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one WHEELEFPNEU mo SULKV.
The lunatic: all Californl r Who Inch
For Big since-u WI n It. ‘
Ca taiu Alphonso B. Smith, a pioneer.“
San logo, 031.. is the inventor of a one
wheeled Bulky which apparently is a auc-
ceu. Some years ago be conceived the
idea that the time of a home on themes
course, could b9. materially reduced if, in-
stead of the two wheeled utility, is one
wheeled cart could be used, and he forth
with set to work to devise a vehicle which
would suit the purpose.
He feels confident that at last he has luc-
ceededin inventing something which fully
realizes his brightest litrpr‘r', and something,
too, which. is destined income into very
general use thrnnchr at the world. The
axle of the cart is Iii:l!_,‘,c in two pieces, and
is so arranged that the wheel turns very
readily in any direction the horse can poww
bly pursue. Atlrrohcd to the shafts, near
where they Illi'i‘f. the axle. are stirrups. de-
signed to steady the nth r in lllzl position on
the cart. Made foi'ordinnry road use. one
of the vehicles weighs Si 1 minds, but. when
designed for use «in the rare course the uni-
cycle, as soniciutvcraliui it. may be con-
. structodso as to which only 831 pounds... .
One was recently manufactured at San
Diego entirely of aluminium, the weight
beluga trifle less than ll'lvpouuds and the
vehicle being strongand handsome. Arthur
M. Pluto in Captain Smith’s partner in busi-
ness. Mr. Pluto said:
"Captain Smith poi-lectui the several put-
entslast June, and he and l are new prc-
paring to introduce it to the public. No,
it isn’t true that a balancing pole goes with
each cart. The driver isn't in a bit of dan-
ger of being tipped over. The cart can‘t be
overturned unluso the horse falls, and the
motion isn't jerky.
"We feel confident that. the one wheeled
cart will drive the two wheeled pneumatic
utility from the track. Why? Well, because
it minimizes friction and therefore admits
of greater speed. 'l‘ltoexperiments thus far
made on race courses leave no, room for
doubt that the one wheeled cart in certain of
popularity among turf men." The inventor
is sanguine that before another year has
rolled away hundreds of his nnicyclcs \vill
bciu use in San Francisco and hundreds
more throughout the interior of California,
especially in the mountainous districts:-
Sau Francisco Examiner.
rues or iii unis.
SEEN AND HEARD l" SEN‘I‘INBL
HEN UP TOWN AND DOWN.
W
Danica lion. Thorn and Evorwbcu In
lmnllr. South Nan-ilk and lb. luau
null-ta Vicinity—Hap. and III-bop. of
a my Condo-nod Into Crlrp Paragraph!
Evan Hoyt'wu fined 08 and coats for
smoking in tchbeltcn Methodist church
unit has .beé'n instituted for $15,000
against A. J. Beardsley, of Bridgeport,
in favor of H. J. Lewis, of Stratfcrd, for
violation of contract.
The shipment of . hats from Danbury
for the week ending December 2,
amounted to 240 cases. The shipment
for the corresponding week last year was
2,870 cases. ‘
John Wesley Edmonde, who was re—
cently released from the county ”jail,
where he was held in default of bonds to
keep the peace at Ridgefield, is again at
that institution. ‘He was released a
month ago with the understanding that
he ahcnld keep away from Ridgelield.
He diaobcycd the order of the court and
3 again locked up
Mrs. John S Joncs, of Westport, is
slowly recovering from the cuts and
bruises she received about one week ago
by falling beudforenrost down stairs at
her home on Riverside avenue. The
most serious feature of the lady 'e mishap
was the tearing in a terrible manner of a
portion of the nose, necessitatingthoacw-
ing of the wound by asurgeon. It is
now believed that the wound will heal
in such a manner as to leave no trace of
decor.
The tug Robert ii. itathhuo, bound
from New Bedford for Perth Amboy,
towing feurlight barges, was run late
Saturday morning oil” Norwalk by the
steamer Maverick, and the barges Hustle
and Blaster were badly damaged, the
latter having lire feet or water in her
hold at New York. A large hole is re-
ported tohave been torn in the Move
rick‘a bow and two iron plate fell on the
high deck. The Maverick arrived at
Portland Monday and made no report.
obituary.
lira. Agnes B. Smith,widow of Cap-
tain Theodore Smith, who died after a
prolonged illness at the residence of her
aon-in-lnw, Charles Chamberlain, at
New Rochelle, N. Y., on Friday, was
born in New Canaan, and was a daugh-
ter of Hanford and Eliza M. Weed. She
married Captain Smith, an officer in the
United States Revenue Service, in 1844.
end after residing in New York city
fourteen years moved to Sheffield Island ,
at the entrance to Norwalk harbor, bet-
ter known since an Smith's Island.
Harry Norwnllt citizens will recall; the
boapitalities so often extended by hire.
Smith at her Hand home, who, since
her husband‘s death in 1371, has main-
tained a residence there until within
qmte recently. She was a true Christian
woman, a model wife, a devoted mother,
and was loved and esteemed by all who
had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
Eight children survive her.
High Tides and Earthquakes.
“During t he nineteenth century the ques-
tion of earthquakes hm been the subject of
much earnest investigation by scientific
men. and much bani study and research
have been given toward the solution of this
phenomenon,” remarked Professor Fred G.
Plummcr. “Prominent among these etu-
denisaro the names of Fuller, Fuchs, llol‘
den. Dalton. l‘crroy, Von Seldom-marries
which are of themselves sufi‘rclent guaran-
tceof tbetliuroughnen-r of the investigation:
“As the result of rnncbof this research
it appear» to he demonstrated that the
nearnesur and pmitions of the turn and moon
have clients favorable to earthquakeSM
much the some influence in these bodies
have upon terrestrial surface tides. The
conditions which are favorable to unex-
trernoly high tide at l‘nuvt sound are five
in number—viz: First, perihelion of the
enrilrmecorulqmrixee of the moonzthird,
oppunilillll Ifullr of the moon; fourth, the
moon running high; fifth. the ocean winds.
For the purpose of a calculation aiming at
prediction this last. elementis to boomlt-
ted. Condition No.1 occurs once a year,
and conditions Nos. ‘3. 3 and 4 occur about
monthly.
“Now, by reference to an almanac, it may
beret-n that on them of next December
all the conditions will occur together ex-
cepting No. l, which will be eight days late
but are this would hardly be appreciable,
they may be considered as occurring togeth~
or. it may be predicted with accuracy that
on or shortly after the 23d of next Decem-
ber we hillbll have an unusually high tide,
and for the mums reasons (if the earth-
quake theory is correct.) the conditions will
he ripe for earthquakes. While it would
not twmlvinnble for a acientirit of reputa-
tion to lllt'tilcf ouch an event, it maybe
said that the theory will be put to a very
WWW“..- ,, . severe tent next December.aud its advo-
neutron. eaten will have a chance either to rejoice or
mourn. The more conditions will not oc-
William R' Lockwood ‘3 building an cur together again for it!) yearn."~1‘acoma
extension to his deck in the roar of anger.
i... .nuwww. __....
Aaron maven- house.
A “not french Toulouse.
Frank Stevem is confined to his
home on Main street. the malt of too
much football on Thanksgiving Day.
Fred Mold ill! just hula largo hen
nary built. in which he has placed an in-
cubator. with the idea of growing wring
A great refractor baa lull. been iinlcbed
and placed in («elitism for Dr. Jana-ea at
Munich. it in a coniblned photographic and
visual tclmcopc. The two lenses were made
a the celebrated lienry Bron. of the Perla
oégrvfwry. The mounting in by Gauthier
u or ii.
chicken for the New York market.
W Jalllfle, of “human, did the
”to ’m, W... . .
DARIHN AND
ninth.
lit. and him. llolly Draper. of 0:
mundane been vloitlng their daughter.
fir. and lire. W. l. hlwvomr. Jr. in
Bowayioa.
m ”was...
In Wu
M Bit.
When our grandmothers were girl:
and slraightbaoiied chain intent! of
cushioned divans were “10ml mung
piles, an an exchange the young
woman Mid tltcmacivu with a weight-
: was time» outlaw. 'i'bca
m m cldtbey minimum.
For it in the my
«archer one
that dmminel the 0mm of
the
when they
Iain-like am
one run nther than the
cam
him it I
A pron physician can “a the
that till!
all
lieu trim!
fimmmn
a ,
magnum W”
Ictbuibel
on. More it
to to dim back in a»
hen mandolin
Both loam will be mounted in
the mine tube, which hi macro and of Ital.
The virtual objective to 89 continuum (89.3
English incborrl in diameter. while the pho-
tographic objective in“ centimeters (24.8
Euslluh inch“) diameter.
Both loam are at the some local length
—Il meter» (rim Ea linhlncbet). The
object": will be t a caidlnnpcrt of t c
instrument when ruled for biography.
Thin great telescope in in the ruin;
of the old royal palace. I part at the ruin
serving an the lower for the demo,
which dome in '20 «near-too .nsllrrh feet)
in diameter and Welsh mo no or to tone.
Thcrlomc in to be moved by a gun engine
of to lint-armour. The clowning chair in
attested to ilieililfml and mom withit.
All the flue circle: are to be nod from th-
I and by means of electric gable. the
rlcity for which in Beam by an
fight horn-mow engine ball a mile dill-
tant. in what on: formerly the royal mt
bled-*Exchtmge.
“cpl the “all It the Item
it in related of uflorerner Joseph I.
iii-ow that onco while he was ledge or the
superior court he had menace to line a
footnote yum Wm a neighbor“
the lodge in the ‘ of id. natural: with
poverty. The om armor came out of the
courtroom swearing like I Impound the
am opportunity be but add to the lady:
“Juice! item think you otter fluid an.
i knotted yeln the what
plot! with a little tall
“Ya.” ill] m “m it "Mb I d‘
‘ bu intbumwt‘mmw m
outdoor byte. MM Bate-bullion
admonition roundup hill m it
Mummibmlulbmm Alli
m groundwork-burg. “ileum
.- Mimosa anonymous-u
m m m M have quill
W1“ u to mourn Your
to the company.» time of mineral remand
STRIKE rigour in)
Lehigh 'aattroadm Not Satis-
fied With the Compromise.
SAY ALL 0! NONE MUST GOBAOK.
‘ m I
The load Below to Dunbar-u ltl Non-
Vuulon Inn and 'l'olll the Striker: to Wait
Until ‘l'hoy Ara Scat For—A “rook la
the Bank. at Wilknbam.
Eamon, I'd, Dec. 7.——A report. was cir-
culated here that the llehigli Valley'atrike
had been declared on again. This is de-
nicd by the leaders of the strikers, but the
fact In that many of the men are dissatis-
fied with the way they were treated by the
omclnlawhen they reported forduly. They
expected to be put to work soon, but were
told instead that they would be sent for
when the company needed their services.
It seems that the men did not understand
the settlement in this light and are very
indignant. . . , _ _, ‘7 7 .
Committees of the strikers have boon
sent out to soothe olllcinls of the company
and learn how matter-s stand, and the alt)
nation here in again critical.
The men say that there is dissatisfaction
from one end of the road to the other with
that part of the agreement relative to the
New Phase of the Providence Strike.
Pnovrunxri-t, Dec. 7.—~Tln\ strike in the
woolen mill district assumed a new phase,
which may mault in a satisfactory nettleL
ntent between the mill owners and the op—
eratives being reachcel , in view of the fact
that the operatives at all the mills except
the Saxon have refused to accept the daily
offer of the mill owners permitting them
to return to work, the manufacturers an-
nounced that the mill bells would not be
rung again for some time. They stated
that as outside laborers were practically
afraid to venture to accept positions. they
would close the mills for the remainder of
the sermon.
0n hearing this the business men of tho
woolen mill district were prompt to take
action. The strike lino already met Olnoy~
ville over $231,000, and bllsinrsi llli'll, realiz»
lug that come settlement must he reached.
as they are unable to mivnnce much further
credit to the 3,000 airliners, met and waited
upon the mill owners. The differences be-
tween the manufacturers and operatives
were shown to he very small, and they
urged the manufacturers to bring about a
settlement if possible. The ('itizvns' corn~
mittee also waited upon the oxecrrtivc corn<
mitten of the strikers, and as a result. the
executive committee will have a confer-
ence with the mill owners today. \vln-n by
both parties making slight coniyssiinh the
long strike can be brought to u rinse.
lien Called to “'ork.
BETllLEllEil. Pit. Doc. 7. ~ i’lmii‘ruan
Rice sent out uotioera rallinu the lilt'll to
work and announcing that the strike had
been decimal oil. tieneral Manager Your
been said that the men were reporting for
work and that by tonight he expected that
the road would be in operation in hereto
ore.
The striker-a are new awaiting Rico'u ar-
rival home to learn on what terms they
are to return to work. There is a feeling
that Grand Chit-fir Arthur, Sargent and
Wilkinson conceded too much to iiencral
Manager \‘oorhccs. and the men are not at
all pleased with their action, and unless
all bands are taken back there will be con
aldrnblc dissatisfaction. it ill not believed
that all will be taken back. An oarcrur of
the llcblgh Valley gold: "The men who
came to our rescue when we needed men
will be kept in our employ. it Would not
be right or just to dinni“ them under the
clrcnmatances."
A prominent lll‘ulllt‘l‘ilrmi engineer said
last night: “l'nlem every il'iivi‘i‘ gets lack
tabla old position today the hrothcrhuml
might as well dlabuuil. "
Strike" Ilrcall Nani.»
Wrtamahnnu, In. It. .- 7 The ptrikcrn
broke ranks lat» iii-t night. and mail.» a
math for Superintendent l-I Mir'wiiillt't'. The
latter said to all appllmuri; "l'nilrr-stinui,
gentlemen. that l nlmil mi." luck as runny
of you an i can make pin-m. fur. You on
demand that there are m or I'm crows now
working. Time limit will h‘iilflill with an.
and the balance of the punitiotin will be left
tothc fint comers. Some of you will be
hilt out in the cold."
When Fur finished talking. a number
of men called out. "Home put my name
dnwnat once." (lire man who had been
quite uetivoln the utilita- its-ivi’ri that hill
rrurire he put down. Earner mid. “Your
place is filled." .Nruvof the nirilrms claim
that the 1mm] chitin mid them our. and
that they were in a Mr way to win the
light when they were called mt,
All or None.
Maura thrown. in». Dec. 7‘.» There it I
minus bitch in the Il'iiifiinflli ml the in
high Valley strike. The li‘l’llll‘l‘a here ra-
relml cipher diupurrtuw Iiif‘llli‘illfl the
alrlltc oiY. They expoctvd in return in a
body. and everytnan took him place. When
the arrangement moi mule known to
them. tbinge amnion! 't dim-rent airline.
The; unanimously Lim'lui'ul that erery
tuna Would have in bi- lulu-u twat or none.
The ntrilwra held a rim-tum in the opera
house. The proposition for wtrlement wan
mineral. Similar tu-riim rm token at he
tighten. Welshman and White "Men.
The man here «are termuriy regained on
the Wyoming leleln'r. lol‘ ill diflleuit
portion of the entire tim-
walt- caps and ulceration no. then.
lel‘lt‘ilil. Dru. 7.«‘l”ltrrrr- worn to be
Imminent dinner of mom» imam at the
Belmont miner u in rim ltmuwhavub
by, in “I. “first \ lrglriin l‘liélilié‘lli. The
in Mrs Will an Millie then-two xvi-chi am.
had tribal then cold and hunger lmvodrivou
I number of animal: fattillirtltomt
’ tomb. All Home irhniime solicit:
v0 remind white cap "diminution
in; this: with death mid tnohmebeen
“tilted it night. Mariya! the minute
It! on the verge of Motivation, but are
Waistcoat.
lo Incumbent at “attain.
tsunami)”. ”tr—11;. can»... of the la-
mb Valley mike canned tin 1.2 - u transect
It tid- aad of choline. new the acne-
an: the m
wiil take back limb
“ “M W munch": it”.
um“; mutant in to.
norm. is. in. line. rm-ttig mm
’ mm worn in mania firm.
and theorem that. the nitrite to
admin. _. ..
endow ‘ '
kWh!
in»,r is read closely—Just where
'''''' BLOWN To PiECES.
of fin DIJIOII‘ Tank.
Vere injuries by bola}; blowulO feet ain'ty.
Following is a list of those injured:
Edward
rial injuries; removed to the City hospital
in a dying condition.
lure, bouillon other szivcrc inlilrles’t.
contusluns: removed to the hospital.
Edward Leslie. truckmnn, two ribs 5
keli and otherwise injured. '
licriry Stehrund William Waite. freight
into the street.
.—1_l500 pouuds' pressure each.
dcrs had i'ocn uhipped by the New York
Oxygen company to the ii. iii. McCarthy
calcium lighting t'nllillllsilllli’lli‘.
dent.
COMPRESSED NEWS ITEMS.
'l‘hc ill'W lion ;;i' ‘zibinet wan cutnple;ed.
.\ Iiirt'a oi President Carnot has rutm‘d
ll convent.
influenza has carnal Ii dent its. in Loni-m
in the- paet week. , ,
A railroad bridge near llmvliruziiruru,
K32, navi- way, letting through a freight
train.
The prenidi-nr has nonrinutmiJimephli.
ilrtt‘. ul \Vi‘icflilsill to l|'.! nwistant secretary
of War.
Midway plaisanrc, it!“ been on
New York.
The rwidcuce of tax-("ougrommun Gnome
l). 'l‘dlznun at (‘lark'u Hill, 237. ('1, was in
ntruyul by fire.
The American Sugar licllniun vompzui)‘
declare-i a utinitorly dividend on mumlrt.
stock if ll poi‘ CH".
The Right Hon. John Morley, r‘liief «c-
rotary for lrelanrl, lint! gone in Monte (‘ntlo
for n rc<t by order of lil~ pi _ ittiaira.
'l‘lic stea‘:i' arr Waldo A, Avery, whit
70,00.) [main-l; i ft“ m), \r‘u; totally «lei-troy
oil by lire in the strain-of Muckinmv.
pprrrssul in
w
MABEL’é ROMANCE.
She Married "or Teacher Secretly Year-
Ag" and Left film.
l’lrinii! no. ilrt’. 7.~—.\l:rlilr Singleton u!
.lmnucilr. l‘.t.. is quilting a divorce from
ilt'l‘ illlhlmllil. timrm- (‘reznuiiev of .‘im
lilllx (lliispo, (‘aL ‘hixteeu yiurs duo in
('nirz'id'ulu. \leou .‘ilniwl \i'i‘n clmulgiri and
(‘rozu-lhiy her teacher, tlivy were secretly
married. Soon lliil'rrllr mur soul to board-
fntlu-r. 'l‘hoy settled at. Jeannette.
She fell in love with Alexander Wilbur.
a traveling uuur, lint Would not rnnrzj:
hint. Her father form-d an t‘xplnl’lfliltll,
glrihuml. Her husband is still living nld
wishes he: to mine to him. Attorney Mr»
,Intosli has filed [illpl'l'li in a suit furrlit‘mtr'.
Many Milly Rename.
Known. in. Duo. in firm. iiivndnlonilv
lug mill at l’iuv iron \Viii'ltw-‘tatlim Int.
rcsutni 4i.
Sir.\ror'~\’tr.r.r:, Pit. llcr'. limit but I~
decided to n.1ttiurie the Alice fill’llihl'ul
operation. The Smurmnn furnace hire to
blifllt‘il, nmlthc Mabel and Sharon fill‘lltitl'.‘
Ipr‘
are completed.
ohm el factor .
him roannml.
Want to Kidnap Waite.
Halidn to attend the rriiuern‘ mmcuticu
him that employees at the penitentiary
and other rceiileuta nf i'arion ('in were
plotting to kidnap him from the train at
mun- fillllili etutlou and spirit him away to
. The sea
at the low rate of twenty-five coat. for one insertion; fifty cents
for throe'luaertronl, or one dollar for a. whole week. All such
advertisementc are carefully classified. State clearly what you
want and you will be pretty cure to get prompt returns for
The Sentinel §
has an established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
It ”on factually Hurt by the lupin-Ic-
ALBANY, Dec. 7.—By tboerploalon o! an
oxygen storage reservoir in the freight
morehonae of the People’s line on Quay
and Hodge streets, one man was fatallyiuv
lured. three other: had their limbs blown
off and vibe crushed, and two received so-
Irlagnn, truckman, abdomen
torn open, body lacernted and other inter-
William L. Becker, aged ‘Jtl yearn, tally
clerk, condition critical, compound trac-
Froderick ltunaoil, truclnuau, rlqbt foot
blown all and body a Hills}? of bruisea and
handlers, badly bruised by being blown
Among the freight brought up by the
Dean ltlchinend war; a dozen oxygen dor-
age l'th‘YOiI’l. lien‘vll y charged with oxygen
The cylin:
(inc of
these cylinders exploded, cruising the occi—
'l'h.- fltll‘ltnl-i dense du vvritrc, from the
lug rl‘ilUDl, and then ~lie came cost with l. r
and slur told him of the ruarrlugv of in-
will atart up as soon as llt'i‘t‘liailf’)" repair.
BEAN-ill i".\l.1.‘i,l’ti., llec. twill.» Meyers
huxvuu, Doc. 7.~—lleforo starting ill”
(inventor Waite received a letter warning
to!
and
you want to reach.
HE was horrific) DIE.
Judge Carrow’s Cousin Takes
Poison Six Times.
AND HE HAS NOT SUOOEEDBD YET.
Be In Triad chloroform. Chlcrll and
Strychnlue. but Wm Alwnya round and
Revived Jul In Tlmaafiays‘ lie Mom
to Keep on Trying. V
CAMDEN, N. J., Dec. 7.-—lticbaniflarrow,
8 young Ilrugrzist from Camden. Del. is ,
locked up in the city hall for the sixth at-
tempt on his own life in lean iron at week.
(furrow 'is an intelligent young man and
corner! of anexcrllent family. He hm been
successful in his profession, and his family
is in such comfortable circumstances that
be has no need to allow worries over linen-
cial matters to drive him to suicide. He is
a cousin of Judge Howard Car-row, a well
known lawyer of this city, and a nephew
of George McKay of Burlington. .
Catrow‘a‘ présc‘ncc‘iii thiu'sectidn first ‘
became known to the police in Philadel-
phia last Thursday afternoon, when he
was found unconsciimsiu the street in that
city. He was taken to a hospital, restored
to his normal condition and was dismissed.
It was the impression of the physicians
there that he had taken chloroform. On
Friday morning at an early hour he was
again picked up by the police. taken to an-
other hospital, rcstored and discharged.
. lie had been out of this institution but a
few hours when he wax returned by the
police to the former one.
' A Slow: to Chlorai.
A careful investigation and close ques-
tioning of the young man showed him to
be a continued victim of the chloral habit.
lie stave the name of Young and that of
Miller, but finally gave his correct name.
‘ Friends their charge chiirn. and' be mu
dismissed.
That satire afternoon he was found at
the corner of Fifth and Federal street-a
this city. lying in the street. lie was taken
to the (former hospital. where an empty
ounce bottle. was found on him labeled
“(‘hlorufurm." A flat his restoration ilL‘
was taken to the city hall and locked up.
On Sunday .\lr. McKay, his uncle. mine
here from Burlington, and upon (Inrrow's
promise to behave [ulna-if the uncle took
him to his home. and (arrow lél't'lllrlll ain'-
care in hispromise to keep his hands off
the deadly drug that had so much charm
for him.
The family retired on Monday night, and
that was the last the uncle saw of his neph-
rw until inst night. (fan-un- left the house
during the night, scantily attired, and was
found in Beverly, three miles away, late
Wednesday afternoon under the influence
of chloroform. lie wan brought to a hos-
pital in this. city and once more restored.
The police again took him in charge. As
he was taken into the police quartcm he
turned to tlu‘ullit‘orn and said; ”Wt-ll, gen;
tlerneu. l‘ve done it this time. he taken
strychuiue. See.“ And be opened his
mouth, displaying two tablets on hi»
i
Quickly in.- chewod them up and attempt-
ed to swallow tin-m. but in a moment two
officers had him and a third badmrmmom-d
the hospital physician. The tablets wrrc
secured in part, and antidotm urre admiu~
lsterod, while he fought these who worked
Ne- ,'
WWithlll ‘
”men", - . .-—.__c....._‘ ,__....
boxes to 01173 any CI‘O-
l’auivllill received. fl .ilwv ‘
Cirumrntem leaned by our as
wuxili‘. 8""! Anita by Antidotes. FONST'PATinN C
J contra
‘ “ohm at
Blitlll fillllilllis
25 etc.
Arid yen will no not only
Neat and Perfect ‘Flttéhil
But one a which at.
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability
Making'itthebectmoom eraBbooiuthc
l
H. 3. BROWN f“
South mm Street. so. new
l;
v
tic
Train: .35.
satisiirn; every limit
to
Its flavor suits.
Ernie‘s? PILLS}
DR. CATON‘S RELIABLE.
Unprlnciplzil persons imitate our ad. and
counleflclt our ‘I‘ANSV PILLS. therelcre take
special care you get ltr. CATON'S. and avoid
All worthless “
compounds." Remembcrthls
. prcpzratlon of this kind, and
SA . V Sl'CCESSFUL one.
At drugglsts. or rent
in" information free.
.. C0.. Berton. Mass.
octh ly
W JAPANESE
pi LE
GURB
m-i- t rencirtiug of
xii-m and two
.wny endure
guarantee a
in only pay for
r $5. Sr flf liy mall.
"ill .:
his terrible disease? We,
ur‘tlll Iyr
to save his life. in his pockets were hot-
tles of atrycliiiine tablets, which before he
had been taken to the hospital had stood
on ndesk in the dispenuary. it is believed
that be uncalled in there from the adjoin
lug room, stole the illitlt‘f'l to and bio life
and put. two of them in iii-r month while
on the way to the lockup.
Currow said later that lli' still mean»
to kill bluish-If, an they may m rvi'll lruve
blur alone. .lndgc ('nrrnw luv. telr; .irphcd
for the young man's. father, and pending
his arrival will see that bin kiusnrau wants
for nothing. lie is being closely watched.
(
Eliot by Ilia rotunda.
LAI‘REL. l)el., Doc, T.» On Thanksgiving
day Woolsey Moore and Thomas llonivny.
lhefliost Christmas Present,w
$2,000
for your family if you die and for yourself if
you live
I
Talra an endowment policy that you
cant havotndietnwin. in the Connecticut
lcnera‘. Life insurance t'n.. of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedieu, ig’t.
lIi Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
' in white and colors.
the nimrutaiua.
on the return trip.
"Widfi'fliltllinl‘hll.
A Minor. Criminal Carcinoma-I.
Ky,
ilcc.
The governor made his
journey badly, but it hr pimlble an at.
tempt will b.- made to carry out the plot
7.~ Riley
iluulm. a miner. threw a wet lump of
blunting powder on the lite at hits home. .\
ir-rrlliv explualnu fulluwr'ti, blowing the
home to ntomn. "when. his wife and live
children were uhoclrlrruiyhnrrml and man-
tried.
‘I‘ltc Fight Will II. In a [Inga Tut.
l'rur..\m:r.r~riu\. bee. 7.-—Puriion Davin
Hiya the lluval Athletic club at Florida
baa written at the ruannger of the For“.
pariah circus asking for term» for the rent.
of their lament circa» tent in true for the
glove light, between Corbett and Mitchell.
“and It Panic In I flank.
Bimini-rim. Dee. 7.~~Allmut Nam. a
wild eyed drnnkard. created a panic in the
“00thle Savings innit by demanding
mm on the ritually of bowing up the
laecif thomuucy won an forthcoming.
e WM arrested and locked up.
Killed by a Mueller.
LITTLE In. a, Dec. ‘f.—«lleary (:ulllnnn
of Portland. hie. wan idiot (mn- timer and
instantly kiln-=1 in a beer garden by George
illustrators. a lmrtender. The cause of the
attention in a mystery.
‘l‘tdg meant Moo Mic flea.
llaltmetir‘tm. Dec. lwlt in Mill that the
Pennsylvania steel Words at Election. sir.
lug cmplnymtnt' to about 3,400 men. will
elem down from Christ am until February
and perhaps. longer.
The Inn" HIM".
PillhAltltbi'llM. Dee. omen torment in
the Kali-er merrier critic one have today
in the emit-thongs. 'l‘ht funeral of the
murdered man takes place today at 1
o’clock. ,
Jew-try I‘D-tom III- a In. loch
[trout-mu. 1a.. Dee. int-SNOW!“ en.
Aired Butler It outlines hairy atom curl
mm ulnar tattoo worth of watch:- and
mm. ‘” ,. ,
no In ruin-om In first».
Wrouuro. it. 1., Dec. tw’i‘nc reload oi
the Mir appointed custom to Wet
the widen bar «and on red at trouble
Wu‘ahwmmd
m to
‘ Wm. it. ix,
m
but. mafia My
nutshell-m
if if W in!“
'i ”might-mum.
“ m "in Ithaca
no called
titanic: in new :0me of Are
a. “WWW; mm
m. nee. 1.4m William at»
brand a Minamoto! bigw- W
Price he. a copy. by mil. 3! a year
.0 I your
Daily I“ not». by unit, .0 a year
billy, by null.
J
rm“ ointmmwu
new
Leading Dry Goods Store
TriStram '& Hyatt’fs
No. 2 Gazette lunatng. Norman.
Cloak's. Cloaks
We are ahowin all the Latest Novelties of the no...
in
CLOAKS JACKE s, CAPES and WRA r - .
and 0hiltiren.- - P5 0' Ladies. Mime
Infants’ CLOAKS, a great variety of styles and materiale' .
W FUR r flPEs-
At the 0 coin of the recent Fur Season some in rtan’ ' t
changes in tiie at $9 and shape of Fir Garments have high in-
troduced, which as attracted the attention of the trade in time .
goods. We are showing only the Very Latest Styles and We "
guarantee every garment we sell to be first-class in every respect ‘
and an low in price as any first-class goods are sold.
Tristram & Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
,7
Here’s a Bargain.
A unwouo Pllhllllil.
( or Park wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green, strong and
light.
Usual Price, $500.
This line for $350 Bash.
It is a Genuine Bargain.
Waco—~—
A full line of all other f ishionable
Buggies, Phaetons, Canopies. Sleighs. etc.
Call and See Them. ‘
They Will he sold ohaap, if Sold Soon.
Wright’s Repository,
Cor. Franklin and Madison‘. Streets. South: Hawaii. tonal
lads about lrvyears old, were gunning. and .. > .. ,, ‘ > ,W‘ N _ . _ 1
Monte wan badly injured by the discharge "0 Y" new “all“ & lidfllilfii “- R. 6 per cent. ‘ ‘
ofngun in llunwny‘a hands. lie handled 800T” NORWALK SAVINGS BIN“ . ‘ '7
ai‘uoei‘and before his death he stated that 5‘ \l‘aali’nattrt. “m, M“ EM!!!“ 19. 1895. BEBEuTUBE Bonus
t on acting was not accidental. but that , ' ' . . - ‘
lionway had threatened him twice before Um: us. when: Mn 15!. m..ruui mm “on TRAINS LEAVE. HOU'l‘l'i hOIlWALIt AB ~01“!—
ahooting. Dotnvay has avoided arr-eat, lyl re. 1m. and 4" littnrrlm mntrmrmnmci. rename; ‘ ...
"a “who? F'YE‘".F.E“f"'“~ clout“... gouache... dc'irrgfmr' monustx Bilillllili comm: . ,
An moving Minlohr limited. """':;j,‘,‘,‘."g,"'Egfiéfi'tn , 1., r i!) 3," mills-t. '
Si'itAN'l'Oh‘, Pit, Dec. 7.—-ltev. Carl Will- ' “ 1.7.3. , ;, plwai." .;,"";,,, TM, in lucid ox. 32%- Mllililllillllll. (infill. ,
WMM‘I‘. until recently pastor of the Hickory " ‘ ’ {'9’ 1" 01.. diil fie
titrcet Presbyterian chrrreb.wna expelled ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ' " “ ”of?" litter: Denomination! frond $i“ to 3“”:
from the mini-try by tho imkcwnnna pros» House mover at or. 0% mt.
forgery. llev. \Vlchwatrnerl; the clergyman ' gig :0 . inlet" urea HA um“-
w eelopcdwltht owlfeo George i-ichuer. g “-1 H a My .1 r. m. ‘ '1 1_M'__'l‘um
WW....,-_....... lmllghixa‘iiil‘hlitw miichliwryif‘tifia‘fiici‘nlls. um illililiixtfoilcldulu ill 91.. u HI DI SMITH.
(lunar-l Lilly's writ. H ‘ «- “:15”th #0 'n c Iurn it'll-- g iiiw“
mm meu. u... Dre. 7.4%.. will of ‘ ‘ "‘ - ""‘" ' ”m“ fighter“ ‘ . 3;; boom 1 III-onto Bundles. :Mmll
Funeral lliilyl',i:1(lfl§0t'lut‘llt‘imlgl'h "1M . - , . , .. , .. » a "2'. Wire. to irrldirwnrt. , _ .... WW, ‘
arm» warm in nor to pro um on. its an. M2. .
«will, valued at. flamenco, in divided Jr D: JENNiNGS. gall; {6:22 WAGONS
among iii relatives. U G rt k in ac..' ‘ :8 ac. to Bridgeport. c
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Billed b’ ‘ hit. . n e - on a"; 3. iii; :3: i l‘illng'dnmt a: and are. N ”9°“
“J"a‘fi N. Y.. W" 7~~Th0mm lein. ‘ "' Mm” arcane. .otrw ' 00“ in“: nonhuman-M limi's WWI-W
Wl‘ltdllmgil flit. the “ion knlgting nulls. Wrml'i-"MM Wlflrm ”was; liltn'p 3.: I I .
w l in It are im; snow rem tie “10.1?“ 1:. {drum-.1 Rim alter-f. Tolerlmnocall u-s '9 , ’ ‘ "
through askyllght- and was killed. “113 if %?°‘igk%¥".lsu‘| “Mi”, Slim”. “.6
WM. w...“ . 8w. ~-—* .
A Osman Counterfeit". m an. ‘ p . . '
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.»~\'ictor h Emerson rectum-roan. A. u.—-oa: will on u. Prlce. to sun A". ‘
moi animated here 0mm:- charge of phat: -Th e S“ n I. 306 afghan. P. lit-“06 cr..l on. 7 to ,
map l on Money w i ll! purponeo ma - ' ‘ a. A. mum", “m. _
log counterfeit not“ " lofzgfih'ifia . p.111 ”"3111?" 0?;9 ? fl“: cm All!) In sum.
the limo arabbcdthc Cub. n mommivia ml," . tr. WWW—«w
Begum, lice. rifle Margo Tangy The lint of American Ncmpoprra, our: NEW You H en r . .
mu ooe‘momrmnr no” or m n ma maflcawau. Lot—so: ex. on y - y
Stru- tbentcr. Thelma attached the box CHARLES A‘ DANA' Editor. 569.,” lg um till “I u “0&0 ‘ a. , . .
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om“ "mitt: ”M. .c it”? prion .“P. Aim 4no. lilo rill __
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ham Navy»; or: may p; Milli" occlude .. - - . . r
nu n or. ..m .ta ,, Ag. 9, , .‘
whimfimmmymmtm from m. The 'Amerlean (Ionatituilon.thoAmorl~ ” m. (nominal-h c‘nPEm-m “a um“
MM! WWW“. our idea, the American Spirit. These “mm,“ murmur. ,
A Irma “5 “u“ *“mMs first last Ind all the time forevcr' “A am no “mm; m , DIAL!!! i3
5 O r ‘ o A
Bum:tirrr,Mm. Dec. twang; with ' thing. i on manila ac. “th no
any Winch of thin town and Mr. Jame; in ””71 I) w“ in m. a“ "' .Ifllflfls lu‘i'
mt Patrick of Richinaad were married fififl'y‘m n5 ?c'r south "aw,“ I t
W
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7 ‘ infillithiiim. [rhodium-cu mil ‘dlg'm' , .
ram-.m- ogeazmm genera. i, a... p, 4, mitt! u, n. .
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oldie (illicit threvidmilln holdammmcrt. The Sunday Sun I av: . ”on" I” -g.‘ ”wanton, m. ‘
“““W‘lfliflf‘ffl” bill. in? a. m. In. an on. Oahu: 8.10 "I I“, DI
mil ram-nu him of An. is the grate» Huntley Newopaper in lip? £an “w: a m p ‘
lion. the. 1.41» on of ' g i a. in. a n...
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