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WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwalli aml vicinity! Fair and, 1., .«
colder tonight and Thursday. The cold
Wave that was in the northwmy“
terday morning [has moved Ilowly east.
ward and south
ward ailing WNW
felt'lh nearly all sci-tionli gm 0 2%
Rocky Mountains. "l his viefimtjy ‘ W
on the front Inigo “I I" It pro uee
ill this vicinity imiitl' partly cloudy
weather and probably an occasional
flurry of snow. The lumperature will
fall tonight to about 2!! degrees this n
zerm Gonvl‘tliil‘ lair liii(I cold Niall] I
will prevail for th. i't‘itl 9E.II39..W§9..IE; '
.. __. ....__
A reglli‘rit‘ IlIl-I-lin: of Bull r Lodge
I. o. o. r, was lwtit 1mm lit-rim“ i ,. ‘ -- .
The condition or ll'illiani‘lt.‘Ariiola
continues to iliilil‘m'i' daily,
Men‘s (‘lulr oi St. Phillis Qhu'pch
wfirlhrfieet llitiltirl'll“ litlzht at. the“Berk~
102V Street chapel
—Dr. Dick's .‘iicilii‘iuc cures grip; _ ,
Bethanv (inilri, or Trinity (thumb.i
will holds its annual meeting tonight
at. 8o'clock at III! lillll'ch.
The Hat Finidu :2»: Association will
hold its monthly Inciting in Contra
Labor Lyceum. this eveninz. "
Mrs. Caroline timid. who spent "the
holiday wcck iii Nora ilk. has return.
ed to his bomb in melon.
Mrs. I“I‘Illlil ilouuiu is convalescent
after a sown» aitiitk of the grip at
her home. 4i Franklin street: , '
Mrs. Elli-n I-‘oniii has been elected
president of iilv liaubury Hat 1mm.
mcrs' L'uion Ior lili‘ twentysecond
year. ‘ V i “‘
Miss I‘lbll’iln Haliilli'l'. of NOTWEIII;
mural days as the
In» John M. Lock~'
.4
has been Slli‘llti ..
guont of Mr. Hill
wood. in Weston
A meeting oi‘ \‘oi walk Lodge, Broth-
erhood iii-ohm... (litter of Elks. will
be held this i'\tiliiiI-'. in the hall III'
South Main six-i ct . -
—-Any skin itt hill: is a temper-tor
tor. The nail-.- wt ~i match the worse
it Itches. llmn .. ointment cures pl-
los. eccznia- an; :~i\iII itching. At all
drug stores. _
A Incl-lulu at '!.n t'.unters' and Dec-
orators' I'nioii \HII 1w hold tomorrow
evening in iniml Labor Lyceum,
South Main w. . :_ .
A i‘l'glilal‘ ,. ,.
ll of Washington
Ciiapior, ll \ .‘ii ‘ Norwalk. will be
held this or. l‘ill.l u iM u the Royal Al‘cli'
degree \\'Iii I'll.
' Not quu.» ‘I'Ilit‘t‘l'y today. This
in 'thc lilo-«pull all that the lowest
temporatllrw in
but there i~' luv 2..
The Iliil‘iill. ~
. :' a cold wave.
<unday morning
at Iht‘ Nol'ualh " 'l.‘l' national Church
will th' (It‘llrii l i ":i' work 0" "IE
(‘oiigi'cgiiiii-n.ii i wionaleociety. ‘
Mr. and .\l: S.‘ Murray.‘
Georgi- Mllriiix .. ‘ , , tries J. Murray
liayc l’l‘IIIl'lir it .‘ mini Fall-Haven.
N. .l.. WIlI‘II' i‘. tied the funeral
()I ihi'it‘ t'tlll .l» ‘
Thili.'H lIll' lit:
The lliguv ' i
doctor built—-
. on see;
Thank amour. don't. got our
nioncy.
For “1' all . liocky Mountain
’I‘ca.
..~,,-,.
..r' the Norwalk
I’Iuistcd's II. ~
'I‘lit‘ I’ilw’tt»: .
(‘ongrcgutloii it . will meet this
afternoon til i‘ ' parlor. LIB!
cvcning lbw :ug Circle met
with Mrs. H. ' il'i'c, in WIIIIII'
punk.
'I‘IIO NIII’\\.li§. 201's at Daytonn.
Florida I’t'lttl” mid weather for
ihill. itil'atini: i
art- lioatinu .
lilo cold. '|i.- . .
long time. .mi
. w. the thousands
. l‘iVUl‘, killed by
wn no rain in a
lung is dry and
dusty. 'I‘ht-y uw . - .in out!" WWII
of rain. I
A goodly ‘ Norwalk Red
Men are low. . i
on tho 7
raising of l
tin ciilvrlailii-
ponipon "‘r':
“doors. and v
(fol-iii lltu- and
well wore-mun
lacport weight
winess a public
m nectlow‘with
rut/GI of WOM'
' known enter-
Ill'd tut both
‘iIIlG' Will I”
Indigestion ”mm come Illd
go like It'III .lli‘ l.. - and other lor-
‘I'tIWN. it .Wt' t ‘ :lulitntdrll ‘Rocityl
Mountain '1': .
ItIlllWIl to limvl‘
. .iloet retold!
'I'iilili-lii. i'iu 'r 1 Ir lg Eton. ‘
II‘i‘iIIL' Iiiui . Nutmel CW"
Iuisllcilmil I i... . mg mil over
his III“ or.
Mondilx liii‘il‘ .
the Nllillll‘i'. i‘
The Wound l\.l
when he milui. .i
. ihq no.3:
. 'llllry" W '
. .l...“
it niaii II
“Ni. iii“ 'Mm
tho w...” .5,” ., 'I‘ ‘ 1V." 0‘ tMIItIy'Ily Willltim Iloardmm
MtOlllIml to it . 3.. ,,'Ii,?ntl?u'{i col , . "WuhhititdeIIIqui Madrid
To come A m ' ' it: . ‘ r an. and to u all
Toke LAXN’waLDHhN’gm glneldent thereto. and to pur-
Tablets. brawl. Wm, ‘ ‘ "' "WW lllltl tr“ nnr
fails to cure.
lure it! on cilrl,
III \\' oliomm
my 250. ii: a.“ .i
eroIAL, X
Small .5“. '
Cured Ha ‘
'onoh Brandt:
lb
hid
in? all ~"
on
;_ in WWII MAIK g
, It” dull“! and, variety to: so. I
. ~M’. Byingtdn.
above twenty. l
. mann,‘ H; I). Crotch-shanks. A. Walling.
.‘ con“. T“ Dr i.
till
ml outnu- nail in do all thintts
Hm. to the some. The incorpora-
mi Ira $600 a
, ‘4' .1 . ;
not yuhb‘rl (loops. consisiias til ‘
' ‘ i ' - b l
“lionnula "syringes, Hot Water .
ill-W" Manners. etc, can all-5‘:
Wilts be round here. We lav‘b
i
loci. from. Our guarantee goes .
We protect
. . with every sale.
2.5.1.. . .. .
you against any imperfection.
u, :27:st ‘
Elli it Klilli. Jr.
Drugglet.
0 North Main 0!. Tel. 626-3.
connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
not our star... . -
..
Ii
i
- a
A‘son was born last. night to Mr. and
i:Ctlngrsraaman EXJ. Hill presented
yesterday a. petition of llanucr Coun-
.l,. htere of Liberty. of South .,
laugh? and Friendship Council . of
’lnsted. urging legislation rcspccting
immigration and naturalization.
At the Slate It‘odcration of Labor
Convention. In Hartford. yesterday,
James Singelien. of South Norwalk.
was appointed a member of the com-
mittee on resolutions; .lohn J. Higgins
committee on finance; Stephen Selby.
omcsrs‘ 'l‘eports. '
A. son' Was born at 5 o'clock yester—
day afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Homer
' The birth occurred at
the bottle of Mrs. Byingion's parents.
DI‘. and Mrs. James (l. Gregory. in
‘West avenue. wherc Inolhcr and child
are doing nicely. Mr, ilyiugton. who
is United States vice consul in Naples,
Italy. has been informed by cable of
the happy cvent,
Prolessor Frank W. t'handlcr. oi
Columbia Untitcrsity. wllo is to nddrcsr
the Friday Afternoon (filth and its
guests on Friday evening of this week,
is extremely modest and retiring for a
man possessing degrees and honors. not
only from several American colleges.
but also from Oxford and Paris. He
is an author of repute, and an author-
Ity upon comparative literature and
the romance languages.
How‘ much of your tile is spent try-
ing to get Well. It i‘l‘tliiil'I-s but a
month or less to plit tlu- average man
or woman on their for; with Hollis
ter’s Rocky Mountain 'I‘oa. :Ii'i cents.
Tea, or Tablets. l‘iaintod's Drug
‘Store.
“1.. T. McWhlnuy. liliyfuluili. N. .I.-.
W. N‘. Wyeth; l". [-2. Williams, Artliui
Schlig, William Fonlbcrg. II. A. Morse
J. E. Block, L. ll. llolii; it. A. Kalli-
L. Bloodult, II. C. Raynor, New York:
M810!“ Vincent M. King. i'I. ('. Marsh
ullbury: J. C. Chambers. ll. ll. Dun-
bar. George C. i-‘lsht-r, liostoil. I. Atlas,
Wailers; E. ti. luau-am, s c. Avcry
Scott'R. Benjamin. Hartford: l‘apialn
lt‘ ank‘l). Layton; w. \i‘, lmsicr. liar»
0 J Van Wagcnon, South Norwaik; I"
'M. Ehlcman. .i. (i. .\'.-wlnan_ II. S.
Plummer. Philadelphia. Ili\'(' lll‘l'll at
the Hotel Clifford.
ENGINE m WILD.
But Driver Finally Climbed Over
Tender and Stopped it.
BOONE. Iowa, Jail. 9- Ai'tl‘r running
wlld for several miles at high speed
with. an engine out or control by the
bldwlns‘ out of a “stud" in its boiler,
the Chicago and Noi‘tllwvstoi'n fast
milll train No. It) was harciy saved
from destruction near ilolo last night
by e hetoisni oi I‘lllllillt‘t‘r Louis
Sill“. ‘ SIIIlIl Wits lil‘IVt‘iI from his
seat by the scalding vapor and boiling
water. Dazed for iin- moment and
knowing it was Impossible to rcarh the
throttle and bring the flying train to
a stop, the plucky I'llllilll'l‘l‘ climbed
out on to the tender and (”PW himsoil
over the coal to IIII' expires car be-
yond. The exprcsn tip-sm-iignr, fear-
ing'rohbertl. refused hilli admission.
Bhuli hammered III the door lllld when
it was suddenly opened by the mea-
unger he stood in the way with a
patrof revolvers ulna-d ill the head
of the enllnecr. Win-n Shall iinally
s d in bleeding and lint! dead.
he not had enough itIi’I‘IIllIII left to
.rmh II and pull lilo I'Olll' connecting
the air rakes. 'I‘iii- iralll calm; to a
stop shortly nftcr
rid ’
NEW CORP RATIONB.
I'I'IIO Illmt'rillmtl Ii liIIl l’nilipally. oi
lla‘ruord. has litcd a width-ho. ”I I".
cowl)“ with IIIl‘ platt- iilii'i‘tviili'it.l
fI’IIl authorised (‘llItiIlll iiIltl‘Ii in 2nd,
m. Ill ‘Dlld in. ’I'ilc purposes of tho
corporation are In lliii‘l’lllllll', in he over
mm’mrsonnl brom-rty ililil Mil
mg no William Ii‘. .I. lloiirllmnu. 'I‘ho.
mu J. Boat-time" and Howard H.
or“ Quinnlpiac I’Iin- lfoiiitllitly of
Jan filed II ccriificulc of in-
The autlmrlzwi capital
htl bimllicaa will liogin
'm' ”,0000. llmrgc it. Miuiiiou, (ther-
m n. Monte and Arch-w Ii. .lcnulugs.
“"11 Wlfliflflm‘d- urt- lilo incorbtil'tb
W. Thwrporuiion proposes to deal
in ”up mills. water pnwcr and water
W privileges.
’ MOW“. of tlrglnl‘tntlmi lulu
lien
II “N I~'- Iii. ‘Ii'lwl
.M loath Norwati ' mafia
é. .I ,
NORTH POLINO.
"nut Inuruln all
' ill m I?!) are small;
. g i' but. before you ”my
is
him m mil at all.
t
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W5 . “no
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‘V WITH THE'LAROEST STOCK or EUItNITunn UNDER ONE noon
' N THE TWIN CITIEs. NOT ONE ARTICLE TO 'BE .ansnnvnn; Ev-
? tA' J'
s' all . Business Education
Skaicn and Monkey Sticks, at
th's. Joseph «W. Howe. of Sprint; street. .
Stile Cam‘aicnlls Today.
~t.‘ .' Mi .
iv.
v'i‘
EnyTHINo opus AT unions GREATLY REDUCEDér HUNDREDS or
EEOPLE‘ HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SALE." EMILY census
GETATHE DEBT madame. ‘
air Q «viii . I
' Ill I'i' ‘ i J " if _
‘ “11' “ a c
0 "15 ° 0.
FUNENAC'DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
124$ North Main'St. ,‘ South Norwaik. Conn.
.ii = 3 4 ‘J— 4.2—“
,I
l: on \A‘ 1,
m n. i v a . i . .
O .
“err-t“ Collect.
YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN A SOLID
FOUNDATION ON WHICH To BUILD.
Day and Evening Sessions.
NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO ENTER.
M. A. MERRILL. Prin,
Port Chester
ll GIVES
Stamford
South N orwalk
Hoi
. ._ _ ....___..._ ...,.....__
idav cI ginseng
M. S. SMITH 8v CO’S
92 WASHINGTON 8T. . SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MUSSED, SOILED AND HAND LED HOLIDAY SACRIFICES.
EVERYTHING THAT IS MARKED IN THIS SALE WILL BE SOLD RIDIC—
' ULOUSLY CHEAP.
A SPLENDID CHANCE. ' DON'T MISS iT.
COME AND SEE THE SURPRISING PRICES.
M. 8. SMITH 3i COMPANY.
92 'Wasnlngton Street. South Norwalh
anted I
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street.
MAOHI NE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
‘ Apply at Factory at once.
Hutchinson. Pierce 8: Co.
iiicrics is HEREBY ”(av
the public that we propose making it warm tor all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to
the ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
Iiiciiiiiliel Keogh Full Company,
3,: fluidised? 74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
B d cDrug‘Store.
; Le I’Nthand.
$5.00’Toil.‘ Escape;
:1: COAL :-:
Extra large size No. 2 Nut final at 85 par Ion.
delivered in your bin.
THE HARRIS&GANS COMPANY i
new» ,,
*i 1 ‘ , .
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek.
_ , Jeddo,
, ,. ,ran runmcr AND armor
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15.
THORNS AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The Mosi‘Attt'active Play of the Your.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
kcoplnl: \‘orw
1 l The host team that over
LN l'l‘lll‘i'M'l'It d this town can be seen any
Monday flightdll lilo
each evening until midnlgm, without
extra charge.
The '
iilliiliWflilSiiiliilll]
-\. Ill . Wt Ill i" "”IIiilil: morc popular
"w.” an i. Etl‘lilg {or “w mud.“
on warren 81‘. “wt. marital:
Two Prizes will be given to the
rear right.
us.
1.
line
‘ji'llEVZA‘ In.
K‘ ‘ fl &
.[li
si .
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To salaried people. Start the new
Let us pay up your old
debts. Come in and have a talk with
No charges. 3' Strictly confluen-
1 Washington at.
Havitand Block:
A‘ i 'r
P'I‘d
Shirl?
l
Winslow's lleiit, “Brownie" Spring
lcc. ,Sliatcs, Skate Strand. Hockey
Norwiili Haidiiue Go.
37 Main St, Norwaik.
HOYT’S THEATRE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
A. H. WOODS.
Presents the New Spectacular Melo-
Drama Success by Owen Davis.
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE,
or
HER SIN THAT FOUND HER OUT.
Presented by a Cast of Competent
Players.
Supremeiy Superior Setting.
PRICES:
Matinee 10c and 25c
Evening ............ 250, 35c and 506
HOYT‘S THEATRE
MONDAY, JANUARY 14.-
Thc Famous Comedy Drama,
A MESSAGE FROM MARS.
Endorsed by Public. Prm and Pulpit.
Prices ............. 25c..50c and 75::
First 4 How: in Orchestra ...... $1.00
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ROWLAND a CLIFFORD’S
New and Bucccului Comedy Drama,
By Lem B. Parker.
A Beautiful Stage Story That Appeals
to Everybody.
NEW—Production Throughout.
Scenic Display.
Competent Cast.
Everything.
Prices . 25c. 35c and 5°C
First 4 Rows .................... 75c
BASKW ET flu.“
NORWALK ARMORY.
'l‘lin im-al ('ompiiny l" tonm is play-
ing Illl‘ lmsi li‘lri-s iii the country. and
hill in the front rank of
he Lulu:-
Armory.
NEXT GAME,
Monday Evening. Jun. 14th.
COLONIALS V8. C0. F.
Preliminary Game,
WEST ENDS V8. PASTIMES‘. .
After the games there is dancing
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS.
.‘lltS'I' (LIME nsmus AT 3 O'CLOCK
Rink
1. IIII iti I" “W I"“'l‘t':ilitin and htlnflhy
most graceful local couple
Next Saturday Night.
Managers.
Raymond Bras.
l,
titliiiii’liBBSIlIl8|IIIS,FIII’S,iiiiiS,ililJ
Wednesdfllh m. 9. 1907. It 7:46 p. m.
manure mum sLus mucous. '
BASKET BALL .
oi Bridgeport,
survey of CON Cob.
surveys titllll'll for by the Connecticut.
membms.
printions to be
mittee.
bill. outside of surveys. is now prnc,
Pa8tinle Hal], :IXDNIH to report, it, in another week.
0" ii .
All the members or the consume are
«worn to loci-newest! no one
know definitely What. is to be in
'6.
Tasmauoous Assonmsurs or iMPOR'I’ED iiANiilttit‘lOHlli'
Fan THE‘BIG POPULAR CHRISTMAS DEMAND. - ' ‘ “""‘“’
All kinds of superior llandkcrchio Is an the Holiday stvIns- In‘ii‘ilii"
boxed 01' separate. The displays are distinctly notable. We are- “III!!!
an enormous number of Handkerchiefs~—more than ever beidre durin‘ A“
Christmas season. . .
Do your Christmas shopping early
—~not only early in the week, but earl!
In the morning. It means better Judgment and more satisfactory and “PM"
priate gifts. Besides that you will confer a great boon on our faithIII em-
ployces—it saves lots of time.
WE ARE GIVING VALUES IN DO LLS SUCH
as ARE FOUND NO-
WHERE ELSE. , . , 'iv'wl‘
83-85 Washington St.
80. Norwalk.
WE GIVE 8. d. H. ORE EN TRADING STAMPS.
Oil-“Overs.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED 1N A‘ LARGE AND VARIED STOCK 0F
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES A'l‘ POPULAR PRICES. WE URGE YOU T0
INSPECT OUR SHOWING. OUR BLACK II‘LEECED LINED FABRIC
GLOVES, 12 AND 16 BUTTON LENGTH ARE THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
N. E. RYAN (in CO.
86 Washington St. So. Norwaik.
4.... .. ...
Telephone 474.
Decorate Your Christmas Tree
“'i'l‘ll OUR MINIATURE LAMP OUTFITS.
We have them in rats of 8, ill. 24 and :52 lights.
The Reed d‘t Voik Elechical Compass. ‘
36 Washington Street. Opp. Telephone Embed
4 I. '
that trip down from New York. Daub ‘
lain Swill. brought. the ship along un-
Sub-Commltteo to Make Up Reportidcr six boilcrs at, an average of 11‘! .
3“,.“ s. iknots. On his return trip north er
, ”on y ‘ used eight boilers and brought the-
\\ASIIII\(.T()N_ .lan. 9.—'illc bousc spwd "D m 151;: knots. The present
committee on rivers and harbors has trip was made under full speed. using
appointed Il subcommittee to make up
all of thc twclvc boilers. A wireless
a. report. on the surveys of rivers and W‘SSREO I't‘t‘t‘il'f‘d M the department
harbors requested by the members of stated that the Connecticut developed
the house for their respective dis-
a speed of nearly l7 knots. Later on;
trlcts. Congressman Lawrence. of
there will be a lowed draft trial. when,
Massachusetts is the chairman oi‘ this it is believed that. with the machinery
committee, and hearings are “plug thoroughly smoothed down, the battle-
hcld daily. Only in rare instances
ship will be able to make 19 knots.
will others besides members of con-
Thc performance of the Conncc
grass be heard with rcfercnco to these
projects.
Congressman Higgins appeared bc-
loro the committee on Saturday and
urged them to favor the surveys he
asked for in his recommendations to
the committee. These were for Shaw's
Cove. In New London harbor. for the
purpose or dredging at this locality to
a. uniform depth‘ of LS feet. Mr. Hig-
gins also asked for a survey of Eight
Mile river. an east branch of the Con-
necticut river. for the purpose of re-
Inoving certain obstructions in this
rvcr.
Congressman sperry also appeared
before the committee and urged for
his district three surveys. He laid
spacial stress on the necessity of a re-
eurvcy of the entire harbor at New
Haven. going up the rivers as well as
the outer harbor. Mr. Sporty told the
committee ihat the harbor ought lb be
dredged to a depth of at least 2!) foot
lie also urgcd a survey of Branford
harbor. to remove obstructions and
further dcopcn the WWW "\IIOIINII'
survcy urgcd by Mr. Sperry was In iilf'
t'nnnoi-lli-lit rivcr lust liciow Middle-
iown. for ”w purpose of iii-tI-rilliniug
whctiioi' Bodkin Iloi'k should be rt“
luorcd or not,
l‘ongrmvsmun Hill ion Itppcnrcd be
lcrc the committee III lawn of another
;
RIVER AND HARBORS.
thc dcpartmcnt as far as speed is con-
cerned. The ship was designed to
make 18 knots an hour, but than full
has failed to come up to this. The
battleship touts-inns, built after simi-
lar plans. at. a private yard. and in»
competition with ”"943 nnecticut.bulit
at the, New York nay
oped a speed considerably l
18 knots.
BEWARE OF OlNTMENTS FOR c
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when ontcrln it
through the mucous surfaces. uch
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as tho damage they will do is
ten told to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Ilall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by l“. .l. Cheney d:
)o.. Toledo, 0., contains no mercury.
and la lnkcn lntcrnaliy, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying llall's Cu-
tarrh (Turn hc sure you not the gen-
uinc. lt Ill iakcn internally and main
In 'l'olvdo. Ohio, by it. .I. (money it
(30., 'l‘cslilnoniais ll‘llt‘i'
Sold by Druggiaia. Price. 750 per
survey of the inner harbor at lll'itlgc- ”"3”“ ,
liort. ouliociitli)’ of the rivers and coves 5“" liail a Family Pm" for COME...
that woro not covered by the survey v“ on.
'"“‘"’ """ “mm" P. o. ostmousurs some: m
sure.
He also wants a
lull -. .:. is ultra twory afternoon 'lAtl the members expressed llicnl-
ml “uni"; saves us penned with the hearings.
“mm ”no; 7.30 to“ In White the committee Would not say But 1““ Reported During the P'“
p. ' 1vy‘hat their recmnriendatlons would be. V.“ . '
ey gave out tic impression that WASHINGTON, .Iau. ll.-——'I‘he Mc-'
NASH ‘ DUNLEAVY. ilioy would grant practically all the icinry of the treasury hail transmitted
in congress n tint or government om-
ciilitl. who. during the. fiscal year just
missed. were delinquent In forwarding
or settling their accounts. Of the
very large number throughout the
country. only two are named from
Connecticut: and one of those was
exciincd by the secretary. Elisha ,J.
Steele. disbursing agent at the Tar-
rlngton poshodlco. was found delin-
quent in one instance, but after an
explanation. the sccrciiiry waived it.
Of It" the pcnlmaslera in the state.
there In only one whose lll't‘tlllnl. 11in
These hearings on survey: are on
irciy separate from the regular lip-
made by the com-
'I‘he geenral river and harbor
icalty completed, and the committee
II
R.
IIII until it is reported to the house.
Onset of ill. Connection
tinder sonarnl instructions from the
m min CLOAK e and arena.i
on WASHINGTON 5T. sourn nope/ALIC-
I.
u.
l‘
1....
PASTIMES. 2nd Tum. against Mu.
‘Aqmlulonv ..
TIC CHAIN.
better: of the
swm nu tlitsn
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