H II); II III
VV R VVKVP
South ilorwslii n Problem
ilo Nearer a so ution Than
it Was a Month Age
on iiiiillli nu
Ins IIIIIIII III III
Widening and Straightening oi
Meadow Street Brought Up
The. city board of health in showing
no signs of weakening In its cum-
paipn to bring about on IIIIprovoIIIonl
iii the condition of tho Huvilnnd Street
lockup, which has been II moi-co or
oomph-tint without result for yours.
Last night, when the oily oouncli
fiankly admitted it w‘as up IIgIIinIst it”
Ior a solution oi the piobleni Ilio lltliil‘ti
of health, renrcuentotl by tho tit‘tl't'.
lury. Ur. ll Pordno oontInuI-II to
bore uway Iind ompiiunized IIgIIIII that
it Inonun liliillilflh’fl unit that unions
something iii dono. tho lockup will bo
olouod upon a n Ilonnro. ,
ilr. l‘orduo bu patiently boon uInlI-
inp. through the meeting to bo honrd.
and II was close on to Ii o'clock boloro
lio stepped to the roll and IiiliiiliilliT'l
that ho IIIIII .I I-oIiIiIIIIIIloIIiIou I'roni
(iotinty iloalih Ollloor iloorgo lI‘I. Hill.
A motion to ntijottrn bud niroady boon
mudo boforo ilr. l’crilno spnko. inn u
\Ioto out: not talteu on it.
I-ituIico. this inner stated that it tho
bouril ol lIIIullli ordorn Ibo conditions
iConIinuod on Socond Page.)
Wt..-
lVVliiV VViil’iliV
ViiiiiVl VRVVS VRIVVI
Stamford If R Ilil'il Down Ap-
pilcstisn to so Noroton
liiver Structure
'l‘liI pmpoanlon Io IIIII nIIIIoI our»
direct from the corner of Main and
Wall utroots. Norwailt. to the control
Input": in Stamford. appoars n more
filmy proposition today than for Homo
timo. Stamford refused at II town
meeting last night to entertain tho
him of It “‘90th lil'ldg'II at tho Ntli‘ll-
ton rivor. which is Ibo tormlniitlon of
tho Norwnlk iind Stamford Irolloy
linen.
ll bus biIoII Inniiitalnod that upon a
bridge would uiuho tho condition Iniiro
dangerous than Iit prononi for tho pub-
lic. iII Iliut ollior \IIIlIlIIlI-s titnn iliv
troloy I-IIrII might try to follow tho
lI'oiItiII liriillzt‘.
it in liilIlt‘IniIiIIIi iliai h‘lnIIIiIiIII IIIIIIII
not objott by uiiy motion to no. I tiio
ii‘olioy IuIin ruins the \oIoIoII IiiIoI
but boileita tho trnlloy I-oIIIpIInI
should Ivldoii tho llllillt
Dillli‘ll in to how u town IIIooIiIiI.
tlilu owning and ono of tho pl'lii‘lHltilltt
III II ooiinliiernilon of II Nilillliii' propo~
nitiInI nu won turned down by Slum-
l’orti. int-It. night.
...—“...”...—
lliLi. TO BE BACK Iii
Gilli“!!! Illlilii 15
_. "HM...
lies Leit Senatorium at the lint
Springs and is New Living
at liotel
WAsliiNu’l‘ON. March ii.~-itopl'o»
Iiolitntivo liili oxpocte to‘I'tItIII'II to bill
aunt in consrone about Mart-h Iii. no-
I'orIiIIin Io lntout nowa front lillli ro-
ooii'oil In Wauhlnnlon.
Mr. Hill roporlu that ho IIIIII loft tho
Hlillltltll‘iiiiii at Hot Spriiiiru, to tune up
his residence at a hotel for tho ro.
multidor of his only. '1‘th olIIInIto iii-
IlltIntoa that ho has no for iIIIprovod
no to be beyond the hood of constant
trontniinit uud card to! his phynlclanu.
The new in the source of lunch on
Iouruiroinont to his friends hero, who
will woirome blui iii the Capitol upon
his mum. Mr. Hill in aroutiy Iuluuod.
nnu I‘ronnont inquiriel to mean at blII
union on to the profit“ of his ruin.
— ..wwnuw
CHEW “MIMI!”
FlOii'l'liiI; A FIRE
W
NEW YORK. March letor hov-
in: {ought iii'llllli‘i ousfuliy‘ for five days
It lire In hnr omii lingo. tho freight
steamship Mnudo‘. t'rp Argontlno. ur
rived In port today the crow In:
linustod.
’i‘iiellre woe IiinotiveI-ed on March I
whiletthe steamship was in Wrist In-
dian wntcru. The speed wan inorenII-
ud and the crow [Mild to oxtingulnli
tho flames. But the lira bud nturtnd ut
the bottom or the coal bunker and
could not be reached. Coal from other '
bunkers were it so to feed the fur
naeos to make I . The tire burned
Itself out yesterday, when all of the
coal in that bunker had been consumed.
' 'l‘iis lbiv sustained no other damage.
. I Board. lies
in nub- ‘
my
finlursd at. the Boot
Aim lid “All
I
WmH-Av-r-IWMW ow“
iiiiiiiilV VViVVllE
I VF VVViiR Villli iiViiii"
Secretary Purdue. oi the Health
Besnl unredgby I
the Randi Company
There has been some npooulatlon an
lto what the city board of hoaitb III
tended to do about the big shell piio
ninlntnlned on the Washington street
I, bridtro by the deol oylltor company.
Some time ago, the board notified the
oyI-Ilor company that it adjudged the
shell pilo a nuisance and ordered the
shells oil by March lot.
When Mai-ch lat came around and
tho. abclln were still In nvldnnco it was
wondered by come if the hopith board
would take any notion. 'I‘holr notion
yoetoiduy Indicates that they mean to
pursue an axgrneelve campaisn again
at the. shells ’l‘he mutter ban
previously been brought to the atten-
llon of (utility llealth Officer Georgia
I) Hill of Bridgeport who Is now tam
liiar with the locality sud the adjudg-
od Iiuisnnco. Tho county health offi-
oor‘nchlof function In connection with
tho local health boards in to act M
ibolr nttorney. With this In vlow, tho
oily board or health tnrnotl the butters
ovor iii Mr. Hill yoiitorday with it View
to buying tho sholln removed with no
little delay on poeulblo.
Dr. it. it}. i’nrduo. nocrotury of tho
board of hoallb, ututod roconlly lliui
Ibo Radol company. coliiplotoly Igliorr
od lIiII uotloo in roforonco to tho silioll
plio This in taken in union quarti r.I
Io indiIIito that Androw Rude! intends
to light out tiio our in tho. oourtn.
Now. Inoic than II Wonk after the
date noulgnod by tho bonitli board for
tho roiiimai of tho sholin tho plio of
thousands of buohola romainn undia
tuibm’i. Tho public to naturally nwslt-
in: tho oIItI-ouio pith inloronl Knob
war. for normal your». the uluo of tho
IIlIoli pilo has progressed “lth tho m
IItor oponing III-anon. In wlnior tho
Hill‘lltl nro not vori oil‘onnlvo but Ilili
tho illi"i\nl of IIpIIIlIi tho odor ptliil III
ltII nppournueo and lnrronnod until it
in unlit-touting to many pooplo. oupot lnl
ly in July anon llio uhoiln IirI ntirI-od
up by tho piooonn of loading (horn on
boatu III which ilioi nro titltoii out III
to tho Sound to plniii tlioIIi
ililSi Viliil’Viii
Sliii iiii ll
Twelve Mon. With Three Solon.
Catch lilne Pounds
lilillililcl’mt'l‘. March 8."“3ll(‘i‘illlill
Wblio not tho llrat Woslport iimoit
Snliirilhy anI-rnoou. 'i‘iIII llnyou Fiiili
tin. lInII this morning ulno pounds of
thin Ilollrioun lliih. 'i‘ho flail aro. Into
this your, and no Iar source. although
it in oxpoctod iIII-y will be Inuro plonti-
fol luior on. Tim umall quantity moi
obtuinod by I’.’ turn with ibrco IIotIi.
III otlior Ilnyn wiIIIII i‘iaronoo A. Iltsyoii
i‘iliiillli‘li‘il tho InnrlIIIt. which bun boon
IIIIIIooI-IIIId by lilo linyon Pit-Iii i'iilliv
puny. illi‘ Iirol IIIItI-lt of Wolilpori siIIolt
ordinarily roprououtcd about It hunt
di'oti pouiuin. Tlli‘tii‘ ilaii wore prompt-
ly diulrlbuiod in two pound lots to old
llrlilgI-port iuiiiiiiou. \i'lliifli‘ IIaiIIIIIi up~
pIIIIrod upon liio books of tho Inaritoi.
Tbono inniiiioa hail II atundlng ordoi‘
for llio Iirnt \Voatpori uIIIolt. (in tho.
prouout oornulon .loooo llayoa, of tho
iinyon b‘lnh Company. lookod up the
lint and found but one family of oil
iIIiI fifty l'i‘mlllliliill, tho family of JR
I-ob Kioior. nud two poundu of tho
t‘iii.(‘ll Woro nont to him.
’i‘iio Woutpori Itinult rcmuinu lIIo pin-
I-utorlul dollnnoy that It always with.
but tho knowiodgo of tho goodnoitl of
the fish Is not no widoiy illntribntod
IIII It mind to ho.
SIRIIVFIVVVIVIIVR'
IIIIIIIII ill ulsu
Bridgeport Man and Woman Are
Found Guilty oi Causing the
Death oi iohn ii. Mullins
llllllliliCl‘Oit'l‘. March 8.--(‘-litrii
humane and it‘rodnriok Raynor. who
wore found guilty by It Jury loot trunk
of Inanulaugbtor in' connection with
tho death of James ll. Mullins taut
.itinuury, were each sentenced to from
ten to fiftoon years in auto python.
by Judge Howard J. Curtis. in tho so.
perlor court this morning. Both prIII~
oners took the sentence calmly. nay-
nor lisd nothing to say arternerdn but
the floraxno Woman remarked that it
quI pretty ltlli‘ . but the boat abe
could expect tinder tho circumstances.
Her mother and lather of Danbnry and
her stator also of that city. Wore prun-
ont in onurt when sentence was pro
pounced and had an interview with
her Iater In one oi the rooms of the
onurthonae.
.....qu
~MiLLiNIIY OPININO.
The Boston Store announceu their
opening display of Spring Mlllinery.
Thursday. Friday and natnrtiay ni' tbia
week March til. it and 12.19veryono
cordially invited.
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Namath Pmtvoilios
In:
ICity oi Norwalii’ Council italics
Chang e in Caring for Property
Outside Carnegie Building
‘VVliii iV VlVVl VP Vlii
VV. ViiinilVVil VASE
More Catch Basins and Lights
Asked for by Tax Payers
At. tho Inoollug of the (lily of Nor‘
wnIlI iioarti of Councilmen. lunl even»
lug. novel-Iii Important ninttoru worn
brought tip for diacusaion.
(‘ounoilniun liurnnil naid that in his
opinion the library appropriation was
not Iitillsod in all the warn that It was
(Continued on Illsth l'aso).
......w ..
liiiiliiliii iiViliVl
ii VVVVli SiVllV
Street Car tine Owned by Amer-i!
cans Also Wrecked by lob
iiill’itl'i‘ .i. i‘ulntiiiiia. March 8.‘"‘”‘A
quIIrII-i boiunon tho Inannizor of an
.\InI-rlI~,uII ownoti nironi Iiiiiwny lino
um! «I pollro oitltzor liito yesterday was
foilowwi by R riot Iiiiriiiu which it mob
attomptod to aI'IIIIlI lllt‘. llll‘twl euro.
'l‘ho. Ironic Ira: ntuppod Iuid lilo mans-
Itor plnood iliiilor arrtnit. .
’I‘bo Inning motion-III for sonic tluio
IIIIIl rout-bod iiio block III which the
\iIIIIlIIIII notation in locatod The on-
lll‘l’ million-Ii III fut-(III in tho vicinity.
but ilio mob Iiiior wroulIiiia Ila your
gonnou on tho roiling; aioI-iI of tho your
puny uttnriiod tho lulled filatos lIn-
Kfillon. IIIoIIina iIII nuildica 'i‘tio Inem
born of tho iogntion noro protector!
and though thorn worn further lio-
piml‘od to ho illilo to limo "minim“
to tho Amorloans.
Elliott Northern! in tho Ainorlrnn
onyoy extraordinary and inhibitor ptou
ipoionlinry in litixotn. unit Paxton Nib»
lion in tho sorrolnri' of thrI Ainorioun
lmsatlon. All at tho lontlon worn
mid to ho nnfo hula) \lr. Northooil
oumo horo lam Aiiiztnu Irom Wont \‘lrr
giiilu niid wan inrtnorly iuilgo of tho
district Hill“ for tho mtiitliorti “ll“
irlct of that ntato.
VVIiS iiiilllVl
VViiliiVllVVi 80.
The Marrl’s. oi Siamiord. AeII
525.000 Osmagesior Alleg-
ed inlurlss Received
in lmd
in tho (‘lvll Siiporior court today
.iiidgo (iconic W. WiIocloI- will all In
Iliroo nation which intro boon boloro
tho rourl for Mlilt‘ little limo. Two
of the ration aro from t-iiuinford nnd
huvo boon tiloii since July no. loot. ‘l‘br
minor is a liridiinport suit, tiled in tin
oiuubor. limb.
'i‘iIo llrliiuport IIIIII iii that of John
ll, i'lnltl aitalnIIt John ”who. ibith uro
onuoI-n of ridiculing proporly in tho
Wont End. tisnl rinlmn that Loam
dug up oxoiwntion on iilu. Lorilto'n. pro
porty. causing tho folioo Iwhich Impar-
nteu tho two to booonio undormlnod.
lio. units for soon iliimnxon.
'i‘iio othor two nultii aro thoso oi
iCIIIll Marrl and bin wlio. lAiillll Mar
rl of Stamford. against the Stamford
Birool Rniiwny (TIL. now tho Conno"
tiout. 00. Thu husband tones for lib,
000 and the wife for ”0.000. Tho
Mnrrl'e claim that their I-oncbinnn wnu
driving thorn along mini street. July
30.. iOOi. when lhoy worn run into by
it our of the company. Marti rooolvod
Injuries on his head. body and liniba.
while Mrs. Mnrri rocelvnd aovoro in-
ornai injuries.
din sriiIoII POVTOEI
EXPLOSION Inns trio
CHICMIO. March ti.«—'l‘bo explosion
of dry starch powder which ooonrrcd
in the plant of the Amnrloan Maine
Precincts company III Roby. ind. last
night probably killed two men. iniiir-
nd 18 others. turn possibly fatally.
wreoiiod a thronnttory building and
borne windows in Booth Chicago and
In Hummond. ind. three and live
miles away. Fire followed the not In»
stun but companies from Booth lil-
eaco' and Hammond contined the
flames to the WIN buildings. 'i‘wo
bottled are believed to be in the ruins.
Iand Robert Pie e‘
fl
m
‘ wmnpn nonlinear
Fair tonlaht and Wednesday. settler
tonight; modems to brlslt wast within,
Rm ,
TWO CENTS
The city hint g .
of Frank H. lib-lulu ii. Railway
iare considered to
have performed Lil r duties so well
this your that thee tr council tendon
ed the board a vote of thanks last ere-
ulna.
In turning in a report to the council
last night Mr. Fl it stated that the
only reason some (Ire raises in the
list had not been made by the board
wan bornuao them had not been time.
The board has hoi senulouu llli itc-
quontiy as preunrlb d by law and Mr
l-‘ltcb said he had nt in eight to ten
dare work The lst for this of-
iico is not partibui riy alluring, having
only :10 nor yo d thin fact caused
quite a laugh it the council board
when It tins mentioned .
Below Is a continuity of the boardu
work:
Appoa iiieI hearth—OB
Rudnood not including ohurI-huu
and moldlornwbb.
Total amount of redunilonii. not in-
cluding ll. 8. mldinrd. but iiioiudinit
ciiurrlios. oto.-43.:iiiil.24l.
Total number of lists increased-«I.
Amount of lnorenno-w-BZOO.
Total amount of oaoinptlonn. itOlil‘
tors. blind. ctr.—-~868.il5.
IIIIIII Ililillit nu
Ionian iliilliiii
Letter lied a Warrant ior ills
Arrest, But lie Bays Pur-
suers a Chase
lliIllKlEi‘OitT. arch 8 Giiriiliti‘
i‘. Milior. for It I Inn nonnIIi-d in nu
inauiio niiyittm. Iirrw Ii revolver upon
tlfllt‘ot‘ lIEIiinorib G llli'ill. of tho traf-
llr hound. at tho lunrlitin of Main
alroot and Fait‘flrlti ltl'tmiio. tilifli‘ll.‘
boioro noon toilet and itilloil him
‘l‘nrning around in tho tittirtlod poopio
on tho Mili‘WiIlliii stiller lot on all tho
t‘al‘illiilfi lIi llih titration. and thou
with u uliriolt tin-l Ilillil'llliiil‘ of tho
min oinr lilo honii. iiiiirtorl on tho run
through Minn atroot. (luv bulb-II tilt
..Irirn lions-rid: “ho tries moi-in: by
and II-oundod lino though not anion»-
iy. Author minor pro-tinted [100'
void lingo. ii hurm‘fiui Ii tho hospb
lni intri it waM‘nsro-i in would Iiio
\iiliI-r ultimo point blank III Dillon
ilIurloI. hinsnnto Mm Iii tho Irniiio
ouiiud. but the lalil‘i dropped III the
ilohil IIIIII ioii ilIo iuiiloi I" by Tliroo
Illlli‘t‘i‘rl with drawn toiiiii'ors liliii’ll'il
in IIIII-anll of lillicr, .illil in n for mu-
montn a nurnbor III IIIIII l‘ Minors and
ntnbuianro. with M‘iii‘i‘k of volume had
iukou up tho riiuw Altar a long run
Hillt'or "town and llt'im'ilii‘ iind‘ltoil
ovoi‘hniilm Miiirr IIIIII I‘lliitll'l‘ll him
too Initor tinting lltl lliillt‘ ilillllliiiilll’lil
with which to tight
hililor wan IiIiIrII in Ibo pollI-o IIIII
rip“ and luiiltml up, nlIIII'II lw Iiintio
tho building: IrIIIutnII \‘llli yoiln Iititl
«brink: inr lilo ltm-lIofI-uors and \‘an-
IIIIrbIltII to miiiio and bull him out
Milit'i'. it to until bi ilii' potion. hail
boon writing lwnlna iI-ltoru lo moor
born oi tho Vlflili‘l‘blli iuuiily in Nou-
i'orii. siliti tho polloo bud boon ushoii
to prior“ him. \‘ouioutni limi‘l'i'N who
“t‘li‘ IINil out to find him iilfllm‘l iii"
lbolr itanda upon him bill lio oludod
Ilioni. 'l‘liiii foronoou tlilloor litrlr. saw
hillior ooino into ”to lunotion of the
slrooiu and alsriod iIIIIIII-Iiii lilili. Mil
lm thou Ilron‘ tho anti. 'l‘lio Junction
in tho bush-st Iipiii in tho oil). rind as
iirslllll tiio nidowniiIII wot-o writ-trawl
..I by Idiopporn uiiIl oilIIIru. iIuIl with
tho iuIIilluiio that .‘illlii‘i' until. it in
nurprlulng to tho polio" IlIIIl Iiioro pot
noun worn not hit. ‘l‘iIo oilioain who
(iron ilIoir IIIIIIII wbrn .\lIllI-r llrnl lli‘iIIl
did not Intro to link I'otiimlnu in"
firo for four of wounding othorn
Miiif'i‘ had boon i'lillllili il III Ibo pint"
uuylniu for tho lilntilii‘ ut hilddlrtown.
llo was roioanod billlli‘ limo since its
llIirIIIloIoi. lino of tho ri-unona for limb
lining him. It lit iiil'li'l‘isiimll. I'm tho
ohm-not or of tho Ioliins lIo aunt in
i'IoiiiIlolii llmmoi'oii ill that iiiiil‘
CHARGED WlTii
STEAUIO A BOX
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.loiiopli i’iimunliy Ii younu follow
about ulpliioon .I'oIIrII uiil. wait arroiii
ed liilli night and loIIIIId in tho liuvl
land etri-et lockup oonI niizhl on tho
claim that be had utoion Ii woodon
boa ruined at too coins,
The complainant was Philip Blitlii‘flr
sky. who hoops Ii utoro III ilIo rumor
of Day and itiiyinonu utroota. The
polloo thought thorn had boon II his
robbery when Slouuinalty lcloplionoii
Intolladly to police boatlnunitera The
case is to be heard thlu nitrruoon III
3 n ‘oioolt In tho pullco court Bioman
uhy citibnii that Pylon-no has taken
bonus from in front of his etore bo-
tore
IIoortIIs' root TOlillliEi
Oili'PEI FIIOAI IlBliI
"nib-owin-
The suppnr which trill celebrate the
Rooters tourniiinnnt at the South
Norwsllt Club has been iirrancod for
many night. This supper will on ten.
dared to the club members by the
players and motors III the mums»
Inuit.
There will be an informal entertain-
ment by those in attendance and a
lino thus is looted forward to.
FVVB VVI
HAS liiiiVii
Miilliiii
lssac S. leanings is Again Elect-
ed President. and W. ii.
Odell Vice-President
liiltilllliliil illi’VRl
' VI Villi'S iiiiiIVli
Membership at Present .is 228;
Year’s Receipts. $5,308.31 ,
TVViiilV ilil iiiliiiitl
IIIIII“
Eoi' Norwaili Fire Police tied a
Most Enloyable Altair
test flight
The East Norwaik lt‘lre Police'n ban-
quot. last night. in honor of the ac-
tion of the district recognising them
by the action taken at the Friday
night epeclai meeting. was a big suc-
cess and won participated in by II good
sisod delegation of the members of
the company and a m umber of
Tho dinner followed the re‘lmler
monthly meeting. which was called for
7 o'clock. no that tho banquet cupid
be served so soon after it ocloclt an
ponslble. The menu was prepared in
one Iitylu under the direction of Jacob
White. who wds ably assisted by Wil-
liam Canticld II coauintol of these del-
icnclou and anhatantlais:
Manhattan Cocktails
Oysters linif Shell
'l‘bn Knob Club Company bold itii
animal snorting hint night in tho Hotol
the members.
Jennings presided.
oil by about forty of
l'rrnldont iaaso S.
liliiiifll’iiii was imitation-Ii in no oxpodi
lions manner although mum of the
inombora bud non! out Ii roqIInIIl. in ad
ditlon to the sooroinry'u unit, “that all
momborii aoro iil‘fl'il to attend to re-
volve and lake notion regarding the
nnnnai uni-mini. and for tho oleotion
of oillrors lor the ensuing your. in the
aound Knob Club."
it was prouunmi that this had noun»
thing to do with tho powrnmout
...—‘-
iContlnueti on Fourth Pm.)
..., wmAw‘qmww s.“
Sfllill iiiVViliiiiil
Silliliiiiiiliiii iVIiVVilV
WillettC. Smith, In East Norwallt.
lied Policisii for Oil, 500
A Inwttiin of tho liro llllélli‘illlf‘l’ oonr
pan; «dim-torn intcrosted in tho burn-
III; of tho roaidonco. of Wilton t‘.
Hilliiliaill iirlditr ntroot, East Norwnlli.
u nook out: Saturday night. Iran hold
this morning at tho olfloo of ii. E. itaun
titld flan in Nor-suit:
'i‘iiIIro has boon cousidornbli- oom-
mont nvor thin case on noooiiiii of tinI
tart that iotiosrin; tho firII It was
found iliut Air. iI‘IIIIitli had norm pay
In: proiiiiiitnu on IlliIliti worth of ill-
erlfli‘”. 83.900 til nbioh nun on liiu
furnituro
potty could not poioiibly bo a-ortb thitt
«mount of monoy. III tho imitation of
iliol lflhili‘iult‘i‘ pooplo tiII stoic polli‘o
look up tho oaIIo oiliil II rIIpIoItiI ninitio
nun lioi o in)“ nook making inunir on
l‘oiirios wow hold with II uuniboi
nl liar loIIIIi Inminint‘o nion
II b- not t‘XIWit‘tl Ilint unitliing fur-
lhoi will bI- haunt from tho nation
in that It in hulwl tlIIii tho loss won
Iiiljustod to till inirtles' natlninctlon at
thin IIIoI‘IiIIIIt'II I-iilitoronco and tliut Air.
Smith wan paiii III-Iiinl rhino on his
ions and lint Iho IIIiIoIIiIi i‘illlt‘Il ior by
lilil pnilolou
~MILLINERY OPENING.
'l‘lio ltoaton t-iioi'r unnoIIIiooII tlinlr
opt-ulna display of Spring hiilllnori.
'l‘liiiriitliiy, Prtduy uiiIl Huiiir Int oi this
“Mi Mitii‘ii iii. ii and i2. Eii‘rytiiit‘
'tlidlflll) Iniltod.
illii SViRiEl FEVER
VASES Iii VilliRVili
Daughters oi Rev. Kenneth lic-
Itenzie Ailllcted With Olssese
Wiffi'l‘i‘illl’l‘..\ini‘rii hw'l‘wo wow
mum of .‘ll‘itl‘lf‘i IoI-Iu- intro rumoured
to Wonlpori within ”In part nook. Tim
pntloiitn two i‘nroiln Iiiiti llonriottn
Maoitlonalo. daiiqlituru of Roy. Kon~
notiI MarKoiIzlo of Holy Trinity
ohuroii. Bulb nro pupils iit Staples
high urbool. and It would loom sat If
they conlruoiod tho dlnottuo In tho
school room.
Schools Not Fumiqatsd.
No notivo iIIoIIInIreII huve boon talo
on toward tho. fumlasilon of public
III-boob; in town.~allhougli tho health
clilncr liIIIi boon anpmudhod on the
humor. and the school anthorltion
thnmsolwa aro anxious over the sitn‘
ntlon. ' .
in some luatnnoon psronta aIro hoop-
liur their rhll naway from school
for n limo. loin” whether theirs ia‘
any furthor unread oi tho trouble lim-
on; the pupils. The fact that many
of tho children are forcisnora Who
may Intro tho town in ii mild form
and mntinno ”their attondtiiioo Iii
school. in tho «blot reason for suxleiy
on the part of the motbors and is.
there.
inning the illness of his children.
uud the quarantine at his home, Rev.
nir. Maoitenaie has taken up his real-
dance with Mr and Mrs. C. It. noise
Oil It“. Climb.
htsiiaoliomo barium. and it was attend-l
Tho Innotinn wuli barmonlouit and tho‘
tntorouiu of II clean and financially.
il-’
Ii one hold iint tho pm,
Coiory Bullion M Why
Potato Salad Show rm
()olory m Ol‘ose
German Tea.
tlrIInxen Grapes Nuts
Credit-III Chem Cigars
Among the guestn of the evening
more Ibo throo members of the district
committee. P. ll. Fielding, August Bli-
lIrnIItI-ln and W, H Baker anti E. E.
Gorham. (.‘hlef F. M. Wheeler. Captain
Arthur Day. of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company. First Assistnnt
Jamua A. Johnnon, Second Abalutant
.Harry Waterbury. Frederick Lond-
qulst, Albert Eldridge and William
Woliscit.
' The banquet was held at the Fire
l i’olioo rooms in Van Zandt street. and
linrt J. Brnnairnp. secretary of the
company. acted as Ioanimnuter. Fol-
lowing the dinner a number of tho din-
rrII Insdo Informal addresses, includ-
ing Mount-s. Wheolor. Gorham, Field-
Ina und album, The general sontlmoni
iron that tho hatchet will be buried
from now on no for an concerns an)‘
Implosauntnoau between the Fire Po-
ilI-o and the Mayflower;
'i‘bo IIIIit district meeting voted to
bore tho l-‘lro Police have aixtoon ac-
tive momboru. They will bo sworn in
shortly.
mscovtnro nun:
IIIII sIoIIIIIII SAFE
NEW YORK. March ii.--OII discov
tiring threo men in the art of blowing
tho sale in his provision store. under
his living Mile ht Wilillnibiirg. be
low dIiyiiabi today today. Morris
Dwnrshy stint-boil them and was $0
[rightfully beaten sod iitabbed that he
was laII-r aunt in a hospital.
(in both; boatou off in tho first at
tack Ibo lllt‘i‘cliiflii followed tho out»
IIruriIoru down tho Iitrocl. overtaking
lhnin uni-oral blookn «way and onew
mg Ibo ntiaoli. Thorn ho was lack
lurkod and stabbed and loft Iinitonu
otouu. but his rrlcii attrnI-Iotl a police»
man, who continuod tho pursuit und
our man was ruptured. whom Dwarn-
ltr‘ itionililod as one of tho robbers.
crush!“ odvsniumsiits on this ’2:
es words or loss. 2! «Mr 3 times.
each sedition-I were. moi
WANTED.
WANTIDWBY itifiidAHid-Z \VilM.\.\
timiuroiii. “M'k of any ltlml by tho day.
“all Riv-I lion! III‘ l“t‘lt‘l’t‘l\i‘1'l‘. Ailtlri‘9t5 A.
it.. I'ill‘i riontim-l onion. IIIO {it
WANTED tiiNi: Lit? MAN iiblrillthti
III“ In mid board in lllhflit‘ fIIIIiIly. Ail-
mom i... cnro Sontinol. Iiill ll
WANTID 'i‘ti ulster HNAIJI iliii'tIiiI:
in noiflvimrlimnl of tin) Itai'tiioiiii «nil
i'i'ntor_ t-iin” bi culuroil faintly: roioronron
uiuii Aiiilrtwu A.. («III rloiiiinoi. III’.‘ at
WANTED BY MAN WHO lYNlii-Ilt-
nlniiiis euro of lawns, Rnrilon and liurtioii.
“H"k on nonlinnan’n piano. inquire lA)\Iill
iron. Dario“ .lAuItioiI Works. or niiilromi
it. II“. Ii. 37, o‘outli Norwnlk. m7 3i
‘ wmrauw- iIIIIIIIII'II'nItn. wuiniinn.
ironing t'l' rlIIaIItrIiI. by tho tiny. inquire
it! Intuition Aw. In? 3!
WANI'BD IIlXI'lIiltli'INi‘ltilI MALI-itlv
lIiIly foI IiiiiliiiIIl'y Ilopartmoiit. t‘. J.
Mint» AI i‘u. iii'I' Al
Al'-
ni'I’ fit
our iii-smut
WANTED—JIMJVICIW CLERK.
ply A, F. “M‘limltflfl . If".
WANTlD—A “llMAN Tti uni:
clump of mortliix room. Aw” ”Urea
Ioiit Laundry. him XIII-walls. hint
wmraoliumrmnm anti. mu
Kt'litirlli lionaoworliz Iiiunt nndorsiIIIIIl
owning; Wagon :20. Apply on lIIittiWImti
AW. mhtf
" mafia
Milt Ill-:Nlt‘itAl.
iIoIIIIoWIIrii. Iwu in family. liouuc modern.
Mrs. leuao tihtiroh.
Not‘nnlit IA iii
HAVI YOU urn: N iliIIJi-it‘Titii F‘tllt
leIuranoo'.’ iiiiIi do you Iiiuiliv- ilio pmtoc~
lion that IIII oiil lino trunnion afforun'
Ailllroue i‘ ii. in»; (ii. tiIIiiIh orwaiin.
III in
wau'rlm To not. Aid. Kim»! .0!"
who and bubbly: bout prluoii Radio“
for good fat mvoii
'l' nil than.
niininngiinui Tuiiurliio. Iliiiiiii Norwaiit.
l'k
will".
WANT! DRAUGHT“! 31.0 -
walk iron glint-hum Co A "Sill!
WANTI Al (2 l . it
learn the?" ..“n’i‘r‘lii‘tim. ”gm?
Itoulh bio tilt
roe riff?“ “ELK?“ n.
WAN-T!D~-MAN AND Wit?» To
live two miles from Noriralh: man as
uncond ”runner: woman mind he hoodm
laundresa and ebambeniitiid. Good
wales: reteronooa required. Apply
Mrs. Warner liitl lists It... Ranginw
‘ . in t...
morninn. Barah tieoilsid. hits at Thu-
nuts D Hall. Burton at Nor arm’ifi lininni
«outcry at t o’clock. 1‘th
tilt t‘IIvn Aw... VW
n
e VVMPRIIVISE
MVVVME iii
Hililli Vi
O. E. tom u lint Aitsl' «qu 13”
Money." Counsel Tells
‘ IIIIIIII Plait
Viiiliii VAVV ViilVlVl .
Vi 8222. VVV [liillllii
Motion tor Reduction is net in a
Conciliatory Spirit “
nanrrono, March til—With I M
iteration by Attorney Walter G. Mer-
(Continued on Fifth Pm.)
Classified advertisements on this
words or loss. than
each nutritional word. 1 can psi-nasal
LOST.
LOST--lii'INTLhHAN'b(501.1.) IIOL
t‘l text with diamond Liberal lennrd
roturn to rioniluol onion oil"
’38::
To Llth-ilx-RIMJM COTTAGE. It)
Franklin Ava. llirou minim-n from Welt
Ave. Halli. turnsce, gas. electric lights.
stationary tubs. Alno furnished apart.
mom of four or live rooms. inquire It!-
Iiarnoonu. bit Wool Iii-o... Norwaik. th tI__
T0 LET-~--l-‘URNISIIEI) ROOM. ALL
Impmvomunts. O iiunfoi'd Place. m7 3!
T0 LKT- FURNISHED "0033. ALI.
lmprovomonls. Io Wutt 81.. South Nor oh
unlit m?“
TD LET-441x Initials. Two INB in???
moot. itiuulro John W. Magnet. ortis
Taylor Avo.
TO LIP—FLAT OF FIVE: 00
and bath. iIli Int rovomonin. on M nabs ii
Iii lnqulro of i .Mather. fl “1:3?
bit.
m ‘
TO LIT 'rno oonnnormo ruli-
nliibod moms. aitli runnlnfm voter and
.III convonlonooa for lib lounk
including fort iiisor an
lion. inquim IS.
fuel. to It , .
Main St. ”EVE d“ ‘
T0 LIT or“; "Var
all lmprovomonts. or
'ortli Main Ht Ilium!
Phone “1034;?”
.... .... .... ~~—«~...
FOR stem.
FOR SALE 24 PT. LAUNK U. I H. P.
Hallo-i l‘liKlllt . nil in good onion rims!
P. It IIIII Iiii. nquII NorwaIII. nos 11»
FOR SALE ~NiiltIiTUN iiElQiHTfi.
Now honor iIIIIl barn. 7 moms and both.
3.4 lll‘t‘i‘. oiot‘irir‘ lights. Very ilttir- cult
Linen »‘ '
proud-(Is.
mpIirr-Il. A. "tiilllf’b. Horton. ml at
FOR SALE mum WORK HORSE.
crimp. iii‘uiro l2: \\ utor lit
FOR sACE‘TIIAITImInsw 1N lioi'SlC
iiIIi-i :iniilh’. all kinds (“balm motions.
can cannon. Iimku. rofi‘ljcratore. clients.
trunks suit I-IIIIIII kltohnti Iitoiuilbi. flor-
rtrt chitin. lili‘i‘l‘ii. Ito. Also Iiift‘r Ills
foilouiox: HIIII oloizunt filtlfnrin. npri
IIInI IIII-iII tnp Ilille'wy VII In; one all
Wit Ion. one do rooy and o o ointoln cow.
boll Iiuo III MI)‘. t1ll.rlllil Call
tioiitii Nuiwulk Auction louse, 24 Mon-
roc 8i. m8 It
FOR BALI-T VDEHIRABII VOTTAGEI
'_'il I ‘-IIIIIII Au. Norwaili: mama. bath,
utuiimmry lililb. furnsrn, Iiiatc roof: in
$06 onlor. P j'to .2500. Address (I. 1“.
.. euro tsoiitlnr . . m3 t is
FOR SAL! liiii‘Si-l. it) ItilRRiT’i‘
.Wr ., (‘l'lil larxo rooms all liniirovomelitn.
iII-le; purist-o1] umd pninloti: large lot. For
imrlioiilut‘n inuulio Elm Clmvo i-itornm
mi 3!
FOR sAL: litlitsl-I AND iiilfliNi'liM
wagon. :1 North Main tit. mill
BUBINIOC OPPORT NlIY~-BiITt'Ii-
or Milli in on old outabi hail market: no
upgmniiimi: mind Iiioaiiiiin' var) little M
renuirml. Aallll‘t‘hs Butobtir. are 80h II-
iluol "17“
FOR 3ALI~—1iili AI'X" ARV (‘AIIIN
sloop AltImItu: an it. over i. ohm;
timi- IIlnsII oonditlun Addrtmu l‘ 0?»:
3.". Month Norwnlk. ’ m It
FOR DALI» llili' ill" I 0me mm
Torriuw
"Inn I-.IIIIIIIII IIll inipnmmetni:
in aomi condition; on only tsrmu
nulrI- on IIroIIiquIi.
“" ‘é‘fififi‘é‘s’w
PIANO. onoAN. Ohm-lit?!"-
Totiohor of Plum. Uiflitlii i “will
wulb itaptlni ('ilul‘oll‘. J’itnlut Dal .w
uroliouirn. Arubil5in
VlM“ I‘vo. Tot. M .m
m
overpass neurone.
MARI ARRANOIMIN A NOW NR
your wrinamdeonratinm
will «and sampina of?
to your homo. Front roll up
Burlapa.‘ Intuition. (.rot 23F
om inst IodII of mPapurban
romov by ennui PI & 7.,
bra notion. Atur+ i?’ . I“‘
Washington St o "Holman-3. .
p‘ain'rins. pnounuagnn’u ’
donut) .
to Alexander White. .
iii-ii. lib-ti mains choc y (Won.
assortmont. oi wail ,
MOIII It. HALLOO town "v '
If on Iron. Hourii Imm'
I‘Qllfitllillil 8b. Ilent
imriinnliurn and I I
Iitnoirltlnn in
mm Hula trimmed III- '
, IanR _,
. IAVI YOUR Till '
Iain l R"
III-I tip-ti I-tliltt'. stylus.
Venom-Ii exportation a ' . ~
fl”
"xiii!“
View” now bayou. Tiiifl old “JV S’IIVIVIIVIVI’II“
2“ But Ayn. near omit; .2
out ' “mutual
M
~70 LlTw Without?"
mild; host at
and alluuthuildlmxa. ii iii) in- s .
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