handrail Ira Will
, . , link announ-
. ‘ ‘ltlisl‘sghlp’ll the Agreement,
‘m_M=Isjcl-iiy liars lis-
. . ' , tells
'7 V o‘CM-Jull‘dedgod strike is now on in
thermochemical
‘ W. . tenend‘conseouentiy not i;
”In-”Who driven today. it is report-
Fill
. Oil." , one or two of the smaller con-
‘ t ” " " .ilsvo signed the spore. but
' the Whore of the Assoc ation have
failed to‘do on. 4
Ad ”Lille other unions of the build
«latitude here not received any notice
“I io'strike, hint sigma: the strike hold
out till wll pro a y occur.
' s llltotutcarpenters any that their
r at: are in .t' mm. and that
{again be glad “Niel work go on
national. the wages ng the same.
but. the members or the Carpenters'
Union break. their rules and do jobl
‘ .bing for less than the regular price.
.. There are about .200 members of the
“ illicit who will be affected bya strike.
Jigimrutilored that it the men refuse
~ .ltii'worlt their places will. be taken by
' , ohlmf-town non-union men. The. some
trouble is expected in all the districts
. and cities about.
. A meeting of the union will be. held
~ this morning at 8 o'clock at the bend-
quartcrs ot the union in Wall street.
when final action will probably be
taken. ’ ‘
. South Norwaik. April ill.
Editor Sentinel. Dear 8ir:—-—l would
, like to reply to the article in today's
"Mtlnel in regard to some boss car-
* pentars' charges of violation of agree-
.. merits on the. part at the men. One
watery is good until the other aide is
told. Two contracting carpentcrahave
. admitted tom or taking work tor less
than it per day. I. know clone more
that altered to. and have heard at scr-
ern'l others doin‘ it when they
couldn't get.the . wat ’4 per day.
Furthermore how can they acom us
of violating a price which they have
nev u, will. .onlcially or > individuals
to final union oi-lhis wa.
multimeter
W .
cswrnm. Mm limo».
‘ orbit-Is .
Nomtnsttons cl oldest-s arses for the
. coming'i'erm.
At the meeting of the Central Labor
Union. last night. oilicers were com:
‘ lasted for the ensuring year. The elec-
tion will occur on the. tint Thursday
night in hilly. The nominees are:
President-hit. Brumstrup.
Vice President~lmy Esgan.
Recording Secretory—Mrs. P. J.
.ioycc. .
Financial Secretary-James Sanger-
line.
Tronaurer~fi 8. Dayton.
Sumni-ai-Arllls---~Pl'llnk T. Otlllo.
Trustees—Jerrltlinh Wagon. lituphcn
Selby. Edward Kelley. ‘
Finance Commillcvwwniiam. in.
Benjamin. lieury iicrhnrdt, .lollu
ard.
last night's session was a busy one.
tor the final one int-ms wi-ro made
for the big ball outlay night. at
Music Hall. This will ht- live big
star vaudeville soil. in addition to
5.000 foot of moving pictures, donated
by the Vimrupii Goulmmy. ‘ ’l‘ilt‘ Mull.
it'lll Union ills uttered tile servit't'tl of
up orchestra of 85 nieces and ”WW
‘wlli hr Matting lllllli 2 o'clock
an” "ill-v
Mill Mil-LII INTIITAiNl.
Celebrated histh Anniversary oi Her
”my Yesterday Afternoon.
Miss Mabel llllisr. ihn pretty till
your old (laughter of Mr. lllltl Mr».
William Miller. at Madison tut-wt.
celebrated the auslveraury or her
birthday yesterday mm 4 in ii prim-k
at her howls.
"" ”3......" ”ll 'd’itii“ .iiiii'ii'“ili“
with lllil . . ..
but the blunt trust came when they
‘i'ill'tl ushered late ths dining room.
whom there wgs a table laden down
with dolimiel. The illni‘fll to the la.
his was an . feature at the
«mansion. hills" was the recip-
lunt til a sunset oldies loltens at re
munlhrsnoe tron her guests. who
were: "m"
G
Mil-lacs mm m. Him
man. Mus film i “gm '
timgiatllle lg”. ‘0 W3. liar-
ttnue Ni L W M".
i'illi‘t'w Bel
With
"fling... I
bill, a e.
lord and‘ it
uoawats swans
Ilsslllleidsrs ” ‘
‘. Ailera'hyililariea-R willasm
tarantula ,
‘ BRIWBI’OBT. ldpril ‘ld.~—;Ths coils-
ty . commissioners lousy, annotated
Joseph Brisket-hon as liquor prose
outing attorney ill the town of item:
lord, this being the first appointment
of the hind tor that owaiu .
twenty years tor the city. prosecuting
attorney’ has generally looted. after
the work. and is this intranet; it was
Attorney Gulch, Carter who is mist-
snl state's atomic who tilled the ot-
tice. The commissioners also apposit-
ed (theme 6.. Williams. of the aim
of Banks and Williamson. oi this city.
as liquor prosecuting attorney for Dar-
ien and New Canaan. This significance
oihthese'e. ‘ flaunts [is said to be
that, the liquor trsmc’will have more
.rlgld‘anpcrvision in the future than
in life 'past in li'airileld County. ‘
The communicators also ended the
town fight in Westport cvc‘r repairs on
a stretch of road between Bonihport
and Wesiport, a piece of road which
was the worst in the county along the
highway to New York. The sciectmen
wore in a deadlock over the matter
and the commissioners were appealed
to. The order is to boys the road re-
paired and put in good condition by
June i. .
RUSSIANS CROSS
PERSIM FRONTiEii
My!”
intend to Punish liurdisll halti-
srs tot: Attack on Russian
Garrison at‘ilclcsuvsr
TIFLIS, Transcoucasin. April 16.~
Russian trmlps have invaded Persian
territory in the vicinity of Unkoraili
a port on the Caspian sea. i the pur.
pose of punishing Kurd raiders.
This step was taken in consequence of
the renewal of the attack upon the
Russian garrison at Beleeuvar. a from
tier post. The trouble began April l2,
when a detachment sl'ltussian troops
from Belcsnvar met a hand of Kurdish
brigunds and lost several men in tho
subsequent fighting. The brigands at.
so adhered. They prepared to attach
Belesttvunn force In revange for their
treatment by the Russian soldiers, and
they descended upon the 'garrison in
large numbers.
Orders were issued (or the garrison.
which is lit ported by will”. 09'
tor pension-nor; omit»
. and.» .
Kurds.“ The Russians in"'fomw“thcn
crossed til frontier nd destroyed
several vii es. They also minaret)
the Kurds, who numbered in all about
4,000.
According to the latest reports It’-
colvcd at Tillie, the Russians are still
continuing their advance. -
,The people or Bcicsuvar have mo-
lraphcd. to st. Psiersburg appealing
for immediate protection. Cossack»:
have been sent into the districts to
preserve order. The whole of the iron.
tier is in a state or alarm.
LECTURE. on immune PLAV.
Second in tbs Coarse Will be Held
This Evening at Congregational
Church.
The complete program for til» lec-
ture. concert and recital at the sleuth
Norwuilt Congregational Church, this
evening. has been arranged as follows:
Frederick 8. Andrews will begin the
organ recital at 7:30. rendering the
following Passion music: Fantasle in
(1‘. minor, Bach: Calvary. Rodney; s
Milli Chord. Sullivan; Process" 0
Calvary. irom Steiner's Crucifixion.
Al ii o'clock Dr. hiscfarland will '30"
tilt the- lecluro on The Passion Play;
ii! Obcrammcrgan. as witnessed by
him in litth. The iiicli’flopilctlfl ilills~
nations are all from photographs iull~
t-n at Obernmmei'aau‘during the re-
htulrsnls oi the play.
timing the lecture the scenes will
lw accompanied ll music as follows:
[hiring the ace 9 of the tiariour's
i‘riumphui Entry. William 0. Taylor
.tlii l‘l‘mit'l' as n tenor solo The Points.
by Future.
in the scene where Jesus lakes
leave of Mary at Bethany and turns
his tune towards Jorusaiemni‘ht'hor's
Jerusalem will be rendered.
During the ayer or Jesus in (leth-
atllnahc s illl chorus will sing ’Tis
Iidn t and on Olive's Brow.
not as the retaining and the plan.
ing of the crown of Thorns on Jesus.
Miss Helen Guitarist Williams will no
tier lie Was Despised. from Handel's
Messiah.
Accompanying the taking of Jesus
treat the Cross the arm will sing
Emerson's Near the toss Was Mary
Weeping. ‘
'l'hs mil-recline will be
led a soprano solo. The Holy
ltr. by dolls. in he given by a solo
lst trots New Haven.
thtrlag the scene oi the Ascension s
lull chorus ct twentycdve values will
"nonunion“;
W'
t'
From the
0mm? located
new building
building.
here the 0
width.
south side.
5th and dill.
Keith was In
mour Curtis
luster ilyntl,
Inuit-d. and it
seconded that
vote for each
each one wa
spoke in very
It was ununi
two years. _
taken no.
slstant at the
J
nlousiy added
ing the third
-—l)tti¥oti II.
o
' scuoewsa unis canine.
captain Rhodes Drowned and Male
Hes close can at lesbians. Ms.
woclillarln. is. April lii.~-»Cspt. on
Charles I. Rhodes, at Monsoon. was
drowned. sad
”W' Robert Maker,
of loan In... a narrow outlays
from death today by the cap-inn or
the two-slam Ichmvr Hassle. ct
ilellast. The two use were the only
races as board the robust.
lissis "I how“ (m Ilinrdhy Cove
to necklace and when about three
miles trots its
remitted she wet on her lit-am ends
away the Booth
freight depot.
’ Another convert
A Republican canons of
and Third Districts was held last cvc»
plug in the Town Aflombly Hall, in
Wall street, Norwaiit. to elect
KBit'l-l to attend the state. convention.
which iii to but huh at Hartford. May
you're at the meeting.
ard'u ability to attend to the duties.
Leonard succeed himaell as chairman
of the town commiilrc int n period of
it was nunmncrrl that Mr. lk-ollurli
' had spent about “.75 tor atlreriislng
the meeting. and it but was
among the voters and the amount was
fismsci Lyrics wits nominated as a»
sclinsd the missiles.
Iir. Gerhard was Iwmimiit‘li
unanimously voted to the within”.
5. CW? Wits Klimt iiiMili‘
The meeting then adiournml.
”-ww
. at.
ilaw Brick Struclsrctlillillls:
place Issues this Direct
Nearly Two Weeks Add-1- .
lets Conveniently Located
sad Twice the Size cl ills
it’s all ill wind, etc, with reference
to the big are which recently swept
Not-walk. railroad
ed
structure will rise s new depot hilt.
will in every way no superior to the
old. it will be more commodiotls, sat-
‘er and in ovary way more fit for the
growing needs at Booth ’Norwalh. . .
As nesrucenhelcaruchtwiiihc
of brick. and will occuilly amen) sight.
slightly. Already ssvcrsicatlllfli
brik have arrived at: thug/yard.
new depot will also be at lastlbhnihb
ly or two story construction, “(Wild
ashes of the ties
on the second floor
will be located o
The detailed plans have Mt yet
been worked out. but the preliminary
specifications call tor a building one
bout 6.000 square feet of door a
id once had but 3.7
The new building will be ahotlt 300
foot in length and about 30 tact in
Work will be started just as floors
as the plans can be worked out.
in the meantime the business of the
company is being carried on‘ the some
on ltuusi, csccpt under dtil'lculilcs, with-
it baggage car as an odlcund a still! ‘
or empty freight cars (or u plutm.
DELEGATE; ,
start castration
M a. N...—
lcsicr Hyatt an
W08.“ It)
0
~.-...._..........
the First
deio-
Thore were only a tow
Bradley 8.
title chairman and Boy.
was chosen secretary.
ul Norwaik,‘ and hi. it.
Gotham, of East Norwallr. wort- nom~
motion was outdo and
the "ctt’imy cut one
candidate, and thereby
unanimotlly elected.
The next, move of welcoming was
to evict a town committee. John H.
Hoyt nominated Francis leopard. and
high terms of Mr. im-
nlouaiy voted that Mr.
passed
town committee. but he
and
to tho commuter. lillliv
committcersun.
She. H”... & Co.
TM
re s eassll limit the
t
a, of
i 2"?!“
The
loans to
the Ann direct entrance to the Yard.
with oiiicos at the lower end of the
. iencc not at the old
depot will be a track on the north side.
in addition to the three tracks on the
If E. E. in... .
cts toward for Town cent-
lil'i'ccililll
.. moms
, “a? ..
iii
tnw
licwton and may,
» Boston 3; 1 ”Ms ‘a
iiOBTON. A . i ill.--Washington
could do hi With Morgan’s pitch-
ing tods Ind , .won. 3 to i, by
timely lung. . (Mhanty's batting
and dcldin'gltum‘ild'tllc only feature.
The weather wetting. till the sliced-
auce small. :
Boston ,
Washington .1
iinitcriev— .
York
i
issue». The house wits demraied wit
American and Hungarian flags.
' llardos. a Hungarian air.
induced the speaker oi the
St. Louis,
CLEVELAND. , ,o
is won today it - soot-cot ii to 2.
For seven inniv _ the visitor’s did not
get a hit all M . - . “.11. than weak-
ened and 8t. tied the score in
the ninth no out In the tenth.
Score: . -‘ .l
Cleveland ...2olisatlaooo——2 a 2
m. is ....0tl scoot “~45 a o
[in tartar—Lie silt and Clarita.
Howell and ti . ‘ '.
the University Settlement.
spot in Norwuik marked with a clan
by that of construction. The llrst dut
had been the saving and restoring. an
V."
4......
Detroit. Chicago. 2.
CHICAGO. All ism-Detroit rallied
lutel in today‘s . 3,.“ by Milton.
aided by Sitilivan‘sgertor, defeated Chl-
cago, A to 2. in d‘ ‘ inning contest.
Despite the. cold " liter, the. game
was well played- (Hillary had a busy
day at short, getting seven assists and
five pitted”. 8Q : ‘
Chico it“ 0 0‘8?¢02’00 0*! i l
Detrot .,....l)ti 3.90022-4 7 ii
Batteries-«Smith and Sullivan;
Summers and Summing;
.
of immigration. we should realize til
dayu of our ancestors.
mlngton,me’.dahls ' . “ chasnc do- Mr. Hamilton
hilt here this filter :npd succeeded
In defcuing New V by a score of
ii to 3. Only pix lilta'iwors credited to
‘Nowfizorkd , . . of toll were made
“r
as 9 many an
. lions. and said the
settlement .wo
is tuned rim visitors
lilitge’d in three tutors.
New York .;..loounoozo~:t ll h
Philadelphia ..l00tlnuelx——6 8 it
”lilt’i'it‘lr-rumh and “north: Antes.
Milall‘kt-y and ilrmtlnlmn.
or or intellectual and. moral forces to
social good. Mr. Hamilton mom
Brooklyn. 3; Boston. 1.
BROOKLYN. April imw'l‘ilo. Boston
Nationals were hmttnn here today.
Brooklyn winning by it won.- 0&3 to i.
McIntyre. hold the visitors without a
bit until lbcotixlb inning. when they
scored their only lolly on a base on
balls. an error and 'a fly to the out-
lioiti. The local mum. three runs
Clitlltl In in the first and third inningn.
.llttrt'h being Ci’t‘diie’d with two oi
; them. Ferguson iiljlii‘l'li his right all.
. hie bending in second in the ilflh inv
thing but played out tin. name. The
.llt-lding teatim- we. is militant one
‘ banded catch on ill-rileu's high fly by
iliiche-y. who had to jump for it. The
score:
be essential.
and the cultivation or the type. clean
and radiate helpfulness,
tttnlpl to (i m
lrn possible.
.d a .
iloslon . . . . f. ,0 0 ll 0 0 l 0 u ll-i i: 2 men and women successfully for social mission. lupel'ilmce ‘ "”00".an
firmly” ,,,,, 1 ll: coupon-Wu 7 2 which. and that lhe'passion to blend Hormingsen Cigar C0" Toledo, 0'3 ll
)lalleriewwl‘ergueun and llowcr- these turtles. the old and tile nfll. ' al &
mun: McIntyre and llcracu.
. Pitt-burg. I: ll. Lottie. I.
31‘, Lows. erli ltl. . 'i‘m- i'tlinbllu
.‘l'ulitmuls defeated til Louis in the
second game of the mics today. 9 to
ll. lvlach team used up three pitchers.
and the batting was heavy and the
holding poor. Score:
rlt. Louis .....0illli:i2liiio—-ti D d
i'illdhlli’fl .....3lilllbntliio-—n la a
ilullerirswh‘mmlno. risiiec. Itc-
tllytm anti llositvltt-r; Maddox. Phil-
iilw. Melieiti and lliillloll.
‘ closer. 1; Cincinnati. 0.
CiNClNN Ti, 0.. April tum-Cold
wi-utlm mated to attest the wars oi
the pitcnra in the game this aller-
uooo. Lundgrsn's wildness being re-
umusiblo tor three who built! scored
l‘r‘v guanine“ la the 'nlnth isnin'g.
's er's poor supper was s
the cause or his littlest. Doors: I'll y
(liocillneti ....ililili0iiililil-i I I
. ......illuuolttlto-1nl s
; Batteries—Waller. Tossi-
sublet; illlnlgree and Kilns.
"till 0AM".
At looms!
ll 1‘ 'ltiogldwn.‘i0_lol.l‘j~ "m“.
. W W . it?!
mom”. a: clerics-lee titsutsrm. l.
d it: “GMWWHQWIN. i; now-
0 . . ,
At liarttord-wi. as. a: motors a.
At lie-«Levy to: he“. i.
“All. is». err-«Mime coin». t;
or mes, .
At ltistlstsad. Vsmlirlivwrsl at m
Virginl . Cl M: ill low flit
muscu—
u .
It don"thb'ld
should make possible all that combin-
ml intelligence can male it.
Mimi Mule Msgysl recited "Old
into to the dag. The ladies from Wib
ton served tea and rstrsahraenis. in
chapter wosia like to use for a library
and club tours. and cnloyed the ex-
hibition of beautiful wash drawings
and own and lab work or llr. school
our and hlr. Kopsoo. hindly loaned to
the chapter.
'lll in NEW HAVIN.
Plant at Wilbur Generalist; Damaged
a Istsht at
"new blmhsml lil.~ll‘iro burn-
colnp s . lasing all
ilalshin mill v
unit is
lemons.
shower
lstilrep avenue. yaclsrds’r at-
aad had it sat been tor a
mm d“ ‘hii'dld View...
vs a r n
locusts r it “kills trestl-
srsd 25:" still
and
was
ashaadths , halidlhgssurc
tits salsa: tits settlement :3“
”Wallflfiwm’iii
rmmmmmm
fill “it?”
(Meters).
liiiWiilii
' Address by last» ii. liaslil.‘
, loll. lisati Worker oi the lini-
vmliy Settlement in New
The Norwailt Chapter, e. A. lay/{la
the usual monthly meeting at the lion-
garian Club house in fiprinzwood you»
The
meeting begun with the singing oi
America. and a violin solo by Daniel
liranQulnurd. the vice-regent. in-
day.
damn it. Hamilton, head worker or
in New
York: Mr. Hamilton spoke of the bean-
tltul cmiacnrx-s of our towns, of the
by the chapter. and of tho eminence
chosen by the builders of tile liungart-
ion Club Honor-tho lirst marked by
the spill of conservation. the letter
he was glad that more thought was
now being given to the reconstruction
of the society under which we lived.
Our wpniation being to a rapid state
of metamorphosis with rapid increase
value oi the establishment of a stand.
ard’ of beauty rather than wealth. of
simplicity. immaculateness and good.
taste. and of the rare. opportunity of
establishing In the community a con-
dition which did not exist in the early
Mr. Hamilton spoke of the new phii.
, osophy Which we live under and or
the political mommy under which we
HAGUE have lived for so long a time. in
. . , .. .. ' . which the purpose but been to devel-
Phil i‘ph a. 3 Row, York, 3. up oneself miller than the realisation
i’iliLADBLi’lii. til 16.--H°cil. a at the duty to others and to the com
tormer Tri-stgte r front Wii- munlty at large.
'spolts' but; Very ill-
sting work in New York city and
‘ toil short if it did
inspire the motive of passing on to
others the good wit- had received. and
1. int it should be the whoring locum
tastiest-at ot’tlia community; with the
inspiration to use it. for their largest
mended pleasure under healthy and
wholesome conditions. for young life
will run riot when undirected. and
laid great emphasis on the iit'fld or
the social Joyous side of all nettle-
mcnt work, and the fostering at most;
pleasures that experience has shown to
in all this wofit there
should be the civic or stmiai service.
forceful and intuitive. that shall go out
developing
and enlarging lives. so that any at-
3 them down would be
Mr. Hamilton lollchl-d upon the re-
ligions side of the work. und in con-
clusion raid that cxprrience oi social
work had shown that people oi every
race dud N’l'i‘d could thi'ii together.
"muting inli sort: and conditions of
tilcry." which was followed by a se-
the airy. pleasant room which the
. d wood
or the Wilbur corpora- most
serum oils
multinationals Misheslldssired
sores see sent , . at writs
. A. I . sea 'l'sl.
“Islam-tally vanished. Its-s.
“ .
no.”
‘.M..~m*._lm W mow—.1- .-
- l stellar: .
mm
tum It. a . ’h- 3 Raymond
Street. F f~ One in Front
oi ills are
David ', Reach, the grocer at No. it
llaymon attest. was a greatly disturb-
ed In 'yesterdsy afternoon. He dis-
s rsilrosd torpedo lying in
r posits his place of bush
and 3? once imagined that he
all internal machine. and that
e of the Black iianw gang or some
her enemy was after him, and that
boy had tried to blow his house
up. .
Mr: Rotten turned the torpedo over
to Chic! at Police Vollmcr,and he test
ed it and tound it to be all ruht. tlat~
or it was placed in charge or the mil-
road notably!» at the depot.
it is t ought that some boy found
the torpedo on the track, and threw
it in the gutter alter he became tired
of it.
~
b
wanton.
Advertisements of 86 am under
this hell. not s rims. soc. Md!
tiensl words, i cant sash per insertion
WANTID~BY SINGLE HAN. 28
years old. work at nny kind of gar-
dening or trtlli raising. Would go on
form. inquire 23 Day 8!. old 6i
WANTElelY «MAN AND WIPE.
work Miami; on children. Man will
take work without wile. it necessary.
inquire 23 Daytit. old tit
WANTED-WASHING TO .00 AT
home. Also work‘ot any! kind for good.
strong man. inquire 23 Clutpel BL.
Norwalk. hill at
e
i
Y
t!
c
cutouts: "
sriy to
Bar ..
Scandinavian
her from sinking.
imuuengers on boa
whacked steamer.
wawrcwllOA'ttoclts. mm on
without rooms: newly decorated
rooms. Terms reasonable. Also from
West Ave.
WANTED~A SMALL
(from two to ten acresi. house. burn.
lit-ltd i'ull particulars, to W. B. Detlar-
mo. I5 Monroe St. near south Nor
walk station. . aid lit
‘ WANTED—SIX OR EIGHT-ROOM
cottsgc. must be reasonable for cash.
Apply to W. ll. Detiarnlo. in Monroe
St. near South Norwailt station."5 t
‘ '3 ii
wanna—4 HAVE cus'romtlts
tor‘bniiding lots and shore property.
Apply low. it. [Whm.«lb Monroe
lit... near South Norwulk station.” 8t
. a‘
WANTED-4W MAY 1, POUR on
live rooms in South Not-walk: two in
family. Address in care The Bow
tinei. - 1 his in
"WANTED—M WOMAN FROM MAY
until October tor general housework
in a summer homo near ilranchvilic.
No washing. iligh wages and consid-
ernte treatment. Address H. M.. 401
Produce Exchange. New York, hill at
WANTED-«TO illlY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. ii. Friedman. Tar-
lor place. (Bonn. Art-q South Norwaik.
To! 257-2. Home all day Saturdays.
WANTlflwliALEflfllN. am. an.
tall trade. your locality: "it per
month and expenses to start. or com-
-
[.
l’
s
m
BUSINESS NOTICES.
oases Minna, ACCORDION.
parlor suitable for "musical studio to ‘
let. innllitie Mrs. J. A. Richardson. iU .
, . To till-mo
and mm
Advertisements or 20 words a
his head, 25c; I times. lilo. ‘
lionlsl words. i cent each pert
To .LET—it‘llAT. . FIVE"
modern improvements.
Roodner. 70 Cedar St.
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for light hmtsoltee
land at.
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walk. first floor. live
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meals. with ham. to desirable
st lioossnlann .
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Zandt lit. at N
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ington BL: rent...
Friday rained wolvssri
easterly loses.
The lantersy ilalssills‘ ii
Slates Willis outward ~
to Copenhagen-Asher
sci Around in New Y
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NEW YORK, April tor-While ‘
ward t-bouad {or mg“: tolls:
steamer on e ey cd', w as
no steamer ”M
States outward bound tor Cones
Both vessels were damaged. 1.
United States is‘aground on the
g edge at the. main channel about.
miles south of West nuns um
Mentor”. with will”! mm
a rent in her bow. is being loud it!
to 1P0“ by three tugboats. » ‘
is United States is said in s
unstained serious demon belo
water line. and to have has
so badly that her desire
forced to run hcrtagro
“PM as about.
Chic! (Juicer .ilansen, on the .,
o‘r Unitedl states; w:it sent. in " . ‘t
tnc'stul on on' a it; to' W
agents or that Steamer and
held to take the passengers
He said there .
a large hole, in the clarbcsrlstde
the steamer Just abatt thorium”.
the Monterey was towed toilet
at the foot of Wall street. my
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TO LET—FOUR R
Company building. will
family 0! adults or tor W
112. The South Norwallr Trust
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tarnished front room, with use of
bath. Address B. 0.. Sentinel also.
TO LET - FOR DESIRABL
apartments. houses. farms; etc.. apply
to The Realty Investment 100.,
Washington St.
me—m—s—n- ’~ W
TO Ll'F—A FIRST MI 1100" I.
with all improvements, ill '
tion; dossession May
Taylor Ave, near West.
10 LIT-SECOND [' ‘
floors. 3wsris I Corbett
arato or together.
room, odious or i
inquire oincc Old
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sunburst skirts. new graduated side-
plaltod shirt. hos plslt front, correct
pattern sored. circular. halts. box
visiting. pissing. Ill-s. If. Hunhsmcler.
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calls. all Al.
smooths PLAN! AND amm-
ssiieas tor all kinds of buildings and
. No deals
lets. it. Marin. Architect and nit-i“:
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lists Mottled ' L“
and made is
latest tin-Mate styles. materials
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tarnished. seven-room "
lloor. No. a Orchard In: adults
livery convenience: posh.
inquire 53 West Ave.
70 LlTleVEN-fiOOII
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