mum: post-c
untenable and theypl
was unable to Ieud
were in an overt
had at
, i ‘ ’ nnhart aayI:
g.,- tins of surrender. the
, “In, picuoaa
a greatly assisted by
. dour ambulanceI
. ward and forward
line and the on.
. ' is not definitely
1. .it.
I at bladder iti-
‘.Lraad maxim Irina
since it: so this
bother the opera-
mt Monday or to
I
iver says the
mph 09."-
of the”. fight-
.' usn’ I forces
L , .theenemy at the
. gagsmcnt eugoed.
myrctrested to e-
Bradshaw and
"killed; Lieutenant
last Keats. and sev-
“ ed The Bocra had
. and several wounded.“
yuan. Delagoa Bay, Dec-
L lea Rectum. late Unl-
at Pretoria. will
, .York. Saturday, Decem-
m Rollint e United
1 agaume the
q. . X aloe uhtil‘tbe
. in ,. '
mcceaaor.
edneaday. December
expected artillery duel
and Boer forces
May. The anon.
itiona around Coleuaon.
did not reply.
nouns OISE.
' came to Secure Witnesses
L iii-m- Utah-
I. ' December lfi—Tele-
Ibsen sent to Mrs. Luella
' J.‘ Brandon. Roy Bran-
LL .Ilr. McDougall and
,guaranteelng their ex-
would come to Washing-
{In the Roberts case. The
seat. by A. 'l'. Schroeder
. non Committee. on the
I Taylor of the
‘ilee. Th are neighbors
Utah 000 are said to be
. from personal know-
haihaa held out Margaret
‘ “S“ Calla Dibble Roberts
and has nulntalned marl<
' ”with they The Iflldavlts
. I ' to this effect are on
i“ ". committee
,exps'cia to be able to
. Ih'uertioha. He will no
' t printed in the Salt
L ,the Hermon paper. over
LL are. in which Brandon
. having made an affidavit
' plural relations Mr.
... Iuent that the charges of
' I be sustained against
calf they are. that the
will find that such a charge
”situation under the Con-
‘Utdhe United States to pre-
of meanness from tau-
“and!“ melted to Mr. Roberts
to the courta and ask..
I mandamus compelling the
one: him in II a member.
.. Lplatlng such a step. but
killed to tulle it. The wit-
. have been requested to
. on Houday neat.
w—
ARCE lN HOSlERY.
‘ ‘ Tenn. December 15-
Association of Hosiery
was organized in this
at a convention of bos-
‘. ‘_’ " ntlng the largest in-
' ' line in the South. be-
at an agreement was
Mg the rice of the hos—
of the mt a. representing
L to go into effect January
WOOD 1N NEW YORK
. December III-Gellfl‘ll
the new governor gene
Ipanicd by his wife
dity from Washington.
General Wood will re-
Saturday neat. when
YALE FACULTY.
”..:-mm”:
I 7
the report that Prof.
‘ the head It the Wis—
icI will learn
the Y acuity.-
plated to have ii
: understood between us and the under-
: ay would have been valuable from I
don a “thorn
“glows her mind and '
having I bile burial and. let-
er. ”allowing a p vats mmhrnzgat it
was her own suggestion plan
‘we adopted was finally decided upon.
1 conferred with an ertakera and was
given to understand hat doing the air
fair as we did, there would be no viola.
tics of the law. hire. VInLue kept de-
claring that it was her sole object to
keep the affair from the knowledge ‘01
the still l.drcn
"On our part there was no form of
secretary about the matter. No one
was told to keep quiet and they went
to the cemetery and took the body an
as we agreed with lira. VInLue. The
idea that any haste was to be employ-
ed in the matter ia untrue. The au-
topsy was not set down to be perform-
ed till late yesterday afternoon. Does
that look as if we were going to rush
through the matter? The autopsy was
to be by one of too leading surgeons of
the city, and Dr. R E. Peck and myself.
who have been the leading phyalclans
employed on thia Iclentlilcally interest-
ing case were to assist him.
“To Ihow that lira. Van Loo knew of
the entire arrangements for the burial
it is only necessary to state that she
knew exactly where to send her child-
ren when she changed her mind laIt
night. She sent them right to Bur-
well‘I undertaking establishment.
where. according to agreement. ' the
bojdy was to be removed. Mrs. Van
Lne'a plan was to have the body re-
mbved to Providence later. This was
takers. Thla girl. who waa sick. was
cared for by two or three of as doctors
who brought her not only medicine
and carefully handled her case. but
tarnished her food as well. An autop-
scientific standpoint. as she was trou-
bled with a cardiac weakness which is
rare."
Mrs. VanLue saidzof the case:
"i never gave the doctor permission
to cut the body. He asked me contin-
ually after the girl died. and l refused
last as often and all my children heard
me. Finally Dr. Osborne effort, me
0100 if 1 would allow him t6‘ perform
an autopsy o the body. l refused his
offer. My ch ldren heard it and heard
me refuse it."
Mrs. VanLue'I'children corroborat-
ed her story.
The boys who watched behind the
tombstones in the cemetery to see it
the body would be removed numbered
five. At their head was James Van
Lue, the seventeen-year-old brother or
the dead girl. He said:
‘ AI to our knowing where to go for
the body. 1 want to say that five of us
had suspicions that the grave would be
opened and we went there. in the par-
ty were myself, William Glover. Clif
ford VInLue. William VanLuo and
John Folsom. We saw the body raised
from the ground and my brother Clif-
ford ran down the street and kept the
undertaker's much in sight till it
reached the place where it finally stop-
ped. That's how we knew where the
body was."
The body of the girl was yesterday
afternoon removed from Bnrwell's un-
dertaking room. where the autopsy was
to have been performed. and buried in
the grave from which it was taken.
Wednesday evening. The burial was
by order of Coroner Mix.
it waa said last night that Wilfred
Ford, sexton of the cemetery. was lin-
ble to be arrested on the charge of per-
mitting the removal of the body from
the cemetery without a permit from
the register of vital statistics of this
town Mr. Ford says that he was as-
sured by Dr. Osborne and by the under-
taker that there was no violation of
the law under the circumstances. He
says that Dr. Osborne assured him that
he would stand by him if any trouble
resulted in taking the body from the
grave.
—__._
FIND MORE OF PRIEST'S MONEY.
Waterbury. December 15—" became
known yesterday afternoon that more
than 04. 000 belonging to the estate of
the late Rev. Mortimer Brennan. and
which was not accounted for in the fin-
al settlement, had been found in ire-
land. The money was placed on depos-
it in one of the banks there. and both»
ing was known of it when the priest
died. This will render another settle-
ment necessary, but will please the
heirs of the clergyman living in New
York and Connecticut. He waI sta-
tioned for many years at St Anthony' 8
Church in East New York Dr. B A.
0 Mars of this city. a nephew. was ad-
ministrator of the priest's estate.
DID DOREMUS JUMP OVERBOARD.
New York. December 15—The offl-
clala of the Stonlugton line this morn-
ing expressed some doubt as to wheth-
er T. A. Doremua, a passenger on the
steamship Maine did jump overboard
while that steamer was en route from
New York to Stonington. The hiatus
arrived here from Stonlngton. and the
oacers made a report of the matter to
Superintendent Clark. The man' a hat
and a note were turned over to the sup-
erlntendent. The parser on the boat
refused to any much about the matter
plenty of chance to leave the Ilalue
before she called for Stonlngton.
skammuo A sun or cost.
San Francisco. December iii-H E.
Huntington. of the Southern Pacific
Company. has gone to lexico with a
coma of experts to make a final exam-
lnation of a bed of coal in the state of
Sonora. The coal deposit will coat the
Southern Pacific 0500000. A branch
from the Sonora Railway to the pro-
' m «it crust-mil
i‘o‘r months we here been accumulating this ’woademi variety until now
. {wt can We! must curtains
except to say that Mr Doremua had -- . - «
um beforev “them Norwelk has anal: I tsplay of head-one
to its lo.
canthlnkoioraakfor. . .
yogi w L; 1‘ W‘
....la'!" Toys: 6 urea:
I-
.in such bewildering variety it would take this entire paper to eninnerate
. Oar three floors. covering a me of 31000 souara feet. is turned over to
Holiday attraction. and puts forth the appearances of a veritable fairyI
. land. We have remembered all ages and classes. catering to the wants of
evoryona.’ Bring the children to see
it LI ‘ ‘L ‘ a 1.. t f L 1 “ L K V "
The\ Home of Santa Claus.
Bring your friends to see the greatest assortment of Christmas Noveltlea
ever attempted in The Norwalks. Churches and Societies who are looking
for quantitiaa will save time and money by shopping here.
L Special mention might be made of our fine China. Cut Glass. Lamp and
Silverware Departments-«in fact every one of the 82 departments dcaervc
special mention. for they are brimfull of new bargainI.
OPEN EVERY EVENING—PROMPT. DELIVERY.
wsswmmmn
L North Main and Ann Streets,
SOUTH NORWAL’K.
‘ GIFTS
KID GLOVES
LINED GLOVES
HOSIERY
HANDKERCHIEFS
FANCY GOODS FUR SCARFS
SILK WAISTS JACKETS _
Carpet, Sweepers at $2.00;
A. DICKERMAN & sou,
OLSE ’S
. _ 0
*
We are going to pay particular attention thll week to our ladles' med-
ium priced aboea We have Just received a large shipment that we bought
to sell for 03. 00. These Ihoes are hand sewed. the very latest style. all silos.
and widths. in button and lace. For tbiI week
$l.98.
Our Men’s Specials this week in [ion Calf. Russian Calf and Vlcl Kid are
regular 04.00 shoes. in all the latest Ityles and are warranted to outwear any
I 00. 01' e same money. $2.98.
Reu'a Patent Leather Dress Shoes made of the boat material, and wear
as good as the best. $2'98.
Old LadieI' Fleece Lined Comfort Shoea. Ill aim. , '
98c
200 pairs of Reu'a and Women's every day Inna. "Lfif
980.
School ShoeI of all kinda and prices. Call and Ice them. ' I , _
Olsen’s Shoe Store,
8i WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALS.
v!“
run 188-4.
CALENDARS
CARDS
BOOKS
PICTURES
“Advertising is the Key Note to Success."
The Evening Sentinel is the medium through which the
success is obtained.
party will coat 0100.000
-...
of ”Dwight L. R0007. “manna-L, is-
11%: 11 been so
«1?th the” ill 43. yo. Com-
pllcatinaa have arisen which have cana-
dmu“ mw& II“. I.” “.‘umfl
tleaare
33...
Dr. Frederick C. Shattuck. of Boston.
proftddr of clinical medicine at Har-
card Radical he .was called in con-
anltatlolion W nuday'.. lie endorsed
the diagnosis already. made and is
unite hopeful of ultimate recovery. Mr,
lowly is confined to his room and sees
only his family and meat intimate
friends. "
Dr. Wood declined to add anything
at all to his bulletin. it is believed
that the mnditlon of air. Moody is very
serious.
lilaI Annie E. Gunning. Tyre, Rich.
aayI he cultured a long time from dyI
papala: lost flesh and became very
weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Care com-
pletely cured me. it digests what you
eat and cures all forms of stomach
trouble. it never fails to give imme-
diate relief in the worst caaeI. George
C. StillIon, South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed, Norwal
THEY WOULD LAUGH.
if I man should wear his pantaloone
so long that whenever he appeared on
the street he would be obliged to reach
around behind and grab' hold of the
basement and hold them up. wouldn’t
the ladies laughfalsowvilio (N. Y)
Journal.
Mr. J. Sheer. Sedalla. Mo. saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Cure.
Doctors had given her up to die with
croup. it 'I an infallible cure for
coughs. colds. grippe. pneumonia.
bronchitis and throat and lung trou-
bles. Relieves at once. George C.
Stillson. South Norwalk: Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
AN EXPLANATION.
Little Dot—Hamma. l was playing
with your best tea not while you were
away. and when you bring it out for
company you‘ll be shocked. 'cauae
you'll think one of the cups has a hair
in it. but it isn't a hair.
Momma—What is it?
Little Dot-it's only a crack.-—-Piclt
his lip. '
.—
lt takes but a minute to overcome
tickling in the throat nd to atop I
cough by the use of One Minute Cough
care. This remedy quickly cum all
forms of throat and lung troubles.
Harmless and pleasant to take. it pre-
vents consumption. A famouI specific
for grippe and its after effects. George
C. Stillsou. South Norwalk: Edward P
Weed. Norwalk.
THE MOTTO lN THE LAUNDRY.
"i would like to know what that
motto is you have on the wall. Cliiney.
is it 'Bleas Our Home?’ "
Ah Sin (translating ltl——Mnu liveth
for less than a hundred years. yet gives
himself as much trouble about other
people's buslncsa as if he were going
to live a thousand—Chicago Dispatch.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Era. Captain H. Hubbard. of Eli»
ford. Del.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few done. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the mor-
ng.
For sale by R. H. PlaiIted and P. H.
Baxter.
THE TRADl’l‘lONAL SEND OFF.
“My daughter wants to be. a famous
writer."
"ilo you think she will succeed?"
“Well. she. has a good start. She
was born down on a little modest side
street."— Detroit Free Press.
RHEUMA’HSI 18 HEREDITARY.
it has Just been demonstrated by
learned Incluliata that Rheumatism in
hereditary and that it is due to a mi~
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatiam
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
Manufactured by Corona Compounding
00.. Camden, N. J. For sale by R. H
Plaistod. 43 Washington St... South
Norwalk. Conn.
P‘Al’l.’l‘ WITH THE DINNER.
Ruddy—l waa surprised that Minion
should come in to dinner an half hour
into. No gentleman will be late for
dinner.
Buddy-A gentleman is always :1
gentleman. He is never late for din-
ner. The dinner may be too early.—
Boston Transcript.
"One Minute Cough Care is the best
remedy i ever used for coughs and
colds. it is unequalled for whooping
cough. Children all like it." writes
if. N. Williams, Gentryville. ind. Nev-
er fails. it is the only harmless rcm-
edy that gives immediate results.
Cures coughs. colds. boarIencss. croup.
pneumonia. bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. lta early use pre-
vents consumption. George C. Still-
aon. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
Norwalk.
HER PREFERENCES.
“Which do you prefer." said the call-
cr, “golf or whist?"
"Golf." answered Mrs. lllykins
promptly. "ll fatigues my husband so
much when he plays it that he doesn't
talk about it in his sleep."—Washlug-
ton Star.
Townamughinwnay
TocnreacoldinOneDay
ToGureSora'l’hroatinOnaDay
ToOurefioaraoneasinOneDay
Take Cleveland's Lung ill Inier, :5 cool».
if it faiiatocure. we u-I 'eiiccriully refute-l
Hammer. 1’". ‘ - 3-" ,
Fa ale at MS Drngltore
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Wood’s
Norwalk.
HER IAIDEN' AIM.
Hoax—So young Goldrox haI taken I
Lwife. What was her maiden name?
I Joan—Her maiden aim seems to have
ibeen to marry Goldrm. and she proved
an unusually good Ihot for a woman. -
{Philadelphia Record.
‘ mun
. . family physician
cot-0&0l w orhflri‘tdubla.
x: .
.rmr U'RE' r Mitt /
.,I - , .l‘
Adoreioro'ea‘atlp‘atloo.
flawsl utronbledwi urination nfdr
mi? ruinl . my «I»
mauppoead
novaiuo whatever. a ,2" “1.411% ”agglutfy:
00"
the arveaJitomwm ..l. erand 2m-
lmva. Mid by dmggiaia.
“wow—«WW...
.l. O. JENNING‘.»
~4th llsuior. Caitliillm. Palm»
Dealer in
Wall Paper. find Ro'flor
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
ti'ce by postal. Estimates cheerfully
g ven.
1847.18.09
Plumbing and Steam Hutu:
Lllot Ilia listing.
lioi Alt Hitting.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TlN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RINGS! ‘l
Inlanudfiifchiliiilo.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
South lentil Suing: Bani
Open daily. except Saturday. from
9 a. m.. to 12 m.. and from i to 3 p. m.
Saturday. il a. in. to 12 m.. and on Mon-
day evening from 7 to 8.
interest allowed on dcposlta.
ALDEN SOLDIANS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Prest.
GEO. P. BEARSI, See. and Trans.
HORSES
To Suitfvcrybotiy.
We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TAfiLovm
”Klimt"!!! 1'0qu.
Rant): liar-Iii -
etc.
Soft Shell crabs
Pickled Oysters
Blue Point.
Bent out on the hall's-hell
imported Oil
Long Island Oysters
the finest in be llltl
Heinze’s Baked Beans
We grind our own
Horse Radish
imported Soups.
HUNT & zewrr
Til You
(list of
Pimples
On In In Wuhan.
Stay or Girl.
in Be Cured -
RY DIXIE
[20on Pearl.
ran. an 31.00 a annuals
House Boiler Explodes!
Accident in a New Britain Home.
New Britain. November Zl—An accl-
dmt exactly Ilmliar to that by which
at. H. Judd lost his life here two years
an). occurred at the residence of.
James Farrell. in Lafayette street. A'
steam boiler is the basement exploded
and was buried through the parlor
C moi ii lids
' FGOD Into Clain‘Ciit Un-
icon l es r r:
COAR Sana ”fitted!" or
Other machines chop
only. rms noes kiwi
WITH THE enemas
pom. AtrooJruau.
CROPS Potatoca. Meat.
Apple's “GE‘s 31'9“."
EVERYT INC.
A machinc you will, use
every day. Call and see it.
ComSto’Clt’L,
Watkins
St Dow.
112 Washington Street.
80. Norwalk. '
Humming
lt isnota bit too early
g to think of Holiday
Goods. and it is well
worth rememberingthat
nowhere' in town canb’e
found a larger assort-
ment of gifts suitable
for every member of the
familyihaniu our store.
W e are already laying
goods aside for Christ-
mas delivery.
A. J. COLLINS & 00.
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers,
12 North Main Street. *
Daily F relghtline
Between
NORWALK. 1
coins uoawsut. .1 l
and
NEW roux. ' i
Propellers "
CITY OF NORWALK. '
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 6 p. in. Leave South
Norwalk, 0 p. m. Leave New York,
Pier 23, East River. Seekmau Street.
3 p. m.
N. v. N. in ii. R. RI
TIME TRBLE.
LEAVE SOUTH NOSWALK '03
NEW YORK.
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8:11. 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
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P. lit—3:212. 5:35, 7:20. 10:10.
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NORWALK.
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Bridgeport in addition to shun. p.
m.. 2: 42, 5: 04:. 7: 20.
SUNDAYS.
A..:ii—-l 111.1 ”1.76.0.18. I
door. carrying the floor with it through
the ceiling into a room above. The
chimney was completely removed aadl
the house in general wrecked. insure;
your house boilers in the HARTFORD
STEAII BOILER INSPECTION I IN-
SURANCE C0.
DTAYLOR & GOLDEV
Agents
9. is.:-—1 1a.
SOUTH NORWALR T0 DARWIY.
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