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other universities tor. of. j. '
he no Madam 0110 mt. u.
the bridge. He also" admitted that
it was all profit at. the dancing psvll-
ion, except the expense of the at ‘ouhes.
He did not. think that the clan .21; pan
villon brought him in more than $2.-
000 dun-ins the entire season.
Judas Banks tried to have the wio
noes admit that. the island was run
more to make money than to .xlve
amusement to the public, but the on.
near; sold that. it was run more to
give amusement titan to make money,
as if they have good amusements
they would get the money.
Q.»-Do I understand that You want
to convoy the idea. that it is It pill-
lnnthroplc scheme for the benefit of
the community?
A.—-Why, you. Mr. Tilyou is hold-
ing the loud as a real estate speculu-
‘tlon. There is $600,000 of on invest-
ment in that property, and Mr. 'l‘llyou
would be willing to got the income
lol‘ his investment.
I “Well. most luly of us would." suit!
ill"? qucrltitlncl‘.
“Well, it' you can not it in Bridge-
port you are ill grout luck," replied
Mr. iloyulon.
At this point. an adjournment was
token till lo o'clock this morning.
~Nover can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut. bruise, burn or
.scuid. Be prepared. Dr. Thonlna‘
molecule on instantly relieves the
l paianulchiy curve the wound.
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UNEARTHED COLONY OF SNAKES.
I‘lArl'l‘ HAMPTON. Nov. 23. «When
Clarence Jones saw u inure black
snake disappearing into a hole in nu
.ombuuktnunl here Tuesday, his cur-
flashy was stunned. and uncaring n
inhorel he pitl‘ilwd the reptile by ex-
, cavaliou. Alter digging in some twen-
v
*ty feel and three feet underground be;
“M lulu
Special U. 3. investigator is Ar-
rested no its Resolveslloney
st namteEulnllWflava
Cssés
HARTFORD, Nov. 23.—-On a charge
of blnélunuil Pasquale P‘lgniulo. e. spo-
clttl investigator for the United States
department of justice, was arrested
here this afternoon and was locked
up. The arrest. grown out of the Moro
ecution of white slave cases. it is al—
fused that Planiulo. who hnd ul'rsstcd
girls bore who had boon Holdwby white .
slnvcra ill New York. was taking.
money from Pasqualc‘li‘lusoo. at the‘
union stntlon today. by two local:
detectives in hiding. :
Fulaco. this alleged. had been,
threatened with arrest by Pilrniulo for:
dealing In girls. lie alleges that Plan
ululo agreed not to molest him if he‘
would pay $300. ~Fiusco nilogt-s thnli
he made one payment in bills of $300.
and tho lutluncc by check. The latter}?
was not cashed however, and on:
ltgreemenl was made, according m.
Flusco, that ii i’ignlltlo would comb
hero the buinucc due would be turnod .
(J\‘t‘l‘ to him.
Whatever the relation between thin
men was. detectives got wind of the
affair and were in the raiirnud station
when the meeting took place. As
soon as l-‘lueco transferred a roll of
bills to his companion, Detective
Henry stepped dot and suited Pix-
ululo‘a hand with the money. it who
found that all the bills bom secret
come upon it colon}. of bluck snakosiimuks for itlonllflcntlou purposes. Af~
z hibnrnutlng.
According to his atom:
giro first come upon a htrlle holo ml
tcl' l’ltmiulo rt‘cclvcd tnt- money and
before the detective arrested him, be
lundvramund chamber. whvrv he found: returned to l-‘lusco u check made out
‘lllo sunlw ho had
l’W‘lWiill' ”NY to l’inniulo for Slap.
This check is
Branching off from this chamber were now in, [loose-setup or m.. police,
it number of retailer titles. and from
ouch onca says he dun h snake.
After. bring locked up Pllrnlulo de-
"1 clued that he was innocent and that
,nil be captured 2? reptiles, rousing the whole affair was 3 tumour.-
'in length from three and a half to
litre feel.
ill.“ be continued
lwould find still
his excavations he
more. All of tho
stirrtronisr WILL NOT
PM IF storm on
SUNDAY
(Continued from first page.)
Two panels were exhausted before the
twelve men could be agreed upon. The
majority of the melt examined were
quilc emphatic that they would not
convict; lhcrc won more danger ill
automobiliug than in dancing at Stuc-
plocbnw, llllil tmc mun put it foretell"
when he Bliltl that the only diffcrcucc
between dnuciug illld automoblllng won
ddilars illltl routs. The following jury
was finally sclcclcd: 1
William White, of Greenwich.
Ash ll. lluwicy, of Ncwtuwu.
'lcdwill \\'. Godfrey. of Norwulit.
George L. Silevcns~ oi" Stamford.
Samuel (3. Lewis, of Sfl'utforti.
William ll. ilylngtou. oi NOI‘Wlllli.
George L. Oliver, 01‘ Xorwnllt.
Jesse A. James. of Newtown.
t‘uasellu V. lll‘othwcll, ol‘ lt‘ulrtlcld.
.l. llowut‘d Wnltcmull. of l“llfl'flt‘l(l.
Arthur E. Plumb. oi Trumbull.
Few Spectators.
The case is tried before .iudgc
(‘blll‘lt-s ll. liul'ucs, oi lirccnwh-b, who
in tut-ling for Judge Jllmcu i~‘. \\'nish,
who Is illlllt'lli in the West. on uccouul
ol‘ illtwss. ’l‘llcl‘c \l’t‘l‘t‘ not than spot»
tultu'b lll tho frlul yt-Qordnl‘. null one
l‘l‘thlll. ullllbc. true the [car that they
ntllzlll ll:l\t' Ill'tfll cullvll upon in lit'l ml
joumt-u tlnc was in tho spoctulol-n
twula who to i‘ouuiy i-lllcl‘lff Vollmcr
,ooltmi ill to ucl. and he was nabbed
lwi‘ol'c lm could luullc his escape out
of tilt- builtlllllr. but on be atutcd be
one u rcnlticut of Now i-itlvpu courtly
ho was ltllttu'cd bin liberty turbid,
Guilty on Stand.
'l‘hc first witness called was ilnuiol
(l. Quilty. dam-lug profctuuu'. who tuit-
tliled tlutt ho was employed that sum-
mer uzt ulnuuxcl' of the dancing pttvil-
ion. llc was shown it ticket of ntlnlltt-
l-tou. lllltf udlulttctl flint it won llcccn.
but for persons to have ll ticket in
m m- the dancing pavilion. and to
«loom. but wilnctm could not toll thr-
mnt ot‘ tho ‘llcltcls. Prosecuting Al~
bum-y l'illuct‘ S. Bonito showed Wif-
nomr n unmplo of some tickets. which.
Mr. Quilly recognized on tickets of ad-
lltltllilllll. 'i'llc tlcltct won it double 0M.
which iltllllllli‘tl n mun and his part-
"fr-
lludvr crtmwxumituition by Allah
"(‘3' John (f. (illulltlwrltlllt, Mr. Qtllliy
went into details about tho good order
and decorum that ho maintniuod at
the dancing pavilion. For n tlutlco lift"
at u resort it. won the bout that he had
ctor soon. Ho exploits-ed that it. till!
"lwn on nil sides. and there was no
plut‘b In the hall where any of the
participants could be screened. To a
question by“ Attorney Chamberlain tho
”lint!!! unburned in the jury the re»
motsness or the dancing “Willi"! '39
the mutant house in thn‘city. whldll
Wall Lehmnun's shore house. not! from
withers it was a well: of ill or it mill»
bios. and was not visible from the
house.
Sfate Policeman on Stand.
'i‘hc second witness for tho slutt-
was ilobcrt W. ilridltouluu, n lncllt-
ber of the state police, who told the
jury that be ill-rived on Blcoplcehssc
"island on the Sunday afternoon in
question between t and :. o'clock. At
that, time there were between to and
no cuuplcs dancing in tho pavilion. Ho
snw aevcrnl persons buying tickets to
tho duncing pavilion.
lindcr cl'oss-cxnluillotiou the wit-
umzs ltdmltlctl tlutl ho bouglll it ("our
bluntinu ticket for cutt'nurc to tho isl-
and ill the britlgv. Tho pavilion was
ill lt-mu n mile from Honolulu plu'il. null.
ltc tttllnltlud that “W peopiv at lllt‘
purk could not possibly soc lllc tlullc»
lug or bc disturbed by lllt' music. Tb»
lu'illlt-ss :ltlllllllt'il illut llll' ()l'tll‘l‘ was
wry hood. liul us rt-uurda illt‘ other
[on lllt' lrillllltl in Kt'lll'l‘lll it won only
iftllr. llc ltdmltlcd nllcndlug u ironic
lul’ bull that afternoon.
l Boys Shooting Craps.
l lllllt-or ilridgcmou lutd ouo criticism
to mulw uboul tho tittbcllu: lllltl lbul
l\l'uu tho ugca of sonic of tho girls,
which ho mtid could not be more llltill
it or if». iiut bc llllll no kmwb-dltt-
of \vht-lhcr or not their purcnls wcrc
titcrc. He did two HDIIlP boys shoot-
ing craps buck of thc building.
llt'l’lll'l'l W. l‘lcvcluuti. unolht-r «into
policeman. testified that it was 5
o'clock when bc nl'rlvcd all the inland
on tlurt Sunday. “9 turn llutl mm
mm bot-r soiling in» tho dining room.
null llult sumo of flu~ girls tinucibu til
tho ilfli‘llltlll worn abort drowns.
Alfred llutld, tho yuuunoul of thc
ulltto llllllfil‘ who t'lsllull lllu lulllllli that
tiny. testified that ho was about the
inland from 2 to llztli o'clock, p. I“.
At. one time be counted lit coupler
tlllncllur null ltuolhor time till couple».
'l‘boy danced uothimt but walls and
two-Mull.
l‘mlu-r t‘l‘tltltl~t‘ltfillllill\lllill by _Atlor~
ucy t‘humbcrluiu, (lllicnr Rudd utltult.
loll lhltt be attended the bull sumo
that ul‘tol‘lloun. llo mlmitlml lltnt tbn
lulltntl was on isolated place, and away
from tho city. so that no one could
one the dancing or be dinturhed by it.
The witness was not tturo if. on the
My to the island. ho lulu mused nn)’
place of worship or not.
MlcbrtolJUMurrny wall called by
lluv state. and admitted that be bad
chorus of the pool room privilsrnn
for the amend. and that be made his
contract with Captain Paul lloynton.
he was the only one he knew in tho
trnnnmlon.
Cool st the island.
When questioned by Attorney
Chamberlain. Mr. Murray stored that
it was always cool on the island. «on
on the warmest dsys. The chem in
temper-store, he said. was remarkable.
and people went to the island for that
reason. The strontium-e an annually,
be biased, "would be this! limos grunt»
or than on Weekdays.
I
.a-
llt'rlt-l. The first witness culled for t
‘lt‘fi‘m‘t‘ “M Mr- Guilty. "‘1‘ dani‘mlsualcu inkl‘li were killed and millet
plniliou manager. who was qucstlonod lo a ”my. and pluled on ..
about girls duncing to abort. dresses.
.\lr. utility snid that tbcrc worc occu»:
nllllltl when girls in short drcuscsi
danced. but they were slwttya ntlend‘
ed by their parents.
he would allow a girl of light years
old to donor- If she was uncolupanledi
He- definitely remembered
of it couplo duncing who wore nob
They had btwn scholars at
his own ncudcmy, and the parents of
tho children wcro pruaclli.
pininwi that ”to parent of one cb‘ ll>
wuu prcsont, and also the purunl of
llll‘ ulllt‘r. ”
by parent 5.
m‘f'i‘
wow lllt‘ next
thnt bu fntlk charge of tho islllnd four
lllltl n bull yours turn for George C.
'l‘ilyou. nllll during all the limo
inluuthuts lwcu conducted tho sumo
ilrl tilt» punt uctlntm.
that it was not open the summer he-
llo said
H?
H 0
Captain Boynton Testifies.
t‘ttplnln l'ttul llol'rltou. the defendant
Ho testiflt-ll
witness
fbrc lust.
'l‘lwrc wuu an objection to Prosecut-
in; Allurut-y thinks to counsel ht‘lud
in: out the conduct of thr- illlnud for
tho punt l'uut' yours. and Judge litlruoo
rulml llu' mutter out.
Qllt‘HllOll » For “hill purposc is lbc
lslntltl llcpt opt-u?
Alilwu‘tél"
public.
(1.» in it for our other object?
\ Nothing ciao.
Q. « lot it into that
the board
opcllcd illt- punt mutton?
uoy ltnltlttt. on the Kl‘mlllt‘ that
unlit-u of either class.
The utlcslinn was uwrruied.
ltltlno upon sch nit?
A.~~'rlto,v can no to Satin Rock for:
“l cools. "V Ihoy ‘3‘" 3" “3 ”WW!“ Fort McPherson for n school onol
island or New York.
(lotion the islnntl be run withi
profit unloaa it turn be run on Eleni:
days?
A.-~-Absoiutoly lmpnunlblo
tho lslnutl unions it
tluyn. 'l‘llt’I Hlmtlny business
or than on trot-lulu”.
Q.—~~l'nn nu)- of the attractions be
out on without llutrlmmu to the pleoel; Hanson. Lynn. Muss: .l. .l. Jervis. t'.
A no. air.
l'mlor ortmmssmlnstlon by Press tulle.
rm ma Attorney mulls:
luu cannot rlltl
dancing?
Arm] fill. air.
The witness then won asked about
He ml- Layton. w. H. solemn. tistbwson.‘ outcomes. and mm“ but
The state rested after the last wit milled find he received it”. per who‘ll". D. Milton. Cit! * f
tho brill Ramon on Sunday.
thsti
(”In
the
He told tho jury
For the ulmluvlncbl of the
of
tmtlo and other lending citizens mttdo,
ltu ttppcsl to you that the isiuud ho
to run i”.
in open on Hunt
is Me
tltueu. null norm-limbs in times, ltt‘ettb
''''' lunches were in a comatose stale, h'V‘l
he l. mu
retired for Lin:- Miller. The
I
i the town.
in. Smith. Ark. ssys that ballad token
llill‘ of Foley Kidney l’ills. Start tall-
inl: lhcm now. The Bridge l’hurmucy
and W. 'l‘. \i'inmoro it L‘o_ '°
CONNECTICUT BEE-KEEPERB.
til-t-crrtl Namath moo are interested
lift the forth-lb sentisnnual
l‘ndt-r the proposed plan
\lsll llrltllruport flrtli. Everyluuty
. welcome. but it special invitation is or
not null l-‘sirlieid counties.
The woumnic imtmrtnnl‘e of
[till‘l'nl in t‘oulu-cticul.
ore profit by contentions.
have ”blade amid“
lrlvc exwrienctm and answer
'lons.
fcbicf lunuc.
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SCHOOL. FOR COLDtIRO.
ATLANTA. (in. Nov. 2.’
. own
if tier of tho lltvlurltnent of the Holt;
'0'” 0““ "will! him '0 “WM" ”1“ 1”" . Thin notion followup recent lunlrurtionn.
be compiled with it. We can't show.;"°m
nultl .ludnt- Books. that tho clergy lrind l carrying out of . ill." of the War De—
‘0 “0‘“ n" "'3‘“ We can't "““l partuwnt to place common “hound” tho huh" b.” suits.
Weslllnnton. regarding
_loduculluuul fscllltlclt within tltu reach
:n! t-vel')‘ United Hiatus soldier. 'l‘llo
Q: ’l" ”Will it"! “ill" WW” “MN" post schools will be upon to all on
”"9 1'00" lli‘Olllt‘ ”in ii“. “WV" ”"5". listed ini‘ll. (‘bnplnlns will ilc used sol
(‘lill not lhc sumo amusement and tho . instructors us for no possible. ln addl‘
l
, will bu opened M the lucnl post.
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HOTEL ARIWALI.
Multnckcmo llotol. Nov. 11, lint-w;
.t. mm. c. Barges, w. w. Valhl
New York. Julia (2, florcorsn. .l.
llt‘lln. Thor Medium-y, linrtfortl
l
1"in
ldmlolt. Ststntonl; ii. i. Warmth. lint
Baronet Gmnsleltt.
llridaeport; ll. st. Rome. Rochester.
u. ~ [)0 you mean to is]! lot- that only; A, m, Knllpr, symtlgp, N. up
the inland without“ M. n. Holmes. nmmm lllllll: w. 1.1 ...
t'ronin. Hpt‘lunfleld. nan... t. n.l Glhhnmflnnhs married his wife he
NOEL;
. llllrlliltli. Wilton;
Boston. Manila 8. ill. Matt“. is.
lie is of the opinion that:
of llll' ('Ollllfltilt‘ui titteKeepr-ru‘ An.
satiation. to be held in tldd Fullow‘
Hull. Bridgeport. i-‘ridsy. Doc. 1. wuulornoou ill? ““0411? ll
flf‘flfilllufl at 1:30 n. m.. and lzilll p. tn.lCll’lfll“ Thom "HM and 0W3“ Jill“
to hold ' via 8. Hurray. jllltll‘tifi: ()fhcer Thomnn
cor Edward
.. . J. Demo and 3 ill on ‘
full nttttiuttu In his centt-rtt outside, Y W ”run fall to see how he could benefit him-
of lingtl’ord thc Antwclsllon \‘0lf‘fl loyal. l'l‘iflt'. forwards; Serdflmi
p. ll. silk. cenlcr. b ill I h b l‘
The idols is a load one and no doubt "9“ "0' “3' I“ i ‘3 “'9“ “W" “l
‘ l
tended to the lice-keepers of New lla-
hub in bet-outing more and lllol'l' up
Tlllt question box will be the
- An- ONION
for lllt' eatubllnhmont of a school At
pond in his comllluutl has been
tlbjt-ciotl to by Prosecution Mill" issued by lll‘lnnt‘ntti'll Mills. common
the‘
All soon In provision can be rustle.
W. lllppolll. it. P. Collins. J. McVeigh?
( POLICE BASKETBALL TEAM.
‘Jsrvls Manny Mada Captain by His
‘ Follow Members.
3 At an impromptu and stream meet-
plug of the Norwulk police the other As for the Socialists. the citizens any.
xhlbitiou in plain (lmcer Jarvis 8. Murray was. the absolutely have no regard for elm.
echosen as captain of the basket ball
l
,tesm of the delmrtment. The team
J. a “up“, 2.0:; North 10m Queen} was made up on the instant and nosthould DTBCHCB "Mt be lll‘cllClleSn
{Captain Ulcer hint-rs! wishes. so say
many kinds of kidney medicine but did . the other cops. to issue A normal ehsl~ forth to Other Cities. 3nd Notched re-
not Kc! butter until be um. Foley Kld- l louse to the south Nomllt police m..-form from onerond of the stats to the
ney Pills. No matter how long you 3 turbulent for a mans of hunt boll mother. *1"! the exception Ol‘ his home
have bad kidney trouble. you will find a be played in the Norwsllt armory ”plow-n. Darlen. in VIM-1h he has never;
quit l. and permanent iwuotil by the: Washington's Birthday. The answer ”‘39“ his "OWL They claim that
will“) the South Norwsllt department
in nwnltt-d in ”n. “M"... end of m.. forltsthcyltuow.hnvoc\‘or nttcbdt-d n
l
flown eagerly. l-Iw-rr ticket is
ready as good as sold. and the
.roeds will be usod for charity.
l Now thc linc~up will m. ..Mww‘teo. both urc employees of Mr. Hunter
icisted it one does not look closely at '
mutating m.. of llurien are wondering from what
mach cop and connect him with
position
as follows:
the tinnth Norwallt depot-latent wtl
.snuouuce their team tomorrow.
u... texpucled also tho! they will accept the
Norwsllr Police
“...” “mew".id'lopnrttncnt basket bull team for the
Men wholesome and the dutn set.
will bt- nu band mfl‘umpany will be induced to hoop that
m..“.sduto on their schedule open for this
. chnllolutc front the
novelty pulico altmc.
l Moving picture btmrerns bnvu
l
inutrhitws in the armory on that «vent
ltul night.
llintt ready for the fun.
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IACKACHI, HIADACHI.
VOUCNIOI
linen. morn ltitlusy trouble. no no
t
notion of the urinary oranns. 'l'bblcl l~l"itcli school totlvmm.
. u . W" -- . 5-—'l\lltf'vlfl dollop] tll'WItM.
’ln “lion. “I“ M results. The Bridge 1 gruff”: thr‘lgputx‘lamt‘fl: lfmlsliff "'3 PM“ 9}"“l‘liligutof. l‘tlltl ‘P‘ot'l tits.
.. . 2! » ‘nh .nmt l. mu (ll-writ Ave.
Phsrsssey and W. ’l‘. Wigwore til _ WWW“. MP- and Run" l‘t.
‘tlo n ‘ importance to use to attend the meet» m, m.....” M
‘ ' . 2:1?! lv‘ntt and tfhurb-s sits.
......M... , in; and give an account or my record 2:1 JIM“ .wv. mm mm m
"mutter: is discouraged shout hi
”- i love affair."
‘ s
u
"What's happened?"
“the-r cattle in.”
‘ "What did Stubborn do?"
i "Stopped short. of course.“
2 "What the m. on «it...
Mr. million?” "while.
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P. M. Petersonwesttse she was A good nonverutionsbjrof purine and ponies] purposes. and
atrial.
elm sits retired minibus.
, .7 i . . .
.,
nl.
pro- .
Alt unnouuced yesterday at-
it is neat yesr; secondly, they fall to see
The Sixth in the low
beard lengt- sent to him is as follow»:
~ of the game alrontiy sud are trying
ito recurs purrniltninn to opernttv their
Loon] phottmraphors, both
ismstnur and professional. are hastily
.t‘louulnx up their annotation and set-
Therc will be
no end of fun and as soon on Captain
tiftlcur Hurray has heard from the
Booth Swath moment he will oi“
NIH. unprecedented way of extending an in.
and rheumatism. both in man and no.
other it to pream- bayond the roach
.tlon lo officer; detailed for the work. i M medicine but {top ll' promptly with represented the Roclslbus of tho
Foley Kidney Pills. 'l‘lsor rentals the
“lie was In the lml of proportion lull by the records of bio town. and who
ifi- It. from ii? i. mi“. N" mainland when the girl's mother and is. consequently did Mt small-tr use. in
ii. A. .lsollsotl. Dnnbury; t‘. A
“('th Mill: 'Wllni. if." you saying. ‘ It!!!" w "OWN. I“ l ‘0 m 503' the tool or noting chief upon his srrivd
W
You want the best when starting in the new home. Above
all. you want that home to he snug and warm and comfortable.
You are sure of warmth and comfort with s Perfection
Smokeless Oil Heater. ‘
The Perfection is the best and most reliable heater made.
It is a sort of portable fireplace.
it is ready night and day. just strike a match and‘light
the wick.‘ The Perfection is all aglow in a minute.
The Perfedion Oil Heater does not smell not smoke—s patent
atomistic device prevails link. It can be carried easily from room to
room and is equally suitable for any room in the house. Handsomely
Email; fi ruckel tnmm'am; drums of either turquoise-blue enamel
0f .
. Ash youfifiealer loinxnuhormm
excels: timer to say saucy of
Stsudsrd Oil Company
(incorporated)
OIL HEATER
ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
....-.“1... .. ......— W..«~.. -..... .....—
without nrotlltrs .‘ ,.
ro EllTEil orsm‘; FIRE
(Continued from first page.)
...w. BOXE.
lFirs VAlsrm Headquarters at Electric
cvcu voters in the Town of Darlen. l gong. Telephone for fire alarms.
A ll.
A careful canvass of Daricn witbl 3”it“l?”"i"“°“u‘t§l North Main gm.
... ... l nncemoo. "
the ill?“ of list t. rtnluing just how muchi t-xlivuy and Raymond Sis.
sentiment thorn is ill regards to the: 5—~-xR at G Corset Factory. WWW
, . i 6~Hoyt's Theatre.
proporcd meeting on the 37th was 7-_x..mmk ”“i‘m‘l‘
made Veslcrdav and failed in mm“ 9~-—(ltiusle gall. Lllf'ford and City Hotels.
' ‘ . " witness ..
‘n drum of excitement or even mildilgth‘veat SL.I.FrInklln School.
interest. The good people of that' “”htflmflrd m.. C°°°°m and “um“
- u . .. ll~North Main nnd Ann Sis.
tonnship are all for Clmriie. and be a 154mm SL “a Baum” A“.
lieve that he performed his duty on he
saw it. which is good enough for them. '
16--xi\‘orr\'nlk Iron Works.‘
17~Wcst Are. and Cedar St.
18~ngh School. West Ave.
2l-—Wost St. and Taylor Ave.
:Sa—rh‘ly Ave. and Lows 8t.
21» ‘bestnut and Hour Sun.
1’ ~- South Main and onroe Sta.
26—»lmxlngtou Ave. and Austin St.
2?-——\\'csl and Elm Grove st).
almstlutlt Me . St... between Grove and
under
324m; me dr Vt’orkmfiuto 8L
Lid—4&3 r l '
life—xi a .» '
or their members or their precepts.
They take the stand that a man
.Robert Hunter. mayhoid. has some
li‘i‘r“. 0‘ 6 floor 8!.
-— n n
ill—ray‘ml" Ml Somatic
{ll—«Woman lean and endow 8L
45~Burn rd Aves. and Wit.
til 8": mm ndes Aves
-«-— 0m ' . .
neither Hunter, Boob 0r loosen. tto £39913? of Sprin d"“'“"°°d ""
taut-....ltql'me". Sf’. for” prints.
Etv‘Norwnllt Lock 00.. private.
m lit-bolus nondnlcrfcrlng boxes.
trill Muster box. from which the nuns-
.lwr of soy hoxrun be sounded.
t‘lnc stroke. at 12 noon and I p. m..
standard time, 1-
0m: stroke at odd times.
lino open. 1-
Ti“! blrtlltfls nftt-r nn alarm. fire out. re- '
coils tlcpurtmcm. l-l
Tlll'cc slow strokes. water to be shut
off. l-lv—l -
= At 12:06 p. m.. each Wednesday. s but
lls‘pullvd for test.
ire alarms for on: district also re-
cclrt-d by telephone. ..l.
town meeting had the latter two are
not even voters.
As to the members of the commit—
testlng or
upon his estate there and the people
source they got their appointment as
a comutitlee.
The friends of .\ir. Williamson wrw
opposed to his appearing at the pro-
posed meeting, firstly. immune thcy
. NORWALK FIRE ALARHI
15— Corner of Main and Wall Bis.
L‘i—Beldcn Are. and I'nlnn PI.
32 «Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
zine-lininn Pnrit.
25—~Cf‘tll8 St. and Wilton Ave.
37 ~i~"rnnkiln Ave. and Lyons Pl.
L'S---\\'vsl Ave. and Berkeley 8t.
til tins house. (Privntc box).
3‘: —\\'c.st Ave. and Moru'in St. .
fix-”Hill'llul‘ Ave. and (Wetland Si.
.‘llwl‘bnpel tit. and Harbor Ave.
36--\\-l‘hl Arte. "our Armory.
3t «Slut'ons St. and Elmmst.
l‘.’-~ Main St. and North Ave.
0
self or the cause for which he has
I will not be u candidate for reelection
why their rcpl‘esoutllllt'o should ans-
wcr to? bits legislative career to men
who are neither voters or taxpayers
u. and thirdly. because the;
, if I "d l l S l t.l«l"rullcc Si.
have it a run once u no ocin mound“... [m.. wow”... 5....
w. jlrtlpltltillllll. tit-«Sow Cnnnnn mud and Fair at.
. ‘ til»~—t‘ltt~stlntll 8L. nmtr bummer tit.
Mr, Williamson lt troply to the chm. t5. . Main llt. tutti Union Ave.
blimGt-um 8t. and Tlntlsll Lune.
,tilwfm " he (ll-con."
ktill-«lieu Arc. and Lincoln Ave.
lit.
”Outfitter Ave.
Dorian. Conn, Nov. 22nd. lilll.
To Peder Bach and Robert unseen.
' (kenllotuonzw-Your ielor oi NOVt'm'
her lhtll. lllll. inviting me to appear
at it meeting to be held November
27th. 19“. at the town hall. [Moxie-u.
Conn, to make no explanation and
(interim of my action to the General
.Aasombly in the matter of the Wurlt-_
‘iaamsn's Computation Bill is at hand
sud contents noted.
You osrtatnly have on original if not
and Durham Lane.
IOWAVTON Fill ALARM DII‘YIICTI
law-glxltinnd Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. A ll.
. rt.
l:i~- Hickory Bluff sud Boll lslnud.
itmi‘lut- Point and anion Point.
u...;,..,.,. inland Bound to hHKinley 8t.
le-Wl eutml." Ilulflnlss' St. to lennoyw
MM-I‘ctmnyer St. in (.‘run fit. .
23 ~~l‘mss Hi. to Railroad.
lat-olmllrosd invalmoltnldo.
sot lids.
154-»‘Vhtts Brian north to Brooksids.
limWhlto Bridge 8. E. in . 1. Bound.
Flu—White flrldtfe 8. W. to . i. Bound. .
(‘uw birtlkr or the firs belt at odd times .
indicates testing.
1"“: stmltn of fire bell. thus. 14. fire
it out
3“ bell. lhill. l-l-l-l.
vitaliou to your ntectins. You coup Fm" mm”. M
ii A third or mom'al'strms lndlmts carton
M
molten your letter with the accusation
l lhst l have "in some numbers recently
edlirorcd in Bridgeport. wilfully mill-l
welt-r to be shut to
IAST NORWALK FIR! ALARM IOXIC
W’rn ltvmbpmrlers. M Van Znnt Htmot.
Tolvpltnlw ill)
stole,“ which is not true. and their
follow with the covert throat of s'
s at Hartford. The invitation is signed
. by gentlemen who ere not electors of
the town of Darrin. so for or appear:
126ml“. dolor sit. and Willa Are.
all: ..... minnow Aw. and it‘ll“!!! Ht.
ms.—lluttlt-t~ltrti lttul unwind till.
tint . mm. Aw. and Fifth of,
3 '7 it. tilt-tutu! null ll'ecitstom- Rt. t'i'ol.
l‘a-llw-l ersm- tit. and run» Hill Ave. l'l‘cl.
“2% arm Bt. and Duck l‘otltl rd. t'i‘el.) .
it. Erwfihrtie Haven. l‘l‘ut.) '«
view of there frets. i do not feel than A lelrobrnw mums" In Electric "in!
. mun belwevn mu bout.- u f2 it. in. 11
it is incumbent on me to accept your
invitation. i do not hold myself res»
Extensible to the political party you. so,
u n. m.. string location or lira. an alarm
trill bn ; run rt nemmt tum.
l‘rltnto 111ch will only be pulled for
the on mills-s Where lornted.
mums um . W to be given by
ends thst my «inlets! nets need sortie ‘" "l" M” . ......“ 3,...“
iron“ limit“! 1011. tonnes blast at mid times. trolling or limit
. v opera.
3 The whole proceeding ls evidently mm» mm m o X. in. standard time.
l-lm‘l‘n-n their. to out
il-ll—w‘l‘wcmr tern. at R a. m.. no morn-
! lug rennirn of poultr- sellout.
ll-ttwfl‘wentwtwo. at lrzzln p. in. no at-
. lsruum Mulltll of public ccbmtl. ..
liilllllllwr’l‘ou mulls quickly with the '
. entire gdpnhtmeht. .
t
it most serum to he a party to it.
Very truly yours.
* W n. WMAflSON.
Norwalk Chronicler