we Mt Bi‘lflllil Lascld’ie‘rs Div ravens-shoal“ Bonn and Cloth, of . New London. The latter resigned as i lieutenant in a New louder) company of the Third regiment in order to join Captain Beach's command in‘ service. Hewas rejected on account of heart in; 'v—‘Hi' _ Woliiagford. and most Murphy, of ‘ raced at Camp; listen. initiation nitrous. Found Guilty of Raving Deserted their nonpaymnimsc the one" . - of Allegiance-Pinned in the ‘ commonwealt- nncssfromWsshingion . mm (By Associated amt _ Camp Haven, Military Rendezvous, lentic. May ls—Privates Dagnan and Hackney, the members of Company D. of New. Britain. "who deserted their company! after taking the oath of alleg- iancekwere today subjected to the keen “digress of being found guilty by a court martial and to the still keener . indignity of being stripped of their un-‘ .Ciforms and paraded before their regi- 7 them as deseriers. The two "qultters" ‘oiilcer's court martial, consisting of Colonel Burdett, ehslnnan,Mtljor Hick- ‘ey, Molar Schultz, Captain Leonard, and were found guilty of having de- ' fsertcd'their company after mastering ‘ in. The sentehce of the court was that ” the two lnen' should be stripped of their . [uniforms and be drummed from, the ' . camp in the presence of their regiment. ‘ Colonel Burdett later had some doubt ' as to the legal regularity of the court 3. 'inartlal and consulted Lieutenant Row- “ an. U. S. A. The latter telegraphed to _Washington for instxuctions. and soon received an answer containing instruc- tions to confine the men in the guard house and await further orders from Washington. Meanwhile the whole regiment was formed in a line stretching clear across the parade ground. and the battery men were formed in another line facing . the infantry men. The deserters Were E then stripped of their uniforms in their company street and provided with cast- off recruit clothing. They were march- cd bill to the parade ground. preceded by thrcc privates with arms reversed. nlld followed by three other privntcsv at "chin-gl- bayouets" and compellcd' to march iii-tween the. two lines of soldiers As the pair of MIMI! passed between ’lIiC two lines with pole and dejected faces their former companions grrcicd them with perfect atoms? of Ilisscs. gl'ouns. cries of "Spaniards." "uliiilcrs" "traitors." etc. A party of battery "it‘ll off duty followed ihclu.hurllng all sorts of i'pithcis nt tin-m. hilt no vlolcnco was offclcd. The prisoners were tin-u marched to the gaunt-house and plan-d in cells. whcl'cthcy await further or- ilon. Among the soldiers It Is believed that it will go hard with lilc two mm. in view of the fact thal tin-y dcscrlcd lifter swearing allegiance, and because the rcgular army utilclals have gin-u indications of n determination lo iukc the matter up in behalf of the govcriv . Shani. The last act of tlic mush-ring in col emouy in cnuuccllon wilh ilu- collu- menl of the First regiment. l‘onuccii- cut volunteers. was pol'loruusl ”Ila morning. when Company iii. of Now liritniii. imcanle soldiers'lu lhc lil‘l‘l’li’i‘ of the United lllstes gchrnmcnl. 'l‘lu- only thliil that [invented the l‘lilllliii‘l" mastering in of the regiment last i-vcu ilig was the muddled rebellion of tin niilstsr rolls of t‘olnpnny ii. Lieuten- nnt Iowan last night was mmpclim in summon the ceremony for this coili- party until today. Accordingly. at 7:30 this morning. i'otupshv ii‘. was uuirchcd ll the parade ground and about an hour later its- last strolls bod Iwou llitl'iiiil' pinned which msdc the First region-iii I has lido part of the government sou vies. i'rcvlausiy the field and sin! ol- MI and the lltfli'i‘llfiimilliuiifll stall . ulcers oi ihc regiment had taken lilo * oath and sinned ihc muster mil. This in”. Colonel burden iltl his (“ltmlilhlill to the parade ground. where for tho- int litter the Mil were verified by Linoleum iloiiiao and iorntsily dc- 3' glared by him to be In "W regular army 9 mm. The irotsiii than mourned the routine of the onion TM flflmflli meted out iii lit!~ m Willi “ii "scrutiny“! New ‘ mull. brodtlwd a bushland liiilii‘lbh it rise on no slam-m oi the i-«slmm. i vision-i itnrdm this lnornlus sent a integrals is Manic lwncini Marvin. it I. A.. «amending the drillriiltrlil of his sssl. sisiiils that the Post regiment having been mastered in. be is sonic ‘ his orders. light artillery and the heavy in: m ileum a. not lie sit-«mi in« h more this sill-ranch. l‘lsplsln turn-at a» light hriliisrr. has orders is have his art) My ill I o‘clocio Mill ‘ w Milli. “he" I). will co m with Dill col-Mild at i ii‘clolfi. . ills minis-than oi Ilium l‘ is is pro- " today and will he nutshell lolnor- “Mill?- ‘ 1‘ . The quartsrniaster's department is busily engaged in preparing Captain Breckblll's command for its detail to Fort Griswold and Napalree Point. of Company B. Hartford, left the ser- vice on Saturday. They were: .Pri- vales' Skelly, illig. liieeley. Conklih and Malian. Captain Moran magnani- men discharges for ”the benefit of the. service. ’ . ' never. anemone. Annual Convention of the Supreme Council in fission at Cleveland. (By Associated Press.) : Cleveland.‘ 0.“. ‘May 18—-The annual the Royal Arcanum beganlhere today and will probably continue for ten days or longer. as a lorge‘_nmount of busi— ness of vital importance to the order , were this morning taken before a field is t0 be taken up. ' ' i A new plan of providing the means for paying insurance and the modify- ing of the present assessment schedule will be presented to the convention. Upon this question there. will be much ’lscussion. the delegates being divided on the subject. - The convention is held behind closed doors. Today's session was largely de- voted‘to the refllng of bfiicers‘ reports and other routlnc business. it was .voled that the salary of Slut), paid to the president of the- as- sociation lost year. be continued during the coming year. although a strong cf- iort will be made to bring about the abolition of the salary. Aftcr the customary vote of 'tlillnks. the convention adjourned. ' A! THE 33003138! NAVY YARD. inosn for Naval Dilly. (By Associated I'l‘t‘iili.) 'Now York. May iii— Anotbcr unnum- cd colllci' urrivvd at tho llrooklyn lilt- vy yard today and iron towed to an no- cborngc at tho uppcr clld oi tllc‘orrl» linncc dock. 'i‘lu- collicr iinrlrl-ll was taken out of dry dock today and the steamer Sl-indill was docllcd in bar plncc. A number of workmen are busy on board the refrigcrulor ship l'clilc King. which will be ready for scrvlcc curly next week. The auxiliary criiiscr (illilll'csli-i' has not yet arrived at lill' yard from the liulntnry iron Works. lull. aim is «to poi-led daily. The free Luncc‘bus loin- cd Admiral Ei'bcll's harbor patrol. ‘ Fleet and iii" iii-stlcsii. Viking and llisl are all rcndy for similar m-rvh-c. 'i‘lu- slcum yucbt Micro is still iindcr- going rcpulrs nod nllcrulions in dry dock. 'l‘hc uumlicr of lucrhuulcs i-lu- ployi-d on board the dlsmunll-d cruis- cr Allllutlc has been donbicd und \l'lli‘il on iilnt vessel and on lllc i‘iilcauo in bring l'inihod. Hazlitt-PIKE. lily Associated Press.) Washington. May iii-:l'ndcr u l'illlli- by of roses and loops of pink ribbon. all radiating from u softly sllodcd hicc- lric light. lt‘rlnlcos Aura Alger. young..ol dnushtcr of the secretary of war. and l‘lmrics iiurull Pills. of Chicago. son of lanai-ow ll. l'lilo. one of that i'lly's luost oil-igctic and influential ciilsous, wetl- nolrrlcd at noon today at the residence of rim-rotary Alger. llcv. .Iosi-ph Mm). of iii-troll, licrfnl‘ilml ilio i‘l'l‘cihliiiy. i'ri-sldcni and Mrs. McKinley were ucur the wedding party during iiic ceremony. as wcrc lb.- vlcc‘pronidslii and lira. ilo~ hurt. The company was a most distin- iluishcd one and roliocied brilliantly ibi- omi-isl world of the capital. Mlle lawless-aw lsssnstod by love Advises M leashed lily Associated Press.) isotonic. May lilwlnii advices re~ cclmi here today fun. it‘roclown. the cuboid oi the iii-hid) colony of iltcrrr ls-oou. West Africa. give details of the Mil-oil of Miss lull". an Amricnli missionary. who was alone in the sus- slon house in the Dacrlsmi district when u was invadid by llilllii'leiiin cum guard in the rebellion growing out of the dissiillstscilnil of his natives with the hill ins. Terrible list-Irishman rmsslsd by tile liaisons. in» them lllis than Wits awful bloodshed thrssshesl the use. While the natives Um W in the nor): of massacre and desire-ulna. A isisl‘s cm front I Millet) warship inst reached the allusion bann- lli liner to rescue Miss Million A nnnlirr of the natives. frflhlfnily beam-mud with blend with earlier visions. hall already surround-vi the am when the ssh- ”meow” rt“ It leaked out today that five privates ’ mously withheld this fact andgave the ' convention of the Supreme council of . Workman Busy Gottinglioatn in Bend- ~ shipsin . Hoping that Admiral Cer'vcra (By Associated Press.) Washington. May iii—There has been no meeting yet between . the hostile fleets in the neighborhood of Cuba; That was allthat could be learned this mor- ning from the navy department. If department is aware of the location of the Spanish squadron it is carefully concealing the fact. By this time. sup- posing Schlcy to how gone southward, he should be somewhere off the coast of (Tuba, and it ufny be that he has joined forces with Sampson. _ Naval officers are hoping that the Spanish squadron has rmily [sinned through the straits of Yucatan into the Gulf of Mexico. for in that case there is a reasonable expectation that by combined action on the part. of Sampson and Schley. one starting at the Wind- ward [tonnage nml the Florida strolls and the other passing around to the south of Cuba and coming into the .Yn- colon straits. the Spaniards ivili be of- fccinnlly snared. The officers of the dcpartmcllt arc unnbionlo act-innit for the reports coni- ion from several ports in the golf and the waters iii the vicinity of iinyli ibuol there. was heavy cannonudlng Sunday in that. vicinity. for there in no report yct of an action and no American ships are known to have been in the localities named. The safct y of the Oregon is now wi-li nigh assured. and there is reason to Ili‘iiliVi' that the department was infoc lncd today tllut she had Joined t-‘iulup- son’s ilcct. though no official admission on this point has yet ib‘i'il mode. it is hfllit'i‘i‘fi that the battleship loft liuhia. lirnsil. on lilo night of tho li'lllil or the morning of tho clcvcnth. ’l‘luv lchl‘olll- sport! its on the way lii'illlllll l‘apc llorn would place her in tin- Wlndward Passage today. if this be— llcf is well foundcd the dcpurlnu-nl will be relieved of a great load of upprcbclr sioo and it, will ls- able to prom-d at now to “ill liriisiwlltiiiii to n plan of campaign that was very dcslrnbio but impossible of cilwnilon so long an ill.- sniciy of the ili'cgoo was at sinhc. ‘i‘iii'lc liii.i. AllAINi-i'i‘ \Vll.l.lll. lirldgl-porl. Moy ill r'l‘bc ni'und jury today rciuriu d trui- lilllii iilllliilsl iicu Willis lilid i‘rcd Max "i'lll‘kfiltllvi lb.- ullcgcd murderers of llilvtd S. ll. Loin lil'l'l. In Wilton. Iii-ccinlicr I‘l. .— l.ii.‘l"‘i‘ i‘tilt 'I‘iili lll'lll‘l‘il. lily Associated l'rcsiifi New Vorll. May iii The He‘i'llllli Now \‘orll provisional regiment. l‘oioucl llariicu. loft Catlin black for iiic smuh The‘ SpafliSh- Shuadron' soil”? and Seek with American: attic- Waters of the: nif. sursrv or run ORE , ' * uowwsn. NIGHA w, today. The isttiioillllp Alabama bullion bin-ll. vanis regiment of voluotmuii Francisco for the Philippine 'l'iie crulsar t‘olnluiila liainllwatcr iii ”:10 o'clock. Ulilc bill to age Psi-ll. ry Alger has sent to l‘oiigresii ii draft of s ate in time of war ii almond assistant secretary ing.; i TWO : W m lying Hide 0N ' sunsn s: 7 There is Reason to Beiitve that'the Department was informed Today that She has Joined Sampson's Array ‘of Ships—Naval Officers will Yet be Eilgctually Shared— The Report that he is at Porto ,Rico Cannot Ii“ Verified. w I (Copyright 1898. Port au Prince. ing-is know he Porto Plato, San fact that the Span ron. commanded ” Associated Press.) ayti May lS—Noth- ,of the report from omlngo. to the ef- Cape Verde sqllall-’ y Admiral Carver. has arrived at l to Rico. The last news which read _ i Porto on Prince concerning the Spgulsli warships sim- ply confirmed the cport that they left Curacoa. Dutch est indies. on Silli- doy afternoon last. for an unknown des- tination. after having tnkcn on board coal and provisions. . GUN!!!” 0!“ THE HUDSON. _.. ‘k . Became .Frnntie r their Compan- ions wern I at Cardenas. (by Associated Press.) New York. May itiAn officer of the rcvcnuc marine today received a letter from one of thc oflccrs of tho rcvcnnc cutlcl' Hudson wlgcb Is now at Kcy Wcsi. 'l'liiI lofts-r radio in tho l.ii.:hcat lcrms of'lho gulliul action of tlic crow of tho llndsou liirplialloul the cugugc- mcnl with the forts and butterb-s at Cardenas. in thmnrly part of ilu- on- gagculcnt iln- lnou wm- cool. calm and collected. They allow! Well and Milan ”tidy and it. was not lintil a shall ox— plodrll on tho Winslow null killed livi- llll'll "till tllc turn on ”in lloilsou lost llai-lr cullulli us. When the ilndnou's nil-n snw ibi- nul— lilulnl bodics of llic "IV“ on tho Wins— low they became i‘ruutli- utid clirscd and yclli-d and it si-cuwd as though llu-y could not loud and tire quick ciuingh. ’i‘llcy “l'iti ill: shop; in rill lnlllulcs. ‘l'br guns bccnnlc so but that tho gunners could not touch floor with tin-Ir bands and they niunlpuiulml ibi-ln with lhcir elbows. 'l'hc wrilcr says that tho IlIl'il lonllcd so rapidly ihut it was it won‘ ilcl‘ that some of till-lo did not have their builds cut off by lhc rapidly clos~ lug lir-i-cll locks 'i‘ilc gulls luv-umc so iii-ail'il tlull many of lliclll cvpnudcd and in some cuscs the shells went all pro" mutnreiy lull foriuuolcly not until llo' bicccii locks hull inn-n liliii -d. 'I‘hc lllI-il. ilic ii-lil-I' ninlcs. \illriwd lllli- brown: and hesitated to dcslsl when ordered. . ”_ I l'l'lll‘lliiiildli \ Slim lltilNli 'i‘i'li. lliy Associated Press.) chv York. May iii The itili‘tii our liiul'y board was now ooililcd tlnu lhc lliiiy llopllt'iliii-lll hull pilrcllliiicli ilic lurilc liti‘li going ins .l. I). doors. from the Mmi-ill-i‘hllpimili Wrcciliug cont poor and that the lug bud broil scili to the navy yard in Norfolk. WAR BULLETINS. The “Hilton is believed to licsnfc and probably now is part of Monmouth squadron. was luuucbcd iit ilrauips‘ shipyard at litlbtl this afternmui. A slaiciai from lint-non says ii battle has iit't'lii'l‘i'ii oil l'iiilllii‘li‘il and it is reported that ii landing party was iloiicrol Miles said tmlny that the Tooth l'onusyl- would be orlicl'cll to Hon tiX|uNlitiiiil. arrived at the Delaware There are about lint“) voiuutccrs now cocsulpcd in in war with ll salary of win The secretary urges the importance in this csilgcncy The cruiser Charleston hailed from no!“ I. Ila, today. of immediate action. More island at s NH. WEDNESBAY. MAY 18.11898} ' - institutions £141.31“ LAUNCH“). new Battleship slot into an mm at Crampq’ at lanoa'o'dsy. ' (By Associated Press.) Philadelphia. May iii—The battleship Alabama was successfully launched at Cramp'a shipyard at 12:50 today. The 'QEneral dimensions of the Ala- bama are as follows: Length over all. 374 feet; breadth. 7% feet: free board forward, 24 feel; free board shaft the after illrret, 13 feet 3 inches; draught. 23 feet 6 inches; displacement. 11,520 ions; the guaranteed speed is to be six- teen knots lind the estimated horse power 10,000. . The Alabama) is the first to be laun- ched of the three new battleships of her type. the other two being the illi- nois and Wisconsin. She presents mar- ked divergencies of design from the first three, the Oregon. lndiana and Massachusetts. These differences iii- volve both the arrangement of the bat- tery and the disposition of the armor. as well as a considerable increase in site and displacement. The 8’-inch guns of the Indiana type are done away with entirely. the main. battery of the Alabama consisting of four 13-inch guns in turrets and four- teen 6-inch lnpld firing guns. of which ten are mounted on . le giln deck. eight in broadside between the turrets. and two tiring straight ahead forward of the fore turret. on the gun deck. The other four are mounted in a small re- doubt on the casemate deck, two on each side. The broadside 6-inch guns, instead of being mounted in projecting sponsons. are mounted in recess ports in order to secure extensive train for- ward und shaft the beam. . The secondary linticry consists of seventeen d-poundcr rapid fire guns. six. onc-mundcr rapid iirc guns and four tiatllngs. The maximum thickness of armor on the water line. is illifi inches. lnpcrlug to out inches at the bottom of the Iii-ll. “OVLATINO momma. A Bill Reported Favorably by Ir Hartley Passes the Senate lily Associated Press.) Washington. May lii~~—lli the Scuutc today. a bill rcportcd favorably by Mr. l-inwb-y. chairman of the military ut- l'uirs conimillev. providing lhai otilccrs iii the rcgulnr army shall he cligiblc to staff nplniiuilncnlii in tlic voluulwr ur- lny: that governors. may appoint in the regular oriuy in the grade of ilclii of~ ticcrs. and that tile prcsidcut only up- polnl officers of ”W i'cgulnr iirnly In ”W grad.- ol Ilcld iiffll'l'l'ri in organisnlious of tho voliuilwr :iriny ili Ilii' District of Columbia and indiun 'i‘crritoi-y. was punsml. - Mr. iiuwll-y cullml up llll' report iii' the coniciccs on lln- liill susls-ndillg ilic action of i'i‘l'llilil existing lilWil l'c- lilting lo ll;.- pliri-Iuls- of suppllcs by tho lulurtcriuustcr of lilc army. Iic l-xplnincil that tho Scnoic rou- fort-cs had nluindoul-d lhcll' umcndlocul. l'i‘ii~‘liliiil sol-lion 3.709 of tho l‘l'\'iili't| slalutcs. ulnl bud inscricd the follow- liiu: 'l'luli during llu- existing war. lilc burl-an ol ordnulu-c oi iln- war dcpnrt- iltclii is nutliorircil to |llll‘t'llliM‘ whip] out udu-rlisclncill such ordnnucu lllui ordnance storcs till nro uci-dcd for iillr nu-dlnli-d usc. null win-u sucli ordnuncc and orduaucc silircs arc to bc mountain lurcd. to tools» contracts without ud- vi-rilscnicni for such slows. to in- do. Iivcrcd as rapidly as niulllllnciilrcd.“ NU. loll" "sum rm My Mroys James caution ‘ nun-m Inndy loch. llii' Asmwiolcd Muss.) Newtown. May iii A lirc oi suplsis- l-d luccndlary ortnio coloplciciy dcsr iroycd the stable and controls ownni by .lulnon l‘oniollu. oi tliolilly liooil. shortly before i o'clock this liiorniliil. 'l‘herc ivorc tour horses. three coaches. scven slclglill. harnesses. bay. «to. iii the born. When disioverod ihc lire had sslncd such inaliwuy that it was lin- lsissibll- lo slivo anything The town has offered it reward of will for the or- rest and l‘illll‘li‘iioil oi the supposml ln~ ccinilnry. The loss is isilulstlsl ill lliitlili “slim: ihsorsnio. ".000. Cased at Icon. After Disposing of Various Items of Isslnssn lily Assisilslcli Press) iiisiulord. liar Illm'i‘iu- annual coll» imilioii of the i’ohilfl'iit'ill litho- l'irih awa‘s amislhis closed this ooini. At the session this morning mil-intimi- were meant soihorisinn the ifiifliilili‘i‘ committee in scenic anon iiic dim» and place tor the on) annual aiming. Install-as were sit-pint approving of the securities in more the palm of a mi by which am who have m» mi nw years shall be rsmpl (run a m lions a its. will Home in lhr car- not. renovating business at their old mam Minibus-assess uliisnhrr . . r Complete isolation of Gen Blanch will Soon he Accomplished; Havana’s Communication with the Outside World Carried on by loans of live Distinct Lines, Two Of which Run to United States. _...__——__ (By Associated Press.) isolation of General Bianco from the outside world is now looked upon by leading military and naval authorities as ,an essential move to be executed at the earliest possible moment. The pressing need of this has become more evident within the last few-days, since General Blanco is known to have been ill constant cable communication with and also with Madrid. lie has thus been an lntcrmediatory lictWeen the government and admiral. informing them of his own needs and advising them on matters of policy. The auth- orities here feel the need of bringing this communication to on end. and an oliielal inquiry has developed that there will be little difficulty in isolating Gen- eral Blanca if the necessary steps are quickly taken. and energetically. liavann's communication with the outside world is carried on by means of five distinct cubic iincs. Two of ”Wm! run to the United States and are of course. closed against. (i"ill’l'lli lilnn- co. 'l'hc rclliainlug three cables arc by Way of Santiago on the south could of Cuba. Havana is connected with too land lines with Santiago. and also by one silorc cubic with Santiago. Thc uclnlil dcplll'tilrc of the cubics from l‘u- iia occurs at Santiago, twu of tho linm running thclicc to Jamaica and onc to iinyli. When in immune has Ulii‘l' lcft l‘ulin by one of tho tlircc liucs still op- cn. it has no h-ss than six dim-r4 pt ro— bio routes it can adopt after having Jillllnicu or lluyii. l"i‘llfii .Iulnnicu one mole got-.- to mow. l’cruumlulrn. i'upl- \‘l-ri}o' islands nlld throw to Spain: a second route goes to llcriuudu. Halifax and lhcocc to Spain", a third mnlc lime- to Veilczliclll. l‘crnnlnliilcn. l'upc \'l-rdc null lhcncc io Spniu: a fourth routs goon to the Windward islands. liliii-li lininiu. l'i-rnnlniun-o. l‘npi- \‘crdc and strain. i'rolu linyll there are two I'Ollll'r‘. one to \‘mii-lliclu. l'criululliuco. (‘alpc Wide and Spain. and u swolld by way of tin- Wlli-luurd islands to liriiisll liliiiillil. Tim nuthoriln-s both have with lunch labor illlurcd'onl oil of tin-an various nil-nus by which licocrai lilanco run kccp up his couuullolciitinnit They are Mlliilil'tl that the throw cabin-s running to Santiago uri- llu- route-s from which all lhl-sn various llrllllclics spring. lilill that if this lriplc root is ciil the ontlrc system of communication between l‘u— ha and lllc outside world will be of tilt cud. Haulingo is not a strongly forltilcd town. and it is believed there would be liltic ilangcr nlil-llding ilil- culling i‘" llic iiiroo cddcs nl iillli point. The right in col hcsc cables is lull doubled by ibc authorities licrc. ni- lhongh illliiti of local urc ilrillsh cables. The l'hli- sillilli nllll'ol'. iicilorni lil'ccl- or. first Viilii‘oii "I" prilil'ipdl that ill illuc of lr l. .- rigid l‘Killi‘ll lo lit‘lir troy pro; r‘ly oniid iii no curmy‘s li‘l“ riiory. n ii iii lilo hit“) of l‘ltlilllti. that ilio rhlhl cxlsiod to duslmy lluuu with» in the flow inorilu- tragic-s constitu- lliil iiisiiil's jurisdiction. This princb lilo has now been accepted and is the policy on which lhc goverillin-ul bi llt'l- ihg, Will-ll the cubic)! ut Haullugo will bc cut is not disclois-d. but ihcrc is siroiil brmure towards having the work done luuncdistely. for until it is done ill-n» ~rol liliinwi uiuinloinu bis l'oliiiiliillll'w llims and is thus enabled to embarrass ihc operations of our military and us- val forces. a... ~Alili MY MOM Offline-silk lesion lion. than. tram". tic heavy noblescehd lunslill. iv. ibi- floor brooms. lliv. the water": pols. iiic. lilti pillow lbs. ilc each. ‘lllr ilrcss‘glnghsnis. tic. lhc ill‘fln turrets. liii'. ilic outing lisnnci. tic. fiiic ooisoadomi shirts. lillc. lilil' ribbed tinderwcsr. illic. lis- yd. wide bowels. Mic simmer dross glsids. lilo. Ital new laws wrappers. it Mr drmroird cups. tic. iilc ilsilh brushes. he. i." separate nitiriii. ILL: . Hill lilscil ,crcpon. ll. liars all your liliiillcgie Pimp“! and will fl lull'diiifl' wheel. the! lliilulsiiiiwai sit-lei in Norwalh. llNl ”All idlfllii'l‘flll lily Ali-socialist Press.) New York. May il-v-‘I'inn First mil- lsciii New Mains-ill" violinist-rs new ml tomb Jersey city this suicides sit mnisJo fihlcslnniins. One man. it is "snarled. doomed by dropping from nesrnssr West Point. "new lies not discovered it! lire ulcers until mime inter and its «Cert was sleds comm Washington. May iii—The complete‘ the admiral of the Spanish squadronEN wnu'rirn. WANTlilifl—A competent girl for, gem nl housework. ‘ 55 Riverside avenue, East lxorwalk , m1“ WAN'l‘Ei)—~A competent Ho " this girl. speaking good English. esires situation to do general housework?» . Apply, 31 Iockw'ood avenue, South 'Norwalk. mill 8 " WANTED.—A situation as housekeep- er. where heavy work is not. red red. Address Willing, Sentinel uptow .ilce. " may .146 6 WANTED—Position by relish] ivo— man as cashier or salewoninl, I' an ' light, steady work. Address". lg» bie. Sentinel up town once. ,, ‘, 9. I TO l.ET-Six rooms, Music Hall W suitable for offices; house. We! rooms, with improvements. N . Arch street; house, 5 rooms,- 1’ street. rent. 87. E. A. Woodward 'i‘O LET—6 rooms and bath, Trinity Place; 8 rooms and bath,‘ H Franklin street. W. H. Slut West street... . ‘Ml'f TO LET—House of eight rooms, at Maple avenue. East Norwalit. Iii; quire of H. W. Gorham. arm“ Li’olnt road. mid“? LEW-Pasture for horses masons- let. inquire of C. F. Sherwood." East Norwalk. 11:16 1'. , l i T0 LET—Lower apartments 15 Mary. shall str. t. Water and sewer con- . noctions Possession at oncemllanJ "‘ or] T. Hatch. “ml”! non RENT—House and ham, 14 Wallis. " lngton street. 325; house. 24 Vast andt avenue, :16; middle hem brick row, South Main street, 815: apartments over Seymour’s store. 85 1“ to 89; second floor, 18 Cross street; 87. inquire W. A. Grillin. Jr.. oillee of Russell Frost. and 1' .. ' TO LET—Second floor over J. M.‘ Lay- ‘ ton's onlce, 5 rooms, rent .10. in- .ouirs ofhce Old Well Cigar company. 83 Washington street. TO LET-Six rooms lower door in Or- chard street. Bath room. kltchm range and boiler. Two minutes walk from West avenue trolley. Very moderate rent to small family. in- quire at No. ti Orchard street. TO LET—Furnished room to rent at 132 Main street, Norwailr. All-moll- crn improvements with use of Inquire on premises or at F. . lingers' store. it) Mainstrent. . _ m a“ T0 LET—Tho second and third on of the Quintsrd buiidlu. corn. Vail and Knight streets. Nowell. M able for ollces. lodge room or 1% manufacturing. Rent inquire of i'. ii. Quintard. 1“ Iain street. Norwalk. or F. if. more. ii Washington street. South N'- ‘ walk. “a 1‘0 l.ii'i‘——iiouse corner North Iain and Ann streets, 7 rooms. .10 m inquire at tisyes' market. US! FOR Illsl. l-‘tlli SALE (.‘bcnp-~~l’lhe place. WI! ncw. l iicrc of land. house. ll) rooms. furunrc. but and cold water: M. idlop. liculicry. lasso feet. iroiioy i'lilll in the door. iii-st place outside city . linuis. Adllrciol. (-2 Newtown sve- nuc. Nlil'lll'llik. l‘liuu. nii'l l' mu iiAI.i«‘.--l.udy‘s second hand iii- cyclo. nearly new and in lint-dial! condition. Will be sold chon A’- iiy to Aaron ll. 'i‘ylnr. tiers iitil Nlil'li‘tllil. illi FOR SALE CHEAP—0M black III silver his special. four nosed hand bicycles in good condition. and this. Kory (lyric cameras. Also one Iran- er ling cart. nearly now. Will Richardson. West todsr street. Norwalh. i‘iiii illit.)i~llusrsnisod bio else ice at and up. iiouih Norris WIN MIMI! $0.1“. m l.l)il'l‘-i.islmien oulmsro small and iiiversidc cemetery. s lionlsn iii-east pin. The tinder will be eaten lily rewarded by scolding or lenvl it in 'l uaiotard avenue. lentil N . ulncnsannnoun. mm Mil. "Mill? .1. Iiiilhi in graduate iioyiil l‘llnsilrvsiory. loipsic. n of tiliiilnani. itsrlsi. waist lloiltli Norrislll ( 1m- lessons on the cations stay that in if) svsnsr. iloutll Norwalh. litMVfilil‘i' Adm? or of . ii. Harvey for the More in l intend is of Well rr . Mummf'hlidtl. M .0 ”It Im*s i. A“ non roan mile W Moose.
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