» nodal. nurse in: pr
goons ih ii. are desirablc'that are notl
.rlscwbere in Nowell: at a . . . »
A. w. AUeTm's ’V
. annmr Swan,
Presents.
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NOBWALK, ‘ —
llaii’s Nerverinempiug‘ W..-
Till CELEBRATID
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“roam
Am
trailo all“:
Hazletonv
mini and
1.... Crossfire-ck
htly
dons, Youthful Errors, ' ial any, ex-
cessive use of or am, w
lead to and Insanity. $1.00
be: 7" mail: 6 boxes (0!. 35:00.
Vim out it”. to. Plot's. Clonllfiil. one
Sold by ’all druggista
- --..mE._
NORWALK BUlLDlN
, , COMPANY.
Aided by our steam den-inks. saws, bor-
ing machines, etc., we can quote
‘ Low PRICES ON ‘
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
ing work a specialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
son naaon AND FURNACE
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate: will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
root.
”—4 60-“
lo. Hos-walk.
CONNEC'NICUT.
- - GOALS
savanna sacs.
their! ‘ ' blob last»
ed only 25 mlnm’ gave
notice of” a speech. on ”Cuba tomorrow.
The senators had expected to start the
wheels of actual business. but the appear-
ance of s heats resolution relative to the
death of ex~tlpeahr Crisp M to the cus-
tomary sdionrnmsnt ash mark of respect.
A large number of bureau were
received, including tiist of the government
directors of the Padilla railway. i
Senator Mllishaspmporsd the following
resolution for introduction in the senate:
”Joint resolution directing the presi-
dent of the United States to take military
on of the island of Cuba and hold
it until its inhabitants can institute such
government as they may wish and organ-
ise and arm such forces as may be Decei-
sary to protect them againstinvasion.
“Resolved, by the senate and house of
America. in congress assembled, that the
president of the United States is hereby
of the United States and hold the same
consent of the governed and arm and
equip such military and naval forces as
may be necessary to secure them against
foreign invasion. ” .
The house, without wasting time, pro-
- needed in business and before tho session
closed had passed throo hills of considera-
hlu importance and tho ilrst of the regular
supply bills-l-thut for pensions.
Three of the bills related to postal mat—
ters. Ono provided for the use of private
mailing coals of the same general size and
character as the present postal cards when
1 cont stamps are alllxed. Another pro-
vided fora limited indemnity of ‘10 for
the loss of registered mail matter and the
third provided for a private carrier service
in cities. towns and villages where no free
delivery exists. it provides that on appli-
cation of 130 permns receiving their mail
through the same of'lioo, the postmaster
shall appoint such persons as are willing
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
Milly
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L‘tilfvlli HERE FOR 1am Ln: i.~inl':“..ni~. 'li.'w‘lé~-“
dormer: Boatist was pm 11 “iii. an ’.it""Vl.~ lg‘pw a: \
. “*’ ' but .‘lr. ilrmx iiicp ml l’wlmlzu:z:.~.l. mi. g
“0 w eatlanb‘El Folmuriyuvel ”In Post Ull’ifla. occasion in the dbl-uto- to submit Mlllm
AND
PancakeMaterial
The Whitest,
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.)
» ’ ' . Hours 5 to l p. m.
i
:l‘he Lightest. l BUOKWH EAT’ Office and Residence. 14 Washington
£22 £233; i 25 POUNDS, street, 3 doors above the First Nations
First Prize, ' 1 65 CENTS. ”an“ 50““ “WWW 0°“-
Yon can buy cheaper, but not better.
People who try it once never “kick"
about the price.
VuVauVuLm ..
Graham Flour,
. . l .
urges. 1. 832th” , Bfldd'bbfin
Yellow Meal,’ i FOR PANCAKE lib/d °°o angers AT 0NCE been
Rye Flour, 1 ‘ MIXTURE. CATON’S VITALIZEB
Cures general. or
nose, sperm-turban.
parcels, cm.
mused by errors or excesses,
Package goods of Prepared Bockwhea
in variety.
Pure and Unadulterami Home Grown
Strained Honey in Jars; pints,
:iOc; quarts, 500.
The finest Sugar Syrup to be had, 400
gallon, 12o quart.
Maple Syrup, quarts 30c, pints, 15c.
. A gallon jug and a gallon of good Syrup
45¢.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
Gang :3 Ounce anoTHonouou.
t
’Dl‘n’!
gist docs nniilziveif. Price 5]
Send “I statement of case and 25 vH. for a we:
CATON "ED. 60.. BOSTON. MA...
‘ walk.
BICYCLE .
GIVEN AWAY FREE
ON
December 3151, 1896.
One Leauiiiul $100 Peerless Bit‘yclr, your choice of either ladics' or
gents.’
REMEMBER,
This is no 875 wheel, but a strictly first-class $100 wheel fully guaran-
iced.
Every Cash Purchase
Of 501: entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
LOVER, S D 0 U B LE 8 H 0 E 5T0 R E N. .i.. for $130,000 damages for alienating
’ the afflictions of his wife.
4-0 and 42 Wall street, Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody's Shoes Bhined Free.
DR.F.W. @ARMER
All Work pertaining to moduli den-
Oflice l 8 non. to 8p. m. Sunday 9 am
DEATll
special dcblilty. wakeful-
cmissions. 1m otcncy.
Corrects function! a sordcrs,
quickly rcstorin
Lost Manhood in old or young, givmg vi or am
strength where former weakness pmvnilc . Con .
vcnicui package, simple, ell-rental, and legitimate '
(brawl! by r'mxlatiaer: inslsl on
CATON'S Villlllerl. Sent scaled if your drug
for pkge, 6 Km 83
with written guarantee 0 complete cure.
Information, references, etc., ire: and confidential!
and ireuuur'u. Hue unly sent in cm h person. 6
Sold by Geo. (J. Stilison. Soath Nor-
to undertake the collecxlon and delivery of
mails at a Clll!?';.'.t‘- not to (’xwod 1 cm: for
representatives of the United. State's of-‘
directed to take possession of the island of '
Cuba with the military and naval forces
until the people of Cuba can organises '
government deriving its powers from the .
810 to $30.
to 8.00.
We Sell
Winter Caps,
Taques.
Tam O'Shanlers.
Soft flats,
Derbys.
views in favornf higher thrill dullrs based
upon that purl'um of the president‘s mm
Hugo relating to the thrill. The bill car-
ries $141,263,880. ‘
WHITE WOULD ACCEPT.
The fix-Minister to Russia and the State
Portfolio.
imam, N. Y., Doc. 9.—Hon. Andrew
D. White, ox-l'nitcd Santos minister to
Russia and Germany, has returned to ltir
are from an ofllclai trip to Washington.
lie was intorvimvcd relative to the report-
, ed offer of McKinley to him of the score—
tary of state": portfolio. llo said:
“i think it 1.41021st ufivr Um oh-ntion
for ('ahilcl» positions 1») 1o thumb-d upon.
Frequently presidents oh-i't make up a
provisional cabinet and thou dutcrmlno to
recall it later. Then. also, it. is ofti-u
found necessary to obtain the consentof
all before any can he agreed upon. Some-
times circumstances demand the appoint-
ment of sonn- niu- man to llu'prcluiorshlp,
but 1 think McKinley has :i goodly nun»
her from which to ('luulsv. and no 0110 has
any fillriulilll' claim on the place. i think
that no human being knows who will
compose the nahinvi yet. l am much
pleased with the letters 1 have received
from friomlsunnd Ipartyluadurs who urge
my appointment. (if course. i'fl'i-un'd‘rvo
the country and party in this way, 1 will
bu glad to rusimud. But 1 (-un soy nothing
definitvly yet. "
Mr. White refused to state whether
President Elect. McKinley had formally
oilured him the plum- or not. lie was in
excellent spirits. lie said he thought
Cleveland deserved praise and gratitude of
the whole country for ihl‘ uhlu humour in
which he had handled the Venezuela coir
iroversy. He was also confident that his».
Kinluy's election was a great boon to tho
country and looks for the permanent rc-
turn of prospm'ous iimos.‘
Ten Years For Valentine.
NEW Yuan. lhu‘. u-Altrr ton years of
practical iuuuuuity from the law, justice
has overtaken the hand of swindlors which
operated under the hinder-ship of John I...
Bough, and William iii. Valentino has
been sentenced in ten years in the Kings
county penitentiary by Judge llurd of the
county court, Brooklyn, for his part in the
great frauds. .Valcutlno is the first llliili
to be arrested and the first one to be sou-
ienvod sincc the extent of tho gang's swin-
dlos became known. lie pleaded guilty in
the hope that by all doinglu‘ Would l'i‘f‘l‘lVll
a light ‘4l‘llii‘lllli'.l lusioiul ho. was given
the full vxtoni of the law on tho count.
upon which he was arraigned.
Glass Works Start lip.
anomox, N. .l,, ”('(i. u.-Fircs have
been put under the (Ioimusoy Glass oom-
pany's big tank how. The blowers will
oommomtowork on the with lust. Four
hundred men will be given employment
in the window glass wurks.
TE LEGRliPHlC lTE MS.
Ernest Eugol, the German statistician,
died in Lossowltz.
'l‘hn ruvuii in in l'r'arvuny, :vm-vrvi'ng.
tun 51-st . ., 'v 1:. 2 '1» a. '
\.il.o, has hl’Lli M‘i’ll“.'».~\d 1... :h. “mun;
l-iillib.
Abruni l. llvimrt, who was to have been
lumgul in Willgoslimro. 1%., for tho mur-
der of Fri‘ili risk liltu-ulmmlor, look poison
in his roll and llll‘il.
Joseph (.‘lulwull has begun suit against-
Frauk (‘lemcus in linshrmlck heights.
Dr. Charles ll. i’arkhurst, at. the din-
m-r of tho New York (‘lly Vigilance
league, nominated Joseph ll. Cheats for
l'nltod States senator and attacked ’i‘hmn-
as ll. Matt.
in his annual report, submitted to mn-
gri‘ss. i‘ompirnllvr Nichols rrmnuunmlml
establishing branches of national banks
in small towns, sin-h brunch books not to
buy". the light to issuo vlrmilaiing uuu'u.
lit-publii-au Fouatnrs llulmlq of lilalm,
Nervous Debility. Loss
use Srsine Pills.
, and full vigorouickl
Ifhv‘lfll .lfil
restored.
ilk A“: Mailediortiisiziiiwmet-‘vw.Willi suing in Bridgeport Conu‘ to recover
‘ ’ J. - eri ‘ " "
EN 7': :u;:’m:{:nzc,§;',§:£wxgdm2 damages for an alleged attempt m‘put
FEM. ssotcmtoo..um.m.o. him in an asylum for the insane, instilled
forbids by domithsoa'sfmog store.
When in doubi what to use for
Power
impotent .Mruphv,\’aricocel¢ and
other was senses. from any cause,
Drains checked
I "out on 3»qu hill".
(‘auunn of i'tnh, Manila oi Montana. l'ui-
tlgrew of North linkoto and Squire, of
Washlngtou refused to attend the Hoyfiih—
[loan mucus. Henamr liuhois resigned as
secretary of the mucus.
Timothy Porter, a millionaire. who Is
ihatiils son had cursed him hecausshe
wished to marry basin.
Th9 3””
A f 0r :uonooat, ‘
We {all aboutls‘lbscm! or over-
coat we haveibb‘llil“ One (/2qu in,
our advancements-venom» In our .
slows not the way .we do business. u—c ‘ 1;
I
We get the barbecue and overcome we .1 5
can find and ’tliane/l the truth about ‘
them. Deception (listmys confidence-~-
we can't: afford in lose your confidence.
Sage of cry/Isl: , out iaml fabric, mady-for—wear at
your rlco,~wbollierll m 36.50, 37.50, 370, 812,
813. 0. 315.2320; 325 r 330. . . .
Over-coats of'lmown value on
Same with 60,37 ,asxmcn's.
fasting and comparison, before no say we have (he
beetboys’sw’ts-‘at 182, 03, S4, 85 up to 875.
Boys’ onmaais‘5.00 ‘to 15.00. [loafers from 3.00
Need a Woman (Idlinfld about commg here to a man's
slam/n search of suitable Christmas gills? [lard/y.
when so many some day after day. It's the proper
place for men's 'tb/ngs.
v
careful (alluring fro
.UISION from 810 (0320.
Careful buying, careful
WW‘o‘fihl‘" .gng,‘
MEIGS 8&0.
| Open Monday. Friday and
Saturday evenings.
BRIDOEPUR T, CONN.
“3:31.000...”
01" meow
we!”istewmoooeeoooeeseeeecannon“ «it» 000
OLD AN D RELIABLE
Daily DirectFreight Line
new YORK.
. BETWEEN
SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
Will leave Pier 23, E.
VULGAN,
R., Beekman street, New Yorkfat 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m.. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will he sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity,
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
You Cannot Do Better
Than buy a STOVE ()R RANGE of us. We
guarantee everyone we sell. They are made close
by and you will not have to wait a long time, and
have to pay heavy cxprcssagc for repairs.
The ELECTRIC is lhc only perfect Oil leater
made. We will let you try one for two or three
days, and if it don't suit you,wc will give you
back your money.
Stove pipe 10¢ per joint.
Cor. ll. Halo and. West Streets,
SOUTH nonwauq
OONNIOTIOUT
o
l
that prompts you to buy your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn't it
style, quality, fit durability and pricv as
to the shoe and prompt and courts um
attention on the «not the pmpnetor .od
alesman? if those are the real ind! sou
sets we look for a liberal shareof y var
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
Oil WASHING“)! “It“,
Iouth Nam-III, 0mm
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i
NASH a. vauocov,’
m ' ’ A
m desbt seen: an stunt to Judge,
er neon'slty to uses remedy. '
South Nowell; again 1
board from. J
On! representative called on Dir. l.
D. Millard. who resides in an elegant
home. No. 61 West avenue. .Wnt ivor-
wslk. Not tooling well and the weather
being far from agreeable, Mr. Millard
had remained at home. The converse—
tlon turned on kidney disco”, its
symptoms. its prevalence and lie treat-
ment. Few laymen have a more so-
oursie and comprehensive knowledge
of the subject than Mr. Millard, who
acquired It by careful and prolonged
study. His personal. experience alone
would till a widow and the gist of his
statements is told in his own words.
"I have bad kidney trouble for years."
he says. "I have taken so much medh
nine and been under the can of physi-
cians so often that I ought to be an
authority on the queetion. I seemed ts
be rid of my trouble for a time, but ii
showed signs of returning and I want-
ed to check it. I noticed some pub-
lished statements about Dorm'a Kidney
Pills and procured a box at Hale's
pharmacy in Norwalk. They are hel
in: me. I have just started my second
box." Dean's Kidney Pills help at
first. heal. strengthen, then curs. Thst
is their record everywhere and there
are many such cases in South Norwaik
You can read about them every day.
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price. 50 cents per box, or sis
boxes for 12.50. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of prim- by lt’uszer-hlil'mm Co.
lluf":1."-, i‘, {qr
“burrs
m
$21.10, ”1‘!
:1 151* r: is
,l’l‘ui H ’17'“ ~
The M. :‘mry a" ‘y "i'-i"iu illi’iltlll19d in
a single night by the use of Doan's
Ointment. a positive, never-failing res
many for Itching Piles and all similar
diseases. Your denier hope It, or can
let it for you. . ‘
in One British City.
It is by no means certain that when
the history of Hon. Joseph Chamber-
lain, colonial ”notary for Great Brit-
ain, C(illlt'ii to be written the most not-
able achievement of his life will not he
the work he did when he was mayor of
his home city of Birmingham. The
(H nmry Mugorjuo contains advtailed
ili‘l‘nllllt of 1120 changes he was mainly
instrumental in bringing about in the
municipal government of Birmingham.
The story is written by George F. Par-
her.
Joseph Chamberlain became mayor of
Birmingham late in 1873. Chamber—
lain's idea of city government be him-
self cxpi'vssvti nsfollows: "All regulated
monopolies sustained by the state in the
interns: of the inhabitants gmwraily
should be controlled by tho rcprnsonia-
tivvs of the people and not left in tin‘
hands of private speculators." This
was the doctrine which had floated him
into Ullir‘c. and he had behind him the
public sentiment. of tlw Birminghamitos.
it was now-ssary to puss a hill through
parliament making the desired changes
in tho city's clmrivr porniitting the ma-
nicipal government to buy the public
works. The gas plant was the first
proywriy purchasud by the city council.
The price paid was a little more than
$10,000,000. The price of gas was at
once slightly n dum'd at the some time
that great improvements were insiitut
ml. The municipal ownership of the gas
works has resulted both in improved
service and a considerable profit to the
city.
Then the city waterworks were pur-
chased in liko manner and improved.
The tenement house evil was attached.
The city itself undertook and success
fully can-ind through the building (>1
mauvusivo tenements, which it owns and
derives rents from. The streets and
parks were overhauled, enlarged and
also greatly improved, while the general
sanitary condition was rigidly lnokmv
mm. Tho result in tho! the annual
loath ruin of Birmingham has fallen
four in the thousand. The city owns
and operates the street railways. A
sewage, farm of 1.300 acres is part of thr
municipal property. The changes for
thr- bvm-r in all rovpncis have boon, ow
i. :1 largely in llw h__mu=sly and (”Hui/"my
*r 1 : l'w'l' .lidl11i.1‘.‘li‘i;ifll!~hl'l’
‘. l..l'
“mm in: (unii In Illisim‘nn.
lib-ls elm arv e-I‘I‘ltilll: positions as typo
u‘rimu-mras rnsbu-rsorvli‘rks should is:
careful whilcappvaring stylish not to be:
owrdri-ssml. (Zolors suitable for evening
wear, luuo and jewelry are as much out oi
place as a uum's full dress costume Would
ho. It is not ins-alias you are teaming your
livingihat those things are denied you,
but because business demands a dress that
will not be injured by dust or wet: that
will not attract attention. It pays to buy
the best that you can afford, toheve gowns
well fitted, hats well made, for those ro-
min polar and shape when nearly Wul'n
out. A neat shoe and a perfect fitting
glove, the fingers of which are never frayed,
lif‘ipmik the woman of refinement evun
tlmugh her gown lmold and somewhat out 2
of fashion.filli'iivilalyn Edible,“
What no Thought.
The late Colonel Jack Unmbill wont to
see Edwin Forrest in “Othello” along in
18655. Coming out of the theater some»
body asked Colonel .1 ack. who was a strong
secession sympathizer, what he thought of
the play. “ What do i think of it?" roared
old Jack. “Why, 1 think it is one of the
legitimate consequences of old Abe Lin-
coln's eruaucinetlop proclamationfi 4"";
~.n-
l
v 1 , , , m ,
test agai' stt sh!) _, ‘
is made in the WW 1
tar General Wilson, which has
made public. lie 1W * "
show an exact oi «mom
oeipts of 38,121,030 for them
which, however ’11s how” in ; _ .
as compared w t t previous ‘
of $1,070,906. 4 ’ "‘ ,
This satisfactory exhibit for at“.
year has been made possible, thy “ .4
ter general says, by s vista-nus
bringing suit or pushing, ml ,
bonds immediately after default.
the only safe practice for the it
the government and tinsel the. »
The postrnsster general. says hm,
wogrese. may prop-fly grant will”!
of hardship and injustlm following
lion, after the lapse of yams, by a
bill or otherwise. , .
The report says: “There is no - . '
for this annual deficit. It has 1’ Z
soproe in the transmission at
rates of a large and ropidlyi: r
ume of matwr never ill-thence » .. .
of the law which gave the nominal .
1 cent a pound on. such we ." ‘
The averagecost of receiving, ’
lag and delivering each. pounding.
matter of all «doses washout”
Matter of the third All! fm
probably paid for its handling. M, - . ,
bly a slight profit on fourth alas! . '
At the average postage means was ~ .
a pound, gscat profit accrues to’ths
crnment on first class matter. ‘ ..’
The proposed 1 cimt letter rote, »
cheapest postage in the world, Mr. Wilm
says, would yield a great profit, but 4‘?
idle to talk of such reduction while t’
thirds of our mail matter is handled It 34‘
small fraction of its cost. . . ‘
He character-1W the loss sustained”
the Insulting privilege in "dammed
mini libraries, etc, as indefensible. { . .
The estimates for the current fiscal yo“
and the year 1899 follows: WW "
onus for 1397, 889,099,146fil; 019%
tures. estimated, for 1897, ”$57355“. .
deficiency for 1897, 811,479,09Jli; ,' .
meted revenue for 1898, ”0,3700%.“
expenditures, estimated, for i598, ”7,513,‘
111.15; deficiency for 1598, estimated, ii.-
;;ss.3zu.i7. *
out
”w metal syn"
up. ll}; wills“
,, . v frll'olretii
kuw’ z, r 1:33 :27. u: ': 132‘. reap/1413'
.tio .hey lillhtl'd any -ll...s.l “Aubry in iht'il
postal lar-ihtlos, and in many things they ,
are in the van.
... AM»
The Noted Pulpit orator Will lam liq
Meagan: of Sing Sing. '1
Sim SING, Dec. 9.--Rcv. T. De WM
Telmnge and Miss Susie biangam of t.“
city are to he married. This announce-
ment was made in Sing Sing by relative!
of both persons.
The exact date of the wedding has not
been determined upon, but the event will
in all probability be within a work.
The young lady who is about to beocmo
the bride of tho noted pmwhcr is the
daughter of [labial ll. i-iungam, commie-
siun merchant, of 77 Broad street, New
York city. film it a brunette of 30.
'1‘ ho Mangams have a winter residence
on Madison avenue, New York. Dr. Tal-
mogo's daughter is married to Miss Man's
gam’s brother, Daniel I). Mongol“, Jr.
Dr. ’l‘aimagu's second wife died mold
than a'ycar ago.
Tog Ends In Death.
Now Bar‘sswu‘.:a. X. .l., lied. 9.4—inch
Foismr, 12 years old, was shot by his play
niato. Otto New marm, after a (mortal over
a game of mix. Frisian died later. The
boys lived in l’r'rtii Amboy, and whil-
playiug had a dispute as to who was "it."
Noumzmn ran into the hormoand returned
with hi~ father's shotgun. lie pointed ll
at [Vt-iiluf‘nnd rim-armed to shoot. Feister.
thought his friend was fooling and did not
mow. Nowmnnu pulled the trigger, and
the charge entered Folstcr's right breast.
Newnmnn was arrested and brought to
thr- couoiy jail hero. The lad Held hodid
not intend to shout VulPiIAW', but only!
wanted to scare him. Ho said his father
seldom had the gun loadml when it was In
the house, and he did not suppose than
was a charge in it. He is almost will
with grief.
Forger bartenders Himself.
BrrvALo, Dec. 9,—A middle aged mats
walked into District. Attorhey Keneilok’s
ofilce and said: "i was indicted ten yearn
ago for forgery. hunt. to give myself
up.” He was Willlston J. Brooklns, for
moi-1y of Hamburg, N. Y. OnOot. id, "86,
Brmkins was indicted by the grand jury
for forgery in the second degree, and live
indictments were reported to the court. It
is understoml that. Broohlns has made rep
lifutinu in all thus-lo (film. . After hearing
his story he was taken into court and ad-
mitted to boil in the sum of $500 on one
indict moot. Since he ran away, when in~
dim-d. Bronkins has been living in the
west, where, it. is said, he met with wine
prosperity.
Monster Deal In Thread.
Loxuox, Der. u.—-’flu: Fonts Thread.
wiupany, on Juno :4, after being amalgap
mated with the Hark company, amalga-
muted .lonas Brooks 8: lime. and James
Chadwick dc Bros. and announced that
the Costs would raise its total nominal
capital from 028,750,000 to $87,500,000.
Now it is made known that the Coats
company has nimrimi the thread mills of
Finlaysmi, Balm-fluid (1* L0,, fit!(itlflflti.'
and “ml '0. f. . ~"' '1‘” Knows
"2' ‘ 1' ' 1 w . ' 1.1. mi ’aunrr.
ind! m. town-v 1.. ml in lineman,
ernm, for. Si~~lir~mrding to tho Bur-
lln correspondent of The Times, the Kol- _
nimshe Zeitimg has a dispatch from 8t.
l’vicrsburg reporting that New» Mona
«lot; of Abysslaia has mind to, lined-re
small stretch of wet between Obok) and
Erythrea as a cooling station. The seine
authority sthtes that Russia tried wais-
ialo Obok from France, but without” _ ,
will. ' .
Judgment for “11,850. _ . ‘3';
ClKClSNA’fl‘, Dec. 9,—JudgeBuc1mslter -
of the court of common pleas lavende-
fanlt judgment to Irwin Groom & 00..
broken, of Chicago, against 16. [all
of Fidelity bank fame, for 15”,”. 7 -_ "
sum represents the claim oi the WWI ‘
against liarpor at the time his lemmas ,
wheat dealings with them were stopped”
his failure.
County Treasurer Resigns. ,
Gmnsm, N. Y., Dec. {twilountym
,nrer James B. Hampton has forwarded
his rcslgnatitm totho superfine?!“ .1!
county who are now in session. ills boo ,
will be examined by vapor». The super- ,,
visors refuse to discuss the resignation or f .
its muse. . i f '1
Norwalk Chronicler