ta.
Personal attention in... to in .
prescription work.
‘ p. ‘32.?in mil
'1.th r; r'
‘ MK“
‘3 mm, WU.
If our can,
.‘i . "
.f‘t V
ii Mrs. Geo
Albert and
are spendin
more a
'89.). _, gnu eons.
Manolo; of Cove avenue.
3 s woelrnt Trinity Lake.
Mr Mead is milder located at the
factory but at present. a looking after:
the ironic of a uninsured who in on a
vacation. ,
., The oyster flee'tofl Gregory's Point
languid gather-int.» There Were three
boats there this morning. we schoon-
ers and a zillion. waiting to be loaded.
, . Daniel L'l-lommedleu and son Carl-
ton left this ‘moruin‘sr'for. Middletowu.
where they will attend the day's sen-
eion of the New York' East District
conference. ’
.,.iudgc John H. Light. bifufloutb Nor-
walk, will address the Men’s Close of,
the East Avenue Methodist Church
next Sunday. Hits topic will be. "The
Religion of a Demoeut."
., HarryCroseett, tho._dlvinlty alu-
dent, who is spendingtbe Eastervuca-
tion at his home'invlbact Norwallt will
lead the weekly prayer session this
evading at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. ' a
.Willlnm H. mentor.- Norwuilt, has
completed arrangements {or the erec-
tion of. another cottage near ,(lregory
Point. The new place was staked out
this morning by contractor Franklin
D. Gregory, of Nurwelk. , ‘
W
Conductor Charles M. Williams. of
the Boat avenue trolley line. in laid
up at his home in Merwln street. Nor-
walk, by an attack of the grip, in con—
sequence or whloh his bit- ls in charge
of Conductor .loiin Clancy today.
For some unknown reopen the
stench from flats ‘under andm‘bout the
mast Norwalk approach to“ the Wash-
ington street bridge was- peculiarly
petite this morning. Apparently this
was due to the sewage on the flats.
Charles II. Aiathorpe is happy over
the arrival of a carload of asbestos
shingles, the nodal-rival of which has
threatened to delay the work on 8.
itoodner‘e grain storage hound lust
above the plant of the Norwulk iron
Works.
The Ladies‘ United Wliiet Club is
holding a Session this afternoon, with
hire. Edward B. Smith. of Earn. ave
one. This iii the first meeting of lilo
club in three weeks. lent, Wuck‘u sea.
alon having been postponed until to
lilay on account of holy Week.
«hue...
G. Herbal Mead. formerly of the II.
is); Mead and Company. which dissolv-
ed lmrinernhip a few woelm ago. was
in town yesterday and friend» Were
pleased to see him. Mr. Mead is now
employed with William and Carlton.
the llnrll’ord extract manufacturers.
Mr. and Mru. George Shel-Wood and
daughter. Miss Ethel Sherwood. for-
mer East. Norwailt rosidenir.‘ are more
ing from New Haven to tlrtv-nu‘icb.
hire. Sherwood and Mina Sitcrumd
were would ever Tuesday night of
Mill. William liowluud, of Cottagr urc-
nuc, going to Greenwich yeawrduy.
The .membore of thallium Avenue
Methodist Church are not on line "all:-
Ioun bent," on are some of lllo chur-
ches In the disil'lcl. rcuardiuu a pas-
tor for the coming'yenr. 'l‘hercthnn
been every Indication that the any.
W. w. Gillies will be rte-appointed to
hint Norwillluouho coming year.
'i‘omormwfl‘holnu He dricka oili-
cially honoure- keeper 0 the harbor
liobu. rolloulnf. Captain. .i. llama.
who)!“ bull it charge of the iilliu
for nearly fourteen“'yedrui Ct'tptnin
and Mrs- uen w rennin or n
time It fln‘lfih'llllnnd. which will ul-
no he the headquarter: of Mr. lien-
drlclio. ' ‘
Mr. and Mn. (liter 0. ileusobeie
have mldttlioir 36m ‘ Ill. St. John
street to lm it . remnant and will
make their. Idenoet in. initiation.
where Mr. Deuwbele but been employo
lid for some time. monorail-on unit?
1 a
bin mom. Mr» endure. N. ambit.
Forgotten will more from (love avenue
. to l e at. John street noun.
,Tbe Century” We“ oofm.i.¢o
nit-name. the dirt“ or Not-wit
d Booth Nowell: with otreet oil for
I oil at lb a :2. use lull today.
.1: it... linith; been». m twins Wit!
, to. ”mini"?! “ti would filfneir‘
lucid» Tile'w "Mimi
by older hz.’i‘i‘ld‘”il mulling
‘ M0“ 3 .
lawman:
; ‘ahd .athere'
“ 'i at! villi. manna “
freights and if theyr‘et
r
I'll“
lift of Boaview avenue...» “Md
, fitted a nirp brown. wit outwith In: ‘ p =
rill gilt rel
u . on thogmt side of the
t. warrior: few minutes
for amount
in said 0
.l
t
lip
Thist du n
”the W ’ M ‘u
the
e “I .
tire murmur train: start running in
“earner. they have a hard lob setting
Notice is hereby given that an an»
sentiment of the bolls aniiv taxable pro-
perty of the East Norwallt Fire Dis-
tidied“ been made on the town list
0 .
i
Said assessment list may be found ‘
for examination at the store of Edplrd‘
19.. Carbon), on First street. in llld
district. ‘ ' . L “ "
The Boarder-Relief will resent the
said ctoreof Edward iii. Gorbm.on the
out any of April. will. at 2 about t
m.. to hear and determine dream a
made to them from said neseeument
iis .
Dated at out Norwalk. Conn. the.
29. 1910. r.
PHILIP H. FIELDINO.
W. H. BAKER.
A. BIIILENSTEIN,
the Eliot. Net-walk Fire
. 111303;
renal;
Bids for motor generator act for the
blast Norwnlk , Fire District electric
light, plant. will be received up to April
ll. inclusive. For specifications. ad.
dress.
EAST NORWALK F] iii.
COMMITTEE.
Committee of
District.
1 NWT
mfid..—n.m Wham-.-”
iiiiliiiiilli
Mrs. Howard Every. of l’ennoyer
street. is spending a few days with
friends in llroolilyn.
Rev. w. R. McDonnell is entertain
in; his mother. from Pennsylvania, at
the parsonage in Penney-er street.
m
Mien Juli; E. Illrscb. of 36 William
street, llunbury. in sucudin her Baa.
tor vacation with friends It Rowdy-
ion.
Alisa Vivian Stevens. of l'enuoyor
sirccl, gave a luncheon in acvernl of
her former srbool friends Monday of.»
tornoon.
”0...... . ......
Lrliclinnc‘o Social Whisl tomorrow.
2:10 to .‘i p. In,
...a- a-...~._...._
o
Mrs. George (lilmour and Mrs. Dow
inn (,llimour. of Benoonhnrut. have
been visitors at the home of Mrs.
Laurette Siatcr. of Ponnoyer direct.
hire, William Cunbman. of Logan
street. entertained the ladies“ Aid So-
ciety. of the Romton plethodilt
Episcopal Church. yealerduy after-
noon. A very plcmnt ooalion was
held.
‘ [iiilil inbuilt.
The Norotou Heights Chemical En-
gine Company held a clam chowder
nuppvl‘ last night.
The Aid Society of the l'reubytcrian
Church of Noroion will give a supper
next "i‘ucuday, from ii to 8.
' macaw—poo»-
'l‘ho Guild of at. ltiltc'n Church.
Newton. meet- this afternoon. at. the
church. to new for poor children of
New York.
A pretty event has been arranged
for thin evening at the Dorian town
hall. At that time will be held the
party of the Dorian cblldren‘o home.
. .W VI’Qr'...
The funeral of‘fobo .I. Levy. a vet-
ernn of the Boudoir-American wot.
wan held at the Home Tuesday. The
1boldly ‘wu taken to Thump-omit. M
l" l .
.‘n—n
. m w ‘ t
The numberoi freight tuba placen-
lleru there tiny! mm to be non! ll!
large. Viifllm‘dly no loll! than eight
were counted on one frellbt train
which panned through town at u livoo
I, clip.
‘ W i
4 Mrs. John P. lirummer. who but
a ill from rbeumativfiui co last.
panther, Ill new con mu nines
1", mph new will lib reed Vfitbf
fleuure by her orally arm-.5 flee-u
may afternoon Mrs. Brenner was.
pinch. better but she was able to
longer time.
. _. at f '
hit after I
‘ , had “(imbued l.
‘.
(O l.
hltc
ii
We're . ”l on
rinse to which new (all lied;
it blurted to rub. i‘liilil rt a railroad
bridge, the dnlmnlf‘ot lit and fell-
and before it could-ht up and start
on mln, it wwbeld ‘by.;liilople who"
ll ll“
3 W V‘ ‘ ‘ 1
Miss Evelyn Benign to visiting In.
wanton. . ' . ~ *3
m » ~ '- .’ N
A apeeial torn noting has "been
called for Saturday. 4 ' .
. Fred 1-1. mtterson substituted on
Route 35 yesterday.
William McDortnott is working for
Taylor and Melinda.
l‘.
’Mrs. Charles Krlnnld; Combo direct,
is confined to her home by‘iiiness.
- Vanderbilt Alle the mat, in,
spending the Week. a New Yuri: city.
Contractor Quinlan hu‘ booed the
large duck hence on the Redford prop-
erty in the Forms. '
Mrs. C. M. Allen. Combo street. ban
been entertaining relatives from out of
town the. last week.
”m? '
Judge Moreen. of New York city.
has opened his summer residence.
"Daybmnlr. in the Farm».
.l. Darwin Boomer lino commenced
his duties or foreman on the farm of
Judge router, in Croo- Highway.
'i‘he firemen's fair has been a decid-
ed auccena in every way and the
“lioya” are elated over the mull.
W. ~
Miss Elizabeth Coley who has been
spending never-oi any: at but remittance
in town has returned to New York.
Several property owners through
whose ianda the trout nit-earn: run
have postal signo forbidding troupes»-
us.
The wheels will reopen Tuesday in-
llcad of Monday. to enable the touch-
are who are out of town to return
Monday.
*-
_; mun
. at Gin
. :ptimewlilrldilitiot
Nil: xmldgo. . 01h.
. splat r in. can rent at midnloht‘ to-
. n a . . "
. city tonight and will no at once to their
4 retroactive dirtrlcte to repreeenl the
invite» . ._
, the headboard-re of the united
the Worker-ll
O minmrllld’ W
otrmlii‘ not together today." ..sold
, b bowie. proficient or the on,
“We were no delay-
inmti that there In boldly
«manta 10.110
anti «ion of thd prou-
“it «is unfortunate. iiut district
ammonia will be made aneedily and
I iilll confident the suspension of work
will continue only niew days." ,
The perceptive boarder the union in
in unionttoday. tron-acting routine
bullpen. The member: will leave the
national adminintratlon In the direc-
tion ef'the local airline.
President bowls will viali the Illin-
ois ileld" tomorrow and does notexpect
to return to his onlce here until ant.
urday night.
. Kaunas my. March aim-run ev-
ening illumination of the coal mine.
from the southwestern coal field will
* edit the men to work. but in all prob
ability they will not respond. as they
have asked for an increase in wager
which-the operators liey they caning
meet.
’l‘be.aouthwe|tern coal neld employs
‘ about 25,000 men. producing 13,000,000
tone of coal annually. and In compound
‘ of the stolen or Mlesourl. Kansas, 0k-
lebornn and Arkansas. The ooomtorr
My they cannot grant the Inereeoe ult-
od for by the minsrn became of compo
titivo' fuel‘In the about: of fuel oil and
no and also the fact that cool is be
In; chipped into their territory by the
Western and Micro non-union fields.
CHICAGO, March 31.«1'he most
optimibtle of the local coal operators
today not ‘tbiriy daye as the probable
duration of the shutdown of the coal
mines in Illinois pending an adjust-
ment of differences between the 75.»
000 men and the opcrntors.
Thai Chicano will feel the effects
of the ehutdown in two week: was
the prediction of coal men. The rail.
road» and the large ntnnufncturinx
plants are prepared for I tin-pension
or so or to days. but most of the coal
dealers have only about two wecltl‘
supply on hand. Prices are expected
to advance sharply to the mailer con-
sumer who buys his fuel In oarioud
quantities or lean and who inn; no
atomge facilities. The severe we flier
during the winter and the lnubil y of
Ibo railroads to more ‘coni lo the city
fort enough to meet the demand. dcpie'
led the atom on hand and the coal
dealers have been unable to catch up.
The Illinois operators are already
to concede the advance in Vixen unli-
bd by the miners provided other dr-
laiin of the working agreement are out-
iefacrorily adjusted.
PITTSBURG. Pitt“ Well 3i.-Al
A bearing upon the opiate of the
late Eunice Milla wan held before
Judge ilradlcy” in the probate ellip-
yesterday.
Mina Mac Teflon accompanied her:
sister. Mre. Walter Meeker, houw Inui -
week. and will upend the work ili’ll;
her at Brooklyn. !
The Water company ban the poles
distributed along the line when» the
light ayatem in to extend and will be-
uln setting them at once.
l-inrry Sherwood baa moved a email
building from bin residence to the lot
near the pavilion at Combo Mill, and
will fit it up for a laminar cottage.
“The Courtney place. better known
an the "Meridian" house. but recently-
been sold to Attorney Harry Sherg
wood. who ban a law office In theI
building.
Mrs. Echleai. who had a strong urn
wall built in front of his limperty on?
"Pun Neil" is harm it atmnxthened 2
and made higher. 1‘ 9 heavy storm:
of iaut winter broke over the wall and
did considerable_tlnnnnres.
NORWALKV-OLUI PINOCHLI'. GAME!
L. 0. Gran and F. O. Ambler Secured
High loon- LuI twinning.
l.. t'. Ilroen and F. B. Ambler won
the pinoehle tournament in the blur-
inlk Club last evening. The snows
finished. refreulnnents ware iifirt'flil and
a social time enjoyed. 1‘th Is the
mainline list of more: of but even-
Inq‘n playing:
a.
inrtle and Mmflold ..
ANNUKLNIRQ‘
it up «in
'0: <11.
I moi run martial-tome “their
{firm w‘p’ ' ' 7 .. 1' “I “A
Green and Ambler ........ 7250
Wheeler and Corbett. ........... 6625
Hanford and italdwin ...... .6406
mini milieu) .. ..... .. ...... ..ilil00
Hnboll and Dilwortb .......... ”8295
Gertie and Wilcox . .............. Milo
llalcom and Gregory ....... till:
(my and‘Wood ...... ....6
deli and iii. non ..............,Mtiiill
Adams and out .......... rifled '
Gregory and Healer . ...... .....nlilli
illehop and Home . . . .. ......... bald
thump band Kline ............b‘ilil
Kent did it 6%
Milnoand orrill...............liii
Keeler and Wool ... ..... . ..... .5500 .~
”H.505 .,
We“ M ”W -:~§f.-‘tllvl|tl‘tlt‘8.o fl
outer. mes '
midnight tonight. an approximate for-
ty limtwnud union cool diner. In Dis.
ll lrl .1, I‘nitcd Mine Wot-torn of Amati»
on will slrilte. At that time the 1808-
‘ lilo waln- contract or iron and as yet
Iilci operators of the Isirlcl. have not
niznmi’ucw egrerlucnln for tho ennu-
imz year.
It in iwliuvcd. however,
that the
‘ eiriiic in this district will be of abort
durailoli.’ it in said upon good author
fly that a temporary annulment will
be reached between district unoin onl-
olnln an boomer: which will allow
«lltiflu operation: to '0 forward with
but only little delay pending the eel-
llpuleut of the entire diepnte. The dif-
t‘ercnru In the Pillsburg dintrict M
.twcen minors and ppm-atom rover
working hours. the use of! certain per-
missible expiouiveu and .a demanded
iucrenw of five cents pt'r ton in run of
mine cml. The bitch in aiming urac-
tuents which have failed of bottle
ment by two joint conference: lift-Mir,
come: over the powder question which
In of two year's standing In the die
irit‘l. .
The operatora and minors, newever.
hope to reach an underniandinx by
Saturday whereby the flllllt'rl return
to work under a temporary scale ni-
lowing to abandon a settlement of
the powder quoutioo until later.
DUBOIB. Pu. March Ill.«~ln an of-
fori to udiuatm wage audio for the
amnion your, members of the Central
Pennuylvnuia Bituminous Coal Open
ntor'n Aooouiaiidll are in conference
here today. with ofllclaiu of Dietrict 3.
United Mine Worker! of America. The
operate" will endeavor. it to report-
ed. to have the oiflelalu eunnliso new
of all minor. in the district. claiminl
they cannot compote with the nonvola-
l'lon mines if-tbo unions lunlet upon a
Wm loom. The operators, It. in
also reported. will endeavor to have
the union oilinlalo draining. the canon.
ion Iioids with which they have to
compete. . .
TWCIII‘I‘YJWQ. IfiLDilN! DIM).
MUhHIllIbAfl-RHIIN. German.
Mai-eh si.-~lt appears today that in»
word of two: ‘ emu neeived
more or in. urim «do. when the
’m done and would
W bound Mr Om-
r: who one death
“Miller
3"! Hill“
ll
w.
:wiilnhiiiWcIVI-rbotb m
miwwflimm
2'2 ‘
. a?
< w
. l
‘qu l
content to my to .
in?! mania magma
announcement W p
of America in this oily...
it have received no information that
on: of burrito
tile»- «rep-term. cont-rem. .
moment...
.“ ”M i
p . probibilinxileeii _
might! grain martial the United
, . me, i _
on only. tribe indicated outcome .
the, deliberations of the aubuommitfi
tee of the house‘cotp lttee on agriculm
loot-lotion was referred. a" I, lubtf.
mitt“ was in melon until a law.
it last night: butting unable mi
cit airlinelroonuluulou. ‘Illillbilhliriw
much niore favorebie'ubnwin; durins ..
the boat-lulu before the commit _
wouldlbe eliminated from the “on!“
the bill. . i «v
The conimlttee will hold another
meetinglute today. ‘. ' .
"A number of important changes in
the bill introduced by Chairman 800“
were discussed. ”The subcommittee
decided to Incorporate a provllion. sub.
atanthily similar to one of the nee-
tlonii of the Elklno' Act, relating to
immunity. Under the lawn in many
elated under some federal legisla-
tion wi eases cannot be compelled to
incriminate themselves. do amend-
ment which the subcommittee decided
to opt into the bill will require such
witnesm to ieotify. but will exempt
them from prouecution and is designed
to enable the proaecuting authoritlel
to get. at fact: which otherwise they
would be unable wrench. ‘
Anothereonc union was to redraft
the language re atlng to the transmis-
eion of matter concerning anti—options
no that only such men as it is intended
to reach in the effort to eaten the
promotion of future tmnssctione shall
be effected. .
wlilynpenain Is America‘s curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bittere conquers dyspepsia
every time. it drives out the impuri.
tied, tones the element. restores por-
fecb dl lion, normal might and
good hen til.
LETTERS IN MINE CASE.
”no...”
Written by CM Prince Frederick
William to Count Von Hochberq.
BERLIN, March 8i.-—'l‘hc palms to
day publish the eerie: of letters ex.
changed between Crown Prince Fred-
erick William. of Germany. and his
friend Count Ferdinand van libchberx.
which were given publicity in New
York at the trial of Noah Enemies.
who in charged with muappropriatlon
of 880.000 of the uncle of the Cotton»
wood Creel: Copper Company, of
which he vraa president and in which
you liocbbery induced his friends in
Germany to invent ”50.800.
The lotiom ouncermui principally
the displeasure of the bend of the
house of liocbbcrg because Ferdinand
married Louise lit. Caron. a licrlln
ahopgili. in one lnalance the crown
prince wrote “You are Imposuible over
her. and lost for all of us.” and still-
seated that the count choose his name
to Hana Ferdinand Barnett and accept
'75 a month from his father in countd-
erntton thereof. The count replied that
If be bad violated the traditions of his
family. be had gone abroad and both
In; more could be naked of him. His
wife, he laid. was endowed with the
binbcni gift. the blending of God: she
won the woman of his choice. and that
he would never change his name be-
cause of his marriage. He added ihal
It was It glorious thing to be a man of
the people, free and independent.
The press accepts the crown
prince's letters no genuine and com-
mcnling upon them. declare that tin-y
contain notbiu ontlmflaninx lo the
heir to the German throne. (in tin
mnfrnry. lbcyrreveal him an a true
friend [mellowed of I sincere and open
nature. Generally the lettere th'lif‘
aymfiulhy wiib the crown prince rath-
er than criticism of him.
until installs.
ALASKA LOU AT “()YT'S THEATRE
Manager Kirby. of lioyi’s Theatre.
baa received no many letters and
’phone calla from patrons of the then-
lre. requesting him to repent (‘huriea
. Taylor‘n play. The Girl From Aimi-
ltn. which wan produced at thin then
Ire during Holy Week. that. be has
decided to repeal the bill tonight and
for the balance of the Wl‘t'k. with u
maimed Saturday. K grout drill in
iuIcrct-tt has been nth-“(Jed to this
play by the original and powerful love
story. teaching at it does of the grand
out morals ever offered before the foot
llnhtn'nhouiuo. the power of love In
doett‘oy or“ and that human charity
is the keynote to all real and 68 and
happiness. Added to thin or rrllrleu
now running in the beaten Blinday
Globe describing Mr. Taylor's wonder-
ful trip to Alukl. where he obtained
the local color for the charaute of
this play. Picture: of the ori oi
Alain Lou appeared In the mum
solidly edition of the beaten Sunday
Globe and will be on exhibition In the
lobby of the theatre dining the ohm
merit. 'I‘blil II n play that Mr. Kirby
takes glut pleasure In ammunition
to all patron of the theotlw. and bio
object Will be to tire higher clue
plan at his theatre.
preparation the bi: mule production
The Hello of Richmond. Which be with
our on ”may. 'I‘oniubt‘ will be the
granular lldiu' bargain flight and a
bacilli home will no doubt be In out»
dunno to «more the return of the
”roadway murmur popular llrlclll.
. :frtu dirt from about
’DOIANMONO'OAT IAOI T08
. :. , a]... ”mt ,
omen. manila-Omar
,MIM mm . M. boil
twenty alien to -. ‘ its
_ t. The hell-nor one»:
mandolin abs.
1 w m
rm to 'wliieh‘tho attribution? reprised 3’”
lie bu in native ,,
‘ Baxter. the eniero iii!
».;.ia_, advertising today for
. yum n and women to take advotr
tone of the special half price offer; be.
. iii mailing on iiir. Howard’u celebrnm
chenille for theeure of conuiipatiou
upwpepsla and set a fifty cent
flintl balif~p£lcekzlihcenta ,, _
" trio is. e t e remarkable
worm this fluoride to cure time
dlhoiloon. a0 walled Hick headaches
and liver troubles. that he agrees to
refund the money to any cuatomet
whom thin medicine done not quickly
re and cure. '
, W Dr. Howard: rpocidcat hand.
Mount!“ what you want and have
no. fear of ill consequences. it
ctr anthem the lWlllECil, given perfect
di cation. regulates” the bowels. ere
ates an appetite Ind makes life worth
Thin,“ an rpm uni opportunity to
obtain Goodman «the beat medicine
ever mode tfelrjbalfils, regular price.
with the moduli. guarantee of a well
known purines; manyto‘ refund the.
money if it doe. not alive satisfaction.
GERMAN ".ORUIOI‘M LEAVES Ll-
BIRIAN WATERS.
LIVERPOOL. March 31.-—'l‘he Ger
man cruiuer Spertber has left Cape
Palmer; on the orders of the Liberian
authorities. according to the latest ad
vices from Liberia. Tbederiuan oom-
wander-'0 offer to land a detachment
and quell the outbreak of theinatlves
is said" to have so incensed the Lib
erals that they ordered the Sperber to
leave Liberian waters within 36 hours
or “take the conecquenccs.” the alt-
nation between the natives and “her-
ian troops is said to be improving.
RECENT ARRIVALB'OF VEOBELB.
NEW YORK. March alarm-rived:
Sir. (irili‘ Waitiersee. Hulubiu‘fl- ~i'
’ ‘ ‘ I!" 1'11 oxen nua
‘ I
it“ bu- lwwgng®
M Ind d metallic
bill“. mini with dildo know.
In! other. , ‘ . ‘
, Ferdinand kit
km”
I
“MAM“ W39,”
shinnumsrsmmer
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We Grind Our Own hens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room: 7-!
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours—45 to it :30 a. m.. and 12.45 in
ii p. in. Monday and Saturday. :i in
ii p. In.
Mahackemo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR. le’.
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Property to Sell
in South Norwnlk or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair price on it. We
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you ill our office in .tlie
CLIFFORD HOTEL QUILDINO.
H. E. Dean & Son
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and Marine, Cal..‘to the character of
MIDI. Blake annual). to the long can
of Daniel“ Russell, of Hello», will . ‘
me ' face to face, is a question which
til , ode ottpoople wholhauo fol
ed. the famous. Russeilm i _
unions. The Northtm a. animal
for the Russell birthrinht lia- renew
fore the publiofor nearly “learned
his Morgan and» his 'telilintiglymr’eve .
uonvnc, . .9“ many 9°99 ll... nil
in Daniel Sign» Russell. Juli Lil _
m 9“ thwl‘oblto court Will-shit“, .. .
[patents on the case next ne’er" lid
depend darn later will prolin iy ..
his decision. . . . .
in the meantime. the Wendel m
not is in the uracil ht. nadidodsmléot
shrink apparently earn the , Mi
searching examination. Within a 0
hours after his arrival from the 00ml;
a. dozen newspaper men, some 0
whom have. heard. every word of tea
mony in the probate case. and othe
who have not heard any of the teetl“,
mony, subjected the Californian to a
aurora examination. I
The readiness with which he met
these questions. and/the knowledge be.
displayed of the I‘un'oundinpa of the,
Russell home at Melrose twenty~iivd
years ago. surprised even the mo
akepticnl. He. expressed a desire to a
William C. Russell. who has had til
use of the greater part of the $15
estate since the death of his nth
He also stated that be ‘ex ectod
be recognized immediately by .“lii,
brother," and that the contest over tho
estate would end forthwith.
0n the other hand, the Dickinso
claimant and his lawyer. Senator Elmo?
sun. of North Dakota. are not‘dlsmayr
on. They declare that the California. .
than in an imposier and that in reality ‘
he is a detective. ‘. "
Two hearts never beat as one, but"
they often have the same foolish. luv
ollnatlone. . .
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Houseftunhbiog Goods. Croclr
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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