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urban air accusation.
I‘ll! OMOI—No. lid Wuhlngwu street,
mxurwalk; telephone call. M. Branch
Gas. No. it Wall strsct. Norwnlbi telephone
a l. H l.
costuussca'rions should in all cases ha
I ire-ad to
I‘ll HIKING Slll‘l‘lm .
Sour-n No swans. cm.
var news from Danbnry is that the
bobcat is on the vg'ge of settlement,
4 disincentive committees of the finish-
sli’and makers‘ associations having been
given full power and authority to meet
‘ ’ with the manufacturers’ executive com-
mittee and sheet a compromise The
news must be gratifying to the people of
‘ W, particularly the merchants.
' ii Thimbout. which has been in proxies
wash, has thoroughly upset the
.Wclnl interests of the town It is
believed that the action on both sides
will be prompt and friendly,und that
the old—time harmony between manu-
facturer! will be continued. '
-’ REVIEWING the business situation, the
a New Haven Weekly Record says: It
~ "not to be expected that business
6 would bound into prosperity with the
‘- hurtlingolthe new year and it has not
doneso. But there Is ll little break in
the clouds here and there and a little
more encouraging feeling prevails. The
factories are starting up work again,
though' In manycuscs. to be sure, with
15:)? bury cuts in wages. However, the fact
that they are running again, even with
“ rsdnoed wages and only part of, the usual
number of hand, is an encouraging ludi
“Maud one that will be hailed with
delight by thousands of idle employees."
Love to Dance With the Onion-l.
“Bumble Bee, who does the society
events for the Bridgeport Post, had the
{allowing to any last Saturday:
This several years since Bridgeport was
the-om of any large balls or germane.
Tears axon series of subscription assem-
, lrltrs was every season inaugurated, and
v.1 delightful gatherings resulted. But
V some reason the practice was given
up. Last winter the young ladies, hop-
ing to bestir the men to action, clubbed
together and gave n very successful hop
as the AtlautIc hotel. But there again
the movement stopped. For the past
law yenrsin this respect Bridgeport has
‘I.! tuned to admit that Nurwnlk is far
vance of her. A series of balls and
are given by this holy little
down the road every by the
ilk Tennis club and Knob Outing
, at South Norwnlk, and Bridg
a“ y numbers attend these II sira
mm thesel balls dare Thad:
rt soc at an inc
Iiallal Chain-ell Mylllsr, Fannie
Innis LockwondJl Helena
Gracia-[Ends A goes Gibi'n, Inc:
and Pauline Swords. The ball
W by [In Horwnlk Tennis club in the
on New Yesr‘ a night wuss very
tsvant
Basel Frost Mrs. Samuel Weed,
Benedict, lira Raymond and lira
are the lending cbsperoces at the
and very popular they
girls love to dance with
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WWAITDN.
Horton-a Bartholow, oi Pbilo,
, whobas been the guest of her sum,
3. H. White, Prospect Heights,
m to Brooklyn today to Vbll hat
w. luv. Otho r. Bartholm
DAME! AND NOIWR
,hialel B. Gray, at New Canaan, an
of Fitch's Soldiers” Home. has
Mn increased.
_ prayer services will beheld in
Will Episcopal church every
tlII.lvwsek They will beconduct-
‘MW J. I Osrroll.
Inna Andraw. n4».
mam has replied to tbelat~
in which they asked for pro-
at“ contaminated reopening
, . shop. Thsmnyorsnid that
'W the manufacturers acr-
, . alarmed, but if trunnion
lithe would exhaust ovary n-
i wound to prrvarve tbs
Jabs W. Gran. who opened
Mn wash ago nskulndspend
’ and nunscsssiully andcnvnrsd
flip, has bigot! to move his
mum-Ia an!“ IrIII.
'mmpondmt M the
tummy»: "(3
is worn advocate or the Wil-
,» ‘ uni II basin am
We” width the
ill-ow- Ivan sures no
Owned
at: are our specialties:
medium?» as arr-sass as
{by v‘ 7'3 finer-nu.
Garnet .I. o. o. r., will
we. the wound degree tonight.
n.4,...
Goods and eve thing else
sun. It is the macaw-TE
e promise to please you in
on Street.
was or Two, CITIES
salts sail Tulip or serum.
unit or rows AND norm.
Danna- llara. liars and lvarwbks in
Norwalh. r Hawaii and aha III-
'l'helnte David M. Reed...“ Bridge-
port, leit whats» valued,» $159,136.30
fl,”
hire. Reed, oanrlnn, has moved into
the Burton plans on Union place, Nor-
walk.
The boat .w. Parties in Ill-allusion
a cargo at uni coal at John H Errria'
doc!
W. B. Bursar, who has been serious-
ly ill at his home in Broad River, is im-
proving. M..-
mu Kathie Dealer 0. E. Wilson term
a favorable view oi the business outlook.
He "expects business to improve greatly
in the next few months.
The adjourned hearing on the renou-
strsnce against granting a li-
quor license to Thomas Village will take
place on January 31, at 10:30 o’clock.
The ladies' Aid society of St. John’s
church, stisboro, of which the Rev. C.
M. Selleck, of Norwalk, is rector, will
hold a sociable at the residence of Cairo.
dyne Ennford, Wednesday evening.
(1. Ford Seeley, who is soon toopen n
bicycle repair shop and an agency for
the Pope Manufacturing company in
Norwalk, will occupy the store on Wall
street. soon to be vacated by .l. 1". Ben-
nett. ____ H “M
.l J. Hnmpsou. who signs himself
“Champion ol Connecticut," writes from
Philadelphia to the Stamford Advocate
that he would like to meet anilnnd, of
Stamford, for fifty miles. Hampton’s
title. to champion pedestrian may beopen
to dispute. but no one will question his
titleto ”champion" in the mutiimunsl
line. He had three wives during his
reign in these parts.
The dead hrs been tiled in the town
clerk’s ofllce. conveying to the Norwslk
Tramway company the site for the pro-
posed power house. The property con
sists of salt meadow land between the
river and the Danbury railroad, half way
between Norwslk and South Norwnlk.
It has an extensive water lrcntsge.
When the power house is built, coal will
be recsived at thacompany's whirl di
rect. thus saving an important item oi
expense.
It h doubtful ll the case of the United
States against ex Mayor Daniel F. Bent-
ty. of Washington, N. .I., will now come
up {or trial. United States District At-
torney Usage P. Mela-n has been dl
reeled by Attorney-General Olney to
withhold any lurtber proceedings in the
cuss. Bentty was arrested on Informa-
tion furnished by W. A. Coley. of the
South Norwalk post Omar, charged with
fraudulent use of the malls in misrepre-
senting the value of organs he was sell-
log for W each. The grand jury at the
inatten- of the court rcturnrd a true bill
splint him.
'I'lIa Illaaralta Vina.
The use of cigarettes in not merely the
use of tobacco it is avics by itself. in
reformstories where the can at the
opium. alcohol and cigarette habits in
bminess, cigarette patients are not re-
strlcted from smoking cigars or pipes.
which are regarded as comparatively
harmless. The olgsraita worls a special
avliofltsows which tobacco in other
forms does not client. This evil result
may be dongle dross, orintbs pspar
wrappers, or to the last that tho
nmohaof cl halmnsi always in-
mlateto gowhila cigar-Mo
I“
Minion tholmoitho
no doubt, and nodarth of evidence. No
other form of tobacco cats into the will
as cigarettes do. The adult man can
oiin modal cl poison of one
i or another without dlustrr,wd
his duties bring Jim and his will
portant obligations. Andre it happens
that it Is a mattsrol «Instant observation
in cinhr,nnd wherever time are intelli-
t man who allow tbsrnssim all
“We“ indnlpracra that they um.
Wm are con-
'mtly ‘bcra‘riuoll” W!
longaror Isrparlada. and all mob
lag cigars insipid. Them
letter
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4 character mats-manna In the Bruil
W his man sailors.
is
go, lamina basalt in tarball III Valilsnt'n
u. taster“ so that tbaycungglrlrnnynot a,
Iranillaa law-tn sustain Missal
Atala- naps.
Joanne. Jan lh~Nawswas ra
thin city from tbs south at a
film
aalvad
lnn government and disheartening totha
insurgent admiral it was to the silent
that the long aspactad and much relied
upon mnforcamln from Santa Cathar-
lu are unlikely to give outlining
prompt assistance 'to their inflow
muwhonrs nowln thallluharhnv In
both now looks as it tbs minimally
ludsrs at Slant» Catharina would balla—
abla toland any aid to Admiral dill-Ina.
“Tbs serious illness of Admiral do Hallo
on board the Republics has had an ap-
parently disastrous sleet upon thalnsurv
gent (cross in tba'soutbarn part at the re-
publlc. ln lilo Grands doSul tbs insur-
gents have val-ad the siege of [legend
have left that cit y in triumphant possession
otha Went garrison. In a numbar
of other engagements In the south the
ravelutlnnlsts have sullercd defeat. and
many oi De Hallo' a man have bean wound
ed or killed.
Unless De Mello rapidly noovars from
blulllnsaa and is able by his pmncaio
neaulmnta his men the outlook for the lib
surganls is very dark Indeed. Dlnnnntsnt
lsssldto prevail ton large enteritis their
ranks, an assertions are snld to be nu-
merous Fever in also thinning tbs lu-
surgsnt army U nlss's something be quick-
ly dons De Msllo will lose fully one-half
of his entire turns in the south.
It is very mu. that thinnawnwlll
lead to gran er activity than aver on the
part of Pelxoto, and that a battle bstwsan
his troops and the insurgent squadron and
forts of a decisive character will be longht
within a very short time. The inhabitants
ol R10 are heartily tired oi the war, and
the epidemics now raging hers ranks the
desire for maturation of panes all the
stranger on the part c! the citizens gan-
a 1y.
BROKE FAITH WITH DOLE.
Pl
Ills lounges Soul by the Carwin Alleged
to In Wlllshalrl.
has Possum), Jan. l3.~rroin tbs
statement of The Examiner‘s Honolulu
rrsspondsnt there is a prospect that
filled Staten odlclals either at Honolulu
or in the United States may have to an-
swer to the charge of breaking faith with
President Dole. It is said that Minister
Willis grew impatient it Dale’s delayln
formulating his top! thlllls' demand of
nbdlmtlon sud urn granul- haste, where
upon Dole called upon W ml: and frankly
admitted he did not propose to submit his
reply until the arrival of a vessel on which
it could be dispatched simultaneously with
the departure of the (lurwln.
'l‘hercupou Willis agreed that the Gor-
win should carry the dispatches of the pro
visional government. Dole than hurried
forwnrd his reply and sent it to Willis,
who dispatched the Corwln early nest
morning. it trnusplm that no dispatches
were delivered by the Corwin to Hawaiian
representatives in California.
The Examiner” II correspondent also says
Lllluoknlanl’s death from heart dlseus is
liable to occur at any moment. Smothering
spells have come upon her with alarming
frequency of late. \' lsltors are prohibited,
and every precaution is taken toprsvcnt
axcliamsnt. Threats against her life have
greatly added to her trouble.
fine III-drill III" In the 'I'alela.
SAN l‘ItAMIsco. Jan lt.~'l‘ha Pacific
Mall steamship City of Peking brought de-
tails from Nlngpo of one of the most terri-
ble fires on record, which occurred in the
big temple in that cltyou Dec. 8 and caused
the dsathof nearly 300 woman and cbll-
than The annual theatrical performance
in honor oi the gods was being given in
the temple. A boy threw a lighted ciga-
rette into a heap of stnw,whlch binned up.
and the burning staircase prevented the
people from getth out There was It
general rush to escape. Sonic were
trampled in death, others jumped out of
thawlndows and were either killed or so
badly lnjurwl they were unable to escape
the flames and so perished, while others
passively awaited their iota, which was
not long in overtaking them, and they
IIrIu-sk roasted allva or Mounted by the
auto 9.
Florida Iluiia ‘I'nldm ta Ila Ready.
JACIIOIVILLE. l‘la. Jan. lhnt'iovernor
Mitchell III! had ths ndjntsnt general of
the stats mllltln notify captains of com
panics to hold thalr men in roadlmm for
a call to action. Not only has the subject
bran mantlcnad tntba Jacksonville omit-rs,
but also to than who command companies
in the surrounding towns.
can. Anion la allowsluh.
lots tartan. N. it. Jim. Ilm'rhs thus
unwed scliuoucr May Williams, Captain
Council, from (‘hurlsntou for Boston. with
a cargo 0! phosphate rock, want ashore in a
snow-term on the lunch two rulin- from
Arc-Iranian. The one train the A
sell lilac-ring station took Ins captain and
Another all» lotion Baal.
Ulsciasm. .lnu III-«Edward hawk,
who killed his wife and burial! in this
city, is tmuu other than in hull WHO
Coy. the mlmlna onIuIrI-r smu- ot tla
Rollo: gong. celebrated In the moss
Hatfield vemlsuu. it is brllsvadbahillsl
his wife. fem-tux she would meal hit“
ilty.
w»: mums I. lass-rs.
Burns. Jim lowiirpmvntstlmnftba
Knights oi labor from Maine. llhndo la-
land.Cnnnvcticut. New Hampshire, l’ar
most and Mauseiusati held a mull-a
hora. General Alum Workman Ear-rain
willba misdta milk- a lantern tour
through I. New England states.
win-s- sr mi... ms.
PAIR, J“ lbw-“O 6’0!“
m to law-ah.
listless, 8. J.. Jan. lib—A the wild
damn tubs Inuit vi IMO larch
out In the am bashing company's build-
lsa on Earhart
nu cam Hm
Pa. Jan. tip-Ora: mind
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Chairman Wilson Says a Can-
stint Quorum ls Necessary.
BILL “DEB FIRE 0F AHIDIBITE
Today It. Debate Is llmwod Undo! tbs
Diva Iialls Iain—Tun Con-ilk. linol-
w .- $0 Ilse-e Tax and In. Inga:
Quinn—Jib. lav-blown sum.
Wanner-or. Jan. In ~'t'ho rent work
on the tart! bill will commence inlay.
when the bill will bs road by sections and
heaven to amendment under tbs Iva min
utorula. Fremont-vanilla billwlllbalu
constant danger cl amendment. and tin
houna Democratic leaders have urged upon
all their colleagues the absolute necessity
of their continual prvsaucs only} the dual
vota is taken. '
Chairman Wilson said: “it will be naces
sary to maintain a quorum, as the absence
it any time o! n rudldsnt number torn
rota might involve the loss oi a day or tw.
in tbs consideration of tbs bill. What l.»
at more consequence is that tbs amending
0‘ the bill should ha madawillaltic friends
oi tbs Inna-nu and the mnlorltyol the
honours prasarrttc upra- thalrpraisr
sneer. ltwoulil ba moat unfortunate ll
amendments wars made iron day today
through the chance 01 a will-loot num "
bar at Democratic Ila-thorn to
than. lentil-nano- lt lac-nu
the Democratic majority should strand lhr
sessions iron: today until the debate elm.
salt will hr the only-trans at avoiding
the distortion of tho satire manure."
Conant. Anna-earn.
The committee nrnandmantnnscusnry tc
wrract lmparfactlons discovered in tbs bill
will, sounding to the rule of parliamaniary
procedure, have the right at way. Thr
amendments which the committee oflsi
are considered pending and «is pracs
deuce our amendments oflersd by ludlvhl
unl marchers. Thu bill will first be read
by section undof' the spacial order and
tbsranlur be apart to amsudmsnt in any
The Democratic members of the Ilyr
and mains committee burl a locating II
dsclds upon the amendments to be oflrred
It will probably happen, as in the case In
the McKinley bill. that the special onlsI
will expire with many lndivldual amend
merits pending but not votrd upon
The decision of tbs Democratic marabsn
oi the committee to report the income in:
and other Internal ravsnus features or the
committee's revenue plan an a sap-Irate
measure removes one of the main dangers
to the bill. as tbs oppoeltlun to the lncumr
tux feature “as formidable. especlnlly ll:
the cast, and some of it wan of such achin-
actor that had the prupoeltlon been placed
in the bill it would hava arrayed many
Democratic members against the whol-
measure
The fnctilrnt the prowltiun in notlu
eluded in the bill will. it in thought.
strengthen the attempt to remove the nug-
nr bounty and substitute in its stand I!
duty of i cent on sugar. Should lhlsbr
dons lt would raise ”6,000,000 cl revenue.
nave 010,000,011) of sugar bounty and remove
the Insanity for and probably kill the in
some tax proposition, which it is now the
purpose of the committee to prancnt later
with the internal revenue bill.
it is not believed that the attempts to re-
nIovs s pcrthn of the duty on momma
ore, lumber and other raw materials placed
on the free llt~l lll the bill will be survival-Till.
A Split on the [my his
According to a careful canvass oi the
house made by the (view!- oi the rrirnsurv
it would seem that this particular opposi
lion lacks bolhcohaslon and the numerical
strength to carry the amendments th rough.
Little Democratic opposition to the bill
has mnnliaatld itself during the general
’ ‘ ‘ , and ill: 1‘
the committee express confidence that till
bill will go through practically luau an
amended term, with the possible sscaptlon
oi the sugar schedule.
(in this proposition the committee itsali
in divided. those favoring an lMll idIuIl In
coma in: supporting the frva sugar propo
silica, and the opponents of thalamus ins.
ltd by Chairman Wilson, iavor tbs renters
than at the sugar Ilutyln order to do away
with the user unity {or an income tax.
Tia great Illtllculty in the way oi the
modification Ii tba hill in thlspaI-tlcular,
however, even ii it should develop grant
strength on the Democratic ride, is that
the Republicans will not vote to realms a
duty on sugar. which was placed an the
free list by the McKinley law.
The numbers have mad. however,
that. the work on the bill shall in complain
rd so as toga More the bonuounui
Thursday It was also datarrnlnrd to re
port the bill Ill a sap-Into mun, III
though carious action may yrt bv tabs- in
order to have the hill introduced as Ill
amendment to the pending tart! bill
The lovable.» Bowl-nun.
“Ami" no the programme scant
pushy the nan-tr last work inconsid-
oration oi the federal elections bill should
hrgln today. The indications. however.
aravary strong til ii. .I.- users will
mortar it last II tiny or two.
Banal“ Gray persist in bavln the
aunt ndbarsil to, bunctloa wan probably
banningculssd by some win-niriradiy
taiiabill whnwtll ask : wants in.)
into «miles strains the condo»
oration of the llornhlowar nomination
ii that question is taken up, this is little
doubt that it will more it» collie any.
as than wlil in all mbiiliity be nsptrlt
n over it.
.all “I?! am, {more
leading i appeal to nip liar-p
Horror. could have its way. tiavats mid
prabsbiy be taken without any
winner, but it in that
do at it Born willwlnll
number are:
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clean, healthy condition, and as a line stImulsnt for the hair.
MRS. V. A. BCOFIELD,
reared by Miss Ryder and can
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FREDERICK QUINTARD
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