1!“,
llt§i_
tsrrss rites tectonic moor
collusion" WINCHESTER.
Eour What: new» Boothe! is.
fiat-lard In Last fiatnrday's
m ' m upon the Adoption oftho
Mia! um amino»...
ANT» Editor of The Sardine]: Itfis
m ' what on utter . 0f
, “this at times dieplayed by llr.
even in instances where it would
veham'nstaa easy if not easier to
small. true facts. . _ .
A nature was contained in
. “mm, in which the writer
. it up rthstI would
hytheadop on of the reso-
togive the city authority to manu-
. . and sell electric lights. He also
we.» I have been in the habit
will ' his and supplies to the
' W . with a pro it to myself.
.. ~ that is an illustration of the
of him who fathered the
t, limit is not so of me. I have
“ 'red. any couim‘aeion on any-
fipaurohased for the city.
are. sad to say, people who have
become so' accustomed to prevancating
on ins-oer for them to invent a on
film ' to tell the truth. Perhaps
Mt. Maples, in his effort to
W readers. falsely tolerate the
my ‘asleim for an electrical su ly
ca‘apsny," but as a matter of fact am
" not a salaman. never was, and never
‘ ea to he one. For his information I
lists that my position is merely su-
, m in designing and con-
Wéhotric systems. In designing
theity illectric worts,l acted for the
city independent of any company. and
the apparatus and machinery selected
andpurchased did not come from any
-; cone-n that i have ever been connected
with.
Agni the Hour is wrong in slntin
that am identified with an electrica
alpply mmgny; the firm I am connect-
devotedwi is ted to engineering and
construction on] , nor has it ever hmi
. any dealings wit I the city's plant. Mv
.. pany pays me a salary amply imi-
> 1» ttoeupply my wants, but it does
not give me any commission for the rea-
son that [Behave nothing to dolwith
selling. in in the e ectri-
’ cal business. 3 1 our able to
obtain the lowest trade discounts
‘ on all electrical supplies. and in making
for the city l have always
traded where 1 could buy the highest
N grade of material for the least money.
and have liver! the city the advantage of
every d'ucouut. In s word. 1 receive no
can tron, either directly or indirect-
ly. arm aarvices in behalf of the oily,
moan unilsh the meetsatisfying proof
auntie truth of my elatementecontain-
It will agate no infarcncehto me. out;
or other.re ingt e action 0
a?” upon the question of commercial
‘ [Jud it is not (0 be supposed
l ‘ "We of South Norwnlli will
Hindi! into establishing u commer-
.m, and it is auto to any
that no action will be taken until
II. (1m baa been thoroughly
i . Then. if they believe it
“vi-bump ahead. well and good.
"hymns may beef any use. they
will he {reel volunteered and i will
urnsstly end’eavor to aid in procuring
hastapparatus that can be hfid for
. smallest outlay. without partiulily m
' ' ankeor system.
tour. Iaplee' ligurrs. no one can
. wundmtandibem. and his
on the mayor and bouncil
would be an insult from any other
.mros. Respectfully.
A. E. \l'lvcues‘ri-zu.
Electric Light Commissioner.
April 93d, 1804.
A WQIAN lllll‘l'llt‘l'll'll.
mlallla Causes Ilse Broom-r- Ar-
rest at a charge of l‘raud.
McNellle and Mimi l.. ll.
. . - , New York. registered at the
.. . : - , New lluvon. hull Satur-
day. evening ii deputy nllerilf
marl atturhmvnt on Miss llrousou.
ambit”. The complainant iii Mine
lo . andsuit is b‘rought tr“ recliwa-r
or aimed servces per ormm in
mm]! for the defendant while
‘iiawas suffering from un in‘ury f‘nllliilll
hymencidsnt on it New \orlr siirfom
. Min Bronson turned over it Int
Cl hymnllsf the httnchlmmt.
. realm to several sides to the
M. sad one Is that than McNellls is it
hang" for the 33w |lfoi'k‘uuréuos ml-
'1“ questioner) list no men n
H.“ Brown on the fraud wmisa
m toasours her in more Imporr
“proceed in,» which are lobe brought
her. i h sssertedlliatlu um
Bronson brought suit against a New
crkserfacs railroad compeny for dam-
in alleged injuries In Ihdccldltlt
i
sass. ll asserted. was tried in the
(hurt of New York. Colonel
of New York. being sill-limo
. As a result. Ilse iii-on-
I M let for Mid“) or‘llulllfl
company determlml to
h to the Outfit of Appeals.
‘fifi Ilse Brim. who. fear-
'.& a“. decided to make a com‘
: i'eoel
hag; $4.50 bbl.
A little higher in price, but—
COLONNA MADE HIS PEACE.
Matters Itetwaea the blues and Princess
Iii-ported as Patched Ep-
‘XEW Yolili. Aprl12l.-Prlnceeli Evelync
Gallatro dl (.‘olonnawlll sail for Europe in
June. Princess (“claims has reached an
amicable understanding with her husband,
and tbelrdomeslll- differences hid fair to
be settled to their immuil satisfaction un-
less some unforeseen complication tlllltll
arise between now and the time of the
princess' arrival In Paris.
Thepriucc made overtures to the Monkey
family some weeks ngta it- is Hillbllllltlllt‘fl
for tbe‘forgiveneus of his wife. .\lr. John
W. Monkey. on whom the troubles of his
stepdaughter bore heavily. received (‘olon
na's manage of pellet. and after giving
the mailer thought he consented in ur-
range a settlement between husbuiid and
wife. Prince (‘olonua made the first ml
vances through mutual friends and up
peured from all nmunts to be thoroughly
contrile.
Mr. Milt-key convinced himself of l‘olou-
mi‘s sincerity sud then set about to rerun
cile the other members of ‘liie fumily.
Princesel'olonna herself was not all first
disymd to listen to her husband's plea
for forgiveness. The advice of her all-p-
fallier prevailed, and for the Niki-of her
three children the [Willem * lltlk. with
liinlherly ooliu'lu lo and self sacrifice. coil»
semi-d to return to Paris and resume the
conjugal relationship with her husband.
It isuudersloml that Princess ('olouna
will meet her mother at the Hotel Bristol
in Paris and receive the prince there.
With the reunion will begin anothercluip
ter in one of the moat romiiiillc marriages
of international character.
A CLOSE RANGE DUEL.
he nor ifpaued Souther- Youths Fight. In
a Small Ronni. '
Moxl'uoiirzm. Aim. April 333 -.\ deplor-
one young man dud thi- lumibly fmiil
wounding of number. Wain-r |.. llrnu.
son of the bileiiilersluleLuluiiicrwmiu-
liiiasioiicr. illill llr. -lt'!.\lt' Niiflel hull unlis-
underflnudkig iii the theater. where Stu
ator Morgan spoke. They did dint klimi
each OllIi'r. lliii llflll Wills ('Iuse lulu-(lief.
lo Hruu. " \ genllcumn Would not an ilinl
lllt‘ mailer i‘ulllll be ~i-ll lt‘ll tiller“ .tl‘ll.
llrrig wen! into n drug More “here \:if
lion. and the lint they knew of llu- difli
dorm-ii :lllll dird in it“ hour.
a pidol bull ~lrmk him upmrrly lu-
llielliwr. \lllli‘l “as litter“ in lll‘ lIIlllll‘
and lmolc fair in limin- a l'rlllilillllin.
liable-st by "and I ar I‘Iralou.
lord.
Rallrunil Employer-u (‘oiiibvlim
llltlln.ll1llil.l mm . \pril 3:4. ‘I lu- l.tl';.’
in New England hulk plm'r lll llli-i'lll
'l‘llrm- lllluflrl‘ll' rliipluyi‘i-e nl lllt' l‘nli-nli
llnor III lllt‘ promeiliou.
l Mom-I lliipklns' \lsiu.
him. “till yin- pill-l In aid hllvu’livll on!
llll'hl'lllllllt‘. lllllflt'lt pm nl "It‘ll um up“
mo- \lf'llllllI-Hl.
lulleh I’llcrlrue W the Pope.
crowd \HII ‘Il‘l‘llt'fll
niifl‘iienlml by tons.
ttllllzilu, ‘ .
LINES 'FROM THE WlRES.
«illllwl'll Ml’liim.
rim-vi on mwuml of mmllpo r.
N. l’.
tenant Money.
in the lit indie rlvi-r.
ed as formerly.
W
must.
' in» it uh. rus-
. . .J I9
mic-oh"; ‘ p , wm'me'ii alter.
assrtesihiaspstm. .
good isworth taking care of. We hold.» envleble pctltlonin
Grocery trade. which we have attained by steady industry
andcanfulmauagemeat, sndshall maintain through sensual
. album and good judgment. We have always stood by that
' o. maxim. “Do new others es you Would that they should do
‘ . unto you.” which is the solution to our deserved success. Al
numbnvwenhsolutely guarantee every ceut’s worth two so d
out. Don’t take any chance of getting a substitute for a genuine
article, but call upon us and get what you buy.
Fine Creamery Butter prints, 300 lb. .
Fancy Dairy Butter, 25c; ll lbs. ".00;
Choice Dairy Butter, 220 lb. ; 5 lbs. “.00.
We are still selling J ones'. Becker's or Success Flour, title
The Ferns Celebrawd Home.
I” Mullen! mv. .
ublo tragedy here resullml in the death of
.\'.m.-l spoke to llrug ri-uurdiug flu; [unil—
lliin in which the Inner plucrd liiiiiwlf.
claiming that he was oerui-ting ill! view
of the Hlllgr‘ tilltl sls-nki-r. llc lilmlly willl
way." lira; then gave his name ulullieki-d
Nullel's in return. with the stalemeul that
lel's nfl'icr l~ landed and lulled \ufli-l In
step ll'lllll'. The) “PI“ lo the rrnr. \\ lit‘l’t‘
a pzirlillou seluirulnl lilt‘ stori- into two
purh. 'l'how In front heard no court-rail
cull} mime u ilh the wuud of riipiil liring.
\Vlin llrcd llr~l or uhnl “its Ntlil is not
him“ ll. Brag nit-l fulully nlllll ill lln- rib-
Nuth-l \A'ns “numb-d in in.» or lhreo
plurefi, but not seriously i-wipr oln-ro
lure" the t'_\t"i on top of Ilii' llrillllt‘ of
llmu “:i- on ullnriirv llI ilrri-lnl nbilily
lililllllll‘llllllv. l’u.. \pnl ':.l <l'uur
iiin-kiul illrll ~loli- u llllll'l :.u' from the
section liouw- nl llu- l'v‘llllh) ltuillu l';|lll'lillll
all this point and “will to liuiinlcr l‘lu-t
robbed "in ”Muffler. Ibi- eiprem. nlliw.
Howard llli~~¥ xeiierzil eloro and one or
run privlile vesiilcln‘w. securing llllllll‘)
union, 1 lll'l‘ha. imw- uml ullll‘l‘ mulch-w ul
\‘ltlllt‘ In H l'ltll'illli‘f'fllllt‘ llllllilllll then
they renlnuuli-ll the build |'.'Il'ltllll rrlxirm-il
to lbw on). Wlit'l'r‘ :ill iriiw of llir-Iu wu-
onl lnri'llligul rnilum i-iiipluymwmcr lll‘ltl
illtled linilrniid ruliilmlly Illl'l here for fhc
purpo-w ul llllil‘llmslug lbi- mill-:ibllxty lll
forming it eyeleiinfi-Ilrrullnli In luv llllllll‘ up
of Mir «li lltllnl' "multimillion win o llll‘ll
lllt' rmplnycm uni I|i\ llll'll \ \Ulr‘ tll"
clmwl tlu' lull llllll Ii blu lliujnlil \ \ll'l‘l' in
K\\‘\- l‘in. April ‘:.‘l l‘uluiiul llupr ‘
kins. llii-ulrlcul "minim-i Mllll lnwlwl ”1 ill?! “Ill lll‘l‘l'll' upon the nwunurmlhat
pimllme “iron in ii [mill pliprr 'l wimp
Ilonul lull-rile“ lilmlll lln- l-‘lu.l,..umm ..
llull liulil ltl New llrls‘flllh. \i‘tlll‘llllll‘ in “l” r'f‘lllll’l'll ”I!" I'll"? ”Hill llll’ Well no
and l'lllll‘ll‘y ‘llll‘lll'll. \lliu one ll\\IIl‘i' of "W“"M l" ”l" “ll“"hl’" lid“ W0“ “'M
oldli- \llu-ln-n'. "mm. «quin- woman... “I‘m" “‘"lm ”W hr“ every My ml
ltiltllt. \prll to, mom llimmiml live ll!" of no. A majority ul ow \‘li'tlllll
hundred Spool-lb pilgrims were ‘lfI‘Il'lll in “'1'" WWW" Mlll l‘lllllll'fll.
lbv lmslllm of Hi Pom”. m llu- liivllwr The irorsvmuent will be euiiipellwl lo
M'I’l 1m lwld lu moon..." “in. rid-mil «loot rilrmnllnnrrmrmmmlwlllllw
lll'nllml of Juan Il'Arvllu lllllull, him-i u no Pour In fliedlstrlelsaflvrted. Rio-pa follils
the "Also-ll» of .tiululn-ln.‘ ‘l'lw lmpv "MM" film"!llM‘llllkr'll.llullltollhll‘
entered the lmslllm {or file pm...” of authorities are glvlnu ipllck resmusiv lo
.14.”...an in... mm: mini in mum"... the enllnlhlil areln-luuowleiiwutlwni.
ltol mm d. .\pril ca. Ml..- l-zallili Km. menu-donor: lbsmorrrvulote villages are
lmlll. viilployml iii a sleiiuirrsplwr. was heard from. An ililsdlopslcli writ» being
found lli'ltll ln bell «I nor rreldence. ii is sent from Athenn it shlirp shock was felt
unmet-ml that In ertlimulnlillm the mm the that for s time caused mnslernatlou among
turned the scrawled fur and iillmml the everybody lit the telegraph other.
“an in mmpr. 'l'he yiutlm hilly lwllmu- In
An l'lllllllllll‘lltl‘ nluwk hm lwu full in M nonnluluy. ’l‘be proprlelm-s will eviule
Two of l‘hlvngn‘s pillolli- schools urn littlfliHillMt‘Mlllowu.
William (lhfisllnn. a brlclvlmlier. bud . . . .
lilo lienllrul off bynlrslu ill ll‘sli-rmmi. “Airmen. N "' April “’1‘“th
The jury in the Money murder l isl . .
Wight in n Midi ill m‘qlllllnl for lib-tl— WINE. the till! M‘Mhmm ”h “ “mg
lee mud high water broke a boom m New
Duluth. blunt. and list mills”) lilac mum
“WW“WIWmnMM to.
Boneless Bacon and Dried Beef.
Blurbs E. lel‘lnllllllf, vii...
1 M'Alal.
DESOllTIQElR ensue
Hundreds of Persons Perish by
Earthquakes.
OHUBOK WALLS ARE MAKER DOWN
A Whole Congregation Crushed [3 mill! Pull-
in; Walla nod Thirty Taken Ont bead.
“no Towns Left In Illilnkllhlbllfllfl
Terror thlrkou.
Arline, April 2”. -—'l‘he earthquake
shocks llmr begun about luilf print 7
o'clock on Friday night huve continued
with moreor less ll‘i’qllt‘nc)‘. All Satur-
day night the oscillation of the earth was
noticeable. and the people of this city were
in ii eliiie of somiprtuir. Thousands of per-
sons spent the whole night in the streets.
drendiug lllill should they enter their
houses a more severe shock might bring
the buildings down upon them. 'l'i-le-
graphic i-ouiiuuuii-ution with many ports
of the country homily interrupted, and it
is impossible to gel news from some of the
shock.
This uncertainty lllm given rise in many
rumors regarding the loss of life. some of
the estimates placing it at u very high
number. ’l‘luit it is large therein no dolibt.
tothe number of killed ltflil injured and
to props" y.
the ruins.
(‘rusliesl I’mis-r Church “'nlle.
with llir‘ili'lll’l‘u of the church Finally
in the church moped without injury
'l‘hirly were lnkeli nntdeiul amid the null-
lug Mid subbing of their relatives and
friends. lloum were thrown down ill
other purl-i of the village. fwd the money
lists is Kl't'lll. 5mm- of the villagers are
practically rulued.
Ar )luleslmi houses lolleri-d and fell on
though built of cardboard Hundreds of
their (m‘llpullls Worn-ought before they
had limi- to do more lhau nlleiupt to es-
cope. In this little village l'ill persons were
killed. some of the bodies being crushed
out of all semblance in humanity lll
some Him-i ullllri- lfllllllllN fulllcr-I. lilnlh-
eru and childrruA-wcre lukrii out of llll'
ruins dead.
At Marlin" 39 perwius \verc killed. Here.
on M l’rmkinu. the parish «hutch won the
M‘l‘nr of tho urn-air“ number of fatalities.
lhrwnllaul the structure being lbrouu'
from their foliudnlinue and toppled upon
the “(if'nlllll‘flt 'l‘lu- ulhere who but their
lives were killed by falling houses.
it would be :ilmml liuxui-u-lble todesrrilre
flu- areuo in these \‘lllngeu. The people lip-
pwir lo lu' stunned by the lie-verity of the
blow lliul hm fullrn upon them. and many
of them Are miupleloly apathetic. Others
who hun- In»: loved once are uelirl y crazed
with grief. and many heart rcndinu M‘t’llt‘lt
have been witnessed an lhe ileud were ten-
derly removed from the inseam of wreck-
age that once ri-prmeulr-l dwelling house:
Mill plumes nl \yiirulilp.
in the \‘li‘llllly nf :‘lllr‘llll lho- fnlulilini
were lrls't lllilllt'l‘tlll‘t, but llle ilauiilue to
properly in iliiiuenw. ‘l'he llmf‘M of the
.\lle‘llIll. Lloyd and other siriiiunliipacom-
panics \ii-rr partially destroyed. The
l‘hurrh of Si. Elliot. on l'nnlelle bill. has
been rni-Lwl beyond repu'lr uud la lilill‘l‘lilR
in its full The domes. wulls Mid "males
of the billions Hymulllii-i-bnrr-li of llliplini-
lin- irry writhiaiy injured.
Total Number of Death- l‘nknown.
King limrgr. lit the royal yiiclil. iilurlwl
lino niuhl for the lunrltluw tllMl’li‘lu ililtl
linsi- been llrl‘lllfllrll by llicsliooks. lie
will Maw-unpuuled by the minister ol the
liilerlor liml other Ullll‘lnl'l. and together
must be lukl‘ll to alleviate lb» dlslms
iimnuu the people.
velved show lhal very runny of thedculhs
Passion week in the Greek church. and re-
lVFtllllK. The services were very laruely
attended. and. several churches falling.
this in s lllt‘ltllll’t' lll‘l'lllllllll for ibelme
’l’he loud number of delillls thus far no
ported lit lm. but more In mil-rely oily
qua-Mimi that this immlwrolll be all»
llofilra If [leaver- Gambler's.
lnzvvidi. Avril mimic cliodlviue lo the
«filer-issued by the new police hourd nll
nodding boom in this clty will be closed
the low by mnvlng their establishments in
no. wi-ee with". '
Willlsms has decided theatre of llr. W.
ll. Weill: senile-i Morrison and others. in.
private Adirondack preserve. in favor of
iv. Webb. N
‘ M,“- T
Ilium. April Mush unknown woman
in. din-loose. film is mu, an in... “MM suicide '0 lumvlnr elf I was
tlouofthehmrellewhieh salesman... WM
mummnla not now weirdly check“
(Miss river. but was rescued by
m'M‘WiiTn‘i
as (moral. who We: 7 s
Mme-i.
towns lhnl must have been lllIH‘lt-ll by the day next. when efforts will be made to
All the dlspetches from the provinces add Pennsylvania is about complete. The or-
greatly swell the accoumaof the damage and llllnuls. National Secretary McBride
In three villages alone~hlaleaina. Proo- meetlugs. No reports have been received
kluli and Martino. llll in the province of of any disturbances. and none is expected;
Iberia—120 per-ruins were killed. The uniy- as a friendly feeling seems to prevail.
or of Lnryuui lelcgraplis that a heavy
shock occurred at l'rnskluii while vesper ..
uni-vices om being held in me parish Pnrsoriia, April ‘23.—-The strike aims.
(hurry, which w” quite an uh] lllil very lion in this lllsll‘lct is unchanged. The
substantial "now. The walls of the Hm ileum given out new lhe numb" 0'
church fell. burying rill the worshipers in ”I‘ll"! fll't‘ about L‘OW'Q- There WE" rm
1‘}... mmflm,” ”I, Vin”, “emu...“ encouraging them. Today a mass meet
stricken iii the \‘lillflll'i‘ of the seismic ills: "‘3 will I” held “' Turtle Creek. the only
weak spot in the district. wisrerhe miners
fore n...)- recon-ml enough presence of of the New York and Cleveland Gas and
mind loanempl to reuiuveihose covered (“ml “WNW“! I" hal‘ml“! The "0‘"
lurhaiicr. llllll some little time elapsed be-
liowm'er. ii l‘nrn- u as orgiiulu-d. rind the
lime lime-er. the foreman. and Draw-
tendev Milk She refused to divulge hrr
. room tor no. mum he. filed a no “N
tlee that they will rail up ltedefeaulsnt'v
nouns Mommimrisarunlsy mm Wilt. Ark. April 3.4 M
a varietal ' at
Immune“,
House Cleaning:
The Mr lllll I" can.
rheumatism
fro-heals. ‘ ‘
Aadlnachouchssssaadhesr.
noun-m» mm who
would hate her lie-Mall at
hon-dial“ ‘
lOSTRINE,
when cleaning. for she use no
the writ In mm his usual
then end is never out of temper.
THE urifluislmlr
Now Reported to Be Over 125,-
000 Miners Out.
TROUBLE BREWIIG Ill ALABAIA.‘
furthers Will Try to Prevent Workers Iro-
Oolag Into the Miles—3n» Mllltla Held
In Hoodlum and Bloodshed Imminent.
All Quiet in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
(‘01.l'unl'rl. 0., April %.*l'mldmltdohn
McBride- of the United Mine Workers has
compared press dispath and newspaper
reports of the big strike with information
at hand. ills revised estimates show thnl
more men have struck in the competitive
district and fewer in the outlying districts
than anticipated, but the total number of
men out renlalus about the same—125.000.
ln llilnois. he states. there are 24.0w out
of 86.0“) miners idle; in Indians. 8.0le out
of about 8,000. and in West Virginia about
2,000 out of 9.000. f‘onventions are to be
held in Illinois and West Virginia on Tues-
bring all the men in line.
President McBride expects definite in
formation by letter from nearly every die-
lrlct today. There seems to be. no doubt
that-the suspension in (”do And western
ganlurs are more active in West Virginia
having gone to the latter place to address
The Pennsylvania District.
special nieetlngs. but. organisers and
speakers have been among the men all day
joint debate is booked between President
llearmltt of the company and one of the
organizers of the union. In the Wheeling
district. on the Baltimore and Ohio. Opera-
tor Floresheini says he has enough men to
start his mines today aiid will make the
attempt under the protection of 50 depu-
ties now on the ground. This seems to be
the only tbrcalrulng axmt in thls lmme
dlate vicinity.
In the coke region the situation is a pun
ale. and nothing definite can he siild of
this field until after todny's delegate con~
venlion. which is expected to decide wbrtli
or or not the men will join in the strike.
Great Northern Strike Almoel Over.
Sr. Part. April 23.-»—Tlie effect of the
opinion of the United States attorney gou-
rrsl. expressed an it was by one of the but
known lawyers in the l'nlled States. had
a noticeable effect on the strike leaders in
this city and along the line of the Great
Northern road. which effect is apparent in
the fact that the road is now clear from
this city to Minot, and trains on the Min-
nesota and Dakota divisions will be run as
usual toibiy. lleretofore thestrike lenders
have maintained that they did not object
to the running of malls and they were not
obstructing the mail service. but on hear-
ing the opinion and before It wss known
to the public they announced that they
proposed to allow all mail trains. lnclud~
lug passenger cars. to pass unobstructed.
It is believed that the strike is practically
over now. so far fill these two states are
concerned. and the company can begin
work on the slates farther west. Hiking
them in order one lit a time.
Alabama Mllllh II Randi-ass.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April ”MA conflict
between the striking miners and the mili-
tary now appears imminent at the Patton
mined. as the nilneni have lint struck. All
the striker: at the lollies In that vicinity
swear that the minors shell not go to work.
The strikers are assembling at Patton. so
it ls said. to era-ole lhelrthreat if the men
attempt to no to work today. All the
deputy elm-ills in Walker county have
gone to the scene. Mid the miners who
have not struck have been armed. ‘
A large uupply of smmunltlon and guns
hsa been sent there. no that they may pro
tect thallllelvrfl. Governor Jones reached
here at midnight in rsspouaa to a sum-
mons. lle ls now in conference with mine
opt-return and clvll and military authori-
ties. All the mllliury ere sl their armorles
ready to rmpomd lo a call when ordered
out.
firth. of Three “on“ “all.- Rubble.
l‘llll.slllll.l'lllt. April Bitw'l‘hrsa thou:
sand ltisllau arrest cleaners went out on
strike at midnight last night. The trou-
ble arise» through a demand for on in-
creeseof wages. The striker! are meni-
hsrs of the ltallsnsseembly of the Knights
of labor. branch No. lull. and are receiv-
ing considerable cooperation from sweep-
srs outside the orgnnlsstlaii. About 100
of the strikers paraded the streets last
night and were armed with lead pipe and
slmllarwsspons. ’l’hslr intent wastoinsst
with scabs, but none of theirs showed
themselves. and no damage was done.
Isa-s liners Defers to fluke.
l’lmllllllfl. ltan.. April IS.-'l’he altmo
tlon in the various mining districts in this
of the stain remains unchanged. A
sir agitator. have made their approx-seer.
headed by I. If. hey. «Mary at the
local will] of the United mils Work-
srs' anortatlu. who took ruck s proud-
aent part is the strike here last year.
They are workl quietly some the min-
I
Mummptlyastlaeauof ester»
sour
m, firth”
rise...
MMIM
W
aided
M“ " uniform“ slain“
causes of the Falling of! la the Number
- ol fish in the liver.
Shad fishing on the Connecticut river.
in which industry thousands of men and
children were once indirectly interested.
is. comparative! speaking. dead. The
ludians and ear lsr settlers were the first
to catch the shad. and in their primitive
ways they secured as many as they had
any usefor. The great improvements in
have made since the time of the
early settlers. have been the direct means
of not only slaughtering the short by Bill—
llans annuall . but in the slmostentire
destruction 0 the buelnere.
It could not be otherwise. when the
river from its mouth to Hartford was
lrollld bv forty or fifty ueiues, rung
ng from M) to 150 rodsln length. must
of them sweeping the Whole width ol
the river. every day in the week during
the season. except Sundays Also lrom
qudown to daylight froril three [0 filly
sill nets swept the river. ever niuhl.
Guild-y not excepted. Along lie mum
from Ssyllmok to New Haven more
were anywhere from 100 to 200 wund
nets. running out into the Sound u half
mile or more, and flopping every kind
of llsb that came within range. There
destroyed millions of young shed that
were used by the farmers for iertlllml’n.
It is a wonder that the shad tithing use
not killed before. under ilila revkbsa
slaughter. ..
No euuill objection which young flllhu
luui totlw old-time spring—relumlim was
their nuiuuwinncem. u our day. this ob-
‘ ‘tion is removed uud Aycr'e Sumipnril-
litan- liioet powerful and popldur of
bimnl-purillem. is :is pleasant lo llu- pul-
uli- n.» u cordial.
merits in their newspapers rules more
than they resume Jonathan Kennels.
of Robin. 0th Co , lovra, who had been
troubled with rheumatism in his brick.
arms and shoulders. read an item in his
paper about how it prominent lit-mum
citizen of Ft. Madison bud been cured.
up." II? also auyr: "A neighbor and
pony claim that their men will go to but wife were lmlllswll in bed with rhod-
work. but the strikers declare the digger maliem. ’l‘lioir boy “as over to my
uork of reacue began. llsrdly ii WWII struck rlatlirday night. tipsakers for both
sides will be present at the meeting, and a
house iiiid anid they were so bud he bed
In do the f‘illhllll! I told him (if ('llnm'
hvrliiin's l‘uin llalul und b-rw ll bud
mile by ll. l‘.’Slillmin. (linguist,
‘25 and Fillcout lmlllva Iur mill-by- H l'
mill-ion. llrilguist.
being 8'! persons at the feast?
ing effect ivo.
0. Hudson. llruniet.
Pltcher’s Oestorla.
Pltcher’s Oastoria.
Who-n [baby was ell-I m- mm- hm l'usiorls
When Flt" a“ n l'luld. nib" i‘rle'll for i‘rtsfnl'll.
When lib-i lwnme lites. Ilir‘ clung ill-.‘.Ml‘)fh
When she hall l‘lilldm. elu- ("It i lisiu «mu
Pltcher'a Castor-la.
‘ ‘ YOU CAN
IN ROWAYTO .
on m I my terms. A-lulmn or c ill on
ROWAYTON. GT.
era. but with litt a success, however. on I,
h Imn m - . _ WWW. .. ._,.---- .. .. .
a... (m, um, “h“gn'm‘mm HOUSE MOVER.
rumors a ’ i s‘ .
[nested gluon. t: wig‘ “Wu“: h elf-Pu? gavel is if? 1;” in?“
that (I W _ . v .
salted mm pellet mall he in ""’ 9‘“ ' ”“""°°'"'
o. Pilibfiisn. or.“
WLIPIOIMM.
“‘ L ln .
. is no expenimnur. , y .
It is ,a Sure llalr Preserver aml Restorerrfimecufihe
PRICE, 75 cts. ' PRICE, 75 Cte. remit-he»-
MllSlllllEll’S Hill llllisslllll Blllllls.
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
FOR SALE AT
"DID
MING” "I AlllVl
1'. I D
thslm laments of shad catching, which .5335“. mm»... ”m" r,
l'aresls, hinplrsanonsjlu lly l-lmlw
“ailment, earned by past nbuoee, lien vl or and also
.. nnldorynung. line!
If" to can a! my re
morph-n druir lat sell
he has not got it. w» u'lll send it by iuull upon receipt
inlet in “wind our .vlupo Il’t'l'. s
E 0
No.1 Henry Snell, lasnlolvall.
H. a. l.‘Hl)M.‘dEDlEl'.
(lid Well Hand Lam;
9| Washington Street,
South Norwilll
ALI. WUBK DUNE B" "AND.
I“ ACIDS UKIED IN WASHINH.
SATl'l'AIJTIUN GUARANTEED.
mums CALL!” Full AND "Elli!“-
ll) FREE 0? I‘HltRfil‘i, 0N TIME.
Joli! WARREN. Proprietor.
Those who never read the ndvevlisr"
He primurml the some medicine. and hi‘
use his own words: ‘ It cund me right,
i;
variety attached. Special orders for
particular sort desired. executed here.
Also Lawn “use seed, Seed Bessesud
Peas. special Fertilizer for lawn and
garden sold in large or small quantities.
llibblelillomslock
ll IOI'I'll llll SHEET.
THEoooREOLSEN
Special Bargain
i HAVE .lllrl'l' ilf‘)l7(lll'l‘ 0F
Lounebury. Mattheweon & Co.
a:
«BOO Pairslineladies’Shoes,-
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South ilnmli. 60M...” .
Remember lll’l can Keri the brat eggs for rel rim:
l t vs
East llomblk llennery.
Willie and Illack Munroe. Partridge
f'ochiiis. Plymoulh Rocks, Brown
lmrhorns. and Holden Spnauled
Made for Wolf? dc Aroneon, a big concern in Iowa, which
they could not take. These goods are the finest and swell goons
in every roepccl. Worth 94 do a pair regular. Will sell them for
$2.50 APAIR
Rimmed Toe. Square Toe Tips and Big Buttons.
GOMElNOSEETHEM.
THEODORE OLSEN
8! Washington Street.
Nearly Opposite The Sentinel Building.
BuyalllomeandSaveMoney.
Dbl-albumin
Hired me. be 1an :1 bottle and It cured
themup in uwvek. filli'olit “Hill"?! for
Ourbctter llfll\'t'!| say they muld not
keep house without (‘bambcrliiiu'a llem‘
edy. It in noodm more than half the
homes in [reds Sims llrm, lav-do,
Iowa. This shows llw reborn in which
lblit remedy is bold ubrrv- it has born
sold lor yearn and is “'I‘ll known.
Mothers have loomed mm more is nulli-
ing on good for vuldil. cmup and whoop
iug colluli. (but ii cures timer nilnli‘llln
quickly and iwruum-ntly. nod flint it is
plenum undaiifo for (‘lllllln'n ln‘liikr.
HORSE ”HOUPPINO
WATER POWER.
If you unlit your ll- be «Mun-l quirk ttlul
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St.
"‘li’ South Norwalk.
lhe Puna Sluie
lllnhi‘h the but Arlllli'iitl Hill-u nlln NJ lined-
.‘l’lllli’ldl roan.- work of tirruiml Purl
OllllRS MOE WllER PROOF
lend \iarraulml for ‘."v yours.
and e-liimilen ldrulnlml by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
lie. 6 Bolton Place. llorvlalli.
Sole strum f-\r_l‘n_nnwllrnl. llepol til iii-reu-
ii It Now York unlluuiiilr- .m‘v" .. rim
ui-r iii fiili lt\'l'.'lllt' llllll 2(th «trwl. l'llnilllx
fillildlll. which givoo lll mp!» nlysls-[mm
a‘ud thew people is .cnd l.i5"l.l“’ ill duc-
ore' bills and lion i} buy» to pliy $5.1m
w‘ll for (lactuu lillml l iuro u: i'urc lhriu,
what Would be the saving por l‘alllla if
the dinner should mi in- given. lllr'l'e
Inquire M Plaioud'i ‘ll’lli: mm. ~\i‘.i‘l.
you inuy huge the problcn. solved ind
1m iiifurmstion almul l ' Mm m.- l I'm»
"now Ward Beecher llll‘ft‘ infornu-d :i
man who value to him miiipliiiniug of
gloomy und dot nilnlont feelings. that
who! he lined new «I won it good outbur-
tic. meaning. of mimic. rilll‘ll ll medicine
he AyI-r‘el‘nlluirlir l’illa. l'h'l') dnio be
I recommend i lmmbvrlaiu‘n l‘iilu
Rollin for rheumatism. lame buck. sprains
lll'l swellings. There is no better lini-
ment made. I how aoldover lilo hoi-
tleri of it this year uml all were pit-need
who used it. .l. l‘. Plenum. drugged.
South Chicago. Ill. It is for sale by ll
Hand Wagons of all kinds.
for and delivered free of charge.
cflAfi. DPKIJN. Norwulll:
.IHIII'HIILH INDNUVON. JR ‘0. Niiewalk
W.H.Meeker&llo.
O. & l. R. BOLTON’S
HOT WATER HEATH
Children Cry for
children Cry for
Children cry for
O ll it“ [at
Two minutes” walk if devil. Why "It from
$50 to $500
Plumtlng. 8mm and Isa-Finlay.
fin and that lies Wort.
llet llr Heating.
Plans and minister furnished for sllhsr
ml water. steam or hot all heating.
Il sown Mall! W1
Physicianh‘rwwemeli
IRS. OR. I. I. OlllllllRO
Can ls consulted at her other.
in Inltll It. Itldmtrt. out.
"screaming-anvil»
E. THOMES,
M M! llllll “WINE
lasallstlsstsrtlsntsstlilly ”-
'l‘lus beet wagon for the least money. Juli. tif’rlt‘trfl. Pay“ Tn”,
Dori-Dos. cm in, Denies. Phenolic. Spill es. Heat canopies.
carts. Doctor's oddlfd and the llrlellratsil 8 . Bailey's Vhslshim
WISM- CALI. AND SEE THEM Ar
Wright’s Repository,
CAUTIOS.-—If a dealer (More W. In
Dough” above at is named price. or my.
be hire them without name stamped on
bottom. put him down as a lured.
$3 SHOE rui'ii‘élllo.
W. In ”(Hillbmt Minn .m' "lVll .ll. earn-v f’u
llll.‘,ill1llul\l' lullrv Idll‘tldl mm .d ilw plan .. m
V . m it'll lllJll filiv flllll'l‘ llllll‘l, Try one u: .
9......1...
lm umwirrd. ’l‘lw whimpmv nl W L.
Iwmr will p. in“ mi llu- lmllnui. \"lllt li Kn immi» .
llu‘ir ”luv. lulu-vi Illllll‘lllllll'l of llllllJf‘t .ulymdlu
l" inn-w u. lin \i‘1-.|rllli'ul. [Milne it Im [l'll'll ll 1‘
,-' iv of W. l.. lluuulle slum gum rudumr. .
\ lilo-ll lwlp-i lo incimuc lllr’ nub-Ia an Hour l‘ull l-
" numb. ’l‘lu-v mm :iflnrd in or“ .n n low
0 ll no hollow-Nun ruin 'lltvl' mun-'v liv ll‘l
y ”if lltlllWl‘llf iil‘lhi' llFlllf‘l’ iulsrrilurd lw
itimln no fret-flour uppliculiml. Addrml,
VI. 1.. tfll.
,00- 3-00:
2'5 , his“
. " . neon...
, insertion, Mm. “mid l.
J. Schaub a: 80%
. sv osvaoisvs,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwalk. Second
lie-pairing :i elm-(daily. Work called
,i...
HEALTH lesion.
1 no You VALUE
l A Closer CompIs-xlon?
if if 'r' d;
.. ‘ M y} l‘ _
’hwmm till we. snake m Ito-l you. Ibis
hull” sad sneak. lyu bright
and Weiss mi:
No Mom; l’lilruas!
t2. 1...! .4 ”a...” .
A Fowl, files-else lunch.
Ivmlhln in! in ”rowel-a. Verifying;
Multiple! sell Ioiltlu will be
framed in than mm»
’10 Oil/IBM 0F Will/0 cow.
«mm to MD] of the mullet Cos-flutes .
Wellies. Help: It.
TIL?! A.“ A. BIT TO TAKE.
woml M rrnl- in Mann and 11¢ a In.
III" mm 1W1...
. ‘ it! can mu
m" ' L new value.
lll 3m
. it “we , - f , o
A i. i KILL-fl
. "Vi ' ” H" 1! ittLIAIkl
infirm” ' d , wr 0t lrmbl. ”I“. fill
fflli‘llfl'llt.’ l' r i4 l f l’lhhilhl'flm
r atrium Wu! J l in. t. ”or anal-nil
thMr-m ‘ » forum to." “30"” l.“
:s (MWIM Hf. women” of ”hunt!“
on m. o. vsvrib ~i,i.v filament ear
“were Mr and mm. M initiator"!!!
”not. «MM. lav M. For! incarnation ”re.
(Hm em. cm. lotion. its»
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