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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 21, 1903 · page 5

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Ice Cmm that we
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5 I Walshington St.

 

lineal: Tribe improved Order or
Red Hen hill hold a meeting tonight.

Rev. William Janina oi limoltlyn.
will remain at Bella island a few days
longer titling up Elia: Home for occu-
pancy this summer. Mr Jones ha 3
pointer from New York at work on the
building and expects to hove. the work
completed in about two weeks when
he and Mrs James will tnke posse»
sion tor the summer. The usual tent
oervioett with the ueelt oi eonterona-
in July will he held at the island this

KILLED FATHER WITH AN AXE.

 

iWaiter Smith oi Clinton, Mast.

Abused.

t‘l iNi‘tiN hides. April 2i~WrtIite Ii
smith. \tholnst night assaulted his in-
lher with no one. null who attervvnrtl‘
surrendered to the police today olieted'
a plea of guilty to a charge of murder I

 

in the tiiettiet murt. the lather having

 

 

Lotti this lilies

 
 

Miss Edith Vroom. oi‘ Woodward
avenue spent yesterday in New York

Thomas Dowd. oi the New York
grocery store, is viuiling out at town
today.

William MI:
was ll visitor
Sunrluy.

ii. W. Clark, the letter carrier is
off duty utility. ”in place it; being illi-
ml by Julinn Main.

A polish priest will assist at St
Mary‘s Church, Monday. to hour the
t‘oni'esnlons of people of that national-
ity.

it you deposit your receipts with the
South Not-walk Trust Company and
make your payments by cheek you
will iind it will set as a check to ex-
travngnnce.

Roval Raymond. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roya Raymond, is seriously ill with
rheumatism at his home in Henry
street.

~Mildred Holland. Home Theatre.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Percy Goodier of
Denver. Colorado, have been the guests
'tor a tow days of Mr. and Mrs. Farron
S. Belts.

Rev. James ll. O'Donnell will do
liver an nrldreets tomorrow evening. at
the town high school graduation ex
““1905 at Music Hall

W. S. Wade's wagon has but on paint
or} and looks .Is good as our. it wa.~
formerly while. now it is a lustrous
lunch with gold ornamentation.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller, of
12 Grand street. Norwalk, will rein
liruto their twentrfitth wedding tinni-
rersnry Thursday evening. April 30.

At low eyes giro nerfecl sight the
insttflirlenres hare to he made up for
with glutaaes. liomer ll. l‘loyj is pro.
pared to make intelligent oxutuina-
tions and tit‘you with gushes.

A meeting of the entertainment
t-oruniitiee oi Ophir Chapter. 0. E. 8..
was held last evening at the home of
Mrs. H. C. Shercr in Washington
street. ‘

—\’ery tow brands at Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
hos been sold for iii years and over.
and is now considered one of the sinn-
dnrd brands.

A hearing is tired {or this afternoon
before Judge Taylor in the Town court
on the demurrer tiled in the plea in.
ahntement of Stephen Morris against
Frederick. and Gustave Krause.

The employees of the carding and
spinning departments at the Andrews
ti Smith mills. are lining an enforced
vacation this week. in order that other
departments in the mill may catch up
with the work.

A regular semianonthly meeting of
the A. M. 1.. l). Sootety of Silvermine
will he held this erening to arrange
for the proper observance of the aunt»
vemry of the. organisation of the club,
which occurred on May 5,.

“The Lily end the Prime tonight

Judge Taylor has handed down a
decision in I?“ town eourt in the melt:
o Horace. ~

. hrnno or hit The Sodium ot‘ the court
was for the plaintiil 826. 71 damages
and «ms. 'lhis was the balance tine
on a bill

it you are thinking of fitting on s
den there is one shown in the exhihi
lion «mm of the mmimre store or
the 1}. hi. Read On. that will sumt
ideas.

The continued case of Camilla Dene
=hallo. who was one. of the ltalian
women engaged in the matrimon-
nlnaotklght in Ely avenue some time
ago. came up behave Judge Taylor in
the town covert. yesterday Moon.
She. was fined 55 and «not.

New; at the new rem statutes.
nines at public documents a
history and souvenir at the First Oars
m Heavy huffing“ the I»
new v. been re-
mm it the Wit Mm
other; where they my he sees .

The W wear to nonunion.

Int: toning. and mm the with or

 

Atlliile.. oi Portland.
with Norwnllt friends

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‘smnll ntlendanoe. During question

died during the night. The Judge d?-
cided that as the defendant 6 age I':M
only sixteen years. the tune came with- ;
in the Juvenile session of the court
and Smith was held without bail for
hearing next Monday.

Mr Smith died at :i:31in.m. The as-.
sault took piste not long after 8
otlork last t toning Three blows with
an axe upon the father' 3 head ware
snillcient to ttz-Irture the skull and to
bring unconsrit ILsnt 2:5. in which (tintii-,
lion the man remaintd out: i he «lied ;

Alter committing the deed the son

went in polite headquarters and gate
himsell up He stated that his lather-t
had bet u drinking. and hurl abused the
boy‘s mother and the son touiIl stand
it no lougtr The mung man express.
ed no negro! for what he had done. nor
did he inquire hon scrionsit he had in-
jured his father. lie did not knou that ‘
his father u.t.~ dead until he was told
of it in [he court room. Mrs Smith
who is in a shattered nervous state a'sI
the result of yesterdns' s experienti-
with her husband was still in sot-h a
condition today that it was deemed un-
wise to acquaint her or the fate of her
husband. She understands that
the son asslulted the father. and was
arrested. ’lxut no details have been
made known to her. While her vomit-i
tion is one not ding taretul medital at.
tention it i- expected that it will mm;
to the remedies ultich are helm: np-'
plied.

 

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SHIP.

 

Kaiser Wilhelm li.. which Salted from
Bremen April 14. Reaches New York.

NEW \ORK Anril 21~The urn
\‘ot iie'muu Hmd authorship Klilsri‘
\‘t'ihe ill it from tilt-men South Hum
pitm and l‘heriiome “Mfi forty milrw
east of Nantucket Lightship at 9:49
this; morning.

The Kaiser Wilhelm il SRIIPd from
llremrn April H, and is commando-d
try Contain liogvmann. The log ship
was launched at Sietin, August 12.
1902, and is the int-nest express steam
er in the world; Her principal dimen-
sions are: lmnrth orI-rnil 3'06 fer-2., I:
indies; hcum 72 fort: load line ‘29 tool.
*‘I int-hos and displacement 26.5% tons.
The estimated average Sr't‘li‘t] of the
vessel at sea is from 2%.? to 24 imols
per hour She is w tmu horse pot m-
The vessel is equipped with four sets
of quadruple expansion engines and
ninetetn itoilors She has four funn-l
and three masts Settling tit-"sfcommotln
lions one provided for 55! managers
in the saloon and the somntl rims can.
in saloon will seat. 190 persons. The
neural number of caiu’n nusenvrere to
be carried it: limited to the seating ctr
Mt‘ily oi the solemn: although the
steamer is capable of ummodntln:
at.» first rinse. it: s no class unit
770 third class nasaeng

m.—..

HOUSE OF COMMONS SESSION.

LOVDON April 21~The House of
Commons rennet-sawed many with n

 

time premier Balfour said no amnze
ments had yo! been completed for the

l oration 1
I

Claims That His Mother Was I

Young Men’ 5
Snappu Suits

$5 to $l5

We have taken upeelal points this
twill-amt to provide itunppy suits tor
young follows from it to 20. The
results tire worthy the nlieuiiuu of
rim-y 30mm quu.

tit-Iiluurtly lucu'u suits are "rlmtr
INII titmtt" loI your": me". That
lliukt‘s u utml lit out oi the trues
tion These suits of ours nro mode
from upwini patter.“ They carry
the tut-railing styles and patterns
in mtn‘Ia suits. Thev ill pertott-

will hold their shape. and no
pool strongly to young leilows of
moderate menus who are fond of
good-titling clothes.

Single and doublehrensted sat-k
suits of fancy cheriols, worsteds
and homespun in mixtures. stripes
and plaids. $5 to $15.

Btlylsh suits for boys and child-
ren that express all the new ideas
in lmys' dr<=se~satior and Russian
blouse tulle. Norfolk suits. uro-
piece onti three-piece suits from
‘2 it) 37.5”.

ll. R. A" ll. Suits and Top Cools
(‘illllilillt‘ in linlonlhh and delight
lilt'll who :Imiret lute smart cloth-
mg.

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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Coll, 32¢.

 

 
 
 

 

nonwnut.
Tel. canl «A

. people in lho neighborhood heard an

 

MiTCHELL DECLINES To TALK.

\\'lLKES‘BARRE, Pit... April 21.-
President Mitchell had nothing to say
today about the Philadelphia and
Reading lockout. He says he is wait~
lug tor further particulars.
dent Fairy of the Ninth ihnlrirt stays
the men have been accustomed to
work eight hours on Saturday since
info and he itelioren that they may
mntinnt- to do no in armdnme with
lht findings»= oi the Sll'lkt' commission

 

 

FREEZING WEATHER lhi NEW
YORK.

FARMER, N, r, Aoril zit—at hit:
drop in tenure-mime islet night caused
ten to form hnii nn inrh think on still
enter. The temperature was below the
freezing point at sunrieo today. Early
hunches which were in bloom in many
pint-o: hum omimhly Buttered severely

and other early fruits may be damaged. ‘

 

W...

HIGH GRADE FEED

ord or quality.

Preri- ’

One Man Killed i.- Sight of m For-
sche—Another Miraculousty Scanned

NEW YORK April 21-Sevprnl thou-
sand permits nilncssed two mum
on the Brooklyn bridge today, in which
one man was crushed to death ind
aiiitihrr eat-.axno in II miraculous man-

nt'l'.

‘yrATALITv on BROOKLYN Intact.

 

PRESCRIPTION: ,
called for
and

"30mm
DELIVERED

Tole.
Mono at any time and let us
know what drug flora 0000: you

Without elm-a charge.

Med. and will and them right
out. I x

Cliilord Pharmacu

PHONE. 15-2.

 

 

lNVESTlGATlNG CAUSE OF FIRE.

 

Won‘t-oil‘s Store and Three-0:017 Ill.-
ioeon Block in New Hartford Burned.
WINSTED Conn, April 2i-An in-
vestigation one henna todny by W
C. Woodmil at the muse oi’ the exnio'
lion which led to the burning oi his
atone and three story husineI-Ie block
in Men Hartford. inst night. Mr
Woodrott and his bookkeeper had left
the more only It short time before the

expiration and saw names in the build—
ins. The our her of the building in at
a loss to amount tor the explosion on
he has no knowledge or the preoence
of tiny explosives. The fire which
mined apparently on the first liner of
thr- strncture completely gutted that
part and destroyed the general stock
of goods valued at from 315.000 to 518.-
one. The rooms] floor which was or-
cupied by Mr. Woodrutt and by Wil-
liam Mcnlnin a flothier. was consid-
erably horned and the third floor was
wet down. all the contents of those
floors being damaged by smoke and
water. The hotel escaped with little
damage though at one time in danger
ot destruction. The total loan which
is estimated at 330.000 is partly cover-
ed hr insurance

DENY REPORT OF MARRIAGE.

 

The timid men urns William Walsh.
ulm. while wounlinu cars in the amok—I
lyn yards. was: crushed to death. His
hotly Mi through the tier to the ether-t.
In sight of the passengers outline pose
mi: nurture L'lli‘l-

The “(Hill of the onennd not-idem
was a well dress-ed man who refused
to gire hire name. in attempting to is

jump from a moving lrn‘tn he tell to
the structure and across the deadly
third rail. whore he lay for ten min~
Hen

mes in sight of 1' liliii portions. was

not injured.

”entry White Says He Has Heard

secretary of the linltrd States- emhnssy
and brother‘inclaw or Mrs. Lewis M.
Rutherford. who. it has been reported.

says no marriage is to mom ill his
house tomorrow. and. so tar as he
knows. Mrs. Rutherford is not even en.
tweed to Mr. Yonderhilt. Mr. White
has heard nimlulely nothing of their

 

Nothing of Vanderbilt Altair.
iJONDOS. April 2i——He=nry White.

to marry William K. Vanderbilt.

 

cooperation of British financiers in
the construction oi the Bagdnd Rail

Poor or mm min mute your horses lick and in the
not! you Ind then most expensive!“ dimtive. argon.
ot a horse do not take kindly to dirt. cm and dust.

. That is why inell CLEAN OATS. SWEET BAY and
A wont! from you will Mn. on:
quantity you may wish-«ivory has (It the highest ma-

BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

road. Undo Foreign Secretary Cran-
horn informed a nuestionel that as he.
gottations were still weeding at
Washingtott regarding the men
terms of the reformer. of the matters

1mm to The “none arbitration tti
huna] the government could not make
nny ornlement on the subject

 

in dispute hetmnWln and inlet 3.

‘ jfiofiSoni‘é

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remember that Coleman carries a com-

plete line 01’ Snauldinx‘s Basehnll
Goods. For this week only:

to: OATCl-ilm: "its a:
sec CATCHiNQ mrs ......... 1mm
0‘50 CATCH” ”TS .......... 70:

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PHOTOGR‘PHS.

 

 

 
 

.whoemeherelm-thenmotot-
‘mlnctlemcnl.o¢ficnitnralor

wedding. Both oi the parties to the
alleged engagement are out of Eng-
land .
PhRiS. Anri Bil—At the Vanderbilt
reeldenoe here those 000!le conn-
drntinl relations with Williun K. Yun-
derhilt drrlinrd today to further dis-
cuss the mm of his marriage, as
they consider that Mr. Vanderbilt‘s
note to The Asmlated Press. yester-
day evening. saying the report was no-
true. suflltwienlly rover-II the use. Noth-
in; will be given out as to the re-
ports. or retarding the proceedings he.
tore the New York courts.

COUNTERFElTERS ARE SU‘PECT-
ED

 

 

NEW YORK, Anril 21~The miller
renewed their edict-ts radar to fasten
the murder of Renedetto Monorail.
whose hodv was found in a hot-rel II
week no yesterday. upon some mem—
bers of the gang of alleged comm-Ital»
err. under arrest. One of the only
moves at the police mm was to out
Salt-store linguist, a barber. to police
Manners and question him about
the victim. h I'ls in Magritte” northea-
ainon that mm shaved himself the
day before-his hotly= was found. in-
spector fluctuate; Itaid after question-

that nagtliai km nothing about the
one whatever.

BVFTALO. N. T.. April 21-9??er

Salvatore Madame. left Bnflalo for
New York today to identity the man
whom remin- vme round in n hornet.
More leaving he was naked it he
Wt the murderer was among the

. "'u tom-e as we have any-
one smeared.“ said he.

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THE MOST

CRITICAL
DRESSERS

In thin town hove III-mined our
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SPRINO SUITS and e
SPRING OVERCOA TS.

tor men and boys and pronounced
it without codification the lowest.
lust Ind in every way the melt
aauti‘actory assortment that they

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

have ever teen in this part of the
country. They have backed up
their outomenta by liberal pur-
chuoa and now we want YOU to
call. We will not be satisfied until
we have received your views on
the subject

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

mode from every tashionahle tobrlc o! the season abort, loag'ooaitun.
tight or Ionic—fitting. $0.50, $10.“, mm, $i5.00 Ind "FM. "

MEN’S SPRING SURE-.9,

donhlohrmted and alngiebreuted. the latter in hath three and

bu styles plain and beautiful fancy fabrics. with every m m

ion cure ohlerved. “.50, $0.50. $10 $12. $15 $18, $20 not!

SPRING HATS—in our stock you will find reproductions or I'll lent]-
iu exclusive halters' blocks, but we are. you from 50c 19 “.0.
according to the grade. on every hat you buy. .

IPRING HA‘lERDASHERY—Onr Elections in this Datum I”. I!"
complete in erery detail including the finest. tor dreaa or W
1hr thot out be found 5 «
in our Ion' Clothing Department you will timl the hi M "W

market W for every occasion. Strong, durable inhummfld '

ty tailored and etyiioh in Men.

SELLECK 3. PRICE ,
98 Washington Street. South Norwiilofi , ,1

CALLIN ’

attention to none new and good things. Nice Butter. It you. «an MOI. auto

N .me lament-nice” WWW.
8w Java Tea tine flavor 9. a”: 0“.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”“9”- P'mih'e- T" i“ “n M‘ we give you Clover Hill at 153. pm"
55: lb. Mail Hun. - - .. r '
Porto Rico notice. some time ago New Cabbage. mud: lenient

i read that Porto Rico ot‘oducod flout
Moe. but little of It came here. Moot
aliohippadtoEuwpo. lit-item,”
in some Porto Rico We. said to he

Oat Grated or What: 0mm! m
for mu: chicks. Commits to «a at me
time of the year W‘ml‘. '“

The practicaf N that our siege

of uporior quality. 35: iii. Try it Dried 3m in very mt:

once. they m tum tonight it one. My!
Genuine Arabian Mocha Coffee. treoh gain and again. Give it a trial. ruin

roasted. Jun in. Seep.

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Lorenzo leblci

Only Eye Strain.

_ mmmuw. hntithmsihietormuflcolufi.
Mud maul Disco-tort than you give it credit“ it‘
immediate
Wound-
Prooarch-aa. Property“

8. JACKSO ”2,7

moon onion-I

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mmrouthelflfiiwfl trouble intact
“anthem! Gorenminntion lavory
“More needed.
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Fertilizers

BARN-YARD one“. ' -

8mm porno may»,
mm or HIE. Limo entree. . ,
Iver ”run amen, UNILHCHEO “wooo with.
m tout. WIS“ =-
Jun mo Lin.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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