NEW LONDON. July till.-'-«~Very date I, ‘
. tel-lug reports on ,_ the growth of the
» (Minil ”pf‘WiflInil‘ consumerism-an“
by the grand secretary. Otto Barter. of
Allocate.» and Grand 't‘rogmggpflultsgg
I . .n‘ «I. . “Ié- ’ 31;, ’
I. re a . .fiidiilumpr‘iib.
"I, .9 I‘IIIW‘.'
.iiodnb’gi L‘mflimfigflfifibur-
ll
of 1.643. There are 19, sister
rind”
‘odm vans, bet; to last b._
‘ ah~ospllal1dlmor35r is undid “é“
her lune be lI ,id in lpk be .,
itiiliil $13,013Jg’filml‘he st: it. rose a '
: mill! flfifilsm. , flaw audition build! 1 ' “
according to the treasury; 's rollorl.,,Iis,
$104,451.08. On firsti‘u'lbliiudiguli lust...
is 342.125 hold on city property almost
entirely. , I , . .
The reports wereIIsIo fiattcrlngjt‘hati
they were received with prolonged ap-
plause. it was shownxth‘st according
l
o'the system of levying the ‘assess-‘
meets, the reserve fund can Innd will
"be ruined within 'five or silt years ‘from
rating to $100,000. “:9. prospects
I , or H.110 or year‘s pros er ty are very
oi tsmnflmilflv . ' bright. The standing 'of'ihe state
, MINNEAPOLIB,’ up)“, July 23,... order shows that it is easily the ‘bost‘
I {.th lease W. Joych‘a‘f me Mothe- -untl mostprospcrous German order in'I
gigt‘mpigcopai church. died at his the state. The gain in membership
horn erpparly today, from cerebral has been 120 this your. The gain in
lie ‘ h a and paralysis which he financial strength has been propor-
lllllfiiml' hlib‘prenehing at camp tionute. ‘ ‘ ‘
meeting, “July 2, The convention was entertained with
Blphopulloyee came to Minneapolis a shore dinner at Ocean Beach at
noon. The afternoon session was soo-
ll'x years 0. Previously he had been , _
presiil “g b shop of the Methodist mis- rot. There Was a street parade, bari-
‘IIioI ,, ' eld'wOrk in China and Japan. qnet and exercises in the New 'Ilondon‘
If lD-‘Inid‘thnt he had spoken in the Opera House this evening. Today's
Millie 0! religion «in every civilized session is being devoted to a continua-
country of the world. He was grad- tion of business and the election of Oni-
noted from Hartsell ' University, a curs.
Uaiitpd‘ firethren institution of Ohio.
I Bishop Joyce was sixtynine yours
He is survived by a widow and
‘ Solonei Frank M. Joyce. of
l’
..,l;l m orb“. and Rar-
wints’ esdhlng’ at
——A whoelmon's tool bag isn’t com-
plete without a bottle of Dr.‘-'.l‘homns‘-
Eclectrlc Oil. Heals cuts, bruises,
filngs,_uspl'alns.
Monarch ever paid
. I
l!!! (lg ,
Utopian. .. I In I
broug‘ht together f‘cr‘n Conference re STOW“ “1'0
di‘dlng the situation brought about by
no recent reorientation .0! the
any 'ol'tel‘ an e
aceumtne
Attorney Il‘iIerce. president of, t I
organised cmllphny: tetln‘g'witli‘i out» 1‘ WWW“ condition.
proval oi' the, court, will issue II.
for ‘u Illectllvg‘ ‘
"D. 1)." elllssoa,I , .
this city. I There are about 175 share.
holders of tho'no iwp‘ “MW in, the, body 0
sins.
them have reached a. point where on
attempt to harmonize the sitllutiml
seems necessary.
that. some of the shareholders believe from the body,
that. precedence slimlld‘b'e given to the
adjustment of their claims. i
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eliiifsulith "oSNlMI.
“imbue it» would ll
m from I continued IIiIi
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a.
rut
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-. ‘ lipppsla
0.3 pm I E Cure.
fl ' ' hitch ‘e _
’Rc l _ many ,lli i
. . Will-l
I ort bail been made to
curtailment of a receiver;
a re-
of‘ the “‘A. A.” and
next. Wudnostiay in‘,
Certain differeliees
it is understood .
FORGED TO STARVE.
a sore on my upper lip. so painful.
sometimes, that i could not out. After or it ma
vainly trying everything else. i cured ziiinn i,
‘it, with Bucklen’shrnie’s salve.”
grout for burns, cuts and wounds.
ll‘; _H.'liuxtcr:s__drug storgjfi only 25%
“ “'8“ ever
. its
(
. ,h t
"*Iflflblm'rm ‘
hm is .me otlndlg
on
not yield to the til
:. eulpg Influence o
This remedy takes the
off ths'stomaon by 'd satin: what you;
eat and allowing “it. 0 rest. until it
no analo- KodoliDmen.
eds quick and permanent
relief hem indignation. and. all stoma
‘aeh troubles. buildsup the system and
so purities that disease can not at-
tack and souls foothold as when in,
Sold by The»
sic (lure alto
betwuon yours o
the tracks of the Central
Railroad, near the Union Station. The
man’s head had been almost covered
it is believed he was
night trains.
Bo.
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m » loin
wave—I
.30 . , .
. tomato fruin
call Clifford Phurmaey.
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‘iilltl. ‘ Will
We and strength.
Kodoi Dysueosia
le
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struck by one of the nut:
Moswalu was a freight brakeman in
the employ of the Central Vermont
road and his homs‘wus in Cambridge-
‘B. 1“. book. of Concord, Ky, says: port, Muss.
"For 20 years i suffered agonies. with ~ ‘
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ITO? THAT COLD.
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as been vls~
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ceouglltl‘ lie
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rcsgnwsmtcd
ha ‘ftv about
strain
MAKEM’AN'E‘BODY FOUND.
NEW LONDON, Jelly ‘28.-~'Pho dead
f John Moliwnin, twenty-eight
id, was found yesterday along
Vermont
result in pneumonia. Bra
is breaking-up colds when
tried. almost“ without exceptiOn.
Al. i0, 26. 50c and 01.00 bottles. The Clif-
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Sale Begins Thursd
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our... ‘ ".
y Morning, July 2III7IIth, .‘
84 Washington St», South Norwadk.
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"Norwich Takes Turn at Detention
. Blues.
NORWICH? July 28.~—~Norwich won
from New Haven ‘yost‘srdw‘uttemoon’
a a closely contented scape w
. eciul features
good game. Nurwiidl winning
third inning on three liit,
them a three-bugger, Iln'd ‘ali‘errOT‘
Burns. Setup by; llllllugsz“ 1 , i‘
L i ‘ Ru H.- “a
Norwich to so 0 0 0 vi... 7 2
N. liuvell 000100000"), 8 ti,
ilattoriop; Mention and intIilIlt-r;
Corccruu and Bunyan,
‘Martfierdg I0; {Elwildmm-t. 0. “
HARTFORD, July 28.‘-~Brldgo,‘1mrt
was shut out by Hartford yesterday in
a some remarkable in ma y ways;
Both teams played orrorless smell and"
neither pitcher gave a base on bail: ,
F‘uxcu had the visitors completely at
his mercy at all times.‘ in the fourth?
inning eight hits by Hartford. includ-I
ing a home run by Noyes, nctrod five
runs. The score by innings: I,
i it‘ll. id.’
l‘lul‘tlord ll 0 0 5 0 ii i 0 0—--6 15 ,0?
Bridgeport ti 0 ll 0 ii i) 0 t) ii~tl 2 0
Batteries: it‘oxen nnd Connolly;
Murphy und Beaumont.
‘Hoiyoko, 5; New London, 4.
NEW lDN'DON, July 28.~—»New lion»
don was defeated, b to 4“. by Holyokb,
yesterday dilemma. in a heartbreak-
ing game, which was in doubt until
the lust. bong was relieved in the
seventh tuning by McLaughlin, who
lost his own game. by u wild pitch
which resulted in n blocked boll. Tile
score by innings: ‘ ‘
R. H. E.
ilolyoko 0 ll 0 ll 2 2 ii 1 0—4; 13 «i
N. London 2 0 (i ll '1. ll 0 (l 0~~i 4 i
Batteries: Davis. Hodge and Shin-
t-ol; Long, Mchaughlin and Jest-mp.
to tilt!
Mcrlden. 2; Springfield, 1.
SPRINGFIELD, July 28.-Sprlngiieid
fielded flowleesiy yesterday. but could
not make enough out of live singles
to beat Morlden. The score was 2 to
1. Miller and Karns were. both in
perfect form. Kama, in addition to
his pitching. batted in Moritlen's sec-
ond run. Springfield's new amateur
shortstop, Lynch, played six innings.
Late in the game Altlzer was put in.
and even Crook, who was injured
Juhc iii and had not played since, but
they did not but safely. The St'tll‘t‘.
by innings:
ll. H. E.
0 0 ----- ‘2. 7 :3
ll 0—1 h 0
’l‘lmckern;
“ Murillo“ i n o o
' Springfield 0 ll 0 0
Bliiit'l‘iciii Kilrnt-i
Miller and O'Connor.
(lot
010
and
National League.
At New York:
ll. ll. ill.
New York U 0 l) 2 0 i l 2 xI-I~il it; i
i‘iul‘inuuii 1 0 0 0 ti 1 0 0 iv—(l ll 4
Batteries: Wiltso and lii‘i'r'liltilflll‘,
llIIlllI, Harper und Sublet.
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\" OUR SEMI-ANNUAL FACTORY REMNANT AND SURPLUS SALES ARE Now so WELL KNOWN THAT WE HAVE sUT To ANNOUNCE "' “WW“ u H F
5,, ’ THEM. ON OUR PART THEIR UNVARVING succEss WARRANTs us IN MAKING LIBERAL PREPARATION. WE HAVE MADE LARGE Ptttsimrs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 14' ii i
, . Boston 0 ll 1 0 0 0 til (i Owl ‘.l :5
. PURCHASES DIRECT FROM THE MILLs,ALso NUMEROUE BARGAINS FROM THE WHOLESALE HousEs, AND. lN ADDlTlON WE HAVE Batteries: hoover and l't'iizulld elo-
AMPLB sELECTIONs FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK, AND FROM NEARLY EVERY DEPARTMENT, AT sARcAlN PRIcss. 5"” ‘0“"3 “"d “”8“"
WE EXTEND A cORDIAL INVITATION To THE PEOPLE OF THE NORWALKS. To ATTEND OUR GREAT UNDER PRICE sALE, As- “‘ ““““““‘l"““‘ n ,H.
sURlNG THEM 0F EXCELLENT VALUES. ‘ - - Plum, 5 I o n 3 0 o it xmo' m' '3
Chicago 0 0 ii i 0 ll 2 1 Owl ii :3
RED TICKET IN TE , liltiloriou: Sparks and Dooln; Weinr
S DICA THE SALE GOODS. t‘l‘, Heller and idling.
‘ At Brooklyn:
. a. II. n.
COTTON CLOTH WASH GOODS . . . . . . . u
' ' St. Louis I to o o I ti o emu ll 1
Unbleached Muslin, 2 to 6 yards. Sale price. Be. Remnants Shirtillg Prints. Sale price, 4c. 1 Ulill:;“l‘l(l":i 1him-hell and Hitler; tray.
0' ii I lit V.
,I I, Unbleached Muslin, regular price 9c. Sale price, 7c. Mcrrlmac 3mm“ Prints Sale price 5c I ‘._-...._.,.-_“..__
Unbleached Martin, 2% yards wide. Sale price, 15c. i dl d F Prl t . 3 '5 At (‘1 IAIImcIl-Iican League.
‘-I Unbleached Muslin. 2% yards wid e. Sale Price, 19c. u 90 all may a I' a" price. 0' P“ "m ' R. ".10.
i, Unbleached Muslin, Dwight, 2% yard; wide. Sale price, 21c. 6““ Quality AW)" Glnghamc. 3"0 PH“: 50- Wash. o i " o I o o o owl 7
Cleveland I o e o o n e o 0—4 4 2
, ', Bleached Muslin, 2 to 8 yards. Sale price, 6c.
7' Bleached Muslin, 2 to 10 yards, value 10c. Sale price, Be.
Iluchod Muslin. 25/. yards wide. Sale price, 17c.
Bleached Muolln, 2% yards wide. Sale price 20c.
Bleached Muslin, 29/4 yards wide. Sale price, 22c.
licachod Pillow Cases, 30 x 46. Sale price. 10c.
Qipichod Pillow Cases. Hamstltchsd. Sale price. 125/2c.
lioochod Sheets, 81 x 00, value 60c. Bola price, 45c.
limited Sheets. 81 x 00, value 59c.‘8aio prlcc, 60c.
Bleached shut-.31 x 90, value 650. sale prlc‘e, 55c.
I CARPETS AND BUGS.
. (Tnmtryilruuolc, 8 wire. 5 to 25 yards. regular price 80c. Sale
New: .
try Brussels, best 10 wire, 5 to 25 yards, rcpbiar price $1.00. Sale
l
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ii Wbol Moraine. besiI quality, length; 5 to 20 yards, regular price 75c.
piles line. I
.m to Art Squares, lee 2542 x 3 yards, regular price 02.98. 8an
ll Wool Art Squares, sizes 2V2 x 3 yards, regular price $6.00. Sole
, it who Art Equal-cs, sizes 3 x ill/2 yards. regular price $8.40. Sale
glib“!!! Mt Squares. 2%. 13 yards. regular price 06.75. Sale
- V . Il‘usscll Rugs, 3 x 4 yards. regular price $17.50. Sale
Help, .8 x 4 yards. regular price $22.60. Ills price, 010.50.
Hug. 3 x 4 yards. regular price $25.00. on. price. 021.00.
gringo. 10 to 40 yards length, regular price 200 to 400. Sale
. we mluction. I I , ,
None, 10 to 40 yard; lengths. regular price 25: to 60c. Halo
ht, Mucticn.
nth Mattlnac.
‘mlw .
2' to 9 yard lengths, regular price lat/2c to tile.
his price. 20 per sent. no
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- m’l‘i‘m“ writer
. I Oil cloths and Linoleum.
g £th hi “‘1" i '
. W’ some
:9
Standard Apron Glngham, 2 to Gyards.
Remnant Lawns. Sale price, 5c.
Best Lawns. regular price 1253‘?-
Bcot Seersuckerc, regular price 125/26.
Best Percalu, regular price 12%.
Wth Goods, special value.
Sale price, Be.
Sale price, Be.
Sale price, Be.
Sale price, 9c.
Sale price, 12V2c.
White Goods, regular pride, 259. Epic price. 19c.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Ladiec‘ Colored Shirt Wat-to. regular price 50c. Sale price, 35c.
Ladlcc‘ White Shirt Wallis, regular price $1.00.
Ladlos' White Shirt Walsh, regular price $1.25 to $1.60. Sale price, 08c.
Ladlco' White Shirt Walstc, regular price $2.00.
LII/“Of White Shirt Walntg,,h
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Sale price, 60c.
Sale price, 01.49.
laboratories... Similar reductign. I
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TOWELS AND TABLE LINEN.
Huck Towels, size 14 x 31, value on. sale price, So.
Oat Meal Towels, 30 It 28, value lat/go.
i-iuck Towels, value 15c.
all. price, ,
Sale price. Be.
tic.
Turkish Bath Towels, value 16c. sale price, 11c.
Turkish Bath Towels, value 250. Sale price. 19c.
Iiuchod Tabla Damask, good value.
Bleached Tabla Damask, mill ends, .valus 50c.
much-d Table Damask. mill ends. value 660.
Mill Counterplmu, value 01.00. lists
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Sale price, 226.
price 70c. ,
.Mill Ind counterparts. value 01.25. talc price. 080.:
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Sale price, 420.
Sal. price. has.
Batteries: Hughe
oliuo and lienlis.
s and lieytlon; l'lon-
At Chicago:
ll. H. E.
(“lit-ago i) 0 3 ll 0 0 0 (l i 0w4 iii 1
Plum. 1 0 (l (l i il l 0 1 0—4 10 1
Batteries: Aliroeil. White ltnd Sulli-
vulI: Plank and Sch‘rt‘ck.
M
Connecticut League standing.
Uercurili solidi“: “
vantage in any room. it makes
rugs and wears indefinitely.
taking the tlilllrusilims oi h l't.)
olive green, and red.
8
4.0
9x12
(Ix 9
One lot oi Negligcc Shirts
very neat cichts ill serviccubi
While Negliget‘ Shirts in
An all wool, light weight
and general vocation use. We
and Oxford shades, some with
each.
lewitcilillg things, Veils.
uni styles, and we have them
that swatbes the automobile l
\v'eils separtttt'ly and by th
ever)" Illotlisb color shade.
A Sale of Rl-Ilmmlts is in
Section. Lengths ui Ginglltu
Linens, liatisics, and thin gt
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NEW WEAPON FOR COPS.
Combination of Revolver and Club
Fills Long-Felt Want.
HARTFORD, July 2.——'l‘he Colt l‘a-
tent Firearms Manufacturing Cour
punv will have on the market next
month t. weapon that exports have
been Working upon for years. it is a
combination revolVor and club for no.
lice work, anti u policeman can club it
than with it without shooting him.
This has been one. of the toughest,
problolns that the Hartford concern
has tackled in yours. it has finally got
models for an ideal police weapon and
the plant is ready to turn the Weapons
out. in a good many olstriets in the
south when a policeman has n run-in
with a colored mun the first thing he
does is to club him ovor the head with
the butt end of a revolver, The. erlli-
nary kind of. revolver is liable to be
discharged and shuts: one is liable to
be shot. either the policeman or the
man he is lighting with.
The “P ice Positive" is the name of
the new volver.‘ it can be need as a
club, it can be dropped or thrown
around a room, but‘it'wlli not ilre. a
shot until' the trigger is pulled by
Won. Milt. 9.0.,
itelyoko, no 26 ,658 band.
Springfield, 44 31 .537 it is expected that there will be a
Bridgeport. 42' 33 .560 demand for thin style of weapon. as it
New London, 41 37 .52“ will do away with :1 good many aceis
Hartford. 39' 36 ,520 denial shoellngs. inappearunce tile
Mel-idea. 35 38 .479 revolver iv, similar to the regulation
Norwich. 28 dis .378 Colt. police revolver, and it is heavy
New Haven, 23 55 395 oliough‘to don good deal of damage
..-.,-._.-.”... when used as it club. '
Standln In N ti nal e. “V“
' ii a Won. "iii v.0, GOVERNPR‘ NAMED COMMISSION.
New York, 61 25 fun Tl'Iil ONLY WAY TO CURE.
Pithbul-g. m 33 J33 , To cure a cold when you boys no
Philadelphia. 54 37 psi), cough—40 cure a cough when you have
Chicago. :32 as my no cold—wto cure yourself when you
disclosed, as 44 ,5“ have ‘both-—toito Kennedy's inixotivo
St. Louis, 32 59 35;; Honey and Tar. The new idea, the
Boston. 29 61. .323 prigillal laxative Coughbyrup. it
Brooklyn, 27 61 ,‘307 contains no opiates and is best tor
“flaw—a.
Standing in Amowzsn Lupus.w
colldlla. colds, creep, whoopingcough.
etc. . Pleasant to the‘taste'and equal-
on. 1,0,... pg. ly’good tor'ebiidor adult. ‘ Remem-
Cleveland. 53 32 .524, bar the urine, ritenmliy's." and see
Chicago. 49 82 not. that the‘ roll clever blossom and the
Philadelphia, 43 34‘ ,535 honey bee are on the bottle. ~
Detroit. is 41 .612 Midi! s laxative Honey and Tar is the
Boston, 33 42 ,475 original Laxative Cough Syrup. Toke
New York. 37 ii .414‘ no other. field. byIfrlle Cliaord Pulp-.-
St. Louis, 31 1.2 .378 mucy. . '
, Washington. 29- iii; .342
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Irpoll n Team's, Inertial- , ‘ ‘ .
NEW ionic, July liar—HI. fired"
GUERNSEY. chliin'hl islands. July
I
trial-walk crucial: to t.
.‘ ,u‘wtt
Veflings.
. WERNERETnIoNRc m saoyosl.‘
‘ , ~ ‘ TlO‘N.‘ ~
put—.-
The store closo;dIuily at this o'clock except Saturday.
p—I—n—II—
. t‘l‘rex Meters. ; .
A furore has arisen during the past year for this very
sensible and sanitary floor covering. it can be usctl to adv l
an excellent background for
it comes in three ‘widtlls, 1
yard, HA and 2. yards, which ilici may be remembered when
om. Colors, two shades of
;
Llrcx Rugs in the following sizes,
X 10
x 7.4) I.‘
Carpet Store", first floor. u
Summer Shirts for Men.
'I’ettolltly opened shows some
c Colors, blue, tan and gray.
it is o. Shirt well made anti can be depended on, $1.00 each.
new patterns, all sizes, $1.00.
jersey is. convenient ill have
ill Sililiillt‘l‘. it will be found handy for yachting. camping,
have ll fine line in navy blue,
collars, some without. $1.50
A study to watrb the (litter—
;lll, from the latest novelty in
barley Mesh for street wear, to tile three-yard heavy Chiffon
ally round lillii round.
0 yard, plain and ili‘liiSiiiCiiCii,
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prngress at the Wash Goods
ll, Cllombray of fine quality,
)OtiS, Stit‘il as (..)‘rgalltlic and
Lawn. Quantities from 2 yards up.
The D. M.
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TRIED BRIBING A JURYMAN.
Boston Contractor Gets Jall Sentence
of Four to Five Years.
BOSTON, Jilly 28.—-A sentence of
from turn to five years in state prison ‘
was imposed today upon Thomas J.
Scallops, the former Boston Teaming
Department contractor. for attempting
to bribe a juror during a previous trial
of himself on the charge of fraud.
Judge Bond. of the Superior Court,
who announced the punishment speci-
fied that the .ilrst three days of the
iIIIprisonmcni shall be in solitary eon-
iinement. Scollans was arrested in
New York a few months ago as u fugi-
tive from justice from Massachusetts,
where he had been indicted in connec-
tion with the city teaming frauds in
1898. After he was brought back to
Boston it was decided to try him first
open the charge of attempting to bribe
o. juryman. Before the disappearance
of Scollans there had been two at-
tempts to try. him on the original
charge of fraud. but in both instances
the, case was taken from the jury. the
first time because of alleged objection-
able headlines in 4, newspaper, and
on the second occasion because of the
alleged attempt totinflneucs a juror.
The juror who was bribed and who
was convicted and served a prison sen-
tence was a witness against Seoliuus.
”-5.000 FIRE-1M ME‘RlDEN.
Iantirc Department culled Out Early
I 4 Thin Morning.
MERlDill‘N, .ltliy Elle—«A destructive
’ilro broke out, in the engine room of
the Andrew Fry/berg Arms Company at
2:15 this morning, 'compleiely gutting
that department or the factory and do-
ing damage to the amount of 320.000.
One hundred hands trill be thrown
out'of employment for some time to
come. , ‘
The fire was discovered by a pass-
iag piitrolmnii‘ who turned In an all‘uln.
The blitze ’xovo‘ti‘o ilrbmsp‘n hard
iixht‘snd not it the’ entire tire
ilKlitiiid appdrptu or this city Was enli-
od out Was it put under control. Fire
Marshal Bioetiitlold‘reports that the
fire started over the beilpfn~hnd close
undel- thereof. The ion is fully cov-
ered ‘by insurance. ”We“ mpanY'li
officials this months: ave"ou. a state- ‘
mom that. worker 13' ‘lic repeated at
. i
the'plnnt ui‘oom ospuflblbu
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110 CONVERT TTHI- MOIMONI.
It
horst. Isecret’aryot the Brooklyn Bliss— 2&‘1'1‘110 steamer which want. ashore I ,
boil 'Club. died at 1:40 o'clock this yesterday on tbswest coast ofthis is- 3&1}? lihfill‘q iirlltuh. Il‘W‘ZE-‘T
morning from heart tailor-e due to all-i land ill the French, steamer ’I‘rlgnac. il‘r oriclt W grandma Millie
elitism oi! the Maria- Hell was born iii. from Rosario for Rotten. Silo remains Prophet“m In I idlpmdl‘ths: "at
yours ego intnaitlaioré. ‘1 . Z. ' ‘ on the ”tailspin ‘Ibadl , itlou. Her Joseph Smith flit Moduli or hi
I . wé-ére—v- cult) of corn is sing ttilloned- Recrgsnlssau. , - of 'wter my
Port chums to Pia Ila-raids. , WW saints ham . . or prognostic to
The Emeralds. of an .lllost. New MAKE. “Ti-ll LiVlfi LIVELY. ocuvsrtvtheilp use!” uh to'tho
York. will play the Port Chester it. A. ,Orino tentative limit. Iilyruo, filvcl lot-mar prisoiplbummoevcsms to. oil-
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