_ xttctive members are urgcd to call and
a
IL"? examined all the handwriting exhib-
. . ts
a
“l
fun; intermediates at 7 and Seniors at
y' will occur Wednesday.
, ,lnembel'ship contest will be made.
I ‘whlch it proposes to give ill Iloyl's
, Association, with E. K. (illnlbart as ill-
,.nt the same. school.
~ in the case (liaputcd alld admitted were
dinercnt letters to patent
, clerk, and Whitman it}. Mend. county
.m
" collagen-m
~‘NORWAIJK'EVEN1NGSENTINEL °
TUESDAT, OCT. 28,. 1 lgoa.
55,",000 Given Away i l
' , _ A chance with everv pair of
Queen Quality Shoes.
Sole Agent,
1". D. LYON a. 00.,
90“".Wasliing'ton Street.
. South Norwaik, Conn.
W
some i. M cw A. Nail...
Mechanical Drawing and Gymnasium
Classes to Resume Work.
,- The first boys' rally for the. fall sea-
3911 will be held next Sunday, at 3:15.
:The Women’s Auxiliary held their
regular monthly business lnccting this
:‘afternoon.
"The gymnasium clasucs resume their
iregular work today. Juniors at Ii p.
8 p. in.
. The annual election of live directors
l‘olls will be
opcn from 7:30 to 0:30 p. m., and all
cast their ballot.
The Bible Study Club supper will be
Cheld Friday evening at 0:30 o'clock.
and the course of study begins at 7.
Further announcements regarding the
The orchestra will Ilold its rcgular
weekly rehearsal tonight and will llr~
gin to get ready for a grand concert.
Theatre,
2lst.
A class for the study of nlcclluuicul
drawing has been formed ill coilucc-
tion with the \ollllg Mcn‘s Christian
Friday evening Novvulbcr
,strllctor. There will be a course of
twenty lessons of two hours each, and
each student will be advanced Just its
fast as be it; able to no. The ltwstllis
will be given on Monday and 'i‘llul'sduy
evenings, from 7:30 to 9:30, llcizillllilla'
Monday, November 3rd. The cost to
each student will be $3 for the Special
class fee. in addilon to his annual full
membership {cc of $3. Any mail of
good moral character without rcullrd
to his religious: bclicf or unbelief. In (I-
igihic to membership. Studrnts who
have had some previous work along;
this line, will be given advanced work.
Applications for admission to this. or
any of the proposed evening classes ill
the Y. M. C. A.. should be made to the
general secretary. at the Association
rooms.
WRITTEN BY THE SAME HAND.
Handwriting Expert Twltchell Testi-
fies in Mollueux Case.
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.»~Ilcrbcrt 1..
Twitcheil, an assistant tcllcr at tllc
Chane National Iltlllk, testified as an
expert in handwriting today In the
trial of Roland 15. Molllleux. Replying
to questions by Assistant District Al-
torney Osborne he said he had careful-
in' the case, the conceded and dis‘
puted writings, including the poison
package address, and llc believed that
all were written by tho same hand.
Mr. 'l‘witclleli said on cross cxaullll-
atlon. that he had rejected signatures
at his bank and later they had been
proved to be genuine.
Lewis Arthur Russell. .1 music l(‘II('ll~
er oi” Newark, N. .I., was the ncxt wit-
ness. He was called at the last trial
to prove that Molilleux and Archibald
Arnold, the head salesman at Ilartdr»
gen’n store ill Newark, were warm
friends and were. schoolmates with lliln
Mr. Arnold is
one of the Newark witnesses the pros-
ecution had been unable to bring to
New York. Mr. Rllsucll said today
that he and the defendant had always
been friends. -
He said the road from Ills studio.
where Mollncnx often called. to tho
railroad station passed llnrtdeucll's
store. The. defense had no questions,
Colonel Edwin 13. Hay. a llnndwrit~
ingcxpcrt of Washington. unread with
twp Other experts that all the writings
made by the same hand. (Yolonel Hay
said that the word “gelltlclllan' ill thy
lncdlclnc
firms, and Ill tho "request" wrltlngn
allowed the some. “(2" and a patching
of letters “lnarvcilous” in their sllllli-
Verity.
-
W ....W...
.FOUR MEADSI AFTER OFFICES.
STAMFORD, Oct. 28.~——’l‘llo town 01'
Greenwich this year promises to pre-
sent the curious political situation of
having four men by the name of Mend
running for representative Ill the but»
inlaturc. All the Republican caucus
last night, James R. Mead the. town
commissioner were nonllnutell, and at
“the Democratic cnncnn which will be
“held tonight, Nelson 13. Mead and ltd-
ward Mend are. candidates. Stun»
ford Republicans lllth? nominated ex-
Senator Michael Konealy and Henry 1;.
Eokhard. a merchant. all candidates
for repreuontntlveu.
APER MILL EMPLOYEES STRIKE.
”WINDSOR LOCKS. October 28w
bounty-five employ/cell of the it‘. 11.
Whittieeey Paper Mill have struck be»
initialize back tenderu were required
" “list in looking after the boilers.
IIIEII ll. lllllll
.. Carriage ‘
Builder
3.93.2331“-
or Go Carts
‘Iabjll Carriages
, 1-0513 CW
DISMEMBERED BODY FOUND.
in Thomaston House Which Burned to
the Ground Today.
'I‘IIOMASTON. Oct. 28.-~~'l‘ho _dls-
lnclhbcrcd body of Thomas Ryan.
burned to a crisp, was found mid the
mini; of his house which was consum-
cd by ilrc this morning. Ryan was
Ill) years old. For two years. or since
the death of his wife. who was killed
by a train. he had lived alone. on Bris-
Iol utrcct, about a mile from the center
of the village.
About II o'clock this morning, neigh-
bors discover-ml that the house was on
firc and they made an attempt to on‘
for, but the doors and wondows woro
sccurcly Iockcd. and tile llamcs by that
tilnc had gaiucd such headway that the
would-be rescuers were driven back.
There was a delay of half an hour be-
fore a stream of water was put on the
fire from a hydrant, 1,000 feet away.
The entire building was destroyed. Af-
tcr the ruins had become. cool enough
to permit of a search. the remains of
Ryan were found lying,r among, the
springs of his bed ill the cellar. The.
head and legs were separated from the.
trunk.
The origin of the live is not known.
Dr. (1. I). Ferguson. the medical exam-
iner. began Investigating this l‘orciloou,
and after an examination the. body was
turned over to an undertaker. It is
supposed that, Ryan was asleep when
the fire broke out and that he was
sluotllcrml and burned ill his bed. He
was: a laborer employed at the Plume
and Atwood Rolling; mill. ’l‘wo daugh-
lcrs, who are said to live ill \\’aicrbul‘y.
survive him.
The house was owned by C. I“. (lood
win, a t‘tII‘I'ilitzn builder of \\'ntcrbllr,\‘.
and was valued at about $1000.
DRISCOLL INTERRUPTED SPEAK-
ER.
.lusti as Thomas I". Miers. ono of the
speakcls at the Democratic rally in
Norwalk last evening, was waxing t‘lo
uncut on the desolation the trusts
have wrought. .lcl'ry Ill‘iscoli, a well-
kllown local man, broke ill and chill-
Icnlzcd the speaker to prove his asser-
tions. The audience hissed, but Mr
Micro was more «olisidcratc and ill
vitcd Iil‘iscoll to a front seat and the
‘allcr I‘I‘ll(lil,\' ncl-t‘ptcll the invitation.
All was quiet for a couple of minutes
while the speaker proceeded to provc
silliunlt‘llls which he had manic, hilt
soon Ill'iscoll interrogated him. Mr,
\iicrs took thc saliles good nutllrediy,
but the crowd hissed I'll'iscoll so per-
sistently that he not up and started to
walk out of the hall. while there were
crics to “put biln out." hurlilll: the in»
formation. ”You got a illicit crowd to
talk to. Now 1qu to them. I‘ll walk
out. You can‘t throw me down. You
can‘t throw me down."
...... .. ....4.
ST. .IOSEPH'S PARISH FAIR.
The committee on ciliurtainulcllt fol
illc ('tlllllllL‘,’ fair to bc bill! in Red
Mcll's Ilnll IIll'li‘l' IIIt' auspices of Si.
.Io.-:cph's parish beginning Monday, No-
\"‘Iill)f‘l‘ 10. held a meeting last eveningr
ulni voted to include ill entertainment
cal-ll evening. vocal and instrumental
music by local and otli-of-towll tai-
will. It was also voicd to hold a series
Jl Illul‘li trials during lilt‘ week of the
fair, hrluulllp, illio illt'lil gentlemen
promillcul iu the affairs of both Nor-
walk and South Norwaik, This will be
lllndc a feature and will undoubtedly
prove a drawingr card.
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING.
A meeting of the Republican 11am-
paiuu Ulllll was llcld at the olllce. of
Judge Joseph R. Taylor, last night and
the usual amount of business mapped
out. was carried along. There were
several uddrcssos by mcillbors of the:
club and instructions were givoll an to
differ-cut work to bc carried out at the
milling cicrtion. Arl'allgclllontn were
lllililt‘ for lllt‘ rally that is to be held at
lioyl‘s Opera House on 'I‘hurkdny cv‘
citing tutti further urrangenteuts will
bl» made tmlay.
USHERS TO HAVE A DANCE.
'I‘hc lililIi-I‘H oI‘ Iioylfs 'l‘hvtttro moi
lnHl eventing and mind to hold a sub-
scription dance. Friday evening, Ill-com-
hcr 12. In Music. Hall. It‘i'cumnlt'n or-
chestra will furnlull tho illuslc. if
the affair is succoksful It will be fol-
Iowcd by other dances given from
time to limp by tho same guntlomcn.
Tile corps of callers at the theatre In
compound of Ralph Ilcnnott, Percival
Will-loll, Wallace Wililltnln, llcRoy l’ar-
knr. William 1. Sterling. Frank Draw
and Howard Taylor.
PIANOLA CONCERT ENJOYED.
A large number of people enjoyed
tho pituiohl concert given at Bturtc-
vant'u yesterday afternoon. The se-
lccllonu were of the climate order and
artistically rendered by 10. I). .Ieffcrll.
nutnngcr of the, piano department. 'I‘o-
morrow‘s program follows:
'I‘hu i-Inbbio Waitzeu
Salome ..............
Scarf Dance .. Chaminndi
Aeolian Hermonicu . . . . . . . . . ilnvlgnac
Mn Tiger Lily Solnno
Ginny Rondo Hayden
W-..”
ACCIDENTALLYoHOT AND KILL-
ED.
LANCASTER. 0.. flclobor 28~lltt~
fayetto Hull was accidentally shut and
killed near here today by Ciar nae
Loomlll. They were hunting dicks
when Hull not ill the'way of Imomiu'u
gun. The latter afterward attempted
to kill himself. 'i‘lm men were close
friendu. ,. '
ll‘m’iil
...... Loraine
....
....ll.
,.
«new
Business was so rushing at the store
at Bullock, it Price, the, Wauhiagtun
Direct clarinet-u. this moaning. that tge
I
The Fair Far and Cloak Store.
(A. Ilraei, Preprletor.)
Children’s Raglans,
$2.75 and $5.00.
The colors are the desirable
shades of gray, and the garment
is patterned very stylishly.
’i‘Ile trimmings arc of good
quality velvet and the tailoring
is very satisfactory, assuring 11‘
long lived cont.
Sizes 8 to 14 years.
68 Washington St. South Ilounhi
TUDAV IN WALL STRELI.
WALI. S'l‘ltillid'l‘. 10:10 it. ill.--
Stocks \vurc offered freely ill declin-
ing prices when the market. (lpcllcd
and some large fractional losses were
rorordud ill St. ’lull. Canadian l’uci-
tic, Southern Pacific. Norfolk and Wes—
tern and Sugar. The general market
was dcprcssed but. trading quieted
down after the opening sales.
WALL S'l‘lticbl’l‘, 1 p. nl.--'1‘h:> rise
III the general lllllrkct hullcd Wllt.'ll
(.‘oitlrzldo It‘llel declined to bill but there
\Vcl‘e no sympathetic sct~backs to thc
active stocks.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONb.
Reports over private wire or Staples
& Golderahmldt, commission brokers,
Swnrtz & Corbett's block. South Nor-
walk: ‘
Open High Low 1:110
Amnl. Copper, 0:13p iii-"ll tillii. til“.
Am. C. It. 1“,, :ll‘l-‘I’. 1151:. 35% :II'trl/s
Am. C. & 1“. pt. 0202 92%- 1121»; 1131.1,
Am, lot, on. raw. M7,. 5.31... 54
American Ice. 111/2 11% 111/2 11%
Amer. lt‘c [lf(l., 377.; 3771'. 377;; 37%
Am. Sugar, 122% 1227',- 12131. 1215,,
A. T, & S. Re. 873.4 8774. kit; 87%
A.'I‘. & 8.1“. p, 100 101) ililh 9971.
Rail. h‘: ()hio, 1000.3
llklyll. It. '1‘.. 1321,. 02:5,, nun, nail,
t‘llcs. til. Ohio, on 7.11;, .30 not:
(‘lli. (c N. \1'.. 220 will-L. 22x 2201.3,
(‘hi (it. \\'cst.. 293;. not, zit-"lg. and,
f‘. M. iv Stl’. 1591... than, “till", lfltti'c‘
Phi. R.I. & 1". limit, 10x11,
(‘01. 1". & 1.. poll; 01“,.
(‘01. South, :l‘lN 337,.
(‘ousol (ins. 217M;- ‘Jiilg
Erie, :Isl’t, 385;,
ItIl'le, 1st pill, tin ilk
Lou. & Nash. 11h; itlk
\IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. 1:} lilllg’,
Mex. (‘clll.. 3511‘s, 201'].
Ill, K. h“.- ’I‘.. 2015;. can.
\I. K. h ’1‘. lifti. d0 lion;
Mo i‘alltlc, 105”; 1101.
National I.t-:lll. fl“. ink. 37“. 237 ,
N. Y l't'llll‘ul, 1&3“ 1331.: 1.1.3 1.3.3
Nuri'. & West” Ti'm 75 TH; 747,.
Out. & West. 0:7,. :IJIIM :37R ;‘.:‘.Ls
Pacific Mail. -i£l -i.“. 12”,; -if!t._.
I‘clln, R. R.“ 1025;. than. 113215 "
Press. SI. (far, 01V. 02 011,4 ‘
Reading, 6712’. 07 In 071;. 07%
dead. 1st pill , 812‘] Still. hills" Sit '4
Read, 2d pl’d,_ Twig; 791,4. 781;. 78%
chllh. Steel. :31! 2‘1 21“; 21119.1
t-iou. Pacific. 7014. 700;, 70 7pm,
Sou. Ry. (‘0. 305;. 3051,. 3111,43 305$.
Tenn. C. 8:. 1.. 011141 1147..» Mill; ti-I7u
Texas I’ueiiio till; illi‘.‘ it”; it'll};
I‘lliou Pacific 1033.}. 101'. 103% 1041/,
Iin, ’at'. pf‘d. 011R. Ill-'11.. 011‘s. Ell-"a
Ii. S, Leather. 14 141,4. 1‘1 14%.
U. S. Rubber, 1771. 177;; ‘77,»: 177‘.
Li. S, Steel. in 401.5, to 40'.
II, S, Sicci pfd. XXII-I. Show tilth’. hill»;
Wabash, 33112 337,. 21311; 337s
Wabash. pfd.. ‘18";- till}. 481.; 4H0.
West. Iln. 'I‘cl., 011/4 “1 I. 011,. 01%.
RAVAGES OF THE PLAGUE.
Also 75,000 Cases of Cholera In the
Philippine Islands.
WASHINGTON. October {ZS-WTIIO
l‘cnrtul ravages of plague alld cholera
ill the old world are out forth Ill mail
advices received by the marine hospi-
tal el-rvicc. Chief Quarantine ()Iilcor
i’crry. at Manila, estimates the uulnbcr
of cast-u of cholera ill the l’llillppiucs
since March 20 last, at 75,000, with a
mortality of 70 per ccul. He says ull-
dcr dutc ot’ Scplcluilcr In, that ill.‘ iilS’
cane lltIH practically disappeared from
those provinces Ilrst infected but Ilitla‘u
most recently Illicctcd lu'o buffering
scvcroiy.
Ill Japan, the latest advices show
that there how,» been 1,320 check and
1,11th deaths from cholera. In many
(,illina provinces, the disease In only
dclnlc.
According to a rcport of the director
general of tho Egyptian departnllult of
health. the cholera epidemic contiuuca
to claim a large number of vlcliluu.
.. -..... ”...-.-.. ..¢._.._....
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.
Big Lou In Bristol, Conn. Thin Allen
noon.
BRISTOL, Conn, ()eiobor Zhw’i‘lle
grain elevator of fluorite W. Eaton.
containing at clock of llour. uraln nlld
tiny valued at 385.000. wall damaged by
lire this afternoon to the. extent of
$20,000. flat for the efficient work of
the fire department. which won kuml
lliontul by a general nlllrm, tho entire
plant would have been destroyed.
Much of tho damage was by water,
which ulttnrntcd all the Hill/mt floors of
the building. The blaze utnrtell In tho
baled hay department from an illb
known. it is believed the Insurance
will cover the loss.
“-....." “...“...uw .. .
SPEAKER BRANDEGEE NAMED.
NORWICH. Conn. October 28--»'l‘llc
Republican commotion of the Third
Connecticut DIutrIct made tlrcmunry by
the death of Congressmen Citation A.
ituelieli. acncmblcd in town hall. ulmrta
1y before 1 o'clock this afternoon. John
“option. of New London. chairman of
the district committee pulled the at»
terribly to order. and made l| brief till--
the death of Conurenttman thnneil. fir
wan followed by 11. 1". Williams, who
spoke In similar main, Frank 13. 11mm
deuce, of New London was nominated
for congreeumnn.
, . .7’. .
- comm: wonkmu KILLED.
“ * ““53”“; Pa» Global teapot.
"”13! "lemma i mi. ,
stress In which lie forcrrcd fpellngly to .
1..
THE LEADING DRY GOODS. STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
. Ladies‘ Tailor Made ‘Sults,
Jackets, Coats. Capes
and Norloik Suits
FUR JACKETS
the latest style
KrastiEE Fox,
North Main. Comer Ann St" .
South Norwalle.
"J. cam-am.
Merchant Tailor,
Get Your Clothing Repaired
Fort/1e Cold Winter
Coming.
My repair ()Illll'gl'ls are very reason-
able. I am as capable ill working on
Illltlios' garments as upon Moll's.
Uf («'UIII'BG. if you want new work"
well. come. in and talk with me. I
believe I can interest you.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel liamilton.
Harry Goodall,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
A I teratian Sale.
During the alterations which are now going on in our Store
we will make special inducement to batters in the Iollowing lilies.
Carpets and Mailings. Cloaks and Suits.
Rugs and Curtains. Misses and Childrens Garments.
$3235” Black and Colored Dress Goods. Separate Skills.
rumwsm Silks and Velvets. Shirl Waisls.
Sweaters! Hosielu and Underwear. Ribbons and Laces. .
....fi"“§.‘.f...‘;f’.‘..‘l' N. ”13..TZ‘.‘.‘.Z..‘.ZT Clockelll and Glass. House Furnishinos.
...... w, ,,,,,., ,, ... W -
tor for your boy for 75c, and Men‘s
Sweaters l'or lilic. Also a full line of
.lorscy Over Shirts. double. brcasted.
at title. A full llllt‘ of Astrakhnll Gloves
with clotll palm. L’IIc;
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik, Conn.
HEALTH BOARDS' CONFERENCE.i
Two Days' Session to be Held in New
Haven, Beginning Today
The seventeenth annual lncctillg ol‘l ,
illl‘ conference. of state and provincial
boards of health of North Amt‘l'it'tl lie-l
gall III New Haven today. ‘1 he ses-
sion will t,‘t)ililllllt‘ on Wutillt'stid)‘.
'i‘llis nssclllhly dlifcrs from the ;\IR' ,
cl'icall l'uhlic l-ionlill Association ill its} : ‘
altclllioll exclusively to silhjcl is it turn2
arc of dircct Intercsi to the I‘M'l'llllyt- .
officer of a health llI‘IlIII'Imi‘iII. and t‘ll~i ‘
tlcllvol‘illg tu :lur‘ul-l‘ lllc ducstloilsi ,1
which arise daily to ever) ll_‘:1lll\ oin-1
ccr as to the practical llillllit‘:1|l()l) ol‘ '
acccplcd truths of sanitary srlcncc.
Its lllclnborsllip includes thirty-five.
boards of health. The ilcndlpulrtcm of
the delegates will be lit the New line
rcu Rouse, hilt illt‘ coufcrcucc will
incur ill Room Iii. North Shcillcld hall.
on Prospect strut-l.
Papers to be read illclndc the follow-
ing: “l'rmlucllou and Control of \'ac-
clue Virus and Autozins." by l', (i. ll.
Winlzlltc. .\I. It, secretary of Iilc state
board of health of Wisconsin; "Rollie
(luczdlollu to IIc Allswcrcd ill Dealing
With Smallpox." by (‘. I). I’rohul. vec-
l'ctnry of the state board of Ilcallh of
Ohio; a paper on "Summer Resorts,"
by Dr. (1. A. I.lndslcy. secretary ol' the
Connecticut board of health; "Meth-
od of Quarantine Against Yellow IN»
ver." rcport by a committee consisting
of Dr. W. (3. Gorgas. of (.‘uba. Ilr. Rollo,
U. S. A.. Dr, (llcnnntl 1M. 11. S), of
Cuba, William I“. Ill'ullucr. of ilmll'tthl.
and Arthur Noltc, of Louisiana; a pil-
per. “lllcthodll of Stamping ()llt Ycl~
low Fever Suggested Ill Ir‘llli." by Ih‘.
Charles T. Finlay. clllcl’ sanitary or-
ilccr of Havana, (‘uba. to bc read by
Dr. .iollll (Iulterns, of Havana. Cuba.
hi it o‘clock this cvcuinu ull lullircuk
of wcli'olllc will he dullvorwl to tho doi-
cglltcn by Prof. William 11, Ilrcwer.
president of the slutc hon I of health.
(liliccrs of the coufcrclu-c ulc: I’rusl»
MIN". 11. M, lil'llt'ltt‘fi. Millncuota; vlco
president. Richard Ii. Lewiu, North
lt‘llloliua; secretary, (lul'dllcr ’I'.
Sit-arts, Rhoda inland; trclmurcr, J. A.
Idaho. Illinois.
with leather
palm, 47c. Woolen tilovcs, Ilcccc lin-
cd, ‘Jilc. and a special lot of lt‘Icccc Illu»
ed I‘llderwcur at 35c, pcr garnwut.
Call and be convinced.
N0. 6 NORTH" MAIN 57..
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
rWhen It’s
Colder
You Might Feel Tln
Need iii
A Cow Domct leillt Shirl.
65c valu'c for 47¢. .
Wool Pierced Underwear.
75c Garment for 50¢.
Dcmet Paiamas.
$1.50 worth for $1.00.
Watch this little space
every week. for profitable
information.
imitation,
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
86 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 131le ll.
A'Somehlng of *
Importance
A thing which is mail important in
everyone's mind is: H m: can I gcl'dccessary ‘5
clot/res on my presmt in some? The problem
is easily solved here. Our new and up-to-
«late charge system will take care of that.
just stop for a moment and think hdw easy
your wants may be supplied at a small outlay.
You open an account will) as and pay in
easy weekly payments. best adapted to your
income.
Our Men '5 and Youtlt's Clothing is
worthy of consideration. Nowhere in this
city can you find a more complete assortment.
Hices run as follo'lpsr'
MEN'S SUITS.
from $6.98 to $20.00
YOUTH’S SUITS.
from $329830 $14.98
BOY'S SUITS.
from $1.98 to $5.98
hum
Glover’s
The
Place.
MARSEIIJJCS. (let. 2h.r~wl\'t-\vu llllR
been received here that llli‘ liulluu
utonlucr Itilcna. Captain Illncopclio, Iutk
lollndcrcd ul ken. 'l‘ho report llddu
that part of her crew was unveil.
‘onoan or NOTICE. "1
DISTRICT 01" NURWAI.K, till. I’m-
bate Court, October 20th, A. 1)., 12102.
I‘Itiiiilf‘ of William .lclullulzu. lain of
Nfll‘ivftlll. In lndd diuirlct. Ilt‘t‘t'IlHt‘li.
\ji’llcrcns, written application bun
lwun made to thin court praying for
l‘I‘IiHIIIiH therein not forth for IIIl order
of Hill(‘ of certain real estate of tulld
cutalu. which Ill fully dencribcll In hilltl
implication,
()rdm'mi, ’I‘lull. iillltl application be
heard and determined at the I’rolnttu
(""00 In Norwaik, on the fill din of
Novumbnr, 1002, at .10 o‘clock foru-
noon: and that public notice thereof
be given to all pcruona Interestcti
therein by publildling thin orllcr In a
newspaper having a circulation In nnld
lllutrict at lcnut five days before liillil
day of hearing.
HENRY W. (,iltllltltml'.
Judge.
ORDER 0? NOTICE.
DISTRICT (llflffltiltWAllK, on. Pro
bulb Court. October 28111, It. 1)., .1002.
l-tht'euu. written application Inn;
been mittlfi to bill cmtrt for ndmlnllr
trillion of the catnip of Mpllciui .ielu
ll'nnu. late of New Column. in mud tlli!‘
lrict. riuccnaud. ,
Ordered, That Milli application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwaik, on the 7th day of
November, 1902. at 10 o’clock 1’
man; and that public notic, hereof
be given to all portions interested
martin by publishing this order In at
um um having: circulation in and
Women and,
Children at all prices.
for Mm.
.ii I .00 Weekly for Clothes
'm'll keep you 'mrm.
wen if coal is high.
1128 it
A Very Nobby
Gentlemen 5‘
Shoe,
wgoygthAg?Y CELEBRATIONXG ‘MAhKED MEN BLOW OPEN SAFE.
A l ' ”9. October 2“” I) 9 , ., , ,
additional coillcricu were MRI‘INI up in l lllWilv, Pa” October ”WNW mm
the, Wyoming region today. but the ,lm'. ”WI “”23"“? ““1 badly malll‘bfilillfi
number of mllioi‘ti at work imiaruur the night watchman. .lulln Illifillilll‘it.
than youturdny, lrllnuequently the coal The. at the Westmorulund coal cum:
output today will be larger than Mons ‘pnny’a other in Want Irwin curly thin
tiay.~ Active preparations continue for “morning. four manned mun blew open
the celebration of stitched day tomon (the rule and, small-ed all the tumor It
row. ”than will be dammit-trillions In ,1 contained. The robbery was evidently
nearly all the coal tonne. President timed. as it well just before» my day.
Mitehoiiwiil tulle“ it he weight-u; when about “11.000 In outlaw for,
lion 7 in t 1 to», regular we ‘ dull: any. The many
' « ' " , ' , 1%,me out;
at. ““9“! title attribute“ timid
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