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firm of Winnipauk are labor-
' great exdtement today over
Lille suicide of Mrs. Catherine Riley,
who lived with her h Miles Riley,
the.Perkins place, j t nest of the
chalk Mills.
Ir. Billy is a weaver employed in the
Itrllh. a hard-working man, whose wife
was addicted to the use of intoxicauts.
waanotau infrequent occurrence for
himtogohomefrorn‘rorknnd tindher
jyingeitlrer upon the bed or upon the
floor III a stupelied condition. Yesterday
noon Ir. Riley went home to his dinner,
“I much tohissurpriseuswellns
Mm, hcfound it ready for him, al-
thoughhia wife, in an inebriatcd con-
,dition, was in the backyard washing.
‘I‘Iowordspassed between them during
: the noon hour.
1 .Atd o'clock last evening, when Mr.
Riley returned from work he found his
wife lying upon the floor of her bedroom
in a helpless condition. Thinking she
was drunk. he went into the kitchen and
mpared his own supper, then returned
tothehed room, when his wife asked
himtogo for the doctor. a request to
, which he gave no attention, considering
it one of her drunken whims. He then
wentout. »

Returning aboutil o'clock ler. Riley
treated himself in the kitchen to read the
evening papers, when his wife called for
a drink of water, which she gruedily
gruped and swallowed. Returning the
(nip she sank back on ,thc floor
gurgling at the throat, (chaired by vio-
lent vomiting. .Her husband lifted her

in the lounge, and then called in some
of the neighbors. Taking a lightcd
boyish) the room they discovered that
the mutants. Riley had thrown up
«attained large quantifies of Paris green.
Inniley went over towhere his wife
Iay and found that she was dead. The
Wmabout 45 yearsold. Shehad
no drildren.

'I'h'n morning, when a Seminar. re~
.ptl'lcrwent to the house, Mrs. Riley's
body was still lying upon the lounge,
harliands grasped tightly in her greyish
Inir, ha mouth wide own, her eyes
hlp'nx from their rockets, while the
Wtaof her face plainly depicted

theagony and suffering she must have
adored. 0n the floor and hunou Were
trace of Paris green, but where and

how she procured the powder could not
beascevtained.

Ir. Riley has resided with his wife in
th'l locality a little over a year. He says
in was a good woman except when on
harem Hehnrbeenontheminrof

, luring her at different times. but taking
thoudfioeof llteneighbors has put up
with her orgies. Alnrgc sharc of tho

' money hepve her went for drink.

Examiner Burke sent a decision over
tom Dole!) at Bridgeport that it
w- an W cm: of suicide

PEOPLE loll KNOW.

Whar- and [law no: Spend ran: "can
of Recreation.
Ron. D. T. Kelley, of New York city,
was in town yesterday on business cou-
rnmd with the lcbluhon Themograph
' 'Ocurpauy of New York. He was for-
, unrly the moprleurr of the Utico. NA

Republican, of which ( 'olonel D. t'.

Pavey, now ofthe Norwalk Gazette was
_ thacity editor. The two met yesterday
‘ fit the that time in twelve years.

‘ . JmphLJeunloga. of Golden run so,
is absent on a five weeks‘ bualnms trip.
In. J. H. Ferris, of Buyvlew avenue.
. a visiting in New York.

June ll. role. will go to Waumwn
lit-day to spend Sunday with his family.
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lime Ill-rand lambs-ad mutton.

80 “alert.
your I aild have “8. filled.

A Bar-a Bale-[Ill to larln P. Janos
Destroyed.

What might have been a large the last
night wan comparatively slight one
ltbrough them work of the Non
iralk Ere M More
nineo'clockfirc was discovered In the
Maria P. James barnin therearof Frank
T. Hyatt's residence on West avenue.
Analarm was turned in from Box 15.
and later from Box 28. The firemen
responded promptlyfinud soon had the
fire under control. The building was
then pulleddowu by the hook and lad-
der company, and the fire quickly or-
tinguished. The adjoining barns, occu-
piedby the Holmes, Keeler a Selleck
company, and the one recently vacated
by Betta &. Parr-ington were hardly
scorched. Thehurned barn was leased
by Dr. Dexter Hitchcock. 'It contained
considerable hay and a line lot of pool-
try. At first it was thought that two
horses and a cow, which the doctor
Instures in a lot near by. were in the
buming building, but it was found
later that they were safcly housed
in the doctor's own barn. The loss is
$300 on the building and $50 on hay and
poultry, on which there was no insur-
ance. The fire was of incendiary origin,
the flames having been started in the
Irayrnotv. This morning some boys play-
ing in the lower cud of the lot fouudu
new tin pail which had been rccently
filled with kerosene. Three or four of
the chickens escapal from the flaruos and
are about Mr. Hyatt's place today with
their feathers nearly burned off.

i I‘AREII'IILI. SIZ'PIKISIL

Given by Mr. and Mrs. E. I]. Harsh-mm- In
Honor of I’ll-is Fannie \"nnAhrtyrw.

Mound Mrs. Edward II. Momlrousc.
of H Arch sum-t, gave afnrcwell surprise
last evening to about thirty of their
friends in honor of Miss Fannie Van-
Alstyne, who will be married next
Tuesday afternoon to Christopher John
stone. of Hartford. The evening was
spent in a most delightful manner by all
pnsont with games, etc. They also
attended the fire on Berkeley strcet in
a body. Refreshments . were served
alxmt 11Xm o'clock and at midnight the
guests departed for their homes. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard

G. Mitchell, Mr. ‘ and Mrs. Nelson
Beuulict. Miss Agnes Johnstone, of

Hartford, bliss Sadie IIulI. Miss Irena A.
mee. Mia; K. Olive Hutchinson. Miss
Lulu Bedell, Miss Hattie Smiield. )liss
Lavina Chasmar. Miss Edith Colllillot'h,
\Iiss Ella Iongstafl. Miss Anna New-

comli, Min; Mamie Fitch, Mini Nellie
lit-dell. Miss Florence Fitch, hf Percie
[Howell Miss Annie Burr: mm.

James 'I-‘orrntain. Gringo VauAlstyne,
Victor and Willis Seller-k, Edward
(Tlrasmar, Edward Bmeb. Frank E. Vail.
Clarion-o Scllcck. Clarence Slauson and
Fletcher Vanllooscar.

'I'rlatnun 8 Hyatt'a Opening.
'I'riirtrum & Hyatt's new dry goods
store in the borough was opened today.
and a steady stream of shoppers and
sight-scorn have already visited their
attractive quarters. The interior of the
shire, handsomely fitted and fumishod,
is prettily arranged with hanging lnskets
and potted plants. and the windows on-
drrnscd in the most artistic manner. The
entire atmk has been selected with meat
care and is of such a character that the
firm can feel assured of a large and
growing trade. The new firm llpl‘l’lll
under very favorable auspice» and will
umloubtedly be one of Norwrrlk's loading
dry goods houses. Mr. Tristru‘m will
musically have charge of the snmll
wares department. Mr. llyutt of the dress
goods department, Mr. lanyard. lat» of
tho Brawn Illflfe, the Mallory department.
and Miss Lizzie Selleck, of mo. Nur-
walk, the ladiea' departmmt.

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. lath-dial f‘hnrnh, Nmalk.

The farm-near of the Communion
“when in this church on the rim
Sabbath of the month, is a very notice-
ablofeatnreiurta services. Thu-y ufwn
pnwe amnofgmat spiritual n'freaho
ing to the membership. as well on tinm
when numbers are added to the church.
The sermon tomorrow evening by Dr
Van/thine will have for It» subject:
"The Beat Lifcaud How to Live it." A
«nominee of eminent Christina workers
in the United states has recently issued
the cry: “Have the Boys! Have the
thy-l” But how can we am the
wasteoflifemftalenhtheruln ofman-
hoodmorntantly going on in our very
midst, from mart (lowly concernam
all jastrroiv. Newark naysaheavy
in along Minn every year. Can
its harden be llglrtcunl? Yrs. lion?
fly flailing out tlrclrsatllfemnd living it.

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I]. I. Stevens. Jr» of Martel. aim a

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. ”1-"le 9! 819'!" firm .
Marten. 5‘

Raymond Brothers, of South Norwnlk,
are erecting a set of stone stops for
'l'heophile Euphrat.

Eugene (Bushman is now employed by
Mead Brothers, the grocerymeu.

Alex. Raymond is seriously ill.

William 1. Steven), Jr., will give a

supper to all the meuofthe place to—
night in 'thc Fairview House, in celebs-w
tion of his marriage to Miss Draper, of
0: Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. lounsbury. of
Brooklyn, have been visiting II. T. Clark
E. Thomas has the contract for re—
building the stone bridge which contacts
Contentment Island with the mainland.
He will commence work Monday.

Mrs. W. C. Powell, of Stony Brink. L.
l., is visiting Henry Wells.

Miss Lizzie Scott has returned 'to her
home from a six week-i visit with friends
in Northport. L. I.

Stephen Imkwmxl has finished palm-
ing Frank Ismon's residence.

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Darren.
Miss Marion West has returned from a
two woeks' vacation.
Mr. Coleman has sold his bruise and
grounds on Brooksido avenue to a New
York party.
J. C. Mather and family. of Ilrmklyn.
have returned to their summer naidcnre
in this place.
The funeral of Sifltllel'n S. Raymond
was largely 12erch yesterday afternoon
at 1 o‘clock from his late residence. Rev.
William Tatlock. D. 1).. of the Stamford
Episcopal church. officiated. A large
delegation of Masons from St. John‘s
Iodgc, Norwalk, attended. The inter-
ment was at Talmadge Hill.
8. L. Hall, of Ulicn, N. Y., has taken
a learn of the Poot‘e place on Brookaide
avenue.

The mnmmuinrr of the Lords supper

will be celelmrted in the cburc has to-
morrow morning. Several new uremia-rs
will be taken into the Methodist church.
Miss Jennie Puncher. who has been ill
with the grip, is roaivoring.
John Boss. of Brmrklyn. is occupying
his summcr neidcncc on Maple avenue.
Lionel Single was married to a [trunk-
lyn lady in that place Thumlay. They
rctumcd here yeasts-play and will n-sidr»
on Main street.

Bane Ball um Chat.

The game on the Buster [round-r tb'av
afternoon between the (lorhnms and the
Brooklyn “L" nine, now playing under
the rranie of tho "Ridgewootlfl." primiisos
to attracts large (immune of has» ball
enthusiasts. I'hau. formerly of the Nor-
walks, will pitch for the Brooklyn club,
and three of the original Cuban (Plains
will play with the florlrarm. It is sure
to he a game worth swing.
Yeatonluy was a great from bull day
for the ache»! boys whobml a holiday on
air-mun: of the teachem' convention at
Bridgeport. The LittleI Giants, captained
by Edward Bash, defeated the Blue titers,
captained by David (W. by u some
of ill 10 I7. on the! Franklin street ar'ltm'rl
unmade. A South Norwallt nine, with
W. A. (lritllrr a» captain, played an Ila-it
Norwalk team, captained by Stephen
Ke-lroe. on the Marvin gnmnds. Tbs-
rcrm- was 27 to 25 in favor of the East
Norwalkerr, when norm tumble arose
and thr- houre club left the Md and the
Smith Norwalk boys claimed the ram.
An lily avenue club defeated a Whitle-
ville nine by ameom tot.

Tbelteanlutvs willgotoBridgeportur
day'to play the High achml nine in that
city.
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Ion Trouble With Italians.

Not having work for about thirty of
the Italians ynrterday, W William
B. Riderlaidthemolf. Theltaliaral.
however. devastated their annoy whether
they worked or riot. went in a
body to the foreman. rn lamirrron,
and upon hh refinal tohavc anything to
do with the. they mung on him. its
was toonruclr for thorn Wren-l were
injured. Ir. lider and the ovum
also uni-ted la tubdolng tlronr. It is
expected that this will be mistreat—
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Aura", flay 1W Illll, wit.
ask-d yesterday it than would be an extra
amnion. said: “All view the present lit-v
ationldou't regard anutra session a
necessary. The bills reach-d for rho-up
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unless It could be prnutttodtc harem
own way in Inference toa particularpar-
tiaan mlutlon it would rein-ct? pan
theta: levyand therebyforca an extra
reunion, was fortunately not carried out.
It would be unwise to call neutron-ion
unless there is aomaovldence that the
senate wouldpasa the various public
measures which”. the people require and
which that body baa heretofore related to
consider

“There are miudicatioua visible“ the
senate would pass the anomalies bill,
the constitutional convention bllbthc eunv
give-aim! apportionment bill, the freedom
of worship bill, the Interest bill, the anti-
Plnkertou bill, tha bill for the submission
of ,tho prohibition amendment at the fall
election, the various labor mwhlch
passed the ammbly, the reform tax bills,
the excise bill, the home rule bill for coun-
ties in regard to sheriflaaud countycllrka'
offices, the “'orld's fair hill, the bill for
the improvement of the navigation of the
Hudson river. the trill: of the statutory ra-
vision commission, or any of the EM
our commendable public measures which
promptly passed the assembly. but which
were refused final prune by the dilator,
senate. The session has been the short“
in seventeen years, the assembly has made
a Irrml admirable record. the Democrats
are mlhnaiautlc and mas-a with the
present political situation. and upon the
whole it is advisable to let well enough
alone."

The joint committee of Mount:
colored to draw up a mantle-to to the
people of the state, showing the work now
comphsbed, have finished their work with
aldocunumt containing over 3,” wads.

tis partisan in character and inflated by

'nators bullies and Hawkiuuand Assem—
blyman McClellaud, Ilitt Lane, Kaueand
Cameron. The Republicans are scored
and the work of the Democratic assembly
praised. The followingia a sample para-
graph of the manifesto: “When a party
rocks to retain power by automatic at~
tempts at political blackmail, likcthe Pan
act! investigating committee and tbcpvo-
posed lanai-lira committee, its days of
mischief makiugought to be numbered.”

”but“, With Spain.

Warmer”, May I. -— ‘I'lrc Spnnhh
tuner. may negotiated by Spatial
m Instant Madrid, is in the
hands of Secretary Blaine. )Ir. Blaine,
however, said Friday that he could say
nothing whatever on the snhjrctof the
treaty until the prnidcut shall have had a
look at it. Ila also declined to state
whether or not the document was a trraty
wan-prevalent under the mat tarifl
law. A treaty would bantogototheu
at: for ratincation and would therefore
run the chances of rejection. when. a
tart! agreement, and as those that have
been made with the South American coun—
tries, can beput intocprrationatoamby
means of a proclamation by tho president.
It bi generally tbcngbt that it is an agree
mi of this cart. The only import! into
the l'nlted States that can be inflected lry
unusual-rent under the tart! an hides.
sugar, tan and ruler.

Judge Daniela Wants 30 Iranian.

Burnt», May 1-It has bran rumored
that Judge Daniela, whoaa tent on the
supreme court beach will expire next fall,
would decline a rumination. Judge
Danicluatd today that be has arada no
such statement. Bcwould not arch the
nomination, but would leave the rnattcr
entirely in the hands of the people. If n-
clectcd J ridge Daniela can serve four years
before he would be retired bytba aunatttrr
tional age limit. All“ fitment In
wouldbsentltledto fnll pay for the n-
raaintog ten years. amouutlng to rope»
When asked lib views on the per-loam
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New York.

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burned to death last walnuts theore-
works factory of (loans Km, an
Union avenue. Tho aim employer.
The Minna-Lillie Hammond, nineteen,
of 1,114 Washington avenue; Mary Lynch.
seventeen, of 923 Courtlandt avenue; Jan-
atoll-filer. mum, of Ono Hundred
and district-“hatred. audWaalriagton
avenue, and latte Horn. fourteen, of 95¢!
Washington avenue. Lottie Horn lived
until Do’clock last night, when she died in
frightful agony.

nun Wna an “pleat-n.

Thedrenorka factoryha arr-story
fram- atructure covering consider-bk
ground. Itwaa filled with theatuffof
which fireworks are composed, and of
course contained lunch powder. The mega.
sine proper, howevchs a short distance
from the main structure. There was an
explosion In the magazine and in Instill).
than it takes to tell the dumbed jumped
to the factor!-

lnrncd In night of a Crowd.

Instantly there was an explosion, and
Ihc'building was demolished The ruins
burst into llamas, and the uufonnnatecrn-
ployca, stunned with the force of the es:
ploslou, were helpless for a few moments.
There were seventeen employee, and most
of them model mad rush for life through
the burning timbers.

Three of the girls wrve unable to get
away and they were slowly burned to
death before the horrified crowd attracted
to the scene and, withphe fireman, power-
less to help them. Lottie llorn did get
out. but she was naked and her body was
burning,

nay Wm Ilorrlbly Boned.

The bulb.» of the other three were found
in the ruins after the fire was extin-
guished They were so badly Inrrned that
they had to be recognized by shreds of
clothing still clinging tothcur Two of
the girll’ bodil- were lying close together.
Their facuwmwirhiu an inch of each
other and lit I!!!" were wrapped around
not “a arch. .

Theykad critically bun trying toot
out togetheraud had fallen and died in a
loving embrace. The feet were 0' one of
the bodies and one hand was missing from
tho other. When one of the bodies was
lifted the head fell and struck the floor. It
trucker] like an egg shell and the brain
apiilnl out.

(horse Kramer, the proprietor, worked
like a [remand reamed moral of the girls
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AFFAIRS“ IN ALASKA.

only “.000 Ianla lay Ila ’l'nkcu Thin
Tear.

Wasrtrscrox, inlay 1—Srcrsmry Faster
bullied the maximum limit if mists;
betakeuthisaraaou bythe North Amer-
ican ffomnrercial company at mull. The
agent of the United States at the real
islands. by the instructions now being
preparer; is vetted with the: broadest dis
action auto limiting this number as his
judgment may dictate and the inmost
ofthc United States in the pron-nation of
the seal hberica demand Secretary I-‘us
tornaid that no question but given him so
ranch moan slur-c he warned ch. up: of
the trmury department a» the acnl fisher—
ies. The conflicting statement» about the
condition of the seal Writ-so were con-
fosing and he bulkhead Sir. .I. Stanley
Brown to go to Alaska as government
amt in charge of the ml datum h.
cann- hr personally knew him to be tum
andcapablc. The displacing of Mr. 60‘
was no reflection uprmblaboncstyor

3y ability.

The secretary said further that the rib
lance to Alaska war no great, and the
nrall facilities at but so prunthat it was
neon-arr to give an agent wide discretion
in all matters

The question of reading only married
turn to Alaska. to view of the develop
meats Infor- Ibe Dunn committee no to
immorality. tr also coming secretary
Poster's contribution, and be said he had
alum duct-led to and only married man.
He thinks their wives could take charge
of the «bonds and in this way the moral
ity of the natives improved while the gov-
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Fine Pianist, Bornellolus,&c

This Evening. at Our Store.

83 Washington Street.

Miss Marcia I. Hendrick. of the King's Daughters of
Trinity church. Wonhe Sewing llachine.

Handingin50, l 4800upons.

During the Afternoon and Evening we
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KOCOI'R. 1". I"; No. Main at. S. N. Finn tail-

oring a specialty. Repairing, are.
MILLINBY.
COLLINS II. M. 112 Main at. SS .Ladiram
material nsedlf 1|.rsirad

PITCH. AFNESMiss,MWall for
on 'sm’rén Island but ugh-Vilma
Ml’ SIC TEACHERS. '
GIBSON, ALEX. . '7 Marwin at, N. Plano.
anond ony.
OTHER PLANT!” AND mums.
HOI'T, \Y. II. k503i, lawman-3.x .foot
of Raymond) I'hntmexponenanrlw
sale dealers in native oysters.
BEHDkiIOl’SMAN, mWatersr,S.N. Plan-
tm and shippers MNorwnlk oysters.
VAN NAME,” J LtCO. P.0. basins. N.
PATTERNS AND aroma;
Nfznli’AlJi PAWS W OIIKS
t orpe prop. vcrs cave
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nerr. istnmulohn Tryon. rhot .uxwunm
11.5mm. (steam): Gnu Church. that-fr}:
and many others.

PAINTER

BRAINARD. I". C.” t Waterot, ,NW.
Paint. gold and rilvrrslgua a y.

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ill' NDEE. (,‘. F. corWalI andKnighfleN. Aha
dealer in monomer-gain sheet music. etc.
PLAT]! Gr-GOLD, fill." Ell ARI) NICKEL.
sol' Til NORWALK PLATING CO. 0 Watt
at. in kindmt clcctrcpiatingdo-x‘polhhtu ‘
and retiniahingof all kindaof nods. '
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. . r“ ‘
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s N. Property forsale. housoatorenLtrcaallv
WOODWARIJ. E. A.No. “not”. hue-to
rent and building Iota hr sale.
BBS'I’AUIAXTS.
BYXBEE, I". I". 9 Railroad Place, s.\. N. leak

at all hours. 8m 1 first clusln Wyn-
sprct. A few table " entaken.

LANE: s DEPOT RESTAURANT. KN.
try the hull, primrhzlousr. chum-35::
SCHOOLS. "
BAIKIJ‘S. MISS INSTITUTQNJ
boarding and day school. printer! 1”;
31%.!PAD'SSf‘lImL form girls and
Indie», Hillside, .'. Spring ummb
anonruarm AND "mmfi'
LAI' DPB‘S BLOCK 8.13. C. 1’. Wm
Day and evening sessions. Send ndforcimlg.
MIRA! ENGINES AI") rum l

XOR“ ALK IRON WORKS COIPANY, n‘.
Water st. '8. N. near Raf lroad bridge.

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Filltltls, JOHN ll. “Washington SJI. also
bro-,k lime,ccnirnt, hair, blaster.“ 4
nomox JOHN II. a: Ta [or avenue, 8. N
Also layer of concrete wads.
s'rov EH. muons as!) alarm

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this stoves and water WM‘M ell.

POW ELL. J W. a Washington It, 8. N.
TIIICIKING.
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heavy trucking pm’lnptly “land‘s to.
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JKNNINGS, J. I). 93m. Ilormlt. Km n“-
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