmmmmr
rt... cation and ”Milkmen in.
to. Have“ New Proprietors
A his hotel deal which. hi counted
, _ upon to he of much importance to'ihe
Engineer Frank Pomcroy Passed by the Salcly Signals Set Against His
Train Near the Railroad Drawliridpe, as the Pittalieid Express Had
the Right oi Way on lllt'. Westbound Tracks
Several hundred people had grim
death more than ataro thorn in tho.
face, late yesterday afternoon. \vlion
two oxproas passenger trains collided
bend-on at about the mlddlo of the
Washington otroet bridgo. ’l‘hnt not a
single life was loat in unlit-thud to tho
promptnoas with “'llit‘ll tho trains
were slowed down as soon as the run-
iit'trtlt-c engineers diacovcrod the
plight thoy wero tn. 'l‘ho pnsaougoru
wcro of course shaken up. hill an far
as could ho. ascertained not any of
them were seriously lnjttrt-d by tho
novel-c Jolt at the impact.
Tho collision watt also romarknblo
for the small amount. of damage that
was done to either train. 'l‘ho only
visible sign or disorder after the trains
mot were two brokon locomotive pilots,
shuttered cab windows, and the coal
unaltered along the trucks and down
in Washington at gt, and tho slut-o. of
tho Copy right Glazing Company to tho
htahnckomo Hotel bliicil. on the North
Main street side. A chunk of iron.
Buildings in White Street. Owned by
a Bridgeport Mutt. Burned
M...
liANllllliY. Fol). 3.-i~‘ii'o party to-
tluy tloatroyod tho Wu lllllit‘l‘ Hilli‘lt‘ii
of the two trutnt- buildings on White.
:ttt'oot ownotl by tho outline of t‘ltnt'lca
ll. littwloy, or Hrtdgoport. 'l‘lto fire
started In a club room on tho not-turd
story of u tht‘tto ttlory t'rnitto building.
and spread to tho two ll|ilit‘l"iltt)llen ot
a {outwith-y building adjoining; 'l‘ht-
tlro itprt-nd rapidly and tho family of
Paul lt‘orkol. living on ”it- top floor of
tho building. wilt-rd tho lll‘i‘ ntnrtotl.
narrowly oncopcd with illtill' lll’t‘h.
l-‘orltcl. who in n cripple. was out-rind
down by tho tit-union, who on tltolr ro-
turn woro tllittllltl to not into tho lt‘or-
ltol apartments and nave lltotr lit-long»
liigu.
'i‘ho tons on tho building and to lirln.
shy & (totiipany nod Clint-tort Stuntu
who had atom; on the round littora
of tho buildings will Iiu not to $30..
000. Tho (tattoo of tho‘llro to unknown.
Dru! Barringtdn ‘8.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mann. Ft‘li.
:i~~'l'ltlt‘i_\'-tive ttottntlly ointi- nttoittit at
ilio lltilol Mllittr llt‘tl littri'lotlly to tho
ntittol. onrly today. who" u tlro was
tl'lut-ovorotl lit a clothing Ht‘t} totaled
under the hotel tilinox. Tlli'tlllni'ii watt
ownotl by Harry (tuition. whotto. tiltlt'it
of clothing tttitt dry goods. vulnoti at
89,000. was doatroyed. 'l‘ho t-iotliltitr
Hltil'i‘ or T. .l. Kcarln. adjoining (told-
on'tt storo. tittntttiiicd ti loan or $3,000.
mainly by smoke and wator. 'l‘lto ot-
tloott of tho Bcrlrtthlrti Courier: it ivt-tvlt-
ly itcwapnpor. wuro tlootlotl. Tho Ho-
tol Mllict- oncupodlnittry. 'i‘otttl loan
by MP about 116.000.
rumor CHURCH Dorcas
' ACTION on RECFOR
A spot-int morning of tho momhuru of
h'l‘rliiily Eiiluoopal l’si-tttli was hold tutti
ovuntnii. Thai-c wait n largo atlontl
once. and Frederick l. .toutnt was the
rimming utiloor. ballot-til momttora
- participated in the bullhonn matters oi"
the evening.
The matter or calling a receipt wan
thoroulhly dtenuuoed, and was tell
for hit-titer coucidertttlon, and future
notion.
Wh
Milan want me. pay.
.i‘
weighing perhaps 2:. pountltt. tho l-lillllt,‘
being part. of ono of the locomotive pl-
lols, had boon hurlctl through a bi-l
plate glass allow window. and the
woodwork inside the Moro.
'l‘ho trnina which llgurod in tho no-
(‘ltlt'nl were a [tuition-Sprtntitlold-Notv
York express. known on .\‘o. hit. which
is doc to tout-t.- iirtdgoport at t:l:l. with
Sittinl’ord the next stop, and tho i'ltlu-
lioltl oxpt‘oaa from Now York. duo in
loot-o, South Norwnllt at l;ltl. The two
trains t‘ilillt‘ together just nttor llli‘
i‘ltttttiold train. No. 240. in t-hnrgo oi
t‘outlnt-lor .loltn Dyna and l'SIi-gllli'i‘l‘
linniol Maillot-y. had tuntio tho oroait-
ovor ttntl Wits liontlml r... tho litiultnry
division. The Now York hound truth.
in ohm-no ol' Conductor Smith Wat-loot-
and Engiuoor Frank l’omt-my. \t-ottlti
ltnvo passed this point aovot-ttl mlnntt-rt
botoro bud alto been on tltno. in or-
der to rout-h tho littnbury traoltti.
trains pass over auroral ntttidrotl loci
‘~VT“MMmm‘
immmmm_
termination on Sixth Plan-l
ill Riilii lllllllli
Mr. Corliin Construea Statement Rc~
parding Sitting ol Boards
l-‘oi- tlio Information of tho chttio
ntou oi the llourtlti of rolicl‘ of tho til“
tot-tint toil-nu ill tho titaitt, ’l‘nx Cout-
tniaatouor William ll. ('orbln lit ltl‘lltl‘
lug out t-trt-ular loliora. lll which he
tpiotoa tho nttornoy nonornl'n lutorpro-
intiun of tho atntutoa in regard to tho
longtii of than that Boards of ratio!
should nit. ,Tho toxt of tho lt-ltt-r lit
utt iollowa:
Hitl‘llvt'tl, lt‘ob. l. lllltl
Dt-m' SII'.---At tliv blunting til tho.
tncinborit of tho Iiourtiu ot rollot hold
til tho utoto capitol Thursday liittll"
noon, Jun. 27. il‘toro watt conuldornhlo
dtuctinaion m. to wholltor Poltrtiary :il
or thin your oonld he luoludud anionic
tho tinyit in which the Board in 'oilul
oould hour apponiu. no provide-f. in two.
that 2352 of tho tlciturul fitntutoa.
l have taken up tho tiiiittor ttii‘thor
wttlt Attoruoy (it‘llt‘l‘ill Hillt'Olllli and
ho uttvttton that lit rotltoulttu tho ‘30
titty-it thc calendar tltlyll should he nut-d.
int'lutlinii sand-ya and ti lttl‘lfl ooh.
airttctton ot‘lho oxprouulon lti tho Ital.»
nto "within twenty dnytt tltoronttor"
would ititllontt- that it would ho. prop-
ur to uao tho twonty-tlrnl day in boar
lug npponlu. ilo alao tainted that to
hint jutltrtuont. tho lionrd of relief or
ovory town lllOllltl all for hotli'lnu on
it‘ob. :Zl. tho that tiny provided tor lip-
ponln, rennrdloun of tho litinilior ot'
thii'it it had boon ill sou-ton provtotta to
tliut~tttno mid iurthor that no Board
or itoltoi should adjourn finally until
on or tilltli’ tho twentynrttt day.
i give you this information. think-
ing pouulbly that It my guide tho ao-
tlon at your hoard roltttlvo to tlatoti
for hearing: etc.
Your-ti vory truly. ’
WllablAM ll. (millilN.
Tait Cuiitntliittloncr.
Stxi'or’i‘na cnaw or A
swaotsu STEAMER LOST
HAMBURG nebula-int. Swedloh
ateamcr Annie collided with the tier»
mun nhip attention netti- (illicit-tutti. on
tho ililbe. twentytnlno ,trilictt northwest
or here but night. The Audio unit
humanititely. ll: of her crew were
dmnfll.
.conatdorablc length of time
interests or the City at South Nor-
. lit will in all probability. it to trial
he consummated thtu afternoon tit
o cc of th‘iblfli a Davis. in Nor-
and Mrs. Harry Pepper. owncro
or tlttit’ property. arrived in South Nori
i5 early this attornoon and went
iiicdl‘tttely to Norwsllt in otinncctlon
H' “will: the transaction. They stated that
at the limo they could not make any
statement, but might be able to betoro
the afternoon won over. The intend
lug purchaser is a New York men
natnod William Stovona. titiid to in!
motility. The deal htta been 0n fer a
through
the agency of H. E. Donn & Son. oi
Norwallt.
it. in understood to be Mr. Stcvcna'
intention, it ho completes tho tranche.
tion, as it appeared he would, to over.
built the hotel from top to bottom and
again Dltu‘t.‘ it on the high footing that
it hold at ono limo.
lint-inn tho first years of tho Hotel
t‘llthml there was no liner llttlo hotel
in tho slate at Connecticut. and at
that tltno it painted it wltlc reputation
During tho punt two or thrco yours
hon-over, it hna not had tho. prestige
that. it formerly hold.
The. public tally roalltioa tho ndvnn.
intro of bat-int: as lllllll)‘ llrut-olaaa ho-
lt‘lti nit possiblo in tho campaign of
building up tho oily. and it into boon
n court-o ot‘ innob regret that tho (‘llt-
tord has not llt‘ltl tta onrly poultioti
mor itiuoo ll begin buainotta.
Belmont Changes Hands.
'i'ho ilolmout. iintcl tn Railroad avo-
uuo hart also changed handgo attains.
’l‘ltn proprietor, Mra. l. .i. Pardon
hold out yesterday to portion trout
liitlllilli'l.‘ hint l’ardoo and hor lino
hand woto in bnalnosn at tho Colum
bio ltottel ttt Dalton before coming to
South .\‘orwaili, intend to no in New
llurtt‘ortl to run the New Hartford liti-
lot.
mommy
nmmm
Wile oi Wealthy Clubman is Also
Awarded Alimony ol “0.090
it Your
4. . 4m, 4....
NF“ rymut, it‘.ott Britta Muty
liltttt tittiknw wot-t iotltty grnittod u 30])»
llrillioo lrmit lll‘l‘ litit-tlinntl. W. (iottlti
liroknw, ilto tnltilomtiro oluhtnnn lllitl
noolotr man, and wait nwnrdod alimony
of Slfidltlti it your. Tho dooiaton was
haudotl down lll tho Supromo t'otiri ul
.\lltiootn, by .lnatioo l‘ntnlitn. botoro
\ritont tho (that! won triud. 'l‘llo nopnr-
titton watt grttutod tilt tho ground ot
donor-lion.
.luttltt-o l’lllllllll'it dot-intuit lit a long
m-.-
v
otto, tolling tip nighloten lypowrttton
patios.
Tho llroknw tritti watt unit or tho
louxoat lllltl moat aonuattonat to tho
htulory or aritnrtitlon with in tho utnto
Nilli'itl and when it untlotl. oouiutol tor
Mrtt. Brokaw otntiuod u victory Wllit‘il
tho othor nido. howovor. wait out will-
ton to concerto.
.\lru. Brokaw nuliotl it uoparntton and
until) it month alimony. itho chat-trod
cruelty and tiliniirlontnont and for tlnyn
ootrttptotl lilo witiiottttt tltund tolling in
detail how. on allotted. ttho butt boon
aplotl upon by oorvntittt at Ml‘ lirolo
nw'a direction while Illtl watt ntnylug
in tho Mkaw roaitlcnco at (ii-out
Nook, l.. l.. and Mr. llrokatv watt at
lilo hunting lodge In High Point. N.
it. llcr husband had iioulct-totl her
and blighted her. uho cltilinod. and tin.
itlly nlintidonod lit-r. t-lho nttribtitod
lllil conduct to uttiuatliiubio loulouly
and but temper.
0n omouxatiilnntlon Mr. iiroirnw'ti
counsel tried to chew that her butt
band'u icttlouey will! lliatitlorl. She
won salted about a button thirty and
other metal happon’innu at Great Neck
tintl totem-limit from the absent hum
band were produced demanding to
know it ttuoh rind lilt‘li a man had been
entertained with him. nrolraw'u wo~
than friends on those ocoutontt. hire.
Brokaw pemtutently dnnipd that itho
had ever carried on ltirtatlonu or in
any my given her husband canoe tor
leniency. .
The ttiltili‘lm and lottoru trout
Broituw to the Grant Neck employers.
rend into the evidence, enlivened the
ll‘liil appreciably.
m“
it taken 3 brillit mind to appreciate
it binning in «hurdle.
acne oi the “W. Heard More
a Lame A
“Mrs Perkin? . to Her Experience
Willhl MU Hurihuii
Mirth and comedyi-sntced with local.
pointed. poignant mutt ran riot lnut
evening to the. NOt'Vlillk lltxh aohooi
assembly room for junior two hoot-a.
when it comedy par nxcolloucc. known
as a mock trial. VIQ‘ trirtl out and a
verdict rendered. tilt in one. evening.
And each a'room {all of spectators
(Continued on Sixth Pox-i.
W
ammo
mtmm
“Prune Apple Tmfeliruury l5. and
Set Your Hens tin March 2‘2. "
is the Oiiiésl Edict
l’ilNXSli’l‘AWNEY. l'n.. l-‘t-h. .'l.~
‘i’oittt-rtt't: watt tho grout tiny oi the
your in t’onxtttttnwncy. tho boom ot
the mound ban. The neoplo ntlimd
in thoir Sunday host committed in the
public aqttnre til noon to hear Bunions
l-‘rooao bland tho hilltctel built-tin [ruin
the ground box n't-nthor works. whitt-
in. titan nod Ilrlpott wort llnuntod in
the and Ill: mote weeks or win-
tor on more
This to tho oliolnt lmllotln:—-"1‘ho
littlrirtl nlittrlov watt t‘iliti nor-nun the of-
fltlttl Krttuntl hog hulo at it o'clot-lt
thin morning. 'i‘ho uhutluw \run inngout
ttt t‘iiilt‘t' min.» 23 tlt'LZi‘i't‘S utlti Sltlt’d
rtittnro (ill ”to mini Riilllti o! Millt‘r
Hound born. This lottlt-ult-n himttor)‘
\"t'tttlltT until t-it. I'ltii‘it‘it'rt titti. Thorn
nill ho notirl ftixbhilt‘lliltl'.‘ l-‘ob. 21'
Plot..- your uppio‘trt-t-s l“l'll. if. unit
"not" your butt om-hiu hour; Mart-h 22.
will «ion in ii tint on St \‘.tloutltto'a
till: your muetttrait row for ill" t-uliiu
tlfl‘ and tho Nii'nlltiit'it will liviit‘iil‘
April. “7 "
l‘htn l... (‘lillhitli‘rt’d ti tliio prot-iom‘tu
lluu.
nmmmo‘
nmmmn
Ellington. Conn. lt‘ob 3..»Whon
Iltoiitliot'ii of tho. Ellington (,‘ongroitto
tlonat ohuroli adjouruod trout their air
until nttppor in tho parlor-a of tho
t‘htlt‘l'll that night and wont out to tho
busily itliod to pot lltoir turnouts tor
tho homo trip, it and Hilllt' or ninth-a
thit found to burial in tho utiod.
iiurtng tho ttnppor it hot-no thlol hull
otilorotl tho short and played havoo
with tho hnrnoan or the \’lti‘ltitil roams
hilt-bod thorn. having cut and ulnrthod
brilliant and linen in n maniacal man
"or. Hmvovor. only not» born.» and bug-
or. tho property or Olin $honror, was
atolou. At; the thin! lintl abundant op-
portunity to utility. away with it: many
othor herons and turtmtun, aovornl oi
which wore vttlulhlo, no he had cared
to, it in thought ho wait more at it vnn-
tint than a third, hoitui ptiuaonaod with
tin overwhelming dottlrtt to dontroy tine
burnout. 'l‘ho nuthortltoa hat-ti boon
notltlod and are today looking for
t-lttce.
can...
«u-
WALTIR IWiNO OURPMOED.
Waite-r inviting wait louder-ed it our.
price lttttt ovontnc by shoal. llttoan or
his young triondn tit lilo homo. till MA-
itlo strut-t, Norwulk. Guinea and mu-
ttlc were enjoyed and later on tho ovovq
nlng rotreshtnonia vim tterveld 't‘houc
prurient included: Klihryn Maihin.
Dorie (innit-or. Nettle Bullock. Flor.
once hairline. Flat-om Bonito. Maud
weltwooti. Janet. Minn. tint-t Cramp
ton. Kenneth Scout-id. hareilcid Barns.
behind clout. Min-rill Burr. Stanley
Baldwin. Che-tor Buttery and intirniin
Gmnwood
A complain macaroni or curtain
titular-lair will no inlaid tit til. it. Bonito.
, D
"ottloeru ot' the independent
Odd Fellown which may recall soon In .
the breaking up of the various “no. .
Letter lrom. Grand Sire Orduru' All
Members to Withdraw lt‘titll' Them '
A atop has been taken by t grand
rdor of
turbine of the "Oriental Order of Hit-
mility and Perfection." at least an an
adjunct oi Odd Fellowship.
A circular letter but been sent out
by Grand Sire Kuydenthnl. 0! Santana.
in brioi’ ll order-a all momborl of the
Odd Fellown to withdraw from the
(tribunal Order of Humility and Pore
faction within thirty days after the re-
celpt of thin letter under penalty of
expulttlon trout Odd Fellowahlp.
This order is composed only 0! Odd
Fellows in good standing. and la a
purely social annotation: and while
correlating ot Odd""li‘ellows. it in never-
tholoaa aepnrate from Odd Fellowship.
The chief canoe of complaint against
the. aanctortnna. an thc.lodgca at this
order are called. in said to be. that they
refuse to recognize the grand unicorn
oi Odd Follow-a and respect their or-
tloru. Another cause for the dlaillte
shown the aanctorttntn. it is claimed. is
that they aro purely social in orxanh
nation and intro boon largely roapon~
aiblc for the falling off in attendance
or Odd Fellows In good standing at the
ntectlnun of their regular lodge.
White thin lotior in very drnuiic. it
is nevertheless said to be. necouatirtly
no. an the auiotoruma have once or
more changed their charters and or-
ganization to oacapo mtldcr rulings. it
in thought that practically tilt of tho.
aanctorttni menthol-u will tut once giro
tip their inotnbornhip ruthor than lone
thoir connotation with the Odd Fellows.
Anoihor lcttor lltili also boon‘ocolvod
from tho grand titre warning that
books purporting to contain the “writ-
ten and unwritton" secrets of Odd l-‘ol-
lowahip nro lining otlt-rotl tor stile. and
ordering atcpit tnkon to hoop thcuc
bookn from circulation.
Sholttnnh Sanctorum. at Booth Nor-
wnlit. was the tlrnt mncttirum institut-
ed in tho aisle of (,‘ttnuootlctrt. and the
local mambo» are liter-clove especially
intomted Slum then ennctorumu
have boon mnbitaliod in New lint-on.
lirtdxt-pnrt bd 1--.innbui) The South
.\'orwttlit nanotornm nan lnutttulotl
about running-urn aim and lino boon a
lively organization. its torritory cor-
ora ’l‘hc Ntil'willlitt. Slillllitli‘d and New
t‘unaan. ‘
nmmmn
hmmmn
Powers Appeun Determined to Assure
.. Strict Adhcranro to Agreement
MALTA. Full. 3 . 'l‘ht- ilriiltllt bullio-
nlilp litttirnti, fluxitltip of llonr-Adtnlrnl
Sir (it'til‘gt‘ Autloy t‘nllnnltnn. aorond lu
otmtinnntl oi “to British iltotlllorrstr
onn tloet, with tho orntuorn lancuntor.
Minors-n and Bartram and tour torpedo
boat tlttntroyoru. lll't\'t‘ loll born for PI—
raoutt, tho port at Aihontt. tlrooito,
Tho tlittptitch of tho ilrittnh squadron
to pll‘flt‘llil iii indicative of tho tllltl'l‘lll'
lillliiotl of tho lntoreatod powortt, (‘lmnt
liritnln. Rttnuln. Franco and Italy, to
narrow it utrtot ntlhoronoc to tho nut-cot
tnont untior which tho international
tort-tut Wot-o withdrawn trout i‘roto. At
tho tiiuo tho Crotntttt uoloinnly pront-
lttoti to inko no tttopu ttgatnat utrnluui
tho aor-orulitnty or Turkoy. Tho rooonl
dot-tidbit or Kin“ tioorao of (trout-c to
convoko a national tittttoinltly wan lol-
iowott by roporta that tho Cretana
would attempt to court dolontun to
that body.
mMMf »
mmmmm
lllllltldN. ll‘ob. tern mu nt‘llctttuy
nnnounood tadiiy that tho tat-ill nego-
ttattotnt hail liladu iiitt'll program that
ii bill tor tho‘ rowintton at trade rain.
tioittt horn-con tint-utility and the
milled Staten had been passed already
by the it‘ttrlot-ni Council and would be
introduced in the Reioluttti; this no
mam ..
Air-timing that tho manure lano-
tlohorl by the coupon will be ttdoptnd
by tho loci-inure body it may be re
ant-tint! tut certain that Germany It Inn»
and tin-iiil ivlll not be applied to Ame:
lcttn impiirtti alter Feb 7. as Would
have boon the one had the diplomatic
enchant“ tailed.
Mr. and mo. Joint Hyde have enter»
on into the motel-loo oi' houueiteeiilnn
WATMR FORECAM‘L
Rain or mo... Wright; Friday. tale
and colder; moderate variable wind.
incoming brink Mitt high north and ,
northwest mutant.
Norwalltl‘i'Oystermen lniteresled in the
Report ol the United States Dc-
parlmctil oi And culture
mmmm
umamt
Hi: Duty? to to See'll at the Laws
Frittiiioos Are Cdl'ricd Out
w—dk
F. ii. Raynor. who. all finnoaacod in
The Sentinel some woblta ago. crime
to this city and stated at the oyster
cambllahmentu and other places. that
ho was tin inspector llbr the govern-
ment under the pure food law. is still
very much in evidence hero.
Raynor“; duty in to son that the law's
provisions are carried out. Tito prln~
clpal trouble has been that the people.
especially the uyatermdtn. were not la-
tuiltnr with the technicalities of the
law. This unlaiuilinrtiiy. it baa been
i’cnrcd. would result tnlinjury to their
business. it can readily be soon that
(Continued on Fourth Page.) .
i—-—
Stilt lilll Bilillll
ill llliiil BUSINESS
. Mb
Death ol Well-known.Strtillord Man
3 Shock to His Thwnspeople
-tiv—
STRA'I‘l-‘ORD. Feb. 3.~(;oorgo K.
Wilson. who died so puddenly Thon-
day night, had it alight! attack or indi-
ncltton in the afternoon and sent for
Dr. Lotta. who did not think the hilt-
tcr serious. There yin a renewal of
the utiliili WT“: tr‘olock. not. be
rare. but. with out» pitta in the atom
noh lie but ioninrltcil during the day
that ho to! oxhauatod,;snd niahod he
could 80 won. for it rtist. illa health
its... been poor tor noun-2 tlnto, but not
itni'ltrionily to cxrito alarm. About.
in o‘clock iit tho ovonlng tho apparent
attach (it indignation atguln mantle-at-
od ttaolt. tutti .\ir. Wllatou wont to his
room, atlor boring tnlttrii u brink walk
t-iomo of tho faintly noun! a peculiar
gurgling noise, and noting to his room.
found hittt dontl. 'l‘lio newts of his
donlh bna product-d a profound shook
in town whore he want widely known
and inuoh rt-upm-tod. lilo comes of an
old lnnttly ot' Wllaontt, which owned a
largo outato ut illnt-h illicit. Mo was
it member or tho Son of tho. Rovoltt
lion, and ltclongod to trinity l‘rrttorunl
nor-lotion.
'l‘lio bttainoaa will but carried on by
his unit. (loorgo K. thtlon. .ir.
Mi. ~—
CONGRJSGATIONAU WOMAN‘S
ASSOCIATIillN MEETING
t...
Mis. D. C. Egglesion.
til Sound Beat-it
Gives an Address oil The Malt-
ing ol o Ntition
W“?—
Ttio \l‘omnii‘a .\antrl-lntion or the
South Mll‘Wiilk Uotixrotilullonul Church,
hold a moat utitoontul lllll‘tlllllil malt-r-
tiny afternoon in tho ltbrtnro rooui of
‘ tho ohm-oh
Mitt it‘rttnit lnntlor i an tippotntotl
ao-t-rotnry pro tom tlurtllltt tho. nituenoo
of tho rtutulat- ott'tottr in tho south.
lot. the business martin-g annotinco-
tnent waa made of a supper to be xiv
on on Fobrunrr to. unit ll' tlic atiaplooa
oi thu aacoohtlon under tho Ronurnl
management or hire. Gt rgo 9‘. home.
The devotional exertions worn led
by litre. (l. 8. Kondalh
Tho midi-one ol’ the allot-noon wait on
the subject. The Making of a Nation.
tracing the dovolopm at ot iiawnlt
truth the time ot the ilioovcry or the
lllitllilli by Captain Codie in tho onrly
part or the eighteenth century down
to tho oration-t. and wu given by Mrs.
D C. maintain of So all Bunch. who
has went some time i the islands or
the Pacific.
The roots! period w
itrtt. lt‘rii. honour and
ln ohm-go ot
handy."
h‘
til: 0 Mutual Iii-m. Norwallt.
“a :i‘. ".5 '
1 TWO CENTS:
““1- =2:
WANTID-BOY TO LEARN SURVEY-
iutttt Norwalit.
5 Railroad
Ave. til tit
WANTED «- BOARD FOR SMALL
baby. in good family. Will try no per
month. inquire ovoninoe.
WANTED-«WASHING AND IRONING
to do at homo. lnoulro ii Ely Ave. not
iicc work. inquire. (it
WANTED—GIRLS F It LIGHT 0F-
aahington an“
work in n faintly of twa. A good
for a middle timid woman. Apply
WANTED—«A WOMAN TO DO HOUBE-
home
to H.
li. (lorham. 207 1hiat Washington it‘ll. tit
WANTED-”MORTGAGES. Nanny
loan on lll'til~(2lii.lm tnort
tilllotil‘lltt from $1.500 rum
Iiiil applications. to .l.
Inc... 5 Railroad
South
\i'ulk
avonuo.
YTO
o security in
upwards. Bub-
M. Layton de (20..
Nor-
“ It.
to tour" tho trudo.
South Norunllt.
WANTEDwMM‘liINlt-i'l's. ALSOB Y3
Nonvnlk iron Womn fi
WANTED~—(ili{l. FOR
boom-work. Apply to Mra. Minor. 33
A‘l‘u [Cunt Norwalk.
(3 EN l-IRAL
Cove
(2 3t
WANTED, TO BUY.
rnltlo anti poplin Boat prices putt.
tru prices for (nit-tot. ii. it‘ilt ‘dm mur.C
Aid. tattoo or-
gist-cilcut 'l‘urnpilte, South Norwallr Tel“.
or berth. i'uy tho ltighont cult
aulttuo tutnltum Address
Soul net tllYtt-o
WANTED ~TEN THOUsAND FEATH-
rlco. all;
lands.
are in
TO LET
ITO LET-~lttillill2.
1
2t]; Wont Notttnlk luiitl.
rip. xiii: down. 315: (ha
tlii with ttutclttitory: ital
Kt.) 'l‘AY H)“ AVE"
tit-non! Purina.
limo. lire-oils
Avon
it'iit-lltom. $35.
For ma; houno.
Roy-mood Bros.
'lttyior Avon. :6; Sound V’low Ava.
ti; Monroe St. ..
$5: inun-
suitable for om
lm-tnintotittn or itmtlloiioit; liuqomom. Old
linnk Bldg. 8. ho: turp- ntor illlilli. II; two
floors ltlxltl, ttitb pout r uttituhlo for our-
twiilor or innoltlno shop: uuiilnior hotoi tit
lurntaitod; itimtahod cot.
wuodbury
itll Ctilth'llll'lit‘t‘i't'. 835; lll'W ton-mom
{3 3t
Z‘To LETv—HTtllll‘. t-‘tittitriim occu-
Fit-(l it) it. .it-llt‘lt.
titiut. Appli Just-pit Morton. Satigutuck. m
oppoaito itnilrontl Slu-
lon Holmium-k. itutlithlo for gmcory hurtl-
inipmvoino lilo.
div
Arc. I’
TO LET~. \ NlNl-I-liut'ihi i-lOt'Si-l. ALL
Hituitlt‘tl nonr center of
A ml) to John b‘. Mtlliulton. 56 Wool.
ttiito till- i 33!
T0 LET-“HAL!"
purport-d. pttiniotl.
rooms and built. All modern
month: rout mnuorntblo to right
inuulrt 3.: North Aye" Nos-walk.
Ht'il'SE.
F0 8A].
NFWLY
coronation of eight
improve.
”"il
bot of tho Womnn' a M
at N. iatuis. on auto tat
'l‘nyior Aw. lt‘tvo cunts copy. tier
our. X. a. .l
FOR sALI- solidi? noon H0
\-u :it. i‘lnli strwi that Not-walk
n! wunumw .Jayne. Wilton. (‘t.
FOR MLI~Tlli-‘ FEBRI‘ARY NUM-
uiito. ptibliiilicd
.81‘». u
hm homo on tho hill (or ”000:
rottitot. burn lllliullt‘ .l.
LOST.
LOST .\ SMALL
u! tnonoy
wurtl tittlti .llllll
utvttor. Mm. Ilniitllluii
.\letlil'l‘tllt BAG.
mtntttlttinn ton “tilt-h (not: and Hunt" aunt
Flint-i \tlli plomtt- iotnrn to
litmnnt '.' and i ldlllilt'l liltit‘k. South Nor—
tvttlh’. t't 3t
nod-Tc} “Gm-r .i.\.\'l'.\ll\’ t'rtt LAD—
lt-o‘ nttltl Willl‘ll and t hill“ 1. Hit-rill H‘-
nti t|ilt‘l'illt'“H unkotl by
I33 Wont urine-ct.
l
FOUND.
FOUND \ SHAH. Sl‘ M (W Mthl‘ZY
in" iii-tin.
Huntr t-tttt hm. tutmo ltv otilliitir at Both
in“ EC ELLK N E3139.“
NOTICE l'Ml'l‘i’ Willi.
tillhlitkt‘.
tut-tit. tit
- \t' l l .l .
'i'rlut ram Jr
"tilt-mo tiliti?
”1'
took wrong for in unit tit-intri-
iiyiiti'it. Jan. iii.
lill‘dfil‘ I'tllllllllilllt‘fllt‘ with «born Mort;a ll:
PlANO FRI!
with n lit'lt'llit-
prion.
Adult-rot. .1. ll
Ill lulu-try.
.\'m \‘i ttik.
tltitNti OUT OF TOWN
\\‘ttttlll liko tttJttni-o u boat-li- now Plano
tnmlly whore it would ro-
ot-tvt- good onto. or will unit at n vary low
'l‘oinploion. mama;
nosxnass Bib-rims.
i
la
Olluitlod adveniumnu on thin
1! word: or ten.” “‘3 illumm
nah additional worth 1 out our tout-ti
a a
WANTED. .
WANT ow'rwo BOYS. iNQUlnE
Murphy in. 00.. idtuitA
ins. Apply to it. it. Minor. 33 Cove A‘Xlfl
“it 3.
FOR- -BALE THE RIGHT MAN CAN
lititlim 'I'
.Luylun & t‘o. ..
b littllt‘utid Ait {"11
Mouton H’oucl
tori BL. now open for li
munngoiiietit.
refurnlnlicd.
cooking nod linking. tum
W. lt‘. 'l‘ollor. Prop.
Sim WABMLNGL
untiiesli under new
Thoroughly renovnlod 5nd
'l‘nblo nrai chum Ill homo
dinemn. Trout
tuning the title! in good oondltlo.
unmlitod tree Jonenh Cornet
clnlllt
onn.
'1'
Tall: TRIATID iron lNliEO'l’I AND
rtmmoti. pruned and tore
tililod. eavltlcti ctennod. treated and tilt at.
and onlomolo'lnl» Nor-inf:
old mild. gun metal and bile
minim pitiinhortt' cup lien on ohmoliorl
bio-ole and ’alnmo'“ lie 1 rimm
'l'tll “In!
till: 1.- Wino.
lit
a“...
cum-no Pun-tun on ALL lemon.
tundra-d (topper. bran and nickel. Drona.
yacht trim-
atom...»
. PROFESSIONAL.
VIOLIN AND PMNO lNi-l'l‘lil' (‘Tm
otitroct and rapid niotliud. lloulnitorit tit-
ou. (Motilotl tron ncltoinrtthi.
Hvoo. ill Stunt-t Avo.. Norw ill.
l
lil‘ll in tlio it'll-it t M. .tlhurob choi-
dd:- ttt-tt puptht. til h-clttait molthotl our
training nurtured.
Ml‘it. John
. f8 lit
Ml.II.LIIp§01'ttANO.>AND )dfi
nvid lt‘. Albrecht. ’lenotkthc well-lentil“ ...
idrtiatt I Hi ti nit-cot
‘ k in it
AlGHtlALD
1‘0.qu of Plano.
TA‘lQJR‘
«4.-.... want,“
tttudc of nine.
in; funny. about it,
, .
Sentinel want we. pay.
.Otd‘llalAMr
tilt.
ril i;
fill“ Clinch n mild. lr&mn AV“
mg't‘ho "sundries" item in a man it per-
itonal account may often cover it tutti:
A boil in the result or a Minor in
to blood. but low \vtcilinti loo any-
i
Norwalk Chronicler