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FRIDAY, MARCH 5,, 1915 a , .
an‘fSou'rn NORWALK EVENING sanctum;
' itiilil luiiiii
an»
recent at'liun rt'iluvslt‘d the dcfcndniit .
7 i \‘LRDlt‘l‘ IN TIMBER (ASE o’«?«?«? 9 3 2 ° 3 ° ° ° ’ ° 9 9 f 9 3 3 3 2 2 ,-:
Cl . iii 6. “Ad ”_ T L ‘ ,3" «an»... n.«.«.».«?«.».«.« 00.902009...” 1
ass 8 8' 0 e lJury Awards Plaiillill In Itidgelield '9:
For sale, BUSiness and i SPECIAL MEET|NG' 1 After :::‘lll:zal.?lel):*:;2gttlplldtr con-1:. 0 ward mare“ ‘ ‘
.. Second taxing District, City of Nor js‘lderatiun for about fivelduis. the jury it.
' ' a 'Li ‘tl' 'hit of .Ius-pll S. tmiltmd. til i‘. r
o PrOfBSSIOnal cards, and i Walk. CWH- ililidgxtfhfild, \‘s. \tiihum E. ilitch which :3. F M . P ‘ k 18
) Tn 19881 voters Of the Second Tax—Lha‘ been on trial in the court of coin— .
Miscellaneous — ing Iehstrict are hereby untitled andgijn piras git {hed'lftui‘rrgléc ptigtklldl ”:0 Fancy Mane Poia:oes : pic] 65c
, i warned that a special meeting of said: .at‘ S‘L‘l‘:‘)LL"":_“ it??? Ti”- _ . \_ . .vo anc mne a _ e c
LASSIFIEDAd ti F d L‘ 5 ‘iDistrlct will be held in the Councilf'hfi, 2,421,323,; ,‘imm.,“c,‘,{i§,l,::,;rj .. y 0 083 a “S
V97 sements on thtspage.Twenty- lve Wt” 30" 333' 2 Cr gnoom in the City Hall Building, on «nations in Ilidgcficld h... -_.i...ut two ,3. 17 lbs. 0! Gran. Su'ar [or $1.00
- ‘lMonda eveni , March 15 1915 at slyears, up to the time when the part- ‘ r
ree imes,50c. ch dltional Word, 1 cent per r on. lack i r us . . ; u M w .u Mnmued mm W... 25 lbs , ‘ ‘ 4
, . , .~ .‘n-‘s its 5' . H .. ,
face or Caps, Double Price. "’0‘“ “f? “‘9 ““0“?“ Purp°595~ '_,,..,, W 5......” at... at... hit-tn... 3. . 101' $1. 8
'~ , To ““5”“ me ”9°” 0‘ me Spec'shii. wus dissolved tho pluintin’ in [hr 3
~
0”.
Powd. or Con. Sugar 3 pound 7c
ial Committee appointed by the Mayor
_ ""‘ L 1' [and Council to appraise the apparatus'tu pay him $296.37 which he t‘lulnl‘ i. ‘
TO ET. . 1 th fire de rtment. the fire a rm 9‘3 “35 0mm" ‘” him ”n the bunk 3“ A & P Fl h a s1 05 ‘
WANTED. i L i FOR SALE. to e 98 1a WW 0, m, mum,” ,9, am... 39 . 001‘ a 3 .
WANTED -— EXPERIENCED COL-
.w
let‘tm‘. One who is thoroughly ac. ‘ . gai'tcrwai'ds refused to take. . ' 3
(luuinted with the streets of city and merits. Address E‘ M" care Sentinel, 91% A- Rite“. 54 COVE avenue. TGI' authorize the District Commissioners; The df‘fmd'dm i“ “is W‘s?" t1" 3;; 3. Pure Lard 2 “IS. ‘01. 25c
Tlt‘llllty- Must be a hustler, and able m0 31‘1384‘4- 1115 31 i to sell to the Fourth Taxing 'Dislflcl.‘°“se ”3)de that me ”dam e 1.
to turnish good references. Gately &
Brennan. m5 3t
WANTED— RESPONSIBLE MAN
or woman who can furnish references,
TO LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH]
5 minutes from station. All improve-i
l
TO LET—EIGHT noon BRICK?
house, with improvements. Very rea-1
sonable .13 Cottage avenue. Inquire at
. Kceler‘s Shoe :Store. m5 3t,
i
,system, and police telegraph system
STAKESiot the First, Second, and Third Dis-
for sale. also 2 Rhode Island CUL‘ker'ltrl-Cts, and. if deemed advisable. to
FOR SALE—OYSTER
[the fire apparatus and fire alarm sys-
FOR SALE OR TO LET — T0 ‘ tem. and police telegraph as owned
“71059 business. 2 9001 tibiae. A150 4 ‘ and held by the DistriCt, October 8,lprovision and that it had been consid—
sets new pool balls. ‘Spencer S.‘1913, and on terms as. the meeting
Adams, 49 East Ave. Norwalk. m4 3t 1 may determine, and to authorize the
or which he cut at the rcuesl of the
defendant and which the defendant,
,not take the timber in question was
-th:lt the said timber had been impro-
lpé'rly piled under Mr. ltowiand's su-
i
unfit for
erahly damaged and made _
‘ his
louse. Tht’ defendant claimed in
v ‘ ' v
00”.”
do
0“ 3
0“
Jones Flour a bag $1.10
A & P Con. Milk
Evap. Milk
Shreded Codlisll
3 cans ior 25c
3 cans ior 25c
3 pkgs. ior 25c
1 . , , :answcr tl-at Mr. Rowland had negli- ,.
to represent us in this locality, in , , . , ,1 District Commissioners to lease to gem“. managed the husinuus and that z
the sale of Guaranteed Spark Plugs to “ 19:3? Nail-1;? H; :0: ‘11;va L21 FOR SALE—ONE JERSEY COW. the Fourth Taxing‘Distgict the cen'ias a result or this the acfcndunt'lOSl i“ salmon 3 calls [01' 250
automobile owners. Good Day, Ap“ ‘, ' ' ‘ a a lilnquire James McSally, 40 Stuart ave—*tral Fire Station (soocalled) on termsordcrs in his business worth selcrai W , .
.. liine eight room house, garden and t | ’thousandu of dollars. Thr‘ drft'ndaml Iona Peas ' a can 7C
19/1,, Murdock-Duly Co., Spark Plug garage to rent Rental reasonable 19 one, Norwalk, Lonn. m4 3C‘as the meeting may determine. 5 ‘k d “1;“ he he awarded 54.500 i"
Manufacturers, 39 Church St, New‘Edlie avenue ‘Tel 616-2 mo "t To authorize the District Commis- Sign“ over any amount that w -
'Haven, Conn. m4 at, ' ' ' ° FOR SALE—BABY CHICKS. BUFFlsioners to give a quit claim deed to might be recovered by M... ltowlund , EXII‘EI SW8 with Teas and Coflees
i To LET HOUSE 0' IX ROOMS .Orpingtons and R. 1. Beds. 18c. and I; a piece of land_on ElIs Street, and in his suit. ‘ 11, Gun ."
WANTED—BY REFINED YOUNG 14 Meadow’mw, attiil m “3%: 150. each. Pen of S. C. White Orpius-lreceive for it a right 0! way for the? The «use hismoclcupg 33106“; of Hz. 30 Stamp; wlth 1 lb. El Ryad too Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy
woman, situation as rwaitress 13 prl.‘ meg“ including elegtt‘ic light: im- tons. Star incubator. Nichollsv Poul-lplpe already laid, Its repairs, and thelgfiiifigzifiv“ evidc‘nt‘e “as read to 30 Coffee ..: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35c Crpp .............. 4... 10¢
vale family. Call 1 Bayview Place.‘ mediate possession In titre of E M try Yards, 214 East Ave. Tel. 243—4. laying of otherpipes. the court. This evidence consisted for I" 25 sum” with 1 "3. Ambooa 75 Stamp: with 1 lb. New
East Norwalk. m3 3t T 1 ' . q L _ ' m4 3t To consider and act upon such oth- the most. of co rrcsiiondsme between .3: Colt 32 C " 60c
' ~ ‘ 0183' 146 South Mam street. m" 3‘ er matters as may be properly the parties in th case in regard 1' ': 9° ----------------- . 0 ND -------- ..
WANTED "' AT ONCE. GAS lb ht befor said meeti how ”‘9 "“Siness Shnu‘d "9 “mid“; no 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana 60 Stampawith 1 lb. Fine Fam-
range in good condition. Address H To LET‘S ROOMS- 4 ROOMS mug e , “8' tcd. Mr. llowland had uctunl charge l“. cm“ 30c ii Te 50‘ "1‘
~ar Sentinel m3 at each, downstairs a“ Improvements. STEPHEN S. HATCH, Of the Cutting of the timber. . I: ..... . ...... .. . . -. y a ..- ..... t. .. . .... .1
c e ' 74 Lexington St.; 5 rooms upstairs, HORACE R. NASH. Attorney Howard W Talm’e ”V9332: i-O 15 Stamp: with 1 lb. Iona Col- 40 stamps with 1 lb. verynood
. 'LO"T an mpmwmm,‘ 76 Lexington 5L, :1). WM. HARroRi), :$““;90;23,2:‘mgtfl :‘Egvffll‘lgrfilfe 'uel :0 tee ..................... 254: Tea ........... .. 40c 3‘
a ' 3 rooms.‘_84 Ford St. Inquire Steve ““5 2:22;; (%:m$;3§11)‘;nfrlal ,t'endunt. i? to Stamps wlth 1 lb. Good Cof. 30 Stamps with 1/2 lb. India . .‘
' "Kiss. in5 3: ' x s r c 'l 4.. f
_ r ' . r. , es .............. 20¢: Ceylon ............ 25G
LOST SOUTH FOR“ ALK SA\ V - CONGRESSMEN “()MEWARD ;. .
ings Bank book 50. 19,664. milder To “1.4.0 SMALL FAMILY ORDER or NOTICE. “or“, 3. .
please return to bank, as payment first floor 60 Pumgm Ave A" in]. District of Nor-walk. 83.. Probate “.,,,S;,lx(;1~(i.~i, March 5.~—Mem- .:
has been stopped. m5 12 I9 ' ' ' . Court. March 4. A- Do 1915. be". of the 63rd Congress today W8" h. {
provements. Call after 4 P- m. m5 3‘ \\'liereas written a licatlon has 'Zlh but few exceptions homcward i: A i
been mad 'io this call“: f d i i [mund after having written linish 6n 9:0 Cut out this Coupon. preterit it at our Store this weak, and by
MISCELLANEOUS. 'ro LET—FURNISHED ROOMS ‘ mum creme Estate :11 gzuzei‘txiithcir work. ‘ ‘ a“) desemd .3. buying 50c WORTH or more or vans, COFFEES. SPICES, ,- at.
r-i . . ' . t‘ iitoi was vr U ' i .
CLARENCE E. ARNOLD—VIOLIN mill ‘EzerithnguinE them . for light pan-en S. Betta. of New ork.‘ot \\'illet Webb. late at Brooklyn, in innlh‘fhmnl me only “minty there was "9 TRACTS and [MP BAKING POWDER. you will receive
instructor Studio 20 Lawrence St., I [M ep ng, “St Ave. in» 3‘ was a visitor in Norwalk today, makime City and State‘ot New York- Wh0’0"ld““““d “-V ‘q‘ handfmffl commune: i? S & H G ~ T di 8‘ F '
South \‘orwalk Phone 1063-4 m4 3t TO LET O “18 the .Ulll by automobile. ‘died more than ten years before tho.mcn who remained lwhdnid tstfifiegs ‘io rec“ ra “9 amps ree‘
‘ . . __ 1‘ ‘ i » . , - . x A. i' .' ~
7 R0 M HOME AM)? ""—"‘ We 0f Bald “PD“W‘O“: 1““ m‘m‘gdmnb 0rdml . investigated .3. BESIDES REGULAR AND EXTRA sTAMPs GIVEN 0N sALEs.
bath room with all improvements. In-i , . Hmong the slilijcl‘ts to )L i f: .
MADAM ESTELLA _ 19 ELIZA- i Miss Francis ‘AmatO. 0f “ at”; Ordered. That said application be connection
5
llulre 24 Madison ,street. mil 2t .urt’ “WES“. ‘ohh-flng m
bctll St. Medium and Fortune Teller. street. South Norwalk, was admitted i heard and determined at the Pmbfl‘e‘with ”m :3le urchusc hill, studs; 3. FROM MONDAY, MARCH 1 T0 SATURDAY, MARCH 6.
Past, present and future. Hours 10 TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, .Lownltto ”‘8 “”1"“ “”9"“ '3‘“ “‘3'“ 5 ”We in ”WWW“ 0" ”‘9 15‘“ day “but“ ”em” . .‘.°“.', 3-15.13“? cs- Thin CouponuNot Good After Saturday. March 6th-
a m to 10 p in Business and Health floor All improvements Rent $1500 ‘Sun'el‘ing from an “Will of appeudl-intarch, 1915, at 10 o'clock torenoon; l'hflsffmc.ltlri‘hro ' r debut“ in lire- i'.
. . . . , . . . . . , . , v , tltiisllni: ‘ its. . . , .. .-.i
a specialty, 1'23 3t ' Iiiqnire A. Stull, 4 Cottage St, East ciiis, land thatl publit notice thereof be hi‘v Wm n‘nnlsm.s also “.1“ 1,0 ("mum j). r .‘ N l‘ . I ‘
— — Norwalk. mt 3t. .-— .... en to dl persons interested therein cd. I.” “mum .z, i GREAT A 8 P I .
i The members of Our Brothers'iby publishing this order in ii news. irresiticnt IWllstm illldonlluwn‘h hm '0. ,
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT ‘ M086. 1. O. t). R, will participate in a l paper having a circulation iii said will rc‘iniriri‘r’ipiiiiw‘; 31:33:?” -of ”w m' l... ‘ 124 WASHINGTON ST. ‘ , _
v . . » . . ‘ , . ~ . ' , : few in e i. . .1 5
East thnlngton street, East Nor- one night pinochle tournament atilr District. ut‘letist the days before turd‘,,u\'.i\in,1“r‘lfl Simaum“ 33. Telephone 909 Free Dehvcry ?
walk. partial Improvements, rent. the regular meeting next Mondayiddy of healing. l _m,__-,,._.._.- 3* .
$12.00. Inquire 64 south M81” Btreet"mgm' HEN?” w‘ GREGOR" i DRESSER—WALTHER. ;«;«;«;u360;»3Mzoo;u3»;00;«;«;«;»3»3N3«;~5”3”3”3”3”writ
or telephone 60. 129 tti -- m5 1t . Judge; XE“, v 03K. March a, Ammunw
. I“ l The Fellowcrnft degree was 00“” ~— ' -———~- ~—- ~—~—~ ' mcnl was made ma“)- that Daniel 1.3: ‘ ,
‘ To LET—5 110sz AT 57 SPRING‘NHM at the stated communication of, ' ORDER 16F NOT‘CE' ~ jRov Dresser. of New York and Ncw'i ' IMPOSITION. I SATURDAY SPECIAL
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102 St. John's hedge, F. and A. M., lustl District or' Sorwalk. 5.1., Probate Wit one time president of the Trust ()llr couhressniun gets imposed on,
Mum's KNITTED r‘ot‘lt-[N-HAND
Taylor Ave. Tel 1166-5, ’
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 yclirs‘
guaranteed tiii made into leaders,
1130 1!: night. A satisfactory attendance was:
'1" PS
I on hand.
“Has he been working hard?" 5 Regular 05,, “um, "
“Part of the time. When there's any i
.
real argument goin' on they \Von'i‘ SPECIAL 10¢ EACH, .
give him a chance. But when the iiii— The Roller 5, 10 & 25c Siorc *
busicrin' starts they try to make him, 23452 So .‘In‘l 3‘“ N“ f
do all the talkin‘.“—-\\'ashingtoil Star. SOL‘TH NORWALK. Conn.
Court. March 4. A. It, 1915, it‘olnpnny oi’ the. Heililllllt“, was mar—‘iqulte a lot." said Farmer CorntosscH
Whereas, written application has! lied ‘0 Miss Marcia \\'altlier.‘°t New:
been made to this Court for the min York. on Dptemllt‘l‘ 22. Th? core-g
mission to probate of a certain writ. m0”). took place in Albany and \YIIN
ten instrument as and for the will of, private. so that news oi‘ the event
Louis Supra, late of Norwallt, iii suidiunh. leaked out today.
District deceased, and for Btlllllnlsll‘u-, '
Ralph Ryan. Bernard Lockwood and
Freddie Fort-e. bright three year old'
youngsters, residing on Cross street.
this city, were reported as lost to the
Should your eyes have been gIVIng
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con.
of Mrs.
Mr. Dresser is a brother
‘ i
suit :E"‘d;'ln‘:df; PM“?! infl‘ldt‘. tln' roof- police this morning. Oificcr Frank S. tion with said will annexed of the es: George W. vilntlt’l‘hm and Mrs. JOlllli 7‘ ..
g, i u n i n in _ , . . . . . . . . — —~ ,_- ———~_- “W-.. _—_ . JI- . ._.____,..‘==..
WILLIAM J. MOORE HENrfle: HléatEnLgElN- btrattou rounded the Mo up. and re- trite oi said decensed. Nicholas Brown. |
TWO GERMAN SUBMARlN-ES, ONE OF wmcrt“
IS U-8, SUNK BY THE BRITISH.
OPTICIAN
'Room 6, Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Mondnv, Wednesday and Friday
' Evenings, 0:30 to 9.
stored them to their parents.
.50 “m“. St‘i Ordered. That said application be _._..-__....—-—~——~— i
heard and determined at the Probate MILLIONAIRE HOBO'S i
Oihce in Norwalk. on the llth tiny oi‘j MOTHER DEAD.i
l
1
Phone 1106-12
g
Nomination of officers was held
last evening at the meeting of the
Loyal Order of Moose. Election will
March. 1915. at 2 o'clock, afternoon;i ST LOUIS. 310,, March 5.".“1‘5- (Loutuiucd "0"? First Page.)
.and that public notice thereof be 51“".lames F. Lintham liow. daughter of
N. Y. address—727 5th Am, 9 to be held at me next meeting. Daniel en to all persons interested therein, the late James B. Ends and the Brio-1, ‘ PARIS.- March 5. via London, 1:55 p. lit—An official :
4 D- m. dull.“ Hogan Salvatore Cilariott and B. F. by publishing "“5 0rd" “1 a news-j cipnl heir to his estate oi several“ statement glvcll out in Paris today says that battleships :
Briggs were chosen as the three dele- papa: "Whig” Circu'mo“ [“1 Sflm'mllllon dollars, died here last! night; of the allies continued vestcrtlav (Thursday) their opcr- ‘
' ‘ - . . - ' o . . . . .d ' -'
ATMLGOODSTORES gates to represent the local lodge at Dis'tr ct, at east the days he ore said Her (other built the first brl 5e St .3 ohms against the Ilirkish forts on the Dardaitclles X
the annual convention to be held on day of hearing. lspun the MB“”‘”‘ River at 'i qti'aits '
n ,_ HENRY W. GREGORY. ‘ is Eurvived by two sons.‘ “ .
STATE one I June lith. .Louis. She L
‘ , AN s'rs TO m5 1t ' Judge- 1 James Ends now. known as the “Ml" . . .
OONVENE IN MERIDEN The ladies of St Pew” German liionaire Hobo," and Louis How. cool BREM.EE\,\‘1.. London, March 5, 12:40 a. m.—~Tllc
a e Lutheran Church at South Nor-walk ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. litalist. destruction of th freightcrs by torpedoes in the Eng-
Conneitltciut Cfouncil of Natlonal As. met yesterday at me home 0‘ Fr“; District or Norwalll, as, Probate: _.___—-——-————-— lish Channel was witnessed by the captain of the Ameri- s ,
. so . . . , . . . . ‘ . . . .
gzzf'P'l'°"ch;-g-m1ztv ::°";1° ca on :n 33:23“ to Mut Bruschwein, Butler street. The at- Court, March 4' A' D" 1915' i COLORED manhunt“ ”51““ can ship (iillf nght, which arrlcd in the Wcscr Thursday i
. ie no oug yrup. ; or Go - "
Estate of Lizzie Galyas, late of Nor-i NEW YORK, March 5.~—Word has
walk. in said District, deceased. gbecn received trier; of ire degt‘b énm 185‘
gluing. F .I 0 A rs, man i s .
Ordered, That the Exocutors exhib itbe mugs colored “angel,“ Mrs.
it their Administration account totSmm‘ was 78 years old, In her car-
this Court ior adjustment, at theteer as an evangelist she traveled ov-
tendance was good, and Pastor Steup
called the gathering to order. Those
present were: Frau Hoffman, Sawter.
Pahlltzsch, Koenig, Groesllner, Rels,
morning, with a cargo of cotton, according to a story
printed in the Morgen Post. The captain is quoted by the
newspaper as saying the ships were attacked by a subma—
rinc. One of them is reported to have been loaded with
The Connecticut Council or the
National Association of 'Organists
'wl1l‘ hold its annual meeting at the
First Methodist Church, in Merlden.
TheNorwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
I No. Main St. 86, N orwalk.
EDISON’S ~0PINION
The doctor of the future will give no
‘ medicine. but will interest his patients
in the care of the human frame, the
. Spine, and in cause and prevention of
disease. Be wise, try Chiropractic.
STAMFORD ~ 80. NORWALK
9 to 5 7 to 8 pan.
next Monday evening. The ladies of
the church will serve a'turkey sup-
per'to the visitors at 6:30 o'clock,
and the election of oflicers will' be
held one hour later.
At 8:30 o'clock therewwlll be a
ishort organ recital at which the lol-
llowing organists will be heard:
than]: B. Tiernan, of the East Pearl
Street Methodist Church. New Ha-
Wherle, Schroeder, Englehard. Zipper-
le, Knippel, Stefan, Lunbllnowitz.
Zarges, Yoppa, Zoller. Hohn, Thorn-
ton. Miss Lena Briggerman, Miss Ger-
trude Drecher. Misses Anna and Lou-
isa Bruschweiu, Marta Yoppa, Frau
Schaub, of Branchville, and Pastor
Steup.
RAILROADS ASTER MORE MONEY
ven; Howard E, Brewer,'of the First
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.—A
Probate cities in Norwalk, on the 13th?
day of March, 1915, at 10 o‘clock tore-i
noon; and that all persons interested
in said Estate may :be notified there--
of, the Executors will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said District, at!
least five days before said 13th day}
of March, 1915. . l
HENRY w. GREGORY. i
1115 It Judge.
!HOW TO CLEAN 'PHOTOGRAPHS.
er the greater Nrt of this country,
attracted great congregations in Eng-
land and «pursued her evangelical
work over portions of Indiana and Al'-
rlca. She founded ln Chicago an or-
phanage to rchildrcn of her race.
_,_.___———-—-——___
In the Woman’s HomeCompanion
appears a department called The Ex-
change, in which readers present
practical suggestions which they have
Congregational Church. New Britain; . new campaign for increased payment
Frank C. Hill, of the First Baptist} for carrying the mails will be started
_:f'¢*—=m , developed out of their experiences as
~ (housekeepers. In this department a
rice and the other with coal. The captain, says the'
Morgen Post, asserted that he passed safely through the
mine fields by following directions issued by the Ger»
man Admiralty. .»
——
. PARIS, March 5. (rue a. m.—quons said to have
been connected atone time with the notorious Bonnot
bandit of automobile bandits are charged by the police, ac-
cording to this morning’s papers, with being responsible
for the authorship of a seditious pamphlet with the title,
"People, YouAre Being Dcceivcd,“ in which a plea is
made for the cause of Germany. Several arrests have
been made. 1 ‘
It is statctl that those taken into custody include Lor-
ulot. former editor of the newspaper Anarchy. and
Jeanne Benardi, a'fl'icl'ld of the anarchist bandit Carouy,
who committed suicide in his cell in the (Toncicrgerie
I’rispn after he had been sentenced to life 'lliiprisonmcnt
for his shar ill the sensational exploits of thc outlaw
gang. which was not broken up until a battle with the.
police at ('lloisy-lc-Ruy on .‘tpril .28. I9l2.
It is lind‘crsinvl that those under “spirit“: will hc tried
by court—martial at Marat-illzrs. 'l‘hc poliltt- arc maintain-
ing the strictest secrecy regarding the raw. ulltcll .ihc
iicwspniwrs tit-clun- is liltc‘y to haw iinrmrtant {nitrificat-
lliltis.
iTWO BRUSH “RES ! Massachusetts woman tells as 'tollows
AROUSE MILFORD how to"clean photographs:
‘— 1 “Photographs which have not been
Apparatus Called Out and but Blight‘ protected with glass and have become
' Damage Rolulu from Blazes. soiled either by dust or gy specks
MILFORD, March 5.—Mllford had may 'be Cleaned very easily by wiping
two brush tires Wednesday and the them oil u‘ith absorbent cotton damlr
members of the local chemical engine
ened with pure alcohol."
professor-Email has increased enormously with- company “a a busy afternoon and ~...-—.__..—-.——
‘Harrlngton of ‘ evening. At‘1:30 in the afternoon a
‘ Wesleyan. both grout additional payment. and that the, _ , , Bank Teller (politelyl—I'In 90"?"
3:311:23: iommllluiznozz 33:38:23 whom are expected to speak. WNW) Don has reduced, stores! mat- 3 (ma a" was discovered 3‘ the old madam. but 'I cannot cash your check.
p p ' ' ' The committee arranging for the?" add "'0‘!“-
! , id'M" "'k' Seattle, and awful“ You must bring some one to identity
allied til i. .
p ag m present Joint through convention is composed of Julius Er
Church, of Merlden, and Frank Treat by the Western Association of Short
Soutllwick. or the First Methodistlune Railroads. It was announced to
Church. Following the recital today. because 0f the failure of Con-
which the public Is invited, there will, grass to make such provision. The;
be Informal organ playing and 593.1!‘0865. whichyinclude lines Of ten to;
Jleral discussion for the members. ithreedllundred miles to poor revenue .
. The convention will be favored byg—DTO ucing territory throughout the:
mhgéflzvzgofiw :1 :2: ofifiz'eti Scott Brook. president of the na~l west, contend that the weight of the;
(was denied today by the interstate.“°“a‘ “mm” ““d
E. BAR'IHOL, D. C.
m Painless: Chiropractor, ..
68 Meadow Street, South Nor-walk. t
the evening the chemical was called
:to Devon, when a lane brash are no
blazing merrily. on the north I“. of
,tho railroad on the Oh" ”my.
,Mflter a short baht the names are
in) to the clam all the ion
inland to tour .
was extinguished. M ”a o’clock In Fair Customer Ilottilyi-Indood! I»
In the United States. The (bmmlulon,
the Connecticut council:
Point: out that since the United Statu‘ 2:2?" °r a
“"93 merely concurred In the ram, it ' '
could do nothln‘ except order them President—Julius E. Mumann. i
to desist from such concurrence. luv-i Vice-Presldont—nedortca 3' Hill. 3
In: the old combination of rates to s“”‘“’““‘“ 7"“ South“
and train border point: in ell-cl. The , wick. ,
Commission can the rates won lanai Turner—George 0. Marble. i
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