-’ Anna Stash Miss Emily Lynda.
A NUMBER 3,.004
“rem” .
SOUTHfiNOBWALK.
lllillli ill bills
1 A Unique Sociable and Entertain-
ment by Ladies of St. Paul's.
lililillll’llllllEiEtEcllilils.
anummmoym.
.mmsrootq.m it loads
rusty «on—oran- Attract-
ionl oftholvsning.
‘ The ladies of St. Paul's church held a
sociable in the basement of the Berk-
eley street chapel last night. The at-
tendance was large. This was the that
invitation social given under the nu-
spicoe of St. Paul's for many years. and
the entertainment was a unique one.
The following programme was render-
ed: Solo, ”0. Promise Me," Willie
Schumann; recitation. "The Auction,"
Miss Blanche Aiken. This was follow-
ed in response to encore. by a dialect
comicslity, artistically rendered, and
provoked hearty laughter and ap—
plause. Selections by tlte humano-
phone followed. .
Everybody may not know what a
humanaphonc is. as the demonstrator
of the new instrument. Prof. Robert
King Pooley. says it was discovered, or
invented at the Klondike. and that last
night was the that occasion of its ap-
pearance in the United States. The
humanaphone. then, consists of a lull
octave of notes. of varying compass.
which. while they are capable of run’
ning straight tip or down the scale. as
was evidenced. can yet modify it. or
shade it. as neither graphophone or
phonograph has ever yet been abb- to
do; at times they depart from it ab
together. it is wonderful. The only
inconvenience attending its use is the
constant and seemingly lrrcmcdiablc
demand ior oil. Never before tlitl ma—
chine require so much oil as the int-
mauapbone. Without oil it. is nucleus
or worse. With every humanaphone
it is «emery to have a "ifsptain iltc"
to apply the oil. 'i'o Judge from the
odor which surrounded the oil-can.
Capt. lites job is not an unpleasant
one-ior such all would make an ac
cordion musical. We might mention
that any one who understands oiling
will do‘ior "Write." be (irande
Raymond. for instance. if he has lllnl.
come baclt from Klondike.
The humanaphone rendered a num»
ber of classical selections to the great
pleasure and amusement of the audi-
enCc. Among them were those gents
oi music, "tiring Back My lbninic."
"0! Dem Golden Slippers." and "Three
liiind Mice." Before every selection
the instrument had to be oiled. Each
itcy had to have its share. l’roi.
l’mley said he was glad the Wilson
Palm oil tank who so near. The laugh-
ing note in particular around and dc—
lightcd the audience. it. who so true
to the human voice and carried all the
ctmtngion of a real laugh. until the
audience bubbled over with ion. The
notes were very biselt.
This part of the programme being
over. refreshments were nerccti. and
the amounts of money collected tor the
church by the twelve "monthu," under
the direction of the “year." were read
by St. John Merrill. ’l'hc crtviitnblc
total was $342.05. it was the more
creditable to the diligent workers. tot
the scheme was originated only in the
latter part of December.
The social was given no a lubilw for
the success oi the work oi the "maths.
and was in charge of the "ymr." Mrs.
i}. ll. Coolidge. who was highly com-
piimcntsd upon the originality of the
entertainment.
The months were: Mrs, St. John
Merrill. Mrs. limiter.- loom. Mill. Wat-
lsce linnn. Mrs.” Louis l'oitcr. Mrs. P.
W. li'tualwarti. Airs. Darrow. ills» t‘or-
nelin Raymond. lilac Eugenie ltintry
tilarlt. Miss Margaret Wilson. Miss
Mrs.
Ruins l‘iliow z
The run-emit)» committee who so
gracefully tlltl their part to give to ill"
Iorlll the aplrlt of old-time hospitality.
were lira. Lewis Pinter. Mrs. tlt. John
Merrill. Alisa Clark. Mitts Raymond and
”m ltynes.
The Income Iliilracnppcd waitcrii
were: Charles Williams, lAwycr Ame
tin. Arthur ititittllt Will mum-mm.
Charles Pillow. David and llerlwrt
Pollard. Charles Illller. unlit-rt Moi.
line. lrving iltnlth. lltcwnrt lilomun.
llarry Numb. William Pryor. licnttie
W and Bert Min. while the new
”at.“ who polluted l’rni. l'mlcy
with as eisintrsts cablmar on tmhsif of
the admirers of the btitnttnsphone was
“‘ ital-r1 astute
Tito commons ilANli.
The Col'ihill limit) will give one
of its grand swell Miami: in the
Islvatloii Army its". Washington
smut brings. taunt. the» will be
all loads ot semis. instrument m
tries. hit)"
”moratorium
It. m m WW About
Insomnia-renunciation»
John German was arrested last night
chiral! with stealing a pair oi rub-
ber hm from in front of Theodore
Olsen's shoe store in Washington
street. last llonday night. Got-man
tried to sell the boots to Max Levi and
George Keeler. shoe dealers on the
Washington street bridge. He was
nmeeeuiul. but ilnsliy did dispose of
them. and with the proceeds became
uproariously drunk. He was arrested
ior intoxication and fined by Judge
Frost. but sentence was suspended pro-
vided he would leave town at once. He
lingered lovingly about South Norwalit.
however. and when it was learned that
he had stolen the boots he was arrest-
ed for larceny.
.lutlge i-‘rost sentenced (iorman
thirty days in jail.
When arrested German had in his
possession a long-lashed whip. which
he claimed he had found. The police
have it in charge. and are trying to find
the owner. it is believed that it was
stolen from some one.
to
CAKE WALK AND DANCE.
Coachmen's Club (lives a Swell Func-
tion at (iermania iinll.
The Twin City Couchmen‘s club held
a cake walk and dance in (icrmttnitt
Hall last night. Over two hundred
people were in attendance. nearly half
oi that number being white persons.
Dancing began about 9 o'clock to mu-
sic furnished by Powell's orchestra.
Charles Betta presided at the piano
and prompted. 'i'herc were deli-ga-
lions present front the colored tlubs
oi liridgetmrt Stamiortl and l'ort (' hes—
tcr.
The Not'walk men wcrc no intuit-til
that it What hourly l o'clock before the
mite wallt took place. The judges
awarded the prizes to Mrs. Minnie
Harris and William Mason. of Nor.
wallt. who were the moat grtu'eful cou~
pic on the floor. The walk was led by
Henry Dudley. oi Statiiiortl. At into-r—
miniou relmhments wr-rc served.
Thc (slicers iii the club are: Presi-
dent. G. L. Ration; vice president. Will-
iam Fisher; secretary. i'. i). lord;
treasurer. Patti Haskins. 'l‘hcy ucml
as a reception committee. The iioor
manager was William llantilton. and
his aide was (irant i.. Eatlt‘ti. 'l‘ho ar-
Went committal Wu J. D. White-
head. George Ray. 'l‘homns Eadcs and
Edward Johnson.
Al'C'l‘ION A F'l'ER Sl'l’l’l-Ili.
Senator Ferris “inmates of Mysterious
Packages for Poplin-national La,
tiles.
The third oi a m'l'lttii of lil-Wi‘l'kly
tillllpt'rn glvt'li by tile Ititlimt oi the
Heath Nomadic ('ongrmutmnai church
was held in the dining parlors of liii'
church last night. The well-tilled and
tnsteittily decorated tables were well
imtt'otlizI-d. After the hopper n niocli
nut-lion conducted by Senator John ll.
Ferris. allortictl t'ullhltli'l’illlli' amuse—
ment. The m-nator succeeded by his
persuasive eloquent-c in disposing oi A
number of tnystcrious packages at fab-
ulous prices. to the great satisfaction
oi all concerned. 'l’hcsc gtunlu wrrt-
provided by the indie», and wore up-
purI-utly considered t'lit-np at any price.
Last night‘s supper Wart the moat
sticcmutiul one of the series. The next
one will be given Wmlumlny. the Ziitli
inst.
\‘I-Z'i'EIiAN Willi‘i'l'
PLAYERS.
Their First liiwtiug of the t-icuuou with
t‘olont-i and Mr». Smith.
The first meeting oi the Vt‘ia-l‘itll
Whiut club this tit-own was held last
night at the limpitable hotnt» oltfoltmcl
lllitl Mr». Leslie rlmlib, lit lvlltnwootl
tit-unite, Keven tables were m'cnpled.
The first honors were M‘t'tli’i‘tl by ll. t’.
i'nlntcr and Mrs. John ll. Knapp, and
”to consolation print-rt by Mrs. F. ii.
lamina and Mrs. John A. Slater. A
very fine collation was served at in-
lermimtlmt during the games.
t'.\itittii.l,-~~ ('tll'iilNil.
Ymiiertlny. at the residence oi the
bride's titer-nuts. in Taylor avenue. the
marriage oi Minn Alicia ii. ('mtsins to
John Willis Carroll was quietly sol-
emnimi among a few intimate friends.
The bride was attired in blue broad~
cloth. trimmed with fur. and was ltl~
tended by her sister. All» filament
(lentils. The ceremony was perform~
ed by the tier. lit-raid ii. Beard. After
supper who served the bride and
gm left South Nurwailt for [lit-um.
where they expect to main- their him,
liltA’i‘il mm A PAM.
i’ntti mutter. aged two years and a
halt. died at the residuum of time
Schleichrr. in Stamford. yesterday.
The child was tsiten to tttateford from
New Haven on a vim last week. and
fell from s averse-t there on rrtdsy.
This resulted in inlamnatioii of the
beats. which was the cause of death.
WW! mm A TRAIN.
intryiutnliunrdamttrllflnt
ultimatum
Again Arrested for Peddllng and
Writing Policy Slips.
EVIDENCE Fllllllll llll HlSl’EllSilll
Mmdwplrtminthswm noun
mmmisflsnunesd to
Pay Ononnndrodnollan
and em.
John Smith was arrested yesterday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. charged with
dllng and selling policy slips in South
Norwullt. Several slips anti a bunch
of writings. suiilcicnt evidence to war—
taut Smith's arrest, were found on his
person by the oiiicers. He gave bondi
this morning
Smith cuttertsd a plea oi not guilty
before Judge Frost this morning: but
was iound guilty oi the oiience and
lined $100 and costs.
(.‘hloi of Police Vollmer. who made
the til’l’mll. instilled to finding Smith in
the vacant store at the corner of ital!»
road place and ('lay street. with the
policy slips in his possmsion.
This was Smith's third tiiiense.
l‘lilSONl-JRS OF WAR.
Officers Elected at the Annual Meeting
oi the ('ounty Asian-tattoo.
'i’hc l-‘airiicld ('ounty denudation oi
l'uiou lle—risoners of War held its an-
nttul meeting last night in Grand Army
Hall. South Norwallt. Fully one hun-
dred \‘t'lf'rlflllt Wore present irom this
town. iiridgcport, New t'anaan. Ilari-
on and Stamford. The following oillv
tu-rii were elected:
i’onmumtlcrv-Ia-vi ilixon.
lul'tl.
\‘icc-mmntandt-d— William Shatiwcll.
of Bridgeport.
Adjutant-John T. Puncher. oi New
t'onaan.
Quartermaster~l§lmer
South Norwalit.
('liillllllanUl’ilrflfl l'tirtrick. oi Not-
walk.
llt~lodates-~Alistin
oi Stam-
Ntuth. oi
S. Nichol». oi
New Canaan; alternates, Jaime Loans-
bury and iimrge Partricit.
intern-sting remarks were made by
('nllllnttlttbd' ll. ll. Perry and other oi
llt’r'i‘it.
Woman's liellei t'nrpit
Fowler Post.
oi
was extended to the ladies lot the no
tertaintncnt furnished.
(‘iillhil'l'TI-ZE 0P l'ilNi'l-Illl-INi'l-I.
Appoinlul li\ the lli‘plllllltrflirt oi tit--
Sci oud \' toting ilistric t
\ meeting we: held at the other of
Attorney .lmtcph it luylor last night
for the purpose of appointing a t’tiill
Inlttn- of three Republicans from the
Second Voting tllnll"li'l to confer with
similar t‘nillmlilt‘r'ii from the Firm and
Third districts. which vvcre uppidntcd
at their titllt'lllii'll last September.
The object oi the colilcrcni'i' in lo
t'itiliittlt'l' illillll'l‘ii allot-ting the licpttbii
cult putty and to prevent lb lhv iotitrr
um-b lit'lluil as was taken by tin- differ.
t'ni districts butt full.
The committee nptmitttcd to repre-
sent the Second illlill’ii‘l in l'hiw'ard It)
t'nmc. John ll. Light and lletiry W
Wt-lln.
No date has been wt for the cooler-
ouw. but the meeting will he called by
the First and 'i'hird district commit
li't-It, who invited the ilcr'ond district
Republicans to join them in the con
icrettcc.
ler'l‘Al I Vl'lllN AND lNl‘l'l’t'TltiN.
the regular naming of Sherman
council. iloyitl Arcttmtm. will be held
tonight in the t'ouucll hall. in Wash»
ittston street. There will be two can.
didutca to minute. and the installation
ol other" and liltipfl‘illrli will lilite
place under the direction of Deputy J:
.l. t-imtvcily, oi New March. The ma»
tor bus provided refreshments ior the
iii’i'milill‘l and an invitation bi i’llfliili’il
to all members oi the order.
Mlz'l‘linltls’r iii’ltt'lAl. MnlfliNtlii.
’i’he stwlsl tie-trues at the Norwsllt
Methodist church this wnh tire largely
attended and much intro-est in insert
leafed. lie-v. P. A. Milleid lends the
meetings and proves himself an evang»
«list of experience and tumor. The
full choir iii enjoyed. and the traumatic
lf‘Il of the new converin are a trainer
not the lml intercfllng and interns»
site. The tats-tings will «milder evw
cry night this week but Saturday. and
the general public is particularly lnvit~
ml to im Ill.
(flililn'i'iailt tram/ivoasitwmnns
The next internment-i Christian the»
donor invention will he held in
Nashville. July 5 in ii. .i. ii. In»
Ilsil. Wit-tit state m up
sass lies airyuy under way plans
a very he trip. incl-dim the
i M is hie-
mm.
zirconium-taut
w .
again engaging in the business of [it’ll-1
«near to ««
thewson I: Co.'s ‘
before 2 o'clock
was badly loin
thus saved his iii. til“;
be released.
new attending to his infirm.
name: out. than)“.
liritlgeport‘. and John 1'. rancher. oi‘
l
. Slain street.
The supper provided by tho l' ilmtnut sires .
Doughn- ; Ii‘t'onnor.
was pronounced by tiu- j lollic i'iurlt.
veterans to be as fine as they had ever l Not'vt'nlit; Mitts littlib- llt- Klyn. iii Molt
Mtjoytnl. and a hearty vote oi lhunkagavenue. Norwnllt.
l
l
’ .‘Soi'wulk.
t our key
There was a good itendauce at the
for his appearance in the Town ('ourtlmfll Mil" at “II. ”'1‘ ”39”"
church last night.
The attraction!
in charge oi All.
specimens oi Mil
tic handiwork were
graphophune
W. lingers.
l'hc audience
lv‘ it:
clean and took] 10‘”
produced quite clearly through
graphopltone.
The social was given under the ana-
lhtughtcrs. and Mil the
TWENT Y oumlu THE
reclaim.
funnel. the widow of “The,
Widow"
her which was 5'
Norwsik;
”t'alt')‘.
iiilnslt‘ Taylor. Norwallt;
”Hill
I?» forth Main ulrw’t‘.
‘lf. N nth Main sin-rt
7i ashington sit-cot .l. tiartur-r.
lia road .nonuc Mrs. W.
Norwullt.
t'haric-s .t.
3.”. ii’nshiugton
ll. ii.
walk. t'harlcs .l. Prescott
meet/Smith Northrop iii Main utrtwt
Miss .lcsslt- No-imn.
alrt'i'l; Miss x‘llliii' J. Taylor. Wiuut
punk: bliss Alice ll. llyatt. i: “'mil
slret'l. Mrs. W. N.
‘lllll‘t‘
tickets and will have (lii‘ pleasure
itillllilli
'Hlltlihi’l’lllih' MOM E.
llattlntry Wants the New State institii
tion ln'utcd in That t‘ity.
'l'ltc Fort-stern til linubury are abom
ictul their liifllll‘iifl' to secure the liK’Jr
tion of the new i'ori-ntcrs‘
which is now no illit‘lli’t'tl incl.
bury. The local Foresters
active preparations to prom-pt to
bottle t‘tilllflllliw' and to the grand
court the claims and "titanium
and at
next Thursday nlrhl the mutter will
come up ior dciinltc ill'lltlll.
the grand court and present their are
over inducements they are side to.
if they mold tiller any redeemable in
tliit~eim~ntn.-llsnbnry News.
arr-6'... W»...-
AN BVNNIN" ill" "AMP.“
t'hllfl’h. last built.
call mun their Molt "r. Noble.
illiAill‘A‘l‘lfll’ ENRTAINHKNT,
The liver itlvsr reboot
ileum. Flora-m limos.
tan. 3
Jim” use liltill‘l'.
Mile. 0.. an ill. Mutter
333.. q; llllilliliiiiii in
3 W the pres.
ence of mind to stop the elevator and
it was diteen “MW he could
Dr. A. N Clark. who filled and is
The boy's home it intorehard street.
on art Knilery.
Donne, where
'J. Dustin‘s artis-
eshibition. and
by Frederick
’ wll terested in bear.
' '. . . [unfit voice through
the prapbophone. . More used
one oi the m fien shared it 0“
from remarks
made by Mr. sows; This was re-
the
[tires oi Opportunity circle oi Klug‘n
proceeds
have not yet been “counted. the cir-
clc extwcts to mall‘s neat little sum
with which to buy coal for the church.
RIGHT
0f the hundred and seventy-three
guesses as to Illicit was Mitts Katy—
Tarryiown
company. who is to be seen at
iioyt's Theatre this evening. the fol-
lowing iWenty [owed the right num-
, , Urn. “my i'ulIt-n "I believe that the prom-tit attache
ll: Water are“; Maul 8. Events. ZMspatwrs are "lily the begin.
Miss Nellie ning
Main street, Norwsllt; Miss
lira Shef-
man. to Marshall uteri; Ill-I Emma
. 12 um silt-n; P. D. Smith.
t‘has. A .Miwrt't“.
it
it. iinitm. it
Jeremiah
Nor «tilt iron works. Alias
street.
Ferris. Nut“
21' iiavilund
it Hot
Scarlett. Livingston
They little oil lli'v‘ll went ”way
I)!
M‘i'llilf. the widow and her friends from
rc‘udy to ask the people of imnbury to
Haiti".
in lino.
are making
the"
it!
lianbnry lor the location of the home,
a meeting oi t‘ottrt linubury
“w,
propose- in send it cottmtittmv luvlorc
sonic-tits in favor of lhtniutry. showing
its advantages and oilcrlng them what-
A prominent Forester of this city
told a reporter. yesterday. that all the
larger cities of i'onnecticut would of!
let inducements to tlu- grand «aunt in
locate the home. but that at the statute
time lianlmry stood as good a chance
to more the born» as tiny other city.
The intermediates of the (flirtation
Endeavor society held it my pleasant
twist after their business meeting II.
the chapel of the l‘lrni t'tnigrsgstitmni
lira. my was in
charge. and the intermediates calmed
an evening oi games and pit-sews.
They were also happily tutrprisnl by a
graduation
clam in gnaw" lot” II entertainment
at liorhwootl'a Hall mt month. The
when of tile class are Ilia-its Hattie
. met!
Nichols. Perry lielti and "my aim.
THLBHDAY JANUARY 13. 1898. .
TWO
m
State Department Receives a Re»
port oi the hinting in Havana.
lEliiiliFlilflillEii lllllliliElK
Omnicenerdlhelskesno Bequest
ior a United liaise War lhip—
Hanna’sl’hysieianslnaistthat
he Take slisst.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, .lau. lit-United States
Consul General Lee remrted to the
state department today the facts con-
nected with the rioting in Havana yes-
terday. According to the report, the
disturbance has been quelleti for the
time being. but number outbreak is
feared. General Lee tlid not ask for
a war ubip to be sent to Havana. lo
the opinion oi the department obit-lulu
that is sufficient for the assumption
that there is no tlt'i'aiiluli for sending
a war vessel to that porL According
to advices from General ltec. no less
than 20.000 inhabitants oi the island
are in the last stages of tlhstiltttion.
Twenty per cent. are dying from dis»
ease.
New York, Jan. ‘5.”‘The rioting in
Havana and the wrecking of sci-cm!
newspaper others excites more was-
faction than surprise among sympa-
thizers with the cause of (‘uba in this
city. ilenerai Tomas Estrada i’nlina
said today that his advices were to the
eilect that two newspaper mum had
been looted by the mob. These Wol‘l’
the ofticcs of El lim’onccntrado and La
DlN‘llllltm.
"The rioting in iinvauu." mid fien-
eral l'nlma. "is the direct result oi the
attempt to give autonomy. so called.
to the island. The Spaniards itt f'uba
will not have it at any cost if tilt-y can
help it. You must consider that every
Spaniard regards as t'ubsn as the cur»-
my of Spain.
at may prove more twi‘illlul.
If they are not su'cmst'ully interrupt.
ed the result will be ntnssacre.”
Havana. via Key “'f'r-l. Fla. Jan. 1':
illelayed in transmissioni~At the our
merit this dispatch is filed it its report-
ed that on important nngagcmcnt has
taken place between lbw Spaniards and
the irtsttrgt-ttts under General Rabi. in
the district of lianzunilii. it is furth-
or reported tltztl the insurgents inst
:lmt men ltillrd and tho Spuniarda .m-
sttitl it» liz‘l‘i‘ lost il'l mutt "ill.
woundrr. No further details bzme yet
bwrt t'weit'ttl.
It is said that litr l’nlltvu Stairs cott—
stil general. lien. Fitzbugh ire. n-rcul’
l)‘ cilia-riltntlial a l‘lllilllt‘l oi l’tllilillr-vrlr
as to what litilllit'Al party in» buluugcd
in and the "tiller 1:. it'lmllvil to lant‘
replied flint be had been an inlratmt»
gent Spaniard. afterwards c. returns
is! and then for ’.i little on tuttnnotuisi,
Questioned Hrs Mini it» thought
.llrttlil autonomy the volunteer oiilrcr
auswcrctl
ll «ti
in
"llad. wry bsul. “tirw' than any
thing.’
Asked what he has now. the officer
replied.
mum Auburn
wrist-magma (hiding at eta..-
lim lili-
3.,
The regular meeting oi the list Pili-
isheru' association was held last night
in Mystic Chain Mail, Wuhiuton
street There was a very large attend-
once.
{The oflicers submitted their 1' is
for the quarter. it phowed that th 54
is a balance in the treasury of “.500
with all bills paid.
tin the question of finishing and
curling a ti?» a domed grade oi huts ior
Walhizer & Dreyer. the meeting decid-
ed that the batters. could not do the
work for the prices elicited by the ilrtn,
and the matter is ntill in abeyance.
The following were appointed dele—
gates to attend the meeting oi the
Central Labor union: John ll. Foley.
Patrick Mont-ban. ll‘rank .l. Bradbury.
ii. Montgomery anti Frank A. Parsons.
The other buoinctts was of a routine
nature. and after its transaction the
meeting adjourned.
HANNA TO TAKE A REST.
'i'ip- Strain oi the Senatorial i-‘lght ilas
Worn lllirn ()ttt
i'olumbus 0.. lat; l."~—Senntor Hallv
on left for (”'lmellunti this morning.
His physician initials that he take a
rest. as the strain of the Senatorial
light has worn on him severely.
Mr. Kurtz and all those. tmgaged in
the «vmuwt are mtltallsted from over-
work and loss oi sleep.
An effort will lie made by the lit»
publicans to reortltanize the House of
Representattvm. by ottsting Mama. the
"continue" speaker. The plan. it is
said. does ont lndlodl‘ the election of
Roswell, what-to slpcuitership candida“
cy is held to have been prejudicial to
Senator Hanna. but it is believed that
the titty-six Republicans who voted ior
Hanna will support some straight Re—
pnblimn ior sopalker.
Investigation oi the bribery charges
is to prim-ml in both houses.
'l'lt.v\NSl'i)ii'l‘A“rli)N
SEEKERS.
\l'aabingtoo. Jain. iii—in a few days
the treasury department will make
known the details oi the arrangement
recently concluded with Air. Sifton.
t'anadiatt minister of the interior. re~
spwting the trtittumrtation of gold
northern and ireifilhi in line Klondike.
anwhile it is learned litTt' from good
authority that tile l'aumilztn govern-
ment. in about to issue new vitamins
and mining regulations applicable to
that region.
0!" GOLD
l-in'l-Zlil'l'lf‘ix Wilt Till-Z KIDNDIKH.
i'm'tiuml. tire. .lztu. :l «The govern.
illi‘ifi t‘lpl‘lllllillll will start for the
iiiotivitiw nil the steamship Oregon.
with h hails from here on January :3,
lot Shimmy anti llyca. The advanci-
purty nill t‘titinlel oi sixty men from
”10' i'mtrtt-rnlh infantry and they will
talu- n‘ttit them ion invites and 3:.» tons
of supplies. t‘ntptuiu linitlntt .oi Port
Rib-y, u‘tll littvu rhantc ill trztnsmrto—
itntl.
l’l’.\>il.\(i tl‘.\ 3T0! la. (‘ .\.\ll\'.
Stamford. “ll’i. l3~Two yotttittul
burglars. t'llflrit‘iri and William 1 nontp-
non. aged twelve and fourteen years
respectively. of New London, i'ontt..
are locked up in the police elation
"A Yankee."
lib account of ill" thllt’t‘lllliITiItll oil
the insurgent ii-rrm :t iv-u b-ngnw Ill:-
tant trout ”iiiiilm. i. 'iict'ul \‘ul-luratuiui
left here yesterday with Mitt troops in
"image the enemy.
.\u several club-in oi the Spanish mi- ‘
lllllllli have burned inrtus and count
libido and have shot primtwru oi wan;
in. lml‘tua Mill and wounded tut-u. ”i’lhl
oral lilsnt-o has issued a new decree“
prohibiting the destruction of all kinds:
of properly and forbidding the itlltmh
ing of prisoners who arc sick or
woundmi, The latter. in future, will
be cared for and sent to the military
hospital.
The cnptnltiunencrul also issued dc.
crm supplying the planters and farm—
crs. for their deli-use. with the rifles
that itclongml to the inrulldnl while"
not back in Spain.
i'hc correspondent of the Evening
liter, of Washington. ll. t', i‘linrlew
l'optwr, govt- Shit to tho (liillli‘lt author-
ities for distribution among the con~
t-enlrndos.
tiencrnl hint-b hits been transient-d
to hunting" dr- (‘ttmt for having. as
chit-i of a column oi irotvpm ordered
the shielding of prisonl'rs oi war.
flight importnul political prisoners
truth Sumo titanium» are rammed hm
shortly.
MARRIED IN A ilAltflilN WlNllilW.
t'rswfurdsvills. but. .isn. lawldisn
Flt-eta bee and James tiili am mar.
rind in the show window of a aslom
here last night. The Altair was ”let
Minutes of n butter on the inert oi a
triend of the man, who volunteered
to pay all cam it the couple woubl
wt to be married ill the windtw.
The bride and grim drove up to the,
place in s melt drawn by sis white
him and entered the window. which
had been «inverted, into a Imp tum
rr. Mt" nature limb may”.
them their IIIII wits. ”sum or sisa—
pie watched tits m isms the
. here.
i
all i‘i'lmt'fllfi. t'lu. .
f it! J.
l uottliml.
They were found in :t harnviuut
t'illuyllllK a {cast of randy.
which they admitted
they had taken front the grin-cry stoic.
M. “fussing. Their mother was
night.
m.m
s'rou: Till-I ENGLISH ll'i’.
llockville. (intuit, Jun. l:l«~~lt was dis»
t'tttt'l‘l‘tl this itlornlng that during the
night the :ngilah ivy. Which complctt»
iy cunt-rs the llroul oi the baton Vow
gre‘gulitmol church. had been cut oil
new the ground. The church stub-1y
has offered a reward of Slob for the
arrest and conviction oi the parties
who did it.
SNOW llN t'Al.lh‘0iiNlA.
Han Francisco. .lan. l3» A cold Morin
has swept. alumni the entire state of
t'aiiiortlln. Show has fallen in many
counties. the itembtrupiral belt not be-
ing exempt. ltalu. which was badly
uowlml. has chino in stillicicnt tptnnib
ties to gratify all growers of I'I'l’t'tlltt.
l-‘ruit growcrti are ctmibicnt that no
injury will mtudt.
H...W._.A.......
t'ttiztm'tltzu rut; 'l’illiNAlitl.
Si. lauds. lilo, .lsn. lily Prof. lra
lliclts. the willbltnowu weather proph.
ct. says that the Fort Smith cyeimto
was the natural ouicmne oi the ctmdi»
llml oi the sinustphm. lie says that
the star's attalcbcd to ilunday and lion.
clay show thin in reactionary attwm
disturbance use due on those day».
".4
ranted "now "out
New ilnvcb. .lnn. 5i.~l'stricit Hutu
ray. aged mulled this momma. having
been ntriciml with paralysis yesterday.
For a quart of a century he was
Yale's harlot an. and was well linden
to student» ll" over the muatry. .
“W
Pillmlllltlt'itiismfll 'ro liIlA’i'li.
Russilviiilv. ity.. Jan. titw‘l'ne from
m‘ m m w last Alain
toss MM serially mind by in-arms
m (”M am. was
ems-unseat
was-ovate. ; ::
DB. 0. l" BOUTWELL. .
removed to the new bank _ V
Washington street. Ollee m
to 11:45.12230 to a; ,Ssturday‘ivsae
ing. 7 in ii.
"Attract. .
WANTli‘DwYoung man wani-
ployrncnt of ad.
Senti ee.
wow om ‘ .
non BALE-—Reduced price on
heaters. South Kuwait 11mm
company, 42 South Main street.
N.
FOR SALE-4PM Faulkner Block,
east end of Carriage bridge. south
Norwalit; two stores and two lain.
'l‘. B. Griffin, agent, Finch'a PM»
macy. ' ‘ all
FOR SALE—Our imperial Cigars I"
made oi the best quality Havana too '
bacco. and make an ideal holiday [iii
to a smoker. Price, only 82 I hill,
containing 25 cigars. The Old Well
CigarCo" manufacturers. .
FOR SALE-lf you want I good in”.
try the H. I 3., every blade m
forged. So Namath Hdw. 00.. ‘48
So. lain street. on
8760 will buy a choice building lot .
(W146) in one of the W .
streets of South Norwalk; M It! ,
healthful; walk mu, water in sisss'
and petition for sewer in drab
(ion. Particulars of Taylor I do!»
den. 13..
TO LIT.
WA- ,- , ~-.-
T0 l.E'l'~With or without board. l'lll'r
nished rooms at 10 Lowe meet.
Two minutes from South Kuwait
railroad station. Apply on W
cs. 15
TO im-Seven rooms, 67 WW‘
avenue; Haste Hall block, stat-us
for oileea; first floor, three mums,
69 Woodward avenue; first floor, ll:
room- No.10 Union street. I. A.
Woooward.
T0 RENT-Fiat six rooms in Faulkner
Block. east end Carriage belts.
South Norwalk. 1‘. B. Gilli.
mi. ‘3”
r0 LET-From Deanna: “6 ‘
61 West street. nutto'l'. ‘ .
menu's residence; W ‘
Toiles siren. and
aim; house a Day
movements. Apply
Knapp.
LOST.
W... _._... .A -..... ‘1”
lAJS'l'wA dark chestnut mars. 1555
bands high. about it years old. White
star on the forehead, with it hm
on. M. ’l'urlov. Connecticut Turn-
ptltc. 112 It
ll).‘i’l'~A dark chestnut mere. 15%
hands high. about ii years old. White
star on the forehmd. Had harnm
112 at
on. M. 'l'al'im'.
shill. Hi) \Vl) W ROTH NW
London Jun. t’. “The trial oi Rich-
.tl'il Arthur l'l'liit'i‘. the super. who)
.43be and killed William Terrlsa. the
itt'llil. began today in the Old Bailey.
When the murder was described Prince
irctptcntly smiled and wrote a number
of notes to his counsel. apparently it1
corn-rt absolliti'ly unimportant details.
l'hc testinmny presented was the more
no presented at lib-v Street Police
t'mtrt when the prisoner was lit-at ar-
raigned. "'l'oin" "Tcrrlm was the first
witness.
AW...
.txmtt: In "A aims. suits.
Sim-lilioltu. .lnn. ills—ProlfNordenwlt'
jold. the Arctic explorer. tin-informed
the Sundial: Academy o! Stained that
the foreign oillct- It” "MY” intelli-
gent " that wvcral per“: '0?th of
credmm- saw Prof. Anita's balloon.
early in August. in m Columbia.
seven miles north of delo like. him ,
the district of Caribou. The praise-or
regards the news it. being of llliflclelll
importance to call for M inventi-
Ration.
'l'AXlNii iv’mtlt'lllN (lOAlPANlu
Springfield lll., Jun. term
paused a bill yesterday by I” 10“.“
ihoriziug the summon oi tease “
"all tutmpanicit or Winn m
ntmi under the latte of other filth.
territories or ioreign ”will“. I“
claim: business in this min" The”
tuning an t'ottipatiles four per seat.
gross earnings was Muted-31!“ I
hays till.
ARON“ IN "UR mu. ,
Toledo, 0., Jan. I'm-flit m
niorning John tiraper sad hi. m
unsrroled and he stfntlt her on “I:
head with a club. The woman M
untvinscioun and it no Wt “f
had died. She was M for m
iinturday aftermath about I 0’
signs ol life appeared I“ tho ,
t‘ilfW' "one in her m “I II
on the way to complain WI?!»
iNJltiiBil A’l' ration W
Washington. Jan. 1%
tendon. oi the ii. a. I.
h. 333” TWJL'Mh I
one i
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