”Governor Greta instantiated Col. Eloh-
awl A. Donnell], of qu
hex-aerator the nationalgnard.audCol.
W. C. Wisdom. of Jersey City, in-
flame! the United mum
thetltirdannnalconrsntionotthelea‘ne to
he held at llaahville, Tenn. laroht, ulna
Mimmlro-thenrioesltate
leagues are expected to attend. mite
emaatioatlie delegateswlllaotom
ton to attend a Republican has. nu-
mhkniflmwnowas mysteriously
at'l'renton,wasbnrledat Mount
Pie-ht Jan. 7.
Oharlulioomantugehmrityws
aadJanuaBeimleldwarakilledhy the tall
oiahrlekwallatlooglalaudmty.
Bar-ea lone 00a.
Bureau. Jan. a-Tomy Barnes. at New
York,and ”WM latent Australia,
tou‘ht eight rounds laat night in a room
one a 1aloon in William-ville, a m
enh'h. The contest was tor a pone
Bernawaadeclarad thevlctoronatonl in
the eighth round. Barnes had thehedot
theflghtallthrongh. He drew first blood
inthe second round. Coxneedrsryuntalr
tactiosand several times fouled Barne- by
striking him in the lace while
away. In the eighth and last round Barn.
had Cox well winded and very groggy.
They clinched, and while breaking away
Cox struck Barnes betweeathe ayes. Barneo’
iriendaeried touland the referee decided
the fight in favor oi Barnea
, my.” remand- ea
hhahitantodthollb,
~ ydlaflnguiehlnateatnre
1 v mite-antidvaloa
Theremhenodirect
fill thavoteroanaelecthishal—
‘ ”-andltseontentearennknown
M Thmwlllhelittleorno
Italians larder Their W.
New Your, Jan. 8.-—lunc Schilansky, an
aged Polish Hebrew, was murdered in the
yard at the tenement, No. 8 Elisabeth
street, byF'rank Bowl: and moral other
Italian tenant-of the house, who knocked
theoldmnndown anduatand kickedhiln
until he was insanihle. He died while
helngtaken to a hospital. Schilanehy was
landlord of the tenement, and had accused
Bocnli of damaging the woperty. A quer-
rei finned, end Bocuh knocked Bchilansky
down. The other Italians then joined Bocnh
in heating and kicking Bchilansky. The
polioeha earreatadBocuhandthrce of his
com
may
.0! Voting. Fourth—I recons-
- m heniadelorbothoilicial
Mela! Ballot. Wad 'l'o.
exist toanexcluively
Bouncy of voting be
m as well without it,endno
”kwmflyitdlonldhein-
Illa. Elisabeth Dmol Illrrlod.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.-MI- Elizabeth
L. Dmxei, eldest daughter of the late Pran-
obA. Drexel, waamarriedyesterdayto
to the ”lane. Bill." Walter G. Smith, a lawyer of “ill city.
says a.” are three cm- Archbiehopllyenpertormd the ceremony
ely atSt. Dominick's church, Holineshurg. at
slatedhy adiatingnhhed body at preiatea
There were no bridesmaids. A brilliant
oonspany of guests attended Hrs. Smith
mm; .m :rmmmrm
eently entered a convent at Pittabnrg.
Ea-State ulcers Iwad in Colorado.
Duran, Colo. Jan. 11—11:. attorney gen
eral, on hehallot the state, has hegunsniv“
again-t ex-State Treasurer Nathan 8. Cu.
Yer, William C. Frederick Walton.
Gouge R. Swallow and Peter W. Breen, to
. gether with their tor the purport
of recovering money which, it is alleged.
theae olieials reoeired as interest on state
funds loaneddiflerent hankaand tor which
they failed to account to the state. The
amount sued for will reach nearly smim
The «diaerehronghtforan accounting.
date,“ over dxty years. It
,l. 'eieetorleannotbedireated
Tobacco la- the. Their Vim.
WW, Jan. 11-11. ways and
near. annuittee heard argument from
rep—statinaolthe tobaocointereat. Ter
both growers and
mmlavwataxot tromafito $0 per
euteolultohaeco. Therewaa snnehdi-
ruityotopinionaa to what,“ any,duty
shouldhelmpoeed onwrapperaudiiilerto-
ham ___________
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lineman. Jan tic-Heat. W. l. Spica
andnohert
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Lmfirip in
L0 HING
“AND-”-
’ SIRS
‘ I
A Full Line of Children’s Cape Overeosts, from $2.00 up.
Ian’s Distress Suite, from $5.75 up.
W
W—
Men’s, luulls’ flllll Bull lvernas
At Very Low Prices.
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LATEST STYLE HATS
Dlrect from Manufacturers.
leis, Buys’ and children’s liner laps
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
A1: 50 Cents.
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Comstock Bros,
14 South Slain Street,
South Nor-walk.
11.. -ma—~ 8......
AM? WAKEgle W‘i A. warm:
shop amnowt a an antreparedto
allkindeot general johblngplnd machine repairing.
Bicycles repaired and new parts tarniehrd. lawn
mowers gmund and repaired. Salutation roam
teed. Call and giro no a trial
WI Olllt
'i' 8% van
lowerendothurStJithorwalk
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
an and ”I Vanni-goo- tit.
loath ltorwaik. [all Not Bridge.
"100083 con-max. Proprietor
Picture mailman Prices
will-anyone l natty
Mannie Building.
NorwaIIt.
msrfifix THE
Connecticut General
1.1”) INSU RANGE C0.
HARTFORD CONN.
'i‘hrlr Ace-eta are 3m in each film of Liabilities
'l‘hoyhave dto Inn who were ilrlng ova
SUWM softer Death [An-ea our ”room
and now have a surplus om their
over "0,010.
llllt lw
heir- it you die.
I. B. n-nomnm. Ago-t.
rmiummmmmmy.
EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
33a} 80.“
'l'hathaveaot been floated. »
Pure Tom cats-p,
\‘<
Anything
“llama" Sinai llaaln.
timer 0!
Why payee lonzuyulr liret Why not take an
moo-run: Policy tor yonmlt it you live, tor your
HUNT 8. ZELU'FF
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Pickled Oysters.
Nor-walk Oysters
Inpatied lardidee.
e-tmae-nuuun but
“fi'fi'irfi'& ZELUF‘F’S.
‘t
w-
5 Lilanl Indictments in tin lililllll liar
W—
,, RESOLUTIONS.
W
WE HAVE RESOLVED
"Mw'l‘onni test. our heel elm dating the caning yen am giving our patron: the “saint
awn-aid wintertime-ammonium with ill-lanai ewes. me 1. at h.
llehow-thwsemndlneewih walk m I“ ’ and
rot)! Iahaoatltonihe-eleleritatioaaadtnelratumtttorthmln «anchor Dryliomiu
at waterline. “Momma-ta their purchases. by alfllflltahg Wet, article we sell, and
hats: always laid, to arm- any article sot proving earl-tartan.
YOU SHOUIJD 1114391)] 4V1?)
TOME”!
hyissyuwuoede tit-unlicensed will all mm to he -
hone-Heath ,sadtoenaineaeehy I2“ 6 ”tuba."
panama; on: meal rant down no
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear
At about Half Price. as follows:
WWIrmflhcnpwmh; Wail Skirtewrnwsnls; Ni hind»; ”lit n,. . d ; Ci I!
nonlizopwardr; Draemdownwkedmoaitmwloe. ‘ ‘ . I w" ' m“ .
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
Of All Kinds from 250 upwards.
ONE 1.0'1‘ ()l" IIADI Bllllo‘u [IS
Cumming of all width}. worth from ac. to 40¢ per yard, mried (I)"‘ n 12,1117. pu- we,
Liuns and Housekeeping Goals.
Table Danaeka. hieeelled end nnb'etchnl, tie and nowmh. Red Tonic Dammit at WthII we have
an extender.- much cameletlnaotall gnsd a ranging in price rum as. mm: a l. L... .rd varied Mock nl
cranha In browns, ahiu plnld and unm Finey riamoeri uni-m n! ci’t’ry kind Napkins so! [much u!
wnicoweurry everytnira that in desirable. and palm to mmspr cl. are in he ohm: uwn cmimcre
this week an a porch! lndnermcnt and we think it good allure m 1' an »:m; and mum.- llw gleam-i hur-
gans, tor they cunt islet zone.
lllfl Blanln s all {In ur an as.
Bcingrhemd n! the remnandon arcmni. o! the unfammh're wmrhv‘: we, I'fii‘r‘ waning! m [flare
them at prime that without ade will be beneficial to the m Er. (r we shall h- flnllflllfltl m m mt
their wndmt-iczme. We have mare every ram at this no i mil 0 Lu! repuzluwn lur “mm (1..
heel rain: for the least Monty.
COME AND Er... EE.
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M. S. SMITH,
Instirance Building. 30"“! Norwalk.
IillBBlIlSI
ALL onions
Lowest Prices !
Jfliim it. storm,
FLGRIS'”.
9,1312% it} BERT. “7'1"?" SORIVALK
FALL STYLES,
In all grade: and colors 0!
Still and Soft Hats, Silk Ilatu.
Boy's lists and "ape. Crush Elsie tor men and
ho; e. Kama eofl [lav tor m a:
KNAPP’S, '*
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Fixing. (learning and Ironing
will flute. n29
in Nll'lllli MAJKET.
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, One qnllul).r-Tht‘ lit-it.
The Best. Goods tor
the Least mono}
—— A T.—
H. S. BRIJWN’S
moor-o snot) STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
and Val. blah. lotion Pork.5eit and Fred:
. (Em M such" Tongan, time.
shoulders. Becomfiuoron. Ennis—
forum.
Home limo Poultry 3 Swooll‘ y.
0rden Delivered Promptly.
numbing, u. rim STREET. CHARLES SMITH
.. . g‘°.'l=.3aal='litflng. Swan & Bushnell. 53 Wannlngion emu.
rm and Sheet iron Work. Illlllfl ‘ Ill fl ”1‘3““?“afemhn
mm mm- * wow... .ggww
AND gm“ 33- 23 Rain so, So. Norwalk. an“? ‘mggfifi‘fi
Stoa- II. “It All" Heating, Emummmmm- unfit:
ammonium. '
inn Fish fllllili,
EVERYTHING MUST co.
HILL
.- “ w: '7
. ' . . _, .v‘ u - . 1;:
' l
Before Stock Taking.
A Bore Chance for Bargains in an
Departments.
NEBY 600118 ll IIBVHLUUSLY LUW PRIGHS I: I
w....
Woolen Goods Must Go on Account of
Warm Weather. ‘
All of This Week.
H- Iii—Eiéger,
Malnwkcmo Hotel,
South Nurwalk, Conn.
A Merry lhristmas!
2,000 lbs. 2,000 lbs.
()l the B H, tiw Choioeet, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY!
in the city,
At 200. per pound, 5 pounds for 90c.
Something in Every Purse, Every Person
S()I\I IE'I.‘ IIIN G FOR YOU;
()METHING
‘I‘O
UIT EVERY
ONE’S
TOCKING.
AX!) STRAIN “mourns PURSE.
With big hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and surprise; for everybody. The . .
Imgm variety of Fruits and Nuts of all kinds at lowest prices. We are selling
large quantities of Fine Butter at 25c. r nnd. Remember th
Celebrated Dew Dr. pStrvr". pa [)0 a pm, “ the
c, E. SEYMOUR’S.
33 Washington Street South Nor-walk.
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
aim»-
Wire Steel Doiir Mats,
Wham new. be“ all“ OIL
W.C.QUINTARE§
mat-r rum. Bum: {
mil'iiA’l‘ilMC litihiiiMli.
lis‘iiltliiti .t‘ NiiBWALli inflation.
corrected Jone 10121. man
Passenger Trains.
8(DUTH.
”Ti?“ Lr. E0561? Armnl'uirt m“.
ill? .. . an .. WAL‘IIIAI,
mill"!!!-
IQL‘HW sum
63‘“ “ SCI "
'3 m m Generailnsnren
: u “a" I Hind . I:
s: “mun ‘Eg‘gv‘fium fight? ‘. In.
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wit “lint! "it Wad, ”film-I,“
gaunt; . S
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