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0H iHE SEHRHR RA till
The Republican State Convention in Hartford Was in a Turmoil
for Eight Hours litter the Governorship Nomination—Second
Ballot Completed at 5 O’clock, Stood 318 for Goodwin to
259 for Latte—Charges of Ballot Box Stuffing and Disputes
Over Chairman E. i. Hill’s Rulings
JlillHE JRHH H. liRHi Hiiiiiililiii ERR AililRHEb
~ REHERAL REHEliiRR 366 iiiiER iii HARRY RARK’S 94
Dennis A. Biakeslee, oi
New Haven, Selected for Lieutenant Gov-
ernor, Matthew Ii. Rogers for Secretary of State, Costello
Lippitt for Treasurer and T. D. Bradstreet for Controller
STATE TICKET
GOVERNOR
Chart” A. Goodwin of Hartford
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Dennis A. Biskeslee of New Haven
SECRETARY OF STATE
Matthew H. Rogers of Bridgeport
STATE TREASURER
Costello Lippltt of Norwich
STATE CONTROLLER
Thomas D. Bradstreet of Thomsston
ATTORNEY GENERAL
John H. Light of Norwaik
REPRESENTATlVE-AT-LARGE
John Q. Tilson of New Haven
HARTFORD, Sept. lh.-—~ln the midst
of the most hitter light witnessed in a
pitiful itii
liliiiljllliliiiis
Will Give Federal Support Alike
is “Proprmss'lsnii
“Regulars"
~BEVERLY. . ‘ét"-Idi'ii.‘ Kai—"No
difference between socalled ."prosrcs-
elves" and "regulars" will be recog-
nized by Pieeeident ’l‘afl: hereafter,
but all party leaders will be trouted
alike as Republicans in the matter of
federal support. The president's views
to this effect are given in a letter
from Secretary Norton to a Republi-
can leader of town, whose name is not
disclosed.
in the letter Secretary Norton states
that while important Republican lents~
lotion pending in Congress was op-
posed by certain Republican leaders.
the president felt. that his ditty requir-
ed him to withhold federal patronage
from senators and representatives
who seemed to occupy’a position hos
tile to efforts to fulfill the pledges of
the party platform.
'l‘bnt attitude on the part of the
president ended. however, with the
recent primary clef-lions and nomina-
ting conventions in which the peepie
have declared thcmaolvcs. and the
pl‘ol-iidctll now looks upon “proges-
sives" and "regulars" alike as Repub-
licans. and as such entitled to his sup-
port, and the support. of the party, and
the full elections, Secretary Norton‘s
leter says, most settle the question
whether the differences of the last
session of Congress shall be perpetu-
cited or forgotten.
M..- . .....W
L0il|8 BOSENFIELD
DIES BililllElilf
The friends and relatives of Louis
lloaenfcid. who conducted a pawn
brokerage business on the Washington
street bridge are greatly shocked over
his sudden death. which occurred last
evening at his boom, 77 Cedar street.
Mr. Rosehfeld. who was 38 or 40
years of age, was stricken by apoplexy.
He had been to his place of business
during the day. was in a happy frame
of mind suit had participated in a
hearty supper. After the men] he Wont
out into the. yard of his home and
while there was attacked. o.lsopb Ros-
cnfeltl. a son. was on the porch and
board the tether cough two or three
times. its assisted theistbcr into the
house and Samuel Roodner. who is a
neighbor, was called in. fair. Roodner
sent it liiirry call to Dr. F. l. Burnoll.
who who at the house in a very few
minutes. but too late to save the dylns
men who became unconscious several
minutes hetero be actually died. He
was ill only about fifteen minutes. On
account of the euddenness of Mr. Ron
enfeid’e demise. the medical examiner,
Dr. B. if. iliintlnirton, wse called. The
latter rendered an official finding that
‘the one was one of apopleoty.
A widow and two sons. Joseph and
fits Rosenl‘eld. survive the. deceased.
Funeral services were‘beld this after;
noon. with interment in the Hebrew
Cemetery in West Norwaik.
dis-u
“How did our new play sol"
“Utter fat are."
"What was the trouble?"
."Wlir. I made it Just sit risky se 1
“rod and the critics merely called it
pleuispi"-Clerolshd Plain Desist.
Connecticut Republican state court-u-
lion in many years. marked at times
by a betllitm of disorder. with charges
of ballot box stuffing. and personal at-
tacks iii which fists canto into play.
Charles A. Goodwin. of this city. was
nominated for governor late yesterday
afternoon. on the second ballot. tho
first ballot having been successfully
preteeted. by :liii votes to 259 for lily-
erett J. Lake.
During the hours of turmoil and roti-
fusion Congressman id. J. lilll. the
chairman. had difficulty iii restraining
the delcaaiea (‘oL letter. M. illlumu.
oi New Haven. was one of those who
most strenuously opposed the rulings
(Continued on Sixth Panel
iiiiE. HAHAliERl
HRHIRR iii ARERIHA
Will Try to Strigliteil Out Dilli-
cultles With Her Husband,
Boll Cheater
NEW YORK. Sept. thy-Mme. Lina
Usvaiierl. bride ,E of liobort Winthrop
tilinnicr, it was stated on apparently
good authority here today. is coiniiiiz
to this country to attempt the straight-
ening out of reports of their martini
differences. said to be due to mlsiiiiilcr»
standings over the marriage fif‘ilie-
iiicftt.
Mme. Unvallcri‘a coining is nwiiiicii
with interest. as Mr. t‘ltanlcr has
made no definite stuloiiictita concern
fur, the status of the couple's affairs.
concerning which stub widely diver-
gent reports have been corculatodf
According to Minn. Cavaliori‘s friends,
she will not hesitate to speak out.
liotli hitvc tienicd that there Were any
differences of a serious nature, and
Mr. Chandler's counsel recently dc—
clarcd flint it was only a thriller of fin
and!“ adjustment which was \vorry-
ing them both.
Milit'. t‘avalleri'a health. it was said.
would he. the only her to her upoody ap-
pearance on this side of the water. it
was hoped that by week after next.
howovcr. she would have so for rc-
covcred from thc efforts of her l'occiii
operation for appendicitis an to be able
to make the trip.
A
~BENEFIT DANCE.
ltoion Point orchcalrit. tomorrow
night. ’i’ickete 25o. llaiirlug tintil
liziO. Orchestra of 12 liltit‘tfli.
continuation
ilPEli cinema
The villuize center in llurioii la a
any spot for the rest of this Week.
Last night Eagle Hook and Ladder and
blame Company. of llarlon. opened
its big four nights' carnival. which in
being held at the NilXOfi lot. in Main
street, where the ilarleu baseball team
holde forth.
The carnival is a big event and will
undoubtedly attract. hundreds of Vill-
ltorii during the week. it has many
features. such lift dancing. ii merryao-
round. music and many other». The
whole carnival scene ls brilliantly
lighted each night with electric liable.
'f‘ouipbt will be a particularly “big;
night," for at. that time a tironioii‘a
parade will be held and a large num-
ber of visitors are expected.
The Booth Norwaik Fire Police will
go down in style. for they will be
headed by the Garibaldi hand. There
will also be delegations from Old Woll
Hook and Ladder Cdmpsuy. Putnam
Hose Company. and other tlrn com-
panies of the town. including those of
mutmorwsik.
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WILL VOTE ON LICENSE.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. lbw-Tho time
in which towns could give notice of a
ballot on the license question at the
October town elections. expired Mon-
day. The notices were filed with the
secretary of state. About sixty towns
will rule upon the question.
it. run lulu
umum
Also Stated That Cook Is Ac-
companying iobn ll. Brati-
iey on the Trip
COPENHAGEN. Sept. l,A.--'i‘he i)att~
ish government steamer liens i‘luedo
arrived here today with ibc. news that.
John R. liradley. the financial backer
of Dr. Frederick A. Cook‘s North Polar
expedition, was on his way to Wish to
secure the muob-talked-of records and
instruments which Cook has said that
be left at, the Eskimo settlement on
the nortbwoat coast of Greenland. The
captain of the steamer thinks that
Cook is with Bradley, but gives no
particular reason for this belief.
The Hans bisects. which in the vea-
sci upon which the explorer traveled
to civilization after his exploit in the
Arctic ll. year ago. fell in with a yacht
at (iodhaven. a Danish settlement on
the south coast of Disco island. (ii‘eeu-
lartd. and in the course of exchanges
between the toasters learned that
ilrtidloy was aboard the other craft.
The polar htint promoter admitted
his identity and explained that lie was
bound for Wish to recover whatever
had been left tbcrc by ilr. Cook. He
refused. however. to either deny or
confirm the report that. he was accom-
panied by the explorer.
The government vessel also brings
the information that two missionaries
who are working among the Eskimos
who nccoinpnuimi Cook on his expedi-
tion, ray that those Eskimos insist
that the doctor reached the North Pole
as he claims, prior to its discovery by
(‘ommaudcr Peary.
For some than after general infur-
eel in his whereabouts bud flickered
out, iir. (‘ook was supposed to be in
South America it is definitely known
that be icfl Santiago do f‘hlie on
March 1. last. for Human Ayrcs. Sub-
M‘illit‘niiy be. has been reported in var‘
tons pinroa throughout the globe.
Mr llrudlcy has not before made
known any plans he may have had in
the inlcrosta of Cook. thouxb if was
riitiiorotl inst sulumcr that ho was pro-
pailnu to try his band at hunting in
Alaska.
—TWENTVvFiVE CENTS SAVED.
You can not it $2.1ii'derhy for $2.15.
or it $2.90 derby for 3.65. by present-
ing this adv. to il‘ilricit. tho iiaitor.
This offer good until October 1.
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liiiiiu lliili ill ,
-* itiiiiiiiiiiu iilllilliiiliil
Would Have Endangered Lives of
Many Girls in Proctor Ac-
ademy, at Andover
Wr-I—csw
ANIIOVER. N. H. Scpi. li’i.~—An at
tempt to burn the girls' dormitory at
Proctor Academy hero, last night. was
frustrated after a blaze hail boon alar-
tod nod litre. Eugene Saw-tor, the ma-
iron of the dormitory, is ill danger of
death today from a blow delivered by
tho incendiary. in making his escape.
Mrs. Sawyer. entering the basement
suddenly at about 8 o‘clock. discovered
a stranxe man in the act of applying
a match to a pile of wood. She tit‘i‘t‘tllli-
ed and the intruder. with a stick of
wood. knocked her unconscious. l‘iis-
scroby who hnd board the outcry ran
to the basement and found the blaze.
which they pttt out with water. The
man had escaped. Mrs. Sawyer was
soon under the care of a physician.
The doctor said today that her condi-
lloii was grave. The ili‘flillllli)‘ iiiitbor-
itlca can find no motive for the or
tempt to set fire to the tloriiilfory. The
building accommodates about fifteen
students.
A wide lit‘lll‘t‘il for tho firebox is be
iliu made by the police of" this auction
of the stale today, but liicy have only
.1 nieaitri- description of him.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
W. ill. Daniels and Jacob ii. ltny<
mood to Edwin L. 'l‘tittie and wife.
building lot on the ifockinud flood.
War.
Anna C. iianka in James ii). liubbcll
four loin lti Foster Park. War.
Amm lt‘. illukc to illicit ll. Si. .lolilt.
lot on file Now i‘nnoan road. Wnr.
.liinc Flynn in James ii. and lived it.
Flynn. homer and lot in liavlluntl
direct. War.
Josephine (iron to chluy ii. and
Royal A. Wood. lot and buildings on
(iiiillipp alrcot. War.
liiilu l’. llrowtt to William A. Small-
born. two iotii at Harbor View Ni‘ilf'il.
Will‘.
.iacob ii. Raymond to Mark ltoih and
Wife. two building loll! ill itiubliinil
avcnuo. War.
HOGPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. it). iierrignn. of [liver lil'f‘f‘i.
was operated upon at the Norwaik iioe-
pitiii this morning for niiponillottis by
Dr. .iean llumortier. assisted by first.
if. C. Sharer and Walter Hitchcock.
iii. B. Bogart. of East Norwulk. was
operated upon this mornlnir by Dr.
Ward Gregory. assisted by Drs. James
(liregory and '1‘. H. White, of New York
c. f y.
lowronce Haley. of Main street.
who recently underwent an operation
at the Norwnik Hilflllliili. havint find
his tonsils removed, is recovering
nicely. He has been disehsrsofl from
line ite'spitsl and is able to be about.
eons. THURSDAY. sameness. to. into.
Unexpectedly Received the Mom-
ination for Attorney Can-
erel of Connecticut
iiillillllili litiiill
ii llilll illitillilli
May Assume titties at Once as
M. ii. Holcomb’s Successor
l-iAlt'l‘lt‘ilRil, taunt. li..~-~»Gorernor
Weeks today issued a. commission ap-
pointing Judge John ii. Liliiti. of Nor-
wsik. attorney-generalito nerve out the
unexpired term of Adrian Marcus ll.
Holcomb. of Sotiililnttton. who retired
to take his seat on the Supcrior t‘ourt
beach on t-ioptottiber ii.
Residents of The Nortvalka were
both surprised and gratified at the an-
ltoutlocmont today that Judge John ii,
Light bud rot‘clvotl the nomination of
nllflrlloyfzt‘lliff‘ill of the plate oi t‘otr
uccticut ut the Republican convention
ill iiarti‘ord. yestcrdny. ’l‘hc honor
came to him unsolicited anti without
any effort on his purl. and was all the
more gratifying to him. an it abovved
the high regard held for him by a
great majority of the delegates.
JOHN ii. liltiil'i‘.
Nointnoo of the Republican Convention
for Altoriicy-iieuorsl Appointed
by tiovornor Weeks to Fill lin-
cxpircil Term of M. ii.
lloicotnb
(Continued on Second Page.)
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» Autos for him (‘hae
'l‘cl.. day, livid; nlitlil. dill-3.
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it NilRWl KS
bullion
lilies Bessie Alice Nickerson
Married to Horace M. ii.
Slumsn. ciSo. llcrwiillt
illii will. hunt
was it. .i. tutti
lilies Edith Williams Wife of
Clarence l. Erickson
ii‘luulitan
Tito homo of Mr. and Mrs. (loot-ac K.
Nickoraon. of 2d lluiilcn around, was
the scoop of a charming wedding last
owning. when their dillutiifcr. Miss
Hosaic Miro Ntolternon. and iiornco M.
N. titaniun were united to marriage.
Only me members of tho iiiiiiiodisto
family were prurient. and the many
friends of the coulrerimlz parties ro-
i'civod it pleasant surprise today when
the move of tho nuptials became
known.
liov., lirsnk David ’i‘orrcy, pastor of
the Norwuik Methodist Episcopal
Church. or which the Niekcruou family
arc moinboiii. at the appointed hour, 7
o‘clock, performed the narrower. 'l‘he
nodding march was rendered by Miss
Myrtle ii'iitney, of Berkeley atroct.
The bride was beautifully attired in
s blue satin foularil drone with heart
brtid trimming and stiller not. alto
carried a luauitilicellt bouquet of white
roses. Mr. and Mrs. Shaman are well
know in The Norwnlke and their
many friends wish them out-rose in
their wedded lilo. Mrs. {human has
been if sicnosropber in tho Holmes.
Router and. Eeileck Oomnnur for the
past eight years, and for thin reason
alone has gained many friends. Mr.
((30911an on orbitih Pound >
liiiiitviiliiii u.
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STARE RE-ill’EiiIliH
Creel improvements Made in the
Five and Ten Cent House in
Washington Street
F. W. Woolworth & Company. pro
llrietors of the well-known five and ten
cont stores throughout the Uiiiiet
Slates, announce the grand re-Oponin
of their place of business in Washing
ton street, this week. The opening to
ccptton and inspection has been or
ratigcd for tomorrow afternoon. com
mooring at 2 o‘clock, and it is planner
to give the people of The. Norwalks and
surrounding towns a fine opportunity
to inspect the store and its contents
No goods will be sold on Friday. or
raogemonts having been made for con-
certs both afternoon and evening, but
on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock the
store will be open for business. and it
in expected that all previous records
will be broken in the sale of five and
ten cent goods in this town. There wil
be a force of forty sales ladies to wet
on the customers. so that all will bi
promptly served. and there will be or
delays.
The South Norwalk store is only one
of the chain of 275 conducted by the
Woolworihs in this country, and re-
ocnlly five of the stores have boon op
cited in England. it would be impos
albie to find anywhere in greater array
of useful and ornamental articles at
the lowest possible price the heart be
secured here.
The acquisition of the store formerly
occupied by icrmnin 6‘: Company gives
the Woolworths a nrcnicr floor and
basement space than be found in any
business house in this vicinity. The
store has been equipped with an entire
new front, new display windows, with
immense mirrors, new calling, a great
number of Tungsten electric lights.
which furnish it brilliant illumination
and limb lilt,‘ cxiorior and interior of
the building has been repainted and
decorated. A powerful iunxnetite art
lamp will he. placed outside the store
All the work has been done by loca'
contractors. Arthur Waldron being in
charge. and is excellent in every res
pert. The local manager to Harold P
Smith. who has taken it deep interest
in the expansion of the business of the
Woolworth Company here. and has re
ceived many compliments on the fllli‘
appearance of tho niore and stock. An
innovation will be the lunch room foi
the employees. which is being built in
the basement.
The half page advertisement in The
Sentinel today should be read for fur-
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Not Particularly Ornamental and
is Visible From Trains
at Seupaiucit
\Vi'lS'l‘i’iliiT. Sept. RH." The old bulk
that it wan prouiiacd months ago was
to be destroyed and its debris removed
from the river. yet llcs off Saugatuck
bridge loan picturesque. li‘ nnyfhini:
iiild quite as uncanny and formidable,
it would seem as though the spirit
that. permits the thing to lie and rot.
is one that would occasion some pione-
uro in ii habitation in a cemetery.
“'(‘l‘t‘ it not that lboso having con~
vim-t ovor town affairs do not see the
alulll. but si-ldom. and so may be less
affected than some residing where if
is not possible to avert attention.
attractive as it may be for a water or
aborc ornalnont to dilflloni‘l‘l‘i. but in
this old writ-ck therc are asmciationu
that. might loud to u surmise that its
usefulness ovcr. at least. it might be
pulled to plot-re and removed and
not have it, about like. where tourists
on all trains, the public that come
born and the momenta. got more ob»
arrvstlou. its site is far more lmpoe
lug than even that of the Minute Mon
ntiiluc. which is worth White and i‘m‘
bloinallc of something bialorlc. Bo‘a
filo schooner. in fact. but even that
fact should preclude neglectinis its re
mains or ill properly disposing of
Hindi.
KETOHEL READY TO FIGHT JOHN-
BON.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo., Bopl. "in-r
titaniey Kotclicl. middleweight cham-
iilou of the world. said here last hittbt
that be Woliifl prepare to fight Jack
Johnson for the heavyweight obnm‘
plonnittp. "i out through with lighting
in the middleweight. visits.“ said Ketch-
el. "but i am working for Johnson. 1
don‘t want money if i tone. but will
give it to charity. I am in the name
no longer for the money. t am doing
on a reach to gain weight to meet
Johnson."
Kolchel said he would buy a ranch
in Missouri.
BIOMTAIY OF UTATI
COMMITTIE.
HARTFORD. Sept. ih.~«(ioorito E.
lilnmsn. of Wiillmnntlc. liltil been re
appointed secretary of the Republi-
can state central committee by Obstr-
msn Kenesiy. Mr. illnmen was en:-
ioiis to give up the secretsrtsi duties
live your em. but owing to the pros‘
idealist campaign being on. be con-
eentod to remain. The present so
pointnient iii against his wishes. but
for the present he will serve as secre-
tory. and it may be necessary for, him
OINTRAL
om.
te continue until after the tail else-
iouau. ail tut xiv-entrain. l“ .
'”Rt‘.:amo «grammars an
, Apply
There is nothing in an old hulk, till- w
at the Letterie Laboratories
caught in the waters in this vicinity
icing condemned as not. up to the stun~
at the Mahackcmo Hotel.
The oystermeu are getting right
down to businessL as is evidenced by
Clsutflod advertisements on this as s.
29 words or lose. 26 cents; 3 times. 3
each sdoltionsi word. 1 cent Jar insertion.
lliliilillu
illllll ii iii
Being Condemned Under the Pure chod Laws flow Bellin'
Enforced by tbe-Sovernment—Jests in Be Marisol Oysters
SEWER RiSiEii iii liliiiiiiiPAilliER. Riliiliil RHHRS.
iiRlHRi Rfiiih. Elli. All Hi RRRRiiiER
Believed That the Problem Can Be Successfully Handled Along?
the Connecticut Shore, and the Thousands of Dollars lnve
ed llere Will Not Be Lost to the Oyster Growers ’
[l
lard required by the. government pure‘
food laws and therefore not eligible for {tacked by the NOW?“ association. in»
interstate commerce. were unfolded at ' eluding all kinds 0‘ ““139 from the _,
the meeting of the oyster growers oft regular systems maintained by the now
the Norwelk district. held last nighiiuk‘il‘fiimfln dumps. factory "“9“”
Elaborate and comprehensive plane‘ the fact that three meetings have been} .
[hill will bring "3511113 in the cammign held in 3 Weak "1 connection With “I.
to remove the likelihood of the animal
urificatiooi of the adjacent waters of
the Sound, from which the oysters gain
i their livelihood.
Every form of pollution will be ob
etc. and this oystermen are going into
M
(Coniiinued on third page)
Classified bani-unmat- on this
25 words or! less. as cents; 8 since. 3
each sddltloiilsl word. 1 cent per louflion.
J
TO LET
TO LET JI‘O LADY.
.ooiii. luitli. heat. ctc. Address A.
‘fll‘l‘ fivlliillf‘i. ‘ «lb 3i
TO LETFH‘E-ltnth lifiilts‘l'}. ONE
me around. sonic troll. rrnt Iii. Rich-
tr-ln Ava, “'mit Not-Milk. and two nicely
utlllfllll'ii rooms. also burn. inquire ii
.'ny|tir Ann. livitt‘ Won't tu‘t. 5113i
TO LET SEVEN-R00” PLAT. Shit?-
-~ml floor. No. ti \thI am. all improve-
.nruu. John F‘. McMahon. alfi lit
70 LETw—lll-XIIRAHLE EIGHT—ROOM
in Sign
. - l , dew t.
Id. M. Tulletl. 146 Booth fluln St.
silt at
ROOMS.
in titre
(‘llnitifm‘k, :08 Mai-t Ave. East .‘or~
walk. . albilt
FURNISHED
H. (3..
T0 Lena-utter spoon. r.
inpmvonwnie; burn and garden.
(a
TO LIT HOI'SWS, FLATS. BARNS
hulls. litantifacfurlcn. 'f‘liird floor. Chapel
“t.. 3b; lunwo. Iii: \"iitf‘r 81.. fl; \Vtttih-
ii"; Witter 8L. Oil: Taylor
.-\vo.. 813. Taylor Arm. Ill; Wmailitiry
\vc.. Silo: liaiik litiiiding barn-meant. 7;
Mylar Aria. iiiirn. 83; two floors Willi
twirl-r. store and residence at Snowmen;
uilil. linyinoiiil lime. Hit-t
TO LIT, HAMRL'I‘UN AVE” ’i‘Wii 2-
i‘aniiiy litum'fl. fi-ruom apiirlmt‘nlii, nil lm~
urovonlciitr: good condition: one block
from railroad station; rout rcamnabic.
lilacpli R. 'l‘tiyloi‘. sitl tf
minim FL.
TO LET. rtiilil1‘~lttit iM Hill'Sl-Z. JUST
resulted; but and cold water. new range.
bath. new furnace and electric lights.
Apply A. Dil‘ki'l‘lliilll to Son. 84 Wouldn'-
tou tit. sill .t
TO LETv‘Hill'riE. SIX ROOMS 270
East Ave: improvements. inquire i“. if.
Rowan. L'i Elinwood Avc. aiitzii
“m. a...
BUSINESS WOMEN'S APARTMENTS.
ORCHARD 3'11. NORWALK
T0 LETMi‘HNVlleiCNTlJ il‘liilNlriib
o-il nmriml‘lilfl. tbrw- or four rmnts. with
built. lint watt-r and ilf'tli supplied to the
lciiiultii. I’lmflt'flflillli at once. Apply 5.!
out Arm. Norwuik. e13 if
TO LIT-«COTTAGE stx ROOMS.
Meadow tit; also two fiat»; inodoru im-
rm'etncnla. ii‘iilllll‘t‘ it. .limclovuky. 'Ji
‘iriii Sb. billet Norwnlk. Jill) if
TO LITMREAR ROOM 0N FIRST
itoiir “Wit”! iii- tfiii-lwtt building. suitable
for light muuufncfurtuu or office; light on
three rides. :iimilli heated and elevator.
ii‘ur further particulara inquire at onion
if the Old Well (‘ilfili‘ .o. 1y!!! if
WM! Will 93".. New York. til
LOCT-«Rleflii JULY 6. A YELLOW.
lidnbrown Kenton collie: has white brunet
and foot. titiifahio moron-d for return to
hire. til. .lobn lanoliwood. lilii East Ave.
, still
Silt
LOSTWHANK HOOK llilil 0N Nf‘lfb
walk Hevln’gn “minty. Payment has been
stopped. lmier idem return tiiflbhnlt.
ii
LOIT~AN OVERCOA Ann P u
one containing cloth Ten Poet '
new. "i’m'm ‘
lit. heath m
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tirtltty.
WANTIDr—AT ONCE. TWENTY-FIVE
saicnladlce for Friday afternoon and Sat-
Experience utineceefiw. I". W.
Woolworth ii. Co.
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phln.
house and inland owner; 9
pmvemunu.
utt-s from trolley and sin
evenings. 53 Winfield 8L. Elli Norwug.
wanna.~— hows. "BAT'A‘NNO'a
for the Rightt‘fldhe life story of Th om -
lion-revolt. Jkuthentle. Up-to—date. mt. ‘ 4:
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not”; 00.. 28! oil t.. ‘" ‘
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wanrsmman two wins To an i
Wwwaimi
la tn' rd. .
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815 }
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«nan.
Itownyton.
WANTIDd—WASHING TO A
double house near hlte 811?.
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WANTEDahPOSlTlUN TO GENEB~
l housework by experienced ti rim
rl. Annie ltnart. 61% Ely Ave. nth
orwalk. ‘r all it
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the businesses
Atitlrciut Huafneau Milli.
South Norwulk.
WANTED BOY
iumhlnu trade.
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Alan boy for n
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or. Ap~
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ply ilrown at (‘.o.. in b‘outh Main 8!.
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WANTIDehF’lYRNISlIED ROOM NEAR
section of south Not-walk.
care Sentinel.
:15 3t
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icy. Address. W.. euro sentinel.
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WANTlO-«FF‘OR THE WINTER. BY
riifsiieionai men and wife. into unfur-
iahcd eieepi it rooms. with nonvenienoeo:
lilfii be critinslly located and near 1150:;
s
mun-nomadic . McGovern. ll
out. Is'r‘ Tl wmrso-wwa HAVE
titti‘sli buyers or pomtry. truck. stock and
i a ry
country homiia. shore fronts. bungalows.
more it
. crinffii‘lh
ferrite. summer boarding troupes.
etc. No charge for limit-rt. Rob-
Ge es Ave... moldy . Y. or
ortli lialn
lit It!
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vaiiooihon at i o i sit . . y
letter to it. Hi unneilr. film‘smm. Iii fl
WANTIDM Yotthitl MAN A8 TRIM!!-
rcr for the lion fart-rim. st Hgyt's Thea-
Ifuiit ll reliable. Boo mulnd.‘
pi ltlon and chance of so-
furnlabcd rt
WANTIDMBY cotii'mii. i'hchsAN'r .
dirt. all improvements: refin-
<-«--- > .- M“ ed nctgliborhixid. Address .i. care Sen-
FOR SALE iimi. ‘ ' m it
ran nu notion. a: museum». wmflowffl WOMAN '03 GEN‘
or, with all luau-momma. Mn int; up» who ltiiiiiiowori in a Hill!“ Mini! . A prom
.i lioruo. “mm wimp, human, mt. lliilll‘ll‘ Mill Weill-foil. Apply M I Clmil Qi-
i‘orin Ht’liii‘. and home furniture. inquire I “St
fill Iirt‘fllllii‘fi- nib 3t 1
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FOR IALI-erl‘IW (filT’l‘AiiW. LARGE .lohtlaotliistt." if. Hi"! tilt). gmfgglbizgg
burn. iwo item land. all ltluilii fruit. ooiiinuxlufion for those kin; pleasant
“Will“. also turnout hound lot iilfi by 17'? room» and i-iieelleni tabla rd. n e
tum. w. (3. amioi. ii hriduc lib. icu t ed .urmomiiim. “side
Norwaik. it" ill
.. -~«~-- .-—-- wort IAL It 1‘ ..
FOR ”his -.l\ll"ltl(i:£il'rf.‘i l'lAIN’i‘)‘ lit for solo or tn‘ylee In tfire Rmndg
Rimi ‘i‘l‘llt on. air 0 int c lll ~ . J .. .
or. 1‘. 0. Box Milli. To. 8364. tilt!“ new (0 Elm ("0V0 ‘ m1.“
HOMI-MADI snub. worm-r “3:2,;“3’4?“Igm’llhoelsur’mm'o
breed fresh every mnrltiii . Rye bread. “a," and all ind! of ’ .Ow n.
johnny. Wednesday. it'ri ay. firstborn. (Md Gout ta modem” ' w...“
|§a°"d“X-, ,él‘liuroii‘uy. g‘iuqu'." ""5 monili or y r for I. if I on":
W- 3 "Hit it n t‘ - 'W i- r 1'“ Please coil as North New Hohhot? Nor-
. . a .. “em- N walk. 'l‘.‘ ,‘ Call 9 ill in
Los ' wanna roan: in. on
LOOT~~~HUIT «mete WRAPPED iN lira mile in lowlirr': , m %
robin-r mm. from rnar or auto between We for soon fer wives. cornea:
New York Mill and port. Liberal iv. {legalization Turnpike. but! «Will
word for return to . l.. llerroehoff. ii) I 0- ""1 ‘
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