Everett S Byington and William G
Everson. Two Drivers. Taken
into (initially .
illltllliili lililiiiiiil
lllllllllt illitlili
Alleged/”lilo About $2.000 Worth
Was Rocovered at Everson's Home
A mild sensation was Clint-it‘d early
this morning by tho. arreal ot‘ lCt’erott
S. Bylngton and William G. rivet-son.
who it is claimed have been ray-stoma
...tioally plundering the Adams Exproas
Company, by which they are. employ
ed, since early in December. making
a lotai haul of goods estimated today
‘ to be worth about 32.000. The police
have also impilcatcd Samuel Fox. a
ltttlies' tailor, doing buotuoas at 3i
Main street, Norwalk. and announced
that he would he‘- formally nrrnsted
during the afternoon. The. police have
had Fox shadou'ed all day and short-
ly afternoon, he rolnntaril ' accompan-
it‘ll Cramer Reed. 8 dt-tectlvo, to pit-
lioo headquarters in this titty.
Fox denied all kuowiodgo of tho tif-
l'ulr upon rout-hing potion hoadquar-
torn, though Bylngtou and l-lvoruon
t-iuimod some of the goods wore sold
to him. Captain Wiiitini H. Penning—
ton stated that a charge of rat-.olt'lng
stolen guilds will bo pl‘alorrod against
box.
A largo quantity of goods t-luimed
to have. been atolon from tho Adonis
company was fouttd this morning at-
E’verson's home lit Ely avonuo and it
smaller quantity at Byingtou‘a home
at 9 High street. Norwnlit. 'l‘boao.
goods are now both held by the no.
line. Early thitl at noon It illld not
, boon deitlrmllloll whoa Byington and
Eveiaon w e m a hearing but
it was to they would he
brought before Judge'Joaeph lt.‘ 'l‘ny-
lor during the afternoon. Both men
are locked it potion headquartcra lti
liavil t , bond“. the prefor-
rlng of formal odd I! by proaoou
ting Attorney Without if. Tammany
After their arreilt both utontlv
maintained tliolr lithoconoo for it tillli'
but the police, state that tltoy gradual-
ly, made it clean breast of the affair.
it in abut said that wltlb- their gonornl
reputations havo boon good, thoro llllli
boon lath going the rounds about thon-
having boon mentioned in one or two
proyloua shady llfl‘l'llrtt, tliOuglt they
wore not ttrronted lit oounoclion wltil
thom.
'l‘lto proaent arrests followed on in-
wstlgtttion by the compilny for wooltu.
All of tho goods, it in atatt-d, worn tuit-
on front illf'. South Norwaik railroad
depot oillco of tho company. That
population was in pronroaa boomin-
known first by tho oolliplaitltu of non-
~—
(Contiuued on Eighth Plinth
lllllltl lillillllliillt
rationals iilll
.\ big tltreo llittlitod uohoonor. tho
ili'ooklno, ran on Groon'a ltooi' about
I o'clooit thllt morning. but want lino
ooaatttlly Dillit’tl off at Il::Ill by tho
tun. Addie v. 'l‘ho lirooltlno'tt oxpuo
tout-e wait a moot forlttituto ono. for
alto hit‘ hard. it hllpponod that alto
«truck on n iillildy allot. tho only out-
on tho roof.
“or main, who will nailing bar at
tho tltiio. is ilnpponod to liltvo llllllll‘ ll
nllatuko til hill teourllo. no the night
twau ll ('lt‘lli’ lino. 'i‘llo iirooklino lit
lottdod with coal and In bound for
Salem. Malta. When she watt pullutl
oltt into the mood by tho Alltlio V.
alto was not leaking and ill thought to
he undamaged by the hump
A dtltlroutt alanal. tlytun In lilo rlu
ging Willi hillitod by tho Atiio V. wlitoll
promptly wont to hllr anniatnnce. 'l‘llo
ouptaili of the. Erotilllllio only nitrohna
"ti tho iltihoonor a with ago in Now
liaven and this to iilll llrltl trip in
hor. 'i‘lle Broohlllll drawn ill foot of
wntor loaded. .
u“M~M-“
“FINAL.
hoin Porll. lilo ih.
Pork Chops. 10o ll).
tint-ll loan ll‘r Hamil. itlc lit.
‘ ilfliflodfiflde on Link tinnitus». Hr.
ii. i .
heat. Shuttldor link, tar. iii.
lit-an Pot tloufl, 12o lb
Native Fowla. an: lb
Romulus Chiciloml. 25:: lb.
HAYEE' MARKET.
w ‘“
MATlNII WHlOT CLUI.
't‘ho momltnrit of the bitumen Whilst
Club watt entortlllflltl Yolteldlly Milli“
noon by Mt'LI limo if route at the
realdence of her mother. Mrs. John ll.
Ferrltt. Wain tili'tlfl ill. The first prise
Went to Mrs. wan Vito Boron: noo-
otld. Mfll. Charles Earlier; third. Mn.
John Ch'llllgll: ato' print to Milli
Halon Keillor. imminent: were
lien-ad. The next meeting will he held
with Min Kathirtao Belts until
Monday.
“MW
a” IWIIT ORANGKO .
Florida mammal loam it.
But the NorWallt Hibernians
Lead Seriéu‘lly 65 to will Cameo
.
Victory came to the Knights of Co-
lllmbna last night in their trill the
tournament with the Norwnllt Hi er-
.utana. the Knights winning that night
thy the scorn of 32 to 31. But their
victory is somewhat dimmed by tho
i‘:att that they are now foul suntan in
arrears, the Hiberninlitl holding the
load by ,tha total acorn in games of
(in to Ill. The games were played last.
ovt‘ning in Hibernian hall. and several
changaa were made in the personnel
of the players. For the Hiberniana in
onchre John W. Mont-e tool: M. Dove.
roanx'a place, while Martin G. Crash.
of the Knighta, sat for .lohn ll. Yoat at
ptnoolile. ,Dennia Horan. of tho lil-
bornlans,,-toolt the place of Michael
Lyon. After the. playing an appetiz-
ing stew, prepared by Chef John F.
Carpotttor. was enjoyed and cigars
were passed around. The next sitting
will be held next Tuesday ov log at
the Catholic club rooms lit Vt .at live-
illlt’.
The scores:
Forty-Five.
Casaldy and (‘uiow l. ............ Ii
MoNamnlu and Mollououah. ii. ....4
0'l.earv and. Sheehan..l{. ..... u
Murphy and Horan. H. ............ 4
Ward and Dorglut. K. . ............ 4
Hyde and Conroy, H. ............. .6
Total, last night. K. til; it. it to-
tal. two nights. K.. 2‘: H., 39.
Euchre.
Duffy and O'Brien. K. ............. l
Walsh and J. W. Munroo, ii. ..1l
Manner anti Kearnoy. 'K. ............ :l
J. F. Moore and Markham, H. ....4
Continuity and Braekon, K. ........ «l
Walsh and Garvin. H. ............ 3
Total. last night, K, it. it, ill; to-
tal. two nights. K.. 2th". ll., 2‘:
Plnochle,
Naiteford and flood .............. 4
Barry llllti Kelly. ll .............. . :3
Powell and (Waugh. K. ............ l
Carpontor and l). .l. Moot-o .......... it
Total, illlii night. K.. .3; ll.. 7; total.
two nights. K.. 12; ll.. ll
.___.
—FANCY LEMONS. 25c 002.
At .loaeloff‘a. 72 North Main St
lilililllil Bill ills
Slili Piiililililili
Bridgeport lnciudrli in Connecticut
Proiccls ior improvements
WASHINGTON, Fob. il.~—l-‘ollowlug
nrt- union of tho lll‘illt‘tptll {outtiron
t'tilllllllll‘tl in lill‘ ilivvl‘a itltd llurlntru
appropriation bill now below Coli-
groan:
Tho lilxaont harbor projovt carried
in tho bill in the authorization of a
plan to ltnprovo .lumulcu harbor. on
Long laland. The bill artiutunn ap-
prt‘tprintlon of 3550.000 to ho inimod
lately available- for lit-ginning tho work
of drodulua. This Bill“, howoror.
.atppropriuletl with tho til‘ldorulnndlnx
that ”W (“My of New York will apotid
$ln,ouu,tllltl on ltnprtit-oiuonttt ln .lantnt
on lllli‘ilill‘. lIl this I'N‘lli lilo ltovorn‘
mont trill ounlinito illl appropriations
up to $7,000.00". ii In \‘ltlletl whim
thin harbor in drotiaod out, it will
aroutly roliovo litt- cougolttion of Will
do on tho Hudson river. Tito promot-
ers of tho ptojool any that Jamaica
Bay Wllt'il linpl‘otod will iw ilto lllll'lii
lturbor lll tho world
'l‘lio liitllilii iilll eontuiiln proviniollu
for tho improvement of tho (‘lllllit'l'il-
t'tll ltivor below Hartford. blight Milo
itivor, Hintw‘a (‘ovtn Now llnvott hair
bor. ill’ltiaoport lltli‘llill' and other t'un.
llt't‘iit‘til pt‘t’llnt‘tu. A Hill‘Yt‘)’ of lilo
'i‘banwa River in ttlithorlttod.
Tho auntiry oivll hill t'lll‘t‘lt't-t on lip-
propriutiou ol‘ $1,000,000 for caution
anon of tho work in Htiaton harbor.
That in to make and itittiltlttiil u it?»
fool oltaunnl in “onion ital-bur.
~NOTIOE.
'i'o noonntntodllto ilu cllntolnora and
tho uonorui public. ’l‘lit- (lily National
think will be open fluturdny niornlnx
front ii to 10:30.
lllllltlllll‘s iilll
lltlltltt iillillllliilil
Machine oi the Vacuum Cleaning Mun
Totally Wrecked This Noon
Edward P. hildtilobroohit. lilo Non
walk vacuum cleaner. hall a iliill'll
nltinllhad llnto today tut litt- rcuuit of it
peculiar nooidoht this noon. Whlio
out with bill delivery onto. an Flinn
moat. he loft'tho macltinn in front of
the ronldencd of (loom l. i-itlxion. All
no wait to main» only a short altar. he
left hill original in motion. financing
to glance around he luv the auto
hacking toward» tho timbltnltuiant Al
though runnlnu at full spot-ti. hu arriy
adjust too little to not the mm-hiaa
unit it crittlihod oral t o llftanti toot
titlitutnilme‘nt with a loud fil‘ntiil. “rho
machine in its fall turned lnpaytturvy.
and had anyone been In it. almost oer.
with. math would hnvo burn the re.
Itll
Mr. Mlddlohrooln- lhlnlttt that the
brake clutch was not primed down
tightly ”dull. and the machine. outta
sturtod down the grade. could not be
stopped. The auto to a uracil and it
will Will” it illi‘gt‘! outlay to plit it
into shanty again. ,
W '
w«Don't forget Fomldrn’
Xhilfomi ligation, tonight.
m.
dunno.
Still , ‘
itl~
Ehaign i.‘ R Wiimoi. Commanding
the Third Section. to Have a
Model Organization. M
i. l. iilll ill lltlllltl
.i. lullullll. sultan
Thaddeus C. Bells Hus Bean Named
[in Boatswain's Mate
0
Lnai. night tho First Sociiou of the
Third i’llrlaion. 'Iointeotlcut Naval
Militia, had an important iuootiug last
night at tho oratory. when bylnwa
a-oro adopted attd other buolnoaa was
trausuotod. The division will be unique
ill Ilio stuto ntllllln, in that it will be
tar duos. instead, the moth ayatom
has been agrtmd upon. ai‘mllor to that
governing the regular nary molt. By
this ayatom those who are tax in no
heat- tho burden of (allocation.
Irving R. \Vllutot.
Ensign
monoy milled in thin why in not titlin-
t-lont for tho regular oxponaoa, whit-b
will be light. the ntdtl will "dig down“
for tho small aunt roqulrod.
'l‘liero nro 26 lnotnbora of tho Soc-
tlott, with a waiting ital of auroral
more, somo of Ihont old navy Illl‘ll.
‘I‘lio totul uttnillor "lion/ed for thin two-
llon it: 35. and tho xroatoat naro lit
boiut; oxerolud‘d iit roorulltntg, in or
tlon in the aloto aorwrc.
llrlilt: are now hold oaclt ’l‘hnrllday
owning. Next wank the outlipmoul
and uniforma aro oxpoctod.
tut-ii bavo drilled in soamanshin, hoov-
lnt: the load, kuottinu and
old
littttttt-r tnnator, coxilwnln. water ion
dor, who lit a ilrut i-lniit-l mull ill
outline room. alumni"! ll‘lllil'.
clans. ttittutnrat-nrmn. tlH‘utlll
and our or two other potty
llo halt uppoiittod 'l‘liltddoua t‘
boutswuln'u tnulo, first t'lflllh, lltid Loo
liP l. Flint. who won on Adiuil‘ui l‘lut
”Ya lll'l‘Hfllllll :tlunnl hint! on tilt‘
cluuu
iilt' \\’(ll‘itl,
I‘l'rllln.
Itt-ou appointed ottxawuiti
so many good nton for tho othor llllni
flout-t that (‘llllll‘l‘ hull not vol boon
iuudo.
Tho coltiiuandlua nllltol plottidosl ll\
oi the inootiuiu and tritium oltil om
ootu noto t‘lloi'tou that night.
bonito l,. Flint nu li'oiluuror.
Morriu llatchmun aoorotnry
iillililil iilll
uttartortunstor, tutu And
:lllti .l
Odeil's Scalp Was Wounded
tho Mill l'lnin tllull'il‘i.
ilitllt-uml for “.200 for illJltllt‘n
coivod whilo IllIlIRilw, unlit-r
iii r‘ltirilrlll. Mr. (liit‘li. who ill
\'tlilt‘t'ti iii your». ocolilllonullt
wulllti trout iilll homo iii
to it‘nirtlold (Totilnr,
undor tho railroad vindul'l
by it lami- piano of coal,
from tho louder of n Ilillllllm!
largo tttlnill of money
iilll‘llfllt‘li.
i'lll’
m.w¢..rwi¢ub~ n mm. a»
FOR A NEW IRlDQI.
brought on. it to lllfluld ulllo that a
tuition will be put tot-lit tit this met-i
would" tho matter. There)
littio bppotiliml it Ill. hinted
building or A new bridge. lilo unioni-
men. no well no the lame both. heart-
ll till. VIII 'i‘olll (lraollertl. lion.
9 Non. Snob lilting Matti. the.
a low doctoral also.
4 Innis: Blwalt. lite.
Yahoo fut-ninth“ with. the.
lound Urnnbmlu not at. lilo.
it. i. now a no.
tho only organization that has no l‘t‘lllb
tolidauoe at drills will no. the ones to
the commanding
officer, will ho nuthorlwd to lmnolto
lines for infraction of tho rules. if the
tll‘l‘ that this truly be the model 300’
So far lilo
llpllclittt.
The aoctiob‘hna the former Sov-
oitth Company qtillrtora nt lhfilh’lllflfy.
Ensign Willttot bail tho lipuolttttnout
of a lioalitwaln'a niato, drill clan. n
t be
second
tifllt‘vra.
lloitit.
ll‘ll'
tit-abip (tomato on tho (-rttixt- around
in tho nary for liino t-otttu. ililfi
Till‘l‘l‘ urv
illi ludina
tilts liltllll
While Walking llencnlil Viadurl
ilnniol tldoll. un t-ldorly rottldont of
ll‘ttlrlioitl. lillll
brought unit against tho (‘oiialtilduttul
ro-
llto rail
road Villtllit‘t nour tltt- lluhiwr \Vorlttl
uti-
took
Mill l’htln
it won whilo on
litiopf lltotlo walks and wltllc panning
that ho
watt alruolt on tho bond uiitl nituuldoru
Which fell
irulti.
iilll ilcnlp watt opnuod. and ho rocoiv-
till Ill-volt» inlurioa to bill hiltlliltll‘l‘. llltt
initirlen ntlotllilitntlld the unending oi
lulltllolnni
Ullillll‘y lint-riff i‘lavli lltll'r
loft tho puporli with the ironhllror of
it ill expected that at tho lllm’illll of
the variant» organisation: illll'l‘oiliotl in
civic loasuo work. to in! hold this on
u urging I appoint town moetlhu to
ill vary
to thi-
Morn K
Unveil ‘ p .
oi N utili'iisiory. N. Y.
NEW- Yeats, Fall 11 «in accept-
Morris K Jellllll. Which was unveiled
Weduotlday adoration in the Amerirnn
Museum of Natural History.
Gaynor said that New York was tho.
moat intelligent the? moat decent and
the moat blot-at ial‘xllwity In the world
and that an woaaion like this proved
it. Thu city and public-spirited citi
zone, ho howled. Wot-o conutnntl
lug momentum for the benefit o the
community and the sum of good done
was incaletllllblo. Those who spread
reports of the vice of the city and
those who donritld ltd orndlt ought to.
imbibe from this nonunion nomo sound
or sham Modded
auto-v of al'mlfl Marblo.
Mr .loait'p wall prénldeut of tho
tnuttoum for 26 yours until his death
ill January. [1909. He. was one of its‘
fouudors in 1859 and the memorial
tzonituittoe which yh'ol'lded tho statue
arranged to linvoil it at tho entoura-
tiou of the tint anniversary of the in-
alltuttoti. it in of Garrard intirblo and
allows Mr. Joann heated. with a scroll
lu iilll loll blind. in the attitude of non-
warning.
Home to Wolf orl.
Morris K. .losup ha a summer
homo in Westport and lie prom-mod
that town with a bountiful nit-mortal
library which how his uttmo.
~»Monogram Whinitay. 85!‘ but.
i". liotlttnann & Gog
lilililiiiiiillhl liliiiiii
iiiiliil fill iifiiiiili
Elmer E Case and Frederick H.-
lor Deacons and Mrs. James
Paul lot Deaconess
The South Norwnlh Congregational
Church oonttluded its annual litinlnt-Sll
niet‘tlllxa lunt «tannin, liar. Chariots S.
Mncfarland act/l an antler-tor and
lit-awn Frank H a an olrrit
1‘“ limit ll Woulull'lt
nod and Nullllddl‘l tin olec tlou of EC
loot Id. Cane an d- amp for [tho worn.
and h‘rotlerlox lc. Sittl! tut delimit for
ono your. Mrs. James Paul with t‘lt’t‘ti
t‘il dour-litmus for two yonm.
'l'lto, filll board ..I doutoua now coli-
strain of Nulnon Dlt‘ltfll'lllllll. tihurlos'S.
St. John. Fulfill ll liloumin, Edgar ll
Lillli‘. llr. Edward H. Utilliiml‘l, Lilo"
l‘l not. A. liottnluuu. iCliuol' ll“. t‘tttw mill
Flt .il‘l'il‘lt it}. Siiili
The full bolmi oi dononnnouttoa ton-
lists of MN. ltutit ll. i‘iuloled, Mrs.
‘t'illldlll N. 'rlltllllilstlll. Minn (litm‘lutto
Lamont. Minn Muranrol Wood. Mina
lllil‘llBWilll1.MlK~ i‘ltttt-itm- lll‘lll‘dlt'L
A.
gills
“iilll: tinygnrtt lJlIlll ill itttd Mill. Limos
l’util
‘l‘ho church lit-natiror. Louis 8.
floors. i‘lllllplt'lt‘ti his linuuvlnl tolml‘lu
Ull ill" roptiltu to tho church and par-
aouum» pt‘opt-rly ’l‘lto continuum in
t’ltnrao or tho ropttiru had hopt would
l-rnllly within l‘lli’ll of tho upproprlll»
t‘illntl nindo by tho rituroh. and wore
alrou it who of thanks tot tin-tr aor~
villas
Following tho tun-tnohu Ittootlux of
the clittroh n utoolluh of tho iinw
church t‘iltlllt‘li was called to urnuniw
for tho your. Edgar II lAIllt‘ watt eluci-
orl illl cloth of the munoll. The mill-
ttiotitiry coiltnllilt-o amt oltttuon to con-
Mill of Ur. Mill‘lfll'lilllll. llotlcon Doug
taint, Edward Wood and Hugo flour
hurt.
The ulttlllc ootntnill-o was oloctod lo
l‘tlnllilll of Neltulu lllckorlnnn. Lilli’lfll»
lull t-lwtirllt. Mina Muilutrnl intuit-r, hid-
wurd li. (lniulinrt. lv‘rnnll ii. (llollltoli
tutti iAlWi‘t'lli't‘ A. tlmutluall.
r‘tillliwlnu this and oxlonlilun until
into in tho owning. lilo board of don-
rona livid it mention
’l‘lto i‘lilll'cll ht now onllruly orunubt
oil for tho your'll work. lllltl tho
church f‘lillilf‘li in to hold uuoihor moot
tux wry noon to carry out Hillllf‘ now
plan» and tnovouit-uttl.
w... W'm— +-.. .,.........t......K
wiltiffy'll Malt Wltlttltoy. lttlo lint.
ll'. lll‘t‘ltlnnnn & (In.
FIlElilll VOTEIISIIIP
Ill. illIAllll OIIKB
A .
thl‘ tll‘fl'lllilllli‘ immunity in their at .... w
liven in Now i re .
main." WW , PALMA. MMON‘i’I. ll‘ttb. il.w'l‘lto
“that flutter. tilc lb. A. it”. finch. French lrnmrAtltlullo atoninertltlnornl
"mm 5 00- t‘lninzv. from Maraulllou. hint boon
wreaked on tho uortlt count of thin itiv
land. it ill hinted that only a ulngio
lilo wait “you out of all tho twrnonli
on board. The mount in n complain
lotto.
timing in the Historical building In M M“:
Walt Ivonne. tin- nullitvr of I now WVIleltlildll at J. ’l', liayoa‘ t‘t Main
Wallhinttou atruoi bridge will be niruot. for that Hill.
on W- two-Mimi ‘
rmm no“ muocuu.
“'04.er 7. column» honored the
fif'll Win in th. Conical.
‘l‘lio pinoohit «than of Putnam lion
Company cattle to an and last night.
Ily In favor otthe plan. the winner: :33: honoured on fat
‘ lows: First. orlclt 1'. Coleman:
“IUWIII IU'f'l'Ill IU‘f‘i’lfll wound. Fred» kill Boglrdnli: third
Best flutter. our 3b.. also. William Mills; fourth low It A. StaI
bent ultra. W lit. 17a. bell: iifth. Clhtliil little oil Antler:
Ion.
flourt Quill, donations of tunnel.
mot hull evening. but only routine unto
innit home up. The committee no
the bum “nanny cant puny and hail
report“ pronto».
in; far the oily It inarhlo statue of ‘
May or '
0
law probably late tonight anti
ordny. warmer tonight, to Ind: Mount
lug northeast and incroutng to hl‘hh.‘
SUSlAlN-il
iilX WI
Alicr Being Out This: and One Hall
Hours Titry Asked lili’. Court
lor instruction
lililillliiil ilililllili
All llilllii [iilll
Belle island Properly Remains in Pos-
session» oi Sylvester Bowen
Aftor deliberating front il o‘clock.
in the, forenoon, with an bour‘tt inter»
mission for dinner. ilittll 4:30 o‘clock
in tho, nitornoon, tho jury lit the cnno
0f the appeal of Jennie Jamel-t from
the probation of tho will of Fraucoa
Emily (‘ox which has practically tail
on up tlto llnto of Judge George W
Wheeler and the jury in tho utiporlot
court for one woolt. l‘l‘itlf‘l’lt‘ti a verdict
sustaining tho will. it. lookod like a
tiltingrnomont of the jury, for at 3:30
o‘clock lily came into court. and
aahod Judge Wilt't’lel‘ for instructions
on what constituted untiuo liiiluonco.
.ludgo Wheolor turllod to his charge
and read auctions from it on tho point
they dosirod. and thou ill? jury ro~
tired.
Held to Tradition.
In roturnlitg a vordict for tho up
pollen thoy oiling to tho tradition of
luriou In tho main to sustain n will.
upload tho ovidolioo in vory atrong to
not. it naido. This trial was a olmto out»
all the way through. Roth Emily
Cox and low brother were left propv
orty on ltell inland. and it was shown
that euoh made a will. which was alm-
tinr mt rogurda to the disposition of
W
(Continued on Third Pate.)
illiliiiii lliilillllllli
i8 llllillllii liP
"Battleship? Being Tried Out on the
Main Linc. nl New Haven Road
‘l‘ho bin oloott'tc ll'oiallt iooomolit-o
built by tho \Volltluttltoitso (‘oiupnlty
for tho Now York .\'t!\\‘ litll‘t‘ll :llltl
Hartford ittilirotttl liau boon llniborlna
up and out on tho main linoa. Tito
"itatlloaltip." :ta aonio of tho railroad
tlil‘n t‘hil it, has liven up and down bl"
twooii Stamford and hit \‘ornon sov-
ornl lltuou, but limit for it hurt had no
drawing lost. It in it pottdorona affair.
of th‘f‘l, about 150 ltllltl in woight.
and portions in loot iu louatli. It ta
it sort of u tloitlilo iof‘tlilltlilvl‘. tlioro
bring poworl‘til button: for.» and apt.
out-ii upon lta nopurnio trucker. Insidi-
in tho rub tire coittroliora. ut oltlior
rod, with spood indloatortl and a grant
unity of «Mirth lulnrtlu, boilers. Kllllflt‘s
t‘ontprouaoru. liloworx and no on. Tito
onglno it: about .‘ill lona bout-tor
litnn tho tuolora ttaotl in illlnbt'liut'i‘ nor-
vioo and trout titty to notonty tons
honrior than “to liouvioal ulonui io-
rmitoiivo in "on on tho rottd. ltu haul-
ing powor has not boon delorinlnod
yot. it met ot‘ory tout lll titlit lino tltttl
llto Wotttiiighouat- poopio pill it to.
in railroad olrcloa. it in boliovod that
tho "tmttlouhip" will taltc cure or a
airing or fifty to tit-routy-ilvo trottzhl
ouru. without any trouldo. Sumo
thlnit it will hunt front Hill to iilll, lull
thoat' in nutrition to know mort- donn-
ttoly about tho tittrttiio'tt hauling power
do not any llhytltlllt; oti llllil poittt. ’l‘llo
ooniinn loath will he watched with in
tt‘t‘t‘ili.
W
8liTil'8 REPORT
illi Gilli'ilillTlilIB
.nnm Inn—us
WASNIM' ’l‘UN. il‘oll. li.«~(lretlt lu-
trroni lu indntllrlott oun ho lirouaht un-
llot- parnumonl fodortll attporvtuiott
lllrotmlt u llylttoiii of rogtilar ropnrta
to n lrtlornl unitary In a rational. of-
focllvo way, which will Involyc no
druntlc notion. tail on tho contrary.
will toroiltttll it.
Snob in tho ooncinaion drown in tho
ropttrt of Hornet-t Knoll dinitll.‘com-
milntlooor of corporations. to tho loo
rotary of criminal-tut and labor which
won made» public Wednesday.
(touting cloudy upon the boots of
tho administration a funeral incorportt‘
lion hill. whtnh halt hallo proportion to
both bouillon of Count-villi. Communion:
or timith’tt rocommondatioint are of
lintttlulil intomt.
"l’ttltiloity will Improve tho standing
of our commie timrrltltni both at
homo tutti abroad" Mr. Smith declar-
oil. “anti will help to giro to our bind
natty mhohiliory that foundation oi
titration and *fipefltlallb and public cont
finance whichit might have if It is to
be a permanent factor in our national
duration.
“1 will brill. tomhar the norm-
mant and lilo corporate hindsight in
coalitions and cooperation which
aloha tutu nerve to adjust contiitilolntly
the complex and oltanslnu relationship
between our business tortilla and that
while welfare.“
”Wm
wetland dancing at F‘fll‘ehief‘li' Hall.
. . italirouli manila, tonight.
want you mow-M.» .« “.mm...
t. l lllt tlltllllltt
it till stalls iilll.
Saying Congressman is Bene-
liteti by Baths
meat at Hot Springu Ark.
ltt letters to Mr Groonwpod. Mr.
Hill atateit that lie is loosing much
better. and finding the expected to
lief in the bath: prescribed at the
springs
flu-t
he is potting about each afternoon in
thavlolulty of the saultorium.
Will Remain Game Time.
if he follows the advice of
March. At this scam of tile year
the Waubington climate in moot dia-
agreeable and quite deleterious ltt
It‘s offoot, upon portions suffering with
Mr. Hill's. complaint.
days in which the city is under
blanket of fog. with drizzting
and cold raw winda blowing. Such
it. in said to any nffeotod as Mr. Hill.
No permanont freedom front the re-
curronoo of such weather is prOllllSPd
until tho middle of hiarch.
——A GOOD THlNG.
mun front Missouri.
show him. bofore he takes any stock
in your story.
and say
it out loud. that the
thing.
ntoto auto It will be a sttcot-as.
tit one and lourn for yourself."
sale .tt all good dealers.
-—-3WEET ORANGES.
:20 and "" for 250.
until" till it it ill
ed to Close. Make Retaliation
HARTFORD. Fol).
il.—-—A slap
on today to rompol
ton of Hill}! rotating in the obaorvanot
of tho Snltbutli day. Thus far
prosecutor llilll only dcomod ll advis
This
in which it is claimth that. the
is discrimination. Attorney .l.
Kono ropreuonllng William .1.
it calls duration to ooitiplnlntu
upon lholu nitd llflb ttilotrod to oxpirt
tho attituntory poriotl within
ito prosecuted.
Mil-t Close All.
of mandantus,
ting nttornoy to pl'oitooulo tiio
ltll llllllilm
Haven Road
AMMNY. Fall.
Pinion wall
Will hit it branch of it tattoo long. from
Pound Ridge. within ntoi’ outlhty.to
the Now Haven titles in Putnam noun
ly. Tho directors include Robert 1‘
Bird. of Hartford
it in united to railroad olroios hot-r
at tho inflation hind Woolohutet
lilo thorn hail . with the New
”aim ill
ow
fork: will iii liar arm firewater‘r
lotion. iottdnx‘ thorn by a abort coo
lltllltltm tho Punchboepaio Bridge and
Mario at William Imam. and air.
in: the New "(Willi Railroad do. from
Now li'orlt oily. at now through William
lititl by connection with the Now it it
in
mutant at lamina, «hold tidal
Secretary Greenwood Recéives Letter ‘
lie is so much improved ln‘
that accompanied by Mrs. iilll.
lilo
ftirnda and physicians, Mr; Hill villi.
remain at Hot Springs until wall into i
'l‘horo are many
it
rains.
conditions are highly disadvantageous,
The average American is like the
you have got to
And we wish to any.
SU-
PREME COURT itlc Cigar is a good
And we know it is. and the
more we let tho public know it, the
”Just
For
JOSELOFF'S.
Pillillil iXiiiiiil iillll
Hartiord Moving Picture Dealers-Forc-
to-
ward ntitudamtut nmcoédlugs was tall-
l”rosec.ntlng Atv
lornoy Richmond to onforco tho atti-
tho
alilo to clouo tho moving picturt- allows.
hilil loll to it billot- coutrovoruy
on-
fot't-oniont til min plume of tho flittllltt’
.l. flic-
Mary.
has proaontod to the state's attorney
for bill slauatttro a utandattiua applica-
tion nddrvuaed tn the superior court.
that
have boon made to l’l‘Ot’lt‘f‘lliOl‘ [licltlir
sou regarding Sunday violations and
any» ”11- prosoontor llllll roiuaed to act
which
auoh nilogod violations of ”to law may
Tho court in aahod to illtillt‘ n writ
rooult‘itig tho proaot‘u
viola-
tions of motion liltill of tho gonorni
outlines and to perform tho dutiotl oi
hill office in aocordnnco with tho
terms of the charter of the city of MANIION "Hougl. um \vasillfla- .;
llurltord or to Rigllli'y rattaou to tho inn 8L. now open fol boldness undor
contrary mtuntgtlmelil Thurtill‘llly renov
. ' rofnmishod. 'l‘altle lint clan: all
'llto application contains about 80 9mm": and but". a“...
ltpotrillc complaints against drug W F 'l‘olioi. lump. it»
atorou whoro It WM allotted such or. .. .
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lug ultiuilotl. Nt‘. worn ptirehnrloti on In l‘Illllililiil‘lf‘itl mitt titlinl}illl0p¢3"rp{m=
, illl‘ ll l tuition to t‘ui’h of ya!
u“ Billlllflill day‘ M'll'llllrll‘ll‘llv. l amploy flu month. “6’
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n. . . d ‘h v
' . . . ., [LECTHO PLAYING on ALL Kim
\\ tlrlllllilli. tloz.. .illt‘. .lottoloff h. "Mum." copper. bru- n a n Intel ,
' old «old. you metal and inch “Gilt.
mlltlitoru Poona, cult. lilo. A. F. utlnm‘t; pitttt‘ibot-ut tut ii” and mono
. “iv to an on nine I In 2..
nwkmmm 6‘: 00' ultlc ware. ll. fir-Am it lion.
llillllll’ililliiil
A Western Connection, ior‘litc New
lbw-lute Woutchoa-
for Northern Railroad Co. of White
Incorporated yesterday
with it capital of national) to operate
a steam on electric rntlrood Iii lulled will!“ Will “ I! fill min
tam. :t which all mil» in to be in” M
tort or and I mliu In liounoot- '
out. The main line iii to ho operatod MISCELLANEOUE
from It connection with the New York. Horton—Mum lip-mi? tifi
Wootohouior & Bunion railway tit "limit“. “git” will“ it; it“,
wrote rintm to the that or the New $33.1; shimmy.“ M. m ‘
Haven railroad tit Doabury. There . o a till
fihnty. Now
. titanium I'WIMI n thin
l gaomddltlan'nlu' m
l
”I“
to
WA NTEDwtmlilVliiltY CLERK.
ply at .lotieiol'f Int "2 North Main at.
WANTEDwA Milml'illl ”with W0-
mttn to cure for an elderly woman. >Ap- .
my to Mia. Shannon. opptulito 'i‘owu (tiled, .
all: ‘
Marion.
WANTEDM YOl NO MAN DR )Y’r
. ‘ fol cont-rut h p in a dry goods blow.
WASHIV‘G'PON D C Fall 11"“ Apply A. lllcktlt'lllllil & Hall. fill ill ‘-
. . WANTED-built] Oil. YOUNG WOMAN
:tcordlng toml‘ldyiices (”flawed 3y h“; for light bouileuorll and to help in but;
”"9“”: M 3” linenwoo 0 dry tiuuinontl Will have to 30
South hot walk itopleuontuttl’o it}. .i nights. inqlilro Hullllef‘ Bakery. 220:1?“
iilll is rapidly impltiving under trout “INN"KW“ 91- '
WANTEDwSlWi‘ SILK (DYEI) SILK)
window \vnntod at once. moody Work. .
good “wagon Apply Spoclnlty \yVelivillB
l‘.,o liiblmu Mill Slioltoii.l 'ouri. {Ht
WANTED'*)\ WARM, SMALL URN”-
dlum aizo; cash payment $300. balance ‘,
iiioi‘luitgo or instnllmonth. .l. l ‘
xtw \mlt i‘IVelliml‘ ’l'elogrttm.
WANTED—45V A YOUNG LADY WITH
t‘hpt'iit'llm‘. intuition. :lit Mnliogmphni‘. Adr
tllN'ifi i‘. ll iox .llli .
REAL ESTATE WANTEDMAUTOMO-
'bilo. ltnyul 'l‘tltlllNi.. llnlounlno and tour
ux bmilou. potfoct condition: will alti-
ohattgo for contitty io.tl Lannie: proton,
(.‘tl‘llillt‘lit‘lli. ilrlit‘iflltll'l, Lilli Broadway
Now Yolk city. it
WANTED~~~MAClliNlhi'l‘S. ALSO “(,lYfi
tn lt'itl'il tho trudo. Norwalk iron Works. ‘
South Nutnalk. “tf
WANTED-4‘0 Bin. Mil. IflNl)8 OI“
outtlo and poultry. Bo 'st [nines paid. Elia
it‘ll illiws for tuition. M. Friedman. Cun- ,
astronaut Turnpike, South Norwoik. '1")?!
3 i'l:
WAN'iIEDw'PE N THOUSAND FHA
or beds. l’ny tho highest cash price. fill
antioul fulltltulo Address Beds.
Sentinel union. daillvr
TO LET
T0 LET--»~l“l‘ll1\'lb‘lil'li) 800M. ALI.
ilnprovotnt-itts. :I llnnfot'tlfl‘itlce. South
Norwallt. fit .‘ll.
70 Lei—thwart; FRONT Room;
furnished with all t‘tllin‘llll‘llt‘l’S.
Main t-lt.
TO LETN'TH'U t‘thNl~‘.t"t'iNG EUR»
niaitod rot-ma, tlltlt tanning wnlor and till
orilttoniottoos for light housekeeping. 214
Last Avon llf: tr l-Zast \‘mmtik depot. in {it
TO LET- 'l‘AliMll AVI‘L. UPVW;
night room lttitiso. Taylor Ave. 3“; tell
room lionat with land Sottutl View Alton,
82H: nunao .tntl tomb-n. Wont Nkorvml
Hill“. to: ihltd (loot. t‘ltapol 31.. ‘5: up
innit-s Monroo St.. 815: downstairs. Mom
too at. 315: l‘liapoi St.fli1tt floor. $12.
munnfnnlory with pom-t; commit-r shot);
hall for flnlllt‘limt and evening mootll’igu;
til damn
m in
bus. mom suitable for plumber or It ol-
‘ilf‘rl'r; ten ttmtna. furnace. oloctrlcl til.
:tlt mod.- t‘ll lm invemnnttt. Wot R'y
Ann. tilt: i'utn bod cottage Gr
Farina. Slbtl tho oration: animlde. on.
‘tt on a llama. luritiabotl mmu out.
by blood llroh. 7 33!:
TO LET TO LADY. Nit! i? .
nlalm'l mom. with use of both: that
till» from coutvi. Rofnrnncoli rot]
."‘\tltitt ills in. J Qontinol timed m .1
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ton SALE—”1‘”HROI'UHBRED
Scotch ttlllll‘ pnpplt a. ittuuttt- Martin
i
titan-o. Stittw"bl~lt\ lllll Nlilnulll. nozn
WFOR BALE ul-z'lttNtitlANtt Riva-
plroo purita- utilio; also dining tnhlo. and
tlltlllti. \Iill '«li thoup. Bt‘ltuthlt. Austin
Wmluil‘lllllllll {til l~‘llr.ttliath Ht. fill 3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
BUILDER' B OPPORTUNlTY -— TWO
acroa or H lulN. right ill tho honrt of Dar-
ion: 7 room ltouso. oil lmprovemnn it:
llltnuzlltlw and llill'll. ”Ullxl‘s iillllt ll fit
(on: iilliK.‘lt‘d. .1.
South hnin St.
fll 3t
\‘ult lw t't'lltl lil' l’l-lllr-ti i
ll. l.ti\\'ri'ltl‘t- Agonoy, l
1.6751.
LOSTr Fll‘Jl. l. l‘iilll‘lABlA' .\'l‘ idlCK-
\motl's ll.t|l. it pottrl ttntl tiiilulonll pill.
llownrtl if l‘l‘lilrlil'li to Mrs. Goorxe .
i'hlilllllllflfi. lz‘. l'tll'li SL, Norwnlk. flint
L05T~~llll REWARD—~A MAN’S
(‘lll‘l' ring, unitill diamond ut-ttlnx.
tlullttm' rowurd will bo void for its re-
turn to lllirt miller. M M
‘ aUét‘ili'é'é uoncas.
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WPROFESSXONAL. w,
FIANO TUNING All i niobium 1‘“
ll‘lrtlt claim work. Will a into
of Moron l. Atldrouu ordtml
ilutlntwuy. utiit-o :xl Han I-it.. ion
l‘ouu.; toi. 27742. or ii will! LL
Nurthih
DIVILOPINO. ltltlfl‘l‘ma. ENLAR'E:
illa. itli kinda of l’llb flirt! aphid
l’rtimptuolnt and ratio! balm my
darn ractdvott M .l. I. etio'ly
tho Hinton tiltwaonl. b‘l‘ollorolt .
if
l'lllllllfllflhhf‘r. linuth Norwal.
AHOHIIA D TAW R {4.
Touch” of P um.
. gun.»- to
whom outfall). The motility do ._.
of the Westehelttor Not-tile
lllOl‘Nill conuidorttbty tiled
walla tho horitshlroi timid Noll
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wiU'l‘TIlll hurrah slim
Eight Cultural-y. 3361b Joielbtf‘il
4-»- M
4*“th h. ll‘iour tile boo. rail ,
mutilation a Go.
mitt Nylon ‘5'
man who main 6* eii'lrll
tomato!“ A -
muting“
h. it‘ltylor iltllli: him
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