BOARD OF RELIEF.
Notice I11 hereby given that tho Board of
Belief forth» Town of Norwalk. on the
amount-at. II~II11f 11111.1 will‘tneet in the
ulectmen' solllcc. Monday. January 0th.
at :3 o'.clncl1p 111.\\e<lns11day evening.
January .11 h. at‘ 1 o '1'I111' 11; Saturday. Jan-
uary ll1h.at" 11 '1'I11ck p 111.- \\ ednaarloy
evening. .lanuary l5tl1. at .11‘1lock; Satur-
day January lh‘th. at Ll oclock. p. m.;
Wednesday owning. January 326.111 1'
o'.clocl1 and Saturday. January "5th. at?
11 clack p.111 . for tho purpoar of hearing
and don't-1111111111: any and all appeals
made to them from the doing» of the as-
. It'll In
The ll 1ar1I 11f Itslief will meet with the
MIM‘S‘IOIN 111a joint I11nrd Januar' llith.
at ll 11 ‘clock p 111.. for the purpooao abat-
Iug tho p1Il11of111ck 11nd indigent peraons.
B S. Kiflll ‘I.I 111ml
I'll-XIII SFY Mill' R, i of
.IA.\II..~1 \I I .\\'III. Relief.
Norwalk. 001111.. December ‘34. 18:1:
d2? Iru
City Board of Relief.
Notice is horohy given that the lloard of
lit-lief for tho i'ity of South Norwalk will
meet on Monday. January llih. 131111.111 t:
n ‘ciock p. 111' . II‘r11iay..lnn11aay lorh. lh‘lll
Wednesday. January 13th. IINI II educa-
d111, .l11nuary_‘!'.11d ltifttl Tuesday. January
"bill. 111111.111411111‘l11ck p. 111...atthoCouu—
cil Chamber. on Ilavilnud atrort. I11 said
city. for tho porno-.11 11f bcarinu and detc r
minim. 1 all appoah frotn tho doing-1 of the
City Assosaors' 1n the list. of 151.15
(‘ IIAllI ES F IIAI LOCK.
Itt.)ill"‘ltl' M \I' ll.C().\'.
Board of IIelIef
Dated at tho (‘ity of South Norwalk the
20th day-of llcccmhcr, 1311.1. '
rlL’Ilthtl
NOTICE!
Public notirois hcrcby givcnto all per-
sonslnterostod in the construction and ex-
tension of the railway of tho Norwallt
’Iramway company from its tracks on
South M. tin street. near \Ionroe street.
through. run and upon Monroo (heat—
nut. (loncord and said South Main streets
to the bridge on Moarlow street. all in tho
city of South Norw.nlk thin 11 public
bearing upon thcplnnq and Implication 1111b-
mlited tothomayor and (cart of Com-
mou Council-1f said city. by said cont-
pany. for such coin-1truction and e\te11-
slou. 11I'1i1h plans and application an
now on tile 111 the oflice of the city clerk.
where they may be seen, will hc held by
the mayor and I ‘1111rt of Common (‘ 111111
ml at tb1-(.‘111111c.il chamber. in said pity.
on Monday. Ilcccmber llilth 18”.? at 5
oclock p m.
Dated at. said city. tho 215th day of Ile-
cemher. Nib. Jf 151-:1'11 TAYlifllt,
(I26 4t. City (.‘Ierk.
"N 61‘ if: E I~
All persons inning bills against the (‘ity
of S 111th .\111'1111II1 arc rcquc~tcd to proton!
the same to tho lll11I1' rsigiit'tl on or before
Monday. the do: I1 i11st.f1 1' payment by
the present ll 11ml of (‘ ouncilmcn.
JOSI'I’II TAYLOR City (I lork.
CANDY
the finest in the citv. choice of
16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 251:
I
Oranges, I'uzs.
Raisins. Currants. Jams.
White Grapes. Celery.
Everything 5
in loos.
Sa'nuolilonstooiir’s
12 North Main Street.
Physicignhrflomni
MRS fill. ll. ll. GIIIIIIIID.
011 n be Consulted at her office
342 Broad 8:. Bridgeport. 011nm.
from 10a in. lo' 1 p. at. any day except Sunday
The Doctor is a regular physicfan. and for
the past nineteen years has made the DIS
EASLS or WOMEN a specialty.l.a1lcs suf-
fering from any illmcn ty In 'Identtoihe sex
can consult Dr. Gull Iford In the strictest con—
fidence. With the assurance .of receiving
the most skillful and scientific ticatment
known to modern surgery and rnrnlt'ine.
11.111111 care with nurse furnishe I when requir-
ed. 'l‘erms moderate. All let' era promptly
ieplled to. Inclose stamp. nv-I95 tf
sooni IlllllWIlll 5111111111111
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. 111.. and. from no
~3p In. and on Monday evenings from [to 8
If'lntcrest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS, Frost. ”1
JOHN H. FERBIS. Vice-Frost.
"1th Fl. RWAPP Run and Trout.
BIIST.
“BUSTED."
III IIEIITS.
MEIIIIEII:
LIEU.”
hfbvume Lu:
“L“ s
. waiting. try Ono Mimitc Cough Cure.
DISHES IEIIE IIIII TIIEIIE BY THE
‘ SEIITIHEL’S HENRIEHS.
toms sl The Things They 8n and Ilssr
la Norwalli. 800th florwalt and Vicinity
During ‘fhslr Diurnal loumylm
Thcro is 1111 1' Inc to tho iitisaing Iicorgo
Brady. clcrlt for Finnoy dc Belimlict.
Tho organ at tho Nor-walk Baptist
church has been given a thorough ovorv
hauling.
A prayor mooting will ho hold tonight
at tho. rosidonc.c 11f Harvoy Bunndough.
in Winnipauk.
I11 tho cuscof Horace L. llubboll 1's.
(‘harlos .l. Yonngi-i. judgment has been
mndcrcd in favor of tho plaintiff.
. .w. .,....».. 5
Tomorrow hoing Now Year,11.thc Nor-
11'nlkpz111t-olilco will closo at if o'clock
for tho. remaincr 11! the day.
'l‘ltc(‘-.1nuty (Yonunissionors hnvo rc-
fusod .lohn Toohey, of Franklin 11112111111.
.Iliccnso lti1-111111lorstoodtltat ho. will
'1ppo 1I
Tho wind blew out sevcral parts of
of tho cathedral glass windows in tho
towcrof tho South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. last night. ‘
'I‘I11'For1-ig11 Missionary socicty of 1111-7
Norwalk Baptist church will moot 1111
Friday attornoon with Mrs. James L.
Ly.1111 in Knight strcct.
Rufus-1 Buttcry. unplovod by Frank
i’inkc -r. tho l1Iaclr.-11nitl1. has 111111 t'Il from
Spring Hill to his now and handsomo
rmidcnco in Silvor Mino.
Miss BcIIc Doitlic. of Mott :11'1-11111',
11'ill1'11t1'rtain hcr Sunday school class
of thc Norwnlk Baptist church. at bcr
homo on Mott :11'1-11111'. this cvcning. |
Mrs. I'. A. Arnold cittet‘fuiltcd tho 11p-
porlunity (‘i1'1-I1- of King‘s Danubtcrs. ot'
the" Norwalk Baptist church. at her
homcou('amp'strcct. yosrcrday after-
"110”.
“111111111 .l.1111c-1 111111111 Huron. who
foII 111111111111 thcrc 91111111 timc ago and
was badly injnrcd. was ablo to 1'1 1111c to
South Norwalk ycatcrday.
friends.
to soc old
A largo npplc trcc in tho. roar 11f
Thomas I. Raymond's barn at Hillsidc.
was blown down last night. and in fall—
ing Icvclod about twcntyfcct of the
board follcc.
' Iii-1'. Frederick E. (Yurtis and family.
of Japan. oxpect to roturn to Norwalk
next May. aftor a sewn years'
during which filuc Mr. Curtis has beou
origagcd in 111ission1u'y work.
IIIISI‘III'I'.
'I'hc Y. M. f‘. A. I'lllt'l‘lilllllllt'lll which
11'11stol1uvcl1ocn given last night by
5111111} 3'- 111111.’ Iadios from (irvon's Farms.
was postponod for 111111 wcck. on 11cm mat
of thc illness of ono of tho young ladies.
35's. Noblc will ontortain thc Biblc
class at the parsiaiagc. 111-xi Saturday at
3::iiIo'clock. whcn'thoir onvolopcs for
thc “(ioucral Howard Roll of Honor”
will ho opoucd and tho moncy countod
Th1- 111octi11g of tho Golden Rulol 'i1'c1c
of King’s Doughtors.:111110u11cod for next
Friday at tho Ilomc of Miss (larric. Scy-
mour. will be postponed one. week. on
account of thc supper at the church 11cxt
Friday.
"l‘hc. Washington street draw could
not bc oponod ycsterduy on account of
an accidcnt. tho contor pin having drop-
pcdout of position. After 11 boat had
been Ict through thc draw had to be
closod with crowbars'.
ROWAYTON.
A spcrbiitlincctingof thc South Fivc
Mile. Rivcr scln 1111 district was called for
last Saturday night by Conunittccman
(lcorgo W. Stcvons. Thcrc was :1 fair
attendance. Daniel \Vicks was chair—
mana1111hkldicSt1-vcns socrctaiy. (.‘ol-
lociorJzuncs I'l. Stevcns. rcportod that
of tho tax roccntly laid ho. had rcccivcd
132.1111). and turncd ovcr to the tronsurcr.
H. A. (:I. Heuschkel. 2,400. Mr.
chschkcl submitted his report. which
showd tho balance on hand last July to
be. $I7.~Ill;l1orrowcd. $275.1»; for sale of
stove. $7; received front collector. $2.400;
tital. $2,729.46. The disbursements
wcrc $365.7H. leaving a balance of $2.363.
tlH. Tlictreasurer's roport was rocoiv-
od and it was votcd to pay all the 11111
notes in the bank. from 181111 to lb’ll-I.
innounting toh‘lfillll. The loan on the
new school building 1111101th to. 1519,6771.
and it was voted to pity two notes :1g-'
mounting :It'11‘1'1. and also six months' i11-
terc st 1111 tbcr rcnuiining 1111.11111T111-
trot wurcr paid the notes ordered voster-
day. and thcy will probably be destroyed
shortly. Thc 11111'1111ittc1- fecl jubi—
lant, as tlicy have good cause
t1) the. ow- r their success
.u11lcortainlyour citizens 111:1y'f11'l as
surod that the 111'u111gc111ont of tbr' 1r :1f—
fairs in in good hands
Cotizhingirritatea the delicate organs,
1111I'aguravufcs the disease. Insteadmf
It
be] p11 at once. m thing cxpectfiraiion easy.
reduces the soreness audinflammalion.
l-Zwryone likes it. E. P. Wed & G.
Stillson.
0501000.
FIGIII'I’INé III CIIDA.
tbs m Olson (flat-a “story. in
1.. loop!- llsa't Dalian It.
Hours, 111111. IL—Nsws bastion»-
coivad of movements by tho hunt is
which would indicate that M
still ovsrrun pretty much the Winds of
11111 province of lawman. and they soon
nloatlon claar sch-11 tho provlnos and in-
to the southern part of Santa Clara to
tho eastward of the city of I‘lsnlusgos.
Word ha» been received that General
\‘aldcz o111rtook tho Insurgent bands of
Gum»: and Macao at the Maria plantation.
where they worn found stationed In an
ndvantagconl position. 'l‘ho ungagumont
which followad was ovldontly a bot 01111.
tho insurgent cavalry tanking vigorous
attacks upon tho flanks 11f tho Spanlah
form-11. 'l‘bo artillery fire of tho Spaniards
provodcffootlvo. and tho ofllolal report.
which in now rocolvcd. says that tho Insur-
gonts took flight In two dlrcctlons. hav-
lng boon dlvldod by tho assault upon
them. 'l‘hoyloft sovon killed and many
arms and carried away many Wounded.
It Is reported that tho Spanish forcos
want In pursuit of tho flying Insurgents
11nd overtook them at tho Canny planta-
tl11n.ll1-ro tho cnr'my mado a vigorous ro-
tiliulflllt‘fl for an hour. but wuro finally
compollcd to rotroatJosing night kill1d and
carrying away tin-Ir 11'1111n1ic1l. ’l'ho troops.
It is said. lost I? wuuudi'd.
It Is furthcr roportnd that an ongago-
moat is now In progrons ntapolut b11-
tWonn tho villagosof Purim. (luuvltas and
.Iovslinnos bolwcon “choral Valdoz and
tho Insurgent. forces. (‘11o1'ltaa,.l’cric11antl
.lovcllanoa are all to tho wast and north-
wost 11f Colon. and on from ['1 to L'fl nillcs
avatar the city of Mntanzna and that
much more rcmoto from the border of
Santa Clara than in tho villngu of Call-
moto. at which point tho Spaniards worn
said to burn first cnpngcd Gomcz lust
urchins:
In iipitu 11f tho official rcport. tho holiof
I11 entertained born that tho Spanish forces
havo again sustained a aorlons rovorla.
and that Instead 11f tho Insurgents bolng
rcpulsrd and routcd tho Spaniards urn r11-
tlrlng before thuir advanco. There are
manifestations 11f gravo uneasiness in oili-
clol circles. and tho bollIf ls provalont
that tho insurgontu lnton other cxton-
RIIO Inournion into Matc ‘ 111'In1-1111nd
11 cstwnrd toward Ha1'.11n11
A FIXED CENSUS BUREAU.
It. In Favored by tho Anni-Iran Economic
Aa-toclaflnn.
112111.11?.11'111.1.~. Ilcc. Ill.——llof11r.~ the
American Economic association l’rofossor
Richard Mayo Smith of 1:..111111111111111111-“11
urnoil a ptrmancnt ('L‘nFlNlllll’I'ltll. H11
sold It was srnrccly ncccssary to arguc at
any nrcat Ichpth licforo such an associa-
tion in favor 11f sumo. change in tho pros-
out ccnsus system. All \1’1'1'11 agrecri who
had anything to do with It that tho pres-
ent system wris oxtrnt'ngnnt. slow and
burdcnsomo in cvory rcspcct. ’l'bis lioliof
was sharcd in by such 1111-11 as Francis A.
Walkor. ('arroll II. Wright. and Itohcrt ll.
Porter. lo ii1111-1lis1'11sso1l tho establish
mom. of a pcrtuunont buroau in all its
pita-113.1.
'I'bo following oflis'ers Worn olcctcd:
l’rcsldcnt. licnry 1'. Adams. I'nivcrsity
of Michigan; first vicc prcsidont. l’rofcss-
or i'raiilciln ll. fv'iddlngs. ('11Iuml1ia col
1111.111; sccond vino president, III, II. I.
(ionhl, John-1 Hopkins univi-rr-ity and
I'i1i1'crsilv 11f Chic no; third 1'i1'c pruni-
1i11nt. ii. I’. l‘nulknc .4 l'nlvnrslty of l’cnn-
sylvanin; 11ccr1-tnry. l’rofcssord. W. .Icnks,
I.‘11rnoll unlvcrstty; public. coininittoo,
I’rofcrsor I". l’, ’l'ulissiyr. chairman. liar-
vmd l'ni1'1rslty; Professor Sirlncy Shot"
wood. Johns Hopkins university: .I. ll.
Iironlzs, (minimal-go. Manx; II. II. I'ow-
ITS. Inland Stanford univorsity; it. lla-
nicy. Massachusetts lnstillito of ’I‘ccbnol-
may; W, P. Scott. L'nitrrsity of Wiscon-
sin.
Dialiiond Robbery at Port Js‘rt‘it.
l'111:1'.lt-:.-Iis. ,\. '11, ill-11. :;l.-—’i'h11
Walnut 1‘il|.;. a Ioarding hull-'11 on tho
11111~kirts of this placo. was entered by
burglars. 11111I1i111112onds. 11‘1111'i11-snndj11w-
ol‘ry to tho amount of $2.!1111111t11h'11. to-
gctlior with 2"‘1111 I11 mom-y. ’I‘lio thicvcs
I'L':I('Il1.‘ti tim toof 11f Ilif‘ 1-1'1111111l story by
lnddors. I'Illii'l'lfli.’ through a window.
tin-y chokotl and chloroformcd tho proprio-
tress. Mrs. .I1:~cpl1it11'. \I'icmann. Ncarly
all tho valuablcs wcro I:1I1;1111 from 11 trunk
in Mrs. Wicmann'a room. 1111.11.11.11..-
covurcd coiisclonsnoss, tbu thicycs had
fled.
. Mode “'as- fin is l'lnglarlst.
Di'hi'oi‘i-z. in. lien. lib—Tho lic1'.(.'.
11. ilrown. who is now In troublo in San
Francisco, was four yours; pastor of tho
l'irat (longrcgalional church horn and
‘was vory popular. Ills stay horn I11 noted
for his war on tho Elev. Mott of tho. Fuc-
0nd l’rcsbytorian church. who ho accused
of plagiarizing 'I'ulinngo's scrmons. ”t"
is 1111 able. aggressivo minister. and his
many fricnds licro cannot I1‘1-li111o ho is
gniity.’lh1'y ganiraliy look upon the
cnso as one 11f blackmail.
Twice Married II‘Irlow In Trouble.
KANSAS '17111‘. 11.11:. Zil.—I’atrlck ll.
llodon, :1 capitalist of prominenco hora.
was 11111111 for $211,110!) for brc: tch 11f promise
by .\lr11.l\'ntu1irccn.Shaasscrts Ilodcu
promisid to marry her last September.
but instead married anothor Woman the
day previous to the 111111 act for his mar-
rluau to hcr. Mrs. fireen Is If) yours old
and was ‘descrtud by her husband after
having boon married to him twiro.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
A violent earthquake shock was felt at
‘Wicncr \cnstadt. in Austria.
Mrs. Anna \l. (olburn. aged 1111 years,
was burnt-1i to death at litica.‘ N. Y.
[flit-n. N.
55.11110. ‘
Joseph O'Connor, formerly editor of.
The Post- E xpress of Rochester. has been
oflcrud the position of managing odltor of
,thc Buffalo Enquirer
A dispatch from Swatow. province of
Quang-Tong, China. says that tho ring-
lcadcrs of 1.911 mob which plundered the“
Gorman mission at-Moilln have boon b0:
headed. '
The barns of Elias Pratt at Reeds Cor-
ners. Ontario county. 'N Y.. ware set on
fire, and while the fire was In progress the
inciéndlarlou robbed Mr. Pratt 11 house of
jewelry and money.
(in Jan. 1 Missouri and Kansas zinc
smelter: will unite under one manage-
ment. practically, and the result will be.
the promoters of the combine claim, bot-
-tor prices for zinc in all branches and a
general revival of the industry.
Mrs. Helen C. Hovenden, widow of the
artist, Thomas Hovenden, who was killed
on a grade crossing on the Trenton branch
of the Pennsylvania railroad in‘Angnst
last. has instituted proceedings against
the railroad company on behalf of transit
‘11, was burned. The loss was
to lawn an uninterrupted line of cornmu- ‘|
‘ B11111 Ilsa IIIant an to tho blot". of th-
Tbc postoflico at. Yorkvlllc. a suburb of ‘
/ Sn Fir/1111:1191». Dec. 31. —w. D. Cat-
and Im two minor children. She claims i
. -—.... -~.,-_
INTENDIIS SHDDI‘IHG
E. S. I'laIIEnbach Twice Tries
to Kill W. ‘1'. Robinson.
03012 AFTER BEING ARRESTED.
Crimp, but 'l'loro la a fllat of a Woman
In tho Cass—Possibly a Repetition of‘
the Ila-alga- aad laaa Affair.
le Yomr. Dao. :ll.—An attempt at
murder. as evidently doturmlnod and do-
liborato as it was mysterious. created
great excitement In tho tlathouso :li-I
West Fifty-ninth street. Edward llallon.
boob of Brooklyn went to the house and
Inqulrcd for young William T. Robinson.
a dry goods clerk. who lived with his par-
ants and three brothors on the top tloor.
The janitor followed hln111p11talra and
saw him knock at tho door of Robinson's
room. When tho young man appeared at .
the door. llallonbaoh drew a rovblvor and .
flrod. shooting Ioblnaon id’tho bond.
Robinson to . as if ho had boon klllod. ‘
and Hallanhach. who had dropped his hat. .
ran out of the house ban-bonded. H11 did
not appear very anxious to got away. but
walked at a quick gait. Pollcoman Slntor
of tho Want Forty-sovcnth atroot station
noticing tho group following tho hntlcsa
man. arroatod him and took him back to .
tho ilathouso. (In tho way to tho honso i
tho prisoner said ho was Edward llallon-
hach. 'l‘ho pollcuman pushed his way
through the crowd with tho prisonor.
mounted tho stairs to tho lloblnann flat
and was shown to a hall bodroom. whom ‘
young Robinson lay on 11 bud, surroundod
by his family. The policeman led his pris-
onor forward to bo Identified by tho
wounded man. ()no of tho family rained
Robinson on the pillow 1111 that he could
look at the prisoner.
Three More Shots.
Without a word llalicnbach pulled a
revolver from his pocket. 11nd quickly fired
three times at Robinson. T1111 of tho bui-
lota struck him. and I111 fell back on the
pillow with a gr11an.wl1ll11hla brothers
sprang at the assassin. who had already
been aolzerl by tho Iltlllt‘t‘lllilll.
Slater was so much astonishod at tho
1111111'11 1lc11porat11 act that tho third shot
was fired bcforo ho rcallzod what was hap-
pening. Ilo than sol/11d llallcnbach. and.
with the assistancoof tho Robinson broth-
ers. quickly ovcrpowaml him.
The ambulancofrom Roosnvclt hospital -
had arrived whiln Ilailcnbach was diract 5
In his second fnslllado at his victim. ’
Ambulanco Surgeon Fluids examined
Robinson. Ilu found that tho young man
had received thrcu bullut wound-1. (Inc of-
thu bullets ponotratcd his lot! uido. unoth-
or took effect In his hood. whiln athird‘
lodged in his loft arm. .
Robinson was honored to lioosovoit
hospital. where. it I11 thought. ho will re-
covor. After llallonbach was locked up In
tho Wost Forty-scronth struct station
tho pollco not about making inquiries 1111 :
to tho canon of tho shooting.
not learn much. lloih the prisoncr and
the Robinson family maintained 1111 inor-
plicablo rctlconco rogardlng tho whole ‘
nllnlr. Halicnbach dociarod he novor had .
111-on Robinson beforo ho shot him, but -
was sorry ho had not killod him. '
At tho Yorkvlllo court llallcniiach was
oommlttodwithout bail to await tho rc-
sult of his attempt to kill Itol1inson.- Thu
polico thought tho motlvc for tho crlmo
was similar to that which ind David ”1111- .
nigan to slay Solomon ll. Mann. 'I‘hoono
1111111 in Illi‘(':l.~tlultxl1ills to tail: was .lcro
111i:1h t‘onway. a back drivcr. who was
Iockcd 11p as :1 witncss. 'I‘bo poilcc. how-
1-1'1'1'. rcfuscd to allow thc rcportors to 11cc ,‘
blin.
Ilallcnbach is a clerk. :i:.' yours old. and ‘
li1‘cs at but Lexington avonnn, llrooklyu. ‘-
Wbon 1111 inquiry was nmdn at tho IIIIIISI', 3
Mrs. IInlh-nbacb said. with much (littl- 1
boss. that sho hail board of tho shooting. '
but had nothing to say as to tho causo of -
it. At tho propcr tl111u tho roasou Would ,
I111 mado public. sho said. shutting tho '
door against. furthor inquiry. In tho
neighborhood it was said that tho. ll:1llcn-
hac ha wcro people who kcpt vcry closoly ‘
to themselves.
OII Burning Locomotltca for Baroda.
l’riii..\111-:1.1'111.\. Ilcc. :ll.—'l‘l1o British
stcainor 'I'urrnt Bay has sailed front Port.
Richmond with 11 cargo of :0 oil burning
locomotives. built by tho Baldwin [1111:11-
motivo works for tho Russian govcrn-
mont. Tho engines Weigh £1. tons cach-
and am built with special 111.11.111.11 for-
blirning patroloum instead of coal. I'ho
oil is supplicd from tho tcnders. which“
carries a largo oil tank. with placo for 1111- i
tor and wal. 'l'hcy arc doslcnod for both :
froightand pastongcr scrvicu on the trans I
Caucasian railroad.
'.~——~-- -~ I
Business Failure In Providence. i
Paoum-zxc 11'. 111111..“ —-'l‘l111 H W.l.nd1l
company. one of the largest dry goodsi
firms In Providence and 11f whic hox- 1:111-
crnor Ladd is the h11ad,has assigned to;
.Ia111osII.r~‘cott-.Tho assets amount to?
$351. 1113.731 and the liabilities to $2.7, -
1139. 81.
Cashier and Caah Gone.
llaoorti'ncw. Mass, Doc. :ll.—Illrnn1
P. Gerald. cashier of the Brookflold Sav- ‘
lugs bank, has dianpponred. It Is bcliovod
hoisndofaultor to tho amount of botweon
810.000 and 815,000. and his disappear-
ance strengthens this belief.
. Mrs. Nally Acqulttsd.
Bannsrowar. Ky. Den. 31.—Mrs. J. w.
Naily was found not guilty of the murder
of Schooltoacher Frank D11hert-y.Dohurty
attempted to assault Mrs. Naily in hor'
husband's absence. and she killed him.
Peru's Postal Rates.
LIMA. Peru. Dan. in. —-A regulation has
been made that after Jan 1 Peru will
charge for postage on foreign letters'.’
cents silver for each 15 grammes ot
weight.
Candidate For League President.
- Booms. Doc. 3l.-—Sterllng Elliott will
ho a candidate for the presidency of tho -
League of American Wheelmou. according ‘
to an announcement made In league clr- J
clos. . - 1
._.v
1.
. Postmaster-a . Appointed. _
WAsmxu'l‘OH, Dec. 3I.—Tho following
fourth class postmastors were appointed:
New York—Mahopac. G. B. Ganong.
Pennsylvania—Murillo. E. I. Arp.
Cardin-$11! Mill Burned. i
ASH/LAND, N. H” Doc. 31. —'l‘boloather
cardboard mill owned by George D Coi-
lina was burned to the ground. The loss
is 819, 000; partially Insnrod. ;
. m“ I
Vino Consul Dead.
Ion. San Francisco manager for W. It
Gnu & Co. and Chilean vino consul. died
hora.
'I‘hcy could . _
iPaper-
.S. S.
III.
Lg‘s.
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NOW 13 THE TIME ITO
111111111 lliiiiililliiiil in not a
C II on, or sand 11 postal card to me, and I will give you figures.
The Best Marie Carriages, Wagons anti Sleighs Always in $th
Don' I forgot thaII It or A
The place to [at your
891111111113. Painting.
Trimming and also
Sign latmlnl II It
Wright’s
Factory ‘
and
Salesroom.
011nm lullssa and
Frsoilln 1111111. to.
llorwslt. Ilo‘irn.
WORK CALLED FOR AND IDIIILIVIIIRIIID FREE OF CHARGE.
VA NTINE WARE In choice variety.
ART NOVELTIES In Calendars and Booklets.
hlldren’s Books: splendid values.
E LLULOID NOVELTIES: attractive shapes.
and kerchiefs.
A largo variety at 5c and 10c.
(Tho I)“ patterns,
L1 .11 Initial, So out 10c.
Linr‘In Initial, 250.
Silk Ir1itial,‘.’.1c and 50c.
bl 141‘ NIUFE‘Ia ERS.
MATS, RUGS anand CARPETS
CARPET SWEEPEHS
We. 2 for 25c; also at 25c and 50c.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
All right. We can help you to make it so. We suggest some of our suitable artic es:
FUII IIIIIS and MUFFS.
TIII LET SET“.
TO! LET ARTICLES.
POCKEToBIlfIKS. PEBPUIBBY,
YARNS and EIBBOIDBBY
8| LKS. STAMP!” HIIIIDS.
SEWING MICHIHES
DICKERIIIIAN &SON,~
N11
1.1;.JE2NNINGS.
1 UNDERTAKER.
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71.3 :FIII'TII M \I.\' ."I‘RI'IET.
l South Vor'm ilk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
(lilicc Hours. Mondays and 'l‘hlli'srl: 11's
Lilo lip 111. 11 ‘11 ly
JaicOb M. Layton,
Fire. Life .and
Accident
INSIU RANCEI!
Real E
()coan Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
limits. I. Inns Negotiatcd
11ml >f11clc~ Sold
state and House Agent.
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Noxr to Post t)tli-.c.
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\ot '1ry l’iblic. .'\CI\'llU\\'I1‘1Il;lllt'lll: 'I‘akcn.
J. O.JENNING$,
Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter. ‘
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NOR 1'11 MAIN STREET.
South Vorwalk.
Sample Ilnoks of Latest Stylcsof l’apcr:
Borders and (hit \Iouldings rakcn to
h- 111<os for IllSpt'L rion. on notu' 1- by postal.
ltlstimntcsf' heeriuliy lii1en. 111LI'I
YOUNG- MAN!
\\ bytake the chance of Illying
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Cents a day 11‘1
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1. 000!
01' Six (‘1.~. 11 day 11'1Il give you .111 lift“?
111cm 111 >1. 111111 payable to your-oil 1 1 11
live. “i h Insurance. like e1'_er.ythiig
elsc fl1ci1rst1s the cucnncst. Ii surc in the
Connecticut General
.ife Insurance Co.
(If Hartford
L’HOMMEDIEU,
111 Washington hircot S11.\or11'11lk.
Nady and Second- Hfiynd.
MUGGIES
PI'I ETONS,
CARRIAGES.
‘ I CANDPIES,
SPINDLES, ETC.
.PRIC s +o‘"st11—r' ALL
CA‘LL .\\D 51') I1} THEM
.THE WHITE
1
Has a new line
$1.25 and $1.50.
not be forgotten.
ever 93W.
Y our Shoes Shined Free.
110.3 SIZETTE BUILDING.
YIII'OW Your money away in idle notions
roud of them.
v.11riety
Theo.
I16:
mu
hose Children'
Dainty FoOtWear
G .ft G. H I I I
.I store like ours would give you many suggestions for gift-giving. Do not
Let your gifts assume a substantial
Let it be. shoes. and if they are 111-1111'“ shoes 1111 can guarantee that the receiver will
N11 or was su1 h a stock shown in Norwalk In point of quality
“4 WAhHIVCTO RTFM»
SHIIE STIIIIE
1 Tan and Black Leggins, at 8i,
i Ladies’ Overgaiters, 25c and 501: to 81. 50.
Our new line of Ludo-’11 Twentieth l ‘cntury Enamel and
Kid whom; is beyond question the finest in Norwalk. "
()ur Ladies’ Calf and Seal Shoe, at $3. 50, for winter. a ust
A new Cloth Top Shoe. at :33, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s 82 serviceable Cork Bole Shoes you
We want you to see them
OLSEN BROS.
1101mm. 11111111.
form.
Olsen.__
tin llsrdsst 11.1111:
you couid‘inflictinpon us would bolths"
loss of confidence In our integrity and
ability to meet your every desire In the"
Hardware line; but we are so confide)“ of .1
plea-ting you that we do) not halt.“ to
invite you to inspect our entire stock.
For Christmas presents wa mm b
specialty of fine Pocket and Table pat
lery, while our line of IPeclt 8; Slim! '
Skates cannot be equalled for the saint
money in any other make.
South ilorwalkll’w’d.co.. V
42 South Main St. .. '-
NEW IIINE 0F
"BABV CARRIAGES
{ .-\\'I1
i Refrigerators!
i
Raymond 8. Sons,
S'nc-inorstofi o.ll.ll.1yniond.
llorniti 1c Ilealcrs and (ICI‘CTCII
I 11111 1'..I Ilirtctors.
as and 48 Main Streak. Norwalk
.~ dance. 3 Be keiey l’iacc.
l“ E N RY TILL Ya aiTeIephunc,11—I. I
In Advert Sersl '
Changes cannot be guar-
anteed the same day copy
is handed in Every rea-
sonable effort will be made '
t11acr11nmodato patrons. .1
but chungcs cannot be in-
sistcd upon £15 a right un~
its co y is sent iaby 2
o‘clock in the afternoon of
No -.1" in tow chaiige is
lILbilCu. . . .
Norwalk Chronicler