Wilma
' fi’wfioflflr W-
I“.
mm m
Wmng N
"mink-Inch.
mmm
tram NW1! I. N.
:Aln-h‘w it n
”MllmllA of So Nur-
“liar-t». N
I 'AL’. UNmHnlnleiN dole
'Itcolebrnlulioecrcnrn.
,STDUIWG-Plfilflflll
, nil" noxerII ARRESTED
in! orrrcrzn anus.
m up ti. m The“! at
W1 Warn-t nut lit
Wob- Wenton Arrested
I I II ,bttterkwn’nns‘dlappy
m mauled by Olliccr Adam»
,cbnrgcd with stealing pig
Arnold dc Co's foundry. .\
MI .30 0 C. Burton ontIrrml
s tawdry on Brook street and
lime pig iron for sale. 3dr.
questioned Burton about Ilre’ Iron
Itnldthathe pumhnued it from
. which recently unloaded a
Iwntcr pipe at the pottery dork
South Norwnlk wotor works,
I nllmpicion.andllr..»\untin
junhnan he would talu- tho
Burton detailed Btmner to Impor-
, thedelivcry of the iron and en.
Bunion & Brundago tn Iirrt it
ornamented this morning. In
walnut! Mr. Buxtun mu lllt'i
' E» Smith. of Arnold & Co's
, who “kt-d the expremman
Maud to whom he was mirt-
iron.
. I '-< blc iron hm bevn Stub-n of
Iron Arnold's foundry. and )lr.
on the strength of the.- informa-
Wby Mr. Burton. had lion-
s I on smln'cion. A war-mm
‘50 hired for Burton. erudrnu-
“ III this morning uitba lucid
I_IItirr1tI.‘.llr. Austin lunch
”receive the iron until llw lltttl‘
I‘I
III
Weston wan nrrestr-«l later by thI-
“best one time tried to «lisp»:-
iron at Meeker Brother; foundry.
.. . mm.
snot. ll. ('le I IZI’TINIS.
her Renal-tint- Recently Prune-l by
In"! at Council-en Approved.
npecinl city meeting for tho pur-
d tailoring the mrlution [nasal
Board of CauncilmI-n. authorizing
“It not to exceed $900 be expend-
) Inyiirgn newer in Bnyview avenue.
the reddmce otJ. Irving Dil»
I toCedarstreet through I. edar
to the (Ihnpel street senor $75
teaming, in Ill“ Knight. will»
' ‘ Chin hnll \l :leringtun street.
Reed mailing. may Sunnyor
Wise gave an approximate
of the costol tlIIIsIIWIr. it was
: , The urn-My owners Would hr:
_ .. M3425, which would learn
-. , theeity to pay. John H. Light
13 motion that “it" Merlutinn III the
be approved. The» motion my
I Ivy Nelson Taylor and unani-
‘l curried. A motion :0 adjourn
~ .. carried.
; ulctwm [rein-rd nod ltnly.
‘ was war between Ireland and
’ . yclterllay afternoon during whinh
ii the Italian Tim was pushed
" nuembnnknrent llc mpollnl tln
" by drawingnknito and putting
' H .> toflight Tb» Italian livl
Mi, It'll In front III Hole» Ilru;, ,
h” mated by Odin-r trlztnrs
I I m badly Irwin-d {mm ”W
III-flee Mead nIsIurIIty fnr tin.- man'n
at flmrt. le nurvwwill IIII
,It 7 o'clock this era-ning. 'l'lw Ital-
“ tnketr home- by more of Iii-I
The war iIIIIaiIl lobar» been
I by the Ital'mrr fl'lllnlllg to
l<l I
it“ Hm Vote» cl (thing-I.
AMJIT ‘11 Adam strwt.
‘ I line moimlnn inriratim tn
I ~Itll nnnml lw‘rpthrn of tho
Wham“ III “III old III-t-
Hating). who wm midst-ritual
I“! and at age prior tntbey-Iar
Ir. Admire mt to (’bimguin
.ntltiniewhrm the lnrlinn titlI-to
' .I. hndnot been extingninhnl
W m The first city
"held in May. 194’“. and Ni.
”monk rotm 'I'bII total
a Men out wu 7.00 NI.
M not yet decided win-lbw be
.M thr reception. which taken
hi
I
“not Wanting“.
d W. Inct netting. the
than arr-pr m ”MM to
fiepnrtonlkonrnrinn day-rid
Whiningettlre
hikes-om Automaton
‘ . toWnt-Ien Keck. the
fltbeflnnrtot Demand
, Etienne-ho. Theboyrof
,Mhflr nirrhcenintitrd
'Mfirfl.d.lt.pmtranlhnt
Cut the Norwnlk “31+ Ironipnny'n '
.I't‘lri morning VII) wmIIlI-inm‘itml ,
RANK 0? NOEWAM
dim
NWONA:
60L 0 “' ti ”Iv GS AN
"PUNK Ala-K A IN “:3m A"g.“n:
erIIIIII
F Joli
uhn "brim rloc dmfrlum. n
EN:
llunc'y #3.”wa
soIIIrII xonwuitm' near on. II II III»:-
mond III-III. yogi. abet-pk b, veil, 1:2“
TERRY. It'll It: ('0 . Amwnr’r Ind
Horne dreurllnr lnrnb uul mutton
will; AND Sill)? DI’AlJlltll.
BROW 135,50. Mnin st. r5 N contour workgbring
the city to client
We”? .I (. rte Asa“; )3 Int
All!!! ' no It . .
HORNE???» “at: 1%? I“. S. t;
. A. II amt
Jobbing prompt ptly attended all m'
, RAYMOND, 1. It. Ill) Wntrr “.311th Norwnlk.
cm H. D. ltlr‘r'ulullllgmlll. 5.6x. Ill-id.
my l M n
inc :33", low “'3:th 1‘4};HK n specially
WILSONJI. It. Hun-In. N that tu-llltiu. lorr-
llrrlwr. on. up" ration». Jobbing, etIr.
CIGAR MN ”All III’AL'IUBEW-
ST. JOHNJ‘RAS. s. fist-ritullntél N.. urn.
your foot nod lure it titted. llcwdrl mew
PW“! l'llll KNOW.
Where nnd ltnrr ‘l'lrey Spend Their flurr-
or III-erection. ‘ I
Robert Marni. I)! the borough, return-
I'll from l’lllfil’tlrg late last night. -'
Town Clerk Smith in surveying the
mantles. III Weddpgton. I). £1. for n
week.
JanIIIIII D. ScnrbryoLWbitb Plains-It.
been upemling a low IlIIyII at his Wolf Pit
Hills form.
J. B. Rex, of Danbury. night train,
dispatcher on the Danbury & Norwallr
road, is in town III—day.
Linoleum Crow t' in in Bridgrport to-
day nupIIrintenIling rifle practice and
Slay parade of one at the company S
Mr and Mrs. ll. W. Durant and
daughter Ethel are down from lietlwl on
a week's t'ltilt to friend» and I’l‘lr'llll‘t's in
Norwalk
J. C llnu' kimnnd lamilr arrived from
l.IIlip,1. 1., tIHlIIy.nnIl took mion
of tin Ir summer Mltlt’llt't' on Shh-‘ltlt'
Pint-III.
llt't'. lI'IIth-rs Dug-an and O'Brien lt’fl
town this morning {or Danbury. when-
for law. Father Walsh. fornII-rlyol that
city.
Thorium» Inning. of l.'leIIthurpI-s, EDI-,-
lztml. spot for S. (Shame. who has hwn
in tlI'nI IIity IlIIriru,I the oystIIr 5min,
mild; for burni- {Ill tin,- Etruriit. Saturday.
l.ll‘lllt'llalll William H. JOINS. with
hi-I “ilv :llivl ILIIIghtIIr.nf \‘I-II \ork.
tum: rly of IlIisII'it). war in town yt‘n-
In? t}. TlIrIII “ill spend :lII manner at
Edi l-Ilzrml.
llr. and Mr. vapli (hill‘l'llank‘ and
Mr. and “mi. J. Ru} Imblmol' Nurwrlk.
atom-Ii llli’l morning for Shmblhk. X,
Y.. to attend the unwilling of It. J. Brun-
Ilagu Irl' Surwnlk. l-I MIMI J‘Hlt' H. Bar'-
lll’ll. IIlIlrIsIt Iluughtrr Iii lie". E. U. l".
harsh-II. 11w II't‘nflnull'V luuli plttfl“ at
noon. in thu- )hItlmdi-It rhurrh «I! wlIiI-h
)lr. "I'lnlt'll 'b‘ Int-III»:
l'bnrlm‘ ll l’I-ix Jr.. of Dmbury.
frInIII-rly sm'remr} of th: (‘mII-Itiuit
l U. 'ranIIIrI iiIl IMIIllchI of XIIrIVIIlk. 'III Innk-
ingn cin‘ h- of the country, and into ads
to bu: army from home until )ovellher
next. From Washington Mr. l’nix gum
to AnnapoliI and then wrll visit Phila.
IlI- -lphi.'i. Detroit ‘1Ill‘.’l III. St. Louiw and
their min-l b3. sud} stag. -~ to llil" “! iliI:
T:; :I M will min- nonhurn
«III. pvluuu tn 'Il'z I.:5 w- 'II r III-will tnp
sumo- timv. :IIIIr I blow b: It Ill import
llII- prim ipal I lilt‘a I'll the \tlantir want.
l'riiiril. III
I'll l' t' t\lllllt'l‘l.~ [\ITI .l'l'l. ll.
\ioitimg 0dr! l'rllrriu Willi?“ lhr [an
tell-Id lingrcv Work at flutter Mgr
Bull-Ir bulge, x0. 97. l. 0. 0. F..0l
thin city. hrld their rIIgular meeting Izmt
owning and worth-Ii the first and second
IIIIgmm on five mirth-latex. A largo
illlltlltv'r of Our lirirtlm’ Inigo, III Nur—
walh. thirty tin-tubers of “'Imtor bulge.
II. :5. XIII» Gotham. and turnty'twn
IIII-IIIlIn-rn of Puritan lulgr. NI). 43L
Standout. wIIIrrI- Ill-"Md“. After tlw
working of tho- dent-rat lb» brIIthnItI
:Idjnumul to lane's depot "amount.
wlwrr 1| lnuntiful collation. eerVIIIl in his
mind I-I-IIII-llvnt iIuInnIIr. Ira-I enjoy-d.
They rrturrml to the lodge room and
lion-rm! to an eloquent addrmi by
limtlwr llarrio. of Sunrurirl bulgr'. No,
.31, l'IIiI-zrgn, ‘|'brI guest» III-pnrtml III» Int
l III-lurk this morning,
l‘yelln- Nate's.
Hartford Int-I 3:300 bicyI-ln victors.
timrgvt’mrnirrninalma Victimut “lt'
l'l’ill".
lhnggint \‘ngvl and W. A. l‘nrt'n IIIII
rum among Somalia: mm: IIutlIIIIIImIt'III
whwlnwn.
The Sarmnttu'lt liit'yt'lr IIlIIb will por-
tiI-ipoto- with the liridgrprrrt Wheel club
In it» rm: to Stamford. Sunday.
Jams llndrlcn bu pun-banal a bicycli-
and lot» nt night can be III-on pram ing
on the planting of tho turmoil IIIIIIr
lknn'nrtnblee.
Ulmton W wont»: to whoa-l any
IliItnnw trnrn one mile to llfry with
(ordain \’ ll. llnnmclwt o! the Nor-
walk Wind olnb I
Clinton Seth-y oi Norwullr. arrived
bin new ‘lIl putt-tit (iolnrnbin bicycle.
rigid lorhnnnrl cushion tire. this not!»
big. ltlctheotily our of the hind lit
limit.
I. I. if. A. Nat-In.
'I’IIIIphno tonal Witt!!! will hold:
rimming thin arming nt Dzlli tor-amphi-
delibfmthermlngeuminm.
Drejnnimdepnrtnrent ot the nomina-
tion will hold I WWW ermi-
lngnlno'MJntlnirm
Allende: for III,- row on: III-III
Y 31.0 It. Mob-mid ln- trI Ila,-
Mdtbmflmbylw I.
mommch-h.
mmmummm
MWHWMIH [huh-rye”
meteor ' ynrtvrrlnynrornlng.
mum“ Non-nil. pic-dot guilty
unkemwuuntemltnrix mt»
jiiIMMtlm. Whirl-stun
MWW. 9W within»
MttnNm-lt.plu&dnnmy.
“mourn-nu.
AMMWWHKLWH
they will conduct a month’s mind mans .
Warmth m M M.
HMbnNMMh.
«Imminent. Intrusion
tmnrerot cturbnryrnnd denier in rl bone.
IllllT 0T Tlllll llEWS.
WllAT IS GOING ON AIONII NOI-
IlALK’S NEIGHBORS.
Another Ilerlrrnn flannwnv It mutan—
‘ burle- Wnnon Anette-d tor Brunet- at
the Pence—I'm! Natal. .
,r
TbIIron Lei-kir'ood III moznly ill.
John Donn Itt buildirg I) new born.
Spencer (7. Horton its having his house
repainted.
Sands Selleck'n new home-is nearing
romplctiou.
John Duran into start a fruit and roge-
tublI- IIIarltI-l.
[1an 9y Ackctt ban put :I now trout in-
his barn and E. Thomas has hated the
building.
Boylnton's IaI-tory nhippml a car load
of baby I'arriugII-II to Philadelphia yester-
rll'ty .
l'lII- engagmnent of William Mao and
Miss Mary [All kwood. of DnriI-nj h :III-
nouncml.
a
)ltrad llmtlwrn are building a new utmp
Ill front of their store on which Indis-
play goods.
A large delegation of tho Soils III TI-mv
pernrwe will Visit Shippcur Division.
Stamford. Mair-lay III'I-IIiIIg.
Tho- llowtiylt In shirt {notary Iva-I nhligul
ti) stupwork pooh-play «Ming tun IIIIIk
of water In run their lllllt‘llll’lt‘fy.
)lrs. .‘Jnry Hum-y. of Stroll-ml. ha»
loawvl tho I'Irirxivw llnuw for ”It“ :IIIIII
nII-r rain] will ”pull III-st Monday.
—-}ln~'\ ..-‘l Bond. {ItslIiIInIIlIle Ilnsn-
making. all the lain-it stylus. lh’l‘filllt‘llt II
in Edwin Millsymrgh's lmmr. lluwuytun.
The- Milky which was lt‘til by Mm. E.
ll. White but WIII-ll, was found Tin-Inlay
by Sir. l'I’hilI- about two ruilm allIIIVt'
Silwr Minn win-r» IbII man who pirlml
it up bad tab-II it.
1-}. Ford was IInharntIrIsing a home Sat-
urday night and summing that llt' had
finished. named thv hunw up In got him
out of thoslraftn. Uneol the trzrrImlIad
not lmIII IlI-tIIIIIIIIIl from the wagnn and
the home hermit» I‘rightenml and mu.
The buggy ulna-k a hitching pond and
mm I-IIIrIplctnly vaIIkIIIl, and Mr. Ford
and the bum- mllnlull' tlrII bunk. Tho-
fni'mvr wan. Ipritr- badly ithIIrI-Il.
".erer
.lIL-Ilim- Kill‘ll [inIl zm llllll'libl I'M! tn
)lnhmILIIIIIII t‘ustlv. lkml my.
.IVI-mng.
'rllt'rl In)
John VIIrIan. Ilu- Hungarian who in»
atmrk by a train in South Norwalk Tun-2+-
Il.I} rooming, la imprinting rapidly.
llrs. Margaret Digman IIIIIl Ilntrylrtrr
Maggi». o! Numtnn. m’vn- :Irrmted for
brIw-h of tho pram lm-‘It night. on
complain: of Tlmvlore taluhan.
Arr illmtrntod lit-tun- om Stanley's
"I'LIIIin Purim lhIlirrl Exp-Ilitinn." with
ahlir'lvlrnf Il’w life and Works III ll. )l.
Stanley, was given in tho [0er ball
1'quth owning by l-'. H. Baldwin. 'l'bII
pI'IIWIls Writ! fur tllt' (70’1“?! M'llrnil lily-
rary l'IIIIIl. ThI-rr- trim; IIIIIIIII :IttI-ml—
anon.
Annual t'ouver'rtlurr at Pun-stern.
'llu- annual stat» "Invention of tho
lllglt Court II! tltt' Ancient OnlIIr III Fur—
natI-m I-l Anwr'un npvnml in “'slerlmry
ymtrnlay morning at 9 Ir'rlnrk. About
lllltlt’lo'g:tl'"l \t’t‘fl' prmrnt. The report
of SIII'rIItIIry Hurrgc W. Randall. of
llwkvillv. nlmwrd that "11' antcmrl
l'uanI-I-tirut have has] a year III grunt
prospI-rity. January 1. Nil. Him-Ira»
a llll‘lltll'fllll'rtt‘ 4.5“} in this Mill”: July
I. PM). there wmrtrgi‘rl rnornl-I-III: April
1. PM, that» were filty-cight want»
with 5M?» memme. Sire-II Ila-n Nnrruck
mum at Nurwnllt has III-III: til’Ki’llllZl'tl
and with the natural income of throt-
IlIIr hm giwn it a total IIIIIIIthIIrIIIlIip «If
III-or mm. The nwipts for lllt'yl‘ttf
IImoIIIItI-Il tonhnot firmfillnnd tho aspen-
cm ("NJ Ill. lt'flt’lnx B balanco n! with on
hand III In»! ”Jill.
The boot "rm." turnil'trtbitrnlw.
witlrn load ut «til, b: at Rnymood Broth»
mI' dunk.
I
lived a: Damn will tunic their lnIt
Idripmmt III! oyrtcrr lhllt mm numb!
when they will nbipm bnrrclr.
Germ Want-rib big sharpir in on Jen-time
ulnar It ZelumI wnyr III-in; III-palatal.
Willinrn ll. Hoyt 0 lion tundr- thrir
but rlrlwmrt ot oysters thin-by.
llayrmnl motheri- ere landing the tug
tint ltmrc with titty ton-mt III-l tor the
dredgn nt Wilton Point.
*5...me
rmuthmm
Wt? Inert-WWW
of Pol. Noble. 1W Welter,
Allen mid WW. Wain floor-II.
Wymmdlermfimn-
“.ml’rtnre-M‘hylor Iridium
ttrnIIIIIy. All of than may Bradley
InhaMhmcfihMI
armadam dint. *Itlthe
min- of Allennrho fled-ct long
auntie «Imam their llvcnln turtle.
WWWWWWW
mlhnlmyllcwt.
WWW
“" nouns Ion Itnwmmufia. It:
‘ roux».
wry.»
' Inqn‘I-It did tall rd éliélt the wink
Inna? h?” ownw
CWHINQ ”PAW
L‘IWWNINSW N l “I
' ”momma.
NCIBI:
yr‘ and children’s clot
ALAN!) W001).
“at 00. “Watt! chop
Inn. mnrnln‘l't‘al In.”
lllll’l,‘ HANDIAQWIIII.
(:0
Run! l 00ml! D‘l’. Ml.
Mutant! W
m3!!! All! “mall. ,
Nikita.“ 7. ll. 0 Bl"). our Mallard Want a,“
mtcnud ll n ware.
WILLIAMS: “villi. lbw-flu. N
uttAlN AND ulttfltlt PII'N.
WILLIAMS. ll. 11.!me In. N. '
'03 All) (YIIKIICAIJI.
EAST HIDE PHARMACY .t'IInZIrndI sire, mt.
finndry Iloon. II to 10.. In. .. I Inc run.
NEW LIGHT ON THE TOBIN CARI.
Into-I cringe- lute turner Dr. Brynn
by n Wanna.
NIIIII Your. May M—«ltm since the”
elm-ion of the coroner'- lnqnut Into ti.
mysterious deed: of Mnry Tobin two not!
ago there have been thereon bum
bland who believed first the whole t
, “tarragom
.W
;W. lfimvmfialhll. Albina!
VAN 35mm MI‘OJHWIIII'WIW N
flfifl All) 001508”!!! WALKS.
”mil. JDHN II. It Tori-Ir avenue. S. N.
Y 0 N It" II
”3%.... «I II I” wfl'fin‘fihfl“:
arm: will”! lbw III EN. truism t
8 . . .
Mmmwm .“Ipa’o-I Iron. a
”blunt mart Aim nor runs
Illu'fltlttl.
amino. w. Ill. co, um I .
6. Jule-cent; “ “I“ block
I'lfltflfl'llltlt ”KAI-m
matrix. ”mullulflilfi.m WubInmon It wont
militate, but alums , trainer. to
ow. ll. new “In. I. nudism]:
l‘W William old “mom
0],”! . AVID, .nMnl
Tins Irwmfi'mad'lda'luhnwntm (It the kind in
mdt In” null min lctc' nowrtrnent ol
ltrrrc. limit llllll'etifltlls. ‘
lll DlVl lllllES’ NICKEL
Rumor That the Charleston
Has Sunk the Itata.
was not brongbtontnt this inquiry. .
the input of two years, the New Y
,llmld plain: to have Illnenrcrcdt
”Ilium-TI Md the my wiltin-
summoned before it.
This witneca wnn an lnnrnte olDl DI.
Bryan’s house It the time at the terrible
tragedy. She seemingly told All the know
nt the inqueit. Her terttrnony in brief
amounted to this: Thnt Illa hnd reen Dr.
Brynn and Min» Tobin repnrntc on the
board walk before the Istntion on than”!
of April 15 nnd tbnt nfterwnrd nlrc lint!
mo Miss Tobin enter the station.
Nobody volunteered to mm
her
She left the ntnnd carrying witbber n
knowledge of the relntions rnnlntnlnndb
tween Dr. Brynn nnd Ml. Tobin It If
elicited at. the time. might have
the entire situation wttbncwllgbt. no
name is Mm W. S. Glnuford.
She was an lnmnte of Dr. Bryan'- barren
[or about fifteen months. She went to blur
with the understnndtng that be rbnnld
pay the rent of the house wbllcclie nip
plied food. Incl, eta. nnd nlao
the Iletailn of housekeeping. She left him
some time in the fall of 1899, bounced
urionn disagreements. She was that on
intimate terms with Dr. Brynn for the
grrnter part III the period over which the
rotations of Dr. Brynn and Mary Tobin ex.
tended.
She says: "\Vhat first prejudiced It.
against Mm Tobin was the nirninlrlcnly
wny she acted with Dr. Brynn. Shn all
to rub down to his allia- from Dr. Robln-
son 5 the tint thing after supper and tltty
would spend the whole evening In lib
pm‘ at: office behind closed (loan. Il-
Tnbin frequently rcrnnined with Dr.
llryin as late as 12:33 o'clock, Ind tin
the would ant'flk out. at them-adult
hawk tn Dr. Robinson's alone. This“
of thing went on for weeks nnd week”
”Do you think, Mrs, (timid, that Dr.
Brynn wn-s guilty of any impropriety“
thew Isl-Ills?"
"I don I think it I know it."
" 'lon mean to tell me nbnolntdy an
Dr. Brynn :1 rrl. Itlomi with Mina Tobin
were not perfectly rorrrct ’"
"I mean to tell you that absolutely.” Il-
rcplied resolutely.
"Then you think that It wish to cement
her mndltion was indirectly the cum d
Mat} Tobin’s Milli?"
"Yea, but ldo not think she kllld hen-
nelf. She never left the island nit" nb
parted with Dr. Brynn thnt night.
‘Dr. Bryan ban reps-tally“ thnt Mary
Tobin and be ported the but at lriendson
the night of April 15, but. win the left his
home she w m weeping. She want given
to wreping for nothing. Themwnr rI worri-
Iin in tlrr we». and a very handsome rum»
.“1 to lama l)r.~llr_mn had receiretlatelc
gum n muple of days before from this
Ironmn, infloruring him that her husband
nu dead, Mary Tobin knew of thin and
it made her lnntic. Somtwo weeks after
wiry Tnhln'n body hnd been found in the
writer or! I'lifton. Dr. Brynn run run at
night in this rompnny of ink wornnn."
Dr, llrynn denies all of Urn. ”Word'-
statement». The district attorney but do
cidal to reopen the invutiptinu into the
mum-I. of Mrs» Tobin’s death.
FIRED ON THE PRESIDENT.
IllppoXyIr. llnytt'n limit". tine n Very
Cloc- Cull.
Nsw You, Mny lt—Adrlosn received
by persons inth‘u city My tron: n
“In-c Illtlerent (mention: at the hub at
hie petition] uremia.
lb III-oily, while riding in mpnny with
n In “mom nurtlieeity of Jneorncl, Prev
iclwm Ilippolytc wn fired upon by
Inn-n hidden unbrn bridge over which be
tempted lIlllIngot llippolyte tented out.
owing to the urlct military precnntlonn
which Iwere latter) to mt thpnhlr
[turn be firing of the lflnll'.
Denver Verb-ten any Angry.
Instr II. May It. «The coroner' II jury I
am Itirntiptln‘ thrill It City M
by «urbane-en vaulted-nil n nun-
lmotottummwondnl. Joli-mil.-
.. ,nrommrnmmmn.
Im,.......~.nmn..a_ -- m ‘loul
‘Ircnt Ann ltntlrer longer. nod tho
lenien- Onvern-nnt Chin-e tn llnn
Incurred In New- ct th- ltntn'r linen.
crrr or Minion, May It~A startling
rumor in afloat In this city meaning the
chem of the Chilinn rebel steamer ltntn
by the United Stntee miner Charleston.
The AngloAIneI-lenn newspaper pub-
lhbes the Itntcment urn} the Charleston
he ovcrlinuled the ltntn and sent her to
the bottom of the Pacific oecnn.
Tho newspaper given no pnrticnlnrn
whterer. nndtlic time nntl plnoe ot the
nllegcd sinking of thc ltntn nre not stated.
The Mexican nutborltien clnirn to lure
received no new: of the linking of the in-
nurxcnt vessel
The government lint given IItrict orders
to report the nppcnrnnoe o! my Chilton or
other worship. The opinion in sexier-l
line that the ltatn and her crew will double
on the Chortenton, if the ltntn has not. been
tank, In reported.
It in rumored here that 3 fishing behooner
nnw two res-eh ofl the coast Tuesday. snil- '
lug nt lull opted. om.I at tun In. and the
other at 2 p. in, Thocenu boon! the
lilting vessel were unable to dictinguisb
them.
No New! st Wall-3mm
“firmwares, any iL—Tbo navy depart.
went up to the hour of closing had re—
ceived plenty of ciphercablegmmn and dis.
pntclicn regarding the Clutrlcston'c chase
nfter the ham All that the official» were
Willing to divulge wan thnt. Admiral Mc-
Cnnnmf the llaltirnorr. had acknowledged
the receipt 0! instructions to try to inur-
erpt the insurgent IIhip in Chilton waters
nhould she moored in rlniling tlw Charles—
ton. The lntter cruiser it believed to have
melted Acapulco by thin time and to h."
overhnnlcd the fugitive III-”cl.
“I'hethcr she be» met the Esmeralda or
not nnrnl nflicinln express ignorance. All,
”I“, nrc expecting to hear very m
.d lb Mal surrender of the ltatn or 5
but: man the Charleston nor! the
[*1 math protector. Yew cxpms
doubt n to the result at a combat between
the 13an States and Chitin crniscn.
‘ nnvnl‘een nrc morn than amnion.
for ntlglrt, it for no orb» mu than to
t-t for tho unit. time the strength at one
of Uncle Snm' .II modern wnmhipo.
Sighted by the (retreat (I'lty.
Six DIII:oo,CaI. \on It The steamer
(“rear-em I‘ity arrived at l'mlrtn Mood and
brought new» 0! the cruiser Charleston.
lit-r [hwllfll'l'lt stay that while the Vessel
uni min.- II-n miles below Ensenada on
Aloud. Iy night the (' ltnrlrstan was night“
In: out at In; As soon nIItbe wmhip
caught night "I the t.‘ mm t.‘ it, her
courne we» I banged and alive made directly
let the steamer, At the nppronchoftltc
(nnrltaton the captain of the (Tran-tit
City raised the American ting and Inluted.
The Charleston at. once tunic-l nt right
angles and stunted Itan to the south-
wczIt, noon IlinaIppcnrinu beyond the hori-
non Nothing was men at the ltnta by the
atrium of the Crenqnt City
FORTV SHOTS WERE FIRED.
And I’hn tic—.- Snob- Chnnd Awny
“In Inn We" "end.
Uni-rm» Ill). Ky. Mn) ltwl’nrticnlnrn
d n truguly have Who'd here from linger,
IcDowell county, WI \‘IL. in which thus
not: were killed outright and moth-I
nttouly wounded The Hall nod Steele
Milieu ltnrc been nt nuts for n cur. The
llnlbr consisted of fntlu-r nod our noun,
while the Steele: counted three chin to
but nrmt The tour llall boy- nnd two 0!
tin Steel“ mot nt Squire Hurphy'n otlloc
to tnnnnctmine legal Dublflui. [IL-ch wu
armed with Ir rifle and II nrolver. One at
the llnllboy- Inn on the wrtm Irtnnd
and contradicted II utatenu-nt made by 0
Steele.
The lie wnI given and the bottle opened
The court room wnr quickly emptied of it-
occupnntc not Interested in the trouble.
About tort] shot: were and and when the
choke of the encounter clenred my the
Steele boys, Sninorl and lllrntn. were
lonnd to hnvs ban tilled outright. L.
W. llnll but u rillII bullet through bin
brnlrr nnII hie brolhn I‘lee Inn bully
wounded Then-lb" two have not been
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wilful“?! marl.
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New? Po “Cum”!!! y. Mull
NORWALK FIRE INS. (:0. N. In Antenatal
burl 1m: twill). NIIoutrItnnIlingloInII-lnlnu
PROP”? i~ LIFE INIII. (:0. The. t'I Wald
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HAIDWARI k Cl' ‘I'IJIZKY.
QulNTARD. “1 (231ml? ilnll’rbbulr.fi.
Inmate. (uncut
All 'lllllis ~ III II II
That It lady” 8 dress makes or mars bor beautv. but the time has
come when it Is unnecessary for any lady to select a dress that
doors not become her. when she can find Mich an assortment of
DRESS GOODS
To swim-I from :5 WII IIITIIr.
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Road the following and be continued;
8 yards full dross pattern of :lIi-im h Cashmere. all I-olors and
Mack.- .II. Them goods an- well north III per vard
“III—inch Cashmere. all colors and hIIII, k 1’" .IIII per_ VIIrIl.
III-im- ll all- Wool ( 'aslmwrv. all t'UlUl‘S and him k. ‘l.(' per vard.
“ II Wulllll particularly 1 all your zIttIIIItiIIII In llit‘ :Ilnm- as thIIV
are VI ry (‘lll'llp '
Rhino lI SI-I‘gII in Plaids at am- worth I; '--.I
:lsaim'lr lIlaImIIl, in colors and blaI Ii'k. .. II, _-quth 4 Il‘.
Habit ('lmh. ‘iII plaid Spl'lllt' slizulI-s In, iIIIIhI-s “ltlt'. 4m pwr
\an1 north mic.
:III-im- II Plaid Dress Goods. LII. worth 25(-
In Black loads WE lake the lead.
:lsdurh black all] wool llIIIIriIIttu lit".
ll- IIII ll him It all- wool Henrictta. I “$.50
III-innit black (111- “Wild Sarge. III and IIIIII.
NOTlONS.
Pins. 'Jpzrtwrs for .i(
“’0‘ 'illio': TIIIIlll l'IIihlIi'L
{lxtbl l ”\er ’3',“
Muriel-I \\.ItII',I
l'II . "’.'l'Inl_‘ ll 2‘,
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;\\itrh llilllt‘l Snap
.. l'II'I (ml: l.;II II l' or
I‘lll‘ll.
ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
. Sb... lzils inl Itl’Nt'l l' nu-rs l‘JI'. 2’ II'. "
Spot inls Ill Night III-«Issjm, 'l'Jt‘. 451-. 1' . ,‘IIII.
Spuiulsiu Drawors. :‘tII' J'III.
Spot-ink In Skirts. HI. .'-::I-. we.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
lace curtains, Pnrtieres
land Draperies.
~om=oI:":I:Hr:
Ill. WIDTHS lllll OllllJTIES.
”.2 THE
BOSTON
1 STORE,
ll \laslIiIIgIIII , StIIII
wnvmrlaymnman Lanny
u Liv .r.oxi.nmmrmtn..
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um. «nonunion»
S"! mbmaJOHNW K. mail
HYHYW "I
1‘an HORACE it. mflm “T and
”CHINE 8110”. '
NORWALKIRONWORKSCID WE'fiflo
near rltlt.
broad”id ennui};
repaint for runner.
flt'ovlm) WM Lithium.“ IIt.N. New .9
chiller: nude minimum“! 1-
1!”th CHILDREN'S H0”;
HARVEY. 0.11. 70mm” 3’.
Hm
AVISON.A.156 llnln It. N.
will“:
BENNETT It: unsung.“
clatter-mun... tmlméBNumgfi.‘
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c pet-tally. Wuhl ammo-Imminent. ”"r%
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brid nouns Denierinnllkindc menu.
WNW OOI l. \\ uhinzton St. El!
tine mum’lie oyster». chins. v
SMITH'S WASHINGTON W.“ W»
inmon an.“ N. meats, poultry for Tllllll!’ trnde.
TTCEJI N t. l.fi.\'n.31ninst.S.N. unto.
poultry. t'lt‘. Choice cnIII II. no prices.
“SHEER. J. P. LMI It. N. lwlcellicntn,
poultry. nah. Iegctal'rlge. etc. (I
Ll' Dill}!!! IIB. All!“ C PLAN]!!! ‘1'!“
RANDALL’S MILL. EN. lumber null timber.
Wham.
rough or worked murder.
MASONS AND Bl'lmm
SKI MOE It HENRY. 13 West no.3. N. All
kinds of stone innIIon contra-taut
SMITH WILLIAM ll. St West at. 8. N. Job-
bing pmmptly attended to.
MARBLE AND cum
BATES. P. W. “'atcr ct. N. lifnntltrer of
:00 grnnite and mnrble work. unit dcnlcr in
one work of all kinds.
I . MEN’S Imrrrm'rts.
00315ij K BROS. )lnmnic bulld' .. It So.
)Inin at, ~' N. hentlcmen II rural: Shin: m
PHASE I‘ AI ( l). 3.6 Washington st, S. N fine
lurk-I, gr: utiemrn ~ furnishings“ nll kink.
Mlllflf "ANT 1.111.035»
til SI)“ SK! III. 31 “all 5! N. A perfect fit
gtlamntrul' IIII- latest Myles ohms: on bnnd.
KIII til I: P I. XII .‘Iain st :5 N. Pine tall—
or in; I It ~pru I Ill) Repairing. etc.
It! ILLISEBY.
( ULLINH’. R. M. I: Main stat. .\’. Ladies own
matrriul II~IIII it tie-5i
Pl’l'l 'll. AIl.’ ' Miss, Iiil‘nllst.N for
“old T‘Inlrn laml Dyeing 5“me
Ml SIC TE \CIIEBSV
(:lBaON. ALIEN S. "I'Merwln st. N. Pluto.
organ and harmony...
0‘ $1158 PLEY'I'EBS A51) manna.
HOYHI' \\'. ll Jr 503'. 124“}ter at. 3.5. (foot
of Raymoudo Planters, exporterantirlwhole-
sale dealer. in native o} sters.
kl. III on Illil. SM .18. 11H “nmman. Pinn-
terw and shipwrn (If Nomlk oysters.
nxxnnz,I LJICO PUObonWSJT. '
I’ \TI’IJISS AX!) MODELS.
Miltw ALK l’t'l'l'ERN WORKS. CMAlS'
thorn: prnp. [tin-rattle are S. N flowchar-
lng II. ~peI- ially by steam. bot wnter or ht
air. ltdrrenr a: Nurwnlk Dirk Comm},
I~Ieurn1zln.EIhannnn. Intenmi: ll Ben-
nut. ”493ml; John Tryon. Ihol nirl; Willinm
ll smith. Mean»; time Church. that nlr);
arr-11mm) urban.
Pm
Bl: \l.\' ARI). P. I'. 7“’nterrt.\'.$ pninter.
Point, gold and silver thus nL ty.
om: IIIIANKI E0. 11."an . lance
amt ~irrn [mien-m4”. deficit”!
I'IIMOB
NORTH. G. S ’3 Vl’nnbington at ..N. One
quality only. end thnttbc '
l'lAKt) It!!! I KHAN
HENDEE. ( P. cortt‘nllnnd Knightetnlt'. Ala
dealer In plain-n, IIrgnm,§heet music. etc.
PL. tTI\('. troll}. Sll.‘ BRAND NICKEL
<0! Ill .\IIR\\'ALK PLATING ('0. ID“nter
.'\H I.” III-ohm! Ill'l‘lllJllngdtlDt‘. lab
.Im II :I. .sl. III: III “ll kimhof Int-toward lug
Itl'. .-tl. I'S'I'A‘I'IIJ AGENTS.
I \II In): ._I\I ”H )l “whingmnst mtku
H. V. l’rnprrty fur-Iain. homes townLtseendV
“009“ Ann, P. ”A No. Mutant SN. homestn
m4 and building lot: tor rule."
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mum. ~' RIBS INSTlTl'TLN
bounding .rIIItIluy u bout. Springte Younsfi‘
Jilin .\llI..tD':~L-lt‘llllll. (or drb nil]
arron‘rrtnsn AND final-limo.
l..\l III-th' S BLOC H 21.3. f'. £an
Tiny nnol netting urchin. rend torclrculnr.
III an Inmr~ Strintly' first elnrntn crery re-
SCHOOLS.
mum Hillside. N. Spring tcrrnnpennm
S‘I'II: All ENGINES AND Pl}.l§.
Stilt“ ALK mm: worms COMPANY. In.
Wrongs, N nearltnll
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bri. i hum u-mmt. blank-ten“.
wmmx, JIIIIN n. «:7. tor arm-e, R. N
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t- I-I alum s and “a!" ham? P. I W
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cod no») mu-ltlngpmrnptl yntternlcdlo. 'ng
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vii Blru M. N. Telephone.
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Jacob M. Layla.
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Mi" lawman
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Dru“? for Klfl’ “WM. VI ’
to puma 'Iimye. nry bltrtnt
in! rent Intel Inllrund “It m-
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