treat-ruler ant-noon Deputy storm posted a notice on the town mmmmlmspdsmm :‘pli‘ February 17, at a ofclotik' heaftcrnaqn. hawillseliat anthem .uuu luau-am Eosliall reshaped owned by turn. Alice ll. Clark. new of ill-l city, but late of , Walk. says the Standard. The dog ‘ he aaerldced to pay a debt which he owner owes Bnhcock in Lockwood. oilllrldgeport. The latter conduct a boarding house in Fatrdaldgavenne, and since her last arrival in Bridgeport lire. Clark has become indebted to them to the extend of ahontflh. ' ’ ’ She neglected to answer a suit brought against her for the above amount. and Justice Nabha awarded the plaintils a judgment for the antenatal" tobedne. Nowthevel or. will he aoldto annals accounts on- less a settlement is elected before the date set for the auction. The dog is of an unusually line breed andissaidiobetheonlymofits kind in ’ . ‘ rt. lira. Clark has ownpd itforaonietlmesnd itwsanl- ways in her company When it was announced that the Britkeport Kennel club around have an exhibit in Brake: m In; and: entered her pet and conddenily aim that it would win her a prise. team" of being meant: edinthehench w.however.thedog is in the ”at: the sheriff for mg, way and la has since We? aim. lira. Clark did not want the ani: mal sold. and theIlehasbeenpost— mold to await several offers of settle meat made by her. which have not ma: tcriplised. Yesterday morning it was decided that the notice should be post» ed and the public 'informed that the animal was for sale. its late owner has attracted unpaid arable attention of late through her lit- igation with Commodore Francis Bur- rltt. of Booth Norwalk. Bhe sued the yachtanlan fun: a large amount. which she said was due to her for board. The case was contested and finally the plaintiff withdrew. The dog which now figures in the suit against hire. Clark was formerly owned by Fred Bullen, the well known sporting man. lie was very intimate at one time with Commodore Burrltt. and made the la a present of the canine. later. bring the term of friendship between the commodore and lira. Clark, he presented her with the dog. and she has had it ever since. WWW W. last‘ailed has light by Deputy n. a Devi“. of Itsnford. Deputy if. A. Devltt. of Stamford. installed the odious of Colombia circle last night. They were: C. C.-lfrs. D. It. Robinson. A. C. c.--Iiias ll. limb. it. A.—~—llias Wrehild. Treasurerull'. My. P. A.-Katherine Brennan. it. C.—Iira. Murray. "l. fir-B. If. Callaghan. ”Melina-rm. J. F. Kennedy. C. C. lira. I‘llsmanrice and P. C. C. lira. Banish. of Stamford. were present to watch the work of installation. The palace of Ellen Berry and Kate Phillips were voted on. Chief Basalt James Dyer. of Court Nam, and Ira. 'Dyev were promised for membership. “Wasteland. la the Court of Chaim Pleas yes- mammal. ll. llritlo and wife ‘a't loath licrwaik. against the New roan. flew mus and Hartford itali- use may an. amicably raided. uiol'dadiw'lh'.Charleen.ltowuilto testify low the plainiil, which will be upon his return that Florida. in ApriL After that ”semis will be submit: ted. The Advocate prints the follow: ing mat of the case: The suit is for 81,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained by the plaintid in a nasaauit committed by defendant in 1898. Both parties are well known contractors. The plaintil belongs in llew Canaan. and the deten- dant isa resident of Stamford. One day nearly. five years ago. they met neariheeornerotiiainandlitlsntic streets, sad in the course of s dispute about a building can ct in which they was engaged, hlw we were «and. lir. Willets claim that lir. Herring struck him without provocation and knocked him down upon the sidewalk. the fall and contact with the pavement breakingone of his fingers and cans— im onc'of his eyes to swell and be- come discolored. For that physical in: Jury. and for strain upon his feelings «used by the; assault. lir. Willets thought the court should award him 31.000. The claim of Contractor Herring diners materially from that set up by Contractor Willsis. According to the former. the New Cans» gentlunan permitted his angry passions to rise to such an extent that he closed his fist and assumed a puglllstic. attitude. “Don't put up your ‘dukes' to me." the Stamford wutractor says he said to therein Canaan contractor. Each had loatheenanellslng theotller oftelllng lies. and both were excited. hir Her~ Wurst he used only enough m he with aside the pmnacious ' of New Canaan and the the We is that such a aanaad the plaintiff to utilises foreman and to break his tidger and black his eye. At the the the times 000m. were lit “I! r WW“ giant in the Court of Common Plans. as well unto the Cill’ Court of Stamford. Herring was ur- mrested soon after the incident. charged with pundit and breach of the peace. The trial lasted a long time. Judgi- Downs imposed a line of St, for breach of the peace. in the presentmction John H. Light. of South Norwalk. ls counsel for the plaintlfl. while the interests of the def. fondant are looked after by Attorneys Carter and Cummings. lorwalklsthodlat Church. There has been no falling off of in- terest In the revival work of the Nor- walk Methodist church. as the large audience last night testified. The par tor preached on "The Seeking Saw tour." and there were a number of new factors at the altar seeking Christ. The meeting; tonight will be the last this week. The Rev. A. J. Smith. of Bast Norwalk, will assist the pastor. This church is preparing for a great day. Sunday. The children's meetings have been remarkably well attended and great interest is manifested. Miss Van Hoo- sear illustrated her talk yesterday with a magnet. and the children listened very attentively. A meeting will he held this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thea luamnnch circle of King's Dataghters will meet this afternoon with Miss Hattie licodeid. of Main street. Members will he received church, Sunday. The llpworth league business meet- ing announced for tonight will be postponed one week. at the ‘ lorthsast 30!! dunner. Pupils perfect in attendance at the Northeast district school for the month of January were: Frankie (iregory. Willie Cogswell. Sadie Cogswell. dior- rls Cogawell. George Philips. Thomas Lawlor. hens Wsialts. Bertha Website. Clarence Bantam Ethel armory. Wal- ler Bunion. llaad Bunny. Emil Iliaer mans. Bantu fillow and Verna Greg: ory. Absent one-half day. aismle Campbell: absent one day. Clinton Demon. at Phillips, Nellie Calm and nu Campbell. 1...... no» Own pussy. Torsional-Oar Own Country" wasthasmsetoithett'onaaa'alio nonarymaaeisgiatheaoatkliorwslk averylnlerlistiagaadiaatraetlvsway wmmmmmmnam Illa". thefermer writing as ”The tiara."lhslalsroa"'rhs Warn.” Elephant-osmium aloha P. m. who lull m Mummm Bloodbath One tor Convic- 1 I. w” ‘ new Haven, unwritten} delib- eration which consumed twenty hours. the jury which has been trying Captain city. for the alleged crime of arena, in hiring one Cooke to set hrs to the Ton- tine hotel, was discharged by. Judge Bareback. thef‘touuaauuau having mod that an agreement was imposdble. From izid o'clock yesterday after- noon until 1 o'clock this afternoon. the jury reported sis tunes that they could not agree. Each time they were sent back. when the spokesman dually gave it as his opinion that the jury could not reached agreemeii. Hodgdon will be released» 85.000 bonds. the amount fixed for his appear: once for trial. and a mood trial is ex: pected ' it is understood that the jury atom] ten to ours for conviction. nurses autumn! MWMapaleoraoffls - to it Agaiut Them. Theream of Company Eroticth reg- Imena. of Norwalk, was donated by the crack Eastern District Young Men's Christian association team, of Brook- lyn. last night. at the iatter's gymna- sium. the score being 28 to ,5. The visitors were shut out in the hut half. while on the four goali by Colin and one by Hovermsu. the Eastern ills- tricta ran as ten palate. in the scandal polninchiotto putting the ball into the basket for a foul. and Brotherton and Gilmore each scoring from free throw. For the home. team Coihn sutured three. llrummond two. Valentino two, and Hovermnn and "can one goal each from free throws. The lineup: Y. M. C. A. Company i'. .l. Drummond r. f. l.. Lockwood ii. Hoverrnan l. t. W. Ranch :i. 2;; 21mm" «centre ll Brotherton Max liens i. g w. Gilmore F. ii. Collin r. g. A. Ghiotto Iowan" Birthday. Miss Era May Williams, of Meadow street, entertained her friends Tuesday evening in honor of the anniversary oi her birthday. Games and music were enjoyed until 2 a an, when the guests departed. declaring they had had a pleasant-time. A tempting supper was served at midnight. Among the germs were Misses Daisy, Grace and final» Whitmore. liens Utzlnger. Minnie Hal: IOi'k. and Messrs. Joseph Monarch. George Moore. Samuel Nash. Charles Miller. l-‘red Lurldquisi and fimlfrey lllsinger. nonorsforlorwalh Boreas. landlord i'. H. Tuttle's Sir Walter carried off the honors in the snow races at Bridgeport. yesterday. Today a number of Norwsiiu horses will com- pete with the Park City's speedy step- psrs. Those who went over were Mr. Tuitlc‘s Sir Walter. Edward Adams' Ellard Ella. and Hanice de F. lock- wood's Bay Baron. it is expected that Bayllaron will carry on all the honors. several Norwslk horsemen went over this alternoou to witness the sport. “is. Triniiymmrch Club Inception. The Trinity Church club gave a de~ lisbtful reception last night at the res- idence of ii. C. Patron in lilmwood avenue About thirty members of Bethany chapter of Trinity church were entertained. Dancing was on: land until nearly midnight There was an intermission. when a dainty collation was served lie-era. William. Jesse and Joseph Llnxweiier provided music. Old Wail Wins “Puebla The passable games played last night in the rooms of the Old Well Hook and ladder company resulted in a vluaory for out Well. whose scuare was it; llaylowsua ll. This ties the two as: ties of games thus far played. The seat meeting will be on Thursday akin. at iiayaower linen and ladder mpsay's boa-u. in last Norwalk. Mimi-idioms _ nouuonls‘lhesaaperlorconn in this . I haltthslierwalkaoldiersamaddva. IDAY. FEBRUARYi ll-iliS. they were ate supper at , . only 'W water and food. will. He ad- ,io'cotnmit a ter- . l'm going to will shock the o. ’Iuttatha - lander ”in De- fense of 1!. I. .. lnrphy. Albany. N. i'2 . «Ex-Congress- , man Perryllsl ‘ sent to Demo- cystic Lander ' r. Donnelly. of the Assembly. a letter of huge» tionsastoths Etolacpursuedln defending United Senator Bd— word lldrplly hora the attack made upon him for rosin a- the Teller res: olutioo in llr. Belmont. who was a during the am campaign. attention to the role of and inlcy in Can- gross in it‘ll on " Matthews silver reeollltl "Why’. says was exactly the some can “it cast by hir. blur- pby on allerrholutaon. He says sister took sick ’ [ATESTNEWSBY WIRE A Partner [locked to Death with an Axe by Polish Laborers. SHERIFF IN SEARCH 0E THEE. A Veterans, I Y,Woman round Dead at the Toot ofaatairway, withsnngaOashln them ofharBesd. W ” (3! Associated Press.) Buffalo. N. Y.. Feb. i.—liichaei Bars. a farmer. aged 7i). living near Lancns~ tar, a village six miles from Bud'nlo, was ,killed early this morning by a Polish laborer in Borg a employ Borg was hacked to death with an axe. The motive was robbery. The Pole encap- od and tho sharia of Buffalo is making a search for him. Dead at the Foot of the Stairs. Water-town. N. Y,, Fob. i.-—hirs. Jo- hanna While. aged about lit). was found dead at the foot of her stairway of boar home, No. :‘a Bronson street. this morn: lug. Her husband made the discovery and notified the neighbors. There was a huge gash in the back of the woman's head. The neighbors tell the story that the woman and her hnsiiand have been intoxicated for the past few days and have freulwntiy quarrcled. The au- thorities are investigating. GIBSON noun Adm. Held in New York to Await Bequisitio Papers from this State New York Feb. 4 ~i’lrorgo (lithium he does hill. therefore see how a Re- who was arrested here two wrecks 3&0 publirail Legislature can chastise or condemn a United finial senator for doing the Mint which its own representam “teed of the nation hell not a , : Washington. Keir. ~i. «Born A. Della the slavyenr-old daughter of Edward L. Della. a hllckslwr. was burns-d dumb yesterday afternoon by a. fire in the kitchen of their home near Twin- ing City, in the suburbs of Washing- ton. Her two younger brothers. one aged four years. and the other four teen months, were badly burned. lm. will recover. in llsctlon to am a Vacancy. London. Feb. i~The election in the southeast division of Durham, to fill the parliamentary vacancy ensured by . theldcath of Major General Sir H. M. Beveled-Allan. Litwral Unionist, re- sulted as follows; Mr. Joseph Richard- son, inborn], 6.286; The Hon. F. W. lampton. Liberal Unionist. null; Lib- oral majority. :75. Al the last eluc- tiou. the Liberal l'nionist candidate, had a majority of ”-6 votes. President Dole and his Suits. whalui'a'asuon. Fob. l.-i’res|tlept Dale. of the Hawaiian republic, and his Mlllo will leave Washington for Bunnie Bun. day night, instead of Monday night. as they originally intended. The): will be entertained in Buffalo on Monday by the board of directors of the Pan- American exposition. rinlnhar legion Inna. Cardiff, Feb. inbe British steam- er lions Captain Muir. which arrived here January 24 fro New York via Halifax. and which as not yet com» plated discharging. took fire in her en- gine room last «colon The city lire brigades were called out mad now have the bra under control. The extent of the damage done is not yet ascertained. lritishlhipaovs Ashore. Dunkirk. Feb. i—Jl'be British ship Anders, Captain Pasture. bound from .lnsln October 1. for here. when near the harbor. went ashore. It is especi- ed that she will be towed on without having sudersd any damage. liar crew have landed. ' Cold 'svshasnimppaarad. New York. rub. P‘l‘he cold wave has disappeared for the time being at narrate. Minna. today ilustharv m it dqrsss above rare-nut roar gradually as the day maldsr.‘ The sun shoes bright- l! and there was little wind. ...... v i charged with luargiary in llaulmry Conn. and who was released owing to the absence of a warrant. was re-ar- rested yesterday. lie was committed for thirty days to await requisition pn- pere. lie is accrued of stealing a gold watch-aim chain from Hannah Ridge. of Danbnry. The warrant for Gibson arrived two days after his recent dis- charge. f Japanese Fleet lanosvring. Yokohama, Feb i—«Tiao Japanese fleet in manoeuvring prior to a cruise in Chinese waters The press is sic lent on the sltI‘tion in China and it i believed the premier. the Marquis lie is awaiting the settlement of the Ger man ulaina before uommittlng Japan to ,nny policy. The Rnsuian squadron is :withont smokeless coal. and the sup- i ply here in small. Dual fought with Swords. l’nria. Feb. 4,—A duel nrramgrd be- tween M. Alexandre llillrraud. editor of La Petite liepulbltque Francoise and um. 0'1" the Paris deputies. and Ill. Hi ‘u'i‘ ry Invertujoian, tlrpilfj' for fit. l'rics. was (might with swords today. Tb» former was wounded in ‘ihc right arm. The dispute grew mil of an altercation during thr- debuts» in lint~ chamber yrs. . (crater. Iowan Killed in a Collision. (ilaagow. Feb 4 «wt mall train and a: freight train hove been in uoliislml on the Glasgow and Southwestern rail- road. near Troop. The driver and tire- man of the freight train and five work' men who were on board the mail train were killed. in addition 36 persons were injured. some of them fatally. . lire Destroyasnry Good-Item Wayne, W. V .. Feb. twill" last night destroyed Walker's dry goods store, Dean's grocery house, Burgess' millinery store. Walker's hotel. Pritch- ard’s Inn. Smith's hotel and several smaller buildings. Loss estimated at “p.000, with but little insurance. Joeksyl’ihpatrlehbasd. Baratoga. N. 7.. Feb. PWillism J. Fitzpatrick. locker and starter. known on every running track in the ”filled; states and Canada. died of pneumonia. tusisy. lie was born at Mount Holly. N. 1.. thirty-sis years ago. lie is sur: rived by a widow and three children. drsiasrhrooklynldlv. New York. Feb. i.-—Tlue big armored miner Brooklyn left the Brooklyn navy yard about ll o'clock this mora- lag and passed out from Quarantine about it minutes later. Organ Usher Dead. Philadelphia. rah. ease Bassaeie firm, of the piano and organ than of Inlay 1. Bruce. died last sight. and- ulsniy. at his hon» is this city. is his lulu year lit. Brute was born In Vila mission, Vi. tor Hill smsslaup on the x and Maine road yesterday was dnplflaindv " in the iv‘itchburg road at Porter sta- tion this morning. at 9:iii. A ~trsi‘ll had just pulled out from this station when a train behind it crashed into the last car and demolished it. A The passengers in both trains were shaken up and many were thrown to the door. it is not known at this time whether any one is badly injured or not. The station at which the accident occurred is about a mile from Harvard Square. The cause of the accident has not yet been learned. Mum Hanged this lorning. Berlin. Ont. Feb. i.~—James Allison was hanged this morning. The trap was sprung ill 8:6” o'clock. Allison's neck was broken. The crime for which James Allison paid the death penalty was the murder of Mrs. Orr. wife of Anthony Orr. near Gait, on August 9 last. l'hae body of Mrs. Orr was found in a hastily Hallstrtlrtlml grave in a corn- field on the (in farm. Allison, one of the form hands. a (illlivli’ilfed boy of is. was Billipu'lml. tried and covicu-d. Some time after his conviction be con- fessed to having killed Mrs. Orr with an axe while attending to his morning chores. and hiding the body temporar- ily in the corn patch. until he had an opportunity to carry it to n neighhob ing swamp, where he had :a grave pre- pared for it. The motive for the murder advanced at the trial was that of revenge for lira. flrr's refusal of his improper at— tentions, but this, Allison in his con— (cushion. slmlfly contradicted. The neiahlaorhoml in the vicinity of Gall and Berlin has been worked up to a high pitch over the commission of the dew! and the subsequent proceedings. Winter Wheat in In” Topeka. Kan. Feb. 1W!- bilrn. of the State Board of W- film. called on his correspondents in the- state about th time of the last heavy snow for r rts on the condi- tion of wheat throughout the stale. Reports have been received from 3i counties. and after carefully tabular: ins and comparing them. Mr. Colburn has prepared his drnt crop bulletin for thr- yr-nr. The conclusions in the bill- letin are the best judgment of more than 500 of the beat farmers in Kan- sas. A summary of the reports re— cc trod from all sections of Kansas con- granting the present condition of win- ‘il‘l‘ wheat. with but few exceptions. 'uuullua the situation to be moat encour- toxins and the condition is over the ‘amugc (or the time of year. Yale-Prim noble. Princeton. N. 1., Feb; i~The quea- tlou for the annual Yale~Princcton dc- Emmi. to ocurur on March 25. was an- >pounced today as follows. ”,Resulvcd ,That national party lines should be- ,dieregurded in the choice of the coun- oils and administrative ofllclnla of Am- ‘erlcnn cities.” The question was chasm by Princeton. and Yale will have the choice of sides. Princeton will propose 20 judges, and from that list Yale will select three regular judges and three alternates. Prince- ion's representatives in the contest which will he haul this yet at Prince— top will be selected February 25. Irandnlant Banking. Omaha, Nah, Feb. i-i‘rnuk B. Johnson. William Johnson and C. A. Sharp. manager. Cashier and president respectively of the defunct illdlaud State bank, were yesterday held for trial in the district court on a charge of fraudulent banking. They gave no bell. nors AID nuns Mexico City. Feb. i~lir. Bryan's summary of Mexican conditions has been translated into Spanish and pub: ilshsd‘in El Nuado. an evening paper with a large cltculaiion. Beloii. Wis. ifs-b. twill. W. Wheeler. who died here of pneumonia, was one of the most widely known Christian years of age. Chicano. rob. km Wampoid. a well-known wholesale ciothisr and one otthewealthlastiaaniniherityiy deed. of pneumonia. trait dealers daeiare thatthe earns “murderous-maritime”: isgthsgstssagalastthsfnalfrsitot this country wilibsssosmoleoa: nanahIahardaaiptathasl musselslaemctlhs Americasltrawbearaeompa’ayyesisr: day. infilesaisrliawuui‘ofleerssae mlesionarissintheWest. Hewitt 03.0.1800 removedtothonewbsng 3.345.1225 s V to - " ins. tot. Saw WANTID. WANTED-Three or lolly persons can secure ”table private family. Will. . one or two with rooms as dress "1. 9.," Sentinel alias. WAKTED~0ld sewing mach! V" change for the New No. 9 motion and ball bearing , Wilson sewing machine. dresses of those desiring to machine left at their home in Frederick W Rogers, 19 lain Norwslk and 80 Washington South Norwnlk. WANTBD~Free tea act. ' , us your full address plainly ' and we will express you 75 at onlllte Arabian Perfnmo " . sell among friends, at 10 cents when sold. remit us the may ‘ express charges) and we will you a beautiful decorated dildo. set of 56 pieces for your trouble. size for family use Name express office and address. . Perfume (30.. Bridgewater. m WANTED—Bis rooms. with m gas. convenient to South , post-once. Address 5. 8. - 16 North Main street, Booth walk. you can. 7 7 FOR BALL~A "Comfort" lieu goodasnew. Will be sold ~-/ Apply at Wrights carriage tory. iron saw-4 chance to hey a _ sleigh. pole and shells. in Miss Julie Lockwood. ~ Used but lit» tle. Will be sold at half cost. it St. John Lockwood. mics. . m1 FOR SALE-omitted price on heaters. South Kuwait - company, 42 Booth Iain M. you BALM‘W made of the best unlit] bacon. and make an ideal to a smoker. Price, only 8 containing 25 cigars. The Oil: Cigar Co., manufacturers. , NOR SALE-ll you want a good try the.li. I B. every blade forged Bo. Norwalk lldw. (is. So Main street. 3750 will buy a choice bananas lat 1501!“) in one of the m streets of Boltll Norwaih: high, it] healthful; walk laid "W Ill ‘1’. and petition for sewer in M lion l’articnlara of Taylor a use den. ’ TO LIV. . TD LET~First door. to south Isis street, five rooms. modern improvp: menu. rent $1.5. possesnon at can: also rents at $7 and 88. Add!“ '9 apply to lira. Yonogs. ”Bast mm. Bast Norwnik. Conn. ’I'o l.ET~—ilecond door of five with city water. at 55 Osborn" East Norwalk. Edam “ Thomas B. Smith. on the ' or Patrick Heckler, W W" Works. T0 Lian—rim door. in ‘ South Main street; lam Woodward avenue: sis , liall block. suitable for _ door, sis rooms. No. 10 ' E. A. Woodward.“ CLAIRVOYANT linden be at in Washington. Norwallu. on and after _ rusty ii, for one west. . ed. Ladies only. BNQUIBB for aortas.- iiisea milk. and also am imttled. Creams. m . eat. :8 Taylor smug: ; . wast-sues. rue. fl fun-immunoa- parasite maiden i
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