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coaeam were very clossl connected'l'hr
Eoutstaad‘ at the
Iberthaad. Typewrttlag and 'l'slography c r
at Cl,
: gut-meadows!- dose “are.
‘mfimbfie lg mi
mal‘fillthc capture of Boom, the do
tectlvestotakeupthecaae,andonsoi them
whoaow‘ working on it claims to haves
claw thaiwtll lead toSilcott’s apprehension.
it is claimed that aboutaweek ago Hermlnic
Thlsbault, Bllcott‘s paramour, arrived in
Noun-es! onsvistttoa married sister and
prolonged her visit until Saturday. when
shesuddenly announced that was going to
Quebec. The sister, when questioned, ad-
mitted that she had a visitor, but refused to
give further information The detectives
say that they are positive that the woman
in question is Silcott's companion and that
duringharstayhere she was visited by a
mu, who, it is claimed, answers Bilcott’s
description.
Knocked Out in ‘lwo Bounds.
Nsw Camus, Dec. Zl—A glove contest
between Andy Bowen, champion lightweight
oi the south, and James lei-isle, champion
lightweight of Pennsylvania, for a purse of
so», came oil at the New Orleans Athletic
Club house About 500 persons paid the ad-
mimion ice of 82 each. After a few seconds
preliminary sparring Bowen struck Mcllale
on the jaw, knocking him down. Ilcllale
laid list on his back, and it was tully tliteen
, seconds before he was brought to time. Un-
darastrict ruling thefight hadalreadybeen
_ won, but the reieree allowed the men to go
ahead. McBaie came up groggy and Bowen
struck him again on the jaw, knocking him
, down a second time. hicHalc was unable to
'_ agalnrsspondtothecallottimeandllowen
, was declared the winner, the contest being
one of the shortest on record.
A Terrible Colllalon.
Saxon, Mich, Dec. 21—51 terrible tail-end
collision occurred near here on the Duluth,
' South sum and Atlantic road, in which
’ onemanwas killadaud two badlyinjurcd.
,N. Y.; llason, Illa;
0.; Browne, Va;
_ man Connors, who was also in the caboom,
'_ was fatally injured. John Chattam, engi-
l EarmamOre: Bowden, Va:
Hick; Hoifltt, N.
Pa; NeidrinxhamWw ,
Aireighttrain hadstoppedou thetrack. and
andtherearbrakeman insteadoi going out
toilagstayed in the caboose. Another height
came alangand crashedintothefirsttraiu.
“Kid" Ryan was intently killed, and Brake-
neer of the second section, was injured inter-
nally. The carswere piled to a great height
and the wreck has just been cleared.
Mallet» Is King.
San Fnsrrcrsco, Dec. mi—Advices from
Samoa state that liaiietoa has been for
mallyrecognisedkingbytheconsnisoi
Wire .
flay Mala a m Pound Dale.
Bummrrr, Conn, Dec. 23—05» of the
moat daring robberies ever perpetrated in
thh dty came to light Sunday. The Village
Stone cranpany‘s store, on the corner 0! East
Iain and Walter streets, was broken into,
and a sale, weighing about Ml) pounds,
was taken out and dragged over a mile
train the store. Oilicers followed the tracks
of the sate to the collar of a house occupied
by Patrick Riel. Two , crooks—John
Cormelly and Edward Burns, were found
asleopinthe house Each had a loaded ro-
volvsr grasped in his hand, and there were
anumber of dynamite cartridges in their
pockets. They were arrested, together with
Rial and his wile. The sale was not broken
wen. Thepdlica, i'orsometime past, have
been satisfied that Connolly and Burns were
among the gang which has been committing
numerous robberies recently, but until new
they were unable to get any evidence against
them. A lady living opposite the store saw
be men take the mic out, but supposed that
had been employed to do so.
Profit Sharing with Employ“.
FALL Rink, Mam, Dec. Zl—Ths first six
months of profit sharing with its employee
announced by the Bourne mills last May
will end next Saturday. It is believed that
about 300 bands will have a share in the di-
vision. During thesis months the Bourne
has paid ripe-r cent. in dividendsto its stock-
holders and it remains with the directors to
decide whether 6 percent. oi the amount thus
paid, or more, shall be divided among the
help The director: and ofllcers o! the mill
are not prepared to say that they consider
the profit sharing a great success, but they
will issue a fircular to the help this week
announcing a continuation of the scheme
until June 26, 1890. The employee appear
well satisfied with the scheme
Henry W. Grady Dylng.
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Amine, 0a., Dec Zl—Beuryw. Grady “Ali’n‘xu Non-lunatic
grew rapidly worse during the day and h
believed to be dying. A report is abroad
thatthe physicians give the caseup. This
b not literally true, but there is little hope.
Dr. I". B. Orme, the attending physician, ha
been cornulting with Dr. Everett, of Denver,
Cola, whoisin the city. They state that
the patient’s condition is not altogether with-
outhope, but he isassickasaman can be
and live. The next iew hours will decide
the case. At halt put 10 his respiration
was”; temperature, 105; pulse, 13) to 1m.
Prayers tor the sick man were uttered in all
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Novelties of all kinds in Fancy Class Ware at
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Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at
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if You are puzz 'pd what to give anybody, and get an idea of appropriatepmil
for your Iml» brother, your sweetheart, your mother, your father, and yourgnllll
parents, just call at
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NO. 10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprietorp
We would call your attention to our large stock of
Perfumery.
Lubin’s Bicksicker’s,
Atkinson’s. Hazard, Hazards 55.5,
Great Britain, Germany and the United of mg churches Sunday. AND AT
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Football at Washington.
a month ago setting forth that the Berlin
conference had decided to recognise Malletoa
, asking,andurging the nativestorecoguise
. "011:0th players. This
ndatawill eclip. theoneoi
him as such. Tamasese expressed his will-
lagoons and that of his followers to comply
with the request.
A Hall Clerk Arrested.
Bonus), Dec. it'd-There have been com-
plaints for months past by leading mer-
chants here that letters to and from them
containing money have been lost, and as a
result of investigation by detectives, W. F.
Hedstrom, a mailing clerk in the pastotllce,
hasjust been arrested as the guilty man.
letters stolen by him were found on his
person and he confessed. The exactamount
at his peculafion cannot be learned.
A lilJ’ear-Old Murderer.
Comma, 8. (3.. Dec. Zl—A coroner’s
juryln Iahcaster has tound 8am Rom, a
boy about’lb years old, guilty of the mur-
der of his brother, William, two years
younger 'l'hoyware out shooting with an
oldsqairrélrifla'aad 8am claims that his
Murdered and Cremated.
Luster-rs, Ind, Dec. 23.-—-W‘hat is now
believed whoa murder was committed a
mile south of Laiayette Friday night. The
body otanunknowntramp was yesterday
tormdin a lonely hollow. The body was
terribly burned, the flesh being cooked in
manyplacea Agang oi tramps were on
camped there during the night. They had
whisky and were fighting. The belief is
that the man was knocked down and thrown
inthe fire and burned to death. He was
known as Joe Mooney. Nine arrests of
tramps have thus far being made.
The Smith-Slash Fight.
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doubtful in sporting circles last night
whemer the llght between Frank Slavin and
Jam Smith would take place at all. There
hasbeea something dubious about all the
arrangements, and ii the intention was to
work upan advertising and hippodroming
schemtheverybestpomibleplanwas
adoptcdior that purpose It is stated that
the fight will take place at the Raeqnet
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! Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
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BUNDLED WOOD A SPEi‘IALTY.
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the Least Mano, Waler Sh, Foot oi llavlland St,
0min Pratt a Ward's Shoe Hmnisctory.
norm n. scams,
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Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Wright’s, if; _ and
Palmer’s, Spiehler’s.
All the popular Odors at suitable prices. We also have:
FINE LINE OF CONFEOTIOHERY
suitable for the Holidays.
IlllPflR’IEl) AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
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select a present for a lady or a gentleman.
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