jmall h received several
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“new. Interest in. theliatieual
’ Histamine-sad it back to
flees-milieu Ir. Teller, while desiring
”Wuhan-alien
“wuitwoaldnot he of sumth
«bellman a‘nddelay. Bo
“DILVsd's remarks, Ir. Teller
f u agricultural deprelionwau
.. “Willi. United States. It pre-
‘mhlllfitouuntrino! thewcrld,
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committee on quadri-cmielr
dalhusuudvedthespeechofChauuceyM.
nspsw. Allnlthespsechesannowonflle,
audthtofinittee will hold ameetlngwheu
MMwhohas just returned to
hflyghllcaflthemtognthc.
" Inthsascsetssslionottheseuatetheseal
:, hthshu-stheOklahoiuatownsltsenu-y
.llllalllHr. Stewart’s lull forthe
maths-assume! wwepa-ed.
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has given the I). 8. Grant university,ol
'l'eunemse. his check for OImOtoaid in com-
the Hall of Applied Boisnoefur
society, 5 dead.
An explosion of sewer gas in allouse on
Ash alley, Pittsburg. killed John Slip and
severely injured ten others.
The notorious English turf plunger, Ben
eon, better known as "JulrilceJuggins," has
been arrested at Nice for forging a check.
The Episcopal Church of St. Timothy,
in West Fifty-seventh street, New York.
was burned Jan 2}. Lots. 020,000
The New York state senate World's fair
committee consists of Mm Erwin, Hen-
_ drinks, Bloan. Vedder. (Joggeshall, Stewart,
Jacobs, Chase and Brown.
The National lino steamer Erin. Capt.
‘l'ysou, from New York for Models, has
heeil out twenty-five days, and there is
hardly any doubt in maritime circles that
me disaster hes hciallen her.
A Friend in more Then Name.
Gunman, Jan. st—George Hahn and
Louis Johnson, Nickel Plate bridge men,
were working on a trestle between River
Bank and Dover Bay. Johnson's foot was
caught hythe timbem The Chicagopes-
longer train was approaching and Johnson
endeavored to extricate his foot. To his
dismay hefound it impossible The situa-
tion was rapidly becoming dangerous, and
Hahnleut his eflorta in the attempt tore-
lease the firmly fastened foot. All their
eiforte were in vain. and Johnson begged
Hahn to jump and save himself. Hahn
steadfastly refused and heroicallycontlnued
hiaendeavors to help Johnson. Thetrain
struck him while he was thus engaged.
Johnson’elegwas cut oil at the hneeand
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audhsinaunbreoutrolofihsloralshim
interestthsywillaidvsry materiallyinmp-
piggtounanduriugths husy‘slaaeahsre.
w (eighth frequently casted inane.
«(mafia-find?” will:
(request come w
magchrrmflfutbmp by
uorthwaandmnhrohwnandinateadof
being charm for return cargoes from
0a!vsetou,theyarsundereoutracttorsturn
withacarxooflumherfromsomeofthe
lumberportsou the gull coast. These are
by farthelargatshiua in which Galv-tou
owners are tum—Galveston News.
comm
Oicmlrseyouarsallgotngtohavetrouhls
wheuyou heginals“. Onegeta on such
goodtermswithayeal'thatwheu itkguus
he retains emulation of the old friend
whichareuotrsadllydlah-loil. Bayou
willwrite "new." stretch it out, write ”W
. Capital. ml“, and throw awaythe sheet of paper. You
win-ares. Jan. 21—11» m on Jouathea Long, of Pin-burg...» of the '3' “'6” 133'." :f'xwhfgglw‘rw
”emblem tor-m m m of the wealthy mu. I ill-beet wr- om or our.
Jon. -, mo." and again and again. Now
you think you are safe; but you are not.
When you begin to write another letter the
year has quite slipped out of your mind.
Perhaps you get through your letter before
you «liscorcr the mistake.
“This is too had," you say. You wonder ii
you will ever get used to tho new year. No
doubt you will, and very soon at that. it
was justasbadayear ago.andayear from
now you will find 1&0 tagging after you
when you want the company of 189i. But if
it is dilllcult to change the year, how will it
be with the centuryl Think oi ten years
from now. You could always depend on the
“18." But when you have to write 1901
than will be a change! And after you have
been writing it ior six months it will look so
natural that when you run acro- a date
with an “is" in it, any law, it will seem odd,
old fashioned to you. as 1779 does now. Mo
ter the first plunge cold water is not so chill-
ing—New York Tribune.
. A Story from the Diamond Fields.
Traveling in the Transvaal a few weeks
ago, I had, writes a correspondent of a South
African journal. an opportunity of meeting
theold man O'Roilly, whocencertainlyclaim
to he the first individual who proved that
diamonds existed in South Alrioa. But for
this man's thick skinned pertiuacity the £200.-
(mom worth of diamonds which have been
unearthed since the discovery might still
have been in tho place where they had lain
for ages. Yet this man has gained nothing
by the discovery. and is now working [or hl>
living; indeed, his constant complaint is that
he was ruined by the diamond fields. Prior
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10,000
I000 yds. of All Woo’l‘Extra Super lugrnin Carpets. at 68c. yd.
Best and most carefully selected stock of Lowell and Hartford Ingrain Carpets to be lound in
100 001. more of those Gents’ llnlnundrlrd Shirts, reinforced from
and back; pure llnen Wnstbsuda and Bosom; full finished scams; a rcgullr 50c shirt;
advertised elsewhere at 39c each; our price on this lot will be
There is in Palm hm Plat Hunlrllmll Ill Parallel hnlis Sale}
The great public appreciate the fact that g
OFIELD & HOYT
Always do as they advertise, and give on credit for honesty of statement when we say that we
Will place on sale WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22d.
'3?- lrussehlarnlt . 45W
500 Pair Post Black Lndies’ Hose, purchased of the old and reliable Baotou
house of Brown in Darrell, which will be run as long as they last at 9c. 3 pair,
500 Pair Post Black hadies’ llos
21c a pair; our price on this lot will be
109 Irish Brussels Rugs, sim1l6x72
is $1.00; our price will be during this sale
this section.
(3, full regular made. would be cheap at
, the regular price on
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FURN‘I'TURE
Pm! laugh it urns.
Laue Assortment to Select Flu
DAVIESTOW,
26, 28, 30. 32 So. Main Street,
Muesli Marital“. Costa.
1!? "Alas.
FAWCETT’S
unman-
Plaaring 01113318!
Core-eating today.
8ATURDAY,Dec.7
Iveythi t» he sold withoetrexsrlloeonJo
Issuan- message-ids
Primal llllli llll lllllllllll
A'I' VIIIY ww Pt'lCltil.
Ostrich Flame»; and Tips
IN ALL Till NEW anion.
Mrs.W.Fawcett
No. 3 WATER s'l’lllll) l‘.
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15c. a put r.
this. grade of goods
79¢. each.
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37m. each.
Underwear.—-75 doz. Gents’ Scotch Shirts, 25c. each.
regular price 65c each, our price to close,
Best 12lc Huck Towel in town
Best l2lc Towel ln town.
No Use Talking, We Can Save You Money.
Scofield 6: Hoyt,
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALKE
A. 's; ‘FE'EBIQ‘.’
JEWELER.
liismuudn, Watches. Jewelry.
line 'ateh unveiling especially.
t. 80th lain tit. lull larval.
G. 8. NORTH,
i ”kw” « a mm at“ HIIIII '03 WORN! fill"! injured. I'D "I. ml, mm 10 the field; in wag a ’3} Phot ra her
”Willi. W successful traderamougstths natirea,but ‘_ 09 p .
chairmauof thecommittee 7'“ m“ ’“P” h N“ “"k' with the advent of the thousandsoi Euro
Ell. Ea favored the manufacture of steel
“I; n. Hill—Jackson contested election case
(to. the Fourth West Virginia district was
Milan's" strictlydrawn inthet-t
Mindltwasanneuncedthsttworeporte
Who-adetothebouse,theltepublicans
Winfielithandtha Dematslr.
when.
he,“ audmeanscommittee considered
set'aslsasswmstonpmmg that
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“‘1'!quch house untilthe
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mantras-sun.
Wmlsnn-Thepreddeathu
"—t to tissue“ the following nomiuav
Mbythefullelectiou committee. sailing
New Yonx, Jan. fi—Iichael Bomber
who, while being brought here from lin-
ueapolis for extradition to Bavaria, where
he murdered his stepson sndthe hoy’sgrsud-
father. jumped from a train near Batavia,
N. Y., anduusped. but wasme the neat
dayinafarmhouse at Corfu, hen arrived
here and was lodged in jail to await the
of asteamer for Bremen. He was
but slightly injured by his jump.
A Dangerous Beaten Fire.
' Bosrox. Jinn. Zl—The'iumoor and plan-
ing mill on Albany street. owned by J. F.
Paul a Co, and occupied by that firm and
twenty other wood working ilrnu. was
burned about 1 a. m. Though the structure
was in the center of the lumber district, the
lenses were prevented from spreading, and
at2a. m. tflnre was under control. The
lo. 8 very heavy.
Olieera of the Bar Asaeeiatloa mooted.
Allan; Jan. 21—11:. State Bar ancie-
flal has chosen the followingoiliasa: Presi—
ht, latthew Bale, of Albany. Vice pui-
llsuII—Firfl district, William H. Arnoux;
Second dhtrict, William E. Bobsrhon;
Edit l'hirddietrict, C. P. Collier: Fourth
an! it cant
John D. Warden; Fifthdish'ict, A. as...
yer; Sixthdbtrict, B. D. Balliday; Seventh
mind-cede; Themwhich
peans his occupation departed. O'lteilly
statedtomethat priortolmnoideawhat-
”existed inthelnindaof thcoulonueoi
BouthAfi-ica that the countrywss richiu
diamoudanndgold. Thecountrywastheuln
acoudition verging upon a general financial
collapseandoommercial bankruptcy.
llalarlaandllonse Plants.
Afew yearsagoalady residing iua
healthypartofSt. Petersburgfelliilof lua-
larial fever. Therewas no douhtaetothe
natureofthemalady. Neruthelessm mys-
ua'yhung over the «mint the lady had
not latelyvisited anymalarialdistrict,hul
lad beenliviugathomeiunlocalitypurely
non-mahrious. The mystery was further
increasedbythefactthstsolougasthepa-
tieut remained in her bedroom the disease
yieldedtotheusualremedies;butonremov~
log to the sittingroomareiepse invariably
followed,aod fever with all the character
istic symptoms satinoucemore Forsolne
masths them alternations continued, until
thedoctor'ssuspiciouswere aroused hyolr
swing thstwhlle plantswere growingin
thesittinxrotantheywere absent fromthe
bedroom Inquiring into their history, he
found theyhad heunntdircctfromadbv
tricthowutohemalariou. Ongettiugrid
of the plantaacomplcto recovery followed,
Rottlmthebareddmtofthatislaudorhse
any va'yspecialaflliatiomwithit, but,uin
most other European countries. one may
stand for any district that pleasestohsvs
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CAUTION.
Do not he Deceiver! by prom-
luos ci‘ Crayons, made free of
charge. In the end the cost In
more than if ordered of the
local Photographer. Per par-
ticulars inquire at Miu'lll’h
Photographic Studio.
I}. DPKLYN 8: ill,
Successors u c. a. mans.
5i Washington Street, South Norwall
2? Iain Street Norwalk.
Pint-Class Marshmallow
And Ice Cream.
Orders Pro-[lily Attended 'l’o.
Wet-lawns“ andthemystery wuexplaiued.—-Nlnateeuth c manta. us lawn
_——'—"’ Century.
alas-y nearest-amour. ———-———-—-—--—
.. m .. M w . . ........ -' ...m. on sun: mm STABLE
PolioerromGallop.N.l.,-ysthat PauGahioqbuhhshdngawvtha -
Jain!!! mmhwtmgdbwdg; :gihtor. Hab‘mgrd‘?as?mw amwwfimsmfihm
Spence, moment: of it" mtativeoftheditaut unannounced m?” m”"‘"“""""‘
0 I. "IV-ID. Prep.
Mrsw. E. Jarvis
assumes-antes“
Spring Goods
W.B. "Hall & 00.,
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RAZORS
01 all kind- m- meantime!
I‘ll“! min. mz m souls. ammo
traumas sum -9 core. rocasr
tll‘l'hlltl‘c.“
‘l‘hele‘lle realest-tie in Iowa.
lul’siniiii'ifirunu
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ltavelustrseslvedalsvgeiieenf
is, ill all :12 mums
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Panic at it, it ill ill]
Call and Examine 'l‘hels
AsltuillhfluYourOwllllllemt
100 i (I S h } NORWAL‘. - . - CONN
(oz. '0nts’.’cotc S ’rt , . . .
- _ , 450.cach." “ oi.» pluralism.
Best 25c Huck Tuwcl in town. Dal" Dfl‘fim prelim Llllfl
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Norwalk, Ct.
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P' ' ’ GO '1'0 z“ " r:
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MllllllE ll HlRlllN Slam or lolwull mu
; rm. 1..» pier a u it. (”trim-ls meet). New
‘Yura a! 5p m , invoices» at 'z p m.
‘mgh mind from 7n. m. in . p
’ Hetnm ea eum leave Nun-ins a. 5
‘aorwais ship. at.
g freight tale- (to. and received im at:
5 vol-ta on the Dis-hut) and Blur-all and
AWE-mg “Inn-do at Greatly Reduce-
1 Rates
i own nation to agentrthe Uit atria-all
. end c .stll he rent (or spatial soilreigr
‘, ..-y-m- in New Yovh or its vicinity
I y'all me are mm smrlncsnyoi ll»
vmpiuyee-ul the boat: at this .‘me mutant 0‘
".9va
r-v fill
Choice Groceries
I“)
p. m.Smlh
Table Delicacies,
1 Mouse: Issue-hr) laud exuding,
FRUITS, (”on Blender-em weaves: 8m lune denim
misform in! punlu lint he is hand In
pnmrly mend and an d- of a one veoory and
tan nu. Granite enppiied [or on dc pint lug belie
WILLIAM Lsz/lll.
No 5 Miller rel Nut alh
‘ "lath” guaranteed
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GROCERIES AND MEATS
”A? “I ow "AND OF—
T. BURR emu & 50R
spnxnawoon. ’1.
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ALI. (IBDEIIF' FILLI.” PBGIMI’T "
lTY FOLKS FIIV'I‘ W 70 ill“? AIWAFTABY. TO TBAIE WY”! "r
91‘?” U9 A TRIAL.
BR'IDGEP‘ORT.
W.B.HALL&CO
Pull closing um: initial Pulls.
Everything must go. Prices no object. You can
save money by buying at as. Special bargains
in our Cloak Ilea- aad essr umbrella Dept.’
All the Esther. Glass, Bronx: and Plush Geode. Gamer, Books. Smallware,8lsn
kale, etc., to he sold as men», as we want the room for our January sale.
muses. eowIfl: war-4”, an r .13 In} J flolm'eorh‘flte. Drama
noel, marker, 1 fl; Delia-J wash. to role , 8 76 fleotv's wouh- . it vv-Ie., sea
Par-div bit from I II tut All“ limb. III 1’ 00s.. flu. All fie. lea-ole
down tone. All Ill-d»; Gods dow- la misc- prop-mm.
Grand Annual Red Ticket Sale,
‘ linens Monday, January 6th.
Mecha‘eoeewuweed eeawol;fieaeaaeeeaw'elee aeoa‘I.“ ” . ‘”
seeneaaaseaoaa-e-eeea-cs “M u I.”
aoawe-paeeee
sees-sa—aeoeeaaaaee-aaeeosee-oaa-eesseeaese. ”a b “m
.eaa
' W , Manna...” enaea llll’lwoeeaaDO-Daealaeb .. '0 a“
‘ MA, ‘Meeeeaveeeee'evenwn puon-ne- wildeedaeeewe. a.” "I “a
‘ Alla: perms.
mmemiseuflfle»
l
” ml PRINTING. .
filte- Pliers‘ee thv _
i;
'1‘“! "Elite III‘fllll. hsslhe monies-r
plele lseilhles for small-u the lamest W
othpesiusloh I’riatltg. 'hseiassoiwwhthe
sentinel is daily turning out for it: paranoia this
town and ale-when is III-I’M its seeps
entree-e lwh sod Juli l'lls iaa. Blessing. M
dine. Book-32min: Billtlam lshiag. M.
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Bunk Printing.
it this department 'i'lil sear I'll. has a
lame queen/yet law lamlsl. and is u w
well-equipped tn handle orders in this lineot any
dovrlpltnn min a Society By Laws loan illustrat-
ed Catalogue oi large proptnlloua.
Commercial Printing.
YNDIB this had is included Buelm Cards,
J lilil Meada Note lies a. litter [leads Stale-
mcnls. i'heehs. [leer-lulu Orders. Envelopes,
immardnm Tags. stale ’l‘irkr's. Hetlers‘ Tickets.
clc. uhlch 'l‘lls IBNTISIL can farm»: at short
ounce and in any quantity dumd ,
801:1er Printing.
Till 'e‘flN’l'i‘o'Ei. wuu ll call the attention of
patron.- and at Soc «tics Conn trees to the
extensive line of New Shop es of Programmes.
Ticket Ta-eds. etc . tor s4 cisblee and B-lle. and
Iron Cud- l‘ur "in: on. Suppers. etc Something
in ll 9 amtmem mm in edit all tulcs. Pair prices,
and w.-rk dn. no on umc
Welling Priming.
HE “ENTINKL is always prepared to fill
orders in true line at he ehor est possible
nor‘oe The bandome-l taccsol rcript type, and
first else- workmen enables us to produce work
nearly (q ml lo the finest engraving.
catalogue Printing.
Ahl'Ptt'TUllEllS uoo d d 1 well to procure
A as film": from Till- ~EVTI\EP. ll unrated
Cmslogue-, Cut ~her, e Fine: in ' ivtulars other
10 lien. Lahets. Tngs and the in timetable
[hop seedvd in thin lixe in a lmy. can he
procnrd at thld- dice st lb. mos. teas nahe prices
forguod worn.
Polar Priming.
0"l'lllVG so adds to the attrset'reuees of, or
all! aueulio to Job Printiv got any the]. as
amt work in some odd odor. or two or man colon
run lined. Tl!!! SINTINRL h'tl all the hill!
shade and tinteol' pruning ink. and an furnish
humid-and tasteiu» combinations.
PPSIPP Printing.
ill SGNTHIY. he unrqneled facilities for
Poster hiding it lla- all the mlu
udelzuoi'tne for the variou- hlud-oi hater
man He .crs a d lai'allyrq lppcd forluraiag
eat anything in this it c this you may need in the
shorten: possible one
OBSERV E. ,
Plush and lather Albums were ”a, i it and 1.25; your choice at 75cc, all others I. P . .
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' P I CTURES.
. T'lls denim-t hcbdaesli sheaths-leads
Warmth-urine; warm-stench. whlehdoousprumyheinag‘selsrssyoftas
. atvete-dseuehsel’snph'aanpeal this,
B ' BLES, nnui-canes t turret-Is. W ( heats. Illa
Times manual-gnu». One-teed
magma-u, Minot rum. Timer-Ilse,
rmumasmm...‘
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