limiting, Strain lilii ear-Fitting.
flII lllil Strut iron Work.
Hot Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
Div water. steam or hot air heating.
" HISOUTH MAIN ST
THE CENTRAL
fGASH GRBBEHY
l5 liiillTlI Milli STREET.
“4......
it Ounces to a Pound
and line Price to ill.
EililNilMYisWEAiiH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tlon of eating the very best bread by
filing our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
I'veryextensive trade in Tees and Cof-
feu and buy in large quantities, we are
ambled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
SEASONABLE.
Mason’s and Lightning Fruit
Cans, quarts and pints. Rub-
bers for the same.
Red and Green Peppers cheap.
PicklingOnions, (small) white
red.
Egg Plants cheap. Muskmel-
one.
Pears for canning. Sickle
Pears for pickling.
A new effort to please in Cof-
fee. Not but that our Coffee has
been good, but now, this lot,’ we
believe to be better than usual.
Whole Mixed Spices.
A fine lot of Brooms, never so
cheap.
We have Ground Oats and
Whole Oats by bag, that weigh
40 lbs. to bushel, at H.211 bag.
Dibble 81. tomsto‘ck.
ll. lloIr Haven 8. Hartford ll. ll.
JUNE 7. rest.
W3 I'MVI SOUTH NORWALK Ab
. I‘OLLOWB:
”to" You. Too le RAVI].
Ila-l )3 Wash. 01. .M.-l ex..
03., l 17 01..
as. a 82 so"
on if! no.
N l. as. gig ecu
.‘q' 01..
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u" ll no 01..
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on so.
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I 14 so"
so.
a. “.
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not”; 11mm. P. mum ex..l iii 03.. 111
031110711 . A. M. Alli-c" 8° lien.
ll 06 .43 than. it ill 01.8
01.1111 under
or. illi'ienvis ford). in.
“an HIV YORK
mace-ragga"? .11. Din—6;]! on. so)
if!)
(I u.. win “.111mfllnflmm.
mnoonmi’. its». 11110 no.
”calmer. 8mm. tiller. 06
:m.§il u. Oil) In. “B dam. 7110 13%.
.il'i'oi i. a... 5'1». nii‘difii.” ”'
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can“! summon. '
‘EIAVI some NORWALK i bury-
iguana»: 11s on. fibrin-onto
I
W? for booth Net's! -«
I ”millet“ “Home. outlook“
mmtll.
some HORWMAKMA I!
:i'ii'r
“JON NIH-ill I» In.
W
um "I'm “VIII. III!
~ altruism-111ml.
. murmurs-.11...“ mums
fimflammflmfrmlwh
I!” more. MP; 8
’ m I. Plums Vacuum
M! II. 000an Mel! This
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 201:. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired. J
Gilts are from 15c. up, double '
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my wish
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
EAéT NORWALK.%
STOCKS.
if you desire to invest in stocks in a safe and I
lcrziiinmtc manner without care and worry, 3
1 convention. motioned in M 111+: .2; llrodli who
isubscrihe to our (“Iii raflonary aoi ounts. which
will pay you frmnll to 8 1' cont. weekly in
any iii Live market. it wil iipy you more than
double the average rate of interest in any
ordinary business pursuits. Deposits received
from 3121110 81.00
once as to our success in the past. and what
we aredoing for others. if you are situated ’
1v here you cannot call on us in person. address
your communications to the ,,
Metropolitan News 00.,
48 Congress at . Boston. Mass.
We remit profits once a week and )rlncipal
on three (in 11‘ novice. Parties refarr rig to do
their own M vertiiiiniz. are iodv sad to subscribe
to our Daily Market Letters. 11 Mi l1 give you
in: loltrllli. ntoriuati'm on active stocks. and.
wil enable you to make money if you do your
with telegrams of important ch rages. :20 per
month. Address.
Metropolitan News 60..
48 CONGRESS ST.,
Lock Box 2.201. Boston Mass
off rim
11.11.111.11 in. Erhard other. to.
public
Look for SWIM of the
the Sign Blue Bell.
NilRWALK IIIVISHTN.
0
Public Stations are Located air F‘ollowa:
Wall of rent. - -
New Canaan, ~
New i‘imiwn .\iz'NHNth‘l‘.
‘Rownyion. E. W. iioiifroy .1. (‘0.
’slouib .\'orwalli, - - R. Tl. Plaixiui.
Weefport, - - W. E. Unborn.
'Wilmn. - 1’.. N. ll. dz ii. it. it. Co.
'lnilli-uim Automatic- Station.
1127
’J. 1). JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
1 1 mum H’l‘lll‘lwl. NORWALK. norm
' ",1me Horse RailwsyDepot.
lulu. 111701. Telephone call. 11-!
'snllitl'
timid lrnuofi
A ladies‘ aoiid gold Wilil‘il good ,
serviceable case, for the price '3
charged fora good gold filled §
watch, only $18.00. New do
signs in hand engraved
l-ilrt. watches from $25.00
to $50.00. Silver and
gold filled watches that
iii’nm’ solid
ii watches.
A. w ausrrri.
PERI HOUSE Bliliili.
NORWllK. 00“
sill”
P. J FLYNN
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Filth:
108 WASHINGTON Bil”.
J. l'. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department.
Plumbing overhauled and out in first aim
sanitary condition.
PilliTEll WATER MOTOR
Best in the world. Call and not prlcg.‘
liii'
Notion allocal entertomwnta ofoll
kindetowhichonadnm to WI,
midnotlcacaloulatsdwpromkm
laterals. mm on W
ofmoppmh aim-mm
moiumdflrflmlsvmfittm
('i-Iif ral Office. ,
, Vania by daybreak.
:, finding the ammo om 111111 all slimmed the
$101) Sagowac to have been total at tile
,Novomber term of more for contentions:
girlie Hartford county Nathan»! Mk in
.Aprtl limo fie wow ransom! in i’wclarwl.
,N. J, on tho line of Arum.
i way toiuvphtirma mold enamel filial humour
3 him no river in 11. maximal to Port townie,
:Hc' haitllconsii'femblo money, mid MW
,senting hllmsoiif to be 111 imitative Whiz
'l-y secured} 11.1 tom-1o owl «Mitre? «1‘1! lbw WT!
g’wherir he might wish. to go.
ghoul.“ later some! limit-.1111 of “Miami
iconnty and) his deputy rambled Port 1le
fponli; in pumum
; tlvo hart pmmt’ the ll‘lwt Downhill quarries
and. on up tho ricer newt. Molt hum for $1.13
onu known, as all amok. of him some limit
:They Nine Irv flint-v «~113va a» Son»
, n.
w” “m b» pleased m furnish you Mm” gwhloh. WM revolved «lilo 111111.113. “Milka
'orerlontliale iii‘ll-li‘lwoii: ”113': "E
‘EOI‘mP. W synopsi‘r of: Why'd:
iMid tho itbulitiion of bm'iinlflllme.
own speculating. Rates, 84.00 per month; or , 11 n“ tiutll’i‘. bill m mmmwm
whoring is;
for limit-111 our. gliwrtilmf fl floodlit» .9.
plumes- iTi (lvlnnell. 1'1i' 1‘. ‘.
' over.
1 iiuiiltor 11nd»
, attorney minor...)
M10 F)Fr(’lll"¥i1i Vii-rm
m W‘lllli'.¢ 16.1mm.
.‘J‘ Ex" in 1' ~. ilioop 1' .n‘
warm in how 1‘ p'wli in. our 111‘ . m.
11111111114 1:11.111 1m - '
li'y Hi I .ti‘i. ->l'ii Mul-
'f‘ii liflfiie‘ l le1' 1' Vi‘ -1 ,,.- '. 02‘»! ii 9,! ..,l.
mor :1 Mm gi fawxw rims-No tan _.:,1 .u
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the iiil‘l‘l'
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5121111111411 was 1111.1 11111: 1 iti‘l'lclal‘iimflw‘ 1.1 . .
in» the iti'irrmnil m it! 11-1.“. 11.
. 11 its rather cinnxlliiviiuux, 1w Milly manhole
' ago-l n.
’fl'iumhllnvlii. .12 1'1
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. new!“ new Jeri! M
Emir. M Oct null-«1m P. lingo,
the tourism Medley who traveled a
do: the m or item nonrandom
other m we a comm me
from futile-n. Heuol’rmthhm Thomas
J. Kean: announced for robbery and
Emmi Kath. charged with M1.
The man picked the loci; of their cells
and limits animals to minnow. The M
Emotionally“ rho £11.11“me
tom into haw carton Whose were tied to»
another. making a mom- "111111. by wane
of which: the mo dominated in “on, to
the ground
saws ore unwind to have how oh
unload imam. Slaw" swirl.» Whitehead visit
ed“ theiail mm 111mm row in aim MM
to have tnd‘umrl Kelly and him to enter
into the «some. M11 «.1» them had been
Weill supplied with n'idm rm was
heard to any that he would be in l’comy'lr
88123 had: tried: to new 1111... from not of
his cell window; lilo anoint lover. bu:
After getting out of Mil ileum mail-4v hie
About «in i»
in wow round the mini
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS
inure Joni-r 8. Iona-mull I‘m “worm.
Boo-rim. 0111-. a. «.1111... Monoclonal" More
and Wire nailed to recoil-1v lint dillunermoiin
John W. floirr'ommz 1hr. Illuminate 1W libero
Russel mivi'l'o an oncoming .nxllur
steam.
The oppolntmont of as immunities-.9» on
wrung. ' a. pure
nmncnr‘..1rg1nitmihm. l 1- dillliilll.'1l..1lilfiww 1M1)
resolutions. with .ll’zagmo Ibo him Mini
thaws, J r at: first heart. imported! Mb.» glim-
:115 :N .w WWW”
[it congritizillolm then My 111111}... in
pool of the tailored election» 11am on.» elm
li silver law. «lit Molhltnim to it!!! 1110‘-
"liltw M ii»
an. an?» immune-rt
effort memory out the iblrmmvmflilc' twill
policy. The inhalation fibrous- priming: fell
raw materlzuleuna 1051- mm but Mulndlirlbibhi:
dutiea tending 110- Pm‘mfifi‘ inhuman-lime and
tho extomion ol the mo 1 mirror. it waiter.»
Till) A“. 9’, -’i' is iinIncriWcmii liii 116 fully
expected. time lion. Jilin. l3; ”towel will!
be pinned: in: 1mm l-ilkUKlli’lW ilruir governor by
orf‘onnroeemm “M’Iflfifi‘ ll’m‘l \‘billlll .
.‘l.1‘:’.vlfun 111‘- ill-writ in! ll» *1.
Elli»
Egmiri Dy of Tumor-non for! M1 r.1=;'ilnny.:.1fi M18111“.
‘19'nlm‘ih‘iiilfi flair new
.\lfi-i-il. 1" “11.1mm oil liloromm for
FF li’ liliiiullmwu mil {Lynn 1111;.
MlSS MOSENTHEGM WON.
Jenner n1 flsi'flfiwoi Lu
rill: tl‘ir 1' Hi' It Hills” ['1 1.“?
.\iii'il' riwiiiilfii‘.
:LW 1y m 1"1‘lli i‘ilii ell 1.5.311
.‘iil; l‘i
11-1. «.11 .
51-1111,. fill" 1‘. ‘
Louie grl i in»... tho .llii‘ulfi! ~51...-
ei'l 111 pink i-111i.i'1'.11'p.'i~
.\llllmilgli ”111.53 wag... own 11.1.1 mm,
W ill’ilif')’ inlllh'k‘l llii Wiw I'mwrnfnwll \1,
luv line: I iii.
M 11 :~ .illiir' ~h
will We»; Liio'lxt if!
,1 .
n. consequence xii-bub .\‘mlill‘oy New «1.11.11; 1.1.1111 ‘
of film lino. 111ml: runner.» who- b.1115 al.1111- 11.1..
iiiailnvin' hor' ennui 11mm Minnow! on fob?
bimlr. Rho firth-ill m pull mutt 111111.11 illumiflfi‘mhl 5
hull limit l‘i'ioil tin-.1 innit-rib filler-.16. 1111.111!
.\lhm lingeriiollolin. unwell .anmw «nonunion. ,
lng linolin: rimv winner 11111 ll 11.111111111411111 at"
mounds.
A. 'lililllPllfi. TliAGED‘Y.
All! lmthm 3“er iv 4 math m Io Hailed“!
”Mil In: tum
Biwrnv 1111111, v ~ .llomtllii li’lmmuixuu one;
wife; doivil moon-.11. 1111111111,; .1111 Jill «filming-goal
xflroot, worm «hollow wraith to honour tier a
man prom-111ml: 11.1.1 he is ltiwmluir hart manila
Iii r11 li‘bm 1mm: w‘lllll'l 9111111111».in 1111a.
The climbing Wino iviiouwllip' human! Home.
on Eilltliifml. who who dillwvo'omuii in 1111»
i‘lnnlmm opiu'rinunwiin wool mull-111111.; lop/1o
lilm mam mni million! lluflmth' lili‘aryrinul
f'lriii i‘f'ili“ i‘léllli‘ i‘ii 1111' i\i|‘itii.§ll‘1iii\o‘ii Mimic" Il,ii,1ii'
unit thou lo-rpml‘ Hum: :11 [fluruirillil «two 1111‘ bid
«low. l‘ir'iuvlililglm mom: will sullh .1 'thlpu'l‘llllfl
himmilo Iniiumwly .1... 11111.41 1m lir- mhwylu
he Will iililt
Will‘iIE Wii‘ifl'fiflllNGb
lionemi illuoi lit iri'nlonvli .1111 monument «no.
“whey and will: ivmiwlliu flue hue-11111.1! .rlm‘i.
’lilln king of‘ “Murrow willli git-.1 ow ti Jami» lino
111111111 iihn mom. 11111.1 111111311 «1111111111 dimming lblii'
sility’ in other aiiilv all new menial! oiulaiw
[Triumph 11 \‘le i'nvlmru'p' .11 3.1 other; sew-molt!
mn‘omtiitz, 11'1-1 liii m .1 .o all? low-.211 'lmr
balloon 11111.11 1~:..'.ll 1 . 11'» honour-111m All
’i no g'ri‘im thumb on m I'Mloocmn Maury
ol‘ ”Munro 1' 1 l'i‘ur'ill wil ll linoleum/11.1 Mair
r111 pork. Tx‘vw 111111 mu N .1» fly Mom;
of XiWiwvo l:lm.1i 11m. viii
'l’worltly two- illiuuiiiuhl’ coin-um new: mint
New 1mm illomhwllll 4:." vim: men who milled
arraighn gimm from ruin 1: do narrow or» thin
”nipple nun. sorrow so have 11.1.1111.
Au: lilulifleouwni it .0, lliirroimmm‘ 11?.
iiiofl'nlam. w wealthy Momma. dim liner...
Intoxinrirmii quoriliilwu hum» 11.1.4131» 11. ml
throw m w: wit llvv. lit-1113.111} that 1‘ oat-t. 11:11
izliihii
Willi". .l'li’riil‘. li‘i‘il‘hi‘iufi' WW“ it 1.1 4,2 ‘
cram were alumni .111111 slew-r - .. 11
Hiiil'thwmiu 11.. .llc 11%..» 1 v
and {our of. vii c 1' «l ‘ gs. ' 4 .r’
iiimum.
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'oiimm 1d "‘a. g
nmfnmiliimivwm' s. . , "19.. «1,. , . 1 ,
union on i‘liiii‘ 11 allow. {.1 «.1... 1-.1!
hold} ultra 11111.1. imiiwmimm 11.1. ,.iv.i.,..az,...,. 4,.
two yawn line «a:
mommy E Mllinie'liim tantra"
'1 1,39%”-
acfimisooo 19611“an lliivi' ‘ s't-Hwim‘
bureau! tolflalio 112' 5311! ii. 11 . up "u; 1.1..
present! ’IIWEIH'. .. 1' .. .411
hurrah! ' 1'11 11,. :wwlumifi 4.“
‘ mended promptly to fire
, low-ope and when iinilerni l’nltoruon, who
, 2111115 1:11 uonlmuihl in Pennsylvania. oskoil
iW‘iil'iJ revoked by
' in she in A Uflillil.
Ex-Govcmor Curtis :5 Be Given
a Soldier's Burial.
are one!!! 1r BELLBPONTB. PA.
emu-w. Aged “'II Governor Will
(in to I“ um Followed by Governor
You” I“ Ills ital Dad I III: Body
0! it.“ Tramps—«Jim Burk] Tomorrow.
Bearismsra, Pa. Oct. a.~erm—
or Andrew G. (.nrtin died here after a
long illness Ills end was peaceful he
baring been fifliflnfidulll during the last
12 hours of his life All the members of
his {molly were at the bedside when he
peered away.
It has been decided. at the urgent to-
ammo! Governor l’attlson. to bury er
“memo! Cumin with a military escort.
it will Mallet of a regiment of infantry.
Jr.31~i.n\ £113.01: i'l 11TH.
g ”00:3 of cavalry and u buttery of Brill
Lory and is the escort accorded by military
bailout-lithe to a commander iii-chief.
The whole will be in command of a irri-
ontdo commander. llx iiovonmr Beaver
that isibugc of the arrangements of the in-
neral. which will be held under the sus-
pices of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Mr. (‘urt‘i 11 had hour) in feeble health
(or some weeks. but his condition grew
serious or: Thursday last. and from that
time his sank rapidly. Death was caused
by old agomthi g'oicrnor being in his
eigbtleth year—conibim d with nervous
trouble. «hub. upon reaching the vital
point in the brain, ended his life. When
«be case first took on a serious aspect,
physicians were summoned, but they then
Minndmm all hopes of recovery. and the
domino.
A Home: Iron Manufacturer.
Andrew Ii. Curiin was born in Belle.
ferrite. (footer county, on April :2, HIS.
ills Minor. Roland Curtln. emigrated
“um ircland in 17113. and in 15117 estab
allow near lb-ilcfonte one of thollrst mun-
alflumm‘loe of iron in that region.
Andrew studied law in the Dickinson
Slew whom]. was admitted to the bar in
M39 and soon became prominent lie
early armored politics as 1-1 Whig, laboring
' tor Morrison's election in Mill and mali—
‘ in; a watchful aromas of the state for
Clay in loll iii- was a presidential clout-
.vr in JHQH and a candidate on the Whig
divided in ib-‘I‘J
In 11.5.1 flor'crnor l’olloi'l.‘ appointed him
‘éfit‘lf'klimfy of the commonwealth and 1-31
mltiiil 1 supi Yiflhi'ildi’llt of common achool~
,’ 1.11.113 in lii- i Uni-:11 .irgo of hisdutics Mr
3 (Lump did much tonnrd reforming and
‘ gurrfm‘flug the school ayetern of the state.
In his annual report of 1915151 he recoup
mended to the lvgfslaturi- the s‘siuhlish-
' our” of rrurmul Ci’hi’ifls. and his sugges-
‘- iiluil wail adopted.
in imp .\lr i'uriinwns tho Republican
oazrdziiatv for governor. The Democrats,
though divided 111 national politics. Wi'ro
Molded in J’Ulliiwylvulliil. but. Mr L‘iirtlil
; we» miniztnd by a liluJUl‘in of 32.11011.
Mo advocated the terrible,- suppression
,. ‘ of firewall-n and “11> one of the war gain
' “moors who were most current in the sup-
llo I'v-
iirst call for
1.11m 1111 (she notional gi.1\'i~rilululii.
to: 211.1111! luul‘i‘ troops they were 11111110
timely furnished
'Uk'imffli Patterson's rcquisltlon was aft-
ihe sei'rotiiry of war
a: the ground that the troops were not
limitlod. but iiororrror ifurtin. instead of
lieliwidingthoin. obtained authority from
{flar'ii’gisiufurvfo equip thi-rn at the state's
911ml)“ and hold thorn subject to the Hill
of "11' uniiivnnl government. This body
of .llli‘ll lmranm known as the Pennsylva-
ma r-‘a‘cn'i- nihi was accepted by tiii- 1111-
:ihorltien a1 \\ nslimuturr a low woekelatvr
“an“ .1 mi the h -i1li¢-r|\' Friend.
Governor f‘urtlii was untiring in his
effort.» for the amnion of tho Noiiiifll‘h. 11nd
mew-1111111 carefully the nutrierous letters
«on him 111.111 the field. and originated
{the «yet-am of rare and instruction for the
children of those slain in brittle. milking
than «word» of the state lie time became
known in thi‘ronilh as the solulorir' friend.
In November. 1w. Mr. ilurtln want. to
i'uha iur his bvailb. and in that your lii‘
.r‘limoil another iii’icr oi 11 foreign ruler-lion.
in mm: ilenvrni (irnnt appointud him
animator to immla. and in lm‘ui and 1:17;!
in was prominently mentioned as a vari-
didntm for vice prmlili-nt lie returned
Im‘l. supporting liurnoe
viiW'Io'y fur prrieliloni. and subsequent
.Iy )Hlflod tho 1J1 moi-ratio party. by which
the 11». vim-toil to i'origroeh for three 111111.
mire tor-11111. 1111mm; from 1th1 till Irmt.
iii rim-11f yoriru iii' liiiii been living in
, animal life in iiellolnnw. where he won 11
5 oomph-nous figure nod where his homo
< aim 111.491.1111 uul on one of tho most lutor-
aiding featuron of that locality.
1.51":er Pauli-mu lfixpll'lu'fl flyiripirtliy.
li'iMilill-‘Hl'i:i._ (in! v wilovi‘rnor i'otti
an. lagged 11 I r'ui‘lmnnllnn impri-solng his
”Mound sorrow for tho ili‘iitll of cit-Unv-
other f‘iiriln 11ml priyliiii high tribute to
Ms puliiil' connoi- ii~ executive of the
«int.- and in «flier important positions
.wlilr‘ll 1111 Md
,Hv mviiki-s fur the bereaved family of
- lflw ox mm 1-1 n.- ilm kymimiily of the peo-
ple of i’onnqivmizu and orders that flags
”PHD WM” IIIIll-llnuli bo displayed at
lhall about. and t ill the «world depart-
ifnwnie M'lillm 1-1111! Hi we control he closed
on the day of the funeral. which will take
place at :2 o'clock next Vi'e‘iinosday after-
”our”
ilovernor i’nftlmm and his stnfi. Major
' dinner-.1 r-Ilcm‘ilun and tlw commanders of
11in ohm. irrigaiiee of the national guard.
Mambo: with rho members of their re-
. mainline stalls, will attend the funeral of
we ism-ernor i'ul‘iln. Adjutant General
"imrnlnnd Imu‘ai rm order illrsoting flva
:Mrrhaniivs Much of the 'i'Wolflh and Fifth
Mgiihi-flim. liumfii battery. l’ittsinirg. and
‘ rho eruiiin troop, Tyrone. to report to
5 him at Halli-finite on Wednesday morning
to alarm) ”.0 almiiilim bovantocn guns
will lie fl'oli at the state «recital during
the sen-i1 M.
Minu- Vomit: f‘lr'rm lend.
(,‘ggoi'ami, m, tun-Mien Fannie Ghlnn.
“Declined carillon .‘iEUKIt, died hero
"Institutions
loath of the old war governor was not a '
A DOUBLE KILLING.
W .
Jami Tierney and His Wife Found Shot
' Dead In Their Home
M‘innur'rown, N. Y., 0ct.8 8.—A mys-
tar-ions murder and suicide or double mur-
der occurred in this city. John Tierney
was found with a bullet hole in his right
temple. His wife was lying near him with
a bullet hole in her left breast. whilea
pistol lay a few feet 1.1an The affair oo-
ourred in a care owned and conducted by
Mrs.’1‘iorney.
An aged uncle, Robert Flynn, went
down stairs in the mornlng to the kitchen
in the basement and built a fire While
thus engaged he heard a report which did
not seem to him, he said, like that of a
pistol. and the fall of a body. A moment
later it was followod by another report
He sent a young man,w who had just come
in the back door of the cafe, to ascertain
the cause of the noise The young man
returned, reporting nothing
Shortly afterward Mrs. 'l‘ lcrnoy’ a son
Thomas, who is said to have been asleep
on a sofa in the kitchen, “eat up and
found two dead bodies His mother lay
in the parlor, with her feet in the bed-
room adjoining. and his stepfather lay in
the center of the parlor.
He ran to his mother and found the
body still warm. Tierney was gasping
and frothlug at the mouth.
What at first appeared to be a murder
and suicide now looks to the authorities
like a double murder. ’l‘isruey married
Mrs. Mciiuire, a widow with one son——
Thomas—five weeks ago.
Thomas was very angry at the marriage
and loft the house for two weeks. About
the time of the marriage he took a 44 cal-
iber British bulldog revolver and threw
it behind a. trunk in a closet in his bed-
room. He claims that no one knew it was
there but himself“.
Mrs. Tierney owned a cafe, which, pre-
vious to her marriage, it was believed,
would go to Thomas when she died. This
was not likely, however, after she married
Tierney.
There were two others in the house who
say they did not bear any pistol shots.
Mrs. llurau of “0 First street, New York
city, retired to her room ndyclnlng M15.
'l‘lerncy‘s at -l n. in. She said she heard
no shuts. Her son, Ed Damn, spent the
greater part of the night in the house,
but Thoma-s says that the beds were not
occupied. lie gives it as his opinion that
his mother was murdered by her husband,
who, he asserts, committed suicide.
HlLL GETS READY.
Today lie ls Mapping Out "is Plans For the
(‘imimg Campaign.
Ara/1:11, (let. 8. —~>‘enator Hill s
the vntire day at Wolfert's lioost, his h
just outside the suburbs, and had but few
callers John Boyd Thacher and a few
Albany politicians called during the day.
Today he will map out his campaign
roughly and submit it to his confer-ens.
lie was to have begun his speech mak-
ing in this city on Wednesday night, ad-
dressing a mass meeting arranged jointly
by the two Democratic factions. But
there is a bitch about getting the ball, it
being engaged by a religious body for that
night. For the ammo kind of a reason the
Democrats had to use the rink nt Sarn-
toga.
Senator lliil said that there was noth-
ing how. and that ho was taking a little
rest before the bottle.
NEW YonK, Uri. 5.—l)iivld Bennett
Hill has formally accepted. the third time
in his career, the Daniocriitlc nomination
for governor of New York. Daniel N.
Lei-brood expressed his desire to remain
on the tlrket with the senator. and Sir
promo (‘oiirt Justice Charles l". Brown of
Newburg wns chosen by the state cominlt~
ton to fill the vacancy caused by Justice
iiiiynnr's ileillnntlon to run 11:. the Nllllii‘
(into for judge of the iourt of appeals
nt
FELL FROM A TRESTLE.
.fi'eveI'AI l'ernonn Badly Hurt In the Plunge
of I Train In Georgia.
All. 1W1. ili'i. e.~l’iissengor train No.
1‘15 on the A Morita and Wont l’oint road
tumbled from the high trestle over (lean-
iippii crook, a few miles beyond West
Point, and seven persons were badly in-
jiircd,
A special train with summons was sent
from hero to the scene of thowrci-k. None
of the prisons on tho triililwiie killed
outright, butoui- or two may div. The
injured are;
it. J. Vaughan, conductor on 11 con.
atruotlon trniu. who was. 11 passenger on
No. 15:3, badly 1-116 and bruised. W. ll.
Kantian, o Charlotte drummer. out over
left eye and log hurt; l). i‘unninghnni,
New Orleans. hip hurt and right hnnilln-
jurod; unknown white man who cannot
tell who be is. futullylnjurod. Several
others were more or loss hurt.
It was reported that Mr. llull Warn of
West Point. who is well known in Atlan-
ta, was dangerously hurt in the wreck.
This could not be verified.
Illilor Hoggnrrl’s Lawsuit.
l’Iiii.Amr1.I'iiiil, ()ct. ii.~—J11dge Marcus
W. Acheson o! the i'nltoii Htotos circuit
court heard iirgiliiicnt in chambers at
the Hotel, Lafayette on a demurrer to the
bill of coiriplaiut of ii. liiilor Haggard.
tho nor'uliat. and the publishing firm of
liongiunns, Green lit (‘1). of New York
against the ancrly company of New
York for alleged infringement of tho copy.
right of liiiggiiril's novel, “Nada. the
Lily." This is the first more arising 11n-
dor the new international copyright law
passoil in 111111) and involves the constitu-
tionality of the not.
The DIITMHMI Lose the Churches.
lirtAIIIMi. l’u..f1ct. nw'i‘ho order of
tho einto supremo court transferring the
Doha Evangelical vhuri‘lioo into the ilnlliifl
of the llowmuniflshor people Wile very
generally oboyud throughout the cunt
Pennsylvania conference. and the How-
iriori-l‘lsher adherents worshiped in clams
number of edifices.
In Memory of i'rirrwil.
DililuN, not. H.--'l‘bo procession held
here in cimiminnorntion of the dearth of
Charles Stewart Powell was the largest
on record. ()ver no hands ware in the
line. The streets Wore so poi-lied with
spectators that it was illilli-iilt for the pro
cessloli to move.
Snowstorm 111 the NIII’UI'WINT.
HT. l’llm. Oct. li—Jloporte from various
parts of eastern Dakota and tho \i'i'fiii‘l’il
part of Minnesota are to the effect that a
severe snowstorm prevailed there. accom-
panied by high Mods and heavy rains
lice-vital"! by no I‘ xploiilng Boiler.
HAVANHMI, (lot. tin—Tori miles from
Adel a boiler exploded in ii. M. llovaino's
cotton gin and decapitated James hutch.
Several other men were injured.
Weather Forecast.
Fair; showers tonight or 'i‘
warmer this afternoon; onldsr 'l‘u
harassing south winds.
l , A .sroev. ~
Hamburg Explains Why the amine I)“
Not Take Place.
“I would like to tell you a love story,"
said John Hamburg at the Jockey club
the other evening as be emptied his ninth
gloss of kummcl.
And be commenced.
“It was at Nico last week. Upon the
Promenade dos Anglale I noticed a very
beautiful young liuiy leaning upon the
arm of a gentleman whom, from his 113‘
spootnble baldness and gray board, I judg-
ed to be her father or some near relative.
I admired this young lady very much."
John Hamburg hero took a tenth glass
of kurnniol.
"I saw her again the next day, and ev-
ery day thereafter, but she was always no
companlcd by the old gentleman. At
last I met her alone. I opprcnolwd very
politi‘ly, hat in blind, and asked her:
“ ‘Mndcinoiscllc, if I should any that I
think you are very bountiful, would you
be oil'onlicdf’
" ‘Munsieur,’ she replied illplomiitlcnl'
ly, ‘cvory one has a right to his own opiiio
ionii.’ ” '
John iliunburg took his eleventh glass
of informal.
“Sonic billll! afterward I met. her again
alone. ‘lilndcinolsello,’ sold I, ‘lf I should
prove that I love you, would you be dis-
picascd'!’ What she replied does not con-
cern you‘
John Hamburg took 11 twelfth glass of
kummcl.
“()no day," be continued. “she was in
my apiirtrriont about 5:31) in thoriftcriioon
and we Wore admiring the magnificent
panorama of tho Mi'fiitvef‘l‘llllt‘flll unrollod
beneath my windows, when sortie one
knocked nt the door. I opened, and the
rimpmmnbli' bulil old gi‘lliil‘illiln burst into
the room crying ‘\\'r1't,cl1osl’ The young
lady fiiiutcil, but I did not lose my hood."
John Hamburg took 11 thirteenth gloss
of klliilmlri.
“You know inc," sniil Iillllli)lll‘,L'. "You
know that I 11111 the most honorable 1111111
in tho World, and that I do not I‘l‘Cllli bo—
i'ori- tlii' fif'f’fliilfliiihlili’lli (if it duty. ”
“ ‘r‘lr,‘ sold I to tho \‘i‘ili'l‘llilii‘ bulli—
bond, ‘i 501- that I have involuntarily
i'ompi'ninisi-il this young lady, butluiu
I'l‘liii)‘ to ropnir my fault. 1111ch the hon-
or to ask of you iii-r hund.‘ Will you be
“IPVU it, this stupid old person ri‘iusoil over
to give 1111‘ his mum-Iii. ’l'hvn I struck
him 11 i'oiipli‘ of Elllll‘u'. furl dislike to hich
any one muck at 1711- llkv that. "
John llniuluirg took 11 f'uurtci'nth gloss
of killllilli‘l.
"Why. 0 Iliuiibiirg,” we asked in
chorus, “why did this old man roluso to
1111ch you to Mr whom you loved? Did
he not think you rich enough”
“1 our several times 11 riiillionnirc,“ re.
plied Hamburg.
“Did he doubt your honor?"
".\'o." said Hamburg.
“Thou what pretext could be allege for
his refusal?"
John Hiliiiilili‘g took 11 fifteenth gloss of
kurnruvl.
“Sonic nonsense. Iio prctcnili-il that he
was not. iili' father oi the young lady. ”
H 1‘hly V
“So, be was only hi‘l‘ husband,” coir
l‘illili‘il John Hamburg carelessly—New
York \Vill‘ld.
- o
hungr- r.
The i-Viuiizi‘list Ill‘l‘rml‘il his build,
"You hm.- lli'i'llllli' ii praying man” he
cried 'Iui'ri-ilulnualy.
“ \'1-.~. “ ri-plii-ii thi- Niiiil\\‘ party Silli'lllll-
ly. "i pray vim-y night upon 1'1-tiring, 111111
ovi‘ry morning’ I givi- thanks?
" ”i‘iH‘I'il bi- pmiwil! What, if I may
ask. llll'lll‘ii your foot to tho straight. and
narrow pziili'” '
“A Ili‘\\' l'i'2lllZitilirll iii llii-
of life "
“.\1111-11 .\ii'ililiiiioii‘”
’l'lli‘ siiiluiv riiiiii .11....1. his TII‘JUT
"Folding hurl." ill‘ iiiiswi-Ii'il slIIIply.—-
Di'il‘nli Tl‘lilillli'.
lllli‘i‘i‘iillilly
l’i-rsoriiil Hi-fli'i'finn.
'i‘hi' i'flfl\'1'f‘.~'.‘iiillil lmil illi‘lli'li on tho
trimsportniiun qlli‘nilllll. and Mr Jiigwuy,
who was iiiiliilgiui.r in .1111' of his roguliu'
spoil-111i living pi'ri'i'i'lly Hilili'i‘, observed:
“if I lmii my way about it. tho gm'i'rn-
nii-ni “'Illllli own iiil’ railways and curry
piopli-ilii\"1\liiri- for 1.111 Tilil' of law with-
out riuiiiil to ilnihlii 1' just 115 it carries
ii‘lil‘l‘fi in flu in: ills.
"li‘mpb'" Hilliiliii Hunks. “Ynuilim'l
Iii-oil in wolf for Hint. You i‘ililili put fl
siiiiiip on your i‘on'hi'oil and go through
the Innil~i :11111111 115 11'pvrimlicul.’ "~
i."l1i(.iizu 'l r ii-iirii'.
Illi-unlnxs of "no of the hit'llll'llifi.
’l‘i ‘ililll‘f—\ 1111 11111) toll 111;, Tommy,
some of tho 11'1in in which lili‘ l‘ii‘lililflb of
llriv i‘unl‘i-rs n lwm'llt on the human race.
'l‘oriimy (who knows noincthlug of hill
inthi-r‘s business llii‘iililiiti) —- When the
amount of tin‘ lrmiirnncooxii-i‘ils tho value
of tlri1 aim k on hand. ~i lil:iigo Record.
(Torr-vol. Measurement.
Mrs. Iiiilo (just iiiurriod)~—Murlii. we
will how. i‘l‘ifl lil'i 11 second course for dirt»
Hi'f‘.
hlnriii-v—llmv illili‘il
inu‘riiu?
Mrs.li1ili‘-l think ill
Hiitlli'b'nl. w'l‘li lili~1
Tim 'I'r‘ni.
"I 11111 strong in my low for you," tho
youth [li'ilii'h'ii’lL
lint when elm bniiu blili opi-n iiii‘ will
ilow in tho first. i‘iith rnllwiiy i‘oui'lr in
whii h flu-v “I r11 jhlll‘lil'illlil ho iivcl in
lil'riilllii‘. wiii-troll ‘i‘ liilillif'
might I to got.
yards will be
Not Impri'uiii.
“How did illiillirui lilm illi‘. not of tho
lion lnIui‘r?“ unlimi tho i'irviin proprietor.
"liu Will-i brIi'i-il fir (Ti‘iiiii. You 141111, he
llfll‘ll in bi- ilw truinngi-r of Hit inpwrn i'oru.
puny with iiii‘i‘i‘ primii iluiinm lII lt."—-
Wirelilngfou H.112
Preparing For ilii-(lrr-ai "reunion.
i‘iI-vl‘rtotiwiii-llu' \Vlrut liri‘ you going
(min with the book of viliiiu'tli'?
ilniahiiwm- l‘w but im- -11 lil‘iii‘ii toiiii
informal iiil'lili'l' v'iif'lltikhll Min.
I "profitable.
“Wiilli'r. fut! l1
have the sugar lill 1 'r-rimnc.‘
“letter,
"11' “Hill“ lvnmmulc. E
'-«l“llogoudo
Nu Iroiibf.
Patlo1rt-—-l)ocfur, why does whisky make
my nose rcdi
{motor-due iii-muss you drink it, sir.
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Norwalk Chronicler