adamant! for “11¢ popula‘ priced good: has induced us to matte a special feature of them on
p ' our main floor, so hereafter we will display a variety of articles at those ' '
that... Spring Bonds Arrived last Week
To swell our tremendous variety.
’\
‘ t
portéd 'willowware; fancy Waste, sewing; scrap. toilet and lnfant’s baskets. Round and
mpera: i "
A it'd fixtures; window shades all grades. ~
linoleum from no square yard up. . p , ‘
" "ety of Japanese and China matting from too yard up. , r
by carriages, from $3.79 up. ' ~ .
‘ ,i’age sponges for 5c and 10¢ each.‘ “
Phelps Plano. lull sizo,gootl order, cost $250. “O'oash. '
URTEVANT.
By lol'Toct‘tue's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment; also Bazat' Glove Fitting Patterns.
of CenttDiscount Sale.
Wettsnally make Thursday our Bargain Day. This week we will include Wednesday
M r and Friday, making a
‘ THREE-DAY ”BARGAIN SALE!
tilt)! to balance of Winter Stock already advertised at HALF PRICE, we have selected a consider-
, ,le portion of our gene-a1 stock and offer it at a special discount of 25 per cent, consisting of
. apiece!» Carpet. 25 pieces Dress Goods. '
to piecos Silkaline.
to pieces Double Faced Drapery.
to pieces Swiss Drapery.
. Velvet and Lace Collarettes.
AND OTHER ATTR ACTlVE FEATURES. ,
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
- South Iorwalh. Connecticut
llorth Iainand Ann Streets,
South lorwallt, conn.
..—;. . My.
THI PLACE TO IUV THE
PROS AND ROCHESTER BIOYO'LES
‘ ' At ”mum." and aloe.
Also a lolly warranted bicycle at ‘37 5a. is at
f [Wt l ‘ht’g Rgpoglto", eon. alniaott no tnaattua slants.
LOWEST
. . . PRIGEl
. THIV All ALI. INN-III
“ ‘moaraaayhttingmotatortablr Clothing. Manama-led thin
way. mnmdommwmrnm. TEE m
" Welwuaowiaatoeh ‘
WORK- LETTER
. . A ' err-W” t " ‘
Jilin: Item; Willa int
clan-inert by electric. ”cinema no Militia
mnnltlet'od a Iwull initials oily. it i
now in lt‘l'u'llt'al title.“ a tow rear
trout lint! it ill pounlble that it home «it
attract to much uttontion in thin nit:
ha dial the and oil-«uric met-tam» :vrt
liwry utnltlo tsunami admit that tin
tumu- ltiill‘! go, ‘L‘
A eont'orn pvhleh has begun tho man
ulnrtnro or thorn whit-lots on a turn;
anti.- llltll established inopdnnarttvrn it
this city. it in tilt yet only in It» in
innrynnutt tuna only-about it dozen w:
hll‘ltm int oxhibillon nt tin nulonrootna
'l‘hono urrirt-d trout Phllittlolphlu wlwn
tlu- laviory ht situated, altopt twt
“’96th ago. Billet! than “my have been
tlltt’l'ult'll abouttlto ilfl‘t't'lfil and lan
been innpt-ivtod by mombmt of tin
Boa rd of Aldormun. O
It in the dolor» of tho Board to lit
thoroughly marlin-ml all to ”tilt tinti-
iy hotoro voting on a fl’llOlilllOII whit-l
ban boon lutnnlttmrd in tho Bourdtgiv
lug the Mayor powor to lim-uno olm-tril
whirl!» tins mum at; tliom- drawn by
lltlrltttivl, and allowing rabmt-h who nut:
to tutor» abandon the old atylt- of r.-
lllt‘lt'fl for tho tnoro tnodurn to charm
tun-s tor t'idott in the latter. This n’il
nwosultxttt- the passing of a special or
dlnanec.
AN ELECTRIC SURREY.
'l'lwro is a motor Vehicle which. or“
Svptt-tnlwr H. 1896, modv n tlw mil:
rttn nttltt- Narraunutzott l'nrk rilt't't
in l‘rovltlvtu-v. ll. 1.. in olt-wn tumult-s
ind twvnty-sort-u wounds. '1‘ he av"
an.» timi- pol' little was two minute!
wronlwn sot-nulls. and it‘mtvcred ll:
diatom-v at tho rate of a little men
than tit'vuiysix lotion an hour. with
lislllttg a rm'ord for motor vehicle-z
'Ult’ llilnr‘tllltfi and sum-ya in up» an
iittod with two one and out-half hot-3.
powl’r motors. imth {illat'llt‘tl to tin
trout xtxll‘. one to molt who-vi, nu.
drift-n indotwndnntly. 'l'lw l‘llllllt' it
t'urulnhotl with 'two lit-thorn:- [ll-“t l'
motorit. .trtt-r lll'loefill lllllllllt-s' plnt'
”I'm my tho manufacturers. a that
who has lit'h'l‘ won one lwtort- mi
vpomlo onu. 'l‘iwy urn tint-d with pmvt ‘
.nntlv tires. 'l‘in- first or in.» wimp.
will not ho- mitt-it utoro than tlnv prim
-l :l horm- ttlitl an old attylt' «narrow.
end tlw t-ltnrnlnu of tin-.hnttt-rirs nil
to lltt‘fllt‘ll‘ill’t‘.
’l'lw tlruntor .\’o-w York l‘mnuziuiutt
raving Willllllt'lfll ilu- businlw lm‘
it’lllt'll it was t’l‘t‘fllt‘tl llllt‘
‘l'lll lilo rhnrtor to Albany. moi iu lb.
,irivutl- tuition of Mayor Strong Mlltl rm-
ttilllt‘ tlovltii'ml its-ill out of rxlatvllt-t
ny udjottruiug without datv.
’i'hi- un-tnlwm oi‘ tho t-otttlnlwiot
Il't'fll'lll nt ”in tlunl tum-tint: wvro til-t.
t't'ttt-y. chairman: liru. Htkuri l.
\tmulrurtl. Mayors Strung. \i’ursurt
it“! Gleason. and M Mayor 'l‘houum i"
Liilroy. William I’, lit-Witt. Silas it
littio-hl-r null tit-limo .\l. l’llllll’}. .lt’
Homo llittl' whit M'lt‘lll ll) tuitltinu Iltt'
lmtl audit of tho ltill~t for priuliuu
topography. and inn-writing illiti
-lt~rk llll‘t‘. whirl: uugrvmttmi $2”th
1 This ii twll within thi- titilmq.rt,.
mil of $25.00“ lllltl‘Vl‘tl in HIV Lt'ginlu
lll’l' hon your. 'l‘lu- t'ittllltiltl~iollvl‘~
l'l‘H‘tl without pay.
Vt-w mothmlu lti tlu- illsll'llt'ltltll oi
ItI-uloitlt‘ttl niltilt'litu M't'ltt In lnl ill lit
\ur til llw Ytllt' lllt‘ltiily m-luutl. 'l'lu
,ot'ol'ttmmr or wotulout’ brought u lot oi
in: ulndt-ma to \‘i-n \uili luvi Wool. l.
illst‘t'i‘tt ntu'litl l'ttlltllllhln in that city
o tlutl thoy tnlultt lttllt‘ on output 1m
on lit "to. 'l'iu- .hlilllt! uit-u um
llki‘ll. not to ”W lltlltltw of "It' I'll'll lillll
ht- powortul, but into tho ll‘l‘lt'lllt'tll
xmtttto walnut». \tlivru own and tvnuwn
law luhhlltul ltlm'lllt'l‘ in «handy lliul
lwy i-nmmt ruim- tht’ir ivy-m on tho
t‘ltl’lll. for tour of fillllltllllllll null boil-u
il’itllllllwl ututor tom to tho pron-d. it
a thorn that many an tiw anoint hunt
t-luit ttllltll Iu- uoltml lumntw it it in
how roulnun that thu «twin of lll'o it.
nllalml. 'l'ho turn also im- to ho ”Ill
‘ollulutln lt'ttt'llt'l'n ol’ “\t‘ tit-tit mom-m
ion t'nttuot know loll min-h or lint.
fluty t'lllluttl M‘l‘ too tlwply llllu iln tutt’
“thlIl or into lll Illll'tlrltllmi for it in
will)? whim Hwy waltz» thu untuw ut
iltl‘ lilttll la'tnnl them ilitil llioy l'itll tlu .,
about it with lttli'lllnuut't'. ’l'ltol‘u ix
mo umoh tiunmtthval pt't'itt'ltllllt tutti hm
lunch elaboration of tltllllllti and tom
ultilih outdo” tor Itl‘t‘lll‘lllilfl in all and
mo llltlo utiotiipt to apply lilo l'ntida
tht‘lfltll lt‘ltt'llllitlit of l‘lit'iatltltlllt’ lu
worydny titu. 't‘hort- in lilllt llltttltl
.lolltlli and tho whale. while "ll' within
tun llut tittlwrtmt aw nupwmwl.
i'lwrtt in‘doiinto on tho pmuihillty or
tho littltltlt'tllflltl t’tbllt'l'ltlltltt, \i’llllt! rhd
«Ito-u um lunuulotnt null lutuury. ’l'imtv
t tttiaortion of tho vmltlvillit‘ and no
:ioantlt-ity of tho fl-l'l'lllllll’t'fl. while din
minority in private and |tttlllll* lilo gum
liltwltnlunt. it tho tutu lttulrttt'tortt
will nutrition limit atndmttit that t'ltri
tmntty its it "than form» to ”fill
lilo-tn to Now York they will «my
«I! lllltll‘fllhllllt which in until Willlt'.
cram ’l'twau
museum
u...
low-u nummwn ”l"
and in midday it had risen only to Its
””329”; ~ , 4‘ .hdrrilih
weather tile . y, , , two in
ammtiona. but} “ ":i‘pllt‘aaure tin
beautilui «lay on w , Peaaldent Cleve
land that toolt'vjf'rtlld ‘ j l-
moat be 00an record 0'
March 4 at: ‘Meltinatoa to not a soot
one. for as for back an Lincoln's tlnn
the day was wet and (ll-agreeable. can
(treat Witt! inaugurated tor the first
time on a aloomy day, when tho rail
tell heavily. although it did not later-
im: with the parade.
On March 4, 1873, when Gen. Grant
took oath ototllce the second time, tlu
thermometer stood near zero. and ii
was the coldest inaugural day in thl
history of the country. in the morning
it wan only four degrees above zero
Hundred: of those who participated in
tin pared more nearly 1mm, and
many came mulled. Tho inangnrn‘
hall on M day was held in a. tempo-
t‘ltry building. which was not hunted
and the ladies and gentlemen attending
wore their wraps and hats. Those whr
attended will remember how the 501%
per was frozen solid, and how roller
was tittl'ved in blocks of ice, and atlas.
how the asrwmblago had to leave tin
ball long boforc midnight on account
of the ooltl. ,
.Prvsldont ilayos was inaugurated or
:t rainy tin '. although ll t’lt'le'ell up lm~
torn tho Prostidvnt took tho oath ot oi~
the. 'i‘lu' crowds ' that assembled ll.
witness tho iudtn-tion into office oi
.latneu A. Garfield wore obliged, to wad:
through snow and olnnlt. although the
day was miid.a tz'tretimatancu, however
which only helped to make the wallt~
ing more diaagremble, The day lor-
tlte first inauguration of President
Cleveland stands; out as a model one in
the long record, for it was tear and
warm and beautiful. in dlroo’ contrast
with the torrible weather Which greet-
ed Benjamin Harrison when he was In
nttgurated. Tl’ll‘ rain on that day («it
in torrents anti every one was drenched
who braved the storm. At the last in.
:tttgurui on March 4. 1893, the day was
almost no bad, although it was snow
instead of rain which greeted the in-
augural ceremonies. ’i‘ho ground was
covered with several inches of snow
and slush. and the linreost kind of a
vuowstorm raged unlit the wry mo-
ztont when (hit President appeared on
the east portion or the Capitol to take
he oath o! otilco.
With this record it ran be understood
low dependent on the weather aro the
,- lorios and lmnty oi the inaugural day
- premoulm. ' '
UliP of tho moat interesting and
Miami figtlrvn at the inaugural rere-
mony was Mr. hit-Kiulny'n aged mother.
tor: completing her 87th yuan.
Mrs, MrKlnlov wore in tho even‘
my a costume of blank satin and a‘
white mint lat‘t‘ rap. She- was a veryl
til-:tslnt: and plrtunwpte figure.
Tho ltlltllt't' or her costume was made
.ltvr tlw styh- ol l/llllS X\'l., being
ouml out null flllml in with white
blmin, drawn diagonally across the
Want. A black satin rurhlng titled
in with point lat-v finishes tho neck and
harden: thi- still. whitt- rhiflou front.
lilt‘t'k lttltl-i (if lllt' satin c-xtend from
wrist to will of tilt- llasquv in front.
t‘ltllu tin» bark of tho baitqut- is made
allt'lltly full.
The roun with it tho l‘rl'altloltt'u wife
t' ort- was of a rt. lt lllll'lll‘lilt (loud wllilt‘
m
fl‘liiTEATRIC'AL GOSSIP.
MADISON SQUARE .GARDEN DOES
NOT PAY lTB OWNERS.
A (that With new" While tho colt-
your Want- n Bout-beau Known”-
even at the out Iron Darla llaltaa Clara
”man a its! 0! a Certain Magnitude.
The handsome Madison Square Gill"
tit-u duets not pay. it belongs to a
Hindi mntpnny. with a capital stool: ot
$2,000,000. dlvldod into littt Illtlll'l’tl.
which have n-veutly hold in tlw’tuurktlt
mt low an $9.00. The troubll- seems to
he that thorn ill too mnrh of tho ground
nnprotitnhiy occupied with restaurant.
"tilt-on ttud minor exhibition roonm.
'l'lu- propotiitlon halt nlrt-ady llt‘t'll Illtttlt'
to tear down the whole .‘lladixon
Honor-o“, front” and erwt npurtnwut
houses on the ground. It would ho a
grout pity fur the city to lotlt‘ this spot
violin and popular retain, but it in ulv
logtttltt-r likoly that tho stun-kholdern at
ilwir next regular tum-tint: will vilhor
up“ or romodel the prom-rt): Duo in
tot-roll to the conclusion that "to limit
ity is in Mlllli’ mottsure tho tattoo of its
t‘ztilurv. liud the Garth-n ltt't’n on up
iwr Broadway. doubtless tho l'l‘Hltlll'
mot llHt'lf, in mmmtont hands. would
have [We'll a gold mine. '
CLARA ”WAN.
Pint-a Liptnltu. who stars in 'l‘ltr llirl
l"t|fll Paris. is ttllt' or llw most pit-:islllt:
l tum-t outraged in t-xtrnvagztnza upon
t to Now York ntugo tmlny. Tito liirl
l-otu Paris has now llt'l‘ll for three
Ninth.“ ill thv Ill-mid Square 'I‘lu-utrr.
t id llit'l‘l' in no anuoutmnttvm of its
\titlulruwnl. The tilt" ltllllilrt'tllll por-
l‘il'lllflllt't‘ wuss rot-nutty L'th'll. Mort- or
l- on tiltltrm'illlt‘tl mitvt-nlrs wot‘v gin-n
» “it upon tin» tll't'fltdlttil. ,‘i'hla sonwuir
l ilSllll'SV is a t'ltt'flp ltl‘uvlit'tu good
‘iltlllgll for liowory play imuwa. but
. ‘tuoying “lll'll imlulurtl in lty‘up ltl\\ll
lu‘nm'x or ordinary t'rpuiv. Would
i hit managers might rm vii-w it.
.\n lilll'l‘t'fillll'l bit of ltiatory n! "1‘:-
i'ialtl ltle'oto-It llt'Vl‘lUltf‘ll itt my t‘ttll~
\~'r§l|llttll with Hill l't't‘t‘lllly. Mr.
“01000“ was but 22 yours old “ho-ll
in rumpus-«l hie tlrut tllu'l'll. nut! iw
t its at that tour llxilhllllll paying
t. llor in a bunk ill this rtiy. lll- was
n-mty tlw t-utttpom-r or a low mum.
i It had had nothing publisht-tl. "t'n-
i ll. ll_t“tnvu & t'o." wax llit' illlt' or his
«it c-mtrt in tho l‘llt'fllllt' lino. IIHII Ztlr.
'ivhllo vnlmu' with a calla tiauro.
Milli of .3”. V”. mm”. tolllll‘t'. with al l'KUH'II “at tho atrium of ill" lllll't'l-
«Mi l.t.-¢--, vialrh z-rv moat npmltottvlt' "5 “1",!m‘"""WlllMPll'IWFtilt? M'orv.
1.. “rim” 1., u .. [xi-p “3",;me "Nil was um (lat‘l'l‘ll in .\lvt,‘:tuil, but
tum; ls it't'lv-r 0nllltlll'l'tl with anl'l " it" “uphill-«l. and Illiilllillt'l)‘ from mid
tttlilroldery. tho l‘olu- and alwvi-u lw- “ "l" ‘ “Mill" ltlt'itlu ”in?“ ‘ ”lllltillllfi
in: rtetlrely of [mint lav... ”\lthunult 'tihv it‘l‘wrn “at: lit it"lttl‘lll'flllll
} . 'I I t a' to
into I'tlltlllnlt'lt. tho Itotllro of tho itilt't't'I ' L o n ‘ " H " '
travail.- tllln'ia' him it Modit-l mllar ut““'"“‘"" ,
. . It Was itltol'tly ul’loi‘ thin that Mr.
1 liquid tuntmat-lttto do not», full) twelve , , ,o
, l-u lutt’t-tl llliltlt‘ tho lli‘illlillltlilltl'v of
lulu-n Vollll' and Mind with a narrow, 3 .
{ I} 1 ' ll ' q in wiilh pir. littlllh. and they him- Ilt‘t'li l-ollnh-
_‘ ’1'" ‘u' “’“m u: y." L" .ll it “ igtnting t'hvl' slum», About tin. lirat
”‘N “Mm" tilttltl “ W V "I II "m ’. out» whit-h tintiih owr said to in-
on ”to bark mwlltni ltlllimtl to tho top t. mm “m“
‘lr ”w hair. ““1"“ with ",‘H'hi‘..nuh|“ "l’on tnitnt‘i‘t-«l awfully good to him.
l-M‘l'r Ml" “Mi"lll" "l “00"" H" ““5". Pl olwl'lt of l’ntit‘u lll ra-honrudl."
narrowinnduun it: the trout pltrtolt u. in “ppm mm”, ”W ”"0 "r “W”
lmt’k. A Dltwk i'ttlltll holtht it in plain. mum... “M tiw m," JUN" vll'orl "r
‘ magnificent WNW" ”I “mm.“ ""hni ima- nuttllt-uwtl. who haw slut-o lw-
lm. t-xlt'ltllil trout "cult to bottom of 5.4m, m prtnuim-ut m ”w“, rtmiwt-tiw
tut-«put in trout and undo holow tho 1 mm. but it lllltll't'tl tho “m, ”r "Uttpltl.
mint lint; iu :n'ihnlu taint about all: “mm... a 130.," and “a, "W”. m.“
im' lt'n lit Null i. “out lllt' (mm.
4‘ llfllqflll fill’dll', tllllllllt'il W‘lut ”It," Aflflr Mr. I". KHVI‘H'N llilll‘l'lilfll‘ lll'
it-nrht. torntluit a maturity ulll'l'l ":|l“‘l""l' wry unwh intortmiml in tho
it; t, t'Iltil tilt around tho wand nut .f .. .. . “
it It t ' "it I H‘ n tutti m-lttllou of but. ”it! on int l in
Hill Will til! ”I" Wilt l ll Ill I ll“ ‘ in “Mr“ l‘t‘lllltlt‘ lturuuli tumour-amt.
ishml with it narrow unrulturn u! tutti“ out "ll' lt'lttlll of it mlrotul tnndy or
main-older) down until «tiltt ol the mm mot nu omen t'nlltnl "‘l'hi- lhn
» ' "litul ilndg "t It t' ..-. i .
t. out. l‘he lotus alumni. it it y pit .Sg no. tr. :- tutti until i mt ltltllli
halo litihi ot ulcnilna of the modulation It the ll‘llltlt' of "Pb" llvtltun" watt tat
do lotto ltwo rowel. nttd urn llnialtod int from "It littoral or hit- prt-viuntw'.
cm. a narrow mun «data. Blurb pleating Y m. ltl'l'lllllll’ iw toll that it wait too
of tho tnuuttaollltu do not» ht twolvo pod to llt‘ war-toll.
it rhino in width. and tail-t am-etttllyl t funny thing imitponmi in minute.
it tho stimulant-n. ultluu u untart oh 3 on with llilt olfvrlnu it to tho mann-
liri. 'l'no tittirt is made very lull about 5 fit for tiwir approval. 'l‘ht' Hurt. in
t to tool. with atyllttll titre. and in tho LN “‘ttl‘tlt‘. is to (allow:
BENATORS AND fi‘ARlFF.
M Do not Wholly Ant-lion or the 35m
Ill-glow Ill". 5 p ‘
Waitllsn‘t'ox, Match lit—“Illa Repub-
llt-an members of the sonata committed on
(human ltnt‘o hold it howling and dtzlziilmt
to immediately tails up the tarifl hill its
propoaud by the way! and menu! commit“
too or the house. will the view of colloid”-
in: it in all its dotulltt. .
At tho matting nothing wua done ho~
your! agneelttg tint: thin onum watt noun-t-
only and do lillutz that further tnootluua
ahonld Lu hold on anon on the bunlnm of
tho nonnto would wrmit. Zl‘boro wait an
informal exchange oi oi lulon all to tint on.
oasisltv ot' tlm pr lineal touctlnga. with-h
watt Instill on the ground that tit tieunto -
la jointly roapoutlltlo with the home in
preparing it tariff bill. and the Republican
l!|tilllltt:l"i hot that they nbould tuilka Mll‘tt
that it should be a bill which would allot-d
the tier-canary revenue for tho conduit of
the luminous of tho govln'nutont, prntlmt.
American interests and at tho suit-o limo
appeal to the mtintry'tl «urine of (nirllt’slrl.
The poll". Ivua made that there are ion
or ililtl ileum in the bill. not-h nt'ltvtrtllm iill‘
pot-taut industries, on all of which the Hi"
public-onttzotnlwrn Would find it lltltitifiwltl‘y
.to ho prepared to answer «guestiottu.
The opinion was expressed at. the must.-
ing that the tariff bill was by no tut-hm
as perfect a measure as its protttoters ill
the homo tippvnl' to think it in. Show n:
tho m-lh-dultts were criticised as providing
doth-a above the domantl of the country.
it is also tltzdcrntood that tie mutnbcra
of the maturities exprenaotl thermal-lies. as
oppo-totl t-t a pm poaltlmt whit-it bad lit-on
lllitdfl by some of tho I'P[ll’8~tt‘lll:tll\'('st ionic
lug to the segregation of Vitt‘ lt‘tttllt'll st'ltrtl-
ulo trmn tit: tariff lviil as :t wit it.- for tho
purposu of giving this solroittlc t'llrllizl' at-
tention than the general lilllt’llllld rec-am.
’l'ha opinion wow advanced that an indu-
pendent bill trtwltllng it dulv ull Wool-t
and a new woolen schedule would prot'uliu
. almost. EH much debiita as tho torltl' bill in
salt and that nothing would be gained by
the separation of this schedule from the
others.
The question of (mating hearings by
the finance committee was not taken up,
but. the majorityof the committee now
seem to bu opposed to this count.
KOREAN POLITICS.
A Plot to ”attention“ King and En-
tbro-o that Crown Prince.
Sax Flint-ism, Mart-h 1‘J.~—-Pl'lnt‘.e lint
Who, who is expected to succeed to the
throne of Korea upon the death of his la‘
thor. the reigning Mural-t at present to
strained of his liberty by a *hand of Ko-
rean nation in Yokohama with the full
knowledge and consent. of the Japnnm
authorities.
Shell is the , inlet-motion that was
brought from the Orient by the atoamer
Porn. and by the name source comes. in.
fortttation that the Koreans in question
are planning a raid into Korea lot-tho
pnrposo ol dothrnnlng the king and
placing their princely prlnouar and pro-
logo on the throne. .
’l'hat elicit a nebtltne is on loot and re-
neivlng the moral support of the govern.
meat is vouched for by a returnrd tuia.
alonary from the Orient. Rev. ._l. S. (into.
who arrived on the Peru attu- spending
nine years in Korea and a your in Japan.
Shot a Would Bo Burglar.
SPRINGFIELD, Malta. March tit—An at.
tempt was made to burglarizo the real.
deuce ol’ Anson E. Butler in this city in»:
night. The attempt was unancwasful. and
the Would ho burglar was shot. by Mr.
limit-r. and his injuriea are aerioutt and
may provo total. Shortly alter supper Mr.
lintlor found the front door of his butt?!"
open. whit-it aroused hla anaplelun. Ho
atlllutl himself with a revolver and mode a
mrt'll of tho house. He was about to open
tho door of a ball ballroom on tho thlnl
floor when he diatzovarnd a man crouching
behind it He enrol-ad the man with hia
rovolvur and tired tour ahou at him. The
man was removed to the tuition nation
and ham to the lttmpltnl. Ono of the about
took effect in tho loll. side under the bear.
and may prove fatal. its gate hla name no
Edward lllggina.
Dragged and Robbed In III-lot
iii rum. March lit—William i“. Mo-
.N‘hano. a member of the tlrtu of atom.
old a: Mcsltnno. undertaken. wan found
tit-outed and looked lit a bedroom in the
roar at tho tit-ut‘a protuhtaa on Niagara
ntroot. Ho wan toilet) to it ”will“! ttlld
when brought out of theatuporatated that
ho had no mmntootlon at any one ditturb-
lug ltiut during tltu night. It. was alm-
ward dimvorod that the little in tho oflluo
was upon and over ”.000 totalling. lilo.
filmnu aluo rlnlma to have loot n largo lulu
of tnonoy wltirh was in MI vlofltlnl. lu-
rihnno won in a downturn wndltloll who.
found. but in mentoring.
Alto-«I Child larder» Arnold.
llitil'rt‘tx. Mill'oll lilo-Till poll“ III
night arroatod on attaptuiou ot child will"
dvr Frank W. Walla. a airtight titan, itti
yearn old. hi» itovuaer being Catharine Int
Sun. the toolbar oi the intunt, with whom
\l'cilt. ll in mid. has been living in a tuna-
mum at the moth and atom lit-t July. ‘l‘htt
t-hun. it minim. wan burn at an early
hour yoatorday; bl’. would a to the Mo.
Soil woman‘s: atatetuaut. lla name to
"to tutu-o at it n‘nlook l afternoon
and wrapping the child l anhawl eat--
riutl it away. lln returned in an hour. but.
domed ltnvlnataluln the child. although
noon“ at doing an by ”to Wild“.
that It» not! he. a Window.
ltmmxtn, Norah lu-ntll‘lro wan dia-
envumt hut night In a mutual-Maw
moat in this city would by eight lant-
tliea. A wild scramble mud. and latent-
oscillation provolletl. but owing to tho
thud at tho tan-tom with a narrow "i want lttltl ttlll'tlll" that i could play .
pleatiua til the alumnae do mitt. Mu worn in two ltlltllltflt'rlt at Lyon a '
«edged with tho "tall. The ontlru gown littnlr'n. and l wont thorn to do no. t
is lltttid with pink tainta. 't‘winolnltor that i had lnat [mt‘ml my
lit-it. :teitiuloy'a “pit“ oloatt la a; mile. itllll that i had cut lllttlll ton ‘
ltrtmtlrd mtlltt. alumina a white honor aim”. and ill t‘t‘llllmfllt'fll'fl trite that
lineal: in a stuttiilllturlt at pitta, dnlt~ Mont i plum! lllt' pinup my “pact-a
"M p .;M,.‘,I,.._ ; ”a III "M 'm, honey iii-mm to ltlmul. tto that in it few too
ll in
more with a icon alum militia nearly
i, l tint tmttont oi tint linen, tutti a attnrt
woroatlo eztvorlltl only till! flittitltlvl'll.
littli new beta; untitled at the ulna
alth willie Manta; lot. headed with
iimr ultimo tour lltttllln in width.
To be until-l intuit with your »
are l have to it llilttltotlmrl" in
at ' ,
tho one ttlm out _
Minamoto: Hiya at»
blond. My lllltllttlwo tllamvotlml It and
output“ nut. and l unl’fi’fll’tll horned i
that i had hm playing my ammo to
the automaton again and the bill now
tor of a tonal llllillt‘fl‘ f
. air. lie Koren rennin "'l‘lu» Manda.
rut." now in tho tireat Northern 'l‘ltw
m. on tho but at all hilt unwrap.
‘ Man humour.
i a Montagurmag: Wm.
timid”. ., at W
. ' team.
tannin tlu- lit-r- ware imam! with 5"“
prompt work of the human no loan at life
mulled. A woman appeared at a third
at window with a tannins-old intent
in an auto. tithe wan Matte with flat
and thaw the hall] out. but it won flat-l!
itatmht by a eitla‘oa and tonal"! no hurt.
Tho mother than lump-it and “IN“!!!
wutmlona and prolallllo illnual lllttrltin
lie tit-ti watt manhunt-bolt. with attain
lit-ha am and“. ”an Ital.»
“Idling, ignitilllmh to The
mm in are m t “W
that noting the quanMIaet wall at”
cm Provident lit-agar and Plum t
limit at Eliminate“ it won manna to
turn: a Maumm them
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