g ,
while ?.
uiofutsnotimiuus
necrosis. m sons; 'l'llll‘,
‘ sunrise lesson.
staterooms rents 1am
mass at cheris- w. Meant as an
Inseam-estrous
OhsrlesWendsrlerConnt diedathir
mun-tameauu o'cloohlsat
flatten-I may,» bind-nth
Wandhyinjnrienhe received by
hlshosasrnnnlng awaylsst Friday,
attention.
IrJaOawnwnn horn in Basalt.
Y.,Pehruary$,lu8.sndwasotfingneo
nstdesesnt. lie learned the machin-
-ist'strsdewithfloe&(h.thewnll-
‘tomalninltaharenndenrtingeinthe
.‘nflodyot thepoliostherewmthntorn-
est stolen from h pmtner fiimpon'a
hauMRimuthsnightot tiny
I. had no tmuhls in identifying the
. MWinhbstocking lost, and
”weirhnahont 150 pounds. Hs is near
alglttndandwursglsmm. When Rock-
. wellwmlockednphewsnnimplydetsin.
edsnssnrpioimschsrscter,sndthe jim-
tieewanonthepointotdisohnrging him
flsrlsckotevldenee. A telegram from
“036', City police, with whomChirfn
Vollmer and Dana hadheeninoommuni-
Wat-rived, notifying the Peterson
jplieedthehomethoftst Norwalkaad
mmwmwponlnrther.
, ‘ Whnnthedhpntchl‘rom Norwalk sr-
shed the fellow was searched. Thh
’Mmledhlmin his trnelightJhatofa
We! cook. 1n lib hip pocket
was sling sixteen inchtn long, filled with
athelngnonestlytlnppnd,udesidently
dsoidsdtomshethshentotthssltmttm
and get ell-sendly as man
sntmndtstellsstrstghtntory.
known pram mannlsoturnrs of New
York clty.and worked with them [or
senaalyesrnaltwnervinghisnpprentiea
ship. Inlmhemsrrledlary 3 Dick—
innoo.otlewYork. and they went to
California. HrJreGount workedlnthe
minus short timesnd then opened a
treestmflnflsn Francisco. He finally
became mtpmlntsndent of the United
States away once. which position he
held several years, when he came
cost. He located in East Norwalk
in 1858, and noon alternated in the
bminem ol making mhioism‘ tools,
whichhecontinned up to the time 01
his death. He was theinventorotnp-
wardot twenty-lire improved machine
tools and other veryusefnlsrticlesfirr
eluding his famous orlhhagehoardand
thewooltmlampwick.
InheCoont wannrpecislly intermted
in and made free cducstioooneolhin
hobbies. Eewsselectedneboolcommit'
teeoltbellsntNorwslkdintrict in I”
and held the allies tor lonrtennyeara
flewas several timaelectndsmernher
oltlieBosrdolEdncationmndmtsblinh
ed the graded school inEsntNorwnlh.
llewasslwaynalrieudtothe pot! and
needy,bnthelievedintho scripted in-
junction not to let his lcllhandknow
whathinrighthanddoeth. Behsdheen
ntrustee an and honorarymemher 0!
Volunteer Hone compuy since its or
ltwm live years ago “September
thatlr. IeCoont was first injured by
his horse musing away near the old
Woodward homestead. Just two years
ago he hsdasevere attsckol nervous
prostrntion while in Kerwinsville. and
sincetlmttimehsd heeninpoor health.
Since the runaway lantFriday liehad
hesn sneer-dorm. It was jmt ales-en
weehssgoymterdaythetlr. laCount’a
wile died.
IrJrncoantlesvestoorchildreaJlrs.
BenryD.Wright, CbarleeW. Wot.
WillismG. IeConnt and lim lsry I".
laOonnt. TwohrntheralomphoISsn
Francisco,and‘l'homsn. of longlslsnd
City,snrrivehim.
Thelnnsrnlwill beheldlrorn hislate
resilience Thursday alternoon at zero
o'clock. Theintcrmcnt willhein River-
nidccemetery.
A nomn Cl!“ 138003”
‘l’nlln. Alon! $8.... Del—11.x to Belch
Inns-hem-
Manama-r.)
Barnum, lat-William Nichols,
a trusted employee in the am at
Hutchinsoncole & Co's shirt lactory
inthis city. aheconded last night with
between fl.” and “,6”, which he
took from the company‘s mle. The
moneywssinatinhoa. Asnesrssosn
hclssrnedhs boarded the 4:51 express
trsin tor new Yorkcity, ammpnnied
hyswonian. Kichoh hmhenn in the-
noiploy or the company several years
and handled master the money. lle
came here lrom long Hill, and was
,dudflindrnmandsefions. new.
film-
twenty’nlne yesrnol spam (set (our
inches to height. black hair, eyes
ratherpiereiogabnrptmtnressnd dart
complexities. When hstsssn he were
alswn-ooloredovmooatanddsrkclmhrn
and a brown Alpine hat. Thus tar
thereisnoclne.
denaamoll‘orwalhne-
eslvedwordot the robbery about ii
“maul-sailings”
Isstdahtthatdll not swank,-
This space is it your pleasure.
0! Tl. *“ ll COUNCIL.
owns them. u
out “instruction of the councilman
theeityintohttow whoiawhoaadwhat
in what in the future.
Mayor lockupood opened the subject
by outlining the situation to the hoard.
He mideomellhins had gotta bedone.
People owning harnn on South Ilsin
street could not use their horseson ac-
plles of earth were in front of every
bouaeonthetrmtnideol thastreet.aod
nesrlyeveryorrcmwalkon theatreetwna
sndcsnslngnoendotinconvniencesod
financiallomlloour merchants.
(henchmen Volk the: odcrrd a reno—
lutlonthatthtt Street Commimioner he
instructedtoun'der the Norwslk Train-
wsycompnny‘aot totesr up any more
at the rusdlied on South Iain street
nntllthepresunt excavatioossresllcoin-
pletedand filled in and left in proper
audition.
Councilmanudsonofleredsn serend-
meot that tho Tramway company here-
sflerhssllowedthepririlege ol tearing
nponly threehundled lent o! therosd
hedonsstreetatonetimeJudthsttbey
beordcsddtmimrnediately complete the
workalrssdy“nnder way.
Withthh omendment. the resolutimr
wupsmednitanirnonnly.
layer lochwood suggested that the
Strestt‘cmnuhionrrshonldsho look to
thesrsdeolllhestreet. lnssverslplace‘s
wherethetnickaarelnidthey vary sev-
crslinchcslromtheestshlishndpsde ot
theatrnet. (to Washington street they
areloo highond on South Ilairr street
thernilssre when three to four inches
lower than the surface at the street.
The council instructed the commie
nionertoloolkparticnlarlyatterthimsnd
sleoaoflnd out what kind of stone the
coupanypropon Monster paring be
sumo u , v ' cortisol:
seen us item sssriso
whether thnfltlrwalk Tramway company
From misno- up to the present
time itwonld‘ineem thstthe peoplnot
South Norwalll haveuoriglin which the
Tramway contosny bonndistormpect;
but it Buerttllommimioneri'ox carries
eonntol notltavingawsytoaet out of
their drivewriyn to the street Grrst
covered.h|oel}ing thorn-nut Mk
tweenthelllh. Thosespsmdalimgthe
rondsolarwsrylrnmthssianol an cu;
m
Spring" ”Announcement
r
.rm‘ . snows to (town.
We. ‘
m '
lllto of ClolhlllK
finest oracles.
It!!! All Its sons.
reset-ear semen-sans.» aaslant'
nt-hyMll-Wflsae.
Theo-collation. Hardy and wife
wad-allwmwwih
wastrlsdymtwdayattersoonhetorelw
ties Edward llsrinttin titty Attorney
Idaht’solononwsdingtonstrsst.
. lr.flasdy,thsplslotill,wstiledthnt
hnownedtoorvslnshlebhddonworth
Withsthekeptthnmehstnedstsll
finite. sampling a short time in the
mmningwhenbpndmmemmid
saalnatnlghtloramorttllnetthsthe
severallowsdthnmtotrmpsmnponlr,
Wilson'spemisermorsoaoyhlmlaauy
way: that the dogs never howled at
nighhnndthatIr.Wihonnevweom-
plainedtohimshontthedoga 'l'henrnt
troublesroae alter Inflamymoght
theyhadkllledtwoorthrnssmsllehlcb
mdhmrhedtksnmtsandremored the
nest eggs. llrs. Wihon became very
sogrywhailrn. Hardynpoketoher
almotthehoymsndashorttimeslier-
wardlraWihonssstlr.Bardysnote
threateningtnpoisonh’mdop. Abouta
monthstterwsrd.onthe 18th and 10th
olJannary,itwsnnoeoldsndtherewss
nomuchsnowonthe ground that Ira.
Hardythonghtltwoulddo no harm to
letthcdoprnnduringthehyandshe
didno. Ontheniorningdtheflthnhe
tound s plste near her hack door on
whichshesnpponedpoisonhndheenlelt.
Thatdsy the dogs wee dchqnt not
ssrioonlyso. Inthoeveoiiig,abont 7M
o’clock, Inflardywlsretnrning home,
when he met lr.Wilson‘acolmed servant
andsheinlormed hissthstlra. Wihon
had poisoned his does. He went home
andloondthernrery nick, twool them
nesrlydend.huthegsvethemsomething
atmteetoconntersct the elects at the
poison,nndwith much dimcnlty saved
theirlivranhough they were very sick
lovoraawrek.
llra. Hardy. also Ir. Gammon. who
livesinthesnmehomewiththsllsrdyn.
corroboratedwhatlr. Hardy had tenth
fledw.
thstthryhadheen verymnchd'nturhed
hylrJdardy'ndop.
homeonenigbt-d mkadhlnwllnlthb
saidhswssohliaedtotsknthnhoyiuhh
srmaatnight.sn hewonldcryont with
{right lrom the dog'nhowling. Bead.
mitten-that hebadnerer modes was.
plaint tollsllsrdy: that he had seen
oneol Bardy’sdogn gnawingahoneon
his lswnatone time; that stanother
timelre mwoneol them looking in his
gnrhngelnnrhhut mldnot remember
tbetirue. Solar sihe knew heatated
that thatwsn nllthr damp thedoga
haddonetothnm.
The eonrtadjearnedthecsnr,tohesr
the arguments ct thesttorneyn. until
Friday alternaonnexgstlu'chxk. John
We, have onened'a complete;
thhs’.‘ “Boys!" ‘or. ; chlldren'a .
wear. from. the channel to the
lheWihonhoyninherhenrooat, where 'B
Bessidhnmmsw
to the size at a peck mansion. The
commHorllrwillshoneethstno more
olthscrmhudstonnwhiehis heingtorn
unaadwhichwanplsoedon the street
Isstyesratttnexpel-eolsnvwnl thorns
snddolhra'ncartedswnyby the com-
Pin"
’l‘herewasunotagrsst deal ot talking
dime-Jaunt- the determined smaller
0! thedtyllatherr it w- erident that
theyaletlrtldol the wnyin which the
Tramway almpanyhes conducted busi-
ness here,nnd are lnlly determined to
Manila. podhls, thsrightsol '
thump-yen.
This-tattle having bun disposed“,
thecltyeletl‘k sir-instructed todrswsn
orderin failure! thefitrretCoianon-
nrtursloo, for use on the Woodward a”. ”a”.
avenue radiates. WHH'JW for what
Jonah Jo Hillard wasnwardedflm) mason the damndeehmidle
demilhiehheclaim to have sns- '°
mined in the carting down olsevsrsl w’mw'”du
conceive. lothinalssni
lsrgetrel‘lnlroetolHMM ao-sns toridehe whmn
W h. M at ' '
at .ME‘ had .wezsn-W
ll. Light appeared lor theplnintifl and
Ito-ell Front tor II-(hl' nglsnt.
" 8!! THAT '0‘?!"
In rower “can launch to lee- the
Growl-3m M Wheel-en.
henn-
honsstlytrirdto dose.
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for , Men’e. '
Carlyle Harria'Statemeat With-
,held by the Warden.
normsosonmmnnn
Mum‘s-mute”!-
AwaylremthsmWflb-‘lhelflefl-
rlrwlettsnannhelethnsvsneths'nrb
”has!“ .
Slammer—The llhlsss hodyel
Cuiyls Harsh has ledt the prim wells
wflehhshopsd so long and novainlyto
leavesllnn.
Alternadmpln and mate servleethls
muse rematnanclsmd intheae
Iqumkaskagwmetshentethsststios
andmotherandaonldtthstowa.
Butamymwystilln—dnstohaelssrnd
More Carlylsllarrlnwmesnnnted hr
wmtes ntatemeatwhleh he intendsdlor
publication the daysltnr his death. He
askeowshnthrdsaDuratonwhstthet
statement sonnets squish-n is hand
WardsnDurntenhnsreInssdtntalk.
Thisaddsapostmortrmehsptnr to the
career at thsyonngmsdlenlstndent,wko
gained awldapreadnotorletyudlcsthh
lllnhrcsunahewnsseennndand convicted
dpdsonlnghlswfle.
mute-usuwmer
Whatdossthatatmem-teostsdat III
thestetnrnant byrhsnporteransltlssnld
tobeaddrnmndmthnpremhsrsplisdthat
when'llrsllarrbsantloritaheeonldhen
it ltwaslenned thatthestatnmsushad
huntwrlsedhyCu'lylslluriththnwan
prhsnnr
eren up to the momentothineleetrorn-
the.
Chaplain Weillnwns lonndltytvlterrb
porters. and he admitted that the state
msntwsstnhbpoeaat,hnt herclnsedto
veitentnntilhetookit tothc wardm
Ir. Wihon the delendant, tmtillrd “Wm-II. “ll-Ill! thethhadwrib
r , w
Clinplaln weir. ms the ntetensentto
anlnn
sons had hem uni-g.“ sheddno; 1"
llardy'sdouhnddrivenhimaway. Be a.
hlameshsrdeslred the etetemaossndwas
very anxious about it, the warden said
sharply:
nit-ha Sharply to lies.
"I haven't got it. I can’t hnhothered at—
tending lathe-request olhlrs. Harris. 1'"
gotthisprisonto inn. Tell your mother
thatnssoon m I get the statement [will
send it to her."
Young Harris went sway very much
hoard-
scriptinns”At B-t"nnd ”Innocence." In.
Harrindecidsd to all on Warden Danton
"l haven't got ll. That's all there isshont
“Wh-e hit them?" asked Ir. Harri.
"l have mailed it to Superintendent o!
Prisons lathepat Alhasy.”
“Bet you ”has my son that yon
. wonldhnndlttomn.”
”I can't that.”
“And can I art it at Albany?"
v7
Bligpahllnhtd.
Ward- Dnrsion said afterward that he
. llsssldthstltwasmsllsdlast
evade;
Alla-Barrie gave the [allowing-atlas
lathe with
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How manytimes have youhoen asked during thalast few
weeks the question, “Are you going to the World’s Fair 2" We
hope you have not had to reply as “yours obediently" has—No,
cannotrllord it. But nomstter what your answm may have
heen,yonc1nwellal!ordtovisitonr storedurmg' thencxtfew
days. Ifyon arsshortof moneymakewhat youhavegoas far
as possible, and nowhere can you find a place where it will have
morepurchaning powerthan withus. Wears gotngtogive
especial attention to Housefurnishing Goods in this ad. We
wish to avail ourselves of some of the space they occupy for
other purposes. .
60 6 pint, black enameled handle, Codes Pots ................ 19c
60 6 pint, black enameled handle, Codes Pots ................ 23c
50 7’1“" black enameled handle, Coflee Pots ................ 27c
300 ancydecoratedl‘renohChmaSauceDishes...L ...... 61?ch
75 Glass Shakers, nickel top ...........................
35tancyC ePlates, ' t decorations. ................ 19c each
10 Decorated lamps, ester burners ............... 81.90 each
150 Decorated China [ilk Pitchers ....................... 12c each
ZOGlsescrackerJars.... ......... . .................... 24caach
100 Butter Dishes, covered ........... .
100 China Hustard 0n . . . ............ . ................... 5c each
50 old china, blue. no gold decoramd Ouspidoss ........ 29c each
300 Decorated China Butter Plates 31c each
1,000 doaen (Homes Pins ........................ . . .6 dozen for fit:
100 It yellow ware Mixin Bowls, large size ........ 17c each
5 112 piece Decorated Dinner gets, actual value of which is
$15 to 016.. . . ......................... sale price $11.98 each
500 Ja Teapots ..................................... 9c each
1,000 xes Tooth Picks ................................... 20 box
1,0000laes8auce Dishes. .............. ........ file each
200 Indigo Na ice ....................................... 5c each
300 Yellow are Pie Plates .............................. 3c each
500 Japnnme Salt Shakers in Decorated China ............ to each
100 Silvered Wire Tea Pot Stands
500 Toasting forks
10, 14 inch cut, _Best Lawn Mowers. guaranteed ........ $4.
_ Different sizes he ’s Velocipedes and Wagons to be sold at
prices so low you don want your children to go without one.
-——-—-ooe———-
In connection with the above we will place on sale to-day
1,500‘yards nice quality Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, and what
woul usually bring 79c per yard. However, we want to see if
we can stir you up.
Price will beat 34c per yd. and lo yds will be the
lllllil to any one customer.
Washington street. ‘
6E0. llll lLSTlIE. Prop.
H. KRIEGER,
MllllllElll Mill llllMKS!
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
The large buninms done in our Milliner Department during
the past few weeks is telling evidence of t e attractions we are
and'constantly changing y the introduction of new i
avoiding the repetition of any one sills toooften Those visiting
our store will be delighted with our replay of
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
Also our large and carefully selected stock of
llmiimmed Hats. Fluid! flowers, FeatlIeis.
Iillinety Novelties. Straw Braids. alt.
Ladies of independent tastes who do not uire fancy ricea
3 confirm their judgment, will ’save 50 per gels by put-chewing
us.
,Our Cloak Department,
‘ oflcring therein. Our di lay of Trimmed Rate is always large
can, and
3mm money atbome insteadof buying
a... memes-s..." mm. some“: our-
numberofnovcltlesln ’
our specialties in that
LADIES’ CLOTH CAPES.
1'an 1'5 worit'lirwdoan wfiokfi’gm’om:
Minnm,flfim DarkGraenand omens,
h BLAdanlsl 13:13.0“ CAPES.
. point very newest styles at great-
KERSEY CLOTH JACKETS
acts, worth mhha§:ilk umlll‘a'dk“1| fills”; kaetay,
pearl buttons, “this, wall .
Eton and Bilaner Bottoml m“ ‘
fascinating. Colors, avy,Browii, an at
a:
We buy for cash and
the lowest cash basis.
Ourstockof
WILLPIPEB. , _
WIIDW saints, ,
BOBIIBE votes;
Piliitis' tortillas. .
is worthy of mspection.’
“‘3.“
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flur worm
“OCR, although ' Ida, con.
sists of over 25m and 500
designs. which is an assortrnnt‘
selecmd from mat the leading. '
manufacturers of the country.
Our stock in the other lines
specified is fully as oomph-‘1’“
We have just received slugs
stock of
White Granite j
china tare
that we are selling at lower
prices than ever before ofl'ored
inthis city.
r. H. touting;
SWEET PEAS!
SWEET PEAS!
swumtsi
EinsslSsmn‘a .001um
5c per packat. 20c P"; a“. I
'0' I8 TIIE TlIETIMf-‘rfl
— Air
llaniord’s Floral Ilagl.
Norwalk. or. 3,.
Wheaties-a ”h.
$225 cont:
(.3 A ~::
.‘v‘k
' New upright flatly
«fimlm‘fi '33“
”film H. DAKIMQZ‘
tsunami 3T,
wear. We'ri". men- Tan
mutt:
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