EVENING ENTINE
a... amour. Genomic Gift to
' o. smut Hospital.
“ ninth ‘ "diam
Aim at“ ‘bsa the
Dennis-was latte now- at a
Md the laud-Pul-
dantistrls' Autism.
*— I,
The appended letter and reply tell
the story. of a very generous and ac-
ceptabie glfrlo the Norwslg uospltal:
Mother's House. West Philadelphia.
. July. 1898.
Hon John H. Ferris:
Dear Sir: As you are president of
the Norwalh [hospital Board i wish to
know a little about it. When is it to
" be completed: is there a room for
which furnishing is not provided:
what do you require for each room?
I mean a single room for a private pn-
tlent. i had thought of one dosen
shunts. two doaen pillow cases. two da-
un towels. one dosen wash cloths. two
counterpanos. sis tray covers and tray.
a few cheerful pictures. medicine table.
another table. a couple of easy chairs
and the bed with its usual furnishing.
I will try to get these ready by the
New Year. or such time after as you
may be ready. 1 would use this to a»
coiled “mother‘s room." in memory of
my mother and two sisters. who ll.-
buriod at Norwalit. i do not wish a
large room. Perhaps Mrs. Ferris will
select it for me. She may remember
me as Miss Anna Wilcox's friend.
Yours truly.
MARGARET G. “ACUONALD.
Miss II. 0. Incdonald:
Your very kind favor received. and
it made my heart ihrob with pleasure
to know that one so remote should be
so talented in the new hospital which
we are how Ibtllt to erect.
Your letter canto last in time. so llltif
i had the pleasure of reading it at it
meeting of our Board of Directors last
evening. in. tireaorywand Mr. fro
(.‘oles. who are members oi our board.
were acquainted with yourself out
family. After I had lctitl your It'llvt'.
nhtnlrrg the many articles yott wish it
provide for our hospital. there wus It
abort silence until they had recovers-J
front the pleasant surprise. and then
came a spontaneous outburst of cnlhua
slasut whlcit filled the air. to thinl.
that you had so kindly rctiicmiwrcd iii
in our good work. Your gracious and
tsatoilceut offer to furnish one of th-
wnrda or rooms to h.- cailed "tuolltcr‘:
room." and lint response to llit‘ llllt‘i-
tlou of acceptance first was given. \th
an Inspiration In llai'lf.
My wife. who is so much illicit-til -,l
in the hospital. wishes to he l‘t'llll‘lll’
bored to you and to lliilllli you hindiy
for your geocroua offer. it will he .i
great help to the Iailit-s on tit- board
who are warhiltl hard and ltitllillltl af-
ter the furnishing of the bathiuut when
tompieted. which We hope will be at
New Your’a or sotm alter.
tlinren-ly y'titlt‘s.
JOHN ti. t‘tilitltlti.
l't‘tvtldcitl.
N In“ A carcass.
m M Oath. W loot
Him 3 “hora
ldcttivtthttl l‘. N. lhtlics r--ccl\'t-tl or
tll'". yesterday. to auctnble the meta
tiers of t‘huapany It. for the piti'ttoat a:
lioettng it “until in attctwd ltlchurd
ti. (tarnish. twinned. and has lastttd
the following:
tipsdtat 0rd". No. l:
The racial-m at t‘tunimuy it. thumb
tentateat. t‘aanvvitcat National lluard.
are level-y waratd tu apptar at their
armory. July iltl. illitti. at s o‘clorh p.
at. to nominate by ballot a captain.
vlcr ltirhard ti. ttorman. resigaml. .\
Inn of ill will twitmaawd on each meta-
ber aim-at without cauw.
t‘ttAltidtil it. ttaltflii.
trust Idauienant t‘oaoaaadlna t'ouv
inserting t‘oatpany ll. Worth regi-
mt. i‘. at it. itoutit Norwalh. t‘onn
MWAY'f’itN litlt'tl ltl'i‘i‘tiit.
flims- tirant and t‘hostet ltow~
land. hassytaa lasys. who ran away
in. home Tao-tiny. Martini safe and
nasal yesterday. They said they had
m ‘lI NOV V“ oily. fill" QM. nit
Wind-id I.
tantrum
"9:an
moose!!! canvass:
am m at “am
(mm
Albert Imitation. one of the oldest
members of the Norwallt liethodtst
church, celebrated the niactletb anni-
versary of his birthday at his home.
to lterwtn street. yesterday. A num-
ber of friends and relatives called
during the day. and the occasion was
made a most enjoyable one for the ag-
ed host.
lir. lorehouse was surprised by
Rev. 11‘. A. Booneld and a party of
Methodists. in the evening. at which
time he was presented with a purse of
$55 by Ir. Beoileld on behalf of many
friends. Rev. 0. hi. Haulenbeck also
made remarks. Among others. con-
gratulations and remembrances came
from a grandma. who is at Camp
Thomas, Chicitatnaugs. with the Uni-
ted States troops.
The following supplementary report
of the celebration has been received at
the Sentinel oillce:
Last evening there was a gathering
of the members oi the Norwalk Moth-
odist Episcopal church at the home of
their honored and beloved brother. Al-
bert Morehouse. to offer their congra-
tulations on the nluetlcth anant'rtiilry
.of his birthday. Brother Morehottse is
a remarkably well'prcserved man. with
all his facilities unimpaired. He has
never used glasses and r-vads readily
without them. Although the gather-
ing was a perfect surprise he entered
into the spirit of the occasion. Rev.
i". A. Scotleid. ltis pastor. made u very
touching address and presented hint
with a well-filled purse of grecnlutcks
as a token of esteem frotn his many
friends. Rev. G. llanienbvck also gave
all address of congratulation. .\ir.
Morehouac received remetnbrnttccs and
congratulations frotn friends in .l-rscy
(‘lty. liroottlyn. and (.‘itickanntuga.
Mrs. t‘rabb. who is expecting to col-
ebrate her one hundred and first aimi-
verttary on the fifth of August. was
present. lb-frcshments were served
and all enjoyed the occasion. leaving
many expressions for the future not
fare of thc patriarch of the t'lllil‘tli.
ti Il.
3075' FIVE I!“ “0!.
Won by George 'llliatna Over the
Gregory IouluardOoutss.
.-\ hoys‘ live tulle road race. under
thc tnatnigerncut of Horace A. Sound
or». was held this mornitnt at lotto
o'clock on they Gregory boulevard
course. The event was \t'liltcsscd by
a large number of spectators. There
were fifteen starters. but two of them.
t‘harles .\lnlicn. scratch. and Herman
llrtwltwny. one minutes, fifteen
tilttls. dropped otli on lllt‘ first
The titttc 'IIlltiWa'
lit'orgo Williams. lot. this.
ilerbert Saunders. scratch.
t‘. t‘ulhill. lilt. inn,
it. rain. int.
.i. Meyers. ltn. i’oi.
ll. 'l‘altnudlc. itu.
llowurd riattudrra. M‘l'illt-ll.
.l. lbutgheriy. ltu.
ii bile. :ut.
t'. Moritlcr. int. lbs.
Mil"
lap.
lxrlo
iti:l2
lh‘:i1l
iii-tin
illilti
litzild
li.llt‘i:.
litlii
litzlitl
l‘filtit
.tobu l'uavary. llil. if». libuh
Edward t‘rctuh. fats, lite?
'rllt' Judge-n
\'. W. i-‘errls.
were in ii. l‘olctnan and
i,
”It.“ A! can “VII.
Yesterday's Item was won. and
theiuyaflald antics. Dry.
Nlunlir, t‘outt. duly l3. lititll.
The boys buu- lilttl more time to
read The tlctlliltvi ltatar than usual.
us all have been eacnml front drills.
owing to the «more weather. The
storm has been icrrillc and It has bwu
a hard Job to lit-op dry. The liltlll‘it'
lions are that it will clear before
night. if it doesn‘t, many at the lllt'lt
will tahv their blankets and mattresses
and sleep lit the liteatvliitilm.
Maiar l-‘iit it‘s teat. immediately latch
oi t‘upluln ltose's. was partly blown
away When the storm wait at its want.
and several u! the ttfllrcta Were forced
out llt lltc ralh.
BLOOM Illl.
\' ll. l‘ A. IIAIAMl.
The plane for the l‘. it. t‘. A. itataar
are maturing At the Joint "fli‘llllW‘
Illi‘tlll‘I of the V ll. t‘ A. and Attatt
isry. held at llitt house of Mrs. lily. on
'l'ittowltty evening. it was rerouted that
a line pngratntne for the last evening
of the tisassr would be furnished by
mothers and friends of the itrnnhlrn
t'. I. t‘. A. it wasalso reported that
was: otthe other manual”
in t
It
as.
i
a
he
the
SOUTH
Commissioners from
Definitely Art's
AND RET
Anxiety in Washington—Con
SANTIAGO HAS"
w SURRENDERED.
NORWALK. CONN. ’l‘IIURSDAYTJULY 1471398. .
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1
1
c TWO 01!:le
' 25H
tr .
'l'baasiypspsrialterwalhm‘,
the tuttsuocuuarmmlssttsse
ialwlreandopsrator. ‘
w
“W.
the American and
Spanish Armies Now Conierring to
age the" Terms.
TROOPS WILL EVACUATE
URN T0 SPAIN.
The Proposition Embraces all of Eastern Cuba. from Asseratleros on
the South to Sagan on the “North via Paints. with Practically
the Fourth Army Corps—More Details Awaited with Great
sidcring Transportation.
Washington, July 1
cral 'l‘oral. He agroafl t
lllt‘t‘t this afternoon at
the terms.
(Sim-it‘d i
has received the following from l’luyt :
Adjutant General, Washington:
Have just returned from intcryicw with lieu-
of being returned to Spain. This proposition cut-
ln'act-s all of eastern t‘nbu, front Asset'udcros on
the south to Sagan on the north via l’ultnn. with I
practically the fourth tit'lny corps. l'on-iltiissloncrs .
4."*'l‘llt‘ udjutant general
(
o surreiit or upon the basis
2:30 to definitely arrange
W. ii. Si I A F'l‘lfll.
Major-l icncrttl.
i
tliy Axum-latest Press.)
Washington. .lul_\ ll ritnlittt'o to:
molly suti'cndcrnt at d p. in. today
.~\t‘(‘ldl"l‘ANt‘ic lil'llt‘l-iltlildll.
l‘inul acceptance of lllt' Spanish hill“
rcitdcr has been deferred until in; ex-
ltt't terms are known.
SIIAI'VI‘l-llt'rl PLANS Al'l‘ltt’n‘irtl).
“'ilailllltultlll. July llv ”the war d.
partrnctu has notitlod ticucrai Sinful
that his plans arc apptoml so for .o.
lhcy have been made known and at
llu-rt-sttltof orders. including the ship
meat of the Spanish "mum to Spain
The statement that thc Spanish propv
osiiion ctnbracts all enslcrn t‘ubzt.fcom
.\n~tiri‘lttlttrt|s to Sagan. is linflirlunl in
that it shows llb nlil‘l‘t‘lltlt'l' to embrace
all the harbor and t'ttltlluilltttln it'l‘l’l"
tory of Hotttiaao ll docs not llll'lllllv‘
tlolguln and blunnaulllo. where the
Spaniards are reported to have t'ttitaltl—
rrabic llttilleli of soldiers, as tlicuc [ll'ir
cos are to tbc west of the surrender-wt
liltin-
m- 0......
h‘ti‘l‘ IN Ahltdiilt‘dh‘ \‘idrlfliflm
Washington. .luly ll-v'l‘hc rlpunluh
forces involved in the espwtcd capita-
lutioa at rlautlago will not be ittlit'lt
back to tipaln in American \‘caattln un-
less there in an oliiciul pledge for the
minty of our craft and their rm;
mmvaarttaaa.
m If. the Mt Awaited with
“mt-million.
Washington. July it News from
the front was awaited with the art-ab
est anxiety all the morning liver-
»hudowilll even the interest fell ill
the condition of the fever luttlonts Wits'
llli' attitltu‘i til uttl‘l‘vtltlt‘i’. 'I‘llc tltw
patches from tlhatier and train lilies
m-etvad last evening made it evident
that in the opinion of iltoso ulcers the
cud was hour. It was not. however.
until uimul ll tl't‘lttt'h that word canto
from the front that the apatdards had
nmpnwd to i‘ttllmllnfllttli to adjust the
final terms of surrender. This is said
to he no novelty in warfare and or
motility in such cam hit this. The
pruyatsillon to reintrvr the ilpanhdt ar~
my in .0» province of llanllago. illVl'
dud as it til between several towns re-
route from one number. to nurture the
removal of denim Melanin” in
pans. and to arrange the details of
transportation of this my. lavalm
wax declared llilll the Spanlxh lii't|||tl>l'
iron was sitlaply lllitlllll‘l‘ ~titiioc on
ilit- part of lit'lit'l‘al 'i‘otai uatu
tiinc. llt' brim; fully aware of the till
it)
colttlot'ltiblt-
of tho .~\ntcrtratt troops. from a sun
llary poitit of vow. and toaiizitia ltol
cicry day‘s mm but add-d to iliir
tniscty. lion-\cr. if that is Illa par
and dangcrous po llion
tiltjt-tl. Smi‘clai)‘ Mttvr ilt‘t'llll'i’ll lttti~l
.topiatllmll) that iurthcr ilili'
would he martini for n derision upon
the main “lll‘l’rililt‘l‘ and
lit)
pr. illith ll ion
if by noon hold) the rlpautdt urn-rat
into not declarcd his wiillnuncsri to do
lllin the alto-t. on tianlratto \toold l.-
tcsuint d. it is |li‘t‘bllllll'il that it Total
ztt‘vt'pin the main principal of nit-ten
dcr with thr upmtatlon of being ill"!
swirled to Spain uitlt ltlr anti). lllt‘ii‘
will in» my Mum Him in ilit‘ .iltlntllllittt ill
of l‘tllllltilnnltilll‘ln to adjust the detail"
of the sitrrrnder.
Au cuot'tuom manner of transports
would be rctpnrcti to carry out ottr
part of the oI-ltuatian. riome idea of
the hilt‘ of the ilcct may be gathered
from the mention of the dil‘llculltes
that Shutter t'hiitlll'ltt't'tl ill landtntt in
t‘uba his first detachment of ilttt-cn
pu all the conveniences of awelht-uttlp-
ped American pot-L it in roughly as-
llllllllt‘tl that “my arc in tluttllillli
province. and it is intimated that the
terms of nill‘l‘t'lttlt‘t' will include that
whole province, on less than auoou
ilwrninb «oldie-re. and to transport
these men to strain. allowing for the
presence on each of the transports of
a suitable guard fruit the Altoflran
aruty. there will be required no less
than forty large steamer-welt outta-er
in excess of the entire fleet of trans-
parts now available in southern wa~
lers.
illttl'gttun tleuoral tltorabell stated to
day that he had received no further
returns an to the health of the soldiers
to «stop at Hatttiaao. lie martini this
a» a hopeful sin. tahtal it for granted
that if there had lawn a considerable
elicit-ion of yellow fever. the fact
would have berm reports! to him.
littt‘lt'l‘tl it‘ tll'AlN WANTS ‘t‘tilllt.
Worthington. .inly liwllocretary Al-
uer left the White House before I
o'clock lle said he outlawed the for.
mat announcement of the surrender of
antiago at any moment and that the
commissioners were than is mutter-
save over the espllulnilon. tie said
nothing was to be otinsldorod by the
mmptms and immediate unconditional
surrender. "i regard the proposal for
a «minimum as prastlsally a surrea-
der. but the may asaaaastaa the
formal set is yet la. We are as-
psettngttaay tits. Ant-thaw.
IE3 to
honeymoons-imam.“ “ m M
Mmmhmalwawwm
rustle. hwmhmlsml'
thmmund men. though he had at 'l‘nat'
ram “030 on “00” -
must-missing Problem to the
Want! his Advbsrs.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. July Liv-Although the
reported appearance of a few cases of
a few cases of yellow fever among our
troops in front of Santiago-presents a
perplexing problem to the president
and his advisers. it is almost certain
to result in the temporary removal of
practically all our land forces from the
island of Cuba as promptly as possible
after the capture or surrender of Gen-
eral ’i‘ornl‘s army. in this connection
the question “of withholding for the
Present the cxpcdition now being fitted
out against Porto Rico has been under
serious consideration but up ,to this
time no pmdllvc conclusion. it is
thought. has hecn reached. investiga-
tion with rt-spem to the climatic con-
‘dlwns at lino Juan. boWever. has con-
vinced the officials that there would be
practically no danger to our troops
there front yellow fever which annual-
' iy prevails in nearly all parts of Cuba.
The city of San Juan. which is built
on high ground. is said to be excep-
tionaily clean for a Spanish town. and
the water is good. It is not believed.
therefore. that the present arrange-
ments for the invasion of the island
will be interferon! with. None oi the
troops now in front of Santiago. it is
ondcrntomt. will take part in thc u-xpc-
ditton. but will be brought north to
remain until ‘li‘lliln‘l'. Wlh‘ll it is ex;
pulml the danger truth the Cuban fe-
vcrs will hate passed.
on: '0‘! ATTACK mum.
Iadrid lays we bar we Will be Un-
abloto'ithatand the labels
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid. .ihly It. In :t. lll.’ .\ll offl-
rial tlespulrh from Manila, dated July
it. says the garrison of that lilllt'v and
the Spttnieh lltnc t'iilllllt'ia
daily with thc insurgents. who are re-
mtlposl s
t-ctvlnt: quuerons rclnforccnn-nls. The
tlt'n’llfllt'h with "We hate inflicted
grout tosses lllitlll ”win. The March
rain. dare not attach Manila. fearing 'o
find litcunwlveep-unironlcd by llu- role
.1. and unable withstand ill-ill
They aim bar that it Aguinahlo's for
We .tllari. lln limit the pupiiitliutt will
in
will tho-tn."
“IOVIIO m OOFI‘LID‘ AI.
law Dry noch at the lroohlyn lavy
Yard will Icon be Indy.
ll‘)‘ Arthurian-d l'l’ttttttl
New York. July it "Ill! uork of l't'
moving the coffcrdylt which promo:
llli‘ clllrattu- to tiic new tlt'i dmh l'
the navy yard “.trt lsuun Ibo. morning
It i.» Mid that ttu- out...» of with and
stone i.illlltti be removed in iv» than
'hll" “t-t'lte. Stilttt‘ ill' lllo tillltt'l‘n at
the navy yard today and that llll' lll’~~l
unmet which uottll be piiucd in tip-
do-lv uouhl b. the ballimiitp
loan, “ill-ll i~ ill need of a crucial
oiut'haullng.
'l‘ltdi'nttcd mates ~Ii|~|il) nlI'Jllltl
.\rincriu will cav- this owning tot
Kty Willi and l'lilu. with a large t‘illl
station-at of ammunition tor the Mini
icon war vl-sseiu
fit it
t-li'.\i.\' 'l‘lttthilildili \t't'l‘tl t‘t-tiit.
tlly Associated PW.)
London. July it According to mull
advic-‘s received here littllt) from t'u~
dis. dated July L'. the old tlpanbdl
lu‘mutsldc armor clad \‘ttoriu. for Itilll
time past used as a training ship. and
which Will ltintl built to l‘ittlll liter
stnt'tlua ostensibly for the Philippine
islands with tllc lieei at Admiral i'ic
lllill'tt. is the only warship la the into
hot Mini-s have been laid to protect
the oniraatcc into the port of t‘utiis and
the calm lights are otttuautslicd alonv.
the whole lcnaih of NW iipttntalt toad
\‘msels are t'li‘lllilctl from all litttlmre
of tipatn utter darts.
'i‘llillli itAIi. ’l‘ltiM. 'l“iill'.
lily Animated l'ressd
New iirttuin. July it wA trial trip
was made our the third rail line to
llrlatul title «mining. The cat lcit iltc
station at lit" and was bat-it in last
two hours. The return tourney ww
made in fourteen minutes. The dis.
lIllt‘i' ll It'll miles. It lit t'Ipitt’itul iltt
road will continence operations ston-
day.
lllt‘K Alli! Wtillltlitlit Itildillliti.
tllr Associated Prensa
Washington. .lttiy ltwA tleapaich
was mind by Adiutaut tienerai t‘orm
his that We ia- tlarde. in than
of the reserve division hospital at lb
W1. (3*. today. Wind that the
”F'W‘trr'e ,
BYTHE WATERS Bill
Cottage Life Along the Sound
Shore Near the Norwsilrs. .
BREEZY a”. nun units.
'l'hs chum 'orhars’ convention
low the Great Attraction—Incur-
siona and Other l'aaturas at
Retort Point.
The storm in the morning and the
threatening weather in the afterntxm
interfered with the meotings'at liell
l.~lund yesterday. bttt did not stop
them. The evening service was well
attended. There was considerable
disappointment on mount of Mrs.
Wltlttcmort- not being able to speak.
bttt the speakers announced in yester-
day's Sentinel all gave addresses full
of interest. Today the Christian En-
dcnvor i'uions oi Stamford and Nor-
waik will have charge of the meetings.
ltov. Geom- liraker. Jr.. of Stamford.
and others are the smoker» for this
afternoon. and Dr. i‘eck. of New York.
will give his illustrated address on
’i‘cnl Life lit the Holy Land this even-
to be present and speak at the evening
service. At ll o'clock tomorrow mor-
ning she will address the worth-n only.
No body Itccd fear that the ground
up vcry quickly down lllt'l't' after a
norm
of the most attractive ilily> of
may I'lllltlll.
under
lit-quit. of lhtricn. Aftt-rtuntn and even-
lng Ht'l'Yli't‘.‘ of special interest to all
riders of the wheel will be held.
church iilltl Sunday acinml and
brill. N. .|..
l'itllll halls)".
are to picnic at “Hill“
The Swedhh Lutheran
of New York. ttud illi' Fideliu Fishing
club. of Newark. will be at the Point;
next week Tuesday. lllt' ‘l‘wenty-tbird
\\'zo'd l'roperty tlwncrs' flinth‘ltllltlll.
New York. 'l‘hnrmlny. another church
from Sluttiford. Friday. St. John's tit-r—
lliltll church and the lielovun tiaaocld
lion. New York. The Indepclttlt'ltt tir-
dcr of tldd Fellows will at the
Point on the "’th last.
all
Manna-t l. \i. Hoyt tillt'll"ll llli‘ an
dltotlulu at lioloii I'olnt today for lli-‘
its'ilittlll The attraction is l'rui’msor ti.
i'eyraul‘s London allow. conminu of
exhibition:- by trained horses and dogs.
who will la' assisted in) 'l'oio ltucrow.
the funny clown. who is well ltttowu
to Norwatilt :nidlcitc-s. ltutttiit several
Hines appear. d at iloyt‘s ‘I‘ltcatrc.
be
i ll. Writs. of New York. ul‘t‘lwd
yesterday. to spend a few days with
his faintly at Pine Lodge
liudlcy it. Iloyt. who has that vuln-
plclcd a new cottage at Pine iodine. is
having it painted green.
avatar I on son ImA
limammflhylow Lear
don“. We «him.
llutery lt. net-omi'artiilery. ti. it. A.
t‘aptaiu t‘rawtot'd. left New luttttlotl
shortly after it o‘ciuvh lttli ltlllil on
the steamer PM of lawrcuco at the
Norwich line for New York. from
where they will go to 'l‘atupu. t‘lu. by
rail. The battery in Hindu up at ltlli
mob and the two oilicers t‘apiatn
t‘rawtotd and First Lieutenant Knowl-
tou. and has been quartered at Port
'i'rambuli nines th‘tuber ’f. liibtl.
The Third regiment band and ital—
my ti. i‘aptain t‘. .I. tirwhbtli. acted
as an emnrt to the departing battery
and along the line of march in the
bout there was a uusd ittwrat display
of tin-hots. lioutan audio: and red
flru. thumb. of tsvoplc also lined the
sidewalks and heartily cltwml the da-
pariing lumps.
'l'lill
amen-t— u. .‘M
llllilllil'ii lN'l‘llll'lillflNt‘ll.
ill! AWN Md
eat hm at the Associated W was
slutatlr tolerated today that politics
is haewu be the Moss menus”
at the nails! treats W'wtth
first
lug. Mrs. Wliiitctuorc is also expected
Tomorrow bids fair to he one
the
This is \\'ltcclntcit‘:i lint!“
the direction of itcv. Arthur
The lllt'lilltt‘l‘h oi the Stamford liaplist
the
Pint Presbyterian church. of Elina~
church. of New York. will be at the
Point tomorrow. and St. l’clcr's
church. of New York. of l‘tilllmllll“
tlrovc. Sunday the employees of the
.\l.tropolitan Strut ilailwuy company.
licrltn. .luly lttvln responar to ill
inquiry on the suttieet. tho tort-M
wait-ran.
WANTED—Three or four furlllhltl.
rooms wanted near float NorwalI
depot. Address Box 7, Westport. ‘
. . ‘ . l.“ u
WANTED—X competent girl for gas;
oral housework. M’s. Jennie flash.
32 Buyview avenue. 1le It
WANTED—Trio girls: one or cook and '
laundress. the other as waitress. AI-
ply to West avenue. South Norwaih. '
Cor. of Cedar street.
w
T0 LET—Large ball by the year.
month. week or single meetings. Ill
accommodations. conveniently locate
tad near post omce. Apply to We
found Brothers. 1113 It
To LET—4 rooms Smith street. tiers
walk. 2d and 3d lioora all“
Place.
anti 3d floors on Arch street. We
er floor on Water street. Rom It
Five Mile River. 2d and 3d loans It
Water street. Farm build. with
good stahiing. Upstairs on W; ' I
avenue. Apply to Raymond M
1!.“
To LET~Cottage at are rooms at us
So. Main street. Rent reasonable.
inquire of i". l“. Byxbpo. 74 80. Hall J “
street. 111 ll. . .
T0 Rb2."i'-~~llasemont. at. 19 “All
street. Norwailt. Inquire of I". W.
Rogers. l9 Main street. Norwalh.
1.1!
Ti.) l.E'l‘~-Second floor over 1. )1. IA!-
ton's nub-e. 5 rooms. rent. 810: also d
room apartments. 2d door. front. or.
er I). W. Raymond's undertaking
in and abut" the tent will be damp department. inquire oilioe Old Wall
cuouuh to be ubim‘lionttliiv. it dries (‘llllll' WNIWIW- 83 “um”
street.
T0 l.E'l‘-Six rooms. Music Hall block.
suitable for oliicos: house, twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. I
Arch street: house. 5 rooms. 7 Ann
street. rent. 87; 1st floor. 3 rooms. 50
Woodward avenue. rent. 86. I. A.
Woodward.
To LETwlowor part of house. I
rooms. ll High street; a parts:
house. No. 9 High street.
Apply to Jamea C. Crows. I Igfl
avenue fl .
'ro l.E'i‘~Apartments of Ira
first thumbnail 10 Tall“ ‘10“.
class order. Apply to Jahlt 7
Knapp. at: West street. or Jacob
Layton. South Norwalk. 3
FOR Oil-I.
lr‘tllt rb\l.l~:v ~.\bont tottr new I M
at rcuwnahlo terms. Amy.
lll'rilllnt‘n. llti blast avenue.
rou SALE . The old Methodist N
cnpal church to be removed baht. '
St'lllttlllltt'l‘ lot. with seats. cttlhlal.
forum-m and other natures. m
to 'l‘. I. Raymond. committee.
Ill Ct
i'olt s.tt.i-:~Nlne room house on wast
rtltlt' of ("httalttit‘l street. l0!
. atnuting railroad station. Willlia
cIu-ap. on easy terms. For ‘
ohm apply to C. fiwartl. 0.00 0! ‘0
old Well t‘lgar company. II M
button street. 1! ‘
J
Hill HALE ~t‘athnal. twentyeoas
load and ten and one-half feat
i
In splendid outer.
li‘dlsaboth street. All." “#1..
J
Hill “1th at
or charter. til roommates-as".
new rail and perfect
Lying at Miller‘s sh
Ildward ll. lllllcr. l
avenue.
;:I
non 8AM
ill and up. when
Ware company. .
m
am.
m
Idlii'i“ “.luiy iith lbs terrier: It!“ NI
lively black; blaeh spot ll“.
wan-a u ilptlttl was white: collar
with number of innate is ill.
\‘orlt fur 'itil. Reward ll all“ fl
returned to it Mint “Chin. W
Norwailt. “NC
mm
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m
"5V“ Valli "hm m ‘
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Isati “an
repair". ”a
Mrs. t the
tinned ass.
"tam ll‘otilh citrate
it I .
all.“ will receive prompt ’ ‘
mmuammms run m 9i» ‘
IANI. ‘
[I7 Associatad Ml
Middletown. .luly “~4th m
aloft apptdnted by the legislature ll th-
vesltgate the matter of
for insane of tilt state not hit.
is nttorn 7 went to m ”I
pitsl tpr the insane and laapsstsl fl
solutions and was. The report at
the «contentment act its stats W
ill 13:: Miniature ' h
r
House on Taylor "I... 1. ”‘ -
Verna-t .
Norwalk Chronicler