spoon so. he did not
A where they went. Their object to
" it seemed to him. was (o for.
. venue to the ' ol the
Who where they intended going
it. and should he situated where
,qud be conveniently reached by the
. number. it it was to save
money that the directors proposed to
romeo the Library. they had not look~
- ed around to see what they could do;
they had not asked him tor any other
"terms or tor a reduction of rent The
, dilly object they seemed to have in
slow was to furnish revenue for the
- other parties.
Mr. Donovan asked {he Cottncli to
make a little inquiry about the mailer
lie ho animator he had a ten-
ant tor a number oi years. lie and
had alterations made to suit the direct~
ore and spent nesrli s year's rent in
putting the rooms in condition to their
liking. He had no loose. only that
which goes with lair play. He didn't
think it was necessary to use that pre-
caution which is usual insuch business
business transactions The new loca-
lion was the lsrthest in the community
trout the Maiden, canton: instead of
benefiting the common people it was
doing them the most inconvenience.
He said he had no conversation with
the directors about giving up the
rooms. He had notified the president
‘asweilssthesecreimollheasso
deli» Wm m More
the council last night in regard to the
matter, and had hoped they would be
t to make some explanation.
The Council. he Wt. did not dc»
sire to pay rent ior two rooms, and he
. ' lilte to he heard before they
their money.
Glover assured hir Donovan
s Council would give the matter
tlon. «
. . a committee is appointed." said
Mr. lionorsn in conclusion. "I should
like to confer with them. l might he
willing to let you have the quarters
without any rent."
The law regarding the confinement ol
insane convicts at the state prison, in
the new inssne ward. mites no provi-
sion for detaining those, whose terms
will soon expire. and who are still in-
lass. from or» four oi these mm
the thirtydhree who were menily
_ translated iron: the asylum in ittddlrr-
. tetra-whee the insane ward was ready
for occupancy. Andrew Mehura. nu
Austrian; hauls ll. Wilma. who is ls~
’ tiered to have s legal residence in (tow
‘ entry; Full liar. oi Baltimore, and
John Iclutyrc. of Woodbury.
, John c. Taylor. secretary of the Con»
patient Prison association. has par
, tisllydnsde. amusements for thc l'ltsP
, of these men. whos'e terms will mantra
.. this month. He has strongcti with
Governor Pooltcdo have Helium mm;
rallied to the asylumm at the ox.
posse p! the stale. . upwlii go It) llalv
um in s low days to mdenwrr to
loeste Ray’s lent residence there. no
first the ilsltltsors authorities may
tale cure of him. and he has notified
on selenium of mm to lake ran.-
Wlioos. and the W oi Woml»
bury to take an oilielstm.
arenas ransom
“to at said- exported or the
“‘3”, 1 and l.
. e snosst oldrflm es ml to
firm M the we“ eldl .lttnunry
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The spitesl meeting (it the llasonle
littlest densroistd association was
held last evening. it. i4. Chase was
chosen secretary in place of it. ii.
Tucker, of Ansonts. resigned. Tucker
‘ waseho'srnlastiulytosoeeeedi‘redsr-
let: it. Waldron. hut’he has not been
able to attend to the duties of his ol-
liee because! illness. it. L. Chase has
Men acting as secretary while ’l‘uclter
was away.
The mnusl reports show that the
membership of the association on De-
cember ll. mm. was 2,296. Benefits
paid out for this account. have been
“02.39632. One year ado the outlay
tor this account was 380.900. The as-
aocis'tlon was lot-med on March it.
it'll. and the total payments ior hen-
elits during that period has amounted
to 31.453.278.12. on 741 deaths.
average age of new members in 1897
was 32 years. 10 months and 2] days;
the average use ol members who died
was 62 years, ii months and 12 days.
The total amount paid lor assessment
by a member on a $2,000 benedt was
$528.25. The amount oi the outstand-
ing certificates is $4,457,000. The total
receipts tor the past your were "09.-
073.69; disbursements, $107,719.17; sur-
vius. 81,334.62.
summon mass
‘*
mm candidates Permitted tom-
the Oath «(Practice
The bar committee at the stale lor
the purpose of making. examinations
of candidates for admission to the bar
that at the Capitol Saturday and pass-
ed upon the candidates unaided two
weeks 8812, The following candidates
were permitted to take the oath of ad-
mission to' the" bar. having passed the
examination:
Falrdeid County-William 8. Board-
man and William H. Cable.
New Huron County- Edward W.
Beanie. Jr., Harry A. Baxgell. Harry
W. Doolittle. Osage W. Martin, Char-
les A stone. Flatter dam slid
Clilfond 1.3mm
ilsrtIord County—~(ieorge P. Gibson.
Herbert A. Ross.
Tollantl floaty—Patrick J. Danube;
and Edwaydllt. ywllhllii. .
The lollowlng passed the literary
examination: R. Ellsworth Puller. ol
Hartlord. and Norman C. liners. oi
Danbnry.
mas A PM nouns.
thohn’s Church Itsmlord. the Be-
cipisnt ollr. rsrguson's Inniiicence.
The members oi St. John‘s l‘rutosi‘
out Episcopal parish. Stamford, were
pleasantly surprised Sunday night with
the announcement by the rector. llcv.
(liturles Morris Addison, oi the gift oi
ifiltou Ferguson of n parish building.
to be erected adjacent to St. Luke’s
chapel. South Slamlord. the new strut--
core to he of stone and wood and to
cost upwards oi mm.
The donor leaves neat Saturday on s
Mediterranean trip and hopes by his
return that the building will be well
under wny.
Mr. Ferguson is a Junior warden o!
tit. John's. lie is one oi tilt: wealthiest
residents in Stamford. it» has proli-
trusty made sew-rot gills to the church.
including o memorial window in menu
my of his father. John Ferguson. i’rol.
Henry F‘lgim‘m. at Trinity college.
llurtloni. M s hr‘otlwr.
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l’ntine to Harlot rs.
Notice in siren hy thu Lighthouse
ihmrd thut on and after January in.
infill. tho liulloll log trumpet at the
Sirntlord Shoal light station. on the
Middle ground. in isms island Sound.
about midway between titration! Point
and Old Field Point. will he again
sounded ‘ during (hick ‘log or fussy
weather. and the striking oi (iv fog
hell will its discontinued. excepting in
tone the trumpet should be disabled.
The trumpet will sound (dusts oi sis
some“ dorstim. separated lty silent
intervals oi mew-om mods.
Dr. Joshua Perkins. a highly sarcasm
fttl dentist and well hm iii political
' circles (illuminant (its state for a new
list oi died at ids home is has-
lelsos. years. til was due
iii an accidental loll cit Dr i'er-
m sustained In his once a low wists
4'all
"All tints." tits sew itotsss catho-
lk‘eilfl‘ei at mile. was dedicat-
es assay by It. See. Mos rim.
oi iisrtlurs.
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young woman at Ansonts who accepted
an invitation to lain an event“ ride
with a young man. 'They drore Marti
Iterlden, and had been out bill‘! short
time when the man attempted“ to ss-
ssult the girl. She stubbornly resist»
ed the which and dcrcstned for help.
Two young man. John Donnelly and
William Noonan. who happened to be
in the neighborhood. responded to the
alarm. and they town] the horse was
stopped on the side of the road. The
man and girl out in the team. the lat.
ter crying pltemlhly (or help.
When the young men drew near the
carriage the brute drove them oil at
the point of a pistol. saying that he
would blow them to pieces it they
moved another inch toward him. '1'
girl during this time was appealing to
the young men to come to her assist-
ance. The? met two other young men
iron: Southiugton in a carriage, to
whom they told their story. and the
lour started to the assistance of the
girl.
The follow heard the rattle ol the
carriage and he started his horse up
and drove rapidly toward Grange lioii.
The other young men did likewise and
finally succeeded to heading him oil.
He again threatened to shoot the
young men. but they reinsed to he
hiuifed this time and jumped into his
carriage and tool: the young lady out
of the vehicle. She was then driven to
her home.
The schooner Franco: liaird has
been attached at New lnndoo on a
claim ol Still) by Captain Marshall. her
former master.
The charges of unprolmlonnl coo-
t'orrl lawyer. have been dismissed by
the county liar.
Charles it, sort of the late l. Luther
Spencer has .n elected president oi
the First Nat l hank. oi Sni'lleld, to
succeed his lather.
., .
The mums of the State School iur
lioys lit lioriden have voted to cm: a
brick barn to dose 85. 000 in place of
the one destroyed by lire.
\i’t-slcyon'a Pal l'poilon chnpur
house at Middletown was entertcd and
two rooms ransacked. Jewelry was to-
ken to the Value of ’25
Tile ndjutnutvgenerui has ut-mptcd
the resignation at First Lieutenant
Rollin i‘. Wooster. i’ompuny i. first
regiment. C. N. it. Now llritain.
Homer Van Tassel lots been armtnti
tit Seymour on at charge oi mlnctiou
that is eight years old. tic was taken
to Cilililfii. N. Y.. for trial.
A jury in the Common Pleas i'ottrt
at New london ordered the Bayou
children who had been mmmiilml to
the county home. back to the ctltdotly
of the father.
The Allyn's l’olnt extension 0! the
Norwich tl Worcester rnllropd to
New Ismt on will he commenced at on
early date in the oprlntt and hill in-
curried to completion without, delay,
- O
The board of mnnuacmcnt ol lilt-
ifonneriirut Splriltlniintlt- (‘nmp-Mcet-
ing articulation tum voted to hold the
Nluutlr i'itfllli'lm't'llnx for the moon
or lililil from June 2m: to September
iiilt. inclusive.
lilrs. Theodore titlllllh'tt young son.
thinking she hsd lllil'ii on ilVf‘l'liiiM' oi
morphine. rushed for to. (Miami. iii
Soulhinaton. The physician loultd his
onpptmd dying patient adhering only
from headache. .
The Krlevanee committee oi the
ilartlord County liar hcsrtl allegations
oi unproisssionsl conduct against M—
tornoy .lohn Hamlin. ol Homoeop-
rille. it was charged that the mode a
practice at tannins irsutl writs to coin-
incl simple debts»
Dr. Henry ii. Dean. one oi the oldest
practitioners in that sectitm.disd at his
home in (tooth Coventry. sped 7t yum
W
Ernest Witt. a young (loin-11
wasiolntdissrseastiotlsilstmrd.
”Motilitmmwh
communion '
The Waterbury American tells ol s ,
duct against John J. liwycr, a littt'tn
AN ECLIPSE.
Miami? the
(tits-It til'
“blinked
lliliii.
Mahacltetnn Hotel Block.
“flit [till llll
llli Iiil 3M.
I
When it Imprints, olsd'urm the mm.
a
Ladles’ Footwear.
We ultnlit-ntzt- mitt Iarisoll nt own shim poilll.
as new M a min d rut-t from tlw mint; our minds as (WI-«ll llml
8W“ tot n sunny tuominu; our ltWil'lllii‘ill mtnrimi n-ou
'tiolisrt is in its tuthjcetu; our \Xllllt'rl :L-i. mllti till i in lo Huu' a
credit; and our prints. as im' ttittg to .t that.
r GLOVE-R’s NEW SHOE STORE;
12¢,Wmilinuloustrwt. Hamil Norwnllt.
Established 3
mo.
THE KRIEGER STORE.
Great clearing out Still! of
l on can lmy any one of our latest style
Jackets
For one-half of the regular selling pricc.
H. KRIEGER.
no Letting (lied and mum Stole,
South Norwollt.
Nash ScVan Scoy.
Inonrltorseanhsloundsnendlsssvarietyol
Kan’da‘ud China
Inthslsiestllisposandbeeorstions.
\l’too'tau em Wave
in W Ihspss and Coloring;
so you swell the misses-rinses of your neighborhaving
the some as you.
Quit Shes.
Sediment,
The lsrgsu sssortmsntoliine ones in the town at Horwaiir.
Nash 8-
VanScoy.
DIRECT
«FREIGHT LINE!»-
BETWEEN
Norwalk, South Norwalk,
and New York.
enumeration mum
MWOhir mnemoommml
In two pieces alike,
\‘oilriuu howcw r. can
irigill and mining slmc fntls pneuuinl in on
i iur sly It“ nru
Will at
am 1t??? est. mus magnet/z.” o
The [motor will give hispcrsonsi
attrtuitmmtlsteorreotlon of
omen-omens
orvmotl.
holly, Wldntidl! and limit!
nil l'IAi‘li WEEK.
illsodlce hours will he from it a. to. £08 p. in.
All sttil'erllut from inflow. vision ”unlit!
t- nusolt tutti lttu'e tlu lr c yes tint“! and proper
glasses mun.
me new mass
it um iosmnuiu,\ wit 0. linllminullom lupi-
h- gs, Htouuu h 'imuh a»; V. rvuus and sick
“mull“ in dud oil» rllillirtiik‘fl,l'
Norwalk Chronicler