Schiller Collection.
‘ com um» Ir moo mm
It Wu u Celebrated (‘ollntio- of Antique
Jewelry, Armor and Bruno-bur III--
really III-ought "on “Loni liq-mun".
Bonn! Arum .‘lldo on .IIIIIplrlon.
New YIIIIII. Jun. 7.~'I‘IIII IIIIIIIIIII at
East Thirtit‘lh olml. slIIIIkIIIl by llr. i'lI
rich John. described in tho directory fldI
"doctor expert of art." with u I-IIIII-ction
of antiques and brlo- -n- -lIrIIII valued at Inw-
. oral hundred thousand dollars, waI robbed
ol IIutiIIne jewelry and otllur \ahIIIbIIII
mid to be worth reunion,
The house III rented to Ul‘. John by Fred-
IIrle it. ( ‘IIIIdIIrt and it. was full lruIII i'l‘l
lot to gamut of the goods Dr. John IIIIII
there for exhibition and sale.
llr. Jahn lIiuIsIIli sailed for Paris and
, Berlin two wIIIIkIII IIuII Inst Wednesday.
leaving the house in charge of \YnItIII
Klein jowuler \lr. Klein temporarily Iolt
in charge It young IIIIIII whose name lri not
known. but who is said to he II cousin ot
the IIwnIIII of tho mllertiuu.
iio WM also employed there. When
Klein returned. he found the IInsmIIenl
door open. lining up ntnirs he found H’IU‘VI
IIIIII‘IIII cracked open and rubbed. Thu mm
in was still in the house and seemed to
know nothing of the rIIlIIIIIrv.
Just in! i’IIilI-IIIIIIIII William 1. Inn of the
“rat 'i'hirtleth street slutlon was starting
out. on the midnight patrol he lInppIIIIIIII
to push the houso on him Why to his" post.
which was Madison avenue.
An Intent-Id uInII rushed out of tho house
and said something to him. Linn IIIIppeIII
and within II IerI" few minutes them were
four or live poIlI-Imu- ii on the scene.
The)" III IrnIIIl th situation as last IIII
Linn IIIIIIId tell em and iInIIII-tllIItIIII"
scattered titrfingh the house and "round
the neighboring _I"IIrdII. Policeman Linn
started over to the West Thirtleth street
station after his {allow policemen hnd :Ir~
rived.
A Valuable lllsloriml Collection.
Pollen (I 'IIptIIih Pickett, SI- I'm-ant Lane
and II squad of men were IIIInIiIIIItiIIIz IIi
raid on II gambling home in West ’l'wIIIIty
sou-nth street.
the captain he and Sergeant". Leno dropped
the mid and stnrtod over for tho set-IIII ol
the robbery
Pil' kett sent word to the station house.
and the Tenderloin vidoeqs—MIII II I". MI-
iiuire. McGovern and Mel ‘nrthy ——joinrd
him at the house and searched the prom»
ism.
(It the pmporty known to have been sto-
lIIn it Is mid thIIt it is not vuIInId IIIIIIIIIIsI-
of its Intrinsic Ivorth alone. but mostly on .
account of ils historic associations. it is
mid to consist oi silver plate. rings sI-t
with precious stones. tapestries. swords
and daggers ilnIIly mounted and of vnriom
periods.
‘i‘ho collection of untiIIueI-I' H II III! known
abroad and IIII this side of tho AtlIInIiI-I
out! is said to be the most valuable of its
character in the World. it is owned by
Robert Louis Schiller.
. . Detectives McGuire and Reunion nrrIIst-
ed John Morris. 25 yours old. of Broo‘ely II
and locket! him up as II suspicious lIt'i’FlIll
lie was remanded in the Jefferson Mor- I
ktit police court. but the detectives refused
to tell anything about him. l’oIiIIIInIIIn
McMahon arrested Michael Kennedy. 5.0
years old. of 153 East Twenty-first strI‘ct '
‘ his brother Alexander of tho sumo address
and James Collam. 22 years. of Iii! Bow-"I
cry. All are held for appearance in court.
The boy in the lIouse.'tho was temporari-
ly left in charge of the collection, was also
arrested.
Captain Pickett nnd his men declined
to talk about the robbery.
Tho-situation of the buildings in the
I vicinity and the manner in which they are
watched make it look us though the houses
would IIII serum lrom burglars.
In the l't‘I'll‘ ol' the. house that was robbed
is an unoccupied livery stable. fornII-rly
owned by the Bradley family. a member
of which. Mrs. Catherine Bradley, died re- -
I"IIIItly at Long Branch. leaving a big for-
tune. ’I‘hn stabltI includes II, N anti it)
East ’i‘hlrty- first. street an' i is ma Il for the
storage of (.'. trring‘cs IIIIII ntht- r vehicles.
it is taken earn of by a man named
Burke anti on old sIIrvuntI oi' the BratliIIys.
They both say they were wide :IIvIthI- all
the III"IInin;_r and Im- sure nIIIIIIIlI not
through the soil liI into the house III: It was
robbed.
An Alleged Conul's Suicidr.
Pi'r'rsnrnu. Jan. 27.—-A man who had
claimed to be Count Gustav Carist-ld. IIgIId
about- 27 years. was found dead in bed :It
the Sehrieber hotIII. Alloghauy. it was
learned later that he had taken about «it;
ounces of II-bloroform to III"IIIIIIIpllslI sui-
citlt". iiII left ."I letter addressed to his'
IIIotiIer. tlII- f‘nuntrdfl Marguerite d'iiaus
mnville. paint-II .II‘rIInIIh IIIIIbassmloI". St.
Petersburg. in thIJettur he says III-I hIIIl
e‘xpt'l'il’li his IIIIItlIer'siIIst letter to contain
forgiveness for smuetiiing not IIIIIntiIIncIl.
but as it did not come he concluded to
and all.
out funds the city will bury lIlIII.
l‘ irt- In In Rubber .llill.
LAYIllIi-ll.'l‘\‘.l.i.l-I, N. .l., .lzIn. ".II—Fire
entirelydestroyed the Rubber oonIpIIny's V
l‘H' lItiIning will he Irn togI- -thIIr with tho
valuable IIIaI: hincrr in the building, caus-
lugI a losa of $. II oIII..I which is fully IIoIIrI
ed by insurance. The «atom of the fire.
which stnrtIId iu' the engine room. is un
known. Fifty men will be thrown out ch
employment.
”VT—Wi—
Suicide by Drowning.
MAIIIIIMIHAII. Mnss.. Joni" :27.—.\lm.
IinrriI-t Parker. wife of (IhIIrlIIst R. Parker
of Milford. .‘I. ii.. IIIIIIIinittIId suicide by
drowning.r IIII Inrtht- (‘ orinthinn Y. n- Iht IIuII
house on Marblebead nIII- k. The body was
rerIIvrIII 11.1!
A anti :IIIII Burned.
Ill-:IIIII1IITI IWN. N. .I.. .iIIn. ill—The
largo silk mill owned by Peter t)liphant.-
in (‘lovo street. was burned. The tire was
stIppIIsI-Il to be of int-Indian" origin. The
mill was heavily insured. it IImpIoIed 1.3”
bands.
Cunard l’mtn‘rngnr Buried at Sea.
Qi‘l-ZENVI‘IIWN. Jan. 27.—iIIIIIilII IllIIch-n- "'
set). It iI‘rIInIIh semnd (InlI'III V passenger on
thI Cunard linII steamship Auranizi. which
has just. arrived here front New York.
died during the-voyage and was buried at
Icon.
An Aron". suicide.
Wasmxorox..lan. 27.—Lonis Grnnelttn,
an artist. was found dead in bed. He had
turned on the gas before retiring and was
_ I ll . l I
”phyxintcd WWW“ ‘ e We“ _ I eighth year.
hbauootor that.
I
..
I: John mimosa)! [.I-IIIIx Hill. In my
AII seen an Linn spoke to V
As the alleged count wan with- .
not surmount IIIIIII.
Tito Daily iIoIIIIIl-IIp oi In: iron Bowman-a
IIIIII. com «I songs -0nr Im- 3
port VIII ~ other county Towns.
ROWAYTON.
i Mm .lIIIIniIIHlIcIIIrand daughter Ella.
and Mr. and Mrs. ilIIwurIl Even". h:"I\II
rIItunIod {mm .I visit in Brooklvu. i
William Young. of liIIIIoIII it"iiiiil',
i
. I
sick with inn-ruuttont lover. . i
Iuho lIIIII IIIIIII I" IullIIIId to his IIIIl by a IV
Ipidlv IIIIprov.ing I .
s I"I-rI~illnI~s~: is
i'uiIIII rIIIiI"IIl IIIIIIItiIIus II Ill be III-III
all tins me it in the Methodist IIhIIrth.
i{:"\ . MI”. I\ :IIiIIIlMIlI. ~Il' ill'itlgtIpIII‘i. will
[)l’l'tll‘il. All III"II cordially invited to al-l
told. The IIII-IItiIIgs of tho pItI-It few.
WIIII ks IIIIIIIIIIIIIII v""I-I_I fruitful. and it iI;
hIIpIIIi tin-I" will III- still IIII more so for
illt' fIItnIII.
Arthur “ills. of Main stroot. has suf-
l'IIrIIIlfortlIII past few months with II
soverofelou on his thumb. which has
now lIIInlI-dsu MI". Milio l'ltll Inw tin-
llll'lllllt‘l‘ In his daily toil».
Minx boftn KIIltiIIg. IIl' Iianlevu. III’
spending a few weeks with her sister.
IMuI". (lIIIIrIIII i Itts. East avIIIIuo. l
(irnnt Rat-.kIItt III‘ l'IIoIIlII-tt l|\‘l"llm‘.;
lliN ‘lllilV‘t'iiilltll'lllilll) to the IIIIIIsI- ML?
Inorlv occupied by l‘harII-s Hilll‘illlls,<
‘iiillside plan" I-.
i MN. \V. i. Hit-VI- 115. .it'. . who bus iII-II "til
(' wllned to Int" bed for the past to -w l
wwks with a various" illness. is IIIIII-tobIIV1
Iaimut. .
i
J. Edward Vinwnt is III-mating for
the lInildiIIIzI l'u largo barn IIII his plnI II I'
.It Ridge Brook Farm
l
IIIIIIEII AND NOROTON. .l
i
i
l
l'dward Balm I"IIIIIiI",ed from ~w
Y ork last II"III- I." an upright boiler and I- II-
uiIIII. :unl \Iili III-II it to opIIrntI- his stone
'lI1]Sllt‘r.illiil‘i\|(.lil"i llt'al"\iiliillll Mind
’10)" h rIIsiIlIInI- II. ,
(‘onmtetor HkIIltIIn has I"IIIIIIiI"I Ii II IIIIw ;
stone IIrIIshI- -t". and II Ill soon h: m- it iIIVi
Oil“! .Ition. l
Mrs.i'lIIt"I«III-I~ I) I"o\I"n~"III. of New (' i-i
IIII:,III form-VII" Miss Magnit- linvununl. I
«If 'iallma by Hill IiiI ."l l" rid II" in NothlI
( :"IIIIliIIa. .IhI III sIIII \vns stayIIIVI; \IItlI
in. I" husband for tin-I IIIIIIII'It of MT health. I'
III-I" illtII ss [II III within tlIIIl Iist wII-k or Ii
.“tIIII III :II- he 'li II serious stage .IIIIIl liIII lIus-"
VlI;IIIIl's parents. MI". and Mrs. \V. (I, V
IVRrIIwIIson. 0f lI‘itIIh's HIIIIIII. wI-rI- smu-
EIIIIIIIIII to Vorth l ‘.Irolin: I about It WI I II}
VIIIIfImI her death. The lady was \'t'"l'_VI
aii'IIIItionIItIIly regarded in New Cannon.
and the news of hot" lil‘lilll was received
jwith univI mil IIIng-t.
Prosideut ILIanII. of the \\ alkIIIgV
IIILIuII I"III-IIiI"IId II lI-ttI-I" last wI-IIl." t'IIInII
VthII Norwalk I IIIII so; 'l sting II IIIIIII ting;
:It -:l)tI"iI-II last SIIIIIIIII". “arrived too
late illiWWl'l‘ for Dr. ii:"uI\I:II" to sInIlI
1a reply III time. but should the III" IItlIII Ir»
I be favorable IIIIxt h'unduy tliet- lIIlIsIIf both i
pianos will start out with Union as;
their intI- -IIdIId destination.
ThollnII-IIIIIIIIittIItI will meet Thur»,
day night: and take IIII‘tiIIII regarding;
the collecting of subscriptions and pIIt"- '
I-lIasI-III' apparatus. A sketch of :I hook 1
and bolder truck. which the rommiltw I
think might ill suitable for this town. is
Iat E KIII- l1 s barber shop
i JIIsIIIpiI Huntington. of New Haw”.
and Miss Marion Huntington. of Now
York. .«pcnt Sunday with Misses" .\IIIj
gusta and Evelyn Huntington.
I Mrs. Edgar Waring, of i)illliilli'\.‘
lspI-IIt Saturdm with Mrs. “I. ll. lI‘. Iii"-
ibunks.
Mrs SI-th A.I"IrI" IIi' Rowavton. visit-
IIIl Hutu rd 1) with Mrs. Ham" HiIIdiIII". V
List of IIIII].IIIIIII1 lI item at iill' \VI-st-
port pIIst-IIiIiIIII: .\III":III:IIII Swift. MI".
More)" Fraukuni. Mr, William H.
Moran.
L. M. Fanning spI-nt Sunday with
relatives in Bl’ilig't‘pt’vl'l. ;
Of"
Mr. and Mrs. (iIIorgI- Watrous.
'l"‘lorida. have bet-II IIIrgI’IuIIIl to tIIkII'
I‘IIhat'gIIof tin" IIIIII'I‘IIgIInIIIIIt of Wright'I-IV
Home. i
The (‘ b: Iutauqu: I ( in it will IIII IIIt i'tI-U
moi-""IIIII on" llllig \\ ith M1". and Mrs,
( intrivs Pablo. King street.
Louis F. Norton. of Now Haven. will "
lIII turn on the be IIIIIfits and older is of the V
Vordcr of the Knights oi Pythias. in the I
Nous of TIIIIIpIIrImIIII rooms. WI IdIIcsdny I
Invoning. tiIIIIIleIIIIt III-lug toI I'IrIlI-I the
fIIIIIIatiIIn of order 1]! this plat II V
Tilt‘ Epworth LI IIguII stxiai and busi.
IIIIss meeting of the Methodist Episcopal I
church will be held this evening withl
:Mrs. William lit-11011110.
\spt-cial meeting of the sine klIIIldIIrIII
of tlICI \VIIstport Street Railway ("om-V
puny was held at the III- IV ofliIIII oi’ the
company in Riversulc avenue, . Raturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. (IiibIIrt. of ('hi-j
men. are guests" of Rev. and Mrs. T. E.
V dim-I. I :
George (il)i')llSl‘li, a former resident If
this place. but now of “'isconsin. is
visiting.I friends here. V ' 5
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Jackson, .,
.Ileo died Thursday at the home of her
VsistIIr. Mrs. Edward A. NILIIII. took plaIIII
fmtn her into residence. last Saturday"
,TIII- burial was In Willow Brook mu..."
’tIIrVI'. The deceased was in hot" fifty-VI
i
Item: arid"
beware of Fraud
II.
' present th- Ir III umuls, properly attested.
To Advertisers!
i ' WE____STPORT. U
will “it!!!“ {if
i
Do not be deceived II
meat: of am, package’oweigm
ct:
“TI-II: ONLY Genome
Still}! liallill ilgllillll
MM“: dull: film “
.9
”WWIMM“
"unit noun wnnovr.
In A) 3'
The countless imitations of
Wrshburn-Crosby's Super—
iotive Brand is the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
lI‘iIIIIr.
imitators may Clip)" the
Appearance of the Sack. but
no one can imitate tin: qualI
itVI" of the 1’ our. Washburn-
Crosby's SIIpCIIIItivc is the
best in the world.
Roberts, Tucker
& Goodwin.
Office 700 Maln Street.
Hartford, Conn.
Agents for (IonnIIIItII-Iit.
ll ll. \I'IIIIIIIIIIIII.
1
III. I IIllIliI0"l"I‘ ~I IIIIIt
iS'l'iiII‘TiIII‘ Xilii‘IYAIJv', .II-I. Hill
"A“. l‘Ul' ii'.l' .l.-In. II. A. ”I. he»!
instntI- or Mary II North. lIIII-ot' Nor-
unlit III mid Iii IriII,t lit'tt‘ll‘flt'll
The (' ourt of Probate tor thII district. of
\III-wnlk. hnth limited and IIllIIerl six
tnontho lrom the IIIIIII ilPri'Ul tor the cred-
Itors of mid estate to exhibit the -Ir Phillis
for rattlrmcnt. Those who neglect to
witth I-IIiIl time will bII dIIbIIrrIId II fl"
CUYrry All [III-sons InIlIthIIi to unit] ew-
late urII rilliil’ lIIi in IIIIIkII iIIInIIIIiiIllII
povIIIrIIt to liiilliiiiii 5. Null 1'”.
j IN ‘.'I ll .\IiInIni.~trator.
F.5CHAVOIR,M.D.
55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwallt.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
Mondays and 'l'lItIrIIVIiIIyII
2ttolip. III. II?! Iy
Ollice hours.
Changes cannot be guar-
mp3
itl'cry rea-
.InieeIl tlII" same ed. I}
is handed in.
sonable cll‘ort will be made
to :Immmodate patrons,
butchanges cannot be in-
sisted upon as a right un-
;,
-
ions copy is sent in by
o'clock in the aftchIOn of
THE RIGHT
FLAVOR
If you um loud (I! too, ill ll principal IIIIu-
IIiIlIIratiIIII in tho mint-lion of this or that
pnrtirulnr kind. We have IIIIIIIII ol the
I-IIIIiIII-st tons to IIII found in the city, as
l‘tIllillIiKSi‘lll'N can attest. We have new
I'.Il brands, so that WIIIIIII illgriy III ,III-nsII
you whatIIIII-I" your tnstII.
'l‘ry tho MAY QUEEN.
Samuel
Comstock,
Jr...
72 North Main
Street.
THE COMMENCEMENT
(if the New Your
brings with it many
Invitations III visit
V ariIIu I establish»
IIIIIIItII and inspI-IIt
iiiuir Mocks. \VI"
cheerfully join lin-
IIIIIIIiII-r. taking hou-
IIst pride in the nt-t
liInl Wu have some-
think to show We“
\I’Hl‘lil your IIquIIiIIIItiIIn. and punitasr.
”no of our Novelties is the ”lobe i’IIrt-
IIIIII- HtI-IIIII HII.'.ItIIt IIIIIIIII of ill" III-st
II rounht boiltr plate. it has lit‘t'll lit"
signed to obtain tlIIIbIIst nIsIIlts from the
sIIIIIllIIst amount of fIII-I and least pII-IsII
lIlII IIttIIIItI'oII. l‘:Ill and In I- ll.
NORWALK
Pattern Works
c. III. Aisthorpe, Prop.
City Board of Relief.
\‘ntiIIII Is hereby xiv on that the Board of
lit-lief for tiIIIl‘ Ity of South Norwalk will
tum-t on Monthly, .IIIIIIIIIrI" Iith, mm. M "J
o‘clock p. In; Friday, .inIIIIIIay lUth. ISM.
Wednesday, January IFIIII,
IHtIti, Wednes—
day, JIInIIIIry 1.".‘nd. ISIIII, ’l'IIoI-Idny. January
"Mir. litiiti, Itt 7:30 II'iIIIIR p. In.. at lbtfl'ulln-
g}! ( bomber. on ilnvilnnd strert. in s: lili
rty. for tiIII purpow of bearing and do ItIIr
mining IIlI appeal} from me doings of “III
City Asst-mm in III» list of Ions
(‘Ii \lll LS l-. ilAl. LUCK
RUIIIII'RI‘ M Wii t.‘ 0X. '
Ilourd of Relief.
Dated at the (‘itv of Sntitli";\'orwnik,tlie
".‘t'ItlI dot" of December. IIIIIII.
tiliij '35
NOTICE
BOARD OF RELIEF
Votit- II H be rI-IIV given that the Board of
lie “I l for the loo II of NIIrwnk .
ItI-MIIIIIIIII-nt “wt of l\'.i.'v. \I'ili meet 0in ilIII
~I i(‘ II-IIIII-II‘s IIiliIIm Mun-1m, .V" ".ItIII Iry iItlI.
III f! III-lIII-I. p. III.". \\'I-IIIIIIIIIl.-Iv l'VI‘lIiliL’.
Illlltlilll') \‘Ib. .III. 7 o'clock. Saturday, Jan-
IlIIrII Ilth. III. '2 o'clock [II III.; ‘vfliilt‘flil'y
evening, January 15th. IIt i'o‘ciock; SIItIIr
dIII". .iIIIIuIIry IHtII. Int ".I o‘clock II. III..
\i'I-an-sdny evening. January ”"d. at .
o'clock. and SIItIIrIlIIy. January 'JIlb Illa "
o'clock p. In.. for the purpose of hearing
and determining any - nnIl all IIppeniII
mode to thI-III from the doing» of the as
sesnnrb. '
The Board of llelirf will meet. II hit the
flFstIssIIr! use ioiut bonrd. January i‘ill
:It :‘to ("lot it [I III. . for tho pIIrpoI-Ie of abut
ing the {Hills of Hit'k and indigent persons.
the day before change is {ihm‘fih'wm it i M3?"
I .- ".I. .I.-IIIIIzs M I \.\"I2 l liriiIIl
‘ CNN” ' Norwnlk, i'onn., i)III"IIIIIlIIIr'.’4 Dior:
I ".I‘IV'InI
- g
(lower Than Anyone Else!
sLIxcu 'XIcunuan
Solid Copper.
.Tea Kettles,
\
750123 I-
NASH" & VANscov,
Cor. North Main la
SOUTH NORWALK,
VI
VI
nd West Streets,
CONN“
This will interest young lilt‘ll of medi~
ut‘c. . . . .
Fifty Suits
IIi' tilt" i’iucst Scotch Chevints. worth
I‘ll-“Hill ft)
to close is
(“’51") Inch. our
0 0
Five Dollars
See our \viIIIlIIw full of them and lII"V
quick iiil' I'll-it'l‘ IIIII" Stuck Taking, iI‘IIlI.
isl. those Suits will in" $7.50.
“W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
Clothiers :IIIII FurnisIII-rs.
l9 MAIN STREET,
Norwallr.
SENTINEL BUILDING,
So. Norwalit.
OUR
Special January Sale!
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
That must iiC closed out regardless of cost.
..____..... .—-_.
l‘ilISSiil Cilii ilIItllIlt" SI‘IlII Shoes ill ,9,
Russia (fall iIIIIIiIiII Sole Slums at.
iOO PAIRS
Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords
At 98c‘a Pair!
-——-&w—~——
Regular VIII-II, $5.00
“ 3.50
5.00,
A.
2.1HIV
4o pairs Men's Patent Leather Razor Toe Lace Shoes.
and $3.5m gm Ids. at $I.I)b‘ apair.
M. H .Glover’s
Double Shoe Store !
40 and 42 Wall Street,
rI-VqIIIJI" N300
Everybody's Shoes Shined Free!
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line.
BETWEEN
New York,$outh Norwalk and
x
Norwalk.
1%
THE. PROPELLERSI
City of NorIIIIaIiI, Eagle and Vulcan,
\ . iYIIIIkmaII street, New York, at
III; South Nox‘wIIlk (I p. In. "
p. In. l'pon Appli.
NVV..IrII.":Ilk. lioglc and Vulcan
New
\Viii lt‘il\'i3 Pic :3. ii.
5 p. _.i CIIVI‘ Voruallo, 5 p.
i r iVIIiIt lxm" I ivml mun ,-
I";ItirIII tII :IgII nts the City tli
will IIII sent for ‘Iilifi i.Il Maul [freight anywhere
York or its vicinity.
:I. m . in 5.
in
.\II personsnrcforbid trusting: any (If the employers
of this boats of thelinc on amountoi the owners thereof.
.I I
l _
SCHAUB’S MARKET
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwaik.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First- Class- Meatsll
NATIVE BEEF. CASH homes.
(I
Porter iinuse Steak lie Iioloun: I we I
Sirloin Steak III I‘ III sh :Iud Pickled Tripe tic
Round Steak IIII iiI-IIII i been; We
Shoulder Steak I." Live r \Vurst I We
l'rime Roost inc and I :I- llama. sugar cured I We
Rib Roast *- >IIrIIIlIlIIr Te
Pork Chops, I}. . 'llb Lard Pails 25c
Sansone. Sperry & Borne-I I".‘- l' ickied Tongues 1‘30
Legs Mutton In . Mnoked Tongues 190 '
Mutton Chops I.'- Sauerkraut
1
Fresh Ground Bones for ChickemI
Ever? Tuesday and Friday
Hams Taken to Smoke. Street Lamps
For Sale.
JACOB SCHAU B, Proprietor.
\I
i"I:
Fore Quarter Mutton
Frauklnrters
Sausage Meat Ground.
i LIIIInox, Jan.
um size—~33. 34. and do bIIInst men»!
prtocV
NORWALK, CONN I
I" Ii: illI'IVII
Genmws chum"
III. nut-I. mm \I‘Mfllfll nut and l"
Railroad ltd-bu. I
:37 .-'l‘he Berlin norm
IIIpoIIdIIIIt II! The 'l‘iIIIIeI nuyII: “The Goo
IIIIIIII III‘IIIIIItIIII nt IIIrIIIIIIo hits limit ilk ‘
IIInII-IIIII III lifl‘nl‘lli: III Voneauolnnnoto.
prI-sslng IIIrthI-paanIIut of tho 61'“ti-
IIIIIIIIII Railway I"IIIIIpIIIIy'Il demand:
‘ ngobot thI- \‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII uoveruutnnt.”
\I',\~III\I.IIIII".. .IIIII. :27.—'l‘hII nhuvo din.
.pIItI"lI IIIIII-IIs silt-prim in oliiclui clrcim-t
hot-II III the understandflm was that tho
I"iIIIIII~I III" IIIIIIII tlllin‘lli tholiortunu milmu’u
nnIIiIIIIIt tIII- let'l‘lilllt‘ IIlIIt' \OlIIIZuein (pro
II-IIIIIIIlIIy the name as that ol the grout
\I 'lit 7IlIIlIuI rIIIlII III IIIInIpIIIIhIII) were paid
some tiIIIII nun. '1 lIIIIIIIlIII-I arose int-on-
i III-IItIon with the ooIn-tructioti by iiIIrIIIIIII
t‘llpllilii‘ifl of a line from Cameos to \'II-
I II-IIIIIII at II FtiputhIIIi prim 'l‘bo govern~
“Will. of \'I--III~IIII 'llt wII-II to guaranteed“:
I.IpItIII‘I.~tsIIn iIII-oInIIolI IpI-r rIIIIIIItIItI tho
3 IIIvostIIII nt it the earnings lulled to
‘ reach that amount, tho gIIvIIrnIIIoIIt thII
to make up the IIIIlIIIIIII-. (living to the
V IIIIIIIIIII lIIllliliiIIil of tho country through
which tIII- iiIII- pus-«Id tlIII railII’II_\'I"ust duv—
‘ I"rIIi lillltm “in: m.- projectorsestimated it.
would I’lilti thIIrIII‘IIrII considerably more
Iqu IIIII .‘illlnlllll “it which tho YIIIIIIanI
V ion gIIIIII"IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII III IIII "mitt-II It UXI
'- Ii iIII"oI:.I-. I‘III- pI-IIV.III-II-I-s IiIIIIIzuIIlIIIl tho
I“ III-I" lt‘ill, on tho IIIIIIIIIIIL III-tuailyexpend
I-II. but the IzovI-IIIIIIIIIII lllw‘lnilfti thutlt
I .«IIIIIIld pa} tlII- intertwl I-IIIVI"IIII thuamuuul.
V first IIngII-Il iIlI. lI'imIlly tlIII Venezuelan
‘gIIII-rnuu III ~IIIIIIIIIIIII thI question to II
IIIIIIIIIIII" I‘II w. H klitlv-il natlvo lawyers.
wIIIIIIIIII-Idul l'till I lit“ gIIvIIIIIIIIIIIIIt. and
as I I-IIIsIIIIIrIII II .III angIII IIII'tIt “ml onler
"ii min on ”In SiIl IIl' .iuiy ilini. by which
the mnw'lmn ut ".Ingd to pay the amount-
\it‘llllliliit'iiv Ii/.. I3.-iilt|.|l'ill IIIIlivIuIII. UI'
sIIIIIIIllIing ti'Il'i‘ éiIUUIMIII I, A rupy ul’ Tim
.IIIIEII'ml IIII/I-IIII rI-I-II'IIIII iII tlIiI-I I" lty ("on
mimd ltlliiI’I' of MI :IuIIII merit and of ”in
. ill I II in II! tho IIIIIIIIIIII :I,III"III| on lIyllIo
,- I‘IO'Il'llllII ill .\'-I lllIlII' iI.I. IIIIIn lIIIIIrIl hero
..1‘ llin‘ [Il't‘~I'ili2IllIIil of tin who by the old
IVIIIlI of tho \‘IIIII .IIII-‘ III !I;.IIIIIII
TRANSVAAL TROUBLE.
\morII-Im timid-Into .‘ui. "Hunt the l'uilI-II
MIMI-I "i'illi a Diplomatic Agmu.
i’ILI ."IIizI \. ‘l‘I"III.s.:I:Il. Jan. .7. ~.\ IIIIIIIt-
III of tho .\i:I~".i:""I:I IIwEdIIIItI-I" ill‘r|'\\'il
'IIIiIi. :IllIi ii ‘.I.""I iil't'llii‘li [It l-"lt‘gl'alill l-I
SwI-rvtaI-y III Slztln l)iIlI'_\.‘ that in IiI-wII;
"III- ilrrt'\iw ol' AIIIII""iI-:III citizen; and tho
'l'IIIt that tin-ir property th" jeopardized
III- was l‘t‘IilH -"!IIIl that a diplomatic agent
I might bu sIInt lxl IIrrIIIIgIII llilllit'l‘ri, with It
: \"II II to any IIxig-IIIIiI-s that IIIi"m
Ii
IhII arise.
.-\I the some time it on: to ii“ rrpresmt-
l III that .\nII"riI"ItIs" iit"'l‘. while preserving“
".II t‘ri. udly IIttiIIIIII- toward the 'i'ransvunl
L'IHI‘l'illllIIiil. liIWil‘l‘d tIIIIr thI-Ir [.ll'iui'fliltt‘:.
I -!II-IIIII III- l‘I’liTI‘4‘t'ii. 'I‘lII-y bod embarked
I um uh I IIIII I :Ipit: II and “till devIIItIIi IInIIII-
3!. and talont. to tho llI IIIIIIpIIIIIIit ol' the
II-VI."uunII
'ibIVI" lI: Id HQiiilitli I":IIIstitIItionIIlly {or
do it" mm. .‘lilli though sonic had tIIkIIII
I up .IzIrI ~ to >lII"\\' I': ll‘ III i"'l‘i.lllil!llh!l. no:
.I rind l.IIIi iIIINI Ez'mi. 'l'lz-VI' llII-I".IfI,IIII
I‘IrIII‘Ii IIIII .I.II~"II.":IIII .‘iIIlilill. be paid to
.iiit"ll‘ t‘nllllllilllll‘.
V In...» IIIII‘IIIIi TiIIl l‘l:ilI"Ili;l.il:tii)’ III:
tiIII 'l‘t".2II~\.I .I :I‘IYI‘i'illllI'lli during tlIIIIIII-
III-tit l'i'i~i‘I IIIII‘ II'IIIiIIINl that tho
rights III I"II L. ~‘Ii3I should bI~ :II"I"III"IlIIIi l-J
; liI-"itt.
, GALLAIIIT COLONELS.
l Sensational ~IIIIIItiIIe .‘III‘IIir In a I-“aaliionI
'" IIiIiII liIIlIIi III iEIIl .‘pl'iug-I.
1.V.‘.V
i I.n""I"I i". Inn 4.". Jan. ".I’. -_.\ highly Si‘llr‘ll"
I tiIInIIl ~lllliliii gonzo."III"I""II"I"I Ii lu thIIfzIsh-
"<III.IlIlI .\I'li ’IIn huh! :.t lint Springs
lIivzzII" :II'IIII"::III,n. tiIII III-1.".ils" of which
i lI:I"."II hitlIIII III III I ll II.II"I i'IIiir suppressed.
il‘iII- I-II"I"IIIII~"- " I"I-~ IIIIIIIII"II5,I." tinI affair.
‘IIs who: I! izv I t"‘.‘.lill|‘~-I I-I. I4 to the III‘fIII'ITI
ithot I-‘III :Iiti "4. ll ‘Illi II. IIIII f the pro-
ipI" h to!» III IIIII :w\IlIII; it)“. and L‘IIlIInIIl .-\h
III I l t.; IlnIIs ."I III- -t in ."IIIIII iIIv’IIlIIIIi
‘ in :I IlEqIIIiII. wlwn lI-tI: iiI'I'W IinIir revolv-
I-t".~. .\ lllIiI l IlI-tw tII"II tIIIIi; .‘l hand at title
Jlilll"ll'l‘. :li‘II’i iII"IIIIIi~"I"I1IIIH lirint: ensued.
in whirl: ,\ImI"I" thin. I was wounded bt!"
IIIII" IIIII iiiJ‘I'.
‘i:illlt‘~‘ I"I-~".I'IIIs in London and is wry
wealthy. lio mains regular visits to
iil'i <IIrInes in III [Inn-II: ion with his inlet"-
II I in the valuable ti: lllII w t st: lit).
THEY DIED TOGETHER.
1‘lIIVIIrlI- Ii In My“ ..IgI- I hung Lover.“ lIosn
III-nth l-lIIliIIII" Tl'lIIIn hum-ration.
NI-Jm WWI-"I. iIIIII. .Lm. "37.—()uI,IIol' rim
-’ must sIItIsIItiIIIIII‘. ti":I "" --.IiI-s IIvIIt" enacted in '
ilII~ part III indium tool; pIIIIIBaI the reel
‘IlIIII-I- IIt' (‘II["':IIII .\. ’I‘. Harris. Hour)"
"' \ViI-oIII. .‘Ull - I' .II: I -- “limb. and ."I prev
VI pI-r no: out! ii ..I ."III;III and bi»
\l
.- - III" 'i"! lound ll'.
llitI l'tII'l. liI II'OH If tlII. liii ill llII‘ L'IEM‘I' .I"
i'Hlllii il}' ilIII )Ullll‘; 1 III). a iIIIItiIIu". (in II.
pIIIIIII III‘ l‘illill‘ lying on the dresser II‘IH
I sII"iIIlIlI Ii tiIII I‘IIlioIIiItI I worm":
""Y on h: m- u. ":pII: III II us thiI II. but you
IVIIIIIIII"IrIIIIiI ."I_I:Iin. t3.L\R..‘\
“Ith III: II"I"iIII_II- \\Ih IIIII-IVI postponed. IIIIIl
Illl :IttIIlzIpiI-rl IIIIIpIIIIII :It was frustrated.
AV .\IIIIII| Publisher ”and.
Lemon; Jan. "37' -~.\lI‘\'lelii(‘lI' MIIIIMII-
lIIII, tlIII [Ilii‘li‘iii r. i-i IiII:II|. .I‘IlIIXIInIlI-I"
‘ \l:II‘I\llii.ll! on» I IIV‘II in the island of. _I\l'-
IIIIII. III-:II" lilI' “I ~."I highlands" of >I-otlaml.
ilI- ‘\'.‘l\' tIII- younger of thII twu brother;
V who i"~l.‘li|li-ltl'li ilIII [IIIlIli~lIiIi;-" bousoo!
‘ \l ll \lill: III I\ (‘II. ills ZIL’l‘ III tlIII time UI
his IlI uh wI-I .Vv-IIIrs. -
A I']i\‘-i\'. :II I .II: IIII IIIJIIIIIl.
I'III l.Iii\l.l I ~II. V. ‘I .. 1-" .II—rib" I‘.
(I‘. \':Ili\\‘iI"l-.. TI” V\'I mm, III ”I In “I!
ilIIIrlII-ss I'Hiiill)’.
'I'Ii'\ III
“ii“ Ito-own iIIIIu hi.
curring-I while: In turning lI'IIlli Ii visit III :I
p:.IIIIIIIt .III ‘il llIIpII m NV and has III-I-u uIIIII
conscious ~IIII II lII- will llll‘
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
'l‘IIII (IIIIIIII i"..’I—’iI‘l‘lI rileII-IIvarII company” ii
plant has" lll'i‘ii IIIIstrIIVvI-II by fire.
('IIpIIIiII .‘illl'i‘ils’ I.. l'IIVIII-II. i’. H. A.. H'-
lll‘I'll. IllIIIl ill ."I hospital in Philadelphia.
.iIIlIII III. VIIII dII I‘III"I" hm" lIIII-III appoint-
III w:II-IlI-II of IIIII 'l‘IIIIIIIs in Now York to
IIIIIII-IIII )lI". II‘IIIEIIII.
Sir'Fl‘IIIlIIIiIII; l.IIiI1htIItI.llIII ("IIlIIlIerlI-Ii
paintIII-IIIIII pr-I-"iIiIIIII ut' the iioyaiiwad-
ofny. diIIIl in London.
Japan is pIaIIiII: III-d
Is for ten warship: '
I‘i and plants for tII‘uIloIkVIIIrIlII with builder;
IItI illi' Tyne" and t‘ledII.
’l'iIII IIliiI-IIH of Ho (”IIlIil‘I’II‘ltiri .lnrltt"!
I‘illil lIII"I"II rII~IIjIII§I-Il il.l‘li"li'ii<‘1‘(il’llyllluf
Hrw Ii ii. \lurris Il.I~ t:."‘i";ilt";l" (If entering:
il'ir‘i'~ :Il Iln‘ lI‘IV' til ‘ll lI" l’ il‘il" ii.
tI'IIII- r.Il \ l I II Inn \\'_.I "‘l-" r
:IppniIIII-III Inn .211 u
Cuba. lIII< ~"IIlrIIl~
I‘IIIIII. lll’i'lilll‘b‘l‘lil’i
the newly
::II “III“ II III' the iilnnd of
lfrom llIIIII-IIIIIna for llaI
wild IIXIitI-I'IzIInt.
by LI'IIII’I cavalry, amid
'i'hII AIIII-riI". n limr Paul, from
<nuthumpton to!" NM" York. struck the
outer bur oil IIIII ilIItIIi Brighton. Lon;
' Br IIII" II, and was str." IIIIlI Il. .\litho pIuIsI- II
V "or: wIII-Iv taken otl‘ sure and with but lilr
I tie inconvenience.
.,
.‘I.
Norwalk Chronicler