Edward J. ”Watlhams, late of, the Pen-
W on child] writ. this morning,
. nhnW. Rancher. also a member of the
disrupted firm. who wants to recover
It 49 in Hr. Wadhuns‘ possession.
“rho case is mtnrnoble‘tn the frown
Garthflcndoy. the 17th inst.
It livery probable that Mr. Fanchcr
will homestead todayby Buckingham
More. cl New York, whcwill seek to
recover .35 loaned and nearly $100 due
' fmgoods furnished. '
Shortly alter his arrest. this morning.
Mr. Wsdboms was interviewed by a
Sentinelreporter. He said he had been
vainly endeavoriug, since the memor-
able fire of Sun lay morning that start-
oi: the eruption between hunted;' and
Mr. Faucher, to prcetmt evidence soili-
- olent to have Mr. Puncher arrested for
arson. but thought he would succeed.
On April 26th. he said. Mr. Puncher
took out an insurance of $300 on the
stock and 0600 on the fixtures. R agartl-
in; the bank account, which was open
ed at the City National back. Mr.
" - Wndhams said deposits were first undo
in the name of E. J. Wadhoms do Go .
agmd to."
as appears to be the one they lately or:
copied.
Ir. Wadhams states that he and Mr.
Fancher made an agreement to go into
the People's Market shortly before they
tookpossessiou on April 12th. and that Councilman Kent. at
It. Fancher agreed to not from #30?) t )
8500b: tthbusiness. but nevorpnt in
talk. and Er. Fancher wan accused of
being a fraud.
Wording Mr. Wadhams’ going down
caller alter e lamp Saturday night. rond- (
boy to deliver orders. and although
there were two to so East Nurwulk. Mr.
the boy off at mild). after
“t. Wndluuml had lclt the!
market, and then Mr. l‘aucher took
the horse and drove uptown. At ll
MW. and remarked that he would
plinth!!! in the loo-box and deliver
tbsmssrlyiutbe morning. Mr. Wad~
hamsssyshemust have taken nt this
tint! than by to the outside collor door.
film “:45. luster ")0 market was Im-
inl chased. One at the employees thou
cfmmw‘
a.
fihfihnndleft'thn consortium it:
Walkman went out." and aunt m
« likrrlnutdn. who told httn‘i‘he _Whl
was on are. Dir.” Wadbstus burned
and found Mr. rm.aun.msm
howmnch insurance be curried: but the
. latter was unable to; tell hint. On their
return home Mr. anehsr’ gave Mr
Wsdhsms the keys. and told him to
give theta-to the insurance .sgsnt. Mr”
' Wadhums says he began Questioning
him, but could get no satisfactory reply
other than that he was in the market at
7:30 o'clock and everything was all
“"13"" "m l" on n ‘ u nuts "
The enticed threw Tells a tun ‘ ‘
“Whmmm
um hummus ‘ Linn.
museum run now in can u is Will»
ls‘Fn'elosFrissdls mans no to III
in Felts Know that house all nun
‘ ——A Flexible lemon.
. Judge ll. Whitmore (moor: presided
in the Norwalk Town Court. yesterday
afternoon, and found evidence sufficient
to hold the accused in the case of the
State against Arthur Hopkin‘ alias
John Coulin. He was bound over to the
next term of the Superior Court in the
sum of $400. which he was unable to
t Traveling Painter struck by a pin
um Stamford.
. . we ‘Icolumlrlt but
been stated that you'll” never tell what
tCouuecticnt legislative body will dt
a... mum Hill Mill ,llEAll 0808MB.
identification Rendered tumors». at 0on
Arlicks Found in his Clotting Bets: 86m
’ tools and Pieces ol Crayon—whet
Now, yesterday. according to tht
mltodule. should have been dull and
prmio, but you can never tell what
theme unions will dog, and yesterday. at
stated briefly in thi
u big‘eensution was
tativo Frisbie, by t. eintroductiou of a
resolution calling (cr'a state prison in-
vestigation. " The uwardncss oi tln
mediation has not ‘
Frisbie appears tobnvo bottled himsell
up and refuses to talk at present.
ernor Cooke says he doesn’t know a
thing abmtthemuter. The legislative
committee on the state prison are ignor
nut and the members of the Board oi
Prison 0W are also in the dark. I:
is very generally believed that tlu
“new" charges are those old ones, slurtv
ed during (.lovaruor (.‘ntliu‘s admin
- At all events
there is likely to become amusement
when the thing is ventilated.
Yesterday was a day fruitful of turns
titration .. resolutions. and a resolution it
investigate alleged corruption in lllt
Bolton divoroecnse (bridgcpurt plrticn‘.
wan defeamd after a hot debate.
The {louse occupied most of its tine
in considering these investigations our:
calendar business was transacted with n
Yesterday Mr. Fanchor turned over
to W. M. Terry d7 00.. for a bill at
tilt). property that he had given his
note for $805 for. Terry at 00. die
posed of all the contents of the mirltet.
selling considerdhle to localmerchontr.
The other creditors of the concern
are Swift. Diced; 00., Daubury; H. L
Handy, Springfield; Lilley, Swift 8t 00 .
Waterbury; Dillon dc Douglas. New
Stain ford, May 5.~—’l‘he dead body of a
man, whose face and bond were on
crushed as to render idoutiiic sliou int.
poasiblf‘. was found ml llm railroad traélt
near the South stmnt bridge this morn-
ing. He had evidently been struck by a
train. The only articles found in the
man’s clothes were some painter’s tools
and pieces of crayon.
, . inficrthlhin streetwat paper-last evaninu.
‘ prong by Espresso»
”Deputy sharia Lyon, on complaint 0!
n learned. hf r
Hopkins events that on the Sunday
night, March that. that the burglary at
Charles H. Adams’ residence in Grove
street wan committed. be was in Bridge-
port. He said he was with a gang cl
young fellows during the day, and about
5 o‘clock went to o lodging house with
one of them. named Johnson. About 7
o'clock the landlady came around for
ten cents for the night'slodging. They
did not have it and started out.
7:30ur 725 they werowalking down
Foirilcld avenue. when they met a man
who gave them a ticket fornlodglnu
Alter wondering about the
city, spending for drink money they
hurl secured by begging, and also bog-
gingu couple of soudwiches. they rc-
tnrned about it or 9:30 o’clock to the
He did not feel well the
next day, and staid around town drink-
ing. in the afternoon he and Johnson
boarded the mud train
South Norwalk Beet company; Bridge
port Beef company; For & Harris.
Stamldrd; Cunningham. Brothers. New
York; J. H. Mourge and J. 8. Raymond.
of Norwalk. The aggregate amount of
bills owed will exceed $6M).
Yesterday afternoon, whilc'l‘orry d:
Co. were disposing of the stock, Messrs
Wa'lhams dc Fanchcr came together
The latter made some remark about
Mr. Wadhams having moaey belonging
to him. and Mr. Watlhams asked Mr.
’unoherif he would dare to have him
mtcuwl Mr.
l‘ancher of being a tire bug, who
would burn buildings and risk people‘s
llis Veto Power Questioned.
itinecial to The Sentinel)
Stamford. May thhc action of May-
or Bohaunnu in voicing the election by
the Common Council of N. 0. Downs or
corporation counsel is the chief topic of
diorauaeion. No lawyer in Stamford ex
cept the mayor and Attorney Homer 8
Cummings believe the mayor hue power
to thus exercise the veto power. The
Republican majority it is believe! will
ignore the rum and not upon the posi-
tion that Downs istho corporation conn-
sol. The mayor. on the other hand.
will probably refuselo sign any salary
warrants {or corporation counsel. thus
throwing the matter into the courts on
mandamus prccuedings.
Merchenls' Carnival Day.
tripe rinl to the Election”
Now Haven. May 3,-Thc long‘ await-
ed Merchants” Carnival day llfl‘i arrived.
and with it absolutely perfect weather.
Chapel street was a punztrema oldccorn-
tious and the window tlrcesers hurl sur-
passed thnnisclvcs in making their win-
dows attractive. Early in the lorenoon
three special trains arrived. and by 10
o'clock it was estimated that there were
fully 5,000 visitors in town.
department parade this afternoon at.
trot-tori many spectators also.
SIR. FASUHER'S SIDE OF THE CASE.
. Faucher is represented in tho
Mr. Fanchersigning the checks in that matter by Attorney Joseph A. Gray.
manner. Aubert time later Mr. Faucli— He mrtathat he purchased the busi-
er. without Mr. 'Wadhams’ knowledge, ucse from Adams Brothers and as pay-
hnd the account changed to John W. "will 8““ hi“ note.
Fleischer. When Mr. Wndhuun Wurlhamsassuwrinteudcut'of the busi-
diwovored the change he protested and I
insisted on having the former state or the not profitenehis-salury. Mr. Panch-
thinge‘ restored, but afterward said it or asserts that Mr. Wadhams has taken
did ntlt‘mattea' until Mr. Puncher had I
something to dnposie, When Mr, draw; that he has been selling from it
Further depoeimd, Mr. Wadhoma said wagon meat taken from the market.
lathe presence olhliss Minnie Scorillo, and that he did not turn the money lll?
"Then the original articles will be received into the market. but devoted it
to his own use Mr. i-‘ancher‘s attorney
Mandlmns does not deny lllwlllg says Mr. Wadhams also told customers
in his possession 3122 40 belougulg p, to whom he sold meat in this manner.
the delunot Paople's Market. but styr not to pay for the meat at the market.
heccnsiders it safer in his pocket than but topay him in permn.
in that of a man like Mr. Fauchor. or in cnfitflmt'rfi. it
a safe in a store so liable to incehdinrism l
lodging hon-ac. ‘
Both Home and Senate assembled at
their usual time today.
The committee on humane institu»
tions presented its ruport on the Mystic
It is very volumin‘
bull and was ordered printed, copies to
be sent to each member til the Magicia-
tnrc. It goes into the history and Work
of the school at length and refers to the
fraudulent bills presented for the cart-
and education of children after they had
been hfllluh'l by the stat l. A high trib~
etc is paid to Mrs. McQuigau. the pets
not manager. and to Miss Soother: in.
He engaged Mr.
they euoonu~ Oral school today.
rose, and he was to receive ouocbnlf of them they had better Lilli out ”I quickly
as possible, as there had been a burglary
the night beloré and his brother was go-
ing to arrest any strangers he found.
lie then borrowed n paper from a news-
boy at the depot and read an account of
it was from this. he said.
that be secured theiuiormution be wrulc
to his friend in jail at llztlli. Maine. and
which letter resulted in his approhvn-
siou. He claimed that he only wrote
this letter for fun, and «imply to let hiel
folks know he was all right.
not heard from his purcnli since Decem-
He claimed to be, only seventeen
years of age. and said he was born in
l‘lurvhcstor, Mass” and Willlt to Port-
laud. Mo. when two yours of and.
liopkine had a way of not remember-
ing or knowing when he did not want to
answer qucsnuns put to him by Prose
The latter remarked that
it was strange he could recollect every
detailnf March met. but could not tell
where he was on any ml the preceding
honey from the safe and the money-
tho burglary.
The committee on 3' lint. expenses and
methmlt of legislation repaint-cl
about 593.0!“ Wm psid in tho rdlll'umle'
fur commutation tickets
Another Body Recovered.
(Klwit'lill h) Tllt.‘ lit-mine!)
(iullmn. 0km. May 1-.«Another body
was recovered last night from the derbis
h-lt from the. recent floods.
of Frank Miles, a mourn tirsyman who
hauled (Wu wagon loads of people out of
the ill ideul district-t. and who won swept
away with the team and wagon when
he drove bark into the flood the third
The bodies of too pr
“anchor of Mr. Wadhums' orders. and
‘t was in this way that the latter learnt
cl of Mr. Wadhams’ doingv.
recommended
nhnll be reqniml to furnish roupuo
bloke for the uncut» re of the logislatnnn
POINTER: 0' “RE “035' and only conp‘ms that are used to he
Kuwait. in Conference
with cuts! Loansbury. ol llatbury.
Councilmun Horn-y M..Kont, ul lltv
onenent. 0n “"3 contrary.he 39‘ M" lire committee of the Norwnlk (:in
Wndhnms to buying on his credit. A (
few days ago hound Mr. Fancherhmla l
Murderer Johnson Hanged.
ismial to tho Soothe-Ll
New York, May fr—Ju'mb S. Johnson
was hanged at riomvrvlllc. N. .l.. tmluy,
The crime for which .lnhneon
paid the penalty pith lllli life on the
gallows teddy w.“ wounitted on llu
hunk of tho linritun river. not lar from
the night ni
valor Taylor.
Oneida Leaves Gray (table's.
(special to The Sentinel.]
Buzmrtls llay. Mon, May 3.“.Tll"
Oneida. which hue been unchorml all
Cray (table's. since Friday. left here at
-l o‘rh or thin morning with cx-l’msident
Cleveland. es~tiecrctury (Earllule and
r-x.i’lntvuuvlorileul-ml Wilson on board.
The party mum to llnzzuds tiny fora
:ouncil. wauyiu conference with chief
munshnry. ol the llanbury liro deport-
neut, Monday aim-moon. relative to the
realities of rubber the how.
It airtime that the waulk City (hull-
_ .. it is divided in opinion no to which
”3 of “’8 Sentinel arc “mm“ M" kind of hose is the best and so sought
Wldhsms adds that they employed a m,
Chief ot‘ l‘olico \‘ullmor testified touc-
ing to Bridgeport and
some 0! llopkllts‘ stories, and finding
investigating
lidltmr Hall and James Ladrixan were
also examined briefly.
Till Cl." MCIIG Tit.
It will consist sl Fm stratum set In Pre-
tentious-4 Lantern Farm.
The monthly mot‘tluu ol the Twin
City Wheelmt-u was held last night.
President U. ll. Vouhurgh..lr., presided.
The road (liltiltllillmi wmt instructed in
select a racing team of live amateurs and
turn promotional members of the club.
The details of the mother were left to
an salient-nod vacating. tcbehcld next
Tneotlny night.
it was voted to hold a lantern parade
on Tuesday. .l one llilh.
An entertainment will be held scan»
time thlu mouth. the vonimlltoe now
being engaged in getting up a pro-
.lnuic ltt-oktnau. who had
3 lived at the Johnson holnv for some tinn-
Un the day of tho t-rnnc Johnson
and tho llooltm to woman: wont to Noell-
unlc,wh«-rc sho Mei'llrt'il the sum 01817.54»,
which ehotlt-polllt'd in her button.
Was forthismont-y that Johnson v:
milled murder.
The tnurtletvr won a local preacher.
mrl he and his Will! imntlnvltul pronun-
llstic service» tilllllufl the minted woplc.
lie bun- u good reputation and them are
thooe who claim that on innocent man
wits hanged ttnlay.
Falsl Result at a leltc.
lflboi'ldl to Tim Hominid.)
thruster. lad. May {um-=1“ thr rmnlt
of a joke at Morklu, hour hero. but
night. two young men but their lune
and a third ill on the verge of death
The young men. Davin, lilogtnsuund
llmlmtsdt. nursed out to havosmmd
They went into as drop more.
While the clerk hurl lilit back turned
they kick a bottle labeled alcohol. but
opinion ol’ an interested pomp who
undorsttxxl the hose question.
_ Chit-f lnnntvbury informed his vivitor
mm, told m“ Scovillc t" 1"" that there won but one kind of boon to
gonuudthnt was the best made. lie
relieved the Maltese Cross was the mom
durable and the cheapo“ in the and. lie
eaidlhc Dunhnry department used cot-
!” returned "0‘“ Norwalk. ”3" ‘1'“ “'0 ton how to a certain cutout. but that the
lame recently purchased was the Maltese
wt'slhcr hull interfered with their plans
One Hundred and Eleven Corpses.
ll'llmv'lnl to The Mutiuol :
Paris. May ii.w'l‘lie terrible line at tho
lirnnd lluzunr do Charlie. bus thrown
the French nuptial into mourning. The
condom-Minn in believed to how- caused
the loss of over 200 live».
tlfllpitltlll in tent curly Wednesday morn-
ing. llt charred corpus haw been
mourn-ed together with twelve portions
of llflflllll wlmsn identity may never be
(quucilmau Kent was much. pleased
with the splendid equipment of the Dan-
bnry fire department and it is believed
“m M" on ‘ M“ in ”m oillcc, h" was llrmly convunvd thot the Norwnlk
. DING 0” ”‘3 did ”"l' return “m“ lire hcum would be equipped with
hurm.-Daubury News.
menu that his out was in the out:
lit. and Unher Basra asked where the
was. It. Rancher fumbled Mound
mm Ind finally took the key "Dill
How Misc It. Beers had ”but"
‘ t t ‘u
$W3;mmnml° thong: 0' ’07» "I the Um ltlvot school. will
m. Thomwoklt, and Wonttu W the“ in the will mm mm.
m: street. when It Wadhnna
"mind all I'll! ”it".
announcements ls! its fleet llivsr latent
underlies Insulate set new
The median of the can” of the clam
Norse Wrecked a Train.
(locum to Thcnuntlneld
litlntol. Tenn . Hay b.-l*mngor
. on the,tloothern railway.
Uillttllltltitl' thulth. was wrecked west at
here by muting u him while rounding
ushurp curve. Fireman llsueyur was
The pool table in to be recovered.
President Via-burgh selected is mun-
mltteo to arrange for uroatlrwotn be
hold this summer.
n...u..‘"““““tm"visitors...
The conductor on u weutlbound pas-
ltuudsy afternoon st 3 o'clock. sonnet trsln. last night. turned over It
Burned at Her Wharf.
(W to The Sentinel.)
Norwich. May. 5.v—~'l'ho two-matted
schooner Allen ll Gurney. from Elias-
both. N. J.. for Worcester, Maw. with a
cargo of iron pipes was partially burned
at 3 o’clock this morning at Dswley's
wharf, causing a loss estimated at
not)», with no insurance.
Daughters at Liberty.
lspeclal to The handheld
New London. May b—Tho fourth
annual torsion of the State Council of
Connecticut, Daughters of Liberty, con-
vened in the Union Lodge room. this
city. at 10 o'clock this morning. There
was a large gathering of delegates,
about 100 being in attendance.
Society at Colonial Wars.
(Spectra to The Sentinel.)
New Haven, May 5.—-The fifth general
court of the Connecticut Society of
Colonial Wars will be held in this city
this afternoon. beginning at 4 o'clock.
About seventy members are expected t
be in attendance. "
POPULAR AIUSEIEITS.
O'Brien. the Contractor.
Acombiuziticn ol pathos and humor,
together with an exceptionally
strong and interesting story of Ameri-
can life, are component parts that make
Daniel Snlly's great play, ”O'Brien. the
Clintructor,” the success that it is. Mr.
Sully has a role that fits his personality
exactly. and is pervaded with a charac-
teristic individuality that makes it a
an Irish-American that is a tribute to
the wort-hand dignity of Irish character,
and gives the stage a creation that
places hint among that select galaxy of
theatrical celebrities that include such
names as Jefferson, (Irene and Goodwin.
stumping him as the representative
Irish-American actor. Hcyt'e Theatre,
Saturday night.
. Dr. Diaz's Leela».
8mm! Nnuwsw, Conn, May 5. 189?.
Door Brother Kavnnagh: I congratu-
myself. in having the opportunity to
hear such ti lecture from ouch a man. it
you do not make: any money out of the
venture. you will haw done a good
thing in presenting Dr. D'uw. to the pr.)-
ple in this vicinity. l have myself heard
him speak, and learned more alymt Colin
and Cuban atl’uire in half an hour listen-
ing to him than 1 could'havo learnml by
a week's reading. [in is a bright speak-
use of it on may nerve your ends.
Fraternnlly yours.
R. U, Etlttlunmp.
rapidly taken. Secure your seats at once.
tantssslli.
small boy to the care of the olllcialn nt
thudcmt. They cant blue to wilw
backwaters. He sold no me John
in rosllty remained ndcndly palm", and
osmotic: the bottle lnlmutb their coats.
went to the «lac of the town and
The subjects at the my: are as fol-
lows: "hits at Jean at Arc." K. Duns
Wishes” "Mule Mlle." harry
MU! Met bonded cud when budlyinjanul.
fit his: W until ll o'clock. tlun
' m. when he was heard leer.
its up."
drank the contents. In is short time
they were closed with convolution: and a
physician was turnaround, but he e-mld
Mimi no relief. in a short time two ol
the young man died in tortiblo mil!
while the third is in a Wild“ condition.
loving so llsrtltln.
lilmlal to the devotion“
Athena. In: Bw‘l'bc Crown Prince
‘ that two '1'th :1ng
are moving «.mtta. audits! the
um mm but I“ for vein-p
Armstrong. cued eleven years. son of
Joseph Armament. of Green varies.
bovine moved to that place («no Derby
only We weeks ago. his bad no money.
andeleimedheintun timir’ailtonoto
new antiwbere he had relatives living
in little street. The police not a tele-
phone mmsge to Green farm. lMt
light. and thin morning the boy won
.. c ... MW...»WMW www—
llsm to» Must m
The request Inside! 3W roe». lie.
so. improved Old-rut “use. will be
holdlmluht. l’nfithflllln WWW
m. “the aim In:
Wham; “Ame. Pest. Parent
and Future." sud the ruler charge.
mm.“ W: 1m reply.
minim. .
The Mention muses will occur
in huekwoed‘s flail. W evasion st
to'eloek. tinyfie'roeohsstvswdlrsw
«selections sud Wetter Allen. at new
accumulation» address so the
"lscssvlty int n M Illicit” um
mum willhllm the New.
and Ir. Will the «hollow.
mwommmm
thallium“ nllileest mute
”W 7 "l at no.»
fishnet-t. It. voucher want In
,M m the money min
" wmmntmmmgp
M £9. W sold its was yet
' ~MNhMII. lanthanum:
, In! and him tell the
van-”Mill.“ b." will
‘ (Inhibit trslnasudwouh’l
' _ .m.
mum «shot out that
Museum Mercantile
_ Mm W. at that»
”mu-mm. to.
‘ Whither” ct lulu
strange portraiture as natural as it is
now. As U'Bricn. Mr. Snllyportrays
late you in being able to secure Dr. Diez
tolct-turc here Friday evening. and I
nlsocongralnlnle the maple. including
tr; hie looturoiea rare. (tilltllllllittlflll of
interesting facts. wit. inlormation and
pathos. You should haven largo hone:-
h'rltluy evening. ll this will be of value
to you. you are at liberty in make such
The chart» are now open at l’laielml‘s
and l’inueo's and the best seats are being
sautunelli. too great bypnutisl. who
continuance a week in cltgsgnnwnt at the
Nit-walk Upcru House. next Monday.
created a profound utilisation last full at
llutnmcrsttvin'o Hlynlpiu, During lus
recent upwarancc in ilethlrhum, the
Times published the following: "llyp-
antic entertainments beat mmmcl
troupes and ctnncdy wmpanics all to
pieces in lummakinu. and to use How
tunclli in «euro om fw hilt“. After
the brief introdasuuy talk on the science
of hypnotlrm last evening. that" Were
a number ct notable things done. iu~
eluding the diving statuary? but the
climax was reached in the ballot datum
which cloned the prrlmtusuvo. The
young men whnwcro under the lulla-
ouoe executed the «lance in original and
ludicrous style. and as each we» brought
back to his mutter. hall inlntodsrate fun.
laughing at has (acoustics who new
still in the lsndut dreams and doing
the bolls! not. Then he would sadtlnnly
Income more of his own loony unmov-
sum. and dart lmhlnd the unatte- to.
‘7 ANTED—vi. compo
oralhoneework. ,
out 3 p. m. Mrs. E. W.
horth avenue.
\ ,VA'iti'l'E‘llrtiitustlou» _
uuu tens or general w.
Call 43 Belden avenue, H .
\ 7 ANTEI).~—'l'o rentl'n 1)
reasonable terms to ”‘
man and wife. Ho. 4 Gold
South Norwalk.
7 ‘0 I.E'l'.~—Two nice *1
rooms to let cheap, wl ,
and cold water. Three mind
Cull Iii Union street, South 531
{1‘0 LET.-—Second floor,
rooms. at 56 Conneotunt
Water in the house and. "
lions. lnqltlreti? North Ml
stairs. . ' '
'l‘O Ll‘l'l‘.-l"onl' tour-room ‘
,oneitirgt otoiry rear, 1N3
street, w n my It eve . .4-
one second glory WW Win
one second and third story reir,
also llrst floor over Schnllu’ir in ,
it. avenue, rent 8W. Applyofllnumfifi
Cigar 0).. or L. H. Decker, 70W“
ton street. -
'I‘O l.l~:'i‘.~Upper part of h- > ‘
Center uvetme; suitable for
sons; 8; per month. Apply No.
street.
’l‘U ”I'll-Second floor. ‘57 W
avenue, rent 88' 7 r00 «1'
word avenue, rent in; house .
Woodward avenue.- rent ,
house. ti rooms, 180 Main stun N
rent tel; 6 rooms, Music Hall .
llbli.’ for offices; rent 315' cotton. '8],
ward avenue, rout $12; first.
rooms, all Woodward avenue. rep .,
month; second floor honnql’t'l't , . A
. Wont! ‘ ’
nvenue, rent 88. E. A
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To i.t:r.—~Cottage and wash ‘
am land, by year onl ,
near liownyton station.
ltowuytou, Ct. Inquiuustlpurw’
r ‘0 l. rr.~ A ve ' ”i
all modern i p, gluon ’
lion, llvc minnten’ vagrant do
quire at. 22 Taylor ’ l
I rent. M
l gl‘stxtzs'smron SALE!
uLvuusmn Parrot
15‘: Washington Street.
ll lute. hum-lulu. Ol’lxlnm, Stock.
Fuw 93:1an for llll~l¢ll‘t-ti. Stall! cheap. ..
run.“- of lt'ht’llllz town. Cull-early; II In“
.llt‘ disposed ul Wl'lllll ll! dnya. ‘
A "All“ CHARGE
in tact :lguml llllfilllt‘“. A ply bu “It
phantom. (”HEN k l'l’Dl 'l'}. “1*
Ft lit SALE Two com. cheap. Pnlll
Horny. llntnn Hill. It
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Full SALE. « A business w on and
buggy, both in good condit on. LP?
My In .\u. 1" ('nt‘t- “trawl. Elem Natalia
Ill ,
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you SAM-l on To l.l°'.T.~»llonse. it ‘
mums. new, all improvements, lulu:
rd on I‘llmwoml lfl’lrllllE. large lot, behalf. -
lul witmlv. high ground. overlookng ‘
Sound. Taylor d; Holden. 74 Wuhln ll
\ll'f't't. South Norlvnlk. Conn. 1w
‘Ult SALE.«-Building lot "m
1‘ Wntnvenne nloot (locum :
It“,
the avenue. Apply to Taylor & 90%
l
Fun HAM-2.. Homo-toot
twelve {out blit‘lVluK, twenty
nlnw punch-d partition. in good
former y in Academy billiard roan:
he Mlllth'l‘yl'llt'R D. An I tom ‘
lice. or W. H. 1.. .‘upron?zl'tumtosd. L
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Full udllldfihly refrigerator
sum "finer cent of your h;
t-iuuth Nurwulk Hardware comm”. ‘
Fulanitaifit. n... u... ’
turn tolmcco. the finest on
lit-t. Unly lllcentsn box. Alt
the Norwnlk flinbaccouilt.
FOR habitable clue and an -
\vimlnnalo um retell from f
omnnrucmrur». m up. he '
lllmln luv “5' Don't lfllfl' “lit l
mean low grade. Call and . ,
you will be oath-lied. John . -. '
rmldemmmifonlsttmk Hill, 1’. 0. “' l
Nurwulk, (form.
Full tiAlJ-LwCoInInlms ll-pl
lune, will stand «to “II. » ,P
the equate to. llnanulesd not ts ‘
from um. not hinted. [at 0
downlpllrt'lltm. South N
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lmttom isms. numb“ ‘
launch ynwls: also one film -« , ,
vhtbteondmn keel. with my .. W* in
soil. r’unlthllrocnu Firs mu ’ ‘
Fun mutt, Berry is ‘
Manes Mill Vuratuh a a
twr can. Heath Norwslk
puny. ,
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Flip mutt. unfit».
awn Iuoweru, 3 fl .,
running mower built.
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list-dun dummy.
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lh ill", will“ every w l I
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purchase utl‘. J. 5 he"
noteth hint» street. oath
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