magnet-inaw'
also and, raisin Psrasrsplls um
m. brawn lsrwsllr People.
. Justus noun lllVEliSllllls
Iluldslidllsynsadlssaslasltallla
at a Puaiaaatiasay last-ass Isa at
Vastws—lflasafbsludayar-
, v'Apasttyweddlng was solemnlzed at
I. WhomeoflfrJnd In. 0.11. Ray-
mnmside.atio’clocklastevening,
whsntteir daughter.hlabel Edith. be
came the wife of Clarence Alden Peal-
sail, one of Yonkers' imminent youug
hudnen men. The ceremony. which
«Wt! ,witueued by only relatives of the
. contracting psrties. was performed by
‘ the Rev. Dr. G. E Strowbridge. of the
' Emhnry lethodist Episcopal church, of
Brooklyn. N. Y. The bride wore a
traveling costume of royal pnrple.wrth
trimmings of white satin. embroidered
chihuandpearl, and carried a bunch
of bridal roses. Miss Edna Raymond.
a sister of the bride. win bridemaid.
Shewore a costume of ‘brocsded pearl
silk, with steel passementerle and royal
. purple velvet trimmings. Arthur M.
Poarnll. brother of the groom, was
best man. Little Idiss Dot Raymond
wasmaidcf honor. After a wedding
suppsrhad been served. Mr. and Mrs
Pearlall left on an extended wedding
Mr. which will include Buffalo, Niagara
ml. Philadelphia. Washington. Rich-
mend and Old Point Comfort. On their
return they will maids at the groom's
mneidénoe. 728 Wnrhurton avenue,
Yankera, where they will be at home
April 15th. _
The Pioneer Wheel club was enter-
tained in: night by no. Faunetta Rose.
at her home in Iaaacstreet. After a
business meeting the members enjoyed
pleasing musical selections by members
ot the club. and various games were
flared. swear the most interesting be-
ing "To New York." A bountiful col-
latisn was served. Thane“ meeting
willhshehlmehomeoflliasGlmer.
in Grind t. on loudly night.
April 26th. '
Stephen K. Stanley. of Main street,
Nos-walk. celebramd the ninety-fourth
anniversaryofhis birth. yesterday, by
entertaining many friends who called
during the day, bringing with them
fruits and flowers. It.” Stanley. oven
athisadvancei age, is enjoying good
health.
It. and Mrs. Frederick M. Biker.
who have been visiting at the homes of
their nuclesf‘l‘almsdge Baker and Wil-
liam H. Swords. returned t) their home
in Albany. N. Y.. today. Mr. Baker is
a son of if. H. Baker. of Pompey, bl. \'..
end brotherof Miss Delia Baker. of the
Nor-walk Hospital.
The Monday Afternoon Whist club
was entertained yesterday by Miss
llarthaTreadwell. at the residence of
Ira. VanBooasar. in West avenue. The
honors were won by Miss Clark and
Him Lena Cole.
Miss Edna Howard. daughter of Wil-
liam Howard of Elwood place. will
celebrate the fifth anniversary of her
birth. nest Saturday alternoou
lfrs. Rico Arnold returned to Cowa-
sattJl I . today. uftarc visit with her
son. W. R. Arnold. of Bsyvicw avenue.
”Mrs. R. L- Baker. of High street. is
visiting her parents. Rapresentative and
It's. sumo Carter. of Plalllvillr.
.............—........
Wflammls. the extensive brick
manufacturer of Nertbport. N. Y.. is in
town today. W MW
flu. Sanford Lockwood. of (ll-oeu-
wloh. has raturnedltoma. after visiting
her sister. lira. L. E. Buchanan.
lira. M ii. Raymond. of Spring
street. returned home yasnlrduy. from o
len New York city.
alum..-”
1'. S. Ambler spent Sunday and Hon-
dsy in New York.
Evaeltt ayluitu will so to ulcers.
town. W. _.
Ilsa hissla Little. at Orchard street.
is dailies in Mrs-
MD I. Douche! lsaacsslreat. is
m in Tension. use».I with her
“monarch.
ll. W. Icodsld. of “plaid. was in
was yesterday.
wills-ltd Mass. boa aq
Wuehwflm
"INA!!! Fill OFFIBE.
cm for its M GI! llaaluas'h
Islasl Fran. .
The nominating committee of the
Twin City Whealmsn,ThomasE.Dunn
and W. A. Wheeler. has selected the
following candidates for clilcers to be
chosen mt Tuesday night:
President. George H. Vosburgh. Jr..
Leo Davis. 11. Fox.
First vice-president. James W.
Maples, V. ll. Hdnueoker. J. E. Bus.
sell.
Second vice-president. Manson D.
Pardcv.C. F. Bontwell. S. H. Hunting-
ton.
Treasurer. H. W. Bodwell. R. G.
Mitchell. H. B. Hoyt.
Recording secretary. Frank Madden.
' Frank D. Layton, Clifford Adsms.
Corresponding secretary. R. E. Dud-
ley, H. W. VanSciver, Benjamin Botch-
kiss. . '
Financial secretary. Victor W. Ferris.
Edward’s. Laidlaw, Daniel Dunlap.
Captain. Fred B. Hanford. Stanley
Raymond. Fred B. Gannng.
First lieutenant. Frank Smith. Ernest
Barthel. F. W. Rogers.
Second lieutenant. John Colby,
aine Brown, Gould Randle.
Directors. Joseph Davis. Francis Bur-
ritt. W. C. Foote, l". H. Rowan. George
Whelploy. George F. Hearse. J. E. Rus-
sell. Dr I. ll. Allen. M H. Grlflln.
’ PEI! SHINE 6°00 PBlCES.
its Annual dalaai Seats” la the First lathe-
dist Episcopal Church.
The annual rental of pews in the First
Methodist Episcopal church was held
last night. and. as one of the members
expressed it, “it was a regular McKin-
ley boom."
The receipts were larger than they
have been for the past three years, and
there were a greater number _of seats
sold. The premium ran‘ged from 31 to
$55. and the aggregate of premiums and
seats was over 81,700. It is expected
that this amount will be increased to
nearly 832,200 Thomas 1. Raymond
was auctioneer. and Franklin A. Smith,
secretary.
After the sale a delightful social was
held, and a collation served under the
direction of lira. B. M. Andrews. Mrs.
'1‘. 1. Raymond. Itrs..l. C. Crowe and
Hrs. James A. Brown.
laws Relating lslllcyclss-
The following new laws relating to hi -
cycles will interest Norwulk riders of
the silent steed:
When any person riding a bicycle
shall meet orpass any person or team
in any highway. he shall sound an
alarm by ringing a bell before coming
within twenty feet of such person of
team; and any person violating the pro.
visions of this act shall be lined not ex-
ceeding twenty dollars.
Any person who, while riding in or
propellingabicycle or other vehicle or
instrument of that general character.
shall run against, upon. or over any
person upon the public highway. or the
property of any person in his personal
possession or use. in such a manner as
might (loan injuryorcauw damage to
such person or property. and shall not
stop at once to allertain the extent of
such injury and to render such assist-
anceasmay be rendered. or shall re-
fuse to give his name and maidens-e.
or shall give a false name or residence.
when asked for by the person so injur-
ed or by any other person in his behalf.
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. and.
on being convicted thereof. shall be
punished by a line of not over five hon.
tired dollars. or by imprisonment in the
county jail not prove than six months. or
by both such line and such imprisonment
at the discretion of the court.
Who's. Tickets at lllsvar's Ilsysla.
The drawing for the lady's and gen-
t’e-nan‘s Peerless bloyclesat Hoses
Glover's store in Wall street. took place
last night. The judges were heater
llyatt and John Sayer. The numbers
were drawn off by Miss ltabal Dunning.
and were as follows: First choice. No.
1.0m; mound choice. 8.3M. The lucky
holders of the winning tickets are not
yet known.
Concord Division. Sous oi Tamper-
auca. met last night and, initiated Ilsa
Tillie llplcer and William ll. Hawkins
Thafldlowblg olllaerswara slanted for
the term: W.P.. list Ella Wordaa:
W. Ass Willlllll Jo Milli“: I. an ”0"
std Worden: A. O. I..Arthar Decker:
Fa 'u "all.” ‘s Km; To. ml.
Softball. chaplain. Ir. Canned: 0.
Hrs Ismael Weather A. Oullssldlth
Fitch: l. 5.. Grass Earl: 0. I" Eli
Pack.
«mm.
We have as hand aavsral stream
ioblotblllhesda and notahsada thatws
willprlatstthsfsllowlasprlavs: Lilli
qsarsae slim Ml. «can»
hm's. so lost ash billiards toss.
'aiaolrlcosraaudthaddpat:
‘ culls SEE "it Still
Hall's Theatre lbrsnpad at their
liaising Parlsrmacca Last lull.
Willi”. Illlillllllll POWER
——L-.———~
A lens. lasMisIlsaslercrtp vsigti llasn
sad Pissed islhs Isdss Stars Medal-—
last Baal Maris tspyly Fss lama
. , Astiasea. ‘
Interest in what is termed hypnotism
is thoroughly awaked in this town by
the accounts that have come to us of the
wonderful performances of the Sages at
Stamford, where. last week, they filled
the Grand Opera House to overflowing
nightly.
There was a great crowd at Hoyt's
Theatre, last night composed of the
skeptical 'as well as curious. to whom
the exhibition presented all the attrsc~
tions promised. and adorded interest
and amusement beyond descrflltion. A
number were unable to gain admission
Lor- Hr. Sage is a pleasant talker. and for a
few minutes spoke upon hypnotism, ex-
pl‘ning points about it that contro-
veried the prevailing notions of the
superior will power of the hypnotist
over his subjects. Mr. Sage said that
hypnotism was a science to be acquired
only by long study and patient experi-
ments, and that could be made opera-
tivo only by the consent of all parties.
He ridiculed the notion that anything
about it was injurious to the hypno-
tized, but claimed that it was generally
harmless, and in many cases beneficial.
About twenty-five volunteered for the
eaperiments.aud all but three were more
or less controlled. and for an hour and it
half the audience was amused with a
performance that must be witnessed to
be appreciated. There isastrcng fea-
ture of interest in it forthe investigator.
and unlimited fun for the pleasure
seeker.
The company correlate of three hypno-
tists. Mr. and Mrs. Sage, and Mr. A. B.
McDols. and by their united operations
all delays are avoided. and the interest
is kept to its full tension during the per-
formance. The programme will be
changed nightly and there will be only
repetitions by request.
The Sages company will be at Boyt's
Theatre the remainder of the week.
Mr. Sage expressed his willingness to
afford the fullest opportunity for private
parties and investigations. and urged
those who would like to so investigate to
make their appointments surly in the
week. aslatcr they would have more such
applications than they could possibly
meet.
The performance closed last
evening with putting the
young man to sleep. who is to be awak-
ened at It) o'clock Wednesday night
He is now lying in the west window of
the South Norwnlk Boston store. where
hundreds.if not thousands.hnve gazed on
him. Mr. VanAlstyue has made a very
attractive sleeping apartment for the
exhibition, and the young man seerns to
be enjoying the most peaceful repose.
lie will be awakened at t theatre
Wednesday night after his rty-eighl
hours’ nap.
Victor Ferris remained with him last
night. and a committee has been secur-
ed to keep must watch over him tho
entire time.
The entertainment is of such a clean.
scientific and amusing character. that
the most fastidious cannot raise an oh-
jectlon.
iiisoscuis to on...
leader llaalav ass llasrssaalstlva Pratt and
barbell Islam the saunas casualties.
Senator Kuhn- and Representatives
3, Frost and Hurlbutt cynicared before thi-
railroad commltuka at Hartford. this
morning. in favor of a bill requiring
railroad companies to pmtact thoi
approaches to depots by elorlrrlc roads.
Representative Frost laid before tho
committee letters from the aslsotmeu of
the town of Not-walk. Alayors
Bohannsn. of South ”Milk. and
Wheeler. of liorwuilr. mmsstlng him
to appaar before the committee and
urge tbspsssagacf the hill. Er. Frost
made an srgumaut before tha imam.
tee. claiming that the bill was to pro.
vide the salsa couvanisucss for maple
riding in electric railway cars as are
now provided for people in carriages or
other public ctmveyanoss. its stated
that in South Norwals panels solos
tacrfromtralushadtowalkadla
ctabcul too feet between one line of
was a great laoasvsslsaaa to ma
aadchildraa.aadaapsclally to woman
whchadtoosrrythslrcliildran.aad to
neoplasms-sinus hadtottalk that
dlstascainralaycrwatwsathsr.
lisasair ltaalsrsss Wr-
2 mm
W
' ' ion...
‘ . latadas' Iliad-
”*‘llflsrlan.
The ma spills opening of Gold
berg’sltillinsry, ptdors iuWallstreat.
took place my and Ilonduy. In
Wilmct Molt. when-s become from
lougeaperisnc'aanadept in the art of
milliue'ryi‘w'as‘fu charge.‘and will here-
after-be coincided with the establish-
ment. A Sentinel reporter who visited
Mr. Goldberg's lishment found the
genial proprietor and his efficient as.
uistauts surrounded by a bewildering
arrayof latest spring styles in ladies‘
and children'shata and artificial flow-
ers, thelatterruuning the gamut from
the delicate little migncnette. so natur-
althatoneconld almost catch the de-
licioua fragrant» of the. real flower. all
the way up to gorgeous poppies and
baskets of jack arses. which the real
"Jack” himself would acknowledge a;
his brothers. In the rear of the rooms.
facing the entrance. was a largo
and beautiful arch of flowers.
almost every variety being re].-
reeented. In the counter. in violets,
was the word "Welcome " By the way,
an unusually lugs assortment of this
soasonable little favorite may be found
at the parlors. Lilacs and pansies. also.
in great perfection of finish were re-
marked. '
Indies will be intercom! Income of the
Easter styles. Among the latest things
out were noted an English walking but
with purple crown.trimmed with ostrich
plumes, chiffon. jet ornaments. aigrettes.
miguouette and beliotrops fluwers;thc‘
“Moire," a black chip straw. with corn-
color straw crown. black feathery, black
and white chid'on.pausies and steel orna—
ment-s. Straw Color acorns to be fashion-
able. although a combination of black
and white is quite f‘the thing" and very
chic. Something quite striking is tho
"Pauline" hat,a cct'rlvcolor tam u'shanter
effect. trimmed with purple poppies.
cornuclored feathers. green velvet and
steel ornaments.
What Mr. Goldberg calls the “Mo
Kinley Inauguration" bat is else a
striking creation. It is made upof tan
Milan. black feathers. cream chiffon.
blackvelvnt and ger'sniums. with steel
and jewellad buckle. Something jauuty
and stylish is the "Duchess of Marie
borough" turban. trimmed in brown
velvet, black melinc, black wings. gilt
ammonia and immature.
A tly-s-wuy effect which seems to
suit some women. was produced in tho
“Marguerite." which is all black. ex-
cept for the steel ornaments. and is
made up in wavy lines.
listrich feather boas. which are to cm
vcuicnt in April and May. and new col-
larettes of electric seal and Persian lamb,
of astrahkan. and all electric seal are
among the novelties.
Mr. Goldberg invites cvl-ryblxly in
come and see the new styles. even if
they do not care to buy.
Fuaarslalllev. ll. ll. housing.
Funeral ”I'lt‘f‘i 0W! "it? l'flllllhlllfi 0f
the Rev. Homer N, Dunning were held
yesterday afternoon from the family
residence in West street. where a large
number of people assembled to pay their
last tribute of mslwt to the «increased
The floral pieces were numerous and
very beautiful. in compliance with a
request of Mr. Dunning. the services
were of u very unmtentatious nature.
Rev. Gorald H. lieard. pastor of the
South Nor-walk tfclugregatiollal church.
olllciated.and l‘alflilil chapter from the
Bible and offered prayer. Mrs. A. l‘
Wheelcrsanglwo stilections. The in-
terment took place this morning. Th.-
pauboarers were Thomas i. Raymond.
Charles E. Jennings. William H. Butts
and John H. Light. As the corlogo
turned into West avenue. the hell on the
First latlmdlst Episcopal church wan
tolled out of respect to the deceased.
usually to Success Rivera.
, (Special in The boatload.»
ladl‘ld. Hatch :lo.-‘l‘lu- government
is «accumulating imposing new taxes in
order to provide for the Cuban war or
pauses ltis rumored here that (ion
flangulily will summed flan. Rois Riv.
era. new prlsoser iu the bands of the
Spanish. as olmmander of tho insurgent
foraasiutbaprovlacs of Pillar did lilo.
Two that Last lit a Fire.
lllpellhll to The mullet!
New Yorlr. larch lid—Palm Keenan
and little Karla Stewart lost their lives
and Ills. Alexander ilts'wart has reason
byadra which destroyed a two-story
hauls dwelling bones in hunklya aarly
thlslscvaias. The tire was started by
thamtamlagcfalanip. The W.
ty loss was about 00.000.
' Mttalslllssladsslt.
(assaulta'l'bsasatlasln
mmvn—mmmo
“m“ W “" ""
_ «s also.
selling
allots-s.
ow.
FlVE-lllNlllE’SPEEGHES
Senators and. Representatives Last-
ing reward to Final Adjournment
UTILE BUSINESS (Hill lilllAY.
lalhaflsaaslhsfswssas'dhdavaflhs Day.’
whilsialhsdeaalslhsusawsaassiwss
as the Calaadarmllleh M ta
WMMM.
Hartford. March lid—These beautiful
spring days find Connecticut lawmakers
in the best of spirits. and today. when
the solons of this commonwealth slowly
mounted capitol bill for the beginning
of another week. nearly every man of
them wore a countenance placidly calm
and contented. Just now the principal
topic of conversation among the senators
and representatives is the question of
final adjournment.
The Sentinel's representative. having
made a careful investigation In this con-
nection. feels warranted in predicting
flat- -footedly that June lat will find the
state house bereft of the legislators. un-
less, of course. an unforaeen struggle
arises. That the members themselves
are longing for final adjournment is
borne out by the fact that tonight the
chairmen and clerks of several commit-
tees will meet in the Senate chamber for
the purpose of arranging for adjourn-
ment. A proposition will be made to
adopt the live-minute rule for spieches
at once. so all to shorten the session.
(loving to the lack of business today
the sessions bade fairtobe very short.
In the House, for instance. there was
“no order" of the day, while in the Sen-
atv the age of consent. an easily adjust-
ed point usually, is on the calendar. and
unless the senators become romantic in
their utterances this measure should . bc
speedily disposed of.
Looking backward about the only
thing this legislature has done with
creditto itself has been to give the lobby
to understand that the legislature was
running itself. That burst of «nonomy
has’ proved tube a false economy; has
been a case of penny wise and pound
foolish econmuy.
There is a little batch of sore heads in
the upper branch. who are highly dis-
pleased with certain appointments made
by the executive. and perhaps thinner!
ticut's citizens do not altogether approve
of some of the uppmntments made by
Governor Cecile.
Both Branches maimed today at
12 :30 p. m.
In the House the Senate resolution ap~
prupriatiug to Dr. Howard H.000 was
made the special order of the day to-
morrow.
The House concurred with the Senate
in appropriating $3,000 to be used by the
governor and his staff in attending the
Tennessee exposition and the (lrant
monument celebration in New York.
The House concurred with the Senate
in referring tothe judiciary committl-a'
the executive nominations of Russel
Frost and ii. Whitcmore Gregory
to be judge and deputy judge of the
Norwulk Town Goult
Routine business mcupisd the session
of the Senate.
Gunboats Sails lor llawpart News.
«Special to The ileutlncln
New London. March all.mThl' United
States gunboat Helena. which made
such screditoble showing in her olliclol
speed trial yesterday. left this harbor at.
on m. triday for Newport News. Va
Tho Wilmington. asister ship. left last
night. The torpedo but Stiletto alsli
left this morning with a party of naval
olllvors for Newport. where they will
witnnss thalauuching of Torpedo lmat
No. 7
Tbs Slack ltarlrat.
ldpat'ial to the Hon! lucid
New York. March 30 “The stock
market owned strong. Alchlson. in H;
sugar. lid: tobacco. ll 34; Chicago gar.
'77 Mi: Burlington/lo I-‘J: Rock island.
ill or; St. Paul. 7“. Southern pld.
or. :M; Manhattan. Nil; Himmri
l’acitlo. Ill.
Dynamite Kills lwa Elam.
(Special to The habitual.)
Webb City. No. March on w'l‘hces.
pinion of a but of dynalnlta which two
miners wens attempting to thaw out at
Dannctt d: Glrculiig‘s ltllllti. near (iron-
os0.lo.oauasdtbedaalhof Ben
Brewer and has Gunning.
Killed by s that. '
lllpsolal to The Sentinel.)
Chicago. Etch.. ltsroh sum'l‘wo uses
were killed sad four injured this recru-
laa by an arm lathe acrthwlnt
water taaaslatiha Mdtlsk onset.
POPULAR "MRI“.
has lassldt Dd liar cm,
The initial performance of a week’s
engagement was given last night
by Jean Benolds and an excellent
supporting coronal”. at the Norwalk
Opera Bonn. when the frmr-sct play.
"Moth.” was presented. The produc-
tion was superior to.many high-priced
plays that have appeared in Norwullr.
Miss Itsnolds is a clever counts and
her support made the play avery strong
one. Theorsltnmes worn by the ladies
wgre beautiful. their equal seldom hav-
ing been seen in apopular priced pro
auction. Tonight the company will
present "Bleak House. "
BbzlsgoillnaSpdo'flraatllasaa.
A lamp exploded about 8:30 o‘clock
last night, in the residence of David
Barnard. at 30 Spring street- The oil
spread and was making quite a‘ blaze
among the furniture in the room. when
Thomas C. Creamer sent a still alarm to
Putnam Hose company’s house. Driver
Samuel McGowan and A. S. Merritt
responded. but the flames had been ex-
tinguished.
Drowned in a Crash.
lanscisl to the Sentinel.)
Whitehall, N. Y.. March 30.-—John0.
Sullivan. agent for the Delaware &
Hudson Canal company. at Comatock.
N. Y.. and William Huyck, stoorekeep-
er, were drowned in Wood creek. last
night. near Wooden lock. Sullivan's
body was recovered but Huyck's has not
as yet been found.
Banking and Currency Commission.
(Special toTlteSentlnel.)
Washington. March lid-Representa-
tive Hoatwole. of Miriam. has intro-r
currency commission which is in line
with the recommendations of Mr.
McKinley's inaugural address and of the
Indianapolis conference.
No Change in the Strike.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
New York. lfnrch lib—Apparently no
change has occurred in the status of the
stenmfitters‘ strike in this city. None
of the strikers. it is said, have applied
for work. and all of the shops are
picketed to prevent new men taking
their places.
Shot and Killed Himself.
l:llwclal to Thehie atlnel.)
Syracuse. N. Y.. March :lo—A special
to the Herald from Geneva. this morn-
ing says: Charles F. Houghton. princi-
pal owner of the Corning Glass com
pany. reputed to be worth half amilliorl.
shot and killed himself at that place
this morning
Important Pepers Seized.
(snack! to The Sentineb
Paris, March lid-l. Antide Boyer.
the socialist deputy. was arrested this
morning on charges connected with the
Panama scandals. The police have seiz
ed a number of important papers at lilo-
resideuce of Deputy Naquet.
Fighting in Turkey.
lsi... ml to The fientural I
Constantinople. March lid—If the re-
ports just received here from the Turk,
lab headquarters at Elaasona are cor-
wot. fighting has already cccurmd on
the Turkish side of the frontier of Mace
donia.
Filiboslarisg lug captured.
(Special to the Sentinel. l
Key West. March mm tag Ador-
srch. suspected of being dull! to engage
in a llllbustering arm has been
captured by the revenue on“ Winona
and was brought here this morning.
All Attempt to Destroy Alloaoa.
tllpsolal to The dentition
Altoona Pa. Man-b lid-din attemt
was made last night to destroy Altman,
four fires of incendiary might being
kindled in dldereut parts of the city.
The loss is promo to 01mm,
.Wm M...
Asatllar Lam Blasts.
«Special to Tbslautlcsl 1
Jackson. Ill... llaroh llo.-'l‘be levee
at Its-ands handing. twenty miles north
of Greauvllle. has broken. it is said
this break will fill uraauvllla with water.
00" AND Dull“.
Delaware Breakwater. Dal. ltarsh no
m'rhabattlsahlplowapssssd to sea at
0:40 this mailing. After bar compass
has been adjusted she will sail for
brocklyn. ”aching titers this analog.
New (”leans larch tilt—Tito city
Mata sight-Wot afoot above
thsmlsad Machinist" wash
nuts have darelopedlu the levees and
these have basil Wynn-trad
WW9 “t..-
MWWEMBIMMM
duced a resolution for a banking and .
huwataMMsasaala-
\Vavrnn. .4“... ‘ out ~’ ‘
so Willis ”irmvi'iib. mils. ._
‘ WANTED. ——~A mom
general h
well recommended. A
Golden. 74 Washington stroll
walk. . " 3‘
‘ mural). ~Situatlsu ”by 1 .
man as clerk in store
in restaurant, or any stroller
Address “Work,” Sondheim
To LIT
V “Olli'il‘ ~A house of eight
«l in; 71‘ twii Twilii'mm’
e an ro
Th‘ilomcs, Rowaygn. W
'I‘o LET .—~—Secon.lgz door..
art-nus rent 7 rooms.
ward avenue. rent flu; house
Woodward avenue. rent OM
rooms. bl Woodward avast
house. drowns. 1w Attainment .
rent”; brooms. Music >
$12. EA. Woodward.
'I‘O LEl‘. -—l'lrst doorxwit‘h
conveniences. fruit trees
Rent ‘8 month.
lass, 3.5 shim avenue... AEM
'l‘O LET. «Red house, No. Q
.from April lat.
Terrace
J. Hutchinson. I Hi hottest."
some. P. 0. box 239. Sfmth Nerve!
' ‘0 RENT. ~Three desirable m .
motile; rent low to ”1M
Line cars the door. ddreaa has; 0.
Norwalk ’oat 0dice.
’1‘0 l.b‘T~Sscond floor of live routs»,
at No. on tranklin avenue. batwnen
Arch and Maple streets. Applyon My
ises. mm
"0 LET vAt East Norwalk. near rail-
. road bridge at Fort Point stunt.
lwosetsofroomaatdli per month ”It,
and two sets of rooms atdfi per month
each. inquire at ofllce.5 SR. 3. plan.
South Norwalk. JacobM. layton'hggt. .
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[0 LFT ~me April lst—-Uppar floor.
No. 27 Marshall streakp In Isire
P. S. b't. John. gt shop inner. 1w
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"0 LET. —Store.83 Was
suitable for Department or
store. Dimensions 243100 with Laddltion
Mam. Has aide eat for
and delivering goodsfflhllng in‘ y
for two horses and wage Also two
four.roonl apartments. second and third
story, rear. rent '8 and 37.1! office
()id WellJJigar company. as ashtra-
ton street. 0
‘(J LET .——Threen ts over-Say
l muur ’s store. again“: one r
Lane s store,“ chug: '
South \fain street. “ninth; two hone-,M
row, (' hutnut stree flanks” 5%
Dudley? Ely. " . ~ want '
'I‘O LET —0n favorable WSJ
the new LINCOLN BUILEING‘:
ll uter street two doors from Washington
street. for use as stores. work she ,ordol:
manufacturing purposes.
lral; unsurpassed shipping Militia. POW:
or furnished to tenants on i use.“
aeration now given on A “if” lat leases.
l‘nylor A: Holders. :4 W ash. Iflton “:3.
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’ ‘U l.l'1'l’.— Desirableaparwimeuta—Flrst ‘
floor ti rooms; first.
00? ‘ rooIIII'
water and solver connection. Mot;
immediately. inquire of G. Hanlsn'haoh
2:.lerbard street. Norwalk. . ”I!
L‘l) l til'.- lottage and wash house.”
acre land by your null;‘ :10: month
near Rowuytcn station. use has &
iiownyluu. ( t. inquire station agent. 1
TOLET. "anomaly. brooms
aaIerlu, rentdl‘l; house, astral,
next. 1 ll. Kuspp's i'esldanea. 7 rooms
rent 01'. ’ house. Marshall street, it rooms.
not till; first floor. 5 rooms. 8 Tollss
aim: rent am All in tlrst class order.
Apply to John H. Knapp. 8 West .33.?!
"0 [Jill —A very desirable house with
all modern lmprov
em! label
lion. llve mlnutea’ walk from depot. Ill-
quite at? .l'l'aylor avenue. near Wu
tract. fill
row sane.
‘(ltf SAl.E-- Second hand hi
I “aids Enwym Fiestwlu a.
lugs. Sleuths. llnrlfords. Colour as.
clgs. Wiarw cits. lr'slcons. Erica. l its
good order and warranted. hearse it.
all W asbillgtori street. In
‘(llf SAM" Straw'l
I4 kinds.“ rrr IM Lauren’s."
Ileuluu a s iwlty; tress. arranges
nullsll kin soflmrsar “00393:...
prises. nothing but A o. l. “Luv:
cred. llrop me a postalabd Mag“,
you All stock warranted.
tory.’ .bvsnrs foreman for Stella!
Sous. l’. U. address Nor-w
:‘Oli SAl.l-.-llutlrlln let M n
Wm avenue. mmt'dflmnng as
the avenue. Apply to ‘l‘ay or
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'30" SAI.E.~llso the?
lure wbacco. tiled usat
lint. Only lllcenla s bonny]
ths Norwalk 'l‘obaecoulsa.
l‘tllt SAM. Strong. do his ‘ .
timid order. t'bssp. a.
Point street. cor. 'l about“ avasaa.
horas! .
all
Full HALE w lllcyclas
wholesale and mat
trianufaotursrs talc up u.
loads {Mud an lion iii-in low‘
roasn owgrad t. Juwfi
you“. will be satisfied
gal dsuoas. (Join-took llill.'t‘
orw
alk.l 3.01m
commits... - ~-
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loss titlolli » , “
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