» «retarding as toi‘llia lu-
llillitln at it ,Boards'fuisei
t: then Leads as ‘ti’sCullar
t- Expects, [tuiljirollev
ip‘Wu‘u 'd be. Lowered
1
of Westport is made the
in an action very much out
usual , line, which has. been
’ :the civil superior court by
meoticut Railway and high ting
{infill , The hematite alleged that
' aenmuch lnj re aud‘usk‘s the
ward $5,000 damages.
he selectmon of the town
t .ni’ter due instruction, re
'n meeting. docidcd to im-
at‘ part of‘ the Connecticut
39 which runs through the town
Rt, rsldc‘avcnue to the Norwalh
l
little route, the Norwnlk.Trum-
Gompnny had charter rights to
,. eiilrolley curs. The plaintiff
puny. all the lessee of tho Norwullt
hil’krecelved-the right to the use
highWay between the points
.: SThe tracks are laid on the
,ih~eide of the turnpike and um
til 0th the ordinary traveled routi—
g’Ii’ltc company supposed when the. st»
"linen ordered the change of grade,
the work would cover the entire
dill-Sb! the turnpike. including that
,l'tio coccupled by -,tho company's
,“t‘cur iracks. V , ‘ '
But in this, the company was mis-
on. The selectmou had no inten-
to do‘lunythlng with that part of
«motif-used by the trolley cars.
yfln'atructed their contractor to
one his labors to that part“oi‘ the
ad north of the company's rails.
Actluii in accordance With there in-
dtructlous, the contractor wont to
Work and soon the roadway looked
liked; Diowtt-d field. When the grade
wasilnis'hed. the street our company
found to its intense. surprise that it
We» timin- tho air be some stretches
and d’owuin a dale on others. Or to
'ttse their own terms as appears in the
complaint, "rudiments are in a, deep
eprenaion in one pincer while they
arson. nprecloltbiis’: bluff in soother."
All of this, the company clinics
sites it very inconvenient for those
who would trtwel and try to make the
cans front any port of the stretch of
road named. ’
1.» The company clpims further that it
‘ is not only inconvenient for pnsseng-
;. era to try and get on and oil. but it
;, is also very dangerous. especially at
, night. It is also hold that it in danger-
: one to public trnvei on the rust. of the
‘ highway. it is suited further that as
the result of the condition of the
roadway there have been several ur-
oldesits, including two fatalities.
. The company snys that it tried to
: 3 get the town to work the southern part
1' ‘of the highway but. failed. Finally. in
‘ an agreement. made Aug, <1, 1901, the
company worked the road itself, at a
‘ cost of $1.750. The company new ones
‘ to recover this amount. together with
such damages as it thinks it is en»
titled to by way of compensation for
‘ the loss of travel. owing to ill“ incon-
venient approach go the cars, and for
. expense, incurred in fighting tho muny‘
units which have been brought nunlnst
' the company.
RAISING UP OF CHIEFS.
M
Ceremony for Uncae Tribe Conducted
by Deputy Great Sachem Bunion.
Tito raising up of-chlots of lint-us
Tribe. 1. 0. It. M.. took plurw lam ow
citing. and it was on impoiduu curt--
mony. The work wuu done by Depu-
‘ saw-mm. landmine omui
lodge of Masada ,of Quanecttoutbusan‘»
a two days session. in Masonic liaii.
today. Tha‘princlpal‘rfeature of the
morning proceedings was. the reading
of the annual reportgof George first"
sons. of Norwich. the grand master.
in this reportthe wot-trot the year-
was reviewed at length. and the lodges
of this state. were declared to be in
exceptionally good condition. ; ,
The ‘gpaud master issued it Warnlns
against clandestine Masonry, saying
that it has frequently happened within;
the lust trio rem that some of’thetlc
clandestine Masons have. attempted . to
visit lodges in this state because. of
their own belief that they were regular
and entitled to do so: in other chess
it'has beenattshi ted .by these who
knew they werefc an‘destino.‘ "These
considerations caused the grand sec.—
re ry and myself’to erasure and for-
ward to ouch lodges listof nit lawful
lodges so that the craft in this little.
diction might notho further imposed
upon in this manner "
Among the recommendations made
by the grand master was one for the
appointment of auommlttoo toformu.
liito the present work of ritual known
as the standard work, so. that the
grand body may glyo to subordinate
lodges ,n positive and unquestioned
source of authority regarding ques-
tions of ritual. , , .
The report of John 11. Barlow. the
grand secretary, showedn net gain
of 572 members in the state during the
past your. The numbcr‘initlatod was
079: passed 985; .rnis’ed 990; affiliated
110; reinstated 53; demltted 94;
struck from roll 148; suspended for on.
masonic conduct 1; died 465; presnet
membership 19.615; exeuipt front
grand lodge dues 4.649, .
Ten years ago there-were 1‘11 lodges
and 16,514 members. Twa ofihc fee
ble lodges have surrendered their chur-
‘tcrs and one has been instituted. Thel‘c
ure'now, 110 lodges nnd'19.015 menu
,bers. ‘a gain in 10 years of 3.101. All
lodges have done work lu'the‘pnat
your save one; 67 show a gain in them.
hers,- 37 show a loss, and nine show
neither gain nor loss. The lodges
which have done the greatest amount
of work are Wooster of New Tim-cu.
which has raised 48; Trumbull, or
New Haven. 34: land lift tford‘ No 83.
ysud Corinthian Nomi. 2, _; each. The
ledges having the largest membershlp
are le l of New ll
.o. Wow . -n.
1-. A. 3;" sovctarv DANCE.
*—
Buccenful Affair Given by the Ladies
Last Night.
The bullios' '1‘, it. B. society, of St.
Joseph's Church. gave a very pleasant
sociable last evening in T. A. 8. Hall.
Games, instrumental music. vocal so
lot: and social intercourse served to
make the hours puss quickly and piece
sully. A dainty luncheon was served
during the evening.
Among the entertainers were ’l’hotu-
as F. Cole, who rendered "Mamie
Ciancey." "Bit of Blarney," “A Little
Boy Called Taps," "Good Bye My Lady
Low." “Down Where the finance Riv-
er F‘lowa," "Kisses" and "The Resur-
rection Morn."
gave "When the Fields Are White
With Daisies." William Drlscoll snug
"Swwt Adoiluc.” John Powell was
heard in “Yeti," "Our Jack Comes
Home Today." "You Had Better Ask
Me" and.“Whon the Birds Go North
Again."
Everyone present enjoyed the occult-
ton immensely.
OBITUARY NOTES.
FRANCIS JOSEPH DORN.
Propels .loscpli Dom. son of Mrs.
Mary 1.. Born, of Dust Norwulk. passed
away Tuesday morning at 10.30 o’clock.
He had been seriously ill but it short
time. Funeral services prlvutc. til the
convenience of tho family. interment
ut Vuu Vechtou cemetery, l-‘lorldn.
'ty Grout Suchom it. C. Buntcn, usslst- N ‘1
oil by at number of unicorn of Own:
Tribe. of Stamford,
The oiiicers were us follows:
bacheme. E. Mold.
Senior Sagamorcwdoaeph A. Carter.
Junior Shgultlofc~0iitlflhk albino
Prophet-«'1‘. 0. Olson, '
1Chief of Rt!cill'iiii~—A. B. Freeman.
Collector of Wuuipumqulllum bills
for.-
oi Wampum-wt. M. Pour
Keeper
i.
“first snoop—«(litmus E. Lockwood.
. fiecoud Bunapw’l‘. 11“., 11 do.
First. Wurflorw-flustav cour,
,,ilecopd Warrior-«W. Avery, ,
,. 'i‘hlrtl WarriormW. A. deploy.
‘ F0 Warrior-«C. A. McNamara.
it‘ll-st” rave-wit. J. 1.. Wheeler. ,
5390mm Drovowtlocrgc (tort-lab.
Third Bruvcwi-lmuio Mayhow.
.,F‘Ot1rth Brown-W. l .euiith. .
than! of the Wigwamwifarry Try-
out , . y
. V .dgim of tho Forests-.1. l-l. Gillian:
. e ‘ .iw .:
. r, é; , _
' . nt{the“coucltislon oil the work there ,
’0 werefvocitl wuss by George ii. Him.
Winoeeph A. Carter and others.
; nod slight: solos by Joseph intimation
W Amfiiltiboi‘ku the riders gave loud
n....~w-.m‘....
' . ; runway; curt: IALL.
.oh the
n
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BRIDGIPORT OPFiOERB TO DIE
P888! .
The oitlcors of the Bridgeport Corps,
Salvation Army, will be present at the
toasting to he held this evening in the
hall and tomorrow evening the Corps
will go in Bridgeport to take charge
of the services there. There will be
a meeting Sunday in farewell to Gail-
ttttu and Mrs. Wilbur: who are to
leave. Brigadier Lamb will be prou-
ont and assist in conducting the meet,-
lug. There will also be a “giving
away of children” and the enrolment
of several new soldiers in the uorpit.
Blane Captain and Mrs. Wilbur have
been have excellent work-has been no-
ttompilshod and work which none of
the churches much has been carefully
looked after by the members of the
Corps; ,
To" axounuol scours av TELE-
venous
andnny'l) has received an invite:
lion in ,portlolpat‘e iii a novel about
with company 1. Third Millicent. in
New London. Compuny n will shoot
rifle rungsntliiio local armory
while the. New Mutton company will
shoot nlmilurly, at lustrous armory.
Alibi-cash shot the result will be an
it added: between the two cities by
'09 ”MM.
Two teams of Company D will «on.
_ a 7 ' a should but ofrthc rust
Coagm “mutton. Andi‘dt 0r.
’l to of the Mystic Chain, w I
mien flail ailmdh Norwaik.
‘ 'r‘tialeu , will. in: , given away
bio for assume.
iii -
tics villus. one ndmiasllm’
sits 1! monitors cents. and .
” . re that there will be}.
, outdfinttohdnuce. .mmit.
‘ Mt] ext-client (uh . iii
in
the fi‘éh‘liill" drill of Company D.
: f n -FUML‘I on?!“ so. ’;
~ A; rn‘tdinc .nictggig‘ o 'ifié’"i£hiftl ,ct.
. it
i" ' . , mint
slit hum
mm” dunno
sinuous; _ _
nil unstructured from
r: bottle )jiiouth Nomik
but“ ‘ it! if“
Nb with 725.
and. Hill? . 0 d.” wusmfihmm
Matthew Mchtb lo
test‘i‘with "each other tonight, utter;
lull
l
Alleges , Malicious; ArraSt- oi
_ Himseliand two: Otherscu’
‘ Charges of Mutiny Preferred
By‘ George B. Campbell, of
New York, Owner of Yacht
“Reamer" ‘
. it is expected that tho/suit for 510.-
000 brought‘l, by Captain Charlesti‘i‘.
Harris, oftbis city, against'tleorge B.
Campbell, of New York. will come up
next week in the courts at Long/lu-
lund‘ City. ' The suit alleges malicious
arrest and growu out of the, arrest of
Captain Harris. Charles Nyherg. and
James Symons on charges of mutiny.
The story of the cruise of the yacht
Reamer is it rather interesting one.
as told by captain Harris. ’- .
Nearly two years ago Colonel ’l‘. G.
Cmnpboll and his son, George B.
Campbell, started out on the yacht
lioumcr to visit tiie‘lslnnd of Haytl.
They carried a cargo of iackknives,
watches. trinkets of different ‘itiiltifl,
pileup shoes and other urtit-ics of cloth-
tag to barter with the natives.
it was planned to get the nativon to
cut. the valuable timber which could
be shipped to New York by the Mun»
sou Line and sold at a good profit.
The cruise started. but when the gel-
lant yacht Reamer reached Delaware
Buy there was trouble. Campbell
wont ashore and swore out it warrant
churning Hurrls and the men with
mutiny. They were arrested and for
ility~seven days were kept locked up
in iron cages and were almost starved
to death. They received only, one
mestl between August 15 and August
iii. and were physical wrecks when
they were released and taken before
the court ‘for trial. The trial lasted
eight days, after which they were sc-
quilted.
Captain Hftl‘l‘ia testified and proved
by Witnesses that he was the master
of the boat. and it Wlls so agreed with
Campbell, but at every opportunity
.Campbell and a guest insisted in in.
torfering with him. Captain Harrie
had offered to leave the host if'Oan'
boil Would pay him his'wagesgbut the
result was his being anostod on char»
'0 o ntutln . _.
i
c warren a p .
wus signed by William Michael Byrno,
one ofthn lending Addicks men in Del-
aware. who was superceded by John P.
Nlclds as district attorney of Dole-
tvare by the appointment of President
Roosevelt.
Captain iiarris' story of the way in
which he and the man were treated
ammo like hearing a hit of ancient
history. and it subunit strange that men
should ha kept in confinement for titty-
soven days awaiting trial and that a
boat. owner should starve three human
beings so that when the case linaily
win-i tried they were in such a state of
witnknoss that. they could hnrdly testi-
fy. They were unable to communi-
cute with their friends or procure
counsel. or even write to their famil-
5.
After the Jury hud‘acquittod them of
—thc crime charged against. them. Cape
thin Harris brought suit against
tlotu'ge B. Campbell. who is a wealthy
New York man. Celenol '1‘. C. Camp-
boll has died since the cruise of the
itfiltnlt‘i‘, which ended .ln a wreck on
Rum Key, in the West indies, about
which louaatlonal stories were printed
in the‘New York papers at the time.
Orders were granted by Judge Dick-
oy for the arrest of Campbell on in
body writ in the suit; Campbell put
up (1 bond of 32.000 and won released.
The case will in all probability come
up next week in long island City for
trial, and some rather sensational tea.
timony will probably be given in the
matter. A number or Wilflvhfiflflv will
testify. muons them being Adrlsm Gan-
tou.'ouo of the members of the crew
who lives in Bridgeport and Captain
William Betlell. oi Eltrittiord. who did
work on the yacht before she ammo
for link“.
Captain Harris in very well known
bore. Ho resides at in thtnut.
street, South Norwaik, and was in
chemo of‘ the work of repairing tho
Washington street bridge recently.
Wm...» mm.................
i own. BUFIRIORCODRT.
Puporu were returned yesterday in
‘tho civil superior court in on action
for divorce bronchi by Marituorlte
Smith. of Stamford ognltiut .1. Thomas
Smith, formerly of the name place,
but nomdown in Pennsylvania. The
con is worn married on Mama at.
190 .' The hunbauddcuortsd on Jun.
7 following and has remained away ev.
‘alucc. The wife asks also for a chums
of name book to (thirtieth. the one
aha dropped when she promised to but
long to J. Thomas. '
. OFFIOIAL View or out. roves.
Gumball 1" had an official vtsitu‘
tton by Go . Gilbert Fitch. of Standout.
last urchins. 'at the regular weekly
drill. The colonel made an inspection
ofthe comuany‘n drilling and can?
‘muut. Heels" took occasion to not or
a outfitter of complimentary remarks
gu‘ the rifle. range. owned jointly by,
‘tltlmpauiov‘naud 15‘. . . ’
.anSTCGMTHY. .
Medicine iii!!! usivml millions of lives.
Winn is but» ”with: most in southern
poison. it your viii-rush, bolt, boom.
viii-ultit‘. iiifli'u’ wii 'll'idl‘iti mfidittiflt‘T
.uot ‘uclu unit. titty ,'tini.miiliim
itvtiiumu Nil drop tubu- fift west
I unwri'iiuxgm
‘ ‘ delivery basket. in .t
‘3 wilt-mm,“
an italics baker, '
an Euut Side tenem
livemd his wales tit
today“ resulted in aggu
one than was killcd‘c‘w
badly injured, that she
not recover. The den .
quale Totoriello. 3894', ,, , ,
the womap, who has a‘deep stubwouud
in her abdomen. is Mrs._MuriaRoso
Totorlcllo, used 30 you“ wife of the
dead man‘s; nephew; ,
Mrs. Totorlello busideutlfied the bit-
ys ‘ vol I90
“may? will
killed her uncle and caused her‘own
tnjurito: lie was no lur d .,a. few
iniulttlhi‘,llflfil‘:‘ihtl ,1, ill. ,. - .
shortuliuuc bythegjpo , 2"
The baker had dltlr,
[warnings not to ‘ lodyu”
tilts hallway, where,
thmug wuuld full on
nails. - hen the not
over the baskettod ‘
identify him, the officers and their
priuouer were surrounded llyun angry
mob, a d the policemen limb-“l0 tight
lholrrw y out. ‘ i -. ; .
ANOTHER matter. ROAD.
Consolidated Will‘Tako Over Berk.
shire Company Today. '
PiTTSFlFlLD. Mass. ‘Jan.‘18.—-’-Thc
transfer of the Berkshire Street Rail.
wuy Company to the Consogidhtcd is
expected to be completed to by. The
road is. paid forin bonds of tho Consol-
idutod Street Railway Company, the
corporation under granted the. New
York. New Huven and Hurtford rail.
road is operdtidx the electric roads.
iwhlchwit has been buying in Connecti-
cut. Tbe bonds are understood to be
3 percent. tor the brat fawmoars of
their running and inform yield 3 1-2
per cent. They are said 0 be worth
90 or 07, which pincllcaly amounts
to a payment of par for t e Berkshire
(Street Railway stock. 'I‘b lu.3800.000
of this and it is understood that nil of
the stockholders are given an oppor~
tunity to soil. ' .
leNN TT~BRADLEY.
l
fl ymrfsrms'
Marriage normally.
Oliver Daskatu Bennett. of Eamon.
and Mrs. Harriet Bradley. of South
Norwulk, culled on Town Clerk Smith.
this morning and procured a marriage
license. They were directed to blurb
butt lit Duvis's law office, whore they
Wore united in murrlngc by Ernest
C. Gregory. who is connected with the
omt-o. Miss llcsslo films, the efficient
simiourupher. was bridesmaid. and Ira
Gregory. ‘of Walsh & Huhbcll‘s law of’
lire, was bout than.
ww' “mu... .
~New Upright Piano. $35.00.
My Dear Mr. anin: ‘
The Upright Piano bought from you
thrnd years ago for $135, bus oxt‘eotiod
our loudest cxpeclationu. We are do.
liuliiod. Anciher member of our film.
My will want one soon.
Very respectfully,
resident of South Norwalk. For fur
ther particulars, and air. anln at The
Clifford this Week,
..- m-..»—
NORWALK CLUB LADIES’ NIGHT.
Tho Norwolk Club has arranged for
a ladies night for 'l‘uesdity evening
next. when there will be a flue pro-
gram of entertainment. Willie‘s "Jon
Duly will gtvn ltupervonuilttes and dill-
loci and R. H. llohr. the cartoonist and
ventrlloquict will entertain, while there
will also bu professional accompani-
ment. ‘
Members are privileged to invite la»
dies and non-resident gentlemen
guests and may. by the payment of
titty cents to the club treasury. brln
ouc gentleman member of their home .
into family.
Wild-mo To co ON o‘rRiKii.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. tun-W. (1.
ice. vice grand master of the Broth-
erhood or Trnlnuion. um utility that
till nor rout. of 12,000 members of the
union had voted to give the irrlavenct!
tuiillmlitt‘io nuthorlty to call it strike
of "It! iraiunu-n employed by the Poun-
aylvnulu Railroad company if noses
uury to soonnl..the=repoul of the sour
pnuy'u order msklufi‘ tiring by brake
tut-u compulttory. ' is “iii the main
grlovnnce of the traluuion. The vote
was counted in this city.
WW4. do so.» m.
rue A‘f‘facHln roe MEAT Iii.
lint-old it“, merit. of, lift Wuahluslo .
street, butcher. has clutched the tug
.1. if. Moderator for a bill of shout
$40 for meets purchased or him. The
some will probably be settled lousy. fill
it would be rather cumulus to have
tlw tug tied up ,for any length of time
over so smallxi mutter. .Ths vessel
has been working on the diverting up»
motions in South Marriott.
Milli? Twin-Vt Will”, ones.
The slurry, To vg Whlat‘ Club incl.
3'1"!inde whit » lint -' Fannie Golda
sobmidt, in mutilated attentions first
prize «envoy by tin. nutrient and
the consolat j prise tits
mmof‘w ‘
mus.
ignoffiitlldti , W?
“Emmi“ till“???
4....» o-uiWW
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prunes. Not-nulls t‘t'uu' fiboucn .i. W
,ert. Gwnblimlhn tree. t -_
l futility, Mu
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‘8
‘ ’ iii
her, Salvatore Ferrari.” the men? who .
The ubove lottcr wus written by. a
Million sshlbitioult
ussian Official was Eurcule
from Moscow, to st. Petersa'
burg-«Attempt Made on His
Life .Lttsl Sunday---iapanose
Lost 11 Man in Sinking of
Torpedo Boat
LONDON.,Jan. 18. 12.12 p. m.-A
‘dcspatch from at. Petersburg to a
bowl; agency suysit’ is rumored that
General 'Ti'apoif has been assassinated
while euroutc to St. Peter-burg from
Moscow.
Official confirmation is lacking.
General Trcpoif recently resigned as
chief of the Moscow police and was
ordered to the front. While he was
leaving a trnln'al Mosriw January 16.
uttor having hidden farewell to Grand
Duke Serglus, three pistol shots; were
jury. .
'A student of the name of Poltuvnt-
sky. from the counnorrisl school of
Morozod'. was seized and imprisoned
under cbnrgo‘ of having lived the shots.
ST. PETERSBURG.‘ .ian.‘ 18.n’l‘ho
report circulated by a London news
agency that General Trepoff. former
chief of police of Moscow, had been
usunsslnuted while on his way to this
city. is unfounded. The general has
arrived in St. Peiersbnrg.
TOKIO. Jun. 18. 2.30 p. malt Jap-
anese staff officer made the statement
today that Chinese regulars accom-
panied the Russian raiders in their re—
cent expeditions planned to cut the
line of Japanese communications.
The navy department anouncos that
17 officers and men were lost with
the torpedo boat commanded by Lieu-
tenant Nugnln in the attack on the
Russian Battleship Sevastopol'at Port
Arthur. December '14. The commander
of the Japanese third squadron report-
ing the details of the night attack on
tho Sewtstopol December 14. said that
while searching for the Russian ships
n torpedo boat commanded by Lietr
tenant Nagala become lost. from its
comrade ships. and there win: aux'cty
.for the safety of the boat and crew.
_ The Japanese government is now
prepared to house 35,000 Port Arthur
nnti other prisoners of war; 5.000 at
Tuuuukuhsya, 20.000 at llamntora.
nor Osaka. and the remainder scat.
torod in groups of from 350 to 'mm. at
different places. Lieutenant ersky, at
Russiun piisouer of war at hiatsuyama.
probably will be imprisoned for life
owing to his repeated attempts to es-
cups,
Tillili). .lttn. lily-The Japanese cap-
tured the British steamer Bbwtrv in
Ten Straits at eleven o'clock Tuesdny
_ Dnciin helm
for receiving money under windpro-
l‘irod at the general, but he escaped ln- .
' tied With? wtumult. and Other
Twit“ Claim the Office ‘
DETROIT, Micki. .Jan. iam'Wltb
three sheriffs actually, lodged in the
county lull, the question who is the
legal odlcer of Wayne county in”; a
conundrum that iamovlng slowly to-
ward a decision in the courts. ‘ ‘
John '11. Hoffman, who was elected
sheriff On November 8, a prisoner
at the fall under a four years' sentence
tenses. Henry Dickson, whose term as
shozlff expired on January 1. has. held
otilce four years up to that date and a
constitutional provision prohibits a
longer term.
turnkey. was appointed sheriff by the
prosecuting attorney and county clerk
on the ground that the office was my
cant. Butlarnnd Dickson continue? to
hold possess on of-the Jail: in hurtnony
with each other. regardless of which
one. may eventually be «lectured ad in-
terlm sheriff. ‘
However, the county auditors have
allowed Dickson’s employee to receive
their pay, thus taclty recognizing him
as sheriff. although“ they appointed
Butler as their special representative
at the lull. ‘
. ow... -Wm.
NORWALK CitAP'ffER o. A. R.
The January meeting of tho Nor-
wuik Chnpter will occur on Thursday
,ctoucto‘ mutt ,
lirMicbiuau, Char- “ ‘ i V
William Butler. who was Dickson's .
12.0i0Mcn oi NavafWurksSup;
port ‘Putlloii and Franco-
‘ Bunion horkei‘srtttui the
Construction of a Lat 90 Nume
her of War Vessels lias
stopped ~
sr, Plt’l'l‘lERSilURG. Jim. 18.-Early
thlr. morning the oxuployes of the Nova
Shipbuilding Works decided to support
the strikers ot’ the. ,Poutdoff, uu'd
Fl‘llilCO-filliittlilli (formerly the Baird)
‘W‘oks. . Subsequently 12.000 of the
men of the Nova. works intermed their
managers that theyhud gone out on a ‘
general strike. »
(The situation is regards
suing. , . _
_ The strike at the Nova Works in-
.vblven the suspension of the construc-
tiou of submarine boats of the Protec-
tor type. on chiwns bong carried out
under the supervision 'of an American
d a. threat-
. custom. and also the work on two
Ut.k}uu“ov.ub Voasula mum... to lu‘vfiu
of the volunteer fleet and several gun-
boats and torpedo boats. besides the
afternoon at. 3 o‘clock in the Histori-
it‘ll liousc, 8 West avenue. Norwnlk.
Mrs. Jabeo Backus will read a paper
on "Women‘s Clubs in Relation to the
Home and the Church.“ and Miss Ms-
bel Kellogg will recite several
lions.
ing with the Oh
officer.
NORWALKERS HEAR can Ebb.
RIGHT.
Daniel Enrlght, the well-known lo
cal humorist. made a big hit in
walk, last evening. Mr. Enrigbt wits
one of the entertainers who helped
make merry the ceremonies attending
the installation of owners or Catholic
Union Council, Knights of Columbus.
of that place. and the exomplifloatlan
of tin first degree. The degrees was
conferred by the team of St. Autos-
tine Council of this city, headed by
District Deputy James Brennan.
WANTED.
apter, as its presiding
21 Union St. South Norwnlk. 118 at
also three good general houseworkeru.
Apply to Mrs W. J. chox. 13 lian-
t‘ord Place, South Norwalk, 118, 3t
WANTED—A STRONG YOUNG
girl to come by day and take care of
small child. Must be recommended.
Apply 51 West avenue. South Nogwét‘g.
i t
morning. The vessel, which is of 1.-
542 tons, was carrying provisions, ship-
building materials, etc. from Klsochou
(the Demon port on the Shantung
'l‘"i‘ll8llilil in Viadivoetok. She was
taken to Sascha.
reported. but no details have yet been
received.
The prize court at Sascha has not yet
r uttered decisions in the crises of any
0 the. ruptured mourners recently to-
iten there for trial.
HOUSE BURNED, iN WATERBURY.
WATERBURY. Jan. 18.-—A two
story frame dwelling house on the
Wutcrtown road, belonging to Thomas
Dick. was burned to the ground at ii
o'clock this morning. Five members
of the family were asleep when the
tire was discovered by George H.
lineup, n noishhor. who awakened the
fnmlly in time for them to make their
cit-wipe. 'lhe house was insured.
TIXAB BANK GLOBED.
WABIUNGTON. Jan. iii.-—Tho contu-
troller of the Currency today was ad
vised by telegram that. the unicorn of,
the American National Bank of Alli»
lotto, 'i‘cltu have cloned the bunk. it.
tn‘Vau Zandt has been appointed re
oe vor.
~The motnbm of the Junior Band,“
the East Avenue Methodiitt Church are
requemd to meet at the church at
‘lziii tomorrow g to. to my butt tribute
to our late brat or Frock .1. porn who
was our first resident.
H WARD unkempt.
President.
ashlar ARRIVALI or. vacate.
i
'k
The capture of another steamer W‘lenced American woman. Good refor- Taylor at Golden.
. .WANTfiD-o-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. it. 1). Lyon. Dnrleu.
Conn 117 31.
.. nan—“W ~—
wanrso—rostrlou AS no‘usn
eeporln widowcrs family by exper-
enccs furnished. Good homo preferable
to large wages. Address Mr. Ell Brad.
ley, Saugntuck. Conn, Jlti 3t
. slou immediately.
CHAUFFEURS
WANTED.
. . \ I
Ambitious young men, 1 can
show you how to better your ciro
present situation. if you c
hing a large car in fiouth New
walk. 'llic dcmtmd and pay arc
solar.
The regent is about. to leavei ,
for :1 foreign tour, after which she have been sent to the works.
will go to her new home in Elizabeth-i
town, N. 1., no it Will be her last mee‘tfi
N'u‘J
WANTED—BOARDERB WANTED!
WANTED-JFWO men wasuans, -
preparation of war material urgently
required for naval and military pill“,
poms. The completion of the gun-
boats sndtorpedo boats had been or-
dered within two months.
Lurge forces of military and police
It is, feared that the men employed
at tho Obukbofl Steel Works will 10m
in the movement, thus adding 20,000
to the ranks of the strikers, .
cement. NATIONACHBANK 0F.
‘ ' FlCERS.
The directors of the Central Nation-
al Bank met yesterday and. organized.
choosing'those odlcers for the ensuing
your:
President—George M. Holmes. _
Vice Presidentmmugeno L. .Boycr.
Cushion-William A. Curtis.
’l‘c tor—Joseph B. hills, Jr.
Book Keenan-George B. Rumond.
Clerk~Mortlmer Brundaze.
HARRIS-dim“; ' z
Announcement has been made of the
ouvaqsment of William Karrie to Mill!
Letitia Wicks. The wedding Will oc-
cur on June 28th, 1905. , , .
To LET. f
r l ‘
icuuistauccs winic keeping your;
70 LET-«HOUSE or 10 ROOMS.
‘ with all improvements, $18 per month.
Particulars at real estate agency of J.
M. Layton, 5 Railroad Ave. 80 Nor-
walk. Conn. 116 ill.
TO RENT-HOUSE. 142 80. MAIN
stnoet, eight rooms; rent $12. Passes.
stop at once. Apply E. M. Tolles. 146
So, Main St. ‘ lid it.
TO LET-THE CARPENTER SHOP.
recently occupied by Waidron ‘&;Rlor~:
dab “on Steamboat Dock; also loft re
cently occupied by the Eastern Untied
wear 00., on Water. street. inquire
To LET'-— HOUSELCENTRALLY
let-uted. eight rooms. laundry. sat tubs
and all modern conveniences.“ ‘Posaw
Particulars Jof iii.
.
Adams.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—MRS.W.
J. Wilcox announces that she has es-
tablished an employment 19:9!ch at
is linuford Place and can secure work
for all classes of applicants. iii 3m
J. A. nuance. patched. up}?
out
.er Pa or Han er and Decorator. Esti-
spend a reasonable sum on prom ' 9 fl '
tical instruction. part by mail.i
baianca by actual road work. rllu-'
mates submitted,
street. foot of Franklin.
Wrirbi'u
Address. Madison
Ob. Luther
«1! ‘ti
CEMETERIES.
Eli'm‘d- opportunities great. “1“]; Riverside comatory—Nol‘weik coon
my system honest. fine and prucw seventy acres beautifully located
licui. Address. juiinn it. column!
wt
Dept, 9 New Havru. Conn.
. i
wauraomruunn mats rou'
general housework. Swede or Hunter-
inu preferred. Must spook hood lint.
llsb. Apply ill Washington strum.
mutt-u Mars...» no- minal t
whorls-Limes r0 coils
NEW YORK. Jan. litm‘l'ho Bovlc.
from inverpwil for New item. we: re.
ported by wireless telegraph nu pass-
tuit Nantucket Lightship at it a. to.
“mom” '
i
A number of members oi“ Dumbo 1293
bcktth muse will gain Standard this
evening to insult the officers of the
manifold notice.
The first desroé’ Wu conforrudtou
'two conditions“ the meeting of Old
Well floors. 1". end A. it... held last
evening. ' ' .
Nothing better than the Win shears,
“Once you use it, you will never chance. ‘
charges a. bow curries a ism numbi
Three baud
r‘
out mitosis: were!
dill. f Thu reduction
13‘... Will be old this continuum the
heaven-loo. : i
"second decree poll
int i
for’coucu thread; Popular rived or.
dole. Good communion; entity of
package sells it; duality msltea it a,
repeater. .No or riches decorum-y.
ileum! I in wllhedn this locality
soon.- lld rose at once; lichen. ti. Watt
lace. do... if Clincher tit. Boston. . i
, , . . us 8i
. WANTIMTO runonasu ANY
kind droid books. ltfu matter what
you havoassudndmi. .‘Wllt can mi
or bottom and our on; .H lam la
buried or mil tall ,_ pmtlhi»
Adam ,‘Boolts. scum wt;
you smwhmchtnirmon
simulator .1 our bottom in built
new unit corn at hand” pianos; *
. . . . , , tends." lion ,jj hateful downpour trinity t};
Winty'rotroslh in prices-triti-nsn‘stunbauon. has ad. : you needs will biotin. . , ,us at.
m " V ii :1 Emma”; _r ‘ ~ “ " w ‘
outsells of bituminous. i. 0. of, you butuwfi‘rwoldinah stitching
l
Willisrottitutvuys.’ sturdy bother it.
twig/put. H , ., Hollis“
i titty.
tissue-non slits unlit-“collie
Lots in suit all. it ht wise to select a
lot while you are alive, Apply to Geo
W. Voorhees finnerintendsni on the
wounds . a "t it
ruosassxomn
MMK. ooaDELiA. Pannier AND .
curd reader. will be plus to most
old friends at it Union t. Hours
from it) it. ill. to 10 p. m. At ”Mill; 2;”!le
h , ' 1 ..
w. a. RNA”. ARGHIT or. “All
moved his oilllua fromt eg'ilnilod
Dank ammo 8 Madison shire). tibia, .
. Diurnal men, 9
MischLLAnuous.
FREE, To LADiIS succumb '
tickets thin week. two weeks? treatment I
tree. ' Wrinkles. crows feet. pimples.
blackheads and freckleo removed. this
partitions hair, moles cadmium use
promptly destroyed burl trnlysls
without pain or near. t‘i‘ mindful!
gm; fitaslgjaisvor Mutatmghggh $8
, o. w, . s a run .
lulu street. '
I
u
,t"
,.
enact. ”sure this as ' Coats
ilkirin 03min hurt. almond
ti rt Boston’md. militants; i "ititi'ifi
. L is my
"iii-t
9i}!!!
i it . . ,
mud-jute dusty. at son
you...
. Th, rum oil you
douse. inanfiidelmacwm ’
sols-us or new
‘.
Norwalk Chronicler