Wyatt-mam ; > ~
‘ ram amoral no stone.
THE HHHHLHH HHHH HHHHHH.
‘mwmwhohssc it to some
ass. as 'asltisagth Authoris-
sllbylsawflontinusslaiisi'ao-
lastly-"w Isgimonts
Washington. May 21~0ne hundred
and three thousand volunteers have
been musiend into the service at the
. , united States, according to the reports
which have reached Adjutant General
Corbin and by the end oi neat week
the officials hope every man of the 125.-
000 called ior will have taken the oath
and Nora allegiance to protect the tin-
ited States government in its war with
Spain.
The mastering in of the regular army
’ branch with a view to increasing it to
80.000'men, the war strength author-
ised by law. continues satisiactorily in
all directions, though reports of. the ot-
ilcers engaged lathe work are yet at
hand to indicate the precise number of
' recruits which have been secured.
Arrangements are making for the re-
cruiting oi the ”immune" regiments
in the guli states. A circular prescrib-
ing the mode of recruiting and the
qualifications requisite for enlistment
will be prepared and circulated freely
in the South. Owing to the great rush
oi business. the probability is that a
week will elapse beiore anything dual
can be done in this direction. Six coi-
onels of volunteer immune regiments
were nominated by the president yes—
terday and It would not be surprising
if some of the remaining colonolcics
were given to colored men who have
been pressed for appointment. Two if
the appointees to colonelcies are now
detailed for duty in the adiutant gener-
al’s care at the war department. Mes-
srs. Sargesnt and Pettit.
Major General Merritt. who is In
command oi the expedition to Manila.
was at the war department again to-
day completing arrangements and re-
ceiving ilnal instructions prior to do-
piirturo for San Francisco. The gcnor-
’ itl said that he expected to leave ior thc
coast ilil won as ho ilnishod his luminous
which called him here. but wholhor this
would be today or later he cotild not
say.
' ........
"VI manna onaraaao.
Mfllibanlummu
ails'ithtlaisw'sohs.
l By Associated Press.)
t-lan Francisco. liay Bl—Arrnngo-
ments have been made for the charter-
ing oi the steamer halandia. duc horn
irom Honolulu on the 24th of this
ntontit. an negotiations for the chart-
will. of steamer Chills. duo horn
treat the Orient on the rain. are noon
ins consummation. This will make
ave steamers chartered by the govern-
ment to he used as transports to tho
Philippines as iollows: Steamers l'ity
ul Pckin. City of Sydney. Australian.
Icalandia and China. The ilrst tun-t-
named will leave this city within a tow
days at each other. the City of l'okiu
probably sailing tomorrow. The (“hunt
and Iaalsattia taanst an intern the lath
at next taoath. and will probably be
snorted to their destination by "W
Philadelphia. which is almost rtatdy to
~ go Into colonialism u...
muse-amass.
AmMfl W
“Us Imaiag.
tillt Associated Press.)
Pulaski-oasis. hi. it. stay it—~itrs.
loos Iaorrl. the insane whims of a In»
was at Vassar roller. murdered her
two Cum. s sea two years old sad a
daughter Iva months old. by dacspl»
tall. tom'sarly tttis males. lite
will its seat is the ilattowaa ssylust
tar lasasc criminals. lira aparri was
tksagkttsbslassastersstseiitasasd
altksssatsstiisrktsiksatlaaisata
us she been vial-at. rs- tlatt ital
:ylua. hat lattes tats-list dis
deummv
muons-Wham.
saraaauAt-aoras'r.
tumour
W lust-4‘s- tisusil
“momma-snails-
“mMaMwithths'i‘tw
“mwmsfllqct
MW" Lu“.
...:3......._—..
'_ respond-swung. not .9...
!smlas islinniiasnt.
‘ (By Associated Press.)
Madrid, May ”wit is semi-omclally
announced here today that perfect tran-
qullity prevails throughout“ Spain, in
spite of the war, the fact that famine is
imminet, and that Spanish trade is
ruined.“ .
An oillclal despstch irom Havana to-
day says several Americans have arriv-
ed in front oi the bay. But is added
they remain distant from this port.‘
_ Another dapatch from Havana says
two American ships again‘ shelled
Guantamo yesterday. without doing
lug any damage. .
.4. a
m m OOIIIBIION.
(latter notions and Steamer leindia
Almost My ior Ionics.
(By Associated Press.)
New Yori. May zl—The collier Hol-
land and steamer Scindia went into
commission at the navy yard today in
command at commanders Moore and
Watson. The Scindia was taken out
of dry dock this morning and the Hai-
land was docked for examination and
repainting.
The Restless in 'command of A W
Dodd left the yard to Join Admiral Er-
ben s patrol fleet today. “i
A small drait of blueiacltets went
irom the receiving ship Vermont to the
cruiser Columbia on one oi the navy
yard tugs this morning in order to tilt
vacancies caused by sickness in the
cruiser's crew.
TWO RECORDS BROKEN.
(By Associated PressJ
Frankliniiold. Philadelphia. May 2i~--
in the dual games betwcen Pennsylva-
nia and Cornell today. .l. C. McCrack-
en. oi the Univcrsity oi Pennsylvania.
broke the intercollegiate hammer.
throwing record of lilii feet 3% inches.
by a throw of H7 feel my, inches.
A. C. Kracnaiein. University at l'cn-
sylvania. broke the intercollegiate rc~
cord of 211/, seconds ior the 220 yards
hurdle. running the distance in 24 2- 5.
seconds.
New York. Wall strccl, May 2|~Money
on call. nominal. i-lg' por cont; primo
mercantile paper. 4% a Signor cont:
sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in hankcrs' hills at 486% a V.
ior demand and at 483% alg for sixty
days: posted rules. tilt and 487: com-
mercial bills. 482 is; silvcr certification.
577a: bar alivor .i7‘ 9; Mexican dollars.
in in: govcrnmout bonds, steady; state
bonds. dull: railroad bonds. nicatly.
Wlt'ltld ONLY ('lnAl. muons
lily Associated Press.)
Portland. Maine. Mny dlr—u’l'bc Port-
luud Observatory says this morning
that tho mystfrious craft rcportcd oil
itcarboro last nlglit. painted black. and
lying low in the water. woro coal bar-
ges towed by a tug. From Portland
Observatory there is a range of a
tuiworiul telescope. and nothing in the
datum of war Vessels had linen soon‘
trout thorn in the last 2i hours.
’l‘llillt‘ii RAN 'l‘lihl liIAXEKAIIlll.
lily Associated Preset
Madrid. May 2i~~~>Thc ucwspapora
lwrc arc tiaiug tho assertion that tho
i-lpauisb auxiliary cruiser hittuttwrrat
"'tlivltat Hill the blockade oi‘tho Cuban
coast” as tho tout for articles claiming
to point outth the blockade is incl-
foclivc.
it is asaortod lit-re that the hiuiitscr-
rat lautlcd llltcou mlillou remains. a
thousand soldiers. one ituudrt-tl guns.
dawn thousand titles and quatttilics ol
autuuuiltion in Cults.
Milli! lilAlt‘KAilltiill.
lily Annotated Prowl
Havana. liar Ii—v‘l‘lto Atsct'lcna
soundt'oti outplayed in lilackading this
port has been reinforced by moral
u-ssols. ‘l‘he newspapers have publish
iabltitat articles an the Ilit'l't'lil at All-
lltiral Carvers lit sludhtg tho American
warships that were looking ior tilts and
touching Santiago do iiutta.
W
A (Milli .ll'l'l‘li’I llliAll.
ills Asawiatstt l‘tessd’
t‘otuard. it. it. May simlihisf .las-
lics Alsass i‘. ctsrssater. at the New
visas-swimm- mo. died at his
rssldstws is this city at 7 o‘clock this
miss. its endured a paralytic
sitoalt a tow days ass and his «loath
was sat assassrtsd.
atit'i'lt manoeuvre.
tlr Associates Pissed
New York. lay ll-'i'hs Ilallt Isaak
chaseits mlnat arrived tstiay la
titres suetisas st isrssr City. erst- tits
West Iasrs radical. Tits issa pro-
cesses over the Isltistors and (lists
railroad tor the Death.
(By Associated Press.)
Key West, May 19. via Jacksonville.
ltlelayedl—Tonight sees the close oi
most intensely anxious and most voli-
atioue day Key West has known since
the war began. Everything indicates
the proximity of a big naval hatle, and
with an unseen too which may appcar
at any one at several points and possi-
bly strike a blow and get away before
force can be massed to crush them. At
this hour the whereabouts of Schley's
and Sampson‘s squadrons are the list-d
quantities in the equation; the Span-
iards arc represented by x. Daybreak
found Commander Schioy's squadron.
that had sailed from lianipton Roads
on Friday. anchored of! Sand Koy
light. six miles bolow Key West. They
have Joined Captain Sigsboo‘s big
greyhound St. Patti. which. leaving the
[lords a day later beat them hero al-
most a day and a halt. The appearance
of the flying squadron was supplement-
cd about 8:30 by two of the despair-b
boats that had been with Admiral
Sampson's hoot. racing in neck and
neck. the Asaociatcd Press boat llaunt-
less in the lead. The necessity oi cut.
ting the cable at Santiago do Cuba has
already boon ovidoncod in Key Won! by
scvorai Madrid oablrsrrarns viii London
sent after the bloody fight at (‘TleliP‘
gos last week. when the Marbleboad's
boat crow cut tho cable at that point.
Admiral Sampson‘s iloot arrived borr-
at .'i p. m. This coulirmod litt- loci-cast
made in these dospntchoa on Sunday as
to the whereabouts and intentions of
those two ilocta.
HURRY ORDERS.
llotb had lawn slower in arriving
than wait mated naval ofllcors boro
supposed tit that time. All this was iii-
torosllng enough. but not a word of it
was allowed to pass tho cousor‘a of-
ilce. and a score of corrcsimmlenta who
had been boaioging the cable oilico all
the morning wilted down into thc bo-
tol veranda chairs out of the limiting
sun. helpless to act a word of tho rout
bows of tho situation in iiiolr mums.
Naval olllccrs ior'tiic most part wct'c
as ignorant as the currtmiaiiuicula its to
how matters about in the world out
side oi Koy Wool. and witciitor or not
tho matters lit-lug tcttsorcd had not ob
rottdy loakod out throtuh tht- loss ob-
sirttclod channels at Washlnatou. Na»
val own. howl-var. had less time for
speculation. tor the hold was busily
oiigsgsd iu marina ior mum mow.
the details at which were only known
to Commodore Watson and those near-
not him. livery tiillcer ashore was on
tits alert for orders to hurry atsiartl his
ship lluch last niaht was the hits at
the men trots the itsnctult. lilo llaailiill.
the “fleas. and the Wilmington. “Hur-
ry shim" reschmi them stand tiziill.
llam-tott‘s quartoraisstsr was sshoro
looking attsr storss‘ when word was
soul hint to cancel a provision contract
anti colic aboard. the stub host was
already natisrway when its reached her.
Wu “were injured
0N THH EVE 1*
Bic NAVAL BATTLE
Everything indicates that a (erat and Pos-
sibly Decisive Blow May be Struck
Within a Very Few flours-
FLEET LEAVES KEY WEST
UNDER “HURRY ORDERS.”
impossible to Forecast the Movements of Either Sampson or Schley,
but the Supposition is that Orders iroiii Washington Have
'Dlrected a lie-distribution oi the Flying
Quick Round up oi the West Coast of Cuba Hitter the Spaniards.
i
adron to Make a
to her davlts while she was steaming
out of the harbor.
SECOND LINE OF SCOUTS.
Where the small ilcct went is still a
mystery, all being too slow to act as
scouts in the hunt for the Spanish fleet
and not strong enoiurb to do mhre than
help at Havana. where there are al-
ready moro boats than are actually
needed. The most plaiisiblo theory twi-
vanccd to account tor the quick depar
ture was that thoy wore to form a sec-
ond line of scouts to the northwest.
where the Cincinnati and the Vesuvius
are supposed to bc watching the nar-
rows oi tlte Yucatan channel. These
two vessels mow-d quietly out Thurs-
day morning and disappeared to tho
southwestward. it may be whdidly
admitted that all dial-union oi the Spa-
nish tlccl from bone is speculative.
Key West is lsolatod train the current
news such as is furnished by daily but.
lctlns. The undurstanding oi the alt-
uation hm. however. is that Ramp»
son counted on iindlng the Spanish
squadron bottled tip in San .luan as did
llcwcy the Spaniards at Manila. it
was not till daylight on tho morning
oi ill" lmmlmrdntcnt that ho Icarnod
tho harbor was cmpty.
NO A'l'f‘At‘K i'ld'l‘ ill-:i'tllt'l’l-lil.
Ml‘tmtlme. a. cording to tho laud iii«
{urination hl'i'v. tho that of action Spu-
iilah ships. probably including Ibo criti-
iil'i'fl Vlacityu. Aliuli'itnic llqticildo. l‘ris-
toiutl Colon and Maria 'l‘iiorcan nit-I
liirco tbntiroycis iulvo boon moving
wcst along liic aoutllcrn aliorc oi the
Caribbean ecu. TAIlt'l‘ rcports form
Molc ill. Nitlmlitr‘. l‘ttpc Iinyilon uitti
oilicr Ilollllii lllllil‘ it swin probablc
that a sccouti suction of tho squadron.
probably including llli‘ Cardinal l'iauc-
Hill. the Potato and the ("bristiulu lit--
gcuia. im- following in tho wukc of thc
tllrsi. liy hoping in tho south hlilll‘r
oi ilic l‘aribliciiu. thc Spaniards avoid-
ul any clinncc of computer with Sump.
son oil Porto lticn. and it tiicy wore
lurnlahcd nut-i. at cubic points of tho
\vcnkoncd slutc of tho l‘ulian blocitttdc
catwclully at l‘ivtiluvgt‘ts. it allowed it
loitipliug cltuucc to make a «lush across
the south l‘uliaii t'tunti auii wltic out the
light vtwsols tltoro.'i‘lils tlouc tin-y coitbl
t‘iliil and 'Il'lll‘tl‘ll around tiic wcsi end
of ”W island, lliitllll butt miles an lluvir
till. it that. its is goitctutiy supposed
bcrc. is llnlr tlcstluation. From the
lot-t that. on until attack has yet licoli
i’l‘IllII‘itill. it is lilil‘l‘l‘l'di that thc iloct
lit slili boidiua III coursc wast.
AT A illllli 'l‘ithiillllhl.
tibi pilots bcr say that a big aqua
drou oi warships iulp... bi- ilasiiy work-
ctl worst and "Mill lust outside the
lringo oi Kcys on tho nuiaqulio coast
without daugci' oi dist-«ivory nature they
cmcrgsd truth the north and of thc Yu-
catan chaancl isuwosn tho north end
at \‘ul‘slau and the west and at Cuba.
From this point they would be almost
equal distant from licy West and liav
vans. not liiiu iniics olihcr way. it
their «ideal was to break the Havana
blissksds they could do it easily it they
Admiral Camera. after having
slices with the minister of marine.
Cells. The ileet commanded by the admiral will. it in
said. sail antler sealed orders. —
tutti the ilsscroti's sis was snatched up unit: mm mm! or ”NEH 'l'bo
WAR BULLETINS.
The train couvoying the First Missouri illltlllii'lf Milli
i‘ltaituniaura iol hicltatnatara Park was wrecked in a
collision at liossvilio station. about llvo miles out. at
it o‘oiookxtliis moruiiur. lino private was killed and
'l‘iio military Iraiu was run into
byaregular passeugortraln running at a high rate at
several center-
as returned to
is
ieeling her tonight is that the naval
battle 0! the war might be ionght in
is hours. and probably between Key
west and the north Cuban coast. Ev-
erything is at high tensions and both
oiiloers and correspondents are looking
for a. despatcli boat tearing up the
channel at any hour with news that
the hostile iieet has been sighted with-
in striking dlstanee of Key West or
Havana. it is impossible to forecast
the movements of either Sampson or
Scbiey, but the supposition among an.
val men is that orders irom Washing-
ton wiii direct a re-distribution oi the
vessels. iorming a new flying squadron
‘ to make a quick round-up of the west
Cuban coast, perhaps as for around as
Cientuegos to the south. leaving a suf-
ilcient guard oi heavy véssels at Key
West and throwing a strong sighting
iorce in trout oi Havana. where after
all, the great battle may be fought.
THREE Bil} TRANSPORTS.
This afternoon the heavy squadrons
oi! Sand Key were joined by three big
transports, the Mona. iroquois and
Cherokee. Workmen were busily en-
gaged ptitting in temporary books, but
no one was allowed to heard them and
no iniormation as to their'aaliing point
or destination would be given. it. is
understood. however. they are from
New York. having started for Tampa
to transfer the troops a Week ago. when
the invasion of Cuba by a land iorce
seemed imminent. This plan. however.
was eveidently checked by the move-
ment oi the Spanish fleet and is consid-
iTred in abeyance for the present. The
St. Paul this afternoon finished cool-
ing. and roceivod permission to smut.
She disappeared at sunset under a
cloud ct smoke. heading southeast by
smith.
1'0 ”3011' m ”Gill“.
Colonel lurdett Receives an Order
from the War Department.
lily Associated Prose.)
Camp iiaven. l'niicd Statcs Army
Post. Nlantic, May 2lml’10loncl llurdott.
post commandant. today received an
order direct from the war ticpartmcut
”at Washington. instructing him to rc-
crult the First regiment to Its maxi-
mum strcngth. Some of the companies
have only the minimum strength of ill
mcn and iii recruits arc Wliliil'tl. 'l‘lic
order will be obeyed promptly.
on IOLDIII mun.
Twol‘atallylniarsdoa afratnlouad
lorOhickamauga
lily Associated Press.)
Chattanooga. May 2l~0no man is
dead and two lil’l‘ totally lnitircd as tho
t'cault at a wrt-ck this morning on tho
Chattanooga. ltomo and Southern rail-
road between Chattanooga and the vol-
unteer (soup at l‘hickamouga. The
dead and iniurcd all belonged to tho
l‘irst regiment Missouri volunteer in—
fantry. The list of fatalities is:
lioorgo Waikcr. ai'tiiicl-r. Company It,
tlctttl.
Alfred M. lathe. privalo.
broken: will die.
Harvard llarlaslti. private. leg bro-
ken. internal lniurics; will die.
hi. it Richards. li‘irsl lieutenant Coin-
ll. was badly cut alarm the arms and
shouldors.
Maui olbcrs how badly luu bot lul~
ally lniuicd
both logs
Iisetsd at as Aaaaal lasting or the
Isihodist osuos Iaoisty.
'l‘lic annual meeting at tho ttipworib
Magus- of ill“ ll‘lrst Methodist lipisoo-
pol church was held last night in the
now church parlors. 'l‘ho tollowlttg oi-
llccra were oiocicti.
Presldopt- W-illiatu 'l‘itylor.
Vicseprcsidont Mr. Martptarul.
llccretary-«thllam .lonnings
'l'rcasuroM‘hsrtm Walters.
lihsirststt oi the atom and not» do»
partiaent~lsrs. .l. A. lib-hardsoa.
Chairman of the literary depart”?
~~ldrs M. ii. ltantiail.
l‘hairmau ut the stwlai work-wiles
Mary ill. timith.
The league has held twelve business
meetings dttriug the past year. with as
average attendance at liftywtour nia-
bers. The auto at that has been Mir
propristtid to the new church. and ear
to the tlunday school. The grunt-pi es-
psasss during the year can so. sad
the cash revolved was it“.
The entertainment last night ton.
stated at a vocal solo by Natural it.
Crows. which was Insly "scored. and
piaao suits by Ilsa it. Adstas. lis-
irsattatcats at cake and errata were
served.
1‘0 NAN 'l'ltl 'i‘tltia
lily Associated Press.)
ilsa I‘rsaeiseo. may . -la accord-
sure with instructions iron Wallis-
toa. arrange-sins are bails made to
toss the last of tam chartered at this
M D! the mus-alt with
THHININH FHH HHH
Regiments at Chickamauga iiave
Settled Down to Hard Work.
SUPPLIES BHHTIHHE Til PHHH TH
Oarioad after Carload «Provisions Ar-
rive and a Vast Amount of Cloth-
ing and Equipage also Being
Received.
(By Associated Press.)
Chattanooga. Tenn" May 21~A|l the
regiments now in camp at Chickamau-
go have settled down to hard work and
are undergoing practical training in
the art of war. The business-like
methods being pursued by General
Broke will make the array available ior
active service much earlier than many
army oiiiccrs believed possible.
Supplies of every description con-
tinue to pour in. Garland after car-
load of provisions arrive and a vast
umotint'oi clothing and oquipagc is al-
so being received. Tho indications
now are that the entire army will be
equipped during the next two weeks.
Captain W. KuWright, assistant quar-
termaator. rccolved notice today that
4.500.000 rations in addition to the iirst
order had becn purchased and are now
en route. Prortpc invard 8: Co have
supply the army with 75,000 loaves 0'
bread daily. A Chicago ilrm will be.
gin constructing an immcnno cold stor-
age warchousc during the next few
days.
The chaplains of tho various, rogi-
nicnta have sinrtcd a fight against the
liquor saloons ucaitorcd till ovor the
camp. 'l‘bcy have strong backing and
thc saloons probably will be nliolishcd.
The park army now numbcra nonr-
Iy 35,000 men and each day adds sever-
al thousand.
“Wilma wrrn mans
Nothing Oilioially Known bythslpan-
ish linissor in ladytd.
lily Associatctl Press.)
Lilllllllll. May “.ll-wA dospatcb front
Madrid to the Evening News says tho
Spanish ministers declare that noth-
ing is ofllolally known at the result of
tho ll-‘Kolillliolll which have been going
on with the Cuban insurgents in orilor
to Ililltil‘l' thorn in make common causc
with tho Spaniards against the Amcrb
cans. though some at tho ministers
claim to beib-ve the negotiations will
surcccti.
Continuing. the dosimtch lrom blad-
rld says it is hinted that the negotia-
tions at Sonar y Castillo. the Spanish
ambassador at Paris. to whichmuoh
immrtanco’is attached. are with tho
l‘uluin roprcacnlntivd at the French
capital. it is maintained that the sub-
mlsion oi the insurgents to Captain
ilencritl itinnco would motors all pro-
trat ior American intervention.
The goucrnl bolb-f that thorn is some
ground for thc hopotulimis irritating has
led to it ro-t-ovcry of prices on tile llpa~
blah boom». All sccurltlos have ris-
cit. (told is now at lib: till
“VI 'l “W“ A ”0"”?!
Gas cl Oar Aaailtary Cruisers is M
tag a Spanish Vessel.
lliv Aasoclllictl Press.)
Kingston. Jamaica. May ill The
Norwegian sienna-r Amcrlca. Captain
lvsnlh. frost lisltlinoro. has arrived at
Port Antonio. bringing news at the can
turn at a tlpaaish warship.
Whoa taunt- distance irtun .laataica
yesterday the America saw an Atnrrb
caa warship towing a vessel that to all
appearances was a lipanlsk gunlssti.
'l‘hs vessels wot-o ton tar distant for
their names to be distinguished. liul
Captain Month says that the United
states vsssol that was doing the towing
was either the ill. hauls or the lit. Paul.
The place where the American war»
ship and its prise were soon was all
Caps loyal. the oastorn sstromlty of
‘3“.‘0
atrisavan‘r's now. autaits.
llr Associated Proust
ltas Antonio. 'l‘saaa. lay it» It no
posts to he ssttsid lltsl tho watch-rid-
ers will not leave is amok loss than a
weak. The utmost is already thor-
Mlsltlr Wt but a work at steady
drilling will be at the almost rains to
begun work on an immense baker in
the park. This ilrm has a contract
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rooms, with .lmprovmcnts. .
Arch street; house. 5 rooms, '32
street. rent, 81E AWN.
T0 LET—4i rooms and bath."
Trinity Place: 8 rooms and
14 Franklin street. W. H.
West street. ‘
'ro LET—Pasture ior horses and
to let inquire at C. I". :~. '
East NorWaIk.
T0 LIFT—lower apartments 15
shall street. Water and sewer
ncctions. Possession at. once.
uel 'i‘ Hatch.
TO LET—Second iloor over 1. I. no-
toi:'s egos, 6I rooms.rea is”. he
qureo ceOdWellC M
as Washington street. in! '
'ro LET—Bis rooms lower leer is
chard street. Bath room.
range and better. Two mm
from West avsass trolley.
moderate rent to small (sully
quire at No. a Orchard strsst.
'ro LIT—Furnished roa- ta m
188 Halo attest. Room All
on improvements With Qt '
Inquire on breathes or as
Rosm' store. is Isis attest.
ro bar—rs. second as case ‘
oi the Quintard hail“. W ’
and Kntht streets. m
able for unless. lodge issues
manufacturing. Ilsat
inquire at l'. I.
street. Norwalk. or I. l.
5 Wuhinsioa street. seat“ ' ‘
walk.
1'0 LIT—House m M
and Ann streets. 7 ram. fl
inquire at Hayn‘ I.“ ‘
mu SALE canon—roe ‘
Apply at Mahacksfis ”sill
M ”j
Nit 8M.ll-Cheap~lias
new. 1 acre of tactile“.
furnace. hot and calm
shop. hcnnory. mat
to the door. first lacs
limits. Atltirt'as.
nuc. Norwalk. Cons.
FOR SALE CHEAP-ms
silver ids special. has
bicycles to good nailing
Rosy Cycle cameras.“
Dogcsrt.wo
ltichsrtlsoa.w
Norwslk.
Nil‘t‘ll‘u to ill ‘
usncrt relative to
thc sun and signs as
calorted lonelier. llaa
flit liAlllW .l “ill is %
Royal l‘oasorvstsey. : ‘
at tiuiiatast. Portal.
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