pylthutllttls
youthbikitrightthsttheothw
“Iguana evideaostsndstoahow
‘MMi-andtl’fiuuivan mm b
Mamas-macaw."
. “mun-flannel
‘ Is who-ham".
at. diaehargsdsuspectassliksly
‘ Vac-semen lacrllead!
Dubbing cheatstsdthatO’Salli-
,"nmiloadinthecasa iii-claimed
« rsasoufsctswerssup-
which wouldhave
0
3m Lalo View politician, who ad-
, hill 0 do so on the ground of saving
Ought the politician induced him to
.fl‘ , ill-tics lahoney, who introduced
, to Cronin, and that his adviser
rlally a oonspirator. Therefore, ith
, an was sacriiimd because he
' actually nothing of the murder, and
p, . innoceatparty thereto.
Q [low the Masters Act.
‘l‘hs convicted men were more cheerful
at!” the day, and all but Burke received
mayo-non. Insure-med hisold l'ael-
uandthejsilcorridorsrang withhis
as be relieved himself of coarse
50hr concerning hh more unfortunatel-
lowpsssouen "
. Ma Policemen Discharged.
, Moi Sergeant John son of the Edi
rate-go avenue station; Patrolman Bed-
md McDonald of the same station, and
lichael J. Crowe of the Central
' ’ werepsremptorily discharged from
“0 false by Superintendent Hubbard {or
Nolan”. Stilt and McDonald gave
mm evidence for thedetense in the
Mme. ltissafd Superintendent Bub
“granular-well known membersin
', summer candidates for renioval.
in all are
., Cougblln, and belonging to
Geologists-stew vault until he thought
dildenoe against Conghlin was allin,
and Mrs Palmer, who is said to have
filpoaitiontokimwsomething oi the in-
Wo! the mayorandsuperintendent of
.yathattherewillheageneral weed.
~kMMthWt of all men who
ll" '. orminapositionwhere
Libya-a ”,Wbytbatmuse.
« w to the Primers.
, oi the four prisoners convicted
‘hl them during the daytoexprea
5. In. Cougth leaned against
_W, of theprhoners’ cageandsobbed
'mherheartwould break, while her
.. whispered such words of comfort
‘Washecouldcommand.
‘mhan’a sister, accompanied by her
paidtheicemanavisit. Shewcpt
oftheoouvlctedmeninthiscity
”Wbmthsverdict
’ aeolian. Sofarasregarihthe
Irishman
" M than t ,notthe
j an... mMfi’m a.
em
”qt“ , Pideook, W
’ a I!
m WISH. «I am mum
. Iipated and confiscate, mam‘m:
msn,who
infired Henry Wright at Big
Ark..wsrslyuehsdhyhistrleada
Find-uroyedthstwostoryhriokhuild-
‘Jn‘hr'i- JsmyCity,ussdbyex
o of
William Dayman, a wealthy farmer of
N. Y., was in his barnwhenthe
building suddenly collapsed and fell with a
crash burying Dsyman under the ruins
gallon his body was recovered life was ex-
ct.
William G. Chamberlain, for fifty years
connected with the Sringileld (Mam) armo-
ry, is dead, aged 72 yearn
8i: bridges to the California Southern
railroad have been washed out at Balidad
Canon, and the storm there has done m,-
000 damage.
The Bhutan Catholic church at l-‘reoltoa.
Ont-., was burned Monday night, and the
Orangomen arecharged with having set it
on the.
A boiler exploded at the Cnmbria Iron
works, Johnstown, Pa, and Engineer Benov
gun was roasted to death by escaping steam.
bliss Lizzie King, of Rochester, N. Y., was
found dead in bed at Ibo City hotel, Fred-
erick, Ind. She had evidently died of apo-
piety.
George N. Evans, a carpe. nter of S ’n -
field, Illa, has been notiiicd that be is as (git
six heirs to $23,le).011), deposited in the Bank
of England by his grandfather.
The four convicted Cronin murderers will
notbe taken to the penitentiary until the
motion for a may trial shall have been
upon by the supreme court, which will be a
year or more.
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The Late 1". ll. Gowen'a Funeral.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. iii-The funeral of
the late Franklin B. Gowen took place at ll
o’clock. The funeral was, in accordance
with the wishes of the family of the do-
“mt , ‘atrlctly pngsfimnszg attended by
a aw vary fiends, among
whom was Postmaster General Wanamaker.
Rev. 8. C. Bill, of Grace Protestant Episco
pal church, conducted services at the house,
at the conclusion of which the body was
borne to ivy Hill cemetery, where the inter-
ment was made. Before the funeral the
wound in Mr. Bowen’s head was examined
minutely. Capt. Linden said be detected
powder marks in the skin, and was con-
;vinced that it was a case of suicide. Dr.
James Damcb,o{ Germantown, could see
,nopowder marks, even with the aid of a
strong glass. Ho evidently believes that
the shooting was accidental.
There were insurance policies on Mr.
Gowcu’a life aggregating sands). It is not
believed that any of the companies will
contest payment because of the manner of
death. Cassius M. Clay Anistett thinks
‘ that Gowen was murdered by friends of the
Molly Maguires prosecuted by the deceased.
Brown Used the Club.
Locx Ham, Pa, Dec. Iii—The coroner’s
jury investigating the death of William
Lovett, who was found murdered on Sun-
day, rendered a verdict that tbsunfortn-
nate man came to his death by being beaten
with a heavy club by Charles Brown, with
whom he had a diniculty Saturday night.
Charles Brown and his brotherWilliam had
been arrested on suspicion, but no evidence
was elicited connecting the latter with the
crime, and he was accordingly released
from custody.
A Worthy Father's Unwurthy Son.
Bmaw, Dec. l8.—Charles Far-well, son
oithe late Judge Farwell, of Medina,
guiltyin the police court to the charges!
stealing 810 from a Chinese laun on
Nov. 16, and was sent up for thirty day:
Young Farwell bad 821,0“) left him a few
months-go, and has squandered itall. Be
Mammolegncyduainaehorttima
Ila Killed His Father.
Sr. Lotus, Dec. la—Emil Gunther, a dis-
hie fathcr,Gstwge Gunther,aged 70
Indkflledthooldmanwitbahatcbet. The
murda-er has not yet been arroted. The
fathrhadretmdtolethissonliveathome
becausedhisbeingaharddrinkerandota
After the Back Commissioners.
Raw Your, Dec. la—The mayor bu cited
the dock mmmisionsrs toappear before hinr
Dec. 19 to answer charges or mismanage
aient, eta, based on the evidence recently
taken by the commie-loam of accounts.
and show cause why they should not bodie-
lobed.
"You astouilh ma”! aid; “this is scene-
thingv wonderful."
an?» continued. "you
fivooduful. God la great, and III
po isinilnita. Butlwilltell youths
most wonderful thing or all. Everything
loohdpwieetandmcat nhetantial, but the
momsutahandwasstratsbsd out to touch
an object,the object at cries crumbled to
powder. The is only a few miles 08
; yoaliketo gallop over and
melt!"
“Your description," I said, “lsso complete
thatlsee the place before my mind‘s eye.
Why incominoda ourselves in this rain for
whatiesuappamti"
lssw that he felt themrcasn‘i, though,
with genuine Persian nonchalance, he cov-
uwadhis retreat with an "Aayou will! There
theplaceiaandityoullko to see it, i am
ready to accompany you.”—-—Youth‘s Cone
panion. .
Tao )lueh “Bow-on.”
Dr. Mulcbmore, editor of The Presby-
terian, while making a tour around the
world, was painfully impreraed by the fact
that a popular place of music, in which there
are “vain repetitious,” may become irritat-
ing. Essays:
On our tour, in nearly every church where
we preached or worshiped which had a choir
of some pretensions, we heard the piece,
“Comider the Lilies," which in song. bold
and fligbty, told us live or six times that
Solomon was "not arrayed.”
For the first two or three times we did not
consider the gravity of the matter, but finally
became a little rcstivo over Solomon’s con-
dition, when it was repeated and em; ‘ ' J
in moderate tones, in tenderness and in high
sounding tones, in trills, in shrieks, that
“Solomon was not arrayed,” and What Was
mom embarrassing, the singers sometimes
looked and bowed to us, as if we were to
blame for it.
When we reached San Francisco, we
thought, “this will end this Solomon busi-
ness." We supposed that it was a favorite
in the east because he had his bringing up
there; but, to our amazement, we heard it in
three churches in the accident as well as
orient, that “Solomon was not arrayed."
In the east them was appropriateness in it,
where nobody is much arrayed. But when
we heard again in Saratoga, on diil'crent oe-
mions, that “Solomon was not arrayed,"
from four to six times right along, and in a
manner that could leave no doubt, and when
significant movements 0! the head were made
at. no, we (nit that. it In. simulate musing
should be done without fail. Let a collection
be taken up for Solomon. _
Valuable Books.
Some of the best bargains that swell the
guru: of asecond band book seller comesbout
y pure luck; at least, so it seems to me, con—
sidering the time 1 have been in the busincm.
One day a mun came into my bookstall and
inquired for ".0411an book on the entomology
of Missouri. i did not have it, and learned
that it was published no more. He told mo
to see it I could find the book [or him.
I kept a “skinned eye" on the lookout for
the volume, but yet knowing it was next to
impossible to find it. Purely by accident,
though, I happened to see the identical book
while I was purchasing several volumes in a
private library. l offered flity cents for the
book, and it was accepted, the man saying
that it was of no use any more. Two days
alter, my customer who was interested in air
tomology called, and he couldn’t get a .5 bill
out of his pocket quick enough to mtiafy his
haste in exchanging that for the book. There
were 84.50 clean profit made on a book that
willnot becalled (oroncein twoyears.
Those who interest themselves in bugs are
few, but they seem to pay good prices for
their books. But this wasn’t a skin game on
my part, for the book was actually worth .5
to our trade and-to the man who makes a
study of bugs. Another peculiar trait of
thosswho buy second hand books was dis-
played by this entomologist. He had a book
containing the same text from the author,
but born an edition which omitted one
on which several plates or pictures of bugs in
their natural colors were wd. Hence,
be literally paid 85 toget that single page
out of my book-Dealer in St. Innis Globe-
Democrat. ‘
Electric Alarms.
Thersisnomdtothinpl peqilewill tryh
contrive with the aid of electricity. A quec
bokinglittleold fellowcme into myofloa
last week with a boxthatcontainedaecheme,
beexclained, which, byauachingh adoor,
or drawer lock, would ring a bellwhbbcould
be placedvauywliero chosen. This hell would
on nngm' ' g.too,until monolith.
moot the door would shut it ofl. Bya
simple combination latch, thealeclrlcity on
Mormon-nu.
MotParieunnowbsmhard
n. 51 Washin
”Scofie d & Hoyt’s
cunlsms itll'l'lllt
To the Penn Nurwalk and Surrounding Bunny
ins lined-tr to
Reduce My Prim
leek-wheres amuse.
ron run seminars
“new loses!
$2.00 Per Doz.
Wane-bulk
5.1.3in $1.00 Per [in
Mesa
”mmryaém h the ”memes-slat:
Oa-Jhitmesmra (ls-airs-
E. O. HEWKE.
OLD AND RELIABLE
in town Lin
FURS.
SLACK “All! IMJ‘C
CRILDRRN'B FUR BITS. Ge, 00:. ii 20. It”.
a 3|. 3' ’8.
Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves.
Mummaonlylfcapair.
:00 Pairs
Lace Curtains.
for 70:: a pair.
‘ Piste liner for still.
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mggdmfioyues mulls. lliilfilnlis. nulls.
i
worthflfiadosenwrleeioerach. f
Dress Goods.
mimics-lanthanum nails to clear at
semifindflfl. attachment”.
I:
MO.‘
A vi.“ to either of our two stores will verify us
In thlllilllltnl. tlul seem the ones for you to
boy lididay Goods or.
PLUSH GOODS.
c. {118. o 119
Women-u“. s1 id‘s: 59' £9215...»
I! . . .
Uailu id 5 Brush and best berm
unease, Hound H9.
“slimmed Wuu‘e Dolls, Sim
PEifiE All] PBUBPEBI’I‘Y Tl] ALI. Full '1'
South Norwaik
All)
Norwaik, 0t.
PLUSH mums.
tomes amass
Embroidered Plush Scarfs
lama-nemat-
We have the best selected and chespsu ll of
Flash Manicure flats to be found in the town olruczty.
TKI moraines
Oura Pent list is too torusto name all the CIT
lacy article-on lt.aillbe and the must for the
money in town, both in useful and ornamental
lines. 1 Will leave pin 28, I it. (Beck-en street). New
,Yo'r'kegaa'sp nix, statnrd'anattp. Ia.
. ‘ ‘ ‘.l gireav IWIAI...|ObplI)
HANDKLRCHI 521' S { hammer" “m' " W " M"
Very choice line hacy Borders. :c. i might take- “ and raaalvad (or all
waggngctnflcd ‘ "r 2' m 5'39: .poluta on the Daahury and lorwalk and
ere. .. . .3 “film“
mmuwismu, 19c, .rrxc uptoiaw; 3:2" ' " “"“I’ "“m
lime iitauun to lathe
ism Rage will be ”We” l
SILIK MUFF‘IJ ICIis ‘ anywhere. in New York wits v
MN
I! oi
nrwalk
(we!
ity.
Oar line has been useful! s- lccied in i : EPA“ persons are forbid
we guarantee. y and e p' on s emphyse- ol the hosts
, tee owner- than»!
trusting any at the
of role line on account oi
* _
; alone Musnnry and Gfldlfll.
i [la undersigned practical I dairea
some elem.
L . mlniorm the public that be Is [timed to
- 8min. Uy attend to all kinds of it one s and
; mu us. (iranilv supplied for undevplunmaib
. Katrine: guaranteed WILLIAI LAWfllll.
, -' 1 No. 5 Hill street. lot-elk
A. N. F‘EIIIIIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch [trashing a Specialty.
89 South Rain 38., Death lorwalk.
Canon mansion.
Repairing and generaliilacksmiihing:
The soda-ind have opened afiop let "
fivaersl Carriage Iakiag. Repaid-hi
llorse Shseiag all ire-era! ?
Blackenlthing,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET.
South Norwall. where th will carry on the above
burincss and attend to all, orders in the bolt and
mom prompt manner. Saws imam rut. died-ads“.
OYSTER BRIDGES. TONGS. BAKE.
AXD HANDLES A OPECIALTY
chosen 1' CARR.
c. it. BhNJAIIN
Troy Hand Laundry,
Scoflcld Block, So. Norwallt.
First—vase lsundryaorkdmeatressoesble prices
Allworkdoueby hand. Give asatrlal.
R. F. ASKEW-msu
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
oi ti
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Smoothing l... m Ill-1 GIL
w. c. oumrnnn
HUMP HALL sum
J acob M. Layton,
“Mauritian-saga;
General insurance A gency
lira. His and Aeridmt.
Ocean Elsa-tip Tickets—Win and film.
' and Merritt
Minn-1m loner
lotaryl’nhlb. Acknowledge—mum
Railroad Tickets. BaggsgsChecked
tom-atlas.
awn-memes. manure-toast.)
South lot-walk. Conn.
I}. IleKLYl & Sill,
mustache-awn.
S Soutlillmslll
27 ale 3m limit.
lint-mu: initialisation
' ‘A’nfi ‘Ice Cream.
(triers Pro-aptly Attended To.
censure. - as man-amt.
‘IIOUIIIC
General
Illililllll'l'i
l have just noelved a large line of
$8, $10 and $12 [WERCM'I'S
Which I am going to
Sacrifice al $6, $8 am! $10
e
Call and Examine Thom
As it wil be to Your Own Interest.
The Tailor,
Saudi Norwalk.
Conn.
BEFORE YOU BUY
HULIDAYBHIIDS
Donotfllltoallll
HALE’S ,
DRUG ,
STORE.
’l'he ilmt mines: or
'l‘OlLll' 8m HAHN!!! em. YANG!
maximum“. OUT «teas 001088]
mas. sou-rue m corms.
Fulfill“. Minn warns.
m mm, 3520”.
suntan CUPS. 0115va
nnusnnsnmimsuls,
cumulus mm.
80., 50...”.00.
Ana the law Prices are a leading
Specialty.
HALE, me Britain.
SEWERS!
Edd. PIERCE
maria
PIPE
SEWER
Ice-Er,
fl
DAVID "é‘row's
SUUTH NORWALK FURNITU E STORE.
The Largest and liandsomest .l§:ortnient.
NW ii [iii Till“ i0 Will it“ lillllllili Will.
GREAT REDUCTION IN CHAIRS.
6 Wood Seat Chairs for $2.00. 6 Cane Seat Chairs for $3.50.
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26, '28, 30 and 32 south Main St , Nollth Norwnlk.
0me Evenings. Up Stabs
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——-—A'l‘ m ”LB STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER dz SON-
spnmowoon.
Mm canons "urn PaoMP'r "
.‘ITY FOLKS FIND 1'." TO mme Al7VAN'TAiirB TO TBAEE WITH 17"
GIVE ‘38 A TRIAL
anioggonr.
W. B- HALL &_ (:0.
SILK Willl' filillllill'i'l'ls
One case more at the same prices of last week,
950., $1.19 and $1.39.
Patrons who were so fortunate as to secure a Dress from
these goods last week, will be glad oi another dress for their
friends. Those who have not heard of them, should secure at
least one Dress. Please notice the‘saving.
use the 81.25 Quality.
81.19 the 01.50 Quality.
91." the $1.75 Quality.
The Great Silk Sale will he continued until Christmas
lawnmummsimu‘mmmmorthmmmu
u otths a. ten so
are Janitorial ra ks. pkeesOoiondflstinaflaayard. no
GlGANTlC CHBI$IMAS .SALE OF OVER
25,000 HAN“ ‘K'E
For ladies, Gentlemen and Children. Damn-m larged to three
unalspaeeloeoar Great (must-use Sale. on “a. "-
Cleats, Fun and Cloaklnss, Large
Silolclt goal Juckpts,‘80loth Gorgon“,
us ,rapsan _, u r .
tools film and 33:13. so
a .
lilttillllimllltl'ltlillfl ' '0
RCHIEFS'
with the [hill .
anything thatia
may be in conformity
with first-class work. A.
' We are equipped
of Type and New
Fast Presses, and‘a‘i'o
enabled to execii
time possible.
It is our aim to ,,
ways have the wort
ready when promised, '
and we pride ‘ our
selves on this ‘
feature.
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