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Germ Their Diurnal Wage.
-Pork. 8c. Adams lit-m. SofiNor-
. walk. ., .
The Hungarian Sick and Benefit so
oiety will give a ball. February. l'i'th in
Arion Hall. _
The work on the two new stand
pipes on the south side of the Washing-
ton street overhead bridge is progressing
rapidly.
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‘ VMOII. Colo. Jan. lib—A frightful O!"
. cldeut owurred on the Midland Terminal
i railway aw hare. :I‘he train was en route
to Denver bud Colorado Springs. and was
‘ just above the city limits of Victor.
Fifteen pausennertl Were Injured and nix
.’ aeritnully. one or two of whom willprobu-
: W die. ‘
. The train for Colorado fiprlum‘maa
fuelling out on the main track In the cut.
.when It was met by an empty runaway
hot: car. which broke loom near independ-
f one. station. about time-quarto" of ti“
mile above where the collision omnrred.
It struck the tint coach on the p: longer
; train with terrific force and throw the int
ter~frmu the track. Both box ear and
coach were ten-scoped for about to feet.
The following In a list of the Injured:
if. C. Clad. Colorado Springs. leg and
body badly Injured: 0. A. Alexander,
. (Joiorado City. civil engineer of the Miti-
land Terminal railway. seriounly and
robahiy fatally Injured; Mr. Garrison,
Milieu! ,1 .
Calumettlubtuén Have Their
' Diamonds Stolen.
THE OOLLBOTIOI VALUED AT 854,!»
The Property Subsequently Found In a
lavatory Near the BatterymA Man Ar-
natetl For a stabbing am, It the I'arlt
Under liuopieleu.
N" You. Jan. lite-A nether tlilltnonti
ibbery. equally at myaterioua tat that per-
petrated In the Burden mldencc In Mllllv
Ion Iquaro. bu been brought to the atten-
tIon of the police. lv‘our Inclubcn of the
Calumet club, one of the moat och-ct so-
cial organisations In the city. werc the
victims] anti. though lllu utoion jcvv'ciry,
valued at over $6,000. has been moveml.
the only view tho police have that may
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Mrs. A. J. Keiaici'. of Water street. F
, lent-m. severe brulaeu on head and body:
received a had full. Thursday. by step. '1‘. J. Kallmnan. Topeka. variously bruised
pint: from a chair while she was fixing a abom the head; W. A. L. Thompson. 'l‘o-
clothes “ha One of her arms was peka. injured in back and logs; Mrs. D.
severely injured.“ ‘ _ .
Milton Greenwood, a canvauser. was
sentenced to four months in the county
jail for criminal usauit upon Nellie
Kennedy, of Stamford. aged twelve
years. He appealed to the Superior
Court at Bridgeport.
The locomotive on the 2:25 express.
westbound. blew out a lindtr head
uearthcdruw bridge, y' erday after-
noon. and wmi delayed a few minutes,
finally proceeding to Stamford, where
engines were changed.
The summary of the Commercial
Record for the current week shows eight
sales of real estate in Norwalk and mort- ’
gages amounting to $37,937. as against
five sales and mortgages $.0in for the
corresponding week of 1895.
Jack McGirr. of Bridgeport, whosc
wrist was broken eight weeks ago. in :l
set-to with ”Dutch" Mouahun. is able
to take the member out of bandages. and
will mon'havc the entire use of it. Prep-
arations forhis benefit are profit-using
slowly.
Joseph Cowporthwnit and family. of
Lockwmxl pl: cc, went skating lust
C. McGrcgor. Victor. badly out In face.
and Robert Davison, Colorado Springs,
batl out In head.
There are a dozen or more others who
received slight injuries.
PENSlON BILL PASSED.
After a Week's Dobote the Home Adopt-
the Appropriation Men-ore.
Waslllxumx,.lan. ills-Thu house passed
the pension appropriation bill, to the con-
sidemtiou of which it has devoted the en-
. illro week, and then adjourned until Mon-
t ay.
Mr. Bartlett (Dona) of New York raised
. polntaof order against all new legislation
proposed in the way of amendments. such :
as that {looking to "taking a pension u
, "vested right," etc, anti Mr. Dingicy of
Maine, who was in the chair, sustained
them. .'ln this way the clause in the bill
l changing cxistinn law so as to allow wid-
1m” to obtain pt'llt-lllms under the. act of
lead to tho Identity of the whims is a
towel marked with the initiation! the club.
The Calumet Is locattd at the northeast
corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty—ninth
'atrcot and is one of the beat appointed
clubhouilcnliong l-‘Ifth avenue. ita monl-’
bcruhlp he composed exclusively of Wealthy
young men. The third and fourth floors
of the clubhouse are divided Into nnltu oc-
cupied by members of the club. who make
the clubhouse their home. The nit-tuber!
who were the victims of the robbery are
William ll. (iiiliian. Frank i’ntton of the.
J. H. Kcruoehnn and A. Morey Young.
Mr. Gillilan was the heaviest loser. lie
was the first to discover the mldwry. Mr.
Gillilnn gave a dinner to a party of friends
at the Waldorf hotel. lie left him nouns
at the club about Ho'clock to go to the ho-
tel and did not return until almost I
o‘clock In the morning.
On entering his mount Mr. (iillilnn diu-
t'tJ\'t'l’l‘(l that the lock of his desk. where he
kept his jewrlry. had been broken open,
and that the jewelry had becn surrep-
titiously removed. llc Infortnctl the other
members of the club of his loss. untl after
making a N'ill'f'll of thcir mans Mcssra. '
. 1890 whose net incomes did not exceed
‘ 3.31m pcr nnnum was stricken out. I
Mr. liortlt‘tt. however. did not raise tho
‘ point against tho provisions making pen- .
. sions under the act of 1590. cht'tctI. sus-
pended or dismissed and afterward uliowctl
to date from their first application. i
it was onnounccd in the debate that
bills covering the amendments ruled out i
ycstcrday would be reported from the in- }
valid pensions committee. Thc pension l
.ll'.-'i.n‘.lll. olmnt;
$50,000 less than the cstiiuatc.
was passed :1” days ahead of any previous 2
pension appropriation bill. .
bill as passed curries 8H] 1
The bill i
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Patton, Young and Kcrnoclmn dimvvcretl
that their rtmms had him bcrtl colored,
and thcir jewelry wan missing.
fit-urge W. Dori-once, thc Hull'l‘lnil‘llfl'
cut of tho club. was notified of the rub-
bery. and. though at u lots to account for
the lllt'fl-l, bc did tint report the matter in
tin- poliic. it is iniptmiblc for any Olli'
not tmucuibct' or cinploycc of the Calumet
club to gain access to any of the private .
rooms. in fact, the club in cuntlnctctl so %
strictly that visitors or strangers cannot.
reach the desk of the clerk. only a few fect
away from the entrance of l'u‘cntv-uinth .
sll'l‘l'l, without first stating: thcir busincssi
to tbc dourtt-ndcr. ltwns thc m‘ucrnlopiu
banking firtn of Carlislc. Morgan & C0,. '
night on Bach's pond. While thus ’cu- llunruvrn .\lutlty (‘ensun-cl.
tinged one, of the straps on Mrs. (.‘ow- NI-LW Yonk. Jan. lit—it was learned
pcrthwuit's skatcbmkc. and the sharp “"1“ ll "10"!!!" 0f the 3'0"" “Wk “WM
pointed skate t'llft‘l‘t‘tl llf'l' left leg. mult-
ingz a deep gash.
club uhn is in a position to know that. "i
copy of thc report of the (:UllliillllA'D that 5
1. inn that the mbla-ry llilll l;l‘l‘ll contntittcd i
. by smucrinployt'c of thct'lnb. but :1 ~cnrt'lt i
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was fruitlcss. and no trace of the missing;
jt-Wclry was ftillllll.
The Jewel» "('(‘lfl‘l‘l'l-tl.
. bad bccn pint-ml in timiinutisof f'omtmr
tloro Edward M. Brown. The commodore.
if is said. will call a Incl-ting of the club.
John Eduard-known as ”Nictxlomus,“
an eccentric character about eighty yours 3
‘0f agnliviug in nStéclntlotl lmnllt‘t ill the . at which the rcport will be read to thc ’
towu.of Pound Ridge. was found dead members. The rcport covers about too
- in his home a fcwduvsngobv his housc- ”mm" “M" ”i" “”15”" V “‘1""r“°. ‘"
. ‘ ' , _ “ Lord llunravcn ll t't-nsurcs min only lillltl'
kel’lml‘. MIS-‘v Alli-’l‘lli’ti“ b"lllh- i). Wilma” . 1;; for bringing.' the charm-s. 'i‘lllh. it wu>
about seventy, who has~ resided with said. will not be rallislalo'ltlrft'ltl tnmt of
has investigated Lord lhmrnvou's charges l
him .for many years, No inquest was
bold, and Supervisor Roscoe ordered tlic
remains to be buried in one of the ('t'nlt‘~
tcrics of the town. He lcuvcs one son,
a well-known bootmun in Stamford.
entertainment was
held at the home of little Miss Lily
(.iutlc. Grand street. by a party of small
girls front room It of the Center school.
It was for the benefit of an aged Indian
woman of upper Main street. Norwalk.
A goodly sum was realized. Those
youthful cutltnsinsts mean to hold a
similar affair in the. near future. at tlic
A very enjoyable
tho iucmbt-rs of the club. who Iccl very,
bittcr against tbc Vaikyrie's owin-r. '
.\t-w York Diamond Robber Ant-tiled. ;
l’ ~L1‘l-Jlirlll int. \‘n. .lan. lti.——Williom I.
ll. (,irccn. colored. of Ncw York city.wns§
orrcstcd by (.'hict' of Police Pcrkinsou and j
Scrgcuut- Chandler on a telegram from the ;
chief of police of New York. .\cmrding‘
to his own statement. tho charge against .
‘Hrccu ls timtof stealing adiumoud brcust
pin and four diamond rings front Mrs.
Manson of New York. (in-cu dcnics that
he committed the theft. but. claims that
thc jcwclry was stolen by another party. l
who divided the stnlcu jewelry with him. .
'l‘hc prisoner further rays that be rciurncd i
the jt-wclry which was given him to Miss i
. shirtpins. several sets of pmrl Milli". six
vlot'kcts, silvcruud gold liul. cull'buttous
.\lmlll ‘.l ti't'lm'lt‘ y‘t'slcrtllty morning Fore»
luau l'ndy. who is in churuc of the lnlmr- l
, t‘l‘al In flattery park and who \\.I~‘ t lcuning
' one of thc luvtltorics in tI.-- pork. l‘uumi :.
E toucl containing a dumber of artn-ivs of l
4 jcu‘clry and brought. thcm to thc subs‘a- i
ffiou in tho Atpiurilttu .‘llill tutu-Ii th-‘tui
.M‘t'rlu lllt' svrprullt iii t"llllllli|llfl. 'i'ln-
5arllclcs t-oillniia-tl in lill' tolvci were its?
‘ follows:
liltmtlstonc rim: with crest and initials
".\. .\l. (4.." two gold untcbmJ with u.
family t'l‘i'w‘l. :lliM-orfpius. «ix mumbling.
eight diamonds inch and live containing.
i'.‘ diamomh cot-h; tiny: put of .thc Scw
York Yin-lit club. one pin \\ .th tltrccpcarls
surrounding: a diamond. pin with right
pcnrls and a diamond. bin pith I'uur dial
moods Hill] on unictlusf. ~c'.c:'a'l gold.
Ht'l with tllillnulltls. l\\'1l twill llt' hlrllit‘rs.
lady's brooch not with If. diamonds and at: '
tuuetbyst. ruby pill and nine diamonds.
trutseyc pin. cutwyc :uid tliutnoml pin. the ;
gold shirt studs. gold collztt' button Mt
with a (llllllltlllll. :31! pairs of rutlbnttnus.
. blmuistonc ring from 'l'ifl'uti)"~' and n pair
- Vv'l'ililli and of. iizc rr-«toraii -n v.15 t'rcuttd
‘ advanced. with lillt‘l‘l“l. illlfl uppcoriux to
home of sonic other bright-faced girl.
A pleasing programme of vocal and in- '
stmmcnml music, alsodiulogucs, “lb"
icons and recitations were well rcudcrcd.
_ "KING OF imam All."
The Recreation Tourist company. of An old R
New Haven, is to conduct the second of
its series of tours to Washington. D. (1..
Wednesday. January 22d. The, train
leaves the Union depot. New Haven. at
”:35 u. In. These tours are of fourarlnys'
duration and at tln- very low rzttc of $15
from N9“ H:t‘.‘f'll. “1““! ”161ml“ first that once dctcrmincd settles about all our
"M55 railroad fares and lll’tely_nw0nl}ll,w licrplexitics. Standing before the, public
datmns. (lillllf‘l‘ ill JPN“? 0“." going. P "leans making out-‘s selfa willing target.
and side trip to Mt. Vernon. the homei We know our standinc before the public
of \Vushingtou. Parties are pct'somtllyi. and allit implies. We know that only
‘ conducted by a member of the. firm. Wlwlill‘it such flrrmvs as the heading“ this
endeavors to make it pleasant for the f “Film“ ”I" bit “5. Mill we H” the!" “WV."
patrons. and many who patronized thcsc ‘1"3'3 "if“ they ”9“” high- Such “WOW
tours last season spunk very highly of ‘ ”"9" m “f“"mn‘i quvncy “CCOF‘IWL' m
, , . _ the source. l. 0.. l'cllillllllil'.
the accommmlntlons furnished. Call on ~
the 10"“1 33""! "f till! NVW York. Ni'w . and reliable citizen of Boston, residing
Haven and Hartford Railroad. or send 5 at 537 wufimngwn street. Jamie", Plain.
tt) Pct-k & Bishop. New HIIVOU. for (105- l He is apicasant. large.bcavy man—but \vc
r.'t'iptiv0 circulars. will let. him speak for himself. He says:
; "I have-been a keen snii'erer from kidney
icompluint for the past fifteen years. As
. you see I am a heavy mun. anti wbcncom-
for. to whom it belonged.
eyliable Boston Resident Says so. and
Tells why He Knows it.
(From the Boston Post.»
\\'hcuouchas tilt-.\vorti of a reliable
‘ttutn. and of long residence in the com-
munity. confidence is established. and
.lcaunctfc Manson. Mrs. Manson's dnuglt- .
Mr. .\su I", Crockcris an old rcsidcnt‘
hint: a: 1x17”. flu:
inn:
mamas
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BEWARE or I
lift MERE“ TCINZW [UWLIV
II or vnnu l. 5 A
Do not be deceived by infringe-
ments of name, package or cigar-
ette.
THE ONLY GENUINE
Willi flfllllllil " lilflflillits
Bwthet-c slmlle sign-tun ul
anthem-06am“. 5
TA“ son moor. ‘
amt
pain and heavy feeling .ovci‘
. . my kidneys would become almost.
unbearable. l‘Ixcrtion ‘ increased my
“invoices-am a, u. r.
pulled to utand for any length of time the
1 backache. . The kidneys acted improperly.
and that added to the misery. I was itn-
pressed by an” advertisement of Dunn's
i Kidney Pills. and deciding to try them, 1
‘ got a ho). at Knight's pharmacy. Court
and lluuovcr streets. and took them its
. directed." llc says: “They took hold
i right from the lived. My backache is ghue.
l the pain in the kidneys is gonc.aiid'thcy
now act. in ucuurdauce with Ville law» of
; heultli. out] to sum it all tip is it any won-
I der 1 have so much confidence in Dunn‘s
‘, Kidney Pills? i think not." \Vocertuin-
i iy can stand before the public when such
testimony of cores comes to us from evory
direction every day. ’
i lloau‘s Kidney Pills are for sale by all
’ dealers—price 5" cents ir sent by mail ly
: Foster-Miiburn Co. Butfaio. X. Y.. sole
ngentevforrthc L'. S.
Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravate. the disease. Instead of
writing, try One Minute Cough Cure. It
“ helps at once. making expectantion easy,
*mtuces the soreness and lnflammntlo"
Wed 8: G.
Still-on. ‘ .
of job link buttons.
The tom-l was mnrkctl i. (‘.," and ill ‘
j one of the \vntt'llt's lirurilig fhc t'ri'sf \vuu
;' thc llfllllt' of "Barrens e; liit'c, makers. 21.!
John strcct.” and the number "2.3.35."
A Suupt't‘t .\rrl-slt-tl.
Acting Chief (l'liricu and f‘aptnin Pit-lo
ct. were notificd of the rubbcry. lictcctltcs
Wade nud llovcn of lllc (‘cntrai «lib-c \‘ln
‘ itctl the ciubhouw and made an cxlunina-
3 tion of thc promises.
I 'l‘hcro were no marks on nuycf the win- 1
i (lows to show that thc rubbers huti form-«l
an cutrnncc through them. nor is it llt'llt'V-
i ed that tht-y could huvc cutt-rcd the club- i
housc through the roof. as Ibc housi- ml
joining. on Fifth avenue. l.‘ occupied by
Etiwurti+ivingstom the pro-idem of the
club.
Whether any of the mnployccs of the
Cnlumet club were suspcctcd tln- dcu'ct- '
ivcs and Mr. llorrnnco refuse-d in stutc.
The pct-ulinr actions of James Farewell. .
who was :ll'rcstcd in linttcry park for still).
‘biilig Frank Boyiunti. may have had some “
connection with the stolen jcwclry. ("orc—
wcll. who is by occupation a cook and a
waiter. was arrested within half a dozen
yards of the lavatory where, thcjcw'clry‘
was found. lioylnnd rcccivcd hi4 stab ;
\vuund about midnight. and it was three
hours later when Fort-well. with n bnnd— .
kcrchicf over his face to cum-cal his fczi- .
turcs. was unusual as a suspicious person.
Farewell is locked up in thc l'hurrh '
Street police station awaiting tlic rcsult of
“the police. investigation.
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Run Down byvan Engine.
NEW YOILIC. Jun. fol—Four wrnucn and
one mntl. employed as cur clcoticrs by the
Wugncr Palm-c. (7hr company. the New
York Central ruilrnutl and the Sew York.
New ancn and llortforti railrtwl. Wcru
rtufilowu by coginc No. Hill. bound mm].
from the Grand (ft-ntrnl station to the
rountlbousn in the freightyanls. 'l'wo
Women wore killed. and the three others
were injured. prolmhly family. The dead
are [Jul-.5 chycrnnti Delia Mohun. 'l'hzi
Tracey and Louis chdcr.
Morrison Engagement Announced.
NEW YORK, Jun. is. — ids-President.
ilnrrison has at. last acknowledged his en-
nugcment to Mrs. Dimmick. ('oloncl
Lilictts. his private secretary. made this
statement to thc ncu‘spnpcr rcjmrtvrsut
the F'flh Avenue hotel. “"li‘lll‘ml Harri
son a. ithorizcs the announcement that b:-
and Mrs. Dimmick are engaged to he mar
tied. and that the marriage will not take
place until site; Lent."
To Control the Price of Sandotone.
Armor. N. Y., Jan. 15—11» owners
of the sandstone quarries in Orleansrcortn-
ta. numbering about“). have” formed an
organization. the purpose of which is to
control when and prevent destructive
commotion .. . , .
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i log distinctly. for which reason the llillill'
. ago on his cyca was cot; iuncti a month
'- iongrr than the usual tuna
' time 'l'ayioruttcnli-xtl him .iir William hull
‘ den and more or loss involuntary contrac-
. . . . e ' v . There is sonvvarid' in tho
lllJlll‘l‘ll are Mrs. Morin Drumm. .\lilyglfl ingtlo VD L ‘ )
ow numeral; or man WITH A
PASSlON FOR HOARDING.
“flu.” rain and "Vulture" no“...
no more Mut‘t’Wlth (lay—h,
John cutter and lb titurw— new Bum
loot Taylor. the Genital.
AI theold timer: lit-nan their daily mace
Squire Ben Nd: “We have had who
famous minor! in America. but mother
England {undulat- t-xamploa which throw
than Into enliven. 'l’lum Tanyr' and
‘Vuittml llophini,‘ two noted Engibh
miners, are immortalized In Popo'a‘Motul
Euayu.’ Tho inf, Richard Turner, had
been a turkey merchant. He died In 17' ' .
When yulolled of $1,500,000. he discon-
tinued his molt. became Interest wu- re.
duced from lite 0 per cent. He then put
8350.000 Into the Charitable contention
of London for better Internet, but loatit.
'l’hil lm he took» much to Mention he
kept hie chamber ere: after. it mu
thought that he would not have outlived
thla loan, but that he one heir toanothcr
considerable estate. which to daily expect-
ed, and that by this course of lilo he lured
both clothes and other expenm.
"The mood, John Hopkinl, by his [Ir
pacity obtained the name of 'Vulturo.‘ He
lived awortblul life. but died wealthy.
lie would give to no puma living. but
left 1,]. rich“. amounting to about SI.-
500,000. so as not to be Inherited tlil otter
u", second summit)". On his coon-cl
representing to him how many :9an It
must be before title could take effort. and
that his money could may lie at interest
all the than. he expressed W 101 .'MWM
and aid 'they would then be anus”!
spending as ho had been In getting lt.‘ .
"Hopllllll was a We thy London mur-
chant and was the owl tcct of nearly hie
whole fortune. which originated In some
highly fortunatosperulattona In tho stocks
and was considerably Increased at. the ex-
plosion of the “South sell bubble' in two.
On one occasion he paid an cvcning visit
to Gay, the founder of the hospital in
Southvvick. who aim was as remarkable
for his private nufulllltflly an his public
muniiicencc. 0a liupkllhl entering the
room Mr. tiny iigblcd a fnrthing candle
which lay told] on tho table and desired
to know the purport of tho gentleman's
visit.
" '1 him: been midfisaid Hopkins. ‘that
you, sir. are better vomai in the prudent
arid neccasury art of anvil”: than any man
now living and therefore wait upon you
for a lemon of frugality. an art in which
I used to think lcm-elled. but am told by
all who know you that you are greatly my
Inpcrinr.’ 'And is that. all you come
about.” replied Guy. 'Why. then. we can
talk this matter over in the dork.’ l'pon
thin lie, with film! tlt-liht'l'ulinll. extin-
guishrd his-newly llgbtcd farihitn; candle.
Struck with this example of ctmiomy.
Hopkins tor-c up, :tckunwlcdgmi himself
convinced of tho olbcr's superior thrift
and took fill-v lenvc. " ‘
"The lives and habits of such men," rc‘
ninrkul ['ncic Juabun. "are principally lu‘
tcrcsfinu nsahowlng how inuala tumour»
onlt lw~t-tlllivnlcd. l rcruli the fail that
upon the funeral of .r'ir John ('ntlcr. an-
other mlrcr of the mine clamp. tin-re was
upcmitti no lean than radium. r’lr .iohn
“'llli a loyalist. In the time of the common-
l
t) lmrolicl by Charlt'a‘ ll. lln lrf‘lllllflf‘ll 'A}
the liroccra‘ cotzipnny. llc cutuributcd .'I
lunrc sum toward the buildin: cf the Col
In!" of Physicians in Warwick Inoc. inn -
turn for \l‘hlt'll lilc stulizc of titc Ihl'on. 1,
along with tynnthcr of lbc lung. was t'l‘t't‘i
ed in thc collcgv court. Sir John died in
“him, and his I’Xt'ClZf-iru('iltilllt'll ol'lhc col»
icy," iii-3.01m, the sum which Str .lolxn hid
be cilargttl no a debtor in lhc lltnili.‘ of ”WI
(itcctbcd .\ compromlw v-na mudc by ti.c .
cxictltors arccplum HILUOO as jaunnnt.’
in full of all demands. 'i'bc faculty if tbc;
cullcgc, cnmgctl at. this eimbby ti'llllm'it"
Lion. oblltcrutui the name of >Ir.iobn in
scribed on the [if‘\!l'iil$al of his i-lntuc
I'll-on in lifcnml llll'ltll in dcnlh :‘t'l’llll‘tl
to b:- this luiu-r’s’motto." ' 1
"firm is one.” said old limb. “.‘ir \l'ii»;
lizlm Smylb of llrtllordsitirc was Illl
mcnscly rich, int. illiitl parsinumiulh and
‘ mm-rly in his; imblls. .\L I“ yturs of age in"
wm cutlri 1y tit-privcduf his rigbt~nuublu ’
to gloat, our big in ili‘r'i. of gold. llt- \rmv to
be cout‘lnti—thut is, have his tyrs upcr- ,
ntcd upon for cataract-4min; pi hooded
by Taylor. the u lcbrattd “coin-i, Iizv
turret-incur. living that liic latter nus to
‘ have 60 flillfil‘itr‘t if be restored his patient l
to any tlt'grt'n of sight. =
"'I'nylor rum-u dcti in the opcrntiuu. nnd '
SirWiliinm was cnuhitd toroati and writc
without tbc aid of >i.t'l‘l.‘lt‘ll'.~i during thvg
rest of his life. But no ru'Hlt‘l‘ was it.- in - ‘
atnrcd to night. than the lmvnutt lil'm'll‘. («ii "
rtvgrct that his ugrumcnt huti btcu for so ‘
large it sum.
to cht‘nt the oculist. lic | reminded that. he ;
had only agiiinint'ringnudmold scc nutb~l
’l‘n) lor was
tlcct-ivctl by those mi~rcprc>cntations. .
agreed to compound the bargain and ac- x
ceptctl 2t) guincas iustcudcf no. .\t. tip
a largo estate and iinmt'nscsumsof mum-y
in the stocks and tattoo!) in the house."—
Boston iicrnld.
The Cribhing Horse.
Crib hitting in horses may be. termed a
dental disease. inasmuch as It affront the
front teeth. Having fixed the jaws. it end-
tion of the muscles of the lowcr part. of
the neck takes place, a cinching or licich~
Ing sound in hcnrd. 'l‘bo bur-w performs
the not alone and undisturbed in a cool,
tit-liberate way. as if he enjoyed it. and by
Imitation the other horses will learn the
some trftk. Support on o fixt-d pointis
cswntini for the performance of this act. f
The height of the manger Is important.
.1! it is too high or even low. the not can-
not hc performed. On the ground it can-
not. he done, nor yet when the. home is ly-
mou'ncr in which it Is carried out. by differ-
out horses. but the appearance of this in
river teeth aflords good, reliable evidence
of its existence. l’ct‘tiinu; from n noscbag
will prevent it, or tho nsc of nthroat strap
or muzzle. if seen in the early stages lit!-
forc the habit is confirmed, passing: a tine
tooth sow between the incisors will often
euro this objectionable vit-c.—liur.~.cbiuu.
obeying lmtrnettom.
.
f'orporel (instructing rm‘rlllts‘i -~\\‘hrn o '
soldier enters a tavern and is there drawn
by the person sitting next to him Into c
conversatlon on social democratic topics.
what is he to do. Private Muller"
Private Muller ls silent.
Corporal~He mustquictly drink up his
beer and go home. you duller. Now. what
wouldryeti‘do.‘ ‘ “ -
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Lutherlfl
.0. Still
'0
...GOME AND 3:: THEM AT Hrs
mg
Luther M.W
asoand Prices t
** Hoots! ..
Whatrwmt .
b .8th All! . ..
Buyout-to .
t
r 91*:
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g.
FEW
.........BROWNIES!
And perhaps fewer still to Our Store.
”PEOPLE.....
_ NEED TO BE INVRODUCED
' TO THE
But we want: all to have an introduction to'our DOMESTIC DE-
PARTMENT this week for this purpose, we have made SPECIAL
PRICES.
We have a full assortment of Standard Cpttons' in all width: at
attractive prices.
SPECIAL. FOR SATURDAY. Samples of Gent’s and Ladies’ .Mpri.
no Underwy’m. Value, 75c. to $I.50. Our Price, 50c. forthe Choice.
84 Washington Street,
' . A. Dickerman 8: Son,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
'HUNT tzuur‘r,
“ll-thumb and {chill Ill-ulcrs ill
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
The Best Assortment of ,
Fresh Fish to be Found!
HORSE RADISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsup!
Pickeled Oystois!
’l‘clvbiMnJ ('nll. ill-ll.
..
OR.F..W Darme'r,
SURGEON DENTIST!
42 Washington Street
South Norwaik. Conn.
Teeth Filled »
and Extracted
Without Pain!
Amtlt-mi'fmtn with and without ['litlt‘w by
tho littc~t improved itictiigntm
.\li urcmtinns bottoming: to modern Dcn-
ti~try lmrfnrnu-d In a skillful Illltlllli'l' at about
nnc lil‘ifillt' prim» charm-vi liv ntbcr Ill-nth“.
Tooth cxtmclt‘ll {We of thumb}. wlwrt' I-illct‘
tcctit pro- to lo' illH'f‘lt'tl.
.\ lady in ottcutlancc.
OFFICE nouns. ‘
Fl‘l'lll5:1.lll.lilllllb[r.m. Upon \i‘tyim-~«i;.y
illl‘l .‘llllll'tlitV until *4 p, m..
.\li \vnrk warranted for {lvc vcnrs
ilis thong-its were. now how . l.
Consultation Free.
Physician 579113333
MRS. DR. fl. fAITGUiLFOR D
(fun be consulted at her oiflco
:i 2 Boom STREET. Bulimia-our. Conn.
From 103. m. to T p. in. any day except
Sunday.
Tia-doctor b- n rt-ttuiar pbv~iciun end for
the post ilinclw-n Fours ho» imub- the (Imus-Po
of wt vmr-n n specialty.
M'lPllliill‘il't‘illillt’ltl know u to mmlom norm-iv
and nil-divine. Home care with nurse for—
nishmi when rm uirmi.
.\li letter.- prnmptiy rcplimi tn. [twin-~70 stirrup.
=—
South flonvalit Savings Bank.
, INTEREST NOTICE.
SgnnuNozthltu. Conn . Dec. 24, i‘21'5
At. a meeting of the manner: of this
bank, held this date. a dividend to de-
positors of interest at the rate of four per
cent. per annum was declared for the six
months ending Januarv 1, 1896. payable
and after January id. 1936. Interest not.
drawn will be credited to accurate and
m
H,
Prkaw'ml would quiet! aim
about!!!“
Whitehall“) may I. ices.
“JOHN AP .'treaaurer
4m
lillllf's stuttering from ,
any difficulty incident tn the ~c.\ can cothult :
ilr. (tuiiforll in tho strictn-st confidence. with 1,
tho-assurance of receiving: the MM ~killfultliul .
'l'crms lllf’lll‘l‘ith ’
, . .. _ _ . .W-... -..__._. _
FRANCIS too.
THE RELI‘ABLE
Clothiers, Hatters. and
Furnishers !
v
We open the Fall Season with an assortment of
New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at won
dcrfully low prices. No question about it. If so,
ask nine persons out of every ten, “which stprc
scils first‘class goods at lowest price," and the
answer will be, Francis & Co. Our store is our
best advertisement for superior goods, at popular
prices. . ,_
is.”
Francis 8; Company. '
86 Washington Street, So. Norwiak.
I
What- Clifford Hayes ls Dialog,
AT THE
Star Market !
He Is selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
,2He ls gluing the Best Service possible.
He is selling strictly far CASH.
He Is selling Meat cheaper than it was ever sold In,
South Norwalk. '
READ HIS PRICES.
and you will be convinced that it its the place to spend your money:
Mt: lb
Best Sirloin Steak,
’ Round Steak. ioc lb
Shoulder Steak, .. 6c lb
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast, 10c lb
Fte~h Harm. - 100 ll)
Sausage, 100 lb
Smoked Hams. ' 10c lb
Lens of Mutton. ’ 10c lb
5 lbs. Brcnk‘ast Bacon, f 50c
Plate or Briscuit of Beef, fresh or salt. to lb
6 lbs. Extra Salt Pork. 500
Choice Country Chickens.
Choice Country Tuykeys,
THEQSTAR;MARKET,
Mfact-tier South Main and Havilaadt Streets.
(W‘s, . . .
.
coarsest.) .— angg, _ _ , L Mead“...
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