.r'
on. annoys addiction gum.
“ who will start. Monday tor the
lid will it”! We"! at 4:27
that day all I W train. The
party will leave here at their
misuse, only making sure to be at
Stamford depot {or the special
n. They will arrive in New York
oily at 5:45 p. m.. and will then trans«
tom uhlgh Valley railroad. leav—
rih there at 6:50. They expect to ar-
re at Battle at noon oi January 29.
9'! their way they will pass through
Min and Niagara Falls. Chicago. St.
Ml, ilinnespolis. and Yellowstone
Wk; from thence to Spokane. through
the Yakima Valley. Washington, and
m the picturesque Cascade moun-
tains to their destination—4nd world—
h’amed region at the Klondike.
' The Connecticut and Alaska Mining
f ond Trading company, ns the corpora-
tion is named. numbers}! then. most-
ly men with inlhilies. and men who
have business interests of more or less
importance at home. Yet they have
counted the cost for some time beiore~
hand "and made careiul and elaborate
plans ior the expedition. .
Realizing that to so to Klondike in
midwinter is not the pleasantest or
least hazardous undertaking in the
world, they have prepared a list oi
their heirs. to whom, it anything
’sltonld happen to the party. his iellow-
Klondikers would iorward the precious
smote which he had collected. This
is a necessary precaution. though they
are all hoping to come back better than
they go. ior all the guide—books say
that Alaska is a most healthful coun—
try. that its very air Wakes one glad
to be alive. and as we all know. the
Klondike. it it be not a lite-giving
stream, gives something which we are
sometimes tempted to hazard our lite
to win, money. Not exactly money.
perhaps. but nuggets. golden nuggets.
which Uncle Sam is perfectly willing
to coin into the indispensable at our
pleasure. These heirs are in Stamford.
N'Jwalk. Danbury. Bridgeport. bitch-
lisld. Seattle. Boonsvillc. lion Hobok-
en. N. L. and other places. Junt one
all them is not in this trountrywthe heir
oi Charles i’reinler. n Stumiord man.
whose address is Nygade. No. 3 Set
Jorgensrlilnrg pr Rosltilde. Sjoiland.
Denmark. A man with an address like
that ought to succeed in the world.
Those who so from Norwallt are
Bernard (instaldi. the Main street con—
icctioner; Richard Voight. batter. at
Cedar street. South Norwnllt: Frank
W. iloyt. engineer. of East Norwalk;
’1’. 0. Rogers, oi Glover’s alum sum»,
and Joseph Lawson. oi llayviow ave-
nue. The others who matte up tlw
party are ll. 1'. Murphy. William Will-
iams. Harry it. l‘. King. Charter; llmts.
James Hall. William iiroolt. Emanuel
.l. idoyes. Charles Preisler. all at Stam-
iord; James iiimpson and Harry Kitch-
er, oi Bridgeport: John PMts. oi West-
pori; l'rctl tlittner. oi Cannons: Jitmml
Alstrum. oi liighwooti: ii. .I. Cone. W.
it. lament: and N. l). -llenedict. oi
idichneid; I.llldsey and Philip Stead.
oi Hound lleneh: Daniel O'Ccmnoii, oi
iiisnbmolt: Dr. Kortwrinhl. oi llolm~
hen. N. .l.; Wesley James. til. it. Sweet
and C. A. Msrpuenon. oi llornellsville,
N. Y.; Stnnley W. Gardner. Port Chem
tor. N. \'.'. .l. ('. Alien. Fall River.
”on: Charles ll. smith. lstneslmro.
Mt; Valentine Vricltel. Orange. N. J.;
Adolph illnrteld. normsviilo. Mo. and
In. I). How. Seattle. Wlah.
The obit-era oi the company are:
Proficient. ll. 1‘. Murphy. oi Stamtord;
vice president. llernard linstnitll. ni'
llorwslit; mono vice president. Frank
. , W. lioyt of East Norwallt; third vim-
pvesidoni. Emanuel .l. Moyosmi Siam.
lord: treasurer. James ”or. oi Bum
lord; secretary. ilsrry It. i”. Kins. oi
Word; party physician. in. Kori-
" wright. oi “abolish. N. .l.
You lulu lontt’s Jubilee.
kiln preparations are being made
M the celebration at the fiftieth anni-
m oi Past floater Hiram K.
unit’s membership in Jermain“:
W. to this plans snipe 1th oi next
month. at its last communication oi
the in“. it w Wit) M" a open
ill initiation to An lodge. oi (looms.
MMthlyMthotitsprsug
in. W. and have it generally
their condition Inpatient as Ihowa
byihs comptrollsr’slopori.
The condition oi the national banks
in Connecticut is‘gxcellsnt. according
to a report compiled by the comptrol—
ier oi the currency train the individ-
ual reports oi the banks made up at the
close of business December 15. The
individual deposits are slightly less
than at the time oi the report last 0c»
tober. but this is accounted for by the
fact that depositors withdrew large
amounts toward the close of the your
on account of expenses incurred at that
season. The loans and discounts at the
Connecticut banks tanning a part oi
the resources of the institutions were
“4.550.282. as against “4.615.900 in
October. The amount due irom na-
tional hanks. not reserve agencies. was
33.358165. as pgainst $1,895.39, and
the total lawlul money in reserve was
$35593”. as against $3,715,454.
Among the liabilities oi the banks
the surplus (and amounted to 37,846.,
948. as against $7,846,848 in October.
The individual deposits were about one
million less in October. or $33,914,624.
and the average reserve held was 30.9%
per cent. Comptroller Dawes said to-
day that be regarded the condition oi
the Connecticut banks as very good.
can; an traumas: mos.
lomlchooi'ruehor'slxporioncowith
The old scheme oi "chain letters" has
been put to a new use by Rosa Leech.
a poor school teacher at Smoky idol»
low, a mining camp near Albia, la.
bliss Leech considered that a large
number oi charitable people over the
country would not hesitate to midrib»
run one cent (or the sake oi securing a
college education {or a poor girl. With
thin in mind she wrote to a number at
her friends. explaining her circumstan-
ces and her desire to acquire a college
education. Each oi these she attired to
contribute one cent and to write to
three oi their lrientis :fhinp Pm to
do libertine. ' .5
At first the answers came slowly. but
as the letters. became more widely cir-
culated by the "chain syetem" her mall
grow larger each day, until at present
aim is receiving over mo letters a clay
and the loud has reached nearly 3:300
The answers come from all ports oi
the countrynnd some oi them are
unique. Home more irom unknown ad—
mirers asking for it photograph oi hcrv
sell. Other» have tillers of steady I'np
rmpondonce. proposals oi marriage and
oxpresuion» oi admiration of all kinds
and dean-c.
All the letters routain routs. many
of them nickel». dime». mmrlt'ru, anti
one iwnevolont llhl') mun enclosed two
dollars. along with an odor oi his band
and heart.
A young man oi lloylcstown, 0.. also
limited that their town would ntiortl ll
oxwllent lacllltira in the college lin .
and as an extra inducement she might
live with them and work ior her
board. as his mother was growing old
and he was thinking oi securing a
helpmeet.
A Mentor. 0.. man with a big bank
account and a meat market. sends a
lull tlm~riplion oi his basins» and in.
rites her to brooms his wile.
rinnduslty. 0.. has a citizen who
wants a wile. and thinks Romy would
do first-rote. lie is the manuiarturrr
oi a euro cure (or rheumatlnm. says he
is handsome and ban a large bank ar-
mont. lie is a widower and says lu-
lu looking tor another wile. lic ruler:
Mina Leech to Senators i oraiu-r and
llabna as to his srxial and linunrlnl
siandinsmilt. Paul tiloiw.
Transisroil’astors.
ilcv. lir. E. J. Thorpe. oi lilo Wnsbv
inglon l'arlt Methodist lipiscrrpal
rhurch. iiiitileporl. lit won to es-
oliango pantorsies with Rev. ilr. A. P.
l-Zmbree. oi the liethodlst Spun-opal
church. oi Topeka. Kan. The change
hermit-toot a transfer of the ring!-
ntan irom the lists York East to the
Topeka conierm. and vice rerun.
"Tell are. Claudia." be
"that you love me.“ "i love you. Cos»
motion." the monitored.
sure at it?" its salted.
’rontinned.
motel!“ 1W.
whispered.
“Are you
”i m mm."
"lino do you know you lova- he?" he
'ilorssss sire stunned.
“ii i‘ did not love you i would be dis:
mated with the atrium you use»
le on looking ins a man
m (M
“MM“ were» We“
‘, ~.4
Prof laminati- Isiiovss in Pal.
M‘s more” .
Proi. George Maccioshis. professor at
biology at Princeton university. an ex:
tousive writer on scientific subjects.
when questioned as to his opinion con-
cerning Proi. School's discovery conv
coming the possibility oi sea selection.
said that he had been expecting nome-
lhins oi the kind for some time. lie
said: ' ‘
"Modern science has been coniront-
ed with two very serious problems.
namely. the increase in population and
the decrease in the supply at loud. The
latter problem will have to be met. and
will. indeed. in the near inture. be so
fine: by the production oi load by artl~
hcial means. There is no way. then.
to decrease the population except by
the generation at a larger number oi
human males than oi inmates. That
is what Proi. Schenh's scheme, it our"
cessiui. will, in all probability. bring
about. This thing has already been
accomplished in the plantworld and in
some forms oi animal lite. it has been
iound that hemp. when grown in rich
troll. produces the telltale plant. while
in scant soil it produces the male.
Working bees Will. when ted upon very
rich (mos. income queens. while solar
manners. when led upon the iragments
0! their brothers and sisters. will pro—
duce almost twice the percentage oi
females as when ted upon ordinary
lands. 0!: the other hand. the starv-
ing at caterpiliurn has been learnt to
matte them oi the male sex.
"Modern biology has established the
tart that there is no fundamental tili—
ierem-o between the notes. The eggs
oi both sexes will live own it unsup—
plcmcnted by those oi the opprrniie sex.
though this supplementation is neces-
sary ior [healthy growth. The tours!»
egg requires rich loud and mores
slowly. while the male egg requires
light loud and moves with neat rap-
idity. This is the only diner-once be»
tween them.
"i’roi. School; mum to tear that
when the sexual tliathesis in oure tils‘
vow-red in a woman. all tuture t'ltli'
«iron will be oi the some any. i do not
believe that this is necessarily true. ll
a tendency oi this kind were noted.
modern scientlsm would immediately
address thetnroivm to this abnormal
condition. and l t’e-ei satisfied that a
remedy could soon be lound. ii it is
wmaiblo to apply in man as it is to
[limits and intro! .tnimrsis thin prim lyric
of selection. the land that. the mmbcr
of a male would have to take would
lm unity as much in amount as would
satisfy her hunger witlnmr siting very
much sustenance while to province (t‘v
moles. very rirh and uiiulalning imnl
would be required. i consider that tho-
;xrwer oi swx selection is it necessary
on». and that it Will certainly be manic
a practical thing simmer or later.“
“titled with cotton Batting.
Harry i7mtihrry, operator for til--
New England liniirua-l company, at
llristoi, in tin owner oi a do; alum! nin-
yoar old that has a very peculiar appr-
tlie. they say. The animal will out.
mtion bolting no lam as it is led to
him. Mom at lttrit wool he will now
iirnic and swallow. The dog‘s tarpon
rial fluorite in thr- ilnr oi land is lynch“
wheat. which he swallows as eagerly
as the tiltinlii'ttl tunnel that over tirk~
lot the palate nl a canine. The only
nial’n «wanton diet ohm not worn to in-
i'nrr- hir. digestivr organs in the trust.
Home ioilts think the tramp has no
pridewrr rather prldw himeli on his
indolent-r. lint those who make "ion!
or Wrilll’filti’in" almot tin-- sons oi
rest latte petrol titer-rt that s not
light in a roll at the Both. Wt. police
station. the other him". was started
by me at its tramps «recounts «autos
the other lazy.
Quite an interesting old {sully ”lit
in the shape oi s sleigh owned by lid»
warn tinsel”. oi Humid. wits shown
is West mum the other day. it
was rustle la "is tor Col. lisvld lione—
lsy. snataraodisthev of Edward
Hoosier oi the present day. and has
been used by massive mum at
the tinsel” illily ever stun.
A little girl iron the town was my-
live on a tuna. M breakfast the lot»
bruins mine site sawos the nobles
«www.mwunuu
opportunity to show her cousins that
she I” Whit; oi emu-y lilo
alter all. locum at the dial oi how»
e7. m said. carelessly: “Ah. l or» you
been a beef-whatnot W
fawn l as». sale.» 5:.
thsnsstlshevsr tor
Wflmwmmwflt
log with some emsiry rowotan who
We lind on stone linnth- an. overalls-ism
sweeping vellum
C
intimated
Mnhncltemo Hotel Block.
Prices.
LADIES and 1133mm make room for ril’lllSti STOCK, “1. “mm.”
Is our price. and the shoosarv osmium. LATEST S'i'l'ldvts and oil unlimited.
hours NEW SHOE sun,
i22 Washington St” South Norwnllt.
THE KRIEGER SToRE.
m .- .m-...-._. W- .0
Great clearing out sale of
Cloaks and Millinery
You can buy any one of our latest style
J ackens
For one-hull of the regular selling price.
H. KRIEGER,
The Loading Chat and liliintry Store,
eather
on \vls'rtzn mom l... «mu
Fata'lriished
South Norwnlk.
in tannin“. Ihopso ow coloriogs.
so you avoid the slalom oi
Willi“!
“Inland.
Nash 8:th Scoy
ismstorsesnhsionndanendlossvaricty oi
Kao’dand China
Inthohtsstlhaposmdnoeorstions.
\ltop’tan ‘hrl \lZlaro
thssamossyou.
Cut Shae.
Summits.
flan lugsol ”would has one in the town oi lorwallt.
Nash 8-
VanScoy.
DIRECT
aFREiGi-i’l‘
BETWEEN '
Norwalk,’ South Norwalk,
..:———~--
In two pieces aiilw.
your neighbor having
LINEI»
proud at our stock.
limousine
-mpmgwnunmnm
and New York.
Dr. H U G H ES
0211051: m.
on branch oi his lisnbn
ill/ii REAL “TATE "$171014.“ dill
3|th!"
.. Hi. The Doctor will Igive im pertonal
attention to the correction oi
nunonm m
01' V3103,
ltndty. Idiom and limit!
til" RAVI] WEEK.
His other: boon will he tram ii a. or. toll p. in.
All suiicring irmrt deizvtwlve vision should
consult and how their ryew teen-d and proper
plum titted.
nmuo mom LEI!!!
t’orm lrwrmuia. Wm i liollmlruitlvrnu.Epi-
tom. Walnut-h Troul l‘isv; \‘mvr‘rm and 995th
"Path“ in anti "tho vr maladies,
out nervous (‘Irlllpir xluu.
Willi the aid of tin latrsl imprm ml rim iris
instmments oi Am» rim' st and Europe’s beat
rxtiiisls. in is enabled to tut your eyesight
neit'iitiiicaiiy.
lilac, M Wall Street lolllli.’
No nsdillors or agents employed.
,tw'l‘iidii)‘ when
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
ill WALL PAPERS
Are sometimes hard to get. lint there
are ouch things nevertheless. lie don!
want to seem boamtul but We are
“c worked hard
to got ithe didn't take what was
thrown to un. That is (tilt? reason why
we have the trade we do.
Painters' supplies. 5! ass, you paint-
ing. paper hanging and déiiorating.
E. E. GORHAM,
lo FIRST AV INI'E.
East Xorwalk, ~ - - Connecticut,
We Have it
All the is curt) hi on Upon
limo tilt to»! Hi l. -~ than
ONE 6331 m HOUR
ihttiilit' iiit' lit-u! «it. till)“ "ii
-[n‘tt'.
Just what you want.
All Open Fire
Gasoline Heater.
t'uil :tml wow it “ark.
llorvalk Pattern
81 Man‘fg (lo.
M. \t‘ualiington rit. — SJ. Norwalii.
O 0
William C.Jesse,
168 WASillSii’lON STREET.
Sole Agent tor
MT “10. BB! .1371
Wllil't‘filt asp WifitZill'ltiil-Jt.
Delivered in liullt to the Trails.
Also in bottles to any part of the city
or virinity. Light. ti pr-r mac.
Dark. equal in imported. “.25.
Prompt attention given to
mull orders.
BLUDD POISON
“AVE '0 Born Throat. l’itoplss.
(topper colored Boots.
Aches. Old liom. Ulcers in Mouth.
llsir Falling. Writs CDOK REMEDY
(30.. iii lissosie Tennis. lithium. iii.
ior proofs oi cores. Capital. ma».
Worst Cans cured in, is to tit don.
turns honh ins.
nitsavy stocks! unsold, a
on s cat-s omit
New York. Jan. 22. mil. (3. butt
weekly trade review says:
With a volume at business in
the (or the time oi year. as not;
larger than a year ago and in! par .
larger than in twin payments ill
clenrlns' houses, it is not diocon
one or two lnduetries are inning.
demand for mom goods is more Mex.
for the season, manuiactitrlog min?
are better employed and union
and proopects tor the future are
encouraging than at this season In. Iii!
other year of which equally m
records exist. , ‘
Exports oi products oomlnue sit ‘
ingly heavy in "tile or some
prices. Treasury receipts from cool 1 i
were larger in 1'!) day» of January‘thflt
in the entire month at October and)!
November. and appreliens! m "Mini
the monetary future is no will", iii”;
outside oi spwulaiiw circles. FMIIIM
are conuinlerahly smaller than were we
or lineup at this season both manuv
torturing and trading less than halt
last year's.
The great strike or operatives lit coi-
ton mills in New England seems as
convenient in mill owners. with their
if they had or— ,
tiered it. Probably it will last lune
enough in work on Hindi“. and the print-
oloth market in already about 1 per
cent stronger. while a nilghi'adi‘lm
is noted in Home other cotton [00118.
With very stagnant markets for wool,
halos amounting to only 5.395.200 pound;
at the three villi-f cities. which [PM “I
over 13,609,000 in one week of September
and stimuli} in (our wells, the inquiry
ior round l’uts is mainly {or throat
eighths and a titlari‘fl‘ blood. suitable “
tor r-hot‘mts but haw resulted in little
dealing.
Failures for the wreck were 374 iii the
t'nltwrl Stairs. agulnni 409 lant your.
and 53 in Canada. against 6.? innit yw.
ACCUSED OF BIGAMY.
Boileckes’s Wit: Says In Dolor... I!” . j;
and Married a Widow. ‘
Hartford. Jon. 22.~Madeiint.- Howl! , .
oi this 1:in has unused the arrest til J
Charles lieinm-krr oi New Britain on
the charge oi Mgr-tiny. She has a in”:
ring» certificate showing that site map .
rpm] the man on July 3. ls’rt. Alter liv- .
inn with hr-r six weeks he went to Sew .
York in tank for work. and alter he had
sent {or and obtained muncy irorn her
slu- hvanl no more oi him. l‘ht‘ says. titt-
tii Thursday.
Tin-n shr- learned that he had mar—
ried on the pre'viutis day Mrs. Josephine
Srhrio-iwr, a New Yuri; willow. whose
maltir'ii name “an Syn-musk. Ho obtain-
mi the iil'r'llfle— in New Britain on Tursv
day and rharxwl tb» tour: Mark to say
nothing about it.
livlnm-ker and his hrilh“ have been
living in a imarrlinz hour.» since then.
This was iieinev-kur's thirrl venture. His
first title died in New. Britain. and he
has two children living there.
Blonder Cams a fatal Wreck.
t'harlnatun. Jan. 21. -'l'lw Florida ape.
rial wwll’mlr' tram from Sun York col.
lnlmi mar this wry with a inmal W
nr-r tmin ”ii the Atlantic; t'osst it
There a .léi unnw blunder in the time
bio, and who loral passenger was 1m
gelllmr nil u siding when the vestibule
trashed m at its head. The two eit-
gitw-t worn demolished. The firemen on
ikrilt trams nor» killed. flet'erai meniv
here u! tin- t'rr‘W nor» more or less in-
,lumi. and at least iiirmr of them will
«ll-r. Tl»- pussengrru {mm the mat were
(lien st wiver» shaking. though none '0!
them are sprinnsiy injured.
Denti- cranium. Isl-sod.
hltllnllriovtn. N. V. Jun. 21~Tlto .1er
lab mluny in this thy is greatly worked
up mu r the refusal of Medical Exam!-
nr-r ("diet to issur- a death certificate on
the (it'ifliltr' n! Mamie! Rarshop. I'll»
died smilieniy yesterday from what was
thought to be heart liter-ass. Burshop
was one u! the most prominent Jewish
residents at this» t'il)’. and arrange-
ments but! lwen mad» {or an elaborate
(unwral. hlmllral Examiner Cale! will
not state his {fiatflnnfl (or winning to is-
sue the death Mr liraie iurthsr than
tho-re are susplvimi circumstances coli-
net'it'd with the «no».
Tools on Overloo- oi laid-II.-
Neuark. N. J. Jan. 2‘: -.lnhtt V. Stein—
hiennrr, prraivlvnt at ”V l‘ltlvlllvfltlii
Lumber mmpany, died hers from lit
overtime oi iaudamim. Dir. melam-
nor was found tmrnrm ions by lain new.
still. and the physician who was “up
mom-ti wna unable to counteract the “0
lea-ts or in» poison. t'mmty Phyiim _
Washington, a ho was notified. m“ In ,
intelligJilhn, but was unable to deter»
mine another the rim: was is!“ m
I‘litiliiti inn-lit or not.
1'- 'ipltt Its-whose! M
St. lnuis. .lan. TI. rr'l'hs Wont"!
per "hit alum: liliiull. which is mum l
annual rum-militia in thin city. m .
ape-rial Marion last nlliit to ‘
whether it will nab: ih'MP-m litur-
bmntt trust. i'resirlrnt Rite“. '
~w» nr‘n rwt Hixxiuill to go into
strnwlumr-t mnnulartnrinn bushel.»
a. will show tho trust that it ”it
not us at its merry." , . ’5
i
l'sul Inspector! A
Albany. Jan 22 Tim I
overturn of ritual lmwnvm
hay» beam apricot/lint by flit ’ . _ f .2
of i’ttlrilu' “Hike Ii. W. AMW‘
as w Mont-trmw. Thomas W. at
sown»... w. n Dewitt (L', unsold!“
F W. Hrintvm oi ”new It
Rita-tr" of Syracuse. U. W. W'
i'tleh slid t‘slt in Link of m
lloy Puss tonal.
Princeton 3 J Jltll 22%
My press situated at Prim
lion and mourning to who.
land: it Writ!" it two
autumn by on. “I'm will he
tom paritnilylmwd
also mm M .
FEM”. Jill.” lamb M
road-- a mw woetd‘o r-mrtt at t“
tmb halt: in» some its run U,
in to tuition. an overrun at H,
isg tartan. at» mm in» at ‘
W
m “to m “
morons. lit. Jon M
' mildew.-
Norwalk Chronicler