' 7 MESDAU, APRILao, 191$
THE scum NORWALK EVENING assumes
“wants!
Classified “Ads.”———To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
and
CAPE. TOWN, Union of
Inanshop, the most important
face or Caps, Double Price.
Lnssrriso Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
WANTED. To LET.
FOR SALE.
WANTED—SITUATION BY Mil)-l TO LET~FIVE ROOMS, GOOD LO
die aged woman as cook by day, week 1cation. F. H0171), No. 35 Cove stree
or month. No obection to going to East Norwaik.
country. References. 50 Connecticut TO LET—SECOND FLOOR. 6;
avenue. 520 3t rooms, 91 South Main street. Rent
I$16. Mrs. S. A Youngs,
WANTED—“'OMAN TO GO OUT nue East Norwalk
thy the day washing and ironing Is a}
good Iaundress. Inquire Laundress, Clo,
Sentinel office. 1120 It 'street, South INorwalk.
I, iEnquire F. D. Lawton,
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL fMain street,
house work. Enquire evenings. Mrs '3
F l.Bu1neIl,6'1' South Main strett
2120 ‘I. street. 3 rooms with part im-e-prov
Emeutsr 4 Cove avenue, M. JOSSIOVSK\’.I ‘
819 tr]
TO LET—SIX ROOMS,
Rent
all) 3tj
*OHAUFFEUR—oll, ”W,HITE” DE- 1
sires position, can do all repairs on all ——
curs. Joseph Balls, 74 Lexington ave l
nu‘é, South Norwalk, Conn. 9.19 3i'
lMain street.
WANTED—~AT oxcs, s'rnouol
young man to dig garden and help.
around, 8 to 6, $9.00 week. Phone 39,
IDarien, or address Box 473, Darien,
1101111. me 31'
TO RENT—0 ROOMS ALL IMH
pro1ements, 45 Fairfield avenue. En-
lquhe 110051111, 47 Fairfleld av.enue
WANTED«-»COMPETENT GIRLI To LET — WEST AVENUE, 10
for general house work. Apply Mrs. ’rooms and 2 baths. Also 7 rooms and
(F. A. VanBuren, 58 Franklin avenue,
INorwalk. a 19-3t
K. F. W. care Sentinel a1? 3t.
To LET-~3-4-5 AND 6 ROOM APART-
ments. Improvements. Centrally lo-
cated. Rent reasonable, From $6 'up.
Inquire 76 Washington street. a1? 3t
WANTED—A RELIABLE PARTY
an American, wishes position to care
for lawn, garden and can milk or care
for horse and poultry, Address, 41
Taylor avenue, South Norwalk Conn.
1119 tit.
T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
provements, 85 Woodward avenue. Al-
WANTED—TWO RELIABLE
may so store, 70 North Main street. in-
with security, for junk wag on. Call quire‘Unitcd Grocery C0» 01' W. 3’3»
:11'111. Effron C0,, 1110., East Norwallt. Wilcox United Bank building 6
1117 31 room cottage with all imprmements,
21 Lincoln avenue 112 If
WANTED——S'I‘UDENTS TO LEARN
the Isaac Pittman shorthand and
Iypewriling. Private tuition by certi-
fied New York teacher. Time—as de
sired. Ter1ns—~reasonnble. Address C.
IL. 8., care Sentinel. at? St
To LET — TWO LOFTS 1N
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 sounre
feet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service, suitable for light
manufacturing. will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars, In
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. 24 It
To LET—FROM APRIL 15TH. 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements, 62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
m24 tt
MISCELLANEOUS.
AUCTION SALE—ENTIRE STOCK.
[Dana's Harness Store, continued to‘
inorrow (Wednesday) at 9:30 a. 111.
s20 1t
“TOMMY’S. WIFE”wAIlE YOIT
going? Time is short, tickets sl1ort-~
er. Ito not fail to see the witty lit-
tle play full of interesting situations,
and enjoy the dancing afterwards.
1120 '11
TO, LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street. Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 60.
I
SALESMAN'S SIDE LINE—.erl
require live men to push our polishes,
etc, as a side line on a good com
mission. Call or write to Clark's
Supply 00.. South No1waik, Conn.
{120 3t
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 07 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5_ . 1130 t!
.‘
-— WAISTS ——
ALL KINDS OF LADIES' STRAW
hats cleaned and reblocked, also men's
pott hats rebleached and retrimmed
{with latest bow. Price reasonable.
-‘Jchn Redway,‘ 59 Water street, corner
TUB SILK .WAISTS IN
Maviland. 1119 lm
~PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING; TAILORED STYLES. IN
decorating. Painter's supplies; wall
paper. upsto-date styles, lowest prices. _COMBINATIONS AN D
' Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. 111 11110
STRIPES
’1198
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
erul contractor. Estimates given (in
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
moneyf Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
11110111011 .1. l. Mallette
Friday, April 23,1915, 10.11 111., at
, 'Nyary's Hotel Yards, Connecticutand
(ljaylor avenue, South Norwalk, Conn.
20 horses that have been working
on the state road the past winter.‘
.They range in weight from 1,000 to
1,400 lbs. inpairs and singles. All
are in “good working condition and
are ready for immediate use.‘
' 20 horses and mares, Consigned by
serious owners from South Norwalk
"r---—-—-—}
~ SMOKE .
EL 1101-1111
QPERIECI CIGARS
1 bath. Heat andhot water supplied.I
129 “1
t eggs for hatching Prize stock. Also
1119 St, Iekin 11qu eggs. Phone: .51— —5.
241 East are purchasing automobile truck, we will
319 an offer for sale four good work horses,f
171 South 1 —»——-.-—_.._..
l TO LET—ROOMS, 4‘ V‘I‘N ZANT‘antique Davenport sofa.
TO LET—‘4 ROOMS AT 4 CLAY ST- bargains 31'. acres, mile depot. $2,400.
Apply T. H. Canty & Co. 17-19 South 3 acres, mile "0119‘ 33 .250 11 acres,‘
817 3I‘h1oc11 trolley, some n 3 Hull. South
i Norwalk.
| Files cheap Can be seen at Vaast Gar I
all) tit". “age
m phone 14—12.
l
ierly by highway and Westerly by land
now or formally of Sands Selleck. ~-
‘THE SOUTH ‘NORWALK TRUST (:0
FOR SALE—~BIIFF IORP'IVGTON
1120 ll
give 0111."
FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF} '
FOR SALE—LARGE REED BABY
an incident might occur on the
marriage with hood, “cheap." Also
Call morn-
ings. 16 Rowan street, East Nor- neutrality,
w alk. “1:120 31
‘7'
FOR SALE—LOOK AT THESEt
a20 3t
——.—.
.FOR SALE-1914 FORD RUN ABOUT
COUNSEL Illll BARNES
MAKES A Sllllthlll
(Continued From First Page.)
1117 3i.
FOR SALE—FINE JERSEY HEIF-
or with calf, very gentle, gives rich _....__ l
milk. For quick sale will take 555. I11-lpectcd to Prove that Col. Roosevelt
quire Wilbur Olmstead, Wilton. Tole-,for many years exhibited malice to-
a17 3tlwa1d Mr. Barnes in his Wiittcn and'
Ht’lbtll statement.
FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TO: ,Mt'lllbt‘lS of the jury. which was?
see the line of Auburn cars before completed yesterday, were permitted
you buy. Fours and aims. Runabouts 3,10 spend the 1111.111 at their homes.
and touring, ”075 ‘0 $2100“ 0119 51 Col. Roosevelt arrived at the court
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. Unethouse some time before Mr. Bnrnc
Maxwell runabout, 800d “9 nen‘. G~ The crowd seeking admittance cheer-
Pt, White, "3"" 113 Washington St" ed him as he blighted from 1111 auto-
South Norwallt, Conn. Phono ”40' mobile, and the (‘olonel waved It i'c—‘
llouse 1111011512701 "‘2‘ “7 ply with his hot. Mr. 5111-11.... was
—~» w zInto ,and the court decided not to,1
LOOK! 'wult 111-.- 111111.
I Mr. lvius, chief counsel for the
I share profits “‘1‘ You by giving plaintiff, begun his statement the"
You the lowest prices 0" 15 years guar- pluinlni, to the lurors the identity of
anteed tin made into lenders. hand
made, painted Inside, tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
‘HENRYLA. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St.
l
I
the primipuls.
"The plaintiff." he said. “Is William ;
11nd
ivins ‘
Elliil‘llt‘t, of Album, and the defendunt
is 'I‘hcodott Rooamcll, of the limited
Phone 1106.12 States ..
‘ itlr. l\lll:i then explained libel
the law pertaining thereto. Mr.
[[BM, NUIIBES then continued in part, as follows:
"We must consider the occasion
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE 0l11 of which the alleged libelous mat.-
Uunder and pursuant to an order of “if arose The occasion “1” others
the Court of Probate for the District dent to the primary elections in this
of Norwalk, authorizing it thereunm state last full. The defendant,wh1ie
the subsc1iber hereby otters for 511111 1111 he was 11 member of the Assembh in
such right, title and interest as George the early 80's ,establlshed 11 1"cDUUl
Richards, lute of Norwalk in said [115- ,tion as a nauthor. lie at that time
trict, (leceased. had at the time of his had begun to make himself 11 Actor
death, in and tothe following descrlb- in public affairs. Ht- had more i11-
ed renl estateNo w:lt :Iiuence than any single nowspnpm,
All that certain tract of 1111111 mo and he gradually became the greatest
the buildings thereon. located at Ito factor in American politics. Now Mr.
wavton in said town of Norw.nlk con Barnes and (olonel Roosevelt were
.taining one- eight of an acre. more or both trained at llaivard College. Mr. .
less, bounded Northerly and ERStETU'Barnes having been graduated about
1’“ land of the New "Mk New Haven eight years 11ftci t‘ol. Roosevelt.‘
& Hartford Railroad Company; South- While Mr. Ivins was speaking Mr.
Barnes arrived in court. and 109k 11 3
seat at the table occupied by" his
counsel. '1 ‘.
"The Interests of the principals in
this action begin to divulge," Mr
Ivlns said, “during the gubernatoria‘
campaign of 1910. In that campaign
For particulars and terms, apply to
Administrator.
11 controversy arose ovei Twho
PHILIP MAZZUCCO would control the convention. Col-
North Taylor Ave, So. Nor-walk Roosevelt was the victor. and .
obtained control of the Republican
Party. The Republican Party fitiledll
at {he election. howfer, and Ethe;
Democratic Party has been in pgtwer'i
in this state from then until "Ethis‘
year. ,
“In 1912, ” Mr. lvins continued, “th. '
defendant left the party and theiiijde- I
tails of the great campaign betfieen:
Col. Roosevelt, Mr. Wilson and .fer.
Taft, are well known to you. how.
to show you how many people’rtfiad
CONTRACTOR.
Stone. Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side
walks, Color Dlgglng.
Telephone 1217-2
_11111 1111111311111I
SPRING
FASHIONS
Suits, Gloves, Waists, “Cor—
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confidence in Col. Roosevelot, ‘re
SCIS and Underwear. than four million voters also lef L
Attractice Models. Mo'clcr— party with him” {‘3
ate Prices. - The plaintifi. said Mr. Ivins,’ in-I
tended to produce evidence here to
show that Col. Roosevelt held malice
' .toward M1. Barnes by. showing "atl
libellous Statements weie isaue
_ 11. 111111 1.0111 1111
56 North Main St 111
and vicinity that are being sold for
.varIous' reasons which will be stated
day of sale. One black mare, 8 years
old weighs 1,500 his, heavy in foal.
{Bottom dampers, double and single
harness, farm and express wagons,
buggies and surreys.
Consignments solicited. Trial allow-
lowed on all horses wa..rranted Sale
rain or shine. .
ATALLGOOD STORES
__J..-...,._.
“mu..-“m...“
KUNLBRQWN FIGHT OFF, ,
"The Kano-Brown light, scheduled 101"
7,111.91: night. in the Stamford armory
win; bailed off. due It Is said to a min-1
(understanding concerning the permit.
a
11111111211115“ -
.mmnoron. ,
Estimates cheerfully ~fumlshed .
“*8 Wood St, , . St). Norwalk.
‘ Prtoup lass. _ '
flat the fountain or in boxes to
him over a period covering’se‘
years. '
Mr. Ivins then went Into an sit a
nation of the last gubernatorial chinE
paign and read the statement upon
which this suit ,is based He then
.GOO‘D HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain IS healthful 111 every in-
gredient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be-
coming famous. .I-Iave you tried
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream served
take home. Try our Soda and
convince yourself that it is the
111251111 town,
Thehlorwalk Drug Co. _
H- A. MEAD. .Mgr. ,
‘1 No. Main St. So.l,Nomslk.I
‘1»?
RUSSIAN FLEET CREDITED WITH DESTROYING
TWO TURKISH TORPEDO BOATS.
Africa next to Windhoek, tlicczipital.
Iailroad junction and fines General P1011121. tht Boer leader,
command of the railroad to \\111dhocl<.
no othtr power at present threatens Switzerland, he said
(continued:
I or are
gplaintih’ has
[couit
H. LYNGE. Pr’op.
(Continued from First Page.)
South Africa. April 20.—
Forces of tlicl’nion of South Africa have occupied cht-
town 111 German Southwest
It is an important »
PARIS, April 20. via London,
\\'ar ()fficc this afternoon gave out a report on the proc-
rcss of hostilities which reads as follows:
“Thcre have been particularly
changes in thc rcgion of Soissons and in the sectors of
Rhcims in thc Argonncs; otherwise there is no news
2 p. 111.-—~—'l'he French
spirited artillery ex
to
M—
RUME, April 19, 8:30 p, 111
5:40 a. 111.—L'lricl1 Wille, commander of the Swiss army,
via Paris. April 21),
weighing hom 1,250 to 1,450 Ib5..
4 CROSS Brower & Malone Feed (‘c., Main St, is quoted in an interview in the Trihuna. as declaring his
$13.00. 3011131“- 320 3H countiys‘ military forces must he kept mobilized. Although
frontier at any time which
would compel the Swiss to enforce their rights and limit
After describing the military organization of Swizcr-
land, Col. Wille closed the interview by saying:
“Supposing as a mere hypothesis that any one wished
to violate our neutrality, they first must crush us.”
{It
“Are the allegations true.
they not? if
no
If the allegations
111 this connection I beheve
no privilege to defame any man."
lSUFFRAGAN BISHOP IN CONNEC-
TICUT DIOCESE.
One II Wanted by Rt. Rev. Chauncey
B. Brewster
At the next convention of the Epis
l cops] Diocese of Connecticut. RI 11611.
Chauncey B. Brewster. the bishop, will
ask for the assistance of a suit'ragan
bishop. Writing in the' Connecticut
Churchman," he suyzs
"Our diocesan situation It has been
; my endeavor consl Icntiously to study
“Efrem all stundpoints.
' careful and earnest thought. is to con-
The result of
firm the in my conviction that the
' diocese should elect a suffragan bishops
I am confident, men 01',
There are,
the first class in caliber and equip-
111ent,11ho would accept that opportiv
11in of su'vlte to the church, it elected
thereto, Accordingly, lunnounce my
intention. God willing. to ask at. the
‘ next convention of the diocese for the,
assistance of :1 suffragan bishop.
ENDORSE THE JITNEYS.
The .mrwuik Chamber of t" onmicrcc;
yestelduv voted 11 resolution at the‘
meeting 01 the executive committee
and some of the directors giving en-
dorsement to the “jitney”
transportation.
hearing today to oppose the proposed
bill, which, it is understood, puiposes!
to stifle competition against the Con-
necticut Company. The belief is ex-
pressed in _the resolution adopted that
comhetitlbn would have a tendency to
greatly imprme the trolley service
“#3:..—
u...»—
Real Estate Owners’ Meeting
There will be a meeting of real as
tate owners of the first district in the,
.Town Assembly Mail on Wall Street,
:Thursday evening. «April 22nd, at 8
o’,clock fo1 the purpose of hearing re-
port of committee and effecting a per
manent Organization. Eve 1body inter
ested in taxation should at end «this
meeting and become a member.
JOHN T. HAYES
Temporary Chairman
YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS UOUR
SPINE.
E1en back as far as Caesar's time
this saying was used. In later years,
men substituted for it, " 'A man’s just
as old as he feels. "
Taking the two. and combining the
meaning, we have the true expression,
'and Chiropractic interpretation, A
MAN'S JUST As OLD AS HIS SPINE
ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL.
sn. NORWALII
7 to 8 p.n1.
"I‘AMFORD
. it to :1
.1 E. BARTHOL, DAG.
V Painless Chiropractor,
83 Meadow Street. South Nor-walk.
ll. 11111111; 811111111 dyeing 81 Cleaning Co
------ BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known as Brldgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co.
Silk: Drones. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtalno Cleaned.
Telephone .4785. . ,
they are, thei
standing in this,
are false;
then it is the duty of you gentlemen ‘
ito pass upon the question of dam-
gages.
the court will instruct that there is
method of\
It, Was further voted'2
that Attorney Leo Davis. counsel ol‘
the organization, attend the legislatite Barnes in Westport
293 State 81., Bridgeport 4, ‘
EXTRA SPECIALS
A. & P. Flour a Barrel $7.85
Pillsbury Flour 3 Barrel $8.25
. Best Butler 11 Pound 33c"
’ Pure Lard ” ” . lie
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA CO.
124 Washington St. Free Delivery. ' Telephone 9°95
FOR SALE
Hupmobile Runabout,
Inquire al
Th 2 Royal James [1111
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'The A. 1. can... Co.
Funeral Directors and 11111111111111
Complete House Furnishers
12—18 No. Main St. Teiephone 747. So. Norwalk,Con11. .
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Furniture that Represents the Outmost
in Quahty and Values.
0111 show of FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, MAT-i
TINGS, OIL CLOTH’S, LINOLEUMS and everything else
11ccdcd to furnish thc'home has never been more complete. '
Style. Finish. Design and \V‘orkmanship the best.
REASONABLY PRICED.
A. J. Collins (lemony
I
:home is improving.
er5. Provout,
lbeth, N. J.
WESTON l
MMWJ
is
Her daughter. "
has returned to Eliza‘
Mr 111111 11115 11111014 Burritt, who.
3111.. married on Apiil 10, are resid~
jing at the home of Mr. Buiiitt's par.
'rcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick But
.ritt on Prospect street, Norfleldm
Mrs. Aurelius (Ihlotto visiting
South Norwulk friends. 1
On next Sabbath the pulpit of Wi
ton Church will occupied by the Rev.
Royal A. Stout, pastor of the South.
Yonkers Presbyterian Church, You;
ers, Mr. Stout'will preach at 11.111:
morning and evening services. '
Rev. Mr. Berry will preach
South Yonkers pulpit in exchange.
with Mr. Stout.
Mrs. Mary A. Perry ,is recovering
from a few days illness.
Mr. and MIS. Charles Corsa have
lreturned from several (lIIVS' visit in
New \ork.
l Charles llalf and family of thc
lWe‘st Side have left town to reside
lin New York. ~ .._.- ....
A new sign will this week he placed.
on the front of the Wilton Congrega-
tional Chart-.11 This sign is the gift. of
Mr. Eckland and Son, and thanks and
appreciation are gratefully acknowl-
edged for this thoughtful gift. For the
new bulletin board recently placed 111.
the hall of the church, the church in ‘
indebted to the kindness of Mr. and ‘
Mrs. Taylor. All that is 11011 needed
115 a new carpet as well as new memv
ibers, and we are looking forward t1}
1 \liss Ml'ny 00101 has returned to
Iolli111.iiie IIIeI a \isit with Lowei
I’.11ish relatives.
Miss May Morrison spent over-
Sunday in llnnbury and Miss Ethel
Mr. and Mrs; Burton P. Merwln of
the bust Side are tntcrtuining ro-
lwitives from Milford.
W sowing both bciorcy very long.
Miss 1111111191 Morris 111111 Miss 131-; ”_w ‘ V_
Ian Smith Pf Milford are visiting; 0301151110 pm crumble entertain—
friends at ”19 E‘lSt Side. annts gitcn h}. the Nmfield Improvtk
, lrnoni Ami... ion, was the Whisk
1111: and Mrs. S. I). 1115111917 01195,,” hum 1,;.z_«.~.— mmng, at 1113;
,F‘airflcld, 13‘1““ been $41193” 0f M“ firesidenoe ot’ 1111.1111111111'5 Charles
’snd MI'S- 3“ Wake-mun. IBenodict nf Norileld street?” A largo
number from this and near- -l)y townie.
Joseph How” of Newtown, has lspentc . most agreeable evening "
been 1n town, for “ shorb ”S“ mmlfewhandsoneuuses being distributed
his brother, Frank llo1car lie the winner“ (2f thc games. The nex
' , ientertainnient to be giyen by the “as.
MI" and Mrs Joseph Beaudrv of socialibn .will be the “Guessing A
Bloomville, N' Y" are spending a fewlvertisement,’ contest, followed ”by
days With friends in town dancing in the town hall on the p ,
o—‘I—d o 0 ~ _
The Misses Treadwell were week- “mg or April "0m" ’
\cnd vigitors with their parents, Mr. i
and Mrs. '1‘. WJreadwcll. ‘
The Missibn Band of the ,WII
l ()ongergational Church will hold
H. b. Trowbridge has returned to 1"AP’°B and food 3319-" Wlfll after
West Ikdwny, Mass. aftei a short 1 ‘93 at the hpme 0’ Mrs. Jane M
visit with Weston friends on Friday afternoon, April 9, from
\ -.,.._. i6 o '.clock It is earnestly desi,
Mrs. Milo Osboin, of noddingr has ' eyeryone, and this Fang}, y):
spent. se1e1al 111111.: with her mother, .help in this undertak ng. e 11
Mrs. 111. 13. Wheeler :11 Valley Forg e. 0’ the sale is to raise the am
‘ , Inecessary for the scholarship
'Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrew’s, {Wilton Church through the
have been hvcrdiig t’ht. guests of their iBund is interested
‘ ‘ «Africa. and F00 Chow,
' . n I , i 1
grildgigaorfndrewa and f miy IMower thirty years these: scholar
have been under our care. P11 ,
the date and place in youi dale
and plan to spend a very pie
afternoon on the 291b, Friday.
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200 WYANDO’TTES STOLEN FR
, JUDGE J. H. WEBB.
NEW HAVEN, April 20. ”Two
dred White Wyandottes, many of
prize hens, were stolen from th
9: Judge James 1H. Webb. at.
___.
G. F Sherwood spent. thb week- end'
at his Biddle}. street residence. Mr.
Sherwood has recently purchased at
new automobile. l
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Williams!
were weekend visitors with their
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Ruby of 34 01'-
chard street, Norwalk.
. . :"’ M , ‘ Th ; t
Mrs". R. D. Berrell is making ex Glen, Saturday nlgl‘lfk Dime”
tensive improvements to the house thieves 30" away, 11 p
ere so hot on the 111.11 th
ua'ty voiced roosters and 111111
dozen chicks had to be abando
were safely returned to the
l coups last evening.
and property at the East. Side, which W
she recently- purchased.
Mrs Harriet Coley who has been
seriously ill at her Lyon’s Plain
Norwalk Chronicler