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WANTEDQ-«A'l‘ .ROWAYTON, ‘lll
live men to load shells 'l‘hur'sdny
morning The Stevens Ovsler Co.
121 3t
. POSITION WANTED -~ S'I‘I'INt'lG-
rupher with some knowledge of hook-
kecping. Miss idlsie ii'llgel'slrom, No
.1 Cottage St, East Ncl'wnlk. 1'3) tit
WANTED~EVIAN TO WORK ON A
well-drilling murhine. Apply 1'}. N.
Sipperiy, 2nd, Westport. 121.31
WANTEleii-liii’. EXI’i’dltlirth‘ El)
operators and pr'essels on sewing mn-
chines", electric power \lorh is on
lluen’s trousers Applv Srhoubori’.‘
hires. 68 Water St. jfli tit
WANTED ~—.COMi’ill’l‘l«lN'l‘ MAI!)
«for general 'housowark. References
required. Mrs, 'i’lnkney, itowul'tou.
.12] it
WANTED—$2000 l'IRS'l‘ MORTG-
lgage, loan on South ”Nolwnlk proper-
ty. Inquire Into .T Sentinel oiiice.
119 :lt
FOR 81111:
FOR SALE—«A ONE-HORSE MOW-
ing machine and one one-horse rnllo;
"good working order. Also cow, live}
years old. Joe. 1... Middlehrook. Wil-
ton. Conn. .121 Bi.
FOR 8ALE-~MAHOOANY MOTOR
1bout,16 x 4, 2 II, P. engine Will he
line as a. tender. 'D. Frigstnd. 17
Pleasant St,. East Norwnlll. 119 tit
FOR SALEwci'lFJAP. LARGE TWO
inlnlly house on one or the principal
streets five minutes from depot and
business center. Address at once, X,
cure Sentinel. 119 3t
FOR SALEwllES'i‘ liilili.i)ING
stone in the city. All sizes. 20 Lex-
ington Ave. 1’19 3t
FOR SALE~TRUOI$ UHASIS, 1 1-2
tons. Also host engines. '0. K. Hunt-
er, 136 Main St. Tel. 1293. 115 I'll.
FOR SALE—110T (30 FT. 1: 200 FT.
on Stuart Ave. Sewer, water, gas and
electricity in street. inquire iii Stuart
Ave. 314 it
RIBBON WEAVERS WANTED——
'W111.Saimon, 723 Lorimcr St... Brook-
lyn, N. Y 11? 6t
AGENTS WANTED~$5 TO $7
dnliy sellingl New Filn'e Brooms; lUU
per cent. profit; every woman will
(buy. llegin canvass at once. Sample
by express, 30 cents. Wynne “room
00., Elmira, 'N. Y. 114 iii.
WANTED—4‘0 BUY, ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra. prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for hob calves to fatten. Ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161.
16 t!
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements, line condition. center of
South Norwuilr. Price $2,650. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALE-HORSES, HORSES.
A few more good, young, chunky
horses, all acclimated, good truck,
business and combination horse, nice
matched 'pwirs. You can buy these
horses cheaper than any piece in the
slnte. illershfleld i'iorse Co, cor. Con-
cord and Wood Sis. 113 it
FOR SALE-TWO BURNER AL-
cohoi stove. Suitable for host. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. m21 tr
BUSINESS NOTICES
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
~l'1xpel't repairing on auto lumps and
radiators. ’.I"0ndcr, tnnlts and floor
trnys mode to order. Special ntteu
lion to ilk‘l‘Dllll'IIlO parts, lli‘.‘ State St.
Stamford. Orders culled for and deliv-
ered. ’l‘el. commotion. 23 ‘lm
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERwMISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seariew nvouuo,
i'lust Noru'nlk. Phone 2h}. 01‘—
lll'e Muhnchomo llotol, 'phone 980.
Zlours, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 4:30.
117 .1111
NOTICE ~ PAINTING, l’Ai’i'lii-
hanging, l‘lecoraling, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall on-
per nnd pniuturs‘ supplies oi Alex.
White, (11 1-2 i'liy Ave. Tel. 400. listl
mates cheeriully given. 1'23 if
.m. ...._.~.... _.. ._._ _~.-o-< .._.....
_ NASH'B MiilllllRN OIILHIYEIAH
hoot 1111-3 donut repair shop All kinda,
custom 1111111.: Work. ‘n'it and comlort
uninsured}. 2d West Washington St.
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN 6’1 SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
114. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMERLV OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of i'prorIeure.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
155 Washington Street, Keeler Build:
lng, Opp. Hoyt's Theatre,
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS-$12, 15, 7-9.
Adjusllucllts $1.00 per treatment
llglldjusinn-nls $13.00
MrsStorey’s
scuoor
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
207 Atlantic Si.
Lndv Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—~63 Meadow 8t.,
7-8 p. 111.
Phone Cennectlons.
Hours-"9 n. mud p. m. .‘donday, Wod-
nesdny, Friday, 6:30 p. m
Stamford, Conn.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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Alu- Cohen,
in Now York on business, a
South .\'or\\‘oli.,
'i‘llc now hrou'u lolopholw hooks url' ‘
u l'l'iil'l‘ lll'tol' 1hr: prorlollu group 111105. )
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Miss llu'zr-l I.il('li\\'(‘l()il. of Sputh .\or l
\l'ulk~ luls purl-hosed :1 now nutoulohih'
Willinnl l‘. llm'ru lliis lulu 11111 on‘
sold 11 new souv'cnll book oi‘ tho Nor
uulks.
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Horowitz, ol' Spring slru'ni,
A. spent:
yesterday with his pnl'onls in Now
York. 1
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FOR BOYS 81 GIRLS
F‘llll 'l‘l'l'tu lu'hlll'l Hopi, ll. le-l'lu'
prolulrnllou for the Nol'wnll. High
School. Nululn-l' limit ml. 241111111101"
Session. .iuly ‘Jh‘uiuu. I319. Sporizll work
in lultlu, All-(Illll‘ll, Alllloui History.
Alldl'rllu Mrs. Slurry, :l I'Illut'l‘csl ’i‘cr-
moo... 'l‘olophonc.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident. Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Eel-sic, Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
C. T McGovern
Tel. 145. 1 155 Wufihlucmn at.
Real
MEN'S BHOTHERHOOD OUTING
lat-«1111' conceivable run our not a ride
In 1111 nol'oplmle or n~dlrinlhlu was on
.ioyod hy the men who Illtendcd the
outing of the Men's Brotherhood, ol',
‘ the iloulh Norwuilt Congregational.
l'hul'l-ll to Lewis II. Nash‘s Island, oi’i‘
Norolon on Saturday. The hunt was
taken from Itolou Point at it o‘clock.
A line dimlor 11's It enjoyed and then
the run lasted until toward overdue.
1
Edward .‘lil'Allslrr, of Nol-wnlk, ill
spondlllll his \‘uvution in llllhhnl'y with
I'l-lntivns.
(tumor \VllMIll llns l‘l'llll‘llt’il to his
homo, in Nol'h'nih, llllt‘l‘ Slillllllllil! :1
1m I: in liosiou.
Milo-1 llulh \l'lluou, (11‘
l, in spoillliuu 11 low
l‘rh'ndu in Nol'u'ulll,
ilul'l'y ”4114le Nol'wulh, ls onloylul'l
11 nutrition from his doth-ll in the Km
tlonul liuuh of Nln'u'ulk.
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l‘llll‘llllzlll‘lil.l
(1:1le with
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Sluil'li‘l‘ili'lllluul \’ollnlcl' unll \i‘ll‘l' ol’
Iil'llllzopol'l wvro I11 South xln'vrnlll'
l'iuillnl: I‘l'lrhllu tiniurllny.
Miss lCtllol ll‘urrl'll, ol' liuvlluhd Ill.
lvnvos i‘or twu Wili‘lig vm'utlon with
l‘l'liilli‘lln in Hartford tomorrow.
\l'llilnm (Tut'l'lil‘nn. janitor 211 the
Southern New I'lllglnull‘l'i‘ololiloho l'o.
lullhilnu I11 West Wunhhm‘loll steel
in enjoying his annual tho week'll'vn-
l-ntlun.
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Mrs, 'I‘homus lfioherty and daughter
Halon, oi Dmlhury, spout Sunday with
Mitllmt Mrs. Frank Pierce, of West;
siroet,
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shop,
‘(il'l vnuirh,
,ing jurynwu:
lin‘ltlllgdn
» out lit‘lmll’llllllH llli‘l ht \\ lwthlusllcltll
' Inlnurrl
. (illft‘i'li lild null and united uurh II‘ he
'» truuslllrg 11111110 yesterduy life all Ihht'
. TO LET
TO LETwFURNlSIlED ROOM
with or without honrd. on hill section.
Address J 5., care Sentinel .121 All
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TO LETW‘NEW HOUSE IN 'NOil-
walk, '20 room house in South Nor-
1valh,lpnrt. oil house In ilowuyton. two
nice places In ldust Norwnlk, 'i‘uylor
Ave. house, cheap rent on Wushington
SL. flat on Spring St, house On "Liv-
ingston place, port of house in Songs-
tnok, summer cottage, 'hnrn, carpenter
smhii- history with water pow-
er. largo i'uctory suitable for almost
luly‘ purpose. See our list. 'quulre
iluymond iiros. 521 it
‘ TO LETwF‘UR'NlSIIED, TWO CON-
nectlng rooms, nvutcr. ‘cook stove, gns
pinto and oil conveniences for light
housekeeping. 214 East Ave, near do-‘
pot. Reasonable. j21 3t
T0 LET--il‘iiilNII-lliifil‘)
all improvements.
Chestnut St.
ROOMS.
i’rivute i'lunliy, ll:
lit) 81
T0 LET—APARTMENTS OF 5
rooms, all improvements, enclosed
balcony; one of the finest locations
In The wanlku.iuqui19 i.‘ ii. Als'
thorpe, 33 Se'u'lolv A\e., East. Nor-
wnlk. Jill lit
To LET~HALF HOUSE, 7 ROOMS.
centrnily located, all improvements.
Rent $18. William P. Smull. 23 Mon-
rot St. lacing station. j‘19 :lt
TO LET:—i"lll.."i‘ I" LOOK HIOOMS.
every l111.,pro\'emont good \'nrd, live
minutes from center of South Nor-
wulk, $20.00. Lawrence Agcllcy, South
Norwuik. jlti viii
To LETw—llnlil" DOUBLE HOUSE
011 i'utnuln Ava, llll modern improve-
ments. inquire '1‘, lircsnun. 317 \l’estl
Ave, South Norwulk. l’hono 4:75.
jiS in
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TO LET—ml'lltS'l‘ l' 1100“ ll (":01
tuge St East Nor-walk inquire on‘
promises. jl‘.’ litl
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To LETwil‘Ol'll ROOM APART-i
mont. ”1:111 “001 r'oul. ltcut $800.
\pplv at oitil'o of Old \\ol1 Cigar (Mlo
1125 it:
TO LET~—AN APARTMENT AT 219
Inst Washington St, East Norwalk.
Apartment ut 39 Chapel street
inquire at [34 South Main l-lt. 11124 it
"Enjoy that contented, satisfied feeling that a man derives when he knows his money
‘ has brought him the limit of its buying capacity That IS the feeling you
will get if you take advantage of the values ofiered at
Our 57th Annual July Clearance
‘All Suite that were up to $15. 00, now. . . . . . . . . $9.50
‘ All Suits that were up to $20.00, now. . . . . . . .. 12.50
All Suits that were up to $25.00, now . . . . . . . . 14.50
All Suits that were up to $30.00, new. . . . . . . .'. 16.50 , '
All Suits that were up to $35.00, ‘now 18.50 . " i
All Suits that were up to $45.00, now. . . . . . . . 22.50 I
' $5&$6soipedWhuesergePants.......:.............................".. $2.95 3
$68:$7WhiteFlannelTrousers.....-..................................‘.. $2.95
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IN OUR FURNISHING GOODS DEI’ARTMEN T : 3
$1.15 & $1.50 Hackett-Carhart Shirts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 65c I I'I‘
$2'&$2.50 Shirts of Madras and Percales .. ........ .. . $1.35
$3 &$3.5OSiIkandLinen Shirts 2.15
$5TubSilkSl1irts......5............--. ----- .. 3.15
$6 Heavy Silk Shirts 3.65 ~
Regular 50c Nainsoolz Underwear..........-.......... 3 for 1.00
Brekens sizes in Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits, values up to $10. . . . . . . . . . . .. $2. 50
$6 and $7.50 Boys’ and Children’ s Suits, double—b1 casted and Norfolk models. 8.95
$8.50and$10.008uits,allmodclsandsizes . 5.50
At Our 13th Street and Harlem Stores Only
' 26,“. V‘lll'ouduuy,‘ » ‘ llfI West 42d Sh;
{SilllsllInlll’l‘llflli 1110 Mil-I '13313‘1‘1‘11‘1'213'.’
.x-lullfiotaliluiéty i1 0 “ '1..\1 15.112111? 11 31.;
Nl‘lil‘ Unioh I'll]. q REIGII )Otl‘ll'lll”lilicllllllglsej
m a. MW .. .-. m M. u.” _ .. “a. -..
l\'illl1t'llt Sulllold ol .\‘orw: tilt, is on WEST STREET “ESII’ENOE son 11 he or lloillut ll luolnpwn null
W‘Hllts intulion from his
"illiill'lil t Otllll) .\.1llouni ,
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Mrs. l‘_ Morton liitl‘il'll, 01 New l 1-!
‘nuuu, formerly Miss l'lduu l}. ICI‘III‘II‘,
.‘tol'u‘11ll., is spending tlu- duy I-u'w'
i‘I'ltlnds.
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31.11'1'5 lll“i'l'll iii l'iplll ll'l'llll'k minor-
‘lll‘t‘lllli‘,
1‘(11\' lucruiun. 1
tin \\“1~dln-sd:1\ owning, (‘oui'i Sl.’
‘I'l'uut'l-s. linuuhlul's ol’ t'uslillr, or
odd lllt'li‘ l‘l'il-uds \lill hold
1:111 l\lllilllltillllt‘ >i1':11\' ride to the (dull
\vlll
(1.1
llllllm- :1t l'liil’ l'nillt. “llt‘l'c lilo)
ho \‘Ilil'l'iiilllt'il luv lll'.‘ nlcnlhors
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"'l . A 1m lm ooli llllll t': "‘11Il1' Lol' kuood,
this luoxnlnlz r'nml In' or lliil 1o 1'. I.
\\ ll tlt‘l, .Il lit‘llllz ('pnl'l, 11ml ”\(1 folio“
l-.d\\'nld Smith, i}. .l.»
George II, (ivory. Willinm.
l'l‘i'lltliltl, Silllllu'l fil'illlllw, lioorgo \\’_\'-
Illlill. Glol'go S, mogul-1', i). W. lilll'il,
l-""lt'(lt‘ilt,k ’il'lpp. llurr‘n- Smith.
t‘hnrios l". 'l'l‘lrli'tllll and Sovnlour
Curtis.
PRISON DIRECTORS TRANSFER 14
TO NEW REFORMATORY. ,
11.111'11111111, .lul\ 21 11111 The [11110111 I
or llllil tho lillollols or the (011110' II» I
I'vrr'lllulll, .1nll 1~\.'1111llu(l 'llllll'tcen prIs—l
(more I’t’f(llllliii*iiil{r‘ll hy the prison (Ii l
l'l‘ltllll‘h‘ l‘m' trunsil- lo the l'ofol'111ulor1'
'I‘llv prisoners \1'111- In-ouldll lll our;
.lll ll tiuu» llliil Illll'dllllill'tl M tho gov-
t'llliil‘ und olhl'rs. Ill lllt‘ lilill‘lt‘l'll
pros-111. ltil l"-11111I1111 \lt'l‘ll iti‘lullll'l] In
11 1'1 :13 lollun'nl
ii‘rolll ll‘uhllold room.»
Murri, llm,lll'-lulult to kill null slain,”
.Iollll Wurnllt' till. then; (‘llltl'Io-l
hiuo. ill, ullompt .ll hinhwny rohhm'v.
I'l'tnu l lt'l «lllli‘ltl (‘ounlv ~~ liluhorto
. :32, hroukiug llllil chiming.
Governor huldh In expluiuud in III!“
I,
i' or I uuolu
' prisoners whul the l'vi‘ol'lnutm'y “1111.3
oi‘ll'n pllll'lolndy uniting thorn ii the)"
1111an nlmul ii (whirl) some did 11ml
wishod to ho transform-d.
llrusnud illouu-loives on
forum unit were left
'l‘wo ox-
eulil‘oly Indif-
behind. “The
will he 111111111. Future commitments
will 111' from the courts. The pris~
oueru now transferred can he return-
ed It the directors so decide. I
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it you can write a tolerrnlh’you dun
write 11 sentinel went air.
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:tllitltl lil'l'. (liltl.lil i5
'ly {with-ll lllt‘l't‘, mid
.und i‘l: 1111011
,to :1 photo ol‘ sul‘vly.
.in reaching
1 hognu
' tshill.
l3 DAMAGE“
(Continued from first. page.)
Mr. \‘.‘ulktu', Who is in ll|1,"l|ll'riS in
New York, wow it) the Pill Suilllulli)’
morning :1rronlpnuEtd ll_\‘ Mill. \\‘.1ili-
(r, 11:: VIII" tln-ll' 1\\o ohlhil'oll llildl';
.lilii'tl Illll,“ yltli’rl
" 1 ' " '11'5211'1‘ 11111-3 "01‘ l‘u'rzl it. .~ , , ‘ .
Hm 11.1.1111 1 ‘ ' ‘ 111 tlliil'l'i‘ oi the iiullllul'lnn (lilllll‘t‘llt‘.
‘ ' ‘l5:1."' ' I 't ‘ \ 'ul' fil'g'd) .1
lll llili .\,)I\1 lit II D ‘l .I 1 :1: : Allull'l “In-u”; "\Vllt) I'I‘Sllll'~‘. ill ”I“
= l“-‘ .' l" “111'” ill . .= , . ..
"W “ W m H ‘ ‘ H (WW1 oi IlllWI" sll'wt und lllllllllioil
llt'llm’t'd illl- t'lllllll'i'ii \‘v'lfl‘l‘
ulono in llil" houstl. and us in» wus, In»
lulliur \xilll lllt‘ 11love. liming lm'lnl'l‘»
holnl: unions
the first 11) discover lllll Ilrn, rushl-ll
into tho lnuniul: structure, iillil up Ill"
Muir»; to tho i'lmlll (u'l'uplod lzy I‘m-
~l'.l1lldl'on This. “'11:: n muss. (11' mookn
’l‘ho l'hilllrun were Slllllil'
inn ill-1111 :11 \'l‘_1'llll: :iliil culling for
help. Mr lint-toll would one under
l'lli'll ill'lll and rushed don 11 the stnirs
Meanwhile the
domestic. not lilluwllllg that tho child
l'en il't‘i‘l‘l l'l'M'ut'li. 11nd unable to
make horsvll’ undorstoml, run into tho
house. She was mode to no out- by
people who had arrived on the scrno.
rind wvro puilllliz wulor on till»
i‘lllml's from n ullulli {zllrdl'u hose. 'l'llo
gill hou'ovm'. usuin eluded tho mun
11nd union llill) the house, uncrowded
lilo children's room 11nd-
'llliiul: i'tu' lh'mn. This limo
the firemen were obliged to l'gilu lilo
\vonl'ln llWll:,1111d Impressed upon hot
[the loot that ”W youngsters ours
The lz'lll who then inkon lo lllt‘
lolxldoul'll 01' \ll' Horton. where the
,rhildl'l'n ilzld vhol-ll ('lll‘t'll for and plll
gin lloli for tho ni ,1111.
Thu Ill'u will; lll‘lll. lilscovorod hr ,i‘ltn-
lion \lmllt Ill'orlzl- \V. lllil“,ll8 who
hits on his 11"111 homo 11nd lilo l'lllulu
slut in from llox 2) in his son On
‘wiu lltll‘ilii who soon hill! the Iho do-
lpllrllllollt on the 1.1 0111' l' lllli‘i‘ tho Ill
I'i‘t'lllill of ('lllui i'hlll‘llu'rr (hairdo \‘.
“illorurduu two sllonms ot’ wutor lu'cro
turned on the honor part of tho
.',houso which was ouo mulls ol‘ i'lumcs.
Allnr llllli‘ 1111 hour‘s wul'k lilo lilo wuu
extinguished. uuli nsldu from the in
jury to the building in wulor the the
wus oonllnod to the mound story 11nd
little.
The llolnhhors illltl llromou did good
work 'In removing the furniture from
,the lower floor oi’ the house lllld luiur
storing It; in the ‘wush house in the
roar. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wulker returned from
New York. yontol'l‘lny afternoon, 11111]
with their ohllden went to the rosi-
donce of. Albert Wollnltz. 33 [High
street, Norwulk. Mrs. Walker was
summoned to New York thy the tragic
death of her sister, Mrs. Edith Thomp-
‘ilfoplull.
«st: no lliitl illsurnurn lll'okl-r, him no:
hilh'li .‘nlltrtlnl' I.1 lliuu from the
root of her :1 six slur} :lput'l
Illl‘lll tumor. or No. 1:113 \‘l'w‘t Milli
till‘tt‘l, to lllt‘ yurd.
Mrs. 'l‘llolnp-uln.
l'ilght yt'nrs will.
going to the will
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homo,
who 1111:: lul'l'tl’
wus in Ill-I llllllll o
and filllililz 1111:1131" v
:zuu' lnlr 1.111. it
l'nlll'rtd that Slit‘ lookv'll ni‘ot' llt-‘
.‘io ullt' hut.
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1d .321 (1| ll'm tool and ill-l hop lmlnnl-v.t
:iho (lied lnlol'o the arrival of '11 phy-
Sli‘lilli.
Mr. 'l‘ilnmpsou is In Chicano on
luminous and «flows were made Sufi
ul'duy night to rmrh him. The. rod;
lllfi had no l'llildl'un. ‘
'i'hv Southern .\'1'w linulund ’I'l~l1'-
phone t'onmnny‘s ll:.'tll ln'ulll'h rumo-
ill for it great (ll-:1? oi pl'uiso in mu
portion with the tire, for 1111 ullllo;t'
unprl-rodl'ntl'd Illllilllt‘l‘ of coils \vl'ro
i‘l‘illHlI'l'Iltl in the first l‘rw minnow-
ni‘lt'l' tho ulnrm, and tho onus of tho
lol'nlinll 11nd extent of tho lirc w:1.~'
quickly given to all :11: rapidly as tin"
opurullul; form could 1'11ny to the}
i‘ 11111
”More 111151 :1 i'orl-o of Own lulu-'l'u
tors on 111111 11! the limo, hut Ihel nil
lllll'll 1111 upon them up ruplllly thut.
It was necessary to increase tho force
to nine. i-Zvory iil'll‘ilil‘lll‘ operator
thni. rould hr llllli'lilS so: lll't’il “'11.; 11111
to work and sumo not regular othern—
tol's were prousrd into Ht‘l‘Vli'l‘ for tho
rush.
'l‘wo thousuuli mils worn root-hunk
and duly nllswcl'l'll in the twenty min-
IlII‘H slu'l'lu'dlul: lilo :llurm. The trio-
hhono llrnuoh officials are to he run-
m'utlllutod upon the oxrolh'ul l-lt‘l‘l‘li‘t‘
rendered tho ullilsrrilwrs, 11ml uono
who milled in hi the ortll'o hut ro-
colved courtlouu ll‘l‘tllllit'lll and u
rondy response to llit‘ll‘ quol'h's,
which under illl' conditions is iudouli
prniuo-wol'lhy.
The loss on lltt‘ house Is cslllnulcll
111 from 111.2110 111 “.7100. mid ll'l l‘lll|.\r
cowi'oli lly llllllll‘ltlli'l‘ with tho .I M.
lulrton &. l (1. inc. ... Anonly.
Mr. Walker has horn uui‘ol‘tuhulo
nu l'clnu'lls fh'os, A short timo lino hr
“'1' hill first coming to Nol'wulk ho was
burned out. of Allll'rt Wollnliz's house
In Spring Illll 'lhe’ luluiiy had 11.
llhl'row column 111 tllllt time, on lilo
I’ll-o occurred ill the middle oi the:
night. Everything the family llllil ut
the time was lost.
‘o—Jflu-mu- .—
VAUDEVILLE ACTOR SUICIDEs.
eCOiiilliAllO SPRINGS, loin" July
3l,.W\Vlllliiill Lnshloy. cued thirty, a;
mudevllie dolor oi Stouhonvillo. Ohio.
committed suicide yesterday by cilia:
iinghls throat. lie was in poor
health. ' .
-~_~ . ...-.-.
Mrs,
llllll 211'1'
Sulll'illu Sl'ott. ol‘ Dummy;
ol' \'.‘in'lr'hl Scots of 8 (3on
‘Jl\‘l‘llllt', is (:rilit'lllly ill. Mr. Scott wag
vilh his mulln-r yesterday and all‘
‘ lllg’lll, She Is not expected to!
Mr and l'71'11l»si \\'loi.1nl'on oi lliug-z
humilm, N. \. lllillitilV ol‘ South Nor.
Milk. urn visiting nintiws lulu.
ll you dent
linen
ul .oro to go (IR’I got twisted rI1. ill: 110'.
mil ltll loo.
its:
.ur't he. 1
\l' t :»' lo} lo 111: on h alarm clock 'lialk'l"
ml low 1d: 1} morning and he misseq ‘
.his train for ('loorgotown, “Wes":
‘ 'ulud plenty ol’ unmsemonts going 01!
lllll he did dislike to mind
; .
lltlt‘ thouuh,
'hol Georgetown onl'ilrment.
All“? Slilllllifii} fDallylnneioN Y...»
liorFllEiGHT only»
‘1
(‘olllmhid No. ll Hum-rips Giro Ilostl‘
ill'sulls. ;
Il‘111nni lot (in iri~h'l51 ' t” "
H H ‘ ‘ m (5 ,‘ i-‘roight Propellers leave Pier 18;,
' I'Jnst lliwr New Yulll (foot of D0?
street) every day (except Sunday) all »
llle South Norwalk
Hardware 8: Auto .ii“:i"2f.i°:‘5§f§ slurs.
Supply Co. 1‘“ “" l’ m ‘
42 WATER s1. ' lNorwalk Steamboat Combed .
Open Sundays From 8 to l2 Noon. lAl C. C. flagellum
General Aging;
thing J. Smith,
Lessee.
Hang ging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerberIW.Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk. Phone 593-121
r
The Surest Way
to make money is
by saving it. 7/zatis where
'ZUI? can help you. N oi: thal
wc' re running 9. ”Bargain Store.’
list this is :1 ”Value Store.” Ill
pi nin English~whetever you 5n}
here and whatever you [my for it
you can rest assured that you can I
m' the u better
lift hr 1012‘ “3:3le
”shaded .33mfi‘3d .,
My Father and Ill-lather,
Dyed Before I Was Born. ‘j‘ 2
l
i) it y a n y - Tl! .
a
where. But Screen
And on forYouIs
the u b] ic mum 1 "sum Q ‘
c o n l d e n c s
we vn created [l Wm Ctoru lL D er
ls beln built a It luthohnndromut y ’
("I bill? 35851 Ind colic lent In '
D l d the long run.‘ He 24 North Main at,
strolls. "rm-m: 8...... "m":
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Charles E . Dow
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Norwalk Chronicler