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Large congruent!” were present
Mil turning and evening yesterday
at. the South Norwalk Baptist church.
in the evening Rev. A. J. Smith, of
But Norwalk, plucked in exchange
with the pastor. lie gave an excellent
sermon and was, as usual, well liked
by the large congregation present.
in the morning the pastor mm
a sermon. setting forth what armed to
blmthoidenlralationofthcpastorto
the church. and how the pastor could
best serve the church: he referred to
idle of the elements in his own pas»
mooninedmepiansforthe irr~
lure. and closed by telling the church
thattkeeonvletlonhadmetohim
that his work in South Norwalk was
drawing to a close. and that in the
near future he should, without doubt.
ask tobareleasedfronibispreaent
m
Mr. Sherwood has been here nearly
tire years. “is has been the lonust
pastorate in the South Norwalk Bap~
tist church save one. Dr. Taylor's term
of service having been nearly ten
years. Dining the present pastorate
about W of the present morn~
bership has come into the church.
This winter the activities of the
church have been greater than usual.
Congregations and attendance at pray-
er meeting have steadily increased.
Several have united with the church
and others have signified their desire
to do so. Still. as the pastor stated.
he has become lirnlly convinced that
his real work has been done. and that
it would he to the advantage of the
church. as well as to his. that he
should Mandala!!!” oi labor.
Mr. Sherwood intimated in his aer-
m Im! on am! I: I‘ll“
c lll't,‘ on
ma fitowlaflenuhmthat as
yet nothing definilb had been arranged.
Mr. Sherwood h- been president of
the Norwalk Chridian Endeavor on-
ion for the past three years. and sccrw
tary and treasurerof the Baptist asst»
clation of the m for threrb years.
He holds an oflclal position in the
directorship of the Connecticut Bap-
tist convention. and is one of the di-
rectors of the Connecticut Christian
Endeavor union. Ir. Sherwood ha»
been an earnest and mimiims
worker in than organizations and
many other: seeking to benefit human-
ity.
The announcement of his intention
to leave his present field was melvmi
with espresaions of sincere regret by
the members of his congregation. and
will be generally regretted by every,
one in the town, where he has made
hosts of friends during his resident-c.
ram CL” omens.
We...“ ... ..
mutt-murmur the
mam-.mmqargm.
The annual meeting of the Norwoiit
Yacht club was held last night in the
parlors oi the New Mahacltemo how.
The room was decorated with the club
Inga very artistically arranged. (it
Indore Sanford prodded. Secretary
llalch. Aaolstant Secretary llarld W.
Raymond and Treason-r Jam (3.
ilreen submitted their auntial reports.
which were accepted.
The report of tire nominating con»
mittens was presented. and the follow-
ing were declared the club‘s otllcers
fortthe ensuing year;
Contmodore—rl’llilp (l. Sanford.
Vice Comma-urge A. Jen-
ulna.
Rear Comm-John if. Ferris.
Treasurerwidaaph it. Taylor.
Mystery-witches 8. Batch.
Aflul W~Rokert (l. Hil-
«hell.
Milt-rm l. Allen.
Governing mules-4mm It
Bogart. Alfred I. Ghanaian Aurelius
J. Becker. Herbert A. Mathewson. ller‘
belt I. Mk.
Rustin Muse-«llamas! lanes,
William I. AM Frank hash.
Wanna
LWMMWh—oa
”showman“
”Mnflsmm laataat
tin mar-ta attitude. Mallow
- Telephone «unpauy
ts. Aaals‘ lieKeaver. oi Sprin-
, was arrested again eaturday
. t in outer Pennington, charged
with drunkenness and abusive lan-
guge. She was in Stephen Boldesar'a
alone In Benton street. Her husband
age a friend later appeared at the
laptop and promised to take care oi
Annie until the Town Court opened
this morning. he she had somewhat
aoliered tip and appeared repentant, a
cash bond for her appearance was ac-
copied.
it will he remembered that. Mrs. lic-
Keever was released from the Bridge—
port jail last week before her last set:-
tence she had received had expired. as
it was feared she would commit sul-
cide. and the jail oillcialii thought her
a lit subject for an insane asylum.
Annie. however, told her relatives in
town that she was only fooling the onl-
cials. and had no intention of killing
herself.
As Annie did not appear this morn-
ing at 9 o'clock, when the Town Court
opened, Judge Frost declared her bond
forfeited.
Later she came around and said that
she had been sick and could not come
earlier.‘
Chief of Police Vollmor did not won-
der at her illness and sent her borne
[m0 "mu. In men.
Iarlow laeaps of a 'aatport Ian
burn mm by the Trolley
A Swede employed in the Starch
works in Westport had a most mira-
culous escape from being killed last
Saturday night.
The man was intoxicated. and evid-
ently mistook the track of the Nor-
walk Tramway company for his bed.
He lay down directly across the rails.
our the corner of Westport and Burr
argnue. and was not discovered until
the 10:40 car from Westport was with-
in thirty or forty feet of him.
Upton-an A. L. Lincoln promptly
reflect! the contmller but could not
priwnt the guard board from striking
the Swede. although the motorlntrnii
alertness undoubtedly saved the man' 5
life. lie was rolled over open or twice
by contact with the car and scratclwti
up and bruised.
Thirshoaldbealasaoatotbac who
make a practice of getting drunk and
lying down on the trolley tracks. if
the practice is motioned some of them
will prohwhly be killed. it the Train—
way oflldlls handed two or three of
the belligerent» over to the wiicc. pct--
hap the lotion would have a thorn
wholesome elier't than any number of
reprimands from the conductors and
nurlormen.
m on me also
Oeorgslahar Badly cut by Falling
olofn thunk.
George Mailer. employed by Manuel
T. Hair-h. was driving around the my-
net of North Main and l'nimt lill’llt'ltl.
Saturday alternoou, when the new
slipped off the truck and carried him
with it. Mr. )iahcr uruck on his
head and was badly rut. humiliating
the aid of llr. Allen. who took nevi-ml
stitches: in the wound. ' Mr. Main-r will
not be able to work this week.
——-—-~
m wanna ”All
“telephonic Winn Restored
in'ratara connectlcut.
New Haven. "Olin” Fob. 23.”:‘1 the
Mines of the Southern New England
today it was
learned that telephonic communlcalkrn
which was so completely paralymi in
northwestrp'n Connecticut by the rt»
rent ire am. has been restrucd in
time, width is mom-breaking.
in ”while” county all wires went
down Just a wceli ago today. in the
collspre of the system slit telephone
exchanges were annihilated. wire-wise.
leaving none but underground corraec
tum intact. One thmnd taller» of
wire went down in the storm and a
canvas revealed the fact that ‘92
stilt-crib"; were cut oil. This morn.
ing all of the in «changes are work,
ing.aadoatofslotaloffl1snbaerib-
run which were ell of. iris are work-
ing today. The few rental-lag star
lions which in still crippled are for
the greater part located near the lies
York mung-ad tastier-term
instance the minus are public var
stations. ssh-tribal: mobile bar»
lac been mad.
Tbs uneasy hm lam m of iaea
still at work.
“Numb”
llamas-a. roe. taunt
molt». llaaryitmuarrdiaaey
Alice omummraascno
mm,aoa-am
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‘Blllllll LLLINSBIIRY
Fight in the Republican Nominav
lion for Governor is Now on.
THE ISSUE l8 CLEARLY lEllliEll
maintains-autumn»,
onlhalniall'l‘ownstolond their
lamaaduslaidtoflavano
Doubtollnoeaading.
The bier-idea Daily Journal tired a
volley into the Republican state camp
Saturday. in the nature of a special
dispatch from Hartford. l‘alriieldcoun-
ty politicians on both sides of the
house who like to keep posted on of»
fairs of a' political nature will be
deeply interested in the dispatch. it
says:
The light for the Republican nomi-
nation for gorernor is on.
The issue is clearly tleflnod.
l'ortcr or lounshury.
The secretary to the president or
the Ridge-held senator will be the titan-
dard bearer of the (l. (J. i’. in the state
election of 1899.
Governor Cooke will not be renum-
inated. He does not want to be. and it
he did he couldn't be. because the
plans are all laid for the finish light
between the Fairileld and Hartford
county leaders.
The Porter men have prmuaturciy
been congratulating themselves that
they had already won.
But they have’nt.
Not by a long shot.
They claim, and the lminsbury "it'll
do not dispute it. that they will carry
the cities and bk towns. lint those
will not nominate John Addison.
The holllllllllli'y leaders will give
them all those. they tray. and then
whip them. The l-‘airilcld senator's
friends rely on the small towns to land
tilt-tr mall, and have no doubt oi lilli'-
crawling.
The same shrewd fellow» that put up
Governor Cooke at the head of the
tirkct say they are going to place
larunsbury there this trip.
Who are they?
0b. and! political tyms as Orasmua
it. l‘yier. chairman oi the Republic-an
state ventral r'ommitir-e; State‘s At-
torney Sam l‘eiarcndcn. oi Stamford:
Judge ll. .1. Wailih, of Gl’llllnwlt'll.
Dairy i'ommitationcr Jrilm ii. Sumo.
licprrrtenlaiivc .liru l’illlilli‘lllli. oi
iiionlngton; Senate ('lcrlt Sam Eddy
of Vanuatu: Deputy litiiry Commission-
er unlit-rt 0. Baton. of North Haven.
and catch him. They «brn'i. know a
thing about ptilillcri. do they?
.lnd there are others-war whoio ior oi
them.
With such a mrpu of skilled implant
aguimil. him. dot-ti it look like it italic
over for John Addison l’ilftt‘l’ in" any
other man whom they opium?
ilimia not.
Mr. Porter has it gum many {firmly
in all part of thc state. It is admit-
ml that h a brilliant diplomatic
young man at he would make a
«writing g . tour in every mm.
but what real to.» has lie when the
men who have the party mm’llllii'l')’ in
their lilillllli want more om- clue?
Thcy are him talking quits- eliarp
about Mr, l’ortcr'a candidacy. They
may ii will be u rt‘pclillnli iii the Park
gr-r tum-ml in New lock it thc admin»
intuition liii'lliflll upon putting Pom-r
on the party. They do not lilw ml-
minlntrzttion candidates on moor-mi
principles. they any. unit will not ritaml
for one.
What. does Porter want to run for
governor for. any way? He's all right
where he it». isn't he? Those are mics-
ihmti the shrewd fellow» arr- nailing.
and they promptly answer them by
telling you that he wanta to be eler'tml
governor so that if McKinley is venom
mated in mm and elected Mr. Purim
can be called with entire pmprirvty
truth a governor-hip to a cabinet posi-
lion. That's why he note to be gov»
ernor. they my.
And what does lnunalrury's candid-
acy mean? it means that if there are
men crumgh to humiliate him for gor-
ernor there are aiao men mural: to
nominate and elect representatlvcswho
will vote for iiam lv'eaasnoen for Full.
ed slam senator in the Inialatnrr-
next year as the successor of (lateral
llawley. That’s what it means.
tilt. lt‘a going to he a warm fight. ior
there are warm babies in it.
Both sides will worlt broth and nail
and the battle in already on. The
it is
intents. sad it will require no board
oilaaairytoaaesrtain who didit. (or
themarsbelagdrawaspaadtlrc
soldietwlllbswuadiothadoora
thaaamlaatiagoravmluu.
s lot
m...
T‘WO
inward thawa ‘ newcomer-sous. stamina.
ll‘ ll Mill k. I" MEWS BY WIRE bit. 0. l' mt" "EL
mummy-truancy mémeL’m
though there are MW ' ‘ W street. one. .
wbowillnotooflnglthlseonmm
think that m Hawley is a good
But Sam W: friends say
General ilswlsy has been fully honor-
edandltlsdaieldsivesomeoneeiao
a show.
And has earn a show:
line he?
list a his. brainy. genial. kind-
hearted leader a show in any party?
Well. rather.
They didn't think your Uncle Sam-
uel had any showrfor streak" against
Judge Elmer in ’96. but he had the
place before the Elmcriteu know the
election had happened.
Don't worry about l-‘es.
right with A.
Would Senator Lounsbury make a
good governor?
No hotter.
Able. conscientious. careful, honeat.
manly are adjectives that those who
know him love do apply to the band~
name statesman from ltitlgeileld. He
made a due record in the Senate dur~
ing the last two mums. and his work
on the state reformatory matter. as
chairman of the committee on humane
institutions and the spatial committee
gave him a well deported reputation
lor level-Wm and skill in hand-
ling important lashes.
lie would be an ideal govern“ in
the minds of all who know him. Over
in l'airneld they are calling him Gov-
ernor Lounshury drmdy. and by the
way. hr.- is a brother of (lot. Phineas
T. lounslrury.
He's all
ram II VP II All!
ltrainad m of thin in It
Ink’stlhnrchatlyatie
Mystic. (‘ona.. l'el». zit—Last night.
tor the first time in three works, an at—
tempt was made to hold religions acr-
Vllful in St. Mark’s l’rmmnt Epism.
pal church. over which as rector prev
sides tin.» ltev. Eugene (iriggs. the
clergyman who. according to the mate»
merits of his Mutilation. la persona
non grata in that rich. The clergy-
man has imp su ing irorn grip tor
chant three weeksi and has been una‘
MP to hold service, Last night. how-
ever. he ripened tip- church and the me
were Jtrst‘two‘ma muent. tire or-
gauist and a maid employed in the
clergyman} housuiroid.
Today llli’ wilt-i» which is up in
arms lir‘t'nillw of «Hanover-tea amid to
how boon marl.- sigalnat Mr. ilriggs.
loot wuit Henry W brooks. aumlihy
\‘r-u York than -. led in that ally .llr
linroks had a summer residence at .\'o~
unit. and tho nu-mlmrs of the family
rimired that tho l‘lnt'flll sen-icon be
held from St. Mari-L's iii Mystic Ac-
mrrvlingly strangcnwnia new mode {Hill
in amrrtlance aim the Ulfihm of the~
family. Rev. Dr. Joseph lltxrprr. lime
oi Durham. but formerly rector of tit.
)larlt'n wan tuvimi to oak-late. For
some reason thin plan failed to carry
and today memlu rs of ill, Mark'n
church plate that Sir. ilriggs winner! to
permit the use oi the church for the
funeral services unless he himscli was
allowed to oiliciui» It is furthermore
alleged that bit. ilrtggs wrou- to Dr.
llmpcr u letter stating that ill" ser-
vlt'i‘fl Wrilllil [till lw llPhl in Hi. Mark'n
unions br- rrtlic-iutmi
it in ainlwl llml ”it“ w'rvii-m will be
held this llllil‘l‘lilflll and than Mr.
tiriggs will mitt-inf"
Memlv rat at tho polish announce it»
dry that lllr‘ Mniimai situation of ai—
iairs in tho church will mm be
brought to the iiitr-iillrrn oi the church
authorities.
straw coma.
Willlpaak inconnaefieat About the
Ildtlla of April.
New Haven. l'rrb. 29.«-t\'ord was rt»
wired in New "men on Friday that
the lion. William Jenningti Bryan will
pass till-omit (impactth on his way
to litistrm. where he has an appoint-
ment to speak. about the middle of
April. it is understood that be will
deliver one if not um addreases in
chromium. but lost where has not
been deterirtiurd as yet.
When lir. Bryan was on hilt trip
East thrmh itanada aad Vermont
tart autumnanellortwasiaadeby
William Kennedy. of Namath. tour-
ours hits to go there and speak. lie
then wired that it was tiara-ibis. ow-
ing to his «preterm to do
so.
llr. Kennedy use not dis-and.
however. and he went to New York.
whats Ire had an interview with llr.
Bryan. llariag the interview Hr.
Kennedy rays that it resolved aunt»
sate boat the “magnified orator that
whaaheranelhlaflr Wall».
“needy would m with him
he would airrlaaver in tall tbs whoa
of his irlaal la the W vallry.
i
Kwiwmmm
rmvfiwwmmm
tra- at W. m
Maine Court of inquiry Begins its
Sessions at Key West.
“Hill 0N NAVAL lESSELS
A laaolution W it’waniy
mumbluyVar Ships Intro
thread in the House by lepre-
"lantativaBrownell. of Ohio.
Washington. Fob. zit—Representa-
tire Browne“. Republican. of Ohio. to-
day introduced in the House a resolu-
tion authorizing the secretary of the
1:37? to secure an option on such hat—
tieshipe. cruisers. torpedo boats, rams,
or other form of naval vessels as in
his judgment are necessary to place
the naval strength of the country on a
proper looting during the intonation-
ai complication with which the mun»
try is threatened. and appropriating
$20,000,000 for thin purpose. The reso-
lution was referred to the naval com-
mittec.
court of Inquiry at Key West
Key Went. Pia. Feb. 28.~Thc lfn‘it-
ed titlrtes court of inquiry into the
long of the battleship Maine in the bar-
bor of iiuvana on Feb. 15. commenced
its rotations here this morning. Thu-ta
oilicers and civilians here who believed
the reports from Havana. saying that
the court had already decided that the
loss oi the Hattie was due to treachery.
have apparently changed thcir minds.
for today the universal question is:
"What has the court found out?"
while yeoterday one hearth all around.
"When will war he declared?"
An optional bustle pervaded this lit-
tle town from early morning hours.
The torpedo boat (.‘ushlng shot out
from her dock to the New York. and
was soon back to shore with Captains
cinnamon and Chadwick and Lieut-
Commander Porter on board
Lieutenant Commander Maris. the
Jinlge-adrtw-alr. who is staying on the
island with commandant l-‘ortiythe.
was already at the Valenti building.
preparing the United States District
Court room for the sessions. A small
crowd gathered outside- cagerly watch—
ing all developments.
All the victims oi the Maine disas-
Mr not ye-t buried will be laid to ma
at Key Wm. Orders to that eflm't
wore luaiml today. The roast survey
steamer Hal-he will bring here any
Mullen that may hereafter be immui.
nun 0’ A 3mm
YearsAgoanoftlts Vsalthiaat In
habitantaoflawfiavan.
ilakiand. l'aL l‘r-b. any—Tl» death
of lit-pry (Mmkcrrben. for many years
almost a recluse in tho lonely hills of
Aliammit, is annnumml. Thirty-five
years ago he wartime of the wealthier“
inhabitants of New Haw“. i'rmn. lie
was identified with thr- Winchester
Arms company. having many large
mmtractu with that corporation. He
lot-i his fortune through a shipwreck.
which warrior! in the bottom a cargo
oi ammunition and arm». in which lie
wan hmvlly intermmi,
"More he route to i'nliiorritw his wifn
tllml. "or remain» worn interred in a
New liuvm ccmrtr-ry. As the city
grew it enmunptw-d her resting place.
A short time before his death the
husband released to invert" "0,000 lor
the plot. lir- wits tunimanter and ex»
preset agent at Miami. but his busi-
um rmturto in ibia state did not
prove mrcasaful.
laindaarfor‘laska Arrive.
New Yorlt. l'elr. 23n~7h0 reindeer
tritium"! in upland by the United
states government to he used in can
ryirig a relief espriditioa in to the
Klondike, which arrived here on the
steamship llanltoba. trees diaemliarlt-
ed at the irrot of lllsih atreet. Jersey
(lily. this liming. There are m an-
imals. all in good «audition.
.r
Value-rs to the Viaeaya.
llavaaa. hell. Mimi muons
are on foot among the spanlarda .to
give a hearty welcome to the Viseaya.
which is averted to arrive here today.
Tacoma. Worthington. no. “~04”-
miov lingers has Wed that the
twelve mosaics morning the its—
iioirai (learn otW-aiamoa ahotrirl lra
Immediately recruited to their tall
strength.
minute. lip. their raw
livesoi asyadleateof lonisvtlle whia»
mmmmauflmuw
murderer/Atrium” aoaalfla. the
iraaebieeoitlre ll. lasts maul
slab.
.Ps. M n-v‘l'hs dye
“madman.”-
armmmww.
any. ileum
Era-ixmmtrartnerfi
‘iiml simmer l'aroniu. Captain Atkins.
Windsor Locks. Conn. mes-w
aetcctracn of Windsor Locks today
took summary action in their ooutst
against the American Telephone and
Telegraph company with reierence lo
the setting at poles on Church strut
in defiance of the wish: of the luv
dents of the street. The right of
the company to erect these poles was
disputed and the matter was taken be-
fore the county commissioners in
liartiord on Saturday. The commis-
sioners finally withheld their decision
until ll o'clock today, both parties. it
is alleged. agreeing to postpone action
until the decision was: rendered. The
company. however. it is alleged, viola‘
ted the agreement and (raused to be
erected the mice. This morning the
selwtmcn dispatched a gang of men
and the point were levelled. The cilio
zen: on Church street action that they
will take the matter to the courts if
necessary.
liartinrd. Conn, Feb. Zs—Thc coun-
ty commissioners today rendered a till.
all ilm‘lflliln in the case of the property
owncm of Windsor locks. who chai-
lenize the right oi the American Tole-
phone and Telegraph company to
erect the poles for their wires on
Church strect in that town. ,
iiy the decision or the commission-
ers a delicate. point is raised. The de-
cisiou was practically murdered on
Saturday when the mmmisaloneru vot-
ed to grant the company the right to
arm their poles. The property own-
crg, however. through counsel announ-
ced their intention oi apmailug. and
their attorney claimed that such notice
of appeal acted as a may to the oiled
of the decirdon. and what the property
owners supposed was an agreement
to await the action of the commission-
ers on the appeal today was entered.
This morning at it o'clock the com-
missiorwrx disposed of the matter so
far as they are concerned by deciding
that the property owners have no right
to appeal as such but must apply di-
rect to the Superior Court for a re-
view of the prmredilus oi the com-
mlsslrrncrll and thus get m.
The munscl for the re-unstnnce
claim that the could!!!” have no
right in grant such privllues to the
company on the ground that the law
cowering tho rights and limitations of
the rights of foreign corporations ap—
pilca in th‘s lilac.
ma!) PAIR...
Qum-nnmwn. l’eh. Ill—The ('iinarrl
from lioston February l7. for Live —
pom. touched here at 8:35 thia»morl,.
tag and reported having been delay»;
by lit'ltt‘y gait-s.
l‘uris, Poll. '1‘» ~~Tiw Brim de Paris
iminy. expressed ill? hope "that ii
burrow-all niattuitrlau will be found
to lnlcrwtic with the view of the
maintenance of pcaw brim-on tilt"
l'nlteol States and Spain." i'nnli’im—
lug tho paper say» it regards the dis-
solution of the Spanish i‘flflfli as an
encouraging sign.
throttle, Wash: rel). 28.5mm”
llumimldt. Excelsior and Kaye have
sailed irrl' Alaska with 759 passengers.
london. i'cb. L’s—There is no truth
in the reporl. circulated in the l'nitrd
Siam. that Lloyd's underwriters are
asking slight war risks upon Spanish
steamers bound for the Island of
i'rrbn.
i'oimtantinnplr-. l-‘eb. fill—wtlcrhriix
broad riot: ban- ialicn plum- fll ilulii-
poll. where h nmlr hart atlcmptcd to
burn the min-rumour offices. The no»
lice» music thirtymir arrmlrt.
agar.
“it'll—A lady's brown r-mlmasmi
puree. t'oniained a t'oiirmblan liaili
dollar and a key. Finder will N"
retro reward by returning to Mrs. P.
.l. Bradbury. lo liayriew avenue.
lloiith Norwallt. m it
you saw.
Pill! baud—Two neat mutual. ilrmt
bargains. Apply W. W. (Yumatmlt.
in tin
Pill! llAlill'r-tlheawlm from-G nesr
mlrorn avenue. hast liorwaik. l-‘rrr
particulars inquire oi W. i. and W.
ll. Wilcox. 4 south llaln rim.
booth Norwailr. mat
Wilt liAlJL-iflreap. House oi
"slurs and bath vooar. tandem lia-
provemeats. Prospect street. ltsst
Norwalk. Vor particulars apply to
Jacob ll. layioa. Agent. mat
mil llAiJ-aa rat trader. eats-sins
1011: 45, 12130100: m
“7109. ,
. m WAN'I'ID.
WANTED—Java or three" .. ‘.
rooms for light honaelr ”
tire-a J. l. W., Sentinel Dales. ',
wmmo~noardersat No. is"
ford place. Heat and bath.
WANTED—Reliable man here and.“
or two outside to open small
and handle my nods. w
permanent and good pay to M
workers. Address with atamp
references. A. T. Morris, cared this
paper.
WA\TFD—-Boarders wanted It
Chestnut street. South Norwalk; also ,
“furnished rooms. 1 15 ”A
AGENTS WANTED-4'0! WI? ll,
be by Senor Quaads. GM'
sentative at Washington. ‘
by Cuban patrlm. II '
demand. A bonanza. to:
Only 3150. Big book, lug“
sinus. Everybody wants the W
darned. reliable book. Olllls 5*.
Credit given. Freight paid. _’ “
all trash, and make $300 a
with War in (.uba. Add!“ .
The National Book Concern,
Wm WM"
murm'untm' m
rooms at it Haviland‘
inquire of Reed Hariland, ,
Sorwalk. fl; «
r0 l.ET——Thc second and third emf
u! the Quinlan] building, corner-Wall
and Knight Streets. Norwalk. “to
able for obit-es, lodge rooms, or um
manufacturing. Rent .
inquire of F E Quinlard. 1“ Iain '
street Norwam, or F. H.
5 Washington street. Mil Nora
mt!
walk.
T0 LET~House in Orchard m.
suitable for either one or two an:
families. has all modern tram ‘
merits. bath room. furnace. elem 4
minutes' walk from West arm-a,
trolley. inquire at Na. 6 '
street 1
TO LET—House. adjoining ' ' '
o! T. l. Raymond. .4. ll M
modern improvements. first—cla- are
tier: house, 7 rooms. adjoining real-
dance of advertiser: 2 hot-ea M
den street, 5 room each and w
gardens; let floor. 8 and it) Tell“
street; secrmd door. ii Toilets M
All it! good order and rents low. Ap-
ply in John H. Knapp. 82 WM
ulcer-t. {24 if
To l.l-;'i'~l‘ppcr part of house, No. I
Elm utrmt. Rent moderate. luv
quire on the premises. at 1V
story rear, Swartz I Corbett’s billet,
rent 37. Halls lighted, heated Old
cleaned inquire once Old Well Ol-
gar company. 83 Washington in“.
1'0 Lint—First door sis rooms eat,
it and 48 Spring street. Wall m
llent ill. Appiyto Topic:
in [den or William W. W ‘
Bile
T0 LET-4h 800th Iain M ‘1
large and very pleasant lroat
furnished. with heat and up. 3
out board. inquire at this ales.
11.!"
1’0 LET-Three rolls of III W‘
each corner Pine and Iain M
Thmhly renovated. ported w
dition throuhont. Reliable in!”
only. inquire. George 0. My
Bart and Morgan avenues. Karena
'l‘t‘i LB’r—dtear of mould leer at “r
ling! building. At present arts-nu
one odlce. its“ and one
, 24140. Apply at W
'ro Leeann loot. Ive a“
South Iain street: ava-
Voodward avenue; all terns.
llall block. suitable irr >
T0 RBNT—l’our-room apartments, 3‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler