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”‘v’puhlished, not only in Nor-
. ' walk, but in li‘nirfleld County
.,t
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And it also gives you the
local news, of your end our
neighboringtown. Nopaper
has more complete or accur-
atereports of current events.
lie paper has more interest
in: general reading for all
members of the family. it
is an ideal family news-
paper, and you want it do-
livsred at your homh regu-
‘znsPARTMBNT ,
lsitdlyrqaipped with the
ham liovsltissia -:a ri‘r
‘thepnmyd tonsils-ringworm instit-w
intent. m. «hm-Thor. '
,bstisnd Yard!" at, .
his not the momma Sm
anumherdtimnuuurimwatio
“Grunt Britain. ‘
Onliov. toiastitwssanoonnosdthat
Dwell-murderhad heeneomntltted
in nmonmpopoiouswesternsuhurh
oithismetri
mortar mystery which involves indirectly
Miller
Thehodyola moocly,wclldussedyouny ‘
- women about 30 years oi
age pained
Dawes, belonging to the uniortunatoolass,
was found in a much Mounted
lam. Holland Villas rind, Remington. A
hasty examination oi the body showed
that he? thmat hntl been cut from ear to
can The police at first were «unpleteiy
at fault. and stone oi the London news-
papers valved the old cry oi "Jack the
Rim," although there was little or no
ground ior so doing. Then graduallythe
aflair passed out oi the public mind,
nobody expected that the "Kensington
murder mystery" would everlbe solved.
and the pollen were blamed for their ap-
parent stupidity. ‘
'Cavao Provo loyal meat.
The police, however, (or new were on-
justly condemned. Quietly hut effective~
ly they went toka and graduallyth
the dead woman’s career from childhood
nptoaveryshort time hetero herdeath
without any definite result. As the in’
vestigation progressed. hovmver, suspicion
centered upon a youngman oi excellent
iamlly named Reginald Llewellyn Truo
heme Baesot Sonnderson, a nephewoi the
famous Colonel Edward J. Sanderson,
the Orange lauler, member of parliament
ior'North Annogh, a magistratcnnd dep-
uty lieutenant. You: sounderson is the
son oi Colonel Sounder-en's brother, “Lic—
wellyn Treherne Basset . " n,
Esq, a Justice of the peace oi Dublin
county, Ireland, who married huh Rachel
Mary Scott. third sister oi the Earl of
Clonmell, a retired lieutenant colonel oi”
the British army, who served with dis—
tinction in the Ashantce wnr. Reginald
Saunderson‘s fondly is well known and
highly respected in and about Dublin.
They reside at De Vest-l tori-ace, Kinn-
m, nmr Dublin. known as the "guem'
oi watering placed" in Ireland. ’
One oi Wald Saunderstm's dents in
Lady Edith (Iamlino Monet, wiie oi the
Hon. Henry Power Charla Stanley Monck,
the eldest son}! the ionrth Viscount
lunch.
Another oi his aunts is Maria Henrietta
Fitzclnrenm. Wlit? oi Hon. George i-‘iiz-
clnmnm, linither oi the Earl oi Munster.
The father oi Ham. George and the Burl
gyunstor was a natural suit 0i William
Lady Annette lioulm la 'l‘otwhe, wile
of Robert l’t-my (.l'i‘onnorlu Touche. Esq”
oi Nowherry. Klldnru. in alsoan aunt of
Reginald tinmndorwu. ‘ 1
The young man. it nppmrs. is only 2!
years of age. toll and handmmc, it most
plmmnt mnvormtionist and an caps-rt
at iootlnii. rowing and swimming. But
although so pmminont in athletics and so
promising in other ways young Saunder-
sou was for irom being tuning minded
In loci. mullmlly his condition oi mind
(noted his relatives and friends so much
anxiety that ho WM it!!!“ to a school ior
tthrotccthm nod u-dumtion oi gentlemen
of wool; intellect ot iiampnm'Wiok, pear
Kiogstorhumu-Thomm hinglami.
firundomm, according to the police. li'ii
that institution on Nov. 25. myimr that
he intended in nth-mi divine rit'ft’lilt.’ at it
local church. But he was not heard oi
agoin until he itppt‘ilfl'il at the home n!
his relatives or l'lt'll'ltfli wittoiinw’nltor the
murder.
Ills Italia- I‘ouad ”aside Ilrr.
'l‘luvthtviry of tho polio» is that Sounder-
son, eiwr leaving Hitllipflilk‘lck, mmoto
London and met the unfortunate Wollmll
who was immdiuimh'rml in Holland \‘il.
ins mud, Remington. early the neat more
in; with her throat mu. 'l'ho evidrniw
which directly wows Seumlemm with
the murder is the (art that by the dead
woman’s side the police i'ounda kniie and
a cherry wood stick which were subtle.
;u‘rtly identified by the pupils oi the in-
ption at Hampton-Wick as having he-
to lhxlnald flauutierwu.
the police hepan the work of and
in. out the motive oi the crime. and they
were-mu in pmioa oi the (allowing
facts: For months past the English news-
papers have helm devoting much space to
the trial oi a man When» (Inahain
litwd, a nutrricd oven. at one little mlpluy-
ed as a olirkat the lmlon docks. who
was charged with the murder. at North»
end, England. on June it hut, oi as young
woman, rum Dennis. with wlmm he
mum. on intimate ierma The ow
attraetsvl much attention item theiact
that envoy Movie Ellilimld that land was
never olivtrly pavmi to have murdeml the
girl. although simpiolon retinal etmngiy
upon hint—no ouwh so that lichen Bu»
ehanao. the well known author and play-
wright. wrote to the newspapers urging
tint: lived ho mprievrd in view at the
stamp timihts in his one. Read. however.
mildew yrsicrtl'ny nmrninx oi Chelmw
on
riatimmin, it stoma. was deeply im-
manent hy the mum“ ti the trial which
read in the nmvsmm lie erliltl
eagerly pom everything mum on
the subject and slowed ti herald mar ile-
My iniwh so that tho attentlm oi
no hit anxieties was drawn to the oi.
isr totem which Mel-owed in the ' tie
end month-r. hut mintydreamed that it
was having a trrrihlo dim upon his mind.
Earned Provo tits Wise tines.-
flm when his d More
known the police were molded. and so
they maimlyhe the Whom
such peas. in on mm oi murdering
aids
the uniortuiiate in the now Villas
the hello and the stick Mead her,
were taken utthninstitutimat on:
M turd were there amino an
ingthsa remind but to similar
oi
W
' , m” him»... to 13.. $3..
squat moon. the Milestone! lira.
Jenna widow, two miles irorp
2. h an.» durum, “39 mm “W
denim. it warranted thsthe
h
an.
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and toimdon.
The matter ‘oi the school at Hampton-
Wiek states that in view Saundsnon’s
probably going to Canals to.
he was allowed to take
gardening at the school, and the indie
iouud by the side oi the murdered woman
was one he had useditwprnnlngpurposoa.
This kniie was one 0! the clown that led
tohlsarreat. .
ithas _ iredthntoncoitheplam
visited by. was Monkstown.
While there he wrote an unsigned letter
in which he athnitted his guilt. This lot-
ter fell into the hands oi the Scotland
Yard authorities and wasoneoi the claws
thotledmhizarmst.
AN ELEVATOR HERO.
One Hundred Women learned I'm- a
Bur-lag Binding.
Ntw You, Dee. 5.-—'i'wo ids story
business bonsai—one at 547 Broadwayand
the other» 13! to 137 ripring street, two
blocks distant-were thumped to the ex-
tent oi $915,000 by fire, and the twothrec
alarms which were sent out kept 14 en-
gloat. several trucks and two water tow-
ers bury during that period oi time.
The first blur, which tilled the tire-
E
flora-l
ieathers and flowers. who instantly he-
came terrorist-d and panic stricken. '
in this mnergency canto heroically to
the iront Dennis McAulii‘ie, it! many
years the freight elevator man oi thehnlld-
lng, and Gmrge Stinson. the engineer.
Bulking that the elevatorwasalmost the
only means of escape, Medellin hogan
running the elevator air at its (rested
speed up to the fifth story. the highest
door it touched, and returning with loads
of screaming, particulating, harehcaded
and antics-is girl». while Stinson kept up
the steam mmry for the aoeoinpiifi-
meet at this out oi bravery.
Henry Koch and tialmman Barry Simon-
sonassistuiintheworkoi rescue. Five
times up and down ran the ehwator More
the. smoke and ilernee had driven the pi-
lant iiie savers from the building, and
then every meupont hiul horn wet-tied.
emu Almost llas a Bid-
(‘oxcouu him... live. o.—-'l'ho local
lodge oi the A. i’. A. announced that a
delegation of the mwittiiun irom Milli
would visit them loot night. About 40
horly opponents oi the irnovonu-nt .
gated at the motion, but the extracted
grime did not arrive. it was reported
that the sclermnm had notified the lots!
militia to hold themselves in tradition for
a rail to pnwrnt a riot.
Barton's I'M Home to (lot
litmus, Dec. ii.—-'l'hc 'l'mmmt House.
the oldest hostolry in theeity. was turned
into an auction mo. and throngs oi cu-
riosity archers and prudent buyers wander-
ed through its air-riders looking ier har-
yaius among its old furnishlnn The
eornrrstoneoi the present 'l‘muont House,
which is me to give way to a tow
modern edits» building. wu laid July 4,
1899.
has. Negotiatio— Prognosis. Slowly.
balms, Dre. o.—-—Aecerdlny to advices
received irom an excellent authority upon
the whiten. the regulations ior pater he-
twmn China and Japan are not eating
as rapid strides as suppoarai. it seem.
certain that Japn intends to insist upon
stunts" and more tangible pmois oi W
na’s submission More talking oi place.
flown, ’ rim 53.2...." rifle.
.Mcssosvuu, Flo. lire. ii.-—‘l'hs city
tunnel! has repaint the radiance pend
a your ago to will the ihwinvttfiiltchdl
light to take place in Jnrkmmvllle.
............. ..._. .. w ”new”...
Winter, In lav-rat.
Kisosros. N. ‘42. ”or. it:--'l‘he
‘ to within six moi m
The river is full oi lit-sung ice. and the
air responds with nioighlwiiu.
nomad; Wm
Wuuisorm. lion. :..—-'l‘hs ilnu cabinet
electing to limit "we tor-h tool:
and was very 'Wli’i. All tie rahinet mew
hers were pvt-wot.
“ Another out. hrs.
Atsssr, liar. s.—-—'l'iu- state tum m
mission has providtsi for a state park in
the vicinity or Mount Slide to enthuse
some arm
Mum... -Mm...“ ._ m .
[attache-an Mam-t.
lions, lire 5.4mm Kinema-
Wt min-o. was chiseled pram
dental the rheuilmrrdthpoiieshyahig
W.
“#4.... . r... mm. pawl-MW
. W mamas m
m J??? ”m “fliumkm in“
mm ' V e
. motes-feminine
l
3
ti
om.
. nonih'vi's.
. a mm. was tiildin‘them
i. iii
isoai ;
l.
l
lieu "
limited in the election oi their modulate
ior mayor, David it Parker, and all their
nominees for alderman t‘xm‘pi one were
stmsiul; llmnsc by Lilli umjority.
Valium—hi. '1’ Allen (Rep). Theolty
voted ”you" by tilt) majority on license.
lhxmsc by a large majority.
Fitchhurgd-hlayrw Moulton (Ciriwns’,
Temperanm Rep. and A. P. A.).
venue
Waltham-llenry 8. Hilton (lit-p.) Ll’
tense. ‘
iloiyolto—lionry A. Choo- (Rep). 11h
iinrkton~hiayor John J. Whipple (Cit-
luna)’. No liwnst'.
“ammo—Samuel .l. chctt (Mimic
lpal Reform). No liwnuo. - '
Quincy—Dirty" Hodgts (Donn). No
[lemma
Pittailold—Ziioyor John C. Cnmhy‘inem.)
License. ,
Chimp-(hilt. hi. it. hiollln (Dom. ).
Lli'finm.
Springfield~0hnrlos L. Long (Rep).
Sonmillep-llmr. William ll. lltwlgllius
[Bop ). No llwnso
Gloutmteh—(hylonel B. F. (300k (Rent.
Lleonm
Lawrence—C. J. Rutter (lit-rm).
sense.
Pall River—William S. isn‘t-n (Rep).
[datum
KOLB’S MESSAGE.
[In Alabama Claimant Advise-Tu Collect-
are to Withheld luau III-ey-
itluninousu, Al... Dar. 5.-R F. Kelli.
who claims to he governor oi Alabama,
has completed his W to the legisla-
ture. which he learned as governor and
whidi will he transmitu-d to that hody
today. The meat-go is alsoaddre-vd to
the people oi Alabama and is long and
in many respects revolutionary, as it reo-
ornmcnds that his followers do not pay
their taxes for awhile. He further Iya:
"l advise than tax collectors who value
the cause I represent, which will mired-
ly portal] in! the end, to delay all pay-
ments 0! state inn!» into the state inure
ury until an impartial hearing is hard oi
our complaint uudc-ra {air and an honest
contest law."
When it lsrrtuemla-ml that the tax col
lartairs in 38 out of M muntles in tin-
Itatc art- Kolhltw. it will he mo. ii they
tulle his olivine, the Hull; mm‘euwnt will
llnd strong support. and Alnhmmi will he
thmttmmi with unurehy.
lie urynrt tho lewlslntuw to omwt n rono
toot low and ndviws his friends to 01mm-
ine clubs to moist in iliv general office: or
hisuppi-ul. Th» nwamgc t'lil'li'llitli'ri'. "ii
Colour! Ooh-s and his fan-lion ii-or not the
truth; ii they mun «quit; and are nod)-
to abide by jliriilu'. they will hesitate at
nothing to remote ihc rulor of dishonor
irom this title to tho oilli-o he has spiral
by anus. Again I my my cultivation is
alone {tirillt'i‘lll‘llilnn oi lin- guamlitm
olii'rotl by the «institution or my state for
iiherty for till. I demand of the. lvfllsiw
lure ,an notion whh-h on-ry number on
oath lute luumd iiinw h” mlrmnly to ink»
in the nim-n‘uuu- ui rim rodMiiutitm."
widen—Mayor Stevens (Citirom’). 30
Li-
i'wnrgetaw- i’rnliiliiin Football.
Wanna-nos. iim 5,—‘v’l'lw pmithmt
and din-non oi (norm-town rollogo him-
issued a rt-mihttinu prohibiting their um-
th-nts from playing: imihall until theehor-
Motor and rules oi the mum- ahall how
horn unlit-idly modified. The action is the
result oi Thanksgiving duy's game with
the (‘olumhiu Athletic club. in which
are oi tin- iimrgetown clown were carried
irom the liold. one with injuries whit-h
are expect“! to prove fatal.
Ila-imvoraar odra new» Dead.
listrntoua. lino o.~—itr-llovcrnor Udt'll
Bowiedhvl at his helm, l'airv'low. Bowie.
lid. The and mine‘ peatsaiully while ilw
ea-uovemor wae surrounded by the limit-
here of the intuiiy. lie was a rctrrm oi
the Mexican war. a pnnninmi iv *Hlotor.
a patron oi the turl' end a time not oi
one o! Maryland's "lilo-ti innitlim.
Weeds on the “high.
lr‘tsmtovos. N. .i.. lit-o. b.—-—A normll
eldliaiou oi two mud trains wean-ed on
the ”high Valley railroad at Nealmnic,
envision the wreck oi edema or more cor-I.
Bruiwtnan Htrflvkrt, who m in the cab
oi the waiting truioat tiwtlme oi the oc-
citlont. vms hurled tlmmah the roof and
fatally injured.
m.._s_., .... s..- m...“-
ist-11:1” Women.
tint“. Ala. . o.--llmt Walla-r was
urn-stat right mllm from here and 1mm!
lit jail. in it lit of humility he drv'w his
revolver and shot one woman mortally.
another iltmxgh the thigh and a third
through the mm.
Na ”I'll-I} na ‘l'ripleto.
Almost. ”i'v'. o.-—~H¢~i-rrtitry oi Stole
Palmer has mel'mi a liltim' ivom it out"
in Whitehall noting that his wife in option
birth to triplets and asking it tin shite
pay» any bounty. , Thu-w is no bounty in
“its siltt‘. ‘*
A til; tiarltrye ”inur-
h’sw Your. ”W. hw'l'he annual din-
tair oi the Ohio variety was held at lit-l-
A number of distinguislml
s vim-e prwmt. omens them being
Mentor McKinley of Ohio.
”at Mm Destroyed.
Mommas. 31.1.. lino. rim—Fire do
stoned the hat 1mm oi Philip limit.
John Emmi“ union and I «slots of
minute sdioinionu ,
umwfi-m—y .,. .m'r
Outlaw an» a m 5...»...
“Mill. 0. 'l’u "tilt it.ka MD,
~hyaiiowtiaw. .
‘ ind-Jilin» tritium" M M- '
No li~ ‘
v‘ ' _ F , Vv . ‘ ‘ ,
“MW flee “to at and
My they get along.’
mm..." W'- “once"m'..."
tread ushewthsy'll act.’ "-41%
Tommy (at the Zoo)—l wonder why
that elephant fills its trunk so inlil
Tommy's Father—That's a girl do
phant, my sou—Detroit Free Press. '
Children’s laying.
Little Jack preys every night ior all the
dliierent members oi his family. His ia~
the: had been away at one time tor a short
journey, and that night Jack waspraying
for him as usual. “Bless papa and take
care of him." he was beginning. as usual.
when suddenly he raised his head and lis~
toned. “Never mind about it new, Lord."
ended the little iellow. “i hear him
down in the hall."
"What have you learned in Sunday
school today. Ethel?" asked her mother as
the little girl came running up to her.
“Well, i learned a' verse." answered the
child, glancing over to where great-grand
mamma sat and hesitatlng.
“What is it, dear?"
“Thou shalt, " began the child and then
suddenly whispering, “thou shalt not
hear ialse teeth against thy neighbor.”
Ethel has had other times oi not hear-
ing distinctly, and one oi them was again
in connection with the Sunday school les~
see.
her mother on this occasion.
"It was about Shem, Ham and best
steak, " answered the child quite seriously.
Edward's lather is a great sportsman.
“Papa,” said Faiwardiwho is just 5 years
old) one day in the north woods as the
hunting party was just starting put, “Pa-
pa, the very next game you J! wish it
would he a whale."
Hamid all his short life had had tone
to bed very early. One evening. howev-
er. he was allowed to sit up, and than for
the first time he saw thelirciliee. "Mann
run." he cried, rushing over to her in the
greatest excitement, “mamma, look—the
dark is oil cracking open."
"Ii you will come to Chicago," said an
admiring little deniaen of that city to his
young lady cousin in the east, "1 will
just give you lots oi things. I will take
the wight penny out of my book and buy
you awed satin dwess."—-New York Trib-
nne.
The Comet Idio-
"Mc iodcr's got a new Sunday suit or
close," remarked one oi the little girls in
Miss Winslow's sewing class at the mis-
sion.
"Den why don't he never wear 'em?"
asked snollwr little girl triumphantly.
”Hush, Kittie!" said Mina Winslow
loitly. "1 how no doubt Maggie will tell
us all about it in her own way."
'° Yrs. miss. lie can't wear 'em now
done do penis is gone, " explained Maggie.
"liow did he come to lose them?"
“He didn‘t lose 'em. miss. Day was
stolen!"
“That is too had. How did it happen?"
“Well. you see. miss, one day when he
was ad to his work, and mudder was
gone out to do a day's washing ier hire.
Van Nola, and i had taken the baby out
to the park to at the air. somebody hruk
Into our room and stole me lsder's new
Sunday pants on him."
"titole them on him! You don't mean
exactly that. do you?" sated Miss Wins.
low. with an indulgent smile.
"Now. she don't. " cried Katie scorniuh
ly. "She don't know how to talk proper.
What she means is they stole them oil
him."-—Ncw York World.
lllslehe-o Dar
"Madam." said ihsoecn t oi one oi
the iroot seats in the main balcony, turn.
in; to the lady in the enormous but who
sat almost directly behind him, "this is a
better seat than yours, but i will take it
as est-rot ii you will exchange with me."
at It!”
"i mean it, madam," he persisted.
"The man two seats behind this one hick»
ed me out oi his oiiiee the other day be
cause i donned him. i want to get even
with the seenndrel.”-s-Chioa¢o Tribune.
Ibo fused.
“80 you want to marry my son?" said
the stern immune to the emancipated
woman. ‘
at, d“ H
“Can you support him in the manner in‘
'3‘?! he has been accustomed!"
u ”'9 .
“Then take him and he happy. "--i.iis.
What Iain! WM
"We are going to have Mabel very high-
ly counted." said a clever young matron
recently.
don't want to he highlyedueaied,”
at:
,,.._m'ln the unexpected voice at label, a
lit , tot oi ii, from another man. "I
. want to he in» llltoyon."-Daliss liar-id.
- W‘AM
flora latitude. '
CWMWhy do you write everything
in rem? Why not one press ones in
awhile? ’
Portion You sass. my English is to
that am ohilped to With I
is invisible there, you knew—-
Connor. .
“I
. . .,..,,.W_4.....i
"What was it about today?” asked laid
dumbing, 8min and Its «
i'is tndiiistt im lint.
. list illr .
1’ also and
animal.
set also“: hot
" msol'llm fimzflig"
Raymond , 8t , ,
Sums-ore to George H. W
Furniture Declares-dams“! _‘ ”
gunmen. '
4i! and saga-up Dinar. Invwall. 0..
Resistance. 8 Berk-I"
Telephone, "-4.
scum liliiillli out: ,
ill Washington street. ”I
Open dailyirom 9 tons. maul mi- ‘
ii to. In. and!“ Saturday evening out”
H'lntrrost allowed on deposits. . .,
ALDEN SONIA”. Pratt.
JOHN ii. Flilllllst Vice-Pratt.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and TM
writ-rut cal-rues,
BUTTER,
Accordinxto our aim cello-t .. ,
Butt I“ m" ”‘li'i"... at?" K
sr.svery o w e -
superior quail??? We invite our 1
customersoipaatsrasonawho ~ -
their wink-reapply, to come and ,‘
The price will he as: single pound: Io ’
”tomlhaflhxiorwlhs. and over. .
twolastolsre. ‘
Ala nlnilyrnp. Wehaveapura
8v rnpo good flavor. dark in color. w ‘
oiier at 'l cts per mark an will. ., ’ ‘
hig‘iuaadapiwnoi' this 9 we r ,at
I.
m hlaod Full Cream Cheese. a‘
ropplv. Pint st in market. improves ,
age, lie in _ ,
New Figs,
New Dates.
New Prumlis, if».
Silver Home. loo,
Ignition“ Dried Cherries. large. Ins. do.
.i .
Ca iiornia finish. a, 3 and 4 lbs , lie.
Sardines raisins. (new) 151-.
New Citron, cheap.
Florida Oranges. we dos. '
Reduced price for l ard. Sugar and M
Strain. d Honey 1puns and u
from New Canaan. n gout and
jars; qt. Icixht about lbl
quarts, fillets" wlih JV;
with Jar.
a t. iltv lion 1 iiuiiwi‘lgl‘
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hAlNB luvs scorn am
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