. the first university In America to pro-
THEFIBTSINIHEBISE
illlI Statement If Dr. Cobnra' I
Standing II I PityIlciIn.
u—u—n—v—u-
till A VERY Bill iiEllillill THIS.
l'ho Univerlifi from Which be lonely-
IdhiIDIgreoOne of the urgent
mum in America - III
MontIIdIIonlty.
Boston University. from which Dr.
Oobnrn received his medical degree. is
located tn the city of Boston. lines. it
is one of the largest Institutions of
learning in America Ind one of the
strongest under the , control of the
“artist lplecole church. its found-
ers were iIIIc Rich. Lee Clafiin Ind
Jaeob Sleeper. its president In Wil-
item 1'. Warren. S.T.D.. 1.1.0.. and
its board or corporation consists in part
of such men as err-Governor William
Clafiin. ill. D.. Hon. Alden Spear.
William T. Perrin. S. T. D.. Ph. .D..
Richard W. HuIted, Hon. Chester 1'.
Corbin. Rev. D. M. Taylor. S. T. D
John D. flint. Bishop W. F. Malialicu,
Joesph H. Chadwick.
”likelihlll‘olter. LL.D.. and a
item of other men of a like characte..
One unique feature ,of this institution
is that it confers no honorary duress.
it was incorporated In 1869. and was
sent in theology. law and medicine.
uniform graded courses of instruction.
covering three scholastic years of
study. it was the first to establish the
four years' course of medicine, and oc-
cupies the most advanced position in
medleal’education. its schools of the-
ology. law and medicine are among
the largest and profit important in Am-
erica. The university embraces 'ihe
Colleges of Liberal Arts. Agriculture.
Law, Medicine. Theology and'aii sci-
ences, and Is! connected with the facul-
ties. of the National University of
Athens and thevfiome University of
Rome. in whole number of instruu~
tors at the present time is 136 and its
Itudentfi "Lilli.“ The old New England
McrlicII~coliIge. located on East Con-
cord streot. opposite the City Hospital.
was in the spring of 1873 reorganize-i
as the Medical department of Dorian
University. at which time Dr. Coburu
matriculated With It class of sevcmy
advanced students, all coming from
other institutions, many of them be-
Ing graduates In medicine, he being
one of seven to succeed In passing the
final examination of the three were"
course and received his diplomadn the
spring of 1874. Dr. (‘oburn stud cl;
medicine In the ofiices of Dr. 0. S. Sltll‘i
dcrs and Prof. John H. Woodburv. I
both eminent physicians of Boston. llei
first located In South Framinghnm E
Moss. whcic his diploma cunblctl bl. l‘
to practice under the rigid undirui,
laws of Massachusetts and which to
brought with hitn to Connecticut, many“.
of the cndorscrs of ltich have lccomol
cmincnt in their profession. The ntml-i
icnl department of lltxttou l'ilth‘rsllt"
consists of I plant valued at It. mutt). o
‘ located on East t‘om ord street. lien m
It has I faculty of fifty-Ive instructors '
and an alumni of lift. It has ftill con
trol of the Massachusetts Homocopath-
ic Hospital. the urgent Homoeopathic
hospital In the world. the Boston t‘nn-
ct-r hOIpitIl. the Bordon Maternity lithe
pilnl. tho Westboro ianno Asylum:
and I score of smaller institutions lo“
cated throttlhout the state The Iium-
of. of which Dr (‘oburn was for yous
«wt-claw. meets yearly In Boston.
These facts can be verified by writing
to William I'. Warren. l.l. li.. provi-
dent of Boston l'nivetsity. itmton.
Mass.
MIGTIIOIIMT KINO'I DAlltlHTfllll.
‘ihe Volunteer circle of» King's
Daughters. of the Norwaitt It'lhoilist
llpieropai church. will meet Monday
cventug It the home of idles Florence, .
tlcotlold. hit-ruin street. The Always
linndy circle \vill moot (meshed 13 with
Miss llsttio Httbbeil. broad ltlvor. The
inasmuch circle will nice-t with Airs. t‘.
i'. Keefer. lbs Alain some. i-‘rldsy Ii~
terneol. October lith. at men.
n...“
w it. liottn. Tailor. employed for four
years with Whflworth. Norwailt. has
started tailoring It is lottth Alain
street. rim-class work at reasonable
when. lateIt Itylea and good ilt gum
not“. Cleaning and repairing neat»
if T I JIMI
, iniurod.
wnsnoonmmwou.
mumps-Ion how they
Harry Moll . of Little Falls. N.
Y.. and William Oougblln. of Hartford.
the men «who were picked up near the
tank at Newton. last Thursday night,
and taken to the Norwslit Hospital,
are comfort‘ble. and doing as well as
could be expected.
The men. who are wood polishers.
said they left New York on I freight
train with the Intention of getting off
at Stamford. and trying to get work
It the piano factory of the Schilchcr
company. The train was going to fast.
however. that they did not. iumpluntii
the steep grade It Noroton He reached
Ind then they lumped and struck the
picket fence between the two depots.
llcOrIth'I hip was badly Injured by
one of the journals on I car striking
him. and when Coughiiu fell,one of fill
’bIndI went on the rail Ind the train
passed over it, making It ueneIIIry for
the hospital corps. DrI. Tracey. Coburn
and Walter Hitchcock. to amputate the
fingers.
mourn O! A TIA“.
Ales-walk Lady has In DndIlrIbII
hparienoe with I Stamford Ian
A Norwalk lady was shamefully In-
sulted by an intoxicated Stamford man
on the 5:30 train from Danbury. yes-
terday afternoon, while she was re-
turning from the fair.
The train was crowded and the man
took a seat beside her. After the train
left iiranchvlilc he became familiar
and attempted to place his arm around
the lady's waist She resented the act
and then he commenced to heap vile
abuse upon her.
The train consisted of eleven cars.
and there was no braltemnn on the
car. while the conductor. Charles Vau-
ghan. had passed through the car.
The woman. powerless to defend her-
self. was obliged to take the man's nb-
use. no other man in the car bclng
man enough to,interlere In her behalf.
it was a great relief when the train
reached Norwalk and she was able to
'escnpe. A‘ lady who knew the rowdy
gave his—name to the Norwalk woman
as George W. Anderson. and a warrant
has been Issued for his arrest.
BROUGHT A CARGO 0! ICE.
Bridgeport Pellee Arcane I Servant
of (living. it Perle Green.
mun utfl "I CRIIIIE
The Doctors Could not lave the Little
One—Tell Tale linger [arts In,
Out from Which the Dotson
wII Taken.
Bridgeport, Conn. October s—ne.
cIuIe Inc was discharged from her po-
sition II a Museum. Lissie Dada. it
is alleged bythe police. gave Paris
green to the three-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Cigiar last night. The
amount girl fled from the house before
the mother discovered the little one dy-
Ing. and at midnight hId not been ap-
prehended. The child lived only I
short time after taking the when.
Mr. and sin. CIgIIr live at No. no
Hancock avenue, in the western pIrt. of
the city. and have I large family of
children. the youngeIt of whom. accor-
ding to the police, was the victim of
the revengefui servant. Linie had
been employed by the CiglarI for more
than I year. but latterly had been un-
tidy and clack about her work. The
employers warned nor that she would
have to improve or they could not keep
her. She appeared sullen whenever
they reproved her.
Mrs. Clglur decldgd yesterday that
she could no longer put up with her.
and late yesterday afternoon informed
her that she would have to leave on
Saturday.
FOUND CHILI) DYING.
The servant had apparently formed
a strong attachment for the baby. At
5 o'clock she told Mrs. Clgiar that she
would pack her trunk while she was
upstairs with the baby. About half-
paat seven o‘clock the mother went up
stairs and was surprised to find Lizzie
absent. ‘
She went to the child's cradle and
was horrified to see the little one lying
white as In death. The bcdclothcs
l child gasped couvulsively.
Piliii liliii v
were covered with green vomit and the ' lfiooklyn.
BER 8.1898.
. ‘ Events iI the Gay
the ,Norwallts.
Mb Visit New Canaan
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Maycock, nee
Mina Bell. of orwIlk. celebrated the
tenth annivermry of their wedding at
their IpIciouI residence in Our Place,
corner Howard avenue, New Haven.
Thursday night. The receiving hours
were from I ll o’clock and during
that time overt!” invited gueItI pIr-
took of the seniority of the host and
hosts“. The beautiful home lI splen-
didly adefed to IffIirI of this nature.
ran the Journal and Courier. and is
adorned with elegant furnishith. it
presented I m of great beauty
Thursday nlg t. being enhInced in
beauty by IIvI deeorstlom of pIImI,
potted plInts. . bber plants, laurel and
golden rod. Out flowers were also
used In profusion. Mrs. George Dud-
lay and Mrs. Dwight W. Baldwin II-
Iisted Mr. and hire. Mchock in receiv-
ing and entertg'lnlng the guests. The
tubers were Charles Dudley. Dwight
W. Baldwin. George A. Lewis and John
McQueen. Robinson's orchestra play-
ed I line programme of music through-
out the evening. Stewart. the caterer.
bad charge of the supper.
it was the tin wedding. but Mr. and
Mrs. Maycocit were the Veclpients of a
large number of presents. consisting
mostly of silver and cut. glass. One
whist party. of which the host and hoe-
tese are member-I. presented them with
a superb Illvcr candelabrnm. another
whist party true an enlarged picture
of Mrs. Mnycock. taken last summer
It the Pequot. They also received a
set of wild silver Spoons and many
othcr articles.
(locus were present from New York.
Norwulk Ind t.ridgcport.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
; firs. lioyi and Gray were called at i as llcll, of Norwalk. father and mothcr
l out-c to thc house and saw at a glance
i of Mrs.
Moycock; Mr .aud Mrs. Mar—
The Newflchoonernnchnelw.ltevelu5 thut. lhc little girl had been given a 3 shall Andrews. Miss (‘hnriotte Nash.
in Port It New York.
l tlosc of Paris grccn.
They gave heri Miss Emma lioyer, John W. (‘uruow
The new schooner llacbaci W. Stcv- an emltlc and did all they could to re- ; and Mrs. Frances Townsend. of South
one has arrived at the foot of West
Forty-second street. New York city.
with a cargo of fee from Maine.
She will remain there until
'l'hursday. and this will afford
next
the
Norwulk shareholders an excellent op-.
portunity to go down and see her.
She will probably not get any nearer
South Norwulk than New York at pru‘
so lit.
EXOURSION TMXN WRECKED
:Ono WIttothiiod and Half a mm
Persone Injured.
lily Aililttt'lfllt'd i’rcss.)
Omuhu. Nola. October ii»A douhln
hcadcr freight train coilldcd with tho
our end of a messenger train to
liiltitorn yards this morning One at-
tcr on the dining tar was killed crisis
(:1
CLASS lN DANCING FORMED.
ProfeIIor W. flilbcrt Newcll com-
menced his t‘lllll in dancing for young .
people. YI'Ilt‘l‘tlfly afternoon. in hock-
wood‘u llsii. Not-walk nearly forty
names being enrolled. tlcvcrsl new
steps were taught. The class for int
uitI alerts in Arton llall. post Wednes-
dtty night. and thorn in ewe-y lndtca~
lion—that it will Int the lemon and
most sttcct-Ioful that Professor Newt-ll <
has ever had in town. Many former
pupils himI signified thcir Intention of
Mining.
notes EVERYTHING ill'T TALK.
Raymond lit-others have too then
with it powrw press at work in West
Nnrwttllt. threshing no. This mit-
t~hinc cannot tnilt. but it can take It
IthI of grain. flirt-sh It. bind the straw
fun or clcsu do we. put it in I bag and
tie it up.
-~ti'l'. Jtiitlill‘ll'iil l'AiIt.
i'nicss the wonlltl'f‘ be very nmrmv
the fair eitl clem- tonight. A heated
contend is going on between the boys
and girls of the tlundsy et-hr oi. to as
certain which side gives the greater aid
to the fair. The boys IreI determined
to win. the chair has been I financial
stir-cm and it is hoped that the closing
night may allow all wlm wish. to It.
tend.
lilo?
licvc Iic r, but could not sure her life
A Si‘lil‘tll of the house showed that i
l
' the Dude girl was missing and the po- ‘
iiu- tiollilcd. l‘hc Paris
was who frotu a pound cuu,
was kept beneath tho sink.
wuc grt'cii
which
'I he font
. ily bud bet-n troubled with water bugs. ,
and had purchased the poison to rid the .
house of llicut.
"-|lu scrtttnt It is (barium! lliltl mix- .me
cd in illiiillllit with Him”
lit llll' t'lllltl. 'l‘lltt
llltl mic n u
sugar bowl was
i , .
Ittib- ouc. umi ltu' lingu-r prints upon it
showed coin-lusIVt-Iy that it bad born
handicd by a grown pcrson.
i‘Oldt‘R ON llidll 'l'ltAll.
llr. tirny sold lust night that whco
be was on his way to tho tltglurs. In».
turn he know that tho little girl ltud
born poiumcd. ho mct Idszlc liuda not
for from the house and we united hon
if the baby wan vcry ill. He told her
The pellet feel confident that they
will upprobcuti her In a icw hours.
She did not get much of I start before
‘ibcy were on her iruii. tihc ht u yohnn
ltuouurlan. and has not been long to
lift» mutury.
'l‘lllt "LAMA: Ntt'l‘ ltltr‘iNiTli.
"ridge-port. t‘outr. th-tulw I ~'l‘hc
police have iwcn searching all day for
hints ltiulto. or finds. the titlflttlilt'.
but up to the present writing the min-
sing girl has not been found. A minor
was circulated this morning that the
i
l
i
i
found on it olicli lltl' out of l'l'llt'll of tilt-
he did not know what was the matter. ‘
‘ Kieth. ltdytlte
girl had committed suicide by drown- .2
tug brraclf in the ilnund, bttt the polhw
do not put any faith in the rlltitor.
llelcctivn ilwrgc Arnold lute been It
the t'tglar residence all day. but has
been liflllllit' as yet to find otli Illytltiitg
hie-finite in regard in laying the blame
on the missing girl.
lirdlcai liumlner P, ll. Downs. with
the two physicians. who attended tip-
child lIIt night. lioyt and (travel. held
a post mortem Illfliifllilflll It I o'clock
this afternoon. and the medical exam-
climbed up on a chair and got the pol-
ilOIltIIIL _..,
Norw Illk.
The Friday Aitcrnoon club mct ye
tmdm fll llr line of Mrs (otnc'ii
llcnuctt. In High street and the follow-
up pxogrummc it use gin-u:
t‘utrcut Events ltd by Mrs. iii
Gttmhart. arslflietl by Mrs. D. W.
itnymoud. Mr~. Mlucr ll. linutlnil.
.‘tlrs. ('ouch and Mr». Iv‘. ll. Lawton.
r Myths. i’uik-int'c and Lititt‘llllu
MIN. \ |l|.tnt‘h.t.tl.
\‘mui film at My lit-til
:ttlu
“rev. ii If llylnslou
I'llpil‘ r‘rout .‘llllsll‘t'l y to ltomauct.
Mrs it it. lil".lf‘tl
'I‘ho ucxi inciting will its
Mincrrs Nash.
afternoon. tlt‘lnls r ‘Jlal.
.ittfiics lute-r who leaves ituuili Nor-
walk next Monday for t'niifornia. and.
from there Mill for Australia. to radio
with hi- sister.
WWWAID WAT”.
[elected form Judge It the Don-
maintenance-eon.
The Republican Probate convention
for the Norwaik thetrlct. comprising
the towns of Norvmlk. Wilton and New
Canaan. wIs held in” Attorney Winth~
rop ll. Perry's ,ofhce in the Masonic
Building. Norwalk. this afternoon. It
2 o'clock.
Probate (.‘ommitteeman Henry E.
. Cbichcster'of Wilton.wII chosen chair--
man and Edmund E. Crowe was secre-
tary. lie was also committee on ere-
dentlals.
Attorney John H. Light nominated
the present incumbent. Judge A. D.
Woodward.
Josiah Gilbert, of Wilton.
the nomination.
Mr. Woodward was unanimously
nominated.
if. C. Chichester was made district
committee for next term.
A committee waited upon Judge
Woodward and ptoortcd him before the
convention. He made I short speech
and passed around cigars.
' UNION VII" OOIVIMION
Oomradea Ind their Wivea to later-
tIinthIm in Becoming Ityie.
The ladies of the Union Veterane'
Union held a large Ind enthusiastic
meeting last night at the home of Com-
rade William 0. Merritt in Riverside
avenue. East Norwalk. and appointcd
“Minot-(lay. October 12.
The convention will be held In Red
‘tisp's llali. Washington street. open-
cnmmitiecs appointed and officers e'ec
trd Delegates will be present from
lit'dgport. New Haven Meriden Ind
Shelton.
‘hc Funeral Aid association will opon
tion of odiccrs.
From ii to 7:30 the ladies will serve a
with the ball.
cod entertainment which promises to
be no fit't'fltllOl’l
Speakers from both in and out of town
tut: inako five-minute addresses. Mr.
l‘cpprr has. i;'ndly consented to be pre-
O
trnt nu-i etiicrtaln with his wonderful
vricr of song. 'l‘hcii- will also be re. -
Itntions.
Mrs. N. id.
l.’llommcdleu.
liuu‘hmun wcrc appointed tlit‘ccicrs
f..r llic supper; Junta-s I.'Ilummmllcu,
Normal! l'ui- hump and Marcus ll. l‘il
Campbell. Mrs. James
and Mrs.
i . itztcyfor entertainment.
. JIDXFI'IRINT ‘10 HER FATE.
‘ lltt'IIl)’
i All Klulcy,
wot. Mi...‘
3:! Wml slrc t, Fi'ltltc"
t
was tendered a surprise;
party last night. M tbc n-sidcuco of Mn;
and Mrs. Luther M. Wright. in l‘ellur
sin-ct. A lame number of Ir. Meter"
i
frlcnds were present. and it was with}
rtsrct that they bade him inrcwcd
t‘hIrIce ll. llclmcr. on behalf of
company. pmnted him with a hands
some ring till it remembrance of the m'
t'ianlnii. Those present
lit'iullt' Lyon. Miucrvs Kyle]
titties. Florence llrnd-
icy. Alli-o Ilylltflt. Nollie Mather. Alt-
nie- Mather. ('Irrle lngereoli. li‘lorence'
llruvoe. Maria Knapp. ltvI llcnrdict.
lttnuta ilpIuIdlng. Minnie "till. tits
llsrnum. Hollie floors;
‘i
”I“?
were Minn s‘
“caste.
A. l“. NItll.‘
l‘bttrics Miller. ll. it. Davenport. ltoiw
crt tillroI. William tlunthnr. t‘iutrlca
It. littimn. Mylar-i Itolmt‘imn. Willi-
utu Taylor. Warm l'. limiiit.
Several NtvrwIllt indies.
hire. llama-oi itieiIrtis Wood. hire. I'.
J. Hill. lire. llotteri Vaniluren. hire.
James i.. stereos and others. were in-
vtted guests at I reception of the Its-e
resent of the it. A. it.. held It New ('I-
nIIn by tire. Alexander. urgent. on
. Thursday afternoon
trier is of od- opinion that the “Hill
i will. mm
The Pitta INC... Willi" rittlt will MI
I
including
She‘s Hung for Killing Soxtolt
tily Assn-dated l‘rcsst
tuiilI-ii liltiu. tti “INT 5
tittlti-wly liltttttl by thc trogmly that -...
affects the home of l'rcsiilcii:
It now turns out that Mrs.
tlcorgc bud lice-u around the i'tNltlf‘llt"
of Mrs. .tlibousc frcqucuily. and pitch
Sutton was uluntt to outer iltcro las'
cvcuilut he was shot tlt'flil on the
doorstcp. Mrs. (ban-go bud frequently
lhrcuiopcd to kill him If he two-slated in
rallilil on hire. Althouao.
An interviewer M the city prison told
Mrs. lleuirgo lie was not uurnriml to:
find her Iockcd up uficr what she had
ibroatoucd. and Added: "You rcmour
bcr you said you would ltiil Huston i
ll‘ did not keep away from tho Alt
house ploco"
"Yew. I remember that I told
that." said Mrs. litttli‘fltt.
.tm
“And you Mite-miter that i told you
that If you did you would be hung."
“You." said hire. (barge. " and i re
member that i mid that I did not care
if I was.”
(llllililt i'ltizli AWAltliidil.
lliy Associated Press.)
Ncw ilnvcn. t‘onn.. October MA»-
nounccmcnt was madlt by the Yale un-
Ivcreity faculty ttsltty of tho award to:
William ttiickncy l‘mvvey. of umk- '
lyn. N. Y. of the thigh t‘hstnhdsin
tirwtt prisc. which is given annually
in that uwiubcr of tho mitt-ring class
whom iiitstws the best examination in
tlreek.
till. itNltA'rlt NOIfiNA'l'ttit.
(By Associated Preset
Democrats of the Fourth senatorial
titan-ice held their convention here to-
Momtay afternoon with Airs. J 'i‘. Pro~l ll" MW "Mil...“ " " “Mill'- "'
e
‘ 'armisgteu
seconded .
committees for the reception of defer."
gates to the annual convention of the?
Union Vcterans' Union of Connecticut.;
which meets in South Norwalk on'.
ing at 1.30 p. m. with I business tet-‘
sion. when reports will be presented. .
At 4 o‘clock a two-hour session of'
for the read m; of reports and the elect
collation to thc dclcgates and Invited;
gut-rte. in the dining room connected.
At 7.4.3 will commence thc campfire.
of great pleasure.
Normupv
In George Says Ibo Doqu't can If 1
1 lit' vii) iii.
BHINBES "ll litiliN'
Conference of Representatives of
Tramway and improvement Co.
aviator it THE Piillll
KInIgor Pinkenatein Now in I Pool-
tton to Treat with the Trolley Peo-
ple-«Daily Boat and Big lteam
Plant for Next Iummer.
A committee of the Hoton i’oint im-
provement compafl”. consisting of Ju-
lius Finkenstein. E. A. Woodward anti
lChrIstlan Swartz. held a meeting at,
the residence of Mr. WoodvIard. yes-E
terdIy. and conferred with Director
Rced and Superintendent Mansfield. ofI
lthe Norwalk Tramway company. re-
garding matters of interest to each cor-
poratlon.
g The Tramway company Idtled its
' payments for privileges at the Point
during the season Just closed, and then
submitted a proposition that the com-
i may be allowed to continue its tracks
i from the present terminus to the dock.
provided that a daily boat was put on
the route next summer between the
Point and New York city.
it is the intuition of the Tramwsv
: company to develop its passenger and
frcight business. carrying freight from
all)points along lte lines direct to the
boat. The proposition will be referred
to the directors of the Roton Point
‘ company at a meeting to be held at the
same place next Monday, at which
time several other very important mat-
ters will also be considered.
General Manager Flukensteln. hav-
‘ ing acquired a controlling Inter-
est of stock from several Nor-
purchase of stock from several Nor-
waik members of the company. be Is
now In a position to treat with the.
Tramway company. and the outcome of
the meeting next Monday may have fin
‘ Important bearing on the future own-
ership and nmnagemcnt of the Point.
it was decided to move the present
both houses to the west beach and
make several improvements in them.
An immense steam plant is also to be
. introduced next season. it will fur-
nish powrr to operate dynamocs for an
clcctric light plant to bc used in lllum~
' iuutlng thc grovc and buildings; powcr
for running the carouscl; drawing wu~
tcr for the shower baths: laundry work
cooking, ctc.
Ncst scnson will see the
OXLEY 001' ON BONDS.
John OoilinI. of Iouthlngton. Gives
the Neceneary Security of 06.000.
(ily Associated Press.)
Point in.
much bcilcr condition than cvcr lie-fora. '
WANTED—Cooke. wIi
for general housew
mediately to WI .
Agency. 35 Main street}
WANTED—Girls for maul
work. also noon and loan
Middle-aged woman to take ,
of house in family of three. O."
stock's Employment Am
North Main street. ’
WANTED—~Positlon by a sober.
ltgent married man. and thirty
'l‘ltorotghiy understands care
horses and Is handy with tools.
«tie-es G, Sentinel office.
WANTED—Two teImIterI, with
references and of good baht”.
men preferred. Apply to I. 'l'.
Darlen. Conn.
.s"*"£‘£+
'r0 1 FIT—Five rooms. second loan.
Orchard street. for small fImil
suitable for offices; house.
rooms with Improvements; ,
Arch street; third door. 10 .. -
Main street; first floor. If! f,
70 South Main street: nut/floor
Woodward avenue. I. A.
ward.
T0 LET—Pleasant. comfortable . .
to let. With or without board. 7
Washington street. South Nowell.
on
To LET-Upper floor of four runner
No 3 Henry street. South Norm
also first floor No. it DIy street. M
furnished room with or without
board. ‘ Mrs. Younge. 42 East Ave—
nue. East Norwaik. 07 It
T0 LET—House of III rooms. water
in and out. chicken coop. 37.00; IlIo
upper part of house. four rooms. two
minutes‘ walk from depot. H. Act.
art. Rowayton. Conn. o6”
T0 LET—Whole bouts In Pine street,
newly paperod.
family. Rent reasonable.
post-office. Address, Mel”
Norwal It.
.1“.
.n a. .A‘
TO Lair—House to Lowe street. .t..
I To LET—Firs. story. rear IpIrunentI.
over Olsen's shoe store. Four room
each. Rent 88. Hails heated. ligh-
ted snd cleaned; also first story fist
further particulars inquire at the of-
fice of the old Well Cigar ‘00.. 88
Washington street.
”0 LET-Apartmenta in the brick
i block on Leonard street; also four
rooms at 33 Water street. rent 88 per
month. EnquireofChIrieIT. loon-
Ird, Norwalk II“!
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FOR DELI.
lil'ltll‘viutl'l.
only I" in m
t'ouu,. 8 Th
of iutvrcsl in tho Hill.
mum: r V“ i‘ l-uluy has the l‘t"t‘ii~ti‘ of}
.\litt'l’l ll. (lxlt‘y on litinll'l.
Ilia couttecl. .luthte Marcus ll.
comb. of Souihlngton secured
Collins. of tin-u saute town. to give thI
mtcssnry surely of tattoo. i
Mr. t‘olilns
llilllam It. Sit-iton. of thc Superlott
mutt to the turnout" of 8:500» 0: ‘
ilciuivt‘t'
lioi
lcv left the city this aft-moon fur‘,
southington.
i
All“ SALLY I. lllt'l'i‘fl.
l‘lANIIl'l‘.
Or. Mason‘s iticthodtsught.
it [last avenue. Norwaih. I39"
, VIOLIN TIACHDI. '
J. A. HOFION.
For terms apply It at Prospect IVO-
rune. Norwslk. cons. Itillil‘
l llAltltY J. Zillllf. .
tlrIduIte of the ltoyni (‘onnrvaiory..
t IaipIic. pupil of Alex tluilmant
I'Iria. 'ioolt littlbig Prise. '90. Or-
Isniet South Norwaik tinngregatlon- i
at church.
icmso. ouoau [mu rumour; ’
also t‘iwrmnn. Organ lessoith given'
on 3 manual organ with til speaking !
stops. Hoot-tat advantages for the
i study of church music. Address. to
l liayvie-w avenue. llouth Norwaitt. '
of lift
.
i
I mrIcILLINIouo.
:o. r. sIttIoior. Hottse hinterland,
t'nionviiie. (form. October Int-The.
Paper linger sample hoohI of Int-
eIt styles of Wall Papers of all
grades furnished and estimates giv-.
on bit muest by poItIl. Address.
if loath Osborne avenue. liner Nor- of iridium are estimated from
of: iw. I.
i
i walk. (.‘onI.
.Iohlti
uttulii‘hd lu-foto t‘lirul
FOR 8A1 F'.~-~Aibn Roofing. something
ncu : also 2 and 8 Ply Roofing. Roof
t‘milng. Roof Cement. South Nor-
wIik ilardwnrc Company. If“!
M
‘l-‘Oll SALE Beauty Oil HeateMJIIc-
untced free from odor. not I play-
thlhg lull tt "limitless" hafnium
Norwalk Hardware Company. ll“!
FOR SALE Good Warm Horse Blane
g 75 cattle. with eurclngle. ’0 cents.
. South Norwalk Hardware Company.
flit!
i iron BALE-Jew second-hand III
MUIICII. !
inch (‘yiinder Stoves. All right 0-
cry way. Apply to NIIh d VIII”.
dill
ftiit NAME: A chance r I lady to
buy a first class 'II igh-Irade new
wheel. one of on Special bolero. he
lost. Oitlt' "I. TIIII ll “0 most
graceful and durable wheel made.
fully warranted and mounted to I.
made or the very best mm
throughout. Addmn. Bill I“.
South NorwIih. “I
..... «he
It‘Oll SALE-44.0 Kiln for
Monthly capacity 1.500 Randi. MI
I profitable buIineII. attested“
the line of the Ihepang. MM ;
and Northern ratio-Id near lath“.
t‘onn. About three acres of
lime m. Kilo. storehouse. Innate‘ ‘
shop and Ill buildings in good i“ 1
and ready for business lithium
for hoisting and drilling. MW
track to storehouse doom
for selling. owner unable to em to
it. For terms and full partlellIl'I
ply to S. A. Croftll. Ill DI!
Ivanua. DInbury. Conn.
. 1!-.. am
It is computed that I hundred M
of lead is hred for every man killed h
battle.
rs. entail lakes in the matters In» .
suitable for neutral! .;
Fred H. '
Rowan, 13 Elizabeth street. 051w. .,
1
r0 RENT~Portltm of a lam on We» '
avenue within five minutes walk. ted 7
were.
i rooms. improvements, are. run...
time possesiou. E. Wilcox, at
Brown a Wilcos'e store. suit
over Shultz's market. rent Sill. For' I,
Ietw .
Norwalk Chronicler