macadamia--
K or lliilllliiltll
War between Hostile Ferret
., flirts in the Ground.
Milli Mil ElEllllllil llEll MEET
“arr--
The! lit-ale Fearful cm More melon
only Walnut, his Empty Bottles and
ltte [rich-«lilting Tactics that were
little Strict Accordance with llplea.
A big hole in the ground at the rear
of the ”attachemo Hotel, into which thv
Norwallt and South Norwalll Electric
Light company proposed to plant a pole
’ on which toerect a three-handled light
transformer. mentioned a merry war.
yesterday afternoon, between the Seatl
Norwalk police and the employees ol
the company.
Just how and when the hostilitier
. Opened the Sentinel man was not there
, in see. It appears 'that the hole liar
bum dog and that the electric light men
were about to raise the pole, when Ubicl
of Police Vollmor, Captain Gladstone.
and Officer Pennington, ‘ncting .nnder
instructions from City Attorney Light,
appeared , upon the battlefield and re:
puleed the enemy, removed the pole.
and quickly filled in the hole with earth.
bricke and chunks of'wood from a cor ..
venient woodpile.
The opposing forces, led by Superin-
tendent Guthrie. of the Electric Light
mmpauy, commanding a company at
three determined men, were not routed.
however, and as fuel as the oiiiceru filled
in, the electric light men dug out, to the
amusement of the gathering spectators
When the Sentincl'a war correspond-
ent reached the front there was a mo:
mentary lull in the battle. The Osman
i’aaha of the Electric army, Attorney H
Whitmore Grammar! just arrived. Ma
jor General Elbert S. Adams, vicecpresi.
dent of the pompany, was already on the
ground. The forces withdrew to the
lie men towithglraw. Tired and linu-
rry they willingly obeyed.
Then a hedah fiend appeared. tooha
view of the battle groan; put in another
film, caught a amp that of Captain
aladltoneasheatood posed on a rake
'landle. and the boatilities of the day
were ended.
an EXPLAXATIOX or run raccoon.
"In view of the fact that the city, in
rare the pending new charter is adopt-
»d, will be forced to purchaee each por~
lieu of the Norwalk; cmnpany’e system
to is contained in the city limits, it ill
tot desirable," said a prominent olllcial
if the city this morning. "that this por-
tion of the system should be enlarged or
shunned in any way thit will incmaso
ire selling value from what it is worth
it the present time; but in view of the
lame fact the Norwalk company scams
leterminod to add all it possibly can 'to
chic part of the oystem and bring it up
to all high a commercial value Ill possi-
lle so as to make the city pay a larglr
urice than they could possibly get for it
in its present condition.
“The city would be \viiliugio allow
he Norwullt company to make all the
extensions and improvements it denireu
.f it would agree not to include such im-
provements in the future purchase, and
remove them when the sale is made; but
this the company does not. seem inclined
to agree to,_aud it is for this mutton that
the city is endeavoring restrain the
company from making ensions.
"Such an agreement would be fair in
ooth the company and the city, as the
electrical appurntnn which the city will
cave to boy will be of no value what-
ever except as junk, whereas, even the
old part, to say nothing of the now,
would be of value to the company in
extending its system in other sectionfi:
out it seems the policy of the complny
to unload all it poesibly can on the city
lnd not meet it on any equal basis. .
"The traueformer,which the company
Intends to place in the rear of the Ma-
haekemo Hotel, is for 30:) lights. the
urgent in town, almost double the ca-
pacity required for the hotel, and it will
probably be used to extend the com-
lorridor of the hotel, where there waea ‘93", “‘Khm‘t‘ territory l" ”‘9 "mu"
hurried council of war. and then the
enemy lined up to reu’ew the conflict.
News of the pending battle. the clash
of arm, the huzzaha of the hilarious spec
tutors continued to draw upon the excit-
ed populace «Maven window in
the neighboring Ely akpacraper appear
ed a head; the windows of the hole:
were peopled with guests and employees:
lia-arH Banks. mounted on a wagon.
kept one eye (in Bolmane' livery stabil-
' office and the other on the fight: Presi-
dent Charlce E bieymour, of the Cross
walk club, dropped around to giw a few
liate vicioityto the extent of its full
capacity, and the company intends to
locate it on private ground to evade the
:ity authorities.
"To place thietraneformer back of the
hotel will make it necessary torun to it
wires carrying powerful electric cur-
tents of 1,000 volts in the rear of the ad-
jacent buildings, which will not only
promote the possibility of serious acri-
dents, but will make the location dan-
gerous in case of tire, placing the lives of
liremen and others who may (”Ollie in
contuctwitll them ill rxtrelnc danger.
Such wired should only bu run in the
streets, as in the past, and not over pri-
vate property that is so commonly tilted."
Attorney Gregory said this morning
tint the Electric Light company has
a contract to put lights in the hotel and
that, all the company'n men were work-
mg on private property, club-r the
lilenso of tile lessee the. city of South
Norwalk had no authority whatrIlrer to
stop the work. lie fluid the action of
the city was all unwarranted ‘force. It
cheater etood complicenliy by, hoping the owner of the hotel property a)
that the ct'f couldlloltl out until “l"‘m'll "‘3 “0““ have ”“9 men “M
the “mm! of Lfi a. Light from Hart- (re: dull the trouble arrested for troupae.»
[on]. when. it was believed. some gem... “lherc were no new developments in
meat of m, difficulty could be reached. the case today, and the conflict liltlllllil
It was a bloodloea. good’natnrcd battle. “"3"" ll ended 1““ nlflbl- '
Chief Volltner had cautioned his men m,-mw.__.....-..._
“0‘ l0 M! ‘0” 01' “0" Ill-'6' and OYSTER SMELL PalltT cllMtltEL.
like dl‘ltlfu effluent they obeyed unless - -
come of Captain Gladetone' 5 titles could Congressman llill Mallet Written Application to
be called a breach of the police. u“. u WI Olll.
The command to “littlelr arms” Willi . .
Culture-35mm: E. J. Hill has forwarded
“h.” with greatar frequency than good a written application to Utilitil'fl] Wilson.
military lactioa call for. in color lo , , ,
. -, . chief engineer of the lulled btatell
allow the captain ti mop lot fevlred army. aekiugthatthoodgenf tho chauv
brow. The chief preucrrol hill utual
. . , . not at tlylltor Shell Point be dug out.
coolant “d Illunity, but ”mu“ “m The channel at thin point has become
“1:”; '2” 3.3;” IlIi‘IfiyIIfiltiz‘gufif: Media to aorna extent by thecontinaul
" . PW ' i J ‘ ' waeltofthc. tide», makiugthc trullic of
variably came out on top. a _
large bolts that pm up and down the
The filling in and digging “m ”we”. harbor mmewhatdlllieult and at that»:
continued until Landlord Welz. who . . ,
gripped out of the hotel maeaeionally to "f I” “do“ “WWI (”rafflflqufl'“
aeoltow thing! Wore prom'olldlllt,autllor- "W". ”l" WWW “gut” a“ gilt“ it:
me Chief ut t’olteo Volltner a. order ““0”” “WIN“ “' I‘m“ ‘I'l'Il'I
everybody oh the premium. Wllilcthc Steamboat company not cavern up
«In!!! diepemd the forced withdraw to 9"" . , . .
. The Will“ of alralghtcailtlt Forty»
”w “In? rug: mafia themulwo Point betwooudeanlngl' dock and the
“bitmap; author “I old I it it print north of Forry'll Point. ll well ml-
“ Ll'retty mutilate wet dumber council vnueed, ”a ' m ‘ml’wwmm l' M“
M“ in the corridor at which it I". tattle there by A..l. heal-delay tit lion‘s
deeidmthlt Michel-War u" ' dredgcr. When tltlll worhlll completed.
abonllltah mm“ of the mag; audlttlyater ilhelll’olntiealao out elf.-
m” Withheteltooltlludpeaelllubaad it will make a comparatively utrelgln
and outnumewdioerpmulou on hie (3:23; between ”mm. and MM”
a“ llfikdfihmragofgmmmag The Work new ih progrets will coat in
m3“ Annuities to the heiltlttl the neighborhood of. Olildl'llk Another
tattoo of .llldliln but been on
«CW Walt“: woollnlle he noted ”WW , .
withretunuloaa eatwtnm every move. WWImIthe ox: latnddmgmgrtpfi
lqullitf Valhiler‘s nerdy million, “mm" ‘ ween '° ' '
moo» mm mange arena the roadbridaelntleatll Norwellt. ll boll
retell tau more and on other dilute ”’ ”M ‘W‘me ”m ”°‘ “" “W“
““ka Multinational their all. the bill nee wal to be expended in
words of kindly advice; Fred Coleman re.
forced the not-to from the rear of his store:
Frank Parker pooped over the back fence
and offered his friendly obi-as. Eirlle
Conncre came over to advance a theory
or two and tack up a sign announc-
ing a "Grand Athletic Carnival,”
while Great Sachem Francis hurried
way up from Washington street with t he
expectation of maturing peace.
But the battle went on. while Electric
Light email-ileum Vollr and Win-
W» and m stained a 41“,", «Irellltlttlt Keymulalaad
Med when teooimwcnlu er - ..
W at “Malena-m fuel tut ill let.
media.
: Milli! lily. of (Sanitary. we: found
_deadinhtdlldrmiaabrbiu wile.
humane-mam
The Adventures of Three Talley Cru-
‘ me on an Island in the Bay.
lllllVEll ASHOBE llllillllli A Sillllll
The crew at a an marge Provides Theta
Willi Tea and Buckwheat Ballet—A Bel
elluWetll la instead Willie
Sail for ”Coverlet.
The three missing fishermen, John
and Walter Smelling and Profceeor
Charles Demaroat, who went out Mon-
day afternoon, arrived home today, anti
their friends and relativee have been re-
liever] of considerable anxiety concern-
ing their fate. They are none the worse
for their adventure.
The young men had Walter Smal-
ling'e boat, and according to Professor
Demareut's story, were itching ofl’ Coch—
enoe’s Island about 5 o’clock. when they
eawa storm coming up. They were
within half a mile of shore when n
northwest squall struck them. They
made for the Long inland side, but the
weather wusso rough that they were
afraid to primed, and lowering the sail
they let the boat drift. , Fortunately the
twat Willi carried to the south shore of
Cockenoe‘s Island. They went ashore.
piled up seaweed, and with the call
over them, remained all night, but they
got very little sleep. '
Yesterday morning a barge load of
sand was hailed off the island, and one
of the men on her rowed ashore. After
learning thedislress of the youngmen he
went back to the boat and soon returned
with tea and buckwheat cakes, and with
clams the shipwrecked "minors made a
meal; They had no water to drink from
Monday noon until in o’clock today.
When the party found that there was
no ptmpnct of getting away before
night, they took a ehovcl they found on
the beach and excavated a hole in the
sand. made. a roof of old planks secured
from tileburued schooner er'uell, and
with seawrcd and the sail for their bed,
put in a fairly comfortablc night.
This morning before 1'» o‘clock, (Jap-
tain Ainsley ll. Reed, of Quintard am»
one, a neighbor of the smelling family,
not out in :t yawl boat to march for the
fishermen. About li o'clock his «that...
were rewarded by finding them on
Glckenoe'e Island. llc row-vi them
home, arriving here at 10 o’clock
I SONS AND flEClTATlOllS.
Programme Rendered at the Box Sociable oi
the Seas at St. Bearer.
The following programme was render-
ed at the box sociable given by Wol-
comc Stranger Lodge, Hone of St.
lleorgc, of Norwalk. last night:
Piano solo, Mien Ballard. noun, llarry
(lutteridgczaonlz. Willie Clunc; recita
tlons, Missiles Mary and Ethel itobbim
and Murder Wilfred Robbins: song.
James Moore: rccitatione,
IllCllll, Mien Nellie Corchrau. .lollu ll.
Jackson; piano duel. Mince» Ballard and
Clara Whitley; song, .1. Smith: piano
min, More Annie Cinttiln;
The cmutnilteo of arraupcmonle wall
Joseph Whitley.
After the rendition of the programme
there was an auction of ' borne by Anc-
ioneor Joseph Whitley. liach gentle-
man was obliged to eat supper with the
lady whose name was in the but which
he purchased, than making considerable
amusing.
Probate Court News.
A hearing will be held in the Son
walk Probate Court, on the morning of
Wodtteedlly. May Til-h, upon the applioln
lion for the Mllllflltlillt to probate of tho:
will of the late Ann M. liellcclt.
A bearing upon the appointment of
an administrator of the estate of the
late Mre. Catherine t-llltrgeo will be
hold on Tncadliy. May lth.
A bearing upon the lldtulmon to pro-
balo of the will of the lab» hire. 1' ll
Nichole will be held daturllay. May llll
ficm‘. .w...
Dr. Budd Sues tor damper.
(arterial toll‘ilo fillMlllfllJ
New Haven. April 'ili.«~l)l'. Frank ’1‘.
liudd. who wall arreabul here in January
on ll charge alleging the obtaining of
money by lllltltl pretencetlu alt adven
tiring plan. has bronchi unit agallul
ltlllll ti. l’lllppi‘t, who is the daughter of
D. Hall l’ltlppll. prolltlant of the Word
Haven Water rurupatty. and well known
ill uooial circles. Ddlllllfl to the extent
at whim are claimed and properly in
.lMllltlwaaattaoltetl today. Dr. Budd
illlouarl that Mien l'blppu was inltt'll-
internal to pt'oottt’llltt hill arrellt. and that
she wall prompted by malice.
drowned in tile hm.
llleealal to 'l‘lle Milena
Wichita. KM. April ill-MA ”rental to
tile Bedlam front Guthrie. rays that at il
a. in. not lore than titty people have
been drowned ill the flood than one
neuron with a habitat heritead war
renewal-antler.
nlllllullllsnllln -
Harold Ray- I
I
oi Dltltl‘ fill Officials.
(Special fajita Sentinel.)
Hartfoad, April WWllen a man or
a set of men have then off on an excur-
clan of any kind. it in difficult to predict
thocractiiuea left they will follow
upon their rat to their desire or work
benches, antl‘aoi partake! somewhat of
the difficult for your correspondent to
outline with any pretensions of accuracy
juat what (loauecticut at select will do
today, when they return from their
little vacation time last Friday A
another of the represental' won and too. i-
tors were in almadance yesterday,
u'pou the Grant monument dedication
exercises
Senator Marigold. of ilridgeport, in
his capacity as president pro tem of the
Senate and in the absence of all other
higher oftlciate.wae govcrnor of (Ion-
uecticnt for one day. and evhrytllinp
wee lovely.
Today begins the sixteenth week of
the General Anaembly of 1897, anti the
week will be a short one, three day:
only. ltwili in about take the day
to get into llhnpc pgnin, and by tomorrow
the legislators will have discovered
Where they are at and pureed to the
transaction of business in a manner
calculated to hasten that much-tolle-
desircd day of adjournment sine die.
When it ill 'recorded that the House
met. at will) and the Senate at 12:30
today, all that ill possible of recording at
this hour will have been given.
The first business adopted was a far-
orablereport'to allow a portrait statue
of Harriet Beecher Stowe to be placed
in the capitol or not _cd on the capitol
grounds
The most prominent subject under
diecaesion today Was an act which pro-
vAdcs that every parent who nhall ride a
bicycle one hour before sun-let or one
hour before sunrise shall carry It lighted
lantern An amendment exempting
riders in the country was offered, A
motion to indefinitely postpone was lost
hynvme of 89 to m, Sercral amend
ments were aimed at too defeat of the
bill, but the bill, as Tt‘l':)mlm-lidetl by
the committee, was finally paused by a
vote of 7! to fill.
WW . w... .. . .. wwm ..._..
Swept Away. by a Mighty Wave.
(Special to the bonfire-l I
St. Louis, April fixwh limpet-sh from
Guthrie says that at l‘» o’clock this morn
toga-mighty wave of water, folk feet
high and a mile wide, swept divert the
Cottouvvoml \‘alicy. crushing llouws and
driving,' people from their lllllllt‘d. limb
and bridges were swept away, All we'-
tlge of lintilric til ~-ulmlcrgcd, t'm- water
bola;r thirty feet over the too of the
levee. Hundmle of people are in th»
trcetopu and (count be reached.
csliluntctl tllll fifty people how fll‘lll
drowned.
Death of Colonel Peyton.
lflpeciul to The ‘lontlnel r
New York, April ray-(2d. l5.
Peyton died at ileddou-liaid, N. .l., this
taunting. (fol. l’cytouwae known an
the .. Father of Centennial." ll Wat he
who coltccived lllc l"'llfPlllll;ll, celebrated
in Piuiadclpba in left}. laillt'l‘ celebru»
lions [)l'llptmt‘d by him wl-ro those of
Bunker Hill, Yorktown, the t‘l’lllhlllu-
tionul and New York.
was the celebration in llll‘lll in .lcrnllalenl
of the birth of ”trial l.ol l’t’lltill Wow
born at l‘ urn-st ll incur, Nicholas churn),
Ky , on November in lal.’ . '
if is
,\
.lt-n‘w
Lore of” the iluwlltld Corporations.
[filnwllll to the l-lslntltmlJ
New llwtforll. Alarm, April ?~.~~'l‘lm
llt‘rll definite information of the louwl of
ill" threctlowlzlml corporaliotttfiwilb lig
area an the bum, lw contained in :l lcttm'
to the croditorel, which halt just been 1--
rlued. From llll‘~li'ii(lr it upward that
mobile! itldcbtrduom will It'llt'll pm»
lllbly KliinhllIouo, although it may lull
uliltlltly below lbw lianrc.
File in Her lleld.
lflpmiul to The l‘lt‘lflllllltl-l
lcllllloll. April 2». ~‘l‘hc‘ Atlantic
tratllport liuc llloauler Mobile, l‘aptaitl
llaylalul. which new. acnedalod to «all
on April 93H, for New York. has had the
contents of her tllaill hold narrowly darn»
aged by lire, which lasted for live boura
before it could be lwtlngublnod. Ilcr
departure will tllc return be delayed
Burned to Death.
lllpeulltl to the ltolllltloll ,
Auburn. N. Y” April 'Jll -)\ Nptlifllll to
the Bulletin from Milena ll'lllln. uaya
that John Btohlllockor was burned to
death in a lire which bl‘tlltt‘t out in the
Golden block at lt'Slll this mowing.
Areal». the trout.
The appeal at the Norwalll threat
Railway eolupauy from the declalon of
the (My tlouttcll of tint-walk ill referring
the company the privilege of laying
another traclt in Main tlreet wall argued
yoatetllay in the Hoptetna Court of
by ferry. Perry «it lilll..’l. W. Milan
and U. 0. Warming. and ttteCitylf
larval“ maul were Amy it. It
ills latest ltcltetne. l
l
Error». The company wall i‘tlpl'llt'lltml ‘
MllllSl Bllllll A Milli
Judge Wheeler decides the Anderson
Cate Against llew Canaan.
All APPEAI. Til lllE SUPREME lllllllll l
Tile Selrcllntn Still Claim that tile “Camila"
are not Highways, and their Abolition lay ,
lulu Orderll the Dreiailla it Again
Agricultural.
Judge Ralph Wheeler, of the Superior
Court, has handed down a decision'in
the case of Susan Anderson against
the town of New Canaan, in which he
sustains the position of Mrs. Andoyeon
in her petition for the working of cer-
tain roads in that town. The case war:
brought _to the attention of Judge
Wheeler on an appcai from the decision
of the County Commissioners. This
board ordered the working of one of
the mode named in the petition, but re-
fused the other. This ~latieiled Mrs.
Audcruon, but the town of Ncw'Cunaan
contended that the roads in question
were not public lilghWflF“,tlllil appealed
The result in a general surprise. Judge
Wheeler not only orders worked tin-
road which the commissioners decided
toput in condition, but the other one as
well. The character of the job on laid
out by Judge Wheeler, however, will
not prove or expensive to the town as
6'10 working of the one road ordered by
the comurnsionerrl. flat the town etill
(rings to the belief that the roads are not
llieilways. and yesterday Attorney John
H. Light, representing tllc town, filed
an appeal to the Supreme Court of
lirnre.
malls are highways then it is probable
the town Will vote to discontinue them,
and the light of Mrs. Anderson through
these llillerent tribun ils will haw been
for naught,
Susan Anderson lime in n fur-away
district in the town of New Canaan, on
what is known at the Cheese Hill road.
Her property is surrounded on all eide~
b; woodland. For years it has been
almost inlp't-‘neible for her to drive to
tvwns adjoining Sin- is compelled to
dilll'lt‘ll of her trading in Wilton and
receives her mail at the Wilton post-
o'Tlv'e. But the road it Wilton was
mute like a cowputh than a road and
a‘tc was unable to drivc there. There.
for» she petitioned the totvn of New
(Hanan. through Attorney .loaeph A.
Gray, i) work the road leading from her
home in Wilton and also the road bind.
ing to the town of Nortvaik. The town
refuaelltommply with the request on
the groand that the road-l wenl
legal highways.
.fullgo Currie, of the l'rurt of ('om
mon l‘icos, in a petition hoard prior
to this, decided that guide-post» bud
delernlincd tho roads. as highw ..lyu lln
loarnirn.r the (lf‘l'iullll, hire.
l‘ln lultcr held several in .lrlng-t and
visited the premises. 'l‘leuy warn of
the opinion that hire. Andi-reon should
have one millet, and finally ordered
that tiu- road to Wilton, :I half mile in
length, lm worllcd, From thllldcciniotl
the town appealed to the Superior Court
and Judge Ralph Wheeler heard the
case. file dell-don in intercetlng
relrrses the lindlug of tlu commission~
on, yet liudu practically as did
lnard.
orders workcd the road to lit-idea Hill.
loading into Norwallt
The character of the work preocribedi
by .ludnc Win-wilt on tho two roads,
llth‘V'r‘l , or not .nl expensive at that
illllllfllltlfl by the cuultnmiouera on tllP:
other had, and the town could carry
out the order of tln- Superior Court at.
lunch in» cod than it could the order
of the commissioner-4t, llat tllc eclect-
"M" do not propel“! to allot-Ill any
tnoneyou the roads. They still claim
that the roads are not highway» and
Will new link the Supreme (loan to
review the "latter if title in attainut
the town and ulltho courta within thin
lurlcdicliun have agrccd that the mode
are legal highways and not. ccwpathn
as tllce'lmtntonurc inclined to think,
than their abolition will be ill order.
Fuel to a float.
'ipm'ial in The Hlmtlttel l
“Ilmlluull Mineral sputum. lull , April
\ fact toll llllilh iatln- lateatthllllt
promml in the el‘mrtinx line. if. l
Kt'uuet- today incited a challenge backing
the celebrated filliftll'. llr. li. ll. Tanner.
coolant all r uncut for It! mall in a fllllllli
‘Bonw“t{ . .,... N
that but at a Window.
lilltoollll to 'i‘he Method.»
llawogo, N, it. April 2N.»t3llarllm
halal. twenlyvtllree yearn of ago. one
that deadwllllc entering the boom of
Newton Johnson. in Fallon.tllreagll a
window. at :i o‘oltxdt thin morning.
Cyclone in ileum City.
material to the dentition
Karim Olly. no. April new.“ illfiilt
o’cloelt title untraituta cyclone "opt
between outline and maple. an
inmate mutuality.
if this tribunal decides that the?
ill-i ,
Antleteon .I (10mm: furruol, sixty seven years of moml. .u- out
appealed toth. (‘ouul y ('lllllllllllslllllfiffl and, was found fll‘ilfl by his wife thin """ '-‘”" ““9“ E-
I‘It‘ ‘
the '
lie goes further. however, and '
MET WITH HEAVY 1.05858.
T'urltt Itepultell by Breaks at Veils.
lino-«Excitement in Athens.
ltlueclalto’l‘be sentinel)
Lindon, April till—A apecial rlnrpatcli
from Vole, the port of Thessaly, au-
uouucee that the Turkish advance forces
ye attached the Greeks at Valentino.
boutcight milee want oi Vote and on
the railroad connecting the latter place
with Larissa and l’hurealos. The
Turks, however, the doepatch ways, were
repulsed with heavy lose and driven
back as far as Teherlie. Gert. Slnolonelti,
on hearing of the attack upon Veloetino,
madeaoortle front l’barsalos, in order
to support. the Greek force at Veleetlnu
Athens, April 28~Pnblic excitomerll
is increasing cvery hour. The foreign-
ern are hoisting their national flag; over
the buildings inhabited by them. A
popular outbreak in foam-ll.
Constantinoplc, April ’ltl-Jl‘hc gover-
nor of Janina, province of Tlplrml. tele-
graph-t that perfect order prevails in
that town.
Do .1 MILTON one ”W"
to the next home son ~ .
Main street ()lilce houra futile
ll toll p. to. Special attuntlwt
of women
'AN’I‘Ellm At once, ..
either a Swede, Ht!
l
man, with good rccotnme
la Men. lsaac Bullock. l‘l Atoll
\ ANTED. *A competent “
' latludrvrwin rt small fowl
at Mr" ltntlaell Front 3570”“
South Norwalk, Ct. .
\\' AVTl‘D .l competent [full
Iron-lework: German or 5w «
ferrt ll till Wont avenue, South
'AN'TTAMD lion and wifeto
‘\ private hence, (pleaaautl y
on Riverside avenue.
“' no no -- .\ boy seventeen y 71 '
would liken position I! . ’
store or something of the hurt
afraid of work and can give ref
required. Inquire l8 Burbank
\ ’lV'f‘ll‘l). —H0['SE To‘lil
or etc in room dwelling
minutes walk of South Normal
office. Enquire P. J. M., 12 El
street. 8
‘\'ANTF.U. - A manta work two
‘ eight. acres good land on all;
Must. furnish sect and can have
thirds produce. Addrese Boxdtl, Winfie-
punk, Conn.
\' \N’l'ED. «Situation for genera
(TIOHHCWOT‘EE in family of Ibmor'
four. l‘nn furnish reference. 5‘3 Platflv
ville fllrnllt‘. aflb‘bt
‘7 lurtnt to hire an beneat;‘
upright, smart. active man of '
bit-alumsqualification» and one who,
had some experience preferred, tow ' ' It
a geaer: ll eountry more; take ordmd‘lt'll'm
on m lrket motion», and make Minnelli”!!!
ll'tlllyuwfltl; not afruillof workforweare
hustlers and bare lots to do. Must It
pond l"lt on record and come well reliant
lilt'lltll‘Ll A ply toR. \V. Kcelcr,Gellm
Merchant \orth Wilton, Conn. owl
Constantinople, April Lib-«Tim 'lurk-
! is “‘0!ij at Larissa c: tpturcd sixty artil-
lery caissone, in (it. ditton to a largo.
quality of ammunition.
Salouica, April till—Tile people here
have become calmer and the apprehen—
nionol an attack upon the part-of the
(it-coll fleet is (lying away.
Constantinople, April Sit—din official
deepatch received from Salomon says
that in attcugngement at Losfukia the
Greeks wcrc compelled to retreat with a
loss of bill killed and many Wounded.
I Paris. April 2*.«Tile Malia today do-
clarcs that the nupercession of Prince
("lnxtautine, if made by‘a royal decree,
itequivalent to his renunciation of his
. rights to the crown.
Constantinople, April in —lt is now
believed the Greeks will probably not be
expelled from the Turkish empire at the
expiration of the fortnigitt's notice, be
ginning on Saturday, April ill, the day I
, .4 . I . l l street f »r light housekeeping. Rely
1;: fllrk‘éh,” "00W wc to 0rd. n I! m cm“ ! "l it‘lllltllllu [nature of Manuel '1' Hal“.
t t l'llllllt‘l‘
l l r \l Unfit!“ strum or at ill Fairflcld l"!- i
£8738 '
AN l lull--
‘0 l l' 'l' 'lIITrflKoOtl rooms on Spring
Four Lost Their Lives. ; to I l-. I . -rnreetnm.tonm
arttneallt
rSpociaitoThc Scuttncl . l one first story rear, fill #filhl ml;
[I . . ,I,_ .2 .; {strut-t, windows in every room rout
1\twlork, April .2 hire detroyed one soclndlmd third story MI...”
a tenement house at hilly-fourth street .llw liml floor over Schnllue’a gig“:
and Third avenue, Honlh Brooklyn, ill WNW "mil" Arnhem: natal
l , Il‘ l'gnri u. or L if Booken'm .
cut-y this morning. ll‘ill persons lost Itlrn slum 11!
their lives, while that: event c not -d “W”
f Th1 ” m” ‘ f'l‘tl lidl' Store, No. ll'llW
or l properly damage was small. one“ now m-cup led by Ha
the dead an Mre. .luiia Harnl’fl, anthtr Ill". "l" “m“? innervation “Va and
two children. aged three and live years: ”I'm". mm mm" m’ \ illlnmt,
Mm, John Nowell, ngt-tl thirty- l-uigilI
years Before she wae unmounted Mrs.
ll truelt threw her two tilildrcn out ofll sull~ 34'. per tnoutll Apply Nu. “Orchard
flit window into the street. The ill—{“7“ “w... allittt
jill‘ll"~ they received rcenllcd in thcirl’l‘ll l. l.'.l‘ Second ltmrr, 77 Woodward
‘llt-lllll Min :lftcrwurde. "l‘l‘l"l" m“ *3' 7 rooms, “7 W005
l ' ‘ lunrd 1"',l\tll'lt rent filial houeel' rooms, 6T
- W o llwnrll avenue, ran at "4:
'I Dead in a E’dSllll'e LOl. lllllll-‘lt’ ll rooms, N0 Main street, Not-walk.
I lfll.lllrl.llf-lThfl-“t'llflllt‘l l
not we; 0'- roolm Music Hall block attit-
lilvtllalnptou, \pril 2‘4 ——chr} Kricu
lillr‘,
p34
Pan.
”3,“:
—-—-—-—-—w—-
‘(l l ll'. l pper part of honae,No.fl
('elllt'l'ln colic; suitable for "to m.
up... {or lulliueo; not $1.5; cottage 31 Wood
“ltl'fl uremic. W at 312; first floor,5
l*"groomu, \l W omlward avenue, rent 39
“our llull-f‘, H .W
:LWoollw
morning in n pasture lot to the rear of '
hie homo flu left the ham- lht
evening to scorch for . line cows and did
not return .\ watch was instituted,
but it was unsuccessful until this '
morning. Krlcg has b~cln falling for
i - k I I m- or ltuuoylon ntutiotl dd rea- has
about threw it -e ll and dulth wail IltuwlllmICCl luqulmatntlou amid
illlnlllhly due I" in“!!! Yellow [to l.l; l‘ A Veryllealrablc house at»;
' ‘ ’ nil mmlern improvement» In.
Marital Opened Weall Elli"), live minutes walk from '
qulrcn “ ‘aylor avenue, neat WM
gll‘m'l. fl
New York. April 2H~'l‘ln~ nttlclt mar. !
Illel opened weal; Hoganl l'. ’ b a; (lell- ' '
\Uus'Al 1. ...l' lwnp, lino toned “1% j].
illl‘ulflvlull, H; W l .,l‘.l: Inlalhcr l'fd.
“liltyllluutlnlrh'l South Not-wall. a“
l :l'i l l; Southern l’lll , 2:; .‘i-l; Win-cling
and hike ll rte, rl-l; Manhattan, M. 7-“: F0" 3',“ t1. .\ new bull, “ll feet I
N .I. (L, ,I it feel I3 im- lll'lt beam. Built lit
Elm-d. manner of the beat material: ‘ "
' fur Mcnm or other wer.
Bloody 3"“ lil Nehretke. .lnmcn ill “ ' flit, lltillp‘Elll'tlld.
m /
'l‘tl l l‘ l'. "3‘ house of eight
i‘ l nu- r uvcrme. notable for at
or two f-Iliillltctt. T wo minntea’ Ill“
ll'llllt-y liu. Apply at No. ti Oral: i
‘ll l. lzl‘. t tillage and worth lunar.
Ulfl' land, by year only.d 810a mil
: (Hymnal to The Sentinel l
FOR CAI-I.
germ! libc-uic, ill HE: Burlington, .12;
l piano ill excellent condition.
lloclt Inland. 6': 7"; St Paul, .. Ill.
ptrticttlnre apply to l) A. Roam,
Util'wldlln The nominal ' ‘illlw ‘ “ff—M ll .
(Titration. Nib, April ‘28 ~A bloody l ugh}; andl' v“:5m,mlm'lrdg
liltllt incurred at Crawford, thirty mill ll W!“ I llll
Hulltll \‘ormlllt hardware W
from llcrc, yentcrday, in which Arthur
alorrlllon, once tlty llllll'bllltl of i‘ ran-
ford. Willi beaten to the point of death,
and a dozen othlml were ecliotlniv in
mod
«N»... M. m... “MW
l putty,
‘ roll 3A1. l.~~lluildlu3 let
\l eat «Venue ImoaXI
the «Venue. Apply to' a! or
‘l‘olt molt Milan-loot
. luelvu feat nuelvltt
WW“
. em
paneled partition. to
The Weather.
Allow-ml to The Nellllllcl
New Haven April L“! - Show» to.
i
mlnlttrIylilAIf‘lfllditt’ AllillIltlrg’ .. . =
lull veryc imp
Ime, or \l. It}, i. (' apron, ”Jam "”
Itllltht and Thnrlldny; slowly rielnu lldll~ l
4illfll’lllll'f‘ llllflk nm’lbWt'ltf Wllldlt I Ian" “ALIEN ‘Fdld W,”
m new . M. out a tilt!
FOR .AL‘ I‘l‘ollillNOt‘WflYlt Hardware m:
I‘illi MUM laltlwell’rl blah “heel: -----
lantl numeral. lightest and flannel ‘Ull “A'4“"Uu tan
running tuowm built rlotltll \nrnllk tun lolrnorottlea ”l
liardere com latlv all If Rat. Ullly llllurllttl a in” n.
LOIT [the horwallt Toltnllooltlll Mm
' Folio/lbw.»- litigator“I it it
l our .\ gold n... roll button, mi Wlwlmlu MI "my” ‘w
a WlllltllIfltll‘lllil lllilllt tell!» Hltllullle; manufacture". ”' “gr
record will he paid on ll'iWiim name All "‘“lll'l'l'fl‘l ""1” l" W lmm
”Hump... ”It, H mean low firmly. i all rm!
-m... _, w“ you Wlll ll" unliullatl. 00“"va .
till I‘ lletwectl Meadow attract and "H“‘lm'm‘l'v ' ”“W‘Wk "I“. 6
”a lluI:I Yfllgdfltflit nf . lanai”I id. litazvot M twill ,‘louu.
o in out A . ll llolml ya to at
book. (ltllllltltlltlll Illltlll nttmui mount and Iml‘ “A“? """" Colttmiw ‘ “
patrol‘eyn luaumwilhuolllclmlu Miller the flxmvl‘hiwl'lthfi‘lgd “3'08?“
,4 in r- limo tn levy on m the return of boot from IIW not aim “"7" .
‘u at gland. to the t' Killtttlt u {datum ll:
llectvu, No .l lion o .lfnillnlt‘ttet ll
FOUND. ”(tilt Mild. lumbar
butt tout
W
Fulfill) A Shrimp: eminent which launch ”would?“ at“
”a norm Monti W l. a: .
and that thin at?“ Smith M. .
"Kiwi.
dawol’ purchase lttrltidt N
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