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- ud‘nutflonoor.
W a OMHWAS.
AND ORCHWA of Ho. Nor.
‘ ’ "minim-mt.“ Water 81.25- N
& COMMIONKBB.
III“ C. info. Iain st. 8.3. solo
. o mlohrutod fro amour.
owns .1 mum: on".
u or times mronrnns.
‘I-Irllu lion-tunic the Choir and
i (in Unhenk-Interntlug filmienl and
tit-rm Exercise». .. ~
M was a large attendance at the
' r ‘Norwalk Congregational church
evening to listen to the talk by Mrs.
H .' Bottome. The meeting was it
interesting one. A chorus of select-
? voices from Trinity Guild and the
,. - er Circle of the (Jongregaiiomtl
H occupied seats in the choir gal-
and during the evening rendeml
= hymns in a most pleasing manner.
J. A. Biddle presided and read the
‘ . .. of the order. lilies loin Swords
villas May Punzelt sang a dueti. "As
i '2 the Heart." in avery sweet and
c manner. Mrs. 'I‘. K. Noble. pretti-
tot theContralACircle of the Sorwalh
‘ on tional church. war prevented
‘ Being present on account of illness.
I Dr. Noble offered prayer. Mrs. W.
words. president of the Whatmewr
- of the King's Daughters of the
”, tional church. inn few appro-
mremarks introduced )lrs. lbmorne
theandience. Her address was of an
ingly interesting nature. Mm.
wme.nlluded to the Work of the so-
_ of which she “‘as. the founder and
now the president. The exertion.
» with the benediction by Rev. J. .i.
r . Miss Marcia Hendricks. presi-
of the Trinity Guild. Elm. Swonls.
. Biddle and Mrs. Bottome (BCf‘llpig-Il
on the platform. The ushels wore
.. members of the Wham lOVf'I' Circle.
I". E. Quintard. Jim (letter. blisvi
'- Selleck. Miser Annie t'. Sanford.
. Ella Gnyer. Miss Mary {AHVIHIZ‘3i and
Thalia “’ood. After the exercises
the church an invitation was extended
- theguests to adjourn to thediniug
I. , where refreshments were
a by the tin-tubers of the circle.
Alice Mallory and Mm. H. E. Quin-
! presided at the chocolate urn.»
'v
A): [unruly Petunia Prisoner.
in. Ellen Saunders.an old offender.
. known as “Fancy Kate.“ was ar-
. by Officer Morehouse yesterday
II n, (‘Imrged with asxqtnlt. She-
. taken before Justice i"mlidy_;e la..~t
' ; and sentenced to thirty Ilit)'.~' in
port jail. whither she was taken
1 Officer Morehonsm this morning.
.. she left the court room after n»
ring sentence, shr- mid she would not
. totbe lockup. Near the Dunbury e;
walk depot she maden resolute rc-
. mu kicking and screaming limit}.
i . ' of Everyman Ilann's teams \i'ztS rm—
. ' . and Officers Mort-house and .idmaz:
w ' ad in dumping “Kate" into Iftv
: i In and carted her to the Iw‘liup,
A Satchel Full of Scalp».
;.Ahout nfortnight ago John (Tenn-y.
‘ of ourboat tons-trial artists, deter-
! intake the adric-e of the lamented
ley and go west: not. lioyrever. for
- peaceful cultivation of the soil. but
_ ' blood in hiseyo for Indian Hf‘flllh'.
M It has come book with ho llr my») a
u... full of scabs. whirl: he otters to
if: . the credulous. Donbting mic-s say
3- ~l monly dyed hemp, glued on pig
w: which he manufm-tuml in the
,, nous city of Chicago. and that neither
Lilive or dead Indian ever saw them.
M says he bud enough of the wild
. _. and in now Content to settle down
. ourmidst. and let the Indian hair
i ’ , he don‘t care how long.
{i “8 Victim. Before Joplin Morn-ll.
M wemsix victims before Justice
~ : lift the police room» this morning.
Mm Hurray. who met orrmtul by
. . Me Conley in Flint Norwalk for
H m. Willi senleneed to thirty
\ and crusts in the Bridgewrt jail.
. Arthur Leary for the snowman». re-
nd: like sonic-mm.
‘ Jmph Pierce, William Barrett and
. Pierson. for Yltl'fl'llllt'y. were
to ten days in jail.
Illa (“Dutch") “(lillfl')’, who was
. n furdmnlrennam yestenlry after-
‘ cu Mfl mud Hots. Whil'll bin
. paid.
MI Along anon.
W Brothers nu! diwharuing n
i .. of buckwheat cool for the Atlantic-
~ Worh.'Weolport.
but hdlacbarging a cargo of mod
theta-twin] lilnnnfnctnring rom-
It Raymond Ilmthm‘ fltlt'lt.
fill-timer "I’otmd: limiter” ar-
yutmlny withn cargo of brick
It. Forth. which willing used in
. Harm subatom- in the bor-
IrJ'orrls already has 200 bur-
of omen: than
W.w.- . _
m We: runes i. run my.
36!! L Richard). of link city. who
' to New York. yesterday. to take
_ fifth Mi «berm-mom! gm.
Mfume Bliflmofll‘t“
M V. Pay». a jeweler. to the
‘ noufngtlur winningborm in the
Win mum. returned on
with the timer in his whet.
WM. . fl... ... ......., A
he “6!th
Watt trotting chm". which
. . wuwmmwtwm,
' . Kuwaiti. Ihnbury. ‘Wutorlmy
., Magnum-y of Mimi.
Mmumm no
of lift . limo
fig. .
.sunoirrs VISIT.“
. ,_ will mo at run-c
whim" -
m We “ ‘
mehwmo
. '0: I?! wafiflc
'
Gmri‘z‘hu litmus-a
new i
R if ‘ugwi‘m valid post
. no a o
Momyflwonmmm.
mood hoof. pork. sheep. lamb. ml. ate.
TERRY. WM. M. a (30 '. Armou r'o boot and
proriafom. Home (Ira—nod lomb uni mutton.
3001' AS!) “H03 DRAW
BROWN. 50. Main at. mt. column worktirrlns
your foot and hove It fittod. Repairing. etc.
Where and "our They BM Their. flour-
of Recreation.
visiting relatives in Ridgefleld.
Kilian Laura Koch. of Darion, opent
yesterday with Mini Mada Adam».
‘, Amado.poopgrlnwmlii. will
spun Suindny‘wfth morn-o in Norwalk.
Miss Elly Scribner. of North Wilton,
is the guest of Mrs. Morris Sloan. on
Franklin avenue. .
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. lleriwether. and
daughter. of Kim ntreet. will expend Sun—
day with friends in Bridgeport.
Ehmrr ll. Mead, formerly of Norwullt.
now an engineer on the Long Island
railroad. is in town on a short riait.
Zilrs. W. A. Benedict and family are
the guests of her parents. Mr. and Mn;
Owen Harrison. at North Wilton.
Mien-i Florenee Merklee has returned to
her home in llruoltlyu after a five weel:.~s'
visit with her aunt on Smart avenue.
lxrrnngb.
W. ll. Ullll:~lf‘tlif. of Union Park. leaves
town Monday for llinghumton. N. Y.,
after which he will travel throngh the
southwestern states. returning about
July 1.
llrs. Horace L. Ilubbell has n-tumml
fI‘nflln vixit to Syracuse. acninumnied
by Miss Maude llamum. who will spend
a short time in Nor-walk a.» a guest at
the llubbell rtsidence.
Profusor ('lxarlm Sher-ii. a magician:
A. if. Alexander. slrlx‘riutendvnt of
Eduard Ilidley (Q Sun's' Hrurtd ntl‘i‘t‘t
do". and vfat'uea‘ K. Baker. 3 cuntmrzur.
of limnklyn. will spend Sunday with E.
)i. Twila-i. of South Main street.
(ieuerail ll. )3. l'ourh isat I-‘nrdharn.
N. Y.. twilay. to atteudtbs tuner; of
III" lute Tlnwlurv- \V. llmdlcy. a well-
known carpet rnnmu'm-turer. who, for
neural ye;tr.~’.-licl bonito-soon I'analfitteet.
New York city. "l‘h.J dww’flsml “125:;
Ninth.» of .\Ir. (Tour-h.
l‘illt .iN illlll LELLllWS' llilll i1.
.\ site in Winter-bury Mound—Ila» Slim.
00“ “'lll lu- “also“.
(imnd Master i'owell. the new chief of
the I. I). O. l-'. in this state. recently
otfewd lugiu‘fiftym'refl of one ”I the
lino-t throw in “Interlsun ::~' the nice of
an (laid lei-llmu' home for u:;.~i :aal in-
digent ll:l‘lllil.‘l'- of lili' order. .\t Ill!’
grand lodge Illn'r'tllL; in lsrirlgtp-ri. lo-
said that he “as not a rich bum. but if
the grand lodgeylid not nish to accept
tip-proudly rite he had 33“” (Ian! he
would give toward the t-I’u‘llnn u! a
lmmv. It was unanimously decided.
filli‘i‘l‘ier. to arm-pt the gift of fifty tlt‘l’l'n
of land. which i‘lllllllflrt'iilllt‘llf tbclirmfl
5t farm»: in the city of \i'aterbury.
It lrl ith\\' prupw‘nl in l'fll‘l’}‘ ntll lllt‘
plan of tln- sp‘rial committee to ave-xx
mm member in tilt'hlnit'liil a year un-
til the Milli of goon» is raised. :is there
are nlmui 1'23] Udd l‘elluws in the
state it would take about throw your.» to
rat-w the amount.
Mmrrlnrrl Ilruiorlu mu-iely.
The Stamford Oratorio Sm‘iety “ill
give "The f‘aplivity" in the Presbyterian
chureh. Friday evening. June 5. The
t'horu.» “ill number about Lift \‘niffi'm
and the Oratorio sowiety will be ntrvngth-
eh «I by the Metropolitan )lthicnlmriety.
of Saw York. and the New ltm-heile
i‘horal rlnh. The Hflfnlh'lti are the follow»:
Soprnlro,.\lailnnie \‘ogrii'h. wife of the
eontumrr. )Inx Yogrivh: mntrnlto. Minn
Emily Lawlor. of New York: tenor. Wil~
lililtl “rim-r. of New York: loom. Alln‘rf
l“. .irvowhonr. William E. Mulligan. of
New York. will preside at theorgnn. and
More Finney at the piano. Alfred llnl'
lam.of Stamford. will conduct the on".
cert. Wltit‘ll will he the beat Work M’t-r
giwn by the Stamford ()mtorio sm'icty.
.1 Hunt-ulna for south Xorwuik.
Mayor Baldwin. nf Waterbury. ha» ml-
drewl n letter to the purple of hi» eiiy
on public lurks. lie bdrm ground.»
ngnilmt large trio-tn of land whiehme
used homily by purple who «trim arid
who can provide flu-tn if they want tlo-rn.
What in toilet flt‘l'tli'tl. he lays. in unrall
purist. "I‘Ilme tire large Mentkh to fmn
nish lm-nthing upon for o multitude of
people. with wallet and water and shade.
and all we want is to how them onto-err
inutly located to ur-mmodate all motions
of the city." He then flirt-twill!” city to
buy a plot of land ncnm the river which
can be readily trnnnfurrmi into n lllf‘ak
ore gmnod.
lie-I riot-Ia not".
l-Ilimi if. l’mnington. of East (lounge.
N. J..'-Io Edwin W. flmlfrey. land at
Rownyton.
Faiwin W limlfu'y to smith A.
Hommis. fulfilling lot at Rowayton.
flange SJlmgorymSllMWMmory.
land and buildings on Knight Kim.-
(‘hnrleo W. Whitney and Vletoria
Whitney. of White Plains. x. in. to
Williamfi. Stilt-N. thirty arm of land
on the New I ‘onun mod
Eliseo". ”whom to John and Martha
if. Weiru-It. land and lmildinuson'l‘nyhlr
overtimm , wwwww M
llama lilo utm~mimo cm.
The petition of Grme W. Kinney
mind floors: If. Woman. to «inhibit
Mallory lineman: tin-from]: “hwy. is
into; floor-I MI! In the 05mm“
chant“ More Howard J. Garth. of
Bridgeport, thmmlm W by
enumeration»: am to
MW.
in»
null } minute .
SOUTH NORWALK BAY!!! 8 BAKKJIFM,
rim pm 433:
ton.
BEEP (“MOI-l
sown uonwanit am (to. 8. 1'. Hm-
: nonnm
All.
Bv'wm um
“13. JOHN H. thw It 3.”. Illa
' random-owning). '
V. GIB-
cm a common.
' c on M r and
nJ-lnmgnm. 'l'ryft.
0&4me out!!! 311:. (21mm.
mm m on: .
for print nil boot
in the city to ?
comm A!!! Bumm.
CROWI. la
main man.
Jo bin: promptly attend to
urn mud noryrnn em war on.
motngnmlowm b, p W
est prices. Piano. Ipeoltfcuihlm. Jobbing. rte.
CIGAR I")! IANUI’AC‘I’I’IIISM'
H13." lllh‘. CHAH. S. 2? Mamba" rill-l. XL. minu-
lira. Wallace Dunn. of Emit awhile. isv
feet nror of cigar boxer and dealer in ribbunn.
or or TOWN news.
WIIAT IS MIN“ ON now Still-
WALK'S NEIGHBORS.
Paragraph:- Picker! up In humane—Do-
lug» o ‘ ‘ i . M“ Milly-L1.
mean.» Wm ,
Rownyton.
F. Iloylston shipped a car load of baby
carriages to Philadelphia to—dny.
Mrs. S. H. Ferris is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. P. 'fialmmlge. in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Dawn] lloyt. of Wilton, him re.-
turned froma visit with Mrs. Ii. Row-
land.
John Flick has left the employ of Mrr.
(.‘ollyer. and has gone to Hartford to
start a news stand.
The ("omniunion of the lnx’d'a Supper
will be "interval in the Methodist church.
to—momm' morning.
Mm. William Dean of Bedford. N. ‘.'.,
has returned home from n visit with her
torrents. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt.
The "Mull-a" in being reprinted at
Wilson's (Jove. premratury togoing on
the route between South Xorwalk and
Rotor: Point. Demratiim Day.
Rev. ll. 5. Kidd and wife. formerly of
thin plave. have returned to their home
in New Canaan from a three wwk§ iifiii
among relatives in New Jewry.
Two cur loads of furniture. crockery.
bedding. eta. arrived from New York
erlt’I’lltiy morning for l-"inkenatcin ri'
Kelly's new hczvl at Rotor: l‘A-int.
Tiir- progwrty mun-m at I: ~ll fmiflllnl
lum- had the duel; purport} still???”
and it ill have i; drr-olgnl at that point in
order that large boats may laud flu-1W.
1):: rle n. _
.\ large number of soldiers haw left
the flute for their suntan-r “walnut.
Mr. ii‘riniminé has a 1:11;; ~ four of men
at workou his rrouert zit Fulton-lurk
I
l’utlli.
The lligrna'u ("use wa. landward until
June 5. on account of stlltlr' of the wit.
llt‘efii'b‘ being absent.
.. . o ‘
‘vtlltnm l'ulgarhzu eugagml the mud
digger to deepmr the channel a‘ his
Iircnt Island property.
Vaulb'twler Pooloy. Bigmnnd llama
and I‘deutnl Rate». went In New York
TiI‘IR-IH} and Hit h purvhaeml a Illln‘t'.
"llill'lf'i ll. WilM-u. l'iillf’iffl'i of tie-
m'hml fit'l'l‘. mm :tt‘i':-~tml em Ille' rum-
plaint of Richard I". Shelton for .i-cmultv
iii: his son Iron yesterday attornmn.
The torrent! of Samuel lluydnln- on.
held from his Int.» home at "filo j. NIH"
day afternmm and from the Melba-did
rbun-h at 21:00 u'vlmk. Ru. .1. Elvira
ullit'ldfiru".
.Iflr-Cll‘t’ l:lii>i Ku-‘ii It'itl‘r'o (min to.
urinary evening for Springfield. “hi".
I» attend the seminar of the Mum-raw
lltzsllfi. Knight; l" the lint-Int Ktwb‘.
lie is "no of the «tall officers.
About fifty of the relatiwo and frieluh
of Mr. and Mrs. John Moore gate them
a genuine nurpr'me Thumlay owning.
The time was spent in a moot ovnyoyablo
rminuer with rural and inntrnnn-ntul
nun-iv. .\ tine :mpper wan: servml.
(lulrlrn “ed-ling.
.‘vlr. and lira. fiamnel ff. Hilliman. rele-
brntml the fiftieth anniu-mrry of their
marriage. Thursday of this week. at their
home on Ilarenlmrt Ri~l;.=;e.m-ar Mainland.
About su-vcntydlw of their n-latireu and
frienda were prcneni to mmgrni late the
eoopio on their long and bapp.
life. and Mr. and Mn. Sillima
highly pleased with the kind Words and
wiuhmof their visitor». Among those
present were hit. and lint. Jmiab flay-
ruond. of Westwrt. the former nearly
ninety and the latter. nu anntof Mm.
Sillinnm. eighty-five yearn old, .in up
propriate poem was» contributed for the
tl‘l'lllllfln by (fimrlee II. drum. of Wat»
port. Dir. and Mrs. Silliman rm‘ein-d
runny unbotaniial and choice moment-lea
of the gmxl will and «twin of their
friends and Iwighbrml.
..................., , .- ‘ ....
m. Andrew's. “rallied-nod.
lbw. Mr. Graham met the young mm
of St. Paul‘s church in the [mirth worm.
on Wall nth‘f‘t. [mt evening. when
thefmmdnlhm was laid for a muddy.
Ilium: in the Splat-(mat rlmreh no the
St. Andrew} iimtlwrhoul. lirJirnlnnn
gave a full e’xplanotion of the working»
of the flrotlwrhood. its mot need in the
«lunch. and it» biennium; to young men.
The met-ting mljoornml to Tim-lay even‘
lug out. It 8 oohmk. at the some plum
hm evening’n "noting lining the tint
one. it was highly gratifying to Mr. tira-
hnm. _.._.-_...M-_-.-. m“
Anthem-rs ('unufl.
'I'lw rmpprmon of the South Nowell:
[from store havenmmged togiroa
«mom next Wattle-why evening. «do
butting their first year's roomful limi-
nero in this my. amm from ulterior-'9
fnmmu bond of New York nod We'll
hawthorn bond of Proficient» will «he
Inrt. and Purim Vngler will preside
nttbopinno. Themmwillbemnum
that evening, but no sooth will lemma
or odd. But: will be world") for all
who villi them.
um homo llama muting mm
and county Wm “it“! first the
Ilium debt Ila! plotting fund) par mph:
to (from is “.01. “adding the
ennui: Wisely four. per
monomw momma
lain
oftboWMHWHu
w' rowan-row
new“ ”nounemwow
'flw him of
Wt
mo. shop m It. fl. H... our.
50be WWW! Attended to.
MD TON. WM. A. It'l'ogalor avenue. 8. N.
RAYMOND. J. it. 0) Wit»? It. Will NW
MEDAL M. I). Randall's mill. if. N. .
mi. Lorne work "awfully
Wllflflflfi. it. berm-o at N. Boot facilities. low.
"it"s. WW3 ‘3‘
nonnuonfivaggwm' ' i ‘
purveyor. w‘m may?!“ it?
' mama om
ogmmmmmwmmm
Didi-3|: ‘
”MN 00. . .
Wenonah»- -* M m
I WA]. A!!! W000.
more. mug ll. mar-tum «.331. g:
TWllfmlsom. , "M.
om fill. a (30.“W tar um ,
fury. t5: flay. umvflulo. “23%.”
WNW ”III! I!“ ‘
mm: A: woman M. . ‘
armour! of the erg] It. om
WEB? um “WWW ~
NAB“. I". if. a bill). .llol and West I!»
KAI-n lions. 1:“:me 3nd tin wont“
WILLIAM. If. If. 15 Wall of. K. »
DRAIN AND Dim PIPI-
WIIJJAMH. II. II. in Wall of. N.
Dill?!” All") CIIMMICAUI.
mm more l'llAltMMWNonZondt new.
Sunday flour». a to lift rm. f to ii p. In.
BLAINE NEVER BETTER.
Surat-r, lilo!» In” llo to ‘u Biro-3
. ’ Mentally. no Ivor.
thtso'ros, May zl—Scmtuy Tracy
in an interview loot. night about pnbliobol
Itotementu outing doubtu upon "
liloine’o condition. mentally and pit”
catty. donleoemphotiullrflio truth 01ml
noon-mount "And ‘ wow
“that Mr. Blaine no not as otrong. Ill-Ill
and alert, mentally, n be ever has been
does him grave injury.
“The but time I saw Secretary Blaine,"
he added. "only a few days before he Mt
for New York, we were together in consul
lotion over a moot Important public dorm
merit. it was criticised of great. length,
and l have never noon him when he op
peared to better advantage than he did on
that occasion."
Denial by tho Biol-o fully.
NEW l'olut, May aa-The Blaine family
emphatically deny The Herald's statement
that Secretary Blaine is in a deplorable
condition, mentally and physically. Mr.
llluine’n daughter, Mrs. Dammit, says:
”I believe that the report that my fothar'l
mental faculties are impaired amount.
from a certain enemy of his:who is not It
wired at our house.”
”Will you tell me the name of the indi
ridtml whom you magnet!" l naked.
"No, " replied Zifrs. llamrusch. “I do not
think that would be quite proper, butt
have Very strong auspicious no to his identi-
ty. But whoever is responsible for starting
the report there is not a shadow of truth
in it. Mentally. my father is just on Visa»
ous as ever he. was.
”I mold not. any more than that. b
cause everylmdy knows my father's cm
baa not been that of o no. Irhoue mental
faculties wezeohwured. lam glad to bl
able to add that there is nothing serious
the matter with his general health, and fit
is but getting well. our you will seafront
the report left .by Dr. Dennis, after visit
int: him thio morning"
This is whnt the doctor had written:
M r mm.» has been up and dreamed null
alum 7hr l’lrrilév' tovbsy lie had a good night.
u-mnys nu north-tit appetite and h improving
daily in strength Ilia condition b mild-cm
llo will soon lento the city.
The (in-ml l'ool Selle-t ('ollopuo.
Sizw fines, May zit—The grand pool
turban» involving i-illlifltl, organized Imdx‘l
the name of till! New ”.th Jockey club,
hm miiapyed. The scheme was locked by
u :yndiuate of pool rmm and policy room
proprietors, and the plan was to give prim
to the holder-z of “this hearing the name:
of the tin-t, wound and third homes in till
Suburban ban-limp, which is to be run at
Sheeimhead buy on June hi. A prize of
Kalli“) was to go to the holdc-n of the: first
home ticket, 35.0!) to the second and“
the third $15.01). The men behind the
schemeobtaitml the opinions of the loaf
and the federal official»; at “'ns-binglon, do
during that the plans proposed would not
mine under the lottery lawn. The scholar
woe exh’nhll‘t’ly advert ital and the prim of
tit-hers l. as fixed at five uh flan. Many
lotion v. of? rem-iced. but few live dollar
order» nere received. The .yndu-atc no»
ohm-anew that the money m'l‘lbl nl will to
l’t'lfliltifif. They expected to pocket 4mm
in roxutnis‘sinns, but inltead they are out
3mm (or expense;
Ilrldgepnrt’o l'ommon (’rmnril War.
1 .m.l cum. t' ”in. May Lam.“ noon
Emmy the xix Democratic alder-men. who
dcm‘rtul Mayor Marigold and the remain-
ing lul'iillliri'" ofthe board on “Entries-day
art-rung and left ihr rity. returned to the
city hull, where the mayor and the liepub
livaa mrudwh bad remainrrl ewr since
their departure. Before they Ruched the
coamu thamix-r City Sherifl Taylor. who
had a warmnt for their nmnt. M-rl'ttl toe
paps'l'H upcm the six men and mated
(limit to the chamber. As they entered the
room the mayor called thallium to order
and undertook to transact business. The
Defunct-urn objected, but otter consider-bl:
pulleyinglhc nomiwiono of the mayor
[or the several barrio, to which the Demo
cratie manhunt objected at their pro
rim» un-eting, were again presented and
pamurl. A war of word-3 followed from
hulls stilt/“Q.
l'o-il Mnr Stories and Inn-1 Killed.
t'nu um. May Zivcharles llolin. III
iron mold-r. [all nine stories Friday mom-
ing..~ riLing upon a pile of plinth: and
iron .fimmuitimtotenom. llolm m.
r 0an m the new Manhattan building
e was wtumling on the stair-s leading to
the ninth Mary at. work on the band roll,
and stepped back through the open eie
i'atnr waft. The unfortunate man fell to
the bottom: of the shaft on the first floor,
ndmanh- f‘Jll feet. He was Mull: hurt.
but may live. lilo home in of locust and
Marlmt tunnel».
’Iluc Lynching of WI". Walla.
“'ALLA Wanna. Wash. May tron-In tho
investigation by the court of inquiry into
ihe fishing at the the for: neural non-
mmimimloned officers and wit-tn were
nonlinear. homo justified the killing. and
«old they did not no why the soldier
not ”mi right no ordinary citizen
lynch fir-mom. Others, banner. ‘
united that they Md mule a terrible
take. All the wine-nu m. Mal
from theirmnm. of koala birth.
cm ir- procveding today.
7- It", not Wit-able Italian.
. Whitman’s, Mny til-«Auburn Stern»
fury Srnbeton has returned from 301
York. when In devoted ml days» to In-
rmfxatfngthfmminotion problem. M
o molt of several eonfmeao with Immi-
grant Inspector ‘WOM, within the out
few day» a numbcrof radical cit-um will
be mode in the immigration regulations
with I View to rentricting umluiroblo
mightier: fotho United Bum.
norm». ”Milky Am
{in Oman. In; unnatural»- the
atria of the United Bum am. 0
«rm-n: one am out bny-roy (knoll.
the paraffin. mint We. (Violin:
m, o «m In numb-mm charged
with intercepting letter: minimal to Cor-
roll a few days previous to thiamin-
roan “minimum-ml Mm. 01M»
In our limited Ill will be held for trifl
Mmatlnlmlsmnun mm.
rumour-mt.
durum. Hutu-momm-
of MmeCoollntboJ-eimm
Imiogflthhfliddmo.
wtmnblybobmuw “hum
humid.
r
d
mom um not his.
' ”.r' on. f
153%”, fitmrflm“
rut xnwmtmwmwnmnx
run an com: um ‘
It‘ll Tax?“ ll. U 'l'hylor non-e. ii. If.
Mill”.
WM?JN:N&%3.W MMW‘
mu... will“ "k
n .
. roux ll. Main millwrluuMM
In. floral work a will.
moron 8131“! AI” Flt” WATER
"KATEM’
I: \i’. if. I; CU. limit! lloll Minsk.
3:3: R.
wire agent».
7033!qu ”BALM
N. 'rnmmma. Wilmington».
It. . Your doom above old ntore. ‘
flow. DA VII). of. no». and a: no an
inn. .
rumour-r. summon, :tnrmetr.
moorlnuuumou
Frank Turke'Shoots His Wife
at Englcwood.
norm nuns ins own cum.
“a, flu! only lion horrid I P"
Wonk- nlul unnmlod Our Your “I'd-
Imliol’r—‘lnrlc llnlu tho Wu..-
nm We»:- Alter Illa VIM Wife Died.
Erratum», N. J.. my 23 — Frank
’l'nrke. axed forty years, who kept it urn-ll
oboe store on i'ulir‘mdc avenue. quamled
with his wily, to whom he bud been mur-
ried but a few weeks, ond'fimdly rho: he!
in the neck. inflicting injuries which re-
mlted in her death in a few mfnutew. He
then idiot and killed himself.
Turn buried his first wife about men
weeks ago and engaged his hound wife or:
housekeeper from an agency in Sew York.
Ills first wife‘s mother committed suicide
in Harlem several days after her daugh-
ter’s death by jumping from a third story
window.
They Ilenrrl Pistol so».
anke had his shop in a "nail building,
the dwelling apartments being in the roar
of the obop. Shortly after 6 o'clock some
children playing on the sidewalk heard ,
Turin! and his wife (pram-ling. They
peered through the window and the shop
door when they heard newerni pintoi shots.
Mr. Hopper, who keeps a restaurant next
door to 'l'nrlte's shop. was the tint person
toenter the place where the tragaly oc-
curred .\.n he entered the room directly
oflthe nlmp he saw Turkc lying: on the
floor bleeding from a “mind in the breast.
while Mom; was nl-o flowing from his
now. He had a retailer of or. chambers
in his right hand. .\ll the dumber: were
disrthnmeii
Roth Wen.» Donal-
As Hopper passed into another room at
the rear of the building heft-nod Mrs.
Tlirke'p dead body lying on the floor. She
was “Wand wizh blond. Whit’il tfuwedfrom
i horrible bullet Wt-Itutt in Ixr'l’ throat llt'ltl
the ear.
When Dru. Well». and Ford arrived. fif-
teen liliiliihw after the aluwrmg. they
found both the man and m-mm dead.
The mourn [mounted a olio‘ml.’red roadi-
tion and the furniture and ualln were
spatteml mill Illumi. l‘lm-f liar-ital
(‘Ilnfifiw Townsend tool: «shame of the bod
in until Coroner llii , who reside; in
lint-Remark. should arrive.
A Polly ljllxlll‘fl the ('nu».
Although several of the neighbors heard
the dimrtmg none of them witnewsed the
killing. From what could he learned
from tht‘ «hiltln-n film Wet“? bulking in [fir
shop the double tragedy mu brought
about by Turhe accang lil‘ u lie of «teal»
in; four bamlherubieh
Slit? linil put-he‘d firt‘ trunk 3(ch tlf't‘itlcrl
to Ieare him. She refined to open the
tanaud thi‘ ennui-rt him so that he
attire}. her and she attempted to defend
her-“1;". when he shot her. Plit' started to
run from nine room mt.) another and he
fired “Nut.“ ellv'tw ll! her, only win: "I
whirl: took ! fit-ct. It is and that It: fired
six shuns, in: hiding the fatal lmlle! which
he Iiml into hi~ own breast.
.‘ inwlir “torch. Haulage.
'l’urltc. who mu forty yea,“ old, had
been a rend. m of Eugen-41d about. a
your. The runrdrrwl would“ Wm twenty
€i:lll. lie tint mu”. L. r about three “risk!
ago at t'avstic lilll‘dr'ri. ~he Inning ind :‘tr-
rived from the old c YIEJI’j'. 5m» mu look
ing for a Minn-m. ml m 'l'urke had jun:
buried hm tirht who hr employed her a~
hie houseker—gmr and funk her to his home
in l-lriglmi’m-rl ’I'Io- day after ~hv- arrived
there ~ln- bud (mull.- Vi ith ’l‘ur’n‘w.
Th1.» quarrel we“ Ilm‘lr— "pond the couple
had no more tmulrle until two urn-in min.
when the woman obtained a warrant for
bio ill'rrs't on a charm- of month When or
ruignulireurednstiu- Vs.“ he agreed to
efln‘ta ~t‘fllt-‘Illl'lll Ivy msrrylnu the young
Woumn. The} Wt'f’r married before they
left the court room They luollmmwnt
qrmm-Ywdter that. am! )Mlcr'i. 3. :ztlrr
noun about .‘nfvlmd. .ltrn. ‘l‘mi... w . and
another warrant for hot urns-t x... .i a I. .2:
of Maonlt.
Secretory I'm!" on Pen-ion Pop-urn!»
“'Aaitth.’ru.\‘. May flwWiIh refrrrm‘l .
to the imorrerly penninn payments on
June 3. {lugwga’liliig ”antiwar. Secretory
l’mter informal 3 United l’mm con?
.ptllull’fl: today that he did not outlefpatc
any difficulty in meeting thin demand.
There. me» already on hand nearly WM"),-
Muurphm There would be no neceaoity
of rolling in thedrpmito held by the no
lion-l Inuit» on account of the govern
ml. to meet pczwion obligntionn. Th1
amount of glues-noun: funds on dew-or
with national bank» who izfmdmo, With
regard to the nhipuwots of gold the seen
my said that It phoned that on credit of
the United State» could not In- limit by
on) drain put up»: it.
A llama-no I..." mm.
NEW Yuma. .iluy flulumls flown-i.
clothing Minuet". who. on Wednesday
night. idiot eightuoeymld Rachel Write
and then Rho: turmoil, died only Friday
morning in the hairpin]. Two bullets
that haired into hinnbdonmn «and Info
delth. To» operation of loporotomy that
run perfomtul on him Ink-dunno lilo
life. Ilarbci is in a fair may to recovery.
'l'wo bullets that Minter find intofm
neck hare been almond.
A 1mm- Vir- In Trouble»
notion today. The; cutmtbm t
concerns; will gum with it.
Mu» (from on the no“
I vanity, Juno fl.
Wm..-
. . a,» lull-3'. mu true.
into-3.!”
- . {I no
Joni
m
.
i
”If
p w
00
out). mitln. hilklllfi all-00!. 1mm. in
MY 0M), 0150. ll. new store. to and flint-In
. In Int.
15.15. The ”Mont mtollllabmuntof the kind in
9. run! to pit-Irv mum-em of
bug bromine nin- refused to marry him.
humus. May flaw—The Btu Rubber
commoner» of the lamest when,
hnportml a having failed Tho officer»
by this and any they ctprrt to clot: up
huh
tantalum! to diagonal the romp-urn p
minnow of the imam! lunch at ml»
drum noting am; the boob. lithe
8hr lttlbln‘f would” fall» mmlotber
Rm lions. lit-y fill-80 for a In
known hm dam will hr min alley
men tho M rim lid. luau.
linen; already-ammunition!“
(Momma uut Mull train-lo. hut!
an; Harvard. Yoko-d, common-u-
mdm in or Inertial]. Color-lilo
and tfnfrmltyot Motrin-lo our»
3.; oft «imam-:5; intend “mutt
1
”fl m"""i {30% %3.m"moi”m"
murmur...
SWR‘UHAS. LEWWH I. 8. If .
III m.
a. fill!“
and fluent o
«Room I'll-m)
m IXOMPANY
unity. for. cut.
out 93mm our.» and Children).
DER. ".8. Mifill. land in k. 19.3fm-
Mcwd.omanmmo~irttfw.e
“If!“ it AHIIBNITION.
AMNL'NITNIN ml
no. at No. 4 Wm? it.
nor monuments“.
’ cotangob‘o‘iri Wit. factor-
a
New York 1:152». in (l
RAYMOND & (30368” "I
New Forming from
Mandolin-kw
flour
Will: «an. (of
CONNIHE'I'IIJIY'I'HEN’IrlJWIXEflO
favor. Main 5 L
5‘. I)" It IO. N. nluo
puny. noon: ad: m.
"ARDWABH k‘Cl’TlaIflfl'.
w. l‘.‘. M . Iii-ll biv «.31.
pilot». oilo'. «la-o. ctr. my adv.) I ‘
“in w» in Iltt' i‘tlllil'".
Promenade ('all -- Jinn-h.
Too Sweet to Livewb'ong and Dance.
Remembrance of Canipmwlmrtionsn In .ililitaire.
Breech Inmdem—‘(lmnd Military March.
Rims and Lillies——-Comet Solos. twrfnrrnml by W. J. styles.
Centennial-«March. inirodneing ”Star Spangled Banner.”
‘ with vurio for homo,
(fortnry Polknml’iceolo Mill). [u-rfonnml by Prof. It. (,‘liil'.
’ort Point Mart-Irchautifnl and crisp.
Dreamlandwf lrand Sernnnde.
to f laiopwlnfernal Iliuvolo.
.w-‘oun'r—
:—
I
I’m
. . a i .. l ‘ ;
*uwmmm
1* ma: 33.3%... r a
a . . .
gin-Tandem mu pugs-o». All
mi'Wmuu “my“
nonzero” a «noun. ‘
[’on Luxury-sum «.3. rt.
WILLIAMS. n. n. is war a. x.
IIIlllAflw A631?”-
LA ONJAL‘OB M. w» ‘ 11 amino.
3. Jimphuunnawm‘chfmdlfolmun
urcxwooo. war. . . m and Wolf no. u.
but obtain. lnwflmcnifi, to.» Miami.
'I‘Al’lll'li l GOLD“. ill Ind Cl “'51th
. . .
iii. e. is. Bad eat-team
“SWIM”! contains.
8. if. L'-
liornnm‘liou. m‘t. Wuhinuton old-Lined.
WROI'OLITAN LIFE llel. (30.!) Walling-
flum ml. H. 5.. V. J.(lrublr.ouiotoni apt.
NIlIlWALK [7|le ms. (30. 8. in sorrowful
bunlnem pinu- IW. Soontotnodlnu lmselolrnn
PEOPLE'S LI rr: I NS. (:0. The. 4,]: Ward- on
it. 5.x. A. ll. ”ammo, out. Superior 1
am ANNIVERSARY
concert I... lelelratiu
n“- .01 .__.._..
Renewed feelings of ambition are synonymous with the open-
ing of a new year. It is truly from grateful hearts that we send
forth a greeting to all of our customers. So opening year has
dawned with more promise of success than greets us at the pres—
ent time. We are not lnrastfnl of it. but grateful to the public
for their kind patronage.
Pusmuucr Ii ESSENTIAL m
succtss. ‘
and We feel that We have put forth every effort to
Please the Public,
in tie your that han' passed. and rmt assured We shall continue to
Next week a~ a compliment. and in order to
show our appreciation of public- favor. we extend an invitation
to the people of South Sorwalk and vicinity to our
NEW YEAR
concert and celebration!
We have arranged to Give;
A [Milli MUSlfiAl TREAT
HY THIS Hf‘l'kfilflh’. AS ARTISTS Flitlll
fiilmore’s Famous land,
OF NEW YORK. AND
REEVES AMEllllllll BAND,
(if I’rm-ideuce. have been cnnagrd. and will render choir-e selec-
tions. Professor i'ogler will president theelegzmt aliillrl-ilioninger
l'iano which is to be given away by the ru-prr-wntatiye business
menof South Surwalk. Seam will be provided for those who
The following is our Programme:
Lin-inn» t'onterno
'1'. II. Itollinnon
Meyreille
.l. I’. Sousa
I’. ll. Gilmore
”purge Koppifz
Rossini
l". f'. ('appo
m.-. .Wua
tin the evening of ihef’oucert our store will be opcm after 8%
o’clock. but no goods will be shown or sold after that hour.
We wish to anhounce that SATURDAY.
the 30th of May. being DECORATION
DAY. our store will Declined all day. and
that we shall keep open Friday evening.
the 29th. until I0 o’clock.
w t... . _....‘.._...._.....
BoSton Store,
lthliT.J0fllil IIJWWW ,
. fornwmmlnlomrof . . '
J
«neon. ..
womruzumwm
“nemuwuew -
sumo rouse. a. ' i"
mm... mm “who”
mum! warm ‘
mum HORACE x mm my
bonding “Ibltiv onion. 8 KW .
WK IAXUYWIIa ‘
LOCKWOOI) MANUFAC’I’UI 216.com.“
its. Manufacturer: of bu
Ifmtrm til 31%!) ’Ii'flr Yor ‘
lm.l;d’§mom“bmm. m- -
, nonwaut won 0-0. 3.2:. nor ark ‘
”(.1th it. Lorin and
flare: dnlmfi; fonudemworhm‘
m trimming» in brim. bra. Ind Iron.
HABIIINZ snort. .
Killl\\;;illellf’lilg0};\£0‘ 103001131 ‘0.
near..rge..unornl *
and bra» l'ihillli info if“? M
t
. motor for room: wrtur rind mm
st:ot'fl:f.b.\\')l. A. lint t N; Kerr ru-
rblnery mode promptlyf‘rhepoirlnsw 3W7.
Instrumental: cmwn’nx's rum
HARVEY. (3.1!. 70 North ‘hlnlnlt 3.x. «:3
dealer
in booth. xbon. rubberml
ohm ffndlnxr.
11mm. 3
AVIRON. A. lfi Main lit. N. ”out frll "3-
cable». thin, oyuterr. ”annexation. .
BENNETT & Hl'fiTED mil fish. at
bilaterw'lam». maul: No. Min git. - .
mu. A'rJIurn'u Cosh Market. Pine Hm”
hurtful! y. Worthington it. Ml. opp. ”burr-
f‘AltIl. WILLIAM H. Hamill“ Pam market.
H. N. Pine mean. reiterates. canned goods.
in His. FEHDJIINHJMB at .5. me malts
of all kind.» Home rende far I gleefully.
Lllllllf itXEIl, “1d. Ila! “'Mhl on street
bridge. 3'. N. Dealer in all kinds hunts.
UK'K WOOD I Wuhington fitJrrld 33
fine mean. find; oyster». clams. “geisha.
till ITII'S WASH”: (51033 MARKET. ”Wuh-
mgtun “.53. moors. pout": for family trade.
'I'Ifffl (fr S.\SiIJlNo.Mnfnot.S.N. email-t ‘
poultry. ctr. Choice cuts at prices. -
WEBER“; J. P. 1:! Main It. 33:11an menu.
wultry. flail. vegetables. «to.
LI‘MBILII DEALERS I FLAME“ MILLS.
RANDALL'S MILL. 2.x. lumber and timber.
rough ul' worked to orde r, mouldingsdrlmxtc.
31:1st AS!) BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR. llEXllY. 128 “'eat are. S. R. All
Hints of stone "1350!) (2011th taken.
slllTll. WILLIAM ll. 3“th “,5. N. Job-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE A31) GRANITE-
BA'I’I'L‘. l’. W. Yi'ater of. N. manufacturer of
fine granite and marble work.und dealer in
ntnne wort; of all kinds.
MEN‘S (ll'Ti’lTI'ERS.
('I‘IMSTIK ‘K BROS. Maximio build”. .’.. 14 80.
Main 4. $.51 Gentlemen}, furnis lug goods.
FHA .‘(f'lS 6; (‘0. M \\'3.~hingfon Ft. 5. N. lino
l.nt-. grutlenwn's furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHANT 7311.088.
GI'SOIVSKI. H. Xi Wall at. X. A perfect fit
mnxrumeed: the lam: styles always on hand.
Kflf'llifli. I“. If No. Main of, 5 X. Fine tuil~
wring a qx-riaity. lit-pairing. ete.
Dill-LINER“
('UIJJSS. R. Iii. l2 Slain at. :4. N. indies own
material used if desired.
Firm. AGNES Mi». MWan st. xmmror
"Old Staten island Dyeing Establishment.
Ml’fllC 'I'I'IAI‘IIIIRS.
fillbclx. ALEX. S. :3? )Ierwin st. 5'. Hunt).
m can and harmony .
015111" I’LJNTIZKIS AS!) DEALERS-
iill‘t'T. W. if. a #03. i2“ Water at. S. N. «not
of li.iyl:mr:d.,r Piston-remnants“ and whole-
h; ”till-‘1"lrtllflll'v?“}hlk'l’§.
ltlll'i ‘; ll'll’SMAX. Izlt Water st.
(vr- and Filll'prrfi of Surwaik oyst .
\‘35’ NAME. J. 1.. a.- f‘f). P. 0. box on S. S.
I’.\T'II:1I‘N§ AND minus.
Suit“ .iLK PATTERN “'Olliifil'lmsflAio
thurpe. prop. Riverside ave 5.x. llouaeheut—
inqaz ~ng hilly by arrow. but water or hot
' Refr-rvzii'r . Not-milk Look Company.
v; lrr. indium-an. «ta-arm: II. I. lien-
m 4mm : .lolm 'Frynn. :lmt airr; William
H. *mitb. l~Ii'3fllI; (iron; ('hurrb. that girl:
and many “tin-rs.
PAINTER“.
BRA I.\'_\itil. I". (17 Water or. X. Sign painter.
l’aim. gold and wilvrr gimme a spa-lolly.
IvrTi‘iliftASK GED. if. 7 Water of. X. "out:
uii‘i mm painter. paper banger.¢lecorntor.
I’IIOTGDGIIAI’HIIRS.
Nuit'l'li. fl. S. :8 \Vasliington >1. 5. X. One
‘l‘lltiII3 ‘unlj. . and that the but.
I'lll Sll'llfih'.
‘ ~. “1",. nfilwr if» and ~17 Wmhington on. i
, llmzr- Mn l”. 3 full. I for;
I'IASO Tl'h'lfllt S Ill‘ll'Allil'IR.
Ill. \'Ill",i".. f '. I", mr Wall and Knight sin..\'.Aln
dealer :2; plum-v».r’i.’.::u.r~.~“'.t=': murlrwtc.
X. Plan-
‘nl'T" Nt‘lt\'.'.\l.K l'l..'\Tl_‘$f}t'll. ”“1“?
l 5-: rl-ui rm truplarinmlmw.poliohi 1;
int: of all kind» of HWIB
I. EA]. ESTATE AGENTS.
I..\ YT! V.\'.J.’if ‘Ull .\I. “'aehiugtonstfith EU
5.3:. Prunerf'y tensile.birrmzatormumulr
“(I n r]!‘.\' RD. E. A. No. Main ~t.fi.x.lwul¢§t0
nap: and building long for ante.
“ESTA l’KAl'i’l'i.
lll’XllEI-I. l". I". 9 Railrmul l'bv‘r. 5‘. 1V. Mil
at all hours. Strictly first More in every re-
ly... f. .\ rm table infillll‘h taken.
l..\ .‘. KIN Illil’tl'l' lll’75'l'3l’li35'l'. 3‘. N. ’
it. :m l'w~'.;1'll‘vr.~ll‘:r' lulled. llpeltallnl‘hi.
fil'lllllllfi.
li.\ll:ll'>‘. KISS}: lXol’iTI’TK. N. Y-zlinglndlea
wart Ilnlitlr’t} .~. 1.....2, 5p igtrrrujprilll.
lifts. Ell-CANS >f'llmli. for girls, and you
ladle... hillside. .\’. Sprint: term "pun April...
rallfllt'l'lll‘ISlD .{fli l) Th'l'l'L-“BITIKO.
I..\l'l>l*fli‘5 llldli‘h'. S. N. t'. l‘. Plumb. I’rln.
it»; and tremor: pontoon Send forcircni‘r.
hTEA.“ ESGISI‘S 15D I’IJDII’FL
.VHltiVALK "INN “TIRES f‘UMl’ASY,m
\i‘arrr «t. S. N. near Itallmwl bridge.
h'l'li.‘ )ISIIII’ TICKET AGH'I’S.
l..ii"l‘n.‘1..l.\l‘uli .‘l. \i'm-tifnnon ennui l’.
5.5. Pro". tir'firtlei’afImmfltw) ordnntmod
8105!: ”ILA Lilith
Fitiilllo'. JUIiN if. it “Washington rt, 8.32.110
brh it, lime. wrurnt. holr. planter.
Mou‘ros, JoIIN n. w: Taylor auntie. fl. N
Mm layer of u unl‘fl'lt‘ not at.
57"" '15. [£356.35 AND IIIIATm
KITI‘I III'M. LAh'IlUX 2! llm‘ilnnd oi. l‘. N
flas- -tuw.~ and on!" union. l’. I). box "7
l'fl\\’lr.l.l.. J. \V. 2" \i'nehlnsgton rd. 5. N.
'I'ltl‘t'KlNu.
,ilott't’ns..lt)HN mum lvlroirnmfifi. Light
and heavy funk lug promptly attended in.
UNDKIITAKMBE.
“SKIN“. .I. ll. opp. llm It. Rum Rot
dnm- Ii film or. 5. Telephone.
JELIJI‘P'K. “fill. it: No. Main rt. R. N. 0’.-
It all lump-r.
Ibii'llflb'l). GEO. If.“ and 0 Mall of. N.
unblemi- 2 Berkeley or. Telobboml'a’ui.
Jacob NI. Layton.
liml Efifflll’ and House Aral. I‘M III-
mmme Atmu‘y the. Lt:- Illil Miriam.
fin-nu fitrnmnb p'l‘lrltrfn I'Ablnand meow.
Imnu for xl Mal tum-(do. and Money flrdm
tnnll part» of Europe. bonny thirties-rim-
Iulmm-nm token. Ituuml Tenn. line
we rlmdwd to destination.
in “flit-hit; nn ntml. ml to Put mm.
mp limmilhubmn. . : “ :l 9‘ ‘
JAhiIié kELLocG;
Fl floats all"? tom
M on one?
film mt attention given In flown-g. Flo-o
ml and we.
:n this meant. .. »~ Normal“. corn
til-iii!” Sent to hunt. them I no.
ALBIN MALMO.
Ill-om in all kinds of
Fresh and sour Huts luau,
vmmatnmn. examination.
lime-r. Ban. unmanned lM.M.f.’k-n.
goods.
fly isle". em... ole.
Noll?“ 3-bit): fi'l’llllli’l'. REAR WHY.
Month rim-it. ml? ty
800T" Illlh'lil Mill” MIL
x‘d Wmhinsion ItM.
open daily from Mono. no. and fro-I to]
o. rm. and mi Baum!” "min” from Hob.
tribune: allowed on deposits.
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