3 sub-wouldaothava
them-ow oaths
hmrwmm
3 .. " " ,rl ' r .. -
. “Vii... ,, .Wmum
V',lbldataof‘its‘a'n'
,. "tothslastmsssageofths
’11an Rsoolncflsd
., ' . mils by Thoaneflar-
Iwuthsbminsmauddutyofths
terms, Ir.
ail-g the house totakspo-s-ion of thebsl-
anee of money belonging to tho ofllce now ll.
“leafs
Ir. Breckenridb adored a resolution are
ttiorising mums- Holmss to re
estvethismouey. lie an altered
amsudmsnt‘lpalatiag that this resolutloc
didnotchap‘sthsstatusot Ir. lie-damn
Washington Notes.
‘l'hepuddsnthaa appointed John Price
«hawks-say, collectorof «atoms for tie
dbtrlot of Great Enlist”. K. J.
Craven R. illicott, the defaulting cashier
toesWat-Armslaedomhasbecuin
Mb: t, sand lurr MW ll».
of. to prom notes
W .
Thereara, l cmutalntheindlctment.
A, FATAL neuunsar.
‘l'wo Children Bar-ed to Death—Three
fatally Inland.
Damon, Dec. lit—Twenty little children
“It some in gaulystulf andeotton batting
_ Easilwuanempireor a
. ’Wfli‘erthehouseof Bragansaos
- lithium were tbedepositoryof
powuof that state. The an-
_' whileitwasperfect
”f hecomecloudedbylater
and; I. thought it unwisetoawalt
Mirth; Hewsnted eongresato
7- ' .. that theemplrahaddie
" ‘ - “Mandtbatthe republic ex-
‘ thitday,theimperlalpowes
iahrazil,thatreappearanes
”knit-am of snow andth
, .mbllshment of the em-
.wmhnlld the Monroe doctrine
- la flied-4t. The congre- of the
, Mouths absolute right to
W of the greatest events in
' “I; Butaqueationof panim-
._ We! theholidays he thought it
will hswell to refcr mm to the
the “tar paid a warm tribute to
' It“, the depaed monarch, and said
“it” was catainly a lingering feeling
,d m due hhn which should prevent
Mild Ingalla for Delay.
“Ir. Ivan! favored the reference of the
W fiesaid it was not necessary to
“this" of the government or
Watsoumsnm in regardto re-
, institutions. Mr. Ingalls did not
'helhra that the Unihd' States should recog-
lhthe new government until the senate
‘5‘! had an allmstive and voluntary decla-
cation through the peacefully constituted
We! that country (after they had
Kr. Herbalism said that a singlebour’l
p-“lngthe molution wouldhedis
7 meat, thescnateand
' le‘ heUnited States. How
”it! antenatal-odd be lost in
. m‘th‘bpeople of Brasil that they
, f thyof the American people
m, ‘ ‘andthatthsnewrepublic
mow the protection of the United
f: DWI! it could be offered Mr.
“ywlflthesameopinim. Hears.
‘ , {Hiding Edmunds and Plumb fa-
mmmmrucm
“filler Olin an Amend-eat.
‘.j‘l‘sflu adored an amendment totbs
iii
were rehearsing in the ’i‘ildcn public school
building fora Christmascanta. Onewai
holdings candle for the accompanist, whet
another, who was swinging a brand, acct
dutaliy knocked the candle out of its hold
sr‘s hand against the drues of the childrer
and into a pile of inflammable material.
The children’s costumes took tire, and be
fore the flames could be extinguished by tbs
teachers sixteen were badly burned. Twc
havedied and three others are fatally and
ten seriously burned. Police and hospital
ambulances'aoon arrived and took thejnjured
to their homes. The building did not catct
lira
Jennie Lankshear died at midnight Ber-
tha Moody, aged 12, died a short time later.
Bede Bamford was terribly burned about
the body from her waist up, and cannot
live. Carrie Westgate, aged 13, had her
hair burned oi! and inhaled the flames.
She has been given up by the doctors. Lucy
‘ Bensbaw, aged 15. was similarly ‘burned
The physicians have no hopes for the recov—
ery of any of these.
In addition the following were seriously
Carrie Bentlilf, aged l6, severely hornet
about the breast and arms.
Nellie Thatcher, aged 1:5, severely burned
about the back and hands.
Cora Sherrick, aged 13, burned about the
hands and right side oi face and breast.
Edna Boliamk, aged 13, badly burner.
about the head, shoulders and hands.
Mabel Bymmee, burned about the arms.
George Homer, aged 12, burned about tin
head and face and severely braised
Alexander McMillan, hands severely burn
ed.
Edith Wheeler, hair burned oil’ and severe
ly scorched about the face and neck.
liildrcd Racquet, aged 15, severely hornet
about the legs and chest.’ '
Jennie Robinson, aged 16, burned abou
the shoulders and on the left side of the face
l'ittsfield ls Excited.
Pn'mrmm, Elm, Dec. 2L—Dr. (lilmat
Colby, editor of The Bar Harbor Tourist
came to l’iltalleld a month 'ago and an
nounced that he would shortly publish s WNW
“blue book"l containing a list of the .- ,'
of the town and giving the ratings in each
case of individual prominence in social, re
ligious, literary and financial circles. The
town is greatly stirred now because every-
body bas received a prospectus of the boob
announcing its scope and begging forsub
scriptions at 82 each. Each envelope con-
tains also a proolsheet slip giving the name
and residence of the recipient, followed by
numerous stars, daggers, dollar, paragraph
and section marks, and a note saying “your
name will appear as above in the book,
which will contain an index explaining the
‘ of the signs." The best people
of the town deem the whole thing libelous,
and local papers are filled with communica
tions denouncing the scheme.
A Business Man's Disappearance.
Worries, Mass, Dec. 2l.--llenry C. Reid,
calf skin manufacturer, of this city, left his
home Dec. lo, ostensibly on a busine- trip
to Toronto, Out, and told hi wife that he
to return the following Friday, or
ifhowent on to-Chicago he mightnotro
turnuntil May ofthisweek. llehas
been manufacturing leather for Taylos
Inna,“ mmandkagantof theguass
firmof ler & Ketchod'. of Chicago.
Eiscreditorshasetahen his alairsiahand
and petitioned him into inolvcncy. He it
uldto have hem selling leather forces!
but have new rm- 510.901
Mltm’l‘!’ mink -M.helli
‘11-. ,~.. _ .. ‘- .
. a; The ”Iliad leave.
Burnw, Dec. 2L—The examination at
Paul Gmy, charged with fraudukntly
l
, a TV” ,. ,m ,..,..,..
stones. Invasick youngpeeplesppeart:
hub-en thslsading patroniaeuotths
elixkdlove. ,
acacia-sun sur- ceases.
lawman, Wis, Dec. 2L—Ths ddalca
IJEADEHS IN
LorrrrNG
Ell'l‘l’ mums-ms.
M...—
A Full Line of Children’s Cape Over-coats, from $2.00 up.
len’s Bust m $5.75 up.
m... . . g «.1,
"'3 A“ ll" ‘11" 2w: i . ‘ ‘
Irv u}; If! sum I '
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M'rr’s‘, lrrrrrr’ "an or h
At Very Low Prices
hit 1“ ~
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LATEST STYLE HATS
litre-cl from Mmlufncmrcrs.
-~——--m-«--—
lrn‘s, Burs’ and Children’s Winter liars
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
—. -MH
Comstock Bros.,
ll South llain Street.
South Norwallr.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
g7.
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CHRISTMAS, 889.
Old Santa is here, and his cheers greet the cars of the busy buyers. as they
throng in and out all happy to think Christmas is so near. Only three days more
to make your purchases, and we heartily assure you of our most helpnt service
during this short period, and that we can serve you best if you come early.
Fancy Baskets.
An appropriate and useful Christmas pron-m. We shall display on Harurdsy
morning on our center counters 500 driferent styles of tuney bushels. The prices
will be utouishlngly low. Don‘t fail to examine rim handsomest and largest ae-
aortmeot of baskets ever seen in 80th Norwalk. A most acceptable and metal
patent for ladies. Waste paper baskets at ever y price and in e.y style; work
baskets lined and unlined, nursery. pin, halt, oillce and candy baskets, etc" err.
Men’s Neckwear.
jfinspenden. Handkerchiefs, Dress Shiny, Fancy Nifllfihl'lfi glovesnlloelcryh
.w-MUTVV " A, 21/1“ I u I r 3 -‘ l‘V/ ~ ‘ H M H ' A) a V” ‘ ~
_ , With the largest
’prlcee.
is
stock' to be seen, we are selling veal quantities,“ unheard of
llrr Srll Harflkrrrlrrfs a l'rrlrrs.
We are headquarters and we are olfering the choicest variety at lower prices
for our holiday sale than ever before.
Umbrellas.
llas everyone availed themselves of luokinrz over our immense clock of Um-
hreilas, consisting of Silks, (llorias, Stateens, Alnpace, etc. They are cheap, and
our variety of styles are of the very choicest.
Fancy Articles.
Rare Novelties for Holiday Gifts.
In Pocket Booki, Purses, Toilet Sets, Manicure and Smoking Sets, Order Caner,
Handkerchief and Glove Bins, Shaving (Ian’s, Work B “ENS. Card Cases, and
hundreds upon hundreds of other articles.
BOOKS.
At less than one third publisher.’ prices. In addition to the above startling
bargains we oller all the standard Juvenile and miscellaneous works of the day,
at prices which will surprise you. Examine our books before buying clscwlure
illicit?” Hrrrrrrrrrrrr. rrrrrrrrr mm
M. S. SMITH,
Insurance Building, South Norwalk.
'ajincgg (all.
J I. RAYMOND.
s
Builder and (Jon 1 ran-z or.
Work done by the day or contract.
Dine foot of Ravlluul St. on Wale! P ll. Box 531:
INSUBE IN THE
Connecticut General
anlZ lXSURA'NCE C0.
HARTFORD CONN.
rear: sweeten-u for each two of Liabilities.
They hare paid to men who were living over
“er00, and for bomb hence over ”00.00
and now hire a Surplus over their Lla lliiliee of
mm H 0 0 l‘.
Why pay as lr‘rl . .9 you live! Win rut all: at.
snowmen: Pulley for yourself if you are, for your
helm if you din.
ii. a. L'lulalmzllltll, Agent.
South Noruall
HUNT & ZELUFF
Keep the Nicer: Market in the Ciry.
EA llhl’ R08E~1:0TATOEh'.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholcealc and Retail.
I’ickiod Oysters.
‘NorwathOysters
That have-at been floated.
C B. D'AB'I‘OIS.
U
:Catxrer for Weodlnye n: d 92:...» h- than:
constantly on hand to: the uni. a". > . r r.- cur
, and Errnpluyua-u mike.
so IAIN 513. so. NORWAlh. 0.3T
ATENTB.
G. ll 31130103.
Washington. In. (3.
ion years in United States Patent 052w.
new Guide to inventors mailed free,
Fireman
Orgauletot the First Cont 'onal (‘rrurcmwucr
bury. Tome!
Piauofortc, Organ and it :rsiml
Composition.
f6 ly lack Box 32 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN
J c. can.
O
Carpenter and Builder.
Pans furnished and lstimatee given.
idol: of all kinds promptly attended 'n
Ann street. near Mair.
P. 0. «3. Bomb Harwell: (Yr
J 0. JENNINGS.
' m an. a. Quinlan].
Undertaker & Emhalmor.
more mom 3am. u! m omen.
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residues, 5 Ila: BL,
mam Norwalk. (ton n.
I. e. um. ,
Architect and Civil Engineer.
*’ . KW
l’urt- Tomas; Caesar.
l-porlcd Snrdldcs.
Anything onseatlntbemarbetllneyonnnget
fiUTV is. ZELUFF’S.
.aad Dartm-
of m dent ptlou
’10): as summers.
W1" somewhere...
ou'rn NOI'AI.‘ names BARK
l'mhlmealuest.
goMyhmtmunnmdmnolpn
amethyst-incarnation.
Mallow-loam
m r..-
Warren;
“is. ours. an.8ec.ana‘l'rass
laeltae hop.
am mos-ran ll w.a. wanna-e
as! do
all shoals-annual,“ amoral-alto .
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B; the Foremost Writers in the Wadi.
HE FORUM has won the highest place
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lishes articles by more authoritative
writers and by more workers along instruc-
tive lines of activity than any other puwa
lion. it contains eleven studies of great
subjects every month. It ‘8 impartial, giv.
ing hearings aliketoeacb side. It is finan-
cially independent, and it belongs to no sect
or party or “ interest.” It is never sensa-
m. o. m, iional,but it aims always tobc instructive.
'l'hs Foams is of value to that ofmy collegeworkwhlch deals with practical
mrrent questions. so sets are WW for daily me by nucleon—m1. MIKE
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coosider'l'ns Foam as furnishl them lntelll t and sympathetic audience that's thoughflul
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There has come forward no problem of grave importance since Tn! Forum was
established that has not been discussed in its pages by masters of the suhyect. An.
nouucements of forthcoming articles can seldom be made long In advance, for Tan
i-‘oncu’s discussions are always of problems of pracnt concern. Every such problem
that the year 1890will bring forward will be discussed, whether in politics, or [ellFIOI'I‘
or social science, or practical affairs. The January number vnll contain a rep I’m-l3
nSpeaker J. G. Claus“ to Senator Cullom's recent article on “How the
Allects the Farmer.”
HIE roam PUBLISHING COMPANY, 253 men Ave. N. Y.
”Mall-bar. Wflmmdnlattflso’a. 35.00: Year.
uou‘ssroslc RAILROAD. JOHN H. SMITH,
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9t Washington St.
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ALBUMS. SCRAP BOOKS. TOILET SETS, SH '
EASELS, AUTOGRAPH BOOKS. FANcirwggxsgg’T
wr'rrr PAPER AND ENVELOPES, TRAVELING <
srrs, JEWEL BOXES, DOLLS, SMOKING
sore, CHRISTMAS CARDS, PICTURE
FRAMES, ram, mo, ETC.
We have a thousand and one drlfevent thin
l
Holiday Presents. Don't fail to examine. II In West """J. all
New on exhibition.
Millinery Sale.
[is we ave desirous to clme out the balance of ready Trimmed Eng, g. ”It
extra inducements to all who call lhl eeh.
be made to suit everyhog. . w The" flats “W" [0. and pshu will
UNTRIMMEDJFELT HATS.
In large variety. at marvelously low prices.
RibbonaFlowers, Feathers, Plumes, Etc.
At similar prices. Special inducements in .
Woolen Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, ac" ‘
Pocket Books, Purses, &c., in Large Variety.
H- Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel, - - South Norwalk, Con.
A Merry? llrristmrs!
2,000 1b§§,000,10s.
O! the Bret, the Choice-at, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY!
in the city,
At'20c. per pound, 5 pounds for 90h.
Srrrrrlirr for Every Prrrr, Errrr Prrsrr i
SONIETHING FOR YOU.
. OMETHING
To -
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
STOCKING. ,
A .\' D S'I‘RA IN NOBGDY’S PURSE. ’
Wall big hrarivil bargains and prices. Prizes and surprises for everybody. The
largest variety of Fruits and Num of all kinds at lowest prices. We are
large quantrtiesnf Fine Butler at 25c. or 'und. Remembe tb plan
celebrated Dar DropStu-w. p pt: I e ’n III.
C. E. SEYMOUR’S
as Washington Street. South some
suitable up
Christmas is coming,
a... owe their! lira-c were
. . Everyoneshould have somethirrs.
if": M; l L-r-‘i
gay“! aw way
To bring them much good chébr‘.‘
Our store is filled with goods novel and useful,
:To please the young, the old and the beautiful. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler