U Iiouth'slqoalareh l‘llan
, near... OnApr-iltshesacounisrod
.‘flaadwas drivsnashorvosiiI-snne
”Misleadousofthefhro
mutational-vanes.
mutation-oer andtbecrewea
beavefthosbip‘sboahsadmsdetin
, dehicblsiahabltodhydsres
W Althehoatapprcachadtheisland
lfldmpatolfromthodtora There
li'Dahout tirlrtyeaaoss, withstghtovtar
The new Robinson Crusoe.
m the rhipwreckcd crew wmstand-
hipmcameforward and spoke to
English. He gave his unrus as
anEnglhhmaubybirth,and
render any amistance po-ible.
he. that he was left at Pomtbya
about four years ago, his
tomttndeninCocoao
tthe "we! never calledfor
vingbim,andhe had gradu~
aliyamumedthehsbits of the natives. He
hallyhscameiikothem inuppearanceand
W.
a. , Ila Ilad 'I'ahen Seven Wives.
Hehadtaheutohimaelf sevenwivcs,and
wregudcdhythenstivesssamanofim-
Maseru! only to the chief of the
In. had aw- are-gotten manyof
"hflhcwssofgoodservicetothecastawaya,
,modouhtmvingthelivaofail.
It Wasalarrow llseape.
. no filter“ him" in behalf of the
Wm and hired a canoe from
chm Capt. flooding, Mud Mate
WW ,Hsrriaon and one of the ship’s
”In ten days after their arrival,
,, thercstofthemen and Firstlate
w Watchman-seven men in all—at
Thscaptainand hismcn made
“mfromislsnd toisland,audiinally
Matxuhwherethere isamiseionary
flatten. Beretheywcrecared for by the
. mmwld than that had they
“detest Panat with any valuabhs
the natives would certainly have killed
the-ntheyhadothae.
lathemhionry boat, a stench centerb
W, the captain made sail back to
M Bethanretarnedwithhis crewto
jib “any bland. Two months later
“mare-chlamflanarrived
.d mohthemall ”Mwherethey
Grind lav. 1% From Honolulu Capt.
Walnut partof theaawwrrebrought
them-mummies“ Franchco.
theralov. 2». Tbecaptainandhh
,"hadlongbeen given up as lost The
Mthathisvoyugiugincanoe
aadbostaroand by way of the island to
“Kukaadthsaceretnratol’oaeat andbsck
humahontIMmflea Duringthese
mandalaatayea the islaridsmoverb
mud about six months, the men
- on cocoamrt bread and natural
mwhichformtbmal food of tha
mm Annexation Deb-ted.
“What govern.
argmneat
ofthseoaatrybtoinvltatheBrlti-h
to come into the Union. Ir.
arga-ntwas onthsg'roandthat
{m harricbetwssathetwocoun—
in a rotten and demoraliaed condition, and
that to solatantiate their charges they must
secure possession of the lidiand company‘s
books. This could he done only byanex
perfe order for their seizure, because it was
feared that if the defendants were noticed
they would destroy or secrete the booka
Judge Gresham decided that notice must
be given to iieury Crawford, the lawyer and
[accident of the road. before anyorder could
he made. Mr. Crawford was found to be out
of Chicago. Asa confluence nothing was
accomplished but the reading of the bill of
1m pages of aflidavita by experts and other!
corroborating the charger.
It is charged that Crawford and the other
oflcers are misapplying and misappropriat-
ing the funds derived from the math opera-
tion. 0f the money loaned by the investe
msnt company less than 075,0!!! in said to
have been used in the discharge of the com-
pany‘s legal claims, and MM!” is alleged to
have gone into the pockets of the odioera
The investment company cannot foreclo.
for sixfimonths, at no instalment of interest
5 yet due, and it represents that if a re
ceiver is not at once appointed and Craw-
ford enjoined from issuing more bonds and
from doing anything at all, the value of the
road will he mined by the mismanagement,
misapplication of funds waste, and re-
moval and secretion of meta.
Mormons issue a Ianifcsto.
Sam Lam Cm, Dec. lt—Wilfred Wood-
rltl. George Q. Cannon and Joseph F.
Smith, apostles of the Mormon church,
have inner] another manifesto unqualifiedly
denying all charges made against the church
lathe recent hearing before Judge Ander-
Iin. So far from any doctrine or teaching
of the church being hostile to the United
States government, members of the church
are under diVine command to revere the
amatitntiass as a heavm inqdrad inatru-
man, and obey as Supreme all laws madein
pursuanceof its provialcms. Thesignersof
the manifesto regard the attempt toexclude
aliens from naturalization, and citisena
from elective franchise on account of mem-
bership in the Mormon church, as impolitic,
and a dangerous encroachment upon civil
and religious liberty. They earnestly appeal
to the American press and people not to
condemn the Letter Day Saints unheard.
Father Damien Was Not Alone.
Ornwa, Dec. 14,—Mr. Clarence W. Ash-
ford, attorney general of the Sandwich
Islands, has arrived here. In speaking of
the prevalence of leprosy in the ialaudr, Mr.
Asbford, while paying a tribute to the
mom of the late Father Damien, mys
that it is a mistake to suppose that the
clergy of other denominations and sects are
not even at the present moment miniatu-
ing to the wants of the victims. The
Hawaiian government recently engaged Dr
huts, an eminent authority on skin diseases,
to make a study of leprosy with the object
of devising a cure. The uttorneygeneral
alsosaid that a liberal concession for fifteen
yurs has been granted English capitaibts,
yovided they lay a cable to Vancouver,
3. 0, within a year.
Woburn’a Big lockout.
tedndsraalohforye but I've a Janka-h
mmmw' ~au-nw
”phlegm
'iagorridiculiughlm,andaaimmemr
urea
Wosuus, Man, Dec. lL—There is no
EE
no!
Omsk-Val, lduuao. it’udbehsrd
a
day. ltistoeontalu every species
rshtingtotheprluce’s public life.
aisrgseollscttoaof
our.
numberofcsrlcat
Thsmostf—hionablehenin New‘YorlI
Mbasbitohveatwmlowhmuhiuths
townof Wakloboro. Bhestsrted in liiss
plain,dsrhbrowupuilst.bctaroneuehaagsd
this for a biaeksadwhits salt. The next
time she died berfestbersshecame out as
whitsaemow,audtbisfallshespprarsina
bhchwbiteandtandnsa
Whfls rernovlngsu old straw-tack near
comma, there was found a henwhich
hadbeenirnprisoued under the pilefarsev-
eralmonths. Ahalfdocenchicksintbe
nmtwere dead. but the hen lived twenty-four
hours after being restored tolight and lib-
erty.
Thesmallestcircular sawin practical use
is a tinydisk about the since! a shil
which is employed for cutting the slits in gold
pens. Thesesawsareaboutas thick asmril-
nsry paper and revolve some 4,000 time pm
minute. Their high velocity keeps them
rigid, notwithstanding their extreme thin-
no:
The sumo! Willfimhasbecn paid bythe
Quebec government to Father 'l’urgeon, rep-
resenting the Jesuit order in Canada, in con—
lidn'stlon of the order's total and perpetual
Wmeut of claims to the estates which
became the property of the crown when the
order was suppromed nearly a century ago.
Living within two and a half miles of flat
tapoisette, Mara, where all were born, are
nine brothers and sisters named Belles, who
range in age from 60 to 88 years. Almgether
there were twelve children, but three died,
one at the age of 62, another at the age of a),
and the third when he was 25. Themether
lived to be a uonagcuarian. The fatherdiad
in his fifty-eighth year. .
King Otto of Bavaria receives 433”)“
marks, or a little over a million dollars, a
your, from which 8250,!!!) is duluctcd to pay
all the debts of his predecemor, King Lud-
wig. How large these debts are may he in-
ferred from the fact that it take fifteen yam
to wipe them out entirely.
LEVELANll'g
SUPERIOR
BAKING PllWllill
THE PllllEST lNll BEST
Is mode only of cu(strictly pure grape creed
of tartar. etri pure bicarbonate of
soda,and a boil lporiion of flour aa a
preservative, nolhi else whniemr, and
is warranted cutirey free from alum
ammonia, phosphates, lime, and all the
adulterunie frequently found in baiting
dens. The characterof ofmsteriaie
used. their purity, and the nicely” of their
combination, render Cleveland’s .«or
inkingpowderihemtbeailhfulan moe‘
economical to use. and it always alordz
wholesome. nutritious, and delicious food.
It' Is recommended for purity, healthful.
aces and eihciencyb y Government and
State chemists, chemists of Boards d
Health, and professrn-s in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only' In cans, full weight.
Ctnvmsn Bum-ma. Atom. N. Y
. Dendngd'iryrlesl culture
settle them
«- Pflfl'l' GRAPES
change in the condition of the big leather
workers’ lockout. Two members of the state
board of arbitration, Richard Barry, the
labor representative. and Esra Devoi,
the manufacturers’ representative, came to
Woburn at noon and called on theexccutive
committee of the Knights of Labor. They
found the Knight of Labor willing to have
thequcstiom arbitrated either by state
boarder by a special beard arranged be-
tween the manufacturers and themseivm.
lie-rs. Barryand Dave] will also see the
executive committeeof the Manufactured
a-oclstiou and ascertain if a conferencscan
be had between opposing faction.
To “a Dr. Hurray Baler.
Pmunnrau, Dec. lt—‘l‘be Iowan.
medicaiexamiuerofthcorderoflv‘nta'nal
Guardians. which organisation Dr. F. I.
lurrayattemptedtodcfraudontobey
My thsdeathofAunie lcln»
tech,” calledameeting of the Supreme
lodgeforthepurposeof takingactionlooh—
iagtothe prmecutionof both lorrays‘nd
InBehm. Thedistrictattorueystateathat
ifsuchactiouhnot hkeuwonhewiilhimr
tellinstituleproceediuga.
Struck an a Crossing.
mm, 1". Y., Dec. 11~At 8:!)
madame
m Glaioeti‘l‘eanver 05ml.
PERFECTLY PHRE.
A MUST DELICIOUS MIRAGE, TRY l'i‘.
anflurwmsfid‘ret. Mummi-
it is the fire-um 0"- me i Hr. pivkni. 'm 'l
“I "Treat p'antntlc.»rr..: hL. minlwu a- .m e- 5:
lam-or .
ymnfigiwr’, ,. v;
,. m.
) my end (M from all min
it .t' .rr The pen-hr
PROF. W. (3.13 13me
mammalian-am
“labial-swath. mamas
pin“... .........
cfiQ-fi
WHO raw
m‘mde We!
.Wr’firm "nom-
MERRILL «Wm-w
‘ . ETrtll Sch I.
Blilllll Caller "“ °°
Emerson-sat
‘ Practices
sruroan. or. E u...
hart mm «but young and old of both
mum-trues
Business Education.
[lash-Wag, Banking. Isa-nihil-
Ihsrthaad. 'l’ypewritlsg sad telegraphy
aroa-oallhabmnch- taught. Itadeats enrolled
menu-e. Formula.”
Merrill Business College.
l'lll Hfllilali an innit
You will then want the
_BEST
TRY
NORTH’S.
HOMER B. noy'ri
'edmd [moaning 91 'v-N
§0LB sum '0}! run
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles all Eye Glasses.
They llavenolqaal.
min. cone-nos.
waurusrs, wall: a srarxorur.
Burl)". an-la‘net‘la
la r lhaveaveryladilty to
uyrspai cop-rm
Alamo and well selected neck of silverware
Diamonds and Pine Jewehy always a: hand
Wall Papers.
New Goodis
Largest and Finest Assortment in tile
Town of Norwalk.
-—-—-e»———-
incline lllil iciluullellnll
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 NORTH" MAIN STREET,
loath Norwulk. Ct.
Swan 6; Bushnell,
863 Water Street.
WHOM. corn
”KEV ENGLAND
llllllllllliill MINCE NEAT.
histamine t
.; _
Hdl M hi. 't in .
helm: ELY-Yrs: thin ite'lowerémlI-an M I lm WI “firm “I I. [If
3:12;..‘1. z. Omit-3117’s; 53., .7. . . lteeipts. calm to ' Ion-a and
Inn..- n» :u 3.: Imrh'm mp 1:... ,....:. Wicks-lilo. up D on .
" 1 ’ ~ ' rqnilolfipoaadswetlhesl‘ ”K
in vole i,» l‘l" Mr“! ufua'rfm hm" ‘” ”I. g m may“
”I new ha
I". ll. LAWN I: (30.. limo male-e it WW'
II- I-‘lmflmm raw arm... “1::
CHAS. ll. I‘ll-BRIE, ransom-mun. teeny-erase.
South liorwsih. Cons. “mu“. ,0 3,,
GO TO Good Butter at 25¢. per Pound.
.. Nllllllllllllllllli
Choice Groceries
Table Dolmen,
Mmmwm
meam-x
Carriage Builders 1
No. 65 MAIN STREET,
Wazons and Cmieges made and reg
JOBIIINO PBofllP‘l‘L! ATTENDED 1'0.
”lichen a swan,
BEAR OI“
SALVATION ARMY BUlLDlNU.
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
IuLI
WRIGHT & I‘LYNY
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of Wu one.
Trucks, Carts.e c.
All kl d ofropairi promptly done
Moral nellviud seeomlnlland was-ms for asle.
unlined mesm- only 8‘1).
Horse-Sheen and all
kindsofBlaoksmig thing
Pool of Franklin St .
South Norwaih.
Iplfi if
WAGONS
Row and woodland
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindle-w, etc.
Prices to Suit
Call and See Them.
EENRY TILLY.
lllllilillliil
-—0F-—-—-
ALL GRADES
:AND AT
Lowest Prices l
1119 Best Goods for
thelLeaet hole!
A ll.
..._. A12...
H. S. BRflWN’S
800T. & sum: STQRE,
Clark a Lane’s Block!
u- MAIN STREET.
CANDIES
mien-m1 nata-
BAKERY '
- Drug Store
consummacam‘roremeenu Ila!!-
Iarntofor-racntsicmdy. .
Ilium
Horses, cilia am] Chickens
Sure Cure for all Diseases.
MAKES ll ENS LAY
BA' ED HAY AND STRAW.E
Peat Muss Stable Belling i
_ AT—
RAYM ND BRUS
Baal! lioal!
BUY YOUR
final and Willi
WEEKS. co.
All the favorite nrlelia of hard and fne- hunting
coals. S ial prices given for winter supply.
All one tulyhorooz screened, well pre-
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wocd
Sawed and Split!
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
rant) sun orrrcrz,
Water in, Poet of flnvlland St,
Opposite Pratt 8 Ward's Shoe lanaisciory.
some n. mums,
Wound mum in all kind:- of
Bill. All] W001)
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, hachsvauua, Locust
louutaia, Franklin, and
Wilkeeharre Goals.
but ill BllBBill Plilli.
Yardlfoot “Washington smilin-
lhsilatreots. Brueboiiloe atfitiiaon
“ Mini
HUMPHREYS’
I); ummm-euermwym
artificial
Lt
(JAY! HIAGT-‘i
Mrs. i
GREATLY NEllllliEll PlllllES.
A. DICKERMAN &. SON,
84 WASIHNGTON STREET,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
- .-. .. .. mm»--- 9 .W
Stone steps. Coping,
W3 ROLLBIII.
BLOCKS.
on». one.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
an Water Street. lait iy
we. Hal
Brenna» g
”Ema—J:
new .....
M
.1... iwrun
”TEACHER 0'
Instrumental and Vocal Music
Reriik'ncc Ill IRS ii. If PlAl'fl‘KD's.
grASHINOTOS HT. '40. NOB'ALK
Ilru‘o
You (tutored "our
Potatoes for Winter
Cailandeecus.
DAN lEl. L’ll0fll MEDIEU
FURN TUBE!
NEW ‘i’l'Olll‘.
468:
Mi ll GOODS
liming "mind to four doors above the old?
stint? iotnanow rI- Ire aid elocLeei it. wulr new
goods. among them epccislly adapted tor
Holiday Presents,
Bamboo Furniture Eur-c3. a Sc. sens l-‘ancy Phalrs.
Pool were I ands. ”01:19.!!! fact every: hing you
(all think of ill the iurui‘ are line.
l-Zwryhmlyinmc l local! and luck at a bright
new ewe, Nuclei! with bright new goods.
Gill. H.
RAYMOND.
48 MADE S'i‘.,
soIIWILK, or.
Everythl to be sold anaesthetic“
maternal: walk
Yillllll [Elli all
A'l' 1'th WV WY”
Ostrich Plumes altG ,
IS ALL 731mm
Mrs.W.Fawce j : E
No. 3 warns swam
grouwam. '
a nor on
Venom-p.» _y
BROUKSIDE STOCK If"
Horses boarded and given lb ltd‘
the winter.
EAST SIDE LIYEBY 3T
basepmeda ”it“
fl‘nfiufi‘fi‘. a “£23
Mammal
andlneCsrrisgea
reasonable
Cor. dial
YHNYSYYINI‘B.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gas Filling.
STEAM HEATEES
Hot Air Heatersl i
n .h West his.
AND
.l_,
Tea and 'I'otlel sets ‘
In Town. '
s'rovus “ammo;
TinaudSheet Iron Work.
Ever oli'ered.
A POSitivé Sale! ff-
‘l‘lm Larges lllllfl [In
Bllllli AND Sllll
Everything goes at cost and less at the store of
c. H. HARVEY,
North Main Street. South Namath.
____ _, ,
GRANDEST
LAMPS [IF EVERY DESI}
Em earn in South Horwaih, from the to «on
Of all 89:». and Stylrr. We make a specialtyof
BULBS EYE AND NIGHT
Dou’tforge‘toar
andthehtlrtwhlifar
llowoa exhibition. Oslaal‘ oer
Malachi Glassuwi
Gso’ibemnieaayothrrstoro. Our
newbie-ed
nrsrmv or.
a
Norwalk Chronicler