btobaeotnmeaesdlnlwl,
andtbelayiqot homer stone is to he
ladeagreatooeaslon byea lumen-ale
position“ “i” qubdrmhehe Chicagom an.
liar! isl- onto Idl-
iallflll."
m Faulkner, d We“ Virginia, he.
latrodaeadabilltopruvlds iorsthree
Amwieas and world’seapoeitloualthenar
tloaaleapttal lam lthsimllertaall
it to the hill recently intro
d'leaator Gmaxoept that It
idlug (or that-hing oi Gill,-
mullindlstrlct bonds to providean aa—
podtloai‘unditeonialnsthe following see.
ties: “Thattliaam of 315,000,000 out at
any-canto tbetreasnry aototherwi-
Wornmuch as may beneoessary,
appropriated (or carrying out the object
o”otthlsact.
hwlaton'a City Building Bar-ad.
lawmos, Ha. Jan. a-Jl'he howl-toe
city building, containing the city hall, the
7 various city ofllcea, the armorlas of the
.Iitary organisations, the Mechanic) and
“lectured a-odatiou library rooms
andthepoetotllcewaadeetroyed byflrolaet
night. Thellreoriglnated in the elevator
The building ten year: agoooat 823),!!!)(1
Therewaanoinsurauoeonit. Themilitary
companies lose all their equipments. The
ll ,Mvolumea of the library were
Theywereinsurediorhlfllll. llany oi the
flames were rare works, not easil’y dupli-
eahl. Postmaster Walker raved all the
snails and moat oi the government property.
The fire also destroyed Tracy‘s block, ad-
joining. occupied by F L Hoyt, with a
Mk of pictures; Week‘s printing oilloe,
The Daily Advocate and the
poultry exhibit. The building was owned
by Cyrus timely and J. Y. Scrntou.
:ehadtakendelightintheex
“mundane“:
Wampum
Fatal Collision at Beivldere.
humans, N. 1., Jan. 8,-A fatal collie
ion occurred yesterday between a paseenger
train and aconstruction train near here.
The two trains came together-with a leartul
crash, and Ihe locomotivm and cars were
badly wrecked Enginec Richard Walton
was taken from the wreck in a dying condi»
tiou,and bodied soon afterwards. Ho re-
aided in Phillipabnrg. John lannaclill'. en.
sinner on Walton's locomotive, was also so
verelv injured, being badly scolded byee—
unplug steam. George Baggerty, engineer
oithe train on the Hudson road, from Mid-
dletown, N. Y. ,waa seriously injured, and
had hisankle broken. Engineer Walton b
blamed for the accident. it claimed
thathewas “stealing” his way to lridera
W m: e‘rmoano.
flooriellaa wins One or Ilia sum
the Ora-blunt.
mil-I,” Jan a—m snitoi'
Blue , fiofltaadardOiltrmttooorn»
IIalroao to 01,000,000.
Bertram, Jan. 8.-—Mra L. B. Burr, of this
city, hsajuetreoeivedword thatshe is heir-
eato’l 00mm Aiewdayaagofilnperrieor
Miller, of Yorkshire, Cattaraugus county,
received a letter from Attorney Gonna]
be Tabor asking iniormation about Solomon
Lincoln, of Yorkshire, or, it dead,ot hi
heirs. Thelctts states that Lincoln’sgrandv
father had died, leaving to him a fortune
atimated at tumult Solomon Lincoln
came to Bulialo from Yorkshire and entered
businem, dying nine years ago audleaving
onedaughter, nowllraBurr. Theestateto
whichsbeistheaole helre-ieaaldtooorflat
olrealestateintbevicinityot Bangor, Ia.
Gilh' Lack of Faith in the Players
Cmmxo, Jan. h—Bob (lithe, Cleve-
land’s greatallroundballplayrr,hassigned
alcague contract for three years. When
aaked whyhedld ao,0ilka raid: “Becaueel
amaatielled thatereryoneoithe Brother--
hoodmenvl‘ho candosowill returntothe
leagueiuaideofthreemoutha lstudiedtha
situationlongand earnestly,and my final
oonclusionwasthatmywieeatcoursewonld
betostandhythe people who have made
baseball whatitk" Gilbiathefourth
memberotlutnaaon’a team to sign with
theleague.
AlOyMDndgoa-Hulnrod.
Bum-nan, Jana—The body ofanoyeter
dredger has floated aahore near Tilmau‘a
Point. Papers found in the pocketa indi»
utedthat his name k John Hamilton,“
Philadelphia 'l'herawasaholeinthehach
olhh head liheapletol ahot wound. The
coroner’s jury rudsred a verdict thatbe
eametohie death by violent means. 'lhe
hodyhadbreniu the water two or three
weekend iththought thathewaahilled
iaallghtwlththeoyntmnavy.
a new new hosts.
laaatumehnp ballets ot mails tor-la
auybaaemlnthe W trnltmarket. la
Wand otherwealthyilpanlsh cities-a
mayas lita- dllweat kinds may-Ian»
tin-bemuudontheslabsotthadealera
Ame-drunk. abmtlimtma
tell,llov. mfluthehuhelilsonthe
Claudine-fled ltlagararivertothehaaha
below,withlaatawyardsot oaeottbeauy
mutant! [owl-ion bridge. Had the
nickstrnckousot thestouepillara,
the bridge would undoubtedly have (iv.
way.
Artilleialgemsatthel’arlsaxpoaitionara
aaidtohavesurpmdanythlngever bctorw
ehown,aomeot theapechnens even
dealere and experts The artificial pearls
were especially aucee-ful, no means being
found to distinguish the genuine lrumtha
ctiiidalexeepttheoaaotaiila
A little girlol my acquaintance-w apar-
rotlorthetlnttime lnoueot ourioecream
parlora; aeabe was looking at it, the parrot
mid, "Hello!” The child gaaed inattenti-
meutamomeut, thou emu-ed, in an awed
tone, "Hello, chicken!"
To dye pearl buttons, wash with lukewarm
solution of potash, then place a: astmug
aqueoua ambition of the desired ooh and let
than stand, with frequent dining, in a warm
place. To cause the color to penetrate, an
immersion of two weeks may he needed. Use
the aniline colors.
A New Ballard clergyman, who has been
inasvicoaloug time, mlrertlseei'waermom
for lie, covering all subjects and applicable
to any locality. He only want: It apiece {or
the lot, if taken in a lump, “which is one—
hlloflregularpriceanda decided bargain
for the money."
The other day an account appeared in the
uewspapcn concerning a nativeo! the ebb!
cityofnungary, who had reached hh filth
year. and then attempted to commit mlclde
became he was unableauy longer to ”mt
lib father and mother.
An almost mirncnlous escape tram death is
mported lmm Jackson county, Ga. last
Saturday two men were working in front at
a circular saw. When one of them reached
over to removoa chip from behind it. Tho
raw caught hiseleeveaud dragged himovc
the shutting. Round and round he want In-
til his fellow workman could run and stop
thomachinery. Whenbewas takenoutuot
a match or bruise was found upon hie body,
but the now had torn every thread oi cloth»
ing oil him.
Consul 'hn-ner writ. lrom Cadiz tothe
atate department that tanning in Spain is in
a primitive state. Grain is cut with a small
reaping boohandthmhadaeinthe time o!
the Caesars, by tramping it out with an.
hitched to a stone boat. The plow is a
crooked stick minted with iron. In the ,.
townsaremlzoeeenhcavywoodum
drawn hymn. Mortoithecarryingfiram
luring, etc.,is done by donkeys. Band,
la'lch, lumber-in tact, alumst everything
mil. to be moved—is carried onthdr
Oneofthestrangestthingaiulndia htb
multitude of deserted capitah Than are
thmoldDelhhthreeanoeemive capitalsd
theeaat,allcloaeto each othc,all aouthd'
thepreaentcity. Oneal the three is Tug»
laehahad,amarvelonscityouahill,roole-
ndalnolnielydererted,butsolidaadgigan—
tie. Theaecond is Fmbad,withahand-
talol'lnhahitsnta Tbethirdistheoldllelfl
dKutnhwhowmborna’l'urkihslaveafl
died mperor of indie. Hum-onu-
vlvuinthellneettowerintbeworld aadh
tboldmtraoequeinlndla
mar Partrult aim
BlrJohnltillais’por-traitotlrfim
whichwas aulncribed tor bythewornend
England andwhichhasheeaiathehandeot
the mavenhaa, says the Iondoa care»
pietIIn
hasarrived, itulhtortrmhandnswwurt
e! We cannot all or
butthekinddonoratho-whohsva
iuthisbeaotifulgltt,willcaratoknow
thatlthasbroughtjoyandderpertgrafl- ..’
tude. Will you make knowntothnthat
want-small ”flmhh
aurdearold‘lzomal Wadiallavverlookatit.
limdmgas does the M and future,
without thankfulaem" lady Abdel-m,
whowasthahonoraryhaamrereflhetvd,
ianow makingup her account; Shalom
that mtmom contributed a and
sheath”. A thanand pounds waslr
Jobnlillais’fee, whilatba m foren- -
vlngthepictureoolnaatolm Thanh.
mnwmwm
lady Aberdeen hepe‘a to receive
larchwhaathamgravhgwillbeoomplda
rumba-yam.
93;“?an U the
means pou
may emitters depend in large
hmhbproulmeeeiatha
MuWhedyotw‘hlehhelssmeth,
Heme-seam lthewsnn
gun-onaagh; a
"lift?”iflfiig
uwvwmoe-I'5
luau-mam.“
[all mwmlflwflnfl
UM (W!-
J I. “noun.
Builder and Contractor.
Wovkdanebythedayoreeatvaet.
oneteototnmlaae Ito-Water. 10.30:“).
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rumba” llrh.g‘:’jo‘:1'holcblfufiufirll.l It“:
W“ ”u'a‘n.mu.m
l I”. I J. DAV!“
norm or i
Instrumental and Vocal Insic.
Residence at In B it. Plaisted'e,” Washtaa'oa
strict, roulh Nova-ls.
l‘, I. RX. 8. GIBSON,
'r'. aria! n! the Yin! OWN“ '
bury, Teac M o!
i’ in: ”form, ("gnu and ii urieal
a'ompoaition.
II it Did! Box at P. 0.. NORWIJ.K. (m
J 0.0.0",
t‘urpenter and Builder.
W.
.7.n:ct.'ster
LIDAY STO
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHI‘NGTIDN STREET
-‘I‘la Falrlalll County!
Savings Bank ?
WM. ...
WINFIELD S. MOOIDY, President.
MARTIN S. CBAW, Vice-President.
JAMES H. BAILEY, Body and Treat.
DIBIC’I'FDIIG:
'. S. MOODY, imrm C, HANDLE
I. ll. (YRAW, llL'lllD ll. CAMP.
ASA B WUODWARD, IIRSRV I‘. “Will"!
J. TIIOIMTOI "IOWl'l'l' lLIillt‘l’ (. if it’l'lS.
IDWARD Kllflllluh
llsving tater: mention or our one Flanking
adjoining the ltstlnmsi lhnk oi Kareem.
or hire Inmate lathe ohm: that tbiella
will hereafter beopen tor M:- has
to! l'. I, Dally.
We ruprotla voile-t the patronage of the public-
ol hnrwslk slalzdi'rlniog towns errl shall or. flavor
by prom lo (MW! at busine- snd MW
lion In t wants of camera to centre it.
lunar will he allowed Free: the first at each
womb on all depaem made ooor before the tin
of same month
Undertaker & Embalmer.
ZLIL‘TRIC NIGHT 321.1. m ”I omce.
NoJlnlrtht. Macmillan s"...
880 8:2: Somalis. Conn.
n. s. nun.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
“$11.me W
TERI-Q REASONABLE.
«)rnc'l- Taylor‘s 30mm
I.
SOUTH NOB'LLI SAVINGS BAFI
ll Waking“ Street.
3pm: Dailytromtiottanmadfm ltotpm
onSatnrdeyevmingrfmnttoa.
an eternal allowrdm on Dcpoelte
amen some
on. mil“
new
naiurrm etc. 'mm
Mounts and Realism
Doaothaysmoau-entor «W lee-say
Charlie mellow means or
oz“...- kgWW“”‘m
IO
acumen inallhtadro!
cemeteryworh.
near
P. W'. BATEfl.
film
FURNITURE!
NEW MORE
NEW 000118.
7.0301775
Bill. 11 Mill“?
46 k 48 IAIN 812,
roawm, or.
Plane Weird and WWW: We invite an inrpcctxaa of our new B’anhing
lobbla 01 edit nde mpuytatrgdedto
r.o mdmmnne JAMES H. BAIL! Y,_Ireasurer.
J. ”' ’m""" licthN 8:; STEEL,
mull. l. W
Carriage Builders lo...
”49.1——
No. to 3mm mam. REAR or
HALVATXDN ARNY BUILDING.
Wazoo: and Carriages made and re-
paired. Sign: nude, lettered.
and humg.
”n.--” m
1031“!“ mum! AflEFDlDo‘IO.
an:
ll'illiill'l‘ it i‘Li'h'h,
Carriage Makers
And Immature—e. of
All kinda oil Wa one,
Trucks, Com. 9
inmumrm WW
dwarmeioraaie.
no
flew Road Carts only 320.
rao-Shoein and all
hindaoffilaetkgnithing
not of Molina It"
not“. lorwalll.
not! it
WAGONS’“
lawman-elm
Buggies, Phaeton!» Carriages,
canopies, spindles, etc.
m? ”mt.
.CANDI ES
all“. M“
“5.er
i
from".ll.tolz l., and from i P. l.
And {ram 6 to I P. H. [bluntly five-lugs. ,
"lint in RUBBER Fill?
PRATT’S Fflflfl
limes Cattle and Shilllll
llure Cure for all Diurnal .
Hum N mm my
BA'ED HAY AND smw‘
PNI Maxi Stalls BalliNg
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Tabor; in" n
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prior an» odgmoul ms the
bottom. It tho dealer mm my
send direct 'o (army, claiming
nice.
- w-Ww.w¢mw
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE concreting
Fine ('alt'. Heavy Lmrl Cr 1.: r and (street-
moor Waterproof.
t in the to
51» «EM we:
.00 Ht. 11 mini rrtt
83.50113.”wa {2" lg“ t'irrr ”OIL
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2.25 c 2 W0 of; l we ”to”.
Ken and m. 7t rmvw m mm “tiller.
Axl‘la mole m I nnm‘nw mu. . n mi
83 & $2 SHOES Lflfila,
IlJ‘ will"! It)“ meme.
Style. rout m
John Schaub 8: Son,
WWnflMIoutbhr-ath. pater
norm II. “more,
fiboimh‘nd Retell m m mmm
60M. All] Willi
Erick. Limo, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, lukewarm. imam
itmtaia, Franklin. and
Wllm finale.
Yard‘lootoiwmandllar-
“stream. Mean seafloor
limiter. new
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HUIPHREYS’
SOUTH NORWALK.
GE “VERA & OLSEN’S
The Universal Store,
,Flllaslllm
uninempon ‘
mun mm“ m puller vllboat "
“zoom 3 arcane." we”. afi;
ll. Au‘n.
lath
Membrane. o'l'
Wm. ii. RIDER & SON,
Sanitary and Hydranliclntlnttll ‘ N
Main rue-e. to I 41 Washington It»
soon: NORWALI, or.
mm Nam mm. wag,
men trombone.
‘ h 2 i ill/ht: l3. l'fil.(‘)(‘ll{f~‘..
(lav. dun
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
lib Water Street. loll ly
., , e ,1 . p ‘ l0'F.RRYfiTRBIT,1‘ROY IT
ildrfigfi"; J. 34",! 5‘0. nunruun’maz '0ll'l‘"llR'l'i'llll.N ‘ ',
Horn 0 m; «an iv burnt!" now by a WATKRVILLB' N y,
m Vilma I envy mus' rxprnt'tlk. u m yon! ”a--.“
room at mum- (:rrrny'e .v- r, Hebe. K1 ight
«mu .‘mfltav. pm! I! y will in mm l on ~il
m m ' ‘ ' “y 21's." le-f be given prompt attention.
n Hes om Lilli Prices
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"Bflfll NAN” SHflES
l. wnl Survey laxandllenexai Work will
——-w— or.
HI’ 55(JI A {l'i'Il'IfS :
”or .‘iczfi K 4 [.9 it» 4 $21.10 Sh ,. : {Last ever «it-rm in South Norwalk.
Luis -’ it»; 171'; KM ll mi Snow, l; -lvv-.~‘ Punch lumeal moi mm at prices that
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illi’lyh,»
Sly,
it}; x' m " .5"- ‘mn timtwilltay alllorxammc.
LOVER & OLSEN,
lo tiers in the “(tilt and Shoo Trade
COME FOR
our lhrislmas Presentsl,
UNIVERQ/Eb 7.: ”1TORE.
Q09 -
Novelties of all kinds in Fancy Glass Ware at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
0
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Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at
UNIVERSAL EBTORE.
Just what you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVEREAL STORE.
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it y: u are pnzz Nd what to gum anybody, and get an idea of appropriateptflph
for tour little brother. your oweetheart, your mother, your (other, and your M
parent‘s, jot-t er ll a:
30. 10 ‘inrth Main Street, South Forwalk.
E. c. KERRIGAN, Proprietor.
for. flail k that Ms.
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