Priest Who‘ll/i... Slalioncil in Ames
bury Massachuscill. Had oi
E‘Harilonl "Diocese
more in hit
iiiiii iiu uni
Successor ol Ihe Late Bishop Tierney.
a Native ol Norwalli
ROME.F'eii.1Ii.——The pope today ap
proved the appointment oi the Rev.
John J. Nllan oi Amesbury. Mass. as
bishop of Hartford, Conn.
The bishopric or Hartford has been
vacant since the death of Bishop MI
chael Tierney In October 1908. Bar
lug the Interval several permanent
rectors In the diocese have died and
the new bishop will have many ap-
pointments and changes to sanction.
The appointment or Rev. Fr. Nllan to
ho bishop disposes definitely oi the re.
current report that a division of the dI- 9
cause was contemplated.
After the death "t Bishdprierney
the belief was general that Rev. Dr.
Donovan, of Mlddletown. was a possi-
ble successor, but as the mouths pass-
ed the delay in an appointment being
made confirmed the impression that
the new bishop would be from outside
the diocese.
Thenppointment made, it is under-
. stood. was one recommended by Arch-
bishop Council, of tho archdiocese at
Boston.
Since the death of Bishop Tierney
the afialrs oi thii when“ hare been
administered by I“. liar .iohn Binott.
AMESBURI’, Mm. Pei). Iii—Roi.
Father John ..l Nllan. who has been
appointed gelatin Catholic Bishop of
Hartford Colin. has been pastor or St
Joseph's church thip town for the
past twelve Mi. HS wild ”hipped to
- St. Joseph's Ohui‘ch. pariah In nieces-
sion to Father J. J.~Brady. when that
clergyman was made auxiliary bishop
of Boston. Bishop Brady died a new
weeks ago.
During his seventeen years' pastor
rite here. I‘r. Nilau has held the respect
of all classes as a public spirited citI.
zen.
h‘r. Nilari was born at Nowburypori
in 1851. lie was oduonioii lIIVIIIL' pub-
lic schooln of that city and prior grad-
unilna from the high school in tail
he entered Nirolct College. Nirolct.
Que. from which he was graduated
In rm. Three years at St. Joseph‘s
Seminary. Tioi. N. Y.. filiitiwod and
Ills ordination took place on t'hrist-
mus, lli‘r'll. Ilia first mission was at
li‘rituiluahnm. Muss. Later he was up-
poliited curate ut Abington. iiiioi-
Whli'll ho was transferred to tho curacy
of St. James Church. lioaion. In 1892
he was assigned to the rectorship oi
St. Jolieph’ii Church. this town.
The vacant paritomten In the diocese
are: The Immaculate Conception iii
Waterbury: the Sacred licnrt. Water-
bury: St. Mary's at Norwalk: Ht. Jos-
oph‘s iii 80th Norwalit; lit. Mary's
at New London: ill. Augustine's at
Seymour; immaculate Conception iii
ilnltio. and 8t. Joseph‘s iii liockvilln,
all by death of the pasmrii. and at the
Immaculate Conception at New Hurt.
' lord; 5t. Ionian. at New Haven. and
lit. Patrick's at local Hampton. by m
Mauritian ol‘ the pastor. There are
many curaclsv to be titled as well.
MillilliIIITOWN’. Feb. Idwitov. lir.
Donovan. of this city. Who hits been
liltiiiili’lili'il as a Willi!!! surrosimr oi
bishop Tierney for bishornoi llartniru.
when shown The “minted Press dis»
patch from itouia today. announcing
the approval of the appointment of
liov. John J. Milli. oi Ameshuri'.
Mun. declined to make any stats-
merit.
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FOWILI. Mil) MIMI“: DRAW.
Mill ANGEL”. (Ill. Feb. idem-Lew
Powell. of thin Francisco. anti George.
Maoists fought I havoc unnamed draw‘
last night. Powell «or limit: to the
door in the rum round. barons hissed
for delivering the blow too low.
' m It“ HIM sawaaii.
, NW 103K. M lilo-“Tho plant of
tits Julia Hartwell company. manu-
locum from cord. our New
in Phllsdiilphlswill" ’ iii by
the Folltsunpii Q our.
Miss Agnes Loo cultivator this city,
direction of Mrs. Grace Welsh Wiper,
at the hitters studio, 10 South thigh
iconih street. Philadelphia, before an
audience which was unstinted In Its
applause. Numerous music critics in
attendance prpuounccd the event a de-
cided success. At its conclusion, Miss
golden was personally complimented
very highly tor her work. by the crit
ics. who declared it to he of ii high
order at merit. and who alsorsaid her
voice In of rare quality. hail uracil-
developed volume. and that her expres
sion is excellent. The program pro
video a wholesome range. Including
these numbers:
gave a repitnl last averting under the»
i
Allomey lor the Accord Was No I
Able to be Present and Conlin.
uaiice Was Cranial
«wow
Ills. Blililllllli =
lllllii liiililE
Says She Knew Noihi oi the Fool
Thai Husband Ha . Goods ‘
The case of Samuel F‘ox. the ladies
tailor. of Main street. Norwalk who
a. Sapphlc Ode ......... ..Brahms
b. Songs My Mother “mm Me Is charged with receiving goods alolen
...... . """" _ Dvorak from the Adams Express Compans.
c. Sies Mes Vers................ was to have come up for trial this
(I 8“" Wle (“e NECIII. . ....... iBOhm IIIUI [1an IJQIOI'E Judge [:00ka “lube
Aria~Fsrewell Ye liills .Tchailrovsliy iNorwnlk Town (curt Some 0' the
a. Daddy ................... iii-bread parties Interested In the case were ana-
b. in the Nest ....... l ...... ...R0ma llle to be present. and It “‘9 come-
3' 0h. That We Two Were Maying quently adjourned until next Monday
................ Nevin morning M 9 o’clock.
n. 0 Let Night Speak at Me. Chadwick Ammxw'e‘m‘ “m m“ “M" “’ ""
( Just a Wear yin for You ...... Bond cure the release of William (I. Iii-arson.
a. Without Thee . . . . . . . .dc' iinrdclot on bail. ““d It I“ expected that he will
b. Three Green lionnets..ile‘ iiardclot "9 melancd today. Several of his
Q Who Knows .................. "fl” neighbors agreed to go on his bond.
d. Madcap Marjorie ......... Morton but In this forru it could not be occupi-
Following the recital. the r‘olksririg
Qunrtctte. of which Miss Guides in
first silo. I Miss Eleanor Senalon
Gage being second alto. wore prevailed
upon to favor with several selections.
which met with general approval. as
was shown by the manner in which
the audience received them.
Miss Golden was assisted by Miss
Mary WoodIIeid Fox its piano accom-
panlsl.
wWe pay 6% on any amount from
SI. 000 to 850 000 Invested In tho Mona-
ton Rcaiti Investing Corporation. Ad
dress P. O Box 732 So Norwnik UL
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illllliiiliii III
iii illill Iii BIIEIIiEiIilIi
Lake Company Stands an Excellent
Chance oi Landing Illa Govern-
ment Contracts
llldii will be submitter! by tho Luke
Submarine ’i‘orpcdo lioat (30., of
Bridgeport. for building all tour of the
new submarine bouts authorised by
congress. The local voiiipsny stariiis
an excellent chance of securing the
contract. as It is now believed that
the concern submitting the lowest lig-
urns will got the contract on April I.
Iierotolore the Iiridgoport company
has always been able to ondcrblil the
Electric Iloai Cit. and now that Ilio
nloinont oi favoritism has been rc~
moved It looks as though the local
company would get more than a ”bask
in." for the tint tluio.
Iiililil llllili
willilllllllll
The experiments oi the New York.
New Haven and liartibrd Railroad
company with Iiii i-Iocirlr service rip
pllerl to freight irirlllc between New
itmahelle. Now York and itsnriord.
(loan. while not complete ludii-iitc
future slicer-sir." The . caimriinsnts
have berm made with Ih’nlnriric on:
also weighing loll ions. which Iii. how.
ever. 20 ions heavier than the star»
darn tail tun canines which is to be
natal. II has been almost riloarli- iIIiIll
castrated that the new engine will
draw trains oi from Iii to ilil loaded
car. at a satisfactory spoon per hour.
and so far as practical operation at
sleutricdrawn freight trains Is now
carried results appear to be fairly
proved.
‘loooonilcally and commercially.
however. the results cannot no work.
Oil out rally until “the evolution by
aiaotriolty. both for freight and on
mania Iii upon a tamer not than
between Stamford and New York.
conclusions illlllm be resisted until
the contemplated extension (roan
Illumiord to Namflavsu Is made. but
the time oi which I! still ludoilolta.
my in: .. was bum today. use
We“
«niursaosiui sips-r. so.
ems.
NW!
wrist sirloin can is now own.
noun worth Ira W linear.
ran. at. m a nirvana. Props.
issuanwmd museums-s.
ed. Another arrangement hm been
made whereby a Norwalk man agrees
to go bond and the neighbors. It was
said, have agreed to stand back of him.
in rm interview with Mrs. Everett
C. Iiyiugton. this morning. a Sentinel
reported was Iuiormsd that the report
that she knew oi her husband's con-
noviion with the articles taken irom
the oillro of Adams Express Com.
pany. Mrs. liylngton states that the
first thing she know oi the chair was
when the detectives told her that her
husband was arrested. this did not
know he had anything In the house
that had been taken from the company
until the two or three neckline. s aoit
hat and a pair 0! tan shoes were found.
Mr. iiyington later on substantiated
Mrs. Iiyirigtop's statement.
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PIIEBIIIEIT DISPLEIBEII
WITH WilliK 0F MIDI!"
\\'Ai-IIIIN(ITU.\‘, I-‘oli. 16.-~«'I'iic slow
progress being made by Congress In
disposing oi the Important measures
which rho president has specially urrr
oil upon Its attontlou Is causing him
extreme dissatisfaction and IN’ is takv
trig nirunun-s to let that fact be known.
Today he wuu called upon at Ilit‘ White
House. presumably at his own room-vi
by several legislators in charge oi the
various measures and the immunity
for the prompt action. at least upon
aortic oi the iiiipor matloru of legisla-
tion. was strongly urged by him.
Among illtllt‘. were Heliaioi‘ licvoridac.
chairman of the committee. oi icrrltor
Ina. who hi looking after the Alaskan
territorial bill: iisuiitor I‘artcr. who to
tethering thr- posial savings bank bill;
i-lenriior Iiorah. who Is actively oppo
sing some of the lectures oi the lat-
tor incrisuro. and Representatives
Iiayuii ranked as no Insurgent. whose
aid might be helpful in locating united
action by the Republiisip majority In
the House upon this lloiuibllcuu plat.-
i’orrn pledges.
It Iii believed that the president iii»
iiireii thin such pressures as tin» .trl-
sons and New Monica statehood b'".
the Alaskan toniiorlai bill and others
oi comparatively minor importance ‘w
actud upon at once in color to clear
the way inr some oi the larger imb-
Icotii. at least those likely to give clue
in prolonged aluminium and unnirovor.
lli'.
lieiiator Iievsrlilps is said to have y...
ported that he found diflloiilty In not»
ting his committee together to dispose
oi biiiiiiiqii. A similar complaint
comes from other quarters.
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coourav stun WHIIT.
Molnar «lovable evasion session
of the country club Whlst was held
last evening attire club. when the lies
luau wore loin. Charles .I. Picasso
and lira. II. II. Hutchkias.
Tho man are Invited at the «salsa
meetings. whlbh are held monthly.
Mat inflicts Ilriit prim winners were
lira. W. hi. Pails» and has Davis.
Taunting refreshments were served.
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“V. 0% Willi“? but.
“film, "“0. Mt I'lfl‘nfli “0
William m. the woihkhowa solicit
in can turner 00-min. has at
his halal: this city. today. sitar a
is... , ’3‘qu
it?“ convinced
.. iiilsui vpiiomr liilll.
Edward 13. um lie man held at
I’ittsiisld. Mass, to; attempted bur
glory. turned oil the Job at the real
deuce oi Mrs. (Mariam Lauder. In
' West street. on January 31st. whenI
$600 worth of Jewelry has stolen.
Among the articldsjiound In Dncoy l'l
possession was a silver pencil chioi
t'ollmcr made arrangements with the
i’lttsiiold police to have It cost down1
to South Norwaili for inspiration. This
pencil has been Identified by the has.
tier family as balancing to them.
An aiiori will be made. It possible.
to get Dace? to tell where the other
missing Jewelry In. The Stamford no
line also claim to have Danny dead
to right. The accused man admitted
that he was In South Norwalk on Jan
our) 24m. just a week bsiore the Lao-
der robory The police say he may
have gotten his dates mixed.
The Job at’ the [milder home was
turned'oil‘ early in the evening. The
visit of the second story worker was
discovered about 9 ofcloclr and there
was every Indication that he had climb
ed the front porch.
llaosy. the man under suspicion Is
described mi dressing unite fashion
ably and be Is also said to be the
kind of (allow who would be expected
to stop at good hotels.
lllillilil tun .
run-p nun
Chicago Real Estate Dali! Was Too
Quick Willi Gun Inn Man Who '
Dunaniisil H.090
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CHICAGO. l-‘eh. lap—Mowing a re
volver trim the drops; q a table In
his real estate 0W night Jacob
Baden shot and instantly killed Bruce
Morgan. alter the latir-i- had threaten-
oil to shoot him unless he turned ovr-r
81.500 which was In the pain. As
Haiich tired the shot stitch killcd Nor"
gun, the wounded man .irnd two shots
one of which struck Illi‘ real estate
tII“II‘l‘ In the head.
Morgan entered .Iln- oiilco while
lladok was talking to ion iris-ads.
"(lire the your mom-y. open the
door of the said. or i will kill all oi
gout" warned Morgan us he pointed ii
i'ovoivi‘r at Iiaok. "i thought you were
itIiIlli‘. but I am going to got away
with this last the satire.“
As the thaw hold their hands above
their heads. Ilsdok nimml donor to
tho “thin in which In} tho revolver.
Wiillo Morgan shilicil his revolver tor
a moment Baden «cited his min and
III'NI over his shoulder.
Harlok'a more was dlsrrriii-il Ion late
by Morgan. but as be full hr llrod
twice. liadolt only revolved a stain
wound.
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IETTIII IIIIIIIS
Fill IIIIDEI TIMI.
wn'ricnmiiiv, iii-ti. rum-won um
arrival iii the hairs porn-l at Mt)
islniinicn. moat of them from Iowm
Iii the lower and oi the county. the
prospects iii-timed ialr for the annular
rlon oi the iury which Is to try Bophlr
Kritrhman and Joe Mitchell on the
charm of murder. 'i‘br morning was
used up in examining other talasnicn.
the suit“ chlllflwlill Mo and this rich
innit-tits Ilvo each. No additional he
run were wound up till noon. and
the live arroplsd yesterday continued
to III lit the Jury hos. ticphlo Krlich-
mari limited to be In chosriui mood.
lithe were it while waist with a large
roller. .Ioc Mitchell Is brought an
iron the. tall such day. ilo does not
straw any alga oi rociignlilon oi the
woman.
At son the ninth hour was irritant-ii.
William ll. cooper. of Seymour, a re-
tired mechanic. and (I. A. it. man. At
i o‘clock miller-dill. Andrews or flaunt
camel. was found to be acceptable
its Is it years old. the Milli!“ juror.
mo
GOMIAIT'I'II ‘ro moron corp
sasvavionsaitu.
washrooms. rob. roman iii the
administration biliii providing for the
‘ summation oi natural resources will
hammered byssabmrnlimsi
mmmmscnsunhslmla.
”comma tractors m
Wis rind ”italics. rimsQ
*0“th
ohm: tibia. st Winning: mm.
Applicant; lor Naturalization Mud but
ObIMflvm as Witnesses .
Sitting that only disinterested wit-
jiiossos should be eligible as such for
No Money on Hand lor the Work
But It Will Be Brought the Aiv
leniion oI Town Ollicials ' ’i
ii. lilllIlilI hill 3
Illiilllllliii blimp
Will Endeavor to Obtain Supplies lor
Schools More Promplly ‘
Decisive action was taken last night
schools. This is a matter uhich Is
growing sentiment In Its favor.
tee. Dr. William J. Trace) and Dr. H.
C. Sharer. making an investigation of:
the subject.
the subject.
vor oi periodical medical inspection of
the schools.
Thorn Is no money on hand to pay
for such work at the present time. but
It is proposed to bring the matter to
the attention of the town board of ear
tiiiiaig and taxation. which will be re-
tion for the work when they malts up
the mitiiiiiitcs in tiny.
'l‘horo appears to have been some
what or ii mixup In getting Ihioukh
the requisitions for the Irish school
supplies. in order to clear this mat-
ter up. the board last night appointed
Dr. George 8. Kendall purchasing
committee tor the high school supplies
and the munitions will be turned
(War- to him for approval.
William H. Trlairam. oi Brooksidc.
was denied permission to send two of
his children in the South Norwaik
schools at the December meeting Por-
misalou was Wind however for an
other oi Mr.- TvIItrani's children, an
older one than the. other two. Last
night Mr. Tristrarn again appeared and
requested the same permission for the
younger two. The board hoard Mr.
’i‘rlntrum. but did not reverse the lie
i-oiiilwr mooring itwisiou.
Harry Rider, urtina school visitor
for East Nor-walk gave u' report oi his
visits to thiI gchikils under his direc-
tion. which report was very fluttering
to Birmirlntonilout (loot-go It. Thomp—
iron and his assistant corps of roach:
on.
President ilrnilley S. Kt‘Iill prcoldcii
laat r-vonlug. The others prvsolit worr-
Secretary wurmi'umiwiui. or. r. r.
Clinic. llr. w. .l. Tracey. in. II. C.
laborer. liairy Rider and lir (I. 8. Ken.
drill. The ubscnlces were A I‘.
Whooior and .l. ii. Iawronce.
lllll mil Jill?
EIIII III lllil llllli
Mel Instant Deslh on the Pavements
Below. Their Bodies Being Found
This Morning
NEW YORK. Fob. lil,~~ Two women
dropped from tony «kits and met death
on tho pavements below today. one
of them. a young shlriwaisi matter.
ls'known to have leaped purposely to
her fats. Bite was .lsiinic Bhkolcliy. it
years old. and a note slid lair. showed
that It. was because Iii melancholy over
it love alfaii- that aha sought death.
"1 can't live no mots. i love Ia’sy.
It‘s maddening. It I can't have him
i can‘t live without him. I hope, all
my friends will trims ins.“ iris riots
read.
The girl's body. falling from a all»
claim loci. atriicli a mains baker fir:
iris: a union through mils iii-oer
and hisiuadoibnadwaasoatisrod
Iii all directions. '
‘I‘lis other death win that or a we-
ninii of it years, lira. brim O’TooIa
liar body was found beneath tits point
rm onion she had either new or
sauna. and had been instantly Illicit
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AMIIIBMI ””6th sane:
Palm. ”is. ire-rims ill. In
lining agitated In various places Inl
the stain and there seems to be iii A
uncured to provide for an appropriau
applicants for naturalization. Judge
George w. Wheeler In the superior
court yesterday disqualified all those
applicants who had brought relatives
along with them as witnesses. There
ware live or the applicants who were
eiiectisd In this way. The Iawrequtres
that each applicant (or papers shall
have two witnesses. both of whom
shall have knowu the applicant for at
least iivc years. These witnesses are
not required with the first papers.
but when the application for the sec-
ond papers are made the applicant
l must be accompanied by Illa” two wit
noses Following this application. his
papers are posted for 90 01!!!» when:
by the board of school visitors at their his ““59 will be heard by “‘9 ”Wt-I night gave the third one of its sari“
monthly meeting, held at the high“ The five applicants rejected will now of smokers to be held my; ”My,
“"001 building In West avenue to- lime ‘0 look Ill) “0" ““18"“ and Full reports of the other two events '
ward medical inspection In the public wall for 90 days before they can be have appeared in The Sentinel and
come a citizen or Uncle Sam
The applicants were examined by
If they were Anarchists or members of
so called Black Hand societies or If
they contributed to their support
Last night Dr. Tracey; There were none who admitted mom
made the report back to the board on bcrship.
The committee Iii In Ia- l
tip to the noon recess the following
succeeded In being admitted; From
Bridgeport: Jacob Kstz. Timothy P.
‘F'laiiagau. Patrick J. Morrisscy. Jo
scph May Alexander (tension, Alfred
Elias Goyer. Aiilello Giuliano, and
Julius Lenka; ‘irom Norwulk, Thure
Gorbar Nelson. Goes Green and Alex-
nndor Couston.
lillllliliil BilliEEliEIiiE
ill ilil llIll liiilli
Men to Meet Manner Higgins Daily
--Ti‘ul Willi III: Roads
lndividaalb
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in accordance with the Intimstloii
given in New Havdmthe adjustment
board of the conductors and trainmen
of the New Haven railroad. arrived In
New Haven yesterday. and took up
with General Manager Samuel ng
ulna, the proposed agreement regard-
lng wages and time. Tho principal
topics discussed were regarding the
pity of this class of men who make
over- or loss than Il‘rii miles a day In
runs. and also the demand tor a stan-
dard riny oi I0 hours.
There are two grand otllcers of the
labor bodies of the workmen there. In
an advisory capacity. They are l.. E
ilhoppard. 0! Cedar Rapids. lows. sen-
Ioi- vice president of the Order of Rati-
roud Conductors. and I"). ll. Sinus. oi
Detroit. Mich, who Is iicc grand mas
tor of the Brotherhood of Railway
'I‘rninrncn.
Air. Sheppard said last night that
thp conference Would be continued to
day. luvginnlnp at It) o'clock at the
Railroad Y. M. (3. A. building. The
meetings will probably last ior ii week
or two. and It Is presumed that an un-
derstanding will he arrived at helm-en
the road and the noon. The mason the
hearing was reoponiid there. it was
plated last night, Is because there Is
not ii disposition on the part of the
General flmaara' ustrclatlon to ac-
sed.- io the demands of the labor men
involved In this dispute. and rumo-
nucntiy aacli road that Iii doomed oi
Importance Is to be taken up indlvlii
pally.
FITZPATRIOK THINKO JOHNOON
“IV FOR JIFFRIII.
Johnson. Iii out with thp bold predic-W
tion that Jollrléi will bury the big no-
us In the coming heavvaislght chain-
piousllip light. il‘itapatrlok says John-
son Ia overrated and will show the
white leather when the boliaririaliar
puts on the pressure. Jollrias is on his
that he will boils active training with.
out further delay in will have a son
with. with no result that Frisco wlliw
no names as as shown. _ it Is
«period that We: has tired of M
Richard's incessant talking and is sprig?
Ions in as blur aside.
blow in in William.
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i
an the ital |
Earn iI'ItapatrIclr, who made Jack my:
way to Ian Francine with the annulus ‘ .' "
tab with i’nomotors stand our unit. ‘
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mumfimmmua
Four Boxing Bouls meWIInM
by About 300 Members ‘
Lari Non
llllllll Willi Iii lllllill
ilillllllii Piiilii
Stalemcnis Marie Today” That There
Was No Reason to Stop Contests ‘i
The 'Nin City Athletic Club rain
there was about the usual attendance.
300 members. at the airalr last evening
street There were tour contests. and
forming his duties In the careful
manner that usually characterizes his
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
uctautmrira'dvortgowu: scum:
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each warggltlon'al'am. I cant pai- insertion.
WANTED. 7
WANTED TABLE BOAIIDERS: Air
soJurnisliod rooms with heat. latest im-
A—i—c-
movements. to lot; telephone: constrain
preform. Ten minutes from ,tpot. lust
of! Wont Avo III Reed 8! I. “53¢ .
WANTED--—‘l’0L’ Nu LADY A8 STBN
ograpiicr and typewriter; caper loosed
molt-.rrod inquire Century Roofing and
Manufacturing Co. ()ld Well Cinififii
Bull iii mu m.”
liar for ”more
WANTED «YOUNG
up bookkeeping. (loud
mom to right party.
Sentinel.
wanreoar‘nn mtg?
by. i to 25 acres; gilt or y- hear it:
Norwuik Addresskl ileum cl.
tint
I wargirrwrr. bY' scoot
at r 0 cap
mull and em in clriiiht. %
sentinel.
WANTED— summits ALSO no”
to loan the trade. Norw Iron W
Hoilllr 'orwaik. .
WANTED TO BUY. A L KINDS OF
with and poultry Bout cell paid. -
Ira prions only-w H. lotiman. Con-
uofticut 'l‘uruplkc. South Normals. Tc‘l‘.
TO LET
TO LET->4 I‘I'I NTI'I‘II AV I“... NOR-
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