5 Old Well :l‘rnclt Boys l’sy thal’rler
of Defeat at ileum
downdra- unit
Aloyensoathsrlagoflonth andlasl
Ileua'o
' endowm-
mantiollowthslmvr.
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
last night paid for the defeat it sus-
tained st the hands of Ifaydower Hook
and Ladder company in the recent pe-
nnchle contest. by giving a chowder
supper at the headquarters in Havilaud
street. Thirty members of the tiny
flowers were present and there
was an equal number of the Old Well
boys on hand. The ofllcera of Put~
Hose company were also in attend-
ance. There is the best of feeling be-
tween the two companies. and the oc-
casion was made one of much pleasure
to all.
After the excellent chowder and
other good things prepared by the
committee. which consisted of C. W.
Stow. Ernest Talmadge. Warren P.
Smith. Jr.. George ii. Ferris. James
Reeve. Harry W. Mather and Robert
Pearson. had been disposed of speech-
es were in order. Foreman Jesse hf.
Ferris acted as toastmaster. Respon-
ses were made by Mr. Pearson, L. M.
Smith. E. V. Batter. P. hi. Wheeler.
Charles Rose. D. W. Harford. s. 8. Na-
phey. Leo Davis. lv‘red Jones. A. it.
Winchester. l’. N. Wheeler. E. F.
Smith. N. l. Meserve and others.
Chairman Ferris announced a meet~
tug of the oillcers of the East and
South Norwallt lire departments for
Saturday night. March lilth. at which
time the possibility of a fire. on the
Washington street bridge will be dis-
cussed and plans laid for joint service
by the two departments should such an
occasion arise. ’
Frederickvllenedist favored the com-
panies with several finely rendered pi—
‘ano numbers. and Edward 1.. Smith
gave over an hour’s entertainv
meal with. Ils’plioilqraphy Iiany of
the selections were so favohahly rt»
mired that comes were demanded.
About midnight the gums red
to their homes. It is probable that an-
other series of games will be played in
the near future.
ma moon dummy.
now Kiss Raymond’s Class will laiss
lousy toPatlna'smorial Window.
Miss Elsie Raymond entertained her
Sunday school class in a very agree-
able manner)“ night at her home in
West street.
ills boys were present. and they on-
joyed themselves heartily in various
ways. They made randy, which they
expect to sell for a sum aunlclcnt for
the putting in of a class memorial
window in the M Methodist Eplfli'ilr
pal church. They also enjoyed a
charming collation. with "lots of ice
cream." to which they did full justice.
What time remained from the man-
ufacture of new church ctmfectlonsry
and partaking of the supper was agree-
ably spent in listening to piano and
banjo selections by the Misses flay-
mond. guessing muadrums and ,n as-
astinlng the police and "iv alarm and
telephone service. with which the hlll’
side house is equipped.
m I! roar omens
ldward latterssn, of liamfordfllahss
a passe-soul as a Irina.
it has just leaked out that Edward
W. llattarson. one of filamftrrd's poptp
lli’ young Illicit. has It!“ the ranlta of
the bachelors and lateral the benedim.
ass-a that for some time past to.
.. has been keeping company
liias Corn 0. Itsriing. of Canmms.
. rb of Norwalh.
New Year's day the couple tons
. plaassrstflpfrost Narnia
Mobster. where they wm
yiasrried.
r. harm‘s many friasaswili be
ysarprissdtoaaartaisaewslt
doubtful if they would have learned
light?“ loan to Innis
The contracts for an extension 81s
libsttmthewestsideoftbefiouth
Norwallhlaeirlc Light works has
been awarded and work on the addi-
tion will-be commenced next week.
Henry Seymour will do the brick work
and Henry W. lather the carpenter
work.
The eaunsion will be used as a
workroom and will also contain the
switch~board testing apparatus. batter-
ies, supplies. etc, of the South Nor-
wallt fire alarm system, affording much
more desirable and convenient quar-
thers than those at presert in use.
The space in the station now occu-
pied by the tire alarm system will be
utilized for oiilce rcom as soon as the
commercial plant is established.
Contractor blather has just com-
pleted a large erral storage extension at
the south of the building.
The Electric Light Commissioners
have had made maps flowing the lo-
cation and number of every lire alarm
box in the city. These maps will be
placed in the homes of the various lire
companies for reference.
In“! “3303 vacuum.
showtime. of tits on» to a.
field on lama-ta! Day.
At a meeting of the regatta commitv
tee of the iodine Harbor Yacht club.
which is the third aquatic organization
in importance on long island Sound.
it was decided that the club go into
commission and hold the opening re-
gatta Decoration Day. the races to be
for the open knock-about and one de-
sign classes The second regatta will
be sailed in the racing circuit of the
Long island association. the date of
which will be lined later. The annual
regatta will be sailed July 30, and the
fall regatta is scheduled for Saturday.
”lumber 4.
0n recommendation of the regatta
committee the club will institute an
open kuoekaboat class of 21-foot water
line. The type of boat that the indian
Harbor club desires to have in their
races for the 21—foot class are prac-
tically the same as the raceboat that
has been received so favorably in
yachtin circles in the vicinity of liosw
ton. It will admit all hosts built to
the Beverly and Boston ltnbcltabout
rules. as well as the craft that are itc-
ing constructed under therleawanhakto
Corinthian oueodesign restrictions.
it was also proposed that the club
hold weekly races for the special dory
class during the summer. for which a
beimsman's cup and a record prize for
the season will be awarded. A com—
prehensive tlmription of what consti—
tutes a ltnocltahtatt was read by Frank
Howne Jones and accepted by tin- com-
mittee as the restriction under which
their races should be (‘tlntllit'lt'rl
manor A Poms.
Young Gi~l lwallowsths’lwol’ortions
Withmtt linlagrhsm.
People have heard the fable of tho
man who looit his scitililz powder in
two portions. and let it min after be
swallowed it. Rosa (lrsnt. a sister-u-
yrar-old girl. oi Dayton. Ohiot did the
same thing yesterday with fatal ro-
suits.
Miss Grant hall int-n suffering all
day with a headache and a friend ml-
otnmendrd a seidllts powder as a cure.
The girl went to a nearby drm store
hoiight the powder. mixed the two
portions and swallowed them srp~
aratrly. In a very short time she- war.
dead. The autopsy held revealed ”in
remarkable fart that the vi-
olent action of the acids had tanned a
rupture oi the capillary blood vessels
of the stomach and the formation on
the left vairll‘lt- of the heart of a blood
clot which was the immediate cttutat- of
death,
ovum
womanly.
timrgs ii. keeler died at his home
in Wilton. yesterday. lit the thirtieth
year of his age. air. Keeley was a
carpenter by trade. lie had been in
poor health for about a year. its was
a member of the Wilton christian his»
dsavor society and oi Butler Me. i.
0. 0. 7.. of llonth Norwalit. The hub
oral will he held from tits Congrega-
tioaal tannin at Wilton. nastier after.
noon at 1 o'clock. Butler hinge will
Blllllilllli Am
Frightened Oil While Trying to
Bob the Cranbnry Post Office.
SEVEllllflllllEll PUBES VISITED
Alsadaphtrsdatthsrotatofalbot-
cameraman-outsmart»
Givingsndeoount of Etta-
‘ salt.
Burglars were abroad ll: Cranbury
one night recently.
An attempt was made to break into
Postmaster E. L. Gregory's store.
where the postoillcc is located. but the
prowlera were frightened away.
Windows and doors were. tried in
several other places. and at Charles
Coggawell's a small dog aroused the
household.
Angelo Pelbano. who lives with Mr.
Coggeswell, started after the intruders
with a tlouble-barreled shot gun. He
found a man in the yard. who claimed
that he was looking for a drinlt of wa-
ter. it was nearly l o'clock in the
morning. and the story sounded rather
"fishy." but it was finally decided to
let the man go. He made haste to
leave the neighborhood.
When the attempted burglary of the
pmtofllre became known Mr. ('oggos-
well expressed regret for having al-
lowed the man his liberty.
“Thahndofthslky.”
If you have not decided where to
sphul the month of March. a more ll?-
lightful allot cannot be found than in
the mountains of Western North (far-
ollna, at Ashe-ville or ilot Springs.
These delightful mama are situated
amidst beautiful mountain scenery
and afford a delightful and beneficial
retreat for persons seeking rest and re-
cuperation. The bracing mountain air.
lune-shied spring and dry atmosphere
untrue and bring new life. making
western North Carolina the grandest
natural health resort on the American
continent. The train survice from New
l'orlt is most perfect. leaving New
York in the afternoon at 1:20 p. m..
via Pennsylvania and Southern rail—
way, in a through Pullman drawing-
room sleeping—car. you are in Asho-
vllle next morning at 2:25 and ilot
Springs at 3:52. For full particulars.
cm. call on or adtll'i'ilti Alex. h'.
Thwcatt. Eastern Passenger Agent. till
lirmulway. New York.
Where Proceedings are [apt lscrst.
New York. March 4."'J|IS“C"' Russell
in the Supreme. t'ourt. has denuded that
where judgment is confessed by an in-
solvent corporation for tho purpmc of
favoring some particular creditor. and
the proceedings are kept seem. the
judgment is invalid. The derision was
made in the case of Klrtland. Andrews
a t'o.. incorporIQd. The president of
the company, Charles E. Ensign. fav—
ored the. preference of iiuiebtrdnoss
against the company held'by his run
sin. liertnan l. Ensign. to the amount
of $3.200 and interest.
mouths“
Kingston. N. Y.. March i. ----- Luther
ll. iitrnter. justice of the peace at Hul—
rott, Delaware rminty. was asphyxiat-
rd last night in his bedroom at iv‘lsh-
sr's hotel. having. it is tlnmghl. blown
out the gas when he retired. ll» leaves
a wife and several children.
Marimwlil lawyer.
bridgeport. (fond, Marrh l.~-Tiw
madltlon of Odie" James Parnam.
who was shot down by burglars early
Wetland” morning. was very much
improved today. and the ludimttlons at
the present time are that he will re.
com.
Melissa-urbane flanged.
Baal. Cambridge. Haas. Harch IM
lmso ll. fiarnes. the confessed mur»
dorsr of farmer John Ileana. oi liar-
sard. was hanged at this this fore:
aorta. His peril was broken by the
fail and at is (telnet: the physicians
macro his- dead.
Millennium.
Philadelphia. Harri! i.~’i‘hsre is
more than ordiauy activity is the
iron trade of eastern Pennsylvania at
present and several establishments
have made addition to the productive
capacity at their plants
SOME nonw
if“; an} ear. Milton 4.1898.
WWW.
Daahury, “harm
lira. if. L War-aloft» Danbury
Relief society. the appointed visitor to
the Temporary Home. who made an of.
dcial visit to that. Insulation st Nor-
walk, Wednesday". as told in The Ben-
tinel of yesterday..th compiled the
following report: 1
At the present it there are ninety-
sia children 'at the home. thirty-four
girls between the es of two and
eleven years . and daty-thras boys be-
tween the sges of two and thirteen.
The intermediate class room has
forty-five pupils. Ilsa Paraelis is in
charge as teacher. and Miss Bell is
teacher or the primary class. which has
forty-nine pupils. Another teacher is
much needed for kindergarten worlt.
Twenty—Ive of the children attend
St. Paul's Eplaconl church each pleas-
ant Sunday, and twenty-live more are
sent to the Sunday school at the same
church. Children a Catholic parents
who are placed in the Home are taken
each Sunday to the Camolic church in
a carriage and returned.
The Home is overcrowded and is
taxed to provide sleeping room for all
the inmates. An addition to the pres-
ent building is healed. There are a
number of children who would be de-
sirable to talte into families and would
no doubt with proper care make good
men and women. J
The Home is open to regular visitore
on Thursday of each week. for business
of obtaining a child. each day. Every-
thing is in good condition and is well
managed by the matron. Miss IMartha
liougbton and her mistunts it is a
large field for work. and each one em-
ployed is worked to the utmtsu. it is
brunet! that soon Ill. Btalgbton may be
given more help in the great work.
Perms thinking of tailing children
would be paid by a visit to the Home
as sotm an wasihle. so as to have the
first choice. it is salty of mean from
Norwallt, as the Wastport trolley cars
pass the than» every lo-I'flily minutes
during the day.
lysticchnrahrronhles.
Multllctown. Cool. March in-lliah—
op Williams has been lllde familiar
with the condition of alairs eahting
in St. Mark's parish in Mystic. over
which as rev-tor lht'! Rev. Burrow
,iiriggs presides. and against whom
among the members of the «hurt-n
flit-re is t-rmsidrrabll- feeling. Tb»
llishop has appointed a committee of
investigation. consisting of Archdea—
con William i’ct-lt. of New lamdon. ill»
lit-v. Mr. Brim and the Rev. Mr. Stark.
The committee has not rvwrtmi a» yr-r.
I'riallnds in a Disagreement.
Philadelphia, Mun-h iv—Thr trial of
i’harlea ll. tienturr, a former member
of the Pennsylvania legislature. on
a charge of conspiracy with flow
t'ir-rlts itichard Merrick and Lindsay
in the laminar-t» of fraudulent natural-
ization certificates. curled tmiay in the
disagreement of tin- jury. The case
will he ro—trirtl at the next term of
court. tlonlucr furnished bail in the
sum of $3.500. Lindsay was convicted
a few days ago and Memes pleaded
guilty.
lagssta's‘saailsat Arrested.
Madrid. March 4 The wilrtv hero
have arrested an italian who, a momh
m. rushed upon "to carriage of ileum
Sagasta. the promo-r. and thrcatonml
him with a sticlt. The man was shad-
owed by the police and has just boon
found prowling around Honor thighs~
ta's hotuw. inquiries are being made
to ascertain whether the ltailan ty.
connected with suapwtetl persons. Thr-
prlaonsr shows signs of insanity.
WW
London. March i.w~—Tbe reply of the
Cambridge University Athletic club to
the challenge of the ntcrnatlonai Ath-
letic association. for a series of inter‘
national contests this summer. should
have reached the rolled States several
days ago. its is a refusal similar to
that of the (Moral l’nivrrsity Athletic
club.
—.
Passed a finalist Ichoaasr.
New York. liarrh l.-~tichooncr John
i. iinow. of Portland. which arrived
here today front Hm reports; Peb—
ruary 28. is miles northeast of Winter
Quarter huhtshlp. passed a devout-t,
apparently a new of stator are
tons register. bottom up; dangerous
obstruction to navigation.
Now ilannie. We the medicine.
aadhsrs'slhedimeuflllil tut-r
you for rating it.”
"All right. was if you “In it
and don't tell. in am you lull.“
Harper‘s linear.
“Young Huston has been seeing his
“summations-salads»
"3w:
hound-antenatal
CRUISERS Hill SPAIN
Divers at the Maine Wreck Work—
lug Slowly but Stradily.
Hillllll 0F TBBPEllll BEATS.
customise-mammalian
thsnsportihatlorsWat-shipssrs
to he am to Cuban Waters
at Ones.
..
londoh. March i—Spain has pur-
chased two cruisers that the Arm-
stronge are building for Brazil—~the
Amazonian and a sister ship not yet
named. Each is of 400 tons, with a
speed of 23 knots and has ten guns.
Spain is negotiating for and will prob-
ably accure'two cruisers of a similar
type now building in France for Bra-
all.
The Spanish government is also en—
deavoring to secure guns and a large
supply of ammunition in England and
on the continent. for immediate use.
The governmrmt seems to have plen'
ly of funds and in paying a large part
of the purchase price in cash and giv—
ing good security for the balance.
Diplomats express the belief that
French financiers are helping the
Spanish government.
Havana. March i.-fWarm. rainy
weather prevailed here this morning.
and everything baa-settled down into
regular bruit-n quietude.
So far as can be ascertained. the div~
crs at the wreck are working slowly
but steadily during such hours as it is
miscible to do so in the turbid waters.
The big barge has been found so use-
full in carrying big pieces of wreckage
that it is a murder that it was not sent
for before. '
The Spanish divers have been down
but little to the wreck of the Iialne.
and.any reports sent as coming frtnn
them are likely to ho lurm'rH-t.
A number of beautiful wreaths and
floral pieces ire-resent to the i'olon
cemetery today by the Americans of
this city, to lIPl'ol'alt" the graves of tho
Virilnlii of the- Maine disaster. This
ntstom will be ltcpt up and the flowers
will be renewed when withered.
Cable tiiiipilli'hoti from Madrid. paw
llshed here, say that Senor Mort-t. the
minister for tho colonies, confirms the
statement of tictu-ral l'i'l'rliili) that the
government never tluuught of dismis-
sing the volunteers.
The cable despatchra allay confirm
the reports that the. flotilla of Spanish
torpmlo totals and torpedo timtruycra
in in l'tvmtr l0 "Min.
A! m ”In or savanna.
rsdsral 'I’roopaon the Queen Prob-ct
Indian “some.
scuttle. Wash. llarcb t.~—~(:aptaln
Wallace gives the following particulars
of his first experience with the 'Iong-
shorcmen of tillaguay:
When the Queen nuivhmi unloading
the 3:: lndians who had been doing the
work were taken to Shaguay. They
did the worit for 25 cents an hour and
the white men demanded 75 cents.
At nitagnay the ladiana went ashore
and were been by a crowd of fifty an-
gry men. .The white men were well
organised. They did not linow. how-
ever. that. the Quem had federal troops
aboard.
The ail-various made a rush and the
Indiana fell bat-it and were crowded
close to the edge of the wharf.
At this juncture three shots were dr-
ed at the indians by the attacking par-
ty. The shots did not do any damage.
The no soldiers in charge of F. P.
Eastman were called upon by Captain
Wallace to meet the Indians. The
company quickly formed on deck and
the men were driven bath at the point _,
of hayoncta. The fact that soldiers
guarded the salesman of the Queen
probably caused the saw to
give out the report at Victoria that
martial law prevailed at m.
”Iiarsa boa.” said an old darker
"yoaaia‘tgwiaetornafttrgnv's‘r.ls '
rm?"
"i don‘t know; We been thinking
about i. What some you advise?”
“T as any sswise?’
”Ya.
”Well. bela’ as you as it. Hi give it:
If I was yon I wouldn't.”
"war—don‘t yea think i cold hit
the chair?” .
“on. III ssh! Tan ' an as
stair. in i don't tblah ran swirld “I
W“
a Itamfordlarn Destroyed “by live.
together wit-hits”
Stamford, March i.—-il'ire thm morn-
ing destroyed the born of John J. Fla-
ney and its contents. Three horses
perished in the names. The loss is
$5,000. covered by a small insurance.
The tire is supposed to have been cans-
ed accidentally by tramps who slept in
the barn last night.
m ”I”? BILL.
Introduced in Both Eons“ of the lists
You Iagialature this Korning'
Albany. N. Y.. March Ai—The prima-
ry bill which has been in course of
preparation for three weeks and upon
which numerous conferences have
been held was introduced in both
houses this morning. it is made ap—
pllrabie to cities of the first and sec
and class and in all conventions of a
party made up wholly of delegates
elected in such cities on the choice of
the members of political committees
and on the conduct of political tunn-
mittees in such cities.
The bill provides that each party
shall have a general committee for
each munty, except that in the city of
Sew York lhi'l't' may be a general
committee for each manly wholly
therein. a general city committee. or
both.
All members of these committees
shall be elected at the primary elet"
tions held on 'the annual primary day
in September.
The seventh Tut-allay before the day
of general election in each year shall
in- known as the neutral primary day.
noramnasnss.
Denver. Col. March t-Troublo is
brewing again in the northern. coal
district. The trust has ordered a shot-
down of the mines and men threaten
to indefinitely shut down the entire
district unless some men! is
reached at once. ‘
Chicago, March FThc Northwest-
era has announced a 21 sent through
rate on floor horn Minneapolis to New
Yory, ('flmi‘lh'e tomorrow.
San Franc arch Hleneral
William Booth. of the Sale-titre Ar-
my. and party. left on the (Non cs-
prcas for lilo north on their way east.
him-tint: will be held at Portland, Scut-
tle and other points.
than Diego. i7al.. March i—Al a meet—
ing of prominent Republicans steps
were batten to promote the mndidary
of l'. S. Grant for the l'nitevi Stator;
Senate from California
San Francisco. March tullajordien-
rml Dickinson has issued orders for
the lilflilfl’ill‘ln of all the national
guard of California.
San Francisco, Hatch i~~>’l’he war
department, has issued orders for the
immmllah- transfer of ammunition
from the Bonn-la arsenal to this city.
liailns. Tom. “arch «twin Somer-
vilic county, Harvey lane. a farmer
was itillcd by Henry Ilarltlow. a form-
cr hand. the latter severing Loni":l
head from the body with an axe.
lleriin. March «i—«it is announced
here that the marina. who is said to
harr- bern suffering front slight lullav
mation of the lungs. following an at—
tat-lt of the monies. is improving.
Paris. liars-h i~i'aptain Brannon. of
the general staff, who wrote an our
ragsously insulting lotto-d to cr-hiin-
later Trarieux. one of the witnesses at
the Zola trial has been punished by be-
ing transferred to the stall of "iv
iliath army corps.
IIIOVAI...
DR. c. if. BOUTWELL. dentist. has
removed to the new bank building.
Washington street Oliee boars: s
to 11:“. 13:» to a; datum even-
ing“! to 9. a: in:
wow - DALI.
Putt iiALz-A very desirable building
lot in St. John avenue. East Nor-
walit for sale. A healthy and nut-
class neighborhood. Water and
sewer connections. At a bargain it
sold at once. inquire of B. 1'. Col-
tins. e2 'Wnahlngton um. lionth
Norwala. Conn. ml lit
run sane—u» neat wit-gee. amt
bargains. Apply W. W. Coasters.
m int
‘ m an.
rouse-amt an... m on
Wall“ street. triad-r may
have same by entity at this also
udnsflagtortbtsaavsrtlss-sat.
.2?“
“newsman an
lanowlneatsdatl'sathsIlla»
WANTED
”HID—At. once a bright
ll! or lady to act as ‘ ‘
also to solidi subscriptions and side
em for the only Joviah,‘ '1
par in Connecticut Addr-a ht ones;
Hebrew loader. Derby. Conn. lad ’
‘ w-t-me
WARTBD—an large or two small V ‘
furnished rooms, with gas and can
er. Centrally located. P. 01MB}
501. South Norwallt.
WANTED—A bright young man! . _
sell staple goods on commission.
,Good opportunity to build up a Ins
trade. Address. A. 3.. this 0M3.
m3“,
WANTED—German, Swede or Hun—
garian. Must be generally Mill
and understand cure of horse. Apply
after 9 a. m., at 86 East avenue, last
Norwalk. m3 3t
WANTED—Stiff hat trimmers wanted.
Steady work. Apply to II. 8. cor
nell. 435 West Broadway. New;
York. or W. B. Hubbell, Booth Nor-t
wallt.
WANTED—Boarders; ladiu only.
South Norwailt. Illa”:
WANTED—~Boarders at No. 9 Hole
ford place. Heat and bath. 0811*
AGENTS WANTED—For War incl-r
be. by Senor Quesada. Cuban raptor
sentative at Washington. m
by Cohen patriots.
demand. A bonanza for «in.
Only $1.50. Big book. big
alone. Everybody wants the only aw
dorsed, reliable book. Outfits free.
all trash, and make 8300 a month
with War in Lube. Add!“ Me
Dearborn street. Chicago. as
4......255
To LIV.
T0 LET—First door, dve rooms, 08
South Main street: seven rooms. 01
Woodward avenue: six rooms. “lilo
Hall block. suitable for onions; first
floor. ll rooms, No. to Union street;
5 rooms. second floor. «i H
place. E. A. Wmdward. “
T0 LET—Rooms on Water , ,
to is per month; house ’
street. Slit: Hillside place, 81 3
Smith sum. Norwnllt. 87'. my -, ~
37.; Taylor avenue. 86. Storm
hianufactory. Raymond Brothers.
natw
T0 LET—Two desirable apartments at
l and 8 Gerard place, south Nero
walk; 5 rooms and attic, or 4 room.
with use of store room; both llcllill.
use of bath. but and cold water. heat,
etc. Terms reasonable. inquire at
either number. .331
T0 l.B'l‘—-l-‘irst floor. sis rooms (
Spring street, all maveniences;
fill. Also second floor, 48
Apply of Taylor 6 Golden or Wllv
llum W. Imam-r. {2| 2'
T0 l.i-I'l‘~liousc, upper part, four
rooms. Small family. 10 Bayviow
avenue. ’8. inquire Taylor b not.
den or Ezra Hoyt, ll Bast arenas.
at“!
T0 LET~Thc unwind and third “on
of the Quintard building.eornerfll
and Knight streets. Norwalh. law
,.able for oillces, lodge rooms. or light '
manufacturing. Rant , rsasonablst
inquire of P. 8. Claimant, “Elli!
street. Norwam. or F. ii. Gui-WI.
walk. out
To LET-Jinan» in Orchard M
suitable for either one or two small
families. has all modern improve-
ments. bath room. furnace. etc. M
minutes' waiit from West avslw
trolley. inquire at No. C W
street In“
To LET—dim. adjoining rddsasr
of T. l. liayrwnd. salt. 11 room.
modern improvements. drsbsla' ar-
tier; house. 7 rooms. adjoining radi-
dance of advertiser; 3 boss- lib»
den street. ii room each and .
gardens; lst door. I and I. ..
street; second floor. I Toiiss m
Allianoodoniersadrsstslow‘
ply to John if. Knapp. I!
om ‘
$2.50 per week. :6 Monroe strut. ’
Credit given. Freight Bald. m
street. all conveniences; rent. .10.}
5 Washington street. ilottth Norah,
The National Boot: Concern. ass-ass, ' '
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Norwalk Chronicler