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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 2, 1904 · page 8

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.: 'AA' is $5.00 and

‘ AIHIIIG'RON ac.”

 
 

to! Wills Enthusiasm.

9m ’9. , WM 2.er Edward
9 . amont today n th all the

2" L” 'A that its been in vogue
A ‘ " l majestys accession to the

one of the “miller outdoor

was lacking. The weather n.
however. were too deprese

p'nfl'nlt of much bnthuaiism.

l! In the do! ocwned the time

lurch of the vault of the

”Au! Parliament Gila millspiratorn

99 death ‘lnoth ,xpdass‘ge of the

by the Royal gate beneath the Victoria

all-lo to utiend so the United States
to find Mound Secretary Carter.

We of Commons Kin: Edward lead
the unseen from the throne.

”an"

ontlsat the misundelstandings in

.‘.—u...“

 

Wl‘he Baxter Wrecking Company‘s
Wrecking tug John Fuller began work
yesterday upon the raising of the
barge Grandma. one of the eight coal
laden barges. owned by the MCWll'
hints Bros.‘ Transportation Company.
of New York, known as the Blue Line.
than sank in the Sound oil Poniield
Reef list ThuIsda). it was discov-

h-‘hns been decided to allow the oth-

oompqu has but a slight chance oi re-

the‘ subsequent tossing about on

Tyler. their msiestics were roped and ever.

N by "19 film MEI-"8. passed useless attempts to enlist litt'r‘m men.
lliill’OMIlon to the climber where and claims it will win in spite of the
the torus had assembled to hAcar the hell. The secretary t
lung‘s speech Many peeressos were tet‘llil)‘. while on a v
present. and their leathers. Jewels and gave itAout that tin-
0 dress with the vari-coiored Haven and Hartford Railroad olnrutis
tubes 0'! the legislators. of the upper had promised to award future I'lIllti‘Ht'is
Hoops can the brilliant diplomatic uni- only to drum employing union mcu.
tum-.'oornbined to make upan elloct- but the bridge workers soem Just as
in man. determined to stand by their company,
Wander Ghoate was confined to .ioday.
Aonae by a slight cold and was on its intention to stand by them.

_ they brdlct was iatorahie to the Brit. m-iy loony,
ill: clgims and no others it had been biy fatally hurt,
mused Mllell ID this last clrcum- those of Peter Christiansen. ranging
lice was to be deplored, it must net- in ago from a baby of live mouths to a
QWMGB be a matter {or cougratuia- girl or eieron years.
Mrs. (‘hristlunsou was awakened by
lilull ”elm: boundary trowel! made minke and liumcs which almost Ililml
ace of soorirrnphical (acts. the how. Slit} loll
tile have in this case been and rushed to a room where ht'i‘ three
~ Aally removed from the ill id of con daughters and a son were asleep. The.
AAAA‘AAWAAAAYA room was a mass of flannel, but hill“
rind to enter. sustaining terrible!
ORARNOMA RECOVERED. ”earns. Finally the w

W.» l. DOUGLAS SHOES

$5.60.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

“till“ Peninsular. A\A~ll.AAL Ron‘s: uoa-umou um.

W

AAOondithI "roe Depressing to Pruidont Andrew. than an Order to
Purchase House if Necessary.

ANt-iUNiA. Feb. 2.-—~l‘rusidont Au-
lli'PWIi. oi the liostou lll‘ltht' Works. has
learned instructions to Foreman light.
who is in change of the railroad bridge
ope-rations in thin city. to ouy a house

necessary" for the

employed on the Work iii-re. if they are
harassed too lllllt'li by union "it‘ll. ’i'iio
determined effort on the part of Mi.
Andrews to protect his employees iii-9w
is the result of the mvwrul and doc ll-
Acma "1° ”de‘ “ha” a od cil'orts on the part of representa-
umbrellas; always “m?" for live» or the Structural iron and Bridge
””9 VIM oblimantry; but Workers‘ L ulou to enlist these men on
”1°.” Qumran“! by the lAlicIe- heir membership rolls.

As the nttempts' at

‘ m“ ”A“ ‘AIM‘A the tooopdlned far have had little i'ruiiion—mnly two

Bul’lllnl‘mm Pal 9 to St .Imu taking put cards and immediately
a, there was no nova y intro mm“ ”H, Mi hm“

~W‘A‘nd the 9‘9“ W“ sadly, matred have attuuiptmi stringrut nu-asurve.

3g} drenched appearance “l the and mini“ a courses of me hoarding
Hillf a dozen state catriageu mum.“ in this “m.

a “film ”I“ preceded the ornate have the non-union lililll'lll'l‘o‘ ousted.

' ““9 drawn by eight "93"” The proprietor-v ui' llll‘Hl' rt-spm-tirc
. "a Honoverians ““d ”99'”an lilo bout-am lllI\'t refused to comply with
film queen The 9"“ “WM“ “‘9 the tuition men. and their lltlttliiliia‘ inm-
“Qd 1’7 "‘9 ,usual ”“0" 0‘ equer- mcl with tint l‘i‘lAlIHIllm'.
. A'Am outriders, yeomen of "1“ men on tho bridge work here have hwn '
anmmlfllnfi the" ”“49” right interviewml about the noun-r. and
do close attendance on the sov "Mm that m. ”M.
lid all P600“ 01' “0059”” your receive hotter than union name.
The Prince and Princess of and a... porn“... h."
h“ 3 5N3“ ””0859",“ 0‘ ""4" treatment accorded llii'lll by tiwir mu—
m trout Mflerouxh H0086 ployeru. they fail to comprehend what
WW entering the 300M! 01' Lords would be gained by joining any union.

The Bridge Workc

mum was represented by Secretary FIVE CHILDREN BURN To DEATH.

 

0n the arrival of the members of the Mother Also Fatally Injured in Coun-

cil Bluffs.

(JUI'NCU. “LEVER,
Twinning on the Alaska decision. the Five children Wt‘i‘n harm-d to death in
Balloon-h illid that. on some points I blaze which dcslroymi their home.
Their mother was proliu-
The children were

. in the attempt to

. In the course of it

seems in no wise dnuntcd by its

as the company has expressed

 

 

non-union nit-n

argument thus

the union men

Sort ..II III’ ”to

Iisltcd wit h the

rs' iiuiou, how-

.r the union ym-
lull in llllh‘ t‘Ii,\'.
New York, New

 

iowa.
iown, .li'Pll. 2:”

ill!“ baby in bed'

 

omun ran to the

---——- «treat and gave the alarm, Npighimrs‘.
'9All‘xtor Wrecking cu. Raising a Mcnacc hurried to the some. but were power-
. ‘ .to Sound Navigation. less and the building. a small one of

wood, was destroyed before the fire-
men arrived. How ti
unknown.

to fire started In.

MINISTER IB‘ ON TRIAL.

 

Sermon Hc Pruchcd acid to Have In

cited Mob to Lynching.

NEW CASTLE. De

I.. Fob. 2~-l"lti\ A

wall that the ("lithium had dumped ”"9" members 0' "‘9 N9“"'B9”P PM“
or cflio of 000 tout-I oi coal into the bytery 00“““9‘1 I“ "i?- Fli‘t‘l PN’Bhy-i
Round and n will be tmpoflgnoe to m. terinn (‘hurch here today to hear the
Agave.- u. . The Grandma went. down charges preferred against Rev. Robert.‘ w
about one mile south of Peniloid Reef A Elwood 0f the OWN Prefibywmni
"lighthouse and was a dangerous ob Church 0’ Wilmington The lii‘Oi‘ 9AM 1
fraction to navigation. lags were behind closed doors.

The trial of Mr. Elwood is the result

lotion barges to lie until spring when 0' “9me [”880th by him on the '00-
nitoflort will he. made to raise them. it: “Should the Murderer of Miss Ills-
The: went down in deep water and the hop b0 lynched?"

On the following dar George W bite A

indications point to

e wares caused the seven other 8101! ol the Presbytery. Moderator J.
barges to brook up beiore sinking. in B. North and Former Attorney-GB“
the-to was 5,l00 tons ofooal of which erai Robert 0. White, counsel for Mr

duster-in; either their cargoes or the the negro assailant and murderer ot‘.
him/a. A heavy sea was running when Miss Helen Bishop was taken from his .
tho tow was caught in the storm and it cell in the Newcastle county work- i

WA that the pounding together house “(A burned at the "“8 l and that Aall persons interested in said N “w“

 

and .8, now

\ 810 and

 

ll NORTH

I to and 80 ONES, at

SJ

.12 ONES. at

36.

, MEN'S SUITS. lino grades. which warn m and lit. now

MEN'S ANI) YOUTIIB’ OVERCUATE ANI) Hlfi'i’fi. Whii'll were 87

.98.
95.

37-980

3!.

MAIN STREET.

CHILDREN'S UVERCOATH. khlt'h wort: lit and :4, now '

98.

32.48.

CALL EARLY ANI) :iItfi TIC SOME ill“ 'I‘III‘ISE ilAltliMNtl.

“D. an ttlieb,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

rho‘h out ALIA'ILA'IA'AOA ANOTHER: A A.“

v—-—-

Walter Wrightinglon Out of Walker!-
field and in Hartford.

HARTFORD.

Full 2. Walt i'l‘

Wrighiinglon. alias A. H. Chatter, who
liastiucu selling a term in \l'vthmu

llt‘iil. “as released yesterda) and im .
metflnteiv H‘- ur rusted and take II to Iiic‘

ilur ord County laii to iluish out an
illlt' ircd sentence of nine months
which he molded tour years ago in
escaping from jail. Under the name (It

Chatter. the man was originally Hi or.

to tile liar-Alford comm jail lot the

theft of a blow

ic. liu managed to es

(-.apc but was lulcl arrested uuch he
name of Wrightlnxton in Fair old
c'ouuti. for (organ and was sentenced i To warm em up iii washinz them.
to a tent and a hall in the state prison. 5 If that milk li‘\ putting a tablespoon
While in that institution ho uas two; i Yul of (RH‘ilni 9909999” in each sock
uizwi as the missing (3 llillll'l and with
sentenced in the Super'lot Courtlo tan:
and a half ,wais fui' iuli lill'flklnl.’ t 'Iisf liil'lil. Dr. iih llAfl Meditiuc will turn
soutuwe to begin at the c\piratiou oi l malaria and \un'm up \tilii nholt- l)titl\
the forget) m-ntemo Both senlcnlcs
haw now expired and yestmdm he in»
grips the rcmnindet of his term for the!
picnic theft in the county} iaii.

.'--.. W“.-.

HOT TIME IN POLICE CIRCLE.

Thole. was a

hot time" in Norwalk.
police. circles .r'estcrdaa over the pros r

pet-lite eietliou or n poiitcman in last
nights meeting of the. city counc.il
The Inch est “as all over the c-andi
dncy of Bryan ll. Silk and John \‘aiicni
and the latter won out. as told In the
account of last night‘s meeting. All

day yesterday

lug" being done galore about the ’

streets.

there was “button hol

 

CONN.

 

IIG ORIENHOUOES BURNED
WARWICK R. i., Feb... .——'l‘he harm
and xreen houses of .l. AA? Fostei w-,me ‘

burned todsv entailing a loss of "Ion

titan 820.000. ll‘olii' horses

and other .

allicll perisimi. The tire caught in a

, ventilator. The property w

as insured.

 

lilt' holy bonds or Inuit-i
lucuk as it about to be tot

Hcailh999llintAs.

(Told {rel urw a t‘illiliilll)‘.
. suddenly in the bark or a lor

Pianmi
int: spouse
moor will
il asunder.

(nor) niornimz. (told loci go with ma

from toe- tip toouiput.

 

Ellie! lire 1

Fire.

Insure through an
Established Agtncy

in strong companies.

Jacob M Layton,

. 5-—R. R. AVENUE—5

South Normal}.

 

w . m..“ . m.-...“

 

Do not be
tui remedies

hasty and use harm-
nor be asleep to the

fact that you will derive benefit

from the use

of

CROSSMAN'S
SPECiFiC
MIXTURE

(taken internally) for blood

troubles.

.—_——.

in successful use for fifty years

AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
m

board d it

 

Ntiiittt‘ is her/(flay given
ll‘iourd of Relief

eliel.

that the

ot the Ton“ of Nor

.u-alh niii meet at their other. Opera
. iiousc block. on himuiay. i-‘chruary int.

i liltil. front 2 o'clock until 4

o‘clock, p.

M.; Saturday, Feb. 0th. from 2 until i

At_i'('lt'il‘k. n. m.; Wednesdn

iA‘cb. llith. from 7 until 9 o'«

." evening.
.'lock: Sat-

urday. il‘cb. imh, front 2 until 1 o'clock.

‘ p. m.: \l'cdncsdayci'enin‘g.
Alt-om 7 until 9 o'clock: fiaturdayt i-‘ch,

lL’uth. front 2! until i liA‘,tll)Cl(
the purpme of flaring an:

FM). l7ih

p m.. for
l \lciermlu

im: an) and all Atlhpoais made to them

from the doing of the Asses
of 1003.

 

ORDAER TO

District or

SETTLE AAACCOUNT.

 

Norwallt. ss. Probate

Court i-‘ehruart l A. 1).. iiiiil.

Estate of Sarah A. illlht'i‘is. Iain or

Norw.alk in said District deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator e.\

iIlbiI. his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment
office In Nora-.alk on the

h‘ehruat y 1004.

at 10 o 'clock iorenoon:

" ”mmm“ 9““ lEstate may be notified tum-.901 on». Ad

hp thus has been recovered. There Elwood. will examine 200 witnesses.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

titaliis {.700 tons of good coal proba-
muttered about the bottom 0! the
' .’l‘ho value of the coal is esti-

.-

 

"MONK” EASTMAN CAUGHT.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.—-Ailer a revoi-l

20-000 and the seven barges ver battle with three policemen and
two bprivate deimtl‘vos. Wlllflm Delan i
m" "fl ey. tier known as "Monk' stman.
OWRN SOON TO RETURN. loader oi an East Side gahEAAand a
9 gmodore Clarence F. Osborn. companion. Christophrr Wallace wre
”3‘ I.“ “Dime“ ‘0 “like in arraigned in court. toda) after having
day. from his trip around been arrested on West Forty-second
Mr. Osborn began his trip street last. night._

having been appro-

.93 ago. . . headed. it is said. in an attempt to hold

 
 

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we.

Broom 8c up.
”a . BreadBoxes, Cake
A? 9 ”3% cost. 300 as.

.3
Q ..
c:

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

up a wealthy man whom the detectives
' were shadowing. but to whose assist.-
snce they came when he was attacked

' . ' ' Revolvers were drann and used and
_ ._ elegant Linen Window the police attracted hr the shots, loin
“than” beat. (rinses. closing ed in the tray.
_9 Milkmen .price wad 50cm on also had emptied their pistols East-
A 251: Cloth Shades at 12 man and his companion were captured. 3
”0.3“ best 81% one was hit in the insiiade but about
1%” an kinds ct Brush windows nutter-ed.

Finally after the. sev~

NOT BUYING CENTRAL le
"GLAND-

NEW

mm .

HAVEN; m3. ’
ato Close than: to a published rumor that ae'potlotioaaA
“Waugh . 100 are Cumming for th

I: purchase or the

New England Ruiiroutl hr the

ellen. or the latter
T?“ today.

 
 
 
 
 

 

New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Oonpsay.

fl imtAlA mtprldeI-s. h
torso
g .'ittlt ornry- '9“

President 6.8.
read. are out
The mini?

i mluistrator will cause this order to be
inublished in a newspaper inning aA
circulation in said District at least

threp daxs before said fun day of Ft h-.
HENR‘ W. GREGORY.

Al'luaty 1904.
fell. “ it

JudAge.

at the Probate

They will also moot with

son: on list

the Asses

sors as a joint hoard. Saturday. Feb.

AL‘iiliI. at 4 p. m.. for the purpoao ot‘
aliatiusz the polls oi sick and disabled

persons.

mums prrunnmxo,

GEORGE W. FITCH,

DUDLEY E. HOYT.

. Board of Relief or Town of Norwailr.
5th lily 0' Not-walk. Conn. .isn iii,

1904.
120 f2"

 

«I

i Notice is hereby ”given

South Norwaik
Board o__f__ Relief.

that lit ~

Mi Board 0! Relief of the Cili’ of South

~ THE HARTFORD »,
{FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

“filniggpgglg‘one 3““ One-quarto“ n m. .'Satnrday, January so
Has Total Assets of over rourteeu audf 2 ‘0 5 " 01°“ 9- to Wednesday, Feb
iruarv 3. from 7: 30 to 9 p. m. .. Feb-

ono-half Million Dollars.

lion Dollars.
Five Million

Business
Has paid over
lars la

74 Washington

«dict. Friday

 

Na'r Incous.A1vpa.

Taylor‘bGoiden 1...... A: j ”,7"

Has ,a Net Surplus of nearly Four hill-

Hu a Policy-holders‘ Surplus or over:

Dollars.

Eighty-one Million Doi

AGINTO.

at. so. Norwllk.

 

liliiliiii' lllill

The registrars of a... 103).;on Slidth
. .Nncyailt will he in main at the sol A
men'- otlcc No. 1! south not
my 5th. and tel-
1* w. February 13th not. militants:
in“ tllllp. m.. fortloApsrpolcofrccclvv
in. applications for registration tor ,

caucus purposes.

0. atrium

$10.5l03“. 43

Norwaik will meet on Wednesda).
flanuar,» 20 1904, at” 3:0 o‘clock to l!

retry 10, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.;
l February 16 at 'l: 30 to 9 p

1904 from

Tm
m., 'A in tho

A'Council Chamber in Haviland cutest.
Has the “mm "‘1- pngmu" m. ‘ in said city for the purpose of hearing
COME at any Company in the World and determining all appeals from the
doing exclusively a Fire insurance doings of the ”sensors of said city.

on the list or 1903. Dated at. South
Norwaik, January 16. 1904.

 
 
 
 

Inther permits.

 

patent to do the wor-

 

 
 
 
 

 

We m. well equipped and com A

. " JOHN F. MCMAHON.
MATTHEW concern.

of Relief.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1 norm our mt.
- limes. Sleds and Winter Games. ’
. CA. G. Spatdlu's Athletic Goods Ar

- strate- aad Cutlery Ground. “

Have your Automobile or m- 1?
-cycle put in order now and it
will be ready (or use when the

cation.9

 
 

 
 

 

 

Annual Sale of Furs

It has always been our custom to close out every piece of Fur the season that it is bought,
and to carry nothing over from one season to another. The only way that we can do this is by
making low prices. This sale is now on. and every piece is included—nothing is reserved. The
goods are right. the prices are low and the benefit is yours.

HAMBURGS

Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting: is now on sale. The line
this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before. The patterns are liner and
handsomcr. The assortment is larger and the prices are lower. The line includes all the newest
things in Cambric Edgings and Insertings-biind and eyelet work.

Nainsook Seth—wide. narrow, with inserting: to match.

Swiss Sets. Demi Flouncing and Inserting. in blind and open ciiects.

Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Insertings. and All Overs.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Champagne Color Matched Sets.
Beading in Cambric. Nainwoi. Il"|l Swine in all widths.
i All Overs in Cambric. Ilainsook and Swiss.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT

$4.75 Oil Heaters for ...... $3.75 Cotton Clothes Lines ....... 10c.
50c. Lanterns for .......... 29c. b Lantern Globes for ....... 25c.
$3. so Wringers for. $7. 75 Cake Turecns .............. 3c.
23c. Sink Strainers for ....... 17c. Fancy Cake Cutters ........ 2c.
59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers. 49c. Nest Eggs. 3 for .......... 5c.

Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots-to close out. Price lower than ordinary white ware.

.TRISTRAM 8. HYilTT, Norwalk, Benn.

NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

REFUSED T0 iSSUE TRANSFERS.
NE“ YORK. Fob. " ..~«l)ecislons‘

awarding an uggrcp. gate of $700 in $50

poriiillill'n’ for refusal» to issue mom i

turn ill \arious points in the citt were

handed down todm in II muAnitipai 29' 3l

court intro. against the illil'llll‘llalil DAV '

Street Railway Company and in istor as as lng 0n 1
or various plaintiffs who had “04'" rc- - ‘

fused transfers. A short time ago
similar decisions were handed down in;
mort than local) cases and many.
thou: ilitl similar suits are pendin: l
W... a,

Glover' s the Place

Y0.“ M11“ Mark'Dgwn Sale
Wear Shoes CLOTHING

ihat'is sure. A 1 Overcoals and Suits

 

 

Hliiiiilillilti Ell.

 

‘v'rhu not wear the sort 9 lien antlA Youth.

 

that lit uour foot.
pour purse and your
idea of attractiveness.

Come in and look as over. We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS in Fancy English
Mixtures. to be sold regardless of
former selling price.

AP hone 157-6 .5 OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN

"—‘ P is open to you. Select whatever

.9 merchandise you need. and pay

wear Shoes That Flt for them in weekly payments.

, " We do not charge you anything

4 ' A A A ’ for the accommodation. Our

prices are as low and in most in-
stances lowcr than elsewhere.

 

Are you in need of a good
TIME PIECE? We have a good .
selection of WATCHES : a guaro
ante: with every one sold.

Fos oooousss SAKE liF FOR 9 9 $1.00 Per Week.

no crass season; suv ous
COAL. ous‘ STOCK l8 FULL or
oooo 'rmuos T0 Keep THE TAEM-
PERATURE IN THE HOME AT THE
nicer» no'rcn. FOR INSTANCE
THERE'S “our company's LE '
HIGH." ’ros zaso wea'russ
mars m”: stat. THING. was 7
THERE Is-oABlAI'I‘ THAT'S ANOTHER
aronv.

 

 

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Do You WantMoAnell? “mill-.151?” sun-$322333:

 

 

 

 

 

Aaso
.EIAtzzviAliAlIArzemnmAflgg; Mm T' J‘ SULLIVAN;- A, EXPERIMENTAL WORK
one to three .4} on easy tidy“ PROPRIETOR. *
mucus. hand! micro-t.
J” 1. underarm. ...,':.. 2:: Specialty Mfg Co-

menial “men.

'1' IICTLY FIR! PROOF.

mon. ladies and no“... 7! W115! will;
“ MW" ‘ 1 1. command-ta.

w. R. Thompson. Elmer E. can.

 

 

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