Zlilfil‘fil»pu’lll'otuigs In the Mud most
cenhnuance of theme to my successor.
oEéRGE to: .
.. '13!9 undersigned, bovine”
" busin€988 conduc
'confinuance of the liberal patronag
Most respectfully,
III BI“! 310101.! Inca
momma-assassins.»
“nus-Wulnrast
0.!osd8salsy,formsrlyotlforwalk,
h muons firs relays es the section
trothoNewYorkofthsbig
MWWJIhsI-u Isllsvodat mummmm
Waco-(them ”NWMdawfn-fis
.45 m - WW .. thathsgovmn
“NW orolllllnois. Asthestartlromilos—
0”Patrickt‘lulinnflouth Norwalkhst toa'wlllbssbouts or 5 0‘1!ka la the
team. Ilsa new. has been mummy, so
livlnginDanhuryJandthmghthis W orwalk allowing
cityyutuday. museums» mint-«momednrinxthonisht.
liva,aDanhnrybmbsr. Thsywwsin in which "at the interest excited
‘Md anoma- “mmwsmongwheslmsnhsrewillprohblyhs
Wmhavlnghmbcundom munititPl-ldthlouth in the
tothefiupuiwcourtundwmbonds daytime.
“,Wwiflrmupm '50 local ridershavsnotyetbosn
Bund,aDanhuryci¢ardealsr,intront selected. wmhmseltsamandfleorxe
ammmmmoml’ Karo. of Bridgeport, have been
selected to carry the mes-gs from
Hillard to Bridgeport. a dktauce or
elsvsamfles. BarryElliortsndTbomas
Ioorewillthutaksitsod speed sway
toflouthNovwalk,s d'ntancs of llfresn
miles,whersitwillhw'translerredtothe
local riders, probably in front of the
Hahachelnohotel. audtaken to Stamford.
Twomsnwillridetogsthsrsothst,ltfor
anycsuasonsisnuable to proceed, the
other may take the message along
unto lllllillIllllll.
IBIS success 0! IDLING UP A
nususr IAN.
turned into Delay street from Liberty
street. Thetallsrotthetwocanghthim “Wide!”-
hythsthroatsshewasamringtbe 1”! “139M MW M“
, transmitted by dayandnlght. asintend-
ed, will reach its destination inside of
thkmmvidingmod weather pro-
vaib. The Isrestimproved pneumatic
tire-fettesaretobsnssd, upon which
it'spouibletoronemsn to make over
100 miles a day on ordinary M
Then-lay riders,'itiebelievod,csnmake
between closed 300 miles a day.
stickwasnearsstthe
pointedarevolssr at his bad and the
othsr,whowasa mere boy in appear-
“ and be M“ first “ WH‘WP- NEWS IN A NUTSIIBLL
WhuI he found that they were insarnest
heshoutod for help and the highway-
men took to thdr heels. One ran down
Liberty street and the other went toward
the railway yard. Ir. Band‘s family
heard him cry for the police audthonght
it was some intoxicated man.‘ When
Hr. Band reached the house he found
that his watch was gone. Be at uncere-
portedthec-s to the police, and Ser—
geant Waggenor detailed OEcers Fisher
andBradytofindthsrobbes-s. He gave
1 an excellent description of the men, and
the policemen at once recognised that 01
Sullivan, the youngerof the two.
Half an hour later Policeman Fisher
ps-cd In. Dillon's saloon on lvea street
and saw Sullivan and a stranger, who
answered Hr. Band’s description of the
other man. in conversation at the bar.
He called Policeman Brady and they
arrested themes. Onthewaytothe
station Sullivan asked, “What am I
pinched tor, highway robbery?” Carlin
refused to give bk name and age. While
they were being searched Sullivan made
a remark, and Carlin said, “Shut up, do
you want to convict us now?"
In the city court yesterday morning
Ir. Band positively identified the
prisoners as the ones whombbed him.
Carlin and Sullivan denied that they
left the Dillon saloon during theerening,
and called Leroy Bitt to substantiate
them. The watch has not been recovered.
The polioesay that Sullivanat least, is
a member of a gang of young rufllans
who make lvm streettheirrsndesvoos
A farmer was rescued tromtwoofthe
mun Toasty night. He was intoxi-
cated and the police think his compan-
iom were taking him to a convenient
out w rob him.
People in Booth Norwalk whoknow
Isa-s of lutsrsst Iro- Ivory Quartor
of Col-sellout.
Robert L. Boy, of Cheshire, aged sixty.
four years, died at the Grace hospital
New Haven, fmm the eflecls of an over-
dose of morphine. He went into the
diepernry and took a dose of morphine
which a doctor had just prepared. It is
supposed that Roy intended suicide. He
was a suflerer [mm a chronic complaint
and was at times despondent.
Mary E. Murphy, of Unionville, has
brought suit against Michael J. Scanlsn.
now a leading merchant of Lyon, (70L.
for breach of promise, chiming $10,000.
He went west to build up a home, sent
her many letters calling her his intend-
ed wife, and alsosent her an engagement
ring. Suddenly he stopped writing, and
shortly after she heard that he had mar
vied. Scanlanhas elem! to settle for
5,011), which has been refused. He is
said to be worth “5,01”
\Vilbur 1‘. Brooke", held under sus-
picion of murdering the woman known
as Mrs. Brockett, whose dead body was
found in the North Gmlfor'd woods lat
Sunday morning, was discharged from
custody yesterday morning by order of
center Mix. Hattie Cowles, the dead
women, was at one time the handsome
and respected wife of James Cowlru, a
wealthy Birmingham man. Twelve or
thirteen years ago, while Brockett was
employed by her husband, she loll in
love with him. left her home and come
to New Haven. where she went from
bad to worse until she reached the deep
est depllnof degrahtion. Ker strange
infatuation for Dewkett was the subject
ofng sensation at the time she left
Birmingham.
loll Island lotus vls Dasha-1 News.
' WY: - ,
purchased the Fire Insurance arid Real
, . . George Lockwood,
Mam street, South Norwalk, Conn, would most respectfully 8ol1cit
e of the ublic.
~TllE I. E. CDKEEBEKCE.
E. BARKER.
5”. Rents collected Housosto Rent
Plltllllhl Arretsrarsr ‘1' ‘I’ll
LII". WON II DAIIUIY.
lav. Case's Vanuatu-s. at the larval:
M finish. In- hsIslslIs-
mm” not as to
ace. sis-t a. wysu. srw‘tssus. ‘
Wmmdwnlm
reception and sutertainmsnt of w
ministers in Dsnbnry during the ses-
sion 01 the New York but Conference,
which opens one week from neat Tou-
day.
Rev. George Vaudlstynemf theNor—
walk Hetbodbt church, unle- made
preardingeldsr, willgotoll'lushinng 1.
Rev. Dr. , pastor of the
that church, New Haven, has been air
pointed editors! the Method-t Review
andwillbeginh'ldutiesin April. Rev.
Albert R. Wyatt, cl Winstsd, will sue-
ceed Dr. VauAByns. Dr. Wyatt's suc-
cemorisnotknown. Rev. E. E. Burner
will beraturned to the South Norwalk
church.
Among the appointmenl certain to he
madsistbstot Rev. Dr. Adams, who
hssbesnapresidingslderfor ten years,
to theGrcenwich church. K. 3. Wing.
hrotherotthepresidingaldarofthis dis
trict, willbatransterred from the west
tothe Bldgstisld church. Rev. W. H.
Barton, of Waterbury, will be returned.
Rev. Ir. Foley will besarigned to Beth»
cl. Rev. Dr. I. N. Poster, of the Wash-
ington Park church, Bridgeport,hasbeen
invited to Ming, Pa. Rev. 8. 0. Cor
tics, ofPortChester, N. Y., will succeed
Dr. Foster, in Bridgeport. The Ren.
Noble, Sands and Hartholow will re-
turn to their respective churches in
Bridgeport.
The Rev. Dr. T. P. Frost of the Sum-
merfleld church. Brooklyn, has been
invited to Baltimore, but the bishop has
appointedanothsr pastor to the placesnd
itlsprobablsthat Dr. Frostwill besrnt
to the First church in New Haven. Ker
w A. Richard, of Birmingham. had
been invited to return and will erectn
new church during the coming your.
Rev. R. T. Cooper of the Epworth
church, New Haven: Rev. John Ray
Thompon, of Xeriden; Rev. E. L.
Thompson, of Hartford; ltev. H. Q.
Judd, of Hartford: Rev. George Adams,
of Hartford; Rev. A. D. Veil. of Trinity
church, New Haven; Rav. B. H. Bray,
0! Bedding; Rev. Dr. Clark, of Bridge
port; and Rev. D. G. Downey, oi Stam-
ford; will all be returned to their present
churches.
WIII ohlltorats Clubs
Vcrily the days uf the watch clubs
seem to be numbered, and when this in-
stitntion is laid to rest, there will be but
few mourners. Numerous jewelers
of Connecticut, are considerably
interested in the destruction ol
these commercial barnscles and have a
law before the lrgilature daigncd for
their snpprcmion. 'l'hehill isaslollows:
“Any person who shall form any club
or annotation for the shoals or dis-
md In! PW}. t nine to
disposedot by.lottsry drawing or
chance,or who shall solicit any other
person to join or associate together for
the purchase of any property In anysuch
manner aforesaid, or any who
shall" nan such club or a-ociatitm
shall ti notmorethsnonehnndrrd
nor less than twenty dollars or imprison-
ednot more than six month nor less
than twenty da " There are two bills
covering this matter. and all indimtiocs
point to the likelihood of the clubs being
obliterated. Jewelers’ Circular.
party 01W" purchasers to hell
lslsndyrsterdaytoaslsct sites for cot-
taacs, whicharstobsbnllt this season
Theweathernotbetng favorable your-
daytheparty deferred their visit to tbs
lslaoduntilneatweek.
A bowling alley will be oneof the
attrsrtlousat the idand nest summer.
ltwillbeconstrucledlnnrstclasssbapc.
andwlllhsofrsgnlstlon the. There is
no doubt hutthstltwillhe immensely
popularwith the frvquenters of the is
land. Thsplausforthsalley havsbeen
completed, but it hmnuthesadsclded
wherethsallsywlllhelocatvd.
Plan flwarestaurant building have
beenperiectsdandwurkonthehnllding
willhseommsuesdsssoonavtheweatb
srwlllpsrmit.
ltnowlooksasthoaghthsvswouldhe
A urn. CUP or (”It'll
Aumm-v'a-a-mlsr
Insure-Imam
Camfilugiuslu rspovtsdhisnad—
halnthspoheningeaasoffllwudlau-
asrlng. of Barbary, “airfield county.
who died Pub-nary to. He lads that
Mumstokiadaatkbywhon
W byflswumlaaslsuaw»
lag. Ww—bouglitbyhhwife
dud traced madrng store. Twopip
owasdbylaassrisamisdthesamsday.
hvhgsaha swlllntnwhtch thsdsvas
otthststaloapoteclleehadhssapoared.
tautyhcf thsthrseuemacksby
Im'm Smith, of New Haven,
to-l theyalsoa tho-shalom. Ira.
has basaarvmhlhyhhevifl
Ah. Bkshdck aarlwtllraatalslaa
haspsr’aehuls asthwsllsuoagk totw
trtsdfa'mardsr. Vitus-Whitnuls
o-thsllppssflghslasluerssv.
lthasbseoars a custom. which all
thmhthlpsoplslavarlablyohswvo. to
plausthsstampuathewppvr riahtohsnd
mucotthossvelope. Datfew people
tavsavwstsppsdto think what is the
rs—untnrthheholueotporltion.
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The statement that the Consolidated
mad Intended to run a train on five
hours'time between New York sndBos-
unhashesneonnrmedbythsotllcialsot
thoroad. ltcsnnotbedsllnltelystated
when itle beput on. The time de-
pends oaths completimuf aomstrack
improva-snts which the company is
now escapism The “will bs
putealnaaswctothads-sallorlast.
ctravallatwsqlhsmikm he
train will humans-sand“
consistof all parlor .ll. It handcr-
stoodthathaaswtsdawillmthrossh
turd-slattfllrs-crlasltthat the
present It ddask “washcl-
fro-mhtsrralssl willbsthsaswllw
ltvd.
'lhssaflhltiusoftoolprodschattha
laser hass- la New York. will
potttlvdyclnsaaatsnhyovsslag, April“
. ‘l’hsvfltcsstothseltyaanutalcvd
thwmmu
Mission-hallo“
minimum
re»
at No. 2South -
strong, Odette'l'yler, Edna Wallace and
as we represent them.
BHIOUI’I PNIGI'IOI.
unease-WWW»
”Mountable.
Mam—w
FIVE BllllKED Til DElTll.
Cleveland Visited by an Awful
Thsnominatloaotlumrancscommb-
m John s Bay-ow, by PM "when!”
Clsnhadmsufltsdm
ct pat-Its. reopens the Inuit. «umprmonsvsssonsrnmr.
ct la this
muvwwhlchthwahsshssn‘sosrneh usvhouwmmwso-sssaou
concavwsyreeently. Imus—Ira. Ilsa wuss loll so lost
floss undsrstsod,says we...» ”osmium-saws.»
var Nswuthst whsnGovsrnorlorrla season—announced.
WW '5 30W " W murmurs-4mm»
mmhsioosrthslsusr Imam uneashorflyanerm Mud-Imba-
fathom ”skid-WWI. [ourwomenandonsehlldwersburnsdto
justaorninatsdhim,suditwassurmised ceatklosnspsrtneathonssononsotths
thnthst inthocvsntof hlsheiugsnc- leadluaresidsneestrssts. Their-assured
cemtflhobhinhgtbeappointmuhths at the Morgan. s (Ishtar-ebb W
governor would sppointGatcnceDem— mflmh‘x‘am WW8
prsfiuusl “tons WWW
:n‘"l:nlmh::i l . I” sontalnlngtflroonu,sndlt had nearly”
Inmates. Mrs. lumller, oneofthe
Hovhrthbmiuwm ““1 mammmmmuum
been in How can ll! 891W thesseondfloor mummy
will Prob-N! min! In!!! hi- m! wucntoll sodahsjumpedfmmssscund
[switionassoonasheiscouflrmedbythe rtsvywladowtotheaouorl andgavathe
Unitrdiitatusenafi and then the sp- slamThellrsspreadrapidlythroughths
pointmentof hissucceasor willrcst en- miflmhfiflhdmb‘m’m
tirely 'm. “ENGINE W on the sceoest ouoesttemptod to
lthasbccn l' Itbflll.seyllfllll’l rescue those who were in thehulldinp.
Nobodythoughghowsvstoturninafirs
resknatiouasimurancacommbionerat slam-adatlsmthsltanhourehpssdbs-
this timewould preventGovsrnorlorrls
forsan-nuanlnd.
fromnomluatingbissucozmorandwould hm.mmm'm
“I!!!" the Miniatolhoksi-hm Inns car In... which pass III. building
Governor Harris, however, holds that wersblockedandthserowd grewtothon.
the law snthorrsss' him tomakesnew sands. Mseyofthsspsctatasasststedths
appointment no the endofthstermfor whirring“? memo
which Ir. Seymour was appointed. July Will"! “metals. 89' than
1,186. lr.8eymourmldyesterdaythat mmnhm " a" mam”
unless Governor Norris was-Was u““m“ “
to his authority he would aaerilicskis
Tkenamesotthedeadarvssfollows:
intermts at Washington rather that InflatyLAbhey.wldodeuchhhey.
embarra-hkpartyinthisatsto.
sand“.
abundwemamaaedk
Till" THINGS 0' BEAUTY.
Mrs. lass-a Sol-ass.
Isolde nunhwitsofLC. Kannada.
her mother, homers.
A Play lsr Levon—:1 Ila-slam Tho-tro—
Aal Isa-lotto Co‘s-so.
wbuw-Mlm )lrs.
Percy nut daughter or lira Hunt. and l
‘Ilra Italics-as.“ Humberto—law
sf Ira [mam
Some people go to Charles Frohman's Thsiajurvdsre:
new theatre ia New York, the Emlin, )trsl'l’.6ilnd scour-.1. ll. linens-ho
toscetheplayhomeitself, which noon. 3“" W "m m m
coded by everybody to be the W- ltmbmahabhthatafluatmh
earnest theatre to America. Some go to a timsaad placseoold hare been attended
seethc play “The on: 1 belt Behind WWW-“W “- lore-tn mgr
Mo," whichtthew York Herald mys :mwm "" ‘ m ‘
MheM‘Amofle-n oh! yet written. rs. spouses in the mum
and somego to aeethsbesutifslccsturnes huwlsssthasws, ,‘s‘ndgswsptrzthrough
worniutheplaybylimmfiydneyArm- Risks-tots: I wmwm
_ _ _ downhtbdmawythlag could be dons
C‘lh’m” W: ““9 WP. ladsu toa-ist than theywevsdriveu backbythe
of thccompany that is interpreting the smokeandlamesand perished. Tho-sow
play. it is not certain that everybody “‘3 ‘9'" floors "”5“, to ‘5' “"9“ '9‘
does not go to see all three of these so
"actions, but this is the division of
public curiosity. which itis possible to
make in connection with the entertain-
ment that the Empire is ofiering to In
one woman besides Mrs. Miller jumped
from a second story window. sac-ling
without injury. The dead bodies wrlw
found on tho third floor. Theeovpssawers
burned to a crisp, and were horribly black—
ened and disfigured Asqniekly as pumi—
hle thabodicawcretakentothe .,
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK-
The lawnfSlllPreservauon
Antedates all other laws, either moral, men-
tal, ethical, financial, etc.
The entire. force of The Sentinel, includ-
ing the World’s Fair editor are my author-
ity for the above statement, and the work
on the basis that if you see it in The Senti—
nel IT'S 80.
But that has nothing to do with the fact
that We would like to call your attention to
the splendid assortment of
SPRING llllKETS, BAPES, etc,
that we are showing this spring. It will be
to your advantage financially to give us a
call and see What we can show you in this
line.
It Choice Lois
. linoolnilys.
I5 tightly Lots 4 ,
on me Blot!
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
he ofl’ered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my‘lirst,
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser-fifths!
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantoe deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a,
prospective home. You know.
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try youwill
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE,
$350, $400, lllll.
For {further particulars en-
“ ° HINDS,
. 5‘
-———¢»_———-
JACKETS
range in price from $3.98 to “4,98,
CAPES
from $3.49 to “3.49.
Full assortment of
Tans, Modes, Navy, Blacks, etc.
0.18mi
JOHN
0n the premises, or
patrons. Ono thingis certiiu, that all
who visit the theatre find pleasure in c n-
juying the beauties of the lumen, the sur—
nng love story that Insure. Delasco and
Fyles’ drama presents, and the ravish-
T'be two upper floors of the building are
gutted, and the contestant the house are
ruined, The Morgan is owned byW. J.
Morgan, the lithograph". II cost will»
and was insured.
CHRISTIAN SWIBTZ.
83 Washington St, at the oflico
”of the Old Well Cigar Co.
Allerthlsdatcoarstsrewlllbc 83 Washing!!!" Sl.
6E0. VII ILSTTKE. Prop.
Isvwlo Ink-afar
limousines. N. Y. March zit—The
O'Neil block, a Wavy brick structure,
ingly charming toilets worn by the
women who win the hearts of the brave
and ham ”Idiot hop in “The 6'"! was go“?! by In. While‘Jhs fire wash:
- .. ~ .- t was t a w n
'1‘“ W m’ .T'” “mm?“ i3"... in .m. third ‘2; and
“'9 “mm I “ ”"1““! 0‘ WW room. u... heroically rescued her by
Iintsamgnccfuland immune lowering has to the groundwith amps.
indellcate neutral-Inde- thatfcrm an She was dens-rout}! burs-d. Other in-
eaquisits background for the coitus worn 32'” “Rhgfimtmw S";
by the fashronables In the seats. Women (We 7. U'Nrtl. '. valued u .' 11,") lilo" _
say it is the finest theatre in the country —
toshowotl pretty costumes. The play
terms with love. The pnlutionsof the
human heart are felt doing rthmIc
duty in every line. You follow
its scenes and feellthat there is
noneinwhich youcouldnot and
would not have taken part, and if you
area woman you would give the whole
worldtoheln thsplaceof the beautiful
heroine at the moment when shefslls
into the arms of her knightly lover who
hasjustrmrcatherfromadoom worse
than death. As tor the dressesonths
stage. they delight man and women
aIIke. and it is known that several
prominent New Yorkers, Impressed by
thesimple beauty of the garments worn
hythswomsnol"'l’hu0ullleftllehlnd
In," have taken their wives to the
Empiretogtvethemalsssou in the art
ct drssslagwithout overflowing. Charles
Proh-ra's play ad yhahosss mills
Blusvsvllls’s Grout l’lrs.
liuuvrnsvrus, N. ‘1, March u—Ths
leslhvr mannfactory of Kennedy 8 (30..
one nftha largest in the city was burned.
Thelnsalatotal and amntstoabrmt
“me. The reflection at the the could be
seen “miles.
lass-ow. at 3st Duh—nasty.
Mrs-aunts, N. Y., larch u~At the
investi'tluu of tho Stats Insults asylum
er~Assemhlymsn lass, asset the mass;-
mmadsaspsachad-ltliux that the lib
stltnlton was conducted astrsvsaantlywut
denying that. these was any dishonesty.
W a! folk- M Is-wvsd.
Cams, N. 1., larch ss-ns trial of
tibial of Police Dodd. charmed with allow.
ingsfamaloprlsonrr robes-nod with
liquor in her cell, and with allowing puisv
Iwwvstonowttbonta hearing. resulted is
his lets. W from the force.
m'mvuss’sww
Nrw Vanguard’s—MM
SumnlllsstthaWoItsra lists-pro out
M m ofths M to “Wm
sssaoainths-struplhfiflirllleft harsIcsr-wlllast usual-l.
Behisdlflstomiadrllaltalyatthe 'I ‘
l’sm Anaor,N.J.,Isvehat—~'l'hsrw
”aware—”tom
la thrones-shot sttyelstsb lssuwha-
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Nisows.N-ehu—Chsrlss 0. law
“heathen-st as! best known at
“Matthias!”
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amass-whom.
New Your. lard arr-Ila ans-s
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l‘rlday evenings, ""3“ I s 'rlsek.
M. S SMITH
Saturday neat-gs
'or the present season is displaying
Scotch, French and Domestic Binghams
in all the newest styles.
An Endless Vamymhfflmng Flannels.
A New Arrival of
Low Priced Dress Goods
in all the seasonnble colorings.
79Wasm__ng_lmwslfi
BARBAINBIN
WLll pILIs.
Pictures Framed to Order.
IITISTO' IITEIIILO,
Palnts. OIIS. Glass.
IIIIIIITE um- who?“ llll
amounts
L. H. Decker,
reunion-summon
A cool) TEWN i
A large line of i3: ., ,
Lace Trimmings. Bamboo. lainsnok. and Swiss El? “ ",
Emhmideties. Victoria Lawns. India nuns fig.
and Plaid llaiusoots. .. .fifn .
The Latest Styles 01 ladies' Collars and nuns flew-1m ”2......
Our Stock of who?“ :WI'VE
llllIESTll‘. KID WHITE £0008
for the coming season is supplied with everything desirable.
lllr Gulu’. Fllitlllllg Snob
isflllsdwithallthrlatestnovolticsinmemsrket.
a
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newsroom.
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