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.mav. sovnuann 3, 1393.
- A! Riverbed, L. 1.. yesterday, Judge
W of the New York Supreme
M rendered an important decision in
m of the application tostrille
n.” of IKE. Ii. Benjamin from
a...” list of the [lid district of
W on the ground that she was a
woman and did not have a legal right to
.4... Judge Bartlett decided that the
law giving women the right to vote for
school Commissioner is unconstitutional.
If lb Benjamin carries out her threat
d voting on Tuesday next she willbe
arrested. Would not such a decision
.. hold good in Connecticut? Article VIII..
of the amendments to the Constitution.
adopted October. 1845. reads:
’8 white male citizen of the United
sari.”
who shall have attained the ago
of twen -one years. who shall have re-
“1511;,an State gov a“1 term of one Bull;
next ng,an in etowninw ic
ha ' otter himself to be admitted to
the vilsgesof an elector.stleast six
months nest preceding the time he r335
soofluhimsel‘. andshall sustains .
moral character. shall. on his t lug
Id: oath as may be prescribed by law.
bass elector.
918155 the above was altered, ssiol'
'h'Ii
vcy shall be able to read any
the Constitution or any section
”Miles of this State before being
an elector
In 1973 Article VIII of the amend-
« ”to the Constitution was amended
”m the word "white" from the
“has. M b no amendment giving
M of“! the right to vote, not even
tumor smears.
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fictional, Covering
Sullorwalkllardwarallo.
Bill Til Minnelli.
Some Successful Filibustering
some BOILERS.
roe.
STEAM PIPES
Plastic ..
srovs .LINING
A SUBSTTI‘UTI '08 "BIBBIUK.
42 Death Isln Strut.
. ram
Done in the House.
m session an in: snowmen.
meonssruoasnmnl
“foreshadowed by a so... is 'l'hat lady.
The lsrgsant-at-artns lent Out to Drum
Up a quorum. r
Wasnlso'rolr, Nov. 8,—Ths lint skin
mish over the tarifl in the dity‘thlrd con-
occurred in the house. and after a
geadlook lasting until 8:50 in thevevenln’g
t resulted in a draw. The senate -
ment to the n cy deficiency bil pro-
viding pay for ate employees during the"
recess and the fifty-first congress is now
the only bar to dual ad comment today.
The senators on the co erence committee
declare they will neVer rcccde, and the
house seems equally determined not to ac
cept the amendment.
A resolution to adjourn Friday was re
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one gossamer;
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DlAilllBNDS
linen. 1quan l to.
GUSTAV PM
WORSE THAN BLAVEB.
Itou stems cl [shaman Treatment on
excited men collected on Tenth street here
and littered threats against the Navsssa
Phosphate company. The company a year
ago put up a notice at their New Yuk cf-
llee. 10 Battery place. calling for 100 men
to go to the island of Navassa. in the West
month and phosphate diggers till a month.
The men were to be boarded and lodged at
maria. commanded by William Forbes
The bark is now lying III the Kill von
Kull. lt brought back lizl oi the men.
’l‘wo died of sunstruke at. Navassa. The
survivors tell a'pitiful story.
Nausea in December. 1&2. they were
scorched and everything taken from them.
Edward Reilly. one of the men. says he was
pluined oi dieeasul meat given to him to
eat. Alter digging the phosphate it was
put into boxes. each holding two tone. A
ropc was put around a man's neck. and as
slated by three of his fellow laborers he
WATO E8
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Genuine Article.
literati-stash»
ct tsrmaorfovallbsrslm
on
illsoounl for
819 lanterns St. Brooklyn.
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Agents tor South Norwalk. d2)
lira lavassa Phosphate Island.
Pall-m annoy. N. J.. Nov. 8.—About ac
ndlss. They adored to pay boatmen 313 a
he company’s expense.
Sixty~flvc mcn shipped on the bark Alba.
the
0“)
They say that when the vessel reached
mprlsonod for 80 days because he come
for
The Cruiser New York Will Not
OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD BEAZIL
miss no: rust. nlWthlngtan cuss-rs
ls. nu mlm nasal past on new
nods—rs. fleets of President relxoto
and tho Insurgent Ilollo.
Waslllsoros. Nov. s-a new iratursoi
tiou with the purchase by President Petr
Brasilia her civil troubles has
to the attention of the state and navy de-
partments. This has its basis in the state-
ments that have been printed in the newe
papers that the crack cruiser New York.
now fitting out for sea at the New York
navy
American vessels purchased by Brazil as
above. or to some point near Brazilian tar.
nos nr can wlsnow or
. MAKE
litlltinliolll
' nour THAT St nun. ’W'
interfere With‘it.
Brazilian situation arising in counec
's agents of American shi forms by
Eonbrought
yard. would act as a convoy to the
as the three mile limit 08 the Brasilian
folio.
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STOVEB- I LonemssmAmchLwre
mammalian. sauces. 5m, '
o, , i ”D , Pure VermcntMAPLE svsur,
can ”ill” “ll HEITEBS. Imported OILS
.THEOHANCE Gasoline Stoves. ‘F “d “am“
local Assortment of FISH to
T0. GASOLINE, behad. I
ON 03 BARREL.
odd} and BoalWork
‘ , a SPECIALTY.
“Washington8t.to.llormlt.lli
angle
no Eminent ecologist Confined In an In-
lnlle Asylum.
le You. Nov. 3.-Mr. Clarence King.
who was ones director at the United States
geological survey. and who is a member of
the Metropolitan. Knickerbocker. Union
Issues. Century and Tuxedo clubs. has
have committed to an insane asylum.
Mr. King's home is in Newport. but for
several weeks he has been living at the
Union in.“ as club and at the horns oi his
parsnisint ls city. it could not be learned
to which asylum he had been committed.
but in all probability it is Bloomingdale
Mr. King was born in Newport. R. L.
Jan. 6. 1m, and is a descendant of Daniel
King. who settled in Lynn. Mass. in 1647.
and was one of the largest landholders of
his day. Mr. King graduated at the Yale
Shameld Scientific school in 1862. and in
the following year crossed the continent on
horseback from the Missouri river tovCalI-
fornis. where in: became a member of the
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F la'lfll I. I "t a?! all
urvgul phases. Y‘all“ Emory.
Psrasl‘s flinplmaau. tly mls~
alone, ale“ ranked by
muruuken organs. and quickly
pocket.
ritte
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Milo!
he has not gctit
of rice. Pam Illctin soairdeuvo e (rs .
mbwnsdflsscoarm.esmp’.‘m.um
GEO. C. STILLSON.
PICKLED OYBTERS.
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was ran nova
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past abuses. ves vigor scrim
hood in old or y lung Refill m3: 1057733;
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Price 01.00 a put-kale. nix WWI” a
slurs-tee “ears or notify an“ .l’ion't
nnprinciplod drugqst sci Jail an] IM y
. nslvton having NIA' . nonoMitsr. f
we will send It by mail upon vocal“
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South 'llorwsill. Benn.
‘ octli l
geological survey of that state. He con—
tinued that work until 1865. makings care-
ful study of the gold belt of the Sierra
mountains. It was through hisdlscoveries
in that region that the age of the gold hear-
ing rocks was determined.
ported by Mr. Catchings of Mississippi
ritory, where they could be turned over to
Whilst Spear, who is is-
, hating forthe cause in South Norwslk.
«W a decidedly original move
M in getting at the saloon keep-
“Campers. Nearly all the prin-
" Malena in the city were visited and
invitation extended to the proprietors
and dsniaenl to visit the meetings.
waists-mitotur. Spear’s visit may
*3 he apparent at once. it is very
1m that someone will take the
we; ’il'lllllfllandthe kindly words of sym-
41E wwmmnied it to heart. and
“ Ill! my; 01'. possibly. may
,svslgivsnpthsdrlnk habit. it might
I’M to the credit of the saloon
Z ’ ' thstlir. Spear was in nearly
miners-lea kindly received and his
M first! clue attention. Most of
” heartily endorsed no method of
”hi-son tbebroad lines 0! “charity
fill, with malice toward none."
rossuar'ffilfi m3, befil'the' most
m autumn sport." but many will
from the committee on rules. and the pre-
vious question was joyfully and vocifer-
ously ordered A lively debate followed,
in which Representatives Terry of Arkan-
sas and Glut of Missouri opposed any pro
longed recess or adjournment.
u Resolved to Adjourn.
The yeas and nays on the adjournment
resolution were called for and resulted in
its passage by an affirmative vote oi 134 to
83 in the negative.
The tleup which followed wasoccasioned
by the fact that the house passed the ad.
journmcut resolution before Mr. Wilson
put in his resolution to authorize his com-
mittee to sit during the approaching re
cess. and it was upon that resolution that
was raised the point of no quorum. The
adjournment resolution in the senate was
referred to the committee on appropria-
tions, so that there is good prospect of de-
laying adjournment.
A resolution was adopted revoking leaves
of absence and instructing the sergeant-uh
arms to arrest absentee-s.
For three hours the members of the
house waited patiently for the appearance
of the nbscntees Meantime the deputies
of the scrgeant-at-arnls were scouring the
city with subprrnns for absent members
At. 7:40 Mr. Wilson moved to dispense with
further proceedings under the call. This
was for the purpose of developing whether
or not the Dennmruts had a quorum of
their own present. the Democrats them-
selves voting against the motion. The
vote resulted 9 to 150. Upon the announce
ment Mr. Reed arose and oflered to com-
promise.
It being apparent. he said. that no quo
mm was present on the Democratic side.
and if one were to be obtained the siege
would be much prolonged. he offered. as
the size oi the transaction did not warrant
a protracted fight. a counter proposition to
amend the resolution giving the ways and
means committee permission to sit during
the recess so as to permit the chairman to
file the tsrii! bill. with the understanding
that the reports thereon shall be filed not
less than 10 days later.
This proposition Mr. Wilson accepted.
provided the word “tariff" before bill be
changed to “revenue." The controversy
being amicablyseltled. the house proceeded
to untangle the parliamentary knot into
which it had worked itself. after which Mr.
Sayers. from the committee on appropria-
tions. presented the conference report on
the urgency deficiency bill. and asked that
the house insist on Its disagreement to the
senate amendment to pay ”1.001) to senate
employees for work done duringtlle recess
of the ilfty—flrst congress. lie explained
that this money should have come out of
the contingent fund of the sonata and that
the last congress had refused to pay it.
The house. by a vote of l‘d) to i. decided to
not recedc from its position. Then at 8:50
the house adjourned.
In the Senate.
The house joint resolution allowing the
Columblan museum at Chicago to accept
or purchase articles for its own exclusive
use free from customs duties was passed
by the senate. all other portions of the rear
olutlon being struck out. A conferencohaa
been asked on the disagreeing votes.
The senate bill to grant right oi way to
the Kansas. Oklahoma Central and South-
western Railroad company through the
lndlan Territory and Oklahoma territory
was reported from the committee on indlan
alialrs and passed.
The house bill providing for constructing
solemn revenue cutter for service on the
great lakes not to exceed "75,000 was re-
ported and passed. -‘
The senate discussed the cyclone relief
rcmlutlon. and a strong argument was
9
had to drug the phosphate over a tramway
for a distance of two miles to the shore.
When the men could not perform all of the
heavy task set them. they were docked a
half day's pay or put in prison. Frequent
ly prisoners were strapped face downward
to a. heavy log.
they were given to drink was rainwater.
Often it was two months old. They had
to pay for bedding, clothing and tobacco at
excmive rules at. the company’s store.
Tile men suffered from thirst. The water
The company's olllccrs went about heavily
the government of Brazil. the manifest
purpose being to thwart any attempts that
might be made by Admiral Mello. com-
manding the insurgent fleet, to destroy the
vessels before they reach Brazilian waters.
The Cruiser Will Take No Pan-
Still another ssplnxt of the case has been
suggested to the oillclals—vin. that the New
York is to convoy the Brazilian. fleetwhlle
the latter displays the American flag un-
til some point near lirazll is reached. when
the vessels are to be turned over to the ex-
rmcd to intimidate the workmen,
The men say they wrote letters of corn.
pluint to President Cleveland. but never
received an answer.
The men at Perth Amboy allege that in
trill workingnlen blllpped to Slivnssafrom
Baltimore Wore so ill that a riot broke out.
The i'llllcd Status warship Kent-surge was
sent to Nuvassn to suppress it. Some oi
the men are in great distress and have been
enroll for by charitable people here. They
any tin- Alberlnurlc is nothing less than a
slave ship. and they have consulted a local
luvvyl‘r about placing no onllmrgo upon It.
President Crawford of the Third National
bank in Baltimore is said to be president
of the Phosphate company. The Albe-
mnrle‘s oilicers deny that any of the men
Were ill treated.
Home Lillie Fives.
I’lTTblll'liU. Nov. 3.-an North Brad-
dock public school building. it large brick
structure in Braddock. I’a,.was entirely
destroyed by fire.
PARKER. Pa. Nov. 3.—Firo destroyed al»
lnorlt an entire business block on River
avenue. including the old Oil Exchange
building, {Mlblllnll‘fl and the Western Union
Tll‘ graph mnlpnny's building.
l‘ll‘Tslll lzc. Nov. :l.--»'l'he roubles. lumber
yard null slugs building belonging to Ja-
cob l". Elli. lumber denier, Sllurpsburg.
worn tolully destroyed by fire. Four bursa
\l'vrc lullllul.
Flemilsh Ilnrglara.
linlv. in. Nut :l.~'l‘hrn- masked b
uluh t'lllll‘l'il tllu llllllli’ of llll‘ vent-n l2
lilll‘lllnlullll‘w ('rolvluy in lllll‘bcr C ‘k
livlsllnlfl!‘ 'I‘lwy boot and chokedt
mm lutlully. 'l'llvy llli'll poured
bin; and his bul. :lnll thrratoncdto burll
llllll Li he dill llotglvolllemllls lllOlll‘y. The
old mnn's daughter. Mrs. Carey. jumped
from llt‘l’ window and escaped. This
alarmed llll‘ burglars. and they left.
A Spank-ml Masque-radar lirlngn Suit.
Nauru: \‘ll.l.l’.. Mass” Nov. 3.——Thc young
lady who inmquermlul in male attire on
llitllnu’l'rn night. and who was onllglll and
spmllml by no iruto farmer whom she and
her mlnrnnlolm were annoying. has caused
the lllflllt‘l‘ to be brought to the courts.
George S. Eddy. the former In question.
has been arrested. charged with assault.
A Heartless letter In Boston.
llns'rox. Nov. il.—»S<llllt‘ one inserted an
zulvcrtlst-llwnt In the papers stating that a
numbn- of mull Were wanted to Work upon
Hundreds of idle
men rvonl it and started for the scene. and
the crowd was so large that It was new
sary to suspend work and send for the po-
tlw m-w l'ilioll depot.
lice. to disperse the gathering.
A m; failure In Chimp».
isllng recognized government.
“Sl'lllxnvlew. Muss. Nov. 3.—’i‘hs failure
of the firm of Samuel Bllllsdell. Jr.. & Co.
A reporter lllll‘rl'lth‘ll n number of of-
ficials on the subjl-ct, 'l‘llcy lml. the lnat~
ter very lightly and scout the probability
or even llll‘ possibility of any such events
taking plnce as those referred to. The
cardinal principle. it is asserted. which this
govcrlllln-llt wuuts to have maintained and
adhered to is that of noninterfercnce with
the ull’m'rs of Ilmail.
To order the cruiser to be used for either
of the purposes stated would be ill direct
contravention to this principle. and would
be an announcement to the nations of the
world that this republic had espoused the
cause of Brazil and was arraigned on the
side of the recognized government as
against the insurgent party. which it has
not even recognized as belligerent. To al-
low the New York to mnvoy the vessels to
Brazil would be analogous. it is aaid.to
one of the l‘nitcd States cruisers now In
the harbor of lilo dc Jauciro acting as an
escort to an unarmed loyal Brasillan gov-
ernment volt-cl which desired to pass one
of the forte now ill 1 hands of the Insur-
gents. Supposing owsver. the probabili-
tics of such cell a. the conveyed ships. it
Id not be any safer when
Brazilian waters with the
cruiser th they would be without her. for
they won d then be subject to attack just
the same as if they were on the open' seas.
and no good result would be obtained.
’ Arms Ifay°llo Iold. Though.
Naval ofllvvrs say they cannot recall any
Instances whore action and interference. as
‘ this would be. has ever been resorted to on
the part of this government. and they pro.
nounce both reports to be simply imagina‘
live and without any foundation in fact.
Tin- goverunlont must not. they insist. in-
terfere in the domestic afiaira of Brazil or
any other country further than to protect
its own clillens and see that they do not
suffer as a result of internal dlfllculllrs.
it must be borne ill mind. however. that
there is nothing to prevent the shipment of
arms and nlllmuultlou to Brazilian ports or
to any other country by vessels flying the
American flag.
ill fact. lla- government does not restrict
but rather vilcullmgcu the sale of arms and
ammunition to foreign powers. not with
ally desire. however. to lllt‘llllll‘ with their
nifairs or to help any contending party.
but merely for the purpose of building up
American industries.
But lin- lino la emphatically drawn. and
the governlllent will promptly institute-lu-
quit-lee should it be led to believe that any
vessel or vessels are being titted out in this
country for the use of any insurgent or
revolutionary party. This was forcibly
demonstrated in the also of the steamer
ltata. which was fitted out on the Pacillc
coast with arms and ammunition for the
insurgent party in (Thlll two years ago.
but which was promptly pursuulanduvcr
hauled by a vessel of the l'nltcll States
COUNTERFEITERS, IN A CAVE.
Gang of Money colul’l.
Gassxsncnc. 17s.. Nov. 3.——.\ gang or
counterfeiters were surprised in the Laurel
Hill mountains. about four miles from‘
Waterford. They were discovered by three
hunters. who saw three men coming out of
an old cave. ouch carrying a satchel. 'l‘ho
hunters called to lllt'lll. but. they refused to
stop and ran into the mountains in the lil-
rcctlon of New Florence. The hunters
opened fire on them. which the counter-
ieitors rclnrlled. but none of the shots took
effect.
'I‘llchumcrs tlll-n concluded as explore
the cave and worn astonished to find a full
kit of (:ollntcricilers' tools. such as molds.
etc. also about ill) pounds oi Wool. ll keg
of whisky. several crooks of honey. bed.
clothing. etc. They at once returned to
Waterford rind-aroused the ncighlxlrllolxl.
and several of the people started ill hot
pursuit. ’
For several months past counterfeit
money has been ill cilcululiull all through
that section. The people are glnutly ex«
cited.
A VITAL DECISION.
It Will Afloat Illegal Registration Cases
All Over New York.
Anna“, Nov. 3.~.-\ remarkable decision
G.
windows.
Bale Agent for
& l. ll. BOLTIlII'S
Hill WATER HElTEl
Plumbing. 8mm sat Gas-tilting.
Tin and that iron Wort.
Hot In Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
to SOUTH MAIN ST
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walk am
freight anywhere ill New York Ur its vicinity.
the unplug
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Washington Itrsst. Over Post Dales.
SOB!!! NORWALK. CONN.
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mm» ”new. new “”4“” . f
, wJfiy-mm'gm _, J n JENNINGS
Undertaker.
i KNIGHT cram. NORWALK. (JOHN
Opposite licrns RailwayDepot. .
[91:01»:qu Elm “ml. ’l‘olethcns call 1le
soil tf
OLD asp RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th Norwalk
AND
NORWALK.
THE i'ilOl'El.LEii§l
BITY 0F NIlllWAlK
AND
EAGLE.
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Wililesve Pier 2!. E. ll.. Beekman street.
New t ark. at 5 p. lll.
lave Norwalk. 6 p. m.; South Norwalk. mac
p. to.
Freight rm'eil'ul from 7 a m. to 5 p. rn_.
l'wu s ulicatiun to agents the City of Nor-
Pl'iagle will be sent for special lots of
“Vail permlls Mr: forbid lruelllnr any of
roof the More of this line on av—
le on here thrroof. ar'Jl if
...... liming
w ...,,
that you
may wish
in an illegal registration case was made by
County Judge Clllle here and is likely to
affect registration all over the state unless
the hlghcr courts declare it. void. lie de-
cided that the prmocution Would llnvoto
prove that each and every person charged
with registering illegally Was not a soldier.
sailor. pauper or criminal.
lie quotes sectionll ofnrlicle 3 of the con-
stitution. which says: "No person shall
lose a residence by reason. of his absence
while employed in the service of [he l'lliloll
States. nor \vliilc ellgngml in the naviga—
tion of the waters of this stale or of the
United Slnlraor oi the high scumllcr while
a student of any seminary of learning. nor
while kept at any ullushousc or other may
him at public expense. nor while confined
in any public prison."
The judge said. "i will strike no name
from the list-l unloas proof is full and com—
plele that no such parties exist and that
they have no right to Veto."
Robollimls Prim-rich students.
i’illh‘clli'us. X. .l.. Nov. li.—~'l‘roulnlu was
consul among tho students by the rule
adopted by the faculty ill regard to the
Thanksgiving lluy holiday. It requires
lbntllllMllllfllllalilllléll register in liter-ob
loge before midnight on Nov, Ru. '1']... me,
is to prevent the colloginns from llllsllu'
having in New York cilyuflcr the foot.
ball game. MW ..
the Bridegroom Backed out.
Amusi'. Nov, xiv—in the village of Hull-
ley. Snratogn county. at least W) guests
gathered to are the nuptials of Miss-l Lola
Roberts and William Slocum. but the
groomcalnc not. Nothing of his where»
abouts is known. A letter lo the bride
came later. stating that he could not marry
her. The girl is crazy with grief.
ll
l‘ractlous Indians Ondsr Arrest.
Cllaunautllx. 5i. 1).. Nov. :l.—.\ party of
over ilKl lmwer lirulc Sioux fire under ur-
rest at Lower llrnio agency. They are the
running Ware an
on line carriages.
mom of upholstered bodies
trim loonlornt short ncllre. Repuil'i
rc-npholstoring «ions at.
lode-a. live sizes. from ’I.
lilris' Tricycles. Express Wagons. etc.
in. L.
of Chicopl-e, Mass. large wholesale dealers
in cotton and wool stocks of all grades. has
and her cargo forfl ltml.
Kept In Prison by Ills llmther.
remnant of n flu-lion at tlmtngency who
have for years sloutly fought llll attempts
been nllnolmcul.
lfll'gl‘f‘l. in this section. Liabilities. “5.0!!!
assets not known.
A [torus-mod outlaw l’alls trons Orson.
Tho house is one of the
”been”
sent stint mild
lead this from a report of
'it was a lively contest while
- ».
that she will be equal
W
comforts of cycling. or
sport.to the frsnsled
made In its favor by Mr. Coll. Mr. Htewart
lntrmluced another free coinage silver blll.
M r. lloar made an effort to obtain action
lmxulsrnll. Pa. Nov. lie-Abe Buzzard.
the notorious b-lulor of the Welsh mollu-
tnln outlaws. who recently posed as an
evangelist. hos fallen from grace and is in
Boa-row. Nov. ll. —- William 'i‘tu-kcr walked
out of tin- Ullarlostowu state prison a flu
man after serving three of a nine your son-
tcuco for larceny. ills brother receml
llicd a confession. which stated that Wl -
liam was in no way connected with the
crime. “WWW..-”
lmllh Is the champion 'I'wo hills nun-n.
r
W that areths lot of the foot-
Mrlght in our beloved Nor-
ah the bill for the relief of the sufferers
from the cyclone on the sea islands and
along the coast of ilouth Carolina and
Georgia The third reading of the bill was
it
all here on a charge of robbery. in which
one of murder may he added.
linkers Ilust Pay an income ‘l'aa.
ALllMil‘. Nov. :l.-~r’l‘he twomlle foot rm
for a pum- of will and the championship of
the world lmtwwn Smith of this city and
Everett C. Mclflr-mmml of l'llulnlrg was
to Induce them to remove to the now run-
L-rvntion. m _ .-..
A Naval-land Dslcl at Molina.
MAlilllll. Nov. 1i.——’l‘hu Spanish wnrsllipa
bombarded all the A roll villugusnnd houses
on tho lilli count and will motions in do so
as long Nil llluli’lllt‘il are hostile. 'l‘llo Aruba
namely replied, and it number of tilelrshots
struck the chips.
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Directum Won the Match.
New Yonx. Nov. 3.-—'l‘he great match
”.mm, had a severe
as in his chin: Townes. full-back.
m.“ abppod on: Root had his
”W, and Volt broke a bone
“dearly in the game." This. as
‘N Mil“. ll blocks ahead of
availed of in the psimlset
objected to by Mr. (:uckrell. and the vice
president ruled
not have its third reading just then.
minions.
That mot
o'clock. when the bill went over wltllou
action. and the Chinese bill was taken a
as uullnfsh
was passed without division.
that under the rule it wuld
Then a motion was made by llfr. German
to refer the hill to the committee on appro-
ion was discussed until 9
ed business. The Chinese hll
The Chinese bill is the house bill un-
l‘l‘r'l‘slltflul. Nov. lt—All the brokers to
Pillsbury have been notified by thcauditor
general that under the low of mo they are
required to pay a 3 per cent Income tax.
The «announcement caused something of a
stir on 'Cllnnge.
Tin lion lendIsrs lake I Bani.
(lanthanum. Pa. Nor. o. «The tin box
awlnlllvrs who have been successfully cp-
erollnu in other counties succeeded in re-
lievlng iii‘Ol'ge 'i‘rauger, a wealthy farmer
I
won by Bmitll ln 9 minute-sun); seconds.
finishing fully 2! 0 yards ulwml.
trordwl... .‘ool Milton.
winnings. . . ., fi
cashier and atmuoc fliaslng.
Plrl'elit'ml. Nov. ll. ~'lu tho flral. oi a sa-
rles of three games between ll'Om. the
champion pool player of the world. and
Clearwsler. Anu-rlcu’a champion. for 0150
aside. [Who won by n score of an to ill) in
”h old "header” wheels. now
that Nancy Banks has
name to Iowsrhsrrsoord.
Vflmhmmmdthsrs
soon what aheibfldlntha
, “strutting record cl 9:04.
m.m..sopnatem.
"Ininklsralsliytoussiss
.llsslstltehsd,
amended. it extends for six months the
thus under which Chinese can register un-
der the Com law and for the deportation
after this time of any Chinese laborer
touml in the United states withoats oer»
tlllcate oi registration. it provides that
the word laborer shall be construed to
mean skilled and unskilled laborers. whlls
stin'ese merchant shall he a Chinsmands-
Voted exclusively to mercantile pursuits
and not engaged as s inborn at all.
it changes the provisions of the Geary
law concerning witnesses in that instead
of hiring a white witness it requires
that t e witness shall be other than a Girl»
canine. Pr dicgtlleonlercf deportation
the Chicano to be deported cannot be
hailed Certificates of registration are to
contain the phonograph oi the applicant.
was llill I“ is! Inverted.
Wsmsoros. rim. a-Jtlls committee
on ways and means. having charge of the
turf! hill. have not yet their
moraine their mam until
gins ls adjourned thsywlllprohsbly
n a
to
silent his one.
lug.
prominent y
del his. was
r
Henry (3. ll.
Elliot
rilnhvsaler Weeks Coming North
Mums. Nov. il.-Frnncls Weeks. the
New York defaulter. who was captured In
Conn lllca, passed through herewith three
detectives. going north. lie would not talk
little»! by I fall from a Horse.
mealtime. Nov. ll.~— Mr. W. Ia. \Vllm.I
onus business man of Phila-
thrown lrom a horse and so
but i, injured that he dial in a low hours.
he. Royal's 'l’rlsl Int 0!.
New Your Nov. en’l'lls trial of Dr.
)lsyor. the al
which was in mm- lease on Nor. is will
not begin before Nov. ill.
WW
health In the mm m Yard.
locust“ itov. ”we
oath a host germs h ”M ’
e Ii unisufllrswstswn nails.
million! by a ram ”gnaw. liar. t.» . enter
near Pleasant Unity. of term
(lave a Child Consulates! Lyn.
limos-rows. Pa. Nor. its-litmus ”n4
elmmm. lbu colored hum girl who mur-
deml a while chlldhmhygivingltecm
centrnlml lye. has been arrested in
lowed [50‘
Wheel.
ClllCMlll. Nov. 1l.wllul trt I’llnton. cashier
Ind confidential man for the commission
firm of Mcl7ny A' 17ml. would at tlla stock-
yards. hits last. Nils-Kilt“ for several days,
The shortage is winmlcd at “3.010.
Noamcn. N. 11. Nov. u—Jolm it. Now
tell of i’harsslla. (Jhensngocountydsdead.
lie was on the excursion train wrecked at
Jackson. illicit. on Oct. la and had several
ril- broken.
An Engineer Illled.
Pultaortrnu. Nov. s.—’i‘wo freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad warn
wrecked at the rim- «twill! st no...
En loser James llmllllon was stsntly
kll ed. ..........
haynrll ”In"! With the Callus.
Lennon. Nov. smalls Thomas F. nay.
arti. the United bistro t-nlbssssdor at.-
lsndsd s basque
Sheffield in that city.
._......a..r....._.._.l an
ass. spider" “Metal lint law.
- .wamaw
cat Billy limb
rounds at the Crib relnb.
spook m
t given by the mills-or
Mon. Nov. lt~~“‘l‘bs Bolder" km
cl Australia in sin
llllland‘
.3:
race for a 05.000 prize between the harness
champions Director» and Mascot drew a
big crowd at Fleetwcotl pork. liircctum
won ill three straight heats. ’l‘lluo~2:10l{.
207% and MGM.
Illlell liens" With a Caseknlfs.
Srmsormto.Mars.. Nov. ll.~Mrs. Ed
ward Heller. wife of an employee at the
United States armory here. connnittoll nul-
cido by cutting her throat and severing the
radial artery cl both wrists with a case-
knife.
A Railroad llaetlon.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. fir-William Aa-
brldge lllllllwln has been elecled president
and cont-rill llnlnngor oi the Cleveland and
dlnriullnmilwny. recently acquired by the
Pennsylvania company.
I‘atuiltlss In Japan.
SAN Filasclwo. Nov. lbw'l‘flvlcm from
Yokohama report grant floods In Japan.
The fate oi om- loll persons In unknown.
in the Vnnrlshlp r'utskata no pulpie have
been burned alive.
Iron Works Huey Ayala.
llmonrcws. Pa. Nov. ll-Ji'hd Cumin-la
iron company fired loo ovens at its Moi-veil
works near Dunbar. These are the iirstto
ha and la the region for several weeks.
A llsvsans (latter as live.
le Blhrolto. Mass. Nov. 8. «The
Unlled States revenue cutter Samuel has:
tu- was all My than by a fire in the
galley while anchored l the harbor.
W
W ,
0”st isms," mad.
a.”
new
messianic
, also suddenly
luv tumult
_Avp._.
llllfllillilllIfEIfS' Phillis.
.m. 5 different styles
From $4.05 to
all warranted.
pllolutorcr in constant alwndanr'e.
short notice,
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAYTON. CT.. opposite it. B. firming“
oouci‘l‘l’s
I3 SHOE sfl'fiv.
priest pad do the bottom. look for It whnryds
"do. DOUGLMI ton.
J. scuaus.
Hardware
ulvlwl plural. Our swarm,
ls extensive. Rea
who will
it; an
elovlv
7.“. to Gill". Propeller»
Doywvsnrlllofl mmnunsm;
last in its and
ntli‘l'tl
. ‘ A .
if Males!!!” monster? .
niacin or smnfibumon.
| Show fittmdhrmm msioatdlnflall
vssr tonsil. you with tosoonomlreicwm
tout watsllng'l. l. Ituglrv Show. lanai _4M,_._"
and we
Guarantee
, In. . , ..
E.0.Mnms$aiel}o
Successors lo ii. if. Morris is Co.
CAPITAL. szsomoo.
64 Budhury St. Boston. Mass.
Pure and
-Prooi Sales.
Burglar
that the
work
will be
done with
of
ti
[Mill 8
Get Clrlnlsvof Funnier.
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sensor oi c
brass-(lit.
' worm ..
“(Dill I'ZNV' NEED ' him ' ”KITTY“.
Core Without Sfllnmcll Dulmtllllr,‘
ETA» FEMALE GlSOWER-‘i
coMPtrtmfl.
I Liliwiiélllllil . lililll
mm is,
Inflammation, (tumor-alien,
gm a .0. r7. hays ’l'mlllmsnt,
fill “fluid”. Million!
‘l‘lll‘. W.li.!alllllmll‘l'l.if.1.€lty.1
first. son so nova.
”0.17 E l '9! 9"
lflllry Isll to Relieve «Mitre.
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cm to
6 some and core
ago» rm new
at
is neat
bid. '
a“.
We: a...
Vlfsllllllinctoil
Street.
South
Norwslk.
ales.
Bank Vaults.
Bonk Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT Wilflll (If All KINDS
The Best Sales in the World
”militia use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
immid in Lynn, lane" slum t ill area!
where w of our safes were sllbjel'llul to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
Bank
CHAMPION liEt‘lllill also in the (mat
(,‘illl'afo Fire In it‘ll in the (ireat Boston Fire
in it? .snd in all the great tires since. tie
for circulars. Agents wanna . allllul
FURNITURE
David Stow,
Month hlsin sire-l. Up.rltafr
i. 0. JENNINGS.
Patel "anglit9.§ifil'll"”" Palntrr
Vllll PlPEil lllll li‘llllllills
lh’crth lialn street Ho. orwalk.
to harm of full line um styles of
P . .‘liol‘wlcrs said Gilt will d‘lnge {alkali
W Of M I) on ll CG W90!
atoll lstlm'flas cheerfully slven. '
Physician for Womelll
Ills. nn.’"i."'lfrulllnnn
Can be consulted at her office.
142 Broad St. Bridgeport, or.
from in s. m. to i p. m. any day except holiday
we ,
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than i!
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an of
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fora
Grails.
close
tales.
to stroll ow
ptiy repll
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for nerncu
All letters prom
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Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Flttlng.
M" " in him Slum Hurling!
DEALIBB IN
Mats, Till. liars and llrortsry.
Modernism 861332.36
10 fllfllfllt (HINDI.
from work studded?» promptly.
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