lbw u fie Degas Agent
menu at arse nun-s
inhalants-slashes? us
bullish-e.
\ .
Isrsrni Rowsytoa'people have been
masters the pest last days by a r'ass
Wilt. himself to be an agent for
George I. North the photographer of
letlh Hermit. its carried around a
vanities abuser-st ticket”
to give a half-doses sna-
‘ ohm or one Its
enlarged to thras-otrsrters
three photos. 10!”. of
to cents. The name of Ir.
placed on the ticket by
of a rubber stamp. The agent
his name as John C. Comatock.
called at the hosts of Mrs. William
‘H. DelotLAtuust it. at it a. at.. and
secured a half dollar. and later visited
other places. and secured money.
Yesterday lrs. Delott called at Mr.
North's studio. and learned that he
not employed the man. 'and that he
was undoubtedly a fraud. An endeavor
as many as three in one house.
lr. North is of the opinion that the
man secured upward of one hundred
subscribers for the pictures. obtaining
asmsnyosthresisoaehouae. .
Helsdsscribedasa-snofmedium
hebht: webbed tee pounds. dark hair.
and mouitacha. mixed with gray: age
abotu hfty years: artificial teeth. He
wore a dark blue flannel suit.
W
IA II oars
MWWmhiam
When the“ hope Arrive.
Coup Haven. August so.
On Friday the entire regiment will
march to New London. pitch camp.
cook dinner and return to Niantle iu
the afternoon.
The mimentai nuartermastcr has
drawn rations until the fifteenth of
September so the boys expect to be here
when the state troops arrive in camp. '
The monthly pay-rolls are being pre-
pared for the men to sign tomorrow.
The regiment will probably be paid off
within ten days.
John Addison Porter's paper has seat
the f , m to "here of
the has. the neat mum:
of w ‘ will he fits to the le-
pshiiras convention. ml to ethols who
ass likely to he dainates:
‘ Hartford. Conn. Annual 25.
. Your coatitnsate have expressed a
'wishtoknowwhereyoustatadsare-
germ good pvernmsnt. Are you not
in favor of on until". honest. atfaight-
forward administration of state affairs.
and are you not opposed to the manipu-
lation of the legislature by three or four
notorious lobbyists?
ifr. titarges Whitiook of Shelton. ac-
cording to the Bridgeport Standard. re-
ceived a communication containing
these queries and he sent the following
reply to tir. Porter's paper:
Bhsiton. Awast 28. i898.
“ lagrse with your sentiments and con-
seouently shall vote tin conventlbn)
for George in. launsbury.
“URGES WHITUJCK.
One of these communications. ad-
dressed to a gentleman who was one of
the representatives of s nehhboring
town in the last legislature. has been
brought to The Times edit-e. it is a
precise copy of the communication re
solved by lr..Whitlock. and contains
the same queries in the same language.
The communication is typewritten on a
blank used by receivers of the Postal
Telegraph-Cable company. it is evi-
dent that the communication was writ-
ten on one typewritlng machine sort
the address on another. The ink of the
address is bluish while that of the body
of the communication is black. The
person who wrote the address must
have had the power to make corrections
in the communication. since there is a
correction made in the bluish ink in
the final syllable of the word “lwsgisla-
tare." In a line over the address are
telegraph operator's marks as follows:
"5 H D. 8 l. is Paid. N. l'. it. 7:45
P." Following the address is written
"Mail from Springfield. Mass." The
‘r-emmunlcatioos were sent by mail in
, lcations scot otit. the committee has rc- l
tilt of them. i Westport Poople Gather to Bid Admir-
i‘rivatc John Neuron. who has been :
sick with typhoid fever for some time.
is improving rapidly.
HOWARD J.
msoas 0" Oil!
hebutchand the other list-k. Ar
rested for leash of the Race.
“You are a Dutch son of a sun." on-
ariily shouted Thetaiore Price. the ba-
lter. yesterday. when John Hoffman's
wagon collided with his bakery wag-
on.
'iYou be a black son of a sun. so you
. be." retorted Hoffman.
One word brouht on tittothcr. and
Price had Hodraaa arrested for breach
of the peace and abusive taaauage. in
court. this morning. tlolsiaa had
i'rice arrested on a similar charge.
Jet's (insert continued the case-
until tomorrow when he will undoubt-
ediy. by voluminous testimony to be
adored. be able to decide without titles-
tioa who is a son of a gas.
HUMMER.
MOONLIGHT hall. 0N 'f‘iit: tiOi'NiI.
Mi. and hits. it I. Audrews' classes
iii the First Methodist Episcopal flun-
doy Missal gave a tntsrniiaht still last
plant on the stcaraer listen. (‘aittalti
ii. lioalaiui. A sail on the sound WM
taken to iitacll flock and return to
tihlppiin l'oiat and tioath Norwaiit.
Iii‘il‘t'aliiitcltiit of cream and cake were
served on luard the boat. and a sum
of My gratifying properties- was fict-
ted for the use of the school.
Qi‘AllititlJii Milt Kliddiit fill-
llffidt‘.
iliy Associated Press.)
(imam-bl. lass. August :io-t'onimi
ftiugrrly fired three shots train a feral
var at Mrs. Joseph Hlblisi-d teddy.
altwhiiy woundioa her. after which fit'
committed suicide. All the circumstan-
ces attending the shaft had not been
learned up to a late hour this afternoon
but it was thotiaht that lingerly was
iatstastse with lite. itibhsre and that
the sheeting was its resell of a ossrrel.
.t'Vt'IIiilfl for u moonlight trip.
the envelopes of the Postal 'l‘elearopb»
t‘ablc company. and curb envelope is
stamped with a two—cent stutnp.
Gives at the MW of, the M-
.Iitel’s tea-isles is Seligstsck
'iMlllilllMl’llESElll.
men-unseat or his rim
hirthe m- will arise the
Minnesotans-us
mount-sac.
Rear Admiral Windeid Scott Behiey.
who is about to sail for Porto Rico as
a member of the Porto itlcan commis-
sion, was the guest at a farewaii din-
ner last ething at the residence of his
son-in-law.il ill.‘ 8. Wortiey. in Snug-
stitch.
The rear admiral arrived in Songs-
tucit late yesterday afternoon. accom-
panisd by Mr. Wortley. who had spent
the day in New York with him. They
were driven to the Wortlsy residence
at Hendrick's Point. where a number
of relatives and close friends of the ad-
mirnl had assembled from their sum
msr homes in thensar vicinity. The
dinner was an informal one and strict-
ly private. Those present were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Schiey. Dr. and Mrs.
Henry 0. Erin. Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Eno. Mr. and. Mrs. Fergus Field. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph in Aache. air. and Mrs.
John B. M‘orris..Mr. and lira. Samuel
M. Burnham. Langdon Ketcbum and
Frank Ketchum. The visitors were all
New York friends of the admiral and
all have summer residences in Sama-
tuck with the exception of Mr. and Mrs.
i-‘icld
Admiral Schley looked the picture
of health and was in the best of spir-
its. He talked freely and told of his
plans for the future. Today. he said
he would leave for New York on the.
7:10 train a. tn. train. At noon he
would still for Porto Rico on the stea-
mer Seneca. accompanied by General
Gordon. who is also a member of the
Pond iticuu commission. Just
long it would be Iii‘t‘t‘iitiiif')‘ for him to
lithium in Porto film he could not say.
(but be thought lll all probability iii.-
The state central committee of the [WW5 “0““ MW him there itiitilii [no
the Republican party. which is styled l"“’“”'“-
"the tnucltinc" bus hm.“ . port for it brief time and later so to
;.\‘i-w York. where “1' will remain lilli'
by Mr. Porter
given a number of these communica-
t‘ns by those who have received them .
:hrouah the mall. Of the {too common-
ecived. it is reported, over 2
iiartford 'l‘tmcs.
NEW STYLE Oi‘ FENDER.
A carioud of trolley car ctteursioutst i
from Norwaik came to this city
last
I\ new
st) to of fender attached to the car while
it Will stztudiuu on MM" street awhile.
.ittructtd much attention. The fender
was l'uilllillst'ti of flat pieces of lclll|k red
sin-l. situilur iii also to the parts of
citi‘t'louc spriua. illiti there was a doubl-
rum-d st-l of tilil'liliitt iii front of the
limit to l:|ilt' ult‘ity tlit import of ii body
thrown «auto-u it. A coutrlvaucc is ur-
rduaed so that lilt' tnotortmin by simply
lilili'iilliil a fill" with his that can let llli'
icnticr instantly drop close to the rails
The lender is iniua tried on tho Nat--
uulk 'i‘ramwuy syslvlli. 'iiridUt-pot't
'l‘cicgram.
ldt‘ lithii-itt ltl lii‘ii'i'iiit ItiiA'it-l.
i‘lic rlhcll I'lsil iiiliillilititiuiitlil liiit't'
iii-«lit'tl iitc tollositta notice to oystir<
mcti and owners of boats iit‘l‘liuml to
work upon the tmturai oyster beds of
the state" Many of the licensed bouis
have i't't‘t‘llli)’ charmed owners or rap—
itiiilit. and no record of the transfer but
lull iiictl iii the oil’ii-t- of iiit' Nip-ll in'isl
t‘ootmissloti us mpuicd by law. iii tir-
iiir first the records may be perfect. it
hats voted. at a tm-ut uu-ctitta of ill.
commission. that new Moro sppliut-
iltttis should be filed in the office before
lino-es are issued. The mason opt-In
itcpli-ttlbci Ill. lkltll illittiits t‘iill be tilt
at fills office or of Mr i'iiflsliiitl itwurts
loath Norwalk. or inspector tt'lllidm .\
fuels. ilritheport.
... . -..,.....u..._.._.. .-.
'l‘llli VEHl'Vil'B A‘l’ HORTON.
tilt Assn-fated Press.)
iltisittfl. August ill-The dynamite
cruiser t'cauviiis attired here this inor-
ttins iiiiii drama-ti anchor beta-two lili'
flout lionton ferries.
yen. we. ...-w. ......
No mule ran kick and draw a load at
the saint» illne.
...—.....-m
The also who is wedded to art shtml-t
have a model wife.
I
a
.ulou on tile
ilc will then return to West-
tuu the winter.
01V“ Al (NATION.
ai Ichley God speed.
\i‘csiporl. l‘ono.. August
\iliiilt'di Scitit'y lcil Westporl this litur-
72ls train for New York
by about 200 rtuidcots who had outlier-
‘td to bid the distinguished ollb-cr iill‘t‘~
hell and to ulsb him mni~spccd on his
l'orlo ilico mission. The iitlllill‘iii twa-
ilud llit' station six minutes before the
ll'dlll Icfl tiiltl was kept busy sluikitta
.utittis. llc bad it kind Word for cut-ll
.iilti scvcrul sumli children Willi
pushed through the crowd to the litillili‘-
.il for recognition bc ltiiili ill his lil'lila
.iiiti kissed.
it) it i‘iilitil'it-i‘ til llitt Attitiit'illlt'ti I‘l‘t‘ws
tbe admiral said that main riots-little
New York he would no to the office of
“in \t'ortley. ltla tttiil-iliditw. whole it.
bud sumo ifiirlliil‘till to transact. 'l‘tuu
done it- Will proctssl to lirooklyit. Wlli'lt'
ill the foot of 'i’la‘cttiy-sceoittl stl'vct. be
will board the :icucvu and still at noon
loi' i'orto ittco. in company witht lien
oral liordon. a member of the commie~
«ion. and the tin-tubers of his own stuff
it» will return to \t'cstport lifter bl»
bark .is it commissioner is done. Mrs
semi-y will i‘t‘iilliili at tlatiaaiuck dur-
out the utilitil'nl‘s altar-rice.
Late last uiaht, but before the ditt—
l't'l’ given the tidiuirol's honor itiiti cott-
«build. it visitor appeared at tho Wort~
icy residence and usktd for Admiral
rbblcy. At first how \tltl denied access.
but u plintlcd so t‘lillit‘llly that Adltilf‘
”HP.
at ticbiey finally ttilllfi‘iiititi to see llllll.l
.iill Wits tittliaitiml to find flint the
”ginger was William l". Lukas. who
was with the ltlilltii'iii in the l‘oreatt
rtlsls. Lukas tutti soitlftt out the ltii‘
tubal to M'tif'tt his signature to a peti-
tiou asking for it position lit the fed»
I‘f‘iil bulidlhas ill Washington The ad-
mind cart-fully cxotnlio-d the petition
nod thm said: "No, i will not sign
that .but i will also you a personal
letter to flu-rotary 'm." This was
limit ‘
iii-w ilcur ‘
The latest and tnost authentic on
will be found in The Sentinels Asses,
elated Press Despatchss.
”mutated“ "it
”lemmiormspsfla.
Chief of Polio. Volimer received a
letter ”granny afternoon in regard to
H. D. Moore. and be has turned it ov-
er in utinl Attorney Taylor, who
reply. llVilIk the particulars of
thefarmt and trial: The letter fol-
lows:
Twin Mountain House.
New Hampshire.
Chief Police:
Dear Birrl write to learn the cir-
curostan‘css relatlw- to the arrest of my
has never told me a lie or in any way
done anything dishonest.
nineteen years old and although he
looks a man. is m y much a boy after
all. Will you kindly inform me who
is the plaintlfl in the ease. and when
the case is called? Did you allow him
an attorney. as i dispatched? What is
tire nature of the offense and how val-
uable is the property be used? 1 am
very anxious over the matter. as he is
my only sort and a brave. bright fol-
.low, ytudying for examination to novel
isehooi. i not strongly inclined to
to think he has an associate who is
lreally responsible if any real crime has
'tiecn tommlttcd.
vise at early mull. i am.
Yours truly.
H. R. MOORE.
“All sumptuous".
Routines the Several Tickets
Hartford. Conn. Attgust {ti—The
Prohibitionlsts of Connecticut hold
their state convention at Putnam l’ha-
inns Hall today and put in nomination
the several state tickets.
The meeting was called to order
'shortly after 10 a. m. by Henry B
l Brow we. of East Hampton. a member of
it the State Central committee. who acted
l as temporary thalrtnan. Emil l. O.
H ohenthol. of South Manchester. was
the temporary secretary. and both gen-
tlemen were made permanent officers
l'l'here were abt it use delegates from
; all sections of dis state in attendance.
Tile meeting was opened by prayer
by iii-v. S. H. Forbes. of Hartford. nf~
tcr which Chairman iirowo annountcd
the several curltmiitccs.
Temporary t‘liaitmun iio-ory ll.
iimwn. of East Hampton. to his ud~
dress which (h'i'lillil'ti more than half
an hour. and was tttost enthusiastically
revolved by the loo delegates in atlcu
iiuucc, referred to the war with Spain.
‘ The speaker then at length arraign-
ed the liquor traffic. the enormity of its
proportions and lb.- enormity of the
.t-xpcuditurcs of the American people.
which. as cited by the smoker. um-
liliiiliii to twelve hundred millions of
' dollars. or five times as much as llit
i-‘i the station he was given an ovation
war with Spain has cost our nation.
At the close of the slicakcr's rc-
mttrks. which act-.- punctuated with
"content applause. the authorities on'
permanent prostitution reported iiuu
..Iohu it. Smith. of iterlih. as permit
ucnt chairman. and after ltls address
of acceptancetltecouveuiloo adlourncd
ut liliilli for an hour. when the several
t‘tiiiiltlllit‘cs will rtimrt.
itev. it}. i‘. l'hrcarcr. elutirnuin of flu-
routtaittoe on rcmlutioos. presented
the several resolutions drawn tip by
the committee. but they were not ac-
i-eptcd in full by the convention and
tiny were acted upon separately.
The resolution dctuandiua that l‘rcsv
idem McKinley abolish the artisan at
, the several camps was the occasion of
touch controversy. and after much dc
bale it was referred back to the coat-
miter.
The controversy of the meeting was
least llamptoa. who pas-sated a Wilt
lion for \t’oiaaa's balms. and til it
lengthy switch whttlt was frequently
iiiilllutitlsd. he titlttsraied his resold
iiuus. itcv. ilsrwy biotistsy. of littf'
llcili ttiought the urination should not
be brought late the platform.
ltolicri lit. theater. of Manchester.
followed with a stirring speech stifle
rdiliil the adoption of the ausatloa in.
in the platform.
The Woman's suflrsae plank. after
nearly an hour‘s discussion. was adop-
led with only about eight dis-soils.
villi-o.
The chief resolution. which was or-
erwhelmingly adopted. was as follows.
"We recognise the ltnrainsnca of the
various other questions pressing ed-
iiistmcnt. but tiwisre the etstlitioa of
flirt drink irshte transcends theta all in
importance. And the political party
that shall starfish this curse can be
safely trusted with the settlement of all
.nihsr issues."
mum. and after chatting briefly. the de- .
pleated also left.
They Will”. charter I Meets.
gamers-tantrums
I
sort Harry. i all unwilling to believe,
he intended larceny or in guilty of the]
theft of which be is accused. since he:
i
tile is only
Awaiting your ud~i
Inflammation Si Hartford Today to‘
llllE llllll Hllillllll
An East Norwallt bias in Court.
Charged with Non-Sopport.
l PilHEllll Slillll ill Will
The Husband Wouldn’t Work fora
Dollaranda half a Day. so the
Town and lied leighbors
Cameloths Family's As~
alliance. '
’ Six ycuis- .tgo Orville Marvell and his
wife. who was Miss Ado illoam. tiitlifllls
Itcr of Mr. and Mrs; Gilbert iiioom. were '
in happy bible and groom. Both were
'y-oung -too young to' marry their many
lfricuds used to say. For awhile all
went well but Morrcll has been ottt of
Illvvork consider-obit of the time, and his-i
l wife and little one sent hungry or were
lossistcd by kind neighbors. As u re-
lsttit. he was on it lot before Judge Greg-
ory in the Norwulk side of the Town
(‘ ourt this morning. charged with non-
lsuppori. .
His wife. it remarkably prctty wont-
:tn. was in court" and itcr sud-tear
stained fut-c bore evidences of her suf-
‘ferlng. Juluo (in-gory gazed stcruly
:ltl Morrcil. who slilftcd illitiiil. uneasily.
‘ililti after hearing the wife‘s story
marrow. for further cvldcocc. .
"i wont work for a dollar and it baa;
it day.“ .‘iiorrell is said to have. asst rtcd
to persons who have at various lillit‘s
offered him jobs. lie utilitittcd this fact
to l'roswuttng Attorney ii. Edgar li‘cr’
us.
from hunger is quite pathetic. and it up-
piurs lluit lit-r actual wants would have
lsi‘t'fl much greater bud it not lit'tii for
kind friends and her parents. who have
usslstcd her.
The sclccttucu have assisted lit the
sopitort of the family. and ililt’t' told
Mr. Morn-ii they would not it! her suf-
fer. but they tcfusc to put up “fiber
with Morn-ll. Selectman Lyrics declar-
nl lliitl he not no order froth the town
for cool .iilil ibcu sold the cool
The sclcetuictt. butchers :tttd lil‘tii'vl‘ii.
Mill whoiu Murrt-li has dealt.
its ilum- it'll“ have :tssistui .‘tlrs.
its net!
liloi'
nil. but. ltt'rltl |Iit|ili¢'l|sil'ii to appear if.
'titill tomorrow.
At present the .“itl'l'l'ii'i .ti'i‘ rrsldittp
in second avenue. lidst Not‘uolb
...-e..— ...—...“...-
neutrons OOlilG NORTH
On their Way from Ponce. Porto Nico.
tole I. l.
lily .tunm'lutt'tl i'f‘t'ss.)
\t‘ushiutuou. Almost :ll 'l'hc navy
it‘lhii'ilihiil lliiu l'tir'iU‘ti .v loldcumut
from l'oio-c. l‘ttllti film. Jliililillltillfl
tlmt ti... l‘iulutu. .\ili|iltillltt.
iluuutliul tilt-l .tloitttromory,
Pilllt‘t‘ lltlr liltil‘lliitl. They will at. iii
ii. l. The umio obtwt i»
c..-t lite t'i‘vtt’s of the tunnels ii\\‘.i)' from
the tropical tilmam to iitll‘ilit'l‘ii suit-ts
the clitoris of Newport have been hulk
tilt: i‘fllii'lfl with the tiny) tIi'li.tt'l|||t-ul lo
st'i‘ili't' ii i‘tiilil'dttiiis til llii‘ illiLt'l‘ 'i‘fl
tit-bi of the only at Newport. The dc
partiticut could not do this, but Mind
to send turmoil of the snudiur types
WWW”
asap assess a salons.
in mi.
thiiit‘ti from
St upoit_ to
ford m After Isill me.
ill! Asatlt‘lttll‘ti l‘i‘t‘lmi
titdutfold. l‘ttiiil.. August at «Timur
its “little. of lilo Niiilii l‘tiiltii tildtcs tall“
iii). new of t'atup \t'lkoff. .tlotttauk
i‘t-rtua from a it hip wound. iic itrrlvcd
her.- on a freight train early this morti-
iu' ii'tllii Nrw York lit a tidied condi-
lion. in»... said he no tinnitus a suit
up on u furlouah and that hit started
for New Jersey iusi‘ plain to see satire
friends lie reinstate-red chap-inn curs
several times and later realised that ho
l‘iltii been robbed. ills head was prob-
ably tainted by attihltta a iii'ltiIt' while
on the freight train. its will return to
Montana as soon as possible. probably
tomorrow.
ans-a»-
ii'l‘tiidt MONEY Pitt‘ihi buf'l‘iilfiit.
lily Asmiaitifl Pro-M
New York. Arts. flu-if. itchiuss. as
employee of the assent pest oflee item.
was arrested at Iidaiht last hiahl
charged with Intention money from let.
ins seal is sslaiers at can W“.
e
l i
abruptly adjourned the verse utttli io-‘
Mrs. Mort-oil's story of her suffering ,
Aalsiarsddevalrysaaais the lists»
iitdut. is in iii. rltsiufurd hospital. suf— ‘
0‘7. son-an m
Personal hogs-spite About People ell
lerwnik and their Friends.
Dr. 1.. N. Pbinney went to Palmer,
Mass. yesterday.
Miss Lena Btrobmoycr, of Bell island.
litas been it guest of Miss Susan More-
ltousc. of Main street.
l Mrs. Aaron 'l'yler. of Gerard place,
has returned home from a month it visit
.on the White Mountains.
Mrs. ireoe D. Wilson and daughter
l.-\vali‘m. of Brooklyn. are visiting
ilrlcuds in South Norwaik.
i '——'f—r——— ‘
1 Rev Gerald ll. iieartl anti family rc- ;
iturned home yesterday front a six
l\\'i-t- ks' stay in Lisbon. N. H. }
l itcv. lib-hard O. Sherwood and foot l
lily have arrived home from a stay of
silt seeks to iirnttleboro. Vt.
Mr and Mrs. W. i". F‘inney sod fam-
i iiy. of Berkeley street. will go to Dan- ~
‘bury. Saturday. for a week‘s visit.
Mr. and Mrs. ti. Henry Howard and.
son George. of Woodward avenue. have
returned from a visit in Stoutngton.
Mrs. (horse \t‘. Selim-k and dough-
lcr. Miss Mary Seller-it. arrived homo
froth Occult tlrove last evening.
Wallace Knapp. of New York city.
has been the guest of his father. .iudgc
iAlired Knapp, at the New Muhuckeuto
ilotcl. this week.
i-Ix-tlovt-ruor and Mrs. P. (‘. bonus-
bury utli spend the mooilt of septcoc
tier ut't'ump Echo. if:it|tlt-il-‘ Lake. in
the Adirondacks.
iint'ry Nash, of Huston; Iir: t‘. Irvioir
Ferris. of New York: Jesse l‘I. Ferris
:lilli l'crry i3. i-‘crrls have returned
home front o cruise cast in the Eva l.,
Miss it'lorclicc l'crry. who has been
the must of (‘blef of Police and Mrs.
William \‘ollmer. left South Nol'woill
this morning for her home in More”.
Miss Eli-tutor ti. Smith. who returned
home from ll trip to Asbury Park. this
“W‘il, slitl'lr-tl today for llrookvlllc. l..
i . to visit Miss ldit Hutchinson. forlorn
ly of South Not-walk.
l
: Miss Nellie \t'llitotk who has lief-iii
must of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N.
lt't'i'i'lr. Milli ilrovc pint-c. bus I‘vlill‘itml
tit iit'l‘ home in llvoohlyn. having llt‘i‘il
l
titv
ellilillltiiilil by the serious illness of lil‘i'
.uotltct'.
.---..M..——-.__-_
ieliiit' .\bruliuots. of lioslolt. ls vistt~
. Any thioaond everythiufi-
yuurcy yson and
\cr lac in this rolurnu ... ..
quirk results will follow.
WANTED. ‘
W AN’i‘iaD-Tiiiotaolt & Mills want two
young ladies to learn millinery.
Must be'good sewers. Apply imme-
diately. at 86 Washington street.
to]! 8th
1'0 LIT.
"l‘O i.b:'i‘~Slx rooms, Music Hall block.
suitable for ollces:
rooms. with
house. twelve
improvements. No. I
Arch street; cottage. 29 Woodward
‘uvcouc. House). 69 Woodward avenue
1‘ .A. Woodward.
T0 LET—No. 16 Quintard avenue. new
house 7 rooms. with modern improve-
ments: rent. $15.00. inquire 0!
lcorge A. Clark. No. 10 Union street. '
elf ft ‘
'l‘O l.E'i‘-——Apartments in the brick
block on Leonard street: also four
rooms at 32 Water street. rent 88 per
month. Enquire of Charles T. ku-
arti. Norwailt. all it
TO LET—Apartments of live rootits
first floor. 8 and 10 'i'oilcs street. first
class order. Apply to. John H.
Knapp. 82 West. street. or Jacob K.
Layton. South Norwaik. jftf
1‘0 RENT—House for one or two falt-
files at 19 Academy street. Apply
to T. S. Osborn. 23 lerwin street.
Norwalk. all if
rouse—once in the second floor or
The Sentinel building. Apply of
The Sentinel office.
T0 LET—First and second story rear
apartments over Olsen shoe store.
Four rooms each. Rent is and i'.
Halls heated. lighted and clean
For further particulars inquire at
office of the Old Well Cigar
s3 Washington street.
FOR III-l.
ill' SINRRS FOR c“LIL-J. 3. Wheeler
offers his business. stock and natures
if said before September 15th. A
lutcgaintor some one. if not sold
will remove to No. 1 Keyssr avenue.
about lilfi feet from 191’ Washington
street. South Norwalk. Conn.
‘-
an” Ct
i’tiit SAM“ New residence. 14 rooms.
all improvements. born and plenty
fruit: 5 mlnutea' from trolley and
railroad station. (‘oll or address
Mrs. it. 'l‘nyior. ‘llregury Boulevard.
i-‘ust Norwnlk. Conn. nib tit
r‘Oit S.tl.l“-~waalk Hand Laundry.
ii gumi business opportunity for s
out his brother. Joseph. in t‘oontwtirui
i\‘\‘tltli‘. Mr. .tbrubums has received:
. \tilltl tlmt his wife who rweully lllitl-‘l'
; m oi .til tilM'l‘HllOll til it. ilostou ltospllul ‘,
'm iiilitii improved.
. .wmw...”.
Nil Mtiitl" t' t'l‘r‘illi‘ilrl l
The Second and l'ourth i'i'uliiltlils
1 bill not take it nttcrcr ttllli them will ii‘
but
\tlii look ilu li' own ||ltltlulttliii and sub
~iri iikt‘ Nilillit‘l'rt. This is title it! ”it“
imiilis oi‘ the lotitr cttviittipmcni of tilt-l
l-‘lrst liliii 'l‘ltlrd rt-altucuts. lit-i'tstftcrl
itiiti National Guard of this stoic. will
.io uwsy with the tutcrcr At the lw~'
.ctuutua oi the \t‘iil' this state initiaiit
.nttiah melts ituivis. folks Nluuillri and
lplatca to equip the whole battalion. and ‘
they ate used. Ai‘i‘ltl'lltifiltills
line illi'll made to ship the ilussutot i
‘uwns now at tho arsenal to the comp.
tor the use of the men of the rlecdud:
.tnd l‘uurth.
tiny tut tutu t.iiii|l to rbmteuiber
to lot
i
cut-..—
l ' 't‘oo lot. to cattle Mi'ctt. .
lily Asst-rusted l'ress.i '
New York. Attaust (llw i'riiuie \t‘ll
limo ti'i‘ouuor. of the ttevcutwhtit l‘ti-
'itui ttlatm litiotttty. it native of iiuaititi.
so.» found unconscious lit u not of it
utt‘ on a train which arrived at Loiiit
island t‘ity ut {till this tiiortiitia from
t‘itmp Wilton. tie could not be stoned
‘tlill Wits taitcu to the ill. Johns turnpi-
iiii iic had a thirty days furloiuh in
his litwksl. and says when he was pill
oil the train be was so weak from Iiil‘it'
lli'ill that as could hardly stand. lie
bad no inedwai Iliciiiitilit‘i‘. no food. ilii
rare or attentitin.sttti was too ill to care
notch. l'rivhtiI ii't‘anhor enlisted May
it. th‘thc rmiilar army and landed in
Point on June fit.
We
Mliiili: 'i”iititiifli it'liiiid iiAN'l'iAtiii
tliy Ant-twisted Press.)
New Yorli. Annual It -'f‘tirt transport
Alteaheny from iisnttaao arrived at
Montana l'aint at to o‘clock title Wits
tag with part of the Ninth lessens-i
,astta roiastsers as were.
lessons-titration.
small investment. Apply to l". 8.
Ambler. Norwalk. an if
FOR SALE ~ A fine assortment of the
celebrated Palmer Hammock at very
reasonable prices. South Norwaih
Hardware compuf. South Norm
it!
MIICILLINIOUIM
M.\\ l.l-2\'i. the boot and shoe ruler.
lids movtd from lilil to.» East.
\t‘itsbltuilon street. where he will con-
iioue his business as formerly. i
more lim‘illirttl I do not cure to have
lit-time Kts-lcr us a landlord. flan
Levi. shoe tit‘iilt'l'. anal It
. - ... ......—
Miat‘ l~‘l. l..\Niifil ti~ Aecomlutnlatioha
for two lsturdcrs taetttsi can be had
with or without board if ilttitiot‘il
pittt'.r arotiud ilotir soil It
VIOLIN 'l‘lBM‘ililI.
J. A "OWN.
For terms spoilt at as Pmpset ave-
nue. Norwaia. Conn. sslttf
‘A Hill? PLAN! LAI'NDIY-“m
fee has owned a laundry at it Well
street. Noiwttilt. for till him fl
laundry work All work Inmatesd.
titiirts ic: toliurs. liar; shirt Ilia“.
lL'e. Mr Lie has three isuatirles is
iirltlacport. where he does a large
business. at in
. . ~ ..-”... m
tlitlflil I“lfi|il'l \i'hN'l‘lili ladies fl'
utililit'ilit-il for our contusion sets of
.luvc itiie books for the holidays. M
vet has four tanks availed for little
ones to urownup folks.
t'ltili‘fliilll. tioliahifui.
l'ricca rouge from fill vents
'2 hit. lame loathe. each
inn with happy illustrations.
entlous sell
i‘our tuottllis' golden
t-rgctlr workers.
l‘rclaht paid.
elves.
t‘iedit
titaam t-ositaiseisss.
Outfit with samples of all four ltd“
free, flood lwclvo two rent rm
for payltia part only of the
«lone. Drop all trash and clflt'
a month with out est-lustre fares-
llss The National limit 0m
Juvenile lispsithteat. (fhiaaga.
- with; a o". a. at... as a...
that; for every fleet is assigned a” .
simple and natural cases
'f‘e harvest is hsnasi is feral ‘
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