TIhoEIIeIIInISoII
. \Iiouruulolthox pl“
“ IIIiuttl ltIl .
III III' wutfimhfli
best men to the alto
.1w1m.i-Iirtntrlltxumno
medium exiuta.
VUMBIIII 2,9135. '
111111 sum IS an
W PM the Bay Wortd e:
Sutthltmlksndltor'vuik.
FEM! AT 1M Alli AMA”.
The Frihy m CH m loud
Louis Stevenson I list luau-
Um Annivem st Ir. and
Its. Joseph Tunney.
The thirty-tifth unnivenury of the
marriage of Mr. and Kris. Jot-111111 Tam
many. was obuen'wl last night in I tram!
Ame bull. About one hundred enmity.
iuclrtding the IIIe'nIbersI of ”raglan
Fowler 1’. 1st and the Woman Is Reliel
corp». ware present. The tornuer omni-
nation move Mr. and Mrs. Tammany an
elegant all?" pitchermtul thethvrpu gave
them a nilver cake dish. Ile-rtle Broth-
t'l‘Ii rendered several instrumental ttt'le'd’v
tions', and addnm were made hr Fred-
erick Kenting. Mr. Taunutmy androthI
err-I. Mr. and Mrs. Tammany Wen" the
u-cipieuts of many handsome presents
from friends including chairs. a lamp
.I-ItIIIIIl. IIlt‘.
The Friday Ate-In...“ club "W! with
Miss Hatch. Went avenue. yestenlay.
The eulijectwun Robert Louis StI-I'I-n-IHII drank mutt-thing that tasted like-cases, at less than cost.
son. and the nonnlxIrII enjoyed the furl-I
lowing mogramnrn:
of Rio Life,’ “(it Htillsou: I'iI-'.\Is
of other anthems. Miter Mabel ltIIerszghusiness “as dull
Vailimn Fabien. “The Town Matches"!
and "The Dintingniuhml Trim-lo Ir," .\lrs'. l
I. K, Selleck; pap-r, “Hi. H; m- in Lit- I t amain D 11111 tcs'titiul that he nut l IIt'Iu'turc rs'JIaIe throun out their IIhII up; I'Iit .... together with th
orature,’ ' Mine 1“ K. Jennings; extra” ITIIhey the 111 rht of the raid. and'l‘uhcy
from “Drcams'l 'Mn. I? l}. Jennings.
The “film-field Preset says" "Thurs-
day conning Mr and Mrs Herman R
Stevens gave .1 very pleaeant social to:
their numerous friends
Paper "'l'h I Story I
Entered 1st thetiuuth Nowell: mum
Hulk Clo-I letter.
WHEY 0N TRIAL.
a mans ill Ina
Witnesses Testity to Buying Liquor at
his Franklin Avenue Saloon.
The court room at Xurwalk wait
thronged this mining wh on Judge
llubbull (nlhxlthe Tobey 1211111111. AttoII
...... .. IIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIII Isms soon nous outta Ill.
tomeyn Webb and (Iruy appeared for
the defeni-e
The cam of William 'l‘uhcy was put
on trial tirst. lie wanehm'm'd with Hell-
int: liquor tilt-willy. He pleaded not
guilty.
9
Along the Line.
A Fouot the Leading Styles Issued. and Spring
Sales. as 1 Rule. are For Ahead cl Last
Year—lain IenulsotIums Throwing
11.12. 11.11.... I). l’. 11.1mm. .II.. III. 11.7 “I “‘I'c’m‘l' U“ “' 5““-
.‘lorrell and (‘harlcn Selleck, were? The cumInt number of the
sworn as witnem. 8.“. Morrcll testi-Iican Hatter says: The arrival of
tied that he was in Tube)"; szdmnouuptite a number of prominent re-
January lit at'lo‘clock in the 11fterIImIII.'ItIIil buyers has served to relieve
in company with his brother. 1). l’. ' the market a'nnewhat from the depress-
Alorn'll..lr. John 'l'uhcy and his Itonied state into which it had fallen. The
William were behind the bar and Wil-‘cas‘c mule. lumover. is extremely quiet
li'unsoldthcm whisker (In ermsex-.andduplieates urcnot at all up to ex.
mtination hennid he was st or there bvl i peetationu. The city retail trade is also.
Chief Knuth-y. and admitted that lIeIuIIv dull \Iuonx theatifl' hat makets"
wamloing deteetiIe work. but that itiwhocatertothe retail trade are fairlyt
was carried on openly. busy. but taken us .1 whole business- in
l). l’. Morn-ll xubstalltiatml his bI'otlI- all branches 1s quiet, and. front all in-
er’s stateuu-nts. but did not know hi Idicatious. likely to remain so. 11.11.
brother “.11. hired. 111.11111taetuII1-rshave had hard lines for
Charles.‘Illotksaulheww111Tuhm'eIthe past few )enrs', owiuI.I to various
salon" taking names for the military en- I causes largelv attributable to the mania
mllnu-nt thn the Mom-1h; came in. Itor selling goods at cost or in IuaIIv
l'IvI-ry gain
has been made in elu-apuess ot
.\Iner-
.Ildcrberry wine and water. I that
W. H.
cnnwrsation \\ith him and told hiIIIIclIiueryby the III:IIIIIfactuI'IIr. has been
that be 11.1» N'lllllKIllltm‘ than Izivon away to the buyer.
liquor at his saloon by advice of MI ’\\llll no resultant benefit to either it
(Fray. his tI-IIIIsI'l. ! in an encouraging mgn that many man
lines of goods.
told hImthc 'nuntv (otnnussioners had lllllllllt' themselves to those that. they
Infusnl them the right tos'cll. but his uIIdcrstzItulanIl1.111Iuakca protit upon.
lawver said he could ~'c.ll and 111' 1111111 In the lllI‘.llllllllt‘ the entu'e mathc ll Is
bI‘II-u s-I lliuIr.
.\ttI-rucv uu'kwoodoffered:Ls‘evidcucc even for city trade has become about
uOU'IIu NORWALK. cow.
:The Netting Outlook Seems Seller All.
llyiugton said Tuhey had :1 I stuck or labor. or through improved ma- _
been dcnuunlized. until an 5“ still h.It .
‘ ABUSEI HIS HORSE.
Norwalk Olliorto no. a Tussle with
a Whiskey-Soaked Prisoner.
Robert Anderson. filled with poor
whinkey. might have been seen driving
through the atreetlof Norwalk in com-
pany with William 'l‘uhey, yesterday
afternoon. Tobey finally left him and
went into a barber altop, leaving the
horse in charge of Anderson. who went
up Mill Hill and arrow to East eta-nae.
lieu- ho dmve up and down the street,
abusing the home in a shameful manner.
William Betta. of the firm of Nickeruon
& Betta. notified Chief of Police Brad-
ley. lle started after Audenton and met
him as' he drove down Mill Hill. The
chief asked him where he was going.
audwas told to mind his ow. business
Anderson then became abunivo and the
big chief pulled lIiIuout of thewagou
and started toward hhuith street.
\ndortum then attempted to bite the
Intiieer. .1111] there Was :1 litelv tumle.
ltltileor Morehounc now the fracas and
Ihns'tened to the acetic. .Tniler Timothy
I ..1 Howard tlltitt came up. and Anderson
turned on the three nfllccrn. He tlually
lay down and refused toget up in spite
[of the clubbim.r he recu- '.ed .\ftcr Htilllt'
Iditllculty the oflleerit not hold 01' Ander-
{son and tlt'atnted him to the lockup.
I. rather than club him into subjec lion.
'l‘hc .Irtes't taunted considerable excite-
3 meat. and II large crowd gathered.
in court. this morning. Anderson was'
charged with drunkenness. resistance
Iaud cruelty to animals. Tic was tincd
It‘or drundennem, $111 for cruel}: to
‘ttninmls'. .md It‘ltfor 1csi."‘::ue ot‘ the
. cos‘ts'.
and will in the fililll'tII
I
I WENT OFF THE LIST.
The Case at the Electric Light Company AgainstI
the City at South Norwaik.
’an an a... lIlllS
A Problem in the Management at the
Public Llhrery.
SOME BESTIIIBTIOIIS IIEBESSABY.
AII Opportm Time to Start an Auxiliary tor the
Restless Youngsters who let lntreoutnily
Take Full Possession ot the Reading
Itoom.to the Annoy-nee ol Elders.
At the nuIcting of the Public Library
dinetors'dmtt night. the statistics of
attendance 11nd books reported by the
Iibrarian show-d 11 marked lllt'l‘t'mlt! over
pn-viouII mouths. I111 Saturday. January
'25th. 1!th books were lxtrrowed and
nearly lion persons. including both
readers and borrowers. visited the rooms
during the day.
The :nnall boy is something of a
prohh-III in the IIIanagetuiInt of the
l.ibr.1ry.fm'lIoiI-I apt to be present in
large 111111111ch to look over the illustrated
paper. and since incessant motion is the
law of his' being, he is a rather distract-
ing visitor to older and more studious
readers, without really lm-akiin: any
I'ule'I. (In .\lomlayeveningofthis' week.
at 8 o'clock. evcrychah' in the front
reading; room was occupied by :1 small
h 13'. the adult n'adcrs having left theln
in full possession. The directors have
no wish to limit the Library‘s usefulness
an a public institution. free to all. but it
will be necessary to place Milllt' slight
t'cs'tI'ItItioIIs' by issuing cards of member—
s'lIip. possibly. in the case of boys; undcr
fourtceu.
\‘I't dctcnnillcd by the directorfi.
llcrcI :21 1 opportune moment to start
‘ areal boy's c111b,:1~'. unneeded in MN.
Just what will be don:- is' not '
"lhotupsou' .~' 1): Ipcr in Thunder .~' he uti-I '
S .\'l‘l RDAY FEBRUARY l. l89ti. .
LIFE till DEATH.
Itev. Watkins says the Y. IA. 0. A.
Must Have a New Building.
At a public meeting held laid night
in the) '..M t‘..\ Imwiation parlont.
the new building project. wan farther
diueuused. (.‘. A. Tucker presided in the
absence of the president. A. B. Hill.
and Victor B. Selleck was chosen secre-
tary.
The committee appointed to ascertain
if the uterus in the [Imposed new build-
ing could be rented reported pmgrens.
(lent-r111 Su-retary Bates. of the State
Itmiation, was [ll‘l'ttt'llL He said he
thought there was an excellent chance
for Norwalk to have a building. He
told of ditTeI'ent towns throughout (3on~
net'ticut Imd Mamateinmetts. smaller than
Norwulk, which had buildings of their
own. He spoke of the trials of the
Norwnlk association to gain a foothold,
and thought that a building would in-
terest. people to such an extent» that sup-
port would be more readily obtained and
the membership largely increased. He
said the t'ltnteaIIst-iatiou had come to
the aid of the Norwalk aimxriatiou be-
‘ fore. and would come again.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt Nilltl the Y. M. (I.
A. was not. at present doing the work it
ought todo. and he had felt it incum-
bent upon hiIIIIIelf to take up the work
in a lllt'llSlll't‘ by starting educational
chimes. He said he began with the
statement tohis Sunday school that If
any desired to take up studies he would
furnish teachers at ten cen nts :1 less'on.
Already I? 1 people had responded. T‘IIi-I
could belargclv increased. \\ 11.11 was
IuIccessury. he said. wast enthusiasm.
Nnt'walk lltIt'Ilt d a Y. M. t'.. A. :L~' much
as anything.
George W. (‘ruIII thought a building
: could only be obtained by push and en
He said they \\ noted the ("hutch
I crgt.
TWO (3' TS.
City. Kills his Wile.
"even, he First Shot llll' all They
Stabbed her to Death With A Long '
slam Butcher's Knife. ’
Thonuut l". Ripple. who. a. few years
ago. lived in South Norwalk. occupying
apartments in aniland street. and
mu: employed as a brass moulder in the
Not-walk Lock W1 Irkumurdomd his Wife
in a tlendish manner at New Haven.
last night.
from close range he stabbed her with a
long bladed knife in both breasto. The
woman died almost instantly. It is be-
lieved that jealousy caused Kippio to
commit the deed.
1 no Immr occurred at lupptn's home on
Silver street. Kipple invited his wlfeto
the back yard on the pretext of looking at
something be bad there. The moment the
wonum stepped outside the door her 11qu
hand pulled a revolver from his pocket
and fired. the shot. striking her in the
breast. Klppio than drew a butcher’n
knife and plunged it. into her breaettwloe.
A neighbor heard the pistol shot and
notified Special Constable Lambert, who
was within a short distant-C of the house.
Lambert found Klpplo getting roadyto
leave tho premises. and alter a brief strug-
gle he, placed him under arrest. At police
lxmulonnrters Hippie swore at. the oflcers,
saying they would had out nothing from
him
gll‘ YOU PUT IT HERE‘— ll PAYS.
”‘cd .Id.‘ “M H.111” "lo let ” "Lost." and
"l'nuud.":11ui adrettiscttIcIItsof a like chat-
"l. :I' I-' I. tu- t I- \I' (II-Iii: II: the lines-nu etulvul‘ent
tIItllll'lV IIl'tllllitl‘) mindsvaroiuserte in this
we .’.l'lIll one day 2:» c'ents'2th1co 111155.50
III-ms. one week. one dollar.
to I'IIIIIIIIIIIIuIr- I III thc :whnrt calendar .\‘u "l‘ltil‘ (‘oIIt't. .. 1.. I... evo .. Ii .. a . I .
,m_ the (I pletion of tho addition to "certificate from William R. Shelton to I the at: Indard. "I IV the WWII I I." the N'or ” I If h . II t ISM 1'1 r rlenlI ”01m”, {hum by Speaking a word for the:
I (“n " a . I . ' 1 ' I I 1 o I .I (I. l
. ,thII effect that William Tuhev was not «heap guides 11 |~ll Id .1 pernicious c‘l'cttI , . . , . . I""‘"‘ “"“m "I" I “”“‘ “n ”I‘ ”I“... I WANTED. 4..
their fine \tmh Main street cottage. Iwalk and .\outh .\III .'.:III. lulcctI'IcIIIMl ..II'm—I, m pmvmp JI.‘ —-»—~~- «~-
'licem'ed to sell intoxicating liquors“ upon the market that It will take a 11111;: , .. ' . , 1 1111' s'. George R. .\lc (ioueged spoke ofI v “'1'”qu um... (...,nmn teacher turn.
Music was furnished by Tam-hilt] .Szl Il.i1.'ht coupauy \.t. (ll). of houth “....Iu it- to preserve order III l..~s..ry:.mn.;l.nti.-s. tpphut ”111.10!-
Swans-It 1 l 1 hi Attorney (tray aimed to lune the I time to l"t'(ti\'t'l‘ tI'oIn. \‘orw '111' I» ”III I\ t. ,W '1 . I t I 211111 ‘1'. .\l. t . A. 111' lrentoa. her fornIerI . 1‘1 .. If
on, "m IImI'mg am games “it Irimnerdis'eh IrIzedluIc-uuu lllI'tVltlt'llI't'f 1111111111.: in South Kuwait; for 1111 I ' ' h '11 H. "H I ' ‘I m I""‘ ""h It “”III' I” "N“ I” 1"”) ”1"" hunlp “1.. 1'1 m.- :1 sociatiou sprain! “"" ‘“”
.1 bountiful ”apply 0‘80“! thiugtt "”"“- I! i ‘ I “'"I “-‘I""'I'"K I'm“ f"? ""1"-.‘ "'Ils' I” IVery IIs'I fill and :Ittrnctivcbovs demrt- I ' ' \V \‘\'l‘l' l)'\1:.m.| Nimwnflk 0' neat ap-
ad th' . . did not Him“ that lu- on 11111 the villi-(1‘ IIIonth 11: Is m'eatlyuuprotmlnit-1111111«It‘I 1'" .. l' _ l l ,. .. v. if ' from :1 mt In" room mm. d bv flight “III"IIIW I.” 1.1111111 ”I "I,“ German
111 e I tVl 11mg pasoonly too rapidly; Iaud “I“ ”I" 1”an "‘l‘l'li' mu“ w .‘.. IMNHIM .\ text of the h «ding Sll'lINHI“ .. .11 .III. - .qu IIrcI ..11.~\\t't‘. \I- III o Imp,” in the pawn". n room nf the Li- Iwom I” Imp“. “'1”; Al""' “upper“... janit-
. . . . . . . tbc - _.__-..fl.-___
Mrs. Steven; III a daughter of Mrs.W
.pcudiug for the place for someone else have been issued whic h 11: to given .1: I
li:'t and one \vo- '.‘I'.s;:llowe.11u'
i :nury building: 111:1k'111;.r a sort of "prun-
1 Rev.
S. 11. Watkins said it was a mat-i
.\\ iH).'.—|l1e
THE (an ill 1 null
Thomas F. Kippie. Formerly ottliteiii
IEALOIISY 3111111111: THE not!
eating her Into 11.. too :11qu Inn to low ; ;
After tiring a shot at her ‘
' .sumkiuga 11 wins etull
IIImIWaI-ren ofNurwulk. ‘ ‘ \Ilw-h tolllt'ntlt‘tnut'! ,. .. . I . I1. 1», 1.11.: {3.3: gm WI 11;.-
' ! .\ttI1rncvluIt-kwml thought the Ino- |itupetus to trade, and the llll'illlt'ss‘ ..IIt- I I" I" .Iding “M" "I ””III I ‘1“ WW“ i (”of 11p. and dcuth 'l'llt‘ apmdtllltlnl’ Hi 'I.‘ .ipi‘t' Lmlli‘Xonmll. 301w
.‘lohn .'.. Rings. the N (mil; dmggi. s't.,
tltl Ier cases \Vt‘it' ll .IrIlnIan llurc hard
i I. ~]tt‘t‘l t'..1' tin-1pm t ofthe upstairs room.
l M M U bell :Tinll .1 novel one and the grounds re- look seems better all along the line. H .\an W,“ “I“ II 'm .w In”. S. (I B -l h i l r t )m wr r . Icould not go on as it had been, and thati \V .\N' l'l' l) _I owe».ot'IIIoLItImng Sentinel
I _ _ _ 1 . .‘V l 1 V .. Ir \ t‘ 1‘ l( I 5
“I" 1'“ main map wrcIImrnI-d! ’markable. :Is' there was no basis for It. " . I. ' '» ' ' - -- ..-II~' n; . . n "‘I' l“ v ”(m' ) it was' now time to decide whether toI uttlv-Ilntc ..1 Mitten“ _; I,
t m“ bride shame 111 Baltimore Tl are .' llu ( 1111111 A hnupp I o. .111 I I .. 111,. .\lon'cll “I [W ‘2. _._ III-“1913.4 411.. ,I..- “I,“ 111ch not I", ”I luded from “I”.
h . ' ' , ; 'f l ' i'l'lt 11.1.1111 d the evidenceshowedthat the ..., Id orders I'm“, tho-Er salesmen I.“ the I." 'l'I .'. I. 1"” .... . 1 . I lune .1 buildin" .11 not. He tlumglItI II I. \\l\(i.‘1l|lltl\t.‘lllil eotubllslnnénhV o. A
day. They will 01mm to Thorwnlk to hwdcfendant < M "11d “uh Iruiltv ”I. H . l 1 . . '. l 1.1. ..ll. .. llltt.l1|ll I... plum. .1111- HI lllt III‘ In renditII.I 1'.. .III prr;ope but tlII burs' club I! "I w I} “Wm” the .~' JIM” w- I5 to K“? ( p. m“, nnd ‘I'I'M ...,mm of Strut I. 11111
ride: taking rooms "I It...‘ 3",“:de ‘ _ " " " : ' Ir“"‘I- NW NW mm“ "H. “""‘ ““I“ .to I'tllllIIlIllIli. III‘I‘I"~I lIst: Luther .\l:II'- I 1111111 I-- Itllll“ ipullv f'oI the burs who . WWW ""I”“' "f' I"”" 'I'r"H"“mN°rw“I
quoted the smtutes to prove his claim Inmdrv 1‘. ..."I as usual 14:1I‘I'rv l‘1~‘l\' . . I, . . ... . .. . . _ . . s'o: IuI plan; Ideally urine-Junior tiuI . t 01111 \‘u- r» spun :iolli IIIIIIuIIIu-etutltec itlzens'
Holt-l, “Th 1' hill 11 “I \-i1|.l“( h. “m M14]... , l .. I”. . - l .' I. .' . .'.I s.:::.. \ .I . IIIIIIIIIII ll‘..l\1'.. c. 1.... \I-itlzll 5 III. running in lII-cuusi tlIn room iI up. 11' I, IT‘ . l~..pthx..I-“I1ll. \lnrl‘mlk {null \icinity till“
" " 1' “'I‘ ' " ‘ '-' I .~' tape. 1 is I.vll.\ll':|lI't Ill (.1 I. IIII-uc .. 3l'oI'r'1I1'vI-Ii'rut . ,I . IIIIII. .- __I .t' I... I m i . -. 1 , - » _. \. ... ...; . .... ..m-so tea in o
. . . I . .. "~ "-I .. ‘ ' -‘I r :1! I-I‘ I: I bccous- III I? Wish to; . . .- . ..
M” I Pm” "ml "'1‘. "~ 5. TTII“'-'.~'11n'.I.' that 'l‘uhcv ..1' ::1|\' IIIII'I'lSI' Will “I" III. .\uu- II'icatI 11:1Itc1' :Is' t\is :11:-o hisl for 1.1 lint'll'K I'olo'. ' . un‘v \tit'v I H II I l [I “I I' . t. I’ “' 15" "IIII'MS' II former ”"I'I'I'IIII-V' _'II.I\.”"'.T~ i'i'id I‘I .llulIitulysnrini‘hiitiiiiirl. Tilt? 1111;):
. . ' ' . , .: 1.. : '.I:-: . :;1:I.I-.I._I I _ , .~'I. .... . . ~
11 dre \'t’ c iI ' l . :v " z . 'i- ' ' . . - .- . . . .. .' . 'llIoIIIzh. II. vas tune for all to net to 11".: iuthv- \I'W II-t styleotulmlnner ladies"
1'1 .8. \ Ir Ittlponts of III tron .1 p.. .11 lur :--Ih. ll~‘ spy-i111: .~'l\'lt silk-hm. llo‘m llnlu . .~ , o1. II. ”I thI chII'I. I ”.\' ... .‘-.o1'\'.;1;l. In I .\ In“. vcat'soarn the l't'lirt‘:1t'lli:lll\'t' of’ II . . . . .~’ . ”I“ own-.... 1:! W 4.... “MIMI-”wk;
llltI moprmguf 'hh ”apnea". “Inst I-IIIII, \llul'lll Iv III': Iv .Iou-Il the 111" '111111 Ills Ihas I... .Imnm Ir..." his “"1' b.1111 11'. . \- lI. "I Kw." I 1'1 Gun tocvpuuvc I. “mm In (I nuitti 111' It I‘ . ”I‘m “WWII"! -WtIr.1 and were .I anldIug anywm. ”III” intuoh' ”..'.... I'll‘ml: e11. Imam...
-. ' - v . "‘ ' . I” ' " " "' " "' “ '.'~" :,'. " ‘ . . .Is. . . ., l 1.11'1 I-oIet'.~t1uI ers'
. " 1 ' Is‘ ' . --.~ . . . t . .\. lllt 1.11 said IIIoIlt would be "”I’— 1'1"" "-'"" "
“1th Mrs. John H. hintpp. 'lhnmi 1_\ Iluiming that It \\ Is tiu tatI s' dut) MI ,2 still on tlII .- ....I mp] \\. M, W III-.1 ”I om “W I“; \I.111 .Imm. \.. .\m'wal" . I III 1' lllt 11 into on a spine I-ipfim. 1’31"" I'me I 1 ,.-..I'1~. tic . kid 121m. s. kidshoeszalsoteathers
afternoon.
lilt'nt (itiml til New York I’,lt_\'
.
«In- '
t .
gprove thc place 1111111 cns‘c Id.
IIiII‘ is' looking after the New 151121211111:
Judge “11be ll unth Is‘tood that the i n-I "I...
iu- -l;1w ”I! Henry I. 11"". "f Nnr‘vfllk'ffllfl' \vastindeI-Ilalul rendered his 3'11de I ’lhc \'olk llIt conipuuy In“; l‘lt'\"'l
“as married. “ cdnctwlay. to l-‘r;11u--I-,. i meat that Tobey “as guiltv
(lnlt’ux Ifulw'ell. of Brooklyn.
The Minutes Lena and Annie I'olc Ill
tlu-y \wr- not through and wantml to
.~‘ho\\n 21 be tth' line I'm IpI'IIIL and 1111' :1
. .'t. I
Mum" _v txrav ”d‘salcsarci';11'.1lu;1dot.l:1st y. :11'. .obc I't
\.’l'ritublc has I'' turned from his I";—
' At this quu' turc
(I: Is I. iI'ltl ...Imp.1::_\ dc lendant s‘ lnnllvlll
: to .\'li ikc out continued uuc \"t‘t k.
I DECLINED TO PLAY FOSS.
Mullins. at St. Louis. not Anxious to Meet the
Crack Amateur Billiardist.
'tlu pnI'Ippst of opening :1 room in It: with
:1 p. IiIl attendant
\\.Is'thcrcq11ircd amount but llIc sub
I-zcriptiou IuI\1II' I'e.1cI1ud that figure.
It the Inonm \t.I~11ot t'I'olluted. l’rnbablv
I; sltltII. Illltl be found :1:;1i11 tor thc pur-
l'!
I.
I
.
(luc thousand 111111111le
.‘tl'
"'IIIoII williugtogiI'c support to a Iqu
buildiu" than to the present sIII'IIIIIIIIl-
1 ings'. '
lr.1
t'olc ~.1iIl that
’ .uggcs'tt I.d
I
he had no .lXt' to
3 u'ind III the Iuatter,:1s might II. we been 1‘!) l.l'..'I‘
He explained how :1 build-I 12......" place
3Ivl.-. tl'I'Il .Illtl cu rt. -.l tieutlemen~ moments.
«111d n1 cIIltuuo III .111.l IIIIIsstIIl intluI best man-
.ur-I. I. ll'l '"l-ll‘ .I:l.\ 11110 if
I . ., -.. '-
TO LE'i'. A ..
Houst- \'.. . lnion l‘ark. one or
two in: nilies. all modern Imprmements
lIupIiI'oX'o. r». on door flit
I" rt. “'1‘"! .1 ”Han [nifty "I hit nds “L "I 11"" "“m‘ l‘"i'l""“' HI Mill (Ill ”1' “ IMHI ”I“ 'md “I 1"“ “If to l"'l‘(t1\l 1 iql‘ 'I‘h. 11. ".'\\ l ' :'Il real \'I stc I'rd i) If the "N" II “II“"II'I'I Impc rI'II‘ ”IINIIS (1111111 I illgmnh: lw lln lt‘lv t.(l if“ {till it??? 1:: I ’ “Q ll’illllir”‘ltllnlll‘l‘ltutIFP‘rhlng Hmwhsfllll‘
. . ‘ .1. ' ‘ I ' Ic III!) I 11 1c ~‘o Is‘ c it o t .. . '
lilnunst Thumluy m ht gnnttnt .111 t 11 motion “as not that I in" llllV‘t'lS at ”II. NI w Y (11".. unit I. 211; . ‘Int‘ut .t' I 11.1 llslw'tttll} \‘o. I
g I Attorney Lockwood held that it \I as I “ ashiinztou pl'th'. The H‘ll'l‘lll"lII‘l Im' ' "INH' I csstul out. «one of negotiations to I'“ “III“I' I I . giving the ladies a chance in the ilSSlXJl-l ‘ ‘ H l
SILK WEAVERS 0H STRIKE. The judge said that it 11.141 1.... 11 held N... i w ill be iIIs'ut-d Ft'bt'u: u." I” I‘ I bring tog: IItlu 1' III .1 public mutc l1 \\ ll.~‘tlll DAZED BY KEEFE S BLOWS .Ition. as well I” the men He “mm I1 I ”I‘lihl ,I—Ivrt‘lktpou .III-(IonIsgfelltllglpustggetbfit;
b.1t1nthtstasc he would admit otluII'I
tx'eet. l I'.oom~ house It 10110:; sift-reins
' l .‘.. N‘. ' \ ' ,t s .- \l
l l ”l ”-“M ‘1 "“- “Willi”: ’ The 50th Norwalk Rusitor Pummcls “an-”that stot 11111111111». uouldutetu tour pt
. - . , . .. ,. I, . l _ _ '
'“r'Nmuh'm ”pk" What is' pronounced bv maIIv who ”"I'Hlllil lllch'IIIuartcr vitus. 'I‘lIu 11111;..."I-lyu 31.11.1115 declined :11 the last I The meetingadjourned until Monday
will h'uc p'cntvot wc'tvcrs' here "-II.II- . . ' ' Ill . 11- 1' b l I . I':1:1;:c with telling: 1"'tlet I. lie thI ll tired, - m
' " ' " ' ’ Iwitncsscd 1t :Ls' IInc III the best amateul {“I " ”-”_ -“' I 1 111.11' I - Inunueut MI '1 standstill but contr'iscd lo~t1y in i l cbruary I" laul' l. room npattmeut. second floor. rear;
‘I'Iv‘v' . ‘ .- - - ‘ ‘I’ .. - k I ’1‘ 1c So “I Nor ulk llat t'oIII 1:11.} I .\III' llt'lll's‘ have been anxiou< I'oI' I.'c:II'I-' ' ' ' ‘ ' . . .' ‘ ‘I “'I‘I““‘~'I”“ "m‘I't ulndous ‘“ ““3”
1. [I Itoruanu s N't 11 111 ..o. .1 .11k. tin. std-1 . II \\ . l thc gzuul' by dodging and clinching POPULAR AMUSEMENTS ' room. h.1|l.~. lighted and cleaned; four room
., Gymnastics and Oysters. suit. was " 'l‘luII illl Spy. " which was" have issued for their leading still but t I” NI‘ llII‘r't‘ “V” H" ""‘."I""1 ““11"" l‘l- 1." I I” the eighth round KIM.“ “I“! In. ' III‘IIIIIllll‘IcI‘ItpfiIfliIIITIIItlIllt‘ldlg'llll\vtl:l~lll‘;lng%$;fililg‘lgtfi
V 'I I ' ' I I ' ‘ " ' " 'I ' a I ' l I II III 11:.1ttlt' and the t'uilIIrI of l . I I i .. -- ‘ .~. . ' I
4' IIIIII'II 'vrars a. mind attendant-II :II the l'“"" "I‘ ‘I I‘" II'.‘ I""" ”n“ ‘It ““5 I .‘ fm *1"""I‘.II_“ I‘mIm' N m h I H m I“ I n M in l ‘ . his man With both hands an'lI Jerry III-.111 .I.1n.l t1". \Iipl} OLD“ELLCIGAI§'I(_MI
I “ppm. (I‘lwihifinn in Knuth-"x H‘l“ “T'Illilll’II' last night. tl‘httl't' will be 4! III! Very sinking shape. and their t-usm-It11c projcc t has caused the kccnes't Ic- II pmwm‘nvd hint into '1 [I’m (1 ('Olltll . "l‘lu' .tbmc Ilunu‘tl mu" '1‘ drama w ”I I\ ”I I) t 1 mm Ap
, - . . , . . ‘b‘ . ‘. .. . .' I . ... v . 1 . r“ ' ' ' ‘ I l'It-Hlllllll 1""!111 lllll ill“ “.\9 '
last night. Professor Emcmmmf Brook- matinee this .'Itternoon. and another IIIIIIs .11. ”Hit no; 111111.111) oi 1111 III. I I.“- . 7 I tiou. “(“15 just I.I;111.I;:cd‘.o 1:1,! ”...; pics. mm] by the .\lestaycrnud Bell coIL-I , S m.- 1..t' HIs‘Tl'. 1‘. II I‘ l. ARK III QIIiIIIIIIIi
lI'II. LIIIVI" :: mmcrb exhibition on the rendering ' "I ”I" 1’1"." "'l"ll'ht- Th“ The Adams Brothers MIIIIIIt'Iu-tIII'iIII:i HORSE AND HARNESS STOLEN. {round but the duIs‘ioII of IIIIIN‘ w'cut Mm”. I" the )Icllonough last night to .1I"“'“"" ‘1-
Trouhle' In the New Water Street Factory 1111er m MN“...
1 N Is It N11 tllt‘ll‘lth tInInt. .. '.
3" Apprentice. W Illiam 1 “h. y “‘h put on the "I ""1 "I" "WM“: with “III'I'I'” “'I‘II ”MI. "w” Louis- \\ 11w ‘llI‘ lt"" ll'tlt'll bv pm. Wood. 0' San Francisco. ”.\Il l:('l:;:"l't‘t'll‘\j B' Ites' lllttll':llll: would' ‘l“lmi“ If WI“ ll “\APP 5“ “fist at???"
r .' ..' He sl:ItctltlI.ttl1c\\I~ sellinr .Is 1111 . '... .. , -. ;._ '. “ ' ‘ "" . .- I. . I... : '. 2 . pi. . ‘I' I. . - (.‘. . M... . .. .
H" MM" ‘ mm“ m ”'0 x"m"IkI :IgI-nt fut .\largIm-t not... nothing the I 511111.11 ”m“ "‘ '"m .111 ImIHH'd t.” ""II“ t'cs‘sIenuls as the strongest :IsztcnI' B. "iI ti" N." M ”mm I.” “h i t ( I...;;tl1etwc eon Iii-sooand $1. one to furnish I ’1‘” 1.111 ”'"'-‘“"‘ "‘" W'W'I F0" 1’0“"
Silk Mills. in Water sin-III. \vcnt on a 'Ippcalot her application fl“- ;I license. alltlIe s‘tvles'of the leading IIItaIlIIrs' as club. 111 how \ork. lust mght. tlIcTei Ian-“.1 517 ...I: 11mm mums. second floor,
strike yestr-ntayitflg'nlnnn :It :2 III-luck. Tin-littns't- “as sent l'oI and court 1111- soon .15 they appear.
..., loomed .11 I III-III}. until 'lzlrI o.lo.l.I.IHDPMWMIHI"“..II I.]...1;..II...' quk.
The trouble ts' said "1th her 11 cm
The Raymond A'. ( oms‘ttx'k company
'l'lu'ir
'l“llll'lfil'ri
:outh Norualk and Martin Mullins. of
billiat'tlisls in 1111' country.
(icoI'gel .\‘loss' II! was “111111;: to pay
i w: I.~‘ :I bout of (Ii ,:lIt rounds at l‘I'Ipounds. .
I111 'l“l‘t'll llan chte oI' houth .\III'walk
illlt gymnasium. but he said that should
be left to the ladies:
stw lass or'der water in.
I'IIoItIs' ~12: all in
first Inenue. l'ast \‘orw,alk $11.00. Apply to
\ iioouu 11:11. [III-ll
vw illl illt' t‘\ lt‘ llnt‘h lllt' lln'l‘tl in l. tlltllll ' illl' ‘ 4:. Vt‘l' flu)“ rhI llll‘ churches r ‘U I.}';'l‘.r—'['I|1I ('Iiinniifl jksitlflncfi,’ ND. 1'2“
apprentice Wm, w..." m “Wk 11.”... llll‘illIl“r'l”'“l lhe.1seol.lohu “”1"quIugIm'h.ridinghut. It.-, I l L jmul 11.111'y Woods. of .'an l"1.11u me I l l" “0' , L l-Zustnu-nue. .\llmpderuim rovemeuts.
' was .tls‘ Icontinucd until that how. . game I" ”l“ ”1.11 "‘“I' \Il‘IIII' I"”II‘”' 111 In iI'lIt 'tud “mph the forum 11' 1d. IIs‘hould help III the IIuIvetIIcnt. He [Imp ruminant JAMLs L. s EVEhu, 124
"""Hht' ”1'“ SII'lII‘I’Iv 3"“ “ll" “VI-"7 M John (‘ “Ilson .\' (‘o. Ell't' busy In.t‘u11ceI't l. where lvcs‘ and >1'lI:IchI"” ' " ' ‘ Ithouoht a Y. \I. \. Sundavasim- I"""“'“”" ”I"
ltlc'citlttl call. and his :~‘\l'i'.1I.:ilII:tf'l',:ll
"”"" 1“” I" termini: owning “HI' ' THE 5"“- SPY- It' '\".‘1'\' 111 part IIIIIIIt ot'tluIiI' lat'tot'v. 'l‘hcy I plavcd I last match. He also was'I l 1 if 1 Ipmtunt “2 :1 Hospital Sunday F'oI one ’1' x... no ’II'LII'W', utt'enue.thlorwlalkEl nix
. ' . - ,- .. , . , ' _.._,__.. . ' . . I. 11 i in gun» It 1112’11. y. 4' ... s t . . . e st II-It Ireo
‘l“m *- ”'3 I‘" ”Wm M“ II" “1' '1 If .- “moaned one ot the Best Amateur PcrIom_.illII<11': 111- the I ‘lIupin but .11 th.' 11' min I- \vIlllIII: to donate :1 Till.) p117... l'os's'I WW” '1‘ H: “I” ‘1 ‘h‘i “( rk :11 I] t H‘. i I“. w; Is ‘1 111.1111 to take some s'toc I11 in .1 pm“: I. I'll. iiinirii-loiiusfir rl‘EIUf'IIfi’k mint-en-
.- .,,., u'v' .— '. '. . ' . tutss‘utlt n) It s It ‘1- t . ,
the} u. It not washed the; e ould £1.11: , laces Ever Seen in Norwallt. “...”... at this month. showinv i".',um Iqu'kly consented to blur. but. NI Hm.“ I 1 Im“ building i. nt from \'..m',.:1. ..1- south Norwa 11. Apply
and rhcy did an.
I'I'II;:.~' and parallel imrmmdl'mt'tnssorllcy- {:1
Iir'ickaudmembers of his class. among
them being lI'I'IIuI: Smith. t ls't'arh‘qnircs'.
I puny
I tin-re was a fair
plav 2s give 11 11111111 1111' auspic es of (711111-‘
I) 1’.-111111 iltgiuu-nt. While
si/Id audic ace, in :It.~I
Icontpuuy are doinI.I Well with their "l'II~I
it'dualed” brand of stiff and soft hats,
and their .~'Itlcs'III-III are taking satisfac
I
g
The firm make for line I'c- I
i
Thieves Make Off With One at B. BurchardlsI‘
Best steeds.
I ' llI 111v
four rounds. 1.1111 plied histlettat 511:1 'It
to luck.
"The Merchant of Venice."
I "rind sized audience.
.‘ctlh'utly received and merited the lip-I
t
The plav was cI-I
Iplaus'c be -.~'towcd upon it. " ’l‘his‘is' \Ih.1t 1‘
to 1:. \.l. 1' ll MUDDY. 11111 Last .11e11ue.horwall.
dltt It
FOR SALE.
«I I-ltuue at Bell l:lt1nd 115 feet
lullv furnished 1113th
VIIIIMII)
\\:|li' I' {1' It.
.. .. . . ) .\ I ‘hpp spI- uks' upon "'l'lu'II
. . ' . . _ , . . i a I - pp.» 1t “"15 not \\'ll'tl it should . . , .. Ullt‘ III the lit-st llIIl'n't'h lll l. ”111‘? ll.ll(l .~‘ ' ‘ T I I...“ 1111th 3.,” hut.) the opportunity Inquim
.\Ithur .\Iustoorth. “Wk" "5"" “I innl‘m ‘ ‘ . tot) “rm”. t ll. 1;. \ l'lll otlIII articles \v'eIe . “‘ “'1'-“n ”I \cuuc "' III" \“"“‘I I‘m l “1““.ngWkufythpph “1].“ comesg 18.11.“:11-1111111'. l.e.Il lastatonudInsurance.
bert Taylor Charles Miller and t'har‘ " ll-m‘ I’W '-" 1111] trade. and have many custouu'l‘s' “ 'l 'I' 'I .ulu~. ' I I) I' 1 lion Fridu t‘\t‘ 11in.I Fcbm 'Iry I") Hoyt 5 ”W‘ImI’ 'lhurs‘d. 1y l‘rlduvnntl '“ “' "'l”l'ril‘m ‘I"'~"‘I ‘IV'I 1"
. .. -. I . . . . . II _ s'.‘ . . . . , _...___
\Vt‘lls‘. gau- an exhibition with varior; ML‘I‘HI'TI' l‘nrmr appeared “1 "‘Vi‘ll who look to them each season tor thcit “I'm“ Im‘" II“ II” " '" “II“"I I “h” I Irtaturday. February II. 7 and ‘I‘. “1th 5'11 —'l‘hut humming omi- (till he
different disguises as' the girl spy, and
some time last night. and :It pIes'tnt
1th.:1t Ho'mc‘lotk 'l‘hisis thu 1'1.~‘t lecturc
1.1.111 . '1112.
' - ' II' I " . ' - I '~ ~" ' ._ su 111v of reliable mods. . I “wpwm-mnW. s dust-11 Juflw‘lthl) by Insim: the Eclipse
appoint. s. .\ittrWJI’Il tin rt “III J .'.‘L . k ,. I'l .1 . 't 1 'i . . ‘t. ‘l' . . H ' I" . I"lllt'1t is 1101'. ‘llc I” the thief. in lllt" ( lab I I‘nion Course, and promises ' , ,' ‘ 2 I. I-lIe- k 11lll|~ll'lll',.'.[‘lil‘ sprim: close» tin; diplor
kl'l bill] Killlll‘ llt‘lW'l'P'll tram." t'fllllimll'd :. '0“ “I I (““11“ "I H d". ‘u l" 1‘ "“lu- 'le M l’uhnpr & (‘11. 3111‘ lllillilllg il 5“. i . l ' 'X ‘ ' --~-——'“ ' , . ”I” I“. "'1'" if I [INNL [hp .- hf't' k [lTF‘lC’ll S “3
' . \ ' l '- ' ' ' . ' ‘ 81-1 e1 11 'IttIIIII Its' 11' l\t‘ 1)l't‘\'11)ll~'lv teen to he one ot the most intc IIIs'tiIII... . i'ttl‘ L 11 Li II He hanics: . | slamming .\'IIld III 5.11m NOB“ ALE HARD-
ll" Frank WHIP“ Ml“ All)?" Till'l'“? Th" "‘lr' BN1 .111 “r “'h we" 1" three perioI‘ grade of bodies in the I'oIIle. 'md i I 1 t i t l l l " f 0 t1 1 ' i ! H IIIIlct. pIIIb'Ibly the n'os't widelv- . o 9 W I: ' 1" 11:1: (‘0 I-JSnutII Main street
.. . .' '— I' - . '- - . e I: i ..n I - v ' .. . -_ .. .. Illltlt e us ca uu's'cs' I' III; III IIII'II. . - . . . . . . _ _ . .......,_.
“.me “A," it.“ .1 mm ”9‘ 5;; p, I.‘..__111.11.1Lt1r~ TlI .l' 1111111 f tlu (ash an III-t-IIIII-masIIIgthen husIIuIss. | , I ,, 21.nowu “I. Shakespcre's creations im'i melu ‘0“11'1]. Iirdtr of l llllul Fm: .~'\l.l.. \ WWII M'H‘I WW: 5 mus
ifilqm'il'tl from (ompauy I). and was as I
Those prcrcnt afterward enjoyed a
'l‘lIcilo .\' Holmes started up on full
Endcaiorers Visit Westport.
.Shylot' k and the boely and wise Portia.
AIIIIIrican .\lcchunics. will observe next
obi: souutlaud .Ill rifiht; registered and
. - . - ~ll|lltl.'lltl br:ml wit 'Ilittl\c umdling can trnta.
' ' ‘ " I I 'II"“"‘: I ' - - . . . . ‘ IIII'sdav lll Iht the twcutvlhtrd anuI- . .
h) m 1' euppti. I TIIIII \leriton \l'1\"~.'t'31t11lI-II ftqu "" \II’II'I‘I-v' ”w “H" "’"I “r" 15" .\ndI'IIw \'. llt'illll, clIIIII'IouII ot the I Therefore everyone III Mr. t I'mP "N '1' n -f “Limfimfim \ 1111. ”m.” Ii‘l'liiom'. “KHIIIVMAtIIIIl'Il Ii'iuhnddlI-(vliitl dliiii
. . .1 . .1I_- . . .‘ , . : . _ . . . ‘ _ .‘ . ‘3 « _ .' .1 . . . I .
Will Make Good lh‘ Shortage M l’rimte l". I’I'I'otlu I'ton IlII’I'II' “(MI ""I""" M" r1I"“'I‘ ”“1"": lookout common «I oi the \orwalk I audIcIu't prouuses' to be on pretty tamIl- H r“ U I‘ ani. i lmluml Iv. t to land lut aim of
Tit-I surety company which furni~lz Itl ( 'lIarlI :1 .\lt'ritm‘ thc‘ 111ml brother
I ”‘ "I“ “ "'I “‘1‘-“‘1 the \v' 1v customers Icc eich lIiIII 11111 'It 1 , - ,, ' .. I“ expcttcd '0 ll“ P1 P“ "l- . -_ . »- ....
. ' . . ' ._ I I I III III her. of the ‘I out): I'm Ile .~' . :Iluav. lll:l"llt'Tlt', ins; lll'lll". so I (hint . _ . .
1.- ”ill II" R‘MH'Ubu‘fmd' ”I. Wilma Edward .\lerItoII. thI (‘oufcderutc ‘ l . . 1 . .1 . ..I . ' l: . . l : _ . . . . . I " _' . _ ‘ I F Lg 1(Iillllt'll has about onehnndrI-d IncmbtrtI (”II 's_\‘l.l..~ I. -" I[mkillyilniflwiim [:5
“I "1"” 'I'L'W” h' 'I‘ “'1'“th "' "I? the ‘4‘”. brItlu r 11mm 11 tile l"'\\ 1rd Is' (‘ol I “9 111.111} mm" "m m“ ‘I H I m” n ' "l WNW“ I‘JNII‘HV“ NN'II‘NI‘I‘ "f ”I" I lInt here we nave the other 11111 of ”In: ill 1 I ll '1 dt 1th 111 tlu ' ini‘t‘ [In ”'L‘ I'iiliigiloirttllioiiti'ih: Ill-31)
' i I I ' ‘ ‘ i ' ‘I . ' . ... . '- - I . I . . ‘ - . . ant tert- I.1~ newer Ice . '2 Hing“ t .. 1m .... I -
tin- «lung: ..g. of {blow to thg Adams I»: x. '1 hum ."f (”in :It.1nI' .~' stat} ‘ KIWI“!!! l-l-‘l hid-‘0“ -‘ .'-"""l‘-\ ' Ihouth honvalk llaptIs't and 1.\oI'wulk ' elec tI'Ic battery re ady to in' put in pl. 15'. Ico'nut 11 This" 1‘ bt licu‘tl to be m.- 0111" “11.1 I " I'I' """II' “"I“ "t'l'et' Math/Nor-
prcr.» company but 11.1w untitled Mr] Lit-m ..l \\'_P.51||tl|ll:l”"- \V.B.Hub1wll seems tolum- plum gaud South Nomalk t'1115:1'tur_.ttiottalIaud without this the most couviuciugI ' ' ' ' “-I'k 1'an .-----
tlhustcad that they will sue him t’n,r'
criminal carelessuees Mr.
has decided to fight it out. and has plat' -
III]
\\ (11' 1'11 r. (If Nor“; :llt'
Enterprising Advertiser;—
"In" ' II“ ( 'IIlI'Iu- l Stank-v. chief ot statl'. 1.
his case in the hands of L'III'yI-r “an; llnurcbctkct.
V dc.
Tom Markham, c hit 1' of sic outs'
(orp.ll.\l.l’e1'1'v.
S A.
I’ritate F.1'I Brotherton
Nth. corporal.
. h. . .
Private Theo. llacusslcr.
a coutmbund.
l"I'i\utI'.l. Moore.
his eastern trip. \\ Is. lllllt‘ l1 pleased with
He makes I'c 1i: Ible
1.11s in "the rough.
I
it 11 business on hand.
l‘
iI‘
I Hovt & \Volthuus'cu
:It'I' lllt' I'c: Wing:
’("111istian 1'. 11111 AM" I niou .'I.coI.Ip:IIIicd
II-ImI-pht-Ekmut to \\I'.~‘lpo1'.t last night.
and attended the pray'el meeting of the I‘I
IY J’. H‘ I' III. conucclcd with the
(‘tlll- :
1111' terms “lill his theme. MI'. (,‘lnpp in
I s'pt\1kI-r may be :It .1 dis: Idv amaze.
George R. Nash Acquitted
I [II the I ‘ourt of (‘qutuIIu l’lcas'.
l . I
their business, c.1111 scas'. III adding new Klt‘K'lll’m' ll ""IIth "I, t.1.1t 1‘14”- “1“ 'terduv. in ”I, cascnt' State vs “come
leus'tomers' who .nc \vcll plc to 11 \IithII'“ “Hi-3 1"“le I‘ I III" "“"Img '"HI ”(I R \- I<lI for the support of .1 (lllltl born the released of 'l‘houms' H. ilollorau. '
ItlIIIiI' bodies In the rough
Walhizcr A llrcch' :IIc
.‘lllllt It and
“How
" ‘.'\t I'. "1' ate by
wire s‘r‘t's 1111' III 1111'-
I“ by re .\houl: I'i I'stiiy
I ll"? court
to .\Irucs ‘Iills'. of “IIs'fIml't
Itlt‘t ided that Nash was not guilty. and
\A'H‘I
Iof numbers from the Bn‘dgclxut 11111111 11
Linc I 1111
Icou'ncil in existence with a like record.
I _ Halloran Released. "
t‘hief of Police Bradley received :1 let-
I it r in mt Boston. this new lllllg,“ Is'kinI; f: 1r
uho was held for robbing: W ll t‘onk‘.
II. Breton. The letter stated that the
1-l.'\\'l\' tiltl' IIIIM. t‘muluny Sold orwant.
I'lll-Il' jlltl
11H lIIt'lll Iottm'e on Glenwmulmenuo
.' T'I-l «air 'vIIIII Ipmol IIIIeIIs'v terms. 1111111er
of .~‘ II. .~‘ltl' I \Hltl') 1:1 Ilro've street. South
Kuraalk. Why
FOR SALE OR 161.51%
\'l 1.1 l'. \\1 Th 11““. t‘ottIIg-I. Grooms. at
l1II\\:I_\lI‘ll. Ilt‘all tin-station. $7 pet-month.
I’I \Iill se Ill meld tll‘lH“ paIIIuIntof ~10 permunth
In“ Il‘l [out iIII~1I1lIIIllso':Illtl lIll h"\ I“) “‘9'.
ll ll l’l:11'.~tIIrl.xurItmnI'~I~' :1 I hurt 'I' If V 1 , I""'l“"" II" "” pun Ian-gm. tor ... -I.- pound-I rum" IIIIIIII'. utlr;
,— e1. lIltou. I':1pt.1i11I' .~‘. A. ‘ ‘ tlu Nomalk 11111" I“... \I». lleath wt i‘ll . . . . .l . , .. . .. ll 11. I.‘.t\ tl.\ HILI I.A.'l
l'll' " " I” m' dml“ I" " 1m "1 “ h" 1"" ""‘ l’rnatc ‘I- \V. Ll'lli‘h- i'“ ton "t I “4 \IirI‘I‘ I?" hm} “‘1 infill I Iprob: Ibly lll' tlu' mi 111 grunt-Ins toIi. it the I “mldl .Ill “'31 “M to lb; platltifff .‘..llI‘i ”mm It “"1" 11.111 I“ 11 11 plc ”Hid. xiihliI\\yi \.';Ylli' Illultmlllniwnthl‘ l:tinu;a‘11IIlIIt‘I.1I‘IIr
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thc desimblenesu of the goods often-d, “I“ “53mm” ‘I WSIIEJI‘AEEQI F ()crttl I The (/‘(Iflius .e ]".IiIb.111k-. still but I ' Ijud'rmeut The plaintiff. in her teIaI- \ fretght tram broke 111 tuo las't M J§EE LLAN EOUS
made 11v ““1 Quinta: Knapp (I_., WIIII "Futile Who Livcin Glass Houses.‘ cl: 111 my accused the defendant of crimi—Iuight. at Port Chester. and .1 pair If
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crrc ' ‘l the ills of childhood youth and The tableau at the .~'...I of eueh IIctI ’ Iot‘ I'iteot‘ baptism yesterday. The mov know of the apprmu'hiug event until the tracks until I 1.11.1821: ; alt mornmi.t
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old age. Read his prior list in tmlay’stm unusually 1' :tut-iful. The [Phil tltlur t1 2% It'lmgk'ttmtu'rplll: .'....” on was tic
Sentinel. i hanuouic orehes'I n1 furnished music. or on g 1 7/
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Iloucot renmnuble prices. Apply at 1111:
Alain street. \oI'w.11 k. tilt!
('I.t‘.~tt111.~1ou.dways has .1 manplete Bugle-LL v.5. A..
lim- of up—ttHlate medicines that «'11
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ml 11" \Vllltll'ltll. It Cottage menue.
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I able sale. Note his .111. on thinl page. I inhupc sonmtintes. .—- tuimttc. Itimouv was equally absurd
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