”Md 1., mundrim,waa and ,mnumsmmm
, up.” in at. one'otthshonesinbishandwssbrshsn. ( “Wimble- Ill! M, 1'18“!th-
? m m
'1” 39m} ’ WM Mateo r “
. Wdfifiaoldsuforpsr-
L _fimétabloohutllvehonssson
' attire! ‘lsdlson onset was
Womanimmm
‘ at, bi sewer sues-mentor:
.. mwaslaldohtbetsble.
glt‘ was votedltotto abate Gauge
Wfirroll’uewer mt on Bay-
Mavens. Itw'ssvotedto shalom
‘onthsssss-InsntorWillischlnflegh.
In. Vainmtenand Taylor was
' :Jnnfilrnarch lemopay their
W‘ ,. on Woodwardavenne.
”when of Josephme for abste-
mammbonWoodward
eitywitb electricity was received and
linednnfils. Itreadsaslollows:
1b the Ensemble Hagar and Boar-do
anquthecrcyorm
The earrings was wrecked. Another”.
vey‘s'ncs and resin was mounted sud
theoecupsntsarrlvedhotnsshlely. ~i~
, nefnneralot lira. Baby Lockwood.
was heldat 2 o’clock this altrrnonrr,
Rev. S.J.Austin,psste'rof the Congre-
gational church, odiciating. Interment
was in West Norwalh. .
William Waterbury died Friday night,
aged eighty-nine years. He, had been
unableto leave his bed for five years.
Thefuneral was held yesterday. Inter-
ment at 0: Ridge.
in am
his ten, was
Koch, in the town hall. yesterday, and
was adjourned for two weeks. It is prob-
able that his children will be are for.
Mrs. Ella P. Arnold, who has spent
her summers in this place {or several
years, died in Grecnpoint, L. 1., Friday.
Theremains were brought here ymr
day and the funeral held from the resi.
dense of Jerome S. Gainer. Burial at
0: Ridge.
Miss Lottie and Florence Atkinson. oi
Brooklyn, are the guests of Mine Allie
Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hindiey, are re-
covering from a severe attack 0! the
grip- .
0. ChBowen, who has been ill with
the grip, was out for the first» time yes-
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llindley of Brook-
lyn, spent Christmas with Mrs. Hind-
ley’s mother, Mrs. Bickner.
Miss Anna Brady was severely bitten
Christmas d'yr by B W Wk dog
owned by Mia Seeley. The dog will be
The mind Christmas {murals were
held in the Methodist and Baptist
churches Friday evening. Thochurches
were crowded and titer-torches were
and very interesting.
wtonbissswsr mtonWood-
www.mthspnnndtbstinlay-
Min Edna Ainsworth. oi East not.
walk. is visiting Mrs. John L'Hmnrne—
dieu.
Commencing this evening services will
he held nntilFriday evening in the Meth-
odit church. '11» public is cordially
invited. . ’
A.Dibhle’s and Mead’Brotbers’ wagons
collided yesterday on Lillie Bill. The
Msedboras wastbrown and the wagon
overturned. Both “triples were darn-
seed.
Superintendent Martin, of Roton Point.
returned yaterday alternoon. from New
York, where he spent Chrbtmas.
Charles and Earl Thomas are soldering
from the grip. y
Station agent It. E. Gibbons is spend-
ing the holidays at his home in Great
Berrington.
The No Name club anticipate having a
very pleasant time at their first ounce at
the Bell Island home. this evening.
Guestswillbe [resent Iron South Nor-
walh. DarluJIorown. Stamford. New
Cuban and other places.
'aatpart and sung-ruck.
The Saugatuck Manufacturing Com-
pany hasnrspsndsdwerk {or a tow days
(or the purple of taking inventory.
The Weapon Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school. alto the Congregational
Sunday school. will give their Christmas
exercises Wednesday evening.
”In and In. Stinky Smith and
,., tbflwmvblvl rrsanasd tuna
with.” w”... dsoailtw or the
Rev. Ir. Wsyu.mtoroberlstebnrch,
has returned from Inn; Kill. R. J.,
,wherosbsattsndssohool.
wmm.Ma~rws haw hem,
nodsvelopmeatsintbsadhueflvndemnt
amhsrdrnmmhavshssnsststrssthy
Workman“ horn bighnflslals d
thatbsdbeenrnade to move mom troop
by W in order to fines:
mhhnsoil‘tvayroonatterwsristsrmag
declared"wasrsadwith ranch amusement
byAetingSeaetsryothrGrsnt.
Set ,- I’laa lor loving Troops.
“Itssernhsnlly nmryto denymebp
story."ssidGeneralGrnnt. ‘htyonmay-
well say that his utterly without lonndar
anyspecialdutysstberesnltolthisae
sslledwnrchmd. 'l‘betnlkls all nonsense
andtheaare'portaare worse'than idlen-
n. ransom Rot lven' Considered.
“The statement that General Miles lad
been ssleetedtooomr'nnnd the land levees
inmoofwarwith Chili is equally tidied.
lens. The department hm not even con-
sidered the possibility of a conflict with
Chairman! coursebns not considered tbd
appointment 0! any ultimate command the
my in snob nu emergency. “The only war-
like demonstration which the department is
now unwed in is an effort to gntalew
soldiers together to prevent the Mexican
bandit, Gum, from cmsinglm borders.”
What Contractor (tn-p Says.
Ir. Cramp. the naval contractor. who is
in this city. says:
“In spite of the repurts to the contrary l
have received no it uctionfirom the de-
prtment to hurry up the work on the naval
vessels new building; at my yard. In fact,
(harm-adore Wilson. the chief constructor,
who went over to Philadelphia on Saturday
to inspect the We! Ilsannrolworb,
did not findasintgle man at omnunm
ployoes at work. I do not believe that ball
nurtures is stworktoday, ssmanyot the
men are keeping the holiday unison." ted
m: Secretary Solo: 1on repel
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bio-It Calls I'm Blaine.
Senor Noun, the Chilian minister. called
at the ntatedepnrtment and apentnhnll
hour with Secretary Blaine. Enough is
known of the interview to warrant the
statement that Senor Mont: mntinum to
assure Secretary Blaine that the pending
toutmwrny will be settled without resort
warms. '
Quite a War Feeling, Nevertheless.
Notwithtanding these details therein!
war feeling in the airatthecnpital The
Evening Star breathes war in all in pages,
anddcdarrs. on the authority at murmur
known but high "diets! of state. that the
W of war has poem! from probability
almost to certainty.
lip- !lays Iatta Trutaeml Illa.
Vsumnslso. Dec. :9.-—Trouble ls expect-
ed by President lontt, 0! Chill. in taming
bisnew cabinet. Until it is mmpletcdsll
other questionswillbo pntnside. lt ism—
moved that Minister Egan's renew for ah»
renting him" from the inauguration core.
mile was that Minister Matte manly
killer-ed him.
court In; Irv-rind.
Pans. Dec. $53..“A d'mpatvh from In
Seyne says that the Chilton warship El Cap
itanPratmnbemnde ready iorwarinlesn
than three montlu.
BRAKEMAN HERRlCK'S STORY.
llttla Dale-so [or the lemam ’lhat
Coat Twelve Lives.
Poeonmmr. N. Y.. Dec. cit—Timothy
BerrickJather oi the New York antral
buxom-a whose esrelessneu «need the
dbustm railroad accident at Mingus-n
Christmas eve, says he saw be. non in New
York on Saturday. and that hit son had
written-statement as to his slice in the
road
nosed thstbsdeeinsdlt nnssts
“whereabouts known till public opinion
gooddealol minim this the want.“
uninvited Mn. Gravestossll onhiswile.
Other witnenseesworethst Dec. -t Ir.
Conrad received a tins-mint; Jitter. telling
bimfl he didn't abandon the ‘
hiswite'snune would he rallied. Experts
testltledthat tbewrltingwu done by Dr.
Graveswithastylnpaphicpsn. Tbs-om
Dr.(iravvswsamtbaatsndallthsm
ins. He denied thathslndthresunsdto
put Mrs. Burnabyiaaassylnrnltshephred
hermeney in the hands at amour-else.
Ila had full eontrolel hermeneymndhe
admitted thstthstwssenheeuultw.
)lrs. Graven, h'n wile, subtantiuted ht
ltatenrmt. A--."
PRlNCE_ gn‘aisrlsu Ffineen.
, _ .__..
The Date or Conan-flit Accidentally
Wounds ills- Whlle on a Hunting Trip.
Mews. Dee. Slit-«His Royal Highness
Christian 0! Sebleswig—Bolstein. while hunt~
in: near Osborn Castle was midcutnlly shot
by the Duke of Connaught. His” comhtion
ammo.
Amdingtdsh mots the prince was
slightly in advance of the party. unknown
tothedmflrlto raked lib garland fired
ataxia-ant. Prim Christin nth—la
twp-ed subs-elm. ls intake”.
the Two
. abut were cut from his
ehmkandathirdwastoumltobaveriereed
his right eye. It baboon derided that the
eysmnst be removed. The queoniswith
the wounded man aim! muntly.and
great excitement prevails. .‘l'he duke is
nearly detracted with grit-t.
N0 lNDEMNlTY FOR lTALY.
‘I'hat Report boil-d by the State Depart-
.nt. ‘
Wssntxmox. Ber. :10. “The dmuh front
Borne to the oiled that the United Slam
bud agreed to pay Italy an indemnity tor
the New Orleans aflair wasdoniedby As-
sistant m of State Aden.
"The {art that the murdered [radians were
all American “tines dispense of the skim
[or indemnity,” said It. Arlee. '
Threatened-rise Bah-a slant-ltd. Body.
arms. like. awning body. despite
his expressed will. will not be interred in»
sidethnt 01 his Mother Hiram. in Forest
Hill (unwary. airline‘s widow objects to
snehintment. and the board til-trustees
ol the cemetery denied er Edgerly‘a
request to he allowed I the by.“
there. Aumt Folk «1’ we rhodi-
rectors 0! Forest Glade or. v not
to allow flawtelle's body to be buried there. Pm
The board 0! trmtess oi Mount Boyle seine-
tery. Bunion. have rear-sd llr. Eagerly pars
million to pines he murderers body in the
receiving vault a that cemetery pvepuav
may to its first! burial. .
War with England lmltabla. Ila Kayo.
Wsseisomr. Der. 91!).«lt is believed that
the court or mtdhsnnstnthshebrtngm
sure will ‘he announced six-a. Ourgovern-
not will aelatt France-net it is believed
that England will ulsctltaly. The» pow-
mwfll rolert a third. A woulnent m
a system at mt Menus."
22
l
bless the day thst he in-
to £31: éompanybi . Eton
, s a vor
claim belore it was due. ylfvah‘us-
y paid In $91.76, and l have
great bandit.
Yours very gratefully.
) Sam: A. Wins.
Paovmrxer. lb 1.. Jan. st. 1801.
Connecticut Indemnity Ameistion:
lat me thsnk you (or yonrpmmptsnd
cenrtsomtreshnrnt. llr. \ . A. Arm-
mlormevly at Norwich, Conn . was
. in yunr“eumpeny more than six
years , and the entire cut to him, at
age ow}. to carry 81.030 insurance. pro-
vuling'li per week in caseof disahi ity,
wu only 312L725, or tlfiawhterdyesr-
[indenting benefits ' rm uri
Motifs, netcatot h: $1.000 inns:
anee was only $11.75. This monev will
proves 2 help to me. Had he in-
vused more money in the savings
bank. he would have unlined nothing
darting bin disability. and would have
hit nu- 0nly$ll3.16. inst/rad h! the $1,000
at death. Old line companies would
havs‘psid'hut $393 imamco tor the
nserssyfzaidtoywr commy bymy
(Signed) Eumtrn Armaom.
Dianna: Geranium 15. 1w.
I streak you most sincerely for your
very-prompt payment 0! the insurance
money due under policy 911. on In Into
husband J. liennlsley. ll..- lw been
insured in your cvmtpany since not, and
had always found you generous and re
liable in your dealings with himns a
galley-holder. Ily thanks areas in“
In your company because. athoug
Hr. Besnlsleymhile temporarily derang-
ed, committed IllCldP. sntl ml in no ve-
efiet ogmtiuwd the m“ ity of my
c m. be payment was not due me by
theterms o! the policy till August 27th.
You have paid me sewntv days in ad-
vance. Mes. Bum fimmunr.
Wsmsunr. rum; July 2:. 1891
Edward A. Wright. Sev‘rt-W)‘ of the Com
motion: indemnity A mutation. Waterbury.
3.11..
Mafia: I hardly know how to or
pm. my thanks to your wmpany {or '
the great kindness shown me. buo-
band. deiechuo. insured in yg corn-
wk April 34. till". fixtmOOpay' 313.
. cdiedol typlwid-pueunwnia. til 19
udlo-doyJul .2.vour ueneralngent. r.
Heating. ham -d me younrhcck for the
lull unonnt of my claim. He made out
all papers (or me, and kimlly brought
.. ‘ your ninth. thereby satin me much
trouble and annoyance. l tee that this
and attention on your part
shou not be overlooked by me; therefore
lshsllhegladtodoan thing inmy
wer to let my frien:~ L and other:
nowhowyoudo lsrsinm. lthinhthe
benedtof our insurance. as shmrn in
my case. lead many m to in-
sure with you. lonrs was the only
mpsn III which my husband wnsin-
sored hing you with all air heart
for what you have «here for me. lremaln
Yours very respecttnlly.
Brawn Motive.
Dom lsul'n Rm. 3!. Y.. July 28th. ’01.
B. A. Wnumr, Stu-arrow: Allow us
to erpreu'our natisfection i:Ivith the
methads 0 our eon: ‘
death claltns.’ We wefiW
m...“ "m “fig? 2!" 'i"mt,”"" a
. . t t t .
Nerwslh. who had Mylnsured with
mnrethan fiveysars, haviaga
«11.009. and we wish to than an
loryonr’ _ , ”hill Ml. ‘ e
w in Mptptvyour ehsehtwo
orv t, claim was actually
than ( I
YWD,‘ VW)‘. ‘ '
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a ‘W
lhristnas
W
segment on um um svsrsgs tron am am
FIRST on the list is a lot of heavy
weight, vest front, difierent shades of
. er " cloth, were $7.98,"bi‘it\price is
icy nothing to us now, follywe/ofl‘er you this
garment for $3.25.
One other special bargain is lot of
about 25 or 30 Jerseys, in black. sold for
$1.69; your choice now, $1.00.
Other high-priced Jerseys at the same
Jackets which were 84.49 can he had
now for $2.29.
Jackets which were $5.98 can now be
had for 33.98.
Jackets which were $7.95 now 34.42».
(in Children’s Cloaks we are out of some
of the sizes: note the difference, however,
between the former prices and the prices
FORMER PRICE
$6.25
'554l.(5£)
$3.00
Suppose there is no need of adwrtising that all Christmas
goods at way below met. '
We close hy wishingall our friends and patrons a Happy
tenth Norwshloston Store,
53 WASHINGTON STREET.
M. is. SMITH’S ”—
Announcement.
”w...—
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(lwing to the 2117' with of the
CHRISTMAS SEASON
We are unable to specify the ditlervnt articles we are displaying
but would state for the benefit of those purchasing 1 J
llllllllI l8 ll
PRICE NOW
$4.00
$3.60
. $2.00
Baum, P. 3‘33“ sex. .
9mm . ,
stone work of dim. , .
rams o ’ A
common BROS. Mm build »
Main at. 5.2:. Gentlemen?- ‘
magneto. uWashlnztea , '
hats. gentleman's furnishing a!” ‘ 1‘
mum ram“.
ousowsKI 2. an Wsn “'
guaranteed; the latut 8' . A
KOCOUlt. v. 17 Kmllaln a.
oring I epeciatty. Rem“.
COLLIN 3.3.
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‘TTC AGNES Ming, ' .
”Olstlluten Inland “w.“
anew mamas.
rmsxxmvvm ‘ "
fhndOrgsn and new
a BSON. ALEX 8. arm ?
organand hamony?~ "
BOYT. W. a. a. so ‘,
of Raymond.) Plan” mm
sale dealers in native om
R2206: BOUSMAN. mwmrll.
tors and shippers of W .
VAN NAME. LLC 0031‘"
um um
NORWALK PA’I‘l‘BBhi W
Ins a special? Rh ‘
m. Helmenge'aybm.
(steam); Dr. Bohannan,‘
seize-ow We...
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and many others.‘
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BRAINARD. I. C. l aw‘ :~
Paint, gold and stir: Ia“;
martinixx one. as; ‘ ‘
and sign Datum. m w.
rumoolurma.
NORTH. as. is W's-hm“
«Mtvonlrmndmmuuj 8"
kg.“'.c..oaesaun ’ arm"
5.3. Stonltna‘flxn. .
u!
sndrednlshin‘olall indsd -- ~ ,
Bur. man hours. “
LAYIOXJACOB M. W n.
wer. Property lormlmheuseatorant
OODWARD. EA.1\'n.llalnst,8.R. ‘
rent and buildinglots (or sale;
aluminum
men's mum BESI‘AUBANT. ‘ “
ity the best. priesstbebws‘. wield”
3 schools.
Mnlv insets ' . sung ‘
hoard lni: and clay thgn 3”
ans. sir-mm; souoo ‘ m“
hulk-s. Hillside. N. Fillftgimdrwm I.
gunman“) mm film. '
MUDBR‘S BLOCK. , '
Day and evening new 0. f
31'“! IKNGIXIS {‘13 m f.
sonwsnx I x ' .
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manna noun a "
LAYTONJACO .
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brick. figment.” “humi‘u
Mums. JOHN ‘ ~ , ‘
Also incremental: 1” MID
.mvss. more an
Kmnuu vno .. '
onshore; 133‘ WNW. I‘m“. ‘ .
Powhwmwuga.“ ' ' ‘
uomnaomvna " '
andbsavy .. ,
That ourstook being larger than ever before, well selected and
embracing all kinds of high class novelties of the season;
snahlesslltomnke their selections and save time of tiresome
« 11 Its snmnr.’rmmrmuL-hmmpwn
iltfihltiiafitfit
'l‘hsWatpert lawn Tenn“ club and
thdrlrimdlwlllnsbsrlntheglad New
Yesrbytripplnutbs light fantastic toe
toths stadi- at a famous Wm
ashram. 'l‘hs sttsnlknes when to , ‘ 'k '
hetero-.owlnnotbsnurnhsrot tnviu- , '
. don-M,sndslsotothsrnsny viru-
. H to ”‘MMM m aswhowltlspsndlls-w‘lesr’sintown.
”DH” with a m m W
“fishers.“- that. 80r- “mime.
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