than»: comma in ind WGIM
vicinity. Would it not payroll to can
I'qu on the ‘phone and protect-your
homo and valuables walnut thin «dd-ll;
W. by. placing a. Burglary policy
_, hm. Telephone 1230.
f TAYLOR a GOLDEN
VIII Walhlngton strict,
South Norwalk. ponn.
up and let us rolmburlo you for? ’
East India TeaCo-
attics 20c a
Small I sclcotod stock.
, melon.“
(POTATOESa-g-Extra fancy native stock 25¢ p.
oh
125 Washington Street
it 3.11 kinds of.insuranco. W _ . h 3 h
‘ ‘ - . ‘ ‘ , t e
. Public Stenograpner, . e give Premium Stamps—the stamp t a g to t
. premiums. l
5..., w , ,_
m rum 1 m
x Court Nurruir, No. as, r. of A, will
hold its regular meeting thin evening.
The Paris C
' i
oak
.. '
'3,
33 South Main bu. South Norwaik
-‘ lno uettlcmcnt of tho. problem till after
II' we could make you fully realize what a saving it menus to you tholmoctl ‘f l , l ”H luv u 't
, . « Hg 0 11L Ala ’3 ii 8 9" of government may come bcl‘ore mo,"
ariug apparel needs now you Would come
take. advantage of these exceptional har-
‘ 9 ‘ gains this sale. offers, it‘lner goods are not made, lower prices are not
to be found anywhere;‘
Sale in both stores—~Starnford
to uupply your aummer we
here right away-today-and
, .::.-,;..1\ru,- “.0
Jinn“; -. 3-.
Come and Investigate.
and South No
‘1‘~
rwalk.
.; r. y.
Suit House
gourt (lactic..i\‘o_ 105, i). of (1,, will
meet for regular business this oven-
. ._’ ills.
Cocltonoc 'l‘ribo, N0, 32. I. 0. ll. 31-.
will hold its regular meeting tumors
row evening.
IKabaosa iiiucampmont, No. 9. i. (’i.
0. ‘F., will hold its regular mectlm.r
this evening.
rBuckingham Post, No. 12, (i. A. it.
_ ,1 ‘wiil meet for regular business tomor.
row evening.
Gourad Price, of Now York, is
. ‘spending a few tinyu‘ vacation with
his parents in Norwalk,
George idstabrooh, of Brooklyn. is
_.-Bpen(lini: a few days with \l'al‘rcn 0.
Woodward, of Norwaik.
George Schcne, of Stamford, and
formerly of Norwalk spent yesterday
visiting friends in Norwalk.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stevens and
.7 family, of Broad street, Stamford. are
on a vacation for a month at New Cu-
”noun.
. Mics Florence Seabeck has returned
5. to her home in rIl‘IliibuSIl, New York.
after a visit with 'Mrs. William li‘auids
in Norawlk.
Eibirt Woodward, of Cornwalloou-
the Hudson, bag returned to his home
after sp rump (few’fi, days w
friends 11,: walk. r
Mina Evnnha iirlscoe, of Nowtown.
Conc., is visiting her niece. Miss
Mayola 'l)ariuou, of 15 Goldon Hill
street. South Norwalk.
'Mios Florence lilll, of Norwuik. and
Frank 'l‘ronanevh. of Yonkers, are
‘guontu of Mr. and Mrs. Billings. of Cut-
tago strcut, Stamford.
Cutblil'a nuio baa transporicd tho
members of the Sunday school or Lin-I
ion Chapel, (,‘rnubury. through Nor-
walk to ‘iioion i’oiut today.
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Mm. Winfield S limuou. of -l Qululnrd.
, place. M ru. iiotiton was formcrlr Mina;
. .~ Miunio .louao, tianchtcr of Mr. tmdl
Mra. W. (1. Japan, of South Norwalk.
(itilccr I"l'llilii S.
titration rccclvcd:
hla brotiwr in Now liiucn.
l'unorui.
’l‘hu capo of William olilior, of (‘mp
hoctlcut nwuuc. chat-act] with conduit-
00 to colon up in tho 'i‘own court, 800th
Norawik, lunuu‘t‘ow umrnlmt.
days. Mllicr in paid to have uppcurcd
on tho «cone and was ulr‘ut‘k over the
hood with a botilc, which rounilcd In
tho clmruc of council.
NOTICE! NOTICEII
if you am a suhaorlbor to Tim Hon-
tlnci bring or 9cm] in 000. and got
three of the moat popular magazines,
30 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. EL RYAD
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA....... ............. 32c
20' STAMPS WITH 1 LB. SULTANA...
l0 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. VERY GOOD COFFEE ..
5 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. GOO") COFFEE
Our Coffees are the Best on the Market, Once
The Great IA&P Tea Company
... u...-..u.
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.. 25c
30c
289
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sod, Always Used:
peck" ‘
I ‘the ixigislaturo't‘. formal recognition ol'I
In: , Fairiuhr‘lli.3"McUoho
sauna, ,
Stiller formally with the articles ' of
linpeachfnicnt. notice of their recobtion ‘
by the Senatohnd a command to iii-I;
tend the meeting of tho court of hu‘ ‘
poachment scheduled for Sept. 18. it
was understood early today that the
governor would accept service. 7
Governor Sulzer camp to the Capitol
shortly before‘ll o'clock this morning,
gyutifiiiinll ' ‘
I , . (continue-airman lira: page.» ,‘ .7
. , . IN
4 if there had been no impeachment. fl‘hu
zlothcr.lhoidlng that he cannot! to he go v»
Iernor when the Senate”recolvod‘ the
iarticlcu of impeachment, wan morphol-
od “under the standard of Glynn, ready
Ito carry out llIB orders and to ignore
any which tho impeached governor ., , , ,
I might. sou, lit to inane. . . , ‘ . ‘ Iggbmolligzutlle chn
, Never lnthc history of tho stoic has.“ .. . '
tltu army of employer; boon more tic» Emrybody in the SW”
morniizcd. Nor docs the panic afloat
,ouly tho internal atrium of New York“.
it extends to the state's relations with‘
mbor, through a side
flight,m he paid.
follow‘sijhlt outrunpcrycmr. ‘ '
Wont directly to his private office oil 4 -
I. .
of New“ '
York ought to be with mo in this - »
“You know we: had“ a oont’oronceI, '
Q ubilee Sale
, Attracts CrowdsDaily
over at the Poople’p Houao..iuat night,
othcr commomvcaitim, which unless
in ' law on: N d it" . ' v ‘
the Issue in upemllly actt’icd they will I I on ’ ,thc governor bald
to tho reporters. “They made me
promiao not to talk. ’i‘hero isn’t al
word that i can tell you."
shortly find themselves in the purple»
lug situation of dovidlng for themlaclw
on who is Governor of New York. As the governor passed tho ‘Gl'ill'ltll
An mutanco oi thus situation was rc-, Armv llcilc “a“ a vctcrun atanding‘
"“3104 I“ the announced.intention "I” in the doorway 'guvc rill mu mllltaryI
both Glynn and Sulucl‘ to sign requlal-l salute ' I
tlon papers for prisoners held in tho; ‘IquL-Gov. Gm", reached the on”;
name of. Now York beyond its bordcra.IwI at “:25 o'clock and went to IlI‘é
Leaders of the two factions expected oilicc on the third lino" I
“i uhnii exercise whatever functions
I'l‘uesday at noon. Then, they beliem'dlo said, ”However i shall nae my
l the iauuc will be oouurely joined and own staff and not enlist the aid of the
ready for SulilllIl-liiltill to the courts by‘Inqu militia"
I .
”W.
Main Street. where we sell all Household Goods, new and second-
NOTI
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
C E ii!
Tel. 419.
Lieut.-chernor (ilynn as acting govcr-I E, J.
nor.
Reports today were that such recog-
nition would be granted by the Senath
by confirming the uppmntment by Gov; _
ernor Glynn. of a .«tatc labor commis- Central Reserve Assomation Managed
HILL’S CURRENCY PLAN:
CALLS FOR‘CONTROL BY
BANKS.
ing the claim of his opponents that it
i(‘onncctlcut have solethd
legally paascd out of his keeping and;
into the custody of tho iicutenant-gov-I up”
as their I
crnor when the Sophie rcccivcd tllu‘ , _
articles of impcachmcnt ycutcrdnv I“ plan Much may figure I" the ‘9ng-
‘i ' I .
Sulzer still occupied the lunch at. V‘ ashington.
executive, .. id f l 1“ ll
. ‘ 1 .l 1
chamber and will attempt to continue‘ ihc .plan mm ‘s or (‘5 a I 31 mg
a Reserve Association, furnishing an
no to do till tho lmpt-achmcnt trial is
‘ elastic currency, affording means of
For FREIGHT Only
leave Pier 28
East River, New York (foot of Dover
street), every day (except Sunday) at
3 p, m. Freight received at Not-wail
up to A. p. m. and South Norwalk in
Freight Propellers
to 5:30 p. m.
Norwalkl Steamboat, Company
” G. c. Hogemnn.
General Agent
Annlng J. Smith
Lune.
“a New Science
Tidh or CHIROPRACTIO.
Chiropractic is the definition of tho
cause of the disease and the art oi
Disease in cans-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
li creatos pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
adjusting the some.
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve oyo
Female trouble:
given special situation: also curva»
You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor a. chance
lcinu in your body.
ture of the spine.
to hcip you.
Magnotlc treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS.
A daughtor has boon born to M r. and I 94 Wilmington 8!. 80. Nomik. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, tho
dlucovomr.
D. C.
ANCIENT FOSSIL MAMMAL FOUND
iii‘liANtiil, (‘olo., Ailgiinl. It‘s-“TIN!
worn liliil night of tho which about of; «llm'om'r of m.- "not nnvlcnt chlclnn
Tho tim‘ of u tonal) mammal ovor found on thin
council won a rculdonl of iiriducport.fcamIm-ui, wan anuonucmi by
and ()flicnr E'lll‘ntlnll wont. to that city, iii-mgr i~‘ull'llcld liaimrim, i’roi‘cfiuor of
today to muiw armiiguluouta for thoxtbo Alilili‘li‘liil Mum-um of Natural lilu‘
alxly mill-a unuibwcut oi‘ It‘armlnllion.
X. M.
iuu‘Mra. Btcpbco i’nubkun. in uclicdul»: 'i‘bc altolvton wuu found in tho
tllroctly
Miiicr l'uobio lionlto, by tho «‘Muuomu party
and I’uubkuu Ich boon oi inmorhuadu hvudcd by Wulim tlrnuucr and.
for homo than. and a tow duya HHUII‘OI'iIIIIR to Prof, nuboruo, rcprcucniu
Mlllor'u horuc wuudcrcd Into 'lilru.Ii,lu- bogpmlun of mmumuiiun lilo on
Puuhkau‘ uni-don. and pin,- cupiurod tlm thin t'millhciil. ’l‘lw mauslmon is about
animal and limit it in tho burn for ilvo um M10 or u wolf and ovmuntly nu
Klinboioli iii‘uw.
burhivoroim animal.
Prof.
north of
(it‘-
ln tho homo
“Goodness," " lracioua."
comedy hit.
A NIGHT AT THE BAT
(“IO (WI.
Anothor special attraction.
linguiahcd legitimate stars,
FRED HALLEN
FULLER,
their iatcat
FOR RENO.
in
mclody galorc.
win in bonus.
A Wizard in .iuuglcry,
GEORGE MOORE,
ialtlou.
hits.
Look at this
startling show. Here is a surprising-.
Iy clover array of disftillct features.
At the standard vaudeville resort.
H .t’
The People's Popular Playhouse.
lbuptestlonabiy vuudovile's paramount
'I‘ht- mammoth surprise
spectacle that awakoned liroudwny,
H.
A comedy and sentimental episode in‘
Sew on your buttons and
prepare for a cyclone of laughter.
The die.
AND MOLLIE
ilIt~ALL ABOARD
'l‘wo lads that make merrlment aud‘
LEW PHILIPS AND JOE WHITE.
’i‘hcy'ro wonders at the piano and mar.
Ill balancing and object foals.
An innovation in dance and song apoc-
THE BROADWAY BOY AND GIRL.
Charming in bright. muulcui comcdy
this proposed Association the Secrev]
fury of the Treasury. the Masarer of
the United States and the (.‘omptrol-,
lcr of tho Currency, acting as an ‘Or-
gaulzntlon Committee.’ to divide the-
l’nitod States into twelve districts
with due regard to the convenience and
customary course of the business of
the community had an nearly as may
be with an equal population.
“1 would make admission to this R
serve Association on the part of min
the impeachment formally, on the
ground that it was nncouatltutional.the
governor will make a spirited defensc'
before the Court of impeachment.
wili'éhvmeets ’i‘hm‘sdny. September 18.
At this meetimgxit is expected. prepar-
ations will be ham begin the, trial
on the following Monday, Sept. 22.
The governor‘s wife, star witness for.
the defense, lay, seriously ill in a state
of coii‘upae at the executive mansion
this forouoon. El‘o friends who visited
her bedside yecterday she declared
hysterically that she alone was to
blame for bringing to her husband the
mountain of trouble he faces. A ape-
cluilst on ncrrcus disorders. summon-
ed by wire from New York city, last
night, is in constant attendance upon
her.
Her illness has affected the govern-
or doeply. When he learned the se-
rioua nature of ho.“ ailment last night.
he dociarw‘i he would never parmither
to take the witness stand at his trial.
Fricnds export to dissuade him from
this, however. should her condition Im-
prove uufilciontly, as they believe that
the governor‘s case will be materially
strcngthoncd when sho tells her story
to the court.
in the opinion of some of the govern-
or‘a friends the court of impeachment
will ncvor sit in judgment on his case
and Mrs. Sulzor will be uavod the or:
deal ol‘ examination at. the hands of
counsel for political interests hostile
to her husband.
"-Mru. Sulzar. far from acting with
intent to do wrong. was outlroly un—
conscious of the gravity of her offonco
‘.
tionni and state banks optional. thusI
eliminating the compulsory feature of
the Glass-Owen bill, upon subscription
'of 10 per cent. of unimpaired capitai.I
With a 5 year charter operating an
dcr national banking lawn and with
I its principal office at \‘l’aahingiou, with
branch offices at. New York, “Chicago
and San Francisco. and a board oiI
governors, choeun one from oachi
state by the member banks. the real"
management of the Reserve lAasocia-I
ofiit-lo capacity."
Other noteworthy features of Mn.
dollars at parity with gold, and tth
promotion of the Federal credit for”
tho 1: per cent. bonds. Surplus curn’.
Inga would be applied “to the pay-
ment of Unltcd Simon union and
'i‘rcnuury notes loaned umlor the Act!
of July 14, l890."
To provide for tho 2 pcr cent. bondsI
held an the hauls of circulation thoI
I‘ll-pl. S, if». 311.
Anhury Park
...... ......
Emil, .‘i, 1‘3, 133. 3').
White Mountains
Hopi. l.
Nova Bcotla ..
inlay trip from
Ann. 20th.
AUTUMNAL TOURfi.
White Mountains
inc“...
llouiou,
i...
i'b'uw. llll‘co coiupiolc akuilu wore
toiuul. Dill! of a large carnivorous;
mm a in cl 4 III
WIW‘Wfl ! I: , If t i ,.
Geflyoburu.
POLICE SCANDAL iN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL. Aug. “MM a result
of an Independent inquiry portion on
Hmflt’fl, Faahlonabic Woman
‘* it you are not a subscriber pond
Milan $1.00 and The Sentinel
300 for magmatic and my the boy
men of vital Interest and.
at.
and
who Metropolitan, for three monitor.
and
magnum Will be not you for three
' monthu‘by mail. if you prefer to how
a mnboy deliver your paper send us
~ I vouch for The Sentinel. Tho mm
m M with all nu. cut-rant nib»
wilt pleura
ondcr thd‘uuuplcoa or an ramification.
high In tho counsels of the board oi
control, a potion nuptial to about to
brook. Affidavits have been obtained
scarring that certain members of the
or
on rice under promise of protection.
The inquiry which in programing in
secret, baa already involved twelve
tumours of the force.
“it
A good adv. pan, but in the but
police force havc boon icvylng a toll‘
Worthington
lot-
Ornuge (St. Now Haven.
”a...”
clip tiny irlpu, Mondaya, Hopi, 8,;
Luruy Cavurns an;
naturally, Oct. 11$‘idik‘aiiv York.
For circular doucrlblng all tours.
call on 'l‘lckei Mom. at format. or tub
The Recreation Tours.
Block Island ..... $11.50
. $18.50
irony lrlpu. Moudnya, duct iii, 25.
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I.
out Point Comfort. summon. Ann. tentative plan of hits couuuoi to have
apolin and Wilmington. D. o. $29.00 tho court's review the constitutionallt
M” "'1’” from MW York, 3‘91"- of tho impeachment precocdlusu prior
dress The Recreation Tourist Ca, 101
I
325,00 not a buuiucuh mnu
5410:“ ll‘lilii. Miliblillfl, Aug. 18. 25. thought ulna who onllrcly within hor
. . $42.50
Monday. l,
$21.50: hot that the court of impuachmonl wlii
oo~ probably will no started by mandamus
whcu she bought Htocko with a part
of her husband’s campaign contribu-
tiona,” unsorted a clone irlcnd of tho
tint-Mir family today. "On tho con-
piun roquirou that any. national bank
acrvc Association nmy anrwmior it»:
circulation with the bonds at par to:
It .. ..I ‘l , I l i l ilth gllmdb. lrlpu. nalurdaya, Mm, “’IItrury.ahothought ahawundolnguuch- tho iloucrvo Aoaociaiion which aa-
“H W' MII‘ "a“ “H: u Kn”. “ i. .I‘ Atlantic City ........ $21.00, albio thing. “fl" "“I’ball‘1w‘IBIll‘I()l" pumps the oblluutlonu and prlvlicitciiI
pain "I ’i‘ "m “I“ ”m' m drum. .‘Hiny lrlpa. Monday». Ana. 5. 25.0“ I“ dill“ WW“ “9 ””3““ hip cum~ ol‘ uuah union for tho remainder of.
the :30 yoaru' franchlac. 'I‘hcm lu ioI
Im no roncwnl of it l’runchiao bound on
bomi-uocurcd circulation. no that thin
fcaturc of the currcncy cynicm would
thorcby ibccomo uoif~oxtlmmluhlna 10x—
uhunuo from 2 per cent. to ii Ipor cont.
boudu without circulation prlvlouoa
puynblo uftor 20 ycnru from data of
homo la aluo provkicd for.
'i‘hc Itouorvo Auwcimlon would at
all liniou huvo in its vaulta in gold
or inwul moucy, a. slum fitnml to not.
load than {in per coat. of lip opiniantb
lug demand Ilabllitlck. cxoiuuivo of
uamtmcd bond-uncured circulating
notch. National banking aurociutlouo
with a capital of $1,000,000 or ,moro
Would be authorized to establish for-
chm brunchcu to promote. cmumorco
and not nautical agent of the United
Ipalun for tho governor-aiiip. llo had
mwcd nothing during the ycnru ho wot.
i u ri'prcuuntullvo at Worthington. lie in
and hill with
Irluhiu in providing for tho tuturo by
puttiup.r away unmothing for a rainy
day. own without lilo knowledge."
The unvcrnur'u friondu bump thclr he:
never convouo to try hla coco on the
to boot. ill. This review, thoy nation,
proceedings to compel obedience to
his tantructloua by tho that depart-
ment bead who refuses to recognize
him as governor.
'i‘ho 'fitoiuoro‘ Club hold a meeting
at the Elk. Home, that evening, and
made further plans for tho sheep of both claimants for the once.
bake and shore dinner to be bold in
rhnrcbard'o Grove, nextnunduy. The contact!» Mr; Balm have annual em-
aheep bake will. be served. at li‘phutio instruotlom to him that no
o‘clock. and the clam balm at it magi, undergo condition, diaoun his
o'clock. A imo number of mothers and for habitation.
There will be no undlznifldd man
for the governorablp. according to
statements setting forth tho intentions
Ethics. "With much a power to hack
the business of the country at home
trade," Mr. lilil anchored: "Wu could.
make out of our 020.000.000.000 of
banking power. blue strongest financial
agency in the world."-Waii atrial,
Journal. a
. to
Judge: Herrick and hill usuaoiato
Tho first sum of tho conflicting iii-
and to support. the efforts of foreign.
it stood adv. on: but in mo; M, .
STILES JUDSON
”N sinner. Abram i. iilkua, of New York; by Board 0' 48 GOVernOrs and State's “WWW H33 Had a Pleasant
city. was said It) Iit,‘ tho man furorodI 13 Directors. Ummer Vacathi‘ i" “"003-
by Mr. Glynn for the oliic-c. i ‘ ‘ I ‘ , Stiles Judson, state's attorney for
.. 5c The great soul at the suite of (News: LX‘LOfmeSM‘“ I’" ‘1' um. of ”uh" Connecticut. sailed yesterday from
York was still in possession of Clover-I “Nan", "O?” ““0 “presented 1““ . Europe. after a pleasant vacation
nor Sulzcr thiarorenooa,notwithstunui“ism“ ”‘ ("0“”‘355 ’0’ “me “mes":ibroad. and is expected home in
’airc terms and whom the bankers of, Stratl‘crd some time next week.
Things have
Stlilltllll’e to the (I‘hicago COI‘fer'ISil-atford since Mr. Judson went a‘
lCnCC On the currncy bill, has prepared way, but residents
looking forward to
happenings.
business. will be
state's attorney to look into including
‘21 WA'T‘MGTON '7’- “OUT“ NORWM-K under way. no lalIII occuplcs the ex- the indictments agfilnSl the New
“L ~°~ '0’ ”""""'°' 3"“ '- m. "w 2:” I" m. "'9' ”my” ccutive mansion. ‘ reuiiucounting commercial WW and Haven road officials, who will be
2—2:». _...... M!— —".':“‘ _:.:.=- Although Mr. 3“”...- and his counsel establishing 9‘ mdre effective supcr- tried for the Westport wreck, in the
' ' I ’ .v’. —-n group with a wide reputation as “SID“ of‘banking. ,, .. Fail-field county court house, next
Dally Llne to N. Y, ‘~ lawyers of ablllty~plunued to ignore "I would require, he says. under.month.
CORONER PHELAN HOLDS AUTO.
‘Saya George Knickerbocker, of Stam-
ford
STAMFORD. Angust 14.5—Coroncr
Pheiun‘slflndlng in the death of John
e.IH. Creigh, who died on Juiyxls last
ifrom injuries sustained in an auto-
lmobiie accident
holds
driver of the our responsible for the
18
Injury
15 ON HIS WAY
BACK,
been rather dull in
of the town are
a winter full of
A great deal of official
piicd up for the.
IST TO BE GUILTY,
w
. Is Responsible for Death of
John H. Creigh.
in
George
Dar-ion, on Jul)'
Knickerbocker,
and death of Creigh.
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIR! ALARM
BOXES
Fin Alarm HeMuumera at Electric
Worms. Telephone for fire alarm.
No. 24.
3—-xWashlngton and North Mn
Mahnckemo Hotel. in It...
LaxDay and Raymond Btu.
B—xR & G Corset Factory. printo.
6—Hoyt'a Theatre.
:—~§1fiorwaihi Hospital. -
- .‘uslc au, Clifford and Cl
9—Crou St. I! Hot
ill—xWest St.. Franklin School,
L‘I—XCOHCOX‘G Sh, Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
l-i—Norlh Main and Ann Btl.
ib—Hl h St. and Ba view Avo.
Ill—x orwalk Iron' oru.
17-—-Weat Ave no.4 cedar 8t.
iii—High School, West Ave.
21—-Wcst St. and '.'sylor Ava.
23~iny Ave. and Lowe Bt.
24~Chcutnut and Henry Sn.
zb—xSouth Main and Monroe an.
tiff—Lexington Ave. and Austin It.
Harmonica" ...
on n . tweon Grov
”Jana 5". w .. '
xi ecu: or . Bate It.
si-xSpring and Cia Bu.
t
35~xHavuand and am: an.
37~xLockwood Mfg. Co.
ilaFairneid Ave. and Cedar St.
42—Tayior Ave. and South St.
iii—Woodward Ava. and Meadow It.
u—Iaiéirrltt and Quinton! Avon. and Wltu
46—woodward and Lowndol Ave-t
BlvGolden Hill St. and Eimwood A".
fiz—Washlnston St. Bridge.
is—Freight yard and Ann St. print;
u—Norwuilr . .. p vote.
Box til—COM? Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
IQ Denote: non-interfen
) Master box. from w
her of any box can be
box“.
oh tho mule
One stroke at 12 ”undead.
noon on .
'“t‘tindardt dine. it- odd ti p m
no s r0 0 a mu touting
line open. 1- n alarm. 0'
l'vv atroneau arm an It
calls ‘Iiepartment. 1-1 ' o I. u-
Throelillow Itmkel. water to be out
Assistant State's Attorney Carter off 1
said yesterday that he would lnvcstl-
gate the case thoroughly before act-
lug.
injuries received in the accident.
NEW YORKER ARRESTED.
Obscure postcards and letters con~
tainin
”0“ would rest with (“"0"an ChosenIwrittcn to John S. Ellsworth of New
by tho Governors and with the three (Imam. wore the means of bringing
GOVN'WMM officers acting I“ an ex‘ I before tho City Court. Bridgeport, yes.
Iicrday morning, Richard R Adams, of
,I t livi-lxew York (3
mu” proposals are 6 per con ' ( in Bridgeport for several months. He
“PM" to the subscribing banks, Iwo'rwua bound over to the Superior Court
viulon made for the control of the gold I under bonds of $1.000. Adamo admit-
supply. maintaining logalvtcndor silver I tcd having cent the mall to Ellsworth.
llc guru to Main street up his liridgc-
iport realdonrc.
A good adv. pays in the beat paper.
Knickerbocker is still ill from
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g language of the name nature,
ity. who has been living
W
in}: aunociation unlmcriblng to the 110— m, a. my”...
0:10 a. m.--—-l)un
0:30 11. Ill.” Wont and South Narvmlk.
0:10 a. m donut. Wait and bio. Norwul.
12100 “L“ Now York and Want.
12:45 p. Inn-"Iiilli'll and South Network.
1116 p. m.~~~lhmbury division. .
1:26 p. ill..-wl’illlltd wom of Hlamfonl. up
turn only.
2:20 p. m.thuii and South hiovmlk. .
$.00 p. m.-~»(;mmou Station. Doubtlry on
Wilton.
6:30 p. unwilluoi. Wont and Ho. Normal.
3:00 p. m.~4§nm. Want and Bo Nonvlik.
, sand-ya and Holman.
Jami mull climou at 0:00 p. in.
Sun at 3:30 p. m.
:16 I
I:
11:00
1216“
”a
tin
mm.
terms 1mm “Milt i monolith
imam til:
I a
wrap
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My: all.» phaniuii
l
Minimum. .
7:00 a. mean“ illl'ufiilunl.
1:00 0. m.~-ttunhon citation.
lair-u. lawman. want of Bridccport.
2:00 p. ruminant. Wool and do.
no u. m.-hl
5:00 3’. ppm-Nova York. Brooklyn and loan
Normals.
1:80 p. to» “mostly i. and Bo. Norwfll
1:00 a. pawn
Curlew
IotomPi i 1: Nilbhl.
1:00. mi’, 3: . 0.x“! 33%.
Want? Mina—4M: :00. 10:00 a. n
climb 129.4":qu III Flaw m. p. 1
Marvell :‘ .‘oioo. 10inch." .‘: 1‘: not
too a up: on r a
mu oi.
marl. ”wilfult“&lhl“ 0-"
wt; 'I' mi .mii‘t. af'il‘lu
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MAILS
Norwalk Postofflce
MINI Domitian-ti
1.
bury divillon.
At 13:06 p. m., ouch Wotan-day, l but
in oiled for tout.
ire alarms for any diatriot filo I'D.
ceived by telephone. at.
Four ions blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. m.,and 12:30 p. m. lndlcato
no school for the following session.
1—1—1—1
NDRWALK FIRE ALARM.
l‘wCorner of Main and Wall Biron".
zl—Belden Avenue and Union Plan
22—8 ring Hill and Kellogg street.
24w nlon Park.
25~Wect Avenue and Berkeley 81mg
27--!l‘rnnklln Avenue and Lynda Place.
1—4399 house. (Private box).
32~Woat Avenue and Merwin Strum.
Bil—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
il-Chopei Street and Harbor Aveuuo.
36——Woaz Avcnuo. near the armory.
asaomveua Streot and Elm Croat.
ti—Croas Street and Wilton avenue.
42--Maln street and North Avenue.
iii—~Frnnco Strut.
off-Main and Gatherinc Streets.
v Canaan Road and Fair Street.
9:
bi—L‘noumut street, near Summer or.
bis-«Main Street and Union Avonuo.
62—»0n The Green.
till—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
lib—Emit Avcnuo and Dunltam Lane.
M.
IABT NORWALK FIRE ALARM WXII
li‘lro hundqunrtcru. 00 van 2am MM
Telephone 110
h-AF‘ilch School (In-into).
Private boron wll only be pulled to!
A toiophunc mountain to liiloctrio citation
(705) iwlwueu tho boom of u p. m.
fiwM'erln School (privmo
212mm“ Wuahlnition and on Bu.
11—-Vnn Randi :51. and Ontmm Ava.
ill-without Ava. and Rowan tit.
Bl’i«~Winfloltl hit.
228 Fort and Charm ml.
2': i-lu‘uut Avc. and Fitch Bi.
2.2 mist. John Bi. and liltiilc Ave.
dalmstmvlow Ava. and li‘li'iil Ht.
:iilrwrilonlovmd and itccood Ht.
Still-wiltivo Ave. and fifth 3i.
day collar. ion
M l
a In Rea-iv“.
. in.lelton and i‘innbnry.
~~»Iiouih ivurwulk.
it. [H.wWMI. Wont and Bo. North»
9. uhw-ljnnbury division.
Hamlin.
Mt ,
. [thwlfltlli and South Normal.
on a a.
nut. Wain Iliad do. Namath.
window won from I until li
a. it. 4mm. Poitmum.
South Norwnlk Poatotfice
MAILI AHMVI 'HOM
lla'lwiloulcvnrd and llncknionn tit.
litlmh’nymir lit. and Pine Hill Ava. If“.
Milwkcyuor Hi. and Duck i'chd rd. To].
Milml'illtll‘ti flown. t'l‘ol.)
d a. m., tIlvins location of fire. an at”
will bu u voh of mumnt box.
Iiro on ift'filifli'fi whom ioculcd.
Bacon; alarm» arc am to on mun by
tho chin! or acting chic upon his and"!
at tho lira.
Bfocial signal:
imam blunt a mid Union. touting or [in
open.
l-‘Oiiil blunt tit t d) m. standard um.
int-m'i‘wo blunt», ro out.
ll-iiu'rwonty two, at it u. in. no mon-
Inu: partition of public «chord
il-iiwii‘mmty-two. at 12.30 p. m.. no no
torioon motion of public upfront.
lllilil'Ili im'i‘cn bloom quickly calli- m
out N dmnmcat.
Mum
ROWAVTDN FMI ALAN” DlflTllm
lawn...
'Tov‘v’tt) Itrolm of fire bull. than. M. m
limfliihiuld Ave. to it. 1.. u. a. a. n.
(Tali
m
It fill" ad'l“..a‘if.y”°“m‘“ff‘*
Il-wu a; [Ii-go. to m It.
air-1&3 "iii wgfiiw
kw? . to Group It.
If I ”Wat to Broom
02% * . chum
“I mm m boil M ,
r , ltd. mu. lei-Mn
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Norwalk Chronicler