‘dvpotiatarltsdtlisdowna eaaeoia
Navalllsalrve.
F'roatwent,
lating'iothe-
cuttroopainr
lasthsm 0:;
«roasted lira
allfllflllllES WilliflEllEll
State Troops will he Really in the
Event of War with Spain.
overth'elawrs-
MMWn
”landlin-
ths‘ llaited States
for them by the
the cobble gutters.” it
‘sraptim lain Monroe smet nearly at
and teams approaching
_ west are hidden by the rail-
, read embankment Whenever passing
. trains. nervous horcas with vehicles.
lillEE Will H mm unetumuwmrtu llEllEllll Film VIEWS.
eldest are all there. This danger can
The isogooemoo Natieaal Deirdre
' Bill Passes the i Senate."
lulu lfilflu loll.
tire than thaotharcflcsrsss to the
probabilityoi WWW" called
out. its waver, opialonthatthevs
ltles beginning,
, ' be readily removed alter the propode
mummy“. "wldelllgollonroestreetbyharmon- Rani-is thalattsr 'oaldh’slst-
ions action on the part oi the city and first that the first emants would be
“m"m“m the Consolidated road. as indicated by M n h u “I” entirely have! new did begin and Mnmrmvmdm
-Arsartanssgsrretat that the curved line of heavy dots. giving a ma“ "VN that the matter-wanna be settled at sea Heb-Malt. 0M for rov-
. Oughttohslsmsdiad. wider descent from the plaza and an Why'd!” without any contest on land. lie also signing-hip.
exit into Monroe street at least 50 ieet be m thought that them oi.the reg- ’
in width
DANGER POlN'l‘ NO. 3.
ular army would be exhausted before
the state W fire called upon but
Thelmroestreetonestionisanold
‘ Washington. March 9.—The Senate
one. The proposed improvement has
At the meeting 0! the mutant—gen—
. 1-”. ;. encountered on "I, nonh'm it war was long . tiatted. and hostile committee on appropriations has
been behave the Council and the people corner oi Monroe street. west of the oral ““’"°"m'“" general and 3”? demonstrations ' . ° "W W coast agreed l0 “10 House bill appropriating
gm. m.“ ,m m “on,“ m... railroad embankment. where it is in- timer-General ill-sell Frost. comman- than the NM m of- the Item 860.1qu for the national delonse n
g. m um; m for all travel from tersected by Railroad place (we 3 on tier of the Connecticut National Guard. on the coast .1! be WM will he reported when the senate meets
into active ,
to him like I
man). As at present laid out, the curb
is finished at nearly a right angle. and
there is only a width oi 12 feet between
the point of the curb and the iirst trol-
ley track. li Monroe street is widen-
ed to 55 (eat and the curb rounded nta
But that named and an ellort made to pass it without
0 poniblllty. Ho debate Ii posdble.
that proper provis- The Senate passed the bill without
ion for such It. should be debate. The ayes and nays were in-
made at the lien. but there was not a dimentiog
vote. All pairs were broken and
called by the governor. for consulta-
.tion over the military situation and
possible call at the brigade into active
service, it was the opinion oi the oill’
cers present that there was no imme-
diate probability oi our state troops
llaat Norwalk and South Norwslit be-
tween Washington and Henry streets.
to and from idiom-bound depot oi
the Consolidated road. . it seems clear
that it should he winded from South
Main street ca'stwardly through Han-
' uh those 1
lord place. turning diam-hr a little {Jfimfy'gfl' 3’: 5:53:03 hellisnreuuired lbut if hostilllia *9“; New York It mm w nvcntimnwfi'gn‘tox 23:73:13?
south to con "m “’1'“ street the curbstone to the iirst trolley track actua y begun y ”me overt "1 o . The bl" Ill" ilI'ObIbl! So to the 0738'
Hundreds ol is daily pass out Spain, our brigade. on account of its
N. Brownson,“ 8. A.. sailed tori
Southampton on
steamer St. Paul ‘ It a“. Dry
”1 am going in laud dodgy orders Newport News. Va.. March lit—The
direct from the navy department. but American line cleaner St. Louis.
from the president. Iiy midlon is to which has been in dry doclt here (or
prepare for the eggs-else of the lit.- orer three weeks sailed this morning
ation. and to see whstcao be had and tor New York passing out the capes
what can be donsinoaseofwar. the “.135“. m.
ponibilitiea of which i think are very
remote The vote of 850.,000000 yes-
ierday shows our readiness to enter m
upon vigorous Imperations and that b."
in itseli will have the elieet of mak-
ing war unlikely. i may be absent a
month and perhaps longer. i expect
to be two weeks in London but i can't
tell where i shall, go aiter reaching
substantially removing the danger.
PROPOSED lilfl‘TElt OUTLETS
FROM MONROE STREET ON
THE WEST 0R NORTH.
i.—~THE MONROE STREET EXTEN-
SION. WEST.
When Monroe street was dret plan-
ned. 60 years ago. it was intended to
run irom South Main to Spring street.
and when the change in the tracks and
the depots of the Consolidated road
were determined. the matter come he-
iore our Council, and Richard J. (‘ut-
bill strenuously advocated the im'
provement at that time. it tailed to
command a majority oi the Council.
however, and since then a dwelling
house has been placed almost in the
middle oi the space {or the proposed
dent within an hour.
throtgh Haniord place and cross the
lots and private dooryards to make
this needed short cut. The call. how-
ever. for the larger improvement, as
indicated on the map, now arises ehiei-
ly from the development of several
danger points
DANGER POINT NO. 1.
This will be seen on the map at the
corner of South Main and Monroe
streets (marked 1). Monroe street at
this point has now a width at only 21
feet between curbs; where it leaves
South Main street sidewalks are nniahv
ed with only slightly curved corners.
making a sharp. bad turn. The west
trolley track is South Main street is
only it feet from the curb line. and
this aggravates the trouble. The side
location on the coast. would he likely
to be called first. or among the first.
into active service for coast defense.
either upon requisition by the national
government or under orders oi the
governor of this stain.
it was also their opinion that some
steps in preparation should be taken.
and it was concluded that the first
thing should he to carry out the rec-
ommendation oi General host that
the brigade be supplied with new hav-
ersacks and canteens; it was also tlc~
cided to place an order for 100,000 ball
cartridgea.. All oi these articles are
necessary for the trains even in the
time oi peace. The cartridges ordered
would be expended in any event in less
the American line
ay. He said to a
music! Ihipo.
doll, March 9,—Defilllte oiim
already been made by the United
States ior ships building here. with a
view of iorestslling Spain. which is re»
ported to he bargaining for the some
vessels.
than a year for regular rifle practice. England."
walks in Nooroeatraetarewanting or M“ “9‘? 4'” That 3‘0“")? and the canteens and haversacits WWW“.-
in yum mug“. and the Incl. street should have a better delivery would be required for u“. mm" field 'oroltips Arrive ”W 30.8. Columbus. 0.. March 9~Representa-
bed ll duty in dry weather. and soft. " “‘9 ”“91 '0 3"“ "'0'“ 0‘" bl“ work at the annual encampment. tires oi the Ohio ometers were in we
mains is the direction oi Connecticut
avaaue. West Norwailt. Darien, and
even to upper Main street, is evident
to awery one who drives once over the
roads. Asst present arranged. in pas-
llong Koag. March h—The Russian
war ships Sis-lo “silky and Naval-is.
both belonging to the Black Sea fleet.
have arrived here. The political sit-
uation in the tar East is causing no»
deepmadwhenitlswst. mint
danger point belargelv removed
by widening Monroe roostresr and datab—
ing the corners at the sidewalks in
larger curves. as shown by the heavy
There is a general sentiment among
the officers and men of the brigade
that we ebonldnot be iound entirely
unprepared in case oi a call into ser-
vice. either by the national govern-
slon up to midnight discussing the day
labor scale based on an eightdlour day.
without reaching a decision The on—
erators, proposed to strike a general
average of wages for day labor in the
m distance staneehev sin from Monroe street to Spring. or meat or a“, governor or our on “to, ““9“ “m a" WWW” 0' “l“ tour important mining states but the
:1.” Why: abotrasnts and the i: Wat avenue via Enkunednw in on." states “a" DNWIHOM are 9"“ q flora have not accepted the proposi-
murmur. The III-mm IWII I'm - eheingmadr,andammunltionandsup- *1“. . ~' I
illr a :lnifl to I clear feel not would MW “'9“ ‘0 O“?- The cost Commander lluckland oi the Naval Madrid. March ti—It became known WWW Imam
tween fence up... but which width 0' the Mid Ind the demure l0 "10 N’s— Battalion. has been to Washington at today that the Spankh transport Madrid, March 9,—lt in semi-oilicial-
idents would be. to some extent. com-
sbaii be adopted is yet an open ques-
lion
DANGER POINT NO. 2.
The outlet from the plaza oi the
._-’
.W.——.
the request oi the assistant secretary
of the navy, who wished to be interm-
cti about the condition and equipment
oi the Connecticut Naval reaerve. in
steamer Alionso Xll sailed for (‘ubu ly announced here that the rumors in
from Barcelona on Saturday last hav» cirtulatlon oi a recurrence of the re-
ing on board tour billet-rs 900 million bellion in the Phillipinc islands are
and «i..000l)00 Mum-tel tariridgea. without inundation.
wasted by the increased value of the
Continued on Third Page
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Wilkesharre. Pn.. March 9.—-The in!"
in the case of Sheriif Martin and his
:5
.. deputies, charged with the killing of
strikers at lattlmer, on September to
last this morning returned a verdict
of not guilty.
Voudtgainst Annexation
Tonawandn. N. Y.. March B—By an
overwhelming majority the tas-payea
yesterday defeated the proposed pro-
ject for annexing the town to Buffalo.
The entire Democratic ticket with "the
exception of collector was elected.
’l'hanntiromery at Havana.
Havana. March ' 9.-The United
States cruiser Montgomery arrived
here at 9:35 this morning.
ram 0' ”31!.
Indonemorationofksosps from An-
nihllationiathsl'imeoflsthsr.
The Jews began Monday evening to
celebrate the least of Purim. This
least is one of the oldest in the Jew-
ish church and is for the purpose of
wmmemorating the escape oi the Jews
irom annihilation in the time oi Esth-
er.
Two days are devoted to this obser-
vance. the religious observance-s cool-
ing Monday evening and the merry-
making last night. It is observed in the
Reformed synagogues with less cere-
mony than in the old Hebrew circles,
but is kept up. The observance is
alum: 2.0 years old. and is kept up
with almost the some ceremonies that
it had 2,000 years ago. in the syna-
gogue the Rabbi reads the Mlgaiia, a
benutiiul piece oi Hebrew poetry
imm which the Booker Esther was
written Whenever in reading the
name Human is read the audience
him and clamps to show their hatred
of the ancient enemy of their relig-
ion.
New Castle. Delaware. March 9.—
On Monday next the Delaware icon
works will resume operation sit" s
suspension of tour months. aadJlill
give employment to nearly 500 hands.
The buckle is a rhinestone one.
clear and Without color. save for the
goldaettlna. Theendoihkealastlcls
brought through the buckle and kiln?—
ted with white ribbon.
Oardol marks.
The undersigned express their
thanks to the Metropolitan Lilo inane
once company for the prompt and mi.-
isinrtory adjustment of the claim on
the lit» at G llarry Newton.
.llr. anal Mr» Joseph (”or kt rlulm.
' WANTED.
WANTED-3'0: the; first two weeks ni
.luly mirage with at least nix elect»
lug rmms, situated on the Sound im-
twron Stamford and Black Rock.
Addresa W.. care Sentinel.
rub it
WANTElemmediately. a girl in do
general housework. Apply at hire.
(‘. l1, Seymour'r. 25 West street.
to!) fit
WANTBllwn girl ior general house.
work. at ltmvayton. next door moth
oi liowaylon postoillce. A dtlrese
ti. A. Lowe. P. 0. lies. 8?. Rowayton.
m8 3t
WANTEDwBOOlt’kWpfl'. Thoroughly
experience, eight years with last
line. desires position. Manufactur-
ing line preterred. Address P. li.,
rare oi The Sentinel. ms 3t
WANTED-33» singer. on salary.
ior Grace church choir Apply at
once. James linker. vocal teacher.
55 Wall street. in! 3t
WANTED—dill! hat trimmers wanted.
Steady work. Apply to M. 8. (7 ~
bell. in West Broadway, New
York. or W. B. linbbell. South Nor»
want. m: if
W: a” ”12' a'" L";- m
ing, 1 to v. f
T0 1.".
$6 Inpmmm‘
light houselt .
Washingttm street, adult
TO RENT~Six rooms on M
newly painted and papered.
inquire on the premises, 12 ‘
street.
TO lET-—Furnished iront room. A,
ply at No. 4 Elizabeth street,
Norwallt.
T0 REN'r——Four-room mum-us.
story rear, rent 38; also low
apartments. 2nd story iront‘ ‘
$9; over D. W. ttaymond'a, Ct
ingtou street, windows i
room. Halls lighted. W
cleaned. inquire olllce Old.»
gar company. 83 Washington :
TO LET—~i.ower part oi llonsei
barn at 19 Haviland street. m
on premises.
TO l.ET~-l~‘ive nicely stunted
upstairs, No. 9 Clay street. _
preferred. Inquire at the.
number
i
TO LED—First floor, live we!!!»
South Main street; seven
Woodward avenue; six rooms.
Hall block, suitable for ollcea; .
floor 6 rooms, No. 10 Union m
5 rooms second floor. 4 W
place. E. A. Woodde "
TO LET—Rooms on Water streat.‘ ‘
toss per month; house at WM J
street. 312; Hillside place, 312;”
Smith street Norwalk 3?; my Neck.
:5; Taylor avenue, 86. Storage.
Manuiactory. Raymond Brothers. =
II! II
rom—mmnmu
" I“ l W More. South liar-
walk; hroomssnd “flow!
with uninsured: both » .
neeoibath,hotm«tldw ..
TO LET—Rouse, upper
rooms. Small iamily. 10 i
avenue, :8 inquire Taylor i
den or Ezra Hoyt. 41 East avenue. .
I!"
TO LET—Tile remind and third doors
of the Quintani buildingcornerall
and Knight streets, Norwslk. Bait»- <
able ior odlces, lodge rooms. or m
manuiacmring. Rent rm
inquire at F. E. Quintard. lid Iain
street. Norwam. or F. H. Quint-fly
5 Washington street. South "(I'-
our
walk.
TO LET—House in Orchard “III.
suitable for either one or two small
inmllles. has all modern improve-
meats. bath room. iurnace. etc. Two
minutes' walk from West m
trolley. Inquire at No. 6 0mm
street “it ,
T0 LET—dinner. adjoining 1’“
ol T i. Raymond can" 11 rooms.
modern improvements, dm—ela-wv
der; house 7 rooms. adjoining M
dence of advertiser: 2 It”. “v,
den street. 5 rooms each and Ill“
gardens; lst liner. and 10 m
street; aecond ii . 6 Tollsa
All in good order and flats low.»
ply to John H Knapp. II V“
street. fl“!
T0 LET-Three soils oi all men
each corner Pins sad Mala m
Thoroughly renovated psrisst ssav
dltlon throughout. Reliable moi
only. inquire. George 0. Wood,
East and Morgan avsaass, m
" rote one:
run um Miranda“; it; as!“
piano for 3225. firmer price “I. Q
.l W. iiturlwell'a.
run stun—rue asat m ‘
bargains Apply w. w. r»
anemia W
m: roots PIANO
repairer. 'Tea yaars' “2'80!
tears. Agent tor the did
mail will receive prompt
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