NUMBER 683. low Icvh herald weather assesses» “That-ass depression reported yestor is now advancing “Heathen“, thong bssootbeaslsrc slope of the “cold we've." Thesz will prcbslily more from East Tennessee Inward VII- glnln to-Ii-Iy Increasing dangerously In Inst off the clients from Caps Hatter U to lion. filth Illlck weather, gnaw Ind rain. Tho "cold wave" will Improve thsicecroprn the Hudson considers- IIIy. In this distilct to day cloudy wrath- cr. snow or rain will Probably prevail (as predicted yesterday a these loreoano). with fresh to bust northeasterly Ind easterly winds, increasing on the coasts, Indslight thermal chances. III the lid dis Stain and New England perly cloudy toeloudy weather will prevail with snow and rain in the former and now in the latter: fresh to brisk norih~ oanetwly and castsrl winds, with slight thermal changes. allowed by slightly .clesrlng weather in the north mo to 0‘ thin section. On Fri day, in I insectlon and in New England, peril cloudy to fair. slightlyncolder weai er and brisk to fresh norI ly and westerly winds will probably prevail preceded by rain or snow near the urinals allowed by higher temperature. and on Saturday warmer, fair weather. Ilnlatarc Almanac for ‘I‘w-lnvrow. Bun risen I5 Sun sets I rtirth tide hvw tide 0.17 ll l0 5. 20 THE LUCA! N EWS Miss India Thomas oi Mertden is visit- friends In this city. ——Try Boy t’s shoes for durability. This morning Judge Knapp lined And- raw lsson $1.00 and costs for drunken DEI- -—-Boys‘ Shoes, sizes 11 to 2, 05 etc. Smith Bros. One candidate was initiated into the mysteries of Odd Fellowship last night in Butler Lodge. -Plalsied‘s Cough Remedy will cure your cold; 25c. and 50¢. a bottle. The membersz Hose Co. are making arrangements to hold a call In Music Hall after Lent. -'i‘ry Hoyi’s III—hoes for comfort. Jeweler SpenJr and wife, of the bor- ough, left town yesterday for Florida. They will be Ibsem ubnfll two weeks. -Ladies’ ‘4 shoes clU-‘iflg out at $2 50. Smith Bros. George Deveraux was before Judge Knapp this morning charged with vng I'Incy. He was sentenced to Bridgeport jail for thirty days. —-Five pounds breakfast bacon for title It Ferd Hayes‘ market. John H. Haulenbeck, of Cleveland, who came east to bury his wife In Brook- lyn, is spending I few days It the home of his father, Rev. G. Haulenbeck, on Orchard street. —A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb. shoulders 8c per 1b., at '1'. B. Guyer a Son's. IeIsrsJ‘riederch C Banach have open- ed I new grocery at the east end of Washington street bridge, and offer in advertisement in another column Induce mcuts in line groceries and delicacies. -8lock in Art Dept, Boston Store, lunar be sold before April 1st. Bargains in Frame, Artist’ I Materials, Stationery, Blouses, &c. A meeting of the Nmnlk club has been called for loodsy evening, larch 10, It 8:00 o’clock, to elect a committee of five whose duty it shall he to make a ticket for club cfllcers for the ensuing year. -—’l'ry Hoyt's 32.50 French Dongoln shoes. The Jacob Scheelc murder case has been continued until the Hay term of the Superior Court. If State Attorney Fee Isndendecidea to try the appeal before the Home Court of Errors the case will bc'hrnrd It the April term of the Supreme Court. —J.d: T. Cousin’s hand sewed shoes ydnggdjpgtflloflw SmithBros. s; n I. ”will“ lodge will open It 7m. Horse earn ”willpnitiv hybs on hand to cops ' .. 'l ‘9.” gedtleflntloif . wills-uh“: on ur- -oUII Plaisted's Toilet lotion for chappsdhnnds. Tbs Comm Council hssdrcidsd to Fr fg’lvsaiamssied psrtissoulsadsy evo- “larch 17th- kre Lung Soother did it. from Wall street into the Slants house on Belden avenue about April l. are booking the very best plays for the Opera House. "LittleLIrd Fauntleroy" Ind “Panto. Slave," are now billed. in to have rooms in Ibo new brick block, which w. B E. Lockwood contemplates erecting on Wall street, near the bridge. require aoIIIelhiug nest in a frame or plctule. Art Dep’i. Giles Bushnell, Tracey, Waterbury; Pascal Pellett; Can- terbury; Win. 8. Palmer, New Milford. Goat Spring Heels 31,50, former price 32.25. 8mm 3.0—. awardeo$50damages In the superior court last Friday for the loss of an arm by ed 30'0" “13 "de'fllk in "0'“ 0' the being run owr three years ago by a train on the Housatnnic road It Brancnville, has appealed through his counsel, John H. Walsh, to the supreme court. fine shoes only 81 38, former prices 82.50 to M 00. Smith Bros. teachers meeting at the South Norwalk Congregational church tomorrow even- Ing. He in“ leach Ihe lesson for near. Sunday. the subject of which Is "The Great Physician.” been extended to the Sunday school workers of the town to be present. sewer between Comslock Bros' store and the corner of Washington and Main streets. as to whether the pipe is Hopped up or broken in places. will be necessary in finding where the trouble exists. only, to close out balance of stock. ed their labors as jurymen in the Super- ior Court yesterday. that the following were among Judge Sanforo's decisions: man was sentenced to two and a half years in States prison, and two years in prison, and a fine of 31.00 and costs were imposed on Frederick Merrill for mur- dering his young wife. She Slept With Bar In: Where liar Band of his wife, came up yesterday afternoon lelore Justice Austin. that Saunders wn not only unable to support his wile, but was physically unable to earn his own living. Justice Austin discharged him on these grounds. “at superior court on the grounds of intoler- able cruelty. numerous other things, that he woke up one night and found his wife sitting on the edge of the bad sharpening I big Utit'tlllerihnile on one of uremia emu; ’Meplscde wnieir cream his‘every fill: tIcnlar hair to stand on end. On several ‘ occasions when he was unable to supply his wife with money. Smiddlrnayhfllfe . 0f, 11c, 15c, 190 and Me pet box, 24 sheets Nb. WC ”5‘ IOU", fills. Forlb‘Vlsat‘sllI. grsslmulbbrlug. sud-Immouuw basalt-area oadclava halt“ Hsyor Edwin Wilcox is conflugl to his house by sickness. -Try Hoyi' s Ella Kid shoes, w 00. lbs- Amer. Rlppspui is visiting rela. lives In Syracuse, N Y. --1'errIllo slaughter In prices at Smith Broe.’ closing out sale. In. C. A. Harris-.d. of the borough, has been visiting friends in Brooklyn. —-Doctors say the grip when gone. Yan- W. F. Blshop and family will move “Try I bottle of Planted’s Sareaparilln. The Norwalk Amusement company —-'l'ry Hoyt's 21 ct. Clicks, 5 t6 5. ' Ills rumored that the Norwslk Club ~Your new home on April lnr, will Visit the closing out sale of Increased— Voluntown; Erastus Connecticut pensions: Byron Hawk-y, Tiveitown; -Missen' fine DungTIla and Bzraight Starr but, a Bidgetlrld boy, who was ~Special lot A and B widths Ladies’ Dr. A. I". Schaufil-r will conduct I An invitation has -—Try Hoyt's 89 ct. Mim’ shoes, solid. Men are at work repairing the main There seems to be some doubts Considerable work —Smith Bros.‘ have until April lst J. B. Raymond and Major Crowe end- Tbey inform us For stealing Ol0 I AN INTOLEBABLY CBUBII WIPE. Ought ’1‘. Do. The adjourned trial of Gould Sanders. charged with non support on complaint It was shown A son for divorce brought by Saunders his wile in now pending in the Saunders Inserts, among would find her redress lb‘sicllptng with her feet where her hend‘alionld be. Hrs. Saunders denies all these charges. it is understood; says she has been I true and faithful wife, and secures her husband of flagrant infidelity. --Lndies are now laying in I stock of that flail!!! "Bristou Store” writing pap- with square envelopes to numb. . Handicap Chess Icarus-sent. A hIIdIcap chess tournament wtll"bs . held in the Norvslk Club rooms, be. ginning Hondsy, larch )0. It 8 o'clock. BItriIs will clo-s It 10 o'clock Sitnrdsy night. new" will be I act of chess mantcbshought with we procscds of the tournament. ~TknpicnontSmithBros.‘ tohs sword“ larch Ilih. Every dollar’s worthyonbnyevtitlesyoutconsgnsss. kWh-sip. ~ AlsrgsII-hsvcf thafrlsndsol Osl- I; fl, Jag: SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN» THURSDAY. MARCH 6.1890 lithlAllD Illlllll'l'lol. Vino Work Done Last Ila-lites Ilsa. and Henry Pennoyer. ed. Hamilton won. makingaoo points. while Penunyer made but on points. points and Hi. Pannoyer's was 08. At the close of the interesting contest base 0. Hamilton gave In exhrbltlnn in finger billiards that set the Westporter. howling with delight. Finger billiards is very Interesting and‘ lkr” is undoubta ly the champion in the State II that game. —Cut pricen on rubbers. Smith Bros. NUPEBICB CtlUIl'l‘ .‘IBN'I'BNCKN ‘ 3 Is Ito racer Incl“ were Icvcvoly than I Inaslnnghtcr. lo the superior court in Bridgeport yesterday Judge Sanford sentenced Charles Somers to state prison for two and shall years for stealing .10, and John Beagsn to imprisonment for two years for stealing swatch and chain, while Frederick Merrill, who beat his wife so badly that she died, pleaded gullty to manslaughter and was let 08 on a two years’ sentence. Charles Lee, colored. who slashed Estella Walker with I razor and killed her, pleaded unity to manslaughter and was sentent‘r ed to five years In the state prison. -—Salt pork 8c pound at F. Hayea' market. Cams Ken. Wicked Wontport. A man so drunk that he dIdnt know his post ofilce address, was lound stretch residence of T. S. Morison on West sve- one yesterday Iliernoon by Chief of Police Buttery. He was a stranger and wry took him in. After he had robe-red up the man said his name was Peter Olsen. of Westport. He was taken be- fore Justice Austin, who fined him 83 00 and costs. This uaso greater burden than Peter could bear, and this morning he was taken to jIIl. -—We are receiving direct the Northamp- ton creamery butler, and can fill all or- ders promptly and at low figures. None better. T. B. Guyer & Son. Will Put In I Claim for Damages. El. Goldschmidi, I dealer in quII-Ir dealer's supplies at No. 18 Water street, borough, was a passenger on the Dan bury and Norwslk train which went off the truck near Terry I! Co.’s refrigerator at Norwalk Monday afternoon. He was seated in the forward part of the smok- ing car, and the shock, ii. is said. par- sly zz-d the optic nerve of Illi right eye. On this ground Mr. G Ildschmidt pro- pose.- t I put III a claim for damages. —Pure home-rendered lard, in pack- ages of 25 lbs. and upwards, for Be a ppund, It Ferd Hayes’ marker. Weekly Press Association. The regular bI-monihly meeting of the Connecticut Weekly Press Association will be held at the Tontine Hotel. New Bush, on lindsy, larch 17, at 2 p. to Dinner will be served at 1 o’clock. subscription list,” will be read by E. C. exceed fifteen per cent." Smith Bros From the Land of llo;c_rs. contained the following bits of news: dova. within twelve months past. assisted of MW in: othjhjk ,‘hlfiblhl'rs: " borough. inhibi- sensor ’l'c'nchaiis' heating. the next meeting: “The Great Physician.” light-James A large number from "it. dry went to Westport last evening to witness the billiard cont-at between J Ines Hamilton Ir. Pennoyer'a rooms were crowded with ep~ctators and the line playing was frequsnIly applaud. Itr. Hamilton’s greatest run was 42 An essay on ‘ Bow to build up and retain a Bross of the Ridgefleld Press. Action will be taken on the motion submitted at the last meeting—"That the commis- sloii allowed advertising agents shall not -—Ladte.’ warm lined, lace shoes 40cts. The Florida Times-Union of larch 2d Its. W. H. Swords, of South Norwslk, is visiting Mrs. E. N. Wilson at the Con Our first spring day was the coldest Hrs. E N. Wilson furnishes I table It the hospital lair, which will represent the Cordovn, over which she will preside I friend, Ills. W. H. Swords, —-'l'ry Huyt's 73 c:. child‘s shoes, Nelson Dickerinnn,‘ superintendent or the Congregational Sunday School, has sent out the following notice relative to We have had the good fortune to ob tsln Dr. A. F. Schsumar to conduct I Teschers' Heeling for us. and will hold it in the audience room of the Congrega- tional Church. on Friday evening, larch 7th, at 7:30 o‘clock. He will teach the lessoh'lor the following Sabbath, via: Dr. Schsillller‘s name is familiar to all AIDTBBB SUICIDE AT STAII’OID. a Young Ilsa Bangs Himself and Itrnnglss to Death. There was another suicide at Stamford this morning. Augustus H. Raymond. I sinteen-yesr-old young man residing with his parents on Newllsld avenue, took his own life a terrible msnner. He went into I barn in the roar of his house and pouring nropc fastened it on a beam. He tied a handkerchief arouml his neck, and after fastening the rope to it, he Jumped in one of the cells. Death did not follow instantly butss he could not extricate himself he hung there until he strangled himself to death. No particular cause can bsssslgned for his rash not. ll'l'llll’l‘ tINlIN'I'S. wuglmd'WIullm. ' H . f‘A more admirable drs'm‘stizslloii his popular romance has rarely been seen Ihan 'thile Lord Fauntleroy.‘ . “Little Lord Fauntleroy’ is a success, and it is a brilliant one." Norwnlk people will have an opportunity to see this beautiful play It the Opera House on the evening of Hatch ll. l'I’Innlon‘s Slave." “Passion's Slave," billed to appear at the Opera House on the evening of March 12. is a strong melodrama with much of the peculiar interest attaching to that class of productions. Some of the tableau: are exceedingly effective, notably the rescue of the hero from the sea after his escape from prison at the close of the second act. "The 'Inlcr’n Tale." The audience at the Opera House last night were somewhat disappointed that Mario Prescott did not appear in “As You Like it," as it was announced she would, but for all that were very much pleased with the presentation of "The Winter's Ta'e." The change of pro- gramme was made necessary by the “Int“?! of Mm Pn-acoit, who at one time during the day, it one feared, would not be able to appear at all. Although she did not feel able to sustain the part of “Rmslmd.” she delighted her audience as “Hermoine” and "Perdxta," and was well supported by R. D. Hobart and I strong and well balanced company. As a whole the pity was one of the best of the season. ‘l‘rlulty Church 3.. nice this alternoon It. 4:80. A (SAID. Honor to Who- Honor ls Dun. flown-ion. Hatch 4, 1890. Tue convalesceuce of the child of Hr. Payne, Ihst was so terribly scalded at Five Mile Rmr a few days since with hot fat, so that the scalp came oil nearly all over the child‘s head, besides numer- ous reside on the bully and arms, is due entirely to the skill and altenlion of Dr. Osborne of this place. I desire to pub~ lIcly acknowledge my obligation to him for his unremitting attention and un- doubted skill l'l saving the' life of my dear baby, whose cure is by all consider- ed almost miraculous. bins. B P. Pants. The Late Governor Ingllsh. The New Haven Chamber of Com- merce have parsed a vote recommend- Ing that the merchants of the city close their stores from 2 to 4 this afternoon, during the funeral of ex-Unvernor Eug- iiah, that the board of education he re- quested to order the schools closed on the afternoon of the day, and that the flag- in the city he placed at half Inset. The bearers selected for the funeral are: Clarence H. Seward, New York; Hiram Camp, New Haven: John C Hollister, New HammChsrlesR lngersoll, New Haven; Daniel Trowbridge. New Haven; Luzon B. Morris, New Haven; Richard Peek, New Haven; and George A. Lewis, Naugniuck. Governor Bulkeley has dir- ected that the State Sig be placed It hall-mast over the executive department of the Gemini today, in respect to the memory of ex’ Governor Engll-h. ' “All” shoes going for“. 50.4 Smith BM’“‘"‘ Myers-115.9. 'l’liI ~icrldcgdmnl‘l-pon A tnnllou. lilllbsrl, the 30 year old son of Napol- eon lihu‘, died of smallpox in Herillen. londny. There were no eruptions of any kind on his body. but the physicians called it I "suspicious case of small- pox.” Monday night, HichaslSharkey. delirious from the disease, broke away from the nurse in thc‘pe'nt house and escaped. Alarms were sent out and be wnssoon captured. Sharkey died, yen- terdsy, of the black~pox, his death doubl- lam resulting from exposure. Roth is very low, having the black-pox, and is not expected to live. The other patients undoing well. .No new cases were re- 1!.th m l. N. 0. A. NEWS. UP Tl! EDUCATORS. ll W What Is Going On AmIIg Oar llovtharn Vast own latices that (lama llofovn tho lclghl m of Directors loss ”lull. The Board of DIrectors held their reg- Ionth Wilton. William D. Griswold la confined to his home with is grippe. also monthly meeting Wednesday even ing In the sssoclstlon parlor. The work ouae em. on llbbblrstlm Ivorian to help do finer i In. Adana, lo Iain harem “NM of tbs annotation to general was thor- oughly dkcussed, as was also the pro posed enlargement of the rooms. IlsIsra. James F. Hall, learned Raymond and Thomas Osborne were appointed a spec- inl committee to have entire charge of III. Elmer Jackson. of Huilbutt place. A number of our young people will S attend the sociable st Cannons Io-ulght. No services were held in the Hetbodlst snmloggfisvsolnov 7900 street, spent Monday with friends in this Hairy stiast. L 0 ID“ l‘t'UA‘flOl—A "mousse In!!!” .Iduvss lw tbs changing of the rooms. in accord Inca wlth the constitution a committee of one from esch church was appointed to not in conjunction with lbs pastors as I nominating committee to present I list of olflocrs for the ensuing year It the mount roosting, thch will be held April“. The committee complete is as church, Sunday, on account of the poor health of the pastor, Rev. C. S. Dikemsn. On account of the accident on the Danbury l Norwalk Railroad It Nov- wIIk, Monday. the train which should reach here at 19.”, did not nrrIve until .— Iftrr 2 o’clock. lions Emma and Florence Olmsissd, ling. assume no nanuu us: workmapublle chimes-ml I I?“ ILII'I own story; new llhulf, answrs m In “myrdeusg'mm m as to 3 “Ir!- .w... .w, _...........‘. Wm Advarilssmcnta w Bl! I“. u M“ 5 tanIb-Unlwmhflfl 1=.-"'.': folio Impasnodm. Dr VII Alstync. s 'N Baptist. Nov 0. I Torrey, W :Hsflyantzflonaregstlonnl, linflqble, 8r B'MVlghsm; ,llpiscopal, . Rev. C. I. Selleck. A. 0. Balls. The gymnaslum committee are very anxious that every member of the gym- nasium should be present toomorrow (Friday evening In the gymnasium at of Hart dinhlcuSrascbvjlle, who have been Visiting friends in this place,"- ldrhiid home on HoddaY” "' Ha‘l’ry‘ltsy'mond. haviogmscuina sick of South Wilton life in the two short months that he lived here, has moved his family back to the old homestead on ledea Hill. 3'1 ‘ FOR SALE.” ,4...” .. Lots 0- Prospect Ilstl. 7:30 o'ckiok sharp, for the purpose of con. Wilton. siderlrig matters pertaining to the an- I"!- J- M. Betta bl! returned from I nusl Inhibition. There Ire some matters trip to New York city. that the committee wish the entire mem- J. Irving Dunning has accepted a posi- shoctllaerssollsnd on llvflask road. in south lovwnlk. Muthsliranearcsdlwsly occupied by Benjxmln P Realm in nice of hill IsmB iteed. Administrator If ‘ bersbipto discuss, hence this meeting is called. Come to this meeting whether you have attended the class this winter or not. one mono"... I! new line In Bridgeport. F. 8. Banks has just received a car load of lumber lrom the war. The Mission Band will meet at the res hasel mood, OUSI ANDLO’I'. 19 IUZABI‘TH 3133", contain. House ty water, and II connected with newer. lot 6511.10.“ which in barn and good variety of fruit. Alaowscresol’oyvtsrgrcnnd. ApplytoWA Juli? 19 ltiaabeikil idence of Augustus W. MerwIn on Fri- day evening. A fine block of granite, weighing over 3,000 pounds, quarried It Brnnchville, HAVEN. llvc Thousand Dollars Already Voted by Three Lodges. nucc Agents. O‘NENTSOIG BUILDING WW AND VAR-l! AT NA BLB PRICIS AND 0! [DST TlRM‘l ARK) lNVIfiTKEM’l‘ BONDS. WANG, Wimp no. carbon a cocoon the who was received It the depot on Saturday, consigned to Stone Cutler Charles E Iann. Mrs. Sherman P. Fitch is visiting her daughter, Hrs. John If. Belden, in Dan bury. The New Haven Palladium says: That the order of Odd Fellows is_in a prosperous and healthy condition in this city needs no link“! proof than the facts that the order is planning for the pur- chase ol I lot and the subsequent erect- nsi. rerun roe sass—Ir voc Iran a ‘ house.twlot,orn forthcuut three months. all at IoersllAL'flommsdisn a odles Wallace Huntington, of Danbury, was in town on Sunday. ion of a building, and that this Week Initial steps have been taken toward the desired end. Georgetown and Branchvllle. W.C “I", 8071'. At Its meeting Monday evening Quin- uipiac lodge passed a resolution appro- priating $5,000 toward the purchase of a lot as suite for the erection of an Odd Fellows' temple. Tuesday evening Har- monie lodge met and duplicated the Miss Ella Mills has gone to Stamford to nurse her brother Clarence, who has had an operation performed on his arm. Aaron Davis who has been sick for the past week, is able to attend to business again. more. RCIIND HAND FURNITURE STOVE. Catt petal Ike. bought and soldor sold on commie sicu, at my new place of business, under the Sal ration Am barracks. South Norwnlk Wm M no fin ! 756121. action of Quinnipiac. Last evenmg City 8Our butchers claim they will only be lodge swung into line and voted ”0,000, able to keep what meal; they can dispose “Gav Advertisements under this head. not clouding 5 lumetlfic. 3 times we. i went $1.00. sod to-night Germanic will do the same. of in one day the coming summer, on account of having no ice. Already a site for the building has been wactically selected, although, of A rlIlTE OF FIVE LARGI BOOKS AND plenty of c oeet mom: due view of the harbor; over Isuiel l. Hommedie.‘ s new store. ,Lgllwlollg llorse Buyers mIIw course, it has not been definitely decided on. The great majority of the Odd Fel- lows ol the city are In favor of the pur- chase of the Peck properly on George street. just west of Orange. When the ereciiun of the Union armory was being agitated some years ago, this property was one of the suggested rules for the budding. At present the lot is occupied by a large stucc0ed house. —’l'he purity, strength and wholesome - ness of Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder have never been questioned. flaunt to be Gallant. There Is a young member of a diplom- atic corps in this city who is disposed to be polite, but who is not always judici— ous. He was conversing with a lady who continues Intellectual and physical grac '1 with a considerable degree of l. lain PPBR PART 0' HOUSE, CORNER It! the same. at moderate rent lock-cod Trustee Nil NOOIS 0N SECOND smelt. CIV- irsl locatl n. Formulas at once. 50 South hardware store ford l’lacc south Main.- t, at: rooms, Il'i Also house In In t Norwslk six rooms .13. Both houses in drstc lass condition. lnqntis of . K. A. 0000'!!!) iro‘az ‘l’O— llllt'l‘ IN JAIT’ ewes NOR ' walk. with large, well lighted hascrnsnr I. def ‘ Apply to 1'. SC. 431;? sanet. inquire of-l. W. Bake, at Quintana”! mt tf A Suprsmc— Court Decisions. The supreme court has just rendered a dicieion'which will greatly interest all residents of this state who are concerned in manufacturing enterprises. The de- maturity. “I have. enjoyed talking with you very much," he said. "I; is a pleasure to be In the society of some one who has ob- served the world.” A wash $15 and $1. Youngest PABTIZN'X‘S 0? Hill AND 81'! moss in new hon-m cornerof South lain and Ivory streets Bel ranges. hot and cold water, stationary c. Possession at once. llcats urban. I Apply to Taylor A Golden. or W kwood If 3. Co. full ( loan is In the case of Buell Hemingway .If Waterwwn, vs. Merritt Hemingway, his brother. The case was for damages “But, Mr. Brown,” she said laughing ly. “Perhaps I am not so old as I look." B Seymour. 1“le APRIL lat. ON SIYIOCR men. lower floor are rooms and two rooms is stile 9.3 t! “I was always sure of that," he return. ed, with all the gallantry of manner that he could marten—Washington Post. for s—sault. The plaintil! wsaasiock- holder and director in the silk manu- 11AM RT 07 BOUSB ON mm IAKN swam Oman-est . loco lrcof c 35 Hoyt, 1'01 South Innis Iueer.Sonth Nor'BlI. Mr! . factoring company of M. Hemingway A: Sons. He was also a stockholder in the Hemingway & Bartlett compsny, I rival -“Don't try to convince me that I am wrong, for I’ve tried Brussels soap and Posvemllm April tat Apply at this on en. El h'l‘nlll NEXT TO THE MINDY. OF. ' Ice, now occupied by H B Hoyt, mailer 7W concern. Some time ago the plaintifl went Into the office of Hemingway 3 Bartlett and began to overhaul the books. His brother Merritt caught him at it and protested. A wordy war ensued and at length Herritt laid violent hands upon Bnell and threw him out of the office. In the lower court Justice Bradstreet know it in the best and most economical In the market," said I level-headed wom- an to her grocer. A Trauma-Int Swindle. A genrlcmanly appearing young fal- low called st the residence of Ilrs. If. Basske in Bridgeport and informed her of Burr Smith Bl SHALL AND LARGE man I! “I UUSI‘. STORI AND BARN 0N omen: Wilton avenue, ucrwnllr. luqri‘lr; fl l! street-lid swans h Corbett solidi figmmd all“ Inc hunk loose that .150 had been sent her from Ger- many and that in order to get it she would have to pay .10 to secure the nec- essary papers from the court. The man found for the plaintiff and decided that Isiockholder had sright to look over the books of any concern in which he owned stock no matter if he did do so A Pheasant noun TN A convmm locality lacked tops-Ins showmldltaeis visit Washingtn.‘ nomad-c worm one I er. ,I. '"gm a any.” thumbs}: sumac amt said he had but 85. and if she would to get "pointers" for a rival concern in _ give him 85 he would get the money. which he was also interested. This left POBSALEOB so am The fellow talked glibly and said he was the case in such I way that any one who _ _ well acquainted with her relatives in wanted to get a few inside points on I Advertise-cutout“ “mound!“ mlmmlu—mklmsult Germany. lfrs. Banks gave him the rival company old do so by purchasing a nominal amount of stock. The supreme court now reverses this decision and holds that a stockholder cannot look over the bypks of one concern in the interests ollapglllef I I. . . —-§rnsssis soap is considered by fat the finite miket‘ by our most com peteut ridges. luw atom-heat Linn Alvacatnd. money, for which the swindler gave I receipt signed E. D. Kosher. As he did not return, Hrs. Bssske concluded that she had been victimized and notified the . r,” is w w (ill: ‘ in...” mime nation willrdrto II gym». ‘1‘“ mum Iaypar. DISlllABLI moan. mum AND ituatrd .. Width in Blitll hos-all,“ A. I A. WIND. at Iioillc rive lilo mm, knownssths 'Old million Raymond. No 9 Iain strait. lhvh, second house wist d stars. M umflfi'fi'fi new marm- Mlaqui’rn of G. W new -__.-——__-=—--.___.________--— William A. Prince of Souihold, II. 1., RIM“ mflwuvflfi‘w" is actively interested himself to establish-noun ed Istenmbost line between Southold and other points of Long Island and New London. This is the route that was Ionihltorwslan the clan of b'osucuagstths Mink“. " Tsar Heme-her "ricochet: will “MIMI“ in In". any Basso nal forthIOvl liacav bcfmcltlstcolfic. “who," may talked about lastsummsr, and there in mm much to favor the project. Ir. Prince hassdvocsted the matter in tbs proper quarters and has received much en- cocsgement fromlthuss whom such a route would directly benefit. 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