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¥mor~emnws usv nouns spent
At no HOME.
We hire. I'awaed tor aim in Vain-ll:
mm to a Complication oi "maul
Dutch at a Lite flirtory That Bead
“In a Balance.
I" You, April (1—me Sharpdiedu
firmer-1 Went Twenty-third M
tum-tom o'clock. Allot bin ianrily
,wervathia meant». hire. Sharp,whr
'w portrated by grief andlay inahafl
more.
Atllo’olockyeeterdav morningiiharp din
phyedruohaignaotteebleaeavthataearriagr
VII tothereaidenceoiDrJoomk,
atfiBEaIthirty—iourtlutreet Whenhearv
rived Sharp war in a mm rtnte and
thawed acareely any aigns of animation.
Brandy wee given him, and every meal:
known tornedicine need to revive him:
*1 Dr.Ioonbcalledagainatilo’clockinthr
arching. Sharpwaa delirium Thedoctor
workedwlthhim and rucceeded in getting
hhnintoaqnieterrtateotmirnl llodidnot
m-toknowhia wile and daughter: Pro-
fe-orAltred Will, it. 1)., thetatberot
Dr.l.ooluir,waa summoned at noon by a
manager lienw immediatelythatmedt
Sharp
‘anddelirlumalldaylong. Therewerelncid
thm‘heoould recognloeandrpeah
bhfiwifoendchildren. These intervals oi
hrtelligmvariedtrom atewminuteatoa
hallhour. Inhirdeliriom periodeheraved
ahonthirlawyerr, Ban-he Cochran endan-
JndgehheflmandhiaeovningtriaL
Ibeearnetitorealirethathewatinndyhg
condition. lie waa tullypoaae-edwiththe
idea that the aaeond trial would beaenm-
pletevindication. lnhielucidintervala the
nmeidmaeemedtopnrmebim. Againaud
humid:
I must get well, and go
through the new trial”
[lie rank lower and lower during the day,
androvernltimerlay mrtlllthatitwaa
tlnrnght death had overtaken him.
At 9 o'clock last night he was seized with a
lit of coughing and vomiting. lie toned
about his hard, and now and then shouted
deliriunsthreatr at ”Judge Barrettand Col.
Fellow: Then he would grow quieter and
ray:
“Butlr. Cockranwillpnllme through all
' lhnowhewill”
At9:lilhewaainaatateotcome. At 9:15
hewaaaeimdwith another fit of coughing.
Gemgefiharnwhowanathia bedaide,heard
thelrontdowopen and rueheddnwnstaira
Dr. H. P. Immliwaa in thehallwaytaking
dhiecoat.
“For God’s-he, hurry up," cried young
Slurp, “grandhtherisdying.” Dr. lamb
ruehednpatain. Hesaw inanrotnent that
Sharpwaabreathinghielast. lieattempted
toadminirter medicine and nouriahmentto
the dying man. The attempt was futile.
Sharp wan slightly delirious. lie did not
recogrdreany 01 his weeping relative. A
tow minutes before he diedhe called out
hmdlyinhiadelirlnm,“llabel; Mabel."
m lira Sharp, and she
wuuhlharetallentothe floor had not Mr.
BelnreIcanghthw. Bhewarrernovedtothe
hank rmwhere aha layin an exhausted
thiiehchelovedhuebandwaspas-
hgaway.
Dr. loomimadeanother attempttoioree
Wilma the throat oi the dying
dementilkwaapourediutohiarnonth,
lauds. Infiehneerantoatehle. Belem
a ativnulant mid be administered Bhnrp'a
weakened heart tuned to beat,nnd theex~
hhgothoodlerrhadgmetoanaecountbe—
youlthereachotjndgee and district attor-
neya Thevenne had been changed tothe
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therarnedirection werevetoed ”Germ
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adoptedln 18Meudeignedhythegovm.
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Thielnlltraeatwred Sharpe muggle torthe am y. M y - . In etlhu naaooa. 2M! aanoon or
coveted {uncommon army mu. city. math-tau “'0?” 3.57m " 6"" “1" M. renown: sen-m '
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thatyear eight when held a eancurand willeellthenriolttorvltem," ,
agreed, lor a heavy moon, to put "I We Min-dc my me ~ ammo”... mmngmm rhonld call on n
the franchise and to had thirteen member! to ““3; “'1'?” W, mm", m ; Minnow-cm mm
overrule themrnayorja veto. The lrancbire With announced we announced to out A. 3‘03 g 00;
war posed to t. On
June”, 1%,wa8harprededown8roado
waytotheBattery on the drrt car. Then
there areas a public eatery. Rumor- o! eon
ruptionwmrite and a lean oftheliruad-
way line to the Seventh Avenue railroad tor
999 years percipitated legal inquiry. .
An investigation cmnuiittoe, with Mr. ll. B.
Lower as chairman, was appointed by the
legislature. Sharp and ottrerr were hauled
overthecoalanndthereeult wnrarnoet
damaging report against the (-onnpiratorr by
the committee.
The tumour trial for bribery, fiharp'a enn-
viction and aentence to four years' imprison-
ment by Judge Barrett, and the legal contest
which resulted in a stay or proceedings, are
matters of such recent occurrence an to need
no mention at thin time. '
THE CHICAGO STRIKERS.
A Bun-or That the Burlington Men Will
. Go Back to ’Worlt.
Curcnoo, April a—There la a rumor citr-
rent thnt the Burlington compvmy and its
striking engineers and firemen have reached
a mutually antistnctory nettlement, and that
the strike will soon he omclally declared all.
It is also stated that the company will rein-
state all its old engineers and firemen as
rapidly on poeelble. General nger Agent
Morton was asked ahmrt the truthfulness 0!
this rumor, but he claimed to be entirely
ignorant of any settlement of the strike. ”0!
coupe," said Mr. Morton, "there are a great
many of our old men that we would he very
glad totake back. We could probably give
about 300 of them podtious to-day, but We
must take care of the men whocame to our
assistance when the men struck." Mr. Mor-
ton admitted, however, that no order had
been issued by the company which. precluded
the rtriking engineer! and lirerneo irmnbeing
reemployed in eaae they desired to come
back.
Chairman Iloge. oi the atriken’ conunit
tee, was asked about the truthlnlnnw oi the
report that the men were all to aurrander
and be reinstated. “I wirh with all my
heart,” said he. "that it was true. That
would settle the whole matter at moment!
there would be nothing further to fight
about."
Chic! Sargent, of the Firemen’s organizp
tion, smiled knowingly, and jocnlarly rev
marked: “Come see me on Monday, and
then, perhaps, we will all know more about
it. Unlem some satisfactory arrangement
ismadethemen will atayouta year, it
necessary, and they may have to do that
yet;bntl amhopeiulthat the whole arm
question will be amicably settled within a
very abort time."
A number of striking engineer: congre-
gated at headquarters, atateli that they were
perfectly willing to go back to wovk,and
theybelievedthatthewhole question would
be uttled within a week or so.
Mdbyllolten Met-l.
Nzw Your, April Gw-A terrible accident
occurred yeetn’day at tb Delamater iron
works. Seven men were cutting an iron
mold. Theystoodonaflankionrteeninehea
wide,croslngapith whiehwaa the mohl,
beldinganironladleeontalning 200 pounds
oinwlteniron. lnaonreway theplank
dippedandthrewthenaolten liquid over-the
Inert. Fourmenwmmoved to lit. Vin-
ellt'r hospital. Theinjurieaoithethren
otherawereattended to and the men were
eenthome. Thoeewhomrvivewillbeiright-
tally diatignred. The tour rnen reriovaty
burnedarel. B. lawrie, “~21”;me-
ton,aged2l; Peter Delaney, aged 2%, and
Hugh Mulihan, aged no, lawrieandllarton
willprohablydle.
Specul- Will (in It Alone.
Pnrnaouma, April 6. —'l'he Evening
Telegraph rays: "Clans Bpreekela bar deli»
itely decided tobnild the big anger refine”
bin-ell, and totake the 85mm or more
ontoihirowncodera Within atewdaya a
number of Philadelpfln capitnlhtl ole/red
llr.8preekeh declined the olerJayingthat
hehadplentyotrnoneyand tbathehadda-
terminedtuinverthh owncapitalintheen
terprireand to conduct the latrines in bk
ownway.”
Drowned While Cine-Inna"...
Br. Annual, la, April tit—The Cedarrivar
atthbpointluheenrfigiaatall day,and
irnewhigherthan ithubeen tor auroral
A wagon load at roan andboyrin
prev Aarlilarnlrtraflae
teem- a snail tributary were
"1K.
mm 1“” Walnut? filmh‘nwm or.
{Slate Roofing !
3 ”me...
We are [armed to do “well” ioh oi
SLATING
Ill lullull ! .
{*Dotetthoneee onlowerlt llo oi A 'com“:
we! try uncle Tool. “ v W
"Yer " laid we.
“ at' look at 'm, and weep."
Water lit. (unit of llaviland South Norwalk.
for 250.
an,
Odorlese
stables.
‘Ilayuundllros
lm porters Agents.
Jacob M. Laytonl
lira! Below and linear Amt.
llill at fill of Marshall Street. GeneralInsurancelgencyl
South Norwalk, Conn. "”- “’““" mm" ;
Halal, Bailll ll“:
uncle (larch mnmllgmv Apricot- were no
mmmothlog new but a we“ memory, gone into,
eenemuptton. ., .
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"I am timid." refilled my uncle Toby, taking Kiwi; I
pi Iron hie snout ."l am alveidlbatlt in nawerl.l
:3“ Acllppedzeocoterleit corn you bare tau-n for?
[You neatlarreader thuthm war no llaritto .
n leTehy'lrrdliJlmhe bode-P ll 81”] Bflfllllg
arid" 15:” mgokféflw: ‘a’nd’hi: "mun; vcryi “a 088 a a B I
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opportunities 0! a lifetime. ngle Peal H088 0l00l0 B000lllg
buy and buy again. A good thing will '
bear repeating. 2i ctr. a quart canal
or 5 cans etoo at g " '
Billie llnmslul’s l“ m...
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HARD WOOD WORK.
or nu. sinus.
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Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
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Plate and Sheet Grass.
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Steam Sawing, Planning,
and Turninw.
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lrslnhcr Yard hvtwcen railroad and carnage
bvldgca.
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w IMPORTANT SALE FOR SATURDAY.
100 doz. of French Woven Corsets, 59c. per pair. These are imported goods, and worth
double the money.
50 doz. Gents‘ linen collars, worth 15c. each.
We will sell on Saturday at 9c. each, or 3
35 doz. Gents’ linen culls, 3 difierent styles, only 12ic. per pair, for this sale.
I 2.5 doz. of Gents’ medium weight undershirts and drawers, either white or colored, your
choice for 24c. .
We will sell on Saturday 1 Int 01 Holland shades, spring fixtures, all leading onlors, at '
190. each. This price in for Saturday only.
100 Black and Blue Boucle Jackets ((0, $149; worth $2.50.
50 Ladies’ spring jackets in checks and mixtures.
for Saturday (1!; $1.95: worth $3.50. . ‘
Just arrived, a new line of Spring Wraps.
trimmed with jet and lace.
We will make a special drive, on
We have one lot that. we will run for $5.98,
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45 Main St., Norwalk, Gt.
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PARLOR SUITS 3
From $30.00 Upwards.
General Sewer Contractor
in pr red to make crmnectionl with main ecwer
pl n thin cit on the mt iavorahle urine,
lea lute
log to connect withthe recently laid
more in thin my will tind it to their advantage to
Dining Room Tables, gun on kin. are
Sideboards, , F- M. PIERCE
Lounges and Court-hml ll“ 90.3"“ Nomtlhm- ”mew,
AGBVI'S Volt Till: .
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Standard l-olding lied. . WASHINGTON ST.
Callandevvlbenr at oar waveroonu. The dent?
H l' the W h" the m’ 0 We have now received a full auppi of new drugr. ‘,
’and invite Inspection "and trial “ ‘ oday we are
to call.
AT H. s. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE,
83 Main St., So. Norwulli.
l'lrul imperfections detected and
“all!” Chairs. Pill!) P'llghl ,— . 30“. cooling eye film ‘3‘ gm
Chairs, “It Racks, Book taclee to meet mmairinzg. l
'ascs . , . .' " (llama re . on re ea c pr a-
b , ’ cu ’ “r l "m elplertoid’eetp any correctable defect.
Optical Geode. Pebblee, to. con-
slanlly on hand.
The Public are nepeellally invited
“mm-...._.-...-.w.. ..-. .... Souryl'nhllr. Acknowledgmente'l'akcn. . ,;
DAVID STOW 5 Railroad Ticket-r. Baggage comm
0 to Destination. i
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Wchavelmtrcccivedthelargut and fine-wt flock: SEWE RS. 0 V V
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cor, Main and HIM Bl!“ no. NM
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run my" ”“1111“: 'miie-wnote 'ch
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an it: ”gum!“ 'Deetm;CorntdI hearth
Which lathe nothing inite ' .; n ,;
in durability. economy, working «Ir duplicity at Mannie.
The are minute
Everthlng of the Best Quality.
‘l'hatanbe had. "thaehanyenewhowanbte
llvewrthlathevrrneanleall atn
WM“ “a
cottage onhernanvlon. Agog; —
LEAD" ING BANGLS‘
clout, Inter ehcltaadre
plain and with warming .
raven. Almanac :flwguumcl‘ggazlw E'I‘afdeiellfi
dearer plea-e w
SELF FEEDING STOV E, min the place, corner lain and run.
1 the 'lorordiniux reel. Cylinder-tonne!
or filialarelormallorlarproo-l.
Kim, Pl'llll'lllll'.
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GRAND OPEN
TUESDAY
We will other to the public BARGAlSB exceeding anything in the pact.
arrange. but we will demonstrate it by the following Imzm
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Aaailliaea'l’ewdmterllreate. worth” onto.
Aaaflflaulleck'foweirtrfltwwm militant».
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MP.K.ierdeeata.wortllOeeate.
Window Drapery and IIplrolatary coeaa
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mmnhtbwflafiuiuflawlmmte per rant. lily-rd wide.
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content-thorn
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to " T." ” ...MinJorX: " " ‘5 ” ” Ladiee‘lnllvegalunadelloeeialtxcw.worthflmle.
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ladlre’ all linen llraretltrhrd llandherrhide for
M It
ING OF SPRING DRY GOODS
APRIL 3d, AT 9 A. M.
We have no arranged with manufacturer: that we are enabled to give better and lower pricee. This fact may aeern
worth to crate. 1 ,_
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, ’ am I. 0 flé'fi‘xmméfli'gr hula w lch to have Aflzxflfix' :2: 2:: rtoék git. {$11,521: “3:34 malty; L‘E’E 3’ RAVIOHD, .
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l at rhort notice and and in the meet elilltnl man Attachment. Pane. Handler. Delta. out. tar-bled mm W “‘3,- Work done by the day or contract.
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LES. ‘m
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mmmauthJorBXeeltneoldehealmterneeau.
mumuvanmnamnmu.
w u n a u u “ n
, llahlt cloth, iota. for 99 ante, worth 31.15.
1 Mrnnmudnmrnurelanmmerma
l Wawealdraflaueatbatoolrhaeucamaumhichiaqulilytadeeloranaube
"mummy!” Abotoonr llaeot unwound-called Pajamwhiehwe
annillaltortteratlperyud. Mgeodearetotahthanlan-Mneoteltllng-
hamhaltweolaadaarraatldtnwaal. Itylnuwndatuaetlve. ‘
laallllactpodaneanavaateraatirlaetlen
, mannaIltyIIavyhlaekrtltterIi.fl.wevthtt.ro.
1 noyearu-IermJ—Irynleotmr
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ammunmmmmnxuala
WJevteratawerthle-atrpnyaed.
nwmtdcnammmnmmmnm
I. we will not! Gingham at 2 canto par
J. W. & M. S.“
:68 Washington Street,
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Upon examination of our gonna we are confident you will any it in beyond expectation. ‘l‘hta to but a email perenni-
ago of the runny gooda we would like to mention. You" no ,
SMITH. . ,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler