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Yonminviutl to visit our DRESS
CUT!!!“ SCHOOL admire-r pupils
wiohaveonlytahontwoorthmeleeaone
can cut and lit theta-elven perfectly.
”odd-workouts pupil taught nepo-
lflely. Pace of 01111153. with full
m o! Who. atom. Terms,
“NM-.andflfllpcrweeh. Pupils
can begin any time. smote. Horas.
”hob. land-y, Wednesday and
Friday «eel-a. and {me to 5,
Wednesday-duality um
um Illlllllll Bil.
am Main m. 90. Ford-lb.
In York .4an
Allwhodedntehnyrcliabla Furni-
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' ancc moncy. after one of which it was
‘ or! I hire. Puree file
was is seriously ill catatonia. i lost
Fiftymeaui meet. team pleurley. catn-
glheietl with heart trouble“ Physicians
and nnraes were watching at her bedside
all lattnight and grave fears were ex-
pressed concerning her condition. Cable
messages were sent to her daughter. hire. '
Paget, advising her of her mother's se-
Ilene Illness . .
Ira. Stevens has been ill ever since last
lathrday night. She had been busy all
day with her lawyers trying to unravel
the tangled ailalrt of the Victoria hotel.
which is owned by the estate of her late
hnrband. .
She worked very hard all day and was
vexed and tirtd by night. Saturday cven-
lag she went to a charity concert at Our
ncgia Music hall. While the performance
was in progress the was overcome by so-
rere pains in the chest about the region of
the heart.
She had been tailoring for” several days
from a severe cold. and her illness was
much aggravated by the worry which she
had undergone. Although sailering con~
ciderahly. she remained a time. but upon
a eczond attack of the pain Elli: was oblig-
ed to leave the hall.
She remained in her room all day Sun~
day Yesterday she became much worse
Dr. Robinson. who had been summoned.
called in consultation Dr Sayre and an-
other physician from St. Luke's hospital.
Ehe was unconscious nearly all day yes-
terday When Mr. Leary, one of the exco-
ntore of her husband‘s estate. called to see
her at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon. the
was unconscious.
She rallied a little toward evening and
became worse at a late hour last night.
Dr Robinson remained In the lioum most
of the night. It was expected that a (Tl-‘la’
In her condition would be rent-bod in the
early hours of the morning.
SHOT FOUR TIMES
O‘Mara liar! Quarreled “'itii Ilia Finli‘hlll-
law Over Many Mutton.
Erwronn. Conn . April 2. —~ John
O Mara. a laborer of this place. called at
the house of the widow of his brother
Thomas. and when she came to the door
he fired four shots from a revolver at. hcr.
each of which took effect. Holding tho
smoking revolver in his band. he looped
into a peering truck. but was captured a
minute later by Policcman Edward
O‘Brien. The woman was totally wounded.
The act was the rcruit of hire. 0 Marc‘s
refusal to divide the 96.200 insurance paid
her upon the death of her husband among
.lohn O‘Mura and other relatives. Mrs.
O’Mara'e husband died last May from
what the doctors pronounced apopicxy.
Soon afterward stories were heard to thc
effect that Mrs. O'Mara 'ixed ground
glass In his food and gave him water to
drink in which an old clock had been boil-
ed. and lllli relatives opcuiy asscrted their
belief that the man's dcuth was due to
foul play.
By order of Coroner llotcn the body
was exhumed on July 4. and nothing was
found to justify the misou theory. The
U'Marus were not well to do, and Mrs.
U'Mara obtained the funds necessary to
keep the insurance premiums paid up by
taking bourdcrs during her husband‘s last
illness. which lasted several months.
Several quarrels occurred over the Insur-
placcd by the widow in the Stamford
Trust company as guardian for her cbiIo
dren. In whose possession It still remains.
(l'Mara ctprosscs no regret for his tour-
dcrom attack upon his sister-iniaw.
FEARFUL BOILER EXPLOSION
five Men “'cre Killed and Several llatliy
Injured.
\l’oin'im’. le-ih'u April 1—0110 0! the
four Hi burxcpuwcr Htl‘lllll boilcrs conucct-
ed with the large tonucryund carrying
shop of Luring ix Jnticd. (‘ouu slrccl. ct
plotted. Four nu-u wcrc instantly killed,
one died on his way to tho bin-pita]. one
will die from his iujurics, and several are
painfully burl. 'i'bc fort-«,- of tho tlxpluéitui
wrc 'kt'il Ilic toolu-ry buildings. illlll nl‘V'
oral duciling boo-1w. In the noighborinoul
vvcrc dauiagcd. 'l‘bc propcrty loss is no-
known. but i4 large. The cou~'o of flu-
dihflnli‘l‘ is not dcliuitcly known and never
will be. as the mcn who had to do witb
the built-re arc llllllll.
The dead are Austin Clcnciits. aged iii»,
bead curricr, louvre a widow and two chIi
drcn; I’atrick .‘Iciiouiglc. nut-d 40, oilcr,
leaves a widow and thrcc children; Frank
McMahon. aged 55. corricr. lcavco a wid
ow and two children; Patrick Mulloiy.
aged 15.}. Iiremao, leaves a widow; Patrick
Kiley. agcd 30. currlor. untuarrictl.
The injured arc. Uctavius Sandor». aged
35 (colored). night fircmtm. fatally; John
Kcnucy. Patrick Kcofc. William iiatidisb.
Jallil‘e Ryan and John Tracey.
A Millionaire Bicycle Club.
vaitirzucn. April 2.-—A very notable
bicycle club of 25 members was organized
here at thereaidence of Mrs. R. II. I.
(itiddard. Howard Sturglss of tho firm of
b‘turglrs k iioddard, mill owners. was
made president. and Mrs. William (iod-
dard. wife of the millionaire and mother
of lira (J. Ullvcr lsclin, vice president.
film-glare \‘letlui llnldcnilfled.
New Yetta. April 2.-—'l‘ho body or the
young neurons found dismembered early
Huntley morning on sixth avenue just
below Waverly place baa not yet been Iden-
tidcd. The central oflicc detectives are on
their mettle. but have found no trace of
the atraisgler.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Min liciea Gould and party bar or-
rived in Dalia». ’l‘cx. on route for Cal i"?
ate.
'l‘wn moonuhltiera wire killed In abattle
with a sheriff‘s poem in liempatead coun~
ty. Ark.
The long delayed Britirh ahlp Morality
arrived in San Francisco. 241 days from
Liverpool.
A deputation la in Ottawa to ark an ap-
propriation of 9250.000 for the World a
fair In Montreal In i890.
Rain. which Winona-in farmers bare
been praying for for make. war general
gland-y throughout the state.
Major General linger has ordered eav
aorta in «press officer In Oklahoma to
guard (and: for the payment of troupe.
'l‘becnnrtbouse of Regina. the capital of
the Canadian mrtimuat Iiii'l‘ltol'ln, was
deatrcyed by to. with all Ita valuable ler~
ritorial rounds.
The optima hold by a ayndicate on 50
'iaaonain paper mlllaoxplred at noon yea-
tecdl]. and the proposed $10,000,000 deal
he fallen through.
The mania-etc eeleetarltainthe
“I for the Phlituan colonic». who have
hall
‘ the
Cubic inenrgfeatt Are Having a
Torpedo Boat Built. ~
SPANISH GOVERNMENT NOTIFIED.
A. ltrong fleet of American Ships Will
loan Be Beaded Toward the Coast of
Nicaragua With Orders to Upheld the
Monroe Doctrine. It is Rumored.
Warntrcrcx. April il.—lalonnation o
a retriewbat sensational character has
been received In Washington within the
past 2t hours with respect to the rebellion
In Cuba. The olliaiah interested have
been informed'from sources which they
deem entirely reliable that a prominent
eastern shipbuilding ilrm has agreed to
furnish to the insurgents a torpedo booth
at an early day which will be thcd_ to do-
stroy the Spanish war vessels now cruising
In Cuban waters.
Whether the firm will build a boat or
furnish a steam launch which can be util-
ized as a torpedo boat is not known. but
it is asserted theta swift bout of stone
character which can be used for torpedo
purposes will soon be in the hands of the
Cuban sympathizera in this country.
it is then proposed to equip this craft
witha full supply of torpetlotuhcs and
uteri bcr immediately to Cuban shores.
The Spanish govcrmnent is said to be
aware of this expedition and to have noti-
fied the state department oilicials.
A Cuban Skirtulah.
Kev WEST, April 2.-—Carios M. Aguiore.
who was cbicf of 70 men at Jngucy Chico. I
Colon, and who recently arrived from Ho-
vana. accompanied by his brother. George
Agulore. says that.- at the battlo in the
mountains near Santiago do Cuba on
March 24. wlicu tlic Cubans were distrib-
uted in strong positions and the Spaniards
were formed in one body trying to ascend.
the attacking columns lost 27‘.) killed
and wounded. Including four oiliccra. The
Cubans' losscq w‘cre 18 killed and about 50
wounded. The Cubans had a very advan-
tageous position in this light and played
havoc with tlurir enemy’s ranks.
The Spanish troops landed at Havana
last Monday anti Tuesday. according to
the statcmcut of tho Messrs. Aguioro. and
are in poor condition. They are poorly
clad. are without. rhocs and blankets. and
many of them are more boys. Carlos
Agulore bad an encounter with the son of
thc chief of police of Havana. in which he
suatuincd a slight wound on the head and
wounded his opponent. Mr. Aguiore any:
that the talk of General Sunguilly being a
traitor is erroneous. The government. he
states, would be glad to have it so and are
taking every means to give it this appear-
once.
“'arahlpa Ordered to Nicaragua. l
Witsmsomx. April 2.—lt appears that9
this administration“ intcuds to back up its
support of the Monroe doctrine. so far as
the controversy between (ircat Britain]
and Nicaragua l5 t-Ollt'erliml. with a dem-
onstration of naval fort-c. itislcarned
from high and trustworthy sources that
instead of proceeding on its cruise in the
leisurely fashion originally plouncd Adv
mirai Mcado's entire squadron. which was
ordored tosail from Kingston on Saturday
for Colon. will consist on arrival at the
isthmus of the New York. Minneapolis.
Columbia. Atlanta. Raleigh and (‘incltr
nail. To those will soon be added the
Montgouu-t'y. which is about to null for
Human.
At the some Iimc the Ranger In about
duo ot Panama. on the Pacific side of tht.
Isthmus. whilc tbt- poudcrous coast dcfcm-‘c
in‘tmitor the Moutcrcy. which has been
ordcrctl from i'uiifornia to Fallon. Peru.
will stop at Pomona for coal. The llllll
jackcls on the vessels at Panama. in Pa-
ciflc watcra. could quickly send revcnforce-
moms if thought ticsirulilo by way of the
’tiuuiua railroad to Admiral .\lcndo'>
squadron ut Colon. Such a concentration
or I'oitcd Stator» warships near the isth-
mus Is uuproccdcutcti and is sure to at-
troct thc attcutiou of othcr nations which
are watching with kccu Interval the dip
lomutic skirmiebiug iictwccu ibis govcrn
meat and tircat iiritoin over tho claims of
the lattcr against Nicaragua for the ca:
ipuI-alon of British Vim Consul ilutcb
i‘roiu Iliucficldq and the arrest of other
llritieb cit llt'Ii-l there.
The Importance of this announcement
is incrcasctl by the aigtillicaut statcmcut
that a notice formally given out by tlu
navy ticpartmcnt as to the forwarding ol
mail for olliccra and mcu under Admiral
Mcotlc'a command Ia intcudcd M a blind.
'l‘bia notice states that Admiral Meade ha.
iolcgraphcd from Kingston to build mail
for his squadron from New York on the
vessel soiling front New York for Colon
on April In.
This date should be the Hill. whena
vessel belonging to thc billlll' liuoas tht
Allioocn. which was fircd upon all Cap.
May-d. (folio. by a Spanish gunboat. l!
[clictiulcd to leave New York for Union.
The Prune correspondent or learned that
when thin atcamer bca lag the mail:-
rcacbca Colon on about April ill It will
not find Admiral Moatio'a tquadron wait
ing there for lettcra. 0n the contrary.
the squadron will long before that dots
have reached iiiucflclda.
llled In a Doctor": (illicit.
New Yetta. April 2.-—Mary Goodallch.
27 ycaru old. died suddenly In the oillco oi
Dr. S. J. O'Neill of :Iiii East Ninety-sixth
street. The woman warn domestic. 8h:
had bctm ill for aortic time. Hhe want it
the doctor's oillooto wacult hitn about her
condition. The doctor was out. and whilr
awaiting his return she diet].
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Hotel Burned.
Ward/me. N. Y.. April 2.--l"lre brain
out In the upper story of the Arcade rea-
tauratit and rapidly attract! to the north.
deatrcying the three adjoining buildings.
and to the south. destroying the Fall.
brook House. the latter being one of the
best known and oldest hotels in this viola-
ity.
. Iowa Miners Birlltc.
0110mm... April 2.-:-At was expect-
ed. 0.000 coal miners In the Appanooee
dittrict quit and 1,000 more In other por-
tloat of the Itate. No trouble It expected.
'l'he Arkansa- Derby.
Li‘r‘rtit Roux. April Il.-—-'l‘hroo thoutand
people raw the fourth Arkansas derby
won by the Pastime stabio's chestnut geld-
ing Laureate;
Penicillin Robbed of 05.000.
OMAHA. April 2.--’l'be South Omaha
portediee was robbed of “.000 by crack.-
rnrn. A large amount of stamps was also
teheu.
Canal. to Open tiny I.
ALIA“. A Ian-it war stated in the
“first" bite Works today that the
Iced Into the MnmalOaleaiw
dirt thistle m
two” “We.
mowers-m Wrote- tamer. . 1 1
Her 'l'wa Obfldni. . _- 3‘
detention. 0.. .Aprll 1—44” mm
am w. u. a. venom wife of a real it 7
tote man realding at Grove City. a village
about eight miles southeast of hen arriv-
ed in this city with her three children-
Annie. aged H; Maud. aged It. and liar-
". aged 7—anrl registered at the Pork
ctel. Monday morning about So'eloeh
.lrs. Williams left the hotel. and about 3
o'clock that afternoon a ehamhemaid.
1 who went to the. room to put it in order.
found two of the children—Maud and
Harry—dead in bed with their throats out.
There was a bloody razor on the foot of
the bed. The boy had died without a
struggle. but there were evidences that
the girl had made a fierce fight with her
lnhuman mother. Annie said that when
her nmthcr went away she cautioned the
girl not to go to bed and not to say any-
thing to anybody about her absence.
Mr. Williams arrived Monday afternoon
and Would not permit his daughter to talk.
Domcstic troubles are said to have caused
the estrangcmcnt between Williams and
bio WHO and her subsequent acts. but here-
fuaes to talk.
Later Williams and his daughter were
locked up at the police station pending an
Investigation. Late last evening Mrs. Wil-
liams’ was arrested. She showed no evi-
dences of insanity and told the story of
the horrible crime in a firm voice. She
said she had made up her mind last week
to kill herself anti her children and came
to Columbus for that purpose. tribe secur-
ed aorue opium. and all three took the
drug Saturday night. It took afloat only
on the little girl Maud She then deter.
quud to secure a razor and waited until
Monday morning.
She first out the boy’s wrist. expecting
him to blood to death. He awakened.
bowm‘cr. and then site out his threat.
The body of blood was not touched by the
razor. Mrs. Williams said she then asked
Annie to let. her out her wrist, but the
child begged so pitcously she lost courage
and left the hotol. intending to drown
herself. She said it then occurred to her
that: Annie might be accused of the crime.
and alto changed her mind anti wont to
the houso of a friend—Mrs. John G. heater
-—in another part. of the town. where she
was found last evening.
A COM PLICATED MYSTERY.
A Y. M. C. A. Secretary Disappears, and
Strange News In Heard of Him.
NEWARK. N. Y.. April 2.—itoy .\f. Cul-
ver. secretary of the Y. M. C. A., left here
Thursday for Syracuse. saying he would
return promptly. Saturday his cousin
received a card from him stating that he
would not return until Saturday; also a
letter mailed at I-Syrncuse on Friday at 7:80
p. to. written in a disguised hand. signed
"Stranger." stating that Culver bod dis.
cover-:d that he Was left a large fortune,
and that the writer had been engaged by
him to secure it. which he had done. and
had afterward "put Culvcr out of the way
and secured the fortune for himself."
The writcr continued: "The estate is
one of the largest in existence. and Culver
had told no one about it. no he wished to
surprise his friends. His last words were
tbcsc. "l‘cll Cooper to pay all my out.
standing debts and retain what Is Icft.’ "
The letter stated that :24 would be
found in a trunk. which was to be used as
abovc rcqucatctl. The money was found.
The family here know nothing about
the estate mentioned. and his brother
has come from New York and placed the
matter in the hands of tin» Syracuse p0.
iico. who have traccd ('ulvcr up tomato
Friday night. when all trace of tho man
has bccn loot.
(‘biid Injured by on .\lurm Cinch.
“'lNS’i‘IlX, N. (1. April L‘.—Two chil-
dren of Mrs .I. A. Warrcn wcrc ployinn
with some old clock work-a wlicn mm of
them wound tip the alarm and put it to
tho othcr'a car. (lots of the spindles
caught in the child's hair and began to
wind until Ilioulurm bod run down,
twisting tbc ~:kiu of the child‘s hcad up
In tho cogs. wbcrc it bad to be cut loose
The child Is In a acriuua condition.
“'mnrn l‘ltnrgctl “'Ith l‘llilll .‘lurtlrr.
(lttau'rmtosw'iHt; lod.. A If“ '3.—Fiom
Hull. Mrs. Samuel \Volllty and Charles
Wollivcr. hcr son. were n‘rrcatml for the
murdcr of tho infant child at )Ilus ”all.
The child Illitlllpl‘lll‘t‘il lost Tuesday. and
Sunday night ('orouor Iiarcus and Dr.
Lcccb made a midnight scrtrcli in ('riiw-
lord‘s Woods. 'l‘bc grovo of tho child was
found t‘UVul‘tlil with lunch at the foot of u
blull'.
l'rIt-nt Charged “'Itll lncentliaritm.
OMAHA. April 2.-—-l“f\lhi!f Knrminski
and i1} members of St. Paul's t'atbollc
church were arrested Iicre. charged with
burning that church building last week.
The iir~t Warrant was acrwd on Prion
Knrmiuakl. At the time of his urn-at Kat.
miuski was In hie room at tho Colonnade
butt-l. Ilc m‘otllml to be considerably am'v
priced. but made no objection to going to
lull.
Freight ‘l‘raln Wrecked.
Etiutta. N. Y.. April 2.—-—An Erie
freight train wait wrccked near this city.
A journal broke. and the cm Went down
a bank. John (lrnlg of lloruollaville. a
brakcman. wan killed, and another brake-
man won badly injured. The care caught
tire from an exploding oil tank. and trailic
was delay ed for some time.
liain Qua-nailed Fore-t rim
.ltzrrmtaotwttuz. inch. April 2,—Tho
ruin qucnclterl tho fort-at. fires which have
been raging in mutiiarn Indiana. In the
“vicinity of Bordon. mm a territory of 100
mlloa or more. the fire has dcatroyed many
thousand doiiara‘ Worth of property.
lilautahllahment lliil Program
meboa'. April L'.—~'I.‘ho bill for the dia-
eetabiiahmont of the church In Wales pace-
ed Ita lit'tlulttl reading In the house of corn-
mona The government had a majority
of ii. the Vote standing act in favorof
the meaanre to 200 against it.
The Cznrowiis Ill.
Carnations. April ii. - Iliequiatlag
new» has been meivcd here from Algiers
in regard to the limith of the eurowlta.
la euanueam his mother. the dowagar
empress of Russia. will probably rhorten
her stay here.
Prominent Colored Men been Dead.
Courtenay. April 2.~(ieaemi 8am
rial .1. Leo. a pmmlnent colored lawyer
and commnnder of the natlonal guard.
dropped dead bore of apoplsxy.
rematl French Academician head.
Pains. April ll.~i'.nmille Detroit. perv
tuaiseeretary of the French aeulemy.
dealt.
Ill“.
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New Rockwear juet in, made specially for us, and the
handsomeet line over shown in to «n, 250, 500. 750. '
NEW STOCK or MEN’S mo BOYS’ CLOTflIIIIG.
FaatBlack and Blue Cheviot Suite, 8 00, 10.00 and 12.00. ,,
New All Wool Trousers, 2. , 2.50, 3.00 to 6.50. ‘ ’ 7
Remarkable Values in 0 Much Suits and Beaters.
New Styles.. Suite at 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 2.75, 3.50 to. 6.00.
SPECIll IIEVI TIIIIIGS in CllllIIIIEII'SIIIEIIIIWElII and FIIIIIISIIIIES.
NEW STIIIIK SPRING HATS.
w. A. BENEIIIBT & 00..
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Nor-walk.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram' & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.“
SPEIIIAI. ALTERATIIIII SAIL.
As our alterations are not yet completed we have decided to continue our
Special Alteration Sale for one week more. and we trust all those who have not had
a chance to take advantage of the many BARGAINS which we offer at thi- time
will improve the opppotunity to do to. |
Special llargaim in Dre- Goode, Hosiery, Wash Goods, Linens, Masha Under-
wear, Notione and Donation; in fact every department is represented.
lristram it Hyatt, Noraalk, Bonn.
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under-
seil them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PIIINB IIIIITHIII
in the town. We handle nothing but the beat.
afford to do otherwise.
Cannot
FRANCIS &CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South lierwallt. Conn.
'Wllll nevtrm 000m PLIAIB III'A'I'I THAT von 3" 1"". II “I
lii‘iiii’ii ii on m
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