lioethatiaiirttolasel It coaeeouratookw 1 and
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EVANT's BARGAIN HOUSE
, 03TH IAIN AND A]!!! STREETS, SOUTH 150me
~ ‘ SILVER mum ......... w w- .....
,, ‘ g livlogloflarttcrdfliewflaven, Bridge
a?" ‘ port, murmurs: York
‘ ,‘mrmtar or In. as» Malamute from a last-
. commonsense. :hW'”m M'- '”
nae-“mmm'ir mums:
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_ ‘W m ""“" mahknoemebsiugli-Barah were“.
““1“.”‘fl'ww Thcy'came at oocetoliorwalh'toliv‘e,
“Wm-Attach" Whvhaiudmtrradupoo
.‘F’W""”“""m hinder-where. Bees-ism
circuitous-1mm lo we Whimuauuaoom
mommmmmnmdsnommflem Be
‘ ‘ [inbuilt-end III. houdrtlhestoreoutinlfl'laodcootluu-
.‘thelemrstmrnifihfl edthehudusssonder thallrln namaot
‘qlrnmeonfiottamhm 0‘ G. 0. Keeler & Brother until 1870,
classy-sue mm a! no: whtmthelhai was changed to Keeley,
m Holmes & Omani! again changed in
'Ilmwtltemtnvitaticna that inltoflolmestm. Theycerried
hibernlmoedmmrlympersouadcir on a flourishing wholesale grocery
hmiuers until the formation of the
mamandweotbctwmlhfi Holmes, Rosier a Sellechcompany a
.dsaadllo'clock. Uta-Keel“. low yearvago. UrJKeeler has always
taken smut active lntcrmt in alsirs
thathare tendedtoeuhaucc'thegrowth
sod prosperityottbetown otNorwalk.
Atpresentheisoneol liorwslh'srepre
sentetivesiotheGeneral Assembly, the
presidaitolttheirileidCoootyNation—
al Bauhhavinglncceeded thclateJamea
w. um. Knights'l'emplerol Clinton
Commanday.beioogatotheorderotthe
Iystlc 8hrine,isamelnhcrof8t. John's
Lodu.A.P.aodA.I..andoithe
GnodlodgsotOddPellowsol Connec-
wmIelsaaed.
noou,etwhatwasseemluglyao
ooehesdclcettiewerahuddled
Mic, to- lncs Keeler, attired in
flatmwithribhonendchiilon.
1[he guests w-aprvsmtedto there it!
, _w The house, with its
_hallvavandllts°.fichlr {mm
as thoughhall adozenol the
leaetweredead.
Connecticut Humane Society.
tullorthhoocdouhythehlndlolibugrcmionaichureh, towhcsssup—
mmmhadwtwifi port,aswellaetomauy charities, hols
“MM“! Dill-M a liberal contributor. He has beat
hrightlowws loosely unavailable wardenol thehorough,aod isaprouni—
nook and carom. Wimim nentmenrberoi the Norwaik club. in
washauhcompossdpriucipeliyollilics hisyounger dsyehewasideutitied with
In finntd the llre-phcc lo the music thefindepanmenhandwasatouetime
Ilium. a member of the board of engineers.
teammate-unmet Hes-property owner in Ill parts or
,‘Membrachgosariyovaertide thetown,andwasthe prime mover in
[div-MOMMWIHO theproject oi building a line hoteliu
summarised-hurrah Norwalk.
itwoaldhediflulttoestimaterh“ Prohahlynomaniollorwalkenjoysor
werenottshcocareotwithina
oletime,theaocietywouidtake
sulleringenimals. The owner
tothegronugandhurricdquicb
‘l'bcceseolWilihm C.Nichois,the
deleoltiugclerkolllutchiraoo,Cole&
00., came up in the Bridgeport city
coast, last Saturday. on continuous.
Whenthselerkcaliedthecasel’roeecut—
ingAttorocy mite theilrmabso
therewae hallodoeencowa,
attic ' latelyrelusedtoprosecute. Thewarnnt theaebadbecugottenoutthereremaiocd
cochl WW‘W-‘h. had stated that the amountembeazled two deed cows and one which wasso
..saear at tailor minder—m rm "economies-domination» oeuvlydecd thatitconld not stir. Ir.
'wtl mark a morali- ovwh i- “! thcamonutwaa-ochgreater. Thellrru Fwte putthctwocalvm and theweeh
“disconnects-add“ hadstatcdwhenthcwamutwasdrawn yearllcginhiswegonaudwiththeheip
than whiny-tiled ”59ml thetthcydidnotiutendtoprmecuteJle oi h'a men drove the cattletothehor»
willlrflrolasltbtr- would,therctcre,withthecooaeatoltbe club. They were undoubtedly in the
hawk“ hand judge,enteranolle. Judgeltceedidnot
damssLLAartia.A.B.w lihcthinadnldthatioanimponaot
animator-.1". am moltbhhinditdidnotsecmjust the peariogssthoughtheyhdhad
m1... .LnuurJl Libra. thing,buthesupposedthatwaaali that toeatordrinklorcveraweeh.
IEWJII ODD-W. . couldbedooe. Thepeosccotiogattorney lr.Pooteaccompaoiedthecattlelrom
0- B. m P- ’- Curtis, thmenteredanolleonpaymentolwsts. Vermongwh-ehelmrchasedthem. He
lichelshaeheealoundtohave embassi-
ed “M. and hesturoed over tothe
company property valued at'fimOand
prov-ls. to make good the lestolthc
. money. ~__w_~_
PM!“ AND 800]“.
house-t m About Our cart
”We“
.l. 7. Bryant and wile, of Franklin
day night. A stop wesmade
place on the more, where, he
toohsomeol thecettle outand
them.
“trad, W. ii. “sawed. L l. Micheloradamontha'tourlu
raw-manganese annoy-m
"amusemenm Inca-mot motion, has
'Mmalltfitthh.0.w. heeavldtingflh‘aaafi. lhrnoiug.
Vii-aunt. P.1’rsadwsll.C.A.'l’ashc, m
'.A.Tullqlohat Vm'. A. [lode Weed, is spradiagafew
.JVflflahtvmo.l.Wh. wiihlmJemelLlleyaohls,ot
""a.o.m‘hnwue,c.s.eqaua. Greenwich.
" airlc'rac. Atlantic-.3»!!- 0. Fred loalton. oi smelt-trip,
m lam..h-besathegauctT.C.Cevaoa
.IuEIMImKJAh-p. “my...”
,flss. J. I. thirst. Ink-elem “mum‘s...“
7‘ nonhuman—earners. ”Inhabit-mucous“
_Ira'.s.lccly.lu.lmyl.iltamt, WMofllighdrsetlloswelk.
?””InW.B-ilmith.lu.it.i.hlectt. bumps-identoltheliorwelh
H “Jinnah—mint". VI hueWortar-terasd lets-day trove e
unethical.
tree, depodt theiregpaod d
eggssconhatcbaadthegruhat
ginvtoeet. As coonasithas
5'
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“Evenlo’ss. coeds Delivered. money Retundcd.
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A CAR 0133630"!!! WITII wuss Rev. w. 1' Bloom! m thstmitb
All! “NIB"! Chm
lodignatioowaaenacmedhymaoy Mummmm‘h”
Bouthliorwalhpeople,&turday
uhiuunnor “quantum... osw parochial rsa'denoe,additlotl,rc—
eratioahracarloadotcsttle,hrooghtio
by thsBostoo through haighteodlett Indiumtctothegruunds. Dur-
cnaaldingjustbelowthcdepot. rm,— bribi- inmsw Micki-tar!
iothecamooughtoeoml’ortahlyiilltwo nomhsrat,500births,mdeatha.and350
cars,cighteeoor twentybeiugconvider- W
edecarioed. Theanallercncshadheso
forced to the door, and being wok
fromlacholpropercereaudloothwse
impomlblc for them thrice Inimaod
theywereheing crocllytrampledon by
theothma. ltloohed totho spectators
The cattle were brought lrom Aihurgh,
Vermont, by A. Poole, of Plymouth
avenue, Norwalk. Mayor Lockwood
hard of their condition, and alter virit-
iugthecarheatonconotiiledl’olicellap-
tain Colegrovc, the local W of the
Colemovetslephmied totheheadquartero
altheaocietyatilsrtiordlorinstruoticos
regarding the matter, and received word
tonntil’y the owner that if the cattle
charge. At8:30,altertheearhad been
tr-aosferredtoa siding near the freight
house,lr.l"ooteput in an appearance,
greatlytothercliel olCepteinCoiegrove,
wholeeradhewouldhavetoreleme the
companied by Eli Burchald and two
. Inhomwhomhehadengsgedto drive
tbecettletohiepiaceintheborougb.
Thecardoorwaaopenedaudthecattle
thatwereahletomovecameeiowiyand
painfully out. ambled down the runway
puddieaolmuddywaterthat thehsavy
ninhadmade, where they elated their
thirstea tar as possible. lorthewaterwas
soon consumed. 0f the cattle ahieto
get out of the car without amistam
nine heilers and yearling, and two
calves. Oneoitheyearlingawaaaolar
gone that it had tohecarried.
midbelettAiburgh with thecer'l'hura-
PRESERVE Tl! Ill TIRES.
The Ileana I. I)... Ira- Ito Winter
Went to law at work.
The"importcdelmtreeheetle”isnow
with us. llamas the teat appears
theyllytromthshwinterquartershthe
tometarity it descends the treesod hrr
tosswinterhecomeaaheatle. Theheetie
whtenhaoyavallahlesheltwandiothe Cal-Mm mar-II- 0' the class at
apriugthsdsstractivsromalsgelnhsgins.
Nomechadcsl appliance on or around
W at “auto-will seeds
Weathemhjeotvgflgwm’ h: mgr», enjoyable. Thee-yr were
hp mus-without. custody pveperodaodshowed thepro-
mead wear. an “W1"
'Mhmm' 1‘ hilt W’Thclawllrl’astavalhenhqara"
be saved. "myth-got thh
itmoaldhahag—at once. “mm...
, laser--
M ”datum-retreat. Vcli- Irv
““Wflflfl- ill “salve-“0w“ m moan-menu.»
wardeu‘scstaaa In:
a an“ a ”u“ u
th.m. a: m 3“" '
line of Clotth
Youths’. BOYS?
S, V
- finest grades.
.
An Alleged Miasive From the ‘
”Mk—”walk“
loath lcwalhlal’lte.
eonlvermryolhhpastrsateetlltlery’s
chorohyesterdey byglviogaraviaw at
can. law-alt hull. res-put Over ”Matthew“. ham m0! slum 7mm
What was lor-Instr :- III-III hr Hemohsottheedditieuot twelvaeeivs
nail-ruse or me. We. mmmhlfihmahhgthaews
Iaticrs sous noes wan tbsothara now neariytweotyacres: the
ottltaamithhommteedattherearctths
alter- direct eommunicetionwiflt tlnchurch:
unmuel tliem'sctlcocttbetower,theheli,cloeh,
pflrsaodinproremeota tothe ccnvmt,
W 0! the church therehed beeninrouod
lotnyeara theperish h-
handied nearly $150,000. The present
coogregatiououmhers 4,000. Theworst
set back the church hadrecoived was
causedbyliquor. Hespckeoftheuum-
her of young menambarhiog in the
quuorbuaiuu and the injurious in»
duanceethey set forth. The advertise-
mentstheyinsertedinaiocal paper,he
further remarked, did much to lure
young mento dutructiou. Thesaloou
busiuem was low and degradlogande
aperaoniusucb hminc-rohhed many
homes and hurtthe church. Asaioou
keeperstole thccomlortscd thehoros,
but did it in such away that justice
could not interim Acouvicted thief
stoodbetterchanwol salvationthana
microoukeepcr. Thesermon wasooeol
thohsst that Fatherhlocum ever deliv-
cred
Rev. Ilr. Bullock. ol’ Quebec. Canada,
preached in the South Norwalh Baptist
church, yesterday. The subject of his
cows at
Oflcer
m
therein
lrom a text louod in John iv., 3:“Veriiy,
verily, 1 say unto you. ye must be born
again." Hr. Bullock-id theeeuet ct
thesuccemolthechurch was regenerao
tlou. it is impossible tobeconiea
Christian without regeneration; only
those who hve become purified shall
inherit the kingdom of heaven. Re-
generation dccs not mean church or-
dinaacm. A new lite must be [dented
ia thesoalnacw germ iodspeadmt ct
thc‘oid life. We rut-t remove the
hindrances that the Holy Spirit may
comeandabide. Oncolthehindraocea
to regeneration is lefl-rightcoulncm.
Veryoltenourfrienbbiuderus.hut
westiil wenttocltugto wordly things.
Then will bee continual battle between
the right and wrong, but if the new lilo
bled and nourished it will increase and
the old lite decrease. in the evening
Ir. Bullock, who is a converted Roman-
iat, told ul hisworh among the French
Genatfian Catholics.
From the pulpit oi the Norwaik
Coogrcgaticoalchurcb, yesterday morn—
lytothc
twenty-
Alter
worst conditioooteny lot ever belt-e leg, the pater, Rev. 1'. K. Noble.
brought to Harwell, many olthsmep- preached upon “Christian W,"
milling histext being, ll Peter L54. it was
a very instructive dicourae. The
quartcttochcirreodcredmvaalexeellent
selections, 'which added much to the
ioterestotthe service. lnthe evening
Dr. Noble preached the sequel to last
Sunday evening’s sermon upon “Heroes
and Heroines of the Early Christian
church.
At8t. Peel's church, yesterday, Rev.
C. B. Richer-chm. ollt. Iarcy. ll. Y.,
oocapiedthepulpit morning and even-
ing. lothe morning he took his teat
from Acts, i., 4 : "Wait (or the promise
of the father.” He preached an un—
usually interesting sermon, giving adre-
criptive accountolour Lord's life from
his resurrection to his ascension
READING rum Mill.
at some
said, he
watered
ie. The
onoehr-
{edit-all
'u at the Over liver lab-u.
The commencement caerches ot the
“”5“! Overltlrerschooi,whbh toohplacethie
“WM Midi-”mm atwraoonwsreattcndedhylergeanum-
theessayswesiuterspersedwithchoroess
hy the school. making the eureka
leisaoyottheclavssl'fl. Thisweslths
e
hay—Me and "heartwar-
sdhllsflsrehmaa ........... .Iayneoldll
. ........... mm
W ..... .Alteslaoivvar
“honest-ashaweaaaa
hwaaatil
m... m...- ..... Dr.“
we:
aim
huh-flutter use. raw-weren't test at aart~ sue—mandala».
”wetlands“ gunmen-sensation. set
M atlstthlisssmtws- on would
retract-r1 ....... .. ...... mow
amounts-asunpmllm
I
m
till-patent
fins-1.. sneer-ear
threwil hearasqttra
shrine Annafi
We have owned ‘a com
1°" ..
wear. from the cheapest to the
I lollows:
Kohoheu. was walking along the shore ct
morning sermon was "Whoa," d
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ammonium“.
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t: ults r.
*1“—
it» Monte;
. Children’s
Escaped Convict.
D'asDInateauWavasclrawa-d
'la‘lharlatudedtalullelaadla‘
ammo-cum- the
Umbrta.
Raw You. May lit—The World today
nfihheeanwytothealsctthatalatt-
wrltleulryPaiiiatar. the creep.) convict,
was picked up, in which Pallister cun-
te-sthehilitng oi Boehi. The stay is
TEE. Lynch, a mechanic, employed in
thlscityandlivlugatlmwmowaveoua,
theNorthrivce,atthlootolPhtlltps and
Commuuipawstraetsderaey City, late in
thrclternoonolAprilts, when he picked
unto! the watcralittie tin box. ltwas a
small, mud box.ahoutthe use of those
nsedtoboidaquerteroiapuundolpepper.
Ale-agelIAB-a.
Tharewasnolabel upon it,endthewa-
terhad cansedacosting ot roar. ltwas
partially tilled with water. and in thcbot
tom waaapiaes oi crumpled paper.toru
fromaamallnotebook. 'l'hcrewuwrlting
uponthcpaper,hutithadheen donswith
a lead pencil, and Mr. Lynch could only
rasdetew words.
When beread in the paperatbatebcdy
had been louud to the Hudson, opposite
Bing Slog, last Wednesday morning which
wasideutilled by the prison authorities as
that ol Boob), Mr. Lynch wrote to The
World tellinghcw he had found the letter.
A World reportercailed upon Hr. Lynch
aadheahowed tin-reporter the letter. It
hadavldsntlyhaenwrittenio hastawitha
bloat lead pencil. In several places where
the note had been lolded the paper had
been were away. The quality of the pa
per, the faint blue lines upon it, the round-
onrncrs at one edge and the jagged por-
tioneolthe otherahowed that ltwaaaleel
horn an ordinary picket. memorandum,
turnout hastily. probably alter them
lug had been completed. Several oi the
wordacould not be madeoot uotiltbaro
pcrtersramioed the letter with a string
maguilylu: 81-.»
‘I'ha Illegal letter.
In "sauna linowa—l em on the Umhvia
bistro- lienr high and Inert-w me. ldooe
them M mn’ierih nll'defenowlnd In not
guilty at merrier. ancient-r. ”firm
. annual.
Ill—Ya.“ frteatIr. labiah dd.
without-ma eroaad hie neehJa theKkuyailI
river.
Roehi and Pallister escaped from Sing
Sing on the night ol April ea ‘l'beireccape
was not discovered until the next morning.
A heat was nrlasingimm rhcahoro nearthe
prison, and it is probable that the two 5
raped murderers tried to crou the Hudson
w r. The letter that Mr. Lynch loondon
. pill ‘28 must have heruwritten sometime
between that date and April 3i. the morn-
ing alter the prisoner-coped The Um.
brie sailed on April lb, live days helore the
escape. and did not all agalnuntll May 13.
So that it is certain that Pelllstu did not
call on the limbrla as theiettaretatea. The
body at Roehi was loom! in the am
river oppreita Slog Slug, so it is equally
attain that it was never in the Schuylhill
river.
it the latter is genuine it is pumible that
these two inecatreelea were intentionally
madeto throw his pnnuenol their-ch.
'l'hlaha It Inc lea loch].
Brno Brno, tiny ih-lt is expected that
thabody oi the man identified-sitcom,
the convict, will be slim to-
day to satiety all doubts about id utity.
Asiatant District Attorney McIntyre. who
prosecuted the care against Boehl, doubts.
thsaceoracy at the identification Soda
Ambrose ll. Purdy and James V. In
Langhlin, who defended Roch] More
Judge Marllne.
Aw loch-ago wt Court-aloe.
N" You, May 15 --Ex-Mlhister lich-
ert T. Boonie and Emhauader Bayard
were the principals in an eachaoge oi cone
tssiaabstwasn theoid Republican and the
new Darneeretie administrations. which
was union and interacting, Thsoutgoiog
npreasntativaol this govsmmsnt at the
eonrtolSt. James, lie. Hoeola, called on
hissuecesaor,llr. Bayard. Assoon as
couvvnient thereafter Ir. Bayard called
on Ir. Uncola. The Interchange cl cone
teslcr was almost an impromptu aflalr.
Yerewsli to the luscious.
lilw You, May lh.——Ths Russhu mule
er. the General Admiral, has taken her do
pasture trom the international fleet. She
was given a iareweli that gladch the
hearts ol the homsward bound tars.
‘ iesrea Wanted I‘ale'e Pit-haw.
lilw Iiavaa, lay lh—Walter titan
tar. pitcher ot the‘Yalc baseball nine, has
received a flattering otter from the Boston
laseuetaemtoiotuthatelahat once. [It
immediately declined
———-——-—--——-——~a
CITS OF NEWS.
luTho-almmwitecta Brook-
lya meanlacturer, in mining, and it is
thoughtshaialasaua.
James Ieyhsw and Thomas Brasher.
both colored. W about a girl aaar
Mishaadlayhawhsepsetad
tcdietrommlslahlathaMwhllr
All the Latest" Novelties lo
Furnishing Goods!
And if reading you have any hesitation as regards the value you
should come right in and examine the goods for yourself and see
if the statement we make, viz: they are the cheapest goods for
the money we ever odor-ed, is not true in cveryeenee of the word:
orwnrouwamvnsvmm
96 Washlllltlorl 8t.
not one. or tint.
We buy for cash ended]
theiowestmahhauis.
Ourstockot
mama. _
wltnuw saunas, _
comes this ‘
PIIITEBS' SUPPLIES.
isworthyofinspec‘lion.’
our WI Paps .
stoc oi '
m 1‘’or WWW“
delight, hich
83 Washington Street
M..—
Let Those who
Have Eyes Read
at .
mun yds All linen crash
lGincheewide. 5cperyard.
2.500 yds White Bream Tan two tone effects. laces
We will hunch the whole lot and place them on the front counter
to right of door. Widths will vary from 3 to 12 inches wide, and
the real value from 15 to 40¢: per yard. You can make your choice
from the whole lot for 10c per yargl. Don’t miss this chance.
2.000 yds pure linen Torclmn Lace
l to 1:} inches wide, regular retail price of which is fit: per yard.
Pick from the whole lot 2c per yard.
2.500 yds Challies
At 10 yde for «tile.
l0 Light Tan Ladiet' Cloth Jackets
$4.39 each, worth $5.00.
It) doz. Parlor Brooms
Everyone askszscfor the sameqnality; our price will he lSceach.
‘ ' f
apectfiedrs ullyaacompigts;
Wchave justrecerv’cdalalxo
stockof '
While Granite
china were
that we are sellmg' at lower
priceethoncvcr heforeoifcred
inthiscity.
F. H. Nilllilllilii"
clematis. '
Panlculatel
Thefineet hardy floweringvrne
incultivution. . ,
83 Washington _ Street.
can. on llSlllE. Prep.
‘H. ”Kansans,”
mumm Allll clam!
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
Department during
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The large business done in our Millinc , om .-
the post “warmth in telling evidence of e attractions we are ’ ’
offering therein. Our dinghy of Trimmed Hots is always large
and constantly changing y the introduction of new i one. and
avoiding the repetition of any one at in toooften. Those visiting
our store will be delighted with our ' lay of
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
Also our large and carefully selected stock of
Unitimmed Hats. French flowers. Feathers.
llillinety lluvellies. Straw Braids. etc.
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utrronn'moitilittt
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Ladies of independent tastes, who do not cite lancy pm W*"IM» ' ~
to confirm their judgment, will save 50 per 221:. by purchasing #rwlmw—
olus.
"Jar-m l-l; nextfigf
ta ’ ‘
Our Cloak Department, ‘ it, not
ma: mam . ”mdmwmmmm a?”"§-m
monymledies tot their money ethome insteadof buying " ._ ,f' ’"Mo _.
”I on I "i a c'a’”
masheretolore. Our rtochoi Cleats
and Capes. although derohly reduced at present, still con-
teinsquiteanumherolnoveltiesm ' weer. We “1.: men»
tionafewol ourspecieltioeinthatment:
LADIES’ CLOTH CAPES-
with Colombian ruehe collars in Ten, crawled, Brown, Dark
Green and Navy, at 02.7 worth 85.00. c T0512? edged
withgllthrsid,inllavy, mDarkGreenand “87.9%
Buns. on “.35..“
ly reduced pothtdu veryoew sty greet-
KERSEY CLOTH JACKETS
in'i‘an Black sodiievy, half lined with velvet butterfly
dummawm or -Black mm Jackets,
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