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, I! Washington Street.
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return In via Richmond an Washing-
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leave!" ork and Philadelphlab ill-
train. l'ebruary so and arch
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file at Agen ms Broadway. New
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JANUARY 27. 1H5.
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dead nods drawing or photo. Iitil dcsrvi
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M a n lent secure
Our ““lla: lo a l‘slenis," with
aflfifim u. s. and foreign ms-
ll Till I387.
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highest- .
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WALL PAPER.
I received abs at seven thous
apd rolls of new goods last
an m. week. Among them a fine line
"£8850 "PEN. hand “made.
Also a large line of [Ulllnus
80008, They are beautiful par-
lor papers. Cheaper goodsin an
immense variety. Glad to show
you at any time. ‘
PainleIs' Supplies. Ari-
isls' Materials. Glass. elc.
Competent men for all work
in our line.
E. E. Gorham,
Garner First Ave. and lies 8t.
EAST NORWALK.§
FEAT M088,
The: great German stable
bedding. No more stall
foundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, , there
is no stable odor.
RAYMBNB Bills
iNl’llllTINii AGENTS. '
FINE NilllllNlNG WORN
A ”REALTY AT
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WAIBIXGTOI ”JINI'A'H’ IOBWALI.
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soar. unwelcome l‘llhwm
Among the vendemhed ates Ara Ionic
Who (Ilelm to Be Americans and ling-
rI-mlu-s-some of the “labels Exiled.
‘ Thurston on the Situation. l
Vicronu. B. 0., Feb. ll.—-liawslisn
advices by steamer WIl’l'lmQ to ll‘ah. ll are
as follows: There is a lull inaifaire here.
and quiet will probably reign until the
military court. now sitting. will have lin-
ished its work. There are a large number
of conspiracy oases yet to be tried. and the
_,probabliitics are that the court will sit for
two orthrse weeks at least. Great inter-
est is attached to thei’orthcoming trial of
the ex-quceu. The government claims to
have more than suiiiclent evidence to con-
yict her of treason. What her punishment
will be in case of conviction is hard tocon«
lecture. lior case will probably be called
on next Monday. libs is charged with
Mason.
There are six specifications in the charge.
The military commission has brought in
findings in 2-i (asses. Their names are R.
W. Wilcox, ii. Nowloin. H. l". liertcimann.
Cari Widemann. W. ll. 0. Graig, Louis
Marshaiiww. 0. Lane, .1. (1. June. 0. '1‘.
Gullah. W. ll. Rickard, W. 'l.‘. rlieward,
T. E Walker. Solomon Kellie, Pelnhua,
Lot Lane, Thomas l oole. J. Kalaukoa.
Robert Pain. .i. W. Klpillane, Kiolaua.
Joseph Clark, 1). .lanunha, W. W. lddiiloili,
Joea Kiakahl. (if the foregoing 1). Jan-
uahn and .l. Kalaukoa were acquitted.
The others were all found guilty. IuJ
sentences were fixed by the commission
subject to review by President Dale. The
leutcmos very much. all the way from
aentencb of death to imprisonment for live
years. with lines. The lowest sen’tencc
for treason by the Hawaiian statute is im-
prisonment for five years and a fine of not
less than $5,000.
The six leaders Were all sentenced to be
hanged They are Charles T. (lullck.
William H. Rickard, William '1‘. Steward.
Robert W. Wilcox, Sam Nowicin and
Henry lidrtelmonn. Sentence in the last
two casearwill be commuted. as both men
have furnished valuable evidence for the
government. (iuiick was born in this
country. Richard is an Englishman. Wil~
out is a Hawaiian.
The only one oi the four due to the pro-
tection of the United States is “$32!!!
Steward. As yet no date has been or
the execution. The only important cits?“
tried before the military court since the
departure of the Australia was that of V.
V. Albiord. lie is charged with treason.
A batch of 20 native rebels charged with
rebellion is now attracting the attention
of the court
United States Minister Willis has
changed his attitude since th latest ad.
vices. lie is not so belligerent in his de-
mands. Ills latest communication to the
government is a reluast that if the death
penalty is imposed in cases of any Amer-
icans the execution be postponed until
he can communicate with his govern—
ment. The British commissioner has
made a similar request.
Thus far twmnen who will claim Amer-
ican protection have been tried. They
are Louis Marshall. charged with open re-
bellion. and Thomas Walker. who pleaded
guilty to the charge of treason. The gov-
ernment has decided to banish three per-
sons from the islands for complicity in
the rebellion. They are .l. l“. Crarnston
and A. Muller. for conspiracy to use dyna
mite. and J. it. .lohnstone. special police
ofiloer, who turned traitor. The men will
bosont on the \Varrimo. losing for We
toria today. Cranston and Muller were
to blow up the Control l'nion church on
the night when the rebellion broke out.
(if the three exiles. .iohustonc lea Brit:
lsh subject. (Transtnn an American and
Muller a German. 'l'hey so; they do not
know what they were arrested for: were
given no trial; ware Lept roniinod with»
out any «ham-o of cmnmunimtlon and
did not know they were to leave until the
Warrimo whislied to leave. Johnstons
will remain in Vancouver, but the others
say they will not leave the steamship. but
will return on her to Honolulu when she
goes back. They claim that they have
been victims oi gross outrages.
Thurston on the Death Sentences.
Waslllsomv. Feb ll.-l.orrln A.Thurs-
ten, the Hawaiian minister. being asked
whether he had any information concern-
ing the alleged sentencing to death 0!
some of the leaders in the late Hawaiian
insurrection and whether in his opinion
such nuances. if given. would he carried
out. made the following statement:
"1 have received no direct communica
tion concerning the seatenou. nor do i
know precisely what action will be taken,
but from my intimate acquaintance with
all Hawaiian authorities and their charac-
ters and methods 1 can state positively
that all trials will be open and fair; that
the unused will he allowed the assistance
of counsel oi their own choosing. who will
be allowed the fullest right of cross exam-
ination and of defense; that there will he
no convictions which are not based upon
the clearest "blouse. and that the author-
ities will be as lenient in the infliction of
punishment as is consistent with their
duty to protect the community from fur-
ther outbreak. with pomhly far more
bloodshed then attended the uncut out-
break.
“if there is any particular policy in
which the Hawaiian government hascrred
during the past two years. it is in having
been too lenient in dealing with those who
have continuously ashamed to overthrow
it—llret by strategic diplomacy and than
by force.
”From its inception the government has
exhibited a hvnlency toward its enemies
that is unparalleled in history. This as-
tesrna leniency has a teeters of the
administration of ideal Dole which
has caused criticism from many of his
strongest supporters "
A Wild Hawaiian Ital-er.
its: Palermo. Feb. ll.--'l‘he unm-
lnar ate a story from its correspondent
at ouelnln to the sheet that Admiral
Basrdslae has taken posuselen ol’ Pearl
barber and declared a rotsctcrete ovu-
the Hawaiian islands newe came to
Victoria by the steamer Warrimc.
Vaccine-res. lfab. Il.-'l‘lIe report that
Admiral Burdelasliussisad Pearl harbor
and declared a pvctsctcretacverthe lla-
wsllaa islands is not believed hers. Nei-
ther the ststeacrnavy department has
any intimation at such action. it is stet-
ad by both that Admiral llsardalas’s in-
struction heve already have made pablla
eadthat threlsactblngls this tolle-
al
all
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albumin the lei! wltbahsli crazed man.
who in some way bed tensors
a hallo Jambort's consent was James
Notice. a traveling salesman from Phil»
dolphin. who was picked up on the streets
or this city on Feb. 7 in an intoxicated
contention?
ouster his to?
been bordering on the dellmrs tremens
since then. ,
Lambert noticed McCus with a hints in Ih
his band and walked toward him. MoCue
seemed to guess i ambert's intention. and
quick as a flash he drew the keen blade
across his throat. Lambert sprang at him.
and a desperate light for the possession of
the weapon ensued. The men rolled about
the floor. which was covered with blood
from the wound in McCue'a throat.
Lambert’e face was scratched by the flu-
gers of the would be suicide. and one of
his 9.70s was blackened. but, he fought on.
The wounded man was growing weaker.
and Lambert ilnally pinned him to the
floor, but not until McCue had got his
fingers into the wound in his throat and
attempted to rip it wider open. hlcCue
was removed to the Cooper hospital. He
has slim chances of recovery.
SHOCKEO BY ASTORS.
Albany Church Folk Diet an Arlslocretlc
hinting l'arty.
ALBANY, ir‘ob. li.-—Thc morale of this
good old Dutch town were rudely shocked
yesterday. and that. too. by a party of
New York society people. Since the re-
fcrm administration came into power and
closed the doors of the saloons on Sunday
and compelled peOple to be good whether
they wanted to or not it has become the
custom for sveryiauly to go to church.
imagine the surprise of the churchgolng
population in the morning when on their
way to the hirks of various faiths they
met a party of richly dressed strangers
clad in fursand other coetly raimcnt. with
states slung over their shoulders. Inquiry
developed the fact that the party was John
J. Astor‘s, and at his invitation was out
topass the Sabbath morning skating at
the rink of a local curling club.
in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Astor.
Miss Evelyn Burden. Mr. Cutting and
Mr. Webb. all of New York. with a few
Albanians. The family of Governor bios
tea was invited. but the members occu-
pied their usual seats in All Saints' oaths-
drai. The party skated for about an hour.
Ind.aiter dinner took especial train for
New york.
\AN lCY WONDER.
the Fdlla at Nlagara Transformed by a
“lizard.
Nuoslm Fame. Feb. ll.——Wish the
subsidence of the storm and the conse-
quent clearing of the atmosphere. pictures
of beauty about the falls have been re-
vealed to which no pen picture could do
Justice. The very low temperature which
has prevailed. together with the high
winds. which blew the spray from the fall—
ing water in every direction. has resulted
in the creation of innumerable forms of
varied and fantastic beauty.
The ice mountain at the foot of the
tails is enormous. and the park and is.
lands while difilcult to traverse. are
weirdly beautiful. lvlvcry tree and shrub
and every building isim-nsod lna marble-
llke coat of ice, so thick in some cases
that not a low of the former have been
broken and destroyed.
“'ar Dance In "is Cv-li.
Tusxrox. Feb. ll.—-Domick (foo-n. who
I serving a :30 year sentence in the state
prison for murdering his slstcr—in-law in
Jersey City four years ago. undertook to
execute a war dance in his cell. with his
body covered with soap and molasses.
Deputies attempted to stop him, where.
upon he attacked and fought them with
great fury. lie was finally subdued and
put in u straitjaI-kct.
Mills l-‘zuninrl In Buffalo.
Bonsai. F-h. ll.--’l‘he great blizzard
is passed. but even in death it has suc-
ceed in making iiui'ialonians miserable,
for it has caused amiik famine in the
city. Owing to all the country roads be-
ing impassable and the railroads blocked.
not a quart of mill: was brought into the
city Sunday The blockade on the 'rail-
roads is being raised as fast as possible.
Milk and Meet ileum In Philadelphia.
Pmunrwuu. Fob. ii. ——in this city
the weather has grsa moderated. the
lowest temperature during the ill hours
having been is degrees. The Delaware in
front of the city is badly obstructed with
ice. in some parts so thick as to allow per-
sons to walk across to Jersey. Much dis.
comfort is still being ialt from the scarcity
of milk and meet.
Gloucester Fishermen lied a Rough Time.
Gmrrssrsu. Mass. Fob. ll.-All in-
coming vessels report having experienced
a terrible week. The first day was last
Tuesday. when several vessels narrowly
escaped being blown ashore owing to the
high gains. tremendous seas. crippled con-
dition of the crews and the loss of sails
Pope and ilnitaa Are Out.
lions, Vol). ll.-A cardinal confirms
the report .hat the sultan invited the pope
to mediate in behalf of Turkey with the
powers on the Armenian question. The
popedeolined to dose. but advised the sol-
tan to appoint Christian governors. This
made the sultan angry.
lienry Klein. the Buffalo blgamisi. has
been sent to Jail for one year and five
months
Hemoriel services tor the lost on the
steamboat Chime were held at Benton
Harbor. Mich. .
The Union railway station in St. Joy
h. Md. has been destroyed by fire,
hose. windmill.
Ralph it. Selby. son at a well to do San
Francisco merchant. has committed sui-
cide by shooting.
Jake Medlin. who had accused his wife
of infidelity. has shot and killed the worn-
an in Danviiie. Va.
Green goods man of Chicago have re
lined Newton Brlnsten and George I.
Iahlnger. farmersof Muscle. lad. of two.
William Tynan shot and killed his
brothels-law. Peter Mchirk. in lake.
ills. Tynan and his wife were quarrel,
lag. IlcQulrk interfered. ,
Connie- do Quasada. cemetery oi the
Cuban revolutionary party. who is in
Tampa. Fla. sen there will be a musse—
tel revolution is Gabe within the seat
mouth.
condition. lie was sent to Jail and has ‘
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rectory to give a final great sale of the year and because of this system
Gazette Buildl
Since we that started in hmiasss it has been our custom just before “inch“.
in our
bees we give notice of our
while our stock Is dIfiercnt from
ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE.
Nothing for many a day. it ever. equals the values we are now
at we have say idea of running all or reducing our stock. that isn’t our use.
the ordinary. and we have my
mates of goods not found in other stores, yet,by no possibility shall any
buying of us have it to say that they paid more than the seine quality is
elsewhere. but on the contrary. as at the present time and as often as possible.
i?
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c’ia’rs
a
trading shall bay herv for less than anywhere else.
DRESS GOODS.
To put in print all of the barrains to be found 3 in this department. would 10- ‘
quire more space than we could sit-mi and would he too cumbersome a way
We have, therefore, selected a few items which
placing them before our readers
8
we believe will give a very fair idea of what can be expected through the satiation
putment.
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at ii) cents.
ll pieces fancy Choviots. medium color.
6. Guaranteed all wool.
ular 50c quality, this sale, 250
would malts good house dressed, Reg-
40 in. all wool Serues and enriettas, all colors, regular 500 quality. 39c yd.
BLACK GOODS. , .
40 in. all wool Serge. regular 50c quality, 39:.
45 in. all wool Serge, regular 75c quality. 50c.
50 in. all wool Serge, regular 81 quality. We.
45 in. Henrietta, reuniar 75c. quality. 50c.
100 selected Dress patterns. no two alike, at just what they cost.
for $2 50, $3 50 patterns at $8 00.
$8.00 patterns
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Cloaks and For Capes.
lrisiramt Hyatt, Norwall, 0mm.
FRANCIS & co.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
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 larger discount on
winter clothing than ever before, in. order
to reduce stock before inventory Rum”
ary.
86 Washington Street.
FRANClSWéz" co.
- South Kuwait. Conn.
cm and Reliable Daily Direct Height Line
—BITWEEN-
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
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OF
CITY
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Will leave Pier 28, E. 3., Berta-en street, New York, a. .5 p. on.
leave Nor-walk, ii p. In. South Nerwelk, 6:00 p. re.
Freight received from 7 a. In. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
out for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
"All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of thb
neon account of the owners thereof.
' The balloon will?
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
out!
part of the post is flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working. its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Made in
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Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
Filli SALE BY A. W.‘ AUSTIN, lEWElEN,
Oi’illA llilllSE IlililN. NlllliiAlN. MIN.
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