Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 27, 1895 · page 3

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New York Announcement.

Homer’ 3 Furniture

In the I est in the market boom 0 rep
IesentingtheprodIIetIIIIISIIt the best
Innlters only. No such Inagnillcent
disIIIny can be seen in America (ee-
cupies eight spneious liners.) and no-
where can equal values in line Furni-
tum he obtained.

Novelties III III Holidays.

Thorn (‘IIITIIII'IH‘ tIIIIIII..IIIIl.~‘I of nrlicl 'I-. from
the lIII'SIII‘lhlVI' ll II-II'IIr. I’IIISI' (”link or Writ-
ing: l)l'.‘I-‘.T” tho IIIII~I I‘I.\I|ui.~1tu “(INSIDE
’l'.II-II'IIr('al-inI-t. 'I'IIII‘II III-~iI'II'1‘4IIf I-‘I‘II'CI-
in: II-IIIIII. II:IIIII~IIIII-- :IIIII III-Ir-IrI-ic'ome
ll- lIIlnI' IIII7~. ‘I'Ill tin-I :1111: I ~ “IIIIII‘I' in our
VII—t .~II IIII. IIIIII at all I:zI-II~.II.IIIIII'IIII1I'I.'IIII-

SnIIII {or bIqutIt'uIIy Illustrnted
book, ‘ ()n': AIIII-IiI-an Homes, and-

llow To lI'IIrIIiatI Them.”

R. J. Homer & Co.,

Furniture Makers and Importers.
6I, 63, 65 W. 23d S'I'L',‘ N. Y.
(\IIJIIIIIIIII: l'III-n Din-cc).

I.IIIIIII rI'rI II '~I- -t11lli~IIIIIIIut I-mne of the
! uIItH T3 \IIIk..——\IIIIII.II;IIr (umnhn!

 

CANDY

the fines€ in the city, choice of
16 kinds at '7 lbs. for“ 5c.

 

Oranges, Nuts.

Raisins, Currants, Jams.

White: Grapes, Celery,
AND?

Everything
‘ iii/Ins.

SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJI’I

72 Keith Main Street.

A RARE «CHANCE!
II PAYING BUSINESS!

conslatlngnt (II-nous. anrry and Ice Cream
hilt-III]. 5.. Will I»- rllld-VI'T'V (Ila-nu on account
of III rImlIII. l-LIII ry: IIIne nlIoIII the business Is
In good .I-lIIIpo- and: his la n rare opporquIt)
forth;- r' um [IrrI-IIII. AppI) at. this chic» II
I" J." ‘lEl‘hULL’EN gum}!

Physician for Women

——~—A co. ,__.__..

IIIIS 113.11. I. .GIJIIFIIIID.

(‘1. II l1: Consulted at her IIII'Ice

342 Broad St . Ermgeport,tconn..
from if! It In. to 7 II m. M 3‘ day ex e’pt Sunday
Tim [helm-Id 3 £13.11 er plIysI. ‘an. and {II
III» 1III~r n‘nr own seas has made the III‘
EASeflnt “(HI “3' n Fllflf IIIII. Ln lea suf
{er III: from my IIimI- Iult) ln’l Idem to Ihe sex
(In mnsult Dr. Gull: I‘m-II In the otrlrtret (I n-
firwnr'e. with the assurance or rmlvlng
the most thIITlll III-:1 N'lvnTlIIC treatment.
known In InIIdI In sorcery and media or.
Home euro.- wtth nlll'B-J rurnl had when requir-
. 'I‘Irma nnIeraI-I AIl letters promptly
replied to. ICIIIVEU stnmtI. m‘lflétt

IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII hurts 111111

5] Washington 5mm.
Own I'lnlI)‘ 1mm“ to I: II. 111.. and from lit
a p m~ an! on Monday evenings from 710 I
‘rTnTIJ‘efil IIlI/er-II :er Ilrnmlte.
3.1.}va SUI.“ 1. :Id. Pry-I.
JUHN ti. I-‘lrlitius. Vite-l‘rest.
JOHN H. WAIT. Sou. Ind Tron.

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‘/ - inless space,

, 1'5 ml in tin-extension of the railway of

normal size.

11511:: IIIIII IIIII IIIEIII II III
SEIIIIIIEI’S IIEI'IIIITEIIS.

tom III The Things my 800 lull Hour
In Home“. South Multan Vicinity
[luring Thclr DIIImI loumylngs.

Security Council. N. P. U., will llll‘t‘l
tonight. '

J. B. Sturgee. of Wilton. will l‘elt‘llll’lllt‘
his silver wedding next Monday.

A Nl‘lllllll‘ will be hold at the I'm-III
IIIIIII-II. of SquuI-l B. Crnwl'ord, Qriuiliury.
tonight.

TIII‘I‘IIH'A‘ of llIIrnI-n L. Huhhell Vb“.
(‘lim‘lm J. Youngs will he tried in IIIII
'l‘owu Court, I‘Intunluy. '

‘ (In ('lIriIItnIIIII Ilny, (‘IIlIInIIl Rum-ll
Frost gnw hi.‘ (‘Ilt‘t‘k fo! r.» toward the

(‘odur IIIrI III purk improvement. I

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At the I-ounty juil. Bridgeport. (.‘hrist-
Inns. :1 dinner of roast s11nrerih and other
extrnI-I wus provided for lll2. who were
iIIInIItI's by I'oinpulsion.

PersonslIaI'inghillII nuninst [110 why
are requested to present llll‘lll In City
(‘lI‘rkJIISI‘IIh'l‘Iu‘lIIr on or before he.“
Mondny. for payment hy the present
Board of (.‘IIllllt'llllll‘u.

lntIIrIIstIIt the rum of six per I-IInt.
llt‘l‘ nIInunIi'IIrtlII- current six nionthI.
will bIII-rIrIlitIIIl III IleIIIIitorII, January
I. 1.896. by the Norwulk Suviugs IIIIIIIIIty.
and paid to them IIftIIr .Tnnnnry IIIIII.

Ev ‘ritt Wiphnm. of Nurwnik. has III-I
I'l‘lVI‘Il his I'onunission IIH IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I-lI-I_--
triviun on the (‘IIlqulIian “HP. from
NI-w York tn the l’III'iliI- I'Il;l.~'l 11f MexFIIII
IIIIIl ('I-ntrul and South AIIIIII'iI-an [I'Jl'l‘fi
1le will make his first l‘l’lllhl‘ITIlllllill'y II‘.

Governor (‘olliu has :IppIIiIIII-Il Wil—
liunI E. Morgan, of NI-w th't‘ll. as
lllI‘IlIIII‘I‘ of tlu- Suhlivrs' llnwital lIIIIII'II
for two years from January I. l‘I‘Jii.
Mr. Morgan was IIonIInIItI-Il II_I' Illl‘ lll'-
IIIIrIIIIIIIIt I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘. (I. A. IL, and
r-III'I-III-Ils IIinIsIIlf IIn tIII- lIIIanl.

\QIIZII'II‘I‘IIIIISII'I'IIIt'llt'l‘lll Illalll‘llw has
m-nt out Illillllh‘ III ilFI't‘l‘lillll IIII‘ lllllll'
III-rs IIlI l‘llll'~' in INNSI‘SHIHII of the ynrinns
I-IIIIIIIIIIIII-s of the state so :15 III tI‘III'I-
llli‘lll I~IIIIulIl they I.II-I llllxt‘tl up with
{II'I’ IIrI Ila-11y III other I'IIIIIIIIaIIIls. “3" they
SIII‘III‘TllllI‘S IIII ut I'IIIIIII. “nor am» IIIIIIIII
L’J'III'J guns IliIItIIIIIIIIIII tlIrIIIlghIIIIl Illl‘
state. 'l'livl'uitI-Il Slilll‘.‘ numbers Im-
on Tllt‘ Springfield rifles and ”IV <t;ItII
IIIIIIIIIIII's on IhII l’I-alIIIII)’ guns.

('Il)‘ ('II‘I‘I; ITIM‘llIl 'l;1\'l1fl“.tl\'II-I lltIlll"t
II The Sentinel that all poisons iIItIIr-

the Norwulk TI‘IIIIIII'III' I-I'IIIIIIIIIII'. from
South Mnin strIII-t through Monroe.
I‘llt’sllllli. ('IIIII-I-I'Il and South Main
streets to the bridge 'lll IlII-uIlIIw street.
tlIIIt II pulIliI' III-:Irin'; 1111 the plans and
IIIIIIliIIIItiIIns suIIIIIittI-II III the (‘IIIIIIIIIIII
('It-ITII‘II III' the IIIFIIIIIIIIII' will lw III-III IIII
MIIIIIlIlfi'. DIII-IInIlII-r :51), at N II‘I-IIII'II'.

Willie Sterling. IIHII'IIIIII I. lI‘I'IIIIIIliII
sII'IIIIt sIIlIIIIII. has been IIII‘III'IIIIII tirat
prize. "With III-II in Virginia." l1)“
Pl'llll‘llllll l"II:ItI'I. for drawing: ”11- III-,st
lllillN 11f IlIII stIItII III" (’IIIIIIIII'tiI'uI, IIIIII
IIII‘ IIIWII of NIIrwallc. The I'Hlllllt'i’lllllll
“'th III-thII-n IIII‘ higher ,‘JI'IIIII'S of TIlI'

sI-IIIIIII. .‘ITlr-‘S IIZIIII‘ KIII'II, III' the HIIIIIII
,‘J'I‘lllll', IIIIs I'III-IIIVIIII :1 prize. "Views of

IIIII ("IlliIlllIlllIl Exposition." for the
III-st lllllII'II‘I'I‘lI‘."lli iII ])1'lllil2l!l.~’Ill[I dur-
ing- IIII- tIII'III.

lluriug BI‘III Austin's :llbL‘TlL'I‘ I‘rIIIn
\II1.II I 1k llI‘ lIII~ IlIIIIIIIIInsiIlI rulIlII IIII\I~:-
IIIIIII-r \IIIIII. hnving hot-11 on the stall of
the NI-w ‘ll‘ltflllh‘ Picayune, ITII has
tI'III‘I-IIIII IIxtIInsiI'I-ly IIIIIl I‘IITI‘I'IEIIIIS hi4
I'riIInIlK' with ngIplIiI' IlIIsI-riptions of a
Mexican lIull tight or II \‘lI‘W from thI-
summit III' the RIII'II'y Mountains. III"
lrill fluent talkI-r and 11:15 lost IIIIIIII III"
hisolIltiIuIIsunI’iII‘ which nukes lIiIII
hIIllltllllliU'. NI-Ix'spupvr notices 1w lIIIs
by the yard, lIuI his head still retains its

'lln' I'IIIlIIIIiIIIIs I.IIII 11 up :I' all IIII‘
Iuassu in the (Illilltlllt IIIIII'I'II on
('hristlnas Iluy, ('llllhflllllt‘ the (‘hrin‘t-
I11n~ 111151-1115 fIIrItluI priests. It in the
only IIII'IIl'iIII: lllIlIlI‘ IlIII'iIIt: the I‘lllll'l‘
)I'I':I!‘ that they ill'I' (IntiIlIIIl to any slum-
III'. and that is the l‘l‘Ilh'IIll why" tlu- I'Iiith—
ful i't-I’Il n~zthougl1 the): “PP in Iluty Tltlllllt}
to IIIIIIII'iIII'ItII. It is (Illt‘ IIftlIII precepts II
tlIIII-hurI'lI that the ilIII'k shall I‘IIIIITI'
Illll" III the >llllpnl‘l of the shepherd; :llltl
IIIII oiiserraum- of this obligation is just
us iIIIhpIIit Int iIIIlI tI-nniIIinL:thereiigi- III~'
(Wllillilill’l oi the purishonei. IlSOlX‘IllI‘llI I-
to any of the otlu r precepts.

 

\Dss Duisy RyIlI-I‘, [of Nurwnlk.
(I‘lt‘lll's school in district No. II III \Vil-
ton. Tlleeorrespoudent of the Chron-
iI-III says the H‘Il‘lllu‘S held a pleasant
little entI‘IrtIIinnient at the school house.
A nntnlverof IIIII lads and lussiI-s H‘Cltt'll
appropriate \‘I‘I‘fit‘fi in II manner that he-
tIIkIInI‘Il (‘lln‘flll training on the part of
their teacher. Miss Ryder, who had IM‘I‘H
nIItiriIII: in llI‘I‘ IIII‘IIrts III perfect the
I‘llllIlTI‘ll in thIIir parts. The SI'IlIml
r1 IIIIII was II'I'I'IIIII' IIIIIIIImtI-d with our
and SI'urlI‘It IIII‘ITIII-i. and the
I,'l1ristm:L< ,trw was well laden with
presents I'orall. It wnsn putty open-

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MI III
will!» held tonight.

John Council. the mntruI-tor, who
laid the West III enue Innendrun ruIIIl fur
merit) of Norwnlk. Iliod 'l‘uIIsIluy in
New Hnwn.

 

The llmllufllt‘tlll'tll'fi of Aunt JIIIIIIIIIII'S
pancake tIIIur have II stand in Charles E.
SI-yinour‘n ngx'I-ry store. and on ngvnt
is making IIIIILIIII lug IIII :I_\ sunIplIII.

DIutulIuI Fowler Pmt. (I. A. R . in III‘
IIordnnro with itu thin:- honored IIuI-t-uu.
will keep “open IIouIIe” New Year's
IIIII'. ntits III-IIIIqunrteer. III‘.’ \VI'IIIIinu-
ton Iain-III.

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N‘lu‘ AIlIIlplIi IluurtIIttII went to (‘rnn-
II‘Ill'S'. \‘I'I-IIIIIIIIIIIII' night. In I-Iiue III the
Slxly‘fitwt‘lllll anniversary of the birth»
Iluy II! Fred Hawks, who I-IIIIII'IIIIIIIIII II
large IIunIlIIIr of Klll'flih‘.

 

'l‘lII-(‘liriII'tInas festival of IIIII South
Norwulh (‘IInngIgIIIiIInul Hunduy .N‘IIIIUI

will Ill! held tonight. ill I II‘IIIIII-k. .\
IIIuIIiI-al and literary III‘IIuI'IIIIIIIIII will

Ilt' H‘lltlt‘l‘l‘tl. and gifts l‘I‘I‘I'lYt'Il.

WilliuInMillI-l'. of I’. H.
gz'III-I-ry. mII-sml the ("II'I‘I‘I’I :llthI'l' III
the rI-lIus III I". .I\. [IIIIII-‘I: wind-1w. nnIl
rot-rived IIIII Iiret prize. a plum pudding.
which he enjoyed with his ('Ill‘lhllllil‘v
IIIIIIIIIr.

SIII'IIIIIIII",~'

...—......»—

'I'III‘pupIIrIIIII IIIII IiIil suit of Mrs.
A1111 llIIIIIforIl, IIl'I South NoIIIaik.
tin NIIIIInlk TlIlllI\\Il} I-IIIIIIIIIII)‘. I-lai1n«
ing $'I,I‘III’IIIIIIIII1I.:II.~I for Him III-:IIII III III-r
minthelntv IlliIIIr R. Mumford. who
was killed by I'IIlli11:,.r from our III' the de-
fI-IIIlauI'sI'IIrsut Rownyton. \\'I'l"l‘ san-
I‘II upon SIII‘rIIIIIry .‘lIlllt-‘TII'III 'I‘III-sday
night.

The (‘ouuty ('IIIIIIIIia-IIIIIIIII' I‘llIlII' tu
Nurwnlk )"I'alt‘l‘llily :IItIIt'IIIIIIII III I'IIIIIiIIIl
SIIIIII‘ III-ulvrs that if they IlIIsiI'II to mn-
tinuv l:II.~'iIIII~.~'. wiIlIIIIIt III‘IN'I'IITIUII. it is
nIIIII-ssury for thI-uI to I'IIIIII'uI'II
with IIII' liI'I‘llfiI' I'I'II. QIIIII' :I Illllllllt'l'
III‘IIIIH‘ applit'ntiousIIIIIIIII'IIII NIIIII‘ tiIIIII
11;:11. IIaI'II I'IIilIIIl to “my the I'II-I thus l'III‘.
null IhI-I' zII'I- mm to In- IIIIIIIiIIIl that
they must ;..II'IIIIIII'.-l1uv up.

I'IllIlI'

Connecticut Palenls.
Til" IIIIIIIWIIH.P IIIIII'HIrI
III-II. :.‘I. huh, l.i~I t'urni~l1IIII l'I‘IIin IIIIII'IIH
III' .\. .\l. \\'IIII~IIII'.I’;It.-11t I.II-.I'I I' and
SIIIII'III‘I’. II'III'JIIIIIIVI.
.‘II. B. ll;II;IIIIIIIIII. I’II'III ,zll'IIIl.
lIII‘llI NIIIIIIIII'II‘T‘F: ll. TIIIIII-II. \I \\ ll.1\'-
III. IL. (I l’IIIk, IN I'aIIIIIIII IIIIIIII llll lIII II:
II I .lII I\Ii:.~ .\I \\ ll. III il lllllll .IIIIII t I II'II-
IIi11,: mm- IIIIIII:‘ .I.. l’ ,‘I .IIIIi11:. . MI I-iIlI-I.11
II‘I III I-IIII'IIII II It: \‘I'I. (I, lir-Iu‘n, MI-I'i-
III- 11‘. IMIIIII IIII\; l’. lfilmiII.\\';IIIIIiIIII')'..
It\III1.~IIIIIIr II: III; I‘. .I. HIII‘I'III, “Hurr-
l1uI'y,lII-I-r I'ImlIIr: II. II. .\Il:IuI~. .\'II\1.‘
I'I'iI'IIIII. I'IIst IIII': If. P. lIrIIu-II‘. Noy-
wiI'lI. snap IIIIIIlI': 'l‘. II. llIIIIlittiII, I’II'IIII-
I'III‘JI. \VIIIIIIIW tI'I'l‘I‘I'lI.
lll‘ifilt :N.
L. VIIIIIII'I‘II'II, \‘I'nlliuut'III'Il. tiIlIlII.
'l'l{.\ l)l£-.‘.l.\RII5.
lllgenll t\' ('IIIIIIIIb. l).111lI111'I‘, III

\\I'l'I‘ issuI-Il

I‘IIIIII.

L‘I'Il'

1'Ini11-

II;IIIIIIII huts: III'IIIIIIII'II :I!III .\I'111--II‘I111;:.
NIIw II IIIIII ll 1 III IIIIII I\\1t sIl'II Ina:

.\. II‘I.

III.I.~' 5:.1111IIIIII. ~II-IIIIII lIll'I'Z‘JI.

SAN FRANCISCO HOLDUP.

A Rrwnrd III Mann) 0113- rod 1 or the f on-

 

virtion of the Highwaymen.

SIV lI‘::.\\I'1~I'II, III'I”. :27.—->'I-:'rI~tnl'_'I'
Leah» of tho l’nI'Iiln' I'IIINt .lIIII'kI-y l‘lllllv
IIIIII III‘I‘IIrI-Il ll rI-wnrtl of 51.11110 {or the firm
rust and I-IInI-ieIIIIII of nor of tlIII rurtlI-s
engugml III the holdup III‘ hi~ I'nslIiI-r. .l.
I'IIIr‘It. IIIIII I'llIlIIIII'l' IIIIIIIIIyIIII I111 :1 iii't‘l‘t
t‘lll" I11 tlunuit~ltiri<oi III1.~'I-i1y I‘IIrI-‘triIas.
when $2,113” was sIII'IIrIIIl III‘ IIIII lItIIII llll‘ll‘
IIItI-r shooting IIIIII \I'Illllllllll." ‘ I'IlSIlll‘l‘
IIIIII IIII: assistant. ’l'IIIII II..I 5m rII- ‘I
turf LI‘nkII r-I'Iyl-l. he will I'o rm; \lv flII'E
IIIIIIseIt, and IIIIII'II is II HTI‘IIIIL’ [It IitI:
limit when (Ill' (lll‘z't'fill's IIT [Ito JIII'I. IllIl
meet. the rewurd will he considerably I11
I-reuwd.

’i'IIII rohhery w:I< I-nrofully [lllllllll‘ll 11nd
III-III'I‘I'IIII'II' {‘XI‘I‘IIII‘II. The manner III III 1
tank and [tin .‘l\'l‘lllllI III 0:1'11110 hilll lmthI
IIIIIIII well ('tlll lured. I"rlllll their inves-
tigntion the IIoiIr-II II IIIIdIIIl that thoI
rIlIII 1‘ used In: tho I'IIII ‘IIHMIII'I II when:
In uwngon tot‘Im «Inn of the IIIIIIlIIp,I
and th: I! IIIII \Inguu lmd III on lIft. III II
I'IIIIVIIIIioIIt plueo tr: convey the 1111111 [Run
tho Home. .\II one in IIIII neighborhood
snw nuy one with :1 min during the IIIIyI
or evening. TIII!‘ Worn {our Iu'llvu llll‘ll sewn:
in one Vt‘hlflln on any of tho rIIIIIIq nonr the
trnI'k. It is holievIIIl the rifles. \‘v’t’l’t', taken
close to tho h’I'I‘lllI of the robbery. nIIIl that;
the men who used thorn wIIrI- IIIIIIIIIII nut
III ho film“ In tho IIIIIIIIII m‘. of one another.
unlllthu tinIIIInInII IIIr1IIItiIIn.

BALTIMORE’S BIG BLAZE.

An Early Mornlng Fire Destroys 8300.000
“'oth of Properly.

llIII.’I‘I.\IIIIIIII. lIIII'. :37.—-'l'lio {our story
iron front huildin: III. .3 and 7 West Bnlti-
more Stu-rt, f)\\'vllt‘ll lI_I' lllll A. S, Aliull 05‘
trite and crumpled hy tho ilrtn of. IIIIhIII I\'
(WI. :15 :1 I'Iothint: store, wan totnlly IIII~
nirnyed IIy lire about 1 II‘IIIIII-k this morn—
I'ng. ’l‘lm adjoining lIuilIlIng-I, II and .5
South I,.‘I1:IrlI‘< IztrI-I't and :I Went Ilnlti-‘
more {itl'l‘t‘l., also III'IIIIIIIIIII IIy Ilehm I\'
(10., WI‘I‘I) IIIIIliy damaged IIy water. The,
establishment is lIn‘IIwn {H Ul‘lllll'fl I'II'IIIII
hall nnd is mm of the largest III the city.

.\ rough estimnto 1II:IIIII9 the loss on
stool: at HriIIIWIllI and (III the building; at
SIMILUIIII; fully entered by I:I.~.1Irnnun. The
fire i: sumnmul to burn IILIgiizuted from
the electric light wires.

 
 
 

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'1]: 0 Stanford Suit.
‘.W:\SI‘KMIIO.\I, III-c. III. -‘-—llis attention
having been culled to [Inbllmtluns stating
thut the (leIInrtnII-nt or justire lIIId no eon-
fltlenro In Its I.Ig suit ngnlust the estate of
the late Senator HIImIIIrIl Attorney Gen-
eral llnrmun snitl III. It he lInIIVI‘xnIIIlnIId
Cart “My th.I llllt‘s «Inns II'I'I".III\CII und in
tho lightnf thI Iltl\l‘2‘\0 (Irrisions of the
lower court. and so {or from heinfldiseonr
nut-II, he exported III establish thn I‘luim
against tho r‘tnnl‘oril ostuto Irv IN‘I‘III‘IYIH II
InI'III'IIIIIe IlIIII'uzioII [rum tIIIIIIIIIIreIur I'IIIIrt ;
of tho I'IIIIIIII States. If the go‘ternment
won that =1Iit. ho added. It. would be used
115:) precedent to Istnhlihh tho rlghn of
the IrIIVIIIrI :1; out III'Iinst. Mr.ll11ntlmzton

 

 

In; ofvthe holiday season.-

I and thootIIIr n~~nt1ntezet Mr. StnnInrdI

In “I” Central Pacific Iailroad enterprise.

5

" mark.

. attire.

Mobel Wright, Once Mrs. Yum
go, Weds Count Zlchy.

 

m CEREMONY WAS PRIVATE.

 

Potter-ml M It. Ihphu'e Church It; I
(I.II-on. Prion utu - III-nonunio-
hon the Archbishop—no to I. Kohl‘-
III "on” In Salty! 0 In.

New You. Doc. Stu—Count Zlohy elf

Auntrlnfluuuary and Mabel Ellznhetl
erght, formerly Mn. Fernando annua,
are married. The ceremony occurred at
St. Stephen'l Roman Catholic church.
Em TWIIuIy-elghth street.

That the ceremony mu to take plum.
had been kept a prolounil norm, and tin
wedding party «matured 0T barely II doze
pornoul. The body of the church was IH
dense darkneln. and the only light: won
the cundlel at the altar. 'l‘tIo weddlnn,
party. con-Imago! the lIrlIlo and lIrIIlI- :
53011111.th lIrlIIo' a father. George I‘ urtII '
\\' right; two "leads of the groom and tm |
Mullen. who roquultcd that their names In I

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’l‘II'IInIy-nlnth stI-nvt IIntIanI-o III the ‘
('Illlrt'll l)l‘(lll‘[‘lly III the filll‘llllllt‘ll liming
'l'lIry worn UIIIIflI'I‘ to IIwnIt in the I'lIIIrIIl:
for on IIIIIIutIIII lI‘II‘ nrrivul III I‘ll!“ II! the?
Austrian vino rII:II'ulII IOI‘IIII’II III this why.
He oventunllynIIIIIIurI'Il, I‘Illll III a striking
uniform of dark IIIIIII IIIoIlI, with Inns»
lIuIIoIIII. .

The presence of tho Austrlun VII'II eon
filll was IIIIIIIIssary to L’IVI' Ilu- I’l'l‘t'llllllly n
I'i\il as Well as II lI‘IlglII‘IH SII’IIIIII'HIII'I‘
I'IIIlI-r II III-w llIII‘I:1rl:III III-t I‘lYll qur
rim.“ F have Ill't'll II-Iru‘aizud. ltI mm nI-Iw-
Fury III-II I‘IIIIIII ‘/,iI~IIy II.I IIIarI MI I1 II II,
IIIIIIIII' rillluiuns :Iml I'IVII IIIIIIIIIIIII; III 11-"
for! his tith- to I't‘l‘léllll property III lIIs In
Hungary.

Arrlnblahup Corrlznn’n BlI-n-lnt.

'l‘lIII mnIrrlnrrr1 of .'Il.-IIIIII Wright III t'ounl
'/.iI'lIy wu-I l'I‘II'IIl'lITIII under the IIrrhIIIIlI-I-
Inpnl IIIIIIIrIiug. AII IIIIINIIIIII I ’IIrrig: III grunt
in" thu dispensation :‘IItI-I n I :IrI IIII IIquu
InIIIlon III IIIU u: IIIIIIIIII III~1IIII III I M
IIT'III‘I and Him groom. ’lIIII I‘ IIlIIIIiI
thin” 11 IlIIIII IIIII I IIII IIIIn tlIII man. 1141 .II
II (IIVIII’W (I III I on \I itlIout run 15.- Il IIISIII ll-
blliltlll. Ar. IIIILSIIIIn I'IIrri-van gruutIII! l1i~‘
lIlI-s-zing to IlIu pIIII.iIIuII:'II'. and their IIInr-
riIIuII IIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIy IIIIlIIwml.

Win 11 the IIIIII~IIIIIIIy WIN nt I111 I‘IlIT. the
llridnl 1-111) IIIII r- .l I llIIITll III I: II II I II: III-
41']. and Wide and I‘I'IIII III 1-;.‘nvII lllt‘lr
IIIIIueII In lllt‘ III :I~'II 1‘.

l'ron IIIIIVIIII: the I-lIIIrI'II I'I lilll nIIIl
('unntw-a ZII'IIy drum III 'IIlf‘ \\ Irzilwr IIIII
tel, II III‘rI' film lIIIII‘ I II II II' I iIII: HI'iI‘I‘ ,~I‘I‘

'amu III rII {ruin >Iut1 [In I;III.1. liu-y Will
TI‘TIIIIlll Ill.'I"ll III.III ‘iIfIITIIt-Iv. \IltI-II tiny
t-‘illI for Europe, They will go :11 IIIIIIII II

l‘aiis IIIIII In 111 there to \"II mm (‘4 11111
"Cit-III .4 family winks I‘I-“II hiuh sZIIIII-1I III II
llunuuriun I. IIIIIIIIy. He no 1.; I:1r:'I~ l 5

rules: III-nr \'iIIIIII.I and II Illlt‘ TI‘-'llIU-'ll II in
that IIIII', "l'ho IIIIIIIII, II'ItII li :II-IIIIt VII
yours or age. in wealthy in his uwi'I right
1111:! in tho IIIIlIIst. son III III~1 pnronts. It i.~'
IIIIIIIIrstoIIIl' IIuIt tlIII IIIIrIIIIIIIIII' III‘I‘N‘ IIIIt.
)llt'l‘l with the full approval of IIIH people. T
'l'hn IIotIilIII of III“ Innrrlafgo IIItIIIIIIIIIIIt}
urn not known.

.‘Ilvllit‘l l‘lll'lJlI'l'iIl Wright
debut, in New York soIglIIty III

lllYlIlI‘ III-r ,
tho l’ntIi-'

IIrI-hs' [mil in tin I'intIIr III IIIN‘U (III. “or
rIIInIIrItIIlIlII luvnuty ‘I‘ Ilt'l' tho Inns! IIII ,

llllrl‘ll lll‘lllllllllltl IIfthI1 IIIIIIHI‘III. SIIII II'IIII'
without. fortune, IIut Ill‘l‘ [Il't'Ht'lIl'll “HI?"
soon sought III the very Ilt“~'II I‘.I"lII!‘§ in
\‘IIw YIII'II'. Sim was IIIIIrriIIIl III l"IIrIi:InIIII
.\. Ylnnxu n {I'w IIIIIIIIIIII IILII'I‘. llII IIIIII
Ill‘t‘ll iunrriIId IIrII-I'inusiy to .\l:Ir.I'\‘1r.I:inin‘
>IIIIIII,I\VILIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1| III‘I'I'I‘II III' IIIVIII‘I‘I'
from him from IIIII (YIIIIIIIrnin courts: and
Tllfll’l‘lI‘II .\lr. .lII. H. ’l‘itl'nny.

(iv-norm (.‘IIIIIIIIIII Agnln Benton.

KIII \\’I:~"I', lluc. 27.—I\III'IIIII.II IIroII-o-
(“eived lII'rn that II linttlI- line-I just III‘I'Ill‘l‘t‘II ‘
hotweun the I'aiitzunrtl‘ III' the itisurgzrtits
and that of tho Spanish :lI'III)‘. ruul that
tho ‘Hllilulllrilh‘ were repulsed. Colonel
Prat, who IIIIIIIIIIIIIulIIIl thII SIIIIIIIIIII \‘Illl- l
guard. wus I{lllt‘.tl. Martinez (‘anipus I'I‘II.d ‘
present IIIIII IIIrIIIItIIIl the retreat III" the
SpaninrdI to .lIII. I l‘: mos. I‘IIIIIIIIIs foreru-
Iiro IIIIw Intronr‘luul .I that. IIIIII'm I‘xptrt
ing to he IIttuI kIII‘I II) II'onIez' I~ Innin army. .
Campos has turned IIll tho civilians in
.lowllnnos and is forcing them to do milI- ,
tnry duty.

Smiety and Fontlmll.
ME\II‘IIT>‘, live. ‘I. «l’IIrIIanI the most
uni IIIII II: 11111» of football I-Ior witnessed in
this I'ountry was played at (‘lllTl‘llfi' park
hetw-IIIIn n picked IIIIIVIIII III l’I-inI-IIIIIII IIIIII
Ynlo ll!ll\'(‘l“llflt‘a' qul the Memphis At‘h
loIII: (illlll. "ho Varsity 'lllt‘ll won the
gnum easily by n more of :I'.\‘ to 11. Tiny
nt‘fnir WIH lllutlo tIIII III‘OIIHIIIII or n grout
society event here.

, neath' horn the Current.
A\I.~rI-:I.II.\II, N. Y.. DN'. LIZ—Living
stun M. (JIImIII‘s, II linemnn oIIIrIlIIanl by

1 tho Amsterdam Are ,1 light company, wa.c ;

instnrttly‘ldlivd wliiln lixing 11 light used;
for street lighting. 'l‘hoieurrunr, which .
mm wry strung. IIIISSEII tlnou‘lrh his body.

A slight Hour on the thin was the only

all charts to resuscitnte the 1mm

prowd Iruitless,

Rain In the Price of Sugar. 1
PHILADELPHIA, Doe. 27.—-Reflned shg- I
an: advanced one-eighth of a cent; in symv ,'
pathykvhh rnw sugnr. which made It con i
responding rise. The cause of the upward ‘
mmnmont was the rumors that the Cnlmn I
insurgents intend hunting all tho sugnr
plnntntinns. The IIIarlIot was unusually I

i
Trnmmen lone Their Lives. ‘ I
ATLMTA, IIIIII. flit—Two Southern roll I
mod freight trains come into I-olIIIaionI
near (Thatlnhouehoe. Fireman D. WIIIIII‘
0! Birmingham and W. (I. Shulo of Atlan I
ta were killed. and Engineer Roberts was
probably totally Injured Three tramps
were more or leg-III seriously Injured.

Prlces to

‘all on ( r send a postal card to mo, and I will give you flgI

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nlIility to meet your every desire In the
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pituuint; van that. we do! not hesitate to
im Ito you to inspect our entire stock.
,Ful‘ Christmas presents we mks
IIIII-einlty of line Pocket nnd'Tnbla Gu‘h
IIIry,IIiIIII- our line of Peck 85 Snydw
Skate - I'Iinnot he equalled for the earn
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