us, more l in no in
‘Wflmi ,
“DAM W carnal inch
unlined ”album-an and Imp
olTnlulCenmibuH’m
Since the commencement of the li-
cense your, November 1, in all towns in
the county outside of Bridgeport, the
Bounty (lomtniseionem have up to date
leaned licences as follow: Drug. in;
liquor. 154;beer. 4. There are at the
present time about fifteen applicationn
for licences in Stamford which have not
been issued as yet, but the commission
ers have decided to visit that place l)e-’
camber 17 to finish up the work.
A company of Danbnry capitalists are l
reported to have taken steps toward!
securing from the coming General All-l
uemhly acharter empowering them to
establish an electric railroad from Dan-
'hury to Sugar Hollow to Ridgefleld and
theneetoGolden’a Bridge. Last week
another company gave notice of a simi-
lar intention along these same lines,
and the new ooulpany will contest the
first one in the field.
A number of men have already gone
from Bridgeport to join the Cuban in-
p rgents. A relief association there,
headed ay Colonel T. M. Murphy of the
Hibernian Rifles, and Captain (Jarten.
oamnlander of the local company, has
sent medical supplies to the insurgents
- and is soon to give a public benefit;
I
Henry L. Sturdevant, of Brooklield.
who has been fighting for the t‘zol’woo
estate left by his sisters. Mrs. lidvi J.
Stat-devout and Mrs. Angeline Ferris, is
dead. "hey both left their property to
Levi J. Sturdevant. The case will now
be withdrawn from court probably.
Edward Kinchler. :1 Bridgeport toy-
maker, fifty nine years old. bought a
revolver and a box of cartridges and d.-
oided to end his life. because Miss Pau—
line Beudmeyer, of Soulhport. rejectwll
his otter of marriage. lie was lockedi
up.
Earl S. Wood, a Bridgeport livery
man, has successfully undergone a rare
surgical operation. The larynx has
been removed because of a tumor Ill
will recover, but will never speak again
Francis ll. Line. formerly of New
Milford, and an intimate friend of .l. l‘
'i‘readwell, has been appointed vashierol
the First National Bank, of New Yorl;
The bank’s stock sells for 2,700.
William Gornlloy, of Norwalk, paid a
fine of $7 and co.~.ts for his drnnkm. l
spree. , 5
it is littm to too Dwain or me warm l
people who settled upon the lands of the 3
Gina and MisSonri Italians in Kansa- l
and Nebraska that they have trim to ,
evade paying the Indians for those lands.
For some inexplicahlo reason it seems ‘.
itnpossibic to convince white men who i
settle in Indian countrios that Indians
have any rights. By some strange men.
tal crook or distortion the Indian,instt-ud
of tln'anselves, comes to be looked on as
an intorlopcr and an intruder on the
white man's reserved rights. It may hv
necessary, own by the application of
some gentle force on the part if tin:
United States gUVt'l'llllli‘lll’, to truth the
settlers on the ("no and Missouri landsl
in question that tho \‘li'W that red men
have no rights is. a mistaken our.
Paris has always sullen-d both from
deficient quantity and ili’fl'i‘llVl' quality
of Willi'l‘. It is now propowd to rolnody
this evil by no li'a’fi stupendous an run-r-
prise than tapping tho waters of hall.-
Geneva, 1150 mils-a away. and bringing
them, sparkling and pure, to the Fri-nob
capital, liar-opt ill-l to the lollgtll of tin
:opordnt‘t that would be noel-wary, tho
undertaking would not ho greater than
that. which the ancient Romans carried
to sat-ow; th-n they conveyed water to
lhr-ir «'in from tho Sabine mountains.
Moro I'l('ll gold finds l‘l‘pm‘ll'll, this
lilno ill lull-inn'l‘rrl'itory, in tho Wichita
mountains. But it in a pity tho discov-
ery was in Indian Territory, for now »
the power of tho United States govt-rd
went will bu required to prom-t tho lu-
llluna in their “fill”.
it now costs so mui'll to ho elected to
on ham. U'Ii'll in tho line of what not
milled legitimateoxponscs. that in many
names neither the oilicl-llor Ihr- candidate
is worth it.
Consuelo, dnohvue of Marlbormluh, hi
well pl'orid. d for on lh- pull trial will.
film ll or both a lullll 1' null ll r-lI-llfrllhor.
shake into Your Shoes
Alli-n'a limit-linen. a po‘wlvr for tie
(not. ltourr-a painful ms‘r-lllnga of the
jointsuud instantly takes the Mini: out
of corps: and bunious. It’s tho HW'lilt'l-l.
Mlnfortdimwery of the arm. Allano
FUN-1‘13““ makes tight-littlng or New
uhoeu fowl i-nsv. It iaurortmn cll.‘ in
awarding. zillions and hot, tired. milling!
feet. Try it today. Sold by all drug:
trials and oboe stores 2.30. Troll p wt.-
one free. Addnsae. Alien ti. (limos-lid.
Minty. N. Y.
One Way In be Manny
In fllflllfl'iil it» thr- mmlfur v of your lumlv.
39“,"! I "no of them n-ulo'h u to :l Ht" (‘ own.
,"t' nu iii-v J HillI-‘i’v'l. “ulxlll Nul‘ii‘ill'
“nil Mlfiurd l' WWII. humour. -4 do ago by:
and not a Irlltl b i lluol Hut. mm. ll... grout
‘;‘hr'"“" llooml" M" .t > plm . Hut wl-hnw-
:t not" l' 4... it" I'Hllizhhaol ull llia Ham. ‘1'
t'm’l‘hrmllund in l. rgo «lam a of {Hill
a
r
a
.\\‘.'ll‘, weloomiun ii. if llorr-smry lo goal-an
Senate Committee Dela
1: A9-
., proval of His Nomination.
THE (“BAR QUESTION I]! CONGRESS.
Senator- Morgan Would Welcome Wu if
It ll Newman—din Molutlol Willi;
For ’Ducumentl Adapted—Loaf. Ill!
Roi-tin to Second clan Mall lint-r.
\Vasntxo'rox, Dec. 1d—Smnejoppoeltion
ban appeared in tho Renato to the marina
ion by Pruuident Cleveland of reoretary
Francis all head of the interim-department
to silenced Hoke Smith. . Nominations oi
the president for cabinet poeltlonsnrc usu-
ally confirmed very promptly. The llDllllA
nation of Mr. Francis was aunt to the son»
Mf‘ a week ago and uriorrcd to the finance
rolllmittw in lurcorllullco with tho usual
custom of the senate. ’l'hut committee has
just held he first molding since the numb
nation was referred to it, and it in now
stated that Secretary Francis will not he
continued until alter the holiday rcccss,
the purpose. It is intimated. being to do
for confirmation until after tho Missouri
senatorial rolllwt.
it is nndorstood that Senator Vest. n
lllvlllher of the finance colunlittcu and an
opponent of brands in Missouri poiitirs.
suggested that tho nomination norm-l- on.
til alter the holidays, to which hip~ col:
lvagucu agreed.
The opposition, if such it ran lmil'l‘llii‘fl,
can he il‘lu‘i‘ll to the rmeul. ulwlion. lll
which Secrotur)‘ Francis supporlrd thl
gold llmuol-i'atio rundidulr‘s. Cotlsidr-rnhiv
fooling has lli‘t'll vngl-udor'l-d. but it is not
hrllm'l'd that tho opposition will ho i'lll'
rird so tar as to pron-ill a uoolitnmtioll.
Senate Friendly to Cuba.
W.\sn!.\'l,‘1‘o:\, llvc. ltl.——.~'ohntor Morgan
of Alabama held the attention of tln- son
ult- zlnd wvll llllcd unlit-rice for an hour by
hi-l earnest mlrooury of at strong and dr-
cislvc polls-y ill dealing with bllr' l uhau
qucstiotn Thu prolnilwnlroof Mr. Morgan
ill the Cuban dobutr- of last session, when
ho had charge of the Cuban rcsolutiolh
ruportcd [ruin the i'IllllllllUL‘e on foreign
rolntionsmnwspecial inlorohl to his Sili'ili'll
lie spoke in dispussiolmlo style. although
ill-i words had a diroclurss null sorority lo
pit-luring the horrors misting in l‘obl
mush as is rll‘lilfllll board in tho souuto. )il
Morgan spoke frooly of tho possibililio- oi
too the protection of .. llli‘l'll‘llli citizen»
llv assorted that Spain's haukruplt-V would
prevent tho I‘ollovilou of any llllluuluil)
fol-wrongs. ’l'ho souator lllli‘niillllt'il lil.’
wisdolli of tho pl'vsidout'c position that
thom'anrinu ot‘ lli‘lllyfl‘l'i‘lll. ll‘:lll~'\\'lllllii
h- "untimnly." Mr. .‘llli"'llll"\li‘\i’.~ on
he line of action which slmuld bu adomm;
Was sulnlurd up in the following.
"Although i hollow that holliul-rvlll
rights should be urwu‘riod tlu- (,‘ululns, in
aslllul'h us llll‘ pl'os‘idcul profiuxn molt
('ol-rcli'l' polii'v and warn»: 5 um that till ,
tinw is hour at hand for dw-i-‘iw union. 1 i
will support him in any loovolm‘n: ill-ll ‘
Wlll suvo our t-ooplo on Him inland fr a ll
furthor outragv. I will i‘lidl‘llz". hl- l
l
:tu'.
L'ollrsl‘ with tilli‘hhlilllfi of pl‘»priol_\'. ‘ul.
will follow the col. rs \\'lli'll lllillill‘ll by ll;-
rrwslllcnt on tho flil‘“:|lll‘t'll ground that tip
concession of bt'lllgl‘l'i'lll right-l llilw be
SEN A'l‘Oll lllllil i .\ V.
ronie ‘untlynnlyf and that our duty no“
Ill-llllliulsm'tii‘viulvrvlvnliuu, li'thzitcrunl
ldos away, 1 will llL’Illll l'nll hook to \lll‘ pm
l-lllilll that .‘i ‘lllhl l'lll‘" for Iilll‘ own pwph
l'l'qllll'i-H u-l l«lil\(‘l1|l‘l‘llll :lrulod neutrality.
li‘liily in u~<:lil t‘lilll'l‘ llt'llllli'l‘i‘lll that in
llh-ts wrong» on our own pmplo lI' llu
pl'ouhh'nt should my "line lino lulu lll‘
l'lwd: llu- hour lms slmrk.’ would on»
.\llllll'll'ftll lu' or how he llol to hold up hi»
hoods “llll . lho lllllili‘ is raging”
.\l llll' i'lil‘i‘ Ill .‘ll'. .‘llll'L’dll-‘i F:Il‘l"‘l\ lil‘
l’l‘~0lllllllll Wm: adopt/1| Hallo-flint! llo' vu'
rotary of pijllt‘ lul' poll-rs and illlol‘hlolo."
l‘vluliw lo lho l 'oal. lillltk |ll'l~illli‘l'~ and
olhor .‘tlllol'lmu rill/mus bold in (‘ulul in}
llll' Spanish :lluhuriihw.
lho llili‘w‘llllll ol' pausing tho bill maul
ll|;' .\;liln‘)' \llJibul-h :l llll‘iitll, ill" \l‘lll oi
the pl'osilh-m noluillolumlillg, lll‘I‘thll‘lli .l
l'ollsillx'rablu- llohutl- .\lr. l'oohl‘n-ll l‘xlll'l'rw
ml etlrorisr llml Mr. l‘ullul-t' of lllitml~
mould la» lli l'hdl'wfol it lllilHlllll‘lli lo Inl'l‘
ride the prll-‘iidonl. '1 ho lllillols ~onhlor up
soul'ovl that he (lll'l'l‘li‘ll liisl'olll'w us it e-I'll:
litol' with-ill: l'cl‘vrom-l- lo lllo- pllwoh-nl
'lho bill was finally [Nix-lull II\I'l' tho um
"yous, ll: hay-e, ll.
Mr. Allvn ol' Nobrue‘ltu inlroalnood ll
rrsolulioh for llo- lulpoililluvul of a min-
lllllli'l' of nine sl-lmlul'a lo lll\i‘l~lli{.‘lll‘ lh-_
orb-or. to whirh tho loolloy was loud in
tho I'm-out pl‘v~bll llll;ll l'li’l'llllll.
'l‘lw Loud llill In the "mun.
'l‘lui hon-n bull-roll \lpoll llll‘ l‘llllhlill‘l‘il
than of tho Loud hill to amend lholllw
l‘t‘llllllllr to him li‘ullalulwimi of le‘llllll
blah. mull llllilll'l‘. The bill has boon \i’blv
ly lll~l‘\i~.-iPIl in tho pulllh‘ [NW-H ului hw-
llll‘l, with the mum intuit-m opplwiiiou l‘rolo
l‘l‘l'lllill quarters. It lll'llll s lllt‘ riubl of «o.
rial now-ls lo :lilllllh‘slnll to tho nmilsol
the uowapapvr rout Ill‘rlmllllil rah-s, do
him to lulwspnpl-rs tho elllllllli’ copy privi-
h-no. prohibit-4 tho return of till-mill pulp
llvuliom m pound mics and molten sollw
otlu-r vlmnuoa in the present hm dosimu-d
\o cum-rt misting ohomw. .\ rhuuno in
the wound l-luss tuuil ninth-r low huh boon
rcpt-:llr-llly urinal by Mll‘l'i‘tfillu li‘ihilillieh‘l'
minerule. ll was odilnull'd that the abuser.
ol' tin~ low bud coat. the uororlmwnl. Mill,»
ooo,ooo ill the- hlsl ton yearn. Mr. Loud of
('alil’urulu. tho author of the llll‘llliill‘ll,
brought it forward. dull.» illll'KIlf‘l'll'llly to
u. ulnjol'ily ol' llm uloulhr-ra of tho house.
'lhc oppmiilioh, lod by Mr. (Julian of New
York. innoulu'ull‘d u llllhuatl'r and at-
templod r, . prevent ilsmusldl-iutlon by Inl—
jolll'llllm. hut tho house stood by Mr. Loud
on two vote-l. defeating the opposition by
n rotoul lid to we and Hi to Ml. 'l‘he op.
position. llowevvr, are hopeful of defeating
tho nwuuurowlmh it is put on ltefinnl
punmgv Mr. Loud math: an opening
tilt‘eflll on the lumen”, during which he
dot-lured that the bill would save the gm»
eminent “0.000.000 annualiv. He also
, mm , a , W‘
endures. onlwnnmed» int therewith par-
tlclpnmd in the Monty omitted under
the present law.
The bill to reorganize the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad rolllpan‘ywae called up
and poured with some amendments after
no hour'a debate. The bill all passed gives
to the purchasers under furilf'llmllw sale
all the rights of the old company under its
government charter. but it provides that
it shall assume all the debts and obliga»
lions of the old company and that the
lands unearned July ll, lei-id, along the
then uncomplcted portions of the road
shall, as u rondition precedent to reorgan-
ization, he relinquished in writing by the
purchnaera. .
Mr. Woodman lliep.) of lillnoislntm
ducotl a joint rcsl'llulion direvtlmt the pres.
ldcnt to intervene ill tlnluln allairs. The
resolution. afwr reciting f Boiler-a1 Mausol-
roportod nusnsuinutn‘m and Spanish cruel-
ticn in Cuba. says that the president has
that the carryout the wishes of the people;
failed to honor of the l'nitod Slater; bi bi
still-w. and that history gives no prooodonl
on which to base it hope that Spain will
change to l-onlpllnuu- with oiviilzcll war
flll‘l'.
No Tariff Bill Thin Reunion.
Wasnlxo'rox. live. lo.-~.\lcmlwra of tin
ways and moans mulllulttw any that than
have been no ill'\'l‘ll|]llliulii.~i either in their
various conferences or in sllngostions from
insult-rs of tho house indicating [lull lllN‘i
l4 uuy desire or intention to pass a turill
billduring lllt' pruwut mourn-w. it had
been reported that the hill on whivh tlu
('illlllllilli‘t) was now Working would lli
{lllsm‘ll hi this session. L‘huh‘luun lllllullli
said that nothilnr ol' the kind was ill con
foundation. and no such plan would in.
mnsldvrml lurid-Is soon-thing wns «loin: by
tho sonotc, whiz-h Would lu- to llll-ll' up tlh
bill it now has. llllil'l‘lll it and put it intl
r-ont’rroucc. Mr. llinglvy indicated that it
would be inzprm-titruhlo . to [)1le a bill
which could not run-in- conshh-ration in
the senate. Another lllt'llllll‘l' ol‘ the Wu}. .~
and llli‘illlS voulluiltw said that it would
ho foolish for this house, to was ll bill
which would ho turn to pita-vs lll‘ the son-
ulv. 'l‘tlc lit-2.1. house would have to pass it
lllzlilll ovor tho opposition l’lll‘ hill arouwd
in tho M‘Illlll‘. ’l'hc prosl-nt work of tin
waysnud lhmus committee is the prolinll»
nary work which that m llllllllil'l' Would
have to do ill tho lu-giuulllg of a now son ,
rillll.
\\ milgrnwvra \Vuut Protection.
\l'.\.‘-‘lll\(i‘l‘l~\. lbw. iii '-'.\l|‘llllii'i'rl of tilt
National \lliitlgl'nwvz'i' .‘lF'illi‘lullUll, ol
uhir-h .itnlgro l..‘l\\'rf'llr‘t‘ n! (lllio i< prod}
dont and W. (i. Markham of Aron. .V'. l’.,
N‘i‘l'l‘lv‘ll‘)’. arr to boll! a inn-ling horn, lm
ginning: lllisul‘lvt‘nooll. ini‘lllh‘ltll‘l‘ iozial‘.
tii'v ulnto-r— pl‘i‘inllllllil in tho int ‘l'osls oi
iln‘ \\‘orill.zro\\‘vr~‘ linvh staleuuolul‘ow
lira" association is i'NIli‘i‘ll-l to wild to-
ilolruulo: 'l'ln'mll for tho in Will}: «illnil
l'rotu lb.- llll'llll‘l‘llll “clog-loll ll'. the Farm
cl'.~' l-olfimw’a hold in llllliitlllllivil;.~. l:l~t My
wmhor :wlckllzz that th- woolon whoduh
ol' tho lliul-zlvv lllll lu- Illlli‘ll'li'il in \llrluli“
pdl'lh‘ul:
uf r'lllltfil'l-
rs. furor lllzl on v lrly owm m milllll
as and asking; for a “mi thrill :l~
lI‘Ut‘V'lllllll'lllllll hr ill“ NotionalWool-Jul“
l-lw' .‘i-‘lli‘llllll'll at its lml Yllli"lll‘.,’.
LUMBER'AND THE T‘XRIFF.
Manufacturer-a nlul Dealers Afik Congres-
Fur I’rnfrr‘iun.
(‘l‘o'n \ Hi. i). .- l'? -~'l ho
nu'ok' Notional :lN-l-lulioll in
llt'l‘t‘ has adopted tho following roe. vlul iouu
\Yhol‘r'us. ’l‘hn- plot in ’ lumlmr on Ila.
,
g. o.
hl‘h'nlilil
tum list by lhv uni-ling: lul‘lll' law not only,
pi'olnoln-s I'lllllllllV i‘lllll‘t'lllillll on lllllllll'l
illuu t‘ulmdlull Illlll‘, loll lliwrilllilmlw
against lmulwr :l-: uiiopurml with ollnl
lullnlll'ru'lllrru; \hcrol’orv. h.- it
lit-«dual. 'lllllt lili~ l‘tlllU‘llllUll. t'oprt-
>(‘llllllL’ lllo i‘llllll‘ lllllll‘l‘l' indoor-V of Ho
l’nill-d Mann in all lines. l'wpul'll‘ully po ‘
liliolls i‘illliffl‘i‘a to phu i' lumllrr on tho du
‘l'll‘ll' list: and lu- ll fill'llll'l‘
liwoli‘wll. ‘lllal izll'll lill‘llll'l' \li'llll‘l‘ l
l him. >l:lll-\ lo
llw ~li|.|i‘ll'1ll‘
ll
urgn-d to lurui~h it
h.~ »!;lll‘ and ti llli‘ mom
lili'
lll'l‘h of would» ll'oin lll~ di~lrivt lull in i
in tho lll‘t‘il~ and,
formation in l‘ri..lloll
oondithm ol‘ the lululwr ind lull'i', to ill.
rod that tiny mu mn~i~lr~uztr medal ll
llu- lizle‘lgo (ll illli-l llli‘zhlil‘l'.
”I‘Slll'n‘ll, ll lllll
ill/,v the tart lh l uuiusl di~vriluinulim
pin-rails in mull- mumrhu lll South .\ll'i‘l’
1m illlil Nan-whorl .‘l.~ Zillllllal .\llloriI-.:l
lllllllu‘t‘. .‘illll that “T nro l'llllroly opp-Nd
In such unplsl dlsrrmonut-ion. and w- ill
YIlkl‘ tho aid of tho l‘llilod Halo». rough-v»-
l.u- thl~ purpoeo oi round-lug tho ~ullll‘.
i‘lllli'l‘ l)’ l‘l‘l‘llll'ilwl)’ Ui‘ llilii‘l'\\'l.~il'
him-l Trust in Ho lir-rivo-I.
l". I«l.'.'I \‘ ‘o, llw'. 1"» ~-.\u :m'lltof thl
Illinois r wi lilllill'lll)' in an iuiul‘vioi‘ l:
llll~ oily ~ii|ll"~ lllll llli‘ slool pool will mo;
lil‘ on it. lm'l am”!
”who il but for ll: . ill-lloirr l‘Illlll‘iillV. lh..l
disrupted rho pull lly \\lllllll‘li\\llln’ .lno
I'lllilll‘x prim-s. 'l‘h-lagn-nt said that m woo
llH tho pool was once ”into in working: or
(ll'l' llu~ umulu-rs lll llu- tll'l'ilori' of ”It
liellllil'o i‘i'llll‘llil)‘ would ~loll l‘olow m~l ll
um-lwsury 1.. ll‘oo/l‘ tho company Hill. rhl
lll‘fii'ri ill-ill; lllllllt‘ good by tho pool Ila-ml
ury.
laugh-t Powerhouse In the “’orhl.
llllu l\. l'oou ,llul- irrml'ohllxlrh lmu
lion-n uwurdml by lllc‘ .\.>w \‘orll. Now lio
ion and Hartford Lulu-id ouuyuuy t.
llollulll l'lil'mli'hm-l ol M'w Hun-ll for lllt‘
l-t'l'l'llnll U? :l lllilllllll'llll vlm'lrh' pom-i-
llolmi horn 'l‘lu' plum allow that tho pro
Illlhl'll i-Iol-lrivul t‘i‘llll‘lll station will he prol»
ably tho lul'm'a‘l phllll of lls klml in th-
wol'hl. .\l, lil'ul tho Middlolouu and Nov.
llrlluin lll'ltlll‘lll'h will ho Hpi‘l‘llli'll by ohm
lrh‘lly. and tho mallow uinuu llll' l'IIllllltl
ny‘u linoa will ho lighted ll'olu lhlu polnl
.loriu Hold For Murder.
Mulxulr. N .l., lh‘o.
llm‘b jury in tho cum-of ('lllll'los .lol'io. fir _ '
brought ill a verdict holding his and .\u.
loulo rrsponsibh- for hie donlb and tho
other momlu-rnof the homily as low-um
rim. All Wl‘l‘l' committed to await the no
lion-ll them-and iury. Mr» JIII'IU b-stt-
llml tllul Antonio llllil lpolrroh-ll with his
fallwr. llllll utlrr ordering Ilw old lnou out
of lhn house hr look ll 1 llml lh‘lh rib-k
and strip-k hie mow wow-ml blows, whirh
“lillli‘ll hi» (loath.
Arrested For fin-henna: latte-re.
l’oll'l‘l.,l\:o. Mo, lit-o. lll-llmoy Hutch-
eillor. the. lnlaahuz Portland h-tii-r rurr‘lm:
worm-d by tho l'ullod Hull's ollirhlls for
ember/Hui: n lo'tl-l' oddrmml Io Mm \\‘.
ll. Alllholnu of lhiw oily iziwo to him to
lll'lln-r. hm hm-n lirl‘l“ll'll and lol'm-d nu r
to tho ill-poly mar-dud. lln um nominal-d
and lynlild over lo tho Voluntary torn) and
had been Muiumurlly dlt‘“lllll‘ul'll from the
pout-ill ervll‘l‘.
Fri-non “l‘ptlly Hand.
Pants, lh-u. ltl.--M. l’lllllmlo Eugene
(filluaart. limlll'al doputy for tho First 'li-
vision of Loon. in (load. .\l. Poisson was
born ill limo and bad devoted special at
tsution to educational manure
l.lllli‘.u-r }
llll'~ lullYl‘llllxlli l‘m'u,” .
'l llI' [’lilll is in ll.i'l .
lll.«v'l'llo oornv .
so: Bl? ll AWAY
“finale“...
CATARRH
cuaa. .
Free! Free !9
' The California Catarrh Cure
Co, knowing well the efficacy of
their great medicine in curing the
most stubborn cases of Catarrh,
and having every confidence that
the people of Norwalk know a
good thing when they sre it. and
will buy it when they have learned ,
its value, will give away on Friday. l
December 18, from 9 o'clock a. m
till all are gone, to each Catarrh
sufferer who will Call at R. H.
Plaisted's drug store, 43 Washing.
ton street, South Ncrwalk, a full.
size 50 cent boll'c of the great
California Catarrh Curr. Five
, hundred bottles only will be given,
away. When you can obtain lhi~k
free, don't longer be trmlblcd with l
2' bad breath, Stalls in the nose. pain l
over the eyes, slime in the linoahl
buzzing in the cars, loss of sense of:
smell, dry throat in the morning:
loss of some of taste. taking cold?
easily, tickling Ill V throat, pain
across the eyes, weak and watery
eyes, dark rings around the eye.»
coughing, hawking, gagging. etc
California Catarrh Curc cores 3]
lthese symptoms; its the kind, ano
lthc only kind that ‘
CURES CATARRH
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‘CllAKLES A. DANA, lirlllor.
g The American mnstilutiou, lla-
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by mail, if“. a you
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Address THE SUN, New York. ;
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HARPER’S BAZAR
In l897.
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il‘e lllu'ln-lh volume in lH'i.
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loll-rr-o,
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'lll l-‘ol summary ol lull-ul- lll Now Vol-l.
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lion-l lillll~i-liI-l‘llllli.1”, \i'lull li‘rl‘ .‘ll'l' lln ,
inn," “l'lll‘l‘l‘lll Sort-ll Ewan." and PM
my ale uiruurd from original Hl-lll‘i'itn.
Women and Mon. I'nlmlrl l‘. W. “M,
ainwu “ill l'i-uuluriy i'illllllllll‘ his. \‘lilll ;
lllill' t'm‘illl". :
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\vuiolm- oi rmalvl‘u, .‘IHll nll vpimllzuls to
l'>-l\‘0'll llu- llll‘\\‘l'l‘l‘ll Ill ll-llllloll u~
or Hopi ii llllll hill; in prom ll. :ll.l¢-,
\tl. 'l'hn l‘m/nr is u llulnhh- llll‘lllf'l' l
uullorr, rx-produmnu the rum: lu-uulil‘ul
wurln. ol Moon-nu Iliill llll‘l‘lL‘ll :l' llulh, nu
lll'vullli'll in tho annual Porto and New
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lllHlV lurn~ [or ll bratty laugh lo the lid»
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mori- uppropriull- uilt out: ho “Hill" to wife,
.Ilulmlilrr or wixll'r lllnll n ~lil M'l'll’lllflll in,
~ ll:o-ln-r'~ Harm“ Sworn h an n wolvolm-l
rimm- in your holler-hold for INN.
Vl-wapupl-r. ll.'l' no! to mow thismlvl-lu
llsvuu-ntwilhoul llll‘i'Vlil‘t‘kM-l'lll'l'wilf liar
pvrd‘ Hrolhoru.
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l“"l‘ llllt' Yull'. "Hli‘
l'oslluzo' l'l'l-r- lo all ‘illll-(‘Tllil H in lhv l ill
tell Mull-a. i'nllmln urn! llwxll'u.
[\llf‘l‘l'H ll.\lll‘l;ll N llllill‘lllili‘i,
P. It. Hot Holt, N Y i'lty.
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more: aur Leading Mllllnery "on: our
TH‘ AND TH‘
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1 Goons Cloak StOI'Ol . palace
l. In the Norwallts. ,MPRIVA'L'
good
Do not fail to examine our stock of
before purchasing elsewhere.
careful that you buy yourfur capes
from a good, reliable concern; don't
be deceived through sham adver-
tiscments.
re at Mahackemo Hotel Block.
Cloaks
and
Furs!
Be
Our guarantee is as
as gold.
Lu, pllkll, uremic
and stains lrom
clothing and car-
;‘cls quickly and
completely and
flcl‘.Lefl\'Cii-El Rln
"~33! Avid—“~—
T‘Io unplvnsmlt odor.
106.. 256.. at Drug
D and Dry ‘loodeStorcs
hot iml'zmnlahlu. Samples mulled, Sc.
L. B.‘SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
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Soid by A. Dickernlnn or Son, So. Nor-
walk; Finney & Benedict, Norwalk.
r—r. ,
Jacob M. Layton,
Flro. Life and
Aocldant
INSURANCE”.
Real Estateband House Agent
Ocean Steanmhlo 'l'iclwfro, and Sterling.,
Drill'rl. lloona Negotiated
and Sinuhu Hold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Dulce.
u'OUTH NOI‘JVALK. CONN
\lnmrv Public. Ackuowlmlumnnta 'l‘qlwn
Scaly eruptions on the head. chapped
hands and lips. cuts, bruises. collide,
.bllt'us are quickly (‘lll‘t'll hv l)r-\\'ill‘si
Witch Hazel Salvo. it iii at present the
article most need for piles, and it always
I‘lll‘i’NillUlll. U. l'. Stillson and E. R,
\Vt'ull.
pASTORIA.
Theta-.-
Iizttc d , , , _, get:
ti 5: 2- / ”"“ ’
5:1“ 39? id/At'ét/M warm.
tho man in
:l sul‘m‘nli. ant.
"Non-r
"Excuse um." l‘llui‘l'tl'il
spectacles. "hill 1 am
Iliat is n it whore llm liver is "
you mind whom the llvor is," i'vtorloo
‘llo olln-r. “ll if was ill hisllii: too or
bra~ h-l't var Ill-Will‘s Little Early Risers
‘wou'd l'i .u-h lt llll’l ~llui<eit for him." (i.
l “. Shllr‘irll and ll l'. \unl.
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
'l'ako lulxam‘o llronm lanolinc Tab-
‘ lots. All droughts rofouli tho- nlonoy ll
ll falls lll I'lll'l" 'Iii'. llll' fizllt‘ by if H.
Harsh-l!
CAS’I‘ORIA.
How To Pow-n! Pro minute.
.\i thin llnu- ll llh- \‘I‘ll ll t'nhl l‘i \‘oly
eumly roullnwlml, and it Mr to no u»-
.l'oorsn \sllhout illl'lllil ol‘ Milli“ rrhalllu-
l‘iillgll lumln-loo is lulliv ll1l1‘~»llli in lllltl
\\'l~‘;1~«lw of
fill lir‘llo" i» no lly in onto it though my o .lrl
i'll:liolltl.lll."s (fulfill iii no lly
W'i' lllii’u likwl ll lillll“ ihll‘ll-«lu i} will
Ii has always mwn oh'lro btillfill‘lll‘ll
Ulnwtll. llnl. 'l'lll‘. i'llh-l'.
This 3‘4 lho only l‘r'lo'llv lhzzt is know ll
to ho a l'vrtmll plow umllw ol lmouuloll-
in .\llllilII,: tho luau.» lllllll~lillllh who
.havr us- tl ii for i-olvl~ and llulllrlll', no
how to Her vu lozulo'll of u S-llll'li‘ rum
llu‘i‘lllu rl anion: Ill pneumonia. l'- I‘wlm
.who haw weak loops or burn rtill‘hll to
tour on ultnrh ot’ plu‘llunmiu, uhould
Lou-p tho rolomlv at hand Thu '35 and
Ml H‘llh Him-ll for solo by it. if Stillman.
\lll'l‘ lll'lll’llll; mono ll'll‘ll'wl l-oolmu.
ally praising:l'huiolmliulu‘u ('oliv, l'hol»
vrn uml lllzu'rhm‘u Mono-m ,l' trim li‘lI-vll.
of Aoulu'lm. l‘ulll‘ormu [Illll‘lisi ml n
bottle- of l' for lilii own no- :xlvl H now
as I‘lllll'ltililt-tll‘ Ili't‘l ll~ Wnutlo llul Work
as ulwotw vim ho, 'l‘ho ‘33 and .‘.o rum
«have for sale by (l. (‘. Hilllfliill.‘
Absolulvly porn. pom-oily humiliate
and Illillrlahli l‘llln‘do .m' tho ‘l l‘i’lx
tin-l ‘lf Ullr Mmollv ('H‘lxll i‘ut ll
twvo‘t‘ fall» in l'u‘ull. vroup nod lulu:
tronbh‘. iiilllvln-n him it tumo o it in
pltnlsmllolahv and ii hullm ”will. (2.
l3, Hollson and ii, l‘. Wowd.
Ayet’e l’ille. bl our mmponvd of tho by.
a» mini rotor» of the best venwahlo up»
uril‘nlil. w.thonl our of the w miy « rill .
only material what-um in tin ll-llwn
whythav mo so mol‘b morn t-lluuliw.
.l‘ul Valuable than my other valbariil's.
l‘ho heat family physio.
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. M)" ’5 /.‘,'/"45/./. manor.
:J. D. JENNINGfi,
U N DE RTAK E R .
KNIGHT STREET,
Not-walk. . .
Opp. lain-m Railway [Menu
RESIDENCE ELM era .
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Physician forWomen
oils. on. ufif'éultroae
(‘an be consulted at her office
“42 BROAD Bream, Bnlocaron-r, than”
From in a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
| Sunday.
Thrill-rotor la a rumour physician and to.
up {la-t Minot-mu )'--nt'~ low lllll'lv‘ llu' vll~ouso~
ul Women u. specialty. lollilli'?‘ «nth-ring tron
. t!t)‘-l7llll'illlylili'lllo‘llllv tho rl‘.‘ can commit
a lit. (Milford in tho «trivia-st l-llnll-hln-‘U. will
inn-m. ur..ll«-o oi low null: the blunt Hklllflilliln‘
l "‘"ll‘lllllll truatlnom known to ul-nh-ln sul‘ or)
ivlll'l I‘ll‘lli‘llll. llwolo onto wuh tum-e ill‘ 1
Mini ml win-n ro- llllo-l. 'l‘crnm moderati- .
\ll h-ttora prolllpt y l‘ifilllltlil to. lnchnw email i
J. O.JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger. Celclmlner :
Painter.
ouiiin in
mm. PAPER MID Bonuses
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalh.
l‘htmplt- llook‘lof bowel Styluof Paper! ‘
llordow and Hill Mouldln 0 taken tol
boumm for hmpoetl-ili. on not on by postal I
l'htlnmtmiihmrfnllv (liven. mo ‘
WAGONS l
Nov and neuronal-Hand. ‘
HOBBIES.
PHAI‘I‘DII.
OARRIIOIS,
GAIOPIIS,
SPIIDLES, ITO.
PRICES TO sun ALL.
l CALL. arm one man.
lHENRY TILLY.
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soum NORWALK . . .
- - - saunas amt)
It w-shlnflon Biro-t.
0pm daily lroro ii to it! a up, and from
l in il o. m., and an Monday "entou-
fmm 7m 8,
intone! chum-d no definite.
ALDEN FOLMANS Prat.
with; u. FERIHB. l’lee-l’rect. .
.30th H. KNAPP. lice. and Tram.
"llt, liners ,
5 fringls u
l Llilliiid il.d.~..3.
To hear METAL.
It" to Place a Pin on Water 80‘
Will H“ Hulk.
Let a drop of waterfall upon”
it will spread, but a drop 0! mm
not. Thin is because the WW, and
glans have an afilnity for each 9M;
that the water wetg‘the glam. but
no affinity between mercury and,
The same principle underlies a pm
perlmanr that may be made with WM
3 pin. -
Water will wet a pin, but not no, .
as it. wets glans. Reincmberll'; thl
may make a pin. even a blgone, float
the uni-lace or water. There are 1
ways of doing this. one of them being
shown in the accompanying lllastrati” .
Lay the pill upon the prongs of a faring“
then. holding the fork at an angle of 45
dogreee, place it very gently upon the Wk
ter, watching your opportunity to remove
the support.
This may require a little practice. but
you will soon he zillllllij succeed, when you
will son the water assnlneuconvox form
on each side of the pin, and us soon as the
pill has replaced enough of the watertiu
colultrrbnlunr'o its weight, it will float
like '\ little boat. ~
This experiment maybe made with a
needle, as well an a pin, it being pecuniary
only to place it upon the water scourefully
that the water cannot wet it. That may
no :vd like no inconsistency, but it is pou-
aiblc, nevertheless, to so lay the pin or
the needle u poll the water that it shall not
be made \‘Tui.
If you find thecxpt-rilnontwith the fork
only partially successful, try this simpler
method: Lay a sheet of cigarette paper
evenly upon the water, and upon the paper
place a needle or a pill. As soon as the
paper cm was through it will El'lk below
the surface, h‘aiing tho needle 3. the pin
floating. By using: great care you might '
perhaps survived after awhile in floating a
dime or a gold dollar in the some way. —-
Philadelphia 'l'inws,
Boys and (lirla' Favorite Dogs.
of all tho different kinds of dogs, What
is your favorite?
A who was recently taken among over
Lilllll buys and ,, ls of Houston 1.24 to their
favorite dog. it. 19, hardly surprising that
«in? of l’w it‘iu'll number duhlrcd in favor
ol‘ the gtl'lf‘n'. knowing. bumuliul shepherd
dog 4 r roll... it yuu have among your
lflllgl)’ shopla'l'd (log, you are for-
lhn qul'otindland, big,
black and hravu. value lli'Xi. with 370
Votes. not {hon the (rt. Bxuard, with 170
votes. '1 his shows that the young folk of
Texas hate a decided preference for large
dogs. The fourth ill favor was the rat
terrier. with {in roles; then the English
nlastitl, with .‘35 votes; tllli bulldog, with 7
votes; the ulunnlon bound. with 5 votes;
the Enrich torrir-r, with 4 votes; the point-
or, with {l xii-N; tho colulnon spaniel, the
water spanil-l and tho pug, with Bvotea
oat-h, and the si-ttt‘r, Mondllound, bull ter-
ricrund greyhound l vole each.
Sliootiu illo Minot-l at (irnn‘ml'i.
When Sh. iil‘lirlj.‘ .ll‘l13,\'.'0l..))‘sillld girls
Scoot «of l. r wall lnu‘s housc.
Fir illi'l'l"-’ n body illl‘ri' ’zu‘li say tor us.
.Jli .l 1.; “ ‘ "H
1) :ll; 1 e 'l‘v (ml at:
ruin. and foil.
The r Unarrrw l ., .' ll L‘ulwy‘s talc,
lirlvh Li oi - l“ lulllu lllllw\\'.
Ami lo-‘r modular bright ”HEP”. the
M,» r.
,3“. hit in nod u . I'li'llll he I rpllimw.
13.x: i r ‘1‘.“ 1' .lm rod mo and fine
All “no r “ii an riwihi i‘ (ll.
All v,- 1mm. .lml lhuitl “bill's Minolta M
kilo-.4-
In gran om u arr-M. hh: bull.
WNHW York Tribune.
Holding the Pro.
All mid mm of holdloi: pen or pencil in
l in plum it Ind-soot] the third and MRI
llouera It may memo nwhwurtl in you Q‘ '
om, loo our will find it. much model M
youlhilih. if y'lllhtnowuor tried it. 3010‘
imprints never hold a pen in any other
manner, ’ihvyrlm-lnro that it i: and“
locum of ma ”ling wrltet'avrllmp. Tm
Ii muml mml ollvu by holding tho”
too tightly or routing the hand in on like
word position, 'l'hoau Who do not m
the penllohler rm as to more cramp rm,
, neverthelen. suffer if they use a thin holl-
er or pencil. but may writing there ll
nothing better than athlck bandied putt.“
Brooklyn Eagle.
Norwalk Chronicler