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ELEGATE&
‘morlan Sunday Observed by the
ontorenca in Alcott-ail.
MECIRAS, Spain, Jan. lbw—.11:-
, This being the Mohammedan
‘ ‘. there will bo no nossion of
«rotational cotitnronco on Moroc-
lormu. through dolomite-c tor the
can delegates. A Moorish villa
. temporarily as a mosque whnro
Hours rcdoublod their religion»
it“ in praying for ‘thr preset-van
pf. their country.
. hunultlptc tho cxehangeu of
om; botwc‘n'llio delegates of tho
’ a havc'iironght an tigroeinen not
naidet' questions outsido of the
wronged Fi'aticolicriuan program.
no refbult of this in to cxclndn the
, IMohs‘nubjects which the Vatican
paid to doni're to introduce. through
thin. However, one. of thc ambas-
”01's says that the Jewish question
him .Olmle up not as a rollgious issue,
It won indident to the protection of
ornubiects of the sultan.
bummed oi Torres; bond of ”to
01' coon mission. has inforiiicd the
loading that the sultan is prcpnrcd
,. abolish the harsh laws rcquirint;
Jo 8‘ lo prostrate themselves before
mosquou anti other
out of their abolition tut Moham-
bli oi Torrrs and the foreign minin-
rl! residing In Morocco says that the
nonvpcrtormance ot this traditional ob-
(alliances by the. Jews would cxcitc an
Knoll-Jewish outbreak.
' “It. is cxpoctod that, the American de.
lugates will strongly favor an itilit‘iitll'llv
tion of the condition of tho Jaws.
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. ATHLETIC ABUSES AT YALE.
‘V»Aboiltlon of the Curtailment of Gate
Money and Other Subjects to
be Discussed.
NEW HAVEN. Jan.
» been issued for the manila-rs ol‘ the
academic faculty of Yale for a moot-
rins. tomorrow to continue the dint-tin
biota begun last Saturday on the suit-
iBCt of tho reform of athletic abuses
atl'ale. it is understood that the
objects It) be discussed relate to the
av, prohibiting of canvassing for aub-
incriptions. iiiiiitations of iiitereolleg<
ate contests and the utmost. publicity
'0! accounts including: the printing of
. an itelitu. It is also stated that Htllllt'
mooning will llt' at the
meeting.
» TWO DI‘ the leatlel'a in the facility
' movement for reform xtate illiil as a
result of tho printing discussion llII‘
‘portatit. changes may be looked for
in several directions. but particularly
"in the limitation of athletic oxpendi-
ture and publicity. ’I‘he rediieton in
gate fees most commonly talked of our
oils the rcformers as ndvixablb is
named an fifty per t‘t‘ill. Another till"
’zet at. which the tiniremeiit ot' the re~
dormers is HDi-it‘lill'flll)‘ aimed. in redne-
”~tion» of (:oaehers‘ expenses, which at
”New Haven have been proved to be
,‘ ,Very large In amount.
pl‘enetilt‘tl
PLUMBERS CONVENTION
- BRIDGEPORT.
NEW LONDON, .lpti. no. .\t the
mirroring of ”iv t-Xeetllive board of the
‘State Association of Master Plumbers.
held in this city. it was deeidetl to
life” the non! llllllll‘tl mnrentlon in
IN
New London.
. HOD Will b0 May Iii.
won a tilticuitritni oi" the situation iii
(trimmed in roent months.
le GUNS IN LONDON Fours.
l‘LONDON, JllIl'. tats-#t‘in- War UP-
aitrtmont halt decided in roarni all
the count. tint‘etu-e torln from the
Titanic: to Plymouth wltn nix and auto
inch sum, the. prt-nent iiI‘IIiIlIlli‘ill. -I.'t'
Inch Knoll. Mlint: eon-nidered inade-
pate.
‘JIVED LUNCHEON AT NORWALK
1 CHAPTER MEETING.
Tito ladies who servwi tliu delirious
l baboon worn Mrit. i9. it}. Gotham. Mrs.
"hflll‘uhaii 'I‘oiltai. Mru. I’.‘. ll. (Inniliurt.
find Mr». (I. A, Quintin-d.
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Whether you are saving for a
,hdmo. it rounrvn fund for old
I , or for capital to «tart in
noon. on account with the
ill Norwnik Savings bank
this limit, Incentive in amino
‘ Mopendonco.
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in but-owl) it. in. to 8
mmmveulngu truth
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._ humiliating ;
grantees. but the driegaies doubt the‘
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important ilg‘lll't't-i relating to allilutie;
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he by furnishing than: with the bout
shoe that is made at a reasonable
price. Our alum are motion-om the
best materials. or the beat workman»
chip and with a civic and finish that
is beautiful and artistic. It is the moat
consfortable shoe tor winter that in
ma e.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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stamens umra IN PRAYER
marina.
Union lVIen Made Militake on Placing
Union Before tbe‘Church.
CHICAGO. .Inu. iii—4t strikers moot-
ing with itn atondaiit hunted debuting
of labor troubles. was converted into
a praycr meeting, ytiulordny. by tiny.
I“. I). Vaughan, oi’ the 47th Streot Mo.
tliodist. church.
Union priultarn liatl begun tho illn-
cunnion of the atrike situation. when
Pastor Vaughan outcrcd the hall and
asked permission to take part In the
discussion. Mr. Vaughan Haiti:
"Union men have mado a i‘iiintako in
placing their union bci’oro their ruli-
glonn duties. Your constitution do.
inundtt that yoti do thin, but it should
ht.- eliaugod. Your first duty Is to your
church. but us pray. '
Every Ital was l‘t‘illtn’t‘tl and every
licutl wart bowed. After the prayer
President E. R. Wright. of tho ’i‘ypo-
graphical Union, addressed the men
and when the incotinu was closoti the
ulrikcrs walked ncdntoly otit of the. hall
ontircly satisfied with the result of
the. meeting, although tltestriko situa-
tion lnttl scarcely been touched again.
NEW ZEALAND SENDS GIFTS.
Twelve Birds and Four Lizards for the
United States.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. I9.——-'l‘welve
of Now Zcuittud‘s most intorosling
birds and four lizards representing illt'
only creatures of their age roimiiiiing‘
in the world. have been prosciitod by
Now anland to the United Stains anti
were sent on _thc Sivrra during her
latest trip front the Autipodos ourotite
to Washington. ll. (1.
Now anland's gift illl‘llltil'h l'otir
Kiwes, four Maori lIt‘lIS. four Ken par»
rots and four ’I‘ciiatartt lizards.
'i‘lto Kiwe is a winulesn and taillesu
bird. whose feathers arc used in mak-
ing mantles worn by the .\itiori t-hiets.
'i‘hc Maori hen. known in Now Zea»
land as the \Veka, Is a brown bird.
much larger than the Auterienn hen.
'i‘he Ken parrot is a bird wttighinlz
Ili'e pounds. and Is sin-Ii a pest in its
native country that a reward i.» otter.
by the government to indure its
extirpation.
'I‘ltc 'l‘ouatara lizard is about thirty
inches loin: and is the only known
survival oi” its rare in the world.
SEARCHING FOR MURDERER.
One Suspect Has Been Arrested in
Connection With Moorcstown
Crime. ‘
.\I()tllil~‘.S'l‘t)\\'.\i_ N. .l., .lan.~ lit...
Scores of farmers and other eitlkt-us
of this and neigblmring towns are to
day searching for the negro who you
terday assaulted and murdered All»
Florence W. Allinson in» a barn on the
farm of ”IN Sli‘awliritlge estate. \‘l'il.
Iiam Smith. a negro who was tll‘l‘t‘aletl
last night on suspicion. is not bellow
ed to be the ilt’l‘llt.'il'liitll' t'it‘ tin» ei'ittie.
.Smilli is very dark and llessie Walker,
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the little girl who lived with Miss Alt
Iinsotr says: the negro who value to
the home yeslvi'tlay was :t liltilallt).
Slut was nimble to identify Smith. but
the authorities arc holding him petiti-
Inc a further investigation, Howard.“
of Siam eneii hath been ni‘fvred for the
rupture of the murderer by the anth-
nritles of (Tilt-Him towiwbip, llurlinu-
ton: county. and fills". Edward Straw-
Brldgoport, whose ri lls Io elilei'ttiiil' 'bt-blgv, upon \\’lltl.\‘e proporty Alias Al‘
in; the association have priority over lumen tired.
The little of the etinwn» . -.. .. . .. .. .. -
, t)tlier limit this llRISH NATIONALIST CAPTURES
and action on routine illnllel‘s there;
WEST BELFAST.
LONDON, .Iati. l:t.-«~'l‘ho most Inter.
cities whore iiinmberx‘ h‘ll‘llit‘h’ hare Hauling l'r'nturt» or todar'a election re-
turns was the t'iipllll't.‘ oi' Went Iiel-
filhl by an Irish Nittioituliut. .loucpii
llevlin, iielt‘ast has lll't’ll a l'iiionint
stronghold from Illllt‘ Iinmnmorlai.
with the exception of a tow yenru
when thr neiil won by Mr. Ilevlln wan
held by Mr. 'l‘liontaa Sexton. 'l'lt’i’li‘t’
Liberal and two luiioriieu italiiru were
nimtmueed today as the renal! of the
i‘ltEt‘iltlili-l. 'I'otaln now are: llibet‘ttiu.
Elli: llnlonisin, M: lrit-‘h Nitlionaliotn.
'i‘tl: Intiioriten, 37. Among tho enndi-
tlliit'l-i at toduy'n eleeIitmt-t arr .Iobn
Iliilon. the dit-ttlttuuluIn-d lrialt Nation-
tiliut. and Lord Williunbny Ereutby.
who inurriml In lit-twnther Iain Allan
Eioino Iiroouo. of New York.
BANK PRESIDENT BENTENCED.
PHILADELPHIA. .ltni. lll.-~«Iioiiry
hour, former president of the “nylon-
tnwii'. PIL. National ”Milt. which fail-
utl itevcral yearn nun. wax-t today rit'Il-
toilet-d by Judge Mel’iwruon to iivo
,l'ttiil'ti' iltlpl‘llttiitillt'ni tor «annotating
the ittiida of tho Intuit. 'I‘Iiiu in the
minimum )ll'IIit’tIIt'it. An appunl was
taken and hear was admitted to bail
In lllu Milli of “(limit printing the do-
tnrnilnniion of the. annual.
AWARD TO BRITlgl-I TANK STEAM-
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LONDON. .ian. ”ls-”Th" Admiralty
Court inns awarded the iiritinh tank
aluanivr Luella-n $25,000 for aorvlcr
rondorud Suptombnr lit, unit. in low-
ing to Halifax. N. 8.. the North (lor-
nttln' Illttyti utonmer iirrmnn. (ittptttin
(I. It. NIni'It‘h (from Now York. Bop-
ipmberll for Brahma). ’I‘lin Ilrom-
on lipithmt' unmanagenblu an a result of
her port tnii «hull being broken.
MATINEI WHIOT CLUB.
‘i‘ho Matinee Whint Club mot yew
tordoy Willi Mrs. Henry ii. tiregory
and Min Mai Cards at. tho rt-nitlence
of Mrs. Gregory in West. avenue. The
club primal were won by Mica Elsie
about. of Dorian. and Mrs. Robert G.
lithium. and the suburb prim by Mrs.
John Wheeler. of Bridgnport. ’t‘lio
am nit-tiling will be Thursday with
Mm Alburt Minimum, at Morton ave.
our.
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motor at to:
Building wt. (tutor by Rod»
olph Mathias. anti Westpori
Burglars May be incandiaries
GREENS FARMS. .lau. 19.~~'I'hc. big
Green‘s Farina cranium-y building. own-
ed by Rudolph Mhtliiao. was totally
destroyed by fire about 2:30 o'clock
this morning, the tire ovlticiiliy being
the work of tin incendiary.
it. is bclievcd that the men who rob-
bed the Wontport pout oificu came,
through this place and not. tire to tho
building In order to dircct attention
to that place wlillo they made their
ont'apc after the robbery,
The tumor says that thc tire. prob-
ably nttti‘ivtl from tho outside. of the
building, Olircr H. Jonningu. who l'IIIll-l
a spring water company, and who had
his ostnbliuiimont in the burned bttild~
lug. loses about $200 as the i'ruul: ot‘
the fire. it in thought that tho t..tal
ions In $2,000. entirely eovored by iti-
surname.
SUSPECTED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Three Men Sent to Jail From Grown
, in Default of Bonds.
lt()Cl{VlI.I.i§. .lun, ‘ 19.———Mielntel
llcnroth. who was arcittcd In tho
Brown tarnihouac in 'I‘olland. oarly to-
day. on the charge of? nonauiting Mic-
hael .I. Hynca. tho proprietor of tho
American liouno. yesterday. appeared
in tho pollen court today and his case
was continued until January 22. under
bonds 0h $800. 'l‘iio but found in the.
American Honor after the, tisauttlt on
Hyiies yesterday Willi idoiiliiled as ho
longing to ileuroth.
The attack on Hynnn was a brutal
one and ho was unable to appvnr In
court today on account or his Injuries.
Pliytilt‘illils Hilltl today that he would
lie in condition to be in court. Tues:
day.
ilcuroth in ‘38 years old and was
wanted on the charge of breaking into
the unoccupied Iii-own house.
iNSPECTED WESTPORT SAFE.
Jeweler A. S. Ferris Says Same Par-
ties Did the Work This Time.
Arthur S. Ferris. tho expert little
open-er, was called to Westport this
morning to inspect lllt.‘ onto which was
blown open there sometime last. night.
Mr. lt‘erria in a telephone message to
The Seutincl this afternoon. stated
that the sure was an. old one. and had
been rebuilt by llrldgnport parties
after having been blown open some
years ago.
Mr. Ferris is ol‘ the opinion that the
h‘lilllt' parties did the worn thin time
that pert‘oi'tuml it before. although the
ltoleu were bored in a tlil‘l‘cieni place
this little.
BEUROTH UNDER $800 BONDS.
tilitl'l‘llN. .lau. Ill.~ Edward .lirt‘ar
l‘t‘ll. Ii ytai's old. of Eli ll street; I‘at-
rick I“. Mailer. Id, 24 Second xti'etti:
Ait'red Waters. i7, of W: Alesrnr street.
and William Ilee. I'll. of Athens nti‘eol.
afternoon at the New London railway
depot on suspicion of having benn con»
net-ted with several rubbet‘ttvn i'epul'lutl
in this vicinity rem-nily. were arrttigu
ed in lllt‘ (iroton court today.
police the boy:- atlnillted that they ltnvl
police records In their own city. _
When arrested they had on them an
tieles which were identified as part of
the loot from :1 Indian in West Mystic
which had bt‘eu robbed. 'I‘he Silli’i.
was of rotiipai'ativt-Iy littlo value, but
It is thought the lads are implicated
in at least one otbvr robbery. that til” it
slur» (lWlit‘ll by it]. [I tit-title. iii Noank.
front which anus and I'l'\'ill\'i‘l‘.‘% to
tlw t-xtont ot' $ttnn valui- \t‘el‘t,‘ taken.
The boys wure charged separately
with breaking and entering and steal-
tut.r the goods found in their posse»
sion. whit-Ii wen» ldvtilliiul by Park I),
Avery. of West Alyatle. All pleaded
ot‘ Sltltl eat-it for trial in the Superior
Court. 'l'liey wtut to Jail lti default
of bonds.
iNSUFiANCE INVESTIGATION COM-
MITTEE MEETS.
NEW Ytlllli .llllI. l!l.——<.\ieinlier.~t of
the logislnilve Itiuuraucn investigation
t'tllllllllllt'e of lllln‘ Hillil‘ which lately
concluded an investigation of Illl‘ lilo
Inuuranev bunineux. held a eoui’erouee
in this city today with rrpreiientntiron
of the inuurnuer tlnptirimeni. nt‘ .‘ii‘Vi‘i‘iIl
HittlI-N. The conference was called by
i'llitlt‘ Sonator William W. Armatroux.
chairman of tho it‘gii'illilll't’ committee
of this wine. lIIlIl was held to per
inlt of an lutvrelmnge ol‘ oplnloint i'e
unrdlutz the insuranre lllWN lit'l't‘tiI-ilil‘y
to be charted in thu stair Iiertittxn til'
the rovolntlnuu of the litreuliunilott.
’i‘Imae pruucnt in addition to the mem-
llt'l‘u oi‘ the romantic included II. ll.
Appleton. dcpnly of the New York
state lnatirnnrr departmctit: it. It‘. tint"
roll, or town: A, i. Itoryu, oi (lido:
Thomas I). tl’llrirn. of Minmmota. and
it. 13, “tilt. of 'i‘t-nnnuanp,
.l. .l. Iirinlierlloif. of lilinnla. 'l.. M
Hunt. of Witwotndn. and N. II. Hadley.
ot‘ Mli‘lllmlli, ueiit word that they ex-
|Il‘t'll‘tl to be nt the nioctinu later to-
day. Huntitor Armuirong itnid tho eon.
ieretirn wau uxotu'tlrt»
VISITED LAUREL LODGE.
llintrlet. [bunny It‘inrenrt- .ietiniuint.
anointed by paid nobin uranda. Mru.
ilolin iiodmtou, Mru. A, Prod ilnrthol.
Mra. Frodorirk i’ltnei‘. Mra. Aaron
Mnrtlnnan. Mrit. (l. Daria. Mru. ll. tin.
t-ltnuil'ord ’l‘uoiulny night. and Illliiiillttti
illti unicorn or laurel Lorine, No. till.
I. i). 0. it. in their tuitpocilvo motions.
Artur tho installation a banquet WM
served and a social Illlit‘ onioycd by
all. The party arrlvocl homo on the
last train.
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M.» an .a
PIRBT AMERICAN AMBASSAD’OH
OJAPAN
1' .
WAEHINtl't‘DN. .lnn. lowland; iii.
Wright. utivrrnorjxonrni or the Philip»
puma. tutu boon named by tho portal.
than nu the first Anthrirnn mnbttaendnr
to Japan.
TUNNEL IE‘I’WIIN DIPOTS.
A tunnel will shortly be built. be
Need the east and west bound stations
at Montcalm This Is on improve»
wont desired by Wutport and Satan-
tuck pantie tor a. long time. 'o
plans tor the tumult have all to wade.
LAM.)
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lioéton. who \\'t‘l't\ arrtsted 'I‘hursday'
'i'ti lht' ‘
guilty and \\‘t‘l'l' bound over iii lllllltls‘
dordnwn. Mrn. ('3. ii. tluldt-r. wont to‘
John Brown. who has been confined
for over 18 wash: in the tall as the
state’s suspect lathe Merrill burglary
can at Groonwich. is atlli in Jail. 110%
withstanding the fact that Judge Ron
aback on Tuesday reduced hilt ball
from 36.000 to $3.000.
Altorpoy J. B. Klein, Brown's coun-
not, titutod on Tiienday that he could
uncut-o bull or $2,500. but he wasn't no
intro about tho $3,060. lie slated yen-
terday that ci’torta to obtain the hit-
tor aunt were being made. and he had
import of wearing Brown’n rclonso br-
torc long. There appears to be 150nm
bitch in securing tho extra 3500.
Special State's: Attorney (i. A. Cartor
nillti that Brown will be ii’itttl at tho
February tot-in oi‘ the Criminal Super-
.ior Court. which comcn in about the
linitldlc of tho month. tic said hodidn't
’ltiiow whether or not Brown would
secure bull.
‘ "An innoCt-nt titan usually hilt-l very
illltlu difficulty in uccuring bail,” ht:
said. Ha appears to ho. firmly rou-
rincrd of Brown’s guilt, notwitltatnnd»
ting the fact that Mrs. Morrili Itoraeit’.
the victim, believes him Innorcnt,
”av—H.
TROUP URGES NATIONAL LAW IN
ELECTIONS.
Visits Washington to Get Congress to
Act.
WASHINGTON, .lan. til.-llon. Al-
oxaiider 'I‘rotip, tho well-known bows-
paper than and politician of New “to
ven, In In Washington. attending the
iiioctiiigs of the committee called to.
izethcr by former Count-ottoman Perry
Bolmont. of New York. for the purpotto
of urging congress to lliiHl-i a national
['olectlon law. The committee hold a
< Ieit~'.'.lhy mention Wotlnrsday afternoon.
and discussed the project at. length.
Mr. 'l‘roup explained to the iiiciiilioi's
the new corrupt practices net of Coir
ucrlieut. and was one of thoso who
brand a national law on- the tittbjort.
it. Willi urgtul that tho state." ought to
take care of this subject, but it was
finally votcd tho the secretary be.
nuthorizod to draw up a resolution in
be presented to congress. urging tlut
passtigo of a. lzeiioral law.
The committt-c It: non-partisan iti its
character, among;r its prominout mem-
bers being Rt'pi‘l‘fit‘lliilih’t‘ McCall. ol‘
.h-iassacituaetis, and former Scinttor W,
it}. ("Iiiaiidleiz Mr. 'i‘rotip was the only
l‘t‘pi‘l‘st‘iliilili‘l‘ from Connecticut.
i.ok'l‘shrdltrao ctaoi ciao eta etoaltiutttt
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t THE MAD DOG SCARE.
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{Selectmen Are Waiting for the Jus-
; tices of the Peace to Act.
Au yct no action has been taken by
line authorities in the, matter of pro-
.ltertlng the town- from the mad dog
lperll. The scloctnicu are waiting:r (or
lillt‘ jusliecs of tho peace to moet anti
itn‘tler some iii-'ttsure, as provided by
tli Klilillll‘fi.
‘ No more dogs haw lawn reported as
‘ttmlrlt'tl with tile rabbit‘s. though in
lvinw of tho fact that live that had it
ihave been shot. it in thought unite
:lilwly that more of the disease will tie.
’, \‘elop.
. .\ lnt‘uw number tii' pint-es within a
. few miles of Noi‘walit haw taken stint
illlllt‘y action. but the local oilirials cv-
tidently are not taking a tort Si.‘il(lli:.
{view of the situation. it wn~: reporL
ml that thc ,iustiet'ts of the police in‘
ltended to get together btit nothing
further has been heard from Iliili quail?
ilt'I‘.
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‘ COLONEL LEAVENWORTH DEAD.
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CProminent Banker and Manufacturer
; of Walllnf'fol‘d.
. \\‘Al.l.thlI-‘(llill. Jan to ~(‘olenrl
Walter J. Leavenworth, president of
tho Iiirsi National bank, and treasurer
,ot’ It Wallace t\'- Sous Manufacturing
;(‘ompnny. died at iii..- home at l tl'l‘ltli’li
thin morning titled sixty-mic. ”l’ was
i former romtiiunder o! the Set-tutti t‘l‘iti.
,IIlt‘llI. t‘. N. C... and one of tho best
tittiowu military lIIl'Il in tho tilzIIt'.
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' OBITUARY RECORD.
ilt‘i‘Nl‘IitAi. (llt‘ MRS. A. ll. llI‘thl'l‘th
‘ Word has Itern received by the l‘ttin~
ily of the late Mrs. A. liemer liyiitg»
iton that funeral services were lll‘lll
vat her home In Napluu. January “it.
latter which her I'ellllllliit wore sent to
:ber children in this country. They
are being borne here on the White
ti-Itnr liner lit-public, which in duo in.
tiny. but, probably will be a lbw days
late. t7pon their arrival here they
will bu laid tenderly til mat in Not"
walk Cemetery. The Interment will
be attended only by the Inimedlatv
family. The itev. (‘Iiurleu Iii. Selieek.
it We ltllt'i: i’t'lt'titl ill the deceased, will
oilittlntc. I'ultrd Hinton t‘onuul Ily-
inuton will remain in Naples for the
liruuent.
Milt-i, IIAiIItli‘Z'I‘ 'i‘()I.I.l‘1:-l.
MI’H. Harriet 'l‘llllltn. wttiow ot‘ the
Iatc itobei‘t 'l‘olIt-ii. diml liiRl iilubl at
Illt' reuldenre or lli‘l‘ tlillllzlilt.‘i” Mrs.
Andrew Willa-law, in Ilnrlen. Silo
had Iinoii- ill for mine titntt. Debunked
was a forimu' rnaldenl of South Norv
walk, and was woiIoItnowu hero and
lit Darien. lit-«Ida her daughter she
in survived by one non, Ilcitry ll.
'i‘ollou. of tlouth Norwnlk, tho woilt
known trolley ear conductor.
VIOLIN lNVENTOFI HERE.
Mr. and Mru, A. liunbnvr. of Port
t'lirrtttr. New York, who Men- heard
at the t-iitcrtnlmuetu of (litre llrnmvb
Lodge, Wetlnemlay night. are aloppliirx
at tho lluviiand Ilouno. Mr. lii‘lllllll'"
in the lth-ntor of tho titlliililfllllt‘ basis:
but. n'iilrh Ito lilo trouble of tho violin.
lino-oily Improving tho tonal quality.
100 par rem. This in tho only Im-
provontunt. nindo In the violin in ovor
two hundred yuan. Irln in the owner
of it number of very bill and valuable
liiatruntonts. and Inn: Jinn tittotl II llm‘
In a violin owned by Frederick Habit.
of blind Norwnik, .1‘Iibt in it ’I‘yroiron
instrument made in Will. and worth
1600. Mr. i—ltutbncr bi Willing in nu-
tlniuto tin.- valuo at any violin brought
to hint .
Mr. ilenbnrr In him a troll-known
rnmpotu-r. harlot: wrltlmi tlw popular
innlotiy “You‘re I-‘uii or From.“
hinokc." an troll an othnr ut-Iortinuit.
"all" ARRIVALS OF VIIBILB.
NEW YORK. Jim. lit-stint Brought-v.
from Harte for New York. ii! reportwt
tut having been incommtintontton by
wireless with tho Marconi station HI
Ottpo m. N. napalm u. in With"
itill miiou mini oi}, that point. .
» 2m
afford to Illititi.
to
latrge lircad 'i‘inu,
Quart Mcanurca.
Nichol 'i‘ca KL'I t lea,
Annual January Cloak. Suit and For Sale,
‘ PRIOR TO STOCK TAKING.
UIII’ Annual January Cloak and Suit Stile begins on Saturday. January 20th.
very attractive wc liuvo incindod ov‘ery Garment in our stock In either lidlcs', Mlbscs' and Children's.
'Ali ltiglt’gradc gonna motto up in the very bout. manner in this season's most attractive styles.
This is an opportunity that anyone In need oi! a good Winter Garment. or a handsome piece of For cannot
.
Dress Goods.
Included in this Sale arc all OI our odd ulcers and broltcii lines of I'li'csn
Goods jinn the thing for Suits or Separate. Skirts.
tic
$2.50
tit:
lit‘
jit4.'ooons__;_s'roan.
"EWHYA
. . . ; .. NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
in ordnr to nndto this; salt;
.ioods. Flue All Wool Wide
Many of thorn to go ill onclialt of former prlcc.
. .
Housefurmshmg Department.
«it: Egg Boaters,
(. in pieces 'i‘oilct Scot.
' Docoralcd Diniicr Plates,
75“ llccoratctl Cups and Saucers.
Il2 l’it‘rc Dinner Solis, 36.25
Pressed 'i‘umblcrii. 20c doz.
Largo (“list-l licrry Ulh'llttti’ be
t- .
TRISTRAM 8v HYAT'I‘, NORWALK, CONN.
i hit ill Suits
For long till.
This is not a story of odds
and ends, but of regular sizes
in young man's suits from 15
to 20.
Suits of Cheviot. Worsicds
and Fancy Mixed Goods. All
are this season's goods, and well
tailored. ,
$10.00 Suits ............ $6.75
$12.00 and $14.00 Suits .. 38.50
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings. ‘
*—
IISEPH Ill ..
TAILOR. l
CLOTHIER, 1‘
HAT'I‘ER, t
FURNISIIEIL
85 Washington SL. 80. Norwail.
l
.lailtliintattii. ’.
for freight Only.
(In and after 'l‘llt‘fltlity. January
littlti‘ it‘roiaht Propellers will leave
i’ier 12H, East River. New York. limit
of llover street). every duv. (except
Sundayl. at. l p. m. Freight. rcerircd
at Norwnlk up to i p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith C. C. Hegeman
Lessee. General Agent.
“Gloria's in aid."
2 t « ~ I
'?
u.
s... BENNETT
. “(was an)".
"JOB-
OULDERS and
ECHANICS......
'itlr on around floor.
I
lithium hill Print. $2.00.
'Phonc 463.
“WEAR snort; nut fll"
' FOR SALE
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
(Jule. with popular lunch room at:
taunt-d; aim indiou' rolreuhmont pan
hunt. location in
City of Mount Vornon. til minimal to
dream New York boundary lino). Li»
i‘I‘fllii‘Il llVI'l‘ tilt rt-nra. Always buoy.
low rent. ion: tonne.
Will and rttnsnnablo. having other
biluiiitrlili to look after. A splendid lib
momentum the right party. Call on
or addrriiii, .
' Wt To GLOVE“)
Mil South flit AV...
CO.'S Credit plan forms the
clothing for man, woman or
win. mucoonucr AT LEIGE.
iillotiltl. llolniutn. .inn. til.~~l\l. Ibiua
ltnnruoi. tin.- lornwr churgc ti‘ affairea
nl‘ Venezulmi. who wait expollud from
It‘ruuro liiiit night by ”W It‘ronvh ao-
vernniem an n rounit or the irtaiiinotii
which the Frenrk churgn d‘ nil'uil‘tm
at (‘nl'nenm M. ’l‘uiany. .wmt uttlilerind
m by Venozueln. hint arrlvml here. lie
will rrnuiiu bur ue tow duyu and will
Illt‘ll urocrnd to imidnn.
oil 5&1“ M 63% M“
150
FOK UATURDAY.
Dreaming Love of Van. When the
Morning tom: Twin. Around tho
Door. My Hindu Mun. Mary’c A brand
Odd Natal. stand up and Fight lilt-
Well. to Long Mary. Militia Your own
Ounce. duct a Littlo flocking Chair and
Yam. and may action.
Wit. A. Biiifilititibtls
MUIIG STONE.
Mount Vortion. N. V.
. mauw a
H. Krieger & Go.
West Wtushington Street,
South Norwolk.
CREDIT
"i‘i‘ivate credit is wraitli."w Letters of ~ltiiiitts.
Road that statement over several tirncs and think on
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH.
you spend your income as fast as you receive it there will
be nothing to put by and build your fortune on; but reg-
ulate your expenditures so that there is always a little to
find its way into the savings bank and .you boon have a
very comfortable little fortune started. The‘ KRIEGER
of such practice. You can buy stylish and well
to your account, pay in convenient weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of your expenditures otherwise im-
possible. Why not make up your mind to use this plan
in 1906? Come in and ask us for particulars.
H. KRIEGER tyco.
If
means for the establishment
made
child and by charging it up
.._-WM.. . my...” .W.......~.
JEDDO. JEDDO. JEDDO
COALi We have just received
a large contiignment of this un-
excelled Lehigh Coal. it in one
of the hardest and best coat: that
comes out of the ground. It iii
truly the “real thing” in C01] and
is molly held It a very high
figure. We are now adoring this
Coal at the price of ordinary coals.
Do not order JEDDO unless you
can burn an extremely but! cool.
Prompt attention to mail or-
dent.
umnu
Dona an bloom... iflWuiiin It. -
:lfltfltfiflw” . and? ..
Norwalk Chronicler