In.“ rails fot displayed advertisements for-
' Mommas Ito Wuhlngtonvtmt.
mun-m mm call. can. Branch
met. 30; 4! Wall street. Norwalh; telephone
I,” II.
WMBATIOIB Ihnnld in allcaaea
MID .
. . ‘ 80m Nonwanx. Cont.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1808.
'A new MYTH; William! qua;-
lion developed yesterday, when an in-
junction was secured from Judge
"Wheeler. redeeming the ‘selentmen or;
Norwalk from paying any moneys
" ' toward the support of evening schools,
‘alld’rr’otrlining them from establishing
ouch schools. The causes leading up to
thh step are already familiar to the
teatime! Tali SRNTINEL. The point at
he i not, primarily, opposition to Mr.
Iaplu. whom the selectmen appointed
piuoipal of the school, nor a, ques-
tion of his efficiency and fitness for
the place. It is, rather, the course pur-
sued by the selectmen in taking the mat
to: out of the hands of the Board of
School Visitors, where 'lt rightfully be-
longed, and delegating it to The editor of
the» Hour. without restrictions as to ex-
, pence. The subject having been discuss-
‘ ' ed in public print, from all sides. the
preponderance of evidence justifies the
action taken by the School Visitors Tues-
day night, in passing resolutions that
place the establishment of the evening
schoolaons legal basis. The selectmcn
m wrong: the School Visitors are
right.
811W! the no-lidgn—seTawWwent into
‘ afloat, says the New Britain Herald, and
I thoopan sale of liquor ceased, the quality
of whiskey and other intoxicants of the
lame ‘hind has deteriorated terribly.
“alteration is carried on to such on
"but that “tough on rate" is a splendid
drink when compared with some of the
_. ao-oalled whiskey served out in thut city.
“to profit: of the business have, of
course, increased in proportion. If the
owl they call and sellas whiskey cost
.. more than 31 a gallon the saloon keepers
In robbed. This they retail at chant $10
' dpllou. making a profit of $0 on every
fillet: they sell. Sometimes the whiskey
merely diluted with water until it is
.. - but a memory, but more often
. ohlapelt Ilnd of alcohol is colored up
’ block like the real article. A glass of
this concoction has the some eflect on
throat self a piece of red hot sand-
I." had been drawn up and down it
also or twice. Its clients on the brain
- we. described, but one drink with
it'll! link is better than all the temper-
sans lecturer In the world. if the man
”bullish! b cured.
r, hi how Raven Register regards the
' moon oi the lockedeout Danbury
’ mite attomntto loot the town trees-
,erytni-twnoo as one of the most brazen
and abandon elem of any organisation
i also. They disagreed with their em-
. mold they are out of work. The
' mdthecaeearenot at allto be con-
I,“ in lhk connection. The simple
fut b they are not earning money to
m themselves because they do not
”to. They may be right; they may
‘ mm The fact remains that they
2““ of their own free will. No
' calamity has Inllen upon them. de-
, than! of means of subsistence.
II” are no worse oil, from their stand-
" than the manufacturers are lroin
V if It is right that the town vote
fitters: their support. ii In right that
mile ”.600 to the manufacturers loi-
’ than from the labor troubles.
. Mk ,III quoted by a
Illa as having stated sooth.
. the admIiiletraiIon has
Halter Intervention train
to satisfy them that
out the queen of Hawaii
baffled. The reason for
It said to be that the queen
' to W the services of
lathe way were. lilo
tsunami will volaa‘
nominations;
’habits, and according to testimony given
' ‘ minim
‘ Plastic
STOVE Llama
trauma roa riaaaiuoii.
42 lllliil Illll Clint. '
‘ . - fl’fif
ESTATE 01' WALTER DAVIS.
An lountrla Old Bachelor Who Lived
for fifteen Years in the Corner of a
Iran. and hit Property Worth About
le Thousand Dollpra.
A hearing which was concluded in
NewCanaan Monday afternoon before
Judge Curtis, cf Stamford. and William
Werdwell, of Norwallr, commissioners
appointed by the Probate Court for the
district of Norwalk."was of considerable,
interest, chiefly because it revealed the
eccentric character and peculiar habits
of Walter Davis, who died in'New
Canaan last January at' the age of eighty.
one years.
Walter Davis was‘the son of Daniel
Davis, known to the inhabitants of New
Canaan and vicinity as “Miller Dan.”
When the latter died, many years ago.
his son continued to live in the old farmo
house, earning 'his livelihood from the
fourteen-acre farm. This is about two
miles from New Canaan village. Waller
wasa bachelor. He lived a hermit’s
life and had little or no intercourse with
his neighbors.‘ Fifteen years ago the
old homestead began to tumble down.
Its condition was such that it was no
longer possible for Davis to inhabit it
with safety. Theiihe took up his real.
deuce in flora. He partitioned cl! n
room, about nine feet square, and there
he lived. ate and slept. The stove which
served the purpose of a cooking—range
and heater was in this room, and the
stoverpipe was shoved through a hole in
the barn. Davis was not. neat in his
.V
at the‘hearing, the abode of the late
Hermit Weed in Noroton Heights w‘a‘s a
model of neatness and a perfect palace
compared with that of the New Canaan
man.
Davis was a miser, too. When he died
he was worth about $6,000 in real estate,
cash and securities. He kept his money
in a chest, and during his last illness he
had the greenhauka put into a purse and
tied to one of his arms. llis accounts
were kept in an old almanac. where he
also jetted down meinoranda of (ill
Kinds. These were found after his death,
many of them so begrimed with smoke
and dirt as to be almost indecipberablo
During his last illness he was nursed
by his sister, Mrs. Harvey Bailey, of
Pound Ridge, and her daughter. Mrs.
Bradley. These ladies put in n claim
against his estate for $650. for services.
Some of the claims were dated back as
far as 188l. The services rendered cun-
sislcd in taking the old man to Stamford
or Norwalkms kept no horse himself).
kinds, doing his washing. and nursing
him through his Iinal illness. The claims
were contested by other heirs, who claim-
ed that Davis had discharged his obliga-
gation to his niece by deeding his farm
to her shortly before his death, and
that he had said on several cc-
casions that be had given his
sister enough at various times to
cancel any obligations he was under to
her. However, the claimants presented
a good case, and Monday a compro-
mise was agreed upon whereby they will
receive .650. lion. E. L. Scolleld. at
Stamford, appeared for the claimants,
Attorney Hurlbutt, of Norwalk, for the
contesting heirs. and Attorney N. R.
Hart for the administrator, Levi Weed.
of New Canaan.
Among the property which Davis gave
his niece before hie death was a house,
to which he was removed from the barn
during his last illness, the women who
were caring for him insisting upon such
removal. That house had been In pro
cans of erection for fifteen years, and was
not completed when he dled. ile started
it when he deserted the old house and
went to live In the barn.
The old man did not leave a will. and
his property reverted to his three sisters
and the chlldren of two brothers and two
sisters, deceased. It will now be distri-
buted between them.
Klllllll'l'll OF COLUMBUS.
A lleetlnu that In! Prove Ilia
Knoll of the Order.
An important meeting of the Knight's
of Columbus councils will beheld next
Week In New Haven.“ which will be
quedn call tosll the councils of the
order In this states-lung them intend
delegate-to aconvectloo, the object of
which Is to take an mmary action against
the supreme officers of the order for In-
crearing their salaries and perpetuating
themlvulnofiee.
The convention, which wIIl be held In
New Haven will, scoordlng Io oppon-
ents of the «sprains olllcsrs, prove the
death knell of this order. which has
been known as the strongest ,I‘Jatiiollc
order In the state. Several councils,
It lucid. will withdraw slumber from
theorilu- and merge Into the Catholic
legion. Should the convention proposed
tall macromplish the nationalism In
regardtoiiie ollleersnt In con-
sidered probable that communal be
translation» courts and an Injunction
“all to restrain the NW slicers
berth
3e.
onerav
I llElV Clllllll MISEII. ‘
" DISPUTE]! chm AGAINST run
furnishing him with supplies of various ‘
would no ‘
DIA Mono s,
M" Wth“ m
Genuine Article.
it
Bl. Katine 8L. Brooklyn,
Hm ” "ID Pl’l‘zfli.
Amt. tor loath Biotin“. «no
TWO MORE WRECKS.
A British Brig and an Unknown hip
Driven Action on Long Island.
Gnarxrour.'hi. Y., Dec. 7.--Therc are
two wrecked vessels oi! the coast near
Mattituok. lioth went ashore during Tues-
day night’s snowstorm. One vessel Is the
four muted, brig rigged ship Bolero, bound
from New York to New Bedford. Shela
on the beach cl! Coach form.
she sailed from NeivYorlt on Thursday,
bound in ballast and commanded by Cap
tain H. W. Morse. Deane & Co. of Boston
are her heaviest owners. She encountered
rough weather on Saturday and continued
to be storm beaten until she went on the
rocks. .
Captalia Morse thinks the Solaro'e bot-
tom was stove In when she first struck.
Before striking the rocks the crew had It
terrible experience. The wind drove the
cutting snow into their faces until it was
impossible to face the stern). The ship
rolled badly, and the ice on the decks ren-
dered it hard to keep ouc's feet. When
shallow water was reached, the ship went
over to port or starboard with every swell
until she was almost on her beam ends.
The men had to hang onto whatever they
could grasp. They were successful most
of the time, but once two of them last
across the deck and Into the water.
Two of their companions went. to their
mono us the brig righted, and with great
difficulty they reached them. The efforts
of the rescuers were made dillicult by the
ice, which lncmstpd the clothing worn by
them and by the men In the water. All the
crew of the Salem are safe and have started
for New York.
The second wreck lies on the shoal. oppo'
alto Nortlfville bench” What ship it is or
what the fate of tho-so on board is not
known. About. III o'clock Tuesday night
distress signuls were seen off where the
“Trek was discovered in the momlniz.
There in.- im life saving stations on the
north shun.- izf Long Island east of l‘anon's
neck, unit no innisiunce- cuulrl be tendon-ll.
The lwuch ls bil‘t'Wfl with lumh r, clothing
Itl'lll cabin linings which do not belong to
the Soliiro. lllltl it isllmught mm the rush
eel hugged on tho shoal. Illlll her whole car-
go and interior linings were relcuscil. It
is believed the rul‘ollll wreck is that of :\
shhnoucr. Sin: ilt'?‘ high on llie riirksulmui
a mile distant from the Soluro. It is {curt-ll
that it“ of lg-r crew are lost.
Twenty-four Ware Loot.
iliiIiILAxu incur. Mass.,l)cc. 7.——it is
now curtain tlmt ‘.'~l men were lost on the
British ship .lu-on, which was “ix-clad
here. llv~izli~< Samuel .l. Ennis, lln- ml.-
siirt'ivur.uiily unc body has been urns-lied
ashore. 'I‘Iint mu picked up at Sunset.
A schooner Mining.
Kixi:sros,0nt.. I’l'c. 7.~-~'l‘he schounrr
J. Freeman of Ilsllevilli‘, which heft I'lim‘
lotto, X. Y., fur Iinminvquc. Ulil.,iim.i-
thuii ii wrcl. ago with tilting» of coal. is
mix-lug. mm] of he.- ll‘l- been I’L'Cl‘ltwl
siiiu- sin: lillli'il‘ll from Charlotte. ..
quroil llurulng llil an "or Heml.
Li... ;\‘.v..~'l I .-, A. .-\;.:u.nr. uiiizm
.. \'_. . urcil a divorce on
WI'IIl. In the housi-
slaying. ‘l‘hciiuiii
Il‘l bottle tilled Willi
,~: ilic Ilt‘l‘k oil the but
. . .5 width to the cow
. 2'. the burning
- With) fatally
V‘
mun iii'; ' '
:lwlim'e‘llgiil.
.i-l
t lilcago (‘I archer. Opened in the Poor.
l‘iili Mm, ilt‘L'. T.-~-«I'iiiii*i'ltv.~i of PlfVl‘rfll
th'liUIIIllHlltllls in this city ll-‘llt‘ thrown
a... u llII‘ll‘ doors to ”IV hundreds of newly
Mm during the llllliiill’ll wciitlii-i' iiri- mili-
.‘ll lodging-4. 'l‘bi- tlt‘.llll.lllt.‘ haw I‘I'i‘Il iu-
\ itml in sleep upuli Ibi- pow l'llrill-Ilni, and
Ill my III lllc CUIlKl‘t‘KilllUllrt Iirl'. Itrrilllgliig
to Iiiriiisb lll't’illtlllsi to the lullgt‘l'rl.
A lllitlhe ('iuc 'I‘rlod.
New (mi.i;.\.v.~', Dec. 7.~.\ .‘it'lllétl venlirt
mo. ietiii i.ul ill the Abuguiiltu t'ltttt‘ against
the cilyuf New Ul‘ll‘lllln lul’ Matrimoni-
Lgi-z, ii misc growing will of the lynching
of the Illlililil Malia III tlin parish prison lll
'm’. lily About three years ago. It In
Hump, i; iliiitilii‘jiiry guru ii verdict ngoiiisi
the city [or .chL‘l'itl lllflllrlullll dollars.
Allve, Yet Has a Tombstone.
PtIItTthll‘TII. it. l., Dec. 7.-- Henry F.
I’l'lllllH, nliom It was l‘llppm'l‘ll had been
uninh-rinluuii In whose memory «tomb
Home “III-i years ago vrcclcil ill the burying
gloom of the Dennis liiiiiily, luis been
ltt'llrll from. He Is alive and III California,
where h».- wmit In IMII.
The burning Coal Mine.
Hutu-ms. Pit. llec. 7.~~‘I'Im fll'tl In the
Cf)‘allll llhlgc ccllicry mine is now rmlng
illllnlltll). but llll‘ minors hm‘c been I'm!-
cui-il. lirucrci Muiiaxvr lI‘ruIiIi I‘Imlce,
Ailmu Mimi. and Foreman Munfort were
m-vurcly hurt. The cniiipiiiiy Iii pow duod-
lng the mine.
Walla Wants lion Cutwhnle.
HALIDA, Cold. Di-c. Twwilot'criior Waite.
l’! his Ililtll‘t'lttt iii the "ducts“ convention.
recommended that (folnriulo enact Ii law
uniting every sliver dollar a legal tender,
m. Iiiuttcr where such dollar may be coin.
uil. so Ihutlt coiilslneifilj, griilnn of sliver.
Lyneheil an vimmniilog Negro.
LITTLE ltnt‘ll. lllll'. I.‘Mlli'ill‘}’ (Imu-
mmilicolurui) one lyiqu-il bye mob of
“Moi men imirt'in riy Valley. The vlctlm
WIN u peacetime iiixuru, Itulllllnt whom no
cimriiuol lawlcasuern hull ever become-
fem-d. ,
i
Perhaps a Murder.
Illuminate“. Iii-c. 7.41m iii-ml body ct
\i’. It. llcntuo moi loiiml beside the track
at I’iilllteil Port, on the Iii-la railrmld. lie
mien brokeniun. There nro aomcludloio
lions of foul play.
Left h‘ule memos.
New “mm. m r. i, it. me will of the
llilt.‘ .Ioiiin- I3. I.‘. lull”... M New Uriemis,
iiIio died III New lliite: Inst warehmtls
university Is to receive elem»,
Irwin Dioceses: flurry Wright.
l’lllhdlllhl’lllit. Dec. Immihnr Irwin
(ma men nppoIiiIeil maungei- ot the t’hllo
dolphin, liner-lull team to Indeed Harry
Wright.
Humbert eel-none Iii-left.
lions. lien. taming to the rohsblers-
tlrvnieat of til we Zilflfllilll. In llnras
but has atrium and dinner Urlsyllw tale.
Dyan-tie aspirates In rem
graph.
Pattie. Nov. halt dynamite cartridge
was arm la the ‘l'liiee do In Iterate-
ilon. number or houses were Islam.
, wflf‘ifl‘bflc‘hmfi
TlBllll. lllIINSllll & 80..
their hold of the lines and were thrown »
cuismrs in,
All
lumlinson’sl’harmacy-
rimoiyand Bulwark
Huntington Steelbmaflidll
' Gasoline Stoves. , ‘
GASOLINE,
BY Till ON 0!! BARREL.
A SPECIALTY.
‘euino
TIRED IIBlIlIl HAM".
The Senate Asks the President
For Information.
OPPOSITION TO THE TARIFF BILL.
”amounts Who Do Not LII:- lt Will At-
tempt to call ‘a Can-us .— Senator Bill
Criticism the President—Jeni" Illi-
Defanda lllrn— Moll. Bani“).
Wesumcmr. Dec. l.wThe session of the
senate was largely occupied byu spirited
debuts on the Hawaiian question. which
resulted In the passage of a resolution ask-
log;' for the papers in the case. '
he resolution olfercil by Mr. Hoar rev
questing the president (so far-sin his opln~
ion lanot inconsistent with the pnblicinter.
est) tocommuniczite lo the senate copies of
all instructions given to any representative
or an naval ntlleci' cf- the United States
since .. arch 4,188l, in regard to Hawaii.
was laid before the senate by the vice presi-
dent. Mr. llcar said it was or resolution
such as the senate rarely hesitated to pass
on the request of any member'of‘ the body:
Senator Mills followed Senator liner and
defended the president. Mr. Mills opposed
the resolution. it called for Information.
but meanwhile the author, Mr. Hoar. pro-
ceeded to "shell the woods" before he got
that. information and charged the president
with meditating an not of war. lie (Mllls)
denied the statement. On the contrary,
the executive hail, respectfully submitted
the question to t‘utmn‘us And haul given
them all the. Information at hlsdlapoaul
that he thought appropriate to submit In
his message.
The president's action in the matter had
been strictly confined within the limits of
executive iiullinrity. Senator Iiill created
a sensation by making pvrhapa tho DH‘OIIE‘
est speech of his senatorial career. lie
challenged the right of the president to use
military force to restore the Hawaiian
queen.
Illll an the Hawaiian Matter.
Mr. Hill said he «lid not propose tocroae
thc Iluwuiiun bridge till he reached it, nor
did he Intrml to discuss the wisdom of the
original procedure or of what had been
done recently by the present ntlmlnistrm
tlon. lie «lid not understand that. that
question mu: involved in the resolution.
lie seldom agreed, he said. with what the
senator Iruni Massachusetts stated, but he
dill agree with him that this was a simple
resolution asking for information from a
department of the government in refer-
ence to unmet Important matter—infor-
mation which he thought the American
people wanted to know from the pres!-
dent’s “lounge, and were disappointed
when it mu not. given to them.
The question ru- lo what. had been done
was the point involved. When congress
ascertained whut in-atmcti-ms liml been
given and what the true sitiiuilontvimut
.illo commencement of the difficulty, it
couhldclrriiiine what it should iln,
Mr. Hill Hilll he had no l’lfllK’CilUDIi w
crust upon llll‘ preceding or the present ad-
ministration and no unkind ward to say in
referenci- In the previous or present minis-
ter to Hawaii. There was ll ilispulml slate
of facts no tun-but actually tuck place when
the guvci'lmwiit of Hawaii waeuvertlirnu u.
and it might be that confirms ill its wis-
dom Sili‘llill are lit in send u (:nriiiiiissiun to
the country in intestinal» and report as to
the fruit».
It had been eziiil. cuutiniiril Mr. Hill,
that Instructions had been given - herbal
not any so. hum-wt. and he hoped It WM
not true ll‘iJll which It “'83 liil‘rned thut
fortuinigiit lw mm! to feature the previ-
ously exletiiig statue
'I‘liiit brought up the question whether
the administration Ililll the power. without
the consent of countries. to llm! the army or
navy to restorr the previously misting
condition of “thine. own (‘tlllk‘t‘tllilg that
the government Imil law-n plant-1| by {mull
or even by force. ’l‘lieii- wru- tlin-c depart?
ments of the government. and tho excru-
tlve iii-pnrtnii-ut was but one of them. t'on-
gross wnnlnl Information lh‘f‘llllw it was
sntIili-«l in II. l'iuh-r illl‘ resolution the
president might withhold the information
If he desired
After some further illsuisaiou Mr. (full
of Florida chm-d the iielutc. and then the
resolution wnii adopted without a division.
After ii short exwtitirc allusion the senate
adjourned.
Senator Grny of Delaware. a member of
the Mllllil‘ criiiniiliire on foreign relation-i,
will. It In Imlirvxil, «peck fur the adminis-
tration in ilw coming cuiitnet over the sub
ject In the minute. It In belie-veil that he is
being vaulppcll with it" the data In the
possession of, the stale iicpmliiwnt and
with the Ideas on which the president and
secretary of Illili‘ have prmeedrd.
la the "can.
In the house- .\I r. ilrmvrnor melted uriau‘
lmoun oomwui for the consideration of n
resolution illreeilnu the secretary of the
Interior to furnish Iliv grounds upon which
some 1,000 Ohio presumes-ii were suspend
all from the roll.- prior to July t. It was
referred in the commuter rm flu-onions.
Mr. Meyer called up the ”Solution pyn.
riding for the appointment of a special
{glut commission, consisting of three men»
rs mob of the house and secure. to in“...
tlgatr allqurrtlonn relating to the mall,
pay and personnel of the navy. The vote
on the resolution WM ISO to II, and a roll
call was In progress when the time come
for the unveiling of the-Shields Hammond
the house adjourned.
Progress at the ‘I‘avll’ Um.
WAMIIMI'I'M, nee. tu’l'te ways and
income committee has been listening as
subcommittees, In groups of mm and
threes and ladlvhlinilly, to the complaints
of those who went the tariff Marcia
different particulars and on «Males
which will affect their Interests.
The Democratic installers of the
and menu committee said that they .3.
W these protests would he made.
hey are not absorbed nyiteia are: are
not Inclined to malts chases unlea- tt up.
that some unintentional error In.
narrate. it issiaimedthattbem
from the Democratic members of eon
are not each an reuse any alarm about the
tailors or the bill. and the [sacral impres-
sion to that the bill will pain the house,
one If It Is not amended to suit them who
am called the “molten."
Merle ire mutiny: by Murat. divest
pans wit; the bill to have a cause» held.
8 like! signatures to am to seem
a was. rim of the Wis team
In the beans raptors theorietoathatth
obtained. The
fl tires cannot be
of “amortisation“-
- is understood that the Democrats of the
great Itatee uracil luryladieteilin “from! for
should report It in the house. This the its-
publlcami will oppose. They want more
time. liven after the bill is reported an-
other question will come up regarding the
time for the minority to make its report.
By a resolution at the cranial session pro-
vision was made that the minority should
be allowed 10 days to make a report. after
the bill he reported. It lslmwailueallofl
whether the 10 days rueuii utter the bill
was handed the minority or llfief its report
to the house.
If tho hitter view is taken by the house.
there will be nuposslliiillynf taking up
the fulfill bill until after the holidays. It,
ways and means coiuiiiiiI-re desire to have
the bill taken up and moral of Ilieepccches
made before the llflllilll)‘$~ln order that it
may be disposed of shop {lift-r rout-9.x.
Admiral stat-loin Cues.
“'Aslllsu'l'oh‘, Dec. 7.-Cuuiuimlurc Stink
ton spent several hours iii the niivy iii-puri—
merit. Secretary llrrbcr'. hue requested
that his report lmmudc in writing. The
secretary said that he had no intention of
keeping the procwdiugs or Ilic conclusion
In the Stanton mutter M'Cl'et, but thut lie
was not prepared at this time to make a
statement on the subject.
‘ ' . Hells: Wont South. '
Warnixoros, Dec. '7.—-A dispatch from
Minister Thompson, dated l’lril’upolls, ‘liru-
all, informs the slum departmental the ar-
rii’ul of Admiral Mellu iii the quarantine
station at Ihlc Grundc, on the coast of lilo
do Jane‘lru. 'l‘hc dispatch further nuys that
Mello pillaged the town and their soiled
away toward the south,
Putin-stare Appointed.
Wasulsoros, ill-c. its The following
fourth clot-s puelsuuwlrrn t‘.‘.~r1':epp”llili'il:
Newlrrscy ninth: ‘, \\’, ('. \‘IL‘Jltl'a, ainl
luimlxigilalr. All» | -
New York (anti: in“
East .\llll|f'l'hl. F. .t. “
I'. liiduuli; Int, F. 5. l
N. do Kay. and Forte-remit;
Pythlaus It the “bite “on“.
\VASIIIMJON, Dec. :Krjl‘llt.‘ nIliu r~ of Ibo
supreme I-nlge of the l‘iiifnrm lluizh Mi llll'
Knights of i’ytliias won- remixed by Pro.»
hit-tit t'lcvclniidui the White lilillzlu
Logan (.‘arlisle ('unvalnriug.
Wuriinmox, line. i —.\lr. lentil“ ('lll'v
llsle, who has hem ill, in t‘t:ll‘vrtlt‘>t.ll.§.
FIRE FATALITIES.
Three Deaths Recalled From Small Firm
In Pill-bur: unit Allcglinny.
I’fT'l’alll'lili. Du: 7,—Tiznii-r liilii, on the
corner of Cherryciul South l'minl elm-Ir.
Allrgluuiy. mu partially ll: .1 ml by lire.
Two people ire-re bllrle Ii. :lmili lillli two
others seriously Injured. '
'I‘boilend nit-Mrs I'url Iii-innzighrci’, aged
13:». and Balm-I iii-:iuinglzuil. :I. daughter.
ugi-d i'. you ’l‘ir liljlll’I"l .m- ililwnril
lie-Lining!“ xnl ‘J yum. M'i‘l’r‘iiel'l‘fl‘lilil
(’an lieiiiiinxiwll'. .Ir . aural 41. r~. proba-
bly fatally bun. '1 ll" lir-v‘mrlci will :lm
furnace in tho winnimil 13o.- Lliiivlrriiwen-
L‘lctp or. the fourth Ih...r
~lt was distort-nil ll} .‘vll~_ li-
whu notified a class of 7-H girls
calisthi-rlii- l‘Xl‘fl'l‘t‘s ii. iiit‘l
(boll ain'- sltll'lril In rimmi' i.
That Wile lliv l‘l‘l “Til I her
and Edit arrl in ll :
but .‘dn. ,.
not be fuuiiil. .tl iln lire . ...
rcnmiiu were niistun r. I! it ill
of the the escape.
An hour liitcr. ilur
lohml frimw lltdhi‘
rily. David The
killul. :it.tl JL Li;
Wit-e «Input-mu» 1;. mym
achimucy. ‘
, .
. churn-ll
..Ii .i luv Il‘i‘l
in .ii; ’zllilll'
A Home on flu- Trr-t lr.
l'Aiiiimi i2, .\ l . in. '. l’ill‘xt ill"
tween n ruuiiu 1|} hum .i:..i IL. lane)... gnu
rxprrcs trniii Lam: lei .i..l I'i': i‘I'-lIllIll lit
the depth of Ihn iiuru- and 1.... l .irmwcs‘
cupcul' the train from Ie-ii .; ilirnm. from
the ll‘t'rillt‘ ililn ill“ l'liit’lllvt: iHL‘I‘. The
horse run onto liar ruilx-.....I ::.r is jii‘il Its
the express dashed around ll“ t‘llr‘i't' m in
mile-s an hour. The bone -:.iri.- l lIintl‘vl
illt‘. river. Ufllliil lf'i-‘tlli' in‘ ii'il lli‘lwt‘t‘li
the ties and was flrnflilil I.» .l pulp by the
engine. . v
Charges Another Willi Murder.
llaum-iu'nri. lim- 7.~ "Mlilflt'l fur Henry
Hoiei,.~enwnml l-I be lumen! .1: Home
hunt on 'lliuruluy mar f-i' Ila nniihlor of
a lift) uninrd l'lumn-iri llwvii. lllwl m. up
pllcmimi fora lx' min“. ll.» app; union is
accmntmiiiul by im :itllilum “um ”i ”I, In
which lie slates tlml lie» 2:. mi. r ul Ilse buy
wit-i committal by iii’urui' II me.
i
"urglav Illng In i"l*iu‘l7.
irrzs‘irx, Mam. live. 7.» II rm) :e‘hi'ritl‘
White reached l‘Iii-tlrhl ln-I .;. .. -. I. iiiim.
our: ofthi' (our flifl'vlul‘tl l’lllllr i . i..i lieu-lb".
King was without doubt the pm» ipnl rub
her who committed the lllll’ul'illi _. In in'IltlI
and New lacuna on the I mu m Sum 17.
"I: was captured lti'ltl’ l'lii‘l ~lm '22. N. Y.
I”; butt Against an Iron lrlvm.
l’lflsfll'fltl, Iii-e. 7 ~.\n ”pf .,.- lllllll was
made for the uppulntuuvni ... . «our for
the iron and atoi-I lli‘lil bl \s 2...; I ...i-3.-‘e
Bone dz I‘o., Mill lillpullnzi In ~ I14 i‘il New
mence-l Involving uni-ml lilJ‘Jlfl’ll thou—
sand dollars.
.(
Illiui by a Canteen t‘rinpuilem.
Cari-SILL, N. \’.. llci‘. l.’ lint.» i‘iillllt'
gee, lbreiiub the saith/“2,.“ LI .v um.
plflllm, was shot in Iiiu .‘nl :lléiul Ill It
"aklinmeiton" party on Iiw night of to...
B. and he has died of lot-Haw.
The Conchita rm.
Ciilcaoo. Dec. ‘i'.~.ixiiizv 'l'iiIliill roil-
derril a decision In the Con. 5.32. «use In
which he Inilmntrd that llit‘ ll .ililllllly of
Ira. Andrew foy will he Iulun’iml.
Isolate; Dollar time Two.
Ullca, N. hi. Dec. T.““r‘i Oxford. Ghe-
nau count . a lmlleropmilim n sawmill
“p oiled. some Hammond curl Joseph
More were instantly tilled.
.a “4......
smegma of chi-«s Indicted.
Postman, 0n. the. 1.4m» United
conspiring to atomic Chinese Islmrers
m British columns.
eumum'“'eiiii;;‘n§;.m.
Mari time. tiles” lire. built the
Iii-rule. of a been stable here Frank
Brown. evaluable stallion, wished In the
lie-sla- IM;;M
horror. lira. “bum funeral of George
VI. "Mikaela-Mum Iii-Id Ia Dr.
Ward firmt Hale’s church.
murmur-”mm...
W , 15% whole new or res»
airliner thelsallmstilielmaof
“memories“.
F1811,
mssrnns.
‘ OYSTEBB, ‘~
. CW: “
'scALL‘oPn,
', I RANGESi damn,
“ ,. “"391: PureVermontMAPLESYBUP,
l'llll “lilifl‘TEHS. Imported OILS " . me...
and assumes, We".
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had. .
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Milli—Elm.
Practicalil
Do You, want a Bicycle?
W Ms retelv Milo. telly
Cash-- $1 oo~:caeii.
hurls
WV
cans
cats
I? It".
m:
to order at abort notice. W
ll of the latest warn initially;
as
we no tfully
"oi-guilt.
attenuating
on hand
, your attontloa. Pri~
II is consistent with ’tlrst 03$ tr
Walton iii. Nickersoii,
it Illa 8i.' lIorvsll. 9.2%..
tin-ell.
as.
“AT...
Iiiiiuriciuniis' illicit
mm mm
running “Ii.“
($33»:ch ln'reiinmllgilllp'la Ieeel
_ - P .3? . _ . ea
count-ism In no ‘
Imioorderiii’ieliirtniidiil'eldiiiw' ’fif,
to whlc
.‘i.
re-uphnlsterlnu done at short not co. lie
' $3.50. Propel
ve from .
lrla‘ 'l‘rtcyctee’, Express ‘Woaons. etc.
F. BOY LSTON,
BOWAYTON. via. opposite it. it. eunuch
In
mom's
MICROBE
KILLER
‘ Islbcou known principle
. that will cstro the microbe
In the blood wl out Injury to
the system. By removing the
one cause it curealall human
Diseases
The William llsdalu llcrohellllcr Ca.
7 Lilliput St. New York City.
--—-i—-----.
.--..-
4. H. (I Ttlfllhlfiittx.
ll North Muln Pit.
r
tllttlloo RIIEDV
l'lDDi‘CmTill air A:
its-arms i. so we. (‘urcs nu
D.
Fellini:
.. 1
ilrtizizitt sell on any
Winn l.\ll.\l't vnoncothcr l!
. . . rill Fl ml 1‘. bv mail riponreci-ipt
.iinillilt l Iiirmlul ein'rlnpc free. Afl‘irrsa
. edit-n1 Co..l‘repo.. ilk-go, lIL. ere-rattan.
GE .. C. STILLSON.
8 utIi ilorwalli. Bonn.
,W.H.Meeker&llo.
G. 8. .I. II. BULTIIII'S
HOT WATER HEITEI
and
I
Plumhlng, 8mm and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates lurnIelu-d for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
'10 SOUTH MAIN ri'l‘
w. L. ooucLAa
.3 SHOE udl'h'le.
Doyumltem‘l When mllnueedlryaoalrig
Ioatiri the world.
Hymnal alas MESS till) made little trial
"glue MI ”’6 i0“ if! m 3| ”Midi-003
‘ 8M filmtllocm mmtlucdiooiid
muesli. iyoii Willi lamina-obi In yonrfovivl.
to rely "filming W. L. Dcvglu Sim. lime III
orientamprd on the bottom, It: k {w it when you try
w... onetime. llroelrtou. lilacs. Bold by
c. sci-mus.
mm m an my”. Ivor {Burnt-lit.
Cure Wilbert Stomach Dragging.
STAR FEMALE DISORDERS.
GOMPIMINTI.
I llIIIXIRIIIIItiI. Ililtllliililliliil
oierteoahieura,
luilmnmutiou, Congestion, rte.
tune a lion Iii om rumored
W IIIIIIITI. MING,”
Till! W. C. Blillliid C11. H. {Clif-
TBML MI .0 GINTI.
on drain of Dhaka.
“n" was“ arruuorn
inter Fail to Killers ovum.
Guaranteed to
cancer .......
. U s nets.
’ 7 no.
.c.* museum “
TIIi Mimi
I 9.",
your
. for
fusion. — “flung
that you
may wish
we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
EATNE S
and
Iciiil'll
MAT
wOFlt‘lUl’fu.»
Washington
Street, y
South
Norwalk.
orders
anything"
in the
line of
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
F reight Line
BETWEEN
"NEW YORK,
NORWALK.
THE l’lIIll‘I-Ililrhilti
A.\'ll
Will leave Plor 23, E. To, B .‘
New lurk. at 5 p. m. eeuman street.
I. 11:34“? Norwalk, 5 p. m.: South Norwalk. 623')
l. .
Freight received from 7 a in. to 5 p. m.
Upon spnllcatiou to agents the City of Nor-
walk and Eagle will be sent for “mini lots of
frcl-ghtnnyw era In New York or Its vicinity.
Lfifilll persons
the empio '
count of Iii
are forbid trusting any of
motthehnate of this line on an—
e or. here thereof. art!) if
Successors In E. I‘. Morris it Co.
on rm 1.. acsomoo.
64 Sunbury St, Boston, Mass.
Fire “and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doers,
DEPUSII Willi 0F iii. KIIIIIS
The Best Sales iii the Wed-r;
i59,0llfllfl use. Always pre-
I serve their Ilcntenis.
Inc sold iii L3 nu, Mum. blilt‘t.‘ I iii urea!
uhcru m 0! our elm-e \wrc whim led to Intense
ilt‘lll, preserving llmlr v, lillll'lilr.
CHAMPION lilZI‘UitlI also In the Great
('hlcn 0 Fire In IHTI In the ”rent Hinton Fire
Inltfr'...aud In all llicgrnat Ilrns since. Nomi
for circulam. Auunte wanted. all Him
.I. 0. liturgy-
Panel Hanger, Balciminei, Palmer
A nd ill-:- Icr ill
Will PAPER MID IIIIIIIII-IIS
INortIi Mnln street, rlo. Noni-rill
sample boats of lull llmv lat-ct Myles oi
I'Mu‘t‘s. llui'iivrei Illlll (ill! hlciildlni'n taller
llillllll'.“ (or Iimpwtlnii. or poll?" by metal.
melt Enumalee olieorfnlly elven.
Physicianll'oimWomeiil
ms. or. III. IlIIIlFOHn
Can be cunenlud at her "files,
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. Ill
from II! it. m. in 7 ii. in. any day except minder
'I'liulloctor lea rewilar physician and r
iilesiell’a
IIn-pvmtelxmm yearslaaemm the
of OMEN a in meat . .iiilln sunning
from an ilimcu y Incilent to he can can
consult in. IIIill-oril In the strlcwst mull-
drm-c. and with t in assurance of mrlvlmr the
moat. eltlllful and rulciillllc Irrntm ut know
to modern surgery and medicine,
lurnlslwel I-ir mnIIiu-mcnl rm. ‘ mm m.»
crate. All
close stamp.
i. ll. NASH ll Bill.
lli) ALL KIND! OI‘
Plumbing. Steam
aim
Gas Flttlnz.
""“m “‘ Hot Air M“ Slum IliaIIIii;z
lll‘li‘llilflllrl IN
trait, Tin, this and cutlery.
llacouliilicllllllill“18:32.36
'l‘ll lIIIlllmt llltMlE.
Factory Milli stII-iiilmflo promptly.
allots tmnitl‘ Iv lied ls ..
v ‘ ’ *’ Mir.
. i
warwm- ..._.........-
F. II. NASH ll BIIII
Cor. Elicia and West all.
b..‘.i1"iiiiiie.iéei.iim
«momma re
Emu” Further "I Do
_ use ltltllfilb N
ll
sun iini
WI me‘ihl
_ ‘ It's
I
”marine
South Illpiwalk'
cm or NIIIIWALK,
summoned
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