penutyies ondkolom. idln'oi‘)’. Mall. harlot.
‘kilkltKIlCilell Lamps. at “prices ranging
. each The largest and nuclei .hc
‘ l” L titty. 1523!}. ii‘...’ Limit till "u i": s
WlPuritun," “Conn-all” “Brooklyn,“J—the best
. Spotless. Economical, Sale.
honor: run’nn’sr RANGES
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untiiulj line {fever
,1 . ‘ mnnunnorn."
_« if our HOL‘TD-AY FURNITURE NOVEI..’l‘lES are in,
‘, oustosiookeari through this line. Odd shaped
.IVANS. MO. R13 CHAIRS, TABLES. CABL
l3 to ‘efonnd in no other house in this state.
I MADE-THE
iii nel'Cotiiectiouery should not fail to visit this popu-
, lie looking at the many attractions in our house;
nde'oi “choice confections, 20c. 11).
is Week: ‘ Buttercups, Peanut Brittle. Creamed Wal-
ortedfihocolates. ‘
M...
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. ,. bottom: of the Piano we handle. guarantee and sell.
1th space prevents expiating on its many merits. We carry
0 1c: in all Sizes, styles and woods. _ Pianos exchanglcd.
ilé‘iifia‘ . . id :m‘illlilflfl I
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Open every evening.
in
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Hill/liliNdeD ANN srs- SOUTH NORWALK.
" . mmmmoooumumm
lion comm WEATHER
We mvrte your attention‘hto our
owes" Jackets at $5.00.
.\ Black and Castor. Serge Lined.
adies' Jackets at $10.00.
I . Black. Oxford Mixed and Castor.
‘ ‘ Guaranteed Satin Lined throughout.
{haw Golf and Cloth Capos.
Some attractive styles in
Misses’ and Children’s Jackets.
We are prepared to supply your needs in
White and Colored Blankets.
Quilted or Knotted Comfortables.
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk. .
IllilTl Pill
( anti Manhood...
potency. Night Emissions, Loss of Memory, all wasting dis-
.‘oaieti. all eflects of solimbuae or excess nod indiscretion. 6°
lesion Vitality
JAIitme took: out! “000 builder. Brings the pink PILL.
r giiiw. to pole cheeks snd restores the fire of youth. By
: mu soc. per box. 6 boxes for $1.50, with our bank- 60
. able {mime to cure or. refund the money paid. 01'.
Bond or circular and copy of our banknbleguaranloe bond. '
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[038%th cure for Loss of Power. Varicocele. Undeveloped or Shrunlmn
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- and the Results’ oi Excessive Use of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor. By IIIIII
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in days or refund money psid. Address ‘
. ‘ uenvrm MEDICAL COMPANY
mason-on loom ‘ onioaoo. reunion
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, file‘ilyp‘poaqe c. sriLLeou. nruuolst. ennui Norwaik. Conn.
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BAXTER’S or
PLAISTED’S
Born in Bavaria, Bepsn‘utfe In This
Country so‘ s Reporter, [and tie-
camo tho Prentdenbof Great
" Railroad Interestaa‘
W
" unw mun. Newman waneur
:Yillhrdfdied tit his ntiillm'fil‘ii’lmllefll'tl -
loyabn-iiiiod-liuinbnl brat nightlifroni the ‘
cft’octn of n cold. contracted ii \vook
ago. '
Henry Vllliird wuu born In Heinrich
Hiignrd. in Buoycr. lilieninh llnvnriii,
. on April 11. W35. Hill .ui'eot-itrtclo.
Thedor (father of .‘iuliun Hilliard. who
bocnmosuperintendent of the United
Stilton coast survey). led a migration
of tho inmily connection to Bellovliio
iliinoin. in 1335, His father. (lurituv.
was In the judicial nervioo of tho
lluvurinn govurnmont. and cndod ur.
judge of the Supreme lourt. iii Mun-
icb.
Young Hllrmrd wnn educated iii
schools in Swoibruckot. Plinlnbourg
nnd Bpeyor. but in October, 1853.
broke off his university ntudics. turd
not. out for the United Staten. intend:
ing to Join the colony of his relatives
at Bollovlllc. His tnthcr'n opposition
to this step. motto him borrow the our-
name of u French uchoolmntc. nt
I’Iiulnbourg. und ho hocumo Henry Vii-
lard.
Arriving at Hoilcvillc. he become a
newspaper reporter. and continued In
the profession until 1866. During
these ycuru ho carved on a legislative
corronpoudcnt In Indiana and illinoln;
in political reporter. reporting the Lin-
coln-Douglas debuted. the Chicano
Convention which nominated Lincoln.
the Lincoln campaign. and Inter (lit a
war correspondent and u Europcun
correspondent. The papers he served
in this period. were the Cincinnati
Commercial. the New York Horuld
the Chicago Tribune, and the. New
York 'l‘rlbuno. iind purl of the time he
Who at the hand of news burcnuu ut
Whohlngton. iurly in 1881 Mr. Vii
lnrd ucqulrcd ‘ihc New York Evening
Post and Tho Nution.
in January. infill. in Bordon. ho inur-
rlod Funny. the only daughter of WII~
lium Lloyd Gurrison. in 1868 be win:
chosen uccrotury of tho nowiyfoundmi
American Social Science Association.
huvinn its heudiiunrtcrs in that citv
und did not ilnnlly rcllnqulnh the post
until 1871.
it was in tho luttcr your l‘lli. whlic
on u visit. to Europe. Mr. Vllini‘d began
his ruilroud curccr. Hc formed u con
nection with Frankfort and Berlin
bunkers. und in 1873 returned to the
United States. buying for thc (ici'mnn
bondholders the property of tlic Orc-
gon d1 Cniifornlu ilullroud Compnnv
und the Oregon Stoumuhlp (Yompnny
being inudc president in 1875. Ho uct-
ml no one of thc rcccivcrn of the Run
sun Pucitlc Rnilroud Cotiipiiny. (Hill in!
or bounlit up thc bonds of illt' roml
11c bccumc lutci-cutod In tho (lrognu
Strum Navigation Company. and tin.-
t')rcgon Railway and Nuvlguiieui (‘oiii
puny. of which hc hccuiuc prculdciii
null then fill‘illt‘ti the ()roizon und
’l‘ruus-contint-pint. with which hw
iucrpcd the two other cniuminics to n
m cullml blind pool. with tho Ni)l‘iilt‘l“l
l'miilc. Iii-int: (‘iIUtii'iI pumldcni of iiit‘
liiiicr tf)lll|lilli}'
.\ i’cw vcuru lutcr thi- t'illlllillllit-w‘. m
which he wnu lntcrcuicd hccninc no in
rolvcd thnt [lil‘l't' wus u coliupec. In
which Mr. \'illni'd uul‘fcrcd vci'v licuv
ily. Returning to (ii-rinnny. he formed
new financial rcluiionn. which cnuhlcd
him to rcpnir bin fortune. und coining
buck to this country he sturmd In oncc
more no u cupituliui. In 1890 he pur
chunod from Thomas Edison. his cicc
tricui niuiiufucluring factory. and with
the Edison Lump Company. of Now.
ark. N. J., und the Edison Works at
Schenectady. N. 11. us a basis. orgun
izcd tho Ediuon Goncrnl Electric Com
puny. of which he become president
serving in that capacity for about two
years. in October. 1889. he became
chairman oi the Northern board of dir-‘i
actors. but the panic of 1,893 occasion
ed tho loss oi most of his fortune. nnd
led to his wlthdruwul from ruliroud
mnungomont.
Mr. Vlilard lived in New York city
his summer homo being “Sliur\vood.'
ut Dobhs Furry. on tho liuiloon.
PLANS FOR CUP DEFENDER.
Model for Syndicate Boat Sold to Have
Been Completed.
NEW YORK. November i2~ilrinigii~
er Nut llorreuhoff in still at work on
piiinn mid specifications for thc lulu
cup dcfondcr. says it Bristol. ll. 1.. dc-
sputch to tho .iouruui und Advortluor.
Tho model for the nyndlcutc bout nnu
been completed. the general design
having been worked out some tlmc lin-
for in u miniature pinn. and orders
have. been glvun within the pilot. ten
days for sutilclont bronze for the un«
dorhody nmi top-sides fillii enough
Ieud. uddcd to the stock in hnnil. for
tho bulbcd illl'litlt‘i.
Whether it contract bun yct boon
mode for tho iitcol friiiuon cuniiot bu
qurnod. nor in It likely to ho known
hoforc Homo oi the material urrivou.
m
THE "1F" I'N CHECKERS.
Anniyzing.n grime .‘iuut played lit the
club by two checker experts seems to
be almost on fascinating ri correction
to thc epoctutorn on any other branch
of the some. Time and again have We
watched it brill dozen chockorists who
were busy suggesting "this move to
druw" or “that move to win.” whlle
on equal number would ho .lunt iii!
eager to prove the unnoundnonn of tho
lines in quoetion. By tho tlmc uoth
olden are through, the position has houn
thoroughly slitud and its Intricaclon
ure apparent to oil. Muny piuyorn,
however. are not very anxious to have
their f‘good thingu" displayed und ud-
vertinod In this manner and generally
decline to «newer “lending" question».
When all amateur whom the late
James Wyllie had lulu doinutod m a
game. count. tlm piccon hi a certain po«
utiion nnd unid. "Mr. Wyllic. if 1 but!
pluyod no lnntond of my original move.
I think i would Inivn drawn the
iliiinli.” the “Herd Luddio" rotortod.
"They are ill! drawn if you put them
bii‘clti fur onough."-9chnofor'u Check-
or n .
into pneumoniuor‘co sumitlon. ‘Ono
it
and. known by the
liable"! at. (lei-man's note. ,it plumb:
clone to thorivor‘ Ve‘r unit only u tow
yordn from St; Albnn'a[nbhoy. . .
””9"”
w
Women are alwnyalu quest of sonic-
lhlugwbiit ii 00111“th seems to nun
thorn bout. “ fl. . .
I
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Youcnn't niford toyink your life by
"allowing a cough or “hold to develop
minute Corinh' Cure 111 are throat
and lung troublou’ tinker than any
other preparation k Own. Muny doue
torn use lion (1 specific for. grippe. it
In an infallible remedy for *eroup.
Children like it. and mothers endorse
it. (i. (3. million. Baum Norwuik: n.
1“. Wood. Not-walk. ‘
u.
It's only natural that cloth uhould
look worn when it'louou its nup.
JELLO, THE 'NEW‘DEBBERT.
pioneer all the family. Four flavors:
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry nnd Straw-
berry. At your grocers. Try it to
day.
Nobody commend» Idlc curiosity for
looking for work.
When you feel that. life In hardly
worth the candle trike n' done of Chnm~
borIuin‘n Stomach and Liver ’i‘ublotu.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
up your liver; and regulate your bow-
cln. making you feel like u new men.
For sale by George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk. and Edward 1’. Wood. Nor-
wn k.
The people who go to church iiilrn
tukc chnnccu.
There In more. Cuturrh in this sec-
tlon of the country than all other diu-
ouncn put together. and until the lust
few yearn was supposed to be incur-
iiblc. For a great many yours doctorn
pronounced it. a local disease. and pro-
ocribcd local remedies. and by con‘
ntnntly falling to cure with local treat»
incnt. pronounced it lncurnblc. Bclcnco
bus provcn cuturrh to ho a constituv
tionul disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hull's (Sir
turrh (hire. manufactured by I“.
.l. Cheney & (30.. Toledo. Ohio.
In tho only constitutional cure
on the market. It is taken in-
tornuly. In doscu from 10 drops to n
tciiupoonfui. it acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the syn
tom. They offer one hundred ddllurs
for any code it falls to cure. Sand for
circulars and testimonials.
Address. F. .i. CHENEY .9; (10..
Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggintu. 75c.
lluli'u iv‘mnily Pills arc the bout.
.\ due. bill vcryl, frequently monnn
"mum. tun." .9
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A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
His LITTLE SON'S LIFE.
Mr 11. it Illnck. ilic well-known
villugc blucksmiili iit (li'uhuinsrillc.
Sullivan (.‘o., N. 1'. Kilj'l'l' "Our little
i011. five years old. bun ulwuyn been
iubjoct, to croup. and no bud have the
attucku boon tlmt we have fourcd
mnuy times thut he would did. We
huvc bud the doctor. und [Infill luiiiiy
medicines. but Chamberlain's (Bough
llomcdy is now our utilc rclinncc. It
acorns to (linuoivc ilic tough mucous.
and by giving froquont, doncu. when
thc croupy symptoms appear. we hnvc
found thut the drcudcd croup is cured
before it gcln settled" There in no
danger In giving this remedy. for It
contains no optiiin or other injurious
drug. and only bc given no confidcutly
to u buhe as to nu ndnlt. For nuyc by
G. C. Stillson. South Norwulk. and iii.
P. Wood, Norwnlk.
When men abuse you suspect your-
self; when they praise you suspect
thorn.
To remove troublesome corn or
buiilon: First son the corn or bun-
ion in warm write, to soften it. than
pure it down an dlosoly on possible.
without drawing blood. rind apply
Chamberlain's Puln Balm twice daily;
rubbing vigorously for five minutes at
each application. A corn planter
should be worn for». few days. to pr0~
feet It from the shoe. An u general
linirnent for sprains. bruises, lameness
and rheumatism. l’uin Balm to un-
equaled. For unto by George C. Still-
uon. South Norwulk, nnd lildwurd P.
Wood. Norwulk.
._......._._._..
It's utrnngo that the. chop who wants
to nee Ilfc ncvcr nturtn out until after
dark.
Churnborlnln’u Stomach and Liver
Tablets euro blilouonons. constipation
and headache. They are easy to take.
and plouunnt in effect. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwulk.
and Edward 1’. Wood. Nm'wnik.
it. in on may muttcr to dlntingutnb
friends from rolutlvon ut woddlnxn und
funerals. ,
DoWItt,‘s Witch. llnnol Salvo will
quickly haul the worst burns nnd
cookie. and not lonvo a sour. it can he
applied to cute and row surfaces. with
prompt and soothing effect. line It for
piles and skin dinonuon. Beware oi
worthless counterfcltu. (i. O. Eltiiieon.
South Norwnlk; E. P. Weed. Norwaik.
W
Doctors nrc iiuppoecd to be healthy
becaunc they never tukc their own
medicine. ' ‘ ‘
Both mnlt‘crn and circulators of coun-
torieitn commit fraud.
will not deceive you into buying Worth-
loan countarfcitu of DoWItt‘ii Witch
linen! Solve. The original In infallible
for curing pilon. some. oczcmn and all
skin diseased. (it. C. Stillron. dputh
Norwaiktlil. 1". Wood. Norwnlli. '
. .
m
Ono way to make npplo trees burn
unit
counter.
mention below.
FANCY SILKS. To be sure Plain Silks are muck
Section no climatic: a place.
W‘Jff‘l‘iif‘tmge‘t'l M bier ones
are ‘sarnei'mntal €17
somewhat exclusi'be.
$1.25 ‘ ; $1.50
OUTFITTING A MAN is. like most other things.
one kno‘lbs ball). or rather what. The Haberdashery
of Men's Underwear. One we think of
facturlng Co’s "Tibolr‘ Standard."
cause we knob it to be a standard of
Natural Wool and Camel 's Hair of the finest
” Valley Cashmere" quality are the kinds
DAINIY DINNER DISHES do not. of course.
the food served therein.
created in the mind .of the diner.
empli’fy this act. Several styles
pretty and al are Gold trimmed.
The price is exceptionally low.
41142100!
I
rt'cs Which seem, par excellence.
fare is pleasing and the style of patterns especially suited.
of tbe armrest arrivals in the Sectiom ~plar'n color.
and dot designs. and Silk embroidered dot.
b0?» knot and Fleur de Lis Flannels.
Established i857.
BRI DGEPORT. CONN.
WARRANTS FOR TRAIN ROBBERS.
SHOT THE ROBBER DEAD.
Station Agent at Gsle's Ferry Killed
An Unknown Burglar.
(lAlilil'S FERRY. November lZmAn
unknown man Who shot and instantly
killed. Suturdny night. while riding
the money drawer at. the station of
the Norwich & Worcester railroad
Tho etutlou muster, George Brooks.
Men Who Held up Northweatern Train
Will Soon he Arrested.
CHICAGO. November l2——’l‘he llcc~
ord says: According to me American
Express Company. five men who held
up the Northwestern train. No. 9. on
October 13. 1899. at Tower W. near
(lhii-ngo. will be arrested today. Last
1’?” pleural:
.~ flll‘dil Will beta en-
'Sont‘e‘ of them «we
bub—~50 are fancies. Elna. soft finished Taffetas “admirable accord
in texture. with .1152 rick combinations of color which “make our Silk
lgkt and delicate tones for evening
for street or informal attire. Notable
raps in limited quantities hiblck make fbém
$1.75 if
jUST RIGHT~ UNQUESTIONABL Y. Frencb runners are
to be adapted to use for Women 's War’sfs.
Honest. man N
bud locked up the station for the night.
und was on his wuy home. about 10
o'clock. when he noticed a skunk near
the roadside, and wont into the. house
of on acquaintance to borrow u gun.
A tcr lic Iuid sccnrcri the gun he re-
tr ccd his stone townrd the railroad
station. in scorch of thc skunk. llllti
discnvcrcd that the station hurl boon
broken into in his nbucncc. idnicrinu.
he found n mun standing in front of
the much money drawer. "Hold up
your hands," shouted thc station
ugciii us he lcvclr-d the gun. bill the
mun :‘cfuscd with up ciiipliulir (mill.
illiil tlircutcnml, according to ihc sin
tion ugcni'n glory. to shoot in his turn
’l‘hc ntution ugcni thcu ilrcd. .lhu
charge cnicrinl: tho bi'ciist of tho bur-
ulur. iiud cuneiui: iusiuut iii-nth.
A scrcw drivci'. ohinoi. kuifc and u
(‘ilt‘ull gold filled wntcb wortl found in
the man‘s pockets. but thcrc wus noth-
ing to establish hiu idcntlty. and he is
unknown In this neighborhood, ul-
liiOllKil scvci'ul citizens oily thcy have
seen Iilm nhout hcrc recently. 'l‘hc
body In being kept. by tho authorltlus
In the railroad station for the. present.
(In one iii'm tiircc anchors and :i
crous are tattooed. und there In a fresh
pour on the other arm. hint on old one
on ono nhoulder. The man was nililur-
ently fifty years old.
STORM WARNING LIGHTS.
Testa In Progreaa of New Signal Tow-
ers to be Visible 15 Miles.
WASHINGTON. November 12——
Tonts are now in progress In this city
I storm warning lights to be placed on
tho new nlgnnl towers recently author
ized by Congrosn to ho. established in
the principal harbors of the country
The oblect aimed at In to Increase the
carrying capacity of the lights. While
the present maximum in about five
or six miles. it In hoped to reach it
distance of 12 milder of son with the
new oil lumps. and iIftoton to eighteen
miles with the electric lights in ordln»
dry weather. Makers of lamps in this
country and in Europe have entered
Into the competition. which is now
closed. for equipping the 300 nlutionu
contemplated. American mnkern have
protected ugulnut tho nwurd of the
contract to the foreign innnufncturorn
and Chluf Monro. of tho wcuthor bu-
roriu. tins decided that profeiicc wm
be given to the American biddern no
loan the Europonn Ions groutly cxcoodc
in power that of the American lump.
.——-
MOTOR PACED RECORD BROKEN.
LOS ANGELES. CM. November”
«At tho opening of tho Velodrome in-
door blcyclc truck. yesterday. the
world's iii mile motor-priced record was
broken by John Nelson. of Boston, who
defeated 11. B. Stone. of Denver. in :3
match race; his time being 25:49 1-5
Nelson's funtort mlio wus mode in
1:34. brouking the truck record. Gun
Lawson. of. Buffalo. won the mile pro
Ecuglonful hundlcnp from scratch. in
$1 4-).
cmunuu‘nnrw.
Fred C. Cnntlc. of Norwnlk. and
Mrs. Mnud Murray, daughter of .1.
lilnglo. n well-known drugglnt. of Troy.
. Y.. wore married November ‘4. by
the Rev. .1. .1. What. of thc Ilinnt Nor-
wnlk Muthodiut Church. .. -
"Thom is nothiu left me.“ said the
author. “nnvo tokli my hero in the
or
night two men were brought to a po-
lice utntion. and statements obtained
from them. which show how the rob-
bery was committed. Acting upon
those stntcincnts wurrnntu for five
men will be worn out today below
our- of the United Stilton commission‘!
era.
The mun who i'ccoiplcd for the dyn-
amltc need to blow the American EV
pi'cuu (‘Oiiipuuy'n cute. is known. as
his ulgiiutui'e has been Identified by
men ‘who know him as in former ruli-
l‘tllitl mun
KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Woman Declares She Had Been Driv-
en io Desperation by His Acts.
CHICAGO, Novcnihcr I2-Muy Ther-
cnii .loucpliliic Schmiit shot and almost
Insmntly klllvd llt‘i‘ husband. Petm'.
Intc last night. of their home in North
Murshiicld uvr-nuc.
in demand.
not a dif {cult malfosr‘wbm
Section se lo quite a fewklna's
especially at the moment is
'lbe should think of if
qmty.
the LRQOk Manu-
especially is be.
White, all-wool Scarlet.
$ 1.00 M" $1.25.
make an actual difference in
but they make a 'bery decided difference in the impression
Ten 112 pier: fine. thin Porcelain Dinner Sets ex-
of decoration are include. shapes are remarkably
$10.98.
among the fab—
Tbe tex-
All this is more than true
Silk striped, printed figure. stripe
65 f" $ 1.25.
The D. M. READ Co.
iDetermination of the President that
i Secretory Hay Shall Return.
NEW YORK. November l2-The
lJournul iind Advertiser says in 3. Wash
. ington desputch:
i That Secretary of State Hay snail
I return to the court of St. James as the
loinbassador from the United States is
l the determination of the president. His
1 plan is based on the desire of the pres-
i, out udmlnlstrallonllho British Foreign
l ()tlicc rind Secretary liny himself.
} No ambassador or minister from the
‘l‘ultcd States has ever been so wet-
‘Ciume as Colonel Hay will be at hon-
. ( on.
Otiiciuls euya them is .time enough
consider what will he offered to Mr.
Choutc, the present ambassador at Lon—
don. Mr. Liloatc may resume his law
iill‘llt‘tltt.‘ in New York. or he may con
2‘ siiicr that no exchange of places with
it‘oioncl Hny would not be undesirable.
y iiut Secretory Root‘s' name has recent-
’ly been mentioned for the state port‘
folio.
i Says the Times
i Wilshliigton: -
The talk about tho immediate diu-
[rupt ion of the cabinet is without foun-
idution. The cabinet will stand by the
‘presldcut until his next inauguration.
l
T to
in it special from
Mrs. Schmiit made no attempt to Those members who are anxious to ‘re-
cscnpc. She admitted thc shooting. tirc will have their chance then.
but dcciurcd her husband had drivcni Nevertheless there will be changes
her to desperation by his nets. For-ion Murch it. though the president
some. time, the woman declares. slie' would be satisfied if there were nut.
bud been neglected by her husband Many of the members of the present
who won drinking hcnvlly. and paying! cabinet nrc anxious to return to private
attention to other women. Wbcn noiiife. The most conspicuous example is
middle of the story.”
“00 ahead and kill him.” said the
Is to pick the leaves off. ‘ .
«Atlanta Constitution.
critic frioni ; "nobody will blnme you".l
entered his home lute lust night. he
was intoxicated. and she upbi'nided
him for his nets. A quarrel and the
shooting followed.
FIRE IN MONTANA COPPER MINE.
BUTTE. Mont. November l2—~Flro
broke out in the 200mm level of the
Bell Mine. Amalgamated Copper Com-
ouny property. Inst night. and in still
burning. it is under control. but it
is feared that it cannot be extin-
zulshod. Tho are in this mine Is free
niliing. containing n large percentage
if sulphur. and tire oncc started is u.
‘nird proposition to handle. The loss
will certainly be large.
TO TRY NEGRO soLDIERs.
EL PASCO, Texas. November 12——-A
Ipocial vcnirc of 300 men hnvc been
iummoned, from which to select a Jury
‘.0 try nix negro soldiers. of the ’i‘weu-
ty-fifth infantry. accused of raiding the
lily police station here. lust winter.
mil murdering l’oliccinun Newton
Stewart. 'i‘holr alleged louder, Scr-
zcunt .lohn Kippcd. has been tried.
"ound guilty of murder. und uontcnccd
to life imprisonment.
BLAZE IN A FRINTING OFFICE.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. November lZwl’ont-
master Mnrlgold'n printing office
caught fire. this morning. but the blaze
was extinguiuhed without loan. The
bluzo communicated , in il. tenement
house adjoining. who 9 the loss was
nominul.
“an.
OVER-DUE SHIP ARRIVEB.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 12:—
Tho‘ovcr-duc British nhip Anglcney.
on which 20 nor cont. rn-lnnurnnce ban
been paid. him arrived here. 105‘ day»
from Swunncn. During the heavy.
wouthor oxnorienced on the. voyngo.
I‘ildwnrd Mooney. a sermon, wun‘lout
overboard. ‘
RICE INQUEST ADJOURNED.
NillW YORK. November 12--'l‘ho Iu‘
quost Into the death of William M.
lllcc. the Terms millionaire. hill! boon
lndoiinitciy uiilournod by Coroner
llurt. lit the request of Assistant. Diu-
triot Attorney Onborno.
“- Ono—.-
“Do you believe that one mun can
iovu two wotucn at tho name time?"
‘fch; if neither of‘thcm notices it!”
Attorney General Griggs. who makes a
considerable sacrifice by remaining.
Postmaster General Smith accepted
his place solely because the president
wanted him in the cabinet. He has no
great liking for theomce. though he
bus studied its duties ‘und discharged
them conscientiously. Mr. ‘ Smith
would like to leave the post-omen de-
partment. but it in not Improbable thitt
he will be transferred to some other
office. so that Mr. McKinley may still
have him in the cabinet. '
Secretaries (logo and Long kayo oi-
ton been spoken of an anxious to retire.
This leads to confident ntntomonts that
they will not be in the next cabinet.
At one time it was reported that Sec-
retory Huy would not stay In the cob-
inct through another administration.
Of late, however. and cupecinlly since
the country learned to appreciate Mr.
Huy's work In the department. thorn
ihau been no indlcuinn that he would
retire.
Secretary Hoot will almost certainly
be in the. next cabinet.
”—
BRIEF BITS OF FOREIGN NEW!
LONDON. November 12——'l‘bc. the.
lugou Buy Railroad award was finally
settled toduy.
COPENHAGEN. November IZ—A
uyndlcnte of Dcntoh and Swedish bonk-
oi-u. huu begun negotiations with Amv
oricun bunkers. for a $16,000,000 loan
for the Copenhagen municipality.
BOMBAY. l‘lovomhcr‘i lib-The to
ports that bully Cursop. of Kedloston.
wife of tho vlcoroy ofllndla. Iii iii. are
ntmolutcly groundless. 81m to enjoy-
ing the host of health. ‘
Mp...-
HEROIO 'mEATMENT.
1n (lulonn if u child is slow in its
movements. the parents apply on out
iotho child inntend loft} whip to make
It move faster. Thin lite lint bitoo
more. crucily than-in mosquito; and tin
bite in not to be tron ipoome after-
wnrd. As you can imn’ no. this ire t~
merit does not make the child kind 0
othcru. and the children of Guiuna are
cold to be particularly cruel to uni.
mold. The little boyu in. Guinea do
not reckon their one by yours. but by
their uhiilty to endure puiu. Until he
note to the point where he can lot the
liucu not. bite him without winclng.
ho In. conuldarod morelyh baby“
Norwalk Chronicler