Whomearthof amandssr
Mwabsdreachedtbetermot
E’I‘urnsr, memberelectiromthe
2~ 2-. oi w,York appearedatthe
wasswornin.
the jurisdiction of each com-
.Camron explained that the res-
W imply {or the same com-
um existed in the flitieth congre-
WWII-nine jurisdiction. The res-
, “WW and the committees an.
fists-s - one":
by the Sllcott Steal.
’ 1 . York, introduced a bill
1» oi the sergeaulrat-aml
finm' in addition to the
- of members. Tbebill
1 M committee, but wrote Speaker
and OW desiring to berelievedtrom
‘fsi-ihsr,lo,scviaeontheeommittee,as ad-
”mend increasing inflrmities, in
, , hadnniltteddhim for the per-
._ ,, exacting uties. Mr.Reed
one»:
D. Kelley:
Your letter has Mn recgived
‘ ,will be by the whole country,
I! regret for the circumstances
W ypnr retirement from the com»
.. 3'! and means. During almost
”at;I conspicuous career, which
*‘ hdsh‘fioinbmsidenhle partoi the m.-
fld ‘ repoch In our national life,
‘ inseparably associated
1 ”committee and almost the
the house of representatives
have already rendered the
,_ oi allihe living and of the
’ . ' declination to serve on that
Wis“: event in the historon the
comm the bounds of either pro-
mhwhenlamureyouoi there-
Malinda members of thehouu and
“Wilma! hope that returning health
M msyenahleyoutoaiduswitb
Mend counsel for manyyears.
truly, T. 3.11m.”
#6” then adjourned untilWednee-
foam-gr" SilentthCanada.
Mannheim—The oilieeot the
~ « otthehousewashesieged
' by notarics with hots givu by
which had been allowed togoto
Asthstee in each protestcaseis
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anger, abroad and in the United litates, and
' whatlegislstiou, itsny,isnsosssaryto pro-
mos-lam i- the louse.
Wm, Dee. 10.-—'l'hs enter the
, promoted
11. em. ofthe DistrictoiOolumhla, lobe
librarian (if: the house, vies Butler. Hr.
Bmithlis'acoiored man, and has been «let
ant lihru'len for some years.
' Bald-II ls Dinah Fol“!-
Wasntsoros, Dee. lit—The report placed
incirculation that the condition of Repre-
sentative Randall had become dangerous
wee emphatically denied at Mr. Randall's
house. lira Randall told a reporter that
Mr. Randall was very much better.
one none VICTIM.
Another Linen-Ia Killed in Ill-l Air by
Live Wires.
Nrw Your, Dec. 10.—-Another death by
contact with electric light wires has jut
occurred, strongly resembling in itsdetalls
the horrible killing of Lineman Feeks some
weeks ago. Peter Clam, a young Dane,
employed as a lineman by the Northern
New York Electric Lighting company,
climbed a pole at Third avenue andOne
Hundred and Fifty-sixth street todo some
repairing. A few moments later a little
girl playing on the sidewalk heard a ”dog
noise above her, and looking up she mw
Clausen lying sci-om two wires, with ablu-
ish light shooting from his right hand. Her
cries quickly brought a crowd to the scene,
and several policemen soon arrived and set
about the task of extricating Clawn’s body
from the wires
A rope was thrown around Clausen‘s body,
but so strong was the grip which held him to
the wires that it could not be loosened
While pulling on the rope Thomas Smith
touched the body and received a shock
which knocked him senseless. He was taken
to a drug store, and by the use of stimulants
revived. Finally an oiilcer cutone oi the
wires wilhan axe, and the bodywasthen
easily removed A sickening smell of burn—
ing flesh pervaded the air. A physician
examined the body}: pronounced lite ex-
tinct. The right dand arm up to the
elbow was Is mass at charred flesh, and there
was a deep burn under the chin.
THE REPORT CONFIRMED.
Explorer Peters and ms Party Were
Mus-cred in Africa.
lawman, Dec.10.——0n1\’ov.7 the start.
ling news reached herothat Dr. Peters, the
eminent German explorer and his entire
party had been
mannered by the
Somalis. Thenewa
was contradicted
later, but reports
.. havejust. been re-
ceived here from
the interior con-
firming beyond
question the death
of Peters and his
night], ”Somatic
swept down upon
the camp 0! the
s! Iorer.
The Peters party were mbymsurpfisa
and were ruthlemly butchered to a man.
Themamscrewasimtigatcd by the Arabs,
itissaid.
Justus I]. nail-hone Dead.
Lin, 0., Dec. ill—Justus H. Rathbone,
founder of the order of the Knights of
Pythhqdiedatthe Lima house yesterday
afternoon from the eil'ects of ‘auimmsr-e
earhunhleonhisbsck. Threeweehsagolast
Baturdayhewsstakenill. liedicalattsnd-
sues was called and the wouml operated
apon,butlngrewworse,andiorthreedays
priortohisdesthhesufleredintensely. His
DR. reruns
. bodywmbetakentosyncnsaNWY and
hehsrhdhaidethatoi his wife,whomhe
married in 1863. but who died alxmttwo
MIC“
' “Women-s.
sudthuehothimseli. Poewasnot fatally
injured. Arnold will recover. 'l'heaiiair
ruhulaatsdwiththerei'u-l orthewomsn
lo livewith hw hmhand,snd incest-salsa
wssshauthsueiorsdivorce. Arnoldis
Lnjail-IdltraAnoldisdyIng.
muwushmnm
In. copra-Carola“
Wilson—Judah“
rd-sdthsapplicattsnrer seam-incl
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LEADERS IN
LOTHING
mAN D-r—r
illN'l'S’ FURNISHINGS
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A Full Line of Children’ a Cape Overcosts, from $2.00 up.
Ian’s Business Suits, from $5.75 up.
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I'lifil Ii “ If .Hllf‘
(.2 w: .I.‘ ,1”,er II" 1417- fl"i In
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Men You
At Very Low Prices.
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LATEST STYLE HATS
Illrcct from Mantlfltt'lllrrl's.
Men's, Boys’ and children’s Winter Bans
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 30 Cents.
Comstock Bros,
14 South Iain Street, Masonic Building,
South Norwslk. Norwalk.
[w gents.
J B. BAYIOND. SS
Builder and Contractor.
Workmww-wmm Dress Goods,
one foot oi stilsnd St. on Water. P.0. Box 611.
Dress Trimmings,
And Manicure.
C it. D'ABTOIS.
.‘Cstarr ior Weddings and Parties Ice Cream
constantly on hand ionhc sick and “amine 0: ie
mucus}; :‘I‘I ”10 .NORVI'ALK. C'l'. "" H" W_. ,4.
4mm Q
o. It avian-roe, III R“ ’ ' E' 0' SMITH
Washington, n.011evlng secured the services of
Ten years in United am:- roan om.
“w Guide to mvanten mailed tree.
Am s. GIBSON.
Organism the mammal church, Wat.
Pianoforto, Organ and Musical
Composit tion.
it 1y Lock Box 89 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONE
J 0. OBOWII
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Carpenter and Builder.
Mrs.J. A.DECKER
es Cutler and litter. will opal
DRESS MAKING ROOMS
At 7 Railroad Place,
On Tuesday. Dec. ad. and would be with
the pdmnage o! the ladies of Norwslk and vicinity.
I will keep on hand a full stock of
DRESS MAKERS’ SUPPLIES,
Also a full line of
NOW
new!“ sea last-l.
Iflllllh all Illillllltl
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and Buys’ mom
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r. o magma-m “31:“ SAMPLE DRESS GOODS ~ all ' n
J .. amuse. mommahmmmuws P0111117 Ill KIN S lebmg’
ion 3 q I I will headdcd m m an”, Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Undertaker & Emhslmer. ill ANICURE ,
maxim Bill-Lilimoizllglét ° nflfififinau Tin and Sheet iron Work.
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' ROBERT
UNDERWEAR
C RISTMAS
During this week we are making the greatest reductions' In.
Dry Goods known to this community. Everything possible
must go at cost. or half their actual v,nluc to make room for
our Christmas!) code, which are soon In be displayed In all the
grandeur imaginable.
M. 8. SMITH,
South Norwalk.
Insurance Building,
mew...» M
2,-.san1éy' (some.'lieipl‘alrtmem};E ‘7’ .
HUI: In
Special 'iilduhcmchts this week in Stamped (loads We
have In this stock Boufec, Bureau and Wash Stand Scarfs,
C
SHED ‘80.!
Splashcrs, Carvers, Tray Covers, Tidies and Doyles, and to
and giving you endless varieties in Stamping Patterns. Prices
25 per cent. lower than ordinarily sold. ’
Cheese Cloth Comiortables in Blues, Pinks
ings, full size. Customarily sold at $3,185, our
price for this sale I
Great Sale of Books.
the popular authors, including the works of George
Elliot, Hugh Conway, Haggard, Phillips om, con
sidemd cheap at 48c, our price
Bub Diuks and Other Babies,
Two ittle Travelers, Children’s & O
Hollidsy, Told by the Fireside, and
Books. All of the above being bound in the most attractive
styles, and will be sold at the lowest possible figures
The most reliable Dry and Fancy Goods house in So. Norwalk.
LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES.
m" was l-l. SMITH,
28 lain Sh, So. Norwalk.
F. 11 0 I MAIN smm.soum NORWALK
Hams ls Is 81's W. H. MEEKER & CO.
hum, VeIelahleI, Poultry, lie”—
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u.1.smm. new Plenum.
M E A. T 8
833m IN TE] BET “KNEE.
will: want the choicest IRATE. obiainrdre
hot.
SOLE AGENTS
make room for Holiday stock we are selling them very cheap,
and White, made up with all the fancy tack
About 400 volumes, cloth bound, l2mo.. of all
Children’s Books.-
50 other diflerent titles of Juvenile
M S SMITH
O O ’
or All Kinds in Their Season.
~43: ass-r—
oitmnbloorooshyouwilllndthetnatmy
“:Flnrllla“ m.
“fifigfi’ifiy‘
lions Dread Poetry a Specialty.
SII’cial am. Sale of WWII Hm,
To aislre room for Holiday Goods. hook at priest.
Woolen Hosiery
Gents' Woolen Bow. regular made. 190
{mm In, 35c.
Ito. W
ladlee' All Wool Have. r is:- made tame the.
White Wt ol Bose, ”linguist 'Iuads Ilia. ”Nam price, ”0.
ladies' Pure Wool Boss, {Omicron-r price. We.
'Cnlidren’s All Wool Boss, use no she, . lovIner Wine
Chlldrrn' s Pure Wool Bose, lull regular made. 85c. iormer price, 501'.
Woolen Underwear.
Ladies“ Merino Vests and Pants, 87¢. former price, 50c.
Ornls' Woolen Shirts and Drawer-1.3%, former price. 50c.
Chihirm’ a Woolen Shirts and Drawere, 25c, iormcr price 40c.
.m, 'Niubfihlimu
test style, .1 90 ovum or '15.
Trimmed Help, latest shape, $250 biformerppirlcbfgdw.
Trimmed lieu, newest designs, ‘3. 50, former price. .5 00.
Ribbons, Feathers, Plumes, Birds, Etc.
Iiusl go to make room {or our Holiday (lomis. This sale will silord ladies I rare
opportunity to scours a good article at a low ngure.
FURS. FUELS.
”not reduction! in this department.
H- Kriegefr
Malnackcmo Hotel,
£213 0‘
South Norwslk, Conn.
A Merry flhristmas!
*._.. .§...._.. _.
2,000 lbs. 2,000 lbs.
O! the B-el, tin» Choice“, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY!
in the city,
At 20c. per pound," 9 pounds for title.
Something for Every Purse, Every Person
SORIET HING FOR YOU.
OME‘I‘HING
To
131']? EVERY
ONE’S
STOCKING.
AND STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.
With bi .g hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and surprises for everybody. The
largest variety oi Fronts and Nuts of sillinde at lowest prices. We are selling
large quantities of Fine Butts—r at 26:. per pound. Remember the place, at the
celebrated D w Drop St ire
C. E. SEYMOUR’S.
33 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
CLEARING SAID
This Week. This Week.
Having bought the business oi
The Bargain fitore
I will sell the goods at
livi’y’ny‘anVAT I ‘sncmlcn I
Preparatory to receiving Holida Goods Purchasers will find
it to their interest to see how c esp they can buy. The stock
cowprises a complete assortment cl
1
he;
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Hon-
sier , Handkerchiefs, Ribbons. Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
Goods, Velvets, Flushes, Com-
fortablcs, Counterpanes,
Flannele, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.
EK. Bank
Norwalk Chronicler