liudoivhia l.
nthnt landward 'D;,,..t}or~ p
"rotirod manufacturer, .uonllllib '
,chlde‘ 1th Moms last ultim-
o violations; in, that: usual: .markotxoro
. sill to have pro
Ho
g “Want to booth
‘Norwaiil, Conn. whuro he. resided tor
s. number or yuora._ lionrotumed to
this city about. a your-nun. Formally
years Mr. Cornell w president of tho
Hottoro' Union." . ,.
. Mr. omen waslwonl in. long
, the members of . “if” $.93“ fl
‘ era moonlit .thgmlhv 9
g
8‘
Adams“ Brother
. regret 0!. his untimely and.
gfiwntn o. E. umon.
.wmm‘
~ “tend (tho Wontport Meeting.
Tho next equaliturgrfifgiius (gala; 'f’
Norwalkiiifiihrlotififi
will boihold with tho Westoort Con~
mogullonnl Society. Friday evening. ;.
n at lie-iii i ~ .
. g ‘ ’ " "liolin‘o melt t/od
February lot. ,
(i’clooltiv'. ., V.
Tbog-W‘euwort
henrtygginvltfitllmfi
tho Union will min.
prosout “Willow
begins: a lot of”
, . lib
good things.
Aids
more espéhiill!‘
ties mo rim
duvol‘ Mission.
out.
who bonnet goes this time to the
moiety holding the most committee
matings. lio not full to bring your
mjrt.
thoiliontonfitoro. Not-walk. at 6:50 and
7:30 p. m.‘ ‘
" Very sincerely .vonru.
nus. J. moron OOBURN.
President Norwalk 0. E. iinion.
M .u .
-
CONSOLIDATION DEBATED
m
Catholic Club Member: Favor : Union
'9! Not-walk and South Norwalk.
Tho Dobutlns Soooty oi the Not-walk
Catholic-Glob, Wit» weakly debate.
hut evening. docldod that i‘olllmlldlh
tion at tho Citron oi Norwulk and South
Norwnlli would be bonolioinl to tho
oohlmunity.
Tho nlllrniniiro won lnkon by lid-
wnrd J. Finnegan and Enigma J. 0‘-
(loliuoil. 'l‘hu nonun- was nblo look-
«tailor. by John T. Huron and T. .i
Koily.
At tho None or this dobnto proper
thorn won it nunornl divonuslon oi tho
lunltur oi mnilolldntion. nnd nguln tho
aontlmoni was strongly in luminlh
llfl .
‘ ‘llllu lliiiijoot for this mutt dobato will
boiithti ullniuionl Owneruhin of Roll.
Wit. it .51}, 3‘“ Mg: in] ‘2??? 3 i 4'» i. 3 .
oownuo om or «Hook.
in
datum whoa. tho young mun
limit football ouhlo m‘ torn oi!
oi lilo Woltnort liquor “Mill. Honour,
'lll‘tmoonmnd ‘ Willi mount»,
lid littlilo thin. ‘Norvslll mm
, iii unhi- or time ,_ to micro” ur-
‘ "nmnmm‘nul took.
“no mo. lulu mmhf
_ ‘ ‘ ii i
, ' “in. mm '*
Win the A, .. '
N . .
i noiunsloitod."
.v r
fore in con lilo lagoon: _ The rouldonoo ‘ ‘
“ in pay stroot. ‘Southr Norwnlk.‘ was
burglarizod some limo yo ‘
the sum ol‘381 ln‘monoy stolonL
Mr. Schultz won at work. and in tho
1‘ ., morning about 9 O'olocli Mis..8ohultx
wont to Rowayton to visitirolntivon. .
on her return one mode the diooovory
that tho houno had been entered. and
the mount. whiob waovhopt in a draw » .
or in the bureau. was missing.
lair. Schultz hull boonunvins the money ,
‘zfor the purpose oi purchasing a boat
in the outing. and he feels his loss
c
. current oxpoooa.
~ l uitisgnndera oodv _
ooolnea bindlnx on m wh‘
.- ,hittVo'Keen_pinllgfil {wartime
. if. on or men inlay: (shill, ,.
W Onolourtli . in thirty :~’ days.
ouosionrth in six months. onoiourth in
twelve months. and onoéionrtil in nigh
loan months from the date t
becomes binding. . ~
Tho meeting mourned to. meet at
8 o'clock next Tuesday. February o’th
toi‘heor' reports and further . discuss.
to‘tlie building ones
The that One. Club will
monthly meeting and sun
(lay evening at 6:301). in.
cum
“Intel Rslatito to South "or
will“: light tudPovur Pilot.
mulling ii in iliiil
' He Also {trunnion Bill Amending the
c‘ 59%| to that $5,000 Shall be
'Wld’”5§n'rll&illy'7i ro‘ " "
walk Hotpital.
, Entrance to the house was mined
through one oi the roar windows.
which was not installed.
‘ or the. money 176 was rolled up in
a cloth. and 38 was in a nurse near by.
COMMON sol-tom. Enuonlon.
soorctary Mine Advonm New Thou»
rm Bolero Norwaik Touche".
The members oi the Norwnik Town
‘l‘onooora‘ Msoolation assembled
me Franklin school building. youten.
lay afternoon. and lidonod to an or»
initiative morons by Charles D. Hine.
zeorotory or the State Board oi Educa-
tion. on The» Limits oi n Common
School Ednoaflbn.
During the course of bin romark’n.
uecrcnory limo uuoko or many things
:hut roulii well be cut out in a great
measure in the public schools oi lion"
Among those were the ex-
aminations and unmounted. as
ermod it. in preparing and going over
:oneroi reviews. Arithniotio could ho.
.ouliuogeii. undul'iil worn and general
:tndios snooensiully‘ substituted, such
5,3 history. science and literature. His—
_.;or_v should be oi the ,
:or‘tg.‘ and osmifllxjshould the livos
it great men. whllili’lnro stimulating to
,ho youths. be thoroughly lindérstood.
‘hitomture should be. oi tho Jonituru
.lind. the student igniting whorls boat
out oi the bonito»: 1h
‘iliouiil' be studied boo
lnl and beneficial.
reading. he thought that in the third
uni-u otiu‘chlni’s «innuendo at school
and thereafter unloading should on
for two purpoooudniormntion and do
voiomont o. the powers for thought
The bookmakers are no:-
ona to got onto oi reading works in
to schools. but'he styled them as be»
as usoless and invaiunbio. alter n
ahroo yours‘ oourso in the school. The
work ought to be so simplified and ar.
ranged that pupils could got through
1t. grammar achool oolirw when the:
am iwnlvo yours of ago.
Mr. Kine took on advanoed position
in many lines. and it is probable that
n genomi discussion would render
zoom of his theories not quite tunable.
lie was listened to with close etton~
tion. and his address was very Into!»
.oth4 guostions relating
‘ . . n his
term no prosidont' oi the Nation at.
tors' Assooloti'oln ;,llomo sixteen or
eighteen yours. lino. he was a resident
of lacuth‘hiorwaiil.“ovning the house
which thenlutood 1st. tho corner or
Woodwnrd avenue. rand Grove street.
, if many years in
, . , "l‘ltli..i’uotolw.-and int~
er‘by the South Norwnlk Cooperative
Hill; Company; Hanna well liked and
nominally irionds among the older not“
4 .ter'fl' in ‘Norwnlk, who will learn with
.. Urge. Members to At.
.l ,
Mint iiio‘olmk: but all
journori after it half hour's session.
(Rho 142513133;an .Dflcplilmdp Sent it
the Hound today a joint resolution oi.
woman suiimgoi for introduction
" thunootlonti‘““im'iblliicmtodasonorai
merrirnent when morn liinman roan
_ It states that .
ennui suitrsgc in Goiorudo . tor ._li't}
”Winn-Willi!“ W .
‘unl‘ldidaios' have boonolniaeu. of >
telligenco inorousod and womanhooc,
developed to mooted usefulness. it is
That woman rulings
ovary otote is recommend“?
Resolutions wore oitomii as follows
‘llv Mr. Painful Plymouth. an ac.
providing that ii any bicvoiiat or drlo
eroi any vehicle injuring n passenb;
tries to escape. detection or Moises to
give his name. the penalty shall in
~r $500 or six months in jail. o.
tygnvo us a
., ‘ .ho-lmoot ‘With them.
and itlis hoped every Endoavoror in
in “NE. flcio‘noe
‘uso 'it is {tract}.
in smoking or
g
0
g
Q
5*:
our ._ woiotios. are represented on
it: rho “$3“ Bottocmries
. l .. mug; WI
, ,. a ri’stinn Endeavour Mia.
slob. He is an interesting speaker.
and lmviox madu nvstndy oi the coun-
try, can giro. militant deal of inform»
tion. we rgilllnll‘b wantoaqain; ond
mosh“! the» min.
thin-Chromatin Eur
. Remember. please. that. tho intorost
indeorouod ii any member absdnta
himself or herself. and that the bout
programme. is oi no benefit to tho so:
ointios ii the membership in not bros- b
absent through lllooss and lair. Whit-
iiy Mr. Lillie. of Waterbury. n bi]
making it illegal to discharge iron.
employment except for cause any non
orublv dischargod veteran of the union
army in the civil war.
diors nnroasonubiy discharged may no
pool to the Superior Court.
ily Mr. Adams. of Norwnik. on not
. Any such not
hourly invitation is extended to
‘ allilriunds of Eildeovorcrs to br pros.
out. Wostpori uni-s inure to front of
MR. DARBEE MADE MANAGER.
G. Hamlin n. loo
ii to! matron til . , _
lug honour: to oi. it to on
Nomi timi elm lionsi‘wili material.
ire. and iii ‘ rwnlk .w‘rlil have u
hotul intuit tn ulrlh'ilnto in all its,
numintmugio _ ‘
ii; liliiuiiili
Flitiiold illil'lihl! naucus llama: a
county;buhm‘iuionon
walk. ”le
n. iliuflu ‘Oi’PiiiiEiii
“rho ameniwish.hian Won Out on the
informoii‘aollot'hy a Good Major-
itymliias “who Acceptabiy
‘ , Two Terms.
The Ruouhlim legislators from
Foirlioid county hold a caucus in Hart»
lord monotony alteration. and nom-
inated Whitman 3. limit. oi moon»
with. toiouocoouhimsuii all county
Goniminoionor for the term at four
yours minis ,1 «it. There was
only ono validldnlc for-omen against
fill-ll. and 1‘ result of the informal,
billoi‘slroi oil that hit. Mend had on
ovorwboimi no majority oi tho mem-
m attolldinu the “caucus. John
8mm. ot‘ltiduefluld. who lit. Head's
onlmlont. and he. was beaten by it
vote or nineteen to night.
The callous was colloid to order or
iir. Rioo. oil Stamford. ohairman oi the
culmiv orsuniution. Clerk Wales was
times was selected to take his place.
Nearly all oi tho Filirlloid county Re.»
nilhiicnns were in attendance.
Whitman. 3. Monti was biased in
nomination by James F. Walsh. of
Greenwich. in u neat speech. and the
nomination was seconded by Mr. (tor~
its. oi Stamford. Mr. ‘Bloseil. oi kidne-
dold. presented the name of John Blo-
n‘hv. oi Ridigellold. stating that be was
it than of iiride oxperionoe in aliairn.
on oiliciai oi tho. New York Custom
amending tho charter oi the City or
South Norwalk to authorize that uitl
oloctric. light and bowel
Mr. Kyla and Mr. Kline to Auto! Him
in Direction Lighting and Railway.
General Manager William mil-bee to
day «named the direction of the local
tmiiov roads and electrical interests
oi tho-Moment ”sitting rind Roll-
“at iii-3.3!} i int n
. n y on 0
all lgylo. oi tho Nogwunfpggmt $9.12.:an at h r. snobby, awn; tint Mr.
my (lagoon. superintendent of both
10 090mm on
By Mr. Standish. oi Audovor. u bin.
oxompting from Making returns oi
aloetion oxpon’oos all county. town.
city. borough or school unicorn.
By Mr. Pagan! Nungntnrh. to in.
crease the habitat stock of tho Nubia.
luck it alor Company from studded-to
change and that Ridgoiield should have
and it was time for a change. hir.
Mend bod I one. no omelent winnin-
sioner. out more was nothing to be
so
i
A new onion. that of transporlntion
old. vans created. and Robert A. Klino
for auroral your: superintendent oi the
bimoih Tramway 00m
looted to till this pontoon. .
The selection: um moonlit good
ones. uni it is probable that notion
the diminution of. an. Durban and
log. of Windham. o rosoiu»
lion providing for the wmpioiiou oi
the Normal School at Willimuntlc. the
minnow-lotion to be tisooo.
Governor McLean aunt to the House
the nomination oi Julian
Baldwin. of Now Huron. lor appoint.
nwnt no associate indigo oi the
promo Court. nnd. tho Superior Court
for right your: from l-‘obruury 2 to
W.Iu%:
to any Ito-ill air. amour. but he did
hi8 n‘o‘iim lhntfllfidxwfiold bad ia‘nytgpechfl
I: in umnlonnߴ.ns n e
' $3: gym“. Im‘hmuggxmhlrmm 23: ‘ twolvo‘yoori. ' ‘ It had had two governors.
not suitor in TM Not-within.
HOWARD BRING!
Analog: Hm lookloy and “my
For. 80mm oi Dion
billion. Hom.‘lhmgh iiurlhott (loan
a bowls. his ottom
. ”or
13:1”,th mien who
inho: an “immune you»
on: or” wow
0 0 am he)”. an
. alto illusion that hour WW
3:. union: :uiitoibntbond:m tendon
Whirl» or
railroad Gilli . Minuet.
Slum Soot}
By Mr. Adamo, oi Romain. a bill
umundinx Chopin :13 oi the public
mots until; no that $5.000 shall bo Md
annually by thu‘ulato to the William
mild. of Norwich. mi
ital. oi Nor-unlit. be
will
‘hoshitnln. and the
ill. bl New Huron. '
Kit! of Windham.
sort son soon;
llama in. mi and oointod out line
tortilla” .mutMrdoICo no-
mitold loboonoollhebootllouldo
in tho mid Willie the minion-
m in .Wmfiu won being initi- .
thon‘i infill ..
limo hut h iii thanilmmtml m
should not
tho mvornor.
aim promised that mm
todrior tho support.
nation of the dos! and
Mo. '
“Mill on . .
million uthibit or an ,m
«loom iii in»...
i 1%“?th about.“ ’ i a
House slxtueo yours. a soieotmao ol’
hill town lilo yours. and in ovary way
qualified (01 the intuition. Ho mid Mr.
Mead had laid the once a long limo,"
and he thought it Was limo for a
o allure of the honor.
Mr. Military seconded. lilo non»
Mead had laid tho once two terms.
onld also plate a good man ior the
01’
Id 351:5th him. but air. Bropbr
Attorney limo said he had nothing
no. and during the out
Moon mom bud bod lilo
Similar rho-iv. oi Shallow. on-
n
minnow” ior “Mold county
3mm ammonium
land forth
‘nmsonfor
o liven no.1...
. . iltiing in East 1"
37¢ y file is .estimate’rluat
. .50
ELIZABETH .
. "l‘lle first wns‘killo ‘
floor. and those; iiocated in he
. There was invnunl‘borof thrilling rescues
‘ooveral guests were
by the firemen and
“injured by broken» glass til
i‘ thoir'oiiorts to es- '
“ ‘ lawycontinuedouPage Eight. " m " I ‘
MotionjailliSIaud‘oi.“‘S;t’.‘lieiena. "
LONDON. fillilitli‘Y30v-«Thi: , West India:
‘ the island of St. Helena. (
‘ of Boers are
l troops stationed at
e and a large number
January 2, ,midod, the
injured many of them, defied their
bdued when faced by the monies
the news. but The Associated
The trouble. started with a
blue juckotnand a
light'tiic Webb Inm
on with clubs and ra—
and boating women,
and attacked the Sailors’ Rcst,
All tile'ol’fo'rts of the officers to
Whoo'orllered to the camp,
to dynamite the town.
available troops were collected,
paraded and guarded all night long.
loaded rifles in front of the
arric‘adsd; The latter were or-
iiley did not dorm they would
ally covved and were taken to
niu under guard until a troop ship
where Gonera‘l Cronj
held prisonors) mutinied 0n
town. terrorized the inhabitants.
officers and were onlyiinsliy so
of rifles. The censorsupprossed
received the Story by mail.
row on the night of jinnary i, between some
odious. Oil the followingl
us broke out of barracks and raided the to
ours tied to oticks. They
n and men indiocriminatcly,
touring out the doors and windows}
ouppress tho mutioccrs were futile.
they refused. to obey and threatened
strong naval force was landed, the
and the streets were
break the troops were
place where the West Indians were i)
tiered to surrender and were notified in
be iii-rd lipon. The mntiuoers were, fin
the camp. where they will rem
arrives to romovo them.
One Man Killed. Three wounded.
BOSTON. January 30—41: a row
North End. horn, early today,
wore wounded, two of them sari
phaol Folio, is under arrest, charged or
. the affair are:
ARIGO CQRRARD. dead.
' G‘uise' pi Sear'ella. shot in the back. a
uigoia Cristi. wounded in bank and side by
the man accused of killing Corraro. w
the face in the affray. Corraro was
Failia is twenty-seven.
the North End.
party of the West 1
ran .amuok. Cutting
drawn up with
in the Italian quarter at: the
one man was killed, and three others
Oneloi the injured men. Ro-
ith murder. The victims of
loss.
spent bullets.
as badly out about
twenty~eigilt years of age;
All of those involved in the case lived at
Not one of the survivors can speak English, and
work is progressing very slow
As for as the authorities haw learne
result of a decision of Pasquaila 1
Folia was an
in theLongo house also lived a godm
as to who should support the godmot
leave the Longo house.
cause of the trouble. .1: alia and Cori-arc.
the Longo’s in their moving, were relatives.
was to take care of the godmother. arose,
Corraro. and a revolver drawn by Folio, 1)
i .
(it the row broke out as the
.ongo, who kept a lodging house,
to give up renting rooms.
other of Falia. T he question
her, as she was compelled to
been the primary
who was helping
and a dispute over who
a razor in the bands of,
eing brought into play.
DeWe‘i financed with Knox.
yt—Lorrl Kitchen
is understood t
LON DON. January
flee. under date of Pretoria.
at has been engaged. by
or reports to the war of-
Jannory 29. as follows; .
Knox. forty miles north of Tha~
Do Wet intends again attempting [an intros»
ion of Cape Colony. _, ' ‘ . ' “ , ‘ . ‘
“A force of Boris this lnornin
two mines. Commandant Marni
CALCU'I‘ T A, January 30-»!
wishes to send 10.000 Boer prisono
mic them in the state of Nilgira.
g entered-illoyoburg'. and dam
s is ammgzihojprisonors taken}. .
is reported that Lord Kitacilcncr
rs to India. ' Hg properties to lo—"
lfrovinco of Qrissa. Bengal.
Néeleu Arrives in Havana. ' z ,
arirs F. W. Neck: the formerohief
“bun: Post Dfliécg
. borne thi’i’mornlng. ‘
HAW! NA. janilnry ’
of tho,- burcau of finance o the C
was arrested in Rochester. N Y.. in 2d,
zlin $36,000 of tile: department {nulls
wyor Viondi. Noeley’s counsuiihad ill .
onor. Tho latter, who is in
tallied confidimtiy of his acquittal; ‘* '
Collages
a ~ ; BRANFORD. January ~ 3o~Thc
or! hair mama. this bounty" hold Holman. or (Ironic-oi Blufl worn burned
to be 1 ml to». The Mi that in. iimi‘riumlshingu. the total loss am
A ‘dwollingu was occupied by Mrs“
barely ”we“?
were outline , .
Til
‘ courtroom. who“
> , vriih'ciiibtzo‘
ns‘iirrive‘d efo.‘ l‘ ‘
talk with tho-pris- ,
goodupirits. receive many visitors. and.
at Blanfoid. Burned. p3],
s owned by “wt
ounii g to $ . .
. Inuuimfoiiioo Russell
httil bow “Mammal.
. ‘3 . Wit! ”WWW
lfteeilth street. 0 WT” noon “i?
$50900. The ‘ .
(3135 years old, a" nurse.
OLDS. 30 years old, a waitress.
y jumping from in window on the
r.room on the seventh
,3
, For, forth ‘
ply ‘dliloe‘ ol‘Old' Wall
‘ Waabillstoustmst; ‘
T9 LBTwLOW '
Maroilall street. In it
moderate. Newly. pointed”:
inquire C. Beckor 141 W,
T LETwTHE/ '
business at Bowman ii
on loose, on and after Fob.
particulars apply H.‘ Potion
Not-walk. ‘ ‘
T0 Lsrurms'r FLOO
rooms. 81 Woodward ;,
$8; bounonnnd billion)
Enuy payments; soc/on d
81. Woodward nvouno‘ '
to E. A. Woodward.
CIDER PRESS FOR. MA
2 four \licrew'gPreos null
racks and cloth. rook! ,
square. cheese. 26 bbls. ‘
tank and tubs. pompouond
mete. Coon or timo‘no .
Mathew ‘ Bediord Cantor Milli!
o'imumy so
Goomefinu q
The funeral of George
whose death at 27 Horbornvoo ”
noted in The Sentinel
he hold irom his into homo
tomorrow nitornoon. an.
South Norwuik Method
2:30 o'clock. Mr. Sound
of the oldest residents '15:.
walks. having lived to thermal
eighty years and Otto amou
leaves: a modulator! diam _
children, He was the father-lot.
A. Saunders. ' .
Patrick Mul on
Patrick Muloueen,-a woilclm
ident oi Norwaik, died last, '
his home in Connecticut oven
0911866 ionvés one son. Jose»
daughter and a widow‘t’o, _
FUNERAL OF
Precaution Takon to,
Hitch in Fridfiy’iltlfifan m
COWES. January 8 ‘ '
bulletin tanned bodair. it”
Duke of York, who ionoll‘el‘tn
German measles, is protrusion
inrtoriiy. '
It has been finally .llocldo . .
though the Duke of Ybrk’o mil ‘
in not serious. he will be dual: “
attend the queen's funeral. . ‘
Emperor William and ambit
Counsught will sleep outboard-
perial yacht Hohenzoiiorn
while King Edward. Quoen
and other members ottli‘d royal. _.
Wore distributed on booth . , "
yachts Osborne and Y ’ 1 '
berth. ._
The construction or the. ,1 ,,
«harm! on the gunner decl: ot‘th'o'
var-hi; A‘ibortn it procesdlng‘n
The most elaborate promotion?
heinn taken to prevent a ‘lil '
Friday‘s mangemenu‘."
of the queen's Guard
main rehearsed tho
manta in- the narrow
tweets. while the hour
on with s leadmol‘gli
some weivht as the arm
fi'ho Duke of oonosum»
returned here. and King Edward
pooled thin nitornoon. . . , :
'Emperorwmiom and d" :H ,_ f
had a long stroll in the oundi
, Covet melt is it With
street: lit-o practically donortod
Tho distinctive» motion that
rimus- articulation will ‘,
Norwalk Chronicler