FAITHFUL LAWER FllARSll.
HE STILL BELIEVES IN ”ME. ODEv
LIA piss DEBAR.
I'hs Justine Will lint Accept Ill- ss a
Mas—A row lore Tales or the
Beans emu-net's Career—Au llutline
st the Mouse.
Raw You. April Molina. and “Gen"
DhDehrandtheLawrenoeeare still con-
Inadhtha‘l'ouihasndwillmbsblyrcmain
thanutilthsdateaettwthstrlal 'l'he
mmmmsau lin—
medlatelyorclatru Ichuhlin's olilce,
lothetsuislsdsparunsos, and the man are
hssparatseslhlntheisaium Alltoor,
howvvw,lisetatineals, whiehareaerrsdin
alwivatedluingrorsnin the female depsrlr
lquDehartslkedtreelytoareporter
an exoeptwkwi speakingot her “alleged
brother, tintmnFBalanm,” orotltandolph.
Mummndmemedtoheinasgood
nitrite as when receiving the innititudeoi
cancsstthe‘fl'emple,"onhladieon avenue.
“Ianivu-y comfortable and happy" was
the-nifingreplymade by Mme Dias Debar
tothereporter. Bhehailjustreoeiverlacall
from ex—Anemblyman John G Bord and
AttorneylohnD.Towneend
“I haveseenno spirit! ”Vibe MM,“
die smoothed out thefoldsoi her richsilk
drn,“hnttheyu-yoomestanymorneut. l
havenoncedforthemnow. lwlllstsylong
enoughinthe'l'ombstowarrantsgood case
(a unlit-ions prosecution. As for bail, l
hateenoughpropertyol myown to go my
bailillwantedtogetreleased."
Itwaanidthatlmtherlkisrshcalledon
HinaDi-Debaryesterdsy, anditisoortain
lhatamsn. hisdescriutionwentin
with Lawyer Townnnd, but Warden 0e
hanesalditwas not Mr. Harsh. Whether
aruothtr. Marsh visited the enchantrmi in
Upsilon, hehasnotasyetsbownthe
slightest tendency to weaken in his faith
“What diil'ereuce does it make to inefhe
“unfriendflfirhetheraho u the daugh-
teroflolalMontezoruotf Ihareeecn what
Ihsreseen,andthatisenough forme."
Itisnothlr. Marsh’s fault if the pmphem
langulsliesinjail,forhehasoflered twiceto
nipply the requisite hail, but Justice Kil‘
brethrotnans toaocepthim.
Mrs. Din Dollar is well remembered in
KannaCity, where, itislsid,ahe spent sev-
:ralmonthstwoyearaazogiringsoances
indprodudngspirit pictures. Manypromi-
nent people attended them, among whom
were Judge George W. McCrary and or-
United States Circuit Court Judge John W.
Beebe. Among her reported exploits in
KansaCity wasanuusucceesful attempt to
blackmail theReleoberthiird Collier ny
forcinghimtosignacbeck, nnderthethreat
olexposingsunealleged misconduct on the
partotthednctor. Herefused to sign and
heard more of the matter. Mme.
D'uDeharleftKansasCity $400 in debt it
Escharged.
Lawyer Townsend’salluaioutotheflnmlor
we is indicative ol the line whlchthede-
Em proposes to (allow, and thereisarc
nnrkable similarity between thetwocasa
ltienowtwenty-six years agosince a pho
‘ngrspher, William H. Mumler,ereatedare~
rimrkableexcitenient in thistownhytaking
photon-aphid people in which, behind the
litter,theraappearedtheinoreorludistinct
outline-Mannie other person, suppomdtobe
irelativeorafllnityoftheoue whosepictnre
wastheprincipaliigure. Oakey Ballet that
. u'iuemsyor,senthfarshal.lohn’l’ookertobave
‘akpioture taken, and upon Tooker‘s com-
plaintlumlerwasarreetod onthechnrgoof
Wwdefraud and arraigned before
Justice Bowling at the Tombs on April 2i
IUD. At the instance of that ardent Spir-
’tualiat, “Judge Edinnnda, John I). Town
mdappeared for Minnier.
The when was repremutod by El-
ridge '1‘. Gerry,snd many Imminent New
Yorkersweresummonedatwitne-es. Elmer
testified, and his evidence was cor-
robaatedhythat of Jacob Kingslaud, that
llumlerhad tskai a photograh or him, in
whichthsspirlt likens-dadesdsonsp-
neared, whose photop'sph had never been
'nknnduringlite. No one against lumler
wasmsde. and hewas dhcliarged Heatill
mitts-id, tiresome evocation of
ipookpicturstsklnginliaton.
new Bowen's My. Scandal.
Rn mm, Awil Iii-The developments
mthe Sergeant Sham cigars: picture
Death at Capt. Willia- Hathaway.
iloanovr,N.Y..Aprll15.——Capt.wmhm
Hathawsydiedat Chuter,Pa.,on Wailine
day, in his 79th year. Formsuyyssrshs
:F WI'Ig.
. bled Themflold and trap worked to per
FA arena-mar caucus.
We Felonies madly lssrsd by a o.
as-ptlve. Door Ila-suing Ghost.
hrrrial'auafl. Y" April “—71: new
are! weeksaghost nil-orbs- balm
abouttown. Thoqookblooatedinthe
dwellingat isrtenutreet. Jamescarney
lives on the first iloor tndlrs.
andhertwochmmuh floor sham
They hate lived in the home several months
About threewedeago they were rim-tied
by ghatly min: during the night. The!
hesrdinoneottheroomsthesoundois
hacking «nigh, which would be repeated at
lrequeut intervals until thedawu ol' morn-
ing. Doorswouldheopenedandshutby
some unseen M. It a door was closed
itwould spring opsnalniost instantly, and it
Witwuuhl clues withs dam, and yet
no hand touch! it.
Mr. (“army is a contractor for mason
work, and is a man olfairintolllxenceand
not easily frightened, but the wughiiigol
thatghoatmadehishairrinoouend and his
[wquaka The mud of an; calls
fromhndertbebedinone of hisromns, but
when they moved the bed and looked under
it they could discover nothing as to the muse
ottho coughing. Doors that were carefully
(arterial at night were found llnfllstolled in
the morning.
The Cnmeyand Moynahun iamiliesbecouis
demc‘rnliwl. On Monday night lasttho ghosts
made suirliarucket that Inth familiar took
refuge in oneromn. They heard with blanched
faces thodoors slammed to and opened by
some invisible agmcy, while the coughing
was more violent tlnn over. There were
raven persona huddled together in the room,
but the ghost did not seem at all disturbed by
their presence. 0n the following day they
need the premises, and nothingwill induce
them to enter them again.
BOTHERING THE BREWERS.
A General #trike Fillcciml-‘Sllppol'! tron
Coupon and l'lgnriimkel'l-
Cmcrxxa'ri, April li-The strike is still on
at Moerlcin'r brewery, so for as concerns the
bands who engaged in the walk out Thurs-
:lay. Forty men are concerned in the strike,
and their places Ilh‘e been filled by non- -union
men. The imprefiion prevails that a general
strike will be inaugurated very soon. The
boss brewers claim that the agreement en-
tered into between them and the locnl union
on May 18 has been violated by the Moerlein
men striking.
CHICAGO, April H. —The beer browers'
itrilie stands juiF-t about where it did at first.
When the union declared at dot break on
Thursday that its memben must go outal
number did not obey, but stayed at work ‘F
Yesterday, however, runny of these lagganis F
followed the lead of their commdssnnd johicd
in the strike. Others of the nrlkers, who
had, according to the statement of the brew‘
are, pranisedto return. didnotdoso. Nearly
all the has brewers report that they can do-
lireralltho beat wanted. They srarhceiv-
lng a number at new men, and do not think
the trouble will last long.
an Your, April li.—'l'lie be. brewers
any that 1,900 non-union workmen have
already signed applications {or employment,
and that there is no doubt that the breweries
in New “at and Brooklyn will all start up
Monday, irulepeinlont of the old workmen.
The latter are equally confident that the
issues cannot carry out their programme.
Bothsidesscoutthe hleaof mskingany con-
cessions. Cigarinakers' Union No. ill have
voted to aid the brewers in their threatened
trouble.
Wrecked on theflftcuh.
Cna‘rnall, Mam, April ll —Thc schooner
Nettie M Rbgers, of and for Orleans, Mm,
went ashore about. one mile and a half eouth
J! the life saving station The breaken
[node a clean sweep over and filled her with
whiter the crew being driven into the rig-
The life saving crew startoi to rescue
them. but before arriving at tbewreck the
tide hail ebbed considerably and the half
drowned and half frozen men junipd for
their lives from the end of the howrprit into
the surf and crawled upon tho beach. They
were cared for at the life saving station.
Thesehoousrhwellqioothebeachaiul may
heaved.
Lily field's Murderer Dias on the Gallows.
rmcs Faun, hlinu, April ii—seis 0|—
ien Bolling, the Norwegian murderer of Mini
Lily Field, was hanged yesterday afternoon
in an incluaure adjoining the jail. The scaf-
foldaudropes had been team! and worked
iatkfactorlly. The fall through the trap was
live feet. The drop fell at 1:75 p. m. H»
lung’s nook was broken and his muscles
warmly twitched. lie mumbled the scam)”
without faltering and showed little sign of
(ear. He seemed nmst alarmed while the
warrant was being read, but scarcely trern
fcctioo.
Albany )Isltsters no on: on smili—
ALIA”, Awil l£~1hemalhucrsemphyed
by the Taylor Brewing company quit work
yesterday on account of the firm’s rein-l to
signtho agreement“ last year. Thecoin-
pany feel sunewhat aggrieved at thesctlon
oi the Mrs, who, they claim, violated
thecontrsctexieting hetweonthafirui and
the Knights at Labor since last Octohw.
OldOak a-ambly (cooperamst interning
sndrenilvedtostandbythasetionol thesis
and port. work's, and in each brown-y
when theywent out the coopsnwould go
outalso. The Brewsrs' snochtion inst yes-
terday and agreed to look out theatrihsrs.
A Cut in Baton fro- chleazo to Boston.
CHICAGO, April M~The ChicagosndAt-
lanticrosd yeaterdaycut itspanenzer rats
[rein ChicagotoBostmt‘J.makin¢aIl‘l
rate, against ltasilowed dilibrential nice!
.19. 'l'hecompsny alleges that thecut was
madebecsuse the Lake Shorerosd fails to
makesnyextrachar‘oon itsrastlhule train
to Boston.althoo.h it charges theatre on
in train toNewYork. 'l'he Chiesgoaud
Atlanticoillcials-ytheywillsithsr force
thelake Bhoreto make sneatrachargete
Bostonordrop itsvestihule traiuserviosto
iaeath. 'liswhns tor which hem isn-
:aiesd todeathwastha murderer ansan
suntan aanisil Isrthal’sndemoo Jens
use. Banksohlrnsd thstthewomanhsd
Whimuidoo harlogthls hswsnt
linettohsr
called hwaitandtot
UFHFUZG'N M20
maor QZHUFHdw
M
Station. Fire minutes ride on care to South Norwalk.
THORNToN 1]. SMITH, F
Lenox Hill Building Company.- 0R
nowar-ron' cums. F )
SOME : A. grams
SEASONABLE JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
F I‘lae Watch repairiax a Specialty.
B a rgma i n s. 'FSpe‘ctaclesand Eye Glasses.
' [llllll [Hill GFFFFE.
heats the town, try It.
Dried Apncots Price 35¢ a lb.
for starting: make just splendid F DANIEL L’llolllMBDlEli
sauce, and oh! such pies. Cheap; Washlnslon street Brldsc-
at 2.26. lb. F
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SEWERS'
Prunells for thcsnmc purpose, .
13, n». F. M. PIERCE
bum ll
Lemons, 15 rts. dozen. SEWERF PI I’E
AND
Oranges. 300, elsewhere 35c.FlGellel‘ul Sewer Contractor
connections with main sewer
on the most favorable terms.
Plenty of good Baldwin apples. . Wm hum“: u, m “m,” m", m
Feewers in this city ”will and it to their advantage to
It IS , tailors “1:1.le
I. ‘ M. PIER C E
Box 20, South Norwalh, Ct.
F uovsuosic RAILROAD:
F DANBIIRY It NORWALK DIVISION.
l‘ine new mode Butter.
rosy. Price 30c. elsewhere“ "2;
to 35.
_. ‘1‘...—
. , Canceled December Hill. 1381'.
| F Phase-gar Trains.
[ ' SOUTH.
' Lv. Norwsik. Lv. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson l'o’ml
78:a.ln. “haul. 753nm
NW»... 956 " 9M “ no "
l0!!! “ 1032 " ill 39 "
lilo Phil. ‘11!) thin. 41;: pain
704 " Hind 715 "Hind 72.." "H'I'd
NOltTll .
Lv. Wilton Point. 13.80. Norwalk. .IlrJiorwalk
’H‘P" .32 a. ‘II. lined ’91: auui. l‘a'd 3;; lined
“m” ““m‘s‘ 3311...... Fin-n... tiifi.
DOORS, 153p. m. s it -- 5 is p, :i.
BASH’ Bulbs. 3'; I rum 1:?) F- Ilse-i to or lune
HARD WOOD WORK. W. ll. some“. Vkehes. lid Gen'l Hanger.
or Ail. "3118.5'" “"‘3' Magma",
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
ll0lltu’l'0lilc DIVISION.
Due-her ll. 10!.
leave Brlksport for Pitt‘eld.
..._..- .w M. ,- 710a mated-line's l
l9.“ " “
P18“ and Shoot Glass. 13%" Hired Fzmsmgur Illh.
, '52?) F... aoeugnuo’a .
Steam Sowing, Planing, .5...,.,_,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,
and Turning. 3,3}va or: mung;
MulberYsrdhetweeurailmdandcarrisge "" run: Jam“
sir. N. ii. at ll. RAILROAD.
ill] at foul ll lariiall Street
Jaa. minim.
m. wan. nous IA".
ax wan-.w r as.
South lnrwalk, Conn. 535:“- ”my, m .. “a“?
.. forces. w l: fine-nu.
Ell " ' w -- Mao's:
alt " umsi. ”.50 Acre-
. 733 local Ia. Elly-Jim h
m -- hulls. Lit .. in
us -- balls. to» 12mm Way.
~w-m--~~~--~w 3g; Loo-In pg; mm
W' ”a” ‘- mi. t“ ” In“,
no -- Acton. no -- aim.
MATHUSI-IEK lgurwm a: :: wig-m
in ;- Asian. m :3 manager»
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“road and Triumphant." Fig 3 lapses. 5.3 g :33: h u
mama lanolin. it: 3 we“... “z. y m"
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arouses. attention. arousal: 0.15 ”m“ in" neutral...
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souvwaasaarss. “Militant u. -- aecoin. “ ' ' '
swims andltssa in tune at ens--
:uartsrthsaspeosealdatnsrpmo.
1. 0V!!! "M“ 08! m}. loan as» lamina.
Immune-unseale “‘1‘“me ”“21:an
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on not a iiiriii no... as 3 m a.
It Cashes ”sum sun Itasca, Go’qn. I”. o. F it: u
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Building Sitee for Sale. Cottages Built and Rented. Choice Lute all m feet. Now is thaFFtline to buy and build. Fire linutea walk from Rowafioll
Five cents fare. Quicker thsifhorse cars to Norwalk. The Corning place to build and on. Prop-
erty advancing. Lots at Very Low Prices. OWN YOUR OWN lion AND 3101' PAI‘FING BENT. Every Person can buy and build
on our plan. We will build for you on port payment. Plans and talent one hundred styles of modern cottages at low figures. Call at our office
and inspect the property and no what can b- done in the way of owning your own home. Call on or address,
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
- Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
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soll'l‘ll 303WALK, CT.
JPPeolrwell.
1 lanes Black. Water bL.
Norwalh, - Conn.
Being unable to manners
HARNESFS
'l'ocoinpeiewlthlsrgeeosmna l hare tom the
agency of wool the on... and establieh-
mcntr in the state for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, 55c.
Pine Harness To Order,
F'filmfififim wherelwill
or no can-oi.
Lent has Come
And wesieprepwedlolarulshsil kiadsot
Fresh and Salt Fish
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale ”and Retail.
CELERY
VEGETABLES,
Florida.
LEMONS.
Canned Goods.
Larahee’s Snowflake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
min delivered at short not lee.
n. ' HUNT & ZELUI'P.
A FULL lalhlli 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oil's Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Herd Oil Finish.
Wire Steel lloor lllats,
" ”Hummus
W. afio‘hmno.
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of
SPRING (llllllllll'l'l.
And will Open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOT-V'é
-0N__.
Saturday, Feb. 25th.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
Illw
So. Roi-walk. lorwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire .Life, Accident and Plate G “
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN mam AT
Real Estate and Ex
45 & 47 Washington Street“
sourn NORWAhL coon.
TAYLOR—5’; c .j ‘-
CARPETS !, CAFRPE S!
'l'hahrxustttoehtoseleetinnotanystoreisthsflatast
mLowest Prices for (Ia-”‘11.
NM so:
”3:“, ”3:5ng pret, wmmmmumem Bury
WINDOW SHADES.
”WW‘ mm“ mmwnflmflafiwgg
WALL PAPER.
"ritual STOCK 017 NEW? ems. how-Immune Plats Gale.
muykszhtoaupenou. WithstM'lctoIbperroll. perroll.
FURNITURE. ._ ..
Cotuaesfltatlaapteus. ”hadrons-lumen. Ishmael-um .,
Emmfi'iflfiw; Swim. MSdmmu’fi';f
prices lallbyrzaieslm lipids-ens. We “salsa-sheen
HOLLAND BIIADIS
pone. 12%: connics’
“den-Mhestnhaeniu “branch mm
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