"F RNlTURE lNURED
INNEE “ANS FllN $l, llllll FllN ”$5.W
Bargains Ill BuildIIIg lots and Houses
Hoists TB BENT, [LITISIIEI on llNlllBNIBHEB.
VIII Clllllll NBBIS EST,
run nIoIII scuoor. cross or '92}
. _ .Q. GRADUATES. I
' Univ-all lined loot light with TheIr'
Relative. and Friends. who Applaud‘
and Congratulute Thorn—A Beccptfon
thin Ive-lug.
The class of ‘02 of the South NorwaIk
High School has graduated. The com
. monument exercises were held last even-
.‘ ing inMusic Hall. which was filled to
its utmost capacity by the relatives and
friendeof theclam. The stage waeoc-
cupied by the membas of the school
board, the principals of other institutions
of learning in town, clergyman, precep
tors of: thefliglt School and the grad-
nates. The platform was handsomely
decorated. Extending in front, along
thefootlighte, Was a bank of violets, but-
tercups and ferns, while on either end
were numerous palms and potted plants.
Suspended from the flies was the clam
motto, “Vita Cor-am Nobis E3 "—Life is
before ua~cornpoeed of the class colors,
purpleand orange. The floral pieces re-
ceived by the graduates were displayed
on tables at the head of the ball.
_ The exercises opened with prayer by
Rs-v. H. E. Burnes, followed by a chorus
of pupils from the Concord and Franklin
.. street schools, “Note the Bright Hours
Only.” They rendered two other selec-
tions during the evening, “Old Friends
and Old Times“ and “Good Night.” by
Franz Abt. The saluintoriun was Bliss
Bertha M. Adams. who also delivered an
may on “The Art of the Broomstick
Train." The class history and prophecy
was given by Miss Grace Ill. Jennings.
. The subject of tbeessnys were as follows;
"Inventions of a Century.” Willis ll.
Crow : “Flags of all Nations." Eva ill.
Benedict; “Slavery." Harry S. Bryan:
“How Shall We Elect the Pro-Ii-
dent?" John F. Cooney; "The Pill’i‘
tans and Cavaliers." May E.
Smith; “A Mighty Guild," James II.
Bumm. The valcdictory was delivered
by MiarBeaie 1'}. Miller.
All the Wye were well written and
Ihowed mreful study and research on the
part of the graduates. Especially no-
ticeable was the clear and distinct enun-
ciation and graceful gestures», showing
the training of an adept, Mrs. Ida
8. Keep. They were all heartily
applauded by the large audience,
which seemed well pleased with the
exercises. The class received their
diploma from the hands of Rev. ll. N.
Dunning. who spoke in an exceedingly
entertaining and eloquent manner.
After the benediction had been pronounc-
ed by Rev. T. K. Noble, D. 1).. a large
number of people went forward and
congratulated the class.
This evening, at Moaic Hall. a recap
tion will be given by the class to their
. friende_ _, Wk... _ _ W
IBIOBIAL DAY EXBBII ISLS.
A special I'm-no to be Rendered If
the Franklin Street School.
Monday next being Memorial Day,
there Will be a upeciul programme, up
propriatc to tho otxzmiion. given at III.-
Franklin street school hall at 2:10, sharp.
Friday afternoon. You are invited to
see how well the grades below the lli,:b
School can dclivcr such II programme:
(lnIrle summon.
Edu- Hour.
tirade i——“'l’he Young Soldier."
sallio Krllh.
Ilium-v “Speed Our Republic."
tirade 6 "spring-Time Flower» "
Norton Ilennllct. llelmn Connor. Kate i 'nnonr.
Ilurry I‘erria. Melanie Dreyfn-n. Willie
Tilt, Huck L'ulgrove. i’hnrleo Warm-r.
lrn Drryfnu.
Grade ‘—-“1'he l'nknown Dead.“
firm llunilton.
Grade 7~w“l)econtlon Day."
('hnfllv- thgtnullrr.
"rode it "l'ho lllur and the tiny.‘
Alice O‘Connell.
tirade I-"Illnck. BlurI and “ray."
finale Bmith.
Appropriate music will be rendered by
the wheel.
The Alp:u "Incl Ill-It’d load lock.
The arrangement: for the Alpha Win-cl
club'l ten-mile handicap road race. to be
bold Juno l7, the tint annivmry of tho
club. are pmgrnaeing. Thocntry blank»
willbereridy for dlttributlon on lion-
duy. The entrance fee In fifty centa. The
not I- open to all wheelinen in good
nndlugin Folrdeld county. The club
otfunforthefintwlunmgoidmedul.
Plftoenotber prim, including a silver
water pilot-w, nickel-plated tricycle
Intern, oyolonteiermlligator akin travel-
h ”I MI «WIT, Mk, INIIV-
Ing up,“ and tenor, bicycle bell.
bicycle lbw-Jud Illk umbrella. have
bum. 'l‘hepflmwill banner
mummy next week. The vhllting
wholnonwillbetaken care of by the
dub In their now headquarter: over
Phone'- book store. Battier for the
not alone Jm Io.
lulu mun nut-u" m ”7.0...
III- marl-m 8. nylon mu
“Rowan-unnatural: he
mod uthilmodam for the
of the "Indium river by
Mir honeyed III: mill mom
momentum-I mired iaothormln
Hum anti-It the city. ram
III-Ion girl-III 310.000, Henry Burr
If” and Ian-III- III-III pom
in... .
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. NEW BRITAIN BACKS.
_, ._.
Mormon lloyr’n " “,lletory " of lorwnlk.
“In In the 1:27 Clan.
There was an increased attendance at
’the New Britain races ywterday after—
noon. The unfinished race by local
‘lIorees was won by I] T. White with
Lizzie Almont. Frank C. ,won ud.
r'norley, Gertie third and Bo l’eep fourth
money. The " :31 close was called next,
and was won in three straight heats by
Appleyood, as the following summary
shown:
2:37 CLASS-PURSE $2M.
Applew,ood II. 5.. G Cornelia, “2.: r-
bury, Conn .l l
Kirwin.b. MA Biek “llllmanth i't. 2 2
Frank W» b. g, W. T. Holbrook \ew
BrItain, (I onn ......................... 6 3
Cornwallis. h. a. J. I. Hurnbcck, Falls
Village. Conn ..................... 3 5
Little Ginnt.h. g..C. Beck, New York 4 i
Cyclone, b. g., 6. W. Penn. Bristol, CI. .5 6
Time 2333, 2.36, 2.391.
2 m cuss—Purse It? 30.
\i tor) b.g.. E. M. luIckwood,'Nor-
:6 re—
9'"
walk Conn ...................... 2 l l 2 1
Sarah Coin. b.rn. ll. 6. Smith.
Newark N. ..3 2 3 l "
\lorie. br. g" l’cl lcr liarree. New
lork. . ..i i I t 3
\lorrln Illnlier, h. g.. (' 51.5mm.
Derby Conn .. .l 3 2 3dI5
Time 2:5 III._., 2.301;. 3.33;, can“
Local. n Icrz—‘tzm cuss—411cm $100.
\\' InIlIor Bay h. 5., George blur-nay.
I’lninviilc, (‘onn . l l 1
Bo Peep, h. .‘i. ., C hurl» Parker. south—2
lngton (mm ..1 t o 5
llllunic T., a. m. .lrmph Iknhlmfiel“
llrttnin t‘unn. .. :l L’ 2 2!
Maud. (I). m.. J. E. liiirpln, Ntw
Britain, Conn ..................... 0 II 3 I
i'uptain. ch. 1;. II Ii. Bullock. New
Britain. Conn . . ........ 5 6 5
Landmark. b. g. .l.i “Spring New
Britain. imm ...... .. I ;
Little .IiIII g. t:,, T. Ilrmkmiy. Now
Britain. i'onn. ”Pi I
Tramp. Jr. J. E. SIiIiman. l‘iain-
\ilIcJ'urm . .. ............... 7 3
Time. L’A’li“, 2.53, ‘.' It“, 7143!;
Two races are on the programme for
today. Thu 2:45 I limo for traitors. with
ten entries and the" - :33 Liam for truttrra
and Illt‘t‘fl. with him 6' nlrid.
HERE AND THU".
6:
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b
:0
.I
Imporuwt New- ol the (loin-ty- 3an start.
Chronlcled In I Condo-nod Form.
Charles E Bristol, bend of the B ietol
I'lntg 00.. and formerly ixetrnastcr
of Ansouia. dicd suddenly yester-
day noon. lie was to submit
to an operation for on nbvxcmi and chloro-
form was IIdIIIuIiatcrcIl. He did not
rally from the t‘fii‘i‘ltl of tho 7tllil'slllt'lli‘
and dim! iii-lun- lilv‘ l‘lh‘t‘lti. In mm vom-
plclt'Il.
A Ilrfi‘.‘ bird, which in appearance is a
cnImbI-twccnasparrow and n canary.
has made its appearance in nevcral ports
of tbcstatc. It makes war on potato
hugs and tent caterpillnrx.
Arthur ROKI’IN, who was driving from
South Lyme to Niantic at about llu'clock
bust night. was HIAIple by two men. Uru-
so-iml the horse I'III the other caught
bubl of lilr. lingv-IB and pulled him from
the wagon. lic frchl bimsclf enough to
gnu-p the whip and fI-llcd one of his my
sailnntn III-I hc was making for him with
II knife. Ilc thcn jumpcd into the
wagon and remembering II» lI.'IIl II pistol
tin-ii four HIIIIIH at “W men. who run oil.
Councils of the lloyul .‘ircruutm in vor-
iom towns arc preparing to fittingly ccl
ohmic the fifteenth anuivcreary of the
founding of the order, which «more on
.lmo- 23. Report allow» that the Royal
Arcanum III making gains in mcmbcn
«hip, and now numbers over lililJlil)
brI-tbrvn.
llmicl Knapp, aged about 00 years.
coIIIIIIittr-Il suicide by bringing himself in
it barn at Anilovcr (‘I-ntcr, mmc time
yesterday nib-moon. Ilia mind had bccn
MIIIII‘WIIBI unbulnuccd for non-ml day».
but in the morning he seemed to he in an
improved conrlitIonNo cnIuIc III amiguod
for biu IlfliIlIi‘Il Iru-IItnl nbcrrntion nub-no
it bo- III‘ burning of the honor be lived in
with all his houriclmldclfcct». but Blanch.
This miIIfortunc bod ym-yI-d upon liiII
mind cvr-r eincc.
:{rgted‘on a Fund Writ.
Albert E. norm, IonwlII-lnw of Thom,
at“. Hope, of Booth Norwallr. wan ar-
rested in Bridgeport yesterday afternoon
upon II fraud writ by tilwriff Whiting
and taken before Justice Carroll. A
bond of “.200 was Inmirbcd by llr.
lime, and he was "buried. The one
will be tried before the September term
oflthourtofmmmon Plan. Them-
lon in brouitht against Morris by William
Henley. who claims that the defendant
violated an ugreemout In neglecting to
pay the plaintiff two for mvim render-
Ivi. Theoomplulnt sets forth that the
deferment removed $1,000 from the
Bridgeport National Bunk. and aim the
fixture- used in the mount-cinn- of tune.
The “Em-It III-w to be sold.
The conviction in the Superior (hurt
of the three oyster pirates outdoor-d by
(”apt Charles E. Palmer offhand Beach
will result III the hole of the “Emma
Jnne,“ which won need by Walling and
his pain in their Illegitimate ceiling. The
W wIlI go toward» paying the or-
W of the mention. If there in
anything left after paying the outta, one
bIIIItbe balance wiiigo to the town of
.ilmwlch. when the priuonen were
uttered tudtlmotherh-lftofipt.
Palm, who captured the punter.
thenhvt’nnhm
l.8.itmitbboifertagrpunt induce-
mtbtnmkh hurry, War.
momma-um
Amanda have wanting.
Ibumflwwurr,
$500 Fllll $3.
GEO. LOCKWOOD
No. 2 South Main Street.
W—
South Norwalk. Ct.
DBIFTlllBWITH TllE TIDE
ANDERSIIN‘S Bill)" POUND IN
BB] MBWBT HARBOR.
l'lontfug In the Water Ne- lle MI!
When Inn 'llld ill M. wlull! Prldll'
Mbt—Brouflrl to III-III xiii-min and
Buried III the Down Town Cemetery.
The body of Michael Anderaon. of the
sloop Jennie E. who was drowned
in Bridgeport harbor last Friday night,
was found yesterday by William Wood,
of Darien, a fellow oysterman. The
body was floatmgin with the tide and
had drifted under the steamboat wharf
when Wood discovered it from a neigh-
boring oyster sloop. He quickly secured
the remain- with a boot hook and Medi-
cal Examiner Downs was notified. Upon
his arrival the body was taken to Bishop's
morgue and prepared for burial. lt was
in a remarkably good state of preserva-
tion.
The body was then sent to East Nor-
" walk, arriving there at 4:03 yesterday
afternoon. It was met at the depot by a
large delegation of members of Court
Mahackemo, Ancient Order of Foresters.
who took it in charge and conveyed it to
the East Norwulk cemetery, where the
burial took place. the services being con-
ducted by Rev. C. M. chg. pastor of the
East avenue M. E. church. and the worm
bers of Court Mabnckcmo. The deceas-
ed was a member of Court President
Lincoln, No. 7,200. Ancient Order of
Foresters of A merim, of Brooklyn, where
he resided previous to coming to Beat
Norwalk.
Anderson left the sloop upon which he
was employed as a eheller, in a email
dinky last Friday evening to visit Bridge-
port. lle rowed to the dock where he
[It‘ll the boat to n spile, and where it
was afterward found. Ilia failure to
return to the boot that night, and the
finding of his bat in the water on Satur-
day by Wood, aroused the suspicion that
inhisendeuvora to return to the sleep
he had fallen into the water. Anderson
m‘ n Nonvegian, twenty-eight year:
of age.
A number of state papers have raid
that Frederick Anderson, a brother of
Michael and the owucr of the sloop was
on board the boat at the time his brother
fell overboard. lie Insured us, however,
that such was not the case. He was in
East Norwulk at the timc of the accident
and know nothing of it until told of his
brother’s disupywnmm'c
\l'l'llilllll’ltl' sunnosrsrs.
A Stone of lmlencrlhablr 'l'urnult at One of
Their Meetings.
At Tuesday night‘s meeting of the Sal-
vation army in Waterbury the rink was
tilled with quiet a and onlcriy congregu-
tion at the opening. The Ilaptiat and
Methodist pastors were et'aft‘tl on the
platform and INSS'ISIAHI in the IwrvicI-e.
Latin in the evening, when It crowd of
two or three hundred Mood outside
anxioII-I to get in, many who Wore
in come out and a rush was made by
the outeidcrs to take their plum-o.
They carnn- with n runlvand made such
a tcrriblc uproar that the big qulIn-IIcc
jumpcd to the conclusion that anothcr
riot was in pmgrtss. They were in a
Mate of mind win-nm'ith the thoughts of
what had happI-nml the night previoun
vividly III-furc their cyw, but It little due-
turbmice would have caused a panic.
And so it was.
The great crowd of pouplc were on
their feet in on instant. \l‘ouwn
uhriekcdnnrl fainted. Incn grew polc no
tin-y thought of the imibilitim of u mob
of tin-audience, lmliccmon with uplifted
clube ran to and fro and for a short time
n scone of indescribable tumult took plane
Hit the crowd nurgcd from aide to tilde
l’copb- near the door «lIoIItI-d ”lt'n all
right," but their worth! around"! on much
like anything chic.
The people on tho utoge were viribly
alarmed, but noon the clamor began to
mlnido and tlIoIlolvntlouht-ug a hymn
or loudly a. imibte to nan-urethral-
onco. lint the harm had been done and
about half the people left. especially the
worneu, who but coconut-red enough
excitement to tut them quitea while.
Water In: lIrought in for the women
who had fainted. The meeting then pro .
caudal to a clone.
no unhTiiI-ZZII 'IIIoIWIt—Irflnowm .
A factor eometinm neglected ineducw
tion in the aesthetic element. on culled-4
kindling in the wpila of today. whom
whethe citizcnoof the near future, of
an appreciation of the bountiful in nature
and art. That we. in thhi day. need to
mandhcnceenjoytbcgloriouaglfu of
our iIenelloeIIt Creator is unquestionable.
Recreation and enjoyment must be had
nndifitbnotofthehighntfol’me then
it will brain-gratification of the lower
mimic. let us prefer the higher.
The Franklin etreot echool mound b-
beeu III‘IIIIIIOIIIJ lllled with pllute by
Florist Lynn. A new mound has been
crmetmctod at the Concord on» school
and will be filled by Flori“ Smith. The
district committee are to be commended
for their public Iflrit and Interest. It
spake well Iortlte community to have
ouch u committee.
WWD.-..._.
:wIcoMSTOC"
BROTHERS”
d",
to. The long and short of it is this:
true.
It will take very little of your
The more you investigate the report the auror- you are to
discover what an excellent foundation it has.
IN THE RELiGlOUB WORLD.
In Chung- l'ruluhlv- In the Hull“
Attitude Tow-rd III-clog.
0mm, Bayes ~Atthe Methodiat oun-
fernuee the committee on mite of the
church handed in two rcportu upon the
amt question. The Imumity report
to the effort that has been Iain
tom Itaorezloiw- “in liberal was
tionofthernlcecomr-I r ulngrlnnt‘lug, the-ton
going. etc. The ind .th nrutbltlbui
will not be any radi=I changes in thodb
The report on the (".n mnbizm exposition
mutter demanding ,Snndny closing wule
canted.
'l'hecommitteo on lay reprmentntionro-
ported in Iator of mun] lay and clrrluul
mutation in the general oonfereuol.
The vote stood as follows: Layman for, MS;
laymen against, I;l minister: for, WI;
Ininnten against, 106 The chairman held
that the report had been adopted hytho
concurrent report of both olden.
Work of the Prenhytorlnnn.
Ponruirn, On, May 21— Devotional ex-
ercioee were led in the Presbyterian Incur-
bly by Dr. Roberto of Penneylvania. The
regular order of the day was foreign lair
atone. The
linen, of Philadelphia. The board last year
made its appropriation on the basil of
01,000..” The miptl amounted toover
39mm The boordrnnintnine "10 and
American mi-ionIu-Iee; lob ordainet and“
licanud active worker: sustaining Sill
churches, with 30, 497 cnmmunicantn. Addi—
tions to the minion chnn: a have aggre-
guted 3330 and lay Worker : umber 1 AM.
are also supported containing 3'). on
Will“. with bi? candidates for the ministry
The numiona arc localcd m fifteen different
countriea
The committees mmendations were
adopted calling for 8! ill), more: next you?!
work
llulonnry \I’urlr Retarded.
Pr‘rnmvno. lilay III—Mme than 200 dele-
gates are attending the annual general an-
Ietnbly of the United Presbyterian church
in Allegheny Among the delegates Is Rev.
Dr. 'I'. L Scott, a mimionary tot him Dr.
Scott say- that the ('hineae are much in-
censed over the hostile attitude of thin
country toward them and misiouary work
has been retarded thereby.
THE GREAT GRANITE focxour.
The Mnnufncturen (Biro Their Version of
lhe Trouble.
Nrw \‘.ourr May 25 —'l'lu- Granite Mann-
fncturerv‘ IL'K‘MK’IIITIOD has issued the follow-
ing statement to the public. giving rcuolll
for the lockout among the quarry men,
pavers and othem:
“The union'o reasons for insisting on May
1 and the employer's reason for incurring on
Jan. lam the essence of the present Illi
cully. The employers when clocmg
books for the year desire to know for a cer-
tainty the rate of wages, hours of labor. etc,
when entering upon the new year, and not
have their bminem duturhed by poasIble
disagreements in the spring.
“The unions on the other hand desired
to have all agreements terminate Ha) I
belichIIg that the y Inn morn on» 7. Ii: I I It.-
team to the I mployen In the Illtlltiifl‘ of ti..-
eeneou than at the beginning,
“The charge made by the unions Ih: It Ilm
Ifanufucturcrn' amocintion bra t‘vmpr' in .l
its members to break exhtmg Imminent:-
with their workmen hi untrue
An Aan-I'rlxe l‘lgbt lull.
Nun 0m ILAN‘i, llay M ~ In the lt’gisin
turn Hr. O'Neil, editor of The t'ritic, gave
notice that he would introduce n. bill to r»
penl the In t granting charters for prize
lghte In thin city Thin Information mct
with indignation in New ill-lean:
Bollo- llnwlllri and (Hobo In '21I‘l I- l.
PHILADELPHIA, May at The double
team trotting record on n regulation (not;
was reduced to 13mm by Bell.» llamhn “ml
Globe at the Belmont Driving trm k. Tin-
team was barked to n rkclchm wagon
weighing lean than Iuo poundx.
Dtrneh tlut of Ilynpnthy.
Nrw You. May iii.--'l'he hands of the
Jackson Iron works etrnck in nymputhy
with the (hater of l-Zumntric Enginoern
Twelve hundred men have now pfruck he
canoe tho contmtorwonld not durum an
obnoxioua engineer.
A-nlrnn Brighter for the China.
Within-Iron, May :ll.~'l’he homo com
mittee on the merchant marine and flatten
inordorcdn favorable rcpwt on the bill
granting, under certain mnditiunp. an
American register to the Iti- inuhip i'hiiut.
[or Inching I Private.
llI'IuI whiny 2o «Linoleum Han- (lieu.
of the Ninth infantry. ban been sentenced
to eight and arrest for kicking Private
Pontoon Them in much indignation be
com the lieutenant we: lot ac no easily.
MIN. Half Illa Bocovdw llnkon'.
II, m—«tt lint» umr. lawh
“You. W but Mono-fifth no
oudtne world'uoowd fofhulfulnllemuh
by “d- 3. ”WI, the champion hurt
1'er Pardon Refund
Humane. In a -—‘l'bo board of par
donI lulu-ed the following Il’nm other
portions: Martin Brod, Wubiugton county.
murder; WT"? of Clinton mnty.
mom mm “on.
thereon. loyal—Jo the United Staten
dktrlct court Fred C Wlbon pleaded guilty
to irregularities in the internal revenue
oflcedthbdintrlchnndwluluodtm
Reunion“ Dolley hope-led.
Raw You. lay ”.«llouudtmu: gall-y
wunspendnd from the force run in
amour: on the cum murmur.
Baum that he malted her.
Illlel by n no}. Kiel.
Raw Your. llay Ila-Timothy (7am.
of One Hundred and Third eta-net and Fifth
Imus. wIIII Imiuntl killed by beingkicltod
In the stomach by
Minion“. Anti-viola.
lfIwYoaa, Bay In“. Mug cell
trult in understood to maltreatment!»
W
tion another advance of twenty!" coat- I New York. hm
mkthepvteeofounl.
Whallnllum
That; we are rolling
About some reports there are apt to be enggew
tione; there Is no exaggeration whatever about this one.
report wuprenentedbyDr Alr
our men’- Hosiery
ind Underwear lower
into circulation and just
what truth there it in it.
We haven’t contradicted
it and we don’t propose
It happens to be
time to untidy yourself.
TNIIN 888”?” KILLED.
Both Preferred to lie Rather
,r - . Than? .335. ~ :t'cr.
MNUG" 1') i'ib B m
0-. of “their: stu' ‘flr :It truth “’ul Very
I‘ll null “rule I litter to Illa Iii-um
Before a. PM l‘llltul Him Full or
Cold Lend.
PALA'IKA. Fla, Murat—17w" of the rub
Mn who held up the 03in at Elourw juuc
tion Int Saturday morning and murdered
Kl]!!- anger Sounders were killed at
Mule hint! on the St. John's river. The
third is being pursued like a wild heart five
Infleofrmnthie city and will probably he
rundown. At It!) a. m. George Wort:
and I. H. Wigg.the guard phde at the
Buffalo Bluff bridge. saw three men coming
from the south on the railroad tracks. A:
the lint named three feet ahead of the
other-n the guards called “Hands up" and be
obeyed The second and third drew their
m'd'fiflldmd the guards knew that the
Wake robbern were within five feet of
Mm END.
JI- Wllllm Killed.
The firing was begun by the robbers and
I bullet grazed Wigg. Wnrtz tired his shot
[In loaded with buckahot and Jim Wil-
liams fell. The rohbem' bullets plowed
holes in the little house on the bridge to
which Wurtz hastened for his revolver.
'l'hemanin advance ran toward PIIlIItka.
The other man ran backward and was shot
In the leghy Wart: A number of young
men, among whom were Dr. annmin F.
Morgan and Mr. Willard. of the exprcn
company, arrived about this time. One of
the robhora, Haynes. who killed Saunders.
had taken to the swamp. They pursued
him and suddenly a ball ripped through
Dr. lorgaa II vest. He saw Haynes behind
I fallen tree and fired with his shotgun
loaded with butkshot mortally wounding
the fugitive The murderer when he heard
the [runners coming had written the follow
in: on the back of a map as he lay behind a
tree:
A Letter to "In Mother.
DIAI Mifllllllt The time has I nme that yo)
and l nhnll part and I hope you will not gr. c'. c
after Inn, for I have no but lw-Iuld wrm
more but I have no time like the children
Normand tell them to do b- Hr r than I hat:
”(I they will live longer than i hate
M doorman: her
Bond thin to Susan Belg-mid. Arab. Door»,
county. 0: I never exp-mt to give up athtug
India-k you totem! Inc home III Arabl. Ila
So with this I chm I. rover: [lore-o send my
body to Arabi. II-
It is believed that when Ilay me; we:
wounded be dubbed him» if by puttmg a
bullet through his hi on 'i he Kalgoorl-
nren promim nt InnIiiI In lioorgur, and the
train robber) uncle 1-: said to be a merchant
in Arahl.
IS O'BRIEN IN PAR: S.’
III» Wu. lacked In a Room. but Did Not
lemnln There Lung.
Peru», lay 2t}.—'l'onI U'Bnr'n, the bunm
nearer, who made his eat-ape at "am. e
probably now in Paris (In Saturrlur tin
American leg-tion was udvimd that O'Brien
was on board the M Idle, which was du.’
at Bavrc on Sunday, It obtained through
thoAmerican musul I; fuort an order
for the police to arr-:3 him on Illfi arrival,
but no detox two or policeman was on hand
tomuko the arrest. A: noun Its the Arum
can wit-ml became awurw of that be under»
took a search for O'Brien and found him at
the station in the act of taking a ticket for
Paris.
At the ooml'n rumor-t O'Brien was or
rented by or upon ad nation [mid-emu but
the prisoner protected Vignrullaly. declaring
that his name wuuamtr Ho Will mm ImI
and a formidable rmolrcr a fine watc b and
thirty dollars were found on bun Tlo- con-
sul naked that the primner be lodged In a
tale place
This we- promised by the police but in
stead of locking up 0' Brien thcy allow-Ii
him to go to u munrunt in company u uh
I detective. There be war placed in a mom
and looked up. O‘Brien. it almost gilt-b
without limit. war not found when the
room wu- opened on Huntley morning.
Anna bkhlnun' o Action.
N" You. Kay w- The unit instituted
by Hi. Ann- Dickinnou to recover from
the Republican national committee. includ‘
ing the chairman. James II. (‘lnrkeom and
othen, lb om upon a bunch of mutt-act for
cadre-Io nude by her during the but pvt-Io
dorm-l corny-in was brought to trial in
the Iuprrmo moi-I Mir- Dickbuon tntiflod
that Ibo had btvn opprmchcd to give lee
turn- on the rump-I‘m by Mom. i‘l-rkmu
and Dudley. She demanded that ahotbonld
be paid will) at lent and it was finally
Inner! that Ibo ohould motive our pet
nlfit for thirty-latte. During the cum
mammamm know ruin;
for u balanced It, Inc.
I. . loam one In" rum...
Illvrkous. Handler. Much Dent.
nBullloprieat. who w-Iuopendedby
Ibkop Ryan, of that city, wont to the Fran
doe-n cranium. at no wan Thirty IInI
Itreot, tome rubprenuupoumoftln
durum there to appear in a unit fordefe
notion of character which he bu brought
uni-tun bithop Father Dent mashed
tundoorwben refunded-Imam. Tum
w- eoruetbing muting a waffle, but
Dent dually mt'kway nfterbe had revved
Uunbpunu.
II: Were Dew-led.
little, 0.. Day ”-4 water-pout bunt
over Kinsman, a mall village twelve mile.
mu tkh dtyon the Pym-tuning
river. drawing stupor-ou- and claiming
landing, dock and more“.
Dr. urn-ma Venn-n.
li'lwl’ loyal-lav Dr. Charleen
mom-In outhwkitefltnmnra
or Germ-ate for Liverpool on out Wodm
day Be will return by the monomer,
Draper «one to the clover-nu eel-uh.
Mme, lay manor" 8.
°' wmfilm
undo-nuke them-valued public whooh. tort
know-puttin- plane.
“nous... Mo's Fomiohors.
I4 Booth lain Strict.
South llonrtlk.
i
losonio Building,
83 Washington Street.
Owing to the rainy weather mm, H", mm," 3......
on last Saturday, also at the ex-
pressed Wish of many of our
customers, we have decided to
continue the Special Sale until
next Saturday evening.
, 83 Washington Street.
BEB. VIN IlSTYNE,
1
”(RM SI III: C . I. ‘ .. .
the more we’re inclined to think that we’ ve rather om
stepped the mark. You know how it is when you think
. you’ve gone a little too far—there’ a such a thing no. cut
ting too deep. However, everything goes, as the
quake said when it swallowed a whole town; the reduc- .
tion 13 there and there it stays. Do you know it about ,,
justifies that abrupt and rather impertinent question:
“What more do you want. ”’
Proprietor.
"“’ webavomurkedSOc. m
we: more we think about ll.
M
B. F. Stevens
44 soon IIIIII sum,-
Music Hall Block: '3'
HEADQUARTERS 15103..
BEFBIBEBITBBS
In Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
IS SOLD.
l. N. BEBNEN,
19 Washington Street,
Will PAPERS,
Painls.- Bils. Glass. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad
dcr reduced from 82. 00 to p81. 7,
PAINTING, PIPER NIN
DElilllilTlNli.
79-Washingioo $1.579 '* ..
apt-III
Columbia Bicycles 1
“0.00
And up“. «rd-I. Snmc r: Ire bargains in Collin)-
hi. i Snfeliu. whic h Ibt‘IL‘ been used but little.
t butter hue-dine :1! than to purchase low
grade new “herb. 1111 old firm
JACKSON BROS...
at W all Street. Norwnlk. Conn.
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BICYCLES!
154mm ilshl'lll r-r Pmumatlr: Time
bicycles. ilanlIos liIBoIs, Billes
Anal thousands of other ‘MT given away
with ”III?!“ for our telrbl'dl Teas. Coleen
and Baking Powder.
l’c HIT“ t ~at'mfuction guaranteed.
Send SI utamp for 20 [age illrmtrated calm
loguc.
Am" Punt! It, Kayne-Jamal.
DWI WM”
Ont. ' mun-rm nun-I
“fifty-forum“
W...
Imdbyunluut'olul. an?»
Minor ale-a Work- luv-oi
M. S. SMIT
A WlSE WAY
to‘ buy
DRY - GOOD
is identical to our way.
009 -~
ATTENTION IS CALLED Til ill’li IM MEHSE STi K‘K ill“
Hosiery and Underwear.
._ “flow-—
One of our special inducementethin work in hosiery is our 25c
and jibe lines of Brilliant Lislea. reduced from 05c.
thing for wa'rm‘woatber. and at these prices they cannot lastlong i...
.Our line of negotiable underwear In ribbed and plain, rang-
iiig in price from 100 upwards. is displayed In large varieties on
our am right hand counter. Just look at them.
' We are Also Displaying
the largest and most elegant line of Children's and Ladies‘ Swiss Human!»
embroidered and hemetitched Flouncinga, Demi Flouncings and
Swine Edginga, which, considering quality. are very cheap.
We are acknowledged by all to carry the largest line of Lndioe‘
Shirt WnietII, consisting of Silk, Cambric, Percale rind Sflli‘t‘lt.
. , mace-«~—
Call and see what a beautiful display we are making this
week in Paranoia.
W—
We have everything In Calico Wrappers, both light and dark,
that' III desirable.
W...—
TO THE CENTS:
We would briefly my we carry everything good in Outing
Blurb, laundried and unlaundrieil Draw Shim, all [trade- of Right
I»... lay rewri- mm Shir-III, fillet of all kinds, Collars and Cuffs III the lowest figure.
Agent for the Demoreat Sewing Machine. 819 50.
teed for live yearn.
Guaran-
lheBelina plooBo
Bridgeportp Conn.
The handsome“ and bent equipped team
I: the etutc of Doom-tie lent. :: . "I In
J. 0. JENNINGS.
“aoeI HangerBaloinioer. Painter
And dealer In
Nlll PAPER AND IllllllEllS
I \urth )laln street. 50. M'
Bumplv- books of full line lath." In: of
Pap-m. ILmII-n .Imluilt Moulding: fltithen t
norm f- r i In: Ii llon.on I- .otice by .
mole i. I-flrnnlod l burfullv Irivwn.
Merrill Busmoss college, -
n’l’AklIOllD. CONN.
.\ obi: -HWIDP‘N ninl III-limlfovbothlfllu.
Fm; ounl brunt ought linoleum.
iii Irnnn. I' IIuIINIl and I ollrgle mop-rater: at
I?!
"Ilhlm honm supplied with office Inlet» ,
uni-I '"I‘HIIIIW. “
"murmur r» for south Norwalk nudvlohlty
for thr- mic and It ntal of the Reruln
Ilurrl Ty [it'll'lll‘h new no" on”
It tuluanI
" ‘ ' tin .Iraiiartnh-uur.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!
i FRMAK Itml NTYIJS' OBI'IIm.
“t”
Just the 3.318% l.fii;‘.’:I.......m "'°"""" .3“? .,
yin-I, the well-known amt
mmlidatnl are now M
heir flrnndt‘oncovt and nee
urn-to (more or level! low}.
,ntfnnm II in “linen. We have corn.
or trrrro- elr' . olwu uddrm (
Hula Urchaetrit. box .l'urt'heum Chester
Jacob III. Lug-lord
Imam Age-M t.
pliant—E .
D
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up“?
Draft! for SI and upwards.
to all norm of llama, Notary”
taken.
”an“. «hooked to destination.
Worth! on ntrcot. nut I0 Pd W
South Norw . (‘ou .
”m
800T" lilflllt BIIIIII IAIN. '.
”Imus"; rmtmunmmtul
minim-I um one-yum.
Al mm 80!.
It) "8 Ir YTE‘B‘IIINAW
HOMER B. HOYT.
Export Ntltlimtltt M m
It Itotmt mint mm _,
III' 'l ‘OI'IM 0' .1w F
”p. ‘IAII’. E.
In I fly“ for uni clue
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