Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 17, 1891 · page 1

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Alar- In "III-hull." own on the Theodore
mm 111111 a Wood Ill-ed on l1r.'1l.
011’ Gnurrl Mal-u batman.

A The Incidents ofthat purtof Norwalk
horn-l “Dublin. " were startled about
5 o‘clock yesterday afternoon. by the
m of Mrs. Ellen Henry. who livm
out doorto Mn. Daniel Bnnlon on the
WWII-try Hill road. Jerry Driacull.
who VII posing by dizum‘rercd llnmen
bulking through the roof of Mn. Han

lm'o burn. Willing bonds nscuml a
calf which was in the barn. and took
out lateral small article» on the first floor.
Elle fire burned fiercely. and it was
W at onetime that the McCarthy
manna. next door. would boule-etroyml.

The neighbors slmwered buckets of
rater upon the building and through
their uflorts it won saved. Mrs. Hunlon
i a heavy liner by the tin». as she had
ten tons of bay in her barn and hourly all
or her household furnituro and 11.111111111-
,ingwere stored there until .Iaho hurl lin-
jhbed house cleaning. The barn and hay
arm insured for 8500. Mrs. llanlnn 1-11-
mn’lteu her loss. including the furniture
‘ destroyed, 11mm. The origin of the tin-
.i unknown but it is supposed to be the:
work of incendiuriou. Mrs. “an11111 wan
in the burn a few minutes before tlw lire
plotted. and Iva-1 in the lot aftz-r lu-r ('nw
,when the cry of fire was raisul.

. Arum“ burn on the [twink->1 of the-
Isle Theodore Price at “'I-st Xutwallk
“destroyed by liro lx-twm-n four and
I'five o'clock yestenlay afterrumn.

' A few minutes before -I o'clock yam-r-
day nfternorm. 1'. D. Daniels. :1. 11.1111...
A. Avison. saw flames creeping through
like roof of a wood shed in the rear of
Dr. J. G. Gregory's residence on Main
am. Norwalk. Ile garc- an alarm f r111"
#30: 52. and while awaiting the arrival
"of the fire department. tum-d a stream
upon the building from a small garden
bone, but without any/amount amt-1.
Ind the shed was consumed. The wanh
house near by caught fire and was badly
'ohnnnd, but the prompt action of the
Irvine-n prevented it from being dmtroy—
“- Dr. and Mrs. firs-gory Ive-r1» away
It thetime. only one sot-cunt girl and
h Gregory” 31 lived fzitlwr being, I in the
home. The mus-of tln- tin '1-1 Imknsmn
but it is supposed to have originated
Mtheashpiiewhith in“ tin» rnurof
building. Th1 damage' 1-1 11511111113151)

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THE COURT 0? INQI'III’.

Willa] ['ltil ‘lwo (I'Clmrk Kort ‘l'-w
any Afternoon.
‘ The Court of Inquiry. hIIld at lIlr‘ amu-
ay yesterday t1'1inv1-5tigau- the chargm
15.111111 Lieutenant )latbies.adj1mnml
at 12:30 o'clock. after uamining tho- Inl-
brring without-11: Calm-Iii; R. )f. lbw-11'.
' lieutenant E. (I. Aiken. Ser-
not A. J. Wilcoron, Sergwnt William
. Carpal S. M. Sterling. and
“ten W. I3. Jam. Gould J. llnndlv.
110. Smith and George- II. Ily ingtnn, of
‘ thistle Motion ”pom-1| again at
! all o’clock and I’rivato' Edward lion-p—
.Corpor'ul Winfield Scott and First
2- t Henry Maurie-1 11m exam-
. A11 the mt of the witumm 111-11-
- t the court slimmed :11 ball pint
I -' until 2:00 next Tuesday afternoon.
I the balance of the WIIIII‘IIII‘II will
. mudneduml the court will Irmh- its

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Tho reception which the lb-tlunlmtn 11f
’ .. Korwnlk had [WWII to gin-
. C. J. North at the ninth-non of
. . 0.0111119 lat Tmaduy etc-11in“.
. which 111111 [11111111111111 on amount of
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. filthy err-ningin the lnrlonof the
flaking thr- form of n fnrewoll to
.E‘Korth and o welt-1111111 to the 111111
..M II. B. Bum-11.11111 11ml-
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II. Koch. firth “1111151120111. III-11.
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fur. Charla V. llullmk. 51111111
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affirm-whom 11111111111.
Whom I12 buttermil-
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’- 1111 111111 office. To the inquiry 1111 w

of tho him-urn. anothcr on the corner of

joinnl to nit-111w no qnmtiommul to
311-111 not to hear. and that III the 1-n1
1-:ch tl1r1-1I—1pinrt1-rs of an hour he was to

gamut
It‘lllmpp pp. 'ntort'm Interact
Monsrhnuedmmort

(“molar-lo.)

our (30.8.1 Hon-
nIo lamb. rouLote.
TERRY. WMJIutCIl. N. Annour’rherfund
twirl-3111111. llotnu 11111111111111» 11nd mutton.
”I?!” AND “HOE DRAW
BROWN. 1111. Main III. 5.3. 111110111 work .brtng
your foot 11nd have it fitted. lion-tritium“

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.111 Inn-11111111 11.11.11 .1 4111111111. 1111-.
VII-m to the (trout Show-Inn's flown.-

J. I} Spend gim an llllltrltiou in
Harp-1'11 “'1 why of one of Barnum 11in»
geuioun 111121!"th of attracting attontion
to his museum. One day 11 man applied
for nlms to Barnum. who 111111 hitting in

why bodid notgoto work. the memb-
cant roplh-d that he would gladly do 1111
at a dollar a day if he could find mnploy-
111ml. .llornqu guru him twenty-five
cent.» to got his lrnrtllifult. and told him
to return and I11.- would give him 11 dollzIr
and a half a day and easy work. Wlwn
the 1111111 III-turned Barnum gave him live
bricks. and told him to plot-1- one in front

Yum-y street. a third atltbe coriwr 11f I-‘ul-
ton—on thI-St. l’aul'u church side—mud
the fourth on the cast comer of Fulton.
llvturuing then to the mum-um. be was
to take up tlw first lltll’k.itfifl replace it
with tho fifth. and then continue his
11111111111. putting; down one bricknml tak-
ing up tlu- otlu-r earh IIIIII'. III? was on-

of

pat-111 into the Hum-11111. luulr around at the
e-uriouitim for liftocu IIIinutm and then
rosunw lIi-I round» witlItlIII brick». Bar-
num any.» tl11- mun played his part to per-
fn'tion. and his wwntrir mndm't mtwl
a grv-at 1-r11w1l to gatlII-r about tlu- Inns-
1-11111. Many of III-1w. of I'ouma vI'I-III
intn IhI- Illllnf'llm tom-l1 sumo- 1-xplam1-
tinn 21-1 In tho purpuw of the “brio'lt
This was lit-pt up for M’Vi‘l’al
days. until tlu- pulire rmiue-Itml his WIEIIv
Ilrauul. mine «111 h Irouds lingrml
.tlnllll tlu- 1111111311111 that traffic 11:13- inn r-
ntptnl.

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\I' lun- nrul Ito. The) spud Thlr Ila-gun
of Run-allow

Urgnn'ut II. l'.Br1-nn;tn and llc-nry S.

(immunm arc tln- 'Soravalken at Wash-

ington tl1'1~ wen-k.

Ste-plie-n flunutm-k. of flu-

wlu-v-lml In Now I’nnznm

morning. 1111 hi» biryI-lu.

I". St. John lm-km-ml. of .\‘1-11' York

city. in in Norwalli.

Harry "rut-1011. I). Y. 5.. of Nov: ank.

In 11.111111; bit 11-min. H:lw:1rult'l1:t-1ner.

“3va sin 'I'E.

borough.
and bark. tint»

Slim» .‘vlmniv 'IIIIIIII|I~HII. “It" In». ln-c-n
Vlfiillfl]: .\ll’h. ll. Limb-r. Ilayrivw 31w-
ntw. Mumrd to her home- in Brooklyn.
ymtrrulny. Slu- WM ltl'f'utlllllllllt'd by
Slim Laude- -r. who will "1:th :1 ~l111n 1isit
in \3 11 \ ark V
“cup-rt 11ml Mogul-ck.
TIn-n-gular Ila-cling of tho Board 11!
Trad» WIN lit-bl lard night.
She-rill Ilriz-u'oll ha» pun-baud a span
of hands-Imo- hum-s.
l'um-rnl srniw-s wvrv lu-ld yum-Inlay
aft-rum” 111'1-r Illa I'I'Illltlnn of I'. II.
limb-n. wIIonlie-d at bin horm- oII I‘na»
Highway Sunday rimming.
Menu». Pillow 1k llcuilns. tbc- florist».
arr abmt to erect a war limbo on their
.\lain atrwt [mun-fly.
fills» Ella “Minute-If .\uguutlj'lnrida.
in grunting a for months with "Latin-o
in town.

'I'Irr Won-III, 1111111111.".
Thr- rurnluary «If the \t’n-kly III-11ml,
for tha- nIrreut 11'1-1-k lib-1111. n falling all
from last I'm-II. but i» alum—1- th:- RVI'MI'.
Div-w Han-n r1-portn 2111111.. and 1111m-
gngm 11f frigid: Brita-port 3‘ sub-11 and
$62,331 mongngm: Hartford III salon and
“null" Wflgala‘n: Waterbury lit Mk5).
$33,411; nmngngm: )b-riden ll sub-11 and
11mm»: of 311.2111;N1Iu- Britain 4 atlas
and tIIn,n’1111111mxam; Xurualk l 11111111
and "wrung-«of “3.9M; Danbury Ill
palm 11111! ‘03er umrtmm: Armada 3
sub-11 and it. 771 nmrtgagpu: III-thy 2 nab-r
and no 1111mm: lInutIngInuI 2 11211191
and all. N0 W11

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Thu-W Iron-l. 1;." «It-nth 111-1111111111 the
Ital» during 115111.. ‘l'biu m I'll) 1111m-
Iluu in Ilbruory: it 11311 thirty mun-
Ilmn in )lan'h. MM and forty-ll“- more
than Ihe awning-I uumlor of llt'fllllfl in
Mun-h for the five your prim-Ming the
tin-Mil. Norrnlk reported va-nty-ouo
druthn. "promoting an annual death
run-of III.'2p-rl.lll)luhahtt1mtu. ()ftlie
thirty It” of over infill inhohilnnl»
reported in the numthly built-tin of the
State Ihmdof Ilenlth only nix show-
unallwr death rate than Nut-unlit.

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1. n. 1;. Atlanta.
The molar minnmthly Ines-thug of
the Junior Danton-tit will be held thin
arming .1 II aft-loci. All mouth-1'11

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Pic-I not-tin clan-l1.

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MBAYHDND. J. It. “Water 111.811th Norwulk.
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“lib“ BOX MKIIVAL‘IL'BW
uplonxwlau. 11.711111111111111». N” mlflh
(autumn! cigar bow and dealer In ribbons.

“HWIAN ”AKKAI'K BANK AC-
COI'NT INCREASE” I“ ”Jill
I!" ill I'oter Ilka-III” l. III-ulna... the
I u Almond». but the In», I11
Refund” 1111.1 Thirty Nun. ‘

Astory which readu like :1 romance
culminntnl In om- of tho parlors of the
Astor House. New York. yuan-play morn;
ing.

Nearly forty your» ngu Selectman
Samar-l ”Adam. ..1 Norwalk. was a
manufacturing jewrlh-r in Troy. .\'. Y.
Ho had in his employ. learning the.- trade.
11 young Irish lad llfII-on or sixteen years
old. who bore the nano- of Peter shori-
den. He wasa grout favorite with his
employer and hi» family.z1nd when. a
few years later. Mr. 111151311111 Immuo n
traveling sole-1mm for 11 N141 York im-
porting lquIIe.l11- found 1 our 11 good
position in that 13it_1.Ab11ut the ymr
1360. young Sheridan. having rum-d a
few hundred dollars. maths lmmvn to his
old employer and still :ItewlfaM fri1~nd.
Ilttl tIt'diI’t' to rug-age in business for him~
self. 2dr. [ht-Ilium. tlu-II in tlu- jubblug
trade in Maiden lane. I-nviyuragml the
young man in III-1 lqulibe Ila-dri- to tln-
1-xt1-nt of putting!» ”101) north of dia—
moods wauhm and jewolry in tin-«Inn
which young Stu-ride" subsanI-ntly
opened at tli1I'1-11n11-r of Sixth :111-11111'
and ’l’u'odftb strwt. Tlu- littslllt-rII-l flour-
L-dII-ol for two or thru- years. Mr. lkmkam
r111lcnishing tho stock of diunnuuh and
j1Iw1-lry from [111113 to tiImI :1» it law-ann-
illlllllllh'llt‘ll.

”no day luminous affairs I'allml )lr,
lhlbkmlt to lbyston. whom he romainml
111'" Sunday. Rnturning bum:- tl11- fol.
lnu'in :IIzII' l1: inquire-d of tho 1111 lulu -n~
of III-1' family if l’ 41- r bud nIaIb- his munil
call. beer-11 mg a negatin- n-pl} hp
thought the .11 mug man must bc- alf'li. >11

later in the day he \‘i-sitml tln- ailll‘t‘. only

I11 find it 11111111]. “1- b-amml from
tho «autumn of tln- nton- adjoin-
Ing that the stool; had IR‘V'II r1--

mun-d and tlw shin- ('ltlrtt‘tl fun days
ago. Mr. DEL-dill!“ m-ut to “11- District
Album-'1'» Milt-v. gan- bond» in tlu- sum‘
of 05.000 for a march wnrrnnt.t1111k what
stock had been loft in the III-m- and sold
ll. “flitting 1111111119011. .\lllmugli (111-
was» was plat‘wl in flu-bands of 1l1-I1I1-x.
that was tln- l:I.-I 1-wr III-..rIl of
Polar. With tln- rumplinu that :1 rumor
that I1» mm dwml sulnwpII-ntly n‘LfF'ltI‘tl
Mr. lkrskam.

011 Monday uftvrnmn. .\pril 1‘1. umrly
tm-Ixtym-n-n _1'1-:1r» nth-r the l;1.~t 1111 In
tho awry just narmtml tmk plarr. .\lr.
Daakama'at in the x-lwtnu-n's”Ilia-up-
town 1-m1r1vrsing with bi» 1'11ll1'.tl.{ltt‘1-1.
WIII‘II nIImII lnrtwwn fifty 11nd ~11ny
ymm 11f age. 1-1'i1l1-ntly it [ll‘lhtl'rulh llll'l“
whaut 111- pmfessinnal man I'lllt‘h'll. 11111!
iuquin-dfor Samuel lat-1k till “1- 11:1.
111r1I1t1-cl to Ibo-71111.11 first wlwtman.
and ”tr 111- -1l 3 mun Mtiou “itb 111111 by
inquiring if l11-rIIn11IIIIl11-r1-1l l'1-t1-r Stu-Ii-
1l1-n. "Ye-1." r1-pli1I1l Mr. I'nlhkalll. "I
know him for about $3.1m." "WI-ll."
mmimml the SIHIIIKI‘I’. "I am lit-I half»
brother. Joseph Sin-rub-n." Th1- 1111111
then went on to say that be 111111 on llt'It'
from I'alifornia and that 111- had l1Iarn1-1l
for the first time. through his slain-n1. “‘llu
wax dying in Now York of I'IDItStllllllllt’ll.
11f I’vtvr'o ingrntitu-lv. and tlu- «in-11111-
.»tances t’IIIIIIt't‘It'tl with his husimm 11-11-
mm. lie nai1l.furthIIr.thut lu- qulz-r»
sin-Id )lr. lhmluuu had mo-t with Indium»
rem-mo. «Including by asking if III-
would take 12.110111 with-mom of the-
I'lailn. Mr. [balsam unluaitntiugly ro-
plit-d that he 11'11ul1I. The strautn-r then
«aid he was going In Boston. but would
n-Inrn this 11qu ’l'umlay. [limiting
thrmighfitmth Norwalk on tho “3:?" p.
III..:tr-.Ilu and mph-11ml Mr. Ila-sham to
meet him at "11- station. .\lr. lhmlmlu.
mIIIIIIrImt inm-dulmm. tuhl th1- story to
:1 {1-11 of his trio-111111, but 11-11» at the
1b;u1t.newrtbelun,ut tho aluminum!
hour. and bad :1 fm minutI-I' coon-nut
lion With )fl'. 9111- rldnn of) flu- platform
of our- of tlu- 111111.1lurlug uhhh they
lam-dd to that-t III the Anlbr Ilotnm in
.\'1-11' York at It oclm-l: 111111111th morn
ing. JIM :11 that hour ymh-nlny .\lr.
[husknm utoppI-tl up In the n'g'I-m-r of
that (‘l‘lt‘llliml hotel. run his 1-3111 111-1-1-
tht- mum-11. thou tuna-1| 11ml walla-d Into
out-of the purlom when» lu- found Mr.
amt-11 waiting bin arrival. 'l'lu- tutu-1'
arrival in his band It [run-r III-Ironing tho
ellirn Inform] to. which ltl‘ unlit-II Mr.
Mam if lieu-mild boa-Illlng Ionian.
IIW'I‘it’illK 1 reply to the affirmative. he
then tum-1| over a twinge of billy. which
Hr. Dinknm awfully «umwd. and find»
log that time was $3,000, ulgturl the
I'll"-

Tlmurorjoyolnelectmnn 1111: a llttlo
unlit-trod. 1111111111111 not recall 511111 11an
humid or did. but thenI Imp mutual
111m of gnttfleutlmi. good wishes.
and land 11111111113. or they rep-med.
Ir. florid-n to Inkl- II train for his
(‘nlifornia lumewul Ir. Mom to find
I Info place for lib tummy. which he had
art-My thrust into his men-out
picket. touring the bolt-l. namely ut-
lrflrdtluthemnottlwrbdimofu
111‘ hunt-o 91111113. lu- mml to the mm:

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.1 WIMIM“.W. flu-n lurch-d the

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muwmnnuwunmm

hunk on Will street. took I «milk-Ito of
run o'clock trlln out of New York for

Inlhofwnllmymy «Iona-1.

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‘Juattioo Care and the special jury. The

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Ala-11111 wires. lunpu. not: and tin one.
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NO VERDICT FOR GLADYS.

It. Report II Imp—Wen “Ham,"
and "Rod JII" loll-run“ 03.?
1.0501111, April I‘l.-—-'f'h11 cm of Mill
Gladys Evelyn against Mr. Wllllun Henry
Ilurlbert again occupied tho attention of

 

report cabled yeatcnlny to tho ellrct
that I verdict had been given for thr
plaintiff with m '1". on
error. (In the fourth day of the trial
Mr. Hurlbert denied every cl

made by the plaintiff. 1111 denlodt
twat-maul tothowornnn, tlntlnmhlr
Irina. that he wrote to her. and thsthc
met her. The mo in tho c1131- ho nymlr
Wilfrid Murray. once 11E Ieéretary. BI
had not ween Murray since tam III Franc:
Murray was a Boulnngist, in Ind-11d I
home rulcr. Illa handwriting was llkr
defendant' a.

He lost employed Murray tum had
been trying to find him and traced him to
Philadelphia recently. and war in corn
municnrion with the American police. III
considered the case ntruInpery proceeding.
From the. women pointed out to him In
could not tell which was th hintill. I]:
wns with his wifo and otbcrgrsonmwhou
he named, when the plaintiff said he war
with her. Slu- said he mm at Ghent with
her on the ht of September; hehnd not
been there in twenty-four or thirty years

Defendant said he was sixty-three year!
of age. Wilfrid Murray was about fifty.
He did not know thnt there was 11 strong
memblance between them Mr. Ilurlbort
won perfrctly cool. and often gov. the op
posing counacl worse than he sent. When
he left the witness chair the plaintifl'r
um.- lmked for weaker than it did ya
torday.

Many people believe ”Mumy" was nom
other than "M Jim" Mclknuott. tht
man who plauuad the attack on Cheater
Cutie in IRIS. and who, when ererythins
VIM prop-amt, guru information to thr
EngliIIh government which led to the Inn
Inn Inn of the attack and the arrest of ser-
eral of the conspirmm

About 01111 Mllllon Dollars (So It}: In
Smoke In That ('lty.

N211 ions April It —-Shortly before
midnight lam night a fire wn discovered
in the link.“ building, thunk-11a! the corner
of Ilmlmu Hunk t-rcentviih and Twelfth
bin-eta. Tin.- buil1liug,wl1i1'h was of six

limos and by brunch C of the New York
poototllce.

It was entirely dntroyod by I L In. and
at that hour the 'I‘nggnrt general dong:
warnhoune caught fir. and was destroyed
The line i-I estimated at "noon. All the
Inuit matterin the branch muffle: Irll
outed. _“

The fight Awnrt lleetrocntlon.

38115131., .\'.\’., April It «Wank-n Brush
him been servml with tho petitions and cit.-
tiom in tbv cm of Charles Mont-inc.
menu-tired hub-11th hero by electricity next
wu-k. LuII Fri-lay counsel for .\Itrl-Ilvnine
Inn-l1- 11I1 diminution to I’niIeII Slater
Judge :l.11-11:11l11a, of the southern district.
for a writ of baboon corpu-I This was im-
mediately denied nud an appeal was than
made to the supreme court. than-by pm
timtll) obtaining a may for the condemned
mIIrIb-n-r. The ruling of Judge Lamb!
in Ihiw mm- wan exactly similar to that In
the came of Jugin» and Wood. also our
tenced to be killed by electricity.

Illumuu‘x, April Iii—Judge Pratt, of
the min-emu court. In» denied the applica-
tion for n stay of prueuallngs in the can:
of IIIQ‘ young Italian murderer, Nicola
[Brim lt is noted tint petitions will be
niIbmtttcd to the governor for n ”prion.

’I'ho Congra- n Political 011..

K155111131", .\qu April t7.--For some
day-1 the belief hm been growiugxunong
thmr who arr.- herein attendance on the
Wcstern States CInumer-clul Congress's that
the whole thing was rapidly developing
intuupolllicul movement. The deb .- in»
Ilulged in between Congressman II uln-
ridge. of Arkuuwmud Chauncey l. . ..lcy.
of St. Loni». nhowed that the rule 0: non-
pnrtimnnhip would he dropped when tlu
idem ndrnnnnl iron: in connlct with the
VII-W11 of thoue who took part in the pro
coaliugn Senator ll. ll. Kelley. of Kurt
11:11. who in looked upon an the father of
th1~ convention, sold today that it was to
tin-11k “my from party fully and if new
mry form a new party which would give
to the went and wuth that which they
could not other-11m.- obtain H19 said that
what was wanted was true coinage and
tort tnrlfl. M...“ .

Troy Want. 511 Ian 71:111..
’l‘ltot. N. ‘1'... April 17. —'l‘lIo mm meet-
ing but night to denouncr the uncut
IMIIIn-Mut‘mhy fight In this city 1m nt-
temh-d by 1,5le tepmntuttro cttluua,
among whom were J ustlcr lug-Ila. lute of
thI supreme court. and I llrgu number of
clergyman. both Protestant and Cntholle.
The Rev. John Wnlrh. pantoruffit Peter'-
churchmrutntcd I term of radiation.
woman-1': '-.--:-.....---::
t on c upon 3001 c
mint no occurrence of the kind shall
"or ”111111 plum min III Troy. Th1 It".
Father Watch woke at length upon the
mlutloun. and won followed by Juliet
lnunllr. The molutlonr called for the In-
dlctmrnt by tho next grand jury of th-
principals In the fight and the mornhm of
the Crib club.

Amber Dung-mu Col-tom“.
Wmmxuros. Apt-II 11—11an In
doll-r counterfeit 111m matte-u
tun 111111111 It the tun-my department.
Thomutorfllt to a I'm dunnroutm
It In of the north. of I”. check tutor B
Inn. 11111an tho portroltoftkn
outflouoockuudlutgnrdhyfls. Ito-o
cm: 111 and James W. butt 111
Uultod Stator trauma. The “t" In
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limlldone. Tun-111111 thocouutcrflrlt
heartland: 1111111111 and 11113111111119
pear-11¢- of the unto II 11111: toil-adv:
1m. the moat expert.

I'- Iloruou tho cunt cot-rut.
NIIoIIIuI mm. N. Y.. April 17.31111
of III. (lulu-act (31111an
comp-11y haw.- flrcd tho gndeof them
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portalwlllheelerrnfutnlmo 11111111111
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not MI] In maul: through llnurtoor.
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”KNIT?“ ”HAW
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mow 11.1w» 35,11,331. 1.1111111 Ho ‘2111111 11
3.5 The oldwt «1.1111111111111111: flu! kind in
and complain wrrtmr of

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l'nrnlturr. turn—1111. Pictures. etc.

He Thinks the Trouble Will
Be Amicahly Adjusted.

TIE UNITED STATE 011mm

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flunltflltk- III-I Should Be ln-edl-
I-Inly 33-01““.

Roll. April IT.-—The reply of Secretary
BIIIIIB received attention in the chamber
of deputies. Questions in regard to it wort
raked by rurioan Incinhcm Premier di
Rudlni. in replying. aid that the Italian
gorunmt had not. yet mivnl Mr.
Rhine's not». He was not prepared to
nuke I definite statement to the chamber
of the views and purposes of the cabinet
until the note Ind boon officially received
and awfully read and considered. How-
ercr,ho would say that Italy could not
admit that the diplomatic incident war
closed until the United State» had .0-
knowlcdgml the duty of delivering the
guilty portion over to justice and but :11:-
knnwledgenl the further duty of indemni-
fy‘lng the fumilics of the victims who wen
Itnlinn subjects.
Italy Could Hot Adult It.

Italy could not admit that the United
Slum government had no responsibility
for the acts committed within the jurio
diction of the individual states. Th‘w
phone of tho present complication was. in
hisopinlon, one which interwml not only
Italykbm all the- gowmnwnts of the civil—
ized vmrbl. 'lle fu-lt confident, however,
till! the runner would be settled without
trailing political dillirulties betwex'rt Italy
and Ann-next llut hr could not refrain
from mph-«sing a fee-lint: 11f rogn-t that
the govt-rnmnut of a country 511 highly
civilized u the l'nited’Statu-a should not
fulfill the duties of finale»: and nwmlit y.

Honor-lilo Reconciliation I‘Inpetl For.

In conclusion .\Inrquifi di ltuzlini mire
“Minn to the 11: 1pc. that. outwith-laud
log the mourn-urt- of Some inrielrntnwhu-h
Wet: greatly to be r1,-gn»tt11l In tho contra
retry diner-n Italy and Arm-rim. means
OI wnclliution huuumlileto both muntrtofl
would be foun-l. Th1- pn-mier's words
were III-toned to with t‘luu- attention. and
than he mum-ad his aunt thIr whole cham—
hu-Jrrupctinof parties. cheered rigor.
only.

In“ I. I.” the Punt».

Thr- pln-lct In! the telegram which
Wt Harrison not to the governor of
luiuixiunn on March In. and added that the
Italian gownnnont, 11k? I’rwident Harri»
non, IleInIImb-d that the guilty panic-1 be
brought to jllhfin- 11ml. that imlrmmty be
granted to the (Mullins 11(th tit-thug. A!
the action of the l'nitnl State» had not
I-urrrsmnded mth its promises the Italian
gout-”1111111! who must rained to demand I
formal xbsurmxu' that" Ihr guilty partia
shmxlvl I11- rb-noumed and that tbx- title to
hub-trinity should bemlmitted in principle.
Tilt- l’nitml Stan-s gui’crnIIIt-nt, barren-r,
futile-d to giro this Insurance, replying that
the mix-Imutiun of tho l'nitrd Status did
not [It-flint Ih1- {wit-ml gun-rnmrm to in-
terlert- in state minim

‘ secretary III-ink Sole.

l'n-nI'u-r d1 ltudml will that h1- was
confident of the ultimate settlemcnt of the
whole mam-r In a manner favorable to
tin-rights of Italy and of those of all L‘l\'ll~
Izod gut-eminent», all of whom won- one
with Italy on the point» ut inane.

2" it wen- pmvat to he immmiblc to ob
tnina favorable solution of the problem
grove mmplivatiom would not urine. but
he would down It a matter of profound r1-<
gm tho! the people of 1111- l'uiml States
should show tlmnselws for removal from
the prinrtplw of right and justicr unl-
versally proclaimed nn-I scrupulously ob
served in Europe.

\‘ngur and lnrnnclnnlro.

A! the conclusion of the address the in
terpelluturs erpmsml their approval of
the conduct of the Italian government In
the manor and In being salts-lied with the
explanation made by l‘rumier d1 ltudini.
In political yin-lop 11111111- d‘InupwintIuI-ut in
epr'I-wl with Mr. llln’me'a reply to the
Mai-uni.» di ltudlm. It I» charm-retinal M
"vague" and "lunuuc‘lunlvv." and u in-
nishug IIII-n-ly on the status quo. The Trib-
une any.» that Secretary Illum- aims.
abun- all, todlrert the ntlt'ltlon of Italy
from the rent question at Issue. llut thin,
it Add», will not madly be dour.

A Friendly Solution Imlrrd.

In 1111 interview, Marquis Ill ltudlul aid
that the whit-d quIIIIarlu-s of Mr. lllulne‘s
reply which be but neon were too brief to
enable Mm 111 form 11 dellnlu- opinion,
much In» Inn- an opinion for publlcnttou.
Ito preferrrd notlto m anything while
coating tho receipt of on full 11-11 of Mr.
3:» reply-,exn-pt tint ho mm 11111]

Jul boon Ibmly 111111111111 of I
Mildly 111111111111 of tho dlflkultm III preo-
ent nil-ting 11111111211 the Italian govern
11111111. 11nd the government of the United
Stator. ...-..

Bullvln It.) ‘I’nkc n thud.
WMIIIXII'IIIS. April ll.—-A uinmtlnr fact
in I-uunmztiou with tho Italian matter.
which but entirely moped attention up to
the turnout time. In that our of the lending
lull-us lynched In 3111011111111 wuuct-

nixed coma] at that port of 11 foreign gov-
"WIMP-KIM that of Italy. Jone P. M.-
cheebn. 11111111311111.1111“ thoMIIllaond
this 1110» prominent of Ihvlotlma of the
mob. I‘ll! stand» on tho reconf- of tho
um department as tho duly weredlwl

Orleans.
flaw-11a wealthy merchant. lib firm
of Muheclu Brothers Itltl condone the

W“:
linen touchlugnt New 0111111111 and t
lug with South American mum Ito-u
probably from this emanation that If»
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MIMI. The hunt fut mull» thlt be
m Incl: normal at the 111111 of lib 11111111-
thorLud executing. mun] bu no diplo-
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local agent u Con-III (loom-II Obnrrlo. of
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fllnutor fortn- Io 1.1111 In...
honour, Aprll "with chmletr‘r
Rome 11111111111111.1111 In that Ir. Pot-tor,
the American 111111111111. Ir about to donut
lmmltomoon nth-11 mth’hreofub
senor.

(III-m a Word-- with Brutally.
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DANIEL WEBSTER

Ilale the remark that IIIIs was the People’s Government L

Made for the People. made by the People.

and answerable to the People.
So “1- want 1-1'1-rv out- to fool that we are IIK‘ult’tl hero to 111-111- lit
thI- l’voplu. not only by giving gmul \Illllt‘s. but also enabling you
to buy at home “hat you haw: heretofore b13111 Comm-Hod to go

out of t1'111u for \Vodo not lay claim to having 1-11-r3thi11g In
stark. but 111- do Ilailu to' have flu-

BEST ASSflRTEIl STUCK llF Illll 60008

In tho City of South .\'orwalk. “'1- also boast of] having tln-

Largest and Best Selected Stock of
House Furnishing Goods

111 Fairlie-bl I’. 11mm lflIInlII-rrnore- 11'1- egi11-1'1111ln-Itt1-r ( \Xllll-IS
fur I1 515 111.111.111.311; 11111 11111 buy at .1111 11flIL-rIIl1111-i11 tom)

IN. MILLINERY

\\1- b.111- ~tI-pp1 d right to tho bald as rogamls stybnnnd what
is of 1 111ml Impurtaln 1- \i7. . l’ bill I} W1- sllull dull in farts and
litrun- s and it 111,- trI-ad on Ilu- cums III’

ANYONE. be he BIG or be he. IIIIIe.

l.1-I him sail In. vs.- low it.

 

HAVE YOU SEEN IT?

It IS llullllt'l'ill ll;llllt"1 111.11 :1 l.zI\\II._11-t i.» «1111- of tlII-
1be 1-15 in lightm- -i5_:l1t fabrix s slum this wetsuit.

GLORIOSA’S.

'llu-I so Ill for I35 p1 r }':ll‘1l.tlllIl look as it tlu-y might ham- 1151
’31 3.1}111' _\:t|‘1l
\\.I11lf1~r ”lull I I III .\'Illllll URI-Is.» HINIIII \llSal

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1.111l ”lI11-<1-s1r1-Ill1-III-st of \IIII-I'h :m I1iII~,:lI.'1111~. Utlu- TS ask
1'33. 11- 1' mm! for 5.11111».

{:11 l Sizet' ll .\llll ll.“ SKllll‘l’.\'l"ll2ll.\'h_ \11I;I»kfl."11 IIIlu-rs
its Il'l'.

\\1-1ln not lu-simtI- Ilt'llllt 1' .111- 1w .IslIaIIIe-Il to 1:111- tln- 11mm-
of 11111 1lussuf good» 111- aIIII-rIN-

HE'STS' l".\.\'(' \ ll \1 l‘ llllSl-h Stripe 11> 111-” Its lllault.‘
fur '3:'-.11 1v11rll1'3'11- :1 pair

('llll Dill-23"!» Nl".\h"l BL.“ K ltllllllll) ”UHF.
p1I r pair

I Mills." l \S’l lll.\'( K ”USE. I'3I1- porpair.”ll1is 1111.11in is
unrtlI I.1- In-rp.1ir.\\1-l1:1\1- otlu-rs 111 1-. In M Ill for l1w~z.|ml this
11 ill I11- found .1 spb 111li1l bargain.

“no but (”.3 rs II :.\I I" III Wilt. 11 rplul‘.

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worth 111-.

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1"1111-r11111uotll’1ngui \1-llow or R111 kinghmu \\ are you 111.11 111ml

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W1- ltI’I' nth-ring for Sntunlm Writing from . l1) 0 11'1bwk. metals
and owls of broken lots of lill) U” 11 ES. tumult largo sin-s
front III t1175.nouoof which lum- bwn sold for b‘MS than 6111'. and
from tlu-n- 11111 :11). 111mm; out at flu-1w lInIIN .II 'fn- p1-r pair.

Vt pom-1' for '351-ll11- largo-st and host TOWEL for ”11- 111mm
1-11-1- 111-011.

.‘puiI'

“gt :11l1- '31-

“3'31- pvr pair.

“moon-~—

Brlng In your old Umbrellas and have
them re-covered. Prlces will be found to
be very reasonable.

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SOUTH NORWALK

Boston Store,

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all bomber» at. lambs and 1111111113?
wan' . dhigut' 1-11; f11umlcmworlrmof
Imam: trimming: in bronze. bran pad that.

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and bra»- matings. forgingo. Bobbi!
rot-11in for 1111111qu 1min and noun

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chiuery Innde promptly. repulrln‘lipocfnlty.

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dealer in boots. shoes. rubber-1.1111111” and

shoe flndln
MARKERS.
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I'Anu WILLIAM II. Benedict hm mark-1.
III. I In» 111111111. vegehblw. canned undo.
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of 11111111111... Homo rcmlem la
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51m" 3111' 1.4115111 03: MARKET stsh-
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TII‘ II: It: .\‘. ".11 \11 Main 51.8. V. primenicutn,
poultry 141-. t 11111. 1': cut» at Utah prices.
\\' 21111111“. 1'. )3 Main I-t '. choice meats.
poultry. fish. vegetable» 111..
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It. IN!) \I l.’ S MILL. II .\’ lumber and Ilmhor,
runghurmwked tunrdzl’. monidings.trhn.etc.
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klmia or 411111 Iuamn wutrut ts token.
531”" WILLIAM If It“ est s1. 5.x Job.

hing promptly uttz ruled to.
.‘l. \IIIIIJ-Z .ISII GRANITE.

BATES. P. W. Wan-r at. .\‘. manufacturer of

nm- gmnur and marble work. 11nd dealer In

stum- wurk of all kinds.

~“III '.\' 5 01 TI PETERS.

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Mann Fl 111m [um-n 5 font: mg goods.
FR.\\ 1 ' 0. to}“n.~=l1ingtonst. 8 .\'.

11: 1h. 1:1 nth Im- 11'.» furnishing-S. of all kinds.
MI [K IIANI' TAILOBS.
til'Stlll'SKI. [-2.31 “'11“ at. .\. A perfect fit
gnarl-111111111; tlIv- 12111—191: atyl 1111111351111 hand.
KIK'Ul’il. I11? .\’»I, .\lain at. S. \. Fine tail-

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0:13.111 11ml Imrmnny.
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