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You only. containing Party from
Northport, t. l., Capsizod
in the Sound
on until
inn nu liliiilliiii
Work of Wilson Point and flick-
ory Bluff Men Saved Lives
Yeaterday morning a Yale dory. coil-
taiiiiug three \lien capsized between
'l‘avern inland and Wilson's Point.
Their plight was noticed by men at
Wilson‘s Point and at Hickory Bluff.
W. .i. Longtion. a man employed on one
of the Standard Oil barges at the Wil-
non Point dock. sci opt In a skiff with
a fellow-employer and too feet of tow
line. About the same time another
man. whose name could not be learned.
set out from Hickory Illuff.
Iioth bouts reached the upturned
eralt. which had drifted ollt into the
channel. driven by the. strong off-shore
wind. mid succeeded in getting the
men into their boats. The low line
was made that to the dory and the
boats made for land. paying pill the
line as they went.
The three unfortunate men were
thoroughly exhausted and would have
given tip the struggle in a few mo-
(Continued on Seventh i’ageJ
illilll i this
iliilliiiiiiil lilil Iiiilililiiii
Some Tiltloth-fioim islon
is Strontium ii and
Tobacco Suits
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WASlH-M'lldlv‘, .A‘t‘il'll Mir-Standard
Oil and Tobacco canes ro-ilaoisliotl tor
argument. Supreme Court.
NEW YORK. April il.~-The order of
the United States Supreme Court for
a re‘nrgliment of the cases of the tini-
led States against the American 'l‘o-
bacco (‘ompany alld the Standard Oil
(.‘ompuiiy came as a surprise to the
financial district where the newn was
Krccted with a sharp upturn to occur-
lty prices. The impending decisions in
of the units have been hanging over
the local security markets for several
wcokh. causing general reactionary
tendencies to the Ieeurity ilata. Pri-
rca hounded upward from 2 to 5 points
when the. ticker flashed the news if
the rc-argumenl.
Counticl for the Standard Oil Coni-
Daily and for the American Tobacco
(‘ompany declined to make any extend-
ed statements at ihla time. Dilldillt‘t')
Nieoll. who argued the casca- of the .tin
erlcan Tobacco (‘onipany before the
Supreme Court. said:
"It in too soon to hay anything now.
i supports: the rc-arkulnelii will not
take place until the rot-appointment of
a judge to take the place made vacant
by the death of illo- late Juhticc Brow.
er.“
Fili8T {Elliot ill
luv lililliiAlllAll cannon
The new St. imdlaiau Ronian (llltliol-
Ic Church at the corner of islliiinrove
and Gil atrceis iii no for advanced that
ii in proposed to hold the flrat service
there next Sunday morning at itl
o‘clock. Tile church, however, will not
he completed for several months. The
lnnldo plastering. it to expected. will be
done In about three month». The loo
feet high otoopla will be completed in a
abort time and when the arena in put
up to surmount it. there will be lipoeliii
norvlcoa.
tit. Lndlaian' pariah will more its el-l
teeth out of the balomont of Bi. .Io-
uopb'a Church in South Main alreoi.
and the. pastor of the Hungarian
Church. ltev. Father Stephen Uliernit.
uity. ('Xllmtlbflli the daapeat gratitude to
fit. Joseph's pariah for the courtoaioa
extended. The halllilont of the new
church will be utilized for the services
while the rent of the church ill being
completed. hither Clieriiltsky want to
New York to arrange for 400 folding
acute.
Wat-W»...-
lTALiAN GAHIIALDI SOCIETY.
The Italian Garibaldi hold a meeting
yesterday. when there oiiieera were
elected:
Diractor~ Joroph l’liadsn.
i’roiildentwtlandoito Librleal.
Hooretary~i-ii‘raiili l’, Dildo.
'l‘roaaumrwimollh Mllfel‘tllillllll.
A rehearsal was aloo hold. 'l‘lie band
but invited the varionii llalian organ-
iadiiohu of the lotto to join with it
in ii Memorial Day parade to the com
atarlaa to decorate the graves of do
ceased ltaliana.
A testimonial an to the maritaof the
Doctor Dick medicine. from a well
more protein. will no found in the
a
'lliliiliill’lllll» till
llltili'ili lilili
Emanueltl'liuld. All orator“ boon-
or, Iliad for 'ilnco lie
I Was Arrested
; Emanuel Gould. a colored oylltor op~
' enel'. wna purnued by it crowd of white
men in the center of the city Saturday
. night about 11:30. and when he was
‘ rescued by the police. he was making“ a
last lililild. armed with an ice. pick ill ll
corner back of the Maliackcmo Hotel
Arrest was apparently a relief to him,
for the crowd was gaining in numbers
all the time.
tlouid wail chimed after a iiilxup near
. the Washington street railroad bridge
and about Ill front of the lunch wagon
at that point, II was charged that he
i had landed so heavily on the jaw of
Herbert llootliby that the latter; landed
out on the brick pavement and had his
l fare scraped. There are several stories
concerning the atart of the. trouble.
but theae could not be sifted out in
court this morning. on account of the,
fact that Boothby and other witiieaiiea
failed to put fit all appearancemt the
time not down for a hearing and the
ease Wfli-i continued until tomorrow
morning. in the. meantime. the police
will look Roothby and the other \vlt-
nesaba up and enquire. why they were
not on hand.
()iie story of the affair wall to the or
feet that three white men atartcd in i
"jolly" the colored iiiltn IIH he went by
‘ them. bill that Booibby had taken ll’
part. though fiould thought he bed. All
the ntorlea agree that there was an ex
change of words licIWeen the white
men and.(louid. A man connected
with the oyster lioilllc “‘llf‘l‘i‘ Gould lit
employed stated that the colored man
is a very quiet icllow.
900m 8. H0"
DIES Sit-DOE!”
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i The death of (build 8. Hoyt. which
» occurred at his home yesterday morn
but about 10:15 o'cloclt, came to the
notice of his boat of friction aa a do
cided allot-k. Mr. i-ioyt has been ill
about five woekn. and a trained nnrae
has been in attendance moat of that
time. imt nevertheless the news of lilti
sudden death was received with great
surprise. Mr. Hoyt was fifty-nine
.years and was a prominent lniaiiiaaa
man oi” Norwalk. having a real estate.
and Insurance office iii-Wall otraol.
The deceased is anrvIVed‘ by two
brothers. Frederick w. and Hacking-
ham. and by two alatere. Mina Fannie
Hoyt and hire. honiaa (3. Day. widow
of the late George ll. lllny. who lived
with liliii ill the East avenue home
stead. Mr. lloyt was a prominent
member of Grace church and of the
Norwalk (‘llib, having held office in
each organization. The funeral aer-
vivea will be bold fmm the church
Wedneudny at 3:30 p. m.. itov. .I. 8.
Werner officiating. and the interment
will follow iii llii'eraide celilelery.
Silllililli llllllill
. illlii llli iiililii [Mill
The subject of “Child Labor" was
mom strikingly presented at the Sun
day Evening institute in the South
Norwailt Congregational Church last
evening.
Tile lecturer, Secretary (men It.
l.ovejow of the National tlhilr Labor
f‘omiiilltee. with llle aid of the sieve
option. exhibited the reaiiita of the
wide inveatlgatlona of the. National
i'lniiiinittee.
litany of those who were present last
evening aald they could hardly have
believed that child labor was no wrong.
iv used had they not seen the actual
pit'iill‘en. The lecture last evening
iwaa an illuatratloli of the great value
or until: lilo storeopileon in making
an adequate impression.
tier lary lovejoy. who was former-
ly a .onaroaational pautor at Mount
Vernon. told of the great extent to
which children are employed ill the
textile induairicu. the gluon fariorieu.
teoai.milios and ueveral other oocinm
itiolia, beginning very often at a very
‘ tender ago.
i That we have in the child labor ail-
iiallon u very grovioun Wrong no one
doubled after, the lecture of font eve-
plug
a
it won aomcwhat airillina to many of
the audience that a good many of the
picture: were from New Enaland. and
Home of them evon from the clam of
Connecticut. although of courac the
largest amount or child labor in used
iii the math.
The lecture butt evening wan one of
the moat Important in the course. The
banal musical porsram was rendered.
and it won announced that next“ Elim-
dny evening Dr. Macfarland will give.
an illustrated lecture on ”The Art of
the Great. ‘Masturaf’ 'i‘hc iiiatlliitc
will close this year‘s course by a
. grand rally Sunday evening. April 24th.
with Booker T. Washington as noodle
.or.
rauncalo M .+.‘ new
a once
The Rev. Edgar ill. Brooks. of Bar
luardaville. New .loraey.~wbo was a
visitor ovor Sunday at at. Paul. rec.
. tory. preached both morning and even-
.iiig iii the church. His urmonn were
both very strong and helpful. Mr.
Brooks. who Is all old (“and and
claaamata of Mr. Hawaii. iii interested
in some local rounreliea on behalf of
the New Janey Booioty of bio bond
of the American Revolution, of which
ho to an active member, and of ihioh
. "ho llll boon chaplain for moral years. i of
m
Adam Schmidt's Machine Sidd-
doii Around Curve in High-
way in Falriioid, “Sunday
intuition .
lliliil iliillliiii’iiiii
Mrs. Schmidt Stunned and Tail-
on Into a Nearby House
Willi a email which could be heard
for many hundred feet, llnd canned
the country folk to rush to their
doors fearing an earthquake or other
utmoaphcrie dlaturbaiicc. an automo-
bile owned by Adam Schmidt. of South
Nerwnlll. crashed into and aide~awiped
a tree at Renlckc‘s curve at. ilurr‘a
corner. Filll‘fli‘lil, about 3 l'i‘eiock yea
lei-day afternoon. 'ilu- l‘l‘fillll of the
damage wan the bending of the frolit
axle and the ripping of the lonnean
from the body of the car. the covering
of relations taking place near the floor
of the auto and the orrupania of the
rear seat. Mra. Beliiiiidi, Mina Emma
Schmidt and Wcidvy .iollllmti. were
none too gently depoaiti-il in the road-
Wily.
One Woman injured.
(Inc of the ladies. hire. ricliliildi.
was alunumi by the impact with the
around and was taken into the home
if illiviii l". liurr and llr. .l. 1.. llalzel.
of Southport. was called. fie found
her suffering more from aback than
other council. although her back Walt
silalilly strained and may enuae her
ineoiircnlciicc for sometime to come.
after a short reaplte come of the par
ty were taken to South Norwalk in
the automobile or Paul Briggcrtnan.
who happened to pails soon after the
accident. iier daughter, who wan also
thrown out. was uninjured. while Mr.
.iohilaon suffered some material Injury
to his elothca and today in noiiiewhat
lane from tho bruises. Hf' who on the
aide which atrucklhclracs. T auto»
inobilc wan able to proceed u or its
own power after the tonfieml had been
tied to the body of the machine with
report kindly furnished by nearby real
(l(‘lllti.
Dangerous Curve
The party in for auto eonaialed 0.
three men and the two mulea and they
were on their way. from Bridgeport to
iheirJiome when the accident occur
red. The machine was going ’at a
"fair rate" of speed. but an the road
at this point in a tialixcruua one plir~
tit‘lllal‘ly to those not llhf‘d to it and
at number of auto accidents hay-- liap
pencil at lhlil place. The fact which
blokes ihla such it particularly bad
spot in that the outer tmlley rail in
rained ll number oi illcllen‘and the
read slopes the other way. lrcnli
rut atone having been placed in the
road lhv phat week made it much
worse and the machine on making the
turn iii the road aklddcti with the re-
ault that it hit the tree knocking the
bark off for about tillet- feet
No Warning Signs.
This particular curve nun been coll
uldered dangerous even to “metal:-
and plans have been I'tillnltlrrell [lll'
straightening the road at this point
although nothing material baa been
done. There are no lilarkoru to ellli
er npproaeb to the curve to warn all
toiata. which fact waa the. cause of
much comment by several local auto-
iailt who halted ill the Ht‘f'llt‘ of fill:
accidont to render naalatnlici- lo lllt'
afflicted.
tinnitus lll
WEST null mm
Al incl 2 o'clock this iiioruing there
won an alarm of fire hl‘lll in to the
Norwalk department and they i-oapond»
ad on the Jump. The fire want in n‘
chimney in the home of Daniel A.
Newcomb at No. to West Main atrcol.
When the firemen reached the bonnie
the dunes had reached a height of
about floaty feet above the top of the
chimney and the cheniiealli were
brought into play at once. The fire
wall noon under control and In a short
time wail completely extinguished. 0n
the way to the fire the book and lad-
der Iruck. being driven by Edward
Montgomery as render Driver Cook to
ill. met with a itilglil purulent. All the
truck Watt about to turn Into Wont
Main nil-out. from Main alreoi the
wheels became caught in the trolley‘‘
tracks and the rear and alumni into
a atone hitching peat taking It off I!
neatly no If the truck had been a
chlaol. The cap on the wheel wan
knocked off line. The fault of the ace
cldont iioa. not with the driver. but.
with the team of norm. They are‘
untitled for the nut norvleo. according
to a statement made by one of the
authorities today. They are extreme
ly difficult to handle and that than)
has not been an accident before. iii ro-
markabie. Mr. Montgoremy feels quite
hall] over the accident. but ll was
not it any way his fault.
The ii. i. 1.. met yesterday morning
and Samuel Hamilton was aioctod vino
virulent. H. ill. tinfoil: will be flaunt
l mentor: for the «pillar your. l
Bridgeport , _. .liirl Serious-
ly ill from Militia lit Kor-
ozone fills lull Soap
w“ .;
[HilllGEl’ORTiNAW'H llalehh Lor-
raine Clark. it more old. a member
of the frcahmcii clone of the local high
iichooi. Is under trcotliiont at a sani-
tarlum. in Brntlloboro. Vermont. unf-
feriiig from the offactu of her initiation
on February hill iallt. into one of the
school aoeictloll. According to the
girl's story, aliewaa made to drink on
the night of the initiation to concoc-
tion. one of the illgredlenta of which
wall kerosene. and later made to eat
lilacaronl. which had been boiled to-
gciher with soap. After lliidarizoinll.r
that part of the initiation and uaya she
was tossed in a blanket. . .
A few days after the initiation she
began to feel the Iii effects of what she
had eaten. hilt nid'nouiing about it
until some time Iii-March. when idle.
grow worao. anti was taken by her fil-
lhcr. it. 0. Clark. a member of the
State Legislature. to Bratileboro. for
treatment. Her condition In believed
to be aerimia.
The officials of lilo school reform to
make a statement concerning the
matter. bill. it to underutood that the
Board of lCdilcatlon will make an in.
vealisatlon.
liill ill
“MW.” ‘ w...
it until
iiEli *' lint Siiiliii
Conference. Being hold in New
York. and flutter May
Be Arbitrattid
NEW YORK. April, Il.-~Nvuolin~
llona between the flow York Central
Railroad and its li-aililnau and t‘Ontlilt‘v
turn reached all but rtant ntaac today
with the aeheduled i calculation to the
railroad officialil oi “the "Milli of the
inen‘a rerent vote on u pruhoailion to
strike.
linolllcluiiy. in advance of the alib-
miaalon of the. vote. it wail acid that
the men had decided ainioiit unani-
mously for a atrlke. following the do
clinntlonof the collinear to um to a
wage advance «on to that granted
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to ill Irainmoa and ronductora. No
official verification of thin could be
had, however, The ('i-ulral‘o man had
“ll‘l‘flth rejected a pn tiered advance
mrucllcally identical with the Penn-
ayivuuia'a neitlelncnl «uh tin men.
i'fealdelita in. of the irnlunicn. and
tiarretaon. of the ctmdiiciora‘ organica-
lion. who are here for the conference.
alive no llitlniulion what action the
men's oftlclala would adiiao- lf the par
low with the railroad tittieaia I‘d not
result in an adjualmciit
Under the Minimal: liri. alioliiul the
nieu'a atriltc vole llt' upheld by their
national unicorn tile next step would
be to aulinill the motion lur arbitration
before any actual alcpa toward a
ail-lite were taken.
YACHT IIBBIIEIIITE
LEWIS lilCll. WATERS
l'tltelllunoli in the Norwulkr. will be
Kerry to learn that the Marguerite. the
hull sloop of l-‘orlilei- (‘oniliiodore Wil-
liam F. Clarke. of the Not-walla Yacht
Club. which but won a whole room flill
of prime ctipli and in the [patent boat in
the Norwalk Yacht ('lilli fleet, hi to
leave these wafers.
The Marguerite has been acid by
(‘oinlliotloro (.‘larkc ill a Philadelphia
man. who. ii to aid bought. her to
have a boat with which to defeat the
Little finale. acid to a Plilia‘
dolphin man by William Mr
flush, of thin cit y. The dent
for the Mill! of the Marguerite wan
t'olltplt‘tell iaat week and she will be
nailed to Philadelphia in a few duya.
Rho hall been laid up for the winter at
Milier‘a ahipyard. 'i‘odny her main
Willi notion out. ‘
.luill what Coniniodoro (‘larllo will
have in the line of it boni. ho hint not
decided. but he in coiialllering a nail-
liig yacht or motor bout. In the “With
or. be may have it till fooicr.
The Marguerite iii a Illindoeilie veil-
ael and tho him-walk Yacht Club has
taken llillt'h pride Iii having her in the
fleet. For her to enter a race but been
all that was lioceaadry to predict her
victory. barring accident.
w-..“ . .
Mill" GOIVEITIMI
0F Til! lllIEIIlAIS
A abet-lal county «invention of the
A. 0. if. wail held In Hibernian
flail, Not-walk. Sunday afternoon. The
delegates present were the five officers
of the divialolni from Bridgeport.
Biratford. lbmuburr. Mumford. tiredn-
wich and Norwalk. The principal built-
no wait to take action on handing it
ole alien to the national convention
of t. 0 Order to be bold in Portland.
in July.
it out voted that County President
Tubman l". aboard. oral-location. be
sent and a tax of ill cent: ll member
was levied to titular expanses of the
trip. The next bistiiiniai county con»
.m m. .
lventlon will be bold in September. at
Bridgeport. The Norwalii Divlaioo
gave the dolontu a social time aft r
, iyn were men.
ll‘iiil _ )
lliiiii iHilii
llllnsin
Tho iiov. French Bounro tlpiiam
Preachos to Large Congra-
uations in M. E. Church
Sliiifltllllll ill liilllli i
[ll llill'i illllll cuss
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Will Become Head of Fine or-‘
oonization Left by Rev. Walter
The membern of Ilie South Norwalk
Methodist Church had their first oppor-
tllnily ycnterday to greet the new pas-
lUI‘. iley. Francis iiourne Ullllfllll. who
succeeds the ilev. Frank i)unwell Wal-
ter. for the new conference year and
turned out. in large nlimbera. Pastor
lipham is a scholarly man and preach
ed strong hormone morning and even-
ing. He made an excellent illipreaaion
on the members of his new flock and
exprcliaed u desire to interest the peo
ple as deeply as poaalblc during hla
puntiirate here.
Mr. iipham has been a deep atiidt-nt
of work among men and it in stated
that more than fifty percent. of the
members of hill bite charge ill Brook
The lllbie Class. with
which M r. Waller llaa been no aueecaa
i‘ul. had a large attendance yesterday.
there being H2 men present. Sir. l’pv
bani have them a heart to heart talk
nild it is expected be will be a ilirolllt
factor in the title work started by Parr
tor Walter. it in understood that one
of the reaaonit for file naming of M r.
lipiiam for the Booth Nurwalk charge
wail the fact that he, had been no out"
rental with work among men iii
Brooklyn. .
For hip morning amnion yeaterday.
Pulor Ulilllill took for his subject
"Jacob at Bethel" and in the evening
"Jenna on the Way to Emeline.”
At the close of the evening aervlce.
Dr. tipham returned to limoklyn.
where. bin family atill are. but will be
on hand for the Thursday evening
prayer aervicc. He was a guest over
Sunday of Mr. and him. Tlmllmb’ 1
Raymond at their home. lllllaide. and
his family Will move up here about
Tuesday of next week.
Painter llpliam comes to South .\'or-
walk from Brooklyn. lie wun born in
Bristol, ithodtl island. In I862 and la a
nraduale of Wesleyan University. i‘t“
relying the .-\. l-i. degree. Then he aimi-
led at ilrrw Theoloaicai Seminary in
New .li-riu-y where he levelled the de-
gree of it. i). in liltlil, he graduated
from Syracuse l‘llivcrnlfy with the de‘
awe of illicit" of Divinity. lie has
been a number of the New York idiot
(“billet-once alilce ltiiiii and has been
preaching for twentylwo yearn. twelve
of which he spent in Brooklyn. lie
was at Rldttefleld for two yearn. at
Malilaroneek for five yearn and three
years at the First t‘burch in Bridge-
port. Dr. lipiiani is married and ban
lite children.
The parsonage in West avenue in be-
ing overhauled and made ready for no
cupauci by the punter and his family.
M“.
iliiiiiiilt iii liliill—
lil litiillli illilillil
Pain oi Dioinlioritaaco Evoitoli
~0uoer Will of Robert Illrtli
‘ in Bridgeport. Conn.
lililllfllll’t‘nt’l‘. April li.~«ltobcrt
llirtll. late of llllll city. left it alrauge
will. It was admitted to probate in
tiny. but wife Mary mialifyinu an axe
entrix while Alfred Gl‘elfltlilifllt’ and in!
lieu 'l‘eaiily were appointed iippl'alaura.
Protect-lit Clergymon.
Illrili providca in the document that
he “that be buried with inhale and that
throw clergymeu of the Protection faith
a (.lf‘i‘lllllil. a Hungarian and ii Siltuil'
hm aliali olilelalo‘ at lilu funeral.
which he amen litillil be held from tit.
l‘lttlliiu' (lei-man Evangelical Luther-
an eliureli.
'l‘o lilo brother. (leak- of this city.
he learnt 3100 and to bill stator Molt
held of New York. tone and tine to
the Slavioh Lutheran oliureh of llllll
city. The residue of the custom is left
his wife. »
liraligo conditions. .
At her death. he provident that the
estate «half an to the children of his
brother Gena. who ’iilldlljmlli'lw'nlllfl
protestant faith and who shall not
marry Into the catholic. faith. in the
eve t. of anyone cmbraoin or mar.
r pinto the Catholic faith. icoriior
alhre of tho eltatti shall be but .809
remaining children who ahall remain
true to the Polteutunt'ehuroh.
its orders the pal-chm of a burial
plot and combatant) lo a Protutatit
com-to . to coat not over lion and
tho hilllllil loo-loll. County Pro -
dent 'l‘lloloao it. Ilium moulded at
tho touting. , .
illIoo Ml debts paid“ from the
and MI or her portion shall m to the '
ilii. lillllllii “ -.-...- ‘
all an iiiililililll
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Cannot Docllio Whether to Take}
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lifter Until After School
Election May 2nd
William E. Chancellor, superintoud-t
out of schools. returned yeaiarday l'rouil
it ten days' trip to Colorado. He rel.
portn that In respect to the superlm
tendency of lichOOll-i in Colorado
liplrnxa. no decision on either side call
be. reached until after the school elociil
tion on May 2. There are three vaeam
eloa on a board of live. and no com
racia can he made in the absence oil
a quorum of a majority of the menu
born. For the three vacanclea tberei
are many candidatoa. ill (loloraduy
Springil the women voters number 32}
per cent. the men 48. .i
The local inane is whether to enlarge
lilo present high school or to build
a second high rchool. Hath tho local
superintendent and the high school
principal have resigned to go Into bush
liens.
Superintendent Chancellor reports it
very pleasant trip. ‘
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HOBUITAL NEWS.
.iobii Stevens. of ill) York street.
llanbury; Alice Derringer. of Wiltoli.:
and Gertrude Fall, of Yonkers. N. Y.‘l
were admitted to the Norwaik Houpltail‘
yesterday for treatment. The latter
has been visiting hero and was takenl
ill of typhoid fever.
Mrs. M. ii. iluriand and Frank Klndi».
lien were discharged yesterday,
“ Ola-mil“ ladvomomonu “Jim; has: i
25 worda or to“. 25 canto: 1 tlmu. l,
each additional word. 1 not per Ina-morn.
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FOR SALE 2
FOR SALE willil'tdl-l. 5 UAR ST;
"mill lame l‘lullllM. nil linprovelnenta. new
iy pain-red and pitinlml: large lot. “UT
pui'lictlhlrn inquiri- Elm Grove Store. mi
FOR SALE -lii.ll‘.\'lv2. it “00318 ANll
lullli. in-nr trolley; all lliipruvmncrita. Inlay
M't‘ll fliili-li. newly papcred. electric. light.
mime. lli'flil'l‘. eir. Addrenll Mrs. . 1'.
title. it: \Vomlward Ave. South Nor»
walk. all iii
FOR BALEw'i‘WH FRESH \‘tllixti
down. Inquire ll. Friedman. Tarlov plavr
tionln-cilcui Aye. 'l‘l-i. 337-2. Milli
POI CALI r-Rl' ALI. eri't‘TABtm‘
drimyialn. Zuni Ht.lilt'l§(‘l i’llln. compound
intilartlc. Clearly complexion. llfllllichl‘fi
cliida; aprinu remedy: malaria; until: and
plow. Accept novnuloalltuuin. null
Rev. a. a. carpenter .Prsaclioa‘ a;
on the Many Dangers Which ‘
Ara Always floor
liliill Mill's Bill
is ill illll’ll
Contracted Nearly a Fatal Ilium. ‘
at Recent Fire
.‘l‘lle prelude on current events at.
the South Norwslil Baptist Church. last
night, was on. “What This Community
(lives ita Firemen."
it in a noteworthy fact that this oom-
nlunlty owns more to its ill-email than
most people realize. and a great deal
more than we seem willing to pay. We
do not attempt to give a reaaon for '
this. since it involves the debatable '
question of a paid department. and that
lit a quealion which must be settled
by the people. liul so long as We have
a volunteer department. and look to
it for protection unedr all the hmc‘d- “
ous conditions to which fires subject.
them. It is a fact that. both as citizens.
and as a city. we are under the strong-
est moral obligations to the fire do-
pertinent.
(Continued on Second Page.)
rammr cauaTcn PARISH RECEP-
‘i‘liis evening the Woman's Guild of
Trinity Church invite the members of '
the pariah to a reception to be given
to the newly confirmed in the Guild
room at 8 o'clock. Refreshments and
innate.
Clan-Into
3 or
mflitio
”-m... ..
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FOR CALL-A HOOD Wonk lioltnltl
will \"tvl’lf. anywhere. A immiu if mil! all
iiilt‘t'. “Metro 7 Day tit. South Norwaik
't‘i-l. Bil-t. “a 3i
FOR GALE—.il-lwri'i'l‘ l‘l’iiltili'l‘ I‘ll
aim in mahogany. very handsome. a ilfct
lime umtrulnelll. for 8275. Hiclnvrl'x. Ii
Smith Main. all at
.FOR SALE IIAI'S l‘lANtI It‘li llv'ini
ml ll «lawn to tilt). Slrlli-‘rl‘x. id Hniitli
«in. all iii
FOR SALE siltiNthll-le l'IANil. Ihl
xmiii condition, for at; only. stclnerl‘s.
ill Sulllll Help. it! {ill
FOR SALE lll'2\\'l~2\' l‘inxti. \VliE
lulvc pun-ii Ilila lllMYilmviil where lt will
git In file lli‘h‘l (“filler Willlllll
meal for alsiul that figure. 175. xivim
r-rt'a. in South Main. It! 3i
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FOR SALE (UNI-2 i‘i'li'i‘its‘ i'iANU. lN
nilliluunliy. a \vrILliiilii. aervlceuble llii
ytll'llliivlll for anybody. 822.3. Rlelilert‘a
I! Ronni Main. an Iii
FOR IALI~TWU l'l‘ itili'i‘ \
bury pianos. scarcely luv at all. eweli
lent instrumenta. Wl‘ll \t'ui‘ill more mmvl
than our repent future. with. Stollicrt'a.
lti Helltll win. all 3
FOR tAlelNl-I hIl-I'l‘lltiri'i‘i‘ld'l Iti<
miultt. iii ebony. lll‘stmllln“ condition.
'i‘liia internment lb just like new and will
an hint rtii
give you long service: “76. chiiirn'a. li
South Main. an ill
'FOR CALI Twit ulttMNS. ”Nil
Hiinulna‘er. one Uni-ninth built In rfeoi
condition. For WJHI .4 rm-ul. \\ ll hell
Ibolii very cheap. Nti-il-t-i~"r. iii Hulllll
Mufti. it! til
THI AIOVI PIANO! Alli-2 l-Zl’l‘Hl‘Ili
In our local alert»; or on Immediate rail Iii
south Norwiuk. atelneri'u. ls tieuill
Main. no ‘Jl
FOR CALI Six new IlM'Kl-i .\\l
xiv new mini. all Iiincka and Johnston-
unlin- uud partly llninlied. from B'JB to tilt
Allili‘l'fllt Julius-a lbmlaii. 333 Frank hit.
lil‘blgeport. i‘omi.: telephone fill. all iii
~~I~n~au a. ..~WW
FOR IALI «flit "unfit; l‘thl'ili will
’I‘bumn» tulll'illl var. black to. trunk
ruck. two extra chair-a. quick urlinlilc
firm. nearly new: M malaria. liar
lilo-l in: ill-mic tow and hunt our». amnion
ml hint tit-anon: I at car. it
excellent «intuition. if yearn a
service; rent Illll olniber. t'ool um
will sell or ”Ibo. lbvmollntratlon nut
illt’li‘htlflll last before pnrollaar. ltuuiiel
Fran. azit
Iron CAL! 'l‘WU Nlcw litiuunla.
hintioIli Item. Houtb Namath. all bin
iruvenwnta: one new imbue. It‘nrt 31.. Want
'orwaiii. iteamiliublc lerilia to brighten
ma. Inquire tinned tlrvioary or i r. it. hi.
on.
.4
POI CALI on To LI? -Iit.li.'tilllli
fn- hole or to let. limulra nut-mono firm
WANTIDMHU ., tron motif. _
livery; gentle; notifier 1000 lbs.
be cheap. Static price. power letmt‘. H.
lll..lliii:liiand Ave. Souti Namath.“ 3t
l. I
WANTID~BOARiil€M Icl'rlmlt lab
dies or gentlemen: central location. all
conveniences. iliciullinr tulcpbone. Ad~
. 4 all 3’.
dress 1).. care Semitic
WANTED‘ lt‘LlItNiSHldlf. THREE Oil
four rooms. adults. for llgii bollaekcepi .
city or suburb-1n. that we k in Aprll. A -
or. "n .l. t‘. lliil. care inverting Sentinel
office. all 3!
WANTED—(MAt‘lllNiS‘l‘fl. Built To
learn the trade. apprentices to team
moulding trade and machine I“? helpers.
Noi'wulli iron Works. Mill orwaifkn. f
l
t
WANTED A MAN immune wrrll
old line innovative to up iii an old ro-
llahie inutitlition in South orwalk. Nor-
walk and vicinity. t‘o nlinlion no
enter-d. Address P. (i. x 895. Br tige-
m: If
pun.
V‘ANTSDNT’? and!“ “'l‘ arms 0::
on to an poll ry; cc- :
Iii. for cot-id fat calvoo. ll. Friodlnan.
goglllf'}?it"tll Turnpike. South Norwallt.
O. L ° .
wannwonauon'rahan.
walk imp Workl Ce.
“WWW
YO LIT? 'f‘tl FAMILY Iii“ Militant. A
sin-room limit-e with all modern improve-
ment-a; mm‘aslon Ha I. inquire at ill
Quinlan Ave” or tel. Idoi. all 3!
To LIT amour: new
pit-ii b . H. Jallffo. 0
all
NO!!-
m 1!
Elli .\' millil-
rallroad Ila-
roar
thin. allxniuelt. ill ' for . ry
liuaineu. Apply Jlmoplt'gorton. gnu .
tuck. a: Cl.
TO LIT illeiiN ‘IMDIH. KEN ’13:
, aim eight month. rent M5; nullabo for
live l‘anilllea.
1M Wont Rt.
70 LlTrwA‘l‘ ll: ill’lti‘i‘li MMN IT.
barn. three alailo. rod line box ntall
illicit im- vvaxomt. ‘ntranci; Raymond t.
innum- llarrln a (tuna tlu. II It
1‘0 Ll'l'm'i'Wti lilrlt‘ltnc lit-tinitt. W.
and floor of 7 Iain no. Norwaib. law“
J. 'l‘. liayrn. it Main BI.
70 Ll‘i‘w It Folio-ital)" APART-
liiouirr of Mr». J. lg? .
intent. with laundry.
r0 Lain-«vomit oat (Wi'i‘TMlld out}? -. ‘
it .
Lame [rounds and fruit.
“it
a .
(iron-c. ll Went Avon Moth Norwalll. at
linomvclnonlll. at Iowa Am. luuui
.iiaielovaky or United optimum in
mu. ..... .. «mm
balN‘i’thl. I'Ai‘lilllllANtilet. Wait ‘
done by uracil I man. (live trial unit:
to Alexander lilia. M .1! Ave. 'i'cl
722-8. Minolta» obw-rfully gluon. mini
anoortrnrnt of wall rather. mat)
WALL PAPIR. ii: A 3;)”. AND (”’4
, .
on I Vigil! valet—4a
Palm-futon“ and ti done any . . a...
Wllktl‘t‘ ll TOW“ 5’ 8'“ mild (tin mp
“in ice. or can at 1 again it til ,‘ - ;
uv§by Decorating t.‘ . oi. -ii ad - - .4.” .
831- . , "groomed '1' ”filled?“ 'AE'. ,1
Mall. P. HALL“ “lamest like alum Ya mum ’ nor mutually ‘ .t ,< "
liner. liaisirlmmada in, the - by will rt paying for
honorable... “"il. in! t.“
in. it Elohim titullouth alum ‘ l‘i ’
sins
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