‘ scam EM‘W mu ml min,
«Hystealossmiisui Twas
The Boardet School Visitors or No . ‘
town has appointed Daniel G. Beers,
the eldest member of the Board. and
Jfimes W.,Gordon.’ a committee to in’
vestigate illeged irregularities in the
election or school officers in“ the chr,
Halfway River and Walker’s Farms ‘
districts, with a view to prosecuting the
guilty parties. It is claimed that in
these districts the ”candidates for school
officers dispensed heer.’ cider and apple-
jaclr with a view to influencing voters.
Arrangements are being made by Sen-
ator Marigold to have the songs that
were sung in the recent campaign by
the Tippecanoe chorus reproduced by
the graphophone. An eflort will be
made to bring the chorus together early
next week, when several of the Marigold
compositions will be rendered. William
Stevenson, the agent for the grapho'
phone company. will use them at fairs
throughout the winter.
As the result of a meeting in Torring-
ton, a committee of ten men was ap-
pointed to thoroughly investigate the
electric road project. The towns repre-
sented on the committee are Collinsvillc,
."Nepaug, Torringford, Bakerrilie. Hur-
winton and Tor‘rington. Captain .1. M
Murphy, the inventor of the third rail
system, was present and explained the
system. _ p .-
Miss Mary Eliza Wood and Leroy Ells-
worth Reed, both of Pound Ridge, were
married Tuesday afternoon in the Low
ishoro chapel, Rev. C. M. Selleck, of
Norwalk, olliciuting. The bridemaids
were two little girls, dressed in white,
Miss Daphne Florence, of New York.
and Miss'lllonroe, of Dorian. .
Conncciicul Paienls.
The followingr were issued Nov. 25.
1806, list furnished from offices of A. M
Wooster, patent lawyer and solicitor.
Bridgeport, Conn:
H. A. House. Bridgeport. two, vapor
burner, steam turbine; P Fredin, New
Haven, trues; li.’ H. l’eniicld, New Bar
on. adjustable folding stand; J. ll. lbw:
molds, Hartford, automatic spocd iinw
lorongincs: F. It. Richards. Hartford
ninc, weighing: inncbine: T. (Y, Joint: .: .
New Huvcn, tcmpornry cartridge holi.’
cr: .l. (3-. Adana-A, iiillincly, steering
mechanism: J. H. (thaw, Moridcn. ii;-
(ill‘iliill‘ for inusucnl insirumcuis; l"
Deming. Waterbury, safety pin; 1‘.
Hill. South Norwalk, :iir Cilillpi‘tififih::
E. Poeuhnert. Roekvillo. loom; A. .1
Smith, New :lriiinn. raisin sender: l.
E. VVhitconib, New London, C(illtt'l‘lll:
machine. Designs. U. A. hull-y.
Cromwell, toy stove. Trude mzn'lo:
Hurt & Ilegcman Manufacturing con .
'pany. Hartford, electrical appliances; l“.
C. Howe, Bridgeport, aguo remedies.
Bleeding to Death.
Time was when doctors resorted t
bleeding and cupping as it com for all
disease. They were correct in supposinc
that in disease the blood is impure, bui
they were not correct in supposing lino
to lot out the blood would remove tin-
discase, as that method would only can
the disease at the expense of life.
'Wo now know that the best way is to
purify the blood, and socnnblothe blood
to do its Work as intended by nuturr
The mineral water, Ypsilanti Specific, is
the greatest blood puriliirr known. it i:-
nnture's own true remedy and shoal“
be in every house. If your dealer riot“-
not supply you With this water, write 14
the Ypsilanti Specific (LL, at 104 Broad
street. Boston. and they will see tho!
you are supplied.
‘ A cupof muddy coilee is not whole
some, ncithcr is a bottle of muddy medi-
cine. ch way to know a reliable and
skillfully-prepared bhlod‘puriticr is by
its freedom from sediment. Aycr‘s Ser-
snparilla is always bright and sparkling,
because it is an extract and not a dot-oi -
tion. ‘ ‘
, Bout
w Ami
The Mailer-n “Cleaner
Brass».
Marbles,
and
Paint.
Have
‘ never
, found
It. ”We"
“W
CHINESE LAUNDRIES.
How Many of Thom Are Started by I
Ready Money Association.
“in some respects the much abused
Chinnmnn," sold Hung Sing Long, one
of tho interpreters and general agents of
the Chinese b‘lx companies, to a reporter,
"are way in advance of the ordinary work
ing man and particularly so in regard to
their Ready .Money ‘uesoclntions. " .
Hang Sing Long spends'mostof his time
in New York, though he visits Wilshing~
ton several times each year. He is an edu-
cated Cbinnman and has had the advan-
rage of several years at Harvard and be
sides has been graduated as a lawyer.
"‘Withtho exmption of one, all of the
Chinese laundry places in this city are the
result of the Ready .\loney associations;-
thut in, the money illlf‘urll-illl‘y to start them
some from the Ready Money. The plan in
not unlike the buildingnewdntlone, which
I am told have quite at clientele here, and
which were originally started ,in Philadel-
phia. The Chinese plan is to start Really
Moneyeas often mi in party of Chinese find
they have any surplus money on hand, the
idea being to keep the money moving
along. Our experience is, like that of nil
others, limit the more iron the circulation
the better for all concerned. it is tho ous—
tum of the laundry boys—4m (Ihinnrncn
ulwuysmpmlk of each other as boys—to
gather nbout on Mondays, that being their
oil day, and gossip. All who have spare
money put it in u pool and authorize some
one to keep it personally as a deposit in n
bunk. As soon ns tho pool gets any size
the word goo: out, and it in mid to the
largest bidder, if there is rnm‘o titan one
applicant for it. , .
“As :1 general thing there is but one up-
plicnnt, and he gets it ill; u rule of interest
agreed upon. 1t ,stnrts him in business,
and in n l'cwwocks ho litigilispu; lug buck. '
Ix'ow and thou thorn is no drumnd fir tho
inoin'y. It ibcu gotta lo the l ilios where it
1:; Til-’(it‘tl. .lu~'r- now the iiiiinmnen are
hunting lunndriw in at number of sum“
‘, lawn: of this aiililil, and my cirnnd hero
1.. N l: lw ; .l >» :w of tho illnuly .\lnuc)‘
illnds t i be with”: d for that pin-pow.
"IS ii >1Ll‘.l' Yuzlh giliil'itlill‘iffiilnf lilt‘l’l!
llm iiu- inn! . will [an l'Iiitl back? Yes,
lum- nn- riw mgr-m illlt‘rilulifi. Suit": l'cr-
fin/'1!) Mic. lint ..'i.\ lii.’...iini\ of that l'lilllL'nb
Lino in‘w thing. it in i),liihl your-i old.
'l'licy how. found out tilut litllil'rll)‘ in the
best policy, not. nil account of the moral or
rl'il,,'i‘lll.‘i iiih‘nliull inl'ohcd no you under-
stand ll. but on iii‘i'illlllb of tho busincdei
Li'lllllltlliuil involved. liillll sly is best bc-
rnusc it. pays, us for runny nihcr l'rusuu-i.
in business dcnliugi Chin-use ru'c wry strict
—1nuch plorc strict. thnu nny other people.
“‘l'hc ('hiilninnn kuow‘u find if he bor-
rown he must pay burl; llllfL that; tho coir
th‘llOHl was of not doing so nro‘ apt-y serious,
mom serious lil‘lll they on: w Anniri
culls or Europeans.
be you.- tl.o monoynnd llm's not tuim it on
loss be moons to pny but-ii. ‘l‘lic mun who
ili'lrl no accr- inry of lilt‘ llmdy Money 55
also lilo ll'cusui‘i-i'. iii: lilkl'l—i proliy good
cairn lo giro :1 good nrcountol’ his sicwm'd
chip, for ill‘i lnppiin-s‘ iii-ponds upon his
conduct. 'lbo (.‘liiiicso iluudy Monty‘s l'riu
(luckily l'l'Lnl'. up in n xvi-ck, though ordi-
nni'ily (hwy inst. longs-r. lim'lr trounce-lion
is u .‘z‘lkll'uli: onc. A. rnnn rnny be :i incin-
bcr of n dozen or iiil-l'u all of his money in
onc. "
"The great advantage of the Ready
Money is tllntit gives cvory one who wants
it money to own up business for himself
wbcnuvcr beam-n thooppoilnnity. There
is no Whiting-13” security is needed ox-
copt a promise to pay. The payment new
or fails, except for good l‘i'ih‘lilis, such no
accident or sickness. Infant, it does not
pay to full to pay, for it will cost more in
tho long run. When your civilization is
6,000 yours old, you will know more than
you do now and will understand things
that now count to ho wonderful in us,"-—-
Washington titer.
The li/hd' 8055 makes: to meow/.5 W/f/I
Wlial been l‘lorbcrif Smlllio.’ Vale [medical
School, State Glicimei of Qormcetimitan
isle
in America
1.
i .
one of llie most noted apolyiical Client
t
Yxi.;i.'lli:i.:i".~l..'41nnoi
(Lil. Tin," 5 .’ ."r ""i '.
li..v’ll...‘.ll
litllsin r Pow-Inf
I! Tomboy ,‘li, ll
Hilton i‘roio.
1:. u» «minim-Ii the pa: hint“. of “I!“
“on )1). «21mininti'ni'llult ltllrwm‘.
lim' ibul. iii w my lw‘i nftlw intimation“ which in my
op‘uloti no in“ .l.v ‘
mv-«iiunl a ..'i lull up
luntrmrilmmlUml :3?
)Iu'lnunt-unllitncnil.
Ms 9. ll
1‘ r‘l’i'll ll prop-mdlnn. ‘iblI ln'
l I”! ma pl-tpt-r prmmriion fur llui
we allow! no uditllcrnliuu or m-
' "Tins powder‘ii‘f‘a
femur l 3 over .So’otr
year alone proclaim
{Gonorrncal on .iiv'oo‘oiio
lF<§.ii)l6‘ on creation oi liz.
.t ‘,
,, wh'fl’i‘
,jihalgp ‘
90, implies
their whole cl 1.
‘lix, ’,
twpfp «glimnqlhfl
Ljili‘liy
l‘li.o’i"}i.'i~i.i
' compiracy exists mung therein-owners
’ is Leddvilie nutllthc union is disingen-
“i‘ known lh .~' before-
‘pronch .\lcxicowilh n vicw to bringing
Tully 1,000,000 foot was colmnncd by tin.-
w-ngvr boys at a turkey tllnncr yogurt-day
for the purpose ot'keepiug the state troops
tried. The miners disclaim responsibility
for-tho Comrade and other outrun that
have omnrred here and oderto gnarl rop-
crty and aid in maintaining peace the
troops are withdrawn. The address says:
“ The presenwof the militia hi Inadvllle
so far will cost the people of the state some
$200,000. Evory day that they rcmnln here
will add something over 32,000 to this
large sum. It mustjall be mam taxes.
Will the state further lend its aid at such
tremendous cost to destroy and crash or-
ganized labor—40‘ assist one class of citi-
zens, strong and powerful. against anoth~
or clans of citizens, weak and humble in
comparison? .
“The miners are ready and willing to
entertain and consider any reasonable
proposition looking toward a settlement.
"They will meet the operators in a spirit of
fairness and justice. They cannot, of
course, and ought not to consent to the
destruction of their union, for that is the
bulwark'ol their satiny. It stands between
rcswct’ablo labor life and trainp life.
“ Neither can they cement to perform
their hard and exhaustive labor, undergo
its constant hardships and face its mani‘
fold dangers for less wages than will sup
ply them with the necessities of life.
“'l‘hosc twotblngs are all they demand.
All they ask is the right for their union,
the right for themselves to live. ”
St. Innis Detectives Trying to Fund the
Missing Real Estate Man. -
ST. Lotus, Nov. 27.—A number of city
detectives are making a vigorous effort to
solve the mysterious disappearance of Mi-
chncl lludnyi-ff, a wealthy real estate man
of New York city, whose relatives fear he
has mct with foul play somewhere in this
vicinity. '
Budayeff left New York last May, in-
tending to visit Colorado for his health.
Before starting be shipped his trunk to
his cousin, living in St. Louis, saying he
would stop over and visit him on his way
west. Rndaycil did not mine, but about a
month mm his cousin received n letter from
him tinfoil at Denver, which hinted that
the writer lnl'cndod to start cast in a few
days. Siticctbm no word has come from
him. It is the opinion; of his relatives that
ho has been foully dealt with. Rudnycff
had about $10,000 in his missosaion when
in: left. New York.
Garvin's King “sits the Pope.
- ROME, Nov. nit—Tho king of Servln, ,
who is the gucst of King Humbert at tho .
Quit-incl, paid it state visit to the Vatican ,
yesterday. llc was escorted by n delimit~ i
wont of cnrblnccrs. und the route to the
door of the Vatican was lined with troops,
' Bongo, Ruth
”once dorm
the bands playing lln- ltulinn nnd Survlnu ,
nntbcms, King Alexander was T'i'f't‘iW‘d at l
tho foot of the grand slnircnec by pontili‘
ml oilicinls and won escorted to tho pope‘s 1‘
fillltll'lilllllllrl‘l‘, whom ho was ww-oivt-d by E
the muster of the chamber. the mnjordo- 5
mo, the lending dignitnrice and thc olii~
core; of the guard of honor. His majesty
wns thou conductml to the pope's apart»
mom-s, whom he had it private umiicnco of
his holiness lusting: thmnqunrtere of an
hour. The kingpin-rwnrd rvuurucd with
tho some ccrcnlouy to tho Quirinnl, whore ,
('nrdinnl Rmnpoln. tho pupnl sl-crotnry ofi
static, returned the king of Scrvin‘s visit'
in behalf of the pope.
Britain's Relations With Mexico.
Loxuov, .\‘ov. 27.——A Ci'irri'slpolulcnt rr- _
contly wrote to the Hon. (ii-urge N, Gur
zmr. [mrlinnwntury awn-fury for the for- i
cigu oliicc, asking him whether, in view l
of tho hurt-cmcnt to arbitrate lbc \‘t'nczuuv
inn disputo, tho gm'orunn'nt would up-
ulioul u settlement of the boutulnry «lis-
pulo tbcro. on tho mule lines. .\ir. L‘urzon
replied that n couvrntinn defining the
boundnry' of lirilish ilondurns woe signed
with Mexico in July, Ibilli. and it still
awaits iin- sanction of tin- .\lcxlcuu senate
and tho millcnlion of President Iiiuz.
Tho British minister to Mexico, ho nddcd.
rcccutly called the attention of the .\TI'Xi'
i'ml gmw-r’mnunt to lilo )rinltirt'. expressing
the hope that the subjcct Would bo dcult
with at the coming scssiod of congress.
Incendiary Fire 9t. Cambridge.
C.\.\lllllili(ii2, Muss, Ni‘it.,:.'7.—A llro of
uudoublcd incendiary origin was (llHlfIin‘r
cd in the big: lnrnbcr slicdon i’urkoru’
l’ngc's whnri’. First slrcct, East i'uul-
bridge. The fire was found in two plucce
on tho Hill'tl, which is 25031.30 l’uct, ncur the
0nd of tin-wharf. Tho shed was solidly
attacked with kiln dried hard lumber, and
iimnes or badly-drummed by watt-r. The
loss is ceiimutodnt fully $10,000 and is
covered by n blnnkct insurance. This in
tho third tlmo within three years that
fires have been set here.
Bishop Kegne's Visit to Rome.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27,—". in ull‘lt‘lnlly im-
nounccd that Bishop Koono is on his way
to Rome. It is exported that he will stop
nvcr nt linltliuoro for a conference with
(‘m‘dlmll lilbboim. lio niny nbio stop in
Washington to pny his rmpccts to Mgr.
.\inrtinclli, the papal dclognto.
Boers Restrict Immigration.
Pan'roma, .\‘ov. 2T.——'l‘ho volkamad,
after considerable discussion, adopted an
innnigrntlou restriction hill based on tho,
American model, with cintmos requiring
immigrants to prmiuco [litrlfipflf‘ls showing
they possess int-ans of support or that they
can obtain work.
l'oynter Knighted by the Queen.
Lennon, Nov. zit—Tho gucen has
knighted Mr. Edward 'J. l’oyli‘tcr, tho rc-
ccntlynppolntml president of the Royal
ucndmny, in succession to the late Sir John
Mlllulfl. . .
Promlsed Reform In Turkey.
bosons, Nov. flit—The 'l'lmcs‘ Vienna
corhrspondcnt says that pour parlors ex:
changed betwucn Russia and England
promise to succeed in securing reforms in
'l‘urkcy.
Thirty Miners Itllled In Poland.
ilnnsrmu. Vov. :27.—~A llmsluu ncwepn-'
per publishes an air-count of n colilvry illn-
mtcr at. ‘Zongowo. llusslnn Poland, in
which 80 minors were killed.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Ind Newsboys.
Ni-‘Vl'i'ltlt'l‘, R. 1., Nov. Elm-Mm. l“. W.
Vumlcrbllt cuir-i‘lulucd :me news nnd Inm-
aflvruoon lu Mnmmlc tmnplo.
Weather forecast.
'l’hrcolcning weather; probably rnln:
mulhcrlv trim]-
,nbli- (ix-up.
benlflw, t. at m. ,m, ,
that’s drawings. flaw nova by , salt
flbneektonwdsvel an 80th Beater-y
Reuniuancrt-«Wllof binomial ' situations
and characteristically illustrated. A. Pair
of Patient lovers by ”William Dealt How-
ails. Other striking noveletus by Amer:
lean authors. Sheraton-lea byM k’l’waln,
Thomas Nelson‘Pnigs, Ricnsr Harding
Davis, Owen Winter, John Kendrick
.. . McEnei-y Stuart, Octave
lhsuei, Mary Fl. Wilkins and other pop-
ular writers.
Science: Story of the Progress of Sci-
ibe 19th Century, a series of
papers by l' r. Henry Smith llliamuup-
piemeutrd by contributions on special
subjects by expert scientists. Articles on
the relations of curious psychological
manifestationate physiology by Dr. An-
drew Wilsona ,
. American Features: The Mt xlco of To-
da , a series by Charles li‘. liunimis.
ap endidly illustrated—the result of a re-
cent visit to Mexico, undertaken for Har- ,
per'a Magazines Mexico is pwemlncuily
a silvor producing country. and its mone-
tary operational-est entirely on a silvor
basis. Owing to the keen discussion of
certain ectmornic problems in collocation
with issues of urgent importance in Amer-
ican politics, [hm pa turn will command
general attention. tnericen Hintor‘icai
Papers by Woodrow Wilson, John Bach
.\lacMnstt-r and J antes Barnes. The true
story of Sheridan's Ride, b (fen. G. A.
Fore lb. Continuutionof owells’ Per-
sona Reminiseuees‘l of eminent literary
Americans. ‘
Africa and the East: White Man’s At-
ricn, a fully illustrated series of papers by
Poultncy Bigelow. the retult of personal
observationsnlnring a recent Iri to
Africa, covering the whole field of Euro-
pean exploitation of that country. lllua-
tratcd articles by Stephen Bonsai on the
transformation going on in Eastern Si-
beria, recently Virilu'll by the author.
Hungarian Skate-hen, written and drnwu' ‘
by F. liorikinson Smith. The full story
oi the recent Coronation of the Czar. by
Richard Harding Davis, illustrated by
lt.’ Caron Woodvilie, who was commis-
innt-d by Queen Victoria to paint a picture
of the ceremony. -,
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every well»drcslecd \vonmn. .lx'utherinn
‘lh-Forcsl writes it \vt'ckly letter on cur-
rout lflhillillls from Paris, in New York
,I“:i.-‘bion~, and in the fortnightly pnitern’f
«lu-I'l supplement, ladies find lull dcinllem
directions nod dingrzuns for gownmvrnph. i
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‘The three-year-old boy of J. A. John ,
son, of Lynn Center, 111 I,ia subject to
attacks of croup. Mr. Johnson Hays lie
is satisfied that the timely use of Chen»
berlain's Cough Remedy.rluring a severe
attack, saved his little boy's life. He is
in thodrug business, a member of the
firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and
they handle a great many patent nicdi~
clues for throat and lung diseases. lie
had all these to choose from. and skilled l
pbyciuna ready to rcupond to his call._,
but selected this rcmoly for use in his,
own family ntu time when his illiild'rl:
life was in danger, lll'llllllst‘ he knew iii
to be superior to any other, and famous
the country over for its cares of croup. l
Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling;
cough medicine they handle, and that it.
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases
For sale by (J. C. Stillson and E. l’.<’
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The length of life may be increased by l
loreoningiledanger». The majority of
pcopln die from lung troublcn. These
may be uverimi by promptly using ()no
MinutetbughCnre. E. 1’. Word and
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“l eICMK'd being ucoullnm-tl dysyoplic
by taking .\yor's Villa in lime." This is
the experience of many. Ayt'r’s Pills,
whether as an ulter-diniwr pill or as a
remedy for liver complaint, indigestion.
flatnlcncy, waicr brash, and nausea, are
invaluable.
The fac-
,dslmile liter:
2 z“
. ”it . , m, mne-
1 and G. C. Stillson.
jlength by physicians, but the sufferers.
'inte results.” E. l’. Weed and G. C
p ni'rl’ all it.» command in the great p illli
‘i-‘l
s _ '
‘ .. ,5 . .11. ’_ ..,‘ ., r": it. ‘ ‘
nous: ‘Is‘ur Leading Hillinery N08! IIUT
.m: ‘ _ m , ’ ‘ 1H:
“"‘H' " . acumen.
... ooooa . Cloak Storal .. . estrous}
___21’_'.7E;___,, ‘ In are Twin Cities. PR‘VMLf
, 1
iv , ,,
,‘llul’p .l'lii
. 1 We are
selling .
Millinery ‘
and v “
Cloaks
Cheaper than any other store in the twin. cities. We car-
ry the largest stock, the best assortment, the newest styles.
We are alwaws first in showing the leading novelties of
5H. KRIEGER,
the day.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
.. South Iorwalk.
takes out ink, paint,
tar, pitch, grease '
and stains from
clothing and car- '
pets quickly and
'CUmplelely and
waleavctallln}
--—-No Acid.—-— 106.. 356.. It Drug
No unpleasant odor. and Dry ”reassures
Not inflammable. Samples nailed, 51:.
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
“
Sold by A. Dickerman 65 Son, 80. Nor-
walk; Finney & Benedict. Norwallt.
Jacob M. Layton,“
Fire, Life .nd
Accident
l N S U R A N c E ii
Real Estate and Hours Agent
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. trans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 6 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Office. ,
SOUTH NURWALK, : : CONN .
Notary Public. Acknowledmm-ntu ’l‘aken I
~ 1
lacuna
'LLEAHe.
l
Sadly eruptions on the head, chapped l
hands and lips. cuts, bruises, scnltln, ,
burns are quickly cured by l)e\\'itt'sl
Witch Hazel Salve. Iris at present the
article most need for price, and it always
cures them. E. l’. Weed and ii. i). Still—
Still.
CASTORiAs
The old way of delivering messages by
post boys compared with the modern
telephone, illustrates the old tedious
nwihods of "breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure by
(incMinnicConghCure. E l’. Weed
Theoriesi of cure rn’ayabvefidisjtnased at
want quick relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure will give it to them. A
(safe curc for children. It is "the only
humilese remedy that produces immed-
Stillson.
Materials 7 fistiv
In l897.
\l'ilh the rod of lH‘Jil ilnrptr's \l'i-i-iily
Will have llwd forty your». in lbu' “luv
it has pul'lii-lpnu-il Willi all the Hill and
col events of iln- "Milli illl.i.‘l‘t'~’ill|‘.! unul illl
portunt period in tin.- liislory of the country
nnd‘ii l‘m-a spread before its rciulrl‘~ lin-
nccompli~hmcnt~i of RCll‘lH't', nrta llllll b-l
(cm for tho iuslruciiuu of tho human in .nd
and the nnivliornllon of human conditions
and of mnuners.
\l'bni the Weekly'lii‘ta'bccn in its ppiril.
and purpose, as ilmw have bet-n Illllllllt‘u-
led principally in its editorial page», i
will couiiuuo to be.
it is lllllllhr‘iilii' to announce with pre-
cinlon nil that the \Vt‘t‘kly will column
«luring the year loll)". it WH'P an why to
announce wimt in about to huppi-n in the
lurid, \vliul triumphs for good govern.
“will. are to be won. wbnt advances of lin-
pcoplc ili‘l‘ to bc “little, “but in in in- ilu'
ulllmiillt-Hf the t- nlinnoll~4 eli'ilugu- ll.-
lwcn-n tlu- Hpii‘ile of war nod pwu-cu l\'ll:ll
i.- io happen in the fur i‘iilul. \Hmi in lo hr
filo amu- HT l‘lllrniw lwvm- inuullls ilt‘lll'l',
“'iilll nt-w marvel: of Hl‘ll‘lliit' :m- to be H“
thlcd, or what rm,- to berhonobivvcnu-nt.~
of .u'is and loin-rs, for the Weekly l4 to in‘
n. {lil'llll'llli record of all Ibis.
l'nrioons will toolinuc t t b:- n feature.
tit-rial Stories; A New Englnnd story
by Miss Mary iii. Wilkins will Ilt‘fli" in
.lnnnnry. A inlc of in Greek i'uri-«ing
Armin-d tin-'l'nrk-i. bv Mr. E. l". llcnwm,
thi- nuihor of "Dodo,” will fillow. A
‘s‘i'iIHl'l in “The lionw-linnl on ilw Elvis,"
by Mr. John Kendrick llilugh, illnairniml
by Mr. l’uu'r Nt-Wo-ll.
.\lorch‘hori. Horn-s will npiwnr in the
Win-lily thun it bu.» llt‘l u pnuiblt‘ to pub
liah during l-‘ilii‘r
Departments: Mr, W. I). ll m’cli‘u
"ldl‘vllnd Twitch-u" lmvt- lnwngnmvmu ibi-
most. charming fenluri-i oi purl nimll iiil"
”mire; NV. ['15. Martin, null ollwra mill
""Illrilillll' nlwrvnlionum who! is iwlutt
on in "This Ilitsy Worldz” “.\nmieur
Sport"\villrt-nmln the inner lunmrinnt
ilu'uurivm'ivt of its kind in the country.
The Weekly will cmil‘iulu- to present to
‘ ‘lllll‘f'e lhc world'si news inn-it interest»
nod to American», to make iniporinnl ml-
vnnces in boil: the Humor and urilntic
ri-niurcu. und in twain for iiawil' the lend;
int: plncv iii the llill.~ll':li.l'd jllll‘llllii‘vlll of
llw World.
Nt'il‘apupcrsnrr- not. in wow this lulvcr»
iiwnwut without the wxprcm Uf'tll‘l' of
lint-per d: llrnllu'rs.
H A If T’ iii ii'rl W ill i4 K i. ‘i',
H r Huc- Your, elm
l’ontnue free in rill “llll‘e‘l'rilll'fl in the Vol-
li-ti firnitw. l'ilnmln null .\lt'xu‘ I.
Address, llAill’lillHk iliiill‘llitllti,
l’. 0. lion Will, )3. Y. tiny.
EASY AID PLEASANT TO TAKE
1 Patent
Medicines
EAST
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
AtOanrioesl
Geo. C. Stillson’s.
DRUG STORE,
82 Washington St“ Sofiornlk.
khysician forwarnen
M RS. DR. I. A. BUILFORD
Ian be consulted at her oillce
“4:3 BROAD Breast, Bnmoumr, Comm,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the diseases
ofwofnonn sapwinlty. Ladies suffering from
anydimculty incident to the sex can consult
ULGllllfuld in the strictest confidence. with
theuseumnce of receiving the most skillful and
scientific treatment known to modern en cry
and medicine. Home care with nurse are
dished when reiiuireii. Terms moderate
All letters nrom [it v replied to. Inclose etamtv
J. O.JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Calclmlner
Painter.
DIALII ll
wsu pares sun screens
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Nor-walk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldin e taken to
homes for inspection, on not as by postal
Estimates (llieerfnllv Given. mo
WAGONS l
Nov and Coastal-Hand.
BUBGIES,
PHRETOIS.
GIRIIIOES,
OIIOPIES,
EPIIDLES, ETO.
”—
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
cm. AND can cm.
H ENVRY TILLY.
.wmfi-w.
J.D.JENN|N08.
U N D E RTAKI: R .
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk, - - . .
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
eminence. nun cram.
,. rmrnoun man. u.
stttu”’i‘diwiit”i .
ssvmos sans
fil Wanhin'ton Sir-0t.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and from
i to 24 p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from 7th 8..
Interest aliowed on thrill“.
ALDEN sonunns m.
JOHN H. rituals been».
as a. sane: sou.»m»m
are run rhea Till"... ' “
ra- ms mm of nine-Iri-
mmu ‘Malut sin» '
In Kingston M Pom
a...» Ira-untu- at Any».
Kmos'rou, Jamaica, Nov
seems to be doomed to know ,
any length of time. Appsrmw ’
thenticated‘ reports have
tlen colony hero of troubles .. _,
political circles that warm Mi
hostilities at any moment.
causes. The first cause is the _ ,
of the Mnnlgntlst factlfln W“: ,
dent ribbon Sam’s treatment at their“
er. President Sam, as is now won '
was not freely elected .to the 2‘ ,. ,
When Hippolyte died suddenly find
came necessary toelect a sum Iii . -
Simon Sam secured, his own, ..‘ ‘
the vacancy by the exercise of a ll ,
al suasion in the form of a cordon of .
nuts. The only strong influence . ,
him was that of Mnnigat, who m
in Jamaica preparing a revolution.“
Hippolyte. Sam secured Manigat'p
port by a downright trick. . ' .
Simon Sam declared an “pound! 4
amnesty to all political exiles and W
Manlgnt to return to Haiti at once. Ttivil"
in reality a trap, and Manigat fell into ,
On his arrival Sam boldly announced that
he knew all about Manlgat's designs”,
the presidency while he was in JIM I
out of reach, but near enough to give this»,
hie. And now that he wail within ‘
the alternative was given him between
lug indefinitely relegated to “new
or accepting the mission to France, which“
latter, from Sam's point of view, W.
prove still safer keeping than a prison a
Port on Prince. . , ' j
Accepted the Altitsilthfi
Manigat, of (nurse, accepted thealtesfnav
tlve, which enabled him to get clear away -
from his successful ‘rival’e immediate pow- "
er and. to hide his time in securityand
comfort. But he left orders with'hls fol-
lowers to keep their eyes open and not to
lose an opportunity of putting it spoke in ’,
Sam‘s wheel if the opportunity should oc-
cur.
This .bringsvns to the other and more
active cause of the popular discontent, of
which the .Munigntiste are now taking aid.-
vantage to tonicnt strife. This is the presi—
dent'sprotmtion of the minister of finance, ‘
M. Fouchnrd. win: has been accused of
improper oilicini conduct.
President Fnure has not recognised
Mnnigat, whose oillcial position in Perle is
therefore nominal. It is now rumored that
Mnnignt, on hearing of the troubles M
borne, tclcgmphod to his agent here that
it is his intention to resign the mission to
France and return to Kingston by way of
New York, and that while in the United
States he will reopen negotiations with
the syndicate that was to finance his con-
millpintcd and practically matured move—
ment against liippolyto, which only fell \
through on account of that ruler'e death.
. Schooners In Colllslon.
Nrw Yomt, Nov. 27.—-The cmsting,
schooner Margaret BL Roper, Captain.
Cranmer, from James river, lumber laden,
while at anchor olT Owls hcnd, Long 13-
land, was run into by the schooner James
Dullicld, from Philadelphia, with coal,
and had the fore rigging carried away
and bulwarks smashed. The Duflield 108!
MT bowsprit and bond gear. The Duflield
run into Ibo :iiichorcd schooner head on,
striking the schooncr's port bow, and aft-
er the crush. becoming badly entangled,
they drifted togctlicr lmsndside on. Cap»
lain Hitchcock of the United States tug
Argus. in the scrvico of the supervisor of
the harbor, wont to their assistance, but
the captains of both vessels thought they
could get clcur without much difficulty.
Town Nearly Cremstod. t
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov." Bit—Nearly the
entire busincss plil'lilnl of the town of
imivciiworih, tho ln-udquurters of the Gas-
(1Mli' division of the Great Northern rail-
road, has been burncd to the ground. Ev-
cry house opposite tho depot with the ex- C‘
lxption of one small building was destroy-
ed. The lire originated in tho ofllce of the
.lm‘ks House. 'i‘hc'lodgors had a. narrow.
cat-ape from death. A cook in the hotel .
nnvncd Silverstonc dad a brokemnu named
'l'lionnu-i Matrdorf were wvereiy burned
about the build and fume. Imavcnworth is
located in the eastern slope of the Cascade
mountains and is n thriving town of about
Loco people, inhabits-d by railroad men
and minors.
An Amerlcln In a Dual.
Pints, l\'ov. til—Tho duel fought b8-
twwn Mr. J. A. liutvhlnaon, n. well known
mcmbos' of the American colony here, and
the Marquis do Montmort (fronted il‘enn-
sidcrnblo sensation, which has been height-
oncd by subsequent riovcioputcntd. Ml‘.
Hutchinson was challenged by the man»
quis, and the cncountor took place at the
forest of Morly,‘nour Liaisons-Lafitte, his
rusillt‘lli‘l'. Six balls Were exchanged at 21
pnccs without result. Mr. Hutchinson had
hum previously assaulted by the marquis
inn quarrel ovcr a curtain well known
young lady, who had not been particular-
ly grateful for the Anicricnn's promotion.
Matthews Guilty of Murder.
LA Pun, Md, Nov. 27.——Goorge Mate
thews was found guilty of murder in the
ilret degree for the killing of James 3.1:“-
wln at Alli-mt Fri-sh, Charles county, on
tho night of Sunday, Aug. 2, last, and
acnteucc of dcnlh Willi pnsml upon him.
iii-forte the extreme penalty of the law Will
prononniui by the court Matthews cons.
loam! that. be killed lrwin, butlakl N
wne ind lutodolng it through the
mutation of tin.- victim’s wife and he: ltd-
lor, Mm. Charity-i ii. Barnes, Who told,
bin: that lrwin had threatened to door"?
with him. . .;
Young Woman Strangler! to Death .
I'nu..inm.rnm, Nov. 97,—«Fanny Rant,
aged 24 years, of 726 Noble- strict“
found dead in her room at it o’clock M
night strangled to death. The poll” it“.
no view in her murderer, but inflow
cd Frederick Burke, with whom the id din
lcgcd to have lived. lie is hold at! a tilt- '
nose. The wunmn imd evidently been a“. .
nimu‘tonu hour. ’l'homotlvo snowstorm,
robin-ry.
,.
, Balsam-rs lulled; ‘
PA wroumar, ll. 1., Nov. 21'.“th V
Mi'llrnth. Ii ln‘ukmnnn on the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad, WM
kniuakcd off his freight train by atflltim '
bridge at Halimnvlllc. His skull With my '
mind, and he tiled ninwtiy after W
when a. this city. his home westerns:
autumn floss.
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