tsoor‘rn "NoRWALK. OWN FRIDAY. linden 5.11397.
. oi Polite Wilmer.
w enemy in Blue .. Prlllnlnm
‘mnnotmcm nu Alumna
cremaudsmmmona'
am can lulu-ll mo.
.. Chitin! Police William Vollmer re-
tumultonouth Norwnlk at 1 o‘clock
thin morning, from ~Buffalo, bringing
ltllli lllEliTlilEil.
m
. With him N. no Impossino. one at
the suspected murderers of Maria Cur-
Ilele Fade, at East Norwnllr, on the
night a! February 17.
The prisoner was placed in the lockup
'ntStamiord, and this morning he was
risited by the police at that city, the
ticket agent and others acquainted with
_ hint, Ind positively identified as the man
7 , who boarded the train with Fndn and
hi: wife on the night of the tragedy.
Chief Vollrner went to New York this
‘morniug, and will return this ulter-
ncon with Fudu and Impussino. They
‘ twill probably be given a preliminary
’A hearing in the Town Court, either this
afternoon or tomorrow morning, and
will then be taken to Bridgeport to
await trial. Ollicer l’enningtonuccom-
panied the chief, to New York.
_._....._...w._..
-Bpecinl -l dnys' sole. Thursluy. l‘ri- .
tiny. Saturday and Monday, at M. is. ’
Smith & Co‘s.
CIIDERELLA iN THE RAM.
Lillie Berth Entire should have a Warm Spot
In her llurl let Bridgeport Newspaper lea.
Berth: Eckles is the name of a little
girl, whose {other and step-mother live
in Norwnlk. She bonnet reached her
‘ ionrteenth your yet, but she has alreaulv
experienced some oi the hard rubs oi
, life. Four month; ago this ”id girl
. m to Brldmmmred ploy-
m with a bunny ii: Blink all-set. in...
ms to assist in housekeeping. Her
wage was to to $1 a month and keep.
Wednesday afternoon five Bridgeport
newspaper men stood in Bank street un-
derdrippinu umbrellas. It were a chance
meeting. line of the party called the
. “tendon of the others to the'cnnrlition
of a little bit of fumin-
lty that was walking toward
”them. She was scantily nnrl pmrly
clad, and her clothing clung to her
torn: no she made her way :lgninnl.
wind and ruin. There were two things
about the little girl that arrested at
Mutton. She walked in nth-jectod way
and her shoes Wl'l'tl things of thromb
and patches. fastened to her tool by
strings. arr-ether bits of IUDQ. It was
theuhocs more than her normwlul air
that attrnotell the attention of the tin-
nten. Her feet were expomad to the
weather. and her heel: and too» were
red with the cold and ruin line of the
ii". man made the suggestion to "chip
in"end buy the stronger shoes. The
. object of mention divlnl-d that the true
thalnbjeot oi remark. and walked lll‘ll"
My may. The live then dluperued.
One of them. however. followed the
V little girl. and in front of the City [lull
(on the Bank etreot “idol, she told him
mum-van...
A Battery Ian’s Helluclnallen‘lthlie
Being Brim to Dentin-y; ’
Late last night John Starr. 0! Dan-
bury, celled attbivcrymnn B. E. Dunn's
office in Norwalk and asked to be driven
to Dunbnry. ‘ His request we: muted,
John Flunerty, a younn,r men. employed
occulorlully about the stables, accom-
panying hint. . "
Starr claim; that about u mile above
Blowouts was attacked by Finnerty
and robbed of till). his gold watch an
chain and left by the road side.
'Finnerty had not returned to Norwnllr
up to 12:30 o’clock this afternoon, and it
is sold that he has been arrested in
Ridgeileld. .
Flunerty claims. that Starr hurl on at
tack of delirium tremons: that ho jump.
ed from the wagon and ‘ threatened to
shoot anyone who come near him.
‘It in said that Starr in quite W011 to do,
but that he heeled'o dissipated lite, dur-
ing which, it is said, he hue lost his busi-
ness, and that his wife bus left him.
During his ravings. anerly claims,
Starr threatened to shoot {the one. who
took his wife from him.
Finneriy rtmve back to Ridgefivhl in
order to escape Starr. who, he feared,
would kill him should he remain. He
put- up n liverystabhe there, and it is
thought that he was then arrested.
Finnerly line always borne it good TL‘.‘
put-alien and his story is relied upon.
Finnerty arrived home shortly bolero
2 o‘clock this ul'turnmn, the Ridgefi' lri
nuthoritieeiinding upon making no in~
vestigetion that there was no groupd for
holding mm. ' '
m
Another Story.
(liy Aer-wwlulovl Prowl .
Ridgeileld, March 5—.lohn Starr. n
, butter employed in Dunburypwzte found
in an open lot uenr hero early this morn-
ing. sheelces and but hrivlly clud. 'Hle
. feet and tune were bleeding and the [mill
wueupplrrntly nearly evhuusted from
c-xplsnre. “it told a wild storyot high.
way robbery. lie snid thnt in Sorwnllt.
last evening, he hired of ll. 1‘}. Donn. u
liverymnn. a team todriro to Dunbury.
and one John Finnerty. 20. was 3.5m.
along as driver. Hurt ullogml that
utapoinl hulfo mile from Ridgeileld,
Filllmli] mnnltetlliim, threw him from
the vehicle. stripped him of‘ his olptbinn,
took me in cash. a gold watch and left
him bleeding and stunned by the mul
side. Henlmmnthnl he walked to the
lot wln-rohe was found this nmrninu
Deputy libertil’ Powers was ill om"
notified and began an investigation. Ht
located young l’luuen y on the road from
this [llitfl‘ to Not-walk, and pinning
him under urrm, returned tr
Ridgefit-ld. Tin-re he lvtrned anothm
retory. last night l"innerlydroveint:
the elablvs‘ of M. ii. Whitloek, apparent ‘
ly frightened out of his wile, lie min
that Starr, soon after Nurwull; hnd lm-u
left behind, was sinned with delirium
trvmt-m, threatened ll kill lflnnerl}
null himself. lie tore his elullznn oil
and tlnally ,llllllllt‘d from the ntrriuge tn
tin-ground and disappeared. Flour-n
drew on to Rider-livid. lie lnvl ll!»
money and no gold watch, and his story
burn all the (earmarks of the truth
Sherltl" l’owcre mu imwd his invention
tiouund (lineup-red enough in wart-um
his release of Formerly. The nherid
stutedtlmt Starr. who ilillilllrlllipilili‘tld
evidently Wat-I fluttering from delirium
trunnion or We» int-lane. At all event»
lv‘lnnorty ehortly helm-.- lttmn started to
drive back to Norwulk.
Ointy Will Serve Until Monday.
Mimi“! to The lionlilml.)
when: the had been living one ‘ er?
oi mung. bed tnlrvu her good Alum
W. and had turned her out oi doors
lnthoraln. Elbe mid the was on her
W to Not-walk and intended to walk
, ruthenium by {allowing the railroad
. m. She bud to walk. like sold. be-
come the woman would not give her the
m duo her as wages.
The newspaper than naked her if rho
will tell that story to Police super—
Mndent Birmingham, ll! course. the
w ”lantern. because ulw was afraid of
. ‘ leemnn. But the reporter took the
' ' uhglri into the pmonoo of the super.
Meat. and she told her story. she
WON ell mmnwnlonlnlr.
. Ollie-r Keenan my delegated to go to
fie hon-o in Bank “reel where the bed
. be“ employed and make an invention»
unit. to found tllotthe wmna’n made
We of molten boomer» she wanted
rid at the little girl without pay-
mxhfl'u HM new dreamed the ohlltl
m hm the lenient»: to go to the
W Molt otter the bud been charged
m m, The retell. oi the int-natty»
1who that the little girl not her own
MI W! W”. and the wages
W; And it me not neocmry to:
her simple story~thnt the woinan y ith .,
Wuulllnuton. Maren .wrlecretnry ul
Mute Hiiormou hm given Mr, (Huey no-
tlce thethowlll uol be ready to begin
bimlutlenuutll Monthly. Mr. Ulnuy.
ntthe moment of l'mhlunt McKinley.
has consented to serve until that time.
”trouser: in lune.
l'lgnru t'lillillillillp’ llmt: Portal in ”Mill,
without rll'llllpl‘l‘e. 'Hm 3.1;; hotel» and
m‘utuumnte new olmml empty. 'l‘lwrh-il
ldllnllnlmwn, llvrnuum, Amtrhmnlunl line
minim «somehow to be awn. tluiy llu
Ht‘lulllim wmnln true In "the bum oi "it
\vurhi.“ “Hill. in nlll‘lllulml )mrliyt-utln
reunion ullvr the prom nullity for (fibril-t
lllnnfinlul New Work. «ml [liter tlw bl'll
limit tell-ll Iur the will'. lllll l’lwu‘umn
eltlvrn the evil toll of nllnlm lo lwdnv
princitmlly to the inn-t, tbnl Ibo nuuwruln
lrllt'olet'n in tin» lilvlrt‘n‘ from litmunlly.
Auntrtn olni llumln. who formerly llllml‘li
through l'urhl, now mm the now (“not
“lightning input-m” trout ‘Vlnunu. Berlin
end Ht. l’ctereburlr.
The King In Church.
When (horm- ill i‘lltuu tube throne. one
of hi- llrrlt male was to tune on (mice pm.
'hll‘llllns nny of the clergy who should
. preueil Iw-t'eru hill! from twirling hint nom-
pllmcnln in their mmnonu This we: or
jummlly nlmntl m e pt'vllentlnry of thlulln
titer whuhntl in lilac diet'ultm before him
indulged in minnow mlulnllnn. lunmul «.l
thnnlte. the new new hlm thelnlumur
that that he (”mm to (thumb tobeertbu
prelim o! tied. elm not hls own.
WW
. Atom With me
Willow. Shim. the m on
mefl’t,
m ,
ptnnre nursery rotation».
In - WU? mun
The Birthday Annivemry‘ oi the Iris}:
‘ Patriot Appropriately Celebrated.
”.mm
menus at mt nun louse
A Complanllan oi Irish and American Final
Form ll» beennllons~Psirlolle Songs
and Stories at its .lrrlyt’s Lilo, ml
Service—Indyllubbtlll’mltlu.
nlversury ol the birth of Robert Emmet.
the Irieb patriot. was “appropriately col.
ebrnted in the Norwnlk Opera House,
lust night, under the auspices of
the Robert Emmet club, of . Norwnlk
There was a large and enthusiastic
audience in attendance. The stage was
set with palms and potted plants: on
either side were two large Irish liege,
while hi the background was a banner
of green. bearing these words: "Friend-
ship, Unity and True Christian Chur-
ity.” This hung betwuon two large
American ll me. To the lel’tnf the stage
wusupietnmut Robert Emmet, on on
easel. draped in the ll run of lreldnd dull
the. United Suites. . l in the front of the
stage, :md nil-10' on the from of tho bul-
couy were drapinm of green, orange
and Willit', altogether lorming u very
pretty scene.
The programme 1. liloevoning woe
opened by .l urine James ‘1‘. linblmllmho
us presiding oliloer of the nwetimz, mode
at ehort introductory speech. at the close
of which he pres-smell the Hm). lt-lder-
ink .l. Kennedy, of New York city, an
cltuirmzlu of the meeting.
M r. Kennedy. utter u (my stirring ro-
xuarke relative to thi- ciure fur which
the meeting: will] lwlzl, mlnonuu l lin-
l‘nrk (filly Quurtntte, which rendered t we
pleasing eelections. They were toll-overt
by swi-ctly sung solm by Mn. Francis
Munro, utter which there Wt-rotwuwell-
rendered nulo~ by (jeorge'll. anii, Fin-xi
Marne an entertaining recitation by Ml»
‘ii‘t‘it‘y. of Pittsburgh, Karma, tlllel thou
the oration of the evening. delivered by
thellon. ill. '1'. Shut-key, of New Yell.
any. 'leurldress Was nntutterpieoeol
«immune, pathos and patriotism. Mr.
rihurlrey spoke without notice. rapidly
uni brilliantly, charming tlr- untilvnm»
from the llt‘fllnlllllu to the. clu-v of hi»; re
vuzu'ltr‘. Ho Mill, in p at:
".lllzlllmirttlult, Lrltllt‘éi uud (lenllw
Ztli‘lll This is the lirnt time I have had
the pleasure of appearing before at Nor
well; nndmnre, and I aim greatly phat-mi
with my initial visit to you. AM i cits:
my eyes on”: lltEa :tsumubllge lutv ilil
uhlieure oi intelligent-o and hmnnty. m;
indium-our piliencwnurl interest 71'.-
lu}: wuu n grout «ity for the people of
'lv- l'nllell Hittite. it was inauguration
t‘
a
illymlt day «i glut imp-rumor
ind intend to the pmplo of the
I'll-ind States. who hurt“ to ill‘lii
:' xrwnrtl lo lr-tler llllll‘n, and wlm hope
that something good will be «low: in:
the country. This-sis aim at great ti'l'l‘
for llw people of lrclund and the imh
1mm American citirms, who 1m» twliljl'
well-braliug the birth ot‘ lhut mblv illhi
riuuoml Hall of Ireland. ltulwrt l-Zlumvt,
on who hall dull“! something {or in-
w min which Will never an uniorgottru
lie ntuot hams early lulu-riled the blood
lllll loveu! guverunwul oi hirlnmthrr.
which eventunlly il'li him in the mob till
“-2 was tllrunuly pnll‘iutll‘, nu WW h..-
eleecendnnle iii'ful’ll him, and he newt
turned buck from the htllillt‘ of duty
l‘br- spirit llmt WIN in iiulitll'l lslxunwt
will nlwwyn dwell Ihruunhnut lreluml
l huvv newt- bud the growl fortune to
plane my (mt upon lmh Mlii, but I hope
my Hmlwtll spare Im' duruli m of NJ
lotto no. unul i hope to be able to some
luv. llmvv tried to be no fair on thin
inlljw-l oftlu'ltitmltlon in inland and
lionhlud no it ill possible fern lover uvl‘
irinh riphiu to be. England Inn for
groin-rations Iunl power ot'ur lrelzlndm
outwit-y thoroughly able to 1;ka mm of
herueli. and Ireland is determined to
have her inrlepem‘lmwv. The work oi
lill‘ ltulwrt litulnetelnb into unite the
irinhpuople oi’ Alum-inn to more forth
.unlilaudnp for thorium; or lrulmul.
end we see thin fouling oil over
the Ignited Mitten. We one this
feeling in the audience before in tonight
It in ltllglnnd'n Men to llnbjcol. Ireland to
ilnuilnh rule. lly l'nlted Hlntoebiutory
we we lhnt tonne of the greeted generals
of the wurn were lritlt‘boru men; we
Nile rome of the mutt honorable. ileum
and remetoble people of the l‘nlled
Stolen."
Mr. lzlburh.-y spoke of ltelend‘a worth
in mining and mixer commercial inter.
untagntlhe patriotism shown by Ifllih-
men to the ‘l‘ulted Clinton, where. he
flititlt'mll' {otherhntxl in our (Md and the
brotherllmd the right hulld of felluwnhip
Ila will lt was the «tint every lrlrhnnm
tom tbnt oil the ”underline-mu
bemoan W “for. He roe
writhwrt‘nihhth‘mm
hiflMM' ’ '1 . lilo
«W
The one hundred and nineteenth .ana
lt.‘i. v taut. ll
the m rm a noun»; that settled
him. Herrick tbnllnited States as
a home of Mont; for the Irish-
man. it being escarpment or the pew
plo. by the people, no the people. Ire-
land must see the host 0! spirit in Irish-
men in the United sum as in Ireland.
He spoke of the goodylll of the Iriehmen
for the American; and vice vomu. Eng.
land appeals that ' every Englishmen
should do his duty. Every Irishman
should do his duty. and when the time
reedyt secure her rights. He (interim
execution of Robert Emmet. and
come; that God help: those who lil'lp
themselves; that we know the people 0!
Irclnodare worthy ot the vengeance u!
heaven: that it is the duty of every
American citizento huvd in his horn
the declaration of independence and the
closing address of Walrington, and than
it is the duty of every Irishman to have
Robert limmet‘s epitaph in his borne.
After Mr. Shurkey’s uddnur there
were songs by Emmet Firzai'mmons. .l
D. l-lheehun and the Park City I lunrtulto,
of Bridgeport, a comet soloby l’mf
Bullock, a few closing remarks by Mr
Kennedy, who prnised Judge ilubheli
highly for his eil‘lrts in assisting thrust
in sympathy with working out lrolunsl‘»
diflieult problem, and a short nddress in
return by Mr. Hnbhnll. who impressed
upon the audience the importance and
righteousness of the project to tree Ire-
»lund. ‘
The meeting come to it close by tin:
singingotflt'iod Save Ireland” by tln-
uudience, led by Mr. Shurkey. Powell‘s
orchestra furnished mutic during the
evening. ' ,
After the muse meeting the club and
its guests repaired to the hull of Catho-
lic Union Council, Knights of Columbus.
where n collation WM served and it pro-
gramme of vocal. instrumental and lit-
crury numbers was enjoyed.
Aime-flu» it Iii unfit.
'l lm‘e linin-nily prwllirm above turns!)
girl n publim xpnnzeiwn turbo opinion that
inure: lulhlrtlm ill mmérmilnnnm of great
t». m ‘l-l tn the etiltit'lli. load)” nmlnf not»
tlnrnslllv urine it curried lu urea-$5.
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any lrnnrh of bunnw mulcerur. lint it
titan-hill the pilot-age“. all“: thrm would in:
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L the million nt mloru oi. the autumn ensue.
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f graph. Unlined ntlrmu litillllttum ll. thtlid
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W ‘ . mm; me- it in not the: thumb
infliction“
comes Ireland will Show that she is.
old that vengeance ”will nndouhlclly'
"Ma .mm ..
. “-4. £~ W. -..
lllr. Maples the Sponsor at an Act
Relating to Oppressive Attachment.
anon A common Al lllllllllllll
Tilt Members at lite denote! mummy ol189'l
Said to be the Greatest mkmou Earth,
Mott oi the Leaders Having Language
to Bum—ill at was Done Yesterday.
itinecinl to The Seotlueln
Hartford, March o—l'a-sterduy’n we
sinus of Connecticut-’3 legleluluros were”
brief, but the calendars were llieposfl of
and route otherbueinoes woe trunuctmt,
The Senate concurred with the Htltllt‘
in passing: the Hartford registration bill
.tn-l in declaring Hart 1). Mnne’m Bil‘CCE
ed county commissioner for New llnven
county.
in lilo House Representative Fumble,
u! ll‘artniugton, culled alien-ion to the
great demand upon the emu,- treasury
to: v unmztl. v on uppsnprnltionn .1; tin":
"insulin Dunn“
by note new pa-ndiniz. and reported from '
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' WM" TO BE IME FAIR.
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Presidenliltmlt Mingle Mimi 1 Difficulty
Among-mallow Hatters.
Edward Barrett, president of the
United liuttere of North America, and
John Wilson, the secretary, have been
in Dunhury the Dust iew days trying to
adjust it mutter _upon which the batters
of that city cannot agree '
' The firms of Tweedy d‘e Gofhlullory
or Do. nl Beckerlec at. Co. have made
applicz' ion to have their shape made
lair. limit the Makere' and h‘inlehero'
Billilclulltllls litre rejected their over,-
turcs, because», it in said, the iirnis have
refused to discharge their non-union
men, most of whom went back to work
at the time‘ot the last strike.
The hut manufacturers, it is nnder~
sinod, have promised to stand by their
men and how the trouble will be adjust-
elcnnnot (it this writing be told.
The men in Vincent‘s factory have
g me out because of ndiengreement about
prices. '
soéfii use iltwll—iENOllWALKS.
Hoe Win Ciy People Enioy Themselves these
t.‘ll0l.Wl~Il.u rldu X"
home in him-wok, (W
mania. Frances Dannie. l}
of GeorgeConrul (3th
tor of the late Oha‘
Brooklyn, N. Y.
hereafter. .
. Apply to, 1 .
‘ARII'IIIR OLWHEV
13 Burnett STREET. "Ill
Ten Experienced 0" '
" 0n Strawberries
‘ Acolyte . .
DEN-vie 8: Bulletin!)
132 Water Street, ‘ 89. N A
\\' .»\N'I'Ell~'l'\V0 COMPE _,
\'.\.\'l‘.~3. First class ' ‘
waitress. \vtth references. Appl
l’ulnll l‘ark. .
\
‘ " r _ . . .
,' .\ x l‘ Ell—Competent ‘ numbering“
tutti u-uitrom. Wages Slit per
laid-Winter Days.
hlr. and “Pi. Method ll. Tolles “‘ili
l in grunting: of money it the 'i‘vzlnvs-zl'r-
liq) .sxri'm U-lml:lis<énn. :vnl mum
giving 34 ,y. to {Er- (f-mflv'caiv'ui lit; nil—-
"tent r'l ttiou for ll‘l‘ pnrvhuw Hi inur-
tecu ut-t'rsul” lanai. lilfil ropor’s‘ \Vt'l‘v
s retained and tub xn-3.x~.::r.na were agar-t.
ed.
When the rill-m3 «M ili‘l til‘l‘ xi: n
real new.“ lit- .l‘u‘ar null
if the Sentinel "New ;:lvv~n up to ndrmtry
'l‘ecitll of « lying» and doingrv of
ueznln rs of th“ l: WsTuiurm lill" ringi- :x
if in piper would turd iliiia' ui~ l lur-
lhin: le'ilrt‘illy «w: til3i~12 \l in cul'lln.
in: with the (l 'nnm‘. L“. ~ mill}; .yt' Kalli.
1le
'nt of n illll'k, in tumourofopp‘mun 35',
will onus-n them to go oil and before you
know it there in apt-z ui nl‘.tlnry.wlli h
low nut carryout: oil hidi- 'l, bili‘lllfl'riri
'lllll weary. Then, my, this legislature
l‘ u star recur-l breaker in the only of
stemming the rules; at any and all
”‘lllail. Metric you, unToa it «no stops,
he rules: of llonnecticu? purlim'xu'n try
, \vz'i unlit .2 my nnd relax!“
«'3 m. iuszlvul wl' ~llr!l“ih§ 21'. will lu' lite
ordwr Hi {’1 4 rial',
u. I
“.1.
arr-«luv
Hm- N :l’w .‘k mm: w H g" at»: .i.
(peanut-.1 'a Unity. 211 m’» '1‘ ‘l‘-', ‘l
fl. \V. 7-112; .~_-. Win it
‘linluillm‘ l'l lw‘llztll H.“ :t pI-tit. vu i- l‘ .‘l
,ml‘llv lll‘ll”"ill|l: from opp-mat»
tllnr‘hmo-m \ir. Map.- 5‘
NEW rim ~2m'ill’i oil; ‘1 hive lll~’7"l ~l: ._,.
«motel: pmpxl‘.‘ iii A llun- who it
Huig‘l '
i'Izlui‘
'l‘lxu llo 5-K"
intro 1" ii
:tpp "ll'v'ii i-l .wre‘
l‘ Muir :7
loin", »n*i‘.tl lm‘I ‘: *2 on «'n‘
e l
;:‘.:l .rl 310.1." twin}: and 1'»
'11 ‘
.\i_l:~'liillit"}‘ milling lull t'~-?ll‘.l‘.l" iv 1
r‘.’
low in] lo the hetleLl
\V luv-hr, Mimi. Mnrrll .3- ”in of
u .5... mil i lrly this morning In .ll-lut ll
hly'll 1‘.
limit no.1 Walnut elrwle
..
n
A lill'llii' to!
n t... or. :ll that tin one Pills in yet rel.»
‘welll- H. 'l he ltllt’nnl‘li n~ l.» the Inn]:
'WlZ‘ from 5.30";th mystplllnroo-l Mutt
mu tl..~ lirenwu wb l are ill lhv lnmnl t1
wit lllJlH'll‘s more or inns net-lone, .l n:
‘ 4 till tlmt lwu ltrmlou :trv now under lill'
t‘lllu'l Vaughn will to litmn.
“lithium .ml «pnnnlluhl fut hI'llz. 'l'ht-
~th than Lambert liremsn win but-
wl unaivr lln' rntuu to probably ulm'uv
3t mu act out at the my interim] lllut ml
be mine .1 «mum uv‘l'v nl lion Well and
«lull in sill lll'nlullllily Ilollr of the illjnr
d would all».
It‘ll“
Counterlmlert Under Arrest.
t’filan. in! m The liortlirmll
”will. Anton \‘Imal-l, Anton Kmlszhi
Alston Punt—win null Anon l'mitolunki,
the :lllvgnl cullnlmlvllurn ell: lww." or.
wot-ad hull mull! i‘v M'rri timele- ll:l
"olive Henry, WNW ldmr to Hartford
on the two lrnin this llllrl‘llllly, to: n
‘nmrinl: iflli‘lil‘l! llullvd Hmm “illumin-
aimrr Marvin. Themunterivllilm mil,
*lt true lililf'll elem; nleo.
rest-It may in» mode.
, trial to Kill lllmull.
“lll’l'lnl to “l he itclttl‘ltwl.i
h’l w ‘l'slrlr. Morel: fiwtirlwnrd .l. Rug»
well. who we: yesterday indicted tor
Illnrlknmlllng It. 1". Junior. tried to omn-
mil suicide in hit mil. than morning. by
telling morphine. but in rum out of den
WP: . "
mem.. 4., wt.-
lira. W's dmliiin.
"WM ”'7 MW
. Mommy
, I‘ , .
tlllut nil tlml ”1m be will in {Em any of;
if the c‘, \lumm'
it; member»- nrzr uuz'n; llr- .zlrntw
est tailors on earth. Mm oi
the lv trier», lum- lanai: up i
to Iburn, and tin. l: n .l‘lsl
'3‘“ Wm Tl.’.!l~.l“.'l'li, 'l‘iw lionm- on” in
.‘sszéun lkulywilvo minutes and tin"
v Sliiil‘ Huang: nltllm an
A Big Fire in Worcester.
- , l
lmlr-nlmy Luck block n:
In mvn unrv badlv lll'illl‘l’li. and NW MW
thisevening;tottering!) the choir of the
:Hlntli Nortvnll; Unruregnliounl church.
i A, surprise party‘wns tendered to Yin—
; tor blurtvood, of Woodward avenue, lust
might, n lnrge number of his friends
Elwi‘i'; presult. Dwain: Wars enjoyed
and refreshments servo-l.
Bliss liver-iv Bites will leave South
Xorrrgllknmzl Vivt‘k for her home in
l) urns, liunins, to spend t‘nm- m nulls
Th» (r-vbu'ch social t4 be held at l-{und-
; p and because of tln- storm. ' C )me and
it 1'... tr .1 i301 >11 limo. Admissionl’rec.
i A party was plot) to Mien l‘lxinn
7(-rumuum, lust lupin. in honor of the
thin/“1112.11 nnnlmrnnryof li~rhirthllly
fuller which twollntion Wm; SPX'V'HL ‘lin-
{hostess won the
{prim-51ml from her schoolmates null
lit-lends.
l
l
; PQPULAB MWSEIEM’S.
? Fields and liaison.
i Manager Hoyt per-snark d Fields and
‘ timeout, mrtlpuw t» l bongo dnlee Willi
' .‘ilri‘ltll‘li. and play llt‘l‘i' tomorrow, in-
q‘mJ Hi to x! m-ek. m > ".xilxzsliy bu vivid.
\i'iall'll we: embit- the indies :m-l manl—
r. ll 1» .l’ll‘il l :s 'onl'gulu llltlllll"x' tnirmr. .
WW :1; tell all i‘t\'t'll!)‘-li\'l‘ (Willi.
‘t‘lzlt'i‘idllllllk‘lli i» :‘ompuml vi weal
. :nut’rnnr-ntul Inn—2v um! uni-lust
,nwwjl l9 w lhlt mini ill [l-fr‘i‘l-‘l‘ (Wt l‘l'
llrlei- :lml ll :1» no mild in in. tin»
and
new
”no
an
in» ii .3 it!) i ilri'p'ilil'fi Hum (if ill‘llnl- '1 l
tun interim illn «1 IX", 'l ‘n‘ othwr l' uned-
.m<..: tltr l,‘ n;,p.tli;, loud»! by tin: two
.\’.l~‘.w~: un uppulluu'ly tn ('Yr‘t .
rue-who nt til it Luring one-net fume
I".\it‘i\"‘?ill:l‘~ Mislmps.” which brings
élhw In riwl‘munw to .1 iii «3".
.n'mlw-d u-nlertnxumrnt should
in ill'illfl i'nl‘ill il “13;"! ultelltidlll'l‘, ll rill
dill-roman and Mrmlllz.
l
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l
;
i
i
l lite Twelve Temptations
i
, (llul’il‘n ll. Yuir'r‘ pruziuvtion of "l in
'i'welt'u 'i‘mnplttlon-t" \Vlllt‘il mum; in
, r . 3
av Wrm tires: «rt-r men in um (“31' llayl'n. Monday lmrhl. 1:; lhunliflrt‘riiltvti 7 Hum ml.
. by ilu‘ llz'mltlyu l-lnrle:
(‘llltrim ll. YnTr’n nectar-Iv, “The
‘;‘l‘wr.x~~ 'l'l-nzplnllvvlln,” u~ lilln (“unblea-
.t;.m «.l' p: w, pmuomztnfi. lztll‘lrrquu illlll
.vat-l t-l l~ mllwl. w. in many rmiwel ,
him» In prwlvm‘mw prmluvlinn ru-
lhllntmi at th- “Hmun” mum ill build
’lllt: 'l‘ln- pmlwtlmt yl-slvrdny won it
v: almthlu aunt pnlnmlklua tuwrl‘urnnnlve
ol' the pinv, not! won tinI loudly. Min to
otltllmtwtn'ully men-mold prom-ml Iln
museum» hlr. Vote. lung wince we";
in. mi on .l‘lmvlg the I'motnool prompt-:7.
it] who. muml‘r, hue tntrijt‘ outdone him
mil m the pr. pstmtmn and prevent mun
ul lln» pulln'ulnz plo»l~u.ltlld the brilllnm-y
of tho "lh-vtl‘n .\nvliml" and mm
similar vl‘iqrm WE’il who h his nunw hr:
lawn v mlnwtvd in mtmnlernllly dlnmml
by trolnpzlmuu tvlll: ll.
Put-nor b‘gtiotv‘t trolem.
, ill the lecture.» given by Ii I“ Dig!»
:inw. oi l‘w'llltlld. Minn .ln Willllunmw,
New lil'litlzll. March iv-~.lnilll (not... ltloomo ll. l’tmulx. ptimsiplll of tho Hintol
Normal Training Hobos], whim:
,5 “mll' till" lthlnk you onehl to lcu-M‘
lbw: unwb 3a or two ll‘tllllrl'fl bow ire! .
lwwh wot. t‘lljlll‘l‘ll. limitation: of up
Hirmlnliun hnvn lwm frequent than
llwuelmra ulnl poplin. l think the err-.llnl
lint-tumult the local Mill” and nulnml
‘ lie was lul‘tvr nppwelntmi than the llrat
Inn ltntrrmnlllv. 'l’mnuny ll worsen mt-
lnmly new experience to ten minute ob.
Further on alert-n en mnmnnwl, and it we living: or .
.gmlenlu mounted on u «neon. 'l'hn
mm of limb“ now were lmnutll'ul.
Tin-wlet-lurea'ounht lobe of great in.
town topnpiie lnnll golden ulmvw the
erummnr mum]. llmtw you will burn
on tlplr’lflulliit‘ to owe these lepton”
unruly times. it you wild: to rotor to tlltl
Illllllll‘l'llilltt them i would be glad to
write at pummel letter to anyone. at our
lint". («upbringing what I have maid
above.
hirillgelaw will lecture in the Frank
llo street anlilolhnll um Manley end
, 'n‘s ilull,this evening. \villnnt be gist-i
tthirties were played and prizes drawing
recipient of mungi
.i‘ilh‘lk
Tim; \wii‘ "
fir-I‘Yr ’
.luht in wary “in: and have it \‘I'll"
mouth. Apply to H. Pop 1' B I” la»
(Sign. W" ~ m4”
.txrnn 4 men «in no
, V
E \\ the home garden, and on
munch, is practical and williuk t0
; illi. rimlnw ll situation for them
; «on. Alilit'w- .\:ncrlcnu,_this ofllne.
5 .....- .....,,. . I
i To LET ‘
a ' m M: it For entertainer:
[lo-m, with power if desired,
llzhlt-nl No In, 25x50 in Amy]? I“ .
iAillt-ranm “Jul! m ('70., 71 Wuterst fir.“
,’ ‘U ”11‘. Fun-inure moms,
l on; <lll per month.
_ pluury. ll
cimrd r-lm'l.
1 ,, ‘ ‘ ' . ~. .-- r’” W
l' H Hal From one to live rooms,
nhhmi ul' unfurnished, on Weill”
.‘oillrms West uvenue, Nowelk.”
, M
l llllt‘.
;'i‘tl l.:.’l‘. wlies able apartment-five
‘ I lit-ll“. 0" l'A!".li‘: first "out 4 ,m
“aw-rum! w-u‘vr mnneelion. b
lmum-dnlt-iy. lnquireof G. Hunle
3:3» llrclnr-l ~lrm-l, Nor-walk. '
'l‘ll 1.3-1!“ » 1‘ lllugumtd wash benefit)
:lm'» land. by your oiliv. “(Immoral
up," it .unytuu Mario: Address in: *‘
‘R’\\\1tf.'llili, Ci. In”
3-. , ,.-, ..._ -__-W._-.-.-m
,-' ‘n l.lv.’l' Ult l‘nl: Shut—House mi
: imrn, N». :1: Harrie-W avenue. A
E s : Mrn. .\l. Lumbar” ll? \Vest. strata}?
l llunlop. 4H Wn‘iiiugtou street. ' mfi
I
l
l
l
g.”- .- . W _..._.W.._.__,
l'ru l.l€l‘.~-l>‘mt and wound
Woodward avenue. rent 38ml.
~t til“: let-mull floor. 7? W Ward
r. or»: bun-ent‘ i roomn, ll? we ‘
gnu'rme, rent em; imitate ill Wood ’
| mitt; Si rnxma, Ir’i Fl!’ avenue;
! Malta. r~nt $3; llmm- .. nln
Elvtlk. rent ‘2 e—r mil that ii) Unioni'l"
‘ A. \"mulzlm‘ll, '
Llfil'; hour pleiwmt roumu‘ with
‘1 1m in the Jumw building. Inquire.
11:: \l m. l'. .l xv, no .Wnelungton street.
v
1‘”
, In it!
.. ,.. r: -. - . _ .,.- M-.._-.._._......,._.,.
"‘t) l,l-'.l' l";\‘vrmlmi. rent $10.00; ‘1”
3 m.- lawn-4. mu 257.00. Inquire 23‘
Ei'iuwtmll all‘a'vl. I‘ll
"‘0 lille l". Sewn pleasnnt room 03'
' union.» thaw. +12; um ilouron m.-
,1. .- in... l, g»: v;.ll and third iloon I
\Vl‘lit'i' -. -.-. 1, 911 [MN u! house all "i‘aylorf
.i-n mm H. at Malt engine nod helm.
\ .Lmlm {il' l. lillll‘l. nrtwuld he need it“
mo it Johnlll‘nuv aw :1 machine ehon. on
,lin . m ll ~ Llulzlviuug ntliluhle lorllght.
l 'l..‘lllt.{n‘l». '. nil “Hip-r hirer-l: (film to
l .4. llruln. nu lllt'i building-l [or V
. he»
i igl? mow-"a Apply-10 R: as.
1 “ll l.l‘il' llnnwnl eight rennin. with
I . :u .l; m. truth-nurtures: with or vi 8 "
3‘ u. ivu'll. Apply to I). F. limit, 533"“?
M .
MHz-Urn". lfi
iii.” Ll: ;' 4th“! mu! lumen or. 31mm
i :H ll till"! I" (,l’llillltl’ii building, W
t. \
l'l'li‘ Innlliv
-n.‘
r
'r Will mu! Kilian! Mu, 'nrwullt. I“ N
ilzllillt‘t‘ l". 1‘}.
Nor‘wnik, or F. l
\‘l’drililllli'ril d... .‘M. V
S
i’I‘tl M'Il' .\ lm-smmll
. Milt illt'lll|"<', water and tower «on; .
inclinlu. tum mlulllo front "will?! Mid ‘
inm- lulll Hllll“ or .‘Culuull. [u‘M-ufllee. Rm
. 1'.‘ lvqum- l". l'Z. (runlnrd. Helium
lhumniih .
l . . .... “new *M‘
.f’ ‘1! NH". llnltw. 3" "in “new room,
’ unlvr in, rent dl‘.’ home. In)” lieu“,
that .1 ll. Kunpo'n remit-nun. 1' row,
.lv-M 313'. lmuw, .‘iltrrilliii ulroet. ii mo, 1,
a Toms
at.
um
;y-t 'n *f! ', lint iii'l‘, fl ranting,
>anvil, rm {Wt All m llrnt elm order . ‘
l.\;lp‘.y I‘l .lnlul ll. Klmml. K‘l Went “in?“
H.
l
vim mar, .\ tumult-nimble hmm to ‘
L nil Itlmit‘l'll lmpt‘lwnmflttlt. MIR
,uun. bu» mnmtm' walk lrom depot.
‘qnlrt' at h, ‘l'nylov «venue. near W
; vl l‘ll l, ‘
g'l‘nmal‘ ur-‘HlttJii wuahlugtou‘
’ h'ul‘uhltv l-Il‘ llrlulrlmettt (if (in
out... livlllt‘ul-lrvtw’llhlluwuh'1 '
tutti". lion l-illv momma ill!
3 u ul ric-liwrinsr no Ii». limb“ ill ’-
{lnrth harem ulul ltnmlnmuaila
r "um, from noulnwllllwnr (Tllmtt'
ki‘lrt‘,‘fiiliii'ilii' for ”lib-e or it t
loaning. Manly ville-o Hill ‘5 l
; r dummy. Nil Wlmhlngmtt lit-rent.
‘ tron nun.
,‘lln “AMI um rodent
in; mum formerly ow
H mm. M llu-lco. mun. Add”
ll w l‘.‘. Ital-ml,
nr urn.
‘ "on ml.»
inlly; We“.
g ‘ kind», *1
dining it arm:
a cut nllruer ”tools,
It. i
.mld nil illit-
prlven. nothing but A . .
who], "mop mu u tau-mi tutti i W
you. Mil-Monk warranted.
, wry. at mm lovelnml for iiiepit
Home. M ii. whirls» Nnrli'll
, ‘on ml. alumna let”,
'1‘ Wultnvomlr,turret-“duel it;
l the avenue. Apply to Taylor
j '13:.x‘il‘.{i.‘ni7t...;;.j“;..';.‘.‘3?.”§. life .
f, in would "flier. Midwest-x _
giwr ill. ll ll‘n)it9il.('n|llt. . .
, For; other line initiating}
1 litre lol he “would '
:M. Delylo no All! .
I. l
an
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