Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 30, 1895 · page 3

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BOARD OF RELIEF.

Not In: in III rIIIIy giI on that the Board of
Relic! for the loan-Ii VIIrIIulk on the
asueunu-III tin of Hts. will meet in tho
noieotIIII-n’ aniline. \inmlny. January Inn,
at 2 II clock p. III.; W IIIIuImIlny etching.
.IIltlltirlI h h. MI I II cinch; Saturday. Jan-
unrv llIII. III. " II t‘II'tk p. I_II. . \V IIrlnendey
evening. January lFIIlI. at I 0 'clnclr; saturr
day. January III: II III 2 o c'lock p. "L:
\\ cdrmuiny l‘\t'itiitl:. January 23d. at. 7
o'clock. and l-nturdny. January" 'I',Ih IItL’
IIMciIIIiI p. III . for this purpoIIe of hearing
and IieII-rIIIininI: any and all IIppI-als
made to them Il'IlllI tho doings of the an—
mm: It“.

.Thc Ii Inn] of iii-lief will meet with the
cam-Inn run juiut hoard. January lNLh.
III 3 I. 'clIII-k p III. for the purpouc of MI: II-
inl' tlIII pollu of mid; and indigent. III-nous.

II S I\I'. 11'.“ Board
. III: .\‘lti FF: I .\IoI RI I of
.l\.\llIln‘ .\I. l. \.\I: III-Her.

Ih-raanher 2i. NM.
ill]; Int

Iiity Board of Relief.

Notice is hereby gi van that the Board of
Relief for thIII' ityIIi South VrIrIIIIIk \HII
meet on \londuy, January 1‘: h. Will or ‘J
o ‘clock p. ill.’ .. Friday. dunno I“ turn. lH‘IIi.
\\ eduIsdIIy. .lIIIIIIIIrI loll). ill‘li, Wednes-
day. January :.'.‘mi. lIl‘Jti, 'I'ilt'niliu'. January
38th. lt-‘Elti. Ilt 7:2tilo'loizlt p. III.. atthe Coun-
cil Chamber, on "itVIIlliltI strut. in said
city. for the purposz- of IIIIIIriIII; and IlI-tI-r
nIIIIInI: :Ili IIppIIIIII. lrom IhI- dI 'Ililg‘l of the
City .\Ih‘cssorh in the list of WWI

t‘iiAlil. lei I‘. ll. \l LIII‘ K,
ltIIiIl. iii“ .\i \\ ”It? (I.\.
Board of Relief.
llatod at the City of South Norwalkdhe
i’t‘nh day of III-cwuber, 1995.

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NOTICE!

Puhlic notice is hereby given to all pcr-
sonsiuturcstcd in IIIII construction and I \-
tension of tho railway of tho .‘I'orwalk
‘l‘rnrnwny company from in truck-z on
Sourlrhlain street. ucrIr .\IoIIrIII: strcct.
tlrrouuinovcrnnd upon .\louroc, ('hIIuL
nut. Concord and mid South Main sir-Ms
to the iIridgn on Meadow strcI-t. all in the
city of South XIII'II'IIIk, that a [liiltllt‘
hearing; upon Ihcplans and application suh-
nIiItI-d torhc mayor and Court of (,‘nnI-
mon Council of said city. by mid mIIII-
puny, for such construction and IleIIrI»
siou. which plans and application on
now on til» in tho (Illicit of ”In city 'rtII-rk.
wherc they may hose-en. will by hold by
the mayor and t'ourr of Common t‘oun~
cilnt tin-('ouncil clIIInIhI-r, in mid city.
on Monday. December iiinh, lr'fliI, :It‘h
oclnck p III.

llarcd at said city. thr- :‘t‘ith day of lie-
ccmhcr. [‘03. JUSI-Zl’ll 'l‘.\ I’LUII'.

iIL’ti -lt City i'lcrk.

NOTICE!

All pIIrmns having hills nuaimt tlII- (‘in
of 5 until Norwnik :IrI- l‘cqllustcrl to [ll‘t'rit‘lll
the samc to tho lIIIIiIIrsignI-Il, on or before
Aloud: II IIIII it). h ind. for payment by
tho prI-s-I- IIt ll nrd of l‘ IIIIIrIilnIIIu.

.Itlslul’li l'A} Lilli City (lork
(I 11“ l’

 

 

 

r CANDY

l‘ \the finest in the city, choice of

16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 2w

y r
Oranges, iiurs.

Raisins, Currants. Jams.

White Grapes. Celery.
AND

Everything
for has

Samuellnmstuciir’s

.12 North Main Street.

 

 

" Physician for Women

-—-——~v w—

ll‘liIS 08. ii. it. iillllliflllil ,

Can he Consulted at her office

342 Broad St. - ridgeport, cum.

from lilo In. to? p. m. nuyday except Sunday

The Doctor is a reut'nr physician. wnd for
th» pawl, nIrIII'II-‘In yewrs has made thr ill-II
EASILH of I'IUMFX II erocmlt). La to» not
frring from my difficulty in Mom to Ibe sex
can consult Dr. Gull Ifnrrl in the strictnt con-
nnencc. with the assurance of receiving
the HAUL-I. skillful and scientific treatment
known to modern surgery and menu-inc.
Home care with nun-e furnishel when requir-
(Id 'i‘vrms moderate. All letters npromptly
’ replied to. lncloec stoma. vi“ a It

sIIuIII rIUIIIIIlII sunrisrnrn

51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to in a. m., and from lto
8 p m.. and on Monday evening: from” I _-to 8
Flutereot. allow ed on deposits.
“DEN BOLMANB, Preat. '
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vico-Prsst.
vnnw w. ItNAPP. Ram and Tress.»

 

 

 

 

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III IIEIIIS.
IIEIIIIEII:

“EL cairn: ESE.

 

chlorination

Iisnrs IIIIIIWIIII‘IIIEIIII THE
srrnrrrrs aromas

 

tom of m Things Tiny .800 and Hear
in lion-iii. South Norwail ml Violnlity
During TtIoir Diurnal loumoylngs.

A daughter was born Saturday night
to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mallory, of Pine
street. .._....-_._

TIIII (.‘ounty ('ommissioncru IIIII'II
gratin-d II liccnIIr- to Armin McDannld.of
WatIIr Iatrcot, Norwalk.

’I'IIII Hungarian Mission SoI-iIIty will
hold its Christmas I-IItIIrtIIiIIIIIIInt this

IIftIIrnoon at 0 o'clock, in tho wading
room on Ely IIVI-unc.

 

Jolm Scymour. tho IIIIII'IIlon. has ouc
of his hands lIIInIiIIgI-d on account of a
hito hII nIcciI'IId last week. Dr. Higgins
cautcrizI-d the Wound.

Howard Wilmot. who has IIIII'III I-m~
.ployIIIl for some yours by Hunt at ZI-luil‘.
l'l‘n‘lgllml last Saturday to nchIpt It posi-
tion with tho Norwalk 'l‘rrlmw'ny com-
puny.

The following letters romniu uncallI-d
t'ornttlIIINorwalkpost-ofiioo: Mr..( .
(.‘lu'istIIuIII'III. (iIIII. Eton. Mr. E. I’.
Shaw, Jr.. RIIIKII‘t is‘tants Miss. Flora
Tilli-ou W. F. \VIINIn H II “III-IIIIII‘.

ll ncas Tnho I. O. R. 11., liming r.--
u-iIIId a chI-ial dispensation. will hold
it~' rI-gular nn-ctiuz. with tho :quuII]
IIlIII-Iiou of IIIJII‘I‘I'PI. to-night. at tho Wig:-
wIInI on South Main stI'IIIIt. .\ll hr Illa-rs
arc rIIoItINtI-d to ho proscnt.

Thc otliciuls of South XIII'II'IIIII' for tho
_I‘II:II' INIlli. clI-I'tc'l last ”club”, will talu-
tlIc oath of oliicr- IIIIxt “'cdluwday noon.
Now YII:II".-I day. at tho Council cham-
lII-r on IIaI‘iland HII‘I‘I'I. It will in» ad-
IIIiuistIIrI-d by ('it)’ ('lIIl‘k .Iowph Taylor.

TlIII Now YI-ar's social of tho Young
.l’coplc's Socir-tyot' IlII- South Norwalk
("IllL'l'tjfl'IlIIHllill church will lu- IIIIIII
\\'I-IlIIII.~'d;II' III‘I-ning. with tho )Iisw
IIIBIIII'iHV, XVI-at :I\'t‘llllt‘. 'l'lu- ;:I.Ic.~tI~' III'II
I-pr-cII-IltouppI-at‘inoldcntinII-cmtumc.

.\.llilil NI-ultircllucr
_\'I-~I‘I‘II‘IIIII‘. from (i. II.
on tho stI-umslrip .\Iillucapolis.
written from Gibraltar. and .‘II‘.
ringstatI-Il that tho I'I-sscl cpr-ctI-d at
onI-c to start for Constantin Iplr'. HII
"\l'Y“5"“‘:I himsclf Irslu“ angina. II Ilc hght-
IIIl with tho tIip

l'II'I-iI‘I-II II lIIlt'Il'.
.\loclu'inlg. who is
It “as
.\IIII'Il-

For tlIII first Iinn- in IIIFW‘ II’IIIII7'IVIL
liam J. Humphrfi \\'i'lll down to South
Noi'wnllr. Monday. to look :IfII-r hi< hm.
iuII,».~' arrange-arrow with tho ll-Ith &
(IIIIIISI‘IIIIIIIITt'tll’fil‘l‘ih'ulllt‘. I'Il'llilhltt‘t'll
quiro scrioih‘ly llllllfillitht'd as II'IIlI‘ as has
.‘lrs. liumphrys. Both arc now Eztcaciily
iquI'uI'.‘lII;:.—RIII_I_:IIficlr1 Palms.

\n :IIljourIIIId mcctin" of tin .\‘IIutlI
_\ozw. Ill; counI- ilrnc -.II thI last ouc In tho
pr <cn'I l.o..rd. will he IIIIld tonight at N

oIloIk At IlIi.~ rum-tin;r will comnI up
thc lIc;II'iII_'..r on Ilu- application of tin-

Norv. :Ilk TraInnvay company for {N'i'illlh-
:IiHil to lay its tracks through .\Ionroo.
("III-stunt. (‘oncord and South Main
>Il‘t‘f'l5.‘

NI-It wwl; l> Illt' Wool: of
'l’lIII :Irruual Inertia}; of illt‘
«'le

I‘I"f‘lt‘>l.’l.~.fl—

>IIciI-l‘_\' of IIlt' South Norwalk I‘on-

In-I-zuriorud church will IIII lIcld .\lontlaj.’
"I‘I‘lllllg. .\ IIIIacoII will lIII t‘IN‘II'fI :Iti
tlIi~ tiIIIII. (III Tucsrlay. \Vcducsday,
Thurwlay and lI‘I‘itler'III'IIIIirrgs spIIciul
I‘clig‘ioih sorvicox will lv' Ilt'lil in tho
clIuI'clI.

I‘ihcrman (‘oIIIIIIlelIIcl'y. Unitcd ttrdcr
Iftlu-(io‘IdI-u Cross. has IIlIII'tIId tlII-sc
IilicI-I‘s: N. (‘., \V. F. Bryant: V. N. (‘..
\Iiss L'olllsi' Ronlcr: K. of 1%.. (iioorgo t'.
‘oIIIr’JoI-k: T. K. of It” Howard Dory:
,rchsurmI \\. N. Simona; plclzItI, Mi“
.\llllll DIII-kIII‘: “C l. (-.. .\lIs. JIIIIIIIII
lI‘iIIclI‘: \V. (I. (1., D. B. Shorwood. L.
D. II'I-clI-I' was I-lm'tcd 1‘II[’II'IIIIIIIt;ItiI'II . to
(ho Hrund (,‘orInIIaudI Iy; IIltIEIrIIIItII Mr.‘
.V. 1“. Bryant. Thc oilic ('15 will III‘ in-
:t‘allIId Friday. January it).

(‘1IIrIInI-I- “'I-listcr. of Stuart
lilil‘t‘illi‘llt‘tl from his trip South. Ho
.9“ South Norwalk SIIpiIIIIIlIIIr bill in
ummauy with Erin-Ft Dickcns. TIII‘II'IIII—
'.llll(‘5t‘1lill‘:lit'il. in Now imlrlcuns. and
.V'I-hstcr has not sccn Dirkcns .Iiuc.n
Int h;:.~ an idI-u IlI' will I‘ctuln houn-
.lI§.<\'.'I-IIk. \VI-hstcr got :I~‘ far south
I.< I’cuwcolu. hut did II It talus kindly to
‘hI- climutc. WII‘IIF’I‘III' iII loIkiugumIsnal-
I)‘ wI-ll. and has gain-Id in w'cight. HI-
wnlkcd much of tllc distant-c. and thinks
it ago-(Id with him.

ith‘lIIlt‘.

Att‘II-_.IIIIIII:12Ivoting-If the. I‘;ii'1'~'lit“-
tical so -?I [‘8' of I] I Not walk (‘ougrc u: I—
rioual church. J. (7. Handle, E. I). Knol-
III‘ and John P. 'l‘rcIId'I'.‘I.-ll worn choscn

lIII :eIII-iI-ty's (-IIIIIIIIitiI-I-z Iitl‘tl'llt‘. B. St.
John. I'D-1‘1; and trI-asurcr: Hoary l'.
:tanrllc. collector of pcw routs: John P.
l‘rcudwcll. l". W, John Lil'kWIttttl. Ira

Ii
I‘..lI-.(‘. .\. TuI-lrcr, music ('Hllllllliil't'.

pray: Ir, .

 

 

Canaan! Division. Bonn oi Tempor-
auce. and Our BrotIIIIrII' Lodgn 1.0 O.
1"" will elect otllcoIII tow ght. I

PlouIIIIr (hallo. .\. 0 K. .\i.t1.. will
install thch‘ IIIley clustod oiliIIms on

I January IT.

The district division couI'I-ution of thII
Sons of TIIIIIpIIrnnI-c. which was to haw
boon hold in (.Iillli'm'tl Division hull last
month. will he lII‘IlIl UIIIIIII'IIIII‘ afternoon .
and owning. I‘Li‘lllIX‘i'h‘ of tho- ordIIr are
invited.

IlIIrIIIIIn R. Stevens, of liing-tiI-ld.
who is n .IIIII-irhlaw of Mrs. William
WIImIll, of Orchard ntrcot. has pur-
chasm! tho Izroci-rv and gcnr-ral sioI'II of
Nash «Sr MIII,III at ’IitiI us. i

.llotIIl Brunswick on Doc. 24 and wunt

Tho l‘unIIrnl of .\It‘s. 1). R. SI-IIIII-k was
Ili‘ItI SaturdayaftIIrlIoon, from III-r lIItII
rcsiIlc two on (‘uIIIcIIIII "t‘l'l'iii‘t‘. 'I‘lII-pzill-
lIc' ilt‘r'i IIIIIII John l'cl’rin’. Edwin Wil—
Io.\. IliIIIm S. Brown and .\l. M. Norton.

Jolm lI‘.IiI‘cIIild. II. \\'t'II~II‘ll|)\\'ll charac-
tIIr about town. :Ippcnrod in a lit'\\' ro‘Ic
last work. IlII pnrndcd tho :«i rIII-I Htli't.‘§:«‘t'il
in VariousIIIILstIIIrI-Idc costnmrs to ad-
I'crtisv IIII auction hold Saturday night.
His grotcsrruc appcIII'IIrIr-I- IIrI-ntml concid-
l'l‘iiltli‘ :IIIIchmI-III.

:Ismn‘isc prawr Illi‘I‘I—
iuyz. Now Ycar‘s. at tho h‘outh Norwuilr
Baptist church. It will he llllilt'l' tllc
Iluspiccaof tho Your”: l’I-oplc's :s'ocicty
of Christian l‘IIIdIIaI’or. .\ cordial II'III»
couzc In cxti-IIIIIIII toIIll. 'J‘IIII IuI-cting
will (Ipl‘ll at 1 o‘clock.

'l'hIIrII will III-

JIJFII'DII Kim: and Danicl BradlI-y. who ‘

\I'III'II III'rIIstI-d Friday for lighting: with
tw‘ootlII-r nIcII on Wator :ItI'IIIII. \W‘Y'I'
triol in tho ’l‘own ('onrt. Saturday :Il’tIIr-‘
noon. hIIIoI-I- .iudgc Frost. llc t‘ound
thorn guilty of III‘I-III'II of tho pcaI-c, and
flood cnch Slit. which waI paid.

Martin Pil\\'i‘l'.'~‘, whowae iIur'iI-d IIliI'II-
:II‘I't'l'iiI II'IIIIks anoin South Nor'walk.
ll:ll”r'oi'.'l}’ I-scapinu :I IlHl'l'IIIl‘." dI I‘\’I
p ‘rlt‘lll‘t‘tl :I rclapw II l‘I-w day.» .\
conIultatiou \\‘:l.~ had with lh‘. .\Ialll.-'-
iII'lII. Hf (ivoi‘gctnII’ll. III‘ sllzllily
Iiilill'HVt'tl at this II'I'itiIIj.:.——-IiiIlgI-IiI-lvl
l’l’l‘i‘l.

'Lllil.

It}: I.

:h‘

I”.

.\lcctiu;1~' in tho South Norwallr t
;.fl'I".‘iillIlliilll'lllil‘l'll. this wcclr. \\lll lli‘ as
Monday. ii’ I::’.II o'clock.
lilI t’ilili.’ ofthc YouuLv Woman‘s Hui--
ILm ’l‘IIIIIInIIzinIII I'nion of iI‘air'tiI-ld
county in tho lt‘i'itll'l‘ room. 'I'lIIII'sIIIII'.'
2:17» p. III.. lIi-ruonthl‘v III-I'oliouul IIII'I‘EI'II
with pI‘I-paratory lcctnl‘r l»_I' Iltt‘
I’l'zduy. i p. III.. cclclII'atioil of tlII- sixti»
cllI anlIEI'I'leI'y of tho organization of
t1II~'clIIII‘-III. with first paanI-ut to tho
ilt‘\‘Vt;lll!¥'i'll tII‘lIl .\ulisct'iption. roll call
III'I‘lIIII‘I'lI IIII-IIIIIIII'H. III‘VS.
I’l'n'. Nolvlc. lluuuinu. vaard and .\.
I". li' :Ird: :-ocial gathvr‘inq.

II! IIII I\‘.’ ‘3

lIIISII Il'.

:IIlIlz'I-I-.~II.+ leI'
and
DOLE FAVOI’EB ANNEXATION.

in an inter-Ito'v it ith ii: lN‘ Fir-id Hn Says
II. n- all \\' n I. It [hi I III,

 

(3123!:qu lJIc .H'. ~ln ‘l" or 'I lIIIcs-llcr-
IIlIl thil il‘! 2"” l1 :.tII I :IIII:I1IIrI'iIII'.'
with I'rz'.-;r!rl.i r..ntor.r l. .. ‘I-ui Imwnii.

lI.Id l,‘ .‘Ilt~s lIrIto lI'.I,IIIl. ’l'hII IIIlI-rvlow
i.. I'IIIIIIIFIXi-‘. IilIiII,: a '.I‘:.‘ll (‘ililllillli and
toi; 2:.qu I'lll~;‘l'u'llll 1?.II il.III‘.Ii=:In policy
and Intcrrmli 1:;l our rlllill‘. .\l’hough
it (loll-4 no: IIpzwrr in Miss II'i-IIII'II iIIttur,.
tho talk I' III lI Id in lIl.’ prom-pro of Mr.
l)I.‘..I'.<I call IIIt. t'.c IIIIItIIlIIIrsI of which
:IuiIscriheId in ”In or I-lIIIIi‘s opinions urIrII-
FrII-I‘odiy.

Miss l'iIIhl i'flllt'II hi.-I nitration to tho
fart, Ilmt his now rillllt‘ill had hoon 'snid
to Ilt‘ ('lIIIrIu-tu'r/Ivd by an inmnc dosirn to
pcrp-IIIIIIIIII ltsulf III ot‘n‘co, .\ir. llolo said:

"Tim fact that tho gIIA‘I'l‘Ililli‘llf iI work-
ing for I‘iillit"iiiil(Ill III rho i'IIitIIIl Slam-I is
It good denial of that chargc. Annoxntion
may (Il‘;il'l\t‘ u~'. unborn-S of no. of otlico.
In tho IllL'llI'l' IIIIII I‘ rum to whom it.
ulnar-e pcrmrial sarr sand Ililnilli‘srl loss
to (Ii-I Ililszl tlIcir dutiIIs. 'II is simply {I
HlnIIIlcr to Hil)’ this rlcinrc fI1rrIr1IIIIxI-Itlon
is siIIIpiy II pI‘IItcrIII'II. Wu am working in
good faith. and l iIIIEiIII‘c thl III-oplo ap-
prcciato tip- for: .\e to tho form (If an
ncxnilon that Would host nII-ct our ro-
quirchInt/s, ii. is difficult to say. A tI-r—
ritorlnl fI.rm of uovcrnmcnt unmodified
from tho form ohrniuing in tho I'nltod’
Stair: torritorlc.II will scarccly ho sultuhlo. ..
l’I'IIhaIIlI' tho ltcst coursn Would III‘ to
graduallydon-lop from our proscnt J‘s-I
tcm. thc ft'(Ii‘I‘llI authoriros. of coIIrIziI. hav-

 

 

' int: from tho llt';lilllllll}.£ jurisdiction own

custom housrs, postoliiccs and {animal
courts. Our own IzoI‘IIrIIuIIInt should not.
ho linIitId by tho l’nitmi Status low con
ccrulug tl‘f'l'lttll'll". A now system Willllll
haw. to ho inrcntcd to suit our conditional
—much tho sumo as is this pructiuu of
Englnnd in II<IrIlIlislIinIr a now colony.
There Is no sot syl lt‘l’ll. Each TII‘V.’ colony
is organized as tho llt'iIOSSIly of tho enso
dclurinils. ”

III rIIply to II atnt mr- ill l._v .\iis-I I‘iold

‘ that shII hurl how Isz ld if 'Il. cl IIitcd flutes

.iTIIc Invoting total to :‘lf‘t‘l‘ill tho lfl‘IlllI ’SIA

nadc by tho latII Mrs. (. cor-fro
L‘JII'II-s and :IppointI I] :I conunittrc III
lrafl suitahlr rc-' Ilutic nst IiII- pr;-<:IIIII-Il
.‘I .‘l!’.( I“ 'I . :IllII. IISII t I II“ lll~I"l1 II II
139... thc chuuh III: or llII annual
cunts worn ”VF-t"? flattering and Fit mod
the I-ociutv to h: we .I neat ill‘lli nice in tin.-

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treasury.

tr.’

did not. nuncx thc Ilawnilau islands they
would ho oil'crcrl to lrlngrlund. Mr. Ilnlo'
salt]: .

"Our solo policy is annexation to tho
United States." chcr parts of tholn~
tcrI'lIIII.‘ rclatc to tho donwstic. political
and matcrial n'TrIiri of thI.I islands. Prniit
sharing is taking the plum of contract In-
lIIIr and u: hIIr IlilnIIlL‘SS and social lin-
proIcmcnts IIIIIII hmu catnhll. ‘:.lud

(vmnoz' a lie-ported Retreat.

ll.\\‘.\.\‘.\. Doc, ,:II’I.——llopnrtq received
born that the main hody of the insurgents
lIIId rrtrcntrd from the provinctI of Mn-
tIm/nsr and wore onco morn in Santa
Clara am somewhat ounllilmi hy the newer
that continues to (mull! in of dartingo dono
at. varioun point~ in .\iatanzos and of
thrcaruning moI'IImIIIItsnf irodlvs of in—
surgents. I'IIIInFiucw is also caused in
otllcinl cirrlo: hy the rcporta that come
from the province of Huntingodct‘ubn.
TIIII Spanish IIIIrluIritiII haw I‘cnson to:
sanrr-t that it IIIIIIIII. Iont is rnnIomphItIId
In tho I r: IIrItIIl prI Much to IrinI : ahour II:
jumlion of tho inFII: gout hands. thorn, '
and troops IIrII 'III-l‘I'.'Iviy I‘llfl‘lgPlE in trying
to prcI'cnt IIIII (main: IIxthhcr of .lnm
Marco and I’IzIri. v;hc~.~ mtnl.ln-I.l low-IA
Irould afford "It :II‘II. fol-n form‘ inhin mow.
mom that would alive. .1 ti Finn Ilil'I
prcvr‘nt I! In withdrawn. III‘ 5; Izi: lI Poop!
to w color: (I ihoau ill ting an“ ant. lion. 'é,
Antonio Macon nun Domini-Ii in blatanzns
‘snd Santa Clara p’rotin’cg‘s.

 
 

L to change his stun-room, and an IIr'..-II:;:-I-

‘ing hi) used to having largo sums with

. with whom ho spent much of his time;

that in addition to inducing the countess

‘ night by the licv.

PIIIIIcE "or Burr‘q MEN

HeyMsy Know Something About
the Burden Gems.

 

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WAS AT THE HOTEL BRUNSWIOK.

 

t'I-ofl" Which I!- Could Bully III-um III-
Courtyard Ind Inc General Arrunacmont
at tho "outdo!“ When the Diamond-
Wore Stolen.

NEW YORK, lieu. tilt—A IIIIIII who
rooms to ho ono of tho clsverost oi huuko
man and swindlurs. who. llliiIUl‘ the us-
IIunIoII unrno oi tho Count lIuoien d’Arv
nan Il'nlvlorc, robbed and IIIvlnthd thII
pasrnuuwrs of tho Bud Fitm- lino IIIIIIImor
lI‘ricIIlsIIIl right and lift. nrrlvud at tho

away on Friday. tho day that. tho liurdou
IIIIII~II II'IIII rifled of its diamonds.

III-l description (fill'ft'sptlllilsl with that
of a man who shun-d himsuli ma iI‘. Cul-
mont. on tho llrunswicl: roghrlor. who
conic to tho hotol tho sumo (lay and dis-
nppcurcd at tho sumo IiIIIc. 'l'lIII man on-
cuplcd room "*‘II, which overlooks tho
courtyard of tho llurdon honsII.

From that room It good VIM" can ho oh-
tuluud of the meridian. which Ina-II tlIu
sconu of tho city‘s huidcat (humour! roh-
iIIIry. A man looking from tho window of
room 2:” may how easily coIII-IIII'IIII tho
him of ordering the housc of tho multi-
mlllionalru. and tho supposed count. from
1.2:. IIntoIIdI Ilia and history. would ho iuIIt
tho man to carry such n {it h. mo to n lIrli- l
llnnt oxonutlon. ' l

'i‘lII-rc Is a French count of that anmn,
imt tho than who caIIIII horn on hoard tho
Shi'iinlllr lI‘rlIIiiund is not that than. No in
min of tho most polished hunkquIIurcrII
who ever boarded an ocean sienna-r, and,
according to tho storms of his follow prur-
scours, IIII :Icrompllshcd and cunning
thlc .

Ho had in his possession a trunkinl (If
wntchca and diamonds. which ho is said
to lInI-n successfully hillllflflll’li :IalIIII-II. lIo
Ftoppod at t'l'Vt'I'III hotcla lIIIiIII'II his corn-
ing to tho IIIIIni lirunswiclr. and although
ho had thuuppcnrnn: IIIIf II Ilmn of no: IltlI,
ho Ikippid from mm or two of them with
out paying his hill.

III- Accepts ll Little Loan.

The Count II'.\ ruuu d'IiiI'lIIro lIorIrdIId
tho IIIIIIIIIIIII‘ lI‘rlIrslImd ut. AIIIII'III'p hound
for this port. .\Illi'lllyiill lIonrd I.lli.‘i\‘ him,
yr-t lIIIioro L'I hours: ln-nriy t‘\'l'f‘)'IJ(l(l_V on
hoard was Hurpriscd IIIIII tirrttcrcd to lilul ‘
that tho count know all rIiIoIIt them. No
Wila II on'lIII. rnIIIpIItIioIIIIhhI mun. Ho
“'34 high horn and IIIIIrlI-lnn in his np-
pcntancc. yet so gcncrally democratic. ‘
that. cI'IIryhody. front tho captain to thnlE
lIIIrhIIr, IUI-li a tumor to him.

liu was tnil. lIII worn II lIlonIl mu?
lti"llt~, his own worn IlIIrI; Illilt‘. and his
hair light. llc spoko II‘rI-nch will: ursa'
Iilll ncy and prolrs-a-II to I... Iillililll' to -
speak English. “n was haud-onrciy Iii-cs:-
rd and warm II profusion of ,Il‘Wt'll'y.

(IIIII of tho first IINII into whom friend l
ship ho Inumtlalcd hinwolf was Id'illilillll
lingo of lirussuls. n mcr hIInlI-nl «mun. t‘l.
\Ir. lingo had it‘th‘IttI mn~hhmhli andI
had llII'liIO IIII'rral trips to tho I nItI-Ii l
Ethics. llo had hoard of tho iIowIIry III:
was cxcrcrllnclv glad to find that the
count know all his family. lIiI'IIry day or
on tho count. Would hint to sonm IIII'iIlIIIIt
which had occurred II'IIIlI'I in tho l‘l'llll’lllly'
of .\Ir. How's IIrcllIcr, or III- Would spa-II.
of Homo sprightly ulnar}; of Mr. lung's
.ilrlt r.

.\lr. lI‘oyrI thought that it Ira-I: “trunrm
that his now fthllflllllfllir" .I, who lIIII-w N)?
Illlix‘ll of [his t'I-IIIIII. Ill for v anw' I: ll"‘.
III' him. 'lIIy non: mum Illllll‘h’ It», i tin:
tollrlngund IInII i; log. '1' ho ,. IIIIIII wlslnd

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nun: was mado “'lli'fl'I‘Iy Ilu» iiiillll. war-I
'iuatzrlicd Ill tho sumo npartIIIunr which
Mr. lit-go III-L‘Izplul. .\lr. limn- wa.c Ilaz»
leIIl ill‘l' dayto .~IIII tlIII count lll't'll II ritI‘I'llI
trunk which lIII l‘ill'f‘lt‘tl and display runny
\‘illliilllltl watrhcs III'IIl )ill'l'i‘h Iif‘IjIIwIIlry.
The count also Flll‘I‘IVI‘iI to I‘ll: lingo a
draft for :rlmi'tl on IIJ' I‘orurrnunio III‘III‘I"
n'III 'I'r-IrIsatinnit-pro. and told him that.
Augustin l~'I l‘.‘.'f'i, rho uncut in this city
of\thc l"iI'.lli'h liuc. was Illh‘ III"II'. Mr.
Ilililt‘ {I‘ll that tin- Coullt's financial Ftalul-
inc II'IIII of Ihl‘ wry higlun-ct.
A Favorite on shipboard.

Iln war: :I l.".tic. Surprimul, though, wit. u
tho count I'illllt‘ to him IIIIII day and :u'llii
that ho had lost, all his photo": lIIIt -lH
francs, and that hII iclt It wry krrnly. an
IIIIII'IIII fond of clarilnpugtw. 'l'lIIIcIIIIrIt»
raid that. lzc would IIl;I~ to li‘in‘ aloalt of
$11!. which IIII Would l‘IIprIy il.-i soon as ho
was :IlIhI Io (‘INII his draft in Now York.
Mr, liruo nindlygavo it. to him.
cullili ruiuscd Io III-rcpt any mum just
tin-n. sayingtwitu n sad .I'rnilc. that in.-
would liIo economically for Ihc r: at. of tho
Io'yu,c.

A day or so into r tho on out invited tho
l3 tlrct (‘ul‘ll prism mum to join him in
IIIrIlIIpIIIwo. \ hilo tho llll'rl'} (It'lllmny
wI to drinking: hi». hrIrIltlI ho cullcd lingo
to non Iido and." .xircd him for tho loan (If
$ltl morn.

“livally.” hc cxplainmi, "i haI‘o lwon
such It tool. I I‘IrIlIIrnd this ‘winI-v, and hu-

lllt‘ it llt'H'i' ocrmrrd to mo. that I had no
money with mo " .‘Iir. lIogop: lid tho wine
hill.

Aflt‘l‘ that tho count did not. hoaitnto to
Inako frequent. IlIInIanIls upon his fricnd'o
pur~o (ltlxnr pnescngors wrvo not slightcd.
One of thrm. .\lr. liIIIIII informed a report
l'l'. IIIiIIInr-cd n largo sum of monoy upon
tho count's $1.000 draft. UthIIrs with
whom ho hccnmc ncqualtrtcd, although
they have novvr made any complaint. for
four of the publicity whichwould' result,
misscd monoy and jewelry in an unac—
countahlu way. ‘

'l‘hn count. disrovnrod‘sercrnl days ho-
furo ho rcachcd this port that ho kncw
tho Countcss 'Urgiua d‘lvry, n passenger,
wry wcll indeed. llo had glcnnod most of
what in: know of hcr from tho captain.

Hr induced tho captain to present him to
thc counter-Is.

Thu countess, it is said, lont him some
money. She declines to talk much on the
subject. It is lnnrned on good authority

to loud him money the count. had actually
stolon money and jewels from her to n
large amount

 

I . Sanger Got: Mun-led.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 80. —Waltur C. San-
gcr, the well known profcsionnl bicycle
rldcr‘. and Miss Knthorlno Kotzenborg of
Chicago worn secretly married on Friday
‘athor Motllll’. They
Were on their way to tho ‘rivor to chain
with rlonds, whon they quietly slipped
away. married and later joined tho
skating party.

sheep nnd Borneo Loot “"5...
Lonnor, so. 30. --Tho British steamer
Norse King. which has arrived at Antw'
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Repairing. PIII‘I‘
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Sign uttering I. I!

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Factory

and ‘
Salesroom.
ilomsr Madison trill

Franl Iln Struts. Bo.
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AIIIIIIII.
VANTINE WARE

A RT .N OVELTIES in Calendars and Booniets.

Children’s Books:

(Ii-7- LLULOID NOVELTIES: attractivo shapes.
Hand! rerchiefs

A l.r.-v variety 9' 5c and 1%..
Home pattIIIn~,
IIIwI [=IIIile. an I li‘C.
lIlnIITI initial, 2’30.

trill»: hand, ‘35 . IlY'd 50c.

:JI'

SILIQ I‘llIFE“I.EllS

MATS, RUGS

34W

WIPE? EEPEIIS

A. DICKERMAN &S

9-4 Wilt-HM“)?

‘A MERRY CHRISTMAS

We can help you to make it no.

2 3c, 2 for 250; also at '2.

in choice variety.

splendid vaIues.

Sc and 50c.

Till IIIt'l' SE'lS.
'rrII l.l.'I‘ Auctions,

and

Om

We suggest some of our suitahln articles:

run Bots and ours.

snags, milrErumihrm.

and CARPETS.

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PUCK "Canons.
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SEWING MACHINES

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UNDERTAKER.i
Khihli'l SCI Ill l: T
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tipp. Miami
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South XIII-walk. I
PRACTICE LIMITED I
TO DISEASES i
OF WOMEN.
(lilicn hour~ .\londnys a: :d 'll: uml. II.—. 9
It II‘Ip m DUI I};
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Jacob it]. iayton,
Fire Life and i

Accident

INSURANCE”?
Real Estate and House Agent.

IIIIcan Sic :IIII~l.io 'lIclIch IIIIIl .\lriliu- i
ll:' :Ilis. I. Iril|~ .\I-L. " ’II‘IUIII
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tll"l“l('l.. .I li.\ll.lil l \l) PLACE
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n'll l'll ‘
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, J. o. JENNINés,
Paper-Hanger, Caiciminer,
Fainter.

_ DEALER m
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
l NORTH MAIN H'I'III‘IICT.
South Nurr'ullr.

Sample hulk-"oi I.'It~.~~'l>’1_\'lcs4 i l’apcra
i;|)I'tIt'rV and iiIit .\l -uhiiu.:~ Iakcu to
II ‘Il‘t‘h tor iII~pIIcli ‘II, on u Ilzcc by postal.
ibiimnto: L'ilccrirriit~ (livcn. Inc I‘J

YOUNG- MAN!

Wily iuL‘cilIII L‘lliilil‘l‘ of {living
without III~anIIII~. \Ihcn IIIIIII'
t'r-nm II day will

ENSURE YOI'R‘ LIFE
FOR $11000! I?

(l Six l‘:-. .‘I. rl-I‘y \\’Ll| ult’oy» nun lIIIIIl-m-
In at oi r14”! pIII'IIlIII- r.. mum-.f ll I2 ll
lIV'. \\IIlI Iilrill‘llllijl‘. iIkII LII-cryihrrg
cls‘ ,tlu- ! c t i; IIlI'tflIl’ll.Il'~i. Ii .surc in lllr

Connecticut General

Life Insurance Co. .
(If Hartford.

5. s. L’chnsorru;

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New and second hsnal

lu. Inglis, Phaetons. carriagzs
Canaries Spitting

III-II ”BIG
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‘81.25 and $1.50.

lllE WHITE

Has a new line

Ladle-I ’ ()vergniters,9 5c and 50c to $1.50.

Our n. w line of Ladi s’ Twentieth Century Enamel and -
Kid .~lI ‘Ot'n‘ is he) 0nd question the finest in Norwalk.

()ur Ladios’ Gulf and Seal Shoe, at $3.50, for winter, must ‘

not be forgotten.

A nIIw Cloih Top Shoe. at 83, that Is perfection itself.

’liIII best. line of Gent’s I2 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes you
VI 9 want Inn to Sue them.

t'Vi l' i‘fl'v "
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\ our SI. oeu‘o ‘Jhined Free.

m - .

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till. 3HIZEITE BUILDIII'TI

 

 

hose Children's Tan and Black Leggins, atj.
, 2

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A .Irzro lilm ours I.-.-
throw \‘ttlll‘ moncv IIII'I "II in idlo notionx
III-I it IIII >.hoII.~‘ and if tlIrI ar' Iillm
Ili‘ p uud of t. mm.
and IIIrioty

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nuldrzirr yr II nInnI snorzmtions fnr gift-giving. Do not.
IIPI Iour «rifru IIs~unIII a subs nntinL forn‘i.
K slmos wI
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II liardes “for ‘

you (:3 ll'l inflic 'upon us would hqith‘
l m of cIIntiIic' co in our integrity ”and
alIIlit} to IIIIIII' your every desire’ in th
ll min are line; but. We are so confldentq
plcihi. Ii: you that we do! not. hesitate to
in} Ire you to inspect our entire stock: . .

For (‘hriutmui presents we '
specialty of fine Pocket and Tobie ‘Cnt "
lI-ry.\IIIIiII our lmeof Pccio & Snyder
Skulc: Iunaot he cqunlled for the same
mam-y in any other make. ’

Sn uh iicrw Ilk H'w'ri.‘I30..
42 South lVIaln St.‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

NEW LINE OF
Baby carriages and Rtirigorators

AT
R Iymon I. 8: Stine.

Successors to Goon, I3 11. Raymond.
furniture Dealers Incident-ml II uner IIi
Directors.

to 0nd cs Main St cor. rim-walk. 0t.

Boulder-co. a Bel-Isl" P13
rot-‘1 hon. 'i'r-l.

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Changcs C
t‘iII III. .I op} is hand
~d III. lII-II reasonable 930]?
mil in u: do to uI‘IIInImIIdut;
patrol F ,.hut cl mule cm not I 3
InIiI-Iul mm ,5 u riglt unin-
.I»I ..~ I-Il II iII t."'II'i3
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