Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 22, 1902 · page 3

 

Short smokers-77a vary. at- N
‘tructlve all tobacco line. (hill
and inspect.‘ ‘

 

Mahaakemo Elk. Gazette Slam; .
So. ‘Norwaik. ‘Nor‘mik.

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I.uuildtusfliiles.

 

,, .WEATHEP FOREGAQT.
‘For NOrwalk undiviciniiy: Partly

cloudy wi3h an ocousional local show-

in- itinightl and Sunday. Tho‘dlsturb—
once in the lower Mississippi Valley,
yesterday morning has moved. oasi-
wnrd dooroanina in intonaity. and in
now central in Virginia. it is produc-
iugllght showoru in the southern sec.
lions. It will probably move up tho
coast and produce considerable cloudy
weather and light April showers in
this vicinity tonight and, Sunday.

 

There will be an important meeting
of the newly elected building commib
toe of the booth Norwaik Baptist
Ohuroli,e this evening. ,

“The regular meeting of the Woman’s
flhrihtian Temperance Union wusvheld
yesterday afternoon. at the residence
of Mrs. Joseph Richards. ill Chestnut
ntmet.

0A telephone has been placed in the
residence of Rev. Paul Moore Straycr
by“ home of the'ludies ‘ot the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. The
number is 14-5.

-—Umbrollas. Mourning Bands. O’Brien

Tho Young People’s meeting will not
be held in the South Norwaik Congre:
national Church Thursday night. but
all memberd 'are requested to attend the
:14ny Week service on this and Turn—
‘tiay.:‘\Vedneoday and Friday evenings.

3 Simon Miller. thorilebrew ‘peddler
who was brutally assaulted, as .he
says, ‘ by Jacob ' lsraclovitch. on the
Thomas-ton “ road, January 26. , nearly
i.’wo"months.ago. is still confined to his
bed at tho Waterbury hospital. He is
«lowly im roving and talks more read-
ily thitnho etbiore. ' Heirequ'enily asks
if lsraelovitch has been apprehended.
——Corned ~I’ork.‘l2c ll)., at Hayes‘.

' ThoAmericun Boys defeated the Lit-
tle Giants. by a score of sixteen to five
this rinornlng, on the ‘Knn‘pp lot. in
West‘street. Louis Dugan in the con-
tain of the American boys. The pitch‘
or furtheviotorious loam was Louis
Dunno and the catcher was Herbert.
>McGinnis. The battery for the Little
Giants was David Ferris pitcher. and
‘ William .Horan. catcher.

-—-S. 1. Mills will show you the news '

oat locations in“ Onyx iloeiery. ,, They
1are lovely. ‘ Sea the new veilinge‘.

it is thought that many quail and
partridge. porished‘ln the recent heavy
snow; but our shooters should not de-
spair. for thewoodohuoks have surviv—.
ed the cold and the’Snow (they always
do) and will furnish some sport during“
the spring and summer.“ Some may
uoxisider woodchuck hunting tamc
oport. but the-initiated are of holder-

out opinions-FSeymour Record. ' ‘

“”‘sucaisn’du‘?

. for your_

Sunday :Dinner.

 

 

' Choice Turkeys. _
. Roasting Chickens and Fowl.
‘Nativ’e Volt]? Spri‘dk" Lamb'Calves’
Liver, Roast Benign-em Hams, Fresh
Pork. ' .
Cherry Red Corned Beef.
Delicious north Carolina Shad and
Open Long Clams. ~

v—-—-—-~

‘ . . SPECIAL. ‘ .
"Small Sugar Cured Hams lilclb.
Shoulders. . . . .. ......... ’ lilolb.
bacon. ............ ialscin.

1 . Public Market. ,
‘j 32,7350. Milli]. conliayila'd t.

 

 

.1. Stanley St. John

fly.

 

 

T .tomoi‘rbwniorhing", at‘7:30 o’clockxand

 

, diseases treated.

‘against her“ husband. Julius Williams;
omthé‘gronnd Ibt‘dea‘er‘tiou. The couple
unmarried out!” 16.- 1894. The
plainti ra'sko‘uermisgion to changahcr

 
 
 

Deputy Sherlli Doolun. ‘

‘ tier dunner try a sand cigar. 1th
on Imporlai Grown. ,
3 Rev. Charles T. Coorr will prourh ui:
tho‘tlranbury Chapel tomorrow attor-
no'ou. ‘

Mro. Sarah Silllman. 01' Worst street.
is seriously ill with an attack‘of plum»
month. .

 

eATTfiNTION LADIES.
S. S. Tlllotson will haven line dia-
ulaymtlliaotor Hats, be Inning March
20th. 86 Washington street. .
Twin nonmwere born recently to Mr.
and Mm. Richard Ryiin. of Franklin
avenue. .
The oxaniinutlonn for the spring pi'o~
motion in the Franklin school will be
concluded on Monday.
wNow Ymi‘man, at O'Brien‘a.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwdrd J. Sims will
move from N'orwalk to tho Slate-r l‘ililtitl.
la Seymour struct. thin month.
The pupils ot”th‘é Sunday school of
Trinity Episcopal church will rollonrao
tho Easter concert music tomorrow.
m0 lbi pailildird. 600... iii. ilnyou.’
Miss Sadie Brennan. 'of Glenwood
avenue spout yesterday in New York
and attended “Foxy Grandpa" in tho
evening. .

Members of Division No. 1. A. O. 11..
of Norwalk. will receive Holy (lomi
munion, at St. Mary’s‘Ciiurch; Sunday
morning at 7 sum.

——-‘All the novelties in Veiiiugs. from
25c yd. upward; ‘new shudings In Fab
ric ‘and Lace Gloves, 250 pr. M. S.
Smith & Co. ‘ .

Sninuol ll. Raymond. of South Nor—
walk, lias‘hecn visiting his daughter.
Mrs. P. H. Gleason. in New Canaan.
several days this week.
Miss Mabel Hunt; of South Main
street. has scoured a position as substl.
tuio operator in the Central tclcplionc
office In Washington street.

—‘-~Buy your Easter Gloves of S. 1.
Mills, "$1.00 a. pair. warranted up-lo-
date shades and styles. ‘ ‘
“Mriirt‘r. S; Talnmtlgo. who has been
at St. Luke's hospital. New York,‘hau
returned ‘to her home in Chpstnut
h‘treet, much improved iin health.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sc‘nliey, has
replevined a two—horse truck for Otis
C. Sweet. of Westport. from John R.
Royle and Michael Roylc. of‘ll‘iiirfleld.

“"1486" H. ‘Vlncrnt's lecture on
Holmes will be given in Loch-wood‘s
Hall, on Monday evening, March 2‘4.

Eugene Merritt is improving tho-up-
pcarancc of the residence oi’ his moth-
or. Mrs. G. W. Meri'ltt.‘ in Leonard
street, by the addition of a coat of
paint. . , . ‘ ‘
Judge Henry W. Gregory will an-
point’an administrator for the estate
of the late‘ Father J. .I. Furlong, in the
Probate Court in Norwaih. this after-
noon. - 3 ,
«The latest Spring Derbles.‘ O’Brien
A force of men m at wark mailing
repairs and placing the part rot‘thc
chemical worksof‘loseph iiinns blown
off its foundation Wednesday. back in-
to place. - *‘ ‘v _ ' .
William‘h”. Coggswell is busily on;
*gag‘Ed straightening the Joseph Binns‘
Chbmical ‘ WOrks' building, which was
shifted out of: trno by tho wind of
Wednesday. '
—'—10ur new Window Shades have inst
arrived. uFelts. 10c; Opaques. 25. 35
and tile. Complete. assortment Curtain
Rods. no upward. M. S. Smith‘hg Co.
A game of pool ls talked of for nrxt‘
Monday night between Charles Schu-
mann and Gharies iiittcl at the Nor-
walk Fire Police rooms. the winner to

recélve a box otcigara.

Thomas Saga-n. employed at the
Smith‘iil: Andmwo mill. tell in Beiden
avenue. Thursday aiternoon. and cut
his head sobndiy that a‘physicinu had
to. take several stitches to close the
wound. - .1 .

‘ ~Chickens. 12% and bin. at Hayes.‘
{Rooms 0 and M, of the Franklin
school.‘ will hold a reception on Tues
day night; from 7:30 to 10 o'clook’.»' In
theiikindergarten rooms. Tilere'will bi:-
an interesting" program - of“ musical ‘and
literary numbers. . ‘-
Melnbers oi“ the South Norwalk éAu~
ricnt Order‘of Hibernians.“wili meet at
theilo‘dg‘e rooms in Washington street.

 
 

in a body. attend HolyXComlnuniou at
St.” Joseph's-Church. at Sofclock. :

"’-«Dr, M. S. Rotten. oculist and nuns:

 

 
 
 

Fridayubotwreen the hours of i and 5
a. mound daily betwen‘d and 12 a.
at. 6 and 9‘1). 111., at 515 Falrileld ave-
uueu Bridgeport. Eyes. examined and

 

 
 
 
 

Edna D. Williams, oi Bridgeporthas
instituted suit for a doomed! divorce

 

 
 
 
 

~~ 0 on “name . or‘Edna» 0.
. opinions We Served by

of oat toothall
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, road _ (and. 3

10a EACH.

'I‘hie'atoro is getting betterdikcd by
men because It gives them aomuch
more for thoir moneyt
used to trotting. ‘
’i‘hoso collars for example. They‘re
of pure linen, each one is so stamped
and tho stamp doesn‘t dare lie because
the collars are mndu in ‘Now York
state, where to use a linen stamp on
a cotton collar Is in crime
Every style‘ that men want; several
In tho popular high-band collars for

han they aro‘

collars are sold in no other
in vicinity tor less than 13¢.

lizard, singly or by the dozen, 100.

Chris tan. Sumo duality and in tho

new link slinposmlfic pair, two pnlrh

MADE OF 50: SILK.
New nbupo‘ (shield
with hinhdiand collars.
it's an awful bother for most men
to tie a tour-ln-lnind under a bightbnud
collar. Those tics solvothe problom. .
'I‘Iicy’ro mudc up of 50c silks, the
samples that salesman carried.
They're soiling like peanuts on on"

tech) for wear

Right aisle, noarshoo-room.
the. ‘kini: of all“bicycles,‘i'arthcr
about than. ever for 1002.
Look the lot over; one what. a beauty
the 1902 chainless is!
Think of a chain Columbia for $40!
then come and neothnt too.
Sportsman‘s corner.
, near elevator.

Etons in greats-mt variety becauso

they are most fashionable. but fly-

i’rout and doublo-breustod routers for
women who proton them.

_ Clo‘ih Stone—$34.50 to 810.
Silk Etons~$0Lib to 325.
:You can imagine. the variety between

the oxtromoj Ili‘iccs.

Second floor. .

EASTER SALE

OF JEWELRY. -

A ,lblg and lilandsome lot a! fan‘oy

jewc ry tit )r cesmuoh lees than air . _

‘ . FIRST CONGREGATIONALCHURCH

,We’vo bought in quantities and sav-

oti‘ money. . The saving ‘ la

Bolt~broochos, French grey
worth lilo—40c.

Brooches. cut patterns in sterling ail-
vci‘. 08111908, wrmfhl‘iilcmioc. ‘ , ‘
.lewolod nandyplnn. 3 on card. worth
Brooches. jeweled and enameled,
y in Roso‘goid ilninh, Worth Show

Du Harry waist sets (unsh‘pin and
throo waiat’nins) in oxidized
worth 30c-2iic. '

Miniature waist sets, fl waist pins
and sash brooch very new and hand,
some. worth $1.25M950.

THE ROWLAND:
DRY GOODS CO"
Bridgeport. “

 

 

LESS, WORK ‘
~l LESS urns
LESS nourr

necessary when vou use it

And you always have a
clean kitchen and a cheer-

COOKIIIITH

SOUTH NDRWALK MlSS‘iONrrRBiiur‘

can be consulted lathe parlors ot‘thp .
‘sMahnckemo Hotel."'on Tuesdays and

Conadltilvayd *
lighihgaib. _

UHRI‘BTIAN "rSCiENGE ‘ SERVICE. "
.. ,. 3: .10._p...uL-«100i East“ Avenue. Mrs.

 

 

 

 

 

rotary-n3?mandiactgtingvcoaoegn.. : Led
‘Flor‘arnnm "r'oi' years” owns ran a: .3 3 3 . _
I!“ by hand If!!!» Mr . marrow night. . »- Preaching by the
;.ltev._ eod eBauck.» , .

compost. n mar“ gains outtrv‘.’ Mm" Kn.”
“Shil’E'rERS URI}; March. 22—-—A, é ’ ». 0.
gunmmewa made to. “a" ”W
day that Colorist Warthonmian
oliicer: whopwns. molly condenined
ftp do by «continuum at Warsaw _

 
 
 
 
 
 

m;m«pnm4ty no:

' this autonomy“ éumvomoial» m

 

 

rtemhtlc ' revelation or military séc‘rets
- insomnia; pager)» has confessed of

 

METHODIST
pastor»li:-iltl a. in. claim meeting;

'llltchem'ilil on. Sunday school. urn
,i‘"; 6 p. 11.1., Young People's meeting;

try;" prelude .“Cubn’s Crm" quartet
music for the day will be: Anthem.
O Lamboifltlod. Sciiueoker: .Ierusm

Gliding. Holden; Holy City. Adamo
Evening offertory solo by Mr. Crown.
NORWALK METHODIST EPISCOI’AI
“Church. Rev. H. B. Munnou. pastor
10:30 a. ni.. anthem. “ .lubllute Del
IngCQ' Schilling; nolo for conlzrnlto,
‘l'l‘ho Palms.‘.‘.'lil‘aiii'o; 7:30 p. in” an»
thcm. “Arc Thou Weary," Solmoch
. er; Gloria Pntri.iiialla: dual-trite
. ”Father of All." Gilchrist.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS
copai Church. Rev. .l. .i. r‘oust. pastor
. 240:30, aormon by the pastor: 12
Sunday school; 3, Junior League; 6
leworth l’a‘eaguo prayer ucrvioc; 7
.uy'ening hormon by the pastor. the
laid. ‘two wurds from tho crosu‘. “It
is Finished." and “blather, into 'l’li)‘
Hands 1 (lommond My Spirit."
KNIGHT rSTREE’l‘ A. M. id. (ll-lilllCl-l
Rev. (:3. P. Cole, pastor—Services:
ii a. in, preaching: l2 a. m.. Sunday
hellooIIhISO p. in.. Y. RS. 0. E.:
7:45 p. “1.. meeting in charge of
Brother Miller and his hand of
Christian workers.

* CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA
’tional‘ Paul M. Strayor, pastor——
10:30 a. ni., a sermon for Palm Sun
day. “is Notr'I‘hie the Christ?" Talk
to little folks. “The Children's
Promo)? .‘Quartotto, ”Oh. Jesus l
Have Promised," lloswortli: “chv
on Life." Mozart~Shiliing; 12 111.. ill-
biolochool. Lamont, Jennings and
Christian inquiry Clubs; “4:330 p. m
Vespers. address on tho sixth Word
and tho Cross “Father into'l‘hi
Hands"; vouurtetio, ”Calvary." 31nd
“The Daultnono." “btabht Mater Do
loroaafl and ‘I‘Pnssionflhoriilo." from

‘ “Tho ‘Story offthc Cross,’ by Buck;
’gtoiihr-‘bflolb ,‘YTlio 'PalmsfffiFaure
Norwulh, George D. Egbert. plantar--w
Morning cameos at 10:30. French
lug by, the punter. Sunday school at
12:15:. evening servico'at 7:30. The
seventh ,in «the aerioa of ."Practical
Talks?) “A3,...Hoad for Business."
Good Fridaygservioo at 8. A‘pcnltonr
tlhl-aorviCo ofin'lmlihonr, in u
darkcnod church. and with suitable
music by the‘choir. Younc; People's
Society prayer meeting. Friday at
7 :‘30; ‘Subjoct. “Our Own for
3 Ghrist."

BAPTIST.

nor Butler‘and Quincystrocts. Rev
. mGs’i‘homas.‘ pastor-0rdor of scr
vices. Sunday: it n. to. prayer and
praise with preaching: 3:30 p. m..
Biblo’achool; brill) n. m.. Christian
Endeavor melding: 7:15 p. m.
church prayer meeting; 8 p. in.
preaching. . Midweek servicea-
‘r'l‘hursdiiy. S p. m., prayer meeting
‘The church‘stcgulur business meet
ting‘ iu‘immodia‘toly altar prayer
‘ location. All are wolconw.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, new. This
range Van Doron, pnstorw—Prnyei
meeting at 10:00a. m.: dermon. 10:30
a. 111.. subject. “Death in the Potf"
Sunday school al.12:00 m.; B. Y. P
Ii. meeting at 0:30 p. in; lscrmon a!
7:30 p. m...subieri. “John's Viv-w 0'
Heaven." 'I‘hursday prayer meeting
at 7i30 p. m.
:EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY CHURCEH. "WEST STREET
and Fairfleldg-iuvonue, Rev. R. r
Humphrica. rectormScrvlcos tomor
row: Holy Communion, S a. ll]
Sundaylsohool 9:45 u.-‘m.: Litnm
Holy Communionand. sermon. 11 r
m.; evening prayer and short. ad
dress. 7:30 p, m. Choral servirv
first Sunday in every mouth.
ADVENT.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
Zandt Avenue, East Nor-walk. J. W.
~i)avis. pastor. Preaching at 10:30
and at 7:00. Sunday School at 12:02
Loyal Workers. meeting at 5:45 p
in. load by Harry Case. Ecvryoue
is cordially invited.
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION.

.lar service tomorrow afternoon. at
3:lb o'clock. These meetings are
growing more and more interesting.
and“ the number increasing. Last

meetinngas one of the host. Tomor-
5mw afternoon friends out of town
are expected to be present; also sing-
ers, from Rowayton.‘ ' Come,~ brim:
ydur friends. Everybody welcome.
1'CHR’ISTIAN‘SCIENCE.SERVICE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A. 4A ‘Moodyfi First Reader. All
oicome._ -
ERMAN‘ EVANGELIGAL.

luminary maumcanonuncn‘ Capital.
. 7 Charles A. Brookemier, pa‘stowSer SHWIHS.

, vices every Sunday at

ternoon at :
ro‘cloclr, in the Swedish Congrega'
Ttionnlflhurob. ' 4 1

’ .GERMANLUTHERAN.

 
 
 
 
 

"§'3‘:;15§'PER’S'GHURCH,“‘ .m‘uain‘l‘wfi‘iimls. ”i.
JAWEI."

 

lgtreetf—Seryicesr at *i' : 30::0‘ciock,‘ to

 

having been .‘oonvicted arrays—

lag purity of i canon. .
i-E; o. LAY I‘NVWAsHiNGTON
fimHA‘VEH. (301111.. March. 22-?

FIRST METHODIS'i‘ uriscomn
tlhurcli,.iiev. ‘W. Woh‘ord T. Duncan.

10:00 a. in.. sermon. "Tho Deidre of
Natio‘naf'"children's talk. “Making

urato Bible classes for men and onn-'

.7 p. m...oormou. “The 'i‘rluniphnl Eu-

lem,‘"’Pn1’ker:,’l‘ho Mellow Eve in

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCI'L NOR' ’0’ make your house'inoro attrarfl?‘ to examine our complete lines Of

$25 tivo and inviting to new home we

.‘Suudny the room was full. and the. ‘

 

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J. A Hislop (E «Co..
33.3.3. .3 .. 3 3 3.3.. 3.333. 3.33. 3

3;: JOHN mourn. :33
{‘4

Phone ”7-3. of. '

.. The Wise Landlordg

. ' 1'.
9%? is planning to get his house or 'if' ,

e330 boner-s into proper condition for at.

new occupants in order to-save 33,?
l' time and loss of rent when ton-3.,
3 nuts begin to move.

A little point and paper will“.

.3. seekers. i.

. at a reasonable charge. Con-gig

‘3} suit as and learn toll of our 339
a,“ otters. .12
w..-“ 33..

$207 East Washington 5&2":

.3..3..3..3.3..3..333.33.3.33.1. .

South N‘orwaslk’s Grout «Dry‘floods House- 3, ,

 

‘ Sali'laglnisaiurday, March 22 and lasts in "one repel ' 

the loading position'in the household. The latest design in Mimosa
‘ liirdscyc Maple, Birch and Oak, are certainly handsome and therprico ‘
in reasonable that youican easily afford to iii up that spare bedroom. Be our

13.. FURNITURE, CARPETS,MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, LiNOLEUMS, VAGLE
ago We will “brighten up" for you 03- ), . j

12 NORTH MAINISTREET,

3.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

we wodld einDhasizeiiie in
that ever‘uw garment'is made of
, good materials. well put}? 0-
gelher and generouslu sized '

Experience proves to us that these ycarIy‘ ape’oli‘tibaloii
are most satisfactory to our buying public. Thor d‘n’
why they are satisfactory are: We plan~ fur them.

legitimate profit on tho linos advertised, and byvno
largely increase the volume of business. Women milk
the replenishing timotor their muslin underwear ‘
and by so doing they got the host pick and choose from

best makers of undcrmusllnn in the country... Tho ‘
to make this sale representative in evory particular.

72.... mm... whining h:
”I?“ are. beginning to th
about gibuiying , rumnm

in Bedroom Suits wo’tako first pl ace as easily as Bedroom Suits ,h

CURTAINS. PORTIERES, ETC. .

We have the goods and prices to please. ' 3 . '
A. J. COLLINS ‘& CO 1 _

‘ Funeral Drirectors and Embalmers

Scum nouwnn

 

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AND USEFUL
We loan them to those who wish
to sabe up small sums of home

For paqiculars
call at the bank

_ :PMWOOW”“QOOOUOWOOWO§O“O
o _ o ‘ ' T t '
.OdeIZCd . g} . When coughing away and wishing for relief
‘ ‘: 0, ‘ ‘l ' ‘
u send for a bottle of
. :4 ,
Sales ;3
ARE some. ailments 1
«4

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Brazilian .Ba;m
“ ' .It will sorely'rveliébg. ‘ V 7

friend to antcr’s, Plaisted‘s or This Wilford:

 

 

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so"!!! NORM“
SAVINGS ' BANK
UNITED BANK. BUILDING
Open daily from 9:00 to 12:00
3 1:00 to 3:00
Sahrrday awning 6:0010 8:00 .

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_ _ . . ~ ' is believ ’1 to be the v * '
{312:}? NATIONAL BANK on fire. u essel which was and declared during the nig-
.3 » . ~ .1 r ,

3“ sou-rd Nomi Known ‘ “

 

 

 
 
 

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E. ii. Humour.
flufilfvifl - Snmublférummar-
, ‘3 «ulflhliac‘ofllrvm. .

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tiou reports a vasel on fire about 15
miles southeast of the statmn. This
keeper of the station further report

SOLID 5ND §UCCESSFOL : ed that he saw a steamer pass the sta-

tion at daylight this morning and this and “3 life but. that he would: i ' 1“

,NEW‘YORKT‘Mai‘ch 2-0n board the
”No.31. . steamer .Triudad, which arrived this

3160 000' 0‘0 morning from Bermuda, where four—
,. In”; . ' i' .

teen seamen belonging to the Amerl~

7' ” i can bark Virginia, which put into Ber-
[00,000.00 muda in distresgdenking.’vvhiie on the

Oth‘rPrgfl“, 330.090.00 voyage from New York to Las Palmas

Stan’s.“ r. , Crdtchley,‘ 103. Washington .
~ biz. W. C. Dunning. I

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vesszt ON FIRE AT SEA. srAulstAs LACROIX HANGED
wilsmuorou. March 22~omer oil HULL. Qua. March 22.—-St%iiis;i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

the, lite saving service Kimball this ELacroix. who murdered his W mi
morning received a telegram from Kit. “ an'old man named Thomns‘, i. '
=tyhawk. N. (3., stating that the keeper endeavorins to protect her not

 
 
 
 

:Jennlty at his crime on the 'scattol .
tlie'jail yard hero this mornin
prisoner who has since his 'cohy.
made all kinds of threats* up *
hangman would never be perm 1411;,

i the Gorgon .inlet life saving sta-

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

suicide. instead. was atlas in n’

was perfectly happy“ Rzulclii
hangman was in an in
night. . .

 

 

CREW L nafiusgu TO SAIL. ljoin'ingr _

 
 
 

 

pass. nooss‘vsu UPI-I
.WASHINGTON, March . «28
ilouSe committee on naval affairs
vote of 7 to. 4 today adopted ‘1 '
iion concurring in. thevconoiu on

 

 
 
 

«NW and Santa Cruz. The ‘crew‘retuse‘d to President 39093th as mi" . .
proceed in the vessel, claiming she not the agitation 01 like SChleY lit?
unseaworthy. ‘ . .

sy and indefinitely motor) In?
and resolutions onl the j
report at the sub-commit e,“

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A'ovEnriseo LETTERS.

 
 

- Following is a list of-ilottera remain. 1" gm“? 1‘“ th

, lug uncalled tor at the tollo‘wing post. v hichvhave “9.81!
WNWYMUM 001cc, for the weekending March all"! .~“7.lf9}‘tui1&te
canflI-n Swan: 22, 1902: ~ ‘ '

 
 
 
 
 
 

'nection' With the
has alreadybeem
Aomcialyinquirle ‘

aoED no LE DIV
. NEW HAVEN. March. =
ive's. seventy-one. .ot‘ Wat
divorced from Mary .10.
George ”Mute!“ ‘ “tv-iive,’ of‘Rocky'fmll. i
manna-33.11%“; .. - . ' , Coiiityeséerday ongt _
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