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.FOR TH ANKSGIVlN G
Butter. Grer n's Farm's’. 29c.
Lard, Armour a, tie lb. Lard Sperr &
Barnea'. 10c lb. Cottolene. llb. 9c: Cottole e,
“'dbe Ms he
Cluster/Raisins. 12:; Layer ’IBaiaine. 10c;
Good Raisins, tic lb. '
Glace (Wren, finest tradxzrent. 20c lb.
Cleaned Currants; peck
' Beedlegs Raisinsfloode. 12c. ‘
8 boxes Mine; Meat. 26c. .9
\Btdoouie Pastry Flour. bamboo
’ Dudley P kln,llc; Cranberries, llc qt:
Tlrboxee Thyme Sage or Savory. be.
. Speeidcliancato taste my teas. All we Teas
Me for time being. . !
albs. Gran. Sugar, :1.
Celery 14c.
long Island Turnlpr. lie peck. 50c bushel;
White Onions; Red Onions: Potatoes bu. 'otr.
48c.
' , Michigan Fresh Eggs. 23c doz.
flicker!” Nuts. English Walnuts. 15c lb;
' Paper shell Almonds. 17c lb. .,
Jamica Oranges. 28 doz.: Apples.
Popping Corn, 50 a package; will make .“
peek of popped corn.
Sweet Potatoes; BsnanaI; Maccamnl, l"c
Run in here for Market Baskets, 5: to 152.
such Cider. ale gal.
- The Pastry Flour makes better crust with
less lard than any other.
,, . Notice'our Thanksgiving Bargain Counter.
, There are cut prices for cash.
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Wli take the ch cool Ndylng without in-
ra’n wh'enll'0 ll'ORaI EN 15 a .2AD WILL
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Outicura Resolvent, .70
Scott‘s ulsion, m0
Green’s Nervura, .70
Btillson’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Palm’s wwwmpound, .65
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' Willis IN RE.
Defy the Suites and Threaten
,Scrlopse. 8c 1b..
" _ bishlgher desires.
‘ perfect faith in himself that leads him to
the Holy City.
tumor 13 sunsets BY mum.
Ila Refuses a Visit From a United ltatcs’
Admiral~A British Ilerchant Vessel
{fired Orr—Missionaries Are Practically
Prisoners In Their Houses.
Lomll, Dec. :l.—A letter i m Aden,
Aolxbla. git-cs details 91,th Arabian rc-
against. t sultan in Yemen. the cof-
fee growing diner}? of southwestern Arno
bin, The imports cc of the outbreak lies
in its~proxlvnlty to Mecca. The loss to the
sultan of the Mnssulmun's holy city
would probably mean his deposition:
hence the strenuous oliloiai denials which
have been made of the existence of the
rebellion.
So far the revolt has been confined to
the district around Khamcr, two days'
journey (from Sana. the capltaiof Yo.
men; The rebels number 45,000 Arabs,
armed with Martini n‘nd Snyder rifles and
led by Seyyld, a pretender to tho imam-
ship of the whole Yemen country. who
- wields a great influence and surrepti-
tiously collects tribute or taxes from all
Arab tribes under Turkish rule.
, Six thousand Turkish troops recently
arrived at Sana from Constantinople and
Wore distributed among the garrisons in
the Khamer district.
The rebels had already captured after
severe fighting and grout bloodshed. two
Turkish forts at Khamer and linibuda.
In the latter 300 Turks were killed. The
garrison fled to Masmcr and hugged the 25
sholks there to help to recapture Bailin-
da. The ehelks refused and were taken
to Sana and imprisoned.
The telegraph is constantly cut, and
Sayyld, the pretender, burns the letters
and presents which the sultan sends.
British Steamship Fired Upon.
An Odessa dispatch to The Daily News
says: ‘
”Many British captains nro complain-
' ing of the provocative attitude of the
Turks in the Dardanellcs. ‘
“Captain Noble of the steamship Loch
Bannoch says that, a few days ago he ar—
rived at Chunak, in the Dardnnellcs, four
minutes after sundown. He observed that
the shore on either side was lined with
troops antler canvas. Fit-id cannon only
partially masked were placed at close
stages along the embankment.
“Two blank shots. one from each shore,
were fired at the Loch liannocb. Think-
ing that this was done in the course of
military maneuvers. Captain Noble paid
no attention, It hen three shells were fired,
one of them comingwlthln a yard of Cap-
tain Noble' s head.
“He reversed his engines and signaled
with the siren. He was so astonished that
he thought warhad been declared bot-Ween
England and Turkey, as usually ll time
margin is allowed at sundown. ‘
“The head of the Ilardnnolles is cover-
ed with torpedoes, to the great anxiety of
merchantmen. One exploded recently and
nearly wrecked a French vessel. "
The Constantl oplc correspondent of
The Titties says wi h reference to tho ru
more, that the en] n is insane; that ho
gleans from the diplomats who have most
recently'flaen him that the sultan brings.
to all government business a mind highly
gifted with reasoning power; that he is
entirely satisfied with his. own mode of
ruling, andTIs convinced that, although it‘
s not ideally perfect. it is the best adapt
to the condition of his empire.
"\ lowing matters from his own stand-
point, " this correspondent continues. “ his
reasoning is lucid. consistent and cogent.
It must be remembered, howcvcr. that
his mind is sot‘netimcs seriously disturb
ed, and that, in such a condition, self
preservation stands at the. forefront of all
It is his absolute and
prefer: rogues and fools/to honest and able
men. ”
'Arsneni'ans Being Dismissed.
The llaily News has a dispatch' from
(Constantinople which says:
“All the Arm Ilans employed at the
{pillow are being ismlssed on various pro,-
x.ts u' The Ant :riltnn missionl as at
la mput li' llstfild Mornshurpi ctlcai~
ly prisoner. ’l‘ oy are protected by the
troops, but arehfruid td venture upon the
street.
“The snr'ivlng Christians of the vil-
lages near lush, Khnrput and Arabkir
are being offered the choice between Ia-
.lamlsm and the sword.
"The porte has documents purporting
to be written by Armenians at Kharput
accusing the American missionaries of
imbuing youthful minds v‘vlth revolution-
ary ideas. " .
A dispatch from Constantinople to The
1’ [Chronicle says.
95 with the tobacco rcgio.
Drug St re,
‘ it Washington attest
"INVEST,
YOUR savage-s: IN
RELIABLE SIX P'EII
CENT. secumIIEs‘
‘AND
YOUR LIFE, noose
on FURNITURE
THROUGH run
sensor or
IIIIIIIIIII II. SILIIII,
”Dyavid, the son of Halli Rifaat, grand
vizier, has been exiled to Syria on the sul-
tan' 8 discovering that he had demanded a
bribe of £30,000 as the price of his father's
favorable report on the loan negotiations
The sultan is fu-
rious and will probably dismiss lialil Hi
fact. ”
Explanation of the Dryad Incident.
Cossrsbxrmorm, llec. fl—lt has n&\
yet been conclusively developed here who
is to be the effect on the disordered state
of the empire of the reiinquisbmont. tom-
porarlly at least, of the purpose of the
powers to introduce additional gu’nrdships
into the Dardanelles for\th'o protection of
foreigners in the domains of the sultan
The ordering back to Salonlca bay of the
British gunboat Dryad which had been
, ordered ~up to tho Dardnnclles at the re-
qusst of the British ambassador, Sir Phil-
ip Currie, in anticipation of the promised
granting of the firmuns by the sultan for
warships to pass through, is olllclally ox-
plalnod on thc‘ground that the proposed
action would do more harm than good by
infiamlng the fanaticism of the Turks
against foreigners on account‘of the sup
posed e‘fi’ront to the sultan'of what‘would,
in eflect, have amounted to a naval demon-
stration against Constantinople. The ef-
fect of the abandonment of its purpose by
Great Britain on the situation in Turkey
is awaited with anxiety and great inter-
est. The question of guardships seems at
a standstill for the present. though the
threat of Sir Philip Currie} to renew his
purpose unless foreigners should be ex-
empt from outrage is still open.
Undoubtedly one effect of the ordering
back of the Dryad to Salonica is that the
belief in the often alleged concert of the
powars in their attitude toward Turkey is
waning. Tho sultan is known ‘to have
been skeptical as to this concert for some
time past, and. it is said, has based his
long continued opposition to Great Brit-
ain's demands upon a belief that no such
concert existed. or that it could not on-
dure for any length of time. This belief
cannot but have been in part confirmed
by Great Britain's withdraw! of her do-
n... 1. ma sunning, Norvvsll.
‘ work.
” i grater at police court, claims to have
hand after it had besnse strenuously
my
other Great Britain vie‘lnfiucnoed
the alleged danger to foreigners from
natlo Turks which would ensue upon t e
proposed demonstration. or whether I)
has lckrned to doubt the approval of h r
action which might be accorded byt 0
other powers. is therefore a quostl n
which is (“glossed on both of cs.
Terrell an the America- isslonarlosl
United titatos Minister A. W. Terr ll
has received from Aiutab on the maths n
slopes of Mount‘TauI-us a dispatch whl h
states that the American mlsslonarl I
there are safe and were unharmed in the
recent massacre and have not nqulr ‘
the scrxices of special guards.
Reports of a fanatical outbreak in C -
Sill't‘il have created anxiety as to the safe y
of the American mission there, and Ml -
later Terrell has wired an. inquiry.
which an answer is still awaited. T c
notfarrivnl of private letters frmn Khnrpqt
and hlu'nr. also has a disquieting about.
It is H' I «d that the American admit
at Smyrna recently asked permission
bllng nu irom ind hero to visit the sultnt,
but prtnlsaion was refused
A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY
., ..__..
Orville Eula Kills Ills \Vlfe, Defies Arm .
' lint ls Shot to Death.
CvxTIIIAM, Ky., lien. 2.-——)lurdcr r
Orville idols, whllo resisting arrest. by‘
posse was shot to death after he he
butchered his wife, killed an oilicer anl
badly Wounded two other men.
Ellis was . a farmer, living near Iirow
lngsvilic, and hiuwlfe deserted him i '2
John h‘lolds, a tenant on theiplitco. En
induced his wife to return on 'l'ucsda
killing Field. Eels. . who defied arrcs
was well armed and took refuge in a bu
A large posse went to the but and ej-
tncked it. When the rush was made fro
the heavy timber, Eels be‘gan firing. A
man named ‘McCoomhs full mortaliI
wounded, and two men named Wells and
Herbert wure sriously shot.
The storming party effected an entranc
to tho but. anti a horrible sight met thel
gaze. 0n the floor lay the tIIiItllatcd bod}
of Mrs. Enls, almost nude and oovorm
with only wounds, wig?) I‘crr by lnyx
bloody hatchet, with which: In’i’ul been
killed. The posse had fired a fusIllado 0
shots as they entered the house, and Eall
was shot and killed.
PAC-roar IN RUINS.
A Silverware l‘siablisiiment Burned In
Brooklyn \V ith a boas of About .20.000.
llnooxux, lice. 2.—Thccdore Schmitz's
silverware factory. on h‘iftyAclglith street,
hetsvocn First and Second avenues, is
practically. in ruins as the result of a fire.
The loss will total $20,000. The factor?
is a two story frame structure, with brlc
basement. The watchman discovered th
blaze. and'at onre‘sent in an alarm. Thd
fire had attained such headway on tho ur-‘
rival of the first engincs that a socontfl
alarm was turned in. Adjoining building ,
were threatened, but the firemen man-
aged to save them after an hour's hard
Mr. Schmitz, who manufactures brltan-
nla silverware, estimates his loss as fol-
lows: so. (hill to the building, rm 000 to
the stock and its, 000 to the rum binary and
furniture. it. is believed that the flames
originated in an ovurhmtcd stove in the
ollice. The loss is fully covered by insur
ance. ‘
l
(‘olonol Colt Withdraws no. son...
Puovmaxcs, Doc. :2.-—’I‘ho petition of
Colonel S. 1’. Cult for commissioners to
take evidence in his suit agaltIst'J. J.
\‘an Ali-n fnr SSOLI,IIIIIIIl;ItiIngcs for the
alienation of his wile'sufl’ct-tions has been
withdrawn in accordance with the ngrcc-
mcnt, entered into at New York. There
will be another hearing in New Yopk this
week, \leI-n a final settlcnu'nt will he
rcIII'I hoIi Mrs. ( 'olt will go abro Id us soon
as the adjustment is completed. ,
Charged “'lth' Embculement.
ST l.0i1x-Iicc.,2,—”li assuit filed in
the circuit court undeithemtur of
equity pleading William. Mull. ”with?
of the Home brbwery also of thciureat
Western Planing ml ad a promincut
and wealthy horman citlmn, is charged
with misappropriatlng and omboxzzling
nearly 81 i, 000 of the Great Western PL in
lng Mill company 's money. Thu suit is
for tho lnppointIIII-ut of n rocuivnr and an
accounting.
Your People Drowned.
I mentor. v Pa. lion 2. —Four persons
were drowned in tho Monongahela river
below Brownsville yesterday. John Pick-
up. hliss Laura Stevenson and Mr. and
Mrs. Moldoford were returning from
Brownsville tothoir homes at Woods Run
in asklfi’. They got too close to the steam-
er James (=3. Blaine, which was coming
up stream. and the waves upset the skiff,
throwing thhm all into deep water
Margaret Gets $100,000. '
MILWAUKEE. Dec. ‘.3.—1ilurgnt'etMather.I
the actress wife of Coionei‘ Pabst, son of
the brewer, has left the city, and it is re
ported that she has settled the proposed
divorce suit with her husband and had
taken 8l00.000 of the big becr man'sm n-
ey with her. Miss Mather, it will be}
membored horsewhippcd her husband on
a public street in bronddnyllght afow
weeks ago.
.I
Fears Assassination.
‘ RACUHE, Dec. 21—May Jim, Chinese
has threatened with assassination by the
Chinese Two companies of this section of
the state. lie asserts that .n conspiracy,
inspired by jealousy, has been formed, and
that he has been warned to leave the
country or to lose his life. Moy Jim is the
mos intelligent Chinarnan in Syracuse.
A Kentucky ilorae' Trade. .
Lnxxxurox, by, Dec. ‘.:.—A. Guille-
Calicrty of St. Louis and “6an Slmonds
of Louisville, the well known horseman.
quarroled over a set :,In‘ent when Si-
monds broke a chai ver McCall'erty's
head. The latterlcvciod his pastel and
fired, but his arm was thrown up by by-
standers, and the shot missed.
Fall Into a \‘at of Nitric Acid.
BALTIMORE, ilcc. 2.-——Robert Jansson,
aged 80, employed at the Monumental
Chemical works, Arundol county. met
with a horrible accident. which resulted
lndcath later. He fell into a vat of nitric
acid., lis‘rnnnnged to crawl out, but died
in awful agony a few minutes after his
arrival.
More'Coel Barges Sunk.
Pout-zaov, 0., Dee. ‘1.-lt ls ‘ropcrtcd
here that the Pittsburg towboat Advance .
struck the Sand creek dike near Ravens-
wood and sank, together with 11 barges of
coal. No lives were lost.
Murder Will Ont.
K‘nteml. Mon. Dec. .3. ——Rupert In
den has been arrested hore charged wit
a murder in Mercer county, Ky., nine
e- the lint-st, so say those who have tried it,
M
The l’lllhc
put under
tons of" .
PT CSS‘IJFC
‘lS wnj’
m
A'I’II: York
HIIIIIeI’s FuInilIIIe
lopincents the burst and choicest
productions of the home and foreign
markets and i l Luger ussorttncnts
th: lll mu be found clscuhere Best
\nlucs in all iinc=.
Novelties lI the Holidays.
The-I- cnIIIIw'iv- lllll'lrflil‘lutll articles. from,
tho I’m-\‘i I‘l‘i iIn ll: ck: .11. Is)‘ Chiilror W rit-
In}: ll-wlq in flit. Inmt .xquisite Drgssi In:
'l‘nlIiI-url ‘nlriIz-II Th” e ll «irons of solu ct-
lng Itwfui, l..':!ltl*it\nltl nml cv-or Ivomtne
H. l .3“, mm. all find an: pl-ulI Him in our
an: an wit. it'. ~i at :IlL pric v- ~. IlnIILli on hot].
‘l‘maIzlintlv lludrutctl liook: “Our
An nmmcemeni.
II. lI ”ihctn,’
RJ.‘ homer & Cd,
. Furniture bloke-rs “ed Iflpqurrs,
61, 63, 65, W. 23dSt., N.Y.
\Ao‘jolnhig Eden III-see).
1. l‘l‘t‘l k C ‘- mlclv i-«hmcnt is one of the
~i,_ ..r \. «HY. rk — \'u'~ guru Immoral.
... . ‘
" sent on request.
lliiiii‘iiiiiig
THAT pINNER
I'hnl your‘wifc has been thinking about,
ncI- ds a hundred and one little articles you
don t get eIcI-y day.
Mince )lcat, Raisins, (Serpents, Citron.
Spices,’ Celery, Apples, Cranberries,
Onions, TZI-nips, Sweet Cider. all kinds
of Pickle. and a neat line of Canned
loads. Allnew, freshgoods. . ‘
(‘A FE ROYAL C OFFER,
\
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SiBBBlBBBSlBBUl’S
72 Bulh‘lliain Street
at? tf
.A RARE CHANCE!
B Pillliu BUSINESS!
tumbling ni' Grocery, Bakery and ice (‘ream
Izsim or “ill be sold very cheap on account
(fill health. Everything about the busineIs is
In good shapc. and this is a ram opportunity
(Frthv r'ght Imrsnngx .Apply at this oflice. o
LAMBS GOLDEN juil'lf
hysician for Women!
Ǥ.____
, MRS. BB. N. i. BBIlFBBB.
.Can be Consulted at her omce
442 Broad St. Bridgeport, liIIIIII.,Bo
f cm 10 a. tn. to" i p. In. any day except SundayF1139
The Doctor is a reuular physician, and for
t on last nineteen cars has made the DIS
WOMI a s ialty. Ladies suf-
f ring from any difilcu ty incident to the sex
c n consult .tGulldtord in the strictest con-
il ence, wit renal g
k e moetm skill at man‘d: sclentli‘lit‘:l treatim‘ent
own reery a In
one care with nurse furnished when call::
a
Maui-icon ll. mm and How To» l~'ur- ,
years ago.
Terms moderate. All letters prom ti
r plied to. lnclcse stamp. evicted,
-_ IL- , . I, .I'l'}l.' .
Gluihing.
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/i'he kind we know you went and -at prices you are Wn'
/ ling to pay. That is our idea'of business. Under these
easy circumstances we can afford to guarantee every
garment we sell, and agree to return your money if dia-
satisfied with your purchase.
Furnishings
That we show you are the very latest styles and of best
quality, up to date in every way, and the best f ‘r
the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our be t ed-
vertisement is our. customers, always well dressed
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
W A. BENEBIBT & BB
l9 liaiII Street,
liorwali. '
Sentinel Building
South liIIIIIallI.
lHANKSBIVlNB Is MBST Inn
to ENJOY YOUR- THAN KSGIVING DINNER
You MUSl‘ HAVE GCOD HEALTH. TO IN-
sURE rats
to.
KEEP IIIIIII FEET IIIIIII IIIII IIIIII
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“THEREFORE DO NOT OVERLOUK OUR LINE
I
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-— FOR——
LADIESANDGENTS
it Paces Thai BBlYKCBfilBBllllBBh
M. H. GLOVER’S “
DOuble Shoe Store,
40 BBB
',;“ 1 . Everybody’ 8 Shoes shined Free of charge
42 WALL STREET.
NBBWALK.
Bid and Reliable Baily Birecl Freight line
hBETWEEN—
New York, South Norwallnni BIIIIalI
-—THE PROPELLERS—
lily III NIIIIIII, Eagle “nylons;
Will leave Pier123,
M_.Jfl-~
'. .3... ;s. rm 3s
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m, South Norwalk, 6 p. In.
F reigbt Received from" I a m. to 5 p. m.
tion to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for specie ots of freigh anywhere In New York or its vicinity.
All persons are f
hereof.
E R“ Beekman street. New York, at" o p. m.
it treating any of the employees of the boats of this
02 If
SGHAUB’S MARKET,
ashinglon Sheet, 80th liIIIwallI.
C- A- s H P- R I (3- E. s
HEillflillliTEliS Hill FIBST- cuss MEATS \\
Pork Chops 8c. llama. su
Pork, if) lbs for I81 Shoui derg‘r cured, 170°
Sausage, Sperry dc Barnes 10c. 3 lb. all Lord 25:,
Legs Mutton , 8c. Pot ast " 4c to 101:
Mutton Chops" 10c. Round Steak 9c
Fore Quarter Mutton , _ a. Pickled Tongues 12,; »
Frankforters / " \1 Smoked Tongues 0613c:
Bolonag 10c. Sauerkraut om.“
HeadC and Pickled Tripc So. Fresh Ground Bones for Chickens . .
Liver W urst ‘
101:.
10c.
\ Every Tuesday and Friday
Other Cuts} in the Same 'PIIIIIIIniIIIIs. All kinds of Poultry at .
.Iacoa sot-IAUB. P‘Ropmsroa.
its lowest Possible bites.
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Norwalk Chronicler