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.IIIIIilaltIIglilclllollll Regain
Ingliu itallludlsnlui circuit
. : Immalcs Dlgcsiloniilleni'lll
nos smallest. Caulatlsacitiu
Opiuul. titlrplttnc nuriiltlcral.‘
.1 VorNancorlc. .
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afford??? m
Apcricct Remedy fort‘ousti'u '
lion . Sour launch bladder
I. . ,I WOI‘IhS.C01lVlllSl6ll:V.l:€lIJi‘lSll V
.. fl nessanIlLossol-‘DLEEII
Fa: Sizlillc Signature oi‘
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
ilse
, Farther
C_ .ihliil Years
MEN WHO. CHEAT THEMSELVES.
l have known umployos actually to
work hardor in scheming. alllritinu.
trying to keep from working,r hard in
the performance of their dutica, says
Orlson chtt Maroon. in Success hinge
azlnc, than they would bow to work
it'tllcy had tried to do their best and
had given the largest, tho. most lilIIIral
service possible to their employers.
The hardest work in the. world is that.
which is grudgingly donc
’Vl‘ltc youth who is always haggling
over the question oi" bow mnuv dol-
lu‘IsI and cents in: will sell his sIIrviIIIIII
for little realizes: llou ho is IIiIrIIIting
himself bv not. looking- at llIIIl Ill 1,0]
salary be can pay himsoll’ III IIIII. Icuslng
his skill, in expanding his IprIIIIlIIIIIIII
and in making bimscll‘ a hotter, strong-
cr, more useful man.
.__,__...-_.-___..__. .......m. ".m. ...-. .. .
DAVID w. RAYMCND. [
Funeral Director i
and Embalmar. 1
Drill Main St.. South NoinalkI
estdence, 6 Washington St. |
Telephone at house. 593.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
il
V FRANK c.
¥ Van SCOY
PLUMBING,
' STEAM,
HOT WATER'
AND
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron.
and Zinc.
. Tin.
A . . V. 50 SDuth Main Street,
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Copper
...' l
Hon-«Vi ondcl why it. is they
meal: oi' the bluohing blide'.’
alwuyll
SiIcImVothing voly IIanI II kuble about
ll.
considering the kind of men most
women marry—«lllnstratcd lliia,
Scott ~-\’t'onlcn
to pain and pleasure.
- I\iol't«'~lint therc's one degree of tho
llItIIIlI sl‘lc can IIIIVIIII tltttlin~llnh1lcaltdo
lilt.‘ jI),\'.-—~l‘3.\’0lll‘mgc.
linsballdmllid you hear
\l'llt'llll broke this, morning?
”In >‘ltll‘lll, ll wag
\‘l’ifcw’l'llnl wasn't
tliII now
(William—l ialtimorc
girl washing tlIII
AlIIIIIIiIIIln.
arc. kccnly sensitive
tho. storm
on llilt'ast
(lycrw-ilighining l'l’It‘tIlll ly
mall in Kansas. and I‘lll'i'tl him of dya-
pI.Ip.I~:ia.
did '3 GIV'l‘l‘I
‘llgo News.
.‘IlrIIIth‘llIIvr
ills willow lIIlIl luv.
stI IIck a
do you know Vii
-(.‘.lIi-
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"And you t'llllllllt‘lllli‘ll III‘ the
I.\.(‘\HVI.
l'IInII wilc‘s new but.
cIt tlIII philosophic man.
boi‘oro i saw. how big it wad}
ington Slur.
u
"in
coat of
:III:II.I.IIIII-
II that war.
‘I I\\'III2ll-
PE
Spring Goods
Now in Stock .
6 Plain and Ornam‘cntal
Sign Writing
E. E. Gorham
’ Decbrator
. It) First St. East Nor-wall:
TELEPHONE CONNECTlON.
a SELL
I
_ 75 lbs. Oats to a bag. .00 lbs. bran to a bag, 112 lbs corn to a
bag. Other grain and feed 100 lbs to a sack.
We invite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
quotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
market.
Jeddo and Grass Creek Coal
DELIVERED IN voUR CELLAR, 2,000 LBS FOR .66. 56
III
M ‘ .
it}. E. MIIIld in building an addition
to hip resident-II in litlllo uvolIUII, i,
Mina Edna .lIilyIlIIanIl‘g. oi (I‘ovc [WU-
Ilno, was a visitor in New York city
Slllll‘lay. .
Ono. Ol. two bolatcd oysterlrlcn not
out this mIIIInllIu tor the tttIIIlleorl oys-
ter grounds.
’l in. Misses (.llara and Esther John-
son, of 8 New alroot. v/IIIII: visitors in
.it’ill'gttiOWIl Sunday.
, William ll. llalcor. 100. and “MW“
Nash, iii). are to play tonight in‘tln:
pool tournament of MayllII‘wIIIr [look
and Ladder Company.
The cantata“lloatll and Min, to be
uivcn at [IluIItIIr tiInII :Ii. titre East. AMI»
llllt.‘ MI'ItlloIiist Church. will ho reI
hoaritcll this chxInllIg.
'l‘bo \V'IIIIIIIII‘II lI‘oIIIIiun Missionary
Society will hold II looming tonight
with Mrs. (that-ion K. Woodson. at tho
l-Jant AIII‘IIIIIII MIIilII‘IIllat parsonage.
licrt. iirmvn, of l‘icllsant sircct. IIIlII.
lII’tIliy upralnrd his that recently at “In
South Not-walk i‘IIIIIci in doubt. .is mill
laid up but honor. to get around again
in II {my days.
Oscar .Vndcrson has: laid down the
kcel for II t'orly i‘IIIIt launch for out‘otl
town partlos, which 1.)l‘0lllit".(.‘S in he a
iIcllnlI Mr. Andoraon i3 conutrnollng
tlIII bout u‘. his launch works at Orn-
[Ol‘ Shell Point.
A bouncing iIIIbr boy. weighing (fl III-t
pounds. iii‘l‘iV'l‘Id yesterday in tho hunk:-
of Mr. and Mrs. William VV'IIIId, in
Fort strccl. Both mother and child
ill't‘I lIIIllIII'ItId to be doing nicely. 'l‘lliu
to their first arrival. _
.lobn l‘lt‘l‘IV‘lll'tl. of. tho. market ilrm oi
ltydor and Howard. in propurlud in
IliiiV’t‘ with his family from Stamford
to East Norwullt. Mr. Howard wont
lIJl lillt’ change of IIIIsiIloncc.
iI: Col-ham, or East. avenue and
liili lPl'ElVV’Mltlti of Rowan ntlIIIlIt. at—
it'llllt‘tl the session of lAItIchtlo Con
slatnry. in Brldguport. yoatlu‘day Ili-
IIIIInoon, when acVIIIIal dcgrocu in Scot.“-
iish itilII Mllhtllll‘,‘"ll,r'(ll'0 conferred.
It IIIIIIItiIIg Will be. lIIIlIl tlIlI; IIvon~
ing at 7245. III llIII Rescue Mission on
tho \V‘asbinuton strout lIIIlduII. 'l‘lIIIsII
moctinus arc hold at 7:45 and all are
welIIIIlIIII. The weak night. meetings
are bold 'l‘ncsdllys. Thursdays and
. ,V . . E
The Ciliford
Excellent Gululno.
Dinners Evenlnqo.
' I to 8 p. on.
Sunday Dinner: 0 Bpaolaity.
Dlnmr Parties and (Banquet:
Solicited.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
rciephone “.131
.— Wm...“ M..- ”w"... . .
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards. .
Stock and General Information Ticker
bio-— -
Sunday Dinners, 75¢ts.
I TEL. CALL m.
Wall Paper
Hangings
(lur spring stylus are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
ilIIInI III you. Priors range from 10!.
' to $10.00 Double Roll. ' ,
Sole ‘\.gI.Inl t‘IOI lI‘I‘ llcck & Co. and
.lancuuv & Cnrpcntor 5 Wall Papers.
Crockery. Glasawmnlc llonsc Furnish-
i‘IIII: loolls. Paintbru' Supplies. English
' lllno China by tho piccc or not. These
goods will not cr.llzII
Solo IIIIIIIII for the Columbia Phouo
g1 apb (lo '3 Talking Mu‘chincs and
Double, Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 65c.. Indestructible (‘Ilinder
Records, 35c. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Piculrc I‘Izllncs
to order.
llcst Mixed Paints; $1. 25 per gallon
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
s7 WASHINGTON man,
, scorn NORWALK.
TVEL. c0N.
\
respectfully solicit the patronage of all
YARD TEL. 46-2. ‘
VVel'
from a 'PIggery I0 a Palace
We have now on hand the lamest, most varied and complete stock of him-
bor in the history or this company or any of l s predecessors, Vand
I
ythlng
mbor users.
VMILL TEL. 46-3.
Daily Line to N. Y.
Tor Freight Only V
ts’PP Piglgi’iebgfifi’ Piling“:
Pier 28, East River. New York, «00‘.
1 Dover Strict). every day. (except
und‘ai’). at p. m.‘ Freight received
lit“ NoIIIinik p to 4 p. In. and Soul!
110‘;qu up /to 6:30 p. m. .
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Ann
in J. smlth.
,. W991
I
c. c; Honolulu.
gonoral Agtm.
‘ ‘i
i“
it! St ImI‘IoIIl this morning to got ready
. llII, dock, which was voted 9. number of
gnuwnomw l’ Quito II III-spcctablc sized row it its
Hotel MahaCltenio
ls alcoiIIII a tunic?
,it strengthen the nerves? N0!
the nerves? Veal
about this_ family medicine.
A Sbrsap in Ha Free Prom Ale D
0! Does it make the blood pure? Not Docs
Your Does it final-is: the blood Ipurc" Yc§,!I;l)
By asking your doctOi; 0a
Ayéir “s Sarsap‘ariila a tonic?
ops; “it glycogtlwn
can learn more .
Follow hisV a vice. «’I" 'Al‘m't
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the, .
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and (Illicicnt service at
all times
l’claonnl altuntlon givcn to all
pIIclIcriptiI‘In work.
(limits for our trolley panama
Corrie in and wait for your car.
._ BRIDGE PHARMACY
, .I. PARKER, Manafie’r.‘ _
I IIIIIIdII A, with Leader 1‘ l-.l Mills in
charge
()II iI‘Iiday ovcninv Mulch 12 tho
I'Ilpwoliili .IIlIglII-z will hold ll lubbcr I-lII-
cilll at tho know of llIllwaIlI Simona.
Winfield slrIIIIt. Each person in I'Inkcd
to brine; all tlIII old rlIhbcrI; or IInbeIII
of any kind. ice cream will he sorvod.
The launching day oi (lcorgo R. Van
.tlslync's III-built yacht Elskct is now
in sight. Ship (‘arpnnlcr Ayers (Ix
ports to finish his work this week or
port, and then IlitIIr caulking and
painting the ulllp will take to the
wIIItIIr.
A monthly bunincsu planting of May
ttowor Hank and Ladder Company was
bold last night at the limit house.
IIbIIII vIIII tom. business of II routine naI
II III was tranuactod. One. new man»
lII-I was lIIlIIIn into the company. filed-
il‘hi'idil l’ ll. Fielding.
llr, i” ll. Bukor, fleet surgeon oi the
bins: Norwalk Yacht Club, who is an
enthusiastic yachtsmen, is about to
I‘lIIlnoIlstrato his skill as it. yacht cal"-
pcntcr. lI‘lIIot Surgeon Baker is mak-
ing arrangements to build a. trailing
skill for his nout launch.
The cntcrtuimncnt committed of
Mayflower [look and Ladder Company
intcnlln to get. together some evening
this week and talk IIIIIIr another dance
similar to the enjoyable alfalr held
last Friday night. it is expected that.
tho next. dance‘ will be bold in about
a month.
East Norwnlk bus at last got its pub
months ago by the town. It is expected
that the new dock will be of special
benefit to tho oystcrmcu and will be
particularly handy for boat owners liv-
ing in the vicinity of Benedict Farms,
where it is located
The members of tho East Norwnlit
Yacht Club, do not propose to worry a
great deal about a boat anchorage, a
topic which has been a subject utcon-
aldernblo conversation or late. The
club is now making arrangements to
burn a basin drcdged out at the brunt
of tho harbor, whore the club house
is ln'lllt‘tl.
sIIIII.d took pluco lat-3t night in tho
IiI-iIIilv IIi' lbcnannt atrort, tho mol~
inc spirits bring n. party or young men
Acoldinr; to tho
Eltjl't'l'ill window puma ‘wcro slummell
by tiyimz missiles. The names of the
EVERY LADv's DRESSING CHAM
VBER
. an.“
should be c uippcd Willi a nutty.
snow White, one piece “Standard" l'or-
colon: Enamt‘iliatl, Lavatory. _
Have you over stopped to consider
how déllghiftlly convenient it would
be to nave ill. . cold running water
In yum-4dr .. g sloop
ins, i: ‘ot‘ first. floor tollct
.0962? ts,presnuc,o would adorn you
m6 Moot. deg’rco of comfort. '
W6 Ml! gladly quote, you pl ices Our
plumbers are. strictly comnctcut mp
ohabics, boiiésft. and reliable. .I , ;
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAVIVN AND WEST 8T8;
I184? P969
eating.
HOT MAT HEM'lNI- i
no? Am gamma.
sIro‘vEs A b NANoEs.
SLAIEAND. m R QFIRG.
Gu undateu ,Eltt
stat comma
i
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Compan ,, ,
i7 WALL STREET
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIAII" 1 “V
ONE MINUT xFRDM DEPOT.
EUin‘A NPLAN. , .
Oui- Ro’olpi I pecial Featm. Gas ‘
and Electric ng to Throughout. Ev« V.
er‘ RDDn’iH'a‘ ed.
’ A16 is6AtIDNABLa.
,6an Con bption‘.
Iing thé {Haiti , ’vP Bvrtorl'o ind
Bass a. Cola 61’ u . a Way; on draught
An'bouur Buqéb Hour on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
mull... V and Stcam
M I F'htturd.‘V .
HAVE Youtség‘n out; crock Dir‘ ‘
RIC cIIIIIoND D _
The Jones‘hHotcthss
NORWALK. _ .
in ‘6, Idtlud. j‘
Tot iophvmvv
participants in the altulr have not yet
iIVVIIIIIl made public.
H. O Mueller. or South Norwalk.
will wire the Muyflow er Hook and Lad-
dor Company truck house in Van
Zandt about this wcok, for electric
llullta. At a rccont meeting of the tire
district it was voted to extend the dis-
li‘2ltl. clociric llglltillg‘ii system into the
arc house. Several residentn 0: Van
lendt stlIoI-It have atop signified a de-
Site. to have the same service.
The local oystormcn are catering
into the pro otost against the Action or
Govclnor Illlev in nominating II sue
coasor to Christian Swartz as II mom-
lVIcI' of the slate.» shell fish commission
lifter II faithful service or. sixteen
your}; with‘ great enthusiasm. As told
in The Sentinel last week,- Governor
IlliIIy cont in the name at. William
Latlnop a ‘well known Waterbury
III wrpapor man. The oystcrmen have
no oblcotion to Mr. IAItlIIIop pcrsona‘h
ly,.lIut; Mr. Swartz has always been
very accommodating and has also been
II coIIIpIItcnt member of the commis-
sion, and they believe he should be re~
tnlnIId. An important factor is also
their being able to not their licenses
right at home. instead of going to
Bridgeport or New Haven. I
IIIIIIII. .
Tho funeral of the late Mrs. MuItlIa
E. Thomas will be held V‘Vcdncadny at
tcrnoon at2 ,Io'clI‘Ick from the. home. oft
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Darling,
West Side avonuc. Rev Mr. Irvine.
'patsor oi' the ‘Rownyton Methodist
Episcopal Church. will otllciaie.
The members of tho Iloton Point Di
visionof tlII-I. United States Volunteer
Life Saving Corpa are making It great
effort Ito secure the, piano to be. given
away by A. Dickcrman 8; Son, in South
Norwalk; and born; to install tho in-
strument in their rooms at the close of
the contest.
. A. genuine surprise party was tIIudIIr
ed to Miss Minorva Sniiiln at bIIII home
in Raymond strcct. last IIvtIIIiug. ’l‘lIII
yonngIlnIly. who is very highly thought
of in those parts. and particularly by
her intimate friends, was taken com-
pletely unawaros when It large num-
bvr of the latter swooped down on bcr
around 8:30‘o'clock. and thII laughter
which followcll orIII iIIIl contusion wan
loud. and lon‘g Gambit were. quickly
stalled. and indulged in for some tlmc
with the. greatest. pleasure reallltinjz:
therefrom: then came singing and am
tosque cutting up by the tumona
“Dutch" Band. oi? Rou'uyion. which re:
ccivod very material assistance from
tho rest of the company by way of
helping along the sport. and after this
followed a much ncIIIiIIIl brealllinl,
spoll. during which It collation was
horrod and thoroughly onioyml. thn
tho repast was safoly out. of tho way.
tho fun again started up immediately.
and wall kept up until close to mid»
night. whcn tho merry gatherings; dotldr
cd that they bad bad enough. TlIIc
party was a complete success. and ovI
crybody declared on departing that
they had enjoytId tlIIIInsclvcs to the
full. Miss Sniilln, who only roccmly
rotn‘rucd trm a sovcral woekI-l' so
jail”) at SyIlIl.,‘I. N. Y.. exports-I. to
Innko nnotllcr trip to that place on
Thursday. on this occasion to be gone
until tho (but of .inlv Ilcnco tho sur~
priaII party last night IlIIr many
friends will miss lll’l‘ \c . much and
will look forward to tho limo when
they can have bcr back with them
again. ‘
llllllill il____llll Ntllllllllll.
(‘Iuolinc lilcClcllnnd. of Darlcn has
ordered a Model 17 Buick touring car.
Dr and Mrs George ll. Noxon enter-
plinoda compam of friends Friday ove-
IIing. in honor of Dr. Noxén's sister, .
—-Shouldcr Steak 120 lb. .Gelst's Mitt.
There. are uncalled for letters at the
Darlcn postotbco addressed to Rufus
\thtcrlnlry, it Stylus, Mdrgarctte
Spnidic and Mrs L. R. Durham.
The entertainment. given saturduy
t‘Vt‘lllllg by the Glcnlu‘ook Minatrcls
was ll. very pleasing ev iIut. though thoj
atto‘lldantc was not. voly largo. 'l‘ho‘
program It as worthy of a moon larger
turnout. _
The members of the Darlen Whist
Club were pleasantly entertained Fri:
day cvonlng by VIII. and Mrs‘. R. L. Gil-
lott. at; their home in ‘cio street
Th3 club will iueot two colts bende
with Mics Helen March
Frederick Barbee. the
i
J
. \
butcllor ar-
rested in Dorian, Friday. acoustable
. .
l
Iva BELIEVEI‘THIVSV‘TElA T0
at; TH": D‘Ejs‘r IN TOWN .
M 6 ‘
. that place Sunday by an officer
l
t
lIItIliIe blue been unable to gottrnce of
‘ i
. l WESTEL
l
V VIII
‘1 Ambl‘oce Brewer tor the II’utboIIi‘IIIIa ‘oi‘
WoodbuIy, New Jeluey, was tukon to
Whom
cam up after him. Burnt-u, Ilur big hit;
ithor stay in town ‘mado II nlnnli'er
of ill-,icnds who wore sorry to learn of
his plight and would not be at all our-
prlscd to lI-Iurn that ho Ins not in the
wrong so much as declared.
There have been more important
business changes in Dalton during the
past few months than in several years
recentl. The latest business to change
hands is that of James Bates. the:
grocer. Mr Baton has sold out. to
Scbllclitlng Brothels. who have uh .
ready taken poss’osslon. Mr. Bates will .
remain with the now firm for a abort
time, but has not. completed entirely. 1
his plans. He states purveyor, that.
he will probably remain in D‘arlen mun
fall and then go to California If he
likes tlIathaciilc Coast state, he will
probably settle. there.
WESLPlllll.
Indoor. the,» our all
fl b (Adi Ill;1
i
65rd Makes lis chtlll [ill the
3‘ I I Year oi 1907 V6
.V, ., VI... r-‘II- I . II“
The rtpor.’t of thorbtntc Mill'd 0i
pdllcutlml Zin- lilo/Villlnd tor. the 3'97!”
34307-1968 gives the lbllowinu flfiuruu. I
,I The. number or blind humour; regio-
IIIch with tho board Sept 30. 1.903-
was till. Fifteen have, since 613.61,! AMI
Id and it) discharged willie LIV!) PM“
Tied, making the total number WNW
tor odSeiIiA 30 1908. iii Tho toro-
8011111. saw that 78 blind persons have
. received. instruction nndcr the 4W“?
the unfit Ivar;
”Essa 52 were old run, a d
'Itlttlts. ’1
Nine, tlIIctI, boys and six girls, Ito-0
\ . “5516mm to the. Forums Institution and
Thomas Kirk has unturned 'VVtrom a
trip to Waablnglon. ‘
Mina. Francis Dav has returned {mm
a. visit in New l'olk.
MIN Harriet Price eni‘mrtained her
daughter from Bridgeport Slmday.
Rev. Ellis B.1)I.Ian will pmnch at a
Lenten service iu Bridgetport this ave.
nlng.
Mls D. B Bradley and daughter.
Miss Ruth, have returned from tho
South. _ '
Mr‘s Robert (limit. of Riverside ave-
V
cellar last week.
Mr and Mm. William Bunncfl of
Wright. street. have returned 1mm II
month in Florida .
‘.Mr and M16 lein Bee-Is ontol-
t'Iainod a number of blends at; whirl.
Saturday evening.
llcrmnn Petite sbippl Ii last work to
l‘I-osidcut Taft mx unarls of Compo
Mill pond oystcm.’
Frank Talbot is. uttIIndlnI,r the big
convouiion 0'. 310 Woodmen of the
World in Sit-auntie, N Y.
The Iadiw PAIIch-oicm. society will
Inert tlIiSVniiJIrnnmI with Mrs. William
long, North Main street.
..i Fred C." non who is spIInding the
uinter in SI vunnall. GIL. soul It bale
or cotton first wool: to LII Nolan. V
'l‘iIII tllvflIII-I-ycal old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Holt’xoy AllIIn. ol‘ (‘ompo street.
toll on a store and broke his nosc
3.10an dl'b‘ cf the lI‘arznoIIs‘ Club "mini
l'ricndv but last IIIcninI. on tho" I. Ill)
trollu: to attend 21 lord IIII in South
pmt. .
Roy. and lira. .labcz Ruckus. of
Eli! IIbetiIlown. N, l'., and II IIIIIIIIIIII
II I) tor in tow n my visiting old t‘IlII uds
’ l'
Willard B. All lllllS has returned from
a. llIrIIII works. business trip llllolmll
the South in thI intolests ol (l. \V‘.
Bradley Soup Company.
Mra. William S. chlcr and two
Dbildicn. Edith and KIIInujIh, will
leave nIIxt' week for California to join
M'r. chlcr at hos Angcles '
:Iirs l‘IIIlor, wife of the new pastor
or the Conglegatlonal church gave an
I‘IIchIIstlng addlcss in that (IlIuII-b Sun-
(illV' cloning upon “Missionary Life in
Southern Arizona.” Dr, Powers run
tiered normal violin solos
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SUFFRAGETTES iNVADE NEWSPA-l
PER DISTRICT. _
NEW YORK. March 9-—'l‘rue in
limb plomisc. a band of sull‘l‘attottcs
invaded the Ilowutown newspaper dis-
mm m L" zilti oelock this morning, in
the hope or coulolting to the cause III
II oma I sudraga the night on king em-
ploycs ot‘. tho nowspupt rs along Park
Row Standing on a wavon drau‘u b\
one horso ton .womcn halted in trout
of tho 'l‘ribune building, and the
spcoclnnaking began at 3 oclock. Al
though more wIIrII few persons on the.
StrIIIIt at the limo. a crowd soon col
looted a'IIIl listcncd to the talks A de-
tail of policemen and plain clothcs-
men kcpt Omar. ,
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TYPOGRAPHICAL uNION LEADER
, ARRESTED.‘
NEVV' 0m 1-] ANS, March 9,-llenry
S. Hudspcth. former president of thc
New Orleans Typographlcal Union.
Was ai‘restcd late last night. charged
with fraudulently obtaining money
from the union Ho was a candidate
tor tho precldencv ot‘ the international
Typographical Union against James
14.. Lynch. at; the last. . convuutiouol‘
the organization.
sEmDuva INJléRED vi;H N TREE
BROOKLYN, March 9.‘"S}'dlle\' W,
Bard, .assi'stant tl easurcr of the Brook—V
1in Savings Bank. was probably sen
iously injured ytherday, when a. tree
trunk which he had sawed off close to
the ground kicked him in the abdomen
as it fell and then falling on him pin-
ncd him to the ground. He was ex-
trlcuted by Neighbors and taken into
his house. The extent or his injurleii
hVaIeV not bccn determined.
KlLLED BY AN UNKNOWN MAN.
‘NEW YORK, March 9.—-Antonio
Lombardo, 27 y'ears old, whileienterlng’
his. apartment 0n Mott; street, today,
was s. ‘Iot. and killed by an unknown
man. Apotbol man in the apartment?
bullets and. seriously wounded. . but
will recover. Two men are. under de-
ton ion as wltnossos, but 50' for the
the man who did the. shoodug.
VSETTLING SHOE sTlTDHERsV’
STRIKE...
LYN 'N, Maud, March Sir—Tho pro-
gross tnwai‘du a complete settlement.
of the shoe. stitchors‘ stillto is moody.
nix firms inivlng‘ al‘guéd the new Wage
{seale' demandcd by the operatives to-
Idav. These additions to the list; oil
,Iannnutaeturers who bud planed prowl-1
ouslymllngs the Ilumbor. under the
new agreement up to twc‘nty or about",
No -ItlIIIdVII of all in the city.
nocrgest‘an Megan ‘06
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RDLIIIIIITLII N v. Mill‘Ci't 19.;ii0v'.
0. A. Jones pastor of the North
baptist church lIIIIIII. has accepted a
.I V. call to Calvary church
at Wcstorlv.
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a
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l
g
mic killed a large blacksnnltc in beIV‘.‘
. been established in
. the hand wealth: of Inigo. Tim
. of the institution; Sis lidpilii‘.
Fralcesco Tllrco was struck by two ,
Masmchusctts School for. tie llild;
43.115 boys and 18 gills; iot‘ p pullout
01' the Corlncciicut institute for lilo
Blind; and the adults. 18 men and
’cigbt women, do the dopuitmuut 0!
trades or" tho latter institution-
The genclol standing. hmdress and
conduct, of those receiving instruction
have been. on the whole; satisfactory,
and such as to justify with a law 820
CPht‘ions théir colitlnuance in in; in-
silt‘ution'h ammo. they have been lIi
ucténdance during the past your, that
their education or training may be as
complete as possible and productlIfe ‘0!
good results. Dlucontinuancos were
necessary in several instances. but l'Dt'
reasons other than
work. ..;I
01’ thtI 15 discharged
eight completed. the co _
account or unauthorized nbsenco,‘ one
tor unsatlstactory conduct. one for
removal from the staté, and one by
reason or improved sight sulllvlepl. i0
uurrant attendance at I the public
school II
01' those who completed “will” it?
of training. six returned ioth‘élr ,.
towns where all, except, one. into
businean. while
two bale been given employment in
the Iiopartnlcnl of trades ’
Of the (it registered with the Wild
at tho close of the your, seven with:
albumin.) to the Perkins institution our
Massachusetts School for ilié Bili'i'd
$8 to the school and 16 to the 686le-
mom of trades of the Connecticut in-
slitute for the Blind. . . a?“ -.
During the \’efll'103;QflS§'S,illl_TB
been matte to 30 or mom of thbsn who
IIIIIIIIIIIIId instruction untidy the". till
vision oi the. board and are now oh-
gugcd in busintIssI; whilé. coliccr'iiiilg
llIIISI not visited lniormdlfihmw ércrer
possible has bécn obtnlnod. As, lur
.ilS pIIuSilIleV the condition or tt‘ii’quo
lwho has or or been linden ihh sodium.
01 tho board is kept in toucbywll ,, .
“the purl-sonnet and Dumb
IIIA and caretakers reaminéd
throughout the your. ‘
pupils in both thI
nurser was about llt‘oI' gum
health of all was excellent; 0
deaths occurring among thé
tlIII IIISIIlt ol' bI-JurlusIal‘Iutui VD
bro, and 11ch other from
contracted unite iii bomb
1': Ition l ,.
“the building fund create
IIeaIs ago now niuolilitd ilqtgl g
plIIIlgIII-I. to about $18, 000 an 16266 (It;
IIIIVIIIIIIItlng to about $16 660‘. hai‘e‘b
the
25‘
$35 500 appropriated by. ,
Ilssenlly tor the marl; 19
bursements of 122.490. is
made, leaving a'b'alallcc o
Ibo. proscnt roar of $I,Sl 0,26“
general balanoII silent rsllop’ , bulgiice
ot‘ asuets DII-I- liabilities Ioiil as 6215’.
At the (it‘ll: rttnéInt oi .tra
rccelvcd instrutlioll and.
mom telephone sw ltc‘ Ibotll'tl.
and mum making bola;r Add
list or things tallullt IIIII won .
loom being inhtuilcd idl “It
lug plant has been fliaconimhtld" _ .
several years trial mta ., tho; it;
coma not bé moccasin rugc‘ ‘i
trades. Job plithiVlIg could , V
on in a small Nay. .but fiber
éliough steady employmont t‘i,‘ ,
'ciem number of men. Tho am
on up by this will be given. to“ «
mattress department which it'll lié »
laréed. . -
'1 he total number of blintl pEPPDna .-
regiatcrcd in the various do H V, . .
tors. chploy 5 nd wotmé
women all tbiae algae of ti: h
the same its at: me Ibcziuui
numberIof .admlsploua an
being alike. 1‘8; (In I,
40 an: In tho school, 0
sery and 32 in .tlm.l dopdrtmoii fr g
tIades.I .I first Ilii .. ,lutleo till . ‘.
pupils. mid, H ’
eight pupilsV and
men and Viollléno
—'-—Hives, ccze‘uiafltéb I,
sets you crazy. Can't bout!
of your clothlnigln Don
NEW‘HAI-VEN normal:
Nmrnavlglv Midtown,- ‘
Initlee having in ohhrflwdvo; ‘
tion of the purchase at cell ‘ ‘
tho 0m Ivnenl’il III? iaiilllb‘
[laid some 626 out) out alt.
was worth, brought! 1116
close last ut'ght; AM‘
I'I rid‘
Iceived. the .alim of $500; It:
heart-j. Inna rouimluuai with: a“
over an tastlmony. on . .rh‘m‘
expected in the course 66V twob
‘ 110mb iiruyn Pwdhl. PPMVanlfi , , ,
Curtain mile! to; yevuruundas, il‘eildtmit ’
Hoopla ”Milling ”North“. mbfti P“?
bi) olsIImIl Lilonifoy\ V’Ionoem' '6 ll' ‘
voids in ‘24 bonus. 'l'lIvy nru so plutuutlix lo ' II
mall: and lllli'llllctit! as milk. Citiltllg a like, tho“
01w iitliiiillHatlIIInlIiuiIIIIl‘onro. N1 ”WVWV’il' (11,!”
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