WEDNESDAY. Mach 1, 19x6 us: most
sour» NORWALK cove-non notion nguxo eel-«urn»; not: stoma; w“
' cws noumntoiia, common. put .y rum.
. , ' Speeds: is
l ' i“— 3 Stem int
‘Put Your Wu One of Prosperity. “‘ifi'teonen Tu" Seek to am" “I ““0“ TM! HO Cutler“ a Broken Le. 11 l '1
l . 7"" 0" TM 6"” I and landed to Est-s. Throat i . on 00'
8. I. Aller ls Again Named ‘ ‘_
1 ’or President. i ‘Goie‘rnor Marcus linoleum: sixuedi Lungs and Body. 1"“! 70 m ”It. “Inflow?“
extradition papers )&ll‘fdl) or the, Frederick Helmerich' 3 mm” Otl
" - _.i ~ t of the South . p
. ll .. x iii..il inee 111K removal of Frank Ranko and Met \H'B, Trumbull, h“ "‘5‘”qu a suit tor‘
.Nulu'atr. (‘ltib will be held in the M . . (‘h' 0 th - .
rs. Sou) Radio. to icaSO. n e 810 (Jim uamages in ”m CH“ Superior.
Waists Goods 1 S
For Spring and Summer Wear l
are now beltlfl shown in Paralegl
Oman. Galatess Voiles. Batiste.
Cm. Seersucker» Garbitrd'tnes. etc.
A complete assortment 0t .
WHlTE GOODS .
/ E. K. BANKS
Mlhlckemo Hotel Block. : .
Booth Norwalk.
$7. ——- — .
’ rooms. 'l‘uesdav evening. March 1, o .
. charges of the theft of 83.000 from court by his guard an J05? V A t t
, . . . . - ' . ' i ph Helm-
1910 .it _ otloth at uhith time and Fiona Demetro 0 (hello TN-y have erith “am“ the Ne“ \ork Xe“ Hm I I S rary otes ‘ en 10“
500 VOTES for every dollar invested in a Mattress
this week. Just think of it, a $15.0.) Mattress gives YOU
7.500—8300 Mattress, 1,500 votes.
Mattress From $3.00 to $25.00
Plait all [he olfltets for the GDSUWK been held by Ibe- police of letlord.
\tdl will be ilvtled 5) ““0‘ many They were taken bath to (hicsco 1‘ l lexing that be With painfully injured‘
. othet busine Sb pertinent to the HEM” night in (barge of “elrtlheb “Pl-Cher by being strut-it at the railroad cros+
One 520. is just as good as 0’ Mild ‘IUD ”emailed I’Y‘Ul’05?d and be Mart of the (‘ltlt'uxo 9011“" d*" in; on North avenue by a locomotive
1illlt’lidl;.t‘lii.~ to the llrllt‘ir‘r of arsucl- parllnenl. A daughter of tho Willa 9"vad b\ the defendant
on & Hanford Railroad company. al
NEW MARCH
'Victor Records
NOW ON SALE AT
'; ,pONNELLY'S
.. Vl‘CTROl.A PARLOR
16 South Main Street.
p—w ——.—. .._. _. _
luv NEWS
let. him Staph-lion [i.t:~'or of the St!
tNorMik Congregational ('lllll‘tll will
speak lillh iii'nfng at the oinngelistie
penin- in the Route ‘\'mwnll. Baptist
churt‘h
”only: in it (lllli nutli tl ti.llt‘.\ lo-
lvtiwii llii- \tilhalu .:llll ilH‘ l’ulnu-
l-tiult -- '1rtllit-lt‘r3. tint intuit M lit‘tiult‘d
[or Ia'l .igiil. llt‘l\\t‘t ll 1119- two leanh
nt h;- Xtitttalk allot» hud to be (any
CPIlt-‘li (lti 'llitthdii i‘\tfl|lll.‘. the
Bronson ks \iill phi) lllt‘ ,\'oru;ilk.~~ on
the iiitttiitii alley.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Women's Guild of Trinity
Episcopal church was held last night.
The regular report.- were read. One
new member was ruin-n into the ore
ranlzatlon Plans were further dis-
cussed com ning the (:ulld'i: part in
the entertainment to ht- glten on next
Tuesday niuht by the pariah.
The Stamford polite hau- in their
custody a man whom they believe in
John Ryan, who was arrested here by
Serve-nut ’l‘homae Hunt. and Officer
loretizo Adams some time ago on the.
charge, of piekpocketlnu, Polici- head-
quartere here“ were communicntmi
with this morning. and Sergeant Hunt
this «domain in Stamford shere
hil will ldeutli‘g the man providing be
lit Ryan
A (‘l‘lsh‘ of forty-five members were
. ,jnitintud last ni:ht :it a Sltl't'iul meet-
another. but one 320. suit is
not necessarily as good as
another.
If you happen to be an ex-
pert on cloth. on tailoring
and on style. you‘ll see itvhy
our $2.0. suit is better than
the usual suit at $20.
If vou're not an expert you'll
be safe to depend on us.
Your money hark here.
Rogers 8t Stevens
South Norwali.. Nt-rwalk.
I’lt‘lrill‘l‘lili|’>~ will ltllllL‘ll' he do
littfed .it thi lllt't-lllfi. of the Pynm (‘Illl
\ lt‘i‘illltl l‘.tti.l-\ ll‘.t'lill‘,' at tho
i‘ll>~l ill>llll" t‘tvititiit>,~itiiiel‘.~ \\‘ili 'tt-
11- -i tlii~ metirtii: ltotitine htmnen‘
ut‘l (‘l ‘m‘ lit-titre lhl‘ llleellnt
'l‘he Zunidtu: iti.~|‘et‘lor this morning
l~\llt‘t1 to tilt-n \\od a permit to build
:in addition. to lot 327.0. to the tin-l
t‘atneion house. 7 liil\\klll>‘ avenue.
There is to be it meeting of the Hill
side Homing Pigeon cltitya week from
this ('i‘llllllf. \londny at the home of
John (‘ulhighan Uld Saiixutut-k road.
A meeting of the board of till‘N'lUl‘h
of the \‘oruulh t'huinlier of t‘otnmetre
will lie held Monday evening. iii the
MW in the Town Aswmbly
Hall.
The lloard of llu-et-torx ol‘ the Fair-
field l‘ouuli l-‘urm llureau will hold a
meeting on the afternoon of Wednes
day. Marrh Nth. at the Suburban Chi"-
of Stamford at l'30.
A scarlet ft'H'l‘ quuriintim- one ['1'
moved _\'i‘~lt'r(lil_\'. from the home oi
.EllWHf‘tl VI. lions, .\’o. .3 Elizabeth St
South Norwalk. by Health ()tiicei Dr
William J. .’l‘r:it-ey
:tluu alt‘ up for consideration.
Wilfred litidu‘ill, \' > Jiil'\1b. t‘ H
l'tlilir. J E Stan-t, ll 1. Lowndes.
(”at I. Woodward and ii 1-‘ lEuh‘er
[lie l.tllllll.hllllg tuitiliilllee. have pres-
tllVJ the following ll>t of ballots:
i‘nsident vSamutl M Alli-r
\lt‘t‘il'lr‘sltlt‘lll ‘butplten s Jarvis
>ttltl.tl_\ and Tl'tdrlllt‘l lilbitt \'\'
In”.
lithitd til lhwttor: ‘dntllien (.‘tit
b. t iltl‘l} \\ .\l.ithti. iLIttn-t l-I lion
'10lt'i~. lowph ll 'l'tiltit. l l-.‘ Slztlvt
t'..:ii .l Pullman. John \l. Olin
‘ttl lllltl l'lw‘ ll ol‘t-at‘vr
t'.:init' \l .utnw ll Noltth. Hi-
.i..(' lttzihr l‘ H Qtiinluttl, il‘llrllt
l; "..>lt H l' iiJ‘l" ‘ltw l“ litit‘ll.
ll \‘ilit':. l.‘ S l..t'ltl'. l': l) Sili‘ill.
H ‘ Smith \ .\' 'l..i'll-l|lll and
i
\htllmM l'li:i~. II thl :11th titti
l' Fooli-
'1 ill‘ lttlltmili.‘ l‘tiuitl h fillilllllill‘t‘
hi the llc‘flrtllt'l'. :lllti l'lliii’l'lt'l
Miss Tina llanko. who is involved in
the ease. a; the result of rharges she
made against ilemetto. arcutumuted
her parents and the detetttl‘e: volun
larily.
The governor ill ‘I i~>tied a requist
‘tion on the gtiu‘l'nbl‘ til .\’en York for
John Snider. wanted in New .Hl'llalll
fot [hell of tlotliiug lll that (‘ily I few
days ago. Detective sergeant Mme!
llamotth, of New Britain uill go to
Alhaiil, N l' . with the retpimtion pup
er» Stitdi-i 15 being held. under the
name of John lt‘ider. by lllt‘ polite of
long Island City. l. l
SOUTHINGTON BANK TO LIQUI-
DATE.
Stll'l‘lllxfl'l‘UV. .\lnirh l—The
stockholders ol lllr bouilnngton Nu-
tionnl llztnh. hau- \Ulttl to liquidate
the bank and merge lllt' lillsitie» into
that lit a trust company It: be kno‘v\'n
an the Soulhlngton [Link and Trust
i‘otnpam Announvcnnut to this el-
lt‘t'l nus lllildt‘ alti-r thi- nit-cling by
Vive President William illilltlll of tho
bank
The niretinu had been tall-d for
lill‘ ptirpim- ol' “insult-ring the no
lit-rs ill llfiht‘k Illttnl ttl 4'» per cent.
in the Moi-h to (tl\t'r tltt .~hortage
ol :ipptouimatt-l) bitten ill the .m-
Receipts.
t‘neli to haul. In>l report. . SM": Chi
(‘rnTi ltotn ilillld'mllh it'tu-t
t‘..-h ilUlIl due.» , . , '_'.kill on
t‘ Mi 'lttlll ll‘ll'.tll1 Iooii: . ‘."il Ut'
t‘n‘h {mm H” other mun-w Stilt
' 51...;l’. iv".
Expenditures.
llt‘lll . ,. ., , ’9lltl oo
Jillllllll‘ . . . , '."_’\ oo
Limiting ..... ,. lL'IlL")
'-l‘vh°phoni . . ....... . till tttl
Fortune and pi intinu . ,. Silt!
Lutetlainlnt-nt . . , ... 531.53
l'i‘l‘lllilit'ille . . . . .‘ilMi
,:ll\lll'illlll‘ .. li‘ in
.\'t \\ t‘tlllllllllt'lll . .. ..~ 24 fill.
It‘t‘ . . ,. .. .... hilttil
lilllldltl loom >n|tplllh~ nntl ie»
ml” m2 4‘:
huillm: illit‘l i-xpensen
..... .3165
Sundry expenses .... . . . . . ,. 230 mi
i‘i.lh-t‘tot"< t-oniniihions . .. “ti?"
llulzint-o on httnd ............ 188.16‘
‘ .. ....
‘331355
The following is u tieniiled state
nienl ol the nu-nibetship of tho tluli
dotting the past vent:
Tomi tesident membership Feb
:’tI.l‘tl;'» ..."t~"
t
‘ states that he Will introduce the resov
t'tnlllln ot luv hitt- l‘.i,\lm-r lmlll.‘ K
t‘urlim
The bank had it tnpiuil stunt of
SltlttJllltI and that ol the trust com»
pany will he fifty lllltllq‘dntl dollars
luo shares of tilt't‘li of the bunk being
‘equnalent. it was stated to one of
the trust company. The change. it
“lie said, will protide for roveran
the shortage and will pr'ilultly lento
a small surplus.
Application for the chant; is to he
made soon and it in expected that the
,chunge “ill take place April lit or
'nbohl that date.
~...-~ ‘
eeustod’aesmurtons.
Congreuman Hill 8:73 He Will Intro
due: Them iniHouu.
(‘onxreutunn E. J. Hill, of Norwalk.
lutionit recently partied by the lune
bury (‘hauiber of t‘ommerce direetors
favoring pensions for civil service em-
:lO)’Q‘l~ into the house of representm
~ -. lives “in letter iii its lililOWS'
“Helmern-h claims [il’nl on February“
.151“. about T 4'. a in he na~ drit'
in; on North avenue and as hi droie
on the (roe mg a loumoliit tol‘ nit-'1.
with llh wagon throwing him to the
gtound lie nlifit‘l’t‘il a broken leg and
lllJUI‘lt‘> .1501“ the body, l‘al’r. throat
and hinge. through the l'Hlt'lt‘r-‘HBSS of
the defendaiit'~ aunts iti not giving .
warning of the appruat‘h of the loco
motive and bet-nose the defendant want
Negligent in not hating .i tiagtnnn at‘
iht‘ (rowing
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TALK JUDGE OFF His BENCH.
Wrinsllna Lawyers 'mpet Hts Honor
To Seek Brief Respite.
HARTFORD, March. 1.» Followin:
a violent tow iii the Polite t‘ouil to~
tla)’ between Attorney llenedirt M.
Holden and the Prosecuting Attorney.
Frauen ll Parker. the Judge of the
court. Edward L Steel, suddenly quit
the lit'llt'll paying he would return.
when the dt'llitltile hitd finished lilt‘lr
uproar A wholesale fruit dealer and;
liii~ employee “ere clturg -d with cruel-
ty lo aniuinls. and the rumpus begun:
(Ht‘l‘ the l'rowcutor‘ ubjetliuns Lu
Attorney Holden's question: There
Iris no limit to llll‘ pi-l'stmlllllt‘fi. and
Attorney Holden offered to hire .‘1
ball this afternoon to permit the Pros-
eeutor to talk himself out. After ll\'t‘
minutes absence the Judge returned“x
and though no contempt lillt‘e Were.
impoiied. the act-used was fined $7».
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‘ CAR BARN oE‘srRovsn. {
lililllllilM‘. t‘onn.. Mann l The}
tur born of the .\f.i.~.-uthu<etts North I
eastern Street Railway (‘onipany :ind
O‘Ullli' t'qlllpllltlll.\\"il.\' binned todtu ‘
The loss is about $50,000. ‘
fl-.- , I
if lllR IS llllllllllli J,
utt, USE sui iiii
J
Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Dorie!
so and Buutify Faded Heir. . i
That beautiful even shade of dark."
glossy hair can only be llld by brewing;
a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur'j
Your hair is your charm. it makes or}
mars your face. When it fades. turns;
gray. streaked and looks dry. wispyl
$1.15!]. 5.11. ‘3;
Sole agent for the lam Ostermoor Mattress. from
315.0010 823.50
The Il‘ip Van Willie I: luxe Mattress
the most wonderful and Sleep Praducing comfort giv-
ing mattress EVER MAKE. No tufls, no small piece
slipping at the end of the bed. but never- -the-le55 fold
up so a child can handle it.
See this Mattress. as ”33' guarantee, 60 nights
trial free. $25
R‘EED BABY CARRIAGES
$10.95 to $35.00
FOLDING GO CARTS
$3.95 .‘.. $18.00
SULKIES 98c to $10.00
Sole Agents For The famous
Iodery Kitchen Cabinet.
Sterling F umtture Co:
129-131 thlnalon Si.
PIONE 105
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH
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So. Norwalk. Conn
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“
Before you spend it cent on
your new ‘-rring clothes consult
the. great
Fashion Book
Spring
‘ I a 0 l
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in il' \‘orualk Aerie P t) F The ' M” M] “NH“ “Hum" 1"" -““” 9“ “I "I“ “l "‘"Hl’l M 50“” 0f "‘9 "I‘d ”than”, Just an .ipplitntlon or‘ \.\ PICtOI'la 5
. g ‘1'" ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' The amusement books were today ' bl two 0‘ 5.86 and Sulphur enhance m \. .
‘ Work was put on in lied Men's lltill. . p . 1. k ‘“~-l eighteenth containing the pream e . . . Renew
I. rereiu-tl til the ()lli(|‘ of the city t ll" . _' . l l f ‘ ha lu Chain-1 appearance it hundredlold
uptown. i” ” ""m ‘Irvd‘mm'l "‘“mwr in NH hill Tliev can be seen durinll \ . .ll . find reso ut unit 0 up n) ry " Don't bother to prepare the tonit; i
by ”H. “mm.” Folhnving ”1‘... on... H \ d: nd m \iond'tv “”1 “mm” .ll‘lllbl'ls nit-d ............ 2 . tier of Commerto and take pleasure in r 1 Patterns
lllt‘ltiu:~ the members adjourned to N .d“ n ( ' " ' H . \lt‘lllltt‘l‘fi I't'slutied it advising lllfll l “111 introduce "‘9 you can get rom tiny drug store .' 50 N
their rooms where, rel'reslimenlit and “mum“ MNlIlWI'S Nllr'lll‘llllt‘tl :: l'nutne in the house of retire-temameq “if“ “8"” 0' £3.”th Sage and Sul l -p H.\s'n10ny(.il°i5t’sditl
nit t‘i ment were onion-d. The -'.' .. .. ,, . . ’n i . . for reference to the committee on civil D ur ompoun ready to use. This ‘yc-irmkrmt c ,n-‘t
an it er .i ll . l .\e\l Tu sd -.\ lllLlIl the re m N .i t i can always be depended upon to bring “huh )0" “we’d“lrr“
regular business‘ meelln: of the Bag es rehearsal of ”u. linens Tribe 0‘ “Pd 1:: nerv ce . . mm ‘0“ {mm ‘0'"?!
'- ' . . v ’ -. f / -. ' ) W “ ”'\\ bt'llttr legislation 9‘ ”ll“ emu“ bark the “mural 0010f. tlchneoNnd to be in: lashicnt’ltle.
'h m "I luld ””3 “Hunt Men: dw‘m‘ mm" 0"“ “Wk "m" “ lustre of your hair and remove dnnd- t h .
' " " “ nevi Tuesday niuht the adoption dew 109i "‘1” “m be “I‘St‘d 'th ““51““ or not ' ruff st ml it lin d 1 iii if"; “i J! l on 2”"
\. ' ospcixanan nd'u
This morning the Charla of the re art-e will be (Innrerde At lit!" night's "l‘otul non-resident mpmbvhhwl . ill" not know. but Vie are flirting; hair P 8;. Powr‘ufiricm‘. ‘ou
3""? ticket “‘9 for ”A Serious Pre- tneclinu lwo'eautlidntt‘s were elected. February 21!, 1917. ........... 9 ,. busy Y0“? resolutions h0“m"'1\cr3body “B" “3.8"“ Sage and writrd'I“ “ “ -' -
’ . dimmnl." to he sir-tn at ttot't's Thea _...- \letnhel‘s imunmt 1 I b“ "term m ”‘9 committee Sulphur because it dnrkens so natur i ‘N‘ Ta‘ 0 no (it. nus this
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tre ne\l Monday night under the axis Uur 5......“- item-hall may, _\.,I A... _ ally and evenly that nobody can telli , “mp.
”“195 "r CW" Laurel» "- Of (‘.. and will hold an important meeting tonidht i A SHORT CHRISTMAS
"‘thrlstnias hay is only three hours
Court Laurel Huh. opened at the cm. in ”w ‘0“? mm)” M “.a“ street. _«\t- ‘ en a springs of so“ brush with it andl
-. -... , t Cesium: l
ford and llevlne &' Harlwiek's drug tet' u... pup-m...“ "1..“an a social time maul” member-slim _ “06 long in the Finnish Town of 1orned. dra raw ”“9 through the heir taking (the. (23%“ ‘57 . (:dfhmli 390k for 397mg
stores. The admnee ililll‘ was very will in. enjilypd. with gflnuiy' music. '~_ " mid a traveler. “l repent last Lhrtst» small strand at a "1110' by morning -— . AND USE
it has been appll id. You simply damp- i *‘iT Tilf‘ i
an
13’2“» ”‘1‘“ “55‘1”“ ”93'0"“ ll doubt lllllltiillli and refreshments formint: the - nuts there. At sunrise ] got up were
‘ ”11" Bill (‘f‘r‘s (if ””5 musical comedy. pl‘ORI‘fllll. A Ill" :lllelldllnt 0 hi N‘qllt‘sl ’"l" presents and [0 rend "1V 1‘lll'18l-
/ ‘ Reheareals. in which the finishing: M “. 1111“,"...“lm
3' touchm are being put on. are lieint: _.___.__
:100ndtitlt~ti by John W. Settlloy, who is “mm... find Him-M m, the will (,1-
“REAL ESTATE TRANGFERS. tho gray hair has disappeared. and
tn... “May“... 1....” Mm”. transfers offer another application it becomes
ti.i~..- been l't't'ol‘tit-ti m u..- oliit‘e or'm’“ """l "“0 "'3'“ "a“ “"9" mm" beautifully dark and appears glossy, t 16 SOUTH
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Town l‘lerk Herbert ll. Smith: ‘ p.01 through breakfast Exchange lustrous and abundant: ' lames Donnelly MAIN STREET.
. . . . . “”—_' l
15 Cents far each 11' the
have nun. be. I
Piclttti allleview Patients .I
t Wi l, ‘. S 1 ' ‘ . .
i'd'ml“: ' several of the cruel; hou‘lers ol‘ tln~ q] himl‘t' 1”“ to (’O‘m” ( i t
‘ ~ . t k "i I ' ' -
.—«~ "“ '.\'ot\\ ilk Tire at Rubber (0' teams. la" rand on Roton Hill. “8r. 1
'1 he 'I - will he a rehv anal of the inn H“... .1 . po'Hpnupnl. nt of mm, mm“ “1!"er A. Bi‘lllo el ale. Io Thel
.‘ .;.Eltttl emnedy A Seriom l’redicuutetll" “mph “my”. “hwmimi mr last night. (it'ttl‘ue H01011kis> Sons (‘otil|ian_\'. lot
. jhiid t‘ - thtn'ttl) Flit"( ltes "Bills" and at ”h. Not‘ttnlh Allele. Th...“ mum‘s and buildings. \\‘ootiward avt'nui‘.‘
. .3 “A l‘lnlslu as (‘,hlm~ ' held in the will he phnod otl “n“.z‘pr' in the near Foreclosure. i
.1 " romm "f H“ K “r 1 tonight 1“ 733" future. (‘aptain Stull‘,‘ team 1min: out ““H')’ J. Miller to llit-littrd lllnndi
éjg'l‘ht t ml of (human for "Bills'T—JLRL: for rpvpnup' ' land wife. lot. Marvin lleneh, War: ~ }
gonL;
Thai.’s All
liJaék- ""“l‘ V- “'i'iilt’ll .ll‘d 1000-". n —_ Bum-no lit-Mark :ind‘wife to Minniei i i
:.61titleritlx laWi‘t'l'. T, l“- Murphy; Em" lt‘.l:~t~.-or1h ‘.\'..ti-:-s. of New Cannon. “1 Knapp. one one, t‘ounly street. l i 1.10.1 l \P« ) \Vd‘ ' i
.. .i 1y. “MISS Vera llitlllOlH. and for “A “frosted leslerdfl)‘. will appear for War. l I k til .lg5\1'\l3 ..
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5'5 lollrl‘ll'fs 9'1”"? 3 ‘JOO- .lamcs 3"“ trial Saturday. at which hearing be Minnie W. luntpp to mug...” pp,l 1 \l
2110“" 1"“ ””37“ l‘ “5'9 DOHY- .-\1 will answer to four counts .sellittg li- Mark and wife. one titre. old Hostonl ' l
3% ice F01”; Gldgli'S. NH”? F SCUM-‘5 qttor “illiout .i litense his reputation. turnpike War 1 1 i
if'l‘he tWelte loutl lieutenantd are ad- ' | . , i
l l l h. “3“”‘11 0“ 3mm“? and “91"“ '0 3: Louis S. Beets m Cherie-t A. w-,ut Harris & GanS !‘ J i *1
#:nionislwd to it in the r paces. ast is minor Attorney Leo Davis is prose- :tera lot and btiildin a. l’ t (“I R\a1B . ,.
£5: the final. exception of the full dress outing the (.359 “we“ furnished nue. War it u mun atr'o. Water St., So Nomalk e eglan — ‘1
“1393"“ . ‘ bonds and “as set at liberty. l ' \ ' CL‘ 61‘ J 0J6.” fl! .' -‘
$2! _ > ’_ __>~__ ‘ I (‘hrlntian Swurtz to (‘atlo Volume," a lam m ance-
fightiildlng lot. Woodward avenue War. “—fi 4
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Herman Quitlner to Joseph Disesa New Home After 70 Y .” .\ -Jl
“I! ~!
Geo W... Welsh’ 3 Sons
W18“ .
annowloenpedintbeNewAstoI-HouuBullding
213Broadway, New York
, . opens-undr- MI .
' Camus-own. Hudson Talia. Ind... Elma-am
lath-senate mmodlomqmrtmmoordidlyin the total
earning: ndMlx-eleetedemkof K you M
i r.
, .i. .
.. an. MifimA;__mhuz.
'7 , Hegeleln. lot and' buildings. Wood?
bee. building lot, Myrtle avenue. War
the 1st of Mare-l} a ‘ . I “m" W“ '
according to the reports of Town
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3' .tliree pieces of land and buildings.
ALI MON E Y iWood street. War.
ward avenue. War. ‘
deposited before Saturday
Elbert s. Adams to Charles A. Bou-
The .real estate business in Nor
Clerk Smith. but things are begin
Anna N. Woodward to Henry A.
Edward Cliasmar to Jennie A. Byx
Noon will drawunterest from 1
ton and wife, lot and buildings. East
wall: has not been very brink of late.
pin: to brighten somewhat. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler