PtATT Alli) MILLER OUT.
A Compromise Candidate to.
the Front.
_..._.__——
'All 0|- 812“ Hill.
T" I) "031"" 0‘
lion the t‘ohlnei titands Now According
to the Theoretical Mate Halon-Gen.
tlnrriwu line a Very "my hay with
unin- woken and (alien.
“humerus, March Lo'l‘ho notable do
wlupIIn-niul lhcday Inthe way of cabinet
gI-sip is the entire dingruntlement of the
New York “unseat it is louldly pro
claimed that Plait and Miller aroout of the
race. Early latch-ulna Willlninl‘l. tit-want.
nrnnufthe famous Seward. began to take
llic p-rihoa of the compromise candidate for
cabinet honohs for tho Empire stale l'lalt
and Miller men achnitted that their favoring.
were distanwul, and a majority menial to be
in favor of Isl-ward. The consensus of
opinion in the Arlington house lobby llilll'
can»; that the cabinet Wuiil-l surely contain
lllnlne. Wanmnnker. Noble, \i‘nnlmn and
Palmer. Friend-l of (lover-nor lllhlf have
been making strung efforts in his behalf. but
Senator Palmer's pIsitiIIn is looked upon as
too necure for Ilia‘hnlguliiflll. The name of
Whitelaw lie-Id was vaguely suggI-dulna a
top to New York. htit the Republican editor
was not held in great favor by ill" prob-r
sional politiciana
The Arlington. win-re tin-II. Harrison L~
stopping. “Ala |~~~.I-,;Id all day by politicians
and would-be . lIi- I~ lI-Il-lcl‘d. The jam in the
ltllrllll“ Inn at iums m great that it WM al-
most IIupI-ssildo- t l lilIIVt'.
The prmidI-nt-I-lwl “as up early. He had
barely time to tinish his breakfast and bar-
riedly won his cv IrresimnlenI-c when the cards
of callers hogan to pile in on him.
Several state delegations of Republican
l‘rtlgl'eatilllt‘ll called in a body in pay their re
specie. Among [lime were the congresmII-n
from l't'llll~.\'l\‘llllill. Illinois and Wisconsin.
l-L-Ich delruutluu reports that they merely
shook hands Willi Ucn. Harri-on. extended
inngratnlalions and exchanged :IIIIII‘ pleasant
reinnrlin.
Uen. Harrison took a walk alone early in
the day in the vicinity of lawn circle. where
he used to live. and at 5 o‘clock walked out
for exercise with Mr. Miller. hi. law wrtner.
He retunied to dine with the Illl'iIIlIt'rs of his
party, and passed the evening in I'N'Irlilllg
visitors with whom special flppnliillllt'lih had
been made.
.\t 9:th .\ir. and Mrs. llth'll Harrison and
MN. McKee drou- tn the White Home and
lind II brief llllt'l'\ iuw with the [Il't‘rlllitllt and
Mrs. Cleveland. Hen. Harrison retired at ll
o'clock.
AN INAUGURATION EVENT.
Samuel .l. ltIIIIIIIIll to be .\lIhIi-rccl
the (i. .\. ll.
PHILADELPHIA. .\lart'li l.—Uib.‘ ~-i' tir- Inn.t
interesting incidents of the l:i;iil;ll:ll‘zllll)ll
day celebration at Wa~hiiigtuii on Monday
will be the initiation into the “rand Army of
the Republic of ex-h‘iu-nker Samuel J. linu-
d_all. who will ls- Inu~tered in under the most
flattering I~ir unstanvts that ever surrounded
the entrann- nrccruit into the order. By
medal diqwimition fl provisional post. repro-
Ienting George G. Meade Post No. l. of Phila-
delphia, will be organized. The oflicem of
this provisional post will be as follows:
Commander, lion. William Warner, Kan-
mCity, coIIIIIiaIle-r in chief of the Grand
Army; senior vice mnunander, Thomas J.
Stewart. Ilntiutl'tiiiullt cIImIIIanIler of Tennes—
we: junior vice coInIIIaIIrlt-r. W. Wayne
\‘Iigdes. CnitllllltlldI-I' of Iii-urge .\II-u-lc Post
No. l: officer of the tiny. junior \‘lt‘r: mm.
II Iiideruf l. l’. Longer Post No. l; "Hirer of
t e guard, C. F. t'rnnc; chaplain, U. linrry
Davis; surgeon. lL Wilkie Martin.
Although a member of congress during the
war for the Union. .\lr. Randall found two
Into
2 occasions to tender his serving in this field,
" In the outbrezil: of the war he was a wrgI-aut
of a Philadelphia city troop. and he served in
the CuInlx-rinn-l valley. in Pennsylvania.
Maryland. and in the vicinity of Bunker
lliil. .\lartinshurg. Harper's Ferry and
Charlestnw'n. W. \'a., during the first three
montlts' campaign. During the Confederate
advance northward into Maryland and Penn-
sylvania. in Mill. Randall was the captain of
the troop and stirred during the emergency.
He was provoet marshal of Columbia, PA,
for a time during,' the period of invasion.
Connecticut Furnish” Harrison’s Home.
BRIDGEPOBT, Conn. Mai-eh 1.-—The agents
who were recently intrusted with the duty of
obtaining a span of horses for l’residcntclect
Harrison, after looking over the animals at
Banium's winter Ipiarters, selecteIl a pair of
spiritel bays at the stables of H. D. Gates &
Co. The purchrbe was made through J. P.
Onions. Not until the. bargain was made did
, hcknowthedmtination of the horns. When
5' the order was given to forward them to
Washington Mr. Omani, who is a sound Re.
publican, was so delightel that he threw in
the handsomebt pair of blankets to be found
inthe city The horses are bays. seventeen
hands high. exactly alike, and the most beau—
tiful animals ever sent from here.
Programme of the Presidents.
\i’asmxe‘ros. March L-Prcsident Cleve-
land and Gen. Harrison have agreed on tho
following programme for inauguration day:
After tlieeeremonits at the Capitol the ex-
pnsidcnt will return to the executiveman-
sion with the pnsident. After the serving of
light refrahmcnh, which will occupy but a
few minutes, and to which no guests will be
invited )lr. Cleveland will take lean: of
Prisident Harrison and drive to the rtxidence
of Secretary Fairchild, and Preside .t Harri-
ml will [iru‘t‘t’il to the reviewir; standin
front of the \\ hitc House and r iew the in-
unguralpmctxsion. Mr. and .‘irs. Cleveland
willgu to Von \ork on TI: day or Wednes-
day.
All Historic Book.
li’asummm, March l.-—Bii'. Clarence
Winthrop Kiwer, of New York. has obtain-d
for use on the Innsioa of the New York I on-
tenninl in April next the Bible upon which
Gem-go \Yafliiligtmi took the oath of tilice ll
praident of the United Sum-x Thmugh his
lather. Mr. Henry C. l’mih‘l ‘.li Clarence
Bower ha< to: It]! led to l’n-si drni-elect Harri-
am the use ~f tins Bible on t‘uv (”Illusion of
his inanJuIal on Monday ll-‘U. As Gen.
flan-tum brc -u-,:ht his family BIb‘e with him
n is Immune-l Le IInIv prefer to in» that book
an Mondav lie has not yet given a decision
in the matter.
III-w They Call In ludiannpolla.
\i'Asiiisu'ros, March l.—ln an interview
Rina“ Harrison said; “Washington is a
.zreat improvement in one respect over in-
dianapoliz In the matter of callenr. Here,
winnavisitor desires to see the general”. a
card is mt in. Out in Boostedomtb
mtunforvirimiotocomcuptothehonu
and". “landmark: andSo, amductrao
bib and, made jury: etc. cud: hing
“film (which: than. and
We all flh h
Wow-m”
-w -..——_.——
. MURDERED BEFORE HIS FAMILY.
—.__-.
An Aged I'enun Inn-la IMIIIII ~2I..I Dow-
:ilul LIIIIIIIIII.
:- AIM: Il.l'. I.I.. .\l'ua l. I. l-I-I: . ll the
t‘\- IIII.; llll' lltlllv- of Norman l'IIIIu rc- l', at!
newt fame r ll‘ mg on the pILe. tin-1w nulls
rod of new. In.” Joann-n town. “as enter“!
by twoumskod men clnuuluu In be It'll'V‘l'o.
with II which i\.‘|l‘l:llll lI-r )ew‘lii that bad
ln'li ~iulvn ll‘nlll II pmldler iii the III lulllltl”
howl :ubaut llllll‘ up. .\ll'. i'IIIln-I‘,.u r Iiiuw
Milly Iim'niIIIuInI-nl lllt‘lil tliruu,;h the house,
but became suspII'i-Im and allplw-l “Lilli in
currency and more than that ill swarm”
from Ii cupboard drawer iIIiu lIi~ pocket.
The men then i'ullllllfili-ll'vl him, at. the
poinlsol revoln-m. to him l it II\I'i‘. 'l'liiai ho
l'clIIr-Ihl ln Ild. 'l‘li” llII'II lll‘c-l qu I-liuin into
in. b III). lillilli: lIIIn nlnI-ut in~tnutly. They
tI-Ik lltu money on! ll l, The aged Wife.
with llt‘i‘ Innnly oi IlIIlIlII~Ii. Mine-Nd tln'
l“llll lIlIu-iwl lutil‘tlI-I. but were llII'ciIlI'Itul
With III-nth if they gum an alarm. and it was
full} an hour before lb.- Im‘ui bell “in I‘uug.
Sui-chm; lull‘liIN lllil‘dii'll the rabbi-Ix through
tlnuuow. but failvl In capturi- ”will. lie
numbnggi'I-gniur; Hg»!!! Imu- IMIIIIIITeml
fur the IutIrIlI-rI-r‘. u ho. It caught, are likely
to he suuunnrily Ill"Ill II Illl.
AME RlCA FOR AMERICANS.
l'rcsiIlI-nt Ionic r' n .\IIIIIcs-I at the t'~-Imun
firm of the Itcpublicnn la-nxui.
BALriuonr. .\l.II~I~lI l.-"’l~lli‘.\t.\t't||||l annual
convention-If the Republican league of the
United slilll‘vtlli'llol at Ford's opera houw.
'l'III'I-omI-nii-III was opened by l'l'INlilt‘lll
lu’mter, llt'lllll'lltlll"t‘vl the lit-3'. .\lI-r-Iinlei
l‘I'nudfut. of the Second l'l'I‘~lI_\'lI‘l'lllllI‘lllll't'll.
\IlI-I imuked the [In in» bi '~~»|Il,..' nwl nib-red
a prayer.
Mr. Flbll'l‘ IbI-n Ilt'lHI‘l'i‘tl lll'vlltl‘li‘ti‘" to llit‘
convention ll c-iucluIII-Il thu~:
“Hail to the I‘I-III' new \llllt“. and let tin-
inscriptinn be written ulm‘e tho innrtals:
‘You come as lln-pubiicnn \ltllt'.‘ with loyalty
in every III-:II'I' 'l‘licti for lll“ future tin:
kngnehnsudmtiny. :IIpl let it, stand for a
true and strum; goreIntIn-nt. We are mun-d
that the foreign pulley “Ill he an Auwricnii
policy. I-II'II great Illtlll “Ill be seen-hwy of
stain-.Iiiid tho .\IIs-I-II-un ii~ln~rmcn will lu-
prulA-ctcd all alum; the .\ll'll'l'. even in lllE
roost of Maine. l; t the league proclaim in
favor of .\ino-I'icn for “it“ .\uicri-nus, and
thus nnirntain our national digniiy and mm-
Iiicrcinl pin-spI-I'Ili'."
t'nulriwlin: IIlIl \iilh New.
lilizuu. 3’ .l.. .‘IlJI-I-h l.~‘-’l'lie Union
County .\v. I'l:lilii.‘ll~'1'.cll' pI-IIpIm-sou the
IN'VihilIll 'l I' I- ii I. . ll on's not to liliwbeth
on .\pII! ;".'tool.~pl. .' In tlII pr-«Mmdonuhhh
will use ul‘l him thrnup,‘ .I the t ity an exact [11»
rm- lllflllnll on ;:~l III: IIII un- 'Ivns of the agil-
culturnl lllilill‘llh'illn Ill u~~ li century ago,
with other novel fI-ntuiw, contrasting 1759
with 1M9. The president‘s visit will hciunde
the (I‘t'I’blI'vIl of a _:~'III‘I’:Il holiday. and all buy
iness will be Mb}: Inlwl.
More lIIuliclIm uh .\cziiluit li'c- IImI ‘itny iwr
NEW Your. .\larch |.——'l'he grand jury
yestI-nth anI-I'II-nu tiled thI IIIIIre iIiIliI-tr
merits in the l\'u£~-5lfl)’llt‘l‘ raw—one against
l\l“‘illlll Wmnli'ull‘ fur Inning on Sept. 3’,
IW'I. fraudulently imp-II sumo”: prI-Iorrul
utin'knf tlII-t'iuI-Innnti, Hamilton and Day-
t-III railroad. and the other against Ives,
Suiy'uer nnd Wouh'utf for hnvini,r on June .3.
151W. fraudulently ixsuI-Il ._~".I.'I,IIUU of pi'i'iI-I‘t'ral
stuck Inf the Nlilir' run l. These are all the ill-
dictIII: nts which \\ ill lr' found in the ca»:
The New (IIIIIIIIaIIIII'r.
ALIIAKI'. March l.—i|c1nrtnicnt Com»
launder ii. t'iurk. of the U. A. ll.,lias ar-
rived and taken "we‘d-In of III-:ubplartcm
Lost evening, he auIInIiuI-ml the following up-
lrIiIifIIn-zits “ll bi. >tntl‘: .\. .\. l'I-Iitield. Hut
013. thue-go. it\\l~l.'tlll :IIIjulnnt general; W.
ll Stulclai-l. .\ ll Stillllllrnl, .\.»ruiili, .1.»
si~tIIntqIIw'IItIIIiII'McI gczue-i'nl J. W. Smith.
I'm: ill Ne -w \uik. in.~pI~ tor general: J. l.
Snylcs. Post if. Home. juvlgentlvc-cate.
Found Dead in II llnoin.
UIILt'iIlII's. it. March lI—Jl'he dead body
of .l. l‘. Claw. of Washington, l‘a., was
found here in a room at the St. t'lare hotel.
He had committed rii't'iIlc by swallowingn
hirgeipitintily of "Rough on ltzits.” t‘ltué
left a letter to hi~ l'i'lllll\'t"v‘, stating that he
had Ilisc-Ivernl lilr “llc was untrue to him,
and lhllllll llI‘i' in a hotel at l’ittsblirg with
her pat-amour. H.- n~~ign~d this its ”10 cause
of his rarh :It-t.
Lint-It's ecu-re I'lllllhlllfld’lll.
monstrous. .\larI-h l.—Th0hIIn.-cof rep
mntatives. b_\' n lltkl’ly vote of hi to 4|,
mwxlanwdution prupuslng a fine of $150
and suvpousion fortwelvmlnysof Representa-
tive Lint-k. for hisnasault upon Representa-
tive Willard. Linck's >u>peilslnn covers the
remainder of the term. and amounts practi-
cally to expulsion.
Paris green was thrown into Raymond Wil-
son‘s well, at (,‘lierryville, Me. Fortunately
the fact was dio-ovcml before the family had
used any of the water. There is no clcw to
the authors of the ouIr.I"e.
Murdered on the hint t.
New \quI, .\lnrch l.—DaviIl Watson. a
burglar and cx-convlct, stabbed and fatally
wounded Adolphus Hughes. at No. 178Thomp
sou street. Both men were colored. They
quarrcled about a white woman named Jessie
Incite, to whom both were paying attentions.
Watson was arrested, anti his victim removed
to the hospital.
Cinndlan Women Wan—t— to Vote.
PARIS, Ont, March l.—A large public
meeting here, presided over by Rev. J. S.
Williams and mldrewcd by Mrs. Mary Sey-
mour Howell and others, has Voted a request
to our members of parliament to exert them—
selvm to extend the wharnentary vote to
such Canadian women as now have municipal
suffrage. __
Murdered After Making a (fall.
OXAXCtII-x. Va, March l.—Twelve mil-s"
from lIcI'--. in Aceounic county, Cornelius
Anniq we» fatally shot by some unknown per-
son in the doorway of Mrs. Taylor‘s resi-
dence. He had been calling upon that lady,
and when leaving, about 9 o‘clock, was shot
down.
Husband and Wife Suicide Together.
AUBURN, lnd., March l.—Ashury Riggs
and his wife were both found dead in bed at
their residence, live Inilqs west of here. They
had committed suicide. The couple left a
letter myiug that since the loss of their only
child, a son of IS. life “as unendurablc.
“est \ lr;lnla' a Solid Delegation.
Calm-pox, W. \',a. March]. —Uovernor
Wilson has iisuod certificates of electionto
John D. Aldermn and J. M. Jackson as con-
firmation from the Third and Fourth die
tricta This Inakesa solid Democratic dele-
gation in congres from West Virginia.
Another Park clllll'll Victim.
HARTFORD, March 1.—-A‘rticies of clothing
belonging to A. P. Whitney were fonndln
the ruins of the Park Clairol hotel, confirm-
ing the belief that hi- body wu dah'oyed by
fire. Excavations have ceased.
‘Funily Trouble .1! Into“.-
Yul. Pa. larch his; annual-
fimmtd‘tgdly “ml-um
her-It in ht hula
nil-vacuum
SOUTH NORM]! EVENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY, MARCH 1,1889.
RVEllstNG IIIEIn ms.
Parnell. Forces Now Assume
the Offensiw.
50 Til.“ Iltll‘ 'l'lll: .\IINNIVI l'liI'fl'l'l'
I'I‘Itln'l lo Ilamlm-I l'mu- ii“ the \lmiil'
uni Iilalue- Him for Not lisp-Mini; I'iuoit
IAN": .\K-I—lII-niv'd Wurulu in l‘ till Illit‘ill.
ll‘lvll \lrIIIIu-re. rkl‘ilu'l.
Man-II i
Tina-S lllll'IN‘l tell-I:
lII ll.“ I hid Hi im-
Li I» itll'lill'll I I l"“‘
'.II.\IIID\‘
I'wd “Illi the l':II.I li lumps. N'l‘ I‘lI...‘l--~.
ltnw ll wll l‘l'l‘ . lll“ pi l__w u :l linurn IIIIII‘
an lain-i. I'I I. i I ii Iii it'll " ~ ‘, l‘ ...- .l piv-
muted lo p.,, : ., l. . - iv.-
liouseIIfm‘Iquon- :I :nI ;_r.u:!.- ! that
surhnrep Ii “ill L.- pI.-~.IIi.--l. “inn-b Will
enable the tIlI‘,hI-\.li‘-Ii t I lllllil k the gun-ra-
Incut on lllI' ~IIing- ‘I
Mr. t':I:II,I!v~;l !--l---_-r-Iph« fi'nui \:II .\I I“!
that he |I:I.~ ll ILI-l : u II:.I~I-I-f l'igIItt.
.\ Ila-hull lil' ju': I.» ,m- :I lHilIlil-‘l to Mr.
l’lll‘lit'll llllh ll.‘ 'iI llilu‘u lip \\ illi t‘lllbllhlli‘lll.
llr. l‘IInn-ll has Inliumtel llm IiIu-I-ptnuce of
the honor. luv-I tlmmilh
III-I'ry will be Il‘xlii‘l to 1 I\‘-'-l‘
The Standard. II-ivl'I'Ji; In lir- t- Zinger til
Tlic‘l'iinm’ en»- in rep. ll'l t tiw lunged l’nl‘v
In-iliie lelloi's. ankt-l Wit) .\l 1 l‘.I uvli did not
take lllt'lll'n hint-elf to prme that the ll‘lll'l'n
alleged lc have lawn written by lillll were
form-rim. lie \vould line. The Standard
myv, ”luti'c Niml hint-elf. the publicaII-l par-
linIuI-nt from all trouble,
.lllm
.l I\ L. .
lI-I'Il lbw-
I.I‘
anxiety and u»-
pcurac. Ashe I‘I'fl‘lilli'Al from pursuing this
course.hecnulpcllwl the public ludmw It~I
own concluuun. and. if the IIII‘I-I'ciiw lin~
becuso injurious to him. [lill‘Il.‘~> rump-b u-.
to say he has only lIIniu-ll' to ll‘..i'Ili fur it."
In the littllrt' IIi' i'UlllZIIIIIh lr‘si night Mr.
Thomas Sexton. Nationalist. gave notin-
(If anwtion lII comp-i tlic IlIN'lINII‘IHIf the
lithium of the hill-hrs who had pledged to
associate themselves with Col. Snundei'mn,
Conservative IIIenIh-r for North Annagh,
lrelalid, to violate their truths of olmlieuco
to the (‘l‘ll‘fi'll in the event of a home rule par-
liament being granted to lrI-Iniul.
Mr. Timothy llenly. Nationalist, said that
Ill view of the fact that Attorney (loin-ml
Websterhnd received in November i'igutl's
suiteuu-nt to the effect that he could not
stand a can; examination regarding any
lugluuully he might give concerning the al-
legal l’ul'tiell letters. he llll‘ltlyl would give
notice of a Inotion dI clamp; that Sir Richard
Webster had forfeited the confidence of par-
iiainent.
Mr. Shuw—lrh-vre. Liberal, in n sll'tx‘ll,
clinrgwi the ll‘lall executive, .\lr. Balfour,
with takin" adianuige of the parliamentary
recent lAlllM reuse the rigor of his" acts of re
pneeion toward the Irish people.
“v. Joseph i'lInIIIln-rlnin. l nintii~t, nd~
dread the house. lie c-IiiteIIIlel that the
opposition sprain-n. l|\'IJlllHl the main imue.
The home, he mid, was askul to (ensure the
governnwnt. This inquest denmndcd, tint.
that the views of the government necking to
Slit't‘usl llw Ill‘tN‘lll one allmllrl lit! .\t-f. ful‘lll.
ll“ Nilll the "pl-pith!" should explain Its
luillt'y. Then there would be minelhing
driiIntI- pr. \'lllml ill the country.
In lllI‘l"‘IllN'H[ tlieclchato Mr. T. \V. lins-
irli made II :tntI-uicnt which sax-med to accuse
.\lr. Dillon of paying for the defense of mur-
dL'l‘I'l'S. .
.\II‘. Dillon ewlauncd: "That is ll foul lie."
The speaker coll-«l upon )lr. Dillon to Will]-
drnw the i‘cnmrk. which he subaquenfly did
upon Mr. lluxwli'. Iii~clainiing any intention
of ln-n-Iiuil IIppliczitiIIII in his I'enutrk.
Mr. “only .u'cuwl .\lr. Balfour of having
made a IIIi.~.~I:ItvIu~-:It in reference to the
U'BIien niatII-r. At the speaker's mph-.4
Mr. Henley withdrew the rcIIIIII-k.
stormy Scene in the Hungarian Diet.
l’rzsril, .\lnrch l.——A alurlli)’ scene was
enacted in the lower house of the Hungarian
diet, the rmunsptiun of the delute‘on the
army bill givmg rise to 3 Violent demonstra-
tion by the liltfilllh'rs of the opp-mun".
After several IIII-IIIbI-n; h.IIl pro-enrol their
objections to the lull. l'rune .\liniatcr von
Tism rose and attempted to reply. but his
voice was drownel by a torrent of hives and
grains from the lelblll'll. The disturl»
once was continued for N‘Vi'lill minutcs in
spite of the repeated prob-sh II! the president
of the chamber. When order had been in a
measure rtstnnul. th-i prim»- rllllilslur bag“.
his II-ply. lie was n-lwutully interruplul by
tthppisitiniI. and finally. ainidngrcnt up
roar. the debate was aIleIurnel.
The Italian ('Iubiut llo-n-lgas.
Rolls. Maia h l.-i'l:( ll;I.inII ( alum-t have
tendered their l't“l,,'illl$l|lil~. 'i'he l‘l'lwlS “'1.
brought nlnut by IEI- growing hostility to
the additional to: le__u~::‘.iiun. Sig. ('rispi
was to have Iridium-d the I‘lilllliln'l'S, but
after fl cabinet couar i it was IleteI-Inixml to
naign.‘ Had the unpupuinr Ellt'urlll'c nflt'lfl'd
n \ote it would haw “or -t with crushing din
font. and this Ilenu l' .I. “'0 in: rr-awl the diffi-
culty of fanning ' a II ~W Industry.
2H] for Their ("\ll Retirement.
PARIS, March l.—-—.\i. t'ieIiIenm-nu Will pro
ucnta bill to render all present deputiesin-
eligilde for the next chamber. in order to dis
abuse the pill llt oi" the id-a that they retain
thaw-ir nits. from peivnizil and [It'lulllfll'y mo
tins; “a
Alcvmiclriu'u lit-cords DI-niruyul.
ALliXAXIIiLiJ. Egypt. March l.—Tln~ l‘l’gls
try illicu; have b I destroyed by fire and
the l'I',,'l.~ll'!‘- Ii’ :I~.~.-.~-nIv-ut and taxation of
the city and other iiugni'tunt records are in
ashes. lt l> cqu-iwl there will be much con-
fiL-inii in :iunun-es In consequente
A (linsslplng Boy'l Punishment.
\‘II:.\.\'.\. .\lnrch l. —A boy employed in a
printing nilin- in this city has‘hecn sentenced
to six months,‘ impriwmneut at hard labor for
repeating stories concerning the death of
Crown Prince Rudolph at variance with the
oilic in] aiiiiounu merits.
Saekvlllc’a Slit-crown
Luxnox. March l.——'l‘he fact of the forth-
coming :IppI-intnn-ut of Sir Jillian Pauncefote
asminlster to Wmhington is seIni-oillcially
continual.
Another Canadian Colonist.
.\‘I:\-. S IIIIK, .‘lalt'll L—J‘fliu ll. Cleveland.
pimidenl of the it. B. Cleveland company
(luniie'). \\'llult'.~.’il~' Ilt'fllt'l'l'l in sooth. at No.
47 (mtlmnlt street, with branchts at Cape
Vinwnf, N. Y. (where Mr. Cleveland first
established th- llllrl.‘.0 s). l‘ictou. Out, and
London l‘llglllll. bunlmuwaro-l. and ru-
more are IISi- Int lluit‘ .-I. llili smut $4M“) of
the cm: Ilul I} I; iIIII': -- y and about “NJ!!!
bumm- .l Ir-- -:.I fr: en l>
'I'Iwk liq-wage on lIi-s I-‘niihleu W.ife
Nzw Your: 11. .Itii l.‘-1l:ltlllll~' llyan, oi
I‘JJ Norah S.» Icni ‘»".Tl’|tl ll: mid} I‘ found a
man in his mum iii-t en nine, “nth his wife,
Indian rag: seized the mantra and thrn
hermit :ftlio- sec Ind allot} wim: on
oath prom-nit and her skull “-4 [Tue
0h. wll die. Ryan in: ill-K...“
inlaid-wife hater. throwing hero-id
hwirlow.
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ARCHITECT.
Room 50. llavlland It Block,
”Washington street. South Norwulk let! an
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Graham of the Pint Conemtlnnul "hurtinwnor
bury, - r of
l' ianoforte, Organ and it nsiciil
Composition.
fti ly Lock Box 391'. 0., NORW'ALK. CONN.
E 'I'IIOMEB.
. AGENT FOR Till!
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N()'I‘All\' I'UIILIC.
ROWAYTON. CONN
C; II. D'AB‘I'OIS,
Caterer for Wedding- and Parties. lee Creol-
constantly on hand forthe sick and well. Ills cele-
brated Root Beer. and Employment (Wee
IAIN tl'l‘.. 80. NORVWALK. ('l'.
J D. Jxaa'i'uis.
Sumner to I. B. Quinurd.
Undertaker & Enibalmer.
ELECTRIC Nitiii'l‘ BELL IN Till! OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight BI. Residence. 5 Elm EL.
880 3m Norwnlii, Conn.
Annuriou.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Pam. NeedleleeIIs. etc. in Illicit
00am! Repairing of all kinds and Inn on of
howl Iacliinec. ISUAILKR.
83 uin Bt..tio. Norwalk. 858-]!
J 0. CBO‘V 1'1,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbingh of all kinds promptly attended to.
zhioKoAna street. near lain
x “3. South NorwalkCt.
J II. navuoxn,
Blllltlel' and Contractor.
kadonchythodayorcontnct.
Odie foot of llaviiand St. on Water. P.O. Box 617.
It. a. x. coauu.
5! South Main street, op. City Hotel,
SOUTH Noll ALK.
.. 8 to 9 a. In.
Dulce flours. i2 to 2 p. III.
0ch 3m Telephone connection. 6 to 6 n. In.
SOUTH NORWALI‘K SAVINGS BANK
5] Washington Street.
Open Dailyfroinv to in. In, woman 1 map. In
and on Saturday evenings from 6 In S.
H‘lntercet allowed on Deposits
new soumsrm
JOHN“. irnmils \‘lcci‘rea.;
mry. JOHN ii Itiuer. nu. 'ma Tm.
Ii. 3. m...
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plano. Specifications and Superinteudv
once for the construction of every dcecription
0 building;
TERMS REASONABLE.
Omca~Tulors Buildin Washington St,
Norw k. P. 0. Beam
Geono ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishgig Undertaker.
Call and see my large a of all kind: of furniture.
30 lain Street, Rorwalk.
Also ootoprcplred everything ocean for
Ihcliitcnncntof memdayorne‘ t. Tel
urination with residence. No. Site:
19.
Air-Ema
G. R DYING'I'ofl,
Washington. D. 0.
Ten yarn in United States Patent 0mm.
“w Guide to inventor: mailed free. .
Henry Tilly,
L'ARRIAGE BAKER.
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.‘
NOTICE !
ALL BRANDS Ol'
BES'D ' li‘LOUR
$1.00 per Bag
.._Af——.
Daniel L’llommedieu’s.
The Best Kindling Wood
Nowtobehadloaoidhyc. T. Imudlu hlgl of
50 lbs. at. 500 Each.
One cam onIh ll tangent to kindle any ordinlry
re.
0. 'l‘. LEONARD,
Water St... Norwalk.
mu
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W. B. HALL & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Free Fare for 3 Weeks More.
Wonderful Bara ins!
320.000 women or n GOODS
To be oilei ed at Illlt es Wllll‘ h W ill prove c-oIItlusivcly that
never before at any Dress Goods Sale lll this country
have such values been oll'c led foi the money
Seal Clonks. ‘urs and Newnmiktts, Soul Jackets, \clvcts,
and Seal Cloths Silks lifitllt‘s' llioudc lolllS and Cloakings.
Books, Dress Tiimminns :uId Laces Underwear. Gloves and
Hosiery, all to go under the RIG] ) 'I‘IC [1191‘ Ban
at unmatcliuble piices.
One case bestl ”50 Camels ilnii' Cloths at only 500.
One case best Foulc Cloths. 50 inthcs uidc, at Me.
One case 40 inch all wool 500 sciges at 37‘ .~_.I-
One case Blue Flannel Suitintrs; were ( heap at 200; price 121
55 pieces French Reps. always sold at 17c; our [aim 10c.
400 pairs of 1‘ no (Ill :Ility W liitc Blankets, {111- wool filling,2
yards wide with gold, blue and mi borders: price $5 per pair.
Splendid Blankets2 and $3.
Short Ends and Part Pieces.
.n our back center tables are between two and three
thousand ends of pieces, being the result of the most prosper-
ous season in Silks, Velvets and Fine Dress Good we have ever
experienced.
Two lllllltllCtl ends of Colored Silks; two hundred Remnants
Flushes; fifty part pieces lllzick Silks; one hundred and fifty
ends of Black (Ioods: Ili'lll pieces lllatk Heiiriattas.
Ladies Requester! to Come in the Morning as Much as Possible.
Opening of Hamburg Edging takes place on Monday.
W.B.HALL&CO
DAVID STOW
F 11 r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique (Mk Chamber suit. 8 plccml. $35.00: formerly said ill 5:5 00
A-‘I I'Imvi'wv SII I-, 8 pieces, some. The best suit over void for the money.
The finest continent of Antique and fancy covered chairs. Foot Rot-u. Blocking Cm, ctr.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up STAIRS.
iII.: ~..lI . Irv
(but) thlUi‘h Lew
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.. A GENERAL
l‘IlIlilBlNll illl'l' SALE
IN ALL GOODS.
Everything will be sold
Regardless of Cost.
People wishing to buy
Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons, '
Silks and Velvets,
(‘an buv them now
At a Great Sacrifice.
M l L L l N E R Y
LOWCl’ lllllll (:i’Ol‘.
GIVE ME .A. CALL.
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H. Krleger s-
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
MAll‘l STIRIEIET9
South Norwalk, Conn.
IT IS IMPURTANT THAT YOU SHOULD Kllllll
We are selling the floor!
Nortlificld Creamery Butter, in Prints, at 350 per lb.
The Sweetest and Best.
5 |bs.NewTurkish Prunesfor25c
That we have on hand the
EN'I‘I RE WHEAT FLOUR
Which is considered very nutritious and healthful. Try it, it will please you.
That we are direct receivers of the choicest
FLORIDA CHANG-ES
And In telling the finest oranges at we a dozen.
3 lbs. Choice Rice Pop 00m for 25 Ots.
Hflthrowan!Mill-inboundthetiicstheuiOllvnInthedryerzlototl’iekicdland)- Team.
WerJnGl-ohn. ”no ()thaorlcsnoftnacelchrtd Dupe-lined fruit
“NU-WWI" DROP ll"|llllll|lplothvnu
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S.
u Vault-[ton It. Io. rm
lllllil’ SKIRTS
MARKED D O W N
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Very LOW Prices.
A. lllllKllBlllll lI ill,
84 Washington Street.
South Namath.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——.\'l‘ Till OLD STAND 01'—
T. BURR GUYER do SON.
spnrxGwoon.
’iIIlI ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
-—-<»——-——
'l'lY lilllC “ liNll l'l' l'tl
’l'ilF‘dil IIIWANTAHI‘I T0 TRADE WITH UH.
GIVE US A TRIAD
lllllli'll lfllll‘ Llli Til-Dill.
Til-Morrow llay he Too Late.
Take atIEIIdIowmcnt l’olxcythat you may no d in
old-go. if you Inc or Ifyt a die if willbe a help
to your fumilv. 7 chIt-aday will give a oung
manendowmentofti. (min he mid to h m u
Myunofage orIo lil‘ farm y at lltllll Scum- a
dsy will give you “In put «1 for SI. fit!) and mu
donotlooee whatyou have paid if you a up p .)
any you after lhrw.
lsSL‘llB IN THE
JUST RECEIVED !
New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,
(fret-kins and Mixed 5
Pinto and 3' pint Bottlu.
Sweet Pickles and Pepper Rein
CONNECTICUT GENERAL-lE Alson-Innmcm 1)me Ind NWT-Inc
. liliv cs, Tomato Cat-ups,
Life Insurance 60.,
UP llAllTi’t'lltD.
S. S. L'lltnnflilllllv, Agent.
South‘iorwnlk.
Jacob M. Layton,
Hr:- ‘K ':‘.'.9 and Home Anal.
General insurance igency
Fire. Llll’ arid Accidei I.
than aiwfiit'i ; Tickt's— Cabin and Statue.
Drafts: or cm £ a: I! up: nude and Money 0rd tr! to
at. part: of Europe
2:11;}:j l’u’-'.c. .\t‘ki’lb‘lt t'II'r'l'kkcn.
Railroad 1‘ill5'0lfi.
to lit-situation.
05 Wartime. on E...
South Norwalk. Conn.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
)BRSONS tic-irons of obtaining life insurance at
actual cost, fllbnid ware for circular: Io
(.\‘ext door :0 Postoflice.)
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. Sew York.
This rncicty claims that for (“308! the coat to a
member of middle age he: been
Less Than deve llollairs a Year
for (:lt‘ll thousand Ilo'lsirs of in‘umnce. dill-1m
Ulllll'l'llll] ll SflN
ll llain St., Norwalk, Ct.,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS.
WSpccin attention paid to l‘nscnptions. which
are compounded by a graduate of the New lock
College of Ramsey.
inn". *iIEEKEI-I t: CO:
SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE
1912911 1118913 .llllfllil.
Plumbing,
Steam, and .
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AN D T I NWAR E.
Estimator given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
833 Radar-Incline
To It on“ clu III-lib
m
. w: ruinous-Irm-
harm
the cowl-t
merufln mm mm
SEER III. 00.. 130:. 1:0. Am.“
If.
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Bi: {page f‘liet'lIedl
and Jellies, in Glue.
Enginh Dairy, Eda-I, and Pine.
apple Cheese.
“‘1—
Mflfllllilfllllllilli
xo I; warn rum arm.
son'ril SOBWALII, CONN.
F. H. BASH & BBO.
llavefor-lethe
Lilli"! lillllElll Hill”
[Ar-Inuit“. tinctukcmvtz: madam
e99. Normudie. OurOwn,“OorIiet A." k. LID
The Great lllllltll Ilia ,- - -
Thatzivea animal WM“ ’ m
can testify In this city. A full lineal
China, W hite Granite,
Agate, Glass,
Iron, and Tilt Ware.
Aline varictyof
Halli]! llllll Tlllll Lilli
[Q'We eolicityourimmioudoflrpoh.
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Toutinc or Club Payment.
___.9.—-———-
AS lLLL'S’l'RA'I'lONof the haielta of i-r
ingon the lum‘l‘ontlnzortnnbl’hldtb
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
A”
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we gm- belowaii-tofhcncficiariatht mummy-ted
In the di‘tribullm of the nine from the two
{southwarndUm worm
(; Jami, of New lurk City.
Name. Amount . Alt-fl
Paid in. m
onIIi' r. c. tomes ....... not: as .
Laytiu Ike... lmportm. N. .
EDWARD D. mums ............ m3: - I! 3
Anhitcct. A. '1' Stewart KW. Y. '3
WILLIA! L twill! ............... m G
Enchant, Bridgeport, Conn
ozonair merit? ............. an» a
Dry Goods. N. Y.
HERBERT ANSTEY .............. mm 05
Private Secretary. J ridge Hilton.
ALPRIID P. DOLL!!! .............. m on G
mm B. Y
WESTONLBIWDXR.... .......ii§.m CI
maintainer: hunt, N. Y.
1"?sz Jonas. .. .., ............. am 5’
LU“
nmum' Airman. .,. .. "um sun
Private Seaman. Judge Hilton.
WILLIAIB.3'I'ROII()....... it.” I”
lather. n.1,
Patrolman w. smxr... .1“ I”
“holes-la l.liiricry 1LT."
EDWIN l. GWATKIIY ....... mt! I”;
back monetary. hooklyn.
P. w. 0. Jonas ................ am 1,.
Paid to Home. -—- ..
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Raw You. July it. In
Immutfldmdwm. Ne- YULIJ‘.
Oman: links
I an recon m n a I”
mtolxlnmedlmfaillm thumb
Inuit ofclmmo. and Ill ‘lloriilu I,“ 0 fl“
able invutmc..t Yclrl .m
locum. m’ 0..
F. A. HAMIL'rou,
OHM Am.
P. 0. I0! .87-
SOUTH NOBWlilK. NIH.
Norwalk Chronicler