11th 1111111111111: GUARANTEED
r0111 rcrv runs.
, , ‘ complete with fact hammer. screw drt'ber. wrench
le, bobbins. tuchers. raffler. binders. four plate hem-
..8. $7.00. No. 4. $18.00. No. 5, $19.00 for cash.
' 10 per cent. additions! for credit.
1 Ne» Furniture. Carpets and Bedding.
' Hotel. Restaurant and Home Furnishing.
Open every e'lrenr'ng.
W. S. S'I‘URTEVANT.
North Main and Ann Streets. South Norwelh.
It: 11111 WWWMES with one of IWe largest. and
' manpfl‘ct‘dm tn the country. to mahe for as
f-thdr highest grade Sailing Machines. Which are
for a limited period at factory prices. on the tnstnll~
, lollly trickle-plated cabinet work of latest design. and best
thread cutters, etc. On account of the low prices at
111111: shall sell this machine. we are pre’bentea' from offer.
Any one can now have a high-grade machine for little
1-1115!
“Ly—1'“— I)“ If“ 1‘
111.111 8m Ira‘e Beinghallmded
to‘ Protect 0111111. '
1-111 Astoria 11111 111 we‘ll Voluntarily
Promised a Yenr'e‘aentenee If he
Would Return to Cuba and
Plead GuiIty.
NEW YORK. January ZS—Charlcs
F W Neelcy. who is now on the way
toCnbn to be tried on char gas of rob
bwinx the United States government of
more than $200. 000. while in charge of
the postal service in Cuba. says that be
to being railrnadod to prison to pro
tect higher officials. Ho asserts that.
tho administration is afraid to give
him a trial in this country, where he
could compel the attendance 0t wit~
treason and could cross‘exumlno 111111
accueors and prove his innocence. but.
is sending him to Cuba. whore be will
be convicted. and will receive 11 1111.11-
teucc"siimclcntly long to make certain
his death in a tropical dungeon.
Ho asserts that 11 Republican oillL-o-
holder. very close to President McKin-
ley. promised him a sentence of one
year, if 1111 would voluntarily return to
Cuba and plead guilty so that "the
scandal may Iii.‘ cndod.”
Ho offers circumstantial proof to
show that his claim of bcing absolute-
ly innocent is true. and asserts that
records in tin: office of the secretary of
war—«if thcy have not been destroyed
«will provc him “to huvo followed In-
structions rill-11111 from Washington in
trunsnrt‘unn which lll't‘ 1.1-w 1111111111.] 11)
be lruudulcnt. ‘
Doc of the principal charges againni
Noolcy In that ho did not dcstroy
stumps worth $390,000. but that be
burned paper Instead. and afterward
sold the stamps. Neolcy declares that
be burned tho original packages as
they came from Washington, with the
government souls intact. and says that
W. H. Reeves. chief of tbL1 registry di
vision at Havana. an lhioun namcd
Mayflold. and P. H. Bristow. Malo1
Ruthbonc‘u chief clerk. aided hint,
checked oil the stamps and any that
W--_.......... ...........5.,-_._.
SALE__I SALE!
IIIIIEI III KEIS BHIIIIIIEN’S JACKETS.
LADIES’ JACKETS. CHILDREN‘S JACKETS.
LADIES‘ JACKETS.
BLACK, comm on burn.
HANDSQMELY UNI-21.).
MISSES' JACKETS.
1- I" ROSIERY AND UNDERWEAR ALWAYS A SPECIALTY.
A DICKERMAN 8t SON,
64 Washington Street
bOU IH NORMALK
4:1.
Dyspepsin, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
Costivmts‘e we cannot cure with
‘ Tiber are purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction
_ Ind lackson Sim. Cldcngo, Illinois. Sold hr
" . GEORGE C. STILLSON. drought. South Norwalk. Conn.
' they were destroyed.
’TAN.‘ OXFORD 0R BLACK \11“L111L'.\r11: AND 1111111111111
, . $5.01,) Garments, $3.00. $2.49 for $1. 49
$3.00 for $2.00.
.. LADIES’ JACKETS. $311) for $210-
. BLACK CLOTH; SA'I‘IN I..I.’\'- ___....__
1 ING AND 1111111111111. CHILDREN‘S JACKETS-
$9.011 Gamms. $6_°°_ 111x 1: CLOT 1-1, TRIMM 1:1)
_______ $5.00 Garments, $3.50.
$6.00 Garments. $4. 50.
1 .. - , - . - ; a conspiracy through the medium or
31 G $ I)l\.\II. IAD ADD bLL’l“ lettcr writing. tho Idea is rldiculoris.‘
1 0.00 ‘arments .oo. _ Mr. Noeloy (Ionics that there 11111
- " 7 $5 00 Garments. $3.00. or is any shortage In his accounts. Ho
$12.00 Garments. $8.00. $7.00 Garments, $5.00, says that his other was inspe- ted In
" capable postal cxpcrt a week before
‘ $15-00 Garment51$9001$1000 Garments. $7. 00. his arrest. and that everything was
‘We pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint,
11111111111111111111 lint Pill
111ml. Stamps taken. Nervita Medical 00., Come
The stamps which worn ordered to
bc. burned were United States stump
urchin-god “Cuba." After an issue
of stamps for Cuba had been propnrcd
those surcharged stamps ware no long
or needed. and the Post Office Depart
ment ordered their destruction. with
the exception 01‘ five thousand. which
were to be kept for salt! to collectors
Mr. Nocloy claims that It would have
been impossiblo for him to dispose, of
tho stamps if he- had saved them 11
the cutirc postal receipts of thc inland
were only 8222.000 In 1888. and that 111
18119 the monthly business amountcr
to from 517.000 to $22.000 our mouth
The decreased receipts immediately
ailm- Ihc dost) notion of tho stamps Mr.
Neck-y attributes to tht1 withdrawal of
American troops and not to the but
that he was furnishing clamps to post
masters to be accounted for to him.
"I had no personal ucqunilitnncr
with morc than two or three postman
tars. one of \vhon1 snoltc English.’
adds Mr. Nneley, while 1 did not speak
a word of Spanish. The assertion that
there was a conspiracy bctwer-n in.
self and these various postmastcrs pro
supposes communication among I14, 1
could neither talk to thcm nor they I.)
mc. save through an Interpreter. am"
as for forming and carrying out such
I
found satisfactory.
The alleged uhortnuc. he says. ws
found by Captain (icorgc E. Burton. an
army officer. who know nothing of nos.
Inl mattcrs. Ho says his alleged dis
crepuncy was llgurcd by adding tbc rc
ccipts of each Cuban post ofilcc sonar-
atcly. and then comparing tho amount
with the receipts of tho llav uuu ofIIcc
which supplier! stamps to all tho other
omces 011 the island
MRS. OELRIOH'S BRACELET.
NEW HAVEN. January stThu pl»
licc have information that a diamond
studded bracelet. tho property oi Mrs.
C. M. Oclrich. of New York, which was
lost by her daughter. at the Junior
promcundu at 11111 Armory. in this L-itv.
lust Thursday night, was found In the
Armory that cvoning. by a Yalu stud
11m. who turned it 11Vur to a suprrnum-
ury cmployud by tho ball committee.
Tho unporuurnnry, it has been usccr
taincd. aftcrward nurrcndcrcd tho
brat-clot by inlstnku to n woman who
1111111111111 It. 1111 her property. and cure-1
l1111' 11.11111» 1111 M1111 Millor, 111 Chi. 1111...
UL‘IUI‘IIW'fi bu 1'11 boon In Now York try
111; In locntL1 tho suspccir-d pmsmm
g‘hco mine of tho b1.iLL1It1t is pluccd at.
Pill).
MANUAL TRAINING AT REFORM
BCHOOL.
MEIIIDBN. January till-11 manual
training department was introduce.
into the State School for Boys here
last October and its eucccus 111 already
vouched for. Tim manual training is
in charm of Professor Hitchcock. 11
. .. --.-,_..;,.. ..
..‘1‘hat’e the realm) our customers stay with on year
after year. No coal of poor quality has a place In 0111'
IBM liweltnow it. You may match the price but you
can ‘1 match the coal at the price.
Have you tried our bright-flame Cannot Coal in your
(rate? It helps cheer the 11111311111111 evenings.
graduate of the Massachuactts “Tech."
who has been inetruoti at Tousaino.
11111111. Sixty boys are 11 In in this 1111.
plitti‘lluut. being chosen for tholr aptl.
. tudc as all in the 114111001 are anxious
.1 1.11 the opportunity With only three
months’ luau-notion the boys are turn
In; out very creditably made articlns
' 1111111111111 are happy in their work. “the
1 school la not IIIIIDK uni) noise. but
a, under Francis H. Parker's presidency
' It is steadily improving-end is coming
to take its fit place among Connecti‘
cut institutions.
m
. stars 111111111111: 11011 2 venue.
, HAit'i‘ltDiw. January ilk-#111,1- State
treunrer‘l olllco 11% MI
phlet‘e 11011111111111th “t 11111
{- expend iturn'a an
state for the two
”mum it is
. Tenn 1'
‘N-EW BK. “11111111? 1128
in West '1‘. 311111111 a eel.
IEIIIIII III III III IIEIIE‘
um
you,“ on June
We: notions: it 11111111111111qu he taut
0 Guam mite Suicide. ‘E I
WWII t1
1111
01131131111 wit
unto o
It, I 11115;.- d 111111
his 111111111.“ 111111111 1111111111 use. one or the
moat all I lshcd surgeons in New
1111111111. rum death 1111111 riccb
dental. hi brain having 11111111 pierced
by till; oil of a" fencing muster with
and): he *v’rus engaged In practice
Mrs; Teri-v was found dead in bed
The police reported ’11‘ case as one of-
npgsrent suicide. "
Terry, son 0 I110 deed woman,
said that his mother its tub. daughter
of Samuel Jefferson Carter-.111 member
of the distinguished Carter family, of
Tennessee she lath
years. ago. and cumc Néw Ykor
pursue a medical education. W
here she became acquainted with
C 0.1'01'1‘31. 8110 married iiim and ac-
companied 111111 to 1111111 111111111. pr.
July 1892.111: was pnsslonntcly fond
of fencing. and was occurred in a bout
with Prof. Cueteldi. of Newport, 11.1.
Prof. Cnstcldi’s foil. from tho énd of
which the button had been broken.
penetrated Dr. 'i‘clry‘ :1 eye and piorclid
the brain.
Dr. Torry lived nearly three hours
after the nccidcm durinrr,1 thr.1 most of
which tlmc. he remained perfectly con
scious, and carefully diagnosed his
own injury.
GIFT FROM COLONEL WOOD.
A Library Building. Site and 35.000101-
Books for Darin:-
l‘fldltllY. January 21111-311111 hourrl of
appnrriolinroul, .111 .1 iIl('t'.‘l.IIll} lust. 11.11-
111111 11y night. I'i‘Cl‘IVI'II 1111 oiTcr from Col-
oncl Ii. llollou \Ntmd. lorrncrly of this
city, now of Boston. or‘ a gift of u pulr
dc library; and the 111111 for tho build-
Ing. An additional gift of 85,000 wn“
mudc by Colonel Wood to be used in
tho initial nurchruu- of books. 'I‘hc of-
fer is without conditions. but the don
or rcqnosts that city raise an addition-
al 85.000 tor books. To this end the
sun) of 82.500 was appropriated by tho
board of apportionment and 11 public
subscription of a like amount will be.
asked. Colonel Wood was 11 1111111111111 oi
ex—(lovcrnor Morris' family. a former
Incmbor of the Implulnlurc. 11nd Illltl
boon prcsldcnt of IIII' Derby strcct rail-
road.
W
VALE ATHLETIC NOTES.
NEW HAVEN. January 28411111
Yule frcshman crow squad has now
been at work for about ten days under
university crow coaches. The sound
has boon divided on 11 merit basis.
good men or thosc who show improve-
ment being advanced to first crews
and the poor mun sl'lll buck. Tlu- mu-
tcrial iv not rcgardcd 1111 excommunlly
promising.
Class hockey has 111-1111 organized at
1.111111 Whitney thr- 11-1111111 bolus taken
from 11111 A ndcmiwund Scientific
Sclibol circled Mt'ri' M10 hnve played
on university Icarus or In any lntc1c~ol
estate matches are uncludcd. the plan
being to dcvclop new material. 'luo
Yalc News has oilcrcd cups for tho
vinnors.
The wrestling Lontcsls for the Boy
«our cups will take place between
March 9 and March 211 under the in-
1nmionn1 rules for catch-ascntch
can Wrcstling. with 138 pounds as light
eight limit and 158 pounds for mid-
lit1 weight.
'11 «Min of the roornanizution of the
Corinthian Yacht Club. not much hone
in entertained of a match with liar-
card. Interest in among. which was
pretty strong four years ago. has stood-
ly dccllnod nlncc.
The financial roporl of lost ycar's
freshman crow Indicatcs that nearly
one-half of the total 1111011118115 of 8'2.
60? went for training-tribic'ut this city
and New Iondon.
.__.....
DEATH RECORD OF A DAY.
LONDON. January 28—311 John W
Muclurc. conscnatjy, number of 'thc
Houso of Commons or thc Strntiord
division of southeast Luncnshlm dicd
today in tho 11111111111th your of his
tag 11.
gLOUIS‘I’ILI. is). KI. January 28—-
Charles 111. Forgueo'n a well known in
anrancc man and 011cc prchidcnt of thc
National Association or lintlcrwrlturs
is dnnd. Mr. Farmsou‘ had been in
'niliug health for a your. 110 was born
In Uswcgo. N. 1'., on August 13. 1846.
NORWICH. .lnliuurv 27——-|.uciun
Briggs, who bud boon for runny your-1
prominently 1111111111 1! with tbs,1 cotton
manufacturing into vats. in this state.
and In Rhoda Island, lIIt'lI last night
at his homo in this city. at tho ago of
scvcnty-Ilvc roars.
ADMIRAL CASE SUCCEEDS KAUTZ.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 28~Tho
hpltloplrlp Iowa, 1111'}: of Sufi “lotto
111111111 n'dmilal 111111 1111111. 1111111 1111-
commnnd of that (-120 Motion today
from Roar Admirnkk huts. is to iouvc
Sun Dingo on icinuury I. for Puget
Sound for thc puipuru‘ of going in tho
mvcrnmont dry dock at Brcmcrfmr.
'l‘hc crulscr Philad let his. now in Ccn
trul Ainurlcan wa (hachetlnled to
rough San Frnricl 6 about February
131 , .
oucuaee'e. run AT ia‘eeacrso.
SAN FRANCISC January till-Jim
Duuhcss cf Munchontnr. nee Zimmer-
man. of Cincinnati. who. with her 1111»
band. arrived in this city ycaterday. In
suffering born a slight affection of the
throat. 111111 phyvrlivirrna report that
also will lit) 11th to travel many. and it
In unduretood that. Inc will icebmpeny
the 1111110 on a trip to lontrsrey.'1‘ilo
statement that 11110 in afflicted with
diphtheria la emphatically denied.
1, 11 “*0”? W11
ouzaarn) was 0101' BROWN!“
VINEYARD HAWK. luau January
211—11 became known here today that
Domenic): it. Quasar-d. the contour
whom supposed to havobecoioet
overboard from the consolidated Coal
Mom 'I barge No. 111111111111; a col»
liaion with ham No.11 Months theori-
alumni oi the collision.1 11111111111111 Veil
eels had left each color" 1111111 no he
could but be: found on no
wm llama no. 111111111
*hnaeeeck thirty .
1111 1
Torr“ singular death occurred In ,
AN
7"“ SILKS
dress.
BLANKETS.
'i‘bcrc rcmain:
Damask Remnants
rd in price iukcn tIiL-ir place
wTh
0'"
Telling oi Variovsflntercsthis mum
-AT DEAD S,
In Halli—m 81ml show window
ivc figure patterns In White on 11.11 .‘
(if all jannul'y'
301501111; t‘rcinnut' ’“(lflrk grounds with “111.11.
Per
Airstrissnsar
‘ "II 1‘11 I
We would like to have you soc lh‘cmiuud I150 dililfli‘)
them in 11 Main 511'ch show \vilulovl. A Ioblt 111111
show you :1 remarkably good quality 111' Printed Jap-
anL-sc llabuiai with high luster and tasteful, attract-
Inn brown. I1cIiolropL1 rind I)|.1L '\ ground. VI c'lluvc of?
69cm.
Eclhd felt it an} bctttl Silk valuu 111 1111 11riL'L11.i'1<)111 ton to IWL‘IH: yards bLing required for a
Downstairs News
>1 pl'rL'L- I‘t'tIllCIIt.)llS—-IIII(I they have |1L1L1u many and notable—1
1111111: has been more gcuuincl)’ upprL-L'iulcd than that on :1” Word t.':1lii'orniu Blankets.
12—4 Illankcta $12.51) grade. at if: 8.511.
12-4 IIIunIL'L-ix. $13.50 gr'nLlc. :11 $ 11.51).
13-4 Illuukcis. $15.00 grudc. at $10.50.
TABLE liNEN
' distrust Napkins
2 x 1 yard.» :11$2.2_.$2.=11:1111112.75. $2 3114.11111111$1.1)l1ldm,
.. .\ j}-".1\.'IllI~.:li 83.25.54.141“ 31% $2. 75 .111 I $1111) {milk :11 $2.25 (I112.
5:11 111;; _1uu $1.00 Io$i 1.25. ‘175gizunlL 211315.25Lloz.
CREI‘ONNES AND REP CRENNNIES
()110 stop lower on tho price I;11I1|1-1' Illt‘itlh. 11E 1'11111'511. that IIIL' L'I'L'Ionncs rL-L'L'nil)‘ reduc—
11 >IL-pI11gI1L'i' UII IIIL' 'quuury M'ZIIL‘ of auIIaulugL'.
IIHl'ilI. spray and
511111 tIL‘bIg‘Ih. \\ 111111 11111111] 1.11.1411. (1' ,r yd,
IL) I‘icccs Itcp Creiumuw~ light grounds and 1'11111:1rk11b1)' tttStc—
iul design: and coloring» .\ 2511 fabric :11 9c yd.
r ‘.——-~m--.‘—‘
e D. M. DEAD Co.
Established 1857. e- 0-
“-"J
Only Disconnected Bands 1111 the Mann
tnlna, Funaton Reports
MANILA. January ZHenerul Fun
stun reports that practlcnily all (1111‘
organized Ineurrcctos in his district‘
have boon dispersed. with the exccp-1
tion of disconnected bands in thc'
mountains.
Sixty-fivc morn rchr-ls in thc Island
of Funny havo surrendered to tho
United States authorities at Cabntuau.
George '1‘. Rico, editor of too Daily
Bulletin, who was or'dcrcd by General
MacArthur to be deported. bccausc of
tho publication in Tris paper of ullegn.
tions against 1.1L1utL1nuul (Tommandcr
Willlm Ilmuncrsrcuthcr. captain of
thé port. sailed today. it was ordercd
that he be hold us 11 prisonci until his.
arrival at San Francisco.
The Philippine Commission has
passed thc not nn‘nulllng that portion
of thc Spanish code which disqualified
lodges and magistrates for trying c111-
tuln cases on account of alleged in-
competency. The not declares that
lodges arc incompetent only when po-
cuniurlly Interested In the litigation.
or related to n,lit1titaut.
The gunmnl "1111111111 and civil codcs
arc almost cornplutcd.
’l‘bc hearinfi on the municipal nov-
ornmcnt bill was finished today. and
tho mcasmc will be cnsctcd on W111i
holiday. Only 'two natives objected to
the church proporty taxation fcntnrv.
and no objection was entered on behalf
of-thc church or other organizations.
BPITE FENCE AGAINST A TRUST.
2......
Paper Box Company of New Haven
sues Woman for Mallcloue Miachief.
NEWH HAVEN. January J's-«Tho N1)-
tlounl Folding Tim: and Paper Cour,
puny. known Its thc l‘upci liox T111111 I
has 11 unite tcncc t0.L-.ontL1nd with lni
this city, where one of its shops 111
sltunlcd. 'I‘hc dolondnnt in Mrs. Cam
111111 (1111111111111 of ii Vernon street. In
July lust Mrs. Herman thought her
nerves could not atand any longer the.
noise and confusion from a part of the
box factory that adjoins her prcmllum
and she had a carpenter build a fence
ten feet high and fifty feet long Thc'
fence darkens“ the preacrobm and
madc unclean 11111 In: windows thm
lighted up this department. The com
puny omnisle pleaded with the woman
in vain. Now tllcy chum.- her will)
malicious motives in putting up tho
lento. 1' :1 I
I, . ,.
' DEN. 1.. A. DICKINSON DEAD.
u..—
Wu :1 Well- Known Connoctieut Veto
,1 run of the Civil War. ,
4.1HARII'FORD. 00nd. January 23-1-
Generalr Hoard iii-Dickinson died at
his home In this chm-yesterday after
noon. Latter In lnmw crowed trestle
with paralysis. lie was formerly Dim
master of the city, prominent In lire
Insuranco mainline; having been lanai
amt for. the not» loom-am 001111
were 1 lie was a incur"
ottlie 11111111111113.1111 00111111111111
'inhmiaai
ilhllr GM tulle
rneunnscros 019115111150. I“
' '1
Francis £1 00.
“A New England Winter has neoer
been known to rot in the shy."
Expectcold disagreeable weather. ii ssure Indoors!
' f, f,- -I I 9
its tardiness. nevertheless leaves us wrih a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year, 1:111}.
11'
"'ll
11' THE WEATHER-
‘1‘115 PRICES MUST.
WE MUST MOVE THEM.
WON'T. WHI'
Every piecc'ol‘ Winter Clothing reduced to an
incrediiable level. Call. Be convmced.
‘1
59‘
911 Washington Street.
A. I .
w-.- .. .7211
HOW ”ENGLAND WILL PERISH. I TAhNEW' DISTILLIgG‘fifoclII.
Tho 1111111111 11111111111; will not burial). ‘ orc ” " now " “3 ”mm“
from 111 on the moat offoctlm blow 111 I‘m“ 1W“ ” 1,?“ "mom “I m" 9"“
1111 he..." no.1- will Dunlniul' “ m" MLthblIlon In process cpcndmrnon
auddcn. Miro tin.1 Roman. tiw ilrltlnb."“‘ "militrrmvnt of II microbe whiph‘
cmpll'o will Lilli» by tho mdual iolenw I “m Lonvcrt “WI“ il at info “mm. null
011' of its outremlll First it» “run ,ucxt Into alcoilo “(be whole onerdr
, IINIII s carrloll oa'I cloec value 1:}
EIEtntimuoIILiruofia'ng‘ I: fi'r‘gxmf; material being MN‘IIE cod so “ill. that
it has not already lost its industrial can be “01 mlcrobos ”'“out'te‘m '
and financial supremacy‘. The British thonc specially ”'9‘ ”I the laboratory
. for the purports; 1h)“, microbes worn
empire is now in something 0! the coil-
dition of the Timon republic. it 111 foil- “'7“ found in Chm“! ”9" anti “V"
in; in energy at- the center but the we“ (“9" w ”"6“" " 7
ill» of Imperial induction may sense
It: cnerletic eoloniea to ”organise ii
as Julius Caesar did the Roman em- ‘ rt It“
pits. Not until he: colonies abandon "“"l’" “I ”m h%: 9m“ “"4
her. 11 until her use or dwiudics 1’0““ ""9" “"1 ”:3“ they
were. one day croalllnt’ Scotch loci).
away 11 lack of men to support 11 I
ml 111 cour- o in conversation
W... 111
ti 0 0
connoaolrarwrr i ll (ill-11111501111111
lion—«normal ahdmmt tire
til ”I" I ”Idiot
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