ing of the stockhol-
' ”rt Street Railway
inn held yesterday.
Short duration. for nf~
chat on the port of
' t the meeting atl-
tracks without trans-
Mud. Vice President
- all, and before the
Idol meeting had been
9flint owing to the non-
number of interested
, think it advisable to
may the majority of
1 are oi the same mind,
' A special from Went’
. .6110" Partner, says:
’ no out that the meeting
of the most important
of‘the‘road. and the re-
many stockholders as
s was «implied with. for
mount of $30,000 was rep-
the until-e o'npital. The
on hand early, for an ex—
.. was ftlitlt'lilattltl. it was
pi at yesterday's [trained-
" lily of tho, new owners of
'. « . come out. for no to this
kiwi urn. or iii loam many
in otal ignorano't- oi who
-- rs are. One of the
thinking that perhaps.-
. alight have learned routi-
, , ' mil: Prrnident Raolel ot
fill at” .. line. nth. not the owl:
" -. ed tillrprisvti to learn that
' was in about ”in unmo- po-
ll in regard to that nint-
natal imprpsnion is i'llitf
{ l parties It'llthst- altar-nut
postponenmnt :tro- tho:- ono-s
Qginwrilig lilo- SIilP (I, tho
9. that having t'tllllilli'lttl thv
“(lotions rrtllltlflltl from a!
blowing that in thoolr aim-o flot
‘ ~. could luv oinno This int
_ pfevnilto in \Vr‘éipm’l lell
ll manllmtml among litt- rent.
the town. and thou; are oon‘
the now owners Should turn
Illintlolnllg on no
‘Hf.’
of llilagtel’s Sltnul ti i't-W
dram lllP tilTli‘o- UI’ "to twill—
the Slfv 1th!)ltlfi~i o T0 in
o "W fins to hoom tho to-suii oi
(oi _ rations 'Ilio- :wntinlo-ttt
thclresidmtr. l».- titlit tho- town
_ 91'ij the Norwulk lint- :tlmttrlnt
@d for till» to :t-mll Hwy htlflt'
report gt'tltmlly t'lt‘ll'lit'oi to
M Prettidvnt l’mi- t
. til ‘11"-
v ,. Traction. oonopntly. In tlw
Winner. The)! fo’o‘l that 1hr
. rt company is hollow ovqlltllllt’ll
l! to lutntlit- illo- runol. and low
9 it ‘it Ruth-l alotttitw ll.
lilo long up trod lnlpmw
Mill mntnt‘inio/r
"FAmdeman wit it Rom tt.-. won l
' m. and who i'I 'tlllllltlttl with
n), Mill ho ho‘. ltlottl \ll' lit-t
id Draw in In 'llo loll! thil'i
Iitltl:
:mdflill it till has lto'on lotto u
or Hit and it a» Iookool om
e Welly "Iliiflllfi’lllfv It too lotto
’ nit lit' bml Hull)” plil'tmw
. I?! m Wllit; l how low“ .tblv
. I thin}: hlr. Ith in tho. um
i untitlrllltlltl th. ol tho- lllt" tint:
wtnnlwlwl their nttgtiilll
Itilormo-i lbul .tlt. linolul
lutitnlmr oi thl’m or
not tmough to Kit» him it
ilterent i'ntil lto- go a not
trot luo' management. it lit
that flitI mud will olwt d‘l
. i understand It {hr would
“in t-nnrpletm ..nd will lw
‘ in a feav olnylo rho-n tlw
the dlrwtom will no» not!
‘ t! that nottw of tho uttno‘lo
. . it lnxlmm to too-ll. are
harming nn unharmed!
hut-re that would low
oil” hr motio- In the nvont
pg of their ItiM'It. ’i'llt'lw
he". and the Mango: rt:-
it] hot! of mat bottom to
" o u the rent of tho.- inhabi-
_mtlvmuu hold be dilir’t'fl"
mud would not pinto uni
, W of tho .‘V’ovn’nllt lino
' u ”Simon unit! that while
“ ‘ Hr. Rnal’l'tt unnw nptdt-
aim hoord the Non-lit
, no the «mom
«more tho» mold.
”I W tint tho rand
y steadily elm tin.—
.m and a native
’ ”mowing tothooo light
* then, Molnar. the em
themed
. I" ill! lib-l" Wild??? I'll running
. division on nomad.
.mfmtnhrlhobtflIMuflimw
' tho mm
on mm .
totally lanthanum ”by tho! ‘
Titer no that anew only in run until
1! in the months. when d mood on:
mohtornnhunr. Themanolm
in than withdrawn. and in not. run
again until 4 in the met-noon. The
residents teal that than in enough
ironic for two can count-null. and
hope that whoever the new owners are
thh‘y Will an the heredity for o more
liberal service. " ‘
arm: ll anon: no non.
. l
loloyonrmlonthimlkloy.
Just 08th. vaiu.
"it war should be declared today I'd
it" back to Uncle Sam’s service tomor-
row."
The spenlmr wall Roosevelt. P. (led-
ney. of Bridgeport, who has just come
from Florida. having a leave of ab.
notice for three months. Mr. Godney
has been on the dynamite boat Venu—
vins for it little more than a year. ills
time expired a few days ago. but being
in what in known as the continuum
service, hi: may return at any time
within three months. and receive corn-
twnnation for the intervening time. He
in a brother of George H. Gedney. of
Lexington avenue. and n former l'hil-
tltot of South Norwulk.
There are many Norwalltore who
will remember Mr. Gedney as a young
man.
”But you know i was unsettled."
hillIl. "l was of a roving disposition
and i left home In Iiiiltl. For (our years
my relatives; did not Itnovv where I
“as
"i spent four yours on a nwro'linnt.
torsst'l. After that l onlintt-d in tho-
l'uiy. and during the last six years
have been in almost every port of hu-
porlnnt-o on tho globe. For thoo inst
your the Vesuvius hall been stationed
o‘fi tho room of Florida lllt‘ growth
port of tlio- time. W0 how bout «thun-
inu lilibustpr o-xpoolllionzt and haw in.
it‘l'm'plt’ol month! of them. the moat lili-
;:ot'uiut twine. tho» o'apturo‘ of the Tin-su-
Frituids.
’l‘ho‘ \‘ovsnvllno put arm tho» llauntlmoot
:o mttnlo- o! wenklo ago. but; did not
will” lll‘i‘. Wn o'aptnrl-oi tho» llo~rnluoln
illit‘ lliitlli. but Sht' wan sailing under
no English tint: and was more than
tittoo- Imam-so out. no wt» «mild not hold
l.o”i‘. Tho» vouzsool Was louolml with arms
moot unonmnitlon of all kinds: for lbw
(”litmus
“It was with» um worn :lfto-r tho-
iltlltiltlt-t-S that new o'utnoo to IN of tho
l\lllil:~'ltlll ninonrtl tho- Main». It o-rvlit-
o.l tzrout rxo'itoment in tho. navy.
"'l'ho- lllon am» spoiling for n t'haltce
sll tho' Sillinlill'tlrr. Witt-n l o'auw North
1 mm a lruvoxlolr on th» train who had
.le t'i'illrllo‘ol from Havana. and It»
will nw n! tlw jubilant mannorr in
inoh tho Signlnrds thou-oi llilht't‘l of
on.- o-xttiomitm."
lit. Hvdnuy in" in the tinginovt-ru' doe-
motion-Wot thc- \‘o-sllvitt-o. ’I'Ilo» littl»
ovvnuntitoo bunt t'ltrrlos about sixty mm.
ill” in on" of tho Spot-olim-‘l ill llltl 501'—
‘.lt't* nnol lln- iwo-n ill l“l'll'lll£| for rt long
ilillt'. .Vii‘ Hoodoo) any lllh lwultll doo-
tmnols tllnt hr ml.» .1 about rm! ”r
was in lho- Smith on tbr \‘o'smtlln ill]
lllt'olitull ill" wilt.» it‘lt‘l" nollt'oo, mm
lilo! In llll‘ o-tiizlnv l'tu'ill oi l‘nrlv Sam's
.~.'it.o l~ ll ltztl'ol tlllt‘
Slow tlo- ‘jtvlllt'tl lllt' only ll" liltn boon
on lllv \V'i'llittlll. \I'ulmsb thllmtliltl.
I;~wntl:. \llHIlll’l‘lft ,' )Iootlongnbo-Iu. .\t-
,ztnm. .llulllonpoollw .lnol l"li”ll\llfl
II" not» [N‘l'l‘tllltolls’ :lvotuuluto-ol with
mom of tho: nit-n who) W‘t‘lflllt'tl on tho
tlilllll'. simoilx tllvm W. l". Ki‘lllit', oll'
’llltiifl'iltll‘l. 'lilt‘ it‘l‘l'llllt‘ o-xtrIo-olon
:o:o.~ lllooltxoroi the Hilll'ii oi ull lllt' molt
on l'nltml Show M'l'rlllltuo 'imy Int
lt'\i' lliltl lllt' Mount» wan nltmn up. and
lit‘}’ not nn’iimlu to “Truth \‘t'lth‘ililo't‘
on ”W itrl'pril'nlhln.
.lil'. Ilvdltt-y tony» llt' Will rownllnt
.ttthltl llirvr ilittllliln ll war In olo'oolntr
d luv will l’t'llli‘" Illltllt'tllilltiy to i-‘lo.r
'I‘li promlrotl to r-oiolu llll-t \‘t‘lIl-H'l
DUDE LAND SAY! NO WAR
Connecticut Naval Commander Back
from Wellington.
t'onlttmnolo‘r it: I'. llilt'kliiilll llnlo I‘l"
.olttwoi front \I'nzobln ton.’ Ilo~ «him not
:btnl. thorn will be u our, told no is of
:lw boollr-t that tho Multit- nxplomlon Wort
muml by on ato'o-irlvnt Ilr' olmo'rlbmo
t'omtrrou for tho» naval
tullltln. and my» “It the bill for tor»
tit-do limit» Immune» to lotto. and there
urn tnir «harm’s that it may. tho drill
mom” tor tho- nutml militia throtmho
out tho mululry would httvo to bro
t‘llnttnwl from Willi?! In nutntmvr. 'l'ltt-
drill lwnmu nt tiw innol iortw. Int-lug
married on in on armory. mm. of
motoov, twill, be undertaken during tho
wont-r month». but lhvt drill oi the no»
ml tntlltln, tot-inn on tlw water. must.
of moron. Ito during the pt'titlti Imb-
ttantintlo trom Juno i. it would to»
milfv a lfltilllllflt moment in thong»
lilt‘ drill moon of tho naval militia
to the-Ms tntmtlnt.
"ii-o tor on Connecticut In mourned.
If. no my tntmtlon to plus all the Mob
ultimo ti ihornuh room in torpedo
truth. tit» engineer dlvlnlon looking afo
illoo bill» waoro-
the tom. and ti» line «lithium mt»
in; Ill' tumult" not the rapid”:
”not it would be profitable to our
our tornado bunt tor both the tum div
mm In New liar-tn and tho Second
it Mum
mlw’s con.
thing being very Slight. and no decoration
ncopt rmm or plnottroo of velvet or cloth
being often t‘lnplttyttd. 'f'ho vnlvev or cloth
in of it plain color. which will bunnonlu
with the plaid. Button» of tin urn-mental
o'hnrm'ter or woolen fringo like tho plaid
nl't.‘ also mm! M trimming. u ”my on: on
pull tripod and plaid jtwlwul for women.
touch favored for «ovum nervico this mom.
Long comm. fitttul behind and straight
"I
. the lot at the battlcnitp m, at-
no the
lotion not. not haunt: limo
mouth that! contend tint the “lingo
mm hm datum intimate."
The Tempe ill inclined to be pennin—
Hit. MON ID the "null” spirit 9!
ill-Am amt thoprldeot the
Spaniards. who it an Indemnity is de-
midtn'nuthedmtno'notn
wait of i Prim. night refill:
at the thought that any and mold unp-
pou than: polity." and continues:
"Cuba is n royal
nut in the Alphn and o of littor-
nation“ law. But it in still to be hop-
ed that the conservative forces Ire I0
powerful that they will at. the loot mo-
ment Stop the peopln and the govern-
ment on the threnbbold 0! III adven-
ture which might not only be iraught
with LN‘ gravest consequences from an
international point of View. but which
might induce at home a sort of revolti-
um and the development of the moat
dreadful Ceasnrhttn. that evil which
snows the vitais of Mary democracy."
"After all." observed the Philoso-
pher. "considering our mercurial or
two in the United Stolen. it in just. as
well thnt moat of our diplomats speak
only one language. A tip-hind. for
iututee,‘ean call our representatives
thieves and lint-to and mwnrdn. Ind our
renreotntmives don't Iind it out until
the remark: have been translated and
the Sponltird has mooted down end
.ntmlogized."-liurper‘e Bow.
unknown-adulation.
we
in innit. interning with two nun of init-
ton». ow lobe much worn by Iittlr null
hnif grown girls. no than garment» on.
warm and nfforol bonito-r production than
tho Short jm‘kl'f. i'lmkllm in plain mlorn
Mbolgo. tunottir. Nit-ill“. brown and humor
MIN-«int “stud for them: nlxo pluttl and
prurl.
trimmed with "itching. ntmtu.
ilrntnlelmurgn or tttr.
Tho» loom not-k. oolrnigbt both lit-hind.
land in (mot. in fur hum tom-n won {or o-hil-
(ll’l'l‘l. but. nt-vt-rliiotlt‘no it in tom-ti nomou
Ilw llo'vv model». and lot thrruloro to in-
t'lii‘tmlclt-tl.
The mat may Int quilt! plain or
lll’lld
put on notion Width in lint-hIo-f ru-om
moomlntiun
“the illustration which in given todny
rhow» n mat for A ll llo rhiiti It hoof
booty whltu ribbed mood pounds and l! laid
in oi olotihlov bu: plnlt bark and lwm tin
Iiw right of tho front on- pluml four long
powl butt-um uhiloon thn hvft inn band
of mongoliu outtvniling from o'ollnr to hem.
'l'llt‘ lull nlrcvul nn- unthm'tl into it for
Hill lint! hnvn liir capo. Thu rollm‘ is thin;
oot fur. .ll on t not'm
CIGARS OUT AND LIGHTED.
An Automatic Device for loving Tron
bletofltnokon.
The llllml' wiltillfl Illi‘t‘lllnl‘ has intuit
:o wotl. all tllo- olgnr-o-uttlnn nimltlno
\l-llit‘ll atolnoi» om thv t'ulllllill' of Now
llgut .«toi'r omoi In runny pinto-~24 “hurt
drugs ..lloi :l’tltt'rlt'n iii’l‘ Mlltl. lit» has
lllt’t'lllI-tl .in lllolition Wlllt‘il Will lllllitt'
mambo.» tIlo- lilt‘tllltll linmr .ttloi itns
Lwiiittl‘illitlllh tot rigor-lighting [llil'ptutt'n
.lt mnttto-rlo uhovs‘n rigor» nro- willll. any»
lho- NP“ Yolk 'l‘rilnltw 'i'ltlr’ ill‘drllillt
on r-tl nrruntzo-ol that no unlinittvoi rigor
plut-ool ill om- I'llti rolling out at the
ootbo-r with ”I" tip t-tli oil and mid}
tor tho~ :Illiolltrl‘. Thu muthltitno will bot
Illlltlt'. liIt‘ lilW’IItUl’ you”. for Illiltlli'
'Illll what» now. 'l'llot-oo- uhirh will be
.ottltl to rigor Mnl‘t'n, tlrlui Moron, rt-rtw
mutants, :tlliifllill“. ltnriw-r Slit“)?! nilol
limo-ls ivlll Itnvo- littflt‘i‘ oopnrm owr tho»
lllt't'illtlllt‘lll purl whorl~ nolvvrtlwm'oontn
tnztt boo lili-Wl'l‘t'ti: thono' Whit'it or» to
lw moml itl liol‘llt' will lw ornamented
‘onol trot from nil advertising no-llntno-n.
.\ ttl‘tlmlllttllt omit oltutlvr Mllll thut
lw would stow no atolvuntngo- In having
molt n lilill‘lilllt‘."l‘:\oi“l'y mnn llltouo to
light n rigor." hr will, "and it you
will ntttntl noun it rigor monitor and
watth "Will you will two that tho
«mutter nlwnylo lmtitlt us though he
wl‘l't‘ on 'lf'lil'l‘ldm to~rnno with himself
when he hololit the torrit to it now t'l-
unr. tilts lilo howl ti lllilfl to UM hide
and balm the until at otrounntlon. (in
tho who». I t‘rmnitit'l' an antotnntio: cl»
gut- lightvt’ or a morbid» by tvblt-b n
rig-r may llt‘ lit iwforu It molten the
Mouth oi the smoker of Jim nlnmt no
ninth mine an an automatic tooth
blower would bot to a burr drinker."
The newly invented rigoroilghtlng
mat-blue mulled the loci that when
tho rigor tin cutter tvu lint Intmdnml
in tit-rm-ny a «latitude may node
pronto-oi «not It in a moot novel on.
and tnuribotd
Woe Kklnn outfit till-rt
Int grin-toe ntcht wet-lb
unworthy nt that grant.)
rm idem of Mom when more
om raid. nod the rip: up- wm rot»
lemon to the auto of the mint; and
cold to linIilllflllflmt at and! and
other iota-rm outlets. and the now
need» our timid to punt-flu mi»
on for union. The new not!
W Mr and moon all» m
'imilhm
filth-tr trots/tom mm;
tnlxttd goods. tho bottom living to! horn or -
living looso' lloov mill nir walnut .
mow-ti tnnrot “(willy and Ill? duck in not Ill) ,
unrtn not ill» cool but It too who mull) ‘
It number at these cutters were iii-do
”in who don lit)! km in» mil ll
Timon titanium were put In the no
cal-Illi- At the same time any
secdsot'theit
one who has bought out
local dealer during other :896 or 1897 will
Emulator
not in...
My” MFREE and give“ the
natural the hul lent-tin-
lk! unlit. To all others, this magnlt'tv
tent every copy of which costs us
. D “It: to plant in vnurhands, will be sent
l tree on real of I. all: (slam ) to covet
postage. in; like this has
seen here or abroad :‘it tsa book
iH pages. (onmlns I“ engravings oi
Seeds and plants, motsliv new. and these are
so lfll'lfliltd Hull site colored plates
bcst nave s at the season, finally.
'WVEIIII" 853m
willalso besentvvlthm .tcharttctoalt appli‘
. -ants sending thin: t. theflI-Iwhowill
state when theysaw this advertisement.
l hut-l ‘1‘ Mini-— ml: nun lo m
PETERHENDERSONaCU
l“ Comm 8 NEWYORK
CLYDE LINE
EHAlLlXi-S Till-W I'll. Ki v at 3 i' )1
From Pier 29. E. R., N.Y
FLORIDl ""‘m
Sill Mills.
S’I'BAMERS Kniuvn .w'nsos-
VILLE IS ilAl'l.RiliT.
t'onncettngllthoutgnlng morning tmtm nod
I'Ivoiv’ to ‘it. .lolm' -o liivrr Line
For l'nintitn. Hunfoml and all lntevnmllntr
landlugnon tho bmntlful m. John' I.
t Iyde Linen I 'omnuo-he. lrooptoito. AI'
gullqiiill null Ht'llllllull‘, Ire lilo
shuttled silllit mutt Ships
To rut: slot 111.
”:l’bfiw" Ilium-d ntt hurlmnimou through
lit up
lmv nth-v- tot lmvlmtonmnvnnnnn, Atlanta.
.inovkmuvillv ounl nil mint- moth.
t‘uinitw norm-rt . mun-rt: lineage! Ab
mmmotintiono.
\otwswlty for not»: till roll or part tvnter
and part mil. thu- inrrowolnu om «mt. who-n
you will how inmho ntnt butto- Indium-chum
out . rim nptvmmtbuvm mt. ottlriwt “u“.
to How that it til rule you all im- tmy tori-"loin
without t'liullgv. [he I' lytlt‘ l“ the only line
that do" l..hl~
Whvduiv. mm and Illuutmtrd booklet free
upon diminution in I’nwnger lbportmeut.
Wt to l“ i‘lydtlflfilnilt’MMl WI
.5 'Bowiing trunnV . . l! Mouth blown"
uvrmw. I'Iiliutlo ipblu. Po.
1'. ti I’m taint: with; W H. Hauler-om.
KWII. want. one. L. \to. ll. “Hartmmm
luv plut all...) villi-i timtnflrw Yof.
provided they
I
To t Hmrlntonfi t'
and Jan kmnvlilv i-'I
lllilldlul rhungr.
no”: r. luau. upon,
Milt NW“.
Mi lint
only tot-om: innit.
tigtifuttllthintiu
LIA?! SOUTH “DEW“ '03
NEW YORK.
A. ”11.81:, 4.56:. 5.45:. 3.15. 3.“,
7.1.. 1108. kill. in“. 9.8, 9.508,
lm. 11.37.
P. Infill“. 1.11. m I“. 4.".
5m. ”3. 5.3!. 041. "h. ”I. 1m
WHDAYS.
A. Ira-1151!. 4.553. m til.
P. HAM. 7.33. 0.38.
LIA“ m 108k m m
nonwoux.
A. him. t”: W. 1" ‘0“.
”In. 10.08:. 10.331131. It“. 11".
l'. ”av-iv“. 2.001. 3.083. m 4.03:.
::1, 4.”. ”21, an. 6.“. 1.0!. ”O;
ml which 1
temple 3 pimple into tented by their .
Strength and confining.“ Nonme-
llllll nut: tools.
Lodlon' ooo Rubboro.
Ohildnn’o 3.0 Rubbers.
0
How. Wlntor Room.
Hon'n Box 0.".
Hart’s loom-I Chou,
Man's Patent Leather,
"00' 3 Golf the...
How. Working Shots.
Hart's Hip Boon.
loyo' Iohool Ohm.
luminesu.
use for the printer‘s
Read 2
then
Profit.
Upon the tint lymptonie n!
n cold. procure n box oi Dr.
Morlnnol'n Aceton. Tulle oc-
cording to direction and it
tnny save you trout u long
and painful Ilium
Aceton
will core the grip; cum head-
Icne. and neurnlgin; does
not slice! the hurt.
Cont 26c ht We“.
Aceton Medical Co.
”8110. CONN.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
me no: man or
Furniture. Pinon
Btovolco, Carri-goo.
etc. etc. etc.
In unwoun- m 1'!
Taylorkflolden’s
Ifllllililflmm.
rcivmnuotunm.
M W on: W
INSUMNCE.
In! MWML
oo- ant-tutu
0f Lodies' , Mill and Children’ 3 Shoes; also a lame
stock of well know mnnufactnrers’ shoes that will head:
any bargain on the top of this earth.
Hloioo' and childron'. liven. worth from $1. 26 to .3 00.
Im'Doubl- Sol. Ibo... worth
JocohM.Loyton. m
M BAGK llllléBEllSW
uttl’o‘o' $3.00 floods. $3.:-
10 Lodi’ooi' 3 do Ibo“. too
.,, “other 3.99 tho». ”so
Hoot-w nun than. has
L-dioo' has Otto... 80o
am
"in reform school nt Winfield. on tho
chm: of being implicated in the Inc».
Ing' ot Vet-nines. has ended in n vetdlct
by Janice Cut; mounting Ilr. flushe-
trbm any participation in the unit:
mm mm crowded um the
W .
were ileum Craven- ‘3 ml
'flu in attorneyl' were Ambit
tinned} ketcham and H. n. Mullen.
Theltdtehnrpedomntdalotithe
antimony of Charles Kelly. whom they
had brought from the reform neitool nt
Pillow. The port chariot" of Kelly
on it was laid betore Jnltice Cnig went
' decidedly in favor of the comm.
While the arguments of lean. Crav-
en: nhd Bennett were strung out! Im-
pruning. that ol‘ Marlon Thompson who
moot effective.
Probably the most sensational part 0!
, the argument was Mr. Thompnon’n Ic—
ale
- - [Io
- - - o I”
worth omen. . $2.50
worth 4.00. 2 so
worth moo, 2.50
worth moo. LII
worth 2.00, L35
worth 2.00. LSD
worth 3.50, 2.25
8.50. ,i .05
worth 0.85. 930
THEO. OLSEN. ,,
Washington It, So. Norwalk.
The Business Mile
of the. Norwnlkn and violnity nrt- mpiolly boo outing convinced
th‘ it does not. pay to have tilt-up printing in lute in their
How Do we Know ? ‘
imttse of our rapidly and totmolily int-rousing lineman,
Whiorii has linen and is tuivanvlug until we now find it net-en.
sary to keep our mmpoooing and press (lt‘lml’llllt‘illii in operation
tiny and night. and our ottgineer finds busy flinfiltflllt‘ itl pm
venting his mnntnntly whirling engine front gutting n hot-box
lit-oatm- of theng dt-ttiltiol made upon it.
The Tendency oi the Times
in toward a higher prudent printing for tho- titsoof Maintain,
inervantilo nnol proftnotoionnl mo-n. and in loot all who have
nrt, boo-miso- tlio‘y realize that printed
matter. wllio'h boom the «stamp of t'xpt‘l’il‘lit'l‘ll and skillful
dwign. nnol ran-ful onmtulioln, in in itself oilio‘iont advertising
for tiny o-utcnoriw, lun‘nttsc tho- t'llill’nt’lt‘l' of u businm is moist
almtlllit-ly judged by
printed motion in use. and an “’1' lliIVt" mid before, the Intsintvss,
men urn blooming mnvint'etl ot’ this fact.
It is not a Case of Hidesand-Go-Seek
to gut tho "best thnt ever happened" in the printing line, {or
you run find it. out! at the right prison. at
ti. Freeman’tBooll and Jill hinting mice,
No. «to Water ritrevi, South Norwnlk, I.'onn.
Just nrounol the norm-r from Washington street.
the orlinrtwto-r and appoarnuo-o of tho-
INTERESTED IN
TYPEWRITERS ?
If so you should know all
nbout the Intuit improve-
THE slim. PRElIEIl
TYPEWRITER
‘3 lot tho lender in impmvoomeniot.
Thin mm In hm loo-om on Art tntnlogue
«min ntng mom» or ”line. it i» luv.
rttonot for one.
litilltihtlin'lmvdtnmm.
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New York ulna till 11ml".
flew llnvrn onion l (Tim fit.
fiIWWT‘RMKYliiON D,
fiumal'm‘uwt
ml Witter.
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that“: no. Mention!
“thinner-doom»
outing Governor mount and Attorney
Gonml‘Ketchnm of bringing Kelly hero
to tentity against flushes on them!!!
lie of giving him Iris liberty from the
relovm «drool. Mr Ketchnm denied thin.
Squire Craig said in his decision In the
one of the state of Indiana against
Hezekiah Hughes tor murdering Henry
Schntér in the Versailles jail on the
night of Sept it, 1391: "I was in the
late war. raw men wounded, bleed and
foil and upon the battlefield. but this
is the hardest tank that has ever bet-l-
ten the. While I believe that 200 men in
the (nob are guilty of lynching the five
men in the Versailles jail. I must. and
do declare, nccording to testimony giv—
er: in this code, that Hezekiah Hughes
in not gullil"
Attorney Generol Ketchatn. after the
decision, was at ance..tiriven to Dill:-
boro to catch a train to indianapolln.
where he will report to the governor.
in an Interview while on route he said:
"it in evldent from all the evidence ob—
tainable that the live men broke jail
and hung themeelvfea
The militia has been called In. and
their presence in "amines has never
been needed. Hughes is receiving con-
gratulations from his triendn from all
quortern It is not known phat the
next move of the governor will be, but
it is supposed he will not do anything
tor awhile at least.
ROCKEFELLER SUED.
The Standard on lug-Ito W to 6k.
in AMI-l
Cleveland. Marvin 2.4m suit of
James Corrigtm against John D. Rocke—
tellt-r. involving Standard Oil stoo'It
valued at $1. nooflm more up yesterday
afternoon before Judge Net! oh the
common pleas rourt
t 'nrrignn sued Rockefeller to recover
2.500 snare-n o! Standard Oil Stork al-
leged to be worth $600 per share. dalm-
inx that Rockefeller had defrauded him
out of the whom. Rockefeller an-
Swot-Pd. denying the charges and "Ilk—
ing a counter o'lnlm.
The question Judge Net! was called
upon to decide was whether a demon-2r
to the answer was well “it". In his
petition Corrignn Illd that Rockefeller
as his agent held the oil $108K in trial.
He owed Rockefeller money and wanted
to borrow $80.” more. M. M oven.
Rm‘kefellrr Indut‘ed him to Itign In
agreement who-rein he delivered his
limit to Rorkofelln. Corrigan outta the
murt tor an nrmuntlng and an order
compelling Rockefeller to return tho
stock or iii equivalent.
Wont Jerky lulu-y Election.
Philadelphia. March 2.~At the normal
mounting of the Want Jmey and Soil-
shnre Railroad mmpnny. a lll".Irh or
the Pennstylvania Railroad company.
tho: following oilio-omt were alerted:
President. Prank Thommn: vita pmb
dent, W. J. Sew-ell: M‘rrtary. Joseph u.
Mo'tflure: trearuvorr. Robert W. Smith;
dim-tors. Prank Thomson. (Woman F.
lmnminx. John M. Moore, George Wood,
‘3'. Parks»! Shortrirlge. “o'. J. Sewn".
lbonlumin l". in. James N. ‘stxom.
Josiah Wistnr, William G. Nixon, Sam-
uol Hen. Willi-m Mtell. Wharton VI.
Pugh. John P. Green and W. H. llama.
moll- oi ”hum Bogart.
llnvertotrntv. N. Y.. Maroon 2—mo-
"WW D. Donut. who some yearn at»
was on» of tho prominent ofl‘lrinln of
ltorklanol o~ounty. died here. and in
yearn. Hr had been county tmnurar
n! Rookinnd muntv for It: downswin-
tenmt, serving ill your: at the punt. At
the Home» of his loot! term he «an Im—
whom-d for alleged misappropriation:
of tnntht. whit-It. It watt vlnlmrd. he but
noted to old triendtt. Several mm mud»
on "to low. amounting to about $20,600.
and Witter: won relenned.
(”mind-o W Convicted.
Philndvtpntn. Morten multicolor) Wit-
him and Howard Button WMl'n-k and
retail tit-elm in ommmflliffl' at
Washington. have been nonviolent of vi.
uniting the laws regulating the pop
o-hntlt- and note of otevomotmrlm. Tho-
dttovndantn have been immt oflrnd.
not against thin low and luv- at number
of times Mn arrested by ”'me of:
titers in vlrioud million of tho' malty.
but this in their nut nonviovitoo in court.
MM W
Boston. liars-h awflnhevt I. (foote-
tvnto mtemd In the W mun Irv
pinto prison for o term not encoding
live were nor Ina then m nun. moor
plodding guilty in n W of polyg-
amy. Awarding tot Item (to-out-
nvo public vmptitnio in W ot wife
No. 2 wtrllor wit. No. l m on)! I!
H”. nvrnyzm .
w..- «or
Mot-patron”
”undercutting“.
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