*- luume It: ufifisfitglé. III-ma" rut-omen E II. KEEIEII City of Itorwaik Caucus Selects Well-Known Citizen for First Place on the Ticket IIIIII IIIII sun IIIIII III Iillllll Headquarters in Main Street to Be Open Day and Night The Republican caucus of the City of Norwalk. held last etching In the Town Assembly hall was one of the most harmonious ever held in Nor walk. It was thought that, there would be a fight on In the nomination for tonneilmen and several other offices or at least a few tilts. but nothing of the sort occurred. h‘verythlng was harmonious and unanimous. meeting lasted but an hour and there: were about two hundred Iotcrs pres- ent. .lohn H. Hoyt acting Ibairman ofI the Republican town committee. called ' Itus~l the meeting to order. Alfred E tin was chosen clerk and Joseph A. Carter secretary. He read the call. (Continued on Fourth Page.) KISS IIIIIIIKSIIK IIIIIIIE III III. I. II. IilIIIIISS President of Chicago Stock tir- ehange Weds Late John K. Robinson's Daughter III the large banquet hall of the Hotel Gotham in New York at noon. Saturday. Miss viglcllldl‘ Robinson, daughter of the late John K. Ilobiu- son. was married to Mr. Frederick D. Counties, president of the Chicago Stock Milan” Wr'mommr‘of the New York Stock Exchange. The core- money was performed by Archdeacon Beeman, of Fairlield. in the presence of about two hundred guests. Miss Robinson has but recently made a complete recovery from the severe horns she sustained at her home in Fairiield. The gas producer on the estate got out of order. Miss ilobinson approached It to ascertain thi trouble. An explosion followed and she with a. servant was severelt burned "ilto decorations were in Whlin and green. The bride entered the room with her brother. Mr. John K. Robin- son. .ir., and she was attended by Mrs. Tracy Lay Turner, a sister of the bridegroom. and Mrs. Arthur Ii. Marks. of Akron. Ohio. She wore a white satin gown, with Empire train. embroidered and trimmed with rose point lace. i'icr veil of point lace was worn by her aunt. Mrs. lionry S. Glov~ or at her own marriage. She carried a shower bouqnct of Iiilics of the val- ley and white orchids. Mr. Tracy Lay Turner was the best man and the ushers were Messrs. i'erry M. Kcnly, Paul K. Htims. Har- old Iii. Wiley and Lewis E. Howard. the latter of Chicago. Mr. Counties and his bride after their honeymoon trip will reside at No. 2. 922 Michigan avenue. (ihicago. their country house being at Lake Geneva. Wis. A MAGNIFICENT BILL. Tito bill for the first three days at the iiiiou iircnm ttt lioyt‘s Theatre. cannot bcdesuribcd accurately with- out ompbauieiug the fact that It is a great one. This popular house has been presenting so many big vaude- ville features that the big audiences have come to oxcpect nothing but the best and they are not disappointed. The patrons of the theatre yesterday afternoon and last evening wuro thor‘ oughly delighted with the perfor» tonnes. and wall they might be. for all of the nuts are big ones. itay (lost. for instance. who Is a most unusual chur- actor entertainer and an artist of the highest ability. was It headliner at i-Iummerutein’s and at the Fifth Ave- nuo Theatre a few months use. If there III a laugh. In you she will eure- Iy bring It out. Those to whom Miss Cox was a stranger soon realised the extent of her ability.‘ Eoveryihibg finds a footintiidlllfidl Everything to and a footing at the fliiou Dream must have class and this is emphasised by the entire show. Mr. Billiken and his fourteen billilten dolls. In Whlt, h Shorty DeWItt (a man In use but only abouty as big as It pint of pea- nuts) made an Instantandoua bit and there Is no doubt of the long engage meat that awaits this company of clev‘ or people. who carry a large amount of special scenery. James Kennedy and Company In a one act comedy "Jack Swift" to full of fun that fairly sparkles. The whole performance II one that III guaranteed to drive away the worst case of the blues The mo- stores also reflect the class of the Dream. for nothing but the latest and beat pictures are shown and they are W every day. TheI m «w... I...» . IIIII KIKIIIII III EIIIE . , IK 'SIIIIIII IIIKIIKIK One In snare a carbon Block and Other In House in Union Street Twu alumna within about three dour. tors of an hour of each other kept the South Norwulk Fire Department busy for a time last night. though in neither case was there damage of a particular- ly serious nature. One was without damage. except the smashing in at a door. This was at the Rest Room con- ducted on the second floor of the Swartz It Corbett block In Washing- ton street by the Woman's Municipal League. Other tenants who live In the build- Ing smelled smoke shortly before 10 o‘clock and In a short time the whole building was filled with dense smoke which was found to emanate from the rest room. The door. howuver. was locked, and the tenants did not essay to smash their way In, so a cry of tire Went up, followed by the turning in an alarm from Box 3. at the Mallet-homo corner. A fire alarm in the center of the city always draws a big crowd and last night was no exception. The whole section about the Washington street bridge was blocked for n time. The firemen, after the door Into the rest room was broken. found that there was no need even for an extinguisher. IThe trouble had been caused bv a Ipiece of meat left cooking on a gas .stovc. When the water boiled away. there was nothing for the meat to do Ibut smoke. The gas was turned off and the firemen returned to quarters. Clothes Closet Fire. The department had hardly return- ed to quarters nicely when. just aftcr ll o‘clock, an alarm come In from Bill: H. at the corner of North Main and Ann slrcols. This time. there was a liitlc more real need for the tieparb ment than on the previous occasion. A' lively fire was found in a clothes closct in the apartments of Orlando Starr and family on the first floor of the house at lit Union strcet. The origin of the blaze Is unknown, but one the- ory Is that somehow matches left In some of the clothes are responsible. About $50 worth of men's and women's apparel was destroyed and some dill or 320 damage was done to the build- lng. The firemen uscd chemicals in extinguishing the blaze. The house in ‘which the fire occur- rcd Is owned by William lillsdon. lil- bert liclno and family live on the sec ond floor. “-m....._._—. IIIS‘IEII III’IIIEIIS' III III SIRIKE Several Shops Affected by Db- ieetion to Ifiewiy invented Dippers The oyster openers In some of the local opening establishments are not Working this afternoon on account of the introduction by the dealers of a new type of dipper. which is put in nan, a dealer explained today. to pre- vent the men from "floating" the oys- ters. Quite a proportion i' the men. he asserted. have been so oxtorous In placing the oysters In the measures that the Juice does not run out of the holes In the old dippers. This is no complisbod by making a oornucoploua formation, which holds the water In the center. Some have cvcn gone to the extent of splashing water In the measures. This. however. he admitted. was not resorted to by all of the men. but only by those who wanted to beat out the dealer. It. was his claim. fur. ther. that In the past from eight. to ten gallons to a hundred have been lost to the dealer. The now tlippcrs require the opening of a few more oysters to fill than the old ones. The establishments at which the new dippers havo been but In use III- ciude the opening bounce of the Siev- ens Oyster (”‘ompany. at ltownyton. and William II‘. Iloyt 6t Son. in Water street. this city. How the matter will be nvoutiutlly settled. has not yet been determined. It. was understood this afternoon that a temporary adjustment has been reached at tho Stevens establishment. Not all of the men were working at the plant of William F‘. Hoyt tit Hon this afternoon. bill. it Is expected ov- orythiug will be settled satisfactorily after a limo. The openers had a meeting last night at a building in Water street to discuss the sItuslion. VANDETIIILT OIJP RACES. W The Steamer Isabel to Run from south Norwalit on Ioth Days. Norwalltoru will be able to attend the Vanderbilt and grand prim auto mobile races on Long Island attain this year without having to spend a small fortune. Captain Aiming Smith announced today that he would run‘ the steamer tubal from South Nor- mlk to a port near the scene of the races. on both days. October fat and filth. He is making arranaomentu for transportation from the boat to the me coitrse. by bus. at a nominal charge. which will insure attendants againlt exhorbitant force. “TWSN'fv-FIVI CENTS aAVED. You can get. It .2 to derby for t2. lb. or a '2. 90 derby for 32.65. by present. ing this adv. to O‘Brien. the flatter. This offer good until October 1. Before buying your butter. sugar, Inmate readies GroatA a P Tea , WWII?! dd". I IIKIIIHIi SK SHIIIIE III , KER I II RIIIIIK PIIIKI Event Held Last lilght Marked the Close of the Hotel Din- Ing Iloom for Season I’IIIIIIIIKI IIKIIEIIS KIII IKEIIIIIIKEII But There Was Fine Menu With Music and a Good Time The fall gathering of the Followers of the Midnight Sun, held last night at the hotel at Hoton Point. was a suc costs In every way although 'thc at tendsnce was not as large as has us- ually been the case when this popum organization assorublud together. About forty members were present. In~ eluding several from New York city. and one from Stamford: The affair was one of the pleasantest in the. history of the Point. Landlord Herman Jacobs do lug everything in his power for the pleasure of the guests. Professor McMahon furnished music on the piano throughout the averting. and Charica Rose. the wellknown col- ored tcuor soloist. dclighicii with his numbers. the diners frequently ioiniua In the choruses amt adding to the mor- rlmcnt. The full shore dinner sorvcd was ono of the best efforts of tile cbcf and his assistants. and the service was excel- lcni. 'i‘hc mono follows: Little Neck Clams Clam Chowder I’Iiot Crackers Boiled Blue Fish Fried Eels Boiled Potatoes Steamed long Clams Tomato. Cucumber and Lettuce Salad Broiled Chicken on Toast (lrecn Corn Cold Boiled [lobster \‘l'atcrmolon Cigars Cigarettes IJIIIbonlIclmer l'ontet Cabot Haul Sauternu itupport‘u Ilrow ti‘remc dc Month 'I‘hcrc Worn no not speeches. but a warm welcome was extended by Frost dent Idiblrt w. Clark, and during the various «nurses bricf remarks were made by James It.iJonnor. Joseph Room or. Councilman Albert M. I‘ohlmitn. Corporation Connect John Keogh and othcrs. The event marked the close of the hotel dining room for the season. at- lhough the cafe will remain upon for the balance of the week. as well as a number of outside attractions. Tumor Iow nluht the American Iland will give its last dance of the season in the pa vilion. and on firms} and Saturdnt nlullis there will he dam-ca at the salon place. After next l-lunduy practio colly everything will be closed up. “W“> a...» - .— lKIIIIIIEII PIIIKEII III’ III IIIIIIIIKIIIIE Wall Street Paving Worker Not Seriously Injured in the Idixup Today This morning the I'onuoctlcul Cums pnuy hogan tearing up thclr tracks III Wall street where ibc now rulbt that have arrived are to be Installed this dilemma. There Is a force of ital- Iapa at Work on tho placc and things are prosrcsnlng rapidly. “(It‘nllitt‘ of the congestion at this place. there being but a small space where the vchirlcs nmy pass on oitbor Coffee aide, traveling la mode nccounarllr slow. Ono accident occurred this morning at the piano. which might have seriously Injured our of the tint iann bad the motor cycle that hit him boon moving factor. tip was crossing the narrow clear spacc with his llI'lIII full of brick. whim be noticed the inns for cycle. coming down the bill toward him. Ho was slightly "filauwi" and stood perfectly still to front of II with his legs sprout! apart. The tnachlnc could not be stopped In time. to prevent striking the mail. and the front wheel passed rluhi Ito tween tho man‘s legs. thus leaving him hloh and dry on the mud Ituitrd ovor ihc forward wheel. lie was given a short I'lflf‘, before he and the bricks tumbled to the pavement. Ho was out Inlurrd and was nblc to resume work In It short time. Mayor Imnmon M. flruniluno board of the accident and got right on the job looking for a policeman. ilc found Police Committee Chairman .lohn Mai loop and together with Chief Bradley they detailed Officer Charles F. Page to duty at the point. lie was there all morning directing traffic and regulat- ing the speed of the automobiles. One of the Connoothui t‘ompanys linemen at work in front of Lock wood'l Hall. this afternoon. on the top of a Ifieb telegraph pole. nearly fell I-Iis fest. equipped with spurs for eiimbi slipped from the pole and he draft the cmss- -nrm that In time. its hit them It brief moment. while thoaew 0 saw the mishap held their broltb. and then swung himself again tot he pole. IBig CelebratiuhI‘itlijI Be: field on Columbus Day, on I2III Tile various comm been of the Io—I cal ltnllun socleti'ee held a meeting last night and deal ed to hold the Columbus Day celeb atlon at ltoton Point, arrangements tidying been made to secure the graphite. and many at- tractions are promised i The affair will be oven bigger than last year. as e Iargr'filnmber of socie- tios have already p land to partIcI-' pate in the parade. If two bands of music. the.AmerIcnu‘I and Italian. of South Norwslk. Intv been engaged Other out-ottowo a slice and bands are oxilocted to participate There will be a parade. slotting at about it ociock. and at own all will go to. the point. where there ldrill be bandI concerts. athletic edema and other features. i ‘ It Is expected that the various stores. and residences In the town will be. decorated, and an effort will be madeI to have the day observed. as it Is In- tended to be. as s legnl holiday. —-Anios for hire Chas. Finnlgen. To I., day tltl-ll; night dill-6. a“... am...“ us. I up till iliIIIlliR IIIIIIIIIII Arraigned Before lattice Purity In Westporl and new Awaits Action of the Stand IIIry liltIIIlIii tutu , III iiii IIIIIIII Woman Says She IIIII flat Intend to Kill flies Fou'elpre ...~...-.«... .H- a. Arraiunul m ”at”. O- A.- i‘ur dy at Westport ymrday afternoon. on the charge of numb r. Mrs. Amelia Block. of Bridgeport. who is accused of killing Lyriu r‘oui-Iierc at the Greens Farm! sanitarlum of Dr. Mao I-‘arland inst wocll. waived exantinu lion and probable cause being found aim was hold for the superior criminal ((IIII'I to await the action of the stand .lury. No bonds were allowed and she was ordered committed to the Bridge port jail. The llcnrlrfi lasted only about five minutes as no ovidcnco was put in. the court accepting the state‘s as made out by Prosecutor flurry It. Sherwood. AIIOI‘III'I Edward ll. IIruIIIey was as- signed as mousel for the woman by the mart. Immediately after the court had adjourned Deputy Sheriff Kctuper started for Bridgeport with his prison or so that soon after lilo factory white tics had blown for the night she was safely behind the barn. Under Sloan Watch. i-lbo Is In a pillahlo stain and during potions when site Is rational alto pro tcsia alto did not mean to kill her vic- Ilm. aim has been (‘IOiiflIy watched «Vt-r slaco being confinI-II at the town farm. this precaution lit-Int; iIItI-eusary for four IIhI1 would commit suicide. The odiclals at tho. town farm are pleased to get rid of her. tihu was taken into custody yesterday afternoon by Dru puIy Sheriff Romper of Wontport. on I warant leatlod by Prosecutor Hhor- wood charging her with murder. It In regarded as extremely improtr able that she will ever be formally tried for murder an it In now expected a special commission will be appoint- oil to paint upon her mental condition and upon their report she will be or- dered commlltcd to the nitric insane asylum at Mlddlotown. the some all this Monitor. who shot Patrolman lliotn a low months alto. Positively tho last dance, Armin. can illtlui It Itolun. Wed night IIIII dance and benefit. ital. If. cents each. IIIttsIot emf lidhf run rurlte “Hillside." Ihu home of tho Ilium-III Mead School. has never inoitml no at- trattivo as now. when It stands ready to receive the pupils for the fall term. Ilodmina and hallo have been freshly pnprrnd. new iurniuhinsn have been added and there Is awry/whore no air of freshness and homellknnosn that is delightful. Outside in the ettaoitiilli grounds. all Is In equally soon order. The lawn shown no trace of the sum. titer drought: the Brant oaks and cheat- pills that stand before the bonito have been relieved of all thdlr dead brunettes by Tree Warden Gordon. and down near the tower and of the driven la a great string. which is sure to not the hearts of all the younger children The registration III optimally soon. the total number of Mrflf'l'l and day pupils already eaboedins forty this number III reroutingI bu Increased on m ursday ofthls ’l'lckcls .1. out? . n M and wIl'oda. Showers title." «turnout ll , Wednudaw orally fall-t . adntadayi meder KKIIEII IIIKIKI III IIEMIIIKIKIS Delegates of His Party Desire to Have Him as Head of the City of Norwalk IJIIIII’IEIE IIKKEI IS SEIEIIIEII‘» Platform Adopted for the Pur- pose of Attracting Voters The delegates of the different homo t‘l‘flflc districts of the City of Norwalk met last waning, and In a convention characterised throughout by the best party spirit and harmony nominated the wily iickdl for the coming election. [Just thirty minutes elapsed from the . tlmc the meeting was called to order to the timc the last named committee on platform retired to draft the policy of the party In the coming campaign. The meeting was called to order by Judge James T. Huhbeil. and he an- nounced the. first business as the selec‘ tion of a chairman. The name of (‘harlcs ll. Glover was presented and he was chosen. Edward F. Duffy was chosen secretaiy and read the call of the planting The roll was then read and showed that fifteen of the dele- gatca or their nltcrnnft‘s were present, E. ii. Mathews being absent and hav- Inn no representative present. The first nomination to order was for mayor of the city. James J. Keene (Continued On Fifth Page.) lliilllltll IIIIIIII It litii luminous South IIerwatk Trust Company to Take Possession of Deck- er Building Tannery I. IS" "shite ammmccment Is now made of the plane, of the South Norwalk Trust Company In connection with tie purchase of the adjoining building from i. ii. Decker. The Trust Com- pany Illill elaboralc chanson In view. which will make its home the largest banking quarters In town. and will make them most completely npilointed. It In promsml to make them thorough- ly modern in every respect, including both the Iron of banklnd furniture and the ntclhod of arrangement. The partition between the present banking quarters and tho [barker bulld~ lilif will be torn down, and the whole first floors of the. two buildings will bu Initial-II for the banking quarters. Stool construction will take the place of the walls. so as not to weaken the bllIItlIllil. The Icilers‘ quarters. IhP bookkccpers' quarters. the ladies' rocni and officeru‘ rooms will all be separate undcr the now arrangement. Today men from It big concern which Inukca a specialty of building banking IItIartI-ra arc in town taklntt mcasurclncnta for the [WW work. which will start about January int. '1. ii. liockcr has until that time, under the lt‘l‘fllti of tho purchase, to vacate. Mr. lleckor proposes to go out of luminous In this city and intrude to locate In New York state. which In his old home. lie expects to continue III the same line In some place In the southwestern part of the state, just where he has not yol fully made up his mind. Mm“... m PIIIIIIIKIIIIII I’IIIIIIIEKI III III IIISI‘IISSEII NorwaIkDyeter Dealers to Have Another fleeting Tomor- row flight idvi-ryihlntr points to a rousing moot.- Intt of the oyster Iloalorn tomorrow night to be held for the purpose of perfecting a permanent organisation and to hear the realm of the plan oom- mitton for purifying the waters of Matt inland Sound. so as to save the oyster business from being wiped out. by the growing tendency to pollute this magnificent expanse of water which is capable of growling and does grow the finest oysters in the world. The work of the dealers in the Nor» walk district has nt‘OlIilfid great Inter- net all along the connecilcut shore end their pioneer work to combating the pollution problem III receiving the admiration of all of the north shore oystermea. In fact there is little doubt now that remain: the local association i. the forerunner of concerted action among all of the (‘mnnoctinut oyster~ men. i’nrtluuler Interest Is being falt- an by the oyster-Inca of the Bridgeport lend New Haven districts in the work down this way. which has for Its obieet the practical elimination of the pellet-Mm In: It Is pointed out that such dam. age lists done by tho Imitation of t bound would not he constituent!“ a Immmw a gloomy amon— 'IIKIIIIII KIII’I KIIIII IIIIIIII IIIII IIIIII *‘ 'fdr. and Mrs... title DePierne , fibllged to lump as Vehicle Turned liver With the automobile of. Major Eben IIIII. Jr., coming down Newtcwn ave- nue at a fair rate of speed and the carriage of Otto DePlerne. the agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Com- pany. with an office In Wall street. comlnz down Westport avenue. the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Def’ierne, who were in the carriage. were endangered and a more serious accident was pro vented only by Mr. Hill turning his machine into the gutter. with the re. suit that his car was badly damaged ”KI coming In contact with a stone post. I e was driving along and noticed the wagon coming down the hill. those who saw the accident say. but thought that he could get past without striking them. The accident happened abdut 8 o'clock last evading, and mused some excitement around the place for a time. A number of people were at- tracted to the scene by the scream of Mrs. Del‘lorne when the carriage turn- ed over. It was the report about town :last evening that she had been ser- Iouely injured. but Dr. William J. Tra- Icay. who was called to the place and [who took litre DoPierne to her home. said that she was braised on the arm, shoulder and hip. but that further she was not badly injured. Mr. DePierne was uninjured. The automobile, when It attempted to pass the carriage. struck the shaft and the. horse. This caused the wagon to topple over. not violently. but gently and gradually. giving the occupants time to Jump. The horse was quite badly cut and the shaft was broken. Mrs. Dci’lerne is confined to her home from the. shock of the accident today. Mr. Hill. with whom Eric. liarstrom was riding. did not stop, but continued down to the center of town. Ilo then turned and went back to the place to see the extent of the damage. His ms— chlne was damaged so that he had to hold the tonneau on while driving it down to the garage this morning. Hie rear seat was entirely taken from the car and the tannin: board and mud guard also suffered (‘aptaln of Police Thomas Iiunt was notified of the accident and.he went to the scene to make an examination. our lint Iteun IETTIEEI new teen on seem The. fall and winter timetable of the New Haven will go Into effect October 2. according to announcement. made by Ithe New Haven road today. and one of the interesting reports in mtincction with the timetable change In that the much predicted four-and one—half hour service between New York and lloston will be established on that date. There will also be a number of new winter trains operated on the New Ilaven. with through serv- Ice over divisions of the Boston I Maine system. The New York to Boston flyers have for years been running on a schedule of five hours. it was planned on va- rious occasions since President Molten took his present Job to cut this run. ning time. but it was found that so much work requiring slowdowns and near-stops was in progress that any- thing less than fivehour trains could not e operated. All his improvements have been completed to a large extent now and it to railroad gossip that the company will try out a train to cut the time between New York and the Hub by half an hour. ~CARD OF THANKS. who were so kind to us during the ill- ness and after the death of our bo- Iovcd husband and father. and for the many expressions of sympathy from our friends. MR8. JOHN H. liAUERl-ICHMIDT AND FAMILY. Classified adwrtinmanta on title tux; 28 wold. or Ian. lb center 3 times. sch additional word. I cant I- Insertion. . .W. w. .. .. TO LET To LITwllAMILTON AVIIL. TWO 2- famlly booms. dmann Il‘lll‘lltli‘lllti. all Im- Iroremontu; good common: one block emu IIIIIl‘lmd station; rout reasonable loot-pit It. Taylor. Ilia If ro LIT h‘lilll'r- Ilium HOIISE. lli'Ii'f' ruflttml: hot and cold water. now ratio bath. non furnace and electric ligha Alma". A. tut-hermito it Hon. M Wasn‘t“; it . TO LIT "UNI-IE. I'IIX “00MB. Ides! Ava: improvements. Inquire I". H. ftouan. .il It‘lmwood Avc all lit aGiINaee woman's” Afiuaroaa're. HARD. NW ‘I‘OL r titht'I-lNIItN nv clumsil- on npnriuw nta. tbioe or four rooms. with bath. but water and heat supplied to the ‘I'li tenants. f'imscnaion at once. It I 9 Want AVE. Norwalk. We’ll If TO LITw-I‘IMATIANT F‘IIRNIQ fill) Era nIIIlmE‘FgII‘nmIROOMtB' u I p l. Oil I; aim“ Florence MIE’y any. In“ 1“ ”410“ family. none. Improvements. pol . hi. it . Soul lain It.“ ”I on premises m3: ynzafiowtgzlm We wish to thank the many friends we k — ington St h out undo-date stylus. mom. mutlhcrn expiratirc. three wt own centrally iooated: very desirable r behold teacher I' so oft)- tnlephonc tum. Ito: water heat. Add dress 0.. vagrant; ' 10me . IIEIIJIIIIEI ‘* W KEWIIIIIIIIE lune Bride Tired—gt Frequent Misunderstandlnge Whittier . Husband In South Iierwelk ‘ IIKIIIE KIIII KIIKI IIKIIE KEIEII KKK“ Called on Friends to North Haiti“ Street and Bid Them Seed Bye A spat. between Morris Vogel, who; maps a delicatessen shop in North Main street and his wife. seemstb' Ieve furnished more conversation hr: the circles In which they travel the _ the general run of little marital trout bieu. This. it Is claimed, II dill ti.) the martyrly air of Voxel. who now thrown out his chest and excitedly claims he does not know where his wife has gone. A man who has visited the V036] at their home in North Main street. ridicules Vogel’ s claim that hi does not know where his wife has gone. He says that If Vogel does not. * know where his wife is, everybody around the neighborhood knows that. ~~ she Is back at her home in New 80-; 1 .» (Continued on Fourth Pale.) Classified advertisement. on this pin. rind. II cont“ 8 tint... U" no additional word. I not per lumen, WANTED. wAN'rso—-A WOMAN FOR GEN- ., : ' emf housework In a small family. A [0013 tome and wages. Apply at 27y Camrm Bt. WANTED ~— BOARDERS. AT "'1: . Johnsoniaa.” 2 High St. Comfortable“; * oommodatlon for those seeking blowout wins and excellent table board. Rea Id surroundings. .me... "3w WAN‘YID—mk GIRL housework. Ami South Norwai WANTID - TWO D THO R00“. :lrls. Mansion House. . F Tallow. If“! WAN ow Y. A LY Powell Corp. ' -. WANleuFOR THE Wilt"I orcfmionai man and wife. two rooms. with convanlencol: not troll: located llfllf‘ near trot ey. W . can Semi incl FOR SALE on TO Larflnousirs ‘ . for sale or to let. Ingutre Raymond arw _. texy t‘..o Elm Grove In “if. want'raowmm «amnion wouho' into three unfurnished rooms for It . bonitokeo in a small family. million rIII'éK. 66 Franklin Ave. 3135:; a WHO waters 1-0 at. center Will clean windows. stores. houses; oiloeo. floors and all kinds of property. Goat-an- toed. Contracts made by the week. month or year for a vet; little my Please call as North Main t.. South 33r- walk. Telephone Call 920. in WANTln~—TO EUY. ALL KINDS live cattle and poultry; has prices _ : a be too for good fat calves. . Friad $°if“‘i§i‘%‘_" Turnpike. South N WANTIDM EVERYBODY TOURIST: Mohegan Spring Water. ‘ Window Delivered at your dloor. eiapbonouif Five-nuns bottle.l FOR SALE. FOR BALInTWO COO ENVEB. IN- I-ui'w tilmlutl'rt. 245 But we. East. 1:?“ . I won SALI-ONIi USED STEINWAY . plane. to perfect condition. at a dilution of ma ”SDI.” at once. Steinem?” 1 South Main HOMI OI INVIBTMINTmW CASH halahco mortgage. will buy two-fungi tcnmmm house. ocntrally located tilxllt’. Rania for dildo. forgot to ’i‘d‘lzuh’n If ,_ FOR IAL! TWENTY le At‘ RICE”. O! _ tint- oyster lrttulldl. Tunnel reasons); Address T’. . 1on 67. Rowayton. GTE; ' Fol’ SAle-IIOUBIII. i one: list... eight tar-go rooms. all Improvements. Iy peml and painted laml ' new feature inquire Elm rot-o store. II Haul-MAI“ III III. WM bread fresh every moron . lire \ Monday. Wodnoaday. . Tomi ay. Thurada. batman. la . (tunnel. H North It fit. . “3. 1 l BUSINESS NOTICES MITISIAN TIRII flit: N VII) mus“ gilt! Illa: Awnl‘l?’ (Egan‘s “Dilfmfim “I fl 0 a No Walk so: moan F. MAI-LOCK. I liner. Hats trimmed and“. fit If desired. Hours from i m. to I: ‘ ll Chestnut rib. tiout Kiel-walk I"?! OON‘T'IIAOTI “SOIWJIIOTT mte neutron“ and oott- I tore or‘l’t‘manshlp It gs nut—ow W mntr III..- iI In tho Ti- llman fun! ‘ m‘glvtm ‘I'O LIT-«FROM ”DPT. II. 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