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time: 90:3". BilinJOilieleiilinc, ililles
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fldllesdllllemimu lower. Gillies, 50:.
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you could inflict upon us would'be the
loss of confidence in our integrity and
ability to meet your every desire in the
Hardware line; but we are so confident of
pleasing you that we do not hesitate to
invite you to inspect our entire stock.
For Christmas presents we make a
specialty of fine Pocket. and Table Cut
lery. while our line of Peck 8: Snyder
Skates cannot be equalled for the same
money in any other make.
South NorwalkH'w'dto.
42 South Main St.
P. M. 505 ac.
roa THE LATEST STYLES
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Has a new line of those Children's Tan and Black toggles, at $l,
. - . Ladies’ Overgaiters, 251: and 50c to 81.50.
Our new line of Ladies’ Twentieth Century Enamel and
Kid Shoes is beyond question the finest in Norwallr.’
Our Ladies’ Golf and Seal Shoe, at $3.50, for winter, must
., not be forgotten. .
A new Cloth Top Shoe, at 33, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s 82 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes youl
-ever saw. We want you to see them.
Your Shoes Shined Free.
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Gunilla-“ilk mllllnsry mosai-
s little list, close «pots. like a child's
Dutch bonnet. it has soft anon. strings.
tied in a bow at one side. At the side ll '
BLACK HAT.
also placed a high ostrich feather, while at
the oth :1- side and in front are loops of rib-
Abdul Harald Tsrdily Yieldsto
the Powers' Demands.
HAYBB IIDUOBD ’BY «THE 0MB.
In“ or “in flight of High Anny 0n-
oaiwsua now. sunny Questioned.
The Growing Record at Carnage—Arms.
IIIIII Hunted Like Wild Blush.
Consrss'rmortn, Dec. ii.—'l‘hs long
drawn out controversy between the em.
bassadors of the powers and the sultan
over the question of the admission of ad-
ditional guardships for the protection of
the embassies was settled at 8:10 last
evening by the issuance of an lrade grant-
ing the necessary firmons to permit the
guard-drips to pass the llardanolles.
The demand was first made upon the
sultan on Nov. ill, and scarcely a day has
passed since then without its being re-
newed in a more or less peremptory man.
nor. The ingenuity displayed by the
Turkish government in evading a direct
answer to the demand. or, when forced to
answur, the effective pleadings put forth
for delay had almost brought the mind of
Europe to the conviction that the demand
would never be complied with.
hon and jeweled pins or buckles.
'l‘oquosnro larger and more elaborate
tlmn tin-y have boon, and soft. full crowns
nro tin; rulo.
Louis Seize hats are now and becoming.
'l‘lic brims aro wido and still; tho cmwns
are full‘and soft.
The crowns of many hats and bonnets
aro embroidered in metal effects, the
ground being volvot, cloth or not. Small
dross bonncts are sometimes i ntlri-ly com-
posed of jet, stool or gold soquins, ibo
trimming consisting of lumber», llowcrs
aml lace. ' ;
Silk, felt, volvotnnd clsrnllloan-brnldod
llko‘ straw and form many of the most
fashionable shapes of tho \vlntor. For
toquos this braid is particularly liked.
The trimming cousins of velvot, fancy
ribbons and jeweled pins.
Chrysanthemums are a favorite tnllli»
Dory ornament this season, nspmlally in
tones of green and brown. ’l‘hcso, llko
other flowers, are used without foliage.
Many black huts aro trimmed with
green, the green being of ndecidod chamo-
tor. Sapphire bloc and rmiorald grcon arc
is fashionahlo combination for bats. and
those two tones are cfi'm'tivoly comblnod
in changeable tam-ins, ribbon liM'N‘ll sill:
plaids. The combination is mostlsniis-
factory when set oil with black.
Clit‘iiilln isnmch used for embroidery,
and there is l-‘ilt'llli gathered nppliquoofleet
of chiffon ontlinml with anionic-s. Span-
gled t‘llilli’llilil‘i‘lt‘w‘ how many of i ln'iil jcwnl
viTonts added, in snppldrr, topaz, ruby.
emerald and amethyst, whilotin- spnlighis
themselves are of all tints.
A out is given allowing abut of black
felt, trimmed with block. The brim is
faced with a line plnliing of black satin.
and a' similar plniiing is arranged around
tho crown in cmpiillr-s. retained at tho
buso by n 'lli‘plltif! of hint-l: satin, which is
carried around tothoinwk. whore it. is lll'fl
in fonrcnupn-s, fastened by n squnrohneklo
of twnrls and rhinestones. Four black or.-
trich plnmosnro plum-d nbovo this knot,
curling forward ovrr the crown. '
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2 de Chile and by the Bolivian legislature
Meantime days and weeks passed by
William; any action. and the condition of
things in (Zonstnntlmmlo that brought out
the demand has almost passed. The final
triumph of the powers in forcing a coin—
plianco with their demands socmsa barren
one, and the long sought permission to
double the regular gunrdshlps for the em-
bassies. now that it is obtained. seems
hardly worth taking advantage of.
M. Sclldoti, the Russian“ ambassador
to Turkey, sent a communication to the
sultan informing his majestythot his dip-
lomatic colleagues had resolved to insist
upon the admission of additional guard-
ships through the Dardanellcs. He also
appealed to the sultan in the name of
tho czar to take the matter into most sc-
rious consideration. He believed, he said.
that should the sultan refuse to grant the
necessary permits the additional ships
would be ordered to enter the Hellespcut
without them. tho warships of the foreign
squadrons probably supporting them.
it is stated that the losses sustained by
the missionaries at Mat-ash by-the destruc-
tion of their property during the rioting
there amount to £2.40!) (Turkish).
Find From the Sultan's Household.
it is rumored that several superior mil-
itary other-rs. including Ismct Pasha. one
of tho sulian's household, and Hasson
lljcmi Pasha. an old do camp of his maj-
esty, haveilod from the city. it having
reached their cars that thoy vvcro suspect-
ed of being connected with the Young
Turkey party, which is agitating in favor
of a constitutional government oh the lines
laid down in tho constitution of 1878.
llciorc leaving the British embassy,
whither ho had lied, believing his lifn to
be in danger, the cxgraud vizier. Said
Pasha. molested the sultan to grant. him
permission to lcnvo the country with his
family. What action the sultan took on
the request is not known. but the fact
that Said Pasha loft the embassy and re-
turncd to his residence is taken as proof
that his majesty" must have given the
strongest assurance that no harm would
befall him there. '
A report is bring circulated by palace
officials that Said Pasha is crazy, and it
is also asserted upon the same authority
that his brother died insane.
Reports continueltoarrlvo showing thns
pillaging and burning of Armenian vil-
lages in Anatolia. especially in tho vilayct
of \‘an, is going on as though tho sultan
had issued no orders to the authorities to
stop it and despite the official declarations
that order hasboon restored cvi-rywhoro
excepting at Zeitun.
The peasants are suffering terribly. and
their misery is increased by the bitter cold
that is now prevailing in that part of the
country.
Largo numbers of thorn are wondering.
without food and with sranty clothing.
on the mountains, seeking to escape from
the Kurds. who hunt. them as though
they were timid beasts.
The Labor Convention.
NEW Yonlc. ilcr. il.-—At tho convcnv
tion of the American Federation of lai-
bor rosolntiuns wore oil’crod calling the
attention of tho president of the l'nitod
States to this nllt‘god flagrant violation of
the eight hour law by government oili-
cials. especially of tho treasury depart-
ment. ‘ ’l‘ho resolutions further urge that
charges be preferred against the secretary g
of the treasury for failure to livo up top
the low, and that the charges ho sent to
President ( lure-laud. They also call for 2
the frocnmi unlimited coinage of silver
at a ratio of to to l. A member of the
executive council reported that he had
made an invmtigntion of the charges pre-
ferred by Mark Wild against John hic-
Brido, and that ho had rcoclvod no cvi
dance to shmr that McBride had betrayed,
the interest of organized labor or bot-n"
guilty of corrupt practices. as alleged.
lieuioved For Conspiracy.
WAsnia‘urox. Doc. ll. —- l’ostmastur
General Wilma has forwarded to Attorney
('ienorail’lnrmo‘n nu niliclal notice of the
removal of Assistant Superintendent Hill
of the free (lrIiVory system “for conspirn~
cy” and practically suggesting that the
facts warrant. his dismissal as commis-
sioner to invrstignto the overtime claims'
of letter carriers. The matter is now un-
der consideration by Mr. Harmon.
More Apache Murders.
ilr-zsuxc, N. M., llec.“ il.—Word has
just'hcen recvivcd that an entire family,
consisting of father, mother and three
children, were murdered. by Apaches near
Bowie Station. on the Southern Pacific.
Indians were seen by cowboys, who count-
ed 35 of them crossing the trail. Apache
Kid is their lc der.
Chile-Bolivia Treaty Approved.
Lists, Porn. Dee. il.—-—There is good,
a
‘ authority forthcstatemcnt that'the treaty
between Chile and Bolivia has been ap-
proved by the Chilean senate at Santiago
at Sucre.
Steamer .igronnrl but Not Damaged.
New bosons. Conn, Dec. ll.—-The
British schooner Wentworth, Captain Par-
ker. from New York for Windsor. N. 5..
went ashoro on House. island. but floated
of! uninjured and proceeded on her voy-
age. . l
Elected Director of the “high.
Pnttanstunm. Duo. ii.-—il:ugane Dal-
ano 2 of: the flanking firm of Brown Bros.
& Co. was elected a member of the board
of directors or the Lebigh Valley Railroad
company to nucceed the late John R. Fell.
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MASSACHUEE‘WQ, - MAYOR!
Insist”! closes Ilsstsd la Various Ilsa
~ In!- Cities.
Bosroii, Dec. ll.--is tbs municipal
election Josiah Quincy (Dem) was elected
mayor by 8.4 all plurality over Edwin U.
Curtis (lien. i. The city declared in favor
of license by over “5.000 majority. The
new board of alderman will consist of
seven Democrats and five Republicans.
The common council is strongly Demo-
cratic. George H. lnnls (Dean) was slow
ed street commissioner by about 7.000
majority.
Woncrerltn. Bless. Dec. il.-—Ths city
election resulted in the choice of. General
A. B. R. Spragne, the oitlz‘sns' candidate
Joe mayor. by s vote of 0,977 to ii, 172 (or
Rufus B Dodge, Jr.. the Republican can-
dldsts.
Mus, Milli, Doc. il.-—Engene Bessorn
(Rep ) was elected mayor by about l,000.
listen. Mass, Dec. il.—-Msyor Turner
(Ben) was reelected. No“ license was
' carried by 2,700 majority.
Canniumn, Mass, Dec li.-.'iinyor
Bancroft (lisp) was reelected by over
2,000 majority. and no license won by
nearly l,500.
SALEM. Mass. Dec. ll.-—'l‘he cltlzens'
tiokctmomnletely buried the Municipal
league ticket. whose candidate for mayor
was indorscd by the A. P. A. hero. James
H. Turner, citlzons' candidate received
3,092, against 2,556 for Meek, lungao can.
didnte.
GOT lNTO BAD COMPANY.
Landlord Earle Fell In With Ruins-s and
Wan Robbed and Iieateu.
Pnovloizscn, Doc. ii.—.lohn hicl‘lac
marn. John Hopkins and Moses Pcfi‘ett,
charged with murderous assault upon and
robbery of George R. Earle. proprietor of
the Mansion llouse here. were held in
$5,000 each for trial Thursday.
‘Enrie Was attacked and robbed in the
hallway of a resort on Elizabeth street.
Earle is (it) years of age and had been
drinking heavily. He fell in with the
rnlllans at the Hotel Bristol. and seeing
he had considerable money they decoyod
him to the Elizabeth street house, and
when hoboonme suspicious and tried to
escape they beat him into inscnslbility
and robbed him of $514.15 in cash, a check
for ill and an umbrella.
The men lied. but were captured later
in diderent parts of the city.
Roo‘El'a/ndymnly No Resort For Tramps.
Nvacx. '. Y., Dec. ii.-Ily direction
of the g and jury tramps and vagrants
hereafter found in Rocklnnd county will
be committed to the penitentiary at hard
labor by justices of the peace. lleretofore
they have been locked up in the county
jail until they have become a nuisance
and a great expense upon the taxpayers,
so some action had to be taken. The first
two tramps to feel the effects of the new
rule—llavid Rogers of Providence and
Frederick Mitchell of Troy—wore sent to
the Kings County penitentiary by Justice
Whyard under a seats on of three months
at hard labor. It _i believed that this
course will rid the county of tramps.
’Paciflc (‘ahlo Company Chartered.
ALBAXV. llrc. ll.—Tho Pacific Cable
company was incorporated, with a capital
stock of Emotion, to run its own or leased
wires from New York city to California;
thence under the Pacific ocean to Japan,
touching at Hawaii and other islands on
the way; thence to the continent of Asia
and the islands adjacent thereto, includ-
ingtho islands of Australasia. The di-
rectors nro Edmund L. Bayliss, H. L.
Leroy. G. l). Wetmore, .l'. M. Robertson
and )‘v'. Ii. '1', Hughes of Now York. G. A.
Miller of Montclnir, N. .l., and i". H. Al-
len of Pelhum Manor, X. Y.
The Fight Over the Nypano Bond.
. (lam 141.350. Dec. ii. — Mr. Daniel
Babel. .ir.. of Marion, 0.. who was up
pointed receiver of the New York. Penn-
sylvania and Ohio railroad a few days ago
by Judge Norris. arrived here for the pur-
pose of taking charge of the offices and
books of the company in this city. Mr.
liabst failed in his mission, however. He
was told by those in charge here that Mr.
Todwas the receiver for the railroad. and
that nothing.' would ho turned over with.
out an order from him. itccelvor Ted is
at present in New York.
Oil Ila-[tinny Destroyer! by Fire.
Pmmm-zm'ura, Dec. il.—Tho all works
of Crow. Levick & (10.. at ()tseg0.streei '
and Snyder avenue, were completely do»
stroyed by a fire whichoriginated .in the
engine room from some unknown cause.
Three largo oil tanks exploded during the
fire. but nobody was hurt. Tho building
was a two story brick. 1:25 by ill) feet, and
the loss is estimated at $7.),0Llll, probably
fully insured. Twenty-seven horses were
rescued from the stables.
Death of Professor Durfeo.’
\VlLl-.i.\.\i.\’1‘0i\‘)~’. Mass, llec. Hal—Wore
has been received born from Constantino
pie announcing the death of Charles liar
rod ilurfcc, n ’97- grnduato of Williams
college, from typhoid fever, lie had beer
an instructor in mathc natlcs in St. ltob‘
t i. Ills home was
in (lonesce, N. Y. ,
A Prisoner Attempts Suicide.
Bos'rox, llcr'. il.—-William J. Burns. r
prisoner at LIhariostown under a five
years’ scntcnco for larceny. ntton‘xptcd tl
commit suicide by cutting his throat wit}.
a razor in his coll. He was 26 years of age
and had been dospondent for some time.
The prison physician says Burns' recovery
is doubtful. '
, Respited For the Holidays.
ALBANY. Dec. ll.-—It is learned that
Governor Morton has practically decided
that he will grant Shca's respite over the
holidays. and in the interim he will ex
amine the papers submitted by counsel
with the petition for the commutation of
the prisoner's sentence.
2. @Suloldo at Stamford. ‘
STAMFORD, Conn, Dec. , ii.-'-Georgs
Selleck, aged 55 years, a farmer and for a
long time an invalid, out his throat with
a butcher's knife and held his head over
a basin to catch the blood. When the
noise of his fall brought the family. he
was breathing his last.
‘* in the Interest of need.
l-isnrrohn, Dec. 11. —Colonel Benjamin
Lovell. the well known Boston politician,
is here in consultation with the state Be
pnblinan parry managers. It is surmised
that the conference was held in the inter-
est of Thomas B. Reed for president.
' Died From Milk"
Rocnnsrm; Dec. ll~.—-Wlllinm Wood-
ruff of Clyde. aged :25 years, died of lock-‘
jaw. His hand wnscrushcd in soon»
buster a few days, age. >
'Wsnsnsr newscast.
rain murmur wild-trim 2
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(lsstorls is Dr. Ismael W I‘
prescription for Infants endan-
dren. It contains neither
Iorphine nor other Imotio ‘ ‘
stance. Itisshsrmlesssnbstitnttfi, .,
raccoon. Drops Soothing syrups
and Castor-Oil. It isplessant. Its
guarantee is thirty years‘ use by
millionsoflothers Castoriailtlis
Chddre' n's Panatea' -tho We
Friend. ‘
CASTORIA
For Infimta and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, bntinslsem
bsving Casioria, and see that the fee-dull:
signature of
is on the
wrapper.” W!
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tea ourselves and the public at an bsards. .
'l'nn Carri-sun tourism.” Murray 6i..1fiY.
snail!”
Gillillili lli PilPllllllITl.
People surely realize that each and
every one are judged by what they are
able to do, and are not credited by what
some one else understands or can execute.
Ladies awaken at once to what most
concerns them,nnd that is tbeir'ligure
and appearance.
We really believe it is an important
duty we owe ourselves and friends to
make the must of what nature has given
as.
Thus. to our hands are intrusted not
only the tasteful adornment of the form,
but also our comfort, improvement of
figure. and in no small degree, our happi-
Ut‘fih'.
it matters not whether We are rich or
poor this subject interests us all.
i A Ill 0 ,-
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
a real accomplishment to be able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut heal-
tifully fitting garments.
Mn'i‘. Hts .
can justly feel proud of their daughte.
who possess the knowledge and ability,
not only to super-intend but to cut and
mnkeiin-ir mvn clothing it is self evi-
dent that they will make better wives and
mothers.
may think this call is not for you, but
perhaps it is.
No u alter what your rtntlon in life in you
cannot >90! very far in the future. and a valu-
able trade may mean vs-v y much to you.
, Now that your attention has been called in
Ibe right direction. vi:it the
DRESS CUTTING SCHflfll.
will] the (lelorminaiion of betterimt yonr con-
dition if roe-ibh l and investigate the work.
school 'i‘omday. Thursday and Satur:
day. ‘3 to 5 and 7 to ii p. m.
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TEETH FILLED AND EXTRAGHD
WITHOUT PAIN.
Artificial Teeth with and without
the latest improved methods.
‘All operations pertaining to modern Don-f
tisty performed in s skiillai manner at about
one half thevprice charged by other this.
'l‘eelh Extrscted Free of Charge where Oth-
er teeth ers to be inserted.
., Alsdy in attendance.
omen nouns.
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All worlwsrrsstsd for nvsyssrs.
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