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WANTED
TO LET
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I FOR SALE
WANTED—GIRL FOR. GENERAL" To LET—FIVE ROOMS. 8 CROSSl
' housework, One who understands a
little cooking. Wages liberal.
J. Rose. 12 Osborne Ave., Fast Nor-
walk. , s26 atI‘
WANTED—A GIRL OVER 16 19'
shake out and fold. Apply CrescentI
Laundry. 525 3t;
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WANTED—BOY, EIGHTEEN
twenty years, to drive delivery wagon
Must have references. Address 0,
Sentinel oflice_ " s25 3t
WANTED—3 OR 4 FURWSHED room for one or two gentlemen withI Six rooms, all improvements.
rooms. Light housekeeping No chit-"l
dren. South of \Vashington St. Ad-
dress .1 care Sentinel office. 1126 3t!
WANTED—T0 BUY ONE OR TWO
feather beds. Highest cash price paid '
Address Elder Couple care Sentinel.
' 525 (it
WANTED—POSITION BY CAPA-
ble chauffeur. 6 years' experience.
Best of references furnished. Address
Iliathford Alexander, care Sentinel of-
fice. 824 3t
" located.
1 improvements.
street. South Norwalk. _ Inquire 108
Mrs. South Main street. Phone 1342-5.
s26 st!
TO RENT—FOUR LARGE ROOMS,"
newly papered.
street, South Norwalk.
TO LET—HOUSE; NINE LARGE"
rooms, all improvements. Centrally
inquire 31 Chestnut street.
South Norwaik, s26 3tl
T0 LET—PLEASANT FRONT
private ‘family Central location, con-
:.vepiences Address, Room, care Sen-
Linel office. 1325 at
T0 LET—FIRST FLOOR. 53 EAST?
furnace and bath.
Ga-
Ave. five rooms.
Apply to E 0'. Stuart, executor,
zette Building, Norwalk, or Harold F..
Clark, 143 Washington street. s25 3t
T0
front room suitable for man and wifeI
with board. near Union Park. Modern:
Table board a special-I
Inquire 32 Lowe;
526 it
RENT—LARGE PLEASANT :
FOR SALE—PABLO}! AND BED-
jroom sets for sale at once, on account
{of moving. 3 Livingston Place 1526 it
3 FOR SALE—FAST
horse, perfectly fearless. Will sell
reasonable for want of use. inquire
of Charles Smith. 22 Lowndes ave-
nue. Phone 1361.
DRIVING
1 FOR SALE-GRAPES.
:John, 18 Osborn avenue.
A. K. ST.
E. Norwalk.
:25 3t
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND BARN.
Easy
iterms. 40 Bayliew avenue.
II FOR SALE—EXCELSIOR MOTOR-
lcycle, 6 H. P. twin. Head and tail
lights. One new tire. in good condition.
. E. W. Johnson, Darien, Conn. s23 6t
FOR SALE—BUSINESS HORSE.
I'wagon, carriage. For want of use.
1 Wm. Hiisdon, 0 Elizabeth St.’ 526 it
FOR SALE—CHEAP, 2 FISHING
sloops with power; Mary A. 33 x 12.
Annie May 30 x 11. .Would make
WANTED—A GOOD SOFT HATIty. Mrs. W. A.Toiles.19IUnlon Place." good oyster or pleasure "boats. Amer-
ilnlsher to go to Los Angeles, Cali-I
fornia. Sober, steady man. Average;
season earnings, $22. 50 $1. 75 to 32. 25!'
a dozen.
SL, after 8 o’clock evenings. or Duro
able Hat Co, 1523 EastFFranklin St.
Danbury. 824 31:
WANTED—IIAVE YOUR FEATH
er bed made into feather mattress.
Winter and summer side. Hair and
”cotton mattress made over like new.
Feathers cleaned. Work called for.
. Delivered. Folding Mattress Co.. 128
South Main St., South Norwalk, Conn.
s26 12t
WANTED—SEWING. WILL DO
any general sewing at home or will"
Vgobut by the day. Address “Sewing"
café Sentinel ofiice. s25 3t
. ll HAVE A CONTRACT—TO DISII
tribute a Million Free Pkgs. BoraxI
Soap Powder." Want reliable men and
women to help. $15.00 weekly. Wav-
erly Brown, 730 N. Franklin, Chicago.
" s20 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
ty and calves. 14c. for fat calves.
67.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
mrket prices. W. Miller, Connectin
cut avenue. Tel 130 81 ti:
WANTED—4'0 not“: ALLJQINFDFB
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for m cmel.
05.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
l‘riedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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, ' liiiijlililiii
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, September 10, A. D.. 1914.
Estate in Connecticut, of Stanley
[1. Lowndes, late of Huntington, Suf-
folk County in the State of New York,
deceased.
The Court of Probate ..for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said IEs-
tate to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred a »
'to Five rooms and improvements.“ Also Surrogate’s Court for said County of
recovery. All persons indebted
Nor-walk. s25 3t
.TO LET—FROM OCT. IST.,. 7
Beers' corner and Westport avenue.
$12 per nlonth. Apply to George G
Richmond 90 Main St. Norwalk. Conn.
s26 3t
'ro RENT—FOUR ROOMS. 18
Hoyt street. South; NForwalk.‘ Apply
on the premises. 325 St
FOR RENT—ti ROOMS. NEW
half house. entirely modern, all im-
provements and conveniences 5 min-,
utes fron1F.N depot. Maring Con-
struction Co. 123 Washington street.
. 824-61'
HW—o— ———-
TO LET—6 ROOMS, 4 CROSS ST.
'Rent 312. 00. Also store house, 12
Chestnut St. Inquire F, D, Lawton.
171 So. Main St. s24 st
TO LET—2 FAMILY HOUSE. 4
rooms each. Down stairs all improve-
ments. 74 Lexington avenue. Inquire
Steve Kiss. s24 31.
FOR RENT —'--BEVEN
house, 25 St. John.street. East Nor.
"walk. Modern Improvements. Desir-
able location. inquire John ANCamp.
Te no 1149. ' s24 3t
'ro LET—FROM OCT. 1. 2 FLATS,
up and down stairs, 63 Woodward ave.'
one. 6 rooms and all improvements
in each.- Rent reasonable. Apply on
premises 824 st
'rp LET—SIX ROOMS, AND BATH
in perfect condition. 209 East Wash-
ington St. Inquire 24' van Zandt St.
13. A, Griffin. 824 31
TO' LET—5 LARGE ROOMS, ALL
improvements, in fine locality. Rent
reasonable. Apply to Charles T. Mc-
Govern, 55 Washington St. Opposite
Hoyt's Theatre. ' 324 st"
TO LET—FLAT 0F 8 ROOMS AT
21 Union street. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey Co. 322 if
TO LET—9 HAMILTON AVE-r
r..—
ROOM '
ican Oyster Co., New Haven. 323 or
.9
FOR SALE—$2, 850 BUYS NEW '1'
Open shop. Can 16 Grovelroom cottage. Ismall barn. fruit can Iroom house and 3 large lots in Southr
den, and good plaCe tel chickens. atl
Norwalk. Part cash; also two fine
Iiarge lots in East Somalia; Price
‘3600. and large lot in Norwalk. Price'
I8180. address Box 314. South Nor-
Iwalk ‘ s23 tit
FOR SALE—BASEMENT COT
tago of ii rooms. 1 1-2 in res of grove
and garden.
lgood well or spring water, .electric
light. near trolley and statioh. “ill
:be sold for $1. 800 on easy terms. Geo.
\V.Raylnond, Rowayton,Conn. B2431.
i FOR BALE—AT cosr, E'rnasn
new open delivery» wagonull‘o ”close
gout" “stock. gargaitth; for someone: e.
E Scofleld," Dorian, Conn Phone 26.
s21 (it,
lin Rhodonoiia Park. near Steven
St, $225. Inquire for map and terms,
of Charles 'H. Field, Bank Building.
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT. fill 3
I150. Inquire at 21 Grove St., or 10
Stuart Ave s21 3t
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
ing, No. '14 West Ave. known as the
Rider house. Lot 15 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swarta. " 13 it
At a Court of Probate llolden at
Norwalk, within and for the District
of Norwalk, on the 251h day of Sep-
__tember, A. D., 1914. ,
Whereas, written application has
been made'to this Court for the tiling
and recording in and by mid Court
of certain writings with said applies.
.tion filed and therein alleged tofbe
the duly authenticated and exeinpli-
Ifled copy of the . will
Schramm, late of Brooklyn in the
County of Rings in the City and State
of New York, deceased, and of the
Irecord of the proceedings proving and
'est‘abltshing. said will in ‘and by the
said Estate are requested to make 11“.} seven rooms with improvements. 11‘:Kings
mediate payment to
ADDIE L. LOWNDES.
Administrat‘rix
or
JOHN H. L‘IGI—IT,
3211-03-10 Her Attorney
District of Norwalk. so, Probate"
' "court;- September 18. A D.,,_191r
Estate at Richard M. Bouton, late
of Noi‘walkin- said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
_trict of Nag-walk, hath limited and It'll-_"_
lowed six" months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to"
exhibit their claims for settlement.
accounts. properly attested within
“ said time, will be disbarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted.to said Es-
tate‘ are requested to make immediate
payment to .
. FRANKLIN A. SMITH." I
1119-26-63 Administrator.
.,. .. T1191) M, head Co. have a‘ full line
of 9935.1" l‘iésIIfor autumn. . I I
The yen Co. ihvite‘ your at- ‘
*‘tlibl‘r line stock of gloves;
' 11pm Mutieheho’r
Elizabeth St 5 room cottage, Bates
Court. Inquire United Grocery
'ro Lire—APARTMENT "ON CHAP-
ei St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
. 129 u
‘ LOST f'
.Losr—lkio-roorl', BKIFF short
the vicinity of IKeyser Island: .John
’Wargo, 7 Olsen street, So. Norwalk.
‘ «is at
1, l . \I
BUSINESS NOTICES
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW a.
HOUSE CLEANING CO—We clean
store window... oiiice cleaning; sign
polishingi'private houses. All kind
of work done. P. 0. Box 616122141110
l Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Otiice in Norwalk, on the ‘jSth day of
October, 1914, at 10 o'clock,‘ fore'noon,
I hereby cited then and there to appear
if they see cause and be heard there-
on; and it is further
Ordered That public notice of said
application andoi the‘time and place
of the hearing thereon and notice of
said citation be siren to all persons
pllcant causing a copy of these orders.
and citation to be published in Innews;
paper- having a circulation: in
District at least ten days defore said
day of hearing.“ . .4
.; ._ Inasav w. nascent.
s26 1t '
s24 3t .
roa SALE—ONE BUILDING Luv
321 (it ’
interested in said matter by said 1111— ~
stud"
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'Vosgcs) the effective Germans seem to have been
AUSTRIANS FALL INTO TRAP AND ARE ANNI-
' HILATED.
(Continued from First Page.)
._...._—_
h.‘
13w«
not ceased to progress. The Fourteenth German Army
Corps has fallen back after having suffered great losaes.
“Third—On our right wing (in Lorraine and in the
.re—
duced. These detachments (of the enemy) whichbad. at
certain points, driven back our advance posts. have been
repulsed by the entrance into action of our reserves.
“In the Russian zone the Russians have captured
Rzeszow, on" the railroad leading to Cracow, and have also
taken two fortified positions to the north and south of
Przemysl. ¢
“In Poland the Germans appear to have fortified
themselves towthe north of Kliscz."
a _"—"
LONDON, Sept. 26, 10:15 a. n1.——Tl1e.fall of the town
of Khyrow, telegraplls the Petrograd correspondent of
the Evening News, completely isolated the Austrian for-
tified position of Przemysl as regards railroad communi-
cation. Kllyl'ow is twentymiles south of Przenlysl and
close to the junction of several railroad lines.
BARI, Italy. via Paris, Sept. 26,, 7:27 ill.-l)l.\"-
patches from southenlAlballia say that the population,
borrowed and robbed by both insurgents and Greeks, are
about to ask the intervention of one of thc great powers.
I).
LONDON. Sept. 26, 7:37 a. nl.—-.I\ Capo 'l"o\\'n dis—
patch to Renter's 'l"elegramj'Company says that a
defence force occupied German, Southwest Africa (Lu-
dcritzbucht), 011 Sept. 19. The German garrison had
previously retreated, blo'wing up the railway and destroy-
ing the Wireless installation, but otherwise leaving
place intact.
I ”_a
T OKIO. Sept. 2().——Ann mntcmc'lli tiS made ‘today
that imperial incsswlgcrs have left I‘okio for the scene
of operations near Tsing—Tau conveying the emperor's
grtttillgs to the Japanese and British sailors and soldiers
to— opt-rating ill the fighting against the Germans in ix'aio
Chou.‘ .
ROME, Sept. 25, 10220.1). 111., via Paris. 'Scpt. 26,
15 a. 111‘.— -—"l‘l1c 1"l'cc Masons haw uttered the government
the palace hole in which they have their headquarters,
’ Due of tile largest 111 Rome. for hospital uses ill case of
" \val‘.
"l‘llc Minister of war in l'cply said 111‘ would remem—
brr’ tllcjkind "oilcr in case of :1 general mobilization.
Stamford city waterway ~ . .II. . .
" l.(‘iNiIl)().\;. SL111"2("1:"422 :1, Dir—"Tile col'l'cspolldcut
Iot tllc»i")ail_v Mail in France saysthat rain has eticctcd :1
' Chung"! 111‘ the German operations on the Ais‘uc. The chalky
a. .
of Peter ." .,
.
and all persons interested therein are I'
l.
_ .. WANTED ;
'i‘lnners and Hot Water Fitters
to work in shop; 1
{lines spam.
in Winn. st”. Place tics-12F L..." m
ifFTo maximise waklni" 1111, ten... time
wet one of the alarm clocks for saint
" WANTED TO RENT
some". noun, M“Warrant 6 or 7. .
rooms. or" two-family apartment Must
b. modern and In has"
lieu of "South. liars!
elder porous-al.4111111-
.‘ "f .. sentinel Office
or." . I
" ”RE.P°NNB ELD" m..-1r;
. the Chronicle at Ghent says
. ed to headquarters with ,helmets.
" and cycliSts‘
Yesterday.
Mayer bridge on the outskirts of "the town, another fell
Canal de Derivation at th
and "0"" Wednesdays and Friday .
SDilr-he 611er IIholdo water in the trenches like a-cup'nnd
r «mathemw—«iownpmnwhercfere has dr'rvcn'tbe Germans
out of .llcir trenches and forced them to fight ill the open
l'." «where the 11116 it let at them; wtth them liayltnlets
The fighting at St. Quentin. fltCill'dlllg to the corres-
pondent, has been :1 cry hercc and determiclld. 'lllc Ger-
mans drove the l'reuch out and secured a large putt" of the
town. which the) hold by mums their Maxims.
'l‘hc Fi‘t‘lit‘lhdlo thinks, "could have ‘cxpcllcd them by a
bombardment but feared that this would sci lllc town
afirchn‘Ii cause great loss of life among the inhabitants.
()1
s a. n1.——-'I‘he correspondent of
that the Belgian armored
automobile, carrying :1 Maxim. has again accolnplishcda
liOtalilC exploit. He says:
“To the nortll of IIAlost the armored car came sudden;
ly around a corner and ran into a party of German cav-
alry and cyclists. The former had dismounted and the
Millcrlvas gun annihilated most of them before they could
rc-mount. . " '
“Then the car started ill pursuit of the cyclists. kill—
ing six. As they fled "along the road. dodging shots and
taking shelter behind trees when possible, four others
were wounded and sevral captured.
“The commander of the car, Lieut. Delhaix, return-
overcoats saddiery'
He carried a crew of only four picked men.
There are however always many volunteers for these
LONDON. Sept. 26,
expeditious. The Germans Defer to "the car as land
cruiser.” ' " ,
ROME via Paris. Sept '25,: 7.35 pm . mL—Dispatches
from Austria to the Messagcro (leclarc that the Slave and
Bohemians are against separation from Austria d‘espitc
. the se\ erity of the authorities. who have Searched and ar-
" rested numbers of them; and have.“ dissolved associations "'
,and clubs everywhere.
‘I Sent. to the front. the dispatc
B mien regiments are not being
says, owing to the fear that
they Will desert the Rllssiang
" OSTEND}, vi‘a London. September 26.
miles southwest of Brugcs, Belgium) dropped three bombs
One at them struck the Av euue P. de Smet dc
‘ the harbor and fanothet' o- :1 the premises of. a wholesale
fish dealerun the fish: market, partly: wrecking"; the builds".
."Iihg‘. .~ I.
The explosion 1161' made a great cavity in the
cited a panic. 'The Zieppélin- returned in the direction of
Thielt. twelve miles northeast of Courtrai.
'iThe Avenue Bi dé Strictgdd Mayer bridge crosses the
ogfrr"
mud all Bahia! :the highest-kiddo
union "
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A. 81'. P.
Best Flour, :1 barrel ........
THE Great A
SPECIALS
Best-Creamery Butter. a" poiirld ................. ..
BestFiour, shag .............................
100 Stamps with x can Baking Powder at ..........
TELEPHONE 909
A. 81F"
..................... $3,
.621. i’. TEA CO.
South Norlvalk
24 Washington St,
NillWlliJl [all PAYS
A FIRE 0F $100
Judge Edwin S. Thomas, in
United States court, at .\'ew Haven,
Thursday. granted the petition or
Attorneys George E. Beers and Ar
IIvine that the claim of Martin F.
.‘Zimmerman for $86,000 against the
Ibankrupt estate of Mrs. Lillian B.
iWray be reheard by Referee in
Bankruptcy Carlton G. Hoadley.
a case was originally heard by
Referee Henry G. Newton, who gave
tan adverse decision. but he died oe-
ii’ore the papers were signed. Attor-
Webb oppcsed the
Ineysiacller and
I pull?
I It. 13. Murphy, oi Normals, 1.1:. 11's..
indictrd by the federal grand J .:y lot
{advertising through the 1.1.1132. :‘Llat he
would furnish information where
iobscene postal cards could be
bought. was fined $11.10. Judge
I’i‘honles- remitted the costs. as he
the
was
Isaid Murphy llnd cupped using
{mails as soon as he learned it
Fagainst the law.
5 The civil suit of Mrs. Catherine
'Jel'nherg against the Bridgeport
i'i‘owing Company for $10,000 for the
"drowning of her husband, Carl Au-
gust Jemberg, is taking" the atten-
tion of Judge Thomas and the jury. Ar.
guments for the defense will be rum
pletcd Tuesday. " .12":
'i I moose 'ro cell-zen”;
~ ob crle
l —+E-'~
Will Have Open House Next Thruaday
I Night.
Tile local lodge of Moose, most ener-
getFic .and progressive workers, will
“open house” next 'illllr'dny
”evening when the charter of the organ-
- —-A Zeppelin
airship. comingr from the direction of Thourout (twelve
ground and badly damaged all surrounding houses ex'-'1-I--~t
"tinguishéd" street lamps, destroyed electric wires and cre-
the crow files is only about seventy .
Strait of‘ideer to 'I I
ization is opened. Tile public are cor-
'- dially‘in'viteh. and a big time is prom
ised.
There will be music and
tailllllellt of an exrepihnnlly high or
der, \1hitd1'1viil prove :1 surprise to
those with have the pleastrc of v.".i
passing it. ’Ihe cegcnlonies of the l-ev
.111 1 21.53."
niig 311” be bpenéd with a short pa _
radc, itl which the Military lirancll of
the Order will be an attrnc'tlvc re: lture.
PLominetit and eloquent speakers.
"11111011.; _tilchDistrict Deputy T. J.
. Fitzgerald, will address - the guests.
The new home. for which every mem-
ber 'of the order is working, will soon
be a"(irea1n realized. The building
committee made a short report at the
last meeting whi‘ch met with great en-
thusiasm,
l‘ The .Loyai Order of Moose have en-
joyed a uonderful‘Igrowth during the
few years the 017116,: has been otgan
12911. in its ranks are many ofi’Ithe
city“ s most respected and progressive
citizens. and the local lodge is a credit
to Norwalk
The big rally to be held tomorrow
afternoon in ‘.rion ilai “ill be open-
:ed by a speech in German by Herman
lAartn, of this city. who will he fol-
llowed by Joseph Mucky, who will-
speak. in the Hungarian languagé. R8?
§Ga‘ui‘cl Deltas" raster of the Huh-i
igalian Rc' ormcd Church, w’ll also
'ndd' (as the assemblage in Hungarian,
'and 1.121. Fr. .1. N. Czabo, pastr‘r of
'.St ladis‘ aus' Hun ar .an Catholic.
"’ .cin'. 761. 11111 make a speech in Eng}: sh.
lTherc _.v"i1 to other most interesting
lapse-1 hes made.
l
‘1
l
l‘ ElbIrt Day, of Stuart ave'nuc, suf-i
fered a painful injury at the Barker}
'Iltioto’r Works, yesterday atternoon,‘
f truck; The engine backfired and
IwiElc attempting to crank the engine
crank flew back causing laceration
’or the Rogers or his right hand Dr.
:11; J. Tracey administered treatment.
1 The White Sox and the All Norwalks
odd base for the White 8011. Battery,’
Court and Dingie "
James Dyer, of Belden "avenue. was
" admitted to the Norivalk Hospital yes
teiday afternoon, for, medical treat-F
' . meat".
. -..... .,....“
Nfiw roams: Sept. SSr—A l'i\eztl
arm the was rang on East Sent‘rflml
street. near. .tho East River. shortly
hcforo. 11. 30 o'clock today. No repo t
had icen made ".1 that hour to eithe
fire
.A five-story illicit stable. hous’ n;
36}! horses. was the scene of thc- -.lre‘.'
and adjoining str‘uc-
pd doomed."
_ he's
‘9 at Counselor‘s: ’
_ be chosen 'for the election of a pop-
replied that only
;smoke_I hampering the work of the
will meet for the second game of theirI
—: sex-"lei on the mud date, at 3: "30 p. m..
Ione compartment, it was 1" nd
= Sunday. Carruthers will star at sec«
1mm 11; $1151 Witt; IN NEW 10111:. I
F the police or fire departmnt hadquary.
“.1st hs ‘‘.o the othf-ht or- the
11111121 11111113 .
all Piilllill
G‘ves 1111 a Statement Concerti-
‘ lug Trouble He "at: Hall
. Willi Viiia
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 26.4811“ ‘"
Vennstiano Carranza, the acting hood
1 the Mexican Government, in the
ion,- statement which he gave nit
l'ii‘"! night. reviewing the dlfficulllfif
hail-men himself and "General Frans"
cisr'o Villa. states that the situation i!
grave, lot that t‘le (ionttitutionlm
are ready for any. emergency. Gen.
Vila. he del'laris, demanded imp“!!-
llio -:l:allgts in tile-wall issued for I:
conference or" Constitutionalist chief!”
on Octoler 1. _
Gen. Viiia‘s demands, he says. were;
that the general conference pledgé's;
sci? to lie-establish the national amt"
state civil regimes within thirty do?!
after the ccni‘erenle Concludes in
discussion; that no prcseut’mflny 0Q
car shall be elgiblc as a candidate for
our elective office: that the Fade
state legislature be convoked hauled»
lately, and that the elettorai collego
manent president.
To these demands Gen. Cum“.
the conference" it»
self pas able to take up these qua.-
lions. --
. Regarding llli rotting 1 f the railway ,
lines north Aguescalicntes, Gen.
Carrel. to say. ll‘. 0 level 11 hostile, but.
o 11‘“) sax-I. . in vice. of Gen. Vil-
la‘s warlike pre‘fm album. If anarchy ":
(r. .1: as :11: 1‘1 than} 1.. spilled as a result;
if this .ihe ll‘t ::.c. he pays, ‘4 on the
head if Lila.
Near‘. y canteens are assembling for
transportation to Agzllascnlieiltes
.‘t is reported ber-c that; special
acre hooked on steamers. .
the horth. The wag-33111 t a railway
l'ile to V'ela Cruz it is reported here.
is selerai 11.. es in exte
11.11113 " Alla" tritium.
‘ ' s... Sileox
Ernest Herbert-8110011. -141montbF-oi¢
sen of Mr.’ and Mrs, «H. L. 81100:." of I
Thumbs street. "died at the home of his
hunts last. evening. Tile funeral will
lite held tomorrow afternoon. at .8 "I
oclock. rRevc' F. A. Colci’nan will of
liciate. and interment will be in East
Norwalk cemetery. .
! Fm ml of I\r('.‘:l1dl:l 'ohiiddle
I The funeral scnices for the Rev. J.
IA. liiddic, late archedntcn of this
diocese of the Epismpol churchwwl'li
be held .rom Lt. 111211;st Episcopal
church. Manchester, this afternoon. it" "
2 o‘clock. Bishop C. R. Blewsterv
lcc-nduct the services which will uti-
doubtedly be attended by a lame
Inumher of minis tors flom all .over
iNcw England. Rm. Mr. Biddle W”
IfOlmel'ly a Congregational minister.
fend for Belem] years pastor of this
South Norwalk Congregational church.
'STEAMStllR BhEIIG
" still ”“5700
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the volume of "smoke spreald u
quan the river.
For more than into hours .
seemed to be gaining headwa'
men.
111 first believed to Ihe c.
as
the fire was raging-in holds
the steerage deck, which‘the 1116
could not flood. Bastiiy- rigged-
were brought into play and low
to the burning compartm
means of these bales of cotton
L'hdisted from the holds on do
{on barges .
The ship itself was not
ltho‘ugh. she began“ to list
port. . ' I”
I The origin of the
iknown.
_A new crew, raw a
ed to the difficulties of the tire
'crew which the til-pile brought
{her fromv'hiverpool- was to . . . .
Itoday on the FOlympic.F Ther 1111 p . .
a margaritas hoes. Emerson some disaffectgon among them
‘ “W'bhmw
in we”
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