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'l'heJanuary meetingof theNorwalk
Chautauqua Union was held last evening
at the home of I'rmhls‘ryhowndssJO
South Iain street. The president, Rev.
D. I. Howard. D. 1).. presided, and His!
Lillie Getler acted as secretory pro fem.
Thesubject for the evening wu"Grecisn
History.” After the businem meeting
and roll—callan interesting programme
was presented and much enjoyed by the
Chautanqusns. limes Itiunie Rowan
and Joe Outlet gave a spirited rendering
of the piano duet “Maseppa.” “The
song of the Greek Poet” was effectively
recited by Ito E. Davis. Miss Lillie
Butler contributed a paper of decided
interest on ”Gretn- Epochs in Grecian
History from the Beginning to the Per»
aian Wars.” The paper showed careful
research and the audience evidently ap-
preciated its value. lliss Anna 8. Don
bins performed the dittlcnlt "Mazurka"
for piano, of Goddard. with taste and
expression.” historical selection."l’ro|n
the Persian Wars to the Decline and
Fall.” read by Miss Lizzie l. Tolles, corn-
pleted the Grecian programme.
After the intermission a farce entit.ed
"Hercules" was given, sud prov- d to be
thoroughly enjoyable and exceedingly
staining, being scwd with intelligence
and spirit. The following is the cast of
characters:
“cronies ..................... Charles D. Burnt-s
Ire. Ramsbottom lira b. May Raymond
brink” . . ........Mlnmdoltsynrond
Captain Darling. Robert J. Bllendorf
Granite... . . . ...W L \Voodworth
Tommy ................. Charles llclmr—r
.fuxuy .................. Georg s B. "osburgh. Jr-
'l'ne committee having charged the
‘meeting was composed of Ilia Lillie
~Getler. lies Emma B. Smith. Charlie D.
iBnrnes and John J. Cavaungli. The next
meeting occurs February 21. The sub
just will be "Grecian Architecture and
Sculpttirs.”
' sssostss' susc.
II. Appears to ho llavtag flora than her
‘ Shara of Trouble.
Barouus Blancmho occupied the Friz-
putrickplaoe at Nomton. last summer.
appeals to be having more than her
share of trouble. A summons was sen-
ed on her at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
beforethe performance of “Deception"
Friday night. She'said ”all right” to
the messenger and put the paper in her
pocket. Thesummouswas for her sp-
pearancein supplementary proceedings
in an anion brought by John S. Wood.
a private detective, to recover totem
for services rendered. She wen ordered
to appear before Judge McCarthy. in
New York,8utuvday morning, but alto
did not go. Lawyer John T. Canavun,
counsel for Wood, had subpornned her
hmhhnd to tell whhl he knew of his
wife's finances. The baron appeared, but
as his wifedid notsppear he could [ml
give his evidence. The actress is now in
contempt of court for neglecting to obey
the summons. Lawyer Csoavnn raid
yumday: "We will not institute con-
trmpt procureding. Sheisa Baroness. s
Iady,and wedo not wish to curl-mus
M too much. When the bill was first WV
sentrdshe-idthhti! she did not pay
half of it before a certain time we could
get a judgment against her. She did
not pay and hence the judgment and
simplest-rotary proceedings." Wood wss
employed by the Bum- to get en-
deoceol her husband's frailries for her
answrrtrrhis action for dtvoice. She
had brought counter-claims against her
husband. Judge Patterson. of the Sir-
prrms Court. Saturday appointed Chants
1’. Bishop receiver of Baroness Blade's
pmprrty lntheactionofltobertlt. surn-
tcotolwoverstwflton am.
worms-r may...
Constable Theodora llillrr. of Blaine
ford. has been to Battle: ville. Dsnbuq
and flew Illford in search of Herman
Lathrop. the nursing perm of theBtsm-
fordllouss whowsot odwith Mpsld
to blur lest Thursday night by ll. 8. fiel-
leek. formerly of South Korwalb. for L.
0. Hodgkin. At [lawleyvilln lathrop's
wife profs-rd W of the whole
alfalraudssldsheliaduot ssso lathrop
lumersldsys. ln Danbnry and New
Illfovd Hitler was also unsuccessiul.
The ulcer believes that lathrop has
yeasts flew York. no will search for
limb that city. Ir. Barlow. of the
fltsrnford flaunts oftlis opinion that
the thief h. guns to Springfield. Ill"
whrrs be formerly lived and worked,
and if tlrswarch In New York is unsuc-
cessful. molest will try Springfield.
finals-rhesus thalsssstatul.
”hurling ”Judy. of new Us-
”.miuthsaiastsmmhu
ntW,hiahh'iOthyflt.sud was
humans-hr of-ths‘liouss is
M hsasatmdsstunisuilisrasfar
Special Agent.
serum or ors'rsiis.
Iatr lava- Dunlcrs Push thal’rlla up to
. at.“ for (Ballpa-
The continued intense cold of the past
ten days has caused a serious oysterlsm-
ins and has resdlted in an advance of
price from $1.10 butlflla gallon, with
the prmpoctof a further advance. For
thepastfswdaysHJ}. Rowe £60. at.
the only oyster dealers that luvs been
am
the vicinity of New Haven, and then
only in. ”all quantities. fl'he harbor sud
sound being fmsen over most of diodes!-
ers have been able to debut little work.
The Rowen. however. have succeeded
in breaking the ice in some places with
their hosts and for a short time have
been able to dredge. A few other dealers
have been driving down the harbor on
the ice each day and by cutting holes
have hair able to raise a few oysters
with hand tongs. Th'm small supply falls
fur short of the demand and a further
sdvance in price is looked for.
Two vessels which arrived from the
Chesapeake buy with southern stock. 3
few days ago, have dischurged their car-
goes and no more oysters can be obtain-
ed from that part of the country us the
dealers there are now in a plight similar
to that of their Connecticut rivals.
Oyster dealers say that not for twenty
years has there been such s scarcity
of this bivalve. In 1873 the condition of
“hire in this harbor was‘about the same
he at present. The local dealers could
not get any oysters owing to the ice and
were forced to rely on the southern sup
ply.
The only dealers who are getting my
0;. sieve in the vicinity of Norwallr tire
l'aptains Stevens and Rowland. of Row-
ay ton. They are taken to New York.
where they bring a big price.
SUBS Tl“! lllllfSATO-NIC.
Isaac N. Preuy ’s Chill. l'ridor an Engsgr-
merit In freight Agent.
The suit of Isaac N. Pres-1y against the
iliitisatoniv Railroad company for salary
rimmed and unpaid, Is on trial this week
III the Common Pleas mum. civil side. at
Bridgeport.
Isaac N. Pressy was for short fivg
months the agent at Wilson Point. For
:Ollll‘m Mr. Presty‘s services wen
dispensed With. He alleges in substance
that ho was employed by Colonel Stev-
mson at $150 per month and that the
company have refused to acknowledge
“to demands for about seven monllis'
diary.
The lloII-tatonic run-i [Icing now under
lease to the Cunsolrdntrd. It falls [0 ti..-
Iutter to defend thr- suit. Their attor-
m-ys lion.- secured Colonel Stciemou for
a witness, he being in but their only
«litmus. Colonel Stevenson will testify
that be mad no formal contract with
'vlr. Pft'fitly. He simply engaged the lat-
It‘f with he understanding that biz. en
gogernent should continue indefinitely.
«if during such time its lriseervicrs should
be srtisfactory.
"wall-x few In tho Harbor.
Thu llusllel’. Ir tug belonging to th.
Chapman Wrecking company. of New
York, arrived at thr- stmmbout dock Illls
morning about I) o'clock. followed by tln-
propeller Eagle. The Hustler was en-
ssged by the New York and Norman
Steamboat company at ten dollar:-
so hour to open the channel
so that the propeller could get through
The tug iii a large boat with powerful
engines. but it took her from t o‘i-loclr In
.‘m (torn 'l'nveru Island to the steamboat
dock. The iceuverages sixteen inches in
thickness, and it was frozen solid all rhi-
way up the channel. not having been
broken up since last Thursday night.
A grunt amount of freight for ship
merit to New Yorlt‘has accumulated at
the steamboat wharf in this city since
the propeller made her last trip. Many
surrekeepers 'of the city and borough
welcomed her arrival, no she had on
btiard various articles of merchandise.
their supply of which was humming do
pleted. 1f the channel can be kept open
the Eagle will muse her regular trips.
A ‘lalh an [Isotrta Lights.
A. E. Winchester, the consulting
roglneerof theClty of South Norwalk
Electric Works, talked entertaining”
for an hour and a half to an audience of
Instant: sixty and seventy. last night. at
the electric light station on State street
The majority of them were ladies. who
manifested deep interest in 1ft. Winches
ter’s lucid explanation oftbs process of
generating electricity for lighting pur
poses. Theanly drawback was the noise
of the machinery. which made it risers
ssry fortlresprahrtnpltelihlsvoics l»
svery highheyluordsrto be distinctly
heard. On this aseuunt he was requeso
rd to repeat the talk in the lecture room
st 16' Chestnut street and will prolably
domain early date. Thousand-ion-
srs wusprsssnt. and were congratulat-
ed for trauma-s cl? 9?“:
finisher and Hound's lforlsou
camslnforssharsofpiahsforthsnest
app-stance of the station.
mmlarths Interiors-as.
11..mequ dictum.
lusatthsulllssef John truths 11»
soisrslttssos ssliehrr thumb
Locit’WOOD,
NORWAIJK. . so. 45 BROADWAY. NEW roux CITY.
able togetanyoystersfmmthehsdsin_
I PANIC 0ll THE ICE.
nits rsos svssr quarts: or
consumes-r.
‘Thousands of hlght—laavu at tho Brut.-
port light-litiIss-Ths Illness Cams 0‘
the Malar- Ont this. In:
Through hm Inch Incl 'III.
A psnlc was narrowly avoided on the
ice near the, Bridgeport l'ghthouss Sun;
day'aftsmon'n.’ i W cruisers
had erased the field of ice and linxewd
around the light. W ithout warning the
ice gave away where it had formed
around the rocks on which the littht
house is built. and a woman named Bar-
rows went into the water. She was res-'
cited with didieulty. The surging for-
ward of the crowd caused the ice to
crack. and s panic an imminent: Cool
heads separated the hundredsof sight-
seers. and the danger wfs averted.
Everett Spider, s celebrated Grown.
hunter. landed the biggest game of the
season while hunting st Pine Island.
He was watching the rocks at the south
end of the island when he spied a mons-
ter seal make its way to the shore and
take up n position on SknteJlook. Spicer
took careful aim and succeeded in kil-
ling it with one shot. It proved to be a
sp'endid specimen. weighing over 250
p mulls. Besides the animal’s pelt it will
y (M about six gnllons of valuable oil
and Spicer counts himself very fortunate .
Expert burglars cut their way through
a twelveincli brick wall to R. Jacobs‘
pawn shop in Bridgeport. and secured
several hundred dollars worth of rural
rent and other articles. A hole was
forced into the ssle, which conuint-d
$500 in cash and over it thousand . ollars
worth of jewelry, but the burglars were
frightened of before blowing it. open.
The fuse and a valuable kit of tools were
leI behind.
Lieutenant C. A. L. Totten,ex-instruc-
tor of military science at Yale. has re-
signed from the United States army. the
resignation to hike effect on Aug. I. lie
says that. he resigns to continue his Bible
nucurcher and writings. lie intends to
expound and vindicate the Bible, to ex
plain the duration and destiny ‘of this
worldandtotry and discover the date
of the millenium
A serious epidemic of the measles 'B
prevalent in Branford and many families
are afflicted. Deaths resulting from the
disease are liecotriintr alarmingly frequent
It is estimated that over :00 families are
at present afflicted with it. The to“
ullil'ials are to take action at once to pro-
rcnt. if piisallllt’, the further spread.
TELEPINDSII PATENTS.
’llte “III Conn-y has a Monopoly. liven
. When It:- Pareats Ian out.
As the result of inquiries made at the
patent oilice and elsewhere the inference
isderived that. contrary to general ea-
pectation. there is small , r u. [but
any relief will come to telephone sub-
scribers as the result of the expiration of
the principal patents combined in the in-
strument now in me by the public; The
opinion of the potent ofiice department
upon the Berliner claim, which we reu-
dered about it year ago, cleared the dock-
eu of the office so for n: patents upon the
principle of telephony wrui concerned.
The situation is shout this: The Bell
Telephone company has so completely
covered the field with its what and or
changes that it will be exceedingly diffi-
cult. practically impossible. it is believed.
for any opmoition to sucomfully estub
Iish itself. In cities and towns not al-
resrly provided with telephone service. a
new company might have an equal
chant-c with the Bell company. but that
is the extent of probable mpelition.
Another fact which will operate to pre»
vent any material doors-an in the rate of
telephone rentals. is that while patents
on the transmitter and the princlple of
transmitting sound by electricity have
expired. the tslrphoasin general use is
a mum slut!- than” 1 .
many of which areal comparatively rs-
csut day.
our: cr is- sou sf saris-u:
The twoduys' stolen of the Grand
lodgsof thaOrdsrof the Guns of Bar-
msnn was concluded at Stamford Satur-
dsy. The report. which showed 1.33!
membersln ”restate. hesldrslil'f in the
winter lain-s. attested the prosperouscon-
ditlonofthsordsv. The-total natital ls
mm For the fourth consecutive
time Curio A. nellrlohfi of Hartford.
was elected grand tar-idiot The other
transit-chosen were: Grand vies-pied.
deal, Ila-mas losalshr, of Milena:
around grand vies-president. Edward
mm, «Warned misty.
Richard flehusfrr, of New llrttala
treasurer. Edward flirts. of Wm
grand guide. Albert layer. of Mord
inner guard. A. Kaufman. of’l'htwamtou
outside guard. E. Hunt. of W
Whores to the national grand
Wm: Onion. Ilslfrhht. of M
fad; Prat orbit-rd, of new flaws. and
Blshrd M. of mu m The
ssttoosl mononu- will he held in New
flares hi W.
_ bur-m tho Iaal.
Chief Mancini brgan ydsrday
tbs urn-nation of the“ torus
we or or u
‘ South liorwallt.
evenings we close at s.
r
' TELEGWHIC BREVITIED-
Apngofmen was sound in fitting
outlotuatTladagbton.8.Y..whsuslas|s
logcamsdownthehllhrtrlklngsnd
gamer Eagle-nil seriously lujurlll‘ P. .
John F. Swartlsy of
found dead in the Mount Vernon
Washington asphyxiated by gas.
NT: loaders“.i 1*:
av y at Annapolh were
and will buttoned through thaws-k.
Ps..wss
total d
' Fred lrvlnfi‘ths burglar. was missed
.10me
at Portland.
Jamel: Film. a Weill-i
drinking heavily committed sulfide at
Washington by shooting. .
Mr. Louis Towars. theclcrk whowas
seriously burned inrths fire in thrrpalntand
oll establishment of Francislllllsrst Walli-
lngton. died.
The McBeth Lamp Plus works at El-
wood. 1nd,, were burned. The his was
caused by the high natural gas
Over coo rnrn roe thrown out. of employ
ment. . less. 31th.”.
Sylvutcr Peabody. a farmer near Gour-
srneur. N. Y,. waskickrd ln thstsmpls by
one of his burst-sand killed.
About 50 men employed at the Good
Vulcanlte company's works at Morrlsvllls.
Pu. quit work bemuse of a reduction of to
per cent in wages.
CLEMENCEAU TESTIFIEB.
The Autopsy Don Int 5h.- In» D.
‘ Rel-acts Was Polo-and.
PARIS. Jan. 2r.—llf. Clemenceau was
called before the parliamentary commls»
sicn of inquiry at his own request toau»
swer again the testimony given by I.
Stephnne. He said that M. Stephan.“
spits his statements to the contrary. had
told many persons that he had handed to
H. Clemenceau Boron do Reinaeh’s list of
persons compromised by the Pan-slut brib-
ery. Ste-phone undoubtedly hail bsen lnv
trigning against him. Clemenceau said,
with several other politiul opponent:
The subcommittee appointed to examine
the records of the underwriting syndicates
which helped to float Panama loans lb!
ported that they had found evidences of
enormous frauds Men who had not risked
a centims for the enterprise had made ex.
orbit-nut profits from their dealings with
the eompnny. The soeallsrl underwriters
hsd outployed many lobbyists and other
intermediiries whose business was to give
bribes. ’ .
The trial of the men whom I Fraction
ville. the examining magistrate, regardsas
criminally involved in the Pansrna scan-
dal will probably begin late in hhrnary
and last some two weeks. [keeptlng Bah
haul, however. the names of the defend-
ants can only he surmised.
The report-of the autopsy w on Bum
la Noah‘s body states that no trace d
Film ”About! on the body. but than-ha
examining physicians are unable to aunt
that Reinach died of nstural causes. The
unsatisfactorinc.“ of this result of be an-
topuy is due to the foot that Rdnach’shody
was not exhumed until decomposition was
far advanced.
)ln Lease 'I'alrna a “and.
Titl'fZKA. Jill}. SL~The Populist house
l'tnsrmwl ll. 1-}. lteichtertlteplof Morris
count} n’nt "flied W. ll. lt':tit»(l'op,).cm-
tremor. "r his makes I‘ll—'llt contestants the
Populist house has acted upon. btitonly
haven tests gained.» Mitchell of Reno
county, who was given the, seat of J. W.
Dix (lisp). refused to accept. The senate
elections committee has done nothing in
the earliest elites. Chairman Moder slid
that the Populism would not unseat. any
of the it dos until additional srlv
deuce sh . obtained. The Republic-
ans sro watching the Populismaud the
any ll , “' ‘ are un-
sealed the Republican house will retaliate
by mutation Populirts. The senatorial
cont»: looks likes {no for all race, The
Martin boom Lns esp-ciafly suffered since
Situnluy. lie is still the most prominent
canditiutuou the Populist side. but a feel-
ing has sprung up that onlyant'lddlc’uf~
thermd Populist ought to be nominated.
Mrs. Ins-is and Mrs. Digits are mainly re—
sponsihle for this. They have always been
opus-ed to fusion.ht|il they have worked
among the Populists tot-rod purpose.
lfdlsan’s luvs-Ola. erslfo-N.
litmus, Jun. 3t ——In the cure of the Edi
son l-Zi. ctric Lighting company to restrain
the lie-noon Lump urn-pony. the Beacon
company filed about It afldavits alleging
that the incunnleswnt lamp wnsnot inrsuv
ad by Mr. Ediuou in 1879. but by antennas-
Armrionn named llenry Gubel. Mr. Gobel
devised somewhat earlier than 1” sub
stuntntlly the form of Incandescent lanrp
now in use. and on which Edison claims
the potent. The owe of this lamp was nec-
essarily limited by the fact that dynamo»
had not then been invented. but Mr. (irrbrl
made many of these lumps. rind used them
more or less continuously in lighting his
store and dwelling and for other purpmss.
lumen-That the English Bought Pawn-a
tbs
rebuilt-baa will is
“to... of toxins custom f it
ldprovstrasmrnuiss :fl.
partofthsllrltlsllhlltv ' it.
twimmsmmhrsnaad
thatthel’ausntaruadwill bs operatedby
apowrrfnlllnsndalsonesvn.
A Dual cavern-sat.
Lotto lsus'o Crrr. if. 1. Jan. u—ls-
Mayor Gleason. slthoushdepossd from tbs
city ball by Mayor Sanford's pollssolsrm
still claim to bsdolsgelty busts-s. Two
sets of ofllcsra of the municipality clslta to
attend to tbs city's assda.
Ourbspmtvsllsmsst-
Ds‘ruot'r. Julianna“ Chis-uses.
lllsgallyin the llaltsd ltatssasd asdsv
unusual left has for Baa
Vrasebrula of alt-l fistulas
rum Buns-assassibsvofdgyatlrs.
Carlyle name lsasauaa rests“
Raw Your. Jan. lit—“Carlyle W. Hurts.
9‘2"”...32W " "‘ "*' ““5
Is a
A‘l‘arshtlaslaflsisa. .
’ Rum-it. 1.. his. stats-karat
sstruleuarsrplodsdstthsllllsswsrthltssl
mallmmlatsgsywtlrasflh
Aasghelsdialahhaahm
MI. am’l-v m m
mfg-unrrn ,
Mmfimlha.“
Rafi:
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
I“? “flier.
KEEPcm'
‘ we exsctly what writs doing fortwolvo months in the
‘ extent
dsir’theart‘lfsd m
Ilium-wins
Ill
WW worthtunuing
it. flllllElllEllWES.
Beatty's Trial F... Poisoning
Nonunion Men Basins.
rlty
st s two minute
mummummu
Kuhn at newest-writes lass ur-
,“Igl. and Ivsrythla. I'll! lens-lass It
._ Jail-loss arm ”his Ill-«'00.,
.. ~ Is scum tn sans: rssrusun.
wits-r You'd Jan. aux-Imagine 1am
[It-of the North German Lloyd stesnishlp
Kaiser Wilhelm I. which arrived yesterday
from Genoa. were Andrew Carnegie. his
wife and Min Whitefield. Mrs. Carnegis’s
liter, who had been abroad for some time.
It. Carnegie and his party were the first
tolsave directly that the ship wits mods
flu in her slip, and entering a couch they
“radriver- rapidly away. At Mr. Carus-
sis's llotL-K' nt 5 West Fifty-first. street
Bury Clay Prick met his chief. Ind for
mend boom the two were closeled to
Tr, : I! rqulr'fifs for an interview
Mr. Cami-2i . s" r word that he had noth—
ltl'tu my .-' .3 _» : ‘3'. I fut).
Before .'-.' :- l“ . iris Homestead he will
"ported to :. r» '1 that everything It
thssr‘enem' : ~. .2 .~:rit;e was just-I
hswnmed it :'u’ . »' r it would remain so
Illa“ Mr. ‘ .-~-.:- should "put his fool
in it" when he «mud home.
Juno-s It. Full of Pittsburg called Inter
in the day. At the time of the Homestead
strike Mr. ('nru-‘gju wns said to have de-
cided to Within“? the offer he ‘hsd mode
indent. n public library for the city of
Pittshxirg. and Jir. Scott is here to nurke
In effort to lame the other remain good.
Bgntty's Trliil lust-a ’l'vrrlay.
'Ptrrsscrzo, Jsu. zit—The first man ar-
rested lor carrying out the Homestead pols»
' :5 plot. Robert. F. Benny, who one cap
lured in Louisville after he hrtd lied from
this town. will be put on Ifif‘l iu the criut~
final court today. He is similarly charged
as was Hugh 1". Dempsey. and there are an
equal number of counts in his indictment
The number of villus-ores to notify is lnrge.
The commonwealth expects sn easy time
”rioting Hearty, eotraidering the verdict
inthr Deanna trial. lkmpsr-y'suttnmrys
will make implication toils: fora new lltal.
The chief argument in the petition is tint
the verdict is not in mordiuim with. the
court’s charge and therefore not according
to kw. Dumpsty still has a great fund of
have
, Df-Wy'l Jury Wm Ilia-alum
It is told by one of the jurors that the up
lira hodywasa unit for rouvkzinn (vim.
the hm. Momy Erwin. the St. Paul
lawyer whocame here to defend Jar-k Clif-
ford. has gone home again. the Clillotd
trial being postponed.
Pivot-lent thmwht of the Amen'crn
Federation of Labor and oflir'inls of the
Amalgamated association were in secret
conference sll day Ifhit’hlfif. considering
the best. course to pumte in the mining
llotnmtesd murder. riot nml tron-on onus.
The acquittal of l‘mcltlutv dill much tn. m
counter.- the drooping spirits of those who
sylnpr'hize with the rut-ti. but llentpwy'zr
conviction bucouml a nut-wed ft'i'l'm; of
uneasiuslt. so that it is the desire to make
as strong a defense in behalf of those
uniting trial as pmible under the cir-
cuumsnces.
lullaaa rotttIi-nl szthlet.
Lawns. Jan. 24 man? .u. it Weir m
temlsult hgsinst Judge Daniel Noyes of
the 'l'hirty-smond judicial cirt uit of Indi—
ana. claiming damages to the amount of
“all“. In the canny-sign of 1888 Mr. \t’a-ir.
.bough a Democrat. cpposul Mr. Soyu‘
reelection, but iieverth-lzn's Soyai was
successful. Complainant alleges that at
once thereafter drfsndant commenced a
series of persecution-i, such rut ordering Mr.
Weir's name omitted from the printed bar
dockstsasan attorney. refusing to recog-
nise blur in court and using his ofliciol io-
liurnceagainst umwlnlnrrnt in such ways
as to nearly ruin his business and damage
him to the extent of the amount claimed.
Mgr. htolll Deals I’lmt With Trieste.
Dnnorr, Jan. u~ Rev. Dominic Kobe
sln~ki has heroin Washington luoliedzenrs
to a summons from Mgr. Serum. the papal
legals. for u conference on the troubles
that led to his separation from St. Albertixs
Polish church at: years ago and the get-
tinr; up of as independent church of his
own. It hi pscultarly inlrnstlnu in that it
is accepted to mean that humidity is to he
ratendul to tho- Dem-it Pnlbh print, who
dolled the onlrrs of his bishop to withdraw
from his charge. and who has been able to
hold his large following of (.‘nthollc Poles.
notwltbstandlng the warning that all who
adheradto him would fall under the ban
of the church.
Wests la the blast blot-rhea.
N" You. Jan. 9t.—-‘l'he Evenlntr Sun
Mar Arthur P. German of Mary-
s twins-Mails “wuss
of the was“, bad a seats-sass
Ilia. W. C. Whitney on the situation
ulnar nets ls trouble a-uaglhs
‘ , or thesilvsrstate. which the»
the party sun-tor.
“near flashers I'lls hurl.
Nrw Your. Jan. lt.~—lllns ErnmaJueh.
the ringer. has sued Mrs. I. W.
Thurber for more do. Ilse Joel- for her
terriers in the American Opera rot-spany.
of which Ilia. Thurber.‘who la the wife of
lbs well known wholesale poser. lslald
to have been the financial backer.
lacy-u travels Maura-lea.
Cram. N. 1.. Jan 51%! West
trial-dihspropertyof John Harris oflha
low Inn of scorer & llarvlst Ila is
with whaling hm from tbs Guaran-
tes Building and loan malaise while
acting its thssoltsltor. tr. lsft Camden oa
datutday. ..
Diphthfla Imu.
Publlrhasrslsarshsldmsd the sahssls
trusts-m ~
Iran-mm
Mrs. .lsri. sous. A. ltslglrtnssilvss
sttbrOrsrrsfths Iron ltsll. hsscsllsmd
from ”Washes-dot futile stats
mum.” Museum-thrush-
“launchers.
hell M m labours.
mast-drawn!” ll. ltsy.
3:“. “it?! wmwahmbld lsr
crawl as sharp was.
j... .fivrmn
testmsionblsn
itthough ‘butcomorn. The
as to policemen;
sqit. 3! the var. sate
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
address Where she Wishes the lamp to be
forwarded to.
The smite-rice complete is “Ar, Ar, YOU
NEVER FOUGHT EXCEPT IN TRADITION,” taken
from tho Deerslayer,
Cooper’s novels.
Don’t miss visiting our store during the
first part of next week. We will have lots
of all kinds of bargains. Stock Will be lak-
en on Friday7 and previous to that all odds
and ends Will he sold way below cost.
(inner this date our store will be
closed on 1 Inlay. Thursday and
Friday evenings. at 6 o’clock.
.tlpen on lunday. Wednesday and
sstlrday eve-lags
4...;
i's.
.H' ’
car. We slwn sh ‘
of ourstuck. nndinthe low‘prioes wearerrlwity 03:1”
’ro neverstnstnndsdll. Th
procession ls Irma, don
utter. Don’t wait until the trsin is started
80 n '
House is wide oping”; don’t
do the rear. We are offer-~
foro running to catch it.
Street, and leave the
one of J. Fennimore
83 Washington 3:.
EH). llll llSTlllE, Prop.
M. SSMITH
———-oew-—-~
Great Reduction in Hannah!
i” ‘
This will be the biggest week of the season to
bu" Flannels chea'i.
- on. -- -
Lndieo' Gcnle', and Children's Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our center counter will
be loaded with these Bargains.
,M_.__..
The following is a bulletin of prices:
Gente' white Shirts and Drawers, reg. pr. 8 .75. re ’c’rl his .48 each
u or p.
.H. s- s. it
rd
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II .6 H
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Gents' grey Shirts and Drawers. reg. prices .75, md’c'd tot .48 catch
it it tr u or u
u st ts
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Lsdies’ white Vests and Prints. reg.
It If
.4 tr if H
ts it If it
ins—um”
nutter white and gray ribbed Vests and Prints}
price 31.50. reduced to .lfll each.
Regular
u
ti
. 1.75,
‘ “ 2.00,
”mad-w 7M
‘ Gents’ sud Ladies’ Wool Hosiery and Gloves to he
the above at s similar reduction.
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W‘ .
.3 wt!
tt .85, II .69 M
“ 1.25, “ .93 “
t. I“), t. L30 u
“ 1.75, “ 1.43 “
“ 2.00, " 1.63 "
.86, .in "
.. 1.26, .. .93 "
u l 50’ at 1.20 It
“ 1.75. “ Ltd “
“ 2J1}, “ 1.63 ”
price: .65. red’c’d tel .48 each
“ 1.00, “ .73 "
“ L25. “ .93 "
rt Lw, H 1.20 It
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Truth
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'3 PAIR” umom'flnru mum's
Amphens will positively Marcy’s.“ sense of
marunfwmmw - '“ ”i
s. uomorn "o
tnha nge .sther.gas.etc. ltesnhs
ld.
8 Dr. Dormer lsthsonl
who“? thnurlxht to use rtrophsns in
Air-arr penal to Dentistry at prices
about one half egg! by other dentists.
At] work guaranteed to be the best.
onenfrmnlmm. untilSpJn.
DR. F. W. DARMER,
fles‘l state Agent fordrspheas.
Over Post ones. South Norwalkagirn.
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ill-Washington Sl.--79
wnmiiiin
Pictures Framed to Order.
lll‘llllTS' irritants.
Paints. gigs. Glass.
mum? Pitta-inure tin
Dilllllllllllli
79 Washington lit. 80. Norwalk.
PIECE Your Money
in the securities offered by the following
imitations:
The liddlescx Banking Company.
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company.
Equitable .Iorlgage Company,
National lulusl Building and Lean
Association.
Biennium”.
Afro insure Life. L‘inband Primary with
H. D. SMITH.
floor-n 2. Masonic Building. -
Kori-II.
013 ff
Purchasitig Ageniyl
sud the public gr noisily. that the wt
purchaser-.selert materiah. and do she pm
of all kinds for ladies living out of tbs: city.
funicular attention will be given to match.
my goons.
Mrs. Decker wiahes to inform her plum
So. 138 West Twentieth Street,
2:.- York City. In ll
1. imitation?
Paper Hanger“ E1139.” Palate
llllll Hm lllnhtllills
‘ as latrat man 2",
by m.
v when
minnfit
BUSINESS CllllEGE,
STAMFORDJ‘ONN.
A thorough. lrshclssri tralnl
both macs All insure. bran: taught.
open some |ar. Tfrrns res-finds. (tr -_
ates tour 0 pos lions. .ntrr now.
catalogue address. I. A. MERRILL Pin
W
SOUTH “III“ “III" ”II
sl Washington street.
trpendaflyfioruttolla.m..aud from lto
p. mason on Haturdaystentm from ttnt.
Whatever-t annwarlrsn domain.
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a. D? affinifi‘c‘ifl"
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school for
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To In. 5 lslltsst Plus.
M008 M. LAW)?» with Item 0“
Notary
and
Hcrses . Clipped.
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