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ishEie‘nt' for“ li'li lit-iii} Ml‘i Grefiie‘y‘ was
. Attorney“ Stiios‘ Judson. Jill, counsel for
.‘ the intervening Exch‘unge ot‘ oxprcs
2 and a demurrer was ivvimévllvvtcly on
Q Covey rcprcuohtlng 2th62 town. hinted
. commissioner's oilloe.
‘tinnhterre‘d‘ to him. There has been
indium 01;:de rvonme‘ no. 1
mm
v.- v-.vivvv.vivv iv. 6
Ltd ‘lei' in Liqi'va vazuvv Silev
vvvivvv lirvilivvlvillvte
The' final aEt ‘o't thE Stratiord liquor
sciauro lach- cQan‘QiQeriy was played But:
012de. There were t'wo scenes in tho
get, one '6'! him being livid iii the
663066 fibrin hall‘s additive other? lid
his in the office of the lv‘viii aid cgunty
oonltiviioionoril. . boo 6:02“?
court“ room. sii6wo‘d t 6‘ met 3‘ out to
W A. Bradley. upon whomQQ was forced
oi heuryvvilllnn 2o! tho Qrpilnf‘
lined $65 on coats on it count clung,
ing the lilog’u‘ hole of liviv‘io‘r. "and was
fined :10 on a count charging the keep
iing of liquor for sale. Scone two in
the 261th of tho County c‘omnilneioncts
fihowod tho transferring 6f the licoiiive
held by Mr. Grcoloy’ to Clarence S
Goodall None 61" the other Strutlord
actors were in 5053116 two. although
they hnd informally promised to be
present and 16666 that particular“ por
tibn or this perfor'vminco as interesting
us any lover of Macbeth vvoulvl wiivli.
Tho h‘od‘ri‘n‘é i6} “We 6666 had ‘w‘at
brlel‘; There who no cror‘vd preséhiv. as
the detenda‘nt hnd anhou’hc'c'd‘ his‘ in-
tontion of maturing n. demurrer to the
complaint huh tithing ivn 6996i“ it the
demurrer Were over- ruled anvi the do
iofi'vitvnt fii16‘d'2“ That bolnv‘v‘ tho anvil-v,
sloth! 6t mutuvvl Qosteo'm 'lin'vl regard be
tween societi’i‘iy‘ Thrasher 0f the Lou
and Order League and Attorney luvl
v‘vo‘nn which riinvlv'.‘ tho 'fbt‘mor ttiul so
inte'naely edifying. was not to big rc
floated. scorétvi'ry Thought-r was not
present Saturday. ills absence was
as notibonblé its win; the ‘nbaoncc of
the crowd! Mr. Thr‘idvhor And the
cr‘o‘v‘vd being away, inade'lt pos‘siblo to
note that there was on dog in court.
The caso‘ was boiled nt 10 o’clock.
lured by Atlv‘irnoy Judson. it who vv-
erruiovl by Juliane ot the Pound Jon
S. Pullman; before: whom: tho22 "clinch
2mr6222brought; and arguments wore
them made on hontenvz'o. Grand Juror
that. viii. Greeley was equally guilty
62 ith Mr. Tuttld and he iii-ilvd‘vi that tho
court impose a sentence equal to that
posed upon Mr. Tutilo u wook ngo.
Attorney Juvlivon‘ vurlruc‘vi ‘iviztv‘i‘i’nivt such
a course. anvloalved thatiho minimum
sentence be imposed on thoflrot count
and judgment be suspended on the we
mid. .luivtlce, Pullman imposed a norm
num line on the second No appeal
has been taken no yet. and it there is
no opposition to tho the tv‘nnoturilng
of Mr. flGreelcys pliuimvvcy license to
a. drug store in letord ii is probublvv
thiit no appeal w It be taken.
While that was going on in tho
Siroti‘ord town ' hull; 2 uiiotlicr intcrcsb
lug proceeding was- taking place in the
At 10 o'clock
Clarence 8.2 Goodall unpainted with Mr.
Grcoley‘s liquo‘rllcenoo and it suitable
bond. and asked to hove the license
v.
considerable tallvi among some of the
residents 'of Stratlord about Qron‘i‘o‘n-
strutting against the traiisler‘ of tho liv
Conan ‘Whtvn Mr.‘ ’Gocd‘o‘ll 69mm;
however. ‘no remonstrnnco had been
. r'eceivevL and ‘as the chvmniibolvinvard 2"
livid no possible rouson luv refusing the ‘ ‘
trivnvvler it was mnwdu It is too late
at the 26roéent timé to on... any [or
thor tuition in tho inntier and the Qll
henna "wlll 110le {good until Novombor 1
2 move in an interesting point of law
which only be.“ ruined it there iaQ n ‘rc
monstranco hithlnst. the renewal of tho
liév'pnnv't at tho h‘hfil‘nnluv: oi the new li
«him your. 11' thér'o‘ is oil 66656666
to the renown 612‘th licvins'o' 2‘0'n the
mound that ihé‘p‘lllco bar? it had room
lotion and la thitroforc unsuitable Julvl 2
how for the umtiaii'ot mutation Qcian‘
‘nllect‘ the pr out holdui" bit out 1106650
or a Qnow man. going into a place with
'2 a bad reputation . enters it with ii '6
'cloin Blade " (in whether the bitvi ropvv~ .
't'dtid‘ii pt stile lambrcfloun to his talo 2
Juli podseilslbn-V‘vill 6666an to operate
after he has started business there.
so some action may; be looked for in
regard.” when" all?“
Novainb‘erfi "2
tho Went nidév
may be rained. it iii a ducbtion" whéth' .
Some of E'E'lfitmt‘gm'l‘rfit'ldenm air: . "
out; 096 r n: n, ‘0. nropr
E206 viii v‘tli'E‘ ntv‘n‘é,‘ tint or 66616036. vinvl W
:llvienae in I .'
3 It
. " “lililvbluliti'lo light "Whistle. ‘l'i‘uvl‘ drrl‘v‘dd‘
Q and won insured on the wait side of the
2 hotel ‘nt tho slim-62.2 Linus vvi‘ lion: woivv
2‘ livid and in about ten minutes thine
' viii-ennui of 66th Were pinyin?
damn it
on the
’Ibell‘
era. using ill
on .wmkcvl. 1
m in leaving down
: d‘o‘vimtvl utruotme'.
. . 6Q Chic: En gin r J. 'l‘. Prowitt. or thvv
_, ililvv NAN $35 All: 505i“ huh. 6'2. 2 r22.‘v.v‘v:;“v.v£.“iv
Q¢ ill linumil'lla bill: the lot I? and cx~
mtg" ErQii? froth" ll'ttv‘rl'tvringgivith the
i‘l'reni'éi‘i.‘ 0965 were sit-"uni: mound
2 the. build iltvvsh and avv tor us it who 9mm.
bi'e' ‘OlQli Vt bot-‘10 ‘lein‘ 'lia'vl luminous inside.
wtvv’LQullowed t'o, Quinn. Outside a: the
Noi2w6ll't' 'ilreit‘iv‘v't‘i, bov‘vvral ivveinber'vv" of
tth South Norwailv viepni‘tlnént win-6
protont and villi puncture worth At 5: 30
"ocio'c‘lvj‘ no; ‘v‘i‘ivvrvvi‘ irdivi boi‘v 3 located
at the minor or Washington and North
hiatu‘iv‘trééta, wins 6666‘ in‘ but lmnievlie
ntely alter the vocal! ti'v‘oQ hell-a, wags;
aouiivle‘vi no it who thought it would be
ulielasu to Qi'ihv'e QtliQe uppurutuis'. when it
oQuld not be until. tnlvvvu to tho Point
In spite of the liurd work of the tire-
men. the lireii could not be quenched
'l‘h'cy ‘u'vere constantly breaking out in
ilhorvut parts of the hotel When
t'li'vo ilQnmen were subdued i'n onoi
out they would bivaak out in another.
'l‘hcvllremcn were kept shiftingiroui
one place to another, until the until-6
building: had been auriqundvzu.
At 7: 20 o'clock". the Eupolu toll and
ten minutes later. the 166i want in.
Some of tho liremcn ventured on tho
. root of the cunt ivivio but smoke was
no douse they did not remain long Al“
26- thc roof had collapsed and with
most of the windows broken in so the
wind had a good swrcpv it uviiv utterly
impossiblo to cove tiny puit oi" the
builvi.ln
The entire building llllvv'vl with nmoke
so quickly. after it was vllscovorcd. that
it wna ‘iidiéoissnryv‘ (or Mrs OSvilllvan
ind A‘ son to be takén out of a. mound
vitbrii window " 2".l‘ho smoke rushed
through the bulls and up the stairs in
treat volumes. Mr. Connolly prorurod
9. ladder from the Min. and Mia. l‘l’ Sul-’
liven climbed vlovin tiii'a ‘ 2
Ji'icob See one of the Mnyilowcr lire-
mcn, and John D. “Milne v20n‘tvued in-v
vvlde ‘tlie'bulldlng Ethan thc‘ilre virus at
its height. Both weré overcome by
structure by theli companions. John
C‘luno, one of the Nocwulk firemen. out
his hii‘u‘d Quito “badly on ii‘broucn win;
dow pan'c'. Wilbur Hyatt, who was at
the hotel when the fire broke out, was
over-0016621132 anioloa in trying to have
something. and also had tobr curried
from ihoplacr. Mr. O‘Bullivnn. Daniel
Keogh and Hilbert 12‘. Pierre assisted in
ramoving‘lilm.2 .Mr. 2l~lyutt "wail-Now iii
afterwards. . Chic! Wlicclcr had his
right handbndly burned. while making
hairwny to the crl‘lur. through tho-out-
side door. early in the lire.
1 Messrs; Pierce and Keogh did much
in driving most or the goods in the bar
room; With. hpndltvrroli‘lci‘s over their
£6066 they entered: the piano and minor.
ed the bush rcgistrr. in which 6266‘ n
largo sum or money ‘Aftvzr‘ getting
some air they again (entered the place
un‘d passed out eyérythli'ig that ulna. on
tho“ bar. in tho mvvnnti‘mn. Mr. O'Sulll-
van; with uvvvvvr‘ni otlicrincn. was busy
taking whiskey nuvl beer from ihovclv
lav. Scyrrnl who urnt in tho vellni,
othvld‘ not remain. but Mr;
did not liincliuntli nearly-2 ri'cryihlng
won thiteh‘otit. Mr. O‘Sulllvnn 2cmvirg~
:d.2nlmoat suffocated. from his poi-lions
position. uti‘dvviivl not again rupture to
go insidéfl Mannie Pierce and Rough
were complimented for their good
work; They movinged to get but Mimi-Q
ael 1). Drama slot machiiio. «visa.
Q ulnim was first soivndcvl
. “996916 l-zivi‘i'iéd \‘yliizit'a' the fl‘rE
wns'locuted they wont ti‘io’v'o‘iii all
lilonvovnnrevv 'Et‘éry trolley
(id and the company out on
him can: when it lédrncd the
nature of the blaze. They failed then
to accommoduto the public.‘ Never lic-
'lqra' Waist 'ore‘ such‘ 62 'v2rowd iii. ‘the
e‘xciiomtiut nus at a high
'pichli.
After M .' Flfeiuiug livid tv'vlophoiied
help he; with All 2PQo‘Qle‘y and solver-
‘ 'tQa'i'rs and threw
ohgln no '
alien to a: mini
c bani!»
"polio. and had to be. (invited from tho‘
O‘Sulllvnn '
' was very weak nirvlf lnclihvfad to bo rest-
. loss. bill. his condition was in all ms-
2 poets oncouraglng.
l'
6' a 6:066 9:666an ‘o‘t miter.
diii‘ing the l'ugervni
‘0";rd 2c!
lelltl'ént thh~ place.
313W”
be E'uil'v‘i'iv'vovEE
over the build by. a club in tho lvunvlu‘
.of William lwlvvuu u uiouiboi oi’ tho.
‘Noiwavllv Fire Police. causing no uulv
looking .WOlllllL 'th iniurcd man. who
iulv’vm to tho lihhpitul. where he pnosod
iv roiitl‘osn night iiiid was delirious un.
til 6 0 'cloclv thin morning. when he r9.
pained conuclopsnvviva lilo iii moor-loll
this dilemma: hn' inuc'h' homered v
(‘ lil‘lorvl 'l‘ inhabit End Gl'ii'irlun ill.
Woovluurd performed u very gallant
uvt during tho lirc. JMQLSB O'Sullivan,
Lunvlloi’t'l Obvilll‘vun'h daughter. wail
‘viu". hiv‘ivlvlo' ‘ivb'l‘ch “and attempting to
out tithe burning ”building. when tth
vg'ui'itlviiiioil 6‘66 Q‘livri'mr'v'lvllcnnicnt and
prov tiring n 1666qu iciuovvid her twin
hvu vlangovoun poulllon.
'The 3216!??? uigtlio Connecticut Roll
2anva an i 6 tin Company was vvxvv‘cl
llciii.‘ Cuts lvv‘é‘r‘o uphovlily ordered from
the buru'Q by Superintendent Wain-
uhvl the operation of them was care
fully looked aliwor Upwurd of n thou-
solid p'v‘vopl‘o woro tr‘vt'nniin‘rtevl to the‘
point and return without nocldeivt.
'l‘lvvr Ndivvuiiv‘ cilia rim throu‘gh to tho
pdlnt thi'iiv doing away with a chango
of ours.
Thom won on insurance at $6, 000 on
tho building and $1000 on tho cou-
touts.
The Norwalk Five 2Dtlpflllllll2nl. mi-
zincw was reported éouuivlerulviy dum-
aued w: the rcisult of its participation
in the llrn the boiler and plpcs lining
tilled Willi mud forced up from the
river bank. An inspection will he no
vvoivsury to dotormiiic ihc cutout of the
i injuiloiv and it may cost a con'slvl‘cr-n
'lilc sum to place the. engine in good
condition ‘ ’i‘h‘o liaiiviuomo team of
block lioruen drawing. the ciiginc uvvrc
v'roiu‘ 1366671366va 6 Siuldlie and tlvvvy
wore winded by their lone,r and lurid
pull ’l‘h‘vvloam mudvv remarkably good
time in dra‘i‘v‘li‘ig tl‘i‘e hcuyy apparatus;
Thu Nov walk firemen left him mom
iug.‘ hhnrily 96m 1 o'clock Arrange-
iucntn wrio mane to have a car take
them home but none but in an apprai-
l"illl((‘.‘ mill tlicy wort: obliged to loot it.
Q William O Brien; at Hope Rosie Com
i966}: sprained his: ankle quite bu‘vlly
ldx Captain J B. Costello. of Hope
illovvo has a luvvlly injured ahuuldvii,
ulilch keeps him from wmk today .
John ’1‘. McMnnns was injured and ii;
unable to work tod'aiy. lie' was hit sov—
oral times with tho simam of water
from the steamer: .
The Durlon House became tumous'
through its vwcupu‘noy a score of yours
6va by Philo 'H.DOl‘10ll. who came
from New Yolk, who're he for years
v-vinvluctvvvi a both! viu‘vl chop house in
'l‘u‘onty- third shoot. it was the hood
qiinrtors oi” the Fat Men‘ 3 Assdvviatlon
which assembled tlicio annually for u.
shore dinner, and sovcial atlilctic con
tests. Tin-.2 famous chair of the presi-
vloiit oi‘ the association‘waa amour: tho.
vnlunblé nrticle‘b '6! furniture of in—
l‘orost‘viestroycd yesterday.
w._.._... ,
‘ MIDDLETOWN. April 25.—-—Tho
Country Club house at Crystal .Lnke
farm 6 as binned to the ground today.
The filt‘WMll‘d who was slowing ill the
house. ‘burc'iy‘ cucupcd. None of the
contents were saved and the.2 loss is
vvevtlviivvtovl at $3 000.2 Thvi‘ origin is llilv
known
SEVERAL FIREMQEN lNJURED.
DES MOlNES April 28—41906 broke.
out, in the Silm'hiit Hotel and the h.
Ginsberg Furniture Company biticlv at
Nos 221-223 West Walnut sheet at 7
o ’clock this morning. the entire stit-uc
turn beluiz in humus. Soicrnl llicmcn
62ch iniurgovi
AQHGHfllSHOP CORBLQAN BETTER.
NEW QYORK April 28*Ai'01lillshop
vvnvi those who watt-livid! do his bodslv’ie
were greatly oncouraxed curly today
T66. archbishop was nations at times;
liv'it slept choiul hours and was able
to take some lid food 2Dr.‘ Joseph
Corrigun.‘ of 8301,06 Florida. and Rev.
l2‘ntlivér icorgn (‘orrlgn'n 'of Newark,
‘ N. .l.. brothers olrtlic urchbl‘sl'iop who
arrived here yesterday- shent last
night at tho arch Episcopal house.
lvnther Corrignn speaking of the c‘on-
(lition of [6:23. brother, sold: ”The
archbishop 96366621 rot-y favorable
night. He practically passed the ori-
sit-v yesterduy i'nvd I now think he is
out of danger." Father Cnrley.
rangulue He said the‘ archbishop
l. N BOAT TOWED OU'T.
,22A9rll 28. -A vessel,
which seemed» to‘ he the Holland sub-
marine torpedo boat Fulton. which or
2 is mooning tor Wuhlil‘
. a trial vo‘y go by the '6ch
route was roport by hem
w or :31va that Storm King.“ to
2 eh u .
times that ho would 6ng Q
l‘n'illv'io, but ‘r'v‘uu 'po'r'v'iil'vitoii't
nnvl while trying to. enter was attack 2
“right vvi'ivl 'l‘riiiisfioi‘ti‘ttlviii Aivl ‘Kylvv Q
COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE BURNE'D. Q
‘orrlgau pawsuod a comfortable night ‘
the ‘
nrchhlshop‘s sedrotary,Q was equally 2‘2 2
‘ born 8: Chbemniuiiflovnpany. commic
arin
. hoingviiv‘it‘smdy‘ mount 7: ”so ‘
t ay. The submarine Craft was in 22
moon
READ C.
21‘rl!\.
acccos, in tin: Carnot Stow;
and theic' is no reasonable
Chineso Mottmgs, freshuf
35 ots. a yard.. .
rug to the large gx'rz. These
iarity‘, being just the thing for
after.
shown on the center counters .
Fine Corded Gingham
2i
‘ . xz'l/2 cts. ;
Chambray and Madras
15 cts.
Anderson's Zephyr
Whytlaw’s finE Zephyr
25 cts.1
19 cts..
, l
v.
Established I 8 5 7
MATTINGS. , 2
These will be found on tho first floor. conyEnient of
WQe‘ liqvo a new importation
bwant iii Mattlings that We can-
iiotvvrioet, at lowci: orchids ,too than you have ever known. _
NEXT WEEK FOR GINGHAMS.
Beginning Monday there will be great doings at the
Wash Goods Section, becausx': upwards of 2 000 pieces of
'G'inghams and like fabrics have arrived and are to be
,. run-2 «a...
new and bright. from my; to
Jabbnose MQnttivigg, rogular carpet pattorns, many odd
eifocts, all colors. from 2 5 to 50 etc. 2
They look chcan, cool and inviting. and thoy are as
'soft and pliable as a place of carpet. 2
MA] TING RUGS
An extensive line of all sizes from the small threshold
v
Rugs are growing in onpu-
summer cottage or veranda
use. Prices range from $1. 25 t6 $12.00.
INGRAIN ART SQUARES.
The new ones are very handsome. Many of thcm imi«
taking the Smyrna patterns and very artistic. They are re-
versi ble, 6 point to bc remembered it durability is sought
l
{A
German Linen Ginghams
25 cts.
Anderson‘s imported 'Corded‘
Gingham ' 25 cts.
La'ce Stripe Madras 35 cts.
' Fine Jacquard Weavcs 35 cts.
Silk Ginghams 39 cts.
TWO SPECIALS IN SOAP.
Bars of Almond Soap for
Olive Witch Hazel Soap (2: dozen cakes) '15 ots. a box.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY
25 cts.
"'N'E'V'V 6min cousvrrorvon,
Rumors to the Eflobt That Czar Will
Shor'tl l'ss‘ue a Res'crlth
S'l‘. PF‘TEBRSBUR‘G April' “7. -
QiSivndQny) P'éritistent reporin are in cir-
culation to the direct that“ the czar will
slvortlv ihsuvv a i'viscript giving~ Russia
6 donatitu'tlon.‘ similar to the scheme
tor administrativ‘e rolorm drown up‘ by
the lvlto Guilt-viii ljevirisL M'éillv'o‘n’ when
he was minister of- the intorlor anvi-
which won sanctioned by the late Czar
Aibxafidcr 11.. some six running before
tho hitter n vv‘Ethtsslnatlon which occur
‘rovi March213.1881.'
The“ rioting 'N‘mtlnuos to spread in
South Iluésla.‘ The military thus for.
have “been ‘vvnhblo to prevent lncon
clarion; tonrorlsnimivl plundering The
landed proprietors throughout the gov-
ernment of Poltava are seeking refuge
in the city or Poltnva. :Friiice‘ Oberl-
silky, tho govcinor of Khe‘rsoh, is an
prulvo‘nslvh oi? a riding in mm govern
"moat. 'l‘he‘ police forces in many bit-
ieo have. been increased in strength.
notably at irutslv and Archangel. 2 llal
'schanell the assassin of hi Sipingune
tho luvto minister, is now reportbd to
.be very sick dive to vvilnntary starva-
l n'. . 2 .
t q " d as W '
§LliC|OE QINQ A Ofllfiv\""
Night watchman boots Himself
. . Through the Held- ‘. :2
ANS NM. April 28.~—Patrlok Moore
night watchman lit the factory of 03-
te‘d suicide at his home last night
about; 8 o'clock by :ohootlng himself
2 3h: the head.2 Moore left his
2 Q the evening
“ -h
2 gets in 66me
.2 in theiflontia
. squadron. T .
‘ harkxatheehnvnkoniond
Bridgeport. Conn. '
W
is
GLENS. FALLS FIRQE.
Many Buildings DosiroyedeLoas May
Reach Half Million Mark.
GLENS FALLS, N. ..,Y April 2&~—
The most dlsnstrous ilrc since 1864 Q
visited Glens Foils early yesterday en-
tolling a property loss cousorvntlvoly
'estlmatcd at over half ll. million dol-
lars.2 The fire .Qstiirted in the clothing
store of Webb Bros. and from thence .
spread to the largo plant of the Joseph
Fowler shirt. ‘undf'coliQnr company, no
copying the upper stOry of nearly the
entire block. 'l‘hon,2 fanned by high.
wind the flames communlvuicd to
neighboring buildings occupied by lil—
tocvr films,
Assistance cnme' from South Glens
E'alls, Sandy Hill and Fort Edward
and had it not been for this; vouch
greater loss would have followed, The
destruction 6f the Fowler ébirt plant
throws nearly $0.0 operatives out of
employment and 200 move will be out
of Wuovk temporarily; ‘
MORE TROQO'PQS QFROM C'UBA.
Reached New York Today' 6 Stevvmer
2 coriy‘tnba‘.‘
lino steamer Curlyt'aba nir‘lved today
from Matnnaaiv with the first squadron
of tho Second Un‘ltcd states cavalry,
composed of troops‘A. B. C and I), un~
den mainland at My. Walter Q.S
Schuyler. The squadron consists of
nine officers and 220 men Major
Schuylen was formerly. colonel of the
'QForty- bix'th United States' "<l‘n‘léntry in
the Philippines Troops .02 End '1)
were the only mountod\ troops in the
Santiago 60261961563 wait vinouuted
in the Porto Rico cvimpalgn Captain.
s Q Q 11ng troop.
2 ‘ ‘ ' well a roo‘pdz‘tden
Mateo when General Lawton was kill-2'
Win66 Milli o'mxna'nd
Lieu mint M; cocherber- -Q
d or Troop A and win};
266th 2561;0ivthis
NEW YORK AprilBSr~TliaM1maon .
Norwalk Chronicler