prbefbr Lard. Sugar and Floor.
- “N and unadulterated.
nut and Int Meson
Int.l lbs. Prior
Jar: but pints. II etc.
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sinner-Imba- ll etheDlBE ABE
lalt‘y. Ladies suiferins
difficult” incl eat to the sex oar
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\ 1878 to 1883.
Oilices, 436 Main Street.
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In.) save money by purchasing It. I.
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we are the lurg'mit manufacturers of
' shoes in the world. III: II uarnutre
value by slam In ' the um: I: an price on
. whic protects you against high
Indthe nuddh man' 5 pro its. Our short
custom worL ll style. em y 5: ting and
uailiiv‘ " ILA' tl‘v'n sold every
war prim -. luri . . .e 8 Im the:
mrmukc. ‘I :31: lo 5‘ lulu. If you!
cannotaupply you. In -- .I.I mldb by
5- J. Schaub & Son.
. . ""-e-' hyrlsp
. ' m'l‘wsnty-Ivs years or-
”upon “whether III can he
want, fmofeha rates not due
gratis allowed. '35553'
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Zoloft keep the finest to be had
' ‘flnfineet‘aesortment of
FISH
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mun iilSlfllS
at wholesale and retail.
fill. tum not name:
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Presidents-see In Chicago.
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Cameo, Dee. 18.-I'resldent Crane of
the Shoe and Leather National bank of
NewYorki-intuvmandhasbsd a talk
with Defaulter Seely. Mr. Crane went
first to United States Marshal Arnold's
olhee. Shortly after he was sitting in In-
spector Shea’s odice when thedoer opened,
and his defaultingbookkeeper, Samuel C.
Seoly, stepped into the room. Mr. (‘5wa
reached out and took the extended hand
of President Crane.
As the president shook Soely's band
with the warmth of anold friend. it was
readily seen that 5wa was much affected.
His body trembled with emotion, his lips
quivered, and in a low and stammerlng
tone of voice he said. “Mr. Crane, 1_ did
not think you would want to shake hands
with Inc." 5
Mr. Crane, pushing 80er into the chair
beside him, replied in kindly tones: “ Why,
Sam, I am glad to see you. Sit down.”
The door closed on the two men. For
half pn hour they were closeted together.‘
Inspector Shea, at the request of Mr. Crane,
invited the newspaper reporters in waiting
to enter the room.
Mr Crane said: “Gentlcuu-n, from the
importance of the nflnir you naturally ex-
pect some startling dcvclclmicnts. From
this conversation I have had with Mr.
80er I have called you In that I might
speak in his presence. Ilc absolutely re-
fuses total]: about his case. He says he is
eutircly in the hands of his counsel.
Frank W. Angeli, who has requested that
he talk to no one about the matter. He
has told me that there is no one to whom
he would rather tell all than me, but that
he would obey the injunction of his coun-
sel. He stubbornly, i! you plane, but
firmly refuses to talk. "
leoly Confirms Crane.
Turning to Scely, he said, "Is that not
so, Sum?"
"Yes, sir.
matter."
At the suggestion of a reporter Presiv
dent Crane asked the following question
of Seely, "Was there any one else connect-
ed with this dcfaloatiou besides Baker?"
"That is the Inna," replied Seely.
”Were therc no others?"
"No one else. "
As to the question of firthnrity in the
retum of Seely to New York. Mr. ("Jane
said that it. was pn'IlIablc that finely would
be turned over to the federal authorities.
Surly said that he preferred to go back
with the government amt-lain.
“There will be no clash of authorities. "
said Inspector Shea. "l havo- nu-irrd the
following telegram from Inspector Mc-
Laughlin at New York tour-hing the Iu'nt-
tor:
" ‘It is the wish of District Attorney
Fellows. to avoid conflict of authority.
that Socly he n-maudrd in the nus-Italy of
the United States marshal when he arrives.
Detective Nugcnt will Mich you today.
Import this inforumtion to him.‘ ”
lhucctivc Nllgi'llt. who was prior-at, said
he was not Ilisiuml to main» any objec-
tion. and Mamba! Arnold required him to
accompany the deputy who will return
Swiy this afternoon. The prisoner will
be taken III-ion» Commissioner “in this
afternoon. He will waive examination,
and an order or mun will he III-cured for
transfer to New York.
After the urrunmunvnts for the return
had been pcrfwtcd President Crane said:
"I believe that Mr. Surly is glad that this
thing is all our. A great load has been
lifted from his. mind. He has been a
wanderer for the pit-It few weeks, and I
know that he feels better now. "
Surly mu led In decent and was taken
back to his cell in the Harrison firm-t std
tlon. lIlr. (‘rnuc said that under the terms
of the reward offered for the urmt of
Sally it will he paid only after the convin-
tinn of the primuer. This will be sad
news for McFarland, who has made several
calls on the police department to am when
he was goiugto In t that so 000. lie wants
it all m mm. and he wants it now.
Farm-- r Murdered Ivy Trumps.
Wurtnou. lll.-I.. Dec. 1 'I. —— Edward
(lit, a well to do fnrumr, was murdered In
his burn by [Wu trumps whom he had em—
ployed. Robbery was the motive, the
murderers tlm'utvniug death to Olt'e moth-
er if she did not hoop quiet while they
N‘ltl’l hml the hum-w. The rubber» around
.06 and II Willl'll.
I i done to talk about the
(loyal-nor hlcrt Morton at Albany.
ALBANI. Doc. iii—«JIIIIurnor Elect and
Mrs. Morton spent the gnntcr part of the
morning at the executive mansion, where
they planned the future arrangement of
the house. During the day Mr. Morton
visited the oucutlvo chmulmr and was in-
troduced to the attaches
Chicago Man I»... III New York.
New Your Doc H ”-1011“ Worthy.
president of the ( ‘mummlai Trust compm
ny and Mctrnmlitnn Railway company of
Chicago, died at the Murray lllll hotel
here. It was stated that II surgical “perm
lion had been wrformcd. which hastened
his dmth.
We. on a Fool.
Hanrronn, Dec. Iii—Harry Lane or
Bridmxu't and Jame» (left of New
London taught at the Hartford club
for the Ho pound champirmshlp of Com
necticut. Lane get the decision In the sec-
ond round on a foul.
W...—
Tnl- We» Through a Trestle.
Minimum“, Ila. Doc. in. -—A train
went thmgh a matte near lune.
fireman was «aided todeath. ltngIn-ar J.
'1‘. Dickens was scahled and will die. The
ml: was mused by rain washing out
the trestle.
cw curate-Ines- Mills in Death-
lircuucrm. Dee Ia.--James Blackwell.
aged Ill. accidentally shot and killed Wil-
. ham Numeral In. nmlswelland Noses
I were playing
m1“?! m the runner
snapped a pistol at him, which exploded
Sampli- of (Ira-sh [intention
Aniline. lice. l'l. -'i'he ironic. the single
Brush parlimmmlary body. but clarified by
Iroteet “l4 totilito hold inehordcatruy
the current cqu. with a view to haw
Ins t’he market. ,
‘ Mum
ablylummwmlhllitflhifl ‘
has.
’gepolfihawbecn puuledell
case septum tlymtradictory ts
eutectic ehieleouspuawr. sadesrnest alerts
have been nude to meknpthemirslea'
threadsnlcvidence. ithasbcenmddeted
of paramount importance that them
who senta note to hills Gina on, tbsr‘norn
ing of the murder from outside the Weir
hotel should be identified;
Thefact that he hasmtemneforward
has inspired the authorities with a belief
that he had an Important connection with
theatre. andthis manwlll haverohesr
rested before the state can regard its‘mae
ugliest Hayward as a good one. It has
leaked out that the somderot that note has
been identified to the altistrwtlon of de-
metlves. and that his arrest is likely to
occur at any moment.
Hayward had a greater incentive than
has hitherto been supposed in dealrlng the
death of Catherinhfllng. The young worn-
an is said on very good authority to have
had live insurance policies instead of ten,
and each of them was for 05,000. Three
other persons besides Hayward were In the ,
A Dickerman & Son
plan for bringing about her death, and
these men have not yet been taken into
custody. One of them is the man of dark
complexion who sent Miss Bing a note
from the West hotel on the morning oi the
maelnation. .
Blixt is probably aware of the complici-
ty of others. It Is this knowledgethat he
conceals. and which the police have been
diligently trying to squcme out of him.
The detectives are shadowing tho ans,
peeled parties. None of the officials will
give the slightest hint as to who these
persons are A diligent mrch is going on
to discover with what companies the re-
maining Insurance was placed, but no
trace of it has been discovered. At the
same time the authorities have informa-
tion on which an arrest might be made at
any time. The intention in holding OH
is to secure evidence that may be used see
lever on the men whom they are tracking.
Evidence is now pretty well in hand
that Hayward was the locrd "minim an
insurance gang. A detective working ‘on
the case has discovered that the methods
of this gang were to secure life insurances
on persons who could be induced to take
out heavy insurance on the n-prescutatlou
that money could be borrowed on the poll-
olcs. It would he plainly demonstrated
to the insured that a pmilluhic business
could be carried o in this way.
The plan to run ler Catherine Glug was
developed by ion members of the gang.
of which Hay was one.
These four men were in Miss (ling's
mom holding a conference with her on
Sunday afternoon, the day below the mur-
der. The gmnd jury has finished its In—
vrsstigulinns of the case, but no indim-
mental haw live In found.
AN ADVANCE ON PEKING.
Forces to l‘nite and (‘npture
New-(‘hwang I‘ll-at. .
LONDOS. Doc. Iii—The ’l‘inIr-II today
publinhrs a dispatch from Kobe, Japan.
stntln that it is supposed that thoilrst
and end Japanese armhs will join
forms and take Ncw- (.hwaug and then
make u cmnhirmi advance on I’Iking
Further large ro- vinforcemcnts will luau:
ilirosbium for the front within a few
days.
A Shanghai Iiimutl'h lo'l'hc Timon says
tlu' discovery is reported of IloI'lnm'nts
signal by the viI-I-roy of Napkin offering
rewards for Japanese heads. The dispatch
adds that it In stutwi that the Chinese sol—
diers at Wei—Hal Wei intend to Ila-sort if
the Japanese appear.
YoKoIIAMA, live. iii—A detachment of
the m-oud Japanese army lIusIm-upiui
Fuchau. a town some 75 mllcsuorth of
Port Arthur. 'i‘in-y met with no rIeIistr
once. The (‘him-sc are nun-mini; in n
uortMostly-directiou toward New I ‘lIwnIIg.
Human/u. III-c. I:l.-—lt III stated born
that the Japanese have effected a landing
at Shau-lluviwuu and near ’l’nkow. Tim
.iapuuma are said to illllllllt'l' about 25,000
men.
('ouut luunyv, the Japanese minister
at Seoul. law had an interview with the
Ringo! Korea. the result of which, it in
mid. will probably bother the regents will
I‘l'ulull.
Large numbers of Tounluiks made an
attack upon Koehin on Nov. ‘JH and WW?
dob-uteri. with grunt slaughter. Two of
the role-l (blots were klllrhl
Arrldrntnliy Minot.
“mementos, Den. lilfldumcs ll. lio-
mI-II, chief of the drafting division 0! the
patent oillce. was accidentally shot by n
muupmriou while on a huutlugtrlpnmr
(Illusion Hall. \'a., some 20 miles below
this city. "t' was brought» to the Emor-
gcuI-y hospital here and Ilird shortly after-
“’0'“.
Japanese
Kentucky Justice ls Ilsvlfl.
llnumoso. Ky. lire, Him—Wm trial of
William Taylor for umowiuulinu Magi»
Imlo poly [It‘lll’lllll'il Friday night was now
cludnl here. 'l‘lwiury found hlmguilty
and "red the punishment at death. The
jury rcumluui out only till minutes. He
will be cnu'ulcd within till days.
Veteran of Lundy‘a llam- lieu].
Nizwuuur l‘rarnu. Vt. Dov. Iii—«Wells
Goodwin, a I'IIlI-nmof lflltl. who fought
at Lundy’u Lane and Niagara Falls, in
dead of the lure of ill)
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Alva Johnson hue malt-marl tn inning
participated in both the RIM!) miIiwriI-II
of the Houthcrn Pacific Improve trains
William Ii. Price. lm'lllllfl’ of a firm of
printing puns Inanulmtnnvrs. was almost
stantly killed by a burglar at his home
In {'lcrclsml.
M Franklin. III. In tearing down an
old building. wurluucu found In It «uncr-
sume a tin but «spamming "0,000 worth
of ralimul bonds
II. M anhart a justice of the purest
Vclpin. Ind. whileiryinga railroar mun
tor some minor odcnm. was circuit on the
head by the prisoner and killed almmt In~
Ilantly.
The Wedding of Miss Mary News"
Sherman. the only daughter of the senior
mtrrt‘imm Ohio. and James lwrs Mn»
Callllm was IlolI'umlwd at the Washingmu
residence of Murder Newman.
Ennis-rs oi the boards of supervisors oi,
the acu- n «mention of muthcrn California
are holding it congruent to am II division
oi the state of l e'Iiioruia and the forum
llrm of the new stoic of Millie") Califor-
out
Janice F. limits. who. while
Wm 31%.th “Tilda-m
I m
M W
Julie. '
We have just opened another assorted lot of Ribbons. Popular prices.
[,000 YDS. AT 5 0
Winter Rubbons equally cheap
ATTRACTIVE LINES 0F
DAY
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.,
illillillf
‘ mu
SCElllli
AND
Sliill uncut .
Get my figures {or
work done by my
artist,
(ill. Willllil.
.56 .3 .fl
This is the kind of
sleighs that I have in
stock. Call and look
at them if you are
thinking of buying
one.
.B .51 .5)
in Carriages I have Buggies and Photons and Canopies Extension Top Surries and Spiudbs and Runabouts ,thntpre my
own make, and Fancy Traps and also the Brunswick Trap which is the finest Trap made. I also have Harnesses and ‘Rlan-
bets and Inp Robes of all kinds, and the prices are right. Call ani look at the Stock I have to show you.
WRIGHI’S BEPDSHORY F08 CARRIAGES m0 SLEIGHS,
CORNER (ii Fillllllllll Mill MADISON STREETS, SOUTH liliilllllll. COIN.
Hale’s
Lung
Balsam
Cures
All
Colds.
ASK FOR A
FREE SAMPLE
REMEMBER
The concretlcut liensul life In-
surance 00.. oi Iisrlioul,
will insure the life of a young man for Shim
for Ilse than to aldaymr will cell him an en—
dowment for ”Junior less: than in a day.
payabletohlrnssliifbe liven. and his people
if bodies. so do not neglect to insure.
13.8. I'nouumru run.
In lllSlilllllllll st.
nuns: _ll.IPPlNli
Willi milWEll
lf want I horse clipped celebs-d
destination M
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St.
"ii South Norwalk.
WAGONS.
Madman;
limos. illness. elitism
tropic. Siblings
«chines to Suit All.
‘ hams-mm
filll
WALL PAPERS;
lam selling white back Blanks
from, 106. to 20c. per double roll
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 150. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. 1
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk. 3.
Painters“ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lie. 2 I... Ivonne.
EAST ,NORWALKJ
dune
'l'hefgreat German stable
bedding. No more stall
foundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
an nus.
EASY MID PIEISIIT 1'0 TIIE.
Palem Medicines
AT OUR P111038.
Ill FABT. llllli H01 70 TAKE.
[oratonilzz lid»
Bood' s Sarsaparilla, ea
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla,
Dana' s Sampurilla
Cuticura Resolvent,
Scott‘s Emulsion,
Green a Nervura,
Stilleon’ s Specific for Malaria,
Paine‘ s Cele Compound.
Brandreth‘s 'lls,
Alcock'e Planters,
Benson' 9 Capsice Planters,
Atwood‘s Bitters,
Radam'e Microbe‘Killer, qts.,
Radam's Microbe Killer, gal. jam,
Yankee Lung Soother,
Gen. 0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
I? Washington Street.
a“
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I‘you desire to Invest In stocks In a
built male manner without can '3',
subscrlbr to our discretionary - .. , .
will pay you vrom2to I ‘er coat. I .
any n olive marlet. it III I pay yum ‘
double the aver-[II rats of late until hm:
itlflllnl J business pursuits. rum-n-
mm 0
We willhe pleased to furnish you
once as In our success In the .
we are doing for other» If you are
where yI u cannot call on us in m
your e» nmunlcatiens to the
Metropolitan News 00..
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