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all risks, by fire. theft. lightning.
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insurance of All Kinda
Real Estate—Town, Country and Shara
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
Trout Co., 87 91 Waahington 8L,
South Norwalk, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
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.iliss (II'iIl‘O Sims if M w iillt'en. is
IIiI‘ uni-st of l‘. .\iiii~‘. of South
.\orwnlit.
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York city Lit ltt‘ik‘llllrr.
tltll
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linltllcl I‘lllilJlI. lullluililtl's of Hit.
(‘i"\', will I‘UIII its St‘liilililillllIlI)‘ busi-
lil'rn' llit‘l‘Iliill. IIII> t'll‘ltill','..
ii‘l‘cd Klimt hits rcslulacli Ills; posisihti
\llllt lllc Smlltcttlwrl; l’lzltlo I‘olnpall)
slot is now \\IiII .i. \\‘. Sillliwcll.
“'IEIIIIIII .\iillct', cl lillzlt .‘lll'it‘l. Nor»
un’h. unload :l ll.lj \'.’Il‘i|[lilll i'roln
llw: iIllUI‘S ill Solis “:lin slrl
)wl. l‘llnl.
--l storc.
\li IlliIlI)ll:i“l lttccltug llt‘ IIlt‘ i‘nintl‘
:ltlll l‘.~'~lll'llllll'.~“ i'lllotl will
this (lyltlittu ill III" Lalml'
ill ‘.\‘..>lllltgl:oll Sll'l'l‘l.
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(I‘illII
I’i‘i'Illil‘IllIUIll-i forduyillu the brick
otl lilo i‘l‘illt‘iil bnsc l-lttllpll-ll-ll in \\‘it~
tcr slrcct. Nlll'wnili. III'L‘ ltoilll: ntlille
todlly lly i‘llutractor .illscpll A. Mci'll-
roy's Illi'Il.
Frank I‘. {Iilllili‘IlIItL reply-
(it lillt‘ .I. lllld .I. i'usil l‘lt.,
South Norvalll. will. sail for
Oil lltp slcaluship .tlirialic.
White Star Lillv. tlwxl Thursday.
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Ltd. oi
l-tht‘opc
tti' till"
llosstllll, lltc ilt’cltill-cl.
Shit; It‘li'th avclttte. .‘\'c u' Yol‘ll cltl who
made iilc plans lot in» \()I\\ilII\' Lcsi
deuce ot‘ ilcrmlltt Antillt. lilo ll-‘lttpota
tiotl lawyer. is (-tlczlullll upon the do
tails .l. water ltol‘ets i’lll' iltc now
dwllllltlg.
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i’cl‘cy Knapp. tllc .\'cw
York allot-null. \yllost- wife was killed
by a sulldip horse falling (in her In
I'l-lltrzt] Park, is :l lit'IIIlC‘W of Theodore
\l'nllllcc
Knapp, and Il r'ousln of Airs. A. l-‘.
Million. of ilolden iiill sit-pct. South
.\'orwnik. ‘
llcorgo “\\'ashlng'.l‘ltl" lillworllt, son
or i‘lly (‘Il'l'k and in... (‘ittlt‘lcs lt. pn-
n-orlit. oi' Mott avctlltc. has ici’t the
Nul'ltnlk High School and has lit-cured
(i posilioll all lintckocpcr for the New
York. Now ill. «at and Hartford IIIIII‘
twill. sturliuu work today. He has lilo
luau WIRIH'H 'or success from his many
it'illnds.
Ii \l’tl‘l :lttttountcd this morning that
till- ill-cra- Mom and Provision Com.
rally WOIII‘I (poll the stores In Main
strum. Novualk. and ill \l'nst Whali-
lli.i'.‘(lii street, South Notwlllk, on Sat-
lllliay. May 2.3. Non are at work in
lzmll storm today gotttng them In
llllllpc tor the opening. ’l‘iletlu stores
ware l'orlltcrly opt-rll'cli hy the ileum
V. Boom and Company.
Il'nl'itfl 'I‘riho building committee
ill-«id ll. lll(‘(‘lIill‘; Inst cvcttingand consid-
orcd the hills that had been received.
'i‘iut contmlttcc rct’uacd to divulge tho
collru tho conlltllttcc took, this infor-
mation hilt: rcucrvcd so that it may
will!" illi’ot'c the Tribe direct before
Iit'IIIII. mtcn out to the public.
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(Joltrt Frances, Order of the Golden
Bcoptro, hold a vory anceosotul dance
last evening in the Mystic Chain hall.
in Washington direct. The affair who
wcli atlondod and all who wore Dres-
ont cuioyod ll lhuppy evening. Good
music was at hand and the door was
In flllo condition which accounted for
the good dancing.
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Chief of Police William R Penning-
ton has received numerous complaints
drool the incidents along Connecticut
. avenue. regarding the practice of some
of the merchants of permitting their
‘ harm to run at random over tho
. ~ attracts and upon the lawn. and In tho
v garcons. There in an ordinance pro
. Mbitint this practice which pmvidoa
. " Mt the mill” thirty ahall be lined not
’ mud. [Ohm Pennington pro-
. MI by
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line Of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlfitek, .Ir.
Addrou:
51 MAIN 37.. NORWALK
I Taicphonu: Offico. 001; houu. 21-8
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IBHlliilllIllMS lSSUIll'
Survey Prints Work on
Stariish
'Ilw Stall. (h-olouil-al and Natural
History Sarvcy has I-‘Hili‘iI iilliiclltlI
.\'l. 150. "I-Zl'lllltlulorltls oi‘ ("otlcl-ticltl“ I
ily l’roi'csor li‘csll-y lillswl-li ('00 oil
Sltrillllll SI‘II‘IIIIIH‘ School. ”liltr t-tilI
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Iiiiil’li‘i‘lilyl i'diiIIII‘iM‘ lltosc lllrttlr ot tltn
lilo o: nillvit lIll.‘ .~t.lliish are lllt'»
stunt-what similar.
slurs, till-l
r:l..~
lllvs‘l known, and litc
t‘l't';lll..;‘t‘n I‘llilotl hi'i'ilt‘lli
pink lll' \\'Iil:lIi Wlli'lilli noun-limos llIlI
lanrtilcli lty clanttttcl‘s and llit‘ sou ill";
l‘IllliH all ‘lvill ('lllllnliill to ”IV wulcrsI
of Long. izlanll Sound , I
"Illc \ulril “Illi ll lllzllllls a pantphlcti
of in: plum. is at l-spvzitli itlto:‘c.~;l toj
tiny readers in its t'ui‘erl-ltccs to ille‘
st:tt*ilsit..illo t-l‘ltltlrs ntltz'tlily iIl‘I‘lfliII:
zallll'fll-tll. illc crmllllrc-u ul-tlllrally drl-lld-I
(I)'Slt‘l‘ growers. 'I‘ltl'y IN'IIIIIK.
to IIIt' I’llIIIlI)v“.\!~ll'l‘lliti. lIilII are found
at all tlllpths’ hl'low tho untor marl...
tllltlluh tho} ;'It‘civ.. rocky or sltu‘liy Ilol-.
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toms and pro tllurhl-d ‘ly live my: at.
lnt'ltcll to n ccutral dislz. Tllt‘) mom
slowly. by ltlcaus of many foul an
rantzvll on tho Illin. can lwist Illv bully
and arms into almost any shape and. ii"
ll;tllcd owr. tilt-y can easily riullt
titctuselves. 'I‘ln- wry yolttln plarllsil
may dollhlc their ditto ill a tow dais ii‘
their: food is plenty and. int [hp other
it:. .d litcy arc allio to live :«tl-vot'ui
“Willis without any“ loud at all,
it is said lltul thc animui can do
in many lliilct‘ctlt ways anything that
it can do at all. it i‘lIil move with
equal facility in any direction along
litc plant». of its Iiildy without regard to
right or loft or forwards or btlckwnrdu
Mussels. oysters. clams and bnrnacloo
illY‘t‘ the most common forms of Its
food and it hccotllcs a source. of great.
damage and loss through its work up-
on the, oystcr buds. \l’hcn food ho-
comcs scarce, howdy-«r. the. larger
starfish foods upon the smaller onus of
its own cpdcics. It is Immcltacly pro‘
iiilc bttt nature maintains a balance
in various ways.
Fish destroy lIlt.‘ amnllor apccimctla.
gums and crown fl-cd upon ihcm, hllt
the greatest destruction comes when
the embryo ntarflnh uro ltwimlning
free.- and am dovourod in coalitions
llllulbera by ttlcuhudcn and other fish.
Auoln. of tho thousnnda of extilt lulfl
lty tho female stariilth I‘III‘II your not
nturo~lilnn one. it in onlinlated, pro-
ducm fl sexually miltltz‘o animal. Some-
nrc buried in the mud. oiitura crltttllod
between the pchblon. malty dlti
from the effects of rain or frotth wa-
tcr from rivers and n VflHtVllllmllt‘i' alt-o
loft by the title to dry ill ihc air.
'(iystcr dcttlcro estimate that from
6.000 to 10,000 bllnhelu oi' starfish um
ought cvory your and thc amount of
damage which they do is great. Otto
mclhod at protecting a bed is to sink
paper bags of lime along ita""llordor
and this as it dissolves tho atoriiah
cannot cross. A dredge consisting of
a map at strings. In dragged norbas
tho beds and many starfish are
brought to the surface by that. They
can and do migrate to a limited extent
one being able to travel about a mile
in a week. So for no can be ascertain-
ed the other‘ochinodemma In Connec-
ticut witera do Itttlo harm and some
of them. tho not urchin: capooiolly. ‘
are of. much Intereat to tho naturil-
tats.
-—Don't let the baby lunar from
eczema. IOI'DI or any itching at tho
akin. Douro Ointment [Ivan tom
roiiot cum nuloidy. Patiently all
for children. All druulm call It.
his tmtlmmt plain. ,
Hawioeu that. lam in acquired on
Geological and Natural History
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Tomato Boullion.
(‘ook togolhcr a can of tomatoes.
three pints of bouillon, a tablespoon-
flli of chopped onlott. n llnlf of a buy
leut‘. alx clovcu, italf a teaspoon of col-
ol‘y nccd.
corps and cook :0 minutes.
cool ulld clcnt'.
sit-rs. u pltll.
Strain.
1 cups.
Paper Wrappinga.
.l’apcr wrnppillus uhollld ncl'ot‘ he
’chI on “Will or any otllcr dlttnp‘kiuda
ol i’ood longcr than in really ill-cus-
ltnt‘y, says lilo. Minneapolis 'I‘rihlltlc.
ltalt‘ a tmtllpoou of poppet"
Add pul'hullvd llyu-I
and nerve ill l)0iiIIIt)ll|w”“~'r-
Paper (being it comnound of
little. etc.. with acids and
chemicals inter-lnlxedi, ht clearly not
ill for keeping ultch IIIIIIHH in for any
lunatlt of time.
caramel Syrup.
Ont,- cup of tillzill‘. onc cult of boiling
Molt IIH‘ niliwl‘ in a frying pan,
carefully. with constant stirring.
When the sugar hill-i ilcconlc n IIKIII
ullldctlhrown syrup. ndd till» water
utuduully ttud wry ran-fully, as it
trill canon mlu-h bllhlllilla. The syrup
is. far Ilotlcr titan boiling. water and
must bu must carefully Il‘ilnlIII-‘II. iioil
rags. ‘
various '
the caramel in the water 10 minutes,
lie careful that
let cool and serve.
the syrup docs ttot boil too fast and
so become too thick.
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Lemon Flavoring.
When you are using lemon for any
pltt'poue in which the pool will not be
required.
take. your vegetable grater
and grain the yellow part ot‘ the rind
on enough granulated sugar to absorb
tltc oil.
Mix the grated peel and au-
gar thoroughly and pltt ltl tight cans
or hotllcc and yolt will have 8 onion.
did lot of flavoring for the cool ot’.the
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Great Values
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Dry Goods.
added for Friday.
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EIITEIiiiIil GIIIL’S noon
Til comm SEIIIIIIIS
CRIME '
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Ill‘f' silo imante fx-igitlcncd and on
Thursday morning she went to slay
wlill her sister. who was in scrvico
away. Friday night
Stct cattle after ltcr. and told her that
' ltc did not have a cooked meal for two
days and wanted her back. While she
was a hit afraid ht: sister suggested.
that she had hour-r go. that site
would "0! lose Ilcr job. The girl said
that Sir-v drove itcr homo. and she
coollud his supper. After washing the
dishes and when Slur went out she
iocitcd all the doors and windows and
wont to bed. She said that SIltHWflS
rudely awakened at midnight when
she found the defendant ill bed with
hor. She brow away from liiltt. ntan~
accd to get ittnn stairs and before
Stov could reach her opened a window
dropped to the ground and ran to the
honso of a friend a nlllc away. Her
hare loci were cut by the ice. The on-
ly article or clothing on her was a
short pettlcont and a short skirt.
Ample Evidence.
There was ample evidence to show
that the girl‘s story of her midnight
fight front the Wright house in scant
attire was true. Her sister. Nellie, al-
so confirmed the story oi‘ the usattit.
The defense by the accused was
that Annie tempted hint and he fell.
He told the Jury that on Wednesday
night Annie said that she was afraid
to sleep in tho house alone. and kept
asking hitll to stay in the house with
her. but he was afraid because it the
Wrights found it but. he would lose his
job. But he consented and slept. on
the door that night and Annie was ill
tho bod. both in tho some room. But.
on Friday night he told the jury that
because of Annie's blnndishmcnts and
entlcetucllts he committed the assault.
us nilcncd. The jury found for assault
only
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To Jail For One Year '
Joseph (lrahoaky was sctllcnood to
jail for one year no the jury found him
guilty of tho charge of assault on An-
nie Roebuck. in Bridgeport. by throw-
Ing vitriol on her back. which ruined
her. coat and fur boa on the night of
Mouth 15 last. The Jury was given
tho coco Tuesday afternoon hilt did
not reach a conclusion until 10:40 on
yesterday forenoon. The sentence. of
one your was Impound yesterday after—
noon. ’
While the upectnloro in the court
room were waiting for the jury to
reach a conclusion the door back of
the bench suddenly opened. Down
camo Deputy Sheriff Dnvta' gavolon
his desk and all eyes were centred
on the door. but instead of Judge Ben-
nett. a man .by the name of Max Nola-
nor appeared. at which. there val a
utter. It took but a minute for the
deputy charm to set. the man on the
main door or the court room. Mr.
Notch» WUMOM into the iudao'a
Mil look!" nor Inuit! Wioior- ‘
o lllll slttltts
Island ttinl sill-t :. 'i for the crime
I 'l‘llc commission said that. the man I
1 lug hurglars‘ tools.
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rupo Till» mulltlission appointed
cxulninn hint on his sallll)'~DT8. C.
Gltllt‘rlly, I“ ll liowns and Roitcrt I
dorm-4 ltr. .l. (1‘. Lynch being unable
sert‘ci. ntadc their report to the c0 =‘.
,\‘c.~lordzly.tllat Keel ls sane and c
distinguish IIt‘lll‘t‘l‘Il right and wrol
delusions but they are in no way -
nccted with the crime with which
is charged. Ills trial Is set for '
day. although it may be reached .
day. The first case for trial today
against Charles Schaet‘er, Mike WI
sik and John Zach charged with car ',
PRICES BEING SETTLED.
Working Agreements for Shops 8:
to be Agreed Upon.
The aoltiemont of bills of prices It
the current year is said to be prom
sing satisfactorily ill the various l
factories in this city and district ' -
present. indications are that practi
ly all the prices will be agreed ul-
speedily and without friction.
The working agreements. whi
were made at the conclusion of .
tie-up in the industry three years a
and which expired at the end of
month are still the subjects of -
feronccs between representatives .
the manufacturers and committee: a
pointed at the recent meetings of .
journeymen'a organizations. Varl'
details of the agreements and“ c :.
2:93 that have been suggested ha
been discussed at the several cont
ences that have been held and it
expected that the matter will be :2
tied in the near future.-—Danhn
News.
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