. .ehureh
» mm the evening of,
~ 1 11”” 101W ‘
mantle of the Kuwait Lawn
ymmbvbeinxplaoed roadiaers
nit Hill will attend the
t monument ceremonloain inowlf
whnextTueaday.
An improvement is reported in the
M50110! William B: Olmatoad. of
UnlouPark,whohaobeente1-iouaiy ill.
“Amado to train established in front
MW .in Icon-rd street
tom the laying of a curb and
satin. '
0611111 stones are being laid for about
oleveufeet on the outside of the creas-
111-111 at the corner of we» Main and
Simmer streets.
UuaWaaman Hill has sent in the
m of 8. Sealey for postmaster of
sub nDepotand FraukJ .Hos-
forum! err Preston.
William Bitter. a photographer of
Dunbar]. who has friends in the Nor-
1111111111111 drowned ina pond in that
oiv yesterday afternoon.
A bearing upon the admission of the
will .of the lutopo George Whitloolr to pro-
,“ bate will be held in the Norwalk Pro-
bite Court this afternoon.
The; iron {gutters for the he: bank
buildngin as ington street ave ar-
rived and are being delivered on the
ground for Contractor Gougb.
Rt. Rev. Charles 11211111111111, of Penn-
sylvania, who' 1a to confirm a large class
in St. Paul's church Sunday morning,
rill [trenching in the chapel 1n the even-
ng .
Boofleld & Hoyt have commenced mov-
ing into 11111 store formerly occupied by
the South Norwalk Baton store. They
will be ready for business the re on May
let.
G Evmlcy Cram, of East avenue
Eho will won graduate from Yale col- .
will taken three years’ course at
theJohn Hopkins university in Balti-
more.
The Pequonuoek Pleasure club will
hold a banquet in its rooms in Main!
street next Thursday night, on the
ootasion of the closing of the rooms for
the season. -
A mission, to continue two weeks,
will commence at St. Marv's church 111-
merrow. conducted by Jesuit fathom
The first week will be for women and
the second week for men
The governor i111 appointed Frederick
8. Stevens. of Bridgeport a1n1-n1lu-r of
the Pharmacy Commission to Siltil‘f‘t‘l‘l‘
Samuel W. Smith.of Ansonin, whose
term oxpirchanel 1897.
Further evidence on the around! of
desertion was heard in the ‘lnpot 101'
f‘onrt. yesterday. 111 the c.1119 of James
’You ought to see my children'."-
,Grinwcll. "~Roxbnry Gazette.
E. Battersnn auaiust Fannie 1111111111
ton, and the divorce was granted. ‘
The averages of the. Connecticut Na»)
tional Guard for the month of August
were as followe: Sec 'ml regiment.
94.95; First regiment. 92.911; Third regi-
ment, 90 flit; Fourth regiment. 88.39.
The Sentinel, for the information of
some of its readers, would like to know
the date on which the Norwalk 1111110.;
dist church blow down. when it was be-
inu built, and the particulars of the
accident.
This year. those wl1a1 wish seat..- in the
Mcony at Prof. Newcll' 1 reception 1.111
roenre them at l’lnisted 11 and (lb-11111111-
ng‘ a pharmacies and at the box nilb' 11
No Fonts are rriuorvod.1\ fine exhibit-
ion has been prepared
The Fairfleld’” count y co1nu1i1-11i11uer11.
today decided hereafter not. to 13111111.
liquor licenses to women who .1111 111111
applicants. It in also "11111111111111 111111111-
lnlble that after this current year 11'1
licensee will be granted 1-1 w 11111111.
William E. Rush. 11 proponent drug-
uitt of Woatporl narrowlv 1111"le
death by the thllslnli 11' 11 dynamite
oartrhllru whbh ho l111I unknowingly
raked into tho rubbiah llll‘. llo 11111!
thrown valiantly 111 the mound by the
force of the explosion and but was 1111111
bully burnml.
It is expected 11111 the lolly-vision and
amending the Hi 11111 of H111 city of
math Nrrwullt. will come up in the
House mat T111 May. Printed copies
of the olmrtrr can he ”method of (‘111
Attorney John ll.l.iul1t.l'n1[v111ed
changer or ameudmeulu should be hand-
ttl in at once
The bird of M111. Mary Fohubott was
found in, t 11 Wood» at Mill l'laln. which
in about for Illllill from ll.111l1ur1'. .b1l1u
Xenia. I further. found the body Frmn
rant-c of the body it be believed
Wimmnnan from in abatll. like
a lfrotn her home .launat'v lit.
up. hulwrt was 1121 yum old and was
all. to bi! llllltlu'
flier Mary ill-miter. 11 middle are
llflgo gumbo". WM nut-ably fatally
dress to tan firs 1111 11111
was burning" 111111111 loaves in the yard
line 11111111111111 attmtad the 11111111111111 at
with". who aumdml lu extinaulahv
in. flainuby roiling bliu limits,
mead 11111 11111111111 so
hull share the vein that the skin in
9111:111- prlllil of! her body.
“new...
«amt-annual 11100 111111! the 111111111
fit ‘ Whom 111111.11f (311a.
1111mm. bridle ford Thero-
ef (11111111111111: Dickinson. of line
.wuul‘elhrwu Number of db
m1. 111111111111! 3111111. ill; 11111111111 at
11111111111» April 1. not. 11111111111
fin hold on mainly.
111111111th 1111111111.: 1111111111111!-
titres dirt holdup
1111111111111:’ 11
'fllllll
' riot remarked.
» Hum-y.
d plutonium1l1a|11uy11111111111111“ Womb»
with
the 1111.1 after 1111. 1111111111 in the
rural cltlem Ramsay m 111111 is
advancemaa for May 11111111111111.
pear. tell-11 mvmuoouikbhn
trip to Pitts rs. Be lingered over to
111111 the allow open my 1113111
, 1111
while Mint ill the box-office of the
theatre in the ottoman he heard the
ticket-seller having an 11111111111111 over
the tolepbtme with some one. Finally
the ticketvlreller hear: an the receiver
with an oath. Mr. Morris inquired
what was the matter. The ticket-act
ler-aald: .‘
“That is from Mm. the dramatic
wcrlfic; he never fails toiwurk every ad-
vance man for four passes to the
show."
"Ghilty," said Mr. Morris. “1 gave
him four, but whatls the trouble?"
"Well," said the ticket-seller. "that
fellow pays his board with those
passes 1 and buys groceries and does
other things. 1111 has just called up
here to tell me to take up two pulses
to-nigbt and refuse admittance to the
holder. lie says that he gave them to
his grocer for two dozen eggs, and that
the eggs were batbrund he wants to get
even."—l\'cw York ‘ Tribune.
WIT AND HUMOR.
Jones: “111 your wife devoted to her
wheel?" .
Smythe: “Well I should think so.
Twinklcs.
"You're 11- nice. little boy. Tommy,"
said Mr. Newman. "
“That's what they all say when they
fir. meet sister," Tommy remarked.
—-—Tid-Bits1.
'tWhy do you pick pockets?"
"For the same reason that you act.
:3 judge."
”What do you mean. :tu'un?
"Because there‘s money in it."-l.tfc.
“Teacher, is this .ruler straight?”
“No, Mary; I bout. it a.) little this morn-
ing on Bob 'l‘lmlwrs. But. l'll hammer
it straight pretty soon on Tommy
Dolly Swift—Jinn Mrs Puffington
any ground for claflming to be a
Daughter of the ltcvoilution?
Sally Gay—(m. yes. Her father used
to 11111 a 111e1ry~go—roa1nd.-.\'cw York
Journal.
l’mfcssor-Say. Annu. couldn‘t we
just as 11'cllpostponc 111111' silwr wed.
ding and celebrate it at the same 1111111
as the golden 11'1'1ldi11g? l’llou't like to
be interrupted in my work so often.“
Flicgeude lllatter.
"Didn‘t the grocer send the. maca-
roni?" inquired the mistress. arrange
lug for the dinner.
"YR-11 11111111." replied the cook; "but
Oi sent it back. Everyowan of them
stints was imply."
”I don't aflua give up when a wo-
1111111 11:11'11'1111' " said H111 first tramp.
”Not 111111 l1 returned the at't'ofitl
tramp. "l 111111- knowui 11111111 11'l11-r1-
a woman's '1111‘ meant curu' beef and
cabbage."~—l’uck.
111
Smile—“lime young fllltwlgc over
imbibe too freely 1'"
l"lnrr|1~ ”Perhaps not. but i 1111111 lllill
last night trying in light bin omen-11‘1-
from an lncunrb-au-cllt l11111p."~ l’blla-
dclpbla l'n'ss.
“llorry in such pawl unupauyl" llar.
“lll- can talk upon any
subject."
"ll'm! Think i 1-l11ul1l 1-l‘lj11y him-1.111-
1111111 lwltvt' if he could km'n still 1111
any 111M111 t " said the old numb-1111111.
llnnlo 11'111111-11 art ism-1111111 up in that,
roam! Wonder 11 but ”1111" 11- up 111?
Wicks liming 11 mm"- of 11l1b11 l I11-
llt‘i‘t'. Hicks llf mum»: I might it)
tum.- knowu ll. , Ilostnu ’l‘t'nnM-rlpt. ’
"l 1111111 11 burn at dam-r11. 1111' 11111
011 ll ‘llt- rents in plum-u)" 1111M Flair
crty.
"1 name what 1 ml. jwti. "1‘111 r1111
that war ldnwwl 11p to th'
quarry." ~~l'l1il111l11lpl1i11 ltm-urd.
hind you the 111111 31'1"! 111ml 11» call 1111
before you 11'1-1'1' entrain-1| to 1111-?
hello"? \‘1'11.
Mada» 'I‘lu-u era-Innate 11111111 111111I
1111-. l hate my high but 1111 Nov
ei‘ut'lt Journal.
“llon‘t let this occur 111111111." 111th! 1I11-
plinhmi’ttplwt' who pt'blcn blmwlf 1111
being enterprising.
"What do 11111 1111-1111.?“ llnltml 1111- 1111.
slutaut.
"You‘ve made the
port 1'11 ll 1111m-
1111111111 that.
"Well. 'l'onnny, you can tell your
luollwr “1211111 that you 11111 tin- l11~11l
behaved buy 111 the table l 111w 111111,"
sold the laminae.
“‘l‘lmnk you. 1111111111. but l‘d rullwr
not." twill-d 'l'uuuuy.
"Rather null And why. play?"
“lihe’d think i was ill. 11111'11111. 111111
11111131! 1111111! for the doctor.” l'uurseu‘n
Weekly.
luqululilve Format 1111 mum-1 f
with you Would call up the uplrlt 11f
Jonah.
Altidlllltlr'Wllltl tinfoil Want of 41b
math?
inquisitive ”li 11111111 to not his
statement 11111111 111111 affair of 11111 1111111
QM Chaim out till u m 11111111111111.1111
lib-ks What a confounded 1--1111111r|
“All! you 1111-1111 ‘llo rests in 1111111113 "'
bimbo-w bm't that ulrl in ”1111111111 in» ,
a I Hi
.wondorlax at: tile great success of
Count Coastal intke
one by insisting on presenting his ore.
dentlala personally to the 11111 of
Heaven, and be speedily threw the
German Minister. than in the ascend-
ant and all the other foreign diplomat-
ists unite into the shade. Owing to his
prestige. the Count was allowed to
travel more Chinese territory from
Peking to lilakhta by the route ro-
served for mandarins only. accom-
plishing the first stages of his long
journey in a mule chair, and the rest
in a torautaae.
. The mystery is new explained.
Count Caseinl'e niece. a girl of less
than fifteen years of age; is his 1111111.
cot. She has been of the utmost use to
him in bringing negotiations with the
Tsung-ll Yemen to a head. “or 1111111-
tery of Chinese is remarkable, and she.-
ha11 the tmnillamy possessed by most
educated Russians with English,
French and German. so that her uncle
has no need of an interpreter in deal-
ing with delicate matters of state
Russia 111111 always offered a line field
for feminine diplomatists, and Mlle.
171111111111, lx-ginning time early. ought to
have a great future before her.
(tel-oral ltranngarrl'a Answer.
Although General Beauregard nl~
lowed the use of his 11111111.- to a lottery
company. he didn't think much of lot-
teries, according to a writer in the Chi-
can» 'l‘imcs-llcrabl. 01111 day be re-
ceived 11 long letter and a dollar from
11 than living in Mississippi; who want-
ed 11 ticket that would be certain to
will. He reminded the (funeral that
he had faithfully ecrwd the Confirm»
racy four years, and that «at times be
had fought under him. llo ' eluted,
mom-over. that when he. returned to his
home after the war he didn't have
clothes enough to wad a shotgun. (len-
Oi'fll Beauregard sent his (.‘onfederata
11111111 11 ticket. and in the some care»
lope onclosml the following letter: “i
trust that you may win the capital
prize. 01111 as poor as you say you are.
certainly deserves a different ‘sort of
luck from the kind that you say you
have been having. Hut mark my
words: If you stick to the lottery as
faithfully 11111] as long :11 you say you
dbl the l‘ntrfmlr‘racy. when you get
through with it you won't have clothes
enough to wad a popguu."
_ The Spaniel: (Tensor.
They have a curious way of eup-
prossiuu papers in Havana. lustcad'nf
snlnnittlnc their [11.1111111va to flu.-
censor. as is usual whore 11111le 11 pro-
twtor of public opinion exists. they not
at the matter backward. The publisher
1:111:11 ahead on his own Judgment.
prints ivbat liemph'ases and takes his
chances of going to jail or paying a
“111'. The 1'1-11111'11‘ l't‘mls tho ptlllor :1!
the breakfast tabb- tln- nest pumping.
and if he finds anything mildly filly-1'—
tionabb‘. he writes a polite note to the
editor, calling attention in the article.
The latter prints 11 paragraph next day
explaining that be was mistaken 111'
that ”11- public had tl1lsi11t1-rpr1-tml bio
remarks. lint 1111114111111 blah official
of the G11l’1'l'llll11'lll is attacked, or flu-
|ll'tl|1l’lt'li1'11:ll't' violated. the editor is
lined111'l111prls-111wl. and a pout-01111111
takes ”11- subwription list and coll at
every boom- :11 which mph-11 have lu't‘ll
flt'llVl'l'l‘tl In 11'1-111'111' llM-lll.» l'ul'. l‘ltl
rag" "l‘l'fllll.
let Thom l'ulnt llnll Run.
fill 11 visit in Huston. H1111. .lnbn ll.
Gordon. ”11- m f'nnfmb-rntv, 111111 1-11
l1-1'111i111-1l by a well known [1111 yer. who
slmu'ml blm lin- nights. Hm- nf the
[dorm tlu- finntln-rm-t's 11111111! 111111 the
1‘1'1-l11ran111 nftlw lluttlv 11f ilvllyslnttu:
the old soldier dbl not maln- nny mm
turn! on it. \l'bo-n the two came out
11f tlw building and 1111111 1111 their way
11111111 1111111. Iln- lawyer lnqulrml:
"Well. than-val. what dbl you think
of if?"
"\l'bnl did l think of it '1" said the
1:1-111-1'11l.111111111111; lo 11 standstill and
elt'lltllm a defiant attitude. "la-l‘r'lln-m
paint llnll libn." Ara-11111111.,
_,_,,_ . .-..... -....., ,l
The Nullnn'a Money In America.
The litlltan is reputed 111 be one of
the l'll‘lll'ttl 1111-11 in William. llo r11
«M1111 mun-thing: abort of 11 million 11
your from 1111- 11111111131, and half 11 1nd-
llnu from his plural» 01111111111. llo-bnu
nun-1| 11 lawn 111111111111, but luwtm 11
1111111“ 111111111111 only in 'l'111-l11-y. lb-
tlaml to have “to Inllllnlnt ltwwlrtd in
l-l'tnblml. but 11love tln- rulutlmm liv-
twwn England and 'l‘m'lwy lwonnn-
'nlrnlm-«l tlu- bulk of that munnnl has
been transferred 111 111111111011. Wlwro
ill. MllJUl-ly has already llll’l'l‘ mil
lions Ian-111ml.
WWW
‘ A l’nmuue l'nrlm lit lintmor.
'l‘vmnunu. just after tinluhlup 111.:
1111111111111111111 11f"ln All-111111111111,” had
trouble with his landlady. and 1111111 up
l1l-1 Indullntu. llt' [11111111 the 111111111-
111'rlpl. but could not be induced 111 1111
lap-l1 and few 1111- landlady. Ills
muml, .1‘111'111111'y l‘ulnuu'v. who 11111
with him. returned in the bulking-1.
{1111-1111 In» 1111.11 111. and found the pump,
already 1111111111 «1111-11111st into a draw
111' of 111111111111. Till-Milt.
"a the the Complian-
i.lttl11 lldtlln"i‘ut111'11 the 111111111111 11:
our 1111111. 111111 1111111111111'11 the pilot.“
111111111111 ".tlnl what are 1111117”
fiddle “I‘m the 11111111111111. l 11111-1111,
’1'11191' 11111 1111111111 tuning 11111?"
'i'wlultlt-u. , ‘ J . .
”Mitt be “me.
1'1'11n111111rway. you how a Milli
haven't you?"
l.lllllllllfll"~nllrlirlh llob'i tall any
well. lie 111111 lab hail rotatable 11111
“it Will? WM lb 11111111111111
rum w
mm 111111111 tumbler
m
Ml 11.1mm 1111111111.
’ 11111111111111 1111111 111 m are
111 ire-1. new
madam-debut 1.11.1111: 1111‘s mn-
tko ”most slim and plciumiqna
from ii . An entirely
: 1111111111 difficult problem in
driving has” been deviled and satisfac-
toil: solved in (lemon: '
Theafeat is rendered awfully dill!-
call by combining the difficulties of
drlrlnlr‘four honesabreast with that of
managing a very. elongated 111111111111.
Tinted/1n is made up of ten' horses.
The tandem lacornplleated by hitching
four mam-1 to begin with. with
a team of three , '11 in front of
thew, two immedia y before these
and a single bone at the apex of this
curious pyramid.
This remarkable team was devised
by William Wean'ergof Vienna. and by
him driven mpeutedly. llo has per—
formed several feats in fancy driving
with his team before the l-lmptn'or of
Germany and the Emperor of Austria.
and has received module from both
11111111111 he. The performance is easily
the most difficult feat of bomnunuuhip
in the world.
The dlfllcultica of controlling ten
hem-11 hitched up in this way may
readily be atmleretood. The principal
difficulty is that of controlling animals
driven at such a distance from the
man holding the reins. The distance
of the leader in this east- is fully thir-
ty-fi'rc fact from the driver's box.
The strange team is controlled with
eight reins. Two reins are carried to
each set of horses harnessed abreast.
.\l r. Wesner not only 1111111111111 this»: cont-
plicatwl team in straightaway driving.
but has sin-comm] in driving them in
the form of the figure eight. This font,
the driver asserts. he can perform
:1f11-1-1-igl11 weeksf training with any
1-111 of horses, howl-yer wilds-New
York World.
Ate the 11111111111111.
AN l drove up to the cabin whore l
t'xpt't'lml to remain all night them.1
111-111 sounds of crying. and upon enter-
ing I found a Woman weeping: bitterly.
“Are you in trouble?" i asked.
“I reckon I be. Ef ct'e trouble for
lose tl1' bos‘ 111111 yo’ got."
"lfixrnse 1111*, madam. i had been di-
rected 111 your house to stay all night.
i had no intention of intruding."
“No hu'm dune. stranger. i reckon
when l'1n \rccpin’ Sal kin cook. 1111’
when Sal‘s weepin' l kin cook. .\11'
you kin sleep in tb‘ luf'. where yu’
knint hear us of we pit for grievin' 1-11-
1lurln' ”1' night. Y’o' She. my son has
jmlté «lb-d. llc war th’ smartest young
1111111 in th‘ State. i reckon. lie wa'nt
out out for 1-1111111' lhnlwr; loss smid
county paper. till 'e knowed Run by
Il’u't. includiu‘ tb' advertiscuwuts, '11
war that smart. Au lilt's all along of
th' county paper that ‘11 «lied. 'l':
made up 'ls tnln' ‘11-1' be a lawyer, 1111'
t‘b' paper 11ml ”1' lurs' food for ”1‘ brain
11:11' plumplmrtls. an' "1' almanac .w‘ml
man-bus 11'111' made 11' ”1' 111111111 stuff
11le on ”1' “111111 11' th' slit-ks. b‘o l 11'“
bought 'im 11 hull box 11' matches. 1111'
'1' 1'1 ‘1-111 all. “I died lwfo' nitzbl.
We'll her ”1' funeral airly in th' mom-
in', 1411's I kill no 1111' town 1111‘ 11111 1l1'
fella-r r:1.- writ thcl piece 'l11111t phospho-
run for 111' brain for (laniiruvsf'mxcu'
York “'nt'ltl.
Old limmerhaekle‘a "Inert tilnna.
A stern f'vnlily \ ship'a f'lltltlt’l'.
’I'bc Within an- .\. E, l. H. l'. l.‘1'i.1-
finally the lust flit-'1'.
’l'lw bingo-M fool is be who fools blur
m-lf. and be rim-11 that who 11111111111151”
fool others.
it is 1111 11111111 qnvullou whether flu~
brewery 111' the lnrpbl Ilt'l'r l.~1 rcppun
albb- for the must l11~111b1vln-.~.
'l'bv 1111111 who hopes to 111-! into
lwurrn by proxy will fltul l1l1n.~vlf 11:1
"11' “71111;; silltl «If ”11' tlmll‘ \l’llt'll it
clean“. for llu- last ”1111'.
lllm'k 1-3'1-11 'tll't- fill f'ttfhl. il‘XI'l'lll lln'
lvft 11111111 and so are 1111' bln1~11n1111.l1111
it 31111 1-11111l1l1111lbn1ul’ the two H1111
calls for 1111 explanation.
“by, no. my son. you wouldn't 1211111
ll I'ollzu' fnrlol'y tn get cholera any
more than you would 1:11 to 11 111111131 111
1:11! :1 11-14 111' ll pantry 911 not pooh.
lnmut'lllv line-7.0.
SI ra. Ilntrrrofl’a Shawl.
Mr». Hutu-tuft. H111 11'lf1111l‘ ”11' Main
tutu. win n 1111141111 in 11111111111, 11111111 1111 ~
Ilu)’ 1111111 afternoon nutslralc 111 “11,1
l'ulr. flu the way she was attracted
by 11 display of 11l11111'l11 la a lbw-111
111111-14 winch-11', 1111,1111 llw lllnsll'ntwl
Ann-ripen. 11ml. utoppluu the rub, wont
into 111.1 11111111111111 bmnrht 1111p. llu'ou
lnu ll 111111 her shouldem to wear to tip-
sm'lul untllm'lnu. 'l‘lu' notonluln-tl
11111111111 111 the maul-ale were mllllwl 11.1-
fm sight of the cit-1111111 .‘lt'u. lluurmfl
flouting through the drawing 1111111111.:
with 11 pl: ward 1111 NW Inn-l1 bvurlnullw
punts. "\cry f'lmop."
w»... MW.
""111 Ilurllaltlpa of Labor.
l‘nl \‘11'lll111retnu1-t 11 new night
wmcluuun. unrr. Ri'll I111 luvln 11111
llaturduy.
flunk l'rcuhlvul Why. 111111131 1111-
1111111111. l'atrlck?
l'ut Klnm'. this place I11 1111 11 1111-11111
where tlu 11 no 11111111 1111111111 111 111111
get 11111 nllthnstnu llamld.
t 11111111111111.1111».
"A 11111111011! journal hays there are
from 11111111“ 1111-1111111 1111mm Ill 1111 (mil
nary oyster."
"thunder: 'l'lmt'11 fnnn 111111111 111 11111.1
1111011111111 11111111111111 are 111 11 1411111111
fair 111111111 Monk'wtrhnptaanl Plant
healer. . ... 1... ‘
Ban llngdil. the retired familial.
prove- himself 11 handy mu 111 teller
in. the dlatrm prev than 111111111; the
minnow
”hr septum
Nowadays .‘
in th‘ 1111111111 1111' rerul‘fh' alumnae and '
“'1'. 1111111. lorwall’tr.
, . ”Prices , ‘
. . . - Always Keep Kriogers Busy.
The great :1an 01.111111111111111 seen in o ’r‘Sltir‘t and Suit
Department every day,‘ rs conclusive evid cethat we have
the goods the people want, and at prices ‘they are willing
to 111131.011: f " "
New Spnng Mllllnery'
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the desirable and
the choiCest styles for women a wear. The stock must be
seen to be appreciated. , 1
H. KRIEGER,
Store to Mahaekemo Hotel block.
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
found 1n gold, silver and gold filled
cases at "
A. W. Austin’s.39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Bargains in Bicycles
new 1111 semen-11111111
LARGEST LINE OF
Cameras & Photographic Supplies!
1111 NORWAL K. j 1
RICHARDSON BRO$., 19‘North Main Street.
nou'r But! A WHEIL . 1
A. You Would a Lemon. 1
\ on 'll hope to use the wheel often. 8111* intelligently;
with your eyes open. Examine CUMI’ARE! All
wheels or 'best,” of eonrse,snl1 "there are others
We want 1'01: to see Oi? RS! ‘
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WE GARRY IN STOCK: '
ll111nbers,\\'nltl Americans Devious, linvoys. Fleei-
wings Tcmplars. Minutes and the $58. 01) B. 81 ll.
Leader $58 00.
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Hearse & Hoyt, 80 Washington street,
tiuutb Nunt'alk.
Wedding and
Inntlnel Offloo.
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“Mutts-Irina.
Soclety
. . . . . ENGRAVING
1o. Ilsa Trickery m lam ’1:-
didataswl’aopla‘ er iii-Island
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‘ Havana. via Tampa. 11111.. '
Startling particulars are at hand
Peer-to film in regard to the 1
the Unwnditionels‘tn the of
provincial deputies under-t .
form system. which took
ll throughout the island '1
The Unconditional! did WM
with the full consent of the ‘
ment‘.’ to resort to all mum 1111
and fraud, since they were dummy
securing a victory over the 11111111111111
who. 11 111111 be remembered. marl!»
called themselves the Automation: Iii
San Juan an Unconditional who 111m-
sied over the elections burned 116“
papers before declaring the result;
authorities would not admit a p
against this act.
Two prominent Liberals were 1111111111
prevented by policemen from cum
an appointed building to record 2
votes, while men in the Connery”.
interns though not qualified tog
warp nl 1wed to pass. in the to”
Agnes Buonas only one Liberal was
low 111] to vote. 1046 Conservatives. In
1thcr to11n. where the Liberals
dominated. the Unconditional!
pointed to conduct the election
their own side from defeat by , .
ing their posts at the last 11111
thus annulling the election.
Wouldn't Lef- Tbem Voteu _ ‘
The. mayor of Barransullae. an Uri
1011dittonal forbade 20 Liberals Whig ‘
wore lawfully on the voting lht fro
voting, giving no reason for this _ .‘
The same thing happened in M II ,
and Amt lbo. ‘ i
in the Veganlta district of Areclbo.
where then: are 39 Liberal votes to l.
Conservatiw. the mayor an Uncondi-
tlonal,11ho 11113 to preside, declared
himself indisposed at the last momenta,
No election was therefore possible. In ,
another place the Conservatives ob» '
mined the witng lists and registered in , 1
their party :1 fa1or the names of three
dead (7011111 r1 1111911
in the town of Comorlo the declarao’
tion of the poll “as followed by sum
fighting in the street, one Uncondltlo ‘
being seriously wounded. Several shaft
were tired and many arrests were made.
The Liberal press of Puerto Rico ll
5.11age at. the gross trickery played on
their party and smerc trouble threat-1’
0113 unless Gov. rnor General Marin 1111111
energetically and promptly in multinfl
an example. of the. Unconditionala will
are responsible for the dishonesty. .
Sm l1 in practice are the reform!
1:1 armed to Puerto Rico by the mother
country. l’uertn Rice has never been an .
near a general uprising as now, whorl
the people of the island see that re.
fvrms are a fraud pure and simple.
Kelley’s Strange ('uban Experience. '~
Havana, April 21—11 11111111 out than -
Kelln the American who disappeared 0
from Havana a fortnight ago, leaving ‘. ;
an unpaid hrncl bill Went to the inaur~ ’
gent lines representing himself as an
vxpf'l’f in the use of dynamite and al-
leging that the New York junta had
sent him. '
' The insurgents distmsilng his story
and umsidt ring him a spy, hanged hlirr
after having stripped him of his cloth? 3,
lug. The rope broke, however, and Kale 1"
Ivy {-11 111 the ground alive and not
Seriously injured.
Afhr the Insurgent-1 left the scene he
not away and managed in reach Purim
Brave. in an alnmmtely nude state he
surrendered himself to the Spanish
1-1111111111n1lant. 111111 gave him a shirt and
a pair of trousers.
Kelley is now at liberty. 1
Fighting Near llavanl.
Havana. April :54. ~~~~~ Lieutenant Colonel
Allan. pith the Marin (Trix-ulna but!!!"
inn. 111111111111] lltv insurgents at Porn?
tut'ln. "211111111 provlnce. hi1! advent?!
1:11am] pux'pmm: mom to thu- Providence
farm. Ht‘l‘r' llb'y 11'1-1'1- found intrenclled,
:1111‘l lbw-1- lmm'a‘ llghtlnu followed. Th.
Spaniards captured the ramp and 1111-1
purtant lllll‘llllll'lllfl. 'l’ht- 1111-11111 insur—
gents l-—ft slum-11 klllml on the do“
and had many wounded. The regular!
bw't 11111112 but had fllxlt‘t’fl wounded.
Hrdet's have lwvn given for the expul-
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:1 natu1-nll111-d Arm-11111111. "a wall cap-
turwl in :1 b11111 near lluvnua. Enrique
l';1l1111 11ml Minor-l. Italians. and a
From-l1 l11-l1'. Mariana Flamand. have
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llufl.
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l.. lib-Hz. 11 111-1111111111” contractor 11M
build-'1- 11f illublmul Falls. alerted for
Nvt't‘lllu'l! 111111 'l'nmulay morning. only
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ills family urc- 11l11111ut distracted av.
lllu wotirmvll absence. H11 111 a In“
real 111111111 mun-r and an active bum
111 as man.
This Milka ”Id a "and BMW
rum-11111.1. ll. 1.. April 2 . »»»»» The w
of men-urn in the I‘rwm uast woo
milln wurc ltwreasod ii per coat. in»
1.1111111 11 11114111: 1111111 declared .off an
promise that wagon would be advanced
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growing better all the time.
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flannel Colgate lied.
New York. April ill—whatnot _ ,
lllullilllllllllflilll’t' and head or M
l'oluatr 11 (‘11.. one of the lamest ‘
and perfume houses In the count;
died of heart lluitllltl at hill hm
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New York city In “at.
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Princeton. 1'. 13.. April limpet ’ '
Theological seminary will room a
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divinity at the «inning 1111111111
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Jenny leulalalllro having mated W‘
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mrr. will W to bill the
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