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- missus “ tut WEEKS.
BERT WERNER!
l
, no Dunne!- With .’ Iellowklnployo at
“what’- foundry, Glue up his Position
Q and lad". [lune-Jill Wife and child-
m In Deetltute clrcumutnnoeo. I
John Albert Werner lived with his
wife and fondly in the brick portion of
the old Simonds foundry on Mechanic
street.“ Norwalk, paying a small rent on
condition that he take care of the place.
He was employed at Meeker Brother-5’
foundry, in charge of the smelting fur-
nace. He was a man of steady habits,
well liked by his fellow employee. A
few weeks ago he quarreled with one
of the moulders employed in the foundry
and gave up his position, saying he would
not work in the same shop with his
enemy.
When he went home that evening he
lllnde his wife a confidant of his troubles,
as was his usual custom. and she tried to
diatomic him from his purpose. He was
determined, however, and all that she
could any bad no weight with him. His
employers also tried to persuade him not
to give uphis position, but all in rain.
The following Monday morning he left
home. telling his wife that he was going
'to South Norwnlk to look for work. llc
said he would probably not be‘home to
dinner. but he surely would he hack for
supper.
Horn thnflime Mrs. Werner has not
seen or heard of her husband. With
three small children to care for. the
youngest eight months and the eldest five
years of age, she has a hard struggle to
to get along. A reporter called on her
yesterday afternoon and found her hard
at work with the three small children
playing on the floor. When he inform-
ed her of the object of his visit she told
him she had not made the matter public
until that day as she was in hopes that
her husband would retum. She appear.
ed to be much worried about his wellfarc,
and thought he must be either sick or
dead or he would have written her. lie
waealoving husband, she said, and a
kind father and not the kind of a man
to abandon his wife. Ills only fault was
that he was inclined to be notional and
whimsical. If she was not encumbered
by her baby she would be able to get
out and work and give better support to
her family than now. III'I‘ mew iuindml
n and one and it is to be hopcd that it is
not like many others where a husband
has tired of Wm wife and deserted her.
“Tl": HOLI CITY."
l-‘Innl Arrangements Mode for ltu Product-
Ina: November 20.
:y
Final arrangements have been made
for the production of “The Holy City" in
the Norwnlk Congregational church. Fri-
day. November 20, and the event proin‘
lace to be of much interest to the music
loving public. The soloists on. him. E.
W. Lewis. of Bridgeport, soprano; Mina
Norma Knapp, of thin city. contrnlto:
Charles Bottomley, Bridgclmrt. tenor:
Chilton Baker, Bridgeport. W). and
George Moore, Bridgeport. the boy so-
prano. The quortettes, trio. and dur-tt.
are to honing by talent from this town.
as follows: Hills Annie E. Hull, Mrs. J.
l. Dunning. Min Minnie P. Fritmhfm. N.
E. (“f-mph“, sopmnl; Mm. K. i). Koch-r,
Him Anne Stub, Mrs. A. J. Meeker.
oontmltl! Charle- Hoyt. tenor: John
Whole. but). meuor Baker will mn-
dnctdliu Jennie K. Nail]! will preside
at tlmorgnnond J. Hayden Wand. oi
New Haven. vlollnoello, will mist. Thu
may to fortunate in securing the
survival of In. Irwin. Although a
Range to Norwullr audiences idle has
)netwith much my. in min-tuition.
The My W I voiced! sweet. uym»
paw guilty and of much pow".
”WMkeowellondfavor-
able than to our people. it i- needles
to my tint her work will be may on-
joyed-Idem Tbellnnlrehm-
ulwlll he held out My muting.
Profm Ifihr but worked untlringly
end expect to downturn.- at the cou-
‘ an no namely in cull-blend pmluc-
htg I dlflloulty client work in n milla-
hle manner.
.m. .W...
, ruminant-ta.
llthetrmoftllhmlt before u jury
“anthem Plun- court at Ilridgr»
mm,wufl “filmy for
“ tin W was Wired and one
vim counter the Menu. the de-
mmthecmby allowing the
mehupthepropmymptmmd.
MM plaintiff from any claim
mm m The vhf-M-
In». MM» your home with
mmthmobm. and after
. ohmic-odor m to deliver
~ntluhone.cflmlngnhhdo lien on
ltfurlbm.whieh In. Function
mutt-repudiated. mum
W
unit- an; uncounor Joint Ah- ,
First Night of the Juli-nee. I'm or the
now-u: 0m noon.
The Juneau: few; xiwnut thew
“nanomuomumtauwmpmor
tl Lmlim' Guild oIl‘Grnoe church. oom-
mkcd last evening . and continues to-
ui t. ‘Notwithstanding the rainy
weather there was a large attendance
last evening. and those who hrnrod the
storm to visit the hull vl'ent away richly
repaid.
. On entering the hall the visitor beholder
awritnblo fairy land and secmstobe
transported from the land of the free and
the home of the brave into the midst of
the Japanese empire. Japanese decora-
tions are everywhere. Lanterns hung
from the ceiling, parasols are suspended
hereund there, and the stage is not with
Japanese screens, hangings. vases, jars,
pnmsole, lanterns and numerous other
oddities made by three pctmliar people.
Handsome booths line," each side of the
hall. and are attended by prct'tily drained
ladies. Refreshment tables are here.
there and orerywlnnc, daintily out with
odd tea sets, prewntiuga very attmctive
appearance.
The fancy booths. two in number,
contain an elalmruti- display of exquisite
fancy goods. the pork of the nimble
fingers of the ladies of the Guild. The:
ladies in charge are Mrs. 'l‘. 8. Motion),
Miss Mabel \‘andcrhocf. Miss Alice
Cholwell. Miss Julia Clarke, Mrs. J. A.
Campand Mrs. Dr. lluxtcr.
The Jngmnesc booth. tilled with Japan-
csc articles, in presided orvr by lllt' Rev.
and Mrs. “'utlriua. assign-J by Mm Mary
Fowler. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
At the mnfm‘tinncr} booth. when:
nothing but the tine-it sweet lhirms can
he found. Miss Ella lletts and Mire Nellie
Camp are in charge.
The basket booth contains :1 largo
numherof fancy and useful articles in
that lino, which are oticrcd [or sale by
Mm. William ll. Smith and Mrs. W. 1“.
Bishop. ‘
The refreshment booth muses next.
containing a large supply of home-mud:-
cakcs and Sandwiches which median-us—
ed by the following ladienzdlrs. t". F. 0:}-
boruc. Mrs. U. A. Gregory, Mrs. A. C.
Golding. Mrs. William E. Montgomery.
Mrs. Allentl. lletts. Moe; Sarah Adams
and Mrs. Thomas .‘lcriwctlwr.
The doll tahh- represents tho old
woman who lirml in lu-r HllIR' and is in
churgoof Mm. (‘llurlm Mutt. The old
woman is the pretty little «Limbo-rut
Mrs. lllt'l'erlfllli‘l‘.
The choir boys are on “(Hill and lum-
addcd much to the sum-ere: of the occasi: m
by their excellent work in selling tickets
and helping wherever they could land a
hand.
Mrs. E. P. Weed and Mm. Robert Van-
llurcn have general charge of the affair
and are kept busy looking after tln-
rarious departments.
The Japanese wedding was smoothing
novel and the lnnliis and gentlemen tak-
ing part «lid sonn- yery clover acting.
The bride was Mien Alice Mallory. and
the groom Fred St. John lm'kn'oml. The
go-lwtwcun. or lirnt bridesmaid. was.
Miss Mabel Miller. and the other linden.
molds were Mrs. Fred Quintard. Mrs.
(tourin- R. llyington. Mrs. Horace IIHII-
boll. Miss Grace Millard. Miss Maud
Sherwood and Miss Sully Durant. T. 5.
Mortwn noted as :the gnuun‘s lather and
Mm. Robert \‘nnllurcn as his mother.
The bride's father was inun'mmutml
by Dr. George II. Baxter and ln-r
mother by Miss Annie Uri-gory,
Before and after the wedding Mrs. Henry
S. llirwll rendered choice m'ttntlom in a
very nccoptublemnnncr. Jerome May's
Banjo club was stationml near the stage
and throughout the evening discourml
uwwt music to the thump; around them.
Tiller-wrung there will he an entire
change of programme nndi-r thr- direc-
tion of lhdiert Vaullurcn. ’l‘lu- lmthu
wlll also he in charge of diffvrrmt “Willa.
About» (tho-tumu- (ftnle "vaulted.
Anotherbrlnch of the ('3. L. 8. C. of
Breath Norwslk was mined lent sutur-
day aftermxm at the home of Sites Emma
flmlth. Tho officers elernnl urn an fol low:
Minn Lilllc (lutlcr. tmuidenl: Miss Emma
smith. vice-pmldont: Mrs. l". ll. Quit»
tard. tn-Mun-r; Mini Bitty Raymond.
m-n'tnry. The clrole was divided into
mfllnttn. each of which in turn will he
mmmlblo for the mmrnmtm- of the
moldings. The chairmen me Mime
Jennings. Mallory. and Purdue. The next
roaming will he held om- truck from
tintmdoy at the mom. of the print-
dcnt. ‘‘‘‘‘ _ .- , ..._, _ M
The lunhyvttintubury hurt.
The Without Itin‘phy family. of Fair
street. and (lungs ll. Waterbury. of
fireball street. Kuwaiti. are in trouble
main. Waterbury he» owned the on
the quarry ”dumping his kitchenw-
tuse intone; river and on the bunk, ren-
der-lug the water when for cooking our.
13me which tin. Murphy ha- used
it aims» her well are out. Mrs. Murphy
rushed down town this morning in high
dudxeon to molten complaint tollonnglr
clerk Howell and the relocation about
Warming and the mill. m has been
Mom-d to hermit Attmuey Warner.
mil “to out at lint Soda.
cauldron-cadmwmployolln
”rile mum.mmta
diyhlt intent-tot WW and
F ironing In" rm: outfit}. V W
‘ Plat: Divorce Cue. .’
mt mum sumo ms um
no Pnld Morley In Mn. Plan's Lawyer.
Who Was to Make No Defence, but the
Women. After Agmalng to "In! love
Inn; Waller, Booked Down.
Nrw Yours. Nov. It.—-The correspond-
ence of -Governor Thomas M. Weller,
of Connofflcut, prominent to play a very
important part in the adjustment of the
domestic wrangle of Minnie A. Plutt and
her husband, Engineer William ll. Plait,
United Staten navy. Acuordlng to the
wife. who is made defender". in on nation
for divorce, in which the son at ex-(iov-
emor Waller la nnrued {as corespondent,
her defense mts almost/solely upon letter-
wbich, she toys, were written by the ex-
zovernor and his son and mnow in her
Winn.
. Mrs. Platt infers strongly that some one
has broken faith withgher, und utter agree-
ing to shield the name of the corespondent
from the public was practically instrn‘
mental .in making it known. Lawyer
Graves partially millstautintoo a portion
of the newrauce with the statement that
but (or the motion made on Saturday in
Mrs. Plan's behalf, young Wnllcr’s name
would not have been mode public.
“noted to Avoid I‘nhllclty.
"It is true." said Lawyer Groves to a le-
porter last evening, “that the urmoat sec—
recy has been maintained remit-dim: thin
case. \Veflfiin‘il to avoid all publicity.
Both pl:iio:ir1';md defendant were of the
some opinion We sumwdv-d until a few
days ago. That was my only object in nak-
ing for n prit no hearing. and on that. oc-
caxiun I started my renmum to the presuming
judge in full.
“The! the [ix-Governor l'nld.
"In consideration ol‘ thin agreement on
the part of Mumel not. to force publicity
Governor Waller agreed to pay Mrs.
l’lntt's cnumol fee, and her husband,
through me, agreed IO pay her thirty dol-
Ex‘rmvnzw‘i: \\ ALLUL
lannmoutb. That he mid until 3 short
time ago, and only ceased, as for nu l
know, Nomi-u.» he dated to me tluu be
thought more was brim: done for young
“'uller than for Ilium-ll.
"What .\lr.~. l’lutt's rulatiom with the
governor or his arm lli'ly hnw l. ,n since
this difficulty other than thie I do not
know. 'l‘hw only lunacy paid by him was,
no for as i know, to Mr. l'lzltt'v- comm-l.
“'hlt hush momy he rnay haw paid, as
interred in an interview in .1 morning; pa
per, l cannot imagine. in Vlcw of the
reelningly strong insertions in this regard,
I think some letters I ll.t"i'lll;t)’llll‘0W
some light."
.\lr. Urdu-s tho-u prmluvul the following:
lllr. \\ ullnr'n Letter.
'1' llorumlilm‘ce: Al'vr ll. l"‘l
Wlulu l limo thoplurhure of u yer-mu!
l1'tl'lllllil.ltu . u. f: ll‘lltl“ of tutu-v :m-mro
mt- that l ~ls w from you in tlw mutter
in with h lax mint-wt [luv (nil mm! at .lnv
frotuoucum ' ul' n prurmooutoa . -r.
\‘uu on: at: ..u the uttunlw to ”WIN“ at
tereln whh'n .. mt, mm: mm or room M‘l‘llL‘t to
be involn-sl. . om it-vwa'xvun of on ”1.: 4“ portion
from Ullll""> «my (“duh-1f. mnl w .imlnl. and
withtliia it] now 1 .hwml uti- “Hue-worm
woolly tumor on. ll 4 unwinmt,
I think l ulwzinl lm :ilsl- In fillggrut to yuilu
troy in which llll- mutter may lw unumxml
uttnluturxly t» ;.~n- .ant ml lulrlulll} l...
me At any nun. l ll 1 Mn- ll lulu lhvup
portunlty at "Univ” 1: .- wa‘o you nlmut it. fllld
Muller the till'i'. noun-i: wnndnl nurnnto
not I‘ltll lit-hi uulul. lulmll furl better pin-pared
l0 «outrun: Mime um!- tmnm Yum... wry
truly, ‘l‘uuuan 3i. \V.\l.t.|tlt.
This wan written ulmttl the time the
one but appeared in court.
"Thu letter." sold Mr. Bram. “or
prone-uh- Ientlnwnts of my [tuition lo
the matter.”
That no time mm lost in prerentlnu‘the
hound-l tmn lot-Mug out in woven by
Governor Wuller’u letter under date of
Aug. :15. In it he Note» that in coming to
on unlkr‘olumllnu with lira. l‘lm‘r coon.
eel he tried to ge: lawyer I’tlllvroml to not
(not “001» ill: fee. The latter. the letter
continued. declared the courtly would allow
him more, and he would not nccept luau
than an. which sum woo llnnlly paid.
l’nttereon “mild not girt- a receipt, but
gave a merunmndum toning.
Twoduyn litll'l‘ I‘S-“IIVUI‘II‘ \l’ullerngnln
wrote and uusotlomd having revolved from
hurry" Patterson A receipt and no agree
ment not to renew lilo motion for alimony
and counsel Icon.
The Mud-I flur- tb Come 0“.
It mm at thin time. cold Hr. Graves,
that plniutitf turned to pay his wife thirty
dollars In month. Other lotion pct-nod bo-
tweeu the governor and Mr. Groves. in;
n .
eluding the lollowl ;. a” It 'm‘
It butt mnwfour note of yum-dry re
aired. l with you that you hotels: the
lateral a: all lulu.“ Lee to
Commute” mud
utPMtthIt-tthlno ntm
mammal“ orbtoblamotor «it
of“ i like to how when the trial
bummthulmv dmmdllrm
_ mmurmmtonnkmnwwln
tutti. rennin It. trams.
,‘l‘htollnwiug letter was written three
later byte: “Werner. print. one
I: m rmmmnm.
‘o .i
ls‘ ‘
To SliEHlSllLU'l Sill.”
Ex-Gofirnor Waller and the
. to proceed against the accused Wills, no
trial 5 large and intelligent audience. her a-
lum paednnhurtrleltm. mundane“.
truth {I regarding any expendltm ’of
mm»! in this can «tar as 1 know. If
you think lbave done wrWug
to secrecy to protect an ”no,
when it could in no way pro , the
marltoolthemlwlohyouw _ l
we. Whether Mrs. Plant bu mo
money to Waller.” hf» futbprlm‘
any. The zovernor’l inference m ill-tn.
My impression ll that she Intended to
marry young Waller utter her hillblnd
had obtained his divorce, but finding Shot
this would be impossible, on account» of
the clone watch kept by the older Mr.
Weller'on his son, she broke her
meat. She has not seen young Weller fin"
tome time Mann the father did not per.
mlt him to visit. her.” ,
Counsellor Puttemm related uboolntely
todlacnu the can or reply to Governor
“'nller’o criticisms and lnsinuotlone of his
methods 9nd motives.
' Its-Governor Weller ripe-h.
Fix-Governor 'l'. hf. Weller-ecu)
ly disturbed over the fact that his , ten
to Lawyer Ilornco Groves had been made
public. He told:
“As noon not heard of the tumult and
charges made against my son In the
Brooklyn nfluir I did all I properly could
to save the parties interested from modal
and notoriety.
"in accordance with an arrangement be
tween Mr. Graves and the lawyeron the
other aide I paid for my non some money.
and I would have paid more bed I not
been “tidied that the payment of more
money would not prevent the scandal. It
won then that i wrote a letter thlt I had
concluded. upon the whole. to pay nomoro
hush money, but. to face the music-rid
perhaps contribute to it. I with you
you would state that I never puld any
money to either Mr. or Mn. Platt in this
case, nor have they ever asked me (or In}
money."
they Clot-n to B- Ilium-t.
The money that was paid. the “-30%
ernor said. had been given to Mr. Gravel.
He declined to make public the amount.
but. said it was small. lloth bk son and
Mrs. Platt, be said. claimed to be innocent
of the clmrgw. and he felt sotinfledtbnt
upon the trial to would have no trouble
in chlztbllhlllng tn 3 four. Mrs. mm is on.
cursed of being improperly intimnte with
young “'nllt-r at the Lou: llruuch hotel,
cornerof \‘i'zuhinutou and Sand: am,
June 23am! July 7), ‘- and l).
THE BATTLE AT HARRlSSURG.
Senator Gobin'u Krunlullon Til-l the
b‘r-nnln it.» .‘n Jnrtidlctlou.
llAi:l:l.~‘lll‘l;u. Nov. ll.”‘.\c the senate in-
vestigation Senator liobin, Republican,
leader. offered it resolution that under the
pngtltgtiou the senate has no infliction
the miedemeanon with which they are
charged are indictable offense;
Senator 8min, Democratic leader, offered
an amendment providing for the Appoint-
merit of a committee of seven to prepare a
report to the governor, recommending the
removal from ntllce ol Messrs. Boyer nod
Mctfnmnnt. but Chairman l’curovze ms-
tninmln point of order that the amend-
rueut “$8 nut. in order. No row was
[Elwin-ll.
EGAN AND SCHLEV HOSTILE.
l'ho London Time: 31,- the Latter DO-
elnnn War Inevitable.
Luxbox, Nov. ll. ~A dispatch from San-
tlnpi, Chili, to Th1.I Times “ya that .‘Iln‘
Ester Egan and l ‘uptain Schley continue to
climb“ a bitter ultimo: again.“ Chill. Cop
tniu Schley declares that Ivor “inevitable.
The American consul u Yelp-ulna add-
tliat I strong fleet is coming. and that
therefore other warships are leaving. and
thnt no evidence of (‘hillnn bootility rt
mains.
T he captain of the Kemerulda report.
that he was not allowed toconl at Acapul-
co. The enptnin of the lust: uptake in op-
plnuoe of the sympathy tbown for the
(.Iongreulonnl party in California
101'le Wllnlo Duvln' In...
Jrssrr Cm'. Nov. ll.~Tbe Jenny City
police have two letters. one to (intro!
Gordon. of Atlnuu. and the other to Dr.
William Morrow. of Nashville. bearing
the forget! nlgnntun of Winnie Devil and
puking for the loan of 11.000 to her mother,
the wldow of tin lute president of the
nouthern Confederacy. The pollen nwpoct
that the letters are the work of Eldwnd L.
Stoddard, who in uniting trlnl lathe
Hudson county lull.
A lurk Outlook for It". acorn.
(Instant. .\'. \'.. Xov. IL—«At the Idol
of Rev. ticorne several local doctors were
ruxnlnrd. llr. Seldou outed that Dr.
l'lrvvny told him the operation had been
pcrlortned hetero he (l-lrwny) wu mm»
mount. This evidence may help Dr. lcr:
vny'e «no. but not Mr. George's. The im-
preuion prevails the: George will boun-
uhlo to mono conviction unluu tome
startling development» In late favor are
brought out noon
Lonny Ire—unto Won.
New Outline, Nov. ll.-A hotly wo-
tatod prim-r7 election wu held in thin
city for the mandibles-m to'the
thinner-tic convention. The election
tnrnulluxelyon the lottery lane. The
Ind-lot Denim put I lull debt In
the field, t were ombdtnlully do
tested by the other (action. Thirteenth-
uldend n more blowtoth onlldotmy
!- ...
”clumped In. to h, u Mt.
lintnolrour, Conn. Nov. ll.m’l‘he one
of the city ot llrl rt min» Marl: A.
Hotehhlu Ind oi um begun in the
powder coin. The city was the um-
hlu heir- UOJm. but. owing to inflation
bummhdn “tannin-”exam
mount to the em. portion no there.
tore hot the [tilt that it. my tattoo the
eonrt'o muons.
W
A opin- loom- I'M
Wm“. N. LN”. leAm In
Pay, the at spirit medium. was made
thallium a complete Ind WI
upon mm ll. ”out. at m-
alty, at uhlnmon rink in» night before
“uncommon being “mud and 01‘
WW 1
A We.“ lawn to bomb.
it“ Brunette. N. 1.. Nov. 11.4fm
Henry Purdue, at Cranium, white light-
:g: W ting-ml. mung m
’ our . cloth—
ing no em “mt-caulk. . M
is moot may.
Welt fin-non rum
(”Niall 1.. troy. “WNW?
ton bl
Mental new
fir Ilium o cutout
U“. ii ;
‘mfl
‘ WK. 3
Alumnu-
Illfl WYJO
aw
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an» em: m yam
mil. or nylon- nvenuo. a. ll.
rim: or».
we. thedepot. on
oral “my”? "mm *5
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l3 ”IL-Ill! H. ti. . “and ' t
, ¥om.m‘§t Momentum?“ “3”
mum; am A no: WATER
maxim. w. n. a: no. ”um um wick.
Wh; ‘
ti. N. stole . _
walnut! «not m
“l
”g l r kc
”gigging ore. Wain
lunar» M
l, unofll’. new
with? bill?) mhwm-mnli‘grgh iron in
‘ . “m ordain mall inhalant or the kind a;
, town. A bar and cm flwmluf
Fur ult are. (nuns; ole.
ll I'm,
AGREED llll ARBITRATION
The Behring 82a Negotiations
Have Beer. Concluded.
m’v-n
. it.“
A SURPRISE ill SAYWARD CASE
.tltumy tirm-r II “le7 Late "at n “to“
‘56:"! hm. .; ~. llvttur uluuernl Tuft'l
.Immnfilt in fur-.- Ill! [Quilt-II Bum Su-
preme he, i. r.
Wlmtrtoror. Nov. itw'l'lae important
unhonncmn' - t I'l't’lt.’ in the wupremeoourt
.-: the Unit-m m: :wi by Attorney (lexical
.rlillrr ti‘ltIlIL: m.- nrgunwnt in the Boy-
Viztnl or ill-1mm: am mow. thirt’tbc United .
States and tut-nut. llrimiu had agreed to
mhmlt the llmrm: mi controversy to or
blimtlnn, tm- rho fir-4’. intimation that
the mrrcwwailq-ruv lm-l at. but resulted in
n satisfactory .thttflllllulll. limb. olden had
agreed to oulx..tit the matte-r to arbitra-
tion I! no :lurecmetlrt could he reached as
touhut pnin'» :should he laid before the
arbitraton, but than did not leectn to be
much prospwnt o: n unanimity of opinion
on tins. snij ct. Attorney (loner-Al Miller
refused to talk about his revelation further
than tom-(y that no ngrcemunt as to the
quusllom to he. submitted for arlntrotion
had been ruched and only awaited the
sanction of the whale baton- helm; placed
before the {wtwrn that will he sclecled by
Great Bfllllllt and tho.- Umted States to
settle the mutt. r.
Solicitor t‘uft'a Argument.
When the newt/mm was mottled before
the supreme u; l . lmitor ticrlernl ’l'uft
claimed that _.‘x tun nwr the waters
accouwanywi: I .. r.mut of Ala-Jen tothiel
country by l: .«tn nodal! watersofAlnskn
over which lllr‘ ring-war of Russia hurl
jurisdiction Wh‘ loyal by the grant. as ‘
the watt-re m 3.:1 included Lh‘hring;
sea. The qmwrum m lhallr helm: at polio %
zeal our: the u. utm-‘u tiltfhlun was com .
alanine tulle» t"’l'll;|‘r‘a~v took. ueuon, and ‘
if any clmm wrr' tr.» M: mule corit'crlllufil
territorial mnem- guy the president on» ‘,
rusted with on»: :tun::.l~m1t.nml Linda» ,
claiun woulzllw comet. llow could the?
iii-rodent «la-ml hi r. Tait. what ‘
were the wan-m "villi he could i
not carry ll. Would he 2
an edltyin ,. mnmi combs: g
Errol nrlwu out of Mo (monotony, for the l
president to in [worth-«i tort-ride what;
Action should he I; ' um after the came I
had been. decided lv our! of .ultmralty l
or by the federal supremo court. f
i
.
The I’vrnlrlrnt'. l'nnrr finprrmn.
Thr- pruiximi: I xr-rcimi the right to del
tillepllllllc'il «ms-i. an, and [tom hinde-
c'mion the-re- n 1" Lu a .l,
“(the llrmu‘: L'v>\ .
the United 5:. Lul mum.
juriulictwuuwr ll Ilzm:
«liliercd than Hmn
Wlmmmitrmni {in ;«
State» jam .
fining tn . ~
llt‘llz-b vent .«
Behring; mm m 1‘ x 1.1:: .wm-z.»l;~i,
that thin Vim alone oulmnv “21:23; thef
right of seizure. '
The lntrwntin: Anon wnmrnt. l
Then (‘atm- too m:
iteday. Th»- l'm'u l
her!) asked to Ml‘lilml ".
hurntionntvl but .ur -l
lion, and that the tlllll’!‘
'l'hw mt: usel 5
:1.» .:.. ~ Hiram;
~ .«lm‘nf
ml. lzm
.r. t.i-~t' lu ur-
. “W :lrupuul-
. .mmnl for an
I
.u'l‘ (twirl: (if. .
We! ‘ ”$.mem'mhl'fl'xl
ll WW
,_ J}-
. I. , ‘
Lmomwnm. 1? mm M of Webb.
. amino {whom-1c.»
BO ‘ J5 R W 0031 N
tudllwwblem M.wli‘, ”a: Y
um humus Mm' and mindful”.
MD! Eli l" lawn bhmmihbu'
unflinchim , honorarium
v overs”: amount”.
0 ‘ .. All)" 17105 and f
nll‘filudu at Ho. 4 Water It. gutting ”(ma 0
. n41 HAWIALW Ellis.
om is KNAPP «out two. factor—
eor. Main a ll on W ’t' 1
m8. 3!. New Yur olhwm 1:33;: at?! m
YWND & COMlfl'mK. Day st. t5. N. also
ow Forming company, some midi-one.
HABBWAIH'J & CUTLEB‘Y.
QUIWABI). W. C. Manic Hull block
rite. ohm: oto. tum Adv.)
If
ravenous.
.i‘iJl.
WEE.
Furious
. . in
mutilate. ll. 11. u
TAYLOR & 60
' Real
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.‘ Ilommodlel. It”.
METROPOLITM Ll
I‘EOl’LE'fl LIVE 1N8
lllNS. H
I’.J. O‘Brien. ”ills“
NUR‘VALK FIRE 185.00. 5‘. In warm 1
bouncer» elm W). Nooutmtotullnxlwe dial: is
at. dbl. A. ll. Fro-mun. wt. outmrlntorlh‘luu.
5 , 00 O. 00 I
STOCK OF
AN
wwwnmuannm~~
museum m
rm
MJIJirooW i AM
- in midi
meantmmtnwl’l’m “who...“ .
new» mos»: stallion now."
KOBWWIBIEHWG doom.
WWKLL. ‘1. W. at Wlehlnmlt It. 3. H.
Well at. X.
lxfiURAIIOB AGENTS-
NJACOB M. Would
Lg. . ‘lremluteglnsmolden endllfmmvflll
W00!) WI. tor. loin and W m N.
mote: lnveoinunu. loin:
not. mono
LllB'H. ti and ‘1 WM
unto" and loom-om.
1380“!“ WANT”
(JON NEKB'HC Willa?» lfifllfifi. (20. 8. ll. 14‘.
in alumina Id
{21 mucous Main amt.
t cum. .
. (:0. The. ll" Womb! n
I
on
KITCHEN WARE,
To Be 5ij Before January lst.
In other words, the closing
out of the entire stock of the
South N orwalk Boston Store, at
83 Washington
-MMDONM
Street.-
Think over the many articles
you will need beforeSpring; we have
them all, and what is more, they all
are marked to be sold, which means
we shall have to sacrifice no little
amount in order to get; rid of them.
it fiammences Saturday, Natl.
Store opens for business at 8 a.
m. Closes at 6 p. m. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays. Mondays
and Wednesdays closes at 8 o’clock.
Saturdays closes at 10:30 o’clock.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
opinion in music; «f t: h .trz..t|~.ltiori.
l'orhnpenrlmn lH'l ‘uml no: l. :i agreed
upon, but at l .h‘ H .‘HAt‘i’v' will. an, mat
ter met them; up w lll'll.-'3~tllv:ll.
"Nut uni} my.) l.l§<‘rJH’lvl Attorney
numeral Mulwr, "lrll u. lu't'llflfll’lN‘Il
upon in the cwrr. :ulruvr. ”
’l‘beannomnm; oi the attorney gen»
enhimportvmt .tzt 1'. mu, did not ermine
that Amount of vmhlv urine»: tlml lt‘i
wouldhah‘ t‘l‘i‘llb‘vl ii Musli- uutm-lr the?
supreme court thou-m \"rry (ow prom-tit ,
«armed to III'INJS‘I-L . tlw > luminance oi the
utntmtlflll. and Mr 'ialt “on: m. with mu
argument in u it'llllllll: luul lmpprucd.
the Attorney Honor-I Hprnkn.
Attorney livnrrnl Miller followed Mr.
’l'nft lll Ionlasudtmn of the :imnnu-nt (or
the l'ultml 5E.ll.'v ll' Lliuuwt the jut-in-
dictlun o! the quantum .uirt imil been Ml.-
NHL The Alonso .‘oiul, no mid, was no:
on lnlcrmr mun; auxwrmew provml it
wan neuprrior mutt, moi it»; llmlnmn were
just up condo-ore ml tlw supreme ruurt an
on Anybody who 'l'm dr- mun of the. Aloe
in courts could on: be atinlkel unions n
utntemeut of moi: of jum-llrtlou up
wnml on llu [around iv quoted t‘hlef
Juutim Mar-hull lu eummrt of thin con-
million.
A In.» for than Lt-m'. Khulna.
The Attorney general made an lronirnl
Illttllotl to tho {urolutl trolley o! tlmt
llflllln.lllllltll; that the “mini: govern-
iucnt llld not nlwnyq uhowu that. muchlng
regard for international luv of which Mr.
mullahs bud npolum no highly in in inter-
notlounl dealings. The attention ol boun—
tnrlon. he mod. mu not it qummu tor the
mm. become the mum dld not make
bonndnrlm. lu conviction the attorney
putrid uric! uh unmet-u haul Meow
rived Ito-limbo term. ot nlrltrutloutu
the Behring m qlmtlon, and now the
other aide naked nun the mum-mu court.
should doctrine: duration, and not only
decide it, but decide it against the united
alum
.lul-
Attorney runw- Armin-at.
Jonph ll. (innate. ol’ Sew York. fol.
lowed Mr. Miller, in- mud. tho closing
urgent-tit tor the noun: government.
the thmmllo limit hm. be bold. had
um been dlrpuled until now.
The fioywnrd when paired. titty-ulna
mllulrom land. on tlftyalx min one
U“ of all willie Joni-diction of the
United Stun. It on the duty "MW
at the immune court tomb the pro
medium-.0! the Aloha district court to
Ind whet lurk-diction it but in India;
that the Hayward bod toilet: Ital ill-molly.
mooning. he an! that the positional
the United ileum; concerning ”Whig!”
W%““”‘”l““dlm“
not proportion on t to
nurse theirrrltorinl infliction of tbh
tonal n hundred note not total He
ti that the United had not
won out. the out-tot not rover-tn-
ty [mud "n. me down»
mthudmudmr unlit mint“.
avowed the ground on which women
um m; that treat the on parallel
M to the Amie» ohm
than». With the mum at In
(amnion-tit thee-Imelda.
I...
Dim W with rodent-nun.
Km. it. I. no. mandala lol-
“him "a ourmohtmmm
a.
.. § , .. , .
rum
longhorn m annulment
, ‘wmfllnb
this sale.
mania.
‘4‘ out.
M. s. SMITH’S
l‘89l.
lirand Surprise to the Trade!
Exquisite (loads Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of Dollars lost at a Salt!
Gents’ Department
Tics, Collars and Cuffs, Inunulried, U n--
luumlrlod and Flannel Shirts, llosl;
l" ndot‘Wcul’.
.; a“ and
of
ladies’ &. children’s llenanmem.
(.ll' Muslin Undo
(i
l'\\'l"tll‘.
armcnts oi
every kimlvund in every iumginalgilo style.
KID GLOVES
To be closed out. In fact every do»
pertinent contributes to the ad 'anccmcnt of
Don’t fall to attend our special
sale of Saturday afternoon and crom’ug.
msunAucs BUlLDlN
G.
NORWALK
‘ W L
l’; l
_ hoadwtrlnl‘mlnn ’ Wm
mourn: won.
mmwuntmox w
nmvltJLhrirlgeJLN.
and tom. mum 5.!
repairs for n mo u 7
SfftlFle.WM.A. K t "
uhlnwmudummll‘mnub’lu
unuuncruunk onrnn ‘ ‘
HARVEY. (3.". N
2153'." In lmwmm
ll on. ”A
"q! steam;
AVIHON.‘A. lill Main It I?
“olden, nominate". clown. , .
BENNETT (It from ‘ I. '
.loln-ternwlnrnu. fruit». :k 0. ' ‘
., 3 '1. A'rnuin-chhuirk ru-
. . . “‘lll)‘. Washington It. . I
«A WILLIAM ll. nonedlct '
l" N’ Flilt’llllmlfl, vegemblmm ,
Al L4. FER”. lllNaMnln .urloiem‘
of u lrlmls. Home rendaraflhrd 5m.
Ll) URN IR, WM. 198 Wuhlnyton :m
lnrll‘t‘l’gc. :4. S. millennial kinda "ohms.
LOCKWOUI). 1.. Wanhin on 5&th . “
tine "routs. llsh, oyster-s. glans, vent-w
RAYMUSD. liEllSllOM. BNO. Moll! “i a.
prime meats. poldtry. etc. (Mice , ot' ’
('anh pr we. ' , ‘
HMITII'S WAHIIINGTON MARKET. N ‘
ington 31,5 V. meats. poultry for family I.
Wl'llllllilt. . .l’. ll! Main Q! N. choice '
poultry. nah, vegetables. cl . m
LCM "III! DEALERS l Puma a
IMXDALIJH Illllalo. I'LN. lumber and ‘llnlbot
rough or worked momentum
MASONfi AND Bull-I’m ‘.
SEYMI‘DIYR, HENRY. If” Wont live. 5. N. ' All
kinds of atone thn contract: token.
SMITH. WILLIAM II. 33 Went II,B.N. Job-
bing prouwl ly attended to. 1
MARBLE AND (rum. ,'
BATES. l’. W. Water 5!. N. mum ‘ of
rim. granite and marble work. mm in
stone Work of all kinds.
M EN’S onmnm ,
(‘UMSTMJK BROS. Masonic bulld’ .1" ll 80-
. Inlfl o. 5.3:, Gentleman's furn’tuhlné‘podr.
l-‘ltAXt '15 .c (:0. so \Vnnhln m st. 8. N. fine
hatn, gentleman» furnishing; of Ill Hull.
MEI“: “ANT TAMM- ' '
utmm‘sxl 1-}. ill Wall at N. A ' t t
mtnmntoul: the latest etylesnlwnymuml
Ktx;ot'u, r‘. :7 Nu. ) aln at, 8. N. Fina tall-
crlng a :pecialty. pairing. etc.
alumni.
COLLINS. R. M. 12 Main st. 8. N. W”
if desired.
material It
iv'th'll, Miss 00me st N. 10
.ilithd ' Dyeing Habit-fining“.
A .V
"03d blah-til
Dill-l“! TEACHERS.
mums S. K, 7N West avenues. Teacher of
Plum, Organ and Harmony.
Gllfinx. ALEX ti. 25' Merwln st. N. Pine.
organ and harmony.
oi urea emu-ms nun manna.
llUYT, \V. Ito: 505'. If” “'ater at, S. N. (foot
or Raymond.) l’lnntemexwmnand whole-
null! dealers in native oysturn.
REED .t— llni'sstnx. in Water at.S.N. Plu-
lr-r-v rttlzl shippers of NONE”: oyetm' '
VAN XAME. J. L. 6': (30. P. O. b03598“.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
Sr il;\l‘.\l.l{ PATTI-3RD: WORKS MAI.-
lln vrgw. prop" Riverside ave 8.25. Hansel!“—
zricsfiperuilty. by‘éatcamikhg. Eager or hot
mr. rlrrcuf'rs: . orwa 1c Joni
I’rrzttnl; Dr. Bohnnnnn. (steam); Ii. hm".
am. who John Try-on. that ntr);Wllllolt
ll. hllJill. tateaml: Grace Church. that!!!”
and many othern.
YAIS'IIZRS.
, . . .. .
“.Merm
mnzumx ’t‘ ‘ . ." ‘
:itnl :lgn fall‘ILI'CEr‘gmitire; Mil-3W
PHU’I'IMBAPMEBS.
Sulll'l' ', 1).“. T '
'lllJLllll‘} 0...},.mlisl‘t‘lfilhllltnggt?’ RN. (h.
['5] ‘éll'lrth's.
.va 4.12mi! 47 Washington at.
c m In. t m :5. 7 to a.
.no Tl‘sl’l’. .e unmask.
3' - “ ml Knightstefi.“
. 4 . . pert moment.
I'Id‘l 15"- IEIHJJ, NILYEIL‘SD NICKEL
Ml 'l Nunn’xLK Pl..\'l'l.\'u(70. “Water
. uni—«t elm trn vlnt'rngdnne tolllltl
.m- it'lileshlngof all inns of methl good?
mm 1. minor}: Minute.
l..'. 3 1H iNJM 1 m M. Wmhingron shunt RU
>,. . l’mprri} forFulfilmllréeéilvtkn‘ulmldv
wm )DWU’JV. t; A. Sn. min anxious-to
nut and handing lots for sale.
urbratfnaxrs.
YXIKHI'T. l". l-'. I'll: ll . l ‘ .S. , .
:tl;illlmur~. Striving?” Plot? 3 Mm
l
l
.nr l.
.v ..
. .\ in» “hi:- lmutrt-Il‘a-l; life‘s every "-
,,\ \l’,'> Illil'li’l' i:t:.~1'.\t‘ic.tx'r. N. N.
l“, llo- lm-l. pr’Iv ”Kirchner/er. "will“!
HI'II‘N’IH.
lllllllr' . Mir-4 IXSTITUTH..\'.
boom in:
t.
'nn lad
;|!:vl>.l4l}"1'lultl. Full trim £5”. l?
Mlle. lll1.\lr'.~' or mu. 0 '
lmllv“. illllrlvlm 5!. Pill” llr'rn‘inlfursgngclxnl?"
tlmu'nusn AK!) Ttl’l>"ll‘IIIO.
l..\l'lIl-Ilt’.‘i I )1", N” . 3. . ’urnh.
ILL, im-l f'VtfilI’l‘lp,’ Linn: ‘Wffl‘éfldflfifld:
an”: [ENGINES AND WHIP“.
SUBWAIK “:th W‘rl’k's f‘OMPANY.’I'he
.mrr . S. N. mar Ilnllr-uul bridge.
. \Mtlllll’ TICKET AGENTS.
l. \‘."['n, J.“ 'on at. Wurhlnmuu omen 9.0
>,:.. l'nw. tu'l..et~.rlrnfln.r1lunrej’ufllm mend
H7012 "RALHIIL
rituttis..1citlx u. ft Wnablnuton with Ibo
om ls, lmw. : rrnrnl. hnlr. planter.
Slnll’l‘nh'. .lnltx ll. our. lnr emu. 3. I
m... in.) or M t-onrrvte wall".
grow-r. rm wail up Ilium
KP’TI‘llV'M. ., 5‘ it). . '
In» ‘INVIE‘V illll‘l Wilhfmi%%5h:.g
POWELL. J. W. 23 \t‘nhln‘tnmfilw "
'l'lllflmlm
Molt'l‘nh' ullN lint: la
and hmd trucking kinhélm'm'u.
Ilfllllln‘h‘lm
JHVNINON. J. I). l . II. m m ”-
llt'lll‘t‘ ll film it. iml't-laibnk B.
Jilllltlrl'l'l. ӣ0. 33 N . 0].
“Tl".ll it‘ll“ ro 11 1mm;
1 ’ I .V . 4' .- . .
ltentdemre 3 blrrlteley II. final-oboe. 3." “
GIVEN AWAY ”I
mm vrr f‘ mod M on ’
urnyéfinlliénlemznd‘lhfl' “sz
v or. .1
PM»: mllnffllllm mind.
Mutt-r prmut- “to for palm
lheBelknggletllt
1Endeavor-t. donut. r
or am:
Wm «emigrant-auras”?
tit-Mir t
s. o. can't-:8.
In low: ”It“ MW; I'll. m
llll. llllllllES E. 5m ’
I
. :mwx. unimrl. will work
in Mullet".
Worth”? VAIPIHL
llo. l '13le «.6».
Norwalk Chronicler