”W of further tron-
the mill amt claims the force
mm.
‘ are we all in the cotton
New Bedttlrd BlddetordJaco
. Lewieton. Burlington. and
Kill: mun, Lake and
you No. l at. Fall vet and the
Rock mills at Western
,lvoolen centers there are strikes
the Weaskut-k and “my; mill; at
' , .-. ~ . Central mill: at Central
Antone and laconia. N. FL, the
helnt' a hosiery concern.
. -aitltition at the Will ind Pen.
‘ mills. in Blddeford. fill! the York
» in Baco was unchanged. The
cogent tor the hotter oraaniaotion ot
_ operative- in both cities is pro-
Wile eteodily. and many meetings
lot the dillerent mdeeot’ help have been
The committee chosen by the York
If“!!! to interview llr. Page has de-
cided not to perlorrn more duty until
next week. in the meantime tables of
wages paid in other colored mums miilr
of New analand will be procured tor
compel-lean with the York reaction
At a moan meetinx of Pepperell, La-
conia and York strikers last evening
relief soliciting and diabureing commit.
teen were cboaen.
In Westerly. R. 1., the White Rock
cotton mill. owned by H. D. and it.
\ Knight. shut down at noon yesterday
«twins: to a etrike of 150 weavers and
1 "lpinllen. The strike was ruined by a
reduction in ”we: amounting to is per
cent When ionizing mu the mill gives
employment to 375 hands
The frame spinners at the Hamster
No. l and the Laurel Lake mills have
Joined the list of strikers. The tumor
lett their work last night and relueed
to enter the mill this mornlns. and
those at the Laurel Lake left at noon
yesterday.
fltaatlaa at all llyer. ‘
nu River. Ml”. anthem I‘ll
a all-ht inereaae in the pricea of print
clothe in thin market. the advance
being 1 per cent and there is a con-
tinnation of a good demand tor all kinds,
of labriee.
These factors are rtrawl that give en-
couragement to the dissatisfied opera-
tivea, for it they routinue to imrenee
in number the demand tor labor will be-
come the all important matter.
An advance in the prices paid for la-
bor must come in thin section belon-
peace return: again. The noneral slim»
lion in not improved. The King Philip
mute and ring frame lpinnorn are still
out. and many or the weavers one idle
pending a aottiement that will give
them yarn for «urine.
The mill authoritiee any they believe
they can nettle their arievanvu with
the weavers and rim: epinnere within
a abort time. and thin View in the one
entertained by the labor laden,
“the wearer: set rotary in or the opin-
ion that they have no more nrieraneea
than wearers In other mi. -.ie and mille-
naenily the union will not lupport any
Irihe.1‘hie will drive the firemen to
thslrioome (or the preach! The tank
at a union sumo: the rim eplnuern will
aid in mine so early and ot the strike
as tar as they are
hing spinner; at the Laurel Lake and
yea milie are out on strike to-
m " the in the previlma realm-Wm
M I“?! Merrill. They In! t' W have
been cut more than it 14 per writ.
Mrmanmthnwnwnk
l’
winners It" ""3. 'flmfll.
In men out mt next two-y mm
In entire arrangement» to lend reknlar
m to their new brethren in
mum
nee; tlovn'tete at and. sum
Hell Bedlortl Ila-a. Jan. all The
flu "tiled Wit into a
Llewlavsn Ian'hoheelerved
in nearly ovary instance. and many of
, The loom risen” Jinn. mowed of
m fit; en el 7W
Detective Captain M]. on finality
made a tepiur'o ol "ltllriy” Savage!
tallow who has the reputation with the
police at being a connoieeeur in crime. 3‘5““ iWillla- 3" I‘ll n
who bu‘lorred tiuet luur'sentenoee ”0 ” lilllilllilil..... """" '
‘ Child, Frank wool,
in the min prison. and who time the A Colonial Witch ....... "272-12
expiration of his .aenteuce. laat Au- Crawlord. i'. ltarion.
, sun, had been adding to the Hat ol ml; Corleone ...... . . ..... .. . . .l95-Zl45
ollensu about as rapidly on anyone has Crockett, 8 it.
Sir 'l'oadr non" ........ .....253—24
ever known to. Savage is now held Dryedale. William
for two m of lime-swell” and The Fat llsii ......... . ........ 213-13
rev-uni burglaries. and it is expected French. Alice ll. (Octave Thane”.
m‘t more mun“ ‘0’ be “M Won”, Sheri! n ...... ....273-17
Howells. W. 1)..
Itflo happen. however. that none at
the cases on far puritirely known
against Savage were committed in this
city. He Man. the deteotlvee allqe,
by stealing a horse and wagon in illi-
lord last September. Then he broke
into'a barn in hit Haven and took a
wagon. ten bushels 0! onto. some uraw.
burner: and other articles. With this
outfit he got as tar as North Haven.
whore ,he was apprehended and plum!
under arrest. Salvage got away train
the constable. by leaving the «no».
whirl: was returned in its owner. The
next heard from Iiiul woo torn-break-
ing in Woodbrldce, whce more har-
ness. blankets and teed were the plan.
der. History repeated itselt in Derby.
at a barn near the lumber company's
yard, and a nice Parker gun was added
to his outfit. Savage then drilled
back to Millord. and varied his work a
little by tackling a new house. He or.—
ed plumben' tools which he found in
the place to cut. out the lead pipe.
which had jun been put in. and our
tied hwhy quite a valuable supply.
Strntlord was formed with the adven-
turer'r presence. am! there again he
went into the- hard at W. B. Briatol
and toolt a horse and wagon. some har—
ness and mute.
This in not by any“ means a rompiete
list of the operatiollli attributed to Saw
use during the past tour month». but it
is sniiloient to show that be is A good
than [or the-polite“: have inland.
Savage also taken armpietely by sur-
prise when Wee Captain Cowlee
arrested him on tho street about 5:30
Sunday evening. He did not resist.
however, as he met Captain Bowie:
when no waa last arrested here in
1392. He then led the oilirer a chase
and ended by trying to hold a door
which Meant Canine. a; he was then
titled. went through llkenpnne oi glans.
Once earlier in his history Savage took
a bullet (or trying to get away lrom
Cantata Brewer. Alter tlii‘ tumult Sun-
day night Captain Carriers and Detect-
ire Metlruth wont to a born whirh
Savage rents in the downvtnwn dietrirt
and lound the Btnilord bow and wa~
non. which they pilorl lull oi plunder
and brought to headquarters.
The armed man was well dressed
and has the reputation at the station
for keeping up appearaaoee. durlna his
intervals. and looking more like a
man who would do ”alii‘lt loin" than
n petty thiel. He gives his age se nt-
ty-anren years. and more than hail oi
the int twenty Md hem event in run
amt. in June. it’ll. and lingual.
Hist he remind aentenee tor limit and
human". in June. iliilil, min be was
given iaii neonate on twelve count:
mug-tine atom a year and a bail:
in Number. is”. he was unmoved to
it term tor biaritnlailina. and in May.
til”. min turned up (or theft and
burglary, going to state prison. lllnre
that he Itaa rerelved neutron on a
job Jim in Brantord and one in
Hilts-port. and he he: s Bridgeport
mm tor minor Mental sandwiched
in minus lilo mealtime truth Waiter»-
held
There in little Milt that he will
now attend the reel oi hie day- in prie-
otl. inaslllat'h so upon «yttrium now
he it liable in the imposition at teen-
ty—hve mu. in addition to the run»
la: mm. as an f‘lamvrlnible."~w
New Ham Minimal. .
m lb Della hey.
Alshie hut Rely taller-vial are to»
inlay i take it be me. air. to here
my ruse to waate ll tailloe om lite
inmate?
amt Immature. air: I on.
“little callerwlaat no. air. in i
immuamlowhals la rte!
oi his Wine in Mull-lea tron
wnmwhhemoteataimttow
‘siummnvmu
inhiastm.mesaldmllym
awdaw
mmwfiaum
“WWW“. on he
liar-mall immww
mutate-owlnmar
lartlaaeaanuwtelaeeeem
massednthelltelvesotthe
lentil am library.
Pictlblt.
.llurr. it. Fitch.
Tablas. the Roman ..... 21346
The Landlord at Lion' I Head. 213-15
Meredith. George.
The Ordeal of Richard Fever'el.263-13
Ogden. Ruth.
Little Homespun ...........:.196—2t
Rayner. 8..
Free to Serve ............. '....273—ll
Stevenson. Robert Louie.
St. Ives ....................... 213-"
GENERAL LITERATURE;
Dickens. Charles.
Old lamps tor New Ones ...... 28249
Euleetou. Edward.
The Beginners of a Nation.
Elliott. Douiol 0.
North America Shore Birth. .247-l6
Fields. Annie
Lite and Letters 0! Harriet Beech-
er Stowe ................... 241-24
Pinko. John.
Old Virginia and Her Neighbors.
......................... 248 8.9
Hurll Hotelle 31..
Madonna in Art ............... Zil-Zii
Ionian. Henry.
The Old Santa l-‘e Trail ...... Zia—l2
Johnston. t'lilton.
The llixtrirt School as it With. .zn-ro
McCarthy. Justin.
.2484 it)
A History oi Our Own Times. .Zliui-T
Orr. Charles.
The Pequot War .............. 2l9—2li
l'hoipo Elizabeth Stuart
t'haptert truth a Lilo .......... 24L. "1
Story at Junie Christ .......... m 2
Stanley. Henry ll.
Wilda o! Alrleu ............... 247-133
Pmndloot. Andrea Holer.
Chlld'e Chrlrt Tales ........... til-27
Drummoud. Henry.
The "ideal Lite ................. till-ii
I’ll-D emu. A! 1430!.
A M l’arty hasalsrrow leaps
trnmalopmad Panther.
West Winated. .lan. 20.——Wblle ro-
turniug home iron: ('oilinsvilie early
yesterday morning. where they appear-
ed in grotesque costumes at a manner
out: carnival the night below. a party
of young permit» had a thrilling t‘l-
porience with a wild animal on lllllliii'l
iliii. near Batun‘e Kingdom. in thr
man of New llnrtlord.
The animal. which to sum to be ll
panther by people who have seen it by
daylight. in larger than any ethical
and will weigh time to sixty pounda
It lives in tile wood; aad ledges ol
miss and prowia about raoatiy during
the night. The masquerade" drove
borne in three eisgie rigs. and the w
railed panther chased each team tor
nesrly three-quorum at a mile.
Munroe (thinker and Tommy littles-
hey tutti the moat mlrartllous may.
the animal having its lontret upon tiw
bark of their carriaar at one time.
Ant-on Weill. who lives on a term mi
lndlan ltlll. bee eel-u the animal in his
dmryard. and says it be: killed putt!»
try lielrmgiu to him. Edward A. Nei-
iin. blah eherih tor withheld nullity.
who purrham every year thousand; M
will. today said' "I will give lib for
the strange oaimai’e poll. providing it
is the tilde oi a motile panther."
Winner! in uhnowiedmd to be the
headquarter: oi the nu bottom of
nonhuman (inane/elm. Notably
3,080 will iii an average. may anon
item reel in. there every summer.
Sheri! Kellie ie the hearted bane lit
for. and hie olev tor the alleged pea»
ther'l poll has What art—teed hire!
hunters. had they are eiaaaiaa lite or.
animation oi a your to «our Man‘s
Kim and ladlaa llill tor the
warm astral, They will he relation
eedhyapartyutltewitsrtlonim»
were. laeiadiae Howard “lepton m
llamMJmntlhe trestlholala
the "rail-non roller.
me has been the m mm tor
tablet hauliaa in West flea item“
It
lamuisltslhs
somavoldtile
WWI“!
fllllilliii.
w»...- ..m “...—W”...
\t. 1L
THE KRWEGER STORE.
J
H”...
...... Great jvloaring out sale of .
Cloaksand Mlllinery
/
homework-a
Romano China
lathe litapesandbecorattons.
\il’ta
maple-loge.
1 thsmasyou.
Rut Shoo.
filament...
f, nlnnc'r
unit-Weill:
betoundanondleaerarielyol
tan Rd \Dm.
No two pieces alike.
oi your neighbor having
We iiud on udlnniimwen ”Vm'ktltl on WINTER liHOES {or both
LADIKS and 03:51”. To make room for SPRING STOCK, We iuukea
meeting mduetiq»
In the price, anti the plinth um flint-elm. LA'I'FH!‘ S'l'i' M335 and all wumutcd.
GLOVEHS EW SHOE STORE,
You can buyjauy one of our latest style
Jackets
For duo-halt {of the regular selling prim
H. HRIEGER,
Nash dVan Scoy.
“lingerie-W mtollneooeaintbetownollowailt.
TNash 8'
Vancoy
«lF‘RE GHT LINE!»
Norwalk South Norwalk,
. m..."
m,ueau.. ,
lair nil
Hiufiifirlmmfi
heanreetionur‘
luau, Itllulty ill 'flllliilll
or tam wan):
Bisolieebourswiilbe i‘rorn lie. in. totp in
cofll'fiufie‘ritn: [rippl‘eleleetire ridon abould
it W le 7 t’ on W Ind HM?
(la-ea illicit. y ll .
mo mm mm
Curt-e lneonlnla, Vert u Holinelnotlone,hpto
Stomach ’l'muh n Nervous and
Maximum! other nil-ladle», esu-vtaiiy when
or at numerous routplexiou.
With the old Mtlm intent lnlpmv ml elet'trie
lmtrumnnto oi Atunrioa' a Mid ivlur qr”- heat
no nil-ta. he is t‘llablt-ti to tout your e’eoight
aoiontl orally
Mot. 48 Ill! Strut, limit.
No peddiere orsaento employed.
tlullllui inlets
u m. mus
Are sometimes hard to get. lint there
are such things nevertheless. We don’t
want to seem boutlul but we are
proud of our stock. He worked hard
to get it—-—we didn't take what was
thrown to us. That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.
Painters' supplier. glass. etc.. mine
lug. paper hanging and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
3”! Norwalk. - — - Connecticut
We Have it.
All tlw twenty u! on illicit
Fm» ui theemt ol‘ Iv-n than
0" our 1’38 30“
"litlllit' tluv “PM of any oil
“tow.
Just what you wont.
An Open Fire
Gasoline Heater.
l'uil illlll we it Work.
H0lllilli Pattern
& lan’rg ()0.
So. Nomalk.
William C.Jesse,
[68 WASHINGTON STREET,
" Sole Agent “(or
2% Washington St. —
MY
meson Afiillwuzmzmuu
Delivered in llnlk to tire Trade.
iAllo in bottle: to any port at the [til]
or rininily. Light. ll per «one.
Dari. equal to imported. ”.23.
i’ronm attention givea to
until more.
Ache. Old Saree. liken la limit.
Hair Fellini. Write 0.008 all!!!"
11).. ill lie-rule Techie. willow. lit,
’troretdaeese’anliatitoflm
leer-sebum
. terribly want and mean- com
Y « leather
,, ' Prices.
”5... lions of li'tr- superintendent of potent:
. hire.
lorpvootaoteans. Capital. mm. W
. Albany. Jen. at.
the on lhv
three tor
titll’l lull lilo t .,
Ml ”HUM-1mm
druun up a bill on the subject
provider that the governor.
duye after it taller ellerl,‘ elldll
not less than heron oiliaenn of 1hr
til motitule a «nun! commission
The vomminaion phall- nerve VIM
pay. but shall be entitled to actual ‘
neeemry expenses incurred in the ,
formative at its duty. the comm
aha" tenor? comerru g the wink
ready GM“! in eonuev-i on with “when;
eplnlt ol the Erie. unanipioio and 0»
west; l'lilull. the contracts M, m
such improv elite and whether ll!!!
were propery made, the amount 11%
Money actually expended and whether
thou- exwuditurm were prom. the;
proportion 01 the improvement 1W3
ed in wntmrtu already made. the
portion at either (aunt not included
a tollll’fll t. the amount which will
required with the piano and WM»
norm and the state engineer and any
other muttern that the «ommileloneri.
wonder of public interest.
The wrumimiouem rhail proceed will!
all move nient opted and report in Wflla
log to the got ”nor their opinion on m
helore June I. and the governor Illa“
transmit such report to the leginlatllre.
The gm ernor. upon appiimtion of the
commission may extend the time lol ‘
making its retmrt. but not beyond
July l. '
CHAUTAUQUA ELECTION.
heal-lent Ilarper ltataim I. M Q, ,
.teae-bly Schools.
Erie Pa Jan .‘ll'—'l'he board “trill.- ‘
teen a! lil" ('bautauqua assembly the!
at the lie-vii House last evening will!
n-presentativea (mm all parts of tilt! .7
rountrl‘. The treasurer’w report Mat) (
total ren-eipts m the amount of “M'
The lelt-nFGNWF'fl' about ”.009 less at“ ‘
this ammmt. Bishop “went. in his
rermrt as u-hnmellor, outlined plans in!
thr- ranting 58250”. The m—houls will
mminue under the oharge of mt;
W. ll, Harper n! the l'niverniiy of Clif-
r‘ago. ”Moore {or the year were ditto" '
ml an infinite:
President, Lenin Miller of Akron. 0.;
\ilP president, Clem Studebaker 0t .
South [lend 1nd,; rliam- ellor. m
John H Viewer“ of Topeka: amino
and superintendent Dr W. A. Duncan.
of Bvravuse; treamrer. E. A. skim:
or Wattle-id. N. 11: exerutive commit-r
tea». \V. ii. short. J. 1'. Edwards. Wil-
liam Thomas. Wilson at. Day. it. A.
Miller and l". W'. Hyde. Finance colt»
mun-n, William Thoma». E. G. Daren-
bury and F. W. Hyde.
The trustees adjourned to meet in [8”
in Cleveland.
BRYAN A WITNESS.
la ‘lesiiles I" the lletanao I. the
lie-per “trial In Illinois.
Jarklmnl'iilo “152'. Jan. 21.11": chit?!
ultra. tinn at the Draper trial was Wil- ‘
ham Jennings Bryan. who was a wit
nuts (or the defense. Mr. Bryan's lentt “
mony was eimply to strengthen
rhmae-le-r of Sir. Draper. He stated .
he had been In the practice at law
thin rily lrom its: to “37. and had .
room in the lame unit-e in which It
brute-r “an etuployed. sad had Mo
ed that he was a man oi excellent repli-
tritmn m awry way. in t roan examine-
mm m- admitted that lir. Draper had
rather nzurv- than ordinary temper.
Dr. H K. Jones Whittier] all an ill—ll!-
ty ”hilt-ti and gave it as his solemn
npmhm :iml Draper was nnacconnlno
blo- {or hu- mm: and suimequent mill“—
tier of ”Mung, though perfectly will:
[u t» til i tarry on a Hittit?fi!i|fl mm
The sister and daughter or Draper also
it mum in lhr' name linv in the alter-
nmn. as did llw- rlm'tur who attended
him when he tried to rommit suicide.
Fourth Clue Post-tasters.
\‘i'aohinaton, .lau. :59.~~'I'he (allowing
fourth c lam ammo-tern have been an»
pointeri in l’enmiimnia: ”VIONHI'VIIe
in J ll Hurr l'utlli'lll it. D. Carrier:
Dov er Nathan t' Wallet»; Bee-ere-
ton n. tiliwr listener: Himsvlile. William
3’ amp. Stvnnllnivmn H il. Bell; Van
Us kt- iluliolt'. Honhore.
...—....” ..rM.-.._._
TELEGRAPt'liC BREVITlES.
hire. ilminln, ill!» of the corneal-ll.
Not Iloodwin, was granted an absolute
mum-e in New York.
Two mm were injured and a building
our deetmymi by an orploaitlll (it lint»
um! an» at. Attila. N. Y.
l’reahlevnt vole ot Hawaii left “it
From inn tor i hu-aao where he will be
I'IlPH‘l'd with main! ceremony. ‘ ~
The National litmrtl WNW ml
at Albany. winn the annual report was
read. hill. ms were elm led and “W
oi Mcvlulinna adopted.
with had domestic and Ina-dial We
imlll'liillt'd Mlltidl' ill I” m
nenlni hotel. New York . a
Eduard l'lnrlt. a [rain W i we -
lain alter n quarrel with W ‘
low wile. lie-ll her nitride and then
It“? in death with I Mlle
A “intereme of Illli "I“ '
am not Mid ill the Salli-till
New Vault. and it was r , .
a plan consultation at our. .
'rn- Denver deli-nutter more
loot their light spinal the .
torsmtorteprr retail! _
rain and have arrepted an '_
near the ram previously «tam
lire mien tlrualehi. I m
piled while lrrlaa to name
pundit-We weddinl ill
kill l” intuit!" ”mom I. '
morn; lune new and:
Men removed.
livery it. fltfllflit. who it all ti,
on all around merit. mm in '
lap hie eeeape Irma the "r”
police atoll-a. m cm. tile
under arrest em with W
hill to m hie [reed-In.
lienry ll. ”with all um CC". I. if. ‘ ”
Norwalk Chronicler