0 latest and most nu-
lls found in Tho Mil .
I elated Press Despstches.
ewswnmtw'
NUMBER 3,210.
SOUTH NOijfiiK. CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1898.
warms son on up oh.
nemathstloinpsny's Ioply not
Imaging to Petitioners.
Editor Sentinel: l have read with
interest the reply of theINorwallt Street
Railway company to the petition re-
cently presented them by a large num-
ber of the good citizens of South Nor-
walk, for the extension of the trolley
upon the hills.
' Its tone does not seem encouraging to
the friends of the proposed enterprise.
and I must certainly disagree with the
opinions therein expressed. The en-
gineering difliculties are by no means
greater than have been overcome by
other roads in many places that I have
visited, and the statement‘that the fin-
anclal result of the extension is prob-
lematlcal. is an error due to ignorance
of the facts. if the trolley people will
station a man at Trinity church and
note the number of people who daily
travel up and down the three hills that
terminate there, they will get an idea
of the business that is waiting for them.
But such a count would not represent
more than fifty per cent. of the whole,
as (:‘cdar, Clay. Hamilton, and other
streets contribute as mtich more to the
great number who daily climb the hills
of our city. There are also countless
people who do not come down front
their homes on the hills except when
absolutely necessary, on account of the
labor of returning. These people are
patiently (or rather. impatiently) walt-
lng for the red car.
When. a few years ago, the Legisla-
ture gave this company the franchise
to extend their lines on nearly all of
the streets in both oi the Norwalks not
already occupied by trolley tracks, it
was sincerely hoped by the. ptibiic that
they Would make use of the powers so
conferred and construct new lines or
branches where needed. The people all
the hills had been fondly hoping for
just this tlilnI.r ever since the trolley
first came t0 town in July. 1893. The
demand for it is universal, and it is
the daily topic of conversation in the
vicinity lint apparently it is not the
purpose of the Street Railway folks to
hounds
lHEFAIIlllRlllNiS
The Consolidated Said to Have 3e-
cnred an Option‘on this Ex-
tensive Piece of Property,
IS A SITE Hill IiiEI’ilIi SHOPS.
'Surveyors at Work Last Week in
the interest of the Company,
Laying out the Grounds
THE PRICE SET IS $3,500.
A Stamford Inn in a Position to Know.
Says there is Very Little Doubt
that the Deal will he Consum-
mstsd — A Boom for
Not-wait.
An important real estate deal which
will be of considerable importance to
The Norwalks is contemplated by the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad company. this corporation hav-
ing secured an option upon the Nor-
walk Fair Grounds, with the intention,
of the purchase is completed, to use it
as a site for repair shops; whether for
a new plant or for the removal or those‘
now in New Haven is not definitely
known, but many believe that the road,
owing to the numerous new lines which
have recently come under its control.
needs additional repair shops and has
decided upon this vicinity as the most
convenient.
Surveyors have been at work at the
l-‘ulr Grounds several times during the
past week, laying out the ground, but
of course nothing could be learned from I
them. A Stamford man, in a position I
to know, informed a Sentinel reporterIuIke advantage of their franchise in a
that the above facts were true. lle also
I” lh t it St; l d l who Ipostlve sense. and lay more track.
“at a '0 mor I pe con Ibut ratlnr III a negative way, by pig.
troi the ,properly had fixed a reason-| ,
. Icon-holing the thing. which costs noth-
able price on it. and there was but lit- I .
'iug and at least keeps the other follows
tie doubt. that the deal would be con- I
out A l'lIl'l‘l'l‘llmlIlll.
suinmatcd. From lllliIlIii‘l‘ source it ‘ _,_____
was learned that the price not is Silt-I OOIPANY L ‘1. 0"? HEAD].
500.
IArrlvod at 7:30 O‘clock Inturdny
Homing—Enthusiasm In Donte.
l‘iiiiip .“l'llllt‘, .‘IIpt. 10. 1898.
('otnpuhy 1. lift Niuiiiir at this yes-
It is a well-known fact that it is only .
a matter of it short IIIIll’ beol‘e thi- I
Ilanbury road will be double ll'iii'kt'd to
iii-conunodaii the freight triiilic ori-r the I
Highland Illiision from New York slutt-
to llaiibury and tin-lice our the lion
bury division.
This fact will make tli - Fair Grounds
it most desirable site. while the location
of the repair shops tin-ri- will be it boom
for Norwalk. This is it lIlllllt'l' tliiit
.Norwiilk people should do [Ill‘ll' llllllIHl
to [Mail along us it will be it b-Inelit to
all lii'l'lIlillil of the town.
order. and arrived here this morning
ii. T;:'Ii o'riotk. The train .Iioppul ii
to o moments of .\Iw IIiill'lI. and IIlI‘I,
r".IIipil.~cd to
.I\ll .il oi tinii IIIl'lIlI-‘I among wliotu'
w as l‘ oiigroanintiii lilll
Inns \i'I'Ili iisl‘tidlill M'l‘I'
'lliiri Ivii~ igimt dial of disappoint I
I out hall it
till ll tot l iiilllillH I. biIIIIIIrc iIll‘ lt' titli
'Illlll ..1 Smooth init
until) iii-Itiils \Hli‘ IiicgnirI-d on llnI
sitill Sliillii
llillll
VIII! A! m. LAWIOS‘I
'AMyonm People Intortnined
at her liniwood Avuous Kaine
.\lin. II‘. II. Lawton iIuii-riuuicu ll pir-
ty of young people. tIIIIIiIioiiy night. at
Ill'l‘ I'IIsliicIir- iIi lilinwood iii‘plltp'.
Willi-t was cnloycd. Ihi- Illllliil'it liiIllill
IIIIt-lil'lll by Miss It}. ll. riniitu and Mr.
Holt. Ah i‘M'i'IIl'lll HIIIiiiiiill win- ml‘
\i'II til llll‘ I'tilii’IlIMiill til llm
'I‘ltI liliinln wi-i'iI Min IdiHlllll hi. i-liIoI
Iridium motion“ .15 tho “1]“
through.
IIlt‘ lll'llllIt‘ .III dIIitilt llll‘ Iiiii' gt‘I‘i'lI'll;
III) the police Iltlldl'lllll‘lil. but IIII» II- .iI
IlII- II||_\‘:~ iIIItIIII‘iII-llcillil.
‘l'lii t.lliill iII about lint!" acres ill Mi-
blit and then til'i' now ‘.‘i..ouo Illt'li I-Ii-.
l-lllllfl II Ili'i'l‘ Illilllihli‘lll.
lll\t.ilil\lli\llI2.\lII. I
hillldld i‘lt'HliUlll of lliIurI hirl‘t'l. I
Norwnlk. w.i.- thrown from it IIii'vI-liI
IiiiIl M‘l‘iiilli-I) iiuurnl while Iidihg
down it Ilia-p lull, yesterday. In some
I
lidllii-s.
“I“ of New “I“ \It‘ uni “H \\il dumb I' l. Iilrl riiiiltol of Ilp- limiiittu I
Il'hl Iiodiull \ll'l Friiilvir HI‘iiiiIIII “I‘d lulu-lint ”I”. ‘I "mm 1‘1““ "I'IH‘W
\liIoI not It l'Illlllli lino. \unuIIiu ll. “"IIIIMI “I” I'm" "'“I m” "'“‘“'"“'I
\lillin \IIII \Isll'l lI‘ ~lIiIllli \ibm IIJIIIIII “I""III‘IIW int .i IIIoiI thin in» it
I . I It” s , s. A . .
not it Huuih. and Min Huron H. Smith. “1"" “ 1"” “" " “II“ “”4 ““ "I'M”
uni-i \olillli.oi Now \'iil‘k‘. .\II*I\iii n “' "W " "‘"II“ I‘" I‘I'l'II'W‘ "
lituuuund. Haiiiiicl W. Iiol‘l. Jim. and Ii. "1".th M "I'M" but I "I" “M“ '"
‘liiii'
Ii \lIII holl
”tw—
“u. on A saloon
fairies lolly. stun-seat lire-t. lost
WALKHII lil ‘l’ llI‘ \ WINIIIIW
Min-hurl lliIl‘IIiilpi llrIIi iiwnblhiuiglii I
in III
II notintniuillsi. was iron t riid
l0 lit. INUIII Inertial. lioiu ”III 1: .li‘. llillll HIIIIIIIMI IiIInliig to
Mini. l, Ht‘II)‘. iii l'luit still-Ii. la II.I Illlilflt'lliii‘l Ii II-lill II Hi this on
in Ii.I Miami hospital. hilflvl‘lllu Ii'lilil 'HHIli from o iI-IIIIIII of ”l" III-hit
.IIIIiun Iuiqu .~ iiII-I-ivtIII by tailing from
llo tutu-um IIIldai m- l' Minn-ill him l,
min» d by It IIIII truth It miIiIn-l Mill)
window tie it ii at i ll! bull riIitIiidin
III-tilting and was without ll'i‘dliill III Iili
iiiil'
y. l I idol .IIII iiiooii
.ilr. ioIII bit he hour. and IIIuiIIII
down It" tool. to topic to rlinilii .\ol
.—-¢-—.
IiIll.I.l£ IIHIiIllN ll lIMI'I IilIl'
Milli. In writhing Ii-Imis iln luplgr “P
I H I III I ‘ til I l
IIIIHII‘ it ilIIMeIlll, nioi piliiiul Iouolilmg “I " ”I'" I'I" "‘“I II “III" I"
Ii“ i'I low i, lul‘ t,
oil Illl‘ Vital sill». falling it Iii-italic. oi ' "‘ “ I'm "' I' "" II I ‘l'IN.
iii-Ina In Mirth "I'ilIIl illl'I up IhII limi-
Iivii lolii ilII *
illiIIi-n in l, fitIi‘i'lilI lonplia will in his
‘Iotpb lilo-III .III luuii .iiiI
hospitable. as be our IinIiiIiiI to bill. .
himself. III‘ IV. it than wro- mind “M" ”N" was I‘ ”I” "ml ""
lilllI attended to W liillv‘» IbidriI mm." “Um'u'dmu'w H" "'"I m“
hlitlimnhrii ”III utiiliitidilrc and had him lbii'. the bid trip I" New lull. in}.
rumored to the hospital. Iwill IsI math tomorrow morning.
I
”m i
I II II III I‘hb-y.
Jilly-Irwin" of tip Ioioncr.
I.i,v.». Ili' i’lIII‘l
I who was VJ
IIIIIES IN A HIIIII
A Blaze of Unknown Origin lathe
‘ Attic of the Old Well.
SUIBKIYIIUENCHEDBYFIREIIEN
Articles ‘of Furniture and Bedding
Destroyed. and Some Damage
Done by Smoke and Water --
The Loss Covered by _
Incomes.
A fire, the origin of which is tin-
known, started about 8:30 o'clock last
night in the attic-of the Old Well llotel.
In'Washihgton street.
The building is owned by Reed Havi-
land, but for several years Henry Shep-
ard has conducted the hotel. The
flatnes were discovered by his son Wil-
liam, the well-known bicyclist, and El-
lilrt W. lI‘itcli, who were across the
street. anti noticed the light through
the windows. They gave an alarm and
Captain of Police Gladstone pulled box
3. Several inmates of the hotel made
an effort to put out the lire, but were
unsuccessful. lipon'the arrival of the
fire department a line of hose was car-
ried into the building, and iii a few
minutes the flames were extinguished.
The attic was used by Landlord She-
pard for storage ptirposes. and quite a
Iarge'number of articles of furniture
bedding, etc, were stored there. and
nearly all of them were dI’Istroycd.
The woodwork of the building was
charred. and some damage done to the
walls by the water dripping through.
Mr. Shepard carried an insurance of
31,000, witlit Taylor 6': Golden. anti $2.-
000 with W. 11. and W. S. Wilcox. and
Mr. llavlland was insured witht Jacob
ll. Layton. the amount on the hotel be—
ing “8.000.
The alarm struck )llélt as the churches
was being dismissed and a large crowd ‘
ilnthcrcd in the street to witness the
progress of the dailies.
FIVE PERSONS ABE DEAD.
Result of a Gasolons Explosion in
Philadelphia. Last Night.
(By Associated Press.)
I'IllIillll'IllIlIll. Svpirmbcr lZmII‘ivo
persons are known to IiiiI'l‘ lost their
lIVt‘lt‘l as the result of the gitsolcno I-x- '
ploslou which occurred last night iii
l-‘Iftrttith and South slt'icts. 'l'hc llflli
body—Ithat of a Wiilllllll supposed to II,..
lit-lawn Svhnltciisi-‘Iii. iiitiI-toeii
yours. It daughter of the proprietor of
III“ stoi'iI WIll‘l‘t‘ the explosion lil'l‘lll‘l'i‘lI
‘IIviis tI- ki-Ii i‘ioiii lIio- ruins .it in o'IloI-h
Illa iiioiuing l‘lii lilliilllla wiri-
liidly I-Ihiiirul that Ii'ltlllllll'dlliill
.Iriiiiic'uily illilllrslIIII‘ lt lit brill-ml
domu boilns :iIII ,III in tip
ugcd
I‘ll
“Hal
llIlln 'I‘bii-I I'IlIItIll‘ll who \\ll‘ |lI.I\
III: iii the uni oi lIlt‘ buiihug wIII-ic
In «IonInion ilillilii'II .It the film lil'l
Ilioiiglii to h.t\i IuI In hill-ll
M'll no li‘lltil‘l of missing lll‘lllllllil Ithidc
'I'IIIII'II liIis
Iouub Il for by the LII-I that the dot-troy
I-l IIIIlIIIillflI \IIII tiniuiti-d unduly by
Iiliu‘iriiut oi pollu-
ltHiiIlilIilliI iii I-nilt tum
I'iiriIlgliiIi's niitI all".
All AID HAND II A LAID
A Ghostly find which ltrongly Points .
to s Iloody Grime.
lily Associated I'tllnw.)
ll IIIIIIliii. Hill! :31 |I|I iiilu i' 'i'li-
I.uui .uol iuiiul oi a wolnuh who was pio
imply not on r UNI”) liii- .iI ilI‘l’t old hu~
b .II iuund iii lulo- \lt‘il‘IIl by two itIiI~
who iti‘i'l' iii
I'liiiblll lilllill‘illllli
with the i‘v-i-ui ill-IoIIly by slillli‘ boys
oi .l woiuitn‘s loIiId iioiiiiuu Ill the bill
sililIIliig along the short-
oll’i'il 'Ili'iuii Iii
this allIIsily lliiil strongly
lloiiils to the rotunda-inn of u hood I
uIi iiiiIiItirIiIiinil “the loud
but lb iiilu is now in
will
iiillw .i luv sllgulioli ‘iip
illlil was Iii‘tilii'li oil .II the illaiw, iIlI
liIIiIiilIy Ii) \IIII Ilit
“I “all
Hill It IoIIIrI d.
w lIo
Mrill'llllfl
i'lil.lt‘II2M.\.\ liil.l..-l \ dlildilliit
lily .\rI IuIIII-ii PITMII
”lI‘l'IIiIIII ‘I'iiiIiIv H-Ililrtnbti' 1;
hard \ t'Ill.ili.In. it lilii‘iill' in the
I'm l'nllul HIJI'“ \olIililI-Irw IlinI
ii=iqu~I was v-hot dmd but plain and
bit. Ioihpinloii Ii ciilllin, was Wound-
,.,I III lhc itIt'IIlilll‘ll bi Hurry tinI-nu a
ltililililuili uIiIiuIiIv luiIIIIIli up. IiwnnII
itittil
Nil II
II to ni'ri'iIt lin-
ti little boy.
I built of bonds he went to tell.
m, . In 0' "IPATBY.
field in MOI with the Death of
the lllpusl onion-is.
(By Associated Press.)
Geneva, Switzerland, September 1:-
The‘ body of the Empress of Austria has
been enclosed in a triple coilln and pin-
ced in a room transformed into n mor-
tuary chamber. The walls of this ap-
artment are veiled with black drapery,
covered with silver stars, and several
Sisters of Charity are continually on
their knees beside the bier, praying
for the sould of the departed. Nearby
stands the prayer table of the deceased,
hearing her rosary and crucifix.
imposing demonstrations of sympa-
thy, organized by the federal council,
commenced at noon today. The ap-
proaches to the Hotel Beau Rivage were
guarded by gcndarmes.
’l‘he procession was headed by gend-
nrmes with arms reversed. Then came
four handles, with cocked hats and long
cloaks, half yellow and half red. Their
leader bore a crane-covered mace. They
were followed by the members of the
government, the members of parlia-
ment, the members of the diplomatic
corps, and the civic dignitaries. Then
came a great mass of the population of
Geneva. In close ranks the people do-
filed, burclieadcd before the liotei, in
spite of the very hot sun.
in the meanwhile the historic bell of
the cathedral of St. Clemence clangcd
heavily.
The procession lasted over an hour.
All eyes were directed towards the ter-
race of tho hotel. where stood ('lcticral
ilcrzoviczy, Illill‘SIlilI of the late can
press' household. the Austrian minister
and the members of the suite of the do.
ceased. The majority of the
were closed.
THE SICK A’l.‘ [ONTAUK
SION‘S
Today's Report Shows 671 Patients in
the General Hospital. I
Camp \i'ikoil, liontnuk, 1.. l.. Sop
ti-nibcr i‘.’~- “the hospital report iodiiyl
showed thcr re were 071 patients in tlIcI
general hosph ii and but 08 in the dc— I
tcntlon hospiia'. I
The latter will be clowd today.
TIvcnty five of tin patients of the do
trillion hospital wiio tulon to IIII~IIIIII
I today on the iltlrlllliutl ship Relief. while I
‘ thi- otlicr forty piulcnts are I
transferred. the general Illi~|lli.lI,
\i'lii-ti IIH‘ IlIIIitf icitillls slit» will i.iI.I-
:loo nii'li friuu IIil‘ general hospital II‘
I New York and the ShininIIIoI it will iil-
I~o follow her. it I.“ ipriIi-tnl that by
I 'l'lIIiI'~Iliiy tlore will be no llillII'lllI- but
I in the gent-rill lib int t..iI
bring
in
I nor away or 12:15 roan.
Admiral Gui-worn. his lltafl‘ and I."00
I Prisoners Biol for Ipiiin.
III)’ Aria-n lilti'ii I'l‘t‘illi.)
I'llllhlliilllIIl. N. H. rletiIliibcr l:.' ,.
'i he :itii Illll‘ Iilll‘ s‘v lllll'l' l‘ilI of Mono
\\lIIi \iIliiIl'ilI t‘I-III i illlll old" unit or
II:' l.“.'oo H'ulllr-il i» iIoIiiIl'II.
I'.‘ l .
IIllw port .it ibis iIthIruiIiui lHI‘
SIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
it nor! in Northern ripulii .
‘iirubInt form into
Nil [PIIIEIIIS IEAIIEII
Conditions at Camp Haven Alto-
getlier Encouraging .fi‘oday.
FIFTEEN CASES III SICKNESS
All Patients Suffering from Typhoid
have Been Sent to Various Oity
Hospitals—Nine Men have
"Temperatures."
(fly Associated Press.)
Camp Haven. United States Army
l’ost, Niaiitlc. Conn. September lZ—An
ofiicial statement of the condition of
this camp in the tnatter of sickness to-
day reveals a. situation which is alto-
gether encouraging. Major Rockwell.
surgeon of the First regiment, stated
this morning that there are now iii the
hospital in cases of sickness, the pa-
tients being largely from his regiment
and liattcry (‘.
are nine men who have "temperatures"
or a light fever. As yet it is impossible
to diagnose these cases as those of ma-
iarial fever or typhoid. All patients
suffering frotii typhoid have been sent
to various city liespltiils, largely in
Hartford. A typhoid epidemic is not iii
sight as yet, and tbcrc seems to be every
reason to believe that such an epidemic
is not. likely to make its appearance.
Colon-Ii lliirdctte,
lI‘lrst regiment, Connecticut volunteers,
announced this morning that the rcgiv
mom would probably be furioughcd in
four or five days. The commissioned
officers will be granted Il‘ithC'.‘ of ab-
sciicc and the enlisted men will be given
{Iirloughs just as soon as the books and
accounts of the rcgimciit can be lit-
spot-ted.
"This work," the colonel said. "is lit»
lug pushed with all possible spccd and
II’otir days ought to and us otit of (iiiup'
"lbi- colonel said it might take a little
iongI-r but he thought the truth cotild
be finished lti that time.
Regarding the development
IIIliold fever iii (‘ntiip iiavcti.
I'Ililllilt iliI
iollowlng i-‘ldii'illl‘llf:
of ty-
(‘oloiici
said In- wl-in-d to make the
"'I‘hc First rigi-
:uI-iit did not bring typhoid fever in :I
t‘iiiiip iluvcii. Iior dbl
ninth to the
IidilI-t'y (‘,
il’IlIIi‘l‘)’. lIIlti iiioiuiug I'i'l‘l‘IVl‘tl ordvr.»
II lll‘lhlll' out Iiiiiu- -ii‘.iioIl,\.
I"ll'.~i t‘I-giviniit.”
iI‘irsi t‘onI-ticticiit
'l‘liII work of iii.~p.riitig the books and .
irroiints oi lIlt' Inllli ry was IIoiuiiiuiuII-d
(if this number thcrcI
commanding tliI-I
oowsrwn or sum countries
An 0!" Indo fortho Stock oftho'l'wo
Isridsn companies.
(By Associated Press.)
Mcrldcn, Conn. September lZ—The
stockholders in the Meridcn Britannia
company and the Wilcox Sliver Plato
company have received notice that the
international Silver company. a. corpo-
ration formed antler tiic laws of the
state of New Jersey, with a capital
stock not to exceed $15,000,000 preferred
stock and $15,000,000 coninioti stock, has
made an offer for the stock of the local
concerns.
While the formation of the combine
is not an assured fact at'the present
time. it is believed that the progress so
far made practically insures its stic-
i-i-ss, and that the factorics of the Mori-
deii llritannin company, the Wilcox
Sliver l’liite company, the Manning &
liowmati company, and (3. Rogers to
Iilrotiicrs will pass into the control of
the international Silver company. So
far as could be learned today tin-re
sci-ins to be no doubt. that. all the Meri-
dcii concerns it'll] go in, iitid it is be-
llcvetl here that the cotici-riis which
have been represented at the prclitiiiii-
ury met-tings niiinufuciiicrit at least 75
per cent. of the silver plated ware used
in this country. ’lhe offers or the lit-
tcriiational Silver company are good un-
til September 17 and if they are il('-
ccptcd, thtis transferring all the stock
of the interested companies to this one,
according to the official circulars, the
checks and certificates will be mailed
on or before October 2d. infill.
it was impossible to learn today on
leiiit terms the hicridon Silver IPlatII
icompany and the Manning & Bowman
company would enter the combine. The
only information which could be gain:
I d about the Rogers Ilrothers was that
they would receive about ‘bllilflllil for
their plant. I
Irompany ls 81.100 "00'
I l’laio company
ror Plat-i company, 8:00.;ooo
& ilowman company. Sfillyilih
Wallingforii l'onn..
priipiist ii
absorption by the
\t‘l'Will‘t‘ liliilillflll'l llf‘IIlK (‘lllll‘i‘l‘lltt
heavy I
I
IA- (‘iilllll.lll,\', both of this place.
It Is lllilI'l‘I‘ltiiilI that It fill'llll‘l‘
.ii,I,. bI-IIii mode by lItl‘ lil‘tlllllill'l'.‘
Iii—
I-ludul iii the li~t of the proposed ab-
Mil‘Iii‘l'S :IrII IIll' large firms of ii. \\'.Il-
iii l‘ at Soils. and SIII Isi i i I‘
til) of the i‘:ts‘t‘.~‘ of ibzit fiIvIIi- tii\'i' tbrirI ‘ ‘ H H' H m‘ Mill”
The capital of the lilcridcn llrltaiinlu I
Wilcox sum-I
nonoon ilIIIriIIIIn so- I 'r
Manning I
I
September l2——I
Mitch Inti- Ircst is manifested here iii the.
Interna-
tional SIIH‘l' I-oiiipuny of various .IIil‘
I
|
I
tifft-I'I
III‘
I IIit' propowl l‘lllllIIIlll' to it. \\'ii.lucr ikI
SIIII~,IIII' that the liii'i:
I promptly Ilotilbd the international SilI
i'illll l‘I‘IlI
siliII-il Ii‘oiii'
:IIIl.iy and tho "19‘“ mil bII Inusicri-d out ‘ vor company that the offer was no: I
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DAY DAOK 1R0! CANTON
I no Confers with the Pflllldt'nt Ito-gout
ing the Ponce Commission.
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until ltoin tba- other Iio-iiiiwi» of ”W
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whether IIll‘l'i' will be it number of the
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Motto to give iii-r ii musing \N‘Ii'lilul'.
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lawyer “um llitadllyn. N. ‘I I I'M I“.|| Unit Saturday night on \‘oth to»
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so» chimp-d with IIoiIug Antonio “NI in New ilaIIIh, ioi nun riii dais. loot. u'I'mIIIN'III'" '"IIIIII‘II'I“III'I'B"I'IuwmIIHI
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IN” twill l'llIliNI. Linus 'Ill'lllll‘ captained lint-ii with I‘Ihlllll'dlllv sIII. A l'i
ilarttmd, i‘iuin i-lopIoqu-r til I word will be paid for Ila riIturn to
lI'Iunlt Sicily, of NI III llriinln. who hiss
bun ”Irving a [”1” in lull for theft.
Wu iinvlnl on a It! fit It Wiit‘riiht iIaIii)‘
when lie I...» ilisiholgI-II. ”it was ll-
I.I-n Iwinri- .liuiso Illiipmiin Iii the Pub
“1' Hiutu iiiliri lill‘l IIUIII In .750
bonds on the lIlilfIt‘ of emanation-nu.
of which in» has turn indicted. in slo-
ibut he was obliged to have both:- on
ult'iililll of his illiniulal Illsttnu. and
earn his way by tutoring ills prinrb
pill New iinwn \‘It‘llml were tlii'liilitl‘il
of Trinity parish and Yale professors
Ili- served a lull sentence. and at its es—
piniiiba went in phantom where. it in
sites“. be its: been working the sonic
sens.
l
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No, oil “'lWl union-I
IiiforillnIInli where it iniiy be had.
alllJlI
i.ml'l' Lucid Hominy. IIIIIII’I Ii “in" b
land and the Whita- 'Irill‘l-I
ii lady‘s IIIm'it rip-I with Iml iiii lin-
Norwulii. or for
I lltl'IiIls,
A I ”I
A ny thing and everythl I
keep your eye on and
\"l rtluc in this willllflluuu
Quick results will follow.
WANTED
WANTED—To p Irchasc a second II I
ilaby Carriage. Cheap ,for W
State lowest price. Address Tull
st ,
riage, Sentinel ofllce.
WANAED—A horse for his keep. I
size, sound and gentle. Light work
and good care. Good reference. A
dress "x." Norwalk Sentinel officer
WANTED—Ten girls for general
housew.ork Apply to Thoma!
Ward. 25 Main street, Norwalk.
WANTED—A competent girl for gen;
eral housework. reference required.
Apply 61 West street.
T0 Liar.
TO 1 MT —lI‘tIriIishcd room at 90 South
Matti street, South Norwalk. 812 It
T0 MET—One large ,front room, first .
floor. Furnished on un-furnishedr
'l‘crms moderate. Enquire 159 Main
street, Norwnlk, Conn. all) St
T0 LET—Firs. story, rear apartments,.
over Olsen’s shoe store. Four rooms I.
each. Rent 38. Halls heated, “511- I-
led and cleaned; also first story flat ".
oI'cr Shiiltz's market, rent 810. For _
further particulars inquire at the of- I‘
ilcc of the Old Well Cigar Co., 83
Washington street.
T0 LET—House of 7 rooms, 88 West
stret. Apply S. H. Ferris, 81 West
street. stdt
T0 LET—Second floor. No. 3 Henry _ .
. street South Norwalk; also three 3'
rooms tlilrd floor. No. 20 Day street. "
Apply to Mrs. Youngs, No. 42 Eat
avenue. East Norwalk. all“
TO LET—Pleasant furnished front
room. first floor three windows,
House centrally located. No.7 Ann‘\
street. South Norwalk, Conn. s83t
x;
lO RENT—Store at 32 North Iain
street. with or without basemt. Ap-
ply Theo. Knapp. 20 Union street.
T0 Lil—T Six rooms, Music Hall block.
suitable for offices: house, twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. 9
Ailch street; cottage. 29 Woodward
avenue. House, 09 Woodward flout)!
E. A, Woodward. v
to LE'I'I-«Apnrtmonls in the brick
IIinIIr on Leonard street; are?) tour
rooms at :1: Water street, rent '8 per
month. linuulrc of Charles '1‘. licen-
urd. Noi'.walk Afllf
’l‘i) liar—Apartments of five rooms
ilist floor. 8 and ill Tollee street. lint
Apply to John H.
Knapp, 82 West street. or Jsooh l.‘
laiyton. South Norwalk. 1"!
1‘0 IIICNTwllIitino for one or two In.-
illi-s at l9 Academy street.
to '.I‘ s. Osborn. 88 Mei-win {a
Norwalk
"lti I.II:T Office in the second floor of
c hiss order.
'llto SiIIItitn-l building Apply IS
The Sinilnrl ofilI-c.
M
’0' Hill.
4
i-‘tilt MI. II} on costs at "winced pri-
ai ‘Inth Not-walk iiurdware
t‘ouiluni ~loil'll .\orwallt will
i“! ,
iotl all. i: Noimdk lianii laundry.
.i giuiil limitless opportunity “If I
ill‘iII IIIVIHIIIII‘M Apply to F. I.
Ambler. Nurwiillt. I'll?
MISCELLANIO'JDI
Iiiit‘ssiiiitw: .\h~ million wi
up» ‘l iirvssiii Iliiiir, I‘.II'IIII'~I, sequin.-
to l' l'ItIi ill \ litiilIIil'Il lillli‘t' All 1‘
I'll Lilli I Illl‘ , lll‘l't‘ti Ill guaran~
but all It
-ww
\‘lliIJN 'I'I'Mt‘lllin.
J. A. lltll‘lllN.
l‘ur IilIIl'l apply at all [imam goo.
iiuiI, hiirwIIlk than. “I“!
“‘“ -- ~-~-W
«It. It IIIIItil iv .Iial'i'ictt- iodine or
L‘Iilllt'llii'll for our campaign hots .
.iurIInlb- booltI for the holidays.
III: Illtm tour iuuilts gruilnl my
«ImIII in arowniip folks. Dbl-h
‘Iiill'llllllK. d-Ilighitul. capitvotl
i‘I'bIII Iittigv both It“ colitis " In
“no, lump luuiits, Inch moms
Iini with hlilipy iiiIiIItiiitimia. Tm
HIIIHIIII inlbI‘I Nolhlhg Ilka I“
iI'Ioo- tiililillis' golden honest for III-
iIImIIpI wurhcrs. I’flIiIIt II“
I'l'i-lttlii IIIiIiI. Ilium-III Insists-inns. '
Iioou with oouphm ot all four It“
fit: blind iwI-ito twii PC”. I...”
for paying part only of the m
hioiI-I. limp iiil iriisii and clear m
u lliimIIl with out oscillates Juven-
III-w 'l'ho Nliilmnil 8008
Juvenile murmur“. CHM». .
.liiilhtl)‘ , i'u. why is it ilisi posts won
their butt so long? I’m-«Ii il I ml. d.
"in pal i‘liI not in pay his but". u I I
I log. Finder will please return to costs money to get en’s hair cut. u
llwsrd bulges, lion-rice.
nIlOll Mm
Norwalk Chronicler