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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 18”.
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_ Um we appearance. of Warden
sup: N. Sloan and John J.
Bunion. of Norwalk, to sumd
iiey anlsy, of Brooklleld, as dep
quector of internal revenue, it had
been practically conceded, says the
Bridgeport Farmer, that the “going”
wouidhe between John F. Houlihan, of
Howtown, ex-Alderman Daniel Smith,
of Bridgeport, and “a Danbury aspirant.
The principal reason for the respect with
which the other aspirants look upon the
.chances of Candidate. ilanion is that,
it issnid, he has the backing of Patent
Commissioner Seymour. Mr. Sloan is
also being supported by influential party
risen. Deputy Collector Hawley. who
wasui'scently temporarily reappointed by
Collector Byxhee. expected to receive
notice yesterday that hiszsuccemor would
1 take office on the first of January. It is
hndentood that all of the present depu-
ti- are to he succeeded on that date by
Democrats, which would make it neces-
sary to send notice to the present incum-
bsuts yesterday in order that they shall
have twenty days’ notice. As Collector
Byxbee will probably wish to decide as
accuse possible upon his appointment,
there will be some lively work by candi-
datsssnd their friends during the next
two weeks. The Hour says “it is under.
stood that Bunion has withdrawn and
thnt Commissioner Seymour is a firm
supporter of hir. Sloan's candidacy.”
Desiree lore. honzud lvwrwhsre in
lorwaik, South llorwalk and the In-
nssdlate Vicinity—laps and llshaps o!
_ a Day Undone“ Into Crisp Paragraphs.
Miss Jennie Farrington and Hugh Mc-
Cioskey,cf South Norwalk, were mar-
ried Wednesday evening.
lfr. and Mrs. C. Fred Crofut and fam-
lly, of South Norwalk, ate turkey with
Mrs. Crofut's parents, Air. and Mrs.
Henry Head. in Ridgeilsld.
Miss Carrie Flinn, a teacher in the
Center school, who has been seriously ill
of eryslpelos, which lapsed into pneu-
mania, is now on the road in recovery.
.:
Itis alpleasure, toannounce that Julius
Miller has so far recovered as to be able
to return to his boarding place in South
Norwalk, where he is engaged in busi-
ness.—Ridgefield Press.
W. H. IMtin, formerly of South Nor-
walk, now a prosperous truckman of
Bridgeport, has contribtued the use his
trucks for the purpose of collecting pree~
cuts for distribution among the poor
children of that city. '
lfrs. Burr Nash, Miss Minerva Nash,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson and
tiles Florence Thompson, of South Nor-
walk, enjoyed the Thanksgiving hoe-
pitality of the Rev. Henry E. Wing and
family in Ridgefleld.
Coroner C. A. Dotcn will leave Bridge-
port neatldonday for a business trip to
San Francisco and other Western places.
He willbe absent two or three weeks.
He has appointed Attorney F. A. Bart-
lett deputy coroner to act during his
absence.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Norwalk Congregational
church, Thursday. Rev. C. M. Pegg
preached the sermon and there was spec.
lal music by the choir. Services were
also held at Grace church. After the
services food was distributed among the
needy poor of the parish.
Frederick Talley, of Bridgeport, well
known in Norwalk society, has left the
employ of the Adams Express company
toaccept a responsible position-with J.
S. Conover a 00., Fifth avenue and
Eighteenth street, New York, dealers in
mantels, tile flooring. tile lire places, etc.
He enters upon his new position next
Monday.
The olilcers of the Consolidated road
expect to occupy their fine new building
in New Haven next week. The building
is on the corner of Meadow and Water
streets and cost about “00.000. There
are 125 rooms on the four doors above
the basement. The walls are hard finial»
ed and the ceilings of ornamental steel
handsomely decorated.
TI! "merry war" in which the super-
intuident of the night school is engaged
i made more interesting by today's
hoof 'flie flour, in which the superin-
leudent attacks what he calls the ruling
trio of South liorwalk—Genersl Nelson
Taylor. Olty AttorneyJohn E. Light and
Jeremiah Donovan. If these gentlemen
, have done. and can do what The Hour
' “all, they certainly have a mighty ln-
losses. We gueI, however. that they BOWAI'A‘ON. '
m m only 'm they have the William Tenney, of New York city,
spent Thanksgivuig in town.
We! meteoric-ml m will“ in... May Griswold is home from
h B W 0““- We have “0"“ in' boarding school forafsw days.
Milwhlch they have lost where, on lira. Charles '1‘. Lowndss started to
day for Freehold. N. J.. to meet a party
of friends and accompany them to
Washington, D. 0.. for a two weeks'
visit.
The children and grandchildren of
Csptalnand lira. William Godfrey held
a family reunion. Thanksgiving day. at
the home of lfr. and lira. George W.
Stevens.
The private school conducted by lira.
Ada Thomas has been very successful,
and the parents of children attending
there feel fully satisfied with her meth-
ods of teaching.
ll. Lou Stevens left itowaytou for
Saratogs, Tuesday, to spend Thankv
giving with her sister Lina, who leat-
teiidlng Temple Grove seminary. Miss
Lou graduated there last year.
A number of young people will meet
at thehouieof Eddie Thames. tonight.
to oresnlse a dancing class. it Is prob
able that Gulder's Hall will be rented by
then and the luson given every Satur-
day evening.
Thecwiisr or the barge lions. which
was rescued byOaptsln Stanley iownuss,
wm here Thursday for the purpose of
making arrangements for the removal
of the host. Esconld not come to a
satisfactory arrangement with llr.
iowndss, and the latter will demand
the salvage which the law allows. and a
Unitsdfltatss marshal willhsplsosdln
cheruof thebcat. ’i‘hshargs is valued
at “Mandela carry scsrpocf coo
tonscfcoal. Bhsnowhasacsrgcol
till) tons.
petal principles, they ought to have
’M ‘Ws doubt if the effort to
m sectional feeling on the night
M Mil will molt in accomplish-
hgitsm Tbstlsnot the point at
h All tbatls askedlsthst the law
be conformed to. and the school estab-
<wbythommthorlty.
Mwhyths day solemnly set apart
‘hglvbmthuhs for all blnings enjoy-
dfishgthsysar should he insdethe
m of indulgence In ridiculous
,m is a mystery for which no
“at has ever beeuodsrod. Asthe
' " ‘ of athenkful spirit the tool.-
Hdhorumths heatingof drums and
“Wei the town to the tender
*8. clshriskisg m of fantasti-
flym memoir-locus I thlag
, mm. However. it sesmsto
is as W custom which the
”of NewYorh havelssruedto
aunties iii-w of dying out the
”would he lecturing in popu-
any. and Thursday the din was, if
Warranty hsvshssnfor
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‘wilh m could he
“monumental
forthsssrly Pennsylvania
but”.
Iov. and its. 8. J. Austin havens
thslrgnseblrmndlfmflsrm Part-
., nondWJ
“A“ m 1‘" W“ “maniautsaehsrln
.W. and the tensity'l momentoolfi ths'fhsnks
glvlngvscstlsa atlisrhomls ‘l‘heisp.
klssvlhs
Ill Agave Sweeney. «a... father,
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GUSTAV W’
(musterlng a small army of women to reg-
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$10 Isatsgse at, Brooklyn.
I'll!) rmaa.
Agents tor South Rorwaik. an
WOMEN TAKE A HAND.
a listen or Politics and naugin Brings
flisns Out In toll lone.
LOWELL. Man. Doc. ll.——For two months
past some of lhs clergymeri of this city
have been conducting pulpit crusades
against the Catholic church and making
claims that the church sought political
power and the control of the schools. As
a result the American Protective ‘Assocla~
tlcnhas developed and taken a hand in
politics. So thoroughly vs the women
brooms imbued with the en that they be-
gan to register in order to vote for school
committeemen niler the impression that
Democratic su remsey in this branch of
the government ed great danger to the
public schools.
Yesterday’s resale of the registers of
voters confirmed this, for there was a veri-
table stampede of women to thc city hall,
hundreds of women standing for hours in
line expecting to be registered as voters,
and while over a) were registered at least
so were shut out.
A great rush is expected today. Several
clergymen are marshaling the women. To
offset the American Protective Associa-
tion movement Democratic candidates are
later.
COLONEL RODGERS SHOT.
Hon. John Cupping-r, Consul to Toronto.
Dill It In I let- Cloud by Politics.
ALTON. ills.. Dec. 3.~—A shooting alfray,
sensatlonnl because of the prominence of
the parties concerned, occurred here. it is
the windiip of a litical feud. and the
Alton poetclilce fig t was the direct cause.
lloii. J ohii W. Copplngcr, president of the
sennlc mui consul to Toronto, did the
shooting, and A. Roller Rodgers, colonel
in the Union army during the war, Was the
person shot.
The story of the shooting, as near as can
be leiirned. is that Congressman Forman
was holding a consultation with some
Democratic leaders regarding the post-
odicc. When Coppinger came in. a quarrel
over an old feud was revived as applicable
to the present contest. The lie was passed.
and Coluiiul legers hit Senator Uoppln<
get over the bond with a heavy ciine. A bad
scalp ivouiiil “fun the result.
Copplngcr then drew his revolver and
shot Rodgers in the left leg just below the
groin. Rodgers was taken to a drug store,
and doctors were summoned. The ball
was quickly extracted. but Mr. Rodgers
suffered great lobe of blood. if. is not
thought, however, that. he will die.
JESUITS RECALLED.
The Boichstag Votes to Aloudrntt ‘I'lsssn
Into Germany.
BERLIN, Dec. ‘d.—Tlic rclcbstag, after a
lively debate, adopted by a vote of 17:4 to
lilti, the. niolioii to readiult lthrsuitii into
llcriiiiuiy. Nu member oPthe government
party look any slim-v in the debate over the
motion. 'l'iw vote will have no practical
result, it i..i.-. lien-ii fully understood from
lllt' first lliul lllt: government would not
nun-pl liu- lull, linilllie t‘oiitcrlstii, lii‘brlng-
lug llli.‘ iiiuimzi in it vote, only wished to
wow lb- Er chilly to command enough
niuuili. l'.‘ in . lib-1'65! the government mid
to tail 1“) nllu . pm.» lffliry so desired. in
llllu wow i. I" Lugi-uesah‘l lhc majority in
l.i\'nru| tlii- llililllillcull‘lt‘d it decided neu-
‘.liiml.
'l‘lm public liilirrcsl lulu-ii iii the debate
was .li.m‘i: by ilzc lllllllt'lll-lt! crowds which
gathered in lmul of the rclciiatug, despite
the ilrluing ruin, auger to learn the prog-
ruiuml tlio illiitlull. The police burl couaiil-
\‘l'ilbll! illlilculty lll Aer-ping clear a plunge
lor the drpullvs. The scene greatly rescin-
hlml timi witnessed during the debates on
the army bill.
Lottery Promoters itcnteneed.
Cllli‘MJlI, Dec. 'J.“‘l)l'i.‘lldt'llli McDonald
of tho l’iuuiuulec investment company was
sentenced. lll the United States circuit
court to ll montlis‘ liiiprlsouuieut iu the
county jail nod to pay ii line of sun).
Willliiui ll. Stevenson. vice president iiiul
treasurer, and Fmilclil M. Swearingeu, sec-
retary of the ‘Ulllpftlly, were fined $130
uicii. 'l‘lie oha go iigaluiit them was using
the mails to run a lottery.
'I'lirea Firemen llurt.
i'iiiaanau'iua. Dec. ll.~—The large wool~
t'D iiilll of James S. Cochran & Bro, 'l‘cuth
Mrcct and (‘olumbla aveiiue.waa burned
to the ground. The loss is placed at My
mo unit the insurance at “50,000. Three
llrciucii wrn- injured while at work on the
lire. They are William llotrlck, l'eter
llltteuhoiisc and llciiry Peters.
May's Iliorlago is ”50,000.
New Yum». Dec. li.-—'l'lie Herald's Lou-
ilou correiilx'mdcnt wires that the shortage
of Frank Mny,chlcf enabler of the Bank
of England, amounts to JilNJXJO, but that
this bank niitllm'lllua have taken no legal
step, mul flu warrant hail been lsiiued for
bls linear. The lid/e csehlsr's friends have
mmlc good any deficiency.
Yale's fallen Home.
New Haven. iii-c. u.--‘i‘ale’s defeated
football players have not all returned to
New Haven yet. The players are claimant
and heartbroken, but they admit that
i’rlncuton won the game on its merits.
None of the player» is badly injured. but
all are more or less shaken up.
A Diphtheria Wick-Ii Tillage.
ltommm‘. NM. Dec. ll.—-Bpread of dipl;
lint'flft lii limlalln. Dulcimer count ,
lint beyond the control of the village
oilwaltll. The suite board of health has
will he put in charge.
Gilli ltpldsinls'Agaln.
\t‘isiimui-nv. live. ‘4. - Physicians in
Washington report that the grip ls quite
pu-mleut. 'l‘he uuml symptoms of debil-
lly :qu Iuvrruua fliIPl'i ion are iiisnlfsst, but
the iilluient eel-iii» to llx on the throat with
particular vliul duly.
. New castle Ilejilsoa.
New (ins-rte, I’m. IIt‘l‘. lt~Ths window
gloss min but been signed on the heels of
hm; year’s wages by the New Castle WW
looturrrs. and preparations will hemldeto
light the rim about the middle of next
week.
ruin. it... is. also...
iliiaucslr, Pa, 1’3de evillle Yer-
d sued in ears, in aged
ii'yam, ulztped mm. on. city .‘li were
marriedatciinidea. 'i'listrldswsarsshort
dresses. 'i'liey hsvshsru forgives.
all: his late;- lament
Dr. Parana. kw tls “W
is. is on at; having no: mi
lisisw sire.
email-mortars»
Wu. has I.—
15% wistful-swarm
mint Mos.
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been called upon for aid. A state inspector provl
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cuisine iii.
A!
Tomlinson’sl’haimacy
rumit urn Hiutts.
Wilson's Committee Troubled to
Make Both Ends Meet.
NEW BILL WILL LOP GIT 300,000,000
sci-m Importation Expected to II,-
piy Hall This Amount. and he. la-
masol hue lust Come the lost—Pra-
parlng [or the Corning Session.
Wasniriorou, Dec. 1—The meeting of
the ways and means committee was brief.
The estimates to besubmlttsd showing the
probable difference in rovenuethat would
result from the new bill were not yet com-
fiete and the committee adjourned until
c
“sistants further time. The labor of esti-
mating the revenue that would be derived
under the new tart} bill is very great, but
it hll progresacd far enough to warrant
the statement that on the basis of the lm-
ports of in the loss of revenue resulting
from the enactment of the new bill and‘
the rent-1 of the McKinley law would be
about $0,000,000 per annuln.
Of course this estimate is on the supposi-
tion t at the imports under the new bill
would no greater than under the present
law—a supposition which the Democrats
by no means concede. it is the contention
of Chairman Wilson and his Democratic
associates that importations will be so
stimulated under the nowhtll that the loss
of revenue, despite the radical reduction of
du es, will not be over “000,000.
his deficit it is now proposed to make
up by a tax on the income of corporations,
ii tax on successions and playing cards and
by increasing the tax on cigarettes and per-
haps whisky.
Mr. tarsusy's News.
Mr. ’l‘arsnsy of the ways and means coin.
mlttcc still clings to the belief that the do
flcit cannot be supplied without extending
the income tax to individuals. “i don’t
think it can be done," said be, "without
making the tax on the net earnings of cor-
porstiona excessive. Such a tax of 2 per
cent would secure to the government not
more lhun continence, whereas the dell-
clcncy would be nearly “09(1),”. 1 can‘t
see how tobacco can stand any greater tax.
if the rate on whisky is advanced 10 cents
per gallon, from that source there will be
about «kimono more,rwhlch is still short
of the amount required.
"One source of increased revenue that
has to be developer! is the stimulation of
lmportations that will result from the
lifting of our prohibitive tar-id. Dcuhllcas
this will greatly increase our revenues, but
i bardlLthnk we could get along without
help frciu the personal income tax.
“if incomes of over 5.0!) were taxed at
the rate of 5 per cent, it would put into the
treasury over $7,000,000, and that would
give us eiilliclent revenue. The coinage of
the selgnlorags, as l luive heard suggested,
would not help the matter, so we are pro-
viding for a permanent support of the gov
eminent."
The Democratic members of the commit-
fee. on ways and means will meet this aft-
ernoon to further consider the income tax
and luternnl revenue schedule. There are
still many rumors afloat regarding the in-
tenlloim of the miiiiiiitleo in relation to
lire whisky tax, but the expressions of
members of the committee give no reason
for believing that the increase will exceed
10 cents per gallon, and some members
think it doublful whether there will be
any increase at all on it. The subcommlo
tee is debating the advisability of making
an increase iii the whisky tax applicable-to
all whisky in bond at the time the new
iarlf! law goes into effect.
Senator llnlph of Oregon announces that
when the now revenue bill comes up for
consideration he will present an historical
address for the purpose of provlugthat the
United States never had any prosperity u-
oept when there was it pmurctivc tariff and
that from colonial days free trade has
meant dcbascd labor.
noiman'a Three laden.
Representative Holman said: “'i‘hereare
practically three modes by which the de-
llclt could be made lipvvb)‘ issuing bonds
and thus lncreaalug the public debt, by an
income tax. which would realise from “0.-
moon lo thwll. or by a reduction of
expenditures. in regard to the bond issue
ido not believe any political party would
survive a muterlal eularscmeutof the pub-
lic debt in time of peace. i hope that will
not be nth-minted at this time. for i am
confident that the great menus of our peo-
ple believe that the embarrassment of our
treasury is attributed not to insufficient
revsiiuea, but an indefensible and lavish
expenditure of public money. .
“if the expenditures of our government
are kept upto their presentrste, i think
the increased revenue required should be
provided for by an income tax. it is it just
and equitable method of raising revenue.
if the pmrnt Democratic congress, which
is now wholly responsible for the expeudl’
tunes of the government. would an earnest.-
iy to work. it would lludiiudlfllculty in re-
duclng the erpenilltiiiesof the government
so that the present rate of internal revenue
and reported reduction of tariff taxation
won it furnish ample means to support the
government and meet the requirements of
the sinking food. We cannot with honor
abandon the sinking fund. It was not in.
tended as a guarantee to the holders of
public securities. huts solemn gamut
of congress to the purple that t e public
debt should not bs permanent, but should
be extinguished on the reasonable basis
dell byths act of 1m, underwhieh
thsdsht would he paid on wlthlii a reason-
able period of time. Exemption fromdsht
is one of the guarantees of frugal govern.
ment. and frugal government is the only
tee we have of the perpetuation of
our free institutions."
some: Isnltn's Annual lupus.
Waminum. Doc. Moderate” of the
interior ticks health. in his annual
rsvlewr with thoroughness the work of al
tbs branches of the dspartnisat durlcg the
ranger. ifs discusses the provisions!
aw t protection and preservation of
hits titular. and comments as the utter
uncy'of {airman tins lbs masts:
provide or his procurement
blietlmberto an yths actual use.
sl of the people to use
protects nettlsmeut and develop a“
rat mists of the public lands.
it
y to give Clerk Talbott and his as- .
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Hoiuiiisiitns.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
Fauuyand lloalwork
A SPECIALTY.
lllflsslilngten 8t.80.llorwslt.lll
auglt
0W5.
LOBSTERS. WALLOPB,
' ‘ our, . ‘
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Importéd OILS
, and SARDINEB.
Finest, Assertinent of FISH to
bé" had. ‘
PIOKLED OYSTERS.
Hunfllufi,
mammalian-In
‘ Oversee, ...
if order at
M of the
we res uliy
reasonable as is consistent with 'drst class
work.
Walton it Nickeison,
Dc lilo lllanl a. Bicycle? A
Answlst—t stu- sat-tr literals. full!
In?”
Cash-’— 8 l 00-4Cash.
n.%”.r‘&l“.l’:.'.b“m‘:.m.'r ““-
PiaullcalB'igycla Repairing
Ills".
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PICTURES FllAlAill.
. We hav h
shortnotloe mould azsoi‘c vlr'li‘llch
your attention. Prices as
it Iain 8t.< llcrwslli. Benn.
anthem
-g-r...
iiuuiiciuius' illicit.
.mmrmnfiigpcrm
on fine armor. nickel p Our
in me ii tiered hodlesls arterial _
nfimlslergr noonstant attendance. w'lzh
trim orderst short notice. J
re-up Elsie?“ d'oue aglggort not Pro aloof.-
vssus. rom . 0.3.50. pollen.
lrla‘ Tricyclss. [sprees Wagons. etc.
v. Bonsrou.
aowavros. on. opposite a. a. Statics.”
repaired. new carpets have been laid and
daubs of paint put around where needed.
There are at present a great many incin-
bers in town or close enough to be here in
a very few hours, but still those who went
home to their districts are coming in very
slowly.
Hello Goon Bunting Trouble.
Wasiiuicrox, Doc. a~Tha state depart-
ment received the following dispatch from
Minister Thompson at lilo do Janelro:
”Admiral Meilo left the bay this morning
on board the Aqulilahiiu, going south. it
h believed by some of the omclala at the
state department that he has gone out to
.meet the Nlctheroy and if possible to de-
stroy her before she reaches lilo harbor.
l‘ostmastsrs Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Iii-c. ll—Tlie following
fourth class postmastern were iippointsd;
Coumut'lllv‘l‘hllleld, 0. A. Stewart.
New Jrraey~Cranburya J. (i. Grover: Middle
Valley. Ii. P. Dufford.
New York—Belfort..lacob Vary Elli-n: Bar-new
(.‘omcni. Wallace Hail: (luylervliln. i. C. i‘cl-
ton: East Marlinsburg. W. E.Gayiiiir; (lrelg.
T. P. Murray; licydeii, Wendell Noise: West
Lcyden. Andrew Katemeysr.
WW1..-
The Public Debt Increases.
Wasnixcros. Dec. 2,—Tba public debt
statement shows that the net increase in
the public debt during November mas 86,-
116.4%
SOVEREIGN TALKS.
At One Time lho Grand floater Worms-n
Was a Cowboy.
Bammnuu. Dec. ti.-—'i‘he newly elected
grand inaslcr workman of the Knights of
Labor. Jniilt‘! ll. Sovereign, in an inter-
vlew here, said: ”i propane to go over the
country organising and building up the
order on its preamble. Having never been
in antagonism to the trailers unions and be-
longing to no factions in the labor move~
meat, i expect the hearty cooperation of
my fellow Knights and the workers gen.
erally. Anything that i can do to bring
about a’lcloser affiliation and more har-
mony between thedlffercnt labor organiza-
tions will certainly be done. and when the
general assem bly meets in New Orleans
iiext yosri believe we will have twice the
number of members we have now."
Speaking of his past life. Mr. Sovereign
said: “My experience as a cowboy 1 con-
sider as the most valuable in my life, as it
brought me in close contact with nature
and gave me an insight into character that
louver could have secured under other Cir"
aluminum. 1 can still throw a lasso or
fire a pistol with the accuracy of the west-
ern frontiersman, though i have not had
mien to do so for 15 years
“My relations with Powderly have al.-
vvnys been of the closest character, and i
have been one of his most ardent admirers;
I understand also that l was elected by his
friends. There was no antagonism that]
know of between us."
Sow-reign Inst-lied.
PHILADELPHIA. Dev. 2 James Sover-
eign mos illillfllii‘d as general muster work-
man of the Knights of Labor and immedi-
ately assumed the duties of his uilice.
‘I'hoy illeil Together.
Cllll‘Mm. Dec. L’. —-.\ drumul ic double sul—
cide occurred at the Virginia hotel. The
dead bodies of Victor t‘yrier, a young
French drug clerk. and of Mrs. l.. E,
Cami), the wife ufii druggist in whose on»
ploy (‘yrier ill one time was, were found in
the same room by ii chamber-maid. The
woman, who was sovorul years the senior
of Cyrlrr and a beautiful little brunette,
iiiul died by poliuuL l'yi'iwr had shot lilill<
self three times.
Will Arrest Dola's “manger.
DEXVkil, Dec/J, willllrcre from Stilt Lake
City arrived here and will request Govern-
or Wulte to lasue extradition paper» for Jo-
seph von (iriitu, the alleged lliiwuiliiu on
route to Washington with recrvt ills-
patches from President hole for l rceiiileut
Cleveland. \‘on (finite, it is cliiliiied,ob
tained‘lflill worth of household goods in
Salt Lake City under false pretcusen.
Killed Herself in Prison.
I’lllumi‘ll’uu, lieu Sallesixindeucy,
due to the failure to secure llt'i' liberty from
the board of pardons, led llarrict llur~
rows, a: murder-ens. to end her life by hung-
lng lu her cell ill the Easlcru penitentiary.
Mrs. Burrows was ill years of age and was
servln allfo sentence for the brutal iiiur<
der of or husband.
Viroruon llefussil to Respond.
l'ATUllKiIJE. .\', \‘.. llct‘. 2.7 A row of
shantlm occupied by a gang of ltallan ls—
borers was Mt on llro and burned. The
fire alarm was soundiul. but. the locul fire
department refund in n-epnml, mid the
flames were not estiiigulnlml until the
bullillnge were burned down.
The Iehocnor Sarah hmlse bust.
hills. Mam, Dre. limit is now believed
here that the columnar ulilch went down
on Bwampsoolt with all hands nu'l‘uco
day was the Sarah Louise of l’nluls, Mu,
owned by Charles H. Todd and commanded
[1 Captain A. i’. llmipvi' of that place.
B o carried four men.
Dr. Pauli-it's Disappearance.
l’lmiit'ml Dec. ii. “The! report that llov.
Dr. John R. l’artou of New York, who has
been staying here for several weeks. was
missing and his whereabouts uult court was
denied by his frleiids. Mr. William Walk.
er, a relative. miyn Dr. Paxton in all right.
Ankle-sly Watching the Pope.
Rims. Den. 'l.-'i‘hs physlclnus to attend-
ance on the pope are lucmulng In number
and are inclined to believe that Leo's own
"diction—“that he will be discovered dead
rn his room suddenly sonic morning—mill
be verified. MW-“
firm claimed a real.
Benoit. Dec. mm'i‘lis fight between Joe
Wolectt. the New England lightweight
champion, and Harry Tracy of Cambridge
was a llssle. Tracy claimed to have been
hit below the belt so hard that he could not
go on.
Investor 'l'ssvils Prepares for Death.
Hahulsllhlto. Doc. s.-nen Tennis, who
will be hanged next Thursday for the tune
ear of bye-r old Agnes Cooper erglit.
sampled the services of a Dunkard minia-
tsr as an additional spiritual adviser.
Visuals Is a com.
“slim. Conn, Dec. tuVandsls sa-
tersd the old West semeteryln this ell.
and broke t tombstones, seine ofwh
hadhssnstaudlngforimrmysars.
w
issues-most Agata.
'WDeat-«Thsg‘rlphusbmkso
out has and It
the III
mawwnwmv
,.........,.............
spiderslsis _
”Mews“
“idly .
hills» I
lll All uncggtfiu" STATE
The Business Boom Halts and
Wavers Just Now.
TARIFF POSSIBILITIBS THE CAUSE.
n. Ildllltl‘ioa Are Waiting For the Out-
come of Legisluliou-.‘l'lm Suspension of
I landou lA‘fl‘lllP Firm f‘nrrica Down
‘I'wo Big Lomlirr Houses.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.~Duu's Weekly Re-
view, issued today. says of thi- market:
it cannot be mid llml lvii~l-.i»ssiliiriiig
the past Week in" grown ln‘llul‘ or Worse.
For some iliiyuilic gain in demand and in
transactions which had been previously
noticed evidently continued. But utter“
ward tariff iiiwri‘taiiilios were thought to
affectaonic branches of business, and. Whfl'r
ever the Cutler-3:, the sum.- of lrade was less
clear. Nancy was everywhere abundant,
wiih rates comparatively low, and the
commercial fil'llliiilll wus remarkably small.
while the demand for speculative uses ap-
peared tohc incrmsin . “'hcn them are
symptoms of a trans lion state, ordinary
indications based upon the course of busi-
ness down in ii few days ago are not us val-
unblc an ilnlilll, but on the whole such signs
are rather less encouraging than they were
a week ago.
Reports of different branches of trade
and from different Cities frequently men-
tion tariff umrrlaliilluva :13 :i calls“.- of nat-
ural hi'slllllluy, but it will take some time
to deleriiiiiir whether “it: goiiorul tendency
toward Ililfll'lih'ifllll'lll inn been checked Ui‘
to what extent.
The volume of mult- has berm mini-what
inch-Mod. flllll yet not as much as was ex-
pected. llll' exchanges for last week show-
ing a (lt’Cl‘i‘.l~’l‘ of 365 pv‘l' cent compared
Wlllilnsl your. in [Lil't immune lilo “‘ch
covers only live luhliuus clays against nix
ill-ll yeur. For two wot-ks covering the
Sllillt' working days llii- lll’t‘i‘IPltSl‘ luv. been
23.3 per «in.
TINA! l'nnerlislrifies.
’l‘lic iniluszi-ils .‘li‘l' ivaillngu‘lth visible
uncertainty n-gunl‘mgilm outcome of im-
lBlBllun. illlll lu-llcfs lllul llic poiiillug lurili
bill will or \vlll‘uol. he, pnssml affect action
M much an llie varying juiigim-nts in re-
gard to ill! client. if passed.
At proseiil llu- iruii lililllhll)’ alluli‘fi no
gain on the clinic, with llli‘ demiiiid for
pig iron not urgent and ilmsoinur irons
lltlle lower iii l’illsiiurg. with llll sales of
mile at lhe l‘ialltitllliillull price, iiiid with
slightly lum-r prices for some finished
products and ii riither sciiiiiy demand for
any. It is Illlt‘hiiulllllilt‘ u‘lii-llli-r llle work-
ing force Plillllllyt'll is larger than it was it
week ago.
The cotton llllliluilliillll‘c enjoys ii iii:-
cidod imprin'ellivnl liwuiw [in iiinrket is
in uhsululc nr-el of more grind-i, liiil llioi‘c
in hardly any qiiul «lilo chance in prices.
The sch-s of mini im- iiizum larger than
for the rennin in'i-i-l. inst yrur, iiiiioiiiitlug to
(1,519.81!) pm: i l~_ inguinal. 4.3.34.5!" pliilllllfi
lam. your, in: par; {if the transactions are
said to be ,1, t-uluiiw in their iiulure, be
lug 1111301.](\llllil'illt‘ilrylllfll, \vliutevcrinuy
hiippun liilcr. llw l.l‘l?:‘:.!li‘.l‘~ n! the country
will cumin-l it lurgvr ruxmiinplimi ul’ wool
Within llll‘ i.<~:.l fv-v‘ "waits. Xl'Vt‘l’lllt‘li‘Sd
illslliticllt‘h lam :lmi \l'il‘i‘ltl\Yiii‘ll‘illnvrk‘l
haw liven vi» . .. .. .:l.i.. ll .1. m-cl. for
lackufl.i-il.-.-. .u; . . '.u ilciiuiuil
for minds-z “hm. u; .... l in mine extent
a Week “1‘ run .l‘,.ll luiiiiml iw ‘.‘llfl lu cull-
lliiuo.
lu lioulu and dim. no lilt'l'iJM' iii the
Working in w- A ~ w. uiul Muir t‘ltrir'fil
sliipnmim .:w -“i‘;. .‘llllili '.‘ pni'vrul lrss
than :i 311. ._ .. . _. ‘.l‘l ,..v-,-orlin:i of
the n..;l.~ m». i i....~.i_. m i“ incl their
cupm ily.
Ad‘li-il fill LLOUUJJW.
NEW Mm... it w .l; .i.‘ it‘illlll'l’ilfln
0i .\lit‘ 5‘.- Li A. l- Ll iii. m1; ll.|\ guilt!
lull) llie liuizin. .. Jll't'ltl‘l. l".<‘ liriii “mt
the lam-ml l. :x- lllli‘ Ill llll‘ l mini Mam-s
uiiil [li'l'lilli .-. 1 i the \tul‘ltl. ii ill 1 ll liiisi-
iivs. ..( {WI-i . w “your iirlh'tlfll'td that
lllk' i'.~<‘vit‘i': ..;. mu prmipuuloil by the
illii-Miw'lml \ln‘ ~ 4'” z in ii) - l. mlun house
of Jucub him“ A "\h. ilirnnkii \\'hll‘ll the
New \urk lira. -: -l ill inhinm- infuriiiw
lluu loinui i».i . 4,... .a;.~.. Alichie-iii.
the senior psi-u w . v- tllil‘ll tliiit
drain» [or a lam .. ..-i i ‘.I ..l ,J‘iii' to pm.
M .ii».
teal.
During the luli- ninnvy 9.3.. l."‘lli')‘ the
bli-dlitmsnf the firm in Lima, ‘llllll‘ltuim
Hi. illlll it not null ln- ,_ i3. ml. l‘l'illlill‘l'li
and i. minimum but ”a l'l' xii: ulili- [0
mm ull ”infill...“ .x. :'m.ll l y, in ”All
iipplii'ulluu lm a lw'rm 1 mm ll mu Mull-ll
llmv lili‘ flim brill 3.1--
talnanumli-r..y mm; l.
t'l:i,‘¢1ll‘llllhus'
a m milurelug
Lliu mummicml pup-u. in in' i1.-.oniinleil
liy llil- bunks. ll la hail 'iml liil' limit!
which liml Iil‘lllll‘v‘l ll: 1.». mu llllllilllliud
tu uponni or union.
As a remit of llxr i-il-li. failure ilw lugllll-
or firm of lillwmnlsrl: ltn-ir I Hi ilunlufl
went under, llolii mmm iu n.’ llicllmi
were MK’Clfll puiluum in lltv curl” culll’rrll.
'l’hey liiul pul {‘Wlfllll lulu liu- luminous.
it is Mild thnl ilixi‘imi liw fir-l ppm nl llwll'
cimlii-cllull “'l' h llw mum H. il pltlil u lmliil-
Milll‘t‘ prom, In" Hwy ivluml to draw it
out uml lei. r in tho film. When the
panic inim- In “. Human. Elwin .K- l‘u. wore
caught “‘llil n Ma, mmny ~ in .u-Mm on
initial, which ll» 3‘ would If“ gm illl of iii.
any price. Mime) lltllll», ‘-l‘llll.‘l’. «my were
[urccil iii litiirmv lulgvl)’ l'imy Ade”! Ill)‘
mini-ii liw lmlurmnenlni their l . .l‘.’ il..r-
rail. in HM: lliln's pnpi r moi .ill aim;- ;. n‘m.
tallied that. lb.» llriu Wits strum; i-;mu.;li to
entire-l. any panic.
it i.- not known to elicit eaten; l‘n- lloa»
ton llrul mm mm» Hti-ln d: l'u.'» i '.wl'Jylfl.
ltls fornvery him-um um, m» . ,a l...
lluveiithut the lutlvlmzvn u l . . ,4, W...
lofllllidlw. No other livml l. on .irn l .
mired.
The llnbllltlen ul‘ ,ii» 3 . ., r‘.._ . ..
plucmlfii fl‘muw 2-»; I. . my.
exact amount if i-., M
mined lit ”hunt! I .
tended lull-invite. nlr
forulgucoumrlw,om: . ... .
urn is expected in iu- in“ . . .. ‘1
’I‘I’Iliilnx Hi!" ‘4 ant h urn.
Bowsiiv lhl‘. hi. it. in, ‘.'
auppcsedluln-llw ljvl: l slum Hang
ship Port-iiioulli mm r in» . l. w. Lu-
ti. Bell iii“ i1. but got i ll vii ll‘l' liuoil tide
and was timid chat on llit mind by a tug.
.\ Help
fillet Dead by “Is I I.
Formula. 0.. Dev. lam-ling. 1.. By-
ers was shot and lulled while hunting,
ills dog lumped upon him and struck the
the hammer of his aria with his paw. The
weapon was diaclmrgsil.
W Will let my Masha.
bunnies, Nara, Dos. Audie-report
that ”award was likely to playsshaina
Width thermostats-ifs
M
' h
RADAM’S
MICROBE
KILLER
islheonl known principle
that will calm the microbe
in the blood without injury to
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all human
Diseases!
The William Bedsits llrrohe KillerCo.
1 Lalght EL. New York City.
E. (l TOMLINSON. ~
8 North Mulls St.
IIDAPD
mass.“
HIHWO RIIKDV
moves "in AIOVI
“HUI." in 80 DAYS. Cures all
Nervous lllsooses, kallln Mummy,
i'ureslx. tiieepleasiicss. ng tly Ernie .
sinus. elm. caused by past nl)ll.~l'fl, gin».- vigor and size
loshrunkcn organs. nrtd quickly but surely rr-smrws
[not Ionic-d in old or young. hurl v i-iirrlml Ifl'VenI
pocket. Hit-col.” armchair-n His or ”.mwiiha
written nan-tee to cure or money refunded. lion t
lrl. an no ‘I’llll‘lilleil ilrugarlit roll is any kind of
c
inflation. nrlet on havingINDAI'Ii-nnnmillier. Vlf
he has not until. We “ill send it by all upon l’t‘l‘lllld
of rice. hmflilll‘illlfr‘nll'd emu-En o frw. Allllfl‘z’tl
ltd Helical C... hm. Chicago,p
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South ilcnvalli, lionn.
W.H.Meeker&llo.
ii. 8: J. B. liliLTllll'S
HOT WATER HEATEl
lil. , crouragrsls.
Plumbing, steam and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans and cetlmatee furnished for either
but water, steam or hot air healing.
to SOUTH MAIN H'l‘
w. LinoucLas
I3 SHOE udl’h'is.
Doyosvwiliso‘i Vlhwsistlsmlliysyehl
lootinthoworld.
Ifyosvsvisfssmfllo mile lnthslslsst
Htpsyflisuiw 83.50.34.00.‘
timeliness nsdssnilloolisiid
muesli. f csvlilitosconomlroln ysuifocmw.
dsubypmhss ng VI. l. Dov at Slicer. lsnie all
stumped on the bottom, loo for it when you buy
its. MOM]. llrwoltton. I“.fl Sold by
J. SCHAUB.
WOMEIV} NEED {NWT '1 SUFFER.
' Cum Without dlomzuh Drucrir
FEMALE DISORDEl‘ls‘.
QDIPLMNTQ.
LIECWRHGEA, lKPEGE'i M iii l
Didi‘LAClL'AEllTCl.
inflammaiinu, Coupe-villi”, etc.
Il.oo I nor (1‘ hr. Tim-menu
fl llllllifl. “ills.“
Till W.C.filllki “i ("’.N Y.clty.
TIMI. In): 90 CINTD.
(let (moles of ”Nights.
MONIV IIFUNDID
mm Pall mill-lam “Cm.
# (leer-.1331 In W
even
“WP-ENE on, mar.
ITAR
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT.
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th Norwalk ‘
AND
NORWALK.
”THE PROI’ELLERS
CITY' 0F NllliWALK
AND
EAGLE.
Will leave Pier 21. E. 3.. Beekman street“,
New torlr. ul 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m.: South Norwalk, M!)
-. p.ni
Freight received from 7 ii in. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the Gilly of Nor-
walk and E it: will be sent for spec al lots of
frelglilaiiyiv we in New York or its vicinity.
KKAllpei-snnv are forbid misting any of
llieemplnyosuftlielmats of this line on ac-
count of l in my nors thereof. still ti
E.B.Mor'rlsSilell—c
CAPITAL. 5250.000.
64 Sudhury 3t.. Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Salas.
Bank \laulls.
Bank Vault. Doors,
DEPOSIT Willllldl All KlllllS
The Best 3.... ii the World
l5ll.llflllln use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
151! .‘Ulll ill Lynn, Militia" alum“: l at great
when: 5001' our safes were hillljl‘l tell to intense
heal. preserving their mnteme.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Brent
(Inigo Fire in lll'i'l in the ”real. Boston 'll'fl
lnl i .and in all t‘lieurent fires since. Head
for circulars. Agents wanted. salsa:
' 1.0. "JENNINGS;
Paper Hangglhllalclmlnti, Palmer
dealer in
“All PAPER AND BORDERS
lh'orth Mali: stri-ez tic. Norwalk
:‘tuiiplu books of full line latent style.» of
l‘nl‘du’rl, llorrlvra and (Jill Mouldings taken
imp-o « for lunperll-m, on notice: by
mi- . Fallmalwr-hwrfullv Riven.
physio... who
MRS. DR. ii. A. lilllliililll
Can be, consulted other office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport, at
from 10 it. in. in 7 ii. m. any «lay except tinnday
The Doctor lsii f‘f‘ifllllll’ phyelrlan‘ aznd for
thowntslslren ysurnhasmadetha i it All]!!!
of (WEN a airwolsll‘i‘r. Ladies sunning
from an illfllciily lni: lent to he so:
consult . million! in the s 1 ml-
ilnncc. and with the neurones receiving the
most skillful snilsrlentlnc trestm t hm,
tommlmisurse uni medicine. antenn-
l’ul'nlslml for mu iiement ram. lanai"
crate. All lellmi promptly rcpt u.
clone stamv. Iv
F. H. NASH ”All.
Di) ALL KINDS 0'
Plumhlns. Steam
AID
Gas Fitting.
W“ “‘ llot iii ""‘ Slain livelierl
DIALEM ll'f
Agsts,‘flii,llssssndllm|sry,
lithiltfllliltflllstliliul
1‘0 niGlilft crane.
mm work attendedtto promptly.
Ell. NASH ii Blill
Cor. Main and West Sta.
Dr. “Civilian on...
14ch To
Emily Pardon. M. D.
use sswovsn no
”mum.-
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