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South Nor-walk.
Tuesday, Thursday and Frill] y
‘rsrr “strainers err nos-
rrtut watts acorn sass.
muss Isa Paastand Ialaa tau-a let-
“nationals-authorisation“
.tal’atlata'tlawwrallttoba Pamp-
sauna-a WWII! W
. with will“ hr In lavas.
the tug boats Bank J. Weed and
'l‘hama‘s‘ Waili.“ of the new" Haven
Transfer company, left Perth Amboy
My wlths tow of several barges of
coal for the New Haven coal dealers.
When all Bell Island the crew discover
ed that one oftheharns was leaking
badly. The tugs were detached from the
other and took the leaking boat
out to tbelelIsland dock, whereshe
was pumped out. The rising tide filled
her. however, and she is now under
mm.
‘When the tags got back to therow
they found that harge No 80, owned by
the Empire Line, had sprung sleek and
was nearly full of water. The crew
found it impossible to pump the water
out by hand as fast as it flowed in. The
steam force pump of the Thomas Walsh
was brought into play andafour-ineh
stream was forced out of tbebold of the
barge continuously for several hours.
The tugs were placed on each side of the
barge and they brought her to the dock
-at Wilson Point, where she was being
pumpd out at 10 o'clock this morning
when a 8mm. reporter visited the
Point to learn the particulars of the ac
trident. The barge was loaded with soft
coal, consigned to the Bridgeport Copper
company. The cargo is now being dis
drug!!! at the Point in order that the
barge can be ' btened. The leakage
olthehargsswsscansedbylloating cakes
of ice.
BREATH) ELECTRIC (HAWKS.
‘- mlflc out III CIIIIOI has In
Car. up Queer (layers.
In whouse the electric time ser-
vice in South Norwslk were annoyed
Tuesday. by the erratic capers of the
clocks in their emcee. It was some timi-
before the men who have charge of the
union could locate the trouble. Then
it was traced to a little dilapidated house
till! stands beside the railroad tracks on
Spring street, opposite Martin Bates. Jr..
£00.! for cutting factory. The upper
part of the horns is occupied by an
eurentric old man named Ryan, and a
wire which extends from a pole near by
to the for factory is fastened to the not
of the building. Ryan bad located the
galvanic cord, then cutting a hole in the
roof directly beneath ir,he severed the
wire. probably with a large pair ol
shears. Superintendent Bonnel, of the
electric ligbt works, volunteered to re
done the fracture. and for a time thr
cinch resumed theevcn tenor of then
way. later in the day the builder c. in
mood their antics again as they circled
around tbedial,‘but there was Dolllm
culty this time in locating the disar
rangement. Ryan and his shears had
again been at work. When Mr. llonnel
ant lineman Morrison wont to repair
the wirtubis time the old fellow waxed
wroth and threatened to blow them inn:
Hades with a shot gun. He insisted that
the wire had been pouring electricity and
molten lead into the house, and had
already killed three of his children. As
there was no such formidable weapon as
a shot gun visible, the electricians
mounted the ridgepole of the house, and
alter mending the wire placed it out oi
Ryan's reach. Since then the cloch
have been behaving themselves and put
ting In lull time.
ill.” llfiflblllli EXCITED.
A mysterious Itrairasr Appears Ia tiara—
tan With Illa Isa! Iasaasd la ltaga.
Tuesday nights stranger entered the
quietlbtle village of llnrotnn and in-
quiredfor a night's lodging at time
We. llssaidhe came from Now
Harassed us moving his hornets)»
lumituretollew York. [is had three
vans,twoofwhlch weredrawabyslagtn
horses and the other by three horses
Intruder hsearao suspicious and re
l'asrdtohatbortbsman. living unable
“WNW“.M drove his hrirrrs
under the Morten church aired,
whervhaspsotthe night. Early Wed
solar morning he appeared in J. ll
Wmhury'satorewlthhagstisd around
'flafmwflcbmmmflol
theoldsattlrrlthsahaverlogamadthe
Its-lord’s llrat Islastmaa lain: at the
;, Paint a! Death.
(Sperm to Tallinn-um.)
, 8rasroan,'February a—wmum a
hickwoodJlrstaelecunan of Stamford,
hails stroke of paralysis last night and
now lies,» the polntpf death. .
no sis-ma Innis sets.
Gunman. February 2.4. It. Rock-
vfellew. of Washington. N. J., today
purchased the Stamford Herald and job
oIlice. Be will continue the Herald as a
weekly. Its politics will be Democratic.
Dr. llarry Bulgarian! Seriously Ill.
summit), February 2.-—-Dr. I Harry
Hungerfcrd. formerly of Norwalk, Ish-
snrgeon general on Governor Bulkeley's
stud, is seriously ill of pneumonia in
New York, where he went a few days
ago for needed rest. Although his con-
dition was reported this morning as un-
changed, it is such as to cause grave ap
prehensions among his friends.
A SQUABBLB IN COURT.
Between Attorssy Judson and Judge
Glover In the Spraguw oyster Case.
Attorney StilesJudsou, Jr., forcibly
wrenclied papers from the hands of,
Judge William B. Glover, and the two
lawyers nearly came to blows, during
the hearing on the Etta May oyster
stealingcasabefore Justice Howard N.
Wake-man, at Fairfield, yesterday.
The dispute, says the Bridgeport
Farmer. arose over the legality of'tlie
complaint, and it was because Judge
Glover proposed to make certain changes
that Attorney Judson wrenchcd them
away from him. Judge Glover did not
give up the papers without a struggle
and the documents were somewhat trim
when the attorney for the complainants
got them away from him.
The cases against Captain Daniel
Sprague. of South Norwnlk, George
Newbauer and William Sclteiiridge, thu-
crew of the Etta May, were set down for
at hearing yesterday morning. and the
accused parties with their counsel, George
P. Carroll. were on hand, as were also
Marshall B. Morris and Henry J. hauls.
two of the complainants, and their at«
tomcy, Mr. Judson.
Judge Glover announced that lie rep
resented Schaflcr a Mott, complainants.
and also Grand Juror llulkeley who drew
the complaint. lie proposed to nollc all
ibe counts where any reference was
made to dredging ou Schalfcr dz Mott's
gmuml. :tfltl he proceeded to cram: Kline“:
counts.
Altortn-y Judson protested on tllt‘
:muntl that be had received no notice
and when Judge Glover continued his
work of erasure the attorney from Strait
ford forcibly took the papers away from
him. It was finally agreed that the
papers should stand as they were first
made out and when the evidence is fin
ism-d, if Mr. Glover desires to be heard.
he is to have that privilege. The case
has been so! down for trial a week from
this coming Saturday.
"on. James W. llystt not Seriously Ill.
An Associated Press dispatch sent from
Nurrvalk yesterday says: “llori. James
W. Ilyatt, United States treasurer dur-
ing llr. Cleveland's administration, In»
seriously ill at his home on West avenue
For several months past llr. llyatt liar!
net-n agreat auflerer from rheumatism
and be has now been attacked with it
very burl form of tonsilitis and a sort-ri-
cold. Yesterday Mr. llyatt with much
worse than be had been for a week be»
fore, but tonight his symptoms show on
improvement in his condition. l’nen-
nmois was feared, but the attending
physician thinks that the danger has
now grassed."
inquiry at llr. llyntt‘s residence on
West avenue, this morning. as to his
condition, brought a contradiction of tin,-
almri report. Ibis true that be has berm
«alluring from rheumatism. and a slight
lndlapositlon yesterday kept him contin-
ed to the issue, To day he was well
enough to go to New York.
Mia-u Day.
Services were held in lit. Mary's church
at 'l and 8 o'clock this morning In ob-
. vsnceol Candletaaa day. madam»
is a church festival. held on February 2,
which has In Scotland been chosen as
one of the four‘trrm days. The festival
commemorates the purification of the
Virgin; and the oiasrvanoes to which it
owes its name, via. the lighting of care
dies. and, In the Roman Catholic church.
the tam-sciatica oi the candles which
mwbsuseddurisgtheyear for eccle-
sisstlcal purposes. are said to have an
emblemstleal referencsto the prophecy
oi Simeon that the child Jesus should he.
come “alight to lighten the Gentiles."
The institution of this featt dates pmln
Myfrom therelgnoftlustlaias.” the
year Mtissoswtimtlaed IpoE-‘r that
at its first celebration.
NOBW‘ALK. NO. 45 BROADWAY. NEW roar cm. evenings :m, or... .t a:
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IIIlGES TIRE WATER I» '1" “film I OFFICER TELEGRAPH") sasvrriEe.
HE SIIIIT IT III
A avatar ran a harnesses-r
rationals.
Ila bad Discovered Burglara at Work
larly thh Inning and Gave chass—
‘ A loath new law falaa lata can.
harass ta. court-rat ll. .6 an
Apologia.
”' Special Oillcer George Hayes, of the
Bridgeport police force. discovered two
of the burglars they have wanted so
long, at work this morning at 3 o‘clock.
He was walking down Golden Bill
street, and now two men dodge around
the corner, one of them going into
Thomas Hogan’s saloon. at the corner of
Congress and Middle streets. The oili-
eer watched the men and when they
came out called to them to “Hall.”
The burglars broke into a run and came
out on Middle street. llayes fired his
revolver, but by the time be had
brought one of the men to buy it was
empty. The officer told the man to hold
up his hands. but the latter scented to.
surmise the olticer could do nothing. for
the follow said,"“Your gun is empty.
I’ll kill you," and fired a shot from a
pistol he carried, lodging a ball in the
officer's shoulder. Hayes blew his
whistle and brought two other officers
to the spin. They captured a
man named Jack Rooney, who was run-
ning away without any but on. He was
arrested, but claims not to be mixed up
in the aflnir. The officers kept a sharp
lookout and about daybreak this morn-
ing Ollicers Budgets and Sullivan
thought they had a clue in the person of
Thomas Inward. a South Norwalk man
who was in Bridgi-pirt. They followed
him to this city and shortly before 8
o'clock found him at his work at Sol-
man's bat factory. He was held only a
short time, however, as the two ofliccrs
found out they had uradea mistake. lie
was identified by Camiluctor Hermance.
of the Consolidated railroad as being a
regular commuter. - The oflicers apolo-
gized for detaining him and he went
truck to his work.
You Keeper Smith is host.
There is great anxiety about the dis-
appearance of Julian Smith, keeper of
the light at Middle Ground. cl! Bridge-
port h-irbor, near the middle of the
Siund. lie obtained leave of absence
early in lkw-mbcr and went to his home
in New London. When he returned last
“why the harbor was still lull of in:
and no boar. would like him out. lb»
lit-sought Harbor )laaler_.\lc.\'ci| to send
him out in a tug. lull llll‘l‘ftplall‘l said
such an attempt would be suicidal.
Their lie prmchlml the matter to the cus
trim liuuscoflicials. saying he knew the
mm at the light were without milk and
provisions. Deputy Collector lifeline at
lint request telegraphed to Captain
Scliley. Lighthouse limp cuir of this
district. for a revpnue cutter to like him
out, and this was promised. The cutter
failing to appear, Smith started out in a
without on Monday afternoon in thr-
wake of an oyster born, and has not been
lwartl from since. Old sea t‘aptnius givi-
him up for lost.
The llnyrl—I'Ityfe Worldllg at Paelaklll.
The wedding of Miss Rachel ll..
daughter of \anlt‘l’ 1’. VII)“, to John
Rufus lloytl. formerly an instructor at
the Norwulk Military Institute, took
place at the home of the bride in Peeks-
liill, at ll o'clock last evening. The Rev.
William l-‘ielier lcwiii, rector of St.
l’clct'o church, of that city. officiated.
i|f|ll the bride's father gave her away.
The maid of honor was Minn Ellie-l
White. of llrtxililyo; the ll at man was
David L. Ferris. of llcrkeley Divinity
school, Middleman. Wrath] Ray-
moml,of Norwalk, and Edwin (E. llsl-
hey, of I’twkektlls were ushers. The
house was pnittily decorated with palms
and cut llirwers, the latter, togethgr with
the bride's burnout and the htiuquetof
tbs maldol honor.bslng furnished bya
.‘lorwalltiloriat. Amongthegnestawwe
Miss Ilary Stuart and Ilia )flibel Van-
ilerboef. of lion'nlk, chapsroned by
lint. Carl A. Hammm.
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tin-action! Patente-
Tlre following were hired Jan. ill.
lit“. List furnishedlromollloeufd.l.
Wooem, solicitor of patents. Bridgeport.
(titular
John ll. Dober. llrld ass burri-
..r: Charles r. Little rho, boom".
mnectltm for steam engine; Charla Y.
ldttklohn. Bridgeport. ralrsguarfl
l’. tam. aw llaven, alr cushion
tire: I: is. hurtling" llaven.
o t : mph . v
35’... self-holding tire: Jotrn ii. Isa
vigor. New Haven. tricycle tire; John
I. fairileld, Hartford, ink roller aura;
:Jacob it. (tibia, Hartford. sleet
switch: Charles ll. Ysrington. Torin:-
toll.npfl :Williara Weaver, Norwal ,
envelope; . ,W. Waimuaitutl c. B.
m, florw Ltongs for hardening
mimzm
lime", liddletown.
guarantor; John aunt“,
Dasha t mach : -
tiara si’iwmwmmdiqzuwmw
'llenry llsrry
, Ibsitoa‘
watt-r. Deuce.
(Imp-u),brflrormmor.
Inclnsrls, editor ofthellloum-
autumn-arm: "1 «In M
0-.de cough My
to all alarm with consume. 1
W“ it is mytsmllyiortkspsst
two years sad have Milli-hast!
wflhfiemflwflhu
m“ “stills“flflylh
flew prism
An explosion of lire-lamp occurred in Ills
General Von Blumentbal coal t at Back-
llnghaussn. Westphalia. ‘ teen miners
were killed instantly and it were injured.
EB.True,csahler in the once of the
treasurer of the United 8tatsa,bas been
designatsdtosct as sadntanttresaurarln
the absence of Mr. Whalpley.
The secretary of the navy hsadflrlsdtbe
maeofCapialn Fdwsrd P. llasker of the
united States Marine corps in his flavor.
Stephan Decatur Johnston.the nster'au
hotel keeper or the Thousand Islands and
proprietor ot the leash Walton Kira-s,
died of paralysis.
An unknown man about 45 "years of age
shot himself in the head on Quay street,
Albany. '
lion. George C. Shearer died at Watkins,
N.‘ Y., aged 75 years. In ran be was
elected judge of Schuyler county and
served one term.
I'll-Governor Robinson of Massachusetts
has been Ruined as countel for Links
Borden.
A record of accidents in and around Boa-
tou mused by the electric street care in
we: shows that lo persons were killed and
$35 injured.
In the Tennessee senate Tuesday a reao
lotion advocating the amendment of the
United States constitution so as to elect
United States senators by direct vote of
the people was adopted. ‘
Miss Ethel Rogers and Miss Elizabeth
Reeves. pupils of Linden Hall seminary,
1a‘ll’lcflslt'f, Pa. have died of diphtheria at
that place.
GRAY FOR THE CABINET.
Varlous Newspaper Gentlemen In Line for
Dan's Place.
out COST or cart.
The New York Legislature Will
Undertake lt.
a
To moon snapper column
Dawt‘l’hrsatana the lnstltatlons of States
and lbs'slfsrw of the Paopla—A Sonata
“mutating Committee [sports a BI]!
.udlb-Iaaalt of their canaluslaaa.
Await, Feb. a—Seoator McMahon.
chairman of the special committee ap
pointed last year to Inquire ssto whether a
combination of corporations or individuals
had been formed with a view to advancing
or controlling the price of coal, rind to re-
port such reuledial legislation as In its
opinion would be for the best interests of
the public, submitted a report and a bill to
the senate.
”p , Per Cent. 1‘ lied by t. “
“his report reviews the circumstances
leading up to the Reading railroad combi-
nation and says the amount of coal con-
trolled by these several companies aggre-
gates nht 70 per cent of the entire tonnage
annually brought to tideivnter.
The report. in brief, finds that the Read-
ing combine is contrary to public policy
and dangerous to the interests of the stale
'and the welfare of its people.
A license Necessary to Sell.
The proposed law provides that on and
after Sept. l it shall be unlawful for
any person not having a coal carrier's li-
XEu’ Yoltll, 1" b. 2.~.\lr. Cleveland slated
toa gentleman who called upon him that
it was his intention to tender ex~Governor
l. 1’. Gray of Indiana a plane in the new
turbinet. .\f r. Cleveland said that he had
not- yet decided which portfolio he would
tendswtbe ex-govcmor, but were it not for
the fact that the Hauler was totally igno
not of all that relates tothe farm he would
ask him to be secretary of agriculture.
Mr. Cleveland said that he would ”not in‘
suit .ludge tin-sham by odering him a
cabinet portfolio." It would savor too
much of a bargain, be said, and he did not
desire to place Judge Gresham in any such
unfavorable light.
There is a report that. the private secre-
taryship to Mr. Cleveland bad now nar-
rom-tl down to three gentlemen; via: A.
W. Lyman, formerly oi the Kerr York Sun
and new editor of the Helena (Mon) lade-
pendent: Walter Wellmnu of the Chicago
Herald and Mr. Edward Fleming, editorof
the Buffalo Courier.
A MURDERER’S CONFESSION.
Wallace liar—ea Brl||oa the 'l'anlbla Do-
talla of Illa Act- “II. Dru-t.
BOSTON, Feb R-A Springfield dispatch
to The Globe says that Wallace \V. Holmes.
the condemned wife murderer. made a full
confess“!!! to its reporter of his atrocious
crime. >~\'.-.»,- i did it. I murdered my
wife," sold the prisoner. ”i came home
that morning under thr- inlluriice of liquor.
'l‘br-n- “LN no breakfast, and my wife was
still in bul. I wont to her mom ailiil asked
her llih ‘u my breakfmi meleibd tur-
fnr imp : drunk and inhl l marlin] have
any Irma-Just while in that condition.
Several things she said made the so angry
that I lost my bead and kit-kiwi her. She
wrb‘ leuliuuirset for awhile. and I did not
pay much attention to lli'f. She was so
quiet that l cent to her and spoke. She
did not rumor-r or xmike any sign, and it
“not then i saw she “its timid." The posi-
tion of the lmvl)’ “hen found where Holmes
llllll buried it in thr- ct-llrrr indicates that it
hurl lirt'lt interred before life was extinct.
Sustaining GI
Stew Yuan. Feb, :3, « -'l Ili' Cll’t‘lllltl' pur-
porting to but «out by the Irish Notional
league denouncing lilatlatutic‘s coming
home rub- llIIl us inst-cure uiiil lamb-quote
win nut wrll rrceiiml by the ll’l!ll1\lflt'l’l'
l‘l‘llla‘ of New York. Dr. T. Atliliw I'Immell
Salli: “ii is It more Vinnli- of little in tliatiiiss
the sin-iii." ilwlf. The men who blgll It
do not know whirl is in the bill. And what
is llll' ltlhll Sirliounl league? Four or t‘ii'c
niru, wliim-wt-nputiun \ruulrl be gone if
hniiu- rule for Ireland wercii reality. What
is martini in home l‘lllt' fur ‘rl’ld‘n'l and Hill.
polilim. There is no such thing us an Irish
lt'ilulb‘ now. .\ir, l’arnvll li‘miwlf helpnl
to kill ll "
Illmli- line is Stay of intuition.
Sign. 5m“ Feb, 1! Warden Brown had
ht'ri‘ml upon him it may of i-xet‘utioii In tho
elm-til Frederick lilmlu, who wantohave
been t'Xt‘t'llll‘ll iii-st Monday furllit- mur»
tier of t'uptmii l’uiil-vn, an flgt‘tl (i. A. It.
veteran. in New York city, The star was
lllilillllt‘tl on Dev '15 but, but for lmllltl uti-
secliiiiitnlrlt- rum-n Vina not m‘fVl'll.
International t’rritrpilnttiuna Ariel-let].
t’rri or Mrritn, Feb. 2 The legatlon
of Guutrnmln has been notiilnl that the son
of the llritinh minister mldent was but
slightly injured In his strait brawl with
iii-rim m-erllly. This one rssponrtbie lot
hhinlurhm are being wit-rented. and the
Briton minister regards the incident as
closed.
luggaa’a Trial Pulp-wart.
llnruw, Feb. ll.-lt was anuminesrl in
court that lieutenant Governor tint-rhea
had Inert engaged loch-fend James Dul-
gsu, chanted with falsifying returns lath-
last eketlrm. Congressman lmkwontl b
also warned to the ease. The trial was
mtpnml till next Monday,
A "rah—g haste-«ti.
‘lionor. Feb. I—lu the superior wart
Daniel Kellen-ha Newhuryport ilrehug
was mnteueedtowrven years in the state
. The evidence shoved that Kelleber
badaet firetotwcbulldingsaodbad been
caught lathe act at setting ilra write third.
lmadlaryflrsat Tyrone. ,
. Triton, Pa..l‘rh. 1~A Ilrs supposed
bobcat incendiary origin destroyedths
laundry and machine shops oi Austin
Erin. til Porter. Thenwasastrlkeat the
plat-i3. hues. mill}; Iberian“. MW
. firm-9r. Captain.
memes. Man, Yell I~Patsy Don»
use. remedy the Museum Iota-r la
tire-piste the l’ltrsburg team is use. a
has been ordered to report at Charleston.
anomalies-«Mae.
Infuse-taco. M 141-. We
Cl-ilufl'ellnglam right daysersrdaa,
ssthlagliashssahardirotahsr lass
aheirtt‘tossbama.
mil-mam.
arsuaastrlkasylastardastltshwsfi
tenure-y.
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flatmates-leash
cease to tram-port anthracite coal which is
Intended for consumption in the state on a
railroatl,the navigable waters or a canal
therein, or for any person not having acoal
dealer's llcense to engage in the butiaess of
selling anthracite coal which is in the state
and intended for consumption therein.
The Price Fined.
The maximum price of coal is to be fired
by the state railroad commission, based on
Its investigations of the math-rs affecting
such prices, which shall be so adjusted to:
toilflord only a reasonable compensation
for such coal. The board of railroad com-
missioners shall meet or least ert-ry three
months. when prices for coil. as fired by
it, may be modified. The lmnnl. in the pur-
suil of Its investigations, is uni-owned to
examine the books of carrying companies
and of wholesale or retail de-tlnrs.
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
A tcsaslab his. the Execution or II“.
lav Into rim-re Ilamds.
Pants. Tex, Feb. c—llenry Smith, a
negro. who murdered the 4-year-old dangh~
ter of Henry Vance, a white man. Ira-cap
lured by a mob. The country roads were
alive with people coming in with wagons
and on horseback. It is estimated that
thr- crowd surrounding the depot num-
bered nearly 31.0w people When the train
arrived a rush was nmdc for the coach in
which the negro wast confined. The deputy
sheriff: and the guard of Paris citizens
who ncmmpanietl the negro from Tcx~
arkana drew their revolver: run! rittvnipied
to prevent the mob from llllslllg lheir priw
otter The guard we» quickly nwrwwrrml,
however. and a rope was thrown about
Smith’siicck. He was dragged from the
train and hurried to the scene of his crime.
All along the route be it.» pelted “llll
tniwsilez. i-lriick by llsla muloiheru He mail
lrl’.l|’t| Ile WM tied in :r amino, and alter
lit-mg subjected to every cuticetvnblclur-
true be war cremated amid the ll-iWIlllg of
the mob ‘
llaraelll'a blunt of Bread.
HAIEEHLES. Feb. ‘2 —~Tlic situation aris-
ing from the liakt-rs' sltlltt‘ in grow. fin-ad
is run mama and the t’liulllt‘lpul :tttlltori~
lies cult-red several pril’rilr b Ikt‘llt“ to be
pinned til "it" disposal no (but the ~iipply
might be increased. The strikers objwu-d
to this and barred the tlonruol the ~Imps
to protect the lulllol'lllt'! fruritentenug.
fire police who were summoned noon
burst Ill the doors niinl took pti>~vsrilull of
the bakeries. but a». yet the ltlllllllllllt‘b
have not been :ibb- to stun llll' wmk of
making brrntl owing to the ilill'iuilty espe-
ricuitil in obtaining pint nml baker»
Reclining Wages.
i’lTriilllrltti, Feb. ‘Jn-A lit-w mile of
wages went into cilert til the Edgar 'l'hom‘
milSleelwnrknltnlav, ‘l'lw bt‘JIIt'lSlKL‘ld’il
nil-M‘lllnfl price- of 3‘37» per run for wlt't‘l
billets nrtil rubric-i the want-s of ribuiit Ml]
employers. The llli‘ll will hold nt-unler
cure, A ill per t't‘lll min-lion Ill the
wages of am employer-h iii the lint-block
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Tolaha Mulligan Republic-an.
Mhslhu, Mich. Fri». ‘3 w’l‘bc hniiar
passed the serrati- measure repealing the
Miller r‘lrtllufl Ltw urinrieil by the last leg-
islaturi-mlmh mu Ilrriiut-mtlc 'l‘ht- Ml it-t
law protiilni lnr "reelection of "!mltll‘ll I
election by tritiurt'niniiirl tllnlllt‘tfl ltlrll ltd
by th, stairs of large, as Is the use In MM
mun, ._.
_ LI. Atoll-nailed Ilia-uh ms ltlaiae.
Ventilator-m, Feb, ”we!" view of the
public ulvmlmm-m- nt many Humanities
of James“. lllnlne prrieinlirig to he an—
tumn. Mrs lllalna stain Ilurt no macro
script by Mr. lllnlrromr any private lulu-r
or but!" of Mr lllrilnr'a,nr any material
for biography it!!! been given out. in any one.
Irwin's! Ipavrla.
Batuoair. Pa. lien. 1.. While Shsmokln
and Burrbury birds were In the pltlu a
public ball herr- ilre palm mules descent
upon the plane. Five hundred sports
lumped through the windows to escape.
Ilsa, hirlsrrl heads and broken limbs re-
sulted, hummus arrests were made.
A law-as run-ant.
me" our. Fob. l.—-’l‘he severest blip
sud of this winter is sweeping over Kau-
ass. Ilweurl nod theamrtbwant. The men
on bill with startling rapidity. and the re»
erupts labour-remnants“. la
southweatm Kansas a fall of H degrees In
the same time Is report-d.
Wines-sis "Malawi.
traumas, M. l—annly Transom
Bower and natiounty inert Young of
Vlmdmstyaierewmd to be then In
first: aim ura than!) and mm respec-
re y.
“an. Jwawpb f. Wye tread. I
00 Del, Feb. 1~Jassph it Come-
g. I: Miss or this state, died at
“room. lie was from hear from la
W"Wmm
tram-n..—
mammals-humour»...
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W
“and“ Ir Ira-Wm I." ”u.“ ~ ‘
, to swing on it though, but come in. The pron
bargains worth running after. Donft waituntil the train is started
KEEPING” up oua titanium
We exactly what we’re doing for twelve months in the year.
mnent and supprionty of our stock, and
, bear the slig test resemblance to
'l'lON :
. We always hgad the vanguard in
_ lathe lowpriceswearealw so '
. _ policemen; the ’re never at astaud ill. They re going
,- . and going at a two minute gait. By the way, e gate to Bargain House is wide open; don’t
casino is started, don t brain the rear. We are offer-
fore running to catch it.
ertn . Our
the ‘
[S'Afier this date our store will he
closed on Tuesday. Thursday and
l‘rldsy evenlm at 6 o'clock.
open os loaday. Wednesday and
83 Washington St,
Saturday evenings
gGEIl. IllII ALSTlIIE, Prop.
M. 5. SMITH.
Great Reduction in Flannels!
we.
lhis will he the biggest week at the ‘season to
buy Flannels chea".
- OI. ~
Lailics’ (lonle', and Children's Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring.
be loaded with iliese Bargains.
“or center counter will
W“ .W-
The following is it bulletin of prices:
(lonta’ wIiilcSliiris rind Drawers, ri-g. pr. 8 .75, rml’c'd his .48 each
H it it It
u it s.
u it
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(.lents' gray Shirts and Drawers, reg. prices ."5. red‘c'il to e . In each
u it it , is
H... _.
” .245, .. .llIi “
“ L25, “ .93 “
“ 1.50, “ 1.20 “
“ 1.75, “ 1.43 “
” 2.00, “ Ln: “
tt
.85, “ .69 “
u at H M t. LQG, Ii .91 ta
It It H II It I a), it 1.1,: H
u 2 u u it 1.75, H 1.43 ll
‘ “ " " “ 2M), “ 1.63 ”
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Ladics’ white Vests and Pa in, mg. prices .65. rod’c'd lot .48 each
I! H H it it 1.0,, H ‘73 it
at if II it H 1.25. H .93 CI
N Is U . H 6‘ l.rfi)’ Ii l'aao H
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Ladies’ white and gray ribbed Vests and Pants,
Regular price $1.50, reduced to $1.21 each.
H H 1.75, H 1.45 OI
“ “ too, " 1.73 “ j .;
Mob< ~ 5 if" f
Gents' and lAdIes’ Wool Hosiery and Gloves to be sold with
the above at a similar reduction.
«~— «av. «A...»
M. 3. SMITH,
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M M“ F"
Waugh
NorwglK-L ., .
iiAViNoiiEoUREfi
; on the;
Woodward
Homestead
. Properly,
We now ofl‘er them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from '
$350
upward. These lots
com prise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min—
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good Side?
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city.
lots can be had in the
city than these ofi’er-
ed, either for location
or price. ,.-...
Select your lots 'in'
time to secure such a
site as you Wish.
For further particulars en-
quire of
JOHN IIINDS,
0n the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWIIIlTZ.
4:: Washington St, at the ofiice
'of the Old Well Cigar Co.
lit-Washington 81:49
BARGAINS [El
WALL pmns.
nan-amu—
Pictures Eramétiiiifirder.
lIlTI8T8' MATERIALS.
Paints. Oils. Glass.
I510.
Plllilllili, "PIPER-Hittite ilill
recounts.“
L. H. Decker,
70 Washington lit” so. Nona“.
SIlIITII IUIWILI 8]"le IIII
ll Washington street.
ilpeudallyfmmltolla. and Ito-Ito“
p. m..andonl§aturtlay evanfii‘cafm‘tol.
trlntereat allowed on deposits. *
ALDEN SOLNANR.
Miniamii'i'etcm...
a. D. ‘ resumes."
Undertaker.
l Rxmll'l‘ li'l'ltli’l'. SOIlWALJK. CONN
llptnirilte "was “all"! “not.
lleslrlenrafl llm street. Telephone call. the
‘ stall
Piano lone Lessons
Call unoraddrsss
llEllIE I. DISM
a West avenue. tloath ltarwslk’
“eleven“. WANG! J. Hull. ‘1 “M ltk
aim-r N. V. In" '11:
REMOVED
To lie. 5 nrllmii Plats,
.fAt‘llll M. LAYTUN. Willi lammflrill-
rm. will be pleased tocontlnuo it services to
wants of the business ritually
a“ "5 MIT? “terrors. *
team-i r r a. “M m
and Yotalr’y Pub in. y
or. s. w. salami." ‘
VETEIIlllIl tlllltlll.
E I'tlll'ud M path Mall. “I
Irrerlrr’s Dru lime. M oeso-
SCAVELNGER -..
rmt BOUT" KORWAIJ AID mem
Water thesis and new All
work as rasrntlin llrrlflflolll {In
our ant tor lee-money. Vii Pa 6
now-Mm e
Horses cuboid. ‘
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’39s. .
"I ore Building Lots
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