mep 3... nay-I . 1mm c. ILMVIQI'III. ii“: l'llllht‘l'l . It" . .AAA MI W Vuniehee. Point: “I W»- 1 . , , In, 0: Roweytm, to (loom A. Dutiy. It.“ Now 'i‘ _jrlt formerly on South Nor- .unmtr tip to s: an no . 0:1; Shop, in rear ll Wall St. [Wee PInIIIy Killed. / “inched by I mob of (w i I ”tidal." line. I wealthy citiaen. A Ion oi L Bonn: elem Ind shot him til dutb. 1.40:: VIII Irnesteti and oily men visit tho when and took the priIolicI‘ «It. to hop: him. A spectator 381W fought the mob to I Itnudoti In the prison. but was knocked down with I club In ran out. ,of t 1%”. .fl‘pn Mn Sargent 3"???“ Ion Io‘ho 0 Inch o to him! It“? till to 'subdue the prlnone'r. rt to a piece «(It yardr distInt wee Anne. * but bone ioylht every inch of the way. the tit, chic niprked with uplotch‘es 0 hi, . It is cold no wnI beaten to’denth before he ln’siiy was hInged. Four of the members of the mob were wounded so badly. that they may die. , . . ouitrv-corr'm. . iiAnuhtlncemcut to mode of the on. (figment 0'! Min Kathryn E. Collin. tdrpf Mr. (Ind Mrs. Samuel (lol- It Bot young people have a large 0; tripods In South Norwslir -£J«. in in III inummmnm. NORWALK CONN, ARI HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Victor and Edi Shh Ma- . chilies and RecordS Tit, iIrpsIt,,InIi,beIi momma oi ,, Meohlnu Ind Recorde in the Twin Cities. _ t; liailg In ill i. Y. for freight? only not! after TueIdIr Johnny 3. ”F: Propellers. will leave “layer. Newdg'orls. (foot , eyei‘ , except Bunting}, ”It in in." whitish}; received It Norw'InI up. to I p lib Ind South rtonwnut STSAMISIT (:0. Mining J. Smith, c. c. HIpImIn. LIIIIe. Oenenl Mont FOB Cutlery. Tools. Blnds:mitll Slip- plies Ind Genernl Hardware, . no To ' 39 MAIN smart lilo Norwallt liardIIaro 60. AND FOR Skné Sharpening. Special Tools and General Machine Woris. GO TO J! hxwwii I“. “"- ....i ' die or . on I ie I Joke. but COAL oi glitterinp . poqdnoeo II the one thingm neeoful. the Thing! I temper the temperature these wltitry dIyI, one will not pd» Ind Our Cort needs no Ipoltrpy. Yoti ‘ mil! [my hero with your. eyes shut. and" ; get full value In heat for every dollar II expended. And “AUG tile ihl'ngb ‘. iii fillii lid Bi viewed? , ‘Attendsnco nllhournw day Ind night“ ‘ FREDK. 8.6180)“: uubnn'rnxrt’a’. lt‘unersl Parlors in Connection. body Attendant. , not. Oillce Ind Karim It so. MAIN IT» ocurrt wwo'nwn'tk m PLUKBINO AN” IWAI Ml nor m unkind now out nugget. , co'l'el. rim” ’ ‘ ryetlnded Ton run,- in". yI: mutiny. ‘ . lilo , luv lute (III II brother of. ,, . escaped. wilt“; saw the “mm %‘ .wmw I“! ,D .Corwm one; arm: msswlot’rrrb'rm time. rut—r?” , , rum Samar :(1 It '3 L Miller 8r Jordon. in! Estate thins. Olin, lloyi’s TIIIIIII Building. IoUrIt uohwnttt. hill Odin 18l Stilt liltii "tritium Real Estate and Insurance. We have mom and... min. In income prodnolnl Mi”!!! thIt must more”. In voted with the rapid intent. of common. n .a. «I, ~~va~w .. Hotel Mnhnckemo. .I. R. counted. in. Service Ind 'Cutrlne Up to" [into listen .2 per do] Ind uprrde ———- Stock and'tienorel Intonation Ticker shin Dinners.“ ,75 Gums. ,' FRANK C. VAN SCOY PLUMBING smug HOT VV‘ATER AND GAS ri'r'rii’id Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper Ind link; so South Iron am. So". Noemi. Cir-ill. Iowa uoIIWILIs, court.“ rudders I count. IANKIHC Iusmsee. . , keel ‘ mo tubes. two more than the largest For lilo: ‘lhlriy Years Sillill LAKE SUBMARINI TO Bl NAVAL WONDER. pp: M _.- V'eIIel Expected to be Able to Cross the Atlnntlc Under Her Own" Power. , "if Simon Luke's lute“ undertaking Io succcsttful. nnd there In every rcnson to believe that It will he." (said In American submarine oilicer recently. "the United States will noon own (I unhmnrinu that will break npccd re- cords on the onrfncc of the water. that can ntenm acvnnly coneocutlvo' hours beneath the surface. and. If necesnnry. .an run an wheels on the bottom of the occttn.’ The Lake (lumpnny is a. Bridgeport concern. This In It brief description of the wonderful 500vton submarine ,cruiuer that Simon him, I nearly designer ofJ submarine torpedo out has under- taken to build tor the A erlcan vay. Lake has agreed“ 1 i he Iepsci Id be built by the Bath run orlm should fall to meet all the nneclllcntioun the government need not buy her. ,On the other hand, it till" does come up In upccificntlonn. the government. has ugmod to pay 949' In 000 for her. The now submarine crulner will he over twice all large no the biggest sub marine now owned or building for the navy. The government has stipulated that She must havo a nurface speed of fourteen kuotn an hour. Mr. Luise, on the other. hand. expec the craft to dove-lop sixteen knots It the surface. and a submerged epoch of nine and llto-tenthe knotp. This wonderful croft ivlll be 161 feet long. She will displace in tone hourly soven times III much an the Holland .over four times that of the Porpoisc nml Plunger. and about three times that of the newest tvpe American rub- marine represented by, Ili’o, Octanun. The new unbmminc will probably so into commlnuion in May, 1910, and it in said for hot thnt site when ready for non will have n surrnco steaming rud- Ius of over 3,000 miles, She is expect : ed to be able to maintain a submerged unccd of Wu nine miles for seventy consccutivo hours. while. if necessary. she will be able to roll along the bed of . the waters in which Ith II submerged ' for several hours, on wheels that are to be fitted to her bottom for that purl ’ none The new Loire vessel will not dive. bill,‘ will Ilse and limit with an ever: time will be filled with Itlx tor- cricnn submarines now curry, and ii have ten torpedoes. eIch one of . unacicnt power to sink nny battleship ‘ afloat. The new submarine will be :Ifilnped with I door in her bottom. by h ch (I. diver may get out without Th win; the water to enter the vessel. is expected to prove of great set- p'vice in the search for submarine mince road, the ex loration of molten wrecks. The now out will be driven by mito- ilne. and him will be able to cross the ' Atlantic under heir own power If she comes up to oxbectntious. Grout lirit- iaifi' iI also sold to in; building Inb mariner of a largo type, while France ls reported to have two Ihlt Will dis~ 0 place. 800 tons under delimitation ITO? THAT or it me reIult In IIIlIn BIlIn is break ever tried. almoltt m“ min Bra tip celds when ”will ldc 25c. 50c and $1.09 Will“; The Cllfo dialer . roan-Hmon- a: «in ”Min 1‘ udm', m N‘ “N. I“ ii’ dezmvo indium mouse-wean" W“d"ilni ' ’ .«IvIutInnmIo-Iw ilIid intern” in comm the Long IIIIIIII sound Pinion Coal dealers at every port from New York tIANcw [W are interni- ed In a movement not IloIt It I new In; of representotive Me in Will" of blame” bold yeotordey Iitemcoli looking to the formation of In buo- cinilon to prevent a chntluuntion of the hits from coal borne: en route to print:- atop the shore of the Sound. Cost - in (in: city Inuit night “M will and ambition would hr or- centred In a than time, but those who were lint-II werov necretlvc III to th preli inane“: initial, II III im- tiers homerer I It when the con! men their om batten in good workinl order every often. will be made to check the loss of cord, which into been rather more in thin Ind oth- er Connecticut cities. .Thc loop of the coal fell! upon the dealer to whom it is consigned, In ”W transportation companies refuse to take any riul; of thefts. in this city. It lcnst it Is thought that much of the fuel both bituminws Ind IntbrIciw. III tttolen at the winning-points, while , in Hollie instances it is known that till On arrival here It matter of a few toms has been tIiIcn from the borne by the thieves and turned over to a second party. Thourands of dollars are lost Yearly by the coal men by these thefts but ' qccordlng to the' Object of the now now sociation. this loss will soon be stop; pod, or none of the thieves will polls I: little time with Warden Gunman of Wothcrsdeld. TO OUR! A GOLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXA'I'WE BROMO Qululnc Tablets. Druuiots refund money If It hill to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sine titre is on each box. ‘ Inttctce or Inseam-non. .— Hartford Organizations I’ll. PIpIrI in Mercury's Office. The Odessa Benefit Asoocintion of Harttord. incorporated. tiled article: of association in the oflico of the sec- rotary of the state yesterday. ~ The purposes of the association are to get together as many Jewish members I» nmsulble who come from (locusts. RUS- nla; to aid and anoint one another; to deal in real estate Ind to own a come. tery. The incorporptoru are Morris l. Cohan, Joseph Becker. Louise 8th- onulty. Semttcl Ehrlich, .lncobrlioslu, Louie Gcinxold and M. Knlcchmnn. The ’l‘ifcreu lame! Lodge No. .35. Independent Order Song of Jacob, of Hartford, line filed articles oi nu- ttocintlon. The lncornorators are H Iii. Sobolevsity, Max Lerner and Elijah .Glassmsn. The P. Donnghue Company, of Hart- ford. has filed a cortitlcnto of Incor- noratltlft. The company has a unlit-l ., of 820, 000 had will out in' ale, wine. beer. liquors and spirits. The Incor- porutoru are P. Douaghue. John F. Cuilnhnn and James; H. Clurlsin. The Pittubttrg Elastic BnIIncl Cont- nany. of Hurtfoifl has tiled its cct‘ti' . Ilcnte of organisation Frank . nmwn. of‘tthlby, 0.. is president Paul D. Cochrune. of Pittsburx. Pt, II nec- retnry W. H Coehrene of the same city. iii (mater The' Luise Hornfnli Company. of Hartford haI filed its certificate of or- (pulsation. Loire Her-fail is prpsldent and treasurer. Robert ii Brewster is vice president and Charles E. Arnold is secretary. A certificate of organisation. hIII been ilind by the Bridgeport. Bronze Marine Point Company. of Bridgeport. The Patrick Varnish Company. of Dnnbury. lute tiled a. certificate of in- corporation with n capital of $3,000 The incorporntors are Harry Mon lmtnblin. Alvira 8. Patrick and How icy Patrick. ANOTHER ENOCH' ARDEN. ~— Grahnm Hetum With Fortune to Find 1 HI Wife Roman-led. . years after he had Jnyetcrlonply dis- appeared from his homencnr bore.1 during which time he had accumulated half a million doilsrs,’(ieorge Graham returned yesterday to find hid wife married to G W Kcomrh Several weeks ago the couple learn. ed that Graham was" alive and upon lent advice were married a second time. Upon his return. GthIm at once went to his old home. expecting to iiind his wife waiting for him. was meted by stranger . who told him that his wife had In ed Kcouzh nearly seven years ago. Graham located hilt former wife Ind her husband on I prosperous farm near here, Ind when heumIde him-elf lmown Mrs. W, minted, When Ihe revived the woman threw her Irms around Mr. Keougb's noel: ends enriched: ”Oh i can't icon you! best of all. " After altering to divide his» fortune with the couple, Graham sold he pro- poutlpoiesbnclt wucuhedunnt l love’you went to our his former wife's hepni' ‘ nose. wr’ ..., MEADVILLE, Pa..P‘cb.12.-—Sovcnv He. Noveitlis Shown Upholstery Fabrics. Day by day new things have been arriving it} our Lp- bolsicry Store. Not all are here y‘dt, but the dippiny Oi - Velouro In new tints Tapestriu' m silk and mixtures, Printed Tnfiéta'e in cotton or flax"; Crctonnes. foreign made or domestic. uitlI all the less costly but. pretty and decorative Geneva Cloths. \rt Dcuims, Silkolincs and Madras Draperies, is enough to laminate any woman and make her long to be- gin Spring rcfitrnishiug. inexpensive Goods that are beatndul. Tafi'uas in heavy. thick cotton, orcrprintctl in dull green and lmmn foliage patterns,a also III lighter effects of bloc and white “I. 35c award ~ .3... Geneva Cloth in printed patterns Chintz imitations, , reds, greens and browns, very decorative, ' 22¢ a yard. Silkolincs. The newest are in Persian and Oriental col- oriugs, very bright and rich coloriugs. z ’ szc a yard. ' . :,i Croesbar Madras in dark “red, green and corn, cvcu' squares. ”Very effective for windows in Mission or Flemish rooms. 40c. When in the Upholstery Store do not miss a look at the large case which contains new Specimcuts in Arnbinti Lace Curtains and Colored Madras, with some rich ltucd .Vclour. \V‘I: Third floor, elevator in Carpet Store. $1.00 Handbags In so (It. A small collection of Handbags which have become a little lmrt'attd soiled from bundling. They are good large sizes. in tan, brown, gray and black grained leather, imita- , lion walrus and seal. These have been $1.00 and $1.50. to close out. Leather Goods-Section, center aisle. Outing Flannel Bath Robes and House Gowns worth $3 25 and $4.00, selling at $1. 98.- ; s We will. units it I. ‘nenp. 'M ‘." Your choice at Inn ) Neck Yiccc I‘ll “t - .“N , thdroh’s Soto 'ditcfi prices for Mormon, '5“de Ind fink Borgnino‘ Iii odours thine 9M3.
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