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Pew: a. Women is 11¢qu
work in Kettle-rd.
The new Stamford depotwill be open~
‘od in about two weeks.
' Uncut Tribe. 1. o. n. u . will hold its
regular meeting tonight.
Joseph Btoitdrd secured the gun chum
end all yesterday by Willism‘ B. Wilson.
William Keislcr has severed his con.
nectiou with Cnpron's new billiard pars ‘
lore in Stamford.
Joseph Rooney, of North Taylor eve-
nne, is around again after usevere at.
1 tank of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Riordan, of River
street, are the parents of a pretty daugh-
ter, born Sunday night.
Alva Tuthill has ‘presented the clerks
in C. E. Seymonr's store with two gol-
lons of fine Bluepoint oysters.
The first session of the city of Nor-
wnlk Board of Relic: will be held in the
City Council room from 7:30 to 9 o‘clock
tonight.
The majority of the members of Com-
panies F and D expect to attend the Mo-
Kinley inaugural ceremonies in Wash ‘-
ington.
The ninth annual hull of the Stamford
fire department will be held on Thursday
evening of this Week. A delegation from
Norwulk will attend.
Some of the members of Hope Hose.
Phoenix Engine and Pioneer Book and
Ladder companies and attend the dance.
tomorrow night, given by the Eagle
Hose company, of Damien.
Yesterday was an important day for
the Mystic Oral school for deaf mates at
Mystic, in connection with which tin l v
has been :1. scandal, Mrs. Hammond, tho-
one-time matron, having been deC‘SHlE
by Governor Collin for alleged financial ‘
irregularities. Yesterday the represen-
tatives and senators of New London
county in the. General Assembly paid :1
visit to the school npon invitation u‘
Mrs. Clam McGuigan, of Philadelphia
who succeeded her mother as matron o.
the institution. The visitors arrived on
the train leaving New London at. 9:7?»
and were driven at once to the school
The institution was very thoroughlyiw
vestignted. and as aresnlt,it is unnounw-
ed, New London county is practical:
unanimous for the continued nminlm '
once of the school. in spite of the fur :
that Governor Cooke recommended in;
abolition.
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caught- iu Leo‘s millpmnl.
Joseph H. Preston and family wifll
more into the Hezekiah Lyon plan-o in
Wright street, recently purchased by l"
M. Raymond. .
John W. Wood is luring: his Wu:
run Tint; mm s "wetter”. .
‘ “ , so. lessee: Fisher. or .the " N. r: u
’I have not had“ a trace of the disease
Refit!“ Ian.
lathe some
or sterdoy never as Sentinel some
pendent theiollowiug Motel. in log
‘to show the‘lneq’uolity of the to! list;
, . : u 1' ,1 . . C. (x. Waterburyfiouseiu flnlu'street‘.
3:886 tomorrow littdifl'mni‘” E“, is valued in 01.500. and a lot 100 feet
. L. ' " ‘v ‘1 " E '0’ p000: ‘
"I hive suffered with the most per-c mfilfifizflgyfit £200. Egg
m;?d‘wnble”m‘°‘:‘h°l 2”” 'A..Austin’s block is valued at sumo,
ext 1°” many will” a“ 336‘: undo lot eighty feet front at $20 per
. remey ’W’m. to ”78” on foot, $1.800. making $5,100. The Man.
in the head, especially immediately
.. . menu is 072000. The Tucker Home.
otter getting rid of a previous cold. I . '
thus had a continuous cold. During it costing ‘8’000' which has depreciated
. 38 per cent. is valued at $4.960. lot 100
recent cold I used California Qatari-h ' ~ . - .
Cure, {“116 it not only enabled me feet front,$20 per foot, $3,000. making.
_ 8,96 . Assn: a ’.200. Lot win
to throw ofl’ that com quickly. b“ kept it $230. ’l‘h‘ndfinstlgll’s stormvollrfed at
run from contracting another; and. more $1.500. extra lot roar of Town Hull. $300
than all. so benefited my caturrh that store 10L thirty feet front, $7 per foot:
$210, making $2,010. Assessed at $2,000.
The Austin block property building is
valued at $3,500. and the Bell house at-
$1.000, making $4.500. They are assess.
ed for $11,500. land at $4,500. making
87,000.
Harry Dnuohey started today for
Cripple 'Croek, Colorado. utter n two
monlhs’ visit with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Dani-hey.
John Moshior, who is employed by
Mr. Hall. in 0x Ridge. wasmnrricd
New Year's ere. in Port Chester, to
Miss Gracie Stevens. a granddaughter of
Warren Sammie. ' The happy event has
just lenkedont, and they are receiving
congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morchousc are
planning {oratonr through the South
next month.
Dam would otter our: «3 old were
5811;? it!» vim}. led “u" is who!
since the first seven or eight applica-
tions." .
The patient hud cutorrh in the head.
He caught cold utter cold. The disease
spread down his throat. He began to
inhale the diseaseshanishing median-
tion, California Catarrh Cure. It bathed
the membranes of his head and throat.
The soreness of the head and throat be.~
camoless and the desire to hawk and
spit begun to disappear. But perhaps
best of all, he cured chronic cutnrrh by
preventing the constant snot-cesium of
colds, which constantly aggravated the
disease. made it more painful and tend-
ed to set more firmly upon the sulfur-or.
California Catarrh Cure will do for all
cases what it did for Mr. Fisher; it
breaks up the worst colds, prevents more
colds and cures the worst forms of .
chronic cntnrrh. _ George Cobnrn, a former resident of
California Cutarrh Cure ‘5 5"“ “t R , Dzirien. died lust week, in Denver; Col”
[1' Plnisted's, South NO‘WMk' ‘30 cents I where he had been in search of health.
three times as much, 31.
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A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this Strum:
The. second annual ball of Eagle. Hook
and Ladder company will take place;
Wednesdny evening, January Bith, in
II! he Obtained by Using the Coupon. the Town Hall. There will be rum-lo by
We have made special nrrennomonts u first-clues orchestra. The following
with the agents of the celebrated Bezel . committee of arrangements gives limplr.
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we a...) E assurance of a most enjoyable time. 11 -.r
present to our lady readers some of their 2 all forluunto enough to secure tit-hots:
very newest and cholcoste butterns oflmlill'll‘s Millsllimlllh -l050illl M- Bm‘fi-
garments. Full and explicit direct-lon- E William (lgdon. Willinm II. Willmntt.
{or putting together the garments no l.lr., Charles G. chher. George W.
company each pattern Uherlnndor.
Miss lilennor Arosy, who bus resided
E for some time zit the home of Rev. 5. .l
' Austin. and Michael l’leiswxg, recently
employed by T. W. Austin, were mnr- l
tied in Bridgeport, Hmnlny. 'l'lloy re- i
turned to Darren in the evening. mullield 1
'u' rwception m: the Home of Anthony E
Soltz. Locust l‘llll. They hnvo (mn- ‘
.monrml housekeeping in one of T. W, '
E Austin's cottages. i
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Lpmr before the ilozud of livlioi‘, Sutur- Y
1 day, and show mum why he should n. 1 .
pug taxes on $5.0m lmllll‘ll to the town. '.
Hill who snl‘vsmnclntly demanded the}
Enmonnt from the town within ten days. ‘
i has concluded that what is fair l'or one .
l is fair for all, Hill has thereforn mun st. '
El‘ll the Board otlieliwl' tomll upon all tho ,
. ather lovul l‘l'i‘llllUl'S who bow loiuml
3 moully to tho town to zippvzir mul thou ‘
"cunw why tlwy should not lm tuxml for:E
. , llll'll' loans. ’l‘hew urn several of them?
and lhr‘ amount is about $9.0m». ll‘ lbw-y
l'ullo": Mr. .‘lnstm‘nmultiple. tho town
lH‘H‘lll'i 2' will ho vnllml upon to not
E "_..,. ,‘Sl‘illoosomewhere “‘lllllll it (NY «lnysl
‘ It?“ l'l‘ln- (‘vmu‘ lwllvol lllr-ll‘ll'l would nlm.
Y" l-n expel-ind to mow t::,ooo in sin-h nonw
Mr. Austin sow Attorn « r N. ll. llmil
“lutnnluy. :m-l qnuh-s him as Filylllu,
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ilnrzzml in.
This nutty sun of nautical design is
(wum'w'xl of all—Wool rhuri-vl in (lurk
hlno, (ll-om'ntl‘ll \Vllli ld‘ulul :unl button 4.
The Vt‘it displayed lli,‘th“0ll llu‘ Jili‘li"l
fronts has it slightly ronnllwl outlinu in
front. \vlivrv it extends over the tops of
tho trourmrs. At the neck is A narrow
band decorum] with bruit] \i'hiv-ll is slim
curried down tho from to simnlulv abor-
plant. The closing is at llll‘ lnwlt \Vlli‘l!‘
Ell‘ops‘ :nnl bookies rognluto tlw width .ll
Wulht. The jocks-t. slupwl l‘j’
sh ‘ohlv-r :nnl umlvmrrm to 4mm, has n
Whittle-N buck extending: lvv Hn- Wow
lun- oulv. 'l'llt' from“ t! m- will-4V apart
in li'on twin, and Hm lurmismlor rnlmr
forum pom'wl rovers m. [in limit, The
rill-I've» are slunml in Ill" lnlml ynilor
mm!» mnl him» under nml our»: potions.
onll’slalvlnn nimuhitwl by rows of brunt
at mu wriut. . .
The trumnrn me out. to tho rvrtnlnlmn
nnntivnl fashion. [luring unloly ut the
inter wlmnwhnrn tlwv l‘nll uvm’ tln‘ boot
ottlm little men. They um providrd
with insldcnnd outodo lot: rooms and
nmclnwed :it tho solos and :u-roso the
Horns with buttons and to! loll-llollm.
Some. tweed, vlwvioi, whipourd.
lieotoh end [rish more or plum ninth mo
commendable {or mnkmu. will build or
nmrhlne mitcbinu ns ulmornlinn.
To moi-lo this suit for u buy of nix you: s
willrmulmono moi ilreaoiumhs yards
of filty-tourdnr‘h wnle mnm'lnl. The
pntlem. N0. ”95”. is out in sizes for boys
of four. sis. eight nod ion 3mm, and re-
Sicle market pnrwrcd nnd npninu-«i,
Peter R. Fools and (lhnzlws (llnls'vn'.
ore doing the work.
Westport Division, Son-i of Tempo:-
nm-e, will give a poverty no '1 ho. so; .-
nblo on Thursday evening. February ll.
Mrs. Peter R. Foote is rioting; iriun I a
in Port Chester, N. Y.
Morris White, of Lyon Mobil. 1. n;
purchased the .lessnp Shorwmid bozuv—
stood in Burr nvonuo.
Miss Mttio Ilm-dsley. oi Monro". is s
guostol Mrs. William (.2. tit lplvs.
: he
lluv. Kenneth llrnrhonzlo. .lr.,ol"i‘rin-
ity church. will «lollwr o lm'turo on
“'llernpemnee.” in) tho Mullin'llflt lip-r
ropnl church in Htmtford, on tho on n:
inn of Fobrnnry Till.
Mrs. Almond Waterbury and M2244
Edna Llonlthave 'tnt'n rinsing triendl
in New York.
The control mootixmof "The Fittinsn"
club was held but Tlmmloy evening.
with llzlwnrd W. llobhvllnt tinnnutnok.
at which tlmo the following: olilcel‘s
werorloeteo; l’rrvsi'lmll. H. l. 'l‘mlucz:
vice-president,(twill! l). .leellr'llvi [rho-
surer, W. T. Whom; H'V'l‘t'llnl'y, lilwnrl
W.Hubbull. '[lw vln‘i wool not to
give any mormlnnmm until other Lent.
After the luminous Howling was; (“or an
mile for lwemyllvv coins. .
fmbmento veer- pnrmhvn of.
The Band of ll-izm m-‘whnml in me-
ond anniversary. timothy owning. Eve"'“ 0 s E n T m t L
with exercises uppr prints to the ow coupon.
onion.
Htltllnshonoi'fifgm. so: siren! he.
William Birdie has revived train the {MINI out. ll! “Ella“... and m; 1m...
Gimlidstod resell it largo comrautt {or on mlor lake lttp
"Wk “00'9“ . , Sturtovsnt‘s Bargain House
Vlgiluut Enulhn colon my will hold a.
this in lintionul Hall. on the evenings of
Velma“! use our) 34th.
. an. nuns v. Thomas is visiting ‘
ism run;
(but {fit lllll't lll)‘ a town might users»;
tum-s upon such loans, but it is not 1:va
custom to dos \. ll is wmwwlmt similm-E
to ill“ custom of plying in'r‘rvst on (own.
onlri's girl-n in lu-o of "(MN for monuvl
burrowed. ’l‘w‘lml nilly tho town Would E
not be rvqniml to my interest, us it ix'
not so specified upon tho order. bu: (“no 1
tom warrants the town in tlnlll}: Ho. ’l‘le
other creditor-4 will nmwnr lwl'oro tho?
bonrd oust linlm‘dny. eeeee .X'lvuv‘olv.
Real Estate Translors.
(hm-10s [(vllomr owl Edwin M. littl-
lnxz: lo .’ll“.llil (lo ulwin. l’mtl M! ‘ipmm
lhll.
John I”. Ui‘llllt'll. to .lzllm'N A. Mot:
tort, loud in Myrtle “\“v‘llur, Mast NM-
Willlt.
lilory‘lliohm'ds lo I'Zlimiwth llollzmd,
loud and buildings in West Norfolk.
Uhnrles ll. Wolfe and Julius ll. Nol-
e37. of llrltlpviwil‘t. in (Hinton l'llvlyw. of
Springfield. Muss. land uml building-I
M Bell lslnnd.
Wollrusn l‘upp to Rlvlnml ll. Holden,
land and lmildinur in l’lvnsnnt rtrvul.
Sarah A. Mill“ in Emmi; llenjnnnn
Eneuurllv. land in llrolul River. -
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Free ram.
Hood your address toll. E. lluz'lrlm
no». and set it free sample box of
Dr. Klon‘n New Lilo l’ills. A lrinl will
oonrinro you of their nwrlls. Tlnw‘
pills are easy in notion and Mn par
tlonlerly efi‘mtivo in the, euro of Goo»
ntipution and flick Headache. lint Mn-
lorin and Liver troubles they have how
ovrsl invaluable. They ore wornnlml
o be perfectly free from every do»
letefious enlistunco and to be purely
vegetable. They do not Wnnken by
their notion. but by hiring tone to stom-
nell and tumor; greatly invigurnto the
c ' , j per liter.
mists.
sun 1 also 2:10.
3M W Wm;
tire on norm ,
Butler‘lrleckult‘ , . .Bclim . 1
damaged the l! f ‘ block on Clinton
onset. The followingsima were burned
out: w. W. Klmhsllé 00., pianos and or.
gone; blew York, monk house. Palmer's
milllnorystore. The total loss lsnbout
”00.0901 mostly WWI. ’ '
The intense cold and a. heavy gain of
wind made firefighting the hardest kind
or Work. The ilsrmisxworo confined within
high walls, and it who impossible to reach
them with streams. except from the Selina
street front. Finally lines of hose were
laid on the roots at, adjoining buildings.
and slim five hours or work the llamas
Wore got under control. , .
. The store of J..W. Yule do Co. was
wished by thofnlllng of the roof of the
Butler block. Colonel J. W. Ynlo. Mrs.
Wesley Yale and Mrs. George K. Frazer,
prominent society people, were in the
store on tho gmuud floor. The falling
timbers cut them 03 from the street. and
as the roar of the establishment was It
mess of llnmtm it seemed nlmost implosi—
blo that they should ammo. The); sneer-nib
od In crawling down the freight clovntor
shaft. howovcr. and turning their way
through mosses of debris and oscnped by
tho cellars of adjoining property.
One fireman was struck by in falling
brick and seriously injured. A rumor lute
lust night thnt two women and n mun bod
perished cannot be voriilm‘l. 'l‘hoy wow
soon at the trip of tho Ilillzxyn block junt
before the roof tell, but it in thought that
thoy escaped hythc rear. 'l'lu‘tlmt'molm'tor
registered below zero. and the filll‘llllll'll‘
presonlml by the mnllngmlion wns 4'):
trenwly inlomsting. WI‘ho fin- is snpwwd
to have started in tho New York cloak
house, but its exact cause is unknown.
AGAINST marinas.
A Bill to Abolish Them Introduced In the
New Jersey Lexielnture.
Tlmxrov. .lnn. 21‘1.~-v1\nnilm~ Pl'ful‘t will
be Inmlo this your-to pass on nuli‘ rust ‘nill. l
Senator Duly has into dim-d n hi!) in ilwl
senate lho purpose of “’llll‘ll is to dwlmo'
illegal ull trusts. s-nmlainotlmis null tit-oh
lntmulml in lix fictitious prions on ill? 11‘“ ’
cessllles of life. 2
The bill is the some as that lllll‘wllllt‘l‘il‘
in the house List your in“ Mr, .Allun atul
which was, smothon'd to (ll-11h ut- the in-‘f
slln‘ntion of the sworn or more big trusts‘
existing umlv!‘ New .lorsvy lnw.
’l‘llo slnl‘l- oi Xi'le-rsoy i: tho home
of, Hourly oil the large lrns‘ « in 1b,» l'nn :1
Statusmllmt ix, the nlnh' in which tlu’ *7
chum-rs on: :.:r.-mtml»:lml More is no inn 3
in pl‘l.‘vs:ht them. E 1
Mr. l)nl\"s hill provides that all lrwls.
(‘nllllllllllllllll\’, pools, Hum-122mm or n-'- 1
rnngonwnls b-l‘nm'll pvz'wm for tlu- l‘li!‘ E
pose of buying, sulllnn’or llximt' tho pl'lt'.‘ 1
upon :my ortlrlo ol’ Ill"l't‘ll:l".lll . .xlmll l- W
tlm‘lill‘i‘ll to ho is conspirm‘)‘ to lln'mml :uzd .
unlawful and ugnimt Imbl‘n- polio: ;
Any person or person“ mum-t (1 “3th.
or in nny wisn minim-aim; sm'l. {mils or.
trusts almll he sol-jolted, lllN-ll l‘llfll'lx‘ll an.
in u. lino of not loss than $2.1va illu' m-r'ol
Hum 31".”0”. Hr it::pri~‘ulmn~nl {no not low
than an years or mot. Hum liw )1 :urs. l
'llir lllll is in liw howl» vi I .n woumli-l
too on mrilormlwhc. risl'M-u‘ llll‘.‘ ll" :-;
lows to lilnl‘. lll.‘ loll mull H l:‘lll~1fi.:xt3kl’
of in Hilllll‘ 11:: ~' ‘
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Kenny‘s i'rieuclw Confident.
W.’\Flli\lll'(~f{, Jaw . «’lw Howl. w’
Mr. Ronny. Haw ll. "our. iv who! m: 3-1;
[rum lll‘l1l\\‘.il‘l‘.!ll‘i‘ mummy m:xli«‘.u-:xl.‘.
\lp‘Jl H‘Qlllll; him \Kln‘ll llV r) p1 or» l‘: 1‘1
Sllllult‘ ltllll lvl‘~|-l."|l\ lllw l'l' ulcil‘
nor; vqmvl him to do llll'l'lHM' l';:l‘l’ m 11,.
pl'u~~«l~l.tm-«-l;. 'lx‘w: (Iv-s! :l~-»:a‘u| of 1"..-
.«npport ol‘ the C
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itxli'fll >sz or lll‘j‘llh
limits and :ilm of ill“ l‘agsulxw. 1'wa
have run “(ml :L toll-gulm lrom t-‘»-;.:v.lvn' ll'. ;
lulu. outbox-wing llum to p.11? bin; H;
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Kenny's uoluzll'. Ronny \nll not ll!"-
svnt liinnwlf until in tho mmiioz' wl' ll 9
rounni‘xzw on )4“\llv g..'l‘~l moi l‘lt‘l'l‘” -.
Moml \Viwn lo tin-w ‘:"l‘l‘.‘ll‘. ho: roll;
(L'll l‘riwmls will iv 1-. ;-:l_‘~’ «alum find on
be Imnlv in :oiLll L1» ulw In llw {mum 12:1
llnilrmui Mmps Burnrd.
l‘l..\'l“l‘.~-\nmm. \ibu .lou. .hwi‘o-ni
slow-ll in lll‘ llml'slyilm ("ll .\li,«v »"1' -
lllu-z‘ 1‘o:w'n \mr‘.~ :11 '. ‘lo l;l~:~1:‘.‘ .zw'?
l'lll‘nml 1?. minor. . m, :;l..~.u ..
’l'lr‘ 2‘ or‘l‘Ni 1;" 'Hul y :ln:
slit-3w; \‘xt'l‘l‘ \rlllrwl: «lr~l‘x'<owl .izwt will '.
«hm IL‘l‘ \‘fm (l/i'u- M- ul ‘1 r l'vl":!fu;:~,
vrnl lllfll‘lli's' xwm ‘m'n ‘il up. ’l n
lwlup
plum-(l :‘J groom, mom} 5w.
Ilalteloyv.» oi" llw loom. \wu :1 L
“1.7“”. lllt’ ll?1“lt. ‘ li'll fl‘uln >
lllv burning: lmvldo r. bur-Wine; 1.1-. nw l.
Ilv llll‘ll W minim .:’ll*l't\‘.ll‘ll. l
( min" :1! l‘runInnl.
tin/Anion. N .I .
:it. l'r‘ml’unl h H l: . l lolly «iv-«lingual l V.
{In- ‘1‘lwllmlzlmx’ or.” m-w n'w :I'ul on;
m’z'll]:ll*ll lg.“ Vim (mill-ml lnunu'} t‘llll',
'l'lw low in MILH'W. \s'nl; lllhllllthm‘ in:
mm. l\ lllll‘ mzlnilw' llu‘ i‘.nn.1- . tour lit.
own “will out HEM-ox lltl‘ by l 1‘ 11.11 tutor;
.‘lml lowly iln-m.;'l. 'l‘ '
with llllllwmty. Hf' ‘ vi ll=' in no norm. 1
sriuus. nod ills ('Hllilllilill is no: mil.
.lrln. .Jl, 111'! hr l‘nsino'
.I‘\‘ utm- [w . . u‘
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Huh .‘vhulurinl lit-munch.
Fill .ll,‘.l\'l‘ l'l'll. Juli. 2'". w'l‘lw mum _
lmflnl rillmlluu eh m >4 drum: uul'n diam.»
of n thorium-h. m w ll'wu lullulr. lillU‘ lw-n
inlwn “llll lull lliit “lino '4 in (11v ll'w’llli,
'l lil‘l'i‘ will of tlw l» f l'llll“l \. .4, 'l lmh'llv‘l',
IU: lll’llill“'.‘-Ull, ls ; lion. it. a, :5; lwzw
l"'ll!‘(‘. l: llmvloy. Ll: Fowl». l.
BRIEF T‘iLEGllAMS.
A son was horn lo the ”mod lml'lmsn
3: \"z'll. it slow” I'l 9‘ I‘rkzl’ lil- lluamiz. ‘
'1\'.m.lx ll" mlw‘el l'u‘flujlnlis ungzum‘ll
in u in o I‘n ' :.ll 11m lo :l mhvon oi 'l'rml
ion, No lllll‘ min Lori. M i’lniolv.
'l he vlgrlitj: W‘H‘ll’ll nonlw :- dry; tut-“ll?"
limb of .llunrj.’ Horizon, “in m ll:‘.li.‘|lll.
nah-(l Hm “ Mil W M i‘lllumllrn,” mo:
«virtual-r! in llnrllnrtl.
A ilolwvulion t’rwm lll’HlIlLlyll Milli] on
Mr. llv‘lx’lnhy to um" 11”: :imvullrlmmll or
lllqurmntntivo I’l‘nm'ls ll. Wilson of I‘ll-w
hurl; Iltf *‘l‘i‘l'l‘ll‘ll‘v of the new)»
in the homo of mmltwnn Mr. li‘llfnfil'
told it won itnlvlulul‘l" llml Hm English
wvwmnwm would min» the lmhoilw in o.
Innwmmt lorim illlrmntiollnl lnonvmly
L'Hllfvl‘mnc. .
The new urhilrotinti trvnly with line-
lmnl \vnsqllm'nw “ll oil :1 low Hm: 1,1‘ tho
rennin l-olmnitlm- on {trl‘l'lnn ninth-om. hot.
no twtion was when. it is hvlevwml 4.1m.
nmomlmentsuill to [undo heron: it is in-
rorlrbly supplied.
The thEemnmnaivr in New York city tsu-
Molner Grey, n va York blurs". Gives Sou‘b
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wry 23%". known ill llv- «li‘m: storm as:
* .‘lluiln-r \me‘s Six-wt
m retro math, and it get
Leading ‘ Millinery
Cloak Starch
In the Harwell“.
_uoucauT
rm:
BEST . . .
. 2 o 9000‘“
SOLD
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uncut our“
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LOWIUI’ . .
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We have placed on sale a large and
handsome line of
All new patterns,priccs ranging from
79c. to 81.50.
We are also showing new styles in
Silk and Crepon Waists for evening
wear at very reasonable prices.
pers!
EH. KRIEGR,
Store in Mohaokemo Hotel Block.
WHEN looking for Christmas presents you
will do well to inspect my stock, as I have a
_ large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
and at altrnctive prices. You will find many
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in Norwalk at
You Can Find
Christ-
mas
Presents
A. W. AUSTIN’S
anu’nmrr Stone,
For All
NORWALK . - - - - CONNECTICUT
When in doubt “ll-”4i. m use [or
Nervous Deblllly. Loss of Power,
lmp0:ency.Arnvgzliv.\“nncocrleand
clherweukt1rs>cs_irom any cause,
not SrEEine l' ’l . m checked
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l' 1” 3.5:,»le ll. 1 5. Anal by our studio dorrmhs, saws, hor-
v 1‘. 1' 5“» a 1.. ‘N . _ . . int; man-tonne, do, we can quote
"“W‘l’ . LOW porous ox .
Hill Kinds of Timber Work l:
A.li,I.—« 1251i 4 as. 3 i5. 2? l_’.
, . Churches, Factories or any Large Build- i
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l.12.u'1.:.\“iu'\.'mxu 121:. Euro Nonwinx
of those visitors.
.{Hli o lull-ml, m. G M T M h N am“ to m, 1 ”I E lug work at slinginlty.
r n 1 ~. m. m. w. .-. wow. lll‘x'lfi‘llh‘llm Amein.
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A ll - 127'”. GM. 1 1W. l'. mJ‘m. LESUE GAMBLE, Manager.
Li‘xwr mum Noun 11 l2 x-or .\ ow llyc'w. 01319
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Study eruptions on the bend. chuppml
’1'. l“:. ”JV-7». 4‘1". 52?. t;.‘. 71H. ' bands llllfl lips, cuts, bruises. senlllp,
‘1‘“ ”NM“ “turns urn quickly cured by ll has
A \r. 1-: il' E E E E; '1. V -7“ .\‘.'it:-il liar/m Salvo. It Is at promni thr- ;
ll“lll‘l(‘ most llol‘ll for piles, illlll it zllwnys .
l.1‘.\\'l: >3". .\'.~:;‘.v.\l.u. . . .
vuh'stlnm. (.r. (I. bullson Illlil 15. P.
llwnl'li llll‘l‘-l:‘*.\'
A lily—m... in m. ‘. ‘.l,-r l 13.4 32.5 .1351.
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injxmi‘o. ““‘l' ., . , M». E
\..\l. 9 M. l‘. l! CASTOIleA.
l.'-\ : lh \‘w‘llr- mg '33. ll OI E
A “(”50“ My. :1 l’. .‘11. «ililhfllli. t. 13 (My ., _ '
' ' U- - ~. tfsclznro ' « - " "ng
.. \Ylllb. or JWMZZV. on, or. .
“l".xr‘usu mo," observed tho man in;
srw-mr‘.» s. "but 1 nm :1. snr;.pu.)n. nml I
tho! is not when- the. liver is." "NI'V'. 1';
It" 1‘ min-l whore the liver is,” rotor-ml;
llw utln-r. “11' it. was ill ho: llll: loo or.
.im n-l‘! on" l)nW!tt‘s Innlv Early liners;
“would l"l".l"ll it mul slmkrit l'orliim.“ (1..
if. billl‘mn and ii). l’. Word. I
A ClillDREN'S REMEDY.
Norwslf.’ Morbrrslhe Erneiilo'; Experismo.
'l'lwrv- 1,, .L :‘wnmly for viral lo. n‘r: owl.-
., . r ‘ _
“In” Domini: 'l'::‘.<v EmiliaCl‘lglili'lignfm‘i’llline Tub-r
*"l‘ll‘ ‘1 H “‘3? Popular among: 50M” . lot»: All drugmsts refund tho money if:
Vwruznlk mothers who how nml this it Mil: or core, 254:. l‘ln‘snle by it. ILL
nmln'iov {or the pint live seasons. Moth ’El'lflllm’iL E
l
or til-.1". l'm'ntzmy yours a nurse in llm m- I CASTORIA. l
.c u-
t‘hlllh'l u’» llmtw in New Yolk, llm m‘i rimli: Ffl—ufl" ll cl l
39mm of llu‘l’l; powders, (ll-Voml mu 8132:3142 4/5 M/ 'g'gCL.
but wars of her lilo in trmuinu the ’ ' ' '
'IMHV vloillrvn's ailments whirl: so ohm 1" W‘IW ‘Nl‘o :m‘ tl‘onlllvd with imli
,uumln, lor “Hilton in or l‘illlli‘ili “HEN‘JEC'lHH will boimvrwml in the oxpnqi-E
nuns-n, 'l‘ho result of lwr u-xEu-rivnw-Evnwwl Wm ll. l'vmi, i‘llll‘fi‘li‘l‘li in lhoE
xhu bu» gluon (H Um world in lmr .‘lozll..l'llilWinr mull :wt‘vwo at live Moim 4,;
m-M'.1v1~.~%‘.vw 1. Worm Powders. 'l’how : law. who writro: “it gives mo pione-
,,......2.«;2.- .m» now [=llll‘l‘ll in oil tll‘llgtllll‘l‘lll’lilll‘yti)lllt‘llllUl’lt‘illf Chamber-
slotw‘, 11ml mothvtn 1~w:l‘,\‘whs~w nw :1:le loin‘s l‘oln'.(lelm'nuwl llim'rhwn livin-
proim llzmu mul ti-llo'lwrnmlln-rs :illlillll“‘ly- F”? t. '7“ yours I hnvo sullen-ll
”1.1m, 'l‘lwy corn frvm’mlnwgm .1i,.r.Etronl indigestion. mnl um. subject In
l’hH‘J. bull slnnnurh, utrmstipnliou. bond. 1 fi‘tqnvnt severe mloreks ol‘ pom in the
owl nll stmmlt‘ll nml loan-pl : “lrl'lllill'll mm bowels. (loo or two doses
illslllvld'fi, Th1 y (:lvnnyn lln' Monmohllfillns rv'nxetlynowr fails to give: pm“.
«:llil house‘s. nnd it worms exist tom-itivn. I fut-t relief. Price 7.35 and 110 cents; sold
l_\- llvsl‘o 1y thorn, and by rimming Hugh" (5. ll. Htilleon.
.y-m-m cloth." l‘lllltl grow] in any event ‘
Molliors. .wl. rt your drug; store fn' u
th‘llt§’~ll'."ltil‘lll ho}. nl' Motllwr Hmy’s
rim wt Worm Powders. uni uw them in
your family- They mm plrosnnt to who
and lim'mlrss is m in. A trinl. pnohnuo
Will he soot free for trial in our mother
who “"11 willow. Allen ii ”hunted, Le-
lloy. hi. ‘r.
:mln ll
After hunting sumo irn-nds continu-
ally praising (Zlmmln:rluin's (Jolie. Uhol‘
om nml llinrrhovn llolnmlyfifi’urtis Flt-ck,
of Amihrim. ()ulllornin. purohnsod a
bottle of it. for his own use and is now
on enthnslustio over its wonderful work
no llllfmmi eon "no. The 2:. and to cont
sinus for sale by (.l. (.3. Willem.
Alwolntoly pore. privrotly harmless
and inmrlnbly rollnhlo are the quoll‘
Hm: of One Minute (.Jouuh (lure. it
mow fails in wide. rronp nod lung
trouble. Childrenlihn it become it is
plonsnnttotnko null itlmlps them. G.
U. Htillmm and E. l’. Weed.
Mother's Delight Wm: Hand's Colic Cure.
liwrnnm. M \r"l.. 11. on, 'l:.‘.,~»llnntl
lla'tlinim llu:w“l w‘t-h loony that 1 pro-
1:le n smnplo luslllt' of Ur. ilzeno‘n Unl-
ieUuromnlnm ulclighlr‘tl wilhlt. My
lynbv is new four months old. and lots
_. “mums..- .1. . ..... ... ,.....~.w......n
Ayor‘slluir 'Vigorwls cortninly u re-
nit’nput ems .133. ”f who...” 1m. with workable preparation and nothing like
‘ thing Mom erer'lmen produced. the mutter
colic. Ilium men some
W W ‘01 but W now wiry null thermostatic the heir
‘ «term we at no." .
is ‘4” 7
Whit
WM‘
flu crew or tho-Jew;
noted In Route ’9'!
Are Exiled. to fibula "I .
,E Work on One or thoflul‘l'r. ,
New Your, Jun. than.” , _
stones for the fortifications whisk how
01’ Russia is building lanes 8!
are, it is asserted. 171mm , E‘
citizens. They are engaged. pith m
viots' toil and must remain n ’
time to come because they he
fUIlllll on on island belonglng‘to fill
These men formed the majority
crew of the American schooner
which in October. 1395. W .
tho Okhotsk Eco alter: eagle. The
crew consisted of 19mm. ‘4 ‘ 2
Those imprisoned are: F.‘ B. not.
.lnnws Mnlmnoy. James McCarthy, Janos.
Riley, Second Mate Henry Boss. cw .
Nelson, Hurry Carlson. Andrew Andersen}
Edward Lnrkin, Charles Evans, A
601' Inrncho. Stephen Brennan, Am
\V‘ingc, Jnmcs Wilson, Charles Campbell,
Edwnnl Howe ‘nnd one men whose!“
is unknown. . ,
'l‘no SEOI'YJOf these men might I: . ,
how remixed America had they not been
visited by some sailors from the bark W’ll
nu. which reached Vladivostook. in oust—W ,.
orn Hiborio,‘ inst July. Matthew Emit,”
n sailor on the Conqueror which has first
arrived here from Kobe. Japan. was 6, a
He told the story of 15,26
men‘s arrest on Robben island. in the,
()klmtsl; wn. on Nov. 5, 1895. and of their ~ ‘
subsequent sufferings us Siberian prison-
ers.
Tho Snlpnns. according to his tale,
rwuslxed llohbon lslnnd Oct. 8, 1895. and
15-! men. including the captain and mate,
Wont. nshore. Some seals were taken in a. ,
little inlet. and on Nov. 4, us aromather-
wns thronloning, the schoonetmninufi to
son to avoid stranding. leaving .17 men
ashore. The captain told them to be ready
to come. nl word the schooner on his return. ‘
Un Nov. :1 the Russian cruiser Yukut au-
(‘lml‘t'tl oli' thoislnnil nndmude the man
p more. There was it report that the “
.-:ll yrs hod misln-hnved tllemsclvoein some
may oil-tho island. but this apparently did ,
not. enter into their subsequent treatment
lay tho Russian authorities. They were
token to Vlndivostock by the cruiser,
v. hie-h made no ofi'ort to find the schooner
1o whiwh they belonged.
Shut Fr) In a Crowded Hole.
On arrival there, according to their tic-l
count. they were placed, in n room 20 by
:30 foot in Gino. containing: 36 prisoners ba- '
shim tin-meshes. Inndo up or Chinnmen
and KHl‘cul’ls.
On Dec 5 they were shifted to the prison
proper. llllil utter ownit of 15 days a prose-
Ifllllllg; nuornoy took their depositions,
which were not. boomer. presented in
wool until Jan. so. 1595. Four days later
ilwyworo S‘Plllllll‘ell to five months’lrm
prisonmvnt.
in tiny. just before the coronation, the
mm lworll that their case was being tried
by :1 higher court and lhnt"tlre judge 02 .
Hm court lull protested against their sen-
hour as lwill;altogetherhui light und had
.mmn no: 11 one of 1.3 months. The
.. ,.- :lliwrol‘ llw l'nilml States stunner
Olympia. so tho prisoners told Hunter,
\‘lHlll"l them on May ill) lust, and they told
min: of rho rwport. ‘l'lm superintendent 0!
pollen of ‘.'l:uli\'osxock. who was present »
omit-d it. and mid tho men would surely
WW;
I
= ho mt fro» on Juno :24. but on that data
1110;: won‘ sllll lll prison. They could M
no information as to why they were held.
it “:14 not until July ill last that they .
Wl'l'l‘ when to court and told that the
"Hill. of :isslzvs ol‘ Irkutsk had sentenced
whom to 15 months' imprisonment. dating ,
from April I. new. The procuror. m:
izi-lgv, inlrotlm-orl no new charge, and the
mun your not allowed n new trial, but .
user-o simply i-L-sonlmwctl on the evidence
in llw first trial. The added time mean!
’ o zoml :mlitcm'o of so months and 5 WI,
which would relmse tho men on Oct. 1';
'lo Humor. howmc-r. they expressed 15%»
. ln'liI-I‘ [but when this sentence WM expired .
vim- Would he brought upnnd msentonced
v... ‘xzmtln‘r wrm and so on indefinitely. '
l-lmzh r sold tho men were working On
tlo‘ tortillrotlon m. \‘llullvoslumk when m
Vilno nrrlvwl lln‘l‘o last. July and that he
.Hzll {our of his conmnnlons managed on
m urn. 1m lnll'rvivw wiih them through on
"\llll'l'li on gun owvrt nnmml Smith. who
is in the employ of tho Russian govern»
on m and n mun of sumo influence Mill)
tl‘.“ Inllilnt‘y nothoriliis nt Vlndlvostook.
The prisoners bml soon the Anwrlcnn flag
: llgcingl‘rom tl;r\\ilno and had oontrlvofl
: in .‘-".'l1“'l‘l'(l t1» lwr of their pllflllt.
They
hull l'l‘gfll‘il omwlully for American 11W
li‘Llli‘l‘i. and when Humor and hissempan-
low \lwlll‘il thorn n. lam-o batch of pom
now llllJ‘ll 1m.
’I‘Im iIm-i'viowtmk plum in the mum
of Ibo lines-inn mmrtlfi. who stood, Villas in
hand, impmmmly waiting, for the “1k is)
lilil‘i‘.
\lalmuuh closely watched. l”. 8. Hill
inuvnnml to slip two pillli'l‘fl upi Hnnlwr'o
r Hun of tlu-m mm on account at
mu printed in the Kobe (Japan)
mulch; uml ills! other was :i lettm'm
1%. mulln't' in Mn Francisco, upprlsing
M' of his IMO.
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Leno“! Illll Peon-s Assembly.
Annnxr. .luo. 2H.-Mior n spirited the
bum mo assembly [Hull-it'll the ”wow bill
for tho.- lla‘.‘io.llt::lllnm of trusts by n retool.
m to to. Mr. llohblnmtsf Allegheny mum
ty wno tho only Republican who #0“
ll;illllll‘h it mnl in c-rplunntlou of rum,
nswrtml tlmt lnwwuntion was not needed,
lilll n bum-um» for the suppression dimly
nml bnrmlnl buaim-sslromlvlnntlrmd. #33
were nimnly known to exist. The W
bill ,lll.s‘“t‘ll the senate hut week Maw
noon to the governor. ’
.... ,. .uuwlw-
Wants the rite-Immomcut’on m
“Anson. Nov, Jan. sowA bill has
inlrodnrml in tln‘nsselnbly to permit w»
l‘x'llllrt‘h‘in‘ by payment of a license“ 1
The bill wos rend n abound time and , ,
rod to tho mmmime on minimum
Them in n stump: sentiment In fem
possum the hill. Serena prominent
sens nro interested in the mutt!!!"
hummus is law will endeavor film
lion Ftumt to bring all the cm
simmers motel: here in March.
, Madman» “septum,
Em thficteco. Jon. tin-«limo
Janka. the incited mime. modem
‘nnoein‘mluipo’wnho mm 1.
last night after “some: of ‘
ts uncommonly
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