vvvvvvv there is no better newspaper ~‘ published, not only in Nér- walk, but in Fairfield County WHOLE WORLD. And it also gives you the local news of your and our neighboring town. He paper has more complete or accur- atereports of current events. No paper has more interest- . You need not be told that Still, dispatch from Tina-lain. thepositico of Li Hung Chang at'l‘hn-ttloisestablishedona firnmrhaslt PRINCE rinse. ven him emphatic assurance of her con4 dence. After trying various alternatives the court finds that Viceroy Li liung Chang is indispensable. as he is the only mpable man, the others being proved to be useless. In conclusion, the dispatch says that the season islatcand that the river to Tico- tsin is still open, hutsteamers have mused going there. A NEW MINISTRY. Green Chosen Premier of Newfoundland? New Cabinet. Sr. Jonas. N. F. Dec. ii —'l'be new government hasassumed oilice. It is made up as follows: Mr. Green. prime minister and attorney general; Mr. Horwood, co~ lonial secretary; Mr. Scott. receiver gen. eral; Mr. Thompson. surveyor general; Mr. Harvey, without portfolio. leader in the upper house. ‘ It is understood that the policy of the government will be on the lines of that of the previous Whiteway ministry. The feeling alums the most intelligent people here is that the colony should accept the British government ssuggestion of a royal lssion to put the country s finances ‘ firm basis. The rumor current on .Monday last is tented to the effect that an appeal had it made to the imperial government for issuance. Another Halifax bank is send. 1 ing officers to establish a branch here. it is thought a third bank is likely to follow soon. It is hoped that Montreal banks will intervene. The local banks hwpcimcd. KILLED BY A HORSE THIEF. An Aged Inn Found Brutally murdered In lib Barn. Gonna». hie. Dec M—Byron 6. Co burn, a wealthy citilen of this plane. 60 years of age. was murdered in bisbarn presumably by a home thief, who was trying to stml a valuable trotting horse owned by hlr. (foburn. The body was found lying on the barn floor. The head was beaten and bowed by anon, which lay by covered with blood, and a lantern, also Mutilated with gore, was dimvered not far away extinguishml. hir. Coburn had heard a commotion in the barn early in the evening in which the fast horse was quarter-ml and started to investigate. When he failed to return. his hired man went to the barn and disulvrrvd the body. lie at once gave the alarm. and the entire town was organised into standi- ing parties. but nothing has been seen of the murderer. It is thought the murder- ing general reading for ’all members of the family. it is an ideal family news- paper, and you want it de- m Ollf. ‘ ... -.. DETERMINED LYNCHERS. Their lilaa. Pamela. Ky. lino men boardvd liveredat your home regu- larly. brahswerc out and seven! shots tired. were murderer. ._ a -m liner-l Palaters‘ naming. 'la'ningstminnl l Printing .. wwwwwwwww TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. 4-) WW..- sine die. .1 has been elected port of the (mom and Mr. llama prac- of magical council for is“. tlcally conclmlcd his much on the latiu'. fistdiyequesdwithths mmugmmmmwmg, Dnrlngtlm dayheaskcd the mom ry reluctant Superintendent Brochway. Mm York. ed man dimworrd the thief at work and was brutally murdered before he mum They "Pill T]: a Train. bl. Fluid to (let H.-—l"lfty masked Q'u' (‘hcmpcaka Ohio and amthwestcm uain at a crossing on the outskirts of town and attempted to the . . Ham Owens. the «alumni maniacs of 8am Ogilvie. on lib way to the Rddyville pen- itentiary to serve a life mm The air- Window: and doors of the car were smashed. and the mob rushed in with drawn maven Deputy Grady wan knocked down with acluh. The Miners powerkss to resist the attack. but defended their man safely till the train couldhestarted. When thlswssdonc. the mob left the trainwithout securing the e N" Yetta. Dec. li.«--'i'hc National Magus of ”literal Painters opened its third annual exhibition in (Bunnie Music Thaw legislature has adjourned OarlBehnrswas minted pruldsotof theNatiooai Clvllilcrvicellclmtnassocia- %XflYark cityhnardnf heallhhns discovered that ntiticlol spurionsantl- q“ die earlier by At Berlin“ N. J.. Albert Filmer house of lira. Bridget Doyle of whim .snd bring; sur‘ man pulled a hnllr and list Was I Yitmald ol New whowasacnulrtsd oi the monies of Inmate-miles the mud attenuate. Collector's Win Neat Mint I. la Piers In mum mescrox, Dee li.--'l‘hs weary of thetreasnry hasapproved thermolu- tions prescribed the «0111de internal revenue or the enformnmtof thecollcctioacf theincometaxuudsrthe latetariifact Under the regulations provided andap- proved pursuant to law every citisen‘p- of , the United States. whether residing at home or abroad. and every person residing or doing business in the United States who has an annual income of more than .8. 500, shall make a full return oi the some, verified by his oatll, to the collector of internal revenue of the collection dis— trict in which he resides, or. if not a mei- dcnt. in which his businem or property from which income Is rowived is situated. on or before the llrst Monday in March of each ymr. The first return under the no. shall he made on or before the first Monday in March, 1895. and shall include all immos from every murm' nwimi in the you 1894 from the lst «luv of January to the lilst day of Der ember 2.. till year. Guardi- ans. trustees and all pore-us and corpora- tions acting in any lidm-iury (enmity are required to make similar i‘i‘tlll‘il on or be fore the date mentioned for all minors. Wards or beneficiaries for whom they act. Persons having less than $3,500 annual income are not required to make the re- turu, but all persons having an income in execs of that amount, whether it reaches the taxable limit of 84,000 or not, must make return as prescribed. The blank form prescribed by the regu- lations for the annual returns of persons contains a list specifying all sources of income and all allowable deductions to he tilled out by the person making the same. with footings iorgross income and total deductions allowed. leaving the taxable income upon which the 2 per cent tax will he amend. The affidavit attached to' the ~llst must be subscribed and swornto by the person making the return. and is to the client that the aliiant hasinciuded in said return all gains. profits and income from every source whatever received by him or to which he is justly entitled for that year. and that he is honestly and truly entitled to making all thcdeductionsenunedonhis return, and that he has truly answered the interrogatories set forth on said blank form. When completed and duly verified by the oath oi the person rendering the nine, . the return must he delivered by mail or otherwise to the collectors at any time be- tween the int day oi January and the llrst Monday of March in each year. Blunt Be a Suspension Bridge. Wasmsorox. Der. H.-—-S«-rctary in. meat has addressed a letter to John ,1). Kerr and u. M. Hear. presidents of the New York and New Jersey Bridge compa- nies. finally insisting that the bridge tube constructed nvmss the llmLson river at New York must he a suslwnsion bridge-— or at least without a pit-r m the river. The sccn‘tury's ivmr «'nllt‘lllilm as fol- lows: commie-lion that the l ‘mw mulimi for con— struction would be appmximately the saline. in view. then-fun: of these facts and findings and of the very serious objec- tions to a pier in the harbor. with its at- tendant delays and mnmxucut menace to that the bridge to hr- built by fill. New York and New Jgrsly Bridge company across the Hudson river shall have n sin~ pie stun b1 twr-eu the pier lines of the bar- bor of New York. the objection of an obstruction in the har~ «instruction of a ph-rbridgowcm a sus- experienml enginicrs determines that both the trellis on the river as well as that over it can be acornnmmlated without in- terfering and the rights of all pitmlck'll. with only such an lacunae oi caps-rm. if any. as is clinrly demanded by the concedo ed advantages to follow. " In lease and lie-ate. Wammuvps. Dev. li.—~’l‘hc house pass- ed thn-e appropriation hills—othc urgent deiMency. animations and military acad- emy—and made fair mm on the pen- sion bill. hlr. Cochran secured a rumrd I'i‘bs fortifications bill paw carried Cl. - 879. 057. 85.478 Mil loss than the estimate», and the hillitary arachmry bill “57,678. “97.97:: loam than the estimates. The pen-don bill. to which the day will be devoted rainy. curios Olil,liill.hi‘0, 0200.000 lull: than the estimates and .10.- eurrent final year. The smote adjourned untilncxt lim- the bill to mistrial; a national university at Washington and tho Nicaragua canal bill. refined. “4...... m... Fourth claps Pest-inters- fourth class instructors were appointed er: Militias. Albert ladynskl; Parry 0. ll. Balm. horns Mabel, sums Davis. ...... my»... wmcamulm A M... A.” n..... meadow. (in. forwhlts capping. fimymWM-ellaveahae lastlfilllnallankandfisndlttothe “Inmasfiuml by terminus of the navigation. 1 am (“untrained to require "While 1 “do not undertake to say that her is sulliclrutly gmve to prohibit the pension bridge impracti-nble. it isamattcr for public congratulation that a scientific inn-litigation of the subject by skillet] and making vote on the appropriation for the collection of the immune tax by moving to moonlit the hill. with instructions to strike it out. but his model: waa defeated by I20 niajorlty. the vote standing ill to 900.000 less than the appropriation for the «by. Praetknlly all the time of the day‘ s muslm was consumed irl‘ho discussion of hicmtors llunttm oi Virginia and Vilas of Wisconsin midnmsd the pellets in sup» unanimous manor. be town to fixings time for a vote on lb..- bill, but this was Wssmsoror, Doc. iii-«Tho following New Jerny~llargaiatowm J. Elbow Brow. IMII-‘Al'lel. J. W. Andrews, limit“. Dee. H.-A dispatch from dilute says the rolled States grand has indicted as prominent meant a liner city than [Annually creditior “Mag. i felt lonely touring about the residence dis- It was in this walulio‘ing about that! fell Iuwlthhicl'arland. ltodka g m o intreducedrueasafrleud of hiswhohad aoollectlon of medals, and l began to feel smmwhat easy after 66mins in contact with such a pleasant gentleman as the one I met. “How did I collie to tell who I was? Well. that is a mystery to Que. I have no recollection oi the mother. We had been drinking several times to excess—at least I did. for he could,stand more than I could. With liquor in my brain l was likely to confess myself to the first man who would hear me. i suppose krone oi than drunks I told him my secret. I cer- tainly in my sober scams would not have been such a fool. “He meal my money to get drunk. and sneak! I have no language strong enough to express my dctesmtion 8 his conduct after the friendship that apparently exist- ed hctween us. and after I had taken him up and clothed him dwently and provided his living. But it is all up." And Seely lay back in his chair. closing his eyes and passing his hand over his forehead. lie di- verted l'V cry ctlort to turn the com ersntion toward the bauk’ s affairs GENERAL PORTER STRICKEN The Adjutant General of the State of New York Reported Dying. NEW YORK, Dec. H.-—-Gencrai Josiah Porter, ndjumnt gcnl'ml oi the state of New York, was stricken with ponilysis, and his nnruvcl'y is considered very doubt' iul. General Porter attended the banquet given by Company (i, Seventh regiment, ANU'I‘ANT GENERAL JOSlAil PORTER New York. to the menthol-s of Company G, Twenty-third regiment, of Brooklyn. lloafwrwnni was [in-sent at the inspec- tion of the mmpnnb-s at the. armory of the 'l‘wcnfyihinl. Later the general was stricken with pamlysis and taken to his home at 56 West One Hundred and Twerr ty-fourtli sins-t. Surgeon General Joseph ll. Bryant was summoned. and he said that iicnvml Porter had bad a wry severe stroke. and that thr-vbauwsof his memory “'0 n-\ cry aIllli. \iajor iii no end Porter was app-dated adjutnnt m ncml Hi the slun- in who. suc— i-n-ding Jobnli. inruswortb. FOUGHT ON CAR TOPS. Battle of a llrnlu-n-an and Conductor on a - Moving Freight Train. NEW YORK. lire. ll.- A lively battle on tin-tops .of mm. nvsulting in a possible murder, is reported from Center. a little Motion on the Erie ruml helm-en Jersey City and Port Jervis. i'oiuluctor ’l‘uoy. who Wm in charge of one of the freight trains. n-pmvmi llmlwnum lloolcy for go inn to slwp while on duty. The bmlwnmu. arnmi with a bmvy stick. attru-kml tho minim-tor. The men irrappb-d while the train was running at a high I‘lllt' of speed. To and fro tin-y swayed. but the man with a club [sensual a divided mlvnllhtill'. .it Center the con- tIlu-tur was follnd on the top of the var in- wnsibic, the blood flowing from his head. It Is [canal he will not nwowr. lhmlcy surnwlul in making his Maps. New Jersey Board of Pardons. Jenn-1v i‘i'l't‘. Dee. li.—-’i‘ho New Jersey illilll‘ homd of pardons bus pardoned lien- jnmin \iam of listed, sentenced to "to yearn in state prison for forgery; Edward Young of i ‘amdon. In prison for embolde— ment, Alhertlicigerof Monmouth. whom- tenu of ten years for ltlhil‘lolll assault on» piles on Oct. 1. i805. Tbcflne of 6mm W. Taylor of Phi-um. sentenced to Is months for infill'fy.m was.wmittcd The amputation of the sentence of death on 'l'hmalom lruuhcrt of ( arndcn was refusal. He will be hanged on Jan. ll. i'naaot l‘lad the “'aman. INKS. Mm,,lhm. li.~—iildcon W. Lut- tlnu-r. who was shot by Annie Maud lin-wo-r inmost: he intended to break his Pllmim‘llll'fll with her. lies in a very criti- ralmudltion. uml‘thore is little hope of his nwvvry. llis would he slayer has thus far o-ludcd the olllwrs. althouuh they are motion-d that she is still in the city. Train ereltsr to “any Watxmmm. (is Ilm H.-—«liolmrt Semi. who lees been on trial hero for the mat tvvo on,” for the nlurdcroi Clem Starr by war-king a mar-mm train at lawtrmvlllc. was (mad minty of murder. He wIll be hanged. Jumped rear Movies. le Yomt. Dec. iiu—John Walsh. a builder. whllc auilerimr from grip. jump ml can of a fourth story window of his“ homo at can East Eighty-fourth slam. [in rm-lvcd serious but not necessarily fa» tal injuries ‘ street hallway litrlhe Imminent. \i‘Asnlsmos. line. ll. ‘L'l'hn lieu-quilt tan Street Railway mmpmy of this city has announced a [littoral rrductlou of cremains-into“. ohaday andasttiks is imminent. “1.?“ his... a... tile liars, N. J. line. n »A drag hantwashshlbythe Mmmmibshcmnda it was participant in nun-sly by New Ycrlipeapla Amulet ieimard. heist-sis WW3“ a Mm after it was spent informed on me. The magi-rumpus)”- ' Mcaahstcldlamwotd. homeowner-all , ~ srwehaynsrchsadluwhiehwe torso dream. or stocks. Bat. of all commodities. stocks and, knownaadyouraualwaysdnda ~ , » humuwuuwhmhrw yonnalizeaprontiasia the use d chance in values. resistant! daily I “Ticker " and which if taken lead to large gains. It is “de1. forth in an article of this character. M of speculating and the many lithium ‘ obtained by a broker who is W n ‘ ground. names it to say: We have W , lame experience in the atcck Brahman ' uses. and our book on stock speculation explains in all its details the method 91 latlon. We charge a commission of but 1-1. in the . execution of all rrders. and where the m does not have easy access to the markets. we ' give him the benefit of our experience by m: cooling discretionary orders». or in 0th. , llBSOLIlETV PURE flit Gill Bil-“315' ‘ SWEET ennui CIGARETTE “Whittier!” IOII COLD THAN ll. IDAHO. colliklol‘ln'" as in » wordahnyand sell totha best oioul’jud'flir 88 er D. meat for his account and prollt. I ' ‘ We deal instoeks. grain and provision. in - lots of ten share and upwards on a marsh: at Sole Amt for from 3to5 per cent” and all orders rue-in ' our personal and prompt attention. Onllra canbe sent by mail or telegraph at our ex.- pense. Deposits received subject to check. ll. 8. l. R. BOLTON'S “switsizsazisz‘ ._ “0T W‘TEB HEITEE SIANIMIIII Slgglgrfnfgyé’lffi Provincial Department. 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I’ll ml til-st lroILlsrt. list Air lusting. anneandestimag‘tnraishedbrdth I'll-mot msomnaw Raymond 8!. Sons. Successors to George 3. Raymond. r have one hear of a case where t , Furniture Dealers and (has all’ueral m m "due. the (“I‘M MA , .. :llireciors. should he cut on hand at all times to ““"W‘. for emergencies. POPTQMDdQMG m wily2m mail. with full directions. securely 1 WWW «no «sun-l- Street. sun-la. or. K Residence. 3 Berkeley Pines 2 Telephone. 71-4. sounl uunviux Silllllls an 51 Washington street. Open daily from 9 to his. m.. and from list 3 p. at. andbn Saturday cvrnings from 6 to? [interest allowed on deposits. ALDEN commas. Prcet. JOHN ll. FEilills. Vice-Prat. JOHN ll. KNaPP. See. and 'l're. - lit a... t tannin m1. I'l- MIHS ‘ SA ‘ 3 score 3103'“ Al' FOLLOWB lea New You. [on Nana” haves. n—mu'uh'. er. pun. —us 7 61.. “All!!! MIDVCAI. f0. Washington and Water Ste. .. Baden. mien. P J. F WLYN N. Plumbing. Steam and Gas lilting l08 WASHINGTON 8T. J. l'. Flynn will have personal charge oi thl' . department. Plumbing overhauled and put in first ala- sanitary condition. PORTER WITEB IiIlTIIIl But ln'the world. on: new pris=hu ? a r W man. out ,. it’- i E 9‘:- .3 :1 m. lookior oithe a? ,. 36:5: F33 it?! .iifigiia‘tI F} mesm- . Caveman. 4‘41- $3 2.5: F P 5} NORWALK llfllillilli. Paulie Stations are located as Hello-n. ‘ Wall street. - Central 000a New Canaan. New Canaan Bows) I. W. h 3min ’Norwaia. ‘. - mom. twuw. . s..r '..ri.sn.ail nindieatasautomat'icfltatio'n. -sssassas F555§5§F§ all ggqu. 0-. .- =0 8 3 .— on 5 see§§i§iié ls?- 5.3 g: .— __...M w-_...._... .. PERIODIC“. TICKETS. late your HOLIDAY PURCHASE oi the following Business Houses. lave psrlallisal , tickets and scours the subscription to your favorite new-paper or mansion for (ill YlAflasa CHRISTMIS PRESENT for yourself or friend. Hesse rcneaher that ilcleis sad the cash nest he presented at abreast tine goods are parctascd. as the In. . chants will not accept them under other site MING“. ALI. vacuums will he rmmv reactants and are scrum-no an, it BOLU‘I’ILY TRIS. ' . leave tickets at iol owing places only. until further notice as we collect tickets from no other: Icollold a lien. Norwalt and flouthlorwalh. it. ll. l’laistad. Mill limnlh. ii. 8. Brown. sooth Nor-wall. H. I. Bodwsll. South Harwell. , John Drssohar. Booth Nonalh. - lira listen Holmes. mills-r. death mun ’ Ii- Asses Mich. Illiiaw. m. Phaet- a 00.. south Ncrwalk. ' Cousins! Brothers. lion-it store only. A. ll. lion h 80s.. Norwalh. W. a. Vent. Malt. lied lie-d. lien-it and loath Mail. «xii won“; \I. when. i' hum: mule. for. 'Ll'ir'mn nail.“ W ear-scar armor. uaav mun wanna: ‘ Eighth-:10 as. “We only: mmv [or Booth Harwell— nsa iii! an. a. 1a.: iii Oil «on. most ”I" “Alli. ”some NORWAIAIMI. HI D'Wurvon POINT-4. a. n ”all
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