, nonwnm.
W.
’ Antoine
.vwvw
Pills
Ev
' nervous prov
,, tratlonand
131 nervous
flORWA _
‘ COMPANY.
Aided by our steam ‘derricka, sows, bor-
ing machinee.etc.,« we can quote
IDW PRICES ON
, All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches Factoricnor‘any Largo Build-
, , ins work a eponinlty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
not iy
HESE
HREE
HINGS
SHOULD
INTEREST
YOU I
FIRST
There is a great saving in using
Will make better pastry witthss
r-lard than the finest Washburn,
Pil'sbury or Jones flour.
SECOND.
-I am getting quite azood many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
vou want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you boy; 35c dozen.
THIRD
lam selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
that urc,_,hccil;tiiui in. design.
and at attract‘u'c prion. ' You itill And may
goods that are desirable thatarc colic be found
, elsewhere in Namath at x ‘
A,w. AUSTIN’e ’
The ,
remcdm‘
St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour ~
oi Othello“!
Jitwcrm' Scone,
- u o u
t
l
I
‘ rue cELrunArrn
Harloton, A
and. '
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
There Cools are free from dirt
and slate: will be delivered by
careful driven. Bend order
for sample loud and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect.
RAYMOND BROS.
‘Io. Harv-Ia.
Read
The
Sentinel!
135511.? 35:11
p, Goo 30 “Swat ,3
now u D firrecrs AT 0 men
CATON 3 VITALIZEB
Cums genenl or special debillty. wnkelul-
near. spormctorhlea. emissions, lm tency,
pnresls, etc. Corrects lunctloncl d mam.
r. uiml by errors or excreacs, quickly restoring
Lost Manhood In old or young, giving vl or nut'
strength whore Ionnrrwwkncss prevailc... Con
vcuicnt package, simple, effectual. and legitimate
. CURE IS QUICK AND Tuonoucu.
I’lrn'f fie r]!rrl”.""d 15y imitations: must at
CATON'S Vitailzcrs. Sent scaled if your drug
gilt doc-t not have it. Price 51 par pkge, 0 (or $5
with written guarantee of complete cure.
In! urination, rt'lcrr-nrcs, ttc.. Iron and I oufidcminl,
Send ur SLIIVIIILHI HI m-tc :tll'I 23 (H. fur a wccit':
trial II’ILllzucvlt. (lilo “My wet in cn- in pt-rwn. A
CATON MED. 60.. BOSTON. MAUI.
Sold by Geo. 0. Btillsou, South Nor-
walk.
BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE
ON
December
“VA.“
3m, loss.
One bcuuulul $100 Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ladics’ or
gcnts.‘
REMEMBER,
This is no $75 wheel, but a strictly first-class troo wheel fully guaran-
, teed.
Every Cash Purchase
OI 50c entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
. ‘ GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street, Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN.
-. When In doubt what to on tar
flavour nobility Land of Power
Immerse .Mropltzdlnrloocelcud
other was win any cause
on Senior: 1h. Brains chec
§ I “to! .
"1‘: In" w or ‘Ifluzncmt :Idu’l .
l M
Maia tor “Allizl‘lhonu‘hm. Ill:
mm we fiver guarantee to
85.00
WCEWWA‘IMISIE .
ӣ3.
l
‘ released from Auburn prlsou on a spot lol
» I‘mumrhu.‘ *Dcnr'mua‘d'ohni WM, '
rocker. who it» o c5302: Pontoon for ,
the ml the nonunion recomm-
mcuplod, ' uncommon. metrical-view
ed on the Milan ot‘thccnmmlgn, which
It up: 0: the blttemt known to Penn-71:
van , y .
H , with thomtomt 0 wt: ,
the next tour year; do not give ‘ times
to the “cited mrtbe-nmuccntnry will
other In changes that will he acutely
tolt to the most remote corner of the world.
Pennsylvania's memnrlhlllty in the ad-
mlulctrutlon of national ultulrl Ia thrown
upon her con men and two sanctum,
The tumor 0 there two constant explrc
either at the beginning of or during Prey
Idont McKinley'n administration, and no
the time approaches to fill the next vacuu-
oy 801m! of those who loborod Inocwmtly
to dolout tho nomination of I’rceidcnt Mc-
Kinley and carried the vote of Pcnmylvn‘
nlo in the convention against him are un-
eumlna t‘o diapcusc the tedoml patronage
In advance of bio Inauguration. In order
to Influence the votes of the members of
the Icglalnture.“ .
Mr. Wanamaker- epok'e In strong terms.
uylng, "The old conuuouweulth Is din-
honorud by the claim that one mun owns
150 value out/cl the 250 choaon men com-
posting the logiclnturo not yet assembled.”
and edtlcd that “one boss bud dcfluntly ,
token the state by tho throat and dictated
his own tot-ma. " ,
Concerning national Issues, he said he
favored a thrill high enough to remuner-
atc runnuiocturors, so that they muy‘ bu
ublo to keep employees going tho full week
at good wager-i, and to oxcludo evm'ything
that We con grow or moire in this country.
He doclzmed that tho Wilson bill had du-
stmycd labor In America and thnt the
working people were the that autism-s
from lmportutlons. H0 udvocutod a grout-
ly restricted immigration law and assort-
ed his unnltcmblc opposition to any tom-
pcriug with tho monetary ayatcm which
Would tend to destroy the nation’s credit
or dcprecluto its coin.
Pin-donut! by the Governor.
SUSPENSION Bunion, N. Y., Doc. 80.—
Slmon Mnhoncyo! Suspension Bridgo wns
Commutation from Governor Morton, oil.-
or boring sot-veil a little more than throo
years of his fllfllitlllt‘o ol sown tortuou—
slnucliter. lie was incarcerated for the
shooting of his brother In 1808. He was
Intoxicated at tho time nud woo about to
commit suicide when his brother Intoo
fared. Thu intorl‘creuco caused the loss of
his own lilo. In his strugglo for tho pm;-
ecsslon of tho revolver It was dlacbnr Yet],
the bull inking effort in tho brolnor's
lunget It Is sold that on his dying IICLI ho
“WOWOWG WW9 930mm ~ 0000c
You have slipped some anew
didn't give a present where you
Timoemujb ya! to fix .
matters up if you'll come here ..
right off If It's a mon’ are boy,
this Is the place.
”Underwear bargmhs~scmc Imd
you m/l not find elsewhere—«viz.
Stonemanl's Glove Fitting, “none
(Jello/'marle," $3.50 a
glut/33, 48c;
ought lac.
We've come
garment. We’ve other
no mu’. {fare/it quality either.
A surf or an wombat or a mackmtosh, a sweater or a
nee/rile or one of half a hundred things we coo/ol
name. can be gotten here at little prices.
Boys Will won't sweaters more than ever now that real
winter has come.
We have the all wool kind ‘In
different colors, sailor collars and striped cuffs,
$1.25. Plain collars, 37.
Men's line all wool
sweaters, 5‘2 10 $6. We'll have loques to match
llus evening. These sweaters are straight from
the factory and were made to sell for more than we
ask. You know how I! has been—~worm weather,
late Miller, the maker gal urea/pf walling for the
demand, and our price took a lot of them.
Open this evening——every evming while '96 lasts.
We Sell
Maclmloshes, Stormb‘oats,
Dani's Gloves,
Tonnert's Gloves,
Mclgs & 00. 's Shirt,
, Eros“).
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
Melgs & Co's Collars.
:
i
i
l
' 2
3609000 06.000.900.90... IMOWWOMWOWQOJ
cronornlcd Simon and bogged that ho be
released.
I'll-Secretary lilzelow In a Runaway.
limnmxr) FALLS, N. Y., Doc. :ll).-ilou.
John lllgclow wns‘ln on uxciting ruunwnv
yostcrdny nftvmoou. Scntod In u sleigh
Wum rho vouvmbln ox‘socrctnry und his.
.two daughters. Miss Groco Mid Mrs.
(lhlirlcs Ill. Trill-y, und whilo' timer-ud-
Imz u long mountain bill tho box-soc ho~
conic frightened at sumo t-uustvrs und run
uwny. After running quito 1) distance tho
sleigh was overturned, and tho thn-u \vvro
hurlod down on cmboukmont.‘ Assistant-o
was soon at hnud. rmd. strnugo to my, Mr.
Biol-low and tlnugbtcrs suntuluod only
ennui slight cuts out] bruises. Mr. Iliuclow
is In tho seventy-ninth your or his ago.
l‘romlnent Young People Mnrrled.
Srummnm, Mum. Doc. 30.-MI$I§ An-
nn Bond Marsh, tlnugl” r of tho lutv
(Iburlou Nor-ab, formerly ‘ :sldt'nt of tin-
I‘yncbon Notiounl hunk )l’ l'bisvity, null
William I‘ldwnrd lloml «- Xr-w Yuri; rit)‘
wot-unmrrlcd in the South I‘uuun-unlimml
church, tho ceremony Lll'liIL.‘ wrha‘uwd by
lint. lll‘. 1’. H. Mnxuul In tho prrsvncv of
n largo gathering of friends and I‘I‘IIIILVI‘I
A n‘t‘t‘pllull follow“! the t-i'rv'mony ht tho
)vsidvmo of him. l-luull'o Brewer Smith,
nearly 200 gucsts being pronuut.
A Confluence In tho South.
Nuw Ypuu, llm lid—Tho Incl. that
Richard (l‘rokt-r, John I). ('rimmim nud
Suprcmc (‘ourlr Justico tl’lirlcnlull (or
Aiken, N. (1, mm» rim to tho slutomrnt
tlmt :1 political I'lll‘l'l‘llllt‘l' of morn: than
stoic importnnru is to be bold ht tho south-
Orn health rvsort. William C. Whitmy Is
suit! to ho nt Auto“, and Héhntor Murphy
In ulso Im'lutlcd In tho Ilstof confurring
II‘IIIIIPI‘H. In polltIt-nl I‘ll‘l Il‘rl It. Is shill thnt
Hrhutor Ilill bud not been Invitcd to the
L‘OIILOYI'III‘U.
"no I‘nlluro Cause: Another.
NULL!lv.\‘.'r=lllllit:. l’n,, Ih‘t'. lltl.~—Pho:u:-
um. & Wumwr, owuom of lump. gmwrnl
mcrchmullso storm lu tblucltynnd in Kip-
plo, thin county, hnwiuilod In commpmm-c
of tho I‘l‘t'l'llt; mieponslon of tho blinking
houso ol’ thirdnvr. Morrow & (‘0. The lid
billlllm urn ration; IISSUIH, “3,000.
Emmi. Under the 1m.
I-lAIrrutum. lh-c. lift—Nollln liurll. Mod
15, duuuhtcr of Aloxnudcr llhril, llnrhi-
son nmnuu, bun lwcu drowncd In tho Con»
nut-tli'ut rlvcr. Shh skutwl on thin II'I‘ nml
word through ltflll mm Immodlntcly rim-pt
undur tho lt'c. Her body bus not been ro-
cox'crml.
Crunlmd In Ill-nth.
Whirl-Wimp, N. IL. Doc. 1:0.——iIt-nry
l’luintml, aged 23. unmurriml, woe oruuhod
to dcuth In It’llkunny thtls by lwlmz
mmzht. hotwccn It ell-d hurl trons while
conduit down it stomp Incline.
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
Willlnm Ewart Gladstone colobrntcd his
eighty novonth birthday at lluwnrdcn.
County Clerk I’urroy, with norm-n! dim
trlot Icudol‘s, hon bolted 'l‘mumnny hull
mid will form u now orguulzntloll in New
York city.
'I‘houocond tin-ill hearing by tho way»
rind mourn; committee In Worthington was
dovoiud to consideration of tho cotton and
ellk schedules.
It was sold In Louisville thht Govornm-
llrndlcyoi Kontnoky‘mmld noon melon
lurcmmo ol ill health, and thut ho Would
which to morph on ollluu from l’rcaldcnt
McKinley. .-
Tu‘n more hunks in Minnonpolln Inllcd
and one In llounoku. Vit, lullcd. w. N.
& J. I5. Von Nortwlok, nmuulncturcrn or
paper and bunkers of llotovln, Illn, lulled,
with liabilities of $13,000,000. ,
The American Historical nsnoclut-lnu ho-
gun It»: twelfth annual meeting, at which
to: president, Dr. It. ii. Htom. mndu on
address on the silent contributor» to his-
tory, and other Interesting; papers wore
rend.
In Now York 15mm Zukor, the convlotcd
Incendiary, WM Mffll’llfll'rxl to all yearn in
«into prison. 1m lawyers commodore»
rtrnlnlnn order, but. before It could be
curved tho convict «on on his my to Sing
they and Wm; there indium-atoll. The
II ch ten tum protoctfio
13::va ” “it
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all:
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
' BETWEEN
NORWALK.
x
THE PROPELLERS
VU LOAN,
Nash & VanScoy!
We are now offering a line selection of
GI 185 In holiday gills.
article to have a lasting finish; we do
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Bcekman street, New York at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwzdk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 0 p. m. Freight revolved from
7:1.m. t05 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwuil-z
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent (or special lots of freight anywhere in
New York 03' its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
Cut
“’0 gun mu 1 cc cvr ry
not
apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy I
TO to
the best manufacturers; you can rclyon oath
article for 21 perfect shope.
()ur IIuviluutl
China, of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and. richest assortment of
luncy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets,
can be bought outside of New York.
that
The
prices will suit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
W
NASH &VANSCOY,
Cor. II. Ilain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK.
CONNECTICUT.
uttcntion on the
patronage.
80 WINNING! SIRE“,
Whatuslt?
that prompts you to buy your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn't It
style, qnnlity, fit durability and price on
to the shoe and prompt and connector
rt ol the proprietor end
salesmen? II t one are the ton! Induce-
manta we look for a liberal slim-ea! your
H. 8. BROWN,
' Couch Namath. Germ
‘ me. the wily n... Tllk, u.-
cause It's the Wavlt’e
Doric' In Best Norwelk.
Notion: plea-er any-one more tbs:
connotation of Work well done. and we
con carry no new to the adhered man
welcome than a remedy which cured
the name In others. A. r ed‘y which
cum made no onward one other than
It gain- for Iteelt. Donn'I Kidney Pill-
flll every promlre to the letter-they
are sure to cure-end they cure. They
are simply end only a kidney cure—-
useless for any other disease—dint
king in their realm. Is this clulmlnl
much or little? It you have ever out:
tered from kidney complaintw-ony of
its forum or stages—end have taken
Dean's Kidney Pills for It. we will be
satisfied with your answer. The moon-
tains of misery tilled up by kidney
troubles tower above all other miseries
end outnumber them all. The trouble
In, so many are deceived by the symp-
toms. They readily believe It anything
else than kidney trouble. Backacho,
for Instance. means kidney-ache, nine
tImes out of ten. But i! not cured. It
soon make: Itself known as kidney de-‘
rungement, by urinary slgns~clther
excess or retention. and all more or less
painful. They are well understood
now In East Norwalk and so are
Docn'a Kidney Pills, as the true epo-
cine.
Mrs. Frank Wills, who resides at 4?.
First avenue, lays: “I had kidney
complaint and an aching back. I went
in Plnlcted's drug store for 9. box ol
Dunn’s Kidney Pills. They cured me."
Reader. Investigate these statements.
They are published for the benefit oi
those suffering from any disorder ot
the kidneys.
The aching back has no greater cu:
emy than Doan's Kidney Pills—mot In.
jurious to the most'dclicnte constitu-
tion. Do not not on the bowels, but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by all
dealers. Prim, 50 cents per box, or nix
boxes for 82.5. Shot by mail on re‘
celpt of price by Foster Milburn Co.
Ilui‘t‘plo, N. Y., sole agents ‘ for the,
United States.
What is 63%;... sense or Insulting
a dog? It cannot help any pcoplo or nu-
tiou; it does not it whit in tho way of
weakening or embarrassing the nation
toward which disapproval is thereby
mnnifcstod. 0n the contrary, it only it-
ritates that nation and causes it to be
more hostile.
It is said that a Spanish flag was
burned at New Castle, Del., and a sec.
oud one was hissed at an evening cuter-
tninumnt in another place. Such per-
formances are silly and childish. They
belong rather to boys making [nut-s at
our: 'tuiothct- than. to serious, sensible,
grown men. Tho people of tho United
States have no quarrel with tho pvoplc
of Spain or with the Spanish flag. They
boliiavo the Spanish government to be on
intolcrahlo tyruuuy so for us Cuba Is
concur-nu] nud wont Cebu to be a free
.und independent republic, but how is
jooring the Spanish notional emblem to
furllwr those sentiments in any way?
Umlt-r tho poculinr circumstances of
tho proecnt it will be bi'tti‘!’ for Ameri-
cans to refrain from showing any hostil-
ity to the Spanish flag. Really, it nrwr
did us any harm. If Spain can ever
be induced poncvobly to lot 0mm go or
to do justice to American prisonr-rri'lxcld
in coniinomnnr, it will not be by such
moans nu hissing or burning her flag.
Tho Metropolitan clubof Washington.
dCSl'TVt‘H tho thanks of manly man every—
Whvru for oxpvlling from mvmborsbip
Priuco Yturbitlo of Mexico becuuso be
talked in u scandalous manner about u
Indy, To motto his notion still mom un-
worthy, tho ludy was con to whom he
was at ouo timo oiugugcd to be nmrriml.
A 1mm who will muko u woman’s pri-
vuto character tho subject of his couvor-
notion in nu uuplonrnut way at nuy time
or place doshryvs to bo Imotcd out of ro-
spwinhlc company though ho worn 4O
timcn n prince, doubled and twisted. A
Womnn muy how every other curthly
pom-salon, but if thorn are any inniuun-
liouu against her- good name all them
urn no naught. Tho mun, tliusrist'orc, who
will dolilumtoly say anything to Elllll'cil
o \vonmu‘x mum is u villain and a block.
gourd. Perhaps the notion of the Motto-
polituu club in tbocuuoof Yturbidumuy
ovrvo as n wholvuomo lesson to ollwr
clubu and club Illl‘mbl‘l‘fi. It is it com-
mon saying thut thc rr-pntution of Indian
eullvru more from tho gossip of rucn‘n
clube than from all tho tulk nt women's
ton tables. Down with tho mun who
talks poisonous gossip about women!
Tho viuit of tho Prince of Wnloa and
his familyut Blcnlmim cnunot foil to
mid to tho fricmlliucsu botwocu Grout
Britain and Amnrico. It Will! bound
upon tho almighty Amcricml dollar on
n foundation stone, of courao, hut tho
English pcoplo cannot help fouling
genuinely grateful to a people whose
dollars, poured out lavishly, moko poo.
ciblo ranch royal leoudors nnd fostiv~
idea on thoao witncnncd ht Blonhoim.
The American people also are gutti-
Ilod that our duchoss Gout-mole curried
through but part of tho programme with
such grace, spirit and dignity.
All congrcromon are ugrccd that the
government must huvo more money to
moot its urpousou. Senator Pugh of Ala-
bumu says it tux on lamented liquors In
the bent moons of gutting revenue. Ho
hen figural out that n tux of Ill it her-
rcl on hour will raise .735. 000,000 to
$80,000,000 for the national tremry.
"Nobody would feel thin tax,” he me.
Mr. (latching: of Minimippl, however.
we the MOI“! In column It too
much moo at tho throwers to how
not It ti!- ,,
J )7
, W boon Ill tartar-r mount
Au Attempt to
W
A8139 PAY 1'09. 3mm
“”de mm: of“!
maul—urn umrs to o
e» notion-u unlu- on In, .
”00.000. ,
Bouncer. Doc. 30....The A
scrum imperial court has limo
Ito core by u threatened bloom!)
which reaches to tho very throne."
Everybody remembers the tragic .. < .
stances which surrounded tho Mt
Crown Prince Rudolph. That '
note personage, Involved In all
which promised min to him-ell. ~ . ~
wbutto him scorned the WWII},
tho’ dlfllculty and shot hlmnol! - .
woman who had blasted hil lite. , -
The (not itself was o 3111565me
lmporinl relatives to live down. but
hmvoly {need tho dread consequential.
in oil thalr power did their *htm _ .,
muko tho exposure—tor really such“ 1
—-ua short lived as possible. ‘
' The facts surrounding the death of.
crown prince were suppressed I0' I
the could be, and tho German public
In need by automatic niloncotm the ,.
of the press to outwardly target that,
imperial highncss bud not died a not
death. ,
Now, however, nil tho circumstan
to be revived, and by “clrcumotan ,
which Impcl the memhurs of the Impala}
houso to cry "blackmail!” and the 017' In
echoed by the press.
0110 of tho whiloni friends of the Cmnj
Prince Rudolph Was it journalist. J!) ,
Futtaky, who, by reason of Mandarin“;
of scusltivcncss, managed to make W
n pct-son absolutely usotul to his highland
To this person Prince Rudolph oonfi. '
his mnntory dithcultiou and apparently:
often wrote to him with reference to the
complications in which his medulla.“
nil'octlon bud involved him. , ’ .
In mu Fur-toky, himself involved In "
matrimonial difficulties, deposited with
his uttorncys a scaled package marked
"Only to be Opened when I am dcud.” Ho
wun then suing for a divorce, and, obtai
lug a. decree, shortly alter remarried. With-I
in a few weeks of his second marriage,
however, he died. and the package he had
left with his attorneys was then opened. '
Many Letters From the Prince.
It proved to be simply a package of 90 '
letters which had been written to him by ‘
the crown prince. _‘
The lnwyer, Dr. Alexander Fraenkel.
rocoguized tho importance to tho court of
tho suppmnsiou of those communicable”.
.md with commcndnblo loyalty ho promptw
1y lnid them before the Austrian emperor. .
l‘hut pcreonngo seemed touched by this _
example of devotion, and he not only
thanked tho uttoruoy for his action, but re-
wnrdcd him by gifts of costly jewols.
But now the lctlt‘l‘s, or photographic du-
plIcutt's of them, how turned up again.
and the ompcr‘or, 1’ rnncls Joseph, is naked‘
to pay n‘trlilo'ol’ $100,000 to secure their“
suppression.
A low Weeks ago the cabinet oilicore-
(‘l'IVCd proofs of at book about to he pub-
lishod which contained uli those 90 Ictters,‘
with the announcement that the above
mentioned sum Would secure its euppree~
hon.
fl‘hc strum!" thing about. this attempt at
imperial bluvknmil is that no clow was
IIIVPII on to its pt‘l‘pt‘ll‘ntul‘. The book to In
print, but own wbvu tbc proofs were sent
to the whim: nilit‘c no clcw was given by
which the author could be known or to
wh nu tho sum doumudcd for Its suppres-
~iou could lw pull].
The wlmli- force of the Budapest and
\‘ionmi tlutwtivc corps is engaged in the
atrium to discovcr tbu culprits, but so for
how l mu nbsolutcly unsuccessful.
'l'hv writer of tho pamphlet containing
tlwsr- Il'tlt‘l‘fi dcclurt‘d that unless the cum
dcmutulcd was at once forthcoming the
publication “'UllItI be mode in January,
1597. ‘
AS tbc amount has not been paid, and M
thorn socmu to be no Why of touching the
blm‘kmnllcr, ull Austrian society In look-
iug I‘orwm’d with impatient curIosity to
tho coming of the now year, which may
bring this intimutcd manual to u publish-
ed isauc.
l
Mun Bend; Wile Starving.
Em; IIAltllml CITY, N. J., Dec. 30,-—
tforonvr Scnft of this city was informed of
tho (II'HHI of: .Iohn Spocrl, u (lcrmnu funny
or living ucur l’omouu. which occurred on
Friday morning lost, He lived \vIIll his
.igrd with in n douse woods, and the snow
was so (loop that his wife could not report
tho (It'lllil of horhusbnml untlln woodchop-
pwr happened to pass. and she told Itto
him Mrs. Spool-l is so old uud fccble thrill
~lw hardly run m'lt‘o. Sho nttrnctod the
:ittvuriou of tho woodchoppcv by Wuvlng
im' Immlkurclllof. Thom Willi Iiitlo {God In
tho house. and tho Woman Who almost
qturviug. 'l‘hvro With no llro In tho stove In
tho Illllllt‘l. It is lwlicved thut his death
was 02:11.th by Ibo luck of tho nucoeaurlue
or life. The old wmunu has been taken
corn of by tho uuthorltlcs. ‘
Sir Alexander Milne Deni.
Loxmx, lit-c. :lll.—--SIrAonundor Milne,
mlmlml of tho lloot, who once was In com-
umud of tho North Amurlcnu station, II
doud, Ilowua born in lb'Ull. Whllciu com- '
nmud of tho North Anwl‘lchn stutlo‘n he,
received tho l’rlllt'o of Wnles till HltIII'tti
upon tho novrmion of the luttcr’fl vIeItm
Amorhrn. le Alcxundor was the only nd~
mlrul on tho North American elation who "
lunl ovor ollhdully visitod nuy port! of W!
l7hih-d Hinton sinco tho War of 1812, when»
he urrlrotl ut .\’vw York In October. 186d, ‘
or. thr- tlmo of tho civil WM, and was lith- ’
nomwntly rccvlvod ht Washington. SI! AI- ‘
t'xuudvr bus boon both u junior and senior
lord oi" till: mlmlt‘hlty. “
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Worlr n... will. Thom-Id.
YtWKIiIlF, N. Y., Doc. lid—Announdbt
ment I»; made tbnt Alexander Smith, Of
l-fonn" out-[mt mills would resume it? ;
noon nl'tt-r the first of the your. ’rhcy
boon allot. down for two months. TIMI
Willi grout. rejoicing unions tho opcmtlyfl,
und mcrchuntn. ()1in n fcw loom! will“,
sturtml nt. ilrnt, but younluulh)I all will h
at. work. The mill employs 7,000 ' ‘
loud has n pnyroll of 060,000 a woe W
Working lull limo. ‘ -
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Accrued or Being o Spy, ,
I’AIIIQ, Doc. 30.-—~'I'ho Lllll'lt Parole
cum the Enullth «mum Innpootm mu;
vllloot‘ Scotland Yurd ot bolughoflllld,
but u spy, who In allowod to trawl A!
France under tho pretext of unrated
anarchic!) plots. -‘
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lunar rerun Bud.
cardiac. Doc. Ill).- G. I!
lorrnerly managing mm??? the 0 "
Chronicle, dlcd hero of combat
Norwalk Chronicler