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mméat saw-shun.
mmmmmmvarnw
_ v ,. thatairaadheapbapaw.
3 .4. q < l I!- Mia-I; “not“:
7 fig . ,. M“ t mob-us plea-It'dmataaat“
W" she had w “my.
manna-oats mmmxmfl was n.
In , I. forthav tors.
. ialvoseesa- was roam ”at; Jammy, formerly menu,
’ ' chicane Arguments. agar Iiuota Contra road. was
WI 1...". an. In . memo-ammonium
fwhlfl speaker haters tin
wee-ama- list-rosy. ll:
5.7
d‘W’F‘z ill”
ortahlr care for 150,000 visitors daily.
listen
M i.“ tale 9‘ ll mm “(RIM “It! World's “it before “u m“
' ' g‘ my area mansion-mum». Senator Iliaeoeh.
new .wm hthnafiwtfll 0‘ thehaaring cimed.exglreaasdahopathata
wet” il'lll II M“ liewYovh reportapoatheWorld‘a fair bill would he
. firgW'I , madatotha asnateaome time this weak
‘3 “.m- 1' N' '"' A neaoLv miNiTIATiON
While doing Through the Iyatta a lb
tater ls Fatally Inland.
Homeoroa. W. Va, Jan. ill—Jr!» Rev.
J. W. Johnson. of the Hotbodiat Episcopal
church south. of "III city. died at the par
' w m !slterday from injuries received on
i t ‘.“""""""‘° Fridayvneniagla‘whanfincom nywith
.4 1M”; iof Width-Hath € ww
, u. . . ' l. W . I}. 5"!" . R.ou wisci'y waapam rough
'1‘ ‘ 5., fifi‘l ham? Motion ceremonies of the Royal Arch
. ‘ ' ”' on; lflhflllllmflmfln
WNW [”5 wq If“ . Il' bu"! ML";
‘ “VI. Yw-k. ahaaeua thraef‘hlcogos
dim leyootahetlantral park
q Mfidwifiiaandiuofmmilu,
. ' L”
noes-I7 that he ahaalddaeaml ducaada vault
thirteen feet cleaphy means of a rep
“churn-pended from the calling above.
Two other men had descended the vault
45' “m Vh" Wm previwsly, one of them being Rev. In.
,5 ”mmflmi -' ”'8“ lanhail. arm preparing the tackle, llav.
Mdmfl” ‘M lrJohasonstartedlodeacendwheu the
WW whoarotha
of a Mr, can get there
oflvacentaandamssimum
berof not laathan 8.000,-
Uh ‘tothaNaw York exhibi-
I“. dltaalfmakeaitaphenomenai
”unabashed bynoalmilar fact
Maya-a plaeaonthaAmarlcu eon—
do
The Financial Question.
'fl ”Minnepewaaid:
helnauflharelnregard
ltbuot like a co
ash
“fiat-puma in a fair.
to
I “Now, hayoudall other things in
Mitts-lousy“ makes a fairs
Withhekofmoneythat makes
3‘ ‘ "A’falreauaotgooncreditml;
, thankwheuithaanoaaaets,
‘ha‘its horde, became everybody
whatlt is. The chromo hurl-
Now uncariy
knotfaatauing the tackle to the lower block
gave way, and Mr. Johnson fell to the bot-
tom of the vault.
ledioal aid was summoned, and his in-
juries seemed to be of a painful though not
dangerous nature. lie was removed to his
homoaud received the careful attention of
his friends. but he gradually nah and died
liia remains will be taken to his format
home at Hannibal No. for interment.
‘l’he Aaarchlata' Kohle Resolve.
Naw Your, Jan. la ——Detective Inner,“
Brooklyn, who broke upagangof Anarchkt
ineendiaries about a year ago. states that he
has received information which leads him to
believe that a number of Anarchists in Np!
York and Brooklyn have cnlertzd into a
compacttocommit suicide. At least four
suicides have occurred recently among
Anarchists, and Miller lately received a let-
“I Ill-N“. St. Louis “d ‘r ““3" 1“" tor from an anonymous co d -
rrespon ent tell
an.” :0. «10.31) til-tag an ls! fig lng him that the violent Anarchists had
my hello 0 they a-amed br' .
the circle l hundred dapaired of urging about a social revolu
Wtheutheruh no meaneofen-
thbamawanent. Bot, inreal, hard-
fldenluriptiona that they can
Wm Ihelieve thatthey have about
at:
W..- York's
“Iain York
subscription.
«no
of
forthe
’halready pledged"
”thundered“: themagnifl—
”3de the metropolis, pub-
gal“ which would be available
the exhibition.
‘2 g'iahihitionwillbehcldfromltay
mr,’-idtheapeaker. “During
atWaaflngtonmtBtlmigat
"'lthaqamflonofpaaamaaand
fai Bataaexhihitioareqnires
elothfagaudthe
we have 5,000,000 of sub
“subscription areonacou-
cutheestatesof theauhacrib-
Claudia Theeoutracthasheeu
mhythemoat careful financhra
dhdnuMYm-nammimcyor
..l. tested. Theaawhowareaot
. Raqlvulutotheextautofaaveral
» team-m this authorization. Part
ofthelfuae-
aturalflistoryandofthe Inseam
totbcompletionof bothof which
‘fllephysicalpowertomovefaatand
tion, and there was nothing left for them
but suicide, as they were all destitute. The
detective says that when he broke up the
incendiary conspiracy he learned that there
were sixty-two Anarchists who had handed
togetherto burn New York and Brooklyn
and commit suicide if caught or detected
He arrested nine of them and though they
were not convicted the arrests broke up the
gang. Theyseem to have abandoned the
incendiary idea now and to have resolved
suicide. In at least two cases the
histe have killed their wives and chil-
dren before killing themselves
A Duel In Prospect.
Ausrm, Tex. Jan. l3.—A duel is impend-
ing between Attorney General Hogg and
Land Commiwioner Hall. The men have
beauatvarlance for some time past. On
Thursday Mr. Hall, in an open letter, inti-
mated that the state attorney general was
lmonnt of the land laws of the state. Ir.
Hogg, replying to the letter. said that‘oill-
cially he would not notice the charge, but
personally he would be a party to the pleas
ureof the accuser. Mr. Hall has written a
sarcastic answer to Mr. Bogg’ s communica—
tim,andthecityiafullof rumoraof apos—
sibleduel hetweenthe twomm. Theall'alr
gruwsontof theisnanceof patents to the
Houston and Texas Central railway in spite
of a protut from the attorney gmeral.
An Operator’s Fatal neglect.
Oman, N. Y., Jan. 13—11 railroad col-
lidouoccnrred Saturdayon the Rochestar
mound section of through freight 283.
Bothmgineawereeompletelywreekad.“
many cars demolished. Brahman E. S.
Walkswaa instantly killed, and another
hrskenuninjnred. it is statadthatltigbt
Operattw B. 17.1??th of
ordersfor thelocal freight which hefailed
to dahver. Probes resigned hi pmition
«theme-red.
”Pi" aftertheaecid-Itandhaa
that
than
Val tar .lhaldoaaamutttad'rsa'l’oidaat
morphine. ayaar!
aphawasworth .hutapaathiafer-
taaaiathemoataatravagaatllviag,“
“mails-a.
Alton, ills. haaaaparateaohoolaforooloud
ahildrea. Halfabaadsadof “clatter,“
by their parents, fussed themselves tales
3‘“:wa After mmtmlafé
w its asst apo- tarlopera a
(hove them fromtha violaitv
Stephen A. Hubbard. for twentyvthsaa
massaging editor and own- at
The Hartford Courant. died in that city
Saturday.
The National Woman's Chrlattan Temper
ales union has a membership of 210.000.
Pour Chicago girls, ranging in age frost
1 to it years, were eoavietadof
daedtlmeaehandaant tothollonsaoftba
Good Shepherd.
At Domldaouvilia, La, the family at
I. I. Braydea took atrychulua in mistake
for quinine. and three children died.
The New York state branch of the Fed-
aratiou of Labor will meet at Albany. Isa.
a purse of comb for a fight noel... Bolll
ran and Jackson.
John U'Keefe, treasurer of the Iron Mold
ers’ National union. died at Troy, N. Y.
George W. Booker, a gasfittcr in the any
ploy of the West tho ties and (joke com-
pany, Chicago, while repairing lt leak in a
gas pipe under the freight depot of the (fish
cago and Northwestern railroad. was no
phyaiuted by the fumes of escaping gas and
died shortly after being removed.
A heavy snow storm is reported in lowa,
which threatens to blockade the railroads.
THE COKE WORKERS.
All Amlcablu Adjustment of Their Dif-
ferences la a l'oaatblllly.
MALI, Pa. Jan. I3.~A few members
of the executive board of the Knights of
Labor are meeting here and considering the
circular isenrxl by the superintendents of
the coke region in answer to their scale.
The men do not generally deny the fact
that they are asking a large advance, but
they any that when the nolling price of coke
is liarod on 8L5!) coke, it is not any too
large. (lno mcmbor rmnarkmi that ho
would not be surprised to we coin: take a big
jump in price after the settling of the present
wage difficulty.
Operators are gem-rally non-committal,
but intimate that they will refrain from
signing the new wage male. which, accord-
of 33 percent. Til-s (mentors will perhap
give a fair increase in wages, but if the men
lnsmt on the present wage scale they will
probably let their works remain idle for a
while.
ltisundemood that the officials of the
Knightaof Labor unwilling to submit a
scale prepared by operators to the local as
aemhliea throughout the region for indorso
ment. The conference next Thursiay ho
tween operators and the scale committee
may result in a settlement.
Dust to Dust.
Pmtsonrnu, Jan lit-Hrs. Kelley yes
terday received a very touching letter from
Samuel J. Randall, who wrote from his sick
room at Washington, an expre-ion of hie
sympathy for the bereaved family of MI
friend. Preliminary funeral services were
held at the house this morning, at which
only the family and the congreeaional cous-
mittee were present. At noon the casket
was removed tothe First Unitarian church,
Twenty-first and Chestnut streets, where
public services were held, The burial was
at Laurel Hill cemetery, in the family plot.
The llaaons and Grand Army of the Rewv
lie asked permhion to hold services at the
grave, but Ira Kelley a request was that
the burial be private, and only the family
were present.
A Sound Steamer on the ltoeha.
Raw Imwafloaa. Jan. l:i.—-—Thestaamer
Cityof Worcater, of the Norwich line, for
thiaport, iaouthe rocks about one-third of
a mile north northwest of lartlett’a reel
lightship She struck at 1 o'clock yesterday
morning during adenae fog. ’i‘hecaptala
aadotherotllceraof thehoataaytbat they
didnt hear the lightahip'a ball. and losing
theirreckoulng in the thick fogstrneh the
rocks The manor rcatsou round boulders
and lies easily. There are fromflva tc
aevenfeetof waterinthaaecond, third and
fourth compartments Tbeother two water
tight compartments are not injured. The
paragon were safely conveyed by tugatc
thiacityaud proceeded tothairdeatiaatioaa.
Thestaamer is in charge of the cmnpany’a
Jan Breakers at large.
macaw, I 11—33
Magupaeihbfiuomtwl m
- mom; or new»... no: ohm
is taken into vonxiderntlun, and their scale ‘ '
ing totheir estimates, demands an advance '
”Wilma.
'fltfllatlargr. Thayeutthrough
Tansy-tyne “It loath III I loathe
MiaeataDe-amhalaaasias
I”.
lien“? 55:;
€55: SCI"
12:92:23
'asaaiaaaaasl
OOObQO’a’
: 852532”,
iesae‘fiwg
.8'38‘3‘8‘88
"~CC-Chflsfl
anviarramo issue.
«6
Subwriptlon Price, $5.00 Per Year.
“l B. RttfiDh'l),
linildvr and liontra‘wtor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Olefootofillvllaud BLOB WM EU Box"?
{I II. o' anrosa.
,'a
'almI lm Weddiu and Parties. Ice Cream
whammy o4. hum for he etch and well. Ilia cola
braids Ron: mil-fit“ ”T” NHWORWALK C'I'
‘ a... .r IAIYIB.
A TIACIII 0'
Instrumental and Vocal lusie.
Residence at In It ll. Helium‘s.” War-Illusion
“n.1,. 0th Nora-Is. oil it
SLICK Ii. RIBBON.
”rvuuln- ' n' “Noon lonaH'tnrch.Water
an, of
Finnsol'uv-au, Organ and llusicai
4' oznpomilon.
NORWALE C0“
mu rulin.'fll’.0..
I f‘, I “‘UI‘V.
' a
'- I-pI-Iswr IIIIII Builder.
Hon ""1"th and fifimtuglvc‘n
Lupin: ul all kinda promptly attended to
“to Ann street. car lain
F' 'l n: «3.50th Norwaik Ct.
I tl. JENNIXGS.
' haemmrwla. I. Quinta"!
l’IIdIaI‘lakcr & Emhalmer.
513(11ch Niall? 34m. IN Till Ol'i'lUl.
'44. though: 93f. Residence, 5 ll- 5L.
WI iiu- hsIrWIlli . Conn.
as s. an». --._
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Varnish. Plane. “Wit-fill Buperintaud
me for the construction of every Motion
of buildup.
TBRIS IMMNABIJi.
mm.” snug-'51:. w.- r. o. ugh
SOII'I'II NORWALK SAVINGS ll“.
5] Waahlm Strut.
Open Daiiyfromotollam..audfrom l totp. a
Ind on Saturday eveningafromh lSo
(fin oral allowed on Deposits
AIIDaN SC‘L;I\NW Press
JOH NJll. rennin. Vice Pm;
Mount: and Houston
IN!- IW MW
h.hulgo direct to thaahow Int-Ia of
llorwsikaadaaleotoas
alloomplsteandw
will aotbe la in
asses-ea luallkinb
cemetery work.
Mr
I’. “‘3
ll hm
BAT ES.
FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
NEW 000118
unmoved to foardcora above the old
stand. intoanewetme. and aerial It wlikaaw
Managua-epoch!” for
Holiday Presents,
Bamboo Foraitare. Ibsen, Icons Your Chairs.
loot mats
ataada. Iafaetevaihlq oa
anthlnkoflalka ills. ,
Him tonsil sad look at a both;
mmMneeaaa mightaswgooca.
1mm Ski-4331M!“ 81"!
hilltWAhI, 01‘.
y '1‘er
.5,
on THE BALANCE oil om:
HOLIDAY STOCK.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON srnnn'l‘,
SOUTH NOR WALK.
ELLE & will.
—_;uw mud Is 9%.,
.V.
'IIOI LIST.
0 «mean-we.
Plus aality‘l'unlo-s lacunae. deansh'le.
liars "Xegrcaa tcana’we
leaoaPeasl p re n aeolian
l'ranupeIcau. tcanallc
whitewash comm
htaua luperean. Oran-Ito
Guinean-whip, ltcperraIJcanetoc.
Iachl- hay lot-let. line, iacpurunilcanaflw
Union ilcpercan. tcanafloo
We all special notice to our
Epicurean Canned Clams,
Packed at Bar llarlrr. laine. warranted no no
pic. Chowder and Primra a! abort notice Alan
aloe ‘aat so they are wiIh vinegar. it)“ per can. 6
matte.
Based Beans. lllc perun. 6 cans sic.
Canned Fruits.
Bias Denies undid piss) itxc pereaa
Blackberdral par an. a can— we.
California Apricots. 12c per can. 5 cans OI.
(allfornla Peaches. ta: per cell It an! ll.
California Green Gage Plume. 23c wean, beans
l on.
Ilaalnwnia Home. ”I? per can. 5 cans $1.05
traillorula Ifat Cherries ac per con.
(.‘aiifornia Bartlett Pears. lac per cm. . _
N agara Falls While Charla, l‘ic per an. beans 0.x:
Quality of all these Goods Warmnted
Any not right will in made goal We still I: :n-
Iinnc lo sch
Florida Sweet llranzos at 23c a dill.
flillle & inmslnul.
McLEAN & STEEL,
Carriage Builders i
No. 65 MAIN STREET, REAR OF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazoo: and Carriages made and re-
paired. Slgns made, lettered
and hung.
JOBII'ING Flo-mt anaannoéro.
aua
WRIGHT & 917m
Carriage Makers
Andmanufaetnxcaof
All kinds of Wu. one.
Tracks, Carts.
.. 23%....
1e new
lawlloadtrarteonlym
roe-Shook: and all
hfifdaofnlaokgmthing
Foot of l‘rmnlillu an.
eons. Nos-walk.
spun
WAGONS
Reward sound-hand
Buggies, Phaetona. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
can and See Them.
PRATT’S F0
—- FOR——
,Hfll‘ili, Cllllfl all] "llllifllli
Sure Cure for all Dis-cases.
MAKES ll ENS LAY
3mm HAY Inn STRAW.
Peat Mass Stalls Bidding
——A‘|‘..__
III on
(tons. If th deal a not a“?
ahgndfladlrect to factor;r enellloelagw vleraaa
p .
Take aa shoes I:
3 5H0 E F“
GENTLEMEN.
flue Calf. floor I. and Grain audCreed-
r “ :23???“ l l Examine hle
,- .-
“no “ n Item,“ .\_\‘l‘).’.~lt;T .‘u r. “Dogma.
.00 \’ |D~~iihii H
”3. 50 Edi. It I‘ AND FA AR'WIJI‘" SHOE.
toorxr'n Yum f‘Al Ill-30
.2. 25 I 032 \V ”RHINO ”I” ‘8'! DSIHDES.
.2. 00 |"turd 31. .5 80‘ 3' lit "00!. SHOE...
Al'l manic in Prawn-as. Hammond Lane.
83 & $2 SHOES drills.
.l. ’15 SHOP! FOR MISSES.
’eatlllaterlal. ”Beat lit le. Beat m
. l- Douglaa.” tony. aaa. Sold by
John Schauh” & Son,
Washington ltraat. loath larwalk. it a:
some as. ensure,
Wemmikhflltflmd
Elli. All] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement
Blue Stone, Etc.
Yard' foot of Washington and blar-
ahali streets
Drug Store
Brunch cities or Stileou
Min
HUMPHREYS’
Eliasllim
PLUM!!!“
0 A ESitivo Sale!
Till Lil'flflil Clililllfl Hill
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping.
[AWN ROLLERS.
medium“
Isgglno,
Wt" MI W.
HORSE (‘ LIPI’IRG.
“Horse “flipping done by machine power by a
many“ new experience leave your
:adera at 0am a livery stable. Knight
street, NorwaIk. mmm'm be promptly attr d
o2] 8m
S1,":Cl
Lidiee French KId Hind Sewed, Ladies;
Will-18 onieh you.
A full lint of LIdwr’. Children.
Leaders in the Boot
Ilndwlll rchua for me.
late a “ P9 without
w”.
Wanllln cl: '1...
I III. u mu. “Josefina. .
lemthoamo'L may.) ‘ '
W
I
33" 31...,»
Brunch Ofilccs
’. and Mun'
Mammmmotwaplerot
Spring Goods
7110' Till
mass Impound
W.B. Hall 6200.,
BRIDG EPORT.
:::;¥;/I
il’m. II. unions; sos,
Mound Elimination
lllaln 0am. lit 8 47 Washington It"
MW! mpg-v!-
l
xi 4...}..-
‘4‘“ 7 ‘4 mummy mum 'mor. It”?
maranswsn
WllTiillVlLLER N“ “Y
local Survey legend ileum III Work will
Jvm be given prompt attention.
The BBS Baum Lawns Prices.
————4ee ~-—-
Bflflli Alli] SHflES
GLOVERA & OLSEN ’8
IA. [It ‘IES :
Our Small Kid Latiite' 82 OOShma are the fire 9: cv:- r f if r. .j in South Norwalk.
an- h :mmd and twin; at prices that
.- Sh'il‘i that will my all to rxsnnre.
CLOVER do OLSEN,
and Shoe Tradc.
conné'.T
Novelties of all kinds in
If you are puzzled what to give anybody,
for your little brother, your sweetheart, you
parents, just call at
Econ
Your Bhrislmas Presents
UNIVERSAL EB'I'ORE.
”—5—...—
ancy Gloss Ware at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
Just what you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
and get an idea of spproprinle presents
r mother, your father, and your grand
__ The Universal Store
No. 10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprietor.
Cor. laia 4h West tits.
STEAI‘ HEATERS‘
AID
' 0F
We have the Cheapest
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