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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 18, 1904 · page 7

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g_, lbbly Places ai
~ .':N:'Y.. Today

if N Y. April Is.——Poiluc-
mg» uilr early today and head-
Tammany of David B. Hill

“ml were busy spots by
. At an early hour Tam-
m asseited that they were
lent to so on the floor of the
‘4 convention It was said
ambit of Tammany had of-
.pomprotniao by suggesting
nullity would agree to the
of the. unit rule if the name
I ‘. tiditiute an for instance Judge
{this not mentioned. It was
that there being almost two-
. e‘ delegates in favor of
ill? Iter that a mere adoption 0:
rule would prattically be. an
idem or Judge Parker and vet
i ’let Tammany down gracefully.
. .. ‘ rthia proposition was coupled
iild that Taniany be allowed a
int-.iprgo Mr. Murphy himself

M ”II: suggestion Senator Hill
'ii : tnphatic no. The name or
" flier must be in the Iesolu-
the delegates at large must
«who are heartily in his favor
hose loyalty to his candidacy
at to Questioned;
Iii! this failure of nominations for
the preparations for battle \u-nt
l‘. Hill, himself in excellent
, ns'asked what the situation
. sWerod: “More titan two-
'of the convention is for Judge
.. i That is all i care to say."

. an be Stale Comlttee met the
eorge Rallies of Rochester.
ate for temporary chairman
' “mimoiisly adopted.

‘ Grady objected to the com
king up the roll of delegates
tho iists presented by the various
commitlaernen. He said that

lie to the (ommiiteo that they
unit; know but the roll he railed
perfect and that thero uere

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

liar ruled that contests would
Iibted when tiled with the con:-
, . 83th
y Senator Grady you don't
hat you bare the right to notice
in Cattaraugus and Chautau-

ly i have," answered Sena
I. ' “when fraud in being done."

Cattaiaugus has touched,
ady called "contest.“ and
an Dowd retaliated by no
test. in Senator Grady” s din
Indy jumped to his feet and
. his linger in Dowd' 9 face.
“Don‘t lie here like you lie
rm bohatituenta at home. "
not lying. l have as much
test as you have." answer-

lie and last night you tried
man to leave here and so
ill he would expose you.”

Y-

r ruled again that contests
would not he remained.
oil broke out againwhen
~’doiegntos were called.
,itteoman Dunfeo declared
« . as ho had handed in were
”dirt and accused the odioers

 

 
 
 

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the courts so net-.iared
isn‘t/inland by Sensor Motion
. , mW by Senator Grady.
. .., In: > ratified in heated terths.
. . p‘onents "ham. thieves

‘Iiiially ruled tliat lit r Dun-
‘ "filial, :0 on the roll and
warren moved to sub-
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said that it was per~

' there was “an at-
be public that those
- ~ihitee are in per-
d to m‘din‘éipllne men
_ with the

Made bit the * .‘
Gen. 5'. Kalil: Co. v

”tuition of playing talus. . -»

’ . for instance." he replied. ihdntliiis‘ai

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Infant} tutti fiM‘ m
was cap a Iran a mouth
duhtitution IIIIIHRTIQMOOR, as doing "’93 "I 1'» Arm”
Iittol canimili

.ul tion ‘
|II ail“. 0.3%an ta Whit-

promise matur ty v lulu. in excess of u-
Itiallt Club, Thursday limitation. undtr IIIWneq' as well as large

the Club. mama; Pic. 93353:" .
tonglv tuned. in a con:-
RH {Shot-Ila” own”; Iflnll D‘ lb. "'1 mutilation!” out to tho legislature by

finely. 4. ~ 0‘ .
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.(Iovéi'hov titles today. The communi-

moi
31$an Ioutlon was signed by the OOIIIDIIIIIOII-
”if? E3.
III LI 1

01‘! Ina VJIIMIW ‘ on; of evaporation. insurance and nav-

‘0 “19' ”WWI l ' ih tthero i a
Hospital. that night. and this morning Inga mains. ‘0 the ”HM F a
want Operated on for tumor by Dr AW}:

llam J. Trarny assisted by Dr.
t‘larlt and DI. It. I. Higgins

rapidly itrowiug business for the sale
of then installment bonds by corpora-
- tlous,‘ vhd. "ilndiu; Massachusetts on
‘Iopon field fol opeiatiolta. are flocking

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A I
O . OflOIVfTY ' ilietn in great numbmn" The commis-
Aggregate A... .g . M... Deacond- FOUND A Pm U30“- atoaets offered a bill providing for the
m6...“ ......_.... . licensing and examination of such com-
TN‘W’ With South "WWI'I‘ “"0 panics by the sayings bank commis-

NOANK I“April 18. —-.A rare case of
longevity and one‘which can hardly be
equalled locally is cited in the lives of
Mrs. Hanna 0.-Baltar, Henry N. Spen-
cor. John R. spanner and Mrs. Fanny
F. li‘owler. brothers and sisters. whose
altos aggregate” over threo dentin-ins. or.
more IIninutehlIy. 329 years. Mrs, linker
was orn arch ill. 18‘9- and I“ 75- boil anti it was IlIflIt-ult to decide how

Ifiggr: NI. IfipseIncgr :nIhmrn (Iit'wbl‘i‘ 2: tho dammit» \Iould be I-rpulIod.
28 1'82: .2“! is an I‘I'I:"’:I.o’:f;:I_-‘II:I:II: Mr. (lorurii. till oiilrlul of the com- I
bo'rn Mdy 23. i825 and is. 79. puny. ~luuurdinteiy l‘t‘l‘lptllltIMI. Ho] lions in commotion with ”k Imam! of
They all are now iivi i N( it made some I‘N'Oliiml'l'ltilifltlnll Ill mm D. J Sully a: Company mt”. 0:: the
with the exreitlo tf th “Ilenbr Inhn ~' not-lion Whh m" "“W‘im‘g "' m“ ”pu- caiamiar today III-lore United States
who rooentivlr Igofl l ‘2‘”8; to IE" “IIIt‘II “we immediately (-.aniod out. 1“,“th Judxp Holt but all were post
fin tulip. I)” Ilfrvf) ("1“?le Mr. (‘ol‘ut-ii said the nor-I'm in genutal; ported. Receivers Miller and Taft in-
liver ml“: ’threy III-‘3‘”:hIIIlre; n3f um in Von yoml album filai notified Superintendent King M
. . . .. "'- Ihe tto 2'- It-tntovwo
Sitting? I331“ "Ian-“.3? (IAt‘mgniiiIififrteIII “EAR'NG F0" “EST“A'N’N“ °"' Ivmigoto IIICIII‘LII‘I‘IrIInosIIllutfoI) than?!”
Martin jam.“ “.1", am“. here an early DER chase of about 3,000 bales of cotton.
settler from South Shields. Enxlunu. :3:;°;:";:‘0‘I’:II‘"I“"W IIIIIIIIIO 2.1”” $2“;
t n \‘R ' I ‘W i‘

were houses.

Alarm system Lac-tad and Repaired.
Superintendent A. E. Winchester of
the South Norwalit municipal plant.
telephoned to tho (lamented t‘r npanv.
last wet-It in connection wt “‘0
tIouble with the South Noruam . are
alarm service. it was found that a
pin was loose in connection with tho

stonria and for the deposit of 8100 000
by each comps with the Mints ticas-
lil‘Ol'. l‘oroisn companies found to be
unsound shall haw the lirenam l"(‘\ ok-
I-d and domestic mIpoIatlona restrain-
ml; by Injunction firm the auprrme
intuit. Elie bill also piovidI-n peyote
pummel-I to: gilqucnl opeintl llih‘.

BULLY I. COMPANY'S AFFAIRB.
NEW YORK Apill 18. ~Tiireo m0-

 

NEW YORK. ‘April iS.—-Tbe hearing
in the suit against the Northern Secur-
itirs Company. asking a rosirnlnllnx
ordor against thr- announrod method of
distribution ofNihat compam 8 hold
ings of Great olihern and NOIthern
Pacific Railroad stocks was begun in‘Giovcr’ s the Place
Jeri-Icy City today. E. T. Nichols, sw-
I'o'tai'y and treasurer of tho Not-thorn
Securities Company filed an affidavit

M-.. .-

RELIEF OF TOBACCO GROWERB.
WASHINGTON. April lil.~—-At lilt‘
opening of the session of the House to.
day. a bill was passed providing for tho I
Ivliof of graders of leaf tobacco it
reveals the internal revenue in)? of alx
cents 'a pound on leaf tobacco in tin-
hand and M special taxes. Under ton similai to tile nilidaiit tiled in the
suspension of ”'0 rules. '1 M" was Minnesota suit. (human! for Mt Vrn-
mm": t‘oIIIEogognizoI ""1” IlliomIiltIi‘ HE‘S nor demanded the produtilon of tin"
”II: ‘ IIIde of rI'IIi‘I'jdrmtlt’)“ansnumbt’fi vol books. to nhich demand the counsel fat I
tiliipfililis of long sen-.lw g the Northern Securities Company oh i
A bill was also dis “a“, under sus- jectcd and the argument. was 1')l"‘.~0tlati i
' , It‘d Thomas Thatcher. representing."-
pension 0’ the rules prmlding for the 000 shares of stock. objected to any ox- '
establishment of a supreme couIt "WI tension being granted I

 

 

 

 

the ludian tot-"Iitmy and im the addi
tioiiai l' nited States judges theteln.

-_ .w—md.

‘; STEEL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
NEW YORK. April 18.~Thc annual'
mobility; of the storkholdms of thr‘
lulled States Steel (‘mporation was;
i hold in lioboken today. The Inuiint'

of House bills were passed including i "f the 50"“ R business “‘5 npprmod I“
one providing for the appointment an iIIIlO stockholders as also more tin.
additional judges of the United States i j ”“3” “M “"‘"““m""‘“ ‘0 ”1“ "1'
court in indlan Territory. Mr. Plait uws. These include. the action of tho
explained that the judges were to holdl iloard in abolishing the oxm-utlto cont
attire for only two yum-.8 as it w“ “n i mitten and naming .ludtto Govt to not
destood the torritmy would be admit i as chairman of the Board of Dirctlors.
ted as a state by that time. “A‘s soon "w" “M ’ ‘
as the elections are over," said Mn; ST
Blackburn. ‘ ‘

The. I efinemeni
— of style. and
the realization
of comfort

ADDITIONAL INDIAN TERRITORY;
JUDGES.
WASHINGTON April 18*Whrn
the Senate convened today a nilmilt‘ll

NO DECISION YET.
. l‘.\l’l.. .\iiuII.. April Isa-"Nil do-
vision was handed down today by tilt"

i‘nitod States illé‘trlct Court on the mo-
SUFFOCATED AND RUN OVER' I lion of E. l-.l Hart not: and “.- S Pit-III-

TIHQWIIIIIIIierEIRImflKIEg.I3"“I911” f in: IHHt: it) lntmu lit in the L. IlIt‘liit nt
Itumstances of the death of George. "r ”‘9 Y‘m‘hii'i" Spi'illiiiir “WIMP-Ii“ '
0Connor. of Flttiililllig. whose body. :IIflliIi‘H.‘ .iudizt Sauburu said IIll‘ ”ML.
was found beside the Fitchbuta rnil- !TIImr ‘IOUIM iH‘ alwu on or brinre
road tracks at North imminster. to-l “ "M EYIlLLW

day The medical examiner fountli SUPPLIES FOR THE WAR.

 

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that death was due to suffocation 1 ST. l’lif‘lldltSlillitG April idmlbo
the institution. today was arraigned

SgyKIIglV‘VT‘IWIl: Iflhtggggfinog Iflemttfliitsi of five new submarine, boats
age-r of a crayon .portrait establishment l. IIIIIit‘ggII‘lIoinssdt 1:23:33 If“ ““I‘IIIIIIII‘I’I'X‘ wear snags That
‘i
I" Ftichburifiliofllai—not married ptlicllod- today to tho theatlo of par
WORK ON 31'. MARY'S CHURCH . ”M "
STEEPLEI .
Arrangements have been made for‘ I G LOGKWOOD .& co
the rebuilding of the cross on the tall '
St. Mary's Church steeple and for the
repainting of the steeple. The'
“Steeple Jack." who is to do the work
will probably put up his rigging to-i
night. Thinf part of «thr- work is set:-
ret though 0 comes ll of the work is;
.... .. . April price 6. 00 per ton
CHARGED WITH TAKING BANK‘:
FUNDS. 1
NEW YORK, April iB.-—Char’ged.- Take advantage of pl‘lt‘e and let us put your winter supply in now A
with mlsappropriatlng ”00 .000 of the superior grade of Big Vein Cumberlan d Bituminous at an attractlie prico
funds of u". suspended Federal Bank. Superior “Special" Fertiliser! for corn, potatoes. onions and general use.
David Rothschild former president of something that will insure good crops regardless ofwoathor conditions.
Cartlng and trucking of all kinds. Estimator giton on contract work.
before a magistrate and held in 825,-;122-124 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 31-5-
Iggthslc’gIId gasextzlfiléfiailtlakAiIISI-l 3&3 Braden omen-2 South Main Strut, south Norwalkrb Main St. NorwIIir

 

 

tombs. but his attorney said Ithat he .1 t , 72;"?
gigected to income bail dur ng the I.“ , 1" PLAIN BLAUK
__.-_ AND- WHITE

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ECKEL GOES TEA JAIsl: FOR THIRTY

NEW YORK. April l.8.-Juiiua Colo.
III who was convicted last week In
Jersey Gin of killlnx M wife, Alice.
whom he shot and killed last winter.
at tho namo time killing Mrs. hchar- _
molt was today sentenced to thirty
years at hard labor in the New Jersey!
state prison. for each crime, the two}.
tends to run concnrcntly. Eclt'el re: ,
ceived the. sentence cooly.

SOME RAPID THINKING.
(Cincinnati Times-Star. ) '
She. raised her hand from his
shoulder for a moment. I .
"Do you believe that exercise and lo-' ‘
dons and toilet preparations will tin-g
prove a woman’s looks!" the and. ‘ 2
lie pressed her blond curls back up-
on his about.
“They couldn't improve the took: 01’:
some women." he uni . .
'Wltoaef" aliens ‘ ,_ :
"wen, yours and Violet sieve!

lot. it be said that coal purchased from
Tell” I. Go. Yards will fulfill all (M
sonnbio nlt‘bortations as to quality
nuantity (pounds to the ion) and non-
oral satisfaction giving. Tolls. I Go'-
can! may well be called “Roltnnt-."o
coal. for it’s a sure ninnor In every
coal competition simply on met it

' PRICE roa wmrsn on summer:
‘ $6.00 PER TON.

No. charge ,tor carrying in.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

11.,
“i don’t Intitimd you." Ibo . ‘
sin; but new Mono 6

 

THE EXPRECIION “SMART" WHICH I8 80 OFTEN APPLIED TO CLOTHES. I8 ESPECIALLY TRUE
0' THE CUITC WE ARE CHOWINO THICGPRINO. TO II WILL ORIOCED I8 OR SHOULD II THE AIM

OF ALL BELF RICPECTINO PEOPLE. OLD OR YOUNG AND NOW THAT GOOD PRACTICAL COMMON SINCE

HAI TAUOHT WOMEN THI ECONOMY OF IUYINO READY TO WEAR EUITO NOT ONLY WHEN MEANI
ARE LIMITED IUT BECAUSE THEY CAN GET WELL CUT. GOOD FITTING SUITE THAT ARE VERY AT-
TRACTIVE AT PRICES WITHIN TH E REACH OF EVERY PURSE.

THERE IS AN INOEOCRIIABLE TRIM, NEAT APPEARANCE, A. CENAI N DISTINCTIVE OUT OF SKIRT
AND JACKET WHICH MAKER IVE RY SUIT IN THE WHOLE COLLECTION MOST ATTRACTIVE AND AL
80 WILL MAKE THE WEARER LOO K WELL DRESSED. OUR ADSONTMENT IS AT ITS BEST. YOU WILL
DEE THE ADVANTAGE OF COMING IN AT ONCE. I

sun‘s FROM $7.50 10' 2.7.

SEPARIATESKIRTSIme $41012.

 

no. 2 and 5 oazrr‘rs BUILDING.

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._. “Law...“ .. .. .... "L... L... .. .. ...._.., t-.. ..-.......

Try o... COAL

$6 a ton

NO. 2 NUT COAL

$4 75

oauvs‘asn

it's merit, will convince, you that you
should trado \tltit us.

Honest coal ilints citnn in tit‘ kind
wo deal in. “o tlmrgr nothing for
ramming it in

TELEPHONES.
So. Nor (ditto M .,.',
Yurtl Ollitltl. 9743.

B. HEBSHHEU] it SIN.

E. NORWALK AND 80. NORWALK.

 

 

The Coal business so
long and successfully can-
ducted by the late John H. .
Ferris, will be continued
without interruption under
the management of Mr. J.
lrving lebie, who has
been M many years clout.
nonmalignant» the but;
than. '

‘ No arthlv Eiiuse
‘- . . for nolrbeina Well". dressedi. this
spring. You have a meat maul)
calls on both purses. andtoadu
cash man be at a premluin just
now. but it is at with us Just
selectinhai lieu need. tell the
salesperson to chime it AND
i’AY 2.?LATER on on eastl

8°. Namath, Apr. M. 1904.

 

 

 

 

 

NOTICE
Spatial Town Meeting

“6; IIIThp itIIhabitants. legal Voters. of the

Town ‘nrwalk are hereby notified
and warned that special town meeting
will be held in the Town Hall. Wall
street, Wednesday April 20th 1901. at
8 o clock in the menus tor the follow
In: our to-wlt: «-

i. This: 3 annual town tax.

2. To consider (i take action in
momma-mum mthohtshny
known as Weapon road or avenue. .. . *5.
and make the none-nary appropriation .
gamer. if such improvement be vot-

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

TRlSTRAMf/tl HYATT, Norw.alk,'Conn.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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