We i... ran.
Mimportautssrvicuot Sunday mt.
Thrill: Rev. Michael Tierney. a ton
um hoy.bat.now blahepcfthe
mammmnom' at all
tamarind”.
Atfio'elouhin the morning he will
offersp lawman. iuupaie Hall. After
theido’dwkmmwhichwillbcahigh
mess. with a choice musical service no.
darthvdirsseiardldraflmmreeman.
Wdoonlrmatlonto a class of
[over on hundred young people.
'9 In the-flared” the chief ceremony
will be thalaying of the corner-stone cf
the new church in South Main street.
At 1:00 p. in. the local societies will
, aiirmne in Music Hall. At 1:30 they
’wlll vtart.with thePhilhnrmonfcbrnas
‘ haul. to meet thaNorwalk societies at
ths‘Armery. The local societies will
‘ I chunk mounds. where a hollow equate
,., willberesesv'e‘dforthem. Anne p m. ..
- sharp. the bishop. assisted by the attend-
~iu'g clergy, will lay the corner stone on
on one of the corners facing the street.
, , After the stone is pinned. a procession of
the clergy will, march around the
entire foundations. to especially conse-
crate the same to the honor and glory of
almighty God. When the blessing is
over. Rev. Dr. Maher, of hlilford. will
deliver a sermon appropriate to the
occasion. Benediction by the Rt. Rev.
Blsiop will conclude the service.
The parishioners arcexpecwd to make
‘ sgenlrous uttering to the building fund
onthis occasion. and an opportunity will
“In amrrdetl to an “wellwtshers”6f St“
Joseph's church people to take part in
making the offering a notable one. En-
velopes will be on hand to facilitate
the offering.
Over three hundred invitations have
been issued to the professional and busi-
ness portion of the community, and re-
vervod seatv on the platform will be pinc-
ed ut their dispersal. Admission to the
platform will be by cord. The ladies
will be accommodated on the sidewalks.
and on the lawn of the pastoral resi-
deuce.
An efficient corps of over thirty mom.
berscomprise the reception committee.
of which John J. Cavuuagh is chair-
man.
Thecommilteo is he follows: John
W. ilcnlly. Dr. J. '1‘. Kennedy. Attorney
George A. lionnecher. John F. Kelley.
8. J. O‘Brien. Attorney John Unnoo.
Frank Reardou. Edward Hines. Edward
J. Hayes, Joseph J. Brown. Thomas
Ryan. Charles ll. Taylor, hf. J. Mollor-
lley.Willialn F. Tammany. M.Reynoldv,
Pierce Hayes. 1’. Moulrler. ()Well Kindi~
lien. Paul Schultz. Jr.. John F‘. King,
'1’. luilshon. Frank lubrongelll, John
Doyle. Owen Reilly. Charter Williams,
John J. Murphy. Frank Shields.
Tho-lav Dreamer, Joseph Hungmullsr.
William J. Feelsy, Joseph lleugyel.
Thomas Cole and J. .i (lav.ansgh choir-
llllll-
Ivsh at In. I. I. “were.
Irv. L. H. Seward. wife of the Rev.
D. I. Seward. D. 1).. died last evening
at her hours. in Fairlield av onus. Lydia
ll. Guard was born in Middletowu.
(loom. alghtydhree years ago. line had
been an invalid for many yearn. and
molly contracted the grip. which we:
the direct cam of her death. line was
a patent suites-er and It devoted wife
sad moth”. Builds her llllvllllll d. ltev.
ii. I award. 1).”
one. Readily afternoon.
Failure in Whitfield.
mental to the Wm
manure-emotional»
WMIIIMo
mutation erbium.
Vanni mime mum
iv mooted that a great impetus
jwlllhe imparted to the enthusiasm of
Joseph'schumhmgrsgatlonbythc
I » thiuoscort their visiting friends to the
. she leaves a
W. I!" W ll Glouvonmfhlow
Yirhmsds me. would u. Eswvrd.
editor of the Biughembln. ll. Y.. lie-
psbllvsn. broom was it iuember of
the rec multinational church. of _
um. Funeral services willbehcld
”balsamic Fairlleld are
I" Keven. April at murm' a
Warm: from the busiasrv
new in Wilt during lamb in
www.mmmmwi. sad
at “98.700. Darius me of
WWW" fallow. with siesta
- mnemonic.
wherewillbvagrand matinee “3:39
tomorrow. when the admission will
holesenufm‘chlldrsn audlliwhfol
adults! The engagement will close
withflaturdsy eveumg'e performance
” ‘Attheuloseof the performance. last
MD: Honour-mired to W W
idea of Qld Well Boot and Ladder com-
pany. whoa about sixty members and
mm had assembled. slid they
watched with great interest the exhibi-
vica furnished by him. The hypnotic
influence was exerted warrant-alpac-
sent, including Wllired Bodwvll. licen-
ard Wildlunu. Edward Slater and Mr.
Tocdue. ‘ 'Dr.‘ licDole's lecture . and
recollections‘ were thoroughly apprecia-
ted.
.. .
Edward Diarrhea is Old m.
The cvenpopulur comedian. Edward
Barrigan. will present "Old Lavender.”
with a complete New York cast. origin-
a1 music by Dave Braham. special econ-
ery and effects. at the Hermit Opera
House. on Wednesday, April 7. 1dr.
Horrignu, bydint of hard writing and
acting the typeset Row York mo tro; all.
ten life. has earned the complimentary
title of “The Charles Dickens of Ameri-
ca." Bis u()1dlntvenller" is his master
piece. bringing out the subdued pathos
of the man and proving that he can run
rho whole gamut of human ”more,
blending and really bringing out in his
acting the wall of the soul of the fallen
creature. Seats, at Weed’s and “Insulin-
son's.
motile-sells!-
The comiugol ”The Old Homestead"
to Boyt’v Theatre, on April 9. is un-
nouuced. and thledne dramatic repre-
Managua Jhwrangland
country life, full of its plain moral
falcons. will delight and entertain the
people just as surely as on former (loca-
aione. The presentation will be in all
respects the same av when seen here
last. The company is as excellent as
any that Mr. Thompson has ever sent
out with the play. and includes Archie
Boyd as "Joshua Whitoombz" W. If.
Cressy as “Cy l’rinlez" J. L. Marian as
"the Gsnzy boy." and Marie Kimball as
"Aunt Matilda." R. J. Jose and the
famous double male quartette will be
heard in old time melodies.
Geared and Issltslisas.
A concert and recitation: by the Cow-
perthwuit Sistms' Quartette and Miss
Gertrude Lyon will be given tonight in
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
under the auspices of the Epwortb
Imogen for the benefit of the new
church fund. The Dauhury Hews
“Will“ of the Cowperthwnlt sister:. as
followu:
“The Mirror Cowperlhwait quurtotto
womrmpecially admired in their rendi‘
tions. the most popular being the quarry
lotto selection. ' ’Tie Morn,‘ by Uelb’el.“
“The Misses (lowpertbwait trove u
quartetto number. and sang with u
wealth and delicacy of tone that was
charmiugfl'
Insult will lehla lemsnsw.
Themes Brannon. who. he told in the
B vutluel yesterday, was arrested for non-
paymentofboerd due lifts. Mary Tauv
nor. of little street. Nnrwnllt, was un-
able to settle yesterday afternoon. as he
promised The bosses on the Tramway
ratenuiou to Westport. on which Brew
can has been employed. do not pay
wages on any other day than Buturday.
but tomorrow the bill will be paid.
Brennan says.
Ireland the “ester Ovals!
Uacas Tribe. l. n. it. It. forty Mm,
went to uranium. last night. and visito
ed l'cwshsy Tribe. The flouth liar-
wvllt team coutemd the Adoption dvv
grin on five palsfvosv. and had the
of “litealllng ill." for the new 'i'l‘fbe.
suits and paraphernalia. which are very
handsome. happerwu mad. and the
ludlaus arrived home on the lloio train.
4...»... .,
M I, .Mv
l desire to tells this method cleanse-u.
lay my sincere tbaahv‘to these who
kindly assisted” is my hear or suite.
dousttha deem of my late hushed:
«Milly lllv alternates.
Ins. Guanine it. More.
s. - u- ww’
turquoise-smut. ‘
WMMPM. who
bmdfiemflsflmm hm
memlflsm
ingtcthefslllng ofthsourtslnthorom '
In Hartford, yesterday. exhonator
Joni numb, -‘ enema. 1 Raymond.
Donahue. Gregory and William F.
nlvhop. directors'of the liorwaih Heapl
tsl alleviationrwlth' Ipustor Rosier and
Wm Frost and Burlbutt.
appeared before the calamities on appro-
pristiouvinbvbalf at an appropriation
for the cm hospital. t
They lail before tho committee the
facts connected with the origin and
growthof the hospital movement, told
what the tritium of the towu had done,
andashsdhelp from the state in the
way of a permanent muuul apprcpriw
tion to the annotation.
Although the policy of the present
General Assembly is toward strict econ-
omy. it is expected that the wmmittee
will recommend such an appropriation.
While it may not be 36.000 9. year.
the amount suggested by the Norwalk
representatives in the Assembly, no
likely to be can!» ' '
IAIIEII If IALIIIS-
"wingers Bill Aisles atthelhelssats
llqsernsalevs.
The committee on temperance has as-
signed for next week Tuesday a number
of important bills. among them one
which is aimed to prevent the whole-
ude liquor dealers from backing the
many places which patronize them.
The bill is in onset "every cou-
traot made by any. . partnership.
ill-corporation
irmanufacture of malt or intoxicating
liquornor by wholesale dealers in the
same with any other person not engaged
in the liquor business. which has for its
object the securing of said manufactur-
ersorwholeeule dealers for goods fur-
nished for money loaned to conduct void
liquor business shall be void."
Another important bill to be heard is
that regulating the hours of opening
and closing saloons. It is as follows: 9
“Be it enacted that all “fulfill. all
roomu in hotels where intoxicating li-
quors are sold. und all places where a
public bur iakept. shell open not earlier
than is. m., and close not later than
II p. m. For the first violation of this
not a line of .100 slmll be imposed. and
(or the second offence a fine of $200 and
six months in jail."
An act regulating the number cl ea-
loous in cities follows:
"Be it enacted that commencing Jun-
1!!” l. 1809. the County Commissioners
-hsll limit the number of saloons in
title» of town inhabitants to one saloon
for ('Vfll'] Loon inhabitants."
All three are to be heard nest Tues»
lay.
Ir. Iryss Fer Peshawar st Iswaylsa.
Congressmen llill lmdecidod toreeom‘
mend George W. Bryon for appointment
as postmaster st Rowaylou.
The pcat~odlco at h‘alrtleld. over on up
oofutment to which there has been a
long local contest. submit to be nearing a
settlement. Mr. Hill has recommend
oil the appointment of E W. Pickett to
the mtmsemrahip at that place. Iflfi the
recount-tsunami: will unquestionably rs-
vult iu lit. l'ickstt‘s nominal u by the
president and his nubvoquent ratification
by the Innate.
1hr MW lobssl.
Why Now lira? licences this public
um cocking salami brings in the new cm
of good eating without the usual penalty
mindluestlou. Owning tenuous tree.
Elected decent Manager.
lawns to use Isutfuvbl
“ Hfddhltowll. April lln‘l'he directorv of
the recently menisci W. a ll.
Douglas Pulp “mentoring unopeuy
heldameetfugtudsyvudslseled Henry
I. Obese as general meow. It will
Ilium, readjust the bsdaemd the
mpany. and the plant will. it is as:
MMmooll be Wasatch thus
Mid. ”I'M.“ JO“. 3. ”We
tamer so many yesrvpiestdeutcd the
moves. will villi held that Moe.
Old Devil item Melted.
(mere-snout.»
lest
,,,vsr,
a house, with the
.. a, waiting room.
cfllce‘ and hi .. ’ painted enamel
white. Them ”limo fireplaces in
the house. and the meant for use.
for. while the . .. , is heated by steam,
in the evenings of late spring and
early fall. open , yrillhewelccnn.
Ahmfnruhare 3‘ lthe first filer is
antique. Dr. Co has"picked up"
very many pieces rabiemahogany
furniture from all over the New Eug-
laudvtutes. Han ‘ that. besides!»-
lug haudsomeand lily carved. are of
historical internally lib has bureaus
with swell frontswhlld or how fronts.
Brindle 10880“ M ltvndy 103800- chairs.
spindle legged rut claw foot on».
claw foot and chfitpoudale sofas and
others innumerable.
Thu frieze of bill: the library and
dining roommwhich" are on the north
side of the house. will he hung with blue
and white historical pistes. representing
such plates as Dr. Haeou's church, lien
(lone Hall Ferry. , Fort Gsnsovoort.
John Hancock houie Baltimore Pir-
chuuge, etc“ etc.
The doctors odious on the south side
of the house, with “trance by the side
door. it is hung with Venetian red one
fitted up with all mticrn conveniences
and appliances.
The whole interior presents it most
home-like appearance out is fitted for
comfort as well no use.
m “flaw...” ..
IIIAIAY II TIE AVEIHE.
A Isslutl Ions washed with Iliad 8‘1”"!
Item llavlly.
Anoth- mew incurred in the Nor
lwdhayesaslivr Eamon. but no one
was seriously injured.
Charles Sable. who conducts a. market
in Westport. was driving down Wes'
avenue in company with another man.
when the horse find an attack of blind
staggers and run away. it dashed down
the avenue of u hinh rate of speed nod
turned into Gerard place. where lh«
wagon collided with a pole, throwing
Mr. Sable out. llir companion saved
himself by jumping out. The wagon
was damaged to some extent.
The horse was held by the driver, and
with the assistance of Charles Flynn, he
was stopped.
Mr. Sable recvivedu alight injury to
his back.
m"—
A tribute to the to; fir Develop.
l mu under very deep rim-row on niceipt
of the sad intelllgc no- that Rev. liomrr
Dunning is no more. tlnly those
who were perrmmlly acquainted with
Dr. Dunning can form an trim of hie un.
faltering power nfruflurunce t.) \vurlt
with hie bruin null pen. lie was upper-
nutiy of untiring laborer. lie worlwi
well and to agreed flnflrlfill. Dr, lion»
plug was a man of line culture. a good
scholar. anian of varied reading. lie:
was nflublo, ftiudf liberal and brood-
vlewcd in the walks of frail humanity
and theology. lie was an ardent and
faithful child of Kind. A truly religious
man. a vtcmifnvt friend. a mun nslnvublo
as our: will nun-t in the rank» of the host
class of men. M A teacher in. Dunning
shied high and was beloved by his elusive.
lie had few if any vuperinre in this line
of endeavor. He was often eloquent.
ulwsyv itnprevatve and forcible in his
teaohiuge. Hts dollvnry we» «modem
and classical. By his «teeth the entire
community has lost one of the “Mimi
and but men. the church a most Vulne-
ble mall and his noble brethren u revered
and beloved colleague.
.lln. lfulttWW. Anew.
Newark. N. J.
“Ill“! lobsters. lime. ct linveu' um
”MWan-w—r
Firebug: Sentenced.
(lion-la! to The Monticello
New York. April emerge lliller. the
unsung who was convicted of mu
twenty-four haunt after his urn-est. WM
sentenced today in the humtlyu clouty
court to twenty years imprisonment.
Adldph litetnbsrg. number fleeting. war
sentenced to tan your lmprlmmllt.
with... of...» law“ n...
ma teflvstfl to an arm.
«limb! to the lvultusfl
“I“... ”1 Yrs ‘1’“. ”0"""nh Will)
wuhevavdtodaallilaslhvwelea
Wvdhivbow'. at linoleum. Your"
(busty.
Well-flown lurwsllt Psspls.
noon noun lllVEllllllll
the leader Erasisylblstclvtfivlwlalvvfll
the broader Imus-Ir. ass In.
em cum in Twenty-Hill
“ me their IvrviaIvJ
A pleasant surprlae was given to Miss
3MB Benedict. at herresideuce in East
avenue, last night. in honor of the four-
teenth anniversary .of her birthday.
Games were enjoyed and a collation
was \ served. A donkey contest was
the event of the evening. Lillian (it.
John secured first prise and Bertie Beg-
gar: the booby price. Those present
were Aliases Mamie and Nellie Phillip~
sen. Lillian St. John, Hattie Lockwood.
Ida Pardae, Minnie Frank, Violet by
cell, and Hess". Clifton and Harry
Cooley. Fred Taylor. Bertie Boggart,
Harold Dimitea'i and Howard Taylor.
w”
The bachelor members of the Monday
Evening Whirl club entertained the
club, last night, at the residence of Mr
and Mrs. Frederick Quintird, Wdih'
ington street. The bichelors. lie-listed
by the married men. gave unimpromptu
minstrel perform nice that was heartily
enjoyed. especially the local hits and
songs. The bachelors nlsr protected
each lady with u handsome enameled
spoonusn souvenir. The next regular
meetiugof tnc club will be held Thurs-
day nlght, with Dr. and Mrs, J. C.
Newkirk, of Morgan avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Weisheit. of
Ely avenue, observed, the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriegedast night.
Among the guests Wrm members of the
Germ unis Snzllger‘ounfi and Louise
Lolgo. The men’s uni ladies' choruses
of the former organization rendered vo-
cslheleetions. hlr. and Mrs. Weisheit rot
celved some'costly presents. The bride
wmn a handsome costume of black satin
with all rimming and ornaments.
The get us a most happy one.
Miss Agatha Ute, of Colby dc Smith's
bakery. has returned from u two Wfl'ka'
visit in Dalton, Moos.
hires Stevenson. of Bridgepirt, is the
guest of hire. W.Sheitln Shwcusu.
South Main stmet.
Miss Mary Blunders. of Palermo. is
the guest of lira. James Moore, of My-
mouth avenue.
Mrs. Fuuutleroy and daughter May,
of Elm street. hate been visiting in
New Haven.
bliss Fannie Guyer will give nuozhor
turn dance. shortly.
Weather Bulletin.
New Haven. April 2. I‘m.
suitor" Barometer Temp. Walther
Boston, 30.1% i i clcnr
Nowl'orlt. 30.2% 4.! clear
Washington. 30.1w l'.’ clear
Jackulnvllls-Jhl. Ill all; cloudy
New! lrfeuuvfilltn'.’ m ulcer
Chuvlnuuti. mm ill mlning‘
Pittsburgh. this” , xx cloudy
Oblong", one: tin , cloudy
St. Mule , :to. I: of cloudy
tit. Poul now no milling
il-vorheud ill», I 9i :m raining
Helena :m m on cloudy
"dilute :too: :to snowing
U. (i. Mrunv. Observer.
Generally fulr tonight and Saturday.
colder in west writeubnuight. northerly
f) wonterly winds.
creating a Bad Impression.
tutorial to The sentinel )
Cciistuuthmple. March 2~Tho light-
tog lsvtweeu the Musaulmalls and Chris.
..ui. .-
lslnnd of Unite, to uranium in very hard
flitpl’uvsluu hem and it is believed that
the Turkish government will molt pro.
have to the powers that Turkey herself
be permitted to tube notion against the
insurgents.
Laundering a Man's staunch.
Ithmvml to The nautical I
chins tbut lmltv like an on mater. Dr.
work.
«owls! to the identical l
”1*
Wm
we, momma-mu;
tlans, which to dolly reported from the
Chicago. April it.~—-Wilhu little fiiltv
Foam 15. Think line deformed the feet
of laundering the iuuhte at a llllttl'luillll‘
sob at the Post (iruduale lladlcul school.
and by means of the threatened ray he
at the one time viewed the internal
apartment where his little device was at
baseballs the Polity at the revere
flew York. April l.- A special to the"
Wurhlfrolu lauded «yes "The meat
mot ills Kirsten atlas»
Mstlssvtmferaa on» acute in
mourned isles condom More the
”Infill Ill! IILIEI IIIE.
leterdiy n , Hartford.
, (Special to The Sentinel.) -
Hartford. April li.——’l.'ho last day of
another logislativeweek has urrive'd uud
the General Assembly is one week near-
er dual adjournment. For all of which
everyone should be duly thankful. '
The Senate yesterday repealed the liq-
uor "disclosure" .law. under which a
man arrested for drunkenness could be
compelled to tell from whom he bought
the liquor or be committed for contempt
As stand in yesterday's Sentinel. the
governor‘s nominations of railroad com-
missioners and bank commissioners were
ratified. '
The House appropriated 313,030 for
mitten was appointed to prepare reso-
lution on the death of Representative
Brown. R. J. Walsh was elected judge
of the lfshfleld County Common Pleas
court. '
With this summary practically all of
yesterday’s proceedings have been told.
Yesterday being All Focls‘d iy the sol-
one hnd a little sport at the expense of
one another. One bright young men
who is interested in ud’uirs about the
capitol is engaged if drafting a “joke"
resolution. which will be introduced
later. It provides among other things
that on certain gold leaves on tho copiv
tel do no on April let of arch your there
shall be dieplayel an eagle from North
Stouington .nd a shed from E at Haven
harbor; in the Home there shall be ex
hibitol an ubindoued highway from
Hartford county. also an exact rcproduc
tion in huff tone of n favorable report byr
the committee on appropriations, to be
done by an artist from Stafford or For.
mington. In the Senate there shall be
an exact reproduction of Litchfield coun-
ty to hang over the portrait of George
Washington, and in the House a tintype
of the judiciary cnnnirtea in session.
As is always the else it is necessary to
state that no one can tell what next
week will bring forth. There may be it
whole lot of important matters schedul-
ed for consideration, but if the craters
get an opportunity they will indulgem in
their flights and needed action may be
‘ postponed.
The House met at 10:30 today. the
Senate at ii.
The proceedings of theLegislnlure today
were entirely routine, turn the Senate
.md House being occupied solely by
rudendur besides i.
The House adj retired at mill and the
Senate at 12.
-—Fresh bums, ut Reyes mitt:
Fighting Forest Fires.
(Specbll to The Sentinel.)
Patchognc. L. 1.. April 2 ~Tiie forest
tires which broke out Tuesday Inst in
the town of Broukhnren did not born 30
fiercely last night and this morning.
principally on account of tbv wind go-
ing down. The fires have also been
checked by the careless efforts of tin
citizens unzl farmers who have fought
day and night to probct their property.
Eighwailss Behind the all...
new cells at the state prison and a com» Ki
Wilhecveneelleut Wm WM“
Gollius’ name.
South Now-lb
\V’ANTED.-A
ml housew
West street. South I"
ANTED.~GNMM
...... “Horror. ~
war ,1
line. Norwalk. P mf
Minn—sum .
man as clerklu
in restaurant, or any.‘
Address “Work ” flan
‘0 LET. 4'nt . a ,
the Maguus cow fill?
'l'rrmave WI)? reasonabir.
Scofleld. respect Hill.‘
LET OR F R SALE.
Camnstrcet. first floor No. _
o urn-4 houseof el ”
Center avenue. suitable .
or two families. i‘wo miuuten'
trolley line. Apply at No. 6 W I
.—-Second floor, 17,, unit,
[‘0 le’l‘
nwnuv worth: 7 1-00me W
ward]; anon: or so; honored
Wui’ilflw wrd oven e. rent I“; If”.
rm,m« ward avenue. Null
:2 in e Gnome. 180 Main ates-emit , ,
in 88; 0 rooms, Music Hall tones.
uhlefor offices; rent so. EA. W
ward.
"O LET. —Sto ESWuhlngfonm
suitable for pertinent
store. Dimensions 2mm with£m addition
(instill. Hus side entrance for,
hut delivering goods. Stahli sum in 7
:ortwo horses and wago spammed-o two
our-room apartments. on. sh My
rear, ‘l3 Washi ton street. wisdom in
every room, ten 99, and on thirdstory
ing ton street.
J. Hutchinson. 12 High street.“
r or rent 87, and one flat. rent ‘10. l
.‘flice out well Cigar company,“ esw’g
'l‘u LET— lied honI No. 9 Crescent
Terrace, from Apr list. ApplytoA.
saline. 1’. 0. box” south Kmaf .
morph-m
WET.“ “At bmsmbrwaik,
road bridge at Fort Punt
twoects of rooms still par month. ‘_
find two sets of rooms arose“ M.
each. inquire at office. 5 it." B. plail, ,
sunthxorwalk. Jacobld. imyvon‘. A“
In”
— M
'l‘u 1.1' l‘ «in... apartments over We '
, muur 'sstore, H and $10; one 0781'
l. ane' n .-. 1,021: 3": all uh house. brick row ' ‘
Sunl- \l.un hirccl. $15; two bounce. “wood
17th
row i llcstnut street sound no.
Dudley 1’. El).
‘0]. ET ~(ln favorable Nlarllillma II,
I the new LINCOL I aim ,-
W nter street. two «I :orefrom all“
street for use no stores. work shopsultl
manufacturing purposes. imitation chi»,
lrul; unsurpassed shipping facilities _ ,_
er furnished to tenants on long lease. ' I
aeolian now given on April lab m
In) 1m & Golden. 74 Washington arm
in
‘U f it. I'. florirnble wouldn't-4'1!“
iliwviul to The Sentinel.)
I \Vllléiliflgfml. April 2.~v:\l ll n.1n.
the World's record in the nix-day bicych
mm. The allure stood us follows. School:
”we; Albert. l,i'ell;ilolllen. Lisa; Une-
aidy 13ml; Luwsun. l we; Riverre. bit;
Ford. nil; Muller. till}.
Hie lolly Reduced to Pulp.
Mancini in TM Mlllmld
Corning. N. l'.. April 2~~Hormsn
(laundry was at work at a portable sow
mill. at Atlanta. when he won instantly
killed. The bolting caught in that
large fly wheel. and Gouudry‘s arms
were caught. ills body was minced to
pulp. ‘ / ~ .-
Held in Await Requisition Papers.
Him but in ’l'fll-Nonlltlol |
New York. April 2~Gcorge Mill: r
and John Clark. both of waich. it i.
wnutct for moi-don committed on Jun:-
nary l. were bolt in the Jefferson liar-
ltet (innit. today. to await requisition
papers.
rev. cans.
W
Fill! SM. . «building lot titlxlfll. on
, Weatlwelllle most desirable lot on.I
the avenue. Apply to Taylor 01. Golden:
l3omtf
run only Wh‘lfloeu toot counter.
swam feet filldlvlllfl. ttvcuty toot;
luv-s ‘nluolud partition. In good order;
Miner y in Academy billiard rmnu. W ill
be mltlv'orymwli" Apply tollentlnel of
tire, or W. l: l. t' apron. nlamiuni. l' If"!
Ill
Fall also
binds. the rev H.
do ill“ a casualty. tram.
and hints of norm amok.» Very low
prices. nothing built v.1. rsesdvllv’
emf. llrop mas pmtaluud i will
on “MW: wmaiimflml'to’imi‘fl no
I . I {WWII lil' an
fibula. .ll. llllllt'lllla Norwnthit. y lint
A ulaoluuunoua.
'ltruwhem “mil
ill". uwape nor
soiled: wm ruling eight miles behind
whence
lento. lililtvt. (Julyltlcvniva boa:
shruiu, rim
7
, l llmr, t; motile; first floor fl room.
3 w our uxnl new“ i IfltlL'CilUll-
‘llllllluliflfllltiy inquire of 0. “allied”
MUM: ml ”tn-er, Sol-walk. I”!
’I‘O l lui‘ 4,- ottsge dud wash bones.
acre fund. by your uni. dflflll m
nenr lhkuywu station.
Itownylcu,(‘ t. inquire station magnet.
rial
writer in rent Mil; hullveJrowavh‘lbf'. . ‘
.nextd. li'liuuppe reeidenoe '
xreut Ole: house. Morehallstl'usf. hm
irent ill); first floor, 6 rooms.”
etml. rent am. All in first class
Apply toJohll ll. Knapp.”
"U lJfZl'. A very deairablv h
nll modern improvements.
lion, nvemluutea' well: from tie
«'mir: at '32 Taylor svenue. sear
roe
ran anus.
I ‘Oli SALE h‘ewufcs Elmira
only used it uhort time: ”skill he
2e heup to it quick buyer
Willi
street, booth Varmint.
lfi‘m‘m'fi" The uncured:
mile auroral pie old
lfrc round lnlnnuln to cast
firuln il'll. l' n bassuourrdls
will sell the hillth ut pnbli 9
Income. biddlrthmfur midis _
hm» belonging to entries
Whaler strovt’lll t his cl.
\,l'ililrd lm ntllloe
w libs furnished up’mha.“ . ..
the time of val s.
Adurlulutratpr. «much .
Idler-ch allhfiflifi .
‘Ult libido u
, ll Wolds. ltnvuyv.
lug». wearers. Iflan-lo
fetus. Wlarw c In. a cone.
:fl’ml order and warranted livers!
Worthington street.
Iron“ albumen on?“
2—.
the Norwallt To
an 4. «loam A»... dam—«l
‘Ult SAi.lt.«~llle ”(Hegel
whole sale
lllltllll fact "nightlight! “if lifts
predictor litre
you will be ”taunt, . «ill
mean lowgml
r videocmtmmslooll hill iii. 1'. 0.
breath. lion». ,
dwell
i
f) llld'i'. House. 28 filly announcers . u .
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