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Pieces, 5»! 3-5.
Goblets, 40m $1 a doz.
Glass ntslscs lac.
[Decorated Test Set, 56
Deeersted chamber Sci 83.
STOVES and RANGES
'l‘in and Sheet Iron Work.
NORWAIIK AND 80IJTI NOIIJV .|I.K.
gYvaaIn Jr. Bushnell,
868 Water ass-cot.
YII’IIIItot Baal). - BRIDGIPUItT. CONN
I l’um leech and Oils. uh Inclination angina-mug
puppuw and Dredging stories. on Quin
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JIoow-I Nuflrmflontte, [harmed bombard Inm-
pool Guernsey! No germane hsu eta-r III-I u made
In equal these (luau-eye for wooing nmhA III-I an, II
I » numb and perfect freedom for arIIcn 'ull lim-
|u of the nit-brazed Pontiac WmIcntiondI; II: III III
(snow sh: a’ tdac ed prices . WI: srcsolc agents I: r
Y‘T‘oeers th M'oi Oil Clothing, the hurt In
Ythc world A good suit 0! b or yellow 011
.‘zothesislmt Whale (tel ykept In repair
III: Ii will many times rep" Its coo: In prob-rum.
An In co'ds,rbcume1iom or pmumoeia llnnha
blows fibrous and Finger t‘ote, Iveryth‘ncnde-d
on Board ship lmp’ll’nl'd Mnnillac mm SI! pIr box
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Wire Steel Door Mats,
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mummies.
I}. Bill.“ 81 Sill,
”stealth-liars.
5| Wsshi Street, South Norwalk
Z'fimsmet Nomlk.
Fill-Clan Balers, Utilillllllllll
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To.
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II-IE MEDIUM"
“anemia-senor"
How McCain Ruled the Steam-
ship Enterprise.
'l‘lll’. CUTTING DOWN 0P WALKER.
A Inscription at This Notorious lee-o by
the lseeuttso ulcer oi the City-fist-
«tone that the Crow woro a Hard Mt.
ltet’allo'o Alleged Kindness.
New You, Ilarch inn—‘At the court m.
tlol of i'nnnuiandor Mercalla, oi the United
tttotee steamship Enterprlue. yeswrdsy the
eiiidnvlt oi Firemen John I-B, Walker wax
corroborated, new In a few minor details,
by III the olllmm who witnessed the cutting
down. Inset. It It. legereulLIheuecutive
odious of the Enterprise, dudarod that he
would not have named to suck on astromu
llwannro. Limit. Mulligan, who was ottlcer
at the deck at the time of the cutting, thought
that prompt and energetic "matures I'm
mom-mu toquiot the crow. When cross-
quustl. not, however, by the counsel (or the
detonate so to whether be approved of the
commander's "prompt and energetic" mew
life! to unto tho ship, be only replied:
It “all the ”0|!er Bfleot.
“it [led the desired deck-It quieted
YMermaud somethlng had to be done."1
mm humus-tam hotum‘uhnieiele
”Worms WWW ini-
Itered little from “(b [refilled on board
'other vessels in the navy.
Lieut. bomly, however, said In his opinion
It was more a lock of system than the
adoption of a particular one that bad coined
all the trouble on board the Enterprise.
lemly then startled the court by reciting
tbecase ot a young boy, Meyer, who had
refused to enter hot bunkers for tho pur-
pose at removing coal during a tire on
1: board the Enterprise. Meyer was brought
to the most by Commander McCaila (or this
chemo and began to smile.
It Was Dang-rolls to Ill-Ill.
“What do you mean by stung at me.
sir?" roared Commander bictfalla, at the
seine time calling for his sword, which he
drew from the scnbbard. Holding the blade
over the boy's head, he said:
“If you smile at me, —— you, 1 will kill
‘0qu
3 Liout. ingot-soil Testifies.
The next witm-Iw was Lieut. It. It. Inger
soil, executive oliicer oi the Enterprise. His
position was the most trying that any oili-
cer in the navy has been called upon to lllL
AsI-xI-cutlvo it III-mm" a duty to see that
the orders of his commander were carried
out tn the letter, and In the abuse that has
been heaped 11pm Mcifalla It was but netu‘
ml to «rpm-t that mine oi it Would reach
his llrut lieutenant, Ingc-rsoll Iva-I ask 0d it
ilt' know of no} cases of maltreatment , up
presslirn or unmuol punishments room-ted to
in the enlorI-inx III discipline on board the
United States ntt‘flnlsillp Enterprise.
“hiker Woe Drunk.
"Thu mm IIIIportmIt one that I can re-
call,” 1411sz ml the witnms, “fit‘r'ul'rrd on
lilo I i- -;lIt of July 10,1“8. About ll o’clock
l on» nwakcnml by build cries and shouts on
deck. Thny came Irom a nInn apparently
undcr the influence of liquor. I heard the
commander go to his door and ask the oili-
cer or the deck it the man could not be kept
quiet. As the noise did not cease Com—
mander ItcColla came out at his cable. 1
dressed quickly and followed him to the
starboard gangwey. There I saw Fireman
John E. Walker in the bands of the police
force of the ship They were eudeovortng
to put him in irons. Walker was shooting,
using obscene language and calling Com-
mander McCalle abusive names. The cap-
tatnordered that he be gagged. This was
done by placing a bayonet scro- his mouth
and tying it behind the neck.
McCalla Thou Struck llisu.
“As this did not stop his noise, these;
was removed, and Commander McCalla or~
dered buckets oi water poured over Walker
and in his face. This, however, had no bet-
ter elect and Commander McCalla drew his
sword and struck him over the head. At the
time that Walker was struck he was In
irons, halt kneeling and half sitting. He
tell to the deck, (rum which he was removed
to the port side of the quarterdeck. Here
blankets and tarpeulius were thrown over
him. When he became conscious he was
gagged again, as he began to cry out. About
ten minutes later I went to him and told
him that he had better keep quiet and the
gag would be removed. This he did and the
gag was taken out. After awhile the un-
geon examined his wound and it was deemed
in the morning. Walker was then kept in
double irons tor a week."
flow the Blow Was Struck.
“Will you show the court the manor In
which Commander McColla used his
sword!” asked Lawyer Measlea
Lient. lugersoll drew his sword and
raised it to the height oi bk shoulder. He
then dropped it down quickly with a sharp
blow upon a chair, which lmpemmtod
Walker’s heed.
Cmoxamtnatiou developed thetoct that
shocrewot the Eeterprbe was about as
toughesanytutho navy, thattbuowas a
particularly bad element among them, and
the man Walker wu one ct that number.
The witue-admlttedthattbonamotthe
crewdemoudedprcmpteademrptlcmeae-
$ museums discipline; bet the' ditch-am
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meannemWolksrwae justifiablonor neces-
J a I‘ III} i. E ":i
liens. hmltthursdtedmaayueuot
kindnestotbecrewthat had been shown
byComnauderlcCalla
“when: [tactically corroborated
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‘ (lulled.
The trisl of tire. Hersh Althea Terry on
oderpoieoehmptot wurthssbeeu eon-
eindod, the jury reporting a disagreement.
The vote stood eight for acquittal and tour '1”
tor conviction.
Judgments aggregating m 205 were on
tend against Peter II. item, apromlnent re
tired tumor 0! Mills. l‘e. tile total liabili-
ties may sell 050,000
Enos Tait, a well known lawyer oi
New York, has been appointed by the United
Htstes judges of his district as commissioner
at the United Htates circuit court for the
Southern dIIItrlt-t (It New York vice John
A. Osborn «iv-ceased
Chm-Ion \l. lI'mlor, of Henry ('lmvn & ( 0,
bssbvenIIu-nwnded from tho privllogeo oi
the New York Hluvk l’xchungo tor nix
months [or altering New England stock
down to l" i', at a time when another broker
who bidding 13‘}; tor the stock.
Charles Wood (colored), on aqueduct
laborer at New York, has been convicted of
the murdvr oi Charles Ituliin (colored),a
tullow laborer, whom be shut without provov
cation Mary to
It alter (1.8cl1uylcr bee been elected
president of the Now York Athletic club.
defeating Junulnp 8. t' or.
Tholindlug of no unlocked satety lamp
by the Ildu or one of the dead miners in the
llorsa culllul‘y in believed to exploit: the
crime or the es’ploelou.
«Idem Cornell a! ilui lUlster and tin.-
roIlrI denies the re Iort that the
I’lladhes‘beeh leaeeil to the! attain)“ II‘IIIIY
one pemoutger terms on it trill he discon-
tinned. lie nay-I no tramfsr will take place,
and that tralno will run as usual
The suprnmo court of the state of Maine
hao decided that David ll. Stain and Oliver
Cromwell were justly and amply proved
guilty of the murder of t'at‘bier J. W. Bar-
ron, of the Dexter lite.) Savings bank, and
by unanimous decision of the court a new
trial has been denied.
James I' Renting, the warden oi Ludlow
Street jail and Druid MI (ionignl, deputy
sheritY of the county of how ‘I orir, have been
Indicted by the grand jury for the crime of
brlbo taking as well as (or misdemeanor.
and are held under $111 0111) bail each to on-
swor to the law, and Keeling hue resigned
his ofllco as warden
The London Daily News asserts that the
expense of tho I’arnullitcs in doloudiog their
case below the spel'lnl commission amounted
to £37,000.
The Mississippi river is raging and break-
ing through its lovers. Much damage to
property In anticipated.
Nou- Ile-ruey I-Zlm-tim-s.
I’Iridgotnn, N. J.. Voted for "No license"
)mternloy. 'lbe gr'IuIy olc-(‘tul IIIIIIIIIIIIIs-n
are: J. I).Jul1n~nn, Stacey \lnlllwus, I’ II-
janlin llamntk null Ei F. Hours. 'Ibc
now PM} lmnrdn .' II'IoebJII Ir-rs will II’Iv-a
n IlonIIx‘ruliI- IIIndII'Iiy of lilrt".‘.
'i'lIIl lirliiliill' 'IIIII-lvvtrd lbt‘ll‘t'lltli'e ticket
in A sIbury Pork. 1. )5. Watson Wits nut-levied
anseemr alter a illlli‘l' fight by a majority of
77 over Jueévph l._ I‘liver.
Tho.- Ropul-Iicnm also made a clean sweep
in Shrewsbury towmlxlp. In Middictown
township they were also successful with the I
I-xccplion that Freeholder John Y. Cooper
and ()tersccroi the [our ll. F. T_ornpkius I
YPYA'I'Y’S Fflllll
both Democrats, were re—eleclcd.
The Democrats carried Freehold town-
ship, also Mutanun
Keyport went Democratic, except that
Freeholder T. L. tie-brook, Republican, was
rocketed, and Arbury I“. Bottle, Repub—
lican, was chosen easeeoor.
William Stevens. Democrat, was "reflected
W? in Estonian township, and byt—
tieton White was re-elected ireeholder.
John Beyer, Democrat, was reelected
treeholder in Holmdel township. "\
Frank Beyer, Democrat, was elected tree-
holder In Atlantic township.
no I. III. Phlladolphtan (Io-tenure.
POH'BVIIJJ, Pa, March 13. —'l‘he “Rid ses-
sion of the Philadelphia coutereuce ot the
Methodist Episcopal church has opened
her», Bishop Fitzgerald, of Minneapolis.
presiding. Among the questions which will
both-ought up (or discussion and which is
likely to elicit a spirited debate is the ratio
0! rem-mutation tor laymen in the general
«inference. This comes up on an order sent-
to the annual conferences by the general
conference of 183‘!» asking for a vote on the
mitten that the lay delegates to the
conference should equal the clerical dete-
goteo, This subject will be considered on
Monday next, when cx-Governor Pattisou
and others are expected to beprrsont to
represent the laymen.
The Taulbee Inquest and funeral.
Wasnmorox, March ill—At tho inquut
over the body of cx-Congreaman Taulbee
the jury returned a verdict in which they
found that Mr. 'l’snlboe came tabla dollb
“from a pistol wound, the pistol being held
in the hand of Charles I". Kincaid, In the
United States Capitol building' on Feb. 3st
1m" At the conclusion 0! the inquest Mr.
Kincaid was committed to jail to await the
action oi the grand jury. The funeral at
llr. Toulhee took place this morning at 10
o’clock from Zurhorst‘o undertaking room
The Kentucky delegation oliciated as poll-
bearers. w-
Correspondent Blueald'o Condition.
Wasnmo'rox March ill—The statement
that“ Charles K Kincaid, who is held [or the
or tax-Representative To Is ”'1
a" “(ride oi stoic 'ot bodyha'd mibd
den Bo ps m c
:3:er InherYrYgus utility cigars? Tani 's
and. bntatn‘otbue has his condition been
at all serious.
The City of Worcester leoiIod.
Nzw bounce, Conn, larch lit—Wrecker
Scott libelled the Norwid linesteerlser City
of Worcester to satisfy his claim torsalvago
In getting her 01 Bartlett Reef six weeks
ago, a misunderstanding having arisen ro-
gardln’g the agreement made.
Dr. last-aw Under Arrest.
Booms, March 13—11: Charles 1. East-
msnhasbeeuarrutedoua chargeotcrim-
Inst malpractice on Lucy Helmets, who
died in Charleston on Sunday. Dr. East-
monuahouttbyeorsotage. endts ssldto
have a good practice.
A ”5.000 ltro.
Cosmos. 0.. Isrch Iu-Pire of tho prin-
clpol nurse and two at the main halls of this
townweredestroyedbyflre. The original
the Ire is unknown. Lon, will»; Innsr
once. 018,000.
[tub License {or Haiti-on.
Mural-to. Id, leech nit-«om high
Been-obit] for Baltimore city has pa-d
theseuate. ltputstbe license at Mice
whisky and em ter malt liquors.
A CHICO. lire as low-rt.
Iowans, It. 1.. lamb Ill—dilute Broth»
ere'steel warhead Dorie & Wine!
Inset-minors
m
Viewtwelsse the leases! in.
eoeidnetbsertteslntot teed. run-mucosa
Illa-“B In)! nudueeut
It“ lee-5cm
Ietelll cut dru
other runlstas
DY: "Durlug‘whenoettun
Menu”
ist of Milton.
has msluioi
.00. Waterford. it Y.
(I. N. Clumssol. Bole Inn, New Your.
new
summon-owes» dun-n"
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solo soy about Illil’l'l Int-I-
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mutuflUN‘l'l B IIIDI'." Jumt “rooms
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lorwulk. Hutch 4. ’90.
To our- E's-tends and the
Public Generally :—
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We have secured the
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Stats: Boonie! Enginccre B 5. .1. II'.
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Will. B. llllll‘lil dc SON.
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Peal MIII SlailI lllllYlII
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some n. reams,
‘Mlnd Mil Dealer In allktnde of
Blue Storm. Etc.
Ioutalu, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
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JCITIWIlEN’ h' PICTURES
venom. c it 01mm .Ioerru i1 Inns]:
Sanitary III HIIIaIllIEIIIIIIII Equilably yours.
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[Ax-a] Sarrevingend tlcncral work w ill
MAKES HENS LAY
BA' ED IIAY AND STRAW.
YAYM NI] BYHS
1:111 1111 Will]
Brick, Limo. Cement,
Lehigh, Leckswsuna, Locust
hut lII RUBBER Filll'lI
Yanhtoot or Washington and liar-
shallstreets. Branch once st8tilson
balance of annual a.
SAIIII' [lock of Dry
Goods. to” at such a low
figure that we are pre-
pared to clear it at we
low prices. We ob
place new tickets with
new prices ontho goods
and shall make them so
low that we are sure
they will attract atten-
tion and compel their
sale. We intend imme-
up the
store 17%:le tote
stock of DRY Goons
meter thbflpfingwitg
and hope to conduct our
business in ouch an
equitable manner that
our name will not be a
misnomer. and that we
shall occurs a. fair por-
tion or your patronage.
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co...
"A “MD cow.
Young mm why pl! er lonfiaeyou Member. you
have I ighi rhanree in II n 0! mug twenty curs?
Why not take an Endowment Policy ior yourselt i!
you live. let your bciru 11‘ you die?
8 L'HUIIKDIEU. Agent.
Such Novwalk. Conn.
IIIIIIIIIII
HomeIB. Hoyt
JEW’ELPJR.
Will remove. to
No. 10 North Main Street
About Ap ii i.
H’I‘Iy
Until ihstkmncl will our my entire
Wallllli [Illllli alllllllilll
AT COST.
Now is the time torture
0
Iillill Walsh 21 I III Price,
And fully warranted so] hereon head lsuy Ins
movements. My suick oi Jewelry is all " ‘
goods, no old stock or eged styles
u OMER B. HOYT,
No. [5 RAILROAD PLACE.
bullion
Having leased and refitted the rtere st
36 Main Street, Norwalk,
Formerly occupied by Gm B. Raymond,t
will endeavor to keep constantly on hand a g
enortmcnt of
Furniture.
Byuhdeallazwehwetopistbe cesldace of
Ihepnbllcsadoseueot the pom. Woofer
at reasonable ccs ChamberJ’omr and Dialog
Room Suite. Desk-.30: we
953'“ &' Whittlcsey.
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All at“ arrival "a“: Mamet—fresh :fi‘f" gg'a‘
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Spinach, Lettuce, Pure 3;: "'
Tomato Catsup, Fruit, . Roam.
“flu—W Wm 3&2; LEELPJy 2:311}!
Goons DELIVERED manner. 53-; 1331‘s,“; I $3.»:
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