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OCEN'INS .
Siliil BilililllHl
nuns BIB-ii
IN SINAIHINII
I Well Hook slid Ladder Company were
Uproar in dekup, Bark of Its-
volvss and Shouts ol Fxcii-
ed Susrds'Siir Town
NNNSIIIIIIS INII NIIIZENS
IN Willi .NNISI IN SIRIUS
Prison Walls Bulging With In-
mates Had Dazed Captives
S'I‘IlA'I‘It‘ORI), March law-The innit-
Istralc In the town court was grnvoly
trying cases. Stratford was calmly pur~
suing Its business at ill a. m. yoslcr-
dsy, when. of a sudden. it fusllindc of
rcvolvcr allots sounded in the narrow
sllcy between the court room and the
town lockup.
Inaliinlly a wild uproar rent the
sprlng~llkc air. Shots. cries. curses.
yclls. peremptory orders to halt. shouts
of defiance. mingled In deafening mod-
cy, .
Olllcillls. constables. spectators'stam
pcded from the. court room. upsetting
chairs and falling over them Ili their
flight. They jumped out of doors just
ill time to set.- the lost. of eight prison-
ors wriggle through a window Ill the.
lock-tip and rtlu.
Not Exactly a Battle.
Tito Stratlord lockup Is no basilica:
seemingly it was built to hold two men
and a dog. Railroad detectives arrested
everybody they saw stealing a rldd on
it train Saturday and jammed them all
in the lockup. It has oozed prisoners
ever since; no one. knows how many
escaped Saturday and Sunday night.
It was easy to break jail. So many
prisoners were packed In it that Its
walls bulged. Yesterday morning
twenty were left In tho lockup which,
seriously. would just about hold a
touring car.
The m‘asil of glass first startlcd
Special Constable Chester Donaldson.
one of three guarding the little Jail.
Then a pair of .I pr‘odrod through
a window. Provlnc o Kashesko » so the
constables spell his name-«was follow-
ing his feet when Donaldson solzod
his legs and tried to push him back
throutzh the window. .
Kashosko. lvcrsd a all by and
well directed k ck that fettihd l e con-
stable in the pit of tho Itblntlob.
knocked all the wind out of him and
foiled him likes log.
Active as Trained Monkeys.
With the rolerity of a trodp of
trained monkeys. sovon pursuits fol-
lowed Kashosko through the window
anti ran Ill all directions. 'I‘welvo rc«
mninod In the lockup and howlcd like.
Illilll men to create it diversion. '
t‘onstnblc I“. L. Palmer tired half a
dozen shots In the air and pursued
Kashcsko. lll answer to the shots
wild-dyed townspeople came running
from all directions. Discharging their
Weapons in the nlr. t‘onslablos Holmes
and Liborno and Ilsllroad Iloisctlve
Lewis chased the. fugitives. Six wero
recaptured quickly by constables or
Citizens. but Itashcslto and Jill“ (lob
vcskl butfootcd all purknors.
Lewis. Policy and Ernest Wilcox.
olupioycd in a store next to the, lockup.
unnotl themselves and took up the run-
ning with (‘onstablo Palmer aftcr Kasb.
ssko. who. It turned out. had pursuudc
cd Ills follows to attotnpt escape.
Fugitive Led Grout Chaos.
Kashcsko. running like it jackrubbll.
filmed. twisted and doubled. l'nllncr
first! twice more. In the air. Knabooko
hailed a second. looked almond and set
off attain. Palmer shed his coat and
was fast putting winded whorl he
shouted:
.“Iialt. or I'll shoot to kill!"
Ho tired so accurately that tho hul-
lots whistlod close to Knabeslto. who
slommd short and run his hands over
his body to learn If ho had been hit.
Policy and Wilcox Ioisod him and
handed him over to the exllsuotod
' l’nimor. .
Two railroad detectives and a dozen
untied citizens chmd John tlnlvoslll.
but. he mi away. Hi to somewhere Ill
“ the woods around Btrstford. The polls
hunting him have it, soon description
of him and are confident of capturinn
him.
Tllilflfillltfl'fiilti
our: fill" our
BRIDGEPORT, Much l‘lr—Dflldsr-
itu Molar. puller of“? Church of at.
John Nopotnucit, the oldest Slavoniul
economics in tho city. Ibrpl'ibod his
parishioners Sunday with): by an-
nounolnx that ho to m to luwtbo
j“! am than at waiving anonymous
lotion." nut ills bright: mm“ till
{installations to stats his room for
Will! tbs pistols so that told“
mount ‘ .
nttiiiil v“ w
lllllllli n. Illlllilli
All Last Year’s Board Unani-
mously Ra-olocled—Jfo
Purchase Now Piano
Illii
The llmscnt efficient officers of Old
unanimously rs-slsced at the annual
meeting. held last cvoning. at the
headquarters In Huviland street. There
was a Inrso and reproacntntivo Kather-
ing of the members Ill attendance, and
much intcrest was taken Ill the pro-
ceedings. The list of officers fol-
lows:
Foremall—r—Howard L. Zeluff.
First Assistant Forclnsnmliumillon
I... Comstock.
Second Assistant
dorc Clark.
Financial and Recording Secretary“
I). W. Harford.
Treasurer-Jinnah N. Ferris (thirty-
fifth term).
Stewardm-Hurold Morrlll.
Entertainment )olumltlcew-Sumacl
P. Holmes. Hurry Pctcrs, Howard
Finch. Herbert Rafnsc. and Frederick
Watt-rs.
On the request of [loyal ll. Cour
stock It was voted to place. his name.
on the. rctlrod list, be having served
faithfully for thirty years its all active
Iircmau.
The question of purchasing a new
piano player was actcd upon favorably.
and thc. columltioc. composed of llam-
Ilton I... COInBIOt'k. George H, Hirst
and William McPherson, which made,
an exhaustive Investigation of the sub
qut. was Instructed to make a contract
with Mrti. .l. W. Stiltiwcli.
The committee on the pool and Illn-
‘oohlc tournnmcut reported progress.
and plans will be made later for a slip
per In honor or the winners of the con
tcstunls.
It was voted to accept the Invitation
to the annual ball of Putnam l-Iouc
Company ill Arlon llull. ncxl Frills)
night.
nnn‘nn IS
palliation
Forcman» Theo-
Bishop Nllan Announcos Rev.
Father May’s Transfer to
St. Thomas’ Stminsry
Illshop Nlinn has announced the
transfer of Rev. Francis E. May from
tho Connecticut apostolnto. whole
llendquartors worn at Milford, lo a
professorship at St. Thomas‘ seminary
at Hartford. The transfer of Father
May marks the passing of the Hart—
ford aptlstoiatc Into history at lcuut
for the proscnl. Ill-v. Peter M. Mr
Clean. snpct‘lor of the mission blind
for the past twelve years. and also
pastor at St. Mary's Church, Milford.
Is now alone In that plltce. Within
the past few months litter of Father
Mcl‘lcun's assistants Ill the mission
field huvc PN‘PIVNI permanent up
poiulmcntswFather Sullivan to St.
'f‘liomas' seminary. Hartford; Ilcv.
Edward liowllos. to St. Mary‘s church.
Mt. t‘urmel. illilI Rev. James Ilolan to
St. Ilorunrd's church. Tarllfvillc.
So great Ill the demon! for priests
for parish work throughout the state
that there In hardly one to be spared
for thc infusion field. The. diocese of
Hartford has scarcely ever been lair
piled with an over-abundance oi
print-Its. The growth has been no
rapid and the development of par‘
Isllco so thorough. that every avail
able mono has boon assigned to duty
in the Immcdlstc llllnoltry of souls
The history of the mission build II
something to he recalled With stills-
faction. not alone by those who have
served In It. hilt by the pooplc in
every quarter of the state. who have
been Inspired by Its oloquonco. For
mor members of tho ltpostointn were
Father Flynn. assistant chancellor of
tho dloccso; Fntllsr Motilvncy. of
Wontviilo: Father James R. Mitchell.
formerly of Smith Norwaik. Ind 1l-‘ath-
or Ii‘iannory. of flunrdvilis.
Tho missions for the various
churches In the state for tho future
will be conducted by members of the
regular orders. the Jesuits. Domino
cubs. Franciscans. Augustinian. Pu
sionlnts. Psallstl. etc.
LOML Ilellll.
TEAI II I’lEllI
John hicdmth. of Winnlpault. the
wit known pitcher of tho Into Nor-
wlliit bsubnil tsun. In making great
plain. for the game during the comics
mmn. Ho proposal to mom the lo-
cal turn. and games will be piano on
sstlni on tho Namath Monument
Park diamond. to Mention otmt. ‘l'hs
bums of tho club will b. tho Ail flor-
ivalils. and the tooth will be calm
optical of local arm. and a film
In tulle load taunt In the town it
stroll: combination inn be expected.
The moon will open it t lily tom.
and Monitor Moduli: will but the
but. wishes of baseball font of this
vicinity Ill fill ubiortoltiiil.
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a“ a . I
Vary both but»; the ill.
; cm li' Minolta
NIW nun
Bliilil liil n
- tint Hill
Poll, In Churnh Street,
Proves Total toss
Hlliii I’IIIii Willi
PIIIIINI SPNENIIIII Ililiii
Loss Amounts to About 530,000
--Soma Previous Fires
NEW HAVEN, March II.~—’I‘Ile Iii-
Iou Dream. a theater building In
Church street, used for moving plc~
tures and owned by sylvestor Poll, was
burned this morning. Heavy parting
walls on either side stopped the lianlos
from spreading into tho business
blocks of grsstor proportions. although
for a than the aspect of the fire was I
serious one. The fire was made evi~
dent about 9 o'clock when puffs of
smoke were seen coming. from tho
caves of the building which was three
slorles to height. Almost. before an
alarm was sounded the entire upper
part of the building was ablaze. and for
twenty fcct above It tho names roared.
ulvlnn citizens generally the Idea that
for the. third or fourth time In a tow
months this particular city block has
in danger of being tire swopt. The
building was an old one. although after
a tire loss sonic months ago Mr. Poll
had it remodeled and flroproofed so
far all possible. 'I‘hc fire not a good
start. probably some limo before being
discovered and evidently It
throuxout the fiuiitsfltis. Tho firemen
quickly sent lines of hose through the
windows and checked the flames. al-
though the. upper part of the building
burncd for a considerable time. tin the
Church street Iovel there were sovcrnl
stores and a small moving picture the-
ntcr. the Continue. also owned by Mr.
Poll. 'I‘hssc suffered front water,
building itself. had an ornate front of
stucco work which at night who Illum-
lned with electric lights . As some of
the decorations stood out against the
tire and smoke the effect to the spec-
tators on the street was ll thrilling
spectacular. The densc clouds of
smoke which cnvcloped the surround-
lnx buildings. especially the First Na-
tional Bank on the caslcrly side. and
attracted the entire downtown portion
of the community which turnod out to
sec the III‘IHIN‘H work. ,
The loss toMr. I’oli will probably
rcnch SilliJitIO.
several times of bile.
Opera House in tho «map the several
fires havo usually created excitement.
A. bin born In the rea{ of the Bijou
Dream was twice on fire; a livestocy
block was gutted a few months llilt).
and the buildings ruined today was
a tire near II hand gave a nlntnontllry
score to four mallnoe nlldicnres.
Scimitar. Wis" Hu 850.000 Lou.
SUPERIOR. Win. March I‘."‘*FNN
broke out in the throne liotcl. st Iron
itivor. early today, and before it was
checked had burned I: of the city‘s
main business buildings with practi-
cally all of their ooh-tents. Lou $0.000.
m....r...m-—
PLIOIIE "VIBES
[IE BOITIIIIIII
WASHINGTON. March H.--F'Illiy
ono-Ilftb of the onllrc population of the
northern Manchurls city of Fuchlntiun
bud pol-lubed from tho rnvsxcs of the
plague from the limo of its outbreak to
tho and of January. according to m
ports from United Hillto- Consul
nrnonc at Harbin. 'l‘hs exact number
was 3.402 In Fuciatloll alone. while at
Harbin the total had reached tilt. in-
cluding ill Europeans. Luis In Janu-
ary three [billion physicians began
work in Fuciutisn and five "hundrod
Russian troops worn cont there to u.
Military measures while the official
Mum of the deaths at Fuchistion
chow Mt perished daily during the
week ending January at. it ill schemi-
Iy bbllsvstl that about too persons
than were dying daily and that alto»
[other burly 4.000 bod shod than
or In tho immodisto vi pity.
. col OI-
sminsttont m instill to vsrify 1 MM
souls of the now can“. .
Inoculation. with Mussel“ are
but lauds fun of sits at two W
snafu Harbin. 1%“qu mitt
spread .
'l‘hol
the tlnoro Hotel. a little to tho art-ski
This city black has becn llro visited:
As the tirand;
once beforc gutted. A few weeks all".
list. In enrol-ulna the quarantine and.
The Russian authoritiu It Harbin limb
nro maintaining four Inbtmtoriu In. it!
posed which this necessary boom-l
NHIIIIIII IliNIIiIilii ii
I IIINISIIIIIII NIIIIIIIS
'Norwallt,'.South Norwollt and;
I first Norwalk to day for Fire !
noparhnoni Iolniiy &
Tho fourth meeting of the charter
committee was held at the Council
chamber, 80th Norwulk. Inst evening.
Those present were: Chairman J. ll.
‘ E. Ill. Mend. E. F. Smith. L. Gold-
I schmidt. L. Davis. J. Keogh. 0. w. Ball
and W, J. Tracey. I
"l‘ho sub-committee. which Is mailing
a rough draft of the charter. lbpcrted
that it would probably have It In shape
at the next mention. to be passed upon
so that the first meeting in tho various
districts could be held on Friday
March 24, and out or two mootlnn a
Week held in the different. districts un-
‘ til the whole territory of the town had
been covered. This will give the citi-
zens of all the different localities a
chance to be present at all the meet-
Inns and to express their opinion of
the charter as drafted. and to alter
suggestions as to chasm and amend-
merits. ' -
It was voted that certain members
of the committed. to be appointed. at-
teud cnch mooning In the different dis-
tricts. augmented by as many of tho
general committee. as could attend
each meeting.
It was the sense of the committee
that the matter of school district debtsi
’and property to be diamond of sccord-'
In; to the general statutes. I
The matter of the enlarged city as-
sumlng the wholu town debt. was din»
cussed. as was also the matter of each
district carinlt for its own debt.
‘ it scorned to be understood that
South Norwnlit. Nornllt. and East
Norwnlk would pay for its lire depart-
‘mcnt jointly.
. It was suggested that the one board
Inf ostimllc and taxation would lay
:tllc neutral tall and also the tall for
I each dillrlci.
i The question of salaries having been
Ibrouxht up on lilllfllflbfl of Dr. liar-
strom. it was tho it‘ll" of the mocllns
that Monro. (lolllnchmidt. Davin and
Rough bring in an abstract of ndnlinls‘
gtrstive salaries and slaction expanses
of the lotion and both cities. It loom-
ud to ho the ”aural opinion of tho
mulmlttee that salaries for mayor and
councilman ought not to be very large.
I it was ltnnnlm ugly voted that tho
,tnnyor and count: man should hold of~
lflt‘e for two yours.
‘ It Will then voted to adjourn to Mon-
gdny evening. March 20. at it p. m.. In
t 0 Town Court room. Norwnlk. ..
'tuott’initofifi
{MELW lull
CHICAGO. March it l‘nsqunlo Mar.
.cndano, once ll resident of Palermo. SI-
clly. quarrclod with members of the
f‘nmorrn bcfdl'e IuIvInk there four
years Into. the pollen say. To escape
the vellllcancc of the assassins. Pull-
qualc clinic to Amorlus. Last night he
was shot by an unitdtmn person while
'entcrinx his homo in West Taylor
titrool. lio died surly today.
When Pasquale came to America he
wont to work no a railroad laborer and
saved his motley. But no sooner did
ho get it small sum saved than he to.
solved it latter. It was the usull de-
mand of the black hand. "We must
have money. You must give no thou."
Pasquale lbrc‘ Inwny the latter and
bought a revoivor. Ilc carried It strut»
pad to his ball by day and slept at
Inlghi with It under his pillow. Ho
watched closely for the flash of s siilct-
to when walklnit through the Italian
parts of the city.
For two years or more he met no
members of the black hand. and be
thought he was safe. Last night be
abandoned his woutod caution.
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“83250.0“ FIIE
FORT WUH'BH. Tom. Nearly two
act-u of stock sheds burned hero to-
day. routing to death between fall)
and Loco head of horses. sheep and
host. and seriously burning four men.
The value of the dad animals is still-
nlatod at about ”50.000 and the prop-
erty Ion “0.000.
KIDNAPPID IOY IITURNID.
am
David Murray round by Foster rather
ftur tho Imltiyn Indus.
Niilw YORK. March Itwf‘ivwm-
old David Murray .who was kItIusppod
last asturdoy from tho homo of his
Wealthy foster parents. Mr. and him
John v. Murray. In stout 0mm. N. J..
to again book the Murray bout. to
day. Ho found. Into int plant
at the Manhattan patrons. to the
in bridge. Late last aim; in.
array mind a toil-phone mums
tolling hltnvthnt it it. wanted the boy
the led could. be found at the bridge
«mum. Ir. alarm Nitlfl‘ldd to tho
firm-tattoo and found the child
Ito 1 titties. [little buvhl sold it
tabla Inna hull picked hint on and
, «illl'lfffl and that he had
mm in it room for two days.
iii" so also to tho locality
”out Mom b tile list»
It. his” 0,513“. at
.It. Nona o num'mrtm‘
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iNNIINiN. ENNIS
MRS. WNIIN .
WAS IINIIIY
Building Owned by Sylvester Z. . um “W" m... C... A, "Wm, Stanford Woman Shoianti Killed
liar Husband and Ten Year
' Old Son Valdemar
IIIII IlliiIII Hilliillill’l
IIIlIII an nits
Serious Quarrel Followed Dis-
covery of This Act
NEW HAVEN. March 14.~Thnt Mrs.
flora Wood shot and klllcd her hus-
band. Christophcr G. Wood. and nor
ten yesrs.old son. Valdemar. at their
home at Brnnford. and than Indicted
wounds upon herself which calmed her
death on the morning of March 13. Is
lobe finding of Coroner Mix. msdo pub-
lic. today. The shooting followed the
discovery by Mr. Wood that “certain
large sums of money doposlted In sov-
ernl banks In New Haven and vicinity
by him had bean withdrawn by
wife from said banks upon orders pur-
porting to be signed by him.” accord-
Inx to the mport. The finding follows:
"Having been notified on the ninth;
(Continued (in Fifth Page.)
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NS INIINI
NIIENS II III I’IIIII
Spicy Testimony at Conservator
Hearing in Fairilsltl
Spicy testimony was given yester-
day in the Fairliold town hall before
Judge Edward P. Nobbs. sitting as the
acting Indus of probate for that dis-
trict. ill on adjourned bearing upon the
nppllcnuon 'of Mrs. Julia Watt Morris
Carlin Lawrence for the removal of
her confirvators. Thu rcccnt mac
rings of the potltionsr lo I!" physician,
Dr. toured .hnd no effect upon the
proceodinn and the fight which she
to making to get control of her mil-
lions will coulintlc.
butler Saw Soms Things.
James Malone. who was until a
short time ago, Mrs. lulu-mum's but-
ler. ho having actod In that calamity
at the Sacco IIIII rcsidencc In South-
port. at the litith Itrcet house Ill New
York city and also at tho Savoy hotel.
gnvu dalmatian testimony. Ncilher At-
torney Silloo Judson. counsel for Mrs.
Lawrence. or Attorney Daniel Daven-
port. who represents Judas Elmore
8. Banks. of ll‘airlleld and John C.
Show. of New York. conservators of
Mrs. lawrsncs. were present. Both
lolcphoned information of their In-
ability to be present.
Judge Nobbs ordered the bearing to
amend and Judas Banks as conser-
vator questioned tho witness and
brought out testimony of a sensational
churnctcr. The former butler told of
the drinking habits of Mrs. Iawrencs
and gave dclnlln that discloasd her
love of Intoxlclots and her capacity
In that indulgence. He said that she
was Intoxicated on scvcral occasions
and be described and told of the sort
of people silo ontcrtaiuod In a lavish
manner at some of the dlunor portion
that be supervised. He testified on
to her [Choral conduct and u it wil-
nsn for the conservators he proved
Interesting.
Knntoh Tells of Party.
The most sensational testimony of
tho hearing was giving by Frederick
Kronlch. who was a [debt at the fa-
mous birthday dinner given by Louis ‘-
Morris. son of the Incompetent. Con-
cerntnr this dinner Dr. Ian-rouse was
meant r
grilling under the sharp cross cumin»
lion of Attorney Davenport. who draw
out. from the physician. who has since
become the husband of tho muItI-mil-
lionairs woman. some startling disclos-
broil.
bir. Kronich rehearsed today the
events that transpired at that. diunor.
contradiction the direct losiimony of
Dr. Lawrence in may Important do-
tslls. Ito told of the entrance In-
to tholdlninu room at the birthday
party of Mrs. Lowrance.
.urtils. in dilhbbillo attire and bold
that lifts approached hint and triad
to kin him. its aid that she, wore
a loose wrapper Which was about the
only nrmoht the had on. its tattl-
tlod further that bill) was Intoxicated.
The entire morning was devoted to
tho testimony of tho two vita-om
mentioned. At noon court was all-
lournod until Saturday afternoon at
tilt) when annual in the mo '
to its this to oomploto Ibo Introduc-
tion of testimony. in that cunt I
«to will boost for tho ornament. prob-
aid for mm to: next wail. slur
wit all this court will render Its dubi-
‘Iionb ’
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Qt your tooth on mum
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in: "radius? r" ’
m Est out-slums
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subjected to u very nvoro‘
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talcum int
Largo Audience Enioys Produc-
tion at the Hall in North 3
Main Street
The South Norwslk Quartet Club
gave Its spring concert and humorous
play. last night. at the headquarters
of the organization. In the hall Inthe
Ely block. North Main Itrbet. Every
seat was taken. and so large was the
attendance of members and their
friends that many were obliged to
stand during the entertainment. The
musical program was under the direc-
tion of Prof. Karl Diehl. of Yale Col-
lege. New Haven. and ranked among
the best oVer given by the club. The
program was as followi:
tilt
Nslbbor‘s Heinrich ...... Drench-t
Blur-Polka .................... Pache
Wuldmorgen ................ Koellnor
Comical Operetta—«Einegsmischte
. (Ionsllschsfft
F. Zarges. H. Zsrges. H. Zsrgeo. Jr.. at
Friedrich. I). iiohn. A. Sisnger. H.
licnningor. W. Zoolisr.
Still-Lebcn .................... Klrchl
The play was decidedly funny, the
various participants being suitably
costumed for the parts they assumed
in the mixed comedy production. Some
of the make-ups were very laughable.
and the acting was great. Prof. Dlehl
not only officiated very acceptably as
the director, but was also the piano ac-
companist.
Following the production dancing
- was enjoyed. music for this being fur-v
s nllhod by Prof. A. Heine. l
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MEIER SHOP
EITEIIEII If IONS
James Mola. who conducts ll barber
shop In Timothly J. Sullivan's block.
In Monroe street. reported to the pt»
_lice this morning that the shop but
beencntcred during the night. As far
, as he could determine a quantity of cI-i
lgnrn. about. M In money and a few.
trinkets were taken. None of the ra-I
tors or other tools of the harbors are
‘mlssing. .
Constable J. J. Goodwin was detailed
on the case by Chief of Police Voilmer. j
and found that entrance to the build-
; ing had been gained by pushing a place
i of cardboard from I broken window
' and then turning the catch. From {00b
prints In the mud nearby It was evi-
dent that boys had done the work.
26 words or ion. 25 cunts: 1 limos.
nth additional m. 1 cont pot- intuition.
in buckles. r a bio ri .
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FOR SALE.
AUCTION BALI—ll” VIRTITE UP
the statulc madl- and provided. we will
.wlI at public auction. on Saturday.
March Ill. ilill. ut '.‘ p. tn. at the. office.
or iht- Tekenvkc I‘urporaliou. In Dorian.
All the rights In fractional shares of
stock of the Tokenekc Corporation and tho
Tokeueitc Water Company. The Token-
ckc t‘onmrultnn. mil lt
FOR SALE ~A ROIINI‘l-HOT'I‘OM
Whitehall rowinml. I5 foul over all. with
centerbosrd; sold cheap. Address Box 97.
Nor-walk. t‘onn. mlf Iw
FOR SALE Jim's“ ON ONE OF THE
lineal rcshlemisi sir-vets in the city: nine.
“mums and bath. with all modern improve-
ments; unc~hnlf of purchase money can
remain on mortgage. Lot blixlbi): house
to belt! untlbie condition. midi-slut Drow-
er 11.. c ty. mil 1w
FOR SALI~»EGGS FOR MATCHING.
Burnt! Rocha. Bradley strain. bent layers.
lb for SI. 60 for 83. I00 for SS. Also
White Leghorn onus. Box 631. South Nor-
wulk. mil 3!
FOR BALI-wtllllfial'. A WELL-EB-
iabliulted hood paying: milllnsry business.
Addrcnn J. B. I'.. Box 323. linear. Cong“
m .
FOR IALIwLAiYNCH HtiItNET. 234
feet. 6 h. p. auto-marine engine. No rea-
soluble offcr rofuaed If sold at once.
Charles II. Decker. 28 First BL. but
Norwnlk. Tel. bot-2. i must
FOR SAL! on To LIT—«Ia-ROOM
house. No baths: suitable for one or
two families. Inquire of Charles F).
Hoyt. jlltf
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mrdADb‘ It" %‘ {lounzvdAwnHOMrfi-
e rs: . on rs cry -
inl. Rye. Monday. Wednudny tiny.
Graham. Timothy. Thursday. éotu .
lira. Owens. all horih Main t. Tel. i .
[VP-TO-
tron IALtwflldt'EN-ROOI
cottons. all improvements. slut trim-
m ; tvm minutes from troley: lot
mm: ”.000. 0700 coup. intro . B.
r. Maryland:i
Wilson. carponlor and Uni
FOR
tor now in use in tho Dooksr buildin .
\Vuui (on (It. Inquire at Thu South
orwallt rust Co. fS
J3! IAtithanlOng Phgm'r'
o .c .
lit-.397» WM ' Implant ”gum
‘ sounnssuofici .
Classified-advertisements on this ’38:; t
IALI-«m-CLABB El.WA- bl.
B'I'Iilllilts w 3
Nil iliiit-
Sixth Company Hills
eight Points. MING am
PM! Hall WM. g.
lull lilllllilii illillm a
ililil iIlIIIlllliIIInIi v
deciding canonical-tilt.
suits in Score old—0 .
Lovers of basketball mu my
much In evidence last night. but“!
history was tilled to the dilemma”
enthusiasts who turned out tom
what proved to be two of the mortis-
t’eresuux some: of the sauna; 1b.,
preliminary game was very Internally;
and afforded much amusements! tit.
oroWd that cheered the young Milli
on to good win-It. Very few points
(Continued on Sixth Page. .i ,
Matthew Thompson. employed at tho
Hoyt Nunery in New moan. won
found yesterday with a cut on his boat!
and was taken to the Norwalk Haunt-v
int." At that institution Ills wound m »
dressed and today the non m. [ .
not to be in a serious condition. 1‘
Classified advertisements on this". ,;
a word: or ion, 26 «Mr I tint“, . . .
cacti addition-I word. 1 CORE pot- I q .
In binning. or can. double price.
as:
WANTED. . .
wmno—a soy it no it rm“)? . ‘
use. to learn the retail oboe. bani“: *
some exficrienos preferred. Bend he“?!
once to ., Sentinel. mun
{wasrno—sawsmmm‘f uni? .
tcnced sale-ladie- for null and In , .
do, rtmentl. Also extra Saturday _, _.
I so for suit and millinsry ovum
r
Mintl'n.
WANTID—{HRLB 0N 30mm
learners en. . ‘
lug. Interstate “the £20.. S8 W’
on St. ‘
l. _
seven room. In South
I located; not no
reap “Rent." can _
wamsthOadiItaHofi
work. F.
WANTID—BY “nth , .i‘ '
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Parker. sumac ,vmbmr “ ‘
' all".
WANTED—~130ARDERS. gamma
cm s" .r. "‘2. and
soul a rate y It!) Y
El. M , unto tr:
WANTED—AGENT. OPPORTUNM ,
for hustler to represent til-shella- plu-
urc and business line of automohllol ,
Inn at attractive prions. Add“: 8
Automobile (20.. 38! Nrflald m “
rt
xf’iol'idu'eport. county agents.
TO LET.
To rLETm-Hotlshffs. “1238. w.
msnu actory. mac new. ulna.
man. If you want anything. cal on I: - _.
mood Bms. m“ l , ‘
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TO LET-vFITE ROOMB. HOUSE IST-
untod on hi h ground: about twain .
utos‘ walk ram center. Apply to J. .
Layton J; (30.. Inc. , ml! It
To LIT—«A 'f-ROOM FLAT. SECOND
floor S West St: all Improvomantl. John
F. McMahon. 58 West. Ave. mllh
TO Lle’I‘WO NICELY Martians»
rooms for light Ilousukeefing‘ Illa one
turns from room. 41 Son h nln gt“ 3t
To LIT—FROM MAY ht. DO
house. twelve rooms. Rownyfon AN:-
improvements; near train and t ‘
rant reasonable. Inquire B. H. Sufi!
Rowsyton. ' m ;
TO C‘s—Twist ROOMS. to our .
sewn rooms. Hon BL: .
colt . I Disc-n Court. I
ry tint). slit- . .,
u tube J
u. l also so. Not—milk. q . “at!
1‘0 LlTuSEVBN~R93l
newly pond and paint .
East omnlk. Inquire J.
subside PM. East Namath... .
1- LIT—rock koala."
lino? St Fort 8t.. Eut No It.
. B. Hoyt. l Booth I! n. t.
“to airman-noon El
m. two acres of loud. .
Ross Tarlov. to: Taylor A
10 LIT—+1410! H00 . WI
modorn lmproveman . I ' ‘
and dition. mourn r
hour at. at. .
NOTIOI To ALL-“Tim OLD REMA-
bin house t‘leIl‘l‘ to ready to begin. Cola
Inn to close. gardens to attend. lawns to
In . Wok no prom . A 80
a: so. ' nth NOMIW p21?“ It
PINI nuns Hamil FROM INGBAIN
d Brumoln carpet. (thaw rqu for solo.
ad for circular the inn pnuit Run
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