hits given inikmeat for
Hustle. and the defend-
of the Opera house. Mr.
. sued. thrash Attorney J. .l.
~ to War a blance he claimed
no on a contract. Ilr. Gardiner
V, that he continued for an ad—
'Win two ‘Norwallr papers.
with the chorus understanding that
tiny should sot reset” the shows that
white to his house. He said they were
of; to say anything if they could not
m '0” of the productions. The
Willi?! filter. the Gasette. criticised
'vhsindst‘httbe season. The pro-
m of the paper disclaimed making
any such contract.
{ladle (turtle decided the case of T.
[lino against II. A. Phipps. awarding
the ponds $550.96. Glynn. in 1895.
was employed about Beachslde Inn and
. Phipps Point. Green Farms. and made
many improvements at the grounds.
proprietor of the hotel used all sum-
mer. and for which to claimed pay-
inept. J. .l.. Walsh represented the
plaintifl and, lodge Kelsey the defend—
ant. Mrs. Phipps admitted that Glynn
performed services for her. but dis-
" claimed responsibility as far as the
horse was concerned. She claimed
that it was used by her son.
Phipps. and she knew nothing about
the arrangement. Judge Curtis, how-
ever. gave the plaintiff the full amount
claimed.
.—
ramrmoasnsr I0].
Deacon Board of Trouble MW»
sat! with His Barrio-s.
The Congregational society of the
hamlet of Buckingham. in the town at
Glastonbury, hioi had an uneventful,
peaceful history for over one hundred
years. Now suddenly it has come into
a most undesirablo_"rromlnence, for
which the new: is’heid responsible.
lie is the Rev. Richard II. Burr. who
came to the church trom Lyme two
years ago. He was married and had
two children, a son and a daughter.
There was no suspicion of any chur-
acteristles. which, his wife says, have
always been there. hire. Burr dc-
ciares that he never talked about rc-
llglon in his family, and that he was
cruel in his treatment of her and the
children.
’ hire. Burr says that the climax come
on Washington's Birthday.
the son, who is it; years old. is much
interested in the study of the winds.
He had a series of windmills near the
house to help him in his oinwrvatiomi.
On that day Mr. Burr told him to take
them down at once. Roland remun-
* *straied. and his father. hire. Burr auys.
‘5 attempted to punish him. Down they
went together on the floor with the boy
on top. When the minister arose he
proceeded to give the whole family it
piece of his mind.
Ilrs. Burr and her daughter omit
refuge with Postmaster limits. and as
It was nearly mail hour. there. were
many there who heard her story. The
leaders of the church took prompt in»
lieu. When Mr. flurr went to
5 /
locked and a notice that the tummy
could tIIlWltIi.‘ with his services. A
meeting of the society will be held to
take formal action.
spam moss “VA!“
harps Amulet Inferior floods Will
unconfin- the Israel
“There are lndkiatlons that
'. rather ”99%“!!! will
y "on i' ,fllsarket this scam.
, taking elect many.
”The Canadian Rubber imupany. oi
flostreiu. and the units tha and
of
Toronto. tits prisetasl riibiuw am in
We. have seat est circulars aortas
this increase in price. and stating that.
’mwthsimrostofcrnde
subtler it was found nmry either
umnnmwwmlm the total»
ity. in far no action limiting toward
a lacrosse is price has has: taller: by
th ”I W but tile general es»
' ill be so in:
talker llanafsetiwisg curiosity.
Witt lasts-lossm'wm all
' am was has the advantage or s
Q" ”film mummy?
‘. hfillswlss he snows
.. “ “&”Wlword. '
m
,. no... . vellum W of
birth, but you Whistler on so;
tilt 13in is proprietor of
splay severely. and he withdrew his
. advertisement. refusing to pay for the
He also furnished a horse. which the
James
Roland.
his
church last Sunday he i'oumi the doors
llw
prices of mlilicr goods of all kinds will
undergo a material advance in the near
future." says the Boston Transcript.
“and that a large quantity of inferior
be thrown
The
, manufacturers have already
Messed their prices ten per mu,
*1.
oils
5
:I’flm '
count of the weakness of the coated-
ersteshsforethepisnwssputlstoex-
ecution. ‘ ‘
N'l’he principal in thsslslr issllsgsll
to be s'htrs Ilsris Jones. a colored
woman, who had trouble with Dr. Pin-
ney. over mediation. in which she
was dotsatsli in the courts. and who
has since repeatedly stated that she
would have revenge; . .
Though Dr. Pinney has kept the
matter secret. it bu been learned that
a few weeks ago two colored lads nam-
ed Fletcher and tantrum went to Dr.
Money and informed him that hits
Joneshsdtriedtohlrothcmtosttsck
him when he called at her house. One
of the lads was to receive 350 and the
other 330. and. as stated by them. all
Mrs. Joneswiahedthemtodowasto
attack the doctor so as to stun him.
and she would do the rest. The doc—
tor visited the house prepared to re-
sist an attack, if any should be made.
tut on account of the weaaening of
the two fellows he was unharmed.
The plot to murder the young phy-
sician was concocted some time since.
(in the night that the crime was to
have been committed Dr. Pinney'a
criachman accompanied him to the
house in Ansonin. from whence came
the hurry call. but at the last minute
the courage of the wouldvbe murderers
failed them.
Had murder been done as planned the
crime would have been one of the most
startling that Connecticut had ever
known. ,
Certainly the degrees who plotted
his life away. who stood ready to pay
over blood money. but whose scheme
failed. is worthy of spending the re-
mainder of her days in Wethersiielil.
The resentment of the woman to Dr.
l‘lnney. it is said. iii due to the fact
that shortly after the death of ,Dr.
Charles ll. l’inney. father of Dr. it
W. Pinney. ehe came forward with
what purported to be the late physi-
cian's receipt for “.500 for a small
house in Factory street. Ansouin. that
title lived in. The young doctor ques-
tioned the genuinences of the signa-
ture. and the matter was taken into
the courts and bitterly contested. ’
The court decreed that the signature
was a forgery. and the woman. who
had spent all the money she had in
contesting her claim. then vowed yen.
geanw, and. it is alleged. has frequent-
ly done so. She has motioned to or—
mpy the house as a tenant. but since
the failure of the alleged attempt on
the doctor's life she has been missing
f.'om her accustomed haunts.
The woman is not now a resident of
Ansonis. but is said that site goes
there at frequent intervals. and at
such times Dr. Pinney is warm-d no to
for movements.
IMO! or 073108
flsyor Iaylorof Bridgeport Presents
chug-smattwo Metals.
. Mayor Taylor. of Bridgeimrt, pre-
sented his charges of malfeasance to
(flirt? against ('ommissioneru Water—
ixcnse and Ferguson at a special meet-
ing of the iloarrl of Aldermen last
night. and the alleged charges will in-
triod before the full lloard of Aliirl‘mt‘ll
out week Wednesday owning. The
substance of the mayor's charge»
against the accused is conspiring in
the letting out of city Cllflll’ai'ili in
pmplo who would give them a i'ommiu-
sion on the pay they would receive.
rod illilo rimmed f‘ommiesioncr Wu-
t-trlmune with collecting mom-y troll-n—
ulliiy tor campaign purposes and keep-
ing the money himself. it is further
alleged that both men, on account of
lhoir opposition to the mayor. haw» ob-
structed Ullflilllllillfllii of the city for
the purimse oi gratifying ocrwnai
spite. and have also neglected their
duties as members of the tlimrd of
Public Works The meeting of the ill-
ilr-rmon last night was mounted rhiciiy
in considering the method of prm'ednru
irnd it was derided to hear the charges
before the whole board instead of is»
love a committee.
.0001. ”all! two.
consolidated Will riseslors on
mild-amiss!
Yul: and lesion.
one of the new five Schenectady en-
aim-s which were built for the iwmsol-
ldsitod road and received last week.
be» gone regularly into service. it is
intended to have the new engines draw
tho- through expresses lietwem New
York and hasten.
The first of the engines has been put
on the run between ”Mon and New
Haven. leaving iiosion at l o'clock er»
er; afternoon. The dither engines are
now balsa used in practice work. lino
losing on and setting accustomed to
the work.
in general design the new engines
mole the in» class used on the
tillers Use. the only radical animal-e
lining the pitta and hslsr inset. in
this respect they are set unlike the es»
The new assists welsh mm
pounds. have sis driving wheels and
, strictest water and real mm es.
parity to mouth ras hstwm lesion
and Militant without replenishing
either.
plantationnw‘ ,,_ ,
its! unusual mum
memo...
m
mmswuaomss
mar norm-suns lasllt sass
wmwmmmias
magnum v
William. Pm. lurch t—Jl'ns cross
examination of Shot-in Harlin in the
trial for the shooting of striking miners
at Wilmer elicited nothing new. the
only material point being his denial
”making the remark after the shooting
that he had merely taken a hand in the
matter as plain James Harlin and not
as lhs mi! of Luurne county."
Samuel Price. a contractor of Basic-
ton. testified that its was some Nar-
tin‘s chief deputy. He told about the
sherilf giving all the deputies explicit
orders to keep cool and not get excited,
to protect Property and maintain the
peace. lie also told them they were not
to shoot unless for self protection. The
witness corroborated Shem! llsrtln's
testimony from the time the deputies
went on duty at 5 o‘clock Sept 1 until
the deputies formed in line at Lattimer.
He heard several Hungarians leer the
deputies and remark: ”You shoot me.
killee inc. He no citizen. My wife and
children get plenty money.” -
Mr. Price testified. on the crust exam-
ination. that he did not know who gave
the deputies the order to tire. He said
that he himself did not fire a shot and
that he did not hide in the alloy to or
cape being shot by his own men.
Trio Pardee Plait of Hartman, man-
ager of the Pardee department store.
and one of the deputies, gave a detailed
description of the whole nitair. lie. also
told how a chartered pours association
had been organised in it‘ll) and had
git-riled company property ever since in
that relon. Mr. Matt said that a strik-
er. carrying a dag nailed on a stick,
had struck him with it. and that he had
broken the stick and taken the unit
when the striker tried to run the stick
in his face.
Says shall Was Knuth-cl Down.
The witness saw the slit-riff halt the
strikers at IAtIimFr on Sept. 10 and nil-
vlse them to disperse. The sherill' was
knocked down upon his knees and pom-
meled by the strikers. some of whom
flourished revolvers and knives and
tried to kill him. The witness left thr-
deputies. rushed to the sheriff's rescue
and tried to strip tin- strikers. but his
you would not work. The rest of tho
strikers rushed toward the deputies,
While the witness tried to resent- the
sheriff he heard a shot stud than r-nnm
the volley. There li'ris no sllvmting after
the volley. and the strikers scattered.
The strikers tit-n- t-hot while on mirr-
piiriy property. The witness did not
slim! and (iron: not home who gave thi-
order to fire. lir aided tin- inJurmi lifter
"I" shooting.
lull. ulio mnmmiidml a mmpany of the
diivuties. corroborated Plait about the
aunt-it on the sheriff and how Plait
flew to the rescue. He heard “no FIN!
first. like rt pistol shot. then another.
and then came the volley. There has
no lhitvrIIl‘lK afterward. The witnflis
said he did not shoot but that sow-ml
(if till company tliti. but he could not.
tell who. He assiulul with ilw ctr-ad
and wounded rind gave the lath-r water.
lit~ did not see lwputy llaugh about any
one on "i" railroad, but saw him rare
for a striker there. The witness raid
it» was frightened whvn he saw fit--
slrikr-ni come withing toward him. or
he was sure they would overpower the
«lrputlc-s and disarm them. The it'll-1d]
ware black with strikers in this man.
m
Japs Blow "III the “is.
San Francisco, March 3.—W. 'l'nltast.
the newly appointed Japanese consul
tn f‘ttiiinpo, and 1'. llo. an imperial navy
f'flfllill'lli'luir. on route in Philadelphia.
who nrrlvml born from the- llrirni. hm!
normw I’SI‘JPPH from death at the l'icr'i.
dental hotel last night. Thu-y hip“ out
the gas upon retiring. and w in the re.
rnplnu irns attracted tit tvvntinn of
un- howl rriiploym-s some liniirii Iitlt'l'
lmth ware immusvloua. Physicians
more suriimnnmi, and the .lnpnrimu- olllr-
r-lnls were rr-susrilniwl lilti't‘ several
hours' bird itnrlt.
’I’o tleuis Itsllroarl little War.
I'hlrugo, March 3.» The wratorn romh
have rim-ideal that they will {Wm-pt lin-
smrgrmllnri of Ut'flt‘fiii I'iillf'fllff'l‘ Axum,
llnimts of the EI’IP and Daniel: of the
NM" Yurk ("‘tlll’ai. Ill which ”time inn
Ri‘l’ltif'lfll‘fl. who have roniorreii with
the "mom of the “Quad”?! l’miiliw. say
that in their opinion a l‘lln'i‘fl‘l’li‘r' is d».
slrrtlih- for the purpose of settling the
trouble if possible.
M
Ma lites Prepares For War.
t‘oion, trulomblu. hiurrh fl. Arrlvniii
from leun, t'tli'llli. lili'u. report flint
[Wi'lllli'tllitml for Mir with Nlrnmmirt
urn artlvr-iy mirroring. Men or» twin:
milstctl and imam have ghostly ml."
ordered in the frontier. ‘I'lw inisolon u!
the titlhtrmall [were any-iyii to the two
governments has thus far been liftiuv.
evasiul. ... WWW
beget-ll- to Hwy Armaments.
Iloenos Ayrn. hinrrli twirling in
pursuance of the general demand for an
increase in the armaments of the Ar—
mtim Republic. the government will
send a special military commission to
Iii-1W w enumerate
A Washington tastiest.
't'lisrswas so interchanged roars-airs
stamens nuptionlnwhirlithswlfsof
alerts-r man ssdtlrswllsof a
horses maths ltwas
amid and the es-
'swtfswasssstsltsgtlishow
salons-Magnum Wit-athletic
tics harass “wrought-
the
almmdosihcilawilsgisadroad.“
A. M. “can. a civil engined-r or inure.”
alumnus;
We will furnish
I00
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
i
sin 4%!5. Including hatch
and outside enrcluimi, the do
eat quality and most artistic
engraving, for
$8
Nearly ll" per (ff'ilt. less than
ever uttered by another in this
city.
EACH ADDl'i'iOSAL HUS-
llltl-Zl) iii.
Wedding work holder) and in-
serted in ruvelopm without
extra charge. 0tln~r engrav-
ing correswnlinuly cheap.
We also make a special price
on
CALLING ‘
canes
Plate and Ill Cards, I .75
U. DO 1”! ll ‘.2.‘
Address on Card-i, ‘5 cents a
line est ru
Where plan- is furnished:
50 (2min. fill cents
itlfl Card». 75 canto
EVENING
SENTINEL
" sou nus illiE out)
You can slimd to indulge yourself or yo.
“rally in the luxury at a pond weekly new.
paper and s ouarmly mssrins of titties.
You can get both cl these publications with
almost a lihinyofgood nouio for “per year.
”ll
optimism for its brightness and the nest
ss-piets timrsl Wnalymvning a wider
nag. of asb‘lms suited to the tstiesof mas
sad woman oi culture and redeem than any
stories. poems. bariesovn. will“ Its.
“annulus price. as per cousin.
(lab you In ism. 86 s" asses;
,.
that in: prim-punctured sale we’ve been
telling you about favors you more than it
does us? its true. We not only lose a
part of the yolk if you buya suit or over-
‘ , coat now, but we lose the chances to sell
you a new suit or overcoat next Winter at
much better prices.
. We'can'i think much of that. though, -
Wlii'l spring goods crowding for room still
held by broken lines of this winter's clothes.
' Bncfly:_ All the overcoats and suits
in broken lines, formerly priced from $25
down to $10 are marked now at three quick-
scilmg prices:
$7.50, $10, $15.
It's your opportunity for money-saving;
but the opportunity fades with February.
Odd trousers for suit-patching purpo-
ses. Kinds that look well in any combina-
tion, innrkcd from :6 and $5 to $4.
Miles ace.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
fromnnmwu monument. ,
Open Ifondny. Friday and Saturday Evenings,
O
Idea of it:
We ravage! skmlm ins rm! ofthe amass Amer.
land-rm tympani-lie. ii was a bare. bony arm, brandishing
a mum; mung pan.”vhisuum ‘lianuso.
That was in the time when the {wing pan was always
filled with [on]. “More healthy shortening and frying
were made my with Cottolcttc. Before Marion
Harland declared that
COTTOLEN E
amnio- f'ottolenr In mid everywhere in one to ten pound
yrlioie tins. with our train: maria-"011W" and um ’s
firm: in (l-Iftm Hunt e "at”: no s-sery tin. Slut stilt»
trod it sold in any other way, Made only by
"IE I. K. FMNBIIK ctiflfhli‘i.
fit. [Ma-L New York.
i W. . Kootmi.
I
..._. m- - “.53.... ._.._
VgVANTED.
Old Gold and Silver.
til-l thrill or Kiln-r of any kind; nici Ivmkv'll or tllm'urilml
\\'nlriun~i, i’lininw. Jew-ivy, Sputum rim. iii any condition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR ANY AIOUIIT,
-. H. 1-,“. ...,
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
Opera Ilousc Block.
W
4-
‘—
-l.-N:..4 . w”... . .
”The more" Today
the some time lay up money for old one.
INHITRANI‘H (mummy through S. ‘i. I.'Iloiiui:iiii-:i', ugcut.
. Wu». . M.» -m .
When the Tillie” Arrives
Ho
YOUOUGNT TO KNOW JUST Willi
mo do iiw work quietly, and pct you running again.
night. Sunday or holiday. with least lsmili c Immof niiiiiiuu tiliic.
nllim work iiiul prim-e mliliflfl'tilfy.
J TheCoulterdMcKenzielachineCo.
Sortlioudof depot, BRNDGEPONNT. CONN.
I'fi’l'lMA'i'lIi“ ”IVES l'lllfliifl’I'lJfl'.
The Home Paper.
1.
mm .. was...“ as”... “mm
Nothing taken ii- plum Time in no solstilulr and then-
tower will be. it ie uni-pie and original. lmhllug in it» him
guilty all the iii-nude in town. The [operand the [mph are
immutable. Their Inmis saw Milt mutual. and they hull:
lions llk'l’lir only practical wayof attracting lists: made
in ihmrgii the lisial ism.
Evcii us Send
Norwalk. Conn.
IN to insure and so protect IIN' wife and iiiinin and at
'I'Iiiucun be
done :it it Still!” t'urliilllii iii a systematic way by scouring
:i t'illllIlllillIltlll policy in the Flixmzuricur Iillh'l'lltdl. Lin:
for you lolinve your Engines. lioilcrii or ntIlt'l’ Machinery ri-yo'iml,
In mourn-lion “’iiIl our iii-iv work wr- nri- lfl’ltfli’l‘ii to do your l‘i'lmlii- no} «thy.
We. glint"
MARIN}: Wltlflt A ”"1”le i“.
, twtillw» drawings and specification.
, mos-isles“: a;
‘ hellish. larch Split the
‘Itmlissaorthofllmsntou. ,
latte. an alleged lndian doctor _
it years alum his it-ysswid . ‘_ '
lei- lat-sh havebeen lynched. if" .
ledge of rock their bodies were
and. Around their neclls were ill. ‘
used in hanging them. sud the
showed evidences of lisvlllt hull
Not more! do”.
in that nation the population is
posed largely of blockade". and '
presence ainonx lh.l of Lafatte and»
his daughter aroused their W
matte moved there in October M;
While claiming to he an Indian
and posing as an lndian, few
mountaineer» believed other than
he was a government oillcisl
in their community as a spy in dye:
guise. Just when the lynching
is not known.
Farmers from another neigh ,
in the county who had gone to the shit
to light the forest tires made them
ly discovery. The coroner's in!" m
investigating the case is working time.
the theory that the lynchers weremoollé
shiners. as it iii alleged that m
had been warned to leave the mind—i
nity. . L,
it is the iirsl time that’s female”
been lynched in the state. and it is lit . ,
toned that in her case there are shso- .
iotvly no extenuating circumstancfl. ,
The governor will be asked to ofler is "
suitable reward for the arrest 0! ill.
lymhers.
Militarism Rules Fran". .
London. March :l.—-'l‘ho Paris com
sounded: of The Timon. m: an indie-v ‘
lion of ”it! nxtr-nt in which milltfl'lilll I
is obtaining alum-mitim'y in my .
gives a long correspondence showing I'
that former Minister Trarieumlflcr tit. ,
Zola trial, received an outrageously in» ,
suiting letter from (‘nptain Bugaboo, an.
officer of the general staff. M. Tram
reform! tln- loner to General Billet.
minister of oar. requesting that the ‘
writer should be compelled to analog!” ‘
or be punished. General Billnt declined
to intervene on the ground that the M-
ter was private. 3!. 'l'rarietix than W
pealerl tn the president of the lemma .
ti. Emile Louiu-l, or: whose intervention '
can» ml Bill-it administered a quite the
adequate reprimand to Captain Bee
gotten.
Ills Paper to P5] Ills ”am
l'lillwl'lphin. Marrh l—Jl'hn Retold
this morning announces that one of tits
tart arm M William 5!. Singerly's lifs
wait in bring about such a reorganisa-
tion or liv- ni'rnnrshili or! that newsps~
per as would divert all its profits to
mmilnhiv- distribution among the O.“
r'rmiiuirll nib-rim} by the collapse 0! ”I.
i‘llr-slnul Sirwt National bank and till
f‘hv-stnut iiirwt Trust and anvil!!!
Fund company. Tim-e will be no chum
in the ownership or personnel of tho
paper, and "ow-r}; energy of the estahv
llshmrrit ulll be (hauled to totalling
lilr'. Sincerir‘n intention that his news.
parwr should my Iilll debts." Mr. Sine
certs": funeral tins. held yesterday alts
Eriltiiln.
Tin- !rw Brdftml Strike.
xr'it‘ liwifnr-i, More, March 3.
sin!» lmani oi Minimum and c4 7,?"
iiun was In t‘iio- rity ”Hominy, uni“
or a f'vnfvl'i-iii'" lhs- iiléilo- imam v. ‘
request :1 w-nlvrenvn irr-me‘n the t ‘
ururs and :i mmmiih-e of Wb'flVflfl. ma
rvtwntinx all the woven: in the cloth
mills, for the purpos- of discussing and
sv-Illinc fit» “lirivs question." so called,
(tr. u-mu is thr- salm- thing. the one»
lion of zrmlint: an it flfl‘i'ls the wages!
of iiv-mr-ra, iii» l‘Iillf' lmnrri in he. prcs‘
ml it! ”in u-ufnrvnun but neither party
to lw IiHill’il‘I by m» pro/winding, except
an for as they may ngrrw.
M for the Klondlls.
Sow flow-n, Mar-it :l.« A party of 13
mv-n hm.» livif this city on it jlitll'lle!
am.“ in» mutiw-nt tn iif‘t-k their for—
tunm ‘m the Morita width-iris. It was
mill!“ up u! throw it. hit funrr-d to "Hind
ilii' Iiurn on ll’ir- whit hunt Nexus, which
sallwi from fill.“ rmrt iiwverril weeks ago.
Tory plan in join the original party at .
h’nn From-ism. There «an a large
rrmt'd of Yi‘iilili'f'fi and friends at the
depot in ii ~i- thr- Kiriniiiitt'i'! MY. 1"“) of
tho members mirio from Hartford and
a few from Mormon.
I'tvr hours I‘m Murderous Assault.
i‘orniiiit. N. Y” March 3,-—~Horsce D.
Prmk uf Wmu'lhuli tins Ilf'f'n sentenced
to five years in Auburn prison for file
until! in lilo iirnl degree. The mom
within one Ilrv iimstmitini. was M
f'mik ("ill in luv" with the wife of W
mun Adams illlfI lured Adams out Into
a lmru tn shoot him. Three bulls“
struck Adams. and he died [at Jun
i'w-li prntvsiwd his tomorrow and rs-
rslwd but half the maximum penalty.
Dig ”mt-g row-alas.
i‘lewluml, March 1. The from”
by with-h all the lirriir'ries lrl ills/"land
cannot one. lit in number. and onto!
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