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’ members Co.F, next Tuesday night, will
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seven-ore linger. ,w, .
The oiliners of the Daughters of Erin
will be implied tonight.
Mrs. E. Squire, of Grove street. spent
Friday with her mother in Rowayton.
Connecticut pensionlz Original.
Theodore M. Bullock, Noretcn Heights.
E. B. Ezequelle' has broken ground for
for a new house in the Silvermine road.
Mrs. J. E. Wixcn, of West Main
street. is recovering from an attack of
the grip.
A memorial service was held in St.
Mary‘s church this morning for Mrs. W.
H. McMahon.
Mrs. Caroline Smith. of Harriet street.
yesterday received a back pension of 8300.
She will also receive $8 each month.
Sherman Commandery. U. 0. G. C .
will attend the installation of the ofilcers
of Leno Free Commandery. in New Car'-
naan. tonight.
The national conference of the Letter
,Day Saints will be held Saturday and
Sunday, February 14-15. in the Broad
River Saints‘ chapel. ,
l The business meeting of the veteran
be held in Lockwood’s Hall. the com-
pany’s original headquarters.
William Rowe was tendered a surprise
Tuesday night. by a large party of hi”
friends. Games and dancing were en-
joyed and a collation served.
Several South N crwalk people will at-
tend the annual entertainment and ball
of the Stamford Fire Depart-
ment. in the Town Hall. tonight.
The entertainment is expected to be the
best ever given._ ’
The funeral of Irving H. Ayres, the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Ayres. who died on Monday. was hill
from the home of his grandmother in
Cross street, yesterday.
Sherman Morehouse, of Wilton, took
dinner with Charity Commissioner Joli W
Brown today. Mr. Morehonse is one o‘-
Wilton's most prominent residents not
has held about every office within the
gift of his fellow townsmen. For 5.1
years Mr. Morehouse has been a read. r
of the Farmer. He is an entertaining
talker, and strikes one as being the
type of a man that any community
would like to honor. He said his visit
her was a very pleasant one—Bridge-
port Farmer—r;
ROWAYTON.
The County Commissioners will be in
session tomorrow morning at 10:30
o‘clock. in Guider's Hall, to hear ro-
monstranccs against granting a license
to Edward G. Babcock. of the Fairvicw
House. __ ._M_..,
DARIEN Adi—3163mm.
Eagle Hook and Ladder company's
dance in the Town Hall. last night. was
a grand success. The floor was crowdml
and the occasion was enjoyed until
nearly daylight this morning.
Miss Louie Austin is cuicrtaiping
Miss Maud Mather. of Passuic. N. J.
_ Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued Jan. 26,
1597. List furnished from otiicos of A.
M. Wooster, patent lawyer and solicitor.
llridgcport, Conn :
P, M. Boers. Bridgeport. machine f. r
pointing needles; R C. 'l‘urnbill. Bridge-
port. car coupling; A. E. iloladny. New
liavcn. bicycle support: R. Picrpont,
New Haven. fer-dim: devmo for sewing
machines; C. D. lticc. Hartford, two.
forging machine; N. J. Smith, Meridon.
railway alarm clock; 'W. C Human.
Mcridcn. lump bracket; 0. S. Buoll.
New London. bicycle; 1’. Burns. Nor-
wlcll. two, nut lock, drive chain; H. C.
Faii'cbild, Sandy Hook. producinu pho-
tographs in relief: W. Hill, Walling-
l’ord. hcad for tubing machines. Dc-
sigus: hi. Unctt. Hartford. switch con-
tact member; Ur. W. Hurt. Hartford.
switchhandlo. Trade-marks: Collins
company. Canton. night, certain named
mlgcdtools; Wheeler dc Wilson Manu-
facturing company. of Bridgeport, sew-
ing machines; ii. (i. Powning. New
Haven. medicinal compound; I). and H.
ficovll. Birmanuin. hoes.
Oyster Ground Maps.
The Shellfish C nnnlssicn announces
that work on maps showing valuation of
oyster ground owned by different grow-
an in the Connecticut jurisdiction has
been completed and the maps are open
tolnspection of oyster-growers. They
are far more complete than last your
and cover theentirs Sound within the
state jurisdictiim. Notices have been
issued by the commissioners that oystcr~
growers should new file any objections
that they desire to make. The Board
will be in session and the maps open to
inspecticnin New Haven. February 2
and ii: in Stamford, Fobruory lo. and in
South Norwallc.l“chrnnr_v 21%. «injections
* flushes-acoustic!
Mail on. whiny. and “with snows!
cold.” ; ‘ - ‘ .
Hf-Wer Fishnet the N. E. R
8.. used to.bnt now “it’s diluent". He
I“!!! V , ‘ ‘
"I have tattered with the most per»
Mountable-anem- of nasal
catarrh for many years and have been
extremely susceptible to severe colds
in the head. especially immediately
after gettingrid of a previous cold. I
thnshsda continuous cold. During it
meant cold I and California Catarrln
Care, and it not only enabled me
to throw off that cold quickly. but kept
me from contracting another; and, more
than all, so benefited my catarrh that
Ihave not had a trace of the disopse
since the first seven or ‘eight applica-
tions.”
The patient had catarrh in the head
He caught cold after cold. The disease
spread dorm his throat. He began to
inhale the disease-banishing medica-
tion. California Catarrh Cure. It bathed
the membranes of his head and throat.
The soreness of the head and throat be-
came less and the desire to hawk and
spit began to disappear. But perhaps
best of all, be cured chronic catarrh by
preventing the constant succession of
colds. which constantly aggravated the
disease, made it more painful and tend-
ed to set more firmly upon the suifercr.
California Caturrh Care will do for all
cases what it did for Mr. Fisher; it
breaks up the worst colds. prevents morn
colds and cures the worst forms of
chronic cutarrh.
California Caturrh Care is sold at T»
H. Pluisted‘s, South Norwalk. 5') cents.
three times as much, 31.
IENTIIEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this dermal
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazav
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns 0!
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern
594l—Larnes‘ Coat.
HINTS B“? MAY MARION.
A decidedly correct garment is here
shown fashioned in electric seal. The
jaunty hat is of tobacco-brown felt with
trimmings of forest-green ribbon and
natural cocque feathers. At the back is
a bunch of velvet flowers. A handsome
muff of seal provides a stylish and useful
accompaniment. The jacket, of fashion
able length, has loose double—breast.“
fronts that are reversed at the top to
form wide lapels below which the sins
ing is effected with coat hooks and eyes.
which may be substituted for buttons
and button-holes workod upon a fly; lho
handsome buttons of plush nifording dc.-
coration only. The adjusting at the
sides and back is close and accomplished
by under-arm, sidebuck zeros and a
centre seam. Below the waist line the
fullness is laid in deep underlying plaits,
The one-seamed gigot slcevvs lit the arm
closely from wrist to elbow; the fullness
above may be colloctcd in forward (1'
backward turning plaits or in gathers.
as preferred. The wrists are com pletcil
with doepuilaring cuffs. The large and
protective storm collar ilts closely to the
neck, rolling softly away at the back and
”flaring widely at the front, where it cor-
ncrs are prcttily rounded.
Plush, velvet, brocade. Persian and
other seasonublc cloths are commended
to develop stylish and comfortablc coats
by the mode.
To make this coat for a lady having a
thirty-six-incb bust will require three
and three~quarters yards of fifty-four-
inch wide material. Thc pattern, No
twenty-five cents.
(5941, is cut in sizes for a 32. ill, lift. :58
and 40-inch bust measure. and retails for
,mao My. m cm
mt; sndsscattcsiiliclsmm.
will be sired by this indicate! no lotto»,
dist church, in the church
parlors." this evening.
WWestpcrt, Order of Ewe-m.
wiiilub-let its hall lathe Jessnp build—
ing to the members of Westth Grange,
P. of E. ' . ‘ ‘
The Dramatic club wilihold a meet-
ing next Thursday evening. in the
Opets House. ’_
Captain Charles Nash. of Black Rock,
has been visiting his brother Efrem
Nash. in State street. .
Mrs. Auguste Wood, of Dsnbury. is a
guest at the residence of William J.
Finch.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Thomas. of New
York, are guests at the residence of
William H. Thomas.
The Epworth League, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, met Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Preston. '
Undertaker Charles Fable had in
charge. Tuesday, the funeral of Miss
Hattie Collier. who died at her home in
Compo, Saturday, aired thirteen. The
funeral scrvices were held at her late
residence and interment was in Christ
church cemetery.
The newly-elected officers ,of Wes-l
port Grange, No. l-l8. P. of H.. were in-
stalled by State Deputy J. H. Blake-
'man.of Strutford. last evening. They
are as follows: Muster. E. N. Sippcrley;
overseer, Louis P. Wakeman; lecturer.
Mrs. E. N. Sippcrloy: steward, William
[1. Taylor; assistant steward. George}
Fairchild, Jr.; chaplain. Stephen Ii
Wakemau; treasurer. Joseph G. Hyatt
secretary. William J. Wood; gatekeeper,
Leonard ll. ‘Guult; i‘cros. bliss Lucy;
Elwimd; Pomona. lilies Ethel Wake.
man; Flora, Miss Ellie Albin; lady assis—
tant stcward, Mrs. William J. Wood;
executive committee for three years. Eil-
wiu C. Burgo; purchasing agent. 1'). N.
Sippii'ly; organist. Miss Urphelia U. .
Taylor. They bill as thi-ir guests dur-
ing the evening the members of that;
Strut ford Grange. 1
Louis it. McDonough returned home E
Monday from Boston. where hehas boon i
employed on the Boston water works.
' Trumbull (,lrnnge, P. of H.. No. Ill-i. :
will visit Westport Grange, No. H3. on 5
the evening of Fobruary ll) (Pomonaf
. DJyl- ' l
W. H. llubbcll and wife. of New- 1
town, are the guests of their son. Fred-lI
erick B. Hubbcll, superintendent of thenI
Westport Electric Light and Water con» [
pany. !
Charles II. Beers is disposing of thci
remainder of his stock of goods at anon
tion. in Southpmt. ‘
Westpoxt Division. Sons of Temper-
ance, will refurnish its room and ‘pur-
chase a piano. '
Funeral Director Charles Fable had
in charge. yesterday afternoon, the tu-
ncral of Mrs. Emeline Fanton. who died
at her home in Weston, Saturday, ngod
ninety-one. She was a sistcr of the late
Morris Bradley. and pleasantly known
here. Tho funcral was held from the
home of Mrs. John H. Famon. at Lyon
Plains. llcv. Alexander Hamilton, of
Emmanuel church. oliicintcd. and the
burial was in Huston cemetery.
GEORGETOWN.
Joel Rockwell and (laughter. of Ridge-
fleld, Wi re the crust: of Dr. Taylor on
umlcr (lciontion
finale
3 a! N “rite?
_. m or .
1dr. V lt'saaenthnsjustlaassntbs‘
lower-1 biennium, at the nwthvmt corner
of Vermont and K streets. for three
months. and the Vanderbilts will take
We early next week. Mr. Vander-
hlit‘Wlli bring his imtlre New York house:
hold, including cooks and wrvants, and
will also bring :30 horses, 6 coachmcn and
4 grooms, Masthea- with 10 or 12 carriages
of various styles. ,
‘ It is said that several other wealthy
members of what is known in New York
as the Vanderbilt and are looking for
houses suitable for entertaining purposes,
to which . the lower-y mansion is so admb
rably adapted. and that others of the some
circle are-securing amttmcnts at the Ar~
liugtou and other uptown hotels. ’
The Vanderbilt house will be another
addition to the in? e establishments of
Senator Brice. Mr. 7.. Leltcr and Mrs.
000ng \i‘estlnghcnse and will he probably
formally opened with a reception and
dance. .
The coming of Mr. Vanderbilt is taken
as an indication of his intention to follow
the example being generally given by poo-
plo of wealth and make Washington his
regular winter home.
WANT MORE TARIFF.
Resolutions Adopted by the Kntionnl Ae-
soul-lion of Manufacturers.
I’llll.AI‘Ii~:l.PliIA. Jim. tilt—Tho National
Association of Manufacturers in flit-min“
hcro has adopted the following rcsolutlons:
“Resolved, That it is the Nllltiil of the
National Asmciation of lllnnnfucturcrs
that the tariff laws should be revised :it
the earliest possible moment in order that
the uncertainty be removed, conildcnco
restored and business permitted to be re
vivcd.
“licsolvmiu 'i'hnt duties should ho made
such as shall bc consistent with ndcqnnto
protci-tion of our ninmil’nctnrim: nndu;:~
ricuitnrul imlustrios and the labor thcy
employ. The tariff should coniulnonly
spot-lilo illitics or mixed nil \nlorcniond
specific duties.
" limolvcd. 'I‘liat congress should be In
vital to rc-cstnbllshnnd oxn-nd tho systcm
of reciprocity, which may in- olnploycil to '
socuro for us tul'lil' favors in Latin-Amor—
ican and other inarkots in which “1' are
ihc lnrucst lloycrs while Europn is profcre
rod si-llcr sololy Inhriiso of thc lowvr wage
mics and lowci' [zl'lli‘l‘tlliiilSIJ-iilf production
in Europczin countries."
Torpedo linot’s Unofficial Trial.
Nl-Z‘d'l'itlt'l‘, it. 1., Jun. is «Now torpcilc.
hoot No. it has haul an imntlo-ial ti-inl owr
u unusurml i‘illlf'rit' a nautical mill.- lon::.
from Sands point to For! Adams. and at
talncd n. wi'wl of 27 knots an. llIvlll‘. 'l'hc
hunt. carried an owl-weight of ion tons.
and with this out it is thought that she
will crowd hcr contrnct all oil of ‘37“:
knots by fully n knot. if not mum. .l. (S.
lIcrrcshoil‘ and his son. Nut Ilvrrcshoif.
ucrv on the bout, :is well no i'ni‘min i'oii~
What of tho iol‘lzi-ilo station. ’I its Vibration
all. which I'l’liif‘ill'il tln‘ il-llll vii l‘l‘l'\'i'li‘.~‘ .
trials. has lawn ruliicuii to n, minimum.
and tho Sit‘t‘i‘llll.’pti‘ltf'Wi‘I‘kri pcrt‘c ll}. 'I'lo'
Illili'iill guwriimozzt lli.:l will like phi-u
Sillllll day in.“ week. 'Iflwi'n will ho no I».
nus to the lnlildcrs it r curvy sllt'i‘il.
A .‘Iystcrinua Shooting Affair.
Sax Flmh'i‘lr'i'u. Jun. z.‘>¢.~~i'. (7. Soul»
ham-en, an Unklnnd capitalist. who hm;
liccn tl‘mli'ii M. St. Ilillii"~ Im~plinl for :i
\wullii “lib-ii Ill‘ shill Will-3 “(‘1 iiii‘HlHIIY soil
iniiici’cil. (liml at tho host-ind ;;vsicrdn_\‘.
‘nnil at an autopsy ilw ls‘l‘nilis‘ ii :mi-nl
uni-o concluded that NHI‘tlllilIHi'Ii t‘nlllil not
possibly Iiimsolf Ioivc Iflilli'lf‘il illl' injury
from which ho liil‘il. .liisi lwi‘oi‘v hi4 ilmt‘si
ho tacitly oilinitiwl to tho physician that
ho Ilnil boon shot by :1 Woman. hut hc iii--
i'Iilli‘iI lo «Ilse-ms iIn- Maillot. s wing. “Uli.
llt‘\ i'l' llllllil; if is inn lull- now. "
Murder Sui-pools Arrcstml.
INIIIAVAI’UUH. Jan. '.5.~.'lhi- p Jicchnvo
('.:I‘i t’niw)‘. Iiilwzmi
I’hillii s liilii I nurn 5pm”, \\ lio lil‘l' Mil"
posml to know Mlllll‘ll‘lllg of tho !lllll‘ili‘l‘ ol'
l’rolil.‘ .\I. Iicdlnonil. ibv ills-man who \v:‘.-;
shot by an cscaplngr l‘nllln'l‘ Itl~i Friday
night. \i‘itni-cws from lii'ociin'ooil li-ll tho
police that IIni‘voy :iui Phillips ni‘c llxo
im-n who brought tho mppmmi Illllf‘ili‘l‘i‘l‘
to that town in n lumpy Hzitiminy illi'hl.
’l'lw \V‘Hflllill is bold {or information slot is
thought in pnvi‘ssna’ a mutual blind of
Harvey and Phillips,
Operations on the Kilo.
Sunday.
J. W. Jennings and N. l’i-ri‘y arc
filling their ice houses with ico tint1
inches thick.
A socixiblo was bold in i“. ll. ll in
ton‘s rooms. Friday night, Swift. of
[)unbnry. furnished mu~ic. ,
Charles Kemp urriwd homo from
Trenton, Inst. :inmlnv.
Thchslcrn Iinion Toll-graph cn'nv
puny iscmding several I'ortyhvo foot
poles in town.
Dr. Taylor conductm u oottugc pruycr
moi-tint: at Edgar lh'crs' residuum-nu.
Osborniown. Sunday :il’icrnoon.
Photographer Lewis. of Norwalk, has
taken tho photograph of tho incinbcrs of
the Blue Lodge.
Maggie Connery is visiting hor sister
in Westport.
William E Duncomh. of llmlriing
Center. «cont of thc (tontiinintul iii-inc
nncccompztny. was in town but woo-k,
'viint away bnmlsimo calendars.
“Mr. and Mrs. llarolil (lurpcutcr, «f
Wilkcsbnrro, lbs. and Edward Taylor.
of. New York city. mo tin- uunsls of
EVEIIIB SENTINEL
coupon.
Intitlinuto ouo‘mttem any size of No.
ll in ur name and a lures.
Out a“. (mindI maligr take it to ' %
Sturtevant’s Bars-In item
hm
Annalee ..............
PATTEBR He. too.
This coupon and it cents ”’5‘" soon a
pattern attiturtevant's. berth Main
an stmois. south hermit.
SIZE ~--IN
thoir parents. lit. and Mrs. G. L. Tay-
for.
CRANBURY.
There was a meeting in tho chnpil
lot-t night, cmnluctcd by Norwnlk broth-
run.
Ilium-hall Baxter jammed his foot bail.
ly. Tuesday. while cutting ice on Four-
ti'cn Acro pond.
Stephen Money is quite ill.
. ~—True,
not all lilo ciunrs arc wind. tinno um
mum]. others arc bcttni'. imp -rinl Crown
will be heard on those days.
I.o\‘lm.‘:. Jun. ‘35 ~~.\ ~;i»u-i:.l lo 'l‘lu-
Ilnilv Now-i from i'.iiro soys tlin! lht‘ cw
lipli i»: I'i-iilmlilg till ‘-\Hllii‘ll. i‘llllill'l‘li :ilni
\nlllnliliw’ {mm illnlllll‘lnnll Hilllli‘ Kiln.
.olipmili- lilmi'lmn. in I‘ll illiciil. lln' (‘Illt‘f
ci'i ol' Ix'orilul'aii, l'i'. Filler lili' innnoilinlo
IlilVlllli'l' i'l' lin‘ .‘l'.'.‘lil‘l‘:tfl'|tllllll fi‘l‘vw.
.\l illll “Illlllil Iris tic»: 'icii the main por-
Ilili oz‘ fili' livi'ln‘rlrn'rison nniigzuni'lo
.stivnmln‘li iln- fortifications :2: Unnlur-
mun, nliicb is living: sircnwln-ucil In ov-
l‘ry “n5" io~nil>lu
(“lilruun's l‘riglii "unlock.
l‘llii'.\i‘.u. Jon. 2‘4 Thu It‘l'ii‘t‘l‘lllili‘ll in
i'lilcuuo l'cplslorml ‘! «Ii-grows Iii-low worn at
noon, nilrop ol‘ l tic-.n'ci- ainwo ‘3 :i. m.
which was lhc big! cst point rum-boil dur-
ing! tho night.
out lllllo loipi' for n Illrillcl‘ lll‘ili‘l'llllnll,
nod nillluu‘ that tho but}; 'ntm'o will prob.
nllly H'mnltl ul about High;
iln' rust of tho wool.
Fatal linnuwny Acclilont.
llmln'nv. ('mllt. .Inn. 2's. ------ John Ml-
inlly injuml in n rihmwuv nrcidcnt which
Will to ho shot.
firirinnnnil m Ilsa Harms-ii.
llolu‘lnrs'i‘lan. N. ll . Jun. 'lli.~-.lolm ll}.
t-‘nlllvnn basins-o [mind irolllyof llw minim
Ill-r of Mrs, llntchvr mul In-r sun on Not.
March It: Imtwcin tliohourmi l‘» n. in.
and 1:: limit.
Two column helm-ruled.
Intros. Iflil., Jot
one of tho ltlnml i'ool mommy's Murmurs,
family. 'I'wo t'flllili'i‘li. ligrcil rcsroctiu-ly l
ilootb.
Noted "or-emu“ lined.
y-ls.
lihzcigars arcthc best. Try them .
CU".
'l‘lw signal M'I‘Yil‘i‘hulii-i
xi-ro mark for
clmcls, i'i'siilln'r nt iircnl l'lninu. was fo-
uns min-mil by tho llili'lii‘t‘“ lll‘i‘iihlllir as he
mm driving down it Avon hill. Uno of tho
town was instantly klllml. ninl IIII‘ other
if) lost (Ii .lli'mlow Ill‘onk. .Ilnlizc Honing.
ton acnlcnccd Hiilllinn to lu-bmmulon
lid—Jim iloutroyml
toucthcr with own thing belonging to tho
and ii vcnrs. wholi'ni livcn loft nlonc in
thc house by the nmlhcr. n'oi'o burned to
QUM'Y, III!” Jon. ‘l‘l m Wilshlillftnn
i'orbin. MW of thc pinnccr bur-cinch of tho
\vi-st and tho owner nlul iii-u I pm- of mi.
im-mnmvbl tlmi-tmiicm. Illril l:"l‘t' of mm].
lie was born in Kentucky 77 yum
...nooua
sOLp.
m
Flannelette
illi’lin‘ery
as!) ‘ ‘
Cloak Store!
In the Norwaiks.
We'havc placed on sale a large and
handsome line of
All new patternspriccs ranging from
79c to $1.50. ‘
We are also showing new styles in
Silk and Crepon Waists for evening
wear at very reasonable pl'lCCS.
'H. KRIEGR,
' Store in Mahackemc Hotel Block.
nounnuv
1-H:
LOWIIT . .‘
. . . PRIO I8
Pnnvau.
4.
Wrappers!
You Can Find
Christ-
.mas
Presents
For All
will do well
A.
NURWALK ,
WHEN looking for Christmas presents you
large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
and at attractive prices.
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in 'Norwalk at
to iuSpcct my stock, as I have a
You will find many
W. AU STI N ’5
JEWELRY Sronn,
CONNECTICUT
I
l
li‘orSaln by Tomlinson‘s drurz stow.
When in doubt what to use for
Nervous Debillty. Loss of Power,
Iinpotenty.Atrophv.Varicoceleand
other wcakncsses.ircm any cause.
use Scxmc Pills. Drains checked
and full vigor quickly restored.
‘ , If neglected. curb ironolu rcsult fatally.
A A... Mailed for 31.00;!) boxes $5.00. With
., . .. ' $3.00 orders We mvcaauaramec l0
0 R . an: or refund the money. Address
.h . .5”. 21-, I’EAL MEDICINE C0..Clcvclnnd. O.
Trains Le ave
in? EFFECT .t'l' NOON. JAN. 17. I“? l
SOUTH Normans Fou Saw Your;
A.‘.\i.-—»1ia:i.4 as. t 45.615.d so. 7 05. 'l as. s l‘).
u on. 9 3s, o as. in so. it 37.
P.1d -l'£ so. ill. '2 at. 2 M. 4 m s as. ten. 6 so.
nonmembers. .
sU‘SDAYS.
A. M.—-l'.l as i ta. 6 is. c is. P. ll.—s is. m.
o as.
Lam: New Your: rou Scorn Normans.
A. lil.»~—i-l 03. is no. n no. 7 to. s on. no). 1003. It on
11ml.110:l.l'1i|’.'.
I‘. M.——l m. ‘2 on. :i M :l :10. 4 02. t on. 4 303 5 o!
em. cos. 7 no. s M). o :, .
HUNDAYS.
A M.—12 03. e co. 7 :m. P. m.6 no.
Laws: Sourn NMN’ALK ron New Haven.
A. uric 40.1 ll. 6 3-2. 7 n. s m. a 11. to on. ll on
l-i‘).
REL-*HIV‘Z. 137. ans. no. 527. 627. "no.
s 41.9 n. ll 15.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—is l0.l.ll. 7 i2. 91‘}. Mi “71.5,
Dunbar lllvisiox ~l.i:,\vv. Ho. NilllWALK.
A. M.—-e 31.1mm. l‘. 3i.~ l iii. i 3'2. 512.5 52.
SUNDAYS.
A.M.'~9 '10. P.1d -7 an.
Lam: llaxnunr.
A. 3L—e no. 9 is, n in.~-l’. M. 1 30. air. ,
SUNDAYS.
A .ll.»—-s all. I’. llv o in.
HARPER’S warm
In I897.
Willi tho moi of lttli lInrpxr‘s Wot-Iii).
will have livwl forty ycnrs. in tlm‘ tinn-
it hits [lili’llt'llllllt'il Will] all llu- '/.i~.~iI and
power of its command in the izronl. polili
i‘ill ci‘cnls of line Illilhi lllLI‘l‘i'*~lllllz .‘lllll lin»
porinul iwrnul III I llt' bi~lory of Illl'i'ullllil‘)’
ninl ll has sprcml In-l’orc ils l‘i'zllll'l'x‘ llm
nm'ompiisilint-iris of M'li'lli’i', arts and Ii'l
ll'l‘u l'nr lin- instriiciinn of tho llllillllll iniml
moi of liizilllIi-rs.
\thl ilic \i’ci-kly hm ln-i-n in its spirit
and purl-ow. :ln lIn-w linvc hwn marlin-~-
lwl principally in its ciiilorinl [111:1'3, ll
mh conilnin- to ion
II i~‘ impowilili- to nnnolincv “‘lLil [inn
('ialil‘.) nil llml lln- mwkly will conlniu
illiriuir lln- \‘i-ni' infill”. II Wrri- an row in
nonunivi-v what is lllmlll to lunnpcn in Iii.-
nnriul. \vlnu triumphs for urn-ii govt-cit
in. or arc in iw Won. who! mlvonm-s of inc
:n-uplv llI'l‘ (.2 ln- "Lulu, ulml i» in lm illi'
outiwniunl lln- c llllllliiIIl-i Mrngrric lw
I\\'i‘l‘ll Illl‘ Mplt‘lls HI \illt‘ lHIil ln‘m'v, \"lllli
is to llHi‘lll‘Il in thc for Hunt. “hr-l is to h:-
iln- sligh- of I'.|l|‘ltlli' lm'lvo liiolitlis Iicni'v,
\vbni iww lnnrvcls of wovncc nl'c lo lit' to
vrnlwl. or n lull ow to bo'lbc mrliii-voincnta
Ml Iil‘l .. :iiul l"lii‘l‘-. for lin- \Vcckly is to law
:r Itll‘lhl‘lill rm uni of all Ibis.
l‘nr'ounu mil common to in; n l'cnlnrc.
5. roll Morin-s; .\ Now I'Inummi ~Jory
by Miss llnry i'}. Wilkins will Iii-gin in
.Imill‘uy. A Itili‘ of n. (in-ck I'Iil'lsiiil:
minim-l thl- 'l'ili'lq‘s. Irv \Ir. If. I'. lotion",
lbc lillillltl' of “Dodo." mil follow. ,\
tunnel in "l'Iu' Iiuilscrliont on tho Haw,“
by Mr. John limolrn-l. linings, illustrated
by Mr. i‘cirr Nun-H,
Morn-hurt rtol'ilw will :ipw'nt in Ilii‘
Wovhly than 1" bus liccn possible in put).
Ii~li during WM.
Ilcpnrilm'lils: Mr, \V. H, llnwoiik
”Info nml In'ilcrs“ inivo inn-n :iinum; tho
most i'lllll'lnilli; Ii-nlni'm of criminal lilo-
rnl‘ll‘i'; Mr. iii. S. Martin. moi i:illi';<i mil
ljlilli"liilllt‘ nilwti'nllolm nil \\ im' in union
on in “This Illiny \Voi'lulf‘ “Alimicur
Sport” will rwtnmn the [Host iniimrtnnt
ilvonrtmv'nt oi its kind iii thc country.
The Weekly will mnlmnc to tin-writ In
Its rcmlivrs the World's twin mint lnlcrcsl‘
llllz in Anwricnnu. to innlw iingwrlnnl ml.
Valium in Ith Illi' Ilh't‘or}; oml liriintic
Inatorcu. and to I‘vlnln for "‘4'“. the It‘tlli
lnu nbwoin the illliutrzitcil jmrnnlion of
the World.
Newwnpcrsnrc nut to copy this mlwr‘
tisemom without the «sou-cw order of
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Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
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0131!
CASTORIA.
fierce.”
Mothcrs whose children are troubled
with bad colds. croup or whooping
cough will do well to read what Dr. R.
It]. Robcy. of ilnlcy. life. says on this
subjoct. Ho writes: “For years we
havc usul Chamberlain's Remedy, and
always keep it in the house It is re-
iznrili-d in our family as a specific for all
kinds uI colds and coughs." The :25 and
50 cent bottlcs for sale by G. U. Stillson.
i cuitnnru's disco:
Mother Gray. 3 New York Nurse. Gives Soulli
Norwsik Mothersihe Benedict Experience.
'I‘Iicrc is a remedy for children’s ordi.
nary ills. known at the drug stores as
Mother Gray's, Sivcct Worm Powders.
which is very popular among South
Not-wail: mothers who havo used this
ill“lili‘lllt‘ for tho past five seasons. Moth
or i tray. for many ycars a nurse in tho
i‘liililrm‘s llonic in New York, thc ori
ginuloruf these powders, (lovotcil lIn‘
host yours of her life to treating tin-
inany children's nilun-nis which so often
snow to hot notice in her capacity as
nnrso. 'I'hc rcsult of her Imporicnu-
sbc has given to the world in her Mothv
or (ii-giy'stiwcct Worm l’owdcrs. Tliuso
powricls am now pluccd in all drug
stores. and mothers cvr-rywhcro new and
praise thcm and toll othormothcrs ltllolll
ibcm. 'lThcy euro fcvorishncss, diur-
rlnna. bml stomach. constipation. hood-
aohos and all stomach and bowel
troubles. They cleanse the stomach
and bowcls. and if worms exist positive»
iv ilcoil‘uy thcni, and by cicansinrz .thc
r-‘ysiom do ihochild good in any event.
Mothers. ask at your drug store for a
twcnty-iiroccnthox of Mother Gray‘s
chct W: Irm Powders. and usc thorn in
your family. The} nro pleasant to take
and harmless as milk. A trial package
will be wilt loan for trial to any mother
who will address Allen S. Olmsted. Le
Roy, N. Y.
Mother’s Delight With Hand's Colic Cars.
Harmonia. MAHH,, ll. :50. 'il5.~llnnti
Mmlicincilozw'd wishtosny that 1 pro»
cnml a sample bottle of Dr. Hand's Col;
ici'nri-aml :nn dclightcd with It. My
baby is now four months old.snd has
imll'cml ovary day of her short life with
colic. l have tried almost everything
cvcr brunt of. but can truthfully nary
‘lhnl onvthznul linvc triml cannot coin»
porn with Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure.
The ts:-
stalls
signature
of
ll on
ever]
trapper.
Yours rosin-ctlully. Mrs. (l. (l. Miller.
:58 Arch tit." bloldhy all llrugglstsfillc.
‘ ~~lemas
W ’
was man
the Appointment .7; 7
muted by W, i '
inst—Kin: can ‘ma’ ram-a, _
man and flu! mum
WAEflllfll'l’OH. Jan. “Hummer!
ler, chief justice of the United Wan-
prcme court, and David J. m m
slate justice, have been nominal!!! mam ’
missions“ to serve on the arbitraliztbu- ‘
halappointed to determine them
line between Venezuela and British W
The'suprcrnc court at ,a funnel Mug, »
has officially agreed upon these'sslectiom.
The noininntlon of Chief Justice Fuller
was made subject to the approval 0! ‘Veu-
ezueln. as is provided by an summit-lit to
the original agreement. President Creme
and his cabinet have signified that! Mr
ance of Mr. Fuller.
During the final work on the treaty un-
der which the arbitration will be multilat-
ed it was decided to insert the mm! of
causes in
JUSTICE FULLER. JUSTICE BREWER.
the commissioners in order that the work
of cxpcdltinir organization unvihc trims ‘
action of business might be bummed.
The second article of thcrmrircmcnt pro-
vidos that two lititllliwl'sl of the tribunal
shall be nominated. by the judgcs of the .
supremo court of the lfnitori States and
two members by tin: British high court of
jiistico. A clause providcs that judges of
either conducting court may be selected
as commissioners. Tho supreme court was
requested to (ii-signals its nominees in ad—
mum: of tho conclusion of the treaty and
bct’orc its submission to the Venezuelan
congress. i‘hicf Justice Fuller and Asso-
i'lmu .Iii,.-tici‘- lirmvor \wrc named by their
judicial collmgucs.
Was Not Unexpected.
Tho sclc-ction of Messrs, Fuller and
llrcwcr has not. lzocn altogether unexpected.
'l'iio fornzcr holds thc highcst judicial po—
sition in tho i nitmi stall-.3, and no othm'
chub-o could Il'ii'” given the tribunal the”
llll‘yilf‘iillli‘l‘. which lmiviil ('ulifcl' by reason
of bisollicc. )lr. lirewvr, as chairman of
tIlr‘. special Vclioiilelun mnziiiiission. has
pcrham ohtninul a better insight into the
Illi’i'lfs of tho control-ray than any other
man in public Iiic. Ho is also a jurist of
high attainments and with) ("rips-riches.
\Villli' Illt‘ 11 final li-m'lii of King Oscar
to arm as tho fifth arbitrator has not
lice-n gin-n“ it is unilcrstoml that an int!-
inntloll bus low-n rccvivml that he will M-
W)". All ilnlicotimis point to the nomina-
tion by trzo British high court of Sir
Charis-s lliisscll and Sir Franklin Lock-
wood as tl'li' tWo tin-tubers to be choscli by
that lzody to complctr- tln- tribunal.
Sir (lorries Russell is lord chief justice
of England and holds the same relative
position as ("Iiiof .Iihtlift' Fuller. He visit- -
i‘il this country lust smniuvr. and in con- 7
junction with rir Franklin Lockwood and
.It‘~'i'pll ('baiulwrlnin is said to have met
Soon-tarry ()lnuy in Boston and arranged
tho plan for submitting the Venezuelan
i'i‘illlenllilll in itrlllifilll'ln. "The 8W“
which now form“ thi- basis for the treaty
was drawn up at that, tinn».
Tho zu‘l‘llnl signing: of the treaty will oc-
cur within :1 low days. The necessity for
basic has iii-on :iwrtcil by the fact that o
spocinl session of the Venczncinn mom
was not mIImI. 'l'hzit. body will not con-
vcnc until hub. to. The ncxt steamer for
In ilnayam will mil Feb. '2 and will take
lhc trcnty to Famous.
The Vendetta In Chinatown.
Sn Fll.\Vi‘l~I'n. Jun. ::e.-——Cbinntown
is ”nil-t, but a rrsmnption of the vendetta
berm-on the Sum Yup and Sec Yup corn-
pnnils is oxprclctl mo". The Chinatown
district is lli‘llltl unnrilmi by a large fame
of [llllll’l‘. ntn! ailfl‘ec'lfll highhimlefl are
t'lnu'ly watt-hm. Big Jim. the londingSeo
\‘iip mnn, probably will he the mist vita
tim. 'I In- 5.1m ans have offered a reward
for his lli’illl. not limousi- lw has been par-
ticularly will-miw. but lit-mum: ho is rich
.‘iIllI inlluunliai, and his dmth will parfly'
i-ninpcihnlo for ilw Ins-a Hf Little Pele.
Ilmli‘cnnril; .‘tf‘l‘ in (It'lmlflil by prominent
I'Iiiin-~i~ of both I'ulllltiiflli'ri. who donut
;lppmr on tho Sil‘i‘i'is‘ unlms guarded.
Palmer Arrested In M. Mail.
51'. Inll'lc'. .Izm. zen—Arthur l’nlmorof
Xv“ Y: l‘l; \\;H :irro-to'rl :it tho l’lanters'
hon-l Ilhl norm. Hu- is n liltilllrlllfllii. well
rim-nor.) 1mm of if. ' iz'r-nml Imil been at.
tho howl :r nick. wuzéstvcing under the
union of Paul Jam-'4. ‘l he nrrm was mud.
on o. loin: iiioiltifl‘t' It'll-ltlmllt' int-mugs from
Slii'rit’f Julmwu of \i’mrnlicoicrmmniy, N.
Y.. who will“ that I’olmcr murdered illn‘
muiiwr, firntln'r and sintvrnlmui nine day-
liitn :tIIil lli‘il. 'i'In- “infill" inlr‘plmual "it“
I’oilncl' ii: if liwn :rarosl to r-‘t. Inlli‘.
l’nliner is snppood to ho ill-mm.
A Not-hie “Welding.
PHILADELPHYA. .lnn. Bus—MI“ Praline
Matilde. Ill-slim, ii'nmrhti-r of Henry W.
Illusion. tho saw nnmnlnctnrcr. and Wii»
linm Hart. l’rliilon. :im’mnnt trimmer of
tho lli-ri-aiitllo 'l't‘ilsi. onnoany of New
York. mire nmrrtwi at ill.» r‘imtfrvfll hotel
in this city last night. 'l'ho “Hiding m
It fashionnblo :itl'nir. and iii-Mimi hundred
gum-ts from this city. .Vcw York. "mk-
lyn. lloltlnmn- and 'lrvnton worn present.
'i'lw «orvmony Was [it"l'fummi by first. J.
ilii Witt, Worry. [stator of (fab!!! BMW
chumli, (ii'i‘trmfltnwn.
rm on“... _ .....n~..........
flurslan Ilcid For Trial.
Mini-limos. i'milin Jim. ”nu-W
Rim of Mitiiili'flrvlai. who Wm! M
oilm'ucd with imntinrlilflg ihfl been a
Mrs. L'Jm'wl'nfl the night of Jan. id. in!
gifitll n heuriurrbeiom Judge Coleus and
twirl in lid/‘00 full for the April med
the suwrhvr mun. iln admitted his 3.11..
“will!“ Fox of Wasted and hire. 1m
Mnymmn of Westtleid. Mam, who I” .
nth-slot! as m‘f‘t'fiflfl'llffi. were militia,“ .
tailolmil.
“mime Armand.
lintnro, Jim. mi *3“!!! eight superm-
m of Erin tummy Whit "M. a M]! to
New York in womb of a “mania-at
suniptlon lumpitai null win: are mild“ ‘
"mulling tin-tr tinny and the pflbiitgm . ’
in janitorial; were arraigned infra"! m L
Justice King. 0m of the antiserum ”II“
rvh Skin-mismatch”
Norwalk Chronicler