/
l
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0 av euneLAite WHILE
,5 DEFENDiNG His HOME.
he: Ana- tno unplug Owner wen-
lIaee-a la 'l'bolr Work or Plunder.
fire one: In the m~rerror Stricken
Servant. and “none.
Want). Feb. 0.-—~Tbe murder of million—
MAJ. Ml. Whittle”. early yesterday
,haecreatadurofouud minutienin
lbledty. ‘l'heeutire detective force is mah-
lag every ecort to capture ,themlll’démfl.
and neural plumbing clewe which have been
Mend may Insult in this beftire another
l Cullen that the burglars entered the
final “at, Ill Washington boulevard. by
Mabel-learned of thekitchendoor
large enough to admit of the magenta
mandarin The catch was thent
autumnal. into the home Tiptoeing
their way through the kitchen they crept
into Hr. Snell's office in the front of the
bottle and ransacked his title, running about
03.0!” worth of county warrants, $5,!!!) of
negotiablapaperandnearly 3:le tmh.
Thartheyaaeeuladtothefirstdmr,andflnd—
ill! ll! parlti' door locked broke it open with
alien-y. m .
Afr. Snell slept alone in a room directly
over the mkldle parlor. Quietly as the bur~
glare had waned, they had stunned the aged
millltmaira, He rose from bed, ncized his
revolver, and Role stenlthily down the main
.Itlb‘baae, at the bottom of which he ruminant
heard the thieves at their work. lie was in
hienlshtrobet The white ngm had gone
but half way down stairs when the parlor
doorswm closed by one of thonn-ninsida
the room. It is suppoeed thnt the noise
dulled the old man. He leveled his pistol at
the panels of the doors and fired. The bullet
[BM through the center of one of the doors,
about five feet from the flair, and, omitting
the parlor, pierced a white silken banner, and
stnn-k the, well juvtnbove the mnrbleflne-
place. It then fell upon the flow. Mr. Snell
tired again, but no trace of the bullet can be
found.
With an armed man standing at the door!
through which they entered the room the
burglars hecanie desperate. one of them
discharged hishaavy wonymn. and the bullet
pierced a [nine] in the door null lodged in the
‘ wall just above the banim-r post. The three
bolesintheduor tell the story of the blind
dual.
There was nothing about the white figure,
l in the middle of the richly thin-strict!
co ,with his gray hair matted in blood
and his right hand clinched about the handle
of a revolver, to give the officers nny genitive
idea as to how the millionaire made his last
stand forbis life and his promrfy. it in
thought, however, tliut the instant the burg-
lars fired through the pom-l lb w oponul the
doom and, with the barn-ls n: .im revolvers
soda flood of light from their llllllt‘l’llslt‘F
aled at the bewildered man, shot him before
boomdd utter n word. Their bluntly work
finished the annulus slipped out of :1 side
door and disopyx-nrt'd.
There were four pertains in the housewho
heardthe shooting, but feared to learn its
'90!!th they themselves might be killed.
They were [low Burkmiller, the cork, Ida
Berensteen, neeu’md girl, and little Mildred
and Christie Collin, tho .3 and 4 year old
grandchildren of the murdered man. All
four slept in a suite of rooms on thethird
floor. Ills Burkstaller ran to alarm Mr.
mutilate: shefiopened the door there
mtweloudufloeioua, and the frightened
glrlruraeed herstepa Servants and chil-
' dran mmedbehindtheirharrieaded door,
but“ one “red open a window to summon
alliance. Exhausted by their exertions
theyatlastnhmdmtheirbedsanditwu
notuntilhoetler HuryWinklebook came to
the honatbamfruntbeatabletoattend
tothefwueeflrqand found the corpse of
Inwlyingonthn floor 01 the hallway,
thattberewavany knowledge“ the tragedy.
In Mtbewifaof the murdered man, :4
nanotuhomhavinggoue to Milwaukee
“Mytoviitfriemls
XLMWW years old, had the
pbyieal dovetapmutof an athlete, and war
natadfahiafearle-iea. He had acquired
andflatevalmdatflmomil
‘ Connecticut 6. A. 1!. onions.
Wamsuar, Cmn. Feb. 9.—'l'ho state en-
mtoftheurand Annyof theltepuh-
lie elected the follovrmg officers yesterday:
W, 8. B. Horne, nt' Steele Post,
WW; senior vice-commander, \l'. H.
Pierpunt, Admiral l-‘oote Pint. New Haven;
. junior vicocommander, Georgi! W. Keeler,
Elias Howe Post, Bridgeport; chaplain, Rev.
Jillil Twlwhell, Hartford; delegate at large,
C. W. Foster, Norwich; rcprcwmatives, Willp
ill 3. Hagan, Poet 17, New Haven: George
W. Audubon, Stamford; Daniel Kiefer, Poet
(I, Wale-bury; D. F. Harsh, West “Winsted;
Jalhl Auger, leriden, and H. M. Wanton,
‘I'ba Flat-cry Confereea.
Wan-moron, Feb 9.—'l’ho fishery cou-
faraea were in union two hours yesterday
and will meet again this afternoon
repeat-datin- shall have been delivered to
their rupeetivegomnments.
we. Ill-tug at Annexation.
Wm, Ian, Feb. 1—1“ the eat-loner
line lm Debuts by the illlberal policy
lie plainly hinted that a
Minivan! annexation to the
States might result from a contluur
\"
' nm* rm.
‘ W
Ila-ah cl the Veteran
m
“thine. At the
time of hiadeath he
was "tallying ed»
liar of The Writer
bury Evening Donn
tit-rut. He won or.
yarn of age.
BtephenJ. litany
ha- been a figure in
lrhrh politics ince
the days of Daniel
O'Gninell. Hewaa
'M lnthegreat
O'Connell move-
ment, in the x“ 55th J. nun.
where.
PECULlAR DELUSlONS.
where About Them.
munity.
proft‘ieed to one the
that tho puremu did.
Slllllt,‘
all about them. Each one
double hamlet] guns, keltles of hot wntcr,
hors‘buildingn for harboring these animals,
subjwtv they nppmmd rational. The chilv
(Iron Wl'l'l‘ brrmght before Judge Larrnbm,
Robin)! ut llollowcll.
were carried to the inmate limpitnl.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN
Coming Campaign,
\l’nsmaorns, Feb. 9.——Thu
l‘f‘pl'tN'llklllVl’h’ fol" the lhrnw'mtn' t’tlr!;l't‘i-
si-nuil mmpuign mnunittcc: Alain-nun, Juniors
T. Jones. Arkansas. Thomas; 4', )lr-llm-z i'nli»
foniln. T. l.. 'l‘hmupmn; ('otun-clivui, ll. J.
Yarn-o: llolzuvnrc, J. ll. Pennington: Florida,
H. H. M. llnvifin; Gearrgia, 'l'. W. Grimm
lllino'ni, R. W. Townshend; lndiunu, lien-
jamin F. Shively: lmvn, W. .l. lluym; Kun-
tucky, W. ’l‘. Tnulbco; Louniunu, M. 1).
Logan: Maryland, Burnt-s Compton; Michi-
gan, S. 0. Fisher: llimfiseippi, J. M. Allen,
Himmwta, J. 1.. Mot-Dunnld; lbsmuriJamee
W. Bums; Nebraske. J. A. McShane; New
Hampshire, L F. McKinney; New Jersey,
North Carolina, I". H. Simmons; Uhio, Beriab
Truncate, Benton McMillan; Texan, W. H.
Martin; Virginia, G. D. “'ise', West Vir-
ginia, C. E Hogg; Wisconsin, Thoma-r ll.
Budd; Arizona, 3!. A. Smith; Montana, J.
K. Toole; New Mexico, A. Joseph; Utah, J.
T. Caine; Washington Territory, (3. S. Voor
Pennsylvania delegation.
Highway Robbery by Daylight.
light nataulton women in the mint fashion
able hmlity in the city.
Rolled Down the Burbank-eat.
here. There were eight mngen in the
caboose, and all were more or leer injured
whentbecar rolled down the embankment.
8i! cars were ditched. Herman Hornheck,
afarmer living near Athena, was the mud
severely hurt. Besides being internally
injured, hht hip bone was fractured. The
injured are: W. C. McClellan], Springfield,
knee fractured; Joseph lioehen, midence not
A Milling Husband happen".
aamyiterioualyaehaoame.
Royal Arch Malone.
Abner, Feb. 1—11» Grand
concluded in
_, , ‘..‘ ,rirrmmmox nun
“'11!!! MW W .
WAMY. 0m. Feb. 9.7-” 3.
Honey died at the Beoville home yeatmfayof
aryaluelaa, followed by minimal-y compile.-
movement, in the Fenian movement, in the
Land league lllDVOleIb~~ in i-rv-ry movement
for or about Ireland. lbs true In ln‘ lillllltl stilt»-
lie was in lt’rlainl iii the limo of the
Fenian liurvomunt in '67, and um urn-eta],
tried, convicted, aentent-cd topennl servitude,
and sent to English prisms to serve his time.
lie was released from prison nfier one or two
y and came to America. He made many
visits to Ireland during the prod filo-en years.
A Maine Family “'ho slaw Marthe” Evdry.
Boston, Feb. 9.——The family of Thomas
Stevens, of West Gardiner, Ma, are just now
lflordhlg considerable interest to the coin-
Mr. Stevens' family conduit of him-
ailf, wife and two daughters, one of H nnd
the other of 12. In the early part of the win-
ter the father and mother Inn-nine tho viotinni
of the delusion that a lot of monkeys inflated
the neighborhood. . Horn] thewlno young girls
image-Ii
As time animal
the delve-don grow more fixed. Monkeys Wow
took turns
in watching for them at night, armed with
pitchforks, etc. Their fancies led them to be-
lieve that there mammll monkey that come
down the chimney at night and lot in his fob
lows. They threatened to burn their neigh-
and they appealed to the Helm-tun!" and 111550
to Mnrshul Norton, of ilurdhu-r, to protect
them from the yeasts. thsii-inns pronounced
the fntln-r and mother insane, though nnother
who unloved them sent to the Industrial
The father and mother
Select 3 ('olmnlttre for the Work of ti.
llcmm-rtitic
lllilln‘l‘ caucus yesterday selected the following
William MCAdoo; New York, L. B. Bryce;
Wilkins; South Carolina, Samuel Dibble;
bees. There was no selection made from the
Prrrsnuno, Feb. 0,—Abont 2:30 o'clock yo»
terday afternoon two highwuymen annulled
Mrs. William Livscy, wife of the ‘u—sfate
treantrer, and after a desperate idruggle so-
curedhersatchei and ran away. A young
'man who witnessed the robbery started in
pursuit, but the robbers drew their revolvers
andthreatenedtoshoot, andhewasforcedto
give up the chase. Mrs. Livney was aerlomly
injured in the struggle. Her right arm was
broken in twoplaces and several ligaments
torn. liar coalition is quite serious The
aitchol contained over 850 and two pairs of
gold speCtacla. This man tlia fourth day-
8rmmrtrnn, Illa, Feb. 9.—’1'he mono-
tlation train on the Jacksonville and South-
western railroad was derailed late Tunnluy
night near Athens, fourteen miles north of
errwzsn GREAT emulsion TH:
unnee ewes.
The Senate. by Postponing Action Until
llaeenibar Next, Practically Mada t»
llnnfh Knoll of the Proposed Measure.
'rno Ilflelal linen-tent. ‘
‘ \l'innmoroe, Feb. 9.-—'l‘he innate in execu-
. h've tendon yeaerday practically rejected the
extradition treaty with great Britain by wt
ing as to 2: to defer action on the um lion-
day of next December. The niuiouumnent
of the notion was a complete surprise. There
; were forty-four senators present, the other
.’ tlilrtyvtwo being paired or alarm. A calcu-
lation bud been when an to the chancel of tho
treaty, and it was discoverer! that the re-
quiml twothirde vote necesitnry for ratifica—
tion could not [unsibly be prooured. A mo-
tion was made to defer action, and the treaty
was practically killed. '
The treaty was wignrd at London June '15,
1550, and tin-s mitt to the senate by Mr.
Clcvolnnd July 8,0586. The matter was to
ferred to the bonnie unintuitive on foreign re-
lations. Iinmtaliately proteata were raised
agnhist it, at’nl the «nominal wail brmbarded
with yntitimu, ii’ienwrinhi and resolutions
agaltut it. Congrats mljotmied and the
treaty was not heard of. In the next session
it came from the committee as a confidential
document, and no such was handled in exten-
tive reunion. Then followed the attacks on
“Beret mini»; and tbnelforteto nbolhib
them.
The following isthe treaty:
The provisions of the tenth article of. eald
treaty (that of tort; shall be and are hereby
extended was to apply to and comprehend the
following additional crimes not mentioned in the
aid article,namelyz l,mannlaughter; 2, burg-
lary: 3, embankment or larceny of the value of
860, or £10, and upward; 4, malicioul lnjpryto
property, whereby the life of any person sluill be
endangered, if such injuries constitute acrime
according to the term of both the high contract-
ing parties, or awarding to the lawn of that
political division of either country in which the
offense shall have been committed, and ‘of that
political divinion of either country in which the
offender shall be arrested. And the provision-
‘of the 3an article shall have the same effect with
rt-epect to the extradition of person» charged
with any of the said Crimea as it the name had
been originally named and specified in the said
article.
The provisions of the tenth article of the said
treaty and of this convention shall apply to pol“
noun convicted of the crimes therein rcemctively
named and lllltflfllll'd, whose sentence therefor
shall not have boon executed. In case of a fugi—
tive criminal, alleged to have been convicted of
the crima for which his surrender in oskml,a
copy of the record of the Conviction and of the
eentcncn of the court before which mob mntio
nontook place, duly authenticated, shall br' pro-
duced. together with evidence,- proving that the
prisonrr m the person to whom such worn-um: re-
fora.
This convention shall not apply to any of the
crimes herein named and elm-irked uhirh shall
have llt’t'll committed or to nny uouvr-ntiou which
ahall have been pronounce-d pnorto the duh- u lu-n
tln- convention shall come into force.
Srifitgitivr- criminal shall be surrendornl under
the provisions of the said treaty or of, this mn-
wntion if the crime in resin-ct of whit-b his our»
render indentandt-d be one of n ymlitiirnl churne-
tcr. or if ”1' proven by competent authority that
the requisition for his surrender bus in fact been
made with the view to try or punish him fora
crime of a politicni character.
A fugitive criminal surrendered to either of the
high contracting parties under the provisions of
the-said treaty or of this mnve-ntion shall not,
null] lll‘ has had no opymrtuuity of returning to
the state by which ho- hiot tm-n surrender-ml, In-
dclained or tried for any crime committed per' to
hi4 uurrvndcr other than the rxlruilition crime
[wrul'ml by the. facts on which his stirrr-ndr-r was
(routed.
The extradition“ fugitives undrr thcprmio
ion.» of the aald treaty, and of the th-Iif. con—
vrntion, shall he canted out in the United States
and in her majesty» dominion: respectively, nub-
you to “Kill in conformity with the laws regular
lag extradition for the time being in force in the
anrrendering sink.
This convention shall be ratified, and the rariti-
cntlon shall interchanged at London us soon a-
pusinblc. It shall come into forn- trn days after
publication. in conformity with the forms pin-
ncribrd by the lawn of the high contracting
parties, and shall continue in force until one or
the other of the high «retracting parties. shall
signify lte wish to terminate it, and no longr-r.
in witness whereof theundenignml limo signed
the some and have affixed, then-lo their seals.
[more at Motion, the 25th day of June. NI}
llnwutn Joint l’nnJ-a.
llosnkitav.
freight Thievee Unearthed.
l'l'rrnnuno, Feb. ‘J.~Foralong time numer-
ous articles of value have boon meeting from
the freight cum and warehouurs of the Balti-
moro mnl Uhio road in this city. Spot-ml
other-rs have been investigating the matter,
and ye-xtcnlay Constable Murphy, aided by
other unicorn, unearthed n large ”forum" on
lit-mud avenue, fix-overing a surprising quan-
tity of goods. John Moore, Jack llrinton,
John Connont, “Fatty" Briutrm, Toni Brim
ton, Mrs. llrinton and two daughters were
arrested aiullocked up. Alarge wrtiou of
tin.- ntock was cintily hlentified as stolen prop
crty. 0n the motel floor Were found several
boxes filled with alike, lnce handkerchief;
gold watches, silverware, cutlery, umbrellas,
In the htmae of him. Brlnton was found
a lnl more of the stolen goodm It is believed
that (honors, who has bone a good reputw
timi, hi only an unwary through fear. The
Brintoini on: a tough gang.
hurrying the War Into fifties
known, tworiha broken; David llcltoberte,
BhTian, eye gauged out. Theotheraware
not riouely injured.
ltnonro, Pa, Feb. 9,—l4evl Klan), son of
,thelate'l’etar Klami, of this city, was mar-
ried in “'alhlngton in IBTJ. A year later he
dhtawcared, leaving a wife and baby boy.
He was not heard from until a few days
ago. in the meantime, his wife, summing
herhuaband dead, had heal married aguhi.
Peter Klapp died in this city. two yearn ago,
leaving a large estate, andlegalltepe have
been taken to aecure for the childof Mrs.
Klapp a share of the mm. The mhning
man yatenlay'called on Philip Ziebar, who
hattorney for theettata, and matters were
amicably arranged. lie then left town about
0.11.,
\l’Asnixurox, Feb, 0.-llev. Theodore L
Cuyhr. lion J. N. tilt-ants, W. T. Hor-
liudy and Bar. John P. Newman, WHIP
ing the National Temperance society, aub-
iuitto-l nrguinenlohoforn the matecotnmib
tooon foreign relatione yesterday in advo
racy of the suppression d the WWI“ and
dintniotive exwrtation of liquors toAfrica.
The gentlemen urged upon align-u the ini-
poriuurmd taking immediate lie]: to have
amended the treaty agreed upon at the llcrlln
conferciwc of lllllt—ts‘i, an alt to prohibit
the intrulnctlonof ruin into Africa free of
duty. The gentlemen will be heard today
by the boom conunitleo an alcoholic liquor
trnlllc.
llanortag an Anal-lean Thief.
Momma, l'eh. 9.—-One d the rum-hen in
moiety circles here was eat-ad yesterday
when-folio 0. Bound bk wifeleftforQee-T
bee. lie has been staying in lonireal for the
past week, ostensibly on a pleura trip, but
of ithgenerall believed within lntentitni
Archlfameftheetateoflfew York y at
y. 'l‘heoflleen
year areas followe:
annearnngenntthatwouldanahla
him to returntoNewYorh. The reason of
bludeparturewaethereeelptotentnvttatlm
i 3 the lieuttueatgovarner'r hall. Rue has
way- taken a leading partin an
eietyerentednee bismuth?”
toheexpectedthathewould haveanlnvitao
nontothelleutenantgovarnur'ahall,audlo-
elaty’etongneiswaggingaeeadhigly.
, Selagal-lf‘oiiawelet.
m,m0.—~Allfowwnflnadln
theltateprhon at ml: was before
' hudoefllhnlumnh! an unencumnyuanho baby
Jug-WWW I“ elvilmeaae uncultured-u; Jan-1b...
m Purge-n gen-mm I}: Emmett-d tug-“Mum
W'hfixuhtwuhw mama team»:
an“ In“! never attenuate mien-later
‘ww‘. memtomthemm
gaggle-Iebmflfllll uni-flit newton-asuuhaunhnnrnuum-
«in atom-mm“. pan-n m was the caust-
“all. unaware-W
85'
will win. Day still plode
tinglnatthetlnirhforaomeofthe
money. Little Norermc metal little andkept
to his familiar dog trot tontinnally. ’tlwlnd-
lent have lieen‘ cheating the management and
the public by atdling begin) inm- tickets of
admission. There were a number of spirited
races between the M”? at variowt time-I.
Tliercoreat 1:30am. was:
, Miles. Miles.
Albert ..... 3M Norernac can
Panchot. .at2 Dillon. 2.17,
llcrty. m7 Vlnt . .21)
Guerrero .m ilulli ..2n
llart .817 Taylor... or.-
Gold . .tw _ Collins, ............. inf!
A CLUMSY FORGER.
Ila Will Probably Not 'I'nhe That Meal-
caa Government Position.
i, Nzw Your, Feb. 9.—-—A well tire-ted young
German. who were eyeglass-es and smeared
to be little over 2!) years of age, went up to
Paying Teller Townsend, at the /‘Trarlet'a’
Notional bank, yesterday morning, and pro—
eentod a check calling for 80,850, payable to
the bearer and signed by Simon bevy, a
dealer in toys at No. 13 Murray street Mr.
Townmnd mw at once that the signature was
different from that of in. navy, and he told
the young man, who said he was Max Delgel-
mayer, that he would have to be hfentiflsd
before payment could be made.
Word was at owe sent to Mr. Levy and to
the police. Mr. Levy pronounced the chmk
a forgery, and when Deigclmayer reappenml
lnashmttlmehewararmtted. He had or-
rived from Mexico on Saturday and had been
stopping at the Astor house under the name
of Charles William
llelgelmayer by; that a government post
tion awaitahimin Mexicoataaalary of cm
per month. He was held without bail for trial
at the mmrt of gaml rations.
'HE WAS AN OLD TIMER.
Phllailelpbla'a Sunday tic-hoot inofanltr-r i
[lad Been There Before.
I’nthanru-nn, Feb. 9,—The amount of
the dcfnlcation of Henry R Reine, cashier of
thr- (‘ontinmtal hotel, who was arrested Tuner
day. will not, it is said today, exceed $3,000,
tho- lunmlnt for which the attachment was. is-
sued. Reese in in the county prison, having
lain unable to nycuro ball.
that lb'cee mule eighteen yuan ago embezzled
abmlt $00,000 from thclirm of Charles MtL
garge 3’. Co, paper manufacturers, by whom .
ho had for many years bison engaged as funk-
kncpcr and cashier. When the dofnhulicm
wt») diecovered Megargo & Co. were seriously
tuninrrmoed, and if the affair had ban made
public a failure would have been the result.
To preserve their commercial standing the
firm effected a compromise with the cashier,
be making over to his employers about
$17,000 in money, fumiture nnd [wholes of
life imumnce, which were realized upon
without much diflicnlty. lie was kept in the
employ of the tirm in a snlnrdinato ymition
until three years afterward, when the firm
failed and went out of hm
Conductor and Brahalnan Killed.
Newsuno, N. Y. Feb. 0.-——Yeaterday, as
an engine and cahweeon the Erie road were
backing down to taken train out from this
city the oabooae was run into by a pnavenger
train at West New-burg stature. The calxxiee
was t-oiuplely talent-oped. Conductor Melvin
Quirk, who was in the caboose. had both legs
mangled and died anon afterward. William
llcueo, a tlugmnn. had a leg broken; Peter
Chutney, n hrakeman. had his head badly cut,
and Eugene Thomas, a brakeman, had one
foot cut off, from the admin of which he died
There were tm-nty panongm on the pace»
ger train, none ot whom were injured.
Maul-ted Beyond Bung-Illa.
wa humor, Conn, Feb. 0.-—Tbe Newl
York express train on the New York, Prov-i
deuce and 1km road, stnlch and killed two
men at West Mystic, at 7le last evening.
The men were ydru-ed, but were
mutilated beyond recognition. The body of
one of the victim has been identified as that
of Capt. 'l'hounu Garland, whose schooner in
being nipaired at limit. Upon hi-ipentm
was fminda letter from a brother residing in
Brooklyn, N. ‘r'.
The Juvenile Incendiary Acqnltted.
Saw Your, Feb. lip-May Wilson, the it-
yearohl inmate of the “capital for itup
tuned and Crippled Children, who cmiftwied
to having set. fire to thatimtitution (mauv-
ernl (uranium, was yesterday 504“!“qu by
the mmner'u jury of having rattled the death
of Mary llonuelly, the unforttmata cook of
the Iuepital, who was suffocated on the own-
ing of Jan. Lilli-during theprogre-ofallre
ignited by the girl.
A Kentucky Tragedy.
llornntevrunt, lily” Feb. il.—-While hath
Blanks, a weakniinded youngrnan living in
Iliihhmberg county, wart parsing the hint» of
his neighbtir, Marion Browning. the latter
earns out to see him. Words pant! between
the too men, when Browning entered the
house and W a gun. Bhankahegged
for his life, but Browning took deliberate aim
and tired, killing Shanks instantly. The tour-
derer nan.
Dix—Judge ‘I’oat Dead.
Airmen, N. Y., Feb. 9,—i-lx-Jmigo
WYcatdiedathhhenie in Fort Plain
yesterday,“ aged’l? yean. lie
"My state senator from this dhtrlct,
and waaeounty judge eating-gates: loat-
from 181:! to . was a
Manda?” N. Y., when he read
law whit Judge Carly, and alterward lacuna
lib partner. The funeral Will be bid on
Why _~
. Wile National Committee.
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Insurance. ,
Pine. Life, Accident and Plate Gin-as.
1N BEST KNOWN ENGLIBH AND AMERIUAN COMPANIES A1"
Real is at and Exchange Runs,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, - - CONN.
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Houses 'and, Lots. '
Elmwuml Ava-nuc, Lot 96: 210, Hollso 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
Teeth e t x wi ‘ ' . t ,
“w ‘ m ”d mam. "y m" “"e “m“ 0' ‘ Mmlsrn Improvement“. 4 urnngc Home and Stable, Good Garden, 38,500
wfievfitw . . ; E'm‘vu al Ann-w, 1/ l. (lllxililil, boost-quitt- new, , 3,3“)
A 1 ’Nmin Mum Nu. . i. . l'pn: tc' Im- Lockwood place, nmdc‘rn improvements. 9,000
b V a. t. i. .. ’r e at b I
Sewing Machine Supplies, , w I , ,1 , , , ‘ 7'50”
Amrbnwnu. l'nrtr. Net-dice. Belts. clc.. lumirhrtf . mu ,M‘ "I A""'"”‘ o...00. 50"“8W00‘b 2.500
gin-zen: Ifiepalrlug'of all kind.- Ind make.- at i Dh)’, 5m" I. 3,000
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._ why}: ’i'm‘": “59","! ‘ ' ”' “Mull? Monroe htrom. three boon-m. ruswctIVi-ly. $1,800, $4,000 and 4,000
Quinn NIHt‘VAIJC savnvns nasn. l 8W,” smffl' m“ M“ “' ""‘l"'°“"‘"-Y- $2.200. “MIN? house, 4.000
t, I w H i[lowland hirer-t, gnml house and burn, 4,500
.': an l ngwn Street, h' . - r
”W. milflmmm" 12 ”In. mm mm l "13an Turn.» e. good bust».- and out buridtngr, lot 74x2oi), 2,000
and no Sdlill‘IlllyPN‘lllliiri fnnui; 109, c.0000"! Stun ‘1 $9000- W» 2,”
Winn-rm allowed on lll'ytrrflfl. iTuylor Avenue, good bomb and 3,W0
ALDEN SDIAIA‘SS. l'r, ., l I . - . ' '
JOHN H. "1‘33er “an?” ,. a(.hupvl Sm at, Lllnlnll)~ill'll:§ it house, good carriage house and
nit-Iv. .IutiN n. nNAPl'. 3-1:.ann1'reaa : stable, gmumla pm'luUi . nd I hllnllf‘d. a charming View of Long
' n. turnout, : “and ”WW “5,01%
0 . :South Main nml l. ytnoml Slrt'i'la lots 5x150. house l7 rooms, good
Builder and Contractor. % “ 'gz'f“ ’3: '" f“:°‘:""“‘”"' I I I . 0.00
. m I run I't't' . n in. 5 :orrs, '{ )o u use it" poeaeas‘
Work done by thctluy or mntmci. n", [m bml of utter. . L n j . mm. m" o 500
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01:3?“ "' "““l‘m‘l 3L 0" “ "“"- "”- “M '4’- Concord and Sp: nu: Streets row of trrwlnent. 4,“)0
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Plan. furnish-d null fi-uunuu given. , - 1 i. I . i 31.500, ”350
Jul-hingnrnu kinds promptly allt'lulrd n. burnout Nl’W'v from 3000 l" 700
at." v Ann at vi. no-ar M: in - . i . . i . ' - .
l' u lilo! -tt’i.:umli Ntirvvnllzt’l Bllllfilmll "v. n“. In.“ ”a! wk“. A" "“9. $690“, I'm
. I r‘ - rluwr‘ .. , (inlxlwn lllll Strut-Y itflnl llwyviow .‘anuu (unrnpn *I,W and I’m
;\ f " ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' Tnylnr Arr-nun, $250t0800
llnfnlxlri or me his: Cogurhéalmnal t.‘hmch,W-n-r S Hill) Mum Street, $400. North Main Sir-rt, 2,000
l "' m; '1 M Meadow Street, $500. Crime Sin-cf, ‘ am
I ianuforfo. 0min: aunl Musical g. 1““, Sm.” $100 p,,,,, g,,,.,., 600
‘ fllll'lllfilllflll. Room llill mad 2 new l. t.
m: iy but: Box 3') P. u. mmwait. with“. 89"“; Q mt “50 ‘
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L‘,‘;§;,",',’,’f‘ff,fi,fi,‘;'; :2:.‘;,’,hf,,'.l,:ffl m" M my?” ’ O-Ibmn Avon-iv, ztmnuiim and collage, tum non-u, $7,500
' " ATfifiTS . ' ltjottegt-Avv-nue and lluyi S'rert $2.300. Henry Street, 5.01!)
I; It It"; ‘G'I'OV _; So-coml Arr-nun, SLIM, $2.000. Cove Street. 2 300
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Sum-nor In I. E. Quinmm = [ill rm Elm St. 2.5“}
Undertaker & Embolnreni
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Norwalk , Conn.
DR. .‘lrffllN Hill I»
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Cor. West Avenue and Butler Sim-t,
Normans. cos:
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8 p.|n.; Nondayvav'l to 4 pm.
WCcmmunlcation by lclrpbomz
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Is now map-ml in make plane and firal‘ul.
and puporinirnd rho runsirnctlcm of ildingr
TERMS ltlLisusulhll.
tmnmv'tiulor'e building Washington 81..
Norwalk l'. n. llox 1‘15.
American Investment Co.,
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Mimi's, ......................... 75pm
field tumult-ll per rem. Ill"!!! Mode, in
dcnetuinatlmieof sen. emu. aim
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nomination: of em. m run. more. and W.
rim Wmna hmeand 7 per reel. lieu
[tomb in Miniatures of from m to 910.000.
’l’hm [loads and Hour-rev ritually run for 5
, eaddonot exudation-t. oftbe valued
Tum] lab lead lateral»! the-ahead» guaran—
teed by that, and are payable in tbecltyol new
York. The lreelalrondltlm arm on. has been
rxaaiieed tel by our State Baal emulator-era
and “(brim I- new doing burl-"e in thin flute
antler "mm, ,
There bond: and limiter» arr- ulfmd for pale
at par and variant intmt by
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Real Islam and liven-re A ate, 45 and t? feeli-
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CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
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It. mum.
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, Darien.
gMiddle Five Mile River.
‘ House, ‘2 otnriPu nod attic. 7 mums, 2! acres. roomy barn, iota of go: .d mm,
, properly In r-xci-llrnt condition,
$3.300
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”ml ‘urm of 40 non-a, 2 houses, lulflr‘ burn. troll adapted for dairy or make;
untdroing or lmtl‘; 20 minnow drm- f-i South Norwalk, ”minute.
wail: to R‘muytnn dupul,
Two plea-mil rmidcncr-a within it plmrt distance of Dario" depot, on» 0! )0
35.000
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: acm, atrrtlm of \vnlt'r "running through it, hone». It rooms, modem
t improvements. barn. her home, an. gmnmla und improvementa in
, good t‘rmdlllnll. 8,“)0
Who of] not». mind lr use and on. buildings MW
Farms.
Near the city with rmnlortnbb nnnm on them in quantity from 15 to 40
item. Price!- from «5,000 to $18,000
Cranberry Plains.
w Five and one half acres, house 20:28. 8 atoms, new barn, with‘atalln
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit. 32,700
Q‘Pereona looking for Building film or Improved Pro n for in...“
or their own nee. rhould thev not are in thr- litt anything to abltjre invited ml
and make known what they would like. an we may have norm-thing not listed tbht
will prove just what they with. .
Payments on meat of the above‘llsted
arty will he made easy.
MW“
Rubber Stamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport ltuhhor our Company. sample. on ex-
hibition at rooms.
DREW, NORTHAUKB. RELEASES and tenure of IMAGES
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artfully drawn. and titles to ml property we
ACKOWLEDGIENTs TAKEN, (Notary .3.)
watts Imam AND MONEY lit
securities. _
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