mummies matter. Polite
inSlcflhnundsuidthathe
”auin ' ,ashedecldedto
whatever agitation they might have felt.
use. being no interpreter in courtoue
thitohehntior. Mantimeaconsnltr
timbetwesncounsel washeld. Whenthe
dnterpretu arrived Judge Baker ordered
mtobetaken into his privateomoe,
mi himself, the interpreter and counsel
forbahfldufouuwuh and whatever Po-
Whimnywaaeaidin private.
Pant! Was Ghaatly Pale.
Wheuthe party returned to the court
rmPolltawasghaetlypalc. Hewasev-
MW, and whatever he said
. matiyafieetedhhu. After hishonor
‘ Iadtakcnhismatonvthe bench Mr. Sem-
1 mr,ofconnsel for thcdefeuse, announced
fitbeycould not longer represent Po
Ila Feared Ilia Companions.
Thacourtthereupon appointed counsel
to defend Polite When the prisoners
were back to the dock Polit:
was to walk with them. He also
,, dfi‘uot want to go into the same room
1 Withthcothembnt hewas assured by the
mull that no harm would befall him.
, no wait in, very reluctantly, however
Whilethe counsel will not divulge what
Polltusaid, it is understood he madea
Later—The ltalian, Polite, only modes
partlalconfaesion. Heisaaid tohave
Ljdairnedthat he was notpresent at the
L‘ahotlagflmt knew of theconspiracy and
‘ mung-that led to it. The men who
ildtheshooting were only hired tools, the
a minder: and instigator: not appearing
Euthanasia Politaleconfincdinasepa-
-rufupartoftheprisonathisownreqneat
Janna Poole created a sensation atthe
hat night by picking out Machesi
, astwoofthornen who fired
i Runny. He was half airlock
“when the shooting began, but saw
L thwhhaflairplainly. Bediduotknow
Mano-tot“.
Nauru, larch e-Aspeclalto'l'ha
PoatfromWashingtousays: "ltislearned
ofldal sources that the name of
I (icon. of New York, the ex-
sweat secretary of the treasury. has
’ba-droppedfrom the list of thoeewho
lightpossiblybeappolnted assistant sec-
. nadufiecretavy F.oater Them
”handrail-nth be haduofl.
“authority, but it is understood toha
mtg». Coco's connection with the
«m k (in, the bankers of
”Int, who failed locally. lle wasa
htlecoucern. Ur.Coonandhis
have been informed that their»
“of his candidacy is final. Theap-
pflatmeutisnowlihelytogotosweemn
and to one of the congrcasmeu re-
ieieatull Thecontcatiamid lobe
have: two men, one of whomlsfion-
' ' John Henry Gear, of the First
‘ mm. who has the backing of
. ‘ussunraunou. to. Gear was borulu
‘MN.Y.,bnthss been a reshlentof
lewafermuyyeara Hewugovsrnorof
“flufutwoterms.”
in MI] contracts.
Warm larch l—Becretary Nick
Young. of the Retinal HaseMlleagus,
thsfollowl contracts: \tlth
- with Claim
Sioux (‘ity,
Poormau. Prank Schrlbcct Will»
Tuna aeoaptéd: With l’lttahuru, 1.. it.
om with Baum. Philip Tourney:
withllnnespolla, llartin linusu. its.
' cw Deli Ml The
Wan-om moi“... or
Wmhrahlp under the national
ier um. via
to
call— sountya littlsrlilage almut nine milsa
oustin- place
.lluox, an auburn beauty, not allttlr
international
.‘mmmammrmfl
adorablolitwarytalsnt. lnParisataw
months oatmeal» metrical-ire
ltallanstylioghlrnsslf lrnsslfthe Gountdilnlt
“mitotmmnmmwm
coon marriaget
WWII». Kuoamadsanln
vaatigation or the count’s atfsirs, which
evidently satisfiedhsr .tor she gave her
consenttothemarriny. OnOct. author
Nothing more was heard of the coupla
in Americauntil Jan. at, two, when cable
grams from London gave an account of
the young woman’s misery at her hus-
band’s “castle" in Italy. it was a common
dwelling house at Foseecaceca, and the
count was a count only by courtesy from
having first married the Contests di Mont
uncle, whose title he had usurped'l'he
”count” had beaten and abused his wife
until she had appealed to the American
consul at Ancono. Eventually she arrived,
broken hearted, at her home in l’ittsburg.
On March at. In, the "count," who
had followed his wife to this country,was
arrested in Philadelphia for circulating
scandalous circulars about her. lie was
set free, but repeating his oifense on April
7 and 18,he was sentenced on Maya to six
months in the Philadelphia county prison
for libel
Little was heard of Miss Knox for seven
eral months until two weeks ago. when
time. Berg, an artist, committed suicide
at the Metropolitan‘hotel, New York. She
was a friend of Miss Knox, and left letters
saying that she had killed herself becaust
Miss Knox, who had been committed to
her care, was wayward and she could not
control her.
SHOT HER FAITHLESS LOVER.
He Told ller to no So and ribs Toot
lllln at Illa Word.
Nzw You, March 8.—As the result of a
lover’s treachery and a wronged woman’s
desire for revenge, Nicole Piera, on Italian
blacksmith, 85 years old, lie: dying in St.
Vincent’s hospital. Pasquellu Robertelll,
a pretty 31-year-old countrywomun of bin,
is a prisoner in the Tombs.
Nicola had been Pasquellu' s lover in
Salerno, Italy, where they both lived until
three years ago. With her father she came
to this country three years ago, and went
to live at No. 156 Mott street. Soon alter
Piers followed them and renewed his at
tenuous to the girl.
Four months ago she alleges that he
wronged her under a promise of imme
diate marriage, and taking a revolver from
his pocket gave it to her, saying, “If I
don’t marry you you may shoot me."
Since that time she has been persistent in
trying to make him marry her, but he did
not wish to keep his promise, and made
various excuses in order to get rid of her.
lie was to soil for linly yesterday, but she
met him on Spring ..zrcct and shot him.
Theprlaouer, who is u woman of more
than average lmmty, with spmkling black
eyes, was perfectly cool otter the shooting,
and learned to reganl her attempt at mun
daras perfectly justifiable
“lie told me i might shoot him ll he
would not marry me, and i did,” she said.
frankly. ..-. ‘
THE news In ‘BRIEF.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered at lane
don no- t’arlooa Places.
All the persons who wore on the wrecked
“whip lowa, eighty in number, were
brought to New York by the oil took
Cheater, which took them (ill the lawn an
sh w. sinking. The lown was stove in
by Arctic ice fields.
It issaid that the bank commissioners
(1 New Jersey will inyeatigate the slain
o! the Carr s. liobsou [and and llulldiug
company, a New York company doing
latitude in Bayonne, N. .l.
The New York World naya: “It can be
positively stated that Got-truer Hill has no
intention of resigning bis ollllre or chief on
ecutlvs of this suite until next Member.
As a matter of foot he cannot qualify as
United States manor untll that time or
b an extra melon i-i called by the presi-
dent."
Colbert III)! at ('Ii'l‘lel.
Oman. N. l'.. March Zt—Jl‘hc report
that is number of (.‘mmrrtlcut olllclala are
to swoop down on the Putnam county jail
and raise the alleged hone thief John ’1‘.
Colbert, is not getterully credited beau.
Under Sheri“ Hmn ll. inks lhnt u rcquld-
tlon from the “mt-mot of Connecticut to
Governor lilll will be sent [mlbly today.
but that the Connecticut oflleluls would not
dare to defy the New York authorities
attemptingwtake awny a primm-rlbrou
say but the m legal rut-l innit. mm
is “intelligent mun mul o omits of fin
lulu. lie was rcmn ly outplayed at tele-
mh Won the New England rallv
at wleyvillr, ( eon.
1:;qu illrl Eloy".
hrs Lehman. N. 5., hinrch ll milieu
Wilma prevalls at fitoelmanvllle this
, over the rlcgmncnt cl
Olllk W. Mills, a well to do citllan
mnmumwm Mina!
buoys, a new year old imbwl
llhsfirlgparonis obiteted to thumb.
but tom-n were determined. Nr.
“Miriam: rehsaadssnmberof‘“
mead aadlatendal starting slimy
left everything behind The
”fixation.“ W: m. where
, of Their [Attic Fortune.
onéhestwomm
El.
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F!»
r
:5
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attorney found that thetwoaons had
along in a rather pinched way paying
their little place. working hardsnd
tleutly. nucomplsininn in their
that they finally had saved III) for
neat use Most tutors troubles.
years ago or more, as sveryoneknows.
Charleston, 8. 0., fall ,In
$5...
in?
55
brothers heard of it. forgetting that South
Caroliuahad embodied the element that
hadslaln a father. and hearing onlytha
cries of want and dcstitntlon, they tent
their entire little fortune to Charluton.
and itwasuscdlnsllsying thcmlaeriaol
the men and women who, luacertalu way,
had been responsible for their fathc's
death.
There's the story. You can think it
over, especially in the light of its unnatu-
tatious giving, and perhaps you maysss
its morn]. The fact that lthns been on-
noticed so long, and that one of thesons
hasdied without seeing area a newspa paper
reference to the incident, is proof enough
that it was a gift of pure generosityand
nothing else. 4am... (Me) Journal.
Wronglseadud People.
Among the most unpleasant peopleons
is compelled to rub shoulders with on life’s
highway are the class whose minds tab
hold oi everything. as it were, the wrong
end foremost They are usually as obsti-
nataas perverse, and the fales lnferencu
they draw from misapprehended premiu
they adhere to with as much tenadty as if
they were gospel truths. One knows not
how to deal with such lucorriglblea. Good
homered rallying they are as likely as not
to mistake for studied insult, kind words
for humbug. endeavors to instruct and
convince for aim of superiority, and what
ever one may do or say with a View 0! ben-
eilting them they mistake for insidious
attempts to get on their blind side.
Their field of moral vision is filled with
amiat of suspicion which distorts every-
thing, aud it is in vain to reason with
them, for you can no more do away with
their absurd impressions than you can
wipe out grin en letters with a spurge.
Error, wesuppoee. is to them what truth
is to right beaded men and women and
they cling to it because they believe in it.
They are objects of commiserntlon. yet.
being unabatable nuisances. it is prudent
to give them a wide berth.
it is really a sad thing to be predisposed
by nature to misconceive and misconstrue.
but it is equally unpleasant to be mis-
understood nod misconstrued. We thera-
fore make it a rule to have as little as pos-
alble to do with inveterately wrongheaded
people. —\'ew York Ledger.
Interesting Insert-eats with Bottles.
Take an ounce vial and fill ltahout three
quarters full of water; make a hole in the
cork and insert a email tubeor a stout
pleeaof straw. The opening must be a
small as possible: the tube must reach
nearly to the bottom of the viahand the
cork must be pushed in tight; now. if you
blowiutotbe tube the air will he can
pressed in thenpperpsrt of the hottle,and
when your lips are taken away a little
[captain will play from the tube for a few
moment} lwill new show you how the
fountain can he produced in a partial
vacuum without compressing the air.
Takaagiau jar with the mouth
snoughtogoovertbesmall vial.and heat
thelosidsovartbefiameofalsaip oreau
die. Placatbeamallvlal onsplate upon
several layersof blotting paper which have
beeuaoaked in waterlor a remnant, than
take the heated iaraod invert It cm the
vial pressing it down as tightly as you
can open the blotting paper, and watch
thareault. When you heatedthsinsldeof
thsjar the air inside was expanded and
partly driven out. The blotting paper
makes a hemucal joint. and the siren-
tnlnrd in the upper part of the vial forces
the water up through the tuba to the bot
tomofthaiar.andlt falls in a little cas-
cade down the at¢lea~lloaton Herald.
Caballero”.
in a certain school the teacher always
wenttoherpupils wheutheynasdad help.
insteaddhaviua than: comatohar. This
thithdouaday marathsr amusinglnct
t.
Little Tommy Page was being punished
'staodiou in the floor“ while he got
stallion Finding shard word
hanksdhnhsndand thetaachastoasa
tame to hls mktauea. Armament”
this was mind. and soon his rails for
the «other min-rim;
not,» byand Tommy's has has-n to
tlrsdandhs ougediorarsat. Allttls
he walked boldly up to the teacher‘s
platform and calmly seated hints-if ea its
Ilium! flu.
HOSE LOTS on Lowndm»
avenue so renewable in
price, only $350 each. and
those on Woodward arena.
imm 8350 to 8500 according
[0 size of lot, are appreciuled
by those desiring a real but
”again.
Niuc lots have been sold
this month and. more are being
looked after. w .
You can secure one it you
will only try. .
.. The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
F: it further particulars apply
to TAYLOR. & GOLDEN, or
CHRIST IAN SWARTZ.
rm moss
STABLE BEflBINli
Clean. Economical, Healthful.
' s: an: the cm or m.
HAZELTON
mmmu
Hickory. 0st, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BALE!) Hll AND S'l'BlW
Grain 3nd Feed.
Mmmu
fit it
me 8. 11011131061:
04" attention too good line of Canard
go- ds, and will southern a! low prices,
as lolloua When one will take six
cans or more of any single son, we mil
mahu them yet lower. an you see. We
have been fortunate in getting our Cali
fnvnls Canned Goods at last year'a micro
and we are selling them a! the old rates.
.4" goods warranted. Spoiled floods
'i" at times appear among the bed
brands. Svt the spoil-cl can aside.
[Mu’t throw it on the lab bran; you are
.ntiiiedto a gust can, in place of the
poor on», If you got that line:
(him, ...... . . ..Wc. 6 cans 08c
l‘umntlws . .. . .100.
Lima Brena. . . . .l5C. “ Sic
Come and m about our (tinned and
Drlvd Fruits.
Dibble & iomsmd
HALE’s
“cocoa mun
Wild Cherry,
Hammond.
Tar and Tom,
90 GENT“.
H. R. HALE
WWI“. all.
Mauro-lat Pvar. . . J50, “ we ...—«......
Etriy June Puss“ .. .. . . ..l50. " we
meow-uh. . . . ........... .lflc, “ 10.!
git-opting”... ....... .....ligg, ” .03; . ’
umu lmoo ......... , “ I
so...» tumult. . . ......‘lhc. u too Mabuckemo Hotel Block, South Norwslk.
L mater (Star) ............ 30¢. “ 1. l5 -
Apricots. . . .. . . .289. " ill “'
Oil Gwen Gage Plums . .250. " 1.35
i ‘1! Eur Plume“ . .. ...... 25c. " 1.35
Uni Bartlett Pears ....... Illc, " I.” . - I
'l. " . . ..
:2. our. .......... e: .. u ......m... mm ....
Evugmmtvd Apricots ....... ..... . . . .ch
Ehpmatrtl Apples... .. ... ........ We"!
limp mtmi Pump.- Mo lb an
Etnpurshd Plum-................l8clb ’ '
Cd'ilOfllll Pluses (not). . . .. . . .. . .l80 W W] all “Lilla
the n x tong days ‘the best 50 cent
Carrot ever edged in town for 31 cents.
Towels.
20 dozen more of those 19x36 All Linen
Towels, only 8 cents. ‘
Dreams.
Good floor Brooms only 9 cents.
Silk.
2 spools of Sewing Silk for 5 cents.
scnnfln & um.
37 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, our.
CARPETS
lngrain and Tapestry.
NEW STYlES AT [llll PRIBES
. W
Mickerman & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Selling Out!
All Mb BI? amt nihilism“! DIP lRI'IIIT “m0“ II it It pike All
amp.sswsvrliigivsupttrr¢drpartacn ummemivuouarmo :1 l'sl‘h’r.
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
Whihsroldalmyressoashlaprlct Woman-room.
CORSET-TS.
Webmthlmmdlhflfiroalnlhnmui will elm: cutout as as
blowout. Dnrlaphiaaaiewcwiil rsprcislhrand. voweilt owaJorsoesnu 0- stock at far
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND Humans in Plain. White sad rm, nuns with the nan no not stirs this opportnaity.
MILLINERY.
Aiitriuatsd llaIssadshapaanastlaaold. Inward-sad.
l
VICTBBY, NEW STAIFURB and SILSBY’ S STEAM HEATERS
WI HAVI A Fill! WI 0'
DECO llA’I‘Ell AND PLAIN CHINA.
The Duchess and Uncle Nick Baum
Neal not and Portable, including New Yuri: Ranges.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our store a New and Improved
NO. 3 COOKING- RANGE.
With each cash purchase mounting to 25 cents. between
now and lie 1 we will rune to the thinner t ticket. The
person kill. in number at those tickets on the
above data will ho soiled adto the Bengt. The tickets will be
counted by perfect!!! disinterested par-om
Have 7mm tried actor's varieties of atlfrshing flours, such
.. M... ., .
Willi; %
Brown Broad, Yellow Sweet Born and
Black-
Stripe:
42 Habit Cloth
and Plaid:
“ Fancy
Coffee Pot: -
Tea Pots -
No.9 Tea Kettle
Ouspadores -,
Pudding Pans
Soap malice
“acclimation-m alimony aeoliaryonforyow
uGrshamBoston
firmflmulss Theysre llnesndoorprieetaress louse
. GREAT AN
NOW FOR PEOPLE TO G.
nun Pails .
[’10 Plate! H
LEARN HOW TO BUY.
OUR SPECIALS. .
38 in. cashmere. all color:
Black -
Childs’..‘,’,‘ff,‘§K 5t091} “
Gents’ Balbriggan “‘
OPPOR l
Fancy Novelties in Plaid:
Best Dress Gingham in Stripe: j
OUR SPECIALS.
In Hosiery
Ladies’ fast black Hose, worth 190, at 12 I .9
H
it
it
it
one SPECIALS.
In N otions
Vaseline. 3c Bottle.
Hair Brushes. 125cc.
Pins. 3 Paper: for 5c. ,
Cuticura. Soap, 12!“: cake.
Pillow (lane Lace. 3c yardflrorth
DOMESTIOS.
0N CALIOOES, MUSLINS, mo. WE, -
ALWAYS LOWER THAN A"
ONE IN TOWN, so IT IS UNN
500 DOVER EGG BEATERS. ._,
Regular 950 Article,
cuaurra luou want:
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47c
47c
llc
190,315 121 a
150,313 083‘
200, at 1'
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