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The criminal Superior Court. which
for two days had been in ssmiou
atDaubury.convensdinBrldgeport,yt-s-
tardaytnoruiug. OhietJnsticeAndrews,
of Htchlisld, presided. Joseph McNa-
marmofsouthliorwalk, pleaded guilty
tobnrglariaing the store of George E.”
Butlthmnllorth lain street, and was
snow to a year in state prison.
George Smith. hi accomplice pleaded
guiltytothschargeofburglaryand was
senttoshteprisonforoneyear.
George Killer pleaded not guilty to
horasstealillg. Heiaaccusedofstealing
horseshomAldeuSolmans,of thiscity,
andJmficcGflherhofRalgefield. This
maning hemagaiu brought up. and
platted guilty towilfully using the
horses lie w- senttmced to three
months imprisonment andfinedmand
oats.
' Georgelorrispleadednotguiltytothe
charge of staulingasnitof clothes and
about $73 from William J. Davis, his
roommateat the Old Well Hotel some
martinago. 'l'bisntorninghechanged
his plea to guiltyaud wassentencd to
two years inthe State prison at Wetberv
field.
Patrick J. Sullivan, the young Irish-
manwhois accusedof having done his
hattohurn truths villageof Fairliehl,
pladednotguiltytothecbargeofarson.
Bevigorouslyprotests hisinnocencealv
thmrghDetectivelclauna claimato be
pomemsddstrongeridwcesguinuhim.
Otto Ws'sterman, charged with bur—
..glariziugthestratford depuonthe 9th
‘ of l-tJanuary.fleadednot guilty.
CharlaWashburnandBarry Daniels,
Wot attemptingtofelouionaly en—
tertbehouaeofE.8.Wheeler.of West-
meadows-mu.
J. I. c. A. llllltllllltls.
A In. W Me About the Work
In cos-«tress.
About twenty-five years ago Ileriden
'a'ectedabuilding in the center of the
city for her young men. For our twen-
tyymlait was the only Y. 3!. C. A.
in the state which owned its
Mme. Three years ago New Britain
opened her present beautilul building. at
thattilas the float and best equipped
brildibgowned byany-ochtion inany
cityofitsn’uinthe world. Since
tht time there ha been anomalous ad-
none in the facilities oflered the young
men of the state.
'l'herearenow about twenty town as-
aociations. Of the new annotations Wal-
. lingfordhasaline building site uttered
them; New Milfordhas jmt secured the
lesseof asurtable building and snthcient
money topnt it in shape for thorough
Mandto insure the continuance of
the work for several years; Fair Haven
bopened beautiful more, lns a thor-
m-flpiwed gymnasium and howl-
" alleys; Torrington has erected one of
theme-t complete little buildingv in the
country.
m the older mum have not
bear dhtanod in the race. New listen
andl‘ewltondon lure routed and let
“all new rooms suitable in all respects
fortheir work: Danbury. Stamford and
Anemia have entirely refitted their
mandeuhrgsd thsqusarters. Win.
stud and Dutbury l-vs opened llrstclavs
tumult ' one: All 8W;
. 11.0w RATES. "sass camparlres. 1
BARN uncommon, 1! SOLD At once, mm mm maroon
M .Loostoo‘,
5.: 9’
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am, 50 mn- FROM, two. , ‘
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tbcél‘dmily in this city, whq‘wilhin the
pist few days,bave maulfatsd deep eon-
osrn in lfrs. item's condition, will‘read
the minute particulars of her illne-
with interest M with misty. Ir.
Rowan writes: . ' ‘
"llrs. Rowan had implored wonder-
fully in'hultb; so much so that she was
walking aroundand appeared like her-
selfagain. Sheets avery hearty break—
fast, occupying a table with Dr. Weaver,
butshedidnot putinan appearance at
dinner. Mrs. Raymond thought she
had gone to llr. Saunders’ to dinner
It is now thought that she had astroke
of some kind. It don't look like paralysis,
for no part of her body isparalyzed; it
scents that sunstrolre would fit it better,
but she had not been in the sun, neither
bad she been . exercising violently. It
was warm, and the day before she had
been down to the pond with Mr. and
Mrs. Saunders. Whatever it was it hap—
pened between l0 or it o'clock. and at 8
p. in. Willie Saunders discovered her
when he went to stay with her at night.
She knew nothing until Sunday. She
did not recognize me at first, Monday,
but in an hour or so she did. She is a
very sick woman in u very undesirable
place to be sick. Fortunately we have a
good doctor and an excellent nurse from
llmlnnnetts. “"9 can only hope for
the best."
humm- ’ r~ almirtisl
musician-nut divide-so he-
asntsd—I Mint Arm of Inga!
'l'alsat.
A dhpatch aentont from New Haven
saysthssomewhlcboccnrrsdinthssu-
rerior Court,‘criminal side, in that city.
,wbentheasoondfielddayof the Demo-
crau and Republican took place in the
famous quo wart-unto litigation of John
J.Phelanva. RJayWaleh. is probably
withontaprecedentinthisorany other
state. Election returns were as plentio
ful in courts Jersey mosquitoes. The
suggestion made by Judge Ball and
adopted by the Denmcmtsmf bringingthe
townclerks and moderators of all the
towns of the state into court well showed
whatavast amount of labor had been
accomplished through the combined ef-
forts of a pose of seventeen: diligent
deputy sheriffs. Town oflicials were
merit in squads, marshalled by eflicient
members of the State Democratic com-
mittee, and the work of presenting atro-
mendous amount of evidence, tedious in
its most [rainful similarity, was begun in
earnest. ' ,
Henry C. Robmounf counsel for the
Republicans, was not present, and the
case for the defendant rested [wincipally
in the hands of Attorney William C.
One. Thecourt mom was crowded with
a brilliant array of legal talent. supple-
mented by a horde of politicians who sat
through the tedenm of the direct exam-
ination of the various town otlicials
without any obvious sigm of fatigue. . \‘
Emerson J. Terrell. town clerk of Ilea-'
con Falls. testified to the caret-toes of
the election returns exhibited by Judge
Harrison, senior counsellor the relates.
and was followed by Charles Page. of
North Branlortl. As it took considerable
time to swear all the witnesses Judge
Harrison asked all the witnetues sun»
mount to stand and take the oathto
gather. Aswan: of witnesses obeyed
the order. The morning ‘
were remarkable for the fact that the
attorneys’ game of legal hattledoor and
ahuttlecock. so obvious you the first day
of the trial, had no repetition,and every-
thing prmeeded with commendable dis-
patch. This was mounted for on two
reasons, first because of the similarity of
the testimony, and second, because of
the absence of the aggrt-tatire Mr. Robin-
son. Testimony was: adduced following
that above giren by town officials of
Northford, Wallinglotd. Yalesrille and
of dill-went wards in Bridgeport. Then
followed town officials from Monroe,
Nowington. Middle-livid, Farmilglon and
ovher towns.
The general drift of the testimony war-
that after the period of six month» had
elapsed the ballot boxes were opened and
the ballots destroyed. The town clerk of
Seymour was heard and then ‘eight
amulet» from Hartford attested in the
same vein to the ominous of returns.
The testimony canw in slowly at first.
but alter the legal machinery was in
order proceeded in gwd innate. A tre-
mendous amount of labor is, however,
compubmry on the part of [kinematic
Illlltll AND THERE.
Important News of the County and state
Chronicle-cl In . Condensed I'orm.
Lawrence Rogers was arrested Wed~
nesday afternoon at Norfolk by Marshal
Moore, charged with stmdmgohlcene let-
ters through the mails. ‘
The Superior Court of Litchlleld coun-
ty. granted a divorce blonday to W, A.
ll'ilsey, from Sarah \l’ilsey on the
ground of desertion. The custttdy of two
minor childien wu givento Mrs. Wilsey.
After June I, the control and manage—
ment of the St. More hotel, Fairfield, will
pass from the hands of George A. Wells
and his assistants, to those of John N.
Bliss and I’. ll. Leonard, of Danbury. by
whom the property has lavlt ll'Lts'Hl.
Reuben B. Davenport, nlitor of the
New lion-ti Morning News, has brought
suit against 31. Seaman. of Hartford,
proprietor of the Connecticut Catholic, to
rccovertlfllll) for slander. The article
which led to the suit, accused the plain
tillof cowardice.
The dropping of a draw-bar on the for
ward car of the watt-bound freight. No
5|, on the New York and New England.
near Still River bridge in Beaver llrmlt.
three miles east of Danbury. about 8:323
yesterday rooming. derailed nint- cars.
piling them up and wrecking them and
also blocking the Hmrsatonic road.
The Newtown depot. of the llotnatamic
railroad, received aturthcr hurglarious
visitation Wednesday night. A small
express package worth alarm or was all
Wt rewartledthe labor of the thiews
A number of other [lacklustre were broken
open, as was also the ticket ofllce. No
money was in the ticket office, and the
burglars loft withom touching the ticket
ruck. Tim is no clue to the parties.
A rare lame is agitating the members
of the sent-1r clar- of the Yale Law
school. [lean Wayland a few weeks ago
The [articular “reinvent-as of the wit-
ness-a us to the correctness of there
turns was very noticeable. The damning
one.“ chm“! Without any winds of
intertst on the part of chart or musel.
Ilddletown has raised
“and securrdom ol the float
buildhrgproprstisslnthscity. XerwIch
bmmfimflbd toward its build-
mfud. filamfordandFalrllart-nare
both talking new buildings. Within
two-oaths Bridgeport has apron! s
mmmwhhdltlwappllam
fa tsehl. sdacatloul and religious
‘ the _ . 0‘
lwfimm
“but“ alleys. butl- and
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lass flawsdaltrllehrhery
hahohanouadfusflomulldiug
“amusedllsrtfordllavhmua
outspmwhstwmhseasottasllsrst
hunch: Isshthresaatry. ll
wind “no! the lot.
“It ”I. 0.1. II"!- 0! “Ii
“drummed-ml:-
fist.
“hummus-osmium
. mam—Murmurs»
at antes nutty sttst yrs-guts is
M nominate-satin
announced thathotroultl otferaprtaeof
Wmhemolestedfor by half a dozen
nwmlrrrsofthocla- in a debate on a
question whichhewonld select. Amorm
the debaters churn were James It Spur-
geou. coltwetl. oflllcbmood. Va, and
ltbbetts ll. Willey, white, of ill-aim.
lo. llr. Willey declines to enter the
must for the run-on that Mr. spur-
poulstobs a misstant. its claim:
“Immune new for the
slalolsrsrssathatbls’otlotsd.
Attlrs tailor-ea mu m of the
finpstiorcomtforflhrhhldaatutydhe
juryintbs ass of Floyd Orr-lay, of
“anionic."lsdltwklllluglhnnlsm
our,oflhsaatsstowu,lnlleesarhsrlsst.
brought in a verdict of ntaaalanght-
«and Judge say-oar imputed
a room of three years to States
prismaadalasoftlw. Jamssllaley.
rm. who killed his all
“.mntmo was: 5 “mum““flwmt
illuminated-as ssstsnesd to "umum“rb
W tune. John Isl-tyre, n” l W
m.”latllu.Covs.Ll. smar-
“wm'mm”mmm,uMH-am
.t ”billill’l'hl Allllfl'lll.
..,.. "fl ..
Its ‘l’ssk Fro-sh have In (la-pan With
a lmalh Ian.
John A. llyslop. a well-known must
also and leader of tlwlhnbory band.
was arrested in that city. Wednesday
evening. by two United Mates ofllcerr.
charm] with beluga (better from the
United “tats-army.
mlhvbmoldnfllw mud,»
rsrvsdotu full min the array. lls
Wm ymamanrl..was rev
aspirated and mad atrrstio prises.
Aftsrhlsdiscltaryshswsnttollaabsry.
rsraslnsdln lltaacttyavhort m.“
tbs-returned toths srruysad was at-
tached to a band stationed at Port
Md Newport. llrgut lat-rooms
Mostly at the fort.“ in company
wltha tumult mum mm
M. leave. lie want to
”kWh-albumen
em:
sis-rattl- vests
my ,ar
t'flllnllt'lht'lllfl’ their met-mu berated. .
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a eras-m sftho m ,
12:50 p. m. These rules governed the
road.
Notrain shall haven station undsrsny
circumstances beforethe time specified
in the time table.
The passenger train down will not
leave Gsylord's Bridge until the penan-
ger train up arrives there.
The [nsseuger train up will at all times
have liberty to leave Bridgeport at the
time appointed.
The freight train up will at ‘all tithes
have liberty to leave Bridgeport at the
time appointed, provided, the pamenger
train down arrives before tlnt time.
The freight trains at New Milford will
at all titular have liberty to leave at the
time appointed.
The conductors of freight trains will
inallcaseskeeptheir train out of the
way of passenger trains. They must
never leaves sution where a meager
train should be, without receiving posi-
tive information of the position (i the
manger train.
Allenginoers on unloading a station
or crossing. will wood the whistle or
ring the bell.
Theelock in the I)“. at Ridgeport
shall be taken as the mallard dust; and
all conductors before leaving are requir-
ed toootnpare and regulate their time
by that clock. ‘
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no lusty Value of fun Ill.-
Aside from all sentimentandduty, the
importanceof pure water may heron-
tiden-d from a pecuniary standpoint.
All sunitarians agra- that a majority of
typhoid fever catcscome from polluted
water, while some eminent authorities
claim that tlted'neaas is transmitted only
by Illllt agent. A come-native estimate
of the value of an average individual to
theStateisat leastflflllllsowben
we consider thatabout 40.000 persons the
annllally tn the United States from this
disease. a losaof more tltauw,wl.000 to
the Nation is cletuly shown. Besides
thereareaboutmdlllcasaof this dis-
use each year in our many which
costs the purple many millrou dollars
umre. Add to this the expanse attached
to other diseases that are transmitted by
impure water and the estimate will he
swelled to enortmns propmtions. Every
city and town using impure watt-r sloutld
t'tmsltlfl’ [hm (W, and llama-ll I0 sup
ply its citizens with pure water from
puldlc worka.-Dr. Floyd Davis in The
Engineering Hagazine for May.
lurked lbw- t- the Illghoat Miller.
l-‘rulrr the treading of "llelsgatenhip
sold for 310,0” the llartfonl l'ost say»
that Hen-ow Seymwr plaisly stated that
the rumination of delegate at large.
from this district was put up at auction
Meaning that}; (.3. Benedict. could be ,
relied upon togive 010.01) to the cam»
palgn fund. It further says according
tothe Start-uson thorny, Benedict was
llratlobeclectell logo tot'hlcamto
Mm‘mw. Thsarticle then got.
on w it. “If you‘re trains to In!
this thing up at anctltm" raid Colonel
Storm to flenator “a
agrouptn the corridor of Thail-
hotel Holiday night. "why 3le ms a
showatlt. mu'tcoafllttooatm
mm.- Infi'lbtl‘m' “as“
ooyaww.mwttrs lt Ib-
sasry. Vowels-tethu‘t’tttfl'n’a‘l?
Id more he. lf‘Ifll is W”
"New 0nlousl,’ flatly replied dilator
llsytaou,“thsrslsaetbtsgof the bid
lathlsrnovslorlrJlsoedlot. Then i
aotlomhhmlhaorhlhsrsaaym
rsntfsrssehammyoaksow
lt.too. 1th fahstu nabs any such
chi—that It b put u mourn. and h
ba’trl‘htmllhc.”
mm.
“l“ M's votes shsfl be
mm~w status. can
“summit-stun
chemistry“ at guns-ts lsa
punt-gurus“
“renown-auteur“ “As
flsrm'fluamswass
Muslim at
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. Millionaire Lott Mrs J.
,Colem'au’DrsytoaNotltiog.
. if.“ fill" fil'm l'l“ w :‘ (it
All the Ila-gt loin-Whittle
“Whose Hana My Its-val In
thoWlorrswnDnslSWanat
In, lint-Is fov lob- Jaooh Aunt.
ltawYoanlayll—Thswillotthelata
WillismAstor,wbodisd roosntlyinl’arl.‘
willaoouhe slated for probate. Cums!
fwtbsuscutonotthswillhavsflrnbbsd
thsb'uitsdPresswlth an antraet of tho
mathswillastbsyarsmodifledby
sir oodicila The will makes John Jacob
Astonfisonly sun,rssidunylegatss.aud
leaves him absolutely all the property
-- forlil’ebyhiafathsrandsr thswlllol
Willhm ILA-tonne grandfather, which
”Mofwmiam B. We llldll-
lysstats. Porlifsitlsavsstotbe ecu
ans-trustsssfw-lohadseobwith
hJohaJsoobtodispossotthssamsb:
wilLtharusidnaryiudividnalctsts of the
tntator,wbichistortbsrnostpart those.
cumulatsd mph income for seventeen
yearsoftbeostatederivedfromwmismn
Astor. Thisthouldbsasrauchdansarlyas
muehaatbapriscipalrstatswsainlm
In. brayt-n cunt.
The provisions for daughters is the in-
crmslromfllttlmaschforlih lsadditios
tatlaprnvisiorts alreadyrnade undcrmar-
rh'ssttlemeutsandother trims. luths
onset In. James ('Arletnsn Drsytontbr
“Minot-ad of going to her for tits,
mfulibwhfmmshars and
“more: nuniudsr to their chil-
dllnndmm' m
hrvsbsenlnadeferlrabrayton
JohaJaoobAatoreom-at once intotlls
iumnsolh'nfather’s individual rastdusry
spaknditoths absolute ownership of
oar-halftbeotltsdarivedunderhispaad
tathr’a will from ht father. On July is,
melllbscuna‘absolateownerof tbs
t
l " ,er 'v
;v masaoouaams.
Cher of th- lat mentioned ”tats."
vomnammummahs
Oathwaavur‘wutysstmstedatfmtakl-
Mwflflmm
To In. Astor. widow of decedent, it
‘rntheho-eafitthaveausandasum
“torches-aim ost
,srisfiosetsdds lorhsr. Asaraberol
ninorlem' rasgrsg’ lmtstttattotm
’slsdaiatavoroffamrlyaervaataaudto
atoll-a
lmomsos-nr-ualgatusnsy.
'l'hsflaeraluerviotsofths deco-d rail
bridle were held in Wty chapel, in
zesty-fifthnreet Attire desire of tbs
mhavaoftbe lamily who were present
so. III. William Astor, Ir. and Ira J.
it Roosevelt and their twochiltlrva,
V.asdln"ilbam Wahlorf Astor, Ir.
lraJohn JaoohAataraadlraJ.Colo
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ROTHERS.
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We’ve never , handled
and you’ve never bought, ,
--—-—-—.. V , anything better. lifter
_ ' ~ ' servo or, ‘ hope you'll wonder how
., .t . . y . , _ theycanbe‘mldfortho
I“ M ‘ M m money. Well, that isn’thelfthe mystery. Thimystery‘ ‘
inbow they can be made for it,to say nothings! ,
~ _ will“ forthedealer. ‘ p _
. Ye Natives of the -, B. F. ‘ Stevens; ,
‘ mount vermin: *
“I Massminefieoderfl
. a; 1. '4’. .ssmemmoct; x J
V . . » We??? _‘r:.‘.’ ,‘ W.>‘ull=vfif¢ “t
l ‘ vWesbaaonot something. to-eay to youthatwill not only keep ’ WDQUABWFOR'H ,
yourhearts warm, but will as well save you 100 per cent. on the REFRIB E RATnns
investment besides. a
In Hard and Soft Wood,
I have this day, May 2d, purchased from George H. Bromfield, All Sizes, .
trustee 'or the estate of Clark & Lounsbury, Shirt Manufacturers,
who failed some few months ago, over 2,000 Gents’ LightWeight,
Heavy Weight, Hediuin Weight, in fact evdryl Shirt left in their
factory at the time of failure, at less than one-quarter the actual
AT LOW PRICES. _
The only place in the city where
Clover Farm Creamery Benet
I am ‘ IS SOLD. '
cost of mauufacturtn' g. ’ ,____,,- WMW“;W->~M”
THIS Emit DEALT IN THE BETTER GRADE OF GOODS, _ I'I. ”EcKEn ' t
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so WE WILL ONLY HAVE TO OFFER THE 79 Washington Street,
BETTER CLASS OF GOODS.
LotsasfolloWs:
Thirty Dozen fine Cheyiot Shirts, that can’t be bought at whole-
Wlll PAPERS, _
Paints, Oils, Glass. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad—
der reduced from $2.00 to $1.75.
Pllllllllll, Pll’ill Illlllllllt Alli
"flaunts. /
sale for less than 84.00 per dozen; we propose to sell them for 25c
a
each. Forty dozen, little better than above, worth $5.00 per (102.,
pearl buttons. etc., 30c each. Fifty dozen, elegant quality, heavy
weight Flannel Shirts, inventoried at $8.00 per doz., actual worth
810.00 per dozen; they will be sold for 50 cents each.
Also several small lots of very fine Shirts. worth from. $12.00 to
$15.00 per dozen, at :5 cents each.
Now gentlemen don’t miss this chance—it don't come every
day. The above facts I guarantee as being every whit true. as
you will be fully convinced by examination of satire.
GEORGE R. VAN ALSTYNE. Proprietor,
83 Washington Street.
N. B.-These shirts can be seen nowhere else than at the
above address. '
M. 5. SMITH,
Insurance Building, 8th Norwallt.
Colubla Byicclesl
“0.00
And I] wards. Fume rare bargains in Colum-
bia 5a t'llr'a, which have teen used but little.
A little? investment than to purchase low
grade new it heels. The ohl firm,
JACKSON BROS.-
58 Wall Street. Nowell. Conn. -
B l C Y C L E S !
43'0th t‘ushiou or Pntnmutic Tires)
Tricycles,llalcltes,lulltrs,lltfles
And thousands of other thin givenmway
with orders for our telehrm Teas. lawless
and Baking Powder. . ,
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Sonia: stamp for an page illustrated catar
liegelkngplge‘alo
The handsomest and best equipped teaalors
‘n the stats of Coumt fit ”a
lcut.
D. P. monorail“
Usl'l'lf'E OF THE PEACP Notary Public.
r Pension Attorney. lit-at hate and fire
insurers-e. Furniture insurance a specialty.
lll Washington street. South horwalk. an“ ti
o. P. moment."
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUUKING.
Piano» and household furniture moved with
rare. Trunks and packages called for and
promptly tlsllveml. tllllce No. lll WW-
ton street. South Norwallt. ("olnn.
SOUTH lll'lIWlltK SHIN“ "II.
II Washington street.
l dull (renown-.mmsdrro-ltel
pmMoyaflatunhysveulnafre-Ctol.
Mommas-dam
Atom lullJANil hm.
JOHN a. rump». Vice-Pro“.
roux u. user. stone rust
tritium tuttttr.
strum n... Booth urinal. sad
W'IDrvafltanJlorwalk. 13.
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resonant-manta tartan
. Thiswaskwsoaacomaprsttynsar givingyouau agreeable
minmuwm'ouly accept art'lu'vitatlon 10* our
fleet slaw, and Children's mm: capes. and
B Oarmudomuplets stock of. ladies’ Shirthaim
in lstylsa and grades, in laundried and unlaundrird, range
in price from too totem each.
Wm
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fifimmew g
Parasol seam is now open, and we will guarantee to give “aw?
youabettsrdsalthisseasonthanevorbefore. ‘fifiam
to.“ flu...“
landloa’ Hosiery, Gloves, Swiss Ribbed Vests, etc., are now am Wm
being sold in great quantities, for the reason tht we are selling
them very cheap.
HOMER B. 'HOYTA .,
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