» is some I: arm a
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imam:-
cay Ann-i- WW cum-i. is“:
em as- atom an m:-
arm W run-
‘A lady ina nearly town on an electric
car tendered a dime in payment. receiv-
ing five pennies in change. She did not
want the little inconvenient things. but
they were legal tender, so she stored
them away in her purse. Returning an
whour or so later she tendered the pennies
for fare. To her surprise the conductor
demurred about taking them. She . ex-
plained that she had lately received them
from another conductor. "Well, I don't
want them." was the reply. but he tool:
them grudgingly. The story brought to
the mind of the listener a penny inci-
dent of his own which happened the
ether day. He had fished out five of
the little follows to pay his fare with.
and as he sat twirling the bunch about
between his fingers he thought it looked
a bit mean to tender them. so he dropped
them back into his pocket and felt easier
ashe took out a dime and passed it to
the conductor. Imagine his amuse-
ment when the conductor dove down in-
to his own pocket. fished out live pennies
and passed them . over. The passenger
decided that it was a right good one on
himself.
‘ —-A box of Imperial Crown 100 cigars
makes a handsome holiday present.
You cannot always tell what society a
man belongs to by his pins and watch
charms. This was proved in the case of
aman whose dead body was fonndin
Greenwich. He wore an Oddiellom'
emblematic pin. had a gold watch and.
chain. and #7. Empire lodge, I. i). 0
F., had made arrangements to bury the
remains when they were identified by o .
Brooklyn man as those of Charles ll
' Johnson, a man without a Country, an l
from all accounts he was beating his
way on a train when he met his death
He had served ten years of his life. in
jail, and was not a member of the Old-
fellows' order. The emblematic pin he
were bad evidently been st den, and the
gold chain showed where it had been cu‘
when the watch had been picked from
some man’s pocket.
Lieutenantfl. A. L. Totten. noted for
his biblical research. in a letter addressed
to the New England Asmrciated Press.
asserts that the date of Christ's birth
was 4 B C and not 1 A I), as is accoptel
in the common reckoning of time. nni’.
that consequently We are approaching;
the end of the nineteenth century will.
the coming winter sofs‘ico. “ It is n 1
too late yet for you. if you will," b
says. “ to suggest spontaneously by trio
graph. that Christians everywhere “MW?
in overflowing union praise meeting:-
upon this-coming Christmas eve. which
is the nineteen-hundredth since the
shepherds sang of pence on earth. good
will to men. Will you not feelthe plllh‘.‘
of Christianity upon this point with an
agent that mny penetrate deeper than
the cathode ray? ”
A sensation was caused. recently. at :.
fashionable wedding at Trinity I'll/lbw! -
pal church, Waterloo-y. Tho bridal
couple. as customury, started down tb-
uisle and toward the door inuncdiatulr
after the ceremony convludml. Thrr
spectators «announced to 'ui‘lsc from
their seats and crowd around the coupli-
The rector steppe-d to the altar rail one:
rather sharply to the peoplo to 't’molu
in thvir souls. ('mliuuluz, luv Nun}:
“ This is not :1 public vxliilution. lr i~ .-.
divine cerotn my. ll>'i‘<"l»lftil'd i: l..
been the custom in this church for Ho
people to crowd around lIuI bridal party
and hinder them. It Hll'lll not llgilll‘
occur while 1 remain [lilof’u‘ of (In
church ”
The Middletown common council It I»
authorized the water commissioners ti
erect pumping; stations \vlwrewr the}
see lit. and one or room Hintlunl. as (he
situation may demand. to maintain tln-
supply until the new reservoir is lloislunl
The water I: so low now that it will bv
necessary to pump at more. The city
has about forty days' supply.
Charles Richter, of Would-Id, it Join!)
employed in Mi-riilen, fi-Il, yesterday :2“-
ternoon. from u mill‘old. while at. \rmlt
He was holdingnliafelo-t at the lion
and it out the back of his left arm. aw;
i‘l'llIR the wrds and artery. llo Willi
brought home and will i'rcoi‘vr. but will
be disabled many owls.
A genuinepliant-story has yet to be
attested; but not so a genuine bloodipur-
ifier. llverundorerugniu it has bum
provcdlhat Ayor's Sirsiipurilla stand-'-
alone among medicines as the most in.
liable ionic-allerative in pharmacy. it
stood alone at the World's Fair.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen’s FI'M‘ERM. a powder for the
feet. [tr-urea painful smellions of the
joints and instantly take-x the sting out
ofcmrm emf luinlrms It’s ‘Im coconut
mmfort- discovery of the age. Allan’s
Furniture makes tighbflltinn or New
shoes feel easy. it. isurnrtuin cum lot
sweating. callous and hot. tired. aching
that. Tryittmiay. Hold by all drug—
msisaud shoe stores 23c. Trial pack-
am! free. notions. Allen hi. Olmstead.
10M.Ni 1.
Great Victory at Noveieta.
m was HOTLY more res DAYS.
0min“; Reported Victory form Out to
Be M Overwhelming Defeat For Gov-
ernment Form—430m" W: to Strut.
I Vigorous Blow at Havana.
Has Faaxcxsco. Dee. 33.~—Pri\‘itte ad.
vices from Manilln, Philippine islands.
have reached here and are verified by an
mum that anymore in the Hongkona
press received by the steamer Belgie. The
news mmtulncd in the communication
deals with the attack by the Spanish on
the Norelctn istlnnus and the attempt of
the Spanish to dislodge the insurgents in
Garlic and \‘ljo.
palgn. which lasted until the l-lth of No-
rcrnbur, the Spanish authorities sent out
dispatches reporting that thiamine-Ii had
been >llcl‘tiih‘flll and that the rebel loss was
very heavy. The Spanish claimed to how
lost about :3.) killed and lo" wounded. It
is now learned that the great. victory that
the ('astiiinns predicted «mind in igno»
minions (bdrm. ‘J In! robi'ls hold Novolvtn
against Wursblpsnnd troops. The Spun
lords retired after suffering heavy loss.
The Spanish forces nndnr l‘iencrul [libs
were divided Into two brigmlesof 7.4M)
)ncn each. supported by the Spanish {gun
boats in the buy. .
'I'Iic insurgents numbered about l;.’,uoo,
but they wore strongly intronuhml in ('n-
rim and Sorvlctu. At the bond of the No»
vulotn peninsular the ground was honey
mnilu'd with riiic pits and the town «Iv»
funded from assault by t'urtmvorks pinni—
cd with rapid fire cannon and several
pieces of heavy artillery.
Rice-i liflllt'lit‘il the first lllll' of rodoulits
at Novelcto. and the rebels loll Inn-.1; to the
main line of Ilonnnw, n mile in tho rotu-
of the picket line. Tho Spanish Innl Illolr
plans well arranged. 'l'hoy placed the
H, ”'1'? I". -
in . tannin: r
GISXICMAL l'OlAl'lliJA.
[Ni-w l‘nptnin Urnvrnl of l’lllllmllnt' lslundsd
cruiser (‘nslilln eloso inshore. and their
guns covered the liltill‘ls~' or the royal
troops. 'lIivrrulri'r's shells i'mixlml tln‘
outside defenses of tho I‘ll)’.
The light started at H o‘clock Snmlo)‘.
Nov. o, and by I o'clock in the afternoon
the insurgents' outvr works bud been
evacuated.
Spanish Gunners Fired to High.
Then a general ntlzu-k followed, Rios
throwing the main body of his llro bri~
notionunlnst tho rcbol lllll‘i‘lll'llllll'llls. ’I‘in‘
uunbouts opdncd llro on the enemy. lllll
owing to boil frnnin-I‘y l'nilvil to i-uuw any
damage to tlw (blouse. 'l‘lw l‘urdi-Iiu. the
closest to Carlin. on»; fully six milrs from
the town. und all of her slu-Ils fell short.
mvlnn to tho oxtrrnn- t_‘li‘\'illll‘ll given in
tln' ship’s cannon.
\Vlwn llios’ lm‘ll rpm-bod tho lllslll‘gl‘llls'
works. it ti‘rrlllt‘ lll't‘ was ”pound on tln'in.
'I'hvymnri-IMI forward resolutely until the
l‘llll‘ pit»: romnn'ncml to l‘t’ll‘ll forth lirr,
mowing down the front ranks. ‘I‘In- mil
mun lnltm-il. tip-n i'virmtml slowly undo
In‘ury llx‘c. 'l‘lio Spoolsli troops \\'l'l'l‘ in
the open and snip. tml to the full iillm‘l o:
lllt‘ llru. llutl lln- rebel-4‘ gunnery Inn-n
good. libs ('ullltl lum‘ lu't'u .~I:mgbtvred.
'l'lu- morning of the ml: the Spun’nli \ri-ro
Ian-I: in their rumpauuinund luul repaired
lllt‘ :‘i-nimmls of lllt‘ lint. III"I_L’;l(ll‘. 'I‘Iui
HI'I'tllIIl ltrinudo luul sul'frrt-d wry littlu
'I be stmmvrs lmln Iln l mini n rmull from
port \vI-ro used to fi'l"ll tln‘ unnotlvil to tho
purl of tln‘ pruitnula. At least, Mill wi-t'v
hl‘o‘ilulll from llu’ Inillll‘llt‘lil.
Iln'ilnwsiliiv. .\uv. II. lilo pl‘vpnn'il .iml
lll'titll ll :1 yo i-oml :iiim'k on .\II\I'lI‘l-’|. Ilo
tln‘rn lilo rolirv arm) nu tins! lin- rmlonbl.
and was rout: iI \\'llll bony loss in [built-1.
ntlni'lt. 'l‘lui iruulmnh l'nilul to old the
troops- to any vxlrnl. their shot. lnIIim;
short. The r'punlsli (lltl not out mp! to re.
iii-w tho notion. but \vuiml until Iln-
nn-roinu of tho Illll. \vIn-n :i \vvnh ull'oil
\va-i mmlv to flunk thi- l‘t'llt‘lr. lbw l'uiluro
u!~ which I-nglwl the lighting for 11w lllnv
bring.
fiupprmuum the News.
Lotion. lbw: L'Zl.-~-x\ Madrid dispntrb
to The Daily Mail says “In order to In
sure Ibo sow-“rs of lbw nvrl loan IIn' gov
vruownl is straining M‘i'l'y norm to run
Will the true slitmtlon In lb“ I’bIIippIm-s.
'I‘In: \rbole colony l-i In rmolt, nod l-tlllll'l‘
oil lltlfllt's' of Spultlelt troops llll\t‘ Iwon lnun
lill'll In by tho rolwbi, it is rI-poru'il llli|' n
rot'lnlll proportion of German reset-w olli
(WM nm In the insurgent rank», “
GOMEZ READY TO FIGHT.
Will book in Avenue Hut Death of Ills
Son and Marco.
Km Wear. Ilw. fill-wl’um-tulrru on tho
Ilimom boot my pu~purotions are being
m'l'ri'lly nimb- for a forward mownwnt. on
the pnrtnf llwfipnnlortls. 'Um'ebattalions
of newly llllltll'il troops loft bf; wnivr Sun
day for Hun-mt. II Is supposed that this
In part of Neutral “'t'ylt'VM romlnn mm
pulpit. lie is now In the vicinity of Mlll‘lvl.
liviwml lionn'z ls advancing rnpldly.
and it Is thought that \I'vylor. if jmmilltli‘.
will prevent. his coming lollmuolrs of
lltwnnn. It be eluted from Cuban sonrvcs
that the Cuban leader I! wild over the
murder of NIH only run; and his Worm)
chlof lieutenant and Is burning to revenge
llIoIr fall. The Cubans in the urmyni‘e In~
filrintml also.
Dr. Method"; la n nmrked man. too. and
it. Is ri-imrto-d that n more has been made
loabdurt IiIin. lie is nowinn fortress
some miles from Havana. with is strong
ripunlali nunrd. ills trip to Spain will he
pnsttmnmluthe (.‘ulmns any. as. i! lingers
ovcr there. they have friendly bands in
that «wintry who will avenge Macro and
young Homes.
Major (‘irujmla also comes In (or his
slmm of harm! and revenge.
hinting Insurgent bands are now so close
In ”drums "me Hi- ilm-Mnh Inlflll’l Ill-
‘ bathe cannot rupture or disperse them.
At the and of the can».
worried Warrior.
An American named Samoa Johnson 01
Texas is their most prominent healer.
Want to Fix)» For Dnh‘ubu»
Durance. 0.. Dee. fit—Three compa-
nies of Cuban leer-nits are being organized
here and at Napoleon and Deciding. 'i‘hir-
tynaeven men have joined the company
here. and they are partially annedund
equipped. They are being drilled nightly.
It is believed the three companies will'
muster about 150 men. and they are ex.
greeted to start for Cuba as soon as they
can get transportation. Most or them any
members of the national guard and of the
Sons of Veterans. They expect to join the
Ohio legion, which is a part of the come
mend of General Geniez.
Colonel Cespodu Returning to Cubs.
New YORK. Dec. Ell—«Among the pas‘
hangers who arrived on the steamer Andes
from Kingston was Colonel .Enriques Ces-
podcs of theiluban army. who was Wound-
ed in battle last summer and slice-ceded in
getting through the...‘lnnnlsh lines, urriv~
ing in New York via Nassau. 1n Novcnn
her he wont to .lnninira to restore his
health. Learning of Mowe's death. he re-
turns to New York in order to nurke his
way back to the Cuban army. ’1 ho colonel .
still uses crutches. but happy in discartlf
thom shortly and again participate ul‘thu ‘
ly against the Spaniards.
More Fighters For Cuba.
' h‘nuaronr. Ky. Doc. c:i.-i,‘oloin-l Hull
Miller of Louisxillo. ex (‘tnfl'ill‘l'llte sol.
dier, has been here in consultation with
tho governor and udjutunt general. lie
asked fllL‘lll confidentially what punish
input they would more out to numbers of
the state guard who should go away from I
bonu- and curry their arms with them. He
confessed he know many members of the
guard who Want to go to Cuba ullll who
will do so if insured of on grant punish-
ment ut Ironic. The answer of the govt In
or and mljntunt general to Colonel Miller
is not known.
Innllgnution Meeting at Key West.
lx'itv Wrsr. llw. film-An indignation
meeting was held here Inst night. put-sir
on! to the roll of n number of prominent
ritih-ns. to protest :mnlnst the barbarous
methods of Spanish warfare in (‘nbu and I
also to express indignation against the nl- I
leafed nemeslnntion of Marco and stall" and I
to as: crtnln what the stub- departnwnt has;
done in record to the bomber)” of i'lmrlos' I
Iiovln sororul months ago. l‘lt'elilllllflllSI
urging l‘tllll?t't‘€~ to I'i‘i‘lii.‘lll7e tlio belliger- .
urn-y of l'ulm \wrc also adopted.
[Iloximns (letting “'nrm. I
(‘trv or Mr‘xn'o. live. Bil—Jilin nerve.I
papers wnrn Spaniards that Maximum Intro I
tho right in their own country to innnifestI
tlwlr sympathy with (‘ulnm patriots, and .
that they must. not moltroril Mexican out I,
lens in Spain or (‘nbnu l'ubliv fooling if
strongly in favor of stopping the inn-riot" .
': mm by llw Spanish with personal liberty"I
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of lllt‘ Mi‘xli':ill.~. ‘
Ill-MI: from Alcohol Poisoning. .
Myriam), ills. lbw. ;':;.~--'l‘wo llvotlis', I
the result of Illl‘hllul poisoning. humor I
curred in this~ rity, .‘utol‘ul other young‘
turn an under [lie corn ol pliysivinns. and;
more Ill'.‘illl.~' may be :innouucmi. A Hum
bI-rof young mun. ranging mm 17 ton-l
yours of age. belonging to a club bailout
rooms in u lllll-Iilil‘rh’ blot-k. start-HI in on .'|_
bulldog: l't'll’lrl‘llll’ll Isol Sunday. in o.
young mun «lippliml lln‘ croml will: crrnli-
woml Jill‘llllnl, :Illll lIn‘ youths conipuumiml';
u nuxml drink of alcohol. \\’l|fi'l'. Minor umli
cinnamon drops. About bull in noilon oi;
alcohol Wu" llfi-‘tl. :iml ‘lvl‘llbl iIuIIniHHI“
tho mixture was communal. John Mod) l
son and lh-rt \\'--llmnn illt'll in convulsions I ..
)‘L‘Slt rdny.
Boston Hank-i “'rro IIII.
Boom, I'm‘ vii. «Allns'll‘ll bunks. it is.
learned. how :il out i-z'ihl I‘ll-l lorlwd up In
the .\Eillnl):ll Ibml. of Illlltnl-i. “no-n one
pvinli-(l on .‘lvv’iivl‘t‘f. 'I In‘ llitlull‘w's lo-pt I3.
l'bit-olzo \t'i-ri- ‘IIJ ‘ll lamp 1- than llllln" In lvl
in our otlnt \u‘i «turn i'll)‘. :1; “lit":lzf-I 1-:
l-.ll|l'ull as "11w rv-uni- viii." lln‘ bull. ol‘I
tin-\vvslvm i‘l~lli"‘lll‘l;: by Huston l"llll.~
Mm: llln'ltll‘ through lloi Hr»! \nl‘nmol
bout. of (”button up invillilz: :i your .or .,,
llul worn at lllril tinw ironcl'u'rul In .lwl
\nllnlisil lazuli. of Illlllol-x limlnti llelel»
t~r-:. \vlillo nutczmlly -~oon'wli..t unxiom.‘
l‘.\1b‘l'l to ;. vulwoll that i: illi‘.‘ ”arm from}
Iln‘ l'nilul bunk
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II: I (will. Ilv. 3.2: wr-vllm'l‘m' .\l. Malt:
son. 1'“; yunlN will. m I‘¢‘~I‘l1l:Ill\I‘ In ll.i-‘
Him- ll i' iliu Lo .... Manolo who: I‘i‘IllIm-l
I;)'..l('n:11xl|,ti.\\‘ 'll'l’l lull M 11‘ - ('vi:
Ital (li'l'nl vim: owl \\ 1m Iwiim .‘i Ill lulllh r5
l4! th .Hoounl ui‘ «*IJW'. .‘dolii-un‘~ Inunl I
quarters \‘l'l‘t‘ In .\mv \Ml‘lv‘. and Winn :niI
I-xxuninollon ol‘ Ins liouk~ Ilirw \wvlm :woi
Illl|\\l'll lll‘ll In- \‘il- eliol'l In
Ito went in ('mxlnlw. Il‘ i‘JlilU to liiil l
lulu tor: H o li‘lvtnl .onI uni Holilul.
Itlntllmn has n mlr living, ill .‘wo \or'n.
lll~ armour:
, . odflfihfleagnnd
When it came, They
Were After it With
. a Rush.
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The people of Hermit; have long suf-
lerred with no relief. There is proba-
bly no city in thewuntry where that
mother product of the American ell-
mata (catarrh) is more prevalent than in
Norwallr. The people of Non-walk
know this. and when the California Us
tarrh Cure company, just to prove the
efiieacy of their great remedy. offered to
taken large number of free patients,
the people turned out with a rush.
Those who tried it at once told of its,
great relieving power to source of others,
and they came in throngs after the
medicine.
And California Catarrh Care has be-
gun its Work. Relief is already report- '
edin scores of cases. Nothing helped
them till they got California Oaturrh
Cure. Many had heard of the hundreds
of cures in Boston and Providence, and
wanted theanedicine which worked
suchgrezit results. They had read of
Mr. Charles Bayrhoil‘, a pharmacist.
formerly located at 178 Broad street.
Providence, who recently said:
“I had a bad case of catarrh. it used
to cause u dropping into the throat lhilbl
provoked frequent gunning. often look-
ing me lose my breakfast. I used one
bottle of California (Jatarrh Cure, and in.:
three weeks every disagreeable symptom .
of the disease had hilllsllild.
completely cured."
I was
. Don't suffer longer with hawking, ‘
mulling, gagging. bad breath. headaclns .
and all other symptoms of catarrh.whon I
there is such a cure as California Cu- -
tarrli Cure.
If you are troubled with any or all the
symptoms of this disgusting and humili- I
iatini; disease, procure a bottle of L'uli-
fornin Core and you will get immediate
relief.
California Catnrrli Care is sold at R H.
l’lnisted‘s drug store.
large for one dolhr.
The first of American Newspapers,
CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.
The American constitution, thei
American ldeauhe A merican Spirit
These first, last and all the limo
forc‘rm'.
DAILY, by Mail,
DAILY ANI) SUNDAY,
by mail, is a year
The Sunday Sun
36 a year
Is the greatest Suntloy New spapv' .
in lln: troll-l
Price 5c a Copv; by mnl $2 a year.
Address THE SUN. New York.
HARPER’S BAZAR
In I897.
The liumr. n linrouglilv upl-ulnh
pi-rimlnnl lnr \xomru. o’ill rptrr upon
He lllll‘lll‘lll “damn In NH.
.\~ .I imln in "no: mil II n. nn-Hrmtnwl.
.u rl .‘Ill ll own. :mible' l’tHIIII‘llf‘ l' .;
i-t‘vl‘v u’t‘li llll‘hu :1 “run in. lvnlln'rio-
Ib~l~‘orr.~l “rill“:l \H'rkly lultcr on ('Ill
rrnf “Moons from I'M-Is. In .\'v\s' York
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, I n~li1oi:-..-Iliil In Ibo fortnightly puller»
!\lli‘t‘l ~lltvlblt'lllt'ltl. Iaultve lino {nil iii-lull .,
dirn'lione nmI 'llllul'lil‘d‘ for gun n~.\\ rusu.
mill children sf‘lnllililfl. Nooilu-‘l
up I ll‘i I I’.ir|~oiu nn ~l‘.:l\- Mrrg. hwh.
'I'lu' -..~ 'tI~ for ii. ? “Ill In: 'l'lli‘ liltl
lirhliw‘ ,\' :Jltluvl‘lnml. by .\H|l..‘| l.l|IlI‘l'
l'oul. uiuI l‘uiln l‘ I‘Mmimuloii. I‘\ Hr! I'.i‘
Ilium l. hlvwll ul- 124‘. will In (w. ~.nml.}‘
Ihl“‘\t‘lllt'll In lil‘ Ilium \i;.l|‘l~, .mum;
‘itlwm .u'l‘ Mum II \\ Ilnlw, Il'd‘rnl l'I‘--~
'ortrp ll’otil. Hui. In ll:.ii;.u. “lllll .\lri
I'm my Stuart, \ lulu liowlioro unil Mur-
.{iIrI-l .‘llllllli I’u'ww.
Winn \l‘onwn .ll‘t‘ “HIIH: I‘I \‘:1' ions ports
of ”w I'nmn “ill lonn a bilm- of le‘l‘llll
lulu-UM.
illlu'r itilvrmlint; fontlliw um “The
”(Honor ll'nnum,“ ilwvolt-il to ln'ultltful
~poit~ and pastime»: Moor. n \vvrklv
II'IIIIUII~1munol'vnl lttil‘m'lu Nl‘w York;
('lirlslmiut “in For ”livnrxt' Home.” .
l.l.\t\l;‘i‘n\'. Ivy. Ilm‘. '33. *Muwr rim
l'llll lme l'l‘l'l‘lVi‘Il o ll‘lli‘l' from i 'boizm i‘m l
our». of Ilunmllu. New lowland mloi‘uimyl
llllll lllfll n i-Illl'l l‘llll'llll oi to” Izod born
iumli- tIn-ru mnl mmlil lu‘ ‘rlll lo Hui may.
or us It l'lirwlmou mil for iii-Hr. ,. Irwin.
(dork. \\ bo Is Ill III‘T‘ loud In lu' llm III‘HI‘XUI
Ilnrrbml' \Iiw Mow-"m “I iiin-‘Ioni'«l‘.il.
In." l l:|l'l., It in ~lllll. ll-lw It"ll on tlm‘.
verge of slot-tot ion for mom limo. I
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Must but IIn-uk Hm Law. 2
Al.l:.\\\‘. lbw. ‘JI‘. rrrrr liut‘m'nor .‘lorhilt
but H'lll lo Ill“ alto-rill of Illinois twin”) 4 ‘
prxu'lunmlun rolllm: upon him In M... llmti
llw low It but \‘lv-lnlrtl by inow vummwl .
In lln- yropwu-il ln‘lVlilllI‘ .‘li'liI'Il‘il‘l‘ llllllt .
in Lone Inland l'Iiy litillylil and [Hilllllll'
out that bin in mom! will follow it tII-ro
unrd of the low.
France to Iltt‘l‘mun liar Artur.
PAXIR. llcl'. l.’1i.-~~'I'Io~ mil-incl. mumll
has decided to llIIl‘oiltli'v :i In”. which hm
illn’fltlj’ bwn approved by Hip superivvr'
rnlmt'll of war. to l‘HllillllHll n fourth Intimi-
Inn of Infantry rudiment-4. which Wmllll
Increase the lighting strength of the «not
by lutwoo nutu.
(‘nngressumn Hatch hymn.
HASMlIM. Mo, llcu 5:2l.~I'Ix-l'nytmma
mun W. ll. llv’lll‘ll is hing at. Iltt' point if
death nl his home ill‘lll' this rily. Illa at»
landing physicians say that In: may linger
two or lbrm days. or be may die at any
hour. llc- Is enduring lrotn Ilrinht‘sdis-
ruse.
Murderer] by Ills nunmlnor'n Lover.
MAUHJA. Minn, llrc. 221i. m Fred .lo
lillmkl Was murdered and his wifv wouml‘
«I by the MMI nmn. 'l'hn murderer is still
at inure. .lobiinski was a farmer living )9
miles south of bare and had emerged the
mnrrhwn of his dauuhtut to the blind man.
.\IIII|H'III' 'I‘livnlrimiu.
IImIironlMy .‘Lllll
Ni-c-illmrurk. (‘i-rmnnnr
up I
tint,“ "l'orra-nl rim ml I-ivm.'.~,” ntul l‘vr~
whole ulnmul ll'nm i-l'l‘ntml .. im'vm
Women and Hon I‘olnnrl I W, Iliu-
.nlnwn \HII ngulnrly o lllmlli' Inn rnlu
{llvlv' «mama,
Ari-own to i‘urrmpotnlenis. 'l‘lilu Pill~
Ilunn in roiolm'ml lor the lll’lil‘lll and mu
\'|‘lllt“lll‘(' ol’ n-mlnn until all «pun-lions l‘t"
Io'lt‘t‘tl me mutton-«I in rotation as
I'l"‘lll|lll\ muI fully up [Al‘lii’lll'llllllu
\rt. ’I'In- lbmtr is :i llolnlllo‘ pit-lurchl
.mfllrrr. i'rprmlumm: Ibo ”we: Iwnnliful
j‘ivni‘ltx of Atnm'ir'm nlul inrrmn toilets. nu
tow-wilted to NW :tlimlul I‘urm n'ul New
Tank Mblliiliouu. thuml Humor. I'Ivi‘rw
bodv Iurm for a hearty Imlub to the Ilia
tube In“ pum'.
An All Ilonud \l‘omrm‘e l’nprr. What
morn- appropriate gift mm be Illll'ltl to wife,
«Inunbwr or slate-r than u Milieu riplion to
”NH“ r'u llovur” Sm utt- ll IN n xvi-Ironic
visitor in your lll‘llill‘ll'llil for lr-C'T.
Newspapers use not to vopv tIiiquthir
liwnwulwillmlit Ilu‘ t'xprrwnrtII-rsnf Ilut-
prr or llrntlwru.
II A ll 1’ 1‘) It‘s “A 7. A ll.
For "no \‘t'ut‘. “.00
l'osinm- hire in all sulw-fllwrn in the l'ni-
INI l'iiitll'e, ('Immln lilul Merino.
Aililt‘t-s ”Alil’l‘lll N lillll'l'lllfili“.
l’. U. '1on use, N, Y. (My,
WIN“?
GOLUMN
A great big bot-;
. tie for 5" cents. and one three times as 1
THESUN.
lln'llli‘.
;nu'I ('li;ip:I1~iIi'n\\ “minimum v I In- Ilt'\\t‘\l
l'Ilqul’lll'. .
HomI lli-tnc‘lgwplng“, \Ylnu Il‘!‘lo lil't' Ilo-a
Thibst Ion,
lace Gallstones
Goats and caps:
Ostrich Bun,
Chiffon Collars,
Silk Bonnets for
Silk Walsh,
Plaid Hoists.
Flannel Waisis.
'Storelin Mahackemo
Here is the Place where you can buy practical and useful
holiday presents for your wife, daughter, sister,
mother, baby or sweetheart.
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Underskirte for Women,
Children,
Flannoieito Wrappers,
Rucbu fur the Neck,
Mulls in all Kinds c! Furs.
Children's Fur Sets,
Baby Christening outfits,
Long Rubes for Infants.
Fur Rugs for Baby Garrirges.
Children’s Iderdown Goats, in all Colors,
A Big Assortment of Fancy Ribbons, .
Hotel Block.
. i 2’9ng
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lakes out inlz, paint,
.ir. pittingmse
and stains from
clothing and car-
Complcicly and
Mm Lcavesa Ric
—~..\'o Aci;l.—-
No unpleasant odor.
Not imiunmnble.
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106.. 25s.. It Drug
and Dry Goods Stores
Samples malls-d. Sc.
, I... B. SUTTON, New Canaan. Ci.
5 M“
Sold by A. Dickernian & Son, So. Nor-
f walk: Finney & Benedict. Norwalk.
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Jacob'ufiytosf
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Real Estate and House Agent
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.Ucean SlPllfllshlEMTlckt‘bb, and Sterling
Drafts. 'uns Negotiated
I and Stocks Sold.
3 OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Uilice,
HOUTH NORWALK. : CONN
I \‘otarv Public. Acknowlwlwnwnts Taken
‘ .
Scaly eruptions on the head. chopped
Iinmds and lips. cuts. bruises. sculds. .
burns are quickly curvd by Downt's,
I \\ ll’l,‘ll Hanoi Solve. It is at present the
I article most used for piles, and it. always
lc-urcstlicm. (l (I. Stillson and E. P.
I Weed.
; bkéronIA.
The fat-
Iusimils ,. a";
I “if". ' m cum.
I
l _ no”... .._.
"Excuse me.” observed the man in
I spectacles. "but I am it surgeon. and
E'ihnt is not where the ll\'l‘l‘ Is " "Nowr
you mind where the lth‘l‘ is." rctortrd
llltl other. “If it was in Ins big too or
his left our Ilv~Wittfs lxrtlo lin'ly llisvrs;
u'ou‘il I‘t‘IiI’ll if and r-‘llhlit‘ If for him " (Ll
i'.h'illlm1).iliull*l i'. \\'« m.
To Cure A Cold In Una Day.
'l‘uko lmxuhw lirwmu tendon» ’l‘ub-
lets All ilruiznists r: fund llw ironor it"
it fails to lure. 23v. lt‘or hum by it ll“
l’IuiuIml I
CASTORIA. I
Thole:- .
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and: r -
ll asthma ' V’ '5’ 7'‘ *
t s.’ d/‘r/P /-r'..‘<1;i.4.4’3.’
How To Pruuu Pili‘llfilillm‘i.
.\t this limp of lln’ your .1 « obi l4 vvr‘v
army
trapper.
m-nr-m without xhou‘nl of some I’Illilllli
rough \nmlli-int‘ 1" liable torusult in tlmt.
“8? ”ID PLELASI'H TO “All:
Patent
Medicines
EASY
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
At Our Prices l
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington 5t.. So.flornlk.
Gen. 0. StiIIson’s
m. or mourned at hm
IPhysician ford/omen
’mns. Dali—“ouairssol
lml'l‘
u mom: h'ililtlt'l. BRIDHIPDI’I this».
s i do I” >1. in to T p. in any day except
Sunday.
with an as at their home “with A
ten parish, on Sunday night,
captured by a posted citizen. 1.
mile from the lane a!!!“ wimp.“ l” 7_
of the that that t Whither”
the wwagarn m atlfio‘
ahan ‘ as my
with bullets. ' r .
The new admitted the titan“
ing, but said hewas forced with! .
er negro. There was no evidence
the latter. and henna released ” ’” ,
promise to leave the country “a
hours Burke. who was 24 your"! '
had been raised by the family,
motive for his deed is supposed”
om robbery, Mr. rm helm! a m
raiser and sometimes having 00m
money in the house The negro km M
Mr. Foss was away and the you!“ up.
'» protected except by him. Mrs. Foam
‘ die, but her mother will recover.
Poison—"Jewell BURNED.
Destructive Fire at the New In! W,
Reformntory In Main. .
New Your Dec; Ella-Fin has W0
ed two hulldi'ngs at the arm mi , _ .
entailing a less of about 8100.000. '1‘
buildings destroyed were oecupiedby m , i
F. I]. Mills company. which inhuman!
plumbers‘ and cabinet supplies. Both was”
brick structures. two stories high, the two
valued at $40,000. They were at the ex-
treme west end of the reformntory yards.
A (tor the convicts bud left the building
the watchman noticed the (lumen The
tire engine at the relormutory was put“
work, and two steamers were sent up.
from the city. but it was nearly thus
hours before the flames were under control.
The loss on stock and machinery of the
company is estimated at $50,000, which is
insured. About $10,000 worth of hard
. wood patterns were destroyed. The fire is
; supposed to have originated in the link)»
3 lug: room. whet-3 paint and oils were stand.
’1 here was great excitement among the
convicts, and every ccrridonwu doubly
guarded.
Two Killed on the Erie.
Jrnssv (Iirr, Dee. 23.—~Engtneer John
W. Bogart and Fireman U. G. Bullock oi
on Erie. local train out of Jersey City were
killed near Fish Creek on the Hackensack
nmmlows. by the tlerniling and ditching oi
their engine. Bogart lived in Pascale,
iinlleck in Weblwick. The accident was
caused by the breaking of an axle of I
freight car which was part of a train pause
ing the lornl. The car was loaded with
lumber, and the lumber was thrown upon
the truck in front of the passenger train.
The engine ran into the lumber at almost
full speed and went lycm the rails and
down the embankment. Neither fireman
nor engineer had time to jump. None oi
the passengers was injured. but all re-
ceived a shaking up, nnd~mnny of them
were thrown down by the sudden stoppage
of the cars. ’
Shot His Brother-Indus»
Ltil’lSVlLLl“, Dec. 23.—-A. J. Speckert,
president of tho German-American Title
company. which failed last summer with
liabilities of several hundred thousand
dollars. lust night tired four shots at J. C.
Eisrmnn. president of the Kentucky-Mon-
tana Mining company, wounding him
slightly in the. side. l-llseman is Speckert’e
brother-in-lnw and has been bitterly at
locked by the latter in connection with the
tltlo company failure. Speckert fled just
before tin.- collapse of that concern and to
maimed In hiding until yesterday, when
he returned and surrendered. lie is tinder
indictment for securing money under false
pretenses.
Presumptuons Pastor Arrested.
llor-m:.<rr:a. lien. zit—Rev. David Kirk-
patrick. pastor of the Second l‘niversulist
church. this city, was arrested here on the
charge of. without. authority. attempting
to exercise the functions of a police officer.
He is accused of nct'ostiuix nwomun on
the street and asking pormirslonto ac-
mmpuny bur. She refused. whereupon he
threatened to arrest her. Kirkpatrick ac-
ldjl'lVVll’llil‘rl lllllilllu‘ with the woman. but
‘ stun s it was a. method adopted by him {or
{he pm'pow of obtaining "material (are
,« scrim of sermons on tIn- 'l'cn Command r
mvnt: relating to the social audition]
question.
Sluinsse Attack Amerlcun Consul. .
Dawson. lbw. 2:1.——A number of Sin-
. ml‘St‘. Fultlli‘rs illldl‘kl'd and wounded Mr.
x'nu but-i; l.» o rennin: plunll‘ilill anal ll!
,,. (Inst nine-(mm your- lmennnla the “so...“
Lit-lies «uttering tron
i' women n «pm‘lulfl‘.
Kellen, i'nitml .‘mtosi‘onrml zoncral here.
‘ 'l'lwy (Ivnnuuloil lb» release of n consuls!
to, null-tilt) int-Idem to the ~93 run consult
Home care Wl’i‘h
. ‘ nurse
lerms moderate
(if)
“X“ '
3 III. (lulllutwl In flu) stl'li'lt‘e‘t confidence. Willi
’iIo-u» irniwo nl revolving the inner ekllllulnnyl
. H’iilllflili' treatment known to modern so
totally contracted. and II li-It to run its : "“‘l “I" ““1”“
\Inlshml when rel ulrevl.
I ‘\ll letters prompt v replied to. Inclose stain;
tin-ml dist-use. ytwnuioniu‘ We know ot’l
fin In-(lui' rummly to porn n (n "1;le or t“ nbl .
Ibnn l‘IminImvluin‘s (‘olnrll ll- lowly I
“Hi how lel ll ipnh' t'xtmisiwlv :Iml‘z
It Inns mum‘s ulvl‘n t-oln‘v Mlllflli'llnll -~l
(Hogan. lml. 'l’ul'. i'ltnvl'.
'1 his is the only rmnvilr that is Imown'
'o be u t'l‘l‘lillll prion ulntivv ot puvumonr
Ill Aiming Ilw many tIionmnil-s \\ Im‘
lmvti Ilst‘ll H for mills and I1 piiptw, “b:
but» nevi-i _\u' lmtnml of a wow tum“
imvmu uwnmul Hi my umwm. l’v ix». «or
who havi- \vo-uli Inuca or have “also“ to;
four on uttark of [lllriilimt-io, simullll
Iii-"Ii Ilw rrnwdv at Ituml ’I‘bt- '25: and
on rent sizes for solo by (i. (3 Htillson.
. .\ftrr Iii-mun: Mlliiiu I‘m-nos I'Hllllllll‘I
‘uIIv praising (llmtulwrlnm's l‘nlli', l'lml-
rm and Iliui-iliiwxi ltrnnulyd antis Flock.
of Anaheim. i'nlllumm pun-lumen] ll
bvttln of it for his own llw oml Is now
an enthusiastic ovvr us \t‘nmivrlnl work
as unymw can be. The ‘35» and MI cunt
sizes for sulc by (l. C. Stillsoti.
g Absolutely pure. perfectly Inirmlt-su
‘und invariably l‘v‘ll‘l’lll‘ are Ibo quali-
‘licu of ”no ‘llllllli' i‘o'iuli (Euro It
fncver fails in cable, vronp and him:
‘trouble. (JIIIIIIrt‘nI‘Ike it lwmmso it is
plensanttntuke and it helps tin-m. U.
0. Bulletin and E. F. Word.
I l‘llllRPl‘t’.I‘lllllli‘fipl’lllii‘l‘fl, actors. hue-i
l tinneflts. teachers. prmtcbersmnd all who
urt‘llubluto own-nix and Irritable the
. vocal organs, llnd In Ayer's Cherry Poc-
. tool. it safe, certain and arm-lily relief.
;A timrly dose of this preparation has
I prevented many a throat trouble.
;J. m. JENNINGS.
l U N D E RTA K E. R .
KNIGET STREET.
I Norwallt, - - ~ - Oonn.
; Opp. barrel. Railway Dorm.
RESIDENCE 3th 81' “ET.
TELEPHONE CALL. It.
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”epor-Hanget. Calcimmer
Painter.
unaf£n m
w All
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south hmrvmlk.
rinmpb» liooksof lustestfitylee of i'
linrtli't‘s and “Ill
Ratlmnum Chasriullv Given.
me
whoous i
Nov and toasted-Hand.
PHAETOIS.
GIRIIAOES,
GIIOPIIS.
lllll'l'!
. Mouldln it taken t4:
llOlltwu for inspection. on not on by {metal
“APE? Mill QQROEFS
V ‘I.\ '- "likn'l'
clerk. who. tlioy alli'gvil. had been unjust»
Iy urrv-ilt‘tl. .\lr. Barrett. the l‘nltcd
Stub-e minister. protested. 'lln- Siamese
government. pursuing dilator-y turtles.
promises to makv- inquiry into the incident.
Children Bound to Death.
I'on'rsnorrn. (L, Dec. 2:i.—-’i'wo small
children of Mrs. ('briutine Cnrlisle of
‘Vlllli‘lli'lil. ‘I'inimy. ngul :3, and limb.
aim-d l. were ' nrnml to death. The mother
bud lilt‘lx'i‘tl tbrtn in the Imusvund bud
alone to n lli‘lulllltlr'a. and (In: house caught
lire in her nlmnn-o.
Serious “law In Vermont.
'l‘owx~iti;\o. \‘t., ion. c::.-'l‘ho second
serious {in- onlzin sir not-ks luh’ omumd
lI/‘l'v, Ill alroyinir I rupwriy mined at Hop
on”. Flwbuildingsruntainlnntbt'cuswres
and l'lLtlIl. living :ipnrtim'nts were burned.
'l be fire was prolmhly oi incendiary origin.
flail Burn I flank President.
(b'rumr. (I. 1‘. lion. rum—J. S. Miller,
who has lll‘i‘ll vonvlvtml of rouiitorleliing
at. New Hideous. was president of the First
. Notional In ink or lllm‘kwvll and wmm can
‘
moons. E70.
nun—u..-
PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
CALL AND BE! rm.
HENRY TILLV
sourswsoswhis - . I
- - - SAVINGS IAIK.
ll Whom-anon “not.
Open daily from 9 to iii a. rib. and ironil In this city “'0 “will 380-
i to a p. in.. and on Moods ‘ M“
from No R.
8
interest allotted on deposits.
ALDEN WILMANB
ill :IIN ll. FIIIHRIE.
JOHN H. KNAPP.
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lee-Prat.
flea. and The.
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or (l. N. Miller, a prominent column
of the Cllt‘l'lllil't‘ strip.
Martian-d With In Baseball M.
I‘nugo; ». ow. flit-«John Ryan. a ped-
«Ilnr, niordrml his ulslul‘ l‘atherino by
srnusblng her skull with a baseball but.
Alter killing lwr ho turnmi over the ate“
and set {Ire to tln- house. The police bellow
that Ryan Is Insane.
Valuable an”: Plans ”and.
WFIITFI‘AH'I‘X.F. In, Dec. ran-sir: I. -,
Hupplers‘ sugar house on Cumulus puns
totlon him been totally destroyed by I”,
together with 3.5m) ham-Is of sugar. TI. ‘
summer house can ”mm mm
“moon.
.i,
milieu-IA In ”order. .
linrmm. Der slimline mud in!!!“
turned on lmilrtuwnt for animus-in tho
first. tiegree against Inward James. colon
ml. who shot and killed James CW
Killed ”an“! 3.1%.
Warn: HIVF‘RJI‘V'TIDS. Vt. like. an... * ,
Peter llotmlmrtl. a freight tanker-nan M
the Ventral meomnut. was kill-din
the you here by failing between them
g; . .- memo
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