A Sneak This! Robs Two Mullah
cunts at St Joseph’s Church
strum $68 All! nu no
Iaiybollatadthshounsw
tolls-OwnLIilsyand as to
Ira. David I. Marti—Int
massacre
W ,
A sneak thief, the most despicable
follow 0! his ilk, who operated under
the cloak of religion and piety, se‘
cured $68 yesterday morning at the
service in St. Jomph's chuch, in South
Main street. The losers oi this
amount were Mrs. Owen A. Riley, of
South Main street, and Mrs. David l".
Bernard, oi Spring street.
They attended the 8 o'clock mass at
the church, occupying a iront sent. it
was a communion service. and both
ladies, who are very devout, went for-
ward, leaving their purses on the seats
they had occupied. Mrs. Riley’ s purse
contained 800 and Mrs. Bernard's $8.
Directly behind them sat a strange
map between two other ladies. When
the service was about ball over the
sexton and others saw the men get up
and leave the church. As it is an un-
usual occurrence for any one to leave
the building during communion, be
attracted considerable attention.
When Mrs. Bernard returned to her
seat her pocket'book was missing. She
did not say much about it until the
close oi the service. thinking she might
have dropped it on the floor. Mrs.
Riley's purse lay about where she had
left it. She never once suspected that
its contents had been disturbed until
she opened it alter the service. Then
it was ionnd that the money it con.
tained was gone.
The matter was not reported to Chiei
of Police Vollmer until 9:20 o'clock.
An investigation was at once made. it
is presumed that the man went at once
to the depot and boarded either the
9:12 or. am train, which go out and
vial.
Worshippsrsmseeured a pretty good
description oi the man as he was leav-
ing thmhhnrsh. its is slid to be ap-
parently about 23 years at age. with
smooth lace and dark complexion. live
feel. eight inches in height. heavily
built; wore a dark blue sack mm and
no overcoat.
it is claimed that he was at the
meeting in the church last Friday
night. lie appeared very devout. l‘hiei
Vollmer is oi the opinion that the man
had a pal somewhere in the vicinity.
and that the thoit was arranged be-
tween them.
l'atber Furlong. oi St. Mary's
church, was notified yesterday alter-
noon to be on the lookout for suspic»
ions characters. Usher William Will»
lat-e recalled a rather unusual circum-
stance that took place in lhe'tnornilltt
at the early mass. He noticed two
well-dressed young men acting rather
strangely and went toward them to
speak. when they hastily lelt ‘
church and walked rapidly down tli.
avenue. continually looking bark to
see it they were being pursued. The
one he noticed in particular was toll
and slim, and about twenlyelght
years oi age.
’
—Ipscisllslsloath lorwala lesion
Ross.
We came near overlooking the tart
that we have a low bargains in men’s
stilts and overcoata. We give the also
of coats. Thus are bargains on you
will readily acknowledge when you
look at them. We give sizes on all we
have. so you can readily not whether
you can get a It or not. Overmuu:
lllss 33, sold for till. now ill; size lid.
sold lor ”3. now is; also all-35, sold
ior so. now 82: sin- it. sold tor no.
how to: also 42, sold for 820. now ll;
also 34. sold for .20. now til: size 83.7.
sold for 827. now Gil): also 40. sold ior
all. now ill. in suits. bim- all-wool
surge. also oi costs; pants and Vents to
match: 86. ii. I. 42. to. ill. lortner
price Dis. ior 0’ salt; but blue ilsnnel
soils. is. 3!. as. former price iii. ior
$7.90; black diagonal and cutaway.
alass as. iii. 40, former price Ola. now
it: also Iii. fancy milled suit. former
price til“. now $1.50; Branch raised.
alas it. ionssr prise ill. now I; dsrlt
mined cutaway. since 36 and 42. forum
prlecsliawfl. Now dost let this
annually slip. it your also is In the
Islam ”In Goo. ll. Van Al-
sins. ill um street.
“in!" Guava.
liar llama“ Iasvllle. oi lltsssimi
isn't-stout toldivsr sat-rains mt
Tea-hr is raw cassss. when Albert
Emulsihsorsalaed lo the
ministry slur Wag as min:
Ml
. .r“
‘ bhsdto'slk lento.
Quotaore and weary, George 8mi-
hrt. s Weston farmer, arrived in Nor-
walk Saturday evening. having walked
nearly all the way from New York
city.
Blulbert, it is said. had some inter-
esting experiences with New York
ounce men that he will not soon lor-
gst, and it will be very many moons
before he again lakes in the sights of
the metropolis.
The farmer. the story goes. bad sav-
ed a considerable sum of money in
anticipation of his visit. and confiden-
tially told several of his friends that
he intended ”seeing the elephant" in
all its phases. He started early Thurs-
day morning. and upon reaching the
city be admired the skyscrapers and
the moving throngs of people to his
heart‘s content. On Friday night he
started out to inspect what he had oi—
ten heard spoken of as the tenderloin
district. During his travels he fell in
with two affable strangers who agreed
to initiate him, and he is now well
satisfied that they did.
The last that Smibert remembered
is taking a drink with the strangers.
When he came to his source his watch
and money were gone anti all that was
left for him to do was either to walk
or steal a ride on a freight train back
to Norwalil. He walked a ways. and
then attempted to board a freight. but
was unsuccessiul and continued his
way on loot. He left New York at
3 o'rlock and reached South Norwallt
late in the nits-moon.
lie saw expi‘easman C. J. Ferris. and
being thoroughly exhausted asked him
for a ride uptown. where he had
friends and could secure a rouveyaneo
bat-it home.
Smibert related his adventures to a
number oi his friends and said that in
the iuture Norwalk and Weston would
lurnish all the excitement that he do
sired.
nanrasrmm
hub]- at the Starla! thelowbd
ministration.
A Washington dispatch says:
The Daughters oi the American Rev
elation are in is hotter because Mrs.
Daniel Manning. newly elected presi-
dsltvgonersl. is said to have ignored a
provision oi the constitution of the
annotation that provides that mem- ,
bars of the executive board shall be
residents oi the District oi Columbia.
Mrs. Manning. it is said. has select-
ed friends (or chairmen o! committees
without regard to their reference.
Another source of discussion in the
allegtwl assertion by Mrs. Manning that
her election holds good tor the two
years on the amendment to the t'tlil‘
stilution. whirh provided ior an exit-lb
sion oi oli'lce from our to two years.
The opposition party argue that
Mrs. Manning's eluding was under the
old constitution, and that therefore her
term will expire pm February. This
is refuted on the plea that since the old
otllceni tilled the chair until the close
oi the session. the newly elevted oili-
lrers did not legally preside until alter
the adoption of the amendments nam-
ell.
-—!‘bs Iain Quasiion.
Where will you lind the IN‘i‘il. goods
(or the least money? At the limit!!!)
More. Norwalk.
Prices i'oi' Titratiny only:
i'ear's & Packer's tar amp, 2m size.
liner.
ileuuison's crepe paper. plain colors
mic gradel, lilo.
iioys' titty-cent knee pants. are.
25v hair brushes. lite.
{lilo blryrle and plain lam-ta ltlom.
25c.
llr unbleached muslin. iv.
7r while donut, be.
2 pieces lilo dress grants. :9:
lib- nightgownil, 390.
17.50 black horse)! Jacket», $3.50.
l'iatu glass mirror with oak tramp,
250.
lilo slit-inch Jnrdinims. mm.
‘3 barn oi bum mp ior 254'.
We corset steels for be per pair.
Waiting for WW.
Notice is given that thirtydour rou-
virts will be released from lilo state
prison at Wethmdrid during the prob
sent month all account oi lite expira-
tion it! sentences. it is sold this is
the largest number missed during any
one month in the history at the insll~
tutlon. in the Bridgeport jail there
are fourteen prisoners who have been
tor several weeks waiting idr moral
in WWII]. Mill liaisiey said
yesterday that he hoped to get his
charges ol of but hands. but that New
Haven county was in the some omit.
easiest. and it was take and loss as to
who would he winner.
hymn-0W
A lively this is anticipated at the
Town House this "rain, the m
sios being the “learned sastlal Inert»
lag of the city at “math to lay the
annual city and library tax. it is es»
W last the lllwary issue will he
discuss“ at length.
nu Hill A lilill
Arrived in Harwell Saturday Night
and liade Things Lively.
ClElllHlllllllElEllllSllllflllS
Inivasarslsidiolavs ls'sa Used
udOnslanInjnsad,Afisrwllich
momma-lacs
Bill-um
A bad black man known as Hank
Schoolcrail. who hails from airmewhere
up the Hudson, arrived in Norwnllr
Saturday night and proceeded to get
acquainted
lie carried a razor in his born and
gave it out that he was a bad man to
trifle with. As he made a tour oi the
Main street saloons the denizens were
quickly rowed and several places were
cleaned out.
At the upper end or the
Schoolcrait encountered big “Bill"
London. "llillum," who was primed
and loaded and brimiui of fight. said
he would not be downed by any black
man. no matter how many razors he
had.
Suddenly the black mall's list shot
out and Billum dropped like a leg.
while the hangers-on started for chairs
and billiard cues to avenge their inllen
hero
Discretion was better than valor at
this juncture. and the black man hind
himsell to Wall street. where he got
into trouble with several of his own
race. The saloonkeeper where the
ailray took place is very reticent abom
the matter. but lrom what could he
learned jack-itnivcs and razors played
a prominent part in the melee.
lirillin Kelly was tackled and receiv-
ed a rut on the shoulder below any (wit
couhl interfere. The hangers-on were
getting ready to came up the hold of-
iendor. when he quiniy disnptwared.
The Norwailt police were notified
and a search was made lor.‘ hoolcrait
bill he could not be iound.
st reel
swarms-cs m.
”m“...
Ibswasalortosiousfloafidsaasm-
asor who Worked the World's Iair.
San Francisco. ('alii.. March
7.~ Mabel Renting. known imm
.Vew York to San l‘ranrlsm as
the "Queen of l’it'klulrkets," was shot
and totally wounded by Jerry Sullivan.
a city hall Janitor. in the below: of her
husband, who also "solved a bullet
truth the some pistol. Sullivan enter—
ed Ko-nling‘s saiomi and called Ynl' it
drink. llelort- serving him Kcnling
demanded payment oi a bill alleged to
be due. Sullivan made an instilling
rrply which brolsrht Mrs. Healing to
the trout. lit-r remarks enraged tini-
llvan, who tin-iv a revolver and shot
her in the left breast. innit-ting a mor—
tul wound. Sullivan then turned his
revolver on Keating and sent a bullet
through the back of his nerk. The
wound is not regarded as dangerous.
Sullivan was immediately arrested and
locked in the city prison. lie is said
to in.- an opium lit-ml. lie ullt‘mpll'll
in kill ltia ulster ill'i't‘rill months ago.
Mabel Renting is stated by the pour-e
to be a notorious confidence operator.
and is reported to have cleared over
$140le by disreputable prartires dur‘
ing the World's Fair in Chicago.
Iorwalh's “ivory Tax
A prominent legal light of Norwalk
rcmuriml this sitnrnoon that ii Um
Norwulk city meeting laid a library
lull. this evening. and thus sminbllsiiml
llll‘ authority o! the oily and lint. lilo
mnnril in library matters it. would in-
validate iho appointment oi the librw
ry directors by the moat mnnril and
give the library again into the tilted
«charge ol the mono” to run us they
see lit. This might also liner: the
promised removal of the library and
tho rily would keep it where it is a!
present. ll no Mimi.
“Monty.
A mixed ale party at Winnlpsuk.
last night. resulted disastrously ior
several oi the participants and there
are wvml sore heads and blark eyes
italay as a result oi the from. The
adairalmrunnl near a Winnlpauk sn-
loon alarm to o'clock and lbronghly
aroused the neighlsrrhood. .
who
Manila cam.
Miss Lydia Mission. of North
Main street, was tsiten suddenly lll
while at service in Trinity cherish.
latarday alteramn. A carriage was
called and took her home. where she
was attended by in. Clark. like was
slightly improved masy.
him A.Patteraua. in Bridgeport
heildsr.sistyysarsoiags.diaspmred
ammunimeoflumeaa
selosad. mum ago he was
mmmommmm
has sated Insanity. items. is
W .4 Wmmmm.
W it stunner. mom; 1898.
’ ’5 today for his
opinion on the t oi Spain for the
recall of mi we, said
inhalant may add to
the gravity iii. a situation already
strained, it did seem to have risen
to the dignity [a matter oi interna
tional stallion“. it was an intima-
tion oi General ‘ 's want oi accepta-
bility rather ill a demand ior his re-
call; it. has anthem insisted upon;
and no suiiicluatgreaaons for the step
have been givsntfi’; (tenors! Lee's semi-
diplomntlc oil or some to take
him out of tb'é ulnr class so iar as
treatment is . A mere con-
ic ior any reason.
wn without more
ado. lied his eseotlamr
could be rev Considering the
fact that Mini ins conml general by
our image isi ted with milsitiera'
no, rights or n,’ iations with the Cu-
ban governmenl‘, iii recall should not
be asked for by " y a without alleging
good reasons. erwlse Spain would
be open’to the rge oi trying to in-
tonsiiy the slip on. There. is not so
far as the lam ve been made public.
any real parslleiym to tin: Demure in-
cident, because be such reason for
(toners! Me's [inability to maintain
friendly relations with the olhcials oi
his residence appeal-a as in that case
So that our govsrnmr-nt mine to be
within its rights in dcclini to re-
gard the hint oi tho Spanish govern-
ment at least until the him. has be-
come a demand. and until the use-ltd~
ness oi General Lee as an agent. accep-
table to both vanilla is proved to have
ceased.
may ottoman.
ucmuoafims and it is a.
Hard-blaming”.
Seattle, Wash. March 7.w'l'hero
seems to he no flammable ground for
thinking that the schooner Hermie K,
from ha Jrsncisw to Skaguay. is a
wreck 0! Vancouver island. as was re-
ported Saturday last. Although she is
long overdue. it is attributed to her
gasoline W, which has roused
trouble he! Captain Roberts oi
the stunner In, says he Md
on Thu W 9M
Rot its and Brill: lie-ill. a little milieuh
or with a loud pulling gasoline engine.
He thought it was the Wil' h bile
was bound north and did not appomr to
be in trouble I aptaiu Mhnlicruon oi
the lambs said inel‘ .tplain oi til». .1-
tional tity toll him that he had sow-n
the licss'le K ill Seymour S'nnas
me thirteen tidbit ago, going mark
with lite tide, l'iiimlay silo had not
arrived at Skaauay. it is hollow-d
along the wall-r front that she will not
through all r‘tghY if given time enough.
\‘lrioria. ii. i' , Man-ii I.—‘-'l"hr- steam-
cr Tess has arrived irom Wrangel and
Northern lirllish l'ulumllin points liav~
lug pm! Sheltwr i'oint during a lhlru
log. They saw nothing oi the strait
supposed to be the Hermie K. The re-
Wflcd loss oi lllt- lit-sale K cannot be
confirmed here.
ltsamsrcoronsnoatsd
Seattle. Wash. \larch 7. «The airtim—
er lambs. whit-h arrived hm from
Alaska. brings oo-wa that the stature-r
('omna. which went on u rook oil Lew
in Island January iii, was lllmtwl
Thursday evening. The i‘orona will
be brought to Purl Townsend, where
her canto will i»- unloaded.
William Up.
llllllilortl. Mix. lion-h 7‘”.“" the
ulnpnrtments or m» i'vpnerell and in‘
mnln ration mills wv-rt- Marlo-d up in
lull this morning alter a allllldown oi
novel» Wi'r‘lls on nvmnnt oi“ a strike oi
the operatives against a reduction in
Walter.
[sermons letting Orders.
New York. Wall street. March 7.
in: lo a. m,-~Thort- were onm'mmtg ill-l»
ling orders in the market at the open»
log on arrotmt oi the new i'ubsn com»
nitration over l‘onanl-lienrrral lice.
and the losses ranged trust 2 points to
over 5.
MM
Captain llenry Thompson. lor it
years keeper of the New Haven liabl-
honse on southwest ledge. will be rt:-
Ilrsd lrm his post today. having linen
bland guilty of imitation and neg-
lert of duty. This is the result oi an
investigation that was begun three
weeks ago. when “animal Roper.
commanding the steamer Ill-ileum
oi ills lighthouse div-mm. came it»
to port. Captain nonuni- was sons»
mused on board and disallowed with
charges of aegis-n oi only. it was
charged that he had leit his station
and was absent trust his post tor litres
days. and m was introduced
mowing that he was intoxicated alter
:2":
SPAIN Bll‘lKS llilllll
Sthlthdraws hcr Request for the
Recall of Consul-General Lee.
llillllElll indium lllllSEll
“elongation for his Recall Based
onbislympashyforihscuhans~
n- flays he will Continuum
dohioDuty.
Washington. March 7.~Stiain has
withdrawn her request tor the recall
of Consul General Lee. and it is now
believed that lite incident is practical—
ly aimed.
it is now stated that the request was
never out. in the shape of a demand:
but merely a suggestion on the part of
Spain.
When she found that it would not lw
pleasantly melved by this; luunlry.
she promptly reel-tied.
it is learned that the spanish objec-
tion to General Lee is based largely on
his sympathy with the Cuisine and
some ol’ his utterances that. have ap-
peared in print.
The sentiment at the Capitol today.
esperiaily on the iimtae side, was ai~
most unanimous in support of thr-
president in lirsrlluillg its recall iieneml
sfl'.
('hairmun ilull. oi the military mm»
mittee in the House. nlm'ed the pas-
sage. Ilmler suspension of the rolls. of
senator liawley's hill calling (or two
additional regiments oi artillery.
There was a good deal 0! consulta-
lion this morning between the presi-
dent. lit-l'rt-lary long. and Alirlil'iialil
secretary buy, without doubt «ieloted
to the considernron of our relations
with Spain.
'illGoardAmsrican blunts.
Hanna. March 7.-(leneral Lee. the
l'nitsd States consul general, when
queelicmetl regarding Spain's tit-mam!
lor his recall, Milli: "I shall continue
in «in my duty. Wllil'l! is to Emmi
American interests.
"i'ilzhtigh Lie my son. came to visit
me during tilt short vat-atom giant «d
him ll) iho’ f‘ hoaapmlto and Ohio rail.
road. llv- was hwrr below. has many
friends, and will “turn to llir‘ l'llllwl
Stairs will-ll his Vilt‘i’tiilifl is um. but
work. Sir». Ll» iii not ill. lint" lr‘ slit!
ill‘i‘i‘llllii. i have- tmt written iwr any:
thing to alarm her. i have no new:
in do so."
As previously raided, the Haul rur.
wy steamer iiavhl», on her return from
Key West. will take the 'rrn's plum-
ucar ihr arm-k oi the Maine. as mini"
tors for th“ ot‘lirrrs. The Hut in to
go north to lake on supplies ior tllo- rv-
concentration. taking these supplies di-
rert to hintanzns and lingual in Grand».
’l'r's'hnlmlly. the Fern is a war \‘rwl.
because she mounts om' gun. is six-
pounder. which in llflt‘tl l‘nr saluting.
Only surmisru can be inside as in how
long the l'nited titans rmiri oi inquiry
into the lows of the Maine Mil remain
here. but it does not seem likely that
live wort will remain heir Knuth long~
or. its members proimm lgmlrunvo as
in the time oi their departure for the
I'lilit'il Stilton.
The Ward lino steamer t‘oliolw ar-
rivml here this morning from New
York. and the rlpumsh steamer Alfonso
Kill. has renriml this twirl. irom 8min
having on lxlnrd LEM toddlers.
Crows for lpanish Torpedo Boats.
(linugow. Mart-h “Iv-The crews to
man the Spanish llwpoilss boats (lands:
and Andi-it. which are being built by
ilw 'i'bompaons tor lipain. have arrived
here. it is expert“! that the islets will
he mimpieted on Friday or Saturday
when they will go to Fermi. lipain.
where they will take on bond their
armaments. lv‘rmn Fermi the Oaado
and Antler will go to (Tuba.
Winth- m
Key Wat. larch 'l.»«—Tlta Mallory
line steamer Alamo arrival here this
wsnrsmmmm
About flats, laid low I“ u
mWWM‘W
Kansas City, Mo. March 1—41".
Stephen A. Northrop, of the first Bur
tist church. in a prelude to his Dermal,
tallied strongly in iavor oi var.
“i cannot but icel that war is inevi-
tavle," said he. "lint. humanity is a
larger word than America. These
dogs of war ought to be driven hack
to their kennels not only because of
the Maine disaster. but because of lib-
erty-loving, body-starving Cuba. is
it not about time lint-lo Sam clutched
the throat of Spain and bade her
hands 0111’ Think of it, my mole.
have allowed this country of hateful
name to starve 50»,le men women and
children right at our very doors.
"i am amazed that the civilized and
(‘hristianizoii nations oi the world
have not oils-ml to help her before
this. The time has surely tvrmc when
the l'nitml Slut-is must not low-p ei-
lr-rlt."
Haunting Three Inch Rifles.
San Diego. Pat, March 7.-—l.lemen-
ant Humphrey, commanding battery
ll, Third artillery. iliillllmml at this
place. has i‘liv’i'lifil orders to lie-ml his
company oi artillery at once to Point
llllla to timlllil the lhrm—lm'b rifles r0-
n’mtly :la‘-liverul there {or the defense
of ill“ harbor. “
MBA!!! DARK“.
Li'li Align-ins, (fat. March 7.-_Tllr—
condition or mineral Rosecrans. who is
lying ill at his ranch near this city.
is upon-wt to iw slightly worse, al—
though physirinus attending him say
there is still hope of his recovery.
Topeka. Kain. March “ls—George s.
i‘railr, a notorious and clever pension
swimlivr. has been brought here i'nr
trial alter having been arrested at Hol—
ton by a glisortxmont inspcrtor. ('rail»
is wanted. it is said. in lows. Missouri.
Nebraska and other slam.
Portland. Ore. March 7,-The stream-
nhip (ingot; sailed for southemtern
Alaska with 25-0 {managers and too
litmtl ill live sltu'lt.
Anaconda. Mont, March 7.--F’ranlt
(Y. Idle, and Joseph Shirl are dead
and tau mmpanions an: in a critical
oomlllion at Moose llbke from the dr
im- in oi drinking Wood alcohol on Sun-
day night.
(’hhrago. March 7.—-Tho Chicago
friends oi the late George W. G. For-
ris are much perplexed over the ileum-l
from l’lltsburg that. the ashes o! the
inventor oi the Ferris wheel are held
by tho undertaker pending the pa .
ment or the innerai expenses.
Halifax. N. 3. March 7.."5mflirf
i'lelau'ore, iur Philadelphia. from Liv—
orpotli. is mining in with steamer ita-
taionia. irom Queenstow‘ for Boston.
in tow.
Paris. Marth lm'l'ht! minister tor
foreign aliairs. bi. ilanaiaux. has in-
formed Ambassador i’ortcr that he
will receive the United Stats apt-clot
commission to thr- l’aris oxmsltion ni'
limo nn Wednrmiay next.
all. Ialllitl. )lo., March 7.-—SWrr-t oer.
iiw oilirers have arrested at De Soto.
Mu. Joseph (Tatum William Sutton
and William llalllt on a charge of
matting and circulating ('ollnlI-ll'l-ii
money.
card of Thanks
We, through the columns oi this pa—
per, wish to cxprras our hoarliril
thanks for ill” many hindnrms shown
in George H. New-mu during and nfiI-r
his last. illnm.
hir. and lira. Joseph (‘m'iierham
FOR SILE.
FOR SALE-~Nlce H-foot llnl bottom
lmat. oars stall and anchors. mm‘
piric. all good all now. l'lmip in
quirk buyer. :3 Mirth .iinin slim.
ritnltli Norwulk. in? it
h’illl 8ALE)~('.ilrap--Ltrl. hum; near
lislwrrn avenue. Bast Not-walk. i'nr
lmrticnlars inquire oi W. it. and W.
ll. Wilcox. i iiouih Main bin-vi,
South lorwaik. to? fit
FOR SALE—A very desirable building
lot in lit. John avenue, last N0!-
walk for sale. A healthy and first-
class neighborhood. Water and
sewer connections. At a bargain it
sold at once. inquire oi it. 1'. Cob
tins, 02 Washington street. South
Norwslk, Conn. oil at
eon SALE-«Two asst cottages. Great
bargains. Apply W. W. own.
:29 int
morning with a eargo oi ammunition
tor the lfnited Siam host's greater
part at whit-ll is Intended tor the cruis-
er Cincinnati.
WWI-sanction.
New York. March turns training
ship Russ arrived and anchored oil
Toupkinsville, males island. at 9
o‘clock this morning. The Terror is
still lying 0! Qt. George.
hostile. Wash. larch tum
illicit. a rut-est. arrival from [law-la
cur. says when be when the ills
Ital-ma rim he rowan the Min
uratnnnaualoon.
[lRMflAKl’Kfl—wm made. limit
Remaining.“ * '
ml. 0. F. BOUTWEliiam
moved to the new bank
Washington street. Olles logy-gr.
toll: 45 912:30195; saturdsy
.lillfl 9.
WANTED
“nonhuman“ ”from V S
with board by a gentleman with M.
best of reierentes. Addre- 3..
oi Sentinel ollice.
WANTED—fill“ bat trimmers
Steady work. Apply to N. 8. I
hell. :5 West Broadway
bark or w n Hubbeli. South
walk figf
AGENTS WANTED~For War its
ha. by Senor Quesada, Cuban repro-
sentatire at Washington. mm
(by Cuban patriots. in
emand A bonanza for again.
Only 81. 50. Big hook, big M
sions. Everybody wants the only
dorsed, reliable book. om
Credit given Freight paid. '
all trash, and make $300 a
with War in Cuba. Address W
The National Book Concern.
Deal-born street, Chicago.
To LET.
_, , ”mm-:3!
Ti) llli‘h'l'e— Four-room apartmenln, llt
slur) rear. over I). W. W
iiashlngton street windows in
r-ry room, rm 351. Hall!
luatnl and cleaned. inquire 1‘”
old Will ('igztr illmmny, 83 Wash-
ington street.
TO le‘T—{ln Benedict Farm, N;
Aorwaik. house oi seven woman".
“as all improvements of plum
trollry passes the door. 1mm
possession. Apply to C. 1217'”, _
0;? Osborn nv,o~nue East Norwaih. -
053
no LET—First floor. live rooms, is ‘
South Main street; seven rooms, a
‘ Woodward avenue; six rooms, Hula
Hall black suitable for omus' Int
floor, ll rooms. No. 10 Union street;
o rooms. second floor. 4 Hsntord
place. 1-3. A. Woodward.
T0 HIT—Rooms on Water strut. ,
to $8 per month; house on H“
mm. m; Hillside pimJll:
Smith street. Norwalit .1; Hr '
35; Taylor avenue 3‘.
Manulattory. Raymond
T0 LET—«Two desirable apartment “
i and ii Gerard place, South 11a»
walk; 5 rooms and attic. or 4 rooms
with use oi store room; both incl-do
use oi bath. but and cold water, heat,
etr. Terms watchable. Inqnin at
either number. In”!
T0 LETwl’irst floor. six rooms I!"
Spring street. all conveniences; rant,
ill. Also second floor, 48 m
street, all conveniences; rent, Oil.
Apply at Taylor k Golden or Wil-
liam W. Miller. in 1'
Til LET—dioxin, upper part, fear
rooms. Small family. 10 Bsyvisw
avenue, :8. inquire Taylor k 00!-
den or Ezra Hoyt. 41 East swans.
all}!
T0 LET—Jilin mood and third “I
0! the Quinlard bulldlng,eoraersll
and Knight streets. Norwnlk. m
able ior amt-es. lodge rooms, or w .
manufacturing. Kent M
inquire of r. B. onlntard. its lists
street. Norwam, or i". H. Quill-ll.
5 Washington street, South ”a
walk. “it
To l.l-1T-~llouso in Orchard m “r
suitable for either one or two ”I '
families. has all modern in!”
menu, bath room. forum. etc. two
minutes' walk irorn WM arenas“ a
trolley. inquire at No. 6 W' “'
street ”it
To le'l'wiioune. adjoining m
oi 'l‘. l. Raymond, m, ll souls.
mtxlern improvements. amt-am-
rler; house. 7 rooms, adioiltlli this
dence of advertiser; 2 house “-
den uteri. 5 rooms sash sad W
gardens; lat floor. I and 10 1“
street; secoml lloor, G Tollls u
All in good order and rants ltd.”
ply to John ll. Knapp. I!
street.
T0 MMqu—room . . y' ‘
story rear. Ewart: 1 WI
not it. Halls lighted, Isaiah
cleaned. Inquire ales on Wfl
w nor-my. 83 Waslasma
tom-min. salted“
eschenrserfiassa‘lfla
Norwalk Chronicler