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\ TUESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1804.
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m ,mmc ROAD HEARING.
It infiltrating to watch proceedings
stench shearing as was held by the
W last evening on the petitionof
.th Horse Railroad company to double
track and equip their road electrically.
The corporation appeared to be repre
Why hourly all the lawyers in Nor-
walh-snd such an obliging set. Their
”thought seemed to be as to how far
~ could go in serving the city and
Z public. .Their plan was the
the most competent engineasi and
ms: legal lights can: device.aud
yet, so humble. so sweet were they. that
they even admitted that possibly some
. “private citizen or poorulsymau might
odor a suggestion worth considering.
lint theydesired such suggestions. if any
”Miriam be made quickly. They
m to forget thatthe railroad com-
yhad had all the time they desired.
and the assistance of all the lawyers they
”required, in presenting their plans and
Mellie of the, case. So winning were
they that even‘ the Council—the repre-
Jul-tire of the city-was captured.
And, likewise the city attorney, who
‘ ooddnot givealegal opinion as to the
‘vrighiofthe Council to grant the com‘
'pany permission to lay tracks where the
‘W had rcluscd it. unhedtattngly
Vim that the people had no right to u
for“!!! consideration of the question in-
volved than that afforded by the present
Waity. And the Council, while
‘9" wanted to be a committee to inves—
fiteaudhesr further from the oom-
1% “.6 have the benefit of legal and
“patsounsel to assist them in their can.
”before they reported to them-
‘ fornnal decision, were very in.
Wu! the fact that the people
“a like to become mowed of at
a portion of the information
which the Council was seeking,hefore
their objections. There seems
an infatuation about the whola
‘ Misqulte mysterious.
V m. the mild and gentlemsnly sn~
gthacompany,pad a molel by
ha, with most persuasive persis~
Mad. or attempted to show.
Mid improve driving to double
mar rails around the lla~
corner and through
W of North Ilaln
M the charter of the company
penultit. Tobaasreheosre-
W from mantlouiu‘ths tact
dasneroas guard nib would be
on the tum. when. with only
that a less «caress one. driv-
is of n.- m tasty character.
. . he admitted thatthssersila
“whale! smenscstopob
“flint there was grsat‘ inge-
. :hh device for illustrat-
idea of how this dau-
. ha decreased by putting down
dangerous rails. Ba didn’t
, how a person “Vin,
two guard rslla better than
‘ . t that is s Mm;
a. our the railroad
hath assist Hilton
7 ‘_ with a guard rail. but
withtharwcrsils sciass
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willsfloodconsto‘o many safeguards to
1 bllo' immnd a further hearing
will be time well spent. ‘

Mr. Scully's resolution is a strongly
worded one. u is up: the commlttss,
composed of the council. city attorney
and Mr. Winchester. “confer with
the operate or waterless of
the Norwalk Horse Railroad
camp in reference to the
application." Tbspublic hum. If
’iiié'iiiéiiiilbn i3 "nanny "tastings: t" “
'publicis actually shot out. Thair say
ends with last night's hearing. but the
representatives and the council srey'to
settle the matter.

This Council should keep in mind one
fact. and that is that the same head ”a
guiding this movement that ccotroled the

svenueissaerious matter to thfi city
The double-tracking of North Iain
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Tun reports from the savings banks
are interesting. In these hard times for
the wage-earns}- who are out of work.
there must be a good mady of those with.
steady work who think of the advantage
of laying by come part. any part. of
their earnings for use in necessity. Many,
of the workers who earn 83 or 82 a ,day
should, and {>thny could. save s
couple of dollars a week if they made an
snorttodo it. So little as $2 a week
runs up toover 8100 in a year; and a
mania sptto feel a great deal better
when he has that much money than
whsnhe has note dollar to his name.
Honey grows pretty fast when it gets a
good start. and is properly nursed
and watched by its owner. Even a few
dollars of yearly interest on adcposit in a
savings bank may come in very handy
about Christmas time or some other time.
A workingman, or any other man, can
be more independent when he has a
little money upon which he can draw;
and it is the nature of an American
workingmau to base independent as
circumstances will allow. and to be free
todoas he likes. The New York Sun
guesses thats good many of the wage
earners have recently come to realize
more keenly than ever the usefulness of
sssvings bank account. It is uaaful at
slltlmes. and particularly cheering in
hard times. Ifagood many are think-
ing this way now, they had better keep
on thinking so when better times more.

 

 

BENTZ—SANTLBY CDII’A h V.

It will In the Attraction at Music Ila"
lass lauday light.

The Rents-Sand» company will be
the attraction Hansger Knapp will pre-
sent ut Music Hall for the night of Mon-
day. January to. The reputation of this
company for the past twenty years will
be fully sustained this season. The corn-
pany will present tbs spectacular burles-
que. "America; or, the Dbcovery of Col-
umbus." The costumes are said to be
something gland, made by Alias. of
linden, and coating. with dutisa.etc..
over 314,000. The many is all new,

 

The artists engaged are performers of
world-renowuad celebrity. and include
Barry Inclslr. the popular character
comedian; Illaa Lottie Elliott. champion
skipping rope and endurance dancer;
the sisters Pascal from the Folies Ber-
pere. Paris. sensational French dam;
the original Orion trio. Fulton Brothers.
and Ed. Warran; the O'Brien aiatws
from the lupin. loudou. knife throw-
arsand juniors; Dan Basso. the venom

queens. the pick of theold world and the
new. handed by Illvs Georgia lameroux.
Ilsa Eva Swinburne. Carrie Hawksa and
Abbta Macro-x. Several new special

will be introduced. anon; them tbs
Bowery dance. the latest fad; the erase
otthscrlnollnsasthamarsh cfthadmr
sons. are . sec. formic. as It does in its
entirely. a Pousss Oafa of sparkling msg-
rndesaea never before encoded on the
burlesque day. everything being strict.
Iy refined, sad nothing of s character to
offend the Incas fastidious.

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The Ila-buy Isaak.“ Assn-as a lartals
Aspect-(ha at the lamest Isa lana-
faetsrars to have the Olty‘h lpgadv
tlattlanwat of the trouble llaohad for.

Theimportact news in the Daubury
lookout». ydstsrday...wss.ths.snnouaca1
mentoftbe removal of Bacteria d: 00.
roNewsrk.N.J.. andthsir own state-
ment that theirslarp plant is for sale.
Thatbrsamsmbsrsoftbe firm were in
Medics whens Dsnhnry News re-
portaraallsd. Ir. Beckarlass'ldlu .sna-
wertoaulnqdlry: ‘

"Yes. wears praparing to move. and
will make our first shipment of machtw
sry as soon as we maststit. Itia
cheaper to more than to import labor
and go through the light we went
through in use. We have sent forour
apprentices and they will he put to work

‘ wins on We w!“ "in! to then" It

they stick to us. We have paidthem
about 81.000 during the lookout. and
they are under the same ' ,
which somuch has been said Mfg
lots. Of course the word "m” is
not on the apprentices‘ contract, and it
is the same one we have used for the past
five years. Our future plans have not
been completed yet. We know what we
will do immediately. but not ultimately.
but we can say that we have sgrast
many fine oflera of empty factories in
Newark to go to.“

At this point a letter from Newark was
shown the reporter. it was the tender
ofs large factory in‘Newsrk. built of
stone and brick and provided with an
electric light plant. and containing nearly
asmsny square feet as their Daubury
factories.

The firm gave the reporter these fig-
ures: For the past five years employment
has barn given tollio hands, and sums»
times the number has reached the 500
mark. The annual payroll for the same
time has been between WM!) and “00-
000.
When asked if other manufacturers
would follow suit. klr. beckons replied:
“l have no right to speak nor others. I
will say this: Other manufactures will
move."

“What do you intend to do with your
large plant here 'r"

“You may say that ills for sale at a
bargain.”

Considerable conversation about the
removal was indulged in. also about the
future. etc, but the writer has no
permission to give it publicity. From
what the three members of the firm
said it would appear they are terribly
in earnest about moving and they made
several correctiona in the interview.

The news of the contemplated remov¢
sl has not tendedto brighten up the
spririts of the merchants or land owners
of the town. Bockerle& Go. began op-
erations in 1715, and have to-dsy the
largest hat factory in Connecticut.

ODDS AND ENDS.

Canada but both indinu and negro slavsa
lu X798.

There are so vegetarian restaurants in
London.

Society is a fraction whose numerator ls
clothes and whose denominator is cash.

The avenge supply of fish at Blillngn
gate market, tendon. is 10m) tons a mouth.
About the toughest thin that can
to n roars is to go contrary to his wi a
wishes and then fall.

Wastern Canada is said to take more coal
from the United States than the eastern
provinces ship to this country.

There amaocordlog to the Ballast chain
bar of commerce. on hosting wrecks in the
gulf stream within adlstsncr of 1.80 miles.

Msdwsl men die otl more rapidlytlrsn
other professional men. Bstv‘vsen the ages
of ill and or. two doctors die to one clergy-
man.

[says truth is apoksu “grammatically.
"A gentleman " said a o-yearold. aa ra—
in 6 News. “is a
what head to mind hls mother

English people have developad a patient
mania for revolver shooting. and numerous
gobs havs‘basn‘Lormsd a&M.:dtbsm

fll’ M M
hm of sport. .
At the late jubilas in Carlsbad to been
of labltsk . the Catholic priest mpaasd
s festival yuan. the Protestant retainer
wrote tha wants. andthsJawtsh "mus
furnished the ringers. '

Tha Lutheran World says that ”the sa-
sssdosa wklabtka henna Qatkallo skunk
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pustules any of the celluloid
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The Mnkuow well ill” “at:
cttha soil which Woke". flags“
a male to their innment burrows. and the
moment they feel it rush wildly toths snr~
tans, rat brr‘to face the worst that
hrk or kblrd may bring. um them
than to await the onslaught at r mint
ruthless and bloodthirsty enemy. II Isa
digs outbound-a into the around and
shakathassrth a little by movlnlltm
aids to side. you will find dossnaof worms
hurry up to the surface at once under the
mlstakm impression that the petty earth-
quake is some mola’a doing, for the anus
of earthworms are extremely keen and
:lbelépercsptlon of danger moat suite and
, .

a pannn mmustcmsd to the wag:
1" id angina-t“ ‘/ ‘u-ali
mm of who each wetsuit-cs as»
cupieslsblsowntnastiafyth‘ansahof so
voracious a creature. lint ssamattarod
fact ths worm population cl England is
something incredibly high. to be unabated.
no doubt, by millions of millions. Every

field on our downs in far more thickly pop-
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surface. Every meadow in u d with
team; thmrmnds of worms as

is with manner an ant hill with sarmata'
Tbs toll swarms with life. '

Vinegar kills worms. and ivhersabsrral
of vinegar has been ucldmtslly spilled up
As the ground the surface is Wines
rely covered before long bya thick

yer of wrlgpllng creatures which ha"
ccmsuptod ,aa lathe wontotthair
species The abundance and ubiquity o!
t a game explain the uumbms and fro-
3:“, of the hunters Every moia eats1
iy many poimds of worms. and yetsv~
61? field supports a whole, villsaafuljof

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it is the entire drama of. actors on I
small scale underground «rsmcra‘alolct
salt contend. noise-ling as ever. Worms
exist. and exist in thousands. beesusetbara
are myriads nod myriadsof dead leav- fun
them to live upmi. Almost every dead leaf
that falls from tree (it shrub or would
herb except in sutumebsn tbssa
Ill at ones immensely outruna tha
mand) they carry underground and bury
or devour with n-aselr-sn industry. indo-
lng so they Cl‘l-uit‘ ltn'l keep up the layout
vegetable run-1.; u 'r :l:-- surface 0H5.
which alone hm. m g ‘nnl lift‘. and «MAP
ly cultivation. ;..: . u...

Cultivated there-fora those
when: worm~ nn' mun nlntndant. 80!!!
as they thenm-l me am- unmanned. however,
the worms out only Ior their own sppetltsa’
sake and never: mm: they are the friends
of loudly man, when; lipids and cmfts they
thus iunconsciously fertilize. -— Cornhlll
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A haw Way to Avoid Colds.

For many years my ootmphllon took me
tomowdcd political and labor meetings,
generally held in rooms destitute of any
means of ventilation. The heat was in—
tense, the air fetid and poisonous. l have
left such meetings bathed in perspiration
and plunged into the chill air of a winter’s
night. thereby ru the risk of catching
the severest cold. ct. strange to say. i
enjoyed a singular immunity from such
aggravating ailments

At the first touch ct cold air 1 took-
deep inspiration and then held my breath
for half n minute, in the msantlrnswslk-
lng as fast us i could. During that half
minute the pores of the skin were closed
a’lnst the chilling atmosphere, and by the
time the lungs called for reinvigoratlou
the body had considerably cooled. and the
risk of a chill was ovsr.

i recommend this practice to public spcak~
era, vocalists. entertainers and those who
are obliged to frequent unduly heated
rooms. in my own case the practice nsver
failed, and although i fully believed in its
value] nevi-r understood the manual it
until a learned scientist came forward with
the remarkable theory that while holdln
the breath the skin could be maintained
impenetrable to the sting of the hes.-—Jen
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A Congress-Ian's Ml.

Aside from the congressman regular
duties in committee and on the floor of the
house. his correspondsuca hitherto has
consumed the lion's share of his time. dl.
rectly or by eorusequencs As arula nearly
every letter received by him entails the
writing of three. latter-a on his part—first.
one of acknowledgment; sewed, one of
inquiry. addressed in name ofllelalinoua
of the departments. and. third, one an
nouuclng the result to the mmtltuanb in
addition. the departments buvetobaviw
ltsd frequently in search of information
and many other errands hsva tuba

full to resent his people.
'1' a lly mail of more of the

congressman. and avsn of crime of the
obscure cuss. ohm amounts to to. 7B or in
letters. chiefly of no official nature. if a
ntatlvemulcrlook roauswar III
himself and supply tin: wnnts es in
them by their writers. he would Ilnd it ab»
solutely lfttpnmlblt‘ rmlumnytldngalss. 0n
the other llllllfl. l! h-- r rumpled to perform
WWeflluliw' «rtlifl thin“.
discussions and In Luna critic by. he
would kavs in lean .- m» imam unnamed.—
Wasblnmon Hun

A on. For Ira-p leases. '
flop is who are unfortunate annual u
live in «up hollow». particularly near as-
lssd. an apt to think that thwa ls
aohslpter them are in removal. They
araarlsttksn. Will experimenters
shows that it Is quite possible to new
ly lrnpsovs the atmosphere is such aria
bcrkooda las vary aim is macaw-ks
girth. d’tha Isms sooth-mums.
tsavsl alvss all an shandsassof cacao.
wkllatkv ”soulful and" mm taps-
tvnt in dastroylaa tbs malarial sandman.
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A Little (Illlltl’v Hunger.

Some very patlmiv scenes m‘conipa-
tried the distribution of bread bytha
various relief committuw in the povsrt
stricken districts. Ono woman. wit
hunsvr's lines written plainly, on her
face. came to the house where food was

distributed. bringing with her a half ‘

[mulled child. ln one corner of the
barely furnished rmlu won n wooden ta-
ble pilot! high with loaves of bread.

The mother stepped hwltatinsb in.
her little one clinging. hnlf shy. half
scared. to her dress. lilie- gave her name
and address; as each applicant weare-

 

qulred to do. and then started to tell her
story of (institution and want. She had
hardly begun before the little girl, peep-
ing from behind the projecting skirts.
spied the bread on the table. near by. She
sprang forward. and before any one

could stop her, even if they had had a I.-

desire to do so. she picked upa loaf. Her
tiny lingers seemed imbued with an un-
usual strength. and Hlir‘ turn a large piece
from the loaf and began clamoring it as
fast as she could.

“My poor child." pasted the "miller
asshe sank into a chair'nnd burst into
tears. “even i did not know how bad
your hunger wan:E We have had nothing
to eat for several clays excepting a few
slices of breed that l gnardml funny
little girl."

The young men hesitated not an in-
stant to ill] the woman's arms louver-
flowing and told her lut'ulllf! for more
when she needed it.—Philnslclphht Press.

A htnhhom Little Queen.

Little Queen Williv‘llmnn of Holland
is credited with the ymsossiou of a par-
ticulurly intractable temper, which «he
inherited from her diurepnlnrbh1 old pups.
Not long ago. while driving out. with
her governess. she became nulky and re-
fused to return the salutes of the people
in the streets. As a punlslunvnl «he was
ordered to bed immediately upon lu-r
return to the pnhwu

“What!" she exu-lnimml. “um i. the
queen Of the erlu‘rlumls. in go in ism]
at 7 o'clock? i won't flu it."

Bill tibv dbl (in it. twin; [xvrnnmlnl
thereto by :t illimwl' \tlr-le by litr-
queen regent. “‘llfl lm-ukn lb‘l (hallw-
dieucc. .

“a lllas'lilrlrsl Legend.

Jun. bound 3! and Full. l un- known
at Constantiunplr. “warm and nlnmrthe
Danube and the Rhino us "lvlaclrliinl
days," through it rut-innn legend that
originally all species of hinckbtrdn m-re
white, and lbrlt they bomun- blur-k «lur-
ing one year in tho middle ages when
the three days iticuliuneil nlmw u'vro- so
cold that the ”birds in Euriqmmk wing.-
in the chimneys.

with aml Edna.
in Humor, Mich. liw Edith nncl Bdrm
107010], 2‘ llll. who limit in wry lllllttll
allhc that wholly can tell them :umrl.
Their tesclwrs can't do it. One day
Who'll Edith didn't luwe lio-x‘l-wmn her
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was pols; out at the door the teacher
laid. “Didn‘t l tell you to stay?" and she
did stay without letting any one know
of the mistake.

0cm s for weeks ego. while they
were in Chico” with “wit“ mother and
sitter. they had been going through one
the bladry nuts stoma. Edith mined
Ilia! and darted to and her. Then
she saw, or thosght she saw. Edna soups
cl. and called to her. it was
when the crowd jostled her mind
of the big mirror that she
oat strained mistaken herself for

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as Myandhnrwlsn.
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water. in our blood and
system. hayara the real
cause of disease.

RADAM’S

Microbe Killer

routs every germ of discasgpnrltles the

blood. rcnovates the a stem. promoter:

flood health at once. ‘rlco In 1 gallon
Juan. mm; in loos. bottles. rim.

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flour, elm. caused by past snub“, lves vi r and also
to shrukanc .and quickly at curs.- y restores
a Isa old or young. nun! carried in vest
pocket. Price.” apes-kale. Ii: orfl‘flwitha
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of rice. Pam Ilatln realodenvn ope rm. Address
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GEO. C. STILLSON.
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