u
.‘Gottfried Barthel of Haviland art-cw
, with a short talk on
owl
twentydour hours.
' country.
’ to the mother, and did 80 in a lllolét
ill.
. _ 7:
“It may or A no no u?
TEllSEM tinnitus.
on» Account: W Current a...“
(tailored From the "We“ m Bye-y:
of m "(wind “levelled! Cilia.
Bishop Tierney, of'Hartford. was in]
Norwallt Mommy.“ ..
Mrti. H. M. Hoyt..of Weatport avenue, .
entertained friend: at her htune, Mm»:
day momma—W
Mrs. C. F. Boutwcll. of Quintard ave~ .
one, is vieiting her brother. Rev. A. L..
Hubbard, in Unionvillc. “
Three teachers in the public achoolo of
New Haven, viaited the South Norwulk .
schools, Monday. .
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Yacht club will be held at the Muhack- i
u
can) hotel. Saturday evening, Febmary l
. . . i
Today‘being the anuuncmtiou of the:
blessed Virgin Mary, services were hcld ;
at SLI’uul's church at 7:30 and 10:30;
a. m. *
Miss Eloise Nichols. who has been:
visiting hercousin, Miss Alice G. Lay-
ton. returned thinwcck to her home in
Orange. N. .1.
Mrs. James Lawrence Btevens and”
daughter Eunice, of Ernst avenue, lift
Norwalk yesterday for a two mouths‘:
stay in New York city.
Mrs. Margaret McDonald, who has
been a guest of Mrs. W. C. (lilacs, of
Berkeley strcet, the past few weeks, rc-
turncd to her home in Philadelphia,
yesterday.
Miunchaha Division. No. 15. Sons of 3
Tcxnperanoe. will hold its regular nut-t-
ing tonight, and all members are. mom
to be present, as business of importanco
will be transacted.
John J. Warren, proprietor of tin
Old Well Hand Laundry, is having
numerous changes made in the arrangv
ments of the office, in Washington
street, greatly improving the amcaranct
of the office.
The thirteenth annual convcut‘on o'
the Woman‘s Relief Corps. dt‘pm‘tmen
of Connecticut. will be held in Moridc-
today and Thursday. Tho dcpartmcn
president, Mrs. Florence L. Hayden, o‘ f
Meridian, will preside. ‘
[At a social gathering at the resident v
of Mrs. M. ii. Mitchell, in \Vcwt strcci
last night, whist was indulged in. Th
highest scores were made byMiss Mar;
E. Smith and James H. Mitchell. am
the consolation score by E. H. Fox.
The Sentinel received. yesterday. a ‘
fine wild goose. which was shot by ll. ll.
Mathewson last Saturday on the coast m -
Virginia. Mr. Mathewson is havin; -
fine sport and has reincmbcrcd several of
his friends here in a like manner.
i
0
Miss Augusta Sophia Quitmanulaugh l
for of Mr. and Mrs. Loui< W. Quitmar
of Bouton street, will be married t
Thursday. March Illth. at. S o'clock
They will reside in the groom‘s new ant’
cosy residence in Lowe strt‘t‘t.
Observer Myers, of the New Havct '
weather bureau. say: that the prospect
are for fair. settled weather for st-vcra
days. The mercury will fall from fifteen
to eighteen dcgrciu within the ncx
Attnosplicric dis-3.
turbanccu are rcportcd tln'oughont tln
- Atthc People’s Institute. this cvcn
iug. there will be an informal meeting;
"Bravery." thl
singing of one or two solos and clan-two;
prayer and the reading of a story of war
times. The meeting will begun at 7:30
and will be. followed by games and ;
atrial hour. .
James 0895' died at tho Dunbar}
hospital Sunday morning. of apoylexy
He had some difficulty Saturday nigh
with his brother-in-law. John Ratch
ford, and was arrested, and an inqucs
was deemed advisable. it rcsultcu
however, in ’showiug that (l‘iiny diet
from natural causes.
The South Norwalk Baptist church
will have a mite-box opening at. tlu
Thursday eveningpmycr. meeting. Al.
fou‘ignmission boxes, including thus:
taken at the time Miss Bounell address
ed the meeting. rhould be returned.
Miss Alway. president of the MiSsion-
ary Training school. and a former mis-
sioner. will speak on the work.
Conductor P. J. Martin, of the Nor-
walk Tramway company. has been 1 rc
sentcd by Mrs. Anna Mumford. with a
a wry valuable solid gold watch chain,
which belonged to her son, “liver, who
was killed by falling from a car in Row-
aytou. Mr. Martin was delegated to
break the news of Mr. Mumfirds death
thoughtful and considcmtc manner.
f Children Cry for
.~..'£r:'?astorla.
an Cry for
‘ ‘ ‘ , “flan
.4,
: her.
(:th issue
The Message of the President
to Venezuela} Congress.
Bevin" of the Que-lion. Which lion
' no.1. the Little Republic 3 Center on
tum-mm The mm or the Country,
Sympathy For (tuba.
(‘.\lt.\t';\.~‘, Fob. slim—1h Francisco C’ao
tlllo. minister of the interior, read to Hit
Venezuelan torturous tho tutwungoof l’t'cal
dent (Yruapo. Tho cablnct was printout.
f but the president did not attend the sen-
‘ fill)“.
The message began with u rcfercncu it:
tho rcmluttou which began lard. Sevens»
It “an a revolt without flag or mo~
tivc, tbc caccutivo declared. it was whol»
ly insplrcd by the reckless and unlawful
ambition of men eager for powcr at. any
cuvt. It was chcckcd only by tho cut-rm-
of the government, which had prepared
for ctmrgmwica of that nature. Tbcchlcfn
oi the rebellion had all been upprclu-ndcd,
with the exception of those who had fled
to foreign countries. or them plotter-l who
had never been bravo enough to venture
3 within reach of the pmvcr of the republic.
Many had been rolemacd already. .
The memvgo said that in all tlmca ot
dlsturlnmcc. and especially in the face of
foreign dilliculty. the citizens of the cunt»
try slittllltl tie with ouch other in their ex-
; blbltlun of pnll‘lnll.~tlt. ’l'lm cnmllment of
the national guard had shown that \‘clr
crucla could count upon an army of ‘ittllw
(mo men. While there was not millicicnt
imouny in the national treasury to buy
' largo crulecrvtho nation (mold nppt'oprialu
funds for the pun-fume of rapid torpcdo
boat» for the protection of thc coast.
Rufrrfll‘e tn the Boundary Dispute,
The lllt'sfillflll referred to the boundary:
dispute with Great. llritnln. with particu-
lar rcgnrd'totbc nttltudo of the United
States. Gratitude. the provident said. way:
doc to that country abovo all. for the rcu
son that it bad intcrfcl‘cd and bad bccomc. .
a poivcrfnl ally of \'t'nl".'uoh| when it
found that tho illit'grlty of an \mcrlcan
illlanllS :travcly mcmccd. \‘cnc‘ruoln's
. rights would ho [wan-ably maintained. the:
prvs‘ltlt‘lli (ha-lurid. if the advice of the
l'tiltctl States should be followed.
This portion of the mcssauo conclndcd
.vlth tbo emphatic Ilct'lul'ltlinli that \‘cnc
. zucla‘s debt to thc country of \‘l‘ashlnnton
could not he crlimutcd and with lllnflllt'i
comuu-mlaliou for the part taken by Mr.
Thomas. tho l'nitcd Slates mlulstcr.
The pics-zillion. said that the lame Mum
due the English and (lcrmlm railway con-
“lructors would be guarantoml by the gov- 3
'«rnmcnt.
ln rcaard to the (‘uban tlllt'cllfln. l'rcai-
lcnt L‘rospo ~ald that thc hll‘lluglt) of the
evolutionists in the island bad naturally
aroused the sympathies of all free Amcrl ,
on status. ' Tho dcmtmdrt of the law: o.”
neutrality would, bowovcr, prevent. pov-
crnmcnt action.
The rclatlons of Venezuela with all
. w'mith American republics, Provident Crcs"
go said, were friendly.
sir (‘lemrnt' Mnrkhnm'a Courtesy.
\\'.\.~'ttl\'t;'rov, Fcb. fill—Tho Vcncmclnn
'mundary (‘lllllfllliFitlll has rcccivcd tlu-ouuh
l'llr. Tclmnc a letter inclusion now from.
4r Clement. Markham. prmldcnt. of thc.
lritiah lloynl (iwogvtipbiml soc-i. ty, offer
of: to furnish tho American commiwici‘.
vith all the charts and lnforumtiou in lip
)tlszvssion touching the location of thc
the boundary lll'th‘t‘l‘l d'oticmclu and
lritlah Huimm. A reply has bcnn lllllllt
othia oil'or expressing: the gratitude of
be commission for tho tcndct‘ and Mating
but it will be held undcr coti.~'lllcrutlon,l
it tho expoctntion'tlmt the case which the ,
British government has prconiscd to sub
nit will contuin all information that is in
‘ :ihc pclsmsnlon of the society and no rcndet
t unncccseary to tax it at this time by on:
tcccptancc of this offer
The lirllidlt [use In Ready.
l.0‘-'l‘0\’. hell. :3“. ——’l‘hc \Vcsttninfitm
iazcttc say; that a dummy copy of the
. Britt-b um in tho \'cnc/.ulc.'m dleputc.
'ircpat'od liyb’ir Frederick Pollock. pro—
cumr of juriqirudcncc at Oxford uulvcrr ;
. :it'y. l.-' rcady for sulmlpsinn to tho liolm‘.
if munitions. but that tho documcnt will
not Inc l~x~ttcd until next \vcck. it; its rc
‘.'i.~'ion.wl|l occupy mmc days. Thu lilucfit .
aiya that Sir l~‘:~cdcrick l’nllcok's Ititlllll-.
cript. lllll a bot attach any importance to,
:tlzc rc-nlt of thc luv-tin” mm lip,
.he retention of tho Slunnbnrgk lino.
i‘llly “ct-«mic n .‘lnllli.
23m Your; Feb. tad—ll is l'cpol'lt'tl that
lion. “Tallourkc (‘ockmn intcuds leaving
his busy ht't‘lllill‘ “to and dcvutliu’: his cit-3
*t'gics to the Catholic. church. it is said 1'
that the losv of his will: at tlu- hour of his.
)olillcal triumph has so saddened him?
{but he contemplates applying to n .lcsnil'
:cminary for admission as a lllllllflallfl no-
yitlutc 'l‘his‘ report has been given color by
the fact that after tbodcath of his wlfo. 1.»
months can, ho had hit gold and FllW‘l'
alute mcllcd and that into Htlt't‘tltl vessels,
which he pfiwcntcd as a memorial to St.
Francis Xavicr's church, this: city. The
ll'tlltll', Htatcsnmn and lawyer docs not, do
my the report. Neither does he afllrm it. ‘
Married at Gonna-man of Leisure.
Suwomx. Pd. Feb. ltd—Mrs. Annlt
Hayes. a brido of ten days,‘lms brought-
am for divorce, having learned that hct}
husband. Edward W. llayce. iv a burglar. ‘
Hayes and (‘lrlrcneo Ludwich were nrrcsb
id on three charges of burglary at lllltt-n }
tllil arc now in pri~:un. The bride. win.
was formerly Annie Zciglcr of Trevortnn,
:ays shc hcll'ci'cd her husband to be a gen:
.lcmnn of lclvnrc.
_ Mrs. liuuu Sentenced.
Aluminum. N. Y. Feb. 2l$.-.lustict .
Stovcr sentenced Mrs. Florence Y. liuunl
to Auburn prison fol-life for the murdoi ‘)
if Charlts‘Landry in'Amsterdnm. )lrs.;
llnun displayed no. emotion when being.
sentenced. She ‘ believes she husalreudyl
lmcn punished enough. and that. in time‘.
she will be pardoned from prison.
Gunter scu- Yong!!!"-
A LBASY, Feb. Blip—Tho“ greater New,
York bill was reported favorably in both
branches of thc lcgislatm'o and made tho.
:pocial order .‘or Tuesday next. in the ccu- ’
lie and for Wednesday in the assembly. f
Flushing. Jamaica and llcmpstcad, under
the latest thision. arc included, in the
greater New York.
St. Paul Again All Right.
Nont'otu. Feb. :tl.-~Tho Ft. Paul left
the drydock at “New mrt New: in first.
‘ l
class shape. The delay in sending her ,
out has been oocasioncd by more extensive ,
repair: than was at. first expected.
Premier De Bur-let new». ‘
‘ lilll
l llt.‘ Lot lccausc the bill (“-l tot bu passed
Q without it. but. to give m u“ ltcpublicans
whoop tlullnlllllt‘lll" are vnlm thclbill :i
i this city, \Vcc~
l Wannxmox,
.5.
Maseru-mole: c. D. 3088
CENSURINGM’BAYARD.
The Buolnttnnl submitted by "In "on"
('olmnltten on Foreign Allin.
Witsltlx‘u't‘ov, Feb. ‘3tl.-('tialrluan llttt
of tho foreign utialrumuuulttco hag re-
ported tn the hour») the prcnml-lonnd ream
lutlonn agrccd on by the foreign affair»
committee. cenmrlnu l'Iml‘aévutlut‘ llayurd
for portlcm of sporcbow h.» dcllvcretlal
"Edinburgh and limtna. .‘\crI-mpnnyio;;
the prumnblo and rcsoluilmm ill a brief rc-
pnrt. which ‘eeta forth that Mr. Bayard
did make the Flit‘m‘lles containing the im-
turcs nllcucd to be obiuctlcuablc and say-
ing that no action had lucu fallen by thv
govermuent thermal. The prcamblc con
lllllll’l tl‘o cxlmcta of the spnvclws which
l brought forth tbc rcmlutions on the sub-
2 jcct in the boom. and they are followed
5 by the following rmllntlou. vtcommcndcd
iby the committcc:
Rowlvcd. That. it iv the .«cnsc of tho
{ house of I'VPTt‘S"llflllt\’t‘-‘ that Thomas t“.
liayard. cull Mandol- of thc l'nitcd than“:
:lo tircut llrltalu. in publicly using the
- language allow l'llnlt‘tl. lbw tmnmlttcd an
loll-1pm aualnat diplomatic propricty and
fan abuse of the priillwztK of his cxaltcd
t position. which should makc him the rep
‘ rcn‘cmatlvc of the wlmlc country and not
inf any political party. rim-b nttcranuw
‘ lll‘l'\\’ittlil_\' inconsiutcnt with lllfll prudctzt,
l delicate and vorupulotcn ,rmcrw which be
‘ himstlf. while M'ctctal'y of .h‘lllll‘. rnwilml
upon all diplomatic ugcuh. of tho l'nltul
-. Suitcs. In on" -pccch ho otl'cmh a great.
Ivmly of his month-nun who Lellow in
the policy of prtucl lion. In inc utlzcr he
oll'cmla all ll‘i t-tmulrvmcn. who llcllm'e
that Anwricuns arc c,:p:drlc uf ~clt govcrn-
:mnnt. ’l‘bcrcfnrc. no lhc timmdiutcrclr
‘ rcscntmlvcv of tho Ann ricau pct-pic. and
in tllclr mum. \vo cumlcum and ccnxuru
'snld irtlcrancm of Thomas llziynrd.
llt'rf‘l‘f'll further. Tl‘ft’. in tlw opinion
of tho hmlsc of rcpt-l ~cnlnln'ca. public
opcuchcs, by our d.p‘.omntlc or cun-nnr of-
llccn abroad which ill‘plav partimnshlp
or which coudcmu any political party or
party policy or organization of citizens in
; tbc l'nitcd fitsilm arc in drrclit‘tion of tho
duty of much olliccta. impair their twofol-
Ilew a~ public norm-m. aml tImzlnl-‘li tho
conlldcm-o which tbcy slwuld alwayw irony
mum! at boym- and abroad. .
.\ minority rt'pnrf containing tho views
. of the members of tlic cuiumlltcn oppovcd
‘ to the rcwlution will. it is cxpuvtcd. and
he prim-tiled.
BRIDGE COLLAPSED.
, A Government Structure (her «in» “full.-
‘ nlplti How; Ilnlt‘vll.
ll.\\'l‘\l'nt 1'. l:i., l‘ch.‘ ”ill ——-'l‘ho mow-
mcnt of lcc in lim .‘il.‘-.Hh.!"ll carried out
lH-ll’cctof thc draxvpuu of ilmgovcrn-
uncut ‘llrltlgc. wldtl. was anpp-lrtcd by trc-t-
llc work while undcryoiug repairs. ’l‘hc
hridgevm: a lica‘.‘ydunlzlc dccltcr'. nml
by ll.H l'blcago. lit-cl. island and l'wilic
- railway. .
1! Win, flnldlcd I” l“? .‘ md waa tbc first
hrldgc which thc nun tomcat built in co
operation with a radio ad cmupaw. Flat
Rock l~lnml railroad wifl be ltlch‘tn-
it‘lli‘l'll. though ll I'utl bundle l'ttslltn'n's
via llurlingtun and (‘linto'i
The ion can‘vcd by tho ruling-«c of tho
ivridgu iw SWAIN”. .\ nut-dish\vot‘lnnnn
wu“ seriously lnjnrc l.
DUNRAVEN WlLL RESIGN.‘
The lri~li Earl \'\'ill be! llnl lcf'nrc "I:
,h l‘ut (Int.
lmVim\. l-‘cln. ‘3IS,—-llcl'urc lcmi: ! Tor
ill-i lrlsh l'ullllii'f wot Lord lltlllrnvca mid
hc \m-z .~urpri~cdibal llli ll'iil'l‘sltl M- are.
l’llcllh Mill iiihw lisitl Ill»! )1: lvt-cll [lllll-
liahcd. owing to :bc tact that tb‘c rluolu-
tiun. in cu; l: ll‘lllh :n llz.'.l lropowd ll“;
('upfuin halyard. loztl in-cu [vlaccd upon
the f‘l't'til‘tix' nf' llu‘ ch York Ym‘ld club.
Iio will in any cycut r-wlizu. wlmicvcr
it is mad
his l‘u‘lullltllnlf inn :ilrc-niy by: 1'. {ot'wurdcd
. to tt.c .\cw .l'orl.‘ Yacht l'illi‘.
\Inrt-nln-IN Iih-t‘f (llflrcru.
Jaguar»? \. .\. i , li‘ob. - -~'l‘lu.=cmnp
of tho Knight; of tho Mama “5 clm-‘ud SH
I‘tlllYl‘llllIllll,til‘t'l1}‘lllt‘t‘llt'llnllnf t‘a- fol~
lowing «.lll‘icuxw: (ltcat cumulumlcl‘ .l. ll.
McDonnell. llul’t‘alo; urcat
conunundcr. .l. H. lll‘\‘-'l“\'. ifulm. ntcal
record icocpt'r, ti, .l, Supt-l. ;_:‘Tv'.'.’ illillllt't
kccpur...'\'.. lirllt-h. llnrucliaullc; (.zl'i'ui.
mcdical cxaminct. l". I”. lidmistcr. llrook-
lyn‘. great chaplain. .l. .‘
-l.: lint-“ct. liillll'
"calm": grout wrumnt. John 0. .loliiintvti.’
. -lilllll'nltl\\'ll', urcgit ltlllnlt‘l'lii arms. 1‘}. ll.
liutu. liulldlo
To (poem on flu‘ linimw Hill.
Alll\"\\'. l-‘cb. '.’|i.—'l'lw llcpublicnns in
both lirant'llw of flu‘ li‘gisldlllru will call.
cus upon thc llainc~ cXt-ivc tax bill. The
l‘li'publican senatorial caucus will proba-
bly be. hold ncxt‘ Monday night and lb"
‘ hereinbly \vbcn the acnalc hm lltlfinflll the
'l'hc rcnsoun‘ fort-mans are saidto
chancc to mako fillllli‘ exciuc for their in»
: vorablo action.
Two Hundred Killed _ . n’ leplmum.
Ltwllti‘l, l’cb EAL—A tll>patcli to The
Time; from $haoghai says [but the thul
troops at liiunpyin. ‘37» miivs from :rhann
has}, have m ltiuicvl. liy tho cxplmion of
the main pnwdcr magarinc at that point .
2m pcrmm were 1:11ch or"! many wound.
cd. Linc captain lansbccn killed by the
truups'. and tho. general inc; liizcn made a
prisoner and is awaiting death. The for»
"'35" l'lctruwntru Hf lilo, irnulu’ arc FHlI'dillll
nrc bring protcctcd by the llunan troops.
,ltbtalnml Goods l'pon Fnlnc l'rctcuncn.
l.\":\’, Maw” Fell. ilk—E. ti. .‘lll~'~’l’\'t‘,
Genny! ll, ’l'uttlc. and i’rcd l'. Aliovxard,
i who urn alloucdfito have immprlscd the dc-
fum-t l-lavb-rn Haw cotslpauy, formerly of
tavh brl-l audit-Hill! bonds
for tho grand july for alleged frmtllulcut
practiv‘tw it; dill-Willing goods: and credit, for
the firm“,
Dvuthhi! Dr. Townsend.
Fob. it} ._ Dr. $5!an
Townsend. tax“ it 5mm health editor of
Bureau, Feb. 26,—.1‘11. premier and " the district and during the late war a
miniature! foreign affairs, J.‘de Bidet.
but reduced.
{member of Beneranmh‘nm'e cuff die?
hue. . _
””1"
t
”I “will! that arc pure. strong
.J'Vln i, it action. has
‘whlch it "the find son «at» lain Hewitt all " and hat for 3: 32m.
Over 3.000.000 pounde sold in the put year tentlty to Mir popularity.
W
lieutenant-
and
teuulwtl ll ,
It 80". Now Lonnomqqm.
r9
WAGONS!
Now Ind lacuna-Hand.
enemas. ‘
PHAETONS,
CARRIABES,
CANNES.
SPINDLES, m5
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY TILLY.§
> ,“qu73'h ‘ ‘ .
cplfil‘tiflo‘a a ’9
’ .o'ufiiwuisiéz'. .
"iu
a
Beware of Fraud
Wr‘shburn-Crmby's Super-
lutive Brand is the greatest
complinwnt that has
been paid to this famous
Flour.
imitators
may copy the
Crosby’s Supmlalivc is the
best in the world.
Roberts, Tuckeri
& Goodwin.
Office 500 Main Street.
Hartford, Conn.
Agents for Coma‘wticut.
ll. ll. Wavchoimc. ll". (‘ounucrv-c .~ll‘o'l‘f
Dr. F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DENTIST!
A2 Wnuhlnflon Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Teeth Filled .
and Extracted
Without Pain!
Artillclti] Tooth with and Without mum by ‘
tho- lutmt lmprmtul lncltpulfi.
All n-pcrnliulw I‘t"l'lill'lillg to modern Dcn‘
ti~tvy performed in a blilllllll manncr at ntmiit
.mc ltnlftbc [riv-v choral-vi by other (It'llllf‘irfi.
'l‘w-th extracted {0-0 . i hutuc. “here other
tooth urn- to be inwrtml.
A lady in attendance.
OFFICE HOURS.
l-‘rom it a. in. until 5 p. to. Open Wednesday
and tiatnrday until -t p. m.. c
All work \val'tunlcd for live yours.
Consultotlon Free.
N. Y.,fiew Haven 8: Hartfmd
RAILROAD.
Trulnc Lpavo b" vutll Norwalk u:— iu dint“:
For New York.
. animal, 615.com 1m. M5. 321, now,
9.1045. n :n. l‘. .\l. ”52.111.223.2M.
‘ ,5 '25. 5 i)“. ll 20. 1‘ 5o. 7 57. .N ii. in :u,
ut'xmrs.
A. M. .5 2n. 5 lid. :I 15. l‘. M.
ti ll. '1' '23. 9 ‘23.
n- my
H.K
M
FMABIJSHED 1888.
THE LEADING
IN SOUTH NORWALK.
i We carry the best selected stock of
MlLLINERY, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS and
FANCY RIBBONS!
. to Millinery.
A Large Variety of Skirts,
in all sorts of Materials.
:55le WAISTS!
LAWN WAISTS AND
l
RIEGER,
Mlllinery and Cloak Store
And Everything Else Pertaining
LAUNDERED WAlSTSl
All the new styles for Spring. 1896. Ladies should not forget to see
our goods before purchasing elsewhere. Our prices are
THE LOWEST.
H. KRIEGE ,
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dill. JIM IS THEIR l
The Transvaal Raider L
Chccred In London.
ABBAIGNED at now arm: new
m
vummy cauma wua WWW
. Friendly Weml‘he mm: W
Prllouen “cloned on not: own he»
cogniuuca In “0.000 Bull.
Loxnox. Feb. 26.--It was probably not"
without design that the appearance of 1):.
.lmnunon for arraignment in the M
street police court mu delayed all (Mm ‘ ll
this day. There was a dlepoeltlonof Mr
ty manifest in the locality of the cum
from an early hour. and it; me "Mt
that. there was a vet purpose parvndtmttn :
lmndon mouse» to give Dr. Jim mm
don. , ,
on
The British authorities tic-stunts:
possible to give no appearance of cum
aging such a demonstration of approval of
a citizen who has been handed ova to
them by a power against which he unfit
to «ago war in the faith that Great WV
alu will see justice done to him and Will
properly avenue the outrage done to I,
lrlcndly power. . . .
But. the British government in well 1
aware that. though Dr. Jameson ll broulht
to England for trial as a criminal. bull
in the popular eye a hero. and humid into
the Transvaal. far from being neona- n “
piratlcal enterprise. ls looked upon one
chlvalroua and ltulgbtly adventure to toe-
cor hard pressml friends; and fellow comb
trymen. . ,
it was for this reason that. the crowd -
about Bow street police court were hand:
waiting find everything possible done to _
mukemyatcry of the movements of Dr. ll
Jameson. It was hoped the order of his '
admirers Would be cooled by the long
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Add. abutmentnm. RM. 023.657.
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342 Bnoao Brunt“, Blunonrom', Coax. .
From 10 a. in. to 7 p. m‘. any day except
finnday.
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The countless imitations of:
340 AND 42 WALL ST., NORWALK.’
-~ Double Shoe Store!
We have a few pairs left from our laundry Sale that are the biggest
Appearance of the Sack. but, '
no one can imitate the qualfi
ity of the l" our. \Yashburn- ’
Thom: Winter Russets at #3120 are regular l5 Shoes.
“ $3.50 Shoes.
2 d It
it $2.00 .Al
We have Ladies' Dongola Button Pat. Tip Shoes at 88c.
Chddrcn'sl’at. Tip Spring ileels, sizes 5 to 8.at45c; sizes 9 to n,m
755 cents.
Ladics' Flannel Lace Shoes at 30C :1 pair.
(lid and Reliable Boot and Shoe Store.
The only DoublcvShoc Store in town.
lot) and 42 Wall Street, Norwalk,
‘9 LOVER’S
bargains ever offered at any sale of shoes in this city.
Those Patent Leather Lace Shoes, 91.85, are regular 33.50 Shoes.
Those Ladies' Shoes at SL3!) are regular $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes.
REMEMBER , IT’S GLOVER’S
wait. and that the noisy mob waiting to
cheer him Would grow weary and depart.
But all this strategy was without avail.
The people insisted upon waiting. .
The faith of the crowd that they had
not been waiting in vein was ,quickeued
by the arrival at liow street police court
of a party of aristocratic friends of Dr.
Jameson. Among these were the Duke of.
Abercorn. Viscount. Chelsea, the Eu] of
Arlington. Colonel Stracey, private ecum-
tnry to the Marquis of Salisbury; several
colonial oflicu officials, Mr. Charles E.
Warde. M. l’.. and many other people of
note. Many of these were showuw promi-
nent places in the courtroom, which was
thus mudcto present an animated scene.
during the period of the still further wait.
Brought Up the Tin-men on 5 TI...
As a matter of fact it was quite late in
the day before Dr. Jameson was landed at
all. lie was brought on a tug to Fifth.
on the Thames. and was conducted by n
roundabout and obscure route to Bow
street police court. ‘
The authorities thus succeeded in evad-
ing any very noisy demonstration on the
port of the waiting crowds outside, a!
they were scarcely aware that the prisoner ‘
was among them before he had disappear-
ed into the courtroom. .
But his entrance to the ‘couttroom‘wu
the signal for a remarkable scene. Evi—
dently every one in the courtroom was of
one mind in sympatblzing with him. All
were his friends. and all arose and uncov-
cred upon his appearance, giving him
hcarty cheers. It was in vain that the
court oilicers sought to quell the demon-
stration. The etfort to do so seemed little
more than cursory.
The charge against Dr. Jameson and 14
of his fellow prisoners was then declared
to be “warring against a friendly state.”
i After the charge had been read Mr.
Henry, Matthews. Q. 0.. who was home
5 secretary in the former Salisbury govern-
: merit, announced that in Vlf‘ of thaim.
? portauce of the case, the law 0 cersof the
l crown would conduct the prosecution;
i Formal evidence was then presented an
to the. circumstances of the arrest. _
The lawyers who were in court .on be
2 half of the accused man asked that: their
3s personal recognizances be accepted for
1 ball. .
Sir John Bridge. the chief magistrate of
):
I Sentinel Office:
the Bow street police court, from his pl on
on the bench said that before deofd ‘3‘
upon the ball he lclt that; he ought to ob-
* serve that in his opinion a grave; oflense
:oould not be charged against men than
that charged against the prisoneh. It
‘ was a crime of the highest possible grub“
ty, the magistrate continued, and it must.
be so treated by every one when they con-
sider tlmt the commission of such an
offense might create a war between conn-
rles previously friendly. The circum-
stances of the present case. he said. were
most. peculiar. He felt antisfled that the y
i prisoners Would appear when wanted. He
therefore accepted their personal "recog- .
lnlzanccs and fixed their ball at. £2,000
l t‘flch.
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Cautious the Prisoners.
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' ' n‘ir John Bridge than nddressed‘the prim
i oncrs personally in a grave and serious
; vain. Ho begged them for their own sake:
g and for tho sake of thegood faith of the,
country to refrain from appearing where "
lpuhltc excitement Would be aroused. byL
1 their presence or in any way lending them-
selves 'to the disturbance of the peace. '
Notwithstanding the‘ seriousness'of Sir
, John's tone and the tenor of his remarks, 4
. dcprecutlng any public demonstration over
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It gives a blue flame like a gas stove
without smoke or, odor, and burns com-
mon kerosene oil. You don't have to
take our word for it.
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and see if it is not so. We huvc them
on exhibition and would like to show
them to you. whether yu buy or not.
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constancy-r.
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i the prisoners. the withdrawal of the de-
fendants from the courtroom was accom-
panied by a renewed outbreak of cheating.
Tim court olliccrs not about restoring quiet,
and by vigorous remonstmnces finally
succeeded tunnelling the disturbance!
When the courtroom had become gulch
again. :‘ir .lonn‘Bridgu said sternly: .
“That sort of thing might bring the i.
name of England into Igonteinpt."
Meanwhile a still wilder scene Wallis--
inn enacted outside the courtroom. . ,
The prisoners had been . smuggled into
the courtroom so unexpectedly and With
such dexterity that the waiting mob has
cheated out of their opportunity for about—
tng. But they were ready this time. Dr.
Jameson'snpnearance outside the building l‘
was the signal for a wild outburetof enur-
in‘g. throwing of hats in the air and i no-
mcndous pressure to get up within inch '
of the popular idol. The crowd's’ intuit-j
tions were friendly, enthuliutlcnlly In. .
but they threatened bodily harm to, the ;
object of their admiration. “ , 5.
Dr. .lumesrul was quickly hemmed: 1W .,
by u surging throng, who Wm“! .
sought to carry him, and bounds lull my . .
through them with great. difficulty. m ‘.
“ho reached his cab. be was hurriedly driven ,
1 off. without. waiting to make I“)! “a (I
i acknowledgment of the popular motion; ‘
“.Kinle’ Boom lethally launch i ,
l .lxnuxaroua, Feb. ladyw'l‘he flex
v. boom was formally launched hi I“
In a meeting held banned at , ,
‘Ibout 200 Republican. mt‘w mt "
in mm politics. The meeting; the}
united to‘ um a movement that we»
finally into new dbttiot in the m j a.‘
9",.
Norwalk Chronicler