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‘18 N NEW
WNNNWNINN SINEEI BRENNE
Survey Will Be From High Water on The South Norwalk Side
‘ to‘ High Water Mark on the East Norwelk Side, Sixty Feet
Wide Over All-Suitable Approaches to be Made at Each or towns whcihor they were mama“
End, the Map to be Substantially as Recommended by the
Building Construction Committee
NEENNEINE NNJNNNNEN NEEIINN IN NE NEiN SEEI. I, l9lN
Committee on Construction Made its Report, at Last Night’s
Town Meeting, Advising that the New Bridge Be Located "‘“I‘ womenmt‘me” “““"”’"“N""“‘
Thirty Feet South at the Present Structure
'l‘hc adjourncd town meeting was
held last (Ironing in tho 'l'own Assem-
bly hall, in Wall Ile‘IIIIl and there were
about one lIunIirIIIl IInIl titty Inon pros-
cnt. 5 I'
’I‘lIII rIIports from lilt‘ sectoral brilluo
commitlros II'eIIII trail and iIrI‘IIplIIIl
and several rosolutiona wIIIII- passed.
Upon motion ”to coin IIquiding
.lorunlluli Donovan's IIIII’IIIIIIIIdIIIn not
was l'UflttiiliIetl,
.lohn S. tioyuiour I-allIIII Ibo mooring
to order and the reading oi the nIlnutca
oi' the provlouu IIIIIIIII‘IIII wore Ills-
penscd with.
Mr. Séymour (Inlicil upon Rev. A. lI‘.
Beard for the Inporl ot‘ the bridge con-
struction IIoiiImllteII. t‘hairmau Hoard,
NNllNE lNNENllNNlINN
WNilNN’N NENIN
Resident of New York City Found
Dead in Court Yard Follow-
ing a Qurerel
NEW YORK. .luly 'i.~—Myatcrious
circumstances or what the authorities
believe to how bIIIIn tiIII mnrdcr of II
young woman in Bronx Borough are
being llthstigaleIl by Coroner Scliwun. .
nockcr today.
When thII body of Mrs. Sophie Wil-
liams. a comely woman. 3:3, ycurs of
age, was found in Iiil' courtyard in the
rear of her home. the polli'c dccidcd
that one. had been the.I victim of an ac»
IItIlIIntal tall from the window or her
apartment and curly today It IIIIrI-t‘ul
luspe ion of tin» apartiucnt from
which the woman tooh lIIIr l‘nlul plungu
. became convinced that lIlL‘l'I‘ bud lIIIcII
i1 strugglo Micro and that till lIIIliIIu-
ions pointed to II IIIurIlIIr.
'l‘hc story told by (loot-no Williams.
the timid wonlun‘u iiill‘it‘t‘llI_\l(’.fll‘-()ili
hon, IIoniiriuIIIl lhII col-IIIIIIII III illti opiu-
toli and in: orIlIIrIIIl theI ill‘l‘l‘iil oi Wll~
lion) and tioorao iiIuIIlIIIIoI-II, ill'Olilt‘l'i-i,
and .loucpli Carroll. all oI-IIIIIIuIItu oi
the house whore Mril. Willhnuu lleIIl.
'l‘hoy dttnlt‘d all iill()\\'lt‘iEi-‘,[‘. III‘ ibII way
in which MI‘l-i.‘ Williams had IIIIIt her
death oxcopt that (iIIoigII lllucllmoi'o
aaid ho know it wan the woman‘s habit
on hot nights to sleep IIillIIIII on tho
tira-cuoupo or also in It chair by tho
Window and that hII bullvcd tiiit‘ had
fallen from tho window while InIlIII-II.
Young Williams told the corridor that
some men had been in tho luinlly
rooinn bIIIIl night and that hia mother
had mac and them out. A IIIIIII'IIII had
followed he uald 'l‘ hon overylhluu be
came qutoi and he wont bur k to uloup.
The boy explained that hill tnlhor and
mother were not living togclhIIr. Mrn
Willinmii has looked upon by her
dentition an a quiet icuportitblo wo
than. and a good mother.
vioIIIIII onuaoi?
IEAli IIolIIIIILII LlliE
demon liotternnn. umployod on the
tuna oi‘ Joana liruiidnge, botwunn Nor
walk and Woatport III-mm» having
found a very Iiuapicituia cane, 'i‘IIeIII
day. ‘
While driving‘in Trendwell around.
Haunaiuck. that. day. no new a woman.
apparently drunk, Wing beside a
stone; wall. The ruins night about
10:30, in driving by again, one was
still there. Raunchy ’wu able to
altitude her, but the Woman wail still
very much dared. iIIiio declared that
one had been riding With a man who
I her a drink out of a bottle. and
than he toil. her where one was touud,
mould tie would be back charity. He did
not return. it occurs to those who
has limp looking into the cue III it
ito II it llhood that the WOI
round
human
NWN
hot-companion.
recliner on the
nroIaiie
0n thoilflv Mt?
; 3am ~
of the cnmmlitcc,
lowing report:
in accordancn with the vow of Elli"
tmvn-"that a special IIIIlnnlitlIIII at
seven on tho I-onaliuctiou of tho
bridge and thaw be appointed to cm
ploy and direct a competent IIIIalnI-cr
to makII plum-I and upcclllcutlouu for
the bridge and the draw and to supcr;
vise the construction tiIcrI-of. and to
IImplIJy and direct assistant original-rs
and other aid to invcullguto the
facts, make surveys and noundlnlts and
to report lroni tlInII to “Inc to tho
said committee" — thin IonIIillltIIII ap-
pointed has hold slIIIIII its that Icport
several mention all pubilI and has
iIII pt records or all litt‘i‘liiig'i 'i‘hc llrlst
(Continued (In Second Pecol
Billllll lfllltii. I. I. il. l.
llama llliilliill
District cg island Master c.
M. Denies, oi Norwalk,
Conducts the Ceremony
IbIIII unvr- inc l'IrlI
'l‘he nthccra of hollow Lodge. No. 97,
l. O. O. 13., wow lnsiIIllIIIl lust mulling“
by District DIIpIIty iirund Mar-1W (i.
M. Daniels. asulutcd by his stall of
past grands, GIIIIrIzI- U. Crosby. Sum-
IIIIl 0. Kemp, .lolin lI‘. llIInly, 1’. ll.
Stannard. Nelson W. iiIInIIIllIIt and
Howard V. Wordcn. of Our Brotiuern'
Lodge, No. 10, I. O. 0. R, of Norwulh
’l‘hc othccra are as follows:
Noble Grandwiilarcncc (‘rorIIt
Vice Grand—Louis Schmidt.
Recording Secretary »- ~li, lluI l‘ liIIIIIIiI.
Financial Sl‘i‘l‘t‘lkl‘M-mi“. (i. iIIInII.
Iilct.
’l‘rcauuIIIIII—Janics l’uul.
Wardcit—Cornelius \‘IIIIi‘I‘ivIIrlnu.
N7l.)lliili(.‘l0l‘~".iOEHI M. ilill.
R. S. to N.‘G.—-(.'urlis (iwcns.
i.. S. to N. G.~-.i. W. (iorhnm.
II. S. to V. i}.«-t)tto Linilulronl.
L, S. to V. (i.-—»—\\'llliniu Arnold.
Chaplain-vii. W. Allan. M. l).
l. (Er—A. E. Bilill’iilrl.
I). ().-—A. Redllng.
ll. 8. his—James linu’iru.
L. S 8.4}liariou \Vl‘lliitl.
l irknninthucorgc \‘IIliI-.
ilireIItor-I-idrnout Wilson. .
’i‘lttI committees tIppolIliIIIl IIIIII II-I NUE'
lows:
lI‘lnliIIIIe-~Wlillniil S. Wilcox,
lioncillct and Cinroncv A. llrou'n.
iiivcotigatloanlnrenrc lirIIIIlI. lI‘I'IIIl
(lotion: and George Way.
Revision—Janie» ll. Willnotl.
linin Saunders and Vacuum Rlltiiit'il.
Widows and Olpbanu it i. IIIIIIIIlIiI
non S S. Balm, Clinriml II'alloII
’l‘ranaltIitellai «it‘rod iiuIIIIIIII. launch
it Wilson and, Harry Weed.
WILL CRUISE T0
I'llll'l' JEFFERSON
M
There will no a special moutiug or
the member! or the Second Section.
’l‘iiird Dlvloiou, iouueclicut Nnvni iteI
nerve. this evening at tho oratory. to
make arrangements (or a Saturday and
Sunday cruiu to Long [cloud
The Naval Mtlltinmen, ilmii’i‘ com-
mood at ninety) irvlug it. Wiimot, will
go to Port. Jettcruou with the stoma
cutter and the whale bout Salurduv
afternoon The night will be inItnt on
the beach. the men taking along their
ponchou and blankets. .
' it. n planned to have sailing and row.
ihll match“ and other water sports
and lame aim digging will probably
be dond. The momhoru or the 3 tion
are looking torwaru with into at to
tbothe outing. which bromides to be
an enjoyable one providing them in
good mother. ,
it to «W! that guente on thin ac.
canton will latitude i looteunni Pork. 'ot
New Haven. hdvizotor oi‘ the liltato Nd»
round. “starboard;
it If U limb
Wil-
A. II- N
lWN NNNEIEN NNNNNI
IN NNEEE NEliiNNl
Men Who Released on Bonds of
$255ach But Women
mAre Still Locked Up
The south Norwalk police made an
other visit to tho Hotol liolmonl, last
night, and arrested two couples who
had roalaterod there on man and wife.
As the couples wélIc registered. and
the proprietor apparently had no way
or not
him.
no charge was brought rigalnat
’ A man giving the name of John John.
' son was arrested for balm; intoxicatod,
llENNlNilE lENNl NIEPN NNN NENNlNNN IN NE NNNPEEIEN
and when ho had aobercd up somewhat
be claimed he had been robbed at $80.
and no incidentally mentioned that his
brother, Thomas Johnson. and a trlond
nunicd Bradley Henderson. who hull
taken I1 couple of women to the Hotel
. iielmout had IIIIllchId him of his man
IIII. ()tilIcis paid a visit to thc liai-
niont and found tho. couples all light.
Dalton and Lizzie Allen, and said they
1 warc iron) IlIIuidirepoIt All wore ar-
El‘t‘iiit'ii charged with Iirunlienoua and
tornltlcutlou. The two men ward la.-
tor III-loaned on a. bond of 825 ouch,
: which they llii‘iliisilt'ii, but tho. women
remained in tho lockup. Their cases
will come on tomorrow morning.
This morning John Johnson was
\‘l‘l‘_\' hUl‘i)‘ be had made IhII complaint,
and he did not want to press any
Ihurizc IIitulIIut the turn. The two ac-
IIIIsIIIl IIIIIII until that luutcud of rob
tiling him or Still ho had lIIIIIII glvon Std
by Iliti brother that night, and prococd.
Hi to III-I drunk on this money. .
'i‘lIIIrI- worn also two uihcr cancel in
thc Iourt thlII moinlna. .lungI Jiiflt'llll
ii. 'I‘IIIloI moulding. Fernando Van
ricov has lined t3 and coats for drunk
I-iIIIInIII which he paid.
David Jones. the colored mun arrea-
tcd IIIIar t‘. 8. Trowbrldgc 6‘: Cour
i puny a box factory. Tut-uday alter-noon.
‘ plcadud guilty to Ilruukennaau and was
hood :5 and costs. This was paid.
’i‘hcrII was no other charge analnst
Jones, the allocation» mndoby Otto
ii. Andoruon not being substantiated.
l'roaocutlng Attorncy William F.
’i‘nnInIIIIIy niaIlII a thorough invontlgaI
lien or the alleged impropor conduct on
the. part of the colorod man and ethics
that her! “won abmluioly nothing to
tho story that Jonca attcmptcd to on
llIIII lhII child away IIII lndch-utly as
adult hcr.
'l'ncsddy night more was a warm
lIIIiahborly row in Sprlugwood ill‘t‘Ol‘iII
lug to III-month. Air. and Mrs. Mila-
l‘lt-roiin and Mr. and Mrs. Smuuol 'i‘rou
gone Worc lhc portion at lnlorcnl null
thc lattor couple. l'I-lt so much :Iltxl'iI-r
oil over IlIII panic that they lodgcd II
complaint. Ycatcrduy (ilIicr VollIIIcr
.Wonl down and arrIstcd tiic llI-rosau
who are ordered to appear bI-IIIIII llw
court IoniorrIou nlici noon
NNINNNN WNINNN NNNNIS
IWIl NNN NillN NERSEIE
Could Not Longer Stand the Bru-
tality and linialthlulness at
Her Husband
W...
(TllltiMlD. .luly 7.~~Mra. llIIIII'y Mul-
IIIIw, goutloii to doom-ration by tho al-
lcgcd brutality and nnfnltlil’ulncuu of
low lIIlulIanIl, it direct I‘nr conductor.
loday Idiot and totally IIIoIIiIIlIId ililil
iInIl liIIIlr lill'tii'Iyeal’IiIliI Ilnllautcr, and
thI-n klllIIIl hIIrIlIIlt by taking IIurtIIIllI‘
arid
Mrs Muluuw lclt latlcru, IlcriarlIIII
that him had lIIIIIII II hood and truthful
Wiflt‘ bill that Mulnuw upIItIl lIlu upurc
time with otlII‘r woman and Illicit boat
hIIr.
Muluaw la allnxod to have boon with
another woman until 4 o'clock thin
morning. when lit! . rounded to lila
homo. According to the police. lIII lIII-
IIIIII abusing tila wile. seizing her by
thII hair and klcklm her. Silo than
draw the revolver and Iihoi him, Then
Ibo wont to bar bedroom and tired n
bullnt into thI- body of her llttlc IlnuglII
tor. Sntlailod that both worc dead.
ehc complaint! tlII.I tragedy lIv inhinc
the which. That she klnilod her child
otter this not to nhown by Niit' mark»
of acid on the child's lace.
”Wm W
NN lNlENENIlNN lEIIEN
Dear May:
be Intro to meet me tonight at ltuton
Point. The American bond in giving
tholr weekly dunno Joni think wtlmy
onlv charge lilo admission for ladies
and tho for grants.
0b. 1 had just the greatest time last
week. You know. the music in so
popular and their time In exact. and
we can dance until it: til. You cant
enjoy yourself any better.
Don’t forgot, dear. itoton Point. to-
night. ETHEL.
A oununoue A01".
The Krleger A (iota iltteen Inn-
ployau will enjoy a halt holiday every
Friday anemoon duriu the mouth:
or July and Au tut otore will
close tomorrow tornado “EN patrons
l
. monotonous making
his not Itld
WEATHER FOREGAS’!’
tine-tiled million With ‘
shower» tonight or Fridayt nom-
nlgnt; medal-ate to can: Much ohm.
log to wont billion with aquatic. .
2r Stiiely at
a flock in. oilkl II
WEI-w y.
NNEN: EN EN ENNlN
WE
Was a Sister hind oi the ill Fat-
ed General "Slocum
NEW YORK. Jilly 7.—-Tiiouiinndn
along the shores of New Yorii harbor
and Ibo Narrows were alarmed yuator»
day nitcruoon bv the night. It! the pun
hunger-laden steamhont Grand Ropub
tic utiiuzc on' the Booth Brooklyn wu
icrtront. lit-tore thin 200 or “mom puss-
engoru wIIIIII landed unruly. scorcs of
boats tinIl ruched to her aid from every
quarter. .
t‘lic gluni IchIi'Iinn boat won a Islii~
[9| of tho (icnoraieaiocum. in whose
wreck was told the story of the great
IIat tragedy New York watera had over
known i1i.lunc, 1803
A snout; Mud wail blowing up tiltI
Narrow» It Iiioin the smoke ahIIiId of
tho steamboat so tbt tait was the boat
plane and further N rlilh of tho boat
with ”to wind did not fun the llamas
as it would have done hail the steamer
boon bonded into the wind
While there; was anything but comI
l‘orl aboard the boat there was no pun.
iv. and “III rainwater! behaved well
considering the danger."
The 1d,; summons! Iliad lait llorlia
war hunch at Intel. Apparently the
mo utnrtod just outside tlIII Niirlows.
'lho Grand Republic atonmcd rapid
l.v up IlI-I Narrows.“ 1:16 o 'clock with
on uIIIII-rstiuoilvo amidshipu ntim.
Silo managed to reach the dock at tho
l‘ iIIiirIInt Athletic club at lily Rhino,
iiIlLi dun hinged her more than and paw ‘
soIIgIIrI-I lit batot3'. .
t-lrst and tried in no M the Nine
ly- nomad lifted-I Mt [hora Wort!
too many rocks, on ii now IIIIIIII was
qudc no In 0 t‘niIeIII'IIII dock. about a
(manor of n Iniio t‘urthur north.
Word who wont to tho ilrcboata. and
soon liIII utcumlionl \I'uII aIII’I'InIIIIloIl
by tiIIm, whllI'I n IillnIlIIII' ol’ Inga th
git“ to attack tho names, which up to
that iIII.II hull not about) llIIIinItIIlvos
I-xIII-pl in smoke.
Fully hall a dozen Inca, lhI'III- tire
boats and Elli? gin'e‘l‘illlit‘ll! rchIIIIII-
I‘lelt‘l‘ti unit Illil'liur patrol bolls llnuliy
bad i'I'Li't'iillih‘ uiIulicr going on tiIII
.IIIIIIIIIlIoIIi and the tin- was soon sub
ducd.
'l‘iIIII II lIIIIII iIIIIIn IinIIIII wlIIIn tbc
tiIiIud iIIII Inblic tun. II niriIIIl as many .ui
l‘I,IIoII Iluaaongcrn.
i’I'hiiII the urn iIIIIIiII-Il. crowda
HWRE‘EINNE along thc Hilln‘t‘. drawn by
tho crimson sports or ilnlnc from the
burning rituultiiiulil. and tho t-lhorrI
road was soon Illicit with II main; of
people buiryiug to tho tin-scout dock.
(War at Fort Wadsworth tiIII uoltilcru
wore out on tho gl't’mi .Ilopcn training
giiitititlt-i on “it? burning \Insaii. ’i‘nzu
and other crnlt. inward and outward
bound, were IIlII-IIlIIIIl down and tutu
MI inulioro in rondluuus to aid uhould
did no l’t'iltlilt‘il Illloal. ‘ ’l‘lIII shrink oi
whtutica in the.I harbor have wurnloa
that thIIrII who ”cubic. and tor a Hill?
tlIII IInilrII harbor was iii a atnndnlll.
in exportation or II calamity on a par
wlth that oi the Slocum, tiiunll boats
of t‘Yt‘l‘y tIt‘tIl‘l‘iliiiiLl illl'llltlllig ;I hunt
liy IIuIIgIIlIIIIIl iloililu of induction.
iIIIIIIlIId tor liar ltlIiiII- III'IIpanIIl Io l‘t‘ti
IlIIr out
-—JULY OXFORD SALE
liIInlIIu iIIlIlIII. .lulI h, at (too. ix’IIIIlI-r‘n
iIlIInI IIIIIIIII l:I.I \N'ttziitillillim Si Ill'Itij‘t'
ililfl lllililllil 1"
prints it Will
Car of Charles Trowhridge is
Quite Badly llaIiIagod in
West Avenue
[in Overland touring our. ownod by
(Shorten S. ’l‘rowbriduc. and driven by
John Curtlll, came to ulct in Want ave
one this morning. near the rciildouce oi
Mrs. J. c. tirowc. The most serious
damage woe II Imitation right forward
wheel.
Mr. (turtle was driving down the are»
mm at an ordinary gait when the driv-
in: rod, between tho No trout wheels
broke in two utmost in tho center. 'i‘hlII
took his control at tho IIur' e direction
completely out at the hands or the art
var, who wan powerlena to do anything
but throw out his clutch and int on
the broken, which he did. ’t‘ie cor
torched against the stone gutter. olid
along the curb tor a low loot and iinni
iy brought up hard against the and o
a curb alone. The w {III which took
the lords of the blow vnu completely
wrecked, cvory spoke \ciuit taken on
at it. The had died now way. 't‘ltI
doinuaod iudohiiiu wan towed to ii rm
use tor rupture.
watt-I aOoubAb i
.‘Hflti
1an
tie nit trouble than who
'Iwitbot .
tinny.
NNNNlN’llNE NE E
NNNEEEE WNNIEN
Bicycle Thiet'a Story is Substan-
tiated in South Norwalk~
,Blrd Has Flown
Detective Fox. of Bridgeport, man-
aged toviiccuro three more of tho stolen
WlliiltitiE’iilili Mnnglon .loaoppo and his
partner stole from Bridgeport and hold
to rcnldrnts at South Norwulk. ills vln- {
it. to South Norwalk yoatcrdny resulted
in the nailing oi three morn wheels.
Detective Fox is now convinced that
the confession that .loscppu gave. was
the correct one, as it tits in with what
ho round out in South Norwalk yester-
day. Joseppc said that be was hired
by his partnor to steal wheels. which
ho turned over to his partner. lie says
that be has no recollection of how
many he stoic.
in South Norwulk inductive Fox
learned that .losoppc did not sell the.
wheels. but that they were sold there
by it man. who apparently had a lot at
money. ’i‘hIIy any that he had 8. Id and
$20 bills in tho wad and claimed to
he a commission merchant.
allow South Norwaik to escape from
his dcgtre to enrich himself. For three
days he etoppud at a good boarding
house in that place. When he auIlIiIIn-
ly left he took “25 in money and about
tilt in jewelry with him. Norwoik
wants him almost as badly as doc-I
Bridgeport
While in South Norwaik the man
boarded ut» Inn iiOllll' of ’l‘. lions. the
nlIOII repairer in the former Linwa-llor
building. in Railroad around, who "you
in Wood Rirer‘l.
—-JEFFRIES To JOHNSON
' liow in it that W m. iIiiiIoII, iliI lI‘ort
SL. can pay to per III. on Iago and but
tIIr III-icon i‘or rubbers. while ”to other
junk Ilutlcrs pay lull loci" “‘ltIIIIuIII-Io
hII aorta all his :IIoI-k and solid IllrIIIIt
:0 tinI l‘ariory." ”i‘ Ilovuil't come to
\our house unions arm for so you II ain't
makc u mistake and soil to Inc “In ii;
Inun 'l‘ol. «iii
Bill Flilii'l' PICTURES
T0 AVillinllAiiE IIINTS
p.
BOSTON. .lIily i.""‘TE|P campaign of
tho Unltud Soclcty of Christian En-
deavor against the display or the pic»
torch oi the mvlii light between .thn-
IIIIII and .It‘ffl‘jt’fi in receiving favorable
uuppori from many status. according
In iiIIucrnl Secrciury William Show.
who stated today that {our governors
bud ai‘ruyI-Il thIIIIIsIIleIII on tho antl-
plclurc uiIlII of tlic conical. The slow
Iitllcluls wIIrII (lovIIInor Martin F. Atl-
aIIl, of South Carolina; (N. W. Donna’s
boy, 0! Arkansas; William HoIlIII-s
Mann. ot Virginia. and trout tho. prlI
\Iato IIIIIIIrIIturII of Charles S. i'liInIIIIn.
oi Illinois.
Governor Draper. or .‘Iilfil.a(‘iillii(‘iiti
it'iirt SIIIIIII-iury Show that ho has no
pom-II to atop t II display of piIItIIrI-s.
lull Mum: FIIZNHI'MIEIN oi this city,
opposcd to them. SIIcI-oturv Show has
also naked all at tho soc lotion of Chris
tluii iI‘nIionvor throughout the world to
co opcrntc in the work
LONDON. lIIlI 7~~Slr iiowell During
luIa givcn notion of thin intcnllon to
ask thc Home Sci-rotary. in the Hope»
of Utillllllilllfl. in tho lutcrcut or public
Ilorcncy to prohibit the exhibition of
liioaruph picture-a of tho .lcli'l'leaIJoan
can tight
and Mrs William St lI‘IInwlIIk oi
I hurt short hair bIIIIn IIallIIIl III
l’ougka-cputc NIIIII ‘I‘.Irk. on account
or the critical “locus or IhII ioruIIII'I:
mother, Mrs. Eliza EI‘IIIIwiciI. who in
IIIIIIIII than To yours obi.
'ilIIIIII will be It upIII-IIII mention ol‘
the EnliII I‘onu t‘lub thin owning til
IIII- club h mo in ti o‘clock. All Iucm~
lIIIra arc I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIl to be IIIIIIIIuni
it in not thII bnml on NIIIllII‘II but,
but thII American liIIIIIl that IIInkIIu
ltIII phonic I‘lap.
FOR SALE.
run an: A IIIIIIIIWIIII MII
than, too \IIIIII-II HIIE mood and Itllllluit.
iiiIIII-iIIIpIII IjImIItiiiIII u! I'liiIkIIllu IIIIIl
Iiucha (‘I't‘ul Ul“tt\i' i‘oullrv lI‘.IIIlII W-Iut
Nonvnlh j? .iI
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FOR IALI- A l’lltH't‘ t‘lnu-iri Put.”
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2;
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FOR IALI OR IX¢HANflIv ill' iiili
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lmwonwu lncludtuu wnlini; mind iw sold
u thirty toys: ninth what you hum. i'um-
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runabout. rumblc I-IIIII; gull “cardinal-N uII. AI
mndltloi AIlIlrI-Ini 19 . Nor-
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FOR GALIMMTNERM HOMESTEAD
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shore from. Amity nu min null. or
rituals Miner. him Hairy tin. “tang;
Fol SALE-4.00m didvmiaiitmbt
cotton. two Min to it, II tooth on iI
”on. donirablilocu at own
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an “owl I.. lean Norwai . leer
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A Hose Jumper Had Been Located in That Section at the CM;
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But With the Consent oi Councilman Clark, Chairman of ,
the Fire Committee~Wiiliam lreland Appointed Plumbing... 3
Inspector to serve Without
Merritt Place .tor Highway
Pay—City Accepts the Landfln
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Public Hearing to Be Held Monday, July 18th, on Petitions toy
Change Grade and Sidewalks in West Avenue, and tor the
Grading oi Putnam Avenue
it had linen planncd simply to dis-
pose of the routine bills at last night's
second adjourned session or the city
common. but us all of the members of
tho board wrrc on hand several other
matters (:0qu up.
The council. for instance. tools that
tho trolley company should pay part
of tho «out or the daily sprinkling oi’
tiIII brick pavomcnts. in this connec-
tion, the following resolution was
panned:
“Rnsolvcd, That the city in aprlnk-
ling tho brick pavement, and be it iur~
thor resolved that. the trolley company
pay their share of the expense.“
That New Fire Company.
Councilman Albert M. Poliiinan
t‘. Bunk iiutiols. Everett 8. iiulkioy
and William K. J. Hubbcli. of Wilton.
are planning to go on an automobile
trip to the wtilttI Mountains iu‘Mr.
iiulkiey‘s automobile. about the mid-
Illc oi the ploscnt month, the trip to
intro ii work or ten days.
William Drincoll.
visiting his parents on Strawberry
Hill. has rolurncd to his home in 'i‘or-
ringtun.
Oiaulflod adv-rtlumonto on "no page
25 words or ten. 25 center 3 times. 600:
no» additional worn. t can! our martian
' WANTED.
CLUETT. PEABODV A co. il.\\'iII SIT-
liiiitIlnn in ”nor in IWENENIHIIII nirmtors
t-il par II liliii' iI‘IIIII I;u silt-nil) \IIIIlI. Eh North
Main St. 31' iii
JANITOR WANTED Mint 1‘ 'i‘wti
lIIIIIriI I-IIIlI day, to I lIuII IItiiI-I-e. Apply by
l =IIII, hm ti South Norualk.
WANTED ST‘lZNIthAi‘ lil' RH iI'.\-
Ioiilur “Hit iIIIIIIIII ~I jlllnlilml'lilj h or will-
ing to loam; :IiiIo llllnc II'iIIIks woman at
IIIIIIII Apply in i-- I‘ll' only Sminlripi
IIyIIII-I nytiIIiI, ini- , Smut: Noruiilk. 17 ll
WANTED (.iiti. wwill litii‘ siCWURK.
Apply morning or in owning. lid Wont
Avv. South Norwulli. j? lit
WANTED - AT '1‘ lil-. I'Ui.II.\i.\l. Mlliii
out LIImia-r i' It. ltIIIIIIlI III lI'IIIIIIII IIIIiIluII.
lIIIIul NInIrnlli II mm cloud jiiliiflt'ri 55 (ii
WANTED. t’lll' “NI: LIAN“ Witi' iii)
l'IlIII poultlun III: tIInIkkII-Iui III at cit-rival
Iv'oIlI Adorn-m U. K. SIIIIIIIIIII unim-
jti iii
WANTED Iillll. lI‘I Iii lilI‘NiI. RM. liil‘v
tlI-II wmk. must IIIIIlIrsInII-t Iypcwrlljinat
AddIIIIII- itox iii-i . South .\III"\\ulk t
WANTED lili' Nil MAN Ari I'l iIiilK
ill NIEIN' Holt. IIIIIIIl tIInII uIItni- MInIIlI IIIII.I
Afl‘ii) Hynu In thrill 363i
WANTID 'l‘lliiiIJI‘. tI‘i liNlHlll-l)
illtifllfl IIII light lIquIII-i‘u-IIIIIIII good tinnit-
Iiv. by Ira unmibiu pur’iy; man and WIN".
i‘ t). linx ISL it: 30
who has been a.
brought up thI subject of the reported
new tire company in Springwood. Mr;
Poblnian was of the opinion thou
Chief Rat-old F. Clark. of the lira de-
partment. had exceeded his authority
in putting a jumper in Springwood,
without first consulting the council,
and in organizing a new fire company, ;
it such was the case. Chic: Clark one
present and spoke in defence 01' inc
act. Ha declared that no tire coin‘
puny had been organized and he know “1
nothing or lunch and that before placI
in; the jumper in Springwood he had
consulted with Councilman Chester 11'.
Cloik, chairman of the tire committee,
who approved the idea. in vlaw‘ of
'the sanction at.“ the are committee
(Continued on Fourth Page.“
Olauiflod noncommuni- on we mo.
25 words or has. a «nu: 3 union. Ion
each additional word, 1 cent per trunnion.
TO Lilli“ .
. TO LIT—~8TORE AT 52 scorn mini
amp with or without basement. wTiinwi
Knapp. 132 Water St. ’
e N.-
n N
9'1?ka
1'0 LET-—-HOU%.ISEVEN
six ROIIMS AND BA A'I‘H.
all lnipruvcmcnts million St.
at 43 t‘hintout Sh. Booth ND!“
37 3!
'i‘ay tor (t: Golden
TO LET-
limulw
walk.
TO LET» 'i‘WII (ill. 'T‘liitBII‘ FURNISH-
t'i‘ rnunlx. suitabiII for it lit Imosekc
«inn half at liuuxe iii EEIiwuytorI. “E033,
Sclonliit, 35 Bay-VIII“ Avc. 36 3t ‘.
To LET FROM .it' LY ii BY WEEK
or mouth, liens inland furnished house.
tour moms. lI.. E. Gui-ham. East. Nor- ~
u’al. 63h
TO LETMTO Gr'NTiiisMEN ONLY,
Iwo tuIIilIIlch rooinn. either to that or
Hlipfllult'i): all lmpruvcmcnta. ”Molina:
l rearcnt Terrace
TO LET-I;—it()IiM TWO 1F DESIRED,
hull way iII-iIII-Ivii ”)0 two cilia»; madam
impi‘ovcmcntu; tiniI location. IIIIIuI trolley
AiiItIII'IIII 'ikicution,” cam Sentinel. M‘s”
git
NI 3" Will it.
TO LITwP‘Ol'li ROOMS. ALL FUR-
ntahod lot the summer ti (‘heat mm 81..
Nonvaik. uputnlrn 16“
TO LET AT 93 SOUTH MAIN
llriIi tinIuI npartmoni. flVII rooma. arent
‘i‘nqulrc Mrs. t5. Yonlt tiara.
ve
T0 LETHF‘URNISHFD ROOM WIT;
bould can be obtains Ii It I
uahl t
by applying at til” ifiiubctltrgg first
1'0 LITv-FURNTSHED COTTAGE
Inlno I'IIriIiiIlII Ii apartment: of threw room
with until. four rooms with bath. flWI“
rooms with bath Fleur modern convnn-
II‘iil't'; our minuiw (rout Void Aw. traiicfie
iIIIIuirII [III \NIIHI Ave. Norwalk
TO LET»«; -'i‘U ADULT FAMILY“
i-‘IIur how boom-II. all tlnpriwamentm not
‘6“
2.5 .30 null Lib pal Inonth. For Min 0
moo poyuiinmn bloom: of Chas-idle %; .
iioyt. In”
WANTED A Ilium l‘iMMiliIZiiMMH;
firmly milk IiIIIi “unit my. AIlIlII-ne t'halii-
'IIIII.IlIt. HlH" finnliiwi. 15m
WANTID “A MAN "I‘II WIIltK tiN
IIII-ti liliiiiizl muchliir. to. N. alumni".
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WANTED .\ YUiiNIl Iiiiii. (Will'l’iIi
,IIIIi-III-Iii in can III baby and to built
.mnmd lqumI; no homo lilfllilu 2| it‘ulr-
ilIIIIi .\'\Iw. Nil“ 3!
tumours?“ tic III..IIII-I Iiu- \vIIn'rIIIo
“3' the It “iiicu Lirwn PM at tilc Ulrich
iii-w IIclIool iIoIIIIII. iii at
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WANTED A il‘iitR‘i‘ (‘iiAati WE’R-
vani In cook and no ground honor-work:
no mailing or lIIIInlIII: Apply to him. It.
. Hominy. louwnytun. 15!
WANTID IIIII ’l‘t) iiilY. ALL KIND” "I"
'N‘l' IIIIIIIII and quIlIIy: iii-III prim paid;
lilo for timid Int cow-Iii. ii. Friedman.
'tilillm‘iii‘iil Turnpike. Knuth Nomlk.
Pl'i. Wind. E
WANT 0 MAI‘HI NuHT‘HANi) VUUNQ
ittIh «in corn the: in Namath iron
Volkn lio in“
wii‘rid‘“ ~ii vnurnom IrII iinnIIiI
IMHIKIIII I-thiIix W tar. g bnouiuteiyli rt:
invIIi-I-Il at your our ctr-phone«51-mi-u
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mug. u‘iwcbsuw
LOST.
L0" -. urrrw .mt BM'KMANN‘S
timely and iii nmilinn Avon. brow
'Itt‘i‘ mm. with our dullm IuIIi III-entrai-
hill from ibIrIiIIIiiI. with own r‘o nurtu-
IhI-Ioon. Reward tor "turn to l-
mini“ Ave. i
'ENEIN Noemi Wm: H?”
To Low riva- noon comm
liulon I ‘IquII ohm o room: at (love A
part lIiII Imvomuntu in no it.
.limuhwn y or United Grocery Cm”
“m- WWW-..“ W...” I
TO LIT honour Halli-ltd I
mount Ht. .. IIIIIi Sid; nllo loit, Wildfiré:
ortlvn room minim ad inin Huh! «to on
union. IIIInm lit-M an: IIlIIv tor.
For (‘II‘I’I
tlIIIi’ pur‘iicuiara inquire Did Wall 1
(in. II oil
In: LITmBmcK “client. :8
01.: eleven rooms all convent-heal. ; I
Ilia it‘ll. AM" do , .
hostilities Norton, ,I
U“ IINOL KIDNEY AND B
a; » i‘illu tor aiik on or
'IrIuItitIIII. All dominant. at
unywhcru. Andrea nu howdy
horticultural. NNN
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rrntlu
IiII MI. by hour. or me
ttnpnlrii or export mention on.
”balm seam and
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of. DIINII TO ANmNOUHOI
robin boat wlrwgvki
tin «alarm '" “3'3: I
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In» . town 3’qu union ayn or-I
nmi Valued no nwitter‘ unable” re-
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