. Easter vacation. “w”...
The Oriole chthwill hold a meeting, ’
‘9!
mutant on an int lit
L if . 12:“ ‘t H," mm 5' l l
mic. is seriously ill.
, Mass in B flat" on Easter Sunday.
'pnay the right in by a truck nw
“prof tint grand olllmq's an! n 4mm.
m rem ~
at a build W Tm ‘
an. Stile: ones. at Union Park. a
very low.
Charles Huddek is repainting
son's Boll. -
Mrs. William Baker, of Washington
street, to ill.
John Jarvis, of Main street. Korwnlk,
is seriously ill. ' '
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, of Center are
e
Kuud~
George I. Burton's residence at Elat-
crest is being repainted.
The George N. Nichols residence in
Union avenue is being renovated.
‘ St. Mary’s choir will tender"Millard's
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Barman,
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
William Weaver, of Main street, has
been granted a patent on a car lender.
Mrs. George Ward Belleck, of Camp
street, is'today reported as not so well.
Miss Mary E. Smith, of Bayview ave~
nae, teacher in the Franklin ttreet
school, is ill.
The Norwalka’ Vassar college students
are expected home on Friday, for the
tonight, at the home ok John Gleason,
in Franklin avenue.
The exterior of the storosiu the James
block, in Water street, Nnru'allr, are he
ing repainted white.
William Ryan has moved from the
Crow place in Main street to a house in
the West Rocks road.
'1‘. F. Ccouey. of liarilzud street, has
been engaged as engineer of the town
stouc crushing plant.
The case of Patrick Glynn vs. the
Town of Norwallt is retumx’ole in Int-
Towu Court, ‘April 3th.
The case of Alla-xi l3 Austin rs
UharlcsA. Acton is. ro-turnn‘ulw [’1 '.
Stttulrior Court, April lith.
:lt
Tod-1y a the l‘vt-t of the .‘lunuut- .t.
tionol lllt‘ Yuma. ECT\'i\'-‘§ were but.
intit. ’.tul'.~'tt:t'l 5r. ALry's t-hu‘nlws.
this morning.
UllVi'l‘ l“). Birkenof South Form: 1."
won at platform uprin: wagon ’ilotnl )
night. at Nnmolk. Forty~iour Wit! iii!
m
. lint" IRS-,mmt _ ,
t mm M 3m tut-until. run to»
‘W‘flu uu’ttm. '
In View of the notoriety of the n:-
t-ent PWI-rallch litigation. the lunatic
oi the preterit Mn. Porter have urged
the publication at certain facts not
generally known outside the circle of
herhcmeand Meade. and which have
some bearing upon many or the din-
tmeing Matures or the ease.
Miss Earle was the eldest daughter of
a family of live children, consisting
of three-annual! two daughters. Ten
of the three brothers arrived at young
manhood. and were stricken tnit-h a
fatnldiscase. '
Fdr aperitxl of more than seven years
the mother, prostrnted hy the death of
her sons, wane helpless paralytic, and
during these years of hollering Misti
Earle was her constant companion and
attendant. But it. was in the year
1892 that the sad events of the family
culminated, for in that year occutrcd
the deaths of this beloved mother, the
last remaining brother, and that of the
sister Katherine.
Upon Min-«t Earle had fallen the entire
charge of these inmlltls. Her life.
was one incessant round of absorbing
duties, audit wasin addition to then.-
family cares that she ably conducted
and taught with marked success a largo
class in music. Upon the sudden
termination of these activities, deeply
depressed in mind and with health
greatly impaired, her {fiends feared the
most serious consequences. At this
time came the allot of the position of
preceptress to Mr. Porter's youngent son.
Kingsley. Both Mr. Porter and his
family were strangers to Miss little.
but, upon most creditable assurance
that the family were entirely reputable,
alter a short sojourn ot three weeks,“ leS
Earle returned to Bridgeport and, in ma.
cluylou. it is sfiflioieut to add that, in all '
tho-{teats to which she hm been sutvjmktwi
Mrs. Porter hit-l renewed tn”. cordial
support and sympathy of her friend-t,
and of all those who know her.—».l. 5.
ii, in Stamford Advocate.
,
DARIEN Mill N030 NW.
The Prognwnve Twenty will “in“
Friday, April full. with Mammclln Ail-l-
tin.
changeJin nesmiations might proreln‘ue- ;
tieial.‘ ‘It is only necessary to say that, i
in nl-at rolling,~ collar.
.. mm...
- immanent." ,.
A than we hint-"u an mi
1|," In W by car. the coupon.
Walters made special Wk
withthemntuo! the celebrated Bow
Glcvoll'ittlnx Patterns. by which we can
pm-euttoourhdyrsadmmeotthntr
rm- mat and Manhattan» of
garments. hit and explicit. Mm
101' Dawns tosethtrtho meats so
mamwhputtem.
:s' E
gem—Lat:
lama: Gum or mepcr.
ntts’l’n tn: MAY KANTON.
Fancy figured Ffl‘lltll flannel in mix-
ed wool tow: is hero decorated with
funny stitching in leaf-green silk and
bows of goldenbmwn satin ribbon. This
altersonie hesitation the ell-3r was m:- ¢ very serviceable negligco gown is simply
ceptedpin the hope that the complete;
1. titted try shoulder and underarm seams,
mnalltnchs an- laid to yoke depth on
V tlw fronts and back which cause it to fit
snmothly octane tho t-lt utltiers and the
feline»: thus (‘33an tails to the lower
etlgcolthc gown, luring laid in back
and front audarmugml orwr a mum!
yokouuderfacing. A linx-pluit finishes
tlw overlapping rtght front. which
(-losesiuthc centre with buttons and
button-holes. The melt is lllllxlli‘d Willi
Titt‘ sleeves, in.
modified iiinth shape. an- extended to:
form a full at the lower 04hr», tho tan.
no“ hing hold at the W115“ by n alas-
tor of plain: at the hawk. Flannelettc,
minty: urothor. wo-th‘n fnhm‘s malt»
The Chaucer club held a very lilt'l‘iillll
meeting, Tues-hr nuht, at the limo» nl
Mimi (Forgot Multan: The first pr 12":
was taken by Miss hlt'AnlEfi'o. and llr ‘
vurintt'tln' (WVh'Ilnll‘lfl trnphv. Tin u. .2
lllt't'llhl:‘1i'l'll).!!l"1il until Mr and .l -‘
3‘. 5. ”Iliulln'. ‘
hi. i}. H. No‘tul :tlrl ll tftztlsl I). 1.:
will entertain til" \Vlziit (3 m. 9,. It or
night,antioxidant-1' in. NM. ~u.
lwrny Monro:- is bltx‘ntly
tlnl tit" firs: a-Imr
«so llllu out llgol’l.
ilupr n ‘l.
Ilnr mil pointin-
lnclty number. ’
Mrs. Alice Baton, mt: divorced wit. t,‘ ‘
Frank A. llama, W Hill! M have. l-u'ni
maniul recently in llitv'hlit-ld that: .25}
to a man name-d Hull. 1
Seminar: will in lmlt in Ht. l'mn‘t
church, North hittip mar-M, tomorrow,
nudeachsnocoedintr Friday night Il'll‘
lug Lent, at H u't-lnt'k.
inventor Umlm hm“ :tpgxm ml the :t-‘i
IliVltIgtltt- Norwnlk l‘ m Wot-2.» P» .
Water atrt'vt, South Nutwnllt.
Elel‘tl ll":vunt'l.m' ("ttfwi xtn- c ‘ .
Norwullt, lay! night, 1' .‘ Mum, N
having W't‘t‘ll'lhl it ll‘tt vita“ up,“ yv- t!
hint that lm ltrttlltl~l'~l;t Ltw WM drum
In the l‘oumtou I'll-tot 4.‘ . m, r»
tinynlmrnnmi.jtt~!.;uwn' ‘Wlw rwmlv v;
hyckshmltlnthemm ut Muplu-n riot
Md N Null ll. llxmllly, m “‘ll't;‘l.‘
for “on and «until.
'l'ltn mvtnlwra of. lhwkutulmm :vvt
Dtmulua Fowler l'. .H v. ml to How :t «it
"than: that timw-rnur l' with hm up
tmmd the stvttu't'toxltlti;:l3 .\ ll, punt
and noun ol Vttumm to rn-tuln ‘loll"
amt».
H pr
l-‘tH‘ alarm 1m; No. ‘1‘, at the cotton
oi W. o zfl’t'lllltl and lit t’lwh-v :lt-ootmut
yentcnlayuttorumm rvmm-ul t‘tnnt Hm
Writ fellow llupln adj mun; on llw
out, bringing the- In: to plulnv'mw
[Wow tlnl clmngo ll WA“ intimate
tween two pu‘m
(‘thrloa llajtttunrl amt lunar Ht! m‘t t.
tiptwuwtllwlotv the l' monitlm m. nah
t'tlml and units» at llmluul 'l'iw-t
nu tentallturemtl count. r m, it *N o
mail, rtcnnrdlunuot llaltm: m Hm lm.
bit. qh‘tmlllllfllll‘” m: .t’w mu t1
p “lull a hvnl'inl later.
lulit't'tlttlll Minimal. lawful .lrranum,
Will t’tw'ltt' it Vital lithium Wm; u mow
Int-inherit M Emmett Conn-Al, ol’ tit‘mn»
Molt ‘I’lwm Will be tvmntmn, am
"who Hoyt hue urnntmul an wittotlnm.
"out. -. '
Twentyuvtlmnr more local upturn will
W?” to fire-walk. little!!! undo. he of
Du account o: the ltl-Mnm- ”1‘ ill t
Sl. H‘Bl’il’ll,’ in ”Hill“ on. no a ..
will ho hold in 3?. .l vlnt'a’ll »"
tomorrow light
‘1'! w
The (norm! of .\li~.~'l.i1'?|\ l‘hdl' r: 'l
ltvlvl Tune-lo). ant tit-o L123.“ \\
Hprmgdnl“ ("’lll”"t‘l‘_t'.
1"vt'u .tnlu \'.xn>'.w\' \t‘np l" (mm M a .,
on lln-rodrono tracks. 3;.» lrvlmt'
4211 ll, '1 m:
liwrtlt'.» :m-n, not w.“ ”aw; i 3':
prnt'vul lit-diving: ltt‘..--.| 1.;
1W, l-fi' fivlanz Von: w
.t t:' sin.
.loam ii will, i Ito scum“! .:, l'tl'n .t
U, 'l'itlhl l1 ”llfltl'll', l'. :4. ‘.' u’ ,- w .1
l"ll"il'rl "1 .tllt'h' Hw'ltt'. Nut’lmm.
'ltl)‘, it: «I ‘u‘.’ :4 will
m m lit 'o! in Iht v‘mp 'l
‘1t|.!'lwl‘h. l'-I:li§l)vl-'3
ll Stutttlmxl.
ul,~ lttlttlltln t» l" i n ma
_\.~.r4_- ;.’.- \_ .
mu 1‘! mm. v
Haiti .’
l ”in-rt tkt’t' “tl'l‘ll t: I ~-- '
In how it n
ll;
”Ht”: t~_
CRANBURY.
'l'luv ansILurlw' Kritlt "111W!” 1:. 1
.mnsh-u' tluum- m wit-.21. I’m-Lt" n ,-
0
MM. l]. M.
i‘fllrtw inn-tutu»! H.
allowing, Monday night, in tit-a law
the Nortmilt Upon llouw «nth (Au.
filtltlonn, mo uwmiu l‘ of tho Wining
tontlo'r'ul vlul'. Willi pmpt-r ttamm
he protulmtt to immune om. of film Intr-
‘l
'uumt fljlfll'l‘ili'e n! the (mum: y.
Conflwllfial Patents.
laid“. Lintlmiliohml 1mm cup-t. .4 A
M. Wsmler. patent lawyer no ltulllt'z‘w
lltldm‘mrlt. (loud:
ti. ltlvlmult. llmthml. man», m cm
inmumhum; .l ll. outwit. illuminant,
t”. A. Luna, ’l'ta'rmnton. min for Mull“:
batteries; W. Weaver, Ntit’Wfllk, .9...
Miller; A. Vtt'lt. Mount. {Sammy , ,.
"we heard. two». 1:. w. he
Redeem. New; it t; ‘il’dltlilo, ,
“mum, frame
”mam cm It isn‘t it am.
We Markham, u annulment tritium;
MWfillm (3%. “’15 "After
for unfunny, machines,
' . ‘ annular two week» «In:
momma»
(.1. 1LN'JKJH hull lti< n'enttl lurk in rat--
Laultu' Ant rwtvsgr or I‘m» (imp-.9“!
chattel. 3"»54't‘lty ltrlf‘l'lt’u q, .
ltol‘wtt (turner, at h a to ill" to; -h n," w. i
fit
The following were linuml Motel: ‘1‘}.
H l) llatlflvm. Bridgeport, ly'tmwrinq 2‘
platen fly-inn; 'l‘ (3 Johnson, Now it (v;
vein. ltfl‘klim device for lcwr mum; l" 3
altfmhnwnl tor drill urtntlum nowhim; i,
uwful and c *Yllfxil‘lflltit‘ wrztpgwm in tlti.
style. purmlu, ludtn silk or muslin lwiw;
or! pm! if n legit!” w zghr g:ttltt"ltl :~
thmwl. ‘
'l‘u tn I‘m- ”th Wimpy" {Mr .I 2.: iv lttr
“Ll .
t
l
t
.’
7
s
:l;:»,uwl.112u six.»
ml ta. nty-wn ll'tl on :._ L“ ttatttv " n": '
l ‘lllllt-i‘n, KHAN-i, “out in 5*.rni
lava-111;}, .H. 1:41 ..~, ll uni i.‘ m '11 into
. not -, ..ll l .v":l.l+ :ot'Ilttzly-lim l'i'l'.‘~
sumac. 3Elltltltltl
C()UF"YH
1“. ll“! u to . tw im'mn m; 41,194." N»
m
,".l l'tlnntll ‘i'! i.’
u. unset,“ “qty ;|.i.2|,...t
tttnl mt“;
til it" il L-
Sinrteuat's Bargain Home
l l“. 322’“ \l .. , L. l."l' _, t. ;'3\ up llu llllrIlH‘l'N fl'fih‘ll lam-2 rw‘
. y’:l~.' '.'t:. it":
F'l‘ l. a ,. 1‘ l; male. 14]?) our; ,. to! h “k; 'kh‘““ "l" in I" "l” 2‘ r
.'- 3.. t. .. t . , w. ”y'ghwflh 35,; Aflmt'tflt‘a ll. uni no pitmunn-ttt 'l‘ll"
”:7 ' * “r 'a at in. l. t) w tit» 3w [ovum H‘ .t unnotwvr .n tl
‘vl‘.,v.:wt ' V ‘II mt :trlv-vt'ltw ‘n. is! ~~l'
ét'iuflnli t‘l n (k 'EN‘, l‘llHl'Tll ’tlltl l'dll»
WESION. it” .t L. i‘ . m. ”w a ll a illr- ml at
l“0 ltl‘fill ~' l'vlltwl 121m m»: M r m»
tlu‘ ‘ol'nWitL; llll‘lttlu‘l.‘ wail formal:
‘ v'“ xiifl’nnfi“. it... n t...
.1. 'l~"l 't ulhrfi', MI I MN."
‘4
7H ..
l \ I t
l". .ltll‘ll-u
-; t’-n.m;:_.n. Joint hall
Willa“ 't‘t..isl.lil m l' l
I'k.
‘\.|I‘ruj’_"‘ i I,
ll '
.n wt
in “my,
a
it Hv- tun ‘l w sl w «H» to In v»;
to tilt tilt l’ fll‘l' l l:' ”Witt-—
,‘llém Mt (hi-av um: .i .‘fttum‘
;i’. hit, Llel Wink,
iltwh-r fittlnlnr Will in ..':
vNutltHTli . 1"mm by
’l\t‘tl .l' ‘tlt
.th ,‘1 .I {out H t».
tiw ”minim; and lo“ HHHW .mai rm:
lump. iv; in =-' .;l ll’mt “I In.
)
. .t‘lllll...‘
"l..\ «wt .1
..n a|luh .-l .\ l. M to fit to M .t un-Iu
mu '5' ”valor « v~ mm; «H I'll“ it our ..f Mu.
Whole» (low. .
Mr. tnutlmluil (itull’vtty WM "rt-t“;
ne' on It Wl'h lttllwmahl l'rntult,
{llt‘mla lu lmuidl n and if i wig: t‘ l. H,
I
«I .
l .‘tlru. .l in lawn lots ‘ll’lll a noel; vi rt‘
1‘:
i.
3.1». lilam'lm Hzllt‘lattu Qua . ,W, ,
ll'rm an attack at!" ”w :rrtp.
WlLlllll.
Jun“! “nittflltlflk in vttli-r' 'l'liv‘lg h.=
1‘ noon, 1.3 “it!!! J'lllltal‘lll, u: “Allin”: n"
gum K ulterior mature m 4...... Mm
, 1:: l“ at 'o't' lt'mtu [it tho Lit t: l‘
l lllnt. William 'l‘luitumn is would; in:
outer, Mrs. Woman, in New York,
.meh Mahatma has its-tic to 'l'. ).
loud to intend it Wa'vlt‘with his "inner,
linear Iii. llurr Wu bit-ten in the tum
liradtvttotwduy hurt melt. in. any
hint naturism! the mint. met m, not
nmtmhnaatlnpsm.
.it ' :.
"if N. 1‘ \.t'.
l w .~. :.
Hut-.1 l.v t;, t'
ztwgr mmw lwl lh“ llt'llll‘ z ,, l: mo 13'
l
‘,
Bites teal)
Thanhuromtuy tor cltfldren'eordi.
nary lllatklwwn at the drag tum; at
Mother Grey’s Sweet Worm Powders.
which in very popular among South
Not-walk mnthm who have used this
medicine for the past five seasons. Moth-
er Gray, for many years a norm in the
Children's Home in New York. the ori-
ginatoro! them imam, devoted the
beat years of hit! his to treating the
many children'n ailments which so often
minute he): notit‘ein her capacity Ill
name. The l‘ttfltllt of her experience
she has given to the world in her Moth-
er Gray sSweet Worm Powders. These
powders are now placed in all drug
stoma, and mothers everywhere use and
praise then: and tell other mothers about
them, They cure ternrishuess, diar-
rhoea. bad stomach, constipation, head-
u’chce and all utowach and bowel
tmnhles. They cleanse the stomach
and lm‘vels, and if wont-ts (“Kiel positive-
ly destroy them, and by cleansing the
«rm-m do the child good in any event.
Mothcre, not at your drug more for a
twenty—live cent box of Mother Gray’s
Swutt Worm Powders, and use them in
your family. Tin-y are pleasant. to take
and harmless to; milk. A trial package
Will he sent free for trial to any mother
who ‘will lultll’t'téu Allen S. Ulmsted, Le-
Roy, ll. Y
5190 Reward $00.
The winders of this paper will le.
pleated to learn that lht‘l‘t‘ in at least.
one dreaded disease that science has
been nblo to cumin all its stages, and
that is ()aturrh. llull's tintarrh (Jute is
the only positive cure known to the
Illt‘tllt'll fraternity. (lutarth being a
constitutional dist an. requires a confli-
tul lozml treatment. ll:tll'.~.Uatarrlt (lure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous nurtures of the
system. thereby dealt/tying: the {unmiti-
t'tou of the (“Stall-123““ going the pa—
tient strength by building up the an“-
stitntion and ate-intuit "main in doing
its Work. The proprietors have so much
fittlll in its curative twin-rs, that they
ollt r I in». Hundred Dollars for any case.
thntit hill! to cure. Semi for list of
H'Sllluvlllllllrl.
Andrea-2,4, F. J. (Ylllih'lih’ k (30.. To-
lf‘t‘t’t. U. ’
Wright! by (ltttggists, 77-".
It l~' surpriviiu: what a “me hit of a
thing" run ncmuuphnh. Hick hcadu l2",
mlultpntiott, «tr—pepsin. hour stomach,
lllllflllt‘ifi,ill'r’flliil'klv banished by 1M
Wm's Little Italy litmus. ritual! tull.
Huh pill. 33ml :lll'. l'. l’. Weed. Nut".
stalltzlz. U. rtlwn, touth Norwalk.
‘ A noon 1min. M
From the Clerk at the Circuit Court.
1"i’llltll‘lillil, Vim, Ft-h. '23, Milli.
.‘tll‘. .l. Ht' rm) Flinn-r. Drought, City.
it .l" ' ’ n liollh- of
1'! til“ r3,ttu'- t‘. t llrtnwly. lwmltl
:l l ..:- w tlmt- was n on-
.tl 3. w».- :5‘ ill tlu- houn- l
.; for :~ ~l a: :1 l‘tlllbltll’l' it
\' lv-wt tom... w» {or clump
th‘ hunt”. “'1" tlgisv has
u'thr ":th I uml it
Am void tm‘ tinivi ‘~u t'u'tlrtwv
“11h; :. tl.t- moulwmo. l
uttntmv : «"v'muu'nnl it for
.«l< n: n-Mlllrwu
Yl‘lll.‘ l’vr‘ln-rlltllil',
(no, ti. \‘t'nltt-a
.‘tllllr'ttll.
3rmxw m. ~-
.-, t‘lK-A.
mn'v- t'l'n :. I'
will” flint ‘-.
lltu! l Sum
:Il‘.t'.ty~
;‘
wv .‘
"r t :* Hill‘n'lmfi.
.' Lu. \‘t"'. '
>tll lulu
\‘r'. \\'~"‘. (4
L. h'u‘llt, of Prollttt’: "
jl ’1‘. Ki. “gt-l Irrittl i-wi \tllh tinv-‘M‘
Lzl. tt'm w ,
:3»... no l'lrlh: hutuloal that it n l~ oil: .I
l‘ nu t thirty years. ll« 3: w
t]\ll'~l‘w'i . mttom-untilhuwwtivlh.w
howl! no- it ml bun,
v
‘ . N'iil‘at‘ll.
in; min byti
ll li in it' t'. ,0! ('ultlts‘ul), .‘34 .V.‘ Lt. a
M to.“ alh mull-431m h- m ;= h '6 it: .u 'Iv
. "‘rt'u an yw’n'», hr um” lvlo :‘J will”! 1mm
l. -.u:l1*t.n»l',ll "I\' \\ Mummy, 1, 3w “1.1m: lm‘v him-nut“ “1"“; t a W .t ltl
Hurt-l tltiw l: Hum t'l’lt mu .tml xiv-t4. r.
wt: Al. «ML-t a i'I. l‘. Wu-tl, .‘torwulk'. ti
J, hullmn “unlit Norwnllt.
Chainpmn Shot at the world.
Mm Mm Hilde}; \\ run; "My-til
not mu)" 2 llw lltlll'ultt Hill “'litl Wt J
‘i'w horn ”tn-ll Alll'll'll V ail t‘lltt‘l, ll."
',*Mllt‘i‘lll‘mtllrtllllilllllllt slow. a "will
tlturt‘mgh trial. and mu lmtwtly my
that l? zlm~ all if not more than you
Mun.“ it instantly tttltm lhv- mug “of
of mute and hummus. Alli-it'll ll'tmtw-um
m u mrmtn worn for nwullvu. camrtmtt,
whom. lalistvrml or awurttim: lswt. hohl
in; all arugula“ and alum ntonw, twenty.
throw-nth, *ilttnplomtt free. .l-ltlrutnt
.‘illuu rt. Unwed. lit-Roy. N. Y.
"you hut-won't awn a child in the
«any at «*rvtlp, you can aluminum tho
gratitude of motivate the know that 1 int!
Muttotct'ongh(‘nwrvltuws their little
room not Ignwhly at‘ it in hillttlnllttltml.
u m't‘ taunt m In thin city are never with-
wnt it. 1‘1 l‘ WW“. Nto'wull; G. t‘.
:tttllmn. l-‘mu‘h Notwallt.
,Illitttt colic.
l't-rmum who ate nuhjmt to attack: (if
‘ttlmui will“ will ltz' ultimo! M Inmw "1M
mmopt relief "my he had by inking
" l *ttnlwrlntn'nl‘ulit'. {Shadow and mm».
rum: ltmnmly. and it taken as not tat
tho tint indication oi the «ileum up.
ttrlm-i. ll will prevent the attack, 1%,;-
mile by H. l‘. Httllatm.
wnmum
Hagen '
om uumua ls nil the time a
rodent!“ from {Emmi QKWM that
that Mama (lo Ute!!! limit that in
"“it'mwtw ‘
roe woman .eum- RAGE.
The Annual Agitation of tho Hal-Jenn
~ Come-n Up at Albany.
Alain”. March sip—Tho annual agita-
tion Infantile legitimate on the question
at to the adrisahilltyot’ giving the women
of the state the right to vote took place
before. the Innate and assembly Judiciary
committees. There were present at the
limiting: in farm, Sutton .8. Anthony at
Rochester, MN. Catherine Catt 0! how
York city and Mini Mills of Symon”: in
opposition. him. “7. W. (Turmoil of Alba-
ny. Mm Francis M. [Smut and Min Put-
natn oi Brooklyn, Mrs. George ‘Whlto
Field, M , J. B. Gilda, hire. Gilbert
Jones on Mrs. ltl. G. Hewitt 0! Brooklyn,
Has. W. .1. Wallace. hint. Frederick 'l‘own‘
rend, Mrs.‘ William Bayard Van lieuten-
lucr and others of Albany.
Mrs. Francis firott opened the argument
against the resolution. She fluid In part:
"The first necessity of a governuwut is
a law, and a government cannot exist
without the enforcement cl its laws. Wom-
en can persuade tncn. Watson influence,
thvm, hut Wu cannot enforce the laws they
nutty, Shall We, then, ice given power to
heip create the lawn?" 4,
Susan B. Anthony next spoke in favor
o! the resolution. tihe staid;
“if all men Were alike. it would he noc-
ossary but for one man -to cast a vote at
an election, and innymuch as nllwnumn
are not alike they thould have the mute
privilege of voting a! the men have. The
l). clarntiun of independence declared tlnst
all men wore created equal. She said the
Wort}. ‘meu' included womt‘ll. 'l'hcmlum
wt nwn had the right to demand nwlco
in the government by ballot."
.‘rlrs. Unthcriuo (.‘ntt spoke very forcibly
in Invor of the reenltztion.
\lru. W. W. (Emunoll cloned tfro hearing
hyanswcrlnn the lil';:lllllt"l!€:l of tltoattlfi
tropism. The woumn who my taxes. who
Start], do not want to Wile, and there were
only Limo women in tlln'smtn \vhn holmu‘u
ed to the state society of Woman s‘uffra.‘
gi stat.
a
WHITE TO HAVE. A PLACE.
“‘ill I!!! Appointed titulmuatlor tn (Ecr-
mnn) if Ho \Vlll Trike ll.
Waetttwrm March L’J.—-i'l.<itor.< m
til 2 room 0! wauit »r I’lutt lutt night. found
him in very good humor and willing to
listen to all to meals. ’llw explanation at
rthzs happy condition was tin» impart, whirl:
M. l’lutt did not deny. that Sew ‘torlt
state i. to have another important up:
pt mtmnnt.
Andrew D. While. one of the heat of
ci‘izetw and a public man in whom tin-
cortntt’y has tzrmt 'mnlitlotne, is to In" l'lll
hamsnlor in (it rtnnny if he will m’t‘f’pl’. the
[K 4t. While Mr. l‘lntt did not Yi'llllllt‘ any
I'anlntiittlon of this added immu.‘ at the
in mind the pro-idem: it was learned that
tho snlm'tinn of Mr. White in in some
tuna-lure int-unlud to make up to the state
lo.- the follow in appointl'hntzncuy M. lie»
pt w to England.
The lm-t that the state has already re—
rovictl nun lira: chm nppuittttuvm swoon!
to prmvlmla the prtwlhillty til another up.
pt-intmcnt of that kind totlrv «Twin 0! the
NW S's-r3: lit‘llllllllt'nllfi. The president's
re mm {or rho mug Mr. \i him has not
lw an lnnrd by :znytwly in the state unit-pt
PW :lmnr Matt and it is asaunmd that lm‘
in ‘l'l‘tl‘tl oi" tlza wit-t lion “'lllltl In: Win rall-
ittr upon l’rmnlont his Kittie): lt lineup-
p. H" «I 1-! be mouth that Mr. Whlto in no"
N thrill-t in HM tit’l’lltnllJqu‘ic, and n!
ll '1'" is no 15ml} my t)!l1i<;.l:lttvot' Plur-
nrw r :t t-« not it‘lll.»l‘r..t: in t‘ at Mr. l’hilh
d: l o .t mmt‘ any wigcv'zinn to the tilllv'illtl‘
m mt
Tm» Mltlpu rt :1th ‘ltlrlm-fl.
Ni \‘y to .‘i m h ‘~.—‘—.\hu'ttg the
l't' «on mm. W...» ulrl\t ll lmt tt=:;l.: “n :im
hl-l'llll' in; r-t . loving in "l llw in»! lip: mt
. .Illl .umuw A. Holtlt Later! tin
lug-1‘ |t~tllt'\:|_ it? Flt tilts “I‘I‘J’lu'tl l'h l‘
M tho i~l ml of l alts. tour .‘mx t zit-w
'l 't' \. ‘4'! will ll'tIVt‘ it lilatl In»: In l‘r'r
l. m t'rrpml'ul lrut llw Milk 7:151! mot Willis!
la; to law: n n‘wl l'tt Min litiwot'tl Matter".
In ,. ot’ the \ot'uu- 12 in hurl. eruut, whhh
in ~ lm: an t ('lul lad near ltxngztzn, Wm.
nl o a luv-t n :nr on tliv ~n lllvan'tz.
‘n pl ,
"it titlnul tlw 'lrt 1|} to the "curt."
Lit‘ gum. Vith h ; a TI l t-l‘ltt'nnit’lv ~43";
w .t« tally s3 .~ to non; "'l'lnv Aim ritutn
tit ltlt’ lam «Lalth'el’ ll.“ ”‘1 all N! ill": ilrn
lit ‘31tllll'!l'itrl. Hm. lulggj't'l lr ill’ lll
{liv haunting,- no.1 a that the vol” 5'“. mm
1' ,.l Hut-ill lv-rmtt" y. M t-uln j“ H lltl‘ ‘.ll|\
llw tl tuh M t.l‘!t.'.1'..".'ll. a. not H
h li‘ trust l HM" thl llw lll‘ll}' in. r - t
i» at. We -'.ll trout in tlxo \mrrhun int
1; n. and for thtt vrrv rmwn we helm.-
lt ml; n t lot ““3; on! windy the tit-n“
it.
”in
1‘“‘t~ I'm" ll llt'n'tu‘r.
l"'! 2- 1t i'h liar. h ' 7- Application Ina-x
)luwlt timlb‘ ill 1)... titstlll‘t' tuurl- fun “i"
nit p ll" -’o I it .. re mutrr {or lint I‘lllw
in t l :w. :x n o colony. The mtmm
b, u but: 1’ «l n: .3 Minot ttlltl it in .‘Iiit‘jt’tl
ll tl sh allure limo MM) ttt‘toumtmgvd
'l .I- tlsl‘lthll la Ivan»- ‘t. ‘lrnm‘tnnn. u
it whimld. I' lie min. lul‘ nn armnmlnu.
ill . npguuntmvnt vi a rrwl't'm' and that
ill a mummy to no. land Innolwlil.
klmrtmtlu m Nt'llw ttl lmn.
Mm. Mm». Mar-«h m-Mmut m M.”-
mllun mu. lvfi‘u'a u! ll a‘l. mm. l‘ltu'lt (H 0..
alum mottnl’mt not“ ltztw jtlilll'd llw minim
Ml lilo filt‘iltz t'~. ltllll tho lsilltvt‘ are domino
it a llwlr light uoh remand lluor . ’l'lan
lino, luvwmrur. tluim that tho)" can not all
It» lmlp Hm null. \ litttttln'rllfllifll‘fn
m genial by the fir." tum: toll town after a
u: ntmeuw With the union own. The wmu-
on ttllll‘llt‘l‘tt urn will! at. Work.
Tumult-Hit: “anti/Ines.
llmrtl i’ntlvr, the wall known film
V vrlt nlulunnn. brother or lltvshop Potter.
lllnl suddenly yeutordny in London. ’
London 'l’rutlt nnnnnnvcu that the Duke
of intent will untamed the Earl n! Altnftltwn
u!- mmymur gestural t l Italian» in Him.
'1 he mentor-Now Writ charter was {mam
or to a third tondlnglrythe ’h'ew 'ork
9:1 in: senate. all tltcntnumltncntc «detail
in lug rt-jitvlml.
A letter mailed to (.itllltlml (loam in
Volta Wm returned to the writer with a
Mantel: stump on it: tmclt. saying, “I'M"
la a whim unknown. ”
An alleged plot amlmt the Fund: m.
and munuandlng in Madagascar, lat new
new in the cause of the termination!
I; turn Itunatnlnun to Reunion Maud
Advice-u tuna Wanhlagwu state that
um! smart is. wuomm may he that
to (Julie on a molaimmmlnmmnnd
05mm to um no vetted nutte-
attained, _ .
U l‘l HI I" D
«gm-9
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leading lilllncrynmd Cloak Store in thy
We extend a cordial invitation to tltei‘laiies oi the Tut
. spcct our,
Pattern Hats
We carry the best assortment in the cities. in addition to mt
pattern hats we are showing about 200 ‘
TRIMMED HATst
Designed and made in our own work room by skilled and e
mllliners. Ladies should get our prices on trimm
ltéts belore buying elsewhere. We can .,
beat N. Y. pl‘lCt s on hats.
H.’KRIEGER,
Storegin Maltackemo Hotel bloc. ..
, -_~___,_,_,_,. -..__.._.._..... .
N0wadays
No . one need go to Euro
watch. The best are made .
in America by the Americana“,
Watch Company. Two watch.
meats particularly recount. W-
“Riverside” and “Roya.” C
found in gold,silvcr and gold
cases at
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street, Noni
WE WILL FURNIS ,
KMJV
' Weddin
nvitatio
Size 4; 2(3.in~:'nllint; inside
.snll our-isle unvulzipca, the
tincst qu MW and mm (it"s
iS'JC t‘llglitt‘lltg, {or
. W--. .—..- «,.......,..
$8.
31: .ll' 3' go i" r mull is. than
t'vrr Hilt'l‘rtl it) ”Jib will.
Each Addltlcnsl Hundred
$3.00.
Wet-lu- mill-z a e on!
1
“ Calling
ards.
,‘l‘lt‘t.’ 4-.l
Plate and 50 Cards,
H H '00 H
Address on cards, 25:: a Line Extra.
WHERE PLATE ls FURMSHEO:
O 0
so cards,
no cards,
Wedding work loltlctl and internal in envelop“ Mt
extra charge.
Other engraving corrcspmnling‘ly cheap.
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