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In!“ rationcounaelot NewYorkclty. Edward'
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my , . cliioeraw' notortlt
wait”. .'
MMwmtwwty-Mreeunion
'hnweta diethlrgctl and the re-
we! withdraw iron: the union. It
Mombasa! lire. Drown: Railway
We}: toe lndiannpotir division
who ago but three stolen, and
» «finale-oi within twenty‘loor
4m.
one it is plainly evident that the edict
hm rat-clung: and will tntlwm engineers»
‘ lumen, mklflm. cotltlucwrs,ntttrchlnen
'anll ereu (Mull: huh-tiers. in other word»,
. .. cieryueptrtm oi. oi lulu-f on the load
' song It“ hmtflfl‘h in a burly tor a mutual
. unit will be it‘hnl to quit their jobs or
” , ’tbrh’reeret oruum The company’s action
puiribly due to strikes which are appro-
" duringth’s World’elair. 'l‘hentore
“ thclaltor
_.,lt;li' enabled'todttnandau tuna-an
lie, or mudully conduct a atrihe.
'aouuuioteiaingtheirloroeottnenageu-
“ambientterlylmpoaeible.
allies tilt
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mute-auger.
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Pb..an l—A special M
thdhguinmmblyd Knights ol
war Sunday
9 con-drluud
whkh he will announce ton ,r‘
ante. .. 1.. mail
Nurphy. Janet the pair at theliuion‘.
elation-ad theywent up to Troyae his;
Tonight Governor Flower will
girearcceptlou at the executive ntanalon
tolbeelectoraaml Iuemheraol the legirln.
lure. Speaker Sulurie anointed byLicu-
tenaat GovernorSheehau in aelrctiug the
atandina committees of the aneurhly,
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Emma. 0.. Jan. h—Tha Norr‘n
family, [or some inexplicablereaeon, now
want to div-credit. the tint marriage oi
Grace Wilton. whoaenal name
knew oi Grace's marriage to D. Edgarl
Crouaeorolthebirth or tbeehihl.wbo a;
the claimant of the eelate.at thetimeit‘
occurred. When the Koamlits party were
here in chber they celebrated the lilth
hirthdayo! Dorothy Cranmin whore bo-
hall her mother in contacting for thecetate.
but alwaya epoho or the girlaa Dorothy
Katerina, never relerring to her as the
daughter 0! the multimillionaire, 1). Edgar
llcendlarls. in Bridgeport.
anotrour, Coon, Jan. 9.-The por
tiouottheeityhuowuss the “Side is
greatlycaeltedowingto the tuctthattwo
incendiary tlrea were started and burglan
werereryactlve in their work Allrein
the Adv-rt church had gained but little
headway and w. quickly extinguished by
theflndrprttnent. It had been started
in new with and in another
with baptlarnal robaa. A partially lint-had
dwelling home owned by G. 3. Stanfield.
next door to the houao ct Chic! Besrdalee,
ol thellrodeparttnenturaa lountl on lira
aboutlo’eloch. Thbwaealtotheworhd
thelneendiarita
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New You.Jah. e—A Sunday meeting
heldat Wehringhalltom against
the growing can. of gain
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_ 4 . renounced“
tournament null.
lace. which Are Aim , in
ma. Ilene-or. in mm Mid-la rt“
til-stalemate onto-mun
Winthhtare.
In Yonder; 1~cooper Huh wee
wowdwlleetalghtwithpeople anabue to
hurlinlatllyaa's Sunday address. Be-
btflnniag hh nllglona dleeourae br'
Nempoduonwumrdwth.
United Labor partyand the Antigen-m,
society
"On I“ Sunday evening," he MAL w,
lent a raaeohahle «mum:- .I ‘
stalernent of the doctrinre u!’ " i . :
Laborpartyplatlorln and o:
arty society, my leaching .‘
trluuhad ledtotheseriesol . -. :
lilytefltdnatedbythoremoml L. . .
cannons It is “Val . .
should now add that thedoflrim‘s
ntaotwaslullandunreaerred semi u. ;
unwise minimizes, eaplaina away or as.
parts mm the doctrine an i luv. luau but
teaching it for yeora.
“The mahiugol that doctrinal statement
under the circumstance might well he
prootolthelact,whichlnow .
sullldent
positively earn. thatno retraction or com
damnation oi tbote doctrines wan a condi-
tion precedent to the remoraloftheoo-
clesiutleal censures.
“in addition to the doctrinal statement i
feel that a perennal statement concerning
my preeent statue is due to my lricntla and
tothepnblte. l willingly make thisatate-
ment. which shall he the better {or being
Wandaanearlyaspoulble inomuialor
lemma-l hmtmnzo.
' A Perl. 3 rl State-eat.
‘On Dre. 3 it was officially declared by
authority 01 the dehgnlo ol : a pope, in~
Vened with apeciol pom-re, sought and ob—
tained for this express pom, that ‘Dr.
lchlynn was declared free iron: rocket»
tlcol censuree and restored to the exert-ire
oi his priestly (“notions after having antler
Red the pope’s learn on all the points in
his ceae.‘
{The representative 0! the apoetolie drip
gate further said to the agent of the pgqg
not the decision ‘Bnfihlflil’m :r'c‘dnyun
to ngwfirl’ifil in any pariah to which be
M be assigned} 1 have ufllcinl letten o!
the apostolic delegate, signed by his hanrl
andatteexed byhia aeal. “ ‘ ’vthere-
moral oi the eecleeiastioal
moreover, commending me to the bishop-
llament the [liberal-Unionist ballad-ruled
England and aloud
theiroouatltnents. He claimed that there
werotwolrelanda-the lrelaudol lawaull
the Ireland oi hula-near. The latte, he
intimated. iatheperty which 5 loud-t in
he elnmorings In home rule.
He claimed that this measure la now ad-
mitted to he enintporaibleouetopaq
even by there who were in atrongaat advo-
cates; that to decree Hob npueentatioa
out ol the Euglleh parliament. as that bill
would do. would encourage
He thought that belore tell got-eminent
ahould be siren to any nation loyalty and
moderation should be thorn by its people,
and theaehe claimed,are not ahown by
like hwgnrefidngmm Herald the in-
ut'trlea oi re ' bare prospered undc
Eugliah rule.
national ‘l'rale Aw-bly loom
”Elihu. Conn. Jan 9,—The annual
‘ oltheh' ‘ ‘ Trade “
out monument: laborureeheid no;
everywhere, that i may be permitted in,
their restrain dioceses to celebrate more. ' cities in New 1'0"
My npruoeutatlre, moreorrr, was informed t
by the apostolic delegate tint he knew of
several archbishop and hinlropu who would
be pleated to have me to their dioccaea. I
have neeiretl an invitation iron) I vener-
able prelue to Visit him and delirer I
worn at lectures in hit cathedral. Further
light is thrown on the matter by an olllr tl
or remiollicial statement 0! Biebop K vnc.
rector ol the Catholic unlt'r-rsily, in it well
the apootolic delegate is staying.
"(in Dec. at Bishop Keane said to an
agentol the prom: ‘Dr. hit-Glynn will be
allowed to judge (or himself whether he
will begin negotiation with Archbishop
Corrigan for a parish or apply to the holy
use at Rome. lie in n valuable member of
the clergy, and will probably be given a
position where his aerricea will be most
ueelul.’ .
Content with ‘l’ltluga no They Are.
“1 an) conlz'nt nntl prefer tor the present
to remain as l am, saying mans every moro-
lng and fulfilling my literary and lecture
common-Mm
“A: to my (more l repose with childlike
confidence upon the providence oi God,
which. so a low think and lwith them. has
its it in armrer to earnest prayers marvel-
ously brought alumt recent create
”it was t. hrndly and grociouract on the
part 0! Bialwp Satelli to rebuke the rating
up at the old controveray on the day 0!
peace and good mil. I am very much
touched by his charityand am thanhlul lot
it. but joulee requirea that l ahould atate
that tome oi the thingt attributed to min
the publication relerrrd to by Archth
Satolli were never aid bytne. For instance
lnever called the pope 'an old woruau’ u-
“an old lady.’ nordld l erer call blur 'poor
old begolbonca.’ i swear it."
Rented awn! Between Aral-Malena.
Nsw Your, Jan. Il.-Archhlnhop Cont
rein-ed to rill-cues the Chicago Sunday
'r article declaring that Archbishop
inland ball rent charger to Home scouring
the New York prelate of conspiring with
Father Michael Joaeph Larelle, rector oi
8t. Patrick'acatbedrnl. and other- Indolent
Mgr. flawlll'a min-ion w thin country and
to injure Archbishop inland. The alch-
blahop said that he declined to discuss any
cuchquntloneln thene'lpIMIndthat
it any charge-had been prelorred again»
hl-atltornaitwould he tine enough to
consider hell
u and the
whobellevewith
la yyleldtonontenln
inpalntotreeneetandloyaltyto
thehol "flfimmw
no rm ru- n at. Poll-y.
lion. Jan. t-J’he pope holds alt—elute-
ly to his policy that eoclsalasfieal allalre in
the Unit!!! Bitten flail
tarta- llatleg We
Dillon, it... JhJ-Joha Water-
eedl‘hteeitehouey We!“
Sunday. were pro-ant from u»
semhliea in New Jenny and a number ot
etate. The principal
huntneea of the meeting was to decide upon
, the sot-bilahment oi a journal deroted to
' the bra- working trade in thiadirtrt’ct.
. Since Anson, when the annual conl'rrence
was held. there harebeeo seventeen new
local areemhlies admitted to the national
body. making a total ol 2.1m rnernbua
The out conference will be held in Tren-
ton in Auguet next. The nutlntinu
adopted hythOAnu-rienn ” ' in
the Philadelphia meeting which repre
rented that all goodayluade by certain
Knighta oi Labor organisation-moot
bone flde good- waa denounced.
light and Power at the World's l’alr.
CHICAGO. Jan. 0,—Exhiblton dealrlng to
contract for service 0! electricity. steam.
compre-ed air, power [tom shafting.gaeor
water must make application to the chieta
oi the departments in which their uhiblla
are installed. No application will be re-
ceived nulers made upon a blank turnlahed
by the ehlel oi the department. Service
will be provided (mm May 1 to Oct It. in-
cluairo. been than hall the numberotllnna
that made demand- oo Chic! Robinson {or
morn lor exhibits olll get it. More than
1.110 applications were reunited and only
on can be granted.
Ifle Ian-u ller Athletes
New lhvsx. Jan. o.—-l’onr or the most
prominent member:- of the Yale Track
Athletic teen: have notified the Yale m
ageutatt at their inability to wear the Yale
unllorm the coming naeou for minor rear
snna Swan-t the champion short Illa
lance runner, in in Germany undying inu-
dmauqanothersprlour.“ goua into
Mine-la New York; Wale, the Royal.
rider. baa rheumatlarn and hes been or»
dorutltoetoprldlng.and Btlllman. theahot
potter. hulthaaldnlecldednottoraturn
to college.
Inland Furniture Factory Ilene. l
mun. Pa, Jan. a—rto explodonol
alauapstthe Elhlaud tarnltureworhasrt
Ire to the buildingwhloh with Recou-
tanta wee destroyed. The fire upload
rapidly. burning the lotto-111d Ilelley
Brothers and damaging the hleudcer-
rlegeworhe. Aralataaoewaareoalvedfrun
Addison. Coruln Weataeld earl law-
renurllle. The was stucco. partly
taunted. One hundred manure linden
out at flying-neat. '
line-la Barely Mane.
Warsrrrowr, N. Y., Jan, I: «The Van
BUM Hun-r. I ltrich ill-l, 'v Alta] h;
Gourmet». war time .;.-.._ The
I“, had bdrm. _ Luv“. In
th an Bitten hit-v . w - ”ml the
alerted J. W. Grimm“. ,. . ”dink “a
In Mpoflhy. nod i ll, um, um
bill-l. Mu£hrflrramug mmnml
the Fleet National ohonl adjoining were
WW Theltaeleorer mono.
lad Ia- fla- “tuba-r.
Worm lea-.JaanWllltata Peek-
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and chew your cud.
Be a gentleman,
and chew
Makes an every-dayrcomrmleucc at no
oil-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Putnam! with scrupulous (are. [lichen
mrdalall Pure Food Expositions. Eadt
makes two large pies. Avoid
tions—~ and lnsii on ham he
NONE SUCll brand.
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Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Safes.
‘ Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultlloors.
arms" want or ill «mus.
The Beat Sales in the World.
150mm use. Always pre-
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“Droid in Lynn lane" since that
where 500! our sales u. re euhjected to intense
heat. pruning their routenta.
CHAMPION RECORD alao in the Great
Chit it‘lrelu nm. in the Great Boston Fire
lnl . and inali thegrutllrea since. ti n
for . lrru are. Agents wanted. :3 Ian
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More Building lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
\‘s'v now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
mgirom
upward. These lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot,with good side—
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. N0 better
lots can be had in the
city than these offer—
ed, either for location
or price. ,
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
:For further particulars on-
quiro of
JOHN IIINDS,
0n the promieee, or
CHRISTIAN SWIHTZ.
a: Washington St, at the once
or the one Well cw‘cp.
FURNlTfiFl E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
tfire. p.
$350-
Plckled Oysters.
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DAILY DlREC’l ,
Freight Line.
NEW YORK
811th Norwalk
Norwalk.
THE PBOPELLIRB
[lily of mNorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier 2!. K. K. (fleehman 3th-
Sew York. at 5 p. In.
More Norwalk 5 p. rm; South Norwalh m
In.
Freight received fro n 7 u. m. to 5 p. In.
Upon applic tion to agents the (lily of No;
welt and min will be arm for :
lrelght anywhere in S. w York or its vicinity.
Wall portions are forbid truati at
he ‘ u-or tneboasuorthlall-ge-o-gae-
want of the owner.» thereof. a
“'WAGONS.
Buggiesflnaems, carnage,
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to En All.
can]. arm on man. )5—
Hemly. i,
Mono
5| Washington 8l.. 80. llorwtli,
2? Main Street Iorwali. '
Bakers. fictions,
ICE CREAM.
remain; wwwm jg
Has-1m..- pun-bard the inreatment and la-
soranre hmltrea recentlkmnduotedh Gen.
It. It, (‘r-tulunl l lot-peel lly aollrlt a share
a! ll: bllc rm :9
Wood ml epecla attention to [bah per
cent. Debenture bond» 0 the
IlllnlESEl Blilllllll norm
of litldletow n. (IL; duo ‘
Fire. life and Accident Insurance, .
For tale by
Ha De smith!
Roorn 2. Masonic Building. . Norwall
lllfll Slifllllll & Sill.
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