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from cloudy to partly cloudy, with slightly
Wdoiltrwntlhy falling immaturesnd
ratnorraow. clearing up IO-IT‘M. Tomor-
rowitpmmlsastohsnsnsrallyfatrandccld—
cr.wlthasavnrc“cold wave."
scorn “DIWALI.
What the Pwaplaaf Outfit: use Data.
and-am
I—VotePI-ersbaliotafor lauieWecd.
lira llary (hrsnagb, of South Nor-
Iun, is the guest of the III-as Murphy,
of BlinbcthatraaL—Birmingham Tran-
script. . __
James H. Knapp brokeone of the ten-
dnnaof his left hand a few days ago, by
falling whilahe wm leaving A. J. Cro-
fut’a residcncgbn West avenue.
_ Areccptionwillhngi'venbythe mem-
hers of Nun-walk lodge, No. am, 0. U.
0. of 0‘ uncanny”...- on Washing-
ton street, Wednesday. February 15.
--Pure coffee with pure cream, 5c.s
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
M. S. Smith Iitted curtains to the win.
down at the South Norwalk Electric
Works. yesterday, thus putting the
"finishing touches" on the interior of
the station.
Butler Lodge, No. 97. I. 0 O R, will
confer the initiator: degree to night.
Past Grand William B. Saunders will
act as noble grand. All Odd Fellows are
invrted. -___
The Norwalk Board of Fire Under-
writers will holda meeting at the Ma»
hackernn Hotel tomorrow. at which
time the 80 per cent. car—insurance clause
will probably be adopted.
—T"rmh pork and sausage, I21} cents a
pound, at llayes' Market.
The Norwalk Butchers' Protective As-
sociation held a special meeting last
evening inkhthe City Hotel. No business
was tmnsncbd and the meeting adjourn-
ed until Tuesday, February H.
The Junior Prohibition club would like
to thank all those who contributed to
the poor last week. All articles of cloth-
ing will be thankfully received at the
regular meeting of the club tonight.
The oyster steamer “Ripple" was con-
siderably damaged by her efforts to break
through the ice in Sumford harbor, yes
terdny. 'T‘lrecnnier lining on her bottom
was torn in several places and the wood
work was eornew hat damaged.
-—lluylt-r'o candy. fresh every day, at
lane's. 51 Washington“ at.
F. B. Scnfleld, for many years a large
shoe manufacturer in Stamford. died
therefrom heart failure, aged seventy
two years. Tic began his business career
in 1850 as partner of Elnathan Todd.and
served the town In eclectman for seven
years.
The cased Captain 1. N. Pressy.
against the Homatonic railroad. was not
heard in Bridgeport yesterday on se-
8tcvenaou.iho principal witness in the
care. John ii. Liuht. of this city, is
counsel for Ir. Pres-y.
--Slrloin steak. lac; porterbonac. 15m:
chops snd'lolns tic. The finest ss-
sortmcntoffresbflshln town. People's
market. Norwalk and south Norwalk
(opposite llsyrs.) ’
Thermtiauedcasesof Edward Hub
hellsndlfaryilallwcru heard by Joe—
tlceIorrell alteration. Both
were found guilty.“ the former was
llnedlfiaadcnstnfrom which he took
snappml. larywasflncd‘lsndcosm
and confined to ibirty days in the
mt!!!“-
The campfire Ind hop of Douglas
MM, 9. A.ll.. at their hallon
thew-IMWMWC' Mnlsht.
"Mum, andprovsdagreat
sitcoms. 'f'hcsnpperwssan important
n,festurnof the pleasant flair and Vl-
I”III-tonal III every m DIM-s fol-
dessrvegrcatcrsdltfor
number-aware Fred-
'"‘ 'Ispnrtthatthszieo from (litrislsndto
couutofthe nonapprsranceof Colonel '
untll shout midnlsht. j
Charla-8.8mm" continua-to otter
dull-timesharpiuain‘roesrlnl.
Halei.thslnfsntdan¢htsroflr.and
IraMarhsBuremdlodatthsirhome
on lain street, laatni‘ht, aged one
month. The funeral will!» hold to-
mormwafttrmatiolclc‘sk.
r—YotcPIaasLlotsforlfagicWesd.
mmmmwnuvur
Mhssarrtrsdtadouthpavthyratlaud
NewYork cttywas dangerousandthat
hcwasattimcafearful thattho floating
wouldntaveaholcinhlsvessel.
At the first Baptist church this week
Pastorltobbius is preschinxa antics of
sermon upon the parable “Divas and
Lemma.” Thc liratof the series was
preached last night, the subject being
the “Certainty of Hell." There was a
lsrgeattondancsand much interact was
manifested.
—Reasouable pricm at lane‘s depot
minor-ant. Open-“night.
NimFlorence Graves. of 10 llarsbnll
street. entertained the members of her
Bundayrchool class. with the teacher.
Illa. C S. BLJohn. on Monday evening.
Those present were Misses Eva I. Bene-
dict, Emma Spsuldin-r. Bertha Bush.
Florence Bradley, Carrie Weisheit.
Alicia Cousins. Charles S. St John and
son Harry. and Miss Elen Enckson,
were also pres-em. A very pleasant time
was had.
—Fresh fish! Fresh tlshll Immense
arrival to-dny. Finest goods in town,
and you will find the prices right. Peo-
ple's Market. Norulk arid South Nor-
wuik (opposite Hayes').
A young man employed in one of our
local machine shupahas the reputation
of being quite It pedeatrian. He attend
ed the ball given by the Tron Works
Band. Monday night, and while there
made thcacquaintanceof a young lady
in whose soriety he posed the mater
part of ’the evening. After the ball h.-
oflered to see her home. which ofler was
gratefully animated, she telling him that
the horse cars pom near her home.
Asthccarsdonovrunsslateasao‘clock
they were obliged to walk. After bid-
ding lu-r good night he started for home.
but lost his way and wandered around
until he met a milkman just starting out
on his route. lie inquired what dc
that was just ahead. and war info m!
it was the New Canaan depot. This
Morning he purchased a now [I'm of
shoes to replace the ones worn out that
night.
NflBWALK \IIWS.
t Breezy Budge-t” of Item. from the
Borough m of Town.
John “'eyerhauser is seriounly ill of
pneumonia at his home on Union Place.
The Women's Relief Corps of Buck-
Inghnru Post. (i. A. 1%.. will hold an en»
tertainment to-night.
The Floral Circle of King’s Daughters
of the Baptist church will meet wIth
Mice Faunetta Rose, of Camp street. this
evening.
A musicalo will be given at the resi-
dence of Junior C. Newkirk. l0 Arch
street, tonight, under the ample; of
the King's Daughters.
Miss Clara Bette. of East avenue, will
entertain the Girls' Literary club and
their gentlemen friends this evening, by
giving a dancing party.
Mrs. George Burton. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
Woodhull. of Union Park. left Norwalk
yesterday to join her husband in Chicago.
The Catholic summer school has se-
cured s permanent home on lake (lbs-I
:Ilsia. having acquired possession of the
Armstrong fam. misting «450m
Thcschool wuformnly located In New
londou. ‘_
B. 1!. Benedict, of the Alpha Wheel
club, has commenced training for nest
semou's racing. He will rideathlrty
pound Columbiarcisy wheel. About the
middisof lsyhc expects toride from
New York city to Bridgeport against
time.
A vagrant called at loosen Hoyt's
hours on Iain street, yesterday after»
llr. Boyt'ssinergavc himayood
Afmhshad llatshcd cattnyhclosutrd
TIT-I bsforaJurtiar Pcryy. It. said his
mucus-Peter, Coyla The sun-
uacsdhlutothtnrdsysh Bridge-
portjall. «
Irprcatntatlvo Emma-b“ in the
Gammon-om stemm-
It, W. t‘ Holmes. secretary. W.
noon.andsskaforsomsthtngto '
IWWW
Gourmand Henry Thurman. Smith
Northropandl). 8. Weeks are in New
York today.
lamie, the cleveu-yesr—old daughter
offl. n. Hendrick. is very ill Iii I...
borne on lain street.
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Thirtyoflthafrimds of lira. WE”.-
“Peeksdrprbsdhcrm athcrhouloou liner
also. but night“! III-Wm III-ion
shlb evening. There wm music. .dansg
ins and refreshment.
About 150 people were present at the
dinner given by Thrace Staph-s in
Westport, yesterday afternoon. in honor
of the ninety-first anniversary of his
birthday. Among the speech-makers
was General B. N.Coucb.of the borough.
The West avenue water main burst
last evening near Punk 1‘. Hyatt‘s resi-
dence. The break showed itself between
the rails of the horse railway turnout,
rendering the switch uselem. no there
was danger of a caveein.
IeGraud Raymond will no to Peeks
kill. 1“. Y.. this evening. to attend th»
weeding of Prof. John Rufus Boyd.
formerly of the Norwalk Military lnstI
Into. and Miss Rachael M. Phyfe, dough
ter of hlr. and Mn Walter P. Phyfc.
A. E Winchester and wife, of West
avenue, have been spending a few days
with lira. Winchester'a parents in not
ton. Mr. Winchester devoted the most
of his time while there to poulticiugn
very troublesome "Job's comforter."
That February is a genuine Wintrr
month has manifested Itae'f in good ear-
ueI-t. The snow commenced falling in
large flakes at 5 o'clock this mornmgand
made so rapidly that at 7 o'clock then»
was neatly three inches on the level. The
early horse ears were delayed somewhat.
but no trips were missed. Three bones
were uwd to take the cars from the
stables up the hill near the Methodtst
church.
A rumruittm comp-ml of representa-
liven from Company D and members 'l'
PIlgrim and Lincoln Councils. 0. U. I;
EL. met at the armory last night to per
fect arrangements for the fair to he held
in tho- armory the week commencing
April 10. The committee organism! a.-
follmv; F. ll. Brothrrton. chairman:
Merriam
w-cretnry, and Captain A. ‘A. Retts, as-
sistant treasurer.
“'iltnn residents are puzzled not II lit-
tle ov- r the diflrrence in the IIppoarnncc
of' the corpse of John Cannon. which
«It»; sent home for hurtnl from the Mid
dlI town insane asxlum. and the upper"
now of the man u hm be was sent toll»
institution eight years ago. In Me Can~
mm was tall and fair. while the body re-
ceived was short and dark. [I is though!
there was a mistake mode in the ship-
ment of the body. )luny Wilton people
are of the opinion that young Cannon
was never insane.“ _
The (lmrge A. Hill Dramaticcmnpan}
appeared before It large and enthusiuotn
audience at the Sorwalk bpera lions»
last night, when the company presented
“Entrapped; or. Yankee Pluck." a west—
ern drama full of startling situations and
bright lines of comedy. Mr. Hill should
receive the public approval as his com
pany is excellent and if the crowded
housm which greet him nightly is any
showing. he does. To- night they will
produce "Vixie Vaughan the Lightning
Rod Man." which they gave on the night
of their first appearance in Norwalk.
for 12) cents a pound. at llaycs‘ Market.
Many of the members of the laconic
Mutual Benefit assmiatlon arc anxiously
annual meeting held January 18. ll
hash-on themetom toesll smeetiaxot
the new hoard of directors iannwlhtvly
after the clue of the annual mull!!!
which
attention.
was authorisiull
might require
included in which
fsctthat tnénsual meetinzof tlmhoaru
the of directors will be held l'eb
reports very soon after.
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handmuottkshrtarslcs. I. J.
QM I. solarium
t comma:
mutational-M;
—You can buy lredh W3 and “W
inquiring for the printed reports of the
for the purpose of organization election m?!-
of officers and to transact any lmsineia
immediate
the secretary to
issuethesnnnslreporls. Owinl ‘0 “’0
abscncaof Secretary Waldron and the
ofdtrectorswssnotcallsd. no one has
becnanthorlaedtoimuc unsound re
ports. Tlnrsgnlsrmonthly militant
Rand members may expect to
Thurs was a tarp gathering at the
llcrwslk club roan-last nlghttolhtcn
to the chairman of Ihssllverqtisstlan
byflmlosephfihcldon. «Running
who hss‘utadsastadyofthssshjsctfur
manyycarasndfavoraheacois'aua Ir.
Sheldouisaulntrnuluuspsaksrsndhts
views upon thssalrjsstwsrsltstmslto
with inn-s taunt. lib mister-un-
mtwsrtbsttbssrsrcltyofrllvsr lad
ausstdssltadowlththsptinss of the 00"“
unoolywsytoptthI-apwsstoksve
monomer. ifs Mord that lull
,rltlwrllrsrtainsdwsssrattoths taint
" rad sous or ltmdfov'
Reach; n... m... ca... Ioc. Upwards
Ready Made Silents, Bonn and Fruit of icon, 94. n4.
DIckerman 8L Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKIC
CONN
Qur reputation will insure that.
an
Catch ontot‘the life lines weal-e
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
V»,
"no“ dltoctorl of the sun. Wheel club
met last night and elected several new
members.
Anothsrof the Cottaolidated railroad
company's improvements around the
Norwalk station is the painting of the
freight house.
Margaret, wife of Michael Kelly, died
at her home in Winnipsuk yesterday.
undfonyuinycsta. The funeral will
bulwldfrum 8!. 's church to more
mummies-ll O’clock-
"not Ellen Pinnerty, widow of
Thomas T]. Piunerty. died at her home
on Connecticut avenue. yesterday. aged
fifty five years. The funeral will be
from St. Mary's church tomorrow at 9
o’clock.
lieutenant Colonel Crowe inspected
the members of Company F in guard
duty Int night. During thedrill Private
Samueljoater wm fined $10 by Colonel
Crown for nuaoldicrly conduct and dim
bedience of orders.
Patrick O'Hara, who has received
eighty ballots in the Gazette‘s voting con-
test for the most popular man in Nor-
walk. was arterial Monday night by
Constable Howard, charged by his oon~
invlnw, Weather Guesser James J.
Vaughan. with drunkenness and breach
of the peace. He was found guilty and
fined 32 and coats.
Andrew Hines. of Daobury. a brake
man on local freight train No. 1509, of
the Danbury divininn. which reaches the
Sorwnlk freight house about ii o'clock
a. m.. was on top of a box car this morn»
ing. when the train guve .udden start
The tupnf the cur was mvernl with he
and Hines slipped and fell. rolling off ill!-
~ide of the car to the ground. His right
not was badly cut and bruised. The
train was stopped and his fellnw brake
men carried him into the freight house,
when- nIedicalaId was t-umnwntd and
[I'm in jurtes dressed. a
The Superior Court room in Bridgeport
was tilted with Norwalk’s promment
c tvzens yesterday. who were interested
ill the trial of the action brought by the
Xurwalk Gas Light company against the
Immugh of Norwalk. The company
wings the cult to recover damages for
Injuries to its pipes The bomugb wa-
mgaged in blasting for sewers and the
listurbance embed a lots. it is alleged.
of over 1.0111030 feet of gas. The com
any places its damages at about 83.000
\uorueyn ilurlbul and Seymour app» or
:ur the (hllillflfty and Attorneys Tweedy.
IT Dnnlvury. and “other, of Sorwalit.
for the Tlnl’uilgll.
A plucky lad of tifleen years who I:~
trying III get from KitIt-ry. “nine, to
tow York city. spent last night III the-
XIIIWATN llwtel. He was George Weldon.
lint mother is dentl and the whereabouts
of but father are unknown to him. lie
w t5 employed tho-re with) a farmer and
when ins job was finished he “'33 thrown
lpvll his own mources. He had but
llt’o‘ cents In his pocket which he invest-
ed III two cakes of atove polish. from the
ode of which he n-nliud ten cents. llr
Kelli. on buying and selling stove polish
.IIItil he got asmnll aunt of money obi-ad.
On November 15 he started out and by
selling notions, riding and walking.he
hopes to I’I'It‘h New York. His brother.
be mild, was John Weldon. a sailor on
the trading bark Thompson, due in New
York city from Australia on February
22.
0‘“! TI“! RIVER.
News and Gossip of the Day In last
Inns-II.
E. ii. Gotham isconllned to his home
uby sickness. ...., .. >
Mrs. L‘. W. LeCount, who has been
very sick. in slowly improvtnx.
bliss Ellie May llrown. oldest daughter
of Mr. and lint. William Adams l‘lrown.
lmmerly of East Norwaik now or llsn
huryurm married in Brewster, N. Y"
January 80. to Wallace ll. WIllismu,ot
Hr. Albert Faroritc. of Arkansas City.
Kan . wishes to give our readers the
says: “I contracted a cold esrly last
spring that settled on my long. and had
hardly recovered from it when l cauth
another that hunaou all summer and
left me with attacking can b which 1
Mill 1 never would get of. I had
used Chamberlain's Cough y some
fourteen yearsaxo with much success.
and concluded Iotry lt spin. When 1
Mpttbrough without» bottle my
cough had leftmand l havcnotsuifer-
d with a cough orcold since. lhave
racontmsndedlttoothetc, andsll speak
well of it" ”cant bottles for sale by
C.B(ilhou.dmlst.
Jmh V. Davy. of Wamw, lll..wm
troubled with rind-ration and tried a
camber of dldsnut remedies, but says
”a; hthdlyhsuothoidofons that
cdwitblhaadfsltmrcthatothsrssimi-
mmmflsw know what
a. My was that cored him. He
statssfortlnlanrdtofthrpahllcthstlt
hadeIumbsflsln’sPI-Ia Balm. for
fisqurkssaulamaflurg.
benefit of his experience with colds. lle i"
onoemneuna 4;
Physklana head our list of rnlcldm.
Never satcoal oil near butter or lard.
lancfcllow sold book» by uubacrlpttoa.
lndis nrvlrntrt get two dollama mouth.
Good lieutenants do not always make
good captains.
Pope. like William Ill. was fond of land-
scape widening
Only the qnickeninx of canacicnca can
kslsn rcpwntsuos ' 4
To take out tnr mh repeatedly with
spirita of turpentine.
A man bays woman is It creature with
longhsir andsh'ort idem ,
There arc now (fill)? po-Itoflicca in the
country—the highest nnmbercver reached.
A New York woman at the open wore a
necklace of live and ten Ilullnr gold pieces.
Worry lli II ntitlnl source of urinary and
the prime cause of premature breakdowns.
The combined debts of all the nations in
the world amount to more than “.000.
«mm
A farmer in Dollars county, Ala, makes
adelicioua wine from the juice of water
melons
Coalbrookdnle bridge. England. In the
find. cast iron bridge ever built. It was con
structed in lfi‘J
The family that is anxious to move out
of a house finds another family that isjuat
an anxious to more in.
Over 01.000 worth of gold was recently
extracted from the soot. of the chimney of
the royal mint nt Berlin.
in its“ the tomb of a giant wasopened at
St. Germain who muet have been at least
thirty feet high during life. -
One of the large winter hotels in the Eu
garline is soon to be heated electrically by
power derived from the Sum river.
It is said to be unlucky to moveamt.
The small boy who didn’t believe in the
superstition had his eye scratched out.
Fort Worth, Tex. bathe largest lowin‘
well in existence. it in Lille feet deep and
flows at the rate of mo gallons per minute.
The R'mlto bridge. Venice. inanid lobar.
tm-rrbulit from design! furnished by All»
CTlMi Angelo. It in a aiugle marble arch of
ass. feet.
Thieves have stolen the book of ordi-
n-Inces of thecityof Pluto Robles. Cal..and
the people there are wondering what they
did it for.
Instead of the alloy of zinc and silver
which wmt first chosen for the production
of "Arms plntlng" one containing cadmi
um in now preferred.
strange Features a! I Count.
On Monday morning. April 4, through
haze Itnd clouds. l aecutrtl n strika E”
tograph of Swift'n comet with the“ III!
Icon of the observatory ticdon to the Cinch
equator-taint the Lick observatory. This
photograph reveals a remarkable state of
slain Spreading out from the head is
ahownacomplicatrd nyllcm of tail; Of
them- Iherv are three principal ones.thc
southern of which is the moat distinct
These mils are again subdivided into a
great number of when. the entim append
agi- prewumuz It most unique appearance.
.-\t loam ndozen Ill<tinct bmnchen can be
counted on the photograph. me of which
present remarkable curvatures. Thin com
pl'n'nted stnIctIIre wns not visible in the
telescope on the preceding morning and
xiv m evnlI-nce of rapid changes.
(In Monday looming there were two (liar
tint-t nod Iiivrrgrnt branches of toilemana
ting from the ln-ud, both clearly visible in
The glass. The Ichunpic view on Tues
Ilny morning exhibited the fact that in less
than twenty-four houra a third tail had
formed to the extent of about lemme
miles. while the northern tail. which had
been very bright the previomt morning.
bad entirely dinnppt-nred.
On Wednesday. April hastill more re-
markable phenomena haul presented them
selvee,nnd portiom of the tail were seen
to form Itbrupt nuglea with their original
source.
On April 8. number photograph was ob
tained with great ditlxculty in moonlight
and down. Another \“iolvnt change but]
recorded itself. A number of new Tfllll,
like fine Ihrm-ls of light, but! made their
apps-ammo, and ii singular and unique
phenomenon woe [lll‘lielli on the aouthem
side of the toil, about 3 dcga. from the
head. A large projecting mm issued
from the tall at a large angle and from
this s new tail shot forth parallel with the
main onc.-Profasor Barnard in San Fran
cisco Examiner.
'I'ha I'lre of a New Purpose.
The great steamer lndlnnn sailed on l’ch
23 from the port oi Philadelphia for Tina
eta, loaded with food for the starving peas
antry. All clam-II. from the millionolrs
who grave his check for thousands to the
poor newslmy nith his tllmea. contributed
in this gift.
It tent-her in II large Quaker school laid.
as the steamer left the dock:
“My boys were drr-nrily reciting n lei-on
ln nlncbm one Ilny last week. '1".
tinrl and Tmtltrnllvn. they slylyw {tired
and played tricks upon one another when
thuy thouaht I was not looking. Wha-
the lemon was over lbrmght out and load
to them the account of the horrors of star
ration went home by the American minis
“They listened hmthlrwly. No more
whispering. no more horaepiay. W I
had finished they at once made them-c vcs
Into a committee to canvass the school.
They wensaurrmn lire with real to do
something. It was s curious transforms
tiou. A posit purpose had made turnout
ofsllly boys.’
llsny of our renders may have been pron
entlnscoucert or assembly room More
the lights are turned on. and have the
sudden leap of the dim,dull but a.
and it! shadowy audience into hvillldacy
and warmth and a happy. atnlila‘ com
pany. whmhythcprsssureof s kndtIthr
electric current entered the room.
Juatsuchscksaptatesplscs in «d,
human life when soon crust on
comes into it.- Youth's Companion.
Harallal litre-tars.
moftlutlrscmadtodohlmauyuuu.
Pure and simple imi
if you do but TAG
T'EBPLE'S IIRKET
North him at. 80’. Norwalk k.
call, 523.
rows PLEA IITSANITV.
hanging and Conclusive Evidence 0!-
feud by the Prosecution.
Bsumm,\' . ...Y Feb I. —At the trial of.
Martin Foy, the Guttenhnrg tout charged
with murdering his alleged mistresa, Hen.
rietts Wilson Joseph Car-swell, Richard
Burns and George P. Smith testified to
also testified that on more than one occa-
sion he had heard the ‘ t‘
.-
who arrested l_°‘_oy after the
fled that the prisoner admith the about
log. and declared that he could not be
electrocuted either. The officer also tear
tificd to taking the prisoner to the L “ ' ‘
of the Wilson woman previous to her death
and that she fully identified him aslheman
who had shot her. Hon. Joseph W. Hill
opened for the defense, and stated that he
the prisoner from all responsibility for the
murder.
The jury has been in twice for further
instructions on the subject of emotional
and temporary insanity They will prob
ably dinngree. it. is said that. they stand
decree __
wss MR. CLEVELAND mentor
Ila Behaeato Talk About the Report That
lie last on Whisky Trust Certificates.
Lsnwoon, N. J., Feb. I.—Mr. Clove-
land made his usual visit to New York. rc~
turningto this place at 6:10. He was unac-
companied. As he has made arrangements
to remain at home one day this week it is
thought that he has invited a number of
men fora general talk Quite a “ of
prominent and influential politicians from
New York and Philadelphia have tele-
graphed Manager Sterry of the Lakewood
hotel to reserve a parlor for them for Satur—
day and Sunday.
Mr. Cleveland refused to be interviewed
about the report that he had lost heavily
by‘thc decline in Whisky trust cert” ‘
Ind that there was a coolness between him
and Mr. Whitney in consequence thereof.
Hill's mind Surpluntcd.
ALBASI‘. Feb. l.—Governor Flower sent
in the name of Deforest Van Vleet of im-
new. N. Y.. as civil service commissioner in
place of Alexander C. Eustace of Elmira,
N. Y. Mr. Van Vleet is a lawyer and the
chairman of the Democratic committee of
Tompkins county. Mr Eustace was In-
volved last full In a factional split in Che—
mung county which resulted III the defeat
of Speaker Bush of the last assembly for
reelection.
A British Wall.
Lonnos. Fell. t—‘l'he Daily Chronicle
saysins lender concerning the Hawaiian
revolution: “There are symptoms that the
plot of American traders in Honolulu will
fall. it is evident that the natim were
awed into submission by American ma—
rines. Therefore it. would be less an act of
protection than one of piracy for America
to extend her artsy over iiawuii.’
Panama Experts to llear From 1' nela Sam.
PASAILI, Feb. l,—El Porveuir. President
Nunez'» personal organ. prints a diapatch
from Bogota to the slice! that the govern-
ment. will not take final action in the canal
matter before receiving on official propoat
tion from the l'nited States. This propo-
sition. it is expected will be made, shortly.
Lake Washington Canal.
“'ssumoros l-‘eb. L—The house com
mines on interstate and foreign commerce
ordered a favorable report on the sonata
hill appropriating twill“) for the-construe
tion of a ship canal to connect lakes
Union and Washington with Puget sound.
if a New York millionaire given It din
her at 5th avenue and 26th street. (rattling
.700. (X), which gives Ill pet) le aspen)
and them ml» spend ti. M. In doc
tors' bills final] have to pay $.00
each for Cactus ll Core to cure them
what would be the caving per capita It
the dinner should not be Invert, then-
heing 87 pcraom at the feast?
Inquire at l’laisted‘ s drug store when
you may have the problem ’solved an.
(«information about tctus Blood (' on
. Children Cry for
Pltc he'r’a Castorla.
Chl' Iron Cry to.
Pltcher’c Castorla.
musbywasskrk,wopavelwrcartoriu
mucusemmmrwtm
Whoa-inhuman. llhurhrvclungtocnorts.
mummmmmm
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
.- 6 it. llebemnt lloIIds
la dsaoml tloasof
Il'mmulblmmm
Accordi to tbs "ill of Direct
or...“ locum" ., rmnusnmmmgnnnm.
Pall up Capital ~ ~ more
Itarplas - - . - 100.000
hours-thin. HOWIIIBhpTa.‘ m
&%-~n “W
has! lam-mt for has: lundsl
asctlcat. "M
H. D. SMITH. Agent.
lanai I. lass-is training. - Iavwatk.
, dlif
Wm
VIII“. "I TTIUPTTIL
ih
Bomomber when we odor bar:
gains thayaresllfrcsh, new goods.“
. CHARLEW
LEADING GROCER,
Would you know what praise is biuhctt,
That fills our souls with admiration;
This it is. dear friend and neighbors.
having witnessed the murder Carawell.
kill the woman. Officer \an Renaselacr. to.
,lcltl- ‘
would rely on the plea of insanity to clear ‘
7to5forconvicticnolmnnier in the first Wood
8 EV M0 U R.
33 WASHINGTON or.
tation.
Come and follow where we lead you,
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown our efforts
PERBEVERB.
TllE FINEST TllllllETS, (llllllllEllS, DUCKS, ETB. Ill THE Tlllfllll.
E J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY,
PEG“? 8 MARKET,
21 Wall st.. Norwalk.
Telephone call; if!!- 3.
Taylor at Golden.
l Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON swam.
Persons lookin for l ‘basl
with the view 05pm - n or .la‘roenfitellfdkltd
call and examine our pallet. wide have them for
sale in every part of the cit at rvaso
prices and on can terms. y sag-tilde
l at I
t- Knapps factory V0. 2. A” y OWE“
AMES 6. BLAINE authorized Life Blon-
anza 'rr Agent. 0n flt only 2500
it. P Johnson at l 0.. Iii-loath 11th street Tli h-
Inond. \s. min
f
OPER ATORS on strmv sewin machines.
and girl» to wind braid. App y at once to
Arthur C. Wheeler. 13 Butler street. Norwalk.
imiw
T0 IIE'I‘.
COTTAGE)d of all rooms. corner Grove urea
and Woodward avenue. SIB; voltage at
Wmdward avenue. rent In: five rooms on
first floor. corner South Main street and Han-
fnrd Place: rent :15 April] house 10mm;
2 Hartford‘- Place; rent :3. Apply to nth (A.
w
EXT 8': part of houq- No it Day street. 3
roomas attic. toa email family.
minnoton . A l .
wood)" It-(‘w ppytoWYouner. .aglgk
“3 fl Its. one iof ‘a'levgtmrgoma and one of'
no rooms. [I e n b ildl .
her of Wallsud River street; No“ m3??-
7!
ply on the premise.
THE thicheater place. 3 Marshal street.
Barn and about one acre of magnum-
Eire
abundance of fruit trees. ett.
vnnmh. Inquire at the office of the Old
Cigar ( 0.. iii \\ ashtnzton street.
R receptions. entertainment
Folmlle A). U. M hal vimtimm
Xorwalk. Electric lights an I all modem M—
n-niences. At reachable mus. inquire of
I. ll. Jennings-I. 4 Knight street. nfi 3m
guffrlainmrnfs.
' arm noose. beatnik: “
GEO. “nus
People'slhealre Comp’ny
By particular request the company will re-
mum on» week more, presenting snentircly
new prugrntnmc every night.
Alice Kemp.
T'be peoplu'e famrltc, In It mu“ character
every night.
Geo. A. Hill,
The character comedian.will be on hand as
usual. with an enliretompany of Iavorites.
Vixie Vaughn,
THE
Lightning Bod Man.
Admission. I0. 20 and 30 cents.
Grand Matinee on Saturday. filllw
uusm IIIII. souII'I Intuit;
W. ll. ISIAPP. «Ia-agar.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. lsl.
The Largest llrnmlwt and llmtest Omaha.
llflythl and (.‘llf'llf Muah;
Watt-h for the literal linnd (.‘om‘ert at l2 M.
JAMES llllllllitt. “Auctioneer.
Public Auctlon * '
private Iain. on the ith dot of Fe I.rIIIIr
estate of Hill. lMlt' (ll tllh‘tll ltn
JT' ST 03": hltillT,
W. W. Downlng’s
New llrleans creoles.
llon in Allied its
25 Artists. 25
New and Elesnnt Costumes.
(treat sensational lt‘eatureu.
Prices, 35. 50, 75 (lento.
fleataon sale at l’lnlstrtl's and llala‘ll.
Will sell at
ll l
.5 “villi? i.’.'.'xL1.’".'.§.".'..l.’.'Il§"ffi' ”31:" 3'2;
c.3333“: 5:32:31; b;.‘.";'..':1“::.';:.'.'z‘.".“:'.f.-
the
lsml tnIl Bulldlnts on lloyt at.
lately occupied by said 'l'hotnan Cousins as a
shoe mount-trim.
[or terms of In one all subscriber.
J. “no shin
Artisans la insolvencya “ti l”Cornice.
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no In Imam um...“ '
SUMMARY 07 Till
at Annual Statement
~01 "ll--
Elna Lila Insurance 60.,
or Hartford. Conn.
JAllUAltY i. In.
Premium Receipts in I“ n O m.”
lulcmt Receipts in m ...... 1.00.315“
Total “sculpts during than. OJIIJIIJI
Disbursements to trolley hold—
ers. and forum taxes.
to. .. $001.!!!”
III-cu lac-arr I. Illa ....... mounts or
Total Liabilltlas ............. 82.010.41.10
"new: "we
. Ita rd . .. 0.005.“..07
Policies in force It». I. I’m.
ll .Ifltlnsurlac ............ IIIJ'IIJIG. OI
Poncho isnssrl In In. I...
"hits-ring“ Innings“.
NM. 0. Dill-film. m
J. O. worst-ca.
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Norwalk Chronicler