“Newsagent“
. “on the pawl-.tweatyof
wwakfled. Newton!“
'wasuudmsdlyiheworaafthelm-
, 0H rm lanahala a
iaclhledtoruyalian. ltisthe
, Weftheempimaadtheeapltalof
” _ aaltamortantprovlaeaofthssaais
alumna-mas rep-lanes.
, , , h.varywelltode,uadths
, wholaslaninteuatla the up-
: ' d llama! and imp-III m
‘ ‘ thalamus-satin It. A large
teeva' onethirdofthe city.
Ill- lltrlgmllf Ooh. 0-.
-2 “mudguard-o far secon-
flhwdktuhnoeu but there hatill
” llbigniug going on, and serious
‘_ baublsislikelytooccurif the imperialists
Ilithe Portuguese persist in raining to
adnowledpthealtered conditionofail‘aira
Imallleanhearthere have honin-
a‘msrahle pettyattempts oftbe lmperiallsta
F 'r , Ital: lea Van» Don Pedro.
. 11h Daily Globe of Iaranhamfils Mend—
“ earn-fly the cause of the republic.
husbands Paulo Duarte Belforte, its ed,-
limhaatriedtospeakatmeetingnbutbeen
Hidden Mostof therichmcnareleau—
.- iagtuwardaConeervatism, andarethehope
u the Imperialists. Once! the leaderaof
“a h Baron de Guahy, a member of the
late chamber of deputies, and one of the
‘ millionaires in Brazil, and said to
, in consultation with the Conservative
III-Ia in Bahia, llaranham and Ceara,
wile the cause of Dom Pedro isstrongeut.
. A Conservative Republic.
Bandung Dec. ISL—The papers brought
from Rio Janeiro by the steamer Bessel,
or“ has just arrived at her dockhere,
min many proclamations issued by the
new government of Brazil regarding the
Mary transaction of business. One of
"About important of thee: relates to the
. aleotiou which the revolutionists promised
to hold at an early date, when the questions
d aeuuafltution and the permanent officers
althouaw republic were to be submitted to
the people.
‘mfintulauae of this decreashowuthat
. aim in the revolutionary buly which de—
‘. m Dom Pedro and drove the imperial
T ' y out of the country there is an active
‘ rConservative element, for nuiversalhuifrage
. injected and it h declared that only such
votesaaaare able to read and wfiteshall be
was to camp.
at :m::, People Disqualified.
r, Haves all the freed slaves out and a
" Fri; of the white populationaswell.
oonfinesthe powersof government tothe
' m and moderately well-to-do people.
i? Allthe cations relating to the coming
election arising out of the changed con—
Wof alfairsare left tothe minister of
, 'fie interior, who promins to publish his do-
ulalonsaesoonas arrived at. Thename of
flu United States of Brazil was formally
, adopted by the provisional government.
, The: Stick to the Old Flag.
Tbclecree regarding the insignia of the
'M republic is as follows:
. “The provisional government of theUnited
.fltatel of Brazil, taking into consideration
thefutthattheculoruof our oldflag com-
m the victories and achievements oi
Warmand navyin the defense of our
tallies-land, and that these colors, independ.
my of the form of our government, repre-
‘Int the perpetuity of our fatherland among
thethernaflom ‘ ,
The Twenty-one stars.
“Denoothattheflagadopted by the re-
public maintainsour traditional and national
enhuagreenand yellow, in the following
“It: An oblong yellow and green flag,
Winthe center a blue sphere cromed
”Indians bar of white running from
“bright, with the motto 'Ordem E Pro-
m’with twenty-one stars emblazoned
utbefiddamong which will appear the
Whiter: of Cruaelro placed in itaas-
mm position The atararepmaent the
Mnehdthempuhlieandtheneutral
, .
thaw
fist in lav-hue stump- M the
. . seals shall have the sphere,
which will he the motto, 'Rapublica
mos Unidos do Brasil.’
~ That all the flags, arms, seals
“F formedtothecontrsry are i1.
I‘he Impreaa" Jewels Stolen.
‘ ,Deo la—Tho ex-empa-as of Brno
3* ,gnamleed acahlegram from Rio Ja-
, , m that all of her jewels, which
" . ‘tbe‘iluest known Brazilian gems,
“on from their place of deposit.
would baa heavy blow to the in»
m 5‘...“
l-
umnia Heights,
Brooklyn. on Tate
day. will he held
in the church of
the Isaiah, Park
avanueaad’l'hirty-
fourth street. thh
city, at 10 o'clock
« on Friday. Only
raidin- and luv
tlmate friends of
the family will ao-
company the cor-
cum roams.
figs from Brooklyn. Dr. liobert Collyer
and llev. J. W. Chadwick will conduct the
services The interment will be
wood, Cheater county, Pa.
- Does England Expect War!
Hanna, Dec. lit—The Hall haaereated
a animation by publishing the text of a late
order of the imperial government, ordering
extensive additions to the fortifications, and
Inert that conclusions therefrom are that
England fears foreign complications at no
late day. Theorder says emphatically to
put all the works in condition to receive an
attack. The suburbs are to be surveyed for
an entire new fort and system of breast-
woeka. Eighty end 200 ton guns are being
shipped at Woolwich, England, and will be
here in a month or so. The garrison b also
to be increand by two entire regiments, and
altogether the people of Nova Beotia, and
especially those of the capital, are getting
excited over these sudden and warlike
rim-ration
Gone wllh 375,000.
Bmunanrmx, N. Y., Dec. lZ—Tho cred-
itors of E. ii. Hemmingwuy, druggist and
private banker, doing business at Whitney
Point in this county, and who recently made
an assignment, have instituted inquiries and
have ascertained that he is an embezzler to
the extent of nearly 875,000. llemmlugway
has lied. His safe was opened and only 030
in cash was found. He is about 50 years
old, and lived at Whitney Point all his life.
He was universally trusted and r
His wife and blind daughter, aged about 16,
are complely prostrated by the shock.
A Child Fauna the WI“.
81'. Penn Minn, Dec. l2.-—A lO-yeabold
at Long.
child named Godfrey, while playing on East
Fourth street, found under the sidewalk a
peculiarly shaped box, which was found to
«attain a number of valuable documents,
including the will of Thomas H. Harrison, a
millionaire of Minneapolis, who died recent-
ly. The box had been stolen from the Bar-
rison residence by burglars. The will pro-
vidm for the disposition of property valued
at upward of $1,000,000.
A Southern Mayor Shot and Killed.
Jacxsoxvuxm, Fla., Dec. 11—14mm Wit-
kowski, mayor of Burke, Fla, was shot
and instantly killed at Gninsville by Albert
Thrasher, of the law firm of Ashley &
Thrasher. The shooting took place in the
office of the law firm. The cause is supposed
to have been brought about by family af-
fairs. Thrasher gave himlf up. Witkow-
ski was president of the county board of
health and grand sachcm of the Order of
Red Men in F lorida
The Plttaburg Players' Election.
Pin-sumo. Dec. 12.~—The organization?!
the Players’ National Brotherhood club, of
burg, was lormally completed last night.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mayor William McCallin; vice presi-
dent, Henry B. Rea: secretary, W. P. Potter,
and treasurer, W. W. Kerr. Mayor HcCallin
was chosen to represent the stockholders
and Edward Hanlon the players at next lion-
day’u meeting of the Brotherhood.
ngton‘a Expensive Gambling.
Raw YORK. Dec. ISL—The statement is
made that the 890,000 which Charles B. Wig-
ton, late treasurer of the Glamorgan Iron
company, of Philadelphia, was-treated for
er’uhenling. was lost by him in gambling
hweesln this city. It iaalso said that he
will bring suit against the proprieta- 01
these homes to recover the money.
Live Bloch Burned to Death.
81. Annexe, Vt, Dec. 12-11. 1. Stanley‘-
harnsatEast Berkshire have burned with
twenty-two cows, six horses, all the sr-un’s
hay and grain, farm wagons, harneueu and
numerous valuable farm implements The
lumisheavy.andthere issaidtobe no la3
suranee. Cauaefiunknown.
Erastus Wlman’s Daughter Married.
New Bmonron, S. 1., Dec. la—Nha Min-
nie Allie Wiman, eldest daugbtarof Erastus
Wiman, was married to Items 8. Walker,
Jr.. in Christ church last night. Archdeacon
Johnson performed the ceremony, adsted
by Rev. Dr. Eocleston, of St. John’s church,
Clifton, 8 l.
A Chicago Shoe Failure.
Cmcaoo. Dec. 13—41» New England
Shoe company and Charles C. DaVia, located
at the northwest corner of ladiaou and
State streets, nascent-ed judgment on two
autos amounting to Sienna-a. The stock 5
la the bank of the sheriif.
Atlas-mission Ileana!“
TOLIDO, 0., Dee. 12.41:. well how-
mmethMdeC.”
to...“ this elty.haa been to
sins-Indus; Asfarascanhelearasdths
Wiles amount to about m with
.uadommmmmm ‘
» They 'aat on Am ‘
Tau-mil. 3., Dan 11-January
lbs-dart
-b'
A Full Line of children’s
len’s Business
Men’s All W001
IsEADEH
\ E.
IN
" L 0 T H I N G
amfijfihmu.
Cape Oven-coats, from ”.00 up.
Suits, from “.75 up.
Mm
Mll'l, lllllll’ and Bill llfll‘llll 8
At Very Low Moss.
M...“—
LATEST STYLE HATS
Dlrccl from lanufaeturcn.
-—-—OOO-—
len‘s, Boys’ and filfllru’s Winter laps
Scarlet Underwear,
At 30 Cents.
ROSIE“? "
m .
UNDERWEAR
grandeur imaginable.
Fancy Goods
and White, made up with all
ings, full‘size.
price for this sale
sidered cheap at 480, our pnce
rout
CHRISTMAS
During this week we are making the greatest reductions in
Dry Goods known to this community.
must go at cost. or half their actual value, to make room for
our Christmas Goods, which are soon to be displayed in all the
Insurance Building,
Special inducements this week in Stamped Goods.
have in this stock Boufee, Bureau and Wash Stand Scarfs,
Splashers, Carvers, Tray Covers, Tidies and Doyles, and to
make room for Holiday stock we are selling them very cheap,
and giving you endless varieties in Stamping Patterns.
25 per cent. lower than ordinarily sold.
Cheese Cloth Comfortables in Blues, Pinks
Customarily sold at $325, our
C A mii‘ m '
,, - , or
“NS GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
Everything possible
M. B... SMITH,
Slinth Norwnlk.
Department.
We
Prices
2.48
the fancy tack
Great Sale of Books.
About 400 volumes, cloth bound, 12m0, of all
the popular authors, including the works of George
Elliot, Hugh Conway, Haggurd, Phillips, em, con-
C
Child ren’e Books.
Toaahrmforfiolusyiimda We.
Woolen Hoei
Gents‘ Wanton 8m. regular made its fumes 2k. .
ladle! All Wool Hm, regular made, l‘e, tantrum. . 5a?-
hadles' Pure Wm! llrur. lull regular made. 15:, Wm M
Ladies? Pan Wool Bose. 1|“!th laser. loo. for-u pies Ila. ,
Children’s All Wool lines. run u made, its. former prise,
children's Pure Wool Bose, full insular made. 86¢, former prior. 50:.
Imiln’ Merino Vesta and Pants, 376. forum prior, 50:. “
(how “'60ch Shim and Drawers. 91:, lower price. 50c.
Children's Woolen 3mm and Drawers, the, forum price 40c
' M
M'II' ‘S I
I Inery a e.
Felt Halo. taint stylethJmmn Joe. . '
Trimmed "some“ ”mum ovum mama. ,,
Trimmed Help, latest shape ‘3 . former price .00.
Trinmml liars, new”: designs, .850, former View“, .6”.
Ribbons, retiree, Plumes. my
Must go to make mom for on! Holiday firm“, or”. M ii“ “on! t: i‘ ,
opportunity 1n Home a g-md article at a low figure. - . '
PURE. FUR
(in at, ”denim . in an: dnpmtmnt.
4 (KY >
H K - 3
.. A rleger-
South Norwalk.
A Merry christmas,
Malmezkemo Hotel. ' .
Baby Dinks and Other Babies,
Two Little Travelers, Children’s
Holliday, Told by the Fireside, and
50 other dillerent titles oi Juvenile
58538"
1-} South llaln Street,
South Norwalk.
Comstock Bros.,
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
Books.
LARGEfi'I‘ STOCK.
All of the above being bound in the most attractive
styles, and will be sold at the lowest possible figures.
'M. S. SMITH,
The most reliable Dry and Fancy Goods house in So Nor-walk.
L0\VEST PRICE. '.
o
[M (unis.
J I. BAY-0”;
e
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract
Odie foot of llama-d m. on Water. Po. Box all.
C B. D'AB‘IOIS.
e
”burn for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
Emmanmrmseacsuauu. ills cab
hrstedltootileer.andfln
ornament.
Jam's-s.
6. It BI‘INGTON,
Washington, D. c.
'l'enyws in United States Patent oases.
dh Guided) mamas sullen fro:
ALEX. s. GIBSOR.
Omani of the m
m
l Gilles.
. NORWALK. or.
low uhurchJ'alu
of
Pianoforte, organ and I usical
Composition.
16 ly lock 80: 8 P. 0.. SOMALI. cons
J'. 0. can“
Carpenter and Builder.
l’laus furnished and waste-um.
J dag-kinda [we-gym In.
P. 0. “1. South IorwaIkCI.
J n. surnames.
' menace-inure.
Undertaker s Embalmer.
mmeurmmmorm
summer. menu,
more ammonia.
I. "an,
Architect and Civil Eaglaoer,
"a": .;m
nuns unseen“;
. {Ml ”in” m,
"in may we. not
sum aoawan saunas am
ll Wadi-glam W“
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mll. “when:
any. Joana. nasal-nam-
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am warm II 7.1. wanna-s
lust tees
In ling—w paint-squad
«qua mid-id saw was Wises
tad. mph-anti
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FURNITURE DEALER!
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INSURE IN THE
Connecticut General
nIFE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD CONN.
M Aasets are am for each man of manna
’l‘hcyhsve paid to men who were Ilvinkover
tumors. and for Death losses over l. .000,
sadnowhave a burp!“ over their his lilies of
mutant.
Why pay as long ssyoa live! Why not Iahe an
W Policy for yourself if you live, for your
heln if you die.
I. ll. L'nolfltbllll. Amt.
South Norwall‘
HUNT & ZELUFF
Keep (Militant larket in theClly.
EARLY [£08 E l'0'l‘A'l‘0ES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
WWII” Mall.
Pickled Oysters.
- Norwalk Oysters
'l‘haxhaveaot been m
Pare 1'0.an Cal-up,
Imported Sardldcs.
tarmac .t la the market line an I
hash eva at: M I.
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
ran
Joblrinting
Q
36111181181 Hus ml
28 Main St., 80. Norwslk.
Meats Fish flysmrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, he
on“ Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H. I. BENNETT. sell? 8. S. HUSTXD.
The Model Market.
«m—Tlll 838T“
sewn) is rss are? means
if you want the cholera: IRATE. obtained re
2 of trouble or cost, you willlnd them at my
arkct. as well as
Poultry of all Kinds
ill ITS BIASOE
F. HAYE S.
DllillLl‘B BLOCK. SOUTH NOB WALK.
BOUSATDNIC RAILROAD.
DANBUBI 8 NORWALI DIVISION.
Ooneetdluulflhm
Pane-germ
SOUTH.
Inflorwalk. Lv.So.Norwalk. Alum Mt
817 ‘ set 85 “
lain " ions “ 'losn “
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LWJ’IIIII. Pansy-Aunt.
IAIN LINE.
use-mum.
Inn‘s-aw
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was H. 85mm,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORVJALK
Ell. MEEKER e: co.
. SOLE AGENTS
KB!- “810.!
lFllllll lllll Hlllll.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
s'rovzs, muons,
AND TINWARE.
m. glvsafor
Steam and lint Air Heating.
maximum
Bill! Hill!
FALL sums,
Elasllgrsdes’aadeslenoi
Still and Soft lists, Silk lists.
‘Illltlaud (hum ”fitment!
M Mr. llutriamftlatllw-Ilt
NAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
ransom-rm..- we so
I’lalac. Cleaning and Ira-lag
Illa llals. s59
mum nun
0!. mm
H O LID
At 20c. per pound, 5 pounds for 90¢.
“mm! m Every Purse, Every Pa ‘
~01“ ET‘ RING FOR YOU.
large q-mntutir‘s of Fm?- lion
Cele-hm!- d Dec- Dropu‘lt/‘ir *,
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,’
33 Washington Street. South Iomlk.
2,000 1b§2"§,000 lbs
()5 rh- ll n, I'r» (jfioicret. Fire largest variety of
AY CAND,_
h.- riw city,
UI'I' EVERY
. ONE”?
STOCKING.
AV!) STRAIN NOBOEY’K PEISB.
th his heaved berg. m not prices. P132 .5 and surprise! for everybody. The“
lurgrut variety of Frulta Manse»! unkind. at lowest prices. We are idling
Remember the place,» the"
“at 231. per peril.
\.
\
Clillllllll SALE.
This Week. This Week?
Having bought the business at
I will sell the goods at
l lllllll‘l' Slfllll’l
Preparatory to receiving Halide Goods, Perelman will i
it to their interest to see how
comprises a complete smiment of
‘Ladies’ and Gents’ Underweuig Gloves, _
siery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table.
‘Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
Goods,Velvets, Flushes, Gom- .,
fortables, Counterpanes,
Manhole, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.
up they can buy. The
Norwalk Chronicler