- ‘i
_ W
W «tannin tutti
MryMloyed by Fire.
7 . ,-'Ufid”liillut sun
., newline of Herman smith. tit
mom. was totally destroyed by
wiles issislsht. The inmatea escaped
iii-truism clothes. and Frederick
it”. the Iced father of Mrs.
, Smith. was nearly annealed by smoke.
“How the hrs originated is not
m. but the belief is that it start-
. " a the basement. When the tarot»
. one aroused the entire lower door
‘ was finals of flames.
it ill about 10:30 o'clock when Mr.
. 'Bmith. who had retired ariy. was
awakened by pairing h father~ill~
no. who occupied the next room.
donning violently. Thinking he was
iii, If. Smith started to assist him.
Stepping into the hallway he found
dinner! with dense smoke. He started
at ones for the stairs to ascertain from
whence the smoke canie. When he
united on the stairs. they blintercd
his bare feet and he was forced to re-
turn.
All the inmates of the house then
titade haste to leave the premium.
The llamas had eaten their way to the
carotid liner and the heat and smoke
were becoming stilling.
The occupants escaped from the
building though a window in scanty
clothing, taking what few articles they
could secure in their hasty, liigbt.
Mr. Smith aroused the neighbors.
but they could he of no assistance.
The tire had gained too much headway
Chapman Taylor, who lives nearby.
nflered the family shelter and his
kind offer was gratefully accepted.
As nothing of value was saved, air.
Smith's ion will he a heavy one. lieu
rides the houaehtiid furnishings. Sill in
finar to air. Smith and a
bicycle owned ti his brother-inflow.
Lambert flit destroyed.
The ban. Wilma!” small
outbuildings web saved, the wind be-
ing in the opposite direction.
'The ions is about 32.500, partly cov-
ered by insurancevthrongh tloolitke tr
,Lynes' agency.
1701le [N A FIELD.
J. Wooiaci' Selleclt. a Wealthy Resident
of stamford. Dies of Apoplexy.
The dead body of J. Wooliley Bel-
leclt. a well itnown resident of titani-
ford. was found yesterday in ti held
near his house in the southwestern set--
tioa of the town. lrtilcnl Examiner
‘ Nowell. alter viewing the remains.
gave it as his opinion that death was
due to apopiexy.
Ir. fieliech left his home ilattirtlsy
night to make a' call upon a neighbor.
lie left the iattor’a house about to
o'clock. returning through the lipids.
and he was within hailing dinitilil'l' of
his home when he was stricken. The
Mound wan about till years of age,
Ind III M of t'ulilililerttiile
wealth. For several years he iteried
as a selectlnan He leaves a widow
and two sons.
FROST FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL.
At the state election next fail an
attorney will be chosen by ballot. the
same In 0th" out! oilicm. the new
oles having been created by the last
miniature. A aim of “.000 goes
with it and ”.000 tor expenses. spec»
station as to who will be the Republi-
eaa'eaadldate for this lionlilon ls aiv
ready filo. Among those whose halneti
are moaned in this connection are
John it. Bitch. of
Hartford; lion. (Norse it. McLean. of
: charis- iil. diaries. of
m. and frank Brandt-gee. of
New mites. ail lawyers. well and fair.
oraliiy knows. The new Haven heath
It ”I: "it.” Mills that Pairiluld
will: will tarsus one or inure canill~
“tar hit the position. Stiles Judson.
oi Imuord. is spoken of. its is also
General lions" float. of Norwailt.”
““3703? milA'i‘Eflmi llY
Milli“.
In. Jeremiah Ulirien and liar two
sass, on Mr way home than nitric
Hail. my Mi. discovered the
w “idling J. J. Asirh‘a fur factory
to he as are. "they rimmed tiniest
Waiter Hall. who. with the WW
‘ wat the O’Briaa to”. succeeded in em
WW ii! "to. "all they coir
Marmara building or mm‘v
W‘aeidilihyam wouldtmilwia
‘ “1“an lit-pars 1min list
m» an the lull} train caused
' , : structure's slum
"tiuainer Boarders" Mentally Prs»
assist but unless and Finishers
A manila” witnusod the pres-
entation of “hamster Boarders" in liti-
sic Hall, Hard» night. under the au- “
spices, oi the ilniahers and curlers ot
the Gratin l Knapp company. The
M were (or the benefit of a show
mall. ”on Carlin.‘who recently tin-
derwant an operation at the Norwalli
will lllJl lint THE cuts.
”W. A very mum" sum w" t '--—-—--
realised and the entertainment was on Two Iona later 3' lifeless W
ioyed by all. The dramatis personae ”WWII, . W
of the play was as follows;
Gabriel Goodall, BauJoaepb J. Brown with!» '“ my
Hiram Cheek (Manager Bustiers
Ninatrelsl .......... .l. W. Sculley
Elliot Howard ............. E. .i. Hayes Rudolph mg, aged thirty-eight
Dick Hathaway ........... F. F. Clark yum ‘ well known resident of Dnrien.
'l‘llnson ................ John Reynolds committed suicide by ”Infill ill! Sli-
Zeke ................... M W. Hoyt mid" ”mi“. .
Samantha MIC“ ................ Borgia m been employed “mm 1892
.............. lites Hattie Lnrrlgan on we [”88 ("m-0' Prank gym. u
Ltiibie Goodsell’ ...... iiiss Anna Casey .3. m, ditty every morning to m".
Nellie Cheek ..... Ni“ Bonita Lambert the a,“ He took the mm mm the
Arthur Day and Thomas McGerry house gum-d" morning “(1 went into
also assisted. the barn. as usual. about 7 o'clock. As
The parts were exceptionally well he did not return to the house within
taken. and the muse Bettina ”9 "- a reasonable time his employer been
cellent. incidental to the play Bust- a search for him. About 9 o'clock he;
ler's Minstrels save a performance. in- found ”first,” body ”5mg“ h,» in
cluded ill “"3 programme ""9 “0““ rope from one of the beams in the
solos by Frederick J. Force. Thomas F. barn. The m.“ {m mm. barely an
(701“ “d 120957" C. WNW?!" ”“30 inch from the iloor. showing that he
solos, W. E. Cohlnti and Charles H. calm , the distance pretty '9",
Mansfield: recitationa. Charles (lreen- Medics ‘ aminer French was called:
wood and Fred W. tioyt. Bills Mahln "0 33h] [hill Wn'g “Wk was bl’okm
gave a clever exhibition of club swing- and he had been dead over an hour.
lug. Professor Charles H. Mansfield it is “ppm that herein rump"; on
entertained the audience '0' half an the ileum and after mailing the rope
hour Willi "W“ that completely ”’3‘ fast. leaped oh. the shock breaking his
tilled the audience. Some iineiy ren- flack. l'ndertaiier Birchard tool: "fl.
tiered selections were given by John body home.
Greenwood on ”‘9 phonograph. 7“" Less than a year ago. ilergin. who
orchestra was under the direction of "m"... a place in ilawcs awfnmunmr
"”3”“ Albert Freeman. The "““i' Fitch's Soidiers' Home. thrnaiml .loiin
tiesa manager 0! the benefit was John O‘Neil. a “eighmr'fl buy. because u“,
W. Smiley. '50 i' entitled to a 5"?“ latter had called him names. Justice
deal 0' cred“ '0' the “mm-"1‘ mn' Schlidltncchf found him guilty of ms.
“9" “I which it m 0“- 3‘99““ .l. mill", and a line and costs of $6.75 was
0'3”?“ V. “38" “WW”? 5“““9‘ impimcd. lie was ot a very sensitive
“0°". treasnrer. "d Pi?“ W- ”W“ nature and came to believe that every
WOW”! not one was seeking to harm him. This
may have led to a fit of tit-spontie
'i'lti-rc are others who any that ldffii
m mentit' rclttilolls were not plma . lie
M" Randall Complains 0' People “1’" leaves :2 widow and till" and. Friends
Occupied One of His lioness. in town all speak well of the dead than.
- ' _ lie was sober. indurtrious and iaithful
J. Sturgea Randall. of East Norwoilt. to his employer. Previous to working
entered a complaint Saturday night for Mr. Green he was employed by
against several persons who had been Alex. Wuerx and also by l. N. ll‘nrhrll.
occupying one of his cottages in Pit-nth of Norwniit. lie was born in tier-
ant avenue for the past thm days. many.
drinking. fighting and breaking will- hit. Itcrgin was a member o! imnhtie
down. until the neighbors decided that rustic. Knights of the Holden l-Zhglc.
it wastime something was done. til iinrien. :iml Goethe lodge. Silflli of
Constables (imidwln and Vollmcr iicrmnnn, at Stamford,
and captain of Police Gladstone Vil‘ The funeral will he held tmnorruw
lied the house at «:30 o'clock and ar- afternoon at 2 o’clafl from the linrlcn
rested Mrs. stella Brennan. her hue- Methodist church.
Rudolph Borgia Commits Suicide
in his Employer’s Barn.
NOISY N fliGH ”Oils.
blind, William Brennan. and Frank W
Taylor and William Kennedy. liliril'llx rl’l‘iliii-Z i’iiillv: i‘liivii'Krl.
A charge at disorderly conduct was ctr
tend against them. and they Wl'l't‘ List
locked tip until the session of the
Town ('ouri this morning. ~—
Mr. linndnii said the parties had on- First prize. barn-l «it .Jonml‘ flour
tt-rctl the house witlltiut.hia permit» little of check. .lan ll: stilt-windy lie.
stun. while they claimed that limrge waist. lac; amount rm'Pli’Ni, z'tlit'
Hoyt ahd given them permission to number 2|.
MW in the bonnie. be claiming to have tit-conti prize. latliw‘ clmiit. limo of
rented it. i‘lii‘i'li. .inn. ll. soli-slluly 2i. book ’.’,
Jittixc Frost this morning sentenced hooks lt‘ic. silk lmv. (Win! In. imtid llh'.
Taylor to thirty duys in the county mtmn it, mini (tilt. red number i.
jail, and lined the miter prisoner» 33. " . o. llidltm' nim'ltiutosh
turh. As none of them but! this "niobium. Jon. 1!. aslcsilitly .3,
of money. nil were when to the Jail to hook 2. cap, 501'. amount rel-elicit. flow
wnrit out their litimt. ml number 89.
W Fourth prise. latilm' matiintmle
KillNlllKBRd Milt: lintr of check. inn, .’-; animlady ‘29;
llANfll'lNi': ribbon. 5c; amount rcm-ivmi. inc. red
The Stamford members of the film number no.
iiecticut and Masha association. which l'iitli prise. parlor lump. little at
is shortly to go by "Moonlight" to Ihr «in-«i. .inn. 1»; salesman 2". will l; to
Klondike and the lower rim. will ynrrls unnum- at “in ynnl, :2. 7 yards
learner to Solve": to meet the lull- Flannel at llic yard, its. total. a: in.
lines! of the company. With "£0th amount received. to; real fifflllifl' ill
meeting will be held. The company illsth prize, box of laundry Mini!
has been desirous of instills :- Dbili" Jim Jim. ll; salonllilly l7. shirt, to;
clan accompany them. but since lbwl how. iiir; him. "in; total. 73c. ammo"
withdrawal oi a local doctor they have received. ii; .mi fillmlifl' it
experienced dilliculty in securing an-
other. and may. tit-thaw. be i‘ulllll'lll’d PROBATE ('tll'lt'i‘ limits.
to start without one. Recent diwov— Levi Warner MM it. it. Hawaii haw
cries of gold along the (Supper river been aplwiilited commissioners upon
have given the nit-inherit a mum! lilt- insolvent, Paint:- «it iiuiihsrtl lliaii-
teeiitig. this oi the reclaim was A." ash-y
ed when they would be seen in than» lmwis t‘. Mott slid Mary T. limitli. til
ford again. He replied “Not until New Yorlt. have M appointed eat-er
each than has li‘llllli‘ his title." wfliitfll- "tors of the estate of the late law-
lord Advocate Yin" i'. Mott.
‘ The will at the late iimrge “i“. l'tm
iliililufll t‘AlllmilAii. will he irradiated on January in.
At the loath Norwslii (tongregation‘ A irl’lllltrli tor lit-hello: and primal-o
at church. Tuesday. “Hi p. in. special in the insolvent estate or a. Arthur
prayer service led by the pastor. Topic. l’iftlttti will he heard on January iii.
"Dropping the Heart'- hut-den." izili Au sci-tinnitus on the Mil" oi itsry
p. in. monthly meeting oi the church i“. limiter will tithe pim- on January
committee, Wednesday. i ii. iii.. the it».
Woman‘s nesting circle; tutti to 7:39. The administration It'l‘llliflt or Ass
aerial and supper. furnished by the is» it. liens-wit will be smart-rt in. January
dies of the urinal and charities coin» ls.
utilises. Thunder. 1:45 p. at. mm WW-
mire. mission by the psator. Topic. lNITALM’riH” or omen“.
"l'brsoiial (Jon-cramp: to hell no» Theoflmolt‘usmd illustrations
His Work.” or 7mm. will he installed it»
_.__—..
('tlpii'ti of t‘ltwks Whit-b iiri-w
Prizes lit the illusion Blur». Jan. 91
; ml
STAMFORD
moralistic: or lilii’i‘liidcaim. utilities iluliisli. iii wultiaastic. list»
pie Republicans oi the seem Vol» cesium will to resent treat Mesa.
lag disarm, will hold a meeting at tiie ship division. New om. nu lint»
law pleas til Joseph ll. Taylor. on asst «litmus omwieli. A collation
WM mitts at me it's-loch. will be m sitar the retina-y.
m. tor the norm or appointing W
l
scorn noun .3
Hilllilllli uni m4“,
n . i
Features at
Shell Fish r: ‘
lows: The w p
c. Waldo at
maria. of 1 .
w. Halluclt. 0t
Attorney A.
Haven.
The engineer
is David C. :'
tor of nationni‘
A bowls. of
The report,
of the date. Mr“, the (acts glean-
ed from its million:
The oyster pollen dint!” state are
David ulster. M lions:
w. Baldwinmi‘ , 7 fit. A. Persona
or Bridgeport;
_ w’ R Illinot lio-
wayton: Albert Water. of South
Beach. _
The inspectors Q had dumping are
Thomas E. W for New Haven:
Fred P. Brown, llrhkeport Fred
A. Levitt, for w” ; Charles F.
Godfrey. for Five ,, “ liver and Nor.
walls; Oscar a. [para tor Wilson's
Cove and Con Calm“! Hardball.
for Stamford: lie-r! Pillars. for Green-
wich.
The number at W caused in
the oyster business in the Sound is ill.
of which ii are owned b New Haven.
Norwalit has 2!. Bridgeport it. New
York 7. Milford i. Greenwich 3. Pat-
chogue. L l.. 1. Standard 1. Stony
Creek l. New loaded i. and Provi-
dence 1.
Henry J. Lewis. oi ill-import. owns
the greatest numhr of steamers. four,
with Henry C. Rowe & Co. and J.
Smith I: Sons. of New Haven. next.
with three each.
The total another of acres devoted
to the culture of oysters is “.1151
Henry C. Rowe A 00.. of New Haven.
are the largest owners. with an acre~
age of 8356.1. and the Henry J. ilewis
company. of Stratford, next. with an
acreage of 8,46%}.
(liitits’ NEEDLEWOIK C LUB.
Organized with Between Thirty and
Forty SchoinI'I—Jl baffle".
: . ‘4'
The flirla' Needle-net era who
mind Saturday“ afternoon under
very suspicious conditions. .
lietween thirty and forty scholars
nutheml with their teachers at flir-
l'lrut Congregational i'hllpr'l and runni—
feslr-d great lntormt in the orgnnim-
tinrt of the close The work was plc
ta'iil‘li by singing and cloned with a
march. which the scholars seemed to
”fully.
Among the?“ hem are Mrs Will
lam ("basin him i: litililicli Hotchlliiis.
hint. Elwin Clark. Him Ann-n Heard.
”Mu italic, [Jillian ll Woodward, Amy
and flora Dodge. Lena f'ole, Sarah
Lewis and Mario Keith.
These leaders. combined with 72w
lnl‘gt- number that in“ ill the rim
visas. insure the success oi this new
industrial unwritten!
iiiflii CLARKE PAPER
M the Woman met-ting of the Pen-
trnl i'nlon of iiinit . heighten. at thr
Niirnnlh t'ongregntltinal church, Mrs,
Nollie will read the paper by Mite Alb
tut ll. i‘larlt. oi the llcarthstnne club,
liurlliird. willeii amused such general
lull-rest iii the islet mtilig of litc
illnle Federation of Women‘s «inlet in
Bridgeport. The paper thin in him-
lwcli given tit thr- lnst nit-«ting of the
King‘s Daughters. out it was in gent
oral demand and “mill not he tilitaiti-
rti by itrs. Robin until alter miter or.
ransom-tits had limit made
titliltiti ‘l‘ii 'l'liii KlflNiilKH.
seal ll. Medici, formerly til tioutii
Notwllh. who has been t‘tiiitllit’lml I
photograph gallery in hitchiieid tor the
past eiaht years. has disposed of his
liusium and will. Mm weeiis from to:
day. start with titc i'iml’lmimii anti
dist-its tithing and Trading nonpany
fur the Klondike. Mr. cht. with
his wife and two children. are at pres-
ent visiting relative in loath Hora
wslit. iii a in days lira. Benedict
and the children will an in her innit-r
noise in Florida to reside.
Joiili J. itaaatsa iiAiiltllli.
Julia J. Karina. formerly meager
oi the Mill ltorwsltt olm oi the
Postal W eoaipaay. was titer-
tied in the climb of the Holy 0m.
New York. nit Hots-titer ii. in than
Katharine l. helium. or Hill-dew. it.
Y. hr. itsertas has «homo! tin- this»
la! 7% o‘er iii ilnahery. The
MenthtaWwaslisarsm-e
to his many m tits. Karla» will
W a union of the winter with her
ninth” in itillsdate. ll. V.
night or ”read Worth] ill-trims are?! r. r. ii. if. a. mnx‘rtolt.
‘l'iie mire Million til the
mummies “my salsa will
mamammu‘rw»
.. w.— ..M.WW.
liar, Wife and Adopted Daughter
iiorribly Butchcred With an Ax.
butt «on sullen
leanlassily nominate-titres
we lastlridayligbnands
lsaecbfurnirnhas‘nsgnn-
Olherispatches.
(3! WM Pro-J
Worcester. Haas. .lan. ilk-News ot
a triple murder of which Francis D.
Newton. a prosperous tanner of
Brooiiiieid. his wife Sarah and their
ten-year—old adopted daughter Ethel
were the victims. reached this city at
an early hour this morning; The lam-
ily had been killed in their house
about two miles from Brookfieid Cen-
ter. on the road to Sturhrldge. The
crime was discovered“ by neighbors
whwheard the lowing of the' lifiisul
cattle and made an investigation. The
three members of the family were
foitnd in their blood-soaked beds. hav-
ing been horribly killed with an axe.
A hired man who has been employ-
ed by Newton is missing and the auth-
nrltlea are lacking a sharp search for
him. He was known only by the name
of Paul. lie was last swell Friday night
just More midnight. by n neighbor
who was returning from agrange much
lug. lie was then more than a little
lrorn the house and was going in the
direction of Broolii‘leid. Two young
men also saw him at. about the same
time. going in the same direction. The
man turned his head away from them
as he passed
From this it is believed that thc
murder was committed between to and
ii o'clock Friday night.
Newton was tony—five years 0! mac
and his wife was three ycars younger.
While Edgar Newconib Won liming
the Newton place Sunday afternoon he
heard the cattle in the barn making an
annual disturbance. lie notified
William Beads and William Eaton.
who lived in neighboring houses, and
these lies. thinking the Newton had
gone away and been detained, went in
the burn and led the mill». Mir-cu in
number
As. night upprtischcti and the absent
lnrmcr did not aplwur, Hernia and wine
other nclghlmrs visited the house, ll»-
lermineu to pull.» an investigation. A
iigomiis itnoriiilta at the back door
met with no resluilisc Then tho-y went
around the house inward the from t-u—
trance. As they passed the parlor win-
.mw one of the men twirl-«i that n prim»
uf gins» llzttl iii-mt liialllv u pour the fun.
wing and the wilitinw was slightly
roisml 'i'ilcy upvntul it wider and
crawled into lit» mun. As ruiim us
llil'll' eyes rcstml «in the alpnrtuichi
they saw mill sumo" nur- hzicl lllurimizlt
it ransacked the place. The furnish-
ings were in cliwrtlrr and as ”ii“ men
implore! through the dim-rent moms
they noticed that ilruwivrs bud lit-ch
opened and tho-tr t‘tiilii‘nli‘i (brown
about.
u Following lbi'lt alarm lilt' liclglilmzs
t'lill'mi a Imnil llt'di'tmlll :ii ”‘0‘ roar
til the llt'if’ilill fill :i liltmil alumni bmi
lay the luv—dim til Mrs Newton and the
llliic girl The) intro tlrvasul. but
illrli' clothing nus-l turn and in...”
slaincd
iii lhl‘ uiwitimt'n nf lliu ciiilti WI'ri'
sou-ml cuts “as" titer hm! boon tooth»
with a isritnlle Mar the lml was it
ltlmwlelainul utu. which. cvirlcntly.
was tin- weapon used. The my: low
riul tm lhmiflh "to real of tin» liuiiw.
l'pstnlrs iii the «bomber tntiltily on
copied by Mr, Ntwtnn. which mum-ch
ml with that tlfl'iilliml by "it“ hirml mull.
Paul. in the inflow on the bed All
iiilillii burr evident-m that lie but! been
dealt with as had the other member»
til his lamily. He was also dressed.
The coverings"! the boil hull been
drawn about his head so its to conceal
an) mastitis which might in» ittemni.
The tied in Paul‘s mom had been tic-
rtitiimi, but there were no other trims
at the himi than,
M stain on will» the authorities
iii ilrtwililieitl were untitled of the
murder, i‘ritiatalilfi i’artiuiiiier sud
i‘calon intro will at the butane. but
they Mttwnl to lunch the twill-ll titttii
the coroner had visited theta as they
in. The oflrinls limit whatnot tii "tr
premises. pending the errltai of Hit
“mitt". unhwhllo march for lili'
littering titan Patti was begun.
Willi it) DEATH, .
Poitier- t'itr. Wash. Jae. itimll'iil.
lain Putnam and Parrish Justinian, who
tell hm lmher till for their place
thirty titties northwest of Witteriliie.
we” fit-lad imam to death about to
isms trots hire. M has lost their
way wandered iii a circle lot near»
ly l miles.
‘ .
“SMART ill?!” unanimous.
M an.
cams. no. laws racist in the
n.1nNUanY1ntsis. .
. UTESTNEWSBY WIRE
’ _m*ttei “W“
J-
, crutches lit a m “
A Prominent Citisea at Durham Drona
' ' Dead in lilddletown.
.Jy ..
Mlddletown, Conn, Jan. idea—L flar-
ston Leach, of Durham, dropped dead
at 10:30 this morning in the First line
lional bank in this city. Jun after he
entered the building to attend the an«
nual hinting at the board of directors,
at which he was a member. Just after
entering the door he was stricken with
heart disease and sank to the lloor.
Death came almost instantly.
Mr. beach was about 77 years oi age.
and was one oi the most prominent
residents of Durham. He had repre-
sented his town in the [legislature and
his’district in the State Senate during
the war. in his career as a senator he
established a great friendship With
Senator 0. ll. Flatt. lie was a trulitee
of the Connecticut Hospital for the in-
sane and a director in the Middleman
Savings bank. He leaves a widow and
one daughter.
Th deceased was a brother of the late
state auditor. Oscar it. beach.
DAY BEFORE THE HALLOTING.
Columbus. 0.. Jan? iii—This is the
day before the balloting in the sena-
torial contest. in addition to the usual
conferences the. ixgisloture reconvened
in lob morning. The inauguration of
Governor Bushnell occurred at not...
Thu Hanna mass convention was billed
for the atlernoon and the dual confer-
ence. on the sennwrship at night. Al-
though the balloting begins in both
branches of the legislature tomorrow.
it is settled in advance that there will
he no election at that time. The Sen-
ate will stand 19 to 17 against Hanna
and the House will likely give him a
majority of one or more.’ Then- is no
election illiif‘iiii both houses ("'6‘ carried
by some one cuntildste.
0S TRIM. FOR CHIMINALASSAVLT
Norwich. Jan. ltl.»~ln the City Court
today George hfoshier. a prominent
jeweler. recently arrested for an alleg-
ed criminal assault upon Rosina Rice,
thirteen years of ago. was on trial. Tit
principal witness in the morning W.‘
the Rice girl. whose munch! was
a most revolting channel:
how all.» was anaattiiod by Iloahic
his store on December 13 and nice
it ring to keep the matter a secret. '
«antimony was not shaken on the eraser
examination. Mrs. Rice was called
next and corroborated lit't' daughter's
ivrcflmtiny.
NU HAVE FOR iil'iiitANT'S BODY.
t'hlcngo. Jan. iii-A special to the
Chronicle front San Francisco says:
There seems to’iic no place [or the
lowly of! Theodore Dnt‘rant. Both cro-
nlhtm‘ics licrc absolutely refused to
Slum”? thi' remains and no cemetery
has yct consented to receive them.
Tiny are still in the litirmnl hand?
and it looks its though "my would stay
there for some time.
TOBACCO BARN Bl'RNED.
:lufllcld. Jun. lil.~Tht~ largo must-m
born of Ewahl Wever. located in “'t-ist
tinllield. nogether with the product ul
warn alt-its of tobacco. was destroyed
by fire shortly after midnight iii'e'l liinllt
running at ions catllunlod at 82.30". Tiic
imni Will. \‘iiilittLlii 81.000. with 8mm
insurance, null the tnlizu-m at “Jilin.
With Slim" minimum. The («use is
unknown.
t‘l‘iSl-‘l-irldlil) .\l-"l'l~2ii .ll‘lti’ iii:-
'l'illl-il).
l-Zurcltii. Klimt. .itm. ill» The jury
in thc New clini- luis rclurticd ii rcr~
dirt of murder in the second degree
against timirao Hobbit and Mrs. Emily
New, Jointly charged with the murder
of tho lattcr's husband. Joseph Nev.
on October ill. After the jury retired
yustcniuy, iii-u. New marb- ii routes-
slim.
'l’lii'l: llll.|. AGAINST PRINCE.
lulltltiti. Jnli. lite-4n the Old Bailey
«(w-rural Criminal Count today the re-
mrdur directed ihc grand Jury to re-
itirliiiil‘llt' hill against lilchm-d Arthur
Prince, the sttpcrnunicrary who nuns»
elnstmi William 'i‘orrlsa. the actor. oh
liar-ember iii,
i‘tiNllllll-iitiNil 'i‘linl Till-MTV.
Washington, ll. (7.. Jan. ili.-—»’l'lie
Mali» has gone into eaecitlive melon
to consider the Hawaiian treaty. The
truly was not taken up immediately.
as number of nominations were first
will filled.
I
. AFTER Hill WAli‘l'iliiit.
Amym’l'oni wants the to marry Iiiiii.
Aristophanes: do you think I would
better take the chances? .
llotiton i'arrotr—(laaditlly. i do. lute
pinch as it is perilous to monkey witli
the than“. Wally when one has
mahodthepartodottheiaatonew
Hurst's Basal.
"was: is the trouble. Haggis? You
look worried."
“lure as’ the newbie is with tile
twins. in“. Oneof than is eryiii' liti-
retire lie swallowed his rattle, aa' the
other islhowlia' oitt o‘ sympathy. sa‘
betel-t the limo lasts battling i
«oilseed tile
. t. '~
m t 57“"
ington
to 11:45. 12
street.
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iag'itoo. . «.
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Elisa Olson's innul
Shore road transtar. , ,
at once. Males and m
day's work call; if no -
charge. fi- A" ‘1
WANTED-A good. as .
for the retail shoo m
dress Experience this M
WANTED—Huatlihg young
with small capital to manage ,
of New York house. Addresa‘ ‘
L224. 320 Broadway. N. r.
WANTED—Situation in do rm;
housework. Good cook and
rind lroner. Apply to Clara
HELP WANTED-An elderly no
he mmpanion for an invalid w“
No other work required. All“
mu smrkneducfr pull ., a.
heaters. South Norwaik .. .
company. 42 South lain street. ‘
ron SALE—The Faulkner m] 7: 4
east end of Carriige H
Norwalit; two stores and
T. B. Gridin, agent, Finch
mncy.
FOR SALE—Our Imperial
inside of the best quality
baceo.and makeanldeal ... "
to asinoker. Price.onlyfll
containing 25 cigars. The Old H.
Clear Co. museums. ‘
con BALE—It you want and
munitionimryliade
fused. 8o. Not-nut new line
Salaam
3750 will buy a choice ,
(50x16) in on. *
streets of ~ ‘
healthful; wai laid. '4 " " “
‘and petition foam; “
lion. Particular. d?“
den.
To LIT.-
1'0 lm—wnh or nationhood...
uished rooms at in laws-
Two minutes from m \ .
raiirm station. Apply on > .
W.
r0 Ls'rmt'pper floor of are run—elf
x". 3 Elizabeth street. Indira.
the promises. _ “1
r0 l.ET~ltrP houses and ice'pond. as.
tho old Weslport road. Apply to
Edward 8. Church. on the m
”at. '
T0 LETwSeven rooms. I! Woodward
avenue: Music Hall Mott, M.
for othees; first floor. litres so“?
59 Woodward avenue; first loot. six
rooms. No. it) Union aired. I. A.
Woodward.
TO RENT—Fiat Ill room in W
Bloch. east ‘eud Carriage bridge,
South Norwaih, '1' 3. Grill.
agent. till!
1'0 LKT~FT0lt Decanter ill. home
of West street, neat to T. I. lay-
inond's residence; Int am. it.
Tollaa street. and holes on lei“
stret; hounflbayahmailae‘
movements. Apply to John If.
Kasai. all it
mountains».
HAVE YOI'R PIANO Wino-o.
Incliwood. piano Inlay, tall' '
repairer. Ten years m '
lance. Repair shop and
it and to North lists ”at.
Norwalli.
run com.
W
settled That Thomas A.
marine. wni little lies.
The Hartford (300qu
it is practically ism that .
of iienatiir ‘lliotaas A. late. oi“
ville. will be sent to i“ . ‘
the nominee for tas'm‘d‘
tor or Internal rem ‘
mummy prevents a Mini
meat until after to“. W
drlch. of liluide island. is
. basis in Washington Mr.
left he requested that M '
deterred until its more. not .
has me out and has m
be the toss.
ll”. Kaunas MAW
AMI? "rem!“um . .
Norwalk Chronicler