HeTaheeaSuddenRunDown IntoVirginia. ‘ ”Mndmlatle‘rrmiol 'AI—o‘ WW hr the ‘h-dwat‘erciahatnmors—Aaea-po- “‘fihafii-de-devuet. Mum-yn—Wcm , thobcatiornog iaiand.wherehoin— tub toendcythreeur tour days thins nod shooting. He was aceurnpenid by JILLGiark Devi oi and Delaney-neither!" orthosrdot mwho joined themathiimington, Del. Although hhoomincwascomm :firflyelaosetquitaanumheroi the citi- ~ in and around Eamon station had heard itwlriepered that President Cleve- loniwould'bothereandwuccongregrated about the stetionnpon thcarrivslol the prflt'espssisitrsin. Extensivsproparationsweremadeatthe Broadwetar club to entertain the president ,hauuisthutploasantwsy. AFrench slink burn Philadelphia. accompanied by ”centennial-at the clubhouse andis "tamer the kitchen durinathepreei- . is way. The steam. Sunshine was ‘ atWiliis’wharinearExmoresta— rudytolcave ior Broadwater hay 'l'horeworenootherpereoneintheparty acoptncolortdporter. Be occupiedcsr Maoomhination din- alespingsnd thispiaee. iheprosidht’edder- 4 mination is to returntoWsshlnstonSat— Amundsen-ammonium hero-velopsd in‘agraylinendusterand _ were spay-lunch hat down al- most mh-mhwouhl have bran metaenthe door. Hr. Davissittingoppo site. He litaflavmeipr, sndwith his back to the window not smoke curling onttheroardoorolthecar.drichwealeit . W n Hing trip.srld espcotto catch drum ails-trout. Wouny‘ootaomesnipe." WWII-him» Thecosetdeiensevuelhiuntareyhnow nanoMaitriaI trip. Sholoittholuo Island rmvy yard Saturday,bct wasde» lnyeda daybyiog. Tho tripwilllnvolvu “hoora’deaminQatdiflerentspsedsand thoobjsdie not to make speedorhoree- posthntowtythonavalemerrethat themeddacrythroaghoutisinperieetor» der. Undctheterrasol the contrasthe buildu- velupduringthe firstlour mouths sitar tho accqrtaass oi the vessel. Aitcrthat timethogovusmeetirrespomlble. Some m “”10 the trial in view oi mum-re peristentlyreiteratod tnfioeflactthetthe boilers arerhhctivo. notwithstandiu the efldal denial oi a moi hoard caps—lymted to lure-ti» (authatdrarge. ANOTHER BATTLESHIP READY In. W was I. launched 1- mm, II. J.. May II.—-Au sake-owe into the Female river iron tho moment I“ hesseesleouonsrttts anon; Iowa's ‘uuo‘out. n :- saw-um not... n3 into grand committee. thus leaving thene‘xl'ecntlve oincsra oi the state um Ill , Oliiclaiiy this morning the state haono encutire odious. Oliicially tonight she mayhevetwosstaoi stateofllc-e. thanks to the obsolete and ridiculous majority torn oi government mating a reiorar as quickly as possible. Thornton, in hoth branches oi the state governmt resolutions will he oiiered in the aenatahyaBapublicap. Hr. Baku oi hir. Honey I! Newport, novidiag constitution shall he married iniavoroi plurality elections. and that the question shallhe cum to the WI. “oxen- eral election tohoneldhext Nova-ha. EUMLIE Is soar. to” Hrs h mum lives ‘1" Turk CB!- ‘ » . N“ You. May 3i.~'—-'i'he Infants Eula- iieisreviowlngthepollcs force thiaaM noon. General Horace Porter called ior her at the Savoy and condoned hermd her suite to the grand stand at. the Worth monumwtmhere the mayor received them andwheretheyarenow awaiting the po Ilco parade. The princess has displayed a great inter eetinthepoliee. She says she has never aemabodyoi men whoprearntelnerep peorence than they do. She was curious when she waeaccompsnled bythe park po lies to Grant’s monument, and asked Gen- eral Porter why they wore gray uniiorms while the other polim were blue. The inianta had another busy day ya terdsy. Three hours at the photographer‘s in the morning tired her beiorethe daywas iairly begun. Thencame the trip toGrent’e torch and a reception st the Hotel Savoy. Davle’ Remains lei-tenet]. Rlcmroxo, May til—Today marks one of the most notable epochs in the history 0! this city. People are here irom all over the country to pay the. last and tribute oi respect to the memory of Jedi-non Davis. the late president oi the Coniederateststea, who was reintermd here. The day is by awopmrnisu’fiiawrsé. monies. Governor hchinneyand stall, ao- eompanied by the Richmond Light Intan- try Bins, leit last evening ior Danville, where they met the iuneral train and u- corted it to Richmond. Karen-s lladlio ta Wri- XII Yolk. May 3|.—llev. Dr. filing- woodoithel’rmhyterlsnhoardoi ioreign missions. 53 Filth avenue. has just re- ceived a letter from the Rev. Graham Lee in Korea. in which he tells of the latest in— stance oi hostility. which waashown in do priving the missionaries oi three houses whichthryhadhouuhtendpaldiov. They were prevented from opening a mimicn and did not receive back the money which they had paid ior the property. Decorated Who’s Tomb. Penis, May iii.—Abont mo persons. largo iy Americans. were at the decora- tion oi the tomb oi the larquia dc Lafay- ette. in honorol his service-to the cause of American independence. The remalno oi the Marquis de Lafayette are interred in the Cemetery oi Picpne. at Vinanm which contains the tombs of some of the oldest iamilici’ in France. and also the graves oi 2,300 victimsoi the reign oi ten rot. W Met Gettysburg. lithium. May di.—-in responn toe request iron: the house Attorney General liensrl notified that body that he kaowooi noaction thestatecen tekotopreraat the alleged invasion oi the Gettysburg battle iicld by an electric railway. The line tre vuaso streets, road and land by eonarart oi thelocal authorities and owners oi prop erty,tho attorney general seya,and do. Iii nottrenchonthcpropertyoitheetatr. MOB“ Ids-od- Lonnott. hiay air—The released dynamlt or In not John Duly. but James Gilbert, whoweaeeutenerd in w to penal servt trade (or ilie lor having caused the dyna mite explosions at the tower and houses oi parliament. lie was accompanied ha a Catholic priest and a nurse. The solo rvo son for Gilbert's release is said to he the breaking down oi his health. map-node“ Ham.Pa..loyflw~Tho-aoWoot uwasarreotadhcrooatbt chartedwin follioyninfiatombsadromovlnaahody the-strum. iswastakentoWiln-Ingtoa. llsi...ivu a hearing and heldioroourt lie is the father of Mrs. Jacob“. Dana whoerhodywastakn at nixhtlastwofl irumtho lambardyosmstrryaudrarnovod toOxiord,l’e. AndoncclThcoeWsstheRev. McMayoard. v—*“~‘* \ r Moot-mo or mercurial. Aacneodatleth'laadwlahosAnsrlu-v- “Who‘d-Idiom!» tos-eltlails saloonsermaIWerldtl- nese—Irasahsdtom Bloom. N. J., May ' —Althou¢h 8t. Jamh’ W church 0! this place has too marchers, owing to hostility which has manifested itssll toward the rector, the Rev. Rowland Maynard. onlytwo person were present at his regular mice Notwithstanding his small congregation the clergyman omitted no detail oi the service Whenthetimearrlvcd Intake the collection there being no veetryman pres» entthellev. Mr. Meynardposeedtheplato himself. Again. during the singing oi the hymns, in the absence oi the amulet the clergyman played the organ. He delivered an eloquent sermon on "The Trinity" with as much fervor as it he were cihclatina at a union savior. A majority oi the members 0! the parish havehesn atworwith the Rev. MrJlay- nardlortholasttwomonths. 'i'heysayhe does notdovoto enough time to parochial duties. Incblental Memes to his world- lincrn have also been made. A committee at the congregation will wait on Bishop Starkey today and ask for the rcctor's re more]. The Rev. Mr. Maynard, whose shill is unquestioned. has been rector in 33;. field ior the last four yearaand previously was connected with St. Paul's E drnrch. in Brooklyn. Be liva in cw York.and every Sunday morni journeys to for service. retur'hing on an aitmoon train. The brielnm oi these. Sunday trips has had much to do with the present condition oi church matters in Bidgedoid. , Ilia Trips “'ero Ml. Mr. E. B. Meyrowitz oi Ridgeileld, with his family, like nearly all the other mem- hersoiSt.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘,have“‘ ’oi late to attend Mr. Maynard’s services. Mrs. Hawley. the mother oi hire hieyro- wits, explained that the rector ostenta- tionsiy ate sandwiches alter his services to the embarrassment oi the leading mem- hersotthochurch. The rector hedo- velppcdkthis sandwich catioflabit quits prumnahly as a public rebuke to members oithecongmation iornot asking himto dinner. Ir. Maynard dined with the Mryrowits ismily until recently. but he incautionsly referred to this Sunday dinner as a lunch- eoncnoceowasion.and he ha not been sshcd there since. Mrs. liawiey was cer- tainthediuner furnished byher son-irriaw on Sunday was quite up to the Maynard standard Bhe related an experience shelled with the rector. lie entered the house after service on Sunday and said he ielt so faint hewould like a stimulating drink. Mrs. Hartley replied that she did not know where such stimulant was kept. “i hep pen to know. I’ll show the little boy when lt’ek " to Mrs. Howley's report oi Mr. his ’s reply. ‘ Drank Idiot-n! are. \ W.ll.Goodday. a vestrymau in St. James', had nothing but "medicinal gin" in his houseonedaywhntheitchis-Jlsynard calicd.so the story M Therectorex- plaincd that he (sit the need oi nircoh- ment. and when the gin was produced. to use Mr. Gomiday's words. he “took twohig some." Then he said he ielt better. These examples of the Rev. Mr. May- nard’s “worldlincea” are rmrdcd as moth liable grounds ior his removal. The com- mittee appointed at a meeting oi the church a week ago last Friday consists oi losers. Meyrowits. Goodday. William ll. l’alraerJr..and S E. Stohr. The memorial they will present to Bishop Starkey today recites that hir. Maynard has resigned; thatitistherenoeoi thsouuxrcgatlon the resignation he accepted; that he hasnot ven snflcieat attention to hloduties to the church; that no or confirma- tions have been held in St. James' for the last ioar years. Mr. Maynard says that the stories about thesandwicheo "and such things” are all SMALL’ciIUNKe 0F news. himwhohuhoenro- prison 5-? from toaPerishoepital.ls :3 i E leooi' Omoheisshooting pica Elliott killed on live a poeaihlo no and wrmtho at m it. Y..was by the other» unratedwithharoomo wrapped sroundhielimhoasseeroiorrhrmaatisra Humans W oi Dena..whowssesisodead Iae its-tan whiiooaavieit.willaao tholl mun-thumbs» ilil 3? i i E 1 Bonus, flay ll.-Araoas tho Garlan- " whuwfllettwrdthowuddllrulillssi‘holpe and Dr. Von Museum on (Mucous- Vou Caprlvi and CountVon Walks. llr. Phi: gave sdisaorto llr. lie-ya no lam .aad alterward It their mean oi thoAmerioeneoIoay. ”Winchell-ally» Rewomasalayn.-’lhopaad for) iiirii logs: in. i t3 5 l issd‘bJo . WMCWV‘.,h-M Indus. ”hem ‘ ITHE WARDEN WENT AWAY. And Immediately lactic-rat Broke Out In the State Prison. Hemonn. May 30.4"": was allot of orcitsmentsnd'alann at the otsteprison at Wothorofleld. Acting Warden naval went home to New lAndnthnvin. Gap tain , Howard A. Glddisnr and Deputy Warden Beisdon in charge. A prisoner. Bchnmk. supposed to be shamuring insan- ity, sent word to the oilicers that hewould raises disturbance It not given load from the odleere' table. Another man neared Bogony removed a large rection of plaster item the wall oi his cell and gave battle to two keepers when they went to iced him. He was subdued alter abort! struggle. A muletto convict, Richards, who is confined as insane. tore three iron bolts out oi the brick wall of his cell. When discovered he showed fight. but was soon overcome. At the west end, where the insane con‘ vices are confined. a man named 'l'row- bridp waedlscovered trying to dig out the bricks of his cell with a broken opom, and was again icon] to have live iron r“ in his pocket which he had torn irom the wall. He has More attempted to dig onto! his cell. Orderwssrestored. themenwcrese- cured. and today they are quieter. They areall onppoeedtobe insane or areeham~ min; insanity, and are waiting the action oi the governor to be sent to Middletown as insane convicts. General Haven has re- turned to the prison. PLUMS WILL SOON FALL. The New York Regular Demon-sq Will not Kat a One, It Is laid. Now You, May 80.—-’i'heAdvertiseroeys today: To the New Yorkerawhose and political reletionswith President Cleve land are cordial and confidential, two things are now certain—lint, that ucept in a low cases the regular Datum oi the state. as represented by Senator Ed- ward Murphy, .ir., lieutenant Governor William I". Sheehan and Richard Croker, will noteven he considered in connection with the appointments, and second, that with the tacit approval oi the president an eliort will he Inadebythoae outside the numbing in every countyin the state to get control oi the organisation by waging aggressive warfare ior the election of dole~ gates to county and state committees. The (act has just become known that the . u h” . ',""onsomeoi the more important iederal oiiices in the state.and that the announcelnento! the names may he expected at any time, possi~ hly before the end oi the week. Willard W iron: the 807th A-oriua. NEW You. May an. —At a meeting of the commence, .. dent was presented and accepted. Mr. C. W. Wetmore. the chairman oi the exocuv tire committee. was elected to succeed Mr. Vilihlrl. The new president, it is well un— derstood, «peanuts Mr. John D. Rocke- feller and other capitalists identified with the Standard Oil eompnny. Yell Ira-r a Scalhid. Porcuxrsrsrr, N. Y., May alt—Jerry Archer oi New York, a plasterer engaged on the new St. Mary's church in this city, while at work on a scaliolrl about 5mm high. lost his footing: nnd fell. striking on hh head and shonlder.hishcadhreaking through the door. He died in the‘issar hospital ambulance. ~Aa Ion us. it” Out Doers. Ounce, N. J.. May Ill—The woodland periormance oi “As You Like It" at the residence oi Oliver S. Carterol Orangr. was a brilliant mouse. The play was given inrihchencilt of the House oi the Good Shepherd in Orange and under the patron- age oi narriy iilloi the best known women oi Orange. Bought was. lair-a Bmoosrorrr. Conn, May al—Peul llun~ ysdo. Andrew Beigei, Alonso Paul and James Moody fought with knives on Union and Water streets. Paul woe cut twice under the Mt shoulder,” woundsheing dangerous. The other three were also stabbed, but not seriously. The Reposition Illrr'a ‘I’rt'. Crucaoo, May m-Ji'he first uponition llicr from New York arrived here just I minutes and Id seconds before schedule time. The latest spurtoispood madsdnn in; the trip wastitlund e traction miloean sour. between Stuyvesant and Cutloton. N. Y Coroner’s Jury Call It kiddo. New You. May w.——~An inquest over the body 0‘ City Editor Gnetcrhock oi The Siesta hitting. who died irurn a bullet wound on Saturday night at his home, In East t-ievmty‘ninth street," held. ands verdict rendered oi suicide by shooting. Iona. Lutherans lam Unca. ll. Ya Hay It—Ahout 150 dolo- gatsa, rope-entouroe oi the young pro. pic's aoclotlu is the various Lutheran chanhoiathoMarrhUo lmoor. flay sit—wk”- tho billiard match hetwe. hunk 0.1mm onions-riddin- Whales!“ Weir-ed tor the his“. lres had Opel-ts. Bohrrtshadssurrdlm aadwoeetiilplswlac. blown A mummwithmdoiien 'I'hisist thirdttmothoofieahaebmarobhedwitlh thepaetlromoaths. sum. cuunxs or news. maugpmrrmg set-«m fimmnc..m arses. uni-sour andwugoeflsuumaifl I ll 3 ,‘I :Efl-fifivyfim " "no... nil... beam uwoonw 1:20:13: monm - xmo ~ more - somi Core Without Stencil ll iEIAiE ill-WEBER. COMPLAINTS, [1(in iifioiii. iilillfjilillliis REPLACE-EMS, Inflammation, Congestion, m ”.00 n Boa lnihprw If Illtllfl‘. “Rigor me one. saunas cu. N.Y.Ckg. Tllll son I0 users. woman-ms; IOHEV REFUNDED “Mimic-immense»; 0 H .2 "" woodcut: on " ¥°roulnhicejficn STAR Q - i BONES. WILLIAMS’ “001' BBC“ “ Is the kind that; suits.” Very Mmhing. easily made. One bottle ml makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere. Ilfll-e h Cushion, [MM Ct- ww “WW “1915 I. I.. It! Hm I: lllliloil II. I. mat to. 1m. TRAINS “A" SOUTH KORWALK AB FOLIDWF: sNawioaa. LIL—5:!) ea. srs u.,5ts i5krcaies..‘5§i.ex lather. ”been!” ”locales iiiiiiia 'P toitrtdpponbflecofl’ Bridgeport MI ac..fli es. and ac. Fondue—ll ‘ 'i l5ac.p.m.i:liia.m. Boa- ‘aah. es. A. l—olfl ac... Iii an. .41“ cm. i ill oa.. I n A. i-Gifiec" 9 lies and mm. P. 11—11mm” l ti ac.. 1 tier. oale—l milolviefihorohhrsl F. 1-10 it” or. (via Exclude“). us omviailart ord! my: new roux roam-Nouns. unrumseoaqoa) or. oil ac. iii!) om. tinnitus-sonar. P.ii.—Bfloc..llloa.. in ex. see so. sun as. Iliantilesdfl er ICouJIlstOo ilac. 2:6” 1’” Adams oi. road so. it it. r.n.”érf&.ma’ner.am. .l—OO‘I ac... 'l m Newllpright Piano Wfllnm oct- Jotri es Miro-frame. Ivory“ hr: lull] keep“ a tan-mum casyear. Address JOHN H. DAKIN. “2 Avenue. lye. ii. i. iiavi asaralueduths II lo M II hz‘ltz. sires h nunnanow. EYES ’Eiiilll A. H.401 CL. GUI “tumor .. 10mm CE'EERY nun ALI- PAIR AND liiVIGORAm m m to Ian Iain. ‘ to Ian Bones: liars. WithincreasincAppdtosndmhetDkn' tionllopotak-thaMoidespdr.“ stl'iy detissheoousedoli‘htaad Lites 0!. mmmmm Yankee m... lllNll - SililTHEll. AIlelfihbwlhflrtB-Ifldl‘ not filly Mimuiraattko CITY Dilllli STIlllE, srwasnmo’ro, s or. msonwara.’ 0r ot G. A. Gregory a 60.. NORWALK. CT. somggggmus. Wowlnmaksaflnedispleyoi lililliil “‘13.!" IlliliElS liosiay and Friday, ipril l3, It The ladies are medially invited to attend. Miss Van Tassel & 00. Second Floor 8i Washington St. sum soawarn. Going? Vac? Thensecuroheiorostartiucan ACCIDENT TICK ET “Wheelbllenelt «8&0ka- indernait ior disabling lulurretaeootoi psrday or sevendays. .3... lav issues- days Special rates II... [or two-mac due % ior sue for thirty days. longer periods. Forealeby HI D. laconic Building. SMITH. Norwalk, (one. diB ti Merlill - A thorough training school for both not All business branches taught. Graduates ee- slats-imposition. Time short. 'l'em reasonable. Spring “I'll will Aprillthll. Soutorcatalogueand “(undo-rad. Adds-o. tL-mhoa. ta-iovd.Oon 7 i. 0. JEIIIIBS. 7 ital-t6: con 3! FURN TUBE GREAT BARGAINS. David Stow liswth Slain drool. "Metro MitEfiBVEn n lo. 5 llilrosl m. —M~wfimw A *5 continents R estau ran t, mmmrramcrrr. iosewosmoslrmoyltvhaaisssa l. u . cannon m. MM fill lolmlhcyiessmwm WAGONS. Nowandoeoondhand - Compensating tic. Prices to Suit All. CALL AND sn mars. H; S. BR ‘ .750,"th Maln‘Sty-eet, 80. "Diwalk. Will?“ Sale F'OTWEA R l7 lam Men’s am: children's Shoot. Greatest Bargains on Earth In Shoot 0nelotIndies’fincButhn8hoos............................tl.36 ladies'fineBnttothoee.......... .................1.lil’ OneiotLadres’finoOxfords,worthfl.00.................... L50 ' OcelothdIes’fincButtomworth 04.50.. ..... One lot Ladros’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, handscwed, . worthtafio Onelot0hildren’c8hoes.............................. 450 OnolotGhild’sRuasets. Show}. worth $125856. OcelotMisses’RnssetBhoes, worth $150950 Onolotochn’sShoee. ..... ....... loopnirelien's Shoes, worth $5.00, for mums BALE Fill TIlIITV IIIIS lllll. BEGIIIIIE III "ii-a Glover (st/omens": I 8i Washington so. So. NOrwalk. Henry Tilly. ‘m‘ nausea...“ ' so; so...” 2 EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. Call and cumulus thorn More numb-Murmur». 3.50 swan-weanliln no, undue assoc-osssa-s ALL 8121-28 or ‘ unusual]. STONE. ‘ mm mm arr-e] Business a Specific. F. M. Pierce, Box on. South Norwalk.0unn. We will open on Saturda we will sell at less than one- orc mode by the Bri 31.25 and $1.50 q tree We choice of the lot at 50c per pair. Tristram “LUTHER Special Sale c~o~fi:§fi-—T~a *' w, Tristram & Hyatt’s, N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. , Megaliitb, 50 i port Corset Company, and are dozen Comte, whidt price. These gout.i shall give our customers did; The goods are sold at that very low price subject to manufacturer’s imperfections. Jackets and Capes. New styles in Lndios’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets end Outside Garments received during the past week. & Hyatt, TIIE lEAIlING lllll (illllllS SHIRE, No.32 Gazette Building. .. Bill AT "(ME AND SAVE MllNEY! ' fimiharoeeuperiorlotol Wagoneicrali to INS. i'liEl‘Ilt. m m. MINES. tram . Whichjorifirsllgendl'flcacoenoths My. pnrcheser‘aadvanteg ct Imulled-aha:extoltetraentiiyouhevo ”Mafia“ W on risers (ii iii. M WRIGHa .. econ
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