IIIE IIISIIIIIY Of A Mi IOU) II
IEIlSE ”MORRIS.
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of Typical Connecticut Teens
The man found imaging from a tree
in the Trumbull woods was Michael
Jesuit. a farm hand who had leen em-
ployed by different'farmers in that vi~
cinity doring'tbo winter. Medical ex-
aminer Downs says it was suicide. as
there are no marks of violence on the
body. 0n the man's left arm is tattoo-
ed: “M..l., lllT-i."
James E. Hoyt, who was stricken
with [analysis last week. and died Mon-
day morning at his residence, Deer Hill
avenue, Danbnry. where he had resided
for the last fifteen years. formerly lived
in Patterson, N. Y., and Ridgebury, in
which latter place be was prominent in
religious, social and business circles for
over forty years. He leaves a widow,
Mrs. Augusta B. Hoyt, a daughter of
the late Eli 8. Bennett. of Norwallr.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
The snow of Monday reminded one of
the Stamford Advocate‘s correspondents
that on April 13. 1874. a heavy snow
storm set in at an early hour in the
Spain's Premier Gives Hie Views
on Congree‘e' Aetion.
ms ins run! to examine
ut'ncee it‘s-pellets tpe ‘Praeideat wn
“rah Action—wflpaalarla Ready to Go In
War With the Ulltad Itatea if luau
eavy—Olavelaad lull Ilia-t-
hisnstn, April a—The papers here in
every shade of opinion rival each other it
censoring the attitude of the United Staten
congress and in declaring that Spain wil.
not tolerate interference, not even friend
Iy media’tlon. The government and in
supporters alone are cool amid the popu
iar excitement.
A sensation has been oaneed by Th.
Epoch stating that a friendly reply wooit.
certainly be made if the United State:
should ash as to Spain'e intentions witt
regard to Cuba.
Senor Canovae dcl Castillo, prime min
later of Spain, in an interview with a rep
reecutatlvo of The lmparciai said;
"The information Senor Dupuy dc
lmma. our minister at Washington, sendt
confirms the general impression that Mr.
Cleveland will take no action at present
“I have cause to believe that he will not.
“Of course l have no letter from hirl
saying so. I do not correspond with him
It is necessary to await the action of Mr.
Cleveland.
“If by chance he does take any action,
all that has been said about the establish
ment of commercial privileges and advan
tagcs to the United States in Cub: to putt
invention. "
Caaovae on Cleveland.
Talking to other journalists, Senor Ca
novae said;
morning and continued to fall in large
flakes during the entire day until about
midnight. The next morning it was
found to be seventeen incheb deep. The
sun shone brightly the next day, and at
sunset it had about all disappeared and
the robins were warbling ill the trees.
Woodcock were scarce that fall,and hun-
dreds of their young perished in that
memorable storm.
A rumor reached Stamford, Monday
morning, that Kellogg. the embezzler.
who recently left town with a large
amount of money belonging to his cm-
ployer, Mrs. A. J. :Daly, had been
caught in New York state. Mrs. Duly.
however, had not heard of his arrest.
and the report could not be verified.
Kellogg‘s crookedness has been adver-
tised in the Cignrmakers' Journal, :md
it is thought he may have given up the
cigar business and gone back to either of
his old trades, batting or carpentering.
His wife and family left Stamford and
are now living with her father-inclow ill
Norwalk.-—Stamford Advocate.
~ Returns of business for March on the.
New Haven railway system show that
the general traffic is holding its own.
while the through freight traffic via the
Harlem terminals shows a considerable
increase over last- year, when there was
a large increase over’thc year before.
The new traffic agreement with the
West Shore is one element in the in-
crease. There are. fears, however. that
owing to the shorter time. in many fac—
tories in southern New England the in-
crease will not be maintained. After
Presidentfflark‘s return from Califor-
niu it is understoul that plans will lc
developed for the enlargement of thr-
freight facilities at- Ilurlcm river and in
the neighlmrbrxxl. where the company
has large purchases of land.
A Contract for Cottages Awarded.
S. l". Gardiner, who purchaser] the
Barnum property in North avenue and
the land adjoining. will shortly begin
the erection of five cottages. facing on
Newtown avenue, as heretofore stated
in The Sentinel. The first one will be
at tbccorner of Newtown avenue and
Barnum hill. The cottages will cost on
an average of $1,800 each. Work will
be commenced as soon as the weatheris
suitable. ' The contract for buildiugllns
been awarded to Get rge L. Tullcr.
She—How old would youI say was?
He—Um——-well—I should say you were
old enough to know better than to
think I would answer a. question like
that. *
Theatre toileltcs, reception gowns.
marvellous spring huts, children's
frocks. and everything hewitchiug and
appropriate to the season, will be shown
in illustration and description in the
number of Harper's Baznr issued on
April lith. A striking and timely paper
on "Women‘s Student Life of ()xford."_
by Cynthia Barnard, will be a feature
of the number.
n
She—Since Folsome took to bicycling.
I suppose he is often seen on the road? I
lie-Yes; I saw him there five times .
within a mile, the other day.
“Papa," said Willie. “why do they
haven chaplain in the Senate "He
is there, my son, to pray that the Sena-
tors mityhcblesso-d. and may do their
work decentlyllnd in order.“ "Hmopb."
said Willie. “Seems to me they ought
to get rid of the one they have now, and
get one who has more influence."
an
A Remarkable Child—“Come. littleI
“if Mr. (‘iovoland limits his action ti
transmitting to Spain communicatlom
couched in a lone courteous and mild
enough not to offend, we will answer in
the same tone. maintaining our rights,
and there will be no cause for alarm.
"If thoothsrtbing happens. we shall
adjust our conduct to that of the linited
States."
A representative of the press specially
called on the Duke of Tetnnn after the
cabinet council. The foreign ministel
sold: "The truth is the government has
received up to the present no note what-
ever from the L'nitcd States touching Cnv
ha. Undoubtedly the vote will have in
finance in favor of the insurgents, but it
gives no cause for action on our part.
“(in the other hand, the attitude of the
powers ls satisfactory. The papers. irre-
spective of countries, reflect it.
“Tho acts carried out. in the United
States have had us their effect an increase
of warmer sympathy for the Spanish causr
felt by other foreign countries and govern
ments." ‘
Cleveland and Cuba.
erlv Yomt. April 8.-—Representntiw
hIcCrenry of Kentucky, who was chair-
lnun of the foreign affairs committee of
the house in the Flftyaooond and Fifty-
third congresses, sparking of the probable
action of the president on the Cuban reso-
lution, said: .
“Mr. Cleveland throughout his public
career has shown a disposition to investi-
gate for himself all important publicques-
lions. Whllo'l have no doubt that he will
show great respect for the expression of
the senate and house of representatives in
favor of the recognition of the Cuban lu-
surgents as llelllgoronts—nfter all, that won
simply on expression—it is true, by an
overwhelming majority of tho rcpresentlv
tives of the people. but. action and rcspon
sibllity are for him-‘I have no doubt that
be has put himself in a position to secure
accurnto information as to the true condi-
tion of affairs. He has ample means at his
disposal for such an investigation, and
that such an investigation will be made
or is now in progress I entertain no sort.
of doubt. i'pon its result, taken in con-
nection with the expressed opinion of
congress, he will not."
Asked to whether he believed that, Mr.
t‘lovelnnd had sent an agent to Cuba. Mr.
liIcCrcnry declined to commit hilmoif.
When shown a report to this effect. ho’
said: “That may be simply a guess. No
authority is given, and such a mission
would, of course. be secret. "
\‘enernelnns For Cuba.
CAltAf'AS, Venezuela. March tilt—All
Venezuela is agitated on the question of
the government recognizing the belliger-
onoy of the Cuban insurgents. At a ses-
sion of the chamber of deputies Fombonu
I’nlncio, principal deputy for the state of
Andes, made an eloquent plea in favor of
Cuba. saying: “Let us remember our
grand war. Let us remember that Vene-
zuela was the cradle of the genius of South
American liberty; that Bolivar was de-
sirous of attempting to free Cuba and
Puerto Rico, and that, revering his glo—
rious memory, we owe it as a duty to rec-
ognize the holligorency of Cuba's liberat—
lngnrmy. Venezuela, the initiator of Span-
ish-American independence. should not be
last. Thegrcat republic has alrcodyde-
clared in favor of Cuba. The Central
and South American republics will do the
some. Ill fact. it put to a vote. Cuba
would be free. The whole world demands
it."
Republicans “'in In Chicago.
Clllcsoo. April s.-—-ln the elections for
town officers and nldermen the Republic-
ans carried all of the sevenfitowns by me-
jorities running from Loiltlito 4,000. The
cnmprllgn for alderman was not strictly
on party lines, being more of an effort on
the port of citizens, regardless of politics,
to oust the clique which has controlled the I
council. ()nt of tin alderman voted for ,
the Republicans elected 20. the Democrats l
13. Two independents were chosen. Dur-
ing the day there'wero molly disturbances .
in various sections and several persons 6
were injured. 5
Played “'ith Dynamite.
New Yons. April 8,—Huherto Marlo-
geio. it years old. of 242 Mulberry street,
found a small quantity of gunpowder in
the street and took it home While the
I
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. at Burlington, \'t.. on the 101th and Hill
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Mauve“ not Ilve‘l’ilaee It lb
.NWlI-II' and Attempted latene-
Detonator. N. J.. April surrederict
Void of this city made a deeper-to but no
succeeefol short to kill his wife and fa»
Void and his wife have been parted fol
snipe time. Ira. Void living with her to
M. John Gaunt. In Church street
There was a social gathering at the Hanoi
residence, and Void, filled with liquor
and heavily aruu-d, went there and do
mended admittance He shouted that he
wanted to see his wife and if the door we:
not opened he would break it down.
Mr. Gaunt, after a time. went to tlu
door and threw the husband oil‘ the lamp.
The loan returned after hie father-lu‘law
had mentored the house and forced tin
thtlf. A second time he was forced intt
the street. .\lr. Gaunt following and wart»
ing him not to renew his elforts.
Void. as soon as he was free. drew a la
volver and fired live Ibols at his fathorrln‘
la'w. Hts aim wafiuneleady. and none or
the hullcte took o cot. One last ground;
the old man's head, but the others wcnii
wide of the mark. \‘oid attacked Haunt l
and struck him a heavy blow on the head i
with the butt of the revolver. knocking
him down. The infuriated
then made his 0 cape.
The noise of the shunting created a,»
panic in the house, andsomcof the women 3
fainted, while the men for n time were!
afraid to open the door. After waiting fol I
a time some of the men ventured outside *
and found Haunt lying in the road. hard- %
lyahlo to speak. He was carried into the i
lured.
Large numbers of citizens were out
early scouring the vicinity for the would
be murderer. Policemen Smith and Ayers
found Void and poulucd on him.
man made a desperate resistance. but was
overpowered by tho oilicora, who started!
for the town jail with him. I
When near the lockup, Void suddenly;
the skull. .
they soon extracted the bullet. The Wound I
. l
jail to await the action of the grand Jury. 5'
SCHOOLHOUSE ABLAZE.
The Match and Dynamite flout In a far-I
tion-l Fight In (‘urllm i
Cl'u'rlx. Pu, April N.—-Tb|s township
is in n turmoil of excitement over the
burning and blowing up by dynamite o.‘
the district sclumlbousu
llad feeling was aroused about tvvo
years age over the
the schoolhouse and the courts had to do:
ride the matter. Ullc faction was still dis.
satisfied, and about :0 men and boys set
the building on fire. The other faction
was soon on the scene and tried to quench '
the flames. The lncendinrics vvcro. how-
ever. hiding in the womls. and while, some
bulldingthcythrew dynamite on the roof. !
The building was completely demollsh- 9
ed, and those Inside narrowly escaped '
with their lives. The two factions then ‘
engaged in n pitched battle in the dark. .
noes,nnd sumo of the participants werei
luuliy cut by tho Woodsmcn's axes. .‘Ioro "
trouble ls feared, and l)inlii-'l Attorney"
Singer left for the scene of the trouble at
oucc_dcterminod tonrrest the belligcrems.
Florida Flier Collide-s “’ltll a I-‘roiglit.
llANleJJZ, \‘a.. April H.-—'l'hcro was a
wreck on the Southern railway at (inlvcm
ton. :io miles north of here. A south
hound freight train was going on tho sid-
Ingot Ir'nltcsiull when the north hound
lt'loridn lllcr run illto the shin of tlm.
freight, knocking freight cars frolu the
track. The cars were badly smashed. and l
11 large quantity of cotton mill lnncbllu-ry, 1
with which they were loaded. was dclnoi
Ished. The engine to the flier was badly
ytlnlnaged. The engineer, fireman and
ivrakomnn Were slightly hurt. lull pilflsl'll-
gcrs were uninjured. Iiuumglv sustained '
by the company is estimated at Sloomllll.
Army of the Potomac Ill-union.
New Ynllx, April s.-’l'ho Society of
the Army of the Potomac will hold its‘
twenty-seventh annual reunion this your ‘
of September. Iicncrul ()rluud Smith will
be the orator and tho poctscout, ('uptnin
.Iuck (.‘rnwford. the poet. The change
from June to September for the meeting
is due to the numerous political and other
conventions to be held this vcur in Juno.
The death of Major GollIPI'ill .Iobn Gibbon,
the president, devolves llpon Major (ion.
oral James Jourdan the duties of presiding
olilcer.
Prices Elected Mayor of Jamestown.
JMlES'l'owx, N. Y.. April H.—-—In the
municipal elections held here (lscur h'.
Price was elected mayor by a very large
majority. The present will be Price's
fifth consecutive term. He was lndorsed
by all except the Prolllbitlonists. (if the
eight alderman elected seven are Repub-
licans. the Democrats securing only one.
The Republicans also elected the city
clerk and the supervisor.
Pardons Granted.
’I‘urx’rox, April 8.—-'l'lle state board of
pardons pardoned Joseph Green. sentenced
to .3 years for grand larceny; William
Levy, sentenced to it"; years for forgery;
William AuCox. sentenced to it years for
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girl. tell me what is your name and bowl b"? and MI 'slster Martha. 1" years Old.
old vou are?" asked an old bachelor Elvere examining the powder someef it fell
W110 “'33 visiting the “31'8" f'amily. ' and both vvere severely burned about the
The child holds buck and refuses to face and bands. Theywere tekento Bella-
on the stove, causing a slight explosion, .
i
talk. Mother—That's the way she is.
She never likes to talk to gentlemen.
“Humph! If she. keeps that up, she
will make a splendid wife some of these I
days." I
Reporter—What shall I say about this E
man Jones [that died today? All I knowi,‘
about bimlis that he had been married I
five times. . 1
City Editor—Say that he was domestc i
in his tastes. 1
vue hospital.
McKinley Defeats Bradley.
‘ LhIIISVIIJlE. April.8.—Completeretorns
as furnished by the McKinley managers
show that the Ohio man has carried Louis- ,“
ville and Jefferson county. seculrng 123 ,
delegates to the district convention against '
Governor Bradley's 7:3.
, lmled While Bteallngva Bide.
Benoit, April E.—-Georgs Bishop. aged
7 years, willie trying to steal a ride on
a freight train in East Boston was in
.s- new a
larceny; Patrick McMahon, sentenced to
o months for conspiracy; Imwis, Asa and
Morris Ford, sentenced to if: months fol
stealing a cow.
Furniture Maker Failed.
Business. April s.——Wllllnm P. B.
Scbluit‘t. furniture manufacturer; mode a
deed of trust for the benefit of creditors to
Charles .1. I‘nuchet. ‘Bond was filed for
s70,ooo, indicating assets of half that
amount. Tholinbilitles are not known,
but it is understood they are large.
Took a Frightfnl Leap.
Tosoxro, April lit—John Strarhan, a
well known merchant tailor of this city,
threw himself from Glen Road bridge at
Rosedalo, so feet, into the ravine herewith
suicidal intent. He was not killed, but
was able with slight assistance to walk
after his fearful leap. \ ‘
'slcxlnley Delcgatea in Maryland.
BALTIMORE. April H.-C0llnty conven-
tions were held in Somerset and Anne
Arundeloouritles. at both of which the
delegates to state and district conventions
were instructed tovote for McKinley dele-
gates to St. Louis.
Big Date on Croller'e Americas.
floxoos, April a.—The Sportsman says
that two beta of 1.000 to 50 on Mr.
Richard Croker'a colt Americas for the
Kempton Park Jubilee stakes were follow-
ed by the acceptance of a hat, of 1,000 to
mam W...
l Altaahob is persisted in.
eon-in-law : in
iuad self willed. it h feaml hewiilfall castration before this in favor of their
house and cared for. He is not badly in- ’ fr
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meanness recount.
’11 he ,‘haee ‘ W in. the
lessee fitted to In season-ates.
Ls inseam, Islander. Aprils—dines
fleedvieeaot iiereb lo and Intuition-t
irate Certain than have been no battlla
between the opening forces of Preeldem
The Nflelapeditloetleeeeed
bytheDervishes.
thee-in-lhw by shooting. lie was arrested. m" " " .
mu ton- an- to an mm 1m melanomas locum. . m" "‘ “” W” "M“ " m“
”if h) No but 90‘ 'Ilfllly. ‘_. w ’n M d m m (w
M a.” g. I)". a... la!“ y” ‘ lions ”If. ill willow!!!“ ill.- Salva-
vm- em lace aacl race M"-'~?miu'17§.ml”lmn.n'nfilfiifdh:
“I'm Assault " ""0" “mmganae and yield their leaders. General
‘l'elle of the man suaauea la Alma. titles. the ISM leader. . 017‘ that both
Win t miles magma as
New Yoss. AMI v~~lfo|vml M- A , m depository of the executive wwor un-
Ooalmlll «bull-Holkmna Ivan Carlo . m a Marceau election should be held.
'0 Th “midi Both of these propositions wane disapprov-
lt canam be denied that time calming it“... WI" ”n, "a Mia's"
in Cairo a strong apprehension that dieee- P ”yew,
tor will soon was the find of the; 14”!in fl» 1” gum do [1an
Don-ole «MM Mutants hm who ; was practically to a modal". About
have business relations with the Sudanese ‘, “up, Honduras trwpe “my" the mm.
WW" that 00! ll." WWW! 0‘ linseed of the vice president of Honduras.
(300' "ll"! Old ”"1""! 01 "'0 MM!" 3 L'. llanilia. map] a pueblo in the fertile
In and around luv-soils The! 'Mflmlveileycf the It’lvlelu la Mantegna and
the row” mutt-ems flea In or ssdlwnn froamutm boulevard. They map-
the holy war declared. Their opinion leg”: try-tam an arjnai number of the
that 50mm) men will 8mm hi "I!!! m If" Nicaraguan retel- under (toners! Orton at
tercapt the march of the Anglo ligyptlan l mum Pffl‘mfl zaluya'e troops, on
army, if the plan of pushing beyond I m. “a” ”my, W'up’ Nugaruto and
3 Mature near the western allure of Luke
tieaoral Kitchener is karma tehcyeerro ’ lanagua. They are apparently few in
if I0? I'l'l'h military dill": Awe-elv- mlmlsrror they would have made a dent-
into the error recently committed by (law i "mummy gum who entered Nica-
eral fiaratiavi in Allyselnla. lie is oars- ingoa north of been, the wool capitol,
fully terrifying as he actresses. and in the nearly . "mm. "a ready to woporuto
event of an ordinary reverse be may he ‘ with Zola” to take that place.
able to hold out until English stereo! as 11... l‘ mm sues. '31.:le Alert is still
rivce. ‘ at Corinth, and all is quiet there. I'nllod
An American onetime» lost «love ‘ mun Ccmsular Agent l’uluzioat C(ll’ll’lffl
om Wady llalfa says he. met several showeblluuylf attentive to the interests
I thousand Egyptian recruits and railway ‘ my, ”1 pl“)q"' of m. 17mm] states and
laborers going forward, bundmisof whom I of Europeans.
._
The l
drew his revolver, and before the police ‘ troops.
men could am his hand the was on was I dently '0 “MW "*0 "WNW“ W! '0 I" 4‘ . . . .
nt Void's head’and a bullet bud ligf'n sent from I“ base "I" summer 0" "MIN". N V “’fl and ”n”. I", ‘ cranes on March 2|
hack of Mg Hum, car. In m thick pg", 0:; that when the main assault is delivered
Doctors were summoned, and ' retreat for it. will mean slaughter.
Is not fatal. and Void was ccmllilfful to Michelle! "Mills fate of Hicks Psalm:
, vlshes are better armed and helm pro .
. pared to light than when they elmr‘iml ."m the
i Lord Wolseley's advance. The English as
:that the troubles in .Vlatohelafami may»
, weaken the support of the llrmgnlan expw ‘
. dition. which must soon be forthcmnlng.
. The dervlshes nrs wry activate the rear .
, . o
”loam" M " site ("r l culty is experienced already in keeping up
"telegraphic- communication.
7 dissatisfied because \v'imioafe Boy. who Is
. other stuff officers are acting as ms [Mr
I voyovs to agencies of newspapers in ling I
of their enemies wore in tho burningl and.
' some of them. but. was unable tentatively
. B'Ildlsflt‘f'il,
= the morning.
- were meaning and sobbing like hen-amt .
1 No dependence can be placetlfi
'Chlltlron. “a ltelwoal Mela-tier Arrested.
f
Hausa. .‘spril a.-—.lnan l'rlald. the
principal of the gang of forgets who have
n migrating in New York.
, in these men.
‘ The Policy elf the ”clam. ‘ i
The preliminary shlmishiag so for ;’ "WI" 1 W _ ‘
has given some confidence In the Egyptian ;':"’;’::91' 1:“12‘" 1:11:23; bridging!
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The policy "I "m fimm. ” "I ' I'rlald arrived here cu March ill from Key
’ ‘ by tile French steanler Washington. The
1 police searched the Ijlwmre he had occu-
pied here and found his pocketixmks. mn-
talntng Atmlran money and u voucher
for the purchase of a draft, proving that
I'rlald negotiated tile forged draft and
proceeds purchased a draft on
‘f’avflifz‘l I'ollrw Inspector Trujillo .‘llonu
. gas thereupon notified the Corona police
unlinked that I'rlald be arrested when
he arrived at (Tortilla.
Many well informal parade harassprm I
awaits the airdar’s column. The (in 1
a rule pooh pooh the More of defeat, but
they are all extremely anxious. it is feared
l’nlrlslrrlu Militant (Miter-e Elected.
. 'ltom:. .\’. \'.. April s‘.——At the session
"if the Patriarch» Militant. I. U. 0. iii.
clam mount, the following officers were
. rivaled" i’rmldcnt. llrigmiier l2. (.7. Shall-r.
illnffaio.‘ vice president. Colonel W. ll.
.fmtwr. illnghunltun; secretory. Major
’1 ”toffee Ilu'lalo: treasurer, Major G.
W Shannon. Rochester: officer of guard,
tropism I" Senbvh. Syracuse: sstltinel.
? (":lptaitl 0. I). Wllllnllls, New York hillle;
embarrass the English government and5
f the Egyptian column. and great diffi-
Newspaper correspondents are much
at the head of the intelligence from". and
_ fell-rt. Llelltenant A. t". Slocum. Glovers‘
tulle. Colonel .l. E. Iiyan of Film. Major
Details of Merl-are Victory. ’ J. lint/la attractor-lam and Captain It. .I.
lions, April s.——A dispatch from How .
noun has been receiver! hero by way of‘
l’erim island. reporting that after ('uiottol ,
Etcvuni‘e victory over the sic/"MM new
iiassnla on Saturday. in a bottle in which
la.- l'ot lull men and lftiiicterl a “manta
loot-ed at «zoo upon the danish", he re:
turned to “dermis and tho (imlshsls to .
tired to the form and lutrcncbms'flta at ,
'l‘ucrul'.
(in the following day ('olonel Naval-l
made a l'ccmmu'lsrnneo of Term! and org
orousiy attached the forts. llo captured
disilldge the dervlshes. llo‘ thanrfm re
turned to Ix'ussolaonrl inforrtuul limeral‘
commander of the llallnrt
forces in Africa, that. be was e‘oltflrllc‘crl
. that his forces were strrmg enough and
that he proposed to renew the attack in
In view of the general alteration. howl
over, Honeral B’aldlssero rcftleorll to ram-
tlon this plan, and ordered “Monolithic.
vunl to evacuate Kamila and to retire
. with his column upon Antonius, half way
‘ between
[female and Martians, which
Colonel Stevani is now doing.
Gifford Regulus Histamine
BI'II'WAYO, April s.~l,atcr news a».
ju~t been received that Clifford has re
pulsed the Mummies. the fighting crmllif'i
ulng all day. Gifford lost three Wounded “
in the fight. ' It. is, said that. threw women .
and children are imlgcfcd there. ““Tmsl.»
worthy how's hasbeen' received.” medic '
patch odds. “that the rebels are massing
1.3 miles distant."
Flushing and Newton» ”cult-swallow.
I-llmoKl.v.\',. April? s.--'.l‘ho Barnum“
were victorious of. Flushing. .\ V... by
about .100 majority to the election for m’ .
pcrvlsors. The'gmutln'g of lib-mans was
f’ltl'l'lflfl by shear. moo majority. The ,
Democratic ticket was also star's-recalls! at i
Newtown, N. Y., the voter completely rs!» ‘
verslng the order of things all the election .
lost your. Newtownz voted in favor of1
granting licenses by about hiloolmajrovrltv. ,
The town of Homestead elected a [townie .
iicau supervisor without apparition and.
also voted for license. ‘
Am Flight "n‘li'l’ may immodest. - {.
Crucvamsrl, April tin-Ibis" platinum!
that at least mono marl belonging to the
buildingr mom unions in this city will
demand an eight hour day from their on»
ploycrs on May 1;. The carpenters“ union
has already sent out letters to all common
ore stating that the firm has «mm for
shortening the hours of labor and asking
their err-operation in the movement. Sew
. Thomas
f'lab of i inclda were apmintcd a committee
on uniforms for the department council.
Dilution ('untaeta In How York.
iltlmw. S. 'l'. April s—Tho lxlard of
‘mpvvrvlwrs of Columbia county stands
lsvnlmvaile by one. but a molest has eoln»
moored that may change the original re.
«all. A peremptory mandamus was served
'. an then-Section inspectors of New Lebanon.
r‘otttgwlllflit ”mill to show cause why there
slmlld not be rs recount. it is claimed
flint wvml Imllote were thrown out. which
Would have clerical tile Republican super
. elem. A martllicate of election was given
to the Democratic candidate, who, it was
Jami, was elected fly-three. Contests will
also be made. It is said. in llillsdole and
(tormentown.
Philadelphia i‘Iuglle Tan l'lub Celebrates.
Wildlisoloff. l)el.. April N.-—'I'he Phil.
edolpbla Single Tax club celebrated
Jefferson's birthday. Ilcnry
«lungs was the principal speaker. He
said he felt sure the campaign in llela-
wore would be a some". and the seed sown
. here would scatter throughout the world.
its stated that a movement is on foot. to
organize a great single tax demonstration
In England and Ireland. which would
come in the nature of a surprise. Cou-
. grooelllall Magnire of California also spoke.
About zoo persons were present.
“ulnlhlpfl n. Collision.
Stilt i’olsll. April 8.—~Wbile proceeding
to eves the steamship liellarden. bound for
i”lentil American ports, callleinto collision, . .
{near quarantine. with the lied Starllno
j steamship Frlmiand and was so badly in-
luml that she eras beached nt Staten Is-
land to prevent sinking. No one on board
other vessel was Injured. .
Alum Declines AI Presidential Nomination.
‘osltns. April s.——r4cnstor \i'. V. Allen
addressed a letter to Governor Holcomb
declining to be a mndidnte on the Pope-
I'let ticket for preeidentlsl honors. lie
claillml that others In the party deserved
the recognition and his business would
not permit of such an arrangement.
Au Actor “'itll Appendicitis.
SEW Yollif. April ll.--Stepben Wright,
an actor. who has been one of the leading
timbers of the Ward and James and
Stine. Manifealta companies. is lying in tho‘
New York hospital. progressing satisfac-
torily after an operation which was per-
formed on bllrl for appendicitis:
NEWS IN BRIEF.
I lia-I’recident Harrison and his bride ar-
cral contractors have signified their will. rived to Indianapolis.
inguass to grant the eight burnt «lay We Fain. Whitnlorc. 22 years old. of. Now-
“i“"“ “ damn" ‘9 m“ ”WM“ ”W" W“ ‘ arts, is. 1,. killed herself by taking cur-bol-
vrlal or flats Will Chennai Irate 90M. 911:3”! "“3"” h" mother drank ‘0 ex
\l’ssulxmov, April ilk-‘79s? long delay; ‘ M
ed trial of the contest. o-vev the myrtle-rim“
will of the. late Judge limit. the finding of
which in the register of wills“ amino last
fallloreated a sensation. has been set for
May 1‘: next before Judge Bradley of the .
circuit. court.
lotion!!! Imtlv'l'ncker and his
. wife were "It'd”ntlbfl" at an enthusiastic
meeting In Carnegie Music hall, in New
. York. ‘
Mamie and Johnny Timothy, juvenile
thieves of Jersey City. were found to have
committed upward of a score of highway
robberies and burglaries.
our respective». rm»: limo.
IIoV Esl‘lA‘fE. I’m. April it ~lls'v. Dr.
John J. Iloherry. rectnrnf Ht. John‘s Call!
nlic church. died, aged 77 years. He lived ,
in l-lonesdale over film” and was one of .
the best known priests in northeastern
The I‘ags-Pavey rmnpromlso school hill
lemming trustees in flow York city from
office has passed the assembly and now
goes to “merrier Stories.
It is elated that Secretary Olney has
'askssi Moduli-at General Scbofioid, re.
... _.-... . .. . Blind. toxin fella information as to the
I.wtawterl I'm rm llnlitary situation in Cuba.
(Yaswronnsvrrrr. l , April s, -1' Fire, sown; have been of incendi-
Charles 3 fondle. evil of the The no, " s31 Nixie. destroyed 10mm In Yonkers.
phi Jon‘ral, was» nominated rm gnaw“; .\.Y., and drove the unsure of upper sto-
by use Republicans of thrr tom district. f1 rim into the cm In their nightclatllea
fieneral Lew Wallace presided. i President ‘r'reeleud of the Metropolitan
Penn sy lvnn is.
u
» ,5 Tradlon company of New York wrote to
1000' CW”!!! ”am. i l'mldsmt Slalom of theAmslgamsted As-
DFf‘KsfiTer‘t. N. .1, Apvll' s "Janice aviation of Street- Beilway Employees.
F. Conklia, recently appointed ”Grow”; ‘gflilllt‘elf refusing to grant a conference
{.1- Grim lay 35-119 0! 3m: «may, one go.- discuss the grievances of the men. A
h ‘ rrlkenwrreeult.
H. KRIEG‘
‘Iehaokemc tiotei albeit.
a.
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South Iorweib.
e
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“'c 'nl'ry the largest and best assorted
stock of
MILLINERYI. ..
lit the twin cities.
*
In our
Coat and Cape
Department
You not find everything suitable for spring \vcur. Our
prices arc the lowest.
H. KRIEGER,
South .\'or\ 'ulk. 55~l and 556'.\lnin $1., Bridgeport.
ELEGANCE res ' ’
um: MONEY!
That explains, and you will admit it,
when you have glanced at our SPRING
STOCK.
Men’s All Wool-
Suits for Spring
. $4.90
A
’l‘llcsc arc ucw goods. just in, autism
advertising flycr for one week only.
beginning.r March (Will. Buy your
Iiuslcr furnishings of
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
Clothiers and lf‘urllisllcrs, I
ISIMAIN STREET, SENTINEL BUILDING,
Norwalk. So. Norviralk.
New Process I
, ' Manhattan Junior 3
Gasoline Stoves
Insurance 3
Jewel I
Majestic l
I?
Oil Stoves. . .
Process 1
, Florence!
Gcm !
Cable 1
', l
1 ,t W
NASH a. VAN scat,
Cor. ii. Mainand West Streets, "
CONNECTICUT
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SOUTH NORWALK,
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scours urn: .
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
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First-Class- Meatsi!
frai . Ml
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
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