Many Attractive Features in Evidence
at the Rooms to South
Main Street
illitRiillliiiii PRllRRiii
‘ WAS lllRllll illilllill
vent Will Be Continued This and
Tomorrow Evenings
'l‘lic,r00ms of south Norwalk Conn
cli. N0. 1.25I.’K. of (3.. Wore crowded
hurt night and it was a moat gratifying‘
aucccna to the committee in chariot.
The rooms looked like a fairy garden.
the booths being trimmed and doc-
oratod in II moat artiatic manner. The
ice cream and cake booth. umlor the
charge of Mrs. E. .l. flaws and Misti
Nona Cronin. did an enormous busi-
ness. It is decorated III red and white.
and tho cream in served at tables. sur.
rounded by palms and potted plunta.
Tito candy booth in in charge. of Mrs.
W. ll. Ryan and Mrs. William P. 'i‘unI-
many. where home made candloa were
dispensed. and judging from tho inan-
ncr in which it won sold last night the
ladies will ho kept busy for tho rout
of the two nights matting candy.
’l‘hc fancy booth in in charge (If Mra.
William it]. ()‘Reilley and Mina May
Williumu. and fancy articles were at
a premium laul evening. The. mysten
ious booth. in Ch“ of lilies Anna
Routing was a nova feature and was
a big unccoss.1‘hf fortune tollol‘.
Madame Zuihar. to 9 past. present
and future and the my men ut‘t'llloti
to be in tho majority In having it told
to them.
The booth at the center of the room
was in charge of Mrs. P. A Lanc. and
all the old familiar faces could bc neon
ohattln" \Iith her. and reminding her
of tho ptaco which alto always hold at
all of St. Joseph‘s fair». that. of chair
in and treasurer. '
The entertainment wan our of the
heat over given at an affair of thin
ltiII-.l and was of the high rial-Is tuoIIIliI
given
t hailon i.. Wint.‘ allih’ttlni Ioutninnl
(II at Norwufi.’ was in on“! ht voile
and held the audience ltpcll bound.
when he r'cndricd Where thtI River
Shannon Flows. For an enthusiastic
cucorc. which he received. he gave
Sing Mo to Sloop. it was. indeed. rou-
dcrod most beautifully and the and
itIIIcc tritId hard to not Mr. Wing. to
Iain-,2 again. but he aakod to he cxcuuod.
Mina Marlo lion-t. one of Norwalk's
riaiuc young olocntiohlnta. nhowcd IItI~
lil‘l'illl‘ ability in ilocltiinlltioh. and was
moat ontlIuaiaatlrIally riteclvod.
The concluding number on the en-
toI-talnmont prom-am Wall by Mina lit-r.
tlln (look. who. It.» stated bofot'o. in ai~
moat a stranger in- thtI city. but who
in fast lllllltlltR frlcndu by lior sunny
disposition. and will cortnliiiI Innlto
fame for horaolr in tho musical world.
for ulio showed home" last night to
ho an. artist in her line. Silo has a
bountiful mezzo soprano voloo. and hot“
rcndition of To Meet. Upon the Wai-
orn ll-iliubertl was indeed a moat bonu-
lifnl nt‘iot‘lioll. She had to roupond to
two oncortIH and anti You and I and
'l'lIroo Littlo Cheatntlfu
’f‘ho ronIIIIlttoo in charge of tho our»
pivot is composed of lihlward .i.
llnyon. m4 chairman. C. it. McNamara.
John 'I‘. llyan . uooretnt‘y. ii. W. liar-
l'ortl. William F. ’l‘nmmnny. t‘liurlou III.
“'llliitlllii‘ .lonoph .l. Bunion: for tho
button. Mrn. William ll. Ryan. chair-
man. Mrs. (I. ll. McNamara. Mrs. W”.
limit I‘. 'l‘ammany. Mt‘tt. William E.
ltoliloy. Mra. John I). Flint. Mina May
Willinmu. Mina Anna Kontinlt. Mina
llattlo Lauriirnn. Allan (”nthorlno lilo
lingh. Mra. Thoodorf' 'l‘oboy.
'i‘lio unit-rialnnioni for touiuht Ivlll
IquahIl of vocal anion. Minn Luna Mll-
lord: violin and piano IlIIot. Mina III»
nova Ward and Miss Zita Foonoy: vn.
cal aolo. Mnator William ()‘t‘onnor.
IRE Rllllli ills illiliili
i'rople Flocking to the Kriegcr Store
to Clothe Themselves lrom
Head to Foot
You iltllttl ho rnndy. or you mind hair
ion and not about proparina. ’l'lIclr
halt prloo unto will be the talk of The
Norwalita. (inc dollar will buy two
Iioliurn' worth of clothing. The Krlagor
tintnpnny in the grand central station
whoro than. women. boya and girls can
It!“ droaaed froth hand to foot. Profile
to tho ltrm arc of no Itonaauiioncc dur-
ing this male: the ntfitllf nnntt no. and If
prion in a stock mover. thore Itrill not
be much left for inventory. We have
not, loan than one tbolinnnd tioilara‘
worth of ostrich piumea and fancy
feather»: all those haw been thrown
on tho cuuntern to ho mold for loan
than the coat or importation. All felt
hat iihapoa for and: none. worth loan
thnn ”.50. home ’2. Hnavcr hniu for
$2.25 and $3; worth to and Ill. flame
and see the metro and women's shoes
we are rolling fnr half price.
ii. Kitimnlit It (It).
'ockonoc Tribe of itctl Men. Nor-
walk. ill ”huddled to hold a meeting
thla awning.
W .
. .
Iiintohad at tho 30th N
= as Banana Clan
ilR. illiRllRli Rllili
RillRl ilil liSiiRilll
Guest oi Honor at the Gathering oi
i St. Paul's Men's Club. Last Night
The St. Paul‘s Men's Club had tol-
ita guest and speaker. laat evening. at
line Berkeley atrcet chapel roomu. Dr.
Milton Coburn. of South Norwallt.
l)r.Cohurn road a most charming
story called "Yetsorday" descriptive
of the life and times of the New fling
land forefathers. The composite pic-
ture of the life. of the early days. Dr.
Cohurn said. must be made up of pie-
tures of the church. the tavern and the
home. These he. proceeded to describe.
on showing the strung oharactcrhttica
of the men of the day. The doacrl tion
was most entertaining and exceed ugly
instructive. because given very clearly
and without prejudice. The climax of
the dictor‘s delightful atory wan in the
beautiful description in vat-no of the
comfort. and order and Godlinega of
tho. home of Millie Blake. The. hearers
followed every word of the poem al-
moat breathloasly. and felt that they
.wcre actually within the walls, going
from room to room with their booth.
and feelinu the gentle. dignity of ti eir
character.
Tho 0than “tan one of the citItI‘i-I
twat. and all who wcro proaent Ivcro.
doliahtetl to hove boon at the Incotlult.
it is hoped that Dr. Coburnynay visit
the club again.
~FOR SATORDAY.
ileat 'i‘ub iiutter. per in. title.
float bard. per ib.. lilo.
3 large. Mackerel. for L’I'Ic.
lI‘loIidn ()rnngou. per (low...
(lid [hitch Coffee. ptr lb... Int
Luxury lilend Coffee 0. nor “I.
it. to.
ill“.
'."I‘c.
M EAD & (it).
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STORM IN THE SOUND.
Government Lighthouae Vaaael seeks
Shelter Near Smith‘a island.
It wait reported at Pilot inland. this
morning. that ilIo noverutnont light-
house- tomler Locknpul'. hound Wont.
was nuol N‘ii off Smith‘s inland. walt-
inu for to storm to photo. Nothltul
had tit-on board at Wilson‘s Point of
tugs of tlttI Mt‘“"illli||llb‘ and .‘iict‘affI
rcy Towing (‘onipnhlos with their
bat-nos, for which inquiry had boon
made from Now iinvon, but it in pro.
numod that they are safely anchored
along tiItI uhoro.
At an oarly hour the snow clouds
began to shattu lhcmnolwn and by tile
limo tho curly I‘ikt‘l'iIi wore goth-tr to
lillfili or intuitions tho ground has our.
«ch with a while blanket to a depth
of normal lllt hon and tho ulelahn Wore
beginning to lllllkfl their appearance.
Even at that time tho aloighlug war
the bout of tho- winter. for the only
provloua hit: show of tho winter drift
ed no much that many barn spots wore
loft.
'l‘odav'a xtorm has interfered a little
with trolioy traffic but not to any Hort.
our extent and by afternoon it had not
boon nocouaary to cull tho iIlIlfIIA‘ plowu
into requisition. The sand cat-Ir how.
over. wore Itopt burly
Throughout lilo latcr hours of tho
night and today. the Sound baa horn
affording tho utoamboat uirn caught
out in it plenty of work. 'l‘hoy huvo
been anulait‘d materially by the light-
house warning tilllllfllti.
'l‘ho wonthor indication» lilltt after
noon were for n mniinnauec of tho
storm tonight, with rising temperature
and ii ponalbillty of the storm turning
to ruin.
~WARRANTED E008. 30c DOZ.
At .louolnff‘lt. 72 Nollli Main alreot
HAT MANUFACTURERS
SAY UNION LABEL iS
A VALUABLE ASSET
an...”
liAll'l‘iI‘tilm. .lan. it—wiu the thin»
thry huttoru boycotting cano in tho
United States Court youlorday, the do
fouuo put on a nnrnhor'of but maniac
turorn from flelhoi and Ilanhury , who
tontlflod, with one exception. that the
union label in their hntn was regard-
oil by thom no a vainablo naact in
their bnnlnoau. All declared that
sklilml union labor in without doubt
hiuhly doairnhlo in their factorloa.
'l‘hc nutuufacturera who toatlflod to.
day woro. Harry lilclIahlan. of Itali-
imt‘y; Howard M. .iIIdd, of linthoi:
llarry W. llnyt, of the Hoyt-Mentions-
or Company of Daubury: (lorllnliua
Kcano. of linnhury; A. Shelton Dav-
oltpnrt of llanhury. and Michael Dela.
lIorty of liutthury.
\ir. tIolohoIty alono diaaomod In
the opinion that the union lubol in built
wan doidrahlo.
«REWARD.
(inc hundrcd dollura reward will be
paid to any pnrnnn supplying infornut
tion regarding printout whcrouhouis of
(loom: W. Palmer. who left 80th Nor»
walk about eight yearn ago. Addmaa
"lnfornmiion." Sentinel office. South
Not-walk. Conn.
W
MATINII WHIG'I‘ OLUI.
'l‘hn momhera of tho Mattnun Wilton
Club wore ploaiiunlly ontortalned at
the lilnhop rcaldnnoc in ticidon um
nun. yesterday. ihtI pontoon lining Mra.
ticorgo L. Woodward. Mrs. Robert 8.
Van Baron won ilrat prlaa. MrII. Frank
Van Huron second prints. while theI
connotation award went to ltlra. Dam-
uol 1.; Wood. Mrs. (marina i). Roam
secured theI guest'u prim. The next
moatlng will he with Mina Helen
dwartn. on January 20.
wFLDUfl DALI AT JOIILOFF'I.
Gold Medal. and has.
The Sunday achool board of the Nov-
Ivnilt Mothndirf. Church in achedulod
to hold a militia: thin owning at the
church.
It ”Punt-office
It all an
Stamiord Woman is Awarded $75
Damages as Result oi Breaking
Her Arm in a Fall
lilliliii Willi ‘
tilt i illiPlllti
sIa Thai Six M... w... lor Phi...
iiil and Six lor Delendaui
The jury aitting on the case of Eva
Kohlbrotdior. who brought suit against
anon for slipping on the sidewalk last
iI‘obI-uary and breaking hor arm. re-
turned a verdict in her favor yeItlerv
day afternoon. and aIvardod her the
sum of 875. The vordicl Ivan it our-
prIsII. and IIiIowod on the face of it
that it Ivan a compromise. While in
the favor of the plaintiff it was really
a victory for tho. city of Stamford.
Nome limo hoforo lhv trial it III allotted
Corporation Attorney tiomrr 8. Cum-
Ininga offered to compromiae the unit
with Attorney 0. i'. ltnwolt. attorney
for the plaintiff. for 0200. But an eco-
fident Ivan Attorney Rowpii of polling
unbalantial damagou that the offer Ivan
rofuurd. lint one cannot tell what It
jury will do. Attorney Ituwull was it
disappointed man. and could not. are
how a jury could award lilo sum 875
for a broken arm. Ho said that ho
han 2t hours in which to lilo notice. of
an appeal.
Compromiaa Variict.
'l‘lII- verdict was a oompromlao
one. and connoquontly i'iflllllflt‘ft no our.
but pt'ot‘tIilta It Illittil'lfll. Al tho Mart
nix of tho jurora woro in favor of tho
dofcndnnt, and at; for tho plaintiff.
’f‘hnt wan tho vote for uovorat hallofu.
Au ouo jurymau lhI-outcnod to domain
in position until thcro was it drop In
tho tbormonictor there was a outnum-
mint‘ to givo IIII llltic an tnry panalbiy
could
ML“. l). l. tiraf. tho wlfo of a doll-
tmlo product- merchant in Stamford.
wan duo of tho allocation in the.I can
who wnII Itlbpoouard III the plaintiff
III a witnona, but refused to come.
("i w Wheeler tnauod a canine 1dr tho
witnoaa and nho was brought to
court yesterday afternoon. and ant-ero-
iy reprimanded and lined 8t. and
coats. 'l‘ho wnman'a oxcuu Ivan that
«ho had not boon in good health tuto-
ly. had II lat-Ito family antidld not
know ninth about tho tam anyway.
Ilopuly Sheriff llondrio paid the lino.
.r— —-« MW. . .-...
—2 CANS BEST CORN. 250.
Health. “lliio Rom- .lonolufi' a.
a...“
SCHOONER CONLON GOES
ASHORE NEAR PORTSMOUTH
i’tlit'l‘tlhifiii'l‘ll, .\ IL. .luti . ii
Boating into port for Iilloltot' flout a
rising northwont anowniorlu. lilo throw
mastod Itchoonor Annio lI‘. )onlon. of
Portsmouth. hound rom south Atnboy
for Portland. ran on Stool Man'a Rock.
early today. Silo will probably ho a
total loan. Signals of diutreua worn
tllaplnyod. and at dayhroah tho Wood
ltillltid LiftI Sill/ill“ t‘l‘t'W and tho tux
M. Mitchell Davin Wont out to her. 'i'ho
vonaol lion in a very oxpouod pouition.
and as she ll'i heavily loaded with null
iIor ohanoea of gutting off safely are
very aliIn.
'i‘htI (‘nnlon carried a crow of eight
men. under Capt ll. M. Moody. i-lho in
ownnd by Froouian ll. Garrett. of
' I‘orlanioutb.
COACHMAN SCHERMERHORN
PRISONER [N THE HOSPITAL
i’OllGilKEEt’fliE. .' Y.. .inn. ll.~~
Frank Schcrniorhorn. tho. coacbmon
for ilaruon Compton. of Millhroolt. who
attempted to committ IIIIlIIiIlII by our
ling bin throat youtorday utter MiIIII
Sarah 0. itroytnnr. the Compton uurIIo.
had boon found dead from strangula-
tion. was atlll alive at Vaasar lioapltnl
today. in. Henry fl. finance. Ituporlu
tondonl of the houpltal, hold that
fiche-.rmcrhuru probably will rocovur.
Although acctuiod of tho murder of
Mina litrcymor. Schnrnwrhorn received
tho moat carotid troatmont at the hon
pltal. The district attorney.
and chief of police ntood by the opera.
ting table while SchormoI-hom'u
wound waaIdruuaod last night. After
theI operation Boharmurimrn retrained
consciouanotnt and Into placed in a
privato room with a policeman by his
bodlido. No attempt watt made to
donation the man and no will he
made until the surgeons anvrovo.
HIGH act-tom. NOV“.
Mrs. B. it Wolch. the efficient inacti-
ar in migllah. announced that the ox-
arnlnation pa are upon which she ha)
been tirofe'aa ‘y worinn; tho pant t
woolta. are now ready for use. The a:
aminatloml will Iain» place wool: afur
next.
A special crumbly lasting almost.
an antlru aalomhiy parlod wan hold to‘
day to motto announcement of the II-
IInItnatlona and of the vartona mama
to be held out anmoatnr. ’t‘iie wort:
was explained thorouuhly in! Prinoi-au
lull humbart.
the clty of Stamford for 33.000 (lfllli‘l
nhnriff .
,. 1 ‘ ,5
WEATHER FORECAST.
incw tool in and ”today. north-
oaot and ca gain.
t
TWO CENTS
. mlficimhmcnta
e brill: ‘ Coan
lw “W”
Putnam Ho. (tummy pagan the
company blnodbih tournament last
night with much onlhuaialnn and tho
ltournttmcnt It"! ovary indication of
affording the layers a urine of very
pleasant even nu. innit night. thorn
were eight tablea‘in nan. 'f‘hrthand
od plnochlo in the game. with individ-
ual scored. The mault of the first Ilea-
uionn showed four players tied for
brat place. There are to be seven
more evenings. The playing evenings
will ho Tuesday: and Thnradayn of
each week.
Following the playing last evening.
Infroohmcntu worn served. The com-
mlttemof arrangementa in common of
ti. w. [to .arduu. Johli Bonrdua. John
Merritt. Williamffliin. P‘t'ttd 1‘. Cole-
Innn. Harry O'Brien ,nd 1.). Louis lJIdI
rigan. The prison for the tournament
include soveral boxed of cigars. a pipe
and a two and one-half dollar gold
piece.
l The nitltl‘olt made that night wore as
follows:
Won. Loni.
i-I. Ferris ....... ...... .'i l
William Morris ...... 3 l
A. .I. statioll ....... ...... 3 i
ii. 1.. imlrlxan . .......... it i
ttcarno Borzoi-dun ........2 it
lI‘rcd liturardtm .......... . .2 2
A. Forrin .......... . ...... 2 2
George Tobey ...... 2 2
William Kaaky ..... .2 2
John Hticardua . . . . . ...... l :I
' It. McCarthy ............. t 3
Harry ('l'ilriou ............ l 3
William Alexandor .. ...... i :l
(looms tit-fault ...... l 3
Edward .‘Iicflowuu .. ...... l 3
Harry Hmtth ............. I it
E. Mbotlity ...... . ....... t it
A. llroyt’uun ............... i 3
William Mills ...... ... , . . .l :i
l. lionardua ... . . ...... it It
I-‘rod scoliohl ..... .. ...... a It
Edward Knob ...... it 4
William Monitor ..........il 4
Edward [bulimia .. t
.. ...... it
RlliliRli iliillRll lllll
borta Dc Janna and lira Ferdinand
[lotion with whoop hnahand the young
linirnnii clown apcui i plain in no:
pliant in this city. (I man over
whom theI woman anti girl have ho
mute practically nermua vmha. was
locked up in a (III-II in City Hail and
will ho arrainnod today for a hearing.
Just. what charm to lodge against
t‘ohon in a problem Which is pfifitlt‘x-
in; the polio!I (Initiate and counsel for
Robert lluiat. the able millionaire
grandfather. The girl in spite- of II
wounoxaminntlw which tunnel "TIC“
ticully front tho limo uho Ivan turned
over to tho i’hiindolphia drum-liven
until Itho Wan ialmn to SI. Agnor‘ lion
pitnl Iaut night. rofuncd to admit that
any our» oaropt hot-wolf wan to blame
fol thtI oacaputie. Tiled douorlml wife
utter a toarful iutor'vlou with tho Io
croant hIIIIlIaIId pmmiacd to stand by
him
RlllRI ilillilS TRIS
RiRllilI II III RRlP
“*Im—m .—
NEW i'tillK. Jun, its-INrIw York
Invoke today in find ltuoIf in the ruin
of another aovoro Immvntorm. Which
blanketed tho city and vicinity bo-
nouth a tonntnch covering and hourly
added to tho lleocy lithun. A limit wind
pllcd tho show up into drills in ultima-
ad plaooa. Transportation. however,
Ivan iittln affociod during thrI umrnlntt.
hard work by big: furor-II of traction
linoa tutti ruilrtttttin having hunt the
truoita open. but the IItI-ady continua-
tion of tho snowfall and rcpnrtn front
n‘natoru points of had wonthrr likely
to affect thin acotlon gave promise of
trouhltI nu tho tiny wore on.
'l‘oiouraph and tolophono uorvioo.
particularly to the trout, was affected.
tho snowfall in tho interior lining ro~
IIoI'tIId of tho Ivrt. olinalp-r variety that
broke down wires and impeded ouIIII
Inunloallon.
Shipping aufforod oonnldorablo Ilo~
lays from tho blinding storm in the
harbor and nearby wniora and incom-
ing atoamnru had to for-i their way rau-
tlonaly. in tho noixhimrhood of Fire
island oonfinuomi plants of II atonin-
cr'u whiatlo were hoard during the
morning. but no deftnlto news that any
I-vnaoi mat in aorlmni troublo was da-
volupvd.
REIT Rilill 'Rillil iiIR
illi i'llRRlllRill SITE
The limit) papers yesterday atatad
that the New York. New Havanaand
Hartford Railroad company purchaned
location of a power atnttnn there. Can-
coming this matter the company baa
tuned the following attainment:
in Btratford that no can locate. it
details can be given». we will endeavor
to tram" ‘
OOUNTRV OLUI .UPPIR FOOT.
PIONIO
The monthly motto: of the govern-D
in:' board of tho (immtry Club. and the
raiannad for tonight. baa been
one
In. omnibus
I’lllluAnEI/PMIA. Jan. lt.--lioth ROI
Sill HAS 1
i Mi iiiRl
RRNSPIRARY
Reports Received irom Madrid ladi-
cale That the Covemmenl Nip~
pod Allair In the Bud
itiiRiil lililtRS
lllli lliiil lRRiSiill
Carlisl Uprising is Also Feared and
More Trouble is Likely
“a.-. W
MADRID, Jan. lt.-Princo l’iltiatI-l-
ll. ullogod to have boon involved in the
rtIrontly tllarovorcd plot through which
the Iolinorvatlvos are said to have alm-
od to cmhroit the army with the gov
tlnmont wan urioatod today. i
'l‘luI Liberal pron» strongly approves
the enorgoiic action taken by the gov-
crnlnout. 't‘he lIlboral proud doclaroa
that the measures worn :Iovorc. but III
diam-unable.
El Pain rays that the plea was do
tilfllll‘d to force the roalgnntlou of
Minister of War Latino and thus pre-
cipltaltI tho fall of Proud?!" More!
I‘rrndorgant and hill cabinet
PARIS. Jun It: tint-elm Illapalches
torcivod in thin Ilty from Madrid indi-
cato that the government hat-I nipped
in tho tutti a Iullltniy carouapir
montod by tho friouda of Juan do lan-
nos-ray l'onaflcl ox hllniutor of the in
terior. against the present Liberal C-ab
tact. '
Thu offirura ituplicatod have been
neat to unions provincial forlrotiuoa
pi-nding tIiai by Iourt martial. Tho.
Cliltlllllllit of tho Pilucoaa and Queen:
ft‘ltituoutu ham boon tolloved of their
I'flmlnanda by royal docroc, Count do
\‘ttlar, who won removod at: capialno
gonoral of Madrid. lIlIlI boon ntioroodod
by General Rios,
Thorn arv also grave rumors of a
tiarllat uprising and it is undoratood
that non Jaime. of flout-boa. the Span-
iah pretender in preparing to tune a
lntutlfento doorribln; the ruin of fallen
Spain Iiinrc tho enthronement of bin
great smuttfathnr. attaching. the free
thlIIlIorII. i’mmtanta and nlhor one:
Inter of aortal order and aptmllng for
a revival of Catholic unity as the only
moan» for Spaulah non-aeration.
A now; dinpalrh received hero. from
Madrid says that the building oconpiod
by the Military t‘lub Ivan uttrroundod
by tho police this morning and oluhty
army ufilcorn who worn in the building
were placed, under armat.
~MAINE POTATOES. 23c PK.
tifvr huahol. At .loacioff'a.
Iii. Hill RIRR lllll
in Delrrminalion to Get a Clerlt lot a
' Committee
l
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A Ilotoruiinod filtht on the part of
(‘ounrrnantau E. .i Hill. of Norwallt.
won a clerk for tho committee on ex-
pondlinroa in the treasury Itopartmont.
,I‘rntordny. t‘hnrlon 8. ilt'eonwood. of
NnIII-allt. who has been Mr. illll‘ It not-
tolary to. a number of yours. will act
the partition
A apoclai Ileapntch to thc Hartford
i‘uurant aaya concur-ulna Mr. Htil‘a
tight for It clerk;
WASHINGTON. .laII. lie—“Tho com-
mittee on oatmn‘dlinroa In the troaaury
dopnrtmcnt in going to havo a clerk."
aplrtlodlv remarked I ougrt quman Hill
yanlordny aftornuon in unpporl of tho
rounlutlnn which provided aoaaiona
victim at 86 a day for nine minor
onmmitlooa. "If the. Honda doudn‘t
are ill to provide him. l‘ll do it my
unit and pay the hill.
“Our contmiitco in a huay out! and
tnoana to be hanlor. We have already
had two matters up on tho floor of tilt!
llotmc and the reunion has hardly
started. 'l‘iutt concerning auditing
mothmln in tho troaaury department in
of grunt importance and the Hartwielt
resolution. by moans of which \vd
ahall loam how the revenue marina
taut-loo aaavchoa for Atuorlonn aallora
nuywhom. whether they be yachiatnan
or coal carriers. iii also of mutant.
We are holding hearings. Wo moan
minus." ’
Congressman Francis iiurtou Harri-
non of Now York. opposed the resolu
tion. but Inado tunall headway against
Mr. Hill. who wait aided by door load
or. Payne. and other proi'ninonl tiepuiw‘
llnana. The raIIoIIItloa passed 'amld
Iinrlaivo applnuav from the Democrata.
Clinton 8 Greenwood, of Nnrvalit.
Mr. l-liil‘a anoretary. la clarlt of tho
committee.
WM ‘
ITA‘I’I ALIINII‘I‘O MIIT.
mow HAVEN. If, n. it. “At the an-
tyof Alumina hora yontarday the care
or mentally “WWI“ and a lunar-
Intent of thalr con ltlon was diacmaad.‘ .
office" warn aioatcttt
it.“ Macll‘arlantt. “Farina: mil
rotary. Alvin it. “worth. Bantu
Norwallt. and trimaran!” .lt‘rodoriott
D. Roland. Wutpurt. An executive
oommittaa was appointudaa follow:
it. If. Pollock. Norwich: it it.
Noble. Middlstown; O. W. JackaonJ
Watortnwa. A. .t. divans. statehood
Ian J. 1.. limit. idlehllaltl. l
Wildtni. Dr.
‘ Mariano and of d. if. McCann.
. McCauu will win out.
w-..__.
County. Commissioners Deny Applied?
lion oi Pasquale Mariano ior Lima:
Ycaterday the county commission-
are denied the application of Pasquale
Mariano. for a liquor license at San»
gatuck. so tha t the remonatrance
luxalnat him was anatained. The com-
misaloncrs have had under consider.
atton the application of that of Mr.
Roth
men- deaired to locate a anioon in san-
untuok. in the town of Weatport. Un-
der the new law onty'one more ll»
condo can be granted in that town
and naturally there is some interest as
to who will not it. Both the applica-
tion or Mariano and that of McCaIIn
have been protected against, and the
county commissionera heard the argu-
mentn on the rcmrmatrancea on Wed-
noaday.
Tho rejection of the application of
Mr Mariano done not mean that Mr.
In flat. it miSht
moan that if the roman-truce of Mr.
Mariano was contained the gun thing
in very liable in the case of It. Mc
Conn.
-——COLOR iN THE ONE AND 008-
TU .
A delightful and inntructlvo lecture.
rhntlulnatiy illustrated by the artist
Mitts Lou Colby. in all ladies avail
themselves of this opportunity to help
thtI \t'onian'a Municipal Magoo and
at the same time show their apprecia-
tion of those friends by who” then
cruelty such a lecture in made poo
aibic. Mothodiat Church pailoni. but
.urday. 2: Zlii p m.
iiillllli lillililili llllliiR
ltii ill Rlilillili llilSillliil
....._.._.___.
Report Thai Content at Mueller Will Is
Probable Because oi i’mvuionr
The will of the, late Chariots II.
Monitor. of Soulhporl. was offered for
probate bcforo Judie E. 8. Banks on
Monday and with it onto notices of
content. on the part of one or more
of the heirs. To date the document
had not been made public, but rumors
land to uhow that the courts will have.
to adjust the matter.
. iI‘ronI comment. having credence
in reliable circles. the claim la made
that in timid-ion of the will the. built
of tho. outnto la loft to Charles Monitor.
..ir. and the daughters. it is attend
that tho widow had not been v led
with her donor rights and that o hero
of tho hairs opposed the. distribution.
Further allnxatlon Ida made that
a wolver ho scoured from the helm of
all rights but that in the alleged dis
cuaaion the widow will not present and
when Mrs. Monitor was approuhed
ahc promuptorliy refused to make any
ouch waiver.
m
ARTHUR SiBLEY HAS A
CHANCE TO RECOVER
NEW YORK .iIIu. it. -‘ Better than
a flxhliuur chance. was today" 5 opinion
of the dungeon: working to nave the
life of Arthur Shlbley. one of the six-
yorirold victims of n Inaniao‘a murder-
oun attack on It party of Waahlnxton
liolghia boy coasters. Robert inmost.
tho shlbloy boy‘u playmate. was in
atanlly killed by thtI first shot from
the lninuie iiIIIn‘a revolver.
Young Shihloy‘s life had been dos-
pnlrod of up to today and it had been
decided that the only chance to pave
him wall by blood tranafuainn. During
tho night the hmnotrhagoa from hilt
wound coastal. but bin Inolhc-I who
had offered blood from her voins to
move her hoy’I. life. remained conatnnt
ly by hla aide ready for tluI oporatlond
of trauafnalon IIhoutd it proveI nocca
Italy.
The police todav were still acourina
Wauhinaton Heights and vicinity foI
the murderer. 'i‘hoy declared that
nothing had occurred to change their
opinion that the man wan a maniac
and scouted tho theory that the boy
won the victim of a fund.
MRI. JOHN H. WILSON DEAD.
---1
Fauna Away at Homa of Daughter in
Wu! Havan.
’Iho many friend» of hire .lohn ll
Wliuon. of him street. Norwalir. worn
Iiiiocitod and deeply pained thla morn-
in; to learn that alto dlad yoaierday at
the homo of her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Chapman. in Went, Hmn. where. aha
wont to recuperate a few wank: ago.
following an operation at tho Norwaiit
hospital. This operation had been re-
aortnd to in the hope of rollnvlnz bar
from a acrioua condition in which one
had long boon.
Mrs. Wllaou hold tho hluhnnt roppoot
of all who know her and tho whole
community extends he most sincere
IIyInpathy to tho herouvod family. She
true a member of the Not-walk Con
'grugatlonal church. when ahs will be
greatly mined. in addition to bar
huaband. shit la admired by one fllllfill-
tor. Mr: Chapman. and two who. Ham
five. urea or land in Git-attain for the mud muting of tits t‘ionuooticni Bonin-‘ old w. Wilma. taller of the South
Nbrwallt savings hunt. and Howard
u. Wiiaon. who is located with a rub
bar manufacturing company at East
‘t't‘haro baa been no meant. puruhttao At the henna-a Mill the following timohilatd. Man. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been com-
p iinda
POITMAITIM to war.
'i‘ho annual «What
portion-tars will It! fl
Baturday morning. MW ari-
goid of Bridgeport. president of the
inoculation. will preside. Gainer-myth
ha OW
M00 4
Ciao-mo a'avmlumnta on titta pa
an: I
each additional warm " l“ w'RI‘I'ml n.
M
WANTED.
WANTID~-WOMAN FUR UlaNlilltAtn
houaotvork Call evenings. flout l‘I
Main Si. .11 f
WANTED~~THIIEM Mi-‘Nw A MAt'lilN-
hit. a IIlIlppin50 clerk and a handy man.
[1' burly Mi lg. .rcar all East Avc.. near
Inuit Nornalk dopot. in it
wanrrloa- ill'l‘ilA'f‘itIN A't‘ tilt NlIirtM.
hounewurk inquire 4 ()loan Ht. 113]:
WANTED—43001) PLAIN (:0 K. AP-
ply at tho. Mutation Hounc. 861,4; 'aullin —
ton 8L. south Norwalk. Jldzt
WANTED—EXTRA lli‘JIIP FOR mitt
it) Dayu' Clearance Sale. Apply at once.
C. .I. Minor. If: (to. jitittt
WANTED-MAUHINIST8. ALSO BOYS
to learn the trade. Norwntk iron wfigki‘i
Houtlt Norwalk.
WANT!D~-ulitl. TU
hounowark; must be a
wagon 020 per month.
Wood At‘t‘.
WANTED« POSITION WITH RELI—
nhlo firm by young woman. ox ricricod
hookltcopor and utenomphcr. callant
references. Address 8 8. .. fiontlnal. 186!
WANTED-~A (‘tiMf'lc'l‘to‘N'l‘ GIRL AS
cliatnin-rnmld and waitrcsn. Cull oven-
lugn. Mrs. H. S. lamkwood. 50 Elmwood
Ave. 16”
WANTED -—'I'0 BUY Al I. KlNlJfIi 0i“
cattle and poultry. lied! prlctaa paid Ex-
ricea for calvea. Friodmul. Can-
:3": cut Turnpike. Boilth Norwalk. Tali
at
DO OWNER
500d plain coo
nuulro 50 Kim:
17 if
WANTED—JP IIIN THOUSAND “FEATH-
I r beds Pay the highest cash no. Aldo
antique furniture. Address c-ln. care
nominal tifflto. dilliwlw
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE~-—i.i’l"l'li2 l'ltis.l~:tt}li1‘.‘
nooks II:lIl HIU’I‘N‘ Plymouth Rock. White
lqulIoI‘If and itui‘f Cochin Bantam cooker-
via; 36 pairs humor pigeons. yearling
stock. good bI-IIodorII. i'rlcea right. boh—
IIIalI l IIIIltry Yards Gracie 5t. Duricn.
'I‘ol. ill: l'i jlfi:
FOR SALE l\' PRIVATE FAMILY.
piano. flrnt- clan-I condition. Very ransom
chic. Adam» P. .Norwnlk olflcc San-
llnol. 3106! _ '
TO LET
T0 LITI- AT 93 stil'Tli MAIN 81‘”
final floor awn-uncut. ll\'t‘ wanna. rout
no. inquire Mra. S. .\. \‘ounlrn. 241 East
.tvr. “ it! 3t.
70 La? your panorama: Witt.
llinllt‘tl room. all convonlencon. tilt-an heat. ‘
near confer of city. Address Alix.fitam .‘ '
of Mutlucl. I St
TO LET i"'l\lI “(RIMS \VATICB 8T1! ‘
38; atvon- doom liouro. Taylor AW... ‘15- f
honIIo. ton non-a of land. Sound View Avon
"ti: noon and anion. Went Nor:
road. Sit; honor, our . St. '
floor I 'liupvl St. .. fl: (1
Ave. 36; “mainli-
laundry building M .1
icI Ithup. barn. (no on C '
or. hotel at “room For I.. .
tux“. buildill lit Norotou. (mini.
places; routs ITor family or buaih
mood Bron. ‘ Ii. .
TO LET - FRONT FURNI
")UHIE‘IT all iIIIprovfIfIltlhtb'. Inquire i
cent Monger “LB!
T0 LIT-J. III-wants wa'raa 511.18;
thinl floor I impel III. ILVdDWnliflflt.
R‘M‘IMlI'ltll .\\.~.. to; .lI-nnlugu piano. Roton
Hill. 8:0; ltouno Wont Notilllt road.
Alonim- an. doun. SIS: Mnnmo St.
lid. Raymond tin-u. ill it
To LET l'.ltll. noi'srz. lhI‘lUN
H. 8-. I‘Immrt D‘Apply Taylor 5: Uojldgrisi‘
TO LET «lint? Sh: (III 8i-1VtvN “DUNS
Ivtlli itnpmvomontn. it lturrdlt Ave. ino
quire Mm. lIl. A.\\'oodw1rd. .0 North
liaintlt. k j“ if
0P;
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. LOST.
Lear-II amok roman. nonn—
whore thwovu tlrow- am south Main
Sis or on Washington L. between
FIunklln 8t. and tho poat- er fI‘lndor
Ivltl I‘tcolvc reward by rain in; toJ Sill:
Sentinel offlco.
iii! an-
plnlt cameo pin. mounted In
BUSINESS NOTE“
1‘ Ybfiln‘i‘. ll
LOBT L I and South Norwallt.
ublc ronard for rotuIII i0
mansion Houa ma hummu-
__L_
ltAl‘fli 5 Arch st
mil-.3“ A. '3. ,
Whnnlor. m
fit. n w o n for union under aw f.
l3: 'mgzu. ’T‘horoufl‘l' ovum and I
refumahed.1'ahlo first in“ halo
cooking and batting. labia.
W. F. Teller. Prop. 6 ‘
run TllATrlom room‘s I‘AND
"l“idm: nun uléwod I' ”fig: ‘
panu roan nation
aaamt In.
claliat and antamoiociat. ”Nona . I
an.
ILIOTNO PLATINO 0"“ I. m
outlined «Invent: at.
htulingidplhumnhamryg‘um p: .‘5 Wang ,
bio at. and autumn than 4.,
“b.1‘ warn. ii. fl. I! AM
tit Tat . 343-! .
1
PROFESSIONAL.
AIOHIII‘h‘n TAYLOR ”I!“
Mira: 0 £33" I «0%
To.
MISCELLANEOUS.
unorlca I Minoan run tI It'rv wrio
in hurhorinu my hiirniltI bill puppy":
tonal-a him i will prowl-nth. tumor HI .. ‘
(' raw. lIi i-lllaahoth ill. ’
that .liilit
In; tillli III
Rdneelou University Aoitnowldayl
Receipt oi 3300.000 Known '
In C. C. Cuyler Fund
l‘ttlliwilt'i‘ON N 1.. “in if. “Briana.
ton untvoraity. it was annulment yea»
tat-tiny by the board of Ira-tau had
received yto'fiuai in giftah rooontl'yot .
which utopia II from til 0 late” rig
rla it. Jauup etc New York i tom 5
, b .
Known an that} ocular
tclnaliy Mounted to Mr. Curl" hilt;
revamp at tho lattar‘a Mail: to _
animal y. A gift of 3100.000 VII.
no wind from mania“: it.
1879, for the endowment
Norwalk Chronicler