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WANTED.
TO LET
WANTED~1;OSITION AS
iaker on private place. it. Usher, llox
196, New Canaan. Conn. till {it
WANTED—A COhiPI-l'l‘lCNl‘ (lliil.
for general housework. Inquirer") West-
port Ave, Norwalk. d6 :lt
WANTED-«CHANIiEItMAil‘)WANT-
ed; good wages, steady work. Central
Hotel. cor. Monroe and Chestnut Sis.
d6 31.
7WANTED~--SE(‘0NIHIANI) 0N1»-
irorsp lumber box wagon. inquire 5:2
lsixlpgiou Are. d5 31
YOUNG MAN WANTED WHO HAS
bad experience in siiiri cutting by
hand. (‘Iueth Peabody & (‘0. d4 3!
INSURANCE MEII
Splendid opportunity offered to turn-
Accldent and Natural
lieirtir Beuclit policy; costs $1.00 per
month. This is :1 form of insurance
that appeals to the masses and Is eas.
ily sold: liberal commissions. with col-
len'tlng Interest. given right then. Ap«
ply Security. Iiox 31er, lioslon, Mass.
nil \v&s liit
SIIIBIING JIIRIIIIS IIIII
Milli PACKERS IRIII
Long List of Defendants Who are
Called, and They May Plead
. Guilty
CHICAGO, liec. ii,-Seiectlon ot a
jury in the. Ifnired States District
Court to try ten indicted Chicago
meat packers 0n the charge of crlrrr
inal violation of the Sherman airti-
’i‘rust law was expected to begin to.
day before Judge George A. Carpen-
tor.
'l‘lre packers are: .1. Ogden Armour.
president of Armour & Company;
Louis F‘. Swift, president Swift &
Company; Charles F. Swift, director
Swift & Company; Edward .Tilden;
president National Packing Company,
which the government contends is the
illegal corporation—«the trust; Arthur
Meeker, general manager Armour &
Company; Edward Morris. president
Morris:& Company; Francis A. Fowl-
er, director Swil’t & Company: Thom-
as J. Connors, superintendent Armour
& Company; Louis Heyman, manager
Morris & Company.
Rumors of new moves by the. pack-
er's were many. One was that the
packers would appear and plead gull-
W This would make useless all the
results of months or investigation and
Haeparatlon on the part of the govern-
men-t; would place the packers in no
greater jeopardy than an unsuccess-
ful outcome of the case, which would
otherwise drug on for monthS. and
many contend. would put the packers
In a better position than they would
he in if they lost their suit.
Fines, it is believed, would be the
extreme penalty imposed by ,Judge
‘arpenter.
The extreme penalty which can be
given the defendants in case of coni-
viction Is a fine of $5, 000 or one year
In jail, or both.
No apparent further effort was made
to delay the trial in the U. S.-Distrlct
oCurt when the case was called before
”Jildze Carpenter today.
Attorney John S Miller asked that
l
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LET»-l’l.le‘.ASAN’I‘ FRONT
suitable for middle-aged man;
Address 11.. South
06 3t
T0
room.
all conveniences.
nel.
TO LET—Six NICE ROOMS. SEC»
0nd floor. 20 liavilnuti St; rent 816.
inquire Joseph Tomasetta. 156 North
Main St. ilii :lt
TO LETwli‘IViiJ ROOMS, (1001) Li.)-
cailorr. near trolley and railroad sta-
tion: first class condition; rem rea-
sonable. inquire 76 Washington St.
d6 :11
TO LET »»»»»» FIVE ROOMS, GOOD 1.0.
cation: rent Sill. Inquire ‘Jii iiay St.
1113 iii.
TO LET SIX ROOMS ANii IIATII.
St‘t'Olld floor all Improvements. S. ii.
Hancock, l7 Lowe St. (1531
l~‘I \' it
In-
TO LETwli‘IllS’i‘ FLOOR.
rooms. aird basement; stcnirr heat.
It! linion Place. Norwullt. at
quire :ll,
TO LET ~li()l.‘SI-l, ALI. lhil’iti)\’l"2<
merits. small family; rout $2.]. in‘
'qulro of C. 1.; Hoyt, South Nurwalk
Trust (‘0. nliti ti
T0 LETWSIX ROOMS, CORNER
01‘ Main St. and North Are, Nor-
n'alk: rcul Sll'. inquire Mitchell‘s
li‘urriiiurc Store. 0131 if
TO LET-- "TWO liARNS ANI) SIIICI),
23 Elizabeth St. inquire hits. llosa
'i‘nrlov, 102 Taylor Are. 1137 ii
To LET ----- OFFICES IN COLEIiliRN
building. corner liialn anti Wall Sis.
Heat and all modern improvements.
Apply to II. I“. Colebui'n, 22 Wall St..
Norwalk. oi tf
T0 LET~"UNIO.\' HOUSE." 21
l'niorr St.; 17 rooms. all conveniences.
The Hatch &, Bailey (‘0. m1? it
TO LET-HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of twodnmlly house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room flat; all improvements: good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. ‘ s13 tf
_ LOST '
LOST~11ICTWEEN SOUTH NOR-
Wiilk station and liillside School,
square black patent leather bag, corr-
taining purse and papers. Reward for
return to Sentinel olllce. d5 tit
each packer, all of whom with the ex-
ception of J. Ogden Armour. were in
court. .
Nutmeg Club Pool.
T. J. West. Jr.. rated 85. last night
defeated H. Burton. rated 100,.rby the
score of 85 to 96. The result by
frames:
Burton. 100. . West, 85.
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96 8.5
Hub (shopping with his whirl-It
the goods you were just looking at
suits you. why try other places? \Why
didn't you buy it and let us go home?
Wite——How foolishly you talk} Why,
I‘m not half tired out yet—«Boston
Transcript.
*- Sentinel want ads. pay dividends
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DOR SALE.
PUBLIC AUCTION. Iii GRAND S'l‘.,
line. 9, ‘2 p. in. Entire furnishing Iii“
room apartment; comparatively new.
clean goods at your own price. WII
ilaur Guthrie. Auctioneer. till (it
FOR 8ALE~~~60~iIORSE POWER
Siesrns, fully equipped. run very little.
good as new: just. out of the paint;
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice tor
$2.000. Apply to North Shore Farm.
St aim-k. I‘onu. Phone 133. West-
por (iii 11
FOR BALE—4MB liliih‘ till-1108813
power Thomas. good condition and
newly painted, i'rice “.050. Apply
to North Shore I-‘nrrn. Saugniuck.
i‘oitu. i’hono lilfi, \‘i‘eatport.
FOR SALE-wilA'i‘TlJ‘: BEETS liY
the top; also enroll pigs, 7 and it)
weeks old, price $13 and 86. I’. G. Sex
ion. Supt. Kecwrudiu, liurien, t‘oun.
FOR SALEMFIIIJ. l‘tl..0()l)i‘li‘i ENIl‘
lislr bulldog, eight months old. Price
$10. Address iiulliiog. Sentinel. South
Norwnlk. till 31
FOR SALEwi‘lVirl HORSES. REIGN
used by the Midilletown Croniuery (‘0.
Owing to decrease in the milk no use
for so many horses this winter. (inn
pair gray and brown. Milli lbs. iii tliiil
it years old. true to work. good wind;
price $1.70. line buy horse. 1300 lbs.
:1 years old. true to work and sound;
lost, mate reason for selling; $13.3,
worth 3200. tiny horse. 7 years old.
iiiiii lbs. sound. extra good driver and
worker; Still. Iltry horse. 1 it years old.
li‘iiiii ills. little thin. true to work: 350.
Call 147 South Main 31.. South Nor-
walk. of. tit
FOR SALE—nit‘l‘ZTl‘HCNIC l\IO\'~
big picture machine, hook and ladder
eight feet long, and boy's bicycle. tires
in good repair. i-‘or price and partio
ulnrs, inquire William I’lukncy. Jr.. or
tel SJii-I d?» at
FOR sALE «our: All ONE PLAN--
tiers roadster: new In April. full equip.
nl‘enl. top. etc: tires good as new. Ad-
dress Flanders, Sentinel. South Nor-
walk. 05 3t
FOR SALE—«KITCHEN STOVE.
cylinder stove and small but rack. iii
Grove St. ‘ ill 3t
Shore Properties
(iii if .
d6 ill
for to number of property
Properties Offered by TIonr Q. Golden. Menu. 87 Washington 0h. South Norwslk. When Inquiring kindly re-
I~POR SALE—io-room houu. Hickor'
Bluff, Iii improvommtlu Price 011.
3~FOR SALE-T- room oottIoo. Boil II-
lInd. Price‘ 0.
Q—FOR SALE—T- -room cottage It Pin-
Polnt. III improvomdnu, excellent con-
dition. Price 00000. Furnished.
b—FOR BALE—7-room cottage. Boll II-
lInd. fries 00000.
O—FOR SALE—Io-room cotu I, Roll II-
lnnd. III improvements. Pr on 03700.
7—FOR SALE—Wreath con: 0 and two
to" oppoIIte. Boil IIlInd. rioI 04500.
One lot adjoining.
B—FOR SALE—~12 rooms, III Improve-
mentI, one of the but locntlom on Boll
iIIInd. Price "000. ,
0—»FOR SALE—lv-room cottage on out
more. all improvements. Price 08000.
11—FOR BALE—Lorne house, Tokonoko.
Price 330..000
{iii—FOR SALE-a-rooml. improvements.
lot035x200. on Rownyton Ihoro. Price
150—FOR sALs-«Comh on bluff at Bell
iIInnd. new. all im I'OVOMOH“. beauti-
tul location. Price "5.000.
Harbor View Beach
reg—Fort BALL-Lots It Harbor View
In
toe—FOR DALI—Two iotI, Eimwoodt
AV." out side. boxtds. Price 02000.
:5)" AVI.. Imnli barn, lot 00:155. Price
10L—«f‘ORH' fiAhl—I'ol-rloom house“ and
am . I mprovomIn ' o
xiii. isooo ‘
Building Lets
23—703 SALE—Lot. North Main St.
24—FOR SALE—Lot. 00x1“. Elmwood
Ave. Price 01000.
25~FOR SALE—Lot. Rood Ave. Price
01200.
20—FOR SALEn-mworol iotI. Highland
Park.
8800
27—FOR SALE—Lou. Bayvlew Ave.
ouch.
IM—FOR SALE—Lot. Holden PIIcI, Nor-
wslk. 50x70. Price
ton—FOR SALi-J-‘nrm, 25 Icrul 15 tlm»
bar. 10 acres tilinblo. Nine room houu.
born and trail. Bix miles from Nor-
wnik. Price 02000.
ion—FOR 8ALE~9~ ~room house. Franklin
Ave. Two rooms In attic: nil Improve-
mentI. Price $5000
Ibo—FOR sALE—l3-room house. Belden
Ave., bath. two IoiietI. III hard wood
fiooro (polished). Equipped for Itoam
Price. IIII than onev 4111"! the original
cost, on application.
luv—FOR SALE-84 acreI, B-room house,
1-1-room Itone home not finiIhed: Itable,
chicken house and barn: all kinds of
fruit. Price 012.000
EastNorwalk
28~—-FOR BALE-do'room 110qu. SIIIido
Place, lot 60x200. Price 010000
20—FOR SALE—Ia-room
Ave., III improvemntl.
house. Cove
Price 05000.
31~Fon sALE—s-room our; an im.
movements. lot wxibo. Price $5000.
32—FOR SALE-«Gvroom Winfield
at” all improvements. ”200.
(IS—FOR SALE—7 room houIe. FIrIt 81.,
lot 5011150. Price 82000
34~FOR SALE—o-room
at. PrIcI 82600.
house,
Price
house. Winfield,
35~FOFI SALE-G-room
80.. Iii improvomontl.
houoo. WInI’IIId
Price 03000.
100a~FOR 0ALE~Lot and born. Brth
8L; 130x105; 2 mlnutu from trolley;
good IiIvItion. Prion mo.
IDs—FOR SALE—Lots
‘30)(120 Inch. PricI
Gibson
each.
South Norwallc
AV...
Kin—FOR SALE-«0 room house, all Im
rovomontI. Osborne Ave. Lot 150x51.
rice 03000.
ISO—FOR BALE—Howe. OIbornI Avo.. II
In I rooms and sun. lot 60x1“. Price
I'M—FOR BALI—lo- woom houu.
Ave.. lot sextet). Price 04000.
Cove
lZ—FOR DALI—IR- -r00m houu
WIot
AVI.. not wItor hut. Price “2.000
tor—FOR SALE-House and lot. 72x100.
Price $3700.
IHOR BALE-Woodwud AV... 0 room
noun. lot. 40st”. III Improvomonu.
Price 85000.
till—Jon SALE—BIIutIIuI homo, West
0:. Price 035.000.
ilk—FOR SALE—I! room home. South
Main at. PM" 010. 000.
17-FOR SALE—M-room house. Wool 01..
III improvomonu. Price 010.000
II—FOR SALE—4019000 PIIHIIId Ave..
33383 ti. trout by 21t 7t. dnp. Price
all—«FOR 0ALI~L°td.,“WIIhinpton 0t.
102-FOR.0ALE—7-rocm house. all Im-
provements. HIwkinI Ava; good cone
dition. Price 03000.
IM—FOR ,IALl—“rwo houIII. O:bornI
Avon cm at 0 room. Ind birth
0 Price of
movement“ 0010 1'00"“.
11. .
loo—FOR IALl—Houu and lot. Rowan
. 01.. In! Norwnlk. Lot 0011100. Hot Ind
cold water IlItIonIry tube (3), hot in-
in but Iii over houII; guano: recep-
tion hIii. pIrIor, dining room. IibrIry.
kitchen Ind pIntry. hIrd wood floors.
taur bod roomI Ind both on Incond
floor. IIIII Ind tin roof. PrIcI 06500.
tilt—FOR SKIES-Double noun. 6 room.
Ittic Ind both for Inch apartment.
Price 07500. Lot 50:125. Ouinurd Ave.
til—FOR SALE-15-room noun. III Im-
provomonto em I to of round DI -
View Ave. 'Priuo 65w. 0 ' y
60*FOR BALE‘BuIIdInn lot. Cedar 81..
0011120. Price 01400
55—401! SALE—J-room house. Court-
Iandt so. all improvements. Price “000.
20-—FOR sALE-—Houn Ind building Iotl.
Ely Ave
ill—«FOR 3ALE~N% no on".
summit 01., III proVImIntz.
0
roontI.
PricI
Wile—FOR SALE—ninvroom
bIth. ItIIm host. on.
mIMI: laundry In collar:
Price 07000
homo and
Iii Improve-
Iot 40:110.
I
lab—FOR SALE-10 room home. Osborne
Avo.: furnace. no other Improvemntl:
lot 501100. Price 02550. ,
too-«FOR GALE-thrown house and lot.
OIbornI Avo.: 227x135: all improve-
monu. hot air host. lower connection:
Ibout 2001'“! from trolley; good Migh-
borhood. Price $0500.
too—POP SALE—~10~roem house. Ent
Avl.: born, 2 chicken-coups, 3 lots: III
improvemonu. hot Iir furnace. Price
07000.
22~roa SALEwitvi-oom homo. Cholinut
81.. Ill improvements. Price $6500.
130-FOR SALE-tr ~room house. Tny or
Ava. improvements. lot 50.8 Iront. 30
deep. Price $4000.
140~FOR SALE-5-room house. Rockisnd
road. well water. two other lots, 120
feet front. 71 feet on northerly side In
depth and 100 foot on Iouthoriy Iide.
Price 01300
”in01? SALE-Two lots on Clay 8!.
4011101. Price $1300
id.-—FOR SALE—Two lots. Gibson Court.
4067x10l. Ice 01000.
Hit-FOR LE—Twl ion. OIbIon Court.
40.073600. Price!
laid—FOR SALE—~0M lot. WI“ 51... 70x00.~
Price 03500.
145~FOR SALE—'0!“ lot.
11108. Price $2500.
150—FOR BALE—23 building it)". View
CreIt, oft WIIt Avo.. 8500t 030600.
tab-FOR SALE—Several
Washington St.
mason SALE—Small farm near South
Norvnik. on Won 81.: 7uroom house.
two barns. water in hequ. Price $4500.
155—FOR SALE-llsroom houII. South
Main St. Iii improvemenu lot 71:105.
Price 015.500.
West St. 00
Iotl. East
”fore. ‘sAsrr NORWALKW
nelson SALE—7 iota. Gregory Boule-
vIrd Price $4200
ilk—FOR SALE—t lot. Cove ‘Ave..
Price $700.
50x150.
ill—FOR SALE—I lot. Em Ave. , 00x225. I
Price 81050
Sufi—FOR SALE” several to“ Fort St"
East Ave. Ind Edlie Ave. Cheap.
mil—FOR SALE;Six-room house
bath. Fitch 81..
air but. Lot 50x20 feet deep. Price
A
i70—-FOR SALE— Elgnt- room house. Fitch
8h: lot 120x200 foot. Barn and urge
chicken yard. Greenhouu. Price 34200.
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Ail-—FOR BALE—Old homestead _on
Green. Price on application.
¢2~FOR SALE—West Ave.. lame irouII.
lot runs through from IN"! to street.
Price 01 6. 000.
43~FOR SALE—lawman house. WIii 8L.
III improvements. Price 512.800.
w—FOR sALE—lbroom house. Newtown
Ave.. all improvemntI. ' Price $8500.
Ibo-FOR SALE—Lot 5011140. wut old. or
Elmwood Ave.. South Nor-walk. Price
u
x
lba—oFOR SALE—O-rcom house. all Im-
provomento. ItIIm heat. Lowe 81.; lot
x200 feet. Price
FOR SALE-HARIIED PLYMOUTH
Rock cockerels. also Tolouseganders.
inquire C. S. Macomber. West Nor-
wslk, d2 tit
PRIVATE SALE. HOUSEHOLD
goods. Also new stereoptlcoir. less
than half price. Call 9 to 12, 2 to 9
p. m. 111 South Main St. til (it
FOR SALE-A NEW HOUSE, WITH
all improvements on easy terms, on
Lincoln Ave. inquire of the United
Grocery or Raymond Grocery Co.
1120
t!
s
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE—:MAGNER & FLYNN
have just opened a first-class restnur‘
ant and lunch in connection with their
cats at 138 Washington St. Christmas
Bros. New York caterers. will “have
charge of the restaurant. Meals serv-
ed from 5 a. m; to'11:30 p. m. . d6 6t
WHY NOT BE MODERN. AND EN.
joy the comforts of electric light? We
install it at small cost. White Electric
Company.o “7 Water- St Phone 342 3.
. ‘ 04 6t
asset's MODERN GOODYEAR.
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comtort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Do YOU WANT TO RENT A
house, floor. flat, room. manufactory,
shop, tolls, or storage, prices ranging
from 85 to 050 per mont ? Call on
Raymond Bros. . do at
.\
. If you have had trouble in disposing
of that horse. try o'aentinel Id:
tot—FOR SALE—Putnnnf Avo.. T‘room
noun. Iii rm rovomentI. hIrd wood
40—FOR SALE-6-room house. 3 acres
more or is». Harriet St. Price 88000.
47—-—FOR SALE-4- -room home. all Im-
provemonto. Price 07500 Lot 00x2 34.
its—FOR SALE—to-room house. Maple St.
Price 87000.
40—FOR SALE—O- ~room house. Maple 51..
III improvements. Pri cc 85000.
floorI; lot 00x 20. Price $4000.
IT7—-FOR SALE—i- -room home. bath,
Itonrn heat. on. electric ii ht. conurv-
story. fruit tron. Price
iaI-FOR SALE-11- -room house. bIrn Ind
two lots, Taylor AVI. Lot 100 it. front
.by 90 ft. wide In rear. 170 ft. deep. AII
lm rovemenu; electric Iighu; no heater.
Pr cI 04000.
ISO—FOR BALE—broom house, all Im-
provements. Price 05000.
bl—FOR SALE—4.0“. Rhodonoiin Park.
Cheap.
and 1
all Improvements: not:
‘ lilo—FOR SALE—Ono of the but bulld-
inp IiteI on Morgan Avo.; high ground.
fine view: 180x175. or three Ion, 60xi75.
IRS—FOR SALE—Gentleman I ”ham. in
eluding house. barn, outbuildings. Elm-
crnt. weIt Iide.. Lot 200 front by 400
deep. ‘22. 500: lot 300 front by 400 deep.
027. 500; iot 430 front by 400 deep. 832.-
:30g; Including 4 lots in rear, 60x170,
Lot. EimcroIt, out side. Price 31600.
Lot. StevenI 81.. 601600. Price 0000.
Lot. Wall St. "Ox-141, without hoqu.
811.000; with house. 011.500. Including
6 iotI on Milan 8:. Price 314.000.
Lot, Woodbury Avon sense. Price 8650.
Lot. Woodhury Ave.. 50x170. Price $600.
.Lot. FIIr 5L. 55x300. Price $600.
184~FOR SALE—I3-room noun, Elm so.
all improVImInti. Price $5400.
Broad River
61—FOR SALE—Frown houII. lot 72 ft
$333 by 82 ft. roar. 133 It. deep. Price
u—FOR SALE—T- -room house, lot 00x1”.
Price 02000.
i
Darien
40--FOR SALE—Several new cottazoo
Ind bungaloWI It Dorian. from 01
to “200‘. with and without III itflprovo-
men I
tot—FOR SALE-nlmroom noun.
IhorI. Onion. lot 50:400. Price
105~FOR SALE—ii-room houu. bath.
PeIt Road: Ill Im rovomIntI, hot air
furnace. electric tip I; about four IcrII
land. iruit tron Ind berriII.
tat—FOR SALE—Q-room hoqu.
ROId, Ill Improvements, electric light:
about one acre. fruit VIII and berrie-
Rowayiion
58~FOR BALE—0 rooMI.
menu. CrockItt AVI.. Rowayton.
00..0x210 Price $4800.
153—FOR SALE—a- -room house on shore
rend. just finished: one- -hIIf Icre; Iii
Improvnmonn Price $0500.
too-FOR SALaeHeuIe Ind barn with
one acre of ground. welt Ihore of Row
nylon harbor. Price 05500.
New York
157~FOR SALEwo-room boon.
rovomenu. Seriih Onk 51.. Richmond
ill, Brooklyn. N. Y.. near .Long IIland
railroad depot. Price $3000
Saugatuck *
I71~FOR SALE—~20-room noun“ Gas. all
' improvemenu: it acres: gardener s cot~
tape and born Price
W08!
PoIt
III Improve-
Lot
III ' lm~
Greens Farms
,189—F—‘OR SALE41 acreI Price for 21
acres. Including homestead. 015000
I Price for romainin acres. $6000. Entire
property for $20 ,0 .
Bedding, Georgetown
173~FOR SALE—#26 acres. house three
years old: barn. chicken house, two
young orchards. plenty Imnli fruit: well
315%!)brock; 4 acres woodland. Price
Granbury
17¢»FOR SALE—-
man Aves . 3 ac
Price $3700.
Noroton Heights
nab-FOR SALE—7-room nouIe. hath, not
water hut. electric II ht. barn and unr-
gfibdochicken house: at 100x290, Price
mo. 7 menu. Grum-
workinn ground.
195-—-FOR SALE—ii-room house. 5 urea
01 tine land. 2 barns. Price.$8500.
M—FOR- SALE—12 room house. lot 300x
400 or IIroer. Elm Oren; all improve-
mentI. Price 036.000.
102~FOR SALE—0- -room house, Raymond
St" one- -hIIf Icro ground. Price 88000.
Win-FOR SALE-—Lot!.
Prieo 31600 for both.
Eimwood Ave.
about
«same SALE—1241mm house.
Price
acre of land. Iii improvements.
7500.
West N orwalk
100-FOR SALE—D- -.room nouIe.WeIt so.
near Keoler Ave.; 850 It. front. and
“HOB SALE-T-room house. WoIt‘
our commluion for selling
farmingiand and wood lot. Price 700.
Taylor & Golden, Agents, So. Norwalk
if you willy and m I description and price at your property. we will Insert in this list without expense. except
SHEPHER‘DS OF'THE ANDEs.
Writins' of trays! in the Andes.
Charles Post. says in the Century: Ay-
mara borders. like traditional shep-
herds. played theirmira and mourn-
ful dates or pipes“. Over, and ov'er
again come the same strain. which
carried for miles In the thin. still air.
In the various fiestas there are many
varieties, but in the mountains or on
the trail.1‘er often they plav as they
walk, it is almost always one invar-
Iabie measure
One of its little phrases curiously
reminded me of that chanted taunt of
my boyhood. “qu (the fence is on-
out!" .
Rarely does the Aymara make his
own flute or pipe, simple though It is;
their Manufacture II it native ln‘du'Itr
r
by Itself. Like a true musician, the
Aymara must have his instrument just
so, and up in the higher altitudes the
flutes are'mcde and brought down to
be sold In the market on the days of
the fiesta. His single weapon, a sling.
is of twisted llama-wood, and will
throw a stone the size of a iemond. He
develops a wonderful skill in its use.
, FAMOUS RIVER.
The Thames that most of ill! know is
a toy river in a. fair country of larvae-
and meadows wonderfully green, of
gray manor houses and parks of an-
cient Oaks, where the levels between
the locks are crowded: with ‘skiffs.
hunts had small bikinis steamers.
nnd‘every nook {and tight or shaded .
This is astonishingly unlike the
Thames that sailors know. Where it
meets the brown tide which swirls up
from the sea they. call it London'rlver
and as such It was famed in their
charities when the Yankee pockets
were storming across the Atlantic and
the tall East. Indiamen swung abreast
of Gravesend or dropped down past the
Nore. No bright‘playthlng for sum-
mer holidays is London river,,'but a
crowded road of empire, the turbid
tlroroughtlare of e seaport great. and
ancient. s—Soribners.
Mrs. Harmon-And so two of your
sons are boy scouts.
do most or their reconnoiterinst
Mrs. Howard—In our reitigerator.
WV unit this in
. of stopping it at Norwalk.
Where do they ’
thin an ill.
Letters Being Sent to President
Mellon Regarding the latter.
The people of Wilton are banding
together in a determined effort to the
duce the management of the New
York, .‘ew Haven and Hauiord Rail-
road to give them better service.
Practically every regular patron of '
\‘i'ilton station has agreed to write a
personal letter ,to President Mellon.
setting forth the urgent need of bet...
ter accommodations on the evening
trains north-bound. The morning ser-
vice is considered perfectly satisfac-
tory.
The following letter, by a resident
who makes daily trips to New York
city. is a fair sample of the communi-
cations lretweeu sent daily to Mr. Mol-
len:
Charles S. Mellon, Esq. Pres, N. Y.. N.
ii. & 11. Railroad Co, New Haven.
Dear Sir: As a resident of Wilton.
Fair-field County. Conn. on the Dan- ‘
bury branch of your road. 1 desire to
call your attention to the “fact thlt‘
Wilton is without a train going north
In the winter schedule from 1:45 In the
afternoon (No. 243) until 6:39 In the
evening (No. 2441' a matter of 1 hours
and 5-1 minutes, or practically one-half"
of a working day.
This Is of particularly inconvenience
to me and the others who make daily:
trips to New York, on Saturday after-
noons, when It is impossible for, no to
get a train from New York to warm
from 12:03 until 5:05 In the afternoon.
It Is of continual inconvenience, how»
ever, to a large number of the root
dents of Wilton who shop in The Not--
walks. The morning trains are vow
‘ satisfactory, but should one be roqnlr-‘g‘ .
radio 3010 Norwalk or South Non/ah f
in the afternoon leaving on the 12:25 .
(No. 415237) one could not. return he. " '
fore 6:20 at South Norwsik and 8:25
at Norwalk (No. 244) and have more
than titty minutes in which to shop.
This is a matter ot complaint omens A
our residents.‘
What i wish to request in this regard
is that Wilton be treated as a flag on:
tion_ for the Williams-town. express.
leaving New York at 3:30 (No. 210).
This train is scheduled to leave South
Norwaik at 4:35 and I believe you
have under consideration the matter -
I note that
this train already stops at Bedding.”
leave passengers from New York..; .
Wilton is an important station on
the mortuary branch «and “0100;11in .
have no figures to hear me out, It 10‘
apparent that its business has instead»
ed considerably in recent years.
Tire i:l.'i train from New York (No.
212i in the summer schedule was
greatly appreciated and wars used can
sideiably. This train left at 1: 18 on
Saturdays (No. 2'i8i. 7
It would also be a great convenience ,
if \\' ilton was made a flag station for
No. 549 learing Danbury at 6: 35 apt!
reaching South Norwalk at? :16. Al
the schedule is arranged at present "
there is no train stopping at WIIIOII
going south between 1:16 p. In. (No.
245i and 9:19 p. or. (No. 435). The
latter is the milk train and is very
irregular in its running time. Ofiten
it does not leave Wilton until betweefi
iii and 10:30 and passengers are com»- v.
pelted to wait. outside the station until-‘
it arrives. as the station Is locked ‘
otter the 7:38‘ p. m. train (No. 246)
goes up
i would thank you to have the above
matters looked into and i trust that.
you can arrange to have the schedule!
changed as suggested. as it will» boat‘-
the greatest convenience .to the resi-
dents of Wilton and should not. I
think, interfere seriously with the
present running -time of the trains
mentioned.
WEALTHY IEIIEIEII
IliiilliEilEli or nitrite ..
NEW YORK, Dec. ii.-—With s nae-s
tured skull and many cuts and brill!» ,
es about the face and shoulders, the
body of I. S. Vogei. a wealthy dealer
in jewelry, was found today in the 00-»
glue mum of a downtown building.
The condition of the room indies 7
that Vogel had made a desperaté 11"”
for life. Small articles of jewlry‘
scattered over the door, but some
considerable value and a sum of ' ‘
ey he is thought to have had 1\
pocket are missing. .
Hhe police believe that Vestal m
enticed into the basement last high
by thieves, who knew that he
purchased a quantity or jewelry-L"
costly and intended to take it to Trio;
ton today. Vogel’s head was res
on the ashpan of the furnace. and
position ‘gava rise to theory that;
thieves had tried to burn the body.
Two attendants at the building wot.
detained pending an investigation.
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Every day some storé-patror‘id who
ought to come to your store go 91‘
where~to their own and your dispd"
mntage~becsuse your cover-tie
was not quite impelllng enough.
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Norwalk Chronicler