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I At Muse.
EIUIUIG IR POPULARITY.
People surely realize that curb and
every one are judged by what they are
able redo. and are not credited by what
some one else understands: or Inn c). ':eI utc.
Ladies awaken at once to what must
concerns them and that is their tl-rure
and appear. InI l'
“err-all} believe it is an important
duty us one onz::-“-IIIIs and friends to
make the most of II:b It nature has L'l‘IL'II
us.
Thus. to our hands are intrusted not
only thI-t :Isteful rnlnrnnn-nt of the form,
but. also our IoInI',ort iuInroII-Iueut of
Iigure, a'ud In no ~mall degree, our happi—
« III'I-S.
It matters not. whether we are rich or
poor this subject linen-us us all.
IIAIIIIN
of trIII-IultInI- and inn llirrenre ester-m it
a real IIIIBIIIIIIIllilIIIII'Itl to be able by thI
I- .‘IJt‘I‘I in: of their on n ability to cut. beau-
titully fitting garrne uI:4,
.‘II III' Illa
Ian justly feel proud of their duuehtI-rs
IIho powess the knowledge and aid litv.
not IInlI to sIInIrInteuIl but to IIII and
make their II on flllllllllt,’ It is m It I Ii
dIut that they will In: Ike het'u r wives and
mothers.
YIOI
him think this rail is not for you, but
perhaps it is.
\'o II I'Ill-‘f' IIh: It your station In life In you
cannot. see very far In fl. e. future . and r \Itlil
able trade may an an very mm b to you.
Now that your Mllvnlirm has been Inllcd in
the right direction. I his the
DRESS CUTTING SCHUUL
(with the determination of hetterinrryonr Ion-
Ili: inn it prwslblI I III. I irIIe “leave the work.
School 'l'rnwl: I-y, i'hursd: Iy and Satur-
day", .. to Sand I to II p. In.
22 strum rum STREET.
souru NORWALK. ff
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allPopor
, Iil’Firs-I Ilverroo, Es
oonnaaoés
Store
.W
Loxatonik
(fistula
custom I. Dr. Samuel Pitchers:
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine not other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is o. harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Castoriaisthe
Children‘s Panacea- -the Mother’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For lnfhnts and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but Insist upon
liming Castoriu. and see that the fac—slmilc
Ii .lgllllul‘e of
is on the
wruppcrfi’i‘ My
“'eshnll pro- ' ' ‘
tcct ourselves and the public at all hnmrdl.
Tm: Cain-am COMPANY. 77 Murray 8L,1\‘.Y.
st r23 05 syr
II
Full of Good
' n
Things. .
illll‘hllll't‘ is fairly full with
wood llIllILZHI in (Er-II-Ivrirs for
I'hridrnns and New Years
fI. loin; everything iuXute, liulv
sins ('IIIIlI'I'lions, . Fruits“. ctr
2’
\ou :IrI- inviml to sample our
stock of 1.10mi (firmly, which “'I.
5|:le oll'I’I' at l‘lt‘, l‘lv‘ I‘IIIIl ITII: III'I'
putrid. .\'I- \I l’;;i 5 WI po Ind.
lorenzo some.
Potent ltodicirros
EASY Alli} PLEARRNT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
ill FAI'IT. HARD NUT TU TI‘IllE,
‘ Ill “IV.
f‘“ 11.00
E! Iod's mar-:a-Ipurilla, ICU
Avere' Sarcaparilla, .67
D Inn‘s S‘Im'tparillzt, .07
Unicura. iii-solvent, .70
Sutt’s [lmulwinm .60
Gr" :I-n'u .‘I'I'r'. um; .75}
Stillson‘u Spot in: for Malaria, ‘ .75
Paincs CI toil Compound, .‘35
tlmudrcth' s I ills, 1%
Alcock 9 Plant re, .10
Bonson’ s Caprice Planters, . 2
Cnstoritl, .33
I_ BIWT’r Pills. - .13
Atwogul‘s Hittem, .1:
Radam‘s Microbe Killer, (495., .75
Rmium‘s l‘li-rrobe Killer, gal. jam, 3. 50
Yankee Lump; Soother, . .25
loo: 8. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
ill Washington Street
5. ‘ H. Waterbury.
Real Estate and Insurance,
43 Washing' on St, 80. llorpallr
: lIr
.Follothe ‘ Crowd to-
NASH & VANSCOY’ S
"vvhere you can see the: largest and most complete stock of
CUT GLASS, RAVILANU CHINA,
Etruria, De lit, Wedgewcod, Jasper Ware, and m ny other kinds:
OI
FancyChinaan
l
Christnizm is .Corninw.
from {t I'u’i attack.
§
clBric- a-Brac
(Jail rnrl I so _I on can select
Corner'llorrh Main and West srreérs.
NEWS AIU RUSSIP OF THE DAY
FROM SURROUNDING TOWNS.
Broad Illvsr Puplls Observe Chrlslmss with An-
prlals Exercises—Eureka st Silver.
mine. floesyteu sud» Ilsmn.
BROAD RIVER.
The public school in this district was
‘in sea-don Saturday and cloud for the
holidays on 'I‘uesduv. The scholars
InIIe an entertainlnent to their friends
in the Pt union. The house w: tI-l I-roIIdI-Il
III) the utmost capacity. Iveu the hull
helm: tilled. .\t least one hundred and
Ilflvmust huIe been pnwnt. 'lhr fol
lowing pronrnnnne was mucous-fully
InII-u: Singing. Gnu-tingl‘rlee; revita-
tion. “The I‘listhtoe Bough.‘1"ettic
lCqustoi-k; exercise by twenty of the
lsnrnllI-r children. “(.‘hristrnaq Slum"
winging. "Merry ('hristlnusf' recita-
jtion. "Pet and Her Prissy," Flora
limbo-s; “Welcome to Christmas," an
everrise by thirteen pupils; singing.
"(‘heerl'ul Iiiversz" “Mutation. "('hrist-
mas Morning." Edna llurtery; dialogue.
“Gretchen." Bessie ('attI-rull and Flora
‘ilmlgI-s; Irritation, .‘larrie \‘I'alkley.
“Waiting for Santa ('l: Iusz" rI-Iiturion,
Lillie ..\iken 'lhe ( hristmuspiere cu-
titled "(‘nurting of ‘Iothcr (loose' II as
givenaud thec-“huructIrsIIere taken as
follows: l-‘IuntIIUlnus, Howard Wilson:
Mother (loose. lirlua Buttery; Illd Ivo-
maIIsz-epir .r’obwehs from the sky.
Nettie IN i‘K'ki .‘lothI-r Hubbard.
lsola ’ l: Jack. Arthur White:
Jill. ll gin Kerr-liner; .laelI llornI-r,
\"ullie l‘ll‘lltll’ll'ksl
Show. Lillie .\ikIn:
Vthll‘llt‘I‘S} bride, litlIr-l V'mrhees: I)”
l’eep. Maurie Aiken: Boy Blue. lleriI-
lingers: ltI-Il Riding Hood. Reva Alger:
\Vlllllllll with bells on her l~‘lorrie
l"II~Ill~-I': lllelltlp. Eddie Hendricks. .‘I
the I'lIIN' of the I“.\Iu'r‘i~I‘< IlII‘I‘I‘ \\‘II~:I
largo- trI-I- wI-ll laden with gifts. :lllIl
every child \I‘:I~“ rI-Inernbvrml. 'I'hv
t‘uvhersreceived several very valuable
an] useful prI-senrx'. .\.~“ the tree was
lurhtml the school burst into singing
“The Tree that Blooms at I‘hristnms."
and Santa Claus prI-aentI-Il the gifts.
.\I‘Ier“ the audience hurl gone :I lady's
gold watch was found on llll‘ floor and
tln- principal h‘l'l it llllllt‘ I-urI- oftimrge
It. I'olnslrx'k of lll‘ozlll River
Old Woman in a
bachelor. Albert
[wry
DARIEN AND NUROTON.
John I). (‘rinnnins has just pnn-husml
the large John V. llerkrr place. near-ill?
I'I‘lll“lt'l‘_\’. at the end «If the (Iorhurn
llIIIIII“.~ll':IIl. lie already has a corps of
surveyors :It Work on the grouurln and
man)“ irnprovernclrts and changes will
:It Illlt't' be en III'uI-vrl. ll‘llllillg to beau
tit)“ both ‘lr. I'rinunins' prrw'cut resi-
Ill‘llt't', li‘ir'wrnIl-IIII—rlIwHonIIIl. and his
l'l‘l’l‘lll :II‘IIIIihlllIIII.
('lllll‘lt“< “'I'lm'l‘
irnywrsonatml Santa
(‘luus at tho Sunday hnol I‘hritsrnu.~
festival in the“ Methodist lipisrwurnl
I-hIIrI-h.l:I:l night. and distributed pretty
prI-.~I-nt.~'tolln- f‘lllllll'ltll from his big
puck. An inter-stint: prograrnnw of O‘K-
orcisos'wus given to a full house.
Mr. and Mrs. .lo-‘eph Huntington. of
New York. spent ('hristrna: as the guest
Huntington's sisters. thc MIN-s
.‘.:.'u,~‘tu and linrilim- lluutiugtou
Mrs. W. l'I. firm-r. Miss Street and
.‘Ii-as \"Illiarrl have ismvrl invitatiom for
a ten next Monday afternoon. from Ito
IIII'I'lIII'lI’. .
——i‘leu‘s hip boots, finestqu:tlin,$'3.i.’I.
:It Tllt'll. ll. Ulscn's. 51 Washington
street. South NIII'II'ulk.
'l‘he .‘liw :- \uuu audf :urie Mead, of
New I‘ :Inauu. :Irespcurling a low days
with Mrs II. II. Tulles.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Plant, of South-
mevalk, llilt’i'lll‘t‘ll the guests of Mrs.
John Stern-us. ‘
Miss Elizabeth I“. (Iilligun i> spend-
in: the holidays with her lllll‘t'llln‘ at
West Sulliclrl.
Miss Frankie EvcrittIIfI Iranrre, N. .l.,
isrln‘ guest of Mix-I. William liven-ti,
Norot‘ Ill avenue.
\Vult’r'l‘ Humboldt, of New York. istlre
is flu-guest of his sister, Mrs. (‘luu'lcs
.‘VI‘lII'I'. , _,- . .
WESTON.
Horace Wymuu and Ilunghter left
town last week- to SpI-ud the nannindI-r
of the winter in Johnsrowu. N. Y.
The ('entre Street Methodist Episcr»
‘ pal church will hold its (,‘hristmasenter-
lllllllllt'lll this evening.
:\ (.‘hristmus festival will be llt‘lfl in
the Nortle M I hurch. thieevcuing. begin-
iugut To'IloI ml:
l‘runk l‘itI h is spr urliru: a few rims
I‘I'
.-IIith hissistcr, 311ml (Surrory, in Nor-
walk.
.‘lrs‘. Lloyd Godfrey and daughter
have visited Bridgeport friends.
Mrs. N. B.‘ Johnson is the Inn-st of llf'f‘
sister-in-law in Easton.
‘Iiss Florence Lane
M hool for flu holid: rys.
J M LoI kW‘OIIIltpt‘IIt :I few days of
last week III 1‘er \I.Irk
.\ sou II as born last Saturday to RM.
iand ‘Irs. I 11.1”ch
| .. ‘Irs .Tohn F'itr It hit: spent :1 tr“ days
i with Eastou friends.
The Nortield Y. P. S. (3. E. prayer
meeting was/led by Mrs. Charles Seo-
\
is home from
. abdomen, causing-u slight, injury.
Whom
m evening will be conducted
by Front Leno
Miss Battle Bradley has returned from
a visit in Enema.
W-me,w»~ «I 9,. "wow...—
SILVER MINE.
'l‘IIII pmgriumno already printed in the
Sentinel was very our-morally carried
out to the great eujoynn-ut of the lana-
unrlieace. Mr. Jackson‘s reading was
very much enjoyed and he was obliguwl
torenpond to continued applause: he
ulnornade some wry interesting remarks.
especially to th-‘young men. The t‘lllll'f'll
was very truthfully trirnnud with I'\'I't'-
grunts. .-\t thII close oi Tlll‘l'KI‘l‘t‘l‘d'cl IhI-
(Illiltll't‘ll were Il‘l'fllt‘il to cake, eumly and
nut-I.
.\ son was born to Mr. and Mrs. lleu-
ry liedell. Sunday morning.
5. II. Wulklcy and family have gum-
ro spend the holidays with hi-z mother in
lladdrun.
mm-..“ w..—
TRAGEDY IN A HOSPITAL.
A Husband Attempts to KIII Ills Wife and
Himself In Brooklyn.
Ilrroorrtrsr. Doc. BIL—Tho wildcat ms-
fuslon and disorder was caused among the
noon Inmates of the Long Island Slam asy-
lum by an attempted murder and IIuchIlII.
Alfred 1". Walker, a stoungrnpher and
typewriter. who resides at :00 Green
street, (Irmnpoiut, called to are his Wlfu,
Mary E. Walker, who is a patient at the
asylum. His previous visit had been Inadr
about a month ago, and when be present-
ed himself at the ulllce tlltlfllllllnljmtlsl was
given him, and he was escorted by an at-
tendant to ball No. (I, on the mom floor,
where his wife III confined.
She was admitted to the Institution on
May :3 and hud formerly been on Ward's
Island and Is suffering from II but the Ilnr
tars term "recurrent Innulu”~not eta
violent or homicidal churn: tel,
\\ hen the husband presenter! himself,
there was an IIIIIIctlonate greeting. the
couple utopplnrr into room 2*. a small
slooplnu apartment. where the wife sat
upon the bed and the husband on the
only chair and be: an a conversation, the
door being open.
One of the names. Miss Mary Julie
O'llalr, had just passed the door of the
room, when suddenly the report of u pi~Iul
shot rang out.
Mist-I ()‘llulr rushed to the door of the
room just In time to se.» Walker place the
weapon to his head and fire a second shot
while seated in the chair.
lmnn'diately there was a scene of the
wildest confusion, patients screamed. and
orrlr-rlios and nurses run In every direct ion.
llr. Sylvester. tho superinterulcnt, was
quickly on hand, followed by his IIfi‘lil'
ants, llrs. Tracy and Elliot. It was found
that Walker had shot his wife in the right
temple, but that Ila-bullet had glanced.
lnIlieting only a slight scalp WIIIIIIIl. III
the end” to take hlsown life he had been
more successful, the bullet inning penu-
trnted the skull just above and behind the
right ear, making Invouurl from which
the brain protruded. Ambulance Surgeon
Hodges, who responded to a call, removed
him to r't. John II hr spiral
A FRESH OUTBBEAK.
The Barn of l'rcnldont “’aluh of the Trac-
tlou Company Horned by Incendlrsrlm.
l’llllv,,‘\IIl-‘.l.l'lll.v\, Dec. :2II,—Th‘u street
railway trouble broke out afresh, but was
quickly Irtrollcd. and cars are again run—
nim: IN usual. While it lasted several cars
were stoned and their windows smashed.
but nobody was hurt. The Illllienlty on
curred on Glrurd avenue, tho cxstrlkers
charging that the division superintendent.
in soudlngont cars. vlnlarcd the company's
agreement by giving preference to the
new or nonunion men.
Tho brick stable attached to the hand-
sOmII country residence of John Lowher
Welsh. president of the Uni n Traction
company. in Germantmvn. was burned to
the ground. The tire is believed to be of
incendiary origin. There is a bitter fceI~
lug against Mr. Welsh because of his utti
tudotowurd the strikers. and it to sup
posed that some sympathi tors set fire to
the stable in u spirit of ruI Illlgu.
Fat-l Qnurrcl (Ivor Craps.
STr-zr Hl-Z.\'\'lllili, 1).. “t‘f'. BIL—lhuinn a
quarrel over a crop game among the col-
ored laborers at Bloomfield tunnel. on the
Panhandle railroad James ltlc o pulled a
murmur and tired tlvo times into the
crowd. One of the hullels passed through
the heart of Joseph .IIII ksun killing him
Instantly. lllce came from Tennessee and
has a had reputation. In a subsequent
quarrel ho :2hnt another negro . nunII-Il
James Hamilton in the groin, lnflietlng a
bad wound. The murder almost resulted
ln ur riot, and greutcxvitement prevailed
for a time. . l
“VI—alum Broker Missing.
(‘ISCIXNA'IL Der. Sit—Alex. Iumpfel, a
Wealthy Buy (‘ity (Mich) broker, ismys-
turlously running. Ho and his Wife have
been traveling south. He has been ill and
slightly nub alanccd They were on their
way. hotno from Jacksonville. Fla. . and
stopped olf hcro, registering at the Burner.
House. Tuesday night about I I o‘clock
Knoplul left his mom and walked out and
has not been seen since. Ills wife missed
hlrn and has had the polite hunting her
husband ever star 9
Spaniard Shoots Is Cuban.
TAMPA, 1hr, Ilec. “IL—Andrew ller-
nundcz was shot by n Spaniard in Ybor
City. A party of Cubans were out stroll-
Ing,‘ when n Spaniard crlcd “Viva Es-
‘punnE” 'l‘he Cubans rc—cchoc‘d the cry for
Cuba, whereupon the Spaniard shot Into
the crowd. Hernandez was struck in the
Threats
wore made during the day by both Span-
lurds and (‘uhnns and trouble was feared:
The vipflluuce of the police probably III l'fh‘
ed it.
These Are “'urllke Knights.
Crucrwarr, Dec. tot—Leaders in the
order of the Knights of Pythlas here held
II quiet meeting and organized avnlun-
t-cor regiment of infantry thatwill hold
itself In readiness in case of war. Among
those present were Manager James Fen~
ncosy, Colonel Dan Dalton and Captain
Billy Sargent
“'3! Talk It nnIIfnx.
II ..\I IFIX, Dec ‘25. —-Onc of the lending
newspapers of this city expresses the opin‘
Ion that there has got to be war between
Great Britain and the l nlted States It
believes a conflict 'absolptely unavoidable
and urges Canadians to' at ouee prepare
for It, so as to he found ready at theright
moment. ___~____m_m ‘
(II-urge F. Morrison is
home on Union avenue.
sick: at his
l-le Arrives In New York on the
Steamer Teutonic.
KB IS NOT HERE POE HIS HEALTH.
Invutlntlon or Ills Chorus of Freud
Awnet the Cup Committee to Begin at
Once—Eminent Attorneys to Tole Put
In the Coetroveny.
New Your, Ilse. tat—The steamship
Teutonic, whlch has urrlvod from Liver-
DOOII had among Its passengers the Earl
of Inna-even. who Is accompanlod by Ar-
thur Glennie and George Ankwlth. The
latter is a London barrister of grant abili-
ty and has come over. It In said. to not as
Lord IIIInI-avon's counsel. "I! will here,
It Is rumored, no less formidable an our
tngonlst than Joseph H. I '.hoate
AI merybody known by this time, Lord
Dual-men II sen-ad Ilnit to this (“entry it)
IMO!) is not one of pleasure. III! has come
to light to the last ditch In defense of his
slIlu of the controversy, the greatest in
the annals not only of yachting but also
of curry other kind of sport, internation-
al and local—a controversy that has been
responsible for as much bitterness of feel-
IIII; between England and America as the
Venmnelan oucstlon Itself.
(If the cup contest for I895 there Is
hardly one pleasant thing to be cold. Tho
van-ran superintendent of the New York
Yacht I lab hit the hullseyn very clrwerly
when he deserlhed the International bah
tie for the supremacy of the seas as corn
slstlnr: of 'a Ilukn, a foul and a ll/7l0.'
\"ln-n Lurd Ilunruven returned born“.
he was by no means so popular or wall
thought of a spurtunun as when he came
here. l"fll' some tin after his arrival in
England the earl kc It himself ,InoIlI-rutnly
quiet, but on Nov. '.I there appeared in the
London Field, the Ireeltly which to all
sporting llrllons ls more than the table of
the Ten "IIIIIIIIIIIIIllIII‘IIl'1, a letter over his
slgnatIIrowIIII-h came lIkII a bolt from the
blue sky upon our yachtsmeu. The lot-
tor, or rather the pamphlet, rurleworl the
Anu-rica's cup races for Intro. and In the
course of his review the earl charged,
plumply and plainly, tho lleIender syndi-
I-ato with fraud. 'l‘lle, charm was worded
as follow-4:
llIlnravI-n's ('hnrgcu.
“Itoth yachts lay inside :-:uuly ll-Ink on
Friday night. III-lender'srender. IlII' Ilat-
Iio l’ulnIer, lay alongw‘lde her. and her
crew were at work from dark to 1 o'clock
In the Irrorrfing. liarly- a Saturday morn
lug: my attention was drawn by thew on
board the lily of Bridgeport. inclnrlirmI
reprI-seutatl'.'e< of her .\m-.~rlI-an I'I'I'W, to
the effect lll'll [left-ruler was I'ldlrly’ IlI'I'IIv
or In the water than ~'ho had been when
measured. Min 3:: appeared to me. but 'H
her II rule" was along-uh: and unpaired up—
pan'ntlj‘iII taking material our of hrr,
it was impossible to form a definite. “pill-
ion at that time.
- “When, lII“"l'\'l.'l', I put .‘Ir. llcrulr'rson.
my representative, on lirrnrtl I). ll‘llrlr'f‘,
about II a. In, IITII‘I' the llartie l‘alurrrhad
ll ft he.r I felt IerfI-Itlv It‘l'llllll th It i).-
f: ndcr II a: immersed Ill‘l 1: er III In sin-II was
when Inea~urr I \‘III only II .n her bob
stay bolt nearer the water. which might
have been thuresul: of alteration of trim;
but. judging by tho line of bronze plating
and by tho fact that a plpo Illlllllnllll‘r’,
which was flush with the water when
uni-usurerl, was now nowlrern visible. she.
Ivm, in my dellbrrare opinion, ilnulllrg
about four inchc (ll‘t p.- r in tho water than
she II as when m: :Isurerl
"lIIus rel In t: In. to In: rl: e a formal corn
plaint. to tho Iup r-iorarn 'IIII- In It matter
Ivhirh it wad, of mun-e, lrupovibh- for Inn
to Verify”
Another insinuation to the urine ell'cct
was couched In the follmvim: words:
“ Defender lug' Saturday night at llay
ltidgc, IIith tin- lluttrc l’ulnII-r alongside
her.
“ Both y:n hI-I were rcrueusurctl on the
following day, rurnluy :lllvl'flnnlll. win-n
their loud water line. length Was found to
be practically the snrun'm when mem-
lll‘l‘ll on tho Friday previous, but I-hvior/ni-
ly that fact :Irl'ordrd no proor’ that either-
III‘ lllllll of tho 3.1th had not I-XI'I‘:-llr'rl
their Ineasurml 1v. n;:th when sailing on
Saturday,"
.Imron of New I'nrk Yacht (I...
The immediate l‘ll‘l‘l‘lr of this pamphlet
was a storrnof indignation that :~\\'I'Ill,
over this“ country. Not. only y:n-lrt.~'un-n.
"dint every man With :I drop of lllrunl in his
wins felt the chargrec to bc a personal in-'
suit. .\s' for I‘. (Ilivcr lselin. he lr'rlk the
best possible course. [In appealed to tho
\‘uw York Yurht club to investigate the
charges. Thu I-i'uh :lllS‘Yt‘l'I‘ll his request,
by appointing. at a spreial meeting held
on Monday. Nov. 1:~._ a committee con~
sistinrz of William 1?. Whitney, .l. l’icr—
pont- T‘lorszun and III-urge I.. llivcs. to
whom was referred the matter of Lord
llunraven‘s charges.
Was read from it. .‘luitluud lx’erscy.
which the writer said that Lord Dunraven
had cabled him that if thoclubso desired.
bo—l)unravcn—Ivould come to America
and place himself at. the disposal of the
Club or l0: committee. _
The committee at. nncn got things in
order for an investigation. which itin-
vired Lord Dumavc n to attend. III its lat:
ter of Not. -. ‘to the Royal \ucht squurl‘
run. notifying that body In its appoint—
ment, the committee said:
“It is our purpose to conduct such in
\‘Oitlg’fllltlll so as to satisfy every fair mlnIl<
‘ed man on cithcr side of the Atlantic, and
to that end we have already communicat-
ed with the Earl of llunruven and rc-
quested his prcscncu in accordance with
the, odor mndu by him.
’1‘hocornmitttualsoaddrII to their num-
ber III. .I l’lnlps, c\- Unit II Mans minis.
tor to England, and (uptain A. ’1‘. ‘la-
bun, United States Navy.
Lord llunraven. In response to the com-
mittee's invitation. started for Mricrlca
on Dec ll. ’l‘hcaccidcntto the hernmule,
lIoIveIcr, dcl 3;: ed him a neck. Arthui'
Glennie, who will: his fuctotunI on board
‘ ulkyric, accompanies him as a Witness.
The Investigation will begin tomorrow
at the New York Yacht club and will he"
conducted hchind ‘closcd doors. Twelve
of the Ilcfender's crew, who live at Deer
Island, .‘Ic.. h: we been summoned as Ivlt-
nesses and ham come to the city to give
their testimony. These are:
George I ‘,onant second mute: Irving
Barbour. quartermnster; John Staples,
:‘qurtermastcr; James Robbins, Elmer
Humblen, George Stimson, Will Haskell,
t hurles Wort Horace Davl~, Thomas
Horton, “ill Pickering and John Presser.
Jail Delivery at unlsvilles
Lor revolts, Dec. tat—Eight county
prisoners borrowed a saw and. cutting II
hole through the jail roof, made their cs~
capo. The delivery had been carefully
planned and was not discoverer! for a half
hour after the men had disappeared.
'Among the camping prisoners was Bill
:\t that. time a letter p
in ‘
Cldthing.
The kind we know you want and at prices you are fix ‘-v i 1‘
ling to pay. That is our idea of business. Under the»
easy elroumstances we can afford to guarantee every
garment we sell, and agree to return your money if dis-
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 for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best tid-
vertisement is our customers,
always well dressed
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
W. A. BENEUIBT & Ill
I9 Main Street,
Norwallr. “
Sentinel Building.
South llorwall.
If You Wear Shoes,
If You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
.‘II‘n'~ lCuaun-l Invisible Cork Sole'b‘hocs,
.‘lI-u's llI-avy llu<sia (‘:Ilt{l).nibln Sole Shoo-I,
.‘IeuK I‘alf Invisible t 'ork Soh- Show.
li'IIliI-J lnvi~ible I'ork Sol-2 Shoe“.
Ladle-C I‘;Ilf l) nIblI- Sob- Show. button and lace.
Ladies‘ ('jnrh ’l'op Shoes. something tine,
('u. when" Shoes in an endless I'nrh-rr.
'l'l ml at :le lill‘ oil Illlir
:lll'l Hunt; Slippers ever >bowu in town, from
$3.?!) to $5.50
$3.50 to $5.1m
$2.00 to $5.00
$3.?“
$3.50
$2.00 and $3.00
506 to $2.00
A GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
of all the but make-I, and fruit from the factory at COST.
M. H.6LOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 AND 42 WALL
STREET, NORWALK.
rEvsrybody’s Shoes Shined Free of charge.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight line
—BETWEEN——
Natural larval and Inna"
' 4111:: monuments——
II II Intuit, Eagle and Vulcan
Will leave Picrfld.
E. It.. Beekmsn street, New York, rat” .I p. m.
Lehve Norwalk 5 p m . South Norwailr 6 p. m.
Freight It eceivIIl from? a. m. to :‘I p.111.
Upon spplicsti on to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere In New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on account of the on ncrs thereof.
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sonhus’s MARKET,
. 31 38 Washington Street, South Nurwallt
. HEIDIIIIIIITEIIS FUR
Native Beef
Porter House Steak
Sirloin Steak
llound Steak
Shoulder Steak
l’riun- Roast
llih llonst
Pork Chops:
Pork, 1:! lbs for
Sousa e, Sperry & Barnes
Legs .lutton
Z‘Iutton‘Chopq
Fore Quarter .‘Iutton
FrankfurtI-rs
l‘EI'
:II.‘
Inc and Ice
III:
31'
$1
“if:
\‘C
‘ III:
.II'
11h:
our sins urns.
Cash Prices.
’Iolorzna 10c
Fresh and Pickled Tripe SI:
llearl Cheese IOU
II.“ Liver ‘Vltrst 100 r
Hams. sugar cured 10c
Shoulder 7c
is ill. [lard ‘ " 250 '
Pickled Tongues i120
Smoked Tongues , Jsc
Sauerkraut :
Fresh Urnu‘nd Bonus for Chickens
lrery Tuesday and‘ Friday
Other Cuts in, the Same Proportions. All kinds oi Poultry at
Ilre lowest Possible Prices.
Ryder. the notorious outlaw, awaiting
Inisl 13W 5 i I
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
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Norwalk Chronicler