V e ninety Hall's claim to
the entire estate or the late decree
If. Clinton was reliersted yeeterdey.
by Attorney Daniel Davenport. who
is associated with Hatch A: Wicker.
ocunsel for Mrs. 111111151. basis for
the claim was not eluted. but it in 1111-,
(let-stood will he iorthc‘omlnu at the
proper time.I'1‘he theory that there is
a wilI Is advanced flan: time to tune.
and as April 3 tunprIoaclle11. the .I I
for illinsfiv last II ‘ ‘
I. groweshortcrwthat ls".
ecumeut villi he prod
‘ ‘5 i1 Davenport also state
LPot s aadgnu llldno' Clayton 1.31.115
1111 Buck admitted when-
i‘obably in time
t themselves, and
on of the most in;—
e
. Mil: ups-her intentions of
melting a baht for the estate. and she
has already attached personal proper-
ty amounting to about $200,000
An important development in the
case yesterds Was the announcement
that the? law 151:: ct Stoddard s. 311111-
op will be associated with Canfleld it
notion in representing Edward L.
orton and other, heirs in the litigation
over the Gilman millions This means
that the heirs arc' dchernlined to secure
the best available: counsel. and have re
talned a firm, the senior member of
which. Attorney Goodwin Stoddard. has
had considerable experience in con-
ducting litigations of this character It
was rumored yesterday that startlingV
disclosfimswonld be made at the bear-
11.11 would give. us fiv'c
' t but the conflicting
I by that the task
‘ ditheult one. It
kc up Seriously, how~
ed We. had much'
' w division, even if
verybod y, than to
V I resent unfair dis:
and elect our fifth cou—
by the whole state.
lld be no justice what-
course «New Brit-
111.5115, of 'l‘uollaml
cry generous offer of a
illical and educational 111-
hut town endowed
ate 15 sun: is necessary.
norm up to $1,000,000
5b not;::e$tiolloii
5 is icgislaturc.
' {such great practical
' t the state cannot afford
5 Mr. Hicks has done
and his name will be
c ftSr generations to
new has
I; 5 an inven-
linen. estate. but has be-
p minory work Incidental to
the Inventory. When this is cOmpletcd
I f inhostilnablctV:t service to
. alipo 111111.111. no
asbeen use The Triult dompany
as administrator has a large amount
oi live steel: to look after. and in one
part 0! the grounds are a large number
of rose bushes which arrived too late
to be set out last fall. and which were
buried below the frost line. They will
be set out in the spring. ~
TURKISH creams oauosaous. I'
.—
. ,athletcs have been
i {in by the faculty of the
use of their low stand-
in studies. Athletics are
oilegc, but young men
.l 1111' 111 these institutions
ol'cly to distinguish
1111 the truck or field.
lmitted. however,
to 111:: 16st ambition :1 large
' f hon: have is to gain
n’sieut- 1101101 5
1‘ WOMEN VARE ~DOVINO.
Finances in lnexpllcahlc Confusion
And Salaries in Arrears.
LONDON, March 27~Advlces from
Constantinople are to the effect that
affairs are rapidly reaching a danger-
one- pass there. ‘ 5
Turkish finances are in an inexplic-
able confusion. All government salar-
.es arc iron: six to eight months in ur-
lears. Upwards of 1: million Turkish
pounds are due (or war material. while
he military expenditure ls daily in‘
reusing. In order to cope with the re-
bellion in the province of Yemen in
Southern Arabia. and. the possible ris-
mg. in Macedonia; ‘V‘ilhere is no doubt
that the 0110111111155 :1 received a se~
vets check at the hands of the Arab I11-
111.391.... who. In a manifesto Ide-
nounced the sultan. proel'nV on his
” bl‘other Mohamlneddlcshhd 11.51.55 to
be sultan. with the title of Mohumrned
v. The young Turks party have ad
bored to the Arabian proclamation.
and the open enmity to Abdulrlv'lumid.
the sultan, has spread to the palace
and the sultan's advisers. met Bey
is said to be preparing for flight. The
patrols oi .Constaninople have been5
doubled. Mobammedans ‘and Chris.
tians are arrested hoully. and large
numbers are daily shipped; to Ash:
Minor.
The tension between notions and
biuseulmans In Macedon to extreme.
I It" In reported that another band of
marauders has crossed fIlluianrin. into
Macedonia.
a. Mes very few yokes this sea
' ”' The mic is that the line from
5 to belt shall be as long as
are made to button at the
1s shoulder and under the-5
110‘ as not to 11111115111115
nrrnngemant of the front.
51“ sin 'r I 1 .
_ it. otdqrdmill: showing- one
‘ 11.11111... patterns, is trim-
. Wuhan-u.
”g‘zdrdgfi‘kggilo:‘itgfigfi escnmrmo concomi- oassnrs
11111 1 lee‘vea. ' His no".
WATERBURY. Marci: 27—8erzeaat
Roland B. Burns. oi the United States
Army. connected with the recruiting
omce here alone February 1. has dil-
n ppeaied from his post of duty, and.
the prescribed ten days having elapsed.
has been posted as 1: doserter. PrIor
to his disappearance on March 8 he
had arranged to drill the boys' brindle
of the First Baptist Church. Burns
was sent here from the New Haven
recruiting station. having previously
been station at Fort Slocum. N. Y. He
In said to have served in the First Unit»
ed States infantry in the West. He
left his uniform behind.
M
TH! COUNTRY ”no: OHIHIOAN'S
The unique project or photographing
the entire route of Sheridan's ride.
from Winchotter. Virtiala. to Cedar
Creek. i111 it is today. has been carried
out by The Ladies' Ilene Journal. and
the result will be shown In a picture
55.55.55 51555555555 5555 I... .0555
II as on
I 5. historic-l In!
(in plllowe cases for your
5 bed make them of alternate
5. 11111111111. running the rows
y across the pillows. Finish
' with rulflos of the material
til a narrow lacs.
1?
clots blouse more or less in
' heir ‘baclte ilt perieotly
‘y at these waists have
ironic trimmed. I am
it: 1:111:11: made-moron.
notice. too. that the
_ wi- have 11111111
’ bro‘ldery across
. "r
‘ Ill 5 be 111111111111in
' Lblue serge II iri
.bllt a title red cl
Blltllidhree 1111111111111
The largest company of prisoners ever
twelfth district here today as titer
suit of an interrupted cocking mag
this morning. Famous birds of Frank
at various points iron: Chicago to the
known men in Providence. Hartford,
Mme ‘ "'7
At the nest rehearsal the discourse
ed amateurs were discussing their IV
plight. when the disco
very was made
that their cast originally numbered
thirteen To this number the ill tor; -
use was immediately attributed and a'
retail part was at once written for
another character.I
loilrteeu persons in in
twoiohtaraals sine
land Idiotic 1..
I» 1 lend Sports Arrested.
WOONSOCKET, R. 1.. March 27—-
present at one time appeercd in the
P. Casey. oi the adiolninx village or
Waterford. which have been in mains
Atlantic seaboard during the past few
years. were pitted against Hartford.
Conn. games. for 02. 000 a side. The
first battle had inst been fought and
won by the. Waterford birds. at 3: lib a.
111.. when seven Woonaocket policemen
surrounded the barn cellar In the sub-
‘urbs. in which the main was in pro
H.688
Sixty— three. including many well-
beConn., Pascoag, It. I.. Blackstone.
whines” and this city today paid .111
each. line and costs. for being present
at a cock tight. About fifteen who were
In the cellar eluded the police. some
being badly cut by breaking through
windows.
The total lines so far surrogate
about $700. About '32. 000 of game-
coohs are in the passesslob or the no
lice awaiting condemnation by the
court. This forenoon a successful
raid for liquors was made at the scene
of the battle.
.....
NOT IN THE HIGVHWAY..
Official; Decide that the White House
--. Cat 0 Does Not Inert-lash. -
The removal of the White Hausa
Cate iron: the corner 0: Railroad ave-
nue and Monroestreet, this week. to a
location over the cellar on J. Done.
van's property, in Railroad avenue.
:nused some discussion in official Cii'
lies today. it was at‘iirst believed that
thewagon oncroached on the uldowalk,
having been set at an angle when the
owner, Herbert: H. Leonard, located It.
If this had been the case, it would. of
course have had in to back.
Street Commissioner Samuel W.
Hoyt, Jr.. made measurements this
morning. however, and reports that the
wagonls all right, and there is sever-
al inches of space. nearly a foot, In
fact, between the. property building
line and the outer edge oi the wagon.
Railroad avenue at this point Is fifty
feet in width including the sidewalk
SAN-0R WAS ROBBED IN BOSTON
8U em
BOSTON March 27-«William Mc-
lnughliu, a seamen oi the United
States steamship Lancaster. and a vet-
eran oi naval operations in Philippine
waters. was,robbed by two men in eye
enlng dress in a subway car. When
McLaughlin paid his (are be displayed
a roll contain 845 and when he left
the car at final 11y Squsle. this two men
closed or: him and one threw a cape
over his head at the some time fishing
his pocket'for the bills. The sailor
raised a shout and callbd Ifor assist.
once. but the robbers ran up the sub-
way stairs and although pursued by
hali‘ a dozen men. escaped in
crowd outside.
INDEVOIEN'I‘ TEXT cooks IANIIlI-I-
ID PROM SCHOOL.
BOSTON. March M~The Bomervllle
school board has decided that the text
books on physiology and hygiene used
in the public schools of that city are
"improper," not to say "indecent. " and
must go.
This was the c or at execution that
was adopted without opposition.
01-,dered That it: the primary and
grammar schools instruction in .phy-
alolou and hygiene be entirely oral.
tor the subleot ho tarnished for the
use of sellers 011111: 111111 it in homhv
also or me that instruction be given
regarding the proper care oi the body.
rather than the 1111111111111 tomstions.
m
rwo MURDIIVIIII IXII‘I‘. I
burn Am. mum March 81-
Charles II. Kollbeqhm and Eric Bhutto
who were orres’tedttvo
the chorus oi whatnot" murdered Am
. a
and killed Woodman a: lost.
1:5 new I...” 1.51... “55555.15:
. a
augment: crime
1511111 I'm now 5; ‘
,IanthheV 55
5 111111111 5: 5
‘5 " s l‘
downhill, Cullen
. tail: piece of land situated in the city
the
and that hereafter a stash: deal: book ,
VOOIIIIOOII'
have coughs-ed. It In said they shut
5a5c4—iieal1 roasted as or-
.1. dared T111151 the ten:-
5 thto shootout; So (I
and by virtue of 11 certain tax warrant.
signed commanding bin: a. levy and
collectof
J5. GURNEIJ. 0'; HARVEY‘
and other persons named in the rate
hook on the list to said warrant an-
sum total as thorelli state, said sum be
ing a tax or asaeulueut laid upon the
assessment list mend in 1899 by the in-
habitants or the town 11' 1101111111491:
.111me and legally assembled towit on
the 311 of earn 11. .11).. 191511.... :01
the purpose of providing for the indebtl
redness of said town. levies upon the
iollowing described real estate lute oi
said .I. 0111 cell 0.5 5linrvey but now 01'
Charles 15.11.31.111. to wit: All that cel-
ot South Norwalk In said town. lying
westerly of the highway called North
Main street and bounded northerly 011
test by land of Eliza! Beard. Easterly
61 teat by land or Chdrl'e’s Y. Beach In
part and in part! by' landI of Angel:
Fitch. Solutions 55. foot by land on Al-
land of Elisa [.5 Board 1 -.
. And I 1.1.1.11 sell at 1511111151 Auction.
on the premises hereinbetore dcscrih
ed 50:: the 31st day or. May, A I)... 1901.
at 10 o clock torenoon. so much there.
or as will raise the uni or three 111111
50- 100 dollars. that in tho~propor1
tion or the said J. urn'ell 0. Harvey
of the 1111111 total in 'aid list. together
with the charges new. sale, etc.
81‘. JOHN
Tax calms-.11... or 11199
Dated at Norwnlk March 2? A. I).
1901.1:1V3V’l' :13 10V
ARBITRATION coMMtrrIVte's MEET,
Store Manufacturers Iron Mould
on Say No Serious Diff noes Exist.
CHICAGO. March 127-—The Arbrltra
tlon Committees of the Store Foundry-
mens National Defense Association
and the iron Moulders‘ Union of North
America. will meet In joint session
here today to agree on a wage scale
and general working agreement for the
coming year.
The two committees were In separ-
ate session yesterday discussing d:-
tails to be brought before today' 1: cou~
iolence. it was declared by both
President C. H Castle of the Asst»
elation. and President C. M. Fox. of
the Union. that there are no serious
differences to be adjusted.
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CHILI WANTS STEEL RAILS.
PITTSBURG. March 27—»Th‘e Carne-
gic Company has received an, order
from the Chilean government for lil.~
001) tons of ninni'iard steel rails for the
roads of that country. The rails are to
be delivered within two months.
Have Moved.
1111- 11.. ounce 1:111"
11111111111131...
11.11:. mm.
Homer B flout.
mud.
nexed their aeve'rlil proportions of the '
den Solomon. and Westerly -V§VB test by '
duly executed 111111 11111111111 by proper I' 5 '
authority and directed to the under- I. I
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Comment-Me. Saturdau.’ '
March 1111.
The BOSTON STORE at Its 1.11.1 show 0i Illill Spring Mlllil‘lfliv.‘fi”
5 can promise aslehi ct aunique and unlmltable collection 1111.1: iron: “5:5 II II
5 world—renowned artists as well as a fine collection embodying ih'c'ék
most sivlish and fashionable ideas. both turmoil and domesfic'.‘ 5'
madc' in our own workrooms byVaVcorps of artistic milliners. - '
5 The TailOr-made Suits in plentiful varletv exhibited 1n our ‘well- '5
I appointed show rooms. surpass both in beautv- and style; all exhibits 5
heretofore. The high standard of qualitv. the perfection oi Work
and finish and the markedly reasonable prices life all notable "
characteristits of this magnificent display. 1 he slvles are exclusivelv ”
our own. no two alike. a feature in itself worthy of consideration.
We are reads to redeem a\\.
SECOND FLOOR.
WHEN YOU GET YOUR GOODS HERE YOU CAN REST ASSURED YOU ARE
Bermudas."
California Seedless Oranges.
Florida Oranges.
Fancy Secdlces Lemons.
Bermuda Onions.
GETTING THE BEST. THESE WILL INTEREST YOU:
Fancy Sweet Potatoes.
Bostonlficad liettuce.
Crisp Celery 2
Fancy Table Apples.
New Potatoes.
Very Nice spinach.
Fancy Cranberries.
Hard White Cabbage.
The largest varieties of Cheese
in town I
The Bridgewater Hills Cream-
A full. line, oi- Fancy Cakes,
Crackers and Waters. -
Fancy Prunes. Evaportitcd
Peaches, Pears, A pricots, etc. .
We have the finest line of Can-
erVy Butter has few equals. and nod Fruits and Vegetables to be
none that excel In prints, 32c.
lb.;' 1n tub, 28c. and 3pc. lb.
Fine Elgin Creamery Butter.
~ asc. lb.
found on the market.
Home Laid Eggs, gathered' to
town. by our own teams, 16 for
i use.
WE DEMONSTRATE EVERY DAY TO THE SATISFACTION OF OUR PATRONS
CALL AND LET US CONVINCE YOU
THAT THERE IS ECONOMY IN PURCHASING ONLY THE BEST GOODS. .
0111:. 1.1111111 thousandth 11.111111111111111.
I TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6. I
m... A Fat Purse W
V .um' ”:31 51:1:
dented heroI Isn't 1111111.
u‘h‘
To every purchaser of one box Monarch Cocoa, at soc.. we will
. BONULUSS COD 51"! SH.
. . . "‘.A CO V, LVVU'IV‘UVV ASSORTNENT OF LVUNTEN SPECIALTIES AT LOWEST PRICES.
UNIYUUBIV'I‘YVh.
..I....... 5515.55.
“I
mhln which I.“ the
GA. U. BECRMANN & CO1. SUCCUSIORS.
T" i. CAFE.
5 neuronal: Marci: lit—«l: spacinl to
5 the Guarani from Wuhiulion states
that Motor Hartley was at the White
House yesterday to make certain that
the some Iot- il‘rederi cl: A.Bett1: was
not 11111111”. from its phone the list
' oi control-slouch tor their. floats
(air. The president assured him that
Bette vacuole on. them. list.
LBS. FOR 25 CENTS.
Is a life preserve:- on the son of life. Never forget that the little things go to_ make up the big ones.
Our Grocery Store' 1s a life saving institution. Buying Groceries at these prices is something you
will never regret.
FREE
Cream OomJuI‘cillt 5
Choice Tom-boost per can. 5 5 ‘
3 lb. (lat: Beets, very tine. V
Victory String nea‘ns.‘ per can,
give one cake Vaniln Chocolate Free. . 5’ . .
I 8 for 8015.8 cons Bartlett Pears. 26¢ Bouthwarh's Jam. V 100 Jar.
7c 1111. can Pouches. 101: 7 lbs. Celliornia BrunesJor Bio
110 Presorveti strawberries. Doreen. 1511 Macaroni. amt-m to:- hire
8:: ll‘inest Quality Pineapple. per can. no Quart Jar Mustard. V V V101:
I CHOICE P INT BUTTER. 22 CENTS POUND. I I .V . I ‘,
‘ OLD, FAB NED COD FISH s CENTS POUND. -
I 555 5 {cg B D BEANS. 5 CENTS.
‘5 e. c unseen SUGAR 11011 5 .oo.
VMA‘JIBTIO ARRIVI'; A1” OVU
QUEENSTOWN. ‘ 11ml: ale—Tito
White ate:- Linc 111111111
which Mt New Yorhilaroh 20.
ed here one moraine; Ila
ell 1111111111111 weather.
'trip. John Duly. the :11
ink, who was mun
cause “or his' swish“ 111 ' ' ‘" 5
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