Bllfli AN [IP-
9 "Bl.
. £81“ Illne- Intern-a or “with".
W In thorn-Ira landm-
junh m.
Saturday night George Taft, of
l the of‘l'aft Brothers, proprietors of
‘ am store on Wall street,sawa
mauwalkinspaotthutorenndactingas
Hbmwatchlngsomwueinaide. Mr.
“raft wontto the front door M the fol-
low walkod rapidly down the streot. He
thanuotieed that a leather reeling cont,
which had hungonteide, was missing.
, Ir. Taft started in pursuit of the follow,
, chains him down Smith street. The
. thief, using that Mr. Taft was gaining
;; on him, darted into the tramp room of
the lockup. Chief of Police DeForest,
who had been notified of the affair by
Seymour Taft, the junior member of the
urination came up, and with Mr. Tali
entered; the lockup. The ollicer placed
the stranger under arrest, putting him
behind the hunt. , He claimed to know
nothing about the coat. Shortly after-
Chief DeForeat went down to the
lockup Seymour Taft saw an Italian pass
the store with a leather coat on his arm,
which he recognized as belonging to the
firm. He hailed the Italian, and upon
questioning him learned that he had jusIt
purchased the coat from aman on the
“other side of the street for $1.60. om...
Martin just then came along and, acting
under the instructions of Mr. Taft, plan-III]
theatrnnger on the opposite side of the
street under arrest. Just then Chief II.»-
Fomt and Mr. Taft returned and l’lfiL‘l’l
Harlin WI instructed lolock the mun up.
This morning both prisoners wen.-
brougbt before Justice Coolidge at amor-
ney B. If. Lockwood's office. They
gave their names as Michael Murphy. of
Fall Riva, 51333., and. Joseph Conway,
of Puma, R. I. There being Bll'l'i'ltlt'lll't’
against ‘ C(Inwhy he was discharged.
Murphy was tenoed to jail for thirty
days for theftfirvy days for Ilmnknnms.
and the costs of the case.
Before the trial Patrick Blake, a sa-
. keeparonWater street, testified that
urphy came into his place Saturday
niglrtand stole his overcoat. The pris.
oner had it when he was locked up
Subsequently the lockup was searched
and the coat, torn into shreds. was found
stuffed into rat holes In various parts ot
the room.
salmon—YE ill—lili'u Illiv.
Rev. 0. A. Plddotl llrgel Them to ('nlrl-
rate a Spirit of Ber-route for Eldon.
Rev. C. A. Piddock preached again
yesterday in the South Norwallr Baptist
church. His morning sermon was ap—
, ' ted. but the evening sermon was
particularly noticeable. being a sermon
to Mug men from the text found
in Mink cxix, 9: “Wherewithul Shall
a Young Man Cleanse His Ways?"
Young men present Inuat have been
in with the truth of the sum,»
meat that one of the greatest t‘VllS of tho
preterit time isdisohedit-nce of children
to parents. Another, irreverence for
parents. The speaker said he looked
with suspicion upon the young man w It»
would speak of his [a "Old Man. '
and of his mother as ld Woman."
Godbleu your pamtaiulile and their
graves when gone should be in (Ire-r)
heart. He urged the young to cultivate
thespirit of reverence for elder», whirh
iuomuch needed. “a filled how on»
would feel if called tothe lIIIIlsIIlt-of a
dying parent whom they had disobey III)
or treated scorntully. Ewn lIoIItlIIII
rations, who know not the true God, ltl’t‘
audit reverence for parent».
Another mistake lathe false iIlI-II young
men have of life in not conlhllng in par-
outa. Parents are looked upon not.»
olM-ahioued. Another mistake in lllt‘lr
neglect of the Bible. He will, “National
greatuew lies in the reverence {or and
study of Humble." He urged young
men to lake the’wordof (iodu their
noun-eh A shipwrecked unbeliem wan
shell which book he w. going to take
with him. to which he replied,
Ellie. because the Bible is a complete
book.”
'W will teach a man to
In a Borne young men want
int Inflow tlmir wild can." but they
that begin that way Wily keep on
”to; wild one». The only safe way
wuloryounc mentobeglnnowlo mw
mesh of righuouneat. for we «lay tin-y
nut render an account to one. lie
would young men again-It letting the
Mill uncompensat- keep them
”do“. thrill“. He illustrated the
monamm, when um
1‘ th‘m: I... II."""“l7.I‘”°‘m‘.l:..f’
arm 51103”
roar loin and law It Iliad. Muffins.
P,—
Item or uh. I. it moron.
Ila Flu-o Away Karly 'I'llio floral-3 Alter
anion "th
Dr. lam Tiled Sanford died 0'! pneu.
monia at his home. No. 39 Went street.
at drillocloch this morning. aged forty-
Bome Sociable, and when he arrived
home was taken seriously ill and grad-
ually failed. Mr. Sanford was born in
Redding, this ttule. lie graduated from
Yale in the class of '75, and immediately
commenced the practice of medicme in
Newiluven. He afterwards located in
Cornwall and Sht-llield, 11333., coming
from the latter place to this city last
May. During his short midencv here
he had built up a good practice and by
his cordial manners and generosity had
mlltlt" many friends, all of whom nincnre—
ly regret his death. He was the prime
mover in the organization of a tennis
club here. and wanits president at the
time of his death. He was a nephew of
Mrs. Jane Flynn, lluvIlIIud street. and
leaves II wife and two children. Funeral
services will be held from the house
Wednesday Ilftornoon. at 2 o’clock. Thr-
romains will be taken to Sheffield. Mane“
for burial.
Mr». ('Iatlu-rlue .‘lrlltmuld.
Mrs. Catherine )lIrllonulIl Iliad Sutur-
day at the home of hi“! daughter, Mrs. J.
U. Carrier. on liminr street, in the
llitlctyvlirbt yI-arol' benign. Sho- leaves
"if”? :randrliildrm. ltw‘ltll A. l.‘-IIrriI-r.
of .‘I'orival.;; lI rank .\'. l'zIrriIrI'. of South
XIII-walk. :IIIIl MW. .lIIlIn Soillm'k. of
Dnrivn. Funvml N‘f'l'll‘v‘fi will lII- held on
Tin-Inlay at her int.- l't‘SllllI‘llL‘I? :It 2 p. In.
His. AlIIlIuIIIIiIl‘s lllZ|lllt‘ll lllll’lll‘ was
WW l. Slw Wan 1mm in lelflt‘ll, Elll‘
youngest of lu'wutywno IflIilIln-II DTJIInIIhI
Wood and Lydia SlIIIInI'In. in 174516. alter
tlII-(lI-ulh ol’ lwr lllhlxlll: Il. she clinic to
.\\vr“fllli w llll lII~rIlI InglItI-r, Hrs. l.‘:IrriI-r.
and the [Irv-sent IIIIIIIvstIIzIIl \vzts built.
Janna-I Slausou. grztnIll'atlIIIrof llII' ll"-
I II.I.~ (t1, \I'IIs captain of tho Homo iiunnls
IIlIo atchIIple-d to defend \‘IIrIIn'k when
it was burned by General 'l'ryon: he also
had It command in the war of hill .llrs.
I’Im'ier is the only living tltlllgltlt’r of the
deI-I-nsed. Mrs. McDonald Iva-4 in up-
intently good health before she IliI-Il and
retained her facultieal' or the past seven
or eight years she had attended the old
folks' party‘given annually by Mrs
(lmrge W. Swill-0k. ul )lIIrIviII sire-l,
always. outlining build from Ila» lions»
Slu- “'3‘? (ho :w‘l‘t'llllll llltll 5f. l.z-l_v \I'..II at-
tended lllt‘Stfgilllll‘l'lllg‘. UII tlII- morn-
ing of [or Iii-nth :JIII wax us well :5 Q‘Vt‘l’
and was tnlkln; about coming down
stairs. lit-rtlnugliler carried her up II
Impul tI-n about ll III-luck. tlII-n willi-
Illvw, [having her IIII-tlII-r sitting in II
I'lmir holding the cup in om- hand. l'pIIn
her return about half an hour nip-mud,
all" found tlII- old lady Evil“ retaining lIIIr
ni‘llrp on (hm-up, the {on having not bowl
touched or oven spillml. She spoke to
lurr. and upon Ilm‘vr I-IIIIIIIiIIutiIIII found
:hIIl Slll‘ u’urs IlI-It;l. A pIIIII'I-lul IprrIIs-
sion upon iII-r face slIIIIvI-d rilll‘ IIIIII IlII‘IIl
t‘itn’lly. She“ “'I'L‘lalll'h'lllll“lll‘lfillall. and
II llli‘lllln‘l‘ of tho. Vorwulk Methodist
l‘lllllml,
KillI-Il a seven You! Rattler.
‘I\'_ W. (‘IIuIstIIck, of this city. nritm
Kiln Inllows from l'luy Springs. Florida:
”While out quail hunting ywwnlny nIIIIr
lake Ilruntly \vltlI Major Su-inmilz.
one of his point-Irdoga struck II lrIIil. fol-
lowing it for mine IliatIInI‘II. l'pIIII run»
In): up to llll‘ gumv the «lug Hilllll'l‘lly
sprnngmido .IIIIIIII- six lm-l. Wu lIIIrriI-Il
to the spot IIIIII won: at little IIIIrprisIIl to
find an l'lltlflllllllti rntllvr. Both lirml, tho-
IIIIIjIIr's shut taking away IIIIrIIIIl his
III-.Id nIIIl nIinI- rolling lIinI completely
in uvo about six llll‘lli'tl lower down. On
stretching it out it IIII-IIIAIIrIIIl «own feet
finches in length nudllinrlnu in I-ir-
ItunIl‘iarIIncn at tho [nut-at port. It had
it'll rallies and II button. which I cut oil
and IIEIIIll bring homo. ll mm of the
diamond illill‘k \‘IIriI-ty, the moat Ill-tully
kind. and omI of the hug-Int l‘i‘i'l’ killed
in this sternum. So you my wI-nro liable
to strike homo formidable gum-own in
thin part of Florida.“
Mn. lllrflaulry Motrin-It. of .15.
street. wnu robbed of 0'25 about noon
preparing dinner, she went to her room
somewhat surprlaml to find a Ilrawcrol
the lmrean. which alto alwnyn kept
locked. had been pried open. Au inwa-
tigatlon showed that her pooh-t book.
mmlning 375 um mining. She said
she had her mpiclona an to who look it.
man’s arm}. _.._W,..,.._.....
More“ to Murray remodel.
Governor Flower. of New York, a requi-
rltlou for Charles it. Whammy and
ham
sou-m uonw mlt‘hefir to. on. an...
mm. M lamvb, Meal.
noon- W“
m. So. lain at. ll. 5. custom wright-in;
olieyelm" Wghflufieriarm
memoohlthe doctor attended theta-t
lint. .lmnm Mei nuley. of flu Walt-r
yeah-"lay. she told II Human. rIIporIar
thin morning that about 1 o'clock, alter
on the second lloor of her hotel and was
and that them would be reported to
the police and a warrant tamed tor the
Governor Bulheley nan Mcelml from
LENWMWMM
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mpdo'u. Plano, specifications
”all!“ ”0* mrhmm
EPLEIlllllG FllEE CllllllGE
The Report on the Bland Bill
Presented to the Honse.
2380mm] ,llLALL lTBPlIAES.
“W
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n Law Would PM More Money lnt‘lrI
citation and Would Alu- Add Materi-
ully to the Value of All lr'nrln Product:-
“'ASIIIXWI‘OX, Feb. III—The report of the
committee on coinage. weights and meme-
nrci on the Bland fru- coiuug» bill Wits
[Invented to the houso by Mr. Bland. by
the mnsont of tho minority of tin- commit-
tee, whose views will be made public later
(In. The report is quite voluminous, cowr~
lug every phase oi the silver question.
After rorieuiug the changes mmlo by the
committee on coinage, weights and meats.
mos on the bill as originally introduced, it
(until-.6578 under the time] «I! "the dump of-
IanI-r" the vital question at issue, as follows.
“The Dump of silver.”
The familiar warning that line coinage
would cause nhiplmuls of silver from other
countries to be brought hum and dumped
at our mints, in (I change for our gold, is
still urgod. How can this be. under the
bill or propmrd in. e The Iahiplonrl of sil~
yer brought to our mints by the foreigner
would be coined into standard dollars and
these dollars returned tn him, but he could
not go to our treasury and demand gold for
them. Nor run he compel one of our I'itl-
zt-Inimsvvap 'IIim'I. n gnlcldollnr furneilvor
dollar SLIIlIl the (up :gnor tuko win not It
for lI.-I hul'on inslvnd oi mm. homutnke
his win note to the treasury and demand
nulmnplinn, but tho notn.I is redeemable in
min “ml. the :«Iremry ol the treasury could
hand lIiIn lmrk llli‘ coin struck from his
sli‘pluml of infill-In. The I‘onriymor then
Would noun-ts. that he lrrtd committed tho
blunIlIIr IIl inn-glut: :Ilvvr to our mints
wlzvn it is Worth three cunts on the dollar
less than it was at home. and that in} laws
this three cents anal cost of transportation
lIIz-‘IiIl-Is.
\‘v'lm. thou, will he do with his mumvyl
El» must IIiIiII-r Inn-st it in pmpI-rty hero or
go home ‘I\ E If. He could not lIII}';;IIlIl
with it orchid exchange, unless gold and sil-
vIIr wvrv at par. In this ("use then.- could be
no reason {or prwlvrrmg ttIv- one metal to the
other. ll’ gull WE'I‘II Inn {In quIn in.- would
have to pay the prI-IIIIuIII on his arming»,
thus rotating: on him :IIldIli. Innl lI th‘h In surmi-
ing lI.-a >hlpl|3dd§ ot silt-Ir. ll fll’ invnus liu
slIlplIInIls of IIIvIIrInnnvy in our property
and business ville‘l’ll’lrvxi it would nt mm;
stimulate industries, awaken t‘l’ltl'l’flfltk‘fi and
give us a healthy business and wand 'cur~
rency. What more Ionld ho desired! Ev»
ery shiploml of silv IIr .lru I brought ht h‘ and
unwind III prIIlnIIiw multh Would h: IIII
u twofold wilt-cl. It Would brim: 1mm.-
Itniplrvl pnnpomy totlm IIIIIIIIIry. Tllt‘llt'LT
would 1“ panics In the Illl'fi'urld, Bum; Isa
would the-II lh‘ painlytml for want or llhilll‘y.
I’l’:Ir~iI*l'lt}‘ 'V‘l’l‘ IIIIIl .‘liIlellUOll In tho old
I‘quItnI-II Cl'Ivu'Iel lIm'II rillplIuIIb «If tin-Er y.»
plv lo L‘Ullll' to this I ”unity III «Inn ii I»! :III II
lust mom-y. The nations of [in Hal World
nrrnwnt‘l- of thin; thIy \voulul II II that ill)
such thing (I'l‘lll’rul. 'l‘lIIIy know the Lul-
vunluga- lrm- IIIIinagII-Il Plit‘v'l‘ would gunmnv
No [II II~. llv‘fll‘l‘ llmlr unilnmi pn-IlII-I.-.;..~I
that III'InIIIIIy Would lk" tiw li'sllll um. ..d In
‘phklwrll‘l‘. They nrv‘ :lnl ll) tlIII hum III giv-
mi: llh trustworthy u h i«‘ , II: to tho murm‘
we should purh‘uv Iz; llll~ mutter,
\Yimlom Quint-III in It» l'zuur.
Tlil'll full Ins a lung I'xlrm't from ”In It'-
pori III' .‘I‘t'rr‘zdhry III tho Th'uhlll'y “union:
for the year 133‘? in support of llll‘ lll' Hr
gum. n'...‘ In which m Inr~ (llc follow! :.
'l'IlII tr II, lll he I no kllIIWll nu umulzm In of
ndn- . bulb Inauy uh: nit-In tho world ”1‘ tinny
long more Ill-pow IIIl ho.- »mk II! Inc. .I Ii slln r
coins. partly by sale. partly by fu'llilludt‘ i to
lu-r own new .s-IlnIIlIary mun» and party by no“
in mining l-vr Egypt. Only rurnmly ll leronIo
ll!"‘i*~~‘ IIy tII pun-lum- silver tor tho Egyptian
cm .I I-xwulul III thv mint It! Berlin.
'I lit‘ rvport lllv'll pnwwrda bymyim: tlIItt
Wlil‘ll the utII-r ltl'llflzlfifl‘lll'll'p and lul-
lnt'li‘h of all ill" IIll‘l’ ullji't'llull-l ft; in»:
rolnznw ll‘ IilIIIIvtI W. are I-IIIIfrunlIIIl with
thunlunmtum (but our gold Will live this
country, at Illll‘r‘ commuting our mim'xIIIy_
0! all tin- olIJIII‘tIIIIm urged against ll‘t'l‘
IIoIiIngII this. in tin..- opinion of your mm-
lnltlw. 'L-i the only our that down-w N‘l 1. IIII
I'IInII'IIlrnIti-In. 'l'lInt tlnI «bongo prI-puml
in our cum-my lam involving llw round to
rI-nlornllon vi the lIIInIIItIIllII' ~tIIIuiItI-l. II I.~-
lnnI l0 tln.I II.IiI;III,:I~ of lwlll tIII-lIIEII IIII Willnl
to IIIIIII mil Inn-u: for lln InIInII-nt ,mnIe- up-
prvbcrwionmml probably l'l llil‘plhllltrll to
hoard gold Inny bur l'Xpi‘t'Tt‘ll. yet any ('Vlla
that may rI-Imli mlhl from the nutun- ol Ii.»
situation lh‘ luminary. No important
change that affects our financial syslrln ran
ho Inuit) without musing sumo tummy-In»
h-Iwo or (fiction willl‘Wlll‘l‘l‘. Yet It will link
bomntorulnd that our laws relating to tho
currency or to the ltll'lff or other mule» of
taxation are never to be altered, The ulti-
mate good to ho obtained la. and airway lllli
bone. a nnlllIIIoul argument. To Milo!»
ailror now would not min» the radical
change that war ollocml in our currency
lawrutheactdemmtialngitdld.
Indoodfiomouetlutlon took unwitt-
out warning ml outline when m- were
looking mat-Implicit of coin payment
and unruly needed all the specie potable.
We have approached lreemlnauegmlually.
We renamed the «rim of thenaarlanl
sliver dollar in We with the dhtlnct poo
pure or putting thin country on tho gold
ml silver than. We have ruined over
mum» of pliver doilara. and we have
health-II om 50.1mm oi allror bullion and
are now purchasing 450,0“, ohm only
month our approach to fret-winch.
been steady ml porllatent. We believe
Hirer shouhlhave been restored atoneola
rm. Then the longer it in dehyad the
greater the intention done to our people.
The Hunt an the farmer.
Womnowmfl‘eringalllheefib alleged
ll?-
motorivrlmvflnm. WI #13353
me .
BTJOHKOHAfidfl’Wflfl-quw
mummm daularlu ribbon
I! la III-Inlet] Thur Making the Hem-Ire
Mkfl'fl‘.
ll. ll. It mill-Ill III. N.
Danna arm camellia.
Wfimuwfiamtmmm
tavern-minim Mam-t. Ween
thmttedtotha mingle gold madam,”-
qunemly when gold m up a compared
to ether. hi» whom. cotton and export; tall
in price. in other words an diver lumbe-
tow gold. to I'IIllII the export trade and farm
prodnm {all in price. Time tarts were
elnarly Huught out in the invutign’tiouol
tin-British row! communhm'. An explana-
warmly: inmate tanner hallma-
unwo, hhprodnctr tor gold, in gold
nets gold. The golddoilar
will buy IilI-er enough now in the London
market town: 91... "‘ In: our ratio. and more
at llmrntlo of India, author the lmnerlu
lilwr standard countries gets for hip wheat
II nudit'icncy of silver to coin it in .th borne
mint intotl. "'I In other words, bribes in
reality got elf -I for his wheat. Not so with
the American former. lie gets his dollar in
gold, but he cannot with the gold dollar
buy Minn for coinage at home tor the rm—
wn that free coinage is tlonied him, silver
coinage here being limited to government
amount.
The American farmer getsa dollar fora
glt’rm amount of bit wheat. meats and col.
ton pnxlnctrs. whereas the farmer in silver
using m‘Inntr'wo gut» 51.35 cents lorthe eIuno
uuount of his product. Free Itilvul' would
put silver and gold onaprncticnl parity,
than putting the Ameridn farmer on an
equality with silver ming people. it in be-
yond It doubt that Ibo lrt-o coinage of silver
would thus add at least from I: to lfiper
cent. to the value of all farm products. so
that it incicoriysecn that the gain of the
aflvor miner as compared to the gain of th»
Ameriam former by the (rec coinage of
silver is practically insignificant.
The Quntlon of Purity.
The report goes on to state that tlw bul.
lion pun‘hnsen will not restore tlnI purity of
‘tho two metals. Bimetnllnxm menus that
each metal shall beaotandard with iueIll.
Free mileage of silver means that all nilver
bullion of «Half grains standard. or Ills“
grains pure silver, shall be worth a do in
lawful payments. The stamp of the gov-
emmont in attired to it aflely for the pun
pose of a guarantee of its weight and lino
noun. Tn.~ committee naturals that this
country can ruin the two metals free ly and
at par. and elite the: Maud history of
Franco n3 illuslmti th'nz pm. It.
l pun tho point o’llktming the parity hr
bullion purview“ he committee qualms
from the minority hymn what in knou :I "Is
the W inIlIIrn-I'nngI-r bill. Jhat th—I Illul'llt‘ u:
Wl' Inspond tho coinage of tho month-ting
silver dollar and make gold the solo lulu I-rIII
of all rIIlt-mplions, a: tin- \lindInn rrr. Iort
propoam. than :nld of ll‘t'\>lly mint lun-
tiquI tonic-nun» rapidly than lI.-lon- and
the routI-ntmn is made that the moon
of that nh‘ltsun‘ Would find thernu
cheated In tho Innin IIlIIIIIIt nought-ain- InI
crease of tho value of mlI‘I-r as l‘UlIlfill'r'll to
gold.
A lonanot. .IItiIIn LI. made, from tho Hillll'
rep-In to prove. that ffl’t' mime is rwpIu. It
by the constitution Cow haying no
lawful right to demonotiu Eltbt’f gold or
silver unIlI-r tho proviI-ionn "that congress
shalllnm- power to coin money. rugulatr-
the value Tht‘h‘tlf and of foreign min." and
that "no built? mall Inakonnytliing but gold
and filIVt'l’l‘fllll a Truth?! in puymcut III a
dt'bt."
Mow )lurwy \“nulll (‘irrulmlu
The IIIIIIIIIltlI‘r malt» -ll‘i‘!l‘.luil~> (l.',
that from Cwlllllgf‘ vvuulil put mar.» allUlIl .
I'lnIulIItiI‘III, At the present prII-I-IIl sile-r,
IIIyII tlIIIrvport, "KILIIIIJIII of hul‘nI-n mil
nIIIlII-IIIIIIIII $.'I~_II~I,IIIIIIII us mining r:I7~-.
an InI'nIIh-I II! some FIJMIMMI nnIIuIILIy.
Fnl'tllm‘. lllt‘i'l' is now at all time-so «urplm,
not large. partial-i. but Ilell n surpIn-x f'll'lil'
ins: the III..rk--r. lrIIII Immune would “Tn-III“
v...- wt.I.:I- of thnt "Ilnllllrl. \‘llfltvvi‘l’ it llltl)
liv'. Into our mquI'y. In the thl} tr“:
cough-5a. (unzinuI-s‘ thr frplrl. "IvlnIu this
sum» llmlfr‘r “‘va under I-nnrllondiun. tlII-
mle-rs-I report of the majority of tho l‘il‘lll‘
ngv committee Iulvnm'nl tin.» Null" him I"
that viking law furnishes mi llllll‘ll S‘lll"
n-ncy an lrw ruinugo Would xiv» II.~ ll
[Dual l'l' n-mvmlmmd, though. that IhI- Imrc
numtwr of dollars is not the only thing II.
he considered. The status of IIIIVI-r Tlll'
world over 'nI also a mam-r of primII llll
portnnv'n." The not of tlIII rupurt cutout.-
ol I'npioiu I- rtnu ts from tho D‘Fll‘l of the
minority on the W indom- l‘ IIngIIr lllll
laitlI Trenton-m Killed Ilrr.
LIMA. U . lI‘I-b. lit-«MN. All-“4)“! llIIIItLIIi
haul born Ill for several VIII-«L's, but lII-r Ilm-
tor lmIl her on lllt‘ mud to m-IIvI-ry “"JI'II
HrItIry Thumpmm. her lIrIItlII-r um) llll IIrILIIIIl
bIIlII-wr In tho hauling arts of bath. IIrthIl
upon lb» «,1 no. “t‘ I‘InlIIrIIII all III-IIIiI‘IIII
dlflflillflflul‘tl null hem lb» proyI-r U'I'l’l.
mom. Tin-Woman gradually grow worm».
but TIInmpmn In hm fanaticism tllll not m-
it, and alIIIrlly ih-fIIrII bl: mtordhwi ordered
hpr to .wt up and walk swum the “wt. Tin»
ext-mun 1 row Il IIIII mm b (or tlIw unlurtu
halo Woman and div div 1!
slnnllml Illa l‘mI' "pr“.
Arum: llruIII..I.va,\ . . Pub. 11,.—
Wiliinm I‘m. an I-nuinwr. had It Iltaputn
with II mun named l’otrrwn. the lam:
drawing II knit-I and cutting (‘IIII'II lama "pull
from tho to-IIIplo down III on filfll'lllt'lll‘ll.
Although wool: from the inns of blood Coo
knoclml l‘clIInIon down And now him a ter-
rlblo thumbing.
sum in the NM at “little.
Datum. Tex. l‘IIlI. lit-1n. pIIlloI- arrow
edthmheavllyannedmenwlwhndapha
all really to wit and rob the maimed
«pm: at high- Punt Tho men oonlml
that they had II Malt-r that the train would
ban II heavy amount of gold on board from
(hillornla.
"the (lira-a latch a It. An].-
llaulu. Feb. musicians opened the
eighteenth game,- innu- grant chm match
with knight to king's now a. winning
afterthlrty-nlne mover. The noon to tied
again a. lotion: Stelatta, ‘lz'l’mhlgorln, ‘I‘;
flawed.
ill-alter lladra I- head.
Momma. You. lam-Elder no», the
great llhaher. in than. ll: was y
thomtertmnol hi- m lath» tilted
Staten. it. In: mantra» yuan of age.
A Wanna“. W rm.
More, rah. lam-In Anal- White.
lortrllvo your old. we. burned to death
hula-diam“.
a
Hearing at Grave Climax.
mlmrmomonrusum
It'd Out lay Law it ”not “open-nod
ll Blood-All the Gum in Town Iloughd
Up and Inn- Ilrvlcnd from the lint.
thoDemoct-atic party The idea I: to ur-
range: a cornprumne. agree on (Hills. by
Which the grout gambling en turpl'lm my ex
let I furor tIvo longer, withdraw the two
Demmratlc lickvtr. now in the. field and name
a new one, which both lactions may support.
It i not humid-trod likely that the diner—
ence- wlll be adjusted. There in an intensity
of feeling on this question that can warmly
be quieted by committee: action. Nuithor
ddeh willing to make any court-anions. It
i Mend much more pmlmble that the
points involved will be tit-holed with the
wuvincing argument of rifleo and argued
through smoke than that they will be do
meamurwil table. ' There in nomom
for I mpronIiQ, the anti-lottery [maple ‘oII-
Timid. and they Ile- clan that if tilt! Loulmluuu
lottery cannot be killod by the ill“ it llllL‘iTI
bedrownml in liit'n’. Ii.
In the last three month-i thirty “Douro-
cr'atic” clubs have been orgnnimul. one in
each ward in the: city. Tho membership or
tho‘individnul eluln mutton from 50 to 3")
Maud the aggl‘vgntn enrollment is .3qu,
Milly more. An l'm- election for [,{ltVt‘fIlUr
will tahoplaca in April t‘IIIII'IIrmiIIt: I»! l-lil‘ht’
clnllattructetl but llllllllluvllllnlll. As cIIII
club were lonnI-tl :InIl llio- mumhonlnp
great there was-s IIiIIInILIr l" IIIInIcIIIiol mm I-v
'I'lu- Anti» More“ Itnoluno.
At no limo slum: llwn BnIl 'I’R‘mrilllnl‘fl l‘illI
13W Control has them b. IIII with a a} r‘: Ly
demand for firearms n5 during lll’.‘ in:
few month. Tl»- lll‘it‘f >- of “'im'lII-IIIIIN 3le
Wain! fihtitfitllnw lim'nmi: Iv _' M I‘nlzI
able and as murm- III j.-w.~;ry 5.x!“ II..-.; hI-I-
. wrro to b» anl :tnIl
Then it war- lz‘orzn'nl Iii I new II. M
club were tflwlll,.: llII- lllv'ktl't’l‘t‘Iiz'l'T IlI-rImu-l
fur weapon“. Tn ir vm- -klv fl‘.‘ . IIng. M n
Muted to instructing thq: Im- nI'uI-rz. in lltr
normal or arms.
The momlxfi of these clubs nreIL-twmlod
lor hummus \Vhen it appv-nrs totbeln that
the lottery has such :1 firm grip on tin» insti-
caI‘ and Mala-lull?» methods cannot lim’n
its hold. they will TN',‘ In the l!lhll74.ll‘llttllI-T
thethsinIII-I lIIr whi h they won I. ;r‘ htmgI-Il
Thle will in tlII- taking control III in" muti-
government by ion-II.
The Lottery Men Arming.
Tho anti-lulu if lm‘llull l." HUT
pmparing lIIr lIlIw‘IsbI-Il. The l:
the vast gambling III Inmmti II Wlll Illw
have an .Irmv u. an IIIIJ. but I' l a.» for...
Willnot hav- tin-I! . min» or llI- - .Iut-Inn
Wll: t b may he lIIokI-Il for now Is; I}.
ll hon :BIIIlIItt In Im- II lil'lllJl ' I
Iii-
had in town. l’u minim: that tiI-I III.‘
almuly nun].- 'ln'pltl’iillvvlm for ‘ili' I up .
conflict. tTlI')‘ l'IIIIIIIly I-llllm‘l'llh II II III. ,I . -
abh- surn. who‘ll Iv.» fIIl’WHflIlr-l I.»
England gnu factory and short}, .I.
liken ship lrwl IIT rli'IiIII Wat: plural I:l II
wnrvbuuw on the lI‘Yt't' hl‘l‘l'.
Thun- lII I’m old atomic which («hub
storing of arms ll] Imulaluun, «xv-pr ~1II‘h . .
an» hrp! IIlI Nth- lll (Intro n.’ lrlIIlIg {II I: .
imry Itmztllllllllnlls Tllt' Iz-m ‘lhI‘I'
probably routine-ah- tlII-sr- u'IIrIIlIIIIh
and in the event of an armml mnt lrI.
bodneiol' the lottery nun Will lIII :n‘l':llr,l’II-l
with cartridges “‘llll'll their mm um: I}
paid for.
,.
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I.
ltll‘
Portugal .‘lny Nut Ila Thu-rt.
hams, Fol». l."I. “Th.- goI'I-rIIIIII-nl Tlf'ai Ilw
t’idml that theI “mml‘lfll mmllllun of the
country h‘nllt'm it hnpolitic tor Portugal in
main lln I-xbibit at tho l'lzli‘agu \‘II'IIIEIIK-
fair. and will who no with In! I‘-Il.'llIl'|7.I ,. .4
any exp-anion ul T’llrluglu‘rl'prluzlll'f‘ 'l‘nI-
union will Iluulttlimfily lmu- Kill’ IIIiII'l to
micro tho l’urtugqu exhibit in WI;
mall propI mm It, i. it duo» now» In 'lllil"
likely, erIluIlo It nltog IIIII-II
Death of l‘olmu-i .I..,.
NR'ARK, N. J. T't’ll. LI. ,, l-Ilnm'l l:(l'
muml LJuy dlml. Inn-d lllIyrn-I-un yIIIInI.
Be who captain of the Thirty-sixth lovvn
lnlnntry and afterward we.» nm-IintI-d by
President Ummln majornmt Jung» IIIlIIIIIItI-
and Intrigued to duty with the Son-nth
army corps
Dr Imps Dying.
Tuna. rob l.'I. ul' onnt Portlinandde In
tenths world famed diplomat and pm
motor of WI lento ol ena‘lueurlng. In
dangewmlylll. lie in perfectly non-
of hhaitiml condition. and expromu
MI ,lhat the lad mantra»
church he Walnut-rod to him.
.......... “Willa-0'“ m. W
, Ml
‘ roll-rum v.. Feb mun am totally
”A Want-a Burned In truth.
method “avoidance of Jam WhnlI-II.
near Antllcy. Hr. Whalen‘n IIiIItor met her
deathla the limo. while the other mm.
to had just ruminant time to mp9.
$5. unopened to an in their night clotluu
It In, loin tho Iowa.
Irmo. l... lI’IItI. law’lhla WWW
mining town in Mellow With Illnlllllll'
“comment-time! the low-(learnt mil.
way to “hint; tau-I- oncoaltoa point win-re
it cannot be phlppml at a mm.
A Wealthy W lining.
loony HILL, (loam, M. )6.-l§nnunl R.
lortou. a wealthy but mettle farmer or
new. has been rah—tan rim Jami”.
Iththulfltththehflbm lad away by
mum
o! quorum. w. o.
”I!!! Mn llythe It'll (antral Be.
58w 0mm Fob. lo. «'l'lIt-ro' III to be In
roam tomorrow bethIII-ncomnr. new”
.fruul the lottery and anti-lottery WInIpI o !
mm of the state that the culinary politi- 3‘."
“gm“. am" a.
"Mafia 5?. alao
my. “Illa
HABDWA“ Q (WWIIY.
oils. Millie lllll block, 8.5.
l
1
FEBRUARY
The following articles.
buying on these do 3.
below Is 19 CEI‘
~ “yde Plaid Drenslilxuls.
lyIl plaid or striped drew goods
1 ytl 36 In Henrietta.
2 yards Dress (iinghumu.
3 yards Drew (lingliame
5 yds Skirt Lining—best.
l vd {3 in luxury Dress Flannel.
l ladies 250 him _I,' Apron~ ~open work.
1 pair indies llualin Drawers. lave trim '.d
l limits lace Trimmed l'lIr-In'nse.
l pair rlIIlIl' bi drawers. Hamburg trim '.d
‘3 balls Clark 5 I). V. T. ( rociwl ('otton.
any number
L ’lIIIliIIx l‘léc llemslitclnrd Handkerchiefs
——w bite or colored border.
4 l.':tlit’fi llvcherclw. 2 cakes White Rose.
'3 hours l'lév llny llutn.
l lmttlI'BmIllI-I II ‘25( ll.“ l.unI.
5 par kngms TI on . l’n Ier.
.l’IIight ounce imttlv llIIIiIlIt \\ uter.
.. In 'ms (' aslilw hunpuml 1 Vaselinu.
L'lruiilvfi 1w i’erlumc.
l lIIItllI— “' l’I rfumc, any odor.
» Wuuuwwmm
m In E .Irmgu‘wmwnno
1.22.5.5'009. *1. our. cl Wall “all.
”Awmwwwm
90,190 196,196 19¢
BUYS AT THE
II. Norwalk lesion Store,
83 WiSHIllGTllll STREET $0. NORWALK.
.,.. , _...... .>_. I- ..
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
That they are cheap you can see at a
glance, sowe waste no time in telling you the advantages of
Remember the price on all lots quoted
S, no more. no less.
83 Washington 81., 80. Hawaii
1 l-utll-Is good 24%.” . Ill-casing.
it lama .lllllflni'w‘ 'l'mItlI Picks.
Hill? I ‘I‘I'iII l'II turvt t‘.urrl
l an. 'IpuIl lxuy :nul Splash” Iiflll 2E luln'
l .m‘ Iozvlcnul l, .Ilton.
l pIII r filmms and l hallo l. InlIIl (' Ittnn
L‘ lmw l'lltllh‘ .I
l lnngl lmir HI- :IIi-I ‘
l hoyn' 25¢: “- Indwr 'liv.
L not ks host English i’ins. III at Ll Kim.
.’I [In] urn beat American l’Ins E
IIIIwrs (moi l'III~.
{no Black Pins E
‘ Muinsnnk ._.\prIIII lIII t' ll’lllllllt‘l. '. E
l :l '-IIrIlI II “I :Ii-‘It. Ithsllfh'll siZI :1
Illild Intent SIIlI- lIIl hull
l lady: or ( IIlIl's >.IIIIIlIlIr Mrnp “use
thpurter.
l in?“ Flour Sifter.
«l I-IIInIIIIIn Flour Mitch.
l yils llrI'so l’oin'.
'2 yds l'lxtnt Ticking,
2be :IlllrtlII; l’rtmles.
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E80. NorwalkBuslon Store.
.490th Norwalk Boston line,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
HEADQUARTERS
Fm:
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Reduction
WAT...”
SM lTH’S
lllll-GllllllliTllllE,
WWII. W.I'flmlfnil. 5.
new“: Milli!!-
mmmm.
W8 “INLET“
manhunt-III
WI. mum. no“ I...
NORWALK 155.00. N. in uncertain]
'mineu ‘Ilooutstandinxlwaclannu
T‘EO:LE&W. .The,“ Wash!
00
.uut. innerlute
In! I.
l3. l5. l6,
3 yds best Apron Gingham.
3 yds Atlantic Unbleached t 'IIlton
2 ylls Dress Gmghams
.I yda Toweling.
l 3(19xl unbleut bod sheeting.
83 Washington Stis our Address.
‘lyds fancy Scrim.
'l ydu good quality Dnmet Flannel.
Il yds cheap quality Domet Flannel.
El yds Outing Flannel.
'3 yds Turkish Towels.
,1 yd strictly :Ill \vool Red Flannel.
3 yds Linen Towels.
l Curtain Polo and Fixtures complete.
‘3} yils choice of l'llll‘T Dwight, Anchor.
Fruit or Loos-lulu Muslin.
4 yds unbleached l'nntnn Flaunt-l.
II coping lwst' «howl. music. with-Ir VIII-n1,
lunlruinvnlnl, Violin. (littlltll, (illimr.
Banjo 'IIr Duals.
I From h ("lIinn Illin- Mali.
‘2 llt‘f‘t‘l ItI-Il (' lIinn Fruits. a
i Ill-curated Cup and SIIllI'V‘l’.
Front" ll l 'lIinril’intI- .
h 1 I4 tillllt' Tll‘llv ..
Lamp. I umplIII».
decorated linen-l l‘lntv.
(‘lIilIl's iltli'llrilll'll l 'luIItI T'lilit'm
l.’ lmxw Matrln‘r‘.
2’ 'Il'IIIIIlIIII l‘nils.
1 Sb- ,. “Til-Ill
l Crumb Troy and bind.
1 Flat Iron.
‘1 \lun Pans.
'2
l
l
l- pint l 'oll've l’ul.
l- pint TI-II I’m.
5 I It’ T Ins
ll .unI- lI Hm.
I llinmr Poll
.‘I
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Ed; ibmllu: , ‘
WK}, monotonous. '
LOOKWOOD MAKU}! AL
85. Manulrw tumor wifififir
Boetuuo Klimt all Peal-ll “lit
our Chicano unicellt
$01{\VA19K LOCK (:01; um. Maurine?
‘ warn do mmIluneci'l; solidi?“ worhmutm
r I! I I
house trimmings In bronze. ltrueud and
~ MACHINE 5110”.
5(lllWAIIK lltON WORKS (1011‘
nearll. it. unusual. N. .gioniurulxhuugbbnery MW
an: runs until I5. I I .
rupalrn no main: with «3:in imam m
sooner» WM. A. IIIIIIIIII II. II. New ‘
chinery “tulle promptly , rcpairlnuarpeolalt ,
MANUFACTURER ”CHILDREN"? 830” E
HARVEY on. to won. I . ‘
color in boots. abodurub lulu banglmthn 8' ”m
can
V] MABKZ’I'fi.
A SON.A.|56Malnet..'.1\foalo fruit
83:51“, llnb. (”elem IIlquII, eucullopu, 3.9;.“
E'l'l‘ at illffl'i'hl). m to l
lolmlermlanw. frutla, 28 Vrhlaimtl‘l. gulf"
1' \ld. A'l‘ lL'lID’hUnahllnr-ltet. Fine Home
iulty. “aahlnglon III,.~$.N. upp.LllIrm..
( II I ., WlLLlAM ll. Benedict Farm marital.
ls l Ina Int-Iris, \exllbtbltlfi. momma
my '1.“ III: Mum
a, xiii?” firmImIIdgfi£dl mm '
lrlMllllllI‘I'lIm. WM. tilts WnIdIln t In etr t
bridge. 5. X. DcIIlcrIIIIIll kinda re‘eh filed”:
LOCKWUDD, L. W willington lit. bride
lino meats, flab. U) blf'l’e, clntnn, vegeta
RAY Iloxn HE Isnml 1350. Main III, 3.x
prune meats. poultry, etc. Choice cuts at
(lI.-sh prlcts.
S‘ll'l‘ll‘ l'l \l' ARIHXHTUV .‘IlABlI'ET. “Wash
lngton 51.5. N. numb, pulllll')’ I'or lamily trade.
Wh'lilllIIH, J l’ 1:: Main at, 5. choice Innate.
poultry, fl:- I-lI, v-thI tablen, ctr.
Ll'ulli’ It DEA [Jails at I‘LA KING MILLS.
ll \Nll ..‘\l [/5 “H l., lI.. .V. lIII: met and timber
IIIII glIor \vurkI-Il lImrIIlII Inuultlll’lgu,tr‘lm,etu
MASONS AND ltL‘ HIDE”.
:3} \MUL’ll, illihllY. MllmlntmfiN. Al
kIIIdII «If mun: uII lrltll «on: rut; LII taken.
li‘ll' l‘ll, \\ ll l IAM ll. 3} W eat at. S. N. .loEI
hing pmmpll) Itm: ruled m.
MARBLE \ND tiliANlTE.
[l.‘/l EH, P. W. it nor ‘li 5.1nnnufucturer o
hue grunitouml IIIIIrlIlu “Work and dealer
ntuuu “och III a. ‘l hillllfi.
M E." ' UUIFITTERS.
CUMSTOCh P1905. Martini! lImlll'I N, ll 50
.\lnin st. 5. .\. (II- ntium n a lurnis mg goods
Flt ‘I.\'(' [5.5. ( II. no \i Jungian at. .3. line
lintn, It IItlI- -nII n :3: ll Inching-I ol all ltlnlln.
3H. RCHA‘VF T AILURS.
(it'sull’rlil. H. .il Wall st, X. A perfect I:
guarunu I «I; the luau: aiylt‘nullvu): on hand
Kill Ul ll, l. l. .‘I' I. MIIl , S. 2". Fine tall-
wing .I aim lilll}. ii III II.;, ulc.
MILLINEBT.
CUl l.l.\.~'.r " .\l ll! .‘Il.rillel,§. N. mama»
lll Itcrul mall I. llt'>ilt.‘|l.
EllI H .\('I\ ‘\ a
. geocylo
Ulu “lulu; III nlIilnhmu; l.
3“.th TLACITERS.
l‘ l. lililfi‘I . .li. Ii" \ht lItl'I Mic".
l'III. lI. Urgztn IIIIIl lIIIIIIIIIZIs.
Al. F.\‘ r. ..' )lIrw‘In st. X. Piano
organ lillll intriuv
tlifiTL I; l'L.\\l Lita, .XI‘ID DEALER}.
III). I u. H. .; >II Isl WIIII rs: .4. 3‘. ram
III '1...“ III III. I .I~.\p- r:I~I., III‘. sx'uolr-
:-..I IIIlI-IEIIINIII III:,_~l-I~
lrl “\
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on! F“
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._ ~I. S. House
..-:I, '1' min. i .4 II 1...: yr, Il-..Irawr.
l‘rilil‘IH-lldl’l llal'ui.
'“l. ‘l. V. I: “In :IIII,, 'lIIrI ‘Il. ”2". One
.3 UTIJ'191ET11'LLI‘T filo-l
i’uhthIANF.
.um: :c («‘IIIIIIl t.~ Wm magma at.
Murmur” l ‘, 1 III 5." . [08.
"I 'I‘Ill Tl \5.‘ IS & B}.X’\IRER.
I I: ‘I‘I-I llnnv. IIIII ,Jltloln..\ .AIIII
:.llli\ III. ,,.II-.,- —l. I. trouble. etc.
4.0!. i), \ll \' KR AND NICKEL
I {\(IIII llfl‘ntur
Twinkling
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LlTh .UILYIS.
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in ln~:_}I.I-~llI1III4":l. L‘iruhlllllllil.
‘4' "0th
.Mlx‘ l.\>I"”,'llll lI',.\ Inunglnllms
‘lll.’ L) ,~I- Loni. . .I.l IIIIIII bI-pl lI.
sub ‘:.|I«\1I.~.~(lluul. {or girl». IInIl on:
IIIIII>,llI. I ll~‘ .\ l-zillII ... Illlpt‘ll'llkf’u l. m
nililfl‘l‘ll AND ,‘l't'lt 1 \ I’E- 'tl RITINO.
l. \i ill-.ll's llLIM' -(. >. .\ I' lI. l'lIIIIIh. T‘r‘II.
lI II, l M aw nil...I so mom :‘I- not :orclri ulnl
VISA.“ LNlilhI-‘s )\l) i’l ”PS.
Null“ \l K lltnx’ “will“ f will .\‘-Y. The
\atrr pl. 5 N'. no: l. .IIlrIIul undue.
~I'll..\)it9llll’ ’l'lCKIIJl “HINTS.
l.."‘\,ll_|u' i'illlhl. “’Ila lI.;lulII-l. l: xtPJJ
~ ..\'. i’ .‘t‘mril‘hl‘ numlmmwn- )Indrlra rend
STHNB DEALhM
l‘ Illil)‘
III ..
lI'lI ltlti‘..ll)ll\' ii. ll “I Iulin- nlvm III .. also
lIIIIlI,lIu.I:. Itllli :Il, Mint. dolor.
.‘lli'lTUN, Jilil\ it. I...’ 'l‘ni‘ I II' llViqu". h. 2‘
Aim l: t)¢' r II! I .IIII r» .I- nnlm.
HTIII l-Ls tum”: s A“) “HATE“:-
lil'l'l'l‘llf'hl. LANDUN .0 llnvllnlnl Id. 5. N
IIIIII ItIIv-I: mat unit-r alt-rm i’. ll. 3:va M7
i‘li\\‘i,".l.l.. J. W. to “HI-510011 at, S. N.
rumours“.
illlll'l'liiw'fllillh‘ ll.lii:’l‘II)lIII-avenur.:4. .‘I. high
and lwnvy lrm lung promptly attended to.
UNDERTAKEM
JENSIVHN, J. I II I I II -
I‘II- Ill e 3 Elm all.) .‘x'ldlnlyihttlg‘e “”th R“-
J“ lILll'H‘I, “Fills. ‘N I . I4. I
III Illllumm o “Mimi N 09.1! E
L.“ Mllhll, IllIZD ll. Ill) land in" Slain at
llewldclm'. "' lil‘l'kulv) I-l. It‘ll IIlume'n-Q.‘ N
A PAIR OF NICKEL PLATED cum
SKATES (patent lever) Willl
Fill POUNDS
"Mm lmnjm, vlnllnm pvln'luu prim-m. toilet
cw win, nlhunrn. hawk-l alto mirroring»
«hm-III. Mr gum. rifled. mm m. wan fin. m
lnnlrrun. littlll‘l‘M. IIIIIl llIIIIIIInIIIlI-I of (It
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