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it is felt at the slots departmentibst
the cilia-rs of the Concord showed very
, had ludgment in indulging their desire
for sport while the country is so disturbed .
and the natives are so lesions oi the pres»
sacs oi foreimrs. it is not believed. how-
ever. shut the‘psrty is in greet danger if
mamnmauder of the Concord shows prn~
«use in dealing with the case.
A prominent naval oiiirer said. ”Cem-
tnendcr Graig will not report until he has
or blood it i know him. and i do.”
New Yomt. Fob. ll.—-(}omlusnder Jo-
saph it. Craig. in command or the Con-
cord at Chin-Klaus. China. is regarded by
bevy oillcials as the right man in the right
plum. There is a chance of international
difficulties. owing to the seizure by a mob
M a! a party of Asher-imp obit-ere who acci-
dentally killed a Chlnaman whilohuntiug
near ChinoKlnng.
At the navy yard there are two widely
different opinions. Sonic believe that the
Chinamen. in their present state of excite-
ment and chagrin at continuous defeats.
would deal cruelly with any foreigner in
their halide. especially if he had killed a
native. even by accident. Others think
the dread of foreign warships is great
Lieutenant Bobcat-it said in regard to
this: "The people about Chin-Kinny: live
largely in boats. ’l’hey swarm about the
river imnlts. There is plenty of good shoot~
inn. and the chances of accident are many.
It is not difiicult to raise a mob in a very
short time in China. Those Chinese are as
cruel as wild beasts. but just as afraid of
users. Since the From-h sailed intoa Chl-
ueee harbor with Celestial pirates dun-
iing pet the yardurms the natives have
n scared by the very eight of a foreign
mallet-war.
“i do not feel that the Concord‘e oliicore
are in any real danger. for the life of a
Chinnmun is hold cheap, and the grief of
his bereaved relul lves can easily be assuag-
ed by the payment of a little momy.
hundred dollars is a fortune for them.
The killing of Chinese by foreign sports-
men is not an unusual occurrence. (if
course such incidents cause a Bill', but all
fortunate shooter. "
NEW YORK REFORMERS.
I’hru‘l'honsnnd of Them glen-red Dr. Park-
Imret While lie Scored Mr. Plan.
New Youu. Feb. n—Threc thousand
members of the reform clubs which took
such an active part in the last election
met in Cooper Union with u frown of diew
approval on their brows. They went there
with a firm determination to sound the
note of warning to the legislature. Whose
actions slow the state legislature convened,
the reformers claim. has not been a satis.
factory one.
The cell for the meeting stated that it
was called to protest agnlnst the monop
oiy of tho municix ai and state government
by aux one man. bio names would he
mentioned. it was understood, but before
the snatches had gone very far it was evi-
dent that there would be a vigorous pro-
test against the "usurpation of the may-
or's position by the legislature."
As the locating further progressed and
the speakers bot-nine heated. the name of
’i‘. C. Plait was freely used as the "boss”
of the speeches were mild in form and
urged good government, but when Dr.
Pnrkhuret began to speak the crowd grew
excited and cheered his utterances wildly,
men and women standing on tho some
and Waving huts and handkerchiei’s at him.
A BASEMENT TRAGEDY.
Dnughir-r Mus-aloud, “other Drunk and I
Ilium] Mains-d Hindus-on.
Jltlis'iul' Cm, Feb. 5.——Mru. Ruse Wig-
gins, a young woman, was found «load on
- the floor of her mother's room in thobuso-
meat of :m Morris strmt. ilcr mother,
Mrs. Ellen Madden, lay drunk beside her.
That murder had been committed. the nu-
thorlties bellow, there is no doubt, for the
dead woman‘s eltull was fractured. and
she lay in a pool at her own blood. A leg
oi a table weighing uh sut live pounds woe
discovered in the room smmrcd with blood,
and it was with this lrnplemcnt that the
' deed was probably committed.
The police have arrested Mrs. Madden
and a women known as English Annie in
connection with the crime and are now
looking for a young man named Albert
Ilell. who. it is said. had been a frequent
visitor to hire Wiggins’ home.
"no Csnt Damages Awarded.
Oweseucm», Ky. Feb. tin—Under per-
emptory instructions from Judge Burr the
jury in the federal mum found a verdict
tor l rent and costs against the Louisville
and Nashville ilailroud company in the
separate conch case. The suit was brought
by t e llev. W. ll. Anderson Ieolorsm of
Evan ville for 811.000. but true really to
lost the soparnta coach law of Kentucky.
liulcldo i'eesl n Ilstrtgnn.
.lsnssv Cm‘. Feb. hwi’rldoriek Baum
gotten. aged 28. pressed his feet against
the trigger of a shotgun in his room st
m berth street. ills brains were solit-
torcd shontlhs room. lie was s itsborer
end was discouraged with his lot.
TELEICIlliAPHiC BRlEFS.
The election in finance [tyres resulted
in great victories tor the Recitals
'i‘ho notorious Algerian bandit Aresltl
and nine-of his tellowere have been new
listened to death.
’i‘wo recalled men blow a
lietchsr It Four store st
1'. Y.. and secured tile.
John lisvldsoo. s pmmlnent Jeweler
and church member of Gen-see. N. Y..
committed suicide while insane.
A holler exploded at Carpenter’s iss-
bones in l’rovidenes. killing three men
and injuring seven others seriously.
Receiver O'Neill of the Omen Naviga-
tion company has made libel arranger
some for a lies at cleaners to Chloe and
J .
“Cashier Horus of the colonel mom
Busty til. 1.; mi: and Challenge Vel-
n the safe of
'ostsl Center.
' sti heel. is critically ill with
man.
The bye-hold daughter of John hia-
flstly st iiollywood. it. 3.. ms burned
nearly done: the snowshoes-
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recovered his men, and he will have them ‘
enough toprotect the Concord's oiiioers'
‘ li'om violence. '
the revenge wanted is money from the un- ‘
against where they were objecting. Most l
‘ thsi enigma”: ”will! "a 1' Mum
r g a as ‘ ere roe companies
it " "m" not 9“?" V“ ““0“ "‘ f'l'he Dentin“: his one so far as sentiment
the linJ’tesident’sBuooessnnd Tool: may is concernedsbnt «on some of the, elder-
flclsureetodnuoy Hills. linelly Drivln‘ mm! ”"9” 9"wa VOW ”‘5 “will“
mm .0 Budge—«Dylan up” Cousteau» ‘ysined their point, are doubtful whether
‘.ths judgment rendered will have as im-
Pints. Feb. li.—-'I‘he bittcrfeud between ‘ M sham-inane the results an at pros-
.exJ’reeident Carlton-Eerie: and ex-lv‘rev ’1" 1903“!”- award. ”’9 ”0"“ °'
:mler liupuy. which is surviving the pe. alderman all Y 5 V0“ 0’ ’0 $0 3 to
mom out of both. is one 0! the most siu- Wok“ the f whim and to withdraw the
gular episodes of the century. ‘ privileges granted to the Brooklyn trolley
The Paris correspondents of a done *
Hues.
leading European “WWW". including is Master Workman Connolly's predictions
M. do Ille'witz of the London Times, have
as to the number of cltlrens who would
madsit clear with)» the past few days germinate in the movement-”be city
that M. Casimir-l-’erier‘s resignation was "
l were not exactly fuiiiliod. The crowd
wholly due to sudden ,bnt dominating WM Nit but not nearly so his as bad been
wrath excited by his premier.
promised. .
n we» know that 51, Danny floated the f Notwithstanding hie assertions that the
president‘s authority daily, almost hourly;
presence of the strikers was not required.
that he even encouraged his associates in the letter to a considerable number weed-
Ithe ministry to ioiiow hie example. Not
ed their way to the place of the meeting
only were important fol-mg” dispatches end not themselvesvery much in evidence.
sent without a pretense of consultation Meantime “‘8 prominent members 0i the
with the president. but a list. of promo- Wm“ dBPBFl/DIBM W". on tho flu! viva so
tions in the Legion of linear was prelnui- M m WOW” any Ollibl‘flk 01 EMhUIiM“
gated without his consent ol-clunsei. in “10 11013th?th of the city hall. The
So it was, too. with regard to many Pollen authorities had quietly secrettd
internal aflalrs of importance. odminisirlv “1°“ 50 members 0‘ “19 mounted squad
tiun measures in the Clluliii‘ul’ of deputies in ”‘9 roar of 90”" hepdquarters and ”Ed
and arrests of political (lii'clitluha. Almost
also accumulated a force of mm men corn-
revolutiormry conflicts with lbdopposltlon POW} 0‘ "50"” “nd “WOW? in “1““?
become known to the "resident only after ‘mcdiute “03“!
the premier had made them the property 7 At “’9 b0"? 3“” {01‘ “’9 ”WWW “19"
of the pubi 10 at large. ~ ; Were scorcel 1,000 persons congregated in
M. do Blowliz now declares that M. the vicinity f the oily hull. A few min-
. Dupuy kept M. Culmlrmofle, uontluunl- utes later Muster Workman Connolly and
1y under the surveillance of police spies
T. J. Collins sppeured at thehaud of fully
and furnished damaging reports constant-
l.000 man. who had marched from the
l, to press agencies concerning the Well“ etrikcre’ headquarters. They crossed the
dent‘s bnbits.
line of polit 9 reserves and special oiiicera
No Domestic lui'elleity.
who were stationed at \i’llloughby and
\ Fulton streets.
Today the statement is broadly made A mighty cheer went up in recognition
that the rumors of domestic difllcuitlce in of the strikers cause. The sidewalks in
‘ the ex~preeldcnt'e family can be traced to
the some source. These reports have been
the neighborhood of the city hall, which
had up to this time l'een sparsely crowded,
whispered in Paris for months. but not
even the ribnld anarchistic press here has
become absolutely impassable. The crowd!
ventured to give them publicity.
of men who assembled in answer to the
_ welcoming cheer seemed to spring from
A fortnight‘aga the correspondent of an the ground, and the streets were almost
American press association cabled to New instantly filled with men who seemed to
‘ York an apparently authentic "port of be in entire sympathy with the strikers,
prospective divorce proceedings between . The men who composed the crowd dis-
tbe ex-presidont and his wife. Subsequent parsed u the request of the police. who
1 social lofonnution of the absolute falsity
of the report led the European umnagor
guarded the immediate precincts in the
neighborhood of the city hall.
to request that the dispatch be withheld .
from publication.
For fully two hour-suitor. however. the
men remained in the adjacent streets, but
. While no Parisian or other European exhibited nosignsof violence. Everything
. journal has given currency to‘ the report. passed all very quietly. and the assembled
,ths latest American mails bring copies of
certain New York newspapers in which
multitude wooded their way homeward
‘ when they heard that the city fathers had
‘ the story takes the explicit shape that not decided that the railroad companies should
01"! ”0 (“WIN Procefldlflll in immediate have their charters nullified. There was
scoutempiatlon, bill that Ii- Cllilnll-l’t- not I semblance of e riot. nor even of a
‘ “0" and M3 "”0 h". “"015! ”Pirated. disturbance. at any stage of the proceed.
' The falsity of the latter statement in lap,
plain to every one because Mme. Cesimir- , WW“ "“
' Perier accompanied her husband after ’ STATE LEGISLATURES,
leaving ‘the Elysee palace to his private .._. 4-
l residence in Rue Nitot. has remeined with Lawmakers at Albany and Tronlon nave
ihim there during the interval of a fart- i a Busy Day.
night, and last night left with him for . “My". Feb. h.-Amcng the hills
‘ B““”°“' on “‘0 “me"- where "’0‘”! passed by the senate were; Senator Maple-
: have been engaged for them in the Hotel “my changing the boundaries of wards
5" A3815" in Syracuse; fienutor Guy’s. allowing the
is It Dupuy's Revenge: stpsnditureet £200,000 for street improve-
ments in the ’f‘wenty‘tbird sud Twenty-
lnterviewe with persons in apositlon . .
to imow the truth seem to prove conclu- fourth “N“! °f 5“" ‘0’“ °“" 'v M“ “‘1‘
by'e. allowmg ‘b.dwards. St. Lawrence
.sivei that the tth :- re or s ll
y J O p ‘ i aqua y county. to issue bonds for a town hall;
false. The most prominent of the French Be at r Higgins‘ cr Ming . "a" fund for
niltici as oil rel no r n m n " . ' U
i“ e a l U U 0 respo do I here the Western how York Society Fertile Pro~
make no secret of the-it belief that the , , .
3 “up, 1. Dim”! the ”vamp,“ of M. Duplly notion 0! Homemade nml Dependent (.hiL
. and a part of his extraordinary scheme or drop at Rmdu‘i’h' ‘
‘ml‘enue. which is perhaps uncommomy in A number of bile were advanced in
political history. The only explanation: i°°“"‘”"°” “f ““1 3'10” ‘0 third ”“9138-
-; of its origin is of course in the defeat of l 5'3“,“ them “’1' ‘ ”mm“ 0 ‘7 "Fm" 9. ‘l‘
‘ hi. Dopey for the presidency by hi. Cusi- . viding the “mt“ ”“0 ’0‘" Judlcllll depart-
‘ l merits in the supreme court
.mir-l'erler in tb hlv Mr l’nvoy'e bill reg
Paul Ln! th .0 r to r l f i ° ““0'“ ~ ‘ ‘ ’
"w“ o g c c r, ”M a o plating the Judicial sales of loud» in the
‘M. ('usimirrl’orler and therefore bond of , _ ,
l the Elysee cstublishment. said today: o ”HY 0‘ 59" \ “rk' known “a u”) until '0’
”Ill. and Mme. (Insimlr i’erler have nov~ i k" nuvtmu room m‘l' was ordered ‘0 ‘
or cons ll for an instant in be on terms of . “”7“ reading. , , .
the most sincere ulioetion. I have llvcdl M" “W" “ xcsmutxon for ”"3 appoint-
for n lung time in close companionship ‘ ment of u nomination of three to investi-
with the former president. of the republic, . gate all balloting mmbineu in use or nu-
nnd at no moment have i ever noticed the thorizvd ‘0 b“ “"0" by ”m 1°“5'lnmm “"9
slightest cloud across the family life of adopted “m" “Gilli!“"mmiw by M!“ Ains-
tllole two people. l’oth adore their s‘bll- »worlh 5" that the investigation be con-
(iron and occupy themselves with their ed- ducted without expense to the state.
ucntiun.
columns on was ”'65?“
erv Jenny.
While we never loose sight of our principle of stomeopinl‘to‘ keep
the stores perfect steel: of the various classes of goods in which we.
lowest prices possible, yet there are times. such as the present, ’wh
lots of desirable goods are t? be bad regardless at cost or value. 8pm
Inlt us to put in print all of the desirable things we have to odor but ,' ' ‘ -
that osreful reading at the Three ioilowing Special Oflarings ivill 3in s W
idea of the Extraordinary Opportunitit a for securing Great Bargains “in s
goods. ' ‘ ‘
25 in cent. Discount. fllflAKs. ‘25 per tent. listluu
We want to dispose of the balance of our Clone and For
reduction.
25 per cent. Discount. 25 percent. littlest." f
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Oar Muslin Underwear. direct from one at the best manufacturers in America"
trimmed with the latest styles of embroidery. and which we are (flaring at prices
that cannot be quoted elsewhere, Those who visit our Muslin Underwear De
meat will not be disappointed.
Flannel Vests and Skirts.
We also wish to call attention to a special lot of Gents‘ and Ladies’ Underwear,
tn Naturirl Wool, Camel's Hair and Scarlet, not soiled and. unsightly. no menu-
facturere' samples usually are, but clean and perfect in every particular; goods
that are never sold for less than $1.25 or $1.50, choice of the lot, 69 cents each.
irislram it Hyallljorwalk. lonn.
FRANCIS 81.00.
RELIABlrE CLOT'HIERS,
Capes. use»
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or ‘
on your back. ' . . "
We are offering lorgetg discount on.
Winter clothing than ever befg;53*~»ul»erder-4m
to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
‘rllfly
FRANCIS 3: "‘56..
86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk, Conn.
on and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
—liE’l‘WEEN~
"ill. (.‘usimir l‘orier wan the prize in the
general examination while he was attend
lug school. and he has paid the closest at-
tention to the studies of his son Claude,
who is studying at the (Tondorcct llycee.
Mme. (‘nlillllr’i’erlan on her side. super-
intends the animation of her daughter,
Mlle. Germain.
the Elysee. M. and Mme. Casimlr‘i‘erler
had their children with them and exemv
lined and supervised their work. Do you
think that parents so anxious for the prop-
er trailimu of their children were any way
at cross purposes and seeking for report
tion or divorce?"
Is This "iimulmum" Irving?
Opens. Feb. b.wA eraser!» of seller-
enter similar to the new York affair is
threatened in Ulunlm. It le’directod by
Rev. Alexander ll. irt-ine of New York.
who claims to have been one of Park-
bum‘s "lost Active lieutenants The
grand jury convened. nod the reformers
have had many prominent persons sub«
panned.
insinuged by "arbor loo.
Pullsplzlmms. li‘ch. ll.-’l‘he i’ortu‘
geese bark l'ommerclo. which was bound
for Lisbon. was struck by the ice in the
river hero and badly tiamegrd. The bark
was in ow of the tug Pioneer. licr hows
were li ruliy stove in. and she had to put
heel: to Sewrustie for temporary repairs.
The Yacht Moi-lean ls lefe.
instinct. Feb. h.-—'i'hs mysterious
schooner yacht Mohimn. from New York.
is not lost urcpmted lathe l'nlted Slates,
unless she has met with disaster since
Jen. ill. for on that date she arrived at St.
illohacle. More island.
Mole ll“ Me of Fall. Teeth.
fives. Mess. Feb. outfitter Terr was
arrested bore charged with stealinge satch-
el strumming Mi sets of false teeth mi.
usd st Ohm". the property of a doutttl
celesmeu The property was recovered.
Women for the hottest Hoard.
sent to the ~ily council a message Will-
tbe sppciatmeot by him of three whines
as members as large or the school board ,
Wm.” .,
resurrect. lost. his antisocial
HflMthflI
‘lisubslilo’neonelndiu. triads is
[demon ‘ . ,
"Every evening after dinner while at.
mending the pew at an ordinance for or lively bidding.
its was eveteren o!
it . the lesion war. and also some through
, I
'l‘nm'rox. Fob.‘di.-’i‘he New Jenny sen-
seie pasted the following bills: bumbling
cities to lease land for the erection of
lolloulhouses and bend the city not u~
eroding $-lu.000; permitting deputy court»
ty clerks to act as county odmmlssiouors
of deeds: allowing the quartermaeicr gen-
eral to issue to each (hand Army post a
stand of arms and ling without giving
bonds.
'l‘lie house passed the following bills:
Authorizing holistic to approprhto 3:40,-
(lou for u now high school; appropriating
085.1in for expenses of agriculture experi-
ment station; permitting farmers raising
their own produce to peddle same without
taking out a license. providing that three
notioev must be given by prosecutors of
the pleas of all trials of indictments;
unit-mung the borough act; lining oom-
: pen-mien of afllvor raring for goods in stor
age under an attavhluont.
i
Mountain of (”mi For Warships.
llelmnom'. Fol). b.~'l‘bu mm Coal
‘ for supplying with m M the mvnl squwlrzm
i puller Admiral Meade. winvh in pow on
its way to the West lml'mu 'l lr- m ulmot
calls for “Low mm and i» to be lli'livorod
from time to title as needed by the swarm
ere.
l’lvo l'robnhly [turned to lie-tit.
Artswm CITY. Fob 3"-"‘A dispatch
. from Holt iiurimr reports the destruction
; by lire of the residence of Wilbert H. Fon-
ton at Port lit-public. hlr. Fontou. his
wife and their rim e children are missing.
and fears are entertained that they have
perished in the names.
' Butcher itillcds by I llarher.
New Your. Feb. Fowl'ranoisco Bernie,
an llullnn butcher. was shot and intent-
ly killed by Francisco Casseto. an ltellen
horror. during an alienation. il‘he mur-
derer attempted to escape. but was sep-
tursd by the police.
smiles sole roi- limited.
thH‘tlet. Ky, Feb. ll.~—Wllmn. sfs—
)swlna l, Feb. t.-—Msyor Lambs mans trottlus stallion. with erseord of
! use. was sold at auction for “9,600 ate
Iulelrlswiry morphine.
9 Anselm. it. Y.. the ll.-ltary Since. a
sock at the Globe hotel. this city. took is
guise oi morphine. iron which she died.
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Weep-errors“ ‘
scantily leis: slim earth
and ('nko company has rinse“ to contract
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
N ORWALK .
THE PROPELLERH
CITY OF
NORWALK, 'EAGLE All
VULOAN ‘
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekn-au street, New York. a. 5 p. ill. ,
[leave Norwalk, 6 p. at. South Norwulk, 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 n. m. in ii p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwullr. Eagle and Vulcan will he
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity
Q‘All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the hosts of tilt
octf
DlAM 0NDSm
ll“ 1’()1£'I‘El) 131211316 OF DUT Y.
i have been succeselul in buyin Diamonds that were im-
ported free of duty and out in New ork; for out and finish are
superior to Diamonds out in Europe. These Diamonds were bought
be ore the diamond cutter’e strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost, and will offer Diamonds to my customers this season for
less money than the same quality of goods can be bought {Cw
WT AUSTIN, nus moms iEWEiEil
39 Will STREET. llilllllliK. ililllfl.
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Fifi-MEMBER Billlll, l2,022
Tile ileunsetleut flannel tile in- “mam-”m
serum 00.. ct ilsrlicrtl, “gown? mu... ttl‘itWM
wiillaeure theilfe of a young man {or Ila!
icrlsss twosome: will sell him an n. ‘_ ~“"°"‘
BAY BARON, 8,254.
m some ‘_
em. eesn ~
on on smmunt of the owners thereof.
Minuet foi' mm for less than to a day.
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