' ant-rad a Woptgumkm
Voting Alan Shot David Lloyd an
Attempted, Life of Police
Captain Pennington
murmurs
iii .liiil rm
Thrall Witnesses Testifies at the
Hearing Today
Tony Foreno. who opened lire Wed-
nesdsy night on David Lloyd. a
scotch atone mason with whom he had
been playing cards add drinking In the
Eagle Hotel in South Main street. and
, a moment after shooting Lloyd blazed
a at Captain of Police William R. Pen-
Illusion. who pursued him. was bound
over to the next term of the criminal
superldr court today by Judge Joseph
R. Taylor. The charge to assault with
intent to murder both Lloyd and Can-
isin Pennington. Bond was fixed by
Judge Taylor at 83.500. and after the
hearing. young Foreno's parents be-
gs“ making an effort to secure the
a .
The accused was represented by At-
torney John .I. Cuneo. while the state's
case was. presented by Prosecuting
Attorney William I". Tammany. It was
expected. from the way the case was
opened. that it would be fought out at
considerable length In the lower court.
,. but only three witnesses were heard.
Joseph Fltsgarald. bartender at the
Eagle Hotel: Lloyd. the man who was
shot. and Captain Pennington.
The bartender was the first witness
The accused was not put to plea. Fits
garald explained that the two men had
been :laying cardp and at close to
closin up time. Pocono claimed there
was a drink comia to him. The bar
tender told him not and led
him to the s ' and let him
out. Some stilts later. Lloyd
went out and lust ter that Ii‘itsgersld
was surprised to hear a revolver shot
Ilia besrdna. copy plastics be
tween the man“ they: were in the
saloon.
Him! ,that wind trItii told To
reno thstt a was no drink duo him
he became angry. asked him what he
knew about it and adiu he would “fix
him. ” Then. bicyd days. when he left
the place Forenc whs waiting and
again repeated the threat. asking him
to gt) behind the lunch wagon with
him He also told the court that Fe
reno made a reach for the gun in his
hip pocket and when he did Lloyd let
drive his list but not quick enough. He
expressed regret that he had not suc-
ceeded in knocking Person out so that
he could not have shot him The but
let went through Lioyds arm
Captain Pennlhlton related the
same story as given in yesterday" a Son
tincl He Was across the street and
s when he heard somebody say ”(let that
man, he's got a gull.” he went after
Foreno. who ran cows Haviiand street.
and finding he was pursued turned
around and blazed away. the bullet
crashing through a plate glass window
In the Democratic bbadquarters.
mSPECIALB. HAVI.’ MARKIT-
(‘hoico Native howls. foo lb
Roasting Chickens. 120 lb.
iiroilcrs. 22o lb.
lean Pot Roast. tile lb
Shoulder Steak. lilo lb
Legs until. Ho lb
Lamb Chops. lid lb.
For-counter until. like lb.
“le0" IIIIIT
IiIIIiITII BLIII DAME!
At, the regular monthly meeting of
the governing hoard ol‘ the Country
Club. hold at the club house last night.
I". lrvlus ambit was elected resident
member. this being made possible by
the transfer of a resident to non-real
dent member. This leaves sight on the
resident membership waiting list. 'l‘wr
nonresident members were also slocl-
ed. The "sports showed the club or
fairs to be in excellent condition and
the season’s business a large Increase
over that of last year. A unanimous os-
pressicn of an tion was given or
steward Tistisus services since he
has been in charge of the club house.
It was voted to have two more itiatur
day night denim and one on either
Thanksgiving arts or evening. as
music can be serum It was also
voted to songs dpaidei‘s orchestra for
cost season.
had saoaau liii RUNAWAY.
a ham ownadb yllhtprasstasa L
J. Reynolds 0. iron ran away just above
the lililsabsth 3. mad school. at Bill.
side this soon. and tbs driver. Iidwsrd
llssdn. was thrown from the wagon.
sustaining s broiled leg. The amour
issue was called and its was removed
to the hospital.
message's soav scone.
umftdf. Ideas. 0st. 15.“*'rh0 body
of Luigi Hostel ii. the former granite
manufacturer. who shot sis person
two fatal“. to this city lsstsass
m issa
Nflfdrhwllibs
‘Ordsrsass
hem lilill
EYYEEIIS liEIilIEE
Two Pals Faces Adopted stilts
Council Fir-sin Norwaik
Last lilpbt
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32, I 0 ii. M.
hold one of the most euloyable timesY
in the history of the tribe, last even-
ing. In its wlgwam in the (Janette
building. when a large delegation of
braves and warriors trailed from the
hr hung grounds of New Cancun. and
donning their war paint and feathers.
after seeing to it that their war clubs
and scalping knives were in the best
of condition. they proceeded to put
two paleiaces through the mysteries of
the adoption degree.
In Redmunship. this degree. when
properly exemplified. is considered one
of the most. beautiful and realistic of
one three degrees of the order. Illus-
trating as It does the ancient customs
of the North American lndian. and the
manner in which It was conferred last
event certainly reflects great credit
upon t a degree team of Ponus tribe.
Among those present were many
visitors from the hunting grounds of
New Canaan. Danbury. South Norwslk.
Bristol and Naugatuck. who were loud
In their praise of the manner in which
the work was performed.
Long talks for the good of the order
were made by Great Sachem H. .l.
Hopkins. of liristoi; Great .lunlor Bag-
amore Joe Oetsei. of Dsnbury; Great
Chief of Records William Saunders.
of Nsugaluck; Sachem Webb and P.
8. Brandi. of New Canaan. and several
other members of the tridos.
fire all sat down to a'ilne supper.
which had been prepared by the en
tortainmeni committee.
IIIIIRIIEY EIIIIIEE
IS I BIIIIIIIIIYE
Gives the Platform on Which iia
Socks Nomination. From
the Republicans
Attorney Nehemiah (Tandec. of the
law firm of Keogh & Candcc. is a can
didato for the nomination of represen
tsivc. which will be voted on at the
Republican mucus in Quittnar‘s Hail.
next lilonday night. Ha. lasued the
following letter yesterday:
South Norwalk. Conn.
Octu “.1910.
My Dear Sir: W
I take the liberty to notify you in
this manner that i am a candidate for
the nomination of representative at
the Republican caucus lo be hold at
Quittner's Hail. iii Railroad avenue.
South Norwalk. next Monday evening.
October if. 1910. at 8 o'clock. My rea-
sons for saklngycur support are be
cause I aml’a Republican. and have
been ever since i cast my first vote
In 1892. and because I claim it Is the
right of every citisen to seek public
office.
In order that my position may be
clearly understood, I beg leave to state
that if nominated and elected. I shall
strongly advocate the following mca~
sures:
lsiwA public utilities commsslon
to properly regulate and control all
public service cormratlons of the
sites. and to compel such corporations
to pay their lust share of the taxes of
the community.
Mid-Bitch legislation as may be no
cessary or advisable to secure a new
bridge between South Norwaik and
it'sat Norwaik. with a revision made
requiring the trolley company using
the bridge to pay its proper and lust
hard of the expense of construction
as compensation to the town for its
use.
{ltd-«All public improvements for
the town consistent with business
economy. and particularly any logis-
ation necessary to carry out the wish-
» of the people of South Norwslk In
ohapect to public buildings or other
rermanenl improvements.
ith-wlluitable amendment to the
present ballot law. so as to make it as
simple and easy as wartime for the
voter to cast his ballot and have it
counted as east.
Mir-”Any other legislation calculated
0 further the best interests of tits
fown of Norwalk. or promote the pub-
ic welfare in general.
llpon these issues l seek a nomina-
tion. free from all other pledges or
promises. and if nominated and elect.
ed. my sole aim will be to serve the
people to the best of my ability and
without fear or favor. '
Very sincerely ours.
arousal Ali (lANDilii'l.
THI DNIMI M‘ITINO.
Will be “lounge" tiatil a
The following statement was made
today relative to the adiournod town
meeting:
The chairman. air. I'mmldght. declared
the mail sdiouraad until Sunday.
the 10th 0 October The intention
was to have msds this Saturday even-
ing. the 16th. The unanimous wish of
tits bridge committee and others who
have have interviewer! is that an ad-
losruaisnl be taken until a later deter
It may be assumed that this will he
the action of the meeting. so that the
hoopla may not be inconvenienced by
attending the meeting at which it Is
believed no action will be taken.
Medusa-f. Dildo in‘upiblom mt from
WI.
iiakasksiso lists
Later
~3wtiirs‘oslnmptsttsstisa
After the quenching of the council ad
IRYIYE III IY
'Hl YROPE
The immense Airship America
Started Fror‘n' Atlantic “City
Early This Morning * .
Iiili lililii’illi
liiil I liliili iiii’
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Oct. 15.“-
The airship America. which has been"
preparing for a flight across the Atlas-
tic ocean under the supervision of Will
ter Wellman this morning was taken
out of the huge hangar in which it has
been housed for months. The delicate
operation of removing the 328 foot
long gas bag was performed without
mishap.
At 8:01 a. m. the great cigar shaped
balloon went up in the air and started
seaward in two minutes it had disap-
peared to the dense fog which prevail-
Wbat little wind there was blowing
came from the west.
As the balloon rose a cheer was giv-
on by about one thousand persons
whose faith in the Woiiman enterprise
had stood out against the attacks of
persons who declared their belief that
Weilman could never take the Ameri
on off the ground.
The serial navi tors waved their
“good bye" and c imbsd into the car
of the lmmdnse bag and hosted in the
dense fog. The trip was scheduled as
a mere trial, but the statement of
Chief Engineer Melvin Vsnimaa that
”we won‘t come back until we have
had a try at Europe." is believed to
mean that the men will not return no
loss some accident bcfails the ship or
the crew Is forced by ad verse winds to
coma back.
Dense fog with little wind made the
conditions perfect sad the balloon was
out of sight almost lmmcdlstsll Thais
last reported sight of the America and
its crew was secured by .. volunteer
crew of the Yacht 0ilver. belonging to
Col. Thomas Potter of Philadelphia.
which guided the balloon out of the
inlet Just below starting Chief Eng-
ineer Vsuimsn informed him. Vani-
man and friends that there was every
good reason to believe that the perfect
weather conditions will warrant the
trip being continued In the etfort to
cross the ocean.
Thousands of people are on the
beach watching for the big
balloon in case it returns
and wireless operators on pier stations
are being boatng with inquiries in
the hope that some word may be re
coived of the progress of the Ameri
ea in case the trip to Europe is really
attempted.
The work of getting the America
out of the hanger began at 7 o'clock.
Sixty policemen and firemen assisted
lilr. Wollman and his crew in the task
which was accomplished within an
hour.
Col. Potter's small motor yacht by
means of a rope toqu the airship the
few hundred feet necessary to reach
the water's edge and when the boat cut
loose the monster balloon rose and
sailed away.
The six men on the airship are pro
vided with provisions. mostly of the
canned variety. sufficient to last them
a month. The only means of cooking
is a arc-II oiistuvo. Each man is pro-
vided with two uniforms. the one of
khaki he wore when the airship starind
and a much heavier one for use in case
cold weather is encountered.
When the airship had sailed about
too fast. from ‘sborc. it disappeared in
the log it was estimated that the
two engines which were working per
facliy. were pushing the balloon
through the air at the rate of ilil bilea
an hour. With Europe 3.000 miles
spray. it can readily be calculated how
long It will take to reach the other
side of the Atlantica oriean.
At 10 s. m. the fog had phrtly lift
ad. but the America was out of sight
from the bench The wireless aboard
the balloon probably was not, yet worth
ins as no word has been picked up at
wireless stations bars.
The crow aboard the America includ-
ed Walter Weiltnsn. Melvin Vsnlman.
Chief Engineer. r flurry blurs. navigs
tor of the sspsdltioa J K. iiirwla.
wireless operator. In charge of the Arc-
msrlcs's system. and Albert Louis
Loud and John Aubsfl. assistant sngiu»
ears.
The America is a larger craft than
the one in which Weiimsn started for
the North Pole. This gas bag to sail
fast long. Its width Is about or fast
‘3: is‘ saidgotonha iambic bof liftinl
a at w its. a gas wet its
“tram... his" " '
sss bag is a car in
fast long. The floor of the car is real
Iy a large list tank in which tbs
gun'sflis stair :gr the mlmeager-s s
is oscar as res as sh has.
one of which is a donkey and throtb
or two sis used for motive power
They are is tbs csilter of the ear and
are about eighty heals pulsar.”
‘ car sags a isboai
1'!me '
mammrwiss
imfiuflflsmvssslsami
at a height of» ‘
settles close to
blocks and the
the water and
weight. As the,
the stool cable
the car of the till
tied. All other ‘ s.
9. 000 noun a of ‘
tents. campuses.
ments for looatilis
when. it returned (til!
titer the engines had
led or whether there
rwster whiny-m '
'i‘hs atamiord company has at praw-
mm
m We"
. y it consists oft ,
. . ‘ are attached mil
each cart-vine, it lips. and
; forty wooden About twan-
ty in oboe Ion
feet. If is
milks wooden
Id host' an
. o s
as is "gamed
. pulled up into
d'aiank emp-
America carries
this.
The America a Gilli
tuned with sea-
and other Instru-
lions. .
yacht Oliver
, ml at. s
l glimpse of
were not work-
. not know who-
t‘yat been star-
sa‘diilleulty in
The captain of
making them run. _
After the alrphlp“ . 7 it devsi- ,
gaped glut“ (autism If. as are? bad
. ' on at n ., sysan noon.
Dense Foo and Little Wind finds charms... mi ,3; nigh “I;
‘ I V rsnc W
Conditions Perfect 3‘... doping. 0...... .
To Be Pumpedglbrongll a Fine
Lisa From lilacs Pond.
Owned by outbo-
iord \llstdr Co.
In who to help N w Canaan out of
danger and iconvonv cc of a water
famine. the Stamford Water Com-
pany has granted mutilated in the
New Canaan company to draw water
from one of its sources of supply.
Head s Pond. in order to do this. a line
of pipe sborit massacres!- of a mile
in length is be laid from the New
Canaan reserer client's Pond. and
it Is expected that the inter will be
flowing through the pipes In a very
short time. it: tbs thquamr-s of a
mile there is s also of about ill foot.
the New Canaan resents: being at the
high end. which will Wists the
company' a pumping the for through
the pipes.
New Cansau‘ a water as apply is so low
that It was necessary to shut off the
water except for two h as In the day.“
one in lbs morning a bus at light.
ltls tedthatwfl [the
eat a three months‘ supply. even if
there should be no rain until next
year. which Is very improbable. In all
the history of the Water Company. It
has never experienced such a dry sea-
son as the present one There has not
been any rain no speak of since July.
BYIEIRESSIileIlIil Sill
ME {dill BIIIIII
Believes Republicans will Carry
sub Ticket
Congressman E. J .liiil was soon on
Cannon street. Bridgeport. yesterday
afternoon. as he was about to enter an
automobile. "The situation looks line."
said he. "i hear lots of Goodwin talk
and I have every reason to believe the
Republicans in this stain will carry
their ticket."
0“ .. a. .m. w... ..
Illlfllll 0. Illl. WEBB
II“ Ellllili. IIOIIAI
The marriage of'iiias Edna Hart
well Wigbam. daughter of Air. and
Mrs. Horace B. Wighatn. formerly of
Nurwslk. to Harold C. bill. of Hollis.
N. it. sort of the late Dr. Curtis it
Bill and brother of Dr. Philip W. Bill.
of Bridgeport. was deionised at high
noon Wednesday or the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick It. Dalton. Hillside
place. Danbury.
The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop A. It Bet-man. of Fair-
field. Because of a recent death in
the family of the group: the invite
lions were limited in the immediate
roiallvea. The bride and groom were
unattended. The bride received
many handsome. gifts. including arti-
cles of silver and cut glass.
Mr. and lira. Bill left lianbury at
do’olnck for a short honeymoon tour.
They will reside In Hollis. N
The moon is s arsduste of the
iiridflwrt High school and has a
host of friends and acquaintances who
wish hiss all good fortune in his star
riad Iifs.
IA"! stoma:
‘ IlllIITl'IIPIIIVIII
v m
The condition of Illici- Loetnon Ill.
Brands” was very serious yesterday.
but cos of the
basket.“
tills ranching that his cosmos for re-
ars ranch batter and that be is
at improved today. All of his
sisal new!“
“Minds war much
gorillas over a slay-u
"be pleased to
title better
w. Itharusii who
Wing mpbzslcians. m
ssiisdfir.al
lanes.
EEIR iIIIIS
County Commissioners iiati Busy
Sassldn in Norwslk Town
Court Iioom. Yesterday
! .
Still-SIX IIIIE
”Hill IIIE IIIIIIIYIIKS
Fewer sum song In About As
finch Ilsvsnus its Before
it"sierday afternoon the county
commissioners completed their work of
receiving the applications for liquor
licenses. Their meeting in the town
court room consumed the entire day
«and seventy-nine applications were re
ceived during that time Forty four lo
cal applications were received in the
morning and twenty two In the after
noon. There were five more from New
Canaan. who made application in the
afternoon. ‘
As In the morning there were no re-
monstrancea preferred. and all passed
oil smoothly. Those who have reman-
strances to die have until November
7th in which to do it. and it Is expected
that there will be several at that time.
when the commissioners will meet in
Bridgeport.
The commissioners imparted several
(Continued on Fourth mags.)
IIII. FALL! 00"
i
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Valerie. of York street. fell
tigwn the cellar stairs at her home yea.
tardsy. She broke the bases In her
right elbow inlet and was bail bruis-
sbout her body. Dr. Willa: J
'i'rseoy was called. The fracture is s
Mozaudrsqairesgrsatakili toast
hat Dr. William J. Tim
alarm I‘l. urnellroawitbabm
and hope at. the patient will improve
rapidly. is fracture is the worst.
without ascspuon‘lon the whole body...
for in knitting the joint stiles: so that“
if the physician is not extra careful
to watch the progress of the knitti I
this” arm any become Inmanent y
at .
.It was formerly the custom to set
the bone with the arm straight out and
leave it that way. The arm will be al-
ways all! if this Is done. it has been
the later idea to first put the hand up
close to the shoulder. then in a week
to more it down a little way. and than
every week until It is straight, taking
about a inonih. Then the same pro
sass is gone over again. This assists
to keep the arm timber. or a much so
as possible. This is the line of pro-
cedurc that the physicians in this
case have taken.
SAUDI KEEPEI
NEARLY KILLED
Steve Kvancs. a saloonkesper. of 9
Benton street. came near getting his
neck broken in a runaway accident
this morning in Burbank street
Kvancs was thrown out and was so
vsrely out and bruised and one of his
ankles swelled tip severely. Word was
sent for a physician and the injured
loan was taken to his home in a coach.
The runaway horse is a big powerful
and spirited animal and took frisbt
When one side of the shafts of the trap
on to which be was bitched. pulled out
a socket allowin one side of the
shafts to drop on n a hind legs.
As the horse swung around the cor
nor of Burbank into Chestnut street.
the wagon crashed into the fence about
.tbs property of Frederick 1‘. Mon.
whsre ho was stopped by William Rue
con and John Campbell. A section ofA
the fence was smashed and one of the
wheels of the wagon was wrecked.
When the runaway started Kvancs
wagon with him but the lad saved him-
self by lumping.
HOOPITAL WHIOY OLUI.
The Hospital Wblst Club that yes-
terday afternoon with the vice- real
deal. lira. (”LJ Pidgson. in ylor
avenue Whist and bridge were both
played. ‘I‘hs navi afternoon meeting
will be held with hit-s. James Paui.of
tirovs street. on October iii.
MOTH“.
Having purchased the grocery store
from Airs. It. 'f'srlov. lb: Taylor ave»
sgs. Orders may be left with ms for
ti. Grass. dealer in hay. grain“. sirsw.
TOO LAT! POI“ GLAOOWIGATION.
'rc aflul‘tiltiiilllihln soon;
with all improvements. and privii
fhsih room. centrally located.
shire ills loath lists at o in It
winds.
Brought it but of fiber
WIIIII Fishing ’
During the past two weeks there
.has been several man at work at Balls 9
stuck making changes to the signal
system of the railroad. During cer- Fflflk Slumber". MOI w
tsin times of the day the men y a known m", "m“ V."
band at catching blackdsh o . the- .
drawbridge. PIIIIYIIE YIYIIII'Y
This week one of the men booked
Into something. and whdn brought til
the surface it was found to be a good
siaed bundle composed of newspapers.
bound with heavy string.
When placed upon the pier the hunt
die was undone. and several coupling
pins, used for weights. were found.
The man who was undoing the handle
was terrifiled when he found inside
what looked like the remains as an in.
taut. There was a skull m
patches of hair and small bones iv iclh
might have been an arm or a‘ leg. 8o
frightened were the men that they in:
mediately threw the bundle and its
Partly cloudy”
warmer tonight.
Ellllii BY YIIIIIYiUI
IEII IIIII BIIIIIBIII IIEIIE
us 3...... and an: nulls ,
‘ Expected to liooovsr
The first accident of the
season that has been reported Is tho
tinnitus
had his stepson. atevc laengysl. in tho I"
waurlb~ bricivmlmlmmn. vesig'
has. i solicit a share of your poms- ,
contents back Into the river.
one wbib occurred yesterday in the
Great Marsh in Snugstuck. liburteen-
Classifier advertisements on .snls.
3b words or lass. at center a times.
each additional were. i cant par insertion.
' yearcld Frank Saxonmsyer. of Bangs
i took. son of l". C. Saxonmeyer. wile“
conducts a bakery in that. place. .re-
TO LET .
i
re LIT—~A FIRST-CIA” nous
with all modern lmprovsmants. in
condition and location. accession
3i.
ov.
i. Inquire 1: Taylor Ave. near We?
«arrived a. load of shot from his own
gun in his left arm at about the elbow.
He and a companion were out in a
boat and in some way. with the muscle ‘ 1
pointed at his arm. the gun was acol-
dentaiiy discharged. the full sharp
ii To IL|E|T trolls lROflhi': ’ truism taking eflect.
our. in i I to ton in nu do wit 0 can or
Inquire-J Mia)...“ s r... inc. ms 3 Robert Van Emu and coarse Moat-
gomery. of Norwsik. had gone over to
5 North Ave. consisting
Ind bath. with all mod.-
TO LIT-«ONE-HAI ll' OP iiUlltiB} AT
of seven rooms
n improvements.
Inquire of Ibr. Ostr-rhatnks. on premls’l'es.
3‘ a boy had been shot.
the Great Harsh in Mr. Van Baron's
automobile. and when they reached!»
place they heard some one about that.
They asked
first floor apartment. live rooms.
Young's. all East Ave
TO LIT- AT 9! SOFT}! MAIN 81;}.
"null.
where the boy was and were told that
he was din a boat. They found the
bostan itka the boy Into the auto-
TO LIT «HOUSE. SEVEN
location. one block of rolley.
qulds as Woodward Ave.
LARGE
Mills and elite. with all im roveme ts:
CELL“ STAIII m:
n.
on at
mobile to Dr. J. w. Fyfs. who dressed
up arm temporarily. Then the! It“!
hoo‘litha boy and brought him to blur:
wa
dorty people. ve moms and basem
isca l: U nice Place. Norwslk. oi:
TO LIT—1‘0 HIDDLE- AGED 0R EL-
i.
nrat floor: moderate rent and Modern m—ial Y “I”
venisnoes; no children Apply on prem—
TO LI‘F-I’UBNISHED 800‘. 9 HAN;
As they passed threush Harwell
Captain Thomas float and
Edda '33} "mt. Edi.” ”thud“ sows
ey not sop. can
the avail titan tmfl
It
a trolley
{agon‘rrhguwx is m son “3‘“ up Willi
knob: door. live mnmotn‘drrm “they“. told hilt!
aggfif“mofiamfiq also at or theplunder.
pro ma. Dr C. .. ‘M to VII not Q
in“. °' “W tho best
TO LIT—FIVE 300]! APAR‘I'WENT. MD the 9, d
3‘ Ideal Washington street: newt yw- “Will. w.
and painted. Inquire at South n If. 'u then “out ‘
TO LlTwTWO RATE. 2! FIRST
6 attended the boy
family houses. s-room a
mlvmt‘flll. mood one itioa.
Joseph It. Taylor sat
rtmsnts. all im-
one block
at railroadsiatien: root reasonable
street. rt i merits. Inquire It. the Mill“! The boy THO!
“3‘0 y. it E m u u Israeli!!! quite conifer .at thiam-
vo LlT—HAIILTON "in. Two 2. pita! this afternoon. who'wara. , -
connected with the case“. was
ad with the pluck of thoboy. ,
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ed apart
tenants. Possession at once.
West Ave . Norwalk. Ill
WnODUIN'IN APARTMINT‘.
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At.
NTL! FURNISH-
ments. three or four rooms. with
bath. but water and heat supplied to the
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if scarcely showed the great pain
he was luloring. ,
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for light manufacturing or onion; li
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re LIT» REAR ROOI 0N nrun
flwr Swat-ts h Corbett building. suitable
tor.
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iron IALI-«BlvUE [bans on.
sinus and oven. refrigera‘biil‘, round cl!
For further rileulara inquire at on “mm” dinln “m“ “I!" "“'
rocker. etc. sl ect condition.
“7 the 0“ "Y 0"" do. ””0“ Saturday or :40an . Ia WylewA
WANTED. row aau or salt 'f LEAVING
town next week. entire old furni-
survcylng. ids-optimists
ply to It. ILI later. after p. m.. all
WANflwaOIINO HAN T0 ”EARN
o.puri.uuliyI iilln-
coin Ave“ South Nor-walk old it
lure of six-room
antique. also solid melt
( ular). chairs to an?!
Brunei a rugs.
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AUTOMOBILI FOR
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Hospital.
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Washington
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WANT‘WJIANITOTR A'l' NORWALK
horsepower. excellent
r. roomy tonneau.
Ion: Iva“
lamps.
storm front:
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learn the plumbing trade.
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WANTlD—A GOOD STOI'T BOY T0
WANTtDn YOUNG LADY FOR Box
office. Inquire of William Drowning. rr‘u'sn‘;
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gain. "5‘... m. Darion.
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ladies" for clerical work. Must be
wtsri Apply
iioyt s r«’I‘huatro buiialns
neat
tiaalsi‘iipt Oyster Bystonal'.
FOR IALI—ENHT- R00
utrsily located. near
000; rents for uh month.
own. so ”WWW“ payment-m
WANTIOMAN OLD SAIL.
tidal.
STATE
vise and pri cc. Address Bail. eats all?”
nus-chase price
piano. roses/«aid case. in
WANTIDwIllIJCCTRICIANN.
other than first class men need a
A. Williams Com , ford
Bank Building. ll 'onn.
WANTI
for the Au ilorium Restaurant.
n! B allon
amt'oru.
lady with three or four years' “tar
‘NGthip
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at! it
1'th GOOD WAITBIIIIIIDD
Ira. gal-d
of
price "to cash. Also. secretary :
case combined. polished ask
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cash.
mast Norwallt.
sry and Underwear Denis. Appi
son or by lot tor.
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help for data ya inthair D lliilino Izfirg: Enough. donut Norwsifi fluos.‘
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