‘Illlr‘wltl llaaerArsust.
.. '- 69 the Mubb'have baanhsard
danaadarrastshavehvaamade
”mama-dummy.
”finance. denying the Win the
recently issued to the peopleot
Whyl'ismmtdaOuml’reto. lately
hpulalprlme udnister, in which hestated
that sitting!- tha government
him concerning the revolutionary
.. it was impossible to crush the
,‘ - heeauenoreiianea couldbeplaoed
.fioolcenol'thearmyortheaoldiers.
. gdoulared thatfleuhor laracaju, imperial
“I - ofwar,aotedthapartolntralbrto
4 . » Ember Barboxadeclamthat
Mt b a oalumnlator.
Brazil Detect. Prelo.
k. Barboaa says it is not true. as alleged
byPub. that a platoon of infantry was
“din readlue-to shoothimwhile hewas
hmy; and also,“ It is false that
Wu, theimperlal minister of war, was
-h wayatraitortoDomPedro. He
f“ by the republic because he
‘ W the army and the country. De
' Mohawk manifesto is designed to de-
“Europe. Brazildeteatsl’reto. andthe
motion of the monarchyia absolutely
We. 'l'hediplomatistsand politicians
madPratousd himasatool in these-
t of projects of which his an—
3, “judgment couldneverhaveapproved.
3 European States Will Hot Interfere.
.' The china that certain European states
may htn-fm' in the concerns of Brazil are
nicely ridiculous. The continental policy
or the western hemisphereon that subject
mush intho history of chico, and in
with.“ that policy it is a simple fact that
Basil k in ofleusive and defensive alliance
wit-hall America. The national prosperity
is increasin ona great scale. A com-
union has appointed to draft a con-
government will in a few days
What! religious freedom and civil marriage.
Absolute tranquility exists, and the financial
‘ litution is assured.
Dell Pedro mended services in memory of
' mug Luis. The ctr—empress of
, THE ICEMAN BREAKING DOWN.
Wan Crushed by the Verdict—A
_ < Conical-m Expected.
Germanium”. 5!). ——“Icannot {enemy
“with this lead upon my mind.” These
Minute piteous tonesol adespeiring
3 ha. came through the barred door 01
_ Mot O’Sullivau's cell. and fell upon the
mbfapaasingturnkey. Theicelnan.cou-
' “of Dr. Cronin’s murder. was fast
but and groaning continu-
“y, aathisdeclaration wasmade.
an is on the vage of breaking
down. Physically weakened by incipient
was buoyed upby the hope of
bullion! to himbyhis attorney
timbwasontbepdntofmaking
« olilenoemadaiuthejuryroom.
theywce peparing anaddraab
giving thetull iactainthecnse
theyeame toagree upon thever-
returned.
In” Chicago one»: Discharged.
’ hytluparlntendentotl’ollca
3 ,maal Flynn. Panolmnn Michael
mleleebrnlhwnandthepro-l
MM“.
l“! own wants a
med-
vard players.
It appears that Ammanna'n. who made
man my- he wantetogetonthe Harvard"
tea-I. “butthaydon’t wanttodomuoh for
no.” The committee declare the withdrawal
from the justifiable. became the
irregular pude-
Withthoaid o! Yalea new rule was
adopted on as to shut out professionals. but
Princeton took “Vantage of a technicality
and Amos reluacd to answer questions. and
Princeton. with the ambiance of smaller
colleges. outvoted Yale and Harvard Find-
ingit impmsihle to stop such practices in
the league. Harvard withdrew.
The athletic organisations have now
adopted a stringent set of rules intended to
exclude all students who come only to take
part in games and all who have received
. money {or sports. These rules will govern
l Harvard's athletics henceforth. and must be
the basis of any league which Harv nrd may
enter.
Prominent athletic and other students say
thofletter of the committee. which is fortified
by the publication 0! all the evidence ox-
presecs then-Minter". oi the college, and they
consider it a strong presentation of their
case.
.___...._._.,
Persecutlng Powdorly.
Bmarox. Pa. Dec. 20.—~Mr. Powdcrly
has not been arrested. The constable,
Washabaugh, has not come here from
Greensburg yet, and the Scranton police
authorities pay no attention to his telegram
directing that Mr. Powderly be taken into
custody. Even if the constable had stated
inthetelegrum what charge the warrant
contains. Chief of Police Wade says that
hehastoo much respect for Mr. Powderly
toplace him under arrest pending the ar-
rival oi the Greenshurg oillcer.
Mr. Powderly said: “I know nothing
more about the case than what I have seen
in the newspapers. I presume it is nrevival
of the charge of conspiracy.” Mr. I’owderl y
has been told that Scranton parties are
urging Callaghan on to injure him. and he
declares he will push the matter in the
courts and make these parties show their
hands.
Lynn's Idle Tlmmumla.
Booms, Dec Ell—Illa)»: Neulmll, of
Lyun,Mnss.. has Written to the subcom—
mitten of the Boston committee for the re-
lliet’ of Lynn sulYem'rs in reply to a cook
municatlon from that committee as to what
Boston should do to prevent sullering in
Lynn. He quotes the report of the investi—
gating committee to the reflect that 7,000
people are thrown out of employment, 17.”)
families made homeless and one—third of the
business portion of the city destroyed.
Mayor Newhnll says that this is no mis-
statement, that the magnitude oi the blow
to the people of Lynn is such that whatever
the humanity of the citizens of Boston shall
dictate will be satisfactory.
Killed by I Selected Lover.
Emm, Illa, Dec. fill—Mrs. Fredericka
Biol], whose home is near the village of New
Lebanon. was tound lying near the door of
her house with her throat cut; although yet
alive. her wounds are of such a nature as to
precludenll pmsihility oi recovery. Chris
Achterteldt, a young farmer, is under ar-
rest [or the crime. Achtortcldt, though a
married man, was infatuated with Mrs.
Stall and the fact that she recently repelled
his advances is supposed to be the cause of
the crime.
Commodore Grinnel'a' House Burned.
FALL RIVER. Man. Dec. ill-The rush
dance of Commodore Henry Walton Griuuel.
of the United States navy. at Westport har-
bor, was burned yesterday. A valuable col-
lection of curios and paintings was de-
strayed. Mrs. Grinuel was rescued with
didlculty by a hustler. Commodore Grinnel
was absent in the Massachusetts General
hospital serioust ill. The tireissupposed
to ban caught from a iurnace. The rest-
dence was valued at 612.1110; insurance had
just expired
Supplies for the Starving.
810 Fans. 8. 1)., Dec. 20.—Since Gov.
Helletto investigated and reported upon
the condition of destitute settlers in Miner
and other counties. the various religious.
civic. social and charitable societies, as well
as the town and village boards of trade and
individuals all over the state, are
gathering and shipping supplies to the so!
term It is estimated that about a half
dozen earloads daily 0! food. clothing. fuel
and feed for stock is being shipped tovarioua
rolls! committees of distribution.
Swindled by a Medium.
Wm Union. In. Dec. m—Panl Bill, a
marriedman. 70 yenrsoldfismonrning for
83.00) he was fleeced out oi by ag‘hpirlt
medium.” He wuscalled to flop Bottom re
cently by his "alliaity." who persuaded him
to desert his earthly wife and live with her.
Bbesoou hadull his money. headduany
amount at linedre-cn As an instance of
Mr power over him. it is said his “enmity”
a desire for apples. whereupon he
bought and gnveher em barrels.
Zolhl Is a Bad Mal.
Ntw Yon. Dec. inn-Zolhi, the man who
unsuited Dentist Doiameterinthe um
oflcaafewdays a few days ago with an».
- ironhar.andwhohaa been “ratified sea
swindler.h‘lackmailsrand thug by anom-
harot persona during his examination in
Mil-sheen remandedtothe Tumble
heheldwithonthnilfortrial.
n. nationalists um.
I” I ‘w‘
“—413 Harvard am
Item”
HORSE“ C LIPPIRG.
fifty-nunmhys
fimflWrfiw .
FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS.
uleavlomauonlhesld
' WM
stead. lobanewvtove. and steeled it wuhaew
Mm adapted
ammo-n: (or
Holiday Presents.
lootuest boo | .u'nkaet every hing that:
l
us think. oi In Ibo tan-bun line. ’
moodylnvim wwlmMstaNW
$0:le belchin- usgoodaw
BBB. B BlYIBBB
46 & 48 MAIN 8'12,
sonmsx, or.
iii. &0. TEA
Tat Chained To: Star Merci.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST DI‘JJCIOUH BEVERAGE, TRY IT.
I‘m n11 an: m 1:; rm. Cult; :m: vain
If is the Human Gram! Luv. plt‘kfi'l from
f 4» but plantation-i and Irnaunlwc". almnlnuly
1.”... and two from nilnlollvm‘m-xm or column;
luJTl r In» xlllfl‘hngt'q an liernwrlmily unzilwl
ru-l ovum-mi lull w-‘I. m. It it more emu
v .uhm m l. .-o than ill: lowergmd .1
(Briers! 8.7 Occidental 'i'ea 00.1.31.
11ml ll," vm 35 1' urIiny Slip. New York.
Fur 3.1!» by UV Mal - .rm L'l'<.
l‘. ll. 1. ' Wl'nN ac (19,,"
l). l.’ llillllllllllllll.
(‘ HAS. ll FERRIS,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
'1'0
BBBBBo B HABMAB 8
_..yo; .—
Ghoice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITzii-Ea, (230.,
\‘ n H '31an Street.
Bllllll B Bus
28 Main 1%., So. horwalk.
leals Flsl fillers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, ill:
or All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
R. I. nmm. 9&9 E. 5. RUSTRD.
The Bill! Ballet
-——~'i H B BEST-ww-
MEATS
mm 13 Till m EARNED.
want the choicest Isa-rs. ohtalnedn
nitrouhleoreost. you willlndihun stay
u wellas
I!
..,_ Poultry of all Kills
Ilium
F. HAYES: S.
0W8 m soon NOR WALK.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
80“ L633“
“illurlli” Bill] lulu
m and
cum
TlhfldMINIWork.
MI‘I. B. J. SAW YER
TIMI.“ 0'
llllmulll ill Vital Illil
mam Luann-am.
ll “guano/roll II. '0. mwau
m on. :InT-naayu.
A ”We!
Confectionery. Frults and Nuts
Mus-castles!“ Unlimited»
DANIEL IIIIOIIEOIEU
MERRILL ‘*W’ "‘“w
lTninlug School.
Business Cullen: ...., c... ...
, m... m...
STAII’OBD, CT. ; ' laughs.
lent Mfltmu ofivud youugaud old at both
minted-Moat
Business Education.
Bub-Wag. Bashing, Penmanship.
Ila-Maud. Type-ruin: and Telegraph:
nominate-aches want. Made-u enrolled
startle-v. Mam-dd:-
Merrill Business College.
'l'll Hallo: m can:
You will then want the
BEST
PHBTBGBAPBS !
TRY
NORTH’S.
ll()MER B. II()Y'I‘.
‘BORIJ 990mm 91 'on
ROLE AGENT FOR TIIB
Celebrated Aqua (‘rystol
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
They Have no Equal.
WALT KAI.
mm... WBIBBB can...
flnllorm.
Non- lag-cue
in my repair deputumnl l haw every facility to
um. due work
A large and well nlucled stock of fixlverwm-
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry always on hand
Wall Papers.
New Goods
KLEIN.
Largest and finest Assert-cat in the
Town o! liorwalk.
Fine Line Bill: be. Bulls Bull
Becker’s
Paint and Wall P-rpor Store.
l8 NORTH MAIN STREET,
.outh Non-walk. or.
Swan 65 Bushnell.
882 Water street.
CPoot of Bank). BR" GI ”OM cons
Pure summons Bigot“.- Idh it. ”but“!!!
“applies and MM ah, Nova ileum
Handmade lawman Kittens.
Gluten. lumen. Balls, imputed Health and Eve!
measure-eye Roman. tall-numbers“ M
106m or wev
"Ian. and perfect Im loraet 2| A lull line
ol the criebnsed Pontiac Woolen Goods; allot
above are a! reduced piles-.0“ We are sole agents {or
rowers Fish hand" Olltllothlng.th-s best In
thus-arid. naturalist”, MhmyellowOil
Clothes is not ex easilymhlnrt
and will many tim- eout? pvutecllou
mn-
mai colda. dim-ad. a
Glovtw. Kitten and finger mu, everything needed
on sum ~hlp. Imprinted llanilla (lupus :2 on I»:
alone hundred. Telephone. New York rm-
Jsever Under-old.
WE WILL Gilli.
Holiday Bandy
3 lbs. 50c. 61-4 lbs. $1.00.
Have a good variety.
I] UTS “'13an l 50 lb
Lovely Florida Oranges,
'lnlusllnned.swsot ndluepataedttusdts.
umm.ua.«uuw¢.
Good!” rum-manure».
NEW RAISINS at Low Prices
Condensed Mince Med.
nun. Ill Hill CONDITION 3
AND
5 CENT COUNTER.
10 CENT COUNTER.
15 CENT COUNTER.
25 CENT COUNTER.
can‘Find Presents for Young a’ndOId.
HANDKEROHIEFS of every
FUR MUFFB and BOAS,
SMYRNA MUFFS, CARPET
SWEEPERS, NEW
LOW PRICED NOVELTIEB. HOME SEWING MACHINES
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON (STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
description.
llohllAN finest,
lip. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR OI'
SALVATION ARIIY BUILDING.
pwred. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBIIIKG 1'30”?be ATTEN unug'ro.
Ink
WlllGll'l‘ & l‘LYNN,
Carriage Makers
And moulactm oi
All kinds of Wu one.
Trucks, Carts. 0 .
Allkiudsnl'twpairl ours-Wynn».
Severalnewandnooud ndwnonalormle.
NewlloadCamoulyw.
Horse-Shoals: and all
kinds of Blackgnlthlng
Foot of Prnnhlln St.
South Nos-walk.
spill t!
WAGONS
New and secondhand
Buggies, Phaetous, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit
Call and See Them. 3
:3. ll.
RENRY TILLY.
BBBBEBS!
_._.FJF___
ALL GRADES
AND AT
The Best Goodsflor
the beast Money
“AT—~—
B. S. BBBWN’S
Bill}? at SHOE STORE.
Clark a Lane’s Block;
CANDIES
“all”. moa-
BAKERY
iflllNO’OOP cum 1013.0!“ full .0!" .-
' findmm. ‘
Walton: and Carriages made and re-;
Lowest Prices I
Carriage Builders I!
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PBAT'I'S Fl]
HBI‘SlS, Balls BBB UBBBKBBS
Euro Cure for all Diseases
MAKES “ENS LAY
BA'ED HAY AND STRAW.
Peal Mass Stall: Belling
._ AT—
BllM" NB BBBS
coal! final!
BUY YOUR
[Bl] all Wlflll
main}. co.
All the favorite varieties of hard and tree burning
ml in! prices given for winter em. p‘- y.
a; icon thorougaly somethw ell pm-
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Woe-d
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
rann AND orrscn.
Water 51., Foot of llnvllaad St ,
Opposite Pratt a Wood‘s Shoe Ianul'scwry.
.wmv n. Fleiflttln,
t'notemlcand BeullDesl-n in all kinds at
BBB. BBB BBBB
Brick. Limo, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Luckawaune. Locus!
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
but ill RUBBER ' PAINT.
Yard‘ foot of Washington and “U-
. shun-om mechanics siStileon
Drug Store Mini
HUMPHREYB’
Ill-w
. .‘ .
1 .
i >vv-§vvb§§+%: " 4 3 . ..L ‘,
Artificial stone Steps. Coping.
Lawn nouns“
JARRIAGF‘. BLOCKS.
«Soc. doc.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD.
wnn mosaics-n '
awaken-tum
jvlt! be given
til Wet-r fltreet. lull ly
pan Me just call at
‘ COME FORW
Your chrislmas Pres
UNIVERSAL swonmf
m—«voeh-m
Novelties of all kinds in Fancy Glass We .
UNIVERSAL STORE.»V
ll \ nu aw puzz ul what to give anybody and get an idea of app
(m w u. lml. hmih r your em rthenr: ,your mother, your tether. andyour
local SeneviagaadGeaeval
Fancy Toys of Every Description and Prloq,
UNIVERSAL s'ron ‘
Just what you want for any of your Friends,
UNIVERSAL STORE...
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The Universal StQ
No. 10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
E. C. KERRIGAN, Propri
PLAISTEB’S
ROYAL WORCESTB,
SHAVING SETS.
FOUNTAIN PENS.
Our prices are low and we are
POCKET KNIVES,
HBLIBAY PRES
llllllll ST
CARLSBAD.
mucous wens.
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES,
GIG-AR o ?
swans? o 1 '
ALL THE POPULAR P
always pleased to show
Plaisted’s Drug S
Filasllllru
Cor. lulu I West tits.
PLUMBING,
Steam and GllFllllll.
STEM! HEATEhS
all)
Hot Air Heaters.
Norwalk Chronicler