Players Gathered is by Police
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A poker game in progress at 24
Washington street. yesterday morning
at 1 Echo . was broken up by the
South hipr'walk police.
Qomplaint had been made to the our
lice that. gambling was going on there
under the guise of a club. Chief of
Police Vollmer. accompanied by Cap-
tain Gladstone. Ollieers Pennington.
'l‘nlhill and Reaction. went to the third
floor of the building and awaited an
Opportunity togat in. This came when
one of the party unlocked the door and
”PM. out into the hall. Eight men
that were in the room were placed un-
der arrest and the“cards and chips on
the table were conleeated.
' The reputed proprietor of the place.
ls Joesph Peterson. and the others gave
their names to the ofleers as Harry
Howard. Richard Medina. Frank Will.
lame. Thomas Sims. Samuel Wilson
Frank P. Scam“ and George Haddock.
They were all released on bonds. Peter-
son depositing 825 and the others no
apiece for their appearance. When the
court opened for business this morning
the bonds were all declared forfeited.
as nonetof the prisoners appeared.
The mus wire.ouly rented a BM
time ago. Peiarmn alleging that he de-
sired them for his family. which would.
move in in a few ”days.“
”mantles...
ire-margar- sanctum-tut .Id
Mandamus” Treasury.
mania-t annual; limit to the
Young Mae's obsidian acclaim. el-
, ,, m of ~ I
. ly wtil’ilsd ltll local
attractions. drew stood-st audience
to Hoyt'a Theatre'llatarosy flight. and
was evidently as much enjoyed as those
that preceded it. The prim-amine as
published in the“ columns Saturday
was carried out. i was most act-cw
ably rendered.
The piano duet by lines Bette and
Miller demonstrated that they are
skillful musicians. Miss Alice May
Sherwood's singing was. as it always
is. a source of pleasure to the auditors
She was eacored. Miea Agnes Little-
iohu proved in her two programme
numbers and all encore that she is a
finished violinist. The accompanist
was Miss Amy Wood. The education-
lat was Miss Gertrude Lyon. a favorite
with Norwslk Woes. and her se-
lectlons were admirable. langfellow's
"Leap of Roushaa Beg" being espe
cially forceful. tins Edith Cook of
Hartford. the mandolin soloist. finely
interpreted her numbers. and was the
recipient of a bouquet. Mrs. Joseph ll.
i‘illow accompanied. Harry Pepper.
who has a well established reputation
as a ballad singer of ability. received a
warm reception. and it was conclusive-
ly shown that his voice has lost none
of its sweetneeaaad power. Miss iletis
was accompanist. A male quartette
composed of News. Ambler. Force.
Morehouee and Warren. took the place
upon very short notice of the Bridge-
port quartette that was to ring, and
although the time for rehearsal was
limited they all: most acceptably. All
the artists responded to escort-s.
The gymnastic -esbibitlou in the
third part of the programme showed
the work that is done in a corner of
training in the Y. M. t'. A. gymnasium.
This portion of the entertainment was
provided by members of the ilridgcport
association. The tumblm were
flange ll. Rowland, Jr.. and W. E.
Bailey. The gymnastic team was un-
tier the nineties of o. A. (lsblrr. Jr..
physical director, and the members
participating wan nrthur Cornell. it.
Whiter ii. I. ”fill. Fells Martin. J.
II. Tow1.S. xiii. John llreater sad it
0. Sections. fl'he accompanist was
Thomasl. W.
Meme-deem
“Wuhan.
As the m supra-e. due is
Wk,“ i m. was taking the
b!
county convention of the An-
Order‘s! Hibernian was held in
M Norwalk division hall. Wash-
instill M rumor.
an uneventful: was called to order
by unwary Presidenti. c. lvere. of
and after the opening
indie-s an adjournment was taken
to St. Joseph's church, where the del-
sgam attended mass and listened to a
sermon especially prepared by Rev.
John T. Winters.
At 1:45 o'clock the fifty—two dale:
gates went to the Mahackemo Hotel.
where Landlord Wale served one of
his finest dinners.
Delegates were praisem from Dan-
bury. Stamford. Bridgeport. Nerwallt
and South Norwalk. Addresses were
made in the afternoon by the chaplain.
Rev. John T. Winters. of South Nor-
walk; James P. Bree. of New Haven.
and P. .l. Finn. of Philadelphia.
The following oillcers were elected at
the business session for a term of two
years:
County President—«J. fl. lvers.
Bridgeport.
Secretary-:Phlllp Ii. Flynn, Bridge-
port.
Treasurer—Michael Mullins. Stom—
ford.
mwans P03 I”. m.
Presented by the Veteran “in club
inlemaohranee of her Birthday.
The members of the Veteran Whist
club met on Saturday evening at the
residence of Senator Ferris. the occa-
sion being the anniversary of the
birthday of Mrs. J. H. Ferris. Many
beautiful floral tokens of remembrance
were presented to the hostess in com-
memoration of this event. The mem-
bers reaching the highest scores were
S. C. Palmer. Mrs. J. A. Slater. ilr. It.
L. Rhine and Mrs. I. 3. Keep. After
partaking of a bountiful collation a
chill“ meetlfi was held. and the fol-
lowiu oflcers were elected:
Mat—~Senator John H. Ferris.
Vida Presidents-lire. J. ll Knapp.
MrsW. ii Swords and Mrs. S.(. Pal—
mer.
Secretary and Treasurer—Colonel
hello Smith. ,
The seas-eating will be held on
Friday of this week at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knapp. West
street.
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I‘d Lactate for the children.
The second lecture for children ar-
ranged by Mrs. E. ii. Holchklsa will be
held at Thursday afternoon at the
Norwalk Opera House. beginning at 4
o'clock. The doors will open at 3:20.
The subject will he the British Isles.
Holland. Belgium. France and Spain.
Moving pictures, illustrating the lee-
ture. will be thrown upon the canvas
by John H. Jackson. Fred W. lingers
has kindly consented to give a phono-
graph eshibitlon for ten minutes be-
fore. the lecture begins. last week
Miss Dorothy Cholwell gave such an
entertainment. to the delight. of tho
children. Owing to the crowded culti-
ditlou of the hall last week. it has been
decided to make the age limit eight
years instead of seven. Superintend-
ents. patroneaacs and clergy will be
cordially welcomed.
”Joseph's laser.
A good-sized audience was present
ilaturdity evening at the beset of St.
Joseph's parish. and enjoyed the differ-
ent framreslmmeasely. Frederick lioyt
entertained for twenty minutes in one
of his inimitable monologues. The ice
cream table was liberally patronised;
the guild table did a rushing basins-us
in its bargain sales; the lady canvua~
am busted themselves with their
wares; free dancing with indulged in.
and the evening proved a sucrmiul
one financially as well as usually.
mouth-Mahala".
Albert Rowe. delivery clerk for flab
ward finite ' of Norwalk. is laid up
with a badly out tom the mil of an
attack of nightmare. lie arose in his,”
sleep and attempted to kick out the
window with his bare feet. lie mesh»
ed the glass and out himself severely.
The pain irate the wound awoke bin:
and be summoned assistance. A phy-
sician was called to sew up the rut.
Mlle-spleen.
Henry flares. a wellaltaowa earpeo~
tar. who has been ill several months.
died about t o'clock lest alght. at his
monument. Ithlruaawsala
the thirtydltlrll year at his ago. its
icevuawldow. lit firm was a
member at m lodge. Sons of
Bernese. sad has my friends in
laws.
The mu will be held W
alteration at 1:. o'clock frees his late
bolas All ”he” at llembeldt ledae
REVIVV Hill V VEVVVVVIV
Adjourned licetlog of the Norheld
Parish Mutual Council.
illfllllEll lEVTEll IVV EVIDENCE
Obsedbylr.ArlhnrfroInalsmber
of a Partner Parlahin Indiana.
TestifyiugtohieaoodOonducl
—lspreealonefludgment.
The adjourned meeting of the mut-
ual council of the Fairfleld West con-
socialtn. called to consider the troubles
in the Norlleld parish church. is being
held in the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church today. Bev. John Du-
puy. of Bridgeport. is presiding.
Nothing was done outaide the execu-
tive session of the council this morn—
ing. except to give Rev. C. M. Arthur.
whose conduct is in question. and Mr.
lane. leader of the aggrived party. an
opportunity to present any new evi-
dence received since the council ad-
journed at Weston last Thursday
morning. Mr. Arthur offered one let-
ter from a member of the church in
Bremen. "L. which endorsed him.
The council began its proceedings
this morning on the expression of
lutkment from the members of the
council. and at ”:30 an adjournment
was taken to lane's restaurant, where
dinner was served.
'11!- can MI 01’ Pm.
luv 1. I. Schuyler to Preside During
Rector Morris’ Absence.
Rev. Livingston It. Schuqu. of New
York. who has just returned from a trip
to Europe. will have charge of Trinity
parish for the next three months. dur-
ing the absence of the rector. Rev.
Frederick W. Norris. and will admin-
ater to all the olilcee of the church at
the rectory in West street.
Rev. Mr. Norris preached his last
sermon previous to selling for Europe.
last night. to a very large cougnga~
lion. hithough adhering considerably
from an attacked neuralgia. the dis
course was a powerful one.
Iaportofloartl d lalief.
The Board of Belief of the town of
Norwalk received 168 appeals from the
doings of the assessors. and made the
following abatemeuts:
2M aoldiera' exemptions ....... 8220.5“
Sis blind exunptions .......... 17,750
Penalty. non-residents. etc ..... 2.070
Errors moments of bank
slorli to savings banks. etc... talus
Other abatements ............. £5315
Additions to lists \vere made as fol-
lows:
Added to lists. penalties ......... $2 225
Added to list», book stock. . 24d;
Added to lists, real estate. etc. . itself.
An Ancient Sleigh.
Oscar iiaulto has quite a relic at his;
Norwalk stables in the shape of an an
cleni sleigh. formerly the property of
Abliah Belts, father of Mrs. Charles
Matthew Gregory. The slruh came
into ptmesslou of Hubbard Blakoslcc.
and he in ttirn disposed of it to Mr,
Banks.
Pineudge'hist Players.
The Pine ledge Whlst club was on-
tertalncil last Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Christian Sworiz. of lluvlloud
street. the prizes were taken by hire.
Robert H. Wilson and Mrs. P. W.
Matty. The club tneetu next Friday
with hire. "more in llubbt-ll, l2 Mor-
gan avenue.
Old Polka' Whiat (flab.
The (lid Polka' Whiat club will meet
with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cram. of
East avenue. Saturday evening. it, will
be the last meeting until after heat.
«St Joseph’s lesser.
interest will center in the supper to
besupplled at ill. Joseph's batter this
evening and tomorrow evening. The
entertainment this evening is a char-
acter farce. entitled "Advertising for
Help."
lower ripe combination.
Akron. 0.. Feb. ll.-'l’he sewer pipe
combination. by which it was planned
to organise an alumnae corporation
out of the computes doing business in
tlhlo, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
seems to have gone the way of previous
attempts at similar combinations. The
committee appointed to nature the rig:
natures of manufacturers to the agree-
ment report that several large plants
have failed to loin the movetnem.
hssbeeapraetlcellydsriaradod.
Sets fleas Deemed.
Paris. Pith. lin/haa the trial
gs.
table bomb .
abilities.
the test. 'l‘hl
Garwood Judd
and attached in a fuse.
pauions soup .
rocks and Val
leportoftha
of Tacoma. A
lob was found in
here Saturday
win the open this
,~ edtobeaverlr
‘ lug asploslve cap
The little tube safety'l sake had
been submerged to water pending
. lug contractor
it to an open lot
After igni-
Jttdd and his com-
alter behind some
in a short time the
M‘th a loud report.
. . about half in two.
portion there was
ty aubetaue The
« Ephraim.
The planned , e bomb In the lock-
up is still a" - > and all tramps
re to be searched
tingthefuse
2 m 'n,
V 'ingoflany Valu-
ablem thallcmdike.
'ramma. w '3 V lr'eb. li.——0n I)".
it. last bench ms were discovered
on a side hill _ ve Eldorado in the
Klondike . . The first three
claims were i .. by Dr. Savage.
Benjamin Olson '> d Enoch Emmons.
' mpede followed and
many claims w taken up.
News of the . discovery is can-
talucd in a l«liq from Olson reunited
yesterday by gs; wife. It was dated
DH. is, three. ,, a after the first
claimswere 1 ,f . 1.
Not far Away} " d 200 feet higher up
on Eldorado .. still another bench
has been all it is said that
one claim ow there has opened a
rich pocket . er ten feet square.
from which he “ taken $8.000. Other
stories of rich lies in the same sec-
tion are aleo~ ed in letters from
the north.
llo'uston. Texas. Feb. ll.-1‘he fourth
mysterious murder of the past two
weeks was committee-d last night on
the banks of Buffalo Bayou. in a well
frequented port of the city. The vir-
tlm was John T. litirst. a salute-keep-
er. Hurst was seated in his place of
business about midnight. A woman
sleeping in the rear of the place now
afterward heard u noise, ran lottlir he
bur-room and found the dim“ body of
lltfrtll lying in the doorway. The back
of his head was crushed in. and it
short distance away in the ain‘t“! lay a
mupliug pin covered with blood and
hair The woman saw the murderer
and has given a description in the on
lire
APromlnavitcitiaenofthecityleuda
alalletintohislead.
Stamford. i-‘ib. li—-.lohn Williams.
aged 70. a well-known citizen of this
place. committed suicide this morning’
by shooting himself.
He had been in porn health. and had
the constant attendance of ii profew
slonal nurse. Between 7 and ll o'clock
this morning he sprung out of bed.
and shutting a revolver shot himself
behind the ear. llo died instantly.
Mr. Williams leaves a widow and
two daughters.
lookiagforlllihustara.
New fondue. Conn. Feb. liv—Two
customs officials from Bridgeport er‘
rived in this city at 3:40 this morning.
and branded one of Pamela ilmtt’s
titan. immediately after the tug steam-
ed down the harbor and out into the
lifltlllll. It is stated that these officials
have been lnstrtiilcd to patrol and
search the eastern and .of long Island
firmed for the purpose 'of interrupting
it allowed llllllustrrlug expedition.
The burials returned at it 0'ch
without news of the lilihustm.
chi-assaulted“
San I'ranclseo. fob. “~le Slag. a
Chinese girl. was murdered at her
home. career of Bartlett Alley and Pen
rt street. this morning shortly before
i o'clock by charlie Dean. a hali-
hread fiblaeee. lie had disguised hith-
eeliusaegro.audwheaaheopeaad
the door is nastier to his knock. he
stabbed her to death with a 12-inch
highblader'a knife. lie surrendered
to the police.
”that“.
Moguls.ltees.ree.il~ssamit
chaplaatoflhaiisltmcarpateom-
lavatmvlllrhashaaaeloa-
saterealeatlailrywisd. lurethas
imam assassin rhesus. Au
mmhmldtahtu
Amateur Cracksmcn Attempt to
Rob the Safe in o llerldcn Store.
Billfilll AT WORK Mill ESCAPE.
lymrlonsAi-tlcleronndia the cor-
rltwr ofthej'homastou Lock-up
Proveatobea lamb—Suicide
ofaStsmfordlsu.
Meriden. Conn. Bell. ll.-Amateurs
attempted to rob the safe inEPiert-e A:
I’upfer's grocery store about 2 o'clock
this morning. The robbers were very
reckless and worked on the safe in
plain view of people [tossing along the
street. Silas Carr. who lives opposite
the store. was awakened by the noise
of an explosion. and limiting across the
street. into the store now the burglanl'
shadows on the wall, The men were
using a sledge hammer to break off the
hinge. and the noise made could be
heard all along the black. (furl ltrflmi'
ed his wife, who went um and aroused
neighbors. but the burglars took the
alarm'before any one returned. Five
mlnuteo’ more work would have orient-d
the sale and the men would have he—
cureti Sign. The police think it the
work of amateurs. ..
onenr "01 m weer.
Pusan m Waiting to Load at
them of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. l'a.. l-‘eh. liwi’iftcen
atmushlpa are now in port. loading or
waiting their turn to loud the grain
that is coming to this city from the
West in great quantities. Their ag—
gregate carrying capacity amounts to
over 3.000.000 bushels. and all the grain
elevators at Port Richmond, Washing-
ton avenue and Girard l’olnt are kept
busy in meeting this heavy rush upon
them. This big grain lleet consists of
the British steamahipa Anna Moore.
Briardle. Cyril. Cyrus. Cape Comarin.
Strathgarry. Viseanla. Bier-grin. lang-
ham. Florence. Aureola. Barely and
Victoria; the ltaliau steamship Glen‘
arehy and the Swedish steamer Ovitlia.
During the past week thirteen other
vessels not including regular liners.
were chartered to load grain here. and
the prospects for large shipments of
corn. wheat and oats were never
brighter. A number of vessels recent-
ly ordered here came from Hampton
Winds. their charters having been if
felted while they were at sea.
1'00 HUGE POI SPAN! PRIDE.
the Delicate Incident
London. Feb. li~The 8t. .lamea (la-
zettc this afternmn. referring to tho
llrlmue incident. says:
"It appears that President McKinley
in really making a serious incident out
of the affair. lie is not content with
the prompt resignation of Debome. A
disavowal from Spain and an apology
are now demanded from Madrid. and
this is a little too much for Spanish
pride. is the American government.
which has had for some time ample
justification for intervention in Cuba
if it had been able to make up its mind
to interfere. going to pick a quarrel
OVf'r'lllil paltry business? Tboae in-
terested in historical parallels will ru-
call that Napoleon III in llllil. refused
to hr- satlsdetl with King William's dill-
avowal of his kinstnan’o candidature
for the Spanish throne and demanded
a declaration from the king of Prussia
that he would never permit such a ran—
didaluro to be revived. War followed
immediately."
mommy-sameness
thatltwaaarriwatem.
Madrid. Feb. ll.~—’l'he Mineral. awn-
mentiog on the be home letter. said it
was a private document of which the
government misunderstood the test.
It is semi-oneielly stated that oiho
rial claim cannm be founded on a
private letter. that Spain acted rightly
in accepting the. resignation of Senor
Dupuy do were. and that the mini»
tors declare that any claims whatever
are lnedtnlseabie.
communism __
springlleld. Mesa. Feb. ii.-—-lt is not
known here what enact the rare-ates-
detloa oi the flew Iaglaed Textile
erecting in hoetoa yesterday. that a
general strike be begun Is all the cut-
tne stills will have in women Mama-
ehesatts. A later mine of the
help of the Dwight Ilaasiaeterleg coat-
paay at chm are when of two
salons. but aside from the sympathy
felt for their fellow work-ea in m
hieeiaewhere.theydoeotiavor a
strike.
mum-nauseous
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llVESVVEVVSBVVVVVE '
comments of the It James Gazette on .
llouiavllle. Ky., Feb. ll.«A W
ale duel was fought with twins and
pistols between George Vogliud Arv
thur ll. Waldron at Fourth avenue and
K street. l-‘rcd Vogt, the son of George
Vogt. was also drawn into the chem
ter. As a result Waldroa is lying at
the city hospital in a precarious condi—
tion and is not expected to live. Fred
Vogt is at the Gray street inflrmury
badly wounded. anti the elder Vogt is
in jail charged with malicious shoot—
DR. c. 1'. D00
w OIeaW
tomes, tzzaotottsstsuhy
WANTED-Pincers. am
mu SALE—Malawi. new last
pea-ovate."
fathom
nstreel.
“3.7
WAITID.
ply at once. Mahaekomo m
'0' m.
22 foot hoist. 36 foot boom.
«lass condition. Apply to Dr.
tier l’ogt was up charged with murder
and the father of Arthur Waldrou was
one of the principal witnesses for the
Mascaseyleetaneatb leer the
m, Allen. Washington street,
The primary cause of the tr'ouble was Norwalk.
a murder case tried in the Jefferson
county court eight years ago. The old FOR SALE—"3" Killer.
state. in consequence a bitter hatred P10! company, 5'95 Sing, N.
has always existed between the two
families.
FDR SALE—«A "Comfort”
mm hair permanently kill“
our liquid. Harmless and '
use. 50¢: per bottle. post paid;
goodasnew. Will he sold I“
Apply at Wright's carrla'n E
iory
Glenbrooh Railroad ”ion.
(Elf'llilfflflit', Fell. ll. «Thomas
("men aged 7-5. an inmate of the Sol-
diers' Home at Newton Heights. was
killed by a train near the railroad sta-
tiou here at hull. this morning.
Casey become confused and could not
get out of the way of the approaching
train. lie was identified by papws on
FOB SALE—Reduced prise"
FOR SALE—I! you “It A M
heaters. SouthNorwaIk ~ , ,
company. 42 South Main steal} “
anathema-restate”
his person.
American larlnea W.
London. Feb. ll. ----- Mall advices rc-
wired here today from Colombo. Cey-
lon. say that Barnes and King. marines
who belonged in the United States
3150 will buy a choice M
(501145) in one of the
etreetsof South Norwaih:
healthful; walk laid. m h
and petition for sewn In
tlou. Particulars of Taylarl
den.
Cruiser Raleigh, on her way to Chitin
were drowned on the night of Janitor!
2i It is supported they were trying to
éwlni ashore on a' lark," thinking they
“were able to stale the breakwater.
Finding this impossible. they shouted
for help. and boats from the Raleigh .
T0 LET—large furnished to“ ’
1'0 we.
first floor with or without we.
125 South Main street. South Ilse»
walk.
went to their assistance. As the boats
approached Barnes the W. sank.
Neely and Mcflartney.~of the Raleigh‘s
crew. dived for Barnes. but failed to
grapple him. King had already disap-
peared. The two bodies were recov-
ered on January 25.
Investigatingthelsenedy larder.
Stamford, Feb. il.—Coroner Dot-t
came here today to inquire into the
death of Eugene Kennedy. who was
stabbed to death in a aalotm late Soto
urday night. The inquest was con-
ducted in secret. The coroner said he
would bore no statement to give out
today.
{Target lhootinglecardlrokan. I
Trinidad. Polo, l‘el'i. tinnichard
Powers. a member of the Trinidad
little club at the regular weekly shoot
of the club. broke the world's record
for target shaming oil-hand. 2m yards
distant. Powers made a score of in;
out of a mauslble lot) the world's m-
0rd being "' .held by me man in lhc
East.
noes AID DISH".
Paris. Pub. li~—Tha garrison of Paris
has been ro-eniort'rtl by trmps from
Versailles.
Tacoma Wash” Pelt. ii The steam
halting mhooner Edith is now nearly
two weeks overtim- from the Alaska
halibut banks. and fears are entertain-
ed that she has met with disaster of
erotic sort.
ro near—tits mos
'33 dty We! at ll 0am m
East Norwslk. lla'ttl. $850. ,
of lire.
premises, "
walk Iron Works.
of Havllsnd anEi W
room and eighteen . ,
Apply of Taintadga listen.
road place.
T0 LET—Apartmenta'flo. Si ,
Main street (5 rooms). « ‘
prorements. poesemion at 0*?
ply to or address. in. Y ~
East avenue. East llorwelk My
T0 I.B’l'~1‘hree suite of II!
oath corner Pine and Main '”
Thoroughly renovated. perfect one
dition throughout. Reliable It!”
only inquire, Georgec. W
East and Morgan avenue, Norwhlk.
Mid;
T0 LET-Large barn suitable M ”I,
two or three horses. at Not I I”
both street. Apply on the W
1'0 LET—Two tiesirahle m
4 and 3 Gerard place, South
walk; 5 rooms and attic. or!
with use of store room: both” .
use of bath hot and cold water.
etc.
either number
Clothe, Kan. lr'eb. ll-At a mass
meeting of his fellow citizens hold in
this city. John P. ill. John. the es—l’ro-
hibiliou governor was roundly de-
nounced for signing a whiskey peti-
lion.
St. Patti. Mien. Bell. ilwilr. Bolicrt
A. Wheaten. one of the heatpkaown
surgm in the cavalry. died suddenly
last evening of apoplesy.
Milwaukee, lv'eb. lie-At a labor con-
terrace held here. resolutions were
adopted favoring the abolition of the
sub-contract system on city miracle.
and the inserting of a clause in all
such contracts forbidding the central»
tors to work the men more than eight
hours.
Seattle. Wash. Feb. li.--A new plan
is on foot for the organisation of a
series of hospitals at all the chief
points in Alaska. and the chief pro-
moter of the enterprise. flr. P. w.
SunnisoowlnSeattleouhisway
northward.
Hamilton. OIL. Feb. li.-The Ont»
rlo rolling mills were partially a-troy-
etibylrelastuhht: man-cm.
partly covered by Issuance.
llablla. rob. Ii.«-llr. t3. lied-cell.
founded of the Waterford News. is
dead.
Glasgow. rah. lira-The British gov-
ernment has invited laden for four
mm armored cruisers of other
1-0 nest—4t. of r. may ruins. .
1'0]
T0 LET—Beer of second floor
MCI“ All)
and 4th Monday night. JG“
Tuesday night. every I .. '
night. 2d and «Ith m .
every Saturday ni‘hl. Ml; .
lug light and Mil. ”DC
Enquire at the old! of new“
Cigar company. 88 Wall!“
LET—Two outages is brave
All modern
tinel building. Al N '
filth-Mela.“
Norwalk Chronicler