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Papers by Woodrow Wilson, John Bach
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allowance of 75,000 francs ($15,000), and
the princess consents to it.
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Matti-o Alloln of the Paris court of op-
He said to a press representative:
“The case will be a cause oelehrc and
”The newspaper statement that the
“She is willing to allow her husband
“It is also untrue that the princess has
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era, is the only thing that Would make divorce brought by the prince against the
us acknowledge that We had been ()ut- Princess of (‘biiuny was Monday, llec. Lil.
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the latest colors, terne. assistant Judge; Morellc, substitute.
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79 Washington Street, South Norwnlk. of the. facts which led up to tlicprewnt (UP
leading member of tho Belgian bar. He-
fcrring to the preliminary pmcecdlng. Mrs.
Coppin said:
"The preliminary proceedings, as you
no doubt are aware, wuro behind closed
doors. Consequently the Actual prmm
verbal of the prince‘s case cannot be reproA
(liiced. llut i can tell you this much about
the affair:
“According to Belgian law, before a dl‘
vorcc case comes on for hearing betlnpur-
ties are cited before the president of the
tribunal to see whether it is not possible
at the last moment to effect a minim-lilo
tion and avoid upon rupture. In obedience
to this regulation the prince made his up»
penniuce in court lust October, and the
meeting with the princess was fixed for
Noveixiber.
“It med not be added, her bighnoss did
not put luau appenruuw. and it was de»
older! to go on with the case. The actual
proceedings bcgnn Doc. '21.
“Although precluded by the seal of ahv
solute secrecy from entering into all de-
tails, i may band you this mtcount of
what passed. it is in substance correct
and has not appeared in any English or
American chspnper:
“The first. sitting before the tribunal of
and Tommy, ofliciul nicordei'.
“The prince. who appeared in person.
was supported by M. Chopin, barrister of
Charlcroi, and M. llelucmix of the Brus-
sels bar. The princess was represented by
hi. Allain of the Paris bar and M. liai-
‘ "When the children are of age, they will
have. under the Belgian law, the income
of their portions of her fortune.” as
The prince‘s counsel is M. Coppln, a ‘
unut of Cliarlcroi. A large number of incm- SOUTH NORWALK,
Bully Clothes
like they take an emetic
shut“ their eyes and down
1! goes; than ' the} expect
BVBUfhlflg to tum out all
rig/if. lnyfbmg seems
good enough for them as
long as If loalrs well,- until
back if you want If."
stool.
bosom shirts?
We Sell
lar with “separate extra
long turtle necks—differ-
ent collars—smelly all
wool, 37.50. All wool
worsted Toques, assorted]
colors, 48¢.
NA$H&VAN$Q9Y,
Cor. Ii. Iain and West Streets,
the buttons drop off. the seams rip, the color fades
and the [ramps gue out; then they find out the dif—
ference between clothes and honest clothes.
You tulle clothes largely an faith—fulfil In the slum
that sells them. This Is a safe store because we
guarantee everything we sell with “Your money
Time enough yet to get some a! the right bargains m
suits and warrants we've been fol/(mg about smce
New Year's day. 818 and $20 surfs down to 875;
$15 and 872 suds down to $70. 825 and 828
overcaafs are 820: 878 and 6‘20 coats are 815.
Better to sol/pat such prices than carry over any
Have you seen the new patterns as have in fancy
i ‘
Boys' Sweaters, sat/or co/- | MEGS & (0.
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday E venmgs.
BNIDGEPORT, CONN.
a man who is in complete harmony with
the administration, such as Congressman
Hopkins or Congressman Hitt. it is prob-
able that Senator Cullom will receive a
”“WWW” some»
#AM~._.«M_-<-._W.M ._. M... “a”...
,__-_,._ ‘ Wasnise'rox, Jan. lit—Tho senate took
anScoy'!
We are now offering a fine selection of Cut cred certain ”differences," and Mr. Mer-
“ . ~ 7 . - e ' y r 1
('1‘1‘55 for l'ohd“) glass we guarantee C\ “Y American control of the Xiwrugua canal
ill’ilClC to have a lasting finish; we do not at tho upholdins 0f the 310mm dmtriue
H . N . '
apply'tlie icim “n glass to goods fimShed to be submitted to arbitration. The cnmd
by aculs, as is done elsewhere, but buy from hill provides for an issue of $100,000,000
the best manufacturers; you can rely on each which the 8mm“). of the tummy. in m
articie for a perfect shape. Our Haviland hall of the United Stutt‘fi. is to subscribe
Chma’ 0‘ many dCSlgns’ FannOt be excelled. puny is to issue bonds up to 8ltlo,000.000.
We have the finest and l'lClleSt assortment of these to be guaranteed by the United
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York.
prices willsuit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
The ii board of ii directors, of whom :‘i are to
OONN EOTIOUT.
' . . _ . Treasury Portfolio.
burritos or surmount. nest.
Outcome o! the Contest st lprlolflold
tions are that developments at Springfield.
Illa, may determine who is to be
of the treasury. It is understood that Ms-
ior McKinley desires to make Senator Cui—
lom the head of the treasury department.
but that it is especially desirable to retain
in the senate a man from Illinois who is
:horoughly in touch with the administra-
on.
Should the Republican caucus nominate
formal offer of the position of secretary of
the treasury and that he will accept it. In
case the caucus selects a man who is be-
lieved to he unfriendly to the incoming
administrstion. it will probably be deem-
ed prudent to leave Senator Cullom in his
amt in the senate and make a swreh in
New England for the secretary of the trials-
ury.
Two New Englandmamcs are under con—
sideration—Senator Aldrich and ex-Gov‘
eruor Long—and either of thorn would
be available timber except for the desire
of a certain element that the secretary of
the treasury be selected from the Missis-
sippi valley.
The best information that can be had
here indicates that the cabinet slate now
stands:
State Departmenh—Sbcrman.
Treasury~Cullom, if practicable, other-
wise Aldrich or Long of New England.
Wnr~Algcr. '
‘Intcriur—Ex-Seuntor Felton of Califor-
n a.
Postoflico—Pnync of Wisconsin, provided
the treasury and agricultural departments
do not go to the West.
Attorney General—Goff of West Vir-
ginla.
Agriculture—Wilson of Iowa.
1 Proceedings of Congress.
: up the Nicaragua canal bill, which gives
the measure the parliamentary advantage
2 of being the unfinished business of the scu-
-i ate, so that it will be considered from day
‘; to day until final action is maimed. The
i prospect is that a final vote will be reach-
ed ut on early day, and the test vote on
; taking up this bill—yous, 36; hays. 14‘—
‘, foreshadowed its passage.
Senator Morgan of Alabama. opened the
T debate with it lengthy speech in favor of
the mmsure. He said he desired action be-
fore the senate took up the new Anglo
American trinity of arbitration, This cov-
gan said it should be determined whether
was to be included among the differences
of Maritime Canal company stock. of
for $70,000.0U0 worth of shunts. The com-
Statcs. The building and control of the
initial are given to American engiuix'rs and
be appointed by the president. It is sub-
stantially the measure passed by the sen-
ate in the last mugrcss.
During the session Itlr. (‘imudlcr of New
Hampshire introduced the Republican
caucus bill for an international monetary
conference.
Anuuig the resolutions offered was one
; from Mr. l’ottigrvwof South Dakota, call-
! ing on the secretary of state for u state-
‘, iiient of the status of the Venezuelan qucsv
1 tlnn and for the agreement made between
the l‘uitod States and Grout Britain.
The house missed three bills of public
importance and devoted the renminder of
l the session to District of Columbia busi-
', uess. (inc prohibited the sale of intoxi-
cating liquors to the ludlnus, one amended
the existing patent laws in conformity
with the rocouuucndatlons of the Ameri-
bers of the bar Were present.
“ M. Delacroix gave a detailed stutmuent
tiou. l’liiiiitlll's counsel detailed certain
'“N episodes 0f the life of extravagance. of fol-
NOTICE l
Special School Meeting.
al voters of the Suborwnlk Union
)istrict are hereby notified and the Cute Balzac. which unused u sensation
al meeting of middle» in Paris. The princess continues, it up
he Franklin Sl-Mliffll pears, to live with tho gypsy. and they are
“0“” 0“ Wednesday January 30”" W!" at present in Austria. where they take
for the purpose of lix-
warned that u npcci
trict will be held at. t
at 8 o’clock p. ui..
lug upon a site for u no
it public school in
to the statute in a
\v school house for .. ‘ . . x ‘
district, according Muitn 1h int roix l‘l.lllllltlttlllle court of
uch case made and pro-
’l‘herc are two sites which have been up. the burgoninstor was obliged to issue u
do? consideration by the district. numcll‘: warrant for the expulsion of the stranger.
0" D“ the “Multi‘o Allu'iii, for the defense, udtult—
, and ted that the statement With true in sub—
the easterly part or the l'runklln street station, but maintained that certain of the
The city lot, so called, Hitunt.
corner of Franklin and Clay streets,
Norwnlk. January id, 1597.
Mill)! ii. iii ill'l‘.
MATTHEW C(litiiET'l'.
District, Committee by the police of Budapest on the sport-
ltllii‘i‘o' said to have lu'i‘ll written by a cer-
Printing
LCCV. VO‘" British and American governments.
,Senflnei...
ly, the princess led in Paris in 1892 and
loud.
”Counsel thou arrived at the period of
lSiilJi-ti and to the clopciuent of the prin-
cess with the gypsycbit-l of orclicstrnof
shelter under the name of liigo.
the life but by tho prim-ms and the gypsy
at \"lllurfl~lu"l‘our———n life so slunuclrss that
so culled ‘sbumclcss' details “‘1'“: exagger-
ntcd. The second hearing is fixed forJun.
ill."
The recent publication of the mid made
merits of the Princess do Cblmuy in that
city and the discovery tin-re of u bundle of
thin rnyul porsmuigu luis unused u grout
sensation in European court circles.
It is openly assorted that the royal uu-
thor of those letters was Leopold, king of
the Belgians, who was known to have paid
marked attention to the princess from the
very moment she arrived in Brussels.
Britlsh Steamer Bunk.
HAMBURG, Jim. lit—Tim British stonin-
ship Ahuiiu, Captain Fortiunn, which
went aground off lilunkciicm while bound
for llnsbm. was run into by the British
steamship Dartmoor, C nptniu Nuiru, hence
for Norfolk. ’l'im Abunu lumiedlatvly lill-
ed and sank. The Durttnoor received no
damage.
trance and Arbitrotlon.
VIENNA, Juli. lil.—-’I‘lui Politlscliu (lor-
restmndem. has n dispatch from Paris
which says that. Fromm is discussing the
advisability of negotiating with the i'uited
Httitesuu arbitration treaty on the model
of theme slgnedn few days ago by the
Fatally Inland at a Grade Crossing.
GENEVA, N. Y., Jun. lit—«James Mor-
rlnine, cmployctl by the Lt'iligll Volley rail
road, was struck by the New York Central
lust mail while (missing the tracks near
I I I I
3' I rect rel t Ine Wasuiserox, Jun. lit—Tho house and
senate conforecsnn the immigration bill
BETWEEN
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NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND 12:2,“ ,,}“.i..‘,‘ bill 3?th 3.331%. dduf‘li
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. the English or their own iuuguogte.
c |Tv OF N 0 RWALK E AG LE A" D latter test, he says. would exclude a large
I
New York or its vicinity.
..Off'
'06 . his home. He received injuries from wblu:
sentinel!
he died two hours later.
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Fl ‘6 Printing
specialty
Sentinel Office l
mu Bur association, and another provided
for the use by the govomuu-ut of putt-tits
secured by uuvul nfiit-crs, compensation
to be fixed by a board of thine oillccrs.
The Immigration Hill.
are meeting with several knotty problems
in their uttcmps to settle the differ-mum
between the two houses. Chairman liar»
tholtlt of the house cmumlttw, who was
1 the most dowrniincd opponent to several
of the most stringent features of the pro-
tiounl test apply to both men and wnnwn,
. and which he thinks would if enforced nu
l suit in the summation of families, is omit
ted, he will be compelled to oppose the bill
in the house. He has proposed in confer—
nnce to amend the bill by osctnptlng wom-
en from that test. Another amendment
which be proposes is to require that immi-
grants shall be able to rend and write the
English or any other language instead of
The
the German language. and many worthy
(iernums living in Hungaryund Bohemia.
He suggests that Senator Dodge's provi-
sion. that five lines of the «institution
must be read by an immigrant, be nuidb
tied to one line, because the immigration
or five ships numb port. could not he in-
i-ipectod nnddimhnrgod in three days. then-
lh‘prcscntotive Corliss‘ amendment to the
bill designed tocxcltulo Canadians who in-
tbelr homes in Canada. The substitute
would exclude them working in the Unit-
ed motes who ”habitually and regularly"
return to Canada. This is most satisfac.
tory to Mr. Carlin». who desires to exclude
those won some to the United States for a
known.
Will love a Friend at Court.
Wasnmoron, Jan. lit—Cuba will have
n stanch friend in the chairman of the sen-
ate committee on foreign relations after
March 4. Senator Sherman‘s resignation
will create a vacancy in the chlrmanshlp,
which would naturally be tilled by the
promotion of Senator Frye, the nest man
on the committee. Senoim Frye honou-
thcrlsedtlio statement. however. that he
albums my can:
too the window L
In] molds o Gobi-at tuition—Pro- doctrine “ applied .fi, 1‘
ooodlags or Coagroooo-Isooto' at last resolution, ”flail!” m M
Confirms the Appointment of trusts. the Innate to mm ‘ “w
Wasntssros. Jan. 19.——Prcsent ludlco- affirw WEJW”,
Senator Davis for W alum»
chairman of the oomr’nttitoooni W I"
lotions , ,.
translation—o1. ‘
els' nomination has been W by tho
senate in executive Mon. Kn opposition
to confirmation was made. ,, and no vote .
was token. Senator than and that he
Ionld add nothing to what ho had already
aaldandthathehod,» Minturther
delaying action upon the nomination. He
added that he had not made ohiwtion to
confirmation in the heginuinxon any per.
sonal ground or because be entertained
any but the kindest personal fooling: ,
purtof the inhabitants of Russia, who use fire started from the friction of o bllf'
Wasainoros, Jan. lit-Wu m.
wnrd Mr. Francis, but that he had take
his position in opposition to confirmation
simply as a matter of dutyto the Dem-
ocratic party, which Mr. Fromm. While
professing to be a member of that party,
had opposed in the late election.
STRIKE wrench.
I'ho Situation In thewflttohon cool It.-
lng District Is Critical.
‘ Pin-sauna. Jan. 19.-'l'hc Post this
morning says: Since the return of‘the offl-
elnls of the United Mineworkers and deio-
gates to the national convention matters
in the coal mining situation in the Pitts-
burg district are beginning to assume a ,‘
serious turn. The miners of the district
havobocome tired of temporiztng, and, aft-
er the want and humor they-hove been
subjected to, are in a state of desperation,
which, it called upon to assert itself, will “
bode no good. '
The mlncrs' officials have come to the
conclusion that there is a crisis near as
hand and will make, a final‘ molt to ward
off any trouble that seems to he imminent.
The basis of their claim is that the New
York and Cleveland Gas Cool 81mm to
the cause of the trouble. In this . ’ they
are, in a great' measure, sustained. by a
large number of coal operators, who say
they cannot advance the price of mining
so long as the New York and marched
company competes in the market against '
them at ruinous prices. ' .
The plans for a final conference. of oper- *
stars and miners, at which there, will be
given an ultimatum. are being wronged,
and it is hoped to bring all the interested
parties together. It is expected to reach
the offending company through a third
party, who is sold to have much influence
in conducting the policy of the corpora-
tion. it no agreement can he reached, war
will in all probability be declared, and I
serious condition of affairs will be the out-
come. ‘
Want the Work none at ROM».
Orrawa, Jun. iii—Since the announce-
ment was made that the Dominion gov-
ernment had given the contract for on-
graying Canadian bank notcstotheAmer—
ican Bank Note company of New York
there has been a great. outcry in favor of _
home industries. The Canadian firm who u
have for years beldthe contract hover.-
duced their bid by ”50,000 to equal M
of the New York firm and boys petitioned
tilt! gojcrument to award them the
front. but the government is not likely to
entertain such a proposition.
Colored Porter latched.
Cou’iint's, Miss, Jan. IDs—Men”? ' '
ticulars of a lynching which " 00
miles south of here on the Southern rail
way Saturday night have reached here
One day last week Peter Henderson, no
cred, porter on a Pullman our, anointed
Flagman Griffin with an ice pick. AM
striking him several times them jump
cd from the train and was not heard '
till his body was found dangling from the
bridge. with no clew as mwhom tho lynch
ere were.
Bur-Intact! a Car.
BUFFALO, Jun. lit—While a Lake Shore
freight train was in motion ofew miles
West of this city burglars broke open a cor _ ‘
and dumped live largo packing cases, with
valuable iiicrcluiudiso, along the tracks.
Later on the cases were broken open and
their contents stolen. The cases one _ .
men's. buts, women’s storm coats, Inn'l
r1155»! slums and women’s block all '
The stuff was valued at ovu.l,000. »
is no view to the robbers.
Now rota Walnuts. .
ALiiAh'r, Jan. lit—«la the senate Hr.
Grady offered a substitute for “19‘ WOW
H's-ailution for an investigations! trusts.
'I‘be nmuibly adopted a resolution 01*
pressing sympathy for Cuba. An Investi-
gntlonof the legislative’pflntlng'llor' r
tiered. 'l'he um. bill passed at this session
was one authorizing the nppportlonlng of ,
money for charitable institutions and for
the Brooklyn police pension fund.
Serious Fire at Newcastle.
Nawcaerm, Pa, Jun. lit—The New- .
castle 'l‘ln mill. the largest la the world,
met with a heavy loss last night by lire. ‘
The rolling department and nvosotsof
mills were almost entirely destroyed. The
rape with the fly wheel. Over coo men ‘
will be thrown out of employment. The
loss is estimated at about 050,000; fully is»
cured.
In Honor ol llr. Boy-II.
immx, Jun. iii—rho date of the boot
quot to be tendered by the lord mayor .1
London to Mr. Bayard, the United 8
rminwmdor, has been fixed for March '
Mr. Bayard's final official appearance
he at a dinner of the loudest choir)“
commerce on March 4.
Complimentary Vote to! V0”
lsniasaroms, Jon. lit—Tho I .
of the general assembly met in Jul
our and unanimously decided to
Daniel W. Voorhoes the comp“
vote of the minority for the seas
Populists in tholeglslotnrowill'
Leroy Templeton of Indianapolis. y‘:
Grant to o Mush W,
naoaoarown, British Quinn. 3
”The governments! Dutch t « .
granted l,000,000 m of new
landsmalirltlshsyudkon. E M
(lottoo sun Bun“ W. {
Woossoon'r, it. 1.. Jan. 19.5
Cotton oompmy's mill, om
prefers to retain his chairmanship of the
committee on commerce. and he therefore
natives, has started up on full
a sis mrmtlis‘ shutdown.
Norwalk Chronicler