\ with
“ “Fair tonight Iii
not-thus! winch,
We
"chr.Lubruil motor ' . ‘ E f ‘ ‘ . ' ELECTED SANDICO COM‘L"
”it is expected‘thui. Mummy -, ‘ ‘ ‘ t ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . .«_ “ p ‘ ‘
fil‘ “m“? ‘“ t “W “mm“ “'9” 1" MANWNT or FILIPINOS. WAWN-WTBmlflflaS
a probability that the trouble will be
settled. .
PARIS, April sz—Agoncillo. {highway-~31 Wat
. . the agent of Agulnaldo, in Paris,
MUSICALE IN NEW YORK. , W... ‘ l ‘ g ,. 3 ‘ ‘, received a oablegram this morn—
Thh Pea“ Tag? gfifififegfi'gx ‘. l . ' I. lagging”. .. ‘ . ‘ , lug, announcing that the Filipino
figmallhuhhi h‘grtyozcond street, ‘ . * , walk. proton" . ‘ . = ‘ . . ‘ numeral= banthco, has been elected in?” front room-With
New Vim-k Tho soloists mm Miss M. , . g \ ticket‘h , _ p... ., , j . as A uinaldo a successor as com- bu h. at 1 Washington a
Idaho Galhpboll. plohlsl: POM?!“ - .f ‘ , . 9.110535. . . ‘ . nudging general of the Filipino ”g“??? 531.1%» Wilde
~ ~ . or. ‘l“i“l§€‘tni°iiilfii .. ctr: v m“ ~ root. 2 - ..... .. ..... ‘ , u... w... to“ ...... memo“ .
- ‘ - W on . vo n . ' , ' ‘: . 1 ‘ “ r‘ .. ~ ’ ' ' the continuation o the insurrec- T0 LET—~01“: NiCEL
. 1 . . _ i _ b , There was on attendance ' 'h the men WNW“ .. . . -. ,
Clllill ' 5,000“ ”will” from enfgbuolsgso musical pooplg. ndiiiliéted Seems to lllii l'lll' NOW Home avgilfi‘gggeitigg‘cmtg 6mm fwd?” :l‘o‘mvflh". 0' Eon, ' Eagdigo h‘elongsolo, a (11,; again. with use of but
KW] ‘ by invitation only, sovcru own. or: - - ' . Ill 3 0 "‘8’th amiy, reading a . . .
.‘II’IIIIUU: .llll "l9 POW" 00. being among the puguéigr‘, ciglfiteliro 3:; lll Sillilll “DWI“. omen. William L. ll! . Pandakan, near Manila. He is a To LET-HOUSES AND U
‘ ' or was very uuvciu .
‘ridgcport jail avidit-
J. , , ‘ _y ‘ , . ‘ 3 , . f . . a l': ll d . t- lots for sale. Easy paymon .
-iiiiicliiiiiuiuiiiiiii MOTHEBWANTSTHEGIRLBACK wiléilil‘ih thriiif‘ththh MEN TRIED T0 iii HER suitoroutgrowth. 5:35; )
languages. To LET-LARGE STORE
. his bondumh l M be expected to m Two‘ lar 9. late is. s ’s ' ‘
. . elaborate bunquct'wus served. ‘ make‘ good at rcilroadcompuny. Caught tho Men Looting his Houu—- Au announced i, . The Associ' l— Hits and? aupd watgr zlosgfw g
7”“ ”WWW"- “W'PW” WW“ ‘° womws‘cwu MEETING. H“ ”PM *° the cum“ 6“ 39°" Elton-Dumb, ~ nlshttlcket went. After the Shooting the Burch" 1 5 fl . 38 *. ‘ ." cellar. full size of store: . until
l' ”"5 "VWTMI' Ag‘i‘eoment to "y The regular meeting of the Woman’s “Y and Attorneys AN L°°klflii "1' started ii on f n paper among Mr. Left and Have Not an Yet til I I‘Chb, on April , General Suiiv any kind of business. Locdt , .
on Annual Rental for Priviicgc was was Md yawn,” afternooa to the Facts of the One fiat-rials m 1 otwccu thiiiy-uvc been Captured. dico, a former member of Agumv and of Washingnm 8t. brldg
" . ~ “I Running to “mm with Mrs. Sholtoii. The program Pou- F°" ”9"- ‘ and HIM! ' 9h. .and M13 BMW!»
in! Service and the l’resu. was in
P had little d U" will securing 110.6 5 P11 ’rS Bl l RC; Pa \pr“ ], ‘Ilkk’VS Cablnll‘t, (lull Wllu, 1‘“ ('0! ding “on of D 0110:! Point. trolley.“
‘a W 81 91 V0 ‘ 8 I ‘ . ' I U 2 '
I 9913 B 8’ I d y Sterility “rte!” Charge or Mra; Shelton‘ Who told the lie kidnapplnfl story in last- lllght'fl afllflllflt. lent“ I: ‘ ' '
to Agoncillo, has been elected ””0" Rent VBI'Y'OMBD' 'Eucu
" - ' "v - i. . - - - Taylor & Golden.
noon. by Debut? Sheriff Charles W. “my of tho nowspnper through the edition of The Sentinel. was rend with i Mnflurri y i {the oldest ticket £10m“ lktfi‘mi}: tgmslcd‘o’uzl .C’omn‘iandm’g General of the Fil- a - . .
Renal-id. attaching the ””09”” °f "1" past century Mrs Noble. who is in ““9“?“ by the 99°th of The Norwaiko. culprits iu‘ til . ,‘oi‘the railroad '9‘ 1.3 " ” e‘, ‘ .‘ lpiiio I'orces,’ had surrendered to T0 LET—FIRST FLOQR
N‘or'iwalk Tramway Company and the Washington ‘m‘m 'a pa. 6,. on the Many remembered Mr. and Mrs. Erncat company. ' extremely popular W asliington, about 3 oclock this the. American authorities at Chb— rooms, 91", and second noon:
Connecticut Railwuy and Lighting growth of “(a 903m shrv cc during ““3 R. Wilson when, they resided in South with the tr ~
hllc, and there
company fur $5 000 and the documen a morning, was shot and almost in—
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Bl
- . . - '93 80. Main St: also first hoot“
, . T i ,
same peflod which was read by Mrs. Norwalk. They knew that they had was general r roauod over the anatuan. iii the pI'DleLf: of how »
“ - . . . .. . St. and third floor, No. 20-
aro’now on file inrtno Town Clerk’s OL' Hitchcock separated, but they'did not know any. loss of tho' . he is known by 51‘1"}? killed] hyhbui'igldrzf IWhO hello. Island of 'Luzon. It was Mrs. Youngs, 241 East Ave., no .
fl‘c‘c. ' ' ‘ 'W thing serious would come out of the the omoiulo , mud.” well as his Wk“ 00““8’ P“ 0‘?“- al‘wy added that Sandico has a bad rcc- walk.
The suit is brought by the Baton THE TIGERS WON. separation, further than to get a di- many fricn enthoroughly com- nict death while trying to rescue
Point Improvement Company to rccov- ‘
or ,aud nia be tried.
The “gm. nusciiulltcum defeated vorcc. From all appearances at the potent and ooh, d y
the Taylor Avenues by a score 0, five present time. the fact that their {pub The gift 5.“
““3“” 9mmoy‘3e- his wife from the robbers. Three
i jutuurprisc to him,
To LET—UPPER FLOOR
or ii. claim of $4.b00 damaged and costs
.....____ . three'o'r four rooms 20 Cent
.. men had entered the house. and MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE N W 1k t i t, . -.
or quit and an attachment was made . year-old child Grace, has been kidnap. and he fool With all who so gen- . . . . ‘ . ‘ , o a , wo in on as from g p .
ol‘hll right. title and interest of the ifJEESa mfigneidflétggrgggg ‘13"th pod, will result in cxtcudediitightion. proudly contr ’tu, thorium. Vim trying to force a gag “1 M'h- ~ IN NAUGATUCK. ““8 trolley. 1"" tomato
defendant‘in and so certain tracts or played Saturduy It is the intention of the mother. it (,ahncy s mouth to prevent her
laudwith the bull lugs and uppurten- ‘
W0 persons. Inquire on pr mi
from giving an alarm. Several NAUUATUCK. April 12—.Rcv. “t 53 W3“ avenue.
511015 were fired 3‘4 Calincy. With Slicrrod Sonic, of the Congrega- TO LET—FOUR Boone?
fatal effect. All” the shooting tional Church. had the rather un- Swartz & Corbett 31W". '98,?»
uncesithereto in the town of Norwalk,
m. is said. to get. her child back at any ‘
cost. On the evening of the afternoon ’ . .
and situation in Meadow street and the child was taken, Mrs. Wilson. ul- - ‘
Woodward uvcnua. as well as two most frantic. went to the office of Map
tracts in Dorian. istraie Flammer. in Brooklyn. and re»
, the burglars lied from, the house usual experience. last night. of 3;"1‘31f; ‘5”ifi“%‘§3,"“c‘,‘g§‘;“§:‘§§°w
1) Th? ”‘ainl‘lil°'l‘m”§m°rll ll“? $33.83.? gli’d'll 33352333333125 It. Elia Still lunatic Picnic and have “0‘ been captured- , performing a midnight marriage- moon street ' ‘
y vrtuo o e No on or w c t . ~ ' ‘ Tll‘ Ji‘lncl) l‘ wer \lr‘. l .. ........... m--.
was organized it “3 empowered to enter EXOIGlflS ”f “I. 0‘ A' R‘ “ill M“ Wilson had “are" her child away, 00 "0 “I“ ll. BOLT FACTORY “Sci1 :1 widgv: a Ciel txwefiiiti onutrb To LET~FROM APRU’ 1: TH '
into ponijncts in regard to its real 98- w und she wanted him arrested. 1‘11 E VE GREENWICH _ ; V i g y : rooms, first floor. 6 Tollea sti-
tote tit Roton Point and that The Nor- ”h Flld”. magistrate refused to issue the noses. TO L A - \aud bamucl lxelscy, aged twenty first class condition; one
walk Tramway Companyulso had pow. -—-——-— nary document. and advised her to 50 QUESTIHN V [D BOW" "NOE .. . . ,_ , [”2” . ,. five. They drove here with Mo “01133 1!! 3915911 street, he“ 1913’”
er to make contracts and deeds. etc. to the German Ant Societl’. in New . ($12};qu ILH. April igallic friends, from Mount Carmel, a one. 5 rooms; rent.$6. Apply
and that the Connecticut Lighting and HALE FDUNTMN BEDIBATED York. for old. This society is simila ,. ‘ g , bolt and “m. factory m kender— distance of twcnt miles “mm H. Knapp. 82 West at, or»
Power Company also has the some to the Humane Society, and is for the The Will“? Hag! “tun the Action wich a small villa c in this town ., » ._ . Y, ,, u g 16 South Minn st. . .
,or. .. ' proved onocruey 0 re- e Tami" . nuns o , ' ~ .r.,. e U lea n ,.~ .
poo u f it to hlld 11 Th up, unlit i Nt .1 1' p t- g at P t about 1030 ‘aft‘r'somedlyo T0 “NT noon
That thcmluintiit company owns The Morning Session to Commence in magistrate further stated that it was Bimfing , , the Tum-yon ‘3 blOl’l y Ttoy H. rcmove 0 or accouilt'of an accidem to the car- no 1 d b M 8 F0 mm
certain real estate in Norwalh at 30- the South Not-walk Congregational out of his jurisdiction to interfere in ~ 01 Nonvnikn. Lliesier, l\. h ., where the owners, riage containing the bride. When moon‘s in yi r:.LF3wcett. 68, ,
ton-Pointnnd known as Roton Point. Church at 11 O‘clock; Art". the matter. the Russell. Birdscll & Ward 8 marria 6 license had been .. 69 no mo . nelson.
0n OctOber 19, 1896. The Tramway noon in Armory, at 3. . The woman. disheartonod. ‘6“. slot NORWAIJK. RN" April 10,1901. Com n“ V have a Similar factory g sc- WW.-.“ ..
Company owned and operated a street m lug that she would get her child back To‘tno Evening sentinel: Will you ‘ l: )9 ~ 1 .. ~ cured, the clergyman was aroused
railway in the towii or Norwaik and The Norwalk Chapter, D . A. It. no matter what happened. She visited kindly allow the .3? mm more space in "l he concern here .emp oys 200
under- and by virtue of ii. lawful lease transacted a great deal of important the German Aid Society. and the mat- regard to the N, rwnlk High School hands. and is practically the only 1.. f - - .
and agreement given and mode by the business, yesterday, at its special meei~ W is under consideration by thuthody. WSW”? . , , industry in the hamlet. It is ex- the pa sonage a ew minutes be “a!" for want of “3-9- 0- H5 HW
plaintiffs to the said company. extend- ing in the Central Club house. Mrs. The Society him its own lawyers. and it “Facts are tool." so any“ Sham” ected that the cost of removal of k .
ed it and operated a. line to Roton Sara r. Kinney, State Regent of the is thought that proceedings will be be- bury. and does n t the fact remuin~— P -
fore midnight. The groom is a hurst.No‘rwalk‘.5 . 9.1
, . tinker by occupation. ‘ _. - .. .
Point and in and upon land of the Connecticut Soclety was present to con- gun lmmediatdly against. the husband the fundamental foot around which the the valuable machinery Will be FOR Shher-fiHQIOE BUILD
plaintiff. , " -
.;.«__ for with the Chapter. concerning the The no!“ stop now for Mrs- Wilson to gentleman. who Were interviewed in $50,000. The American Felt (Joni- MILITARY SCHOOL lots, Stuart 4" “‘3.- No "3330 '
On October-Wi‘i-Sllfi', a' valid and raw-
. ' . , fer refused. Ad ress‘J M. t is big:
confrcuce which is to assemble here take lb to come to South NONE“! and lust Saturdays Sentinel circle. but is rs 0d be , oti' t- ‘ . . 7
fully executed written agreement was. negtquieek, on Friday, the 19m, The have lichens corpus proceedings insti. hard! condeuccnd y touch, that 53‘ WW node to to leg “ FOR SALISBURY. .
. . , , . ' for a lease of the factory build- -‘ _ , ,
entered into by the plaintiff and co ro mum of the day is arran d as '11th from the Superior Court. that be. , loo .. .. dcldl. 31$-m.-... . . .. . . . "'"‘ . FOR SALEr-TXREwW
fondant ,h . to to mpflggmwbich we gong“, ‘6 “WE? .. ,. “cmuwusonhssrcaidcddu South Nor. towifl‘u’e vrnjgtfi . . l snagthsi mg‘. $01139. Villfgers hope their bALlSBURY, April ,2_.A bubbiting, mm D. hleilh
plaintiff Pgwjhmflvé the tram Morning session to meet at 11 o'clock, walk for the but 16" Wm;- He is they would remain nus th were in lost industry may be speedily 1‘6 large tract of land at Frank Hill. convenient show
WW‘CQNW tor ll termdof thirteen in the Congregational Church. South “OW “Vlhfi M home With hlh mother. school matters. rather tug ‘
and the ceremony performed at 7:5}! SALE~HORSf6fim 53’ F01
..,uv
. have u . . . - at this ofllce. "
yduh‘o fibril ‘(dctobor 1.1856. sole and Norwalli: . Mrs. William R. Wilson. in SDI‘IHB high school aslaid out by' r. Light. placed by 399361..-. owned by Jq‘hn‘ 94' Odeiidricd, -9“. N .‘zafiwgh‘w;
exclusive right do operate “street ruii- lnvomflon‘ street. where the child was taken. 15 it not a fact; that Mr. Light told IBU R ASHID RECOVERS d ’01“ two ““ 65 tom her, has MISCELLANEO '
way upon the land Of the plaintiff, In Rev. Paul M. Strsyer. The little tot is us happy as can be us at that ppecial meeting that the H15 KINGDOM been purchased by Rev. George E. ---—~—
gogldefhtl‘?“ higzdhlgh 3h: :thylti gelcome.n W d R l with its new sufrrouxilidlnso hShe 43:8 Legislature would meet in the winger ‘ Quaile. of West New Brighton, mSTEg‘iGSAPHtY 3'5: -
0 puny ' rum 0 a ‘C a rs. S. 36 . csent Norwa it not once asked or or mot or. c and that in order to have it come cv , “‘7 Q l. '. ' 8- C 3 0h 3 3', l, __n
rent reserved by the said louse. Chapter. strangest part of the whole transaction (on. ma Legislature, we ought to take BOMBAY. April lib—ll)“ Rash- itatrlgxlslfi‘fil'clirxt’. Whof w‘“ at kinds of copy work _ ll? ammo
The plaintiff had kept its part of we Response. is the child come all the way to South tome favorable resoiuilou. and did not ill has recovered the kingdom of L ””1 Lg! 1 ‘ 9° ’0" 0 an ex- at ofllcc of W. H. Barker. No. 4 Bob
agreement and the. 'l‘ramway Com- Miss C. L. Bowman, Katherine Gaylord Norwulli without ever usklux hol' com- file pooplc then and there. say that Ne'd Central \rzihizi after (lcfeat- lcuviwschool for boys. Rev. Mr. Main street. Lauder Block. Plion
pony. under the terms of the agree» Chapter. pnnion where she was going. She did Lhuy did not wnut ii to come before .‘ J NI b' k‘ 91 k l l' . '1 (hole is at present priuCipal of a. call. 137-2. . , -
inept. paid the sum-due to August 1. Greetings from the Sons of the Ameri— not know that it. was her father that he Logislnturc this your. by voting mg A -‘ M0" - am ‘7' “WW v military school in West New F. 1': EGGINSON PRACTICAL
1899. can Revolution to the Daughters of she was with. She says now that she iown mg resolution ninety-five to six who recently seized the City of l-‘ri-r‘ii0i , ‘1 'ill 7. 1 Painter Paper'Honsef'and Decorator
On December 29. 1900. the Nor-walk the American Revolution. never wants to go back to Brookiyf ty~elghL . chd, and deposed lbu Rashid, af~ " h' I ' .u (- v» remove iere has a selection of tho fin ..
Tramway Company conveyed all its Hon. Jonathan Trumbull, Norwich. cgniii. She is perfectly contented. al- why was the matter ever brought tor a pitched battle The am“, of prObaly Opemng the "CW SChOOI artistic patternh 6! Wall
stocks. rights. powers, etc. to the Con- Violin Solo. though she does not remember of ever up in town meeting. if that vote was \l'l ’ k ' . l _' l . - . m-x-t tall. are made and the m“ . .
iiecticut Lighting and Power Company. Miss Littlejohn, seeing her father or Krondmotlicr. gm of any cona,,uue,,ce_ an“ the sum .- (l iaron wus lil€l into a nur- lowest Also a full 11116 6! gating}:
which carried on its business and on Paper. Attorney John J. Cuneo. counsel for has power to take it up within less l'OW gorge, where the hordes of CAR EMPLOYEES Supplihs and Ready Mlxod l’aints 1‘
erhted its cars on the Roton Point Mrs.G. B. Sullsbury,Mary Clupp Woos- Mr. Wilson. called at the residence lion in your? lbu Rashid. swooped down from 82 North Main st opposite Tilly (3h
pl‘hhuel'l)’- That, under the transfer m Chameh last night. Mr. Wilson “he“ h“ '3 it “0‘ a “‘0‘ ”m “ “mm“ 0’ tbiu thé mountains and overwhelmed OUT GM STRIKE rinse Works .. » "
the Connecticut ”shuns and Power Paper—General Joseph Silencer. daughter if he know the attorney. town wrote to the senator of this dis- 1 ‘. . . ’ Tl . f ‘t' l . ‘ ‘ ——-——- . _ M ‘ . .
Company, now known as the Conne‘cti- Mrs. Eugene Chance. Nathan Hale Mc- “No. sir," sold she. Attorney Cunei :riet. asking him for information “(W enemies. .. K “in ”“W '0 WllelLbBARRE, Pu. April -._ P1Wfi“§§6" R ‘
cut Railway and Lighting Company.as- morial Chapter. then went closer and said. “Why, don't vlictlier this bill, which had just have reached (Juli ports declare I 2—» All departments of the A811- - . . _ -
amped all liabilities of the Tramway Paper—Nathan Hale. inspirer of Men, you know me?" "Oh. yes." said thr cussed the House, would have any that 5000 men were killed. The
ompauy.
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. lev Car shops of the Central Rail- BiGYCLES~UNRElJEEMED 80
Miss D. S. Plnneo, Norwulk Chapter. ~l nu, " on are the man who went with committee hearing and when? To this . , - . . -. . . v -
Since August 1. 1899 both companies Vocal Solo. 0 I y {alt 0f Mabiionh ‘5 “0t known.
us on the bye. bye." She meant thul day that citizen has received no reply. _ mild of New Jersey. except the 313:? ”fling" giggmgi ”dz?“
have refused to pity the plaintiff the Miss Amy Wood. Attorney Cuueo accompanied the, fiiih— is it not it fact that the scnnin ruil- FIFTEEN NEW CASES machine shops. are idle this iiiorn- property Clothing urchafed
sums ”"0”‘19" “h. the agreement. al- Vocal Solo. ‘ m- and daughter flu for as Mount Ver- "(lulled that bill through on misinfor- ing, The blacksmiths and labOT- Howltz .154 Washingtgh ctr at}.
though ,gfmm‘d I’m? been” made 0“ Mrs. R- S- Van Buren. non. and then returned to Prince street mniimi? t l OF TYPHOID FEVER. err. Cill])l()\'C(l in the shops declar- - e . .
. rein. to 5“") 9 0" 10 contract \i 12:3001'L .m,_ u 1- will i t - wi re Mrs. Wilson was residing. in it not. a filo trill. l um .1 voter. ——~— . - . ‘. _ , ‘ . ..............._ ......--...c--.-. .
1‘s $3.350 and the plaintiff claims 54min 16;. cars in wailing tollalio themmgrll- {Shell the child was brought to Soutl and that l have a right to my voto. NEW HAVEN. April ”~45“- 0d a Sli‘lhl‘. labl night. because of MEANEST MAN HEARD FROM
(omagos. .
s .( , , . . ,- .' h (a which no man. whether ho be a law. .. .. s . ~ . syiii ialliy for the strikln car re- ,
" 333.31 llficllzglmdhl (hemfeilillmily’ Firmkifififlfi‘l‘é‘figlvfe‘l‘ fii‘lhctllgfil “mm 0" “"h "‘3‘“ “ ”gm ‘0 “‘k“ “(.11. "c.w 9.5:: ()ftlyphfi“! lime; pairz‘rs. There are now g560 men Lo“ Well-Filled Wallet '"d Woui ~
ITALIAN LABORERS ON STRIKE. Clark of NW'HMGD. :11 the. way on the journey hm she “my? were reporlti 0 to cart 0
. H , . ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ . . . l - U“ l. l ’C. 'l‘ C 2 ill llllllsl V (l B 1 hi ‘ 1
Ad nl sou ‘o IoA'no ' ‘ me won (1 can he hands w h glee at 1 state those facts (ire l‘ui‘ts—vuomc Illdllll httwcul 5 0 cloth )Cbtciv " l 50 3C 5 My We ne day n g amun came
M‘ny “no" El'l‘pllly!‘ IV 6 met l‘l l Bl l. t] l l r) Ht tlllb ll 1 l r It L h
. . . - M . . . . . . they will Strikc'nl noon ii the (le- Chal‘hmlhd depot hild‘vhhlil lhoh'he
Will Do by tickets, which mhht ho he. hit: olmould see along the road. 9f “Well uri. 0“ H‘hmd “h“ l (My day dllll‘llODll. .iiiil noon today. . ‘ l . , ‘ .
Chariot a Lubrano Are Out. cured beforehand from the i-orrcsporid- Elie l: n bright little girl. “‘9 gentlemen to deny ““y 0"" of According to the figures now in ”‘3‘“15 Of ”‘05“ ”0W on strike are $1.313?dglggllfllb‘llhtli‘lhfiligfh
Labraiio & Chariot, the sewer con- lug secretory. Mrs. K. P. Hunter, 136 them. .. .. the hands of the lloard there are ”01 granted. zit South Nurwai‘k no Do 11 r "
tractors are in trouble for about twen- Main street Norwalk- copy or c P CLARK Annivas. We are told llml :1 hood antidote ‘ . - . u t 7,. I . r . n.“ 3’
iy of thi'zir peat men huve‘refused to so At 2:30 o’r 3 o'clock, the (1001‘s will \ ' .m' -- _ is n reading of the hill. You. and do 390 cases of typlmid now in the COMMISSIONER OF - l‘ligtuth .Jtii. intbzlsbe ignition ‘t ,
to worlt until they received every cent b: opened to the general public, before Taken on a special Train to Boston, 33: rghfilgidwt‘hihimiié g:;d<:()t30:iiatigl§li: mlty. l i! in) deaths caused lb“; ly— PATENTS RESIGNS freight gym": for‘tlic fight“ 3%; .
that is coming to tliom. On Wednes- l 9 fiddrefifi h connection With the dcd- 'uuriod. ’ 3 ‘ , ' ) iolt ever. were re )orlet roni ' boom , . ' . "
dim forty~flvo men in the employ of the loation of the Nathan Hale Memorial When, it Will M establish “1“" ““3" “"3 "“9 ““9“” I 1 ”wk at ""3 dew" 039”" to
contractors Went on strike The fountain. programme. The body of ox-Prosldcut Charles P voted “m to outablluh. pram. sand the New Haven Hospital. this; WASHINGTON. April 12,. curl the manic Conductopvitug
1 u u i . ' ’ ‘ '. .‘ .. , , J ‘ _ 7‘ . ‘ . I .V '
majority of the men had claims a uiuut Address. Clark. of the New York. New Haven antidote hurt it? Well. i nope there mm mug. lhii. brings the total \\ alicr ll. Llianiberlaiu, of UW 10930 and 393 if he lilthd 80,1!) h
g ' ll d who died to yard with him and look or the money
the..'iirm for nearly $75 ouch. Others 13cm Edward Everett iinlc. Boston. 331?“? $3312 grapifght'u diucnsc was 331,23,3mg?,2?,f‘;‘33§‘fl§20§;p22,§§§‘,§ number ”f deaths "1’ to ten. czigo. ”1.. today tendered his resig- Mr. Vaughan was found. but he to!
had not received any pgy for the past Ad rose. - " , ' , ‘ ’ ‘ . ‘ . . l ‘ . . . «' the man he would hallo to will
two months. Rev. C. M. Selim-k. graffiti lg‘l‘nqilgl :pfi‘lgtlaugordmgduxgg to take away the void or the people. sxooais CONDITION liillltil‘ll‘ use}, tirilcdf States iil'SbIS’tFInt morning. , 4 t, uiitl
The entire number called at the office Letter from M!" George ”' 'l‘nylor. tho rhinuino were transferred to the Citizens and fellow rotors. can not . IS SERIOUS. “f"fi‘“ “’1! u“ . 0 pa en 3' ie ’l‘ouy then offaroii to Womp‘ml ,tli'
of Attorney John J. Cuneo to find out Huntington. l.. 1. tr ”no 0 rt Maryland which took them we leave a butter lcgucy by fighting . ‘ . I , ' _ ichlg‘llallOll will takeefiect May 1., man to the yard and lwifilfor th m
1 whut was best to do.‘ The attorney ad— Vocal Solo—Kipling's ltccciisionul. loath: Harlem Rivdr terminus. whore for that which in deurcst to on Alllfil‘l' x lLW 5,015.“ AD"! 12.40)," when Mr. Chamberlain will re~ 8!. The two men wehttbflo‘ti‘ui
vised them to return to work. About Albert Mossmun. m oclsl our which was Mr. Clark's can voter, i. c., his franchise, than by Albert Skoog. the alleged countcr— ”Mme the practice of patent law searched the cars. .130” found
mute: the 1‘:li hack the NM“, and Altar“; P C l D I) B kl ”rag?” car “”1"" m“ lifetime m” “t ital: 1&2;th SUMO] obtained by on foiler who uthot himself twice» hlr Ch'iiiiberluiii has called on pocketbook and returncd'ih to w" W
won owor you or by. but the other 0V. - ~ iumau. . roo yn. - .. f , ., . r , ' . - _ c . _ er and went back wi m y ., ,. ..
huliaare walking the streets,and refuse Presentation and acceptance of the $33?“ (an;:g‘zglg‘lmtggflwmdfifm to Now. reader. i wicii to state that lucsduy night, while being pur- l,’i'es:dent McKinley. and ”1,13,,” '- M“ , Ml
to' o anything until they get their fountain. ' ‘ '
. , did not even thunk tho‘l ion or ire
The question ,8 on n 1 1 u t in tho pom that met the body at what i have «old in this find previous sued. and was liltcl‘ taken to Bell- ed that he cannot afford to remain
e no {Ci oil - ‘ ‘
him collisional“. for it his-ctr that
m" ‘ . .. " son letter“ ha“ been “a” 0“ my own “““V’ evuo Hos ital, is siiifcrin from H; y . -. . -. Tony now thinks that. . ' 'g-
Attorney Cuneo clalmp that i: the side friends of that). A. it. may attend afrglféenagvu‘fio'ayfim‘;'33 30ml” lduul rcuponsihiilty. I do not profess )ai'ilysis‘ El the right ultleg His hut. ind neglect‘luo practice. “am“ the mcuiiout btbbgultl
contractors and Johwll. Ferris. who is the exercises? In answer to this it is Edward Enemy Mr, Clark's “on“, to represent anyone oi the people. l“ ‘ .( . ,. ‘ , d l.- l , ENGLISH CAPTURE _ over lived, In tho fut'iicesbc‘wu
hail“!!! them. refuse to pay the men, understood that a limited number of law andGonerai‘McnngerW.141.0hum Yet while I thc used the terms wo. condition lb'hcribilo. dll in 105-— people huntioi- their owu’b’oclio‘t’
theclty can hp compelled to pay the tickets for the luncheon may be cccur— berluln of the New York New Haven us. our. and the people, it has boon PM! phygmmns do not think he EIGHTY BRISONERS or ellio receive a commutation
nmquntdue the workmen. He is with ad by those who desire them. on pay. and Hartford system. ' dono in the sense that i as on individ. will recover. , , y ”W ‘ vunco‘. _ .,
ina‘ now for the rdtiirn of Mr. Ferris mom of fifty cents to the committee. in The funeral ”arm“ will be held no! go to make clue of the collective ...... . LONDON, April ”‘43 des- ‘ ‘ , , , i
,from the South. before taking any atolls charge. Mm. Hunter. Monday at 3 o'clockriu the Gong", 31"?” volteti‘l in i o majority ago nst TWO OF‘CRE patch from General Kitchener. WAS SELLING‘A CNN-M , y
i in the will“. ‘ Members 0! the D' A' R' are expected notional Church, at Boston, or Whlcll’ a If” u on. 130 h' I M thl k WERE SHANGHAIED {1.0 PrctOl’l'l dated rl‘l‘llll'ddl .Chlet of Police Bradloyl'thid» _
Labrano ll: Chariot took tht original to provide themselves with budget; the “cam,“ hrothor is DMW- Soe lonallsm. 8 ~ wou n . n} p t . ‘ . , ay. noon . church a u d e d a ,Manw , .
watt-rich 3!th! in! ved agent stucco wlillchfmuy ills scgurcd alt tgwtenty cents , ....... aren‘tktho some if Him! in South Nor- NFW YORK April iz—a’l‘he APT” ‘3, Sfays Coifonelt Mlmmb; gave his name as “Maya!“
an mm utcy ,crwnr it, runs good ecc . tom rs. nines . evens. av - , . .“ , . «r’ , , mounte in antr .a ter wo tours homo of-Oiinries id. Cir i. on
it to Mr. Ferris. solitude it makes the A full attendance is desiredfor the "ME OFGHiizziigELW! The one trend throughout those two British ship Ems, outward bound, hard fighting hi; captured eighty ark, who was selling “59“”!
contraction simplyunuts, representing regular meeting of the Norwiilk Chop- I l n he k A W ntorbu Iii interviews of hurt . Saturday, scenic for‘balcutta, which had two of her . . . 'th
Mr. Ferric. in somwl the cases where tar. next Thursday. at which final nn~ Rum 03"" 9“ 9 ° ' to try to make out that wc-«tlie oh- ,
~ . ~ . lcation called the Voice'
. prisoner-sundown Commandant The chm”, of m . id
. - will leave the South Norwulk pout-ob magnum no intuitive knowlud o Chew taken 0'“ YEStel‘dayi 0" film i - i . , ‘ ‘13 9, 0P... it
ill? 3:03:33 “133': ‘h llitt: 33233381 lil’é‘lll’llim M“ be made concerning has at 3 o’clock instead'of 1:30 o’clock gum bill, perhapninot, ’5 charge of liavmg been shanghaied, ”051‘” at Lieti'in eyue. near De "’3“ W“ "’9 “m0 ”"9
. The following letter {mm Mm, wn. on and MW Monday.Aprilis.tomuko ,Sbulieiipcdrc says that “ignorance is passed out Sandy Hook. this weltsdorp. m the. Orange 3“?“ Lilldll'égpgml‘fgrgohu
Savor-l at tho fulfil .who have been Malian Tod Helmuth: q %§,S§$§m§.?3t§°lll°rltfm gyrllim: igfigg‘gggrgangogg Igogietggévétéig morning, lntow Dining, and pro; (.0 any. ... ‘ ,. _ /f Chief Bowman. in aid
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T they had bee'ii we hit for u contrnc~ ing of your Chapter in which you no ““9”" “‘9 ”“9“ 0‘ M0“ mulls “‘91“ noon: to have all the knoWlodiie. 1 sin . . $9,559 [131 GQLD: subsequently given hio'wl rt‘y
i tor in that plhcc‘liiifoi‘e coming here, kindly invited me. i trust that you the East and West "“1 3“" ”9 from afraid My poor mortnlo will stand, a. DANIELSON COMPANY wm‘ . .5 . . M9 .
. undithnt he encuudltb‘oin out of imam will express to your mcmbcru my rc- “will“ Th0 0‘33“” with? WWW“ poor show or Heaven. But perhaps , REDUCE WAGES.
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arms. The . Wilmer at it. and nets. and also my appreciation of the the "M00 and “‘7 . . r a no a ,. c o
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WT. %ld1lhe;m ‘Mi‘fgemgugugifi may huVeBtha. pigsurgof‘lgucllou e Excelsior Lodscgll. of ‘Pu of Siam be distill . ‘ GEORGEP. limbs.
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would to, the News says: Whi e . ' ~ 1 - 1
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announced this morning a reduc~
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