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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 8, 1898 · page 1

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A hold robbery was perpetrated at
Nlcltoll'lut night. which for audacity
stands about parallel with the celebm
M flieboia eaae in which Botany and
Ween figured, «littering only in the

fact am no blood waa shod, although
life was threatened unless the people
approached gave up their wealth.
it. appeara. aeording to the Bridge-
port Telegram, that noon after 10
o'clock last night, as G. Waloott Beach.
raiding at Nichola. was retiring to
bed, two mashed men entered his bed—
room, one 01 when pineal a revolver
at him while the other covered his
wife, who had already retired, in the
nine manner, and demanded what
money and valuahlaa they had. Mr.
Beach.‘probably having in mind the
. ifilchoia tragedy. did not enter into any
, amount with Mo unwelcome visitors.
' but. on the other hand loot no time
in delivering over to them what money
he had. together with other valuables.
Alter the robber: had secured the
booty they departed.

Who they were hir. Beach was un-
able to any. and furthermore he could
not give a deacrlpiion of the pair. He
had removed moat oi his clothing and
was about ready to retire when he was
mnlronted by the two men. They

' moat have gained an entrance to the
houae about the time Mr. Beach start-
etl lor hia bedroom in order to ban-
reaehed there an quibhly after he en—
tered.

Mr. Beach heard no unusual noise
about the house. and was taken com—
pletely unawarea. How'tnueb money
the robbera tenured is not known at
this wrfiiu. in fact. Mr. Bearh's
brother. who canto to Bridgeport and
reported WW.” the police. did
not than. but thought it would
amount to quite a little. an his brother
who was robbed in a well to do (timer.
The affair, when it been» noise-d
about Nichole created quite a nonna-
tion. and it in more than probable that
the rest oi the hamlet lit-pt with lnr‘ll'
trons within enayrange the remainder
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Oood'ork Dona by the Vernon oi
lorwalk linen the Year Opened.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Central club was held yesterday alter.
noon

The president. Mrs. inane Jennings.
apohe-a lew worda of greeting. loilow—
ed by an able and oomprehenall’e re-
port from the mretary. lira. (l. W.
Cram. ,

Next in order were the propoued
amendment: to lhe ooutllutlon, and
theae, after their eoneitte interpreta’
lion by the proaldent. were promoted
to the meeting by the club mremry
," and unanimously med. \
The chairman oi the entertainment
committee. Diva. J. fl. Gregory. wake
in a very entertaining manner oi the
recent meeting of the editor: or the
blah: Federation. and exhibited the
deli” oi the pin recently adopted.
Thane can be obtained by any member
oi the mate Federation by leaving the
order with tho atatr mretary. bit-a
Dotha Stone Pinneo.

Following thin name the report ot
the committee on philanthropy. pm
looted by the chairman. lint. it. 8.
lead. it would be lmpouaibio to
speak too blahly or the wort: oi thin
oolunilttee under lta able leaderablp.
The report not only spoke of the gum!
already done. at the lonely hour:
cheered and minted. oi unlimited
haada rendered Dore helpiul and the
kindly word: and Mode at all tirade.
hat outlined More plane oi great
practical helm-van. TM. in rapidly
becoming an invariant ieaiure at t
central slab. and the eoatnitteehope

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

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~ (The moaioai Sivan laat night at the

raaldem oi lira. Hamret under,
Went street, was one of the rare treats
oi the moon. ltlwaa attended by
about two hundred newborn and
friends of the South Norwallt Congra—
gational church The following rich
programme was enjoyed:

Piano aolo-—"Liebeatnunt" Lint
Walter P. Staniq.
Bong-”Star of My Heart" Dem
lira. ii. w. Monger.

Duet irotn Faust ....... Gounod
Mrs. A. F. Wheeler and Benjamin» M.
Chane.

Trial scene from Merchat at Venice,
Lira. illa 3. Keep.
Tenor ioloe-

a-—“ileiore the Dawn" Chadwick
b—"Songo of Avalon. ......... Clay
c»—"Corne into the Garden. Maud"
............................ Belle
Mr. Chane.

Piano aoioe~ ,.
a——Etude.......... ......... Jensen
b—in Autumn .......... hiaeboweli

Readiug~"Bngle Song" Tennyson

Mrs. Keep.

Tenor Solon—-

a—Recitatlve and Mia. "Come
Ye Children." from The Prod—

igal Son ................ Sullivan
b-—~"Sound an Alarm." iron: Jud-
an laccabeua ...... . ..... Handel
Mr. Chase.

Solo—”Night Time" Van de. Water

hint Monger.
Duets-—
a—"The Lord My Pasture Shall
prepare" .............. Si‘hnfl'iiizl'
h—~"0n Money Benita" ...... (alum

Mrs. Wheeler and Mr, Chase.

The tender poetry of Lini'a "Liebe—
nirnutn" wan admirably portrayed by
Mr. Stanley. The great duet iron)
Faust. by Mn. Wheeler and an. Chane.
was given with line dramatis- ellert.
lira. )lnnger's number. "Night Time."
wan particularly pinning. The mar-
veiotut aiaging or hir. ('hmle in tho
aria. "Sound an Alarm," nrottaeti the
audienre and eataiiabeti Sir. ('bnao at
once as a great lai'ulitt- with music:
love”, are he will always ho heard
here with plenum Mrs. Keep'a ar-
lections. particularly Tonnystm'st
"Bt'ie Bong." were vbnrmingly given.
The actzompauiata were Sir. Stanley
and Ira. ($.90.

At the nonrlunion oi the programme
there want a solo at iant'y aflii‘ll'n.
The proceeds are tor the t'hllfl'h var-
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manure 0’ 1n mun-re.

Attended by WWII»-
aultaioloanonlthoiidaa

The trial 01 the Orient noptette. now
on exhibition at Colonel Soonrlern' poi.
are in North lain atreot. was Inadn
“sterility alteration and was attended
with mimowhnt diaaltrmnt results.

The riders. zillion? expert on tin-it-
own mount». were Illiaertmiummi
managing to unwieldy a tnarhinv an
the snptette, and in l'olllfljlif‘m'e' had
aeveral tnmhlea while going’ up the
room: through North Main Mret'l.
William Shepard auntalnetl a xprainmi
ankle and l'lrtor Wood Ferris treat
badly bruised, accreditation a liberal
application at nrniea before he was» r»-
llevwl oi his ntiflcringa.

Alter the rider: butane unnewhut
naval-touted to the wheel. aeveral trip:
to Norwallt and return were made by
tour or them. The wheel will be out
again this alteration

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lumen-ate“ the Knob.

lleury Ii. Pitch. for lir. Burohard.
in building a ten-foot veranda on the
out aide oi the clubhouse at The
Knob. A ladiea toilet and other in»
provetnenia are alao Int-lulled in the
«hanger whirl: will greatly add to the
eonvenienee oi the rlub.

”maturation“.

lknver. liareh B»Acttve prepare
tioaa ior‘ lag the (rm! stationed
at Von hogan are Mag made and an
erythina to pot in radians» tor a and.
den eall tor duty. The ileum and
lilo Brando railroad baa hm tantra-.1.
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Appropriations Curtniled at the Adjourned
Annual Meeting of the“. Vity
~ of Norwalk. . .

some NORWALK
' vorns ”$50.00.

The Sinking Fund Appropriation of One Thousané Dollars the Only
Item Left Out—Permanent improvements ”greets Receives a
Boost-lfptowncrs Engage in a Lively Debate ver the Library
Tax-chort of the Water Board Received and Recommenda-
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The city 0! Nomik will have to run
its nubile library on an appropriation
oi $1.000 during the mining year. that
being the amount noted at the adjourn—
ed annual meeting in the Town iiousr»
last night. althoqh the conmrvatlre
voters and the burial taxpayers for,
oral 82,000. it wan ditto voted to lay
an eight-ruin to: lo provide {or the
appropriation math- for tho running
extrusion of the city. :ti’limllillllfl in all
to 8i:,:l9?.it‘l. whirl: in: lotion the library
appropriation. The matter of on fill-
tiltiouni water supply in tin:- form of a
pumping station was tlifii‘lisfitfil and the
question reirrred to a mmmiiiw to
rut-on m it special my meeting.

The meeting we: ilm‘lcir‘vlly livoiy at
timrx and tin-re wan marl! npiritul do-
lm». it is estimated that about thru-
ltn’tttlrmi persona were present. Mayor
him-er presided and For t'lerk ll, W.
ilrmgory Walt secretary.

The reading oi the noun! rity towns
on» dispensed with. oiling to the iiirt

that they had n printed.
honorary]. 3'“! .“ol the Watvr

litmrd. read the zmuuai report oi that
body. The Willi, of maintaining itlt.‘
water Wurkn, pnyog lntwrmt, t-hg. an,»
“7.5”.72. and hmn- to abort {Um
balloon ill the Mummy. Three lum‘
.i‘Hi ltlttl lWrnl) l-ri uf i.,riii’~ilir'lt .v u.
v 2‘ ittiai in Eleni» ~ ilVi'iliii‘ i'tlril 333i 317

The adjourned annual meeting of the
city of South Norwailt was held last
night in Arlon Hall. in the abaeuee
of Mayor Ikthannnn. President Hatch.

oi the lioard oi Councilmen. presided.
The (all. as read by City Clerk Joseph
R. Taylor. was accepted. on motion of
(‘. 1-3me

Corporation Conant-l Light moved
that each appropriation be taken up
maturateiy. lie‘introdutvd n remitt-
lion that the sum of $13.25!) be voted
for the administrative department.
This was Shout) lees than the budget
railed tor. the aunt iolt out being (or a
sinking iuml.

Ext—('tmtuziiman i", W. (‘omatmit in—
quired vihy the items} were taken up
separately. and ii’. in nearly every in-
stant-v, the. atnounto had not burn in—
t-roeaemi over tltoae oi N97.

Sir. lintrh gate a «nonpartisan oi the
two years. allowing an increase in rev-
vral of the departments; but the mini
lurrtwaav over last yours 913mm. he
thought, would not ext-em 800. A
.tia’miii tax in "99?. be said. run the
t’ll)’ and left a balance of 8|.an tuna
than the oatimnlml amount». During
that time iiniiwnd plat-e arms opened
at an unusual t-lll’linrn Shoo Willi paid
toward the Immieipnl elwtrir light
plant. the (Theorem Ti'rfiifl' null Mus
reluid and other work al'i'nlllviifihtll.

Mr. i'omntot-lt ulna had figures with
him. and by n vareitii c-otnpnrlmn
tilltlwml ibr- inrrealw by this year's luri-
gt-t to in» “.92”; tif-t‘i’l'aiw. Silli; net in.
t’l’i‘illit'. H.732. lie tbmmht tw- "tight
to go niow. on it an: bard Walk non
for .1 poor man to pay his lanai.

The um-sthm was then put and tin-
appropriation made without filrlhi'l'
tilnwnl.

Attorney Light than ofltvml a hog"-
itilinu that. “3.3le lfl' voted for tit»
hlI’I'o-l department. $5,075)" oi whirl: Wait
to kw tor permanent improvements.

tr. fiowtln united what. immatttttt

proverneni inmul.

Mr. Light replied that it was mute-
thing that would lint.

Dir. itowan immediately nlovui that
the: entirt- amount br- eapt-ndt-d in p”.
nunnent improvemento. lie was tin-d
oi the policy oi continually making re-
puira.

Mr. ('ornutorlt tonight that Sibley)
was enough tor this department. Tim
was all that an expended innit your.
lu- mid, and name improvementi wore
made.

The ruininlnaioneru were czfllnl on.
and John F. .‘ilrhiahon raid, in rotor,
rum to the improvements made lune
year. that they «mid not be eonaidor-
«l permanent. It won prowl-«bulb
year to lay brick or what: pain-mm”.
The atreota laal year were repaired
Telford. which would but several
yearn. In reopen-e to a question {ruin
Mayor Bohannan. who had “Murm-
ly arrived. lily. Meflahon raid he would
not renounced Tellord for hionrtnL
aimed or any aireet in the center of tht
oily. The aim should be paved
lie war allied if Monroe aimt would
be paved. and replied that the «out
anlnioam had not laid out any partin-
nlar work.

llr. Rowan said but their morning
alarm Noam atmt. ifntil Captain
Mb was aluminium it won one oi
the worn aim in the eity; he placed
mate era-bed atone upon it. mailing a
alarm turnover-eat. apart-ll; at the addition to the lateral amount would
not end. and it no new rainy pan-a. be but two.

. ’ Hr. lie-din report was ordered prim.
Joaoph ‘l’autaaay said it had been Ml with the other.
elated that Horror tum led to W The waiting oi appropriation to
where. but it out where he had lived meet the exponent oi the municipality
tor the moth; year was mi in order.
diam illorer honoured that “AM
no needed. * tor the aduiaiatrauw an»
”intent.

“This to m min than you had
teat your." cold Attorney it. ll.- Anette.

Councilman ”new. «batman oi the
lint-are rm mot. claimed that M
that Maid taro tuna you but may
wmmmefllm .

mom of thr- l’nu : Multili’ii-‘lllrlill: n my
point: “our llllulii boll not lwmi

(mm-3 iiurltmit. The vorntnimionrre
mgul repair» to Hm iirilpv tliilil and :t
lttrtltrr «item-tun of Ihr hixtr'eit-lnth
puw lu mount mo Iliatiiblllinx unfit
Mango l'l‘tiil'i’illi' innit-ml or port it:-
tuoll uml part in melt, ml at. plow-til

mu; ptpm. "Tammi: lilfr' PflN‘VOli‘fl.
“mom; mill lil‘i'vlil-gi'fl, ”mono, lama.
ml debt, ”Slum. The rental or lilt'
hydrants. waterint; lllnkh. riot. it own-
«el by untold" wormrztlionn, would and
be thy in hunt 33,529.

film-rotary (”tulip aim ri-lwrle'tl tlm!
be hill! the H'piili iii .uxnwwr Hill. at
New ”iiy't’ll, and Engineer U. .‘I. Wu H!
.1llli’t‘i’llifi5' lilo null and the «albumen
tor a new trues-win the t'hlttllnlnil of
.be uluwtvim‘h pipe mid repair» to
.he (lr‘upe dam. The mutiny: or ilw
report woo diaper». ti with and both rt»
pom wen.- ordermi printed.

i‘rmlerir-k limo. «'hflill‘iilli of :hte mp
er ilunrd. asked in be permitted to my
a lvtv word». iiv mill that. an t-mtlr-
mm a! the board. he did not rexnrd it
til nervously to 6'2]le out the return of
be t-ttglnrt-tu a: present. lie rilqllmilr
I! secretary (fauna to read a report he
had prepared and linutimi to the board.
out Whli‘h. the him“! having lulled in
.rom-ur, had bra-en r-vturned to him, The
report not in aulwnnre that in the dry
weather or autnnwr time or in the ex-
mine mid weather in winter. when
Winona Mt their thereto open to pvt.h
vent them irminx. the mortttnptlon
from the diatribmlns reservoir wan
Mentor than the supply. During the
met your an eighteen dayr’ anpply war
nrnlahrd by a elateendneh pipe at a
mat of not». it would coat $100,000 to
mild a new pipe line. thereby adding
limo to the intrreat heroin". A
Winning elation. however, could be
meted tor “hour that would pump
Lumen gallons oi water a day and the

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halved no Complaint.

Madrid. March awn aemi-oiilelai
note iuat issued declares that the
Spanish government has not received
any compinlnl’ regarding the attitude
of General i‘ltzhugh line, the United
states control general at. liavnna, ad‘
ding:

”0n the contrary. Captain General
Blunt-o affirms that General line’s be-
havior has alwayn been correct. Nev-
ertholeau. the incident serves to or-
plain the‘orlgin oi the ill will between
the two countries. This is proved by
the statements attributed to Secretary
Sherman, by whirl: jingoes have creat-
ed the beilei in the United States that
Spain in trying to provoke war, whiio
at the some, time engendering the feel-
ing in Spain that it in the United
States which demands the opening of
hostilities. it its essential that this
double game should be ended, in order
to prevent the two countries from go~
log to war without motive, and with-
out either of them desiring it."

Mutton. March 8.—«»:\ letter received
here today [mm Madrid says the Spain
ish torpedo squadron iii t‘atliz will not
null [or (fulfil ”owing to information
rel-given (mm the ifniu-d Status and
Captain General liiam-o."

The Pails. in mnfirming the state-
lllPiii that the tiemrtum oi the torpe—
do squadron has. been indefinite} y poet-
ponetl. says:

"it would not be sin-priming min- the
event closely connected with the rm nt
visits of (innerai Woodrow to Senor
(lotion and Senor Saguaro."

in rumination, the Pain remarks:
"Every one may be assured that the
squadron will lil'llbt'l“ soil now our at
any time in the future."

 

“I 35013 I'O ”LIST.

A luah for the Haunting Oiiice on the
leaching ship Vermont.
New York. binrrii 3’»le Etching
World onyx:
it that, Ul‘iif‘i'.“
have inn-- rut-bind n! the only yard

was learnt-vi today

 

it mm rrpormi that the hunt m.ti--,

:‘vut‘imi, owing in th» sirknrsu of Al»,

i'lu- water worlm was pint-ml ill Jim.“

from W'ltfihlllglull to prepare two dr-
lili'ilml'lllri of ntarinvw-mw for the
viola-or i‘olumhia and one for tho- lilo.
neutrality. Then- nrt- lwtwnvu Jim and
‘wl marine-e fll‘illc? hurrurka. The two
tlt‘lm‘hiiirnln are making up and will
‘ be ready to Matt an film“ an the nrllr‘r
lmtnee from \i’uauingmn.

“i'hero unit a big main of own wow-r
Fin will»! an the navy yzmi twin). ii“-
;l'm'v the gut: . Vtrh' iixmwn tlIw'il u
limml of mm ilmi nurtured around
$putter tn iw first to rem-it the rm rolling
frxllirr till the li'l‘l‘ih‘iii“ elm! Y. rrnnnl
blurry or those who mm» hurl lwm at
[tho HM ylaivrlmy and hot] limp inhi
to return. .\ low tillW'HiHi in UM m.
li‘urm‘t. Tim turr- tutu-u ulm hmi Irv:
poorly hm: in tho scvriinv um! hell on
ivitlinimi pretevt‘tlny. All Huh Mr or
m-pimi ttll Hint! at lliii'l‘.

 

Impacting Fort Townsend.

I'nl'l ’i‘ownwtm. Vt'tieliillfll‘lli. Matrix
information v.34; raw-«lira lure
tit. rl‘imvt llu‘H l’ort 'i'<m*ns~ml at... m
. It‘riii’lllllli‘ll with .atlllilt-i'n thln
'ttw twat hilt nuke. i'npuin \l‘, W
ltnblnmm, assistant f;ll;itlv""i‘llzl:tlt'l‘ I“.
ti, .\.. airtivmi _\‘l-;ivrtl;t;. morning illlll
um- lnmy all the tiny “Minding llw
tut»! MM llnitwl noedml routine. Shit!!!
lly helm:- thw pup: um. l‘iii‘ililtl three
fyvnrn ego. lire «ll-.ltmywd the invite
{moon liitll illiil the (“turmoil Ill :tllntiwr
’ will be begun at Ul‘li'l‘.

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Wiii have with Col: -ra Flying.

New York. March le‘iW Pin-ulna
World printa n mmyriahmi lluvnon
timputvh lrmn (learnt ltronnon lien. on
lollowa:

"tlvnerul law raid in»: night to me.
‘ll litmln wmltto m dwlure any or all
oi mt personu non gratin ii in her priv.
tinge to do not. but if we liliiiil it‘ii‘v‘t‘
town we will inavo it with the Ameri-
run llaa dying and o bran! bowl or tlw
head of the prmmulon.’ "

Quiet Along the hopper liner.

Seattle. Warn. March turn» steam»
or Alliance arrived yeaterday from
t'opner River. Manila. ifnptnin Hard»
wit-it reprint Weryilllng quiet when ht:
leit. l’rtnpeviorn are now going over
the \‘aidm i'uta into the interior with-
out any trouble. The trail M returned
to be in good condition.

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Mutational-two m. ,

(thiruao. lint-eh rim—alarm liarrieon
has leaned a rail tor a Meeting to finite
“Mill! on the movement to ere-rt n
monanwnt to the men who loot their
liven by the dwrmrtion oi the “nine
and splattered it lam Militant” lo
taint| theme of the miter.

Ont-a Visual- loll-proud.
Willem. In... ilareb sw’l‘ue depot»

um oi Queen Victoria. for Mm. lute
lm manned owing to her indie»:
arm. tier union, on not out no?
natal drive yeaterday. kept in her
one and «lined in her man yum-roar:
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General Belief in Madrid that
there will be no War.

lflRPEllfl soon Nil Sill

ThoBiii Appropriating $50,000.000
for National Defense Introduwd in
the Home this flaming Ac-
companied by Cheera.

Miiri'h llmA

news agent-y lawn-5 the following illi-

Mettlt‘itl. twrnl-nliie'iui
nmirtvemrnt: After a twirl nnr-zminens,

there in n gonarul bullet now that
pram will not he lamb-n. and that the
rolmions lletwrm Spain and the i'tti-
toil ‘n‘mrm will remain amicable.

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Mr. Cmon’a Bill Introduced Amzd an
Outburnt of Applause.
\l'usllingtnn. .iru'rll it Jilin appro-
printloiw i-nmmittw of the ilmm- m.
the meeting tnia morning unanimously
parent to report inmmbiy the bill to
:lilftl‘ilill’iilh‘ sfwmmmm for the notion-
al {in-lune».
'ilw grillvilas of lhl' Houst- Were
parked what the newton opened not
many [woplr- my!“ unable- to gain :txl-
mitmnm Tip-1. wwr drawn minor by
liw nntiriputed introdilrti-m oi the bill.
.Ummt vwry im-mln-r of the lion ,.
“flir- in Lie: mm.

.Un-r iiw mutinr of opt-nine. ('hair-
lililil l’nnunn anew and proof-mm! as n
we. ivory Mil tho meurtiii‘r- approprinz-
int: isthtrrnnmur {or the

national ill,"

from it llil'liislr'fi $100.0“) lur viral (or
“anal Vrrirri‘la‘.

Thr- hill on» l’fl‘i‘l\fli with 3 WM
outburst oi opplutlw from the gait-‘Ly
zthrl dwinuuotmtlum nl unimmlnsui on

the door or tiw hmuw,

Mun Working Blight and Day.

‘iliiwli‘llminli, .‘lilli‘i‘h S. The Whil-
illgi‘iil but; yard. where it largo «Interla-
llfllliirl’ll! is tnuintnlnml by [PW gown:-
vnwnt ini‘ ihv iliiiiilillli‘ilil‘l' of with: .tmi
Hz’v‘illtwv, lliin Marti-«l unlit in llll'w‘
lama. and mm are now attrition tin-w
nigh! niui day on My: fliillii.

 

Tin maritime is i"l”l”i‘l(i‘l t‘wr)‘ Mm:
tidy up the S'i'tl'l in whirl: the il~»
iii». ”no {panting little Hell-u l)
pmww ii i ii: nt'rilnit {or good a rug (in?!
of will. l. :he bud grown tired,

‘i think. intuition.“ nil" mild. "lint
l'll put it out {or the garbage man :u
ritrry ’l 1'. Hr l’illl ltlke ii in file lair»
huge tmxmm. and hilt' ion ”3: it up {or

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illl' little Kdl‘ltilfit' ultiitirwn in play
with/W littf't‘H-r'o llumr.
REMOVILS.

 

Dll. C. l‘. BOUTWE’LL. dentist. he:
removed to the new bank building,
Wuhimton atrdet. once heart: 8
to “:45. 12:30 to a; Saturday even»
but. 7 to 9. m are

FOR BBLE.

FDR lidifiwtfheapwiiot. 503125 rims“
Orbofli avenue. Plant Norwnlit. For
particulars inquire oi W. in and w.
ll. Wilcox. 4 south Main nlrwt.
South Norwaiit. all it

 

Foil BALE-Hi very derivable building
lot in at. John avenue. that Nor,
walk tor rule. A healthy and line
clan neighborhood. Water and
newer connection. At a bargain it
sold at noon. inquire at it. 1‘. Col-
llna, ’2 Wanbllstoa atrnai. llnuth
Not-walk. Conn. tni3t

run an W'l'wo neat cottage. (lrmt
bargains. Apply W. W. Cannot-i.
i2! Int

Mtabannauao“.

HM'E: rout l’mm wallow. it
Maelstrom. piano innit-r. tuner and
repairer. Ten yura' tmmy «new
learn. Agent for the old reliabb
lirl’lwll plum. Repair anon and
Iran 8 and in North ital» tit

 

tandem. heath hot-"omit. claim by
mail will receive prompt attention.
in in ‘

Dhmitfiltttwim we. lion»;
ureter ma. lira Kennedy. Garden‘
ritual. heath Mall. II to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTEDwA girl ior general
work. at Rowayton, next duo
of lion-nylon postollit-e. A ‘ ‘
o, A. Lowe, r. 0. Box, 81. ' - ”5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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\‘i’ANTEDt—illook-keeper. . ..
experience. eight years with
firm. desires intuition. Man ‘
tag line preferred. Address
cam of The Sentinel.

 

WANTEllwiiass singer, on
ior (trace church choir. All
ohm. Jamel; linker, vocal
3.”. Wall street.

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\V.\N'l‘l§il~—iioarui and lodging'
man and «mm with private runny
Applications marked Private Solidi
no! other ‘IIS 1

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

“'ANTI'ZD—Flii'lllilhefl front Milt
with hotlrd by a gentleman Willi iii.
best oi reference» Address E. m
of Sentinel omen. mi.

 
 

 

 

 

WANTED—«Still hat trimmers w
Steady work. Apply to M. 9.
null. 435 West Broadwn
York, or W. B. Hubbell, 30¢"!
walk.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

AGENTS WANTED—For War lil‘
ha, by Senor Queaada, Cuban mtg
sentatlve at Washington.
by Cuban patriots. in .
demand. A bonanza tor
Only ”.50. Big book, big
stops. Everybody wants the all:
dorsed. reliable hook. Ontol- ‘
Credit given. Freight paid.
all trash, and make 8300 a
with War in (.ubn. Addrolo m
The National Book Conduit. ' .
Dearborn street, Chime. ‘

 
 

 

.TO LET. '
ill RENT ~—-ir'our»rt.uim apartmenta. llt '
awry rf-atr. Will 33: also {Dill-M
upartnwnta, L'itri myry front, MI,
153:: tm-r It. W. ltzxynu'md'a. 93 Wash-
inKlnli stow. windows in every
room. linlia lighted. heated (Illa »
l‘ii‘ilnf‘ii. inquit'o (tiller: Old Wall Cb-
gar rutttpuny. in: Washington aunt.

'i‘i) i.lt’i'~~»l.oner part oi home: also
burn .u in Havitaud street. .
on premiere. ‘

’m l.E'f'—~ l'iw nutty undated
NIL-Ullrfi, No. 9 Play street. “
ptw :‘wrmi, inquire at the
numb-(r.

l'ii l.iv;'l'~-lln "Pili’dli‘l Farm. 3.“
.‘s'r.rw;t.k, {lull-m or never: remnant“.
lie: all lmpt'meruwuts of plumbing.
thrg.‘ Din-lawn iht- dour. immediate
{Itnuil‘i‘er'llllL Apply it) ('. T. PM.
o: nulmrn uvenm. Bast Sorwalh.
mist

 

 

Tu Lithium floor. tire rooms, it
'South Main alrui; seven rooms.“
ll'mniwnrd art-mm: nix room. Hilde
llall blork. suitable for union; hilt
l'ttmr, t} rooms. Xi). I0 Union M
.3 room... swam! door, 4 Hail!“
plane. [-1. A. \\ oodward. t

'm i.ivi'i‘~iioomu on Water street. it
to $15 per month: house on High
sin-er, 812; Hillside plane, 812; llall
Smith strum, Noruailt. $7: Ely Neel,
37.; Taylor avenue, 56. Storm
hiouuiacvtory. Raymond Brothara.

381'.

T0 l.ET—~’i‘wo dealt-able apaflm
i and ii Gerard place. South Ull-
wulit; 5 rooma and title. or i m
with one of store room; both m
ura- oi bath, but and cold wait, I“:
Mt. Term. remnable. but!!! 3’
either number. I!”

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T0 lJIT~iioune, ”9W 9‘“- “
rooma. i-lntnll totally, 10 Dam. ”
«room, is. Inquire Taylor l: “tilt
den or Ezra lloyt. ii loot arm ‘

II”

To t.rrr~rht~ mono and third India
of m» alumni endowment-rib".
and Knight rtmta. Norwalh. ‘
able for united, lot!” Milli. or
manufacturing. Rent 1
inquire of 1-“. Pi. Quinlard. I“
ntreei. Norwam, or F. ii. ' w . f
5 Wuhington strut. m ..
walls.

1'0 List-«noon in mm
loom ior either one or tile ‘
(miller, but all under: ~ "
mu, bath mat. tornado. am
miaatra' wallt iron Wad
"one. inquire at Re. r .
mm

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

To wry-om .. Willey
or 1'. i. llama. an, 1!
modern lamina-ta. .
our: henna. l more.
dean oi admin-r: I
m amt. I ma» Inch
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