PAIR I“ Inc! m.
Mom In the Project. Pun-d It the
m’ Hull-t Inst Evening.
The executive committee of the hospi-
tll fund held n meeting last evening in
'the parlor: of the Old Well Hook and
W company. The net receipts thus
far received from the recent Bazaar of
Marthe held in the armory are $2,270.53.
There are several sources yetto he heard
from and it is expected that the total
receipts will be nenrly $3,000. The con:-
mittee would like to have those who
have not yet done so, turn in their re-
ceipts to C. B. Stevens, the treasurer. in
orderthnt an itemized statement may be
mode to the public.
The following resolutions were adopt-
ed at the meeting:
WHEREAS. By the aidof the liberal
maple of the town of
the
Rummage of the
orwallr, and by generosity of the
merchnnte and residents of the town
generally. and by the cooperation of
the ladies of Grace and Congregational
churches. of Norwallr, and the South
Norwalh and Over River achoolei. the
Bat Trimmers’ cancellation. of South
Norwalk. have succeeded in raininea
' sum of money usanuclcus
forafund to established .1 hospital in
considerable
and for the town of Norwalk; and,
Woman, It has mine to the ears or
route of the members of thin committw
that there are a large number ofJIanlle,
It‘ll! y
societies. etc., who are willing no
to subscribe to the hon ital fund if they
were assured that tie money raised,
would be, without unnecessary delay,
‘ needfor Wm for which it wan.
intended:
Wm, There is no organization
clothed with the proper authority to pro
ceed with the business of altobhshing a
hospital in the town of Norwnlk; there-
fore, be it
Readout. That abommittce from tho-
with power
to like such steps as in their judgment
are necessary, to form an nemeintiun of
such a membership, as will inspire con—
fidence in the minds of those who are
to help along the hospital came,
meeting be appointed.
but feeling that there is no mbrzltnnutuinl
mum at in existence. an .y
be author-trody
and empowered to (all a
public ineetug of the citizens of the
town for that purpose; and be it further
Resolved, That a vote of thanks of
thiecomniitteebeextended toull tlwec
churches, ncluxrls. orchestras. mcrrrhnnta.
clubs and private individual-o who aided
the lat.» tumor
in any way in mnkin
the success it nurtured y was.
JOHN W. Mums. chairman.
Miss 8mm MLCLI‘RE. secretary.
Following are the committee appoint-
ed: Stephen W. Velma, William N.
Ornw, Joseph L. O'Brien.
ANN [FA]. 30].]. CALL.
Guttering of the Members of the l'lnt
Bnptlnt church of Norwalk.
The sixth annual roll call of the First
Bupt'ltt church of Norwnllt is in phlgl’m
thin afternoon. The programme of
excrete-bum “2:30 o'clock with de-
votional exerciser. followed by an ad-
drerl of welcome by the pastor. The
calling of the roll at membership will he
intenperned with the reading of letters
from BMW“ papers of live min.
lltD such by representatives of the
church orgnnizatioun, followed by
volunteerremarhol one minute each.
The ppers to be protected are "Uur
Sunday Scbwl." Supmintemlent 0.
Walter Aiken; "Our Foreign Missionary
Society." Mn. Senh Lynn: "Our Home
WWy," lire. Abbiefiilliman;
“Our Y. P. B. (I. ll. Work," Ilownnl
Duty. There will be a ewinl hour from
m to am, when n tollution will he
revved. Rev. J. B. James. putm of tho
Pint llnptint church, Hartford. will do
liver on adores» thin evening.
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PEOPLE It“! “Will.
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MalnMWMrIm-n
“ _ elm
"* n nmacmrm.
wflthegnélt at New Haven irlemle
yesterday.
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ado, a spending the week in New York
p
in. B. B. Invitt and daughter. at
, N. Y.. are (out: of
m I. lit-edict, at No. to Blintlrcet.
MLW cl Sledding. tor.
My of Harwell. in In town today cil-
tin-monomer.
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mundane-anxuvmuq.
Band In. til. mien-plur-
nnrlyet m, low at it». York
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U lunrmucI-nnnaqrmrm
‘ will nova-I‘m lotto Ila-r
WWI-tended to Inspire
Mumnmm
Put W, of ltmrnt Vernon,
Monument-mm.
l nun-human Winnie
Irvin—Mime.
A Pretty llm""eddln¢ in W
Lent Evening. >
The residence of George If. Btnhnell,
m at a my home widdlngrt 5:30
o'chch not”; W“
to the ceremony
otter, Mint Buy L Wayland, and letter
Hyatt. of the dry goods firm of Triatrnm
6: Hyatt, of Norwalk. The ceremony
was performed in therpncioualruntpr-
Iorof the house by Rev. L R. Director,
of Mt. Vernon, formerly punter of the
Bridgeport First Methodist church. The
bride, a charming young lady. who poo-
eeasen a lltlfit of friends, was attired in a
gown of white satin. Fred Wallace. oi
Bridgeport, and F. .W. Gilberto! Xew
York. were the ushers. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremony, the bridal couple
went 'on an extended tour to eastern
cities, after which they will reside in
.‘orwalk. The wedding presents wen.- of
great variety and much value.
Pun» in n 31an Punch.
A kitten which made its home in the
post oilice at New Britain was missed
Wednesday by one of the clerks. A
search was music but without discover-
ing the feline. Yesterday the New
Britain clerk row-emu] 3 letter from the
clerk“ on the Boston. Springfield and
New York rout, relying that u out which
he received in npourh from the New
Britain office haul limo left at South
Nuru‘nlh. The Now Britain clerk im-
mediately wron- to this city anal tolsl tho
history of lln' kitten. paying it was “an-
lo-r."an€l asking {hot it ln' returned to
tlmt place. Mr. Ifnlwy. thv ubiiging
stumpclcrk at the nillcw hero, shipped
the kitten home by Admm lixprvss this
morning. It in prolnlvlr- that kitty
crawled intoonvol tlu- [mu-lu-sm it lay
on tholloorin tin-New Ilritziin inn-stol-
licc and she was wot away without any-
one rnieuing her.
The Municiunn' (Brittle.
Every music teacher, student or mini:-
lover nhoulsl have this volume. It t'un-
talus 200 pages of valuable munical in'
formation. with full description of over
10,000 pleura; of "tunic and music hookn.
biographical sketches of over Iii) corn-
nners, with portraits and other illustrat-
thins. Aim a choice selection at new
vocal and instntmenml music and other
attractive features-C [Two tr‘cr‘lpt of
right tun; m-nt hiéllllllfi. to: 1m pay Vintage.
wv “ill mull true. 3 mp} ul 'l‘hc Mush--
inn-i Hold», ulna n wftlllplt‘ copy of limin-
anl's )lnnirul World. containing $2.00
worth of new musir and interming
reading matter. Address The Brninnrd
Sore: t‘o., Chicago. Ill.
7 “unlit" Society “'urk.
The control $2,000 appropriation to the
Connecticut llnmnm- minty, which is
mm:- time ownluo on account of the
titawltgislatiw muddle. Inn liven ad-
vanced by Acting (ion-mot Bulkelcy.
The annual mlimtminu for Ntllm'flpllmis
is elm being made. Minn t ‘. ll. Barnum.
who had charge of this baruchol work
but your. will ulna solicit Hillel-riptinm
this year. She will visit Norwnlk.!‘loutli
Sorwnlk, Stamford. lirccnwich, th‘lZe'-
field, Milford. Strutford. lhlulmry and
other places.
(inter-or ltnllreley All Right.
At the nnnuul banquet ni’ tln- .V'ow
lluwn t'ltltmln'r of (”amnion-5'. Wednes-
dnynight,n Morning News monfixulml or-
Hnrorlwr Tlmmwa )l. Wnlh-r this rpm"
lion:
"What do you think of Acting Unwr-
nur Bulkeh-y's attitudi- in maintaining u
lmhl m‘t’l’?’ '
ill-(lovernor Waller n-pllml: “ilulkm
lay in right in his tuition. Tlu- attitudi-
he in taking in clearly n legal one. Why
he couldn't do olho‘rwlw than to h: ild the
ultim until the. court» [ms no the am»
one way or the other."
Another Cuttllhflvlr '
Word wan removed Into lent evening
that the Yale thmen loot bell eleven
had MMMWIfl wont!
be nimble to play hero on flntunlny.
Thin inn mmdinnpwintmont to the
lime“: team and their Irlemla, a» tin-
unlny'n game mmld have lawn an inter-
eating one. The among-orient have ur-
rnngnd form match with tho Htrnthml
Athletic club on than any. The t’. M. U.
A. clubdefmml this team in in preview
3""“9‘ -.._ _ . .
Minimum Proclamation.
“manor llalkeley he» tanned the fol-
lowing Thenkgirlng purl-mutton:
l . deal a nt um»
1!»meng ovum Trim
tiny til I v
m. unit by
mud ulwornh
to Atlanta.» tied (or
year.
‘ r. it. oT-m"“ “
rue-y mnlngef thin week the clue
in hook-taping M «immortal-l arith-
mem,mmm .
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One Hundred ‘ Policemen Dc~
mend Upon Anarchists.
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.Ihe Follower." uls‘lb“. Berlin-g Wm
Very lulu-t, and tor a Short ‘l'i-elt
lubed no flown tho llnylrnrht
MOI Might Be Repeated.
Omeno, Nov. tit—One tsunami pollen-
men. under the lemiemhip of Inspector
Kim-n Int», marched down upon in:
nit-robin meeting in Grlelr'bnll. nt 554
West Lake mm, but night. The ma-
tntntthnllntsqnnd o: pulmhended by
Lieutennut Wheeler. burnt in upon the
marching: man named Daniel nutter,
who claims to hell trom Bulimia. X. Y..
ruched toranvolrer in his hip pocket,
but More he could use it oilicern over-
powend and dimmed him Sinner made
ndenpcrnte mistnnce, batting and kick-
ing the unicorn until the irons were put on
his wrists, nnd he was hustled all to the
Despluinee ntreet station, lighting like a
madman all the way.
They Locked the Door. _
The twentydive or thirty men who were
fitting in the bun-mm tried to force their
way out to the atreet, but. were prevented
bythe police. liwry man in the saloon
was then searched for weapon. While
this in»; going on another squad of police
dubbed npthe uni-row stnirwny into the
halls above.
“The police are coming; lock the door!"
shouted in man in the meeting on the sec-
ondlloor. The door w.» quickly barred.
and the twenty-live men who were when}.
bled in thin dingy little but! making in-
finmmntory firmwhen waited for the at-
tnck. Only our: man our manic any mist.-
nnce. Iiisnnme wa- lit—mt Miller. "D~
the police?” be hunted. "They are cow-
ard-l, or else they would not draw their ro-
volverss'on inollennirc ment"
Mo- und 3 Big Revolver.
Two others: grasped .lllllur nuzl searched
him. He lllllllhlili: f9"fll't’l’,ltl‘lrl fought
desperately lit-lurk he could be taken. Set-'-
ernl Cnpltw 0: Tim wail‘cu Ilvlti’r‘l’wl by l’ar—
non! on tin- mght of the bum!» thruwiugin
Iinynmrkc-t rquzirp were hmml in" a box in
the hall. Mir-r the building: had been
thoroughly sczirrllcvl about thirty of the
men: mlp'uid anarchist» were taken to the
ntntinn. Some-o! them were booked for
carrying concealed weapons, and other-I
for making irxtlamnmmry ambit: cairn»
Idling to incite riot.
compelled to now llu Man and htrtpos
The agitation against the anarchists was
canned by (in hot that “'evlmwmy night
A squad of polite under lKHpv-ttor lluh—
bard compeliwl u. moctirmui law If") my
urn-hi.“ . .:r {in \‘lr‘l. waifti. ~irvut for
her lull) to display tlw .hlttri‘n‘ m Illa:
moon; rm rv l hunting wi. . :x w mmtvl
the lmll or Llw mum, Minimum” of the
hanging of the» l'buzngn lliyuiztrkcz rioc
ers.
The police entered the hall while Henry
\Vclwman, at it Sew- York (wiper, was
delivering on lllt:t‘lltll.tl‘}' ‘lh‘t'l‘lt. Wrisv
than I’e'lerrfil to the {not that the Amer:
can flag WM not to he been in Um 3:.ill,nm.l
was hunting of it.
“they Ilimd the Sntiiin'n rota”.
Inspector Hubbard and ten milk-«r.» tin-n
mlvnnmltothe platform 'l'ln- inqwcmr
said; "This ht r‘llll‘t‘lt'fl. The Stan and
Stripe-l mutt lled‘tnplayevl among them rlv-rs
here or I nlmll cloae up this rum-ting. It
is all red here. You hm c m Ann-mum ling
and you ltrt' twisting oi the hot. l Wont
to lute the ting produced or thlw umllcm‘e
must clieperm‘."
Quick on n limo the great: nml'wncc mm
on it. [out mad then: were thrmts from
every side. 'l he police placer! tlmlr hands
on their clubs and "ruin-rsprwptmrury
for the light, which wormed turntable. It
won ten minutes before urdrr mew re‘tmml,
And the American flag Wit! bruuglit into
the hull. and unfurled nil the ~:;t._':~. brim;
greeted with mingled hinge:- onul cheers.
The nycnkel’ then concluded hi- unrunxue,
the police remninlnu m the ltall.
HA8 UNCLE SAM BACKED DOWN?
An Italian I'nper they. lie Will Pay fur
the New uric-unit \fl’nlr.
Imam. Xlw. ll‘. The Itulin. my. it mull-r-
atamln that tlw l'ntted States government
has mrmrtlnml the resimmihtllty ol the
federnlgnwrmm-nt for it breach of into-r-
nntlonul law in the New Orb-nun lynching
Adult. and that the only «mention that
now remnim- lobe milled in the mmmut
of the indemnity to he paid by the l‘niied
titatnn government to the lriendaol' the
ltnllnn citizen: who loot their liven through
the violence at the New Urlenmi mob
Wen-In unfit-glue Murmur.
Am N. '11, Nov. Ill—Mt no ‘um-
“um oi the «mean of tin: tvonian'.
suffrage moclntlnn committem were no—
annowaevd n! lollmni: Pommlttee on pro
mama-Jim Emily unwind and fill»
Inabvl llowlund. of Sherwood!» and Min
II. It. Clark, at ltochlmer. Committee on
mum. work. Mn. Harriett N. K. nan.
of Ilrnoklyn; Mrs. Elnora llnltcmtk, oi
Jammie. null Mr». Mnry ll. Welehml
I‘nflb‘hflu. Printing, Mn. 1. 1'. Smith.
Min ”cry 1". Anthony and Mn. .1. ti.
floater, of “helium. Thin concluded the
Milne-I of the convention.
Vern ol the Board of Purdue.
“Ammonia, Nor. lat-Action wast-ken
tutt- honnlotpnrdunr In I numb" at
women: them being that of W. Junie.
' titewnrt, of [Myrtle county, murder in the
WW: "hid. Jouph um,
«In, Phllndelphll. murder in the lira de
. commutation recommend-d. John
months. Phllndelphln, murder in the
“Mauritania. Androwlxnhmlcb»
nelflabolnnd George Reebok. Allegheny,
murder lathe lint dome; commutator:
A Prominent Pitta-1' Ian Dell.
m, Nev. unitary Dull-urn.
whelutmurnlnht imagined that
hear was burning down and tuned
tremowtndnwto the rldrwnlt, l- dud.
“Mittwhwfiflm-fll mum
but mun-It
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; earnestly Mixing the couperntlon of Ill r0»
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KIW‘YQRIE. Rev. it -—-A circulnr litter
Ildonn‘ and philanthropic Mikado A
“M“‘W"? M" 3‘” 3323‘
n in to veto walnut _
”tbsp-intern of the various ‘
tioon in New York city and vicinity. >
new movement nestled ”The New?
Ifulon of Religious and llnmnninrilu
victim for Concerted Moral Mort.”nn
the committee of organization cousin. of
the (allowing well known men:
Rev. William ‘5 Mumford, D. 1).; Rev.
hymn Abbott, D. 1).; Itev. Haber h'ew-
tou, D. 1).; Rev. David J. Burroll, D. 1).;
Rabbi Gustav Gotthell. Rabbi Kaufman
Kohler, tier. (lhnrlen II. Eaton, D. Baker.
William Lloyd, ll. Ill; ltev. liadlton C.
Peters, D. 1).; Abram S. Hewitt, Richard
Watson Glider, Dr. Albert Shquhwm
J. Sellgmnn, Rev. Jouinh Strong. D. 1).,
chairman. and Walter Vroomnn, uncut-r1.
The circular which la nigned by It.
nbove named. men rays: “An nttemptln
being mule to unite the moral foreoof
New York city and vicinity for concerted
effort in carrying through ouch reform
measures for the benefit of the poor In
can he agreed upon. The tint practical
reform to he taken up will betheeetnb-
liahmeor of parks and playgrounds in!
children. Then other evils will be at
tacked.
“The plan tor the Jwinter is to have
weekly mops meetings, each to he held in
ntlillerent'church or synagogue and Id-
drtntsed by several well known speuhm
“It in certain that these meetingn will be
reported in lull by the grent and progres-
sive daily papers. and more than titty min-
litters have already named to cooperate
with the movement null announce the
meetings from their pnlpits.
“It. in the desire at the committee on or-
gnnimtion that the new movement be the
subject of d'ugcotrrse in u runny churchen
and synagogues no possible on Sunni”.
Nov. 25!, nml Sunday, Sov. 2:,"
Thisis the first really serious attempt
ever made to unite thetwogrentcst power-
in civilization, the [1?th and the pulpit.
with the one any-c: of rxiemrinnting the
monstrous evils of city bin that heretofore
halve been but leebly antagonized.
TO ml.“ the” Lorreavv evu.
Bl; Mm Heeling livid nt New anl
(1“,.
NE“ Yong, Nov. lil.~.\ grand demote
atrntlnn was held in (bickering hall but
evening to show sympathy Iornndhelp
the anti-lottery movement in loniainnat
The hall was packed to the (learn. and
prominent men of all recto, partl- and
occupations occupied rent- on the than.
Hilltop Potter prenhlcd Ind Introduced
Judge Noah Davis. who delivered the
opening address, in which he scored the
lottery compnny an n innocuous octopus
winch demoralized the morals oi persons
all over the country.
Judge “AWL-5 was followed by General
(Joni-g9. i). Johnston, President Seth Low,
01 ‘ 'sinlrzbirr college; Father Elliott, of St.
l‘nm'a .tn-l ex Mayor ”mutt .ilm ~p‘lltr'.
The letter said: “Tim queuiirm circular»
n “in“. spot in the Eullhllllllillll of the
l'nitml States. it is, that n filllglt! state
can determine. has determined, a presiden—
tial election. The stolen! Louisiana hinde-
termined a presidential election. Ito vote
wnsoflcmlto me for money, and I do»
cliutd to buy it. That vote wnn sold for
money." Mr. llewiu's words createdcon-
Iternntion and surprise.
THE $100,036WL0AN 175 HOEY.
(Tl-pp spanner ‘I'nllo What [In Known
About It.
llmmemm. Conn. Nov. 13.~The depo-
sition of L'lnpp Spooner. to be used in the
man of the Adams Express company
against John Iloey, the hearing at which
in to take plea in New Jersey next week.
recites that Spanner concurred with his
cotmltee in muting the Moon loan to
lluny, the request (or which was mule
verbally by telephone by Huey. In answer
to the telephone massage Spoon" my» he
wrote lloey expressing his willingneu to
make the lonn in n hunlncsnlllu manner,
inristing that the matter ehonld bomb
mitted to the company'n comml.
Conceal, Spanner toys, did not report
until alter the loan had been obtained by
lloey. Spoon" any: that there wan no
agreement between "my end himself an
to the character and manner in which the
company rhouhl hold the bond and mort-
gage or any «alignment of it that rvl-
deuced the loan of Slum». Ila under-
stood it, be my». that the company was to
own It nhwlntoly. The underrtnntllug
won, my: )lr. Spanner. that the eomwny
ulmuhl hold the mortgage u a pledge
only.
1h (lent- Plntfm lndnnod.
Ilmmnrno. Set. 1.1”?!» Stet. Parm-
m’ Alliance convention ad moth:
tlon- lndonlng the Deal: plnttorm, do
mending government nopervlnlon at roll»
tandoori tel-snob lluvn'the ehetlontll
president, vie-Wand tritium
nontonby direct vote of the people. In“:
hm the tuning of (mm-mull”
choose, comp-lites «born-rpm to lit
sold tor what it rvnlly In. prohlblthm oi
din owner-thin at land, demnndlng till
taxation on all kind: 0! property, pro it)
the; the dealing in stem end mine on
futures, to prevent the ndulteratlon at
food product». Adjourned to meet in
Willinnuport out your.
Cert-in Greenwood llu fled»
Nouns. Conn. Kev. “mountain
Greenwood, of the stein: barge lletn, ot
New rm city. who-cruel mnku’tt’dt-
port buhortwo week: an, and whom
I!
lie-am rant-urn and pllm for run-
:21? hi. hero in forbidden watch, he
nim- m heal our».
Burrito. Nor. lawn. fury in the
Illhlbflnwl turret lack tidied I
radiate! m: in thermal
wu meme-d until Build-y.
neutered . mule. m
Mormmmnrtpddnr.
’ 'lhe am will he Ian-eta In wow.
manhunt. h. Kev. ham
our, the only innin- at the item
My: Mattie
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other». mimic 'lun
. an.
\ urhoiyonno. um‘ifn'nhremi'l‘lm
” n’suuw’unpunsm
modifier budgeting“ with violate
thelnwnlettngtothtm, tot or
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rout-run:
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mums. THEODORE. thlngton at uni:
Furniture. lurk
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m'mnmlum ummmunfinll;
A and can u annulment of
hue. tram, dammit!!!
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Nine Cruisers to Be Mobilizcd
at Valparaiso.
“III-l WILL KNOW WBIIAVBAIIAYY.
tutti-u .r an arm: Ilemunntmtton than
to Be Studio by the rolled Rmtnn Gov-
Irl—nnt-Wrulilugt ~n "dictate. Ilnw‘
ever, tit-t- hat I. :b'ot n Warlllrn More.
Wuuisorox, Nov. it *It in quite evi—
dent that the president and Secretary
Blaine do no: :ii’wg‘nmr to lot chili lonu re»
main in immrunw ot the incl that the
United Staten tum mmlc nullsioutinl prog.
run in the building of .1 navy. The news
has leaked out that. there in to be u
Change in the assignment: at in number oi
res-eh; whichwill Adult in the concen-
tration of suvh a: fleet of worship» in the
hnbor o! Vulp; also no to amount to n
naval demon»: m: ion.
lihernrdi lit-deter! In Chili.
Onion haw been sent, it in said. to Rear
Admiral liner-arm, now on ward his ting»
lbip, the; Philztdulphin. at St. Thomas, to
proceed at once to Valparaiso and aenume
command of the South Pacific stntion.
Rear Admiral Brown. now in coutnund
of that station, will be detached and
placed on waiting order-z.
Acting Itcnr Admiral John (1". Walker
will retain ha» ting-hip, the t‘hi-‘tztgn. and
relieve Admiral (ibemnli in c-munnml ol
the North Atlanticamuun. Thin tit-ct,
however, will be cut down iron; the tin
pooling proportion oi the white tequarl~
no to the Chicago and the old lionrmrgc.
Four More (‘ruturu to lie Sent.
Renv Admiral A. I". K. Ilenhnm will be
cent on haunt the Newnrk to true com-
mand of the South Atlantic mutton. with
headquarters at lilo tlr Jnuciro. The AT:
intita, Concord and lienmngion rm: all to
sail on Sunday or Monday for Chllinu
waters. The (marlin-ton bus nlrcxttly been
ordered to return from the Asiatic Still-Kid“
to the South» l’millc.
A Flu-t o: .‘ine. \Ynnltipn.
These order» mil rmui'. ll! placingumlcr
the command of .- .; ,i. lemnlt n'. Vol-
parnisun {loot mmpom: of the Philadel-
phia l‘lflK-‘l‘ll‘ls. Sun From-mm, Charleston,
Boston, liitlllltlnrv \nuw nlrc. y at Vat
pmiso), Atlanta. Yorktown. t'onconl and
llennington. while the Newark will be
within comparatively easy call at lilo.
Thin continuation oi wnmhipa will bring
tog-thernlormidnhlearmy oi guns and
men. The Philadelphia carries twelve
gnmln her main llnttt't')‘. the Baltimore
ten. the Sun l-‘rrizww-n : wrli‘r'. ihetflmrim.
ton clght,il;c limmzi v-..'z.t, the Athtntn
eight. the Yntkiowu ~.,~.. tur- i miconi air,
the llermingmu ~::-., l‘m-w guns or» all
newfirtml Mush rzt'tml wool nrrerhloulle ‘
ers. and m...“ 5111;”; x. ._ ga<wl~0fllll am:-
nndury battery U! r owl ll:'.lw.:it'l‘l mm mm-
guns.
llut It l}urs.. l the m “an
Each ntlip'» "1'7:‘.‘Hl.} Iii; .Lv. .-
more mm, when... .w lurlli .mcr ttwl
Ilflvyllt‘p‘tl'llt.vtllri mg. ."2t' “will: any
wnrlrlie rut-Airing upow I‘m. llr.’.|vlll~ll‘;i-
tion. and um»: tlm u...
ulllcance in “.0, mm Lem ur a pumvr»
lulllcctm South .tw »..:i Wittrfm The
selection oi -\¢l;_:.2l‘.u o .. mull in mm.
mend the South l'ndlv mun-n I» mm
however, to b.» runawl no. leHIlltfltlll.
tiherurdl is known 1t~rlu' [iriil' um; «lupin.
that among the cilia-h. 4.1‘ the our}, and it
willbe remember“! ilzt: lm. in .r urn»,
ruwnmlul Minute: 1!. li,;'..I.-Hl1i lltv‘ mm.-
negutiutlunn‘ with ”lull (or im- lug-nu...
nmn of Mule Ht. Swimn my .r «paling Md
tiou.
iiolm
:- nu -,.u‘ml an;
'l'ltn Cit-7‘. Axum“ \drnlrnl lire-urn.
VALI’AHAL‘AI. Chili. .Vuv. 3.; ~i2l’l’urts urn
being made to Lrep {luv wuwrmnw
metultefs of the juxim‘n l'dlnllt‘l m ollln‘.
Mullen-r» lrurrurmlml and Walker Mn:-
tinez, who rmmlml, "my rw‘uunnler their
action. It n-quirm but ltll‘m e-llort to die
cover that the unit—America: lwlmg in
general among tin~ mumhvrx u! the nwolu»
tiounry party, in»run-nmun‘w t'hlliuun
my that the [it"nl‘lll lwlm: will not con-
tiuur nud that c-uunu-n ml I'Ifldilull“ with
the t’ultml Stole; mil hut lmltllmlctl utter
nilmcletlt time hum clitp'wvl to allow the
promo: trouble to be luruuttcn.
But Among than: l‘hih on who are mm:
open in their ummnillnu m .wwriui the
leeliug In very ntrmm. . 'I‘iu-y rvluw to ac
cept any explmmtmn whats-u r of .tdmirnl
Brown‘s Visit to ulltlllt‘fll on Aux. ‘30. u hen
the revolununnry trump.» landed tumult:-
the tlunl nttnck own the govrrulnent
force: near \“nlpnmi-so. They declare that
Admiral llruwn'n that to Quantum to
which the hauling oi the troops» and bin
ltlhleqnlmt return to \'nlpatrntm {or the
purpose of non-ling u cable momma to
“'amhlugton, which had topm through
the honor of linlutucodn’n IBUII“, occurred
nub. mmt critical moment at the war.
when it won rim" that every tor-in
nlvnl commander at \‘ulpnrnlm phonic!
preterm the moat uric: neutrality.
They why that anrt'iln learned ded-
nltely of the movement: of the troupe at
Quintana through this Incident, either
from the cable dtnpnteh or nine by um»
of lulmmntlnu reported by mm one eon-
nuud with the Barn Vminco.
To Into I'm 'a." Dteintor.
the lumen. ltov. mwumm rm one
not in this; my indie care: that the nut]
and It“: [oven on making prevention:
to main: General l'onnvca n lite dict-tor
of it
The government in moving n full etan‘
plume/n: at m lav It. wumhlpr by mun»
hammer. and my unlock: citi-
mhnn been telnet in the nm at the
government no no: puma-r.
A number at other: tum started tor
lilo (it-ode do that. II which plane. it u re
ml. nut-mun taken with: the
revolution": manhunt union the die
tumble at Home) rm an new one»
{lately under the control at the mm.
at.
tun enta- tum out-r
‘ nv. nun» United states
“fluent ' m M the "Meet
slut and it (late, who to ll to
have been murmur Windham, . 11,
WNW“ Wu; or...“ ”mu...
m w «an
"vine It Cantrell, and we: uni-nut
territo- M title rm
ran-w run in lime
Mont“. Nov. unfair m who and
«uncommon brilliant-tuni-
M
, closing out sale,” ouch ridicuh
or
“ communion.“ n.3,».
' ‘ millionaires-lower.
2a.
.5. magnum-loom.
. u . I'DWELL.).W.EWW§L l4. ll.
noon: M) -“‘
comma... “W muse“
WW, . II. it. 15th at, it.
"men noun.
‘ It
and
MYTOHJ DOB I. W . next PD
momma-am exam. Widen mum-m
mom. a. mwmnnx. 1' mwm mm s
cutout! arm‘s :ummhmwmfim M mulls): wéfrmnwmmfl.
, , “noun-ion. r a comm. u and 47 Washington”
nuns lunvxmox m n tumor “it. . ll". nan-loom: imam. .
.“HW‘WMW'I‘W ml. man-uncut cor-romeo. "
. 0 “A? ”MAW
(in I'll? k KNAPP mhlllhnd M, incurr-
len our. Main 1: 'n w?“
“ginghL New ”m0 Whirl?“
Y ND‘COWK.Dn at ELK.
New gender Crunchy. «walnut mu. m
uvaflglIDWABE # CUTLER?-
A D, \V. C. Music Hall b 'k.l5.N.
pullout. «In. glare. etc. (nee adv.) M st. 5.x. A. B. Freeman. neat. ouperluton 90'
A Lost Opportunity cometh H Back I
Never More.
good to cry over spilt rnillr. When some one of your
allows you such and much articles they bought at our
y low prices, be one of the many to come um!
ace. 1! you more to look you cnn’t resist trying. Our
’ _ South tumult Store Will Close January I st,
or “:ltllm a few days after that date. ‘
“gloom some prices {or your inapvction.
Hosiery.
lndies' Rod Vests and Pants, were 891).. sale price, 74c.
lienht‘ natural wool and colored Sock», were 25c" inh- price, 19c.
lientn‘ fast block l Hose. were 250., sale price. 15c. pun.
lloys' Inst block Hone. were ”in. sale price, mic.
tients’ Shirts and [bunt-rs, were 25 to 30¢. . sale prim. 19c. mob.
licnts' gray and white Underwear, were» 6':ch enh- pricc. 44c. (lflCll.
Lmlies’ Merino Shirts, were trio" sale price, 'lSc.
Uunto‘ Shawlinit Hone, 15c. quality. sale price. 10c. pair.
Dress Goods.
25 pieces 36 inch Cashmere. sale price, 22.30. per yard.
«to pierce nil wml Heuricttun. tilllt? prices, «tic. per yard.
Job lot 201:. grade 40 inch I-‘lunucls. 1350. per yard.
36 inch Flannel». solo price 23 cents per yard.
:‘~ .r 3" a.
CGNNECI'ICUT GENT. LIFE INS. 00 S. e. L'-
Hommedleu. ng't, Wunhingum «.83. we ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE manor: Main nor.
PJ. O’Brien. militant aunt. '
RURWALK FIRE INK. 00. N. In "£ch
bitumen mince W). Nuoutntnndlnghm claims
PEOPLE‘S LIFE 1MB». (:0. The.“ Wmhi
hoither will it do you an
mnghbors comm home aml
100k them over and compmu with
.. n be tn
*4 .. I. 4:, .. n ..
'3‘ ~. .. r- .. 49 u i. n
33 Tl'lC'tth s. u 39 u t. ..
1 lot fancy (1m goods. closing price “iv a yard.
Fancy 36 inch suitingn, 29c grade. 3350»
Mourning stripe. 30c unalit y. sale price 22;": yard.
45 inch not}; 5. fancy plaid. nix-o blocks. the yard.
Domestics.
liic. fancy Outing Flannvl. tic. IR‘I’ yard.
Zl'u'. lied l-‘lunncl. 250. per yard.
lilo. ‘I‘nu'rling. lllt'. per yard.
The. Ilhinkom, 67c. pair.
no pir‘t‘t'd Print, lfu. per yard.
«5‘1. l'nbicarhml Hutton. tic. per yard.
l'rui: of the bum. eliurt lenztlu. It! to ‘20 yards. by
1w. Dime-t i‘lzmm-l. it. per yard.
in duzen Knotted Fringe- l'nuc-y ankidr Tfl“'t’l.-5. ;‘ for lbw,
. Notions.
.\ll widths of ribbon at uni.
I ‘llilvlrczi's “trials
the [lit‘t‘l‘ only. 73c. prr yd.
Ith-
li‘lic curse-ts. look at them 131‘
lIyr-wd and unllrmwl kid clan-s in lslk. tons- and slatm $.23 vpxzilitv for 996
LN. ”w grmlc night dress vltt- Tuxlrt putwr - lfr :md Tic
' ..,.;:i .‘m lxittlv-
Nix-my yum Wage slit‘lll
own your ll ‘w siccin Jewelry I‘fo': in» than actual coat
Fancy \‘i‘l'wt atripcs. all r-llli l‘llllmli fl? quality 11‘?" yard
Stumpy-.1 gm4l> all rmlm'ml
.Vun' l.~ ll'w limo :u buy fur the holiday-L
Kitchen.
Linc pullys were I” mic price 3 l Tau-l; chm; s " 4
Elm-kin: brush-N 'JH " " ll) Salts :i 1
Nmmm: l:m~i:r~ L'- N linmlrv iruxm’uh- 2” per n‘nl. rmlm-tiun
Snip d' ' In 5 .‘lllli pzm~
wvrr Iti hllit' privy IU
'33 " ”
llarixmwn
ll ..
r ., .
llr x.‘l.llr~ a
h
_’a in ‘2 lilfit-s “a!” pxtwh- r 1 it)
lwmnn mllh‘l‘l. -r~ M .3 ' .. y -- ,1 a”
Tim. : luwln ltl 3 l'rlld lll‘llt‘.‘ ill-.1 Iii
llrz'wl la’ijthb
.. 7;” “ N CH l2.‘".‘l:’~llt‘\llepi.(igg\" JAN -~
Bost Stor
83 WASHINGTON STREET. ’
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
OUR BOOM!
this work *3” upon. our
$3,500
stock of cl: mks, of which unquestionable hur-
guius will he ollltrml, and (earnest endeavors
on our part will be maulo to close them out.
Also, we will give you a bonaum on un-
d‘orwem', consisting ol'gonte’, lmlics’, missos’
CARDIGAN JACKETS ‘
will be sold at auction pricon. '.l.‘ln'oughll1is
sale we will make a specialty of
Black Dress Goods.
$19.50. Buy one. Guaranteed for five
years. ..
lNSURANGEy
.Li'
v»
. FALL AiT JUDD't'l Cult
JENKINIH, .1. ll. opp. lhm it.
Jl‘ll.l.ll"l"€.
Sewing umchinen worth $65.00 sold for i
M. s. SMITH’SW
B'U'l-Dmgl
“my, on _
amalgam ”a. ,
unnn‘uonn ? 1‘
mm” .
. urn , ‘
3‘ Bart
I‘DRWA WK ‘i’ ‘ '
om’fin ..-. 12.95%. .
wamgdulmrn; founders: ,
bonnetrimmingnll Ivonne.
NORWA mo 011mm "
L .
nonrltdifbrldmfilgfinw‘u)?
and brass em ‘
rennin for In no
ECOFIELI), “’1.me I.
c rim-d» maxi-urmnll‘ime .
4 mum-wrongs cumin"
BARVEY.0.H. mumbling
denier! hot
n ndmmrnbbwr.
AVISON, A. I” Milli I. N. ‘
agile». bah. orders. chm
- ' '1‘?” d: RUST!!!) meat.
tubulewclnmn. knits. b Nu. m
lolly. Wuh I " r
. [lumen-MW
LIMIlUllNlflt, WM. its w W
bridge. 5 N. 1mm innllklndn m
umxwoon. 1.. Washington St. ‘ 8' Q
tine meat». fish. oyster-n. clams. rm
ftdl’Mt‘iND, GERS‘HI‘)M. 13x0. Ilnlt.
prime meats. poultry. etc. Choice”
coal: prince. ‘
snrmmvleruxorox MARKET.
tumult 51,5. N. mouth. poultry tor tangy“,
WEIlliER..l. P. 121nm \l. dictum Q
poultry. fish, vegetable-553$
LIIMIrrzlt DEALERS n minim rum “
RANDALL'H MILL. KN. lumber and timber
rough or worked to order. momma“
MAEIMJSS AND nnumm ‘ ‘
HEYMOI'R. HENRY. 1:15 W ' S. . .
kinds of niche mason contrnctam .mtnkeli' All
SMITH, WILLIAM H. ill Went ma. N. Joh-
bung promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND alum-rs.
RATES, P. \‘r'. “'ntcr at. N. mun!
line granite and marble work.nndmdenlerm g
None work of all kind».
MEN'S 0817117238..
(‘UZtISTDCK BROS. Masonic .. -
Main st, EN. Gentlemen'elltnr‘rl‘ls N Mus“.
FHA Nt'ln' & (If). anshi on S. .
huts, gentlemen'u turninlungn9m 013““ 11111an fine
MERCHANT TAILOR
til'n'0\\'n’Kl. Ii. ill “'3“ at N. A perfect 2
guilntntt‘cil: the latest ety unlit-yum hand.
ngui'ii. 1-1}: X». Main at, S. N. Pine tall-
onng a specialty. Repairing. etc.
51“.].le-
L'UIJJXS. R. M. 12 Main 8 . Loom
mnteriul used if dared.“ B. K a.
I'l'l‘t ‘Il. AGNES Miss, fill“!!! at, N.
"Old Staten inland Dyeing mumw
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FERRIS N. K. {I} “'ent avenue X.
Mann, Organ and Harmony: MW“
GIBSOX. AI EX S. 2' en . Plano
organ and harmony: M in " N '
OYSTER PLAK'I'ERS AK!) 0m
EUYT. \V. II. ti SON, 124 Water It, 8. N. foot
of Raymond.) Plummet andw le-
Hale dealers in nntit‘e oysters.
itl-IEDJ: HUL‘SMAX. It“ “’ t be: . .
tors and .‘lhippem of Norwnlk‘ 0‘; SN PI...
ms NAME. J. 1. a: (to. P. o. hox5l88.X. '
mummies as» MODELS.
Shim ALK PATTERN nonmalignant;
ihurpe. prop, liivcmide an: S.N.Bonaehent—
in; u spunky. by steam ho water or hot
:1 let‘z-rcm-es: Som‘nlk Lock Company.
n; Ur. Bulmrmnn, (slum): H. I. Bet.
V. .. inconu: John 'I‘ryon, (hot mamma-
x .~nmh, (town); Grace Church. (hot-tr);
and many omens.
PAINTER
BRAINARI), F. (I. 7 “'nter 5!. X. plln
i'nlnt. cold and silly-er signs a spec ally.
()5TE!i’.B.\.\'K “EU. H. 2 “later N. HO“
and ago pointer, mum banger, ecorntor.
PHOTOGRAPH“
xuii'rll. 11s. :4 “'ashin on t, 51". One
mmlii‘y orlly. and that lhgtbeotf ‘
ni
PHYSICIANS.
Ilnrkr. W. (I. offin- t‘i and 4' “'nshlng‘to
.~. .‘s. lllmrsll hi, i to3,'7t08. n "
I’LL‘HI Tl NILE 8 REPAIR“.
IlHXllEH. I ‘. l-'. ror Wall and Knight sth.Ale
tlt'lllt“. m pimmxorgauxnhcct music.elc.
HAHN“. “our, SILVEBAND xterm...
>tli'l'll NUIHV il.i\' FLATIXGGO. ”Water
~: .u! mummy - momyiguingdone. linking
uml r. ::z.n~i..:.._r o I“ kinds 0! Incl goods.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, .3
I. \ijNJAt‘OB M. \X‘nahlngtonnhmt no
>. 3 . mem- for rule. houses to rent.iueendv
\\'t)\)bt\'.\i{ll, I6. \..\' LMulnsl .N. nun
rent and building; llllrl for rules” ho; t.
RESTA BRA NETS.
:Yxi'slll'ri. i‘ i'. t- itailxnnd Place. 3. N. Man).
n! . . mm: 3' nm «in» in or
qua-v. A t 'llllllr‘ burr-lore taken. "I”.
LANE." lilil'll'l‘ lilih‘TAl'ltAN'l‘, 3. N.
n; m.- lnwl. prim-Mun lu‘fir'it. open nlln t.
M'IIINILS.
l: \ ”th , MINA t.\‘.-'ri'rl”rR.N. Yonnxlulh
lontl‘lllllt.’ :unldu} —( luml. Full lt‘l’fn Settl- l7.
Milo. .\ll’7.\ll‘.~‘ .‘lf‘llll‘ll. u
Lulu". llllixltlo‘, N. l';ill{ll‘;t:litl:‘i;n&l{'l?u
HIIIIBTHAXD AND ThTPrWRIflHG.
l..\I'lll'2ll'.~' liIJN'K. S. N. (C l". Plumb. Prln.
It.) :tmlmrnim: ‘ witttt‘i. Send lorclrnulnr.
STEAM Dist-INKS A3" PU!”
NUMWALK llll I.\' W!) '5 ('1 . ’ .
\Vulrr «t. S. .\'. near lbllllmzul Sag-WY.“
#TIZA HHHII‘R’ICKET Afilm-
l..~\‘. TON.) “'08 )I. “'41.- ii ’
>. N. Mm. i“mom.nim'lflé‘rh‘éh’cmg
5103K IDEA LESS-
rmuw..mux u. n \Vnnhlnston at.” aloe
Mn it. how. rmwnt, hnlr. planter.
Mull'l'uN. Jame u. are luv m B: It
Mill’kfi.
Aim hurt or t‘tillt’l‘l'lt‘
h‘l‘ttt'l‘lfl. “ARIN-‘3 AMI) nu'rna.
li l'l'l i 'lll“hl. LASIIUN :5) “Til?! "
In... all”?! and hurt in ft. . llr‘lgg
comm. J. w. an “mammal: n. 8. ti.
. ’l'ltllcifllfl.
Mnu’mxnnlmmh lornv M .
and hairy truvklng pro’iuptlrhtmu
humanism .
ill-tum] lilo: at. N. ’l'vleplmne R. r ~
«no. in No. llalu n. It it. our.
ttl nll lmurn,
u “r in
It“.
IIAYMUN”. MK”. ll.“ nod Q
llnhlntwn'! lir‘rlwlv) It. Wmflefl 9’ t
A Bllllll AIR ”fill
GIVEN AWAY - '
wt h it
n; phenomenon-ale.
“ ., . , .. v. 1 all-if!“ tutti-locum; or m,
hml ‘clnldum’s, In all grades. lblb'elmi' "“ “mam“
lhaBellna hall
an arm .
Brldceport. Conn
mmmmmum O
8. D. BAYLEWS.
no tum. ation emu, man my;
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my indium“ I l
‘ ’ Midwinter. m
winter him.
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