comm do a Smmful “Jeb in
liafaer‘e lien Side “Cigar Steve.
inferno
1 ‘uldilEiW ilnlll nus
.W’dWMBW'
aide Avenue m littered by the
W—mmam
”ii in Odell.
Burglar: were abroad in But Nor-
walk last night, and did a successful
job in Albert liainer’a cigar store at
the call and of the Waebinyton street
bridge. lit the building owned by Chas.
ll. Aipthorpe. The atore appeared this
morning at 5:30 o'clock, when lir.
Hefner opened for business, as thonxh
~a cyclone had struck it. The sale was
blown to pieces, the cash register
broken and the contents of the store
acattered about.
The blackemith shop of John Shep—
ard, in Rivoreide avenue. was entered
by turning’ in a panel oi the trout door.
A number of tools. which included a
liedxebammer, punches. files. etc"
were taken. They were iound in Mr.
Hafner'e etoreutnd had evidently been
used in forcing the lock on the front
door of the ‘atore.
From the appearance oi the hate. it
in thought that the burglars, having no
chisel, hammered down the dial and
made an opening with the punch and
sletigebammor. and then inserted pow-
der. The door was blown to pieces.
Ah near as Mr. Hainer can estimate,
about $25, which was in the attic, woe
taken. Nothing else apparently, wae
disturbed. Althouh the cash register
was forced upon, there was nothing (I
value in it have a few penniee. for the
burglar: to pecnre.
Samuel Hehry. a colored man. who
liven in one of the apartmente opposite
the store. non he was troubled with
asthma durin; thalnipbt and happened
to be up at 2 o'bloclt tble morning.
look“; out oi a window he saw a
blaze in Mr. Hafner'e more. and re-
marked allow that the mollue
etpve men have elploded. lie also
saw. he aaya. two man turn the corner
of Keyaer avenue and proceed toward
the track.
John 8. Wheeler. the nowmimler.
who lives in apartments over his “(070.4
ml to Mr. Hefner's. and sleeps almIaIt
directly over the safe. states that he
did not hear? a round during the night.
Ir. Ylynnleeelvea a call from In-
dey Ivning'hietl’iayera.
.lamee ll. Flynn. book-keeper tor
the Vollt ilat company. is ill at his
home :58 Union Park. blr. l-‘iynn, like
all the mi of up. it gradually growing
old.. Hie hirththy rolled around again
laat Monday. and he waa very agree.
ably reminded of the fact that even;
ing by a party of frienda, principally
member: or the Friday Evening Whiut
club, who dropped unexpectedly in
upon him. in response to an invitation
from hia thouhtinl will». 'A unique
feature of the gathering was that oat-h
aunt repreaenied porno well-known
book. To make the event etill more
memorable the curate pveaeuted Mr.
Flynn with a hendwme lump. (Yards
were played. and the gmte' rtgaled
thorn-elvea upon choice relrmhmeutr
that had been prepared by Mn. Flynn.
without the bowled“ of her hIIItlIanIi.
The evening'e pie-euro cleaved with an
auciiolt. 80 many eurprim Willi more
than Mr. Flynn could atanri. lie hurt:
up under it all that night. but the fol-
lowina day wee down with the nip.
”Meridian Tomorrow.
During the past few day- ute winter
quarters oi the Barnum & Bailey allow
in Bridgeport have been the «one oi
flannel activity. A hundred or morr
men have been "and preparing the
We oi the circus for tramporta:
title to landed. in time tor the open-
ing at the anew. when It telltale the
road. Early thin week the prepara—
time were completed and on Monday
lain Ila-teen unload: of material
were shipped to Flew Your. hetero-y
alarprrorpeoi-ea wmloedlm tile
bounce aboard the eteaam limbo»
rein, which will all for mom on
Manley W at 0 drink.
Wflu company.
The tin-Win inner y Inlet»
in between William St 'i'my. Julia
it. VIII-dull lad Jet-ea B. lineman
m papa-re la slaw-lord Into 2th-
walb under the dr- am at William
It! ”i timid.
”mill Withdrawn Mm
new York” who the m in
”Manta-nth lotmd
; Frmricit B. Coleman, Daniel lic-
latyre. William Peunlnxton. Theodore“
Ween, Vytor Ferris. Prank Saunders.
heel. Smith. John Conroy. Charles and
William Wicks. Robert Brown and
Dan Keefe, of South Norwalk. were
among-the 2.600 gathered in the Park
illty Theatre, Bridgeport, last night, to
ivltnua the boating' exhibition under
the auspices of the Horizon Athletic
club. with Tommy Well. of New York.
and Dan )durphy. of Waterbury. are the
liar attractions. The men were match-
ed ior twenty rounds at catch weights.
but West was given the decision alter
two minutes and twenty-five eecondr
of lighting in the seventeenth round.
Both men taught twenty rounds to a
draw at Waterbury about a month
ago, but Murphy's phenomenal work
on that occaaitm was not apparent last
night. at at no time after the first
round was there any doubt as to the
outcome. Odds were 5-3 on Wont, but
betting was light. There was much cri~
tielsm over the keeping of time. and it
was asserted publicly that the song
was rounded on more than one occa-
sion to have Murphy from a knockout.
The opening bout was between JaI-lt
O'Brien. of New York. and Jack Ham
nigau. oi Pittsburg. fifteen rounds at
l25 pounds. There was some lively
work done in this bout during which
O'Brien did most of the leading. Han-
niyan. however, more than held his
own by his clever ducking. and on
more than one occasion by means of
his ducking. be avoided O'Brien'a
fierce rashes. and the latter in his im-
petus went clear over his back. The
announcement oi a draw was revolved
with favor.
No time was lost after the wind-up
of the preliminary beiorc the princi-
palII in the utar bout put in appearance
and an Murphy stepped into the ring
accompanied by (‘haries White and
Mort Gown. his handlers. he was on-
thneiaeticaily received. Tommy ‘Vt’lfil'ti
friends were also in evidence as ho
stepped under the ropes. and he wax
warmly received. t‘hariee Whit».
Sammy Kelly and Paddy Gormnn Were
in West's corner.
The story at the light is in brief a
continual review at knock down by
West, but Murphy'u ability to with-
ttand punishment enabled him in lite!
much longer than was anticipated.
in the lat round. W0“! the men
had hardly aeparated altar ahaltlna
hands and time was called. Went alan-
eIl in by forcing Murphy and foilmiwi
it up by downing him twice more be-
ioro the round clone-d. Murphy was
completely pltazmi and was saved only
by tile- gong. It was t-lallitotl by
West's irlemia that the time-limp" I-Itt
the round Ion aecoudn to favor Slur-
pby.
Murphy ahowml up well wiim the
second round opened. despite his pro—
vioun hard puniahemnt. and in HIV aw
onIi. third and fourth roundd managed
to withstand West's hard lending. in
the Mill round Wont towed muttom,
playing for n knockout. and thr boil
«lived the Waterbury lull. mt ho was no
weak and arormy that his trainer,
Charles White, lmIl aimowl to curry
hint to his corner.
in the limo next round» Went. in up
apparently, and but little work was
done. but till» did not arm the atm'lit-
ton. and in the ninth. truth and clav-
tmlll both melt indulged in fit-quot"
lulx-Ilpe. thumb everything was in it»
vor of the Sew York inner. in the
twelfth round Went bad Murphy groan
gy again. and whcn the pony; mtllitletl
Word‘s m-onds viaormatly pmtmitcd.
claiming that the round wait hitorIonI-Ii
to pave Murphy. Wm III-count to have
but little Iiidlt'uity in landing. but
could not art in a knockout. in tho
filleentli round Wm. hiippetl and loll
on hilt hand» and blurpby Illrllt'lt him
while be time down. but immmiiatcly
apologized and both Mt «book hand».
When the llxtmlh round opened
Wm hearted In with the apparent in«
tuition oi winding up pattern. but
Murphy again diapiayed hie ability to
wilhelilnd punishment. although be
won plainly allowing the clients oi the
hard blows. but in the melt round
Went played lor the wind and landed
home hard body blown. Murphy veto!»
iatina with an oeraeioaal bard lleft fol-
lowed up by some aharp infighting. but
a quick right and left from Went door»
ed his opponent. and an noon all he wart
up be thawed him twain and knocked
him through tile roped; and Mom
linen Auntie etopped the horn and gave
the deeiaioa to Want.
Immature-iv alter the «tuition waa
given "Interlude" llilly limilh and
Diet O‘Brien earn challenged Went tor
be mandated heat alubi‘a ataielr
wae tor a puree at "Mild to trim
are and W! to later. deal Anette
war rum; m option. or bridge»
port. “MW. and Joe ”MM
aaaovtam. lurk floare wan the
matchmaker.
mm
The martin“ lathe flirtation Amy
acomadltlabulevedthatllallth will Win!
NEN Hfllfl PNNJENI
”Lockwood liarfiiven Uptlle idea
and Will Erect a Brick Block.
lllll BUILDING T0 BE llESllllllEll
m
Municitimeatthatludof the
I'm lay they willpot Mike
latterDrop,alidareWorhnz
Alongtliher‘nneb.
The chances that Norwaik will have
a new hotel on the site of the present
structure are pretty alim. George C.
lockwotal. the owner of the property.
has given up the new hotel idea and
will erect inntenel a hantleome brick
block. twin; down the old building.
in speaking of the project to a rep-
resentative of The Sentinel. Mr. hock-
wood said that the new hotel subscrib-
er: wanted him to take more stock in
the enterprise than he thought fair; no
he had given up the idea. and had
finally decided to put up a business
black. as be had people ready to leane-
the two atom he proposed to locate
on the first lloor. ah well an tenanta for
the second atory.
Mr. incitwood has engaged archi-
tale to get out plane for a modern
building adapted to the preaent hotel
site
choral of those interment in the
new hotel project my that Mr. Lot-lt-
wooIi‘a withdrawal will not aifect their
plans. all they are working upon a
new idea.
“Norwalk Immot get along without
a first-class hotel and that is what we
are going to have." remarked a prom-
incnl merchant who it; intoro-olr-Il in
thc I-ntt-rprlae.
I. m m DOVE”.
Criminal Superior Adjourned» Tues-
day—Today’afihort Calendar.
Judge. Elmer yesterday decided to
atllotlrn the criminal court until III-xi
Tuesday. an it wan doubtful ii any
bunineaa would ybe iuruiehmi today.
'l'hI- jurors were notified of tho chimney.
in the Superior i‘ourt. civil attic.
Judgr- Elmer found no business rI-ady
fur the day. At the I-onI-lnaion oi the
can of the Bridgeport Sullonai intuit
Iguinat E, l” blocker and othv-ts. court
was adjourned until this morning.
The above calendar list today illi'lllil'
em :1 motion of the revolver of the Kclv
io-r ilmtlu-III l: Blight company for an-
ilmrity i!) sell I'lsriall‘i [trope-rt};
l‘inrk‘rt uppml from probatt- for judge
zoom in accordance with tho illlVNl'eI III
the Stlprcmo lintlrt; tl’w Hutch III
iloimm Hamlin-luring company, mat.
for for up Imlrr fixing the r“ oitcv'n
zompennatlon; and variour. Iiwmurrory.
'l‘lIc divorce (‘Biit‘ld on me lint arc lIlIi
Afl'alailo to. William ll. i'auilo: Sarah
B. Sanford Vs. .lamI-h W. liauioni:
John A. l'nirbunka t'It. Mary H l-‘ulr~
lmllltlt.
.lmlno Porn». in lhc I‘olm of I'm»-
mop l'lI-IIII. .thl a jury. ltmml llw clou-
inn tmtlniooy in tho i'ammut can» of
Killl‘ iiumy Implant lltnlrno Lynmi.
There will ho a abort I'Itll'i'illill’ «to»
slim ill the i'ourt of Pollution l’lma III-
Iiay. A an the cum on :va it»: arc
thmo oi mopit A. tlray again” l-lIl-
ward .l. Waollmlult and Waltlhama
unipnt Gray. down (or itll orIlI-r lo
prim the judgment» in the "to raw.
inwyor flray obtained ludamvnt
aanlnet Wadbama for about 802'. and
Wavihama minimal judgment naulmu
tllo lany-r lot about Slim. There will
probably be a lively (‘0th lfl'lilfl' tilt-
mm are finally III-tiled.
panama: m.
Orderedbqulorflllbertll m for
lamb id and an.
Sergeant-Inuit" Waller liail. of the
Second battalion. la in meipt of the
billowing order ior battalion drille to
he held in the Norwailt Armory rim
month:
Iommaadantr oi to oatpaatn l‘ and
ii will amide their collimation at the
diorwallt Armory oil the err-ulna: oi
March lb and to. im. at 8 o’clock.
aharp. tor drill in the «m oi bat-
ialloa. M commend will be divid—
ed into two companion of twelve lllea
mil. lly order of
“Milk OILBBh‘l’ i. PITCH.
who“ I. mrr.
l'iret m. tall Adil.
“Milan-107m
Tmytaehemorml’im
Attorney John ll. Lint. will ”M! It
mat will tend to clone the
I were AthmlmphA.
Gray at ”malt. and toward 1
Wed”. at that place WM
' by w-
' mlmpzrt
lineman and the indie-
anxiliary. lloya'l num. held regu-
lar meetlm led! i. The auxiliary
initiated three ladies and fourteen gen-
tie-men. The work was moat credita-
bl'y perfoniled. on floor movements.
especially. halal: ‘ line. The team
has received M ’_ d handsome re-
xalia. which was dead last night for
the drill time. ltpecmrcartain that
this branch of the order will. be un-
usually sucweeful. .:
A delegation of twenty members of
Seaside council and ti! Ladlea' anx-
iliary. of Bridgeport. .pth, and
spoke in termv at high praise of the
work. The vieliora were Mr. and Mrs.
Andre Waldbms. Mr. and Lira.
F. l. . Mr. and hire. W. lv‘. Stan.
ton. Mr. and lively. w. balling. Mr.
and hire. .l. C. Devin. Sir. and lira. W.
w. inthrop, Mr. and live. T. B. Whit-
ncy. Mr. and In. J. Reid. Minn Reid.
blurs bland Davies. lire. l). 3. Famous.
ll. C. Evans. An invitation was ex-
tcnded to Sherman council to vihit Sea-
side council at an .rly date.
After the meeting dancing Ivan cu—
oyed. Edward Been providing must:-
and light minimums were served.
It was one oi the plmautest occu-
IIlotIs the litmucilaud Auxiliary has
yet hold. "
1330.1 '3' COM! 'AGOI.
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Wheretbelorwllfi Fire Department
in Handicapped—other Items.
One of the applianceo for tho Nor-
wailt lire department which Chit-l En~
ginecr Prowiit will unit for some time
during the year will be an additional
supply wagon. to be stationed ats ..w
Granary It livery subh- and mod an an
Miami to the llopc lioac company's
upparatue. At preaeut Phoenix and
Hope lime companies cannot carry
more than :iIIII teat. oi how upon their
luntpem. Ii another supply wagon
mama to ‘ynmtty. Many times.
in cape of a unborn l‘m- or when» the
hydrants are not. located
there is a lack of have and another trip
line to lid! made- to’thc Malignant-m to
encore an extra apply.
l‘hlof Engineer J. T. Protvitt. in
blotting over Pioneer Hook and laid»
dcr Immuy’e truel. found that om III
the ladder" had Broken at the hub
tom. llry rot in I ’llle to lilil’t' boon
the Value“. it will no repairs-Ii at once.
l'lliillt’llll’lllfl l' ,\ Burr won in crrm‘
Win-u he aalml for it live department
appropriation in: erwallr. of 83.7”“.
tlln- some an inlet tour. Tlic annual up
pmpriullon in 3: ram. Ill» “.10" util‘d
laat your being (I i the l’iouI-vr trtlI-it
keel-r on Good load-
Selluior E. l). Koclcr, of Nurtvulk
Il‘llfli to the. l‘ounm-ilmt Valloy lllIIle~
Wily lilibfli'lluiuh. which incl ill rlprmg-
llI~lIl )l‘llll‘l'ilil)’. ‘l want to my publi-
:el‘iilllllllll in favor of fluid ttIuIlh’ III
Illuply 'lIIIIImluit' iII ('ouuwtirut. and
m- lIIIw IlImI- mm» in thr lunt lllrrc
your» to I-Iltlruio- our pI-Ilplc up to ill»-
int-ill III-urilt lull! in tho lili’l’t'ili‘lllfl
vuluntlun n! all llllr‘rmiyt in our 2mm-
from good movie that! has lIm-il door- in
the previous titty yearn ul' ill-Wet, dull
the problem or alto in work on IIIIII, in
how in “N liwm. Ill-l imu mu Hwy
bout lu- mm lot" till-Ill I‘lIllllK will in-
a lwucllt In tho lillllll‘l‘li, lllt' mvrt hunt»
”to mauuiurturm» in fart. In every/4
om."
Hotel len'e Iaaquet
The annual banquet of lilo I’omlucli
"it llotul stall-Motion will NH‘ lII-iIl in»
Milli! fill. the Atlantic hotel. llt'itlzI purl.
tliiIl will luv Mic of the lines! tho llfil‘fll'
cintlon bu- M’rr I’nioyod. l‘IIlonI-l
Warren. the president of the alum-la
lion. ban made "my porpuratlon for
lllh ally-Ilia, who. It ill calm-tori, will
number at tenet lb. VWMfilflfi the
bonilacn from this mic and many
irolu lltwtou and New York. Several
prominent nowhere will be prowl-oi
and many local gut-ate. The banquet
Will beam at. lliilll and will be bold in
the main Iliuinaroom. The Wheeler
e Wilaon orchestra will invoiah the
lunatic for the evening.
M aim Vim-u.
The inner-i of Captain John Viril-
era. who died in dumb Wilton yeatrr-
day, will take place from lurid W.
Raymond’s madam m in
South Kuwait. title evening at it
o‘clock. The rota-lint will be taken to
Albany. N. t. naiurday matey. tor
burial. ileum oi Buckingham poet.
ii. A. it. at which demand tree a
miner. an well an other (i. A. it. vet»
man. are invited to attend the fiata
mi.
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VIII “WWI
mama» to unveil revert
munch-“Meantime.
mmmmmmrdm
“alumna-WWII:
mitlnplaee. Themwillaetile
Wflhmm err»
e
ecu-awe“ ‘
properly;
[NTESTNENSBY NINE
Court oi inquiry Ex'pecis to Leave
Havana this Evening,
NRENKINB TUB AGAIN AT WORK.
Bemovinglnchl’arteof the Ship an
in Polaible In Advance cfihe
BtrongarTng-afromthe lot-ill
~Vizcayalteadytolaii.
.._..,
Havana. l-‘ob. 26~Tho Untied Staten
lighthouse IcnIlI-r Mangrove in still
here and the naval court of inquiry
continues it» naval l‘iL‘liiilflnfi today. its
members hope to get away to Kcy
West late this evening or early tomor-
row morning but they arc not. surr-
whicb. it in highly probable that 1le
toatlmouy ol’ the civilian witnessed did
not add to the, court’s knowledge of
the circumstances attending thc explo-
fillln.
The Wounded are reported to be tit»
lug well thus far today
The Merritt and Chapman lien-hit
and kaiog company's tug itight
Arm in again at. work removing nut-h
parts of tho er-I-k as, whom» in ad—
vancc of the stronger tugs from tho
north.
it is Milt-ted thc divers from the
fleet and the Right Arm uiii remain at
worlt when the Mangrove loaves im-
Koy West The Font will um: be the
only l'nitod Slotted west-l in tho bar-
iIor. Mtcr the Mangrove goes the
pulliit generailv will iw oxc lulled from
official tesnole. and II card will have
to be prmmml by tho (ill'l'i'fiplllltli'nll-
before admission in given them.
Them was a summer—like uhmvcr
a general increase in the wmpcrntun‘
emu mu PROBATE.
wooden-eon the Docket.
Bridge-port. l‘I-b '15 ~in tho Sup.
rinr l'IIIIrt today lIIIlgu Thuyor ho§urtl
arguments in tho i'ollriir‘ of pleading in
of William layrkwood. or
who dimi iI-miug almtii would)". ulir-
bair III go III the Man- agricultural
school and unwind” to but son William
\gllt IIiiIIral SI haul.
'l‘IIIlny' h 3rgumt4ni was. upon ”1" up
pc‘llnul 2-5 motion iiint th- calm br- plaI —
II on tho IloI ltI-L 'lhI motion was up
portal by Mtortic-y Webb, of New lln
wn. who I-luimI-Il that tho lrllli Wm
willmm rumrlim: III .I “iii or In. till"
4m llit liit‘rllfl.
mm WITH IAN}!!!
Two-year-old Boy Sate Fire to hie
Clothe. and Dice oi hie injuries
Huntington. l-‘ulI 2.3 .liilllv'u Ancilruaz
lbt- titIryl‘rliurlIl lulli Ill Sunlilt'i .\tl‘
tlft‘ll‘fi. at this pimp, died about 3
.I'clork villa Inoruinit from buruu nu
t-oiwd yI-ntvrIlu) ulIilI- play-inn with
.tmtI-tm- l'lII» mutrllm wt New in tlII»
'lIllIl'II Ilnilicz-I IIIIIi lwl’uro lam Innihcr
III-mini in amount-rim: lhu iintIImI
Mill an old drum: llt' W‘i‘ll fatally burn
ml.
We mm..wm.
lot Allowed to Land at the flock
Now \‘Ili'lt. Full. ‘..‘.'I_ The captain of
tho dimmer rltrallutty. which i% lying
In tho iuwr imy awaiting "rd-int. MI
lilil i‘mnt‘l in a limit.“ bout llilm "Inviting:
m an in the talent-null niiicc at unruly
limit. but was not Idiom-Ii to land.
IInIicr Iiw onlm or l'olomd Llltllllw.
commandant than», prtlllilrlllliit any
one landing there without his written
pt-rnllaaion.
MM Puma“ leaped,
Vtitlnmlown. 0.. Volt. Zia-Almeria
Will lord. nipht allot Martha inwreuI-e.
Joerph l’erando. Mm. l‘rlrr l‘rruttdo
and llanici Nome. Veranda and Nontr-
are iataily wounded. All are italianr
and lived at t‘oalburg lIlIIcite. a little
place about anon mllew north of here.
No motive baa yet been learned. Ann»
ed lilfll are marching for Will.
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loll-v Writer! Col. llenry {7. Corbin
adlolant ml of the army. to no
reed {lent-rel damned limit. retired on
III-«um at age. More! lit-Irv bee
held the ahea- only rim Wanner ll
iaet. when be m Milt. (lea.
”mice.
4
mwmarm.
tamed». m. 15.4» plant of the
nmvmmlmdreihis
WM.“ lam bani-a. it the
Hide-a to M. which we
www.mmmnhhm
mm. ilevwalmmrm
W by him willie.
main-I‘m. '~
ammu- uw-mnnl .
mmnrlngw '0"!
iron: Dyan and “may.
Port Townsend. Wash" Feb. 25."-
Tlia steamer Pionccr. with the bark
(Yoiomdo, rcturned III midnight from
skaguay. Tho Pioneer's oiiitm report
both Dyen and Skaguuy no lively but
law abiding.
Captain Noileon says that while
thousands oi people are landing at
"yen, the population «low not seem to
materially inureasc. an the majority of
those landing there are deatlnetl for
interior Alaska, and are pushing for-
ward with liillI- delay.
limit the t'hiiltoot and White partners
are reported in good condition. (in the
way the l’lonecr passed in dilierI-nt
vowels on mutt» Io Manila. :Ill crowded
with monomers and freight. Tiic l’i-
oueer experienced tho worst weather
that has prevailed in the north l’rtcllic
for many years. continuous high wind
and blinding anowntorme prevailing.
DEM)“ IN IJVIBPOOL
New: Published About Him, he lay:
baa Been Katie up of Idea
kiwi-pool. l'IlI '..'.— -$Q'lllrll llupuy tie
Urine. who arrival hf'l'l? Imiay on
board the White Star line steamer
lirltanulc. in quoted on saying in an in—
ltcrvicw: "l have Ilu-iIchl not in “with
on the whim of the letter. i can.
liowewr. any i halve been from lhI- first
a victim of Inlnrcprcdcutatlnn. The
new. puiyiihhml in tho American pa—
pers and. III-at to this country and my
ovva wan. from the commencement to
the» end made up of lieu of the most in-
iamou-t ibilrilflf‘l‘. 'l‘llc allegation in
this morning and there promises In be"
Argumentaonlotlonto Place Lock?
the appeal from [ll'llbilll‘ on the attain;
Nurwailt. i
.llirlllj: life and upon lit-I ilv'iill’l to Ill";
our WlIlIIII tho dirk “Will” or tip judge ’
thlaaloa. Feb. townie praaidmi
Ellie lineman papers that tho terri-
bit- explosion of “W Maine was the
!otltmmo- of .I SpanIslI conspirmy is, in
my opinion another instant-Iv oi the
ire: Rims manner in “him nrwspntwrs
in Am» -riI-a Mimi" popular prcituiir c."
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; Behoonerlledly
Highland Light. .‘llztssu l-‘cb 25—-'i‘h:
,Iurhoomr S. M. llird oi' Rocltlanll
’,.\i;IiIIII I-uiiidml wiiltntiunknownthrcc-
Imam-q Sl‘hlmflv'l' timing lhc night off
limo Point and mu; badly damaged.
Long Droughtnrohn
S'an l‘rnnI igm i’cb 25—Thc long
3- drought. will. b actions” threatened the
farming region of the principal valleys
II! t alirornln ha» been broken by rain
which mmmr-nrnl to fall Wednesday
and baa Pxiv'lllli‘ol nvcr the northern
part oi the ~I.III- and iii iIIr I-Imtth II.»
N Moniercy.
i
w“...—
Sunk in the Channel.
9 lulmouth mtg. I'm 2: »-'i‘hc am»
Well atcamer Situtlllynn. from l’hilaubl'
mom for Hamburg. willie prIlI roiling up
ill! Illatmcl, mind“: with .InIi Milk Illr
i I humor Pony. ol’ London, of! ”mi ”2'
I :Lm lhiriil morning, The new of tin
III lmunrr their Ins: IIIIl by It iIIIIII whit h
Elialli iIItIIlIIl llltlli him
_ wore ”a.
{FOR SALE l'lwup. limin-
worm and bath room.
ivrtlht'liwllin.
III II”
nlmicru im-
i’rtmpoci rumor. hm
Nmunlk. For lmi‘liriillil'lt apply ,1"
will” b_ .\i Layton. Agent. (153!
Will H \i. iv‘ rm unIlI-r. extrusion
mp anrrcy,A In good order. for 373.
Alan :I XII, i loot typewriter. [III-ti
IIIII imiu, for 35:... .ttldrm». [lot
:13 llIIWuytIm, l'tmu. 27: Ill
m ' a.
FOR SALE “.70" will buy llm- reel-
tie-um with modern improvcmmta.
including barn and cttra lot. lv'or pur-
ilrulavr apply to Jacob SI. Layton.
agent. i2i lw
l’llll ll.\l.l-l~~liouao ll l'lltllllil. modern
improwmr-uth, contrniiy hwntml.
l‘or partlmdarn inquire oi Jot-ob 3d.
Layton, ngvnt. fill lw
l-‘ilit BAl.lIl~vlf you want a good knllc
try the it. I: it. every blade. band
tinged. so. Norwaik fldw. Co" 42
>tlo. lain etreet. ' uzo
$750 will buy a choice baildlm lot
limitfil in one at the pvettlut
wiveete oi South liorwallt: high, dry.
healthful; walk nun. water in street
and petition ior newer la circulation
Particulars of Taylor a Golden.
i1
FOB liALB-Jledueed price on oil
beaten. Baptismal: Hardware
mnlzllowtblalaemet.
53
atonement.
HAVI 70th PIANO «buxom. It.
MM piano hater, tuner and
repairer 'l'n yeare‘ iaetary exper-
lam Anal for the plat reliable
New planer. Repair atop and
W e and to limit little alt.
mill TIA annual... road we
your hell no.» piataly pram.
andwawilleapmamlbetoaru»
”WWW to
IlflOVAI-fil
DR. 0. F. BOUTWELL, tie-M
removed to the new bank
Wellington atrcel. Oillee Mimi
to 11:45, 12: 30 to a; Saturday
ins. 7 to 9.
WANTKD.
WANTED—Boarders wanted at?
Chestnut street. south Norwdl ,.
furnished rooms.
WANTED—Situation to do."
housework. Good cook .and.
("1306. Call on or addreae
Kovch. 23 lmkwood' avenue
Norwalk
WAhf'l'ldll—A cornpeicnt ”girl
to do general houllevmrlt in
family. Susie Kalle. 23 Loc
avonuc. South Somalia “
WANTED—immediately, a com
girl for general housework. Urn};
w llmtty,7 Courtiandi plaee.
AGENTS WANTED—For War ta "
ha, by Senor Qneoada, Cuban W
neutntive at Washington. m
by Cuban patrioul. in t
demand A bonanza for
Only $1. 50. Big book, bl‘ m
slope Everybody wantathe ’ '
domed reliable book. cattle on.
('rIIIlit given. Freight paid. m
all trash and make 3300 a north
with War in (.uba. Addreaa i
The National Book Concern, ' ,
Dearllorn street, Chicago.
70 LIT.
W.
10 Ll-I'l'~l' pper part. of a bot-e;
lmfllizl. 2 ulinuteo' walk It‘ll! file
road station. Rent 85. Inquire 3.
Arm”. Rowaylon. Conn. .124 3
Til ii;'l'——llouzie. adjoining W
In ".I I. ltaymoml my. It mm.”
inmlvl'll improvements lint-cla- ditch
tier; house. 7 rooms. adjoining l'filv
deuce of advortiser; 2 houses Bel-
den street .'. month each and Ivan
minions; lat floor. 8 and 10 1'0"“
sum-t: helonvl floor. I; 'iolleo street.
All in good order and rents low.AD-.
ply to John ii. Knapp, 8?. Welt ,_
street. mu
TO 1. ITA-Oli Benedict Farm,
Novwallt. hoope- of seven :._
liars all improvements 0! pl ‘ '
trolley passes the door. . '
postmuion. Apply to C. 1':
n7 Unborn avenue. Baht N
Tl) LET-Six rooms. .5 North lath
Istreet. South Norwnlk. Suitable for
Ililirca and family. Apply Wflllill“
llllutlon, I'I Elizabeth litrvet. m it
Tl) LH'l‘vl'mwr NH 0! house, No. 5
Elm Itllei. lttvnt moderate. lite
quirv on tho promote-II. (24 1'
T0 RHN'l'~lv‘nur-room apartments, id
story roar. rimtrtz I: Corbett'e block,
rem. $7. iiaiin lighted. healed Ild
I-lv-anmi. luquir» olllce Old Well Oi.
our mmpuuy, Ml Washington llmi.
TI) LET—Viral floor. all: rooms each.
ii and ill Spring street. all enliven-
leuccv. item, til. Apply to Taylor
I: Golden or William W. lulu.
318w
Til NET—"Ml South Main street. I
lurin- and very pleaeant front room.
furnished with heat and no, will—
out board inquire at thin ole! '
fill!
To l.ET——’l'wo desirable apartment. It »
4 and ii Gerard piece, m
walk; broomeandlttlp. or!”
with nee airtime room: both W
on of bath but and cold water. beat.
etc. Terms renewable. loam fl
either number. mu
T0 LETMTiIrI'o tulle of pin it!"
rattle corner Pine and Slain M
Thoroughly renovated perfect -
Imly. inquire, acorn a. W
final and limpet: avenues. lineal;
T0 [.mwllrar of neond loot at law
uhel building. Ae mat am“
In onenidcr. Wall and one I’m
room. until. Apply at Sentinel “I
To Luv-mm Ioor. Ive m
loath Ilain street; urea m
Woodwm event; I! rm '
llali block. reliable fler W
door. at: room. No. l. finial
ii. A. Woodward.
' can not never met
Monument”. lain
irattireeaJetIaeryJaalyte f
«adamant». for
partiealaraiualnoiflral.l.
“Mature-cm
The comptroller oi the m
landed a all Ior a statement”.
Iltlaxa oi pullout Inlay on
it.
dltion throughout. Reliable m oil]
Norwalk Chronicler