IHIS HIIY
Charles WIlliam Patrick Ooh-
lronted by Wile No.1 in
South Norwallt
HIII SHIPPED IAIIIII
III IHIIHHII IH IHIIH
Then Was Married by Rev. Mac-
ierland in 1909
Charles William Patrick is locked
up at police headquarters In llnvilnud
street. with a state prison sentence
staring him in the lace on account 0!
a charge of bigamy preferred by a wo-
man who Introduced herseli to the
South Norwaik police last night, as his
wife. despite the fact that the man
was married In this city about a year
ago to Hattie Taylor: The latter'a
home Is In Stamford, but she was em-
ployed at times as a waitress in Lane‘s
I, restaurant In Washington street.
The woman who explained to the po-
lice that she is really Mrs. Patrick told
a story with with such an honest ring
to it, that the police were Immediately
impressed that it was the truth.
Mrs. Patrick No. I explained how
some two years ago. while she and
Patrick and their live children were
living in Stamford, she went to In»
land to settle up an estate, taking her
live children with her. For a. time
letters passed regularly between her
self and Patrick. but be caused writ-
ing entirely. Prosecuting Attorney
‘Wiiliam i". Tammany advised the on
man this morning not to talk about
the case any more before it is given
a hearing in court. but It In said that
last night she told that at first her
husband sent her a ow dollars but
that he had not ”a by place a year
could that she
ago last Mo.
told how P rick had written her and
told her that he did not want to see
her again and anyway. she would not
who ship on can. t pills inland. New
Yorlt with lilld
atalu‘mt‘tllafi‘t lomeoal W to am.
Patrick in if! and. tilid info! in“. her
that her h it had Iron a new
wife. Mrs. ltt‘lck deter [nod to look
her husband up and on money sold to
have been bol‘gwed. came back to
this country. a living In New York
Monday. She out to Stamford. her
old home in this country. to ascertain
news concerning the (initial of her
husband and yesterday came to South
Norwalk The children are still In
ireiand.
it was learned that Patrick Ia em-
ployed as coachman by Mrs. Kate
Lamb Prentiss. of W ward avenue.
this city. and after H. Patrick had
captained her _nhusba “g onduct (‘ap
lain William R. Perth :tfin and Gill
cer Frank V Raymoii act out to Rod
the man. They louh both him and
Mia. Patrick No. 2 iii the coachman a
cottage. It was only about”: ill. but
they had retired for the night. To
the question of both of the otllcols
who asked ll be wan married to the
woman. he replied that he was not.
The woman, on the other hand declar-
ed positively that they were harried
and pointed no a marriage certificate
that hung on the wall This showed
that the couple were married in 1909
by the Rev Dr Charles 3. Mctariaud.
pastor of the death Norwaiit Congre-
national Church. The marriage is laid
to have been performed at the parson-
age in Bayview avenue With the
marriage certificate evidence on the
part of the Women. the police did not
attempt to hold her. Patrick on the
other hand watt immediately taken to
police headquarters to confront hie
tirat wll e .
According to report Patrick wept
bitterly title morning when Mrs. Pat-
rck No.1 visited him at the police ata-
on pleadln that It be was pro-ecu-
tod. the men t would be an awiui dia-
arace on his children and added that
it she would not prosecute him. hil
second wile will not.
Ivan should both at the women do-
olde that they do not want the one
puebod against lb than. there is not
much likelihood of the authorities
idran by wile No.
tit-oral rigmfi
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IL Beiden Hurlbuii. Chairman. and
Prominent Citizens Deliver
.I Addresses
The opening at the Knight Street A.
M. E. Church harvest home concert,
last night. was a most brilliant. attrac-
tive. interesting and successful event.
‘he church was packed to its doors
with enthusiastic and upprectiativol
hearers, and the program was later-
esting and inspiring from start to
finish.
The pastor. Rev. Dr. (lambs. made
a low brief but wait chosen lntroduc-I
tory remarks and then presented
.iudgo J. Boiden Ilurlbutt as chairman
and master of ceremonies. The judge.
in assuming the chairmanship. made a
masterly, captivating. iogicul and clo-
quent'nddrcss upon harvest time and
Its significance. and concluded by say-
ing that he was proud of the honor to
be chairman of the morning. and that
they other speakers would have to do
just us he said.
The choir at this time rendered the
opening chorus. "Bringing In tho
Sheaves," alter hich Rev. Dr. Egbert
offered a very ouching prayer. The
choir song as a solo and chorus. ”Oh.
What. Shall the Harvest lie."
Ex-Mayor William .1. ii. Bohsunan
was introduced in a very compliment-
ary thunder by Judge llurlbutt. The
cx-mayor proved himself a master of
the situation and further proved him»
self a worthy candidate for any ofilce
in the commonwealth at The Norwallta
anti in the gift oi this great nation. its
also showed his knowledge of ancient
history slid the ethnology or the races
of men, The address was eloquent.
The choir at this time very belittlugly
rendered "Glory be to the Father." at
tor which cx~l.lcutcnaut-tiovcruur Ed-
win 0. Kceier was most eloquently In-
troduced. The exgovoruor in his opcn-
ing words said that he was no speaker,
hilt before he finished he engraficd
himscll into tho hearts of the people
by his philosophical and huumrous ad~
dross
The alioethuu Were all edllylng. In-
teresting anti encouraging. and the
speakers all ctpnplimeutcd the church
upon the marvelous success act-om-
plishod in the face of great opposition
and also congratulated them upon havv
lag such a bright. intelligent and up.-
grouslve pastor In lir. (lambs. The
choir then rendered “The Bells." at
her which the pastor. in behalf of thc
church. responded in very eloquent
and complimentary words of thanks
to tho Ipeakera and designated them
as being the Wendell Phillipa and Hen-
ry. Lloyd Garrison type. betrlonding
the colored race.
The speakers then enjoyed them-
selves with refreshments oi the out
son. as well as treated the choir and
the children. alter which they depart-
ed In automobiles for their homes.
feeling that they had had a most on.
loyabIe time as well as helped a good
cause
The choir acquitted itocli‘ moat elli
clentiy and r‘ctcivod many compil-
mentu from the apeakorii. as well as
the rail congregation,
The decoration and booth commit-
tce have spared no pains to make the
church look like a conservatory as well
‘ as being prolusoiy decorated other-
wise. and especially in the moat noVol
feature of the corn held. In which eup-
per is being nervod.
Another grand treat is in store for
those who attend the concert tonight.
The program will be under the direc-
tion of the senior choir and Rev. Dru.
F. It. llpham and W. W. tiilllca will do
liver addresses. I
Will SEEK DIVMDEO
ll OIII'EIIIII Will"
Four have expressed their
lien or dissolving their marriage tlea,
it allowad to do ac. tiling divorce peti-
tions in the superior court. Claude
Grinage. of Bridgeport. deulme a tit-
vorce from Bertha (lrlnage. now of
parts unknown. alleging deaertion in
October .1907. The defendant‘s maid-
en name waa Bag and the couple were
married in Bridgeport. In January. ID
or Nellie Clark. of Bridgeport. poll'-
tiona tor a divorce from Theodore J.
Clark also of that city. charging in-
temperance and cruelty They warp
married November iii “hill. and In
addition to a divorce the pialntlll
unite the custody of three minor
children. .
Aako Annulment.
Hannah Morris, a minor of Siam lord.
through her father. W. F. Davenport.
till a petition «akin annulment at
her marriage with do a ll. Morris. of
Btamtord. on. papers nay that the
marriage took place it ill. 1010. and
at. that tints the Iainti was to yearn
and to months ago and the detenti-
aat is and 11 months old. A
auudaal idea in given an the canoe
actual: ding, tw‘i’i‘lohhl‘olull plaza: valid.
“on 0 annual ran . to
“multiply
aim... till wad on. rare the
readout I and an realisation of what
tat m ‘ on “W
“is; on gun and wits.
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lnteu:
alleging dam _
IHHIIIAI III
III MAYIIH .
NilRWi
Hundreds oi Pedpl: Pay Their
Lest Respect: to Leemon
ht. Bruadape
EIHS SIHIIIII iI
HHHII III HIHIHHIIII
Rev. Van boron and Attorney
Walsh Deliver Eulopiee
The largest and most impressive
lunornl thal was ever held In the City
of Norwalk was that yesterday for the
late mayor of Norwalk. Leemou‘ M.
Bruntiage. who died at 7 o'clock on
Sunday morning. after a short illness
of typhoid fever, at his home in Bol-
tlou lVelllie. The funeral was con-
mentioned on Sixth Page.)
BEDIBIAIS (Will
WORST 0F HUMIGAIE
SAVANNAH. 0a.. Oct. 19I—With an
nbatlug wind at daylight. Savannah ap-
peared to have experienced the worst
of tho tropitnl hurricane now traveling
northward up the Atlantic coast. No
great damage to shipping In reporied.
For hours the rain has been falling in
torrents crippling street car service.
All night the wind blew at an aver
ave Velocity or 60 mum an hour from
the cast and northeast. Nothing was
heard from cities and towns to the
south at Savannah and all trains from
tho south were. several hours late.
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A COUNTY CONFERENCE.
Kanuly and Goodwin Moot Party
Workers in Bridgeport.
Chairman Michael .Kcnealy oi the
theta (‘entrai Committee prouidad.
this week. an Important meeting
in lirldgeport. at which were prudent
candidates on the aisle tic
town and district chairmen.
Chairman Kehealy went up from
Stamford in all automobile with Jlldiu'
James P. which of (ireenwich. member
of the Slate (‘entrul Committee from
tho 'i‘wenty -aevonlh Senatorlril tilalvltt
0n the way Ihrough Pairtlcld they
picked up Jutlg dimers 8. linnka.
who represents he ’i‘wonty-‘tith dis-
trict on the state committee.
Others who came in were congress-
man Ebenezer J. Hill from Norwalk
who was warmly greeted. and Charles
A. Goodwin. the candidate for gov.
ernor. who arrived in his automobile
from Hartford. Mr. Goodwin lookcd
bright and spruce. despite the strain
at the campaign.
Chairman Kenealy explained lin-
worlt of the campaign and invited ro-
marku [root the candidates and party
workout present.
Addreaaca were made-by Candidate
Goodwin. Congressman .iilll and oth-
ers. and all til that} took a harmful
view of the Illultion.;:::..
it waa the Individual opinion at
many present that the situation was
steadily improving. Chairman Kent-iii)
atoppod long enough to any that he
was oatiulied with the way things
were shaping up. He expects to do.
vote all his time from now on to the
active work of the campaign. and he
dude from some reports received that
many at the party \vurkcru were ana-
loua to get to work to start the cam-
paian going.
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CRIPPIN JUNO! FAINTED
And moan Colin Wan Adjourned tor
Two Hours While Ho Recovered.
LONDON. Oct. 18.-—The prosecution
today continued he can agalnot Dr.
ilawlcy ll Crippon. charged with the
murder of his wile. the actrolit Belle
idllnoro. by introducing the teatimcny
or inspector Dow. oi Icotlund Yard.
who pursued the doctor and his corn
panlon. Ethel Clara behave. ucroaa the
Atlantic and brought them back to
England under arrest
The inspector‘s evidenci- wal a re-
petilion of the now tumlllur lory
whlcnhe had recited previously l the
lower courts.
While Alli-ad Aaplnwail Tobin. chief
connect for Orlando. Was croawxamln-
ing bow. with the ob act or showtua
that the defendant or hitch no trace
or anxiety or nervoulncla durln the
police inmtigatkm at hia midi-op-
Oreaoaat home. one or the iurore laintv
ed and the court was adjourned tor
two hours.
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occasion pawn wane;
. anti
Were In Hun. '
NEW YORK. Oct. il.-—-Waitar Woll-
mun and the thumb a of his lll- (died
trauu- Atlantic extradition lit the (“rig-
iblo America who with rescued from
almost cerium death’at use. 360 miles
cast of Cape Hatteras. yedterdtvy. be-
lieve that a voyaas in an airship across
the Atlantic may yetibe accomplished.
The Wollmaa party Ire aboard the
ateamvhip Trent. which rescued the
aeronauts when tacit-Milan was dea~
perutc. A heavy “hold back the
Trent this mom on. d at ii o‘clock
she was about love miles east at
lk
Sandy iiook. probe slowly. The
Trent will dock till, " noon.
While the obiodt ellman'a van
luresome tr p a»
he succeeds in bred in amen. world' a
record tor dirigibl being 72 hours
in the air and , . accordion to
W.eliutan a thouaa ' ‘
me.
Shortly alter Ii clock the Trent
came to anchor halo Sandy Hook be-
cause of the deride f . l
A wireless in received this
morning through that United Wireless
system tron Opdrulor Ginsburg. on
the steamer Trent Iatatad that the
crew at the Americ otter resting all
night. are feeling at the worse for
their thrilling caperlanoe.
Aeronauta pointed at today that the
of the wind.
in her course.
tance across the Atl .
man assayed to do
courne brought the
off Cape Harmer. . than the thou.»
and miles covered in a direct
course along the t3w:tlantic attain-
er tune. it would it carried the air
ship about 200 all ward of the
banks of Newroundl
Them In the i’l pollibillt!
that the America» prod at the
weight or the crow reboot; may
in some unvarylug ital! travel larch
to Europe though this is regard-d an
unlikely as the dirigiblo weekend by
the poundlllI aquiialqulbr. wall inning
gas. The was bag and her-ell
caught in sonic trap genie and be
blown over. the. A iv Illliolrd.
The beat belie! aeroaaata to-
day is that show never be: non
lam it . . ‘
muted schooner turday night
near Nantucket. The uchooner'o Ionic
out evidently did mt sight the airship
and When Pilot Simon. on the Ameri-
ca, made out the tourlmasted achoon~
or the motors were quickly stopped.
but the achouuer almost grazed the
America as it linseed.
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III lIHIII II'S
Will I [Ill
3d Thrown Dal in First Countantl
lodge W. ll. Williams at 8n-
perior Court Throws But 50
at 51 Ballots summon iikn
HHHWS lHlI IIIIIIIS
’ IIISI Ill lllHHlIiIl
Doe Marker Used Pen instead
ol Pencil
Eleven per cent. of the ballots out
at the mutant. town election In Fair-
lield aoveral weeks aka. under the new
Australian ballot system. were thrown
out by Judge William ll. William. of
tho auperior court yesterday. tor being
illegally marked. in the rot-cunt nailed
for by the solactmun. when It was
diaoovoml that there had been an
error in the count The percentage at
mistaken at tho votliia. under the new
hallo law. was a aurprioe to everyone.
Ant e average voter in mtrloid la
ouppoaod to ouioy and “mm .-
mush Judgment on the average yam land
the state. It may be interred that il‘ a
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atllllubwamflauwwlflll
w! Alli} bll. Cat. Ont. lamina
warrant which lira. Bella Levin
an warranted in lint Francisco. realm:
our.“ on- tit-ii
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oiitllaued hora. an I“
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WEATHER POREOAS H
Annmarie n‘. cloudiness with rain illn-
tonl phi on Thursday; colder Thu .
day “O"OfllOOl’i or night.
IS SI HIIII
HI HIIIIHIA
First and Third District "osmo-
crats Name Winnlpauit Rea-
liient’tor Representative
lawmu.
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Nominated
The Democratic convention oi the
Wall street last eveninnand In a can
alert characterized throughout by har
Inony nominated representative to the
General Assembly and named candl-
datea for justices of the |i9llflM_
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
love emotive
ill REVIEW TilElidll
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.~—Somehody
dropped a powarlul dynamite bomb in-
to a sewer excavation on Prince street.
in the heart of New York‘s east side
ltaiian district. early today. and the
explosion which followed rocked the
earth for a radius 0! several hundred
yards. as it by an earthquake. Two
nearby tenement houses were badly
damaged but all the occupants escap-
ed injury. Two hundred windows ware
broken and damage estimated at H.
000. was done to walls and store
(mail.
The shock of the explosion was so
severe that all the tenement dwellers
in the two buildings were thrown lrom
their bode. They tied in panic to the
atroeta where the police roacrvsa car-
od nor them until order could be re-
stored
No clue to the identity of the bomb
.thrower was local by the potion. Nona
tan dwellers
having r vol threatening lotion.
oatmeal HOMI‘. none.
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interaction larvieaa Are Held sundaya
at Newton institution. .
The Rev George Benton Smith. pas
town! the Methodist church in Barton.
oducted the chapel services at the
No ton Home Sunday. Ther‘attcnd-
anot- oi veterans was large and the
sermon won one at special Interest. Mr.
Smith has been in charge or the Da-
rlen church for two years. The at.
rangemcnis tor pulpit supply In the
church there is in the hands of Colonel
Robbins. The monthly preachers are
the Rat Di. Hoyt. or New Canaan.
lirat Sunday: the Rev Dr. (‘arioe Mal.
tyn, oi the l’renbyterla'n church in
Noroton. second and fourth Sundays;
the Rev. George Benton Smith. of t
Methodist (Thumb in ilarlen. the till
Sunday. On the tiith Sunday in this
month the ltev. Dr. Johnatone. or the
Presbyterian church. In Stamford. will
be the preacher. A new future ot‘ the
ocrvlce is music by an orchestra. in
whlth Aaalotant Surgeon ii if. Hoyt
plays the mural. hire lubetk
lloltnoa in tho pianist. Thcrw re lav
oral violins in the combination. At the
service Sunday Colonel Robbins. the
rlntcndent at the home. sang a
mo. ”Saved by Grace," being the re-
action.
Mr. Norrie. or liartiord. who ha
been connected with the joining do-
partiucnt oi the institution. and the
gardener. will complete his connection
with the home this week and return
to Hartford.
be the chief Joiner.
While the water supply in the town
in very low. walls and springs having
dried up. the supply at the home is
ample. being furnished from an arte-
aian wall 500 feet deep.
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IOY COLLIOTID OlRL’l WAOIB.
Freddie headers. nine yam old.
wan taken into custody this morning
by the lien on account at a little in
regulat in which he participated
yesterday A young woman named
Mill. liaPlorne move him a note to get
wages due bar can the j‘rowbri go
box lat-lord. where a bi employed.
loom altar maria
.IH‘ ad to price roller
instant ii. tioloruana atora‘ in
and Main rout. iir. alto
ed the lad whore honor
He declined to tail and wit
column aaltl he would tell the.
about it. be boiled out at the
heater Freddie has
the custody at till
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Willa "I AUDITOMUN.;VHG
murder in bohemian with
(rpm, it build diva-tor. All at
' lion and J
mu.“
Engineer Ellsworth will ion
the money. .s
or fi'l'W' "
HI SI. JIISII'H'S
Llilo} Annie Roae Merino Becom-
. es the Bride oi Andrew
' B. Yaounde
One of the most elaborate wedding
ceremonial or the venison was perlortn.
ed this morning at St. Joesph’ a Church
in South Main street. when Min An-
nie Rose Marine. the pretty young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Peter Marine
\ at 18 Wood street became the bride.
Io! Andrew B. Yacenda, of 308 Mero-
poiitan avenue, Brooklyn The groom
is a prominent young man. being a
real estate dealer and cute proprietor
and ran for alderman in Brooklyn at
the last election.
The wedding ceremony was parlor-n1
ed at 9 o'clock by the Rev Richard J
Carroll rdctor 0! 8t Joseph‘ s Church.
in the presence or a large company
ta. and in connegtiou- with the
oethere was a him at high mus
AI oulttoinnry, the bride and her young
lady attendants were all attired in
white. i-isr maid or honor was Miss
rust and Third Voting Districts warrJannIe D‘Orio while Matthew Phone
hold in the Democratic quarters inl‘lWI the Mt mail There Were toll!“
maids of honor. Miss Jennie Nero,
bliss Martha Kelly. Mina Sarah Spin-
nero and Mill Anna Flore. They
were accompanied by four young Inca.
Michael Lotierao. Anthony Morroilo,
John Lotierao and Anthony Yovlno
Mia: Rose Marine and Miss J carbine
Tortordiia acted as lower rla. At
the conclusion of the chunch ceremony,
the bridal party and a large number
or guests were driven to G. 8. North's
photo studio in Washington street.
where pictures were taken of the bride
and her party.
From there the big company were
coaveyed in a long line of coaches to
Quittner‘a Hail In Railroad avenue.
where the wedding reception la in
progress. This will continue through
out the day and until a late hour to-
night. Features of the reception are
music and dancing and an abundance
or refreshments. all of the gueatoJie
lug royally entertained.
Mr. and lira. Yacenda will reside in
Brooklyn at the conclusion of their
wedding trip. An indication of their
popularity is shown by the large num-
ber of wedding gnu.
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South Not-walk Young People Married
at Ilptllt ”Moan. -'
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tall evening. to Charles V. I”Stowe.
The ceremony was portorined by the
Rev. Hugh 8. Carpenter. at the South
Norwalk Baptist parsonage. and was
a quiet one. The pretty bride was at-
tired in a traveling costume oi dark
blue material. She was attended by
Nina Nedea Harris as bridoniaid and
the groom'- beat man waa Charles
Amundaon. They received a number
of wedding gifts.
At the conclusion oi the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Stowe departed on a
wedding tour. and on their return will
reside at the bride‘s home. No. 83
Lowe street. Mr. Stowe is employed
in the store at F. l). iawton I: Com-
pany. and Mrs. Stowe has been tor
several years stcnographer in the ob
lice or Raymond Brothers Both have
a large circle ol‘ friends. who filing
tend congratulationa.
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UlCHANIC‘ ELECT.
w. l. lepton. at New Haven. Named
as Member of Finance Committee.
WATNRBURY. Oct. ll.-Tho state
unicorn oi the junior order or Ameri-
can loohaaioa hold their that meeting
lines election in Waterbury last sign.
and that! committees were appointed.
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Judiciary—4 I. Bailey. Bridgeport.
three years; (i. it. Nah-y. New Brit.“
ain. two years; (i. 0. Pierce. Storm
lord. one year.
Finance-43. E. Clapp. Danbury; M.
A Hunter. Middletown;w 8. Benton.
New Haven
Law-«B r. ultras. Bridgeport; it.
w. Rathbun. Noanii; N. 8 Finch Dar»
(twinned-«W. i‘. Latino. Water-
bury: B..J Jordan. Stamford: F H
upward. Bridaopori.
The out meeting will be held in
lianbury in November .
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~NOTICII
The member- of the ilougb itlder
tiles Club will meet at ti. A. it. liaii.
Wail ail-eat. tomorrow evening at 5
o’clock. All members are recite-ted to
be prevent;
it 1.. dates. at Bristol. New Hamp-
itltiro. has been transferred“ to the
South Norwalit division or the Pro-
dential Lita insurance Company. and
III" “tiara charge at the am Norwaill
l at. '
4,“
Ram ”My“;
Mndolph Hunter.
I
Second District Voters Slim
Well- known East Norwallt nan.
’ tor Representative
hump.»
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Claim Thai Prospects for Denia-
erotic Success Are Bright
The Democrats or the Second Voting _
District last night. in caucus in “Alton
Hall. named Captain Carl A. Andipaon.
of East Norwalk. as their candidate
for representative. The caucus m
called to“ order by John a Mauritian.“
chairman of the Democratic commit-
tee. of the Second Voting District.
I (Continued on Second Page.)
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Cl a mag? advertisements on um . ,,
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each additional word. 1-hour par Induction. t .I
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WANTED.
WANYID~—FURNISHED ROOM KN
vicinity of Taylor avenue. Address Room
care Bent incl. oil
WANTED—«PLAIN COOKING AND
Wuhlly'. inquire 30 Day 81., o 101
WANTED~GIRL8 AB USHEBB
ticket antlers. Antony Music Hall.
Not-walk. W. L. wuing, MITfiglnd W“:
7 I:
.4
mu Monday afternoon.
a famous New York vaudcv
ov ng pictured.
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDS
live cattle and poultry: Noam
lilo 1 lat enliven. than.
booth Hm
or good
wnwtlcut Turnpike.
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and hathL i ‘
Norwllt. inquire ll)
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TO LlfmFiVE
floor. all improvements.
since and Nancy at.
Ailfl'ttirpc. n Beaview
to LIT-«FLAT or saw I
' with Improvements; one vi ‘ ”sacrum; -
or “or: "a I... v
c to . II
lagoon St. " aim ..
rro LIT-4““ u noon 1‘ w ‘ ‘
provemcnls inquire F, opp. ll . ‘
g“. Baal Norwaik oi .
T0 LIT 410mm 155 NAN
walk; Natl Also rural tire for aft.
inquire on premier-s. 'to
T0 LIT—~A FIRST—L HOUSE
hit all modern improve
one iiion and location. al‘uionfiam'vl
lit. Inquire to Taylor Ava.. near .
vo IT—TWO FLA‘I‘I. 23 FIRST
“not. rt im pavements. inquire x. .
Joanie .21 int street. all it
1’?” LleliAIlllfl‘ON AVE. TWO :—
tarnyl houses. l-rooma rtnienta. all im-
good can Iiioiii om
vernenta;
finial" rpnt rm ‘
i 2 u . . ‘ ;l H
station: ,
flgfifig woulu'a All ”MIN".
:n'rou “largo. roast-ti.
bathw hot water and heat
three or “Him-9'3"“ :3 ,
v
Moanta Poueaalon at
Walt Av... Norwal AW?“
10 LIT—~RNAR noon on rm
iioor lwaria a Corbett bull ng. aui
tor light manufacturing or o co: ligh
mbeated and ate
r further particulars inquire at
ottho 0id Wait till lcgar
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earth llli noel I" N
W. Gilbert 'Nowinl . cl
unions. begin on Wndn ..
twentyaixth. at tour o clock and" con W a
hrough twn trrmu of ten weeka
orma on application at the ooh .
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