Wm” “M WWW;
we ii! monies roundly are! ill»
topl'oteet mlnnd‘e inter.
Wimn
winterin at l’ort Arthur. hem r-
ounded ‘ it mention intmnin e
lnterent o: chine end «imitated by
the German mention of Kim Chen."
A diminish to The Time- rroin mog-
hni Inn tile occupation at Port Arthur
by Bullin’onlinntl‘eli to‘provoke popu—
lnr indlmtion in limo. where public
opinion in fluently elicited over the
Kine Chen eli‘uir. .
‘ 7 , Hill» would!
on“ new“ and Cuba. "there
mom lever. end the Be-
MY Will. ii! 198. elect n
of the honor or the titty-ninth
thepther hood. it Boom Gain! Hall from shnnghol. the high omcieln
. tannin-em control- a bill of the Chine» court have advleed the
. ' .- . _ ‘ emperor. in view of further complica-
.' lions. to remove the court to Napkins,
the southern capitol. The dispatch
- say: it in reported there that overtures
hove been made to England to exercise
protection over the Yenttne valley and
the Went riv 1- end that numerous No
more are c ent‘ retarding the activity
or the British squadron in Chinese
water-I.
. Inuln’e Velvet «love.
The Timon. commenting editorially
this morning on the situation in China.
says: ’
“Instead of the kuiuer'n mailed Mm:
have Russia‘s velvet glove. but the grip
is not lose viloroun and unyielding.
(Tit-eat Britain ought now courteously to
invite Chitin to extend the name priv—
ileges to the British fleet at Chilean."
Telegrams from all the continental
capitals show that Runnin'e step at Port
Arthur in regarded In tantamount to n
unaduputeumrneowy
I ,
MAME mm ‘
Matthieu. he I"!- ie m to
the or mm W: to
y ‘ ' and the im
‘ otwllluli ii to throw doubt! limo
'nineerity of the pmident's‘decla-
alien in favor of continued efforts to
- llfiniirehlmetniilem. a political turmoil
‘ rwill urine in congress which will will
flip now united Republicans into fruit-
agents. while it will unite and collmli-
date tile new fuconxnioun opposition.
“It in not tennihle to retire the green-
hunks. Therein more probability that
n bill will be sent to -.the president to
laureate their amount. It is not pond-
hle to secure the passage through either
hound: of a hill making the ureenhucks
into gold notes or authorizing bonds
payable in gold.
For the Advantage e! the Creditor.
* “The effort to do either thing will
prohnlily result in the passage of n bill
tor the redemption or the greenhouse in
nllver dollars and for the payment or
all (lulled [Staten bonds In gold or silver
' Niki. in the discretion 01' [he )irl-Hlilonl,
who will he commanded to exerciee his
option for the minimum.- oi’ the gm’crn-
miitit and not {or the advantage or the
creditor. .
"With nor-h an uproar in («ingress us
_ than proceedings will create,‘with Wriil»
t'l'n congressmen embroiled (herein,
will: presidential vetoes. as threatened
ivy fienretary tinge under angry discus-
nlon. it will happen that all business
enterprise»; and funds and elm-lot will
be disturbed. prim-u will (all. insolven-
cies will increniw and the ltcpuhiicun'
will lose the outmrcoelonul t'lm-llunn in
me all lilaastrouuly no they (“ii in 1mm
and beyond the hop:- 0! u favorable re-
uctiotl in 1W0. at which lliiiit. thereto".-
n Brynn Denilm‘ulic president and con-
';2'i’iilii will in: i-houcil.
“Whether we arc to have one or them-
Minn-“political unfeiyu—ur the Mill-r >-
plilllrlctll (it-illruclionwdopendu entirely
upon the course to he liul'iiilr‘d by iii-r—
i‘etnry Gone and those who are premium
him forwardwnumeiy. the Gold litan-
dnrti Leuue oi New York and the self
mnltltllted notional monetary confer.
cool.
"How much secretary (loge cures n r
the Republican puny in not known.
"Whether President McKinley. whose
1M telth toward bimetalli-m in coming
to the test. will stop hie iecretury in hiu
linen. «veer in not known. it in to be
he will. ‘
"But no political ultuntiou hue been
om then the present to tillllnd eyes
it!” that Republican party begun lie
nilfl'nloml vll‘cer !l'.' your: no. 'l‘ii-re
MC lime» l'iil' all lillilfl. 'I'lu'w ii in lua-
to more um! i. l'lmfl in luv-p Mill aml
new in the lime in I‘ll it"“ii.
‘ ii iii nir‘upli‘ pnllllvui minim» Illy‘ ii. I,
lupublloun pour in mm i’iillllmw . .
thvvly upon the aluminum «.1 all»
money attention and in bring on you owl
My vol“ upon currency ioflainlion.
“We out!" in await the pi-«mrmw ..r
internntlonel himelulllem. the advent oi
' Milne-e prosperity and the lining oi
tho lreuliry by the normal workinn
m to he mil in the new thrill ion“.
"the“ we will! tor the-o thin” or
m on to all destruction?
“Mill Ichlnley must decide.
"Will iii wt tor his people or tor Iiil
pinion-ate?
"linen hie allover will depend the
mo of 1M.”
W
Wu out lee mm m '
‘ Mimi’s. bee. i0.-~Nolim have been
peeled in tile mummy of the to lump
m tectonic ot the mother um
.W at the new two weellI’ ebul-
Mil the” will he only one day of kiln
. W lmi durinu the holiday:
W“, your. The more mm menu! then-
m at dollar:- in the Win in
: the norm in weave. and the unnu-
W! lift to highly owl-meted.
« W Minion Italian.
mm hoe. ”.WMM’C ”MB.
In!“ lip for the mpmit'n vleit.
mine!“ into him romai- om.
‘ and metro: iii-emit.
Mn: and. memo rum in»
m in W dentition.
‘mmumm
permanent occupation and a. reply in
Germany's action. .
The Novoe Vremyn pretends tliu
Japnn ha- no noun for complaint.
‘Unoecmuonlyuvlutheume
delta- to main shine on Sauna had
hitherto» kill“! W” ‘
no. View in not held in Berlin. I
the paper- nre nirendy ulkinl of e
possibility of Prince Henry hnving lo
nhake his mulled lint at Japan. that in
stipulated to lie secretly backed up by
England. Some or the Berlin papers
express anxiety. hut most or them “'14-
name the new: from Port Miliur Juell~
tying the German position at Kin-i
(Flinn. it not an an m-tuul evidence that
Running and (sermuny are acting to.
gather. ., '
warm-Mo oun INTERESTS.
The Movemenln o! the Powers in Chino
i-ierntlnluul In Wuhlnflnn.
Washington. Dec. 20.~~~l‘unuidernliiq-
specillliliun has ill-en urnusml in ulilciui
and diplomatic circles over the night”-
ranrc u! ilil-iclcnlu in clinnwihln with
this fifll’erinlil'fi uilitudc toward of.
{nil-ll in t‘i nu. 'l‘ln- orders to the gun-
lmlt imicigh in Hall at uni-o fur the
Auiutic amnion and the booty filling out
of tile'Clincor-l-un-i llic Miii'lt’llli fur
the some mimelun win-e um- llit nil-m.
The other was the mint sinned in mi-
vunce‘in llil’ m-nnli- against the mnliru
motion of the youihlul l'hnrli-n Page
lirynn ul lilinuifi us illllllllllc'l' in l'liinu.
Sunni-w Trill-r :nni min-rs lm<~ till-ii:
ixipuuiliun mum ilw ground that im-
icudlnx l-ulivllllmm rcqull‘e- llil' prowl-lice
in China or on .‘Hl'Tll'fin Imnisln-r ui
.vigmll uhilily. l-Ii‘mil'hmg than has in:-
- llrl‘t‘d in llw lust do)" or two lliiil who i
.m lirniill" illi- munil-llun in liw mimlx ni
pullllt‘ mi-n lhdt soliwlliing mil dowlup
to bring the liliillt‘ in l‘hinn prominently
l-llll nullllvuiy in llw from in diploiiiui‘lc
lumplvllili.
Thu «mimierrlul lnlei'ontn oi the l'nll-
c-d illulcn m l‘hinu luv. .1 grown to mull
proportion» mi in ilt'lilalll. ilwir mn.
nel'illllnli li)’ lillil nut'rrmilclil. limi
imimvinlly hi it jum-lurl- i\'li"ll they may
he threatened lay tiliillll'luilii't'n alumni
vermin in t'lililll' from the territorial
umn-oulunn m' lluuiilu and Germany.
Ulli‘ eximrt trade with Chillii hull reunite
rd n mum- where it In valuable enousl.
in he plenum-xi. Many large American
trading iirmu have cot-liiiuhed brunch
hounee in China. on exumlve marital
lion been [maid for Amerlcnn cotton
goods end numerous valuable com-elk
nlone to American» have been given hy
the (‘hlncec government. The friction
which more Ionic years no between
thle nation and China over the mean
of the r‘hineue enclueion uni, nod which
wem in the mini of the (‘eleetlul you.
"i‘liill‘HII lie- lining in reroute roman
nonwm lilo” w- I‘iillud New! willie.
Mr lll‘lihlI-F' 2.» Hull nominated the u.
\Hll'li
|i'.‘i|‘4‘
lui '
I'VO'
ll Ii!“ It‘illiin
in.” ii'liliilll' mi
lt‘lemillnceu mm oxiei.
'i'hm-u in all prowl” no idoli in the
mum of any one connected with the
Mule clopurlmem or the remote-l iikn-
iinood oi the American fleet lining oali~
ed into notion. but it in moonlit the
prmnce «of our illiipl in entern wnten
will he uul‘liylem to nerve notice upon
the powrrn that in any mm (true
American illilnumlnl lntereolu are not
to he ancrll cod or interfered with. ‘
u n IHUHIH 1‘ l
dull
Cem- Wemlipe In“ '01 It» tilled.
imndoii. Dec. er'l'lie (lemon oi'iiln-
mi Deuteehland am! Gillan milled Ill
iipllhmui lull evening olivine ii heavy
(on ”the millennium and (lotion lm
round for ltleoflllw her. (thine. u
out of the damn recent crlllm!‘ am.
Mon in more mien. mm Henry of
We. the brother of Monitor Wil-
hum. who is in: enmmenll or the am.
elm. ii! on board the
which in hie Milli). »
AM 0' MIMI. hem
Wuhinrloii. Der. town it. timeout.
the elect u! the mi lend Mice. wad
mien-ml to by Met mammals he.
tore the mute Mile rallroed column.
in on bovine «ileum flilw in“ «line
mom to u to throw MUM none at
government in! to tin hawthorn Pa.
oilic mil. lie he! mole t ulnar dentin
oi lint-lint”. . .
m lie- at “my.
limit. the ”cwmlmill Mml
Item» «will: W at homo. hue.
it WW , p U! 1 m
Dentin-hind. ‘
urc more than ililot's.
that we can find 1'
Mon- 1.01mi \Iewii.
More County News.
More Telegraphic Nomi.
More interesting iii-riding Mutter.
PROPOSALS. ‘
Proposal: will he received by tin-
limlcrulgiml Selectmen ol’ the town oi
Norwnlk, llélwmn this date and tho
lath day of IM’BHIMP, 1897. for lili‘
grading oi the highway known on thi!
(‘onnmslicm Turnpike. Mun-on "it!
west side of Stuart avenue and the
south line of the city of Norwnlk. ac-
mrdinx lo the specifications on tile in
the Solooinlon'u once in Norwalk. Sold
specifications can lit! examined at said
one». luy persona desiring to lilo pro~
poems for said work.
All proposal: must he in wlrltinli;
signed by the party; must suite ll eepv
arnle price for rock excavation, and
earth excavation. per cubic yard. and
n price for colihle paving, by the
manure yard. and he enclosed in u
sealed envelope. ondorned "Proposal:
tor grading Connecticut Turnpike."
and left at the olilm oi the ilelectnnen
on or before December islh. next. at
ill o'clock a. m.. on which day all bide
received will be opened. The con-
tractor (or will work will be required
to give a bond with surety no required
by the Inoculation. and the Select:
men «nerve the right to reject all
Mill. or to accept such all in their
iudlmenl will be for the but internal
oi the town.
FRANK H. “BRILL.
WPHBMM THOMEO.
il’AMlliill. LYNN.
Semi-linen of the Town oi Nor-elk
lint-til M A'ole-olll. l’onu.. Dm'emiulr
l. ill)?
ii I Elli
enrolment!" hunt. leek
lflfizl'lniaii. and lint-ill In.
lent-e. ennui to tile lie-l It.
mutton-‘1.“
”Minimum...“
”We 0 ‘ ’ ”m ‘
mm ”D
' C. “U...“
I.“ I. W in It
‘XMAs SHOES FOR ALL!
Al lvlolhlny time Bl. Nichole» scatters huppinem
iifliflllflifit.‘ Nothing makes or more one'n plow»
it’s taking Intonation
with you to have your feet well (and for. '
'l‘hat’e hair it come- thut limes, null untime- -
deilleleolei-geepleoeinthefiolidulht.
Whet «no he more volume or nibble or pie»
in: to any one then u put: at our
which ere elwnye the bent Mont
Glover’s New Shoe 1 Store,
l2}! Washington Street. South Non-walk.
and blown Remy.
velvet collar. 3
lining of lai
satin.
as high as $35.
. e
b
Till [limit some
Thun in all tlmoiher Normal. paper: g « . ..
ooliliiinrll. ‘
Tlébesi lone iced , rmcntn the store
is the iiome‘ not? 3153 ' '
One oi the finest stylish overcoats a man‘
can wear is of all-wool frieze. ’
(which means a loose beck). raw edges. silk
oke of Skinner’s famous satin.
_ cashmere or heavy farmer's
.. T is elegant garment is here at $15.
A triumph of good tailoring. .
O vercoats of exclusiveness and luxury
Miles 8&0. .
. nmnonron-r. noun. .,. -
:V ' open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
A ileum W at united-r
chemo of FAIRY SOAP. This
size. in designed by some of America’s heat artiste. litho-
graphed in 12 colors. and can be secured only through your
grocer during the holiday season.
if P? does not sell FAIRY SOAP—pure. white. floating-—
send its his name and we will tell you where you can get u
-FAlllY Ell-Elli!“
In blue. ‘ black
with one seam
any free to put.
do! in» 10x12 inches in
Ask him for particulars.
. mo
72 million it. y
‘ . . .
llnnry and hmplc lirnccrlm than any prcvmus your.
our shim! of it.
The iirnl lliit'hiltill in he willed it. when» run. l om'ili’l' in “ii" lionuullrr: mi
Turkey”
Let “8 take two of that {or you, .u. “1‘ will have n clloirc «lock of im-
live 'l‘ili'iioyu. I
ll. & B. English Plum Pudding. Bil- aimlil’lc nor can.
Flour. 13k- iiu. 88.00 barrel.
linnnnrlun Sun-em:
Fancy Glace Citron. 200 iii. Very lineal Loose Roleinn. llclh. three lhe
for 250. Fine Loom Relelnn. 70 ill. 4 the for 25c. lv‘nncv Siillnnn Kahlil“.
150m. Seeded Bullion. lilo and 12% 133:! lmx‘.
Fancy clouded Col-route. inc per lmr. Thm pound! sherry 0 liernee'
Pure Mull lewd, 2M.
Vii-u ouullly I'll “run” mm immoo PWl and Hum- l‘nerrieu.
limo li'nnwi Pups» r'ml i
”mediate.
‘mnhorilei. ilic fii’l noun, 9. [1.1.1:an .illlli'l‘
Dudleyfe New Golden Pumpkin and Sodium. mm nor «an.
mm Cherries in Menuhin. I50 lmllle; Queen Olives. law» In ".25
per bottle.
Trailer. 400. 50c and tile bottle. Premier Asparagus 'i'ipu, 30c" con:
dam. im- per peeling». ii for too.
(solve our special care. and we will add our donation.
name signifies the best of everything...
i
w (C1135. E‘. Seymoun Leading firg
4----—~<I Christmas,1897 1*“; A,
lilillgc ”that till! iiimlllc sixpciicc is for lwtlcr than lllt' slow shilling."
you to do butter in any stun-«Vin this sanction. We! don't («port in supply liic town. but “'0 do illtclld to fill
I»,
We quote Special Cash Prices, iwlieving‘ill‘tll
We guarantor it will in! impussib ‘
You ilnwnm lidnm Cllcciic. sol- l'iil'lii l'nmcnllmrt Cheese. ‘6 MM
, Milili‘ l‘lwcno. 500 each: Brio Cheese. 2m elu-li: Dr. Hamlin Pm
grown. lllc, 12in- und in.- "I. Sol-imi- lionqueiori Cheello. ‘000' Hi.
linuliull llniry Choose, 20c ill. V' .7
,“3.'n' and Ililc lli. Mixed Nlllll. 1"“. w .
. (‘lllulcr Raisins. 130. 2m-
M‘
We handle nothing but high ill-min Candy. {lilo lh. Mb the.
Premier (lunned Corn. 15c con. ll cone for 750. The heuj
vapors. Pli‘lilcl. Pull-up. Honey. (Tammi heels. 13W! W
line. 30:! dozen. Pop Corn. lilo pnekaae. “. 3
We can mike your fancy upon the moat mural. m
Fatim- you. over iBFllld. The linen grown» at the film}! ’
.nl‘il“ll.+ Nothing like ii in iliir uwn. :liv lb. Miler in“!
Mill“ on Megan. mixed in. for :iliv in nor Wiley [mm
M» in. Fancy timid Tana til “Mr. 01.00 and £1.25 in
.“. in» lime Milli Woollen: L’l'w: chalet- wulm. w ihz.
m. z: {in um nm. in. ‘ _ .
ilallcy lull-ladle Creamery Butter. no lbl Norilllielil in M f
"i; N. Y. Slate. 2M iii; a good Butler for no iii. "
Klil'llall Bouquet. lilo bottle. Maul Bouillon. lithe bottle.
’l‘lill rennin HANS. Llunwnln moon.
We stick to one grand principle. Quality. and defy competition as to price. We who'll moisten
Our custom. in supplying our worthy poor with a Christmas dinner. and any liwl you winh to mull? 0'“; L
Send in your orders early and avoid the rush and lean
wholesome goods. We invitcun inepcctiouo‘f outlielidomDioplny. I"rtllepllliflt‘tiall,58‘2. ~ “
What's in o halite? . A greetdeelm7
Norwalk Chronicler