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sermon Insomnia
tlluxn my tom A'mznn
muons AT 31'. MARY'S.
ling-m Dinar-nae n, in. m".
. W. J. summ-neL-nnnn Crowded
the Ontor Donn.
meundred and fifty members
Dusk: Fowler and Buckingham
than, assembled in St. Mary'n
. .. last evening to hear anaddross
. the Rev. W. J. Slocum. As early as
W the church was filled and at 7:50
ables and vestibule overtluwed with
At that hour the full choir of
- chin'ch mndered the “bitter services,
w Wm followed by the pasmr’s dis.
His text was taken from Chap
'1“... of the semnd book of Maccabees
- the Roman Catholic Bible. from the
. I ’ mud to the forty-sixth verses.
, h tell of the scriptural lne‘lllnrinl
no, where prayers wero oiloml {or
V = dead, and an oliering of silver made
their sins. His address was interest-
} instructive and eloquent. Thu mind
”i H White drew of scenes during
; war and of human nature as soon in
up, on the march and on the battle
, mfivid and realistic. carrying
~ old soldiers hack to their army days.
custom of keeping a memorial day
i led, he said, from the Catholic re»
‘ .and is now kept by them on the
I‘m day of Novembt'r. when the( ‘ath-
an of the whole world gather twgvtlwr
. umemorial service. The mmuorial
in this country was lirst olmwvml a:
‘ Orleans, Which Wl‘hi t‘urrm-rly mm—
. of Spanishsettlers. Sincmlnwivil
' < the olservanw of Illumorial Day has
n neanational Custom and holiday.
spoke of the Catholic office-rs and sol-
who fell during tho war and of the
‘ good that the war hm brought 3in“.
theclose of his addrmw the B=‘n:‘tli1'tiuli
cthe Blessed Sacrarm-nt “a; nlwwrvml.
‘ which Fatlwr Iligney, rwuntiy ordain
”It the'Trenwn diocese. olilciatnl. as-
u by Reverend Fathers Duggan and
It is animated that there wow
I ! people in the church and several
H- ~.. turned away.
flux! Sunday owning the (LA. ll. posts
H disturb) an addn-ss by the RM.
l ; - Van Alstynv. of tho Norwalk
.1”: int ohtm‘h. It nil! I» a union
5‘.
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"All! you going to the band t'ulll'tfn'.’
Itth Mu. Jounlngs‘ lionrtl .Vlunry.
After pnyingotf his munat lio‘vim-k
I ' Saturday night George Ii. (Mur-
1 : aboaipaintvr ofthelmrnugh, pm
‘ ' inan envelope and guru it to (lo-orgv
7. ,one of his worknn-n. to ply» tn
' George Jennings. of h-mnml sin-0t.
. pay the board of [hum of his mintvrs.
_ went to tho boarding place. told
Jennin to truth out a l’l‘t't'lpl.
Vgedn his lotlu-s and whllu her Inn-k
. . Named, slipped out of the from dwr .
« boarded the 6:30 u'clm'k car for
v Norwnlk. Wln-n MmJa-nning»
cred that Hoyt had gont- ahc unli-
Hr. Osterbanks, who inntnn-tc-d
of Nice [hl’omst to urn-st him il
- could be found. Tln- chief turned lltv
V . over tuDOpIty Hhurill Tutu-r. but
. was unable togot any tram-or lloyl
5:3: he left the borough. Hoyt is tln-
rnnn who left town nlmnt n ymr
'4 With fund-4 belonging to ”11- pm.
i ._ .. ofn South Somalis Nhumiug gal-
l x
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a I'DIII isutortnlncd ut Bruoluldou
‘LM'IIdO Puritan». OI Ilnmknidn'. A‘Illt'l’
‘ Marge numlmnf lib-3 (nun-L. at
home of his trauma. Mr. and Mrs.
' H. Pumas. Saturday almrnmn {mm
’. . lllltllsinfclmk. Tho youunpmplu
Wed tlwnuolvm with gnaw. Mix. on
an upocimw lawns alumt tln- lmndwnw
‘ u. I Finn until about 5:1H),wlwn
any pmcwded w the dining room.
Plum an elegant winner was rem-d.
..._ tlmoo pmnt Won» ttw Mimi-s
4 , Ev. Fania. Alien Day.
.. ’ ' ,Nellle Smith. mm flit
, M; Smith and Beulah Jarvi»; llnrv
. . Frank Layton, Frank Shannan.
'Srnith; buoy Rub. 11min.-
. . C‘lurlu'l‘. Mitchell. hhliu'l' w-
‘ ,, supine» Jinn, Int-mm
- Barbee.
- willopmfurthommnvxt
. The lame and landme
tin-I. Time will!» ttvubundl at
’ . Hilton's lull until-r: bond will
”Elimination-lull. grow.
“Moduli! lurnlnhmmtelur
‘ In the mammoth pavilion.
«Do‘chntho evening
will humid ml brilliant an.
--ullnwrh a mu WW
”attractive and «rm-yum- vlnlt— ;
tho point inflamed of tuning n that-
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on, mum Exchange whim-sop a!
[Sunday Somalia
Rev. H. E. Burma, pastor of theflouth
Norwalk Methodist church, occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational alumni
yesterday morning. “$6dequ a
able sermon, taking his text from I Cw.-
ili., 22, 28 and 24. He alluded to .tln:
umtmversies going on in ditl’eront
denominations andI of ~the rriticisnn;
which we are apt to make. He said
that We should be loyal to the church to
which we belong and live up to our non-
feasions. Rév. Henry C. Cmnin spokv
in the evening upon “Sunday School
Work in the West and Southwest." He
told of the‘work of tho Congregational
Sunday School anxiety in a wry interval-
ing an instructive manner. ‘ He said
that for the past three years the averagc
had been 500 new SI‘IIUOIS plank-d each
yuanho chart-hrs developed much your
from salmon; that have been plantvd:
own- 50 grants of Immature made each
week: from l.‘.’lll.l to LStll) Sunday srlnmb
(lcwndvnt t‘tlt'll your on this. society for
aid essential to thair oxistencr- or villai-
t-m'y. Themusic at both services was
c-xcvlh‘nt.
Rev. J. A..Biddh-. pznitorof the South
Nor-wall; Congregational churchmruached
in the Methmlist church yesterday morn-
ing. Hi» discourse wrni of an interesting
nature and attmttivvly listened to. ' In
llli' Mining the pastor m-cupiml the
pulpit.
Iluv. tluirgo Vauklntym’, ul'tln- Nur-
walk )lwtlnrlist church, and Iii-v. T. L.
Paulsou. tlf‘tllll Mothodist church at Ja-
maivu. L. I.. vxr-hangml pulpils y.» lvrday.
Largo congrt‘gntions' lislvm-d t» “2'. Paul-
mu. morning and morning.
\‘c:~‘tvrrlay mu Trinity Sun-lay :unl [an
north-v at Trinity. St. Paul's and lime-u
t'Illll’l‘Ilt'H “’l‘l'r‘ appropriate to the tiny.
I’:l'\'. l'. )l. .‘u-lh-rk m-ruyiml tln- pulpit of
Trinity Plum h at both autism. and Law
the- mugrvgutiou two pmvvriul 9 mummy.
'I'lu- singing by tlr- llllltl‘it’nt', first. Dun»
ning. Ills-i Marivtta t‘um-h, I-‘red Form-
and Fred Lyon, Jr.. was istn‘cially 300d.
Rut. F. E. Robbins. of the Somali
Baptist chum-h, punched an imtuvtive
wrmun to a large conun'gation yimtt-r-
day Inonlingon llw rm'lsml Vt‘rAitm of
tho Now 'l‘mlamo-nt, explaining: thv rum
uliticius “'llit'll lml in It. and illuplrating
hi» i’t‘fllzll‘iizs by railing: attuntion to im‘
[mutant oh'mxwe in \‘M'i-DTH plia‘rlfl‘; Hf
srripturv. Tlll' ,~iu:in;: -. as. iuya quartvltv
mmptm-d of Mrs. t'. 0. .‘liIh-r. Mix;
Maud Frauds. Ilr. limit-go Didi-mogul
and Frank limitun, In tln- ovr-niuga
miminuary (‘nnwrt was held. .‘vlr. llnb—
bins will be onlainml to—mor'ruw by a
muurilt-omlmeol of tIt‘Il‘gfltt‘S from the
Ilatplixl t‘illII‘l‘Ilt'h 0f Fifiil‘liv‘iti t‘nllllly.
l-lm'. Arvhihald \Vlmltnn [matched at
both m-rvivm in the South Nurwalk llap—
tistvlmrrh yt'rilt‘hiilj‘. ln tin.- rimming
his “llitjt'ci was “Why Sustain tlw Mid-
m-zrk )things Tho suijrt was. Illlil~
tIlt':I in an abh- mamn-r. The» owning
snbjm't was “Joann and llw Political
l’nrtim of His Time.”
lc-v. Olin lIallm'k pn‘arlml in Wont-
pnrt ymtvnlay, exchanging with tlu- Iit'Y.
l'. ll. Salim-Ir. “'hih- at \Vvstport In:
haplirnl (,‘um May, tlu‘ infant daughter
of tlmrgv t‘. lhlrmw. of that place.
.\I tlu- l‘irnt t'nngrmatinnal churo-h.
yrslrnlny rimming. lbw. llr. Noble
[ll’t‘lli'llml ant-quuvnt mlrmou on
New l‘lnglaudb’ahlnthnf thy Past and
l’ru-n‘rut." In “W owning hv prim-lml
anntlu-r of hiamursv ol wnmma upon
"lb-um and llvroim-s ul thv lliblo."
Ilrntlt of .halirl .I. “uh-rim".
Amiwl .\. \\'nh~rlmry. an old" fluids-m
nl :‘hmth Numalk. die-d this morning of
nhrmwhial tumble-at tlw hmm- of hi»
daughter. Mm. Fred 1‘. Lyon. on Ann
strwtdn lho- wrenty-‘llfth your of lilting»
Mr. Waterbury war bum in Mumford.
but nrmowd to Norwnllt with hisporrntn
whvn ho was nix years of ago. and linen
tin-u ha» nuidml bur-i. lln harm-d the
"who! whim-t making umlvr the in-
ntruvnon at lit-rm minim. who r»
m-ntly clivd in Norwalk it an advanced
ago. Mr. Watmhury WM 5 Itlt'llllll'l’l)‘
tho Plumb Howrah: (Smut-national
alum-h: a «mint. lllttltt'flllfltilll“. a man
wlmcarriul his rhrintmiity into awry.
day life. and who was highly tum-mad
by hi» tollmv men. lln lmvm thrt-n
rlllldrou halides the daughter at whose
home ho dial. ‘l‘hoy urn Charla; P.
Waterbury. Mrs. William M. Holmium
and Arthur A. anrlmry. Mrs. Watt-r-
bury died alum a yvnr nan.
Mound l‘llllu lunch".
1110 horror mound in the Franklin
. whml yard will be filled during
trunk, in (animation with
which the following nppmprinte pm
gramme willlmgirm on “today. in
$Mp.l.: ,.
“Theflrw‘. .. . . Harry Tulle:
“Mot tinting“ . , lru Dreyfus!
walk)“ (rum Holmes“. .. Mutt Mount“
“A Moi turtle MWlMIH Willa
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“Mommas” u... . Jualefmls
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MIN filth M firm.
The (“by at Albany mtneup tram New
York yesterday “mum and mule her
first trip of the m this running.
M m «m not: walnut.
“Ilium m Mailman: mm
«dinosaur! hunting. ml in harm
mot ' ' vary rim. tam“
«at am.
“it”
Mn..- ‘
Mill’suuifiuhus
THE I'. ll. (7. MHAKE’I‘IIBIB FIRST
APPEARANCE 01" III]! DIAIOND.
It" Durant I”. ”All” 'l’ouu 81 to a...
The 0“.“ WI- ]. Bridgeport-tinne-
by Janitor man...
The Senior Y. M. C. A. base bull team
played their first regular game of the
season Saturday afternoon on the Fair
grounds. There was a good attendance.
The Y. M. C. A]: played an uxcellont
game, the principal mutual lying the
good work of the battery. C. S. Selleck
and W. Steel). The Cadets of Colonel
llolmrts Military Institute wore that con»
testing club and considerable enthusiasm
was manifested on both Bitlt‘s. The
Callous were first at the hat and Whit-
taker succeeded in making one run.
'I’ln-Y. 1!. C. As' nlmlv eight runs in
tlwirhalf. 'I'lwliYadetu did not worn in
tIIl‘ Sti‘OIILI inning. The Y. )1. C. A’s made
three rum. in the third inning earl:
l‘IllI) scorn! two runs. This Midi-d the
scoring for the Cadets. In the fourth
inning tho Y. M. (I. As.‘ made one run:
in thclifth thuy were shut out; in the
sixth two runs were made and in the
eighth five men reached tho homo plate.
Following is the score by innings:
Y. BI. C A..... ...N 3 210 ‘2 0 5 x~—:?l
Cadets ........... 102000000—8
Nuxt'Saturdayrimming the Norwalk
Y. M. C. As.‘ will fro-N bath with tho
Stamford Y. Bl. t‘. As’. on tln- Fair
Grounds.
Thu sou-nil uilw of tlw Nuru‘ulk Mili—
tary Institutu wont to Bridgeport Satur-
day nth-moon and duh-anal the Bridge-
port lliglx Srlmul nint' by it won- uf l6 tn
Tin- Xilrwulit, Jr’s... played tho Yuung
t‘ulm: than!» Saturday mnrning, .\t
tlnw-ndnf tln» vighth inning the 800"-
was Ll “calming; ‘J‘l tn ‘3”. (Min; to Sump
dinagw-‘nn-nt lmtiiclulu l’l‘lthrti tuplay
i‘urtln-r.
Them. Mary‘s Party-him slim-d niuu
played thv Norwulk Mills nipe on tho
Amphithmln' grounola, Saturday after—
noon, deflating them by a score of 15 to
13 in an ulm‘ml inning gnaw.
Tho Winnipuuks tIt‘It'anI tho Wilton
ball tram at liu-ir grounds on Ilvldvn llill.
Wilton. Saturday. by a war» of 13 in 3.
’l‘ln- Ilnmlyw played lltt‘liwm’t'lu‘t‘ll t-lul»
Saturdaynt’tvrnmm, at Winnipauk. :unl
\Vt‘I't‘ duh-aha] by a >L‘ ircnl’ 7) txwl. .it ill“
wnl of an q-lm'ru inning ganw.
Thv "Nu Velma" olévl‘mtml a lllilt‘ . zip
minml by Will Reynolds Saturday after
mum. tlu- smn- lining; ton to Kim-v.
I'EUI‘LI} \‘tll' KNOW.
Where and How ‘lhavfipeml ‘l'lloIr llnnn
of no. mutton.
RAW. t'. M. I‘m, ,of East Nnrwulk. is In
New Ynl'li tar-day.
John K. Hyatt, of "allapma. Han. is
in Nurwalk tor a [my days.
Mina )inmiu Fitch. of Maph' .‘lll’lll‘t. has
roturned from a visit in Duuhury.
Mrs. D. L. DI-nnis, of anark. spout
Sunday with n-lntiwa-i in Norwalk.
Minn Julia Ilemwll. of New York I‘ily.
is. timing: rvlutin-s in tho lmrnugh.
l.. J. IIIIIIQIUII. of New York citympvut
Sunday with frivndx on lid-it art-um».
Fri-vi Hill. of Yale t'ullvgu. spent Shu-
day with his [Mll't'llltfi on Win-at zl\'t‘l|tlt'.
Mrs-i. Willh t‘mfut and Mrs. le
ll-wrum. aw \‘imting frivuds in Now
York.
William A. Urlivh. of Now \‘nurk,sp-ril
Sunday with bi-i pan-nu on South Main
alrwl.
Nplmn St. John. I»! Anduwr. Ila-«4.. t.
vinitlng at tho nui-ln-uwol 5. W. Hoyt.
No. 9 High street.
Minn Ih'llo l'vrrl». of Sow York. in via—
iting at the nail-Imm- of lem H. U.
l-‘urriu. Wont nvunuv.
Slim Annlnlfolo. of Union l’nrk. n a x tlw
gnmt 0! Mrs. Howard dell". Earl». at tlw
l‘nrlt AVUIIIW mm. New York city, yuc-
tvrdny. - .
Mira lhilh- Raymund. who has burn
Vinitingbtu' cumin. Mina “will Admin,
of thin oily. rvturnl to bar IMHIW in
mnlmry. thin evening.
Him Adi-hide (John and Walter l-‘u-rrin.
ol New York. spent sanctity nt tin- mi-
danm at their unndpunntn. Mr. and
Mn. John J. Cam of Clmpel street.
Janna Barron. engineer. and John ll.
Miwhell and Batman Hchmcli. urti-
mnstnm of the New York (Itmtml rail-
road. were thaw «)le tingle, of
Charm strait. Willy. p
W. ll. 01mm. of Union I’Irh. who
:9me to start today on an extended
trip through the mthwmt. Wm) I
Megan) this morningllmt his ulster,
., Hrs. him-on. was sick at
llfl'lioflltllllCMt-Iltrld. [in loft Want
me tor llutt my.
flu Into cum.
Owing Inthe Y. ll. (3. A. mm
mm at the Natural]: 01m Hm, Fri.
tiny evening, “reproduction of Phantom
at um mu by nth-Juana Internal“.
crummy. ban bum MM until
Tami-y awning, Juno it.
A mum.“ Award“.
Mfmtbomlmotnmla
mythoirmm now m m
Walto’doch.flnmdny,lttlufl-
“I'M“
,"It would be well, I bellow, if for one your
magnum. “mm 1“
TBAGlc END.
In null Two Fen-lo "out. Summit-d
- It Ill. run.
Iowa's. May ‘.'.'i.-—»A tragic tho oocurnd
hero on Saturday night.’ Lord William
ltomiily wars in his drawing room It bin
lamina town bonus. 2 Ovlngton Garden.
3. W» when ha 1 apt-ta put»
mine lamp. caulnxfiblm y . «retells
to the apartment.” W Romll ‘y attempt-
ed in vain to utlnzulsh the llama, which
npread. causing a nnflocntlng smoke. Ills
lordship was overcome by the smoke and
sank seamless to the floor.
The butler. smelling the smoke. rushed
to the drawing room, pulled his» lordship
out of the room and aroused by his orient
the other servants. An alarm of llro was
given, and engines soonzextingnishod the
Mines. Two of the servants — Blanche
(iriflln, the honuemald, and Emma Lovell,
the cook—were found insensible. Lord
Romilly was removed to St. George's ho»
pitnl, but all attempts to bring him to lilo
failed. Both the servants named were al-
rvady dead when carried to the hospital.
The butler and a female nernntuscnped.
A fireman named George Byne was sari»
ously- injured while assisting in thera-
cue of the inmates.
Lord William Romilly was descended
from the great. juriswnsult, Sir Samuel
Roniilly. llls hit her also was an eminent
lawyer. lie was himself born in 1835. He
leaves a widow and one son.
LORD ROMILL
11m Sod-l Solon“ lmtltuto.
1306103. May 25.~Colonel ‘1‘. W. lliggln~
non pn‘tsltled over the first meeting held in
public by the Sovlal Science institute at
Horticultural hall Sunday afternoon. The
lustituteniim at. the union 0! all the re-
lorm clenwnts in an educational work un-
derthe leadership of social science. In his
opening spwch Colonel lligginson said:
every ('ntholic should romlonly Protest-
ant books and every PI’OIE‘Iilnl only Qathv
nlic books: it Democrats would read only
Republican papers and llcpnblimuna only
Duuu‘rsmtir pnprrx At the end 01 the year
thus who survived might Know some-
thing. 'l'lm object of these meetings is to
bring.r \ugvihcr those who are tryingto
makv llm world better.” Letters were
wad irnru tim‘crnur Russell and Mayor
Matthews sympathiring with the more-
mrnt. "
.| lrntilo with liq-aperture Train Rubbers.
tinnunnz \ (‘mz 0. 'l‘.. May :5.~The
Dnmm broitivra and the gum: that robbed
tlu— Santa Fv phast'ngl‘r train at Wharton
station alu-r being chasnl for "in weeks,
won- ' cured in the Sun and Fox wserra.
lion. out? mile.» can. at llfl'l', alter a nine.
teen houm‘ light, by l'nltod States deputy
marshals, aided byn detachment of the
l-‘ifthsamlry. 'l‘ha null-shah located the
robber: 'l uumlny in a can: and attempted
their «upturn, but after the Daltnnnhnd
killed tln-ir bloodhomuls and exchanged a
few I'lllllltl'l. tln- marshals soul. for the
whiivh and t‘lIi‘l‘It'tI the rapture. One 01
[hp Ihi‘nru \\'.i~' killml and one «oldier
u.» in. m l .l. ’i‘hr rust of thv mug was
t'npluz‘v- l.
'l'ln‘ [Jrvnw Law A Dead lwttvr.
llrm'qr'it. la, May 31—11: tlu- district
court Judge Linehau made an important
dim-Mon under the iutemtarn ('Umlllt'm
law Frml linker was soiling goods by
aample lo drliwr the same in Minnenpolia.
liv wax urn-sled. lion! and itupriwnml for
lie-«idling good.» without a liconsv, as pro-
tidml by my unlinanccs. "alums corpus
primer-[ling werebronght and the indigo
(it‘clvir'ti that! as the minds were not in tin!
htnlt' whrn the sale wiu tnmlu he was not.
Ilt‘lI‘IIiIIL', and an the law drinnmls no tax
shall he charged on interslntu trallic. this
Inn was wrongfully imposed. The dc-
vmun is at imimrtnnco. as nearly every
utilniripulily in Iowa has a similar and
name. 'l‘hv case will be appealed,
tar-pod Amid a show-rot land.
ltm meant»: Glrr, Tex" Maya—Den»
Medina killed his wife yesterday and a-
capml to Mexico. IIo strum the river amid
a shownr of bullets. Two wash ago his
VII? (IPSOYIHI him, and a soldier at tho
barmcku wan mammal to be the canon of
it. Yrslordny Multan walked into the
how-e and found hi» wilt- arranging a buo-
h-t nl llowvra. lk~ approached hrr. spoke
to 'm-r lovingly and began to play with her
hair. tlwu unldt-uly drew a dirk. ruched
over her right ahnnlder and stablml her to
tlu‘ heart. She had two children and was
a lu-autifnl woman 0! the Spanish type.
"tor the Fall- to Death.
51. Part. May 2.1—A trrrlblu accident
m-vnrml on tlw Kettln rlwr. tmir Sand-
utunr. Minn. A boatload of {non wens
cmésiuu the riwr at. dark and natural
toonvnrthu Kettle fullv. The boat rm
caught in the rapid: and whirled over tho
tall». Thoma: llama}. of Chippewa Fall».
and Charles A. Mcfinw. at Augusta, Mm.
bothprumlnsnt lumber men, and Swan
l’rwrwn. m drowned. A boy named
Whitman nadnmnn whose name could
not helm-ruminating and no prob
ably drowned.
' M In rot-ll! would“
Brahman“, Ant. my li-M Cal-n.
Ala. Saturday alumnus hunt: undue
Allen. prominent lam-in, not In thread
ml opeual an on out) uthvr. Alien wu-
noun joined by his broth" llob and In-
grnm by lilo father and three brother». In
the battle with knit» and pinch which
follownd Prod Ingram. Henry Alt-nail",
Joe Allen and Bob Allan worn fatally
wounded. The tmublem out of an
my bum Ban Instant and Jun
Alleu'o wile.
can” him mot-clonal Plum
m. Pant, May “maid“: M. (”myth
mum Alli-aw undid-to tar m-
anor, although on oath-lune third
"Tut“iiiu ivlcttsiu
lit mar hum will-honlybrlnium
but Cruiser Very Likely to
' Overhaul Her.
m mounts BEEN ABA!
A Rumor Which suntan ‘I‘noy Will
Not blunt». That the Chllluu Ill-ur-
gontl nun Agreed to Surf-Mar tho
Runaway Bloomer to tho United mate;
SAX FluNCthO, May 21—11119 ltnta has
been heard from for the lint time sincenhe
gave the United States marshal the slip at.
San Diego and started for Chili with her
load of arms and munitions for the insur-
gents. The Pacific Mail company’s ship
Collin» reports that at “£9 a. m. on May
15 she pained the ltnta That vessel was
then about sixty-live milks from Acapulco
and was steering south by east.» 0n the
same day, about 5:30 p. m., the Colin);
spoke to the Charleston. The Pharleston
was only sixty miles behind the ham.
The Charleston nignaled the Culimn and
naked if he had mu any steamer. Thu
captain of tin,- Collmn said that he had
seen u tw-Huasml steamer flying the
Chllian llag about live hours previously.
Both cruiser and “trainer then proceeded,
the Charleston making for Acapulco.
Slu- Mut the linu-
"The Colimn left Acapulco early on the
morning at May 15," mid Purser Wafer.
"When the Fame-midi; arrived at Ampulco
she saluted the Mexican thug tlying over
the fort with twenty-one guns. 'l'hc- salute
was not returned. The Fannomldu streamed
out at Ampulcmru the morning, of May
13, and. hum what I hear. returned to‘
Acapulco on May l6. 9
"During the interval she evidt-ntly met i
thi- Itata. The ltntn had Ml) tom ol coal 3
on board and we“ then-fore able to prim-ml i
on Ill"! way. The Emu-mirth returned to‘
Arapulm to throw (‘aptaiu llama-y, of thni
that-lesion, oil tln- ‘P't'lli. 5
".k you say. lite t'lmri-«tuu put into:
Acapulm and tho ltnm dbl nut. Wine l-Zw' ‘
mornldo mus: huw 1 lln- {am-r and
told her that this l'lmt‘ir '.x..~ :immg
her. The ltata erlf «‘u i.«':' \m’ ..ml tlw.
Clmrlestun had to put in turmoil." I
Prosper-tho Erin from Panama.
Thur-lime seems a imnliar our. as the’
steamer had a thrw duys’ aunt. and yet“
on the morning of May l?» mu only sixty i
milm ahead of the cruiser. Tho Charleml
ton enh‘tml Acapulco. but when Captain:
Remoy luuml that tilt: ltntn mu not Kiwi-2.:
luktcnd‘bd cam [amending to sea 1.? by ‘
gnu mahng. i
It is believed that he value to the (With!
cluniou that tho llata would probably:
rhanw- her course, having been warnml by l
the l-L-uuernlda. Ily that liun- l’:tptaiuf
Renwy I‘uru' that ii... llam mubl nutf
roach lqiimn- \vulmut mllxngnt Panama I
The Charleston gamed three days on ani
lNJIHuiiv run, and «an easily gain thirty"i
5'11 hour. on the Low nnlc run to l’amuuzt ;
'l'ln- new“ from Panama will tin-wrung;
Halo: that the [luau hm. lawn ruptured, orz
who she will nut lm [maul from lllllli sheE
math-‘3 Iquiquc !
In the thaw lifl‘.’ I
It is tlllltli~lwul lwn- xhu err-mm: on;
what are «lunar-d to i» unquwtiuualily r.» ‘
liablv mutant of ininrumtmn that the run-
gresniunal party at Hull inn «nu-ml into
an agreement with the [nth-«l Stan-s gov—
ernment to :inrrrnder tho ltntn and her
cargo. and that the l'imrlt-atnn will thum-
fun- not pnmun- the ham any further.
Shy w:ll mil on to l'aliao and the» ltnta
will he quickly hitmlnl over in IIlt',‘ Ameri-
can authorities. it in prnlmblt- that pro
cot-ding»; will thou follow in the lmlrml
courts of the Uniwl Mum, but it is dull-
nilely willed that them will be ungua-
final in tho capmm of the [laid and that
tho pursuit by the Charleston in practically
oil.
Tho It." Sighted Again.
('trrnr MEXH‘H, via Hun-rs'mx. May
mn'dl is rrportml from ('c-ntral America
that n iminwr rrwmlvlilm the ltatn was
est-en last \vmlllt'allzljt‘ by nvmming whuotr
or, whirl: nttr-mptml In :tppr-uu‘b lwr. The
otrnnxnr wa-i runnm; mm 3:. about thirty
miles of shore, and durum! of! to avoid
being spolwn.
TM [lumen-Ida II“ $10.00”.
The captain ol the I‘l‘lllr‘l’flldal indignant»
ly ill-nits the n-portn that he mu abort. of
futuln, and todimpron- the Matt-mutt» I-x-
hlblml tun twu'spapvr n-prwuutallw let-
ter» ul cmllt and rat-«b aggro-wring up-
ward of 880.001. .‘t’unwnlorcmm-mn have
been ml to Ampnlm. the Multan gor-
emmant rvgnnlinu the garrison than u
amply nblu to pun cut the l';~lllt'l‘illtlll from
forcibly mulling or otherwise dnfy‘mg the
port regulntlonn. It by not leuml that the
{Trixmldn will nttnnpt anything of the
n
Iterator, Tracy Wu Samoan-Ital."
_ thmmflnynwflomhmbru
realm! at clan navy «l t from the
(Illuminati state ”be In t Amino. This
is m'igwmh ring out. Mum
tall lflt night tho bobollcnd tho um
would he harm] of mm at Collar). Porn.
Had lllll' intended to put In It l’lnlml
blur would have been heard of bolon thin
I. me.
Burnt-try Trunk amnion was called to
the dinpolrh from San Francine» that on
WM bad bean attend into bum
tho insurgent party and tho United 8m.
momma! for the punctual mmudu at
the am. The . hornet. Maui
to Ilium» the attention.
GOVERNOR PA'l‘TW WILL 50E.
II. Will Try and (lotion! «.mm In.
tho "Irl‘lt “Hitch.“
Naturals, any n—A m to m
umrm llnrrlnburg II!“ that (lov-
Md“
partner. W n.
m
n r. n. 7 u. Minn». oi
Ilium-itch “MJMLMWM
wen-mum: tho-obit“!
manhunt tantalum-not lull:
mam. mm luv. A. f. “In.
mm warm.“
WW ,
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YESTERDAY ‘A'l‘ Tllll CHURCHES.
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Watch this space for
the greatest Half - Price
Sale ever given in Con-
necticut!
We -forg0t to mention
the date for our special
Anniversary Concert. It
is Wednesday evening,
the 27th inst. Seats will
be free, and the best of-
talent engaged. Don’t
miss it.
SMITH llllllWAlll
llSlllll SlllllE.
83- Washington Street.
BENNETT «k lll's'l'lw’ mat:
. mem Diagram ; ‘
unnatural
nonm'
£1»..de
moor. RISKS: ”in. ‘ " ~ ' '
lvulbunlmu'i'alkl Wk
RURIBU LB ‘ .
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Mtobu ”W .1103...
matron. anrw ‘ . ‘
tornmnmzllunurdWm
BEYMOL“ JOBN I}. mom I m
‘ hank building, N. ' It 9‘
uvnnr manna ‘
HORACE I. z: m my
boarding utnblwu. 0mm, affirm 3. ll.
. LOCK ‘ ”AKUIAC'I‘U « .
L00 “‘Oflbaiwlf A G . ‘
wan-x. "' Iii-2.. lb? "was"
lit ' tl’
Muww withing ; ‘
NORWALK LOCK (70. an. '
lttt'lmmlitrs at. lot-h IMW
lulu. ‘
DANN
warn; «termini-m; found-arm; worker:
houw trimming» in bronze,
lacuna: Sill)“,
NORW'A LK IRON “'03“ m 5
nearltJLbrlduafiJJiennnlmm ‘ ‘
and brain» matinfnJozl'ngn. Bobbi:
"paint (or. runnu actor Ind mm _
BCOII'IELI) “'M. A. Knight 5!. N. N“
chimn'm'u‘lu pmmptlymnnhlngnmt
Instruct-nun ammonium.“ -
HARVEYJP. II. 70 North Hall!" 8.3.. . 1
dale i but ‘
oboe Kwangju. shout. mbhmleuhna
' MARKETS. .
AVIBON. ‘A. 156 Main at. N. Men frul -
flail, oyster». clam, our.
but A'l' won-s mum. rim Horns
specialty
CARR. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Farm
E. N. Fine mental. vegetables. canned
HAYES. FEltD unmann- . .
ohllkindn. liomerendnuiism
Hunt :98 Washinfton strut
unkind; rectum“.
ER. “'11.
bridgedih’. Dealerln
LOCKWOOD la. Wuhi on Shbrhl 8.x
line nienln. iiah, oynternwlnmo, vesting".
' SMITII'S “’ASIIIXGTON MARKET. flWIIIr
ingtun 31.91.52 meats. poultry for (mil: trade.
TICK SASllJiSojlnin 9t. 3.x.lprlmmuh.
wultry. ctr. Choice out» at as. prices.
“'EliBElt. J. P. 12 Main at. N. choice meats.
poultry, fish. vegetables, etc.
LUMBER DEALERS} & PLANIKI} urns.
RASDALL‘S MILL. I'LN. lumber and timber,
rough or work") to order. mouldingimrlmgtc.
MAME“) AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR, HENRY. 1:)! West are. S. N. All
kinds of Mom: unison contracts taken.
i SMITH. “'IIJJAM II. KHVest st, S. N. v Joh-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AM) 63.5mm ‘
BATES, P. W. Water rt, 8. manulmmr of
rim- granite and marble work. and drum in
stone work of all kinds. ‘
Ill-18's. ot'n'lmns.
COMSTOCK BRO?" Mus-1min bailiffa K. It So.
Mam at. ..\'. tie lame-n24 tnrnin nggoudn.
FHA. . . 1‘0. MWashlngton it. 8.3. fine
but». gullllrmtn'a furnishings o! All kind}.
MERCHANT TAIWBS»
til'HUWSKl. E. 8i Wall st. N. A perfect fit
gmrnnteed; the Intuit sullen-bray: on hand.
KOCUK'R. l". 17 No. Mall: at. S. N. Fine tull-
urmg u hpt‘t inlry. Repairing. etc.
MILUSIIBY.
COLLIXR‘. R. M. 12 Main st. S. N. Ladle: own
matrrial n-«l if chaired. '
Fl'l‘t'll. AGNES Miss, fithll at, .'.ngent-yfor
“Uld Staten Island Dyt-lng Establishment.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
(HINK. Aid-IX h‘. ‘27 Marvin st. S. Hm
organ and harmony.
OYSTER I’L‘ST‘EBS AND DEALERS.
HOYT, “I ii. is: 51 i.\'. 124. Water at. S. X. tfoot
”1' its) mouth! Planters. uponersnnd whole-
sahe drillers in native "3:512?!— .
iii-LEI”: llnt'nMA)‘. liil Water nt.S..\'. Plan-
rrrs and rim-pub nf Sorwnlk oyster:
VAN NAME. J. L. a: ('0. l'. I).bnx;>l3:§.h'.
PATTER)5 AK]! MIIDELS.
XOR“ ALK PATTI-ZEN “’l)l:K>‘,L’lms.H.Al!’
tlwrpv. prvip" l’ raid:- an». ' '. louse heal-
im; a ~;w v1.11" ' . hut \Yillt'f or hot
ail Prim-u r». mi; Luck dampen);
. n. mi- mm: H. l. n-
rynzn that air-: William
Mare (‘hurr-h. that air);
ml! ‘1‘
ll. Smith. ”Warm:
and Hints)“ ntIu-ra.
PA I 311135.
llii.\l?~'.\ltl). F. l'. T Watt-n1. X. Sign painter.
Hunt. mild and ain‘t-r r-icns a sptrrtalty.
t)>"l‘l-1lll‘i;\.\'K ”Ell. II. T Wale-r ~1l. .\'. [inure
and mm pamtr 1’. paper hangar. divurntor.
' l' [IOTIJGRA I‘ll I335.
\‘ni:’l"l. 1:, r3. T~ \R‘naliiwrn M, 5.2:.
«,nmm only. and that thrlmt.
I'lil'SII’IJXS.
[Sari g \V. t‘,. rill-1"» finial t? “'zuhingtun 5L.
r. S. ilnm» "tn l". l tuilfi [05.
PI ‘50 TI .‘l'filt I: RIZI‘AIKIIB.
ll: E. I '. I". r- ~i' Wall and Knight “9.3.1“:
in p ~. hrgilhmfiht‘l‘i music-,etc.
“41:51.. no“), ~u.\'l:nA'sl).\‘lC
St ‘I'T‘ll‘ .‘Ct )l’g\\‘.\l.K l‘IrA'l'IXll (TO. ”1““
v. . i kin. “(lrt'lrl‘ piltlillittlunt‘. \o ism
and n middling n! a limb ol natal gnodu.
lil‘lAl. ESTATE AGENTS.
l..\'{fl'U.V..l,\l '08 M. Washington sullen P.U
n.3, i’P-lpt r13 lurwlemuses tonntJmulv
Wt n ”DWARD. ii. A. .\’u. )lain sighs. human
rvnl and building lot: for sale.
“ESTA l" “ANTS.
llYXlll-IFZ. F. F. ll Railroad l’hu‘v. S. K. Meals
at all hnuu Slrirtly fin! than in every re»
0::
m;
r,» r. .\ new table! boarder: taken.
L..\\l- iii-1H rr ill-Zs'l‘Al'llAN'l', 8.3.
MM. mm C ,~ m.» lnwtsl. W“ :11th
stutlllfi.
HAIWVS. .\ll.~'.~‘ tss’rm'rr‘...\'. Younglflflfi
lmmhngaud day srliml. Springterm hunt
.\Iit>‘. Ml-ZAD'S Sl‘lllllll. for girls and 3'
L'viteh, Hill-lilo, .‘i’. Springtrnn uwmAprll .
HIICDBTIIASID AND TYPE-“'Rl'l'llfl.
l..\l’lll‘llt‘." BUM‘K “. N. l'. I”. Plumb. Fill.
in.) and Awning making. Sand for circular.
STILL“ I'lSGINIlS as» rum
Ntlltll'A LK Ill“): WORK-‘5 COMPANY.“
\l‘ntrr ~r. s. X. near Railroad bridge.
HTIZAJISIIII’ TICKET A635“
LAYTUS. JM ‘0" ll. \l’mthiumauun P.
as. PM. in ketunrutumncyordentuoul
967058 IDEAL!“
F'Eltltls. .mus ll. ft \l'nahlnztnn H.831 Ibo
bfll It. limo. «uncut. hair, plutcr.
Mlllt'i‘tlx. JOHN B. '3: Ta 'lor arcane. 9. N
Aim lay-er of rum-row vul’hn. “
S'I'Ifl’fl'l. “ASHES AMI) annulus.
Kli’l'l'lll'M. LANDUN. :' llavllnnd at. s. N
Ii» flow-n and mu” hon-torn. l'. 0. but: III
POWELL. J. “1 3t “’ublnutou It. 8. 3.
‘l’lu‘lililfifl.
MllllTlINJmlN “:3le lutntenucfld‘. t ‘
and but), Inn-king promptly annulled lg“
t’SIlIfiB’I’AKEIfl.
”2531315.“. 1. ll. 0 p. llom It. I'Ldopot. II“-
‘t’ :3 mm a. N.” 'l‘rhepborw.
JELIJP’FIE. Hill). it! No. Main St. 8. 3. (-
3.
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muiamzihmnm. Trlcfihoxg 4.’
Jacob m. Layton. ‘
ltrnl Butlutr'ntyl "mm A mt. [M In-
,nnnm-c- Alarm Fin. Lliin Ind Accident.
”troll filmmnhns‘fld Rel» ‘lfnbln and Him
llrniln lul’ It as autumn-ad ”Imitation
an“ “art: "i '32"""‘n£§fi"l’a"ifi"‘" a: m:
urn-um n it run. It tun.
an chain"! to depllnulton.
fiu'i Wuhl lam ntml ml to “30% m
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ml mm.
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aloilut tint to Bryant. lion a an.
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