Eat it
“WE sarcombtaasllatm
1'on Officers and are Inn Dan-
psrously injured till Ports
mouth, England
ill EAlEl Billii SANA
000E PREllllilll
Al'lhat Time Eleven Dtilcers and
Men Were Drowned '
PORTSMOUTH. Eng. Aug. ti.~—’l‘wo
oilicers and live men were dangerously
injured-today by an explosion of petrol
on the navy submarine A1. 30 great
was the force at the explosion that the
terror was completely blown out and
fell into the sea.
The [it seems lliiutod. being the
same which was sunk in the collision
to! the Portsmouth in 1904 early in its
career. ull aboard being drowned.
The At. It single screw submersible
boat of the modified Holland type, is
one hundred feet. in length and 12 feet
8 inches in bcnm. She has a displace-
lltt‘nl oi 180 tons. She was with oil
Nob Lightship on March 18. lliiii. and
her‘ crew of olevcn was drowned Lat-
or she was raised and the bodies oi
the oilicers and men recovered.
One hundred and titty tires have
been sacrificed in the dcclopment of
the submarine type or warcruit during
thI. punt ten years The French Navy
has suffered the most but Russia.
rent Britain. itaiy, Spain and the Unit-
od States have had their accidents.
the punter number which were attend-
ed with a loss of life Oi injuries to
the crown. The explosions on board
have been mcnmmon cause oi that“!
mshaps. and collision launder-
ing have not Milli nMglon. The
disasters have been marked with here
ism on the part oi ulcers and men
who ligated to them.
sowsrriiil slit
nits sunllsltu
m.
William il.’ Boyle. .lr.. dioIl Iii Raw-
uytonut‘onnu at the human oi his ialh-
or. Colonel W. H. Boyle. Friday. Aug-
Iust 5th, at 10:20 p. In. lie was born
at Bay Ridge. Long island. in 1867.
Mr. Boyle was it mining engineer rind
lived or several years In South Ameri-
(‘3. e was a lieutenant oi the 202ml
Regiment. New York tilnlted States
Volunteers, during the ripanlsh-Amorl
can war and served in Cubs. lie was
a vclcrm oi the Boclcty of Foreign
Wars. 0 funeral will he held 8on-
duy nitcrnoon and interment will take
place Monday in Greenwood ,I-eme-
lory
PROPERTY ATTACHED.
, .. u...“
Bridgeport Dank Buss Dr. Homer Clark
and Others.
Notice oi the tItttIciImoIII of property
belonging to Charlotte i. Mark and A.
.i. l'uritur. in liayvlew svunur. and pm
only in Bridgeport in Dewey street.
to the value oi 81.000, has boon made
in the Norwuik town clerk s (illltlt‘. The
attachment is the outcome oi tho non-
payment oi th) promissory notes. one
amounting to $250 and the other to
8270. The Bridgeport National Ilanli
brluus llll' suit, to recover “00 dam-
"“0”-
'l‘be (lilin is returnable bolore the
t.ouri or (‘ommon Pious on the llrat .
'l‘uostlm ln liopIoIIIbI-Ir. and the above
two auditioned people me to appear
with those who endorsed tho not“.
Arthur Moldy III Stratimd; liomor and
Charles (‘-.lariI oi Notwullt. John W.
lianits has boon retained as lawyer
for the plalntliiu.
hub.
[LICTfllCAL COMMISSIONER!
MIIT.
M
lnspsotlob oi lhs Work in Progress
at the Plant.
A regular meeting oi the liliit‘ll'll‘fll
commissioners ws/A' hold last probing
at the municipal plant, when iiIIIIiIIoors
ii. ll. liproim and ii. 0. Smith. of .l. (i.
White it Company. who are building
the extension to the plant, were pros
ant to inspect the prom oi the work.
.lamsa liollowsll, engineer oi the Die-
sel itlnuins inhibitor, was also present
in regard to the onlsrgstnsn which
was under general discuss! durinu
the evening.
The work thrrmghout is showing sir
neliont‘ pro runs. it is understood that
tbs now 22 horsepower Diesel engine
is practically ready tor delivery. but
it will not be shipped until the found»
top and buildinglu ready tor it.
“will swor- Paitttti
it is reported that the bsokmm oi
II curtain south riot-walk barber shop
is acquiring units a reputation on so
count. or its limiter gains mounted in
Molt room The p‘Ifllnué‘Iu‘ii chunk
haw “this; a s. or
would but its? I
.I I I.
",lllilliliE illlllil 0AA
”-W
All All AlllilElli
0 Proposition in Willi Street
Broken and Trellis Delayed
One at the large double truck trol-
leys. car 294. came to grioi yesterday
when attempting to take the portable
switch on the way to Stamford. in
Wall street. about 1 o‘clock. The car
was in charge of Conductor Cotes Flo
Weilyn. and was delayed several min-
utes. At the crossover at. Chapel
street the passengers were tI-snsidrrod
to a single truck our and the trip was
resumed. .
Some oi the under mechanism oi the
car btloame entangled in the brace on
the switch and tipped it up This
lodged last in the workings oi the our.
and though small daniaae was done.
it was decided to repair the car be‘
fore taking it out again. This switch
is badly worn now and a piece oi it
is broken. A new one will be placed
here soon it is said. and another onu.
s loibhandod ‘.swiloh will be placed at
Chapel street while the south track
is being laid
The work or laying the rails oi the
north track is progressing rapidly. and
the men ate at work today upon tho
curve near the Methodist Church The
bricks have been laid within the trucks
already down on the north side and
the entire paved portion of the street
is being sprayed with» cement this
morning. The work is well done and
has the hearty approbation 0 all who
see it.
IIIIIII unlit"
illllil Siliilili
Clever Buss by Which Mrs. Liz-
zie Clinger Disappeared from
East St. Louis. illlnols
EAST S'l‘. litillltl. ill.. Aug. I‘m»
Frank Willie, sheriff of Sullivan (floun-
ty. ind.. who came to arrosl Mrs. Lis-
sle. Clinger. 22 years old. wanted in
Sullivan. ind. is minus his pt'lntintlr
and possessed oi her baby. A gown
that buttoned in the back and the
eherlii'n shyness aided Mrs. (‘llugor in
it clever ruse by which
i but him and Detective Pu
“i can I go back to lndians like this. "
Mrs. Clinger said when itrrvtllcti. “l‘il
have to change my clothes.“
8herlii Wibio courteousiy told her
she could go into an adjoining room.
"Will you please tuktv ruro oi bub)
while I dress?" Mrs. Clinger united
sweetly.
0i (\Qtlrae WilIic would. Ho and DI»
tective Purity amused themselves with
the youngster while the rustic oi iom
inlne apparel chino irom the adjoining
room. Then there Clllli‘ a voice "till.
i must have some one to button my
dress up the back. (‘an't one or you
gentlemen do it?"
Wlble blushed and PIIrdy stummur
ed.
“Not ior mine." the latter gasped.
"A couple oi pollronwn not tired not
long ago for being in the room while
a woman prisoner dressed.
"Well. l'ii have to get somebody."
Mrs. Clinger replied through the nor.
tiers. "bet mo run over to Mrs. Flem-
ing next door and she'll huitou Inc up."
Shoriil‘ Wible gave II sigh oi relief
from an embarrassing intuition anti
hurriedly agreed. Mrs. Clingei loit Ibo
house and Shoriii Wibio and lit-tot-
live Purdy sat down to play lonpor
with the baby while they waited ior
Mrs. Clinger. An hour later they wont
to Mrs. Fleming's to learn how many
buttons were on the dress that requir-
cd such a length oi time to button.
They found that Mrs. Clinger had not
been lite.
Itrr silliness
cons Dli Insulate
There were two dog rant-II in the
Norwaiit town court this morning. \t‘il
iiam Farrlngton and i'harlos w. rituti
were chargsd with keeping in their
posseniou unregistered dogs. Furring-
ton's case was continued until Monday
morning in order that he may produce
witnesses...
limit was found lliilly by
Lockwood. who presided. and was or~
dared to pay s has cl :3 and costs.
When the time cams ior trim to pay.
Btult salted how innit a lull sentence
it would take to work out the amount.
which was 00.70. and was told ititsrn
days. The atolls that had hitherto
lighted his face loft. and II paid witiu
out a murmur tron h til it «grain is.
its said that he would not routs
do... but that he would isill him.
W
«owns or THANKO
' To all lit.- Mums and neighbors
'bo wars lull rendered assisbu
anus in Milinsss of Mrs trons
:45me vs our heartfelt thanks.
v.IoII
still. MARY n. Ilonrltnr
(leer O 3. Button. president of tho
Canto nos company. III Mouth
and Cuba. who has been im-nlod‘ in Cu.
ha tor some time past. is visiting rul-
ativus in Namath.
Miss Edna liniih
who is vislnsgiin
Humberto: or t
cum.
a
of Wilton svnnuo.
nl'lalnileld. N .I.. III
rlentis hero with
lbs is haiins such a has
do“ not care when she
-I WWWW‘“ ”mutt
til Norwsnt Tool-onion ‘
flym‘w’“
.iuIlgo.
AililllA iAX
lists Will Be Duo-Tenth oi a tilll
and the County Finances
Are deported Good
liiiillllli llllll'
lllllilliil’lllll III
Followed by .a Dinner at the Al-
gonquin Dial;
The sum oi 8102.080 was appro-
priated tor the coming iisoai year at
the annual county meeting hold you-
terday in the oiitces oi the commis-
siouors. The money was appropriated
tor lilo needs of the county upon the
motion oi Representative Charles l).
llurucs. oi Greenwich. it in“ also
‘oiod to lay a tax oi onc~lenth of a
mill. This is the usual rate.
Senator Manwsrlng chairman.
(founnlsslonur Whitman 8. Mead
opened the moetlna and then naked
that the body suggest II ct lrman.
Senator Muses W, Manwari g with
hunted and Assistant Clerk Michael
.J. Flanagan. oi the Superior court.
acted as I-lorit. Representative Fayette
u
t. (‘lsriI asked about the number of
liquor lint-uses and l‘ummlasiuner
l'caso stated there had been a slight
«increase since the new law went into
Idoct. Commissioner John limphy
nor.- u short. talk about the work be
but door at the county home in New
wnlit. Attor the meeting the assent-
bluac look It trip to the county Jail
and inspected the inailtuiloll. Later
they all went to the Alaonqutn club
tor lunch.
Jails Cost Money.
The commissioners. to their report
oi estimated receipts and expenses for
the lost local ympstnio lid it will
require about $llil.:i:lii III conduct the
III-id upon and ilanlmry tails. ’l'lIII
blag st item is for provlalon. which
amounts t0 "2000. Repairs and
humid", come to 85.500 and clothing
to 82 000 For the Bridgeport and
tlanhury I'ourt houses tho numbers
will be about $61,350. This included
321000 for the county homo. 86.000
tor ropuin. and furniture. and 82.300
_ ior janitor. engineer and help.
Board Has Dons Wsil.
it is estimated that the county will
receive 827.000 from the sale oi liquor
licenses. $0.000 trout the state for
board of prisoners. and 834.000 irom
theI aisle for board oi children. The
county la in excellent iinnnrial condl
lion duo to tho palm-tailing efforts oi
the commiaaionurs. Whitman s Mead.
dimoon Penn and John lirtlphy. The
showing cIunpan-II luvorabiy and in
most instances is much boiII-r than
other reunites in tho lililli'.
Those Present.
The senators present \vI-ro
W. Manwarlng and Philip i lininor, oi
Bridgeport; Daniel H llriustnade oi
Shelton; Joseph F Biliilunn. oi New
Canaan. and Herlmt (‘ iteod oi Slam
lord. Representatives on hand were.
Henry 1". Kyle. oi liolhol; l’Dy‘elio It.
At once
if. Clark and lt‘reIlcriI- A. itarllott. oi
lirldgepot.: Albion ii. Taylor. of
iirookliui ; N. iiuriou lingers. liab-
bury; Charles E. Williamson. liarlon;
Blmeon i‘oaso. l‘slrlleld; i‘barlos l).
llurnes and Joseph ii lmkwood.
Greenwich; Leroy ll Moulthrop
Huntington; Robert HlnItslI Monrooz.
lmwis A l'rovost New t'auauu. issue
8. Knapp, New’li‘airiirid; William (T.
Johnson and Hobart ll. l‘urtia. New
town; MurrciiIIsIR. iisnnott and l‘
ii. Quinlard. Norwuik; Michael lion-
boil. itodtliiia t‘builos ll Northrop
and iliram llatis. lildgeiielii; Fr-od
ericlI W. iiuxiortl.‘ i-tIIIIui’ord; (‘hsrlos
Wl’eoh i-itrsiiord. John W. Front-h.
Trumbull; .l it” Allillllt‘l \traton; Sam
uel id. itaults. \l'outpori. and tit-cras- w.
Ogden. WillonI -
MAV HAVE ANNUAL CAM!
Marriott: and south Norwalit lusinsss
Man Considering Pisa.
Them in ‘pnw talk oi having the an
anal baseball game between the Nor-
II-IIilI and south Nurwaiit business men
bled IIIIIIIIliy at Amuumont Park in
Meadow street This name. it Will be
osrgurd. it played early in iieptembor.
will have given those who played at
the outing at Rollin Point Thursday
plenty oi tints tn rscupsrato.
Fred TJJoloihsn will probably man-
a? tithe South Norwsiit team. and Tom
sally is looked upon an thd tomcat
manager at the Norwslk team. he hav-
ing served in that capacity before. ’l‘mn
Down. former} “10‘ connected with the
management ‘lhs Booth Norwslk
team. is sure that It name as pro
would furnish a lot or inn and inci-
dentally raise a little money for hp
lelliptical ”but town. such as the hou-
I
o
Jsruciat.
Gillies FothI. 22c lb.
Mutts. momma. use lb.
Boat out summer sass. Isa.
Wit Pot R l. l! hill.
L ”mum
SOUTE NORW
”gum “We
lintonuro'a'l‘. Aug... ii.—~cisimtnx
that the accusation colored in the war.
rant on which Cond . _ James WiIa
ten and Motorman tor rDalloy. the
‘ crow oi the trolley car that had the so
rious accident at Ballii'a corner. Mll-
iord. Thursday nightpis one not recog-
nlaed by the statutsd'oi tbs state the
‘onnocllout company he; refused i
give bonds tor that use of tits two
men They are hot in custody or
Mtliord fiherlils under Mil oi $500
each as tho men but; filled to secure
any bail it was “if“ on bcbaii oi
the company that tM ”(out to give
bail does not necessarily stanily that
the company oonuiderat be men noIIIl
aunt it is claimed by Dolley that the
brakes refused to walk while the crew
that later took the our claimed that
they were all right. it is thought that
the moormun may have thrown the
wrong switchIon the ear and caused
the air to be shut a! from the air
Milton.
iliiAD PREPARED
DTA'l'lll'l .. EDI
Til“ I IDTEID
W.-
ln attempting to show thematic
shtoness of its commutation rates irom
Connecticut points to New York city.
which the New Haven road must. do
before September i by order oi the in-
terstate commerce commission. the
company. it was stated today. will int-i
birth the commission with
live statement hi the oommutatl‘mi
rates on tho. New liaise system and
will compare these with rates on otherl
unto. The basis ot‘isnopsrtuou will
be the charge per lull. and it. is un-
derstood that this Imparlaou will be
strongly in the Now Maren'suad‘s is
vor
Another testqu or, the mall's stato-
O
input as to foundations" will be
some tailor in mourning tbs
lamina! " Ill"!
to the New York; rut mom for
the use of tho Grand Genital ututlolt.
'i‘ha hiulII-I cost oi all materials outer-
luy into railroad operation. including
labor. will be shown. it is report. ill
the land‘s print and ii is expected that.
amml Intact lniormation oi the humor-
ous recent wage liltii‘t‘llilvn on the road
will be made public doting this pro
crodinu. ;
President Mellonuin a conference
with Wontotlouicr county commuters
not long ago stated that he wished they
would not patronist- his road on It com-
mutation basin lie said he would be
willing to pay ill-n routs a day to
every commuter who would travel on
“some other line. Mr..Mullen said the
road lost that much on every commu-
ter who tode into Grand Central sta.
tion by reason at tho tormlbsl charge.
A terminal charm oi “W. cents thI
been tacked on straiabt tarps and on
mileage books aim. cult-ring New
York city.
Under the old sliding scale I-onInIu
tatiun rates treat this city to New York
the owner oi a commutatatiou ticket
would have to make only one trip a
week and still be about oi the game
it he tripped daily lo the big city he
bald something lllts the tombs oi II
coat a mile ior his transportation. The
old New Haven road rates were with-
out question the iowI-si in the out
the tint monthly rate ui dill was rain-
ed to m.
The attorneys representing tho
Bound Beach Improvonwnt insane.
who led the tight against the road re-
sulting in this order truth the coup
iliolcc routmisiou. export that. every
other city alon ihi‘ lllle wil be repre-
sented when t s conunisaton holds
hearings on this mallei Mayor Rico.
some time ago Ieroiml a letter
suiting him to until) the improve
Inont league it any movement
aiust the rates developed to that (‘
lie said he would be Kind to do so. but.
commuters here have not been special
iy active in this rate tiaht 1 he mayors
of Bridgeport and South Norwaih have
ssh tprotesis to the interstate cont
moron mounts-ion and Mayor Duck
luahsm. oi Bridaeilfli'l Mm sent a lot-
“ tor to President Tait suiting his aid in
bringing about. It probe as to the res-
sousbicnsss ior the roads new rates. .
Maw... ”m
we met. ma ALAN“.
Pioneer Halli: and Laddsr Company”!
Apparatus Out.
There have been We still alarm
iiros in Nomltt molly?“ this occur
red oil Thursday svonina about 8:40
o'clock. A also came into the Pioneer
£9“ and ladder company quarters in
sin street and said that ”mm was I
are his Hoyt street. it was a small
chlmnsr tire and Driver (look with an
extinguisher doussdtlt In It tow our
posed meats.
The other tire occurred misrusy siu
tsrnooh sill limit o‘olo cit and was ‘s
mall lira in the top” floor out Enid
street *fillnth‘isosss sou slush
runnib into the m house loll no-
”drill oftiidhl‘il Drivorfidoli
audited “up and will out not it quI
round ism that tha‘thld was entirely lin-
AI in palette: out llike
.II_.
The sliding sraio'was abolished and ‘
moderate
- wast winds.
Iwus'runn reasoned.
asnsrsily islr lenient and ’
lDMpCi'lWi'lli
0E P0iil|0ll
PARliESBA ii
That oi the Republicans Will its
hold in Hartford. Septem-
ber 18th and 14th
Billiilllllli Alli
All 0E BillililAAil
Democrats Will (labor in New
Haven. Sept. 7th and DllI
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 6.-~The lleptilr
lican state convention will be bold inlI
the Auditorium. Hartford. on the ov-
ening or Tuesday. Sept. la. and on the
next day. for the purpose at naming a
state ticket. nominating It represents-
tiv-e-at large in «rhymes. and the ad-
option oi a statement oi principles The
tompolary chairman will be named by
Chairman Michael Kenooly who.
.I-ustomary. wlli extend an invitation‘
to a prominent Republican in behalf oi
the committee. although no action was
taken as to whom the temporary chair."
man shall be, The state committee
met at the Union League club this
been and formally took action on the
convention dates, There was It reeling
among the memlwrs that (longrosatuan
E. J. Hill, oi the Fourth district. would
(Continued on l-‘ourth Paul
“mu—I... ‘
AilillliiAliflA EAiiiiliii
Elli l0 EllllEiiAlil
Judge Wililsm 8. Case. or the super
tor court. the umpire oi the arhltm
lion board which is bundling the wage
demands oi the employee oi the Con-
noottcut company has ilniahod with tiny;
exhibits submitted in this proceeding
and has sent them to Attorney David
hi. l‘itsgwrald. the arbitrator chosen by
the employee.
Clarence Deming. who appoint-d on
the board as the column" choice was
tho tlrst of tho arbitrators to take the
exhibit: which relate to the higher
cost oi living and wages paid trolley-
nwn on lines other than the Connorb
icnt company
Mr i'ltsaerttiil said today he would
not require more than a stock to go
over the exhibits and as soon there-i-
al‘tcr as possible a bloating oi the full
board will be bold and the decision an
bounced.
FAMILY DHIPPED AWAY.
Mn. William Carpenter and Children
Leave ior Walton, N. V.
Selectman John lievino took to New
York city yesterduy Mrs. William (lar-
poutor. boiler known in Norwalk as
Mrs. \tilllum i‘urtis. hor iourtoen-year
old son and twenty --two mouths-old
daughter At New \orlt be put them
aboard a train boumi (or Walton. N.
V. l‘rum whith town they moved to
this place The use as told to the
eelcctmou is a peculiar one. and re-
lates a story oi (insertion oi a wile sud
iatuii).
'l‘hu ialniiy. who have never stayed
any great lunstb oi lime in any one
place. came to this town on Memorial
day it seems that Mr t‘srpouter came
to town that and unraveled some tale
to a South Nut-wail: mission. for be
was given money with which to bring
his family to Norwalk and utter they
had arrived here he was given iurnl
turn to furnish the house. 'ibo lattor
donation was probably the more wui
conic. or at least it proved the more
i handy or the two when the money had
run out and when Mr. t‘arpenter Its-
All. older! to Inks to parts unknown.
3' l
Carpenter was once alrosted in
Hillilwll. N. Y. for non-support and at
that time was sent to Jail on sixty
days and his son was sent to a home.
When he was released horn lsll he at
his family together and moved to al-
ton. but soon deserted his tarnilr lulu.
This thus he came to Norwsilt. and
without a cent. 'l‘holr plight in Nor-
wsllI up to July A has bash told. At
this time the furniture given by the
mission was sold by the man and tbs
money than rslssd was about in "coho
brattng.” which is evidently not over
yet.
As the asisotman found the case one
tor the status attention. they holiiisd
Comptroller Thomas D. Bradstreet. and
were latomsd'to sand the is ill back
so Walton. tbs lilacs of their. set rssi~
sons. .
E W
IronwALII mom onus saunas.
Tits duets or the Knickerboonsrissd
the liorthport' Yacht (links will roll.
,dssvotl at. the Norwslit Yacht Club
this moon. and bonlubt a smoker
will as van tits attests at the club
house very large attendance is air
tloipated. and an interesting pros vagrant
has been prepared by tho anti-ruin
maul committee. Refreshments will
he'ssrved.
lineal
osll’ss Aha“
“i
own Lolllilfiflilfllll»
Will goods
A008 EESlEAlEA
Ailiilill A 000
liters oi the Late Samuel Fes-
ssntlsn Saves Miss Laura rs
Perkins tram Drowning
it
STAMFORD. Conn. Aux. d.-—Misa
Frances Wasouden. niece oi the late
Attorney Samuel Fossondon. rescued
Miss Laura Perkins in a thrilling man.
nor at Shippsn Point yesterday.
Miss Perkins became exhausted
while swimming. When Miss Tossed-
den reached her there was a struggle.
but Miss Foasenden managed to grasp
Miss Perkins by the back of the bath-
ing suit. and, using one arm. swam
with her to shoal water A little old
5 restored Miss Perklns. Miss Macedon
was exhausted by her eilorts.
IiillllililEli lull
um flea IIDIE
There was some excitement last eve-
ning in Wall street, in, front of the
Nornnlk Sentinel olllce when MrsJ
A. Ackorman. I Elan street. iouud
'hor two auditioning. whom she
had thought were lost. For some time
she sat upon the doorstep of The Son
tinei oiiico looking up and down the
street tor the little children When a
car pulled into Norwalk. hearing her
two children. Bessie and Mabel. and
their grandmother. the mother, so es-
citod at the sight of them, ran to the
curb. on her way to the car. and there
tainted dead away.
When Mrs. Ackermau tell. it was di-
rectly in the path or an automobile.
but luckily ior her the machine bad
Just come to a stop. Many of the
crowd that quickly gathered thought
the woman had been run over by the
l
l
Datinllc Committee mm.
Decision After a Story the
slim Last Night
0000 BE- AilEllED , .
All 00080} _;
Claim to ilavs issued an insult
lug Robslllous Muslim
MADRID, Aug. liv-The decision oi,"
the Catholic committee to abandon
the anti~governmont demonstratldly‘.
which 'was to have been made ell-flail:
day at San Sebastian. was reached an.
the end of a stormy session. ,
The members oi the committee had; _
been threatened with arrest and pm
cation for issuing an insulting and re:
beilious manliesto against the (merit;
moot.
Premier Cslanieas today said: “Thd
Catholics who signed the manifesto ill).
not comprehend the moaning of m
cm liberty." »
"MM”
. Classified advortiaomsnu this“.
gets «momma. l‘csnt? per two A
" FOR SALE
FOR OALimNEW HOUBE AND 8 . I
7 rooms and bulb. plot 100x369; cost ;
will soil [or $3000; 00 ma n on
auto. Willing bands assisted her to
her tool and it was found that abs was
so weak that she could not stand. Shot
was then taken around the corner. into.
High street where she was revived»
sulllciontty to be taken to her home.
Her children were so wrought up
ovcr the trouble they had caused that
they began to cry.ss their mother
fondly caressed them but they were
soon condoned The children had run
away arid had gone to their mild.
mothers home in limoon street. Her
grandmother. realising the anxiety
their disappearance would cause the
mother. had returned with them as
quickly as was possible for her to do
In.
Chained advaniumnu on "ill“-
as words or loss. as cant-t 8 times. t
each additional word. i can! Er inurtizn.
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WANTED
WANTED» BY WIDfl‘VhK AlllNE.
IIItddic- maul lady to do light housework;
fond homo IIIIIIir-ralo wags-II A 0’“) book
lot 3H. .\nroton "tights. t‘ulul. all“
WANTID ‘lN 'l‘lllc Ninth/Aidan
about 8500 root at iiuor sluice iur machine
work and light muutiucturlng Rm: :6.
South Norm-hilt Routiml as
w. W
WANTID «illtlli (litAllli‘.k Blt‘l' L‘l .id.
22- inch ilnmr (‘Nillll‘ .. ..
Wheeler. It West all. all .1!
WANTID~~l‘i)Rl1illN All DEW ER Oil
any kind of paying pork not requirlt
previoua experience. Answer TtIornoii. l5
so
~.
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l
mort Ad on Holmes.
Norolon heights. Conn
Iron DALE—TWO worm Holland '
double harm-sot. iarm wagon three
One new Inuit cow. about! {A comm
wilt-d. five sets stonebohi' plan .
boiler and sow. .1. Julian.
out Ave .
row DALI-4i .
lot. ta Winfield St. it
Moo. 06600. inquire Dill Mt Ave.
'0!“ . I H. Bu
36mm mlnu.‘lu first . 3‘16”: V
150d... not It. “Tip
FOR L --
mor ’ 11$ 5 mumcn.
braid. «Nor. etc. Dr. or. w
FOR IALIwTWELVEa I H0
at :03 East Ave (Profit l:
l‘undt.A all improvements; m l.
n
hm. hall cash. There or "'co as
or
abl I» place. in Norwallt sale at
Drit‘t'. [Nevin 1.. Hoyt. 37 Well 81.
FOR GAL!» CHEAP. ALL IRA?
mnlna of my household iurnlture.
tIIcly must to sold this mt
room suit. s-IItI-nsinu table.
dishes. or: Hide door. ll dil°“'£‘°“.‘l’£t
rest sacs” six Bumping rm
hast Washington lit. 3le (out.
with ten toot drlitway in r. New cosi-
omo bridge wilt he built. by now Prices
advance August to. inquire D. E. Dia-
Now. 36 “I‘ll the. “A 3‘
. -m...
FOR Htll~ l-‘iMORiil AUTOIIO u.
the bent ridlur ears in the country.
{your 8min rates by ”htlgtea
It hockwoodh
10.30. 935-0
ewes Awe. . . A
IIIsssl
‘» go
the
Mom tea. Worlm-nduy. ”tun lb. “"100? aus-
iceuo hits! Avmvuo and Norwalit II. it}.
noonu schools Alt‘ul lottvvn pier 8. so a.
m. 1‘ chain {the and bile. as it
WANTIDMNAN All llhl ll‘lIlR i‘iN
well ”drilling! machine Apply? .. N. Rip-
port y. Jr. oatport. I‘.oIm at Al
WANTED ~(llRl. lt‘illi (MINERAL
ilounnwoflt: ho wuahiug (“Fail alluril s).
In. I01WestAve.. Norwal , M i
WANTIDw vi'in’I'lltiltNt‘:li tillAH-
llt‘iflmlll and number wtshos day work;
Mendy Intuition; go homo nights" roiorrod;
Immortal wit-renew. Addrean 'loliable."
euro HoIItlnol. at Al
WANTIWJJUUI’FTKNT GIRL F0“
general wutlt mgirl to
cam (or sit ”bib-ll Ira. l . luiioyI
II omw In. It: Ii
MWANTIWOPERATIIM th snob
titling. iaIun-Ibury. Mathew-Ion & .00..
llIuItlI Nurwalk.
erso um nor. am. limbs or
live cattle and poultry: host
hood int calm. Friedman.
lmnnuticut Turnpike. sleuth Norwalir.
WANTID MACHINIM‘U AND YOUNG
ig‘Iutoohyum the trade Norws Iron
I
wamaowmv Itvuom oiliittt
noun Ii Mullah MS: mpglnwlfi-‘s
rivsuga tun bruit flo.‘
.www I... + 44 A .. MMhD—qulwwwm
FOR SALE OR TO LET. *
$20!. 3: Ihalhé.‘ ”£15.!iouhmm’
mam-mm"
LOST.
boa urn tin romeo ill.
children Bait-renews We: '
~ Moms. Norwsllt dentinm cloned
”use 3t» 8W!" Nvmllil- «5 3' bicaelui'romi‘gv'sry $350 by; hires;
Monday. Wednendsy. Y
WANTID»A mum iIiNiNIi “0th
I lrl at the Mansion House. Mrs. WF‘. E: 32.1%,?“ “Emmi“, final... (35. m
all t .
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WANTID lcvmu'nm; 't‘II KNUWm or .
and rxoonion in Rye and tlnkland To LET ‘
To LIth.‘iiAPEi. s1. tin: Tarball
Avon. “Dewitt ortlI Taylor .WM
1
mdbury Ave. "at lure. 8“-
gatucit. sis; lint. '
Mug . ”lilo“
basement. light and unmzlboniam.
tor Ave" '38; cunwutur at p. manui
with power. oottaxos. its houses,“
Willi. South Nurw‘lk
Blow.
It'll
l 0% :g
Raymond
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on ‘
TO LITw-HARNH AND till
roar hi to Marshall tit. Apply
Disbmvv. so What A.“-
TO LIT «mil it noo
Hall ”look. over fruit ato
all" It
silicon. Inquire oi iii" Milo. ll: E7
70 LlTwiN "Await in) mi
'i‘tml omen. Gib per monir 3mm alga,
per month; light
'Ilm‘.
v0 LIT—Mlmmm. Al Y FURN
romp. iirIIt dour. conlrslr
table rd; mod
. boat and .tanitor as; H
snx‘
TD LITA‘OTTAGD. "IX
tun. "nurtured.“
fprov'sluuutu. indium it. .lssstImlIy.
TO LIT-omitAlt
door menu I Curbs-“093%“.
orilght inanuiaot
three sides. also
the further rticularu in “All. at
Mina Old‘wp‘nm garden "I"
LOO“-
bull domw
cream
for rot urny
Am. mast
ll ltK 3!!le
“he" strip in i i3
Witnymond.i
{133M
Yum“
1'0 Ll'i'm'l'llllllill . ,
dry cotter. bsli aors gallium
tor Ave; iii a month.
Van bless. iii Darrin Ava.
mucus in.
as
mg «i.
Bagnfltl’l AW All”
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