”llcug‘i'él’f
MINE 'swm.
”Heron Winds Scourge the
’ _ Whole Country.
or ,.
examine CHAOS FOLLOW.
lures Were lost on the Great
" Lakes.
wag- liabate te the Attaatla scan-are ta.
‘movnaaamansanrywuk—roartsu
I‘ [not 0. Illwaahoo—‘l'wnuiy lien
m lan Chicago—A Howling Bill-
aard la the West Blocked trains» Parr
. lynnd lashes- aad Broke Telegraph“
. Mew—lies longer Reports In.
‘ ' unrest. April ct—Tlu atom which
trade lite mkerable for New Yorkers made
“hit from South Dakota to the Atlan-
floooeot. nwoeplug across the lake region
d In for south as Virginia.
In the eastan portion or this district
, ”will Ilid high winds were the chief
" Motion of the storm. while in the
I‘m instead of rain felL
Thowsatha along the coast was, in con-
nllonoe. thick. the wind high and the
”whetawomauwonld termauarty one,
'. with a strong nor-theatre:- to boot.
Elie northeast gale drove the tide into
the upper hay until many of the docks
aloogSouth matwere under water and
Butlthatreet ion]! was flooded. Cellars all
along the street were filled with water, and
whip rode at anchor with the water line
‘ on a level with the piers. Down in the
lowor bay and along the seashore the gals
muted the waves with while and gave tho
outgoing fleet an unmistakable hint on to
what was to beenpected outside. Once! the
numb-atho Trinidad. bound fochrmuda.
beak and anchored to wait for more
noble conditions. Several vessels were
dloto arriyc. but only one of the impor-
tant sum. the Rhynland, from Antwerp.
one into port.
At Conny island 100 feet of asphalt pave
rant blocks in front of the Manhattan
hotnllwaa washed out. The music amphi-
thutor at Brighton going to pieces, and it
waafeared that it would be a total wreck.
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Ill-VAUIII. April 8|.—]u a gala which
h years has not been equaled on the
groatlakes. theorib at the end of the in-
takntuunel. situated some 8.000 feel out in
the like. was washed away. and oi 15 men
whowers employee there in the shaft,
which reaches to the shore. but one is
knownto be alive. The balance are be—
tohavn been drowned. Some wore
btlena washed oil by the huge billows
whldi have been tumbling on the shore.
Indothernpov‘lahed in the ulrsbelt where
they sought shelter dud which is now filled
with water.
Thopoopleliving along the shore were
W at daylight when they could see
noventlge either of the crib or the house
thatnnrmounud it. and but faint traces
”Dianne of the government break-
wu-thotwaa hidden in the mountainous
urf that e over it.
At ”o'clock an alert was made to reach
thewrsck of the crib on a tugboat. but it
wuunsuecrsflnl. An hour later the tug
Welcome took a liieboat in tow and
steamedout to the crib. Only one man
wasteland alive at the crib. and i... was
brought above in an unconscious condi-
Ilid will probably die. His name is
abilities: A search will be made for
thobojioeofthedrowoedmen as soon as
lb lakmbecome a little safer.
. litters Itragic story.
Inlet the man who was rescued from
theolibbyvhn lifesaving crew. was finally
ahlstoglvothe story of the tragedy lle
ddthat the crilrhonns was so dangerous
M It )0 o'clock p. In. all hands. 15 in
numbnrmeot down Into the airlock. They
was quite comfortable time until the
houowan blown away. Tm knew it was
[newline the air pump evenedworiiine.
Nuthatdo'elock. When the pump
thoalr kept growing worse until
when it became no bad that it was
uhnohaaeuoutdda Thessbjeetwaadiv
urwwumenddullyallsgreed
humanitwm round that tbeycouid not
live-ochlougcrwheretbey were.
Mullytbnnirloek was openedand
the mallowed to oomoin. "divide,
. Gregg. Johnson. Lelkowila and
unseeded is gettingoetcfthelaek
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Plan and estimates furnished for either
hotwatarulnomorhotalrheatiag.
lloi Air Hating.
TlBIlll. liaison to.
81. IN 8‘. Min.
The
lilies-yawn not soothe
U sown IAIN 81'.
long belcre me Denfcnb's haw-er parted.
It is feared that the Hayes. with to area
aboard, may have fouudmd during the
nlgnt and all hands been lost. The eye!
In owned by J. C. Gilchrist of Cleveland.
Big Freight Depot Wrecked.
lanlanarous. April IL-A wiadstorrg
is sweeping over seam! lndlena that has
the proportions of a gale on account of its
great velocity. At noon yesterday it was
blowing at the rate of w miles an hour.
wrecking much small portable property.
At Brightwood. a suburb, the Big Four
freight dept. an immense wooden building
“feet long and 50 feet wide. was ruled
by the wind and the debris scattered tor a
great distance. A desen men were in the
building. but received warning and en-
capcd by climbing into box ears. Il'iiey
were finally dug out without serious in;
jury.
Two locomotives and several cars in the
building were wrecked by the ialL
lllgh Water Does Ila-ago.
'i'ouno, April 2i—Troubiontlil breedeou
the Ann Arbor railroad and it was the worst
snflerer from the storm. The terminals
here are mostly on made ground along the
river bank. The water. which was up
above the docks all along the river iront.
undermined the Ann Arbor tracks and
washed them out One engine wasdnmped
into the water and disappeared In the mud.
The Wabash grain elevators were useless
The high water tilled the hoppera Hit v
water prevented the loading of vessels at
some of the Lake Shore elevators. an the
vessels were lifted above the spouts.
Trains Snowbouud In Wises-ole.
Wu'l' SUPERIOR, \l’ls. April iii. -A
heavy northeast wind has prevailed here
for almost “hours. it began blowing In
the morning. and the storm baa continued
all day By noon the electric street can
had been taken oil. It being impossible to
get through the drilled snow Trainnou
all roads are delayed. The Great Northern
passenger train was reported snowbu'ind
20 miles down the road.
1he Mississippi Itlain. Rapidly.
Knows. la. April il.-A Violent snow’
storm raged all day. The wind blew a
gale. The Mississippi river in rising up
ldly and ieaImoit 19 feet above low water
mark. Observer Gofewisch predicts that
it will reach is feet by Monday Fears are
entertained oi a repetition of last spring";
hoods. Dwellers on the low lauds are tin-
easy and are preparing for the worst
Wires Down and Business Paralyssd.
MARSHALLTOWN. la. April it —0ns oi
the worst blluarda ever known in central
Iowa this late in the season began at d
o'clock yesterday morning. the wind blew-
’ing from the northwest with frightful
velocity. the temperature gradually laillr' :
and snow drifted three feet deep to son .
places. Telegraph and telephone Wit. are
down, and business is paralysed here
The Rlluiaral ‘Ionh 0' Roofs.
Ql'lh'ifl', Ills. April 9i.—A blinding but
gmfl rowel hero for a good portion of \bd
(lay, and the wind is still blowing a gale.
The shutter Gum City collided with I
lrrrl Inn! in the slornlL‘und the latter we
dril’f‘li on (be hem-l. The [ivt'l' is as will.
as it nus. ewr been lied]. Several tools
were blown oil
“'iiul and Snares.
live Horus, April vi —'l'ht- storm here
hail been on» of the worn! In lows this year
Ai'or n downpour oi ruin it turned in Ali-l
enmvcvl Iii hours Al lilu some time there
WihBlr terrible wind The thermometer ii
billing. and lllt.‘ chances are for .- irons. lr
ls feared that fruit but been lrreparably in-
jurmi.
c.P‘|l'I' on lbw Bar.
likavrmz'r, ‘S (7. April it —-1‘he sloop
Sou loom. L'swavn Moore. Iu ai'empliug
to cross the bar capsized The vesselwao
“‘1', with its cargo 01 fish. but the crew
were saved
A llllmrd II Inwn.
lluwrorr; le.. April fl—Light snow
was occouiuanil‘fl by a blizzard. Reports
indicate that the storm hasheengconral
throughout northern low;
Work a! Herr York's Legislators.
Aura", April 2i.—-'l‘ha work of the
legislature this year. while not on import
not as that of the Iegt one, was about the
some as regarda quantity. in the senate
75“ bills were introduced. no less than last
year. Four hundred and lhirty-acven ol
those passed the senate. while but 3500i
the “1' ow through the assembly. In the
assembly LEW bills were introduced this
year, it more than last year. 073 of which
poured the assembly, hilt) having panned
bnih hon-n Up to date the governor has
signed ell) laws. 78 more than at this time
last year
New Lighthouse Ilgual lynch.
how "or". April ill.-—-An interesting
and highly Important test of a new system
cl light house signals was made oil this post
last night By an ingenious combination
of the usual iiahthm lenses and light,
TIM with a system of shutters, Cap
ta Malian. the inventor. in wielded to
throw any number earned open to repre
sent a given harbor to greatdietaanos lo a
helmets! plans. A reference to a "port
“”qu than show the mod a
vessel his location beyond doubt.
fire. larrle' Details.
I“ HAY“. April 2l—Ilre. Oscar J,
Harris. wile of the late Oscar J. Harris.
committed suicide by shooting hovenll
through the heart. her husband having
jeetdieti from the elects of a surgical ep-
ovation. lloth air. and the llama were
lrein Brooklyn. and were well known in
society there. In. llarrle maiden name
was [raster Deeyks.
'l'b lids Across the Denim
law You. Aprilii.-'I'oisltes. the well
have bioyolo rider. are that bewilistm
on ilay it to ride arrow fit more» tre-
lieu York to Ian treatises “seasons
on she the trio in elders. and will take
noel direct route teatime. toiletries
the line at the Union resins railroad tr-
s Irasslsne.
theretols
Winndgatosllastn'auviksrn
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OUHAV mu. "‘9 "‘sz
W to! m lorwalk. til
it LISLE TALKS Will.
The Secretary Defines the Fir
canciol Condition.
not Is cont llll0lllili in sin
ltriei Quarantine Isles to lie Adapted Ir
Aelicipatlen at as Invasion nf cholera
or Other lpidamls maestro—The Chiller
Minister at the lists ”apartment.
Warslncvon. April ti —Sesretary0er
iielo hoe made public the tollswlng state
moot regarding the Ilnouoial situation
”in the eserelae oi the discretionary power
conferred upon the sezretary oi the trees-
ury by the act oi July lo. 1990. he has been
paying gold for the treasury notea issued
for the purchase of'sllrsr bullion, and he
will continue to do soar long as he has
gold lawfully available for that purpose.
Under this process the government has
been and Is now paying gold for silver hol-
Iion and storing the silver in its vaults,
where it is senseless for any purpose oiI
simulation or redemption as iron. lead or
any other commodity.
“The government. In the first place. in
ones a coin treasury note In payment for
silver bullion. and then the coin treasury
note is presented at a ouhtreasury and the
gold in paid out for it. so that the elect is
precisely the name as if the gold were paid
directly for the silver in the first instance.
About “10.0le oi the gold which was with
drawn from the sobtreasury on last Tues
day for shipment abroad was paid out on
these eoin treasury notes No order bar
been made to atop the payment of gold on
these notes. nor has any one been author»
land to say that such an order would be
issued.
"The purpose of the government to pro
nerve Ito own credit unimpaired and main.
lain the parity of the two metals by all
lawful means will not be abandoned under
any circumstances in view of the exist
ing legislation the only question for con
eideration is an to the measures that ought
to be adopted to insure the accomplish-
ment of these purposes. and upon thir
question there In of course room for wide
difleroncea of opinion.
lore Gold Iro- ihe Went.
The total stock of gold coin and gold
bullion now in this country. including
what is held by the treasury as well as
what is held by the banks and individuals,
amounts to about momma. W hen i
came into the treasury department on
March 7 the amount of free gold on hand
had been reduced 6987.011). but by arr-ang --
manta with western bankall was increased.
until on April l It amounted to nearly
”Jinan.
"The heavy shipments began to be made
and three days ago we lied only about “0.-
one, but now it amounts to “ADO after
deducting what has been withdrawn from
the eubireasury for shipment. Arrange»
meals are now in progress by which indie
goldistobe secured from thewest.andl
hope that a nnilicient quantity will be no
cured to keep the gold reserve intact.
There is gold enough in the onuufiy tc
mm all the requirements of the or unlion‘
and if all who are really inieresud in
maintaining a sound and stable currency
would mist the secretary of the treasury
In the extent of their ability. the existing
difficulties would soon be removed." ‘
flown-o Court Jnetlm 'nlt blighted.
Wasnlxnros, April al.——The ornament
is made. that aside from the condition «ll
the court docket. there was another and
more potent reason which Influenced the
justices or the ,. .. court in ‘ “ ‘ _
to attend either the naval review or the
opening of the World's lair. The justice.
lelt snubbed. They were not rationed with
the position assigned them in the edicts!
programme. They do not think it broom
ingthat they, occupying the conspicuous
official position they do. should he huddled
with congruence. assistant secretaries.
governors and numerous subordinate old
this oi the government. individually. it
is reported. the justices expressed a will-
lnguons to be thrown in with the party pro
vided for the steamer Monmouth. but as a
body they wusidered that on an melon
otnuch great edicts! ceremony as the com»
lug event they should have a place out in
position to the president and cabinet.
The Chill-n ”lagoon
Wasnlsoron. April nation-or Dos Ani-
balCrua. charge d'allslren of the Civilian
legalioo, had a long Interview with Assist-
ant fineratary Arlee at the state department
in regard to the Chilton "toga cane. Boo
rotary Gresham unoonend that a charge
was pending against Fuentes and Holly
for violating the municipal lawaof Chili.
and Minister Egan was instructed loosens
nheiieriogthsm. This was all the later
oration vouch-aid. Nothing was enidlaa
fowhea the instructiouswsaensnttollin
inter lgan loosens sheltering the refugees
or as iowhsthertheyesraped before or
alter Ilr. I”. received these instructions.
or with or without his supposed conniv-
asee.
Iertet flan-atlas Isgaiaiinwn.
Visionaries. April stun rriouilvs
ends of quarantine munitions under the
anomalies law. passed the last roa-
grsee. has been not. minions
were framed in Itari‘no hospital m.
lensedavododgnedroeever allocations
which on arias. should vessels arrive has
iagdha-ohoarder oumingtromlafseid
pone.
‘I'hn Uriel-l M Dennison.
Waowinoron. April ll.~llaaplts a rainy
notary versed not in great rem is a
night
large ”caption bythe British Em-
bee-new and in nest in
r
diplomatiooorpa a sat-twat m ladies noise
at the sophis-
anaesthesia-tiers
“amendments-serene“
minnow-aprons.
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Minster-Ins»
fiflsmww‘ ares latices
a .tvrs
lytiiieliathle: «Bunsen
when Misuse
when telling
his... ""
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Ill IIIIIIIITDI 8T. BIIIIIE.
Whe-
veteran
the user. whith weighed
hits. heels
ouconseonrosauwa. Ill!
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BBLD HEW YORK THIEIIET
GHNNED HER TO TH! FLOOR.
the I'ay a Virginia rather took to for
rent lln Daughter Pro. lleplag.
mud IL—hoita Calo.daagh-
tor of John of Covlogtou. was found
chained to the leer of her roomaudre-
leaned bythe police. it is told that her
father chained her there lwo‘wnnbe ego to
prevent her from sloping. llsr lever com
loined to the authorities durlag her In-
{bar's abeeoer earl as one» was instructed
tofrse her. which he did alone the pro-
test of her aunt and m er. who were
guarding liar.
A ate in was drives into the door under
her . tnwhleh a obeln was laeteued.
and the other end was looked around the
girl's ankle Great indignation is leitlu
the community over the inhuman cruelty.
0an In the proprietor of the Gale House.
and the daughter is a hesutliul girl ll
rears old.
The Inns-rue Clover Olnb Dias.
Raw Yell. April ill—Philadelphia's onl-
ebraled Clover club brought in sacred
gridiron and Ila big wooden s n to the
Holel Waldorf last night, and or the Irst
time In Its erratic career heldlte annual
dlunsrln New York. The last that Mr.
George C. Boldt. a Clover eiuhlnan of long
standing. lilo come to New York to man
age the Astor's palatial hotel. was largely
responsible for the club's presence here.
The gathering was held in the gold and
white ballroom. where the Duke do Vera-
gne received New York's wealth and fash-
ion Wednesday. The room was trnnn
formed Into smoothing new and exceed-
ingly strange by the club'e household
goods. in the center of the room was the
traditional clover leaf table. with an apple
tree in bloom rising from the center. Two
other full grown trees in flowers gave a
rosy hue to the entire scene. All theta,
hiss were strewn with clover. and the
club's white and green clover leaf banner
hung from the walls.
Ira. 'arsl'n neg-earn.
Jaruici. h l., April al.—'l'hewlll of El-
len Elisa Ward. widow of the late Urnton.
not A Ward. U. S. N..of Roslin, I. l.,was
admitted to probate. The estate is valued
at 03.001000. Among numerous bequests
to church anti charitable lnatltutinns are
the following: Protestant Episcopal mic
lion, New York. "5.01); Charity organiza-
tion and Society for the Prevention of Cru-
elty to Children, Sew York. each um
Children's Temporary home. Mlneola. L
l. 82.51”; Ep scopal diocese of Long island,
82.50). New York Home for Consumptiven,
$.51): New York Church Organisation no-
oiety, :05 on; St. George's chapel. Fort
George. “will. Frederick D. Tappan gets
U0,” under the will. A like amount Is
loll to each of the children of MrsVirgluIa
Stuart, daughter of the testator. lira
Ward left £2,000 to her gardener. Thomas
Watkins. and rum to her maid, Mary
Nackim.
Brook Alder-err loco-alder.
Now Your. April SlwA special meeting
of the board of aldermen of Brooklyn was
held to raonsidor the recent action of the
board in granting the several franchisee to
railroad companies in the city. Previous
to the meeting the mayorand thealdnrmen
were served with an injunction granted by
Judge Cullen of the nuprwlno wort re-
straining the board from tnlilng any ac-
tion. A recess was laken and upon appli-
cation of the board Judge t‘ulien modified
the injunction no that a resolution might
be considered. The board thereupon re-
solved to noonnhlt-r the franchise grant.
and the matter was reicrrcd back to the
railroad committee.
ammo flower and the Barrie Conn.
ALIAKY. April 2! . “Governor Flower
gave shearing to Dr. llmth S. Kinmonlli,
the Asbnry Park Ilruggiat, who has figured
,. ‘ "y in the later developments In
the Carlyle W. llarris mm- The governor
wanted to learn from Klnmoulh pct-on-
aIIy what he had to say with reference In
the selling of morphine pills to llelen
Putin. Kium lh rein-ruled to the gov»
ernor that be ldaell the pills It! llarrln'
girl wile. Concerning the contents of lllt‘
alldavlt mode by a man named t‘rnno at.
feeling his statements Klnmuuth declared
they were utterly isles. The governor
made so remarks.
loan-vat for the Isl-way Slyntevy.
RAIVAY. 3.1.. April 2i «Another chap
ter has been third to the llahway myatny
by some woman ordtrlug a small tomb
stone to be erected at the grave or the
young woman who was lound murder-d
on March 8. ill". on (‘rntrsl avenue. ‘l'ha
slot-o bears this inscription: "An unknown
woman, found dead. March 5. im.” The
superintendent the ormotory runner! to
give the name the doctor. but said that
Ibo lives in liabwsy.
[Ag-or Legislation In (low-sellout.
llarrrrosn. April aim-The maturities-
Iiialy poslponsd the bill permitting mass
to role to rat-mot manniaclormu «moon.
lions trout lanes for l2 yrsrs. The house
passed an int wtant inventive electing liq.
nor sellers l: provides that a liquor deal»
or refused a bases by lbsoounly mulls
sinners rosy appeal to the superior tour'.
Wreat- easiest a “drone which is
granted may in like manner lpprhl.
one not». will or. to carve...
Qonssnrovs. Aprllil.~«1‘bs licks and
Duchomol Aberdeen and lady Arson are
passengers:- the doom Teutonic. which
arrived born on her way from 1.0m ,i to
l‘aw'fovh The [lattices oi Abel see is
greatly ism-ted is promoting its soo-
cem of the irish noblbiis subs (:bieegoCo
lesbian «patios.
Conceal loot» have. In Islets.
bonito. April Ila-Tea builders and
contractors of this city are assess over the
algae of discontent in the labor or sol»
liens. trots aortas- rails-en l s is
to he a general strike of the bellvllog
trod- onlsar the demands at the plaster
crewman and classmates. are in he
gre .
five-so I've. Ovens.
he rose. Anvil Il‘r'l'vvvr Torts.
(berks and Armenian. who are no taste
way in the World‘s leis, tiers insure tre-
:e nae tar-019ml».
m «absorbs attlisti sass-
aiiinahowlronere isllaihs ivs‘.
its out: arasevsrsl hearse. use
yourJob Printing
done. where their
motto is Quick-
ncss, Neatncss,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Robbed the Residence of the
Bradley~Martins.
llOll’l' AFTER THE WHDDIIG T00
.
“a Burglarn Wars After the Wedding
Pressure of the [sol and the Own-ted
Graven, hat 'I’Irey only Got Some Jewel-
ry and Family Plate.
NI! Yohl. April bl—Burglaro paid a
visit to the residence of Mr. Bradley-liar-
tln. the iather-ln-law of Earl Craven, and
sectlred about $3,200 worth of booty. it In
believed that clever :lsckvmsu were con-
cerned in the robbery. and that they were
led to attempt a raid on the house by the
notoriety following the announcement of
Miss Bradley-Martin's engagement to Lord
Craven.
Stories had been published oi the costly
wedding presents given to the bride by her
mother's wealthy friends. and a fairly de-
tailed description was secured or the pros-
on“.
There are antes in the house for the sale
keeping of articles of value. but this seems
to have seeped the consideration of the
burglare_ who planned the raid on the
treasures.
The mrl and his America wile left this
city on Tuesday.
sealed a Spiked Wall.
The Bradlevaartin residence in at 25
West Twentieth street. and rune through
to Nineteenth street. The back of the lot
In guarded by a high wall surmounted by
a row of spikes. Some time after mid-
night the burglar! bent down then Iplk.
while the storm was raging. scaled the
brick wall. crossed the yard. and union-
tened the heck windows of the house by
cutting out a pane of glass and reaching in
and unlouoening the catch.
They made a tour of the library and the
dining rooms and then retired. discovering
that most of the valuables were locked in
safes that they couldn't crack without too
much risk.
A servant. who ronn at do'elock to light
the kitchen fire. discoverer! that the baae~
ment window had been tampered with
and reused the family. An investigation
showed that a case in the library contain»
ing Mr. Martin’s collection of antique
watches had been broken Into and that id
watches had been carried o8. Silverware
had also been removed from the dining
room sideboard.
None ol the stolen silverware belonged to
the Earl of Craven or his wife. It was part
of the wedding presents oi Iii rs Bradley-
.\lertln. and trove her monogram. "C. 5.
M." The missing watch. are the cholcmt
in Mr. Martin's collection oi antiques.
u-lw Ionth’n Condition.
New You. April rt—ldwia Death‘s
condition was Npooted early this morning
to be such as to call for no immediate
alarm. Dr. Sinclair Smith gave out a
statement concerning his patient. which,
he said, was made at the requent of .\!r.
Iioolb'e lernlly and some of his friends It
wanna follows: "Mr Booth's L yew
terduy morning by partial aphasia and
some paraly‘i-i of his right arm and right
video! the fence in all probability is due to
slight hemorrhage in the brain. At no
time has he been unconscious or in any
immediate danger. lle passed the night
sleeping moat or the lime and has bad a
troll“! flu". It in Impossible at the present
time to predict what the outeomemayhe"
sinner-u flower Dnnllnnd.
AIIA‘W. April 214111": {allowing tele-
gram was sent to Governor Viewer:
('hnvgn have been preferred to the mayor
of Iluflalo miner Joseph 3. Gavin. oomp-
imller, til misconduct ill 0.“ 'hlch, if
"retained, would disqualify bill iron I!-
"rising the power of appointing policoand
ravine commissioners. which Is when U.
him by the hill rushed through the legisla-
lllrr yrslfl’day. On behalf of the commit-
tee of utirena appointed at a public meet-
ing on last Monday i ask you to withhold
your approval 0' the bill uulIl than charges
can be investigated,
.I. N. Ariana. Chairman.
The governor wired heck declining to
give the hearing. The billhse bonustgnod.
Anette- od Dunne For the loll.
New You. April 2i.~-‘l'he boa-n 'erthn
eitlsms' hall at Madison liq-rare tiardsu "a
April ‘11 wm auctioned ed at the ”Mel
Waldo". The first choice wont to Henry
Hilton for IW‘. 'i’hrssor four of the arena
beam went as low as M
[’9th of Ira. Hannah.
how Volta. Aprliti. “Mm slingsrlsg
illness (7' many months Mrs Almirn lieu»
cock. willow of Meier (loom! Winfield
first! llaocock.dlsvl al the residence of the
arrai’s trim. Mrs Eugene Grille. ta
ramvrey park.
“so not Board stallion one.
Amnesia. it. if, April it. —~ the
delimit» celebrated stallion. owned by
illophen tisndl'or'l a scan of ibis plane,
died at their stables here. its was limos
old. in his day he was very mes-lei no
the tort. M
A m as a Potion flanges“.
.lrssev (Tm. April rim—Tbs polio-l rem
missions“ ei this city have made Jam-s v
lisrklse. the puglllsi. asergeast ol deleti-
isee. To ovals room for him Isaiah A
liutlea was retired on half pay.
it!“ IIll'LV TOLD.
The Ifenioea outle- Aurelie. with a
large veneer mssuerprlrsd the tar
tireless licensees blind ill in a run
kettle.
MM atI s were "killed tent!“
on w sweeten rotates. s
«Walloon
mwcmmmcr
. “I W
restless“ daylong as theilsw est
see.
mamas Manners..- not
”flow Cm," ”Wm!"
lea head-u i thought is have eons
Mouth-atonement.
lupus ’
Plll MBI Iii
lrdctofiullbingl “unit‘s: forth-
iatheomployof WJLleok
haves-y
Hurling.
ounces.
1le
srovEs.
W A R E
ail its Bimini.
W
TheBostendF‘nsheetAsnoflmentol
IFISI-I
‘ Wmluueudmirianm
a
Hill STOCK I’LIIIBEIlS SUPPLIES
T. s. inuiinan.
Huntfitlufl, ~
South Norwalk. '3
. 69 lllSIlllIGlIIII STREET.
“Swells in
your mouth."
—-—___
Ask for
B-L
Tobaccos.
Cheapest in
the long run.
13?...
No Other.
Makes an every-day convenient: of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. nghcd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
makes lilo large pies. Avoid
lions—and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brani.
IERRELL d: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
ulz ly
t it
oymatfora ew-orewovkm.aadweerge
they-lobe est-nor. lfyousrsaire‘quu
«that vs a few were. wish
nae ilma in Wfih‘v. llleu am" :i“ "3‘3
for this is roar gra oppevlaa . a vet v
loll icalars by more mall. A’ .
I'll (fl.MUmM.AIgnotn.lo
. _- -..—..5
IE. G.’ TOMLINSON’.
LiczNSlD PEABIAOIB'I'.
' Successor to l. M. HOYT.
SELECT YOUR
0W" HUME!
2 Large Lois Burml Ave.
4 Good Lois
_ Woodwanfilve.
Nice Lois
Riverside Ave.
M Choice Lois
. Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighlly Lois
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I adored my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantec 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 you will
own a lot in a short time.
We are In an age 0! Perfume. and byn
thousand artful contrivanoea all the delicious
odors of the garden are taken Into captivity
ibr the toilet. The fragrant Violet la imprin-
onu‘i. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
i’oqulsition‘so that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all the choice var-
ieties of Perfumes none can compare with our
r
ml if
BR. F. W:DARMER.
POST OYI'ICE BUILDING,
South Kornwalk.
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled lin‘l Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEST SET Ol’ TEETH ON BED RUBBER.
So better made no matter how much you pay.
Troll; eximlfdwithont pain,
11in“. \ itlllzrd Air or Aruphene).
Teeth claim-d. - . — ~ The
H‘— Tth tilled with Amalgam. . - 50c
Teeth flllrtl with Platinum. . - 75::
Teeth filled with com. . two and up
PRICE, All Work tiuaranleed.
Office (men from 8 la. us. until 9 p. In.
Eutranre So. 1:: Wmhington st. 08 l)‘
E.B.liurris$alé[ii
Successors to ll. C. lorris it (‘0.
earn-u. scooooo.
64 Sudliury 8L. Boston, Mass.
F i re and
$350, $400, elc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilice of
TAILOR & GULDEII.
Wasmxornx St.
or on the premises of JOHN
iIINDS; also at tho oilive. of
The Old “'8" Cigar (30.. 53
Washington street. 0'”
llllBEllEVEli
in the extravagant aml m-usallnnal claim-v
made for many proprietary nudirinesot lllel‘
lire-en! day are always lmpml by asiuiplel
armament of plain truth. As our claim! ham
been rennin-bio and fully pmven in the rem
workable rumor blwdiilnmm during the
put y‘ear. hundreds or people have been (no
‘ .
TAKE
our medicine so a blond purllirr and .H'priui‘
rent- and gladly reality to its w-mdarruily‘
vitaillalag ties. Ila value in constipation.
wrmlhnons. d iillty lull ions of apps-lilo ('ufi-i
roman, no chemicals and having on sediment.
but he rig mini-val of the best vv viable bhaall
912mm known. nothing can boiler for
’4'
SAWYEII’S
nmnruuv
cumming.
FEIITIlIZEIiS I.
Superphosphale.
Grouml Bone.
Potato lanuie.
Ilam lalll Manure.
lir-Sladcd Ume.
[Mil Hm.
and Land Sail
“AT...
llllllllll inns.
FUR N ”U R E
on“ amazon.
David Stow,
Bank Sales.
Bank laulls.
Bank Vault Doors.
AS I)
IIEI’IISIT WIlIIII 0F. ill KIIIIS.
The Best sales in the World.
Ilium In use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
it» sold in Lynn. lam. since that t fire.
when w of our sale. Wri’ir alibjrclell o intense
but. preserving their mmfentn.
CHAMPION RECORD Alon In the! “WI!
(marry rm in mi. In thermal “vision l'ire
lni - .arui in all the great tires since. item
for circulars. Altr'vta wanted. all it»
0M and Reliable
DAILY mascr
Freight Line
"BTW I m:
NEW YORK
80th Norwalk
Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler