l
Incetheclceect thawar his hadheea
hdaatricuslyeta yeti torment-mate!
The Tribune, 1 and The
demalrud cl
waehtha lmmadlataehange ta
thaworse ocurrsdat ahtmttanyeatan
day. lie was saiaellwith aehlll and coca
In this
the“ mo- Wntrw Chaser
county, Pa, Thursday.
When Informed o! the death of Ir Jailen
sou Devil Ir Johnson smiled and laId: “So
I have not red him after all. Well, well "
These ardent the last words spoken by
the first Abolitiiinlst.
.q‘.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
m Seventy-five are Injured
.11....- d all the killedand wounded
emblaacsrtainadatpreeent
AWIIIh for Life.
, the killed are lira Nestor and
W mthc latter being a real-
1 “W Itwastound nece-ary
anti-cam oI'water on tbecrowd
rt.
Fresh News in... the erea (‘aretally
Called.
The suit 01 William Buckingham (or 820,-
: - ill) damages against the Plymouth (Pa)
”mm the outside up the nan Water company for the loan of his two chil-
wgrowepdm crushed by the crowd dren by the typhoid epidemic in 1885 has
. Witwaytothastreet. been begun at \Iilkesbarro. It is to boa
I. m ‘1" (fucked. teatdtlaae {or about seventy similar suite now
mus-y’ ck withpeoplcpoung
-. . 1“ $37, “high do“ on, w N 11111.1... formerly president of the
'. um Ilmd!’ an “IO M PEI!!! Milk, of Pittsburg, which filled .7.
m‘ a,” lost their footing in cal years ago, died in New York.
“sunshine... and were crushed to Cirmmt-nti-l evidence point- month
j“ 1w], under the feet of toJobn Knox, now confined in the Bridge-
at. Iliee ’Thestralnon 111.. mu ton (NJ-1 in". I- the murdmr of Mn
”mm“ “m {unhel- im- Annie Baird. a colored widow, who lived in
M‘IWWW crowd. a little but alone, near Millville.
mm M.“ Mrs. Helen ll. Salto- has brought suit for
”WWW“ Mme. divorce from her husband, Edgar sum,
”1‘ III. ‘0'” building and citizens the novelist, on the ground of adultery. El—
m M men and women to sic W. Smith and Funny Uirvan are named
w non-em been removed ‘- ”WM“
‘ m dilaba “a other serious in- Surrogate Rollins has issued an order giv—
m “‘5‘th mrecovcred. lug Helen. Hilton and Clinch, the executors
11‘" m of “u Killed. of Mrs. Stewart, power to settle the Stewart
will case out at court.
John Ichrthnr, oi Norristown, Pa., man-
ufacturer of cotton dren goods and cloths,
has tailed Liabilities about 826,01”; assets
nominal
Police Justice Daniel O'Heilly has resigned
as a member of the County Democracy 01
New York.
Burglara Blow Up the Postoflea.
Salmons. Md, Dec. ll.—'l'he wholetown
wu awakened at 5:30 a. m. by a terrific ex-
ploaion in the postofllce building. The inter»
tor of the building was almost entirely da-
atzroycd, the windows at both ends being
broken and the wall between the otllce and
the Salisburg bank adjoining, on the south,
was shattered. The grocery store of J. E
Fidler, in the same store, was nearly de-
stroyed and a drug and jewelry store on 1.13
north were greatly damaged. A man sleep-
ingin the jewelry store was blown out 01
bed, but not hurt, and the family of ’Sqnire
Hilton, who lived over the poetoflice, were
nearly paralyzed with fear, but escaped in.
jury. Itis not known whether the explosion
was caused by a kegot powder inFidler's
atorcor whether it was the work of burglars,
but the latter theory has the most advocatca
one, “mumps 11.11.10...
has I”, IdssieCIaycomb and noun—
1 known
3 “My Injured.
MWmOhrleaVangbm,
Job Wflhtw, Albert Owens, MrsLiater,
In. Plattand W Worthington and
Wmflkbtly injured, enchassprains
animal‘s.
when... '01' the Wounded.
Th . were mm... and it was
Might extremetoseesmallchildrm
W down by big men and trampled
A ‘flteatrlcal Death Trap.
Thistheatreliasalways been noted as a
iathbapfladwas condemned twelveyears
.mmmofia‘thaamwumhedaway
Iathedoodandsincethiamhaabeenused.
manager tried toqnht thecrowd, but
Itwasofnctn. Onenenjnmped tromthe
third mm... and was seriously in-
Wflmymore would have jumped
tqucooler heads. 1
. 'mm ‘to Death by Police.
; Itlarcplthdllh good authority that the
phlleecltibhedaevwaltodeath. The killed
'lltdinjni'dd’wcrt alltakentothe Hender-
l‘ia mate's; where they were identified.
1' Ooronerbwtm’andjuryviewed theremaim
“ ctthedafidmderedadecisionthatthe
mambthdrdeath by heingcruh—
Mrs. Harrison's Slater Dead.
Wasnmo'rox, Dec. 11.—Mrs. Scott Lord,
sister of Mrs Harrison, died yesterday. lira
Harrison was to have accompanied the pro
aident to the opening of the Auditorium in
Chicago, but she remained at home because
of Mrs. Scott Lord’sillnem. Mrs. Lord has
heat a widow (or some years, and, before
ed Min—— Park‘sOpera house. the arrival of the Harrisons at the White
M House, she made her home in Washington
Am Afionat at the Calamity. with her father, the Rev. J. W. Scott, who
heldapos'ition in the interior depot-uncut.
The old gentlemen later went to live with
his other daughter, Mrs Harrison, at the
W Doc. III—A medal from
In, to The Times says: An
mmmmmmuiom
3 waWe-mW:
“Wmummima :3.
1 It". ‘Dr. Wakefield’a stable in Kern-
wills. 'I'hc“Unclc Tom’aahin” wasplay-
dug lur'l’hrk'h Operahouse and when the
nitrate» sounded thcwhole audience of
7m jumped tothcirtcetandmadea
torthestah'wayandateartuljamand
«crating wu thereault. A doasnor more
«paepb was killed and many more were
Injured.
TWO orncsns 3.1101.
Was-a lurdcroualy Assault
finances-an in front. city.
. they
“Ida,“ Oneal them “and
. iathalattarm. Inspiteotthc
“the
executive mansion The funeral services
will probably be held on Thursday. The
Interment will be in Rock cemetery.
Three Saucy Yankee Schoonera.
Hawaii. 8., Dec. lL—Fonr American
schooner‘t sailed into this harbor disregard-
ingthettgtailotapilot boat. Theyretused
a demand topa pafliilotagc dues. but two at
them, 11.11.11... Stroupleand the Agnea,
durum paid under m When the
pilot coshmhionm held mt the American
through the American consul,
E1111 itr‘tliii momma pilet' boatdlll not
oral].
“13E” Idg‘orfihllllght‘
ut two-schema, the ’Ilstla-
tor 11.11;... and the Magnolia, thereupon
paid the regular fee.
A jtloodtlhlrsty Woman's Orlrna.
”Sal. , ,Dec. lL—Rohert Ken—
of a ranehnearStockton,"
fatally tfbylrammal’ohayandherlh-
moldmwhokaudtheplacetmmhinn
The. wasadiqtnte aboutrcnt,and Ira
PohayahotKennedyinthc grolnandflrcd
thaothcrharrclsol’therevolver withont‘ct-
tact. She then handed the weapontctha
hoy.tellinghimtoreloaditand nnIshKcn-
nedy. The ladreloaded the revolver and
shotKennedyintheear. Thewoundedman
eannotrscover.
Pennsylvania araage Patrons.
Hmtssuno, Dec. IL—About 400 dele-
guts-anafiendingtheasealoact themat-
HrangePatroIiaoIHan-lsherghere. Wor-
thy Inter Ilhoasa’ annual addre- dean
ywiththesubjectelttaationand
othetter hwsgovsrniugthelama
During the past year twmty—aiae new
organised,
'The chmmm'i-ioners held3
“Inflammation-ta the east
in wkIchII W alike by the
'I'kawithwingot tltehaytraewascoaaid-
mum-act “swamp-mum
".ludummdduth.
‘lo a ballet that the whltathorn termed
M'scrowaotthcrus iaduaahenchew
per‘ltioa that thhtreeutterl groans and
«lucatlmrlrrlday.
mddmmmwhlchratmuwgln
Iptheghost.isthatlttheoakgatalntolvat
Month-amnmaysapaetalneandpro-
dactivayear.
Thatch evidenoflhat scorievirtuacrsig1
aldcancawaa one ancelatedwith the box
Mbythcdlacavaottwigaoltldatrneln
anmaotthaoldlh-ithhbarrowaiulttaer.
Thepinatraehonaot tliamoatuaatuland
lnxnrlantci our («ammo-1m...
days it received an amount at veneratiot.
amougattheoreekaand mainline to
thanaktrcaalatmptthcllrukk
Prom lexico there cornea a peculiar tree
known as the"tree of little hank.” Ith
thus called owing to the fact that its five pe-
culiarly curved anthers hear some alight re
sembhneetothetlngersot achild.
Thehollytreehaslwcomeanobjcctol
worship, like the mistletoe. and at one time
new born children were sprinkled with water
lmpregnatad with holly to ward on evil
spirit.
The Brahmlm believe that to dream ()1 a
mango tree is Indicative ot the coming of a
Iricnd; that it the mango tree be in bloom be
will come with good news; it in fruit, with
some rich presents.
The juice of the hemlock, which is deadly
In lucflect. was abstracted by the Greeks:
and, in cases of capital oflenma, the criminal
wasglven ado-e it his crime had not been
particularly heinous.
Arabia has a curious tree, the seeds 01
which, it is aid, if pulverized and taken in
small doses, will excite even the most sedate
persona to perform all the contortions, facial
and bodily, 01' a circus clown, {or about the
space of one hour.
STRAY BITS.
Peat fiber is coming into considerable use
In the manufacture of brown paper, being
about 50 per cent. cheaper than wood pulp.
The largest steam hammer in the United
States is now in operation at the Latrobe
Steel works. It weighs twenty tons and is
arranged to strike a blow with the force of
eighty tons.
his aid that Charles Walther received
Ihenunot 624,1!)0 [or his etching of Rem-
brandt’s “Night Watch,” which is perhaps
the largest price that has ever been paid Iota
single plate.
Thirdavenue in New York is to be fitted
with cable cars to run every minute all day
and every half minute during the morning
and evening rush. They will give the elevated
reads a severe blow.
The railroad car on which Lincoln rode to
Wudihgton at the time 01 his first inaugurar
tion is now used as aa-oking car on the New
York Central railroad and runs between
Wellshoro and Antrim, Pa.
Birmingham, Eng, employs 1,000 umbrella
makers. One of them claimsto have invented
a transparent umbrella that will allow the
bearer to see what he or she is about to run
into as well as what is about to run into him
or her.
A remarkable feat has just been completed
by Julius G. Ellinger, a cooper, of Alhgan,
Niels, making 10,000 barrels in forty weeks,
working eight hours per day, which beats all
records of barrel making in the United
States.
Members 01 the Iowa tribe of Indians are
very well off. They have been reduced in
number to eighty-three persons and have
200,000 acresot rich farming land,which they
are to sell to the government-an average of
over 2,100 acres each.
Three members of the sophomore class of
Yale college were about to be expelled for
hazing freshmen, when the clam came to
theiramistanceinabodyand promised that
it the sentence was not executed they would
refrain from hazing for the present. Onthese
conditions the facultyagrced to suspend pun-
lahmuit until the next clones. The strain on
the students in the meantime, however, is
something intense.
ATCHISON PHILOSOPHY.
Nomhutagoodmanhasa right to be
Impulsive.
Thehardeetthinglnthcwcrld (or a man
tohold: hiaown.
I’m are times when 1119; 1110.191 have
timatohaeowardl .
uanammdamm
"yummmw 1 a
Tobeagreatmanbringlyourmotherinto
pominmce, and casts your lathe In the
You sometimes doubt that wealth caust-
rcflnemcntwhenyouhavcaeen the children
otthewealthy.
Alignthatthe honeymoon lawaning:
whmamanbeginatoget downto hiswork
earliwinthemorning.
Aaenslblewoman never frets it her eon
do-noteatanythlngatthctable:sha
knows tlnt he has probably hear riding
aroundtcwnwith‘the driver of a grocery
wagon.—AtchiannGIohe.
DAUGHTERS 0F EVE.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox declar- that the
woratmanahaeverkaewhadnovicea
When lira Franc-a HcdgaonBurnctt
wrotshwnntstwy. the hought “tom
tea—ditollwith moneyearnedhypicking
hlaekhwrlm
Acalrusurmounted byan American lag
“helium on “:13th
Inc: Hues.” plmorlgluatad
witha'l'opskaeehoel
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We have not. one or two isolated bargains, but in our entire stock of Clocks are to be found”
nothing but bona- fide mark down, bed rock prices
HONIEST FACTS WORTH READING.
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Reduce My Prices
Scanner Marksman-«Mounts
run run ' HOLIDAYS
at the astonishing price at
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ed in the office, store,
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17.75 from 25 00
221.50 from 29.95
24.50 from 32.00
27’.501rom 35.50
33.00 from 39.95
381.50 from 45. 00 23
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95 from 9.47
95 from 12.49
95 from 14.95
50 from 15.00
95 from 22.95
95 from 26. 85
CITY OF NIRWALKA EAGLE
Will leave pier 23.1 ll..(llcek1nsn street), New
l',ork stop .11 ,(Satnvdayeat‘lp. m.
Pretghvveorived tuom'la. In. tobp m)
Kunming. hoataleave Norwaik atp’ a p. In, South:
Norwalk limp. in.
point. on the Daahury and lorwalk and
Hhepaug ltallroade at Greatly Boduud
1 “:10“...
pplua'lon to sgente the Ci
and 3.1;}? wilthese.:tlors altlyo
anywhere in New tort: or its v cluity.
WAD persons are turbid trustintz any of the
employees 01 the boats of this line on account of
of Result
ts of freight
“Will J SCOFIELD (is H
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the ownere the-1110!,
SI Throne Masonry and (trading.
HS linden. fled practiul Stone Iaeon. desires
to Inform the public that hole paredt
prom -iy attend to all kind-1 of stone usonry
Grad oz. Granite supplied for undevpinnin
u Iactiun guaranteed. WILLIAM LAW
No 5 Hill etrcot. 11.1.1.3“...
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J’Ei WVELER.
Diamonds Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
39 South Iluln 81L, south Horwalk.
CARRIAGE llAllllFAfl'l‘llB‘I.
Repairing and Genersl Blacksmithing
The undersigned have Wop—5nd ashop tar
General Carrhige laklag. Repairing.
Horse Shula; and hencral
Blockml thing,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET. 1
South Horwalk whsrclhlcym .1111 urrylon the ahoveI
hurlucse and attend. toall outliers
moat prompt manner. Saws hamm- rut nledandteLI
OYSTER DRIIDGKB. 10808. BAKBS. I
AND HARIDLBS A SPECIALTY. I
GEORGE 1‘ CAR“.
0. I. BINJAIIN.
I have just woeived a large line of
$8, $10 and $12 IVERCUATS
Which I am going to
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Call and iixmnine Them
01 If
Troy Hamd Laundry,
Sconcld Blloclt, So. Norwallt.
Firehouse lanndrywork done at reasonable prices. 3
Allwurkdoneby band. (live naatrial.
R. F. ASKEWmmr
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
As it will be to Your Own interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
South Norwallt.
Conn.
llllllllll'l‘s
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
8Mmgncw.hutthlngoat.
W. 0. QUINTARD
MUSIC HALL moon.
J aoobM. Layton,
1. mailman-nu House Agent. in. ,
General I... sursnce Agency
lure. manna Accident.
Ocean sumahhy‘l‘lckda—(hhin and Stew-go.
Draft: for one! alumnus and loner Orders to
all at m
Notaryl‘uhtie. WM
diamond 'I'lcliets. BaggageCheckel
telleatlaatloa.
It Washmgtontlt» Mmmm
South Nos-walk. Conn.
l}. DBKLYN 8. ill,
Mm to c. B» DIKLTR.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Isl... Street Norwalk.
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REQUIRES
A BARGAIN!
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PAPLOOSE,
NURSING BOTTLES.
They haves good hlaekrahber Ittlag andtbc
laicewillheenly
10 CENTS EACH.
HALE THE llllllllli'l'.
SEWERS!
F. 1.11.umch
SEWER l.I’II’IE
General Bower. Contractor
Minimum
DAVID STOW’S
SMITH NORWALK F U lll'l‘ll
The Largest and lluudsomest Assortment.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN CHAIRS.
6 Wood Seat Chairs for $2.00.
6 Cone Seat, Chairs for $3.50.
26, 28, 30 and 32 South Main $1., South Norwulk.
Open Evenings. Up Stairs.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-—-A'I' m OLD STAND OF—
T. BURR emu 858015!
spnmowoon.
‘r
.1 Li. “RIDERS FILLED: PROMPT
JI'IY FOLKS FIND 11‘ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TBAEE WITH US
GIVE US A TRIAL-
THE LEADING Bill] Bill Bill Gilli HOUSE
-—0 F—
W. B. HALL & C0.,
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport
Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back part of the
Old Store, New Dress Goods Room, New Cloak Room,
New Gents Furnishings Section, Cotton Underw 111'
= and Ceisets‘Up Stairwafs‘i 51‘1"“ 351:3 “5
Special Ofién‘ilgs.
100 pieces Pine and High Grade of Colored Ctihmm148inches wide, price 750
60 pieces Fine French Berger, 112 inches at .51.
The above two lot- are sold at $1. 00 everywhuc.
One case'l‘ricote. 450., worth 60c.
One case Drap D’Almee, 501'. '
One case 40-inch Serge, 500.
One case All Worl Flannel, 251:.
One case Pure Wool 30-inch Suiting, 250.
New Velvets and Plushes.
BLACK onsss coons.
Our special attraction for this week will be 200 pieces 49 inch All Wool Drap
D'Almae, Sebastopole, Royal Funnies, Ora rare, Armurre and Cards. PriceaiSOc"
Me. and 750. Many of the celebrated ma col 8. Priestley a 00., and are aotu~
ally worth $1 per yard. 11 y are in want at a black dress we would ask you to
examine this lot 01 goods, not will be impossible to duplicate it. Black Cash-
mere, 37}c., 40c. and one. Greatly under price.
2,000 New Clocks. Every New Shape. Take Elevator.
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Ewith first— class work.
.“ e. are equipped
11 itll the Latest Styles
of Type and New and
Fast Presses, and are
1enabled to execute
work in the quickest
‘time possible.
It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
:1' eady When promised,
and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.
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A Trial Order
JIIIIIIHIIL
" Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beytmd competition
When quality of work
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South Norwalk.
A branch oflice ot'
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is located-at No. 25
Main Street,Norwall§
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