'3?” ”But God is grill. and be sends thcl
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tilt man or i in an a
w W“:-
ed. M m Mat but!“ I'll! Intrepid Load" of the l'ntrtotn Out-
cm Fm them” and Inlay: l
of twin! Mic-t Your:
t-ioicctrum r. n. Merrill you pumhiw,‘
a bicycle. l;
MN. M. E. Mosul. of liilbddc, has HIT
attack of tin- grip.
David Hill is illtltr ill at Ibc licidct
Width-urn utl Thc lirwli.
A tmrtionnftbo l’rat riwamp wiub
was burned utvr, Monday.
H. I". Dutfv has manual it 1» onion a
"unit lbrnticlly'u grim-ry ston- m Nor
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mclxmuhliu. oi
Norwalk. haw a baby daughter, bort
Monday.
The work of repairing Norwalk towi
roads this your Will be given out by con»
tract to thc low at bithlrr.
Miss Kntc (loldrick. of iA‘onardstrv-ct.
has a latuc foot, cams-d by comb-salt
strpping upon soun- broken glib-s.
This body of a man was found tioatiur
in tiridgctmrt harbor by (.‘aptain A. I .
rimith, of an oystcr slmp, yuaturda, .
It is badly dcconusnad and had been i
the watt-r for wwks,
Edgar ii. rilanmn, of Now Canaan. f r
many yours a urrguant of thc New Yo
dctectivo bureau, has scrum-d a Imitiru
with thc Iniportcrs' and 'l‘rado-rs' bit k
of New Yorkasdetuaivc. Slauson \v s
Mlflf't‘id on lti'miuut of his knmvlodgc if
the criminal clauses.
:w’boriti' Mun-ion, of Lincoln. Ncl .
Pitt”? to i'onnwticut about a wok a} o
to loolt for the limit. (i. F. L. \Vttlkt'rj a
brotherofi'harlcs W. Walkcr. of lirid
Walkcrbas boon a [tlt‘ltot’ of a Ilapti
church at I'Zxctcr. Nob, Imt snddcn
lcft his charge. tWo wi-cku ago and cat
East. Sliciitl' Manson says ho is war
MI in Nebraska for a number of thin; as,
among thcm forgo-ry and bastardy. lic
is forty-two yours old and has boon a
minister for twenty yours, ‘
Dii. LEE iii CONNECHCUT.
History” at tile Clergymo ’Illio Exposed pr.
Morgln's Plagiarism.
Tho Rev. l)r.'l‘imothy J, Loo, of New"
ark. whocxxmwl Dr. Morgan's East-r
plagiarism in New York, was born ii
Madison, this statc. lioattcudcd II it)—
kins Grammar school, New liars-n. \ 'as
graduatcd at Yalc in lHTs'; and at he
thmrlogicalschool in ll'iTil. lic tool. a
post graduati- i'lmtr‘w, finishing in iFiHS.
His first charge aftI-r ordination was
(,‘otigregational church at Wiust- .
Later ho was callcd to the (longrc ru-
tional church at New Milford, of wt 'ch
tiiclatc Dr. Porter, president of lab:
tailing-e, was onco the pastor. I" im
New Milford hc Wt'nt to ,thc Rt'fnl'l icd
i’msbyterian church at Huston, l’a.. ml
in June, Milli, lic became the pastor of
tlic First Ill-formed church in Ni-wzlrk.
The mngrcgation, which contains Hy] ny
of thc oldcst families in that place,
dwidml to movc, and thcy will
M'M‘t a bandmmc church in the fashion-
ablo quortcr of thc city.
Oyster Grounds Attached.
The firm of (Tlark d: Bond, of llri
V 3.
,Lr
A;
port, owncrs of Illt‘ attramcr Bond-i ur-
rirr, also oyster grounds and I-aome 5 tall
slmps, has bven fllt‘illlf”)l\’t‘fl. The tro
against itsrlf has separated.
Captain Ash Bond took the
strainer out ”of Bridge-port liarbor,
thc action caused mmc anxiety
Patrick ('lark, as tho Eltll' of the ll!
vestéd in him alone,”and he did
relish tho disappearance of tin» stea‘
That evening the Bond-(junior stezinn-d
into port again and when shc put p at
the dock, Mr. Clark wont aboard and
remained there all night, chts- day
morning hie wont to the Custom louse.
with lu-r papers and had any ones r iadc.
out, the dim-mum being that Mr. ( lark
is named as sole owner of the boat and
Captain (ieorgc ii. Rowland as in: ster.
’l‘iic secrind chapter in the dissolition
fl'f'l'li’i‘ml yrstcrday afternmn win-n f 'iark
instituted form-Insure proceedings : u an
til-aim mortgage he holds on B ud's
half iutcrcst in oyster grounds within
the tncridiau lines of the towns of .‘ trut-
ford and Fairticld. The other half in-
tcrcfit is owncd by Clark himself. At-
tarhnwnt papers were sc-rved by S icriif
.Iobnmn.
to
Send-Oil for Don Juan st. Carlo.
Thcrv-wauau unusual stir on i‘aual
ctr-(mt. hut night. A farcwcll rocdption
was being tench-ml to Don .10.?! St.
(farloby colon-d society in that cigh-
borhood. For awhilc the polic had
doubts whcthcr Don would get mi ay as
ho intended without another visit 0 the
lock-up. He will be greatly mlfi in
police circles.—-i'ltamford Advnca
The devil scuds the wicked wind, l
To blow our skirts have-high:
dust,
To blow in the bad man's eye.
,0.
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‘ WEYLBR’S PLAN WAS FRUITBATBD. ‘
Serious Defeat of Spaniards in
Flour Del Rio.
m
general. tho I'Olllh tlttlcrn and ltouto ,
Thur Ioldlons Consul Willi-tn- Conn.
pllmnnto Ilia Mrcnuor. ”
HAVANA. April lit—Now: has been ro
miiod hero of a buttlo noar locbuzn bo- .
moon the Alfonso XII! battalion. uudur‘
:-umumnd of Culunttl Detail. and tho insur-
zcms undor Iowa. ”
('olonsl [labor reports, that his battal- 1
ion. in combination with other bodiuu of ‘
spanisb trwps, loft Muricl. in the prov-
turn of Pinur dol Itlu. tar tho purports of
giving tho enemy brittle.
'l’buy moi tho advance guard of tho in-
wrgcnts. emulating of a force of 2m) cav-
alry, who oponcd tlro upon the govern
tnont wtumn.
'l‘ho Spaniards continuod their march
toward Lot-hula. although opposed at ct"
cry stop and ovary olcvntion luring occu-
pied by them at the mat of a tight.
l'pon arriving in tho vicinity of Lt‘f‘llil‘
u they found the insurgents gntbcrcd to
strong tori-cu. and tho patriots nimlo an
attcmpt to surround tho Spanish column.
The Spanish troops fought with grout
dupcrution against heavy mills. says Do-
bos, but were defeated with losses of mmiy
killud and wounded.
Disinlng tho intention of the enemy to
encircle his column, Colonel Dobos order-
cd It retreat.
The spaullb column rctirod to the Son
('lundln estate on tho north coast. \rhnro
tho troops lurtiflcd tbcmsel'o», awaiting
the arrival ot other gmcrum at columns.
Kept tho Enemy It Buy. ,
lianoral lnclnn arrived with his column
very opportuncly, and tho troops umlor
Colonel hobo! Wore also protuctod by tho|
tzlltllioltt Alortn. which kcpt tho cuumy at
)5 .
ttolonel Dchos estimates that tho force
of tho insurgents who clmrgod upon his
crunmnnd nutnborcd imam uum. ’i'Im otll-
cinl I'l'ptl". any: that tho insults at tho cnc- 3
my must ham boon wry “root, as many -
mcn Wcro men to fall before tho ilro of
tho Spanilh trmips.
’l‘ho government column, according to
tho oiliclnl rcpcrt, lost i own killcd and 1
Milan and Id soidlcrs Woumbd, but. tho
fact is that the govormnunt losses wore
vcry hoary. the details boing withhold by
tho nuthorltlcs.
A civilian who voluntcorrd to carry tho
hows of tho prcdlcunu-nt of the govern-
ment column to tho noarost fort ran the
gnntlot of the rubol tire and was t'olupnl-
lcd to jump into the water twlcc to uuvo
bimsclf.
fictioral Inclnn reported that upon his
arrival at. Colonel llobou‘ comp ho com.
polled Macon to retreat. from San Claudio.
Trying to Force a Battle.
Tbcobjoct of tho Spanish gonoral for
some time past has bcon to compel tho Cu-
ban leaders to light. a battle. (Ieliornl
chlur drew up a plan some time ago td
prevent tho reunion of the two soparate
armies of tho insurgent army and to ill.)-
stroy at. a single blow that one of tin-m
which for sonic wccks hits bccn tho must.
nggpcnivo and socco-sful.
’ ho forcc utklcrtioncral Mam-o. num-
bcrlng bctwt-on Mono and imam men.
has Itccn unriorthoprovlncoof l'Inar. wcst
of Havana, morotban IHtl milns away from
the force undor Gcnorul (lomcz. 'I‘bo uh-
jo-ct. of the fipnnish guneral was to confino
Macao's form within tho district which it
Occuplcd, so that the main body of tho
Spanish army might bodlrcetod against
it with overwhelming force.
Tho maneuvering on botll sides began
about. a fortnight ago aml wuntondny',
and night. The Spaniards thought. that.
Macco was shut up in narrow quarters,
from which cat-ape was lmpoasiblo. .
'i‘wo troolias. or walls, of soldiers had
bcon ostublishmlncross the Island ncnr lin-
t'ntm, and upon thcso there were at least
:io,oou Spanish troops, supported by other
bodies stationed in Macao's rear and on 1
both tililt‘tl. ,
It looked as though Spain had at. last .
caught tho second bci-‘t. Cuban Icadrr on
the insido of that. aundrnnglo which Woy-
lor had ropoatcdly tried to draw hltu into .
since ho discovered that a triangle could ”
lint. hold him. .
The object of the Spanish maneuvorlniz .
was to closo upon Marco. and tho objnct j
of Macao was to prevent the enemy from
closing in upon him. ,
It now looks as it the Cuban tactlclun ,
had now more succoodcd in frustrating
tho carefully laid plans of tho Spaniards.
i
('onsul Williams Talks. l
HAVANA, April tin—Consul (lonorul,
Williams, who has anxiously awaited the j
appointment of his successor sinco be sent. 1‘
in .his resignation: in March, cxpressod 1
gratification when ho learned that former ’
Governor Loo hml boon named. He said:
1‘1 iccl bonorcdto have such a man suc~
cccd run. I know him wull. llo was “13
Ilnvuna with Mr. tilcvclund right after?
the lattcr's formor term as prcsldont. I
likod him very much. i am glad to be ro-
Iiovcd. [will retain otllco until he comcs.
The work horn is pnrtlcuinlry hard and
di'ti‘crcnt from that of any other «onsuluto.
Many duties which usually dovolvo upon
a minister on account. of tho distance
from Madrid must be done hero. The.
ntlico communicates directly with the son-
retary of state. The enormous claims nris—
ing from tho war give the Amnrlum con-
sul more work than others. Great. Britain.
for example, does not recognize natural'
izcd citircus who ruturn to their native
country. We do. Most. complications mind
through native Cubans who have become
citizens of tho l'nitcd Statns.’,'
“taunt l‘or l’illbnstcrs.
Puttsmztrma, April 15.--A warrant
was issued from the l'nlted States district.
attorney's allies in this city for the arrcst
if .Iohn D. Hart, owner of tho steamer
Bermuda; .Iuhn “O'Brien, master; Ed-
ward Murphy and A. Simonson, mains,
and Emilio Nunez on a charge of filibus-
wring.
The warrant was issued at the instance
of Dr. Jose Congosto, Spanish consul, and
chargcs that on April 1:5 tho nbovo named
mcn aided in pruparlng a military expedi-
tion and anti-rprlsu to be carrlcd from New
York to Cuba to aid the Cuban insur-
gents and by so doing violated the United
States neutrality laws. Mr. Hart. was
taken into custody and held on his own
"cognizance for a hearing this afternoon.
Captain O'Brien and Mote Murphy are i
not in the city. and neither the l'nitod
State: authorities . nor Mr. Ilsrt know
who Simonoon and Nunez are.
;
Dr. I.) mnnAbbott ”Chosen.
CAMBRIDGE Mun. April lit—Rev. Ly-
man Abbott, D. D.. was alectad to preach
the mountains“ normal: on Harvard alga
«In: and .1an.
'. "' .’
J
‘ going ltcpublican.
‘ controllor.
' Lambort started to look for thc man who
HERE on mm mm wot one “Mr... clSHlEltiltl'snms'
human. N. J.. April ta—Eloctiom
woro hold in a uutnbor of cities through-
out Now Janey. that hold in this city of-
tardiug tho mint inmost. In Nmrk tho
light was not only botwun Republicans
and Dermot-nu. but also burn-n two too-
ttouii of tho Republican M. and In
many othor pious- tnotloau of various
Iidos got in their work. 'l‘ho chlof intonst
cantorod in the fight again“ Mayor lab-
kuochor, who received the Republican nom-
" inotlon by dcfootlug John C. Allin-lo in!”
tho primaries. thus dividing the Raoul»,
items into two faction: Jime- ll. Boy- ’
"tour, the Democratic uominoo for mayor. i
was clot-toil by Luna majority The Dem
ocrntlc candldatcs for utruot and W‘It'l‘,
cornuilsslonorn wrru also olcctcd by out»,
, rtnntial mojorttlos.
In Par-talc tho voto was light. the city
.lobn Stator. Itcpub-
llt‘ittl. was elected president of the town
trouncIl. whicbwlii stand it Republican-
ond it Ilomocratl. :
At licllvidoto Edmund II. ('arhurdt. ,
Republican, was cloctod mayor by tilt mu-
jorlty over Dr. lctlorts. the Prohibition
candidate. The Democrats clcctod six
councilman. ‘
Pbllllpslsurg cieotod u ltopublican mny- -
or. Washington voted for liccnnc. tho new i
mayor boinn on tho jointtickut. At Bor. i
dontown the olcctlon resulted in a victory J
for the Republicans. tho full tlrkot.
with tho inception of can councilman. bo-
ing returned. tombortvlllorcturncd throo
Democrats and one ilopublican to tho
mnncll, which stands ti to :l in favor of
tbo Inttor.
In Now Brunswick the Doumcrato elects ,
nd four uhlrrmcn and the Republicans;
two, thus giving the Donwcrats a nmjor- i
ity of tho bond. ' ‘
’l‘hu election at Paterson rcluitcd In tho
return of four Republican sldcrmon and
three llmtmcrats. 'l'bo socialists carrlcd‘
nan words The board wlll stand right. Ito. i
publicnns, sevon [Moments ono socialist.
l
Englowood elected Daniel A. Curry,
Ilenmcrnt. mayor ovor tho Itcpublican
candidate by ll'.| majority. Tho Dom-
ncmts cloctsd tho rout of tholr tickot. with l
tho exception of one oxcfta commissioner. ,
IiohoIn-n wont Democratic throughout.
'i'bu city ticket. of the Democrats. consist: l
but of James smith for trenenrcr and ltlch~
:zrd Ilowlan for colloctor, wns indorncd by,
tho liopublicnns.
dumb I). I-‘ltcb, Democrat. was (doc
mayor of Bot'cricy by Ill-l majority ovcr i
.l. \V. Huttiugan. Ropublican. .
.icrlny t'ity \vont. Ilmnocrstio by about
1.500. The Democrats olentcd their mcm- ,”
bar in tho [tract and tvstor board. whilo‘
tho licpublicans sccllrcd only ‘.' nidurmun i
out of tho ltiolected.
in tho l‘rinccton borough oloctlon tho;
Republican tlckut was olocted by n lsrgui
majority. .
At Perth Amboy tho wholo Republican 1
ticket. with tho cxccptlon of thc cnndi- ‘
datc for recorder, was oloctcd. i
In Urnugc tho Dormicrnta carried a full l
tlckct. Mayor .lohn Gill. Ifopuhlicnn, T
however. who was imiorscd by tho Dcm- .
ocrats. was clectcd.
l
,
Reform Wins In Trenton.
TitliN'l'HN. April l.'i.—'l'ln~ churtcr clocw
lion hero rcsultod in tho election of tho
rofnrm cxclac ticket by a plurality of about
1.000. 'I'lw rcformcrs ran on rm ltlthpi‘lbl-
cut tickut, and wcru supported by tho
church ponplt'. 'I'hcir platform was a
strlctcr cuforcomcnt of tip- uxciso laws.
and fowor saloons. ’l‘bc conncllmunic cicc. ,
lion rcsultcd In tho choosing of nino ilc- '
publicans and two Democrats. The Ite-
pnbllcnns last year carrlcd tho city by
2,200.
TROLLEY CAR HOLD UP. l
Another Alnrmlng Attcmpt at Highway
ltobbcry In the t‘ity of l'utrnon.
I’A'rlcusox, N. .l., April lit—Another
attempted hold up has bccn reported to
tho police. (‘nr No. ‘.'I on tho Totowu
topic of tho Patormn lillcctric Ilnllwuy
’ conipuny Icft tho wustorn tcrmlnal of tho ,
routo, hour Lincoln bridge, a Ionoly (“II— ‘
irlct, and had prococdml but a short disc I
tum-e whon Motorman ticorgo Ii'innogmv
was sturtlod by tho roport of a rovolvcr. A
. liullot orushod through tho foudcr on tho
lrunt. plat-form and buricd lltil'll in tho
The motorman amt (‘ol‘uluctor
bad fired the shot. 'l'boy saw him run- .‘
niug toward tho I‘rcnkncss mountains and ,
gavo chnso, but the fellow madu bisus-i
tupn in the durknoss. ‘
Michael "llflllll, one of the liinbwaynmn ‘
who held up and shot. lluvld llrlngcr in!
out) of the most thickly populatcd districts l
of Paterson and also Way-laid amt shot€
W. 0, Fuyorwcather. was arraigned butoro
itccordcr Scnlor on charges .of assault
with Intent to kill and highway robbery.
Ho ploudod not guilty and was commit-
ted to tho Bussuic county Jail in dafnult,
of $2,000 ball to await. the action of the;
grand jury. '
Naval Anslgnmonts.
Wasntxo'rox, April In. —(‘.ommandcr
W. M. .r‘olger, lately in command of tho
Yorktown, has boon dctnilcd to duty as
inspector of tho Eleventh llghthouso dis-
trict. with hoadquurters at Detroit, roliov»
ing Lieutenant (Jomnmndsr W. W. Maud,
ordered to duty at tho Norfolk navy yard
usuqulpment ofiicor. Lieutenant f'om-
mnndur E. II. Lcutz baa boon detached
from the Washington nuvy yard and ur-
(lured to command tho Michigan, rollev—
lug Lieutenant Comnumdcr B. 5. Rich-
nrds. ordered home. on can month’s leave.
Oldest Inltnbltnnt Commit: Miicldc.
liaominrowx. Md, April I5.—-I.cwis
Erndc, the oldnst residual of this city,
committed suicido by hanging. Ho was
77 yours of ago and until six months ago
was able to work. . Mr. Erndo lost two
sons in tho month of April two and thrcc
ycars ago. They were sumthcrod in a sand
bunk along tho Antietam crock. 110 had a
large family.
l'ostmnnters Appointcd.
\Vssmxo'rox, April i5.—'I‘he following
fourth class pomnastcrs huvo bocn ttp‘
pointed: Pennsylvania. Magic. William
F. Murtlund; Troutville, Frail Lott:
Birchrunvlllo. Gcorgo B. :imllc‘y; Jack-
son Mills, Alhcrt It. Layton; Pigeon, Dar
vid E. Crawford; Now York, Parkstun,
Cornelius Parks.
Mull by American Lines.
Loxbox. April lit—Patrick O'Brien has
called the attention of tho postmaster to
the delay and inconvenience which are
likely to be cauood by tho new regulation
of the Washington poliomco that all nowsv
papers shall be forwarded to Great Brit-
ain in American ships unless specified
otherwise. ' '
Buuth Jersey “’11:“ n Chancellor.
Mars Lumbar. N. 1., April 15.—Tho
Atlantic Bur association not born and pre-
pared resolutions to forward to Chancellor
McGill asking for the oppotntment of I
nhnnullor from South Jersey.
W‘mflnh .
flow In“ A)... MM
llordcr-wllughn Anal I"! Alma.
Cars To“. April in—Jim in: bun
"mired hm that tho author on r-
an to flu along the Tum! r.
The burghoro of tho ‘l‘nuvul have up
pcatod for arms with which to protect
, themselves. A rising in novihoru TIMI.-
l '”l”””.” itself in also nportcd to ho immlnont
. , 'horc is ”mutual a panic mantle-t
u" "“ Aw"... A" ““"M' h" l" among tho burglar. at tho situation. The
fluid to 0-0 m ”mm to ludivlduolm, dimmed Ipnndot tutti-tortuous along
Thought to no Wuttby I'uuttnr chm. tho Transvaal border I100 link“ the lit
“0 : nation at Bulawayo and in Mutations much
Inn-u u. more «flour. 'l‘ho authorities tum tolt
limo Stun. April i5.-—-'I'haro is but cool that Bulawayo was mummy onto it tho
topic of gaunt-l noun-nation in this plan ,‘ food supply should hold out. Hot tho dun
just now. and that is. What bu Molina our hns boon that tho hiatnbeim would stop
of loam: It. Noxon. tbc former canhicrol; tho wayon roads through tho Mntoppo
The Missing Sing Sing Banker,
Leaver Obligations.
IOBTGAGBD VALUABLB PROPERTY
”WHWWTOTJ ‘”KF”§l”t‘31I”T
, tors in practically tho sumo position no if
j. thorn hull boon no borrowing.
”nasty.
‘ rim Duly of New York In the international
, billiard tournament and made a new lac.-
tho First Nntlonnl bank! lie was to have
been homo and .pt his p0“ of ”crap", "1 , monitor from getting through from Into I
the cling hing raving» bani: morn than u '
wool: ago. gin-toad of that absolutely ,
nothing to known of his wborcalmutu and
all trace of him has boon loot Itnco ho room 2’
two latter», can to bio daughter and an- .
other to a crodltor in Sing Sing from the ”
Grand Union hotel in Now York city. ,
'I‘huw iotturu renolmd their destination. ‘
within a few do]! nflor his doparturo.
In addition to tho lllyfll'l'llllfl disappear
once it. now transpires that Mr. Saxon”
has loft behind him personal dobtr l
ommtnting to moral thoulnndu of dollars. 1
President Henry (I. Submit of the First!
National bank say-i that tho iwcountnol
both banks with which Mr. Noxon w»
uounootod an: intact. bike the rest of tin
vtllogors, however. .\Ir. Ncimu is at a ion
to account for Mr. Noxon'r ‘Itrango no i
tionn. 'l'ho thinning man's daughter. Mbu ,
tirnoc Saxon, in quite prootrntod and do ;
ulos harlot! to many callers, ;
(Inc of tho main lll'lllcllt'rl of discussion
is a transaction Mr. Noxon but! with Jam i
Tyndall. a painter of Control avcnuo.
liven the story of this transaction is vnriv
unity stupid. and tho following in lipid tc
bo tho correct version.
' A uni-or Cher-Ir Tl’qulufllnnn.
[Mt Hcptombor Mr. Norton borrowod
81,000 from Tyndall. giving him In l'n-
turn his personal chock for that amount.
’I‘hochoek Was dim-d and mado pnyuhh
In Nnvomhor. Witt-n ltcamo duo. Novon
told Tyndall ho had not at that than I'lllit‘
nnoug‘h money to his account to insurr.
tho p ymont of the chock.
Tyndall was pcrtcrily willing to dolay
negotiating the f'hl't‘k and did so until
Jan. to. Ho than wont. to tho bank and.
pruscntcd the chuck with his pnslbtmk.
Noxon. who was candor. mid ho Would
motto out tho ontryaud lmvo tho book
rcudy in n day or twa.
That afternoon. howovor. Noxon sought
Tyndall and told him again that ho had
not enough monoy to bonortho chm-k. llc
tuggcstod us a rcnicdy that 'i‘yndall nmko,
mt to him a personal chuck for .lmoo.
i‘yudall did this and thcruby liur'ttllio Nov
on's crcdltort'or that sum. liut Notion
urjunllzod matters by giving again his.
own chock for ti,ouo, data-d .Inn. :3”. (in,
that day Tyndall want to tho bank with
tho chock and [insubouln and the "Jinn
was ontorod on the book. This placed mat
Tyndall lmd about. “film in tho bank,
and as his expenses were very hoary has
bad to main- numorom drafts‘npnn his ac-l
count. "(In March [lit Mr. Noxon loft Sing,
Sing for a tbrco wcolts' vacation, it iv‘
said. and on March 2] ho wrote to Tyn-:
(hill from tho- h’rmnl l'ninll both] of Now
York city inclosing tho clu-rk ho gave to
Tyndall and which tho lattor had doposlt-
rd on Jan. III. .
'l'ho lcttcr a cmnpnnylng it said, lnl
part, that although ho had givnn 'l‘yndull i
crmiit on tho passbook for tho chock, hoi
(Noxon) could not "icon it and asked if.
'lynduli' would hold it until April 72”, 1
l
. wbon the Writer Would mnko it good.
so the condition of affairs now is thnti
, 'I'yminll has the check and tho lcttcr and,
tho tlaioo entry In his passbook. but can- f
not drawuguinst tlm sum. lie in putlcnt
ly waiting until tho 'Jlltb of this month.
‘ whon bo will be able to in whether he is.
ever to get back tho 81,000.
Nnxon'n Furthnr Indebtedness.
Decides: this indobtodnosa tor’l‘yndall. i
Noxon owns .iohn Glbnny, a lawyer, of fill ”.
Main strcot. Halon, and Thomas lamry, a‘”
lawyer, of Crotch ova-nun, Show. ltumor
” has it. that ho also owns tbn following:
.lolm (inatt, n carpcntor, of Mambo avo-
nun, $1.000; Smith Ackcr. a former, liv
ing about. tWo milc; north of Sing t-‘Ing,
taxman; Francis Lax-keen, n Iawyor in' tho,
Masonic ilall building, 03,000 (Mr. Ian l
kin is said to havolndorsod an INJIUO notc :
of Norton's and that Oildhlu of tho luttcr's ‘
stock in the First National bankhns bocn
hypothoratnd); .Iohn Hung. county trcus- ,
urur, tattoo, and Frank Brandrcth. n j
member of tho family that timkcs a (”01"
min pill and porus plaster, attain.
Tho last, two items arc more mntmrs of
villngo gossip and rout-loo both ccuflrma- ‘;
tion and dcnlnl. Una or twin villagers said i
that. Nnxon owcd Albcrt \'. .icnniuon, tho 3
proprlotor of tho Amoricon hotel, 3500, ,‘
but Mr. .iennlsnn denied it. |
Atlwhat the village is standing aghast ?
is why Mr. Noxon wanted so ranch moncy f
and what ho has done with it. lost .Iuno l
ho mortgaged to ltulph lirandrctb the Ma- i
sonic hall for $111,000; There was already ,
upon it a mortgage of 85.0.00, which has 1
been held for many yours by that Townsend
Young ostntu. What has hocomo of this ”
money Is not known, either, and Sing .
Sing is all-tn the aura, ‘
._- . -..-..._..._. ,
Gift For Mr». Cleveland.
NEW Ytilth’, April ill-JUN) twu sons of i
OX-Collslll Willimua, who have arrived here i
from Havana. brought. with thorn a pro— ,
cions box. which tboy guarded most jcnl- ,
It was only throo foot high and
square. But tho importance attached to l
the box lay In tho prominence of the condor
and the pcrson to whom it. was sent. It
Was cont xin care of Mr. E. C. Benedict.
(.‘aptuiu Gencral Woyler, it in hglieved,
baa rout to Mrs. ('Icvelnnd‘ a present.
which will be dollvcrod to her by Mr. Ben-
cdlct. to whose otllcc it was sent; after ho-
ing passed by the customs oiliciala. No
one knows tho contents of the box.
Ives Defeats Duly.
BOr'l‘ON. April Iii—Ives defeated Mun—
ord for a run on cushion caroms, scoring
of) points, against 77, the previous record,
mode by William ‘Sexton in public and
oi by Schnefor in whom practice.
Kink In the ”cell” “w.
ALBANY. April li').—-A“(ll'fley General
Hancock has written an opinion in which
he holds that the question of local option
cannot be voted on in town: at a special
meeting, but that it must be sulu‘nltted to
a voto of the electors at the annual town
meeting.
A Gift from Huntington.
WINSTED. Conn. April to.-—C. P. flun-
tlngton, president of the l‘nlnn Pacific.
has protector! the town of Csmpvillc,‘his
birthplace, with n free public library. can-
tnlninn a valuable collection of books '
i land. niuut tharoforo tako than for trons-
A Chicago Mun Hills "in Ilfinprlng and
. Island a clrancc.‘
‘ .ipru 2w;
ill“. and tothc south and thus protect:
king. . .
It is bollovod that tho wblto sottlors
scattered through "substratum! or» in
places at safety by this limo in Bulawayo
or tiwulo. and tho mil-donut" do not tool
that they run any risk from tho nntlvna
to whom they nro known. though tho-Io
might be danger from strongo wandering
bonds.
Only A port of the fun) rmettforconwtlt!
drlliruad for liuluwayo have liccn din
patched from Matching. tho poorest [mint
available for that purposo, but it tabo-
four wouks' bard traveling by or wagons
to roach Iiuluwnyo from thorn, and it is
said that the journey cannot. ho dono in
that than tun-pt with wry light loads.
supplies at anununltlon. which am what
I Illntt. tltllitlotl at this limo in llilatnbclo-
portntion and tho nowdmelopnu-ntc in
tho situation throat-«n to cut off or at
lcull. to intarrupt i'tlltlltillillt'niloll bctwuun
Iluluwnyo and the only nautrcn to which it
can look for a renewal of its stippiics.
HE SHOT HIS CHILDRENJ
Tries to lull Ill-molt.
Clllt‘AlltI. April lfu.—-Whilo brooding
ov'cr tho him that his family would matter
from Wall! .Iohn Lehman shot and killed
his threu children. Aftor committing tho
tn-rriblo dood h-hmnn nttomptml to oral
his own Ilfo by hanging, but, failing in
this. ho turm-d tho rcvolvcr upon himself
and sent a bullet through his hen t. hill
ing himself instantly. 'l‘bo names of tho
Ilcml arc .iobu bobbin", 3- your-i old;
t‘lnra Imbumu. flycars obi; llu-rtba lash
man. it yours old; on infant l months old,
not yet banned.
For eight. yours Lehman had boon in
tho employ of tho Wont i'bicago direct
ltnilvray company and during tho arm-tar
part of that than had boon a drivur on tho
(.‘ontor awhuo lino. Lehman had saved
$1.500. This moncy is dopositcd in onc of
tho city banks. This family lived comfort.
ubly and wutitml for nothing. Notwith-
standing that. fact. Lehman Worried a
grant lli'ul. Ilo bad a b-ar that. smnu day
his savings \vuilltl bu swapt away and his
family Would liocotno dupcntlcut on char
ity.
The Whittier Memorial.
A ovum or, Mon, April t:..-—-Mrn. S.
'l‘. l’icknrd, wlf of tho historian and
nicco of Pool. Whi tior, is to provide for
tho future occupancy of tbo \l’bittinr
homcstcud. Mrs l’ickurd stotcd that who
would not. sell tho tlI-sk on which Whittlor
wrotu "Humvbouud" and other valuablo
plcccs of fnmltnro, but will allow them to
remain in tho bnuso tor inspcction by tho
public It. is evident that aim intcmls to
nmku tho hntncstcnd n Whittier tncmorlnl.
’I‘ho pout's library will rcmalu intact. just
as hc lcft. it. Mrs. I'irknrd will now doll»
nltoly mettlc a number of matters in con»
noctlon with this estate.
"(live lthodc- Island a Phonon."
Plifit'll'l'ixt'l. April l:l.—’I”htl Iii-public.
an lcadcrs, with tho motto, “Glyn Itlbulo
' urn working for tho
nomination of cx-liovornor D. itussoll
Iirown as n camlidato for tho vicu prl'lt-
dcncy. Politician-i haw boon scat to New
York and Boston to aid tho ilrnwn cam-
pnign.
l‘rintrtnn'n Luci-ouc- lint”.
l‘urvcm'ov, N. .l.. April Ifi.-—'I'bo fol-
lowingscbcdulo for tho I’rincoton lacrosso
tram was announced. Stephens, at Hobo.
lil'll, April '27); lavhlglt, at. liotldobcm,
f‘ollcgo of tho t'ity of Now,
York. at. Princcton, May I:l;’ t'rcmcnt
Athletic club, at Bay Ridge, May :m.
Hullncns Failure In Boston.
Bostov, April l5.-—Th0 firm of Spanid-
lag & ’l‘ewksbury, wholosalu donlcrs in
straw and leather board. with hruncboil in
many of the principal cltios of tho l'nlot.,
has usslgnod. 'l‘hc liabilities aro stated to
ho $150,000 and the nominal assets attic,-
UUU.
Dru-ocrntic “all“.
Wavmxs. .\'. Y,. April 15,—Tho annual
charter election for this villago rnsultml
in. the eloctloa of twollcmocrntlc trnstoos,
a Dunm-ratlc treasurer and assessor. The
Republicans olcctcd a colluctor. that
your tho entire ticket wont ltepublicnn.
I'n-dcrpnid (lit-I» on n titrtlvr.
Cl)lll‘.\, I’m, April 1.1—;tbout :lopirlo
who worn employed in the Columbia liar-
mont factory went out. on strike. Tho
girls say the highest wages they could
maku were til it we'll, and that many made
much Icss.
, Jnmcs ll). Pepper Falls. ”
I.Exrxnrox, Ky, April 15,—Jnmes E.
l’cppcr, tho well known distiller. has as-
signed. The assets arc between Imummo
and $300,000. Liabilities are unknown.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Dublin press commontcd favorabi y
on tho ’l‘orles' Irish land bill.
limporor William arrived in Vienna and
was dined by Emperor Franz Josef.
Two largo icu companies in Now York
combined and raised the price of ten to
largo consumers. ,
A wreck occurred on the New York
Central railroad near Loonayviile. S. Y.,
killing two man.
._A fires in the dry goods district, on Grand
street. New York city. in a building occu-
pied by A. (7. Antitnondt Jr Cr... import-
ers of silks and gloves. caused nearly
61,000,000 damage.
President: Cleveland is reported to have
prepared a letter declaring he will not be
a candidlte for rcnomlnatiuu and urging
Democrats to make the campaign on I!
sound money platform.
Tho court of appeals declared constitu-
tional the law relating to the closing of
harbor shops on Sunday in the state of
Now York. Strong dissenting“ opinions,
however. were tiled by two of the judges.
Rev. William N. Clcvoiaud. cldc’r broth-
er of the president of the United States,
has boon ousted from his charge at Chatt-
niont, N. Y.. by tho presbytery of b't. Law-
rence county. Politics is said to how boat)
in
MARLIN!“ t“. MAW i”.
H. KRIEGER,
Iahackomotiotolliock. . - - . South Iorwali.
We carry tlu: largcst and best assorted
stock of
.. MILLINERYl. ..
In ihc twin cities.
m
in our
\
Coat and Cape
Department
You can find Everything suitable for spring wcar. Our
prices arc the lowcst.
H. KRIEGER,
South Norwalk. Fifi-l and 556 Main St.. Bridgeport.
\\'c have added to our stock a line of” ladies' \Vaists made
by thc celebrated l'nitcd Shirt and (lollar Com-
pany. which is a guarantee oi” thcir lit
. . . . . aml style. . . . .
Men’s Business Suits,
$14.90, 7.50, 9.00, 10.00.
All Wool
Blue and
Black . ‘- $6-QQ .
Cheviots, .
CANNOT BE M‘ATCHEDI . '
GUARANTEED AS ADVERTISED! ”
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
Clothiers and Fumishcrs, ,
t9 MAIN”STREET, SENTINEL BUILDING.
Nor-walk. So. Norwalk.
New Process l
Manhattan junior!
Gasoline Stoves
Insurance l
Jewel l
)
Majestic! ..
l’rocch 3
Oil Stoves. . . '. , Fltll’ 'llct‘l
(Ecru 3
Cable! .
NASH a. VAN scoy.
Cor. It. Main and West Streets,
” connection-r
SOUTH NORWALK,
4‘—
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington ”Stat; 56. tlorwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR I, ”
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First-Class -'Me'ats_ l!
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tho-nuns of mm. ‘
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