7' committed a murderous aa-
,‘sauitupeahiswifeataaasrlyhouryeo
mus-darinitwhiehhe broke
w ”lithe man who osrned the
ill” Bind street where Sailor
‘ “' stabbed to death two or
three filo. Lynch hats bad ropv
. I I
Tuesday night he was drunk and went
lb his wife’s rooms atNe 5Delancey
shim the lock to his wife a door
a jabk—knife and entered. Ilo
, her asleep. Lynch’s greeting was
lavage blow on the sleeping woman' s’
eye.
‘ She awoke with a mum, and Lynch.
"roving. dragged her out of bed and
”threw her heavily to the door. He then
kicked the prostrate woman a demon
times in the dde.
Hr! Lynch put up her left hand to
‘ implore mercy. Lynch seized her hand
between his mth and bit fiercely.
Draggingiter‘aelf to her knees. Mrs.
Lynch begged for mercy.
The woman’s cries awoke the tenants
Pointless Mellon. of the Eldridge street
.station. ran up to her room. At the
doorhe wasmot by the huge form of
Lynch. The drunken maniac attacked
the policeman, and together they rolled
out into the hall. Mullen was no
match for Lynch in strength and rapped
for assistance. Policeman _1.eonsy
answered.
When the reinforcement arrived
Lynch promptly left Mellon and made a
lungs at Leoney. no kicked him in the
truth. and then. picking hini up, hurled
him downone flight of stain. Mullen
saw his opportunity. and seizing Lynch
from behind. threw him bodily after
.Loouey. .
.Ifallon lost his balance and tumbled
. down stairs. All three landed in a heap
on the next landing. The struggle con;
tinned and it was only by a vigorous use
of clubs that Lynch was subdued}
Hrs. Lynch. despite her wounds, re-
fused to go to. the hospital. and went to
court to interoede for her husband.
Lynch was held in'kl .000 boil for trial.
Magistrate Cornell said he had never
seen such a case of brutal assault.
Islam! lioness CsIIseler.
‘ Selectman John B. Davis. of linin-
‘ den. has entered the list to I-ompete
for the nomination of internal revenue
collector for the district of Rhoda is.
landaudCounectieut. a place new oo-
enpied by John C. Byxbee. of Merldeu.
Davis is said to have It powerful back-
in. but he hats strong man to work
against in John 1. Hutchinson. of his
ask. who was the collector under the
liarrlsonsdtninistrstleu Another Cen-
ssscticut candidate for the place Is
m A. ll. Wright. also of Essex
tie far as known these three are the
dates in (.‘oummticnt for the
outfitter-ship. but it is said there are it
some candidates In Rhodo island. and
these give the Couueeticut aspirants
not a little of concern.
a... N... we
Watt as Ills issued List
Progress of the Norwalk Tramway
company on the link connecting Non
walk with Westpert is such as to mate
it evident that the two places will be
connected within a few days sixty-
WJWM' gale: enables {th‘e
m rue s erseveryur
The trackts ad.justed andtbo
fest “Willem alfal- east
new a Nash‘s corner. 'l'oaccetu
modate the Mk In front of Andrew C.
53's honest a number «4: great clots
on sea . i up a
la his vicinityzbley :1!" ill .l’pfim
mm banktttwsst histhree
most ieshcssss. ‘
' As hesitates st tsetse.
The 13.3. Read company occupies-the
atltlipaesof’l’hs deatlnsl todaytetell
“may public of the awakeolun
of spin; to tits company's handset-s
W state. than «disabilities
.7: _ this meIth Its wealth
g» new needs. tksaev arias-
are Iavltsdto
*”wnfimmmmo
: ”immufiig: lilo
' ’ - mint: I
Worthy settles I:
yesterday minis:-
wstetli in . two silver eastern
oaedemusilver ” and forks. one
doaen napkins tad aoheuills tableccvsr
13:01", Maud it is nmfl:
tiehswere peeked into trend carried
I",
A P Dstuon.ef Nash d: me'l
“”33 “his“? “MN"W
man ng use. aymern»
fluwithalarge {em in a
recover.
VIEW” AI OLD Ill? storm.
Polaris Agile at lack Is the oils“ id
_ Palmetto. . L.‘
The wrecking of the oil telnet o
Palmer hat shop. alongside the: railroad
track in Mechanic street. continues
Last night all the abutting was taken
down. the engine was taken to pieces
and the sections piled on the dunner
rather what remains of the floor. for the
mterpnrtof ithas been removed at
different times.
Thefaot isownedbbyinanC.
Bord. «magmatic-s. y
la Saint's torsion so Poser.
Rev. Charles ll. Selleck’ yo! Norwalk.
monitor! a Lentm sermon fl8t. James'
church last night to a large attendance
Hie subject was "Peace. ’" frlnn the text
in Job nxiv.. 29: "When He givetb
quietness who then can make trouble."
He emphasized the thought that men
are upset more by the really trivial
things than by great tron .beesuse
they brace themselves ogai the great
things. while they are generally unpre-
pnrud toresist the small ones. Be or
horted the peep in to look up, keep their
courage good. and their faith stroo.
overcome all the little troubles of ife.
which interfere with religious develop
meat because they demroy the calmness
of character which is ueeesmry Mr
Selleck Is well known in Danbury.
where heis very much liked. and his
sermon was listened to with much at
tention and appreciation. Among the
younger olergymen Mr. Selieclris known
as Father Scheck—Daubury News.
toaster Ferris m flasks.
Senator Leach. of New London. was
in South Korean. yesterday. in can
ference with Senator Ferris. Wing
tho dredging in iforwalk harbor. Sent»
tor Ferris desorvee a great deal of credit
for having the rocks retrieved from the
channel opposite Gregory l’oint. They
have been a menace to navigationwnd
new that they him been successfully
removed. owners of vessels will unite in
thanking him.
It. o'er-lea surprised.
A surprise party woe tendered to
Michael ll‘Brien. last night. at his home
in ileaiuuton avenue. A large number
of his friends were in attendance. Music
for dancing was provided by Simon New-
mun.
laden lehlchl III.
Madam Schalchi was too ill to sing
last night in the concert announced for
lloyt a theatre and Mr. Hoyt declined
to have the concert given without her.
POPULAR AlillEIEI".
its on hemmed.
lieuulan Thompsons familiar play,
"The (lid Homestead." will be seen at
Hoyt's. Friday night. Archie Boyd will
be seen again in the fumiliar character
of “Joshua Whileetub." All the other
members of the company remain on the
programme the same as 'at the last visit
(lid-fashioned harmonies arranged for
the play will be snap by the famous
cable male quartetto, led bylt J. Ross.
Aunrnbcr efchanges have been intro-
duced in the way of special features
without iuu-rfe‘rlnlt with the original
story. The Breedwtly view of Grace
church with Its brilliant Illuminations
still makes one of the most attractive
features of the piece.
III Item I llasltels.
iii Henry. whole name as a miustrel
manager bears a national recognition. is
in the field this mason with a large. va‘
pensive and strictly first class city mlu~
steal attract-Ion. which will uproar at
Hoyt' s Theatre. Saturday next. matinee
in else has but. some to the if
sasakthfetwhoentersdthe apartments ‘
it». pushes” the at... cm
Bill?! WEB Alllll lllE liliil
menu-mumtsmmna
manna-sumac»
unconstitutional-or
someone.
Peter Anderson. mate on A. J Beards-
Iey's mud digger. which has been at
work on gevmnient contracts In Nor-
walk harbor. had a narrow escape from
death this morning. .
Thedredgerisjustabeve the railroad
bridge. preparing to begin work this sf-
terneon on a 34,000 contract at Perry's
and Oyster Shell Pointl; which will take
about six weeks to complete.
Anderson was "dating in removing
0ithe stone grappling apparatus that had
bawuudtohriug up the rocks of!
Gregory’s Point. to replace it with the
mud bucket.
He was lifting the bucket. when one
of the chains caught hint about the
chest and nearly crushed the bones.
He was stunned for some time, and
very badly bruised. but it is thought he
will get over the bad effects of the acci-
dent iu a few days.
TURNED ill‘ WIFE ADRIFT.
mm“... immense-n
lealtfsr .
' Arthur Abbott. of Dunbnry. formerly
a brakemau on Conductm Edward
Smith’s train. was arres ted in South
Nerwallr, this morning. on the arrival
ofthe train here at 8: It). A Danbury
elicer, who had followed Abbottte
South Norwolk.‘ made the arrest.
Abbott was in the company of Miss
Josephine Sharkey. who is employed in
the corset factory. His \vife' Is thp cont.
plaitnlut against him. She alleges non
support
Abbott. it is said, turned her out of
their home acute time ago. disposed of
two children from her.
item mu.
The Womnu‘ a Missionary Minion,
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church. hold its regular monthly meet-
ing yesterday afternoon. After the
opening exercises Mrs. Chests. of Green-
which read :Ipnper on the "Missionary
()utlrxlii. ” Miss Margaret Wood's sub.
ject was “Have Missionsa Right to Be?"
and she treated it under two heads.
”Their Contributions to Useful Know—
ledge. ” and thorlduuohling influence of
Missionary Lives. " Mrs (‘hoate added
a few eanteot words on "What we (live
and What we (live To. " The special
offering for foreign missions was made
but some of the members were nu: thin to
be present. and it is earnestly requested
that they send their contributions to the
treasurer as soon as possible.
Baptist Ills-Isa hotel.
A mite-box social was held in the
Norwalk Baptist church. last night.
under the auspices of the Uppertunity
Circle of KinghtrDenghters A pro~
ornament vocal and instrumental se-
lections was rendered. Miss (iertrnde
{you gave a rendlntt upon "Grauduia' a
Attic Treasures. " which was Illustrated
by living pictures. The breaking of
the mite~boaes showed a goodly amount
:or dine benefit of the church sinking
an
a... mm 7"
At the free ankles lessons. tomorrow.
in Arlen Hall. lites l’aekard will demon
strate the following menu. which will
be served to the lsludge”?Iliad“; Bream of as
paragon son . s u s a:
cult. alireddgdhea w heatflsh oho‘sWhyt‘g.
dad wheat cheese gnome. creamed s plo-
ach on shredded wheat biscuit tops».
shredded wheat silver jelly. All are In-
vited. Bring spoon. napkin. neteboelt
and pencil.
The Mad hill? I! Walk"
The towu read roller was yesterday
afternmn taken from Booth Norvudk in
Its «teat-tars In smith street. Norwalk.
three h West avenue. Cbspel. Water
and allstreets to illnitli street All
the machine is very heavy. It wandssin-
ed best not to tinst hotelier over
tunnel bridce In Wall street. hence the
route taken This afternoon the teller
teat work in Newtewu avenue.
5 LNA.
Nutritionists.
.l. J. Walsh is A. 17. Austin. iandsnd
, buildlnpsla Booth Union avenue. .
Add J t .
Wm elilli'tsalewgeit battery.
land
to Andrew J I II‘
land and buildings a 0mm Weill»:
”N NM” MN.
elitism
'routmowletbslsstday oi the free
multiculturalism Arlenflall. Amish
their household effects. and took the f
the 1.1mm. it:
contaminant ll transmutation
WW arelavltsdt
fond. W“
Iii
trauma. alumna “for is .
ohm '
was rejected ell ,‘dlvision. after a long
debate. ‘ , ‘ i
The new W the bill providing
for compulsory military education in the
public schools. and resolutions of respect
were passed on tindeath of Represents
tive John 310qu
In thcfienate fiebill amending the
election law was Etabled on account of
the objection to the provision regarding
pastors on
Governor yesterday approved
the requisitienof the Soldiers’ Hospital
Board for ‘10. current «muses,
and also the hill the board of educa
tion for the . for tuition. clothing,
etc. tothoarneu “underlies.
scheduled for isafterneon there are
ten committee nus. and the Fair-
lie'd county my.“ scheduled for we
today-.te te Greenwich court
judges. was postponed until this after,
noon.
The Henry asl'Imbled at 10: 30. the
Senate“ ii.
London. April 3 -A crowd of people
gathered at Chafing Cm railroad
station today to witness the departure
of Mrs. ()rmisten Chant. the social re-
former. and the six nurses who are going
with her to the Island of Crete
After a two hours' discussion this
{morning the Senate accepted the report
on Humane Institutions. rejecting the
whole plan of a State Itefmnatory. and
recommending the appointment of a
committee to investigate the scheme of at
State Reformatory. and to report to the
Senate of it!» A yes. and my vote was
taken and stood t only to two. Senators
Alix. of Waiiln 0rd, and steel". of
”Waterbury. casting the negative votes.
The committee on incontorutions re.
ted a bill amending the charter of the
flw and Order Magus. which provides
that the governor may appoint agents
not to exceed four. to carry out the dutis
of agents of the league. A previous
amendment adored by the league. th. It
the league may appoint agents. was de-
sated.
The. Senate holds no session tomorrow.
and adjourned to lid!) Tuesday.
The House devoted three hours ton
discussion of the unlawful combination
insurance bill. adversely reported by the
insurance committee. and which was
debuted at length at yesterday‘s session.
and at 1:30 was still (list-nosing it.
~80!!!“ 8N)“. “DIWALI.
Special Inmates Iw Tomorrow I Friday a.
20 cent linen towels. each. I257».
5 cent toilet paper. it packages 2.12
Miceut men’s black satin scnrfs. 25w.
3 vent white tape, per roll. Ie.
Invent black Inti‘cta gloves, Sir.
I" cont ladies' black stockings. To.
’25 cent liIdIos' summer vests. “In.
7: oeufivnckagv- vi hair pins, 3 packages
for 2c. .
lit cent granite Iron milk pane. loo.
5 cent ludiea' haudkerchiefs. :lc.
lib'oeut table linen. 50.2.
5 cent writing pads. «In-h. cup;
In cent wash battles. ,Il‘lc.
31' cent matting. doe.
tit ladics' dress shirts. I” 23.
8'3 till lace curtains. per pair. the.
$2 ’25 indics' block capea. 73c.
75c Indiea' shirt waists. bile.
If: Polka-ft mun...
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Pelllam. of
Taylor avenue. were tendered asurprise.
ham's birthday. (Iamtu. vootd and in
strumental exotic and dancing until I
o'clock made up the evening” a pleasure
A bitunteeus collation was served et I:
o ’cIot Ir Among: those p‘rmcut were Mr.
and Mrs Atuost'lsIes.lir and Mrs George
Way. lit. and Mrs Luther Wright. Mr.
and Airs Charles Weed. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Human. Mrs. Harlin Rockwell.
Ira item-y Willlllilltl, Mrs 8. it )lciwr
son. Misses NsIlIo Mather. oreuce
Bradley. anevlta Mend. Hostile Lyons.
Edythe I4. Gates. Mildred Roman.
Messrs James Robinson. Dottdttw
Davenport. Harry it. ltaymnud. James
Inter. Fred licence and Charles Weed
«statuary
We have on hand several thousand
job lot billbeads and tmteheads that we
will print at the fellowian prices: .Iloo
«toaster billheads “.te. additional
new sixth bfllheadt sins.
additional I.Iltl0’s. Win; notsltsade. 1.000.
that. additional Inn's. ‘lbc. Pudding.
Scopes 1.000 extra. This stitch is of
fair quality. You can have It ntsheva
pellets-lenses“ lasts. Evening lieu
libel.
m III a Luv first.
titty Attorney John 3. Haiti and
City Clerk Joseph ’l‘sylov. comprising
the low first of Light A Teller. will
ItIp unto listuvdoy.
'f‘s lee "all return tonic
(Whit: 11 case ed in iiwertseitler.
W“ M. 1‘. M‘M “3min b“
preseutoffiess.
NH Wrmw
t. cent at. no.
IW to no assume
member-succulent
_ solemn III III8 nil BIIIIY
lionday nightJhs lttltilldiflii being Mr. l'el: -
m‘ I s
Wits Day mimic?“ as then
willow. also umm
densest ls Ilavs coastllles Is. while
Web-fuller News by I y of the
Wives ital Vavlslt deciles? of
its Benin. L
'Afiddletowu. April e—A arch I.
being made todsytorecoveryt budyef
Antone Benson. aged twenty five. who
mysteriously disamieamd f his home
here. Tuesday. and is silo to have
committed suicide by Junpkll off the
Middlesex' quarry dock at Portland.
Benson hos been out of work for some
time and deepondent.
Big Fire in Knoxville.
(Special to The decline! l
Chattanooga. Tenn" April 8.~.A big
fire is raging in the business motion of
Knoxville. It started in the Knox
Hotel. One fire company was sent
from here at 4 a. m. A telephone
message at 7:45 u. m., and several
people were injured.
Chattanooga. Tenn., Aprilfi. v—A tele-
phone message At II u. m. says: The
largest tire in the history of Kuox'ville
started in the basement of cNulty’ s
grocery comp-any. next door to Hotel
Knox, in the heart of the wholesale dis-
trict Many of the largest Lwholesale
houses In the city burned. The tire i~l
now under control. Loss cannot be esti-
mated. Nobody killed. L
L N
is Purify Havana.
tripods! to The Sentinel.)
Havana. April S—Miclmel .l. l.ludy.a
Brooklyn-New York. contractor. has so.
cured a contract to improve the sanitary
condition of Havana. The cdntrurt will
Involve nu eapnnditure of ubo t 95,000.-
000. Work will be eotnmr need next
winter and it will give employment to
front 4 000 to 5, 000 men on solvers, pav-
ing. 0'.“
live Killed at a trading.
toroidal tothe Routine! l
Lewell, Mast. April 8—. erbert Cra-
venand Samuel Housemwh creasing
the railroad tracks here,w killed by
an express this morning. The men who
were killed. with another mm in u
wagon which was donmiishnd and the
ttvo horses nttachmi in it were killed
The third lllifn escaped without, injury.
Taking off Her Cargo.
(leper-la! to The Sentinel.)
New York, April III-The. Merritt A-
Uhapmau Wrecking company this
morning sent it tag and lix'ter to the
sunken Atlas line fileliili‘l' Alvemi
for the purpose of taking off or anchors
and chains and SilYlliL: auc
(llil be touched.
Ilealh of an Inventor.
Iliuecinl to The Bentln .I
Middletowu. Conn. . April}! w-Willium
Wilahire Riley. cued eighty-one. died at
his home in Cromwell. this morning.
from injuries sitstnined byEfdlafczwm
t' mm as
weeks ago. The deceased ‘ as no in-
ventor of many articles. fret which he
received a good u ompeteucy
I... a Verdict oi the
(Sperm to The Scull el.I
Canton. 0.. April B.-Tytl1lalo l'almer
was yesterday given a verdict by .I jury
in the Court of Common “final for "x 50
Evtlllilljf
The petitiort’ naked for
In a libel suit against t
Repository.
$711,001»
Impettlhle to noon lutergenIs.
(Spatial to the Bentln‘ I.l
Canon. Island of (trete,LA|Irll hw-
Tlie foreign admiral» have at awar-
sbip to lifeline. with inst notions to
assist the Tut-kale ct Joustiu that plwo.
the latter having declared iI to be
impossible to resist the lust:
Uprising III Porto '
4 (Oriental lotheneutt .l
New York. April NMJ .1 lie lieunn.
presidentoftile Porto ltleo revolution
aryemumittee. yesterday 00deceived pri
vatelufortnationtc the of! t that the
000country‘had taken up arms zigsiust the
Sports nmerament.
(Hamid to Theflwil at I
sunny. um. Aprlte.~— he liredoula
Hill was destroyed by fire tL Ila morning.
The taill contained a lame out: of rope
arthritis a orpmsive
machinery. and the loss wt l amount to
full y dbl). lilo.
In stallion
(umlaimuulliontl «I I
landed April 8.» mired
In Motion from Pretoria and below
cdtc The
Mill w . that the
wlleiscdassslandlsia .. a revolt.
Ismctrsassnntu .
New limb. Avril ew‘l‘lte -It market
asset. in"... Chicago.
lilfil L island
is. it: lost ere. M34.
Tao Thousnvl fer Vale.
Ilfpecial to’l‘he Sentinel).
, New Haven. April entice. John W.
Haudrie. of Sound Beach. who has made
many gifts to Yale Literary and Scien-
tiflf’clsohoel. has made an additional gift
0
Fall Dead is the m
I Special to Thefieutlnel.)
Naugatuck. April 8—Miohael Jordan.
aged fifty years. an employee of the
Goodyear Rubber company.
at the factory this noon.
Cause. heart
disease.__
DOTS AND DASHES.
Guthrie. Okla, A l 8 --Lee Vincent
has resigned the c airmauihip of the
Populist party at Oklahoma.
Chicago. April 8 —-Hernco 0. Bird “on
dead. aged sixtyvseveu. Mr. Bird was
the founder of musical organizations in
Chicago.
Chicago. April 8 wFour thousand
men were forced out tkIf’mpleymeut by
the closing of the war of Illinois Steel
company last night.
Chicago. April B—Ex-Mayor DeWitt
(‘ Crcgier' Is lying dangerously ill at his
home in this city.
leadsy Evening Whirl club.
The Monday Evening Whist club will
be entertained tonight by Dr. and Mrs
J. C. Newkirk. of Morgan avenue.
FOR SALE.
F‘OR'SAIIFLMA trained snddlewiiudrsfle;
.. good driver; salted and gentle. In-
quire at Sentinel ullice. a7 lvv
l4‘Uit SAlil‘Z.~ Three ten foot cedar round
bottom hunts, suitable for yacht. er
launch yawls. also one Staten island skifl’.
eighteeufoot keel, with cetIt-re'lmnrd and
sail. Smith Brat. Five Mile River. n5 ti
[4‘0“ SAlrblr—Seoond-haud bio cles.
Wallis, Envoys. F lt-etw'tn :4. 'eat—
tugs. Ste-urns. Hartfords. Colnm ins. Ral-
eigs. \\'urtv.icks Falcons. Erie» all in
good order and warranted. Hearse it Hoyt
so“ :mhlugton street. mJ f
I‘Uli SrXIJ'h“ Sbl’flwi’erf
kinds in per LII)". midscnpe gur—
rieninu a specialty trees. shrubs. roses
and all kinds of uurser stock. at very low
prices. nothing but. A o. l. Treeatleliv
ered Drop me a postal and I will call on
you. All stock warranted. hhigar lint
tery ‘3.) veal-a foreman for Stephen lloy't :-
bone. 1’. i). Itidrtss‘lorwulk Ct. .327 fin
plants. to
130K SALE. ..
lilt'\'('l.l~‘..‘-‘~.
“film“. best stainless ItIlI'IIIu.
t'rnnku. forge-d stool, one piece.
Ai'f'llt‘ll lurk. steel forging.
’l'iri-s. INCH, full guarantee.
Bli‘llll'iltl. choir-r. rich. lasting.
l‘df’f
Cheaper than old “in-visa
with worn out firm, ruined
matings, and constant repair
‘ hills
l'i‘ltfil'
You can it'll NI? by our piece crntiks.
.\'u trotihlcsmm- volts-r nine.
Nil '1'" NHIKWALK HARDWARE H.
“"5 If
I‘Cli SM. E.» Building int mum on
“'th Infill"). most tlwirahle |uf m)
the avenue Apply to 'laylort'k Iioldt :.I
{2011
l4‘illi SA]. in: llif'flllt‘fl null sundries at
Whollflhfilt and retail from eight
manufacturer». #15 up 'I' be best tlmt' II
tItIule for $7.- llou' t infer that low prices
Int-nu low grade. ('ull Mill ex illlilltt and
will will he Millstlmi. lulIII If. Mont-m-
I'niihll'litltt i 'omsmt'k Hill. I'. U. Hex ill.
\‘orwulk (nun ill.‘ 7 if
l4‘tllt H.\l.lv..mllse the Maryland Mix-
tllrelolnttrm. the fittest on the mar
lint. iluly Ittwnta It hurt. Ask lionetlltut
the Not-walk 'l‘obltceotlist.
je if
I‘ll“ SAM". Loam for top lino-slug or
filling lttnnyqtmnuy. nt rtasouable
prion delivcrmltonny part of the town.
A. llmmh 74 Spring street south Nor
wotllt. at» Iw
l‘llli SAI l-.. i'olnnihin bply rtthlur
Inm- \tIII stand it. lbs. pressure to
the square in Guaranteed not to burst
frotultao IIotnInI-te. for one year front
date of win lime
booth Nullinllt ”lll'fl
wand II, ll r If
l4‘illl HALE.
l't‘lt'tm llll 'Yt ‘IMP‘.
liuttuluu.
New Men awolltl Illillfl mm illl‘lillfl
”to" .meguoti mflitt‘. and in the
will)" lnou run It page to tow Irom It
”too responsible lltlllw e “Ive
flt‘illl nasal value for the taunt-y In
MIMI" second hand wheels l’lenlv
atom of whet-Is to aelut from
finial Wolff-t. lunvoys. Fleetuinus.
0mm fitnarusJiartfurdaJ olntnltius,
ltaleluhs. Wtirwicks. Fulton".
Erica
liltiAltsIl‘I A’ litI\"l‘.
at! Washington
Htreet
Full I-IAIII’: Fiftuenfoet
thlVe feel attolvluu.
HIM» ‘muelml intuition in good older;
former y In Atmietny billiard routn. Will
Ila soldvary cheep. Anvil! toflclttlttelof
doc. or W In. 1. Uspruu. Iain! ord , t' I44. (m
In I
It 7 If
~9-
utIIItIIer.
twenty («mt
MIOORLMNIOUI
m
'l‘lllliiltdtnlrln lleipi house cleaning
. not leave 1 site org?“ Ill till ('lsy
tr not. It ice of if. H. 'l‘ay at tier
(MT ”A sable or red collie dog. an
4 swat-n lathe name It "tiarlowfl
liberal reward will he pan for his moves
lineman Record. at the new Catlin
teat-melt. lavatilti
mulled
dead while coming down in the elevator ‘
W
W .f
April till. a II it
'ZW‘W' of ma... '
LOW“,
three ears. Formal
denot’ln Norwalkgoh
12th. at 3.15pm.
[)3 J. “MILTON 003‘
to the next bones - -
Main street. Olioe hours
it to 8 p. at. Bpeefair
of women
ANTED ~Mau . .
lower floor of .
woman to act as it!
numsand patients ud'
laund ark.
lug to'Iievo' 8. H. Waiki
ANTED. «A contusion
oral housework. =
ed. Alpply at Sentinel B
is We latreet. Norwslk
\‘YANTED. 330083;“.
or night room dwell“)
minutes walk of South .
eillce. Enquire P. J. 91...»;
street. ‘
\ WANTED. ~Man and
‘ lady can find good
pleasant: front rfetn p21“
encesa uverys out or. can
most desired Read ‘. it“
-\\'ANTED. —Girl to do
wort: Call for one
ity place.
”has g
general housework in Is
ily. A dress 43 Belden avenue. . .
\‘7ANTLD ll—Situatiou as night,
man best of referent!
dress or call. C. 11.11
nue. Norwalk, Conn.
“ .wrtm éituatiou by .
sum” as clerk in mature"!
in re turnnt or any I m 0mm
Address 'Werk. ” Sentinel office.
TO L‘T.
[c LET To adults. four or five Im‘
rooms. bath room.
mm.
clothes praises. Rent 810 per month
Urchard street
. 'I‘O l. ET -— Use For lo- lime
tvtth barn. garden and [but tit...
situated. cornerlet. 3! Bawa avenue.
All modern improvements. PM! .
Mltyl Inquire IncnhM. Layton.
n51” "1721.2! ”IDLE .
. —-———-.-'-—-—-—-
'l‘tli. .H‘Uit Full SALE-«No. at High
street, Nervous. ll! rooms} ‘ "
room, closets furnace. stat! HIM. '
fruit shade, barn use. my and wet water '
Freshly painted and tapered. lbqtsiu all.
itmrge l'. EIIs. Nerwslk. Conn. unwi-
’rt) INC—Possessing at once.“ u 8 5
rooms with more“) lrnuro
.\o. '.ilt lnyslreet. west of C 23::
tau. Apply to Jacob M. Layton. 55-03“
1
1‘0 LET Furnished. for the summer.
the Magnns rulings on Wilson Cove.
’l‘crms very reasonable Apply to J R.
Notieltl. Prospect Hill. Rowaytou. coll.
afllw
'l‘ul. .l; "I (lit tum SAL ..«—‘l‘wohon.aes.
l‘ununtrcct, first floor No. 23W
MVllllIt'. E ii. Slit-timed tiliCautp m. '
at t!
'l‘ll l luT— “A- house of eight room”
I enter athenuu suitable for either!!!”
urtwofttttliltes. ”lwnnluuten’ walkm
trolley line. Applynt No. it Orchard Cs.
‘U l lui'.
all!
’I fiecond floor. 77 Wendi“
uvrtlllr routine: 7 rooms. ti'l' Wood
unnlantmc rent tilt; house? rooms. ill
\\ o nlunrtl avenue rent 8H: first floor 6
moms. NI \tomlwml avenue. rent CC;
loom III-ennui. “0an street. Norwalk.
rcuti‘h; Ii reruns Music Hall block. suit.-
able for olllces; rent did. FLA “I
It ard.
'l‘ul. .Il'l‘. maternal! Washington street
suitable for lleparttnsnt or General
store Dimensions Mali!) with [addition
down ”as side entrance for renal
and dellvu'iltlt gentle. ritahling in y
tor two homes and wagons. Also two
four room It urttneuts. one first a
rear Itl Wilmington street. wIndowa in
evetyrtmm. reel ill. and one third Add"
I’le' rent .7. Mill one lint. rent hill 88le-
onion tIId Well Cigar company.“ uk-
ing ton street. '10
'.‘tII III'I‘ flu (Movable terms
the new l.lN( ('flloN Wiizfilgw': 133::
W all r atrtmt. two doors from
client. for rum tea atom. work sh
Iuannim: turluu purtmaes.
trnl IIIIsnrpasscd slIIpplnu factual.“
er iIIruishcd to tellnllta on locum
mission now “We“ "to drum
'l'aylorA o'eldeo, it Wash gtoustrest.
rat I:
a
a
in-..” N
ll“, ' Mlil:
wows. WW
lieelt‘altlv amm‘“
floor It claims. amount m
water anti sewer connection
lIIIIustlIately. Inquire of 0.1
in Orchard street. Namath.
"(l M43? 4 'ottaae and __.
acre land. by year “2:?” Illa
near liowayton station. =
Rewayten. i‘ t. Inquire *
Io bli‘l. ~ “Will's "
s , metal“ rent .
Illfikl I
:_,
I
‘
Mound Mil '
w“ AppiytoJo tritium“ Q3: .
'fl‘u lt‘l'.~ iA very desirable
ell teed era II’n
tIon. live min tss‘walk 3:
unit: at ill aylor am
rowan“.
tourism: ‘l'woel 9' mo
carriages-libel. h :
trelinewdatattmt ”4 l ”V
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