Is urea-ed. “
bares, Jen. ii.~“laadrirs" was
" lb venheduledhaudatths
W Months ways and means
ream l. Itillttge, of low Yeah.
[W .. “gm 3...”th
. from‘ par v
Mat *- tom»; centsa Under
“mammalian-hut
adutydaw, while lulu the
lltaitwonldhsarduty amounting to stun.
Henrie- Kant of llew Yuk, an liar
m, wasthefllwitusl. Herald that
thsdutyou llthogrwhic work were in-
m the importers would be crowded
‘Isumtaieasvettheneadlepsa-
mos. Dansuafnesueratte
Malibu.”
Imam 11.4th
“arcades-institu- torthehoaorot he-
ths lJthographssI‘ annotation. is the“
WNA
isgesteetsd as thedtetnrthsgrsatfatrof
mm toil-visa!!! by tbs
batten-tumultuous.“ aselaims
eithsasuoasl committee to soastdsrath
wwssnssntai withallthseeavinetugpow-
woflsrystoqamessaddhpsssioaatelogie.
hatata bishowthsiatpse-Ionisystetm-
”that the othr cities arsattll'hitt"
The-usher iaadvoeaeyof Weanington’s
dsiuswsreAlsaaadsr D.Aadsreou, seaw-
taryoffis‘hatioualbeard of promoflon.
lyreal. ”howling thstaapayb
n“tbedflriet;laj..l.w.l’owell. di-
rastcdthsgaological fiveyuvho talked
tabverof a permanent equation-t the
mudGsLFdlegmmofThsBalti-
“American.
Ila Represented the Ill-Ina.
ILAntbrsounsodestly stated thathsrsp-
mtdonthboeesaioo the forty-one states
and thoss governors and other
ofleislswereinsmberso! thehoardof pro
motion. Thk emphatic statemeutwaafol-
lowed byan enumeration of the intense
tinalandnsttonal annotations whichhave
hdorssd Washington a the onlyeity in
wktshitwould be to holdaeelebra-
lieu of Columhns‘s great discovery. The
“introduced byths boardof promotion
was that discussed—tho one by Sonata
Inuiknar appropriating s15,wo.ooo ontof
thetaeeurmamltheotherbylienatorilor—
muthoriaing the Distriotof Columbia
tobasflW.Minhonda Ir. Anderson
pidspscialsttentiontoflenator Faulkner's
Mum-Athenwasno about
the poprletyand advieabilityof the cele-
ltatiou being thoroughly national in its
eharaeurandmagnitude.
The Othr Cities Icatloned.
Between the other competing cities, he
mid, three were mercantile rivalries and
inlet-in Washingtonhad no manufact
mnemondallthecitiesandan
minuscunldmeethereon oonnnonground
free from local disturbances or political
complications. Theeapital was initnlf an
eapodtiouofno mean importance. What
mhuildingawereerecnd wouldbeneeded
In t forall time. The
was, Shallthe exposition come to
government or the government go to
the I Thocity’scapacity forfeed-
ingaud sheltering a multitude of visitors
wasfltentonched upon,and the statement
wumadethatwhmthereweremflw
Knight‘femplarhere during the conclave
mumwm there were nevertheles
Inllylflllroouis uncalled foronthe regio-
bdthe’l‘emplarbureau of information.
~ “0 In. York Party.
Th World's fair delegation from New
York has arrived, and consists of Mayor
w J. Grant. ex-Congremnan Bourke
goings-Seaotuyofthcliavy William
, sax—United States Senior
Waterline. Gallanisl Buttsrihld, C.
Rfiutingtun: Johnll. lumen, F. B. Thur-
hI,Gsn.P. C. Morehesd, William Stein»
“LWAIIIMSuow: E. D. AdamJ.
Simmons, Charlee R. Flint, Con
”It'll. Elli, extc Timothy J.
manage G. Haven, Park Commie-
“r Waldo Hutchins, Col. Elliott l7.
Shepard, HenryC. liner. E. I. Wd,
Illusion, E. A. Walton. Daniel I.
M Donal-d lloody, Beth C. Keyea,
Jal- . Franklin Ia Gunther,
Jae-pa David 1
out. The duty on all printed matter, he
ustewYork. appeared in behalfotthe
thought. shouldhereduosdto ispsrosnt.
1W. (bulbs. tingthsmillown—
manufacture of sawed foreign hard wood.
lie asked for a change in thalangusge ofths
tart! act relating to mahogany and cedar
a) that a [rotecttvo duty may be imposed on
sawed hard wood. which is now admitted as
sawedlntnherat .2 per thotnand foot. A
duty of :5 per cent. ad valorem, he said was
of New York A manufacturer of items and
other thin papers. asked for the imposition
of a duty of 8 cents per [mind and )5 per
cent. ad valorom on their paper. J. B.
"core. of New York, addressed the commit-
tee at the duty imposed on wool and woolen
goods, and the duty imposed on the raw ma-
terial which entered into their manufacturaula
He asked the annuities to give them free
raw materials. for without this our mann»
facttsrere, he said, could not nourish. If this
was not done. the tariff would have to be
made so high on the manufactured articlees
to exclude it entirely.
J. R. lemon. of the Home Market club of
Beam. spoke in favor of a general protect-
ive tariff on all imports. He read a memo-
randum of some palm; of tliflmnce between
the house administrative bill and a bill pro
pured by the Home Harket club. Their bill
moses to inipoee a duty upon every kind
of covering, with tho exception of the outer
covering used to mots-ct. goods during trans-
portation. It extends the lime for which
impoer merchandise may remain in bonded
ware houses without payment of additional
duty from one to three years It also per-
mits the presence of the importer during re-
appraisment hearingn, and increases thetime
allowed importers for making npplicatlon
’ for reappnisment from twenty—four hours
to ten daya
Henry Van Glider. of New York, and 0.
L. Rose, of Boom, representing the leather
industry, complained greatly of the under—
valnatiou of imported leather. David Clark-
sou, of New York, wanted the tariff on
marble increased, so than Italy could not
monopolize the marble sawing husinen
Samuel It. Kerr, of Philadelphia. and Frank
Kerr. of Baltimore. urged a maintenance of
the present duty on salt.
It Looks like a Murder.
Emma, N. Y., Jan. ll.——I.ato ymterday
afternoon Chief of Police Little was sum
mouedtothehonseofhlrv. MaryEilen-
berger, at 520 East Church street, where it
was reported that a man had shot himself.
When the chief opened the front door it
struck against the body of William Ed-
wards, a well to do farmer. residing in this
county. He was lying on his face in a pool
of blood, and a revolver was lying byhis
aide. Mrs. Eilenberger was the only living
inmate of the house. She said that_ahe and
Edwards had quarrelcd over omey mat-
ters, and he drew a revolver and threatened
to shoot her. In attempting to get the
weapon from him it was discharged and the
ball entered Edwarda’ head. It was dis-
covered that the ball had been fired into
the back of Edwards’ neck, and that the
coat collar was burned by the powder.
Mrs. Eilenberger was arrested for the mur-
der. The couple have maintained intimate
relations for a number of years. Mrs. Ellen-
berger is a widow. Edwards was married
and had a family.
Wobursl'a Strike Practically Over.
Worm. MantJan. il.—-At ameeting of
the striking workingmcn last night Grand
Master kaman lowland announced that
the strike lockoutin thelcather industryb
pramicdiyendedandthemenwcreordaud
hack to work next Monday morning. Both
sides haveagnedtosubmit the matter to
thestateboardofarhitratim,whowillopen
a hearinginthe we next Thursday. Be-
forethe state hoardw'lll take holdof the
matter the mfscturm mist open their
factoriea,aud the man must go back to
work. Themwillhepaid from louday
morningwhateverwagatheboardshallee-
tablishfor the future. such ps'loeliat to be
final. ltisnndssstoodthatthestate hoard
will not determine the lengthof aday's
work. It h-timated that the strike has
cost upwards of simm
Ionian Phys Ills Forged Iona
lineman. N. 7.. Jan. u.-ror aaastiias
negotiatiosnshavelaisn inprogress between
'l'homaslonlson and his creditorsfor the
settlesneutolthenotes heldagalnsthimhy
the latter.towhichitisalleged,he forged
theinilta'semt. Attorney Bnlehowaa
retainedby Samuel Moulsonand Cornwall
todsfendthesnihbrooght againstthemou
thenotsahasheen acting.attheirreqneat,
seattorneyta‘l'hosnsalonlson. Bastatas
thatmfaraslonlmu’s auditors are con—
eernedthaeasshas beenssttledbythepay-
mentofallaotasaliegedtohavsbeenforgsd
bylodboa. Thsamuuntpshlinaettlsment
wasahont 814,”.
no Accidentally Ibat Ila lather.
m1“. lL-r-Whlle John Drab,
neededforprotection. William ll. Osborne, pan
“John Wanamaker. one of the above
named defendants, answering, says that he
house! the voting trustee- as in
plaintifl‘s bill; that hedoes not whit tojotn
in auycouras which nuytend to impugn
the motives of the plaintiff or delay the cou-
ltderation of the questions rated by thebill;
the neat election for oflcers of the
phla and Reading Railroad com-
pany for the coming year will take place on
thelllth of January 1910, and inasmuch as
the plaintiffs bill has raised the question of
the validity of the powers of the voting
trustees, he respectfully asks for instruc-
tions that he may act intelligently in the
premises. and in accordance with the judg-
mont of your honorable court upon the
questions at issue. “
The suit was brought to have the voting
trust declared null and void, and the corn-
pnny put in a plus that the suit was not
brrmght in good faith. This was overruled
by the court, and the defendants were di-
rected to answer. Ir. Wanamaker is the
tint to reepond to that order.
Hill Waited for the Fighters In VIII.
Amanr, Jan. li.-——(iovemor Hill sat at
his desk at 3 o'clock waiting to see a quartet
of prize lighters. It was the hour set for the
bearing upon the asked for extradition of
like Cieary, William Muldoon, Jim Wakely
and Charley Johnson, charged with particia
pating in the Sullivan‘Kilr-ain fight in His-
simippi. They are wanted by Governor
Lowry, and Governor Hill was to determine
whether he could have them. Nobody ap
peared, however, and no word was received
from either Inspector Byrnes or the men‘s '
counsel. Later in the day the governor was t
informed that the men had been released
upon boil and could not besecured by In-
spector Byrnee. The men‘s counsel, Mr.
Mitchell, had telegraphed to Governor Bill
aday pryor asking for a postponement of
the hearing, but the governor had not
granted it. Nothing can now bedone until
Jan. 18, the day set for the men‘s examina- '
tions in New York.
A Frightfnl Boiler Explosion.
Chicano Jan. ii. —A terrific boiler explo-
sion occurred in the basement of the John
Morris stationery and Printing company,
Nos. ”‘5 and 1:1) h‘tonroo street, causing
won, but no loss of life. The entire front
of the building was blown into the street
great plecesof heavy plate glass being strewn
for half a block around. . 80th was the
force of the explosion that pieces of glass
were stuck into the woodwork of buildings
across the street. A port of three doore in
the rear of the Morris building were torn
upand splintered as though by acyclouo.
The cause of the explosion is not definitely
known. The following is the l'ntof the-afl-
onaly injured: Charles Wilson, Mia Harrell,
W, J. Hartman. Herman Swanson andJ.
II. Smith. George Borges, a hamster, was
blown acro- the street into anopendoor-
way, receiving bad wounds in the head.
Zvletiona at Punmtawney.
linarono, Pa, Jan. lL—An Eraspecial
from Punxautawney, Pa, says the evictions
have began. Several families were ejected
atAdrian, and one Italian familyat Wal-
ston. The pat-ti. evicted took lodging
with their friends. and their honeehold
dents were taken charge of by the minus‘
committee. Ho "shines was attempted,
butitiseapectedthat the ltalianawlllyet
resbt and cause trouble. The company give
themeutbeoptionof going townrkatthe
old rates or beevicted. The men seem to
radar the latter. The miners' committee
are making preparation to accommodate
the homelemwomon and children.
flatter-ea Pay Well for Sport.
mec. Jan. ll.-—'I'he sale of learn for
certain salmon rivers and speckled trout
streams and lakesiuCanadatook plaooat
thedapartmentofcrown lands. ’I'heseleaasa
are for tongueodingwith theoloaeof
the present
venture brought Outward Bomainetiil;
ill). Beveralriversandlakeahavehssadlo
pasdofpmvhmlyatpfivahmhchiedyto
formerlemeeawthatthe total revenusto
povindal governmenttrom
mostof whom are Americamsmounta to
MmthanOIWMO.
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mic-tress 0st assns mist I neatht
Mimuwidasieasrtwteus.
'3 hen-eyes a,
inherit" es
.. wetness-agawg
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lanai Notices manhunt-s.
$31M ‘3'“
“I It. RAYMOND.
Builder and i‘outractor.
Workdonebythcdsyoroontnct
OIefootolllnviiandSt onWam PM. Boafll‘l
C n. Fan-rota. '7' I WW
Caterer for Weddings and Parties. Ire crin-
eoustaatly “Beer hand forth: sick andl well lite oaio
MM wiunnwgg nouns“. (-1-.
“‘83- I J. OAWYIB.
TILE.“ or 1
Instrumental and Vocal lusic.
liaideace at In It ll. Pleistod‘st Washlnetou
street, eonth Noses! a. It?!
A LIX- 8. GI BOOK,
’lmm-It ( f !h( hm (loom tional t‘bnreh,Watrr
bury. Tagger of
i‘immforto, Organ and luaicai
mmposition.
to It lock Box at P. 0.. nonwauxxnm
i ”tr. omen.
.
i‘nrpcntor and Builder.
l"2\l'll| [omitted and lstlnalelgiven.
lotus. .25 r. ! all kinds promptiystteuded to
.hn Ann «that. near
P O. “8.8mm: Norwatht.
I n. renames.
' swam in h. It. Quinlan!
Undertaker & Embalmer.
ELEII'I'RIC HIGH? 3!”. [It 1'!!! OFFICE.
310. 4 Knight 3!. Residence. t sin 8L.
880 it.» Vat-walk. Conn.
I s. “It?
Architect and Civil Engineer.
":flh‘almndmmu agflm'w
of buildings
nuns “amateur.
WNW‘: finBulldlnr annihilation":
St.
Box 175
SOUTH KOB'ALI SAVINGS BA“
5) Washington Street
“Dailyfromttollanmndfrom i to Spot
«a tardayevealnesfrmnttos
a‘lninroet allowed on in. noelts
ALB“ BOLIANBI’IU.
Khakis “whet:
on."
Monument: and Holstein
m" ....
orfleadstonefmm
dlrecttotheshowmomsot
allenmpletesnd
“Wand-elector!
willeothe team
m...
P.W. BATES.
llallofktlb
FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
’ NEW GOODS
Basing removed to fear dams shove the old
stand. intosnew time. and started it with new
goods. among them epecislly adapted for
Holiday Presents,
haboo Isl-altars. heels. Sevens. hoes Chairs.
lhotveats standaat nob. in tact “everything you
can think of in In farni'llelina
Ivayhodylovitenm local! and ”look at a bright
llFfl. ll. llllllllllm
46 e 48 MAIN ST.,
murmur, or.
.. Canned Fruits.
thfiXK” "KKK:
A. DICKERMAN do SON,
84 WASHINGTON WI‘REE’I‘,
gm a! gunman
Areuowpnparrdtoodsr
Canned Goods
0' its to Quail a' low pslcee with a dbeonnt
concert neonate-tosses!» as per sppen dad
PIIOI LIST.
hp. can, I can» me.
In I Roam; 'l'umato- s. iuc per an. t care use
Lima nus like, u can deans
pic n.0calvstllc
latleune Pess.i
Harmful has. ifirpcrrao toenail c
lacunaeh. lichen-an GinnlW
ltriegB-ans taupercsn near-atom
Golden Pumpkin. l'c prrta. team
Inchias Bay Muster line the pet can we cans 81 i5
Balaton. itc pet can. it tane (m
We call rpul ll notlca to our
Epicurean Canned i‘loms,
Parked at Bar I'lnb r Heine. warranted due. no
gri (howoeraul Prinm at short notice Also
slce' msithcy are with rings: mgc per can.
can- tic.
listed llesne. the per can 6 cans Bic
Blue llm es (rp'endld pits) it”: per can
Whlflffkflém wt all. team the.
L. Norma Antique. 22c pcrcsn. 5 cans ‘l.
in Ilmnia Peaches fl. pert-an. 5 cans 31.
Califmma Unro one Plants. tacptr can, beans
II to.
“auto role in Plume ”email. 5 cans 5103
California \t him cherries file not C'ln.
California Bartlett Pars. modem.
N agaul’alisWhlteChtrriee, l7cperctn, acanfltc
Quality of all these Goods Warrantod
Any not right will include good We still cm-
:inn: to volt
l-‘lorlda sweet Oranges at 28c a dos.
nuimnm
McLEAN & STEEL,
Carriage Builders!
No. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR OF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDlNii.
Wagons and Carriages made and re-
pafred. Signs made, lettered.
ar-d hung.
#4..
JOBBING PBGMPI’LY A“!!! 0110910,
Int.
WEEfiiiiT‘Ltfl.
Carriage Makers
And manufactures! of
All kinds of Wu one.
Trucks. Carts. e
howdy... not... .i.
M Road Cane only m
Horac-Shoeing and all
kinds ofBlaokamithing
Foot of I-‘rstnllll St.
South Norse-lb.
apt! tf
WAGONS
new and mooudphand
Buggies, Phaeton. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices. to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
CANDIES
Diallkllfia MM
BAKERY
warm!
MohnEonund
91M! neon-m men. .
ooaauoonaaoam mfg-lads MIM‘
PRA'I'T’S F0
—— FOR——
Hflliii, flillli am] Plillifll
Sure Cure for all Ill-case.
MAKES “ENS LAY
BALED HAY AND STRAW.
Peat Muss Stable Belling
——a’l‘-——
Elli, Elli.
butt f the a pier unnot sup y
ugltll'ln‘ct tn fluent". enclosing with“
shor a uni
w. DoucLAs
$3 SHOE mot...
flnc‘salf. Ile- ancsi (-rnln and Creed-
2.“ EK” - .
z.” ”Ah-852.1};- WORK"!
33 & $2 SHOES dota'o‘lls.
Ju‘ems anon iron muses.
rim“. acne. lint run-g
John Schaubn it Son,
'ummmmhnlli. fl‘II
JOHN n. Fortress,
WWeaud “like!!! in all kinds ct
Gill. All! i001]
Brick. Limo, Cement
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, backswaana. boom
Ion-taint, Franklin, and
Wilkeshsrreg Costs.
'lanl for RUBBER Pill?
Yard‘footothshlngtou and liar-
shallatreets. Braneholoe statilson
mansion uto-
"at-W
HUMPHREYS’
SOUTH NORWAIJl.
BR I Be} EPO
Antiwili It! putt. WWW ,
“I.
It‘ll".
“my”. ”flaw?“ I» “than. Joan’s“?
‘limm. ll. allmllilllllfiOl, '
Sanitary and Hydraulic mun
”sin 0.... 05 l ‘1 Wm“.
soon amass.“
Artificial titone titan. Coping,
[AWN ROLLS...
CAR ilIAflF'. BLOC; K8.
the. doc-
Mmufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 Watts: HIM bull
t a v or no mm “
"U l it. '~ I‘ t LIPPI ‘6. Branch ohm l‘mur'stflvrsa Ii "1,"
n m- t l ”mu time b, machine power. by a WATBKVILLIJU, Y-
«Hinton t mmy tuta' expo.- tuna. Leave your -——~————-
., m . (7 m tlrvgmy' . M r! "ii"! “NW Irwattinrvctlag-tndtitene'al Werh'm
V: at Vomsk m ”kt am he on M attend
m ., .. V l ’ ”in. jtll‘ rt begivmpvo-pt attention.
'l'na 00in” Lawns! Prices.
Milli Mill SlillES
G LOVER & OLSEN’S
.. QI’HCI.“ Alnrl‘ IE8:
Our 9 I n K i L: "tn-120085.- .o m the finest cvcrriirred in South Norwalk.
L m :- ”Mm K: c ii. mi Sewn! Ladiaa'Panh turned and write at pricrsthat
mil mun r. ,nu
A lul . , .l L.fl|~.—',
Chltdfl'tr' mi M: Show that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
leader.- in the it: oi :zmi Shoe 'l‘mtlt-
COME FOR M
Your (lhrislmas Presents
UNIVERSAL ETORE. ‘
-—~— ~00.
h
Novelties of all kind: in Fancy Glass Ware at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
an
GLASS it
We hmlba v
Teanl'l‘alat
b Town.
aroused ‘ .
Tina-Q“ )
Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at . ‘
UNIVERSAL STORE.
Just What you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
myriad)? 133373333335 £3,333: mhg‘nyhhervt’t‘ther, and your,“
parents, just call at ,
The Universal Stor‘ -
No. 10 North Main Street, South liorwalk. ‘
E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprieto
H
('or. lain & West Ste.
PL 0 Bl ll 6,
Steam ill (limiting,
smut HEATEtS
aan ,
not Air Heaters.
Norwalk Chronicler