. y“ disease It the Faulty is the Early
m If the Em. Thieves lsltsul
‘ . Ill- use. an venue—sauna
”We-sh :- seem vases;
in. mum of the household of
Charles B. Adams. 0! No. 4 Grove
use». were the victims of burglars,
last night, between 7 and 8:30 o‘clock.
A‘s‘suallsectioncf spans of glass in
. the rear window of the kitchen was
' broken out just above the fastener.
, which was easily turned and the win-
dow raised. giving the burglars a means
of entrance. In going out the rear door
was. unlocked. A lamp was lighted
audio“ burning when the visitors do.
parted. Every room in the house was
‘ inspected. The contents of the upstairs
rooms we... scattered all over the 11m,
and things left in the greatest disorder.
lira. Adams lost about $36 and Miss.
Btflha M. Adams $7.50. the pocket-
book containing the money being torn
openand left on the floor. Three gold
tingsmue of them Mrs. Adams’ wed-
ding ring. and half a dozen scarf
pins. belonging to the ladies, 'were
also taken. A gold watch. chain
and charm, the property of John Rem.
son. Mrs. Adams‘ fat cr,is also missing.
An attempt was in e to open Mr.
Adanis’ secretary in the library. but it
didnot meet with success. A satchel,
containing papers relating to the United
American Mechanics. of which order
Mr. Adams isolate secretary. Was cut
open and the contents strewn about, but
none of them is missed. Some small arti-
cles belonging to Clifford Adams were
ralsotaken.
Miss Adams and Miss Edythe S.
Baton, of We renter; who‘ll:
compacted her home. were the first ones
to discover the burglary. They went
over the house, but not finding anyone
on the premises, they notified James
Paul. two dome below. He visited
the house. and afterward went to police
headquarters and notified Captain of
1 Police Gladstone. He sent Oliicor Pen
nington down to investigate. Mr. and
Mrs. Adams were at the song service
“in Hoyt’s Theatre.
.1”
Ian, Were Turned Away.
Many were tprned away from Hoyt' s
Theatre,last n1ght. unable to gain ad-
mittance to the illustrated service con
ducted by John H. Jackson. The soloist
oftheevening was Fred J. Force. wh..
sang "When He shall 'Say Well Done,”
"The Ninety and bliuc" and "Easter
Eve." MnJacksea'T‘d‘anghter recited
”The Miner's Child " Otherwise the
programme. as it was printed in the
sentinel. Saturday, wt» carried out all
to the delight of the large audience
Thelsntern was‘operated by James E
mum The collection was larger
than it has ever been before.
If. Moss's lace Item tissue.
Captain William Crmsman. of Rent
a Zelda's market. has handed to The
Bentlnel his list at snow storms during
the past season. They Were as follow:
November 29. first snow. four inches.
December ill. twelve inches; lhiwmher
mailman: 7. M. 00.22.21.117. 98:
We. ”.00; March 1. ii. and 11
On January 98th the snow fall to c
daptltotfourteen inches. '
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m is a Me's an?”
A woman who was scrabble: the door
of G. A. M‘s barber shop in Wall
met. this morning. discerned that s
euthanasia: to Charles Franks. haug-
dagans hook to a mom. was on
live. The deem were quickly eatin-
ssd no damage was done to the
”swimsuits thereto mules
_ la Day street. meal
MM «teamed yesterday at—
Why the Math Boswell: can».
the nauseous tenets.
cousin 1”"
when“! a «1 Mil
MW it was worth over
amusement.
IIIIUIIIIIMM
auddhturbingthe'peaee. They tried
hadhutonecourseto pursue.und that
was to arrest him.
When they attornpted to take him to
the Smith Incarnation-house Haulen
showed fight. during which he was
knocked insensible by a blow from
Officer llmhonsc's club. The once:
avoided using his club until Hanlcn
attemptedtokick him. He then struck
Hanlon twice onthe topof his bed.
rendering him unconscious. He was
placed in Bailwisu 1% King's delivery
wagonandtaken to the statien~house.
where he regained consciousness in a
few minutes.
The arrest caused considerable excite.
meat, and a crowd followed the officers
and prisoner to the lockup. 1
Bunion was before Judge Hubbcll
shortlybefore noon today. Howaslin-
ed $50 and seatenwd to fifteen days in
jail for resistance. Inofor intoxication
and 1251.1: breach of'thc peace. from
which decision he took an appeal to the
higher court. andw'as placed under :1
bonds of .300, furnished by Patrick
Hanion.
II“ “I“ SECURED.
Captain Wilson» leads] with Success In Or-
ganizing I ”Company. ”1
Captain A. J. Wilcoxaon says his ef-
fortsgto organize a company to take the
place of Company D when it is disband-
ed, which will probably be in a little
more than a month. are meeting with
good success. A large number of names
of very desirable young men have been
secured, and the company promises to
be one of the best in characterand disci-
pline in the~ Connecticut National
Guard. -
The military law requires that all of
the equipments of the present company
beseutback- to the state arsenalin
Hartford betcha a new 009m can
slim “we”
It' is 1ntcnded.wkeu the new company
is ready for service. to hold an informal
reception.
All young men who are desirious of
becoming members of the company
honld communicate with Captain Wil.
coxsou, who has the paper of organiza-
tion in hand.
VIOLATED THE LICENSE ll"
destauralenr lobe Filsisger Arrested lav Sell-
out intoxicating llqsev.
John Filsiuger’a restaurant in North
Main stmet was vistml by the South
Nor-walk police. Sunday morning at 2
o'clock. and the proprietor was placed
under arrest. charged with violation of
the license law. He is accused of scll~
ing intoxicating liquors without first
having obtained the requisite permission
from the County Commissioners.
The otllcers found in the place charm!
of elder, forty-two bottles of lager beer
and a ilve~gallon domijohu of wine
lire. Fllsiuger gave security for bar has-
band's appearance for trial in the Tom
Court.
Mr. Filsinger claimed he only sold the
elder by thegsllou. but when Mrs. Fil-
ulnger arrived also admitted it was for
the use of the boar-let's.
Mr. Filsiuger pleaded guilty this
morning before Judge Font in the
Town Court and was fined ”0 and
costs. mounting in all to who til)
Iv. Mess! 0m 111st 11.11.... Its"
l'l Know. the populurmillluerofsoutb
Namath. has opened another cloak and
milliaery store. this one at Holyoke
line. Mr. Erieaer also has s store in
Bridgeport. located at Mt and has Maia
street. Buying for three stem gives
him excellent facilities for parchmlug
large quantities. tltrect from the ltnptivt
on and manufacturers. which no doubt
gives him a great ulvautsgc over his
consumers. We with It. Kriegor
“100
. ”In Its It I! m
Joseph was. the ileum when.»
week tell about twat «live last from :1
menu M Wm «sum of the
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island a MM shall. Glad at one
o’clock W hisht. at the lot-wall:
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ammono'mrmmv.
hyohhfsfPelineBradley and Dillon
Marleen-a. Hmlouwasfouud bytbe
slicers infrout of Ballwita at King's
gmcsrysttueiu autumn-1mm
severaltimestopermadebimtogo
home.butthishewouldnctdo. He
,becamescboietevousthattheonlcers
Representative liurlbull Mates the
Provision lsr Electric two. ‘
111 manual auto 1101.
Iillllhstlsseellssasla rumor-m.
summon. Mun-m
el ascent Insult-4h m .
masses-easement...“
The committee on Cities and Boroughs
of .the Legislature. of which General
Farsi is House chairman, gave a hearing
Thursday and Friday on the proposed
new revision of the South Norwslk city
charter City Attorney Light appeared
in behalf of the measure J. Belden
Hurlbutt,'of Norwalk, representative.
appeared as attorney for the Norwalk
and South Norwalk Electric Light com»
puny. in opposition to the provis-
ion of the city charter providing
for electric lighting}. The city's
claim was also opposed ivy-leading attor-
neys of the state. representing electric
light companies. After Mr. Light had
explained to the committee the peculiar
and exceptional situation of the city of
South Norwslk with reference to the
plantof the Norwalk and South Non
walk Electric Light company. an agree—
ment was reached that the following
amendment should be made part of the
city charter. without further opposition:
Section lit Said city having complied
with the requirements of Section ‘3. of
Chapter CCXXXI of the Public Acts of
mid, entitled ”An Act Authorizing
Cities and Other Municipalities to Esta-
blish Plants for the Manufacture of Gas
and Electricity,” is hereby given all of
the rights, privileges. and powers. and
is made subject to all of the duties, lia-
bilities. and restrictions set. forth in said
not. pertaining to electricity. excepting
as qualified iu‘the following section:
Section 65. Whenever said city shall
make provision by ordinance or other
wise for furnis ing electricity for com-
msreial purpgseo . the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company
may offer to mil to the city all that
portion or part of its property situated
within the limits of said city. and said
city shall purchase the some; but if said
city and company carmot agree on the
price to be paid for said prop-
arty. then either said city or corn-
Ila-zine” “bastion to a
Judge of t Superior Court to establish
and fix the amount or price which said
city shall he required to pay said oom-
puny for said property. including all
damages arising from the division of the
plant which application shall be in
writing, with a citation attached
thereto. and be made returnable
in not less than six nor more than twen—
ty days after its dates. and shall be serv-
ed at least six days before the return day
upon the clerk of said city or the score—
levy of said company. as the case may
be. Such judge may. by a committee or
otherwiac.e.1ti111ave and fix the amount
or price which said cit y shall
be required to pay said coup
puny for said property. And
said judge. after the proceedings are
closed. shall return all p11 m. connected
with the case to the clcr of the hopes-
ior Court for Fail-field county; and said
clerk shall issuo'excxmtiou in favor of
said company for the amount or price so
tired. and shall thereafter cause the
papers connected with the case to be do
livered to the clerk of said city. This
charter shall not stlcot any pending suit.
The charter. as revised and presented
to the committee. with the above excep—
tion audafcw minor changes. is sub
stantially the same as the charter of the
city of Norwallt.
The charter takes the health power
out of the hands of the Council and vests
it in a health board. to consist
of three reputable , citizens. tm:
of whom shall he physicians. This
lloalth Board. however. is applintcd by
the Council. Thopowcra given to the
Board are substantially the sauna 1111
given in Section as of the Norwalit
charter.
There are no salaries provided by the
charter. and no changes in the boun-
daries of the present city
The Council gives a hearing tonight
in the Council chamber on the revision.
and asks for suggestions from the public
Flt: Item 11... he llld ll.
theorist to The sentinel.)
Elan Francisco. ”sash as ”no. hits
Illullllllll exhibited his stalwart form at
the tributes his ab and showed a wow
during cum! hunched out thir-
bett. using .l Italics-iv as a mule!
Alum 11,111} were meant.
A Valuable MIMI.
Editor Mimic. of Wmthlumon,
11111.. 81111. writes: “You have stolen.
his lumrtplion in Electric hitters. and
loan (sidewall disarmament for (Jon.
situation and amine.”
illllflllflyflitlifl lmilctt but?“3 no exp:
Cochise Slime
rs. Auuimstohle.w W 1
«euros. 111111. to 1 dowu.
N3. It “We Tl
«add actual.
lsmliuche which aims i has WIlldmu'b
tired and warms
mealtime Wm! has Mihmend u.
now wt
slit. t9. billions? s
m
and . (lot it
and P Weill“
alts ,; 11213111151 ”
. h. an appropriat»
, .. , spoke upon "The
' 1 . Stephen Hatch
pmidedatthe ’ . in the absence of
Miss Camp.
Theseriesofmsermonsonweven
Sayings on marsh. " which the Rev
1.". E. Robbinlfi Mpreaching Sunday
evenings. in the t Baptist church.
are proving of W interest. as is
evidenced by the large congregation
which attended ”9* evening. ' The
semen was the in the series. "The
Sacred Trust; a; Disciple which
Jesus loved. " rid. marked feature of
last evening emwas the reading
by Mr. Robbinsop ivortion of the last
chapter of 1):. Irina. "Beside the
Bonny Brier Bush?! to illustrate the
tenacity of a ‘ . .'s love." The
reading wasvery . and the audience
was visibly ‘ . Next Sunday
evening the an ll be. "Forsaken
by All." The. , choir and male
ouartetle we! '8 -,l1t while Mr
l‘oyvez's violin pliyiug was one:
ceptiouahle.
Scull: Nemlk Congregational.
Mrs. W. F. Ambler. soprano. and it
A. Holmes. tenor. were the soloists at
the Men's Sunday Evening club service
in the South Kmalk 'Cougregation’a‘
church. The music was excellent
They sang a duet. Wardeu’ s "Saviour
Breathe an Evening Blessing." and Mrs
Ambler rendered a solo The pastor
preached on "A Dead Faith. ” In tin
morning Rev. It.“0’ Sherwood, of the
Baptist church. pied the pulpit in
exchange with pastor. and premixed
an able sermon GI “True Dicipieehip. "
death It laplisl. '
la the South Nos-gait Baptist church
yesterday. Rev 0.’ H Beard preached
‘11 exchange with 33v. B O. Sherwood
in the morning. fiissubjeet wae‘The
Secret Struggles 4 Life" The sub
topicstreated of the Mules of temp-
tattoo. of- work: and of sorrow. 'lhc
Willa“ Tit the fact that
the serrclstrugg lifearethc hard-
est; that the times of great no-
complishmcut, of terrible outward
temptation, of keen and bitter
affliction are not in reality the
hardest times of our lives; it is when we
get away from the applause and inspira-
tion of the multitude. when we try to
take up once more the tangled threads
of life, to gojbur-k to the old work or the
old conditions. these are the times "that
try men's soulsz" those are the seasons
of the most subtle and insidious
temptation. I
In the evening the musical part of the
service was taken from the oratcrio of
"The Holy City." mine from which
were rendered by Mrs. Whitney. Miss
Wood and Mr. llirst. There were also
«lusts by Mrs Wlutm y and Miss Wood
Mr. bhcrwmsl read :11 hapwr from Rev-
minions with act'mlpamment by bliss
NiuaA. lmwieouthv organ.'l‘i1ispsrt
of the service was specially impressive.
A strange olmrarlrr tins Just 111m II!
Parts in the permit. at Mme, Tlmsrwux. 11:.
"Id holy of 70. film haul no rs'TilTTW’H and
was an incurable ll1v:slitl.|ml. ITIU hall 11
hsrgu fortune winch all“! stood for lwr pleas
11m in n 1111M mmsuni way. film TTTTNI her
house. not with servants. but. with a trim]
of young and [lfl‘tly girls. Owlamuk
she gown lmll. in which also inviud all
who plenml lu-r. irrttslux'tlw of their Iln'lnl
status. 01112 of the 111ml rvgnlurniwnd:
onla was 11 young mum-11mm girl. when
gentle gluon Mirna-ml the old lady’s alien
that one day in an omnibus. Hutunlay
after fiatunluy this tau-lintrlc bruises dual
to sit in hot chair by the piano. watching
her guests dunno. When she llll‘tl. her will
was found to be as eminently Parisian m
the «liarm'lcr of its author. To her dismal
Motions. who had neglwlotl her during
her illness, she left only a few hundred
thousand futons. but the bulk of her for
tulle is Toll to her simmers. Tll'l' visitors and
TTltlllltllllTIt’l'll of her boumlmhl. flhclclt
9.11mi trance to mm young luau Irv-mm» lu
lltttuml We". The girl of the omnibus got
11.111111 lmucs. Twelve thousand from want
to a young hiwyur' a .. lurk. who. bringing
her 111111111 pupon one day. gratuitously ul’
lei-ed hot- 11 piece of udviecwhich slim-ward
pmvod awful. Emit of hi" niuitlslsas
shred bulging: bound and wow-during the
next it months. The Tasmania are not
large. but than are so many at theta that
they meant to more than 9.100.000 trance.
Dealer removes.
”out“: at a widen tall 0' 0“ Rd limit!
males 11 very offimttvo and teammates
lllflll‘t‘ fora library or dining mum.
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ventilated claims «at M111 blush velvmmu
and fasten cinch lathe cloth Wheeling
thmuoltwttb bolted stnulh. (mt triathlon
“saves with a Inert voles Illh dim. and
you will have a my headache halting
amount for session. The Mom may he
will at washer diets new cm the denim
or manual as a “mint about “inches
burn the top.
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Willi BEGIIIES TO PAY
lest the Bill .ler county Tax.
W
Citizens condemn the Law that [sites Snell
Pressure Against Business ileum M
sible,Ibila cantata tits is Cesium
ler Bungiulheousdleabuluaa
Selectman Bullock said this morning
that the town would settle. under pro-
test. the claim of the County Commis-
sioners against it for the balance of the
county tax, when the selectmen receive
a bill from the commissioners.
Seldom, if ever. has a legal transac-
tion excitedsomuch interest and talk
of an unfavorable character as the at-
tachment levied Saturday afternoon
upon jewelry belonging to J. Spencer 8r
company. of Main street, and II. S.
flood, of South Main street. to satisfy a
claim for unpaid county tax of the town
of Nor walk, amounting to $177 49.
From the former store Deputy Sheriff
Peter Doolan. Jr.. of Bridgeport. took
jewelry valued at $1.0“. as follows:
Uuo diamond stud. $285; one pair of dia-
mend earrings. $215; one diamond ring.
$200; one diamond and ruby ring. #90;
one pair of diamond ear-rings. $85; one
lady’s diamond pin, $78; one lady’s
diamond pin, $58. The goods taken from
his. .Rmxl's to make up the sum of 8375
consisted of eight gold watches and two
diamond rings.
The total aruount of county tax levied
against the town is 2,683.32; of which
the selectmen have paid $3,203.53. leav—
ing abnlance due the county of $477.49.
which Selectman Sellcck refused to pay
on the ground that the town of Not-
walk has already paid more than its
share of the county tax. inasmuch as
other towns have not taxed property at
its full value. as required by law and as
the town of Norwalk has done. thus
making the county tar»; levied against
Norwalk :1 great deal larger in proper-
tionshauthas of uthertosrns new
county. The County Commissioners
endeavored to break the bonds which
bound Selectman Seneck's determina-
tion, but did not sncmd. even after
courts.
Sheriff Doelan stated that the reason
why be attached the stock in the stores
mentioned was because he could carry
the goods back to Bridgeport with him
better than he could met: from any
other kind of business. When he went
t1 the store of .l. Spencer do company.
Henry F. (loloburn. thc"cou1pany” of
the firm. told him that he could not let
him talu- any sioek from the store until
he had been identified by some reput-
able party. Sheri“ Doolau told him
that he know Attorney John J. Walsh.
Mr. L'olebumaceompnnied him to Mr.
Walsh's oilico. where the lawyer in-
~Gormecl him that the sheriff was a sub-
stantial party. being under a bond of
5111,1100. The two then went back to
theaioroulld the sheriff was given the
3 Kids almve mentioned.
Them can hardly be found a person
who does not condemn the action of
the sheriff in attaching the stock of busi-
uess boom. instead some property
belonging to the town. r else a house or
building lot of once taxpayer. In at
tachiug the stock of business houses the
client! has caused them consumable tu-
cenvenicuee. They are deprived of
possession of the goods attached and the
credit of thefistoms is injured. even
though the attachment be no fuels of
the pmprietcrs. The law which allows
of suehapiece of business is indeed a
queer one and the sooner it is mpeatod
the hotter.
Nothing can nvwlnnhly he said
"Must the steps taken by Selectman
fishnets.” he is doing nothing more
than that which is right and just in the
‘ interment the town. The meaty has
helm unfair to the assess out of the
duality tam again» the we. and blue
walklsfcvtuuutc in having an clllclal
who is not afraid and who has TliWk'
hone email to light for the «town's
“shit
”9......” mnflw..-~. Me... n.
“sacraments”.
filmy thesis. a yacht: son of Human
Ileele. who semiaut- a shoe in Platte
ville menu. was attacked hetero»:
alehthysdoaoweed by a mum and
semoiy bitten in the he». The inflame
taken lute the house and in. Is. it new
lesion was summoned; and sensitised
the wound. livery elicit is being made
to meet any scrim MT“. The
boy's letharosllat on debutante Sellout
this morning tease who could be done
its Md to having the dust shot. It.
it I
cutesy“
the Selectmen will settle under the ‘
BOIIISSIOITEBS ARE OBITIGISED. A.
threatening to carry the matter to tho '
We “a“
use maul "ans ones».
The lowest Figures are ”MTG-Jib cu-
lrlel Isl Vet Issued. ,
The building committee of the First
Methodist Episcopal church met this
morning at it o'clock at the parsonage
All the members of the committee. and
t twelve of the contractors submit-
gbids in were attendance. The fol-
lowing wcre the bids received:
8. B. Wilson. Norwslk,
Henry Barry. Danbuvy, 52,800
J. C. Crown. South Norwalk. 40,000
Nor-walk Building company. 44,857
A. W. Burriltdt 00., Bridgeport, 44.363
Larkius do Son, New Haven, 43,150
John. Kennedy. Ridgelield. 42,800
John Gough. Bridgeport. 42,738
BeardsleyBuildingCo..B1idgcport.41.940
Casey &: Hurley, Bridgeport. 41.175
Hopkins & Roberts. New York, 40.200
John Goes, Utica. 40.000
Tracey Brothers. Waterbury, 39.904
8. M. Randall. New York. 38,475
The committee is in session this after-
noon to consider the bids and confer
with the architect, M. II. Hubbard. ‘ of
Utica, relative to awarding the contract
A “5,000 Fire in Ianchester. ,
(Special to the Sentinel.) ».
Manchester. March 22—A fire of any
posed incendiary origin, shortly after
2 o’clock this morning. destroyed the
American House in South Manches-
ter. owned by Patrick Hayes, a building
occupied by Dr. Walden as a drug store
with his residence above. his barn. also
a one-story building owned by the
Samuel Parnell estate.oontainiug two
Chinese laundries and a fruit store.
The loss will be $15,000; insurance
Trifh'ng.
Porous saussutlls.
"So-mg the mud.”
The interest manifested in the en-
gagement of "Sowing the Wind." at
Boyt‘s Theatre, next Saturday night,
isvery gratifying to the management,
which has been to a considerable expense
of an extraordinary nature to get an
attraction of such world-wide celebrity.
interpreted by what is recognized as one
of the best companies ever organized.
It is an earnest that the artistic and
fashionable importance of the occasion
management (my-Mme its sterling
merits. and it is safe in doing so, for the
leading critics everywhere have been
uneparing in their praise of both play
and company.
Iv icon.
Andrew Mack. he has acquired :1
considerable following among our thea-
tre-goers, by the excellence of his meth-
House. Norwalk. on Friday evening.
Mitch 213th, when he will be seen for
t 111 last time in this neighborhwd in his
great character of “Myles Arena." in
which his success has been something
phenomenal. His sweet voice is a po
taut factor in bringing the crowds. and
he will sing on the occasion of his CDlllv
lug engagement. the following success
ful compositions: "Maggie. My l)wu,"’
“The Art of Making Love." "An Trish
Lad's Wowiug" his famous swing song.
“Lover's Delicious Ditty.” "The Jam
Back Car." Seaman's "Plain Molly 03
and an old time Celtic carol. "Dawn by
the Tau Yard tilde." in several he will
Mafidlfilfld bya large chorus of mixed
voices and he will have the support of a
company of twenty-live maple, while
the production in a scenic sense will vie
with the most important of ”11' mason
The Weather
Increasing cloudiness and probably
local showers tonight and Tuesday;
warmer tonight: southerly winds. shift-
ingto west.
rose “1.11:.
l‘ land with sit mom cottage. right
out lilllltTTillflJ no Wells of water and blen-
lvof fruit.trmo.slllml1l1- tor small 11-1111 or
raising lmnllry. Price or hundred at 1|
litre: lbw litlmlrul mil rolmlmuu moi-l
gage. Address Farmer, No.1 ill-int litre-m
luswmcut dour.
"tilt tidbit 1m... mum» shade ml...
\er lnuulsoini Willb solilllsmttl
it up.
1-pllu for ntmll. Mrs t alien. .1'. t‘ m
not“
T‘llltflé\ .Tl‘.-lu1rmeml1lmm 11cm. gum]
cut avenue. Ninth Norwnlh.
I load. out Nurwalk. with must have,
will be soldier 0!. m1. mt easy payuuulv
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Two II It oil pump . 1|
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out gvmue unmt llmirah a lot on
the avenue. Apply to ‘l‘sylertt lolden.‘
hm 11311.13 ~ili1e .1... i1 14;... ”1'1...
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the Hamill: Talmud-1t. thud
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twlvs out shelving. y
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355.112 W
has been fully appreciated. that the
ads. is announced to appear at the Opera '
‘Uli EMA». «lluriu of eight norm of
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l’thoun that“ saittlllIl’. . '
WANT .. ..
WANTED 4mm 3
travelln
ex 11 . Cll‘at
tonight‘s. City
' ’ ANTED-«Atom. e
“T Apply at No. in 'w
\VANTED ”By a , «
a situation as a plain
oral houseworker.
street. Norwalk.
ANTED. «First class not
dress. or work by t' bed”
57 Belden avenue. « _
seven. -11 wet
walkllotcl. m’
TASTED. -—-By a you
wife, two union
board. with rivatefamil.
requiszed. ddreas. wit t
Box an, South Norwalk.
ANTED-£010
port church cw
ganistysl Sterling street. Br!
ANTED. —Ladies or.‘ on
canvass forefoot solar; -'
day. send stamp for particulars...
can Nov'elty 00.. Boxw -
Conn
V fAh‘TED. —-Competent girlfor
ai housework. ”9
South Norwulk. Conn. .
“'ANTED. .-ln East Norwn’lk,
room in private house for
entail amount of furniture.
stating terms, luquirrr, Box 34.
wells, Conn, ‘
‘ TAN'I‘P 'D-A competent ,
ral house work. App y so
side avenue, East Norwalk.
\‘7 ANTED. Young min would
position in store or other: '
knowledge of book- -keepiug; bans
Enos. Address 1’0ch”. Sou
Winn)
1:0 LIT.
['0 our —llouse—W and burn in Grenit
. ville. Inquire at Hayes market.
'“l‘ll l.l~ll'.—-llouse of seven rooms
Pine street. Inquire at Hayel’ It!!!»
kci. . In“
'1‘!) l. lo. l'.~— \ pleasant. seven-room not?
huge, water and sewer connections.
Rent til per month. inquire 1'22.de
lard, no Main street, Norwalk. WI
’l‘tl LET -—~.First and second floors,- 31
Woodward avenue. rent“ .Qfidowfn
entire: set. and floor.” 17 Woodwagg avenue. '
rent it‘i: house of . roommti? Woodward
avenue. rent its: house 61 Woodward“ ato- ‘
nue: house 180 Main Ill-0t, NW-
waik. rentts; second floor 10 Unionltrest.
ILA A'Woodwartl.
'l‘O LET --Btoro 83 Washington
suitable for lieuartancntu‘tga
store Dimensions 2411!!) viii
math). "mettle .
and delivering :Stubllrsg
for two horses and
four- moons ap11rtincl:l.c..do;l1_oolst|II a?
story, rear. rent.“ an n .
(lid Well Cigar company, a W
Hill street.
'I‘U l ET .\t. ouce~A desirable house
of right room“. Will) all modern Mll-
venit 11cc». Hue location. within In
minutes walk from station. Rent. “l:
Appi to K. M. Toilets, l}! Water It
>011: Sorwulk. In”
I‘ll ldv. 1’ Lil “1348 “and garden on
liiii. Rent low. Inquire of J
ml 83
“——
Cox
’I‘U l i; l‘ "'1 hrec apartments over
")1”HK store at and .To; one 0'”
Lame 5 store in south house.
Snub \lxlinntrml no: two houses. wood
1 1w 1' lwninnt street. 9 and ”0 Mate
Thollvy l'. Ely Inf!!!
1‘” LIST l'.~—:1.'t “'31" street. le roomsand
l1ntl1.\pply on premium. lll‘Tfi
'u i i: i’. wuuuso ml Com-took EDT.
quI “ate 1' in house.
tightmnum large hen house. bars.
inquire N... 1'. \t um- street. Norwalk. Id
l’tmwslolt II ones.
gar TTtlilI ry ml? lI'
'l‘t) Lie. 1‘, Four rooms to let. IDquTI’I
No l (' «111p street l5“
'l‘u t. l' l'. T'lcflmtlll apartments in Bills
He .1 l1lock.in liret clans condition.“
TtT at moth-flats: rulmsl. All canvass
Tuquli‘t at inn-11m Dihle' nature. ll crib
Vorth Main street. WT. '
"0'1.E'l‘.- WErom April let. subject to . ’
sale. my house. No. if. “an m;
m. menu. gas. water and sewer. Jo
\\ mic.
‘ll LE’I’ (in favorable tertm
'l the "th Til‘illlllaN “Ulmfiy 1
Water street. twu tTINII'ITl'um W a
nlrml, for use on storm. work all
lllltllll'iflu luring purposes. ‘
trel: llllnlll’llttwntltl shipping faculties. m:
m- tarnished to tenants on loulg
amnion nnw givwi on
'ltl)’ ior It Holden, 74 WIDTH! Iklrll‘lt “W
to!
Hmwm”
. 1““ Mol‘ we...» April l Iliad
l ulitslml; outstation it it.
:wd improvements. inquire“
"U I E'l'. ”ills-strainer
tide: llamas; gees t
water on: newer cum”
item-diam lately-cl
llllllrohsrtlfitm.‘florwalh ll.
"“0 MW. Capture and
aura laud 1y year on the
near “tlwuflsltl stall on. use
lmwayum. Ct. WW”... Won
liones- in
water It“ m».
net to;
TWI'HT "1 , ..
rout m; hum. '
vent em; lives
mink.“
"ll illtl‘. A very” desirable
all ”locum:
«mt. vsutl
Apply to Juli a ti.
. 11.111. ms ml
out to at”
Norwalk Chronicler