but Baltish.‘ to horrid
‘ investment or large souls of. money in
' . soon as that c
Decided to Resume
mwln‘p to Improvement In
unsung Army Reorn
Inlzailon Bill.
+_..._
January . lid-Jl‘be
,nnor parties being instilled
‘ .v the improvement in his
thought that the annual
he diplomatic body will be
. Order and that this will
to“ February 14. The formal
are but been extended.
inoes11ta.piosei1tcd the. ore
is Colleague. Mr. Nelson.
._ Michigan. also pioscnt
rttials of M1. McMilau as a
. Michigan, each for too
f ‘six yac 1'11 f10111 the foulth
the secretaiy of war to in-
;So‘nnte whether the executive
Porto Rico has agreed to
famous 11111011 upon the
ganlsatlon bill was then pic
111110. Hawley.
uwloy explained the report and
' committee on conference had
11 no new legislation in the
,. .Ilale asked specially whe-
11111-1 been any increase 01
_ any instance over the num-
érmitted by the bill either as it
the Senate or the House.
a. lay replied in the negative
Butler. Nmth Carolina. lns1st
ere had been an increase. of
1710 a mat today M1. Taylor. Ohio
in of the Committee on Blind
The
therefore. 1'1'1'0111nlondod
hell. the sitting member a
h'ouid 1ctul11 his seat.
inllcy 'l‘cnuosst 1' and Sam
"Dsy port. l’en11s1l1nnia. dissent
. 1 of the. majoiilv
o e g‘ivcn loo 1-, to file their
The lCDOII. will be called 111) in
as r future.
‘ o‘llsc then resumed tlu- con
£30.11 of the nglwioultulnl uppr~o
[on bill.
W 8.11 INGTON J11nuur1 fill Bcim:
0‘ Hill; the attitude of the oihc'.
.3 interested to (options at l’ekin
"ogotiatlons‘ looking to a settle
the Chinese difficulties in
11.121 orsble conclusion ",th01o tho
' ‘ Iii. of. Stole has sent by cable
'n'gsr vo'ry piccise and 01-
f the question of indemnity
rs have reached finally this
oplc. which was one of two
that the State Dopartmcn’:
desired to have dealt with
agencies. and at unotllei cup
In Peltln. Realizing that it is
. ‘pOssibl‘c to destloy the Chinese
rim lit and bring about tho parli
like Empire, which all powers
. themselves as desirous of prev
*3 log y an ill Judged effort to force.
to indemnity. the State Do
out, it is believed has adopted
it attitude and will lose no op-
. y' to influence the powors in-
laundry 30-vNelth-
ate Department nor the our
mbdssy so far has received any
tinlcation from tho tlerman gov-
pining the enactment of the
nine latest Manila advices.
on eminent here is fully/ac-
ars am lloysd in the mill.
effect in some depart cuts 1
. PMPM'W Ill
s“'ds‘cidod to resume his- '
while doing it.
Flililppiuc resolution as in-
crotch capitalists
the vlslslopinsnt'ot tho Philip loss as,
abs dolls 1111s y. 2‘
Philippine Commission has reported ‘
that its inability to confer any sort of
permanent iranchlss has paralysed
tlui lev‘elopm‘spt of the archi clasp
The reported pressure from erman
ilnsuciul later to was fully expected.
WAiéil'lquil‘lN January. dom’I‘ho
reported disorders in Venezuela ina
voiving American asphalt interests
have not come to the attention of the
State Dspsrtmoht. Minister zLoomls
has acquainted the department With
the :act that tho Venezuelan govern
lot-int is. willing and anxious to have
the meiits of the rival asphalt concss
stops left to the determination of the
Venezuelan com ts. The State Depuro
client has decided that is the proper
sparse to pursue. and has so informed
the minister. Therefore. the asphalt
cump'anies must. make their fight. he _
fol the Venezuelan Court.
[WES [DST ill I IIRE.
(Continued from First Page.)
W. H Volts. of New Haven stopped
at the Jefferson last night. on his way
to i-’1incoton.where he. is a student
He had a room on the thin] ilooi in
the re111'."When tho crackling of the
flames 111 the elevator shaft near my
loom awoke mo " he sn..id "I out 011 a
few clothes thlcw my suit case. from
the window. and then dropped the root'
lire oscnpc i found in the room out of
the window. I let myself down th1
rope and tore my hands vory badly
0n the ground I found
myself surrounded by 11 wall. I bruin-
t.l11'o11gh a window in the wall and as
rupod through a saloon."
John P. Walsh. fifty yours old. can
tractor. right knee. fractured and body
bruised.
John Kallngiier. porter.
badly burned ,
.l. Ensign Fullerufcct and arm badly
burned.
The tire started in tho kitchen 0’
the. hotel about 4 o'clock. George H.
Robertson. the night. clerk. r1111 immo-
dlafcly to the top floor. and aroused
several‘oi' the servants who slept.
there. When he reached the main
floor again. he found it filled with
smoke. and ilamos shooting up the 11lo-
vutor shaft. Ho rang the electric.
alarm bells and roused the proprietor.
iohn E. Chameld. who awoke. his fam-
tly. When the firemen arrived 11 ssr~
ics of thrilling escapes ensued.
M any of the guests were rescued by
'11onns of rouos strung from, the roof
1? the Union Snare hotel. which ad-
toins the burning building. Eienora
Downing. a porno. was being rescued
by means of a swinging rope. when it
ported. and the woman fell from the
iixth floor. fracturing [1111' skull as silo
struck the sidcwulk. Elizabeth Rcvv
holds. the other victim. was suffocutrul
on the seventh lloor. Among thosri
who wore in the hotel at the. time and
escaped injury, worc Lewis 'l‘ullcniuc.
Portuguese consul general of. New
York; S. P. (1. Anderson. of Philadob
chin. and Edward Marshall, 11 news-
paper 1111111. who lost 11 log while st'rv-
‘lng as war rorrcsoondonl in Cuba
.\l1'. Marshall did not wait to affix his
1rl.itl1'.l11l limb. but crawled from his
room 1111 the second floor. and escaped
by crawling along a planking which
1011111 workmen bud extended from
Steinwuy's l’iuno wan-rooms in tho
'cln' of the. hotel.
right arm,
«w
STATE HUMANE SOCIETY.
General Agent Thrall In His Annual
Report. Favors Whipping Post.
HARTFORD. January tide—The an-
nual meeting of the Connecticut llu-
manc Society took place here this at-
tel noon The reports of President
Lovo. Gent-1111 Agent Thrall. Secretary
Miller and T1 onsurerCutlor. were read
and oppiovcd.
The treasurers rescit showed that.
the membership has Increased from
1.778 to i .082, and the membership fees
110w amount to 30.051 yearly. 'l‘h he
receipt during the your 11f $1,000,001»
stitutlng the “George Loon Walkor
fond."_ was gratefully acknowledged.
General Agent D. W. Thrall. in his
report. aid he felt convinced that tl1.::
establis'Iiment of the‘ whipping-post
would have a good cifoct in rcstralnlnc
the brutality of some men towards
women and children.
Secretary Miller's report showed
that duringvthc year 2.710 complaints
were received: 2.508 complaints were
investigated and 1,55 referred; 077 per
sons and 3.741 animals were relieved:
5166 animals were humanely killed.
Sixty. persons were prosecuted. titty-
cight being convicted: l.37il«warnlngs
were issued. and 200 advice given.
..
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
HARTFORD. January 30~At the
caucus of thohfleld county llopubll-
cans members of tho Bonus and 8011-
ate today, George 1w. Hall of Falls Vil-
lags. was rooomlnatsd as county com-
mlssioncr.
'l‘hc Mlddlsssx county Republicans
rcnomlnntod for' county commissioner
ioorge. A Oiootl. of Clinton: Judge
analog, of Snybrook. presided at this
11111111111 ,
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COTTON MILL WILL 'BHUTVDOWN.
DANIELBON lunuary 30—»TI10'
Danielsonvlllo Cotton Company will
shut down its mill hers It'll“
material now on hand is run 0
mason assigned for the shut down is
s iar stock of goods on hand. ,.ltli
scam r: at Orders. . lib
' - mos iii
tonight
G' .
111111111: pic .
land was the overshadowing feature
no oi the market. advancing stronglyto
stocks did not recover fully to the best.
11 as
top The.
iEW LL STREET. '1! n' 111 Rock lb
211%“ on rely largo buyin': 9th”
stocks were pushed steadily 1 ' “.119
including the Atchisono. Southern and
Kansas 11. '1‘ 1111s. » Earlier losses were
wiped out in St.Pu1il.Northern Pacific
and Steel & Wire. these stocks selling
train 1.4. to '11. above yestsrllay' 11 ohms.
thles'pcciuitios and the railroads gener-
ally did not lesliond notably to tho
strength of the low midst flours stocks.
Southern Pacific ' encountered very
l'ms's offerings. When Rock island re
noted 11,13 pilcos fell back. St. Paul .
dropping to below the opening level. ,
WALL STREET noon—Business be
came quiet during the o'arly part of
the second hour. and tllo'nouoral pron
sure ceased. A rise to 57 in Kansas
& Tom referred encouraged blddlnu
1'11 slid St. Paul and Federal
ondod sharply. :-
oxss Preferred dipped to Big.
but ill advance .was taken up by
, lilo. Brooklyn Transit and Now
1111111. Central. The earlier strong
Bonds were film all“ around.
WALL STREET. mmDuring the
noon. hour Missouri Pacific ramp up
1% Mun the lowest? and Wisconsin
Control yciorred 1% The general list
was dull and about steady.
WALL STREET. 2 p. 1n. »—'l‘l1c mar.
notwau sluggish, but droppod on free
selling of St. Paul and Manhattan. 'i‘o
b11011) one the other hand showod
i;thll"Ill and rose. 1% above the upon
in:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONa.
Itcportod over private wire. or 1'1. A
llolnnu. commission broiler. Swan-17.11.
Corbett's block. South Norwulk:
Upon High Low
.1111. Col. till. 30%
.1n1.s1. 0‘; W. 40 39%
Am. .ll. (‘11., 1331.9 lilillfi
Anl.'l‘11b (full-i111 “iii
Atrllison, dill/ii dill/i.
Mchlson. old. 85 so
Bolt. d‘c. ()Illo, till till
llkyn. ll. 'i‘.. 70% 70
Con. 111 N. .l.. 1501.0
Uiltiil. & Ohio. till
Gill. iii. 81 Q.. 113%
U. M. 01'. St. P. 150
”Ill. ILL &'P..1227fi.
l). & ll. (31111.. 15'
Federal Stool. Iii!
Il‘cd. St. 11de 70%
lion. El. 120.. 191
Lou. & Nash. 3795
Nor. (1'. West. 45%
Man. ConsoL 117
M. K. & 'I‘. pfd. F14
Miss Pacific. lib-ii
Nat. Load Co. 17
N. Y., 0.3: 11.11211.
N. Y.. 0.191. W.. 3W.
lion. Tobacco, 44%
North Pacific. 82
No. Pac. pfd.. 80%
Pacific Mail. 401.15
Pennsylvania 14571.
People‘s Gas. 99%
Phil. & Read. (ill/4
P. & it. old. 71
Son. Railway, 20%
Son. iiy. pfd.. 71%
Son. Pacific, 47
T111111. (f. 6; l. 1'1? Ii.
Lib Yin-album lilq’.
US. l. (‘ 1101.70
U. 8. R11 bar, 10%
Ilnion Pacific. 83%
Up. l‘ac. Md. 3331..
Wabash pf1l.. Elli»
West. Union. til
l :30
110%
4093
.I3'I1/3
ll 4%
47%
86'“
10114
'I “ll/4
1501.151
39
11“ M
It“) '11
“56%
"12
43%
407.11
13121
11-121
47%
861.1.
1151:,
78
l-i'i'fi. 143%
101% 149%;
125% 1227
”13 152
4343/, 4'31
10%
191
8893
«ll-x;
“7
88%
45%
“7" A,
55
87%
1437p
311.4
mg.
«1111.
111171.
51
85%
14571}
“In":
471.5
Hip
WEI.
814%
8371i.
28 27‘
84 $321!; 83%
PROMOTION AND APPOlNTMENTS.
HARTFORD. January 3il~~SpeClill
Orders No. 21. issued by Adjutant Gou-
sral George ill. Cole. announce the 1100‘
orahle discharge of George l. Allen
as puymaster of the Second regiment
National Guard. and also the following
promotions and appointments in the
Sccond Regiment:
Harry G. Young. New Haven. to br
inspector of small arms practice with
rank of captain. rice Barber. resigned.
Sergeant James F. Kain. of Company
C. of New Haven. to be quartormnstor
with rank of first lieutenant. vlcc Roy-
nolds. resigned.
Dwight E. Bowers. of New Haven. to
1111 paymastor with rang of first hou-
tenaut. vlco Allen discharged.
Form No. 61.
”M.-
THE UNITED STATES OF‘AMERICA
District of Connecticut.
WHEREAS. on the 20th day of Jan-
uary. 19111. Merritt & Chapman lls':
rich and Wrecking Company. filed its
libel In tho District Court of the Unit.
ed States for the District of Connecti-
cut. against the steamboat (3. ll.
Lowndes, hor bouts. tackle. nppnrol
and furniture.
for salvage service. civil and maritime.
AND. WHERAE. by virtue of process
in due form of law. to me directed, ro’»
turnublc 011 the 20th day of February.
1001. I have seized and tukon the said
steamboatc. H. lowndesnmd have hor
in my custody. .
Notice is heroby given. that u lli3
trict Court will be held in the United
States Court room, in the City of New
llnvcn. at 12 o'clock noon.
(in the 2001111111 of February. 'lilo-I,
for the trial of said promises. and the
may hard or claim any interest. aro
hereby cited to be do appear at the
time and place aforesaid mto show
cause if any they have. why a final
decree should not pails its prayed
, Avery F.Cull1msn.Now York Proc-
tor for lJlbsllant. ELIE!) h” .
But pulp interest was manifested in ‘
' day.
o‘clock to it o'clockp. 111.: Thursday
February 3]. lildl. at 7:30 o'clock to 9
owner 111 owners. and all persons who ,
outed this 110111 day or January. 1111.11. '
tyr A11 En s :l‘rni
oial- liars;
Equipped Brass Bill!
tra of 12 Musicians.
Special canary. ‘
van 4 1‘1. 25. 35 mi 601:.
Turns Magnificent”;
A Carload of.
a jrslcss is and 25s.». .
Ilssorved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theat'rp, Mouth Norwoih, and Wood 1:
drug store, Norwalk. ii days in advance
of each performance. '»
of 3:50.
XWW
EYE ACHE and
HEADACHE.‘
strains causes
'1'!
Pro party
A cg! a 5‘ fer a'
[asses
marten! cure.
Sails action guaranteed.
mialionf free.
80 Washington Street.
oflmthItIoIW
g
. 5:: both.
”in; relish: only (empo-
unmet/1c cause and effect 4 pm
H Bo HOYT Optician. 3
b
0*
«morowmmm
m
5
gas
Denierszzgueewo 22
do it- cheaply.
$15 gray {goods
duced to $11.98.
80th Norwalk.
.«4 m... N...“
MILFORD A. GIFFIN.
Manager.
Come and one 1114
OFFICE 729.
o‘clock to ll o'clock p. 111.;
February 13. 1901.
o’clock p. m.. in too (lou‘noll
lillll
JOHN I".
110 in 122
monogamous”
We are up to our necks
INQKERCOA TS.
Got more thar'z' 'we want.
‘ We'll not carry them
over. If you Want to
be up to your heck in
one. now is the time to
Blue and black Ker-
: say. 312 and $13.
ones reducedto $8.79.
Coastal Bros
3000000000000
WeLoan Money
to people in any kind of business.
(50 Nassau 51.. New York
Soutthl
Board of; Ballet.
Notice is hereby given that;
Board 0! Relief of thc City of South
Norwulh will moot on Wednesday. Jan
unry 23. 1001. at 7:30 o‘clock to
o'clock p. 111.; Saturday. February 2.
1901. at 2 o'clock to 1» o'clock p. 111.;
Wodnosday. Folu'unry 6. 1001. at 1:30
on llavllnnd street. in said city, for tho
purpose of hearing and determining all
appeals fronl'thc dollars of tho assass-
111's of said city on the list of 1000
listed at South N01 walk lanuary 20
McMAHON.
MATTHEW (lOlllIlllTT.
Board of ‘llollof.
50
m.
00
029 26!
ill '.1
Wellnes-
at 7 :30
chamber
in a cause of contract . .. .
'l‘bo '
LIFE iNBURANCF'
your 1200 as follow: '
lN ASSETS. Sillu’l
UNPAID CLAIMS.
111111111 llluil'l building. South
CANDY
i.“
QURIZI PILIS
Pleasant.
50s. at. Geo
funded.
radical curd.
1' Cam .Rscéiin.’
C(iNNlllC'l‘lCll'l‘ GENERAL
COMPANY oi
Hartford. mado substantial gain ill the
i.ll8 INTEREST
11111111111111 11aoalrr's.1 mason.
anon WIilT'I‘lllN.'iNtiUll- .
«111011 11: 110111111. no
11.11. FIELD. Gbuml A cut.
ESCULETTS '
r’s. Bo. Norwgllf 116
orwn'llt.
And all 1111111 disorders or money re-
Not a physio
000000000000000000000'
produced.
lfluwmdldeMs
.1
Our special sale of at 111.111 of LADIESIWISSEB’ A'ND ‘
CHILDREN’S CLOAKS AND .lACKE’I‘S. We still have many of
Our entire stock of LADIES’ FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS
at prices to close. Every waist is included 111 this sale. All new,
fresh goods of this season' 11 styles. 1.11.11 special prio'ds. ; .« ..
Kamhurus. ,.
.71
. . 11'
Our sixth importation of Hamburgs are now" in stock and
ready to' show.
The line contains all the new patterns .in
EDGINGS, INSERTINGS. READINGS AND ALL OVERS. ahd
is the handsomest collection we have ever shown. Come' in and look
them over.
lliilllli Sililll,
Successor to
L. l'.. CLAPHAM
9' Sanitary
, Plumbing
90999690004 OMMWW”
Phone l37- 3.
50 South Main Street.
80. Norwalk.
HORRIBLE WARFARE IN CHINA.
BERLIN. January 311-4. special tics
patch to tho Cologne Volks Zcitnug,
from China. relates horrible details
about the warfare in that country and
says: “We. hopo those awful condl
lions will soon cease. The depravity
and bestiality also among our troops is
enormously on tho increase. 1.1111:
numbors of old soldiers are scntcnccd
to long terms in the penitentiary and
jail for murder. rape or b 1 'glul'y. Our
losses are certainly greater that way
than by death. Diseases are still ram-
pant. especially typhus. l)yscntcry I15
decreasing."
WHAT THE CHINESE EAT.
Rice Is No: ole Principal pm of the
Common People.
It is the popular ballot in this coun-
try that rice. Is the chief diet of the
lower classes of China. This is 111-1-11-
fl neous, for rice is a luxury from their
point of view because too costly for
every-day consumption. They not muon
pork, which costs llttlu. for bugs of
Humpback brood arc plentiful cvory»
where. and the pig la the domestic an-
imal par excellence. She sleeps in tho
living room. rocognlzcs her name and
displays in her intelligence the inbor-
ited‘ rosults of centurion of training.
She litters twice a your. and of her
offspriuu the mains arc ~fattonod.
while the females 11111 sold or kept for
breeding 'l‘hu boullolmld porkor Is'il
pot: aim is fed at uvory meal of tho
family; foraging for horsoll at otlu-r
limos In the streets and holds. A1111
it should be lolucmborod that tho pin
is decidedly a clean animal when prop
orly kopt.
Rev. Dr. Williams. in ills "Middle
Kingdom." says that tho Chinese in
the vicinity of Canton. from whom are
deorultod nomly all of tho plg- tailed
omlurnnts to this country. have a 1'9
mnrkablo uppotlte for cats. Ono fro-
ouenlly soon pusslos ha11uin.nlcoly
dressed. in tho hutohor' s with own. im-
mcat looking .111 white and clean as in
be almost appotlzlux ‘l‘hoy are kept
alive in tho shops. too. in 1'alloa.'vrca1
for billing. Barnum» they are so pro-
llilc and find so 111111 l1 of llloil‘ own
food. they don be ruined profitabilI
Cuts ores oro considered a great doll-
cosy by the rich. those of blank cots
bolus regarded as choicest and com.-
mounting the blghe'st price. lists and
”mice are seldom eaten. except in cans
of famine. thug“ are too“’ hard 08 catch
- I
01 Btiili til
son' a. the Apothecarlss' Hal. or Ill-stilt » '
H Bax
.oril.
m ,‘ .
ineloslhg a llv mouse in s
1111
blocs of, 01111111011111.
OWOOMWOWOMW
bargains to pick from.
Q
TRIS TR AM a H mn-
NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone Call 189-6.
H. Krie
6 Co
29-31 West Washington Street.
01°
Our Great Clearing Sale ls'slill going
W011. and WIIIIdSIdlll'lIlfl the whole month of
WJanuam While we have not rid of a great
111111111 1100113011116 are still main) choice ~
You Know Our Terms:
No Deposit Down. 0111112011111
Weekly Until Paid.
H. Krleger
Co.
11.. more:
Fast, Sweat and tau ‘
WELLI. '
New Century Market.
. WWW4M+W
Special for Saturday. .
Intr- Fins Turkéys, 121/211 Logs Spring Lamb, 1 .» 121191:
firimo Rib Rent, .141: Lilli" '3’": ' 10¢
Bib Ila-u, ‘ 129"" 5:3: ”Wilden, 3:
Portelho'bu Sta-I1, 181; port; 1mg, » 100
Routing Chickens. Native, 141: along,» ' 1111'
Partial 1, ‘ . 1 ,0 623.411 rub and Pick .1
one so
801
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