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Gaol Attendance Despite the Burr Wind.
1119 Goth” ermcd but. with the
letmpolilaneoo the Baxter ground» Sat-
“ Itrdny Iftemoon and play-«l an exciting
,Wv raultingin ant-ore of six to [our
,ilterorot IhaGurlnms. Time war a
pod strand-nee, mtwitlltanding the
cold wind and showers. The playing at
both clubs was excellent throughout and
remit good plays were made, which
were handily applauded by the amine;-
"lelic spectators. The gamewascalletl
It I“) o'clock, with the Gorham It the
; lint. In the tint and pecan-i innings
uitltersidesum-d. In the third inning
the home cluhtnule lire nuunrnl the
Hetropolihm in their half mathr two.
, No runs were made in the fourth inning.
The fifth ' 'ng was the 1mm exciting
‘ in the game: 0, Jackson, n-ntm livid.
6. Williams. first base. and Burton.
catcher. of the Gurhnms,nr:1de in“,
, Witlttrro men out. )lillcrwar at tin-but
and Ira: put out, thus making three men,
out. Neither side Nmmd until literar—
enth inning, when the Mob; Inade- two
‘ more mm. In the eighth inning tho
(labours added one more mnto their
, list. Both tenure» n-t'eirt-d gauze eggs in
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Dickerson, tho fiarhams' right fielder.
[flayed anescellent game. making two
rum. Freeman, the left fielder, also
(might: good fly. Theliorhuuts bar.-
madea number of impruwmentuon the
grounds. that of erecting a ticket otlic-e
’ and repairing the gatebeiug especially
noticeable. The diamond IlibinL-krll‘t'n
hidout in finertyle. TheGorlutmI are
without doubt the beetclub that has over
lucIted here and they should rem-ire lit»
all potrulnge. Several of the members
In well known in this city and they
. always amduct themselves inspectio—
Ilnly manner. They have not yet do-
cided who they will play next Satunlay,
but will try to get a date with the "art-
turtle.
List l' mist a meeting of tin- Slut»
Bare Fall League was held at l’lniui'illo.
most of the time being git-in to making
up I Ichedule. 1111-. work was about
1 lull orer when a ob-iegation [mm the
culiallflgllemll'tfll and nradvowr-
tllres {or :1 i-ommlidatiou of tho two
hatter. with eight or ton clulns. Tlll'
[Intuition met with tnmr amino ad—
' journment we: consequently token until
today, when the lenguo will rim-t at
Northrop. llhtpndnblctllattlwt'lul»
fromthe Central hoguc to ht- adrnittml
it the Slate Imam! will he hlt'rirhsn,
Welt Daren. soothingtlm Ind Nor-walk.
The Bridgqlort High School ball Imm
Mental Ille- Norwulk Military luditute-
club It Seaside park .‘ktturday nth-m you,
by I Icon? 0' l? to '1', Only six inning»
mphyed, the Xurwnlk boys having
to catch an early tmin horn». Tho cold
mtherprerentcd any brilliant pinyin-g.
The batting of both taut-1 wags wry
berry.
The llaolute lime Ball club will soon
here our Illllllm.miflllllg of dark
blue Ihirt Ind puma maroon belt and
Milly and red and black caps.
”DD.” ADAIN IN hl ('I.
I. Imu- Hum-ma 1-1.. non-tam
fre- llle W In In \‘ult.
"Bob” Adams, tho troll-known rporting
III-n ofNorvraik, wleln New York April
Ill, when he III mbbcd ot him diamond
fin. valued It W. While riding on tin-
rIIr platform of I Third Ivonne car.
The tide! InIIched it out of Mr. Adetm'
unquandofl the car and too-pod.
I“ My night Mr. l’elnm, who
hernia-rem Mill “Into. Moire-t
evil hum Junea Reilly. all» “Red
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1"“? Iii Am Erm- Maintain-w.
Drill! told l’elrrm be had heard that
Mummmyro fortune-
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humid tell him when tollndit il Ail-1m
.‘ would sire hlmthemnrd. Palmer told
my be hebrred him Iohv thethief.
1 Wyandhieuncleethckedl’elmennd
, he on: neural under the H1 eye.
Delilyeudllertrrm Im not] were
«_ ‘heldinfldm 1-11 min, for out tiItur-
.hy tor III-nit. llr. Ail-ms went to
”York llItttrdIdeentitlul Mllyao
firmwboewlehhtinmndtlwm
thflhflmyhlltbnl hull for
, Witty“ lemony.
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The service- ut the South Nownik
(hmgregationel church yeatordey wen»
at I very interesting character. it was
known on Foreign Illusion day. 11.11..-
morningllcr. C. H Debit-ls D. D.,qf
umuynniurmmp‘ctomyé‘lrtw Ambi-
icau Board of Foreign Munitions preached.
He spoke particularly of minions. and
minted ect'ml n~miniIeeuoee in the lives
of mizuionnrior in mious parts of the
World. In tho owning Rev. Mr, Tracy,
a inimionary who has been in India for
over twt-it'c yours, narmh-d some of hill
experiencm in that country in a very in-
Ierceting manner. holding the clouest ut-
teutionolthemngregttion loruenrlyan
hour. Be spike particularly of the idol-
nth 111:4 worship of the "indoors. telling of
tho got-gun“ [munitions they had to
their god-t and of a magnificent trinple
they have built. at :1 mad. of hall at mil.
lion of dollars.mreriug fourteen acres
of land.
TIwri-wmi a Int-gr- attendance at the
moi-ting ol the‘ Union limpet Tot-uter-
anre lit-lonu Asmxrintion at their hall on
the Washington street bridge yesterday
afternoon and it wait one of the most
intern-sting nit-rungs. ore-r held. Jim'ph
)liilvr led and Jormph Tammany. ('11ch
Wood lllitlntllt'ni undo sin-cites. Two
Inc-u higher! the phwlgv.
The services at tho South Xorwtilk
Baptist church yi-stvnlny m-rv unusually
inter-filing. In tln- taunting lie-1’. .\
Wheat-111. tho ptutur. prvavlml on "Christ
Saves. to tho- L'ttl-nuoot." lu lbw-rerun);
Butler lodgr. l. O. I"). I".. uttt-n-lml the
rhurvh in n hotly 11ml llfilt‘ltt'd to 1111 ex—
l1‘lltfllt svnnon on "Odd FelIOWHhip."
)Ir. Wins-ton presented Iirut the testi-
mony of Peter. Jumps and John on tho
sttlrjm't of what 1'1 institutm' :1 t‘hriu'tiun.
lle quoted u-xtvnsiwly from thr- Odd
Fellows" ritual, showing tho remarkable
similarity in sentiment. From this hr
argued that tho lit-st Odd Follow It'd-1 the
out-who was ”11- bust l'ltrisrtizm. Tho
closing appeal to all the numbers of the
fraternity tomakt- :1 hold. public con.
traction of their luith was rm'eiwd with
great 501011111in and thoughlulnmil. At
the- rium; ol Ilu- service large [111111le of
the Int-tubs-rs of the onlvr gntln-mi
around thu- parlor and eIprt-Sh‘t'tl their
mititwb- and thanks to him for the 1in
n'lh-nt «I'mmurse.
Ros: ll, l1. "11mm, of llll‘ First M. H.
1".hur1h pr. mlmi mo :iblr and tlm‘llt‘llt
wrmuirb 13-511 ruin) befor- int-*1- (.0!!ng
gallons". He handlml tlu- subjm ta inn
masterly umnuvr.
.\lr. Semimlr-s, of ”to Xn-wton
Thmlngimti Seminary. lift-at'llfil an ex»
I‘l'llt‘l‘ll Nt'rtnon on "Eli-kid's \"na'inn" at
tho First Baptist rhun'h ymIi-nlay morn-
ing. In thr- erming in- spok.» upon "Buy-
ing and Selling; the Truth."
‘ Rm“. P. )l. Sell-1:11, of St. l’nul'svltlm'h
I'St'lntllgl'tl with llh' Rot. Ulin Hulk-ck.
of Trinity church, in tln- mowing and in
tho owning Rev. W. ll. Morrow, o!
l’uriysle, .\‘. \'.. pro-:u'ltt'tl at St, Paul‘s.
At the Find l‘ongregutioual church
tho 9t.‘l’\‘lt’I-5 all day “'I'I’I‘ of an intonat-
ing l'llilrltl'lt'l’. In tho morning lia‘t‘.
datum E. 'l'mt'ey of India, with upon
the "l’ltiloaophy of lliudrnism." taking
for his text Ihr' Words. "As I 111.111 think;
will in his: heart. no is ho." In the own—
ing the lit". 1'. ll. Dani-1:1,"! New York.
myopic-d tho pulpit.
Rev, “HWKI' \‘nn Alstyni» took for "IV
tnpir ol h'L-t Hermon "(‘ommt'rclai law in
Religion." at the Norwalk Methodist
I'lllll’l’lt yestu-niny ruorningmud in tin-
i-wniug he punched upon "Tho Looted
little." Al Ibo chm of hi» Hermon Ito
stpoke u few words strongly in form at
tho Italiutev who at? still Hour-ring about
the 11th of the borough. awaiting the
water conuniuuiotwrs‘ llt'I‘lNllIll us to
whrtiwr they will pay them or not.
llm‘.
Promine- Io In I III; Novena.
Ilium-rt to he git-en by Welterd.
Ball on the «twilight thy 45,. «11111111.:
Hull. pmm'mat to he a grand But‘fl'fll.“
orrr titre! bulldml thlkon. ‘lmro hot-n
diupumd at. The pupil» who Illkt‘ purl
are Slim Anna 8. Dunning, Mia» Nullio
3|. l'llubmw and J. Frank Rider. at this
city: Mists Eloy Sit-dine. of New York:
Minn Mary Brittney. of Walnut. Adolph
loirt: Mint Olive l‘wmttul. tho
flwmnmtwtnim. and lira. Wnitor
J. Hall. on illn- Lutiv ill-"ill. tortm-rly
of this city. will mint. ll wllidoubthm
In: tho maxim! wont of lllt' mum. The
chart lor runner] and ownn 'l’hurttdny.
April III. at it e. tn. at llnytn‘ and (In-g-
ory‘s.
11:11- or 11...... tin-lotto .
(Joined fitephen Reymond died .1 1.1.
home In lbweyton tart Saturday eroti-
lng of grit-11min. lfifll eightyatrm yum.
Mr. Raymond wee moment in Intel
end town Ill-in for you». the tree troll
knmru in mercantile circuit and was tor
urged in thoehlpplngwrlnmfurmml
yarns. they year who "calamari
at the Ninth W111 Interior. in-
mlrlng hie mm from (low. W. T.
11111.». of Warlord. II» bee mm] one
term in thematic. ”the rum! will
but held Itvmorm It 2 o'clock
from the Mom lib-t church. it".
Lottie rm, mat “kept-hutch. Ber
llnrtdmn. tho wt-llikmmn violonct-l:
lCHlllB 0F Bill SINGERS.
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flier-I ruin the nlmtlpp of truth”!
tum. Howell 1...... an“...
The dunriicedclmir ol the new Grace
church hold their final reheaml this
alt/rennin. ’l'hohoye, under the dirt-c-
tion of James Bah-r, of Bridgeport, one
of the Illa-ll nut-comm! and pmliciz-nt
lmdcm in the state, how bout t'ehmrs-
lug [or ulmut three months, and their
singing. as demonstrated by yesterday‘s
rehearsal in the church. accompanied
by the organ, will equal any our hand
in this town. Below wi- giw a complete
list of the regular members of the choir.
which will he nugrm-uted at the dull»
cation this evening by several
singers from Bridgeport. among whom
will be George Maire, tho boy soprano:
Fred and Robert “Taber, A. “buster,
W: Doorst- Appleyanl. baritone;
(it-urge Hnwioy and C. Rubi-rut. control-
toszl’ert'y and (“tuition linker. William
Metro" and Walter Haywood, m.
The mun-bets from this town are Frank
Kmn. Herbert Tilly. Stephen Jarvis.
Howard Tilly, ”Edward limthrrton.
leerick Grumman, l‘ml Many, Alfred
Knox. Samuel story. Edward llout~
goruery, George Hyatt, Stephen Mul-
mltn, l'Inwst l'omvll, Speum-r Adams
mid h-roy Montgomery. mpmnus:
Jon-pit Taylor, Thoma.» Storiwrntlwr. t'.
W. Many. lluuson ll. l’unlr-c and Robert
Keeler. tenors: Stilt-u lhwnnn‘. lurtuml
Whitney. Dmid Hunt and William
)lt'l’llatlml" m. The sert'in'n- this
owningflrill be largely choral and
sen-ml beautiful amino-1m; will be I‘t‘llllt~l’~
ml. 1111mm: which will hr "l imw Surely
lluilt thereon lla'uuw." This piwo i» by
Dr. Trimmil and has :1 list-$5 solo, which
will hr sung by l'hiltou linker. ol Bridge-
port. t: 21011 of l‘rofmsor Baku-r.
The organ is on vicgztnt pit-w ot‘ “'ul'k,
mlnptml turtir'ulnrly to [end :1 boy rhoir,
and “rival to suit lllt‘lllllll in which it
is. located. The serl organ has right
stops and tho grout organ six. Tllt'l’t' are
{our combination pedals and throu-
mnplors, It has aim :1 riolinu-Ilo and u
bounlou lit‘tlnl. tin-shim “\‘t‘llly-h‘t'Yt-ll
otlwrs. Tho-n are “I? pip-5.:1nd two
manuals. Arthur) .;k.l’uidoc in! East
Norwnlk haw bum mtgngni a» organist.
till-l hr lIIL-i itll’t‘illl)‘ iii-unomtmtwl hi5
ability to llktlillllllitlt' the "King of
lustntmrnbz.” The orgxutiq will givr
as :1 iln'lllllt' tlu- "Gloria" from )ltmirt's
Twelfth Mass. 1111- posllutlv “ill in- :1
"March in ll Pint,“ by l",. Silas.
'l‘ht~ lir‘ulgrpt‘vrt delegation will also
sing: this owning. in titltllllltll to tin-
rrgulnt liluslt‘, tho- “lnthuuunttus.” and
other stein-lions from "The Holy t'ity."
Tho union» will be conducted by
' Bishop Williams, :Lrsistml by tho n-rtur.
"PF. :4. ll, Watkim. lit'i'. Wilbur l".
Watkins. of l‘hilnth-lphiu. the m-tor‘s
lulhvr ha to In» pl’t'h’l‘fll. Invitations haw
ltl‘ur lJI'I'll I'xlt'lltlt'tl to RM. l‘. .\l.
Selkirk and Rev. 5. 'l‘. lirzthum. of St.
l’uui‘»: liter. Ulin linllot'it. of Trinity
church, South Norwalk; lim‘. Imus
French, of ”Mien, mul 1111-111ln'rn of the
standing committee of the Illnt‘t'tlt'.
The hittingrt oi yu-w-lmldem will bu re-
u-rwd up to 7:15, alto-r whirh thu- min-r.»
will suit the- public \I'llo'l’I-H'I' liwnv may
he a wu'turt pow.
011 Sunday ruoming May Ii. the Holy
t'onimunitm will ho vvlrbmtml.
‘rroru: 1111' Itsow.
When and Ito- 'l'hrvy Iprul ’l'ltrir flour-
0! Ber-nation.
Mn, W. (i. Tlmmn-i, of Hunt lIVI'illll‘.
it riniting rolntiws in New York.
lloury Tl|l')‘llt‘lt~l. ol lirmklyn, Wltrr hm
been itpvnding 11 Wool: with his lutln-r on
FM 111-01111». roturnod honn- thia morn-
lug.
Shine) Kellogg til-tun Sunday with bi»
litter, lh Ne‘w Ydrk.”
Juooh Turk. o! New 11...... WM in
Nonalk laid ifieIu‘rday. shaking hands
with him old l‘rlcudu.
(it-omit Scuddt'r, of New York city.
rpem Sunday with tin-Minna: Ht‘lllltlel'.
West that.
Milo Rom ()rnnoby alumni this morning
{or Whom-d. ‘hm-ompaninl by her plan-r.
Niu- got-e {or her health.
luau: Kirkhum. ol tiouth Norwuik. nt-
tendnl the dedicatitm of Tulnmmi‘u now
church in llnmkiyn ycotmluy morning
lire. J. ll. 'l‘ollee and son Hamid. of
Chapel street, will rim hit-tide in Weier-
hury. Anemia end Wen-flown thin wet-k.
Mrs. E't'l‘nlt'y‘ Chilthof linuiklyn. in
tho guest of bin. 0. it. ill. John.ol
North overrule.
Btu-n Balm lam town today for
lliddlctotrn.
W. H. Wrens. of liodelln. Mm. prud-
di-nluf the National Editorial met»
film. «In the mint of B. W. Metrics.
«The firm. (filmy.
tltmthy with the like» (,‘liolwell. of
High m, . . Nowell.
Dice label Davie. of New York city.
on I’letmllte avenue.
"Vic" Wilton, It trio time I Irv-ll-
mkntcdnt’l‘em,
ammonium.
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MINERS TALK lT OVER-
Mlderi-g the Propel-d I” DI! “th
at Columbus.
Ct'iu’iuwn, 0.. April til-The executlYI
bond of the United Mine Workersittln
tern-ion «bouldering the nutter 0! flied.-
'mudmutebythemtmutorwdw
hourdeyonlley I. By Inaugemetlttbe
indium, Ohio Ind Pennsylvania ap-
Buns 01 1151111115
The Famous inspector Per-
sonally Nabs a Suspect.
unmrrrnrntimm-
Edition of the local Imbltee in lili-
before the board Ind mule report‘i
an to the nttitude and (collage! the tuition
they represent. tut to the matter. With the
exception 0! the Streiterllle district of
Ohio, where the miners hnro signed cou—
trects to work tor the year on the nine
hour system, tho reporta indicate firmness
on the port. of the nutrient tor the eight.
hour day, eranto a men! ntrike toen-
force it.
1! lurther report: continue Ia muni-
mousiy in [over at the eight hour day Ind I
nrikoto uecure it, President Bee willie-
Im an order to that. efleet. The stiike, it
it occurs, will he stupendous, stopping all
coal mining in the eastern part of the
United States. It it. ehouid continue a
week it hi estimated that our whole induer
trial system would be paralyzed.
Amos Townsend, of Cleveland, made I
proposition to the bonrd looking to on
figuring Ind it III taken under advise-
I.
All Quiet In the Cok- Region.
Scurrmua, PXL, April til-The socialist
strikers did not. hold th ir 111mm meeting
here Sunday, as intend . but held it dole»
ptn’ convention instead, which was at.—
tended by Ill ardent .~upporlcrs. The so-
ciulisl lender. Jimmy delivered the initial
ltlill't‘SH. in which he ridiculed the capital-
ists, extolled the workingun-u 11ml strikers,
and said that an era of revolution was
surely coming. in which the opposition
would be annihilated. He said that he
was persistent in his desire {or theemunci—
potion of white slavery. He expressed
blame]! in forcible language tht the time
was our at hand when they would throw
06 this yoke of slavery, lie appealed to
his lit‘llnll’fi to join in this movement. and
added that the appalling impoverished con.
dition of the workingmeu could be wiped
out only by concerted notion Ignlnst the
opposing lorces. 1n trunking of the con»
lug revolution he slid: "Bloodshed is not
neccmry, but llhllultl the l’iukcrtons ol
the bosses attack you on the tun-em vith
guns you know what to do,"
Deluber also spoke. He said the existing
racial condition co not continue, and
Ippenled to his In on to join build:
with them in In chart to obliterate it.
The socialist organiution is rapidly
growing in the coke region. There will he
Inother general attain“ to start the idle
works today, and labor leaders are circu-
lating freely among the men to ward it ofl.
Hundreds ol evictions will be made this
week.
A more meeting ol strikcrs will be held
at Mount Pleasant Inlay and will he Id-
drezml by Jones and llelnber. A quiet
b'undny was 111qu throughout the region.
must. of ”11' strikers attending church.
Wlll It ”retro: the Attempt?
Ptmnr 1m, April 5.411.: Igmment of
the Hocking valley (0.) miners to work
this your at the [ml mtainndnine
hour: a day will break the back at the
eight hour mow-1mm ol the miners thin
year. It is exported lltl‘i nettlemenf. will
compel the remaining Ohio minors to no
dept similar ternm All the ofllcera of the
United Mine Workers' association, who
represent all the bituminoun coel mitten
In the l’nited States, alterIcerctul run
ray 0! the livid, will bury themselves new
to more Icontiuunnce of work It preeent
rates and such hours as can!»
upon Without it strike. This conclusion
was only arrived It alter I unrofui annoy
of the whole 11*.
A prominent miners omcittl mid today;
"The gravity of the situation requires the
beetcunneels of our Indore. The Why
which the American r‘nlcntion 01 Labor
Ind the general exwutlve board 0! the
Knight: ol lahorhnve displayed torrInl
the Itrlkersinthe coke region is causing
Ipprebermion. A strike of the magnitude
contomplnted on MI! I cannot be con-
durtul tritbeul. enormom expense With
.n the talk it. ht queetiotuble if the mitten
would receive on: dollIr to the bundude
promised them. An orderly retreat in
much better then I dieutroue detest."
‘ AIM-x All 1- cue-p.
t'fllumi. April n—J. W, "311th Ind
L It. Devin, two envoys from the eIriklnfl
minvrn end coke burners ol the l‘onncilrt
rllle district. Ire in the city nonunion
tinnucinl “trounce for the striker; The,
hue hero on I similar Irnnd through
l’bunnylmnin and Ohio, meeting with lair
Iuccm WW...
Ior the light leer buy.
”5111.111, April at. -— The WenphnllI
Numb I meeting held It. “In. have
"rundown I neurIl Itrike any,”
hare Ippoluted I committee at trrntront
MW to Width the mutate!
eight boon Ind In heme-at m ’
THE DEAD WARRIOR.
“ll-unu- View tho Paee elm Yea
leltlo.
Blitutt, April tin-«Prom noon until I
Sunder the public were elimination: the
body of Count Von Moltke lying to nut:
in the ballroom attire “Mum-rt
building. W rived themalmi
Thebedyweeeomedto them wtlbe
coverlet 01 white wrought with silver
dalgmtlbynleltke Intel! for the per-
poee to which it VII put. Dr. Meter
embelrnad the mount. 'I‘ke keleor bu
den.
“Mallarymmlbort lie beetle.
elect the merited-nth at
Hollie. Ind Ibo III-I le mun-w
much amine-I
lied been I membr- ottkelmprrtel
htltt’MM John'l‘my. Ithin him I'rteee
Hula.
www.moaumot
‘ I Irv Mum
, Ill-y,
IB- Dkrcpulnblo Curt-ll at “Pro-eh,"
ll Battered to Be th- at..- Who Ill-Ir
the Women ”shakerpcnn"-AII Army
at Intropolltnn Month” at Work.
wa Your, April 27.~'l‘11e poiicenre
Itlll turning heaven and. earth to catch
New York’e“Jack the Rippvr." Arrest;
have been made by wholesale in e cue,
Illll the whole police and detective force of
Ihenetropuiifi her literally devoted most
of its time since the murder of the Woman
"Shekarpenre," or Genie Brown. 111-,
Ipeetor Byrnee b evidently on his mettle,
Ind has been personally directing the
leerch for sunwete. At 8 o'clock sorter-
dny alteration the inspector boarded the
Red "D" line atoImer Philadelphia. lying
it her pier in the RIM river, Ind personally
Irritated the second engineer, who answers
Ilmost perfectly to the description of the
murderer in given by Mary llliuiter. the
housekeeper oi the RIM. ltiver hotel, Still
another attest lute been made that tallies
with the description 0! thesuppocal "Jack
the Ripper." ’i‘wo perk policemen found
Oman in City Hall pork. lle won-a sand
colored cont 11nd blue trouners, and. it any
thing, wart umrcely ahnhby enough for the
oumpInlon ol the Ilegrrhlml victim at the
ulnar lodging home that futul night.
The Ripper in said to have worn ushubby
blue cont. The man, whose name in mid
lobe Henry Young. was exmniuutl at the
011k stmt station, conlmntmi with
“l"renchy." another suspect, and later
ukuutopoiice hrodqunru-re, The new»
paper men were meanwhile driven out at
the nation house, so gmst we» the deairt
Iokeap quiet the actual bent of the polio:
work and the (acts learned thereby.
1‘th Know the Murder-rt.
Inspector Byrne-I my in- hnmvs who tin
murderer b1 "l‘renchy," one at the tint
Inspects unusual, luu 11 iiisn-pumhlt
min, and it is this cunnin whom the po»
lb bitch: is New Yorke Ripper. The
women among the priwuers had ottw
been in the compnny of both at the men
Tbcymidthot the two usually Inn-led
together, but. when one of them appeared
done be generally went ibbunl. inquiring
lorthenther, than!» dedgnalcd In his
cousin
it appeared from the «Moments 0! tin
woman that the cousins hml frequently
no with them to the 1-21»: River hotel.
It the night of the murder "French!" 00
copied alum- room 33, which was acres
the hall from the room where the murder
uncommitted. “'beu the inspector bard
Iberrorm-n‘a story lll' sent again for Mo
rule Minibar, the woman who 1.1, [In
eonplt- into the hotel that night. and uh:
recalled kllt' {net tlmt "Fri-Itchy" main
the how that night, and mid she ll‘cog
nixed the man who mum in with tho umr
tiered woman int “l"rvnchy’a" count“.
The lilontlnc-Ilou Strengthened.
This identification WM further “length
ed by comparisons lmtwwn Lb: dmcrip
lions which [be primucm had given of tin
cousin turd the timriptiun which Mamie
Miuiter had pres-tonal}; given of the mun
who Mwnmied ('nrr'w liruwu. Th:
[)eran said the cumin m»- ;1 young man
with I light complexion, hrmru munmbn,
Irina-p nose. adrrby bat and I cutaway
cont. Mamie Minitr-r hurl dcscrihcd Car
rio Brown‘s companion M about thirty
two years old, with 11 light complexion
brown muatm-he. sharp now, I derby but
Ind: cutaway mat. From this concur
rence Ind (or other mounts, which he no
not. willing to give out in full, lu~pector
Byrnee vmu nthtled that thw- men wht
wok Currie llrorrn tutu room ill thIt
night and then killed and rnuuiuted her
Ina theoouein and companion in rice ol
the man he lied iuckml 11p in u tell.
“out "It I"; Trill.
if the men indium! by ltuipwtur llyruer
larceny the Mud who butchered L‘err'u
Brown it should not bo long baton be it
under Irrest. Iboptmoru your-my treat
hint to In into 1“ Saturday. the would”
elter the murder, dimwmni when: be but
recently lived, what were 11in bounce end
who mm: his cmnmnlonn. tutu-Ia he bet
not out of the country numb... the tin;
“with which the drteclivce Irv indne
triourly hauling the dirt-n ol thin and
neighboring cllltut should lead him within
(arty eight boon.
The “lllpper’e” Vletln.
final. Mum, April unlock the ltlp
per‘n American vii-11m In Mill remembered
in helium 1hr Mot-y l,- chute ol the W
"or i. 8b.: {out born In him
I: “kl“ uuft‘mlnsed it
u magnum: I I I
w “lint Nun York Ind settled VIII
‘ still Ichlldtn Brooklyndl. 1'.
when mwiutoa pretty girl. Then
Ihtl' mot Captain James Brown. at Ildt
lie mm but Iightun your old when
hr Inertial her. lll'l' bit-trend brought bet
”Belem.
After I happy married lite of life your I
little girl rm» born to them,nbdnulree
quietly I maul child. Ileo I girl. In
liter I run.
the. Brown had been married and» III
yeen when nine! to mentfaat In III
Mum desire or intoxicating t
In who of all that bottom end '
eouttl my or do her Ippetite tortured It
rapidly that her that» m rm
ebenged Ind rkbeml.
caption limo entered the nery III
curred Id» «1111111) lulthfully. While II
minted at tin brig tubal: on Ilia
Gold coed he VII el‘ricken dam will
Atrial feverImldleti. B humuh
left lite trite Idotbtr and the at Mt
m to his two Wilton
CIptIlu Bum bad rule a eat-plea
Iron-tine from bht‘riluenenerr Intuit
liarlfilnmmyuh Iv Ikeelturtreeklt
mt mime tin mien at I retire:
:1 "Ta-The Boston Storefi‘é“
curs. NINETEEN 11113.
l9“ l9“ I9“ l9“ "I9“ I9“ I9c l9“
_A]I I'vt'ognizo them! figures as 11 ell its the fact that when we
grw n 19 cent sub: it means the greatest of all cut prices. We
find it pars us as well as the bttwm to giw these special sales.
SALE RUNS
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
and wednesday.
l’rit es quoted lltfl't: below only in effort dur‘ing those duw. \\ 0
11.1111 to 1511' 1- this I .iution for titer 10115011 that mam tonn- in :1 day
or no late and expat t, these prices.
Dress floods.
1 EB imrl yard Linn Plaid: \alue
'9 “or an!» of Dn-sstiingimm.
6 lot .. yards of KM Cambrian
For 31ml (ashmcrt'.
anal black: mllw
1‘1 1' .’ yards 9‘
\-
pt- 1' yard. '
lih' inches wide.
2751' a yard.
-i11(;l1 (fushun-rv:
all shadvs
i'35v tho- rvgular prif'v
32/1111 yard.
_.-,.. ”‘5”. ._ ._
Domestics.
1 9t fur l_.\
1 961111 sumo in town for .1 pi r yard.
for 1 yards bust (‘dllt' n: .1 5113110.
(kill 11ml ox amino. “Min not .1.~k _\nll ln buyw-m- >|m\\ tltz'
gomk tho Pl'll‘ 05 5pc nk {m tlu'tnst In ~.
'9 for" l'urkish l"oml~': ngulur I)“ <t\iu-,
c in! film I: trgi- Nil: all linen tom i»: u quality.
Special ”Ewe—cl uctions
DI'RIXI‘:
. unis l’ivm- lmi Muslin: regular prit 1-1 6-1' :1 yard.
Sc qualitv.
_ vnrds of if" gtuole~rtos~l13r \iuslin.
‘ y.11'ui~1-\tr.1t uniiu and 1- \uu 11 pith of l'l'lllkll‘
l"\lll L11 north in; p11 \ 1.111!
cfor \amls timing l' lumu-z] juv the thing for summi 1'
suits: :Illt'tll‘ swing of l( 116'! yard.
tor 1 1111115 Shining l’riutr; the lwsl growls: 1:111 buy
fo1 113.11'ds 'mml l lllill ”:11 111-11 Muslin;
fnl'.
'l‘lllh‘ him. UV
lace curtains, Chenille Table (lovers,
Pnnieres em.
HISIERY. HflSIERY.
for 1 pair Iitn quaiih Tall} 1.1 t lion-s; '2 :-,. regular prii I‘
Blur l Lidits line quality itibln-d \1-sts:tl1is “1- tall
.....-.. «0
«pm iai attention to as others gr-l 1:! v for Illl' sumo
grmiv. just half tlu- nurulnr r11 1'
3w wlmt “'0 how to not in this Mill'lt lit'l‘tll't‘ pun basing view-
for. '2 pair ludivs' shuttles: hi it ilosv; L'u grade.
for l gout.“ Hitting Flaunt-l Shirt.
win-1o. “nonunion-o In-ttor 111111111 for low monm limit our
otbvr plat-1.- in town,
0
fur" . pair I lllllll't'll‘ 5 ill: “W 'k ”our: "NW I .111 t be brill for
lllt‘ mom 3..
for \Hlll‘lllnltt' of t"l1iblrvus tinting Flaunt-i or I' .1111-
lll'll' Shirt “lusts.
lot 1 pairs gi-nts llulf ”1151'.
MM
Notions.
l“11r.r spools l' otton; '2 hon-s writinr p.1lwr;':lmttlt-s of
Honda Willt'l': '2 bottle-s pf douh 1o dmillmi porfum-
vrs'. thrlll i'n- itllotllt-z :sln'ins 14.1mm orlh-rmnn-
mini: 1 box host moth dwtrm :- liar-It pillow new
Invo.rqunli1_\;'2 Indie-s “$11.11....“ old sigh»; l
hkoith lllil'll lbw»
c
..,-_ .‘ww
Kitchen Ware.
Look thin lint over careful! Most «wry one in about to t‘lt'llll
“imbue. or at It i on can 't fun] to find nomi- urtivlv Wlllt h. in mm-
eidvmtion of tho prion, you can 'I fail to buy.
1 9 p intro. value 71' (W‘lll half dozen alumni. vnluc 21w:
"2 colored tumblers. vnlm- 241-: largo sir.» glam Wfllt'l‘
pitcher. ruluo 391-: fitmthpiclt holdom. Vlllllt' 3w; togg cuts
Vttlltt'il .l'ac: '2 tum-y hom- dirhcs. valur- 261': 1 vinegar crux-t \n 111-
25c: I rmw howl vultu- 351:: 2 largo 1:]an pretwrw dishes. vultu-
11c ouch Idlnnor pail. value the: tntcw pan. value 251*; good
cotton clothes line. raluuiltlc; millookingnlm, vnlm- 2141': cplvn.
did wash board value .3211. cliocotea or mow put value 251*; I
lunch basket, value '11 :4 calm Dumps slow ptdish. wduv one:
4 hum Byxtiee'p Napkin? value 1111-: hundmrme dw-ol‘tlletlt p
and saucer. “lilo ‘ibc'h f down tlm'ortttotl hatter pink-11. in c
allot 1&1“:th whirl: broom. calm,» 2111-: 1 twooden i! brutp pill
mien horth I'OWIIlll. vnlm- :111-: 1: feather durum Autoim-
«mild keep on until wo tilled the sentinel no in: oh, by mniml.
“lug you again of the fact that first bore ll first new
151-; 2 lurpp Iron «wommnhw 1'2 1' 1-111 h~ clnrgv size
lltl'tltqllltl tr dinnor pink-s. Vltllll'l reli- vat-11:4 Apic-
0’00l‘lMAN ll VANALBTYNE. PM”.
it Stadium on
"Nil 1 lNS, 11 )1 12.1mm «,5. X.
for I input broiler. value 231': in pa 'mnl talks. mlm- .
JOHN
SBYII‘OU
bank bull lug.
Ml. en‘l'" . ‘
NgIIWAth wt: K co WEN. “M'mjf'
ctr-.1011
h5g3“: 13%;; lumw
MACHINI more.
NORWALK IRON W032!“
31'“.th rid “it?“
repair» for tnnnt‘r‘fi
800F113”), WM. A. “lipid“ etJl. Na
1.
1mm! 1. 7 '
”scram-1' nan cmuurnt'e m
mom: 0 o 11 hm . ’
r labor brilitm‘alweg 0" mi:
findings.
1|le ‘ .
AVIBON A tannin-1.x. 11mm."
ctnhlen,‘ flab oysters. chime. ”8'
BENNE'I'IT a 11mm
Wmflwh
CALL A'l‘ Jl’DD‘SCIIh Unhel-
1.111111. wutun it. ”thanks“
ES. Fine tummy
of nllkindn. l‘iomcrtndcrglsInfri-‘pednlty.
LIMBURNER, “'31.“! Wu
bridge. N. S. Denier inullkln‘d‘e
lobeterrw‘lnutn, finite. 5 No.
HAY ES, PERI) 1330.31.11:
LOCK“’,OUD L. “'Nshl on St fix
fine Inc at», tlnh, oy 5&me I’m
ingtun 111,5. .mcatr. poultry tor family
1105.1. Nut llJ-Xo. Mninst rim mutt.
poultry, cm. (:11on onto it Smli‘pricu. I
“'Elilii'lll .l. P. 12 MI“: at N thallium
poultry, 1121. wgeteblee, elo.
LII MBEII D}: ALEDS A PLANIXG m
RANDALL'. s MILL, E. N. lumber and timber,
rough or it orkcti to ordermm MW.
GOLD, SILVER AVD NICKEL Puma.
SOL Tl] XOR“ ALK PLATING C0. ‘ I!!!
It. All kindwf electrolu one.
and refinishing of III fill” of the ”ode.
111.1sz Asp Buttons.
SEYMOI B. llE\R\'. 15 Westlt’es S. N. All
kinds of stone mason contracts tIken.
NMITH, \\ lLLIAM 11.33 \" est. st. 8. N. Jolt-
bing promptly attended to.
)l IBBLE A50 GRANITE.
BITE». l’ \V. \Vnter St, S. minimum of
tine granite and marble work, all declar in
atone pork of all kinds.
Mle' S 0! ’l'lTl'I'm '
C 0\l.~'T0(‘ R Hill» \lnmnicbnfld' N..l«180.
Main st, 5 ..\'. Gentlemen I furnishings“;
l llASt 15 «(11.11; \\ nahinzton 6'.“ S. )“M. he
hair. gentlemen ~ lurniahingi‘ oIIll kinds.
3|}: I“ ll INT 'I'Almns.
Hi '40“ SKI. E. ill “ nil st, N. A perfect I.
guaninurd; the hunt .1, lesalwnyson hen.
KM '0! l’ lil..\‘o,.\l.1in st, S. V. Fine tnil~
oripg a 9W1 inltt. llepniriitg, etc.
MILLINER‘ .
material used. it tlfisllt’d
“Ti H AGNES Mi» “Wall-g):
ladies own
tor
”UM Stitti-snl hind Dyeing 5.1.1611» 13mg“.
Ml SIC TEACHERS.
”MINUS, Al l-I,\ S. ‘th‘l’Wln st, 3.15am).
organ and harmony.
(“51121: I'LLV'I’ERS AND ”W
llO‘tT. \l. ll. dc >03. l“ \\'IIlert!.S.V .. .lioot
or it.“ mnml. » l'inmen, exporters Ind {chole-
salt «hale r.— in 11; “it? o) stern.
REF. l) .1. lit)! 5)! \\'. tzil \\ nter 51,8.N. Pllll.
tor» and ~hippq r~' of .Vorvialk uysleu.
\ .-\.\' 5; “if. blind—['0 P. 0. boxblSSJS.
mnmss AM: mourns. '
XI Ill “'Al K P. \TTERX “'Oltfi‘f'khflflb
. ..
Ihorpe, prop“ Rh entitle I
t Inter or hot
111., n spat tally. by stunt
uir. Refurrm-zea Vow mum
cos-1m); ll. 1. ”'33
Ilanltlam
Mean»; Dr. Bobnnnnn.
n1tt,1steauu;.luhn 'l’ryon,
H. Smith «steam; first: Err-h, that Ilri:
and many others.
PALV'I'EIIS.
Hit \l.\ Am F. (‘.' . W eter 111,ij paintcr.
i’nim.1:o|d and niirer signs a spec ally.
HST!-ltlu‘SKhEU.H.7\\ntet-st.1\' House
1111.1 sign painter. paper hunger, decorator.
PINTI'IDGIIAI'IIERS.
\‘uit'.l‘ll 1. . .5 \\ aaltlmfloll st, 5. \. 01w
quulit) only. and that [hr beet.
l'l IN!) 1’! N88 8 1111mm, '
Ill: \‘lrt: E. f‘ F mr \\'.til.tudl\nlgltt_ets,ll, Also
deal. r in plain», ow,n bot-t unmetc.
I"; Al. rxn'n: Anna's. '
IAYTUN, JAI' Uli 3|. \"Itélll n3 nu 0
s _\. l’mpv rt} for do, thrusts “architects-d I»?
“"1100“ Aim. [-2. A. No Mnnntrisl. heuuato
rent and buildlug loll-1 for rule.
Itl'L‘i'l'Al'rml's.
IIYXBEE, l-‘J‘ ‘illnilruad e.S.V. Hula
nt nil lulu“. Strit Ily first in We Ito
spur A few table warden tIken. P!
1.1311 s 111»: mr RESTAURANT. 8.11.
it) tln- lie-.1 pritesthelowcrt. OpenIll t.
scuoou.
11.1 1111». 31hr .\
lx‘mrdin‘u lllnlllul) :l‘i‘a‘u‘l‘ilzz‘prigxfefixnrllt
11 11> 1; 11 5.
9.31.3. 1311.111: bl‘gihgflemn‘m?
SIIOIITII AVD AND “TX-WHEE-
‘ x‘.‘.,”.‘.’.§ «All: 3.2.}: comm:
511A." I..\(6|VES ‘3” ms.
youw \l o.\ \ s
\\ tut- r ~t ‘11”: neur‘ litillloeilongr The
3‘31"}: \MBIIIP 'I'ICKI’I' AGENTS.
14111“ J \1 on .11. “‘Ishington at. nextPD.
3.3111.» 11. 1m» ,drnItnmomy-ld‘yeimul)
r6105}! 11!;th ’
Flllllllti. Joli) ii. (I \\ ”Million“. 88. else
brir k. limr. n ment. lull. plIeIcr.
molt‘rux JUIIN It cl '1':- tor aieeue. 9. N
\l-«y in). 1 ol I win reh- “Il‘krt,
ti'l'll\'l'i§. BASISIJN AVE “Hm
’ETI‘III’M, .. .V N. ‘
htina intuit.- n‘hd Will‘ll'r hm;“%%rko§3%.
POWELL. J. W. 2‘ \I'Iahlntttulr It. 5. N.
TRI'CKIVG.
)llill' l‘I).\ ,Jnllh‘ ll cTnyiorIvaeJl V. Light
and hr .11 ) tru- king promptly Iltendeilto.
l' VDMII'I‘iIKISIID.
JLNNINI' S .l. ll 11 Home“
drum ilitn 111.. V.“‘:l'el who .R‘W Rie-
4
Jl'l Ll.ll‘l"l-2. l' lat). J23 Mun
It tit-ruin: 0‘ .‘ 3.! 0""
ll.\\".\lt).\ll t' F0. ll. U Ind “
lluhlenu- ' llt‘rkrlv) It. 'l't 11:91.33“; II. N
Jacob III. Layton.
[Ind finale and llonIeA It. (Bonnet b
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