‘ it” “It net-ll to Africa. 0‘
we uni year- are
E thatAtricawaathena 'l'huaeadsa tragedy that was oneot the
great sensation-of the year in New York
and Brooklyn. AI will heremembered lira
Bouthwortb claimed that Pumwho was
one ot Brooklyn’s prominent neaa men,
had and then ruined her. On Nov.
22 she waylald her alleged betrayer on Ful-
ton street, New York, and shot him five
times, killing him instantly.
PANIC ON A FERRYBOAT.
Wild Steers and Ila-away Iloraea Htart a
Help of Terror.
l’niunnrma, Jan. a—A panic was cre—
ated among the gen on the Camden
ferryhoat Columbia while the veaael wan
E'W. Jan. a—The feature in the
m was the debate on Mr.
, motion to take up an appropria'
diam-sac thernlesot the last house.
'1. m A resolution was
willing for the appointment at
M W members on the committee
CW The speaker stated that in
m with authority vested in him he
the oath of oliice to Sam- '
etcersattackinga tine team 0! horses attached
to a carriage in which were Mn. Beulah
Candeld, Min Gertrude Browning and Min
Wright~ The team liocame unmanageable,
and made a wild dash to escape from their
Kamila—ooh, tlr. Decency, l are tired 0!
thin trlvoloua lllel How fatiguing to sit and
hold one's hands all day.
Ir. Deoourcy—«Why not have one one
hold them for yout—liuasey's Weakly.
Preeoelane Youth.
Tommy-l knew you was coining, Mr.
Ir. llaldv—llow did you know. Tommy.
Tommy—46am Clara always makes her
cheek- red when you‘re coming—Yankee
Blade
finally Avoided.
Old Gentleman (pausing through hank-l
don't want to are you kiei my dauxbw
again, young mob. Do you heart
Young Man (in parlorlwl‘ do. Iill'. l'll
cloee the door the next tinie.~Now York
Sun.
W
Well Grounded Year.
At the theatre: Mini Chic—Oh. I am sure
l don't look nice at all.
like Au Fay—Why?
Ml- Cliic~llacaute l am so comfortable.—
Lawrence American.
Her 5am- shonld De Minerva.
Bistros—Bridget. did you order the liver
for breakiaetf
Bridget—No, mum. The livery stable was
«hand. mum—bowel! Citizen.
Tao Largo a Contract.
midway in the Delaware river by a band of '
,“H . M 0‘ Pennsylvania. Mr. Ran- tormentora A large number 0! panengers .
nvwwhieh
. _ ‘
ting up and appeared very com-
Heexpremed himself as beingan- ‘
the atatemeuta concerning his ill- i
havebeen going the rounds of}
forward. Men, women and children tumbled
over one another in their eflorta to escape
. from the path of the homes, which dashed
~ .1... 0'" w- 3.... mmmmu ““""‘““°"°'°"
noun bills and resolutions were intro- sflenl 990?]? were severely bruised. The
ill-l and referred. when Mr- McConn- iladiea in the carriage eaved theirliveeb
’ w ”the “”30““ committee 0‘ l jumping before it went overboard. Thli
fimmufiemmuilwm 'P' ‘ team and carriage was valued at 83.000.
' , proceed 1 During the uproar the steers that started the
*therulflottholasthoun. “1’43““- :trouhle rushed into the ladies’ cabin and
W“ Kmtucky,raieed “I" question of canned some of the ladies to faint, although
m "m “‘9 W decided no onewas injured. it was almost miracu-
wuontotorder, hecauaethoreeolutionwas mu,“ my M We“, mg, ”flow,
in il- n-tmot a motion meal-tint tho khurt by the horses or steers. The mm
mdthehouee. MLBreckenridgeay f -
p I the and yielded “m were romtheweatandverywild.
The First State Dinner.
Wamorozv, Jan. s.-—'l'he first state din-
ner ot the present administration was given
at the executive manaiOn last night. The
dinner was given in honor of the vice presi—
; dentand the members of the cabinet. The
floral decorations in the dining room were
superb. The full Marinehand waainattend-
ance. Coven were laid for thirty-six, and
besides the president and Mrs. Harrison
there were present the vice president and
Mrs. Morton, the secretary of state, the sec-
tary of the treasury and Mrs. Windom,
thesecretary of war, the attorney general
andlrl. Miller, the W general and
Ira. Wanamaker, the mercury of the navy
and Mrs. Tracy, the secretary of the interior
and Mrs Noble, the secretary of agriculture
1auera Rushtheapakerofthehouseand
Mrs. Reed, Gen. Scheheld. senator and Mrs.
Sherman, senator and Mn Cockrell, eenator
and Mira Hale, Hon. 1. G. Carlisleand Mrs.
Carliele, Hon. Cmelius N. Bill and lire.
Bib, Hr. Runnels, In. Logan, Hrs. Chand-
ler, lira Henry G. Davis, Ira McKee.
. Crimet Georgia, said the n..'-
W against the practice which
to thespealter the power of deter-
, what was and what was not in
II. Cannon, of Illinois, raid the hill in
" ' hadremainedonthetableforthree
, and when the Republicans wished to 1
Multan» businessof theoonntry the 1
W‘deheld up theirhandsinhormrho,
we no rules Mr. McKinley,
the committee on rules would
the only question waa whether,
awaiting that report, public busine—
b. [be mended. The discussion was
Butterworth, 0! Ohio; Heard,
HcAdoo, a! New Jersey, and
Rand taken by each being on-
; the
Bar-well liar-ea Ballad.
We, 8. 0., Jan. 11—11:. murder of
1.8. Brown,awhite punter near Midway,
Barnwellcounty,onDec. 19,waaallegedto
haveheentheprimecanaeottberecent
hutchery of eight. nagroes confined inthe
Bunwell jail. Yesterday tour uegroea
chargedwitbhcingimplicated in the mur-
derofBrowniBtewartthaectual murderer
having made his escape) were hronghtbetore
thesnpretnaceurthereunderhaheascorpns
weanling- !or admimim to hail. Gill
alhrandCbarieeJoneawereadmittedto
hi1 in will), Lewh Rivera and W
AbeLtwoothrmendeaplyimplhatetwer-e
mulredtoturniahmhafl. Thencgru.
“b the moldhhflity,net,
,toeneeedtl‘, nor be lea-than“
m Ileuse for low reel.
MEEJma—Theinqn-tonthe
Wflmmw Iireuiantllh-
mflladinhecelflaa near Mete- Iii-i
were standingnear the railing in the trout 1 ‘
of the boat as the infuriated animals dashed ;
Executioner—Shave!
' Victim—So, young fallen. l vos rand
Ineln lace widened mid dot gream obf roses.
Executioner—Say, Hamburg, this ain’t no
WV'4‘L‘139:__- 1‘ . .
ldyll‘ic Idle-viral.
Lady of the House—Why don‘t you go to
work? I don't see what [II-1‘35“"! there can
be in your sort of life, with nothing whatever
in view.
Trump-You‘re mutnkcu. madam. l have
had something in view since the early spring
-—a work of the imaginati , so to epenk.
“Indeed! And what is tbatf"
“A summer idyl. as it were"—l)ctroit
Free Press.
Crushed.
Mr. Banklurk (at the close of the gambl-
What do you think of me as hall player. Mi-
Iiuniel
MissMinnie —I think you'd make a splendid
"humor.
Mr. Bunklnrk~A swimmer! Why sol
Miss Minnie—Yon strike out so beautifully,
you known—Row York Sun.
A Little 0U.
“Bay! haven’t you any acme!” he demand-
ad of his friend as they crossed the street and
lett the third man to go on alone.
“What's up?"
"W111. you kept asking him if he’d been
away this summer, and it he’dhadagood
time, and it he went fishing, and all that."
“Well, wasn‘t that common courtesy 1”
“Not under the circumstances. Not who
he’d been in the workhouae all summer!“—
Deh'oit Free Prom
The Healthy sellou-
Jim—Well, we are getting along to the
healthy season.
Juneau—The healthy eeasont What do
you mean by that?
Jim—Well, you see, the baseball sauna
will soon be over,and wheuitis over not
we half—not one quarter—of the relativee o!
m boys and clerks will die as died during
the time it latted.——Boeten Courier.
A Disappointment.
Vincent (to brother, who was visiting him
at echooD—Why didn’t you bring me some
thing good to eat! '
Harold—I forgot
leaving home.
"Bumphi when ma com she always
hringmelotaotsweetthingr. Iwasaickfor
”three or (our days alter her last visit.”—
all about it whenlwaa
dollar we propose to give
16:: a Yard.
For unbleached table linen never be-
lore sold for lees than 800. a yard. We
have 1100 yarda and as long as it lasts the
price will be on this lot 161:. a yard.
22¢ a Yard.
The boat thing over oilered, it pure and
genuine bnrpnin—t-xltu heavy unbleach-
ed talil . lllzi ll never iiold less than 45;
our price on it in lot 220. a yard.
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33c 3 Yard.
We can otter during this eale 450 yde.
of cream satin damask with fancy turkey
mi lmnior 110 inches wide, a regular bur-
gain a175on yard, we can't quite give
goods away, but will aell this grade “at?"
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llnving purchased a very large invoice of Table Linen and Towels 11L fifty cents on the
the people the benefit of
BUYING LINENS CHEAP.
FURNlTURE
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26, 28, 30, 32 So. Main Street,
South Nor-tenth, Cone.
or status.
FAWCETT’S
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Commencing today,
SATURDAY,Dec-7
hum-n t» he told uncommon-1. to
make room or other grinds.
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AT VERY WW PRICES.
Ostrich Plumes and Tim
IN ALL THE SKEW BHADB.
One can.» standard (iinalmms at 63 a M rSIWI Fawcett
'yard. Nothing at all lllit' the cholpq Na. 3 \VA'I‘IIR STREET
72 inches wide and only 49¢, a yard for iworthb-ea stuff advertised O leewhere at \‘(iRWALK ’
creme satin damaok. l’lcaao remember 511:. but Ammkim and Lanczisloru. Th» 1
with the printing at
anything that is need-
cd in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor “ I. 1
also that the
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may be in conformity
with first-class work.
36¢ 3 Yard. 1, 20 by 40.
For a 64 inch creme eatln damask with 1
tauey Turkey Red Border. The grandest 1 la the 1411.10! this 111ml we 1 tier during
thing evor shown in Norwalk at this libie solo at 2 for 25¢.
prior. Plea-e examine it and antlefyi
oumivu that this in the moat tor the -
{honey you ever saw. The price is fldc‘ A" Llnen Doyles
a yard. ' '
Ono la t nt «lilo a at man. One lot at 49¢
a dozen. Wu aleo puiohawd 6 pain
' . 5’ Willi .1.“ ‘~
or ten .3 n” . .. 3p ,‘ f" ‘ ,
price would be hard to duplicate at 750. 13:3“ 30:17:: 52:22:: :limaghgdubiy
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Our price during thin sale in 3911 a yard. 112* and lie. Our price on thin M will
49¢ 3 Yard. 11.1. . ,1...
Very choice thing in the Way of1
Bleached Satin Damask, 66 incline wide,
Don't mine puiolimmg. at this tale.
and would he- chcap at 851:. We want tn 1““ will “9"" "'6‘” buying 31-00 '0'
make this sale one to be remembered in 1500‘} and that i“ h“ "'1‘"- W“ guarantee
Norwalk. Our goods speak for them- idunng "‘i’ “"h"
eelvon. Prices are what talks to you. 1
This linen goes in at 4913 a yard.
CONN.
We are equipped
mi long as it lmsta at 330 a yard.
I You can find all the above Stu
South Sorwalli.
not i110.
N. li.-»—1)ur Norwalk store will be closed from January 151
8 o'clock, Saturday evenings at 10 o’clock, and all other evenings :11. G
the price, 4911, worth 751:, a yard, and its ‘rvgular pric» no you all know is 81'. Our ‘
72 inches wide. “nice in 6.211 yard. 01‘” As" RELIABLE
Petitions Bargains in either of our two Stores at Norwalk and I “any Dll‘fll‘il Flfllglll I'm“
mTO—
South iliorwalk
AND
Norwalk, Gt.
with the Latest Styles
of Type and New and
Fast Presses, and are
as follows. Monday awnings :11
o'clock until further
0
enabled to execute
Till-I PIMPELLEIH
work in the quickest
OIIICI'I.
’rv‘imifi damn: oysters opened fresh dally m
procure them 01‘ K.J CU'I" ILL.
a)
flu Pom of Raymond ex
A. $3. B‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Pixie Watch Repairing a Specialty. .
as South Main so. loath lorwalh. 1
:I‘Or the Bolidoym.
A Fine Stock of
Confectionery, Fruits and Nuts;
Atreaeouahlc prince. laiaga Grapes, lscalh.
DANIEL L’llOllllElllEUE
o. 3. NORTH";
Photographer.
mull: Sorwalk, (loam, Dec. 26,1889.1
CAiI'TIo-N.
1
Do not lie Devolved by prom-1
idea of Crayons, made free of;
charge. In the end the cost is‘
more than if ordered of the
local Photographer. For par-
ticulars inquire at NORTH’S
Photographic Studio.
B. llKLYll 81 SUN.
Boomer-or! to 0. B. mKLY’i,
5| Washington Street, South Norwallt
27 Main Street Norwalk.
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And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0 ML“. I10 W. I. ”In“.
loblrinting
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1 Will have pier 23. 3. ll. (Bethune street), New \\ a) 8 ha‘ 6 the work
1 = York. at 5 p m .15azuriiave or ‘3 p. in.
Freighr mo ivcd (10m 7 e. hi. hi 5» p m)
, Returning. boats leave Sorwalk at 5 p. in , South
' Norwalk. 6 to p. In.
' l
8i 10 and 12 “VERCUATS . e - ““3“ “ken from and received to; .11
$ 3 3 Gimme Grocer1es1
points on the Danhnry and Nor-walk and
Whirh i am 2 in: to 1
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Rates.
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l l piano .tluaa-nry and braiding.
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time possible.
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lhave just return! a Large line of
It is our aim to al—
ready when promised,
and we pride our-
oi‘ Norwalk
ti of freight
selves on this special
feature.
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JIIHHHIIL
Solicited that we may
1 toe owner: thereof.
Upon a plics‘lon to agents the Ci
and mi; will be sent forepccialtfo
anywhere. in New York or lte vicinity.
man We are forbid tra-i'mst any of the
1 employees of [be home of 1:115 line on account of
3...} .
FRUIT ___:_,, llli undersigned prawn] Stone Mason. ’ ‘
.- . e--. ’ $0" tointorm tho.- public me: he is repaired to
1 groin ly attend to All kind! of none «scary and
1 ‘rau n2. Granite supplied {or underpinv 1r. . sails
faction guaranteed. WILLIAM LAWEOR.
oi 1f No. 5 Bill etrect. Nor-all
CROCERIES AND MEATS
—— t'i‘ Till: OLD STAND OF—v
T. BURR GUYER 85 3313‘
soniuewoon.
Fall and lixamiiw Thom: No R. Mum .en-m-t.
As it will be to Your Own interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
South Norwallt.
BEFORE YOU BUY
111]]. Mill] BS,
Do not fall to call at
HALE’ 3
DRUG
'l'lieilarst assortment“
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
when quality of work
is considered.
W11
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Con ll.
'ITY FOLKS FIND ii" “113 ‘Elil’ll’. Al'V.~'aI~"iA(i§". '10 TRAIL] WITH U'il
GIVE! U3 A TRIAL
BRIDGEPORT.
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Everything must go. Prices no object. You can
save money by buying or us. Special bargains
in our Cloak lloom and our Umbrella Dept. ‘
All the Leather, Glues, Bronziaud Pinch Gouda, Games, Books, Smallvdurrililau-
kere, etc. , to liquid or once, as we want the room for our January sale.
OBSERVE}.
Plush and Leather Albums were 98c., 1 l9 and 1.25; your choice at 75cc., all others
in proportion.
Pl CTUBES,
Were 15, 25 and 300.; your choice at 11¢. each.
BIBLES, .
Were are, now 2.50; were 4.98, now 3,715. Many J. Holmea’ works, We. Dickens
work, complete, 1.09; Diekena‘ works, 10 vole, 2 75. wott’s works, 12 min, 2.“.
Paradiee Lost from 1.10 to me. All 251:. books, best 12 mos, 15o. All 850. books
down to Ilia. All Holiday Guide down in mine proportion. ‘
Sale,
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worm BITS, IAMCURI BITS. FANCY
“mourns. CUT GLASS COWGEI
Bantam“ FOR I‘OVIRIRG.
Mill-In 101]." WATIRS,
W corner. RAZOBB.
BEAVIIIO CUPS. SHAVIKO
unnemuammsuls.
~ 0W OAIDY.
l0" l0" IO" 00.
no the low Prices are a lesdlag
Specialty.
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