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A DESPERATE BANK mu
HE reins 70 even. THE mu on
name uavuour,
“Nemaianeleadlagnhm
II My lire—W ”(lithe-e.
mmm-uhmm
Bum PaJamh 7.-—At 11 unlock
mmmmmmw
National bank were all my engaged at
thdrdelka Aatrangu-enteredthelmilding,
andadvalimdto the miiier’ewindow. Per,
ammamnwaepaidtohim. AM
waltiuafiat thin the man said hardly:
“numb." The tone attracted the
Mo! everybodywithin thebauk,aail
newuimmdiatelygivenionnduflendthat
newouldnotheadmlttedbeymdtherail.
mum-mudmm
chaste thewindow, he drewa piitol and
pmheditlnto‘lir. Tomlinaon'v face, at the
.metime-yiug: “1 limit come in.“ The
cadiiclookedathimealmlyandflllfidina
slightly aaicaitic tone: “Put that pistol
away;youcannottiightananyonehere.”
“You dui't mare worth a omit,” anguished
tumuheturnedelowlyhnm thawin-
dow. Whenhereanlieda point about mid-
waybetwemthedeekroltbe exchange and
Mt clerk: he mddenly tuned, and,
makinga spring, pistol in hand, be cleared
the railingwith an agile bound, and stood
among eight astonhihed and frightened clerks,
who, after a recond’s deliberation, made a
eiiunltaneombolttortherearolthehank.
Lookingcoollyabonthim the bold robber
Wafibdflm,acaahdcpoaitwhlchhad
‘heenreoantlymade. Thihehadetowedaway
in his pocket, whenCashier who
hadnot joined the stampede of his clerks,
grappled with him. Desperately they strug-
gled,tlieoneforhia lrealorn and the other
tor the mlety at lib trust.
Suddenly there was a sharp report, and a
little puller unoke circledup abouttbe away-
ing figures. With a groan Mr. Tanlineon
releuedhisholdnpontherobberandsunkto
the floor,tbe blood pouring from awound
justabot'ethelelthip. Theballenteredhere
andwqiar through, incoming out above
thought hip. The amnilaut, without a glance
athisvictim, turned to the money drawer,
aeinedarollotmoneyamouating mStle’iaud'
amchmhand rushed out by way of the
cashier’s door into the main street,
There were four persons in the bunknt the
time halides the employes of the Mink, and
when the cashier tell they mado their way
hastily into the street. One of them had the
premnoe of mind, however”) give the alarm,
and hundreds of citizens gave chase to the.
emu. Hearing tin cries of his pnrsueni"
the man turned, and leveling his
pistol fired into cro'wd A butcher by'
the name Of Inwis Bilch fell probably illOl'
tally wounded
At What is known as the. Elm street cross-
ing, about a quarter of a mile {min the bank,
the desperado, seeing that his capture was
certain, put the revolver to his head and fired.
Bodied in ten minutes. lie was identified as
George A. Kimball
Kimball was well known in the oil regions
and was the [amatee oi the Kimball pump
In the accident on the New Y ork, Ponm3 l—
vania and Ohio railroad, Feb 5 last, at
Steamburg, F. Y. ,hewasinjnred about the
heartaudit'mclaimedhehae been deranged
meethattime Hemmyearsolagennd
nptothieafl’airhaahorneagood repnhtion.
chance in ten. Tomlinann is married and
haaadanghterdyears old. Hie father and
motherhothruideinl’hjladelpbia.
Ari on Deal oathe Stock Exchange.
Nrw Your, March 7.—Stock Exchange
brokerareoeived their first severe linen in
oildealingyeeterdayanernoon. Oil opened
”9334, and continued along through the
morningaethmgh giing to hold firm,and
mmmnm-mmmnm:
upwitharnah until the price reached the
dollar mark, amid the wildmt name
Thunwaearmhontbepartoi’the beanio
mandwhorrowcai-tificamiomakegnod
”deliver-in. JAKohnk (30., No.19
Bmdetnet,beingunabletohormwormake
ddivmieatheiroilwaehoughtin nadir the
rule. 'l'lieflrmwaedia'l 34,000baireh,and
cashdlleapedto unprecedented figured”,—
000 barrels costing than 81.10, and 15,000
mafialflnmghregnhrdeliverieewere
madebelowD-toenta It is stated that the
.movmtwaaarraagedby members of the
CW Oil Exchange, with the help of
the Standard Oil company.
Canada'a Railways and Canals. ‘
Onawa, larch 7.—-'!'lie annual report of
the mm of railway: and canals show
that during the past fiscal year there was ex-
panded on canals, for construction, 31, 873, 000;
for repairs, 31W. 000, (or trial andmain mainten-
ance, 06,235,000. On railways, 83,313,!!!) for
oonetructhti, and $1,152,000 {or Ital and
maintenance, a total expenditure on railwaye
and canalt tor constructiui 01 85,187,000; tor
mph-s, 0100,07», and (or stall and mainten-
anon, “WAX”. The total mileage covered
by the liner 0! the Canadian Pacific railway
onDec.31wa04,6\56. Thenrnount paid the
Canadian Pacific railway by the government
unaihaiwaeenuntia $29,000,812. The total
la- in the working at government railways
during the decal year was $312,000
A noun-d More Idle.
Fir-ream, larch 'i'.-Abont 1,000 men
page, except that there was not millcierit
work. Themenclalmthatthereieplentyot
work, aearme at them have been working
omilmeiwtheluteix weeka They think
is mid of a strike, entire-
eolvedto thebnllbytheliom aniline-
paidtlie workmen baton they could avai
Wdtbeopportunltyoilered by the
O..B.and0diillenlty.
E
ring
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the Inhale-Rewind “would-ai-
maintainer” Dwain
new “Namath-ark
d ouch-tat, the
Wham-ruminatio-
ream FRIEND.
mam'lflar-
(Mini-Wand“
llht'tl'hlntliaHddjumle lithium.
Bromi- Alcott'the poet
MISS AUTO".
uteventheyoungeatotherreadera
children all over the country were tie-iron,
at least, an irreparableloin.
THE RAILROAD STRIKE.
mil he Tied Up.
Cuicaoo, March
patches received at headquarters yesterday
ton freight, and a third that the Chicago,
lingtonpawengerticketa A tom
which are based upon good authority,
under the ban of thetwo organizatiomi mi»
married in the strike, and the outlook is that
they will be tied up before many hours.
At the oilicmi‘of the company the isual
, Hecate view 0! the situation was given The
lreport of General Pamenger Agent Morton
, shows that on Monday l-lil traimi were in mo-
tion in lows and iii in lilimis, and that yo»
teniay 200 were moving in the latter stain
; and Sill“) upon the entire system.
It was learned laat night that the grievance
committees of the Milwauko and St Paul.
andt‘ bicago and Northwestern mark will I? I
lbm b
sembleat the Grand Pacific to-day
little doubt that this gathering will be called
npmtodealwiththaperpluing quatinn 0t
interchangeabletraflc.
AN IRATE FATHER.
la la Ill-ad! In!“ wan. m to
[larder Ilia brim-law.
Norman, Kan, Marat—While John
Geary,,a farmer living near here, wuat
KamCityhfisamyfllil daughternn
nwaytoParmandwaemarriedtoayonng
manbythenameol' Parker. Theyreturned
to Mortimer and mmied with (lover-nor
Mortimcrmn’uncleobthegrnan. Unicorn
ingthefnchithe gitl’anlhnr-huckledon hie
Wand wentto Mortimer’ahoue. linde-
mandedthnt youngParkerho'emit out, re.
markingthnt he intended tokillhirn: Par-
kerdiilnot goout,and '
walk about tnehonee until daylight,whmi a
brothcrot the groom went ontandendetv—,
uredtopncilyhim. Apiatolehotwuhaarrl,
audall firshedont.
onthegmnmlileadwitbapietolballthrough
his heart, and young Parker stood over him
with his revolver in his hand. Gary‘s [idol
waetoiind lying ontheground wherehehad
dropped it when befall. Parker, who in but
a boy, acted in self—defense.
Canada Investigating Trusts.
Orrawa, Ont, March ?.—-'i'l'.e committee
appointed by parliament toinquira into the
Moi comliinosam‘ltnnitsiucmm
commend work. At yesterday‘a lilting it
waedecidedto summonnnninbarot wit—
ne-tromtheprincipalcities of 0mm
principally from Toronto and Mutual.
Noticewill be inserted in allleadingCanr
dhnpapere asking peraons whohavegriev—
anoee against combinations 0t anykhid to
tnrniahtheconimitteewith suchintorn-tinn
no they ponies. The committee h- min-
maied lie-raldghthonnd
at neutral, well-known mm or
ingar,torelatowliat theyknowoteumhhee
inthatconimodity. Mr Btarke, ot‘l'ornnto,
haealaoheenmmmonedtotell abonteonihi-
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Mannie-layman's»
Home, larch Iva-little”-
Iionila Hey
man," “Little Hui" and numerous other pop-
diedmdayathevhmnein in
thetilthymrothwage. B.- 4%
Wm
mathedeJiedinBo‘onclnu-d.
I
liwAlcotiwalonedthemoetmmlarot
all the numerous writers in the realm d
juvenilefictionmrvlshewaeembrined inthe
hearisiiotonlyot children,lnit ot grownup
men and women as well Her characters
were principally drawn irom lile,aiid the
treated them in suchapure,aimpleand real-
iticmannerthattheyaeklomlailed winter
Showuparticularlylondof children,“
aoroon as they could macho! obtaining her
works. It seenieiltobeamntual admiration
theanthoreni and her juvenile clientele,“
tothe childrenher daathwill he,loratillie
A Probability that M Wooten: Ronda
7.-Unles the chiefs of
the Brotherhood have the diplomatic faculty
0! disguningappearanoes some vtrategicmove
is in tbe‘wind It is more thansuepected that
before many hours the pawns oi the obese»
‘ board will be in motion Among the (lib
were two announcing that the \l’hconein Ceri-
tral and the Panhandle were takiig Hurling.
Milwaukee and St. Paul were accepting Bur'
ported: thoaotiou oi Mondays conference,t
.u ,cnceinBulgaria is illegal. but shelias not
three of these roads have placed themselves
cmtinuedto
(inrywaefoundlyiq
g5
lid
1.
WINHIGHPLACES. V.
name GREAT more woexai-Iors'
roe emvm mews. *
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European cover-manta ltlll Worry Over
ummmrmou
ragyueaeellawdaw'amaaaul
or the Melon-bridge naturally.
Plymonthdockyardaeandal show: them-
iiectionulirectandindiraetmt alarge num-
berotpuanua with ewindling
ayltematic
wotaelraracteruamllyheldinm
7‘ ypranntl [actuarial thieva.
yolthepmlonhnflieatedamot ole-ea
iarranovedikomtho. whichpecnlatorlot
fixture and junk are anppoeed to demand
irom,andthemethoduniployadbytbe coo-
spiratonarelomidtohavebeenot tlnmeak
thinlarniadeitlulearnadthatioreometime
part worm qimntitieaot teakettleaten-
poteand other M havebeenrmugled
into the government workrhope, tin plated
audainnggled out againto private partiea
' 'l'lieanngglinghubeendmietlirnngh «not
the ruidmoavobihe implicated olilcialmw
required the million“ alarge
pumhothwithinandwithmtthe yardi.
0Serra-l firmlare-idwbeinu
plieated in the swindle, and thennniber o!
arreeta tlmt mid nebuarily tollmv a
thornughexpornnoftheaflairlw’omiiatobe
awalliug. Doubtlueflortewillbeinadein
behaltotanmeol theeriminatedpartieato
aiippruthemattermut itisdilficulttoaee
howiheyaretobewieee-tnl. '
Thewarofioehaabegunapreliminaryex—
aminatioujntothecaleoflaj. Templar. who
iaaccmedotaellingtheocretaotthemilitary
balloondepartmenttop’ivatepartiea 'l'eui
pier, It will be remembered, divulged the
moretolthemechanh'notthe war balloons
to a Birminghm manufacturer, who sold
eeveralballooucon‘rncted alter the plane
thus obtained totheltalhn government tor
neeintheAby-inhncampaign
The notification of the povte to Prim
Ferdinand tint his poaition in Bulgaria is
illegal'ngerierallyngardedasatriumphior
Rmaiuceiromtheilnt the maria-eu-
deavoredtoincitetheaultan to suchaction.
Unlemitlballtranapirothatthereir mea—
istenoeanagreement between England and
spoutibletorherrqiudiation of Prince l-‘er—
dinand‘ 'a proton“ Autria will certainly
resent this newmove andat thesame time
imiifl upon a lull Iiieckmreof theRiisian
[mgr-mine betore pawiively permitting Per
dinand tobeomted ltiatme that Austria
has barrel! admitted that Pmlinand's preo-
gouewfaraemcommit herselitohiaenpul-
sion. Alla! the powers, however, are now
agreedthat Ferdinand has wright to the
Bulgarianthronmand Austria's aoquieaenco
inhbwithdrawal lromtheconntry aaenisin-
,evitable, though it will probablybeaccom—
fpanied by the Minter “"lean in
‘suchcaam. ltisbelievedthat PrinoeNicho-
,lasoi lenchtenbcrg. who reside- at St. Po
.tersbnrg,willbe Ru-ia‘k candiihte (or the
Bulgarian throne when the inevitable expul-
eionoiPrincel'erdinaudshallhai-o been an-
compliabcd
Thelmlon mrpontkm bar rejected the
pmpaiais of the Brush Electric- Lightcoin
puny fora «attract to light the city, not in
theintermt of anyotherapplimnt. but mlely
thoughthepainiully apparent circumstance
ihattheyarenot yet alive to the [act that
anymovement baa been mark- upou the
oldryrtamoloutdoorlightiug
'l'hecouncilof Cambridge university ha!
reportedadverslytothe idea of conferring
degreesnponwomai. .
New Juroy'a lll‘la Hula. Law.
Taurus,larch 7.~Jl'be senate yateniay
afternoon paced the county option high
licciniebilloverthegovemor’svew,byavm
otliiayeetobmys As soon II the bill in
iigned by the presiding oflrcrs of thetwo
hot-ea itwillhetakenbyfipeaker Dickinanai
iotheaicretaryotetateandilkdinhieoflloe.
It '3 now a lamina“ intentsandmrpoem
ltwillgo intoeflm May l.
An Important Declaloa.
PHILADELPHIA, m 7,—in the supremo»
court yesterday Mr. Jutice Pan-in decided
Mawillonm prob-ted (-anriot beannullnd
hyavcrdictdajnryaetorealeatate. Willi
oueaprohatedmuat be omitatedinthelegal
wax-III if the validityisedahliaheditia
:onduiive against both real and pcramal
.Wfll"
Without the Asking.
Woossocir'r, ll l.,laroh'i—The owners
ottheSocialmill,Noinmmillandeibemill
have advanced thewnguol their 2,000.1»
phzyerfiperoent..owingtocheapeottonaral
good Iranian. The unployu hadnotailic-
itril the advance. and were agreeably stir-
prbd
Paved-g 0pc- m
Waaum, larch 7.~'l'he Ionian: has
m William ”lathe change of its
ruhbywhich atreatyniaybemade public
flmfllmm'mffl’tb‘
iiredhyamajorityottheeenaie.
(Ilene Voting on Woman Salvage.
Bonus llarih 7—The home yesterday
named to thin! reading the bill granting
liceaee mirage to women The vote was 100
7 woo, with II pair».
CONDENSED NEWS.
Thatrialolficheelo, {or killing Could-hie
Drunken at New (‘anaan, while thehtter
waeeerving a warrant at arreiit torilhgal
Iale of liquor was begun at Bridgeport,
Conn, yesterday
A young lady in Toledo 0. ,ievuilering
lrnniaatrangaailmeut thathaschangedhar
ikintothehnentauegro’a'
Dr..Jll Parvmawallknownphyuchn
otllddlatowa, Del was itrnek byatraia
whiledriviagacrn-thatrarknear hklinme
andiratantlykifled.
Widow Johann Your-i, cilia-mo"
iellintotheh haltatherhomeandwfl
bundled-it
“to” Itc- Ont.
ha.- mu' m
i
lama, Invert—Investigation into the '
Austriathat'l‘urkeyalmllnotbeheldre- '
lmJoImDaleyaadtwoekildn-iwmr
_m are ,
EDGAR LEO],
MOI mymmlflflnoflay
aa- nomads. eon-m enliven,”
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Mw 50 IAIN 87., BO. NORWALK. (11'.
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Teeth union! wiiboai up: by the use at (lav or 2
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ATTENTION. l
Sewing Machine Supplies,
AttachliutlJ’lrtl .ialteedullel etc. tarnished
General Kayaking n! all kllideanduiakaa
laminae. (...l EMILE“
Ba 3 5L. mlwwalk. ”I 1
SOUTH NORWALK SAl’lN/(is BANK.
ill Wuhington Street.
an?“ Dallyrroinfl tonam.,andirom 1 map. I
onflatnrdayevenlngllrnms ins.
Winter”: allowed on Depoelie
ALDEN iii lliLllAK
.ioiiu II braille Vioeim- ,
53:17. Jolihi ll. KNAPP. we. uno'lrm
Builder and Contractor.
, Work done by the day or contract.
one [not of liaviland ill. on Water. PA). Box or:
allw
J“ c. (drown,
Carpenter’and Builder.
lfnrnlehed and letlniateeuven.
Jobbing at all kinda wouptly attended to
Ann urea.” nearlain
P. 0. “8. South linrwalk 0t.
ALEX. S. GIBSON.
Orpniei of the Pint Congregational Church,Watev
bury. Teacher of
, Composl tiou.
78%;], M Box 39 P. 0. .. NORWALK. CONN.
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l2 Railroad Place. - in. Norwalk.
Pants words fl (I); Suite to order for 818.017 Er-
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Concord St. " “ “
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Cheetnul Stuart,
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Coach Colors,
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Wall Papers,
Spring Styles.
Hiltsm to v.00. doable roll. White
Blaaka 20 in 30c. doable roll.
large assortment at
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PAINTI N G ,
Paper I] angling,
Decor: iting &
Calcimining.
Lent has come
And we are prepared to l’urmeb all kindest
Fresh and Salt Fish,
g ‘i‘o 4 Knight 5:. Residence 3 Ear: Ave,
: m} 3 n Vol-walla, (Turin.
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normaui. cons.
once Houn—L’niil9am_; inani (“Lannie
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' W Communication by telephone
\‘r. s. rumor.
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and nopmmeml the construction oi Iilliilnge
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2.800
3,500
2.500
3,500
South liain .ii .2 ll'l)lpuflfl 52m £6 lot 65:150. Home I7 Rooms, Good Barn
all in go: vl mnuhtmu.
Pic-nib Main Sin-«L .i- .m .1 acres good Hm and Barn,
.. i...
Ely Neck Road
Modern lmprovcuirnta,
u u an
E Day Street.
‘ Monroe Street. thrce' non-re. respectively.
Haviland Street. good hour's and ham,
West Street,
Taylor Avenue good houea and ham,
bland Sound [rum piazza,
Day and Water Streets
f Hamlin-m Avenue. Ni [eel front,
‘ Prmp- ct Place.
, West Street,
Summit Street. from m to _
Elmwmd Avenue and Bayview Avenue.
Meadow Street, 8500. Cree-Street,
lnw Street.
\Ynodward nil!
Cottage Avenue, Double Home.
Van Zant Avenue.
Lot-i on Plvaonni Avenue.
Home and Burn, ten more! had,
'Lot on I’ll Ming Inn»,
Lot on Elm 8L.
property m excrllcnt condition.
walk to Rowaytun den-u
I; one and our building,
acrrr.
Wanna lot
trimmer.
will prorrjmtwliatthey with.
Payment!
matte-anon..-
m
court.)
Woodw aid Avenue, $2.2M. Springwood,
Spring Street, two honour, respectively. 82,”, double hours,
Turnpike good house and out building, lot 74:250.
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenement.
Building Lots.
Golden Bill Street and Biyview Avenue (corner)
Taylor Avenue and Wort Street, 82.500, Taylor Avenue.
South Iii-in Sum-i, H00. North lain Street
House and Burn min acre, $950. Home and Barn, two acres,
Norwalk.
‘l’m-i at 15 none. will). Also of 3 arm,
Darien.
Farm 0! 40 aeros.2bouera. largehara. well adapted [Ordairyormarkat
gardening or bolt: 20 minutee drive to South Norwalk. 10 minute.
Balding Bits or improved
they not see in the
and make known what they' would like, an we may have eonething not listed that
0,000
6,500
3.”
3.500
Elmwooil Avenue, Lot 80k 210. [loner 401m, 14 Room- with Liaito,
Carriage Boone and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 00:200. lionaeqnite new,
North Main Street, oppoaite the Lockwood place modern improvements,
3.000
9.000
u - “ 7,000
. 2,500
» 3 .000
31 000, 33,500 and 4,000
i, 000
4.500
2,000
2,000
Chapel Street, com-indium and well built house. good carriage house and
etable, grounds spacious and well ahaded. a charming View of Long
250
$1.500. 82.950
700
will to 1,000
$1.01!) and I,”
3250 to 000
$3,000 and 2A!”
200
5W
. from moo—1,000
East NorWalk.
Oshawa Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acrre,
College Avenue and Hoyt Street $2,”. Henry Street,
oiborn Avenue, Fort Point Road. (Inner.
87,500
5,(lll
4,1!”
hmaudm
West Norwalk.
$2.000
1,350
21,000
2, 500
Middle Five Mile River.
Born? 2 device and attic.‘ i mane, 2} acres, mmy barn. Iota ol good innit,
$.30!)
.500
85.000
0,000
Plea-ant malaria within aehnri dun nice of Dorian depot 1 acre. good
. Farms.
Near the city with commit-hie boner- on them in quantity trout to In 40
Price- from 05,000 to 018,000
for tin eatment
lint anything In nit. are invited to call
onmoat of the aboveileted prop-
%ortywfllhemadoom+
: Rubber Stamps.
Wemwummmmmy. Samplea on ex.
aorrmrom mm and uremia oi nominee
carefully drawn, and title- ”1 real ”property marched.
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wane panorama) AND Item omen III rate and «II-u.
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Norwalk Chronicler