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IBM'BIDAY'S SESSION.
nit-r Bnlllri W. Ilplu llnIlMl for
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'llllie grand lodge of Connecticut. F
and A. IL. concluded its annual session
yesterday. The that biisinesl that was
performed by the body was the expel
aim of Brainard W. Maples. past master
—cf5t.John‘sliodge. No. 6, F. and A. ill.
and editor of the Norwelh Hour. Editor
Kepler was charged with publishing' in
his paper “certain defamatory. disre
apeciful, offensive and scurrilous laa’
.guage concerning the grand master and
members of the grand lodge of Connecti-
vcut.”
At Wednesday a session the matter was
brought up and referred to the commit 4
he on jurisprudence. consisting of Luke
E. Mckwood. Edward Tweedy and James
McCormick. The charges wereread. and
in the presence of Mr. Maples testimony
was taken. The committee in secret sis-
lion recommended that Mr. Maples be
expelled. [This action was communicat-
ad to the grand lodge,“ and by a vote of
1% In favor totwenty- -four against he
was expelled. lie was not present when
the case was adjudged.
After the session was ended Mr.
llaples' case was quite generally discus
and by members. It was stated that a
member of the grand lodge had not been
apt-Iliad before since Hiram Lodge of
New Haven was gout oil from Masonic
ll'ivileges, when eight members of the
pand lodge were expellid for unniiisuniI
conduct.
Editor Maples appeared before the-
committee to answer to the charges pro-
ferred against him. The trial was held
inthe ante-room. and the hearing in»
private. It is said that Ediwr Maples
tried to argue that the principle ol
free speech was established in the slate
long before the grand lodge was organiz
ed. and that therefore the body coul
not expel him for exercising a right
gnnud to him by the constitution of to»
United States. He has a prominent
member of the grand bake. but recon-oi
the same treatment as any other run-m
her. It was held that according to [lie
provisions of the best Masonic law. rhi-
grand lodge could not ll‘l‘lllll. such con-
.duct on the part of any mum-r.
This expulsion not only cuts off Mr
Maples from the grand lodge. but drives
him out of the subordinate lodge, The
decision was greeted with very general
approval from the members of the grand
dodge. most of whom considered that by
his condo innatory language in his para r
llr. Maples liad well merited the punish-
:ment hs receive-d.
A subordinati- lodge has the power to
.expel II member. and such ease-s may
also be carried from the Blllmrlllllillt'
lodge lo the grand lodge, which acts as n
aortof suprrriie court of the order. An
. expulsion is regarded as a matter of m”.
aidenible disgrace to the member on
trial. his not infrequent that a mem
her is taken back again nlieii he burn
like himself by bringing a pr-til'iori.
It is generally believed that Mr. Naples
will pitch into the grand lodge huhlt‘l'
than ever. and some spicy reading may
be expected in the columns of his plpi‘l
The officers of the Almnic Cllulili
Foundation Ippuintctl were all follows:
N. E Rowe. of Boston. tut-sweat; Joseph
K. Wheeler. of Hartford. vicar-president.
and John is. RIIot. of Hartford. sceneme
and ties-liver.
No action was taken on the establish
Inth the Masonic home. it was dr
aided that” there was not money on
ouyh lo the fund the matte-r had best hi-
deferred.
'Graiid latter Barrett unmanned his
appointments. which are as follows:
Rev. 1. If. Stillbirth. of New Britain.
grand chaplain; F. W. llaren.of llart
ford. grand marshal; (longs MchIl. of
Greenwich. mad senior steward; John
9. Mind, of New Haven. grand jun-
lor steward; E. 'l'. Ilain. of Hartford.
grand iylm auditing minorities. W. ll
Law and Pluto W. newton. of Hartford,
W. 1.. laps. of New Britain.
'l‘lisrisxtanuual mogul themd
loops was appointed for Hartfwd.
lull! MDIINATII. ‘
I. hadro- Illnyulwl Vat» not or
Imp-Int lair chi-l Its-lust.
At the special meeting of the Booth
. Hawaii Fire Department. held last
right lathsOIdVleIl [look andliadder
‘ company's rooms, an latmmal ballot was
taken for aelilsf engineer. with the fol-
lowing result:
Jobs Vl'. Wallis ........ .. . .3
Intel We. ..io
Wisp .............. ................. a
Animus to male the ballot lormll
w- cried unanimously,“ llr. Welds
was daslarad disconnect the depart
hit for the position, notwithstand-
hulbat heubhsdwdeellasthehonor.
flimwlllhapnsnued toihshoarrl
at mutant WI] meeting
”m Ir. Welds bili- present
mwmmamcsmn.
mu *- min-ml will the vm
casted by low advancement.
asdhawlll prehablylissoullmoa um
um. , ......
ulna hostel Ian. Whom
Mutt-humor Ila pascal. will
”was annuals
GEO. LOCKWOOD,
Special Agent.
so. NORWALK
STUDENTS AS PIRIIBK.
...—......
The: Iahdue allele la Whltlaeh'a Board
In: School In Wilton.
(Special to Tax Burnout.)
eroa. Jsauary alt—Augustus
Whitloch’s boarding school in this Mace.
narrowly escaped distraction. by lire at
an early hour yesterday morning. The
smell of smoke aroused the inmates of
the school, and a panic among the
scholars was imminent. They were
quieted after the location of the tire was
ascertained, which was in the second
story. It was extinguished by hard work
aznthe part of the students. The lire
probably originated from a defective
line. A large hole wsgburnsd in the
floor and the beams charred. The darn
age is about $100. covered by insurance.
0? INTEREST 1'0 PARENTS.
’l'ho Laws of Connhtlcnt Concerning the
lastrucrlon of chlldrcu.
The' laws of Connecticut concerning
the instruction and employment of chil
:lren require that parents and others who
bare the control of children over eight
and under sixteen years of age, shall
cause them to attend school regularly. or
to be instructed elsewhere. while the
public day schools of the district in
which they reside are. in session.
The following are exceptions while the
children are lawfully employed to labor:
1. Children over fourteen years of air».
2. Children thirteen years of age who
have attended school sixty days at leastN
of the preceding twelve months. 3.
Children under thirteen years of age who
have attended school one hundred and
twenty days of the preceding twelve
months. The penalty for violation of
the law isafino not exceeding :5 for
each week the child is absent from
school. lint this [vanity is not incurred
when it apwars that the child has no
clothing suitable for school and' III!“ the
parent or person having control of the
child is not able I! I provide such clothing.
or that the mental or physical condition
of the child issuch as to render his in
.truction lucrpriliem or impracticable.
The law requires regular atlcndancw
harm; the hour-i while the schoids an-
ui session. 1. also prohibits eiiipluymciil
unless the child h :r altv'lirlr'd full school
hiya. Then-fore, if a child is about at
the opening of the Winn-l. or is with-
drawn beloro the clue of the sessions.
\ illiout lawful cause. the parent may in-
cur the shore named wholly—$5 for
vvrry such week of irregular attendance.
WIMI children under sixteen years of
l m are sent to school by their parents or
min-rs who have the taro-o! tin-m, but
they or Ilis- .I. die!“ and
truanl. a mi may be mmzoimd or mm
to the Stit Reform School or to lllt
Connecticut Industrial School forlliil-I.
When children under stall-on years of
Ilgt‘ have no clothing suitable for sr'hool
or are otherwise Iinproviilrd fur_ and
“wit parents or Olllrri lllIVlllI control
of them are not able to prm'i iv for them.
IIH' m'lr‘l'llllv'll of III" [0th shoul l fllllllrill
.lhw‘lfiiillll't‘ or thi- chililrcn slio ild be If m-
oiitlu-J t l the County Tcuipirary Homr.
'l'lit- I-iiiployiiieiit of children is iiulaw
ml, lint. win-n iiwh-r fourteen years of
.igr'. in any bonito-gs. unless they have
IUD-lblr'll who“) sixty full school days at
lozut in the twelve ItlllllllH [lfl'f'ihllng any
Iiionlli while employed; lit-mm]. when
llrlolrr thivtwn years of ago. in any
inunnlacluring. mercantile or mechani-
cil Q’r‘ubllrllflll'n”. Employers should
in l'Vt'l'y case have a certificate Blltl\\lll,L
Ill'll ll child under fllullt‘v'il yuan of ago-
has attended school: audio every case
where the one of the child is otherwise
in doubt a ccrtficati- from the town or
school record or by the [intents Thi-
pI-nalty for employinga child in Vllllae
tion of these laws is a line not exceeding
”(tor in scale of nchlld under thir-
teen years of ago II this of not more than
W for each week of employment.
Ill.” lll‘l'lL'llllll Ill-BIACTIII).
Ariana! fleeting of 1.: linin- I’nlat Ini-
pruvc-a-t (lo-puny. Ilrld teal-may.
ThI- mass! meeting of the flown! in:
improvement company was In- lil yam
day or 2| Montgomery street. Jam
City, S. .l.. when the lollowing board of
directors was elected: Jams-~ W. Hyatt.
Blblri A. Woodward. James 8. Kelley.
John D. Klmmrvy, Julius Piukenaicin.
Christian tlwnris, Henry W. Winfield.
hints Jacohoaliy and T. 3. Kelley.
At a “Mosul. meeting of the direc-
tors llr. llyatt was reelected pfraldnnt
of the company; llr. Woodward. sucro—
tary and treasurer; Mt. Finlmiatvm. Iren-
ersl manager; Hess". Kelley. Kimmey
and Swans, exo'ullvo committee.
It is undentmd that the iron Steam.
boat company has already booked on. or
two excursions for the Point ovary day
during the summer mason.
w
fail to go.
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Aaaw Church lull-3a.
The annual meeting of the Congress
tlunal church was held last evening. The
rvaIIrta from the various societies show-
edtheinlobeiflagood couditltloti. the
Sunday school having a membership of
434, thirty four mothers that year.
The annual reports of the officers and
committees of the Norwalk 0mm
tloiial church were given last night
Therm-unwed tlIaHhsyear just
chard Ins been our of Willy In
every III pirtmentcf Christian work. in
addition to rr-mmlaa theeatlrsladslited-
iii-rad the church the unmat- of the
various team-leases la nearly or quite
If too In serum of iheolferrup of
church has
m
. b‘ is a“ wma‘flsrll‘shlr
”hr. at
an assessment of 8138.830; he is the larg-
over are as follows:
W
so. 45 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
8551“ HEIDI TlXPAlEIlSI
A LIST TAKEN FBI)! I'll! ASSES-
BORS‘ 300‘s F03 1802.
People Who Pay 'l'axsa an an Assessment
of Ten Thousand Dollars ar- Over-
Dudley 'r. so. of Swath Iran-iii, nu
Lamar Taxpayer at the Town—channel
”able to ba lads la the Grand not.
Below is a list of some of the heaviest
taxpayers in Norwalk, taken :from theM
ion-n assessora‘ books for 1892. Dudley
P. Ely. of South Norwalk. pays taxeson
est taxpayer in Norwalk. Others wll
pay taxes on an amusement of 310.0“) or
Robert V aanrunh .$ 18.010
Pauline An wife of 'l'. 8. Vsnderliiief. . 7.1m
Nelson Taylor. .... . . .. 33.3w
Lockwood Manufacturing Compact... lust)
innnsbury. Bl=sell It Company . .
Holmes. Keeler & Selle-ck Company...
New Y.orlr Saw Hat an ant Hartford
Railroad Conway” ..
Norwalk "as Light Company. .
Sorwalii Iron Wei-ts Company.
Norwsllt Lock Company .
Nora alt Mills Connolly”
K )rwalii aavln .23 Sudan.
Norwalk a- -d South Norwalk Electric
Light Compiny. . .. .................
....
Rolon Point improvement Company... 17.5“)
53 5(1)
Tue Union Manufacturing Company...
lot Iteot‘ William G. 'l bomas.. Wall-l
II-lrtA. \Voridward......... 00.“
K. A. Woodward and Wife.. ... .. ..... man
3. A. “oodward and estate of Burr
Knapp“ . rum
4. B. “ilson ll'lll
L). r2. “linen. trustee for F. Clark.
Estate of Edward I’. Weed. .
Winfield S Moody ......
(state of Ihornas ll Morison
Thomas :5. Morison
Estate of S. B. UlmsleaL . . . . . Mi
E-mre of John J. Caps ............. 210.5er
Ira Cole and Wit: .............. 24x5
Dolley P. Ely. . ,
loli t if. Ennis...
Joseph-l Asch .. ..
rival Illfllludiu... .
'.llt‘lll'lrl’ lilll. ..
'.. J. lllll ......
Hannah lllll....
mrgs ll. Holmes
\lfrrd M. Hort ..... .
lleury l. Hoyt ................ ..
Photo of Joseph \V. Hairball ... .
.l..iile:s\V yin!
Marla P. James
Collin: of William it James
..I huD Kimmy. .
John H. Knapp .....
ilnrgaret Lauder...
3h also 1‘. Leonard ......
E. K. hickwriaxl .............
F St. John Lockwrol.
(some WKWO 11.
Julia A. Lockwood
.\ lllialll I! Emkwocd.
\‘fillllfl ll. lam-tweed”
”"lll-l’ilfl Lorrndea ..
Luv. oshu r. \lalhcivaonhcornptly
mil) A. I.,n a. ......... .. um
Julxrilmngsdor'f . . . . .. .. 10,211)
\lir’lrit‘el lintt-hford ................ 15.525
Raymond Brothers. .... .. 8|. 73
.‘Z‘lnloof Louis Raymond... . . 31.5!»
ilo lid; llolvl thtiii-it ............ :1!!!
\u i M. Silk-ck .....
levy Seymour.
with) l strict and Amelia He) iiiour
ll nry F. linthrlc .......... . . infill)
bl- life of James Sherwood. ...
Estate of Charles fimlth ........ .
Blulrifireritl Smith .
H. lioulu and Eleanor Smlth...”
WIFDID H. Smith. builder ............. ions
Al epsilmans......... . 1355
"fll'llll Lfilsvum .. .. . .. .. .. ..... 1005
hri~ilin hwavla.
‘war l&(,‘l)l’lltu. . .. . . . .
\. ll Inier llylogton and wife... ..
II, If. Rn lerworth ...............
Francis llurrllt .. .
Roardmim “orchard.
J In 1.. lzurhutil ...........
Jon i ll Buckley & :‘on
“n. J. 5. Bishop . .
Willlwml' lllI-hopltrnstal .. . . . .
t‘narlasl'. lletls .. ,.
Al'cn Bella ....... . ..... .
l-Ziiwanl llvard .. . . um
f'ullinaxe linker .. ..... l5.“
ltia impruible to estimate Norwalk'a
mindlist at prment, aa the Board of
It alivf is liable to malts many changes.
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IIJII
r. it. c. it. Athhtla Contact.
Referring to the Y.I.C.A.conlestatthc
gymnasium tonight. the Stamford Ad-
vocate says: "Elaborate preparations
are being made for theathlellc contest in
Norwalk to morrcw night. The Blain-
ford team consist! of J. ”Jackson. Rey-
nold “auburn. Kline! “chills. Grant
Archibald ind Charlls Beltran. Ir.
Cotiluon has them In charge. The!!! as
twenty five others solos over his his
sleigh to Norwalk, In order that the
Stanford athletes may have manp-
pin to the wayof oharraandapplaure.
they will start from the rooms at a little
after 6 o'clock and will return about It.
The men will contest Iaaquarter-Iulla
run. putting the shot. pole null and
worlt on the hotisoutalbata. 'flieatand
lug broad jump Will be tried IUD-d“
Ilr. Archibald will give the llovwalh
nuaahardhrushtobsathlareccrd.”
mist Item-u Ia Inuit-bad or"...
stairs-a.
Editor of the Ballade-We regret to
team that Chef Charles Buchanan and
wile have been compelled to return from
Pennsylvania to this city. on account of
his wlfsuotbalagabletoapssk German.
flauaaiuan was employed at a large
”slammed seat for his wife
to name there and set as waitress III the
dining-room.” when she arrived the
landlord lludllg that she could uots'puk
German, refused Indra her the allus-
tlon. and in W llauaaman and
his wife wersobllmdtordturl. AI Ilia
lion-l man refused tony thdr w,
as that agreed, they were obliged to
pawutlisslief'a watch and music It.
psyihetrwayliaehnadlheyaralaarsd W
3:; Mmaaalataacetorrdra-tlirlrm
mmmmumm
the cats but for tlirabafa W
warmth ayw. M that!
‘ chief point at Issue, namely, whether or
South Nor-walk.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings we close at 6..
TELEGRAPHIc susvrriss.
The new Hawaiian ship John Eris was
seen on are at ass off the isthmus of Pan
sins.
Taylor. the negro murderer of a fellow
convict In the state prison at Auburn, will
be electroouled March ll next.
A sleighlng party at St. Paul of fifteen
or twenty persons was run into by an elec-
tric motor car. seriously injuring six young
worsen.
John Smith, llarry Williams and John
Riley, claiming to be from Cincinnati, were
arrested at New Albany. lad . yesterday” to:
passing counterfeit dollars bearingths
it” Is rumored that Senator Charla .1.
Faulkner. of West Virginia, is to wed the
widow of Senator Hearst, of Calitornla.
Senator Faulkner is a widower. Mrs
Hearst's fortune in estimated at ”XMM.
6. Howard Coveney. whose recent mar-
riage with the widow of the late actor. W.
J. Florence. caused such a stir. mnouueea
that arrangements will be made by them
fora season with ”The Mighty Dollar.” '
Fire in the Baltimore warehouse of the
American Phosphate and Chemical com~
puny caused a loss estimated at £10.”).
Adjutant General Porter in his annual
report urges that a full and complete sup-
ply of all necessary field equipments be
buried to the troops in New York.
legislation In Kansas.
TOPEKA, Jan. Ell—Tbs situation is quiet
and unchanged. The Populists seem to be
timorous about carrying out their plan of
[visiting an appropriation bill, and Repub-
licans can do nothing until theydo. In the
Populist home the committee on elections
reported in favor of ousting Nick Kilns. of
Jackson county. and J. W. Dix. of Reno
county. and seating the Populist contest-
anta The report was laid over under the
mica foraday. At 3 o'clock a motion to
take 3 rooms to make a new legislative day
was adopted by the Populist house. and
when the chief clerk began to call the roll
there was an uprising on the Republican
side and a rush made for the doors in order
to escape the eye of Dunsmow. who stood
ready to capture a quorum by counting
them in 'lho Populism regard the action
of the Republicans as a point gained by tha‘
Populist louse
Reason: for the New Crunlu lIt'lril.
Urnu‘a. ills. Jan, 20,-1’he state su-
premo coiirt, among other decisions. hand-
ed duw ll an opinion on the L'rosln murder
close, in which the court reverses the dc—
ciaion of the lower court and reminds the
ease for trial. The decision is nearly mom
words in length. and does not. as might
have hem expected, go Into the merits of
the evidence. but deals directly with the
not the two jurors were qualified to sit
upon the case. It says. ”The Jurors Bon-
tccon and Clark, we believe expressed the
holding of opinions in their examination In
the lomrcmirt a: I! though the Impression
ma seem to hate been alight it uncover-
the res Elllllt‘lt‘tll to prejudice the minds of
the JnrrIm-n upon the particular point."
ItrIdgr-port‘a War of Blue Coats.
BRIDGEI'IIM’, Conn, Jan. Ell—Policeman
Murphy has 2.. I'll dismissed by the police
mxiiiuiseioucrs because he was appointed
when HWY .2...:_‘.* live, which new is the
limit. T. I Inc. rats ii iii attempt to Ml
the ii;;:- lino: and get Murphy bqu. while
the llvpiiblicansa'illllghtit. Murphy was
the indirect cause of the famous police
muddle III-o years ago. lie was suspended
for Ilninkeniiius by Mayor hinrigolds. and
via. pilllt'll out of the line by Chief llyland
ro .Iaaial at the l’opu‘ a Raster.
New tout, J.\: l 3).- ills Holiness. Leo
Xlll, lion harried the greatest feast of thr
church, [anti-r Sunday riext,aa the time
for the production of Dr. 1' rank 0. Dessert’s
"Meow bolsriinclle" at St. l’eter' a church,
of winch the renowned Lertuui is thi
music. '.I director. It' ran grist distinction
for lir llosrul'l, Mm Is an American, and
he mu~t Irate .\'. w York as nouns-possible
to arrange for 1h.- augmented chorus and
orchestra.
Soul-e to Reading and the I'IIIIIflOM
llAl-lill‘llb'llu. Jan. all—la the senate Sen-
ator linkrr immlucvd ll resolution asking
for an inn-stixsllou of the Reading com
bine. An null-Pinkerton bill “it: intro-
duwd in tho lwtise prohibiting the bring
his lntoihi alnle of armed bodies of per—
sons not I itlron-I of the state
A Lodger tlrizairlrrr Ill-appears.
lltla'l’llll. Jan. $l.~licome f.‘. ll. Below,
who rim ll llrl Ilvpiily auprsirie president of
the defunct Order of, dials. of Muted
later in the same capadiy in the "organ
Isl-d older, which has hmlquartera in Its!
tlmorr. has mysterluuily disappeared.
stealing liarnlflis of Hrla Maia.
> Parizromx. N. J .. Jan. 20.41.. boarding
house of Mrs. Taylor uM entered by how
ulna. and ton and two Kohl watches be
longing to employees of the Eric railroad
were stolen Employers boil rat’elvrd their
with: a salarylls dry Motif
’ uu- «9“ W I“.
ohnrvulwlia or the Ilwlaaari Dem
lull Filtration. Jan. Dir-Profane Bar»
and, or the Halt observatory. has has
nation (3th of the Ilolaiaa cernat
and la utoalahsd to find that theme!
huhecoms a perfectly round body,wltli~
out a trace of a tall.
ltwl’a neat-wed to new: tears.
Raw llAvsir. Jan to ~1'halary returned
a verdict flridltilt Keats guilty of malt
slaughter, with a recommendation to uter-
sy. Judge llall at oceans-ind statistics
camels. lacing dictum It tines years
In state p son
tenured the Ila. York and Raw W
If" Your, Jan. film—Olen friends of
Provident McLeod say that he has secured
control of the New York and New inland
read and would unquestionably Ira made
president of the mpany la llarsli asst.
As Aspirin. Recitation.
Nair Your. Jan. It-n-Toaiaiy Callaghan.
on rice “3.5.2.1.“...3‘1‘33
may.
would this to Int aayaiaa lat-mica
at ltd pounds.
Ilulu- II the loath.
Wmtraror. Jan. Ila-Thurs an twain
“WI-"hm
listen Pa... Jae. tin-om
William Ully, lunch (that. our Id
W at tarps, la urtaltp with
t...
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”turret. Va. .lsa. “flaw“ is
rat-Imamtisumsa-n
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mam~p~wflnm_
Iill ._
DI ‘A'S IIlIlIEXlTIDI.
AC lag Message of the Pres-
ident May Be Indicative.
DPIllIOIf Of A BOEING! SOLDIER
A Ill-ruled Judiciary. but Poor Pop-lees.
Ito-I cue-p" Thurs 'l'axaa—OIIIIII'I
sin aim Colin-Jo Ia. United States
”Mr. ,
Was-Imus Jan. to «We...
than will studio canyon within a few
days a special [net-Kl; e which may havaan
important lino-lug upon the possible an-
auction of Canada to the United States.
The orange, .hih. dealing with a detail
of comm norms the border, involves
Inch vast commercial interests that it
cannot fail to make an immediate lin-
pression upon the rapidly growing sen-
timent in British America in favor of ex-
tending the northern boundary of the
United Statesio the frozen limits of the
continent. Fri-..illsiit Harrison will point
out clearly a plan by which the discrimiou‘
lion in favor of the t‘anrviiau Pacific rail-
road ngsilnt railroads of the United States
may be. effectively prevented without
violating the that y of Washington.
forwarded to.
l‘r’l-lori of It British tickles-t.
BI'FI'ALO. Jan. mrdfl'wo mIn who have
within the first two days visitrd Btffl’alo
make on interesting comparison-arise lion.
Fort-7. Ila Villencnve, of Quebec. and E. A.
McDonald. of Toronto— the former I;
Frenchman who has won fortune and (“be
liiicilmi by shooting for British connection
and displaying ultra loyalty to England
The latter now looks upon a wrecked for
time of anon, stripped of his regimentala,
which man olllcer in her nlajI-sly's militia
he wornrbprived of hisseat In the Tomato
council; Wasted in his contest for a seat
in the Weird parlimneni. and finally
forced to till his fun and diamonds to
malts ends meet.
M. de Villas-rive seei- obstacles high as
()lvnipllnln tbegsilh ivhir h loads to ... lllt x-
allon, wldh Mr. \choniIbl secs In 8d!“ v—
ation rich financial bent- his.
To a reporter who interviewed lilm iii the
Tim lion-a Mr. McDonald mid: "Thou-
who say that the annexation s: rhino-m i-
not populur in Canada way [im whleh is
not so. and give eaprvsolon to untrmhs
which in thir- orvn minds and .‘vsrts they
kno‘l'tobltlntrus. It I: easy to lie M1“
why the timid N‘VMRILE of aimrxiuon
dare mmthstndgc at their principles
ontbslr breast and speak their viewda
public it meaas minimal by the
churches. Wins in the cour’ssml It gen.
eral qubfruillfbuppolntrd officials for
them who comes out squarely for on
aeration.
"He is called II traitor and otlor vile
names. But let every fair plinth-l .triirri-
can look at our condition, and ill-xii ..I it..-
principles Whitll flit- nuDVKallOlllhl in {I‘m-
aila adrenalin.
cheaper to Rent ‘l‘han Pay 1.11mi.
"Rnl “tote has lmcome a liability. It is
cheaper to pay rent than taxes. All on
best blood ls going to the L'niml L‘Llitv
Our counstOttswn is lilo-ted, but m.- pun
pleats poor. The taxpayers are no min;
undartha weight of a government as r!-
pcnslvraa that which rules the thorium
people of the United States. besides pit} n...
tribute-to England in the way of plying i.
governor general 350.0” a yet? fllll‘ uu i.
Cooper’s novels.
of all kinds of Iiai'Ilr gains.
WAN" this date oar stars will be
closed on laesday Thursday and
l‘rlday evenings. til 6 o' I' lock.
:Ilpv ii on .‘Ilordny. W odnesda .ld
Saturday eiralnca y a
The sentence complete
way .
‘ E ”Flag“! .
of ”It may not use annihilate;
KEEPING UP OUR REPIITATION:
The Missing Word. contest
is over. and it is‘with a. great deal of pleas-
ure we ask Miss Nellie Barry to call at our
store, 83 Washington street, and leave the
address where she wishes the lamp to be
“AY, \Y Y on
NEVER FOI'GIIT EXCEPT IN TRADITION,” taken"
from the D'eei'slayei', one of J.Fenniu101'e
We will have lots
Stock will be tak-
011 on Friday, and previous to that all odds
and ends will be sold way below cost.
l 83 Washington Si.
{cell VANALSTINE. Prop.
porting his expensive suiti- at illilmii hall
"The country is'impoverishI-Il. bruiLm pi
and is now experiencing difficulties in lloni
lag loans In the mother country. for own
England in now doubting the val ire of Cann-
tlian securities. Sloth exists In all the mar»
beta. and the colony is bt'gglil’rtl to support
in magnificence a few "
In York Trail" Assembly
ALBAII. Jun. w. ~'l be following o. llcvn
were elected at the meeting of the New
York Trades assembly: President. John
Phillips. of Brooklyn; llrst vice |imirlelil,
James Kerwin. of Albany; mid vice
pvrddcnhw. J. Lillie. of Ital-ill; sic-
Miiry. Robert G. Parker, of Auburn: tress
urrr. James H. Dalia, of Albany
{.9
Fatal ltmuhap .- tha rem-sylraala.
Jtiurr Ci'rr Jan lit-Jilin 6 o'clock
train for Newark on the Pennsylvania rall-
rood broke down not beyond the llsckeii-
aack river. The heir-walls and tlhlo or.
{finalmmedlately following IrashI-d lnlo
Itallad train, completely trlcncoplnu lt
'l‘ivo persons were kllled outright and
SI‘ venison wounded.
9..
Ladies' (ii-rits', and Children’s
A ( o-at Irdal for Professor Brooks.
SAN Insertion. Jan. '.‘ll.~—llirrrtor “III
II") telegraph from List: olirervsiory that
the comet medal of the Astronomical So-
clsiyof the Pacific bus been awarded to
Prvrfsaaor W. R. Brooks, ofGrneva, N. Y..
be loll led with these Bargains.
V» M
M. S. SMITH.
...—-..» V—a
lireal Reduction in Flannels!
This will he the biggest week of the season to
bu" Flannels chea".
Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what. it will bring. Our center counter will
~w - ...... .
that's exactly what we’re doting for twelve months in the car. We alw vengn
theexteutaadau rlorltyof ouratock. audintliol lowp ossweareal owl’yli'iigli? 9mm"n '
don’t hear the all; test resemblance to policemen- th to neveralastanrlstill. They re going ltha. “ ”0"“- '” ’
tints. and going at a two minute gait. By the way.t a gate to sin Homo‘ is wide open“ don’t ’ 1' ..
st‘optoswingrin' it though hutoomeiri. he procession is started, don l in the rear. We are offer~
,ing no worth brushing after. Don't wait until the train is started fore running to catch it. "DWI“
r—Irophenee-r-T
THE woiiiii‘ii mutt
ALMWREW
Teeth.
"0 PAIN-"u BARBER-uni!” mains
Amphene will puslilvely destroy all-ans
“and“ II. I
”Matter Emlfih nommhz‘wlg
hh‘i'figinlfi'” f
are orai. «he: no. etc. it can he
used 0 ' aria.
heart amuse. oven t ml with
W’l‘tkli‘gl'iglm. Dr Daruisr
. la the on] den
ah: has the right to use Amphelle in airfield“
penan to Dentist t
...: ’.‘a on. for...‘ m"
Ail work remained to be the but.
Onlcs open from Ba. or. until 8p. m.
DR. F. W. DARMER,
lisa'l state Agent for Amylase.
Over Phat Office. South Norwalk. Golan.
r
ill-Washington SI. «79
wuwiitui
Pictures Framed to Order.
ABTISTS' MATERIALS.
Don’t miss visiting our store during the Paints. 9.2% (“353' ”5%
first port of next week.
Pllllllllll; uni-Hunts III!) I
autumn.
L. H. Decker,
19 Washington St... 80. Norwalh.
Place Your Money
In the securities offered by the folhwin:
lasti rations:
l'lie Mlddlesex Banking Company.
fidelity Loan and Trust Company,
Equitable Mortgage Company.
National Mutual Buildlii and
s 5 lies-
.1 saw
Denominations train 85 to an.
Also insure Llfe. L rub and Property with
H. D. SMITH,
Room 2. Karonlc Building.
- Hora-alt.
I118 If
I 6. EM
Paper Hangertalciaimflslnln »
lllll PIPER MID: BDRDEIIS
élaniplomm'h
Dental-h of full line Insects
Papers. Border-a andG mflouldfan to: in
human for Inspection. In mice by
incl! laminates AM"! In .-
The Norwaik _- _
PBEPABATDBY’ SCHDDL
Prospect avenue. Norwalk. Conn.
.\ llilltary. Boarding and Day School
for Ileys.
The uinlir lcrm begins Monday. Jan. D.
For fur her Information and referents-ad
Il rats A uAfls’l II”... «t. l..
Principal.
.l'i la'
MERRILL
BUSINESS DDllEliE,
STA 3! FORD. CONN.
A thorough. Ilirl- clout training school for
both r-rxc-s All has new linmhos lunaht.
tlpenenrnevrar. Turns amenable. Gradu-
iIler noisier to pIulIIona. ruler now. In r
catalogue address. It A. MIRHILLPI‘I.
SDDTII llDllVllll Dill!“ DI lil
Unusually“ from.tnl£a.u.. and from i to
p. on. and on saturdsy evenings from t to I.
Wlniemi allowed on deposits.
ALDEN NJLNAN Bill?
J" “N ll [Bl Icahn".
ll. KNAPI’.flcc.and1’relI
”a. o. ‘anuiudsf
,0, m, "on“, ”Bum“ “m,“ The following to a bulletin of prices:
In. Gents’ wliiteshirts nnIl Drovers. reg. pr. 0 .75, reIl‘c’d to: .48 each undertaker-
A “Miriam“ “Hotlink. or II It It .85 u ”9 u d “Kl“RT ml". Nomfifl. CONN
‘Kltw Am. J!" ms—Al Yll. “I"? " “ " “ ” i 25' 0 ‘03 it melimm“'u ”'70:“ "a
‘ . ' U a Iw’m
Mists. n‘ci’flllli.l':“o$llflim " " " “ “ HO. “ 1.20 " __'“‘_""
Ymgg'tcridsrlnglhcmglft of abulldlnx for “ “ “ “ M 1 75 Ii 1 43 II ‘
no to mom erected upon the col. .. . ' ' ' P F [
legs campus. “ I ‘9'. ' ' 2.00. ‘ ‘ l. 63 “ lallo one mulls
Dutch ”oi-Iain Murderers lento-cad. WM Call Mind“
'l'vléfilskilltoct.‘Pa .lJa‘n. aluminum. 0 'I’ 8h ‘ ll) "fl“! In DISBIIII',
n com etc o t murder of en a a it com rawlcrspog rice . 5, ‘ ’ .Vfimfiwfi NW“
unit...» will" In the Dutch moan gr y. .... ' "p . 7 rode cdtot ‘8 each W won. J. Hall. in mm" In.
this! were sentenced by Judge ilarflsto “ u U” u .86. J59 "
BI!“- ....-. / “ 1.26 “ .93 " “ m.
nun-min sun’s. “ “ “ “ “ l 50, “ I 20 “ REMOVED 3‘
Million. Jan 20—41mm have been m- H H u u u 1 75' .. . .. To .0. 5 I'll!“ "m.
only bl cholera cases and fifteen deaths , ,, , u ' r 1-43 “cons ..LAY'I'DI with lanarelea minis.
In the .‘sltlabni asylum. lii Budwl’satli ' “ 2.00. ” 1.63 “ "P" "Mk,” "W,“ '"m'm'fl‘" ”“33“:
Whit." Ill new cam of cholera and no 33:1,? ' "3’ WPTZM" “w
ram use ship can.
Wtsumroir. Jan ll) «Ji'lia sartorial
heard of lruleadopud Ii Insulation bya
more than two-thirds majority favoring a
ship canal around lilaural'alls
win mun- ns rare-and.
Emilio". Jan ton—Frank Marita. sent
to Bloc Bra. seven years as». em with
rohblnaatachoateaptalri. lraaIII tabs in-
ncer-Iii of the Iirlrae.
b to II
II U
H at
AMIIsm-balaalllm. Ii- 1‘ I: l 75' :l l' ‘5 ”
Erratum. KY. .1”.an . 100’ ' L73 "
Church. formerly of this city. was thrown .53 I
train a train and limo-l sanction-go ...—”.4” .
c “m;- Intro. Gents’ and Ladlea’ Wool Ifoaiery and Gloves to ho Iiblil with
"to! I! . fin m
M '3“ ‘- w’m the above at a similar reduction.
, W ...—"A“
‘m- sall to have been the ass
WK autism
mow mm”
mentions-I
use}
Ladies’ white Vests and Pants. reg. prices. 65. red 'c’d lot 48 each w
Id
1.00, " .73 “
as 1.35. It .93 H",
as 1.50. H ' L30 , .H
W
Ladles’ white and gray ribbed Vests and Pants.
Regular price GI. 50, reduced to 31.2! .pach.
I3
rim-i.
_ Hinmshlp Iikrlmnbr
and Rotary l’uh llr
n. 3; vi. union. ,
VETERINARY lllllltll. ,
altaIIrcad mamas“...
W’- rm: mm. ”M“ mam
Horses critical.“
It clipped by ran-litany lat
JE: . nun. t l sill Bullh-
0 \. ..:llra¢m‘.alii.I-:y'stahls. Illh‘l‘“ sin:-
bCAVENGE R
POW some RthAhl AM) immrs as.
Wat-r Ilnaeta sans-pool.- cleaned All
work ritual! in bailouts the mm
"" ml...
3:? n...
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