«i
Hy...
Althouh low oi the 150 pallenxm
on board thelton‘ingtoo line eteamer
{low Wire reallud the tact. an
attempt ‘to burn the boat wee made
m. the trip irom‘Now York to Ston-
‘lagtoaoa Saturday night.
ilovue one anraahed in the shutter or
aaruaoeeupled atate room on the eter-
~bofldalde’oitheveaaehraieedthe
window. which waa unlocked. crawled
land not the mattreaaea and blank-
eta la the upper berth on are. v
The tire was diaeovered about 3:49
o'clock, when the read was all hier-
walh. dithettimetheodoroiamoke
attracteddhe attention at the nurture
and ofleera. it wee traced to the m
room. but an attempt to unlock the
doorabowedihatitwaaiaatenedoo
the. inside.
The bolt had been alipped to prevent
eutrann The oflcera and crew then
gained an entrance through the win-
dow. The mattree‘a woe then well
burned‘andthewoodworkoitheherth
and the atateroom had been charred.
The fire was put out with water and by
the nae oi lire extinguiahera
While this danger waa then over.
there wae etill danger that the peraon
who had attempted to deem the
boat might renew his work in .aovae
other quarter. The Saturday night
travel la always email and a number
oi atateroma were unoccupied. The
rametbhig mishtbeattempted inaar
other room. To prevent title the 0‘
we and porters rent every paeaenger
on board the boat to bed. ,
Tho-e who hilataieroom were re.-
queeted . 1 J 10 06w”
‘ them. 1%; hadwhenha were
real to them, while thoae who had
choleoloi‘ . erm'm The a-
Main ' m “d rooma
on board were cleared oi paeeengera
and no one was allowed to remain up.
For the rest oi the night every mem-
ber oi the crew. including all the oth-
cere. did patrol duty. There was no
other attempt to do any damage. Ev-
ery poaaenger waa cloeeiy ncrutinized
when leaving the boat at the dock at
Stonington. but no arreet woe made.
and the identity of the criminal re~
maine a myatery.
Even alter the paaaengera went on
board the train the boat ofllcere went
through. looking abarply at every one.
But no iar ea known, there in no clue
to the drebug.
m H A GALA
M mmmwaua:
Dig largaina for lverybody at the
loatou ltore, lorwalk.
Packer’a tar aoap. 25c sire, my:
the writing paper. two boxer tor the.
he handherehieia, tic.
46c men'a unlaundered ahirte. three
'0? “it
lie hoya' atocltiuga iii to 8V.) double
knee, per pairnilc.
Men'a the and 35c euapondera, lilo.
6c paper oi pine. two papers ior So.
he collage. iancy, per yard. 5c.
Linoleum itwo yarda widel regular
price. ”.25. 85c.
lac Jahaneae matting. 1254p”.
50c black. line dreaa verge. filter.
the aileeiae. toe.
dc decanted tea platen, 3c.
the quart white pitcher. 10c.
38c iadiee' black hone. 25c.
59c hoya’ knee polite, per pair. 35c.
50c ladiea' iriagad silk acaria. 45c.
the Oriental latte. 10c.
lie gingham. It. atylee, 6c.
the bleached dam-alt. lie.
the wrappera ior lie.
The ladlea‘ m gowns. see.
lie met cavern. be.
It Jealph’e Mm
Attorney George A. lioneecker dew
liven the principal adore-e at the
meeting oi It. Juaph’a lycentu. thin
evening. in true liall. a choice mu-
eieai programme at vocal and tantra.
mental ant-hen will he rendered liar.
.l. 1'. Violent willfuly to three quera
lea hill Mi. M W boa: ”Why
cathollea waraklp the crucifix” and
. momma lyeeum the
Wham were elected:
5’31'reeiddatllvnavid Green.
1 Plrat‘Vieedfreatdente— N. ll. Jack‘
eon. ~
deconinealfreaideat~F. Blade.
WMillam ll. Leilar.
, tent "My-Ilia. Charlee
Smith.
Chaplain—John D. Taylor.
Treaaurerb—lira. 8. Veblen.
Aaaiatant Treaanrer~w. L. Whitney.
Smmie—atnlrma -— B. Franklin
scalea and Charles 't‘hompeon.
The odioee in the judicial department
will be tendered the iollowing gentle—
men:
Judge oi the lower court—4!. ii. Tay-
ior.
Attorney~0hariea Alvin Moore.
Clerk—Mira s. Wanton.
Benito—Walter Feitou.
The iirat auhiect which will be dis.
culed will be, V"la the Spanish Gov-
ernment Rapouaihie for the ion oi
the United Statue ship Maine?"
William ii. letter, 0. it. Smith and
others will participate in the debate on
or about March to.
mama to: ”VIII
Ii: Iona laid to Have lean flipped
to General 'eylar in 1800.
St. Louie, larch l-—A atory in in cir-
culation to the elect that dynamite
wae neat to Cuba tor the use oi Span-
iarda in mining Havana harbor. It is
elated that a iriend oi General Wey—
ler landed in New York in November
1896 to purchaae dynamite with
which the harbor was to be
ruined. but owing to the vig-
ilance oi the Cuban junta in that
city, he could not aeeure the eaploaive
without it being known. He tnereiore
quickly came to St. ionic, where he
won Will in purchasing aix tom
which were allippql to New York and
thence to Havana. November 23 on the
plea-drip Cindad Condo and that it
won consigned to Weyler. it it eta-
tad the genenl wanted to purchase
more. but did not believe that; it
wealth-air to ehiaa larger W
ty. Tile “entity and. waa ml! to
mine the harbor. The heads oi the
dilierent drma in St. Louie dealing in
dyna were seen. but with one ex-
rep an emphatic denial was mado
that they had abtpped any dynamite
to Cuba knowingly. The one exception
waa lanager Harper, oi the Lalliu
Rand company. He would neither dc-
ny nor adirnt the atory. in tact he poa-
itively colored to be interviewed on
the aubject.
The lirme any it would have been
comparittveiy eaey ior any man to
purchaae the expioaive without Mating
that it run for the Bpaniah in Havana.
They could have aaeigned some other
reaeon for its purchase.
amino ovn Till.
'ineheatar Arnie company tilting
lawynapartmaatOrdara.
)lcw Haven. (loan. March l.-—Thoru-
or ii. Bennett. president oi the Win.
cheater Repeating Anna company. thin
morning denied the truth oi a publish-
ed report that hla company had any
pended the manuiacture oi sporting
guns in order to illl a government or~
der. Mr. Bennett said: "The Win-
chester company baa not Mapped look
ing gone and ammunition and has no
intention oi doing on. Our laoilitm
are aucli that we can fill all orders oi
the government rapidly without inter-
fering with our regular trade. We
have not received any apeviai inquiries
from the government in regard to our
lmrilitit-e and have no reaaon to expect
any. on the authoritiea know oi our
facilities. .
It in true we are running over time
in mine departmenta. and we are on.
log navy department ordere. but ibewo
ordm were received prior to the einio
log of the Maine."
moo or oonnma.
momma-omen-
perlhy inboard-r.
New Harem Conn” Ilarch l-Jl'he
annual meeting at the National Cona-
ctl oi the Kamila oi column ta be-
NEW 1;
Waleh dives an Opinion.
The South Norwalk Board oi (loun-
ollnien held In adjourned meeting last
night. Nayor Bohannau prewided. and
all members were prewent. The lira
business taken up waa the iniormal
hearing on the widening oi Monroe
street. .
Frank A. Ferris inquired what the
plan now provided ior.
lie was iniorlaed by Councilman
Morgan that the layout was 55 loci
from letter to lence. The atreet now
averaged 3? incl at the coat end and to
at the went end.
Dir. l-‘errie thought all citizens were
impreewd with the iact that Monroe
street is a very reelrictedand dormer-
one approach to the depot. lie di-
rected the attention oi the Council to
the npproarhea to the depota. in Green-
all and Stamiord. and united the
dimer: to compare our iaclliliea
h thoee at other towna and they
ould find them very much toour det-
riment. Pint. we have our aaletr. and
then our reputation to look alter. lie
had noticed anode! be” .at
least titty carriagea drawn up It the
Greenwich depot. He thought collie.
thing should be done to bring some-
thing like this to South Norwalk. The
increased imputation would benefit
our merchants. lie thought every cli-
izeu in South Norwaik. as well. wan
equally entitled to good alveolar and
sidewalks. The place to begin ini-
provonicute was at Monroe street; ro-
mou- the dangerous places at the up-
prnachca. and then pave Monroe street
and Railroad place their entire width.
Edwin Adams inquired what the
meeting wan ior. lie was iniormml
that it was {or a hearing luv the layout
oi Monroe turret. lie paid the [bore
oughiure who originally dedimted in)
tent wide by the property owners. who
each gave 25 lcet. lie amid the preteen:
north line was the original line. and
that that portion oi the atth weal oi
the bridge had never been enrroached
upon. The entire encroachment who
by the property owners on the moth
ulde oi the bridge. imrn tho» railroad
bridge to South Main atrcet. The west
part oi the atreet in an will» now no in
net-canary luv the work in it. and are
wide as the average etrm in the city.
if the t.'ouoril wanted to MI‘ an "IF
movement override oi the need oi the
public it could widen the atreet ten
iert on the north aide irom State. atrwt
to South Main street. and then got
what it cmtld crmaietevitly born the
moth aide. Regarding the textenaton
oi Monroe atreet to ilpriug aim. he
did not are anything in it it. would
run into a bank wall, necewdtnting a
turn one way or the other. if the
Council wanted to do containing. hr
enggeated the eatenaion oi Monroe
atreet the other way-«to the above,
there leaome buelueaa to be brought to
the uncut.
ll. ll. Rowan raid that to hie knowl-
edge he did not eteal that in iret on
the math aide oi the atreet. lilo lot
and thuwe adjoining in Monroe street
were all '55 ieet deep. Mr. Terrie waa
right when he laid the approach to
the depot waa via-germ. The rail»
road company waa not he generate
with ilowih Norwalk an it war with
tltaruiord and Greenwich. it true not
aomachthewidthortheetreetaait
area the condition it waa kept in. This
tree deplorable now and it eight to be
pet in shape. The trace would have
tram thunk it.
William Porter laid the line of the
\ ~0NROE S
Property-owners Express their?
the Subject Beiore'iiie
oi Councilmen.
NORWALK acumen.
mscussus -- 1,
C
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.t
., .: Mm
Mr. Donovan. Owner of the Present Premises, Approve Before the
Board and ()iirrs lleat Free. but Dr. Gunfight the Board of
Directors. Says the Building is Uasanitary~¢otporatiou Counsel
A lively tilt Wu Jeremiah Donv
ovall. owner oi the preruiees «copied
by the Norwalk Public inrary, and
Dr. J. G. Gram, ”Mont of the l.l~
brary aaeociatioa. wait the opening
ieainrc oi lad. night's meeting oi the
City Council oi Normtik.
hir Donovan ’ red helm-e the
Coiincii to learn whether or not the
library matter had been closed.
hlayor (llover informed him that he
undmtood that it had. but that the
(ammo wan willing to hear any aug-
geettong that he “to have to otter.
Mr. lloaovan aallho nuderwlood that
the present board wantml to be an
economical an poalblo. lie did not
know but that it was {or the interest
at the city. they might reopen the
matter. lie than unneeded to criti-
oiae the library ‘1th pretty at,»
vercly. ciabllu tut they had treated
him uniairly. mainly in the matter
oi moving. be all. but one of the di»
rectora meiaraa to try to
’" W“ "’ "'"
Will ’ . Ir. Dott-
ovan said the quartm were titted up
under tho direction of the library com.
mince. and that it they were not anni-
tnry it was their own innit. htr, [imm-
van insinuate-d that. tho mothers at
the committee lei! above coronmn pH»
pie. in cloning be mated that tho
(launch i'tlllld how the present mur‘
torn rent (rte tor the balance oi the:
term that. ho i'kllllnil the city was for
ntmneibio- ior undo-z u live yonrp' louse,
which in three ymru from April l.
lir. 1 ll. “legit“ mid tho only no
nun the library din-clove had decided
upon now quarter: was bromine the
prewar! quartet-n new uneanitury and
not large enough. As the matter was
rinsed. he did not we where hlr. Dodo
van was interested iurtiwr
A number oi bills were paid to chm
up the buaineaa oi the fiscal year.
The monthly reports oi the pollu-
and library were arm-pied and ordered
on lllc.
A report iroiu tit"twilivccommluccun
matter oi mlilr'tny.‘ the salary at tho
chtei and capuiio were to the elite-t
that it was not doomed .ulviaabic to ro-
duco aurh aalarica ut viml.
i'orporntion Counsel John J. Walsh
made a lull report concerning the use
tabliehment oi the l'ity Library. lie
said that inasmuch as there had bmn
two libraries mmlvliahed here. the
only duration was whether the library
now in cvidcricc was catalriiahcd by the
liounrii or by the city oi Norwuik. lie
won oi the opinion that the city had
pow” to regulate und control the li-
brary and that ii the library in to be
maintained. a capable tax to maintain
the name uhmld be levied at the an-
nual meeting. and nhould be distinct»
ly upecitied in the rail [or the meeting.
The library. he raid. wan under the
control at the city and not under the
control oi the throne“ or wholly oi the
library (limb. Relative to the mat:
ter oi movelng. Mr. Watch thought the
direction had authority to move ii they
drairrd.
The rem oi the corporation coup.
eel was accepted
hlayor lilover inquired at (term
tiou (.‘ounael Walah whether lir. Dodo
up would have any claim ior more
than one year's rent.
hlr. Walah raid he did not think he
would.
38!?“ the ”this (ii the library
directora. air. Walsh raid that' aay
Will-ate billa «enacted by the.
would make the city liable.
in. Granary manoeumu-
KN. TUESDAY. Edition 1.18%"
'Wumm.
m
A Ionag'auan'e need laahed to a
daily in arounayivania Town.
boyieatown. Pa. March l.-—lliaa Au-
nle L. Edwards, living in a small aet-
tlelneut near here. was murdered in
her bed last night. Her head was
crushed to a Jelly. and there was every
evidence that there had been a ter-
rible struggle, in which a water pitcher
and a chair were need. The motive is
euppoaed to have been robwry. A re-
ward oihwtiti hue been altered ior the
apprehension oi the murderer.
mmmmuoam.
.._.._..
Ianylarrowlacapeairom Injury in
alew York lire.
New York, March l.-—-'l‘bere were
aeveral narrow escapee irom net-lone
iniury and puaeible death at a lire
which occurred in a tenement house
on Harrison avenue. lirmltlyu. shortly
alter midnight thin morning. Three
tenement buildings WPl'l.‘ partly tie.
strayed by the ilarncs and sixteen litm-
illea were compelled to unt- the fire ee-
capco. (inc man while giving the
alarm fell and lil‘llkl' hill urm. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Tulle suetained broken
limbo and miter injuries while endeav—
oring to get. their [our children out of
their rooms.
his was only $3.00»).
Trial oi Iew Gunboat Talbot.
ilriutol. i. l.. Marl-h i.—~A new Likel-
pound nit-cl strut tor the tm-pedo boat
Dupout woe shipped from the llerreo
ehoil workn today by rail for Mobile.
Ala. where tho boot has been lying
disabled ior some time. A similar
piece of steel was shipped on Friday
loci for Mobile (or the Tomato boat
Porter.
The new gun bout Talbot. which was
launched from the ilorresholl works
yesterday. will be glvcn a preliminary
buildcrn' trial this nitcrnoon.
The linited Staten tug trey-den. at—
tached to the torpedo atation. has pluc-
ed the buoys for the speed trial 0! the
torpedo boat Gwyn, which is not for
tomorrow.
The course will be from Sandy Point
Light on Prudence island. to a poim
below Gold island and over the meas-
ured mile course. This in just seven
nautical miles in length. ovor which
the boat in to run six times and show
an average speed oi 20 miles an hour.
The naval trial board will include
t‘ommondcr llowey. Naval Constructor
.l. P. Honucom amt
Rooikcr.
[till Firm in Their Demand.
Ashinntl, N. li.. March l~Tlie "trip"
bands who struck last week at the mill
mill here over a attention oi wagon are
still iirm in their demand. The com-
pany claims that they cannot pay
entire plant will have to be cloned
unlces tho strikers speedily return to
work. The operatives; dcmand an
increase oi one hall a cent per dozen.
Haunting Two low Bone
blew York. March l,—/.\riilicrynwn
{rum Fort Schuyler art- bvutily engaged
at tho ion. at Willot’s l'nint. 1.. l..
mounting two new 3-inch disappear-
ing gum which have boon received
there. Throo new disappearing gum.
which arrived at tho fort only a short
time ago how hem mounted. One in
nu h-int-b. while the other two are lil-
lnch gone and twig- 3.1 lUllli Mull.
Government Work in Allah.
Worthington. March l——tloverument
work in the way oi reducing to record
the rhanncln. anchorage». harbors.
navagable water bodice and other im-
portant ieaturew oi geography in Al-
anlta will be carried on this summer
an rapidly as poeaibic. Superintendent
l’ritchctt oi the canal and geologic:
survey bun cmnpleted eurvcyn.
Wrightwithnandita.
Bayard. Nob. March l.-lr'ive mcn
irorn thin place had a running fight
with two bandlte. who. Saturday. shot
Prealdenl Taylt r. oi the Bank oi Bay-
ard. and looteti‘ the strong box. The
light murmi thirty milcu north in
the wand bilia. The bandita made a
deaprrntc light and it in now believed
they can never be taken alive.
Inch-alarm lining. ‘
South Naneheeter. Conn. llarch i.—-—
Nicholaa llatanherg. a blackenith oi
thin place. ha been miaaiag alnce ital-
nrday. it in thought peealhie that he
alaned luv the gold llelda. no two oi
hie irleuda left tor Itiaaka laat ilatu‘
'l‘bc dumnge to tire imiid- '
(‘hlvl Engineer-i
oi the Aahland Knitting company?"
highcr wagon at prurient and that the‘
Minimum
Second Day‘s Session oi the Court
of inquiry into llaine Disaster.
nuuumt dismount tuu
AYonng Woman in a Paneylwania
Town Totally lord-red in Bed-
A Terrific Hurricane in which
Trench Gunboat waa Loot.
Key West. Florida. Martha-The
second day'u session here oi the United
States court of inquiry in the loss oi
the battleship Maine in the harbor of
Havana on Februrny 15 began in the
United states district court house
shortly alter l0 o'clock this morning.
Moot oi the unicorn who were examin—
cd yesterday had been iniormed that
they might be rot-ailmi and. tbereiorc,
the lieutenants and cadets of the lost
Warship were.» all on hand. thong»: it is
reported that they will not be re—ex-
amined until tho court returns from its
sci-0nd visit. to lluvonu. Groups oi
enlisted men also gathered about the
t'iilll‘l room door, awaiting their turn
to be examined. As was the cane yen-
terrlay tin: court sat w the private
room of .lmlgc incite.
Gunboat Stink in a Hurricane.
Sydney, N. S. W.. March l.~A icrr
rlilu hurricane has dcvastaiml New
Caledonia, calming lam oi lilo and
damage.- to shipping. The French gun-
boot Loyalty was lilillk.
hm All!) Dunne.
New York. March l.-Charieo Fran-
cis Adams. of Boston. who went to
Costa Rica a few woke ago tor 3 ya.
cation. was a passenger on the steam-
et- Altai. which arrived here today
from Port Linton. He said he was in
good health and that he had been ben—
cilted by his trip.
Seattle. Wash. March l-Tbe Vic-
toria, the third veeeel audio the Par
cilic Mail regular Alaaka fleet, baa
sailed for the north carrying 224 pane
hangers bound for the Yukon gold
deida. The steamer Scotl- haa arriv-
ad from Skaguay with about to pan-
lscngcrs.
San Francisco. March i—lt now
seems certain that the Pacific coast
Steamship company‘s steamer Corona.
which went ashore on 1.9le island.
January 25. while. on her way to Dyca
and Skaguay will be saved.
lava-Angelou. March inhe federal
grand jury has indicted the proprle~
itors oi tho Farm. Field and Fireside. n
lt‘himgo publication ior the alleged
use of the mails to further a swindling
tit-heme.
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FOR SALE—A very deairahle building
lot in St. John avenue. Exact Nor-
waik ior sale. A healthy and limb
clans neighborhood. Water and
sowor connections. At a bargain it
sold at once. inquire oi is. T. Col-
lins. 92 Washington street. South
Norwalk. Conn. mi ill
Pill! SAl.l-Z~A Sboulnger organ in
good condition. Price $25. which in
vory low. Apply to James W.
iioyl. lilo; South Main alt-cot. Smith
Norwalk. mi :lt
FOR SALE—Two neat cottagoe. ilrcat
bargains. Apply W. w. ('ornrtock.
{38 lm
FOR SAle—Cbeapvwim filial?!» ncnr
llabtim avcnuc. East Norwaik. For
particuiarn inquire at W. l.. and W.
ii. Wilcox. 4 South Main street.
iloulli Norwalk. m Eli
l‘Oll rman—A- cut under. eatenaion
top surrey. in good order. luv 375.
Alan a No. i Yoat typewriter. need
but little. for 865.. Addrcee. Box
25 Rowayton. Conn. iZb 3t
FOB BALE-ii you want a good knife
try the H. t 3., every blade hand
iorged. Bo. Norwaik lidw. 60.. 42
ilo. flain atrect.
'03 ”announced price on oil
beaten. Southliorwalh Hardware
compnyJIBoathlaiaatreet. ”
atrociouwwotia.
unva"roun”muo"mao: .
adl'amuagmuloaateaaeh:
wheaaaidrewitaathamtlaea
WW)“ wewlll and
mam.mm
JLIIIOVAl-C. , ,
uncommon. com.
removed to the new bank W
waahiagton meet. one. hoary ;.
to 11:45.12» to 6; Saturday ’ ‘
ing, ‘7 to 9.
WM
ware'rgo. ;
WANTED—Five still hat hindera
nvc trimmer- at once. The
Hut company, 132 Hampden ”
lion
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WANTED—Boarders; ladleo only
$2.50 per week. 26 Monroe that};
South Norwallt. nil
WANTED~TWO or three inrlllllld ‘
rooms tor light housekeeping. Ad- .
dress .l. iii. W., Sentinel 0M (28 ‘ ,:,
WANTED—Boarders at No. 9 lion-
{rml place. Heat and bath. 1281'
AGENTS WANTED—For War ill. cur
ha. by Senor Queeada. Cuban m
sentative at Washington. W
by Cuban patriots. lu preterm '
demand. A bonanza ior aerate. ‘
Only “.50. Big bodit. big mili- '
stone. Everybody wants the onlyea- -
darned. reliable book. Diddle tree.
credit given. Freight paid. Drop
all traah, and make $300 a would
with War in (.uba. Addreea ”
The National Book Concern, 35} ‘
llcarborn street. Chicago. I”
‘ vo LIT.
T0 l.ET~—Two or more “W
rooms to let ior light ham”. I
Apply at. 28 Washington atrial.
South Norwallt. lull!
t...
To LET—First floor. six rooena 44‘
Spring street. ail convenience“ rent. :
ill. Also second floor. 48 flprlng‘ 5
street. all conveniences; rent, I”.
Apply oi Taylor & Golden or Wil—
liam W. Luster. . ill 2"“. .
T0 LET—lionee. upper part. tour
rooms. Small iamiiy. ill Bayview
avenue. ts. inquire Taylor & (lol-
den or Ezra Hoyt, ll Baal avenue.
m12w'
T0 LET—Three uuiurniabed trout ,
mo... m n llaviland meet."
inquire oi Reed llaviland, m
Norwalh.
ro Luv—rm.» set-nevi and third “
oi the Quintnrd building.” ‘
and Knight strait." '. ‘ "i"
able for oilléqua ml . a
manufacturing. Rent 1'. 5'
inquire: oi l". E. Quintard, 146
street. Norwnm. or F. ii. Quintard, ‘
5 Washington street. South Note
wnlk. out
ll‘.
Til i.l-Z’i‘-limtse in Orchard street.
suitable for either one or two III!“
familics. has all modern improvev
mound. bath room. furnace, etc. Two
mirmlce' walk from Woe: avenue
troll-‘3. inquire at No. ii Orchid
street 123“
T0 l.lr)'l'~~linuuc l3 Marshall street.
On» or two iamiliea. Manuel 1'.
March. m M
T0 I.E'I'~llmtsc, adjoining reddenee
at T. l. Raymond, elm, 11 rooms.
modern improvements. tiratvclal or-
der; house. 7 rooms. adjoining raal~
deuce oi advertiser; 2 bottle! “-
den street. 5 rooms each and In!”
gar-done: tut door. 8 and i0 Tollu
retreat; ecmnd floor, 6 To!!!” M
All in good order and rents low. A.—
ply to John it. Knapp. it wont '
street. ram
70 LET—Yum part oi boner. No. i , .
Him airm. Rent moderate. to ‘
quire on the premium. 1241' ~' ,
T0 RENT—Four-room apavtmeoth, fl ‘ " “
atory rear. Swat-tr & Coriiett’a M.
rent :7. Hells lighted. heated ll: M
cleaned. inquire olioe Oil! Well Ole
gar company. 83 Waahington mt.
T0 LET—"Three unit! oi oi: roe-a "
each corner Pine and Iain My
Thoroughly renovated. perfect who
dition throughout. Reliable portion 1
only. inunire. decree 0- kiwi
Bart and “organ arenas. mm“.
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I20 TOM‘RBII'MWMOCW
tiuei building. M m
inoneolee, 12x14 and one
room. 24m. Apply at m ‘
romp-nut floor, are radii
mmm:m
henna. south Nuwalk.
wanna black ileum .
with aware. ”You ll. mraa- _
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