thdl'lr’ ‘O. .. 1' st'
l
palatable 3? milk. awoke?
and soothing to the weal:
stomach; it checks the ten-
dencies of children toward
thinness.
Scott‘s Emulsion gives
strength to weak mothers be-
cause it creates healthy flesh
and new blood.
Nursing mothers will find
a special value in Scott‘s
Emulsion because it insures
a flow of rich nourishin
milk for the baby. More an
better than a medicine;
Scott's Emulsion is a food.
We'll send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT A BOWN E, a» Pearl street, New York.
WHAT CONSOLIDATED PAID.
Six Hundred and Natty Dollars per
01,000 land for General Mdrtpepe.
it can he definitely stated now It is
said, that the New Haven railroad paid
$660 per “.000 how! for 05.100000 of
the 87.300.000 general mortgage 5 per
cent. income bonds of the Central New
ltlngland railroad. whiclt it secured
front the Dental-he batik and New Yolk
and Pennsylvania interests in the corn-
grtlntl sire and had been sent to flu:
{6,600,000 shares of stock in the com-
pany which have been held in the yo.-
lug trust.
AN EARLV RISER.
.\ strong healthy. active constitution
depends largely on the condition of
the liver. The, fa s ‘liitle pills
known as DeWitt's ill 8 Early Risers
not only cleanse the system hilt they
..IrengtlItI.n the action of iho liver and
rebuild the tissues supporting that ot-
gllu. Little Earl Risers are easy to
act, they never gr no and yet they are
absolutely certain to produce results
that are satisfactory in all cases. Sold
by t‘lifford Pharmacy. "
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKB
CORRO.
.tl. lilin! E HOUR, N. M. Feb.
'l he pttlple litlng iii the \lcinity of So
ttllll) south of here are becoming :Ii.
urlucd at the frequ'ent recurrence of
earthquake shocks. Three severe
thocks have occurred during the lnrd
two weeks. and the great lavn hells
cast of Sun Murciul known as the Mill.
pals. or Bad hands, have. been tll.:<
tuIbedI great waves nppenrlng‘on lll‘
surface.
tut Nil'i'i'i'iili BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.‘
IN oJ-O
23."
WITH
Caplfol. 3100.000. 00
Surplus. ”00.000.00
Net Profits. 350.800. 00
Solicits accOunte of individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H KNAPR Vice-Pros .
.IAcoa M. LAVt'oN, Cashier.
DIRECTOR .
John H. Knapp H ry Seymour
Joellh R. Marvin ‘ Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowen.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 6
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
'rtete TAILE.
in effect December 27.
LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-~12:59x. 5:24x, 5158):. 0:14
0:05, 7:03. 7:46, 8:10, Stilt. 9:05:
9:26a.9:40.10:24x.10:40.112351.
P. M.:-12 55:, 1:18. 1:161. 8: 0i:
3:201I4:07.4:50'x,5:40 5:651. 6:88
l.: .1th '1: 07, 7: 5st 8. 00, 9: 55):. 10: 20
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—12:59x, 5:241.
41:.
l'. M.—-3:20x.
:20, 9:55x.10:l0. .
-————-dw
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. 11.—12:01:. 6:00. 0:00. 7:00
3:00]. 8:02, 9:00x, 9:021. 10:02:, 10:04.
ll:0ilx, “:04.
P. ,M.-—12:02. 1:04, 2:00x, 2:55.
3:3". 4:02x_ 4:04. 4:30, 5201!. 0:04.
"30, 43:00x. 6:02. 7:00. 8200):, 9:00x,
0:581, 8:511
. s: .
5:40, 7:07x.
52553:,
-5
el.
9:30, ll :00:.
SUNDAYS.
A. N.—13:02, 0:00. 7:30. 0:00 10:01.
i’. M.'—52 03, 6:00, 5:00x 11:00.
LIAVI IOUTH NORWALK FOI
NEW HA
VIN.
A “5-11: 11!. 1: 15, 1166!. 0:18
7.42:. 8142'. 9:101. 10: Mix. ll: 051.
l'.N.~12:06x.1:':12, 1: l2, 3:021,
dzltl. 5:25;
:izli.10:0l. it: it}.
.ln addition to above—P.
lil.-2;i¢, 7: .3.
SUNDAYS.
Anita-11:11:. 1:151. 1: 58:. II: III.
9:10 11: '05:.
P. "4:10. 7:05.0:05.
count mural... ‘ro OANIURV. F
.I.-II:01,0
i.
"i
dzl’nzse.nt.; 7:15pm.
Ot'tnP.165a.te..p.-..I.Qs,o15
7s. .
5:09. 6:30. 7:05x, 9205!. '
l-l: sent-eh. ins. not me. 1'
Vi”. i.“ A,
“a?“ «clout-arse"
ennlvoI'Isttt-y of her blr gy at
home in ttaston. when many of its ros-
ltlente extended their congratulations
to her. hire. Stillman has lived will.
death of her son. altd la in full posses-
sion of all her faculties xcepl her hear
ing.
eyesight is excellent and her mind ill
clear.
of the late Horace Staples. has not
never ridden in It atenm cnr. nor seen
a trolley car.
Mrs. Stillman said that she had not
had II doctor since her last child was
born. She also said: “I make no par-
tit nlttr choice of food except the plulll
kind. cooked ill the old~faahioned way.
I eat meat anti plenty of fresh vege-
no longer do so. My mind Is always
well occupied and when i am not on
gaged in some. little work about the
house i ant leading either my Bible or
toy lluptist paper.‘
“In. Sillitunn is the oldest woman in
the state. The anniversary of her:
llllllltlu) has been observed by heI
neighhotr iillll friends for several
years.
001d Weather
Itomts Is
llIIN'l‘I.Y WARM'
t'lcttv EASY ANl) VERY
;\ll\'li~l.Alll.|Il 'ro I.ltlli'l‘
A Gas
Heating
Stove ‘ ,
AND tInontIcn 'run an»
(it'llilCD WARM'l‘ll.
Till-l CLEANIJNtzss
or This .uE'rtOtoo IS .\.\'
ADDED AIIIIIIMI«:.\"I‘ IN
I'I's rayon.
ititii’ytiigttitgtt.
'PHONE. 88
t
Men tile. widows cry. friends are
sorry. but that doesn't furnish brand
but a policy [It the
Goon. General urn Insur-
enoe Company
payable immediately makes the family
independent.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank Bld'u. So. Norwalit.
.
Dividend
J
E. BALDWIN HAMMTTT, Manager.
Western New England Drench: ll nar-
Iue: loiteu- 45c: tin lldg. .Ilertford. e.
Denny S. Hall, Representative.
1 Lander Rik. South Norwalk. Ct.
Capltll. 01.00am. Surplue.01|6.000.
The
Earnlng Power
vested with
cent. Is 25
vested
cent;
cont. greater than if invested at 3%
per cent: and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, l2 so MAIN 01'.
Roeld nt Directors. Resident Managers.
Mo mor M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John I. Lawrence
.......
2% tutti i} latterl-
» 91.th
arrest. .
”union.
or one .
r' floa- mm”.
m. Shag» Omen”
‘mu .
'1’”- an the 104th
her
her grandson for several years since the
She is somewhat deaf. but her
Mrs. Stillman who is a sister
been out of town in fifty years, has
tables and I worked hard until i couldI
l
l
l
WHEN ONE or Tlllcl
Ixsttt‘rlo r
lT‘s'
of your savings in-
this
Company at 5 per
per cent.
greater than if in-
nt 4 per
is 42 6-7 per
A . I .
. 'l‘hc redd of till?“ fierlell be
pleased to teat-II that t ere is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure ltt all its stages. end
that is Catarrh. Hull's Oularrlt Care
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Cetarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires a con.
'stitutlonnl treatment. Hell's ceterrh
Care is taken internally, acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. thereby destroying tho
foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution anti sitlilnl nature in
do’ng Its work. T s pronrietora have.
so much faith in its Iratlve powers
that they offer One nudred Dollars
send
for any case that it fails to cure.
for list of testimonials.
Address l-‘. J. CHENEY & (‘O., Tole
do, 0
Sold by all Drnggists. 75c.
’l‘ake llail's Family l’ills for consti-
patlon.
l
the slamming of that
door—'-— keep out the
cold air—avoid the
I breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
i
t
COMSTOCK. WOATKlm CDOW.
‘PHONE. A”.
Wall Paper Salt.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
e
giving 20 per cent.
discount on last
year‘s Gold l’ilpcrs.
Idle Paper, 40c
40c Paper. 11c
30:: Paper. 240
25c Paper. 10c
litmlers same discount.
To Order-Window Shades. Pie-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Pa era. Palntore'
Supplies. Artists Materials.
Pa ing lilining. Oil Smelter and . SPECIALS.
in astriel Stocks mining possible Win“ Curtain P01“ "“5 Fl"
Large interest and Profits. Book- “It“. 10¢-
lfl' 0" “Prue-lion- Cloth Window Shades. with
I A I A fringe. 25:.
23356 moi" SEEYSLCO' Solid Brace Half Curtain Rode.
I . ll A nts.
Members New York Coneol sled 3 11.10113. WHO}: GXWNI. l0?» .
Stock Bxchenfi, 66 Broadway and .“Slturo-Cut Can Opener. cute
17 New Street. ew York.
1 N od ed
east y. o rangT go.
near
I
STEEL PARINO KNIVE.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG
1N0. DECORATING
L H Decker
O0 it Washington Street.”
at enroll. n.
Telephone Connections
,'P'hone. 132.
Jnnltles litesVslves
. VJM‘
.OO
”WATER or... gynbnwnut.‘
and .
OARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
New at.“ Mic Islets.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma
rlns Engines and General Mech-
lne Work “toiled. '
THE 6 N. IchlBBIN
H'F'G 00. ,
am. well m and served.
surgeons noun.
1.
1
m traumas-roaming In
IF4I.O"T1¢
”a... a“.
1....4»~ -
a. .» 'e~~
Id .
i
.~-,A~L a...
now mm we can ounmo rue
IXCIIOINOLY suev eueon. tron
THAT nusou rule to AN sxcst‘
LINT rms TO unvs wan. PA-
noamo none. coustoea now
MUCH mm AND nasal-Ian
mo PRITTIIR vaua HOUCI
WOULD es Ir W was: RE-PAPER-
on motor.
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE l3!) 2.
E. E. Gotham’s,
10 First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 136-2.
Tilt Godot Site Felt Boilttt
F O R S T E A M A N D
HOT WATER HEATlNG
INCURI. A WARM HOUSE. DAY
AND NIGHT. IN COLDEIT
WEATHER.
lend for CathlopueO and investigate
for yeareelf.
Godot & Litigervltod Count).
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
Tile instill Stetnitti tannin
(incorporated)
Daily Freight Line
N01! WALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of‘ Norwelc
and Squenfum.
ileum New York, Monday. Wetlands:
and Friday at 5:00 p. m.
fleet-e Nurwelh. Tuesday. Thttt‘sda,I
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 e. m. to 0 p. n.
illSTllllT REIIIEF 213.1?
Ire-outlan-
“on. I“ A“ 01.41:! I'giOefe
. OI.“ prepaid. R. Elite
Indianapolis. Ind .
5:2,:
Bette the Other
by Four Year.
The residence of Thomas
Smith. 55 Osborn arcane. East
Not-wall. waeIpainteu with load,
all end sine, hand tufted. Iftoen
years ago by me.
I defy any patent paint to ehow
equal body with as much wear.
lutttlt Bill".
0: Outline}: m
nuclease. as am um. i.
at:
national asp seesaw
MEAT! . -
TING.-
l'lOT WA ER HEA'TINO.
1101‘ AIR EATING.
ITOVIC AND RANGER.
ILA?! AND rm ammo.
, Ole Fri sum Fitting.
Ole mm. Metal ceiling. lie
issue you seen euresselv
1110113080 RANGES!
.tetw‘}
tr watt. mar ngnwnut.
ma .. dilute Hamlets:
II no .i EOI -.-
":0 (limit Milli
,~-»- ‘3 ".qu O '
we cm owe voun wonu‘
none can AND Humour
v, we
Flour—T6ho OOFiOneet
”all
GOLD M’h’" ’biri.
Fiona—needs no recdmmcndation
O‘IOc buy.
A. S—EUII,’
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST unmask.
’ CONN.
hm lill‘illlillli
I'l'eeter Finch “as a visitor in town
yesterdhy.
Charles Merritbls visiting at
home here.
Mitts Nana Banks in ttnltrI ill at her
home with the grip.
Miss lda Strong, of Brooklyn, is visit-
ing friends here
—~Ottr emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is
warranted. Same size as Scott's 75
cents. The Bridge Pharmacy.
Miss Mai Merritt, of Seeview avenue
has recovered from an attack of the
trip.
it is said that several East Norwalk
people are to have gasolene [attaches
this coming sumnter.
ym“ Hazel I'otter, of hit Kisco N.
is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Godfrey. of Cove avenue.
Miss Elisabeth Hanson has returned
to Newark, N. J., after spending a week
at her home in Cottage street.
A resident of Benedict l-‘arms dis-
trict reports that the majority of the
collars in the place. were flooded yes-
tel-day.
Thomas Benedict has resumed work
at the sub-treasury in New York, after
several days illness at his home in
Scnview avenue. ,
Job Lockwood and Frank Homan
will play a match game of pool this
evening at Hefner’s. Homan is rated
75. and Lockwood 125.
James L'Hotnmedlett, the class lead-
er in the East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church, desires a large attend-
ance out at the meeting tonight.
Charles Hill wishes to meet every
officer‘ of the Junior Band at the that
Avenue Methodist Episcopal parson-
age. tomorrow night, at 7:30 o'clock.
Attorney and Mrs. Loo Davis enter-
tained a nuluber of friends. last night,
at their home in Rowan street. Cards
were enjoyed, and refreshments were
served.
A number of handsome photographs
of the wrecked steamer Eagle have
been placed on exhibition at Hefner's
store where they create considerable
interest.
The regular class meeting in charge
of James l.’llommedieu will be held
this evening at the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church.
Drawtendcr John (‘olc is on the sick
list min. lie was quite lll last night.
and Dr. W. B. Bean was called. This
morning. however. Mr. Cole was con
slderably better. O
A very pleasant session of the leap
Year Whist club was held last even
ing at the. home of Air. and Mrs. Frank
Day in Betta Place. Dainty refreahv
menta ware served and all who attend-
ed enjoyed the occasion very much.
Shipbuildcr Joseph Fowler has com
pleted the launch which he has been
building for himself and she is a
staunch and handsome craft. The en-
gine has not as yet been installed but
will be soon. Those who are supposed
to be. good judges of the merits of
boats believe that the craft will be.
his
speedy as well as. trying an excellent »
sea boat o
'lhe Ladiea' Aid of the East Ave
Methodist Church sotyod an excoifl'it
New England supper tent evening atom
45 to 9 o'clock. A 3'de nltnlben'w‘n
present, The supper was pronmnoed
worthy the day. The whole eflatr
passed off very pleasantly. and a good
sum was nottodOfor the church. Great
credit in due the ladies who persevered
in face of the morning storm, and
brought the affair to a successful com-
pletion.
—lmcal physicians do not hesitate to
prescribe our emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil. The Bridge Pharmacy.
James lfliommedleu's tlaslt will
meet this Tuesday atoning, at 7:3(5
This fine day gives the pro'tnlso of ’n
full attendance. The leader will be
present to conduct the class. The ,W.
A. H. Circle will meet at the latl'loe'
parlor of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. Wednesday even-
ing. February 14 at 7: 80. A tall at-
tendance la deelr'od. There Mil in a
cot
onry Taylor. 68 core avenue. Wed-
y. February: et'i: 45p. -'. The
Yoke/mates will con act the meothg. A
cordial invitation is gliee to, all to. a: ‘
or church yol- meet—
ingd'w'lll unfit! in Othe fly school
men. of c
D It 00“! by-
dia, " Acts xii" 11.15. 1,,"
will thee: in or.
room.
Thitlu
Silas
February 16., at '8 n I.
My
nearer-tit will follow '1. m
l.- The Job
rioting :d.‘t.“..::.l:l."z
l'..“ -
imyel' ates-ting at the home -
schoel'
l
to"I
.. .
ROWAYTON. ;
Constable Edward J. Ladrigaa took
a brief vacation, yesterday. and went
' to Mount Vernon, to make a visit} He
returned home last night.
A large Ittlntber of cellars in this
place have been flooded by the rains
and melting snow of the past few' days.
but no great damage is reported.
A tehearsal for the ntlltatrols to be
given by Rowayton linso Company.
was held last night and arrangements
were etude for another rehearsal, next
Thursday night.
Miss Olive Cole. the popular clerk in
the odicc of Tax Collector Sidney Guth-
‘ric. In NorwalltI has returned home
from It few daye' visit with lter sister.
Mrs, Harry beach, in Brooklyn.
Rev. Frank Bt'uwnI pastor of the
lioweyton Free Library Course, next
1 Friday night. His subject will be
."Al‘ulllld the World in Sixty Minutes."
Mr. Brown is a very interesting specie
er
The ice and snow is disappearing
from the streets and sidewalks of Row-
ayton, and they are becoming passable
agsln. All the residents are now hop-
ing for warm and drying weather for
a few days.
The water in Rowayton River and
streams fmdlug into it has been very
quantities of ice have been washed.
down to the Hound. it was scared
some of the bridges might be washed
away. but fortunately this has not oo-
curred as yet.
DARIEN AND NOROOTONo
The sleighing has dlsap l'tr'ed, ow-
ing to the stdtm of aster
Selectman Rancy oolay and James
Pooley, of Baden. spout yeatordax in
South Norwallt.
The selectmea held a regular meet}
lng yesterday, despite the fact. that. it
was a legal holiday. Only routine busi-
ness was transacted.
Practically ‘all business was lus-
pended in Dal-ten and Not-atoll. yoetor
tlsyO afternoon. and a. number of places
were closed all day. The poetroillcel
stopped business at. 11. o‘clock.
The recent rain and subsequent. hood
the smaller bridges about the town.
Considerable damage was done to the
highways. and t selection will b
busy in the spring making repairs.
matron
A new teeth had hoodlum across the.
river at Bangafnch. .
Rodney is confined to his .
home at the F the through sickness
Richard Taylor has been entertain-
;{Iskhta friend, Julian IBurt'. of N. t
or
Bradley Goodaett and wife are whit-i
NFCT“, pleasant houri at Pinetnusti
's
will meet. and enjoy a
gramme. I
Rev. Allen neem'an of Fairneld con ',
ducted I special service in Christ
church. Sunday afternoon.
Announc’emnt is made of the wed-
dlns of Nine Anna 11. Rooney. former-
ly It teaches“ in the Bills school Mill
Thoma! 1". an. of New York.‘
Tonight stuck to. . of e.
celebrates allhilereery with feast
and fault '
visitors are to
is certain: to no OtOhlnge talked
about of Inform.
a Lady We ngt’oa supper and en-
Iertllmoent was glitch at. the Sange-
tuck' Methodist canton, lest oyonitt"
xiii proved to be a very yebleO l .
lr, mnhht .fsvorebly ed the '0
ever offered htythe church.
Albert Watu has long had Klondike.
fover.‘ and the announcement that b“
has finally" dig out for the Alaskan
gold Illusion comes as no surprisi-
His ,many friende hope that his pun.- -.\
more will rhsult in his return: and
that he will. strike it til: then come
home and and isle~ coin era.
1 terminally. .
A motility nutty tint It; Iglvén to
mm lens Woltaits this evening in hon-
iii 0O: the aghteonth shiver-ear; of her
rt -
Mr. and Ira. Cornell are ontérthlning
a mlelive.
Mrs; Thomas Grogo he! ed
friot'n .a two weeks' yi- t with
putt REM
. Mrs; Taber of New York cm. Wt
turer' s pro
1"
sand with, or 1: lies I“!
and taster John Taberm
12:13“ 'NMBI‘I no Cobb et't't en-
to at“:
1 ”gain?” Elsi-lbw namit'
ME 1" n
albeit neat-hart: has left the employ
of 11811173
A Washi hold the
realdrmce “yaks“. lhd Mil-ii: AI-
hni l “graduate 111ng
cons at ng Me's I'lld
Ruben KIT! Ihrth mm" WWII
Mary Campbell: no 'nl‘lginelu poem!!!
'rooma were ertl
tieeable among the
)irlu D. A. Fallow;
lites Jennie Comma. '1'-
., William T. l
a and wife» .--..
willing Sherwood? an it ee.
r. ow at
have visited Willie- Sherwood.
-""i."i""
. There does not appeli' m
high the past two days, and greet. Elbirt-W
- Britain: vice-erectmiv'v.
threatened to carry away several of '
Wednesday night Weisécport, (ll-Ian‘s"?
A number or out or town i
on head and more 5
i
80in”
‘ ' N'Wh‘tl-tI-l-i
"city's *9".an
ttO OL kg.
York (kill‘w'hol' he i'tlse
‘ la. luau.
British Royal Commise
bouts Exposition. who
rceentntlip'of Thom
"i shall remain at St. 1
eeposltlon is ended.
are now on their way.
satisfied with the owlne. l‘
was not oe‘dy' work but. 1 am
glad to say that we re only tilled
all the space. but during the last weeds
we have been obliged to refuse not or; IOlO
applications."it'.tIt“I1OOO
1:,
s
O‘e" ' " '
"“I iO '
ry o . I .-
E to lull ill
0 to a
Mod 9.01“]:
In nntt'. tun
e are well-
fCVT' lw‘wl‘iblitom can”?
0 a es, w
million, the pings i:
prince expressed he
W .
of thoPrtn Prince of ales in t
United states. 3’ :5." ‘
Col. Watson received Wit the
Foreign Ollee an invitation Wit
Board of Lady Mmflrvof‘thd e
eltion to Drltlsh women. Chi!"
letter to Visit St. unle' Ind e‘t" W
landowner mullet he has [iron it to
the British man. .
m
MIITOS NOIXT IN PAR'R 0;!"va
MI I‘ . l" . "1‘
Tenth Annual convention fi' coh'heetl:
NEW $11017,“ Feb ne'er...
tenth annual contented of the cot-
neotlout Letter Curriera'1eesbci
was held here WA i:
13?.
ed toordoretlo'clooh by
Wk-M or Spain
The principal holiness will I“ noel
tion of silicone for ill.“ hostility W".
are In (pilots:
.‘Pflhlddnt me 1.. tr! derlhv
‘ll
ofBridnbw-t t: «(woeful-y, J. 11.
Genuine, at Harlinr- treasurer. A.‘
hf. Seymour, of in .d l. .‘ ‘ '
The olobre rm.- ineilllhll by John
C. Bunting, of Fl'i',\\llk N. J. .vlch
pm of the tlout'ti aseo‘c'latltm.
During the ascent 1 uesiloa ho hthdo
a very tuberculin address. in
voted to hold I I l"KT canvas-tied
BMW". ' ll t.a|l.‘ it) be tlfiiflflll-
ed upon b - toilet. iIrIi-ootthitlcr: ..
John 1". M. : m, of n. i-ereprlr'I; reed
L. Sunbulu I. N w H.1Ia a; John 11. '
Oollhmn. I: lift tionl '
The com ~..- :Itd‘outlt i It: all“.
Fifteen bra . min l'f.‘ Inn. noted itij
delegates. .
MEN 1. . -) as. cocoANut'Os. w
I.&.‘..
Captain rrd Crow‘of Mdu'lle Lfi'i 1,. e
I. mun-t When out was eielttd.‘
M \\ tome l-eb. 2.1—- be little
tIltJillllll schooner Maune uoe mist! ‘
in l(' today from ‘8‘"th INC!" bflllr
be. It hove to within 100 mile! tltr
ll .ti. tor eleven days wituhud" Ohl“
. . mu ui' w.-.ckage, main boom brok-
‘t. Inztin gaff tal'rlod away and hair dell-
\ ~ and standing fluid: in a bodlv
ell tiered. condition. .l-‘ood‘ lila‘ bur?
short and the. crew had been livltt 'o.r.
toeoanuts for several days Ito
schooner left Barnum 82 days ago with.
afull t-nr'to of cocoenntaI and met a.
succession of northeast and northward-
wlnds which carried away her gift
piece by piece. Finally the craft ran
into the ice field when uttering MN
Hook and with geles and lens affili-
Iing her continually. was forced to
heave to. For eleven tlAys lt- tt-hs 'tIlii
Inc cr'en could do to keep hlr banal
Iiuto the wind and avoid bean; “:0qu
I to sea Captain and crew were ex.
illuusted with too cold and oxpootitq
nileu they reached port today.
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RELG'A'R KNOWN OHIC'A' ‘
CHICAGO Feb. 23.» tall" .cie
‘gar whose persistent effort. . .. SIM
11' it ideal Rosevclt ill \‘i'a Morton rer"
slit :i in his arrest at the Wits
t'lltlilrI is known in Chicano. P;‘
‘Vltitiu -:; -.I. ii that Relgar wanna neth-
i.. nc‘piutr Frank Coo fruiue. it, 8- ..-
.nu. -. _ l'l der the delusion that be He
ntlolh' I ludli'.idaal Mr it'sitlngilttyt
I. lll'llt l‘W killed his wile and ltloin .. -'
ed to hi i himself a few tears on a-
mud: n; to Mr. W biting. One or “on!
hzu. been suffering from mental trdw"
llll‘ the result of a talk
It'tr. \"ltttlg satd:"‘"lllre'1"e1i‘e at;
tcr that l‘ ct was sent to the dorm!!! Ia
htrspltnl in Toledo but hum robin
dl's barked and s {at to Spelt
Oh ”I He consul the to ‘untll foury
ago', ‘ttiuh he l‘tlsc on. tuoOrOn.n"g‘.' t
that his w~itt and him: if. file h
(it: i. but he rtsot'eretl and was him
to til. I) ultentlary for one "infill”
l'. hit-II he \\‘ sent to the insane “it“;
ml at Tol'edt ag:.Iln lie (III-2O
w.tat_ t.o New Yo. Ok, c.otn up ‘to C ictOg'aO
0ch It yém ago.“
SHOT m A O8\LOOON OFI'O'i-Oi‘i‘. '."l
mm... Who R-ldod mice in Nut
York Fatally WOunded an Tom.
NEW YORK. Felt 1?~‘i . a lights-u
A saloon on We: Twelfth hired. Bli- yr
god-y, betseen oeutvlanty of the the
int evidences of excise violation", Salt
Hughes It iontr thll‘mhlil. “was at:
And probably t'ata'i; we
wtoIe'tan. ii Altman. TLdeteotivh
{gm 4: theta?
WA" bully out anti blu
II. it If, 11“
i' 0.1-.me ‘ '
John" ‘1’ hip? "
loot: had ten pol'. co deficits: M. .
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