'Klt.~tloul.llltor
chmnmraamfmg
l
m: ”$2? farm
manners.
,vm. loner-III LELN. u...
M: :Wnah Iél’mt
“In“ & ORCHESTBAS.
um ORCHESTRA of lilo
. _ ’ . “my t'stter
; . a’ mama-nuns.
~ nonhuman.
not: uncommon DAI' mm. In:
“ caravan III rennin.
m run he Btrcwn with “aware in I»
’ luv-lat. Followed by a Parade and Its-
Warm Armory In the Afternoon.
‘ lemma! Day will be generally ob.
loaned in Norwalk tomorrow. The
graves of ' soldiers will he decomted,
throwillbea parade. followed bv ap~
mpriate exercises at the anmm .
The decoration of graves will take
place in the morning, the connIIittet-II
appointed by the Grand Army Poets
rcporting at headquarters by 9 o'clock.
They will proceed at once to the decora-
tion of the graves within their jurisdic—
tion, so that all may be decorated before
The graves in the town of Weston
‘ bedecorated by comrade Albert E.
Trimoy and those in Wilton by comrade
John F. Knapp.
Buckingham Post,G. A. R., Hope Hose
Immpnny, Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. It,
Norwalk Militai'y Institute toilets and
themembers of the Court of Burgcsscs
in carriages, will assemble at the head—
quarters of Buckingham Porn. in the
Athemeunr at I230 o'clock p. m., to
march to the armory, where they will
meet. Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.,
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M., and the
members of the City Council in carriage».
,_ The parade will form under direction
. ofC’hie! llaridinl George W. Ibrymoud.
3‘ '3 and more at 1 o'clock to South Norwulk.
‘ acrom the bridge, up East avenue. to the
borough, anddown West aIenue to the
armory again when the exon ises IIill
take place. consisting: of the prose ribed
Memorial Day sen no; of the U \. IL.
an oration by Comrade Past Department
Chaplain Rev. T. K. Noble. Ishorr ad.
dreaues by other dietinguishml ‘spI-IIkI-rs.
i and music bythe hand and Quartet“:
' club. ‘
Douglas Fowler Pool and the Women's
Relief Corps will leave this city at H
o’clock in carryalls and go to the Five llile
River cemetery, where the graves of the
aoldierswill be decorated. They will be
‘, Matthecemetery by pupilII from the
i“? Rowayton Baptist and Methodht Sunday
‘5 schools and citizens of the town. who
will artist in the t’xt‘l’r‘isr‘s. Some of the
‘ members of the Post will go to Emmy»
ton on the 6:” train Sunday evening to
attend the service at the )lI-tlIoIi'uIt
church in that place. an invitation hav-
ingheen received from the pastor. Rev
Mr. Crowder, who will preach a sermon
tothem.
lT-lon Mrmorial services.
Sunday evening. Rev. T. K. Noble. ll.
1)., of the Norwalk Congregational
church, and Rev. l“. H. Robbinr. of the
Norwnlk Baptist church. with their
congregations. will unite with the Meth-
odit church in a union Memorial oer vice.
Buckingham and louder I’ Innis have
each aequtIrl an invitation to he pnseut .
inn body. There will he no aIiIlmo by
Bottlwrge VanAlI-Ityne,‘|mtor of the
church; subject. “Our Republic and III.-
Manhood Needed for its Permanence."
In lenre'n Pathway.
Theformal opening of tlu-llew hon-i
at Roton Point will talu- plan lit-ltit’ll’l't)“
Two bulls will proIiIle lllllrill Mitr’ «of
full military band in the grow .IIIIl.I
ltringbund for dancing "I the pIIIilion
In the evening tho-re will be a grand Iii»-
play of firevmrks. Tbi- steamer Medea
‘ will make regular trips between South
" Korwaik and thr- Point.
The grounds of the Norwalk Lawn
: Tennis club will be formally Illll‘lll'll t»
‘ ’ marrow. The day will be III-vIItul In
several gameoon the Irrourul». III the
Was a duties! will be held in the
M130. A Stamford orchestra will fur-
uirh music.
Thehue hall nine of the Stamford Y.
I. C. A. Will uome to Norwalll tar-tum-
roIv morning, and play a game with "w
local minim on the Pa air llmuudr.
The game. will be called at lozlitlo'r IIII-k.
m In that. It may new by
natal. The Norwslk boy» will wear
their new suits for the tint time.
The sweeprtuko m on the truck of
WW3 Driving notation to
m aficrnwn will be tailed at 2.1!)
Marolivreatricrmnd agoodmris
med. W. II. Iackwoml will drive
"’Hl]aai)" and ”(ionipJnfi' exhibition
ntilsr. ,
an‘oithegreatevmtsottimday will
he the oystermen'n mile at button
Pom. min-u will run stlo‘cloclr,
» “whiletheymmilingoverthemmm
U thutyhaudwillglveawntmtdoliow
Itlhydanciug. Therewillalroloa
“cycle race uni abate ball W. A
“will will nuke hourly triprto the
', mmmmiitouch there.
run-mourn...
The South Non-lit till-omen will
drasstIOMLruMhecarrim mating
epoch-trim Tliooflleewillbem
lelhtliemiog.
hilt! ml! norm of Earth Now
walkwflhrelmniatldiy.
Them our. will remain open
.wflflrfflwk.
. 7 “MW will clue at
its. II. III-W and will he won
, ”Moi.
‘ . MAO. ”So. Main anti. \'. role
”It ‘ '1”bech cram .
Wb‘r'awu A? Em ‘ I r
Edict thrfium T’mwflfi 1.18. ”gm. 6.
“MORAL BA K Oi" NOBW til
“Sahib-t. lenoowonim rated will I.
Maud“ ”apatiidw'iw "‘“ilwlilhfigh
k.1?h'.rii’,.fi.wvou Innuwi'hl'"
I C' l .
¥n~riiunta':' Msnulwturen’ rsonnl and
Ini'h walnuts are it
SOUTH NORWALKIP SAVINGS BANKJIgfiM
m it?“ trans. ntnrert ”thallium link“
us
315...“??me
SOUTH NORWMIK BEE]? (‘0. i3. It. Hun»
Ian I. pork. p, . rennet e.
V TERRY. “'M. M. J: C0. 5'. Armour'ti beet-rill
prim-dour. Home dream] lamb Ind mutton.
now” It I... "Ill".?.'.'.~‘.l"‘ ‘ll‘u‘w‘t b I
an o It!) wor , r
your foot and have it fitted fiernlri an. all:
tilllltltll. BNTEBTAINIBH’I‘.
To be (liven Irv Over ltlvcr I'Irplht next
Tuesday Evening at the Opera flow.
The entertainment to be given by the
Over River school on Tuesday of the
coming week at the Norwaik Opera
House presents an infiltrating pro~
gramme. The audience will be welcom-
ed by, the queer little Japs, who have
just arrived from Mikado land. There
are twenty of them, who make their first
how in public. in their odd iittlo coe-
tumes. with fans and umbrellas, they
are inimitable. A tableau culled "ita—
phael’II Che-rubs." token front the world-
renowned Sistine Marianna. presents a
living picture. It is a study in black
and white. The Swiss dairy maids fol-
low on their way to the meadows, singing
as; they go. They look and listen in-
tently for the cow bells. When milking
timeisover and the pails are hung to
dry.a little frolic is enjoyed by them.
A recitation follows, by Edna “'ighaln.
“How Grandma Danced the Minuet."
The fifth number isa dialogue, the first
elmptI-r from “Little Women." and Jo
Slog." Amyand Beth. the creation of
Mrs. Alcott’s brain, are now living beings.
The balance of the programme is as
follows: Tableau. "Night Fleeing Before
Morningz" ductte, by the MissesGregory,
after which there will bean intermission:
the "Ballad of the Bird Bride." a poem
illustrated with Delsurte movements by
seven young lztdim clad in thriving lire-
ciuu I'Uréllltllr‘s;I’t'cllnllun, "How I Caught
a Mouse." by Charles (iron-IIII‘IIIII: the
gyp-Iy girls follow with their .II‘I-inl dance:
in.~trumentnl solo: :leIIenux. (li”l)«‘f'litl’it-
tiou IIf Indelx-Inleucc." scene laid til the
Court Home in Philadelphia. July 4,
liili. with Jl‘ll-kffl‘ln in the chair: (2)
"Eurblr'rn of Liberty." h’t't‘llt‘ NI). L...)
‘ArI-h street. Philadelphia. June 3. till.
where the ladies have IIII-t :It the ltnllN'
of Mrs. Ford for the purprm- of making:
thc national ling: "Defenders of Liberty."
drill by the first platoon of the Over
tableau.
The Hurt (':l§1'-
The case ugniust III-urge llartlornn-rly
uniuager of tthouth XIIrwIIlkoiiice of
the United States l-prtfim company
who was bound over for an attempted
criminal assault upon Mrs. J. J. Iiirncy.
of llriilp port. In“ probably lw- ”oiled by
Stator .‘Itt-Irney i“!‘$.~t‘liilrll. Mr. and
so): have returned to their home and
have been notilinl that they will be
sunnnoned “hut they on wanted. Mrs,
lilrney I. unurrroborutul testimony was
all the evidence that the prosecution
would produccnml it isiniprobubb- that
:I jury IvIIIIlIl convict llurt upon her
testimony alone.
Min Kendall Lntvrtnlnn her F‘thll'm
Mi» Ruth Kendall
eighth :mnivcnury of her birthday
renter-lay afternoon from it until ii
o'clock, at her home on ElIIIWIle ave.
About thirty other young: friends were
prment and a moot ,Ih-liglitfnl afternoon
Ivar-4 spent with gunner. ctc. Mia-I Mabel
lie-I'm rendered several excellent aelcct-
ions on the piano.
ll lIIItttillflll collation was aunt-II.
Kendall received many bands-mu-
I nth.
I-I-lI-brntI-Il the
MINI
'Il‘l‘n‘
0mm “lulu-rin- l' aptrrrrw ll \mmg ’I'IIII- f.
lllllt‘t‘l’ Ih-orgr-t' l-‘Illfiltlllt‘WilH Ill l' ridge ~
port yesterday and was about to board
the it o‘clock train for thin city. when
Dir. l'urltI-r. a fruit dealer of )leriIII-n.
tlflkrul him to look out turn boy named
SIIIIIIIII ll:.trris about ear-entmu years
old, uhohrulotoh-IIIFI I fmrnliim. Hf»
titer Gladstone did so. and when the 5:57
train arrived here it" saw the boy. ”I'
Wan placed in the IockrIpIIIIIl .iIr. l’IIrker
took him to MeriIlI-tt this afternoon.
Young Harris had IIpcIIt nearly all of the
Money.
I. I. C. A. Note».
The I'VVI’I'H Monday uftemnomi :It 4
o'clock. in the mwiatirm room». will be
of» tempemtm» nature. All men are
invited touttend. Rev. P. E. Robbins,
pIuItor III the Baptist church, will be
put-«1d and Ill-liver an lfllill'l‘hll upon the
tlmue of the "looting.
The m'iution mum will be open to
marrow from il II. III. in in p. III..IIII
Imi. All young men will he cordially
wI-Innncd who can make it convenient
tomll. _
('yolltr. 10hr».
.\ large party of llriiiuep-Irt win-clown
whoa" going tothe Irvingtmdliillmime
race. will return Monday by II iiftydire
mile route via Terrytown. I’ortchc-Irtcr.
Morton] and Norwallr.
Howard W. [Lilly and flange T. (imp
aim. of Nmulk. are among the latent
applicant: for mcmhmihip in the league
of American Wlmhoen.
I' ll ’l‘mnlintvm. captain of thr- Bridge
port Wluel club. in in town.
w»...—
rainstorm rayon. ,'
fornication-rim of thorns who have
notpairlthcircity tarmikrllcctor tiny-
derwillhe sihisoitlcn hrrnorrowasy
”him It» to one o‘clock I. m..
indtmimmlm o‘cirmk pm. On
allmmllllflmofl IMIIIPI’
Jeannie-rut item of nine per
mtprrmmill new. a...
urdaytviilhihoht day on whichto
mmmmmmm
River school cadets. closing with a final .
Mm. liirlp‘y. who now live in New .lI-r~ .
During llIcIIftI-rnoon ,
‘lmwww-MW
Hillier
moon humans.
ma A mmfim 8Hllbulidm «It.
tram
main. map ”'1'! row Lam mun. Illttl
hipiuutonrnwer pa. Mme .
[Mill b OABMABESIM
CAR '8 It tor mahopplsnd
«11?!th Het‘r'n‘dTfi {routine 0 no. Try” it.
0mm All) 0.1!. WEI,
apron BT08 ll .
prices. “Ed “N'snd but margin
law the city to select
C araznl'umnns A!!! 3011.];th
IIO JAM“ 0 shop Ann .
mgvemA )0th an :1:va attend B N
WI. fl sylor avenue. .
npnrom" promptly attended
”RAYMOND J. B. I) Water st, South Norwalk.
RANDA M. i). itsmlall‘s mill, 3. N. Mod.
era rune nary run by cheap power enables
Inetonive low figures. large work a rpeciuly
Wilmx, II. B. lit‘rmavt N. hm nu Holmium
Int III-loin. Plano, emciiicuihms, Jobbing, ctr.
CIUAIIJIIIX MANUFACTURER».
HT JOBNfiBAHJiJ' lMfll‘hllfilll‘lJ’l. N. .Iunnu—
fscturerot cigar boxes and dealer in ribbons.
MUST LEAVE THE STATE
LUDBINIITIINM SENTENCE” UNDER
THAT C(lNlllTlOlV.
lle Returns to Plant! Guilty to th- Omn-
field not Burglary—The Case of Dora
Conroy Continued llntil Kent Term.
The sentence imposed upon Henry
Luddington by Judge Sanford in the
criminal superior court yesterday. will
keep that accomplished burglar in the
State prison for the next eight years.
It had been generally understood that
Luddingtou would, in order to lessen the
term of his sentence, plead guilty to not»
oral of the informations agrrinrit him.
When, therefore, he pleaded guilty to
burglarizing the house of Charles Jones,
of Wilton, on the first of last thrnber.
and also to breaking into the house of
Rufus B. Disbrow, of Wilton, on the
eighteenth of host March, there was no
surprise. When the information charg-
ing him witliamituiglit entry. to the
residence of William Bradley, of Green-
tleld Hill on the third of last July, was
read and he refused to plead gully, there
was some surprise. In; it was supposed to
have been arranged that he should plead
guilty to that charge.
Luthlington’s II-titence is conditional
that he shall h .II'II the state upon the I \<
piration of Ill: term in pri.-.IIn. Should
hcbc found within Illet‘rlttlllltlri of the
slate fortymight hours after» llctIcI'an-S
his liberty he will be “Fan‘t‘hli‘tl and the
other charges will be preaII-d against him.
Dom Conroy. the woman with whom
he lived. was taken back to jail. and the
Int-III against her was continued until the
next term. l’nlcx; Nile can obtain bonds,
which were placed at “.000. .5th will
have to remain in jail until September.
The (‘Vllll'llt't’ I-uIIIplic:ItiII~,: her in the
burglaries is not strong. lilr ' Slate's .\t-
tornvy Ft‘nat'lltlt‘tl then-tor.- [matpotml
the tri:tl._ _ ._,_
One Year for IAIIIIIeII.
.\i‘tI-rseveml “1'0HK cIIIL-Iidenition :III
to what disposition to makeof his case.
Judge Sanford yesterday morning sen-
It'nt‘t’d William Inbdeli to one year in
jail. notoocmonth :L-I it came to Tin:
Summer. yesterday. London is the six‘
tI-I-n»yI-:Ir-ohl youth whoshot IIIIt tlwcycs
of Florence Osborne. Referring: to the
sentence the Bridmpyrt Purim-r says:
"To “law who on movers t with the
I‘lri'lllllnillllt‘t‘tv' III the I‘llfit‘fi
woms wholly itimlm’pirttmns LulIIlI-ll is
of :I known vicious deposition and will
.lllliiis! certainly lv heard from again in
:In I‘I‘il manner."
It' sent-Inn;
lttthlN ['0le NOTES.
‘I'III- 5t rncttire that has Tutu-n the l‘laI'I-
of the one Duh-03rd by Fire.
The opening of llotmi Point to the pub-
lic ink-es place tomorrow and then: will
probably be :I largr number in attendance.
limos. l-‘inkensteiu I\’ Kelly. thr- pro-
prictom have uinden great many im
provuur-nts. The large hotel. which
lzliua' lliI' [ihtl‘r' of NW tillt' rt-I'I'Illly Ill"
atroyI-Il by lire. in nearly I'IIIIIplI-iml, and
It i» .I liuI- looking structure. it is three
sturim high. l-‘Ill feet long. by 3‘.‘ {I't‘l
xvi-lo, with a veranda llixlFIil feet on the
south side, and ills-i8 feet on the III-st
III-iv. There ivahall running through
the building. IA'II feet wide, the main cn-
tnIuI-I- being on the south aide, with u
IIIIIIIllI-rdoorori the north side. From
thiy. on the left. uduor open» into, the
luv-room. which is :t-extu fI-I-t.'wilhn bar
on either Hldl'. Entrance is IIhIo gained
tothiu mourn from the III-III veranda.
From the hull. ll door on the right lead»
in the large ditiitu: room, :lL’r’IIl, Iaptihle,
of writing loll people. Vex! to this in the
pantry. 12.?” feet: then ('0an tliekit. h-
on, which intuit: feet. The ceiling and
walls on! of corrugated iron, thus making
thr- room fire proof. It contain» one of
the Ilapnmuct, lluot d: Bouncer oom-
pIIII_I'II French range». IIndIIlIIrge lim-
place. tIIbI-uIIeIi for limiting puma-mm
Method «(In water are in thin depart-
ment. There are fortyotuo room» in thr-
llilllllllm. tweIiiyJoIIr you the second
llmr. iltt‘hllllng the parlor and four tum»
ily dining Mirna. The ten rooms on the
third floor will be occupicd by the cm
ployroofthe Point. A stairway in the
hall leads to the mad story. and a ataio
way will aim he plinml in the IIoIItIII-Imt
comer of the plaza. which inexchuiivI-ly
for the mo! familiar. The laundry, ill!
:32. is under the kitchen and its» every
convenient-c. Next to this in the ice box.
The wine and beer cellar» are under the
bar room. The dancing pavilion lira
been thoroughly renovated and is ready
for use. The candy wind in the grove
will also hr- opeued. The grove timber-II
cleaned and will be graded in II few dsyr.
The long rows of unsightly touring
lumen on the lunch have bum removal,
and in II few days the motion of the new
bathing pavilion will be commenced, the
plans for which are in the handset Arch.
liret W. B. Knapp, of this city. The pa
vlllon will be $319.10 feel and two ntorlrri
high. The firm lloor Will be partitioned
all iatointhlughourrs. Mutilation
her Is‘ill. Over thin will he theplloe
where llmt’llkll'l «II Ill and watch them
lntllefll W. B.Waruer,wlwhkdchsrge
oftbe tindype gallery last year. will no
copy the old mud dilemma. ED.
hoodlum—thallium IIuIIItiI] them
mar work on the hotel, and W. ll.
Whithemlortlreplumhlag
“Calla“.-
‘3 Hit-Matti. .
“that? ‘Wuflw‘w
“Wat
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non to s r mu.
m. on“ ATT arr-5315?“, raglan“ Ia,
“cmfllflfl um
00mm ll“ W Ml” . “I. ”all.
Main u.s.u.m2:’m.mr W
FRANGISJICO. aw «.53.me
Walsh]; All) W00“.
”MM!
.10 Hu.krlIm.Wuhlnxtoust.s. .nlm
WI will“ harm
“DWEMGUDWIIIII strong
Mary. 8. If. Bay. «raw. Judith, etc.
noun mun
WMmIrrnm-wrrm "e
GIMKKBY All!) «maria.
as F. and still.
xx iii... firifliflr’u’g‘h filth. '
WILLIAMII. II. It 15 Wsliiu, N.
BRA] AND filt‘l'lill I’ll'lt.
W lLlJ/IMS, II. II. VIII! It, N.
Dulitilt A1!) CHEMICALS.
EAST hill». PHARMACY. \‘IIIIZIIIIdt ave. KN.
Huntley noun, 8 to l0 s. 11)., t to s p. In.
MORE PHILADELPHIA ARRESTS.
l'ruldent Kennedy. or the Spring Gar-
den, Charged with "MITI'QII.
PHILADELPHIA, May a.— Francis W
Kennedy, president of the defunct Spring
Garden National bank, and his brother,
II. II. Kennedy, have been arterial and so
rsigued before the United State! oummll—
nioneron the charge of maliciously and
falsely making entries in the books of the
bank with their; intent to tacit-ad.“ They
were held in $20,000 and l5000 ball re-
spectively. The charge latitude by Bank
Examiner W. B. Drew. They could not
obtain the ball. The amount they are
charged with embezzling is till), 01!).
Harry ll. Kennedy linslly secured bail
and was released. Francis Kennedy, how-
ever. was unable to procure bail and war
allowed to stay at a hotel under close our
veilinuce.
From the developments in the aflsirs of
the Spring Garden bank it is evident that
the managenie nt of this institution will
fairly rival that of the laced Keystone
bank when the full story is known. he
ceiI er Fisher said yesterday that the fur
ther he examined into the sflairs of the
bank the blacker the outlook became. It
is said that much of the collateral held by
the institution is of the most dubioui; char-
utter.
A member of the depositors‘ inventigat—
ing committee said that among the col»
lateral of the book were two uotu, one for
tank!) and another for $30,000, that are
drawn by a person who has no existence.
Mr. Tlunlsley is reported an still lying in
a‘precurious condition at his home, and in
order to use ertain the true state of attain
the mayor hm directed that a district [)0
lice surgeon be sent to the nick bed to
make an otllciol examination of the patient.
A Cracker Company Wrecked.
Pint. \IllZLl‘IIIA, May ‘39 ——TiIe Mill“ onl-
(‘liff C rIII- her company has assigned upon
the fll‘CtH'C n of the Iiircttora that Trees
urer Frank lienton had given accommoda-
tion notes to tin. extent of too, 000 to I ran
(ti-I \I. Kennedy, president of the Spring
Garden bank The assignment was decided
upon to protect the creditors, pending a
thorough Ifl\ cot Igat Ion The company has
a paid in capital of 612.5. ml and the assets
are thought to be about your) in cxces:
of liabilities.
THE K. OF L. Fla—(WED.
The Federation Ill-mes It for the Coke
Strike's Fa urn.
NEW YORK, May 29,—.“ address is soon
to be sent out by the executive council of
the American Federation of Labor direct-
cd tothc organized workers of America
The robin-3e; orgy with the official un-
nouncement that the United Mine “Fork
ens havorecedcd from their position and
dI-clIIrI-d the eight hour movement oil- ill
goes on to say that the miners were select
ed to multi- the light at their own honest.
they stating that they had assurance 0!
help from the Knights of Labor. The gen-
eral I-vI-I utive board of the knights failed
to Illlt'll l 1-. conference with the executive
council -. efederution and the mitten
Qty the. lust named on March
' I: give any mason for their
.r, though the miners be~
longed I. "to Knights of Labor. Them
fore the federation very reluctantly in.
«tum-Ii the coke strike.
The mine work men were allowed to ad-
I'Itnee $2,!!!) to the striking coke workers,
astlm more was guaranteed on the cou~
Ilition that the minersmnde the demand
for the enforcement of the eight hour
workday. The condition was made to
maintain good faith with those who con-
tributed tor the urinem‘ strike, and be
cnII-Ie infornmtion had been received that.
the kuiuhts’ oilicials were conducting a
werot agitation to work upon the fears of
the minus predicting certain defeat. die-
cIInI-Iuring them In every way. and urging
them not to make the more On May!
the council received olTicinl notice that the
eight hour movement was declared oil.
The address concludes by “flit“ that. the
wage workers will know where to place
the blame and hold the traitors to the
cause of labor responsible.
DEATH ENDED THEIR SORROWS.
An Aged Couple While living I'Zvirtcd
Commit Suicide.
NItIv YORK, May ills—A dimming dou-
ble lllllt‘liltll came to light in the tenement
homu- portion of the city, whereuu aged
couple. bowed down with year» and porn
arty. gave up the struggle when about to
be turned from their miserable home, by
taking their own lives. They were w ill
lam limit knit and bin wife, Mary, .Igcd re
1poctively sixty-six and sevpnty one years.
he couple occupied two room- on the top
floor of the tenement 57 I-irrt avenue. sod
hum had It hard ntruggle to rapport them-
selves, but rtill they managed to exist, the
woman doing housework and the old man
making hauicr’ trunnion.
Itecen y, however. the husband ltll
been ill and unable to earn anything. and
poverty had pro-set! them very hard. They
III-veil wit-ti “litmus notice by
their lndlotri and they to hava bun
.1.ch from It». Iridium could not
used the Ill-grub. sort tuned to die
together,» some thus arias titanium
each of them swallowed s quantity of
oxalic sold. When the thrift militants
called to put the old couple with their ef-
fecta Im the Iridewaik they found them
lying deby ride cold in death.
A noun-um III In union firm.
(:oI.I:IrIIt'r, 0., May fin-nit drcldrrt ren-
IIstimI was casted in the court mm st
the Elliott trial. It developed that one of
the jurors had written on s paper box to
which be kept his collarri a sentiment to
the meet Ilist "Bill Elliott ought to be
hangeduatilbetrdud,dud,d«d."1’he
defeats st once attoni l to have the
whole jury ditch. It wu rhowa,
flower; or, tmut tum W the
writ n3. mum
Juror Bram, who did the writing.”
held for further dirporitlou.
.0:- no Inner Mn Dissolved.
Mirror. lit-y Irma room muting of
the Central Rubber trust was hithsud
while the basins- transacted is not rud-
knovrri. it in general: understood in rub-
Iurcirciu am the out In- amount
The Star and Hamilton italihr mg
his, which failed Mama
at the trait. it was
thinner oompsulnwouldaotiaheldu—
memorandum at thallium
CO
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l’lillNl'l’lilu! IlBAbFBS.
AN, TIIEOI i2, Wuhington vi Imt
, III Furniture. invalmtmnmrrc
RAYMONII. (JED it. new ttoredtlundtnalaiu
rub . Fountain above aid More.
N'f‘t)“',llAt’Ill. 35.29.21), and 28 Ho. Main III,
5&8. 'bII olden dnnéuhlluhmout ot the kind In
II
to aiwrtlnent of
Furniture, “film Hemmer
THE ClllllDS ll___0|.l.lllli Bl
JJIIII Bull and Uncle Sam Join
Hands.-
WHAT BOUTITBI. PIRATE.
W
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lull-dimmer» An flint England and
the llnltnd Stat-s Will Act in Concert
to Prevent the Extermination or the
Prlholot llurl of that in Iichrlu: Bea.
Wasitisuros, May m—The Behring Ices
matter is rapidly approaching nmlution
and the indications now are that Great
Britain and the United State» will net in‘
concert on the thiheriui question. The
move made in parliament by the English
government is regarded in otliciul circles
here as an evidence that Great Britain is
willing touuccpt. with stew modifications,
the proposals of the United States to join
booth in preventing poaching in Behring
sea The United states is willing and our
loan to stop it. There are now titty vessels,
mostly Canadian, iu Behring sea fitted out
and actively engaged in seal fishing. The
president. Secretary Tracy and Secretary
Foster were engaged much of the alter
noon in discussing the fisheries quwtion.
Secretary Foster Hopelul.
“l have been talking little elu- than the
anal quailioll during the past week," said
Secretary Footer after he come from the
confluence at the executive mansion. “l
have been informed,” he continued, “of
the action of the Britihh government. and
it looks as though they would accept our
pmrmsitious." Secretary Foster further
said be war afraid the British government
was a little late in taking action, but it
the motion submitted by Mr. “earthen
Iveut through parliament within a IIeIlI
and It vigorous warfare made on ponehcr:
much good could still be done
The Pirates Would lle Subtluod.
ltis stated that there are now in lich-
riug sea four British mequt-war and that
the United States Iould send up in all the
venous. Them uinc \Issels could do Iery
eflective police Iv'ork In patrolling the se. I
which the so Ills “Si in their Inigr Itory
trips to the Seal islands. The area now oc-
cupied by the pun-hem is animated at till
square miles. The log in that section oi
the world is represented by our .Il otlicers
mi very dense at this time of the year,
which maker: the policing of the sea most.
dilficult, but. which operates also topm-
vent thepcachers from sighting seals at
ooaahhrahladiatannefmm their ship.
While all theseobstmles are pointed out
it to thought that the joint patrol of Gnut
Britain and the l'tiited States will have s
a good moral ctcht.
They Must llavo Scat Meat.
Should, as is probable, the motion of the
English government was parliament to
flop poaching, it is quite likely that the
United States would at once bane orders
curtailing the catch of seal this year tome
amount actually needed to Nippl)’ the nu-
tives with food, 'i'lIi-I “'ulilll require [our
than 5,00. The liltlth'a ltnl‘t‘ become so
accustomed to the list.‘ of seal meat that it
is represented that they cannot live \I‘llll-
out it, no other meats in that climate con-
taining a sutlicient quantity of carbon to
mtisfy the want: of nature. This wiilro
duee tire expert-loo of the North American
Commercial company, who are under con-
tract to feed the native» Uu the other
hand it in oaid that the government will
not exact the annual rent of 11.30,!!!) from
the company if no seals are allowed to be
caught I-er-pt for food.
The Bill in Question.
Dorms, Mary "J. »-’l‘he Hon George J.
uOfitllk‘ll. chancellor of the I .vIlieanrr. in
the house of commons yesterd: Iy afternoon
gave notice that. the Irovcrmueut would
introduce a hill today which would en.
able the. queen to prohibit British out»
jeetn from catching sealsin the Behring
sea for It period. the extent of which will
be stated when the bill is brought forward
it in understood that the lit-tiring sen bill,
which is to be introduced In the house of
commons today. will uItIIlly prohibit the
inning for swirl for s your.
The Standard. in eorIIIIIrInting on the
manure, my»: "It tbebill in nIII-Imentiul
portion of the international arrangeme at
for the general restraint of the capture of
seals it will be welcome, but it it imposes
disabilithm on British MIMI-eta. while it
learns the bandit III Amt- riIun miventurern
free, :I not summit of explanation will be
neceIIIIary to make it palatable to parlia-
ment or the country.”
PLENTY HORSES ACQUITTED.
lions-alt Cassy Was Ilillut in War
'l'lno and Was Not Murdered.
Sioux Pitta, 5.11.31" 29 Plenty
Barren ha- hren acquitted. the judge
charging the jury to that attest. lie was
am of the unmathumnntcwy
mull; Indian updates. but It! hurts
BM in wsr thin the can-t rlid not can-
alrlar Plenty Home guilty of murder.
The sttorneyr were preparing their su-
guuieats when Judge shim raid:
mI’here to no need or going on with this
cue. 'l‘lio guilt or innocence of the so-
c“ turned upon the quatiou an to
whether or not I rtste of actual war or-
iated It the time of Casey' Idusth. In the
opinion of the court it has been shown in»
”3th doubt that much a rtste or war did
or
Iihortly utter noon White Moon, the
Cheyenne acout who war with “commit
Casey It the time the latter wan shot, and
when» been here an a witness for the
lion, attempted suicide by stabbing
lmnlfin dawn: the neck. lie wan
homesick and despondeut over the fact
that Mr ”glaring: inflate mt to: ll:
not acme III I t t v- ha
first trial.
nus-rm O luau-'- freaks. and.
flaw tum, tiny nation has lie-a
Iran I I G. Stoddard. the trus-
ts. thematic insolvent flrra or
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in our. noun Union and Water JrToilw
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RAYMONDJI COMIIT'IKK, Day tit, n. N. also
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QI‘IN'I'ARD, W. 1'. Music ltsll blank. 8. N.
paints, om, glam. etc (mad
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INSURANCE “Infill”.
WCUTGKW'L “mums. (70 8.8.1.“;-
Bumutoilieu. In. hinrton or. II. and
M"ROP0l.lT,\N LIFE TKB CO. 3) Washing-
ton at, all N. .P. J. tlrubb, militant IInpt.
NORWAIIK IFIIIB IVS. 0.0 N. Instrumental
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PEOPLE‘S ”YEW INBJEO. The. “Wald
t..H N. A. B Freon-nae“. nuperlnte out
THE 808“)" STVIIE,
83 Washington Street.
We wish to thank
one and all
for the ap-
preciation which was
extended to us Wed-
nesday, on the occasion
of our
first anniver-
upon Which we have
lust entered, and in
years to come, it will
be our aim to give fully
as good satisfaction to
our customers as in the
year past, and better,
if possible.
2%.? $8589. all San
Saturday.
THE 808W" Silllli,
83 Washington Street,
SOUTH ‘NORWALK, CT.”
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NORWA LDCKCO 8.3. How
withardlgrnst. Lock» and MIL?
were: datum-minutiae”; writer»
More trimmings in hnmz'edlrass
MAI: IIINE SHOPS.
KOBWALK mos WURKB CO.
nesrlt. it. bridges N tienerslrn
and brave (anti nu ‘
repairs! or Instr
WWIELDJVM. A. Itlirrhrht st '8. In
BUM” Martini” erlewa”.
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HAB\'E\'.C. ll. WWII nmwa
dealer nmshnu,
shoe mull
walls.
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claim Moymerizlmnu mama
BENNE‘ITM
loIIIIteru-Iarns, 1”!me No. “WW
CALI. AT JUDD'SCsshNark m I
pectaltr. WWII, fining
Offli, WILLIAM II. WM
me meats. mania. . ...
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UEIIBURN’ER, WMJI W in“
MM .N. Dedertnslikinds masts.
LOCKWOOD II. Washinxton St- 81’
line meats, fish, oysters, clam-"emu.
SMITB‘S WASHINGTON MARKET, “WI-h.
lngtonstfidil. meatsmonitryfm (until-tit.
TICEI! NASBJNuMainst, 8.21 m
poultry,etc. Choicecuts prices.
WEBBEKJ. P. I: Main rt, N. chdcoinssts.
poultry, tish. vegetables.“ r. ,.
Ll’ MBI‘ZR DEALERS & Puma mu.
RASDAIIL'S MILL. EN. lumber and tl-M
rough or worked toordermouldi mtrham.
MASOSS Al") normm
SET )IDI‘ R, IIBXRY. I128 “est ave, 8. N. All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH, \I'ILLIAJI B. SiWatshfitlfi. Jot» .
hing promptly attended to.
HARRIS AND 63am f
BATES. Pi ‘W. Water sLNJnau
tine granite and marble work, and “m In
stone work of all kinds.
3123's cum-nuns.
C'OMSTOt K BROS. anicbuild‘ N" “80.
Main st. 5 N. Gentlemen' s furnishing“;
PRAMHS & C0. 86 Washington st, 8. N. San
hate, gentlemen I fumtshingsof all kinds»
uranium TAILOR
GUSOWSKI. E. n Wallet A purest tit
xuaranteed eeIhthelatest stylesalw waysonhaud.
KOCOI R F.1'No.hfsin at, S. N. Fine tail»
uring a specialty. Repairing, etc .
MILLIREB".
COL! INS, R. M. IZBIainsuSN. Ladlesm
material used if desired.
FITI'H, no“): BinJflVsll .26 min:
‘ old *Iatc n island ”Rim: t.’
MUSIC TRACER”
618.50% ALEX S. 'I'Morwin rt, 8.15am.
organ and harmony.
0" STE]! PLAN‘I'L‘RS AX!) hm
BOYT,W. 11.6: SON, mWster et,S.N. (foot
of Rdymnnd: l l’iantcrs, exmrten and whole-
gale dealers" In native oysters.
RE III) II: ITOL'SSIAN, Tilt \V‘ater as. X. Plan-
t- h and Nltlpp?” of Norwalk oysters.
\' AN .XAMI-I. J. lt—&CO. P. 0. Mai-93.x.
PATTERNS AS!) MODELS.
VORW ALK PATTERN “ ORKSJChaLHJIIv
thorpe. prop" RiIereide ave S. N. Houseboat-
Inga .Ipcci. Ilty, by steam. hot water or hot
.tir. lie “fort-m en: Norwalk hick Cerium,
I~te.ItrIl; Dr Bahamian,
nett. Isteunu; Johnm
ll. \Ilillh. (steamy Grace
and many others.
rm
Bit AI). ART), F. U. “'{Walerlhx painter.
Paint, gold andsil verskns
(Is rIIRIIIXKGBo. ll. rumour x. ylldttu
and sign pointer, paper hauger,decorstor
error-00mm
\‘on’rtl (I. s. in W , S. 8.
quality only, and tmn
PHYSICIAV‘L
hmhthot
nu.
nun... II. I olfite to and I. II nohiugton 5L.
5. \, Hoursilto hi I to "i, t toll
PI A50 1’1 ‘38 & REI’AIRI-ZB.
H ESIIE EA . F. (or I.\ all and Knight 5M. Ala
dealer in noo~,orgnns. sheet music, etc.
I L‘Tlhtn— GOLD, Sll.‘ ERAS!) K!
fiol I‘ll Viilt\\'.\l.K l'lI \TING 00.41 tor
>t. All hin-iaofelectro lat-initial“),
and rehabbing or oil indoor me goods.
RE I]. Isn‘t-r: acute. ,
i. .l‘f 'IH}. Ht '0." M W .IIJIingtrInrt. outfit)
< \ Mn; N rt. tor .sIIiI hon—t: Iorem. Imadv
\\'IIIIII\\ Inn. E. A \o. Mammals. housesto
rent and building lot: for sale.
nus-rat tram "
BY \Ill-IF. F I“. 9Railrond Place, 8.x. Meals
..t .dt hours strictly llhlltlmlll every rc-
spur. \ fI-vI table boarders taken
I.\\E s mzmr RI‘S’I’AL’R annex . “1min
iry the but. Df‘lteatht' lowest. Openal t.
sorrows.
liAlfiil‘s, Miss INSTITI'TE,I\ Tour]: “In
boarding and day or hool. Springtnnnn‘ Aprllt.
ZtIItV MBAD'S M‘HO‘iL for film and
ladies. Hillside, N. Springtermopene AW
Slltllt'l'lhlhl) AND mil-WRITING.
I...'\l DER“ BLOCK 8 N. (I F.Ppa_ab,l’rlrr.
[My and eteuiugscmium ficlrv nlar.
STEAM [1.10le as” r-urnfs. _ .
Stilt“ ALK Till“? “'0!th ( 'OMT’AXY, m
“alvr ~t. S. N. near all“! lfilfll Wm
8111A .‘ISIIII’ TICKET AGBN‘IS.
II.“ t‘nN. J Al on M. Wuhinntonrt. next f’.
8.5. V»... II- keI-I Iirnttsnnouey ordeal-ecu!
STONE ”KATIE“
I'ERIIIS. JOBS II. It Washington", 8.“. aka
um it time. cement. huh-,p .
mourns, roux It It: 1' all” 'arenite. 9. 11
Alan layer of macaw w
it'll“ BS, BANG” AND IIEA'I'm
KR” It HI,‘ .\I LAVDON 9 liarllgndm st, 8. N
lion slut-ea and water heaters.
POW ELL. J. \I’. a) Washington st, EN
TRUCKING. ”
mourns .lomv “Taylor-venom. tint
and heavy trucking promuly sttendedtn.
DKDIBTAKEII.
“Emmott, J. D. opp Damn. It. Itas-
dctiec 3 Ella rt. N.Tc Telephone. m .
JIZLLIFFKm 620. 3:80. lain It, 6. 8. Open
Ai’ Mono. om. If. to and it In?“
IMldenre 2 Berkeley It. Telephone at, N
Jacob III. Layton,“
Real Falkland House A
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JARVIS KELLOGCI,
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out rurilg'il’w
£1:qu ill attention given to we... Bin-o
minus mam. - NORWATJI, (ION!
ulbiitu huttunrrautdiusr‘tlu. .
ALBIN IVIALMO."
Dealerinallkltuud. .
lelllld sitar Iran trough
\‘fitll’l'Allm annulment,
sum-Imam urnal, xi...
South Mk.
II
tiara daily tram Ito ”‘3‘,
IN mu out!“
mum.» aim mm
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