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TO LET *I FOR ”SALE.
TO LETwKAT 8 WEST ST» lt‘LA'I‘I .BARGMNWDEMLTIFUL EEALL,
0f maven mom. it“ imllrm’fiméw- 13' moat artistic stout: residence on Bob,
"quire J F McMth} 56 West Avg-é Jinn Road. ghetween scion Norm“: and“
"PI SITION AS STEN
okkeepoxl‘; experienced.
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12,03t
3$I9Btumiordfl and one re mummy:
one , 87 0. Pg: :0: or: 1‘43. Durien‘
TO termsrx-noon mutilation 0913le 7' 5," I ,4. . K ‘
bungalow, ell improv manta. Dorlon‘a ~'
‘if‘f‘f‘nxrnmnuono
nksienographer. atendy pontoon or snh
stltnto position
of, Sonti no]; 44
Willing to work
whole or part of dayu Address D.4, 320511-43
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Point. Addrei'ns 108 aa'tAV6. 120 3t
’K idmily houuo. or part of house. (urnliili.
To LET~-TWO VERY PRETTY ad. or separately; rooms for light
and convenient modern apartments. housekeeping. No. all East Arc.
just completed at 8 Orchard St. lur- I i:
nished or unfurnished; also We IIOIIB'I‘4 K ‘ '
FOR GALE-43 0 H
SPECIAL SINGER SEWING MA
‘ohine induconmnt. during July and Ang-
ust to girls in the R & G Corset factory.
in“ Arenlng's
: road Ave.
Singer. Store, 145 jltgtlquT
61:
as. one 6 rooms and bath. one ll rooms
and Ila-.th furnished or unfurnished quire i3. Hartline
inquire afternoons, {13 West Ave. 320 iii 122 Wilton St
LETwHAI‘F HOUSE. ALL
modern imprdvementu. inquire 4"
WANTEDMEXTRA SALESIJAIDIES
or our July Jubilee Clearance Sale.
4, Stu. also llye rooms. 57 Spring St.
93t
p‘ y in once 0. J. Miutz & C33.
West Ave” South Noru’u‘lk. 3133:
To LEV—«FIVE ROOMS on SPRING
m hooo wen A?
price. let me give you out
your painting and honor housing. John
Inquire Mina It. Tarlot'.‘ Taylor Ave. ~K conntnllqm ,ililil t
WANTEDfiA‘ FESV, GIRIJB EE
ween 14 and 16 to learn wanting. Ap-
'nly iaoioi‘y entrance J. o .l. Cash
4119 3t
:42}, W 9' {tn-'9“
TO LEfwli‘llOM AUG. 1. l2- ROOM
houae‘, Grove Sh. all improvements; 6'
room hotiue,\ Wooderd Ava. all im-
.‘o‘n LAWRENCE. notions hook
lam l2 Huviland Bi. i148 ill
PICTURE. FR MSQ MADE T0 08
WANTED-Kw. WDIIIAN
Crescent Laundry. 4. :4
APPLY
119 .lt
proxemenfa. Houses for sale on ouliif
payments. Charles E. lioyt. at 480th
Norwalk Trust Co 1‘27 if
der. Large uni-i t! or mouldin‘mr. Brio
on reasonable. hint hoard. gluon. etc.
At the old entnbllahed homo Shop. 28
WANTED—«A GRINDER AND POL.
isltoi on lims'a work. Norwnlk I???
t
Co. Norwuik.
Washington St. upstniia. an it”
NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot nnd shoe repair shop. All kinds
TO LET~~SEVEN- ROOM COTTAGE
oil iwpmVementa Lincoln Ave. in«
quire United Grocery Co. jSit
I, WANTEMOOD EXPERIENCI‘D
“grocery clerk {onluside work. Good
Address A, cure
Jill of Witter St, South Norwulit,
: pay to right party
? Sen lino _
A
custom made work. Fit and no on
guaranteed: as WentWaahiW at
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TO LET—~BRICK nouns or ELEV~
en rooms, all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & iluiloygoit.
m
Hutu-Am“ .,..
Losrr
WANTED-4H) BUY, ALL KINDS
1 battle. Best market nricea’ paid
,4 $4 to 10¢ lb. icr calvea.- H. Fried-
mun; South Norwulk. Tel. 1151
819 lm
L08T~DIAMOND RING BETWEEN
Nut-walk and Roton Point. Reward tor
return to gentiuel. 4 its 31
«1'0 LETMHANIISTON Ayn. HALF
of twoi'umiiy house. 6 rooms. and 6-
room lint; nil improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad citation.
Joseph R. Taylor. All) if
DOEEWNERMEEAVILY FINEDT”
MISCELLANEOUS.
a.
_ PARSONS WILLING :ro TAKE THE Stephan Blanlrik Pay: $11.62 for Un-
licensed Canine.
‘ BASEBALL AT AMUSEMENT
Park, Friday. July 21st. Norwnlk rs.
Tlokete 2.54:2.
Jifiilt
Western Bloomer Girls.
BLAME.
Former American :Bugar Roflning Co.
Counul Talia oi Forming Trim.
Because Stephen lllunarlk told the
Nor-walk town court with Judge Wil
ham 9;. Tummnny presiding. yesterday,
“HlLL8iDE"~DEBlRABle BOARD- '
era wanted At "Hillside," Prospect Hill,
lienutllul lawn and trees.
4 Exoellent tin
I ble. Terms 512 to $18 per week. Ad~
junIlI lni
Norwollt.
Comfortable bedrooms.
dress Drawer it. Norwolk.
7 counting in nexuco WANT 9’qu
TECTION.
'BlfiRlJN, July 20.—~An appeal for
Luprotootion was received today by the
leaders or the National Liberal Party
from 25 German families at Orlznbo.
Moan. who evidently are apprehensive
oi the late or the Germans Who were
Illilled by riotore nt Puebla.
Evidently ignorant oi the loci. that
the {indenting in not ailiing. tho ninrur
o'd one united that the sever-Amour ho
intorporlgted regarding the murders.
’i’ho gururnnlent has taken no step:
on yet pending the nonolilhlon or on
inventifiution by its represeniuiives in
Mellow. it resume the position not
only oi (lemons hut or all foreigners
in Mexico on dangeroiia on mountain):
the strong untidoreign movement on
the dlmcuiiién oi tho administration
(zoning with tho
f and the iinntllt'iig,
a... “at the close
or the umhihl’y
u lultohood about the ownerahip in
his dog, he was given quite a heavy
line this morning in court. when it wan
proven that he hub owned (in unlicens-
od dog since loot winter, though he
claimed that he secured it utter May 1.
Dog Worden Chariot: F. Page ha:
been working hard upon «the do: now:
of Into {willie lmmoditmly floured
Ilour witne‘uea to prove his one yo»
0 Kilavemeyor out thwart: the board, 'lérday. uItor tho court had adjourned
of directors ottho American honor Bo- ‘anarik'a case until today.
lining Company in will optimum. 'lil- ' The unuul penalty in the dog men
:Plléatlom mode by political: portion.“ ha: been 31 and costs. but Judge Tuni-
in strangely tort. Th9 com 4 ,4 many gonad :31..er ill and min.
ntrucmd Secretary Freeman oi the which mount up the mini in $11.93.
company to produce that resolution. which he puld. ‘ ‘
but Freeman today opened the War This we: the only cure in court this
ooqdlnas by driving hin search m the nlornirig rind murlto the hint q} Judie
important paper hurl noun a failure.i "‘Tnniinnny a reign in Norwulh n‘n iiid‘ko
Mr. Persona {allowed Mr. Freeman Hamil/or Judge lildwnrii iii Lockwood.
on the sidnd. Who untitled hie continuation router
"i not willing to who the hlnme for day, will oilloiuto in the Norwuilt town
originating the idea or oonnoiidutiuii court canon, All previoualy. “
into the big oouipuny in 1887 " told Mr. mollufi Attorney 1.9m: Gold
,i‘nriibnu'. Mr. Parsons went further whom; united Judge Tnmniuny tor
and mid mot thin wait the first ‘ the line Why in which ho has filled the
oomhlnutio‘n. even preoedinu the tit “
a ‘dll. Add fllwaenthlivo Mud on
NEW YORK, July 20.-Joiln’E. Par-
eona. former counsellor thaAmerlcun
Sugar Refining Company, today told
the npoolal Congressional committee
investigating the company.h his version
of the (emotion or the 50- nail” trout.
He hold at first that be wan willing all
the blame, "ii there in any "
The myutorlouo resolution Which II.
"to ludnolrlul occupation
Imiesicn in to report to the next goof
feral naeenrhly i! it beliereu
4 in iii. .5"
iron out: on re Li'r-és'l‘WO K.
Fountuiue. South Norwaih Telephone :
nior Mitchell Mullen to amend
{union in the hermit noum allure 9 ‘
'1th ' (ioni-
Ihould he legislation. 'l‘he commie-
alien in to serve Without pay but may '
~ engage outstation. =‘ i
Senator Judson raid that the nu- .
, align at n worhimcn s nomnennution ‘
‘ ' notfirould menu that the“ mhjeot oi 4’
note insurance borrower, in lug 0pm;
ion or labor “affiliations. 4e? Ilia;
given: in one semen
' too feel like following Aron
4 the latent taken in
this runner. Yet the
era of pool room: ohieoted to the m
Iviuion which would have compelled
them to clone iii midnight. .,
The amendment to the Merideu
charter concerning voting pincer: was
pureed on was the house bill incor-
uorullng the Fairmount useoclutlon at
New Haven. The New Haven olti'
hull alto bond bill was tabled on Sen
it.
while that it) allow South Norm“: “to
issue bonds was [MI-(iii 4
Plokotlng Bill lip. ‘
'i‘he picketlug bill unluvoruhiy re
porlod in a majority oi' the judiciary
and labor oommittoea and favorably by
n minority wu‘noxt taken up, Senti-
tor Judson saying that it had been
found impouihio to fix n44iitundard hi?
Whit-h oonm could lune injunctiona.
lie did not think iahor unions could
complain much oi the why the court:
used them in thin lune lie hold no
lion has aiwuyn been along comma.
tlve linen. Such on not a}: thin would
run the court! ol’eluticity of action.
as no rule could he applied to all
raw. There in no such thing as
legalired planting, he said.
Senator Boaliunit replied. lie hull
drawn the hill Judson had not ui~
wnya boon connervntive. Ha Mid thtt
.ludgo om held that planting out is
unvnl or military term on him injunc-
tions were turned “that loitorlul.
Without loitering no iliuitetlng could
be done. lilr. who quilted from
«the heat iml outhoritieu and Will in
’31 inidit of A plea linen adjourn-
mow when. ,
il‘ha hill ‘to initiate boxing. which
Im A
:ordoitiol l; o m in the how your.
pooled tho home. we the
comm Mutation of Mr. Titanium or
IWlttoiihury. out union. an lie and Mr.
Blnuhnm. ol NAuuuiuoh. hath noted
the? Wished to otter nmendrnenui.
there Ir .
I “41"“!
" ‘ l"tuiummncn
NW a“ the on Aniorloun traveling abroad A... II
the following notea on preterit hull»
ions:
_ The things notimihle an; extremely ‘
narrow ”skirts elbow more. and col-
K lurker waists. When maxim ore
very tight. it charming‘ bode in to out "4
turn about time inches up the lelt I
or the skirt from the hem. sloping
the time why. it gives room for a
truer atop
rettr wraps an anode at illumi-
: i do solo with Wide satin border to
notion: oi the dressawcoiinrleaa
course
F‘rihizo in extenohely used, an is al-
on lune. particularly tillet till ’ ‘
The pain are still high.
There in no unmounted Whit-“except,
perhtlpis, blank. and white in every con.
ooiynble combination. ,
The kimono sleeve utill reignn en
.pr‘eme.
The dream; all clear the ground
from morning gowns to dinner you no.
am one less lrequeut and acnria are
less unodwChrlatian Science Monitor.
H.
or
ill
POPULM! TAN SHOE.
Boots and ties 0! tan leather are
now unfinished nu staple amnion or
footwear. and by some women are pre-
ferred to black tor ulithe-yaanrouod
Wilkins purposes. uithq‘ugh many lull
adopt them only during the hummer.
Tho lluaeiu oallultiu. tanned by that
pleuunt procesn which given it a law
cluntini lrosranoe. make. most new
lortahlo‘ shoes and is manufactured in-
to charming styles 0! tier. the low cut
unenf‘rilt‘h only eyelet, and tiedwith
inn ribbons having the, preference.
'i'hm Alicea Ara/usually worn with
tnnoolored hosiery. although than oi
the gown color may ”hi! Adopted with
propriety. The inahlon inaugurated
hint murmur of Violi‘ilix hitckratoelr. .K
inn“: with white cheer. and vice verse.
is Will repeated this: your although it
Mint in rather better tunic to have
the ohm match the horierywliunnh
City Star.
New models in ohm
rump which i! not: A slitting Value In _
Woltpcrt entertained Mr. and Min.
Perla; am the lit. John 'i‘eltmph. In
tool: the seven-inch heivhi mid proton
once. and thistle him from ii to in init-
, tun! one mum tool with a «you null
T one-hail inch top hint ill bottom. 4 .:
\Villilun (3:qu has moved front 21
Muroh’ull street to 36 Putnam avenue
Attorney Leo Doria or Norwaik la
spending the day in Ridselield on bust-4
noes. ‘
‘ horn:
the latent covering: are vellre
buckskin. A smart parosoi shown can
cently had a flat round knob handic.
cover with heavy pale beige Volvo
and a sunshade to be carried” with
Kemut blue talleta‘ gown bus ""1 Ion:
green velvet handle, ornamented with
'_ 4 a cross work eiieci of blue chenille
fluil tunnels o! chenille as it anion—e
I New York Tribune. K
m
him-Honiiii‘d T. Naileiord,iol WILL
her home utter a week‘s illness. :
ton avenue, is resting comfortably at ‘
Howard Pierson, of East avenue. K
has gone to the White Mountains, to
anemia three woeka' vacation.
, Mr. und am. William T. Jennlnsi.K_
of Marshall street. spent yesterday on,
union with Mrs. Jennings sister, Lira. 4
Joseph Ghlotto in Weatport.
Conely end Million haw opened a
new grooery store in Woodward ave-
nine. The young men have the lien
winner of their many triends for one-
oeu. .
William Thompuon. non of Council-
man William monomer. 0! Maple:
street in to enjoy his unnuui vacation ‘
item his duties in the New Yuri: rtore
next week.
W
N J. Weeks in“ none to Michigan
to visit his son. Frank iii. Weeks, for-
.merly or this town. and expeoin‘m
so with him to villi the Great taken
to ' camp and mu. returning home
About the lint of August.
William Conley and Ron Malian.
two former employer or the 2‘ D. Law-
ton mineral in South Main Ilruot.
have gone into the (rotor: ominous
for themaolvou‘. and opened It More in
the curl School: building in Woodward
avenue. I“
Roy and Mn. A ll. Eamon. oi
Warren Whoelo and Mr. and Min. More
guy. 6: wutortown.‘ N Y. who lire tour-
In“; the «stern port of the oouniry
I When in need of ice. phone us your
order. It will receive prompt alien"
tion and you will know that you am
getting the heat and purest Ice on lit.
market. We cnn’t explain why, but
nomehow or other our ice seem: to”
int longer than other ice. Phone 386
today £401? A trial order. *
Brooksrde Inc Go.
" Quota: sac
Dillon and Martin. N. Y., N. H, I. 4 4
a. It. Might Yum. Ann or. may;
' retort-ion: outrun
llflRlllN
(Murry Boulevard)
INA ll 1' N o ,R in
our: mm on All no.
so our cooked to no
in on untornobiie. yesterday. The ”CHLW K ' I ‘
with natural other: Added to their aura
her ,enio ed a. there dinner A z the
4 'W- tumour
in gone out: on
A no“
unite of tilt distant: And t
in: heroine: tum ,
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