”more “tithe Interim:
, Transvellitvrle‘dteflvehnnasw
invitees M Inlay radio
Whlmtoficnpythshrv
' ”glint“ June 1st.
A buttress meeting of the Norneld
Wily church in Weston was
held yesterday afternoon to take act-
' ion on the drilling of the mutual coun-
cil lately held at the request of this
church. and certain of its aggrived
analyst's.1 lie. Arthur and halt a
m or go ct his clinical iriende all-
IGIM ’illmelvee. Deacon Bradley
was chosen W and tiles Pitch
will” on. "By W, Rev. tier-
gldiiJieardwaspreaentaravisitor
iron the Fairleld County association,
toglvethe church such advice as
mightbenedediniollowlngthecoulue
recommenud by the council. Alter
m In. Beard rock: of the advan-
melamine Whithechnrch
that it'll ell-e em their calling a
council that represented all parties:
the sincere regret oi the Council at be-
ing obliged to Iwachths conclusions it
had reached ngarding the pastor of
the church, and the necesflty. for fu-
ture unity and urcftllhers. of accept-
lng the advice of the council and act-
ing accordingly. The following voter
and renlutionr were then passed
unanimouly: .
i. That this church accept the ad-
vice of thahntiitttnl omelL
2. That this church eapme its
hearty insults to the mutual council.
and spread the report oi its dndim on
the church records. '
a. Thnhiavlswofthefactthatths
mutual council has found the Rev.
Charles it. minimum standing as
a C ‘ minister and unwor-
thyto ‘iofle‘earatlhristian minis:
ter, tli'in arch dispense with Ilr. Ar—
“In"! mInM titled” on and
that the W give the
men order: DI? hr. Arthur
whatever salary may be dire him up
to the lint of time.
i. That the trntees he directed to
give Mr. Arthur an order on the trearc
urer for the equivalent of three
months' salary. and to allow him the
use of the parsonage until June lat
neat; provided that lir. Arthur iirrt
alga a statement that title payment
will meet in full nil financial ciaimr
he has on'the church. and that he
more from the parsonage on or before
June brat. 18”.
iii) That the "Hoover of the church
he and be here is directed. from title
date on. to pay' t none of the church
lundr without an order treat the board
of trusteu.
it) That the charges against i-‘rlulll
lane be withdrawn and nothing more
be done in the Better.
l'l’l Thnl ‘ eti‘ thlr meeting adjourn
it adieu need on Tuesday. May ii.
lull. at o'clock p. or: that between
thnt due nlitl this no meeting of thin
church. for either business or worship.
be called or held. except by order. pub-
licly “pounced. of the boarda of new
‘ ‘ cows and trustees; that it during the
5‘ above named time any member» of the
‘ climb will: to use the church for
prayer or other worrhlp they be allow»
all to do n3: lint that. in accordance
' with the vote already parsed unani-
mously dispensing with bill mines.
Ir. Arthur be. and be hereby in. re-
allocated to refrain from preaching. or
tailing any part in any meeting in this
church after teller.
til Thain noticeof the meeting ap.
pointed ior tier 8 be poster! by the
chairman of the board of trustees. on
the door of the church at leaat two
warts before tier 3. and that all ill-
tarsrul that concern in; church will be
proper barium to be transacted at
that meeting.
(ii That a envy of all vines and row»
am passed at this electing be de-
livered to C. I... Arthur by lirnther
metabolism-Is lib Mimi
”Weldon-alum.th
tun-otthemardotoraio
ting reader micro and banners
Whetheflvaratmaedarale
friendlrdehatrluthaenlattevswele
adlnrtedtothe‘irfaciienofaitnnd
mummy-um will
W mime.
imam-Mm
hylevflintrru
Aflonnocderwaa
_ Mirrtrvrningashertoodin
uric trail to protsrthnglirh
Melanin-norm todrlnIilish in:
able and scholarly edort.
Rev. John T. Winters answered from
the question box the queries. “Why
Catholics are so devout to the Cruel.
an" and "What the Sanctuary Light
Biguilles." showing that Catholics
look upon the Crucifix as the picture
of their crucilled Lord. and can not
help but hold it in love and reverence.
ltirtothereiigion whatthedagirto
the patriot. dear for what it repw
rents. And speaking of the sanctuary
light. he showed how it was placed
betorethe altartorcpreeentihebe—
iievers' faith in the real presence of
Jeans in the blessed sacrament. and in
his absence the believer would have it
burn there. to take his place till he
came again.
St. Joseph's church choir rendered
“Might and Music" most acpeflh-
bly. and llr. )ianrheld. with his bank.
hadtorespondtoathirdencorc.
it was a most instructive and ruc-
cersiul meeting of the Lyceum.
WWW”.
Ire. War to W for thelnln
sit of the Y. I o. A.
The lndlcu' Auxiliary oi the, Young
Men’s Christian association .. ; .
night at the rceidencc of the
lira. Emily ll. Ely. to hear
it was decided to accept in the
hearty manner the kindly oiler of tire.
I. ll. liotehhirs to give a otcreonpticori
lecture on "A Tour Through the Med
WI and my a! Music “all. at
a date to be announced later. Memlmn
oi the Ladiea' auxiliary ,nnd Young
Ian's Christian association are to be
admitted upon showing their member-
ship tickets.
Ira. , whore activity 4nd
success in arlangiag there entertain-
ments for the enjoyment of many liar
made her a host of friends and a warm
place in the hearts of Norwalk people.
has identified betweli with the Young
lieu'r Christian aaociation by taking
memberrhip in the Indier' auxiliary
and giving at once her helpful inllu-
encc to the more of the association.
‘lhsywsreall Unwoand. letting the
Iaptirt Young Ml! 018.
The Young People's Society of Chris:
lian Endeavor of the South Norwalk
Baptist church hold a cobweb iitl‘lill
last night in the parlors of the church.
About 125 people attended. There were
fifty strings to the web. all of which
were taken. The prizes included now»
era. cups and saucers, fancy pin dlrhell.
violin. etc.
More the unwinding mmmenced a
programme of music and recitation
was rendered. Plano roios were giv-
on by Ilia-er Mabel Boiler and Edith
itoirbins; recitation. lilarcn Florence
Blicndorf and Pimence Jeunlagr; my
will solos. litre iloulne Abendroth and
lira. (i. l’. llotltweli. (lake and tw-
cream were rervtni during the evening.
The affair netted the almiety over his
and was one of the must plearant. at»
cialiy. of the reason.
m sum 10ml! W033
.a .lumw
linalflhangsaoi the Union lili- to
leginhhoattheliddleoilalch.
Representative. of the Norwaik and
Falrileld Worsted company. who are
to tulle mica of the drum mlllu.
are expected in Norwalil about the
middlo oi the. month to raperlntend the
liuai changer. The plant will be for-
nlaily turned over to the new concern
April. 1
tinny persona in Home": have he-
iieved that the sewn was too good to
beirne.butfromwhatcanbeicarnui
thesewcoaeernhartiiebeetofhllan»
«attaching. and its management will
raair with the heat of liew leglalld'll
mill interests.
“chemists“
tier. 7. n. liabilina gave an interest»
illa lecture upon “final We to
liberty" in italvarr m claim-h
ill-imam. liswnsnnsiated bylthe
MJtJiJhrvwnodwithhierternup
.lv‘
MW
lime sum for the lien Social
organltttbr Row Forming.
Ii. minim linlusmlls.
Accarhtaticuaad Iy-lawr'hdoptad
andtheiaitiattonresaattnnaaal
Doomed-ins my.
lollhlreedv‘hargr.
Fifty of the representative business
men of South Norwallt gathered'in the
A. 0. H. hall in Donovan's block. last
night,to pertect the organisation of the
new social club. The meeting was all
adjourned one. and General Russell
Frost continued as chairman and Fred-
erick Quintard as secretary.
Ex-hinyor Richard ii. Golden. who.
with William H. smith was appointed
a committee on location, submitted a
report in the nature of a communica-
tion from J. Donovan. owner of the
quarters desired for the club. The
rooma formerly occupied by the Ath»
letic club were offered for a term of
live years at a rental of $300 for the
llrnt year. em for the second year and
' gm for each of the remaining three
years. the rent being parable each
month in advance. The rooms would
be heated and cleaned once a day.
The rooms included in the above of-
fer, together with the lilberniann’ hall.
could beaecuredatarentaloftbiiilthe
tirrt year and $600 for each of the four
remaining years. The heating was in-
cluded. and also the use of all appar-
htull in the gymnasium. piano. and
Hi .
lights in the hall. Whatever altern-
- r. . were desired. such an cutting in
' arches. etc.. would be done lit
er's expense.
latter proposition wall moot fa-
bly received by the meeting.
e committee on organization then
reported through its chairman. S. C.
l’aimcr. The conciliation and by:
lawn, practically the name all there oi
the Norwaill club. were adopted. They
provide for a president. vice president.
rem-Mary and treasurer. who shall be
ex'oflcio members of a bond oi di—
rot-tore couldrting of twelve men. an-
ditors and n maacll of twelve. The
committee” been unable to decide
on a name for the club. but presenter]
two. the Old Well and the South Nor-
wallt club.
On motion oi John H. Light. it was
voted unanimounly to call the organ-
ization the South Nurwalk club.
All initiation fee oi 3M and linen of
Size it your were renunmomllui, but af-
ter a dilaulalon of the llnanriai ritua-
iion. participated in by James Golden.
S. t'. Palmer. l'. A. Ferris. W. ll.
Smith. .l. H Light. it. H. Golden. it.
ll. ilowan. h. a. Winchester. .l. A.
Slater and others. a ballot wall taken
and it was decided to place the lines at
till a your. that being the sense of tho
nlcctinn. The tellers wm A. it. Will-
cheater. V. W. i-‘errlil nlld it. (i. Mitrh-
ell.
Nearly all those present rigiliiied
their intention oi Joining the club.
The name of William H. Smith was
added to the mmrrlittcc on organiza—
tion and an adjournment wall taken to
hear it further rcport from that body.
It in capelund that over one hundred
names will be recur-M infill-e the char-
ter clones.
nmasn ‘10 nun amonvm.
Ir. Vadhalnalrlugr Action Against
Prosecuttaghttorney Iarris.
A civil action. in which the ruin of
3‘: forfeit la ririmeri. has been brought
against Prosecuting Attorney Edgar
ll. Ferris. of the Norwalk side of the
Town Court. by ii. .i. Wadhrllnr.
it in on the name mood as the ac-
tlon bvlmght by Dir. Wadhaulll rgalnrt
l'rorecuting Attorney Taylor. with
there additions:
That the deteluiant retinal to mall
the afhdavlte laid before him by tile
plaintlfi. or issue an lnrerdlgatlorl of
the charger of arlaln preferred by
Wadiialur again-t hlr partner Fan.
t'hvr.
That the Minotaur mode the excuse
that It would he dimlrmlnr to bill
aarolrlaie. Taylor.
in no refilling. Ilr. Wndllavnr clainla
that Attorney rental was wilfully and
currently neglertiul of his duty.
The case will come before .lnatice
Router. 1
WW carnage.
ne'erhG-plrtedlavethrflaring
‘ofadap on tap.
Tbeaewclliaieeyat thermolum-
wrik Electric light worllll in «triplet.
ell.raveforthepiadaginacapm the
top and theolllhg of the lirlrhwtth.
W in bi tent in hem and
the GM of construct“ in ma heat»
This inriallrr e
which will he
“Mn
meiotic“ . e hande-
cided hardware following am
'prlationn It‘lhe ng ml holiday
nightnt‘l:fl_ . in the Town
Hm: , ‘t’1 ‘
Administrative ... . ........... ram
Finance ........‘... ..... .i. ..... ".000
litre .....". fun..." 3.500
Highways .....‘». 6.600
high“ arson n5. ............. 75”
Police ........ 5.000
Server .. ....:...J .............. 1.500
Library . ........‘ ............. . 2,400
if the above aliens are vot-
ed it will take native-mill city tax and
a half-mill lieu-am tax to meet than.
nine and MW mills in all. The
neural feeling is do favor of a seven
and one-half ntlil tan and a half-mill
librnry tax. or aa‘ clght~mill city in
library fan.
the support of the
and I quarter-nil
The estimate
Clare. for no oth meson. it in said.
than ”romping." “When the returned
home from a " p" the other even-
ing. it is said the: her father grabbed
a homepr Ind mic her a tut-tide
thrashing tier cries atoll-ed the
neighbors who i ituied an investiga-
tion. The story tell in that they
lumped upon Page and compelled him
to distal. and he then turned upon
them. They ed a complaint
against hint. g him with whip-
ping his da without just provo
On Monday Pa .wna nmuted and
brought before .i re Nickerrlon. Mini
Page was in and showed the
ridgetr where whip had cut her
arm and lint ‘ .imlge Nickeraon
sentenced Page ‘to rixty days in
Bridgeport Jail. ‘ ill the route. which
will keep him locj ed up for about four
m... 3
“P...—
roono Inn'r‘ panama own
“.1... .—
comm-“human.
‘ "l
The Young lion's Debating club
held a meeting bolt night in the reed-
lug room of the South Norwallt Cour
gragntional churvh. and perfected the
organisation by the adoption of a
constitution and by-lawa and the elec-
tion of olhcerr uhich rennin-d all fob
lowr: I
l’rerident—ltev. Gerald ii. Beard.
Vice~preridenill-Willianl l.. Portu-
and tester .i. Waterbury.
Secretary—Harry Coburn.
Treasurer—Ll d Jennings.
iloure Commi tee—Alfred Clltbill.
Programme minmitterr—vhhlrum lion:
edict. '
Membership
Sterling.
it was decided to have a debate at
the next meeting. Tuesday, llarrb
lbth. The nutrient selected was "Re-
solved. That tho l'flltcd mam Would
be Justified ln‘ Declaring War With
Spain.
mmmllt’éo — William
Wu..._~...
n: and Ira. w. r. m Intertain
Mr. and lira. M. J. iirowu invited a
number of friction to their home in
Wilton avenue.§laat evening. to rpeml
a mini time. lind also to withers itii
exhibition of Prof. 1. li. Jackaou'r new
animated pictn to machine. Thin wall
a moat interning and delightful fea-
ture of the av lrlg’r enjoyment and
war voted a on rmrella. Antoni
those present were Ilr. and lira. A.
Davie. hlr. aadiiirr. ll. Johnson. lire.
ilotilnnn, Will in ilel'herrotl. Ii. A.
Henderson. lir Hilbert. ills-ell Bland
lira y. Carrie obit-on. lilies llavls.
Julia and leaniiollman. nuance and
Ella .lohnron. lid othera.
tantra ”vices atlt. Joseph's.
For a mice of Wednesday evening
mode. the
torn. will tailed up the rubiect of the
lilevard line . this evenin- iil tit.
.loerph'r ck . The theme tonight
will lie the Presence in tile Biro-
ed Barbarian. The ma coral-ta will
Montheliolydaerintelteaderedi'oa-
silliebythe Meantime
thirdarvmoa illheoathei’recioas
Banquet l'arn‘ b1 the Iteul Prea-
once.
neural of llarper’r Weekly
February run will be limited to um
nations of t libfnlrd laiae. Pront-
mm. ainoag am lento: er it‘aptain
m in tile cabin. W little
In Wall it the m of In.
rum are my other m
dill-liens of . em. and of port
at the rhip w
the mm
have n .
e
In"
or. ltev. .l. 1‘. Win- .
’ .. wnnunsotvjmfié'fi 2.1398.
Wt) ' :9
Holmium
Two Burton licll, Tired of Life,
‘ End their Existence with Gar.
FAILURE ll) Hill MIKE’S llElll.
no rm that no: Iodine were
llowntol'iecesbytha Inploaioa
thatWrechsdthslnfileslnp-
lrldgsportrolieelhot.
Boston. March 2.—~'l‘wo cares of as-
phyxiatlon by illuminating gas are re-
corder here today. Henry Shaken. oi
meter. N. ll.. was loud dead in his
room at the Hampton llcline tllir lore-
noon. The gas was turned on. but it
in thought Shaken'r death was accl-
dental.
JIMOS E. lane. 20 yearn old. was
' found dead in his room at the South
End here this morning. with the gun
turned on from three burners. hire.
lice states that her husband had been
derporldent for some time. and it iii
thought he committed suicide. /
levels-therapist" of lack Taxes
by the Invoice.
liiiwaukee. Win. liarch 2.—At Mad-
lron the Supreme Court decided an luv
surance case of great importance. not
only to the parties directly involved.
but to oererai of the big life and acci-
dent companies which do lnllilneue in
Wisconsin. it is that of the Travelern'
insurance company. of Hartford
Conn. against insurance t'olrlmieoirm'
er Prick for an injunction restraining
him from revoking itn "W in the
state. which he hail promised to do un-
less the company payr halt MC.
amounting, with interim. to $38,000.
which the commissioner claims in liter.
The Supreme ('olirt nilimed the dc-
claim of the lower court and the Trav-
elem” company will have to pay $34,000
in back license fees. Other commune
adected will bring the total sum in:
volved q ermine. “
not I! A nononaa
AlridgeportOflcarlrohably latelly
Wounded lady this loaning
iirlllgemrt. March 2~—l’ollceulnll
.iarncr P‘arunn wall idiot and probably
fatally wounded by two burglars at
~i:l.'l this morning. The odicer had
been rr-lir-vcd from duty and was on
llhl way home. when he now two men
bending over a bundle in a dark spot.
lie called to them. and one of the men
returned his salute by tiring it revlilvcr.
the bullet. from which rtrilcil the po—
liceman in the iorehead. rendering
him unconscious. He recovered and
managed to drag himself home. where
he now lies in a critical condition. The
men "raped.
Dlmlttllflnrdnt'orh.
lintaua. Marl-ll 2. The my lil mill-t
out». but till- arc-cling: to the Vi1~
cry-a hail- not IWMI in furor. The
tilt": lirl- atill working hard on ”W
wreck of the Maine. ii in feared that
many of the dead were blown to
lilt't’l'lt. which armuntn for the failure
to tirid their Mullen. Thin cannot be
"it" if licnwnant .irulllnll, and it in
hoped that hilt body will be rutvlverod
today.
Powder'orhsavehary.
Bent (Brut. larch h—At the powder
aorta here men are basy‘nlght and
day. Four new press. have last
been received for the manufacture” oi
emote-a powliev. Three are living
out lain rhape for immediate m
lion. Thecaparityoftheworhals
two and a hall ions of govern-mt
powder and nine loan of birth powder.
thew of slash-a flip Arrives
Philadelphia. him 1.-~'l'lie British
steam Ken-legion. fro. tundra for
this port. in on her way up the tirin-
aarl- rim. with the crew of the Brit.
hill lwlrlleatlae ttiltlrtnr on board. lee»
cited on Feb. ti. ol the heats of new:
foaadlaad. lit the tilt» at the m
the ventral was in a ellilliag condition.
“substitute”.
naal'raarirro. Harri-Merton
nlisenisftfovihritopperriver
wheweatapeaihe Valencia
troutheeanterastatnn.
manuals“
his“. fist. m ate-M It»
wwwmmum
hitter m at WM
hair-lo
.mmauy:
ua“_ anal-mu
I W
quantum _
Will's”.
Springneld. liars" larch a—a our
mitten from the nude rptnnern and t.-
tiie workern' unions of ' Bidddord pd
tlaco, hie. are in this vicinity raid.
iuuds for the support of the ail-lilies
cotton mill hando in these towns.
The committee will reel: usistnna
not only among the cotton ntiil work-
ers of this vicinity. but from all organ-
ized labor. They will meet the floors
of the Central Lalmr union of‘ thin
city for the purpose of getting the
sanction of that body. They will then
meet with the allillated unions. it
necessary. a convene will be made of
all the stores and monthly from More
to house. '
The mernbern of the committee paint
a dismal picture of Btlldeford and Sam.
Everything there ill dead. they say. all
the towns are dependent upon the cot-
ton mills and all of there are cloeed.
Nearly seven weeks ago 5,000 hands
went out. leaving in mills belonging to
the Peppercll and laconin and York
corporations without operatives. The
airline wan canned by the general cut in
cotton mill wages. the Biddeford and
Sam hands. it in sold. soldering a cut
varying from to to 26 per cent.
Trolorelnliatedlsnlnnrninsd.
Key West. March 2.-’l’ho Maine
court of inquiry resumed its sessions
today. Ten more enlisted men were
examined. and Commander Foruyth
war also called. it is understood thnt
his testimony was regarding the coal-
iug of the battleship at the navy yard
here.
Injunction Denied the IntervOcsan
Chicago. liarch z—The application
of the leter«0cean for an injunction to
restrain the Aerociatcd Pr“ from
cutting all its news service to that pa-
nor was denied by Jute Waterman.
A ll. Zunder contributes an article
to the hiarch iadies' liolne Journal in
which he tells how he maintains .a
tamily of four narrow—his tile. "'0
chillirrsn and himself.“ m pa
year. lleinaechoolieneha’andin
paid a salary of 8406. out d Ihirh he
ram and puts out at interest 8”
ygriy. Living in a email Wincondn
Mn. he hall the advantage d cheep
ruin. his hmlnv' coating hilll $36 Ila
year. liie other expenaee are: Provi
shins. ”iii: clothing and fmtwear.
$88; magaairml and uewrpuperr. $5:
lucidentals. W.
“Our meals." illr. Zander writer. "we
find abundant in enmity and variety.
For breakfast we have cotton. rodeo
cake. broad and butter. with ear or
"it'll hlllt occasionally. For dinner
we have boiled minim. with lattice
Kim): im‘livvl cabbage or other vegeta‘
Men, and pudding or pie. and roller.
sometimes we have pork and beans.
and wuufllmm romc egg preparation.
an potato pallraker. dumplings. etc.
while ntth one meal ill the week we
lulu- "writ, i'or supper we have the
remain” of our dinner. with tried or
ilalimi minimum. and eggs. We have
will» with o-wry haul. OI this fare
we lllriw well."
A most discouraging letter for In”)
in thins M‘flim who have Klondike
ideas in their beads was received this
work by W. n. “mm. of Derby. (mm
bin lion. Million ll. iiiiborl. who in now
in lieu l'ranclmi. The onmlenl'wl
minor writer that omni- dayr as many
lul one iiilmlland mmngm leave that
city for the gold ill-Ida. lie rays that
any old tub of a bout ill need to trans.
port the Kllmllillm. many of whirh
be known. cannot aloud ll rough Viiy'
ago. Everything in the shape of n
boat ill in service. and. even at that.
passage moat be arranged three week:
ahead. A areal many of the then
leaving 'i’rlmi are gamblers aad'of
tile rougher element. which “or
crllao and hardship for it good many.
iir. Hilbert predicts some terrible
lime in Masha this year. m or
the areal another of experienced m
in that may. lie in in doubt now
as to mailing another trip this y‘-
manna.
“lit SAW-4| very desirable building
lot is ht. Julia avenue. Earl Kor-
walh for ante. A healthy and Irrt.
class mm. Water and
rower W At a bargain it
rain at once. inquire at I. 1'. trot.
new " MW ‘
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to 11:45, 12:30 to d:
hallo).
“W... M...“
WANTED.
WWII-mt reliable he} *'
sell the United Btatea Guitar
inquire at 125 Washington
warm—rile my hat him
live trimmers at Mica. The
lint company. 132 Kanpur:
Burton.
WANTED-Boarders: ladies up
runner week. 25 Monroe
South Norwalh.
WANTED—Two or three
room for light tumult-a. '-
drear J. M. w., Sentinel on... ,
WANTED—Boarders at No. l"
ford place. Heat and bath.
AGENTS WANTED-lion Wu".
ha, by Senor Queeada, Cuba.
rentative at Washington. .
It! Cuba patriots ' In .
demand. A Mann 1w .-
oiny 31.50. Big book, til.
lion Everybody wants the
domed. reliable book. ‘
Credit given. W
all trash. and make .
with War in Cuba. ' W'
The National Book M
Dearhorn street. Chino. ”
ro LET—Two desirable m‘ , _
4 and 8 Gerard place. South“
walk; 5 rooms and attic, or d m
withuncoistoreroom: both X H
wot hath. hotandcoidwnter, /
etc. Terms reasonable. W,
either number. I! '
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moon to let for IW
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South Norwalk.
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10 LET—First roar. sin w it}.
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all. Also necond ”loot. is an}
street. all conveniences; ‘ '
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Itatn w. Lester.
rooms. Smell family. 10
avenue. rs. inquire Tnyiw
den or Esra lloyt. Ill MM
no ,
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rooms at it liaviland M’
inquire of Reed Haviiand. Boil ,
Norwalii. or fi
Ti) LET-The m'tillfl and third Idol's
oi the Qlllrlinrd building.cornerWIll
and Knight streets. Norwalh. Mir
able for oliicen. lone rooms. or light
manufartllrllu. ltent resemble.
Inquire of I". E. Quintnrd. 14‘ “Ill
atreet. Somme. or P. ll. Milli...
:7 Worthington litret't. South Nor-
walll. “It!
To lfiT—lioure ll Orchard M
reliable for either me or two’s-nil
iamilier. bar all modern lam
mettle. bath room. furnace. . etc. Two
minutml' walk from West avenue
trolley. inquire at No. I W
street flu
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oi ’I'. l. Raymond. ran. it I“
flitlflf‘l'ii improvementn. rm
tier: home. 7 rooms. alluring we
dance of advertlnfl': 2 houses “r
den wire". 6 rims each “I
gardenr; let their. 8 all! ll .
errant: mad door, 3 Toiler a“
Milligorwinrdernndmtsllfll.
ply to John ll. Kiln”. B W
mm. flit! /
ro 'melfm part of been. lie. I
Kim street. ltent m It".
quire on the premises. Hi to ,
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story reur. liwarls I W’n’
mt ti. mill lighted. nutre’
cleaned. inquire else Old 7‘
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