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your rain and have it titted. Repairing. etc .
Scalar senior. tribunal.
The Annual Meeting of the County llalon
Held Yeaterday In '1'!“- (lily.
The Fairflcld '
Superintendenta‘
lane-film Young Ladies In Perl]
‘H‘Qm Baker-Narrow lac-pent
It. loam Street era-dag.
afternoon, a team belong
toewimman John Reunion of this
Hub was backed up in front of
’ ” F. s. Roberta’ Military Institute
Moraine. took fright and ran up
Venue. Coming down Mill Hill at
great rate the horses ran into the lamp
. I It thecorner of Brook street, break
the pole of the truck and throwing
of the bin-nee against the show win-
in Homecker's bakery, breaking
thelower sash. One of the horseo
”slightly cut. The lamp post is ind-
bent.
The'Misees Cole. of Union Park. and
“h, Birdie Hyatt. of “West avenue, were
ring up East avenue when the horses
W up behind them. Had it not been
Miss Cohan forethought in turning
when: on the sidewalk and getting
illeoarriage out the road. they would
have beenrun down by the frightened
team.
a largely attended eoply interesting
meeting. The session opened at 10:42.:
a. m., with a devotional meeting. led by
Nelson Dickerman. of this city; subject.
“Prayer foran increase of zeal among
Christians for teaching.” This wan fol-
lowed by anarticle on "Reviews. Why?
When? How 2'" The discussion on
"How shall we secure a more regular at~
tendance of scholars 12‘" war; led by George
Langdon, of Plymouth. At 12:30 a cob
latiou was served by the ladies of the
Congregational church in the dining
rooms. The programme in the after-
noon was as follows: Discussion
and action on recommendations of corn-
mittec on Work and prmidents of county
unions; Teachers" meeting. its hindrances
and helpo.C. ll. Footc. North Haven,
president of the State itwriaiion; Good
books for the superintendent to read.
Rev. A. Wheaten. pastor of the South
Norwalk Baptist church: What are the
duties of the superintendent? Should
he teach a class“: lander, Samuel Hop-
kins. superintendent South Norwalk Bap-
tist Sunday school; closing exercises.
The next meeting will be held Septem-
ber 25, \\ hen the annual election of oilicerI-I
will take place.
PEOPLE HM h‘iili':
A Clone Call at the (Ironing.
Vincent H. Honuecker, the Norwalk
Ilka. had a narrow escape at the Mon-
Itl'eet crossing about? :30 o clock this
morning. He was driving acres»; the
tracks and watching an engine which
‘8“ switching above the crossing, when
fieght train came along. He saw it
in time and whipped up the horse.
, animal became frightened and made
nnpring. breaking the homes-I and fret»
ing himself from the wagon. The vehi—
elevms struck by the train. but only
slightly damaged. The horse was stop-
pedbefore any further damage was done.
\Vne-re and How They ripen-I 'I'III Ir Hours
of Iii-creation.
Elias Mamie Quintanl. of Arch blit't‘l.
is visiting relatives in l‘ouglikeI-pov. .\'.Y.
Dr. t'lIIreIII'e W. Bl'UWllNill. of III-2.2;
Canaan. has gone booth for Ii few wet-k»~
rest.
Mrs. Henry SIIIIIIII‘B I5 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ill. ll. Wilson. of River-
side avenue.
Mine Della M. Shannon. of Waterbury.
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jem- .\i.
Ferris. of llayvicw avenue.
Mrs. Mary ilolmw. of t'ht-Itnut street.
Norwalk, is the grunt of her aunt, MRI.
John R. Sherwood. m Ridgeliehl.
t'. N. Wood and son James. of limit
avenue. iti‘t’tlitllnlult‘ti by E. 123. iluIvI-s..of
\Vaahiugiun. ii. i'.. to You
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. .‘Iloi‘iia Sloan. of Franklin
avenue, went to Wilton hm evening, to
attend a sociable givI-n at the rmidome
of Elmer Scribner.
.\lin-I Jennie Storey. oi" [List-III. .\LL‘J'.‘
who hit» been spending; a few day. mil:
relativui on .\‘ewrown avenue, ruturIiI-Il
home this morning.
THE ll0SPITAII PROJECT.
“can Elected at but Night' iI Meeting
' of the Executive Committee.
There was a good represenhitiim of the
“errant bat factories at the meeting of
executive committee of the new hos-
lihl project last evening. at the Volk
factory. The principal business tran-
W was the election of officers. which
Mead as follows: President. John W.
Hahn; secretary. Miss Fannie Rich: treas-
urer, C. 8. Stevens. The idea of holding
a strawben'y festival was abandoned. Illt'
Mmittee deciding to concentrate all
their energies on the monster six days'
hit to beheld in Septemlwr. Another
ducting of the committw will be held
L May evening
Y. M. C A. Note;
. The Yale College Senior Base Ball club
,willcome to Norwulk today to play II
"game With the senior club of the mornin—
L 6011, on the Fair grounds. This promis-
"O to be one of the best games this year
2, ind ahoultl be attended by II large unai-
ha. The game Will be called at 3:30.
A. H. Wilcox. now general secretary
“ leriden. formerly of Norwalk, will
Eeondnct the song service Sunday after-
’noon III? will be pleased to meet all the
members of the mintion and all other
‘youug men who can attend. The anh—
;.j&tof the meeting will be "Giant-I vs.
OWNER. The Y. M. (7. A. “FI‘EIQ’N‘
In will furnish music.
The religious work committee will
hold enacting tomorrow aftemoon at
. 7‘ o’clock to comnlifiiirnriling the special
" mice one week from tomorrow.
The Y. If. C. A. Juniors and Hellmk
acheol nine will play a gami- of ball at
Hie Fair Grounds. Monday aftermsm at
If o'clock.
the Lu! mm.
Mn! nervicee over thII2 remuirw of
5 Andrew J Pencils. who died at the resi-
gdenooof bk daughter. Mrs. (3.1.. Glover.
on Grand street. were twirl yesterday
afternoon, Rev. F E. Robbins officiating.
A large delegation from the flat Fieldi-
i “mutton attended the funeral.
li'htfiinera! of Gebrge Newmmh was
held fmhb lite home on North Main
M May afternoon. Rey. Olin
W W or many chm-Inim-
,afll‘ 'I'hepallbeueni were (I. 8 Tom-
bridge. 0 Boots. J A. I'oIII. Uoioucl
manna, I: II. Woodward and I. II.
” The interment was in Union
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Col. W. H. SKI-vermin. with his family .
reIIIoa'cd yesterday from Golden llill.
Bridgeport, to l'ularhurst. his Silllllllt’l‘
residenci- in Fourth-ht.
John sin-ricer and wife. of "t'ilil’ll
avenue. who sailed from New York on
the uitemoon of May 25’, on the swank-r
Augusta Victoria bound for Southamp-
ton. arrived in London yestenlay.
Fourth of July thin-cu at (irrenwlclr.
The Greenwich Driving ithllliull wIIi
hold another meeting at the Field Pom:
track on July 4. and several intermtuig
events are booked for the
There Will be It 2:40 and 'u 2::
Il‘l‘flhlllil.
Io member-
IIlIip race; a tm-Jor-all race for II pum
of $100. and II unique mile race. the
prize: for which will be given to the bum-2
that calm-5 under the wire III-areal to the
time of three IIIiIIutIII-I. no matter whether
firivtorlaet. Illlvntr‘uo mind. be In by
June 25. H
Palmer. for l‘nrrlmwr».
Whiting‘u Windwr IItIItioIIIII-y 'I-I being
offered for a few days at a Miami [dive
at l‘luiated'u drug atom
If. S. Smith advr-rt‘um a revolution in
the III-wing machino mole. and u Ila-trial
bargain sale this afternoum and err-altar.
A Month»: sale of brainchild goal» in
in progress III the Neath Nor-walk ltoatoa
more.
attenuation nail ennui.
The ladies of the Much Norwnlk t‘on-
gregational church are making arrange
air-auto hold II strawberry neural in
the dining parlors next Width-silo:
evening.
A strawberry formal and mtmalm
meat will be held at the Boat arr-lino
“DOWN" ”I“f '- “I“ 342 Iietliodlut church next I‘riduyereniiig.
w. laminae" pm-r‘fiput," whois June mm“ _ ‘ .
”mm :‘km m ‘72.: A M Ilsa-I’M.
“H' ’H" H y ‘ ' Humour. town antlkrritieo m the
mkgkmffm‘fimfil‘ffim other town Imam. IIIIIIII mm my
Inna-rum, and what he can (loin figfiffiffxfifmflm‘x
“mutual knot yet known. but
7“! Ii lby £00“ N189! that hole tlmein wlilchwregismtheirdrmnhey
went to work and hailed up unregistered
”abbot-maroon. at lean. totbe Mm rotting “w m“ pm” m
‘ even tlnIaIIand doll-Iii.
W.
III manager-tor wort yesterday. Judge
Them granted a divorce to llama-t
cumming», from 0mm A. Chiming;
The ample true maul WI II.
1878. The dimer» war graded on the
minimum.
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HORTON. W. A. I! ’l' ylor area 8. N
Jobbing promptly attend I“ed m”.
r"'RIAYLIIOND. J. II. no Water If: Booth Norwalk.
RANDA M. l). Randall'a mill. 8. 8.3101!-
eru ranch neryfl run by cheap power enables
metaglvel ow figures. Large workarwchlty
WllIBOFMi. ll. M‘mflN Best facilitlm. low-
cut pr! ea. Plain. amifieailous. johbiiw, eIII
CIGAR BOX MANUFACTURRIIII.
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for tun-r of ulnar bow and Iltaler tn rlhbomi.
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logo of the Day In Burton and Vicinity-
Personal and Social Note».
. ., lurwnytnn.
J. C. Ilnflington, of Rahway,N
occupying the Bapti-It parsonage.
Miss Emma t‘nshman has gone to
Mystic to visit Miss Charlotte Bryan.
They will visit South Manchu-slur and
New Britain and return here next Week
for the summer.
. J., is
F. Boylston busoI‘er twenty-five haird-
sonn- baby carriages on exhibition at his
factory here. He has every style
trimmed with sill: plush and at all
prices. Call and sec them.
Captain Dennis Flarmery. of the large
"Guy," which has been discharging coal
at Thomcs' dock, fell overlnmnl'\\'I2Ilnc+<
day, and injuml his back sobadly that
it was llt‘f'l‘SSI’ll'y for
home in New York.
llarieu.
The hearing in the Dig-yuan (run-2 was.
Iidjounied until June 15.
him to go to he:
Mrs. John Turner has returned from a
visit with her daughter in ('anada.
Welcome l'liviaion. S. of 1‘.. "wt in
their rooms Thursday night for tho first
time.
The Daricn Siam haw luau Ii a lo: III-or
the Methodist I-iiim'ii.
ground.
for u. c II» a mu
George Beck-r hII~' h-l't the employ of
Haunt-'2 [1. Tilly and II ill
lion with I". L-llfir-Z).
Mr. and Mrs. llrorgc lIt'tl-lldhl II Ell rc-
tn Denver. Uni. shorily, who-II-
[hwy “ilk-sin!» perIIIIIIiIIIIIly.
The Link 23' Guild. ofh't. l.ukI~'srlIurI-h
will hold a cake sale and Mtival in the-
I-hapvl \lencsday evening, Jiim2 lI.
‘Ill'l't’ill a pub
lilrnv
.\ I'Iete run at tin-SI Noidir 2rs' Home II.I: Ii
I2Il Spe Iiier. died Tliuneday. 'l‘ho2 re mains
were taken to Litchlicld this morning for
burial. '
The adjourn“! cave of the State vs.
Alexander Raymond. will come belon-
Justice Koch in ths2 town hall at l0
o‘clock Monday morning.
Tit" Nomi-III int-«2 bull club appeared
in Iii-2i: iii-w uIIit’III'IIh hm Saturday and
i'I-ccivI-Il IIIaIIy I-IIIIIpiiIIIwIIh. on [it"il‘ IIII~2
:ipiu'zirzum‘. They will play a him- from
i'ompuny t'. of Stamford. tiiiiulicrnov-n.
Th» t'nunty l’oinioiafiorirn lllt'l in the
town ililil thir IIII-rIIiIIgtndclvnriiixvupon
tho IIppiiI‘ulinlI of Samuel liaylor. for
:1 license for thc Stevens House at than};
End, John H. LiglILI-f South Norwalk.
and \‘I'. J. H. BIIhIIIIiian. of Stamford.
appeared for the Daricn law and llnh-r
Society and Lawyer Sculcy , of SKIIIIIfIIx'Il.
:ippc and for Mr. Uaylni. Thu homing
one; Iltijnlil'flt'tl until )lIIIIIluv
III-running the Ensure-Ly nell I'.lght
Sporting men art2 dim “suing thr- com
ing "lei-ting between Jame-II Hiielicc and
Barney Lyn-2h. both of New Haven.
l ldds are in favor of l-III-Itii'c at IF) to $3
If l'IIIstirI- i; Iilf' winner an effort will in-
load-2 to make a match lu~twr2i2n Hilly
Form) tlmf lhmbury. and Hunk-v. i ‘Imrlrs
MullIlililll. of (in i‘iiy h: III-l. “Ii-Igo-
port. stands rI ml} to hm I: l’oruyth for II
IIIIItI II against Bit-«tit I2 . or the winner of
the coming Elmira-«Lynch tight. for
mom.
The I: mm. Ila-turn. *
.\lies Lillian Bloom. daughter. of Mr.
and “III. 0 J. llloom. of ltmldingt' entro.
who ma away from lIoIIwWI-dnmdziy
owning. returned to lwr parents you-2r-
day "turning. acconunuiml by her Stam-
ford aIliIiirv-r. whom IIhII Iuiirriod in Port-
cheap-r the evening Idw want away. The
young Woman's futlfur was wrath, l’l‘thv
ing at first to web-oun- hiIi hOhdll-iflw.
but finally roan-riled and gore the couple
h'IIIblII-iniiig. They will nmideinfltnrw
ford.
Kherlm want a “turn.
.\ Iliupiiteisllkely to III-cor betwwii
Deputy Sheriff Dorm of liv-Ibel. Ut'pllly
White of Ridgeliehl and Detective»
(Zirouia and Arnold of Brides-[mt .\
reward of fin- bundrerl dolbm wan ulter—
ed for the amateur! mnvletimi of the
burglar». and trout“ and Amoldmptur»
lug laiddlngtofl claim the reward. Now
it in raid that Dom and White wish in
share the "award for the eapiiue of
llmwa. the iuemlnr of the gain; erupted
in Bethe!
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"I’mnaohtr Peanuts."
A large basket of permits is placed on
a stand and the [any marches around.
each “king II lumlfulan they gnarl. The
lady and gentleman having the lam!!!“
numlnr metre a prim Then mom
nut to pound to each one. which «minim
honor ribbuuanf different calm which
Ibehdimflnonaadibepailemm bare
to had then panacea for nappei2 by
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Cambridge Police Court.
Barron. June 6 —-Hsn'rml collage loci.
ty men and sporting leaders filled the po
lice court room In Cambridge in the menu
lag. Twouty- nine of the promising-on!
of fair Harvard. with downcut eyea and
lagging stops, took their seats ontrlal
row. Following them came thirty or more
of their supporter-l. all attired in tennis
trouser; and blazers and wearing Han
vard’a colors conspicuously displayed. The
young men are all members of the Alpha
Delta Phi club. They hired a large hon-r:
and stocked it full of the best brands of
liquors to be obtained. The members coni-
biac some of the most mpcctable young
men at Harvard who“ families are social
and financial powers
But their aristocratic connections made
little difference to Captain ’1‘. H. Lucy. of
station No. l,who detailed Sergeant Pollen
and a squad of four policemen to raid the
house 14 Plyrnpton street. Sergeant
Pullcn made his way to the cellar. when
the liquors were on tap. A team brought
the stall to the station. where it was
found to be worth about $100 The seizure
consisted of many kinds of wine,cordiai,
whisky, gin brandy, etc. bottles and kegs
of beer and ale and all the paraphernalia
access. Iry to carry on the liar-slams of a
barroom. Then Captain Lucy issued a
summons to the members of the club.
Great was the walling at Harvard when
the news leaked out,und gmit,too.war
the bustlingof the culprits to securetbc
necezuary crab with which to pay their
lines.
Among the culprits were Arthur Ill
Cnmnock. captain of the university foot
ball team; Dudley 8 Dean rapt. on of the!
university nine; Jacob Lowell Jr., poet
and one of the noted society men of the
' these difficulties him any place. Thisis
college imam A Lowell. son of Judge
Lowell: Bennie Tratford. the Well known‘
fullback of the football team and first
baaeman of iheunirersity nine. A second
z'xiiIl Ivmi made at noon on the cluhmnm ulj
the ZI-ta Psi society, 34 ('hnrch street. and,
about a half gallon of liquor was wizul
In fairncma to the college fraternity ol
Alpha Delta PM as awholc. it should hr;
said that Harvard chapter. although never
formally divorced from the society. has
for a long time tacitly cemented to be?
con-idem! outside the fraternity fold havfi
int: ev'IolIIIl itself into a more srxirilor-
ganizzu ic II
CIRCUS RIDERS NOT IN IT.
flow the Cadets llnndle Their [Inner
and Kill Imaginary Indians. 1
W Lq' Power. 8. Y. June 6.~l'2‘ov thl
first time this week the post has beenl
thronged wiIh visitors. It has been a
lovely day and all nature seemed to smile
So did the cadets and their many lady}
friends. The cadets because their trials
and tribulations are nearly ended thi
ladies for the remain that after today Ila
dear boys will be privileged to promenade .
with them the greater part of the day, as,
('Xfll‘lllllilflnfl'i will cloa- within the next
twenty-.‘I«IIrhour,~'. The farewell eermou
will in: pl”t‘.ll.‘llt‘ll to the clams of '91 in the
hi~toric old chapel on Sunday, The drill
during the day was the school of the
soldier "mooted, being II dashing exhibi-
tion of hoixeiiiaimhip under the direction
of (III‘ LJiil Louio A. ('raig, Sixth cavalry.
the pnrticipnnls being mmubers of the
lirxt rim“. The drill was given on the tan
bark of the old riding hall and wasa moot
umgnifiu-nt vight.
The exhibition opened with amaults on
Nippon-d redpkins by the troopers. The
mlwkins “cm at various heights and at
conveIIiI-III point: about the hIIlltoperg
Init of right and left lungemthrustaand
cuts with amber» and shots from revolvern L
When all the enemy had been killed ofl’ a
dozen that» the order to divumunt wan
given the trappings removal from the
horses and barebai k riding was indulged
in Having done this singly a vecoud man;
ran nlong~ide of each animal and with
bone at full trot lauded by the ~~iIlI2 of his
comrade. Bareback feats that would have
done credit to the gre: Ito-It show on earth
followed, the whole winding up by the
wit-III throwing their ntoedx and giving
them a good roll on tlietanbark. which
delighted the female portion of the spectu
tor» lanai-owl): In the equlnrs frislml and
rolled about like children at pliv. Hurdle
jumping came out and this. too, had its
ludicrous side, for some of the horsevj
klc kI‘II like male» and objected strenuously ,
to being compelled to leap the barrien.
W hen the but had been routed to the feet
there wan a general strike among: the out i
main. and with one general lilsncnlinfl:
who said “nelxb. ” But one attempted to
reach the opposite side of the bar and that;
it attempted to do by lowering its head
and endmvorlng to go under. much to the
(lingual of the Ilder, who had II claw call.
CHARGES AGAINST MR. WANAMAKER.
It Democratic Pap-I2 Alla." That If.
Cloud the Routine Bank.
N”! You. June Ila-The Philadelphia
minis-hat of the New York World
III-ken more charm I‘lflllt Hon. John
Wanamaker. The no at claim
that Prudent Marsh. the Romans
bank. noeudlugto the «sternum of tin
Manda. not to Washington May HI and
raw the controller of currency and \II.
II automaker. and that Marsh on the follow-
ing day walked into the room occupied by
one of the bank official», when Mood a
prominent hulitlofl Illltl of this city. wbc
was a friend to both. and thus described
lilo Washington int-"lair:
“huh” corneal lat. Wanamaker h.
closed the bank. a he bu threatened on
an“ “:1? ilk b I begged nd
u are ea 03. a
laiplorvd him team up that om hoard
stock. and be told In: thatlamst gtviihlni
monitor he would etc-aft: bonfi‘ If:
corn-optimum men t t .
‘arsh said that Mr. Wanamaker burl m
tlflcatm "preventing moon of the Key»
Italic bank stock. which certificates had
been "when“: honed. and which hail
sinned ”tarnish 0.1mm.» prod.“
dank-nit Mn euhiermnd
which had Maggot :- collaterui to In
Ian-luairh had’beenmadahtkr
railroad Itaek out.
Ir. li feared that he would bosom
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HERKEIfim W. II. & C0. Hulk: linll block.
Arlilflfi'flilll DRAW
com NZTIIEODORB. Wuhinuton It gout
and) Furniture. broking [liar-sent tram-o. ac
YIIONI). 020. ll. new II Ill and “Main
. Four doors above all!
4W DA" ill. one it. and u 80. Na in
The olden! esta labilehnrent of the kind iii
may: and, complete awmuwnt of
Ftiriiimre. . messes. Pictures. on .
THE TILDEN IIILL CASE.
Close of the Argument Before
the General Term.
will- m: TRUST BB SHBTAIIHM
buyer Curler'a Plea M tho Olly of In
(York-die Kayo That the Eminent 'I.}
WI'I Intonllonn 8|:qu Alon. BC
(boulders-II by the Court.
BABATUIM ' \2Y., June a—At noon the
argument in the Tilden will contest came
to an end. it- iqu occupied seventeen hour-II
ofdiscusniun alone it was begun on Mon-
thy. The point» submitted cover'itl) pages,
and the oral arguments will cover we
more. Promptly at it: o’clock the Hon.
James (J. Carter resumed his argument.
He referred totlle two (1' ultles in our
law regarding the creation of a charity—
one inherent and necesaary, namely. that
the beneficiaries cannot be so ascertained
that they may appear in court to enforce
an execuiion of the trust; and the other
statutory and springing from public policy.
namely. that reach trusts are forbidden
both In; trusts and because they create per
potuitiee. and than said:
It Eli-ta orever.
“There has always been a mode of
creating II charity in which neither of
through the instrumentality of niorpor-
ate body. Suchn letter is in itself a corn
pletcly equipped scheme created in the
legislature. who»: powers for that purpose
cannot be questioned. The corporate
body exietn forever. and I135 power for
efir to Iarry out its [Hug-ENS. and to
ascertain and designate the individuals
who aw to receive the benefits of the char-
ity. lI lulu I w hatevu' property it nceivei- .
III: in Iv: il coutunplation as trustee
althoug. h the duties of a trustee are really
iIinIwul upon it. but absolutely, and for
its on II the, ho] line the equitable HS well
the lcueil title, and no quchtioii of in
definittnesv or lincertatim} in the bone
tlciary I In ever arise upon II c-Inu y: im e to
such a body
In It Valid?
“The IpIMtInII. then, is whether the
taken .1}; Ir! and by lim‘lf, a valid one.
Mr. Carter quoted an obverv atiou made by
Chief .lunliv‘u Church in the opinion in
Burrell against Boardmen to the effect
that it was the intent of the testator in
that case that his gift should vest in the
corporation immediately upon the charter
lbeing granted, and that the absence of ex
prev nerds of gift. wan wholly unimpor-
LIIII, and continued:
.‘io Such Action Required.
"If, therefore. action mm required by
the executors of Governor Tilden after the
obtaining of the charter. in uni-2r to com-
plets hi~' gift to the 'l'IlIlL-ii trust. it Would
be wholly unimportant, but It ~o happen:-
that Illlnilffll action is nwiuireul. He makes
that action a coudit ion :aub-Impient. not a
condition premlenz 'l‘lu-ir power 'n not
to complete a gift. but to Inheagit‘t al
ready completed.
“The testator does not give- to the Til.
dun trust so much of hi; n2~iduury mutt
as they may think expedient. and if they
think it expedient, but be given his whole
Miduary estate to the corporation lllilcfi.‘
they think that amount inexpedient. and
only in that nose, and confers a Halsequcnt
pow er upon them to withhold any endow
meat iIIexinalII-nt. The gift. there fore
vents at on": in the the Quorum. sub
5ch to a power to take it away in II hole or
in part."
The lnlrnllnn of the Tantalum
Mr. ('arter then argiimltlmt iilt’ interi-
tion of the fee-Itator settled the whole mat
for. that the 'I'Ilderi trust was the primary
object of ill! bounty, rind that if his ext-cu
Ion had Ilird after the charter and w ith
out action the 'l‘ilden trust could haw no
sated tith- to the whole residue .\‘othinp
lens than this is consistent with [in Iateu
lion».
In chasing \lr. ( arter argon! that the
precise ligal description of the Iii pII-ition
made In fI'WIIl’ of the Tildi II trim n that it
was an I- xerumry devi» and beqomt am
that the objection that the bequest is voi-
petu‘itiI-s l2. too fanciful for net-tom notice
“This objrelion at once disapwaru." lit
Mid, "if. rm we have uhown. the exeruim
of the discretionary power of the ll’llhlt‘t‘
to not II condition premlI-nt, but It con.
ditlou nubmpient."
MR5. HARRISON'S PENSION.
no I‘rulrlrol‘a nlIIIor-ln-u- Realm
”319.“.
Chicano, June tb—Ilrs. Elizabeth 1‘.
Harri-am, widow of the pmtdcnt'n broth
or. Archibald .l. Harrison. lieutenant colo
net of the Twenty-wreath indium \‘olnn
mu. ha- rocelved remain in i-ettlemont
If a petition claim whi wan favorably
hand upon at \I'ulilu within thr
out than men.
on» Iraq granted upon the decla
ration that meant ( 'olonel llarrlson’
death mailed from comumption. wide!
be contracted w bile revving be country it.
the field
Lieutenant Colonel Harriaon died In Ml
on a fmii «near Indianapolis. leaving I
widow. ton and daughter Twelve your
elapsed after (alarm iiarriaon a death be
are“. his widow presented aelahn fora pm
The payment covers the twenty-one your
since the death of Lieutenant Colonel liar
risen at the rate of Mill 1 year. During
the reel of her life Mn. Harri-mi wmdraii
H. it every three month
Lawyer Raul-I‘ll Abbi late.
Antiwar Plum. 8. J. Jun tin-law):
Miner’s
It Wu “hm-am M“
Brown. mason-2m any «I
the rash found in Thorium us turn»
led Jnllor Alumna Iv Chili-Ii
"Bridgeport
222222“- WRIE’I'W.W
”amt
1.8.8.
m E. flW-ahinubumfl. if.
. A l
22‘“ ”em 22 finale-Inna
WWII-lamb.)
b SEW DOWN N
HNWNR Flinn. min. Innate.
$1! DWI (Indian and chlldr-a).
D . 88 hand ‘ 8.. Jinn. ‘
“Writ: mmflmfiuitlhgmw.
“INC I mention.
61385 'NITION and Wing good of
all Me. I Water III. . g,
11:7 uxuramnnns.
Mi
Iler & Tullea
.APP i
141?;an abli
V— ”Greene III.
Union.
New York oil:
BAYMONIMH‘OMBTOC Kiln) III III. 8. air.»
8'0» Forming!) ornpany. than. address.
HARDWARE II C! TLIZIII’.
QUIN’I’ARD W. t'. .\lu h lhill ”oil: 22'. N.
paints. all“. Blank. rte. :M'Itl ad v.) ) '
“enema .
uumm
mhkh
s .
“leth ”3‘,"
anoint-numbing m1).-
POWBIIII. J. “CSWubiuglmflJL NI
WILLIAMS. III". “Willa. N.
"film“ Am
DAYTON. JACOBW next Pd).
IKWDOD, WI.” .Iainnnll “will
8.8. Fire.
Real palate. l
TAYLOR It HOLDEN. fl and a ”Washington
It. 8. 8." Real out-ta and neurones.
Investments. loam um
I
I “Bundle! “IPA!!!“
Hommerlieu,
L‘DNNZL'I'JC U TUEN'L ”HIRE. 0&3.“ II. L'—
“LIV-sum
METROPOLITaN LIFE INN. 00. w Wealth:-
Ion III. 8.8.121 J. linibb,asdatnntvupt.
NHIIWALK Fill!" INH. (”0.18
N. in one I‘ emful
bllnlnr'mi bill“ I‘ him. No lmlhihlldiflfl luau claims
“.33. A ll.
I’FJIPI. F‘fi Id?!" ms. ('1). The. “WWII!!! 0D
Freeman. aunt. vuperlnton eat
THE BBSTBN STBBE
83 Washington Street.
tent
is llgl
itg1 Is to be our endeavor
such inducements to buy your
[.29 . —..*———.
POWER of knowiuga good bargain when shown to you
ft which most every 39 possesses to a certain ex-
.'s week to please before you
Houseiurnishing floods
Dining
{his sale that the most doubtful of those who do not know
a box-go II when thcv see it. will be compelled to buy simply to
prove to their fric “le that they are alwz Ivs alive to the chance of
sav ing a dollar.
Ileavoi to please.
Sole.
\\ e have hail phenomenal success in our eu-
Let Us ho (2 We will succeed to. well on this
The bargains II ill be ullv as good.
Don: be the, last to
call and the 2n Complain because the goods are all gone.
NOTE THE PRlCES
’l‘hcn conic and sec the goods.
‘ w" \\'l'l
SHALL l'Sl‘I lHSUlETlHN AS
They are all for sale on our
BENTEB BBBNTEB IN THE ANNEX.
_ .-....__.._-
'l'f) _-\l.l
ALSH WANT IT ['XlI'FIRS'TUUIl THAT \VE
.UWIXH ANY
”NE
l’l‘iiifit IN Bi'YlNi} '1‘! It) LARGE .\ QUANTITY.
l2 \ira fine pattern full 9 pit'H‘
00v
Toilet Si‘ls
the urine 8." I2 5.2 during this sale $121:
airs i’otts Saul lions. lllt'kit pin
I.;Ir-n- sim' \liik l‘u' 2:. priic lI‘vI'.
2-l2llli (viii i' III‘ i028. lulx.
in! “I'.’.’t I‘ilomli
I
it”)
on! priu2$
“T \I' 'il in?
p.21-
indium.
the regular price on
.\\'t‘ \‘Oll furi‘LR’U.
'Ji t m ll.
price 2.: II
III'2 M‘”
Lam.- :42 sizI- li'flllllt'tl \\ ash Basins PHI 0 I‘ II2 wvsdl for'ic each.
\\ I ginuautco to show wit the bed \\ ash liIlI Stand ever seen.
pr'ii'I Hji't. w Ul'lll titlllitit’
.\iiwh ilill‘lltl‘ iron front (iii Stoics. IlicI nine of which Is Si '3»,
soil lIII :‘li' v.11 ii.
sell for $139.
'iu'o burner. some make.
worth >3? "5 we
[ABBEST UNE BE Bli STOVES
Hum .15 to quality and pziu- I \t'f slum” Ill l‘tlll‘iit‘lil ( IIIIIitI.
no“ he .~.I.2:2 ll at our ~IIII'.I2
‘v of “losses. full :Iizw.
7x2 Ilixli Pans. I-mrih 3.3.2
2 2:; iii'.li4'l‘~~. others .Isk'.’
_'lt “ilk lrl'. l'llil. Silt ii:
limo III
Lillf'l ‘-
iiIHtl
i'S'Si
\‘I.- have ”.\F. III tiiph plated ull Ivhitc Iiicml.
Silu r \\ .III I' l’iiI iltl'.
\.ilIII of same [55:1 I
-:~t 1cm
\II' \t' 'il i
an
l‘2’l: 15>. .Iiii prl' lill7( n
or [5' .I' I .‘ll' ll
2r. In: \t' -ll for pm me li
.,\ 5‘(' I32 li: tic.
I: _'f Inch:
pIItI or drop
it Is Iming to the first now in m 'x‘.. ';I\ tip-
ih- -iiiiii_nl( Iiokiiig i’.ot.~' Iain-.2 Inc We sell for low Inc h
( limp {Ill'j’ ImIIia i t' ('m ii
in st “Ill".v hand .\Hlllf' lI tit" Ul‘iiii‘
do 2I2II; one Iiozc 2Ii limit
Ilh
\‘ttlli'c i
Mm: :‘II- each. mica
l2" IIII2 quality (tings . aut‘v Dish 5 fut-II .I down one dozen limit.
I .lcgant (Ilassf rather lurs. Ial
\\ hat IS home without a Cuspador? .\'
Dinner Plates for 5.}(2 each.
llf‘ MW.
351'
“'0 \‘I ii in? ".00 I‘m ll.
one for 1'23.
Just think of it' .\n clwaiit \ incgarC ruse llc.
\\ rue SI ts. red I olorings, worth $3 52'. for >3! Hz! per set
l'IIiiI‘ ll otllc lildss ( :Intnl' ff'm
than “Joe.
tillfill mvcr licloro sold for less
\\ I2 are going to run lill' lamest size Rockingliam Teapots for
3"" cut it.
iilIIHS\
l'lllll' _\ lht'uiutcd l’lulcs lIh cull.
ut ilivhcs only .‘I‘c vac h. cheap at l W.
hie-grim Dc 1 oratctl Bone, Dishes for \‘I' car h.
Hm st of ( 'oloicd Mass Water Sch" with ”loss Tray. all corn-
plcti- III II' Si N. “with .u h nets
(mid l’IzIIiIlt' hina lam: ( up if I. 'Jil. limit one-half dozen to
I2: II h I tluinlllt'l‘.
t‘ hilIlrI II 's Fame) llct'ol‘ilii'rl f ups Ilc cm li.'
Fauc 'I 'looth Pick Holders -Ilc .
Illa» \\ .III2 I l’ itc hers I'II' I2: u h
(”use l’rcscrIc limits We can h.
Buy your Jelly l‘IiiuhlerI. Wiliil'
l‘IIlIcI’ lleiorzilml Buffer l’hltcs
tr ii
)1!“ f"
.‘I'up limit.
In get them for ”M2 u doz.
‘.’I'I cau- '.h etc. .. etc. etc.
u, M...” _-
This is only a part of what we shall offer at this
REDUCTION SALE
m( “I“...
HBBSEEBBNISNINB BBBBS.
iii'nlt‘ll‘lbf‘l‘ the fact that—Mk“ the
be early rather than late.
.W.
supply of these goods is limited. on
Keep your eyes open for Tickets on the
Shonlnger Plano.
M
We would call attention to a few bargains iii our Notion
De mrtmcnt:
res» Shieldnmsmkinet or (lotto Peri-ha. In-
French Waist Bones. all sizes. he dozen
pair. 3 for 25c.
II for ZIP.
kdrah or while We doz.
ady for use. 012.
nmnumm m u I, covered Waiut Bteelii, ca Iped ends. black
lilapnlmai mrmm on an In. It tpond , co red Waist feel. he. a dozen.
Dumas «mined lib Wm to he! Rucbiln do a yard iii; ardri 19c.
me Wm“ "WM BeatNicke lilafetyl2 his be. IIcandIIc.
mtddothmhnm. Redoubt dill! 1:119,” do it '
m... .2342» “new In... inns..m'.éiuifia' '2'
Myonaii’m lukiilhlnilelf. "
. ; THE BBSTBN STONE,
83 maintainer.
“8°" 2 H ”WALK. or
8.8. Mama: “
mu Furl It Nair I;
o llIII; Chicago «viable
NORWALK mow Ivonne co. MW
mtg. J.“ {-15.3 .mm machinery
TIN I'M "It“. Hobbit
repairef or manniwtorgionam
chinery made prompt!) . n
manner-cane covariance maxi.
dealerin aluminum
ohoeilndina.
AVIBON. A. 156 Main It. 8.
rubles. nah. oysters. chain.” ”'33”
ammo “THU
lolitemlnmnfrullufiiflNo. Mafia.”
racially. VI ashinmon In. 8.8. app.
CARR. WILLIAM B. Benedict Farm
has-Ivan. rm
IIIIAfYa'llnk‘ludn. Home hi3
IIIHBUR Er. WM. 1“
mg . . Dealerinallw
LOCKWOOD II. Washington fit. It
fine meats. fish, or Item. clams. vent
SMITH' s ASIIINIITONMARK‘E’I‘. “Wash-
ington “.58. meats. poultry forfaniilrtrade.
TlCI-I Jr NASH 68o. Mamet. 8.. BMW
poultry. etc. Choice cuts at c prices.
WEBRER J. P. l: Main at. N. choicemfltl.
poultry. fish. vegetables. etc.
LUMBER DEALERS It Puma mus.
RANDALL'S MILL. E. N. lumber and timber,
rough or w orked toorder. mouldingntrinutc:
MASONB AVID BU III-DEBS.
SEYMOI' R. “LVRY. mWeet no.8. N. All
ads of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM H. :3 West at. 8. N. Job-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRANITE-
BATES P. \‘I'. “'ater at. N. manufacturer of
fine granite and marble work. and dealer in
stone work of all kinds.
Ml’V’S Oli‘l'l PETERS.
COMSTOC K BROS. Masonic build’ N" 1480.
)lein III 5 .S. lienthmen sfu ranging
Flt .\YL’lH ‘2 f 0. 86“ ar-hington at, 8. ‘81 he
hats, gentlemen' 5 furnishings of all kinds.
2 MERCHANT TAILOREL
tIl' SOWSKI I21. Ill Wall st. N. A perfect It
guaranteed; the lamt sly lcfiaiwnys on hand.
Rut (H R. F. I? No Main st. 8. N. Pine tull-
oring a epcv'ialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLIVEBY.
COLLI.\'~. R. ”if I: Main st. 8.)
material Used desired.
Fl'l’f ll MINES MissJLH‘nllst. N. agencyfor
‘UIII ‘itallenlfilflnd Dye ingEsl-n bliahment.
MLSIO TEACHERS.
Gill-08. ALEX S. “flierwin st. 8. Plano.
organ and harmony
OYSTI‘. II I‘LAN'I'I'ZRS AND 1mm
’HOYT. W. If £2808. L4Waternt. S. 8. not
of Raymond. i I'lantemexpmere and! le-
sale Iii nit-hi In native oysters.
REED& H0! SJMN.13H\‘awrsI,S..N Plan-
tern .\fld stoppers of Norwalk oyster-a.
VAN VAME. J. L&C0. P.O. boxfiBSN.
PATTERNS AV!) nouns.
\‘0RWALK PATTERN W ORKS Chas. I]. Ain-
Ihorpe prop fil‘th-lllt‘ an- s .\. Houseboat-
in I: II =pr Htli). by steam. or water or hot
air. References: Somali: Lock y.
fair mil: Dr. III-banana. Hiram): If.“m I.
III ti. Hit-“Ill: John Tryon. Ihot nirl:“llliun
ll. MIIiIlI. I~I¢2 .urII: limit- thumb. (hotairl;
and 'III my otlII rr.
' PAIN'I'FJIS.
BR .\l.\' .\.!!!) F. (‘. . W ater SLR Si painter.
Paint. gold and silver signs a spec ty.
(I‘Tl-‘RB ASK GEO. Il . ”\Yater 5t 8.301120
and sign "rim", paper hanger. decorator.
PHO‘I‘OGBAI’IILIIS.
NORTH 6.5.1 “aahington st. 5.8.
quality onlyumd that the
PIIY SICIARS.
lirirhe \\ l'. .omce II and 4I “'nshington IL.
>. .\ ilourniltn ll! 11o 3'l, I to"
Pl .-\\0 11 NE]! t IIIII'AIREB.
Ill SDI: F. I". F. (or “all and Knight No.8. Ale
IlI- 2IlIr' In pianos oreanemhcetmnsicwtc.
I’L. \Tl‘f-IA fiilIJ). SILVFRA‘D NICK“.
”it“ .\l n' i‘iIATIXG ('0 ”WI!"
an»! t II I iinplaiiugdoue.
~lIIII-,; of all Fund: of niei “pol
nun Lyra“; Anna's. '“
l .\ITI)\1.A(UH M. \I'anlrinmonsnneflw
s .\. l' l’Ul‘t rt; formic. lioustslorcnn‘seeadv
\IIIIIIIII Iltlr. ILA. No. Malnst 9.8. huumto
rv III .III 2:1 building lob for rule.
III‘ ST“ l BASIS.
lil .\lll-l E. F. l-. " Railroad l’iat'bke.
In all iltllll“.
.hdles own
One
\. Meals
Sui. lly first I lam in every ro-
I” It. A h- -w I ride boarders taken.
l. ‘I.\i' 5 “kid” Hl‘I‘TAl “ANT 9. 5'.
ii) lilt' ln': -.I priII-siholweat. Openall
SCII‘KIL‘.
ii. if“ D." MISS [.\STITLTHuV Younladlen
imithiilli,’ amid: II .~I h- ol. Springfemfill’n'.
“RS. “[2. .'\l) 55! 'litiul. for girls and)
lulies. Hillside . . .Spring term opcMApfll 17:11.!
SIIIIIITIIASD AND T! P}! 4" film“.
i..’\l DI: R's IIIIIXK .21.}: c F. PlnmeMn.
Day and evening melon-I. dead for circular.
511‘. AM ENGINES ANII PUMP!!-
VIIR“ A] K lltllx W (IRKS FOMPANYHHIG
\\ am III. .8. near Railroad bridge.
m: \;sllll‘ rIcIIn'r Item
1.. II’ To.\'. .I Al'OH M Washington maniac.
S. .\. I III-2.22 III: kelp. drafts. money «demand.
8108!: DEALERS.
I212. RRIH. JOHN H ft \\ IIIIhIngIon ans. 8. aha
briI‘ x. lite I, II Inc of. hair. plan-fer.
\toliTIiN JOHN B. lor avenue. 8. N
Mm ilt\¢'r of I' our role muol’ka.
mm us. Insoles As!) an!
Kl-Z'l‘r lll' .\I 1.5mm. 29 lint-fluid a. 8. ‘8
“In mm a and VIIIII r beaten. P.0
Pi)“ l2. 1 L. .l. \I'. 28‘Yubington It. 3. N.
TRUCKING.
\ltlll I‘oNJIIIIN II. arr-rim avrnneJi 8. Light
and iii-III y triII king promptly attended to.
UNI“! “TAKEN.
Jl-Z .\NINGR. .I. Ii 9w. Hone R.’ new. lus-
de ll II‘I film it.\ . 'l'ul eph one
I"; ‘IIIFK. ”ED. 3.’ No. Main of. H. N. Open
at ionnt.
'. o.\II. mm II. III ml 40 Main
Rupi- aronllorkeluy ILITelepbona'l‘l'x‘ N.
do ob M. Layton.
Real brain and I run IA 00ml
surauce Intern ? urind Accidcnl.
(II-um Murmur; x'l'leiutrwl (‘abln ands
Draft»! or 1:! Ion upwards. and Mo
to all mm of Europe. Notary I’m”;
lulnmnentn taken. Haitian! kn. m:
gage checked toileatlniit Ion
ppm-m mat or: I: ran the.
‘ 3-.»
JARVIS “KELLOGG‘.
Fina loot: Illli slices.
and Findings.
ogm-filflenihm given to Republic. "all.
at MAIN Infill". - NORWAIIK.OON8
Item Next to Bryant. Bern I (to. ‘ ‘
ALBIN MALIIIOTH
Dealer in all kinds of
lei m Blunt Int: luau,
VBIIII‘I'AIILM blidfhflimm.
Butter. Sun. farm-amid flanges. MM
If?» I
NORTH MAIN roam. NEAR weer.
South Nowell. hell 1
SMITH NBIWILK ”It!“ INNI.
d “‘baa legion street
"pen ally6 Iromll to “not
9. m. mat on Haiti IIy evenings“. "an.
Irlnlml allowed on deport
ALDEN mflgififfii“ R
A“
JOHN If.
swuuw. W3]. A. Knight mu. an I
HARVEYJ! Ii. 701‘!)th "Mom“: 8.”, a ,
CALL AT J [I'D D's Cash Market. mm:
J
Norwalk Chronicler