run Evsuiuo SENTINEL
.lnmu Golden. Editor and Premium.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. 1902.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises 5:34; sets 0:10.
7 :02
. ‘Hlsh tide 0.731 a. m.: II. m. l
W ...... .....
All buolncu commumcmom for
this onion should no oddrcu‘od to The ‘
instinct. Pornonal letters not desired.
The town of Washington, Berkshire _
. county. Massachusetts. where William
7. O. Whitney owns 10 000 acres of land
nearly two thirds of the whole. town.
. where he has built many miles of road
and made extensive impiovements.
_ and where his taxes amount to the:
‘. greater part of the income of the town
' treasury, has put his portrait on the
_ . ‘ .I town seal III token of appreciation of.
‘ . ‘ “his vulnennd usefulness to the town.
1.. A London paper the otheI Iinv re ‘
colved from a‘ would- be correspondent
' onIthe Continent the. following speci
‘ men of his work, entitled "Walker Up'
on Water": "Captain ()tto Grossmann
. « the eminent inventor of the shoes to
’I walk upon the water desccndet thci
Danube from Klosternouberg till Vien. I
, nu. He was welcomed by II shoutingi
”crowd. He. proceeded with great calnr‘
and extreme Sillei) and was (honing
‘ after him a little bout with inside his‘
wife."
Profess‘or Charles S. Minot. of the
' Harvard medical school has been stu-.
dying the question of vacations In col. ’
...I,ieges and he concludes as he states“
in an article in Science. that the ‘
Amount of vacation “is very excessive.
With the vacation shortened it would
be easily possible to br lug Ioung men I
into active life it your earlier than is
:80 miles an hour
1 ed the rails at It sharp curve with five
. trucks filled with soldiers.
. engine exploded.
DITAILB OP RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
In Which Many Brltlnh soldlorp and
Trnlnmen Were Killed.
L.0NDON April Ian-it has been sug-
gested that. the twin wwek ncur liar»
berton. Transvaal Colony; March 30
resulting in the death of thirty-nine
soldiers and the wounding of forty-live
others nearly all of whom belonged
3 to the Hampshire regiment. was caus-
ed by the Boers, but Lord Kiithener
reports that it. was utIIIWIdental The
ItIalII was descending a steep prudc
when tlIII engine and live tIIu ks jump-
ed the truck and turned over.
PHiIiTOltlA. April 2~1)etaiis of the
train wreck show that after leaving
llarbei ton the. euginoei lost control of
the train on II steep down 1‘! ads and
for three miles it went at tho ruteof
The engine jump
A terifllt:
smashup followed and the boiler of the
The engineer and
fireman was killed. Six of the injur-
cd soldiers have since died.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
WILL DiSPlIli. CARE MICROIII‘}.
“ Me You a Mason?" will be present-
ed at iloyt's 'I‘heutic under the one
pices of Not walk Fire Police tonight
The information department of our pa
per has been working over time an
swcring the inquiries of anxious sub-
scrlbers as to the modulus. of the uni
one "unery' placnlded all over town
‘AI'II You II Mason?" is II light Ioilick
ing farce from the German and is of
lured to the public by those enterpris
lug unuisemenl. IIIII Ic.hnuis. MOSSIS.
itich NI. Harris". it interests you with
the woes of and the uncommon com
.IIlv situations that follow a Mr. Blood
'I'ood 5 statement to his family that he
has become a M: IIIIIII in noctndancc
uith Mn; is” s wishes and dosiies. Ar
lie is onlv a member (in his. mind) the
Ieenlt can be guesIcIl at. Ase speci
men of IIIIIII conIIIdv effort It is the
best on the AnIeI lean stage toan
THE EGYPT I’t II‘ES ’li\A[I.
The last days of pr'cpaiation for
Egy pta me full to meriiouing‘ with lit
tie details of th( work that tend to in-
sure a perfect peifoIInuncc of the open:
mense gain.” Theic is
new possible and that would he an in]
i “the splendid festival c'hquI." is singing
guith sur‘pIising vigor and has master-
something. ed the (humour interpretation of the
worth attention in this.
The recent prosecution of an editorI
at Pottsdnm is taken us a straw to in-
dicate the way the wind blows in im-
pcrial circles on the Iluelling question.
it seems that. the Potsdnmer Zeltung
had attributed to the emperor a speech
against ducliing which his majesty was
alleged to have made at the. hariacks
of the First Foot Guards. The com I
thoemperor. in his speech had not do
oinred against duelling. and that.
I ;. - therefore. this account placed the kai
I “ ner in a false light. OII this testi- i
mony the editor of the pnpcI was sen ‘
tencod to two months' iIuprisonmeni.I
. while the pnblishei was fined $125.:
if" From the efforts made. to bring this
i paper into court for its story and to
’ punish the editor and the publisher
.I it would be fail to argue that the em-
peror does not ‘care parucnmriy to.
pose before his people as an opponent
"of the duelling system. ‘
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
. I The moderately wide brims me for
Villa women of low stature. A,
The continental oI cocked hat is
more popular this season than ever .
before.
Roses and violets Inc (onihincd in
trimming hats to be not II on .lIessv
occasions l
~ The natural kid slipper with gun
. metal buckle is a pIctty .Icc essoiy forI
‘ --n summer goon I;
A Shirtwaist of black satin is stitch- §
Iod with white silk and closed withf
White pearl buttons. Another ofI
white brilliantine is stitched with
black silk and decorated with FrenchI
Dots of black silk
. . The tendenci nowadays is to eat. ,
fast at the morning and midday meals
(1 often at dinneI if one. is going out .
gain in the cv cniug. It' s a bad habit
and one that should be broken imnied
lAtely. Eat so I slowly that cvorvhi
mouthful of food Is mixed with saliva i
before it. is swallowed.
. ‘ There are outing hats in :Iluindan‘cc
Which are exceedingly. I.ev ere in their .
lines and trimmings but there are}
“others which are extIemelI soft. They I.
are made of soft str'au draped with.
surfs of chiffon that me allowed an
all-off at the back with pretty effect‘I
,0an forty ycm a old can \veai these I
(blind them very becoming.
it is nearly time to lay aside. furs. i
11 those who; have nice ones will be i
an to know that Stillman It (70. have:
unequalled facilities for storing tlIemI
minty. They have conduct ed this
ch of their large for business fort
.113 than [oIty years without losingI
ngle piece bp moths. fires or tun-
gun's. \our furs would be safer with
them through the summer than in any
. I um think of
“riy.
' one which contains perfect spell-‘
as well as good English is con~
cred an esentlnl part of eveiy girls
education. And boys should not be exI.
.. pt from training in this branch for
Were ashamed of their own let.
unto because they hadn‘t time to
them. In looking over the con-
of a little manual recently. a
especial interest to stenog-
.l was astonished at a state-
in the preface made by the prin-
a shorthand school in Boston.
ours agdhe sent a list of sev-
it: words to all the high school
‘ pals in New land, offering a
who the phone the graduating
, unspoiled the greatest number
rfiern correctly. About eighty high
meted the competition with
‘ flint upon the average. more
if per cent. of the words were
‘ no. and in no instance were
‘ lied correctly. And this list
the most ordinary words.
it. many thousands of- cases'
I... cannot use a pen without dem-I
strafing her ability to spell well or I
To be able to \\ rite a good let- I
heard of business men who em- i
ed stencgraphers rather because a
story as coIIIpleiely us the music. The
tisoloists are all well adapted to theiI
respective roles. and theiI beautiful
voices would render enjoyable any
music. even if not on so high an artis-
tiI" plane as that in the Egypta score
The fancy drills and dances are also
well prepared. Spectators will be ex-
cluded from tomorrow's stage rehealw
sals Ever since the opening of the
Isser- IId sale there has been It constant
flow of puichaseis and large audiences
will undoubtedly be in attendnntc. at
wonder of the. barracks testified that (very lli‘rfi‘lmimm
P.O L10F A. IdN'i‘iEitlAlNMl‘ Ni‘.
A but, LI’e numbct oi tbluts .old It tinI
Intertainment. a handsomelI IlecoIIIteI
bail and a well I-Ihcnised which all
Ilomise to make the first grand mask
{hall and entertainment of Washbigtou
(‘.nmp No. 11. Putrziotit OrdIII Sons of
America. one of the largest. if not the
largest ball of the season. No expense
has been spared and the committee
should be congmtulnted upon the busi-
urns like new in width the affair has
been arranged. lion’t. forget to hear
Mr. and MIR. llobby Mack; also the no
i Iginal and only “Tommy" linker.
IREPUBLICANS WIN iN NEW MEX-
' lCO
AlIlltllttiUEthl'lI): N ll.. April 2——
Till} Republican ticket gained a sweep
IIIII: victory in the city election here
yesterday, A similar result is report-
mi from Raton while a mixed ticket
(‘aii'liltl at. has Vegas the mavm being
Republican.
The mothers of croupy
children will behdelightcd
to know that this dread dis-
ease can be prevented and
all danger and anxiety
_ nvmded. This fact has
'been abundantly prov'cn in
and may be relied upon
with the utmost confidence.
, It is only necessary to give
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
M
as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse or even after
the croupy cough has ap-
peared and all symptoms of
the disease will quickly dis-
appear. That remedy is
also a certain cure for croup.
It has been In general use
for many years and has
never been known to fail.
It is the sole reliance with
many thousands of mothers
and never disappoints them.
‘It contains no opium or
other harmful substance
I
and may be 'ven as confi—
dently to a filthy as to an
adult. It should be kept
at hapd ready for instant
use as soon as the first: In-
dications of crou appear, .‘
otherwise the 'ld may
succumb before medicine
can be procured or a phy- .
‘ ..ician summoned .‘ g .
IV .‘ V ‘ ‘fl‘v " ~ ‘ I‘
CAN JAOINTO‘FORIOT annoys.
Seven OlnlmantuL" Appear to Take up
1.08 ANGELEB, Calif” April .Iw' ‘he
San Jacinto forest reserve land in Riv-I
Ul'i-Ildo county has been opened to on I
by. Only seven claimants appeared at
the land other: in this city and ”wow
has been waiting for two weeks. it is.
understood. however, that nine hours
previous to the hour named In the pro-
olemation a crowd of men in IvIIgoIIs.I
on boils-buck and on foot made a wild ‘
rush n the land for the reservation
borIchs. Those who registered at the
local land Qilloe‘ also had ” Inshers‘ 'ut
the reservation
The law states that homestenders or.
"settlers shall have three months in
which to the notice of location after
taking up clnanI Those who squatted
on the pIoperty will claim precedence
by reason of lying on the gun... fIIst.I
A long contest is anticipated.
ALBATROSS ARRIVES iN PORT. "
During Trip from San Francisco the
Quartermaster was Drowned.
HONOLULU. March 21, qvia San
Francisco A1)ril2~—~ The ll S. Alba-
trons arrived In port today from San
Francisco The vessel is IIndIL'II com
hand of ('7'oInnInndeI (‘ hnnncey 'i‘hom- I
is this ‘.N and has on board III". C. H.
GlibeIt l. i). Snyder and W. it. Fibll-V
Ir. of Stanford University, and i’rof.5
Nuttiug, of the University of lowa.
.vho will make a collection of fishes
‘Ind marine vegetation. Very roughI
veathIII" “III-.- encountered on the trip.
luring" the night of Mulch i" Y. Burn.
"tie, the quarterInasth". was washed‘
Iver board and drowned. 'i‘hc AlI‘
‘Iatross spent seveiul days dredging
Ind sounding. Silo will remain in port .
Ibout six days and then continue. llt‘l'
'prloring' expedition around illt' Ilif»
.‘erent islands.
HAINES TRIAL NEARS A CLOSE.
\iOUN’l‘ i-lOlIIIY. N. J. April 2~~~~ThII
trial of Mrs. Mabel linines for the
murder of her two~ycar-old stepdaugh-
cI- lII"endoline. is nearing its close.‘
When Judge (intrison took his sent,
his morning 1‘ cknrd l‘. iIuId counsel
'oI the defendant continued his IIIgu I
'ilt‘ni in behalf of the uccu. ed “tilllilll.
When court adjourned yesterday Mr."
lurd has just reached the testimony
at Nellie Richards. the late servant of
Mrs. ilaines. Today. after a few in-
roductory remarks to freshen the.
minds of the jurors he Iesumcd his
attack upon the witnesses" dvideuu- I
t is expected that befolc the (""ouit IIIi ‘
lourns today assistant i‘roseI-"utoi lien I
irlokson will have presented the con-
cluding argument and Judge Garris—
on's charge will have been made.
INDIGNATiON IN VENEZUELA
CAltAf‘ AS Venezuela April L'II -
There is" great indignation in official
dreles here against the authorities of
the island of Trinidad (Hm on account.
If the hospitality shown the Mates rc-
volutionury steamer Bolivar (former
I the libertndor and Ron high). A
novcment is on foot lime to prIIInil
In the gm ernIncIIt to impose an ad; ll
ionni duty of: lb per cent. on all goods
Irought to Venezuela by iiritish steam»
Z‘I‘S touching at Trinidad.
WHITE SUCCEEOS MEYER.
ROM In, April 2-w'i‘ho Iepori that.
’enrv White secretary of the li nitcd
States embassy in London will sue-
cod (ieolce \I'. h. Mover as umbnssa i
dor of the United States here, hasI
wen received with much interest in;
American circles in this city. Mr.i
White. who has just arrived at Pier.
Int-II to take his family back to iIJng-‘
'nnd. has heard nothing ofllcinlly of the?
batter. it has been reported for some I
‘ime that Mr. Meyer contemplated re»;
Ilgning his post.
I
Best
The
WII‘ DE Al Yifli ()i T A SIR!)
RESUL Tb. “
OTHER FEIIIIOVI’ TO SELL 'l‘lilIl i.)
ii"
WE ARE SELLING A LARGE
SU (“Iii AS (“DEF EE TE AS (‘llEE
OUR GOODS.
NE\V POTATOES, SPINACH.
LEMONS. GRAPE FRUIT. (.‘RYS'l‘A
Leading Grocer.
‘ (illll‘
I our
i 31 Main Street.
Soym
Cheapest
(”“1 HURRY lS TiilI‘ liES'i‘
illI"|“'l“lI R THAN THE OTiliI R l~iI“i ill OW KEEPS AND SO WITH LOTS
Oi? R RFPU TATION lI\S lily" ‘
III... IIIIIIIIII IIIIs .
I
A Common and Ourluul Illusion. l
“I felt. usthou'gh “in. were gnawing at the
coals ofulyulolnuch." TiuoofIIIIIouIImoII ‘
have all left this expression on record in .
their wtitings. They were all suffer rep. I
from chronic indigestion oI dyspepsia, ol .
which the horrible sensation they thus do. I
scribe is a symptom. Olin-i" shunt uro II
heaviness and distress after eating, bad
taste in the mouth, dryness of skin. vuriIIblIII
appetite, flutuicncy. broken sleep, liti‘ll‘
dreams and nigluniareu, billionsuessdutiguo ;
1 and I'vourinosn without labor, ote., etc.
_Wo work with our head and nerves and ‘I
this makes the dyspepsia of the student.
the business and Irofounionul man, the
worried man and tie hanority of women. .
We throw food, often unnuorted and in er. I
cons, into this weak and IInII'nrnIeIl atom.
. nub, end bring on acute intiIunqutorI d_II.. ‘
pepsIu or gustrIo cntarrh. with svmptmns ;
Inud Icsults whie 'li make life a tumor Ask
anybody who has it’.‘
Thebest of medicines is the now medi—
Calcuru Solvent, diacovmcd lII- i'I.)I
DaIid Kenneth. of Kennedy lion. Kings.
ton, N Y. It has proIcII brilliIIIItlIr sue.
cossfnl in nuIlIIdioII of the IllIveinvo and
ncrIous systems and in IliIIorIIcIn of tho ‘
|i\or, bladder and kidneys. All druggists
$1.00 a bottle. .
DEMOCRATS MAKE GAINS.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.—~f.7ity elections
were held III the third class cities of
Missouri yesterday. in the most lili-
pm‘tnut cities where political interests
were closely drawn as was the case in
almost all of them. the ilIIIuocrnts
‘ IIIIIIlc gains.
IIIIIII'. III “Furniture
‘cur Imam III Price .
working all fllll' stock cvtrI‘I-quiy
low,
Balance of our AxnIiu tIIr. hitltllli‘lil“
\‘eivt.e Both and 'l‘npcItIy lirusIuIbI1
Carpets rom ‘
50c to 60¢ per yard;
WII are offering bargains in Furni-
ture you’ cannot afford to miss.
A good safe for sale cheap.
rent.on Cress street.
61 WALL sr., NORWALK, or.
Norwalk Club Budding.
Born to
Spring; Opening
OiI‘
FINE MILLINERY
WEDNESDAY ‘AND THURSDAY,
MARCH 26 and 27.
The display wi be fully double that.
;:If last season a II the. selection com
talus some of the finest designs of the.
milliner‘s art. Ladies of The Norwulks
.Iiud near-by towns are cordially iII~
rited,
M F. Ackorman,
NORWALK.
Connected with largo Bridgeport cs
. *nblishment.
The store will be open until 0 o‘clock
- Wednesday evening.
CALL 58- 2.
i
Always
Never
lit“ YOU PLAY YOUR HAN
Is
Nil HAN!)
QUANTITY OF OUR SWEET ROSY
CANNED GOODS, (TRACKERS
‘ ESTABLISHED AND [S MAINTA
FRESH VEGETABLE S
lIiIJ'i‘Ttltibl, unlucky. uninsuns PA
lN‘G CARD—~THE FERRIS HAMS AND llONELl-ISS BACON, FRESH FROM THE SMOKE MOUSE.
l. DOMINO SUGAR.
VICTORIA B C., Alii'..ll "- Memorgni
sericos were held here yesterday or I
the officers and crew of the. missing
sloop of war Condor. All the men of
navy attended.
NOTICE.
STREET iiiPIliiMilii
All permits required of the Street
I liepurtinent of the City of South NorI
walk will be issued by the clerk, lIu-
(her M. Wright. Parties requiring such
permits must make application to him.
lIY order
STREET COMMISSIONERS.
all fit
~
“Notice.
To Contractors.
“Hill! of the Selectmen of the Town
of waalk. Conn.
March 2-1 l‘IU".
ScI Ilcd proposals will be rct eivcd at
the Selectmen' s (Iflice Nonalk (‘ oun
up to :I p. In. of. the .‘ld day of April.
i902. for the working and care of the
highways in said town which will be
divided into five districts. Plans and
verifications may be seen III the So-
lIIIIIIIIeII'I." office. “his to receive c-on
sideraiion must be roIn residents of
the town. The. right I"I,IscrveIi to re-
ject any or all bids if considech to
the best interest of tlIII town.
SAMUEL lIYNES,
JAMES A. BROWN,
WILLIAM ll. REED.
Selectmen.
NIIIII inhalants.
Sealed proposals will be rocciIed by
thI Boaid of Selectmen of tinI town of
\‘onalk. until 3 Otlt)('k p. m'. of the
7m an of‘AprLl l‘IIIZ. III the office of
the selectnien of said town, fot" the
construciiOn of n macadam road in the
'l‘own of Norwalk. in accordance with
the plans and specifications approved
by the State Highway Commissioner.
Bids shall Slllit' the price of mucudam
pavement per so. yd. IIIIII cobble pav-
ing per sq. yd. for finished road coin-
IIlctII. The town through its select-
IIIIIII and the State Highway (feminis-
sionor. reserve the right to increase
or diminish the number of feet to be
improved after the contract is IN.
All bids must be acIIoInnunII-d by II
bond of not. less than one-third of the
amount of the construction of the
work. Any bidder refusing to sign the
contract at the prices offered by him
shall he required to forfeit a sum from
his bond euual‘to the difference in
putt-II between his bid and the next
highest bidder. Plans and specifica-
tions may be examined at the ofllce.
of the Selectmen, Wall street, Nor-
walk. or III the office of the
Highway Commissioner in Hartford.
1 he Selectmen and the State Highway
tommlssioner resolve the light to re-
ject our and all bids
Dated at Norwnlk. March 3!.
SAMUEL LYNES.
JAMES A. illtUWN,
WILLIAM B. REED.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwnlk
IIIL'II lUt '
l902.
our ’sStore
The
Cheapest
Best ' , '
l) HERE YOU Wild. GE’I‘ITHE "EST
.0008 THE MARKET AlI‘lI‘URilS. WE ARE SATISHEI) FOR THE
1‘ "ER KIND.
THERE iS ANY KICK COM lNG ['1‘ MOST NEVER BE ON QUALITY.
BUTTER WHY. ’ RECIEH SE H“ is
Oh“ GOODS. “.- E (SOUL ll ENU IMERA'l'E
ETC
iNh‘D BY THE HIGH STANDARD OF
RSIIEY. PARSNiPsl E'l‘C. A LEAD
ORANGES.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY’WANT WITH PERFECT SATISFACTION.
C arles E. Seymour,
5% west Washington St. So. Norwaik.
Flour!
Maud S Flour. Best in the
Jones Best Flour.
Pillsburvs X X X X Flour,
“Donovan Building
South NorIvalk. ‘
NEW YORK.
Flour I
World.
Order? §olicltéd I
Flour!
55c Per Bag $4.40 Per Bbl.
57c Per Bag $4.55 Per Bbl I
60C Per
ERV 00
or. “and 3.7mm Si.
" Norwalk.
Bag 54. 75 Per Bbl.‘
'i‘MEMORlALBE vIcs son SAILOR-8‘.
l
Sastcr Shuts
Show one. no can guarantee.
"Mum and those on“) shown here
You make II mistake when you
pay $1.00 or more. for (iloves not
III'III'I"aIItoII. We have the best dol-
lar Glove in this or any other
country. A large statement, but
perfectly truthful. ’i‘lIo Glove is
conceded by all other gloves housI i
on to be the best. The most ro-
tuilers decline to carry it as the
profit is too small. It falls right
into line with our small profit sys-
‘tem. We keep a complete assort-
ment of Tans. Modes, Whites.
Pearls, Grays and blacks.
Ono 'Do\\ar a. You
Easter hints
Perfect tropics of Paris and New
York hats. Every miliinory house
in America claims to own models
of all the great Parisian artist
milliners. if such a thing1were
true it would require the whole
population of Paris to make and
trim hats. We makeno claim of
IllrccbiIIIpoI"tIItion in Millincry,
but our Miliiners are in direct
imitll with iC-IIIope and America's
best, and make copies that would
deceive the “elect." Our showing
this season is better than former
years, and prices lower. Beauti-
ful assortment of flowers.
State ,
atYomuarYr'Icos
Shiites} and “Misses?
Dress Skirts
A great slim-sing of first class S kirts.
\\llt'l‘t‘. '1 III pIiIIIs at iIIust onc-thild
mention but three leaders for
AT $4.98-All \Iooi Cheviot.
trimming of light rows of all silk
moire. full flare. (‘Xt‘t'ili'lli value at
the price.
best styles to be found any-
IIIss than at other stores. We
..I1tIIII.lay:
$4.98.
AT $6.50*illack ilnd lllne Etu-
Iuiuc, the popular season's fnlr
ric. trimming of narrow moire
bands, distinctly stylish ut the
price. A bargain.
‘ $6.50.
AT $7.50—Black
irinIt ing tree rows of mohair
braid 'ith medallion effects, exclu.
sive style, the best value in Amer-
ica; a ten dollar skirt elsewhere
here,
Ilroadclol lI.‘
$7.50.
Ssster‘beihor ed Suns
We have been unsually successful in the. selection of our Ludies‘
and Misscs' Easter Suits.
tractive.
Saturday‘s showing will be made doubly at-
(lne hundred Tailor Made Suits
at $0.98. See the season's very
latest. novelties, the highest degree
of quality and stylein the mak-
ing: the. cloths and colors abso-
lutely the best worn. All sizes
from 14 to 38. Jackets are Eton.
Blouse and Box effects. Skirts are
made with full flare and beautiful-
ly trimmed. it is the best $15.00
Suit. shown this season. Satur-
day's price
$9.98
Tailored Suits at $6.98. Just 50
in the lot, made of Black Lymans—
ville Cheviot. Jackets made in the
popular fly front, sizes 32 to 44.
it is easily the best $10.00 Suit in
America. Saturday’s price,
KATHAN KEEPS TIIIE JAIL
LAKE PLEASANT N. Y. Apr2il
IL} Frank Kathan who makes the claim»
{that he is iegalh entitled to the office
of sheriff of Hamilton county, obtain-
led possession of the jail last night.
2 while the guard placed there by Locke.
'< the other claimant of the sheriff’s of~
MILWAUKEE COUNCIL REPUBLI-
CAN.
lifiLWAUKEE, April 2.—-—The latest.
returns show that the common council
will be Republican by a majority of
two or three.‘ This shows I? partial
victory in the city the last council be—
ing Democratic
i tice was absent, When Locke's guard . ._.z-..;.,.- _-._.-.--..__.
Iretnrned to the building. Kathan had » \
i all the doors locked and he remained POiaiOCS 3. 25C pk,
i in possession all night
I
l5 Eggs
Jelly, quart jars. .
25c
lilc
NECK BROKEN BY A FALL
WATERBURY April 2—The body of
William Ahern aged thirty- five years,
a dry goods clerk employed by Con-
lon B.rothers was found lying at the
foot of n stairway lending to his mom
in a boarding house on Brooks street.
JOSELO‘FF’S
backw in going up stairs. His neck, 72 North ".0!" str°.t
wn‘ng. broken. Ahm came here from _ I ‘
“out two months ago. , 1 I- I, 133-5
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