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neoocmr. Jul. d..-{m greet troll-y
ticup is practically at an end. but tin
mike ll atlll on. (In. New York militia
have been sent home. but the violence lr
not yet at an and.
The strik ve offered to More at
e etreot» railway prerl
the old tome. '
dents have not. mood at their odor.
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MASTER WORK MAN MARTIN CONNEMJ.
ing that not one of hill old cmplnyooe will
be taken Lock. and President Lowis say:
he will give work to such of the strlkcrt
as ho hue placed for.
Grand Master Workman Connolly in
elite that the strike is not over. and that
the men will yet win. lio imam thin on
his hopes that the courts will at once
force the trolley companies to returns
their complete achodnle. This. he says.
they cannot do without the old man.
Some of the strikers have returned to
work. The companion my that many bars
applied for work. The utrihe lender» claim
that only a few have deserted. The gon-
eral opinion is that the strike in a hint
cause.
A Walls flint. I.
A aeriour riot. in which a number of
shots were fired by policemen and in
which one man were probably fatally
wounded. occurred on Noatrand avenue
and the Boulevard. Car No. 8105 of the
Normand Avenuo line wee held up by a
crowd of about 200 strikers and thoir rym
pathizera The crowd dragged the mo-
tor-man and conductor from the car and
were booting thorn when itoundrman Fab
roll and ten patrolman come to tho rescue.
The poliirc chm-god, using their clubs
with good oflect and rucccuded in mutter
in; the crowd. A few soconde later the
mob returned to the fight, and (”liner
Forbes, who was on duty on the cor, drew
his revolver and fired a shot at the strik-
cre Sevaral other pollccmen also draw
their gum and opened flrn on the mob.
Storms, bricks and other mianiicu foil in
showers. Semral of tho pdleo ware hit
and slightly injured. Michael Madman.
32 years of age. melding on Mnlimno ntrset,
received a indict Wound in the left side.
He was removed to tho hrmpiml. whore bit
now lion in a prev-minus condition. :‘ov-
ernl members of the mob were nrrortorl.
Notwithstanding the withdrawal of rho
First brigade and the reports that the
striko hnd boon declared off, them wcro
very lively times in the vlrinity of Ridge
wood. 'l‘wa cars which wr-ro stnrmi on
the Union Avenun lino timt. rum to t tremo—
point wore attacked bya mob oi the junc-
tion of Knickorlumkoruml Myrrh: awnu'.
'l‘ho stones ilew thick and Eltsit. and both
crows jumpi-d from the ours and sought
safety in flight. Unly tbl'm! of the four
men returned nftor tho polo-c bud dispel-w
ed the crowd, and tho fourth tunn~o con
doctor—inns not been hourd nl' ninco.
lllomlnhed It flidgownml.
Captain Kltwr and 35 mounted Around
of police (inched into tho crowd, llnuho
moi) appmrod to be lnrule of stubborn ma—
terial. Column Kitzer gave the word to
tire. and the police «hot over the horde of
the crowd. which fled in torror when the
revolvers rang out.
Farlicr in the afternoon Sergmnt riot-
ton and half a down policemen mid”!
Odd Fellown' hall. which is the headquar-
tern oi the striker»; and reacucd live min-
unlon men who were held prisoner» there
This quieted down somewhat by night-
fnll. but hostilities were runowwd once
more. A Gates avenue cor woe the room:
of thin conflict As the car neared "our
burg utrent two men Jumped on the rear
platform and threw the conductor ofl. 'l'M
strange" than leaped oil. and A crowd
gathered Tho police pave chm and tired
over a dozen shots at the fugitive».
A man named Liv-mayor, an electri.
clan in the employ of the autonomy. woe
"shot in the leg: during the fueiilmie nnd
war taken in on ambulance to tit.(:ath-
arine'n huupitnl. ll- olulmethnt ho woe
not hit by the police builote, but was
Wounded by n rhot tired irorn a window
in the neinhlmrhood. The police had e
d to hand tussle vflth the mombled
rl rs and iounht with clubbed fovoivm
Fully a down of tho nttucilng party
were injured. some of them receiving new
oral acolp wound», Chariot Darrow. a
striking motormun of and liloecirer tin-ct.
New York. was carried into nncerby drug
store with his head badly cut
The police then raided (Md Fellowr'
hell again. and bya free use of their night
stick». which they rwnng right and left.
quickly drove the strlhsra from their head-
querterr. One hundred and fifty m of
the Forty‘menth regiment w»! in the
depot during this melee. but the police
subdncd the belligerents without calling
on the military.
will and Norm long 1- Dim.
President: Norton sod bowie were hung
in effigy from the trolley wires at the
Union Avenue line at the arousing of
Hamburg and Flushing avmuea. From
the high tenements on either Mend
rate and dear. old clothing and boots and
shoes ‘wm thrown acreu the win. it
kept a gang at ”when hurry clearing the
Notwithttalldlng the vigilance of the
poll“ a battered looting dummy. with
a label naturals-«Ming. "ma Wm
President Norton still persllltl in dularf
W Islam the
m upon it by tho apparition
It wan patient! record” that in am
never- wsrs lest Wilt! to than: -j - am
in heard to the Billet minim; but It.
Goblet. it was nationhood. nominal in hit
intention to promptly interpoliete the gov
eminent, dmaadina e precise declaration
in regard to it» moral policy. and at the
name. time it became: known that be out!
hie group of followm had receded tram
illbot' a rapporteur ’l‘hln notion wostnlscu
on the ground iimt M. linhlct and his
friends were not coneultod during the
mlnirtorlal mm
(Jiillletlufllllly the chamber of deputlosm
was crowdmi on the rimwmhling of that
body, and tho public and diplomatic pal-r
l"l'ltirl were packed with interested epoch»
to n
if. irilmc. the new premlrr. read the
rrcrldcnt'u manage in tho ohnmber o! dep-
uties. and M Torr icux. tho minister of
jurtice. read it in the room
SHOT ON BROADWAY
i
‘(fmlilltlllul timid Till". the limiter lh\ rtwin—
rilrd "it”.
Nicw Your. Jun. flit-«John J. Malone,
a hmlrcr. war fntnlly shot in front of tho
le't. Janice hand. on Broadway. by hill-bani
5. Conuidlnu, ngur it. of mill East ’i his"
mouth street.
(.hanuidino. wlwn arraigned nt tho ato~
tiun hliiliii, munrhmi vary i'alrrily that ho.
uml Muiouo had hull bouillon» dunllligu
llmt were not r‘JlNBEfll wry to him; that ho
had boon ouchrml out at a coneidcrnble
cum of roomy, and oftor rcwmcd cifortn
to bring Malone to mono settlement bud
written him to "moi him nt ”)0 tit. Jmucs
at it o 'clovk. Wimn Malone mine in com-
plinnco with the re gumt, ho was llippmit
and rather mmlu ilahtoi l Ulllli‘lllie'r- pious
"'l‘hcn i “started. and. when he trind :o
utrilw me with his hlifhvy cone, why i do— _
loudud inywif,“ milrzludcd ilouohlluo.
MARY ANDERSON iLL.
The hylphlilue Figure ism! lithe-rival Pam
"are. \unlalwrl.
Nrw innit. Jun. :..i—~.\lnry Andcrmn
is \ol'y ill at lirluhton l" nuinml, Accord
ing to n latter ror civoi from that Illiiffl by,
Rudolph Aronson of tho i' Minn The lot '
tor toys:
"Mary Amlormn. who has just had a
very carton» llinean. in hero 4 lirightoni, be.
ing wheclod up and down the promenade
in a both clmir. she is nlrmzingiy changed,
all the rylphliize lmllrntionr of her once
pretty figure and the «muteth other al
fem» hove “one. and in place of tnuw we
have n mutronly w-mmn with plump
dairy rrmirl'eclrnek». Him hr followed about
by Navarro. who lupin: haggard"
l'lnaad Bunk .‘Ioblwd.
n’rnnros. i'n...ian wit—(J. ll. Krumlr.
hnnr. etnto anwrintondent of lmnkinm.
tlowd the dome of tho tilyphant Trust
company's roving» bank at lilyplmnt.
this munty. 'i'ho mllnn ll: told luhrn‘u
hum at the inommo at tho directors
’i‘hero woe mnsidcmhlo exr'itmncul in 'hl'
town all day and by night itincrcneod i
when the bunk wmi nurrmmdcd by is lot
of Hungarians/mil ltullnml, who ii mmrcd
{or tholr mom y no dammit. Hull a down
puilcmm n uuordwi tho building.
mm From the ”I'l’t'l'M
SM .\'- lawn, Tier. .lnn. 2‘;L——-.i. ii.
norm-r, u fi-itluxr of Mrbinnl mnyon.
i millu munir found (I nmumrir ntnno
“mulling: pull: (in I mimddul in sandy
mth to .t do All of tin Er l' t um! brought it
to this city A {~ll'i‘l.| uh» iinppml oil in
M iii: h won a nupgvt of gold, ilntll um in
the bonds of wirntiaio fur invo~tilznii m
wwvw \\ rulilrr In lush-ml.
lxn :mx. Jim. W —-'i'in-n‘- mm d iwmy
immvhll illrrii': ti.» mum lllrnuzimul
l'nxlumi, mul m-vvndy mid Wmllml' pre—
\ [TV This nrlnuiirifh (“4' mix It‘r‘ltlm‘fv in
“baby pile-w in Linn-oim-inm thorn hum
luwn mm s of [whnlin’ {mu-n in (ls-mix 'l'ilu
rnllrumlu and mommy nude in tho Dori;
Hf filiotlunrl um lilm‘hvtl.
A ”Hum-d in Irklulumm.
“runway. (l. ’l' , Jun :30, w A hilt/Md
in» struck lionnmn-y. continuing with
grmt fury, 'l'hc tlnirmumv-rur radiators
'3 rh'ufmra lmiow 7cm him-b millring,
provoiln unmuu with-r» in tlll‘i'lllini'wr
nutri-t, molly of whom nro uunivio to pro
rum Mlllloiant protection. Snow humlrlll-
od wvcml {out high.
Film-immune tilt M Hall.
Murrow. Jail '1".--TEHEJG|‘E F'itzairn
mane. acmmyanird by his artorrmv. up-
peorud lvofnrr .imrim Venn to renown to
n charm: of mmminughter for killing f’op
Illimiuu. Tic plmdud not guilty and fur
nialwd Ilium” hall. The race will pm'l.
ably not he triad until the March torm oi
vrmrt.
”ltd l'nr Wilt DIM nah].
Nuw Your... Jen tit—lirlvon by look
i i' fowl ltftd hm inability in nummut hivfi
in!» "mi liliiil. .iulmm Fiomvr. LN jinn-.4
aid. nu ermin- er. mrnmittml highway rim
bury Mmumptuml. ho kdlmi hlmmif
by swollowlup pros-air Mid.
llrwlvi-r i'nr u "out.
WA-nwl; .m Jul ‘2'». -v~'l'immmptrnllor
u! the lllf‘l'llil’r hm rwrmlnlml Hrriu l1
Kalil-nu at t‘ mum.“ "r‘. l'.. noruivornf the
National ironic r’nubty lmnk ui' Hm:
iii-intuit. ,‘v’ ‘2. w: it h mupomhul 154nm»
(in tho ‘1 iii: lit-«t
(lawman ”Ilrfrnr'a Viral Mate Ilium-r.
Ami/nu. Jun. '4 hwiilwonmr null rm.
Morton anvc tin-iv lint alum dinner nl iim
“gamma mmnaion. it was it irillrmu.
affair and brought "until“? some of rho
mmi promim-nt llopuidimm in tho mm
‘end their wire».
’I‘lw t‘ulomhia “evolution.
WM“ norm. Jan 39. wrecretery (Worth
my hon rigor irwi n dmo‘rh from illlnlnnr
harbor if, hinlxloucy. nt ltouotu. linil’y
ln' rim tlnplrrlmlmt that an inummenmp
lu'ulmu out in tho i'nitmi i-‘otntnrnl
(Inlmribit
III favor of the "or ('mrwnnv.
Tummy. Jim. 21i.-.lmipe limo o!
the lTnlled Moles dia'rlnt court rimidml in
favor oi ll." lined.- i'o. the cult nu..um
Walter limit, {or ihcinlrlngameniol n no
out for n priming prim folding mar-hi: o,
The til-terrors: “material rental.
ironic. not. Jae. 29,-».‘4‘0 ritual!!! in
the mile! ll urination nerd ir- indeed for
Mm Wrcivw'ar. when it to predicted.
thrown: he Swim!!! Minimum ‘
leak. thittimitt invorofflr. m .i
I
‘ lose. or tho mob would kill him.
bro-lam ran-new rut-W by
m m who. II no space.
-‘ mmupnwmcmm
”ll theWreIk-Jeeten People Hurt.
’lrolararous. Jan. tin-«A railroad
wreck. causing the loss oi life an mainl-
sd limbs. occurred at Coeteevl ‘1‘ Var»
Gallo, train No. B. was wrecked by the
mending oi the relic. . Two perms were
killed almoet instantly. and 30 or 40 were
"no?” injured.
train won running at fulltpeed
”delimit L’fliillumea into. it had jolt
the town of (Ionic-Mlle end was
rounding n r u w u iwu the tracks spread.
The pr Hill in of President R W. Mo~
Koch. ‘. hi . w; momma to the train,
jurnprd ! ‘ This was followed by
the mrbr ". inm- the ladlca' car. the
two rum . .uu down the ambankvi
moot tot: ‘ .r w the min couidbe
turmoil . .~ . mykcr loft the truck. but
(“(1 no ya u
lire, but war
. he awn rear core caught
till” ulahod without dam
'53,
A limit tilt-(i noon after being taken
from tho our. in his pocket was found
TilE DOETDBS OF MUN“. ME
. realm an lrooarorum or Snorer. ear or unknown. j!
with an"! arm am All time! A! n)
CITY HOTEL. SOUTH NORWALK NT
THURSDAY, JANUARY 313t,189§ *
Nervous!
on warm Emir?" m
These Doctors hove been more aptly termed
rut W‘tBLD’l alld'lflflf EXPIRED.
They point not. locate and ducrlbe ovary who. pain and dlmreesble'i'esling. more
Elm r “1%
'i'nm DyOatarrh Bronchitis. asthma. holler".
Doc-rolls 00%? humiliation and Mimi.
buns. it ION l ELY AGREE 10
clearly and explicitly then but ever been done hyn no pl: ticlaaa on earth. .1133
pullout can thou-«siren; tum underrated and up n d
wpienivy. promote and termination.
NO PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR A NY FURTHER OR TAKE ANY MORE NEDIOINI
BEFORE CONSULTING THEM.
etaglaaceagg
Not onlnwlll callers; bosurprltei at their wonderful knowledge of dimmthnlr
(moire ex nation at nvé ry calm and duct. but at the marvoloua rapidity with which!“m
now. common sense rational treat r em gnu to the very aunt of the trouble. glvingulmt
etant relief, and in all cocoa that have not primrotaed too far.
A Pr Bram. ABSOLUI‘E AND PERMANENT CURE.
These doctors wish it distinctly understood that they will not take incur m
carving the right in relcct any coed in their judgment haa parted lntEJbtllge incurable
stage. wt yeert. m We?" no reiccw. t mme prior stage then clear were probably all
curable. tin 10 11' mar YOU DU run 1 Av 700 Lora. ,
FREE F This Vlnl‘l‘ ONLY.
letters indicating that he mime war John
W. Morton. manager of tho Grand Opera
Home at lit. Louis. He won carried to a
Ichoolhoueo unrormcious and lived only a
ort time. lie did not splash.
Mn. W. S. Towers. Carthage. lilo, was
carried irom the car not! diod‘ while being
taken to the schoolhouse. The injured
were carried up the emimnkment to bounce
on the north aide of the track. and tom
the townspeople and physicians gathered
to give nuisance.
Lot of in» Inland.
The injured are: Margaret Roberts. liii’l'
Park avenue, Indianapolis; Ewing 0.
Whittlng, Boston: Mm Ewing Whining.
Barton; S. Nougeon, Vigo. Ten, wobably
fatally; I". L. Wrap, Dr. H. .I. ’l‘nlhott.
lndienapolls; Mrs. N. W. Ferguson, Torre
ilaute; him i). Hudson. Greencnctle.
Ont. ; (ii'rtrudc Parrish, tyeors old. l’nle-i—
tine, lila; w. h'. Towers, Carthage, M0,;
1). W. Mendocino". Torre Haute; Lulu
Sheets. Indianapolis; J. Lee, Mnnlfield,
;Joim W. (erens. editor (lrooncaatle
(1nd.) World; lira loldn Seguin Wallace,
Indianapolis; Richard Tmnch Brazil.
1:131 J: W. Mitchell, 'l'orrc Home; Mrs.
001% Omaha; Joseph ll. Dillon. travel
in: salesman. New York. badly broiled;
lire. Joseph H. Dillon. New York. badly
broiled and arm broken; W. I). Beebe.
Paris, Illa; Frank Gully. Waehlngton;
Hrs. Roth-child. Ogden. U T.; Mn 1).
L. Anderson, Grecncaotle, 1nd,; Mrs.
Eutuc. Torre llauts; Andrew Johnson.
Pullman porter. lndlaeapolie; C. 1". Car—
son. l-Zlmlrn. N. Y.. hip crushed and eye
ganged out; (3. Sherwood. Nyack, N. Y.,
shoulder blade broken; W. l Sherwood.
Nylok. N Y.. one eye knoeked out: C.
B. fichrneinmlor, Evansville, ind: Con
greurnan Farts of the “girth Indiana
district. badly out over left eye.
Uthm worn slightly injurod.
Zelda Seguln Wallace is a woman of ne-
tional nputc. A few years ago low of bet-
ter voice or more gmco trod the operatic
stage. “he war a member first of the it
mans Ric-hinge Upon company and of the
Forum Roan, Emma Abbott and other
equally famous npcrnllc mmpunici A
year ago (she appeared at tho May musical
fe’tlvnl in this city. Him in n Wonderfully
well proscrvud womun, She is the wife 0!
ex— Deputy l'th‘llminlur linvid Wnllm-e, who
ll it Inn of ilm'ernor “Minor: ond a half
brother of (Samurai Low Wullucit
Heard it ‘I‘rrrilrlr I'm-h.
But low pvnplo w an: “lllht' rod about the
Coawevlllo elltllnn who n the train [maxed
and there were not in my owuitnonsoe to
the wreck. Tim ruur of ti o d» [Melting
train bud not diml nwuy Milo?“ NW rout
dome of tho village wow starllod by heur-
in: n ln-rrlblo rrmh
rushed in the direction of the railroad
truth. and in n Lw minutes nimmt the
entlru population of tho town um hurry
ing in tho ulrcctlnn of tho wrerki-ll train.
The cries of the lnmrcd worn hourtrend-
inn. and crorylmdy wont to work with a
""11“ rescue thorn. ’l'llo (‘hriutmn Daniel:
church was turnorl into n tx-xupornry hoe
plml, and this “motor mlmhor of tilt- in
jurod were taken the-m. 'l‘ho other» were
mired for at the various bounce in tho vi
cinity.
l’hyuirinna from lndinnapoli», Green
cattle i‘lainficid. ('lnyton und (*mtesrllle
wore on the mine quickly nnddld nil they
could to relieve the uuilerinaa of the in
lured. Many of tboav taken (mm the
wreck wore uncommon», and others were
buried under hmvy timbers, an that it was
lmpouihlo to remix them for some time.
John W. Norm“. the St. Louis thontrl»
eel manager. um carried dying into the
Christian church. which line 200 yard-
north of the truck and almurt directly up
who the point wlwro the our-loft the
track and were hurled down the 20 («mt
unbnnkmont. When the train wan derail.
ed. he woe in the parlor car. and it true
him: thin that he mu taken out in an on
conscious “All.
Almost Lynch»! For The".
llrr'mmxn, Ky. Jen. 2:9. —- A mob
mung Garrett ’l‘nylnr molomii to a limb
her-aura be purlolncd money from an old
man. He won nwumr up, then let down
--no confection; swung up again and
min—«till no confession. Finally he was
hit until life was ebbing away A pander
try cut him down and udviiw-d that be con-
lio dla
gorged and the moncy war luund.
"illg rum” Trail» Morin.
lirxros "Minna. Mich. Jan. 29 ~‘l'hs
heavy snowstorm and windutorm which
rpread over this mini: in still raping in
all its fury. Four pumm trainr end
one freight train on tho Illa Four railway
were stuck in the drifts about llvs miles
this ride of Niles for 24 home.
Quilts-y (km to Prison.
Km Your. Jan 29. ~ltdwin 0. Quit
icy. the municipal bond larger wee telwn W
from the Tombs to tiling Hing today. in
waste thechsrpeol liepoty Hheriff liurlte.
ingley wse contained loot Friday by lie
corner (loll to lo yearn and lmenths in
ttetespriacn
Ire ow Tan'orery W
81. Pmmevm. Jan. remit aldeh-
hln. who won animal lathe late Itdt
(liars. minister at {amigo clans. has been
sppeiaudtormutheiatmtm
rages
tint all “was but
hills“: gwlinem.
With uno llrr’ui'tl they - /
M A. MW. AUSTIN, TllE [EATING lElV
Remember this in the last. cit—w of free treatment. (in future visits new pollen
charged the new fees and the following oflrr will never be made again. a "m h.
Willi who visit these Eminent Physicians on January 3i, or February l
and 2, will Receive Consolation, Advice, Services and Surgical Treatment
ABSOLUTELY FREE Until Cured.
Yonn ..r middio- Med men out! rin from liner illc or S ccinl Nervlonn nineaae ..
MED! use nuurr and PM u “and cone under the tonal system. amveh‘f‘is‘d‘l.
laud and employed by th coo Doctors. ,
HOURS. 9 A M. UNTIL 8?. M. 44- 4 t— SUNDAYS CLOSED.
General Ollicca for the State of Connecticut:
129 FAln'IIYLD AVENUE. 928 CHAPEL 8733",
Burnocron-r. Con x. New Hutu. Cons.
A nnnrse M r. omens ro rm: nnrnapom enter.
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This Stuff of Physicians will Return Every 60 Dan.
FRANCIS & CO.
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
and it remains with you to decide W
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pal) puod 01“ 50ml“!
org 135 “Oil 11"” nmp
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on your back.
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winter clothing than ever before,’ in order
to reduce stock before. 155.332.? ng l‘. “.ll‘mw.
'ed the promise of the tables quad
. "ed by the ladies, who made
a! y- ' waiter girls.
FRANCIS & m:
86 Washington Siren, - South Norwalk, film
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
~BETWEEN~
SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
NEW YORK,
THE PBDPELLEM
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE Ann
VULCAN.
Will leave Pier 28, E. R... Minoan street. New York. a. 5 p. to.
leave Norwalh. ii p. or. South Norwalh. 6:00 p. m.
Freight received horn 7 a. m. to ii p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalh, Eagle and Vulcan will he
«at for special iota at (Night anywhere in New York or in vicinity.
”All person: are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boots” of“ M
u- .. «vi a l. -- mm of the ovum tin-roof -
BillflllEPllilT BUSINESS WHERE
(I!!! flHOITflAKn WIMPIJ
325 Main Street. Bridgeport. cunn.‘
Only regularly organized ourineee college in Fairileid
(lounty. Semi for new iiioetrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
9. ii lllllillll hesitant. ii. i illlillls Teacher of Portrait.
item Secretary and Treasurer
DIAMONDS
O TED FREE OF BUT Y.
131135;“ matrimonial in buyicfmngoiamonda that were in-
portedfreeoidutyandcutinflew forootanddnlshare
rlor to Diarnonde cut in Europe'l’here Diamondswm
:9“... thedlamoudcutter’utrikeet‘esavingotten per canton
method will odor Diamond: to mycurtomcrr coatemerrustcnthlt
lusmcneythaothesamequelltyoi good! can be new.
39 Iiil m Mill. Hill.
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