impossible titi —-vis.. provide
redemption lor all um.”
currency in the country without having
the advantages for doing so pertaining
insulation-illuminant thelrill prepared
by the monetary commission is no bet-
ter.
”These men when placed in position
to give them great influence in crises
such as this tall: or 'teutative meas-
urss' and fall to do the only thing uos~
sible to solve the problem-viz. put the
responsibility tor the redemption of all
forms of paper money upon the banks.
This is the only country on earth where
It in not done. .
"no: lisnltins and currency commit-
tee. it it reports any hill whatever. will
insist that the hill it represents shall
out the redemption of every dollar of
currency upon the banks.”
POBTOFFIGE FRAUDS. .i
aurora-sat Slay lave boat lull-as
nraagn lousy Order, lmgaiaeitlos.
Washington. Jan. K—The goremrnent
has been robbed of many thousands 0!
dollars by a oyatem of iaire returns on
pmtoi'ilce money order acmuntn.
How extensive the robberies have
been or: how many Mtoilices are in-
volved can only be determined after a
laborious investigation. involving the
complete overhauling oi the accounts
oi every money order onlce for more
than three years and the examination
of every money order. As more than
75.000.” money orders have been issued
, in that time the task is formidable.
The frauds have been made possible
by the system under which money or.
dor accounts have been audited and
vet-tiled by the nluhs alone. and the or-
dera themselves were not examined.
it was possible tor a olerlt to issue an
order tor W and turn in a stub which
showed that only it or some other email
aum had been issued. He vould pocket
the diluent-e. and detection was not
probable.
When Remy A. Castle. formerly poet-
rnsater at Bi. Paul, heroine auditor tor
the postollioe dopartmont last June ho
looked into the system of auditing
money order accounts. Deputy Auditor
Law-lie and Chic! f‘iorlt Bishop found
there were nine ways in all in which the
government mold be robbed under the
system then in voguo,
Some oi these methods would require
collusion between tuo waists-tern,
0(th Would requiro- miluainn iii-tween
postmaators and employees of the audit-
ox’s other. and still other. could be atto-
roaofully worked by a postmaster or
money order Merit alone.
'Mr. Castle introduced a new Intern,
an essential part of whirl: was the com-
parison of each money order with its
stub. This involved ll‘llli‘h delay in the
annulment of accounts. hot it was re-
garded as the only way to prevent
frauds.
Tho poatmasters were not notified. but
the now system was quietly put in oper-
ation Jan. 1, Almost at unor- irregulari.
tiea wow lound. Mr. i‘nntle unit] this
attemoon that whiio ho mulrl form no
idea of the [Mill amount tiw goyornment
hail “lost it would probably run into
millions.
Mr. i‘aaile laid he bellow-«l too mon
could uwrhaul all tho old «trauma in
a your. autl he will suit «mourns for an
inorraae in inrro to within him to do
this work.
» room-lemma» ger-
szm, ; ”m. on
(iii-um iron: ill}: bill the pro-
uw imposes ”additional duty
. him into the United
‘ ii an export bounty had
‘ c' which was intended
~ ”to cover the sugar mum
and other European
of this provision has been
. . the importation of Get-
mo ; _
‘ "‘ Barton vox ‘rtilBLli’ANN.
than hast sugars into the United States.
M It in believed in administration oir~
eies it is largely upon thb'lorrmnt that
.the German government is necking the
, abolition or all hountiea on common
We. Besides Germany. Pram»,
Witt. Austria. the Netherlands. Deni
with“: and Spain pay bountioa,
most’ot them on beet may.
8am yon Boliehen, the new German
MW. has called at tho stale do.
. MW and (llamas-d isril‘l matters
k with Ur. Hanson. the special reciprocity
. We
it Is not likely any mention: will hr
siren on sugars nor on anything until
the Berlin government removes the re-
strictions as American beef and cattle.
——.-——.&
oo'aoaegs PROCEEDINGS.
. . Isaac" sa‘til‘yb Calvin.
"Worm-lam bMJQItItn n.
the senate Ieasion was a’ipcecu «to-tie.
and try Ilr. Teller at Colorado regard,
ing press reports tilt the MGM mom
in make It appear that Secretary Gage
hat! tendered his resignation as a mom-
in o! the cabinet to President Itrkin-
lei were a part of a ronspimry or the
Silver men to disrupt the whine! and
{route dim-loll between tho president .
IN MI “Vile”. hit. Toller branded
the publication as an insult to tho advo.
rates of the tree minage or other, He
who flaw that the profildiml and
lecrstsry Gage wm in run srmrd upon
the fianciai question. He attacked the
Rmhllean party heeauso it was a por-
ti advocating the gold standard anti
espresssd his intention of dolor sit in
his power to defeat the parts in 1m
and to drag the present administration
from power. because the pulloy or the
. part was. in his opinion. inimimt to
i “too anti highest interest: or the
m “ the ignited Staten. on, protwimr of anatomy oi the Mom-
Ur. W at Itawsacltuswtts intro- Mill limit“! v'ullt‘fii', nonresident of
lilo“ . hill to WHO for "w votintrnv— ’the board of health and "no of tho most
.m u . ‘W rnhlo from thin prominent pivyaiu-zsun or thin rity. war
mm in the "van.“ ialands and lataiiy allot yntordny afternoon by
. ‘kfll. Cl.” m Auntrslia. The hill Hrs. hlary ilauhrinli. a widow. Attot
.1 ' ‘ NW! of “mm . y“, luv shootinn lir. lingers the woman sent a
~~ m" on the service to llawali anrl huiiot through h" "‘1' heart. 7'"
537 " additional ”5." a your lor the ""m' "' tho """dy is rolled "’ the
' “mantis rt line for tho osionsion “WIN "watery.
of tilt lingo: Japan or .iuoiralln. A! 1"" "Wm“ "“WM "V“ "'4‘"
m h] "h, War! M iii» "Wilma: Ioniphis. on the hsnhli of Non-
lfl Wain the "Hill fmailclo route will vrmnah ””k ”MW” war: the "RWY.
.“IW‘ [A 'll‘mfl‘ find ml “"94 ”it”!!! “'7" l"
The fnllfiivitig humiliation! «are "h "" “”‘nflwfl M tho ”mmhd min
Mud "an ill! me. "m", K'nhm his rrios for help rrnrhod their
m of finasylvaaia m h, Iuwn.irlifl. sud ho wua mm! into a huggy
tum or um mm m l’hiiaulelphil; “mi "will“ i" "l" "W-
“it!!! n. "mm "7mm, M ”Wm". iir, linger- a‘ss ilhni in the hauls, the
till! I. m diatrii-t M "4",," Arthur lmiioi striking tho wins] miuinn. The
(l '7‘” M New thi in in is i'ltfl'llllh body M m" unfortunate ”mm” “u” i"
in m a". and "um“ ii. "saw u, mmmi to the lumw oi whim-w. ’l'he
'imsiitla to in an assistant ours-um in ""9”" ”WW“ "’ "" ”"Wm' M"
the ldfltflm or her Malina. "More
at”... We in an loose. lspsing into unmnusiouaness Dr. lingers
Weir“ service donate mntinuod
blamed hi" (or tha- deed. The right
W“ the m w the how All hand Miller and woman wan ungimmi,
ethane is its a lime tor its termination
showing that she tools smoio pmsution
tailed. and it is main now in run out “‘" "” “WW "“""“"'""‘ "m"
an: oasis. The lawns: in the dis-
noi mimrryi lire, iianiirinlt us styl-
doss list seeds to in wanins.
A MYSTERlOUS TRAGEDY.
Prominent Insani- nest-tan Iliot by a
Woman, Who Iiiio llorseil.
Memphis. Jim. 5 hr liliepp A Rog-
tiiltly timed. it is not that tho wo.
msn was inisiuotwi with the physician
and on our not-salon list throstoned her-
» l
I It . illileii self in his present-s.
W. liartmi (Row M
View them.) or Itas. W It VIM»
in m of the law: Kirsch. 7‘. Y.. 1s», inhuman have
' m rm.) mum rm, moo Miter raid in amm Myst-h, The
Ml oi India“. Inhany lite” Milit‘lml visor wound was that mam
1m, ”on ”ma or it" of tit-loge t’. Inmate. a wall known retro
Mill" (Danni at flow l’orii idem. All the Poetry in the ham wsa
W to arts Itr. Kerr mom or lulu». 1’!!- Mirsisn- ovum the More
, ~ j‘ angst“. Mm.” not 9.. with the aid of in indoor WWll they
um, ' ,stoie iroiu adioining promises. ‘l'lwy
” a may at the rmmitln mi wort— trtgiiteoni hr lire. Martino and
. in»: W s hill "lentil: loom out oi's window and mood.
“In; munitions. and! 1
¢ MWflflylorraiini-do u.fi.um,
W "W _ lien-in. me, Jan. l.-~.lsines a. slit.
, ‘ mm It If. 30*!!!” mn, the "wear-void tom tom who
.“W’ is «manhunt-situation m
'5 i mt tort» «underarm» motors"
wits. itrs. titani- on. our Gait. on
wk taking his turn tell-
ing where” he first met his wife and
how. or. it he had‘uotiset her. telling
how he would like to. At last they
meiothehoiaslisstatsnlnthelot
him for a story. because ivy common
acceptance only the mutual move in
the charmed circle oi romance. How-
ever, he on; not wait to behind.
"i gum i was the hashtnllsst man
on the earth's surface."] he said. ‘with
a slight hitch in his speech. "and not
much prettier than i was nervy. and a
man like that has got uphill gotn' all
the wsy when he tackles anything in
petticosts. Well. there was a girl in
Baltimore that i set a lot by. but some
how i got worse every time i saw her.
more particular ii i tallied business to
her. One day l pest-ted up and told
her she ought to get married. it was
the truth too, tor site was gettin' older
every minute and was already [that
lhli‘ty. and l was two years older.
She wasn't pretty enough. either, to
fade a carpet. but she had good health
and good sense ‘ and hi a'bcen glad
enoughto had her if M had the net-yo
to ask her. Well, when i told hot-she
ought to get married she told the she
would il i would ilnd‘n man for hot.
Wanting to let her soc i had her best
interest at heart i got to work and in a
month i had a right nice widower
with three children settin’ up to her“
tor all he was worth. Then he salted
her and site came right to trio with the
news and she was the growiulioot my
than i ever am. Said she couldn't tell
the how grstolnl she was. said it it
hadn‘t been ior inc she hover would
have found a man to marry; said alto
couldn't tell Ine how graieiul she was;
said there wasn't words enough; said
she was so gratoiul that aha would be
willing to marry mo Instant! of the hi
(lower; said-what she didn't say any
more. it was my turn than. and some-
how the idea that somebody else was
going to sit her giro me the and i
needed in my crow and I just reached
out ‘and tool: her in. That was ten
years agaand all i'm sorry for now in
that i lost so much time i’ooliu‘ around
bolero i got her." .
is CONSUMPTION CONTAGIOUB'.’
With pulmonary consumption tho
dust of the dried oxpectoratiou is in»-
lined to he the direct medium of in-
fection. Considering the widespread
a at. that material in
’rrowded cltlos. and the thouaantls who
breathe bacilli everywhere they may
gov—ill street rare, sleeping "bonito, ho-
leis. parlors. rhurchoew-snd taking
into account tho alarming bulletins oi
ambitiously active health boards. it
would appear that the disease should
he weiinigh universal. it is a anti;-
lartlon, howowr, to know that the
. rhnnree oi infection with a hoalthly
portion a :- ao osrmuiiugiy email as not
to me mutton. much loss reuse- al—
arm. ith awry u-ominunirablo (Nil-
oaso it a question of sowi taking
good root in tho properly proparoti
soil. Espwlaily is this tho CilM‘WlUl
phiitlslo. Tho clogrw u! titai rosisi‘
auto iv tht' ml riomrnt of promotion,
Whon liwro is no preparation of ill
null by hormlilar)’ predispooitiun or
lowered health standard, tho lual'n'lolt
mil in amply guariiml again»: nttuoli.
Othorwiso no our would iw sat» on)"
where. ’i'lio roai good that may unitit'
truth the agitation oi the question at
contagion in this disease in the oppor-
tunity ufloniml hwnlili hoards of «luv
outing lilo vlt'liniu to tho "I'W’niillll'
liniilto oi rimniinmo. whirls in Hull
Vlllllltl i'iitti‘ll will outlet-rt lilo tumoiiiliilion
oi tiiurtniuuliug tho got-nus. Ii tiw ul-
liinutn rosiili «hall luv nothing tum‘v
tlmn llw ulmllilmi ol tlu- olmmitmhln
ituiiit oi pt'umim-tmtm spilling in Ill”!
lir mnvoynuroa amt lWi‘lhlilyvi‘mimtv‘
ilm limwut lll'lliil‘ii‘illl m-nru- moy )I'l
oil-mum» in tho gri-uiosi iwnri’ii‘m ”l'
lamest ”Nilflfl’r.*‘l’l'. slowly in tin
lv’urum.
liAlll’llll'il WEEKLY.
liming January ilarpor'u Wm'ltly
will «mouth it norm oi amt-ion on sm-
ateur athletios in the Wm. by t'nspsr
Whitney. who is now making a tour
oi the world in tho inmm oi the
Weekly, on well ill a pawn by Mr.
Whiinoy on ”The industrial Movoment
in Japan." Other features oi pariii'u‘
lsr interest will bo srtivies entitled
"Tho hiatus oi Enron in ('hina.” ivy
William liliot Grills. on "Ari-oats Kor-
ea on llorsehsrlt," by W. ll. Jackson:
and s two-page illustration oi the my
tiruntl (Mum railway station. now to
pinch" at construction in New York
wily.
'i'liiill) llMl. 1'0 iiiiiii'i'til..
ll. ii. ltolrlilns. rim president and
director at the New itugisml ltnllrmoi
company. is authority for the stair-m
limit that the third rsii electric service
will be extended irotu New Britain to
Bristol. and that thriving tours will
soon be mounted with ilsrttord ivy
s rsoiti trasait service.
hallo Wall" Willi” Pitstfl'itzfl.
The new smory mutation prevent
hast mines in the smarter nus,
days The rout-tit augment (Whaler
aadlihprdlyseemednsosnsryioulf
m ECLIPSE“.
\Vlitm it buy with, olM'tirm ilu' Mill.
Nothing. lmwovor. t'tlli
olsmuu tho height and shining alum trust.“ pronoun-d in on
emit of
Ladies' Footwear.
we .yhailongo mm min a: at otrory hlill' "out. Our style» urt-
q; new at a min ll root trout “to mini: our mull-n all funds and
tuning an it atumy immnlmg; our :mmuwui uxvnrlotl hill!
3??
A
lottery to in it» midi-«as; our tuition in mild ma rlltflttfitm'e
. t; and our pritut an inviting no u {ta-st.
atomifi NEW SHOE STORE.
Estalillaliati
in: KRIEGER STORE.
l2": Wanltiuuton nit-wt. South Noru'alk.
m
Established
Great Hearing out solo of,
Cloéks and_1l_fiiiline
,._.......~-
You can buy any one of .our latest style
Jackets
For one~haif of the regular stilling price.
it. KRfEGER,
lit letting Cloth ind lillinery Store.
Mahacltetuo Hotel Block.
South Norwailt.
hoarstouoaahstouadsusudlsssvsriotyot
Kao‘ntm China
lathshtsstlhap'audbseoratioas.
“loom no Wave
in [nubile lhapes and coloriaga.
In two pieces alike.
so you avoid the unplaasautnaas of your neighbor having
ihssamsasyou.
Cut Ethos.
bottoms,
The lurgral sssoriatsntothas ones in the town oilorwolit.
tantalum
uilntltnti.
«FnEtcHT LINE»;
Nash 8-
’ Van Sco
BITW EEK
I
i €
ills
Norwuik, Son
‘1
in“
_ tit Norwnik,
and New York.
s
«y, i. (his? Lo lim‘LL'”
w»:
o
1 '. t . j
, , if .,
Dr. HUG H
m m.
Will u m n brunt-h oi his lliiuhur oilioo at
int-cu .um out. may»: mirror. or
WALL ”1'. The lior r will glw lite 5)!li
aitonthmioiiie . ionof
W m
U! ma.
nutty, [MIMI] and limit!
ulv' EM‘H WEEK.
His olive hours will in- from ii a. in. to l p. in.
All mile-ring inwu dwtoclivo Vihlllll should
(«Insult tutti lilill!‘ till-troy“ U’illl'd and pmpor
glamu ilttmi.
“ "m9 mm mass
i'um lummuin. WM 0, Hillillt'llllliilllih. l-Ipi’
topiary, murmur}! 'l‘rlmlu-q. Norton» null Hit-it
llt'aiinrlw um! ntinvr umimllrs, mpwinlly when
til it lit’l’Wllll romplvxinu.
With ilu» :till nitlw llilt’ill imprm’ml vlmlrit'
lustrumvnu oi .Iitnorim'o and Eumpe'u Ml
II'Illlnla, ln- ln uiin'vkni to not your «ymigiit
ni'iontillt'nlly.
onto. i8 tau Strut, iomii.
Biiuiiiui innit" N
it Will. mus
I
Are sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things um'ertholess. We don’t
want to seem boastful imt we are
proud of our Mark. ii» worked hard
to got it-we didn't take what was
thrown to us. That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.
Pniutors' suppiios. glass. «to. paint-
paper hanging and dot-crating.
13.13. GORHAM,
10 FIRST M'EXI’E.
East Norwaik, - - - Connecticut
ozfiaigir“
All ilw lanttity of :m tl'n’n
I’lrr nl ”ll' "mi hi it":~ than
0" cm Pllt Bonn.
[Multit‘ ”to but? ”i :iiiji' nil
~ltwr.
Just what you want.
An Open Fire
Gasoline Heater.
('u" and Nut ii unfit.
Norwalk Pattern
& Man'fg Co.
:05 Worthington St. - So. Sorwalli.
William C.Jesse,
168 WASHINGTON STREET.
80in Axum for
my
wmmm Alli) \‘i’ljltZlil'lltiBR.
lloiiwml in iiulk to liw 'l’rsgir.
Aim in ironies to only part oi‘ iiw c ity
or vie-iniiy, light. it nor mm.
llsrlc. moral to lullml’ii'tl. “.25.
Pro pt atimlion gift-n to
/ mil orders.
mm
A r hasty. Ins lamb’l
lssa‘tl’i- is mountains
Formerly it «only in sale ,
was employed :liisilyoioe ..
and babies' oloakavhiilhiifl
lobahsd in dark onion and m
and is rot-y warm and light. The A _
Mlthasisthotondencyloms
arcade” , whiehsharo-tohopioid‘
Short ripen. or galleria-s. (or m.
wear are brilliant and olaborata _ ‘
They usually accompany some.
strical styio of hat and arena ‘
A model designed to go wlth a.
and white hst’ot'oomwicaioti
nan. Gown. ~
is of pink iuiroir velvet. it is flat—that ll. '
not rippled—and is cut in four large sq!-
wltli pink and white leather trimming.
toll and linlly, tin- collar being matte to
match. The body of tho polorine. which,
just mow the ahauldors, in embroidered?
with silver admins and crystal M iii is
largo and striking pattern.
Sleeves an,- snowing steadily smaller.
ii'hilo a «omit: amount of iullneas is still
won at the top. it is more and more at tho
nature of separate trimming rather than a
port 0! tho sheave it-toif. Romeo. atrial!
pulls and various kinda of slate tape!”
the representative arrangement of tuna-a
tor the sleeve. Probably by spring those
will ho dimmed with altogether.
A picture is given of an orculnggown
for is young girl. it is of accordion platted.
pink mount-line do sole over pink satin.
The platted okirt is plain. ’l‘ho bodice.
which is cut square at the neck. has a yoke
of omliruitlurul gnipttre, the downhill”
being ridged byarui‘llo of pink mousssllue.
Tho short shores consist of small pnfla of
pink moumiiuo drawn undora band of
guipuru. Thu soft. belt is of mammal.
Witt-t. J Hill" OWL
“thaws FAN‘CIES.
looming Bowls. Receptio- Toilets -d
Weddiag Lulu.
Fashion in as strict in "goal to mourn:
lug commie-i as elm is with r to the
’oniinary sum, although it main stem .
that wear-ms of deep mourning should . .
rsoiupt trout earn in such mature.
z'tlt oi gowm and wraps and the ‘75“ ’
hate and tunnels aminfluenoedllytb ”
tailing mode. although the most
and elegant mourning is always the aim
plwt. Biark fur is permitted. and than
(V.
liliilui. 00.3.
are now all many variation of drill mm!
and worstmi any: that English craps may
be dlill'llml with in n um nioaaln'l.
lien-opium gonna are wry elm! and
original lliia mm. oft-m recalling histor
loot uiiidvls. 'l'ho hmtmmtetimasohoosm
a part iruisr siylo oi attire—empire. tndor
or othor—nml clings to that tor is! met»
lion Millet». relying wioly ulna film
ui mim- and trimming ior varlsty.
Prim gown: are more and note a la
motto. “weirdly for '15th will“. Whit.
satin is. at mum. mongrel-wail mount.
as usual. 'i'invn' in so in any flint ,
llblllnli as tar as that m m shy at
limiting in simple in the cam and
log to tho inst utodels, lint “rental!”
of 11W Minn-so twill». little! hm
'l'ho train is muslly mail and Wing.
'l'lro gown [anions ah the little 0', V .
mwir, down the middle ol' the” ”fill
lav'ings or lruitons. The collar lit , “i0
i
tiore Thurst. Pimple»
Copper Colored apots.
Mus. (lid Sores. Virus in lionth.‘
iisir l’siiiss. Write molt REMEDY,
(50.. ill Itasonio Temple. titties”. iii.
tor stools oi curse. Capital. 3500.001;
Worst Cases cured in is to 35 days.
loll-page book free.
mm
4.7.4..
”NW“ long. Mill «rally laro If I“ ‘
than par "murmur.
An illustration is given of t ‘ . ‘
um". "I while nun. It ism latti- sets»
ros- styiv and ha- a long. natal”. m
italic-v. whloii (“unis at its in“ I“ M
two largo silvor buttons. is Wt!“
at thorium under a emollient or
law ml: with orange hm .
rio-o slwrm are wrinkled around ”it
per on» and intro nape mm“
min pisitisas and a out at
mt sad wrist mail on at isss.
elm oi linings hula-sins srs slow
at tho wrists. Jlillli.‘ «my .
a noisy floss»
A lmtilul satin tor a lusts
light. mat wool loot “it
shunt a lots nail s sail
lop: around the «hm whioh isborderod
i.
Norwalk Chronicler