nnmlyn.
9::pgiargrualm treaa in front otthe
be!!! Emanuel! algag Wear avenue. Nor»
“WE hologram on
”Windham otblmalk. ind 0. of
mIMIWi will hddanon drill in
orwalkauaorytontuht
Au informalw dance willbe held in
Lockwood a Ball. tonight. under the di-
rection of society young men.
Maurice Raymond and Charles 0.
Killer. of Norwallt. attended the Bailey
circu- in “How York. last night
The oonfirmatiou class of St. Mary' I
church will meet in the basement of the
church every morning this week tor in—
a ruction
Commune Whit . who hue been
living in the h old of James
Roach. of Norwalk. will probably be
committed to the Induetrial School for
Girls. Humane AgeutC. E. Barr has
the casein hand.
the residence
.in Berkeley
MINA“ Wilde“. WINGS
7h MI“! I! lieu Again Discussed with
Lively Inland—Bonita. Work.
At the stamina of the City Council of
Norwalk. last night. another lengthy
discursion upon fire hose took place.
William B. Odell. representing the
Gotta Percha and Rubber Hone com-
pany.was present and explained the
merits of the Maltese Cross hose.
Thenueatiou arising whether or not
his company ever made any reduction in
theprloe of hose. Mr. ()Ilelleaid it did
not; that the price of the :hose was $1
per foot to every one.
‘ Councilman Boyer. who favored the
Burton Belting company" a hose. argued
at some length with Mr. ()doll and the
other members oi the Council. during
which the question of cotton hose rum0v
up, and was nipped in the bad by (‘oun~
eilmuu Chinery. who did not favor each
hose. In support of his statements
he cited instances where cotton hose had
hunt and leaked at critical periods dur—
ing a tire.
Councilman 2 Triatram thought the
statements or Mr. Udell were more sub-
stantial than those of Mr. VnnVleclI,
who represented the Boston Belting
companyat a previous meeting of the
Council. at which he is charged with
having made mlsreprceentions reflecting
upon the makers of the Maltese Crma
hone. Mr. Odell stated that his mm
puny quI to sue the Boston Belting lf‘llll-
pony for the statements which its agent
made. it direct evidence that he made
certain statements could be secured. Bo
naked Councilman Smith. who spoke of
the Itatelnents. it he would be willing to
appear if such a case was brought. Mr.
Smith replied in the allirmativo. The
matter was deferred.
u’l‘llHR amorous IIIzIonI-z 'rnr. I-orsm.
The hearing appointed for“ t. flu o 'clo it
upon the application of the Norwalk
Street Railway company to construct II
right-hand crossover in East avenue.
near Church street. came up. but there
was no oppoaitiou. W. F. Acton. gen
eral manager of the company. said the
reaaou the company desired the onus»-
nver was that Ixtru earn were run to
But avenue on Sunday to accommodate
the church-going people: that at premnt
thd care had to go to the corner of Iran-
non street before they could come back.
time running inconvenience. With the
oroasover naked for. the can could be
”ruched from one track to the other.
The petition was grained.
The petition of the City of Nora alll
band for an oppropri: Itlon for summer
muncnrta on tho (lrccn WIIII wnlldrawn.
The money required w2ll be nought for
by aubIII-I'lption.
it waa Iotod that It tax of our will be
levied iurthe Public lam-III) land.
Councilman “blurry reported that the
tire committee had waited l’ortillmler
and White Plaiua to view book and lad-
der trucks. No action was taken.
A petition trom the Nomad: ’l‘rmn
waymmpany. asking ior pernllnainn to
lay maeadam betwuen ila lruolla in
eatporl avenue. lnateatl of tlilllllll'K was
gran um
ilouucilmnn (3th ncry H‘pl‘llll’ll that
Heparin" Inleut .lohn ll. lioyl IIIIIIl-l
pluoo II the alarm box on timing Hill tor
Aim The mam-r wua refined to him.
IlelI purer
Councilman lluyI-r. l'llltlllllnll of the
ilnanoo l‘IIlllilllllNl. wna anthm‘lm-Il to
ulalta u tune to pay lnllr.
Countsllmnn Hill. to whom the matter
dimmimldraluugn through the pm
party of the Illtlllflt relate wIIa Informal.
reported that it wall but the city a hunt
aura to alter"; It helnugml tolln- I on
“Inflated Railroad l‘tllllplm’. Vltlt'll
placed the liner Inn"
on Conan-l Imkwmul report
that he luul rvoelved II letter nay
an that the ltailroad lkunlniaslouern
would be obliged to adjourn the prome
m1 hearing“ on the IIIattgatovgrlat tug
mt! A Wt! M HID l! ('l‘lfll
ill the Olly. III "Mall of the Con
ll? “Mild flt‘
t until Alay lot .or alter
“inhale waa elected a llflnllulllli
(«the Grape neuron. vice Uuatuve
llaaaelhoan 'l'rlnram
. Intact
ha
«communal
of all are light in the vicinity
llaalao brought up the
an ineaadamut tight lll
' III-um“! the um.
Mariam...» B”
Baronet (Wilton avenue. m
Boom nervous nebulae. Zita May.
Gilbert, Charles Gilbert. Walter Heu-
driok. William Horton. Clarence John-
aon. David Jobuaon. Ill-neat Mathiu.
William Muleahy. Harold Hurray. Ar-
thur Raymond, Louis St. George.
Matheis. Rose Nattetord. Ruth Smnh,
Allen St. George. ll Blackwell.
Ralph Bodieut. Carlton Byington. Rich-
ard Dunning. Robert Ella. France
Grumman. Arthur Horton.
Boymea. Theodore Math. Willie Nadnn.
lI‘rankNickerson. Howard Nestor. Ed-
ward Townsend. Harold Thomwn.
Lawrence Italy. Will Benton
Room 44mm Bates, Edna Bying-
ton. Ruth Bnymes. inez Daniels. Ger-
trude Natteiord. Emma Quintard
Carrie Smith. Julia Smith. Minnie
Smith. Birdie Wuhner. Marion Weeka.
Jessie Anderson. Eddie Bartram. Mot-
timer Brundnge. Charlie Bertinc. flig-
mund Gutowalli. Percy Hendrick. Wu-
liuln. Littleton, Ernest Moore. John
McCormuck. Howard Smith. .leasc
Haynes. Frtd Sluwwn
Room 5~thll0 Adamo. Lulu Bearer.
Vitoria Blackwell Lizzie Chittim. Buy
Lcobold. Mabel Mahala. Johanna
Muleaby, Carrie Smith, Joaeph Brother—
ton. Albert Benton. Arthur Guides.
Willie Gadney, Chortle! Heath. Walter
Haymos.h‘rank Johnson. Ollie Kemp.
Wilbur Iockwood. Charhe Mullen.
Curtis Owens. Samuel Olmstead. Willie
Raymond. Freddie Ranch. Freddie Tay-
lor. Freddie Worden.
Room 6-Clara Bartram.Edit-hl“oater.
Edna Grumman. Lillian (judo. Hattie
Gnmshi. Nellie Keeler. Sadie Mathew.
Annie Murray. Bertha Miller, Rita Nat-
telord. Nellie 0thame. Hattie Porter,
Ida Pardee. ldu Raymond. Bessie Stan-
ley. Eleanor Smith Grace Smith. Edlth
Smith. Ethel Warduell, GeorgeAvison.
Stephen Bray. Frank Brnudm. Lester
Brundage. Arthur BIlaborough.Bu Allie
Boulnu. Barry Ba In. Harry Burns.
George Cnvanaghfi, eater Grdiln lid:
ward Guthrie. Grover Moore. .ddio
Newman. Charles Parker.
Room 'i———Lillic Bartram. Grace Buck.
nam. Annie Cbittim, Kathryn Hunter,
Era Kimball. Florencehnckwood, Percy
Barnum.- Frank Benedict. Henry (' om-
atock. Charlie Murray. Ida Burr. Bertha
Carl. Sadie MIlls. Daley Ranch. Maizie
Ruecoe. Nellie Smith. Walter Aiken,
Jay Reynolda. Perlry Godirey. Howard
WIllOll. Percy Quinlard
Room 8. High Schml—Harry
stock. Harry Devil. Barry Huhbe ll. Bow-
ley. Louie London. Fraulr i'2ndIrlIlll,
Edward l'nderhill. Maud Bray. Lena
Hutchinson. Hattie Keith. Marion
London llcssie Raymond Lizzie “Swim
menu.
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DISCOVERED Olllt DESIGNS
in all new and unique kaleldnacopio oi,
III-ta. in shape and color. is what the la-
Illoaof South Norwnlk have done. and
will never be happy till they've them
put on their walls for a new utl‘l’llludl‘l'flli.
lleautilul colors. tints and shudoa and
rich client: will be found in our howl. of
wall papers. and at such low price-I you
cannot allow] to lmvv the old .milml pupa-I
IIII.
DECKER,
Ill Waahlugtlm fluent. no. Norwullr.
For
the
Best
Printing
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Ditto.
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lie
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Marvin Bayer. Florence Nadia. ldaFuao
tar. May Loobold. Arthur Curtis. Frank
Boom :l—Berthn ls e.,.Anna
1" . label uallaway. v’a Mar»
ray.‘ Lillia MuUearrie. Albertina
Irvmg
Com- .
ard Hunter. Philip Stalford, Trout Stan- l
. ,4. WI?!“ 1W
lull!” new!!!”
W
F‘Lutekla the youth“. on the return
. or the combined «plea from Kerk-
down. the ulcther at Washington wua
[remitted India to aee and embrace
her lllualrtona son. the that time in n-
lilo!!! seven yearn. As moo aa he lied
dismounted. In the midst or a numer-
.. one and brilliant unite. alter reaching
ll‘rndertckal’urg, he aunt to up
little her of his arrival. and to know
when it would be her pleasure to re.
celre lIluI. Xe pageautry otw war pro
claimed his coming. no trumpets
sounded. no banners waved. Alone
and on foot. the generahln-chlci o!
the combined arnilee of France and
America. the dcllverer of his country.
the hero of the age, ruptured to pay
his humble duty to her whom he vcn.
crowd as the author of his twinge-«Ibo
founder of his fortum and his fame;
for full Well he kin-w that the matron
was made or utez'llt’l' slut! 'Ihnn to in-
Mllfl't'tl by all the pride that glory III-or
guru. and all "the pomp and cll'l'tllll-
Islam-vs" of power.
Wismxorox's LAST murmur.
Slu- “'ilil :lllllll'. her :Ig'I-Il band-I enl—
ployI-Il in the works of domestic in—
dustry. when the good lll'll'rt was un-
Ilullllt’t‘ll. :llltrll was rIIthI-r told, that
Iln- I'll-Iormlliot was in wailing at lln‘
llll'l'allulll. Slu- bid him wI-II-Inno by a
“3“" l‘llllll'lli'l'. and by the “‘1'“ fl“
llll'llllli'l‘l'll and I-ndourim: name of
George ‘llll' t‘aIulliur name of his child-
hood: sh.» inquired as to his health,
rI-Innrkml Iln- ‘ lines which mighty
cares and toils had made in bid coun-
ll‘llllllt't'. alulliv IIIIII-ll of old tithe-a and
old friends but of his glory not one
\l’IIrIl.
Moaullmo. in the village or lv‘redor.
ltkslnII-g. all “In jm and II H‘llt tlw
mun “as Imudml ulIlI the otlloersol'
tho I- r-I-In II and .r\IIIc lit .In urnllos. and
Mill Rt'lllll‘lllt'll for many miles
around. who hush-nod to welcome ”I"
conquerors o! Iolnunllis. The I-lIE -
zone got up II splI-Ilvlnl bull. to Wltll’ll
IIII- Innlron “as tqlt‘l lull} lntllml. she
IIlI~I~III-.II that :IlIlII-Ilgll lnr IlIInIlIII:
Ila)»; III In pro Hy “I it or. I. ~lp- l'Illllll
;I--vl happy in mnll'LhnIinu to the gen
oral l'veIII‘IIy. :Illtl I-uIIsI-nlvd Io ttlv
IlI-ilIl.
l ”the run-lg" otllw'ra WI'I'I' anxious to
lin- llllllllt‘r of llll‘ll' l’llll'r.
llilll lll'.llll iInlumu-I rumors tom-him:
lII~r l'I'lllllllIillllI‘ lite and I'llill’fll'lt'
fol-min: lllt‘ll' lullgtncnls from l'IIII‘o-
gpunn l‘\;l|ll|llt"~‘. Ilwy WI’N‘ [ll'l‘Ilal't'll Io
§rxpm in Iln- Inollwr. Ibo glIIIIIr :Ind
'~IIo\I' \xllll'll would have been lllllll'llt‘ll
‘In tho purl-nu or Ilw groin. In the mun»
jil‘ll‘e‘ IIl' llII- IIlII wmlll llult' \Ivl‘I'
Ilny «IIIpIi- not. u'lu-n ll onln' Ml Ibo
;IIIIII or her .\ m. Kin not: ml IluI loom.
'“Illwmll iii ”In I'Il’y plain, Ill llmum
Elm: L" :.IIlI “Ill It by the \‘Irglniu lady of
;Ilo- Ill-l HIItI‘. llvvr IIIlIlrI-~:- always do:-
‘llIllI‘Il and I'Inpmdng. was colll'luom.
illIuIIglI rum-I'II-II. SIIII [er'I-lvvd IlII-
tulltlllllllit‘llllll'} lllll‘lllllIlH whivh worn
pnul In her \Illlmul I‘Vllll'lllfl lllI-sllghl.
«I vivInIl-m. and at an early hour.
whlmuz Iln- unnpuny lllllt lI I-IIJIIyIIII-nl
ul‘ lllI’ll’ plmuII'm. olIm-I'I'I-Il. that It
I\:I~ lIiIllI Illm- for old full». to III~ lll
llnl. :lllIl I'I'lll‘I'll. lt‘llllllll‘ llh before on
llll' tll'lll Ill' lll’l' null.
l
90"‘
WASHINGTON'S HO'iohMAN‘lHlP
Hon ll. III-«Ian the Temper and the III-art
at «Thoroughbred.
’I'lII- bloodwl lIorm- Willi llll‘ Virginian
nt'or‘III- ul‘ Illuw duyn In well In Ito-so.
\l‘uallltlgloll‘u lllltlllt'l'. tIIIlIl ill llw ullr
inlul Io \\ltll‘ll lll'l' tlt‘t'I‘llMl‘ll llIIatmml
had “00'" IIzIrIII-ulnrly lllltll‘lll'tl. llllll
lIl'I'III-I'I'I‘II tlw l'lll'l‘ ill ltd cl‘I-IIIII-Il lull"
ll}. lllltl ill the llllm of our «Iury lmu»
m-aaml M'l't'l'lll .HHHIK‘ llnl‘ht'al of Hair
l'iIIl' lll'IIllliII'.
“on How was. It sorrel. or II lll‘l’l'l'
lllltl lllllllfi’l'l'tlllllll‘ Illtllll‘l'. and rounded
ull lllll‘llllll‘n Io ultlIlI‘I’l him In Ilw l‘l'llt.
llv hull l'l'lll‘llt'll lIlII't‘IIllIIIIl ulIII- and
vigor. lllll'llllnl'lllltfl or n ruler: lll‘
mum-d two III ”In llll‘. Wllll‘ll he
molded in triumph. IuIIulIIII lIlII maln-
In Ilw winds. and mourning the earth
in tho III-lIlI- of his (rm-dual. ll wan II
IIIIIIII-r or I'llllllllllll ronmrlt. IlIut II lllltll
lll'\'l‘-l‘ would llI' round hardy enough to
bark and l'lllt' thin \‘lt'llllllt lIorIIII. III-I'-
ornl lmd I-IIIIIIymt. but lll'll‘l‘l’l'll by Hi"
fury of lltl‘ IIIIlIIIIIl. they had lll‘tllllll‘tl
from IlIoIr lle'llllllI. and the Mood re
Inland IIIIhrqu-n.
The young Wilmington propmwll lo
hla I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII that if they would IIII~
IIlIII him In confining the Hood. he
would eudoa vow to curb IlIla terror of
the pariah. Amordluuly. early Ilw on
mine morning. Itw aluminum domycd
the ham Into an lactose". Where they
recount tum. and forum a nu into his
month. ”old. W and tenor. um
darlug youth some. to his nuenle-d
anal. and bludl Ma colander remove
minim.” “he W“ tram
MKMWMH“
emu-I.
bong Ila the conflict. and the
rear of his mum became more re-
I bored as. with matchbox IIIIlll the rider
lpreaerved hla no. and with unyield-
lug tome controlled the t'Ollrfll‘r' s rage.
tag all his powera to one mighty effort
reared and plunged with tremendous;
violence. bum his noble heart. and
died in an mutant.
REVOLUTIONARY SECRET SERVICE
lttvlngtpa. the Ktag'a Printer. Furnished
Information to Wuhlagtoa.
0! all the mysteries that occurned
in the 'American“ Revotntlon. the em-
ployment oi' Rtvlngton. editor of‘ the
lloyut Gazette. in the secret service of
the American thnttlltlut' is the moat
astounding.
James Rivlngtou was, a native of
London, well educated. and of pious-
lng III-pertinent: ,lie mum to \InI-ru II
in the year it (it). and establluhed a
lmokeIorc ill l'hllndelphla. The fol
loulug year lie opened one near the
fool of Wall atroct. in New York.
where he eullbllahed a paper called
the Royal tluzettccr in 177:
afterwards entitled the Royal I'lnzeno.
HI- tool: the ministerial side in poll-
IlI-s when the .llvvolution broke out,
and became very obnoxious to the lit--
publicana. whom he about-d without
stint. in the autumn of HTS a t‘tllll
puny of Connecticut light horse. lrd
by Captain Isaac Scare of New York.
entered the city at uoondny. proceeded
to the llivington’a printing establish
ment. placed :1 guard with tired bayo-
nets around it. put all his typos into
bags. destroyed his press and olln-r
apparatus. and then in the name- onlor.
cheered by the abouts or the plenum]
popular». and the tune of l'unkce
lhmdlo, left the city. lllvlngtou thou
wont to England. Whoa. lllv follow
lug year, the British took percussion of
New York. ltlvlngmu returned. In
(umber. 1777. he was appointed "king’s
printer" in that city. and resumed the
publication of his paper. semi-weekly.
'l‘ln; time thpt this remarkable yon-
nod-lion took place is oLchrso un-
known. There is much probability
that ll. may have commenced as early
{In the closing of the I-nmpu'lgn or
177d. In: It Is known that about that
period Robert Morris borrowed o! :I
Quaker live hundred guinona in gold
for tho SN‘H’! serviu- or \l'ashlngton's
army. and? 0118 intelligence of mat
and met lInp_oII. once II as oblniunl
from the disburs‘vlnent or the Quaker
loan.
'l'llI'y t
I. but I
\VARNIXIWO.‘ hill“! sormrn m-'
ILLH‘TIUX.
'I‘ln- woulllly Quaker laid to llIIl'l'i‘t:
"llmv run I. fl'll'llll llole-I'I. \Ilm am It
man or pom-o. lI-ml thur IIIIIIIe-y fur Iln-
lllll‘lmlit‘fi or II'III': I’I'Imot ”I'ltl‘fil' II,
I lwllvvv. II Ina-II "Ill“ and llghlnm in
It umul I‘I'lll'w : lllll I II" "Him-I'll
llulIIlug or any sorI.’ \lIIIl’l-l lam
l‘\'0.'l‘ won IllIIllIII. 'ml in IllllIl old hmn l
lll'Illl II N lwflllltli; llII' gIIlIl \‘ilrl dug up
from lllli garden and handed our I..
”III l'Illlllllillllll'l‘ lll‘l'llll‘f. \\‘llINI‘ npplc
l'illlull of it to llll‘ awn-I m'l‘\'lt‘t' pro
Illll‘t'll llll' lnlpplrnl I-d‘wlp upon Ilw
“new of III» llevolutlon III that will:
rIIl porlml or our destiny.
Itlvlngmu proved fIIiIIIl‘III lIl lI‘I-I
bargain. and one" would llllt'lllgl'llw'
ul’ grout lllllflll’llllll‘l'. glI-IIIII-Il in mm
I'II'IIII IIIoIIIIIIIlr III lilr William How-VI
or Nir lll'lll‘)’ l‘lIlIloII'a lllllll'. be in lllI'
\llll'l'll'llll vamp lwroro the IIunvIvinl
lI-III lIIIIl fllt‘lll IIll' the I‘ll’wltt or ”our
“lit".
The lIIIulIII-a of the ll'l‘l‘t'l III-I‘v‘u-II was
so no” llllllllmml lIIIII tWt'll II suepirum
lll‘lt'l’ IIl'oIII- as to ”W lllt'llllllll llll'HllL’ll
II lIlI-lI lllll‘llll‘i‘ltt‘l' of HIM llll'ml‘lllllt‘“
mu I-uIIIIIIIIIIlly III-Inn rm-elvwl In It..-
.itIII-I'lI'IIlI l‘lllll'l [mm ”W wry Ip-ml
Iltlllt'll'l‘l o! lllII lir’IIlsdI army; and,
had uttaplt'lifll "flow. ”In Illnu'» ltl‘lllll'l
would probably havo- been Ibo lnul mun
flnnpt'l‘lt’ll. for during the Witch of "let
l'lllllll'l‘llllll with the sun-rel eon-nan b:
llnyal Hum-lie literally pllml «bow or
9wa non upon the American gun-rel
and llII-I I'IIIIIIII Ill Amt-rind.
ltlvlnulou‘ II method of conveyingtlu
N’llllflt'lll’l' to Washington was lug. II
I..." it» putIllaIu-Il tqulIII II! IIlrloII-I
kinda. and by lllt'lilll or ”new be our
rim] on but ln-umuuhle t’Ill'l'llltlllUltl
an...» In» wrote tun won't lIlllI-I-I upon
Ituu paper. and bound them ill ltu-
my".- of the hook, IleII II he ulnar“
IIIaIuIIIIIIl to cell to those null-u or
\l’uehlnutou. who wm ooIIalIIIIlly Via
um h'I-Iv rm. and who. he» lawn.
would carry the Volume: directly to
Ill‘
Ill
ItuI Wampum? or the army. Thu
amt IIIII thla nuclei III-nice
so. IIII mar adult
lt- .
when the gallunt borne. llillnlllun-
It was '
Knegers 59w Prices... - . . g
.- - - - Always Keep Kriegers any.
The great number of customers seen in our Skirt and Suit
Department every day, Is conclusive evidence that where
the‘goods the people want. and at prices they are willing
to pay. Our
3 ”t3
cw i'pnng Mllllnery'
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the dean-able and
the choicest styles lor women s wear. The stock must be
seen to be appreciated.
l-l. KRIEGER
Store III flahackemo llotel block.
I-a
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended——
“Riverside” and “Royal. ” Can be
foundsin gold. silver and gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austinfis 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Bargalns in Bicycles
IIEvI MID SECOND-HAND!
Camera“ Photographic Supplies!
IN NORWALK.
V
RICHARDSON BRPS.. 19'North Main Street.
Au the only eyv he
on... "““WEeoaatrie chain Adjustmentm
BEARSE A lit)". ”Washington Street."
Manipulation elut-
I'lle. IAlllllmfllt (I!
“never Illn-
Wecldlng and
SOcloty
. . ENGRAVING
tenth-lat Offloo.
leading II "loan m can l?" in the rumors. '.,.
needed in mental.
followed only two at
In consequence of the
tlationa with Emperor
unopened the Italian r
the Aluminium
the warm. ' ‘ ,
An Anglo-Egyptian
been lent to the aid.
holding Kamila. . .
arm any. Austria ‘ ’
atbgm King Humbert‘ :
to c nclude a. peace with AA
negotiations u ere common
lag the strange warm I (5
conditions proposed were the
merit of the “filatui u
boundary or the line 9 on
noaaeaatoun being drum It not
river. Tiger was to form t
under Ila: Makonnen.
thle etate wan to be barn
and Abyaalnla acting tent
The Abysalnlaua. after the
the victory at Adowa...i
country around Entlacio
forward to G odeleillinl. occu
tort of 13ng Adi. which had
noted by the Rolland, . ‘
HIGH HATS ATT
am to mar-wot. and
In. Paaaed by the
Albany. April 20.191?» e
the wearing of high hall in t
tern received a partial
night by the passage in the
of the measure Introduced by' fl _
tel to regulate the nine of It.
places of amusement. The
spec In] order m I house on
damn! second an third reading.”
Mr. Greene or New York moved
strike out the enacting clause.» no”
that while the principle I)! the hill. ‘
good. its wording II as bad. and
pIoIlstona could never be enl‘o ,
all would be lmpoulu‘e‘do I‘
I mes or the otl'enders no that
lion could be begun against them.
motlon nus Ioled doun by a vi
vote.
Mr Manet of New Yorlt mo
amend by inserting "pulled al
The amendment was ioat' and "I
admitted to a third reading. Thu
final ton» on its [Image was taken _
it was passed—41 to 47. .
MRS. GAMMELL'S with.
It won a. oamd tor Probate In are.
Part. 3-1.
Newport. R 1.. April 20-4110 WM
Mrs. Elizabeth Amory Gummell.
dled at Dow-r. England. April 1,
been uttered for probate here. ‘I
The will in dated Nov. nurture ‘la
a very long document. covering
rate provisions for; ten trust-palm.
partition 0! her Newport «tall.
sons. Robert lves Gunmen till
ilam tiammell. are. named an em \
\Ilthout bond. and are exam
rendering an inIentory oi the ”My.
The specific legal lee named in “A!
will exI-eed 3500000 in amount. bile;
Ihietl'y to her children and
than \‘o estimate can be
the amount at Mrs. Gammell'a .
all her investments were dlveraltled )‘ *
scattered all over the country.
paid taxes on $9 $1.000 real and .
proper“ in Newport, and owned
much \alIIIIlIle real estate in
den: e l» aides lands in an era] w
states. If
'I
Fortifications at Nerve-at”. '
Portsmouth. N. 1-1.. April n—A'he
work on the new fortification! ti me
venue has been begun. and the m"
tractors have II gang 0: men all f
to be Austrians employed in or , .
the ground for the masonry. The-bile”
aloe-p and ard‘lrml in the old coma“;-
sun building at Fort (formulation.
\' lullut‘s are «minded train the alto at
”W foIlltiIaIlons rxu-pt by mm.
c
Lealn'tou'a An
Flair-wont. N.
InelIIlII-Iu of the local U.
ml the nIIIIIIeIIIuIy of t .W
Lexington by plating 50 mark!“ w
the [“qu ut' IM'IIIulII-lllly sold
“llu \\l"le‘ bllllt'll llt'l‘t‘ Th. d5! fill
gem-rally lwpl In a holiday. Chm»
mum Inns llt‘t'ullllllfl the that town in ‘
Ne» llmnpxluw to take each nation
n! lllP IlIIy.
(‘oracll'a llepraaeutalivea can”. L
llllulu. x \'.. Aplll 20 ~The are ill
nun-petition among the candidate!
the [nulpulo ol III-lm-Ilng peruul to.
Hamill t‘oIIIrIl In the relay race at . .
adcvlpllln nun h: M halo. and J. U,
lll'lly .Iml 1:1. J Davidson were ll .
Timur IIIIIII IIIIIIlI' illoll" quart“ *“
um. 'l‘haae. “on w I.. Daniel-and
ti. L. Taylor. complete the lentil. ~
.w............m..m._.
“Iverhlll'a Alayor ”lea Ii ‘
Item-mu. nus... April III. 5
Benjamin F. tlI'lelIIIll waa atria! .
npoplouy while sitting in a chute
hla home on Alain afloat and '
lingering for a few houra lu git ( _
lll'lnlllt III-II». lle wua hofll il’
I-lty April to. lull. and waa p “ ,
lu Democratic petition. ll. W.
title.
”nu...”
madman BREVVlTl”
Mum damage halo been ,
floods near Naolm. New ileum
Theodore Roosevelt outlined . =
III-a aa mlatanl mretary of t‘ "
Three cam or amallpoa la t
ualeIIn on ltaudatl'a lalaud .. .
the board or health N own:
part at the inland.
The huaineaa portion of
«moved by fire. the Iona
we. ‘l'raIIwa are enumerate
or them wm driven out ”a?
or a gun.
Al I trauma la Albany a
at prominent New Verbal!
governor to veto the Greater '
charter. end replies were
mambara or the charter w . , .
Alembvra of ’l‘rlntt M .
vacant church at Willi . ,1 a
"town" “I..." “I *
Ir earned ,
rebuttal.
In mum and ”’51.
my.
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