twenty-live dead. sev- deot roundeof . trenches. The ene- llery. Only one Am- ea inspired false re- rictorlee in Lurch are 250 native po- ii? , motAmerican doth; ~ e preei en ; ‘ antral 331 road and a Wbm' Herrera) the War Department j. baking in Negros as bomber s. 1899 “”3"" the outbreak of nat- ct of South Negros ,yaported recent. great so in Luzon and Pan- “believe. The ex- ' ~ ~ not ascertained Ledyard. Sixth Infan- . emulates wounded One - dlfleulties arises from cir- , ,~ We among the na- "‘tary newspaper articles m and European publi- printed in Spanish in San Iadrid, and by Hong Kong tilrcufuted in Philippines. have based adll hopes upon ‘ deapatch from General Otis a, . todaysa ship elief.y just returned changing two hundred and . . etch soldiers. two hundred y . ' Spanish prisoners; re- - ‘ hundred Spanish prison. ‘ for which we send trans- , g. Colonel Hare. 'i‘hlr- . try. toothungudu fit- ' and now with a portion ' _ t-aad bouillon Thirty- may .in pursuit of insurg- . t to Lepanto . h which Agulnaldo of western Luzon ve assistance.“ Marta the arrival ”Olympia with me , .one hatallion oi rift I airy and some rc- We were no casualties dur- . : ge. - mass PO“. 0!. . , Police-ea eel a Woman Dead in The Hesse at Lords. . Dec. 8—Pollcemun Ilcnslc Dugai street station. and n . . said to be Mamie Jack- yeurs old. were found dead in . today in a room of the ' -fl Lords." a Houston street had been tilled by gas. the twr Q's room being found turned on ‘ _l windows were closed tight- . neom over the door was r this was an accident or done by one or the other to icide. is not known. There at scratches on the man's Mr» give rise to the theory that 'the woman may have quarrcled retired. 1 “lubed his tour of duty at . put on plain clothes and ar- m hotel with the woman o'clock. t 0!" NEGRO DENOIINCED. ~» December 8-1 he burning . negro at liayevtlle. hy.. Wednes- ' " "fl denounced in resolutions ao- yht a. meeting of the ids ll. Wells ’u Club. a colored organisation. ions declared that it was Christian forces to unite in . the burning of human be— lldoreed the action of the Na- ‘filtlolynchiag Bureau. of Chl- whirh.‘ through its chairman. . B. Wells-Barnett. has asked fi the mayor. minister and pe- ‘ ._ w Mlle. NONE tilt wrt moomus. ‘ ll this city and cmploycd defeat what they claim is all the part of certain cor- tl'ganltatlons to send resolu- meat to the gov cruor of Kon- . lMcmla-r ti—Capv a..." have held a mriea ot he withdraw in thoir favor. cape Nome beech dig. . AT NEW LONDON. December e—Richard a“ ueventyueia. white re- ": a: t: anco mtile la rue a peeeeum Gretna extension and trill- It occurred not over the Union station. ' I sure DEAD. . . bar I—Iarnhviae 'ef lembriae Patchea («an John P. Squires & Courpany 3%.”ie Boston packers.“ intrtend build a large cold storms and preview ion house. Squires & Company are nominally pork packers. out they announced their intention of handling ‘ircsh beef in this city. it is also said that P. Barry I Sons the well-known produce dealers. are to locate in this city with a large coio storage warehouse it is evident, therefore. that in the near future there will be the following concerns in this city. all handling dressed beet: Armour & Company, Cudahy Pack- ing Company. ingraham. Swift h Com- pany. Nelson Morris J. Company.'i Hartford Provision Company. hendltn'g their own products; The Hartford Beer Company, handling Hammond pro- ducts: E. E. iluributt. headline Cud- ahy beef; H. L. Handy it Company and J. P. Squires & Company. hand ling some western beef. ' INCREASED WAéIES IN \VILIJIIANo Willlmantic. December S—Tbe 301 operatives at the cotton milla Oe' the Winham Manufacturing Company wen gratified yesterday with the announce meat that they would receive a it) per cent advance in their "gas. commenc- at the mills here that the management is considering the adtieahillty of rau- ning nights if the neccueary help- can on secured, while constantly iricresred machinery is being aided in the effort to till existing ’ordem. _—*— etc—— SEVEN FAMILIES HORNE!) (iti'f. Collinsvilie. December ri-A tlr. which started in a large toncnmi block owned by bit-1. S. t'. ”DENNIS shortly after 7 o'clock last night or or» Oil upwards of $2.000 damage. mostly by water. There were or. or l'illtlh families residing in the bio: it ‘i'tr: fir: started in the top story l’mxo ionic: on known canes. ' ‘ TARIEF 0N CITRUS FRUITS. Sacramento. Cal., December s—Jl‘hc Chamber of Commerce has adopted resolutin ns emphatically protestine against ho Senate ratifying the Jam alcs treaty which would have the ef fect of reducing the uni! on citrus fruits. which action. it is declared would be a great detriment to the cit rns fruit industry on Northern Califor nia. ToOnnnOougbinOnc Du; thaOoldinanDay IoOnreSorc'rhrcatinOne Day ToOareKoareeneesinOneDay l‘alre Cleveland‘s Lung Healer. 25 cent If it failatot. are. wewill cheerfully rdur. ‘ou'm n -'_T"i"' -i- vhfmn‘ For sale at Plalated'e Drug Stor- South Norwelh. and Edward P. Weed'e Norwalh. “0h ihcre are generally a few around. although the mosquitoe have thc majority. "--lndleaapolie Journal. PRINTING brings good results. A business is judged by its printed matter. It costs very little to have your work done by us in good form. , 6. ”RIM. Seuduell'd'g. “Mall. ‘HE—x House Boiler llxplodesl Accident in a —Now ”Britain Home. New Britain. November ill—An acci- dent eaectly similar to that by which M. H. Judd lost his life here two years ago, occurred at the residence oi James Ferrell. in Lafayette street. A steam boiler to the basement exploded and was hurled through the parlor door, carrying the floor with it. throulh the ceiling into a room above. The chimney was completely removed and the house in general wrecked. Insure your house boilers in the HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION d IN- SUMNOIIC TAYLOR a. GOLDEN. Agents 0007!! NORWALK. CONN. . II”- 4 lng next loaday. Burineee is so good ‘ house in the Omaha I“; 7' Holiday RI BBONS. We have arranged for our usual sale of Ribbons for Christmas fancy on center counter. We offer a variety at. popular prices and besides show a large assortment of populargAIl linen Hemstltched. as well as fan- stylcs and colors. JACKETS AND FURS. As the weather becomes colder thc: demand will increase. We can excellent values in Ladies' Jackets and I we have made a special 0‘ WSW" “019‘?!“ of these popular goods to sell Chilren’e goods. We invite attention to our Holiday Line, calendars for 1900, Booklets, Books. Medalion Pictures, Jewelry. Neck- wcar and Other items. now open. A. DiCkerman 8- S611, burs Ibis is tliebesl ‘ ’pbitrd week of the season. Select sour hoods now while the stocks are new and complete, and before the great iiol- idau rush bedins. . All goods purchased now will be held and delivered at convenience of butter. OPEN EVERY EVENING . GOODS DELIVERED 50 MILES. W. S STURTEVANT . North Main and Ann Streets, souru NORWALK. “ Christmas Attractrons. i should m... tint liANDKEItCHIEl-‘S. As usual. we show a large variety of this useful and so largely used ar- tlclc. We have a good assortment at be. work largo Icy styles, at 10c. and especially attrac- itive lines at 15c and the. Better once fut 35c and 50c. ; Initial Handkerchiefs. at 5c. 10c. 25c. BMWIOUTINO FLANNEL NIGHT ROSES. Have just received some attractive int 75c. 890 and $1.00. 8d. Washington at , South Norwelk. 1 OLSEN’S. We are 00h! to be! partlcular attention this week to our ladies med- ium priced shoes. We have Just received a large shipment that we bought ‘3. 00. These shoes are hand sewed. the very latest style, all sizes to sell for and widths. in button and lace. shoes for the same money. aegoodeathebeet. 200 pairs of len' e and Women' s cv ery day shoes. School Shoes of all kinds and pri tee. Call and see them. Olsen’s Shoe Store, A!!! WASBIIG‘I‘OI STREET. SOUTH hill'hlli. $l.98. Our hien'e.Speciala this week in Box Calf. Russian Calf and Vici Hid are regular “.00 shoes. in all the latest styles and are warranted to outwear any $2.98. hfen'e Patent Leather Dress Shoes made of the belt material. and wear $2.98. Old Ledies' Fleece Lined Comfort Shoes, all since, WW“... a- ...- , For this week mount-Jae .‘ 98c 98c. IMPORTANT. mm" record at nee-m IACOI M LAYI‘E‘OMI thrust; «italic and «fistula «trip; he in ‘ ‘ polo.3 in v . "‘01,” o ot twee mtly. carry t3tl . , tench Care is taken internally, ectinr directl rival the blood and mucou thatWo t Where” destroy ng t e foundation of the disease. an Mel the. patient soil-u. by build ingd up the constitution and tails and rain doing its work .e pro prietore ha'veao much faith in its cur ntive powers, that they offer One Hun and Dollars for any case that It fail to care. Send for list or testimonial. Address. F. J. CHENEY h (10.. 'i0 l .0. Sold by drugglsts. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. "When I came to this town." said th' man on the dry goods box. "everythlar I had in the world was tied up in a ret‘ banduns handkerchief " was waiting for a train?" box, scratching his jaw. “everything I've got in the world is tied down with mortgages."—Chlcago Tribune. lites Annie E. Gunning, Tyre. Mich" says he suffered a long time from dye- pepsia; lost flesh and became very weak. Kodoi, Dyspepsia Cure com pletely cured mc. tdigcsts what you eat and cures all forms of stomach trouble. It never fails to give imme- diate relief in the worst cases. George C. Stillaon. South Norwalk; Edward I’ Weed. Norwallr. I am not. satisfied witn tlic nn-w min- istcr. said the old-fudriuucd deacon; his sermons are too short. I could stand that. uulrl tlrc libcral brother. if they were not so narrow. Even that might be overlooked. said the third. a. studious one. but they are hopelessly shallow. Then they voted to make a change—Brooklyn Life. Mr. J. Sheer. Sedans. lilo. saved his child's life by One Minute Cough Cure Doctors had given her up to die with croup. It. ’s an infallible cure for coughs. colds. grippc, pneumonia bronchitis and throat and lung trou- bles. Relieves at date. George (‘ Stillson, South Norwalk; Edward 1’ Wet-d. Norwalk. "My income is srnnll." said a rather dilatory lover." "and perhaps it is cruel of me to take you from your father".u "Hut I don’t l.ve on tho roof." was the prompt rcply.-liarlcxu Life. it takes but a minute to ovcrcomo tickling in the throat "(I to stop r cotrgh by the use of Goo Minute Cough cure. This remedy quickly cures al' forms of throat and lung troubles. Harmless and pleasant to take It pre- vents consumption. A famous specific for grippc and its after eilects. Georg. C. Stillson, South Nornulk: Edward I’. Weed. Norwallr. There are timcs when this world seems very entail—«me of tho tinrcs is when you are trying to dodge your creditors. SAVED A BOY’S LIFE. lire. Captain If. Hubbard. of hill- ford. Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm eav- ed my boy's life. He began Just like the one we lost with croup. We gave him a few doses. He quickly dropped It'l- eleep. and was all right in the mor- a ng For sale by R. H. l’laisted and I“. if Baxter. Always purclrarc umbrellas in dry wcsrthcr. us they are suro to go up whenever it rain. RHEUIATISI IS HERNDITAHY. It has Just been demonnrlted by learned specialists that Rheumatism tr hereditary and that it is due to a mi erobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatleu Cure ltilie the microbe and cures the disease. Price one dollar per package Manufactured by Corona Compoundint 00.. Camden, N. J. For sale by it. It Plaieted. 43 Washington St.. Soutt Norwalk. (loan. Salli a than with the gout: "/’I'lir Min is somcthing awful. but I can't kick." “One Minute Cough Care is the beat remedy I ever used for couchs and colds. It is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all likevit." writes H. N. Williams. Gentryvllle. Ind. Nev- er fails. it is the only harmless rem- edy that gives immediate results. Cures coughs. colds. hoarscucss. croup. pneumonia. bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. its early use pre- vents consumption. (lr‘m'uc t'. i-ltili- mu. South Norwalk: Edward P. Wcml Norwailt. A man be liable in card Iris broad up- on tho warm-s during his rim m-cnn voyeur. but it's his llrst vxmrraiun in u balloon that malice Irtnr mmt'. ti'ey'hrvah up a HCold over and other pr. sous amm- from the a atom. Trillium Milt For main ivy Awllii," hlfl.m~:1- Edward P. Weed. lit Wall street, Norwalli. "I wonder why it is." said the proud father. “that Willie has suddenly de- veloped .r. prtfercncc for saying his irayers to me?" His wife laughed mfalty “He knows you can't correct him it me he. , flmt "And now?" said the tourist. who "And now." replied the men on the fir'i. .‘lelilf‘t'J to cum' "9/” “33/ w ,‘ JLM’IIAM 6i BUTLER. tritium-2rminimums, 50 South Main street. .Iuslc mu Bloch. so. nouwsrx .i. ii insidious. . Pew dingo. lithium. Panto. "Dealer in ant P. pct. Ind 8on1" 1 NORTH MAIN STREET. South Norwallt , Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers Barriers and Gill Molding taken to houses for inspection. on no- tiice by postal. Estimates cheerfully g ven. um. M 1899. Plumbing and Steam Heating iiot litter lluiing. lint iir Heiflrg STUVI'IS AND RANGES. blAlla' AND IIN liOOl-‘I ING fins and Stcnnr Fitting. (iris Fixtures. Metal Ceillnz. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND ERRORS 1 irdonesdfiiichkiuio. ii WALL STREET. NORWAIJL .‘J etc. hutlifltliirvaiiwsiiir'gflui 0pm daily. (-chot Saturday. from 9 u. m.. to 12 til.. and from l to 3 p. or. Saturday. its. in. to l. m.. and on lion- day months; from? to R Interest ullourrl m1 .Ii- posits. ALIIICN SOLMANS. I’r'tst. JOHN II. PERIIIS. Vice-Prcni. GEO. l" IIEAItSE. SN. and Trans. .. .‘fi... HORSES To Suit Everybody. We have them coming by the car-load every few days. M. TXfiLov. 00mm 103.7113. Booth Ins-wan- D. W. RAYMOND. honored Dtrcctcr and Smbrdnter. (ill Washington St. S'nrto Norwzrlk, lirelricncc. ‘J (fro-scent 'l‘o-rrucv Tclcphouc at house. 1:441. A WANT AD. TN TIIE EVENING SENTINEL WILL BRING QUICK EMF-NS. Soft Shell Crane Pickled Oyatcru Blue Point. Bent out on tlw half-shell Imported Oil Long Island Oysters the linear to be had Heinzc'u B-hcd Boone We grind our own flora: Radish Imported Sou pu. Hum & zuurr; Tel. 85-4. hes-ales sheet." Nae-“4.0mm “'"“ Pimplu “haw" Iqaluit. TibBtGliitd 1"” Royal Poem. «Mm-w...“- Mwar we: . Non-iii. mean-u H... already noticed .t ayir__v .. help it. theyre so in tally invite You' re wohdnidg asking yourself the u a: “w l’ in them?”Weil MW , prcruuus for one thing. The kind of pictui‘ee thnt the longer one looks at, the more they want to see. To use ”more." last step inside. the windows are'otrl'fd “Iorctrtutc.” We'll cheerfully show you many works of art and if you’re looking for an ideal gift you can find it here. of nor sovmr’cs minty effects of the "master band?‘ the on" who so skillfully plye the brush. Everybody knows we' re heads quarters for , PICTURE FRIIIES. Wail Papers. Painters' Supplies, Art- iste' Materials. ' Pictures Framed to Order. Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorating. DECKER, 87 Washington street. South Norwalli. Conn. Tel. Cull. 143-5. Open cvcnlngs till 8:30. 7.5-3... . .- CHOPS ALL KINDS OF FOOD into Clean Cut Unl- i’orm Pieces as FINE or COARSE as wanted. Other machines chop meat only. THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CHOPPING BOWL ALTOGE'I'HER. CHOPS Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Cabbage. Bread.— EVERYTHING. A machine you will use every day. Call and see it. Comstock, Watkins 8: Dow, 112 Washington Street, So. Norwalk. TIIE LITGEST STOCK IN THE TWIN CITIES. A stmu full of KINMI things. In spite of tho f.r.t that fm-irrturc is higher than for runny 3mm past. we have sol-l turn" this star-um than over before. 'ilio rcr on is plain. Our styles are better. quality licttr-r. and the prices lower than Hill”! No other line so large. on oihrr pr-hcs so low. \uu' it find on our floor a (omplcto lirrc of Dining Room Furniture, Chamber-Suits. l’arlorSuits, Couches. Library Tables, Combination Cases. Iron Iieds, Odd Dressers. Fancy Chairs. Chiffoniers. etc. Now is the time to buy. while the stock is full and fresh. i. J. TIIIINS I III. Milli Directors and initiators. . I! North Main street. South Harwell. -.. ._- .,_:3 Daily Freight Line Between NORWALK. SOUTH NOEWALK. and new 1081!. Propellers CITY or NORWAUK. VOLCAN AND IAOLI. Leave Mather... Leave up. I. iaaveltew'! liver. heat-an -..,.e— . re: who “haven't has our way" we coped ' Then. too. we have hundreds x5;
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