i i All mm
firwmmmmwm
mum
W 3f. 0. luau-tuna; block. N. S.
but nttructlvc madam luau».
. Alwflomtm
rum mum quII M, .\'.
and auction-oer.
was 8 oucumnuu.
NI} own ' “An! N). Nor.
J. Hamlmruunngzll WntcrstJéJl'
was I (3057511105135.
ELI) EMMA (K ll! 30. Muln it. 5.3, molt
amt (at Burton} celebrated lire. cream.
Tfl'i‘ittront'onwtu
Jll Renown turns 10 l‘l'l-
oust: new noun ruler.
it? '7“ a-Muunwunuu
con dim—m not “up.
I-rtlnll-pplr Wm». .
1m WW‘Ming mm in
Tlhe'l’m Home yesterday nIu-rnmn was
{attended about seventy-lira voter-5.
flu the anal-ace of the borough clerk
gaming-1A. Quintard was appointed clerk.
‘Wthecnllhadheenrudbytlw Wur-
illll. the following nwdntion was prr~
“m by B. W. maples:
‘ Wind. That J. Thumhm Prowitt.
7 Ohm E. Wilson and Herbert W. Kemp
hound why appointnl a noun
mitten, with authority to buy for the
Fire Department of this borough. thine
"Wall (3,000) feet of two and one-half
.; ) inch rubber lune. such no.» to he
‘ (4) ply and fully guaran end by re~
; temp, to be of strength
to min a hydrmtnjc pmmm» of {our
.ltundrcd (400) pounds per sopran- ineh
and to give at least three year» of cll'wt—
:i'e service in Korvvalk.
' Thewuight of the lIISP purchased un-
der this nutlwrityshnll not exec-rd om-
per linml foot and the curl shall
not exceed $1 per lilies] foot. The than»
m of the borough is horreby uutlmriu-d
‘to [by the bill for the how so purclunml.
when said hill is n rpmved in unity by
.hid committee. . treasurerin further
nuthorized to pay the bill for the net-my
inry an of the said committee upon
the written approval of the Warden of
Motif,
the
Attorney John J. Walsh mom] that
the above resolution hearm-nded and that
the matter of putt-liming he left to the
Court of Bursaries. with power.
‘ W. A. Amblcr said if the Court of
Bursa-ms mld not make the appropria—
tion and were obliged to call u run-ting;
it m competent to am-oint a committee
to purchase tlw hos». v
Bflfng'Rellly stated that the “Kuhn!
the court had called the meeting want ht»
clmr: they could not expend over $700 at
one time. and that they thought the
rnnttnof new Imus should he utternlwl to
LB. Ellswggested thatthebmclu-ot
cotton, rubber um ,
i W. S. Mainly thought Lilli) (we: would
1!! enough. .
p The motimi to adopt the mlntitm
was put and unanimously carriml.
B. W. Maples then moved that. a-s the
data! tint-all war in the hamb- ‘n! the
Court cf BurgtanIw rim-ting :nljnurn.
The motion was lost.
Chief Prowitt'suid the do-purtuwnt did
not want to push matters furtlwr than
the hose. but if the rim-ting Wlnllfil to do
no it was in their prom.
B. W. anlt-s asked if the slepunnwnt
Ind rubber hose wlu'ther tin-r0 would
"he need of a tower ouch as mllul for.
, Thcchief replied that tilt! hair Wuulol
ht longer if properly tnkenmreof. Ila-
Wotlld may, as hr.- did in the liremcn's
,eunventitm. that hr- had vitited several
lilies and found hone. where they had
”was. which had been in urt- from ten
lotwdvo years. It was just an awful ab
new host.
J. B. Elk HEW that mmeammge—
”M be made with tlw l‘llwtrie
1%!!! company in IN” their ntrnln whistli-
in can of tire. lie was of the opinion that
{h whistle would hi! More elfwtiw and
m than a hell, an the boll in many
int-m an” out be heard
I". E. Smith. of Arnold kl'u'n formalry.
find if there my; not a number 0! feet
at rublmr how. the same as they wrn'
RM to buy. still in the department.
and it it m not at Ions: twelreor fittwn
your old.
M ”will h'plit-tl that tlwrv wan
Km I number of fret of the lime on
thud and that it want in better conditiam
than the prawn: rottuu. mun-Min“)
luv
B. W. anlm aid. that m it war the
whhof the dqnmnent to have u how
» > he would make u motion that the
W at Burgtm be ilnt'r'uctml tn
lithium thummntnu‘thm of n suitable
Merlot the drying of lane and the
jllrchue of n hnnmnml lamps for the
”pulpit-gout no mommi-
mly rotul.
The mum them upwind.
”FIELD“? EXTERTMN um.
rum-e Aww‘l’wnlfihl »
, It‘nnnlttu of Mn Mgr.
nine: huge. I. o. o. it. will gm u
M room this eventing. mailman»
mmtlwirnwmlmnndlndy frinmdit.
IMW rum nllowul tnlnrilc
wHy.utMn-mhlimlml. new.
m willJnrni-h dammit-.1111»
W burr arranged the tnllmdng
y..
Win-um
ml. Mutt untitlrfimhr
. . ..... .....lhul
“OUT“ NDRWALK BAYINGS BANXJ'IM.
hour-ll» mm. wrpluu gum. Mm 601-
lnnnn prim: John II. For vleo pm: John
. ll. Knapp. tron. lutomt paid duration.
Manny lltfllwd an marinas.
nun-r, (Whole-ole.)
fillU’l’ll EURWALK BEER CO. 3!, ’1. Hull.
lmmd f. pork. nlwcp. , vuL-tc.
Tl'lltlll' Wit. ll. a (30. ll. Armriu‘r bent and
pmrh "no. llmm- drum! lamb and mutton.
luun' All) MIDI; DEALERS.
BROWN. Ho. Illuln :u. my. ('ullmll worktbri
your tom and bar: It tilted. ltepulrlngmtc.‘
ht rum IORNING mums
Murine of Dr, Yul-flat W. Ill-ll Dill
Mia clan-Ill A. Tho-nu In low ”'05.
A pretty wedding took place It Md!)
o'clock this morning in the Humphrey
stunt clmrub, New Baron. The bride
was Miss Jennie A. Mann, daughter at
Hallway A. Thomas. and the maul)“.
leaiclt W. Brown, both“: thuta'jéity.
liar. F. ll. Luelwy, [mtor‘d the ehu‘réh,
perfumed the emuony. Mil. Mary
Lowudeu. of South Norwalk, was brides-
maid. and Dr. A. V. Segur, of Willilnun-
tie. acted as best mun. The ushers werv
A. L Brown and A. ll. Brown. hrutlwrs
of tho groom. William 'l'lmnmnn brother
of the bride, and A. ll. Jackson.
'l'lu- church was mutt-fully doc-orator]
with flower», a myth-cable feature living
llurll gateways near the altar on the two
uiuhrs. Thin: in the slide on the right
were owned by two young girlv us the
bridal party calm up and two other
young; misses were really to lllllmlfl’ll the
ribbon fastening; ul' tlw gates on the
other aisle when the party was ready to
:lvpurt.
The happy eouple lelt immediately
after tin» ceremony for a trip of about
two weeks. and will \isit Philadelphia,
Washington. ()Id Point Comfort and
olllv'f plzu'm. Un llu-ir return they will
l’t‘w‘lvle’ at lltllnwrvuw strwt. Dr. Brown
is m-ll known its one of the uncut uneven-I-
l'ul livflllfilfi of New Haven. Min; Thomas.
tho brido. bus many friends in South
Norwnlk, who have been gninml not only
by ln-r super-'5 nun singo-r. but by her
winning ways and happy nature. They.
wm- n-fltt‘fllln‘l'r'll with many pn'svntn.
l'Allll'lllLD l'lll’NT" W. ('. 'I'. l'.
The Semi-Anna! Guava-thr- In Santos)
'l'v-dny In flout]. Nam-ll.
The convention of the- Wmlmnk
l7hristian Tt'lllp'filfli‘t' l'nion of l‘iurlield
'utmty. uumnrnwd in; svsflull at 9:00
o’rIoek this rimming in the t‘lmpe-l of the
South Xorwnllt l‘nngnwtlimml elturn'h.
Thu muuty ”tilt-em. Mrs. E. Palmer. of
Stamford, pnsinlnnt: )lisnllmmml. l'tll"
['55. of .‘ltepnoy. mr'retury: )lrs. l’ntmiov
A. Keith-ton. nl Shelton. trva-mrrr. tln~
numty delegates and stun» ”flirt-m. and
delegatrs from Bridget-in. Slmlfoml.
(invnwhrh. Southport. Baht-l. Dunhury.
South Norwztllz, Sumner. Stvpury. Shel—
ton and Huntington am- pra-smt. Tha-
drvulinmilwhit-vs :ztilzm n'rlwk wvrr
led by )lns, ll. .»\. Spl'lh'r‘l‘. ni’ 5t:ltxilnrd_
At tum o'vlcx‘k tln- t’nln‘r'lltinll was
culled tn urrlrr. :tlul rutttim- hufiilwsu
trummtml. Mr». M.J. Barber. of this
city. Irunlv thv mldrmn of wulmme.
Min-i ll. l—'.. l'ulver. nf Portland. State
Sxtgn-xitttemhrm. «lolllvu-n-dan :lrltltt'sfinlt
“Su'lv'ntith' luvtnu'tion." At lizvfln'rlm-li
tlmntioh- prayer was llltll. and the vow
vrntiuu adjourned tntln- dining faults
of tho church. where n collation was
served. ” -
1". yr. (' .t. .‘flllrlk I‘nntr-ot.
'l'hr- gymnuimn fit'mfirll at tlw Young
)Ien'~ t'hr'L-«tinu Afin‘oeintiqm will «low
tliiw Writing with an nthh-tiv' contest
among the uu-mlmm in tlw gymmwiun.
mumwm-ing at right o'clock. lerntl‘
test will c'unslst of nine Ilillt-n'ltt rtetlla
fur whirh there him been nevi-ml entrim.
The :tssvntiutiotx'u on‘hwtm will urn-let
m-wrul selections during the evening.
Pint and mud prize badger; will be
given in mil: event uud the two having
the largest serum at tln- end of llw enn-
tmt will rweive gold and silver Int‘tliilrl.
which were made in Now Yuri: input-inl-
ly for the «caution. 1mm of the
mount will hen» lnlhhw'n: l’rin» nmtvr.
John S. So-ymour: jwlgwu I". ll. Manning;
m-owr. Jnumt l'I. llubbrll; lllllsl. Dr.
William Weed and Nelson W. Beuulifl.
ledoum will htwrpr'n at 7:30 and Ill‘
taxi-reins will minim-mu promptly at»
u'lrlnrh.
”tut-nu ”MI- Purl-land.
Hvlwtmun llunknm is again perplexed
m‘vruehil-l given into the rut-Italy of
tho' selwtrnen mm» tum-ago by it Miss»
Sweet. the whining Ill claim In it. 11::
let-hectares, not wilting to plans thtI
chin In the! um; um! it I
burn:- with the family of l'hurlw lim-
(lr’tt. who live on Grunt rim-t. .I'hr
writer or thfil'hiltl laminar been mur-
rlo-d. and now she want» her ”Inning.
Yeast-lay sh» Invoked the aid of Newly
tilt-Int! hm. but lint. BI'ItnI'“ run-tum!
waive tluI child up to the mm. It
i said flat the WM woman alum-d
berehildmnd that the little one wept
bitterly wlmuhrnnliml that tho ot'll-
Iwr wanted In take her back to her
mutter )lr. lit-hm way» Mr». Brawl
bun-right to keep “It! t'lliltl,lfld tlnt
the whim will W her.
aunt ”my...
Ilia: Min- Wmdtrnni. the Bin-lulu
runny; buy wt» null-rm] In much last
winter from hit-(«Ingli- out who wan
margin to he nun-d by inhaling nmyl, in
. min tiling from the marble. It in stut-
al by M nnrlr. Johnwn l). Dayton. the
she» duh. tbnt the birrmuglm every
film ship “mph manual that the
m My W ller condition at
'm brtryponrul tlnnuyl nil
- Mmkutmhrrtlnmuwlhl have no
def. ....- m... f m .. ._d...«.......
run my! II: 3min“ minim.
but.b.¢.l‘ub:m.A.d. W‘
' ,M.a,“"f't“‘
l o w . .
’llul‘.%...“..’l..p‘n. mu *""
e ”100813116”.
, : A . a
‘(M It i: V l ‘ lull
..'EMR’?~%W“. m
my I. .. 2.” Mn?“
, STD orw . near at
A “3%.” MM {document
mmwu" new...
A 0. Ann It. . .
matr- glvrn. Jobbing pr‘imnimly attcndul to.
110 N. W . A. fl'l'nylur untrue, II. )1.
Jo n3 prmrwtly uttandad to.
RAYMOND. J 2 It. Ill Wutur bl. South Somali.
"can. It I- WWI R.”- .21.“-
run e m c
Inclusive Wm»: “HOPWEIh n wad-ll?
WllJEONJsiJl. ”Urn-1m N. lloot fuellilluJu -
m prim. Mm, ”multimillion Jobbing. m.
CIOAB ”0X MANIWAC’I‘UREIIH.
JOHN. CllAtl. H. 27 Mnruhnllflél. Nu mutu-
uelurer of elnr how null duller in ribbons.
llESEBVED pustular
Tllll BOARD 01' BllliflA‘I'ION INVES—
TlBAfll Till! "INDIE“ (VASE.
Th- ‘Boy’r M Show- to W“
om—Prlulpul (ail-hurt Won-nut“ In
“Item ”W" "6%
‘ TlmBourdof qutntMnllehluulxutiul
meeting lantovening toinvestigata tlu»
charger made ugllnrt Principal E. ll.
Gumbart. of the East Norwnllt “chad.
by Charles Hendricks for the punishment
inllietrd upon his non Richard on Mureh
Severn] witneusus were examined.
am g whom were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hen . Richard Hendricks. Constable
ll. N. Morehouse. Chief of Yellow De-
l‘ormt and Munmu Hoyt on om- side.
and E. H. (lumhurt and his indignant,
Miss Beebe, on the other. They brought
the whom regixter with them and showed
that the boy's record was a had nun. Mr.
(lumburt stated that the rout-ton he in-
flicted tho punishment in tin-mowing
was because the boy would run away if
told to remain ufter school. lie said "10
boy had staid at whool all that day and
played as usual at intermiutiun and re-
mrnu. . '
The board tlwu delihemtml upon tha-
tmtimnny and in a short limp adopted
tln: following regulation:
Rewind. That the puninhun-utviutlieh
ed by the Principal of . the End Surwulk
ru‘lluol upon llivhzml llrudrivlis. while
sen-w, was not more so than thc- nt't’itfilnll
wurmntnl.
tum" ol the Itamur (tun.
Aftu'r much amateur detwtive, Work.
and at the risk of being wnyluid alter
thy publiuhing of the fullovving.wn:m-
at last able to enlighten our [ample with
llw lodgn- mums of scum- of the;I numbers
of the llmnate-r club, wltosc llmilqtmrtcls
un- ul h n-ltwmxl‘wigar nlnn'. Although
some ol our n-udvn may not an» the sits.
nilivnnfl- of some of them mums. others
will prolxd-ly nppem an being: quit»
appropriate.
"Wounded Knee." [kw Wilumu; ”Sow-
o-rs." l". Moomlmuw; "liaiu-in—tlw—Fuw."
l'hnrliet 'lurk ; " Winger." Wilbur “rungs:
"bxwld-ewirm." Fred Clum-h; ” ’ustie."
Patrick Martin: "lhuulwmul Dick." Dirk
Smith: "llnnl-ury Jurlt." lluuzu'd Wil»
mu: "I‘rmty Farr." W. R. Wit-um:
"Slim Dirk." lllt'lt llult1“llrmtd Buck
Billy." ll. Snyder: "l’wkie." l2. law;
"llvputy High lntv Sheriff." l". S. t'nrr
ley: "Flume-r l'tulilalr.":l"mllk \':ml".ukw:
"lliqun Winkle." l'. ll. Harm-s; “Sud
c ny-‘a’vhnol Frank." Frank l’nrltvr; "I'm-
rie Pi‘tl‘."l':tl J!lllllfitlllt'"vlllfilll'lllll‘ Bull '
Ruhr-t1 Mutton: “Sir" l‘hlllh'." l’hl Ninth
ton: ”lluwlmme llnrr} llurry linwrn:
)‘Mun Afraid of his Horst-x"
lnt'liwoml.
“twig:-
.| Porn“; Eon-lb Wont-n Alli-mph
suicide.
Th» little village of Mn» Meadow. sit-
uated a few miles from I 'nllitt.~\'illr-. mu
Martini Sunday evening by llwutlvmptml
suicide"! Mrs. Harriet Miuthell. hyrinvrly
of Somalia. Mm. Mitt-hell hull notin-d
for munctltm-n growing friendnhip bu»
twwn her lumluml and lwr hit-I01, who
lived in the hollow with lltt‘lll.llllll nllr'
ll't'llllll' deulmndeut. Sunday evening .vlw
pn-puml wine lnudnnmn and swallowed
about une and a hull minor-s. then threw
My" on this bud in her rummwhvn-
her husband brand but u abort tiuwufti-r.
.\ phynirinn was .‘tllllllllvilu‘tl and “will
the night with her. Wpllfllllg in the
morning that she am out of danger.
[Invaria‘lfifilr‘pia‘u It. It" mu.
Ste-plum) .‘é. Rayuumd. mm of l'olona-l
Stuplwn llaynwn-l. whom- dmuh Tun
sums”. reported ltonoluy. die-I at his
bonw in [hr-inn. tb'n morning. of plum-
nmninagnd fifty~tbree yuan. 'l'lw II!"
Mwmlmm in Darin-u. hm modal
fort-number of yearn in New l'umun.
Ile want u quit-t. uncutuulatiom mun. ll.-
I‘m not inhuman in puhllr Maxim, but
had the realm-t and n mllahmc» «I n lurgv
rirclv of friends. “1- had tantalum-lulu milk
rhlryiu Dnrlm for moral yams. ll.
hurauwflenndflnmchlldm-«Buphm.
hint» at In. Dr. radium. Jr»
of New (“nu-In. Tl»- funhml will purl»
ably he halalzlv'riulay nth-rum in San
cmmwgw 1- W
Blah” It'll-I W ulth a hut
slut-,3...
A mumbli- gntlmiuu of l'nlludh- pfll‘lh
w hold yestenlny in Ht. Jmeph'u mn-
rent In llnrttonl. The II'IWWI was a
tnmdl lnnqnet given by tho Rt. lhrr.
immune "club-m. blatnmof tho dim
m of Hartford. to the prlmtn of the
dltme. on the erunf his dot-mun tor
flaunt». and 12:» print wm- m
My“. M Willlmnntlc. aim-I and. on
Mull of his lmhm. tum-nun] the
W with u pum of ”0.7110.
lMIfllh on Friday.
MMm.M ”mutual
“)3" Hum ymhy. Ind applkl to
the (My (kit-mm for llIP. gal.
hm tune nu. lit. npptk-nlun my:
mood. Themwm lan-
lneuulunl-mt all MW
W tbrI run-tor the put tut
yum-nub meiotinnltnurudlm
minds. tho rum of W
Dinah-not new than. tom
world. “new“ will «in place
m
y “W to.
Ml!!!“ DRAW
(:0 W‘s. 8.. In.
mmdifiamwm at s N Man's.
how ondcwdnn'w . ‘ ' '
cont. nun woon.
. till-I. . raw «.3. .
't'iihe-Wulituumaud‘mfl
0 . ' . l'. . ' .
7.5%“. it ’lnt. .ll.‘l3:'n:t~ct:at‘m. “"'
COMET HANUPAm-ltifis
RU"! & lllllilfltllfllfllflutot’yfidl. Null-
ulum urerr at tho unabated B. n 0. Carat».
CWYKVJIY All) GLANWAIB-
NASH. I'. II. I Bl“). our. Mun-ml Want. ll.
. .Alno Moron. hum. mic and tin won.
“'1 “JAMS. ll. ll. l5 Wall rt. . ’.
DRAIN AND DIWIB PIPE-
WILIJAMS. ll. ll. l5 Wall ll. N.
unuuu All!) CHEMICALS.
BART MIDI: I'll A,ll‘.llM,'-Y.\’nu7.nndt nve. KN.
urnmwmm ' murmur
“worm“ aluminum ‘
EESM-
‘ormmnnm. -
4WD ' gunman.
11534” .tgnllulnntJLNé ‘ Alibi-d-
, Variable-s t .
rm: wrung.“ Gallium-IN» bring-3.x
W All! (10303“! WALKI-
‘ . JOHN ll. I! Tutor nvunue. u. N.
m dealer.
M unnumwmammm
WWW.” nod um: work «tell
luau. mnspeclnlty.
fifllTHJDlIN n. Mnln amt. no and ,
hmmworknwlulty?“ M
mum an“ Ann nor nun-u
nun-runs.
mun w. 11.4: (to. Music Inn blank.
3.3. mm .
'WWITIIRB puma.
CO RUDD“? World on at
a . ' l umlwkln'u Mmedfi
Barnum). am. II. and pm. in and nun.
It. N. our doom nbové old stun.
NTOW. DAVID. 15.33. I j :2 tin. Mlllll t.
RN. 150 olden! wnlmbrlli‘hntuf the “will:
flatmgflwn‘iilgx v led. m
AM the diam tho new miner. Do not.
1110'“
Bnnoluy llouru. 8 to Illa. u». t to I! p. in.
BY A DEADLY WRECK.
tour I!" lull-d and he “If...”
llurt ”our Wnnhlngtol.
Wumsorox, April w—Jrlw Cincinnati
”pram run Into ulrulght truln ubont‘t p.
I. In 3 cut at Wnriup, about. twenty-lira
null“ want at. Washington, on the Metro
polltun brunch at tho Bnltlmorn Ind Ohio
rnllrond. Infill-Cl Elliott and m,
ark Hancock and Brenton Milk-r. ot the
express. were seriouuly hurt. None of tho
plumage" was neriounly injured. The
man of the accident ya» at it short curve,
where the expnau. which was running It
the nte of about forty mile: an hour,
found the [night trnln on tho main track
taking water.
Engineer Elliott, of tho upr— train.
reverted his aniline nndnppliedtha broken,
but he could not stop his trnin helm the
anal: mine. Tho forward can a! hull!
tnlnn left the track. but none of tho
coaches were details-l. Tho post-ll Ind
Wan-Mmmhd thespia-
train and two freight m tookyfire from
the forum of the onglnnn ind ware
burned up. All of the killed all lnjund
lived In llnltlmcre.
IOWA MINERS WILL GO OUT.
‘I'holr I’mldeut Duchm'lhy Wlll Ink.
3 Stand on Say 1 [or Right flours.
DES vars, April 29.4mm»: seem; now
to he n general impmim thnt- nearly 12,—
up call miners In Iowa will go on rtriko
May I.
\I’. II. Scott. president of the Mined-I»
sedation of lows, said: “Nearly every
Inlnar in [own will drop his pick and show
oi the night. of the am: and will not re-
sume Work until eight hours In maimed
an n «lny'n work by every opentor in the
Union. All the miners will strike at once,
nml tlu: result cun be nothing but the my
tnblinhment of “It? eight hour movement.”
Thu. In Will Bulb 'l’oo.
Plflhlll’m, April w—‘l'tiere In every
prospect ufnutrike by from 5,411) to 7,”
bituminous coal mluaru of the Pluahurg
d'nttrict. In loco of the operators‘ formally
exprauul detenninatlon to scale down the
price of mining from Mny l on. the miners
intend to meet in convention here Fridny
and demand an advance of ten tent: Dis
trlct Secretary James lloyd. of the United
Mine Workers, said today that the men
wan randy to strike to plus: their point.
ulu-rln 'I'yI'w'n Ill-cm
Dims, April 2&4?!" motion of n
chargi- which had been undo npimt Mr.
C. A. Tyfie. the well known hintorinn of
modern Europe and n undid-ta 0! th-
[Aland party for cleatiun to tho hour. of
common». accusing him of having in-
dm-utly assaulted nlnd on n railway train.
was adjourned in a somewhat trngic mun-
ncr. The court had been opened in due
form. Ind a lnrge number of prominant
litrrnry [motile and church dlgniuria Iron
present to lentil)‘ to the blameless lite 1nd
rbnmcter u! the defendant, llunlly had
the pnmwhngu been begun. barren-r, be
fore tlwmurt mu notified that Mr. Tyffv.
the drlcndnnt, had ultetupted suit-isle by
cutting his throat. nnd mm at the moment
In u moat critical condition. The election
committve of the Liberal party at once
n-vukul their original expression of confi»
deuce.
Govrmur lllll'u Alleged I’ll».
Atluvv, April!!! ~At the mnrlnnlon of
the motion on T mutiny it is asserted by
lh-mumtit wanton tbnt Governor llill
will hand in an utter for no extrn unlon
(or 4 o'clock that ntternoon The uporial
lul~iue~ they will he culled for h tho plus-
«we of the World's fair bill. The senator»
on the ltepublicnn ride will refuse to do
my huninum And will then uljourn. And
then the next day tho governor will cull
them luck to puts an enumeration bill. If
they n-fune to do thin Ind ndjouru,thcn
the governor will all an extra mlua for
the WM nu excise bill; Ind no tho
thing may goon for wank», until the gov-
mor exhaust- tlw more: left ova.
Would Not vault. “It-on.
Sim "Arts. April m—Tbe retinal o!
the whole to confirm Wuhan. of Brida-
port. into lava the tnllltln of the state
without an active hand. Walton wan nom-
hinted forthcolllce or handler meal.
'l'lwnctlonof tho taunts virtunlly thrown
Woman and his whole M out of oflla.
Oath-other hunt there In much doubt
input-alum whether Grub-In ll uln-
nuud. ultimatum thu be intuit
the mulling Inlon I» that should no
nuumpt tonal mm Imbmgllo which
now ushnmtorlun the guhrmtori-l qua-
tion In llhlyto ”In. The military to-
ot llnlhlcy rue Inblhnt our the dead”
In th- m. m
”.70! “nib-rut It“ Purl” “In".
('mcm, April nhluyor Wuhbnm’r
um utllclltl act on entering upon hludttllul
mu to trim an artist to tbc daint-
mnttoclouupuayuin lug hour. In
Chum. ln Ill lutervlew th uyor llld
that.“ can th nun derail-d ninth
work, should lulu; any plant in m
mlnglblurrled on. Ind whlcli Ihlll I»
mun Mutton bylaw-piper run a
w clip. to W but that ill.-
3 ‘ The proprietor: of oil 1mm:
um notified that they would luv. to
do. tlulr lutltutloun at anon.
1'» Mk It. as.
William, I fl-Jl'ln and un-
luell gun In for Ila eon-t Manna
uhlp illuminate-tut at th- hunt
purl“ (round until-n Ila-ll. Ital. Th
tent m mad- with
llnl that. A W
, ’Iut.
W“ m m
I" You. April Sta-db
m min tun
El
El.
‘3‘!
ii:
town. A My? llltl complete ”ruminant of
Furniture. um l’lfl‘m.flt’-
HEiEuqunuumEn
Another Biz: 3...: Steal at
New York.
rzmmmuvmmom
now» mum-”c 91m murmur-5i
Bull and bind About nllnntl A...
Ila Bul- the Surplnl of tho Institu-
“cw—the Cnpltnl Unlnpnlrnd.
Raw Your, April :9),~—Another big bunk
Italian juut come to llght hero. About
A month as!) President J. '1’. Hill. or the
Ninth Nation], of 400 "Broadway, died.
When his umnnts nud tho ulfnirs of the
bunk were Investigated Inst arming by
Bank Kuminer Hepburn tho startling
discovery marinade that. Hill hnd stolen
thr surplus of the institution. amounting
to mm).
It. Cnpltnl l'nlmpnlred.
It is aid that the bank will not lose the
ontln amount, as it lamented in part by
real estate. It to reported that the solvency
of the bank in In no way impaired. The
bunk‘l capital iuflwfill). ,
The Bond Dobultur.
The dead delanlter enter-«l the bank in
I subordlnuw capacity, and rose from one
place to another until he was at the head
of the Institution. His promotions wen:
due to his business nbilit ' and bin reputn
tion for integrity. lle w at church mernv
bennndn mun who mm looked up to in
the community in which he lived Sogrent
was the trust normed in him thut he was
mad: executor for several canton. and no
onethought of making for an accounting
from him. He mu known fur and wide
for his devotion to tlorieulture. At his
home at New llrunmiek. N. J.. he had ex‘
tannin gnrduns ulnl greenhouses.
lie Ins particularly devoted to the: rais—
Ing of orchids. llr bml a keen tune, but at
the smut time a frank our. For your:
death had confrontcd him.
With "nth lhforw llllu.
He won: victim of ronvurnption. Yet
with the knuwledgu that his end was sure-
Iy approaching and tlrnt he, must noun un-
rwer for his. mimlewls. he continued a 5y»
tern of delulmtinns that. except for his
death. would probably in the end lmvc
wrecked the bunk entirely and porhnps
brought ruin to hunilml». As president
of the bunk Mr. Hill had control of the
Icon: made to the bunk. ,
The plnn by which be robbed the bank
was a ulmple m and likewise the salt-st
one that he ounlrl during The loans tunic
by the bunk to individuals and concern»
were secured by collnteml, consisting of
stocks and bonds.
The fart that the cullntnml and the
estate; for which .‘lr. llill “(Li executor
wen» largely made upof the mtuerhnriwwr
of marines ruublml lmu turarry on his
optrntiun-I wulmul drtwtiun When 3
loan mu paid the cnllntvrul for it bud to
he Himmler?“
lim- Ile Rubbed the Bank.
Mr. Hill would m't‘th' tlm amount of
the loan it nub or u wriitied «dwelt, us the
cm might he. Instead of turning in the
money to the hunt: he would nmwrt it to
his own use. To cover upttw (tr-nvemiun
he would not report the loan a.» paid, but
continua“ as an “0pm loan."
He would take the bundvt And Much from
the estates at which ho was erccutor and
place them in the envelopes tlmt hnd corn
ruined the surrendered collateral. Thus
it would look an if the loan were com
tinned It the loan committw of the bunk
Mkcd my quatlnlm lu- could my thnt
when the loan fell due I! wuextendulnnd
the collateral ell-aged. Mr. Hill was com-
pelled to pay the interns»! ltitnwlf on the
loan in order to hide the deception.
A ”tall nt tho Wrun‘ TI—s
Thu plundering of tho bunk lanai-l to
have him; the outgrowth of )lr. Hill'u pri-
vate simulations In Wullntmt and elu-
whern. lie in reported to luv: been n hull
on starch and wheat cur blues this panic
of May, lull. Except for two or three Id-
vaneen of short duration both flocks nnd
wheat lortlw paid «oven year» until within
the put luvr month» have landed down-
ward.
Blunt-or Ilepburn'n stun-Int.
Mr. llrpbum'n report rand It follows:
The armlnukm of the Ninth Nllhmll hunk
monk tlw. dblhlt'llltln M nbout MIMI”. rhun
Ihlv to It: former pnudnnt. While tho lon- ls
nut-hm It dim not lrnpulr the hunt: solvency.
not It» ublllty to tote I'nrrnf ltlflll‘lumt'l’n. ltl
maul-ltd» than the tar- unturned. m at
good rhnrurtrr. It» «tumour» at vmptlolrnlly
[mid murder.
m but nan-mum! tor tlw parlodof am
your mighty Mo nor-nor land in Ihn Tm~nty~
third and Twenty-fourth want. at thb elty AI
natural but» Mount armed to m not a
tale for other than tannin»; punk” nod whoa
taken (arr dob: not lamp-r than lira your.
“hind all”. In I‘M! «In. Ind hum
um In the m m hunt p): my
nun. during which lad It bu brat-lynp
Wtfl v in no! Miami at a
rut-um Cfimpflml wot-m
ntu In” labor. Ah "MN Milo
ma mainly wurnntrd and within
Wham-non in mud n W
mutual-0M!» tale thUWl’tl'ntn'fld
mm run but lint beam unfortunate.
but It in prrh-vtly rural and in ntltlull to And
mm mm: the supp-m at m den-um and
the pumi-
‘A. It lint-urn. mm.
In" front flnmmrl.
inhuman», April awn. «numb-cry
duration hill but finally pun-at tin bun-r
Murmulwwn Undrrthpmvhlm
ol tho till. all clinch-n bum tho up
or elght and twlvo nun mun Aland
mun lens: atria-ell: an: act's-r
recent 1 W t lush In
returning the Mum loaned by thlloin
Kebla. at Philadelphia. to Germ
Bum. tor nmorlng and Ihultlng nub-
uncu- mmd byline Johann Mod when
nonun-
lt War u “but, “I“.
mutant. Marlin-RA Calcutta m
run than tlu llrltloh columns um nun
lug Mulpnr mu "I. plus. mull do
mull, tho wine upload the
plnlr mum-dud stripped at “tabla.
A aluminum In tho lulu“. m II:
M or use mlnmpgaummfi
Wm. 9““ till.
lento north-nut.
RI MR
MING? (0:61;!
W W
is: “with:
all kind» at No. l Wilflf pt. 3.
uA’r unsuruurunznu.
CROWT I: NAP? estnbllnhed 186» I - -
s» cor. Mal; n U» Ind Water ‘1: hills
$9.15. 5- My rmeuM¢
ltAruoxn “20315101me n u. it. ulna
New Forming Gmnvuny. some ul rum.
nannwanx a ctrmuv.
hummer: consensus.
(‘ONNEUI'ICUTQL‘WL 1.1mm (:0 8.8.1:.
llomnwdlw. m. \vulmmm amt-wad.
macro
muzgmnnw Iii Wdlhl A. N " norm on ‘
' v C ll. .
to hunt mung. landing}: ”with m:
’ lung-flu
th of
{rye ytrowe'glu‘blluhulantrum "_
muons. (711.58. r. flWn-hlmttou m. s. x.
Vll0l¥lm' ninth-anomalous» ‘
i 3.. Md; 3. x" , ' nousnrunnmnrm uoonr.
can. and toad! an“. twmum‘myf’” “w eowm. Lunnwtmmms. x.
itomrn'hwifisagdfimmrgou v mmw' u. u. ‘5 wan “' x.
' A
WIN-w- 1...... MR" 4 . aims? “m .....
$333?" Mic; m gym-l. 173.15. &.mummill
cutout axial-lam; . haircutllnxmtc. m2'%%mm 3‘
all!“ I muxflll)’: ‘ TAEUIII‘ Gown. 05 CM .7 WWW
UUNII. AMMUNITION um! waning mods or at. H. p. final at.“ null lm'fi.
”TAN lJi‘E [Silt CO.” ‘1“th
tom mt, H. X..Y.J.(lrubh.nsuintant lm .
”Wyn-35.5% 111:5. (it). 8.1 hi: W
QUIK’I’AIID. W. (3. Manic Hull hlork. $3.
pulntamllnmluu. cw. two v.) .
mm
W
'96. '96. '9c' '90. I96.
. .
1’ r
/ W...“
w . .
l'lltll’lfi'il LIVE 1555“. (.‘0. The.“ Wham
fulfil
8.
I9“? Ill” l9"
_.\l1 recognize them: figures as well as the fact that when we
won 19 cent sale It means the greatest of all cut prices. We
ud it pays us as well as the buyout to give, these spccml sales.
SALE. nuns
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wedne
sday. ,
Prices quoted here below only in efi’ect during thest- days. We
have to give this caution for the reason
or so late and expect these prices.
that many come in a day
Dreséiéoods.
96 For I yard Cashmere. 38
For 3 yards of Drvss Gingham.
For :3 yards of Kid (‘umhrim
‘2... *>. .. _._
per yard.
$
llll‘llt‘S wide. all shades
and black: value 27.54- 11 yard.
For? yards il-Int-h ('atslnm-rv; ltlctln» n-gulur price
Furl yard Fam'y Plaid: value 'It‘v per yard.
Domestics.
19°
19“
Call and examine.
goods. the prices speak for tlu-rmvlvm.
l 9c for ‘3 Turkish Towels: regular l’.’
for 23.; yards vxlm (l
Secmxekt-r; “'nl‘l
for 3 yards l luring Flunm-l:
Special ifiéncluctio
DURLVH 'l'lllS‘SAlJC 03'
for «Ixtru large size all linen low.-
for ll yards lllvaehed Muslin: regular prin‘ I'm a yard.
for '3 yards good Unbleached Muslin: 5r quality.
for 2 yards of lfic grad» (Toss lmr Muslin.
uzllily and extra width of (‘I'inkle
I luv per
yard. _
just tlw thing for sumnwr
suits: a clear saving of 40 per yard.
for 43 yards Shining Prints:
the same in town for to p:-
iur l yards best (.‘ulivu: 71' grade.
“'0 do not ask y
tho- lie-st goods: can buy
r yard.
on to l)ll)’w\\'t' show the
It style.
ls. .‘fn- quality.
us
lace BurtainsLChenille Table covers,
Portieres,
llllSIEllY.
19°
96
lllv "mm-y.
brie Shirt Walrus.
for 5 pairs gvnts' llnll Hom-
W
etc.
mum.
for l puirlinelpmlity ’l'ull'ctn l Haves: 'lm- n-gulur priw.
for 3 ladies” lim- quality Ribbed Vests: this we call
especial attention to. as others got my for the same
grade. just hull the regular vriee.
for 2 pair ludivs' stainltw lilac How: lire grad».
for l gents' liming Flannel Shirt.
for 2' pair ehildrvn's Blah-l; How; they can’t be boat for
for your choice of rhildrvu's I Iutiug Flannel or l'zun-
Notions.
19“
law. M' quality:
sin-ms luwn films.
for 5 spools cotton: 2 box”: writiu '
Florida water; '3 bottles of douh
cry. worth Mr u bottle: '3 ski-ins Saxony or lil‘l‘lllllll-
town: 1 box heal molthldestroyer; 4 yards pillow cum-
2 m ies'
pnpvr: ‘3 bottles of
i! distilled pt‘rl'ttm-
t‘l‘lllfil’SJIM old style: -I
MILL'IN‘ERY. ..
Sw- wlmt wv how to my in this s
where. \Vemnmwi'luflll‘r" atyf
other plucv in town.
‘fi...n..~
at}
" ol' * ms
Rips-v gum-busing else-
nun-y tlum uuy
Kitchen Ware.
Look this lint over carefully.
homo. or at it. You can't fml to
Most uvery on? i» ulmut to elem:
find some urtu‘le Wllll‘ll. m mu-
sidvmtinn of llw prim. you can’t fail to buy.
19“
value an: 2 fancy bone dishes, value
2.50: l m bowl. value 35c; 2 largo
17¢: each; 1 dinner pail. value 29c;
25v: 1 vinegar «met.
glam pmurvo dishes. value
l uh:
for 1 mm: bmiler. value 26c: in pa In; of melts. value
35¢: 2 large iron alumna, value I‘ . much
best quality dinner platen.
platen. vulne 7v l‘ttt'll: half dozen glnnsm, value '26P:
. 2 mloml tumblers. value 240:
pitcher. value 32m: 5 toothpick holders. v
: 21mm: fill“
"llllll‘ I'll:- em-h: 4 pi:-
lllrgt! silt! glass wutur
ulue 301-: 4 egg maps.
vu ue
w pun. value 250; and
cotton elotbeu lino. valuation; good lwfingglw. value 2’4 ': up I’ll-
did wash board, value 32c: choice ten 0
lunch bnalmt. value 301':
I boxer Byxbee’s blacltin . milk: 351':
and saucer. value sun; hat dozen
3m: 2 aplendid whisk brooms.
and salt but thrown
could keep on until my
4 cake: Dixon’u stmc pnlinli. value 34
in, value the: 2 leather duster».
filled the Sentinel. rm we close
lug you again of the fact that first here is llrrtuerved.
r coll‘cc pm. value rim: l
N‘:
hundmme decorated
cup
decorated butter platen. value
value the: 1 women 2 lump pail
And an we
by remind:
The Boston Storé;
hut.
O’GOHMAN & VANALBTYNE. Prom.
“fig 1
. .1.
no .Junxu.iarw "'.' .- _ ‘
“gymflm, .. ,,
WWWWWP'”
mu ”minimum-up. In! N?
with“ OM” if:
l V’
W nunW .. 3g.“
hut-u. ‘
0' ; ,
, m I PM” It . '
no rum: not). 3.3. II " “ *
almnfl‘. mu ”a "W .
wmululmu; Intruders!
It; Chit-Ian Mica
Mauritania:- lunar.
want: mu.
m
WHITE“). WM. A. H. In
chlnrrymndc yummy. "pain-qua
”WAW (mun-Ir. m
. (P. H. .
mdnlvunln 70 Kurt]: lain-ti 3.! a
slum indium
n mm
A SON,A.I$M I n.3, frnlt .
mm». M. will, «Jr-tam 3:"!
mm a: 11mm null. '_
Winn-lunar. lruitnbxo. ”a”. ,
CALI: A'I'JU ”Mina '3.
algal-In. gllhlnn‘ton It. . ‘ W I ‘
A ,WIIJJAM .Dannrllctm.‘ "*”* .
I; H. Muslims, vmflblu. ' ‘ ‘
HAYEsJERD lsN .Mnl jut.
0f Ill linden «mme I My.
unuunxrm. WM. us W stunt
bridge. 5. ‘5. Denlcrinnll kind! m
mevmn, 1. Wilmington St. at!
llne meat». fish, «winters. c
mum's wusmxfloxnmm.“ un- —
imam. MAchntiimoultryfortlmilrzldo. -
TICK it NAsllfi‘So. Mnlnstfifl. hill.
poultry, etc. Choice cuts at price;
WEHBBR. J. P. I: Slain at. N. cholcoru‘n.
poultry, tlnh. turntables. etc.
Lnnzn DEALERS 8 mu m
RANDALL?! MILL KN. huh» and thin".
rough or worked to order, WWW.
(tow. slum: .uvn menu. mmu‘.
sown XORWALK PLATlNG co. .Wntlr
at. All kinds of electroplating done.
nnd refinishing of all kinds of in south.
SEYMOI'R. HENRY. 123 Writ an. 8. 8. All
i taken.
masons Asn animus. '
3 of stone. muon conflicts
SMITH, WILLIAM ll. 3) West 51.8. N. Jul»
hing promptly nttended to.
MARBLE AND mum
BATE“, I’. \I’. Water at, N. mum of
line granite and marble woman! in
Mum! work of all kindm ' " . . -
arm's oc'n'n'rnns.
(IOMSTOI’K BROS. Din-mic M R “In.
Main 9:. >251 (lentlemn’s lanthanum“.
FRANCIS Jr (‘0. M “‘nahington at. S. K. m
huts. grails-men’s furnishings at Ill kinda.
MERCHANT 'I'AIIBBS.
(II'SOWSKI. F '31 Wall st. S. A perfect in
gunmntml; the latest utylennlwnyn on hand.
KUCUI'R. F. t? No. .‘lnln at, S. N. Pine lull-
oring a specialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLINKRI’.
COLLINS, It. .\I. If: Main st. 5. X. I‘dlnown
material well it tits-wired.
Fl’l‘l 'll. AGNES )liss. “Wall at, '5.
“Old Staten Inlnnd Dyeing
MI'SIC TEACHERS. ‘
GIBSON, ALI-2x 5. L’.‘ Merwin at, N. Plnnot
organ and hurmnny. - . I
(1)5112]: PLARTEIIS AND munns.
BUTT. W. II. [t- 50):. m “'ater st, S. N. float
of Mymnml.’ I’lunters.uwrtersandw le—
nule dealers in nntive oysters. ‘
REE!) a.- m It'ssn S. m \Vntu' st.S.N. Plun—
tem and :hipprn of Norwalk oysters.
VAN XAME, .l. L. a ('0. P. 0. b01388. N.
PATTERNS AS” M00213.
Silli‘VALK P‘I'ITERX “'DRKS Chm-Jillia-
my for
em.
thur _ propfltivrrnlde av 25.. .llonscm
in: at sperm ty. ' stunt, Ulla! ll
nlr. Iii-town: c": Xurwnlk lock Gummy.
«:tmzmzbr. Illuminati, tat ll. Ilen-
nrtt. istmtmt: John Tryout," that I
H. Smith. talcitml; Gnu-u (with. lhlt nlr);
and many others. w. '3» “i. r
PAIN‘I'ZIS.
BIZAIXAKI). F. t‘. 1' Wnttr 31.3. pointer.
Palm. gum and silver-diam n rpm-try.
"STERBASK GEO. ll 7 “'ntrr st. .\‘. House
and sign paint". paper hunger. decorator.
l’llo'l'lmlhll’llllltfi
NORTH. U. :5 I.- \\'a~htngtnn at. S. 5'. One-
uualir} only. and that the heal.
P1550 TUBE]: & REPAIKEB.
IlEXlllil-ZJ ‘. F. I or “It'll and Knight “5.151 Akr
- rdruler Ill pmnns. I|l't{ltllr-.-llt‘t'l minimum
ltll.‘ I. IZS'I'ATIl AGENTS.
LAYTI l.\'. JAN Ill Ill. “Huhingtonut, nut
, SS. Proper! ,\ for title. ham to muting ‘
wwowAttn. it. A. No. Mninntfifi. harm to
rent nud building Iota for sale.
BESTACR“. 'I‘LQ .
BYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad "we. 8. N. He‘ll
hi all hours. Strictly first clan. In everyrt»
npa‘t. A “All table bonnie“ taken.
lutb'li‘n' DEI’U’I' BE‘TAURANT. R N.
ity the u-u. prim the lowest. Open an» t:
mucous. -
nAIun-s, MISS ixsrlrlrmx. vo bans
inunllngnnd do) srluml. Spring tcruprllt.
MRS. MEAD'S Sl'lltlll for girls mt
Inches. uunm». x springicmopemalm!
MIGR'I'IIAKII AND 'I‘XI’ll-‘BI'I'ISG.
LAl'llL’lt'h‘ it”! ’K. 8. N. (Y. I'. Plumb, Pill.
DA) and evening shalom-l. Send forclrcnlnr.
mm: mums-m Ann rum
RIIRWALK IltuS WORKS F0!PAN\'.TM
Witter «r. S. N. near Iuilmnd Miriam.
SI’I'IZJSISIII’P TICKII’ Aun'lll.
LA YTUN. J.“ '08 .‘l. Wn-Ihllxtlll It. nut EU.
HS. Puma. tu‘tntmdmmwmrordmtmnd)
5103' III DEALERS»
l'l-lllRlN. JUNK II. it Washington “.83. nllo
brick. lime. cement. r. planter.
MORTON, JOHN It. It! To ‘lnr alto-Its. 3. X
Al») in)" of rnnt'rrtv w a. ‘ . r
:vruvus. "Axons All! auras.
KIiTt'III’M. LASINIX at llnvilnnd at. H. N
tin-t ntovrs- nml ruler hunters. P. 0. box “7.
POWELL. J . W. at Wuhlngton It. II. N.
'I'BI'CKING.
llll )ltTIlNJI lllN flfl'l'n lor uvmucfifllj.”
ml ha“ y inn-Hm pro’nmly nun-Ila to.
I'NDKITAII” ‘ ‘
JENNIXI'R. .1. ll. opp. "one It. ltd: M
dunno :i lflm n. s. rm... M
Jlllddl‘l’lri. Hill). :12 No. lulu rt. u. N. 090
u Ill hour».
RAYMOND. VIII). ll.“ nod I
Ileuhlmv 2 llerlteloy It. 70% l"
Jacob M. Layton.
llul Statute and llm nt. Gena-l II-
? Fire. M In! t.
then Station 'l'larhtn» Unblnnnl
Drum tor til um ova-rd». and
lunll yam or llumpr. Sour; PI ;
Murmur mm. Raina-ll ‘l'lr
slur vhuktd to dentin-thin
I5 Wm» tn mm lit-ll to PM o“ ‘
Flotilla Sww lzt‘unn. ' I";
an ~ "' '
' “831:! I‘m
plum and I
mm. dim!" and I‘ll: '
‘7
limit 9. (‘nll or will for chain. . .‘
Plumb. l’rlus‘lnl. It.
ALBm numb.”
”valor ln Ill hill-ill of
lellltllllttdl
VEGETABLIJ‘. lllllwA . , '
“Ilium“!I'JfgliUnmlfifnmtm
mm" mix maxi. um um.
South lion: 7 I
THE Vllflll "I’ll“ till!!!
“Rm-Wag:
{unfit-men‘twrn'h‘nmhreflmtuw w
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