f. more were III Ina tout.
AttorneyTenimenylneounternelan
who inlfow luppoeedto be the
Door-Wm Gets Away
If Theeilloeofclty Attorney John H.
Tum.» Ice Washington street. and
~_:Altu’noydchn1.0nueo'n odioe at 78
Wubiugtenntreet. were entered .bya
meekmfef during the noon hour. yes-
may. Byefertuiteus combinatiencd
1; circumstances nothing was tnkenfrorn
Ilr.1dght'eollloe.lend some books re.
Inwedfromlr‘.0eneo'n oilioo werere
owned.
. When Attorney William F. Tam-
' teeny. of Ir.) Light’s office. returned
from dinnerhefcund one of the office
dmwideopen. Innidewesatnau.ep-
parendy st eeso. pacing up and down
theiloor. an if waiting for some one.
He explained his presence by saying
7 that hewan e sub contractor and want-
edtoeeeArchiwct William S. Knapp.
who-odious the same building; he
hadfonndthedoor of Hr. Light's. of—
Ieeopen. and discovering that an en-
tnnoeltedbeen forced he thought he
would remain until some one in author-
ity appeared.
Allele just big enough to admit a
men's hand had been broken inthe
lower left bend corner of the glass in
‘7 thedoor. by meaueof which the thief
reached the spring lock. on the inside.
Themenintheofiloesald behadneene
tall man going hurriedly down the stain
' when heenteredthe building. and he
. gave a meagre description of his person-
el appearance. The men offered
. to eun'tmen an officer, and
‘ - went out while Mr. Tammany
MM in theofllce. Mr. Knapp soon
Arrived. had upon opening the door of
the wash-room. just across the hallway
Dmihedewthethlef hedceutend. he
found e wrapped up in a copy
of a New York pmr. When it was
iehninte It. Light's culoe and open-
ed. hall I desert books belonging to Mr.
' these were brought to view.
3" hummh the
» area who went out to summon one had
’ not returned. Hr. Tammany notified
thepelice himself. It was found that
thedocr of Ir. Cuneo'e office had been
turned open. When he returned at 2:30
o‘clock he was notified thet some of
hiebcokewere at Mr. Light’s oliice. end
he went there and identified them.
They were mainly on medical inflame--
deuce A book on the civil history of
Oeunecticut bed been removed from the
front to the heck room at Mr. Light's
allies: but it could not be found that
anything was missing.
. Thepclice were inclined to believe that
the men found in the office was the
‘ thief. but Mr. Tammany was not to peel-
. , tlveon this point. The men had some
,.. pepsreandeuacoountbockiu oueofthe
pooh” of his coat. and his appearance
was that of a contractor.
In. Tammany gave the police a good
desulpdon of the men. end they are
inching for him. He thought it possible
that the man the contractor said he saw
going down the stairs wee the thief.
Whoever he was. he wee probably look-
ing tor more valuable ertiolee. and fell-
ing to led them. took the books rather
than go away empty handed
It was learned this morning that the
thief. with ltr. Queen’s books under his
I'm. tried the door of Dentist Werner
due in the same building. and finding
it unlocked he entered. Encountering
It. Warner. he askedhiintoeeemine
his teeth. but went away without have
leg any work done.
lie was about twenty-eight or thirty
years d age. five feet and seven inches
In height. wereastrew heteadaligbt
fill of clothes. and had a sandy Incas
Me This denripiloa answers that of
he "eeb-oonttsetor.” sad it now seems
Autekthieieaievedbr. Bteilsll
Inet‘e onion in the Assets building.
'm.l‘hereeaymoselae. eadect
mwltbwverelsrtloitn. Thelletin-
MWMynerdapllonts
m
”contentment.
WWumwett
emoluments rm. ’
Dev. endure. magnum have just
from unleaded trip to Cali-
fornin. They attended the Christian
nudeevor convention. from which Dr.
liablewiii give a report next holiday
night at the Norweik
church
Areynireceptlonwen tendered them
by thePlymcuth congregational church.
offinnl’raneino. 'of which Dr. Noble
.wns pasta for fourteen yeere.hle pastur-
ateendlugteuyenrs ago. when bower
obligodtooontoll’est for the benefit of
his health. which wee very poor.
During the trip Dr. Noble wenkept
“busy heptizing babies. Friends end
members of hie Sen Fronciecocbnrch.
many of whom hid been baptizedby
him more then fourteen years ago. had
saved their children for their old pastor
tobeptine.
Two things. Dr. Noble unimpressed
him very much in the far west. One
was the increased prosperity to be seen
on every hand. The new tariff bill has
been a splendid thing for the Pacific
slope. Theproepecte for crops are un-
usually line this year.
Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane. San Fran-
cMoJIos Angolos-in these and other
coast cities business has taken a very
perceptible boom and manufacturies.
etc, that have been idle for three years
erenow running full time. with large
profits.
The other notable condition. Dr.
Noble says. refers to the Klondike.
The Californians all have the gold fever.
Sons of rich men who have boon reared
in luxury. lacking nothing. are leaving
for the gold fields. thinking nothing of
the hardships about which the return-
ing fortune—seekers tell dreadful tales
lint along with the tales of suffering
they bring back big lumps of gold.
which seems to carry the infection. and
the fever spreads rapidly along the
coast. so that now it has 7 become neces-
sary to issue an oilicinl order against
further immigration to Klondike. for
fear of a famine or e doeth~deuling
stampede.
WKFFID OFF A HOVIHG OAR...
A Hen Injuredltt the Witch Leno
. Greening of the Tramway.
Last night. e canted men employed...
w B.- Iireher‘d wee coming up from
Rotors Point on the 10:30 car. When
the Witch Lane err-sing was reached he
jumped off and was thrown forward on
the ground. He appeared to be hurt
about the hips. utd was taken aboard the
car and brought to Dr. J. Milton
Cobnrn’n cflleo in South Norweik. The
physician attended to the men‘s injuru
fee. and the Nor-walk Tramway company
sent him home in a special oer. accom-
ptuied by John Bircbard. who promisml
to get him home safely.
~Preeident [clinley‘e satchel
is made of American hide: to is the.
satchel that the lionam store will give
away tonight at I0 o'clock. with ten
dollars in it. to defray the expense of a
three deyn’ trip.
Remnants of lo sheellng. as.
Ice ell linen damask towels. lilo.
26c silk end wool ohelllen. lac.
fleet indigo prints. do
Remnants id'ac. glughame. duo.
.5 men's white oauIbrio hdkfs. for 25c.
II isdies' or gents’ col. hem. hdkls. for
too.
250 lediee' necktlee. Ibo.
the men's bow bends. li'gc.
lilo fancy shirts. one.
ldason'n fruit jets. are. or ptn.. loo
dos.
ll cakes White Rose toilet soap. doe.
I‘Ic laundry reap. the best. do her.
Dress buttons. ell colors. be due.
Ten cape and uncers. be.
It sheets and envelopes. 150 her.
line day's sale and some one wine the
satchel with the ten dollars. have your
duplicates. A-.. .- ... a...” “
[hit for ufi.uu0 Damages. ”i
Attorney John .1. Walsh has bmught
suit against the Wettport and hangs-
teok Street ltellwsy company In the In-
tnreet of Janine ii. timer and Airs.
Bridget illness to recover 06.000 career
on. for injuries which. It is claimed.
Hrs. eleven and liedelelde leaner.
the elswyeevIcld daughter of James Iag-
uer resented In an moans at West-
pevtcn August 1. food.
wmmmwm
Munich telew Ioohelte.
Thettesut‘erllelleliwtoawillgcl'rom
lentil Horwslk to llew Muslin on
dander. connecting with thetnwyfor
illseldsad Thieismseoeaetefesv
turtles seem not betas nliewedta
leedettltelelnud. Thebcatwillleevn
loath herweiketszaImnIuntnuiog
intimateentebthe‘lmnvetdegtrslu
battensebsey.
Themuctemhk. will give
menus leather renew “wales
Ready For damp Defy.
astral turf III III llAllllll
The Hoteliers of the lorwelk Oom-
penieewillAenemble attheAm
.orylerlylondeylorningto
~1‘ekoa8pecial Train.
. Brigadier General Russell Front end
Major John H. Wade. inspector on the
Brigade etsfl, left South Norwalk. this
morning. for Camp Cooke. They ex-
Wled to arrive their about noon. Ber-
geeut Robert G. Mitchell. of the Bri-
gade.‘ end Sergeant lefor Welter Hell.
of the Second battalion. Fourth regi-
ment. will arrive in camp tomorrow.
Commissary Sergeant Joseph Carrier.
of the Fourth regiment. has been in
Nlentic several weeks. anointing in get-
tiug the camp grounds ready. and Color
Sergeants Themes Hunt end Richard
W. Holt will accompany the Norwaik
companies. Monday morning. The
companies have been ordered by their
commanders to Humble at the Armory
Monday morning at 5 o '.clook to take a
special train from South Not-walk at
d: 15 o 'clock.
Every member of the Fourth regic
meat is ready for camp duty. end the
closing preparations were made today
Most of the big company choetum peck-
od. end all that is required in the locking
of the covers. (If the Bridgeport com-
panies. Captain blusternon will probably
take in the largest command. Company
K having the full quote of siety- eight
men.
mionelSheridaneald yesterday that
all the beetle and worry over camp pre-
parations are over with. and all the men
are waiting for now is emberhment.
Colonel Sheridan also said that he
does not {center the showing of his
regiment at the coming camp. lie is
of the opinion that the men are gomg
into camp better prepared than in many
years. being more proficient in drill end
duties.
The first detachment from Bridgeport
for camp will leave Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock on a special train. when the
baggegeendthehereeewillbe shipped.
A detachment from each company will
aoIIonIpIsny the baggage. There will be
seven cars for the monies. which will be!
principally from the Cook and Cat-stencil
stables. Bridgeport will furnish more
horses for camp this year than in a long
time.
(In the same train will he Lieutenant
UIIlonoi Wateou. of Deubury. brigadior
medical director. accompanied by liIIII-
pital Steward Jose ii i). tiartigau. of
Bridgeport. They go to camp one day
earlier than the militia for the purpose
of getting the hospital in readiness .
Drugniet Dance. of Bridgeport.qu pro-
vide all the medicines for the brigade
hospital this year. through Steward
Hertigau.
The Fourth section of the Signal
service corps will leave Bridgeport
Sunday morning at II. on their heavy
wheels. They will go as for as say-
brook. and will tent' there for the night.
They will carry their cooking utensils.
tents. «autumn and lIavereaoks with
them. Each man will be loaded down
with flirty pounds of eocontreuieuts.
Their “ wheels weigh thirty-live
pounds. and the road between liridge~
port and Seybrook is softer and narrowar
than that between that city and ticuth~
port. The Signal corps will be better
provaied for next year. as the Columbia
Manufacturing company. of Hartford.
is to build them new wheels. The corp»
will leave Sunday morning. rain or
shine. and will continue Monday morn.
log to Camp Cooke. When they arrive
there. one detachmoutwlli take Its ete-
tion at Durfee’e hill and the other will
go into camp.
The following are the officers of the
day of the Fourth regiment for Mou-
Ilay: fililcer of day. Captain Fred ll.
lieutereonmfflempeny if. Bridgeport;
officer of the guard. Lieutenant J. F.
Hubbard. of Company 1. Winstod; sup
eraamnrery odieer. Lieutenant W. D.
Nichols. of Dempsey 0. Denbnry.
Hitler Theodore H. Escher. of the
Second regiment. has been detailed for
field odioerof the day Holiday. Lieu-
tenant Colonel Uberles W. Heudrle. of
the Fourth regiment. will be field of-
ileer Tuesday.
heads will play in front of brigade
headquarters fronts toll pm. as fol-
lows: Hood”. First regimen: Tunn-
dsr. linseed regiment. Wednesday.
Third amount: Thursday. Fourth
regiment.
ltsrgeeatlsjor Welter Hell. of the
unwed betediou Fourth regime”. Info
receipt ofhlnteu ynetn'ssrviee enlist.
its barbseuintltemllitlsisstelnveu
years. and fifty-one days. and no better
stealer will be found In my. sttlltion
ably a“ memo is maintaining
fimmfl the” m
but 7 accentuates-Icons»,
GHESTS Alli AllPAli Ell .
Every lenterm el its Profit Ilepeeot '
encountered
Noblenudo. at. . K.
lflIsJulia . and m Jenn
ery 18. 1809. in the family horne-
eteed'iu North a
were Colonel
Her perepte
end Polly
weethJohnend . . here
Beideu. no that the lies Lockwood
wuoouueoiedou sllfleewitbtheoid-
est end meet influentid femillee of Nor
walk. The Belden fully was among
the earliest settlers otgtbe town. Some
of lites lockwocd" ancestors were
among the first Mtge of Deerlield.
liens. .y
In ' 1824. Miss wood’e father
bought from Serauel “ n the place
on Hill Hill which . Miss Lock-
wood‘s borne from
death. although she
to travel in this ocul
the old intuition of
peculiar veneration
people. end by members of
the First Co , 77 church. Of
which she weeven 7w member for a
great many years. also ' J was held
in highest regard. ‘
Aiew years agO.WlaenIory of her
father and mother. “presumed to the
Congregational chug the new hell
which replaced the a Revolutionary
hell. ‘1
Miss Lockwood was?
five. three deugh
Her sisters were
Esther. now dead. _
iiam Buckingham. is .
"mining brother is
Lockwood. of Norw
of a family of
' and two sons.
and Mary
brother. Wil-
. and the re-
F. St. John
H3. ME SIDIOF'I‘HE CASE.
Bo Aelrntho Public to Judge Who Hoe
Boon Iii W
South Norwnlk. 00”.". Aug. 14. Iran.
To the Editor of the Mug Sentinel
-Dear Sir: Replyi flu an article
which W in bi pight' e
issue in tolerance to my case against
Alex Bernie. i desire to make the follow
lug statement: At the time Mr. iterate
was arrested for selling liquor
Without a license. a crime he had
been oouIIIIltflIIg for three years
continuously prior to his arrest. i mour-
hie bondsrunu by putting up in hit?
hands my personal note for Mon, and
upon his conviction 1 gave him .23 to-
ward paying his line. for which he gave
me a bill of sale of his piano and In the
court room 1 gave Chief Voiluler t?
more. the amount he was short in his
line; end again i gave Air“. filadstoIIo
my check for 82.5 more Ll) pay the coals
of the court. which amount, lIoweVI-r,
was returned to me by the court, as be
was excused from paying the same.
i allowed him to retain [summon of
the piano for five months. and trusted
him for a smell grocery bill. and when
i asked him for my money on the grow
cry bill he replied. "i don’t pay my old
debts." ltheu made demand on him
for the bill and the piano. which he re-
fnsed to comply with, saying at the
time of his refusal. “When i sold you
the plane it did not belong to me. but
to my son. twelve yearsof age."
In view of the foregoing facts, I cou-
slder it unfair to represent me as trying
to persecute hit. iterate. and i ask yull
to kindly publish this statement to that
the public may Judge who has been ill-
treetod in the matter.
Yours Very Truly.
D. A. itIIIII-zs.
Drowned While lwiinmiag. .
huddle liaddem. August Hwitobert
Smith. a colored boy. aged eleven years.
was drowned III the (‘ouuoclicut river
while swimming. late yesterday after-
noon. The boy went III alone where
the water is about thirty- -Ilve feet deep.
and is supposed to have been caught in
on undertow. The body had not been
motivated up to II o'clock this morning.
A ltrnw ltide to cheapo.
A large party of young people enjoyed
a straw ride in ltsIIroreIueu (hinders
truck. and behind four of A. tloimene
horses. lent night. lira. ids It. Keep
Uompo Beach and passed a delightful
evening.
Wan-Wm
~0ardoi'lltenhl.
The undersigned desires to express his
thankstothe teeny kind felon; and
"clubbers who so deeply nympethlsed
with and assisted him during the stoic
ones and death of his mother.
Warren VfliIiIllillI
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lehool WWW.
fortheeanstrameeoftbe sddb
the Immanuel-seminars
”Hummus.-
weet will not browsed-densities»
was the chainsaw. The party went to '
‘ sWEEHIIIIIII. all"
use II”... III... steam
Elite Illil Flown.
“turn: or 1mm PEOPLE.
The Opening or the Vacation season
Finds “leny Sojourners at the Ben».
lhoro In the Mountains and
Mg Pastoral doeuen.
Attorney James H. Barbour. of
Chicago. and his wife and child are
spending their vacation at theDorlou
House. Mr. Barbour is seenofHJi'
Barbour. once a well-known lawyer.
formerly of Nerwelk. but who relin-
quiehed law for the ministry.
flew-—
Mr. and Hrs. James Golden and
daughter Agnes and Miss Lottie Wood.
werd will take the Saratogaand Anseble
Chasm, trip. of the Recreation Tourist
company, leaving South Norwelk st
10: 30 Monday.
Misses Eliza "indw Bertha Birdsall. of
New York city. who are spending a
week with their aunt. Mrs. C. H. Brush.
of Franklin street. attended the fair in
Dorian. lent night. given by Eagle [look
and Ladder company.
hire. W. 0. Board. Air. and Mrs.
George A. Jenninge and son lrving.
. If. A. Uillin‘ and Mrs. D. W. Ray-
etarted yesterday morning for
k Island to spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. II I". Taylor. and Miss
Afarguerito Taylor. of South Norivelk.
stopped at. the Turner House last night.
They were driving home from Lake
Mahopw.—-Denbury News.
' hire. A. E. Oldaker. of Brooklyn. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. .1. Ag-
nes Dunning, of School street. has re-
turned home. accompanied by her nhace.
Miss Blanche Dunning.
Mrs. A. W. Knapp and Miss Pearl
Moultou, of Bridgeport. wheeled to
South. Norwaik. yesterday. and were
guests of Mine Flore M. Jennings. of
Gerard Piece.
Jmnmuemwm‘. d
New York. and HenryLiuxweIlc-reml
Albiu Neukimlmor, will go to Unch-
oIIIIII's island, tomorrow, and haven
claIIIbako.
Mine Anna llslIIIru. formerly book-
kcoporiu tho oilicoof tlIvNorwelk and
South Nurwnlk Electric Light company.
left town yesterday for her home in
Michigan.
Clutrlos liInclI null daughter isabello.
of Gerard place. wont to Aebury i’erh.
today. to spend It week, joining hire.
Busch and Miss Charlotte Busch.
Mr and hire. Edwin F Lockwood IuI
l'Ipttf! ted home from their wedding tour.
Sunday. They will reside in the Toy-
lor house in Taylor avenue.
bliss Eleanor G. Smith. of ilayviow
avenue. Will start Tuesday for New
‘I‘III-k city. to spend attack with Miss
ids Hutchinson.
Airhead Mrs. Ultarlos ll. Wheeler. of
Urobard ufreet. lIIIvII gone to IlcoaII
fir-eve III the hope of benefiting Air.
Wheeler's health.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. ii. For and Miss
Mary Kirby Jennings wdl go on II
bicycle tour through Long island. next
week. .. -
Mrs. A. it. Collie and Allen L. Colfax.
of blow York. spent yesterday with
Judge Alfred Knapp. at the Mahackemo
Hotel. ”m”
hits. it. i’. remit. ofNowburg. bi.
l'., is visiting Air. and hits. Charles H.
Clark, of IN South Alain street.
liolly ll. Blannon and family. of flood
street. returned home yesterday from n
sojourn in Scott's Uilflldfl.
hisstn um Find "and .IIIIIIIIII iliciu~
blithem. of lireokl .nre visiting George
(bonus. of Taylor avenue
lit-ecu Alecia and Margaret Cousins
are visiting their cousin. lites Alice
lliolubotbem. in liankch
lire. Agnes Fitch. of North Hale
strict. has gone to ltathorfmd. ll. J.. to
make a few days“ visit.
lira. U. L. Willa-dined children. of
low Britain. are visiting 0. Ward ital.
look. of Camp street.
lira. licLeen and non. of Melville
Deane. L. i.. are visiting D. Gould. of
Academy street.
Allen lophis illusion. of Hobokeu. ll.
1.. is visiting Alisa. Laue liemcf It».
view avenue. M... "M.
“WV.PIM.MW.AI
“resent lire. W. Attentional
Unite”.
lies Uredelle Valentine. of Row"-
MIAIIWQADKI‘WOOI with mm
Rival .Henriette Velentiuny‘Mlnin
street, Norweik.
Aft-n. Lillian Twfidymeefilr'egbry. of
Brooklyn. in thegneet of lire. Robert
Lmenao Elle. of North avenue and
(lamp street.
Mr. and lire. David Hughes. of Holt
avenue. went toBrooklyn. this morning.
where they will spend Sunday with
relatives.
Mr. and Airs. Oberlee‘liubbeli. of
New York city. are the guests of Attora
any I“. A. Hill. of West avenue.
to. and Mn. w. W.Lestersterted
last night for Portland. hie. toepeud
two weeks. '
visiting Miss Edna Wighem. of Elm
stunt. .
Charles I. Ezekiel. of Brooklyn. in the
guest at his home iu‘Kellogg street.
III-II Ella Byxbee. oT-lfeplo street. has
returned home from (locals lime.
ldisnlEisie Quintard. of Franklin eve-
nue. is visiting in Wilton. ’
Thomas I. Raymoudiipent yesterday
in New lieven.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Comstook Brothers get their clothing
direct fromthemunufecturer. buy and
eellstrlotly for cash. and are thereby
enabled to give the purchasing public
the benefit of all rebates and discounts.
They are now offering. some. superior
bargains In suits. ‘new styles and pat
tome. and right up todate in every re
spect.
Wilson Walsh. of Chestnut street.
Nor-walk. was seen about thentroets.
yesterday. with an overcoat on his arm
and a large bottle and e tattle spoon
sticking out of his coat pocket. ' He ex-
plained the, circa .Istauoe by saying that
he had the chiliI
Asouwas bornlust nightto Air. and
Mrs. Alfred flimstond. of Wilton. Mr.
illmetoad was formerly employed in
Theodore Hiseu's shoe store in South
Norwalk. and hire. Illmeteed was Alien
Susie Dena. once a pupil at the Over
itivntehcel
Alien Annie Refined. employed byA
A E. Austin, who jumped froutatrolley
car just us it wan leaving the iiell'
leleud crowing. Wednesday night. was
more severely Injured than was at first
supposed.
Frederick McLean. of North avenue,
picked .300 pond liliI-II at Fourteen were
pond. this morning. Among them were
some exquisite pink-tinted blossoms.
which are quite arurety in this vicinity.
—-Ali kinds IIfiish at liayes' market.
Attorney ii. hi. Lockwood's law office
is being repainted and tempered.
While the work is being done. Mr.
hickvaIoIl consults his clients in tho
Norwulk Uouucil chamber.
The remains of Benjamin Diokonaou.
whocommitlod suioiIioJest wank. were
removed from the aims house cemetery.
this morning. and sent- to New l'ork
city on the II :8? train.
liar-gain hunters will find something
to interest thorn in Davis the taller‘ ll ad.
Uni prices prevail on all sumIIIor goods.
on Mr. Davis needs room for full goods
now arriving.
Thomas Mciiuire. Raymond Broth-
ers' general utility lllllll. is making lm
provetnoute fill their East Norwaik farm.
having the assistance of one of the cd«
nested mules. --_ _
Attorney .lohn J. Walsh look a party
composed of Air. and lire. James J. liar
hour and lire. Device and her children
to Long island. Thursday afternoon. on
the Victor.
Thefleruieuieltllnging society will give
a concert tomorrow night. in its hall on
the Washington street bridge. The
Philharmonic orchestra will provide
music WW..- _
A. U. (inane. the Railroad place frail.
nor has purchased a handsome delivery
horse and wagon from New York parties.
The Lounrbury It Biesell company
will begin running its factory ill With
nipsuk on full time. Monday. _
There willbe a balloon ascension at
ltetou Point. Wednesday afternoon.
August Is.
' WIllliltil Usuilhe'ldiinwworklug It the
imperial (Info for n few days.
lendey derrices at latest
Hr. Flukeantelu. of itotou Point. has
given It eheorful oIIusent toilet. Ir.
Jemae'reqnnsttohcld ileudey tervices
atllctoiaeudlrJemnsnudhishelpm
from fish island will waders a melee
there Morrow night at 0:45 o‘clock.\
ohwlugla timefer theeervleelavlte\
tsetse lied island. which opens at 3W
o'IIteet. Theetstetmsewlll Mm
establishment-Iv“
m. cm the lies at
L. 1.. Yacht club. ,
3m! “Moonf
Gregory’s Point. The
board a few when
were
in the telegraph ollloeigwho
Iy been reading the . ~
the black pirate boat
Miss Rietta Harrison, of Danbury. is :00”. who “I” were Add
rights. and does’ not in the
t
some of the pa
Pirate anchored?
gentlemen, and were ~~
payed” at the holiday the] i“.
Main street.
lite 8 p. In. Special
of women
brenovee "
Air. Molilohol
questions. but was .
whenhearrivedet t
be informed by
the yewl boetthet
askin him questions.
the :3
ortnnately the M3
pirateboateo
Rtflm
I)R Ii. MILTON 003M
to the next house south. ‘ '
Dillon II
m I '
“fawn: II. -Men «county
salary me first you “C
referent es and cash
dress “Permanent." this 0
L‘"ANTF.D .«Two or fail
rooms in south N
V‘YANTED. ——Younfm
to assist on
month. to keep her inordor
erIIl c: we of name. Address “Yap
tine].
care Sentinel.
\" A\ 'i‘h‘i) —-Siiultlolr an I
ily. oriuveiid II nurse and
respectable willow: nottton
dress her H. llarieu Poet
I‘IITI‘"I';I'3»I~...~I””;;..‘;. .
Also cIIuveIIloIIt flat .
well lighted and coil
em.
H' no or (I Ir stile; flow in full
l~‘ or parole llAlll'et apply It um.
«I mum apartment. third
\\ ItshlIIglotI street. rents N.
"th il\"'t| M 'Alilill II market.
one run! dill.
We ll (.' iuIIr Co \‘3 \
To I.I-:' 1'.—
second
street.
I'III .Aiui Hall fillet.” suite
.13"... III .' WWW”
avenue.
I“i)li h .\l. H.
by me II-II- aIIIlIIIIe Empire ladiee'w
IIII brand new ltl less than wet.
moral lIsIIIi wheels at Ver
boo-rm Ime: Hen-y inruls.
sun. “out i. ‘mlar street. flotilla Not-we I“ “I
[I
of lot. :IIIxI-I: llIIIIIIuwIIItelusdrootne.
IIir lmm rIIIIIl i' ity water its. House All A
only {our year».
lrulllt'u.
FUR BALE Im 'l‘ll Lien-3“...“
avenue. corner of tilt! Par
lit FIIIIonIIl avenue, wutk§m'
ply to Alfred it. Austin.
_—«~WW
“strum c ,
evil implant house.” , '
lily avenue. suitable for We f >
line just been put In therein re
side llllll out
Appiy'i‘u lur do fielded.“I
issikweoI . Nor-weld. Colin.ml
width. ll feet deep. with
linking nearly new. Una be' 3-
hoatlmorwarm klierdwere‘ m
house worker for very
__._ '90 Li:
North Main strep
gong: rennin
Wood “.3215.
Ferris coal office. W *
‘(l l. lul‘ OR FOR 8 «
lfImIbeIIu coal yard
'l‘l) {. .hll‘! One-l Wm“
four rant. int no team,”
at”...
at GM ill
Mission states.
Seven rooms. 0?
«Venue. rent did:
floor. house in
”rent
Apply
’:e
"tie "CALI.
‘flll SAlIhI. \oung beelt relish .
('0“ Inquire Prentiss. uodflna
UIII- IIie Itpoclrtl, Oil. “”9
Cll'vt‘ racer. one 83‘ rncueopacee' one
low“
Fl Ill SAIIII‘. I blight IIIIIW blood for honed
puppies. Apply at Schultz's
in Heilruml ”place. South Harwell alliw
‘Ull SALE .l lie-IirItlIle house and lull
in \loIIIIIIIt «tree-I ata .
AI
H” II
Inquire of Taylor
with all IIIoIleru lmpro
full new A great her
Terms to out
‘OlitAAlIlt- i‘lIeItp.It eel
littlest in length. it f
II at any lists. .
(kilos lilo Heath Ncrw ,
J‘Oil iiAlIili «Will a
the «more III. flu
fructose. not abuse.
date of purchase. heath
were ilo.
" will lIlI
* I)” log ldt Idotl
prettiest II
III-y. healthful; walk
and petition for newer
tloulers of Taylor Isl
Fun ”AiIKIMAAlllIIIM? t ..
base. w ill etnuIl
0' .
Wilt of
Id.
Irltl doll
were it
tM'l‘. w
a tween
holiday. August ll. .
leave III leutlnel office.
”A.“ ‘III N
0719..“ AV till!
pA’AAIA.‘ Ail! 'WPW
Norwalk Chronicler