wean-ms nonsense.
Gen‘iritll \
tonight In:
and west winds.
fair and continued warm
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered It the South Norwich: Poet-office
_ In Second Class mt trite
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Young Manliad Been a Strike Breaker, and Incurred the Eu-
mlty of Citiiens in Newark by His Activity in Getting Ev-
idence of Illegal Sales of Liquor—Jail Doors Broken Open
With flattering Rams, and the Frightened Youth Hanged
Without Ceremony to a Telegraph Pole
tum and u ittttu nun anus tut
lilill u iliilliili lHi titlii an ii iii liliill
Anti-SaloonLeague Officials Blame the Mayor for His Lack of
interest, and More Trouble ls Feared Before the End of
the Matter Comes
M
NEWARK. 0., July ii.—t‘.arl Ether-
ington, twenty-two years old, employed
Thursday night by the State Anti.
Saloon league as u biinti tiger raitlor,
was lynched here at. 10:in last night.
following a day of almost continuous
rioting. The heavy doors of the Lick-
ing county jail were battered down
and la‘therlugtou was dragged from
his cell. lie was shot. kicked and
bruised before. the street. was reached.
and the finish followed quickly.
Etherington early in ihcI morning
confessed he killed- William Howard
proprietor of the "Last Chance." res-
taurant. ant. .JtItner chief of police.
in a raid of alleged "speak castes"
cut HAiliRS
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Unpleasant Experience of Party
oi South Norwalk Men in
Weston, .Conn. '
An interesting experience that hap~
pencil to Dr. C. (l. iionuttnnn. littl‘olti
stIhthk, Charles (tray and (lcorgc till-
hert, oneI night last week, has just
could to light. The tptartette went
cotm hunting and were in Weston at
the time. of the happening. Some one
spotted a coon and all four gave
chose to the salami. which took ref»
one tip a tree. The men all stood at
the foot of the tree beginning to
draw strains to see who would climb
the tree to pet the. animal down.
The doctor was the unfortunate who
pulled the short straw, and up the tree
he went itt quest of the t‘l'l‘lillll‘t‘ of
their search. He hadn't reached a
point above the first branches, wlii‘n
all the other three began to follow
him at a somewhat more rapid pace.
“Doc" wanted to kttow the cause, or
their basic. and why they were fol-
lowing him. They did not need to aus-
tver for just film the bull that itud
ireeti ilicm snorted.
New. with the coon above, anti the
hull below, the men were surely In u
trying predicament. How to get down
they could not see, uutii littrliti
Schoult‘n bright idea saved them. ilo
suggested that they throw the wintl
matches, with which the party had
equipped titenisoivea at the start. light-
t‘ti. one by one. down at the enraged
animal at the foot of the tree. fine by
one the matches were sent down. ilitni-
Inc. and thr- bull. seeing the llittllliiitl‘I
lured lii‘IIIilieit, turned tall and ran
away flkllm'i distant-c in the interim
between the time that the bull butt
received illil fright and the time when
he forum hia fright liil' nit-n were able
to Jump down and climb over a neigh-
boring stone wall.
The men wore not the only ones.
who took niliuniapi- of the iuiuneniur v
fright of the bull. ’llitI toou jumped
Mini the top of the tree and was in:
Int-dinieiy chased up another free by
the dean
MAY DUE CITY OF NORWALK.
The Fourth of luly million of The
sentinel contained no Item to the of
feet that another "HI and occurred in
tho tenement house iti Harbor avenue.
Hindi? that time it. It. Frantic. the
agent of thtI building, has consulted
an attorney. and it In said contain-
piateti bringing a ititit against lite on y
of Norwalk. This made tho fourth lit-
rendiIry fire which has been started
in the building. and the tenants have
threatened to leave after each one.
Airs. Oscar iiniifin was again set-u
about the premises after the last fire.
and as the authorities have taken no
motion toward restraining her Mr
Frantic thinks a unit may have it good
snort.
There has been placed in the win-
dow oi the Fox Cycle Co Washinxlon
street; Wigmnre tit 00.. North Main
street. Ind lantern drug store South
”Ill street. a map of the proposed
Wuhltigten street bridge and Beuview
avenue park. This plan was attenuated
by I south Norwelit sentiemitn. It
differs somewhat from that recom-
_, mended byttie bridge committee. as
] their also did not comprehend I park.
i
t
during a scuffle til 1: Jill yesterduv at
tcinoon, and narrowly escaped lynch
int: at that time. Win- In ueWs from the
hospital that Howard had died linseed
over the city at 9 o'IItiotk last night
the fury of the mob took definite fotm.
Latge battering rams uere directed
upon the doors of the licking own
it jail. and the deputies were power
loss. The doors fell after nearly an
bout“ 5 attack
Had Served as Strikcbruker.
i‘rving piicouniy. lIJItlitItittgton. n
(IInrly headed Kontuckian who htttl
been serving as a strIIiltt-bieaket slnru
he was released front the marine sci
vice three months ago, was dragged
forth. "i didn't mean to do it." iit‘
(Continued On Film Page.)
“MAS. iAAAiS i8
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the Pilot- Debtor’ s Dotti
fudge Scott Upholds Justice's
Action in Administration of
Judge Scott of the common pleas
court yesterday ttplioltl ilio action of
Justice Baron Wakeman who some
time. ago administered to Mrs. A. iioi-
land Forbes, of iI‘airtitIiti, the poor
debtor's oath. This allows Mrs.
Forbes to journey to New York and
elsewhere, outside of the Jail limits of
iI‘airfieltl courtly. The case was
brought before Judge Scott on no
appeal for a review brought by At
iorttey Slade. of New Haven. on the
action of Justice Baron Wakefield. ii
is well known that Mrs. Ida ltouiey,
of New York. had obtained it judizmc'ni
against Mrs. Forbes, which hm. not
been paid, as Mrs. Forbes took the
poor debtor's oath.
Mrs. Forbes testified that site (“II
not own $17; that the jewels that she
is said to have were the property of
her husband, that be virtually owned
everythingwnnd “I guess he owns me
too.“ Mr. Forbes testified that his
wife had no properly. titat there had
been an unit-nuptial ntli‘ecmont that
sipI should not have control of any»
thing of his property; and first he did
not believe in women being iiitit‘lit'ltdI
cm of their husbands.
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-—3PECIAL FOR BATU RDAY.
Shoulder Steak. 12c lb.
Lean Pot itonst, i2c.
tiltoice II‘owis. 22c.
Roasting Chickens 2hr
”HAYES MAilKiIi'l.
TiiE couitrtii no
notes Til er iilLEIl
Resident Membership Limit Is
Reached, Waiting List
is Started
The regular monthly meeting of tho
itovtIrninit board of the ttouuiry illub
was held at ihrII club house last ulitbi
'I‘hren resident. and one nonrrnldrpt
member were elected. There in now
a wuiilnx list.
Outside of regular business it was
voted to arrange for an Inter-club ten-
nis tournament with Wen Burn (tluh;
30 extend the wings of the tennis
courts; to have the roads inside the
club grounds oiled. and to place three
additional electric coll buttons on the
south veranda.
The data for the water Itnirta will
probably be saturday. July :40.
At the invitation of Commodore
Charles Klein and it. if. iioldnn. the.
board will be their tests at I dinner
next Tuesday even ml. at flcllil. to
which time the meeting adjourned.
«Monday atom is band night of
union Point ” 'Nuft nun
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{Express ‘iiope Thai They Will
Win in Higher Court
United states Marshal Eileen S. fila.
hop returned to Hartford. front. Dan
bury yesterday. where he had been for
several days making demand under ex
ecutton on the defendants. members
of the hatters' union, in the suit of I)
E. wewe it tie. against Martin Law-
lcr and others. The judgment of the
United states circuit court is for D. E.
Loewe dc Co. to recover $222,000. At
the time the suit was brought money
which many of the defendants had in
the bank was attached and about $60,-
000 in eight banks In tied up. Some
days ago Mr. Bishop made demand on
the banks to pay the. money over. but
they would not pay. the intention be-
ing to stand sclre facials. and that will
mean another proceeding in court. Mr.
Bishop has made demand on about six-
ty individual defendants and there. are
about 150 more individuals living in
ilaubutv llctltei and South Norwaik
on whom he has yet to matte demand
Annual Event field at the iioton
Point Hotel, LISA Oiiiilfl Ai-
tended by 46 Q
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Vocal Numbers Attii to the Plea-
sure ot the Collusion
lI‘ori_\ -six members of a South Nor-
wnlk t‘ lub thoroughly 0', eyed the. an
anal shore dinner of the club. last
evening at the baton P I. hotel, andI
The individuals on whom he has made.
demand have refused to pay and some
of them lune told the marshal that
that never expected to pay.
'ihe appeal by the defendants to the
United States circuit court appeals is'
being prapured as rapidly as possible.’
The roeottl lit the case which will be“
a long one is being printed in Neu'i
York and as fast as copy
ers can be. got ottt it is rwardod to
N(\\ York but the prospects now are
that ii wtli be aonttI months before thrI
case can be argued in the. higher court
As the defendants did not give the
bond in the. sum of ”lithium to stay
rIItIIIutton, ii. t4. Loewe & Co. are free
to go ahead and take the legal stops
in collect thtI judgment. but if the
tlnited States circuit court of appeals
should upset the indictment of the tint
ted States circuit court any money out
looted on ihtI judgment will blue to
be returned to those from whom it
was collected.
itw'i'iiti BAY
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Fourteen Year Did Lad to Saved
from Certain Death by Cap-
tain Scheibel and Boat
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Waves Were Rapidly Swamping
Craft When its Found Led
Standing up in his rapidly niliiiittl:
bout with a life preactwr belted tight
Iy around him and hope almost gone.
a New Haven boy about 1-1 years old
was rescued Thursday afternoon by
i‘uptuifi Iioorge Btlnt‘iilfIl in his powor
bout, Alice 8.. when oil‘ the Sit-afford
lighthouse. The boy was utiempiinu
to still it i2<fooi skiff irotn New Haven
to itoton Point. when the waves
washing over the aides of his I'rnll
craft were rapidly awampiup it “the
lad pulled off his shirt and shopping a
life preservor about him stood up in
his boat and raised his shirt nit I sign
or distress.
Returning from Cruise.
i ‘upinln Seitcibei was tIIeiutninu front
a cruising trip in Milford in his iauuc h
when he saw something ilutterina that
above tinI water well ottt iii the sound
”turning tho bond of his boat in that
direction he was surprised to find the
Now llIven boy with bopcuitnoat none.
lie quickly took the buy into his own
boat and with theI other boat in tow
made for the Bridgeport marbot, lttittl
tug at the Park ( Ity Yacht club flout.
’i ilitt la the second time that t atiiuln
ticiieiboi has saved it human life. ltu
rescuing it yoiiiili. man from drowninu
last summer just as he WMI lining
down for lilo last time. Accompanying
him Thursday afternoon was Jack
resident.
The sun is never so hot but that
Williams" itoot Hear will mini and
refresh you. (fonts but a trifle.
.Wm
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Harvey M.
Kent and Mrs. Howard Bell. of Arch
street. entertained a party of friends
at bridge at the home of Mrs. Kent.
There were four tables in use and
there were two line prices. The first
’if these wad won by Mrs. William M.
'liItta and the setzond by Mrs. It. (I
Iianford. After the curd pining
dainty refreshments Worn served. ‘Aii
enjoyed themselves immensely and
the hostesses proved charming enter-1
fathers.
mitenday night is band night at.
notch Point. "'Nui'feIi'd.’
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KNII‘liiII, n waihkuowu IIlaiit Bridgeport.l
; Ntlllil‘illlK. VIL. July it:
GAVE A IRIDGI PARTY. .
havo been cougratulcttn the efficient
'entettpinmont committee for the ex-
A celience of the. atmransenienta
A The club members want to the point
;by troliet and shortly after than out
‘tlown to an inviting big table. set. in
t“='i " form in the. main tithing room of
tito hotel. The Messrs. Jacobs. man-
alters of the. point, had spli‘eti no paints
yin make the "icon fin onjoyahle one
land succeeded to it very high degree,
furnishing a feast that Would arouse
the favorable comment of not con
nolseur on gastronomic delicaei ice of
. lilt‘ shore
I The dinner was ontimly informal,
being an event that is arranged solely
for a good time for the. m tubers. There
was no regular ttiIsttn titer and no
speeches, though at the close. of the
,dinner there WII "c armilonnl"
singing tittriugibc dinn r.Ilso.a col-
ored quartet favored ith pleasing
selections. t
The. menu included: ‘
Little Neck t‘lIms on i. a hail shcll
(,‘lum Flinn/tier
iiroiletl iiiuetieh 3 Salad
Soft tbttell Crab on Tout
lit-oiled Spring Chicken
Iii-oiled lobster ‘
Water Melon Coffee
The club it entertainment cotttniitteo,
upon whom fit of We util-
I”! ‘01],
Icoitsisis of ii}. W. Fl . airman: Sim
phcn‘t h‘ Jarvis and Edward P. bimith.
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Buy Wine Big Estate if lid Fel-
lows Unusual Conditions in
Foster i-‘sther’s Wlli
Recently Probatcd
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\i'ASliiNli'l'le. July 9. Robert St
George ii)i'l‘liit’ii‘iii, the eight ytIarIolti
foster stilt or iii‘lit‘i'l fl. ilyi'eni'ortit.
former commissioner of patents. fat-cs
a busy life with high awards, if he
proves worthy. The lad is the solo
heir of his fusicl‘ liiiitt‘i‘ and the lat
IIIr‘s will, filed for probate ytudcrduy.
tproritiea those conditions for itobert
if he would inherit the estate trip-p he
touches the like of '18:
He is to bII graduated from a pub-
lic school by ith filmI he is Iii.
This in to be followed by six months
study of law at Oxford.
Then he must return to the ilnitcd
States. he graduated from West Point
and after holding commission in the
nrtm. realign. "be ihormtlrbli iI-iucnti‘d
in the law." and begin its practice.
liia vacations are to be spent trav-
eliun through France, Spain, Italy.
ttItIt-taIc, fiertnuny. litInnturk itilti Itus
sin In tbrI order named. lie is not to
become a (latiiollc: is to in: II'iI itittnuul
tttilulna, iiaiit-lnu. lllllIAI’ slut in be
i warn of women.
lloltiIiIt will have tliiI income of ”to
refute until IIII becomes .28 “lion ii in
iiln absolutely Should he tile or full
to meet the will“ it obliuulintm. the eu-
tattI ttIvI riti to William II. liyruitforih.
lluroitl ilyri‘niorilt ftutl ilobori tiollis
:llyrmenfotib all of Chit-nun No call
their is given of the value of the es
Into.
so one tiisirrrituo
ntoii eirrtreatr
According
to well-founded rumors. Simon disapI
poured from the safe on the receiving
ship Franklin last uiIini. While It is
impossible, in not official confirmation
none of the officer: questioned on the
tittlijt‘ci. have denied the report.
i’aymuter Hilton who Willi granted
ten days leave of absence on Thurs
tiny. was recalled and arrived here last
night A conference of all officers on
the ship was held last night but it was
impossible to learn what truttspired.
it was reported that 15.000 watt coa-
ceIled in another part. of the same
safe. and it is still intact.
The sentinel who is supported to
sleep in the office where the safe iii
kept. Wart put in the hrir today on the
charge of InIttentien to duty.
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|Mrs. Frank Gould and Ralph iilll
Themes Obtain Permit
to Wed
ltnlph Hill Thomas. assistant ir-eas
"urer of the American Sugar ftciinlnif
Aflomnauy. New York. and Mrs. Helen
Kelly Gould who divorced Frank
IGouId on August 25. 1909, obtained a
marriage license early yesterday often
noon from City Clerk Beully lit the
City Hall, in New York. They attract—
ed no attention. entering the new LI-
ceuae Bureau in the basement. and
quickly proceeding with their errand.
To Mr. Beully'e query as to the day
set for the wedding Mr. Thomas re-
plied that nothing delinite had as yet
been decided upon. and that they
would not be married in all probability
for some time. The impression was
gathered. however that the marriage
would take place in a very short time.
.if It did not take place today.
Mr. Thomas said he was 28 years
gold. in the sugar business. and lived at
till Fifth avenue. lie was born in
Boston and is the son of Joseph H.
Thomas and Annie N. Hill. The lat~
ter was a sister of Eben Hill and Mrs.
it. M. Andrews. of South Nocwaik. it.
is his first marriage.
M rs. Gould at first gave her address
as Port Washington, I.. I.. which is her
country place, imt subsequently. acting
on the suggestion of Mr. Thomas.
scratched this out and wrote 540 Park
avenue. Site was born in New York
twiInty~six years ago. and is file daugh-
ter of Edward Kelly and Helen Pear-
sail.
Mr. Thomas and his fiancee left the
(‘in Hall in a big blue touring car and
imveno clue as to their destination.
lint they went neither to Mr. Thomas's
apartments at the Savoy Annex nor
to Mrs. Gould's home on Sixty-third
strcIIt during the afternoon.
Mrs, Gould and Mr. Thomas arrived
of bio I‘arit avenue a little after 8
o'clock and refused themselvt'Is to all
but their intimate friends. They would
make no statement recording their
marital plans.
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cut Companyand Troileymeti’s
Union in New Haven
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Pleasant Relations Exist Between
the Company and Men
NEW HAVEN, .ltiiy its-«Tito first ur-
bliration proceedings In th'e state of
Connecticut to settle a dispute over
the wage iit‘liif‘ puiti by a public nor
vice corporation to its entployecu were
bl‘itun here today iii the inuiier of the
t‘onuectlcut Company. which holds
the trolley properties of the New York.
New "Mon and Hartford Railroad
within the state boundaries. The ac
bitrators arc Clarence. Deming for the
company. Attorney David lI‘ltsOerald
for the trolley-men. and Judge William
M. Cone, of Hartford. an umpire. The
employees demanded it tint rate of fill
cents an hour while the company of-
slidlna scale with 27 cents tilt hour as
the maximum. The dispute outrun iii
May Illlfi no agreement could be
I rcitchod. the lit”! proposed formal Ir-
nitration and the road accepted.
in the superior court room this mornt
the both sides were on hand when the
arbitrators took their seats.
William I). il‘itzfioruld, of Rye. N. Y..
a member of the rxecutivu commit.
A fee of the international organisation of
trolleymen. with Resin Orr. nfinetroii.
national treasurer. and members of the
conference board, wore present for the
trolleymen. end Vice-President it}. (i.
ittickland. of the New Haven road
Vine-President Calvert 'I‘ownley. of the
Connecticut Company. and .i. K. Pun-
tierfortl. general manner, were In
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--di.it.Y OXFORD CALI
begins Friday. July 8. at (lee. Kceiar'n
shoe store. lilil Washington lit. Bridge
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NEW ETA?! GOLF CHAMPION.
new Haven. .luiy ti.-At the. tin
hill of today‘s play in the golf state;
tournament here there will be a new
state champion. tie Buckingham P.
. Merrimau. of Waterbury. who won the
championship last year was defeated
‘in the semi-finals yesterday. The it
do for this your lies between Rogerio
it. Ilovey. of Hartford Golf Club. who
was rump-cup in last year’s tottrniiI
nieiti and it. s. Plummet). of New III-
‘I'iven Country Club Play will be for
wildcat!” night is imui night at
melon Point» " 'Nuff said."
its holes. The weather iii ideal and
the interesting much In expected.
fiItItItl includintt increases granted. a I
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Steel Structure Along the Bay
Shore of iersey City is, Badly .
Damaged and Windows for Half a Mile Around Creeuvliie
Section Are Smashed—-Poiice Believe Time Fuses Were
Used in the Two Explosion Which Did. Great Damage to
Concrete Construction Work
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Two SixtyIFoot iron Girders Wrencheti from Their Position, It
and line Was Driven Through a Steel Car on the Jersey .
Central Railroad Siding
NEW YORK. .luiy 9.—-l)ynamitc
bombs placed under the new trestle
being built by the. ilehigh Valley RailI
road Company along the bay shore of
Jersey City. exploded this morning.
badly financing the steel structure
and crushing windows for half a mile
around lit the Iirconville section. As
the result of the first explosion two
sixty-foot iron girders were wrenched
front their putsition. one of them being
driven by the force of the. explosion
through a steel car on the New Jersey
Central sitting near the trestle. For
forty feel on either side of the point
of the. detonation the cement founds-I‘
tlous of the structure were shattered.
A second expioeton threequartere of
an hour later tossed up two more zir-
dcrs and destroyed an even greater
amount of concrete construction.
The police believe that both bomb's
were set off by means of time fuses.
Captain Nugent, of the Jersey City po«
lice. declared his belief that the second
bomb was timed to explode dmonflt
...ose who had been attracted to. the
Itely no one was injured.
The company construction the tree.
tie has recently declared an open shop.
Classified advertisement. on this page.
as words or lose. as cents: 3 times. Niel
ucb IdditionIl word. t cent oer insertion
Ola-sifted advertisements on this page.
to words or me. If «our 8 tintII. not
each additional word. 1 cont per lnunihn.
wearer).
FRI! SAMPLIB- Ul'R Al‘ lIZ NTS lN
yImemuits towns make daily 35 upward.
write it liIItli itttnd. Apply by letter only.
Settisittpt tiyster System, lttc.. South Nor-
\\.tiit 39 it
WANTED iiIiAiI'l‘tI‘MAN. EXPERI-
tIittI-Ivl Ivtt liitlfiiilll‘ uorit. l‘vtttittttont po—
Slute axe. iii-ai-
sitiott for right man.
slitpt Hystei System. Smith Noruttiit.
iii.
WANTED A Iii/IN
writ Ill‘liilii "turbine.
Wentpurl. i «run.
WANTED - HHN'I'LEMAN Wl'i‘ii
ability as salesman and manager in take
no tIitclusIt'II axe-net. and follovtiml in.
(ltllrit'rt in Norwalk ttml \Iirlnih. for nui—
vei’tiaeti provocation. To a man quality-
in“ In earnestness. la- raisin-urt- and mum
(Ital iIquntttsibiilty. tit-I remuneration will
br- tiltittl satisfactory. .I\I.Iii‘i‘ifI The tiny-
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neoutor. Hartford, t‘nnu. )k tit
”Tn/ANTED «wrist: tantra/ts t‘AHii-
itII‘. Mao too to act on nub-studies. f‘i-r-
lllililt‘iil litmiiiulm. References. '. 4W.
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WANTED .\ tilli. iI‘tiit tIIIZNI :unt.
"Hutu-WM flood Manon. AIppl) ni otiiue
of [NullhiiiliV til Mathewson. ,Iii‘
L—4 x £
TO LET, 1“
T0 LET~TWH on THREE FUR-
ulstted rooms for complete housekeop-
‘ inn; also one tar furnished room
3min; fiefllqgmw .. 9W Wm :M .
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Salixii. {iii Rochester. N. \ 19“ TO LITmHOl'SE. SEVEN ROOjHS.
“mrflih—‘sfiausi. unit: ll'T‘ Boys “” .‘mpmV€m"‘,“I "mum" 9" "mm"
for a fin weeks" work Must iu- able to Ti)!“ &' ('"ldm' 17 3t.
TO LET—41x ROOMS AND BATH.
intuire. at 13 Chestnut St. South Nor-
wtt k. ’73!
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TO LKTm-iI‘t‘BNISIiED ROOI WITH
tamrd can he obtained at a nwnnbio “to
by apolyinttI at It Elisabeth 8t. it 61
T0 LET»-iI‘URNit~lIiED COTTAGE.
also furnished apartments of three rooms
with bath. four rooms with bath. 6v.
tootna with built. lovetv modern convert.
fence: one minute from
inquire 53 \\ est A\ItI..
est Ave. trolley.
Norwalk. jyi tf
To LET-«1‘0 ADULT FAMILIES.
our new houses. all improvements; rent
:5 no nnti on! per month For sale on
easy pay-.mtuts Inquire of Charles E.
II Itoy . iuZ’l t!
70 ,LITw-FIVIC-RUOM COTTAGE,
Hates Court; also ti rooms.‘ '1 Cove Ave»:
art im rovements in both inquireR.
.nseiovn y or United tlroccry (‘0. All" (I
TO LIP—DOUBLE HUUHE. RAY‘
"loud 8L. rent "5; also loft. 60x15, with
office room 20x26 ad olninx: light on All
sides. steam host an ell-valor For fur-
ther [articulura inquire (ilti Well (‘Ifir
Co.’ ii office.
CLUITT. PIAIODY ‘ CO. HAVE HIT. _W
nations to offer to tIitlwrit-ttrt-ti nwt’ntora TO L‘T- umcx HOUSE. 1; UNION
on new machines; steady work. it fun-tn Bi , ”eye” ”on“, ‘11 wnwnignm. 11..
Ma it St. in ill Hatch A BailevLo mm
WANTED.- tiliti. Wilt ii‘iiilfiiIIWi‘l‘RK; .. -
A iii morn n or in evening titl 'eri
AimiI. y t-toutit goiwmlh it at FOR SALE
"WANT our“ um" “,1, [(thifl an GREAT AUCTION BALI AT iIJO if
u“. mmfi' “my poultry. 1...,“ Wm...- paid; Norwnlk Auction House. iii. 93 North din
Friedman.
NtirWIiit.
tilt.- for "twill int tMIVtIIi. il.
i'uunt-tIiIciit 'T‘uropliic. south
‘i't-I fit? it
WANTED liiAt‘IilNItti'i't-i AN!) \‘ilithl
liitIit to ii‘iii'll the trade Norwnlk Iron
Works 1' o. in" If
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WANTED itiV'iIlitiiltIiit l‘ii Iilthk
Molt-Irma itptitilr Witter Absolutely pure.
[M‘lh't‘lt‘ti at your dmr. I'tIIinlioue llllll-lt
ll‘ivrnunlloit bottle. Line. men it
" '“eusrssss‘sorie‘as‘; ”” “
UI HINDI. KiitNiIl \' AND HTUMAI'II
Mile of all Kidney. iiiomnrit oi liiniitlcr
troubles All druiutbiiii. title. or ttiitilnti
unvwioie Aiitiitian ltonoi Itotncdyi o.,
litiiieti. Point. ,i ii
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i Dlsml To ANNOUNCI ltthtMiVAf
of my rluntinuuI business to Ii‘l Wont fin.
wimu have built and «pumped a iar er
itliuli. Estimates on plum dim. steam
iiiiit. Iinttiitt‘. loaders. utters. etc. Job-
him; "I”"l'm'gi'sq, attentio A.t¢ .iienr.»
ti i.tIi ”lei mill ii
Chili with ”THIIHIWIIIN YidAiuIi
rnrtioui nxlwrienec and when training
it horticulture and automate”. plotted
me in it mitt on to can for your trees
twicniificnly. t out im no mil". Joe.
Ipit Cornell. Tree In, Nmntlt
I IOTIIO PLAYING 0! 1N
teed eitei “finale.
flower. bras Ind
g? cold. gun met-t Ind lilac
gang; nhggbermeub Jr and e Icadmium
e I
"storm-re.” 3. mid “gums. “Wham.
pg] U.
ml; slips on Ice in
iII t. ...
“a. amorapchficut.
I.
new!
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LOST.
Twit w l lit “we‘fir- on
Taylor Aer. walnuts" mm to»
turn to it w. “and urges I
reliable rein
I
at. Sells on Monday and Tuesday, Jul
It and iii. tIII'toriffa sale of housolioi
main of «my description Bede. stoves.
iltfi. omrkcry. chairs. tables. rofrixemv
tot-a At least ltiiitt articles will be sold.
Wiiiitliltli rItIautve. Halo begins 10: 30 n. m.
audit p. m. of each day. JD it
won SALE ltu'rotttontw IN mt:
condition. will any four people: also nutt-
uble for delivery. Only $200 Full r-
iiull. tIquth blot-wag.at
t4.
FOR DALI— NEW id- FOOT LAUNCHI
two~cyilndnr ermine. complete with top.
lights. etc. ; .75 cash . as the owner desire!
a iitlfliIf‘ beat. Address it. Nickersotii' AA.
tit. iiiitra of i).
ltIltltIn Ave.
FOR ”LL-tuna ti'i‘ANmNG ROOF
launch. 'itlit‘l. II h. p. doubhI cylinder Barr.
itl't' engine: reverse gear. mewto iigh‘z,
rupee. anchor. cushions, etc
for. RnWIthm
FOR DALI A (fool) L‘HthKY
nun-r. ten yearn old. sound and without
also large quantities of rotations and
ducks Miter {trove Poultry ”mow
Norw wlitc if” It.
FOR IALII l'tiilfl Af‘Mfiiti 01" STAND-
in tlllliiti; must be out before Saturday.
tin y 9. Will return two and a half ionii
of tItmtI buy it" cash will take it all.
Rely i-arm. Kitil'l Higher”. Newton.
t‘ can. 17 It.
FOR
{innit
‘i [III-A FIRST CHI! mm
fiat-lei. itcwuyien. till
I I ALIwNEiW (I it RANGE. -
ply ode utter tit. Booth Atomistic A‘Ht
iron IALluaotiNi) BFVflNIYHAR-
oldf him-e harness Ind arm it: also lanai.
Aim set .R (tannin. I Bridge tit.. fret
um
iron CALI on IxcHANoI-«muw-
inn Iota. lite each. amid section. all lin-
Jmm...Iii-overheats. including wants: nucleation
nihirty our state what you have. be(tuna
mint-e. care fiend titne.
Housman IHIAD.'
limeli
doodles.
Waders llein southweet .
scene by the first explosion. Fortun-I
2".
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