4,.
“summed him“silly"in
ah"
.Onoemoreefimithrufllsn
“it w. so unprovoked that the
cried “Eh-rm”
arms out. . seen-es:
aevmth rmd Smith looked tired
III d fesbly, while Blevin returned
‘Ilghtand lett on Smith’s heed, cutting
; thhllshman’s cheehonthelefteide.
,, "flush-sled his leftagliu, Smith
heavily. Smith then rushed
Ht‘ths-trulhmwhomet him withe
' 'hlowinthemoath,endthsneenthim
m eterrliic mum. At this
fitmmmabudvetomavin
times-agntmldnsvoro stop.
3“:- Tew Mei-en, Boys?”
”fifth round Smith received
u down. Smith's (fiends dill
‘ to mist their men by hitting
.. Thembclossdnponfllavin,
Minoan-us m The
Vpsileoattofioetoenysussx—
out use up the nuns by
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wtlllss-sdistslybssehslh;
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steals mam-cur
m Maurine-disses
Aurelie. hole-Ilse passes
mum
mus-amulsal
suhfltiss outhspert eel
trleeds.
nelewllat-dmy'em.
lave-.0». fie—Though ole-uh
lest, Conductor lemon, 0! the
and Nashville railroad, was killed by a
drnhsnruhu nemdeillla- 'l'. Bra-s,
to eject trove his
lond,olthel.ouisvills
hasjnstncfivederew
agetrom I‘reetdentlllortoumtlew ovh,
enclosingtwentyshareeot thecepitelstoch
otthelmkville and Nashville company-
pervsluetaooo—enda heedeouemorocco
boundmernorial mtaining resolution at
tothslnemoryottheletecouduetov
lemontobedeiivsrsdtolrslarlelmuou,
thewiteolthedeceeued, aseChrist-es
present. Thestochwes wchnedwhea it
waslawandisnowworth severe] hundred
dollersmorethen when it w. bought.
Culle'he- Grows lees-trio.
Sousa-roar. Dec. 21—301: Mwerd Caller
gin-mot Boottdalgwho charges Mr. Powddly
with , be given another evidence
of hi eccentricity. Judge Archheid has
just received the following telegrem:
“Scrum, Pa: Why should you impede
0M Washsbough in the discherge at his
sworn duty! Answer to Pittsburgh "
Callaghan sent alwther telegram to J-tlee
Hand. It reads as (allows: “The charge of
eonqireey is specific. Why impede the
Head turned this last dispetcbovertoludge
Archbald. Judge Archbald says he will
teheno notice of such impertinent and rt-
diculous communications.
Political News from Alb-sly.
Amn, Dec. u—lt is said on excellent
thet Is). James lcferleae is
slatedlor thepositionot civileervics coup
been given out, hutthe bestiatornsetiouthst
couldhesecured givespretty lair «muses
tbnthe is being forced out. Ir. Cherles it.
Detreest. for menyyeers secretary ot' the
Romantic state committee, is being pushed
for the piece.
The Assets of hedm's once.
Wssmzroeozs, Dec. 21-h.) assets of M-
geant-atatrms lee-tom’s ofllce, found by the
Silcott investigating committee, calf-tie;
oi eush, notes and checks, amounting to
$5,000, are now in the hm at United
States Treasurer Huston, in complieuawith
the house resolution. The treasurer will
hold these s-ets subject to the cell 0! our
gonetohiehome in 0hio,butise1peeted to
return here before the investigesing eon
mittee mat again, alter the holidey recess,
to put the finishing touches to their report.
A This" listed the Camels.
herptojecting from a freight train rebel
thsddeotapuingexpre-truinonthe
Boston end lteine rsilroed hombre“
everywindowendseshendmsri-gths
mu with glue end splinters. The
cars were full of passengers. Fifteen or
twentypereonswere slightlyeutorbvfisd.
A number 0! ladies tainted tro- night.
KruAnnis 0. Chepmon, of New Ierhet
N.H.,indhsrlaeecutopenassdheu five
but thoughtshe win reuuver
‘ s W st'
“mi”!-
the.
other in discharging his duty.” Justice
gru. Ex-Bergeant-etutrms Leedoes hm.
Aunovnfllm, Dec. fi—Aphceoltiur
lsvths at W
as- ‘ III! ,. ,,
IJEADEBE IN
CLOTHING
“AND—-
“—4....—
A l'nll blue of Children's Cape Orereosts, from .200 up.
les's Buslsess Belts, gs
1.5,...“ 3 r. ' “-1 ”Hi,
.u'r'.
L1,:
At Very Low Prices
.w. «p.
LATEST STYLE HATS
Direct trolls Denotes-sure".
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lu’s, Buys’ and children’s Winter cans
Men’s A11 W001 Quiet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
Comstockw Bros,
14 South lsiu Street.
South herwslh.
llasonlc Building,
Norwslh.
etc. 5
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'cHIs'Hls, 188 .
Oidleetslshere.end hlscheers greet the cereal the busy buyers. ss they
throng is and our sll happy to think christian is so nesr. Only three dsys more
to mshe your purchases. and we heartily assure you at our most helplul service
during this short period. and that we can serve you best it you some early.
Fancy Baskets.
An appropriate and useful Christmas present. We shall display on Sslurdsy
morning on our center counters 500 ditlrrent styles of Isncy bushels. The prices
will be astonishingly low. Don't tell to examine the hendeomest and largest ss-
eorunent of beshels ever seen in South Norwalh. A most acceptable and ueslul
present (or ladies. Waste paper bushels at every price and in every style; worh
bashels lined end unlined, nureeey, pin, hair. oflioe and cendy hashets,-eto., ear.
Men’s Neckwear.
Suspenders. gandherchlefe, Dress sum, rm”, mg’in stud, doberman”?
,1, , H7 1-. m
it 3 With the largestdtOCh to be seen, we no selling vest qusumies st unheard of
gptless.
.
.«m ,. .
' "HAL-ll
flu * 811K in coins"; “urinals
We are headquarters and we are uttering the choicest variety at lower prices
(or our holiday sele than ever belore.
Umbrellas.
Ilse everyone availed themselves 0! luohine over our immense stock of Um'
hrellee, consisting ot Silhs, Glories, Stamens. Almpscs, etc. They are cheep, and
our variety of styles are of the very choicest.
Fancy Articles. .
Rare Novelties for Holiday Gifts.
In Pocket Boob. Purses, Toilet Sets, Manicure and Smoking Sale, Order Cases,
Handkerchief end Glove Boxes, Shavmg Cases, Work Bishets. Card Cases, and
hundreds upon hundreds oi other articles.
BOOKS.
Al less then one third publisher—J prices. in Mdnion to the above startling
bargains we ofler all the standard Juvenile and miscellaneous works of the day,
at prices which will surprise you. Examine our books before buying elsewhrre
and your will save money.
HANDKERCHIFS. HANDKEBCHIEFS. HANUKER HIEFS.
M. S. SMITH,
Insurance Building, South Norwalk.
W ("a menu; I‘ll 'i‘ilE
. Connecticut General
Builder and Contractor, ulFElSSUllANCECll.
Wuhsmwnmssyaamm . . .
.. "JRTFORD (08h.
W ...t1'sm r» lbw,”
“clout“ . . ’l or Musharraf”! in each till) 01 Liabilities
, Miser: we In am who were living m-er
”21(er red luv Dee'h We mm 3: «moo
lead an: u re s r’nkue over their Limilmee of
me! prom.
Why guys..- tom us y-u live! Wm u-c rate at.
W: Milt} [or your“! 1! you lire. (or your
heirs it rue die.
3. D. '.'."’”3"IDI';'J, Agent.
South 507‘“-
HUNT& ZELUFF
in; rm: hunt fluke! in the City.
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My. Tender I»!
Plsmforte, Organ and Sasha!
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EARLY HOSE POTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
l’icklod oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
TRIM!“ MI floated.
O
Carpenter and Builder.
m Menus m ”mm-4'1".»
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l'nu- T‘nmur: Celsup,
I-porscd Bus-slides.
set
mug; ll the Issues lies you c- to!
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lylbsfemrmr firitersin ”refill-Id.
HE FORUM has won the highest place
reached by any periodical; for it pub-
l'nhee articles by more authoritative
writers and by more workers along instruc-
tive lines of activity than any other publica.
tion. It contains eleven studies of great
subjects every month. It is impartial, giv-
ing hearings alihetoeach side. It is finan-
cially independent, and it belongs to no sect
orperty or “interest.” It is never seem:
tional, but it aims always tobe instructive.
I -‘
vshsetolhat otmycollegeworhwhlehdeals with
0 sets are WWII
ouou practical and
Th P h a (or daily Inc by min-Prof. ALFIIE EWIIHEU.
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I consider?” Your: ea furnishl bemoetintem and thdle audience that a thonghttul
writercun Int loaddr- In any hateful. Mill” 3 WING m, o] the ”slum“, of lissI'ae.
Tureen manus'stoholduspleceasthstmotourms‘uines. tathevsrietyfltil
mmmwummmns INK“, rots ”HES.
There has come forward no problem of grave importance since Tn! Forms was.
established that has not been discussed in its pages by masters of the subject. An-
nouncements of forthcoming articles can seldom be made long in advance, for Tn
Paul‘s discussions are always of problems of present concern. . Every such problem
that theyear 1890will bring lorwnrd will be discussed, whether in polities, or rehfron.
or ' science, or practical affairs. The January number will contain a rep 1y b
“Speaker J. G. Censuses toSenntor Cullom‘s recent article on "How the and
Meets the Farmer." ‘
um ”BUM PUBLISHING COMPANY, 253 Fifth Ave” N. I.
“Mel-her. WWdtfleelse. $5.001 her.
son s: all. ,ZSIMTH.
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FALL STYLES,
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Still and Soft lists, Silk lists.
nuns-owners lath-need
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91 Washington St.
Plum eltc-Ile- m I.
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'alre lr duoements to all wll ll this weehfi; ‘ > . '
be made to suit everybody, 0 on fitness KL“ M Old prises
mn’ 3mm. scum ‘uon'WALK' ‘
Pills»
Holiday G00
Till FINEST DISPLlY, Elli llllllllll Ill ,
ALBUMS. SCRAP BOOKS. TOILET SETS, SHAWN ‘3
EASELS. AUTOGRAPH BOOKS, FANCY 30 v
WITH PAPER. AND ENVELOPES, TRAVELMG "
SETS, JEWEL BOXES, DOLLS, SMOKING ” ‘
SETS, CHRISTMAS CARDS, PICTURE
FRAMES, ETC., ETC., ETC.
We hsve a thousand and one dnflerent things in great variety. all
Holiday Presents. Don't tell to examine. Now on exhibition.
Mllllnery Sale. .
‘ As we are desirous to clove out the, Mag
UNTRIMMED FELT HATS
i In large variety. st marvelously low‘prices. ‘ ‘
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, PlumesEtC
At similar prices. Special inducements in y
Woolen Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves,
Pocket Books, Purses, 810., in Large Variety.
H... Krieger;
Mahadremo Hotel, South NOrwalk, t). . .
A Mi"! christmas;
2,000 1b§f§,000 lbs.
Of the Beet, the, Choicest, the largest variety of
HOLlD AY CANDY!
in the city,
” At'20c. per pound, 5 pounds for 90¢. L’
Something for Every Purse, Every Puxu
S())IETHING FOR YOU.
()METHING
‘I‘O
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
T OCKING.
AND STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.
th big bun-ml bargains and prices. Prips and our uses for ev bod
large-av wrist} of Fruits and Note of all kinds st lowuséJ pnces. W?It9’
largo qmmtltirs nl Fin-3 Bullet at 250. par pound. Remember the pl!" S
celebrated Dr“ Droszt- rr.
1
Christmas is comingh‘.
As well as the New Your,
Every one'slidtdd moonshine "r .
To bring them much good cheer.
Our store is filled with goods novel and useful, , -
Norwalk Chronicler