/ (By Associated Pram.)
‘- exercises ‘oi the First dIVIIian oi
i. v
i
the
m corps began today at Chickamau-
_ Iga. Theeserclsee bequ old o'clock
X and were witnessed by inspector 0on-
oral Brecklnrituea
cera. fl'he First
ad many other oth-
Second brigades at
i ' toe division’asaaulledthe Third bri-
gade. whichwas entrenched on Snod-
mgron hill. and "a higth exciting as well
‘ I.” a very creditable sham bottle took
The number oi men now In Chicka-
‘ maml'ark is now 84.838. There
I"
' thirty-eight rstmerlts oi iniantry. two
oi cavalry and ekht ptterien oi artil-
. lery. Ohio leads with six regiments.
v3,
resin. which ranks next. also has
with 5,828 men on the hold. Pennsyl-
six
rsgimtntn. but a slightly smaller num-
ber oi‘lsen. AI tar as equipment ls
concerned the army will be ready
move on Ollie within 15 days.
Captain Rockwell. chlei ordnance
fleet of. the army.
to
oi-
says he has received
. notioathat staple equipment will arrive
during the nest isw days. A ball mil-
lion oi ammunition have
‘ ready arrived and the rest oi the equip-
, event will come as fast as the roads can
haul it.
The row oi stands. restaurants. etc..
located Just outside the park. near but-
tlefield station. is assuming large pro-
portions. The row is known as
“midway" and is liberally
the
patronised.
Two theatres are now In course oi con-
Itructi'on.
AcorpsoitheliedCrosslsbr
organised at Chattanooga ior service
in the camp. The woman's club oi Cin-
cinnatl antiqued a chapel tent to the
First. Ohio Infantry. in nearly all
camps regular religious services
now hold.
Forty cars at provisions arrived
Chattanooga today. About 25
the
are
.000
pounds wcre sent to the 'park yester-
day.
lilxwilcnt omer is being prescr
both In the park and‘ln the city. The
two New Hampshire boys put on
red
the
rock pile by the city oiliciala ior Insult-
ing ladies a few days ago will probably
be released. as it is believed they have
, been sudiclently punished.
The Second laws under Colonel .lllclt-
son. liliiiiltitl titrotgh the city this Inor-
ning. on route ior Tampa.
IIO‘I' III JOI-ll-M'.
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Mailldilgtllahlniiy Onarroiiaa
New lampshire Iowa.
(By Associated Press.)
Manchester. N. it. tiny bow
to the Union irom (‘olobrooit. on
A tutorial
ytt:
Benjamin (3. Young. one oi the most
reapttded
shot his sotl-lh-law. Ira ...
louder. iront the charts oi whit-b
lhIItII' tlioti ”identity. The tIrtttIlty
head towards his um and child. it
hold. induced lilo iaihcr to with
villus oi iiiewsrtstown.
Rood. lutt-
llii‘
of
is
his
daughter home last tluttday. llocd wont
to Volume to try and have his wile
illicit. and she ooltttoniod to go. All slu-
With about to get into the wagon livid
drew the butt oi hill whip and tittiii
lii'
would ititi her whoa be not her home.
whereupon uhc rein-«i to go. and
mined til the iltiltt-t"tt iluuatI.
ittItItl
went away. .yllla he would return and
hill the whole itunily. ito did return.
about it o'clock. armed with it ride. and
tried to go into the house. but dotting
the doors lotiteti ht stopped latch trout
theI hunts a ith «ate. lir. \‘ouos had
raised one window and was wattttiua
heed train the mm where his win.
an invalid. lay.
limi raised his rillI
to Are. but hit. Young was too quick
illr hits. and shut hint to the hip.
volume or ldNiilN ti'i'tit‘it
ll! Associated Pres“
iiartiorli. liar Minimum-s
at
i. and W. ltellgntaa. oi New with. were
is iisriiorl tide stimulant lliioltdihg to
the transit oi the ilttltIlt iii the Willi»
mastic blocs sonny to the treat
m'm MIM'MMM
use“
or at i
iiirllsttola
Men: or... write
WWW“
isumasthenwser
flit
tall
the
his
"u
Inflows has
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(lay Associated Press.)
lander. liar 35-h the newspapers
today there are several striking Instan-
cs‘s oi American and anti-American
ieeiing. While the majority oi the pa-
pers allude with pleasure to the rotor,
. slices to the queen in‘ yesterday's cel-
ebrations at New York and Tampa and
In the prayer oi the chaplain oi the
Senate. the Morning Post has allowed
to appear in its columns a violent de-
nunciation at America irom the lion.
Stuart Erskine. a brother of Baron Er-
skine. who alludes to America’s present
try which Is worth having is ior Spain.
0n the other hand. the St. James' Ga-
sette, which has hitherto been bitterly
anti-American. seems to 'bc'becoming
more friendly. it says. regarding the
disposition to blame America ior the
slow progress at the war: "Sailors
who know the Paciiic and Caribbean
sons are well aware that delay is the
bar that Nelson found it diiilcult to
discover the Spanish ileot somewhere
between Jamaica and Cadls. and they
realise that this slow procession Ia not
Interesting. But the presence oi- the
gunbonts around the sullen island
means that the American oil'lccrs are
getting the range oi every gun oi the
batteries that will later oppose the
landing'oi the troops just as Nelson did
on a similar occasion."
The Westminster Gasctte strongly
advocates a distinct understanding be-
tain. it says:
“The Americans are not going to step
out oi their continent without raising
a variety oi questions which will in-
volvc them with the European powers.
'l‘ltcir Monrocittm. In so far as it relates
to South America. In likely to be ques-
tioned anew. and a .opean squeear
Ia likely to bc applie to them from
many parts. Therefore. it is highly dc.
sirablc ior theuy well as ior us. that
there should be a Mirth-American nnv
derstandlng. and It behooves both coun-
tries to consider. outlines. some oi the
essential business aspects of the matter.
301.0. 0" mm
Innate Canvases trip lei-alderths
Walton-all“.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. May 25——At ll o'clock
the Senate convened an hour earlier
than usual. to resume its discussion oi
the war rcvcntuI measure.
Air. Halo. Republican. of Miilnt‘. re-
ported an appropriation bill to supply
dodoiencics in pcnotons ond ior other
purposes.
Aitor a brici discussion oi thtI icaturo
oi the measure. which makes postdbio
temporary appointments oi t-lcrlts with-
out civil ltcrvice examination. the bill
was Iiitliii'il.
A joint resolution was adopted. diI
rot-ting tho uccrotnry oi war to report
to Congress plane ior the improvement
oi 'i‘ornpu bay. Florida.
Consideration, oi thI.I wur
measure was then resumed.
wmw
MAINE.”
'lththeloriettnaltd Iuiihlo she is
nowlahiaflorida'atars.
tiiy Associated Preset
New York. Nay lewd special trout
.lllpittIr. iI‘Itl.. to the Evening World.
iiiii'iI:
the landing oi ii party oi tuurluw
and a United titutos nuvui oillt-cr iroul
tin-w wur vtIstIeis which anchored well
out in "W water was the twcasiou oi
tutu-b t-Itcitolnt-nt among the small por-
ir oi lst'lflli‘il watt-loos at tho ltlnditlti
liihi l‘t‘t‘ltiilfl.
‘t'io- oi'llcrr was l.lruisrtuut Austin it.
litIHti. oi the tin-gnu. and it was that
stop. with her I'illiillilillllllu. tiu- Mari-
t‘|»li utltl lltt' iiiliitlltl. Illicit silltltl out
to neg.
“tlor liti’i'." sold Lieutenant Iluvis.
“Willi It most caching NW. and rapt-clot.
ly nittIr we left iioitlu. for we then hull!
oi the tunsildilly oi inlt-rt-option.
‘i'dttttsltt t‘iarit. however. lu-pt the
iiltlt- than in tonaittttt l‘t‘lilliit'ltti. ltitd
huti we run iIio the Monolith ”out we
would have been hoard trout.
"AI- tt was. we are all happy that
our care front has Francisco til now
niltictl. and that we will haw a chance
to tailc part with the hosts aow iooh-
lllg ior thalganinrda.”
. ..
museum.
sumo-st- ia New M. where
usaIIIsashIIissilrsallasae
A telegra- waa waived to thank
Novwailt this Iilarnann. announcing the
death oi lira. A. i. Hutchinson. oi
Niall street. at it o'clock tilts inmates.
is New tech. where site had been un~
dvr treat
live it was alarm till date
havestwo
“M ’n I“ It.
Ti‘Vi'n lii‘
seine.
.V the
Immoral wariare against Spain” and,
, asserts that the sentiment oi. the coun-
Chm Tenn. Mar ss—nstue
essence at a naval war. They remem- .
tween the United States and Great Bri-,
4'
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. May 25~The president
today issued the iollo‘wing proclama-
tion. By the president at the United
States—A proclamation. .
Whereas. An act at Congress was ap-
proved on the 25th day oi April. 1898,
entitled "An act declaring that war ex-
Ists between the United States oi Amer-
Ica and the kingdom oi Spain." and.
Whereas. By an act oi Congress on-
titled “An act to provide ior tempor-
arily Increasing the military establish-
ment oi the United States in timc oi
war and ior other purposes." approval
April 22.1898.tho president is author-
ised. In order to raise a volunteer army.
to issue his proclamation culling ior
volunteortt to serve in the army of the
United States:
Now. therefore. i, William McKinley.
President oi the United Sluice. by vir-
tuo oi the power vented to me by the
constitution and thtI laws. and doom-
tng strait-lent occasion to exist. have
thought In to call iorth. and hereby do
call iorth. volunteers to the aggregate
number oi 75.000 in addition to the
volunteers called iorth by my procla-
mation oi the twenty-third tiny oi Ap-
ril. in the present your: the some to be
apportioned. as tar as practicable.
among the several states and territories
and the District oi Columbia. accordion
to population. and to nerve ior two
ymrs. unlesu sooner discharged. 'i‘itr
prowl-tion of each arm and thc Ilt'iililti
oi enlistment nod orgultlmtiun ulll l'l'
made known through the war thinni-
m.tIlli
in“ witnctla Witcrcoi I lutl'c ilt‘l‘tltllllt)
not my hand anti can-led tin- liI'til oi the
United States to be award.
"one at the city or Washingnn. thia
twt-nty-ilitlt duy oi May. in the your oi‘
our Lord our thouunttd. eight hundred
and ninety right. and oi the ludcpcn-
deuce oi the United Blah-s tho one
hundred and twenty-second.
iiiliiltotli
WILLIAM M'KINIJII‘.
ily the President:
WILLIAM it.
their.
tiocrt-tury Atucr aunt this nitct-nuou
that the additional roinlltccru t-ulimi
liAY. Secretory“ oi
Commodore Schlcy and Admiral Sampson
Believed to Have Admiral Ctlrv-
era at Their Mercy. 5
i
PRESIDENT CALLS FOR
75, 000 MORE VOLUNTEERS
To be Apportioaed, as For as Practicable, Among the Several States
and Territories and the District of Columbia, According to Pop-
ulation, and to Serve for Two Years Unless Sooner Discharged
-—To Press the Campaign Actively and Vigorously. .
ior will not be recruited Iran the na-
tional guard, as were the first 135.000
but that the enlistments will be open.
'lne regulations retemd to in the pro-
otamation. undu- which the enlistments
will be conducted. have not yet been
prepared. and It is thought that there
is an occasion ior hurry in this matter
until the iull drait called ior in tiltI
first proclamation has Don secured. it
is further stated that the decision to
issue Inladditionsi call ior volunteers
was not reached until the cabinet inact-
iug yeatcrrlay aiternooa.
The call. It is supposed here. indicates
a determination to press the campaign
actively and vigorously irom now on.
connecrlour-s doors. ’
Hartiard. May 25I-(iovsrnor Cooke
iirnt learned oi the Issuance oi a proc-
laatatlon by the president. calling to:-
75. 000 more volunteers. throuh the AI-
sociated Press. I lie was not greatly
surprised. When asked what (‘onnec-
tlcut would do in the matter. he said
ho was trouble to lit! 10‘ new. lie ott-
pressed the opinion tut Inasmuch as
some oi the states had not responded
to the itrat call they slut he given an
opportunity drill to furnish the desired
quota undcr tbc Ilifii call. and then the
quotas oxptIctml irom tttucs which hurt.-
ulrcndy responded would be determin-
mi.
The governor atntcd that ho lliitl not,
own cottaitlcrmi what organisations he
would dcsignutc In the cvcnt oi u re-
quest for nmrr l‘ountIctit-ut troops. litI
i'h‘lil’t'fltii'ti tltn opinion that I‘onncctlcut
would be tixplu'iotl to iurlliith addition-
nl Viilliiiii‘i‘i‘ti on the studio bards. no to
monitor». as pri't'ltiimi in the coil ior
12mm tnctt.
Opintcuoilavai lost in logard to
the Ipnnish fleet.
lily Arsoctntt-d Proust
Key Wont. May 25. ll ll. ill-“'l‘litii'i'
is nothing dciinltcly known here about
the lmtodblt- npcrttiious ill cuutct‘u t‘u-
inn: bill. the \tth in accepted at this
|iillt'i‘ on u itit‘i tllut Ilti‘ ripltlllall iicIIt
in illiii'lilititiil in iitttltlugu hurbor. in
which event llil‘ tutvui opinion turn to
that the rlpuuub tion has "ctnnlutttoti
suicide.
WAR BULLETINS.
.. «mm.
At 3: lllStIcrtIiury lmuu said no thl‘tl luttl been re-
ctIivtIti regarding the bottling up oi the Sprutish iltItIt at
Santiago.
with StIltloy on tile otliltltltI.
'i‘litI only iuioruutilou of this kind l'tItItIlt'tItl
had come from prose uutl not irom oiilt-lul sources.
Wltllc Secretory Lotto: lltiti no oillclnl otivltItIs. he
says be fully credits the press titIaiuttcluIn uutl lititi rousou
to believe that Atllnlrul i‘tIrt-tIru ls cmqwd up in Santiago
The president liiiii lastttul u [li'iit'ltiiliitililit calling for
linilli more volunteers. This will uutloI the total uruty
strength. regular outl volunteer WWII.
Secretory Long ltitli received on oillclul tltmpotclt tut-
nounclng the arrival of the battleship thumb in Jupiter
inlet. Florida. "or strip arrival in the idiot Willi rotund-
ed immediately to the president.
It is exported that the lust cable connection between
Cuba will be out totltly.
that place.
lIourth regiment oi Illinois
'l he l' tilted Status lulttlosltlp iirogoo. which arrived
at Jupiter. Florida. at itigihi p. on. last night. has loit
iionorsi Miles has landed on order directing that the
volunteers. i‘olonol Angel
commando-g. pumped to 'i iiilliiti. lI'la.
'l'ittI navy department llliti
East iiostoo, ior one as part oil
”in Bosnia harbor.
glit‘i'lliiililtl the furry land
0 squadron oi defence
She is the second host oi the kind ac-
"sirediore the some purpuruthe first being llletioveruor
mytholpsoIIthrshipIIrsmud
“ upiitlaatiagonsrber. -‘
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. it‘ay iii-£06m ot
. the Navy Long was at tbs White
lioass twice this morning to see the
president. spending only I few minutes
each time. on leaving the wooed time
he made the important announcement
at the sale arrival oi the battleship
- Oregon at Jupiter Inlet. Fla,’about
midnight last night. At the same
time. Secretary Long. while expressly
stating that no oiiicial adviceI had been
received oi the bottling up at the Span»
imam In the harbor oi 'sanunso‘ by
Commodore Schiey's squadron. he an-
nounced that there was every reason to
believe this was the case. There is no
little room ior doubting the report. that
Admiral Carvers and his vessels are
penned In the harbor by Commodore
Schiey's squadron. that Secretary
loug's statement that there was every
reason to believe it. was supplemented
by the president. who. in reply to in-
quiries irom congressional callers. said
that It was undoubtedly true. Secre-
tary Long had only a briei talk with
the president over the situation.
Commodore Behiey's catching up
' with the Cervera fleet was a source oi
much congratulation. for in the copier-
shoes that took place in the White
House there was a ieeling that it
hromht the end at the war much near-
er. Asked as to thepossibillty of a
was oi "any sort arising irom Admiral
Cervera'a deliberately entering the
harbor under the circumstances. Secre-
tary long said the purponb oi the Spa-
nish could be only conjectured. but that
it might be they went Into Santiago ior
coating. While retraining irom dis-
cussing specifically the matter at rein-
iorcernents and the despatch oi Admir-
al Sampson's ileet. now asserted to be
In the nehhhoritood oi Havana. to Ban-
tiags. secretary Long had no hesita-
tion In saying Commodore Schley could
have whatever aid he wanted.
__,._.._.
I‘d-[HM old Ill-m
dimensions to legin.
New York. lay “co-«A spacial irom
Washington to the Evening World
WI:
it Is learned on high authority that
the situation and plans oi the admittin-
traiton are about an ioilows: r
Admiral t‘t-rvora's fleet is hold a prt
soncr in Santiago tic (‘ubu by Contam-
dorv t-lchtoy‘s squadron. llo will not
bc forced to bottle. bill t'nnnot cut-ape
without one. in which lit' would be tii'v
ttttoyctl.
\‘i’lllltI Scltioy boom the worship» In
Santiago. Atlutitni Hampton wiibcttll»
rtInlrnle u iii‘i'iliili oi the tIot-t anti co-
upt-ratc in loading tbc army of Inva-
alon in Cuba.
'l‘btI transportation oi troops will be~
ltiu about thr cud oi this week. the rug-
ulur urtuy iurnliug tinI vanguard and
the volunteers bring nudlcd us rnpidiy
uitcr illt‘lll ml trttltaporis can be pro-
cured.
With lite landing oi the troops th‘
txnnbardmcnt oi llavana will also be
gin. thus so ditiding the attention oi
tho Spaniards that tinI landing oi the
army. It is believed. cannot be atlcctIs~
iully opptuicti.
A Ilt'i'l oi smtlllcr .rrulacrs. gunbotttit
and mood uuxilitlrlctt will cover the
illitt'liiliiii‘liiiilt’lli oi the tinting
ttcnotul Miliii nlil be in thioi i‘Iillh
round and only go to the trout unner-
row ntaitl.
—¢—.
ICNi. Ili'i‘AlidN'i‘ 0P ViliaIlN'i‘idliliil-l.
Albany. bitty L'd Antilititiiil Adjutant
liiiii‘ ilil i'hltdorr. lIi diminution the roll
for ”25.000 lnortI \oltllttcots. maid that
it it was tho intention oi the icticrtti
“intention“ in how tiltI i‘iilitlliiit‘lli tti‘
those Volunteer-rs upon and not hurt-
them l"i‘i rulttItl irom the \‘lii'ititlit tth-
tittiitil Klilil't.“ iuI dlti not tilinlt tintt thc
ititIIt' military authorities would intro
our hand in the mining oi Now Your
tItttttI's quota it bi inIlioi‘iIl In luiii
I:tl',t iii‘iltii how that the government
uili ho rtItiutIttt-tl by the mortuary Ii
out to tuittv tIhltrgt- oi the tullutincnt
oi this sluice quota
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tillllliliiliii “iii lilltiiiifi iiiloihlii
iloutb iI‘ruutiltIton. Mom. hint ill .
i'tliotltIl lid-tilt. oi the Ninth l‘i‘liiitihi
rot-rived orders thia morning to make
propttroltous ior the tra tmtlua oi
tlu command in Rhode stand 'l‘htI
tt-Ilmtut will ttot inert-Mm loatur
vow itiiil tsasitdy not until wiltidsy.
iliiAii A‘i‘ Nle
Wiltldctl. tiny ill i'eter t‘uridu. used
uluoIty. died at his horse ill Uttiebttsth.
this uturhig. iortn old age. He was
Very well haowtl throughout the outta
iv and «prenatal his town lit the felt-
artll assembly in Mt. lie had no it
y.
lithol. l was ahttrtlod to learn that
you allowed a young iiiiiii to kiss you
pl titsI church hit the other rmtas
hastlaa. he plotted out In What
goods at lay wide and said he'll hit
them it i would throw Is a hiss. and i
didn‘t he wouldn‘t buy a eest‘s worth.
sod what else could i do?
run a»... m. .t
Jolie weot'whon stu- saw the outliers
marching asst.
357%”"m "’ '34 m
“3”
Mil I.“ m” I.
niihe
the
The Chiei Occupation of the State
Troops at Niaatlc. ’
tlllllEll on 'ntuv nun.
“Present—colonelmnhss
lsttlsdnownthorh and Is
wailLikedb‘ythe Boys.
‘(By Associated Press.)
Camp Haven. United States Army
Post. Niantic. May 25—Continued rain.
mud ankle deep in the company streets.
'and the parade ground dotted. 'wlth
miniature lakes constitutes a iairly
adequate description oi the condition
prevailing at this post on the beginn-
ing oi the iourtlt week oi the Connec-
ticut volunteers.
Early today it was evident that un-
less the oillccrs_ had experienced a
change of heart the three companies
detailed to Gull and Plum islands
would not undertake theI trip today. and
aiter breakiast was served odicial no-
tice was given that no movement would
be ordered until the weather was more
iavorable. Orders were also issued,
this morning, to the commanding odi-
cer oi Company B. Instructing that
company to prepare to remain at the
post until iurther orders. This order
is supposed to have resulted irom a tel-
egram received at headquarters last
night. Company B. according to the
government arrangement. was destined
ior service on Gull island. and it is
surmised that the order ior delay was
given because oi the present water sup-
ply on that island.
, Lieutenant Colonel Hammond. the
newly arrived oiliccr. has settled down
to work here and is well liked by odi-
cers and men.
All routine. except guard work. is
suspended on account oi the storm. and
the post In engaged chiefly in eiiortu to
”(00p dry.
-nmnn VA. WA“.
Are [amorous but the Iaithinl Dalia
tion at the lethal lieu are Belta-
hia. lorhursdayOnly.
»i dosen only. 50c Illlrt waists. 30c.
".25 children's trimmed straw buts.
Tilt“.
l't‘di‘il soup. lilo.
fillt' It'uiht'i‘ llt‘litl. 250. .
il.uu i-‘rtIut-it Lisle Illovca. 75w.
lac box writing paper. To.
to intro laundry scan. 250.
Men‘s btic ribbed tthirta. 35c.
Iiw indica‘ summer vests. 7c.
il.ttu lawn wrappers. the.
:: dosou only. the shirt waist. 50c.
75c citiidrcn‘lt stray hats. 50c.
to dotton pillow slips. dc.
to silence tailor stilts. 313.00 once.
$0.00.
”still shoots. iiitc.
tic unbleached shooting. to.
tie iuli bleached shooting. so
Mr oil town. ibc.
liratetn tor thtI blcycitI we give away
tIlaturduy night. tiara your dttpliruttI
t-htu'lltt.
. ...- W...—
moo—ammun-
Village cam.
lily Associated literal
iluwnrtlI-u. bitty :il't ~1‘ho remains tti
hil'. illatlalottr thrtI rtItllovcti thitl ntorn-
lug irom lInwnt-dvn rustic to the vii~
logo t'llurt'll. 'i‘hry wr-rc t-ltrt'ltIti bv
tutti lt dosou old rcloincre oi the ioni-
iiy to the witt't-it-d bier. oil which they
were taken our the lawn. past tiltI
iavoriio tnutha oi thtI deceased ltt llil‘
Hill. to tho ctntrch. relieved by the
slutty.
'I‘ituttsaud oi pmtpio have been ltrrtv-
lull at littwltrdett all day to vith the n-
nntius. tit-verai indir- tainted trout i'lt
0““ oi emotion when .lasilta thI IIIII
anti many women anti non dropped on
ilii‘ii‘ ham and silently prarwi
‘i‘htI bully sinria ior Motion 0
o‘rittch this Mtlttliil
Ntl ‘t‘ltti'ril lN 't'iiiltttt'i'ttitt‘
(By Associated Preset
ilcrlilt. liar til it is utolulhriatty
denied that tin-rsI is say truth in tin-
WW irom its-dis. regarding the illu-
nutu toasut thmlest hear Admiral
item tor not still timeout
oi pmviailllt sire? tlilh us. it till:
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would tend tholu with the ttid oi the
items cruisers. and that the hut
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to Arena the shias‘iithsy hum-red
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care use. helm -
so East avenue. . .
WANTED - immediately, . ,
girls ior general housework.
, and threewaitmses'imlaol . .
tor several competent.
Harvoy' s. Sentinel up
iloor) Washington ' -
‘8a. until”: 80
. Saturdays till 1
'i‘O lime-Hotel to rent.
The old hatablished
to rent ior a number
is an excellent oportniiitp
man. Address A.
Bridgeport. Conn.
T0 LET—House in Love
rooms. ilrs't floor. Newly
papered. Modern im- .
quire Herman Quitaer.
street. -
'l'O RENT—HOW cornecoi ' .
Ward streets. inquire of 3.
ams. 25 North avenue.
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South Norwalk. I .
'ro LET—Bis rooms. linIIo- I
suitable for oilices. lion”.
rooms. with improvement
Arch street: house. 5 .
street. rent. 07. I. A.
TO LET-e rooms and
Trinity Place; I routes and. _‘
14 Franklin street. WJI. . '
West street.
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TO LET—Lower
shall street. WW
nectious. Possession It
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1‘0 LET—Second floor over 1.
ton‘s once. 5 mount
quire oiiIco Old Well GUI:
83 Washington street.
roar-summer
chard street. Bath so”
“and Knight streets,
able ior olioss.
manuinctnriag.
Inquire at I“. ll.
street. Norwalh. a r. Ir
5 Washington asst.
walk.
TO LET-HOD. earner M
aadAnastrIsterssufl "
limitil‘dlimw
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volt SAL III—~stttooo tar sells
in tho best part at ‘
licut low. Address.
ion. ilridgeport. (loan.
FOR SALE CHEAP—TI. -
Apply at MahachIIo HIM
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silver lde spacial. NI
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were company.
museum
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served in tho boat mm.
print or. .
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Norwalk Chronicler