SITI'OR
Holiday Photographs
BEFORE THE RUSH.
_G..S North.
. HATS!
in till matter and colors of
sun and Soft; Hats, Hill; Hats.
Dr! listened Cope, Crush flats for men nod
lion. Hutrlu soft lint! for men at
KNAPP’S,
.91 Washington St.
Particular urination paint lo
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Silk “I"! .129
5 If no log to buy a flange for your kitchen
Mandala the
Best and Lowest Price
ultoume. lhnve the exclusive agency for the
(eltbrstcd
“Pnouruass RANGE,”
undnnthomohythe Songntnck Iron Works 00.
mdbyrpecisinrrangementn with th to i can roll
tibial-dun article nt the price or lighter and
“fauna. l wnmnt every ore to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
intbeworid,nndwitl refund your money in rare
‘ of my complaint Being nude here yon cnn
erepnlrn in an hour’s time.
Pnaannanlnnan.
WM. PODMORE,
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
some uorrwinnx. CONN.
man
inluhnnp
If no, call nt
in. i Wain, Shani, ilaavaii,
Where no rhtnin n
Ill ltd entry-thing tn the line of Temperance
Drluh. Abohendqunrterstor
and Lunch for a small
Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle of All Description,
Together with it full line of Dog Medicine“.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
ROBWALK.
y‘BOYCOTT
'maununaaannnu ca
H on’t do it u lone-turn will deliver I
” horrel of
lithium Janna an Pananaa
FLOUR
‘ .yonr ronldonce, Ill aspen-en paid, for
innnaaarnn.a.n.
to thin chine for tho
. noon-
_Prolnu0uvnv
ACOB n. LAYTON,
“mucosa-co.
II RDBWALK. 0T.
83-min" in
t1. I. foreman»;
- , , I". to 138.
5 ‘ Olivine, mm M
5 Mn m’
From $1.43
45
45
2% MOORE &
TORS FOR 10c PER CAN.
ING ITS FRESHNESS.
MOORE &
North Main St,
45
45
45
.__. «‘p.
it. linkernian & Sun,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NOBWALK. OT.
45 45 45 45 45 4545 45 45 45 45 45
WHY MIGHT 1 T0 ill: ’l‘iiANIiFllL.’
BECAUSE l CAN BUY AT
THE VERY BEST TEA IN THE CITY FOR 46 CHATS Pill PUFND.
THR FINEST SWEET CORN FOR lfc PER CiN.
NICE, SWEET PEA“. 2 CARS Poll 11'
CANS SALMON FOR 25c TIIAI' CANNOT BE BIIl'I' FUR THE 310an, AND 4
A VARIETY OP OTHER CANNED GOODS TO) NUMERUL’S 'I'd MESTIUN.
OUR (OFFER. WE ARE CONVISCED.
CAUSE WE HAVE l'l' FRESH ROASTED EVERY WEEK. THU") :Y [NEUR-
WE HAVE GOOD BUTTER l’tllf 2c l'illl POUND,
AND HAVE BUTTER THAT I'l NOT EXCELLED FOR Mr: in ii l'nUN .
RAVE OTHER BARGAINS TIIAT WE WILL OFFER Yltl‘ ‘4 "53' YOU CtLL. 45
COME AND “it! 17".
llllllllllllll’l 01.0le
' n
[N l'.A’l‘ES’i‘ STVI‘Ji‘.
W...-.._
LADIES’ CAPES
? in $3 l 3.50,
45
45
45
45
45
45
HARMAN’S
SHIJD ill" 03‘: TOMA-
TWO
GIVES ERTIRB 6ATiili’Ai'i’irlhl, “2‘ 4g
45
W3
45
HARMAN, 2:
South Norwalk. fig
45 45 45 4545454545 45 45 4545
HEATERS-
We hnve two new Home" which we would be pinned to about to the ttxblic:
Tia VIB'I‘llll all Ill NEW STAMFURD
We nlno invc a large tine of
RANGES.
BOT" 88" AND PORTABLE.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING ARI) TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH 8; BBQ,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwalk.
llllllllllfillll Mill MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND 0P
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Succonnor no 1'. Burn Buyer & lion),
SPRING-WC) on, ,
ALI. animus Plum [’1‘er FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
OYSTERS.
That hnve not been dented.
list, instant, Gian, Salt Fish,
SCALLOPS,
Porn Tani. Cntnnp, Imported linr-
dinon, Porn Var-nut lnple Syrup,
Imported ilrnpcn. Pickled 0n-
tcr'n “(intention-oi Goods
——-ol All Kinds—~-
ORDER. DELIVERED PIOIPTLY
m HUNT llllllll
5 WASHINGTON lllllll'l.
IGrand- lnduoemenls
onsnms.
,pnuniun
”mortar—Thom.
Inf V I... roll.“ ‘ M
“3......“ %W
Horne Oran-d Poultry n M.
Orion-n Delivered Pro-pity.
mums-rm
”IMHO“.
llllll! ‘
llllAl l
Examine inn Sinai
AFB——
‘snnnu hints Bilflill
anncniaiaa.
—————Wl All 0"IlllN(l——
u
or o vit‘l
Ind Elma lamina IL
tintnltl of «to
Jun atirnwiorrt.
nllnntcdlu lovunoi Nora-lit. rill imuodntnn lot
in", to WII'wNOIth ly by Inn-t or to John ll
Loot wood nod innit of Thoman Burundi l nod loud
oi Roof-ml Outer; utterly by tool! of ho'rn of
David Corona ck. ntd innit of (too. A. Foul»: nonth
city by loud of George It. Ferris, nrul by highwny;
nuti warmly by hlguwny known no t‘ntter ntroel,
together with -|l the holidloun nr-d improvementn
And I ntnii cell at t uhilc auction. on the premi-
im hercluboioro dencrllndJIt the run day of Janu-
nrr. A. D . lull. It to ill o'clock Iorenoon, no much
thereof nnvrill rninoihonmu of twenty-lira d'ltnn
nod mntyhyo ooutn thnt heing the proportion 0'
the nnid Jnlncntrrnnlord, oi the I'lllll totnt in aid
lint. tmothcr with tho chnuun of levy. nn'o to
0“). ll ST JORV. Tux Collector Lint 1&9).
eggcgpt Norwnllt. November ll), All . lotto
Ii
followup: dumbed roll
'lux Collector’s tlulc.
Vui'fflll in hereby given that tho underlined.
l - ollfflofof Tum. undunnd hyvirtunor n
certnin in: warrant. duly (uncured Ind nigpul Ii
[runner authority nod directed In tho undu-igrm .
curmmndiru him to levy and collect oi
Julius UMAWI’UIKD
nod other term named in the rntc hook. I u the
hut to aid wurnnt nnncnctl. their novcnl ropor-
tioun of the noun total no therein outed, d rum
being n tux or nnnceruient lni r upon the atonement
lint made in 1838 by the Inhabitants of the town of
Norwnlk. mainly nod lcplly mankind. to unit.
on the In!) dry If December, A. 1).. 18$.uict for
the nrpono of providing for the indebtednout or
not town. levies upon the following described ml
critic of nnld
Jar-en Cr“ ford
rimmed in town of Norwnlk, and bounded no {0'-
ion. to wil:-—*ortheriy by land net to John B
Lorkvrocd nnd land of Thonnn Medici. and loud
of llnniord Carter; eutody by land of hrlrn ol
David Comrtocir nnd loud of Goo A Putin; nooth
oriy nyinud of (Boone A Ferris nnd by nighwny;
nod vredeny by hi hwny known no Carter street,
together with nll t buildings and improvements.
And i nhntl sell or Public Auction. on the i-
ncl hereiubrtme describul. on the Mb My of1 Jun-
ory.A. ”.1801. It to o'clock iorenoon. no much
thereof In Illl min the ruin of fourteen rio'tnrn nud
iltiy contn, that being the proportion of the nxlri
Jnrncn Crawford. oi the non total in cold lit-r, tn
fit’flil‘f with the charge-n of levy, halo, etc.
Gift). It. 31‘. .IIIIIN, 'l‘lx t‘uicct r. In" mus
lintnl nt Numuik, November 20, A in thin)
hill 27 ill
"“66 no 5'
Billie iifiansiaai’s
5 BUTTER
Wcurc into it inrgvly: 3
ionsm fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter You may know
iiis u very nice lot, or we
should not have such :1 large
stock. We describe it as a
clear. clean flavored, nosy my:
style of Butler, smacking good
all throughout We propme
taste We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butter is
Worth tlircc (:cnts more per
poundilmn it was when we
bought; so buy now, lay in
your winter supply. We will
show it :tllll help ynu select,
with pleasure And the [WNW
at present is ‘25 cents a [it‘llilil
We will \vngcr it big I't’tl zipplc
quality in this city selling for
such apricc. Sample it,
The llt'Sl. (Inf co in the city ;
try all, then try ours
initials Tiaiiinn
“—99%.“-
it’n Pillsbury 's Best. Joucs'
Super] lbw. Inland (lent. Flint"
lIn periai, tho‘dloss” llltmeapo-
lis Flour, at $6 60. $6.60, and
$6.60, per bb|., C. 0. If.
_—..>—.—
Weave hunticrn~hcrc lor barium—Mid ‘II‘IF
mr lllhlk‘ll in your in'Irn-t. We run do on court
nod :ch you rock Botmm ('n-ir Price:- or tirntp
Clix-i goodm
- m . .
We no roiling lnrnc qnnutlticnoi the celrhntcd
he. Drop .Curmrd tiwdn at close figures. New
01098 t) loin-net. i’ A. Perrinlt'o 'n Cele-brutal
lungs”); centn pound, Boneleno Mon. to Celtic
you .
on. ~— ,__
It big drive in the D lnvvnreConnty Dairy flutter.
I! 25 cent: wood ‘23 cent- I pound can‘t be bent
The celehrnted vorthrtetd Cranium Butter in printn
m min n pound. Gilt Edge Rosy Butter. no cents
pound -
409——-———
The final gndou inn nod when in the ciny. A
arr-Minor lino; of t'niiiuruin and French I'runor.
lvnporntrd l-‘rnitn, ere , nl
”W”
Bias. E. Sainaan,
LIA I“ I" 0800.3.
33 Washington Street.
SPECIAL SALE
T
O-DAY
iii Trirrai Hair ail Biilllll
Mnme‘uluuumylowm
Trill-ed lit-ck Velvet Mi. III
Turin-n. for-er B.
m limit“! trill-rd with
mullwnior-gg .
”lulu-var“ Mint. mouth-1M.
munhfiw-fl. Bitten null do unit to
"Million,
llll. ll.
8 WATER mm.
loitwrtn.
003R.
C
to lct all who wont have n5
that there is no built-r ni' likc'
youth’s
”llll’lllllllll
i
6525MB ll MAIN STREET.
5‘. r
5 ”III"! NORWAIrK, - CONN.
lining titted up u
Carriage Repository
At 05 North Intn ntrnot, ti nth Norwnlk. l dorlro to
tnlltho nttnntlou of the public to the lion line 1
here to notcct from. There anoun nrn oi the inert.
W, wurnutrd nod include the lending niylen oi
Surroye, Buggies, t’ltaotons.
Concorde. Spindles. Road
Carts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wugonil.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PHOMPTLY
, ATTENDED .TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
iyi rir
um BEEntnrorr-t .
lrinlnal Kinney anti Linen tiara
crown Pinion llltl Pilln.
Thor urethc and Safe fit-media to one 'or thou
nfllicood WIib Brig t'n pine-no, Liver Compintnt and
Urinnry ridiculous. Only tho-e gestured in the
our you are the tirigtnalnnd i. only Kidney
Ind Liver t‘nrc lllit! wii| venture you to pz-rfuzt
th.
All more. line
C. B. R. A.
I
link .liedlcinc (30.. l’usaoic. N. .l.
‘ SOLD A'I‘
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
up” South Rorodk
u ES Coughs. Col Inl‘nm. Bronchitis.
lumen-m. oping Cough, Croug.
on Most. Asthma. and every other on of r e
ghront. Lungs and Client gncsudtng Consumption
st ly yc
. PILEs, Humans,
a Scroll-In. Rene-n. Snlfi Incu- and all
i Dino-non of the Skin end I.“ nrc cured by
rowws FILE and Morton coins.
It? tirn
nannaaaainnsninna.
8i itnrray St, tier! York City.
'3 l1"! amount! “I MED
Steel Skoln ram Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad carts.
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
, clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
E Buggies, Phaetonn, Surreys,
1 Spindle Wagons,
. Top and No 'l'op Delivery
Wagons, lfillr Wagons.
Wininplrmlta Wilma solemn“,
E They are the nrticicn thnt will lune
i you, Our Wn‘onn love n wort -wide
, reputntron on to quality. ntyln Ind tint-h.
1 None Superior. Strut 8 nklcrn. We
hnvc the bent Street Sp nklcn in the
World. Also hove the neuron! and be.
fur-I Milk Wagon- in New York. I
10%
l 'Seeing is Believing."
i n
And the best! man - ,‘
overcame-Alice} ~ _’
din'nof old, “a t
derfui lamp!" x. '..
lMqu‘u‘lf litur-
olplnnhoaml vr -
broom-bio, .
ivzn u cit-arr. .~- 1
ritiinntwlr to in c
of 55 wru' 1‘
Purcr and tulip-tall?!
lhln gun light, nui'u
than electrax light,
more (ll’t‘ifdl ilrn ,
cithcrl The: lump in .
“The Rad
And with I! there l'. my :
. 9’
3 b
:CSter.
unite. no nmell,
nobrnlm (Mirror-,4, no flickering, rmnwcnting,
noclimbing up of the flame, no “tantrums"
nor annoy-nee of any hurt, and it never
nud- trimmin . ltn fotintn toil rcnervoirnl
bcl tough rot :d ncnmlenn brown, with crn~
trni rnir, it in ntrnolutoty outbreak-bio.
and on ”ft on a (minty t‘umilfi.
Only intro yolrl old and I nr In» million 13/
than fornptin one. it munt t2: nGOOD Inn to
make nuch I telling nucccsm indeed in,
for ump- mny come not! lnmpn may 0, but
the “Rocbcntcr” nhinrn on forever We
make over 5,000 nrtinrlc vnrietlen,—— Hnngin
nod 1nbtn Lumps, Banquet. firmly, Vane on
Film Lnrnpnw cvcry kind. In Bron-e, Por-
colnanir-nn, Nickel and Block Wrought Iron.
Auk the lump denier for it. Look for the
trade-monk ntnmp: "nu lzocrtrnrrn." if in
had“!!! nine Rochcnter and the style you
want. or! no lnrrt ntore in near. and to no
for iron lilo-true catalogue (and reduced
“go-lint) and we will box and unit you on,
pnnioly by uproot. right to your door.
mm LAMP ..
49 Port Hun. low York.
”am”; m at tho Igor“. ‘
aton-
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
And-“Wool Oxydili 21': 77.3
PLATING
Doc.
49 Water Silent, Snail Nairall
Amminnlnmrt to at .
mound Inhi- Inrr .llnlnlnhimnno
zflllbhof brunework
”3"- unit. on». rm“; Bonn:
at Gaunt Input-c noon.
The [loss Mystery Said to Have
Been Solved.
HE IS IN JAIL AT BOSTON.
Detective» Arc Coalition! 'i‘LJt lie]-
the Missing Boy.
cum Cloris (I. A. Grant, of the New York
Pollen Force, Tell» the Story of III-
Allcgod Solution of a Sumullonul Abduc—
Iou That for Over 3- Down Your- flu
Ballad the Rent Dctcctlvcn In the \‘l'orld.
The Boy's Name int Present 1- (III-rile
loChrinty. and [In In Said to lie tho
Adopted Child ofin Mun Concerned in tho
Kidnupirrg.
NI" Ynttli, Nov. ills-A special to The
World from Philadelphia says: ”it is more
than probable that Charlie Rose, the long
lost kidnapped sort of Christian K. lions,
has at last been found. The detective
bureau no the New York police bend-
qunrters seem reasonably convinced thnt
they have discovered the boy. Charles A.
Grant, chief clerk of the police comminr
uloners oi New York, diligently worked
the clew down to this point where inspector
Byrues was consulted and the lutter’s de-
tectives called in. The great Vidocq f
the New York police apparently thinksi
worth active cfi’orts.
Mr. Grant has been following the case
diligently but quietly for several months,
and he now feels no hesitation in stating
that be has located Charley Ross in a Mus-
nnchusetts city.
After Silicon Lulu: Years.
After sixteen your» of mystery, sorrow
and detective research, it Would electrify
the heart of the whole country to know that
Mr. liens and his family will once more
welcome to their fireside the child who was
no cruelly snatched from them, whatever
may have been the temporary effect of evil
associations.
llcforc the next edition of this newspaper
goes to press The World hopes to tell its
readers that the identification in positive
beyondudoubt. As will be seen in The
\Vorld's detailed story to follow one of In-
. ' trusted men is now with
the nuspecter young man.
The World ' ya that about three months
ago Charles \. Grant, clerk oi the New
York police utrnissioners, received infor-
mation that node his blood tingle. This
Iolution 0 he greatest detective puzzle of
the centu y whispered in his ear and
clnutored for investigation. lie investi-
gated in his spare rnomeutsnsthe trail
grew hotter and hotter, with feverish
battle and excitement. '
It is the old Monitor—Westcrvelt-Dougiua
trail and is therefore all the more probable
for those who hml cognizance of all the
circumstances subsequent to the Charley
Ross abduction never doubted for u mu
ment that “'estervelt and Mn. Masher
knew when: Charley Ross was or what he-
come of him after the killing oi Masher
sud Douglas, who stole him. Being corr
vlnced in his own mind that he really bud
found the long lost boy, Mr. Grant com-
municated with Mr. Ross, but not directly.
In Philadelphia then: is rt member of
the city council untried George W. Boyer.
He is president oi the Northern Electric
Light company. llruut asked him to call
on Mr. Ross null ask him how he could at
this into hour identify Charlie.
[lo “'untn to I!!! in Strive Brodie.
Mr. Grant claims to have got the infor-
mation that started him on the search
from a livery stable man, who in turn had
been told of young itnss' whereabouts by
a young vvuuutn fillilif‘tl Tate, who lives at
No. 3:: East (inc Hundred and Eighteenth
ntrcet, New York city. Umut says: “The
young woman’s brother's name is Willie
Tntc. He is about 18 years of ugo and for
the past four years have been the chief
cbumoi young ‘('hurlio Mchristy,‘ who
in probably, I believe no other than Chur-
liu Ross.
"Four months our) Charlie McChristy
begun to tell his churn in few little straps
of his history. One day he said to Tnte:
‘My name is not Mchristy, nor in it
Westervelt.‘ He said also: “You can go
down to the Astor library and you willlco
my picture and the picture oi my father
end of my mother and of the woman 1 our
living with.’ "
“ 'Whnt is your name then?’ " naked Tate
“ ‘.\iy name in Charlie Roen—thut in my
right name, but i don't wont it to be
known. In law, when the Chicago World’s
fair is running, l not going to Chicago to
open an mtloou and ovvrybody in the world
“iii conic lliitl nee Inc, jurtr like they come
to rice Steve Brodie.’ "
IIIWIIIIII Link-n.
"I tliu'ovcrod that Mm hit'tjhrlafy lived
with Bill Wentervcit'n inthcr. After Bill
“'estert’elt wnsctuployotl by (‘blei “'8“an
to run dorm Monitor iilliI [hombre (Water-
veit mu rt luotherdn-inw of Monitor), it
was discovered that lltrtlt‘ml of working in
with the when, on ho was hired to do, be
continually betrayed ”will In hionher and
Douala». This mun prnvcn against him
out] he mus writeuced to hurt! lnbor in
Moynntcrinlng prinoo for seven yearn, but
was pardoned beioro the curl of bin term.
Since tin-n Bill has bot-u employed at
the Brooklyn tmvy yard. and four month-
agolmdruppcd dead from heart. failure.
“Ills his father who in now "ring In
the some home with Mrs. McChrlnty,
Charley's supposed mother. She in on
old irlnh worn-tn. for whom t‘hnrioy hon n
great deal of affection, but houyn obs in
not. his mother. Mr». )lciflirlnty'n ilrnt
husband was Bill Monitor, who won the
principal in the Rom nhduction. She tron
.130 the sister oi lliil Westt-rrclt. 'l‘bo
mum.- urulrr which (Jlrnrley in known in
Chariot; Edward hictflirinty, while Charley
Rosa's proper union in, or Willi, Charles
Ilrcwnter firm.
“III. II: lunch Lilo.
“When questioned Charlie nnld tbnt be
bad remembered hnvlrm nuothcr home
our! thnt he was taken away from his
home by two or three men in linen dust
on. They carried him off in curring.
with his nintnr. in nrinwer to the question
of what won his ninter'» name he nnld:
'Hnr nnmo Whit Sophy.‘ Charley won curs-
rlcdoii with IlIll brother Walter, but be
but u ninter named Sophia, who in yo:
olive. lilo ulster tron rain-med, but be nrnn
curried nvrny often-rd. lie inn confined
on honrduhont for runny «lays, a long,
long time, but horn long to did not know.
Then be com to live with Mn. MeCInrhty.
Charlie Mchrlnty ll fulr flout! nod bun
light hair, with curb chainingnm bk
rornhnnd. llnknnwnltnhnpnllnnumnnl
Intention bionghtnplnthnnnmnno-
till stun-plum Rn iron on nrninblodln-
lieu nut! in popular among hin (slim.
n bu boon n vorygood boy until recently,
when by some circumstance he WM forced
Into very bud company.
In Juli at Boston.
"McChrinty has worked Charlie hard
and ill tronwd him, and three weeks ago
the boy disappeared. One of his friends
got a letter from him about ufortuight ago
poelmnvkcdjlostonvgivinu Boston posit.~
office no hit. lllIlITf’nrl. '
”He nnid he tut-i run array and that he
intended to stay away. He wrote that he
bud a friend named ‘Shunks’nn nickv
hum of Harlem.
“A few duys ugo Willie Tate got an rtn‘
nwer from Charlie. in which he natd‘hut
‘Shnuks’ had ntoieu a ruling, and that the
valiso was advertised for and u rownrd
offered, with no questions asked. ‘Shonks'
returned the vuiinc, received the reward,
while he (Charlie) was seized and imprin-
oncd, and that he would probably be in-
dicud by the gmrtd jury when it would
meet on Dec. 1. inspector Byrnes today
lent one of his men to Boston with young
Tate to see Charley Mchristy. Precisely
that they will do i do not know. "'_'
THE NEW SiAMESE TWINS.
A Boy illlll ling lJ-nnwn Tngctlror at New
York.
NEW Yulm’, Nov. ‘53.— SIICC055 occurs to
have crowned the remarkable surgical
operation of transplanting a bone from a
dog to n boy’n‘ leg. Boy and dog are one.
Their flesh has grown together and every
thingindic‘atcs that their bones buvebe—
gun to unite. Since the operation every
Phelps to prevent any tnforututiounbout
the patients being given to the public. The
boy and the dog were placed in a room by
themselves on the third floor of the Charity
hospital on Blackwell‘s island and nobody
has been itilttiillctl except ilrs. Phelps and
Kelly, the house surge-nun rind nurses and
an occasional Il5l{"ld of Ur. Phelps.
A reporter, however, encountered :1 gen-
tleman lust night who is almost as well
informed about the r‘:|.~r' its Dr. Phelps
himself, and be told :.ii llt.‘ know about the
bone gruftiug opcmtrom.
"I think I can safely my," in: said, “that
all of the liltllt’zllluih :rl'r: largely in favor
of success in the attempt toengrnft 5 piece
of the dog's bone into the leg of the boy.
Their flesh has grown together, and unless
all signs fail union has begun between
their bones."
The flciillr‘liizllt then described the plus.
ter casts, and wind that there was no truth
in the usaemon that nothing reliable could
be learned ulmur the success or failure of
the operation until the plaster cuts that
bind the boy and dog togethcr have been
removed.
As it matter of incl the place of joiuture
between the bones of Johnny Gctltius and
the spaniel Yip, rccilrtstened Charity,
have at all times since the operation been
open to the inspection of the surgeons. It.
would have been loullmrtly. my informant
usertred me, to have placed at solid plaster
cast immediately over the wound in
Johnny's leg.
“'hcti the liltblt'l' Casi. mu put on, corn-
pleting the operation, a .spucc between
five null six inches in diumeler tvasleft
open above our! :yurrnuutling the spot
when: the pit-cc of the npziuicl‘s bone had
been inserted into Johnny's leg. Over this
open space only linen bandages were
placed, which might be and Were removed
at will.
Not a day bus passed that Dr. Phelps
has not inspected the wound, nod, if need
be. the exterior of tho l‘orruccliou between
boy ltllll dog could have been dressed with-
out disturbing the plaster cost on Johnny’s
leg, the plaster cost on Charity, or the
plaster bands that hold their legs firmly
together.
The matter of the aluminum leg was
also made very clear by this communica-
tive gentleman. The peg is lvvo inches in
length, and if the opcrntion is on entire
success it will always remain in Johnny's
leg.
it was through the umlullnry ennui, or
hollow poriitm 02' [inc illt'll of dog bone.
illillelleillln liltlf itll tllt'll .0“ either side
into the club; of Johnny's lmuc. Dr.
Phelps lined the aluminum peg in prefer-
ence to ivory, twmsue in» thought it would
not excite the sligitlrhl ntlllplli’flllull; and
it. has not. [no ,ittrpuw of this peg was to
prevent t'ltztriiy, 'uy tllitrt‘llllti' twitching,
from pulling ill" bony grunt from [ltlnlllOlL
I'mlutlrly titt- nitml l'cl'l..ilit indication of
union between thw lmurn, 3 point up which
grout. titre.“ is dimly total by surgeons, in
the fact [tut cvcr mum- tiie “punitluli the
letnpt'riilnh- “I built the boy until the dog
ltnvo Ilccu titrriaml. fever indicating that
union of lvrukmi bone» is not tlrtlgrcastng
favorably.
Not until tire-tiai4‘31itrper furourtri is cut
away from the lung '- lv.’, will if ln: known
beyond tlu- pom many u: it il‘flllrl that. the
canine bum,- lrnw nu unu- zmmlgntnutctl with
the boy’s. ’i he lttct will then be tracer
flirted by ram-full, (”filling the places at.
which lllt' fruit: mum imvv \'.‘;isll.‘ll. The final
opt-miter: of :t‘lml‘ullttu Johnny and Char
ity i-. not likely to b‘. mzulc for tit lcnll n
coupli- oi Wcrkri II tho do; rctuuinn in its
pro-writ good romirtmn. in the clue oi or~
diunry fracture». it.» hplliiln ure ununlly
kept. it» pmrtion for four or the Weeks.
Finwt 0500 for t'ontrrupt of Court.
(fliit'Mm, Nov. ‘11} Judge 'lllmluett, of
the It'llt‘iril court, tun llllt'il t‘lmrlcs Coun-
nclntun, illi' m-ii men gratin ticuler, m
and unit-ml lllltl L'Itltiltiillwl to tho charge
of tltv L itlla'tl mmm tlml rwt illfll‘Hllnl until
such firm in [mi l. .llt. t‘outneinmn'n of-
fense mm his n'fllmtl to notify before the
federal grand jury rexnrding hilt-god vio-
lntionn of tip.- intrrninto commerce luv by
various ruilrond» ntui nillppttn-i. .\ir. Coun-
neltrmu'e attorneys \Illl mon- foru writ. of
bottom t'ui’plh bot-w.- .l mixt- Ill’i'rlllflfll. and
upon n refusal un iiil‘lli'iil will be taken to
the United Storey «awn-m.- court, as the
cane lttvnlvt'rt a trill -\ wat'umul qucut‘ton.
l‘nnnlrml by in falling :‘luio.
ifAs‘rnx, 0.. Nov. .38,» .\ frightful occl-
rlnrit huppt-nctl ill tin: [helium Sofa works
ycnterriuy. Several men were engaged in
moving min on an overhead rutlrtmd
when the nppnmtm tun-o.- way. A heavy
iron unit: came down, wiriklmg Clmrlcs
Bturm, crushing lil'i ltritII to n pulp and
killing him ltlvtuiilly. Two other work-
man, nnniml "lame: mu! Armin, were scri‘
ouniy and perhaps intniiy injured.
" \
Sinn- hll lIn-v Child to lilo.
(£1.an FALLS. X. it, Nov. common
Notation", u young wonmn employed In
adomcntlc in Johnstuirg, thin county, hon
been armrest for pint-lug her recently born
hobo in nu ontiumne. where it died from
exposure. ____________
"Mn. I’Ullnglnn" ”and.
(,‘nnutnn. Monti, Nov. aim-B. ll. Shillo-
brri“.\im. i’nninuton") died at his home
Tuesday nfiernoon nt 415.
flirty-tun ill-m um
Vin“, Nov. mn’f'hirty-trro minor-
vrnrndronvned bythniloodin'olm'lt.
m It) GOAL TRUST WAIT”
pmaution has been taken by Dr. A. M.‘
The Application for Incor'pot'aa
lion Was Refused.
DENOIINCL‘D FROM THE BENCH.
Judgo Gordon rsuyn lltu Poi-pin of Pour»
nylvmlln limo Item- his-cpl»; You Loug-
Tlto ltln-lunuml lit-lull Compton] nnrd tlro
Older" fur Which It Wm Formed.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2.; —~Jlidge Gordon,
of the common plea: t: dirt, has handed
down in decision in which he reinsen the
application of the iliriinmmi Retail Coal
company for nrtirlm of incorporation on
the ground that the company was formed
indirectly fo'r the purpose of castabiinbiug
ntmnt for the regulation oi retail prices
oi coal in this city. The charter of the
conicornpnny Acts forth that its purposes
are to promote the business of such retail
coal dealers us become members of the
corporation and to protect them from un‘
warranted increase in sales and prices, and
in general to provide such lawful ways and
means as may be necessary to did them in
promoting and benefiting the businonn of
retail coal «loafers. Judge Gordon, in the
course of n lengthy opinion, says:
The Jutlgo’n Opinion.
"The company probably necks justifica-
tion under the clause of the act. of assem-
bly authorizing the formation of associa-
tionn ‘for the encouragement and protec-
tion of we and commerce.’ Them could
not, however-.4» n grosser perversion of
this enactment ffmr! than attempted in the
proposed charter. “'hi e language of
the not quoted is open to ju. cn' icisrn for
its want. of preeiserretur and us too
vague. but and indefinite, yet it c
contemplates a salutary public purpose in ‘
the general encouragement. extension and
advancement of trade and commerce.
Its Clear Purpose Dentroycrl.
“Any interpretation of the cinusc which
omits this public benefit destroys the only
clear purpose that it may with certainly
be sold to contain. The object of the pro-
posed corpomtion, on the other hand, is no
opposite to any such heuetical intent on it
could prunibiy he.
“Briefly started, its purpose is to enable
a number of retail coal dealers to combine
together with corporate powers to benefit
nod enrich themselves, irrespective of the
public welfare, by regulating and con-
troiiing the supply and prices of the corn-
modity in which they deal.
Pcnnnylvuniann Asleep Too Long.
“The people of l’ennsyivnn' have been
sleeping in dangerous iguomu e; such an
object can receive legal sanction, under
the vague formula of am association, for
the encouragement and protection of
trade marl coir: llirfi'tft’. "
GODFREY WAS VICTOR.
He- leiuln- a Chopping “lock of “Ed”
Smith. of Denver.
New Ynirx, Nov. :56.~'i'he much adver-
tised and once postponed tu‘cnty‘five round
tight, with gloves, tvmk place last night. It
Cronhcirn's thenlrr, liubokeu, under the
auspices of members of the Puritan Alh—
letic club, of i/mg island City, who were
not at. liberty to bring the aflnir of! in
their handsome new club house for reasons
that they have not made entirely clear.
There were nearly Low persona present,
830 or 700 of whom paid flit admission.
The purse for the fighters was $8.51!.
Smith was piniuiy the man u majority of
the crowd wanted to see win. but: the care-
ful bettors put their money on Godfrey.
E. H. Garrison, the jockey, put out $450 on
Godfrey Winn-n the uteri appeared at 9:25,
Godfrey Mliilll'uil perfect form. while Smith
was for.
He was seconded by William Muldoon.
Jack Ashton mad Juke- Kilmin. Godfrey's
seconds were Billy Mulroney and Frank
Steele, of Boston. The gloves, which were
said to be fully iivc utilities in weight,
were weighed in the prudence of the cap-
tain of police, but “to liLllf' in tbcmwns
wr-ll worked from ”11' knuckles before
[boy were put on. Smith flood over on
lfil'll filJOVt! limit e») and looked much
heavier, but the hill! iul Weights wen
Smith. 190; Godfrey, 175.
Smith mammal a [it‘tltllltrtitllllitle on
putting up his hands, bending his bad
and shoulder» for forward to; though
about to jump. The colored man was 1
little mystified by tuna :rprmnmncc ut llrlil,
but he soon sill-ll bu man up Smith
went in at once to hum-1. his than out.
Uppercttttinu Wits his lqui'Ht‘ style, but.
his nttempu olnin'r mum
The “terrible right burd" at tho Denver
mun, niwttt which no much lilln been nnld,
did not. Irtnierlznlizs- Smith tried often
enough to innd it. but Godfrey was uiwnyn
out of its rcnch. Gmlfrvy fought t-mttiouo-
ly, and met Smith's rtlnltr‘rt in the tint: few
round» wrth left hunch-l join. timt noon
fumed Striitlt'u brand, in the second round,
Godfrey m-rvcd n Clt'flil lunwi-nlottnby.
left. builder on Smith'i 'inl‘t'k, and aim
that blow ll'ittl the battle ..._ l ill blind, AL
lbotmlt Smith WM tllnruuuli'y warm, and
would not be Litton-wt not. their men
exerted lIiCliiM'th'1 M Iiilil'll in the tint
Nitric I'OUIIilz-t flint tho-y linth lwtnmt- weak,
and few of ”now pri'w'iil {limit-1M. "le
either would but non l‘nilmlu, In Itll' third
round Godfrey fell to im Linw- tlcfuyc
Smith, but tho innit 'r 3- ui no in." Air-null.
to finish him. fluvial»; .,.-. :ln- mnmc
clinm‘c will: Smith t . m- .‘illt‘l word, um]
failed loritll llll' l :s‘ ' 3- tnr' llw sumo twumti.
By the end of ”i' lii'u round U lliroy'n
right eye Wm mmlm. mavl Month's left
was (’lik‘tlilfl. U'Mllll'j . mirmnl to job
that \vminzlwlnptit' iv.) a dough the fight,
and lilill it and tho loir i-iimiz. loully cut
bcftlrcilm Hill. An lbw iluillrprngrnud
Smith im'nntr- weak-y and m-itkt-r and
Godfrey pnr-uti-vi in» J» Hum prune-m with-
out nwrcy. l‘lmi ohms‘ Ilr‘w‘il‘l' . the nu.
tire mill. in the I‘lvllli. third, “rim.
Dtiuu,nwiuzthni hmi'li rm lmtuchopv
ping block, though at lunch one, for tho
Colored 1min, order“) the men to their
corners, and gave, the dccinion in favor of
firxlirvy.
Mill-loot: nitervvnrvl ulirrni to mold:
Joke, Ktlmiu against itmiircy, run-lacon-
test betwcr-u the-u: lllt‘il 'vsli pr .lmhiy take
place beforclomr. An iviivr .t "l «potato!
int night. uncut Mrquzlly. :lw vlmmulm
feather weight, who in hot m hha effort-to
mnkn George Dixon. fl" f'rl‘m‘d froth.
weight, moot him nun-n. ll" won WI?
ntnutly urging Smith on "mt phoning”-
mnrks derogatory to "vie i:it*.;wr,"whoru
ha wanted to are whipped oH “micro! print»
clplcn.
itcrttnlm llmn‘n Strum: "ope.
Mum, Nov, 3;") ”-révrmlrn ”our but od-
drcttud 1 letter in tho itrpuiriicnm of
Manitoulin nmn‘nur Hunt the neon;
Monti-tic vin'ory in on lumen on tha pro.
vioun nhort ltvul nilctf’W of the Don-o-
mtn have been. and prmilctlug iron: pro.
ondnnt a reaction in furor of tho Ramblin-
Iu My “Voyeurs-(cl
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