fl WW gilt! not learn to
Initiation“ Indr-
ar-Ho Myriam."
Yesterday morning at it o'clock Chas.
A. Bolnay. the Trumbull murderer.
who will be executed April it, was
transferred to the condemned cell in
the ext-trillion house at Wetherslield
prison. '
Boinay was visited by his spiritual
adviser. Father Lynch. Afterwards
Warden Woodbrldge went to his cell.
anti told llolnay that he intended to
transfer him to a place where he would
have better light, more ventilation and
a larger floor space for exercise. The
warden. winhing to spare the feelings
of the condemned man. did not reler
w the execution house by name. He
hoped that Bolnay would be ignorant
of the character of the place. lint
Botany in no ordinary murderer. He
knew the "place" to which the warden
referred. and smiled. it was a slclrly
pmile. and perhaps it was intended to
"express ltoinay'a appreciation of the
worden's desire to spare his feelings.
"is that the execution house?" lioin-
ny asked.
"Yes. it is. " admitted the warden.
"Why. id just aotm go to that place
no to any other. My being in the eac-
cution house won't haaten my execu-
tion.” Boinay replied. as he began to
get rcady to no to the executlml house.
l-lx~i)eputy Sherifl J. R. Graham has
been appointed by Warden Wood-
hridge to watch Boinay during the
day. and Olliccr Prank lied will have
charge of him at night. Warden
Woodhridgc docs not wish it to he
understood that these officers are the
death watch. They will. be very liltcly
be members of the death watch that
Will be appointed later. For the pres-
ent Botany will live about thc same
way in which he has been living in
rtgard to diet and exercise. He will
take his usual daily exercise in the
yard until the death watch is placed
over him two weeks or ten days before
his execution. ills removal at the
present timc is in accordance with the
wardcn's well known opinion that con-
dcrnncd men should be isolated entire-
ly from the other prisoner». The con-
demned man in his cell, which is dis-
tlnguishcd front the others by tha-
ucrccn door. in an object of curiosity to
the other prisoners as they paw to and
fro. (in thin account the disclpiioc of
the imiilhfitfil'h‘flflmfii! interfered
with. lioretolore the warden has been
unable to pot. the condemned man in
thc cxccutlon house sooner than two
Weeks before his exwutlon. because the
dircctom would not allow him to incur
thr- cxtra expense ol hiring thc otlim-m ‘
required for the watch. There in noth-
ing in lloitlay'u cw, eithcr in his con
duct or physical condition. to atmgcet
that an cxccption be made ltt hi» can»
lilo trnnalcr at this time, aluuu rm
«law before hie cxm-ution, in ln'nr-
cordancc with the warticn's policy of
inolation which hc Would like to ace
established in all cam.
The screen door ha» been rctuow d
from llolnay'u cc” and a timc primm-l
now twcupica it.
A“-.- ..... .....-
Ilareaco Hamilton.
tin the first page of thin 'Wit'n Mir-
ror in found a very excellent portroit
of Florence llamillon. at prcucm lt‘lltl
tau lady and featured by t‘om my.
ton in MR Mock company. which in
playing to big luminous. allow Hamil.
too is the daughter of a wt'll‘kimwtt
Phicago dentin. and won horn in lilo
Windy City, uh» road» hcr debut with
Halide tiraaacr‘a company lrn your:
an to play incline and email pom
into war: very talcntml thcu. although
very yrmmt. and ton-iv rapid product!“
in her rho-two profcnlon. tlhc v..nx
anon competent to play limit! in tin-
nme mmmny. The next autumn .«lu»
starred in rcpcrtoirc. bring; an will”.
fill that aim watt Militant for liortlly
art'nllom'a hammer Theatre at i'lok'u
Inland. Hallie. where nhc remained for
men summer mama. ltlle out at»
tut-ted the attention 0! the late W ll.
Pattern. who wand her for ttw lead:
one pm in The Vniflca‘ wot. Theo
lloloaay Klralty med im- tor The
Water tau-ea. after which she twat-w
tau-lion lady for (in! Williams. This
murmur was followed by a warm
on arm-tr star at F’trl’mmh‘tt. in PM»
adclpiia. and a very Allrcrfllfltl etar»
flaw tour in My limtmml. a play Writ»
ten for her by iictm Marble. Irmt aco—
aon film Hamilton interred with her
own company thrown the doom,
when m income a amt ldvm‘llw,
lb Hamilton it” had all hotelier"
minutiae. and hail played very mm
telly m pom a: Harley when. Lady
’Wl t‘antllle. fruit-hon. "only
and my otherr of title importance
fie in man-ti of trauma! hasty
m ”.7 chum, fl" action is pm.
m by the mm as natural and
Mil. W m M urwh a pro»
med m this mat that use
na‘cr Roman and Ir. Payton own-mt
to m at um with her for two mt
m. litre Hamilton annumily parrot»
inn! Millard flow and will lat stem
to due time an a W in mutant
WWW
‘ were 464 marriages in January and L'-
thattlldtlih Immmaryoftheblrthaw‘
and mutuuforthamonthpmad“
lag. in the 161 towns martin: than
511' blrtha.
The number of birth: in Norwallr
during January was twentyvlia. mar-
ringer. eight. The total number of
death: in February was thirteen, rep.
mating an annual death rate of 1.0
per 1,000 iahabitanta. ..
During February there were 1.026
dentin in the state. This was 127 lean
than was reported In January and loll
lean than in January of last year. The
average number of deaths in February
for the teat live year- was 127 grater
than for last month. The death rate
was 13.8 for the large towns. 14.1 for
the small towns and 13.9 for the whole
state. 'i'he principal causes of death
wrrc: Consumption. lot; pneumonia.
Ht); bronchitis, 58; dim of the
nervous system. 131; heart disease.
82; typhoid fever. 4: scarlet fever, 3;
measles. l3; diphtheria and croup. 20;
whooping cough. 10; eryelpelas. b;
grip. 4.. No report was received from
ill” town of Roxhnry.
The following towns are reported as
having no deaths in February: An-
dovt-r. Avon. Beacon Falls. Bethlehem.
Bozrah. Brooklield. Durham. Fmtford.
Kant Granby, East Windsor, Hampton.
llartland. Marlborough, Middlchury.
Monroe. Morris, Newington. North lla-
van, Old Saybroolt. Salem, Romero.
South Windsor. Willington. Wolcott—
24.
mot-ton or m on.
An Admin“. ape! But! by Kid.
Pin-mum I'utport People
Miss Dotha Stone l’lnneo. of Nor-
walk. gave a moat admirable and well
written paper. entitled. Fiction of To.
day, before the Historical Society of
Weetport. Holiday owning. The West—
norter says of the paper:
”Miro l’lnneo introduced her sttb-
jcct with several anecdotes capitally
told. She then prtxwded to diucuaa
tho tictlon of the present day with
cleverness and ability. She spoke first
of the transition from history to lie—
tion on natural and easy; that the
form of the two was the name and the
end of both nhonld bthhe communica-
tion of truth. The reading of novel:
was defended and the latter not'cliuts
doused as to matter. atyic. and moral
inliucncc. The general lmprmlon giv-
cu was that the present day writer» of
lotion exceed in style their predccm-
aura. but the group cmttrtiolnu Scott,
llicltcmt. Thncltcry and Elliot catered
for and beyond in It'llilltt. in othcr
wards Wu arc now bloom-d with a full
hum. of talent. and we wait to be
again electrified by the work of itcniull
in a twrsonality W’llMl’ name in on yet
unknown to It». Mimi l'lnnco with her
tor»:- style, and emphatic mauucr in-
tcrcsted and hold her audience. A
ntcnt delightful evening was panned.
1nd a tumultuous vote of thank» tund-
>rul to tho essayist."
4"-» ~
mo um YACHT tum
Schedule Arranged by the Executive
committee Announced.
'l'hc excculirc committee of the
i'orht lint-tux Aanoclatlon of long
island Sound halt completed the inched:
trio of dotea for the rarest of the comlmt
whom. The M'hcdule will be submit‘
tcrl to the main body on March .‘Jl.
whro it will probably be acceptml.
’lltt- Ilillt-li wlxucd include the fol»-
liming. .ilay flu. lndlan Harbor Yacht
‘lllll. urn-rial rune; June 20, New Haven
Yacht club. annual regatta; .lum- 27.
:ttnmford Yacht club. annual regatta.
{or all clam-1i; .iunc zit, indium liar-
bor Yacht club. apt-rial race: July It",
ludlau llarlmr Yacht club. annual rc-
azuta: Atlflllnt N. indlan Harbor rc-
Itnna: September 7. Norwalk Yacht
club. annual “walla
Connecticut Potato.
The (allowing your leaned March l3.
iii”. Lint turnlahrd from "More: oi A
ill. Woonicf. patent lawyer and mini.
mr. llrldgrport. (hum:
W. tiunow. "rider-port. dtprmaibie
rail nyatrm; W. R. Wain-um. Jr..
lirltkcporl. met-battled! tor homllim
molten racial; l. W. Blair». New lite
ccn. howl holder; P. J. Hathcln. New
llaven. near cutter. ii. i. Warren. .‘iew
Haven. parallel ruler; H. l'. titular»
«taint. Hartford. nthrclliliohlr bottle.
A. llaanatyne. Waterbury. t'lttl'lt hell;
ii. A. rttrntpr, Waterbury. pipe pitta;
i. ll. Wilma. Maiden. carpet tum»
rr. W. it. Home. Mctidcn. lamp
hrarltct; ll. W. littlw and l'. l’. We»
ton. Torrittaton. training machine
mail»: it. it tmllwood, ltnnth Now
walk. ltey. [bellow-A. it. ilendryx.
New Haven. plate for flower trots.
Alb-rifled law I. ti
Them two Minn mute. mated
in the mmtalna of Weatern North
Carolina. are now Man rapidly titled
with winter tutorial: from the mirth.
A more delightful place cannot ho
round to avoid the till-granitic Ilarrh
winds. The; are anally reached troll»
New York the Mmylvania and
Sombrero ”HWY. by the Weahituton
wad Mlhwnlm Limited. which My
"1* New troll daily at t” it. til. min
the the trip within 2:! hours in though
Pullman aiming room stoning mm,
l’rrt' toll particulate to. tail on or
mm Mew. I. ‘l’llmtt. Mara
W Am. it‘ll May. it. t
WANTED.
Ladies and gentlemen suffering from
throat and lung ditllcultlcu to call at
our store for a sample bottle. of Otto'n
Cure, which we are dintrlbuting free
of charge. We confidently recommend
it as a cure for Coughs. Colds. Bronchi-
tin. Consumption and all dineasea of
the throat and lungs. it will cure a
cough quicker than any other knowr
remedy. We believe it will cure yor.
ln croup or whooping cough it is auraY
to give inatant relief. Large aim. but:
and lie. Sold by Edward P. Weed.
Making a lilalinclltin.~MiBn t'ay-
cone hod calmed her partner a great
deal of annoyance by forgetting what
her long unit was and remaining ob»
viouo to his trump signals. He moppcd
the pcrnpiration from his brow and
ventured the observation: ”i was un-
der the impression that you said you
were afl'llhiomt’d to playing whilst."
"Yrs." ahc anawcrcd sWN-lly. "i play
it. i don't work it as some people do."
~Waubinglon Star.
~Aceton dottn not atlect the heart
\‘crym i‘rcdu-Ho your custom-moot is
:t rccrcti’ Arthur I uhouid any so!
Why. she won't cvcu b-t mc tcli hcr
tailor.” Puck.
ltcv. l1. :dwanbt, pzostor of the Rue»
lluh ltaptlst church at altar-ravine, l'.t.,
when uulferlug with rlwumtttistu, wait
advised to try tflmtnlwrlnin'o l’uln
llalm. lie says; "A low application»
of this Ilnimcnt proved of great aer-
vicc to me. it subdued the lullatutno~
lion and rcilcvo-d the pain. Should
any aullcrcr profit by giving l'ain
ltalm a trial it will please mc." lt'or
sale by fl. (7. illlihton. South Nnrwnlk.
and E. l'. Wet-d. Norwaik.
i‘nuliouu. 'Sltt' 'i'rur low should
cause one to forget all t'lltl‘ "invc the,
low my dog." ”0' Who: kind of a
dot; in ii'.’ Chicago wa,
C1181” ' 1L
449%;222’ '”
.it'tur lillt'lli. i‘lmt tilt-uni rul
um out» mo if he Milliui lllt' O'llfil’l.
”lint in! tlmnn't lic turn-l,» WJlll‘i a
low Mara." Browning. Kim: I» (”oi-t
Mouttvlv.
ilillli'
~Aectoa ta baritone
"‘i'lt: r: in elonlctbiut: queer." rcmarit-
ml tlu- olmrvcr of "left and rhinos.
"almm 1h» tritlrlullulli of a lliltll who in
airway: taking oil hill but to the flag.
while paying it lawyer a big mllnrv m
tell him how in cvadc thr- LtWh or the
Iiiiltl "
We are harlot» to do a little good in
thin world and can think of no pleat
lllll‘l' or better way to do it than by
recommending One Hlnnte t'oxuh t'tm
an a preventive of pneumonia. mu»
sumptltm and other aeriotut luau trou-
hln that follow neglected colds. ti. (2.
Still-mt and x. f'. Weed.
”lin you wont to know what Tomp.
ltlna thiulot of you?"
"No; i don’t rare what he thinlu of
ow toll mo what he an” utumt ow."
0mm
'13
,d
2:.-
, nth
inlay—l are that there are no door»
here at all: that you Just have mp
item and certain. it mm be or
fully entlmrauing when any one mile
on you.
tlell- Yea. indeed; anion he knows
how to trim without mucking.
Alter year- af untold salaries front
allow. I171. Pure-ill. of Knimavllltl.
W..VMNMMIBI~IMWM
of lkWfli'! Witch line! III”. min
dwam witch Ia ma. nah. pimple!
m rtltuiillitt m an readily met!
by this in”! remedy. it t', Stilt
NH! and it. l'. Weld.
”more.
mm your want: be Irma in th-
at
at ”W” at“
tlur linen selling at
' f $ 2.48
In Both Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoes.
ALSO
(luv lieuis’ l'Imltm-l, Russel and Box Golf Shoes,
at
$3.48
M. H. GLOVER’S,
tzz Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
«tH. KRIEGERI»
The Leading cloak and liillinery Store.
We have about 25 last Spring's
Roofers for little girls. from 6 to l2
your. old. which we will close out at
so Cents Each.
Just the thing for little girls to wear
for the Spring. Nothing the matter
with them except that they are not
made in the height of fashion.
H. KRIEGER,
Mohnokomo Hotel Block.
South Norwolk.
Do you want
a Tin Pail?
IIIII 11 Cents
12 Cents
20 Cents
25 Cents
...— H. M”-.. ...... , .T‘fl . ..-.... - e.
2 Quart,
3 66
'6 u
8 db
0.. a. 90‘
m
'J'heuc arc not cheap gootiu, but are suc h as Would
usually cord you fifty per cent. more tlmu we ask for
them.
They are made of onc and two cross polished tin.
with Wood handles and haul»: on the lids.
NASH it VAN SCOY,
Corner North Main and West Sta.
Freight Line
BETWEEN
AND NEW YORK.
n... Home... We .4»... ... -......»..........
PRMLLIR.
titty of limit Vulcan and Eagle.
Nymph...“
um MI“ I P. I. “I" ”Mil mill 0 I. I.
“A" I" m MI! 23 I. I, urn-u it, 3 P. I.
NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK.
Ni at
Dr. HUGHES
omen m.
Vi ii a branch of his llanbur’ollee
HITCH Lilli 102M. MATEO VICE. iii
ALL 51'. trot nor will [it'll no ml
attention to the corn-elk»! of
menu m
U! m,
01! EACH Willi.
lllaofleehonn willbe from D a. m. tolp. In.
All running from defective vialon lbottid
mull and luv» their eye» tented and proper
3mm
momentum
Cum insomnia Vmi mllallnrlnatlonmlzm-
it-pwy. Molnar!- 'l‘rnno no, Nervotm atoll-i
"cadu- im and “Ullfillblstdmawllliy when
of it perv-tun complexion
W in; the aid oftbe tutu! improved electric
inaction-ant» of Amerlcn' n a Yunrpfln bell
oeulistw. he in enabled to teat your cyealght
«tortilla-ally.
Met, 48 [all Sheet. Itll'llll.
No oaldlera magenta employed.
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
\Vc li:l\'t' paid ~[N'l’ifli attention
to the new color- and have a
large variety of clwixus in lml.
tint-n. lilttc and Ilrmvu.
You are o'tmilttll} inVlli'tl in
call and race them.
t
l’aintcrs' -upplio-,
Ulla-n, Vila.
’rtilrlllm. [min-rlmugin:
and tlt‘rnl'alilm.
E. E. Gorham,
to first little. last limit.
tut: on out":
l:- a tort-d thing all through.
loll-ltd ll ltd.
Perfect lulu.
lirplu or triangle grate.
Handsome design.
but the price is light.
We also have a num-
ber of bargains in hot
air furnaces.
lorrall Pattern & We. 00.,
'lh’.W.twlooxtnn Ill’t- t, .«mttltl Sorwzlih.
J. 0 JEthNGS.
4mm; titltlniltr, hinterl-
DWI 1!
Wall Paper'- and Border-
] NORTH “Alli~ 81am.
tlontb Norwalk.
Sample Books of latest Style. of
Pattern. [larder- and (tilt Moul‘l‘!
taken to W for talpectlon. on no
tire by portal. Ertlmatea cheerfully
aim.
WilliamC.Jesse,
118 WASHINGTON 8mm.
Sole Aunt for
Althlflfllnmm . g
Help liar-tin um"
lunches-"Ingmar” ‘
If Ionia- 9" Coal“ " “
Chicano. lurch 17. ~lt malted;
Io minute: yesterday afternoon fit! I”
of the mmt ravage urea ..
ween alnce the famoua cold W
warehouse tire on the World"! “if.
;ronndn in on to take from 5 to
liven. mllln 30 people and More .5”. ‘
Itory brick building to A pile 01m
timber. redhot brick: and twisted “at.
The number of dead in still in bf
and probably will not be
known until the tidbits of: the dbltlidln‘
in aufllclently cooled to “fill" of search ,
being made for the bodies of the“ Still!
undoubtedly pert-lied in the the. mud
will be two daya hence at: lam.
Three men are known to be dud.
They are: Samuel A. Clark. bookkltpe!
for the Olmatnd Scientific comp-tit:
Miles A. Smith salesman for the Olm-
ntead Scientific company. and “ma
Bins, cuhlcr for Sweet. Wailuclt £00.
The building was six storie- ill”. bad I
. frontage of 58 feet on Wain-b "m
and extended back 100 feet to In All”.
it was of what to ltnovvn aa mill dou-
atructtnn, had tvvo elevator shafts and
in front and one in the rear. and reach-
ing flow the third atory to the root
way a light shalt which pave the human.
every aha cc. and it was beau” of
this room t on the fire apreld with“ .
awful rapidity The building’ tr“ «2- .
ruplr‘d by a number of concern}. Iowa
or them employing large numberl of
people it is ”limited that 40. W
wrre at work in the building when tho
tire on: annotated
Act. of norm.
The elevator men. Harry Gleason and
William St. Juhll. conducted themulvaa
with heroism and presence of mind. AI
$00!) as the alarm was given in the.
buitdlng Gleason atarted the W
eletator to the seventh door. shouting
fire at the top of his voice as he m
carh door He waited only an instant
at the top and quickly gathered a load
or tvomen. whom he took down out of
all. Trips twre made until the timber»
at the top of the elevator Ihaft were
sect! in he adame.
No instance of heroism exceeded in
resolute and cairn courage the conduct
of Min Kate Carney, forcwoman of the
Nltlonal Music company, who stemmed
the headlong. mad nub of the you!!!
women employed on the fourth floor
and held them at the elevator shaft.
She waited until the int of he!
rhargm was safely aboard. and their
thcre non not room for a single period
mare.
The elevator descended for the loot '
time without Mina Carney, who all»
owned the despairing cry or the young
Wonlfll with a resolute, "I can taker
are of myull'"
Sim ran to the fire escape in the rear.
width “as 'rthiOd. but instead of to-
the lion n on ”in outside nhc an on: in«
trivia r: -' ar ths- wall and w-nt down plan
in; all “a the ladders and escaping
althout injury.
WATSON NOMINATED. 2
l’opnliul Nam III- For cm W”
of Counts.
Atlanta. March lT.-The Populist
amt.- mnventton adjourned shortly be.
("re i .l'rlnck this morning after a long
and lilul’lny’ M'itfiitrfl. lion. Thoma E.
“'mmun “on nominate-i {fir ‘DVOI'DDI.
amt. although he hurt repeatedly declln.
ed to accept, it in believed that he will
)‘l-l utilise!” In make the me.
The platform aaa adopted by the con.
carillon an rtrpnl'h'd front the commito
hm it indium! the Saahvllle confer-
on: c favors ill? I" (in!) it! the Offiwu‘
tlon colon-it!» It the lit 14min confer:
entc Jan i2 and the holding of A Ill-
nnrmi c-uatenti-m July 4. A vigorous!
protest against tuition is entered Ind
tn» rlf. Loom platform lndoraed.
finl‘rn’ mm Alum-Ia Dull.
)furrlaluwn. N. 1.. Mitch IT.—-Rev
William liruah. who was the oldest liv-
in: graduate of Rutgers college. is dead.
liv- Mist born Mary 1:}. lat”. He “Mind
at ltutgeru with th: clan: of mo Alt/l
became a mini-tor of the Dutch Be~
formed church, He retire-ti It Motrin-l
town in "1.. lie in ourtiwd by hi. wife
and two (htldren. Mra ilorrltt C. lint.
pher’r of Morn-town and Rev. Dr A. H.
1‘!th til "rtltlitlyll
,, .
Maud-rd ml Company mull. .:
Trenton, March l7.»l‘lnvt'ongrenamn
John Dunn halt le'lIIF'd from tru- mun
of chart-wry an order rentrainln' tho
tllnndarrl till company from laying
pip“ through certain affect! in Elisa»
beth. The supreme court recently do.
claret! invalid an ordinance granting
the privileg» of laying film pip". AM
lllt- order today out he in force until
the matter to tilltunwtl of by the curt.
of errorn. "
but.» lath-vi of palette.
Coming. .‘V. 7.. starch l7.-'l’lmofizr
Cronin. a tnrowr llvlnlt win miles from
hm. committed luteltie by holding ht-
hend below the aorta” of a crack in
which the water wan only a foot down
He had previouIly tried to obtain pot-
non from a neighbor, but falling in ilk.
named to the other method.
—-‘———-——-———w—— ’
W In- [Jungian new
m. starch ll.«’i’he will of the tart.
Jamal litevemtm filed in the m
archives of the Norfolk court W:
Action by the pattie- intneatltl. Wm .
log to the friend- of the dorm fett—
talna no overt-low for time. bl- “In:
in: daughter. m be believed tut
an no longer lived.
M
mutant-rm”
3:
Mon. Item titular! if. W
It. I). «mum-mutated
you": than. um Home 7. m ‘4‘
how alerted for the Km. 13'. ;_
wow van
Albany. llama I'D-“If. W
to amend the railroad law W
by the W: m.
Washroom
Wm.“
wot-Ia
nan»- anal.- a“
I".
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