u . translates unload on, vot-
‘ lilies pretest. denials Charles w.
'4‘me RM '9“? 7
MW.Mfraywaenladeolerlt.
utter monument aces-pied.
'w. 1. Stevens said u had
melanin that it roulette
memwwwm
Whither: 'tliat'perhape water ‘
William from, Norwallt
New (lanaait without any guarantee.
lie wanted the imminent of a
moisture to ascertain what could be
W in lave-urea first not
at it there were not sortie
" m. mum nibble.
- awasaecretary oftnat meal-“wed
~ plied that no eommittee had been an
>- The-«tip; their appointed a com-
atittee or that. com w. l. stereos.
Illward Dibble and Harry Pepper. to
all! what the prospects are‘of hurling
water brought to Rowsyton. . ’ -‘
Chairman Bell suggested that It
would be well for the committee to as-
certain how many individuals would
like water. and whether Belle island
mailings and ilk. lloton Point lia-
pruvemeni company would share ”in
the project. -
‘i'udloy 3. lion stated that Belle ls
ltrnd had a water supply of its own. on]
he doubted whether Foster Brothers
would cart to come in. .
Alva Tuthill told the meeting the!
Foster Brothers had $3.600 invested in
the .water works at Belle ialand; if any
one would pay therp that amount they
would sell out. Iir. ’l’nthill said iur~
titer that he had conferred with built
the South Norwalh commissioners and
the New Canaan Water company. lie
advised the committee to conduit with
the Now Canaan company. as it but!
odeml the heat lnduceutentu and hard
the heat water.
Attorney John H. Lulu, who haul
been requested to attend the meeting to
answer an! lull questions that might
ariae. stated that he thought there
would be no trouble in setting water
from South Norwalk. althoruh some
time an it had been necessary to have
a guarantee of ten per cent. This was
now abandoned. and practically is-
oored. There would be an advantage
in taking water from South Norwalk.
heaaid. ltweareaometimeiobe
nil united in one Greater Norwnlk. you
would be patronising it home industry.
and the entire town would receive a
heuelt.
‘ On motion of Daniel P. Wicks it was
voted to adjourn for four weelta. lv‘eb~
ruary It. for the purpose of hearlna the
re ’ ofthe committee.
and nor AM.
And ucollateral” to he Dropped from
Wham
Notices of instruction have been
sent to imiaea of probate from the
state treasurers once calling attention
to two pubis in which the Inheritance
tax law. as amended by the last lira-
iailtm. is not held] followed. The
notice in lull is no follow: '
» mum. Jan. 25, it».
To Judges of Probate:
.C‘ertlm of collateral inheritance
M on or after June 1. rm. and fees
of Proiifla tic-o allowed to the to
have been deducted from the
tax net of mi
a many impor-
letilara and not allow «in
from in: due the state.
, p Courts will pins; erase the
word "eollaterai" from the iornt of
eartllflle now is use when deeeaae at
whose salute washeina taxed
, on or alter June lat. rm.
flea their will he sent to all ma-
Oearta at a late-Mate.
Very regretfully.
mini.“ w. (innovation.
. Treasurer.
Misfits-leash.
uni“ Wetlands an intern»
tin-imbibe lie-ties amm-
maii a ohms fl hills mud to a
't
: ‘WMWIMM om
'Wwwwruomwmu.
not sustained. but the other charge.
oharyiunnadha influence. was sustain-1.
ed and the provisions of the will were
modified.
moors tame“
‘ Beretta] motion or the Pequot Fire
(to. No.1. attended the social of the
file Police. of South sonar. on rrr,
day night last. The sociable consisted
‘9! 2.59m your. took place in Arion
Hall. ilnalc of a blah order burrs fur-
nished by the Philharmonic orchestra.
The Peanuts returned to town on the
last train and were enthusiastic to
their comments upon the cordial wel-
come and hmpitality extended to them.
lt may be said with truth that our lo-
eéal on companies enjoy the respect oi
the out—of-to organisations and just
at this time ey are overwhelmed
with invitations to dances and socia-
blea throughout the country. This is
no doubt lately due to their heins
members of the State l-‘lremen'e asso-
ciation, yhleh fosters the fraternal
feeling which now eriata—Bonthport
Chronicle.
FASHIONS FANCIES.
Advantage of lots. Slender-Wollo-
y of a line Cease-s.
Fashion is prtiruhtrly favorable to slun—
tlerwouien thin-mt. Thopnavalenooof
the hiotiae form for buttons and outer pr-
tuaule is to the ndvanmo of thin llama.
rhile plump ones are lam well anltrvl by
t. Blouses are no universal that the only
way to keep them lrom incur-ring tritium-
rmonrr is to vary the dorm-thin in every
muoeivablo manner. Revers of all aorta
of shapes are mnployod. nod blouses are
opened in from over velvet or unit silk
Intuit 'frtltfl.
rlmnlaeitea. or they are alanhed at rarh
airleom o silk iluih‘. the moment the
being held timber ivy «ride and
aeld
Coloreaud styled Irr- nrtiitfhr, rich Mill
ta. Bolt lahrlrr. iii'lit‘ilio little and
W A]. .. , [railed yester-
rnoon at 31 liouth street, the
other at James ilenlllsier. who pur-
chased the vessel. and said if he had
anouuh money to set out at the country
:wnnldtaltethellfeofamanwhom
. million! by name. ,
WWI circumstances are cited by
the Cuban Junta which. its withers
say. ii! the tuilt‘ of destroying the '1'"-
, lie-upon the man wm name they do
not hesitate to motion. The cubs»-
any they suspected a Spanish [lot when .
tha‘repreaentatlvea at Strain did not
make a more determined effort to inter-
cept the Tillie on her mission to south.
eru water-a.
Among thoue who shipped with the
.1 Tilliewaa it man who more with high
recommendations and who urged his re-
quest to be employed with much per.
aleieney. (in ”Will" of hiaJinportunity
the junta dually gave him a position.
it was noticed as soon so the Tillie iett
port that the man was very over-heap
lot in his manner. The Cabana say
they instinctively disliked him.
”pedal stress is laid by lite Junta
upon the feet that two hours before the
teas mil {imitated the hull of the m.
eel was perfectly unit. a men who was
spoken oi aa superintendent of the ship
went down into the hold and discovered
two feet of water there. lie lmrnetlln
ataly reported the matter. He also
r'hanred to unit the person under rus-
pinlorr why he had not notified the cap-
tain. The person replied that he had
oeenihe water. but he did not think the
circumnanoe war: of any importance.
Aorordlrlt lo the story which beam
the narration of the junta. the pipe
which r-orrvryvd the nail water to tile
nondenser had been cut i‘llifll‘. lo the aide
oi the venue! and the water which
should have found its way to the mn-
denaer poured into the hold.
An effort svna made to stop the leali
try ion-trig mitum into the hole, but the
material was f-tri’fli‘i'iil by the notion
of the amt, It to alt-r supposed that
owing hi the pints of the aunt-mini por-
tion the pumps of the Tillie beta-tun
cloned.
wanted to have that been).
Members rt! ”11‘ t'uhmr iuuiii any that
when the veaztel almlml for tho Luau
inland not»! a mun rushed inru'uni moi
volunteered in try in marh lilo nll'rri‘ in
It omail boot for the purpose,- of obtain.
in: autumn: 9.
"Nut mum," re-pliwl Captain Herr}
'We tvlll all x.) or wire vl' lilo-Wit lu-
nether."
When the room] was ormrrdutmd. tau
mail was nmong tlw ilm, if nut to.
“I18, in [ct into it luvol. Thom (all,
how made the muse. n all rrlrjt't l vrf grant:
lufl'll‘lill’l. ’l‘izo- ll‘e’i of the Mirth-on
will have nothittx in tin Milt him. ,
Jame! lir'rilliutrt. who muttered ill.
Tillie. eat-l that sin 9- ir- hurl heard it»
:li-iry of the newton who called at his
mm be ball on rlvul-i that 'lurilitlmvi}
Md muddled “till lht- rip-it ul lllv 'i'J~
lie. He will "i" vwhl wan iii: roughly
mood when she Mt this put. "i’ «rm
uni am» now anything «nulrl how my
”turd unless aumolmdy had «initiwratr.
l)‘ planned to omit tit» rout-l, lie said
the man who lrrruiiml «lira» ihrerrla
rrgnirill thr shape! tell ywrmn i-ore- tiltr
nitrite at Charles. lir- dmllned to git.
his lull name, The vessel unit rlttnd
with new boilers and was thoroughly
inept-«ted its-for. ahe left New York.
There la a my'llI-ry about the pur-
oitaar of tire Tillie. Hr. Ierliislor said
that south-r James Modulator. rt re—
mote relative of his. who war: a iner-
villi" in Jurllaolivllle. Fla. had pur-
vbmri the vessel (or use us a rattle
warrior between Tampa and Havana.
3dr. hit-Aillater said that the value at
the Tillie tvaa ”5.000. lihe was not in.
stored. The cargo. consisting rnrratly or
medicine: and Nothing tor the ttuhsn
army. was valued at rural,
Harvard Alumni leer.
Cambridar. Maire. Jan. 21-4» en-
thusiastlr- meeting wait held last enn-
in] in “more theater for the purpose
of mixing the athletic million
of Harvard monster. General W. A.
Bancroft. ‘78. presided, and addrrme
were made by General ilancrott and
the lion. Theodore ltooaevrit. assistant
aarretary oi the navy. it was by for
the laraeal authoring or graduates In!
ivreated ill athletlu that has over we
tutti” ll Claw“!!!
‘ hear in a Cellar variety.
7'07, if. 1‘. Jan. limo allahi are lit
the miller flu'ioi'y of Tim 0: t'o. round
» a panic am: the female wmpiaym.
An aaalatnni forums». 9m! Mitt, err-
drovored to keep the rim to the build.
in, whereupon liter attacked him. and
he use an aevvrrlr handled that he
yiuldrd. Home of the Women fainted.
but no one wan minted.
Iliad at ”a theater.
freer-m. Jen. fin-30». l’atrirrh f‘frowe.
while with-ulna an entertainment at
15de m House last niahl. was
mm with inert disease and died in
i m mow-rota in the «theta turns: lotto
ry. The audleilre was lanmnt of her
teeth. and rally lltnae near where she
If knew of her illlral.
Healer ”I to la III-us»
Pluaaeid. Irina. Jeri. that». litres.
brandy ”national of the Nor-tit.
am “their miner and tall physi-
oi m lilo enshrined Nathan.
lined murderer or
.
anointing.
We will roll.»
too
warm
mvrmrous
size 456x}. including inside
and «fireside envelopes, the tin
est nudity and most artistic
manner. ‘0'
$8
Nearly“ per cent. less than
ever title!!! in another in this
city.
EACH ,ADDlTlOXAL ill'hl-
DRE!) .8.
Wedding wuk folded and in-
serted in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engravv
in“ arrreagmuiinrrly cheap.
We also unite a niacin! price
on
optima
CARDS
Plate and m Curtis. t .Tll
la at !m CI 1'%
Addre- ou Cards. 25 cents a
line extra.
Where plate
all Cards,
to» Cards.
furnished:
50 come
75 cents
EVElllllG
ssunurt.
1' on m uucnu‘i
You as word to ind-HOW“
lannly la the lottery at a coedweshiy 3:
paper and u quarterly tangerine ol lotion.
You can set hath oi the» publications with
. . iihraryol good avveli forum year.
~ for in hriahtnrae and the-on
eamplete General Verity—covering a wider
rate of aehlrete suited to the tattnof men
all women at rollers and rednemearthsnaay
4 rs- ever published. Subscription price,
in
reason.
All) no. rm w a
Quarterly marries ei lattes. swim
Irataayef limit. leer. Member and Do-
aearbvrand ”hum-a ‘ aeveiehvthv
hast writrra of the dav till a matsefahott
avarice. m "ileum m are.
Isharriptieu price. .9 per sonnm.
“Whitewater?”
3'0!“th hothhlihnrifynm
”and a hear of to novel. gm mg.
the list item. [enter prise forest. I
«at. nanometre“
tail. in w'lerheuhauge, er
. . or W rapt-at
wmsmumumm
hymn .
mammal-Iridi- l i
and:
“i
grow it
we unsung, ‘
numbers 1 is
reason for it. too. 'A
deuce.
overcoat if you fail to
, of this saiewil s mono
Every broken lme
$18 are marked $1 3.
of suits and overcoats
and 315 are now $10.
To clear out broken
department tell a tale
should read.
Open Holiday. Friday
. pm the views of all members of t
“cute-nodal! hue-diner rile-trite
l! min-ile- of treat-
: Darla.“ and pm Wed all is
. iy worthy to «supersede lard
[or culinary war."
. JJbaurilahen. a. 31.. .ll. Du Pi.”—
l'ruaw Dietetic and "mm: (in true.
Ml. with our trade»
In“
The people uf Sortvulk hurl
Dinmon
Olbroktii- alibi htavysuils and manuals
‘ lye. power with each successr ,
uygrs , have come» In
year than ever before.
far imbuyiug real clothing valuefwdollztr
stretching values were never more In ew-
You're missing your opportunity tottsave
from $2 in $7.50 on an up-io-date suit or
made for this season's selling, has
touched by the lag-marker; and in every
case the prices are below actual worth.
All suits and overcoals, formerly $25 to
of suits marked $10 are now $7.50.
load; Hel in us helps you.
The tifgsgiu the bovs' and children’s
ates our.
ammonium. CONN.
ensue.-«es-eeesqea-qsqeese
The following opinions of high outhoritiea on hygiene and cooking. or *
ot’cseiona.
‘ vul- Ialfi m d .
y ‘.u:‘u:.m,mdm!:::,:.x - edmted hers-"vireo and intelligent
w» GOTTOLENEL
links appalling fwdfgcod health and economy. ,‘
”norm (new resold n
m Wrath are: every tin suction-Mud if sold in any other stay.
to "rant our of tho urn-t wouplotr Hooks of
Sterling Silver and Silver-bi’loted
Wore, Umbrellas, Pocket Books,
Opera Glasses, etc.,
Tim «on he found in Snrwollt.
n» the surm- gmuirt run in:
A. W. AUSTIE'S JEWELRY STORE,
Opera House Block. Nor-walk.
I
eater
here 5
dollar never went, so
heed the importance
y-saving powers.
oi suits or overcoais.
been
All the broken lines
marked “$12, $13.50
All the broken lines
Why?
lines—to lighten our’
of 'economy mothers
and Saturday Evenings.
he median! and culinary pr
"Vegetable oil» I Incineration-rel
eilrlarr growing not in ram with "
{rot-la..."
f‘ flraranulruhatltuect‘uteleu: .
f in purer, more heullll’ai all era- '—
‘ neutral this. lard, which It he awn- *
i l riled."
. p I Marion Burial.
TM lamb-e lecturer and Man leather.
when» in new In ten mud yellow
maria »" . lulma" and ain't hid in mum.
h ”IE I. I. FIIIIIII main.
Iltf'ls. Nata Your.
.« . 9 . v . . 4 »
Vicinity art- «wrnllully invited
ds, Watches, Jewelry,
All cruel-t marker! on low
bought for anywhere, at
ll woman exercises her law in pl'ttl'v
tiring rhln urueir'.
You can't purvltatw
dry goods department.
“with?! at tho
it is rough on the son when its im-
out swells with rape.
We are all imitators. Even Darwin
VII“! in in IN our anreators.
it you are hollering from want ul
aleep you must show limit at report».
The hoolr seller doesn't think you a
tobacco ehewer bonnet- ire lilikll you
”Have a Chance?!"
lira. lary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa.
«aye: Iy ehild is worth millions to
no. yellwould have lost her ivy
rouo had i sot invested twenty-Ive
outs in a bottle of One liuate comb
care. it cures nouns. colds and all
«heat and tau; mitten.
ti. o. Itlllsoa. I P. Weed
'fhlelstheaeaaonwhenwomen fresh.
eaupoidmwne. hopinatomahethe
world helirmv that they are new linen.
Kn matter how rareiully rondnrted
a wedding may he.“ mere-unseen!
without a ltitrh.~—l€ew item W.
’l’heeaslaatthiagoaeartlilaio
.andynarmhrfmyoumit.
mueyelasioteiriunawwn
Malamute-outwit.
John Ward aged 60 years. in a iii
of lnruniiy. motto n savage assault
with n riulr noon his wile. in NW"
home in South i'urmu. The woman
shad boon hunched down by a blow
and the man was beating her on the
, . a .
same. or balm
iirrnly shout. to all a .
' The aluminum: last .
retrial the outdowh. 'i’lte .
inanimate policies ratio!" ...
amount of ateaur pressure, 1%
counts for this action. ‘
.Tltedemnttdsuponthepoor‘
hient iot- aselatanee continua.
strike committee has adopted a.
t‘imi disapproving of the m
Itall! dealers who have bastion . .i:
the of tarnishing free beer to the .‘W
bro, and strongly condemned with ‘
lion.
it is ortnounrred that thm mill
perintertdonta rm: to cat: for i)»
on short notice to buy yam ill ‘
for the striking mills and ,
shit-.- the mills to make cloth til
the aid of spinners.
"7.
t
I . .
SKID”.- It I." Hear.
Full Rive-r. Mam, .lnri. 21.7” ’ 'i
the striking frame winners at tho
Works mills have no union and
imihe regular labor union- of tilt
they are stinking a tight which iii“
to be a utuhmrn one. They . .
in getting some of the illustrative. , ,
the No. 1 mill. thus mailing the it
include and hill-r: three of the infirm
operated by this oompany. ‘
'rrw loom liner» have decided to snp‘a
port their brethren in New Balm
assessing earls member 25 cents a wfifi,
Last night the carriers of the Q '
mill reported an expensive redi’lot Y W
thrir wages. which in some can Q
high an :22 per cent. tierretary ‘
was instrur'lt-cl to interview
Show.» and Li!" that the schedule he this“
vised. The union will not accept ifi
reduolion as it now stands and Will
order a striiu- it the: wages are not
vised.
1'. lawn-tin“ (3.qu lulu-fly- 7‘
Provident», Jan. fir-In the hm...‘
representaivee Dr. L. P. C. Garvin ‘ '
Cumberland introduced 1 mm
providing for tho.- appointment or a W
spaniel mimmllfue ‘10 “WW“ I
causes and remrt a remedy for the a}
pressed (‘ondillnn of the cotton instill!!!
«It the state. The house refused to
the turnout-1" under a enliven-ion of
mien. and it was referred to the m
mitten on special legislation.
.—
NEW YORK LEGISLATUBEo
the Bones rte-pr. mu cow's-“v
gallon loam , ”,
Albany. Jan. 27.-lrt the assembly the
:‘nnal investigation question was diao
”All“! it! by adoption 0! I IBM”
intro-lured by Mr. Nixon on hat-alto:
tho Republicans. It does hot cum
tho r-haracter. number. or appointlihi’l
of the rummlhiririn omitted for in the
hill originally cit-awn by the Ways lgd
means committee, but meets aorue a
the Democratio obimrtimtrt by compat-
ling the report, when handed to the
governor, to he rrtade public and giving
the yommiesinn some additional M’
pot-tern. ‘
A bill “as lnit'orlurml ii\ the
try Sr‘fliiltil' Pour. regulating the_
of buildings in New Yntit cit! '.
my: to the width of the streak,
armature is sold in have- bern drn
tier the sllrettinn n! the co .
wrung-Al “fill in flaw born approvi
Tommany'a in“! roprvitonlulivn
hall).
Tir-~ r‘arm) immunization bill Iv“
Missed, but no ;:.r ilrm was taken.
Bloch lleappol-ts Ilahar. ,
Albany. Jan. 2?.»—llnwrmtr Black in;
item In the» ilvflaie the nomination at
Frank Si. ilaiwr of Owe-go to succeed
hlrmwlf an a railroad commissioner.
flurry Area-e Each Other.
Sumruohannn. Pu. Jon. 27.-Jainea 1.
Hanan. alias J. J Smith. und Cornelius
Show. now in the county jail iii “an.
truer, its. th‘l‘d with the mood. d
A .l. l’epper in itueh townahip in Octo-
Earl“ 12m, have both mode can!”
will it «harming the other with the aids—
der rind declaring their own innocence.
.‘t’elliu- tinrdnrr. now of Binmmtolll‘.‘
i'.. Logan's int-mu common law it“,
gave the- informntlori upon which the “
arrests vii-re mama Site will he tfiw _
prinrx’paln’ltnesu tor the mmmullwm‘,
ttt tho- trial in August in Coo
N. Y, rum wc-ok Rayon was W
m Minn Emma rilrrtiinr. the rum .
daughter of a reaportabie W' '
(lot-entryvllle. lirmme county. 3. I,
TELEGRAPl-llc BREVITlEiX
Justine .llchermr took ill! I!“
lwnrxi the Ta-xlill antitrust law
hurt! who u non arrived on the exotic
(and after u govern struggle nm‘rm'rit’d
in preventing any further lnlurir-e.
Ward then tied but was ruptured in the
' barn where he was hiding,
~Aeeton curls la. Grlpya.
lino always fools certain that the
room shrouded in nrtintir gloom would
;eliow an unpaiina alumni of dust it
’tho curtains were suddenly drown
‘ bark.
( 3.32153 . $43..
'93, t: a
d g t $
Muddy days are welcomed by the
woman who received a new still petti-
roru at Christmas. '
Proepsruy romeo quietest to the
than whose liver is in good eosdltloa
Dewitt'a Little Early litters are fat-
ous little pills for constipation. hit
bosom. indigestion earl all stoned
and liver troubles.
ti. o. Gilli-on. I P. Weed.
mmomvmauam
iastatvoeflflyoieadeditythehidm
momma» Milli-arm
while-rm.
'l‘ohaowmaeptheotnaimiury
“unintentional“.
am to it» outwit
”his
. argued,
a iiriflah minimal in chenille: .
‘v seized a wruwl laden with, >
ammunition etrmwed to he in
the Afrirllrl. ' '
it in nmmum‘ml that Governor" :
will mu rin- Elmlru ntmtitaMr
hulk into some mottm that lit" .
filled to his attention.”
(“Marl til ('lllliflbk‘ neglect 0‘ .
r-rmneotihn with the Brooklyn
or» mode by the navy . ‘,
usalrtst Civil Engineer Diem],
it we: learned that the e’
Yonkers. with four melt tin or“,
been lost in the heavy .
Hook while in low of the
A. Whenbach. >
President not. of Ha " _ ,
thalamus. lie was It" .. . '
or secretary shaman and ”
the Arlington hotel.
ed brief calls with y ‘
Charla Keller, who
More or fire. Elisabeth .
lrrdlaon avenue, New raw . ‘
me from the our air email
am. where he had erupt ta '
polite.
Alexander Clementine who
flailirmre. and mfelaed m
Katalin W. for whldl
Angelo Cam. b «near
death. (Baritone, «in true to
mounted on timid". m;
saved train the deoth M.
M the m of W
eenventluit at be“ h
gm m
Norwalk Chronicler