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One of the numerous trains‘whleh
in. through this my daily for New
York. carried anus its passengers the
other any n yonagj‘vro-sn. who. sitar
seeifilfleia all its phases. starts in
to lght: the battle anew. She will
>Iitiioio‘0rflht. in the future. All
‘t’his‘chsofialsduetothel‘aetthstshe
fall into the bands of persons with
W hearts The woman in ques-
tion was Miss Anna. 1.. Richardson, of
Grand Rapids. Itch. who two months
ago was arrested in company with
Henry 1.. Bydorn. a married man and
ugayadecniverashasbeenunearth-
all this section for many years. An-
ehardson was. in her way. true
moron Site mm to «turn him
orto linen to the stories of evil told
of hint. and site went. to jail with him.
She was not a common prieoaer and
shit at once enlisted the sympathy or
Sheriff Hurley and his wife and its.
"(in Steele. They took as interest in
liar. out today. through their kind ef-
forts; sheisonthe wsytojoin her
rsntlly silt friends. having renounced
llydilrn forever.
hills Richardson is s nood-looklna.
wallredllcnted woman about 26 years
of age. She loolte even older. but this
is due to the trying experiences
through which the has passed the last
year. She made a mint» which has
yeti very “dear to her and nearly
' on her life. But she has over-
come her misfortune and starts out
with bright prospects now to lead an
upright life.
It. is a little over seven years ago
since she left the horde of her parents
to that her own living. She was a
dr‘assmnlter by occupation and the
wt) id received her kindly. She work.
at - y the day for the best familltw in
Grand Rapids. in the course of events
her work brotgbt her in contact with
the family of Henry 1.. Hydorn. of that
place. With airs. Hydorn she was a
special favorite. and she thought so
much of the dream-aka that she in-
sisted on Miss Richardeon taking a
room in the house. Henry llydorn
and his wife did not live happily to-
gether. When Miss Richardson left
the house the feeling was strained
Later she was lntormed that liydorn
hid repented from his wife. He paid
her attention when it his home. but
she retlsted it. She liked him. never-
theless. and when she heard that he
had left his wife she consented to
correspond with him. This was con-
tinued for three years. Then he told
her that he was to get a divorce from
his wife and wanted to marry her. She
consented and cslne to Bridgeport. Hy-
dorn prevailed upon her to remain
with hint. claiming that his divorce
would arrive any ’day and they would
be married.
He told hermit ilehad not heard a
word from his wife or any member of
his family in several years and she
believed him. Suddenly the wife ap«
pearbd in Bridgeport and Hydorrt and
iiiiss Richardson were arrested. She
took. her arrest. without a murmur.
and announced her intention of stick-
ing to llydora. She was sent to sail
for 10 days and lined l? and costs.
Witch she was received at the Jail on
January l. Sheriff l-lawiey saw in her
natty trails of refinement and decided
that she ought to be redeemed instead
of being sent further on the downward
When the Jail become crowded bliss
Morrison was placed in the room as-
and to prisoners who apply for the
poor debtor's oath. tier conduct was
“Diary and showed an air of ‘rev
am... She spent her time making
nil idothlng and bedding and was very
flithful. She returned to entertain any
”piston against ilydorn. Sheri!
Howler knew that llydorn had been
landing a dual lite. lie learned that
while he told the girl he knew noth-
of his wife's whereabouts that he was
”in her. These facts were presented
lchwrdnon during her imprisv
about and evidence disclosed to her
losbo'hortlatahehad been betray-
aspen. The love site here for
fiat-rs turned to hate. and she an-
m her determination to renounce
him and return to her friends
,nherll llawley consulted with the
m minions" sad Commis-
sioner tan lat-ranted ntsisrtt is u»
the. lie caused the he and costs to
m mitt: and decided that the girl
begins a chance. When her
«tats. tot. During a. last
~ havehbeaettgagodwlth'flrs. ‘m
Istnhsnawh‘nauyasys
”obedient“
d twomsa with diluent rs-
solves. ”Huntsman-tannins
myresrue. Sheolued Ina employ-
mentnsadrensmalterwitblursadlor
thraswenkslhsvvsswnaaarbnrhtre
u
l have received a liberal compensation
for my work and now an able to m
chase my tlcltst home independently.
No one knows how i have suibred
duringgmy confinement. .l have never
been in trouble before and the kind»
aessthatbasbsensbownmewill nev-
er he lot-pouch. i sapposea that when
a woman once got into an institution
ottbinltindshewaagone.hutlnm a
living witness to the contrary. and
i thank God that when misfortune
overtook me the jail into which i
wasthrnst was presided over by peo-
ple who believe in upliftiri the fallen
rather than forcing them down to
worse degradation. 1 am going home
today to my friends and relatives. l
have had an experience which hss been
costly to me. but which will tend to
mate me better and stronger to face
the temptations of the world. 'And
this turn in the alnlrs of my life 1
race to my kind treatment at. the tail.
warms-saunas um.
Idld‘mrdihsmm for
the loath of M.
The following named pupils of the
Center school. Norwalk. were neither
absent nor tardy during the month of
February just panned:
ROOM l.—-KINDEROARTBN.
Harold Nadia.
Harold Stone,
Frederico Aquino.
Florence Smith.
ROOM ll.
Willett Chinerry.
David Johnson.
William llolcshy.
William Waldron.
300! ill.
Annie Anderson,
Zita Peeuey.
Marlon Hayes,
Edith Waldron.
Willie Dertng.
Aurelius Heath,
Harold Murray.
Ernest labia.
Henry Ranch.
Harold St. George,
Victor Smith.
Arthur l'nderhiil.
ROOM li'.
Richard Dunning.
”Robert Ella.
finest Pant-her.
Arlin holds.
France (lrnnunsn.
Irving Haynes,
Lawrence liesly.
Walter Miller.
Theodore Moth.
Howard Nadia,
llsrliert Hathmald.
Sarah Blackwell.
Florence Bray,
Bertha Brundage.
Olive Gray.
Elsi llsll.
Albertine Matheis.
Ruth Smith.
Lillie Storm
ROOM i’.
Edith Bates.
inn Daniels,
Martha ltuth.
Came Smith.
Minnie Smith,
Selleck Andrews,
Mortimer Bl’lllldlge,
Sigmund (iueowskl.
Jeane linymrs.
Percy Hendrh'k.
John McCormick.
Ernest Moore.
ROOM l’l.
Victoria Blackwell.
Hertha Bales,
inldlth Footer.
Lissie Mslkln.
ids Parties.
Pauline St. George.
Mildred St. George.
Elsie Schumann.
George Aviaon.
l'raak Broads”,
inter llrundage.
Albert iloulou.
Stephen Bray.
Harold Green.
(ll-ester lie-lb.
Oliver Kemp.
Theodore Morris,
Martin llatcliford.
Arthur iledden.
ll00ll Vii.
Bertha Cari,
Annie chlttlra.
Mabel Dunning,
Minnie mu.
Edna Grumman.
Hattie timeki.
Iva Kimball.
Monro Ontario.
Grover floors.
newts Newman.
Jay Reynolds.
sum Villa-mm: school.
Waiter Alissa.
murmurs-«Whine
Clo-dry Aral-them“
VIII law (la-teal the Ilasl
Mlmmulahstry.
New York. larch s.-W.u
for completing o! the
steel wire. rod and nail manufacturers
of this country were practically eon.
eluded last arm at a manual of the
represssuatives of the 15 most promi-
aentooneernsiatbatliaa,haldattha
Waldorf-Astoria. While all the details
have not yet been perfected, it was an-
nounced that the combine boil been
positively elected. and the corporation
will come into esiatarlco on or about
April].
The name of the organisation is to be
the American Steel act Wire globally.
and the capital stock is not “coed
“0.000.000. it will be incorporated un-
der the laws of the state of lilinols. and
the headquarters will be either in this
city or in mango. to be decided later
at a meeting of the board of directors?
which is to number in men, one for each
concern originally included in the com-
bination. Gauge 1'. Oliver has been de-
clded upon for president.
There are in all 20 firms manufactur.
lag steel wire and nails so that the li
llrtne‘eaterlng upon this combination of
interests represent by far the large ma»
iority. The other five are small con~
must. and though their names were not
given out. it was said that their plants
were located respectively in Oregon, ll-
llnols. Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York.
Only l'lva cameras "at at It.
Concerning these five concerns, Judge
Gary. one of the organisation commit-
tee. said thal they had planed their fig—
ures no high that it was lmpoauble to
even consider them. They will not be
barred even after the organisation is
incorporated. but before they can be ad-
mitted their entlmate of the value of
their plants will have to be considerably
reduced. in fact all manufacturers
who have proposed joining the com-
pany. whether they be large concerns
or small. will have the privilege of em
ierlug at any time, provided their de—
mands are sgmd to by the board of
directors.
The slot-It of the organisation is to
vitriol" of both preferred and common.
and the underwriters for a large short-
of it are J. P. lor‘n 1 Co. Expert
accountants represen.. ng both the Lon-
don and New Yorlt branches of that
firm have been closely mmlnlng the
boon ot all the concerns intern-ted. and
have reported upon the earning capaci—
ty of the several plants. Upon this re.
port the appraisals Were made. and in
nt-ist instances they coincided with
flame previously given by the manu—
tacitlrrrl.
The object n! the- new corporation is
primarily to lessen the cost of prmluw.
litn. Most of the (“uterus own their
own iron and coal mines, and the wt-
[oration will not naive to go outside of
its own members for any material they
will use in the manufacture of their
products.
‘Io tiaatlo fall Ilvor Strllto.
Fall River, lass, Hart-h 5.-—'l'he situ-
ation at the King Philip mills. where
the frame spinners have been holding
out against the reduction, has assumed
a new phase. and it in now probable
that all trouble will be settled by blon-
day. The frame spinners have decided
that they cannot longer remain out to
their advantage. The threatened trou—
bll,’ with the centers will not develop.
the discharged employee, Leon Cele,
having been taken back by the mill aw
thorlties.
Karts-any In the ills-- 'l'riol.
Camden, N. J., March 5.-l.awyer
llarry 5, Seoul, Chief of Police Samuel
M. Julmlun of Sltn‘kitm, el-Jllllit'e of
the Peace timrge W. lites and John
lilo-shew, an imwnrled Juror, were ar
reigned yesterday ntternmn on the in
dirtment charging them with embrace”
in the Shaw trial. The" all pleaded not
guilty. Their trial will probably take
place in April.
Alleged filibuster Arrested.
Sew York, March l.——~Dr. Franlt Ag'
ramonte, one of the three men rescued
from the steamer Tillie. which founder.
etl oil “unison point in January. was an
rested yesterday on the charge of fill-
bustering and held In $2.5m bail. Hizl
case. with several others of a like na-
lure. will coins up in the March term
of the criminal court. which begins out
was.
Lang “so” For Aesoall.
bosom. liar-vb h~0rorae mustard. s,
negro. who murderous” annulled Olli-
ter “buttock at the ( oncord retorma
tory on Jan. l was yesterday afternoon
sentenced to not more than 20 nor less
than in years' imprisonment by "to till»: I
parlor criminal court in East Cam-y
bridge. The trial did not occupy more
tron half an hour.
Will (“outlaws Its Illd Wino.
('tilcago. flsrclt 6—Wlftt larder"
Luelgeri has been told the task select
ed for him during his life imprisonw
tarot. it is the intention of the Juliet
penitentiary ofllelala to mannfscnmt
mtwusinmmand Luci.
govt will be siren charge of the work.
The information pleases Luetgert
new Jwvsny lsvwl m
Camden. it. 1.. larch tears. naval
reserves on board the trotted States
monitor Alan. Mill ll “Ill ohm. have
mdfliypuetkwwithtbsgmsna
workmen are potting the turrets in
perfect order.
ENGRAVING.
We will Mb
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WEDDING
llVlTlTlOllS
II- tXnfi, including inside
and outside envelopes. the In
est. quality and most nrthtlc
Mari-a. for
$8
Nearly” per cent. lass than
emoluadbvnnothnr inthis
city.
EACH ADDITIONAL HUN-
DBID Ill, 4
Weddtn‘h folded and in-
' without
extra charge. Other eugrav~
tag mending” cheap.
Wenlso make a special price
on
CALLIIG
CARDS
Plato and 50 Cards. I .15
II In lm II I.”
Addr‘on Cards. 25 cents a
line extra.
Wbma plate is furnished:
till Calvin. so cents
1m Cards. 75 cents
EVENING
SENTINEL
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holly is the lossry ot a good weekly on»
paper and a quarterly msgaslas st antics.
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is here. It’s the chance of the year. Some
suits at half, some at a third, some at a
quarter off regular prices. Inventory has
left many choice suitor—the room is need-
ed for spring clothing—wot prices is the
only way out of the dilemma.
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Men’ 5 Spring Suits.
Xoihiug wrong with them new» that they are last
springls. The difference in price makes than this years
bargains. Fancy worsted» and crwimcrcn, carried over,
formerly priced at m and m are Old-while they last. Not
all nine; in all lines, but all sires in combined liner. Spent
quickly.
Among the it ft-th-rs' m is inter weights arc in ion fancy
uorvtetls of line quality, that wen-wand .20, non marked
till. All the fancy tminten-s that have been 026, ”land
its are marked '15; the Old and Cl? tutu till; the flit suits
r. 50. livery size in all lines combined. At .5 are gnntpctl
all thr- (shits tutti cttds' in men’s and boys’ long pants suits—
a tllillli'i' for a good imminent or work suit at next to nothing.
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COTTOLENE
is a combination of two purenatural products—choicebeefsaet
and refined cotton-seed oil. as pure and golden as the southern
sunshine which produces it—making.a shortening and flying
fat unequaled in healthfulnese, cleanliness, flavor and digesti-
ble qualities. Endorsed by entinent physicians, recommended
by cooking experts, used by thousands of discriminating house-
wives in preference to lard and other cooking
fats. Once tried. always used.
The mains ls sold everywhere in one to ten pound yellow
tins. with our trademarks. "mum" and stars head to
lmh-«ru every its. Not guaranteed “sold In
any other way. trade only by
TIE I. I. PURIAIK WILEY,
It. Louis. New York.
Boys’ Suits.
All tho» fancy worsted long pants suits that won 0'11) and
Old are non .15; all Old and Il‘.’ suits nwflit; all the flit suit-t
are $7. 50. Weights fit alike.- for Spring and hill Wear. Short
pants suites have eull'crvd with the rest. We' vt- taken all the
line It and .5 suits and marked them at the ridiculous prion-
nf {3.88 to clear them out at (film-.111? Oi suits have been
put tit £159 for the same tit-neon. Mother» of boys are urged
to cottw quickly; they'll t- ujoy a lorgniu sale here quite as
much an if the} were shopping for ther‘clvai.
All the odd pants have been ordered to march at quick-
stop prices. A great many extra sizes for extra large and
entail men.
Spring stills and overcoat» are only waiting for clear
tables to let themselves be seen. l .1th have never been so
mtuplcte or so superb in quality and range of selection as
7w. are here nuts.
>lirlllil style hats and no. kvwar ready Saturday; Spring
suits and ova I't1‘lh rctuly Monday.
MEle&(o.
llBl Dtil'Il’OR'l'. CONS.
0pm Monthly. Friday and Saturday Evenings. . :
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WANTED.
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Old Gold and Silver.
()lrl "old or Silver of any hind; old lmhen ortliscsrtletl
Watches, i‘ltnins, Jewelry, S's-our, rim, in any tvmdititm.
FULL Gilli VALUE WILL Bil PAID PM All “0““,
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Opera House Block. Norwalhm- Conn
The Duty Of Today”
Is to insure and so protect the wife and family and at
the same time lay up money for old age. This can he
,done at a small cost and in a systematic way by securing
4a combination policy in the Consumer Gm Lilli
«.lttturniutcttI COIPAliY, through 8. S. L’Hosnsntsu, ngsnlw
When the Time ArriVea
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can do the worn quietly, and pi you running again.
litmus-ditto with mrmwwtwtwsau «mm artsy,
mom?“ lclientielacltitteco.
missus-est. W.m
which would warrant a' “I.
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“canary
. they were in danger of to. of . ~-
upua which the '
in favor of the abound:
"‘f‘hsre is up We is
defendants were an
to radon to
means or tiring on the striker!
to disperse them was one of
whicheannoibe quafld
it shall appear that the
nmry if the tunnel V.
formed and executed. ‘
"it the Jury find that the -
had reason to believe that I“
were about to assault them
grievous bodily harm. or “W
powered. then they had the
deftnd themselves by the use of
rudiment to repel the attack. ‘
”If any deputy willfully, know
and maliciously contlmtl firi,
the necessity for tiring had ceased. W
.m by stir-h firing kill Mike cm
may be found guilty tinder the ‘
fill‘l'll, but to convict any one the.
mm t»,- mfluflml beyond a reasonable
doubt that Hump person did no fire a“
lit alilr to identify the wrson; lMl .
did it willfully and maliciously, intelli-
mg to km that Mike Ceelak was killed ,
in. such person, :
As the testimony does not disclose
the identity of any person who bred
in the manner described, a conviction
.if any of the prisoners would not be ‘
warranted. Before any one of tho ,
prisoners can be convicted the jury.
must be satisfied beyond a reasonable
doubt that someone of them had special
malice iii-rant lhn deceased or general
manna toward the whole body of strik-
ers and intended unlawfully to kill
some one of them without caring which
one: tlml such maliciously disposed
i 'uslaii.
”There was no conspiracy among
them to lo an unlawful act or to do a
latitul act in an unlawful way. Theo.»
sure the act of one cannot be imputed
to (hr others. Each one in to he not
ll’flnuhllbi? only for what he hinted!
dlul. The evidence falling to Identify
the person who that Mike Celllk, there
car. tin no mnvic-tlon under the Indict-
nwnt.”
Judge Woodward took th‘! points and
will pass upon them later.
TRABEWTBNS.
Dw- Ifmlaym In 300‘”
by the War Talk.
New York. March Err-R. 0. Dill! ‘
Co's weekly review of trade says:
While the nation stands ready to
support President hchlrtley. an it was
ready in support President Cleveland.
in any lost l-nnli’tri’i‘l’lyv it is gratified
'by the calmness and justice shown in
i ailing until tarts determine whether
tilt-r» is ground for complaint. Stork.
h -.’ the th reckless son, disproved
promptly, and many of them before
they are tnltl. affected speculum la.
slmvks much last week add at tinsel ,
w... it. but they have not dint « "
industries and thr— trade of the
If all V .. .
Titero is confidence that the authori-
lire are during what is props-r to provide
for publir dv‘fenflr. and business is mov—
Int: tin with the assurance that it will
litil l‘m Irl’llllllily disturbed. The nation
limits for peace. but linuit'n that “I
mun-rs of prmprrity are quite beyond
tn» reach of any attack that is misalbla.
in grain, Hilton. meat produots arid
itrrlfnlenm markets baw been stronger.
with gradual increase in the demand
for manufactured products.
raiiures (or the writ have been 251 in
the l'uited States. against 246 last year.
and 32 to "undo. against 69 last year.
Ass-alter labelling In (1h.
Shanghai. March 5.~«A special corre-
spondeut of the Shanghai flercury st
Kin-Klaus illlt-li'l that the vlceroyn of
Napkin and liu~Kuang have entered
mo. 3 cumlmrl with the governor of
.‘itrnan to dirt-rt the attain of the enllrd
valley of the Ynug-tse-Klang and the
adjoining terrilnrit'n. The triumvlrau ,
promwew to govern this region irrespect-
iv» of any orders from the emperor.
who will he ulluwml no voice wit-Mar
in its affairs. thus virtually splitting
t'hlna in!» Ir'pflffllr' administration
This rota-illon is due to Phil"! aim
the YIl’l‘le iiitin rewritten. hitherto a
iwrtlfllflflr of "l!- mandamus. ll) ht I”
as a guarantee- of the Anglo-Gorilla-
ionn. which would menu a partial Ens
rowan control.
[Ir—ably- flaa flamed With Ira-l.
i'niim'il mulls. la. larch h-«Chnrlss
Gerber. a refined and educated Gem
in in jail here for obtaining money as
worthless drafts. At the city jail he
broke down and said that he was at
years old and that his from mm
was zit Fulton street. [fr-militia: that lie
was connected with the firm of Berlin
5 if". of that my and that his sons
were well to do.
flown WI-I to Is tips-ad.
l'hamborlnin, ii. 1).. blotch W
lsiwer Ilrule iiious have accepted the
government' a pruwsltton to open I '
partotfhrrnwervailtmaadpevailtlfl
removal of a portion of the tribe to the: -
lumeltud reservation inspector .
Laoghllo of the lndian bureau has pit
to the Km reservsttow to “a
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