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WANTED
WANTED—«SITUATION AT orn-
TO LET ’
man—m
TO LETw-THREE ROOMS, ELEC-
eralrhousewoi‘k by Hungarian girl. tric lights. Inquire 73 Cedar St, or
'phone 370. 128 lit
‘39 Lexington Ave. :29 3t
WANTED —— AN EXPERIENCED
stencgrapher, one to» assist with
bookkeeping» State experience and
salary. Steuqcare Sentinel. 329 {it
WANTED -- EXPERXENCED OI“-
erators on Singer sewing machines.
Rose. Manufacttu'ing (30., 123 \\'ash-.
inglon St. 129 ll»
WANTED-$500 FOR A 0 PER
cent. mortgage in town. inquire Law-
rence Agency, 15 South Main St.
‘ 128 at
. LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN, MAKING
plain neckwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecessary.
IMail dime i501: pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 t1
WANTED—«TO Bur ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for limb valves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
PROFESSIONAL.
PSYCHIC CLAIRVOYANT—READ-
dug on personal and. business matters.
Strictly «private. '(lonsnlt Prof. Miller,
Room 5, Keeler .Bldgn So. Norwalk.
Conn. 3'28 3t;
PIANO STUDIO—MISS ATHER-
ton, of Bridgeport, Conn, graduate of
the New England Conservatory, of
IBoston, in both the musician's course
and the teacher's course, and teacher of
piano at Miss IBaIrd‘s school for the
eight. years previous to her retirement
last June, will open a studio at 51%,
.West avenue, Norwalk, for Wc-dncs‘
tiny and Saturday pupils.‘ l‘
‘Mlss Atherton has had advantage
of Mr. Victor Biart's inspiration as
his first =pupils in N rwnik were at
Miss Baird‘s school. where he also
taught up to the time of its closing.
Miss Atherton, having
‘F/pccinl study with M r. i'Iian
during the past your. will be
pleased to prepare students for kit-.l
Biart‘s advanced course, Applications
should be made at 53 West avenue,
Norwulk.
THE GOP FINDS
THE JAPANESE 000K
,5 W
I
. "Since Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Ray-
mend. of West street, have been away
‘from home for the past month, Olilcer
Robert A. Gainer. who scours the Hill
section for law breakers and disturbs
ers, has kept a watchful eye on the
‘premises, which he has often visited,
.two or three times an evening. Last
night the officer. on his second trip to
the place, had a great start, and for a
moment thought he had the burglars.
fills first visit had found the house
undisturbed. His second found a light,
window shades up, and a fire plowingr
in the kitchen range. Phewl thought
the officer. This is a find.
dust as he would have ruined a win-
dow a dark form slid around the
house toward him.
no art
To LET~FIRST~CLASS REN’I‘S IN
Norwalk, South Norwnlk, East Nor-
walk and Rowayton. Anything you
might desire. See our list. Raymond
Bros. 328 3t
To LET~FURNlSHED ltOOM,
first floor, to right, all improve-
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. 16 it
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
inent, East Washington St, East Nor-
walk. inquire 64 Scuth Main St. d1! ti
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To LET OR FOR BALE-6 'ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov.,1st. Rent 820. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norwalk-Trusi
Co. 016 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boule-
vard, Easo‘Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone connection. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
AR BORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN.
CALIFORNIA “.0008
ABE SUBSIDING
SAN FRANCISCO, .Iau. L’ll.~iiain
clouds were vanishing and lrlgh water
Isubsiding today throughout Califor
. nin. From all parts of the State cubic
reports that the worst storm of the
:scason had done more good than
harm. Grain lands, orchards, irrisra-
|tlon reservoirs and placer mining op-
,1,,,d.',,ci'iit.ors have profited by the floods.
| Normal train service is being rapids
lly restored. A».
A number of towns. includingr 'Snntn
* Ilarbnra. probably will remain cut of!
i from railroad communications for sev-
eral days. ‘liundreds of passengers,
ialready three days behind time, owing
" 'to washouts and landslides, are still
I on the road. but relief was expected to-
| (lily.
SHIPPERS AGAINST INCREASE.
\i'ASiIINiLI'i‘ON. Jan. zit—Shippers
protests against the proposed live pm‘
local. general Increase of freight rates
l in official classification territory. again
'occupled Examiner Gerry oi‘ the blur-
Siato Commerce Commission today,
the boot and shoe represents. ves. the-
: inn; heard. Counsel for say ml organi-
, zutions ol' the trade reserves the right
Ito attack the proposed rates later be.
fore the commission If the advance
was allowed.
ISO for evidence heard in oppositkm
Ito the proposed turii‘ls under suspen.
‘sion by the commission bps been on-
mulative. shippers asserting on the
stand their belief that nothing had
been adduced by the carriers as to
each speciiic commodity to justify an
advance In rates. Many witnesses
"Who are you?" asked the oiiicor.
“l’m the cook," replied the Japan.
cue.
"Who do you work for?"
"Mr. 'liuymont ."
"Where‘s Mr. Raymond now?"
"in New York. He is coming home
tomorrow and sent me ahead to got
the house ready."
“lib huh." murmured the policeman.
as bed ril’tcd away to prettier fluids of
endeavor.
HARTFORD MAN'S WILL.
IiAIt’l‘li‘t‘Iltl‘), .‘Inn. 2ii.-liy the Iwill
of Captain Edwin '13. Marvin, i‘or thirty
years clerk of the United dilutes illn-
trlct' court, died for probatein this
city today. small lmqucuts are inane
to «hit. Francis Hospital, liarii‘ord.
Iiiurii‘ord Hospital. Union for Home
lWork, flood Will Club, Open iienrth'
Mission, Hartford Orphan Asylum,
the Y. M. (I. A.. and Trinity Episcopal
Church. Twenty-four bequests of $200
each are madodo that number of new
pbewu, nieces, grand nephew and
ghave said they believe economy in
spasucnger irufllc expenses should be
made betom eouuurcial interests were
assessed, to meet any deficit or added
loot of operation.
‘MsoicAL MEETING AT NORWALK
i , .HOTEL.‘
. The regular meeting of the Non
walk Medical Association warl‘held.
linst cveniitmnl. the Norwaik diotel.
Only general business was transact.»
cd. except that. in the interest of pub-
lic welfare. the members voted to of»
for the school board their services as
school ,physlclunu, to assist the buttrd
in establishing a system of medical
inspection, by a visiting nurse. in the
schools; sold services to be circa
without compensation.
A collation In Col. diuusoll'u
style added to the pleasure of
meeting.
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CREDITOR'S MEETlNG.
‘ ’I‘hu creditors and their represonttu
grand nieces, and the remaindengr lives, of the Fairneid County Dairy
the estate. which issaid i0 419 quite Croutppny, bankrupt, held a mueilng
lame. Kora to Captain Marvin's 0"Wihis morning in the office of Atlorni‘
Ami. .ludge 1“. P. W. Marvin, and mom-l Louis s. beers. d‘bore will be another
be“! (it hit! film“?- meeting this atlernon. An attempt In
,, . beinglmudc to bare. New York parties
Household helpers which Bentlnclopumhase the plant. but It maybe that
-- “m
(Want Ads. for chances to And motels receiver will the appointed to comp, and the smug were among those/l"
”proclaims employers. _ liinue the business.
son SALE
Fen
, SALE—GOOD‘ 6 ROOM
1110qu city water, toilet. near \liishop
mill Price $1.250. $250 cash. Can
.have half acre more land for $600.
;Address Box 314. South Norwaik.
1 . 129 (it
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l FOR SALE ~— 'I‘WO FAMILY
Qhouse on one of the principal streets,
lflve minutes from depot. and1 business.
iA good ten per cent. investment. Ad-
‘(lress U. 19., care‘ Sentinel. 1'29 1)
FOR SALE—ONE TON TRUCK,
chassis, fer sale c’hhap. Hunter’s Gu-
rage. Main St., Norwalk. ' 128 ill
Mil
LOST
heart. On East avenue or Wall St.
Norwalk. .iieward for return to Dr.
E. Morgan, 198 East Ave. ' l29 3t
haunt that-s __
SIGHT Iii our
NEW HARTFORD, Jan. 2S.~shirs.
.\iichncl Dirmirnia has lost her sight.
and is in a serious condition at the
seph Dlmlrnio, as a result of a fire.
which Monday afternoon destroyed
her home in the o ttskirts or the town.
Monday morning sht- gave birth to
a child.
The fire started in a defective flue.
While her husband was in the attic
cutlenvoring to smother the flames,
with a coat, the fire gained such head.
way that. the floor gave way and
he fell with it to, the rooms below.
Upon this time five Dirmirnin chil-
dren rushcd into their mother‘s room.
crying that the house was burning
down and urging hcr to not up and
out. of the place. Mrs. ,llirmirnio
snatched up her infant and rushed
with it from the house to thc barn
nearby. There she was found shiver-
ing: .by neighbors and was taken to
her brothor-in‘law‘s house. The bus-
band escaped practically unburr The
house was burned to the ground with
MOB LYNGHES
A MURDEBEH
MUSKOGEIC, Okla. Ian. L’s-mllcn-
inntin Dickerson, a negro, ciiarircd
with the murdcrr‘hiondny night of \l’.
S. (Chnl'l’iu, a traveling salesman, at
ll‘urcoll Juli, curly yesterday by a mob
that came in uutomohlic. taken to
Noble, nine miles north of Purcell.
and banged. 'l‘ho negro‘s body was
then riddled, with bullets,
Members of the mob tire said to
have come from Oklahoma City. The
killer-was alone when tho mob ar-
rived and soon was overpowered.
(lliafi’in. the muu lriilcd, was first
robbed and then shot.
ISHELTON STRIKERS FIRED OUT.
Many Apply to'be Reinlmted by
Blumenthaiisnk Mills.
‘SilldI/I‘tm, .Inn. 29.-:tlany striking
weavers of tho Sidney lilumenihul
Silk Mills applied for work today. This!
, fact gave support to the report that at
a meeting of the strikers last night
tluu'o was an acrimonious discussion
of conditions and the forcing oi‘ a
vote on the attention of returning to
work. The role to return was lost
;lliii‘to so. The doctrines of the in-
dustrial \l-‘orkoru of the World were“
lutInt-kcd by many or the strikers do
like result of the publication oi‘thc
. report of the borough committee which
tried to had around for conipromise.
in that I'cimrt were excerpts from the
rod book of the Workers in which the
right or Holmium.- Is set forth. i-levurnl,
mun, addressing the strikers, nuid thntl
.ilte)‘ lutd' um. previously known they’
bout: were subscribing to such "WWW” “9 i’brd, Maine, was buldlby the Brooklyn
the Workers laid down in the book.
IMfltlilldi" Rnbinovicz. one of the strike
jlcadors, replied that the workers ho-
;Ikwe in the rights or labor to the ex-
lient that. would give workers a right
to share in business. and sabotage.
juddixtg that. it was the Diocese! wot-kl
erg to look utter their own interests.
Bile defended the rod book-and said .
that the borough committee was not
favorable to the strikers.
in lively debatennd a Vote. it is be
‘lieved that many or those who voted
applying (or work todm’.’
It .3. ,;
(WWW. m that page.)
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3qu initiation“,
m _ ,
Mr.,-Eivec‘stated this morning that
Mexican anilcluiiimiae‘duesilons he believed the account, which Kil-
, _ .. i , r“ _ hum opened‘with" the 'Norwaik Sur—
,. .AIW KBOAWBWBM ”"8." inns Society, by‘depositins $10 was
, Iand‘vuthorfowers Busy . ‘
done with hls‘money.
,. mm strengthened when he looked over his
WNDO‘N, Jon. 29.~The relations at bank books this morning and found
tuebnuea States and Great Britain in one M” we M “m “nomad $10
regard to the Panam’a €unnl tolls, the
controversy between Washington and
fl‘okio over the Cuiltorniuhlion laud
January 16, Mr. lSr'oc declared, he gave
his wife $10 to pay a bill of $7.1m
x Milli root‘s .~ ;
His belief was , ’
which she told him she had done. On ‘
Wears Long-#-
Insures . , 1
. ‘Foot‘ Comfort?
pend on. It's made of new,
hard wear aud'givc absolute
isfactiou.
Here is the boot you can dc-
rubbcr and will stand up under"
it's the "Top Notch" iiootwlltc
live
sat-v
ownership legislation, dud President
Wilson’s policy toward Mexico are the
subjects of lengthy dispatches today
When she returner] he asked her if. she
had paid it and she said no. that she
would (lo so the next day, which hap-
lumt that will protect your foot
limlcr all conditions.
LOST—SMALL GOLD CHAIN AND,
home of her husband‘s brother, .103
its contents, the loss Imingnbout,
$1.300. There is a small amount oil
insurance.
Oklahoma (lily. was removed from thc'
pound to be Saturday, January IT. (in
that. day he again asked her about the
bill, and she said that she had deposit
from British correspondents in Waslr
lington. but there‘is a singular lack
of editorial comment i. . -
1 0“ their (“I”) :od the money in the bank. The bank
tions. .
. ' Tbook of Kilburn which Mr. Svcc
l‘he Pall Mall (‘az . a 'l '
newspaper lb meniiorftlylgeilcgm only i found under a table cover in his monul
I ‘ ' . bowed that he had opcncd a savings
It sis Pr ide ’ .. "3
ly es nt ““8011 huh laid account on that day and-the amount
himself open to a charge of having‘
1 ._ o. .. a *
chalked up “no Huerta" and then run ' $12??th “we: [$1, m :3}: (inland ”2‘3:
away, and it concludes: ‘ m n "g m I" ) ‘ l‘ H H c
I . . ' . -' , - 3' :
“it is a position that becomes worse that Kliburn ietcued that momy from
Mrs. Svec.
‘overument. every day on wl ch -‘ . .
for the prestige of the would?" 'ihc mystery surrounding i\ilburn
ing h’appens” ' i” O“deepens by the hour. investigation
. ‘ ' K :into his asl has proved to no avail
financiers here interested in Moxi rand (‘oiiquuentiv verv littl' can bL:
co are becoming impatient at the luck 4 . J '
« learned about him. It is said that he
: ' , ' a 7 l
or action shown by Presictnt Viilson “came here from New York State.
A meeting of the Mexican '
section ‘ . . .
Further interesting developments in
of the London Chamb K
er Of Commerce the elopement, the news of whxslt
., to l.. l , 'v . .. .
:anefjocil :fi,;;::t1:c§:13hcubi "1:. (Ihailes :Kiiburn, the news oi winch
" y Be“ on spread over the city. yesterday. came
to its members asking them for their - .
. to light today. in a suit. against his
views as to whether it would be ad- , , , , . (l . . 'i 1 .
Ii'isuble for Great Britain to Join with wife, Stet. bad cause property u lot
twmwé and (‘orman , In 11 P I ,name to be attached to the extent of
' 3 mung res- $1.000. Attorney John J. Cuneo is
dent \Vilsom to take some ste s to - ~ ~ ..
'ndjust the financial position of Ill/lexi- representing SW.“ in his action. con-
co. stable Samuel (.. Ireland. of South
The summons sent I” Sir Lionel Norwaik. {illnced thciaituchmont on the
Pardon, British Minister to Mexico, to proper y “5 “mm {m .
come to London for a conference has The papers attaching the bank 3?
created no surprise here, as it was counts and a parcel of land. locutrvd
announced on Jan. 5 that this would on Cedar Stmm' “l the name 0' MI}?
be the first step toward his transfer bvcc, have been kind with the town
ltn Brazil. The six months for which clm‘k. _- ....~.__.-..._-M.._...~
he» was appointed to Mexico will ex-' POLES CLOSE TOGETHER.
plre the middle of February. Thomas ‘ .
l3. liohlor. as First Secretary of Lesa-y HARTFORD‘ Jan. ZS'WH ”7”“ "9"
tion in Mexico. will, it is pointed out, 3"th today before the PUNK" Iliih-
naturally “a as charge (i'affalres un. ties Commission that poles for the.E
til Ihc successor of Sir Lionel Curdcn carrying ”P “hm ‘m’ "” “""W‘m‘f 0“!
is definlusly Appointed, which will be the highway in Milford botwccu “nah-l
after his transfer to lilo dc. .lunelro. ingtou bridge and lleard‘s corncrubatr
(lllili‘li‘h‘ .\iurruy Iliarllng, now (-0.me some of them are bcraely lifts-cu unit-IE
or of embassy at Constantinople. ls 0’" “l"m‘ This 15‘ ”u“ t" m“ ““1‘ [ll-”l,
still the (filly diplomat in View for four different companies-dire branch:
the appointment, although it is untlor- Cubic. the Southern “0’“- lunulnlid ”"3
stood “131.er personal mesons be is cphouc. the l'niiei Illuminating andi
disinclined “9430 to Mexico. the. Commercial (‘ompnny all use dit-I2
l
forcui. poles.
.. “\iulcolm T. Kerr and ‘othcru pres
EUROPEAN Amp cnlcd a peliiitn for an order to ullowr
-Fl)il ENSiGll PEiliiETT
the ('o‘mlmnics to use the snow polca,‘
thus cutting down tho numbcr in use.
The opportunity for Fm,“ ‘I‘dw‘n There was no opposition. .\ posilume-
, 4 I >4 1 ‘
' ‘ ' ~ . '- ' r was
'.i. Pcrrcti. commanding oillccr of the mm” “"5 "W“ l” M“) l '“d N‘ ,_ l
“Will Salvation \rmvr‘orps to m1“, ,1 are to be submiiicd to the i‘illllllllb“
. ‘ ‘ . J , a .
European trip. has been given him in men.
his appointment as n dclecnic to the ‘ - "““ ‘
. ED BY A FALL.
International (illlgnigs 1., in. bold thATCHMAN INJUR . . k
John .1. Ir‘innoznu, night watchman
London in June. He will stay with, . . , .... ..
: relatives in that ciiv. Ensign Perrett at “‘0 'Vimderlluet & i ompnuy b was -
stated this morning that he intends inriory 1" Butler street, slipped “Ml"
going. Mrs. perm,“ will he in charge coming down a iiisrhi of stairs in “‘0‘
during the ensign'fi absence. building last night. and run a eliicr
The delegates are required to fur- ““0 “l“ right, hand. The NW" 9"
nish their own expenses and hotel bills “’00“ penetrated ll“? "05“ mil“? dj’Pi’l.‘
while on the other side. The manage» and Dr. H- U. “95" “'l‘“ ““5 9“"‘3‘1'
meat of the army provides a way by bad to cuI considerable iicsb away
which this can be accomplished with. before he was able to remOVe the All“
.out (lifllculty. and the local oiiiccr-is or. WV Finnegan “"05 on Rll'i’l‘h'mi’v
following the plan. lie disposes of avenue. Ilrst district. and he will be
articles provided by the dep Depart confined to his home for several days.
ment of the Army and gets an extra ’I‘bere “4 llillliiiil‘ 0f blood poisonlni:
percentage for each sale. No army setting in.
funds may be used for the n-lp, Englgn‘ - _.._,_.-_-._..,.__
I’errett will also have old from his p83 30" SCOUT MOVEMENT
rents in Manchester. ~~---—- l
i The delegates. of which the number PM"! Made for a New Branch in the
will be approximately five hundred,‘ City of Norwailc,
fwill leave on tho "('Ilympic." .\‘iuy Illiih. A very interesting session was held
‘The congress opens on June lith. The lost niEht by those I‘uthering a move-
lensign will still third class, but .will meal to establish a iioy Scout bran h
M ..... ..‘-_._.,_- _ .
iiicor»
boots can give.
CONNEALLY
..rm. annu-
Mrs, Charles .\.
ilnvls. oi Main,
street. has been rcmo‘vrd from her
home to tho hospital whore Phe‘wt‘ill
rccoivv medical irontIrt-nt.
Robert (Ilivor. of the South .\‘org
walk Inuni ‘ipnl plun oilicc. bus return-
od to work after an illness ovIcudint.
Over the past several days.
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l’. l). Sinnnard. of Main street, Nor‘
walk, leI't last night for \\‘o;tbrook, i I.
to ("x‘llllplt'lt‘ arrangements for the fun-
eral of Miss Amcliu Siannnrd, all.“
ninety years. Mr. Stnnnard but been
a close life long friend of \iis; Slur
onrd and formerly lived in Wes:-
l.li‘0t)li.
.. .
Tomorrow night there will leave the
Aerie, No. {.88. l<‘. O. M, for linnburs‘
where the liglcs of that city wiilvholo
a fair. The drum corp}. of (‘uurt .\‘ar.
rul. will make tho trip and livcu ibinys
up a bit. The tickets are not limited
to the members of the ifiiiiilioJlml
anyone desiring can .Lio.
Chantry Store (lilnt’ln'; will b.» on-
ioyod at Ilrcnmlnud llnuclnh l’a‘vilion
tomorrow night. ()wr Boo prcucolv
will be given away and :t lac-tor crow. d
will be on hand. liv‘cidlcr'o orrhcm.
Top Notch. Boots '
Have doubic thick. purc gum solo. spnding shank,
cxtt'a liclu'vy rc~cnlorccmcnt and patented ribbed legs——
which make these boots long—wearing and strug-(lufying.
Short and Hip Lengths
We carry those justly famous boots in both hip and
short ltlngths. If you‘ve never yet worn these boots,
‘ you've yet toxexpcricnce thc comfort: “thigh real rubber
Better call and let us show you the “Top Notch”
Boot. Try on a pair. FYou’li like them.
81 Washington Street
return second class. ’
in the 0in ol“ Norwnlk. The meeting will furnish music. ICI'ot-ylmdy Iziuimr.
_..--... .....-.....- . -—~._ was in the oliicc ol‘ int i). tiremry and
RAILROAD HEADS CONFER. tplunn for organizing were adopted. The
NEW \‘OihK, Jan. 29.~-««iioward lt‘l- prime movers have so far secured a-
ilott, chairman of the New York. New bout a dozen prominent nit-n~ who will
iiiavon and Hartford Railroad, nnzl A. glVo their support. to the proposition
iii. Potter, president of the Rhode is- and it to expected that they will how:
loud Compunyx a New Haven subsidl- no many again beforoJotm. Already
dry, which obcrateu trolleyfiilnns con- there in promised representation on
trolled by the New Haven, hold a con- tho governlnkflbonrd of the fire, polit‘i
lereucn In New York today with rot. and board of health (icpurtmnntu. oilr
orence to the proposed segregation of odlrlals and the miyor.
the properties. The molding was a it was decided to hold a public bour-
private one. No annoiumcmcnt was inz on February in, when two itpiitli»
mode as to whether a statement would on; will prcseut the purpoacs of the
be lustiod at its coliclitsiou. ~ liidy Bcoutu organization. The plant
...............-...,....,.......... :ior the hearing has not been doibiitr l)‘
MAINE GiRL FOUND IN NEW doeidcdus yet.but-rbcominoitictfltoc
‘YO'RK. :to secure the titty llu;l for It.
now YORK. Jun. 20.-Winiired-
Kerr, n'n nlgliteon-yeatuold girl, of Soul
RETURN MADE IN1 “0,000 SUIT.
DERII’IY. Jan. zilw'd’iwi’ii‘il were ro~
police today bondinginstructions from turned today in the suit brought by
her parents. Hilts had been sought (i. ’1‘. Kolieter. administrator. for the
saloon September last. when the slidioosot his wife. billion. who illi‘ii or
down it rope "lid enrolled from a ter being hit by an automobile driven
school at Iiixtilowell.‘ Maine.
W.:-W. defendant turnisiwdlnnma. film boar.
necswswsron sxronv‘rmm. .ing on,;the coroner's finding that the.
now YORK!” Jnn. tiltwkectinem Pope was careless has been delayed
...-...n ._ . r
.v. by Mrs. «Nettie Pope. at Miltord; The .
And many rcccivo I In, boxes of “by
Icr‘u cundicu and silk nowkings,
Samuel Greenwich. who is employ-
ed for Bertha A. Wood. of New to
nunu. was brought. into the .\‘oimxlk
police station, lusl nlkltl. ilIIlr-er l'nnc-
found him at the rector of Wall ii'li
Main struts. llo War. ill. and war
lrcuiml by I‘Ir. W. 1!. liurocll, and wow.
able to lr-avc for Hinml’oul 1qu morn:
ing.
Whillt'l‘ 9'3. 'Tiulil. oi” Emmi .‘iulil
street. was operated upon at tho Roi“.
walk iioupiiui, this morning. for mm.
tolditin, Mrs) liuihcr (’rol’tnuu. (.3
Weutpori nveiutefiwiié‘ admitted yusioo
tiny afternoon for medical irzutimcnt.
Mrs. Mary titanic)“. ofhihili street. who
was operated book about a Work rind,
and who has been in o serious comb.
tion since thul limo,’ is wmc.
NEW'ENGLAND MACAFIbNI CO.
:liAvlil'i‘i‘IU‘R'ih .imi.‘ filirmAmtiiIl: the
documents tiled In the onion of the
secretary oi” state today word: t‘e‘rtitti
catch of lncorlmiienof the New Elon-
w.ere oppointedioduy‘for Dad-Icy Smith by her illness. it in understood~tlmti 1mm macaroni Company, New Haven,
and cesium, exporters, 'I‘he habituation: in seulefthe Iiabilltyot Mrs».
assets tit mom , int. and audit maneuver-jibbuo, on.
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Good tenhnts are to be beds-tor law, has been entered to come up at stock or the ‘iieueriict and I’di‘tlec E‘i‘otv’" the mummy near his property
the saver-tint“. a.‘ the nastier-m or the Superior comb Company, New Haven. ,
cepiial stockiflliilliilllb‘: dii‘tiie N. F.
The“ W“ 'tiemrg’lssumated at" o 3.1.0tltl’nnd the Postmortem“: Marvin mum” meditate?“ Gbmdsnrt’fimw“? scrim
1511“,!qu ; certificate of issuance of live
. .. maximum value .92 .miiin-tnnder the hundred. additional aileron oi caption: case-i and poisonousodm whet tifiii
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Advertisers
7* Where and What
Overland is stylish in ape.
The 3;“.
pl-ninoce and n. revelationin service.
Luther M. Wrights adv. will give you -
(the full details, ‘ ‘
'l‘ristram and Hyatt. invite youy‘tifl‘,
visit their carpet depart-meat. They" _
make window shades to order. f
M, .\.lolthsch and. Son are MVBX‘JS‘ .
ing s genuine January clearance .3118.
See adv.
(Inly two days more of the clear-
ance sale at \liotz's. ‘
lilvcry unity or decay has n begin?
ulna. IBr, .I, ll .\inlicr advises you,
to inch to your teeth at once.
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A group of dancing frocks with low-
crod prices are among the attractiona
n‘. llciulfs. Sco'udv. ,'
MEXICAN REFUGEE ASKS FOR
~ ' A10."
51‘. LOWS .\lo.. Jan. 29.--w~(:olou'ei.
Mortimer ‘SlOViiil, veteran‘ of the Civil * .
War :qu now-h: refugee from Mexico
City. today appealed to Mayor Henry,
Kiel. of this cityflor’nid in reachi :
New York city.,.tidl. Siovail. who is'
M years of; who. was accompanied by
his wife. flaring the Civil War Sto-
vnll commanded the famous “Daylight ‘
Artillery." in book; army. After the .
war Siovnll wont to Mexico with a
colony of other (lioniedorntols. 'l‘o
Mayor ltlcl he said he was the owner
of mining property near iiuornsvncn.
Mora. but was robbed and forced to
Iicc.
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GOVERNMENT GETS C‘ifiAPER
PAPER. .
\‘.‘.\i4ill.‘:u'l‘0N, niliii.‘Z‘i.‘*i\i prices V‘
min! what lowerdhuu Home Of lull!
Milil'. forty-four bids on the entire nun» 1;
ply of pnpcr to tc uurd by the HWQHP
moat. printiny. billed for the your busing. j,
ulna linrch ‘1. non- opened by tin!“
joint Congrpmionnl committee 5):!"
printing yesterday. The tantrums
will "be‘uwurtlml next Monday. ll‘hn
total amount involved Is‘ about 31,250,
om) on tbrro million pounds of ”per
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iNJUNC‘T‘iC‘N it} SOUGHT.
.pum b, i‘hopmnu of instruction it”
now the rum anomal- china recoil
Inhalation restraining the town an
Imruluh ti Ilirccnwiclt from pmptii
sumac into, '[li‘i‘i’n'flliih harbor. "i‘h
oluintin‘ of bound Island and that it
valued at riiiitltiti. his ways that iii
have «hominid the property.
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Norwalk Chronicler