II
IHIIIs Edith Vronni. slid Her Sisters, Mrs George F. Godirey.
‘ of South Hermit, and litre. James H. Wilson, of Brooklyn.
and the Letter s ngIthInIl Had it Very Harrow Escape From
Serious injury III the Wind Point Grade Crossing, Hear
the SinnIIIrd niI company's WOPKH~fhé Automobile Bad
“ .. ly Damaged.
III lililllill II. SIIlllII IIIIIIIIII III
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SIIII IIP [III IIISI SIRIII
Mr. and Mrs. Hurlinlti and Dr. and Hrs. Stowe Thrown Out, 1
But All Escaped Unhuri Except Mrs. Huribuit
'l‘hnI Minn Edith Vrooin, Mrs. George
F. (lodi‘roy and Mr. and Mrs. James ii.
Wilcox, oi ltrooktyn. were not. severely
injured. or killed outright. on Sutur-
dIIy oiternouu on the Wilson Point
loud wiitn the automobile in which
Illl‘_\' umo ruling was run into by a
twin und tho lothlHI port. Iii the auto '
nqusiIId in pieces. in little short of
miraculous. and in due to their good
i’oI'tuno; .
ll wartime in the hitch noon and the
potty was returning to blunt Norwnlit,
whole MI and MIs. \tllcox. oi“ Brook-
lyu. are visiting Minn \ mom. lrotn the
Knob. where. they hud spent the after-
noon. They had reached the place
where the road crosses the railroad
Willi II’SI.
”fit i
AilFirsi Estimated in Have Been
‘ ‘SIWJJOOJIW Bill Will
Be Much Less
itiliii I: hit it
illflijiiililills
The British Nation Sustained the
Greatest Loss
BlitiBSEiIS, Annual li'I.«~»lt is impos-
sible in the present confusion to enti-
n‘Iatc closely the losses in the lire
which lent night. nylopt through the
Belgian Exposition of 1910, wiping out
whole auctions of the fairy-lino til'Clll-
torture and cousins the loss of two
lives. but the damnge will run into mil-
lloun Iu' francs. The tonnes. howover,
will not be no great on was ilIut. believ-
rd during the excitement. of the confin-
urniion, when they Were roughly esti-
IIIIItt-Il ut $100,000,000.
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
HILL‘FOIIISPEIKEII
Til ~8_l_l_il(iEE|l Mllllilll
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.--~lt is noticed
ed at congressionul omnpalgu heed
quarters that Uncle Joe tinnnou in out
of It. so far he the sponheruhlp in con-
corned.
Who will be the next speaker. is the
oiiestion oil are setting, and belief is
strong- that Representative ht. J. Hill
of Connecticut will he the man. it In
concocted ililit Hill hnii the ability and
it in believed that he has the pull that.
It cundidutn unfit have to win.
Beyond doubt. the banning of Presi-
dent 'l‘nl't would be given to the limit
in Mr. Hill’s favor. Kill and Tall are
close personal friendl. filorueyed to‘
the Philippines together and met In
ouentiy for constitution in refinance
to important public motters and porn.
uonnl nifolrfi. I
in congress Hill has been in favor
with 'tho ineuhgentn without brennlng
with the stand pattern. He has always
been regular. noting Willi) hie pnrty und
spamming Snooker Gimnoh When there
was lair reason for on doing.
it is common knowledge that Can
non turned liill donn. but that fall
will hot hurt Hill It hit in this content.
it loolin like Hill for weaker of the
next hound. Connecticut block in boom.
5
ins. _ . g ,
“I ltd that lit. at Rotoh. ”auction.
until 111 ooi dimer or shin
my»...
new-delimiter Hey Have
Had AnonInnilne
NEW YORK. Aux. 15.--—Mnyor Guy-
nor showed further improvement and
found him ropldiy anointing from tho
danger alone. The early morning bull
etiu of the physioiuus showed the
celient night.
The olnelnl bulletin issued at it
unlock was no follow:
“Mayor Gaynor has penned a good
night and slept wall. He has taken
tIouilHllmetli. welt end In in good honor-
ill condition this morning Tempora-
tggre 99, 1-6; pulse 70. and reoplrntion
l
(Signed) .
"Down."
. ‘ "ARI-J11"
secretory Adamson sold that more
uoutiehing foods end his sleep to ban
for bid attendants feel that he will re-
urult his strength Inpidly. His uppe
tlto is good. The blood tents ooIItlaue
sntlnluitory end no mints of infection
which no dietreneod the mayor this
quite disappeared.
The police are engaging; themselves
on It theory, that James J. Gallagher.
the would mountain, may have tutti
trunks of the branch road to Wilson
l’oint. near the Slnndnrd Oil Colu-
bntty'n works. and wow moving at a
slow tale of shit-ed which in said to
be all that saved them rom boiuu
giound to pieces beneath the wheels
of the than that burned into the unto
III. this point
The tot-ward whoolu iind lust gone,
upon the Inuit nheu iiw trIIiII Hilllltk
them The t‘llKlltilt-l. “be full Ibo not
listen put on tho blunt-Ii iuntnntty. unit
the train stopped altir it but none
but three our lengths. Unix our oi
the (incapable of Utt‘ :IuiII, Mitt. lloIl
trey. Jumped. and (III were uninjured.
save for II severe shutting up and II
(Continued on Sixth Parrot
IIIZIII i8
‘MllSlliillillI—il
Chauffeur Guilty oi Causing
8. F. Seller' 8 Death
MIMIIIIIIIII llIlII
Ill PIIIISII‘IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII
speed oi the Machine Estimated
III45 or 50 Miles An Hour
The finding of Coroner Clifford it.
Wilson. in the cans of Charles Sllni~
Ier, the chauffeur who ran down and
killed George F. Boiler. last week Sat:
IIrdoy night. was received today in
Norwnik. The coroner roromunnutn
that fibuner be held tor manslaughter.
so he was criminally negligent in up
crating the machine which resulted ill
Butler‘s death.
The finding in on i'ollown:
l. the undersigned, Clifford ii. Wil-
son. corner. having notice of the death
of George Francis Seller, a white tunic
38 years old. late of the Tom at Nor
walk, who on the (lib (toy or August
A. 11.1910. died a Htldden. vinlblll. un
timely ddnlh in the Town or NonIIlII..
havian viewed the body of the din ousiul
end mode immediate iuqnln ('(lllt'tilll
W
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
m “MW...—
IIIIIIIII HIIIIIIS
lllllIllI IIIHIIIII
William ‘iiohrnny Elected Presi-
dent lhfil'iane oi Alexan-
tier lilnHenry
NEWARK Altai-it liim‘Whnt lp hold
to be an aftermath of the settlement of
the not Htrllie in (orange was the «In
toot ofIthe present ohiccrn of burnt N0.
4. or Orange, United Hatters or North
Amerinn. and t o election of no entire-
13/ new not of 0 corn to succeed them.
he attention was a fractional mm and
the sunoeHniui faction. headed by Wil«
listn thméy. who who electnd proni‘
(lent to Hiioooed Alexander Mriionry.
one hot', it lsfilid. in nooord with
the action taken by the loan] oillters
in dentin} with the strike.
with interolt not unminnlod with re
lionni Prenident John' A. Martin in all
tluti. he did
it in ditto Hhid that ill: successful
(notion in not in favor of tho anIltrII-
lion board horned when the Hilllii' was
not flail.
«sellout! toll! lit at. lloton.
Dunning
built to. union.
fluid or shine.
on accomplice. This Gallagher denies.
but It man with a police record in un-
I Iter suspicion.
Mayor Gaynor will be taken in the
,Adiiondut he just no noon us his condl~
lion ponulln but whether he Will an
demo on oporutiou to remove the but
ftI-t beioro bin trip to the Inouniulne
llkti not live" fully determined
I m... ”I... w........,._......
on It In
in I IS
Willillliil
South Hnrwnlit Cantrell. K. slit.
-£illnrialhe.lnliy ij‘in
Burnhsrti’s Greys
IsIIIIIII IIII lllii
non noun nun
Both Events oi the Host Soc-
nesslul Character
One of the grandest niinirn over nir-
en by South Norwuik Cnuht‘il. No. l.-
253, K. of (2.. was that which was bold
yesterday in BIIrrhord‘s (trove. Tho
hallo Woe served under the (lirertiou
of Willinm A. McPherson. oi (lid Well
limits and [decider Company. nnd too
much credit cannot be given him for
the excellent manner in which it Will!
served. Just seventy-five out down at
2:30 o'clock and the following lltt‘ltll
was served:
Clillltl, blue iltilt. oltioiten. nwooi po-
tatoes, white potatoes. lobster. bmwn
brood, white bread, tomatoes. IIWI‘OI.
Hill) on cob. pickles, numbers. when
Inolon. cigars and soft drinks The
dinner was over about 4 III look and
lht'il athletic sports took place. such
as swimming runes. high lump. «load
ing high Jump. and in the hammer
throwing content. William ll. Mr-
Mahon has JiuI lo‘lunnonun “skinned a
lIiIIlI Jumpinu also.
The nroundu were not Ilusoribd tilt'I
til about O o'clock. John F MIMIIIIIIII
being the last to leave
'iIIIIIII wagon tome down and intu- I-I
.nryihing away The rouIIIIllivo in
(horse is to he tongratuluiml in Inuit-
in: such a grand Hutu one, and no doubt
it now will b0 IIII IIIIIIIIIII uI'fIIlr. it
consisted of I). W. llurford mi uhnir-
Innn. assisted by .l. W. Souliy. ("IiII'IrlIIII
til. Williutnn. i). ll. hinNnInurII. E. .l.
iinyes. llnniui iionnu. .iohn hedwith. h‘.
.l. Donahue. Timothy McMahon. tlul»
oi'Itown nuontn pronuul were Mr. MI'I
Natunru. wife and Iinunhtor of New
York; M. P. It. illuloy. of LlItIolIlyII.
uni William Harris. of iloohoeior.
inched: Club's Baits.
'i‘ho loilkttll'ftlrwal‘tl‘lo olnmhukb of
”10 inrhodn (ilub yesterday was fully
up to PXill‘i'iitIlmlB. More lliuu one
hundred and twenty meiuborn of the
Hub mill their friends went down to
Nuuvoo inland. where the lllllil‘ woe
hold, unit everybody reports It lino
illiIttI 'i‘ho fnoilition of the club are
IIanquIIoIIly good for an outing like
thin. for the organization line a com«
lortnhio summer house III the island.
Heverul lunches Wore employed in
conveying the ciambnko pnrly between
the club's headquarters at the Wash
lnnton street bridge and the inland. At
the head of the committee were John
Ashworth. Joseph A. Curler. John Mun
ray and John Curnow.
about Nomik Fish Club Into.
Next Sunday is the (Ilillt of the nu-
nuni otombelte of tho South Norwntit
ll‘iIIh Club. The hnho will be held in
Burchnrd'n Woods. no runtomnry. and
the arrangements completed show
lhnt it Will be a big event
wllond tonight at baton. .
until it o'.clocit Rein or onion.
strength today. and his "neventh tiny"!
wounded oxenutlvo bod passed no ex-
Saturday's flit
'i‘ho Norwnttts “trim the stern»
lords at Amusommit Porn. Heturdny
afternoon, before It torts crowd of root»
hue been discovered The couxh.m"v by l ”0“" “I I” '9. 9' Th" “5 “1“;
third game in nunemltion that Voilt
pitched n. no run “Imp.
Although the helm Was Heard
It lilo Aim. Million or
We.“ Were Inbred
PIIIISIIIIII3 IIUII
Enniiieer Oeilviellerlieii “In Lott
Hand Crushed
liltii-l'i'tll.--- IAIIII. in.~- ‘theru was an
unusual collision of passenger trains
on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford itnlmnd horn thin morning
'l‘wo trninn Iuei hold oIIIuiilI nu impart
whirh I-IIIIlIl llt‘ hoard II mile away. you
no for an the conductors of both (rhino
m
(Cmtinuod on Einhth Pm!
IIIIII SPIIIIII IRIlll
IIIIIRIIIIIII IIIIIII
Passed Throunli City of Norwalit
About 25 titles an Hour
Speeding. oi the rule or about twen-
ty lle- liiiiun an hour. in ill» bent judg-
ment of Sergeant ‘l‘iuunau Motherland.
oi the Norwnlk pollI-o inrvu. whose I-x»
porlenoi- with swiftlydilovlmz mulch-II
'iIIIe rendered him a pretty lnil' Judge.
I Nitritulls tlinmptruwi. rhnuffeur for
ltr. VinoI-ni llunn. ot \‘t’IItr-rbury. was
arrested yI-IIII-rduy. nitrr on exciting
vhueo tho spender. ‘i‘hvy tore down
tulle." be [living a clever exhibition oi"
huvlun his]
bending g
“(I H25 and could this IIIorIIiIIII in the
Nurwnlk town court. YIIstI-‘rduy ulter-
nobu IIlIout l o‘olurk. as Sorghum
lIoIIIhorlnIId won on duly Iivgututlnu
I "IIIIlllI ut the trons mer lIoIII the brink,
pavement in Wall Iillm'i III lltt‘ upper
mtd of where this pnvinn work and
trunk laying in In pronoun, llttl nutnv
mobile uIIIIIe sloop, III II Innl «slip and
. Vincent’s hospital.
' evening about 7 onlonlt as the result
don. Sustained Terrible
injuries
Edward B. Rationtrninmsn. of to
Pearl street, New London, died at 8t.
Bridgeport. Inst
oi the Hhooit courted by being Inn over
by a freight truth about 4: iii) near
Weinipori. {its right lei; was cutofl
at the lines. one hand was msnule’d
and a donor out bit and his back and
body were bruised and invented. He
died shortly after leaving the operat-
ing tools and before he could uIItiIs
, any statement on to the details" of the
ocoldent.
no for as could be learned he not
How he went under the freight train
in not known.
in. Edwnrd C. Knolls. surgeon at.
the Emergency hospital. received a
telephone message to meet the 5:18
stimuli from New York and tune I
wounded than to II hospitul. Heller
won in s state of or loose Prom shock
and loss oi blood or run he arrived in
this city and tho dmior was barely
men weir hurried to the hospital .end
pinned on the operating toble Itt once.
imbibe doctors were unable to stove
to death.
ltoinilvne in New [mutton were noti-
llud and runreenbtnilves at the Broth-
erhood of Railway 'l‘rrtlumea were
exported in coma to this city to take
rhnrue oi the body.
SIIIIIIII II
III IIIIIIIR
AI IIIISPIII
Charles Burdinlt, on Only Nights,
Supposed to Have taken so
I , Overdose oi lornliins
IiIlll PIIIPII Ill
llilllll IIIII IIIISIII
Wore e Brands! With It Smell
Watch Attached on His Arm
Choline liurdi‘ctt. o‘mployod II night
orderly at the Nero-nth Hospital. (lied
about 6:45 that evening III that insulin-
Iiou unilor somewhat peculiar circum-
stances. and in. B. H. Huntington.
medical nxnmiuor fer Norwelli, In of
the. opinion that death was due to an
overdose injection of morphine.
Whether the drug wan tukon with out
oldnl intent cannot be duvet-inland.
lhounh previous event: in liurdlok‘s
lilo other he has been (I resident of
South Norwntk loud to the opinion that
he might hove committed suicide.
Iinrdiolt roomud at the residence of
Thomas Walsh at it (lint-Ii place, and
It wait there he won lotion nick yester-
day morning after his return from
completing his night’s duties at the
hospital. About llziitl yesterday mom
in; his modelled the family to send
for the tiny orderly It the hospital.
which was done. When the (lily order
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
.IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII
IIIJSI IIIIIIIIIIIII
the police officer rnlswi iIiII bond for
tho I-lIIIIIil'etir to stop.
With no incrnnni- of spend. it IIIIy~
thing. the man went down ill" "VL'nIIU
IIIIIl he won disapponrilin III II lust Ilip.
Not in the input lllllilllt‘tl. RI-Igonui
in lllllt‘llllilil hulleil I'ilthI Muiltln. who
was driving: nlong nun until-Ii him to
l‘ltltui' the upended. 'l‘iioy torn down
”It motion. in rapid burnuil of the
"(nine liillllitil. ill the l'oIIv-llnl'tfot‘ll
onto or t. it. Million. ntIlIuplured him
hunt the Armory. anml laws were
Ilinrugnrded in thin lfltllllltl‘ii. and Al-
bert MIIilIln drove lIlII machine right
at the top notch. until they overtookm
Ibo iinoinn ehtoinl.
'i' lIiII Iuoiuluu in the nourt the about»
four said that he was not aware that
he was wanted to atoll. and be him
gold that. ho. did not know that. he was
passing through r. «by. iodide Innk-
wuod mid ‘to him ill“! although Nor
walk in not no large In Whim‘lltll'y he
should have known that ho was not‘
penning through a country village lit
tenet.
it seems tiltit Mrs. M‘lvhnol intbrnnn.
at South Norweilt. tied fainted about
it o'clock and that bar hunbnnd hull
lmmt‘diutely toteplitinrd for the Water.
bury doctor to come and relieve her.
llr Reno said that he won busy at
the lime and could not not army to
color to Booth Norwnitt at once. . "in
lithium iIII' upuetliiiv. With that he won
hurryingr to bring Mini .IIIIInno out or
her faint it was Just flvn hours tiller
our bod noun into the inlet unit the
chn Mirror with inhibited. The line woe
Thorn route near being n double
' Iiiownlng ll'ltlii-lil)’ Iii (toll I’Iieturo yon-
trrimy suit for II time there was quite
It hit of oxbituient about the bunch,
where iliu‘u are It large number of
I nulpors.
lionry llorei, I t-‘Ipt'inu street young
than. who is nimble to swim alerted to
lake It dip in the unit Water unit was
one of the novnrul who wont out I die-
inure ircin hiIore in n rowbont. About
this time someone storied melting the
hunt and the until filled. Young Beret.
together with the others in the craft
were forced overboard by develop-
mm
Young Burnt was in s serious plight
and Fred- McMnhon started to rbncun
him. Everything would probably have
been all right had not Burnt. taken a
death grip on McMahon‘s neck. reader
in; him ponierlenn. As a realm both
hunk. At this Juncturo. (I young me
nomad McPeotIo and Frank Gunners
went to the asnlntnnne of McMIIhon
null thirst and anointed them to It. place
to! safety.
Other Wet-r Accidents.
There were two water accidents you
lordny in connection with the trips
made to Nuvoo island for the isottodn
Ulnh oinmbnke. is. Willard was using
his launch no one of. the ferryhonln and
while in this not full overboard. (thief
of Milne William Votimor was close to
the tail of the craft IIIIII imuitui the
own or solely into the craft. ornin.
t‘lii’ford Thompson IIlIIo fol oven
bonrd i'rIun nnoilur of the launched
I
~ Iéhml‘fi.
able to get, his heme and address. The .
and he we pulled in by two follow your
Attornoon, Centurion Four
Cliiinrd ii. Benedict Won the One Mile swimming
while William J. llciluoh,
Took the line this Canoe
north.“h:.:ur.ri..tn.rriiiilllil Inuit on solid illiiiiiiil
inn Ill liii inn illiiilil IIIII
Miss Ethel Becker Took the F
and III. Chadderton the flurry Scurry Celine Hone who.
Furnished Plenty of Fun
. The water sports at the Norwstit
Yenht Club, Saturday oftemoon. st-
trnotud one of the largest gatherings
of members and friends over on the
club property. and the ocuslon proved
to be the most exciting and thoroughly
enjoynble of any ever hold there. Ev
rryone took on interest in the various
events, an all bud I large number of
entries, and the prizes of‘silver cups
and budget; were deemed worthy of
the ntroumt rivalry. At the ooncitb
eicn of the water events. refreshments
of sandwiches. inn dream 1nd cake
were sorted to all present. and than
oughly unmounted. There we: medic
during the day. and Iltouether the oc-
ciislon was one of much pleasure.
. IIIIII IIIIIIII
IIIII II I‘IilllRI
Narragansett Pier 380nieiy Pen-
nh WHW Wit "
‘ Stillman
unhnnunusme‘ PIER. R. I..
Mignon—«The tom of more than n
score of men and women who were
caught in a raid on the Narragansett
Club II week axe. that they would have
to appear in court next Monday as
witnesses was dispelled today when
Judge Nathan B. Lewis advised Con.
stable John (I. cross, the young tender
of the raiders. not to summon the wit-
nesses for that (into. The crusade
against gambling was brought before
the courts today for the second time
when William E. Arnold. who is tiller:
ed with maintaining II gambling nui-
nnnoe retracted his plea of not guilty
and tiled n demurrer to the complaint.
The demurrer was intend on three
points-duplicity. uncertainty. and in.
sufficiency.
Judge Lewis said that arguments on
the demurrer would be held next bion-
IlIIy. At that time if the demurrer is up
held by the court. the wnrrnnt against
Arnold will be quashed and the wolt~
known sooloiy people who have been
ivlug in four of having their names
made public. will probably have no
tonne to Ippnur in court. if the demur-
rer is thrown out an assignment will
be made {or trial of the case.
“-q w... W... . -M...
-CARD OF THANKS.
1 desire to sincerely thunk the res-
iduntu of Hello island for the very sub-
utnntlni purse made up last Week.
through the direction of l’rcet. it. it.
Edwnrdn. to I‘UDIHCO e. sum of money
\viIihlI I lovit.
WILLIAM ll. TRIBTRAM.
Classified advertisements on title plan.
26 word. or lose. an cents; ii times. tide:
«on Hdoltlonnl word. 1 cent per inurtlon.
“I”... pawn» “a... ..
WANTED.
Winona 37-5 'IIIIIITIIIFI.R~I Iron
timid-I; IIIlIlIlir--IIxrd IIIIIII and “lie. IIII
'IlIiiIlr:I-II IW'IIII-IIinI-III Ituiiwd Adtiromt K.
euro HI-ntiIu-i. ulii lit
WANTED lthN'l‘ (iIt‘ 14‘0th RUUMH
in muni lIIeuilIIII. Im live InlIIllh Im mivu-
month not IMNHIINIRII although dim robin
siniI-l lIIIIItiIIu iIIIIl priru. iiux It'll. HI) In
Nonnlk. uli‘blt
WANTED IIIII lllthlAlllAN
IioIIIIIII \vuuliluir III homo '
Hitlltli I-lt. .. South Notwulk. «113 it
WANTID«»UlttlANlH‘i‘ 0F AHlLi'i‘t’
IIIId experience will not an substitute Itur-
Inn Annual and Hopinmbrr. Address L’Ilil
Must Ave. nit’I :ii
WANTIIFMA IJlHIIW Aillilhll. AT THE
Auditorium. and a Iliulngnvmin girl and n
dinhwurhei In the Ham on House. hire.
W. F 'l‘bliol. 1 ill
M.
WANTID EVERY] lUY Ti) 1’ ’1‘-
‘i"‘li“i.."t.‘i"‘é"I’I‘"‘It I. ." Input;
iuII I u u i it t‘ (n l 9
every mount ht III II. “[2,”; - '
mun Inn on thitu sin. . III InIII
WANTIDM ‘i‘t‘I our. Mel. Inhibit it)!“
live battle niul poultry: bent prions punt;
lilo i'IIl good mt culvert. M. Friedman.
IggngInI’uaIghgut Turnpike. Houth Norwaliti
"Hu
“'UMAN
MI s. Tout
WANTED ~ Y’lVlIll’tYMtii‘lV
Eildflmt Horton Writ tor. g i
"ll
Nd ‘
veg-hint: how's
oi the First PPIIBS min
in, and George ii. 0 ‘
Hens
ifiy Yards SwimnIlnu inr 6"
The various events, with those noes
giclpnung and the winners. were u lot.-
ows
Fifty yard swimming race foo sir!
win by lilies Ethel Becker. in fifty noo-
onds; Miss Helenflcoileld. Wilda
one minute; Mine E. Moses. third.
One tulle canoe race won by Willi“! .
.l. Mcflugh. Jr.. and George H. (limi-
derton. in seven minutes; Want lull
Norton. second. in seven minutes at
gigs: seconds; Smith and Reynold!
Hurry scurry «one race partial .
penis bola: obi ed to so in the "W :
twine. won by rue 1!. ensue»
in two minutes. the othenwwttlcimti
(Continued (In with FIR.
eta-Inca .mm‘umm on this
ammormmnmmlum
nob additional word. 1 em yu- in
at.
TO LET
TO LET vTWI’) filmy FURNISHED
rooms. ll hi and
‘Addn no Rum Sonatas-w
honored” ~
It
finned or nature
bounty roping
To LET-wit‘n‘fl indoors. "
moms inquire Fredfl Hop‘p, SlauCowin “‘ .
I . ,.
TO LET» -'hFl\ hROOMS. 22 BI RIM .\‘K
8t. III. who floor; rent :12. innuin- 9 Eli
ltlivill 81.3:
TO LET «sexton» moon. ii'otm “
mount. 5 Henry St. “trill. 89. Inch!!!
uni-t H. A Vounxs, till East Ave ain‘t
TO Ln uousn s noous AND
hunt: nil convenient-on: central location. II
than” pinto. Norwnlk I’Iiinesuiotl It
0le. .l. M. Layton III. L‘..o tutu. auntie.
South Nornalk. I133!
TO LIT-d1 ill \' AVE. STORE 8ilIT~
able for merry or any kind of huelneu.
:7. also tirw mom utmtment JLWIIite.
’dliitor. iii idly Ave. 1136!
TO” LIT- —RO()NB AT 38 ORRURN
Aw. Fins! Norwnlli. Apply in Raymond
& Ambler. Wilton. Court. ”It
To LETwIliIIISE. In
modern ilnprovemoIItu. newt
tinted throughout; rent H
.MiliI-I. t‘ aunon station. Conn
TO LIL—COTTAGE. six ROOMS.
I'iiosdim 81.. modern improvement-I: cot-
tune. six womb. Lawrence Iii. .. put im~
movements lnquirsn .imelovnliy. 38in it
To LIT-«REAR ROOM ON FIRST
floor Sworn & Corbett building. nultnble
IoI Iixht manufacturing or oliice; light on
time tildes steam hunted Ind elevator.“
For further punk-ruins. inquire at office
of the (lid Well i‘ lgur Co. 5-29
LOST.
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wuton. binning iIIltlIIiIiI N. 8. \V.. loot.
nIInIIniu-ru lll'lll‘ Munnokcmo Hotel
Sunday morning. Suitable reward l
I)! puli'i fur return in Sentinel office “I i
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llmtll to north of muponn (If the C. F
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Inturu to thin office
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AR'FFOIAMN DRILLED AEDA. DRIVEN
wI-liu. Prompt attention. Miler.
Huh .1 '1 Hoillll Norwalk. ”'18!!!“ i 7.
ALL KIND. OF ”con-rungrmo AND».
IInIl work. Private drlv a. bin
«to. Buffalo steam rmd’r To .
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no mphovements. in u lot. 30 rfrtiltt "w:
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thin month. not: dill . Butll’ir nrwnalt
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to it “LI-“NEW Him ‘
tour. ell modern iniprovo e
guardian” g-‘tlclongr of non ,
linnnotinu nod fuil'pnrtl’ggig' coll. "
$5th or mover? it” ill * g I?
Norwalk Chronicler