. eootntnisdonef but He in the
, nfallcrders. end where Mimic
filaymeptoihe markets, we
ihehenelteionresperlenes by so-
dlseretionsry orders. or in. 0th.
I yendsrli tothe host of our Judg-
. lerhleeeeenntendprollt.
“’dsallnstocks. train and provisions in
leathers and upwards one margin of
tune-rout. and all orders receive
7% end prompt attention. Orders
with! nail or telegraph at our ex-
Deposlts received subject to check.
flirtation manned.
.. "' " “Mmlds ‘
’ nun smut txcuttttt.
to Broadway.
New York. N. V.
w lel Department. Room 3.
, nadir:
‘ FITS!
; trim com LOSE counter!
disresels not incurable because your
hangiven you up. and you have not
benedt from the medicine you
. not an reason you cannot he
a can nthlvely care all kinds of
w - _, Oonvuisiou or Hpesmotie. WI
. fi » A POSITIVI all) I’ll“-
, Ill all. (infill. We have
mantis.
, up by doctors
'I l'it. Cure" you will
. ~- . never feiledtoeffect. a y cure.
kourgnaranteewith an 0 er of 8100
psrmn wecannct cure Highest hank
,. . - furnished on application.
lot. bottle. saw. 2 at. No.
ALLEN MIDIOAL I70"
lion and Water Sta. Boston. Mess.
LADIES
from Retarded. 8!:an or Pain-
struatlon and all i-rstrularitles of like
will and our Flue“ PILLS an in-
, lecure. They are entirely safe end can
‘he relied upon for speedy relief. We
re etto hear of a case where they have
to ace the desired result. A box
. he pt on hand at all times to provide
as. Corresmtidence confidential
withfnlldlrectione. merely reel—
.. ALI-II IIDIOAL'OO.
s‘gtonend Water Eta.
a. Mess.
nit ly
J. FLYNN,
’ oe WASHINGTON 8T.
9 l’iynn will have personei:_cherge of this
ie'the world. Call end get prices.
mil tf
Bineliel.
nourish]: IllVlSlilN.
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3'th ‘iatloee are Located as l‘ollewe:
duet. Central Oiilce.
New Ce‘llMIlE"! ‘
.ilug e
weed to inform the puhlle of iter-
'0 out! that the Periodical 'l'icket
.otsdve isles will he motioned for
, year by the renewing business houses
‘ Norwsik. By net
I (w ich cost yonnothina
M. retel persistent goods at these
WILkGlVE YOU
on m 3'
I
’ m select-ion. at pnhlhbrrsg
‘ , on “rouse! our edvertle.
.2“ eteennt due. according to
more she nost‘m res
f "" ”m ammo
. cite notation.
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r .‘ integrate lierwalk.
“3a Vol-“Jinn. not»
,- summers Mite. so.
'l'fll HEW BUCHBTAG IUILDIHO.
the new rclchstag palaw. There was a large
“nuance. Chancellor vou Hohenlohc
and the imperial and Prussian ministers
were present.
Herr von Lovetscw, the prcsidcnt of tho
Ieiohstag, whose term of odice expires to-
thy, made a valedictory address, in the
course of which he said:
“The house in which we have met for.
thalast timchassoen theoompietion of the
legislative odiilce on which the umpire
rests. in this house the rolchstag received
the sad announcements of the deaths of
Emperors William and Frederick. On
many occasions the war of words in the
chamber has been severe and the difler-
cnose of opinion greet. 0n the other
hand, many warm friendships have been
cemented, and many reconciliations of di-
vergent views happily eflcctcd."
The president’s speech was received with
prolonged cheering. Herr von Levctzow
,, then declared the amnion closed. The
rcichstag will moot in the new building
today, when a new president will be
elected. Vice presidents will also be olect~
ed to succeed Baron von Buol-Borenbcrg
and Dr. Bucrklin.
USURPER BILL PASSED.
The Alabama legal-tare Paves the Way
For Kolh'e Punishment.
Monroousnv, Ala. Dec. 6.—'.i'he bill
of Bspmcntstive Knight to punish usurpo. '
or! of state adieu was passed by a strict
party votc. Representative Manning, the
Populist loador, said: ‘
“I warn the members on the other side
that it is a long lane that has no turn,
and I warn them not to longer flash the
red flag of insult added to injury in the
face of a now outraged oommtin people.
We cannot provide punishment for usurp-
crs with consistency until we have a fair
election law and an hour-st contest law by
which we can determine who the usurpcrs
are. 1’
Kolb's manifesto advising his followers
not to pay their tart-e hastened the par
sagc of tho. Knight bill.
Killed the Men “filo Jilted ller.
Snuusnoosu. Que, Doc. d.-—A young
widow nomad Joaopltlno Bogin shot and
killed J. Hobart in his butcher shop. The
murderous entered the place and wanted
to know if Hebert would marry her or
not. On receiving a negative answer site
product-d a revolver and fired two shots.
both of which took effect. Robert's clerk
narrowly twnpui a shot aimed at him.
Mrs. Begin was arrostod shortly after the
shooting.
Great Shaheup Predicted For Hartford.
llsnrronn. Doc. o.—Govornor 1.. l'.
Morris has maeiocd a letter from Bonito
min 1’. Hunter of Washington, a rcliglous
crank, who claims to be a Nazarltc proph-
ct, predicting that Hartford will be razed
to the ground within two years. and that
no two of its inhabitants shall be loft to.
gather.
Penney May Send a (‘rew to England.
Pmuneuim, Dec. ti—ltwas author-
itatively announced that arrangements are
. being made to take the bout crew of thc
University of Pennsylvania to England,
where they will meet Cornell and the
crack English mrsmcn in the llcnloy rc-
gotta.
Sir Arthur Sullivan Injured.
LONDON, Dot. ti.——Whilo mhmrsing his
new mum at the Savoy thruster today Sir
Arthur Sullivan slipped on the stage and
badly spralnoti one of his anklea lilo in-
juries will proimbly prevont him from
going to liorlin to produce ”lvanhoc. ”
apocial Master for the Atchiena.
Sr. bouts, Doc. o.-—Judgc Henry Caitl—
woll of the Unltod States circuit court of
appeals appointed Edward H. Stiles special
master of tho Atohimn. Topeka and Santa
Fe, the St. lmuis and San Francisco and
the Atlantito and Pacific railmntln.
Life flavors Drowned.
Wasutxotott, Dec. 6.- A telegram rc-
coivcd at the life saving burouu states
that Keeper Marshall and two surfmcn of
Crumplo Island (Mu) llfo. saving station
were drowned. ,
Another ludmtrlai Army.
slimmest-o, Doc. o.--tlonornl Charlies
Kelly, who lwi a hand of industrial; from
California to Washington, is organising
antithet- army.
TELEGRAPHIVCW TICKS. _,
Count Ferdinand do 1% the die-
tingulebed engineer, is announced to be
in a criticrd condition.
. J. Allen Francis, the defaulting teller
of the Hartford City bank, was sentenced
to two your in the state prison.
The city election at illrrningham, Ala,
resulted in the violent of the regular Dem-
ocratio ticket by the reform ticket.
Martin Conltling of Otisville, N. Y.,
down to: the Erie tracks end was
by a freight train, which ran over
seesatsdosonrchsasei him.
Louise Alborti of, Galveston, in a fit of
dementia, poisoned her live children. two
of whcmemrcptn-tcddetulandthsother
in a critical condition.
The New York, New Haven and llsrt»
ford reilrmd station at New (Benson,
Germ, war broken into and the into
him open by burglars
While in a light at Fruitland, Wash,
Joell Roberts t his oppcoemwith a
our our, and o. it. (3. Cummings, an on-
M
'IhfiMaad’s health is failing. lie
8 not by any means themen how-e even
a year snot Kathie; is to he trend from
hltninthe future. Ills management-
wae the work of a man who has
sonith of his physical and in-
powers. and who is on M
‘eline. Though :thc truth is unpleasant,
it must he faced.
“The facts in his ossesppeartobe that
his blood iii ruining from some chronic
disturb. Now it manifests itself in gout
and rheumatism. For weeks he has been
under tsuntrnent on this account. The
short of his physician has berm to caution
the rheumatism to the extremities. In
this he has succeeded, and Mr. Cleveland
in now getting better.
”He is not likely to recover, but he
ntay bebettcr for months, even for years.
tooorna. There may bee recumanceof
the attack it any time. His heart is do
ready sluggish; his fat is increasing; he
isnnahletotakocxmlscand noonecan
fortune the result of another acute attack.
“This is u careful a statement of the
facts asean ptnslbly be made, and in it
there is no Maire to be sensational. '
Years For the President's Heart.
“It is known to members of the cabinet
that two weeks ago there was serious
anxiety as to hlr. Cleveland’s health. His
physician was afraid the rheumatism with
which he was suffering was ascending to
ward his heart. The prosldent's family
and hnmodlnte friends of the cabinet
spent several anxious days and nights be-
fore this phase at the malady was arrest-
ed. Happily there was sum a change for
the better, and this change continues to
the present day.
"It is no reflection upon the president,
under the circumstances, to say that he
did not write his own ntossnge. This is,
at any rate, the fact. There an 38 pages
in the printed pamphlet of we montage,
and of those Mr. Cleveland wrote five or
six whole [lists anti paragraphs in other
pagce He wrote introduction, and
he wrote a brief . ow of the financial
achomc workod out by Mr. (larlislo.
“iic interjcctcd partlgraphs or lines
here and there and changed the phraooolo-
gy of sentences to suit his own taste.
The remainder of the message was writ~
ion by mcmlmrs of the cabinet, ouch cm‘~
cring tho work of his own doparimcnt.”
The White House firatry Boa.
Wasutxormt, Doc. o.-—l’m;ldont Cleve-
land has made another innovation in the
White House customs. He has had a son-
try box built and not up in the roadway
immediately in front of tho portc cochcro
of the White House and within 50 foot of
the front door. The box is so lavatcd that
an inmate of it can cover every approach
to tho porch with his eye or with a rifle
if he should have one in his hands. A
hugo broom vase has hurctoi’om boon the
only obstruction to the roadway in front
of the White House porch and the new
sentry box is placod close booido it.
Every person who walked through the
White House grounds this morning stop
pod in atnammcnt at sight of the sentry
box and wondoml what new dangcr
threatened the inmates of the mansion.
There are at present 2t policemen dc-
tailotl from the city forco for duty in the
crocotivo mansion and tho unmade sur~
rounding it. They are divided into throe
watches of eight hours each and remain
on duty night and day. i'ntlor an order
rtmmly issutxi no pi‘nitiil l-z allowed to
cross thQWhiio liouso porrh or walk un-
der the port» (xx-how whilc ts mombcr of
the White House family is ontoring or
lmving it.
To Explore Mount Bankr-
Ssar‘ru, Walth, Dec o.——l“or the pur-
pose of entertaining tho extent of the re-
cent disturbance; on Mount iinnier The
I’ostJntolligcucor has dcoldt‘d to fit out
an exploring party. The party will con-
sist of a rcprcmutatlve of the paper and
four others and will be bonded by Major
E. S. lugrahatu,‘ tint vetcran mountain
climbcr.
Charged With Bigalssy.
BUFFALO, Doc. 6.—chlus Joyce, who
came hm from l‘lttsburg six yours ago
and married Nollie McCarthy, by whom
he had than children, washrrtsttml bore
for bigamy on complaint of his first wifo,
whom he (lctitll'ltltl in l‘itmburg and who
had lost lcarnod his whmubouta
Money In Football.
NEW YORK. Doc. ti.-—'l'he financial re-
port of tho Yale-Princeton football galnc
played at. Manhattan fluid on mint-day
last was made public. The total molptu
were 083,468 and the exporter» 39,253. Tho
balance will be divltlotl boiwwtt the col-
logos.
Bold lllgltwsy Robbery.
(MEAN. N. Y., Doc. il.-—-A hold high-
way robbery took place at Cuba, near
here. 0. A. Do Ray, is nowedoalcr, watt
robbed in front of his own house of 8:300
by two lilo". They also took a small
trunk from him that hewastaklnghomo.
ahotbys‘lhirf.
Booms, Dec. ti.-—.lohn ’l‘. lmltm and
Jaime Siniuin, ctnehmon, were shot and
seriously wounded by a thief of whom they
wore in pursuit on Newbury street in one}
of the mosttfsshlonablc [sit-ta of the lhck
Bay district.
u... i MW...»
a... .m-
l'eaeral or Dr. l’arkherst’e mother-hm.
Nomaul'rttli. Mess, Dec. 6.——'l'he’fu—
ncral of the into Mrs. Philena if. Bedmen
occurred hero. tinny relatives were pree-
tmt, including ltov. DI! Charles H. Park-
lfurst of New York, her m-inelew.
so.» Trust Declares a Quarterly Dividend.
that Your, Doc. o.—-'l‘hs board of til»
rectors of the finger trout met and dildlfll'o
ed a quarterly dividend on stock as fol.
loin: Common. 8 per cent; preformed. ii»;
I»! «m . - .
A Cotton Fir-Jittiegalehed.
lair. Joni“, N. it, Dec. o.—-A ilrcln cot
ton on board tho simmer starlight, from
Galveston for Liverpml. was mtinguish-
ed after a "diode bottle with tho demon
l
3
gill
as;
alga
53%;?
on Nov. 8 allied on the echotmor Thack-
GI. Captain Augustus McDonald. which
arrived at Perth Antony on Tummy.
Monday, John Gray dial on board and
was buried on the Dchtwaro breakwater.
Abrams raid that only thruc men n-ociv-
ed thelrwagre, and the others were not
adrift at Perth Aruboy with only it oath.
ll. Shot- llan Because the (‘rowd flayed
aged 25, ayoung white farmer near Paris.
was married in Cincinnati to Matilda
Taylor, a Degrees of this city.
is related to prominent Bourbon county
families. -
were at the Kentucky Central
crowd collected, curious to see the couple.
Some of the bystanders began to guy ~How-
erton. lie became enraged and drown
pistol and fired. The hall struck Butch
Coughlin, an,innocent spectator, in the
log. The crowd closed in on flown-ton
and bruised him badly. Howerton was
arrested and is now in jail.
Louis insurance swindlcr. Jacobs was
, unable to get a divorce from his legal wife
in Kansas City, yet wanted to marry Mrs.
Mm. Bucko refused to live with him un-
copy of tho Oklahoma territory court pa~
tcr has cabled notice of the arrival of tho
Chefn to the navy department.
muted that he will proceed at once to
whichllae near as he can get to Peking,
whore he will probably be met by the
Monocat-y, from 'l‘ien—tain. and transshlp
marines to the latter vinyl. which will
then mum to Ticn-trllll.
icy Falls is authority for the statement
that John liillmon, who was supposed to
have boon killed in 1878 shortly aftor tak-
stlll allvo. ii is claimed that iiillmon has
A. T.
a ten daytt' armistice has boon arrangml
between China and Japan.
that all indications point. to the contrary
being the mac.
voroo from his first wife here several
montbtt ago. will, it is learned, he mar-
ried this evening in Washington to Annie
Grace Lippinmtt, daughter of Grace Green-
(lovort,.obargtui with arson in the first do-
and musing the death of three of Piano's
children, who worn burned to math, lean.
meeting of the llcmubliean aesctnblymcn
of western New York at the Geneeoe hotel
tlitlato to ho Millimml for speaker of the
usembly.
appointed ox~Sonntor and er~Chanccry
Clerk Henry H. Little a member of the
board of nxnnagcre of the state hospitals
for the insane ui‘suececd John llrmc, re-
signed.
it. 11.. the Eaglleh labor leader, with in.
0013mm
go to attend the labor («On Mon conven-
tion to be held in that city on Dec. 10.
am. after ten days in Florida, cents into
town fruchet Palm beachouhie return
to the north. lie left for Washington this
morning.
of Vaudeville Managers held its flrot meet-
ing since its “corporation at the Gileey
limes.
that Governor ()‘llrlcn will promg. no the
legislature until Jan. 10.
at»
:3
said, ‘ me
from the island in October,
S
BRIDEGROOM IN JAIL.
Ills Negroes Wife.
Penis, Ky, Dec. d.—Jack Howcrton.
Howertou
While 110an and his negress bride
duvet here waiting forthetrainqnitee
decal; In Not Pitul.
MILWMYKEI, Doc. 6,—0. W. Jacobs.
undor arrest born for his participation in
a mock marriage, is not Pltwl, tho St.
Bucko of Chicago. He disappeared, loav-
ing his wife to believe hchad been killed.
til he had matured a divorce, so he got a
pets and forged a judgment of divorce.
Fearing dimivory if hehad a minister
marry him, he «received the plan of a
mock ccn'mouy. The polico have ntlcnsml
Jacobs, Mrs. Bucko and Harvey, tho bo-
gus pmwhcr.
The Baltimore at Chem.
Wasmsomx, Doc. d—Adrniral Carpc ~
Unitotl Status steamship Baltimore at
It is as-
Taku, at the mouth of the Pei-Ho river,
Another Alleged Insure-re Swindle.
TOI’EKA. llw. Hr—W. X. Nichols of \'nl~
log out a hoary insuranco on his life, is
been found in a littlo town umr Tucson,
Annietice Ramm- Not Believed.
lmvmu, Doc. fl.—-Tho opinion in offl-
ciul circles here is that there is no truth
in the report cabled front Shanghai that
It in added
[moieties Winslow to Harry Agata.
i‘attxros'. S. 1).. Dec. 0.——-licrbert liall
Winslow, tho dramatist who sued for di-
vmod. ‘ _
Alleged Incendiary on Trial.
Booties-Isa. Dov. o.-—'l’he trial of Henry
m in having not fire to tho house of
Henry Place at Spencerport last August
A SpeahrvahipMCaule.
Borneo. Doc. ti.--'l’hore will be e
in this city tonight to decide on the can-
o”...
Appointed by (lover-av Werte.
Taurus. llm. ti.-—ilorcrmir Warts hes
delta Duran lit-rte For beaver.
New Your, Dec. o.--1ilr. John name.
has left for Denver, where they
...... an _ bu .-...._......._s...~——u
lea-tor mu cola. neck to Washington.
.‘iscssosvtur, Fla, Dec. e.-—Benetor
rs- mung-n Toast tea-tn.
N" Yoda, lice. awn. Association
at”... “in”...
arr. Joan's, it. it, Doc. tin-wit is stated
._ ,_ “mommmw
”the Hilliard Tm
(lament). Dec. ours» billiard gems
...... Tristram & Hyatt; :
SAYS:
Human-t station to m- as Footwear a ..
When the family buy shoes of OLSEN, it’s domestic .~- .
There’s style and solidity in our lediee,’ men’s and i ‘ “
Illoee at 81.00, 01 25, 01.50, ”.00, ”.50, 83.00, “.00 and .5.
Our increasing trade is a compliment to our goods. We
to give the ‘ , ' ,
Finest Footwear Fig»
TiliDllliliE ll. “tutu, "
Sl WASHINGTON STREET, . SOUTH sonwm: '1
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
,*..
No- 2 Gazette Building.
Stop a minute. don't skip over this;it's important. You buy and usedrygeds.
We buy and sell them. You buy the best for as litde is you can to use. We hey
the best for as little as we can to sell. Clear knowledge on these point underlies
our huslnesspolicy. . .
and Fur Capes.
Cloaks
look at our assortment of cloaks,en‘d so complete is the stock you would hardly
think that for six weeks the wheels that helped to turn out such things lave be.
stopped by a strike. Last week we informed you that we had a good ”humid“
these goods; this week we have a still better selection for you to chooesfrotn. Vall-
ety is too great to quote prices, but all of the latest styles in both materials and m I
will be found. -
Fur Capes.
Mode especially to our order during the dull season with extra full sweep and
extra line lining end trimmings. The largest stock we ever had. The M
variety. The best values. Every capo warranted; lengths, 24, 27 and 30 inch.
Children’s Roofers.
Our stockjoffihlldrcn's Beefers is full. They are a specialty with us and our
variety is without question the best. 'l‘hesizes are from 4 to 18 and include brow-
andlhlue beaver. Scotch mixturee, English ooverta and cheviote, trimmed win: '
mm collar and pearl buttons, with stitched edges and velvet bindtm m
from or 50 to no. ‘ -
lrisirami Hm Norwallt, Bonn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Lino
—BITWHN~
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK. ,
.4“
THE PROPELLEKS
CITY OF NORWA’LK; EAGLE m.
VULCAN.
, “a.” .
Will leave Pier 23, E. ll, Beekmeo street. New York. at 5 p. as.
have NorWIlk, 5 p. an; South Norwslk, 6.00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 e. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon sppllcetion to sgents the City of Norwslk. Eagle and Vulcan will; he
sent for slprclal iota of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
H'Ali persons on forbid trusting any of the employee of the heats of {It
line on account of the owners thereof. ' no “
ttowu's $3.00 sun. 3
And you will see not only a
Neal and Perfect Fittinn Shoe.
[But one in which the .f’
Best llaleriai is Used. Combining Durability and Still ¥
Making it the best £3.00 Seamless shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ,
Gallant 'xstnlae them before purchasing “you...“ ‘
H. S. BROWN’
, 1
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. 7
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BlilllliEPllllT BUSINESS BflllE
:oiorr IIOI‘I'IAIDIMOOI.) _
825 Main Street. Bridgeport. , 4 , ,
Only regularly organised business college in ma _
County. Send fornewilluetrsted catalogue givingthenelssd ,
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