l
UMBER in».
' Moonstone-3'
scorn NORWALK. co
Kl ' it” ll Bil
“Mule {audiophile a liar-
' ' I; is leaner by the Cats.
damn—q
\ that In on no Fillii no
It was trio. Across the tack ulna its 'En-
p. at a. m. on a ms at 1:30
‘ O’clock Illicit Ii- aad thmlfy You
hit I“! to Fiesta. ‘
An unknown mun, apparently a trav-
eler. wasstruck a short distance north
of the depot at Branchville, on the Dm-
bnvy and Korwalk division of the Con-
solidnted railroad. by the south-bound
Mutter traiuduc in Norwalk at 7:30
o‘clock last night. and instantly killed.
being mangled in a horrible manner.
Ono leg was cut off. as well as one arm.
and the other :rm was broken. The
body was literally lO'fl to pieces. The,
remains were taken to the undertaking
rooms of Floyd Bonito. in Branchville,
and will probably be buried today or
tomorrow.
One circumstance of the fatality seems
to indicate that the killing of the men
might have been a case of foul play;
that he might have been attacked,
knocked unconscious and then thrown
across the track to the trsin's mercy.
The fact which supports this theory is
that the man lay across the track a short
distance south of a sharp curve in the
road, which prevented Engineer Jud-
son Adams from seeing the victim until
the locomotive was almost upon him.
The man appeared. in the few terrible
moments in which the engineer saw
him on the track in front of his engine,
to'be either unconscious orasleep. It
is not probable. however, that the man
would lay across the track to sleep,
unless he was intoxicated orwos bent
upon suicide. It is not. therefore.
known how he came to be on the track
in a position which indicated that ho
thighs have been laid there by someone;
therefore the manner in which he met
his death may never be known.
Nothing was found upon the man's
person by which he could beidentitled,
the only thing bein'g a handkerchief.
mutt-Salts.
A very pretty afternoon wedding took
place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren P. Smith, in Madison street,
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. the
contracting parties being their daugh-
ter Jennie and Samuel Norris. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A. S.
Kavanngb. The room was very tastily
decorated with banked palms, Easter
lilies and roses, which made a very pret-
ty background. The bride wore alight
blue silk serge traveling dress. and car
ried white roses. The maid of honor
was Miss LeCount. She was dressed in
white and carried white roses. After
the ceremony at light supper was servi-d.
None but the immediate families of the
contracting parties were present. Amid
showers of rice. old shoes. etc . Mr. and
M". Norris boarded the Tzltltmin {or a
short tour cost. After their riturn they
willmalte their home at the residenmv
of the bride's parents in Madison street.
firsts-t Bluefish in a litters.
William and Edward ()abiil. of [liver
Albee-”April lid-Jim heaviness-tors
staff of the Greek army at Phatsnlcs
has been completely changed. General
Mantis and Colonels Baponutsikis. Mast-
ropns and Antoniades have resigned and
started for Athens.
ADDITIONAL TURKISH TROOPS.
Constantinople. April lid—Tho reprrt
that (lonau Pasha is on his way to Jan
inn. Eplrus. with 30,000 additional
Turkish troops, is confirmed.
sum. MARCHING vonwsnn.
Constantinople, April till-«The Tutk~
ish government has issued the following
announcement: "Far from beinr re-
pulsed at Velestino (ten miles west of
Volo) the imperial troops continue
their victorious march forward"
vouavrimus out. Volt mums.
Alexandria. Egypt. April :ltl———l"our
hundred Brock volunteers sailed today
for Athens and a thousand more will
leave for the Greek capital tomorrow by
special stemncr. _
’rorso cuss lNTAt'T.
Athens. April 30.-—-A correspondent of
The Associated Press who was at Larissa
with the Turks on Wednesday says that
on the arrival of the Turkish troops
there they found all the guns of the fort-
ress intact and obtained possession of
immense quantities of ammunition of all
kinds. The abandonment of such a
strong position is incomprehensible. The
ucwsof the occupation of Volo by the
Turkish forces is momentarily expected
here. '
. oestrus ounruo A omnv.
London. April 40.——Thc Evening News
tliis‘afternoon publishes a despatch from
Constantinople. dated today, saying that
the Turkish culvary occupied Vclo yes—
terday evening. The despatch adds
that ten days' delay have been granted
to the Greeks who are desirous of leav—
ing Constantinople.
Danced Around the lay-Pole.
Little Miss Lillian Gods, of Grand
street. Norwalk, accompanied by about
twenty of her young friends and a
clmperonmhelda very enjoyable party in
the green fields at Broad River. yester-
day. Gathering unantities of wild
flowers, pinyiug all kinds of out-door
games. and disposing of an abundance
of good things taken for that purpose,
were some of the pleasures enjoyed. it
was a very pretty sight to see them
dance around the May-pile with its
pn-tty ribbons. The king bore himself
nobly, while the little hostess, who was
chosen queen. made a very charming
one. Long live the king and queen: also
all the merry party it was our pleasure
to witness in passing.
Bids for the New Post-office.
Bids for furnishing the new room to
be occupied by the South Norwalk post-
ofiicc are expected to be in Tuesday,
May Hill. The apartment is expected
to be not less than 25x75 feet in dimen
sions, and must have suitable light. on
trance» and t‘le for the public and the
post-cilia employees. and furnished
with all modern improvements. The
base-s and drawers must be of modern'
pattern. in Millicent lllllllllftrl’.) itcconr
sound for a flew Church Editice.
munnnhititnyn sin.
Putitisatsl is by Palm at other Churches
and lay Pools of M. A. !. Kuwait's
Own Flesh—lie contract time
by the Truth”. '
Thursday, April 2!), 1897. in the
twilight glow of one of spring‘» most
perfect days, when all nature, stimulat»
ed by copious showers and soothing sun—
shine. was bursting into new life, seem-
ed a fitting time for the Methodists of
South Ncrvvnlk to realize their hope and
dream of years~the breaking of ground
for a now church.
The clunging bell in the tower of the
old church had culled n goodly number
of people together on the site of the new
edifice, when. shortly before if o'clock.
the Rev. A. S. Kavausgh, pastor of the
church. announced that the exercises
would begin. The people pressed around
the spot where. the first shovelfnl of
earth was soon to be upturned, and even
the few swarthy Italians who loosened
up the sod seemed to feel the joyousners
of the occasion. It was expected that
the Rev. Gerald 1! Board, pastor of the
South Norwalk Congregational church,
and the Rev. Frank A. Scofield. pastor
of the sister church at Norwalk. would
be present to assist in the services. but
other clerical duties prevented them
from coming.
Rev. B. t). Sherwood. pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church. read
Psalm cxsxii..in which David in his
prayer commendeth unto God the re-
tigions care he had for the ark; his pray-
er at the removing of the ark,wit.ha
repetition of God's promises:
Lord. remember David. and all his
atll lotions:
How he swore unto the Lord, and
vowed unto the mighty God of Jacob;
Surely I will not comeiuto the labor
nacleof my house. out go up into my
1 will not give sleep to mine eyes. or
slumber to mine eyelids, _
Until I find out a place for the Lord.
an habitation for the mighty God of
clutch.
In, we heard of it at Epltrnmli; we
found it in the fields of the woods.
We will go into his tabernacle-s: we
will worship at his footstool.
Arise, Ii Lord, into thy rest; thou, and
the ark of thy strength.
but thy priests be clothed with right-
eousness. and lot thy saints shout for
Joy. . '
For thy servant David‘s sake turn not
away the face of thine anointed.
Thv Lord hath sworn in truth unto
David: he will not turn from it: (if tin-
fruit of thy body will I set upon thy
throne.
If thy childrrn Will keep my‘coven-
nut and my testimony that i shall also
at! upon thy throne for io'urnmro.
For the Lord hath chosen Zion:
hath desired it for his habitation.
This is my rest forever: here will i
dwell: for l desired it.
Iwill abundantly bless her provision:
I will satisfy her poor with broad.
I will also clothe her priests with sal—
vation: and her saints shall shout aloud
for joy.
ho
Thorn will I maln- thc horn of ibt'vid
to bad: I have ordained a lamp for minol
anointed. :
He had tried to prev it upon her to turn
the first shovelfnl,‘
might be someone is
year-old daughter of he pastor. Slop
plug from out the dowd, with it little
spade she noon it full of earth and born
ittoMrs. Hill. who out near by in her
carriage. , .
The first sod hiring been very modest-
ly broken. Mr. Kavsnngh said there we‘
now an opportunity for any one to take
hold and digln it cbmacteritticly happv
veiuhc called upmftho other piston
present and variois insulin-rs of
his church. and among those who rc~
sprawled were 1!". A. J. Smith. va. ll
0. Sherwood, Mayor A. 0. Wheeler. o‘
Non-wan; u. 8. Gregory, v. r. um.
lock. Seth ‘Itetnington, if. B. Sinumu.
F. M. Jennings. Mrs. Alfred Eat in
Esther Stevens, T. l. itayimnd.
MissJuliaBysbec.Mrs A Slinvansgii.
Mrs. J. A. Brown,Mrs. .l. S. Dunning.
Mrs. J. l’. Zoloft, Mrs J. W. Powell,
Mrs. (J. 11. Wheeler. Mrs. C. F. Bullock,
.l. Emory Stevens, Mrs. Manuel T.
Hatch. Mrs. George Cummings, hire. 0.
i3. Stevens. Miss Lnura Buckmastcr,
Mrs. J 0. Crown. Miss D’Artois, Mrs.
Royal Millard, Mrs. T. 1. Raymond,
Samuel Stevens. Georgvli‘isher. William
Taylor. J. C. Crowd, Charles Mlllt'l”,
William Kern and Miss Alive Seaman.
and then the turning of sod became ger-
eral until the assemblage failed aw ay.
.wtsn Tm: ccntflxmxura
After thcc monies were concluded
the trusteeso he church, Eton Ilill.
T. 1. Raymond, C. F. Hullcck. H. S
Gregory, Seth Remington. John P,
Zelnif. F. M. Jennings and ll. 1. Smith,
repaired to thc parsonage, where they
ed their signatures to the. document
. M. Rmdull. of No. it Worlo
, .‘e’w York, the contract t.
construct the church. Contractor it ill
dali was not present, yesterday. but his
superintendent of construction. Churlm
Morton. was on the ground. Although
he has been in town but a short time
Mr. Morton. by hilt courteous manner.
has made a. number’cf friends. and it
is evident that under hisdirm-tion the
church will be built in ill“ most
thorough manner.
The contract for the sailor has no'
been given out, but probably will be to
day, and active optimum» begun inst
Monday on thei-xmvution. Van liiper
Brothers, of Brooklyn. have. a sub con-
trnct from Air. llindall to do all lllr
unison work almve the cellar.
’I‘hcbuildtng committee is mmposml
of 1'). Hill. ’1‘. l itiynlmid, P. If. So)"
moor. John W l’owv-ll and livv. A S.
Kavanagh.
The brick selcclul is bull t'ulnl’t‘tl, and
known as the Sluwmul The two.-
wings will lw of North Adsnis Wlllll-
nitride, and the wmhiuntiou is t-rpn-tini
to Iliillt" n f‘llllfl‘ll, \vlm‘h, with .irshztmu
total design will not be t'KCI’llml
for attractiveness by any other edition
in the state.
Last night the regular Thursday pr.in
i-r inhaling wan converted inn who!
l’ltidul‘ Kuvnmgii lt ruled a "tn-\vnhurvh
prayer meeting." a nillxl'.‘<“f that was up
His enemies will i clothe with shame: parlour! in the minds of the large min
but “W” himself “m" h" ("mm iluttr- l gregatiou that was )ll'tlrit'lll. Mr K tva-
strcet, wcrcracing on bicycles in Wall module the public; the allies must coir
street. yesterday afternoon. when Ed- . min all the [necessary fixtures and form.
ward slipped. causing his brother to col- hit“, and the lessor is expected to pro-‘
nth. .
. ' nw h l’tlllfltlfllf’tl tln- service.
The llev. A. J. Smith, pastor of tho ‘4
East Avenue Methodist l-inscotul mam ltii'l‘lu\ m no»: In to u.
lids with him. and both riders went
down with considerable force. 't'iw
wheel ridden by Edward was owned
by William. It was quite badly dam»
aged, while the machine winch William
rode belonged to another brother. Jou-
eph tlshill. and was but. slightly darting—
ed. Fortunately neither rider was in-
‘ jurod. although they were riding his
high rate oispcod. and tltmm who wit.
named the accident extracted to we both
riders were seriously hurt.
Ionics to New Avenue.
The street commissioners are making
extensive repairs to Woodward avenue.
The street is being dug down nine
inches, and upright stones shout all
lloltll in height his being lltltl for the
first mm. This stone is second from
the new road 0. Swans is making
05ml: Blvm manna. Du mascara ti
Ito placed two inch-I of coarse crushed
m from A. Koch's quarry. and the
top scum We! outlook of this
stilettos: the limb river. The work
will cost shout 01.000. bat the imprint»
wilt will be permanent. sud the street
will he in bitter condition than ever
W.
«Ml then! M!
The greatest donation of lunch. slim
and robbers over starts in the town for
the out 1" days. dumbing from 21.".
ll! 0%. below musfmm's amt. and
lamy‘s block. In this strut.
Mam. mm WWW»... W M. ....-
*1“ wow Mull wists. Harvey's rim
vidv heat and gas.
Woman to Fight a bust. ,
'l‘wu well~ltnown young Women of
Norwallt recently quarrolod :ovor tho“
merits of their new bicycles. and to
settle the dispute they decided to fight a
dm-l. lit-liming of their intention the
enterprising proprietors of tho Norwalk
Boston store offered them one of their
windows» a battleground. Theodor.
after much parlcying. was accepted. and
iiatunlay lifts been fired upon as the day
for the conflict. The women. one a
liloudo and the other dark complexionsd.
whilst-stripped to the statehood will
use too footswonls'. The Boston store
proprietors invite everybody to witness
the duel.
W...m......w
t m is Matty tots.
A delegation of seventeen members of
l'noas Tribe. Ho. nil. Imp. t), It. I.
paid a internal visit to l’owahay Tribe.
of Stamford, last night. There was also
present someofths member-of l’otltts
Tribe. of New Unease. The team of
Uncut Tribe rained seven warriors to the
stamp of strict. the work being caused.
lolly wall exemption. An invitation
ti visit l'nesson the arcades of the
celebration of the fourth snniversary.
my mill. was must by Powell”.
Aftor thwart. who. “little soda
collation were «M.
W
W
Ins mum ms will mania
medalist mist and tussle-it at.
church. then led in the singing of thof
Doxology: '
i'rnisct and from whom all blessings How
Praise him. all creatures nerobuiow.
The style of architecture will in: it)
:nmttcmpw. Both the auditorium and
; tho Sunday school mom will int-o Wt-st
Praise llltll above. yo heavenly bust. antenna. giving .i frontage of l..'i trot.
Praise Father. Son and Holy Ghost . 'l’lw mum snimuw wtll hr at tho north
When the strains of the old familiarjt‘llllJllrlluflll n upturn tower. with round
hymn had died away. Mr. Knvanagh‘:mlvnrnou, idlgiity {m rintllltwlll boa
made a brief stair-intent. "Wu tmfldmilar luwol’ with t'flll‘dllt‘t' to ion.
standing today." he amid. "on lllr‘lfltltlrttlllll‘t'll and Sunday whool room. There
ground. liver eighty years ago the will lm three tomvru. mainl- in slylo.
foundation was laid and a church t-ruct- but 01‘ dim-hint insult”.
nil near this spot. liver nun hundred, The main building mil to alum:
years «go, near here. Jl'hlt‘ I“, arm'clghty fm-t square. tnppmi with aimed»
preached Mothodtsnl in New England
Tho‘flrst church was erected in mm, at.
a cost of Qt .900; in Hull the midniltlltlllltl'
lug Will arson-d; in ism that. building
was enlarged by the addition of thirty
feet. and now we hero com to break
ground for a new building to meet. the
demands of a growing church and the
work of Christ's kingdom. It is a guard
joy to have with as the elect lady who
makes [sis-ibis this honrmto have with
us our door Sister Elli, who. by her
incumbent gift. gave inspiration to «it.
Her fuaily have been the most liberal
supporters of the new church mavei
fault. and this day is a delight to her.
lfsy she live long to sec on appreciative
obscuration worshiping hm. sad in
ninth. last-t"- work pram. There
is no church tm [and for him or the tub
vanesmsntnf his «ass. lion. as we
brsalt ground. let us lift our buds in a
moment of prayer."
fir. ltsvsaagh than offend a fervent
prayer for the outpouring of the Bali
Mtonthsslntsehmm Wound
st its team still: “flow. in tbs
sinus doino. The windows of tin- dome
will lieofoomtnon glass, but tho light
will pass through sky lilttocciling class.
sending suit my» of liuht in ion auditor-
itttli below. At ntgltl electric lights ltll'
hind this glass will giro tho tittlllo client,
The interior will lwnmphltheatrr in
style. thv arrangement of seats. pulpit
and class moms being perfect. l-‘mm tin-
veutibulo of the tower to the northwest
ooruct'of the church a broad aisle will
extend to the pulpit in the southeast
(itlf‘flt‘l'. Theseus of the outllhiriuui
trill surround the pulpit in a moi-onco-
lar :arrnumnnent. lt‘ivo main and two
short stshn will load from the main on.
traces in the tower. The aadikninm.
with an overhead mmbaircuhn' gallery.
with have a resting capacity of um.
From the batmmios “always will do»
mod on the right and left into the
auditorium.
thorltoad will he tho drum nod orchid
molt. With ministries: (lttllltlflJlINMh
which soft light will diluted. (in the
Weatherstrip“ willbsuiwer number
thus. with
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or»,
I...
be a convenient Chi iir room for rehears-
als and choir meetings.
To theleft of the. pulpit will be the
Sunday schmii room. separated from ”W
main auditorium by sliding doors and
capable of seating and. Surrounding
the room will be the library and numer-
ous clots rooms. A galh-ry will encircle
the room above. 0n the sumo floor. it
semi-circular arrangement, will besevcn
class and study rooms. Below the Sun-
day school room will be tho church par-
lors. reception moms and kitchen.
There will be three Lirgc memorial
windows. The building will set luck
forty feet from the street, and the“
ground floor will be only a few {vet
above the level of thv sidewalk.
senile Mitts A an ctr.
Its Business is Some Distance Ahead
of the House.
[Sm'lal to The Sentinel)
Hartford. April nit-Holy the lower
branch of Connecticut's General Amour
bly was: in srssson today. the Seoul»,
yesterday. having “(lj‘llrllf‘il to lllfl"
next Tuesday at Hutu o'clock.
'l'ln- :flt‘lliilv‘ has in hilfilllt’hi well in
hon-:1 and is some tlistun 'u chord of liw
Home in this f't‘spfilt‘i. t‘onswucntiv
the senators decided to take 1| day oil‘
and thus giro their follow logo-lat we in
the House an opportunity i“) get into tin»
game.
tlncof ill" llinst llllt‘I'PHlifli! fmtnrcs'
of yvstordiy's proceedings was the oi.»
mission of the lllf‘ilflilh‘ calling for on
appropriationof will to Sarah L llnb
v-x-k on July i, hill, and ii: :i wot-k
there-after, lwoauw of tho dentin of it"!
husband from typhoid fever. alleged In
llllh‘ llt‘('il c lll'i'd -: -d at v imp wood in-
was a moznlwrot‘ llw limliorl hartrry.
l‘hc (llllllllllilt‘t‘ on military inputted
ntlvorsolyon thi- lllt'la‘fll'd and :i debuti-
begun. fictional ,b‘rosl's military
oxwrii‘um- stood the sistv in gold stead.
as liI' “he looked ppm m sort of no
expert. (‘oanuvutly when Norwnlk's
solilior-loriulni lf‘ dump in lll'l photo :Illl
:tnnounm'l tlut cwrv [iti‘a‘iiullllli wu-
taltcutn prevent discs-n- lll munp mild
~wnli satisfactory rc-uiu. and that moo
‘h wit to (‘lllllfl alumni inverio'iEy votilmct
I’ll tin- dimwti lwfotr vamp. his state
moms wore taltvn as :m-‘hi‘iritntivo. nud
a little later the pu'ltltill was rejected.
Sorortl hills of unintuitive wmv
passed. but thonumunwnwnt of their
pintsngc Inn town Krill in tho Hmdinol
The “now usm'nllrlo it ill mail). today
'l‘he ropirtod ot’ the v numittw on
llllllt‘w wasnv-w-ptml. calling for lllt' e»;
stdbllslmtfllll of o ronnnit too for building
and loan iii-iitlflltlllllllh for four years at. an
illllllllll salary of pinion »
The bill for repairs on the Waterbury
and New Haven uttnorwwns discussed
at length.
A l‘t‘piil'l from tho judiciary com-
mittmwotmallng iii‘tlldtlll '3..ii:l.which pro-
vides that the statute oi limitations shall
not he pleaded by the defendants in any
lullltill for the recovery of beauties voted
by towns. was tsldcd for the calendar.
Gunshot in its Like.
Moat-int to 'l‘holinutinolo
Port Washington. \th.. April lithe»
In the lwldht of its» gate on balm
Michigan last night. a cspozcd schooner
w» sighted ”total lulltm out in tho-
latte off this port. snow of the crow
could be soon ntaltliu signals of fllllf't'u’lt.
The seams running so high thin this
was unable to nouns out. and it is
feared that the vs no! lltllt gone down
with oil on board.
“mm-Mm“...- q.
: Isl! uniforms lotus”.
l iflmialtriths Militant.)
l Assists. April lithwllopnty Dairy
Commissioner flatten visited this city
from s “m mm.md mails «contaminant
ls- Glms-Mtfu ailing adul-
tnttmts all m
A Family of Three Found Shot to Death .
in Biddeford. Maine.
A flllllllEil llllill (if ”if
its Shoals Himself in the fiend at his Home in
New Vork~ftsslliof aPtomntent Physi—
cian After lncbcolomy flail Bren
deserted in.
Biddeford, Maine, April :ld-A mes-
s. 'c from Bar Mills announces that
John L. franc. wife and child, were
founddeodnt ltvuny Eagle, five. miles
from Bur Mills. this morning. All had
been slut.
sum i\ rm: unit».
New York. April :20 ~Thomos Stamm,
a furrier, living iii 1.633 Lexington
uvenno.shot himself in the head law
night and dxczi almost instantly.
lilYHKl'. m< v vs.
Northhampton, Mass. April 12..)«itich-
ard i” lllf'l’. thirty. unmarried. n humour
in the. employ of the electric light com-
pany. fell head first from the top of an
t‘lbcll‘lt' light polo this morning. break-
ing his nook. llnitli wars-instmtnm-ous. l
(latter was formerly of Quincy, Muss.
\ pm ET Minimum m~ iii-tun.
WM, ..
4513!”. issue Selim-k. lit Arch M
‘\ "l'Ell. A man work
' l'l "WW all
'f
, four. mm furnish reference. ht!
canines Ill tusssm. new were on)... gentleman m n .,
{"0"qu the Headliners sac of its Greek TURNING lll: "IE so” lgiiififihgrtflfii'diml i"1\,’,;fWIy-fw;.§;mip
"my “mm" ”W" South ftorwallt Methodists emu ‘ ’ " " ' m "‘" Wm“ Intel-widows. .
RIMOVA l! p
l )n J. Milli'ON conutmbss
to the next hon-e south, Ho. " ‘
Main street. (llllce hours from 1‘
it to it p. Ill. fipcclnl attention
of women ‘
WANTED. v
\\.'A.\."rt~:l)£"—c«}miieiuut tut " ‘
work. Mrs. W. H. Infill.
street. South Xorwslk.
'ANTlvlil.-~At once: servant
cllhir n Swede. Ilnngut'ian
man. with ((0: fl recommendation; ..
Mint fumish and can ..
thirds produce. Atltlrcsu Box
pmiit, (fault.
\ 'AX’l'Ell. utiilnntion for
houwwork in family of .
Ville dynamic.
t . ..
.. -. .... .m“ ..-.....- u—u
V ’ANTED. [want to hire on It
upright, smart active man it a
business qualifications and one WI! ‘
had some experience preferred, to w y
a general country store: take orderi ,ll‘
ennmrket produce. and makehl .. ' g .
l‘l’ffl'f' useful: not afraid of worktorweste ‘
hunt era and have lots folio. Must ll ‘
good clean record and come well reco
mended. Apply to R. \V. Keel". G ' .
Aicrchnut, .\orth Wilton, Conn. , I
TO LET.
1‘!) ”CT l'pxwr part of house No.
Henry Mreet, South Norwalk W
r tome, rent 87: also first. floor. No. I; "
street, rent in, Applv to or addrlld Mrs
W. \oungs, 4?! East avenue, Eat N
walk. :30
' l‘il i.i~‘.T.ui‘ive pleasant rooms, up ,
port of llmhf‘ nt. tl Clay street; s , a
house at 4 Clay street; will Mutilated ‘
mi: occupants. Inquire of L. CGVMM,
Priest-cm 'l‘i-rrnce. ‘ I '
' l‘o l.hI'l‘.~—.Apnrlments in Dibble’sbl
. rear. to let :it very reasonable"
from $7: to £7 per month. All 006nm
worm. Information and keys at Lamp
llibble‘s store. it North Main moat,“ '
, ,7, ., _-. .-_-..__._.....~._...._._.’.1-,;
To i.i~2'i'. «Three four-room apartments.
one than story rear. 93 Washln ,
street, windows in every room. ream
one SNYJINl and third 8 Mfrflllld ‘
aim tirst floor over Sch m’l Wuhan
it. avenue, rent '10. Applyofllctfl
Vigor m. or L. Decker, ‘l’b
lull street.
. so Ltir ppm parrot hon
l (Tent-er avenue; an it tblc for :1.
sons: it? per month. Apply No. ti 0'
wire“. . t
' ‘o l.ii'l’.~.‘iccoud floor, :7 Woodwsiiu'
I th‘uul’, rent”: 7 rooms. 67 Wfle
o nril avenue, rent $1.5; house? rooms, a!
\Vodwurd avenue. rent . ,
,lw‘iuiu o romm, mo Alain street Norwalk,
r. it in; 1'. rooms. Music Hall block
.‘tllll‘ for others; rent #15; cottuge 31 Wfl;
ward nvi-nm'. rent. 1”: first floor, 5
mom-i, s: Woodward avenue. rent "8 .
rtmlllli; sm- did "or r house, 57 {Woodward
(IVI'IHH‘. rr-nt 9i. E. A. Woodward
Boston, April 11+ William I). lint-kg
wood. sixty-sis years old. for many;
years a trualr i ilit'ir’wtflgt‘l‘ of the S utth .
Boston Snvlug; bank, t")lll:llitlutl suicide. 3
by sh lllflufl himself through tho lll'dl‘l
this morning.
on llvll'a ~‘i'lritl’..\ ptzmt
Midillntuwu. N. l' . Muy .i‘l—~lluglt
Mt‘lhittltlil r'iirllllit‘r‘. (llll' ”1' the lllnsf
prominent physicians in this M‘t‘llun of
the date. died suddwnly today after
trucheot-nny hm] bra-n resorted to. lie
was turn in Newton, N. .l.. in Mfr). and
graduatml from the ('nil'crsity of Penn-
sylunin in HM.
(I
m 1.1-:1'. A not]... of eight rooms; so
i ‘umcr ttwultc. Hilllnllllt for either one
.yr two fallllllt'n. 'l‘wo ruiuutee' walk from ‘
lz'nllt'y lino. Apply at No, fl Orchard 8‘. ‘ V
a 1 t!
'l
‘0 l.l:l‘. ('ottuge and wash ho
llf‘l‘t' land. by year onl , “Dam
m-iir Ruwnytou station. (ldtm b0! 9
’wtt’nyllltl. (It. inquire station agent. 316
'1‘” i.l~2l'.« A very desirable house with
all lnotlrrll improvements, nae loea
(mil. live minuten’ walk from do in-
qttlre at :22 Taylor at'cnuo. near est
trcet. 6 f
FOR CALI.
Emotion every bicycle ill town.
’l‘heu Ililulily and prtrn force you to.
buy at South Norwnlh lliti'thdh- ('o. 3
35- llill’o \t’lll‘v'l fistutduy afternoon. l
Will Get a Liberal Reward. l
vStvw'iul l-i Tl!“ N'Illllli‘l
'l‘nuntun. Muss. April apron“ (7.;
Hull and (to arm) Taylor, who gun- the:
piln-o the first t'lllU that led to tho ani
rust of llurlwrt ll. Willis. the murderer!
and litghwnymzm. will relative the rv-i
ward of prion diluted by tho city. They i
will also get tidbit more. raised by Milk!
is :ript it in. f
if you want genuine bargains iny
boots and shoes for tho nest in days go to
llm‘vi-y'r.
filed of, tilt injuries.
(spoon to The tinnitus-bi
Wort-miter. Alias. April :m.«—Alfred
illynn. of Amherst, who fell from Hit
1 over of ltlmudngdoic insane Asylum.
a dlhtdllctl of MI y feet, Wodnmlny.
died at the city hospital th s morning
ftu u the emits of his ltljrtfltis.
“woulltfl to tree somber. at it hits moth
s 1‘! ct. tonight.
A left Player’s tan dross”.
iiipeulal to The moon:
Antonia. April illim'l‘lmothy Shannon.
and sew noun. root find a broken leg
yesterday. while playing hwebwll.
“Seventy-lite ticyclu tlt stroll.
(duality and prim will suit.
Matti tint-well: hardware immunity.
'0' CALI.
'd
l‘ lawn mowers. lulitmt an! v«div-lino
running mower but". itonth hmwlk
limit??? ”mi?!” . "W if
tilt linden-ti , fins tuned «to;
f‘ ii in . It “all”.
i |
dutiful.
.
' I
l
It uncommon om wheat"
wi-
.‘(llt MM: on To l.l:'l‘.— house. it
moon. new. all improvements loan:
at on leme-md lt\'t‘lillt'. large lot, hunti-
fiil hllililt'. high ground. tn‘erlottkt‘nu tho
'l'uylur .\‘ Holden. 74 Wit-algae:
s lw
~trm-t. Scum Normllk. t‘onn.
“(ill SALE. \ Itlt'o corner buildla lot
\lilll HI lut'l. front. and Irslfest on
pit mun-«l llt'.‘ll‘ tho lloxter grounds. I? on
lama-enough to build it nod also been
lili'l lltt\'t' gum] Vlt'W of tail harbor. Only
em. Mom» llux or», South hermit.
“9dr
"on ~itsI.i'ff'iiio{ohm lot mm
‘ “’er avenue. most desirable l ’ a I
the. avenue. Apply to Taylor (silo ‘
4 i
Full SALE. Fifteen-toot con
twelws fvct sltolvlufl. "I'll“, .
nines litlltt'lt'll partition in “00d ‘
turrm-rly in Academy liilllttl'd ram
; inc «old very when I. A l to
3 lien. or W. It}. l.. (‘lnpfom’gmm
W
‘ _
; I‘m" some. um hideout»: ’
J sons ‘IS‘N'I‘ will. of your l0.
south Norwn I. Hardware company. ~
v -umn m...
m. WW“...
1 Full HAI. ..-~i7im the Mar 2
' tore tobacco, the flout o ; _
list. “My lilwnlsa box. M
l ilt‘o’ Ntit‘Wnlk 'l‘olntoooulnt.
. lp‘tllll-iAllltmliiey as and in-
wholesale nod rend from.
foouiufiwmrcrs hill it . l "
iumdo torlih' lloti’tl . "
‘Itltiitfl low uriule. ital tl , . .
(You will be muddled. “trill"! ‘ W
It'osldtdwos. (lottteuwk Ill. P. I. '
l horwuilt. “can.
not tidbit. «ouiii'WQ‘nt
‘ Wits. »
the square in. .“itttl'l’
i l‘umllnt'. Imtttmau. fll' "
:dntc of purchase. “omit W
3 Faun-mm. "ism! Tao ..
* bottom boats. an t I i
lulghtestrfoot ltuef with
1 null. Smith Ilium... ”M
l
* I‘ltlllHAlM. A new hull,
ll”. "mutter of faults”: . .i.
or steam or oi r , .'
James it bureau. admit. . _
.33. '
i
g I Mono, will stand
; stood , .
, wnro f 'o.
, munch yowln; «but one
. it.
ilfeetolnchealtulb - I'I‘
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