use. of the mutually herein any.
Maui. ..t... ......m..m...... mo o . _ ........."..
"unfit; tattoo
Wheeler Renters e Mien in
the interesting Creiul Cut.
2 w in itiliiiiii or non.
sum m. it but. l W
Ilinttie Lend Wet
new i in.» WA.
Intuition “elation.
.‘. morning Judge Game W.
wt. ”,0“than (WJIIDM
n his dociehm in them of James
K. h - ire. Harriet it. (.‘rofut,trittow
of the bite Andrew J. Godot. and
1 w )t.l.nytrm.executorot A..l.(.‘m-
on I will. The W m judgment emu
t . . the executor muster and deliver to
t pliiititffl, James K. Unifut. ”6,500
‘of the etotdi of The Crofnt & Knapp
‘ puny. which hnionged to A. .l. (Mk
fut in his lifetime.
hen the old batting firm of t frofnt
unpp min chunged into tho present
tiou of The Crnfnt it Knapp
c. . puny in March. 18m, it was ugrend
by be members of the Knapp and (iro-
fut families that in onlnr to limp tho
co ml of the corporation in the hands
of ~ twofamilies. mil momherofthe
I fly should bequeath by will his hold-
in of the stool: to tho other incinhcrs
of . :0 family. This was that A. J. Cro-
&
lit
t... m... t.......,.,,...tr. .WMW you
Wiémt-J“
”All m
TI. eel intent to the m M at
h M d M.
"To the Republican Electors of the
titan 0f (barman
"Pursuant tome all ofthe Republi-
can notional matinee. s state maven-
iion of the Mobile-n natty of 00"
neeticut will hr held in the llnerion
thesire, at New item. on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the tilt and 2240f April.
1800, forthe election of four delegates
at large. and four niteruntee to the lie-
puhlinan national convention to he held
It fit. Innis. In. June iii. thin, the up.
ntrneut at I note control minute-e
or the mo yearn eiiiiuing, and the inn»
actiouofsuy otherbnetneeeof nproper
nature.
"in wartime withihe rulesof the
party. the continuation willbernllod to
order on the first day at ii p. iii.. at
which time anmnitteee on erulcnttnls.
uent orguniution and platform
Will he it tried. The election of dele-
gates at , sud alternates to the
national t’tlflvmlfllifl, inn stimuli: of a
platform. und the election of sustain mu.
ml committee will tithe piece at the
mnuida 'u semionof the convention.
which til i 'ii lit in a. iii.
"The seven otllRl’BlillOMl district tumo
motions. for thu- «icetirm of two doll-
gates rind two tiltorluttes. to the national
motivation. trim ouch district, will lit'
hold at 12 o'clock in, of the! "PM” day.
It places to be titreignntcd by this state
central coniniittvc.
“'l'mesevni'nl mnnmrinl district cau-
cuses. for the nomination of members of
tho state central (minimum for tho two
. years ensuin , will he held at 9:30 l. in..
{of the recon day. at plan to be denig-
mitoti by the lttafl' «neutral mrnruittm.
fut should bequonth to J. K. (Jrofut
his holdings and rice rents, tho sumo}
a .emcnt bring M’ MW” Junior!
H. Knapp and son, Philip N. Knapp. !
“ on A. .T. (from (Tim he loft n trill
' uenthing his ntmir to his son, J. K.
.T «en K. (frofnt should pay to "string
R. ‘rofnt .500 a your for ten years. ifl’
tionn.whoheiiew- in Republican priir
t'lpllrl sud who propose to sputum its.»
publicun candidates at the tanning ruler.b z
; tion. are tumlinlly invited to pnrticiputc e and i’hnrlm iloii.
'"Thc clot-ism of the variant towns, I
Within“ regard to put party anin-:,,.,,,,,; m" inla-
WMM...“ ..........t.. ..
.w 60m..- ..
BMIENEEEENT WEEK
The Milan oi the lily: Mod Pre-
paring For Graduation.
ultimo uuitunoi'si
Their Emilie he Reulnletieltlli entht
Evening of Tuesday, April If -N Center
School Wilding Clan mm
of Three leathers.
The graduating clause-u of the High
iitrhml departments of the principal pub-
lic mlunn of Nonrnlk huvo begun to
nuke mmtimu for oouiuwiwcinont
week, and um looking forward to the
uranium with nnticipottous of phonon
not only to tiieinwlrtui but to thcir
erbmintstes and young friends.
The exertion of tits .tflltlti of '96, of
thc iiouth Norwrilii High School. will
take plum in Music Hull on 'l‘ucsday
evening, April ’31. bcgiiiniiig hi it
o’clw'li. Tho mt'nlh't'l ofilie clusi- aim
i’lorcm'o it. Kendall, Flora ll. Bllurwwll.
ilusan S. Hniith. i’. Irving Smith, Marl:
W. Nimtiuii. itnymoud ii. (louisiocii.
Tho pfl't‘ltll'llitlfillt' “lit“i“ Mr. t'om-
stock, not! ill» term-tiny. Miss Smith.
1110'!le motto is "Qui l’ncit Fist.” it
is unlimited that tho class will not give
ism-option. __~ ....
.wi-.. in...“ m. . w M... n.
’centei School Graduating cum.
The annual prmuotioiit at fhu ('l'ilit‘i'
plum 'i'htimiiiy. 'l‘ho
graduating cinssthis your in i'oiiilxwd
of l’iorcuco ininion. llnttiu Raymond
During thcir High
in the primarics for the. soioctimt M'Schmimurso they inm- coinph-tcd iiic
do] am to
gt'nnrni assembly.
ihv above t'rmrentioiis. . following studios:
.t) ifnt, but on tho exprnsst'rnidititm that. ' Han town is entitled to twice as many liml’lillnfly. pizinc mid solid gaunt-mu.
tinicgntcs us it. ims rep-rsrntutivcn in the; phyntt'l and chemistry, Willi laboratory T
he primaries for; [W'tii~v,
, , , ' the solution of thew-(Megaw- ninet iw thrwv books of t'nmnr‘s (luliic war.
to his time James is. Lrofnt, from the hold at least fivctlnyii Marc tho mori- oi llrundi's (lurinan rtendur. itchil
two innit-t Virgii'l .Hiicid.
purl.
Dr's
it e be was old enough to go into host- ing of the state conrrntion. and at such Wilhelm Toll. “realism, rhvtoric. English
it , had been connected with tho old}l
ii and tho now corporation, and mud
t scorutury at the time of his father's”.
depth, in November, out. About two;
y re ago the «tumors of the cenipnny,‘
ho log a comhiimi control of a majority;
it i stated, practically by reducing his;
ml to dim and zit the sums tinin mi»
3, .
polled, it is said, tit the lust normal’
in ting in January. the dim again i
i .. ~ rig their solarium. After living
ya out of the business in which he;
h i been engaged during his hneimwf»
lif’ttrne. James K. Crofut detormimvdl
to ' t the stock of his full!" which he‘
beloved he was entitled to undor tho
- ment,anrl to swore it free frmn,
th' condition his father had rustic in tho;
W“. In order to release himself from?
pa 'ngtfim it your to his sternuothcr to .
w
I]
. ,itie said. his father had given:
:1 ynll his property, «script tho «twirl
in question, an action in muity was?
in- . ; t by Colonel Frost, us utttmicyt
primaries.
town committees must llf‘ lliurmturv,
English history. geiicrni
t'lmiwtt to items forthc two years P’llfli' ; history.
iiig. A vacancy in any town (beluga-
tiou can only be filled by the written up;
[minimum ofn resident of such town.
CAITATA OF "THE CRUCIFIXION."
____,,.____,
signcd by the ”tho-r delegate or riclc— l M Last flight by the Choir of time Epis-
gutes from said town.
_ "'l'iwnticntioziof chuirmcn of ironif
. 0! be voting mm 0' tilt: lttrt'lt, Volml committees in .prrr'ially called to tho;
J: as K. (:rofut out. of tin: ivrmmtiim, ’ party rule, requiring thorn to solid rrtnwifirnco church. inst night. to iisit-u in
mud tita (fl'l'tlt‘fltlall of the fll'lflgflft'n"h‘, contain ”1"", ('nuiifixiun" m. ”1..
fr their ros attire til-Win, to tilt me .
0m 9‘ ”church choir.
rotary of the Br'puhhcun state central
their own salaries. This was rte-'mmmitmv, :if toast four (layi- hrtornf 7
. «hornet»? and wins ltf’itltli-‘tlllll With much
l'tcpuhlican Hi‘uro or rz-c'ssioii.’
the morning of tho state mow-irtiorr.“
"l’ur tirtlt‘l' of tin-
tjtmtrul (‘omnii‘tieo of Cim'l‘raftirmi, :
“lineman-r E. Hrrrm,
- ”(‘havirrnm "
"SAMI’VJ. .t. Hour.
' For’rotnry . " &
l
TRRIFT lR THE WIT.
A teeth Matti Men Writes-ethic Men In-
tltiriry in north cum
Christian Hwn‘rfz, or tho out wot"
I
(rigor company. who. with1 his «ribs and?
son, has been wjoiirning. inthr ninth,
stnrmd inst u‘ght for homo, mini tr-
Fpectii to arrivc in South Norwniii to—
iiiight or tomorrow morning. Writingf
1
l
cnpnl Church.
Thorn was it inma- roiigrvgniinii zit
Tiic rcnditinii was it
faultless iixtorprctniioii of thc work. tbc
I'ht- contain iu-uiitifully und rut-crout-
iiy pictnrmi tho closing iii-cues of ”it"
tismi’s lift- from tho “union of (Setb-
‘w-innne to ill" cross.
Thr scrvicc was
our of dignity and lit-il‘ifnincss.
Tin» choir was :iincistod by Mrs. 1.. ll.
' Ketrlcr, alto; J. i’. Trcndwnli and Leigh ,
{Whittuhtm it'lim’n: if.
Iron tfnnuon, iron.
A. 'iliit-kcr iliid
Tho lending mloisi was i". .l. Furt't’,
,} who well sustaiiimi his part.
i triciii. suction CALLED.
linden to Settle its Tn Collectortlilp Snuebtle
on April titti.
Tho sclmtiiion of Dnricii haw 1" last,
A lgcbrn iiuciudiug‘
f0 James K. Lrofut.aguimt the tridmr. . from Ashevilic, N. (,2. he my”:
in which Jacob M. Layton, the «new . . m1 » t’ t r]
1 “Our field min. was iil‘ifOl‘ilgl'i‘ailian' {9’ "l” "l" " “m" mote mg or w
”0 , WM made 1' WE asking "h“ the E ing portion of tin! "lift“. The ourohorl cicction of .1 tax coilccior Til“ (into is
s 4 k be transferred and dchrorod to ofiurge cotton mills in opcmtiori howl Saturday. illP'liiil, and thc polls in tho
J .. as K. (Jrofnt. absolutely. without mud wc purist WW" large onus brutal Town liull Will trout“! {WW “ ""‘ll 5
; ' - - . . ' . iiigystartiotiw northern pr-oplt- iii orir‘o't'im’k’ _
“h condition made in tho m“ rty. it iii no doubt the. commit coriu'l ""“M'i’h Hilllll‘m “1'" “1‘" “ pmntcd
. - - i
in action was contested by thnlpatry‘fm that indmttry, The cotton to to tho oilim by two of ihv wectunl‘n.
e H In
rmrnrs, .Will run on thc Citinuts‘ ticket:
: ntiti nftcr u strong fight. muted thc cull
l
EPWORTR LEAGUE.
The Anniversary Celebrated is In limn Pro
tininery to tilt lettietilit Content».
The seventh anniversary of the Ep-
worth Lciigun wus colebrntod last night
at the opening of the New York Eust
conference at the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. New Haven. The
Rev. Arthur H. (luxlsuough. of New
York, presided. und introduced tho vitri-
ons simuliors.
'l‘iu- Rev. Elinor A. Dent, of the New
Haven district. spoke first and showed
in his ruport that grunt program bud
bccu illttdll in Epwortli lusguo work
during the post your. The statistics
which he guru were nsfollows: Lust
yourthem woru fifty-eight young pt-o-
plu's societies reprewutod tit the confer-
ence; this your thcm um sixty-seven.
showing lill iucruiw- of iiiuo. Lauri your
the members of those socictu-s muubcr-
ed 3,000; this your the number is 4,319.
The presiding ofiicer. the Rev. Arthur
H. (itxxleuough, spoiw for tho New York
district. His stutiiwiics showcd iiiut
thurc um now flitv-fivt‘ chuptcrs of
minor uicmbcrs with u total nieiubcr-
bcrship of 3,000; twenty-six mmiutii-s of
juniors coutuiuiui: 1,200 ineiubcrs, ill his
district.
John J. Holden guve the report of tho
'h‘uuth liiimklyn district. He stated that
i tiic mnciotios in his district how u incin-
, bursiup of 1mm.
; Tho itm'. Junios A. Mtwlllilliuu rc-
:purtcd in behalf" of tho North Brooklyn
lilistricl flint tilcii' senior mimics cun-
tuin 4.2m mombcrs; that the. have four
.(‘iiristiun l'liidcnvor socictos with u
,iuciuimrsbip of mo uud twcnty-iivo
? junior socictit-s with it told] incmbcrship
i til ill l.
l ’l‘hc first regular uddrcss of thc crou-
* iug wus gn'cu by tho its-v. I“. W. ('rmv- .
dur. of litu'kvillc Ui‘liif‘l‘, N. Y., on “'l‘ho
‘l'lpwurtli llcuguvr no u Ultimo.“ Mr.
j(‘rowdcr\vusvci‘y strong in his udvo-
! cur-y of good citiztcusliip uud wits into-r-
ru itcd by ficqui-ut :ippluusc.
Following thc :iddrcss tho lbw. l). (i.
Downcy gnvc u discoum‘ on “Spiritual
it‘ulturc." His talk wus ouo showing
lthut spiritual culturc t‘llil be attained
lbottor by mutual with the world. in
' duiiy lil'c uiid busini-ss than by isolation.
izmd 2i moiiuslic lifc.
_ A i’tcr tlic mcctiug an informal root-pt-
'inu to nit'iiibt-rs of tho coufcrcnco wus
Itcudcrwl by oil members of the Christ~
iuu i‘Zudi-uvor nud Epwnrthlmiguo sot-itL
; tins prom-iii.
, ’l'lu~ uddn‘ss by Bishop Mcrrili was
‘ postimiicd owing: in the futigucd condit-
t ion of thc lllhiitip nftcr his journey. Mr.
Hurry. whim of tho Epworth lloruld.
now :i short iiifonuul tulk in his stciid.
, Yustcrduy morning and :iftermmu
‘wcrc ot'cnpimi in oxumiug tlic condi-
dutcs for dour-nus and (M in. Aimui tif-
1 ty won- oxuiuincd.
3 ’l‘licconference fonuully "period this-
iuoriiing u‘. 10:30 o'clock.
REGRET THAT HE IS TO LEAVE.
Courtesy and Kindness Rave Won Superintendent
Payne Many Friends.
.
i
t
The news ot‘ the appointment of F. (‘.
l‘uyuc to tho suiwrintcuda‘ucy of the Air
Linc division wus a gcnomi surprisc to
tho cmployccs of tlic lluubury division.
us thc first iiitiiuutiou thcy bad of if was
wlicn it \vus uuuouucwi ycstcrduy iif'icr’
‘ umu. Mr. Paync came in tlic ilniibury
division Juno 1, INST, from lllli'lf'lii river,
N. Y.. whom he was stutionugent and
superintendent of lithcrugc. He is u
thorough and pructicul ruilwuy mun and
thc bust ovidcncc of his ability is tho
record of his muuugciucut of the Dim-
bui'y division during thn past nine yours.
’l‘hc t‘onsoiidutml road is not slow to
recognize ability rind Mr. Payne's new
position is it direct. promotion.
fideA‘LKI”kioskfivufiuiisou, "A‘i'iii'fL i. 1896.
soils iii instill.
PEOPLE u tilt in insulin.
Mrs. Chitin it. Snider's B'rthtty Rectifier
at activation-Miss Eva Benedict Enter.
into: ller Fritndt~Mitt Feitmsn
Surprised-—Post-Lenttn Notes.
chtcrduywmtlio birthday nuuircr~
sury of Mrs. (‘buries H. (iuider. of
Ituwuyton, and u lu'n‘ number of her
nutuy friends did b linriu the «mansion
by attending u ‘ccntiou, lust night,
in (.iuidcr‘s llu . which is certainly
most mimirubly uduptcd for such an
cvcut. As it wus. liowcvcr, the hull
cuiue vcry ucur not uccouiuitxlzitiiig tiic
iuuuy fricnds tho lllliiit'riii lind invitcd.
it wus u n'picseututivo Rownytou gulli-
iug. but ihcrc wus also in uttmldllucu u
iiiimlwr of mii'HiLi from South Norwulk.
uni-0°- humus
TROOPS FOR 0000 HOPE.
rm Thousand to he Oltptlcittil to the cm as
Soon iii Possible.
(Nivociol in Tim Noiiliiiul.)
lsmmx, April l.—~(’)wiug to tho grav-
ity of thc situation in Houth Africa illt!
govcruincnt llilli tiilicu stops to dispatch
5,000 troops to thc low of (hind liopc
us soon us pissihie.
| A WESTERN ROLOUP.
A Train on the St. Louis and ‘Frlteo Reed
Robbed This Warning.
(Himciiil to tho Bouilnoi.)
Lunssox, Mo, April i.-Tho West-
bound oniiuon bull train on ttht. Louis
and ‘Frisco mud. was hold up by thrco
iunsiml man this morning and robis'd of
u cousidorublo sum.
FIVE PERSONS INJURED.
In Express Wrecked on the West Pennsylvania
Road.
ifizmv-iiil in the Boutinnlo
nwmis‘rs of Eureka lirxlgc. l’luughtcrs
Ziluidcr isom-oi‘ tbn now! faithful undi
Ecsiccmcd \vorkcrs. Silo is one of tho.
f most align-cubic of liosiow-s :nill i-liowul
i tho most mix-villi thought mid prcpuru‘
i thin for tlu- cujoyiucut of ihosu Ili‘i‘fitf'lli. .
3 Mrs. (luidci‘ was ilflfilsllt'il iurccciviiig by
l llt'l‘ dauphin-r. Mun. (firm-knit. A sumpt-
uous :euppt-r was served curly ili tho,
owning. and thou tho floor was clourcd
and dancing was indulm-d in for scvcrul
hours, t-xccllcut music being providml
by tin.- Jl'l'tiilli‘ May llziujo club. ”I:
lli'idgcport. Among iiu- runny gut-sis
worn ('uptziiu W. l Hit-vcii-i uud t‘uuiily,
Mr. und Mrs. William l’iidordmvn, Mr.
and Mrs. H. il. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs.
(iuorgc Davis. Mr. and Miss Scum. 1.0-
grziud Jennings and duughicr. Mr. and
Mrs. l"i‘cd l‘itzvr. Mr. and Mrs. i'iioiics’>
(icilriuuu. h‘zuuucl llukcr uud inothcr.’
Mrs. Alicudrnth and son Willic. Miss
Hinbcli. A. ll. llt‘ucdict uud J. H.
Mitcbcli. 'l‘hc 'l‘r'nuwuy cniupuuy kind-
ly lil‘ltl tho lust cur until llzliil to uncom-
uindutt' tbc gucsts. 'l'lu- hull was instr'v
fully (lf‘l")l':iii‘(l with palms.
Miss livu limo-dict clitcrtuincd u numb.
or of fricndsJusr night. in one of thc
vucauit Lynn comigcs. :idjoiuuig iii-i":
. limuc in li'iyvicw :n’cnuc. 'l‘hv occasion l
(‘mllllll‘lllitl‘iili'il tlic uunivcrmu-y of nor
birthday. During tho cvcuiug ibc liup~
py young [li‘illllt' tripped tho light fun-
Miss Huiiiv iloyi, tillll ill inrcrvuls
guuics wcrc indulged ill. At :i into
lustii-io l‘Xl‘t‘lli'lii’ music mndvn-zl by"
lt‘niziti'nitr. l’u., April l.~—-'i‘bo llui-
of liciwkzih. in which urguuimiiou Mrs. .‘ lorcxpruss on tho Wcu l’nniisylvuniu l-Ilil'
r md was wrcckcd this morning. Fivc
[nu-sous worn s:i‘iuusly injurt-d.
TEN BURHED TO DEATH.
The Terrible Result oi a Fire in Brooklyn
This Morning.
lb'pW-iul in ihtI iii-utim-I.)
Bowman's. April l—lluriug nflrc this
morning in thc liousc iii 3"; l'iiiou sin-ct,
tcu peopic wcrc burned to dciitli.
dcuvliu'c Mr. and Mrs. Frugliu lllill their
tim-t- ('liilill‘l'll. Mr. und Mrs. Emma and
tlicir two ('lilldl‘i'll. uud llcnu ('ulliibriu.
ELI BREAKS lAiL.
oncrs are Being Fed.
ib’pw'iul in tho Fcuilnoi 1
ST \\ii'oun. April i~Word has reuchod
l‘.“i‘t,’ that lib Czirpcuicr. colorcd. who
was :trr‘csiod in Stamford recently,
churgt‘d with rubbing it dcpiil'tmniit
storc iu Wbiic Plains, brnkc jail at that
tho prisoners wr-rc lwing furl.
ziru uftcr him. and it is cvpcctctl tliut he
will bv recaptured.
me YALE crusw.
Names of the Men so was Probably new
hour it sumputous mpus! was wrvcd.
Mubcl thiigs.Viviuu SmlcrsiromAI-un'ie
Truwliridgt'. Mcssrs. \\‘illiiim Mi-Plit-r-
sou. Vernon Miller. Albert Bradley,
(‘lifl'ord Adams. Hui-hurt. Harrison.
Hurry Kcls. (liiurlcs' (ircciiwmd, Edward
Bill‘li, (imrge Montgomery, (‘iiui‘lus
Trowbridgt'. Luslw Benedict. Norton
Buttodici und William Gilmorc.
Miss liutlicriuo Fcltiuuu was tcudcred
u surprise party, lust night, at tho llOlllt'
oflici‘slstor. Mrs. Marit- chi-rliuuscr,
Rivcr strcct. Miss Feltmuu is tho popu-
iur soci'otury of Louisa Lodgo. and tho
lili’ililh‘i'fi uttuuded in u body and mode
licru buudsoiuo prosunt. Aftm'ihc rc-
linursul of tho Ilerumusohue llicdcr-
’l‘iiu Ktit'hbh‘ worn Misses l‘lmuiu fipuuld-i
iiig, licssiu Lyon. Allct- Byxbeti, Florcucc l
lrudly. Flossic (lilium‘o, Hattie Young-s. i
In England.
Six cuudiduics worn lsstuiglit dropped
from the list of men in training for tho
Yule crow which will represent. the
uuivcrsiiyiu tho Hoiilcy rcguttu. The
cuudidntcs who now rcmuiu at work,
fourteen in iiuiniwr, will U‘111-iilizibly tlw
mcu who will row in England. They
arc as follows: it. B. Trcudwuy. of
Sioux City. I:i.; (‘rcorgi- Lungl'ord, of St.
Paul: A. M. Lougucn'. of Philadelphia;
F. ii. Builcy. of Windsor Locks: J. P.
Rodgers, 0f 'l'olt‘dn, 0.; \V. M. Ward, of
l’oughkcepsic, N. Y.; .i. ll, Simpson. of
dolphin: Stmviu‘t Puttcrmn, of Chicago;
J. S. Wiicclwriglit. of Bangor. Mo; 1).
i". itodgcrs, of New Cannon; (i. T.
Marsh. Puyuo \Vliitucy and Tiioodorc
'riu‘ ‘
lie Escapes From White Plains While the Pris- 1
pluco at H o'clock this morning whiivI
(ll‘ilccrs I
St. Paul. Minn: Alt-x Brown. of Pllilii-'
kruuz tho iucmbcrs assembled at tho
rosidenco and sung u St‘i‘t‘lmfle. ley
worn invilcd in out] bud u. good time
with music. duucing and u supper.
llcury Kuuipf wus pct-sent mid gave sev-
crul of his mimic sclcctions.
Milli-r, of Now York.
Thc show. list will go to the univer-
sity irniuiug rublc zit. once and drill cou-
stuutly till ihc depuriurc of tlic crew for
Engluud .luuc ii. '
...._.--__,. * basin of Captain Violin Lowndts.
Amonctim popular oventsunuouucsd, Captain John Lowudos died this
to tukc place iifbt'l‘ Lcut um two of Prof.
W DOW, W110“ WM WWW] by 5‘?" l ”taught to [ho t’lffi’flflli’ by (hip;
Although his headquarters will bc in
in “fl and “”3va the «motor iwiug‘jalltl m is chcup imcunso tiring isi'ioliccii in thc uoininco of tho Republican
re. mated. by John if. 1,531,” a". l cheap, and the weather so mild thatit”amii.atltiiilu rumorcdibutihclsrmo-
' _, . . . , . . . ' .v ; -;mts will nit acuiididuto,.lmic h Hates.
Cow clarmtngthat tho "who! A. .T. .clothing and ("91'er MOHMW'KWH I A" imprintingp time is
Now Huvmi. .Mr. I’uyuv will probably
not movc to that city for it. short tiinu or
bust. During the “ill“ ho bus bud
chili-goof thoilunbury division llf‘ bus
bccn very popiilur with tho put-mus of
W. (i. Nowoli‘s rut-options. one in Music
morning after no illness of four years,
Hall. South Norwulk. April 17th. and
nuc iu Mudisnu Hull, Bridgeport. April
Westport, Apn’l liith. uudtbe Mcm'll
liusiucss collcgc grauluutcs rocvption,
9th. the dunt'u of tho Fifteen club,:
or. his homo in Main siroci, Rowuyion'
‘Ho was iuthc sixtvy-sivth your of his
‘ugo. Dot-nosed was it son of Edward
5W. uud Elizubcth Stow Lowudos. and
-“ min the cost of living. Them dim :in tho fluid.
"u“ had be.“ bequeathed ”3W1. 3 not seem to be any other industry inilooiml for.
aid thutih‘e‘ uonrlition of payinorit to, this region. if “'0 err-s film lumimf - Plait me.“ we
- . ' II Senator . i .
hr of Wnyesriwusinm “4‘10“!!th d! ,1“ “Biltmorc.”
yards and saw mills. 'e W! \fli
. * , summon . | ' , ,7 of. - ..
O the agreement. A grunt fnfmwn’fitho picnsureof riding withtthn manninl Jud“.- ”2:1" 1:1”: ' .flfjdpil :0"
in l questiom and technicalities were 3391“!ch of ow “Va-d working damn!“ Houstor t- . «ct arca- ‘M sons 01'
r 'setl. and the trial of thccntomcnpiol :‘ merit. He has now sorority-six poisons! i’latt. whom torin crpims in thin. is u
t 08 days. James K. Crofut is now l3 "“1." i" ”if “PWWGM- “3 lift-ll W’vimndidaic tomimmd hiinsclf forufourtb
e titled in all of the stock hold by his {The mm iiurnimgow "mp!" PM“ the 1 term. and “flirts that the senator would
, . . . » xrzstutc is shunt 4’ ,oilc. No estatol . , ‘ _
‘ in her, which.wrtii his pmscnt holdings. {j ‘mmvfim ”.00“ “($3M land hand “1 not ho a t'ztmlttlflttn for \‘lt‘e-lii‘tmlllt’lli on
. tires him the largest stouitholdnr of: ttvcuty miiu across it. so on own {emu ithc McKiiilit’)’ :Wiflflt. (3th?“ “the; mild-(i
t 'e'co ration ' . '1 an idea of in intuitions. i a bus his own it“ 9“) '0 l" ‘3‘ " 3N" ’0‘ ll“ 3 ,0"
' ‘m ' Post it strong mit’tit‘m‘)’ of hciintor l but
, it is probable that tho care will be ap- l Mick and t: ‘3 ”Pm” NM comment WW ‘usrm—pmidcni on tho McKiulPS' "Glitt-
! nit to wholhcr i it was doiic in the inter--
, lworini. stout quarries, lm'rl' in taut erery« .
ed by M1" "mi“u" "'9 mlm'l'll'ithinit nomad is mnnnfnrztmreilon tho“ ‘ , "WI Fmstmlru Jur ( Pm"
t .» ll: 1. .j‘ l .‘V‘. .-‘ ‘ £3013“ p _a i. I“: .
L m. The cut. a has cxci, . tori. constrain Ecstatic if it i post: his so to do It N tout1 “Mm: “1 ”3”?qu know. Thc houn-
sic local interest. and has boon cmnuianiattcr o“ exmnsc. but of ('07?me
. . . . z , . . itovr‘isn‘t for McKiiilcy any more. than hc
ented on by the press thnmghoui the “$32: 331433: ”112%? fimw: l is for mom otherot' the candidates. N". l
9 “m ~W._.. films built a stout» church and Merry and ”if [other ’1” 90‘3“}. ‘0 he ”I" ttill 01"
nouonnocw moon, is now building it Su‘nii‘uiy st'ilnmil build- ; any fwmtr M l I c. .
....._._.._. , ing. all for tho use. of the inhabitants. i ,. , —;
mm all Then friends Sit Mn is {f This portion of the store. museum (Jon. I; changing Their Abode. ,
'0' m7“. ‘ italic!“ morc than ”W W” mm W“ ll-I 1‘ John Morton moved ycrfcrduy from
A Milli” m d "’9 “3‘1”!!!"ka . :mnzzndtglnc.“ 1:1»: 1:3“ ‘ cunts an”; r Taylor nvoiiuo to John PL, Kiiiipp's
ensure einh washeldinst night at the % building. :11", on", The land is said to ‘ boom, in Hinltimvc piarc.
uh rooine in Mail street. Norwulli, to:F he very rich and cites . "3mm acorns; M r. nutl‘Mrs. Waite-r 1‘. Taylor. who
- . action '1'” ”'0 W0” 0' tohebris m Ashevim. liars boon living at 45 East. «cerium!
.‘ n ~ Gm u president. it was in.»r ' ' ’ ' ,haiire broken up honsckwpiug and will
‘ntcd, Elohim Cotter was omniv: Dropped Oulf nth m I mum with Mus. Taylor's mothcr. Mrs.
'il . yeieoted tom him. After. 1).,“ ,1. pm“. 3 prominent mmmliinnh 1—). Lyrics, 7 Mott sveuuc.
. business 11%de of the; oftbc G. A, B. fell derision pm. ”3H, Silaii Brown has hinted ifilmn Union,
l ' $4.6m . [not '"gforni of thr‘depot at. Rodd fingiliitit' t “ Park to Muir) “mu, 0m“ '
Aboutlifty mothers nudiheirfrienduj "9 had rumba-ed a ticket for wholimggmgmgupgfigglg‘fieggdmg,
t
it
m. , baht; mudhudjuetstepprd from the building. , .
l l med figuring?“ m giro tit"! iliiwnhzir. 3g. Putt true it ”FT; 1‘ MW! __m_‘_n___ f
v ‘ W. 5W “ hi t ion ry. it Was in mun ? ‘ !
, _ m. , ' $33“)!!! we” ““13”. '$ ‘MQ gill] years, '3‘ My MI m “If ml.
.. . ' rem. Hurry Camp furomd "M . MissBensie Siniiicy.daughterof 6. K. ‘
Stanleymf its-Main strcnt. Noni-nth:
<wuridingiirr bicycle yiuiterday after-i
i
. club with lively mm on the l WW 3
. on. Withdthe mgsfiarfi, Mentorllfising Newrtorii (in
. '9!va “9W 3 m . '” Ki" ”n “a" “"9": , lion-ibi- mu into it w n and
' l . . given by the slab. .” %r mime" unit NW :o‘rflgv'" m “w www.mmmlyi
0 -" ._._..... *r—m j (I “Bl! W and WM - :h'lll'l [III who“ l’wk “out“, her assist-
m M iii-tiny. You trill M I! him-tins .' a”, in" them” soon able to mntinue,
Yesterday afternoo- tlte plates and liltiu thcir advertisingepmtoday. inane. . I
’ taunt-of the provision no». firm - g '
Vm’r nude-es solidly”
-_...._.... “—va—{w .. .. .
'n. Do on for-E
m 3' m 'yistr 4am "mmmmt of hub in
' .wmfondmth . Mic Toniimcn who smoke mod ' . 'tr »' t Huh» 2
KM street. when the thiereeltiiut the imperinttm ie thong Erik of Norwnlii. All courciiicuoeii‘
i'bnlltlofltiincimbth-flkfltprwidcd. i
lamination. .
/.
giving
tho mud. und his uniform kiuducss mid
courtesy imvesvou him the" friendship
of everyone. Among tiic omployccs of
tho mud thcro is gnucrul regret tiiut ho
is to icuvo.
HEAVY LOCOMOTIVES.
The Real Reason for Their Withdrawal Alter
Short Service—Now Back Again.
yours ago the Consolidated
Railroad Co. bud six h‘cuvy laromotivcs
built, from ill to li‘.) inclusive, for thc
purpmo of drawing the fust cxprcss
truins. After tlicsc ltX'tflnflilYf‘S bud
becuruu for a short time tiicy wcrc.
withdrawn. it bcing stated that on no-
cmuit of their grout weight. ninety ions,
that thoy wcrc “bard riders" and no
cugiucercould stand the struiii on his
system which was caused by running
them. The locomotives were withdrawn
and remained off duty for u long timc,
but they are now in sorvico again. do
iiig duty on both express and accommo-
dation trains.
It now appears that the real reason
Sonic
'.f'or tbc withdrawal of the locomotives
was tho road-bod which was not firm
or solid enough for their use. But this
defect bus boon rcmudied and tho road—
bod is not now disturbed by any of the
heaviest of locomotivos that. pass over
it. uomatter at how grout. speed they,
may be run.
Rat “Dutch" Fallen From Grace?
"Dutch" Monuhuu. oi' Norwulk, who
gore Keefe such a drubbing before the
South Norwalk Athletic club recently.
mode. it sooiul call upon some of the
Standards rts last night. From all
accounts “ utch" has fallen from gram
in the eyes of the south Norwnik sports.
owing to the thrashing he gave one of
the directors of the Athletic club. It is
Mr. Monubun’s ambition to go West,
nod for that reason he is contain ting
an athletic exhibition rupthe
own finil.-8tumfurd Advocate. 4“,
- . - . .. . . l brothcr of Thcodoro and Charles
Apriltcntb, m the iturui‘orki'l‘own Hdu' l Lowudus. of South Norwulk. Hc was
Iu‘iuh \Vhittukcr. of Union stroct. bus ] born in New York city. Ht- was exten-
bccn bookodbylocni ngcut TC. Apcll for sivolyougugod in tho oyster industry.
thc Mojcstic. of tho White Star line. to. and was located for many years at City
soil on chncsday. April ill. Mr. island. whcru ho was a member of the
Wiiittukcr guns on :1 visit. to his parents, Methodist church. He removed to
wimlivuut Muuchcstcr. England. and Rowuymnuiiout twenty-five years ago.
will return in Norwuik somo time in E Thorium-used led u quiet lifu, but had
Juno. ‘ ? many friends who wriileam of his dcuth
Mi ‘1‘. ("r1 cr‘ ltT—liluiu— ton 1nd Miqqlwitb rogrot. Ho loaves u widow and
(.1 I" .Bctt ' {Rt g; lk '19“ hr. if'onr daughters, Mrs. llirnm Taylor,
"1“." ‘I .' " "' ” ‘ ”I'll“ 1" 1' .I ‘ F‘! Mrs. Jacob B. Raymond, Mrs. Edward
fill. “{_““h‘"l‘.""" .D‘; l " yoisgerr35é‘to: Dibble and Miss Mamie Lowudes. and
\ mi l .uouH ()llllanSJlllPX‘ . 0 1n . i)‘- i one son. Stanley H. LowndM,
mour. , . ..... l [The fuucral Will be bold from his late
The Mutiucc Wliist club's pist-lmn-lhnmv Friday afternoon or 2:30 o'clock.
lcu (l'lllflt‘ will lw hold in the Rod Mott‘s ~ ' ‘ ' w ,- ' "
llull.Washiugton strcct. April ii. instead . ‘ L'm° Traveler.
of Arion Hull, us originally intended. . i Little Eunipp J" 1)“.er aged eievou
Ming I‘llphpbp’s‘a;‘;]:;firy of thc New 1 years, is quite a traveler. She has comp
Britain Normal school, is spending the l to South Norwulk from Kenton. Ohio. :1
EM”? vucutiou Y‘Vith h" mothcr, l" 3 distance of about 80!.) miles, milking
Chestnut. street, Lot-walk. I tho jouriicy ulouc. Slic will stay with
Mr. and Mrs. w. 1“. Bishop. ofBeldcn ; Mr sisters. Miss Daisy Dim "mi
uvcuuc, are at the Pork Avcuuu Hotel, Miss Pauliuc Diver. and Will utteud
New York. for“ week. school here. Shea was at. on» time u
x .. . _._._~. . resident of South Norwalk and her
Miss Bcséie Crofut, of New Haven. is young friends will welcome hor buck.
spending her Eustcr vacation with rain. , . . .. - W...
rim in this 0"?"- -_ M n . . M’iug Blew om. Flooding the sum
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Kcmp will. Main strcct, Norwullg, was floodcd
outcrtuiu the West Muiu Strwi Whist .‘yesterday :iftcrnoou, caused by a [31112
club tonight. ..-.—.——.—- ‘ blowing out of tho watcr muin whom it
. ‘Luwreuce Put'rickx‘if Bridgeportds via. 5 contraction was being made with Ward-
itiug Mr. nud Mrs. (.1. M. Lawrence, of 1 wcll 87 Lockwood's inurkr-t. The water
me strut. ”4—- n“! lshoi. up several feet in the air. it was
Mrs. Royal Samoan, of Fairfield nve- . tiuiaily shut. oil and repairs made.
one, is spending the day in New York I . I ,
*CIW- -.-. g Deathyll a Well-known Matt".
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Boutweii are 611- l Robert. G. Ripley died this morning
tertuiuing A. L. Hubburd,of U uiom'iiie. 20f diphtheria, at his home, corner of
Dr. A. B. outta? oflMiddiciowu, n I Chestnut and Henry streets. mused
.t of his in that in Bust avenue. " W” romincut in batting circles and
“10 goes 0 was oremnu for Otto Burtbol for itewr-
Ciuronoo Dunning. of ifimwood uvonue I ni , .___
has gone to Bethgljor it short visit I . —-I i “Tarot MT —W‘mflght’s silver
itisemont. $10,000 wrath of
MissJ. E. Bennett. of East avenue. wagons,
is visiting in Dnntmry. i sleigh: and ham goods that must be sold
A «no». r; its aim:
”Jill! till of “Q3”?! (3
r wintr- rum ., .
tint more torthetr meter brilliant“
Tiillllnhnnuinrtloiunrniheriiem-
Tiwbtdlnuie shunned. ,.
Two CENTE”
IF illll Pill ll liEllE ll PAYS.
L I ' wnurto.
‘ 7.\N'i‘l‘.l).m.§ mun Itind wife denim ‘lll'fi
with- him iy. “filing to malt" flour
roll-m Kt'lll‘l‘lllly uwful utmut house and piston;
mun understands cure of home» and cows.
(hllot illltil‘L'N-i ill liouhui niroot. tltiutli Nut-
wulk inflilli
l
midsu-Aluiinnie'unou Am rim r
don-iron nmitlim ill house 0900‘ ll
small inmlir Address A. b. 15.80! D’. or-
wnik. (‘onn. lull in
\"A .\' 'i‘ E ll~~Exilerleucm uperut
struw wwlngmuchino»: sismip‘ ugly
and lining muchiuos. Dennis A it no
Houth Aurwulli. L'ouu. . 1 ll
TO LET.
f ‘0 LET—flu“ of rooms to rent. No.15 Main
stret'i. Inquire oi FJ. Uiin'ris. list.
'1‘!) LET. A teuomnnt of live rooms down
stairs. furnished or unfurnished. All l!
at the house. ii lluidnn nvcnua. rat
m
.717”!
ii
' ‘0 ”41‘. A plomunt furnished front room
Villiuiilf‘ for ”no or two. Apply lit in W”!
uvcnuo. Hullfil Norwulk. l t if
' ‘ll MYTH-'6 room house and mini hem. to
« nnnuinu wuik from so. Norwu k depot.
Apply nt Allwrt .‘wiiitlrchnor‘s barber nhop. iii
lhuiroud pluco. s I at
f ‘1) T.E'i'.~lioomca in low h'orwulkui or at
rooms imrtir ilil'illnlltttl: house but at
mmlorn improvements: pleasant no r-
lnmd.’ Alluiirnuiy. Applvto l..tl.0wous.ili
\\uslungluu Hil'f‘t‘i. l
’ ‘tl i.l'.'i‘.~vl'pimr uirtof cottons. No.16 lbw
him-i. ti. .«llllll luiiiily. itcut 37. Also
30' hi! rooms. .‘tn. lN lln street. An iv to
, \\. \UI'AHH. t‘.’ i-‘u-t uvcuuv. 2m. Norwolli.
iu'zo iii
3' ‘0 !‘l".'l'."l"il"ii mid sat-cunt] limrhomm on
Port l‘uint sin-at: rent tum and $01.00:
Sir r-miuscurucr North Main and Ann strcois
south hum-Alli :rcut tin: imllW‘ o7 Wumiwm’l
nit-numrcnt m: "rot flour. i iiuuforri i’inieo.
ivui 3N i). A. ll'oonwlinu. .
V TH lii‘..\"l‘. —l'ppcr floor of house. No. '16
“"ul Mum sll‘w'i. inn .4an wlm't fumiir
oi u'iults. l‘uswnmion fromiiuy M. “if,
illu’xtil'iisi'. m 17 if
r in ”syn—mitts in H'Ii'i'ri Thculru tum.
mu. Ai-ivlvioi.1\l.liorr. mutt
7 ‘il liiIN'l'.——l"rnm April tut. tho onions in
l,tn'ii\‘i‘tilit|"~ ltuihlmg. horwulk. Apply
in PM .lt-nx Imcnworm, iii lit
'l‘t)~l.l1’l‘ ~lour room apartment. first und
\zrwiiilll iioor, rcnr.:r.i Woshiu ton strut-l,
winth .w -. in to cry r'mlitJiflllit lizhto unrl «donn-
mi ; four room upoi'tnmntmfront null renntiiird
tlo--r Sunny. .t- t'nrivoli hit-ck. '79 sud id Wnsh-
inuinu aim-t, rout t7 llllll to. Apply OLD Winn.
lf'iIiAl: t'o. j/ M if
‘1. i'romcnttutzern ulntnrduveuuAT-A:
h ply'toCliESTElt .Ci.AilK.iaQuiu1uti'rpd
. "l. .. .—
ilW‘lllIt‘.
'1‘ No. 129 linrlmr ll\'i'nll8. Norwuik. six
1 rouim with city water. rent tsmlso throo
rooms. on ' \|'ltil‘f'..i‘"lii $4. from-April 1.5
mouimu .\o. in Main street. borwnlk. rant 9.
Apply to ItALi‘ll MOUDl. loo East avenue.
, boi'uulk. ' din tf
: FOR SALE.
5, l“”“ ssi.s.~-.~w-tnrguii.uz in» him mainssii:
' - _ nuitubin for zwloot bout. made by Thom.
. or .\o\i' York; in good ordor; vary 0
i ll. Annirows. W “est uvenuo. u 11w
. 4‘0it HALE-wiluirv iiill Form.fiiii'resofiund
Withn-otmgo oi sovon rooms uud outs
fi-uildings. 'l'wo wcllsol'wutor on-i plenty oi
fruit on tho plum. h‘uitulilufni' poultry raising.
i I'rin'tv tum». ll'Ilillil'O of TAYLOR A GOLDIS.
m ill 1"
‘ Full SALE ~-t)no surroy. uonriy new. cost
rm. will soil for ilmwnc mild curt. $15:
rmfltWU-snait‘tl wagon utu imrgulu. Inquire
1 of FRANK (iiuzoonv. (frunlmry. m Qitf
' 14‘0“ S;\I.l’..~—lluu.‘w. No.1hEllmhtziii street.
suitable for two families. All modem
improvcmoufs. (lontuins 12 rooms. two baths
nod pnuirios. Call on CHM-1.6.51". Journon
[u‘i-inlm‘s. 7 3m
mu SALE.) l’uritv nod cheupness are
what wet-loin" forth" lmngmnn & )lnr‘
tinny. points. (1,.” at yurstoro for coinrmrds
; nud pi‘il'vs. Sour" 50mm”; minimum (10..
Li: Knuth .lluiu uncut.
! 130i: HALE—Tho imruinnd shoe business of
. ('. ii. ilui'vcy. Int'lllllllu: qiiiiru stock uiid
llxiuronumiIndoor-iistoro. “ill be sold very
clmutp ii Hulll ut oucc. Apply (it the store.
m 5
F0“ H.\I.i"..~--l.uwu grass. rod toured null
- whitnrlovcr sued. ulsmiiiimih . HuUTll
. Nos“ .LlJi li \RDWMtE ('0.. i2 South ll sin sircst.
' ‘01: HA l.l‘..-»Tluildiug lot Gordon on West
:n‘cum‘. mor—t dosirablo lot on the nvr‘niio.
Am 13' in Taylor 3: (billion. fun if
FOP. SALE-(form '0 at Bell Island. 86 foot
wuicr irnnt. l‘u ly furnished. Purl-hose
now whllo you huvc the o portuui y. inquire
of H. ii,\\storbury. ltoul tutuun Insurance.
in Washington sirnat.
d 12 in
Fli’il room "(dingo on (iienwood M'ouuo
J for Htlt‘ chaupund onnnsy terms. luquirs
of 5. it. SHERWOOD. izi Grove strontflouth
No1 wulk. mm
”W“... ,,-. . ,. _ .. -_._.. “:-
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
ion Slim. on“m"m1;m2. in one
hnrwulk. lwu acres of land. new house.
huruuud banner): ununtlunvo of fruit. Witter
in hoiwr. Apply oi. In Taylor avonuo. ulfit
\Tllill' EASY TERMS. (Voltage. 6 rooms. at
llowuyton. nan r tho station. #7 per month.
or will soil and uliow pnymcutof 810 perinouth
inward pun-hush: housouud lot 50x 10‘) foot.
iiuildinir loin for min. pawihio'smnll amounts
wwkly or montblv. LYNDA HILL LAND
('tHll'AN'Y. Mr. John ilol-orts. itowavton. or
niilcn W. A. limodivt A: ('m. Clothiers. Houth
.‘Jrirwulk. 0’: lion
.........3
! M ' inSTT—
i I 0ST, ‘in South Norwnlk. on lost Saturday
1 ill: lmiuz. south of meiugiou street. part.
i of Hun nnomclmi cuff button. Suitable rewurri
“void tnr ruiilrufo'l‘. B. lininnn. ’l‘rauiwur
'n, ”mm. 1
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Clmlend's Minstrels.
(llcvclund's minstrcls consist
of: I. A white minstrel show. 2. A
troupe of gcimiiic block miustrcis.
"blocked up by nature" with a coin
war-routed not to wash oil'. it. A Jap-
uuesc troupe, and when iiioy come to
i town, heralded by two brass bands and a
tile und drum corps, they make the poo-
‘ pic opt-n their eyes and pocket books.
(”low-land‘s successis partly amounted
for by his constantly kccpiug in touch
with capital. Hire the public what
they want and they‘ll do the rest. Eas-
‘ter Monday. Hoyt's Threw, will hit
ihc sci-no of this mammoth production.
\V'. H.
t
Canadian Jubilee Singers.
"Ynsicrday afternoon the Canadian
.lubilec. Singers. who are dosmndnntl
of sluvcs. mrformed It service of song at
the Egyptian Hull at the Mansion
House. in the absence of the Lord
Mayor. Sir Richard Temple prodded!
nndthcre wuss large attendance."—
Duily Chronicle. London. These urtiste
will be heard hiaturdny night at the'
First Methodist Episcopal church. ,
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