M... Ml. a” ..
, “DOIAT‘D Pflllfl NIWI FROM ALI. PART.
l'
0! ”TH! W9.“ IV A IPGOIAL WIRI AND OUR OWN OPIMTOII
.. waarnas nonsense "
Fair and colder tonight with Willie
tract: Iondny fIlr with rising toniiltl‘le
tut-c; modems northwut winds be»
coming variable Sunday.
ESTA BliISHED 1870
Entered It the death floral?!“ Punt-omen
Second Class M
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will A ARM
8Y8; "EM FDR
[AS-i Slili'
Extension of the Present Electri-
cal Zone Also Authorized at
Last Night’s Meeting
illlililllii dill *
m a an aim
Tax at line and One-Halt Mills
Laid for Electric Work
W.
it. is lreguently said that. East Nor-
walk fire district meetings are always
scrappy. and while this is largely true
and another meeting last night sub-
stantiated the declaration, sight is
often lost of the fact that the “scrap’
ping“ usually comes out all right. it
is silnply a condition that may be
found in any growing community. East
Norwalk is one oi the fastest growing
sections of the town and the distribute
or .my communitl that has life enough
to grow have the ability to assert
themselves
Last night's district meeting con-
sidered three important measures.
’l‘u'o of them were acted upon favor.
ably and undoubtedly the cnd desired
tContlnued on Fourth Page.)
sprout. amiss stir.
Loin of pork to roast, ltic lb.
Pork chops, lilo lb.
Fresh hams, liic lb.
Home—made and link aausngc, tilt; in.
Legs spring lamb. 14c lb.
Spring lamb chops, No in.
Sirloin steak. inc. lb.
Portcrhonse steak. 170 lb.
Round steak. 125/.0 lb.
been pot roast. 10c lb.
Chopped beef, 12%: lb.
Rump com d We lb.
Fresh or it tillldlfl. 120 lb.
Foreuuarter la b. 100 lb.
Choice native fouls. 180 lb.
Native spring chickens. 20c lb.
all lilil’iiilllih
iii A lilliill lilliilllll
Lillian Ketchum Was Playing at
Home of Grandodrtinte When
Clothing Took Fire
Lillian Ketchum. taro and one-hIlf
years old, daughter of Mrs. Anna M.
Ketchum. was seriously. though it is
hoped not fatally burned. yesterday
afternoon about 6 o'clock, at. the home
of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Higgins, in ilurrltt avenue. She Is
still in a serious condition. however.
and beds dglory restless night and is
very ill to
From titell lof’lrl‘md I
terward of‘
llevcd she i in! d o‘Ym a
piled it
iIrntion af-
" it is be-
6&th and is-
't prettiusly been
~ ' eye on the first
«find lveilt upstairs
floor of it“ , ‘
after so . .. 7% I moment her
‘ fit her were startled
to hear her If Kiln; Ind found her
all in a bin ‘ ‘ .heId of the stairs
Mrs Ketch ly limped a rug
in; the tiara . e at time. Mrs
Higgins hurri to the telephone to
secure method 1..ld and in I few min-
utes Dr. F. 1.9mm Was It the house.
its was also Drugsi t Joseph Quiltner.
with preparations for use by the phy-
sician in alleviating the child’s suffer-
loss. it was also decided that it was
best to take her to the hospital for
treIunent end she wII conveyed there ‘
. in Dr Burnoll'e automobile. accompano
fed by her mother and Mr. Quittner
The little girl's burns were worst
t the right Iidc, even that side of
I face min; affected. At. the in-
dliiuilon rho pleaded no not to be with-
out her mother that it ivna considered
but to have her take back home.
The hair on the right II of her and
was burned.
in the opinion of Dr. Burnell there
will be no permsnsnt scar on the lit»
tic girl's face if she recovers.
a; suite And“ T out root.-
Sham NO. I” Will No.2 W
Mine tti Minoan l i twisted Ill
db! dcdrortly Non :I‘Iolll
on MY.
tritium“
not more van Wm
. fillet Norwnik.
fruits and
and metIlI f”
nuswnu
« Induction and their
1
illiillll DillillYlli
Sir: Previous to your letter in last
Saturday’s issue of this paper. myst-
lentlon had been called to certain ro-
marks of the same tenor made by you
at or about the limo of your notnina
lion. Personally. it does not scum that
your mlsreprosentniions are worthy of
refutation. Al. the oxptcss wish of
friends. however i make this state;
ment:
Your assertion that l participated
in a Legislative junkct to the James-
town Exposition. and that the party
i want. with apprmirlatcd and used
810.000 for paying expenses. is abso-
lutely false. The facts are:
in October. lilil'i. over two months
after the Legislature had adjourned,
l. as a private citizen. accompanied by
my wife. visited the exposition and
paid my own expenses.
[luring April. 1907. the governor and
other state oillccrs. members of the
Legislature. etc. visited the exposi-
tion during tin‘ Legislative session
was not a member of the party. You
ware a senator, l a representative.
no knowledge.
for United States senator.
that my constituents shall favor.
of a certain resolution introduced by
Semttor‘lndsi‘m. The faults are as fol»
lows and can be verified by the llouse
and Senate Journals:
On July 24th. four days before the
final adjournment of the (lencral As-
sembly. Senator Judson introduced a
resolution in that body raising a com-
mission to investigate the present
method of taxation of public service
corporations and report. their recom-
mendations to the next session of the
General Assembly. The president rul~
ing that it was new business and otil
of order. Senator Judson moved a sus—
pcnsion or the rules that the resolu—
tion be received. i)n roll call the Sell‘
ate refused to receive it by a vote of
Eli to 11. (if the 7 Democratic senators
i volt-ii against and ii in its favor
Having lulled in the Senate. the mat-
ler came to the House the next morn-
ing before my arrival. and a motion
to suspend the rules and receive. the
resolution was defeated. The House
Journal of that day shows on roll call
that 92 members had not arrived when
this matter came up. twenty of whom
. were from the Democratic side of the
House. and a number from that side
who were present voted against its l‘0«
ceipt at that late day and you can have
their names. if you so wish.
At the last session l voted in favor
of the utilities bill. as you well lotow.
and i believe the next General As»
sembly should and will create a com'
infusion that will regulate all public
service corporation matters; and I
shall use my best endeavors to that
end. as well as on all other matters
for the benefit. of the people.
The other matter to which you refer
and say i was absent from the House.
l was ettgused as a member of the
conference committee on the question
of the trollcv betwoen Noiualk and
New Canaan. which i was strongly
endeavorlnx to put through in the in-
icrest of my constituents: hem-e tny
absence from the House.
As to your request for a _ioini debate
in mckwood‘a ilnll, i fall to see. whore
such a meeting would be helpful 'to
our constituents. Our constituents
know where i stand it they don‘t
know where you stand they would not
be enlightened by our joint meeting.
New for. of the constituents of our
in the hall. Theteforo. the beat med.
him for discussing tile issues of the
campaign is the newspaper.
As you asked me about tny being ah-
scnt on two occasions from the iiouse
session. I now ask you why you walk»
ed out of the Senate the last day of
the session of 1907. while that body
pIssod gratuities bills amounting to
thousands of dollars? The ilmtae. of
which i was I member. refused to pass
any of those measures.
Such bills are generally considered
one of the worst forms of graft. and
you voted for them in the previous
session.
Respectfully yours.
FREDERICK ti QUlN'l‘Altl),
RspublicIn Candidate for Splinter.
Twanty sixth Senatorial District
October 29.1910
"ill lain llili liii
an if wjiliiilli
Two More lien Are Enacted to
Become Citizens on Nov-
imam
Her it. Smith Ind Selects:
ammunition dullE Davina is as
from will he
on Novbmbcr 7th. II the
turfo hole that tilts.
til 3.
out
. if
whole district could be accommOdafed’
Pili’il Mill 0
U. W lilWNS ‘
ililHISBilllNlY
Comparison Made With Figures
oi Previous Census—~Marlhoro
Smallest Town in the State
liiilllllilil. lllllllill Mill
You had a better opportunity then fill
obtain the information. it you had tle—'
sly-ed it. than you are now flaking {or (Tolliii’tiiliflll by towns has been llliltlt!
political effect only from one who has public at Worthington and tho
i shall vote for a Republican. and one' that
You would have the public bellovefflcld.
that l was responsible tor the defeat‘
WllillHlil [iiilllilii liiSl
. Larger Places increased and n
Smaller Ones Lost Citizens
The full popttlatlon of the state of
the
gained lunch.
reveal many losses.
gains in
the other hand,
population and
frequent.
iiavcu six and New
laud county a
its thirteen towns.
deer case.
while
Lllchfleld county.
than sixteen towns show losses.
it)
Why didn't you (10 mt little republics within the boundary
1 have pledged my vote to no man lines will be able to see just where
it elected,i they stand. The figures do tint show
back country towns have
The towns in hitch»
'l‘ollnmi and Windham counties
Despite the fine
no less
0
the shore counties
reveal thc more. recent movement in
the gains are more
Fulrf‘leld county shows but
live towns with a decrease as compar-
ed with the previous ten years. while
Midtlloscx county has only four. New
London eight.
ilurti’ord dot-s remarkably well with
but three low is showing a loss.
'l‘ol.
we losses in six out. of
Windham
has ten ttlvl'lts out of sixteen with a
W
'rwo cm;
To the Honorable deorick H Guin-
tard. Rehabllolnl Candidate toi-
State “actor F m the Twenty.
sixth Dlptrlctt
As We approach til lent week of the
campaign, the voters f the disititt arc
still in ignorance an 0 your position.
past present and future. on (”t‘llillll
important attentions. You could have
enlightened the voter! by accepting
my offer to meet in Joint debate and
this offer is still open to you.
details of the Jamestown Exposition
lunket in which you participated. and
in which 378, iihii. ill) of the public
moneys of the State of Conncttlcut
were spent? it you so choose. you can.
at that time. unsiver me of the other
questions i have. ask .and refute. if
you can. some of the pascrtnmnse l have
mud n on the platform on
You might also explain tnhc hbouillon
laiive matters:
You ahaented yourself from the
base and consequently dodged a vote
on Senator Jttdson‘s resolution to ap-
point a commission to investigate lilo '
taxing of public not vice (airporations.
and to ascertain if they Were actually
paying the one per cent. tax imposed
8
only paying less than lino-half of this
as claimed by litany in a. position to
know.
in character and ability. Judson is
one of the leading Ropnblicspa in the
state. and why did you not assist him
by your vote instead of evading the
question? Sixteen members from
Fairtlcld county were absent when this
vote were taken, and it you and seven
others had seen fit to vote on it. the
New York. Ncw lluven and Hartford
Railroad Company and other public
service corporations would have been
compelled to pay their lawful taxes in
full. instead of evading the payment of
the creator part of their taxes. and if
this had "been done. it would not bavc
ll
state tax on the towns and the Town
of Norwalk would not have to pay the
$12 000 which the state. imposed last
' your. and which will again be due on
The smallest town in the state in Notetnhcr tbth of this year and will
population is
Marlboro In
”mum-di have to be led out of our town treas-
county with only 302 persons. a loss HIS
of twenty to ten y.curs
town of Union loses nearly onadourih
of its population in the
with a decline from 428 to 322.
of these
l‘he fatnuus'
steadily lor many years.
The following is the population
the towns in P‘airileld county compar City of lisrililrd have i
last decade
lltlt
towns have been tumbling
ed with the enumeration in l900:
l9l0
ii‘nii‘ileld county ...... $5.322
llethcl town. including
ilethcl borough ,- 3.792
Betbel borough ...... 3.th
Bridgeport town. co-
extensive with
Bridgeport city .102.u.'.-l
llrookfiold town .....
lianbury tovut. inrlud~
lug lJaubury city
llanhury city .. ......
Dorian town .........
l'Iastou town .........
P‘nlrficld toun
Greenwich
eluding
borough ...........
tirccnwiult borough. . .
Huntington town. in-
cluding Shelton bow
ough ..............
Shelton borough . . . . .
Monroe town ........
New (.‘aaaan town. in-
cluding New Canaan
bomugh ...........
New Canaan borough.
New F‘Ilrflold town...
Nowtowu town, includ-
ing Newtown hon
ough ..............
Newtown borough
Norwalk town. includ~
in; Norwalk and
South Norwallt cities
Nora-silt city ........
death Norwalk city...
itcddinz town .......
Ridgeilcld town .....
Sherman town .......
Stamford town. includ-
ing Gtumford city . ..
Stamford city ..... . ..
Strutford town .......
Trumbull town ......
Weston town
Weetport town
Wilton towu .........
town. in‘
Greenwich
1,1in
. 23.502
Bil. iii-l
3,946
1.032
6.! 2H
li‘..tti:i
twill
“.545
«will?
1.00::
than?
1,673
(till
3,012
dill
24.2“
8.95“
8.968
Lil”
3J8li
559
28.336
25A 36
5,042
Lil“:
83-”
4.239
LTD“
.— ..._. ......_._-........,_.
MISSEI DOWNEO INTER‘TMN.
.u-b-
Pleasant party It Their Home. No. 0
of
After the rcuolution had been defeat-
mi ‘0“ returned to your coat in the
House and arose and opposed the pee
saw of a resolution I horislng the
City of Hartford to cats lab and main
lain a municipal ice plant for the bane.
fit of its citizens. Wily ould not the
same right
to establish and enjoy the advantages
it
1900 of a municipal ice planti- the Cityan of
"H.208 Bomb Mini a turn“:
Y joy the nuns wilfullnfilllfli’i also.
3'27 lrlc plant. "
" .rlllY
70.99%
Lil-iii
19.471
lt‘..f.‘.i'i
:l.l it:
add
~i.lli‘.l
i
will
15.337
l,ii4:i
2.968
”ll”
Sill
EH?!
2420
in the legislature of limit. you can
ported a creature to cotnpol every man
in the slain. between the ages of 21
and do. to pay a personal in: of two
dollars which measure as passed con-
mine a prmi. ion for the arrest of every
such person falling to pay the tax and
lo imprison him until the amount of
some, with all costs and lull-rest shall
he. paid. the imprisoned debtor to be
allowed one dollar per day in the
wuiltins out of his fine. being also
chanted with $2.25 per Week for his
board while in lull. This measure also
provides for special collector! to be
appointed for four years. creating an.
other lot, of political sinecures. in
"2 contract with your position. i believe
tin-ac taxes am a relic of by-youu days.
who-n wealth was more evenly divided,
and tide uwasure supports the system
under which the income of the pooreu.
is made the basis of the tax rate. Only
twenty-three states exact poll taxes,
and only two. North Carolina and Con-
necticut. exact military taxes. Ind I
would abolish such tan-a in this state.
l“ and if the public service corporations
LLili
254
”mm?
6,123)
ithbl
L420
2.828
i358
“Lil”
12.997
3.657
Lilli?
840
4.01
1.598
Courtlsndt Place. Last Night.
The Million Edith and Ethel Downed.
entertained a
number of their friends at theilr home
int evening. It was a very onloiablc
and names were played until
YI into car. after which I dainty not
After breakfast it
number of ilIIliiiyht pictures were ink
of 9 Uotll‘llflfldl Place.
cvenin
lotion was served.
”The nests were entertained with I
The: total number of voters made
duriu Ill the custom of Town Cleric
two more voters made
have made
I to will nin-
hle will make
tip to yesterday there
and out yesterday
tile board end
NorivIlli If. Wild
morning Lois riser
in only
lt‘Iforc the
r main daring
number of Hallows on titles which
were well rendered by Mllli Henry.
A. number of times were played
anon. which «as I loosrapby game.
This was very interstius and I number
of thins: heist hung on the walls and
hidden in corners. IIch one betas
numbered and representing some occ-
mnhicni name. flinch cum on taro
etched with I card on which they
wrote the showers.
YA as the
who were pru-
It's the ”In! Olive Wood. fldd
YWIiirdlm Hunt “imbued?” canned: .
, .
«all
m
paid their taxes. it would not be necel
sury to impose a state is: against
towns. nor a personal. military or poll
tax against individuIla.
When the governor's veto on the
Sunday baseball hill came up in the
Hutton, you again allocated yourself.
although you had led those favoring
Inch a measure to believe you would
support it. and mo led the clergy and
others opposing such I measure to be
lievc you would oppose it. Another
case of doctrine and the only excuse
you gltt‘ is the one privately expreII-
ed that you were absent because of
your attendance It a committee met
ins, when you know the only commit-
face that reset when the House is in
session is the Committee of the Third
iiouilc (lobbyists) in the corridors and
lobbies of the Capitol, augmented by
senators and legislators Ibsentiny
themselves from their seats in the
some and Hound. ‘
So much for the sweat ~tnorc anon.
- Roppcctfuliy yours.
JEREMIAH DONOVAN‘
South Norwalli. Conn. October 29th.
iillil.
GAVI DYNNII iN DNIDOEPORT.
General Russell Front enema... coon.
oil at Yale Alumni Association. _
General Russell Font. as the presto!
dent of the Yale Alumni of Foirflold
County. save I luncheon at the Uni-
versity (ilub. in Brld snort. yesterday.
to the members of i c council of the
7
will rt; General William W
.tlfpfloilmford: Mom ill 123
Inc John
innit ford
their
my. 85...“; I silt and aided
.ivere plasmids-I
made for the
mat the ”societies sadism
i
Why not meet me and debate file
you have taken ill. the following lcgis i
on them iii the stall}. or \vare really;
been necessary to have levied a direct.
tuooistlon. Junta John H. mfléf‘mf' ‘Y:
”Tim
MAINS ill
Elli. BYXIE
Riililliilill
Arthur Sfaheil Out With Bert
Lockwood, Caught Body With
Grappling irons
Siliilll Sillillilllii
Pliillli Milli SCENE
Funeral Services-H to Be Held To-
morrow Afternoon
By dint of hard work exerted by five
grappling parties. Long island Sound
was made to give. up the body of (.‘ap.
lain George ".W. Byxbee. the well.
known oystcrman. of Raymond street.
who perished 'l’bursday while, in all
probability. making a desperate ellort
to save himself.
Several theories have been advanCed
as to the exact cause of the unfortu-
nate accident, but the severely swol-
lcn condition of the lips of the dead
man. leads to the conclusion that a
sudden puff of wind caused innocent to
“jibe". striking (‘aptain llyxbcc a suf-
ficiently hard blow in the mouth to
knock him overboard. Weighted down
for protection from tiic cold weather.
as he was. by his clothes. he had but
a slim chance to retain his life. An in-
dication that he did his best to save
himself was furnished by the position
of his arms, which were outstretched.
as he had been in the act of trying to
3mm something.
The actual find was made by Arthur
Stabell, who went out with Bert Lock-
wood I Well-known trolley conductor.
in the latter's launch.
Captain Byxbee's dredge had been
found at the southwest. corner of his
four acre piece of around not. far from
Sprite island. and the body was loca»
ted on the west line about too feet
away from whens the dredge was.
A number at the searchers went out
with CapiIln David it Decker on the
cleaner innate. taking along small
boats to use in the search with gran
plinz tongs. Upon reaching the oyster
around owned by Captain liyxbec. the
parties divided into twos and started I
say etematlc search. James w HON.
and W (‘ By shoe, of QuintIrd avenue.
were in one boat. Captain Decker and
Richard DclehInty in another; Fran-
cis lioerum and H. l‘ioxcrdus ln anoth~ -
er. and in addition two gentlemen
came out of Westport harbor in a
launch and helped. The iattcr'a names
could not be secured. but. Captain
Decker. who exerted cvcry effort to
find titr- body as soon or. possible. prslt
on their effort to assist the local scar-
chcrs. Messrs. inflamed and Stabell
dressed up the body shortly before 3
o'clock. The remains were placed in
I skiff and towed up to Captain fleck.
er‘s dock in this city.
Dr. 8. ll. Huntington. the medical
examiner. who was amnmcued. gays
Funeral Director David W. Raymond
permission to remove the body to his
undertaking establishment. where, af-
ter it \vIs properly taken care of. was
removed to Captain ‘ Byxbeo's
home.
Hod Captain Byxhce lived until bion-
dsy. he would have been at years old.
lie was a widower. his wife having!
dict eleven years ago. One son. Wil-
liam A. Byxbeo. and three daughters
survive.
FunerIl services will be held from
the family home in Day street tomor-
row afternoon It 2:30 o‘clock. The
Rev. Francis Bournc Uphom. pastor of
the south Norwsllt Methodist Church.
Will oilinlate. and interment will fol-
low in the family plot in Pine island
Cemetery.
-TOWN AMIIIOM' NOTICE.
The town “censors meet for the last
time to receive lists. To try, Nov t.
your: to to ill I. m.: 2 b and 7 to
p. m. .
w u. —-...W. .- “an.
ineuncnirs ARI. ACTIVE.
BUENOB Arline. Argentina. Oct.
II.-ThI llmsaeysn inlitrtontc are lul-
vsncius from the Brullinn frontier-w,
about 8.000 circus. Smaller bodies who
are trying to unite with the main
force. are but skirmishes with the
govern (fight 1 mt. Pruitt t Willi.
man i pointed honor idsi. theV
resent mini er of dance. minister of
mind (pair‘s pro tent. in succession
to Dr. Dublin. who retired from the
foreisn office yesterday It the rcqnett
ofthe Mpresidont. _
MPRWESSIONAL;
iflV VA 1",
to '3‘; titcllklgt. "'Tg‘”":n§0Y
‘33 Pvm “Ni:
bANdiNtd.
'l'm
“Mills
we in.
llllil SilllllllilY
iii illlliill. ill.
Amos ii. Judson Was a Former
Well-Known Resident of
South Norwalk
Word was received in 80th Norwalk
this week or the. death of Amos C
Judson, a former resident here, and at
one time in the meat business at the
corner of Smith Main and Havlland
streets, and a member of the South
Norwalk board of councilman.
Mr. Judson, for several years. has
been a resident of Oneida, New York.
where he was engaged in the cigar
making business. Lost Sunday he was
shot in the head. but whether it was
accidental or intentional has not yet
been learned by relatives here. He
lived but a short time. and the funeral
services. held yesterday. were attend
ed by a number of South Norwalk
relatives. ‘Mr. Judson had many
friends hereabouis, as he was of a lo-
vial dillpoaltlon. He leaves a widow,
two sons. Clifford. of Detroit,‘ itchi-
sun; Amos, of Hartford. and one
Norwulk.
lie was fiftyfour years of
use .
,.,.._‘~W_....~
You can't keep a good man down
and a bad man is sure to tttru up.
“email... .avu‘rméfififi‘ oil triumph”.
25 words or less. Ill cents: 3 times. ;
each additional word. 1 cent per inaction.
w...“— “A.“ ”I... ... -.~._.—~m¢v
WANTED.
MEN“ Ll‘AIIN Al TthfiiiiiJ‘ HUB]-
nous Grunt demand fol skilltd help. We
lttu‘ll you at homc. furnish unto model.
not mu $1.5 “W'Olkli job; make sill would)
ubilc lumping. lincitcsict Auto School.
$12!. Rlii‘llt'lill' 'l (52‘ ll
WANTED ’l‘P‘ll hill: 5 Juli-
hing tin upminliy‘. upntt unlit of all
kinds. i‘i‘tlltJltliltltri tottslruttcd in tutu“
mcniu ul‘ stunt: lltllim'H at reasonable
cost. For pmtupt attention. address (tar-
pt-mrr. t‘tll‘t' Sentinel. 022‘ ll
WANTED Sthti: [is Full Tm: SIYN-
tiny liwnlug institute Chorus, both for
the regular musical program and also for
mntutus. Applg at once to Mrs. .
Mtlcl‘uusintul, 1 Taylor Av». 02931
WANTED -.. Nltiil'l‘ WATCHMAN.
Must understand cat‘c- ui‘ bull-r and some
well recommended, t‘luelt. l’t ubody at:
t‘o, mil 1)
WANTED-~~Fl7itleilhIll ittle “l’l‘ii
or without board. for lady. Inquire B
littl'liultlt hit. 0'19 3!
WANTED- Till? To tit) TO THE All-
ilitorlurn Restaurant {or your Sunday nin-
dlnvr. A must chicken dinner for 23 canti-
Autlilorium. if North Main fit it” it
”Eli“! NilRWllK
daughter. Mrs. Royal Decker. of Drum
illillilliiiliii
‘liillY iSili ;; ll:
As Ballots Are Returned Quinlaril'
Leads, but the Court Mutt
Rule on 0ver300 More
lYiiYiY-iilll Billiii .
. Hill illilil RiJiilllilli”
Crossesflarked in Almost Every
Place but the flight line
That City of Nor walk election con-
test is not celled yet. As far as it has
gone it has been fruitful, as after the
exhibition of slowness by the counters
no judge will ever again appoint two
lawyers to do the counting in fruit!
contest. save the Bridgeport Telegram.
The counters in this instance were J.
[Continued on 3Seventh Pm).
.CIIuiflddm Idvorliumnu on I'll. 9:“:
would or fun. as cont“ a timed.
cacti Iddltionni word. 1 can: an mm
TO LET
TO LET~~LOWER F‘bOOR. FOUR
rooms. conveniences. l3 liayview We.
(‘all on the premises. 029 It
M'KMTWD.
For terms
M. Lawton &
029 3t
AT SAUGATUCK:
laundry: light air basement on Washing-
ton St . suitable or plumber. painter. or
nhtxmakcr; barn at Rowayton; barn on.
Taylor Ave; first floor on Water 8L:
house. barn and lively stable. flown on:
ltnxc hall. Washington St.; two 1'
floors well lighted. with power not of;
hr lifht. ntauu'facturing: mound ‘
Washington st. .. bount- in East Norwollt.‘
Raymond Bios
T0 LEth‘ ENTRM. LY
five rooms with improvr mania
rind articulurs apply to .l.
(70.. mt.
TO LET—41008?)
TO Lsrésaou N v pools. No. 1'
4 tuiymond St. inane Walter Backer. ’
ant-at. tn \Vaehinyton 8t ~ .5 .983 38:
TO can now untied) WITH not.
modern improvements. 3. electricity.
tltcuin heat. every conven mice. beautiful-
ly bloated. Summer cottIgcs and -
WANIIMSNCOND HAND
also hot: air tornado Apply to
branch other, Norwailt
WANTKDf—Glltl. Til ASSls’l‘ [N GEN»
crnl housework unity of four.
ii Myrtle Rt. Earl Norvvnlk
live cattle and ultry; best on if.
too for good of? calves. ".mmlodmn,
Connecticut Turnpike, South Norwaik
Tel. 257 -J .
WANTEDrwbilll (‘tlttDt-i WOOD Dic-
lin‘lclil on cars at any point in F‘nittleld
county. Raymond time. 028 iii
WANTEDA‘CMPBTENT COCK IN
faintly Ill one. inquiri- Mrs. Dudlino E.
Raymond. 60 West Ave. South Ntrruénail‘t.
o .
WANTED~i i‘tlhll-i Til STAIFURD.
Monday on ain‘t Oct. ill, film. to the Mid-
night Suns‘ Rumour-adv itall. Tioltcta.
35 «mix. . 02’! 8t
WANTED-4.”; Rill’Tli
situation «a caretaker. Cod thu‘ll‘I all
kinds of work around dare. cut of rat.
crotrcuu. Address l.. . .. cant t-lctlfing‘li.n
o .
momma?
WANTED-d'ul‘ TO TRY 'rua CELE-
brnml l) aster House. under new mans
turut. .ca food. name. L‘lltipn. toga ur
diam-re. Clean and reasonable . l“
Spear. :5 Washington ill. opposite ignite;
. o .
WANTIDwEXl'ERiENt‘hD OPERA~
tum on Sinner poutr machines; l
\vuurs work allonr around. Apply ini-
St. ed Bi'htcl Raincoat 00.. 81! Wash n .Y'l.“
nt
“-8.
r61: can.
FOR SALE wflAFE STURP Bill»)! .V
lug. slow lattice. wall taper It on: racks.
abode culling table. pctnrc mat cutter.
lmss than cunt L. ii. Dh'clu't. in Warns
laptop at. ' nail tit
AUOTI lord—A. t‘. fiEXAllilR. Atl(‘-
ileum-r. 'will It‘ll ll public auction. Wed-
nesday. Nov. I. lillo. 0 I. m. It the
John A. Jarvis reread. Dur-
lan huult‘htllil urnliurc. fitiillliillli‘ of un-
iht piano in first class order. tau-lot
rd. serving-table. chitin cloned a an»
um i and brass Milli. «trousers. chiffonic icr.
tab on. chairs. carpets. runs. limitation.
[siren chairs. porticres. curtains. china.
ulotuware and kitchen utensils: homo.
woman and harm-as. including 3 home.
lotion wagons. 3 surveys. I washed“.
1- torso Arm wagon. double and studio
harnuu. d[god young snows.” bliwlilttI lieg-
horn and iymouilt ftuok chi ditch ha. I
tons [mad he. also horse lawn-mortar.
mammoth. hart-om. hot-house
on wire. The obey a Ir-
union are all condition. Inn Ire
my"? Ioid onlyn on account of two“ cell-
Tcrtnii cub stormy.
next for My. Pet“ order. JAolm A. ‘3’“.
. s 0
POI UALIwFORD TOURING CAR [W
I low More if taken at once. flu been
i
__ mi. about too miles Ill I demonstrator
Phone Its-t. s. 1.. Benedict. mat. on It
i. anwasmwontt house. CYYMY
”Chadian“ NOT OWN
flaunt an
onion:
.ARGE 1;
Miami L.
with
Ago”? bot th 88
WANTED—TO BUY. ALL KINDS 01'
l 79 Woodward AWN
Int. oIlt dluiuuvtubic and chairs. aldo» N
‘ can...
22$: _
too.
to LIT»?
racists on summi-
Main: on cultured. Apply
side ion at Greens Farms. drywall
TO arr—wt auawé'f'tifln nails- '19.
house of seven rooms. i3 field St 0A3;
lily 201 East Ave.
LEV-drive: nooks. mo '
floor. all improvements. nor HI
St. and Better Place. lnqlti Mr- C
Alstnorpe. as Scavlew Ave. at!"
'ro LET-w-FURNISHE‘D itoou Iron ’
xenttetuan. inquire 9 Crescent Tomi
“To LET~~ prion NOV
Roost-3 A‘t‘
rent Old.
The 800th
Norwnik Trust (‘0. at” it
To LIT— must: avoid IN SOUTH
Norwtllk; natural location: do per moat.
lmludluu ltrhit Box list. limb Nona?“
I o t
tri‘l‘ A FIRST- CLABB 1.10!le
with at modern lmpmvetn
omiditlon and location. i listen
git inquire 23 Taylor Ann near
av. _
“leaf.
M if
ro LIT awn howls. }C8tl3fl tiT...
South Norwalli. rout Hint; A
Rudder. toe south tho it St. cl. lira-36‘
TO LITMLOWE“ PAW!“ m;
Its rooms. it (Better at.
Cedar 8b. loath Nomllt.
ro LIT-HTOluc in new APA
meat house. rent at for store and
’gylnscocma. lnqu to F. blotter. ii 843;; .
“muffin”?
ro L¢T~TO atom u-Aaicn on rat.- 1
dolly people. five mom has in:
ilrnbdloor; “Morale rent an
no children. A”
l! Union Pinon. New“
TO l. 1'me vaiiflfillrflm'i} 800!“
second “Mb . ljplo‘v} '
mule-units:
YM‘N.
mouth” 1‘” 55. Mrs Cl Irli
'ro L|T4TIIREE- ROCK AND
room apartment. first floor luau!
Variety ilauar. til WIIhlnmn tit...
urwolk.
TO LITwlflVF—BUOM COTTAGI
Bctna' (‘ o.urt inquire United 0
nubsrt .luuoeiuvnky. East Norvnlili.
'ro Ll-‘fwll‘otlit. six as
nice rooms. modern lineman»
reattnmdnci (tibia-lama :53. Ch
Norms. Antsy on arc-mi III.
7003 I'l’uit‘oliit- MOI AP “
thir cor rear: res 1M. antler
ticulIril. inquire 0i Ill Clflf Con
wildmuilii’éitchlh‘iil"
also. ”0 1"ch fl
o for
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