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tray mums-mum
Seriously Crippled.
d
m WORST cross IN flit TEARS. Speaker
”when Iighttel’wentr lest Deep
uMm—emma»
Instee~heglaesanaanewriewsltaek
”amateur-a.
dasMcuw.ha.8l.—~Thasnowhlceb
adsontln Central Perils railroadiatha
vidaitydfncbeaadmfienhas
hem-everynrioea liaceTs-edayle‘ac
seine overland trains have hesnablsto
reaehapolntturthsrwsstthanOoltax. All
ottheeaatboundtreiuearsat Man-to.
Ooltaxandflhadyitun.whils thence-in
wen are at Inigraat Gap. Trustee and
In».
Ira-lighttefweatpl‘estneep.
At'i‘ruckeethsdepthot the more varin
tron eight to twenty feet. Snow plows
pnshedhytniortwslve looontotivesaranr
ported stuck test in the drills thaw is
stillialling.aad placn ca thsroadwhlch
hdbsmcisaredhythe plows are rapidly
Illlng up again. The pemsngsre o! the
hicckadedtrsinsarecnmicrtabiyquertersd
at hotels by the company. mos-act
ialseamarsreponedamongthepanrngsrs,
lldthecompanyhas providrdthesuflersrs
withmediealattrutlon.
’ The'srstlna'anleara.
The railroad nucleic declare that the
blockade h the heaviest and longest they
have experienced for over ten years ito
maiisbavs reach?! this city from the east
ince'l‘ussday. wireaare entire-
lybufledbytheenm‘meplacea
'l‘hs Californiaand Oregon road is also
blockaded. The tralnwhich left here on
'i'nssdaylaat tor Portland.0re..is stillat
Theoilcersof themed hope to
havsthetralmmnvingerelong.
iio Hall for a Week.
Thedalayaserionsiyail’ectthemailiaciii—
tim Noeasternmailhas reachedthiseity
Incelast'l‘nesday «wring. The Western
Union Telegraph company has a large torce
olmeninthemountainaclearing thewirm
otsnow.
PassengersDeNet Euler.
The report thatthe snowbound paleo-
gasaresufleringiorwantofloodisdenied
bytherailroad omciais. Abundance of food
is supplied them.alldthe trains areatno
point where it would beimpc-ibletoreach
Experienced menonsnowahou are
cntheroedbetweenColtax and the delayed
tralrn,packing fresh beet andothernecm-
mrie...andat no time during the blockade
hasanydidlcultybeenenperiencedingiving
thspusngerswmtcrtsandtood. Thepas-
sengsrsare not suflering from cold.
The Blockade In Oregon.
Puma”. Ora. Jan. 21. —-—'i'be snow
blockade on the diliereut railroads leading
onto! Iontreal continues. Pa-engers from
the east by the Canadian Pacific for Seattle.
Tacoum and Portland are arriving prac»
ticaliy on time. however. that road having
no detention whatever from
snow so far this winter.
DEATH BY WIRE.
One Newburg Han Killed and Another
Severely Shocked.
Nmrrno. N. Y.. Jan. SL-Thomsa Daw-
son, a street laborer. was instantlykilled
yesterdaybycomingin contact witha
grounded electricwire. The accident hap-
pened in a rather aingularway. Ahorse
belcngirgtoalr. Delano.o!Bai-ville.
wasstaudingon Water street, being teamed
byahaltertoanirunnwningpost. The
ropewastled about the post. andthecon—
necfimwlththehone’shridhwea madeby
a metal snap Dawsonwas working near
wherethahorsewas and mwhim
droponhhkne-and thenainkto
lwldlehefellheavilyttwwardtothegronnd,
hhheadstr-ikingtheawningpost Another
. Johan.
The inauguration starches occurred to-
day. and were of an unusually interesting
and IBM"! character. immediately
ai‘taP the inauguration a reception was
[hate the governor in the flats house.
and while this was going on the street
pendent political and social organisations
took place. A brief evening reception will
be given him. and the inaugural ball in
lacunae temple will open at 9 o’clock. The
rogramnic will include eighteen dances
State Street house will (until the
supper. served in the largedinlegmoaa.
egm being made by the balcony of the
hotel and the west windows of Innate
temple. A mvered way and steps in the
windows will obviate all diliiculty oi pan
rags. Every eifort is being madetomake
the aflair non—partisan.
Speaker lieppenheinur has announced the
standingcommitteascltheboum Thsmore
important are as follows: Bill revision—-
ivias. Kerr. Nash. Asher, Hutchinson Ways
and means—Johnston. Pagan. Trier. Voon
bees. Potts. Judiciary—~liarsh. Kalish.
Canspbeli. Kerr, Voorheca. Education—
Naughtwrigbt. Bertram. Btull, Erwin. Cola.
Elections—Jinn. liar-ab. Boyle. Hudson.
Norris. leniclpal corporations-TM. Fir
gnu, lullone. Jacques. Ulrich. Militia-
Btull, Snyder. Mullone. Woolrnan. King.
Corporations—Detonde, Kelly. Smith. lion-
ahan, Wont. Riparian righte—Kiota. lul-
lone. Jacques. Bertram. Ward. Railroads
and certain-Martin, Schroth. Robenatein,
Tappen. Sharp. Miscellaneous busines—
Iurphy. Zimmerman, Perkins. Pollock.
Glaspeii. l.ahorandiudustries—Aaher.ltob-
sustain. iiaggcrty. Cheer-man. Ernst.
THE KNIFFIN INVESTIGATION.
ll’be Coroner's Jnry Is Waiting [or the
Grand Jury to Act.
Tumor. Jan. 21.--At the coroner’s in-
vestigation in the Kuiiflu case Arthur L.
Kniflln. the young son of the accuseddentist.
was called. He gave no new «idence. He
repeated the story told by his mother at
the gu being turned onlnherroolnonthe
morning oi the first robbery. lil-
Hattie O’Hara and Ira Nellie Smith testified
astothegoodcharactsrot Himhml. Dr.
Stu-able. one of the physicians present at the
autopsy, corroborated the stemmenta made
by the other doctors concerning the condi-
tion of the body. His statement that the
real cause of death might have been caused
by fright or the administration of any vola-
tile matter, such as aconite or prumie acid.
causedahumintheconrt room.
Profs-or H. B. Cornwall, the Princeton
college expert who examined the staunch
o! In. Knifiln. was the next witness. He
stated that the examination did not develop
any poisonous matter. The analysis had
developed a alight trace of morpia, but not
in sunlcieut quantities to enable him to
alert its presence. After the examination
of several other witnmes the coroner’s jury
adjourned tor the week, thus throwing the
responsibility at the case on the grand jury.
I! this body tails to indict any one for the
murder the decision of the coroner’s jury
will be given to the grand jury of the May
term of court. The Hon. John B. Scudder.
one of the wealthiest merchants in the city.
and also a prominent Democratic politician.
will be the foreman of the grand jury which
meets today;
ll'he Woman's Belle! Corps Complimented.
Anal". Jan. 2L—Asistant Adjt. Gen.
Penheid has issued the last general Cder
from the state headquarters oi the Grand
Army at the Republic The order announces
that the next department encampment will
take place on Tuesday. Feb 25, at Syracuse.
The department quarters will be at the
Globe hotel. Commander-We! Alga-
and ataflwiilvisit the encampment. The
report calls attention to the benefits derived
by the postsiromthefaithlnllabcrsoi' the
Womam’ Belief corpa It is recommended
that all posts will encourage wherever prac-
ticable the organising of such auxiliaries, as
they aid both socially and financially. F. J.
Twomey, oi Pnsttilll. andJ. I. Boocock. at
Panto. are newappointrnmts upon the
stall.
An Interesting Railroad Decision.
Jan. SL—The
Celshrnungha'snlrthdny.
Ban-mlons, Jan. 21-41» Haryiand Bo-
cietyol'the Confederate Army and Na
celebratedthebirthdnyof Gen. Doha-t2
Incl-tnightwitha banquet at the Car-
rolltnnhotel. ‘l‘oaatswsrerespcndedtoby
Oongrsmmen'l'JLBtockdahotIi-im‘ippi;
Alla, oi lied-inhuman.
dgs, cl Arhmaficlm’rll- '1'.
ct Virginia,and v. . Ban-
]. chim. WindeldPeterread an
mthelifeofthelatellsl’enonnavt
Dividing with “all Hen.
an. Elven“, 1-. lip-The Boura
has declared nmunthlydlvidandolfi
' ,‘alarranlni-eannaidivflmdctdx
themdivfludnhe
whereas “PM: MUM,NGIGTS.
amour-u: Knew
m’
are won Submit to Lord sols
hury's Full Demands.
A Lively leans In the trench Olin-her.
Personnel at the law hpanlsh Cabinet.
The linisters Are All Free traders.
Other Foreign laws.
Lia-0s. Jan. ”L'r-Th Portuguese govern
neat, dudlag the powers unwilling to nadi-
ats in the dispute betwsm Portugal and
Englandconcerningterritoryin BeatAIrlca,
will submit toiardhlisbury’s lull lie-uh
and. retest. while at the use Ims it will
try to conciliate Portage—s public opinion.
An attempt to increase the capital cl the
Portuguese losembiqus company iron:
Moment) to some.” bu tailed.
Editors Who Wish to fight.
The editon ot the uswepapers published in
thh city have searched a meeting to pet»
roots the scheme (or obtaining subscriptions
tor the national defense The cortee were
dissolved yesterday. The newly elected body
will a-smbie on April i0.
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Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
'nnt ad's snares“; “baht-De
5‘31:
OF THE BALANCE OF OUR
Holiday Stock.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET,
flIBBLFEWfiiliiflii
noon (or the 3,... c ,.
Thesquabble between England and Por-
tugal is likely to ban! immense advantage
to the Ryan country. The work of the A!-
rican Lahes company and of the Scottish
missionary societies hasbeen carried on with
out any help from the British government.
They have also been fighting unaided against
the Arabs around the northwest shores at
Lake Nyasea, who attacked the white sta-
tions with the deliberate oi exter-
minating the whites, because they objected
to having the country depopulated byeiave
raida The British government has several
times been asked todsclarea protectorate
over thh region.“ at least to amist the
British on there. it, however. in-
variably declined to spend any money or do
anything until Portugal threatened to gob-
ble up the country. Lately. Cornul Johns-
ton has been making treatieswith the na-
tive chleis at a great rate. and the prospects
of Nye-raised are now a good deal brighter
than they have been.
Boulangiata lnke Trouble.
Pants. Jan 2L—M. Comtans. the minhter
of the interior. in reply to a question from
Deputy Chitre, explained that the govern-
ment had annulled the municipal credits in
favor of strikers in the department of the
Rhone because the municipal authorities
had exceeded their powers. M. Joflriu
mounted the tribune to speak upon the sub
)ect. but his appearance was the signal tor a
tremendous uproar, a demonstration of hos-
tility apparently planned by the Beulah-
gish. This gentleman was seated in the
place of Gen. Boulauger when tbselection
of the general was annulled.
The Illltary Called In.
M. Deronlede, Boulanger’s lieutenant. was
evidently the leader of the demonstration
against Joflrinl The president. upon the
a thority of the chamber. publicly censured
and called upon him to withdraw. He
refused to obey, and the sitting was susr
pended The military was then called upon
and the soldiers forcibly removed Deroulede
irom the chamber. Jodrin was twice in-
terrupted by Boulangista. who was en-
peiled. Finally the Bouiangiste all left the
chamber in a body. 1!. Joflrin that pro-
ceeded. Ila condemned the annulment of
the credits and attacked Gen. Boulanger.
The chamber (1an the subject by a vote
of 1’92 to 52.
The New Spanish Cabinet.
Maputo. Jan. 21,—The new cabinet isas
tollows: Prime minister and president of
the council. Don Pruedo Mateo Segasta;
minister of foreign adults, Marquis de la
Vega do Armijo; minister ct war. Gen.
Bermudes Reina; minister of justice, Senor
Puigcerver; minister of finance. Senor
Equiiior; marine, Admiral Romero; cob
coin, Benor Gullon; trade. agriculture and
public works. Senor Becerra; interior. Don
Trinitario Rois Capdepon.
All Free Traders.
Thepolicy of Senor Sagasta's new cabinet
will besimiar to thatoi theisstJhetaihrre
totorm a cabinet based uponobjectimlto
that policy being accepted as an cranes
that the country favors it. The new minia-
tors are all free traders
Spurgeon Very m.
Manon. Jan. 21.4 the
preacher, is very ill again. and unable to
quit this place.
NEWS FROM ALBANY-
Iennter Fassett'a lapld 'l‘ranelt Bill In-
troduced in the Innate.
mafia. SL—Int evening Senator
Pamett introduced in themate hh relid
hauntbiliicr NewYckcity. 'l'hnbillh
“gnadtoenahlstlnbardolnpldtraflt
Mnuamsdinitmatoncerocssd
togivethedty the rapid train“ ladiifisa
whichitnquirenand is so drawn that it
willbeimpceaible tor-any individualcrin-
dividnals. political partyorrailweycnrpnr
aticntoacquireaay benefit or advent-gm
nlanykindwhatsvertothsinjuryordstrr-
meatcitheeommnnity.
Tkshenchim will reallybe acquired in
the list Manes hytha bend it rapid
tramit canal-inane for account at the
Auditor Kenny's Answer.
amass, lea, Jen. IL—la his assen-
ia the Thompson mandamu- eersAaditur
Waco-mouse.
lateliiotleealbcnltspaline.
even}? one.
J. .- “norm.
Builder and Contractor.
Workdnnshythedaycrcoatract.
Meiootolliavllaud Etna Water. Eu. cum.
0 B. D’AITOIE.
e
Caterertorw asdPsrii-L losers.
eoeatentlycnhaadtcr dckaadwell. Iii-eels
brated Root has and In Olen.
so liars em]. %. NolWaLl. or.
Mlle. n. .1. names.
TIACIII 0'
instrumental and Vocal lusie.
Retirees at Ire. I ll. Platsted'a. it Washlnaton
street, eonlh ltorwsla. on it
ALEX. .- GIBSON.
(hunts! of the first coal Church.Weter
MW...
Pianoforte, organ and lusleal
Composition.
it it back Box a P. 0.. snnwasx. 0031!.
J. 0. 030".
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and
mm.
Jobhl ofall kinds promptly attended to.
1mm» street. near lain
P. 0. «8. South Rorwaik 0t.
J D. JHNIKOS.
. deem-wick. LQuluard.
Undertaker & Emhalmer.
WC NIGHT 33H. m m omen
lo. 4 Knight 8'. Menu. 5 liar 3L.
Gal-3m Nor-walls, Conn.
I. e. um.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
P the or «gardene-
huildiqs.
TERIB REASONABLE:
Orr-Inn— lnr's Bali Washington EL.
- Tu so. I . P. 0. lies as
om IO‘WALI saunas ma
uWaahhgtcn Street.
Daliytrcm!tnlta.m..andfrom l totem
an onSatudsysvenlngetr-mttos
“mallowedonnepneita
atom some he.»
court 11. tennis. mm.-
nm. 10
Monuments and Htllllllitt
“mu“: directtotheshow rut-sot
rmwc ...
eucalcnhe
all ' and will‘fibed urinal:
com etc ”I I
p! inallkiadsdmlngetcac
Beanstaywurk.
P. W. l!A'l‘ES.
“FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
’ NEW GO0DS.
Bering removed to {our doors above the old
stand. tntoanswstme. and stocked it wnhnew
“mummies
Holiday Presents,
Intramural-eludes“ Chairs.
”streets in test big you
[say knit.) locall all look at m
mwmdfllkm .
on. i. Billillr
~ 46 e 48 um s12, ’
NORWALI, CT.
m...
Till: MOST NUTRITIOU! also
nearest: amuse omens
rows Poetic.
on our" stun
, warm ,
H,“
Anaewprspersdtoclev
Canned Goods
0' Inperior Quality al low prices. with a dirensat
onquaull who! rts nrmvse use as per appended
PIIOI LIIT.
m Corn. llc can. a cane 60c.
lint my agar-atone. lOcpercanJcanaMc.
line lrxc can. [cans in:
[ails-Jule Pan! .pvrcnn. basaltic
lure-tat Pres. lac per can. deans ac
occult-b.1212 percan. limos tar.
Btrisgh-‘see 12c percaa. emcee
Golden Pumpkin. lrc per can. 6 cans Mr.
Iachias Bay Inhaler. doe, ten per can. ii cam 81 on
salmon. lit pa can. 6 cans ll on.
We call rpeciel notice to our
Epicurean Canned Clams,
Packedst hr Barb". Isles. wsr-rsnicd line. to
pit. (harder and I'mms at short notice also
nice 'nst as they are with vinegar. ltxc per can. a
tunable.
Bakedileaue.ltcpercan.6caus6ic.
Canned Fruits.
Blue Berries (splendid pies) rage prrcan.
Blackberries. 1% per can, a can the.
California Apricots. rec per can. 5 cans Ii. .
ta'itcrnia Perches. The per can. 5 ones .1 (h
(hilternla Green (has Plums. 23c percan, lime
l N.
California Ifi Plums. 23¢ per can. 5 cans 91,05,
Callrovuia W ts Cherries Sc pet can.
California Bartlett Pears. as: or: can
lrsgan FIJI While Cherries. 17c per‘can. a cane the
Quality of all these Goods Warranted
Any not right will in made good We still cm-
tinne to sex.
Florida Sweet Oranges at 23¢ a dos.
Dibble & Bullock.
menu & amen,
Carriage Bulldersl
No. 65 MAIN STREET. BEAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wagons and Carriages made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBBIIG PBOIIP‘I'LI' 51133 05:: 910.
a
”Wildlife "rim,
Carriage Makers
And ammo!
All kinds of W one,
Trucks, Carts. 0 c.
All kinds oi repairinfinmptly done.
Beveralmwandeecond dwseonstcrmie.
NewncedCertaonlym
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds ofnlnoksmithlng
I’m-t of l‘rnr-hlln St,
South Nor-all.
apib t!
WAGONS
lewandseceudvhand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Cell and See Them.
mar mm.
CANDIES
I
Oleilhil‘. MIX.
BAKERY!
moonaacasnrmnesuum
co “tuna—wand}.
Pmmnun
Horses, Bills lit thickens
Gore Cure [or all Diseases.
MAKES “ENS LAY
BAiED Him!) STRAW.
Peat ills: Stable Belling
__.AT.._.
RAYM NI] BRUS
idli'flllli €333- fifin‘fi
on
um. I! the dealer cannot sup ly 0
2nd direct to actory. eneioalrm retina
' .
W. L. DOUGLAS
3 SHOE ”R
GENTLEMEN.
Fluewlfailf. Ileav Laced Grain and Creed-
moo roo .
thrillinthe world. Examine- his
.00 GESIYle-z HAND-2m“ Ln error.
.00 Has es: El) wrzlxr MIOR.
rm Sikhi’é‘fi'l-i’ihl'lé'iiidi'0‘"
2225 e‘sé‘r’vpnrt‘rxésnzivs suo'its.
“.a5 30"8' SCHOOL 580”.
All min in Congress. Bolton and
:3 a $2 SHOES Jilin.
IIJS SHOE FOR KISSES.
rt l. Best 1 . mum
.Ll‘r-n‘ang. smears-231.... Sold”
John Schaub & Son,
Washington Itreet. loath lorwnlh. 12 tm
some n. FEBBIS,
WWea-d Mined. inallkllllui
Kill]. All) W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lchigh, Lackswanuu, Locust
lountaln, Franklin, and
Wilkeshsrre Cools.
lieu for RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘foot of Washington and liar-
shailstrccts. Branch once atStilecn
soU'rIr N‘onwaul.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Luvs noun-re.
(3A RRIAGF‘. BLOCKS.
doc. doc-
Manufactured by c. T. lEONARD,
es Water lsrees. lalt ly
noose ofifiii'n ii.
workman 0 many years'eaperlence. leave our
orders at ticnrge (i 'a "my etabte. Kn ght
Mawmmdnfid ‘
Spring Goods
W.B. Hall «900.,
BRIDGEPORT. .
g .cm meg:
new?“ . 3.. "
Imhsrc‘numl. awn.
Wm. n. mom a. son,
Sanitary and Hydraulic intinem
Iain Once. Id C 41 Washington It.
80"]! nonwatn. a.
m rssnrsr 1'80! .
snmsonmzronrcnmsauzg'r. "J
wnsuvuu. . r.
street. Norwa'k. and will be prompdy ailmd
ed lo. 1-21 am
local Surveviagand General Work will
jv m he gives prompt attention.
Our Surah Kid Ladies’ 32.00 Shoes are
will ae‘onuah you.
Leaders in the B0
The Bea hummus Plans.
Bills inn Sills
GL0VER§0LSENS
SPECIALTIES:
the finest ever cflered in South Norwalk.
Lidiee' French Kid Hand Served, Ladiee’ French turned and wells at prices that
A full line of Ledlre’. Children'~ and Men's Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
0t and Shoe Trade.
THE UNIVERSAL STllRll
is altering great bargains in all kinds 0!
Bracken, Glass, 'l'in and Kitchen Ware
Sure for lees than New York cost, to make room (or Spri
quarters for all kin of
Fancy Ennis [lilting Pram s!
The Universal Store
North Main St.
E. C. KERRIGAN,“
South Norwalk.
FHlaslllBru.
Cor. Mala h West Ste.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gas Fitting.
STEAM HEATERS
Al")
llot Air Heaters.
M adored. Everything goes at cost and lematthe
CHALNA
cuss WARE.
. Ten and Teller lees -
In 'l‘own.
fil'rovss and RANGES
Brass @fiml,
purchases. We are acknowledged head-
Hunc-imiliulmil
We have' the Cheapest.
.2“Tluaudfl|eetlrunWoeh.' .
A “Positive""su. ! .
The Larwest “15““ mm
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