ties and gin; f
. > g ,. p ’ you; lull value for your money. i
A W FORLADIES. ’1‘” 3‘ , 33-50-
‘” ' ‘ ORLADIES. . . ,. Same...
W308 GENTS. . $3.50 and liwq.“ ‘
km you GENTS. ‘iauo.
, r; Rons'r
, “bribe Approval of the Journ-
II'In the House—eWar Revenue
V RQOUCTIOII Bl”.
M
O the bar of the bousc by
ulate Mr. Wilcox.
ductinn bill was then resumed.
dad to reducing the exemption
paid the. amendment should
ed to clear up and to
“ «present law.
ted, 80 to 48.
, W, until next Congress.
églbut there are. now
6 l'nec‘ousary other
clean til
:90
ti
35611. ~ .
:i
ty.
w—
‘WALL STREET. 10:11) a.
. an“
.1
Quoted in London.
. both common.
. vines-
Amullamuiml (’I'lillt‘l' ""‘l total iiucltuge of all the extensions bc-
. ‘ng of least forty mile».
» ill-”30"“ This application forucauts an ex-
Mw‘ .Undorwood (Mai moved to r
the amount of property oxt‘lilpf,
IW YORK OTOCK EXCHANGfi
“I." \i‘
mural. of bullish enthusiasm here
V ‘yesterdny afternoon on the more
bitul‘ul views regarding the Immediate
any conditions. produced a favora-
Ib-efiect on the dealings. 'l‘he llilVflIll‘i'
“intended to a point. In ltlrie common
first preferred and Ilia ir. tit. l’uul.
Erica were notable exceptions. fall.
sharply on profit-taking sales. The
'l“ market opencd uctirc but failed
". reflect the full measure of the gains
‘ Some large blocks
fled Ilflllilti. including 5,000 St. Paul.
3 amount of Reading common. 4.—
’ Montana preferred. and 3.0m At»
Top prices for the
i mucous silica made In these stocks
jwillful!) TI. to 2% above ytvalerday‘s;
m'with 8t. Tau] we beat naiucru.
was noted In Sugar. Leather
Mm for Full and Win—
mmm mek of Our-
wuthcahove are all new Goons ant) LATEST
ra LYON ado. " ~
STOCK IN
. 2%. At “o'clock thelmarltct was less
ASHINCTU’N. December li—wIioli-
Wilcox. the delegate from Ha
’ Erica.- Scale buying orders were met
SOUTH NORWALK.
TOWN.
....... -a..v¢~... J... .......... .
substantial gains were made here. and
there after the opening. but as a rule
the market shouted tho cfi’ect of tre.
mentions profit-taking by the room
tr‘uddru.‘ The decline wuu accelerated
by the. marked weakness. In the atoll ‘
stocks. Tennessee. Coal reacting 11.1,.
and Sineltlng and Steel It Wire 11
point. A few of the railways declined
below yesterday's closingr prices, not-
ably Wabash preferred. Southern pre-
ferred, Ontario & Western and the
in thc grungers and their rapid recov-
ery caused a dimhi'ution of the pres-
sure‘elscwherc. On the rebound the
Baltimore 6; Ohms. Atchisoas, Great
Northern preferred and General Elec-
tric were prominent. There “1:; a
good demand for somo ot‘ the minor
low-priced stocks. particularly lies
Minuet-:1 at. Familiarize. which uoio up
active than at the opening. but prices
were. improving all around.
WALL STREET, noon~Cbanges In
prices \ver narrow In the active quar-
tcr. but the market maintained a firm
tone. prior to the publication of the
bank statement. This exhibit Wild
was nworn in immediately after
approval of the Journal. in the»
oftoday. Mr. Wilcox was escort-t
Mr ‘
”Bathe delegate from New Mexico.
"the oath had been administered.
members came forward to con-
conulderatlon of the war revel
0.1
unit] that personally he thought‘
.nlioritnnce tax should not. have
“in the. original act as the states
ally. and especially the Eastern
, on. levied heavy inheritance taxes.
‘ hi I! it was to remain be was on-
in
i $0. The amendment was lost. 4:3
H Powers in.) offered an amend-
fent protlding that the inheritance
Eliotlld be. levied on estates of per- (Inn. South.
Who-died prior to June I3. 1898. Ten. of N. .i..
deconstruction of the language oilf‘bi. ii. & Q.
i The amendment was .L‘
WA HINGTON. December law-The
{ouncflommittecs on .Iu-
e‘i‘reachcd an agreement to
one consideration of the Ray bill,
the amendment of the bankruptcy
The bill pro-
GS remedial; for defects in the law
‘ar’ as they have come to the sur-
bankruptcy
before the United States Sn
Quint the decision of which may
amendments
those suggested. Another reason
do postponement is a lack of saith-lent
Lulu-mg the‘sbort session for the
fl.couslde.rntiou demanded by a
.3 Oti's'o involved as the bankruptcy
W.
WASHINGTON. December 13-» .Ill'.
' inn.) gave notice when the
ate convened today that on Jana»
“12 .he would present resolutions
more to the death of his colleague.
‘_Davis, and ask that business he
pondedlo pronounce culoglcs on
distinguished services or the do»
bill was passed amending the crim
.11 l lqu~of the District of Columbia
‘I‘Olnlalve to the deposit of money as
urety. ‘ _
.Gllnaldorabie. minor I'Oillllll' business.
Stu disposed of and then. at. I21.) p.
" ‘Oli’l‘notlon of Mr. Lodge (Masai the
lennto went into executive session to
“filter consider the l-layd’auncefotc
Open High Low isthl
Am. St. & W. 451,. lit-h. Nils. 15
Am. S. It. t‘o.. lill 1262.3 I‘ll 126
Am. 'l‘ob. (‘o.. 10:17.. 111i 108?... 1093.
Atchison. ~Il l/g ”It; 41 1a: 42‘}...
Atchisou. pfd.. 8.37.. 8137.. 8.3175. 8635;
lilalt. lb Ohio. 813;. Slit.- Sl‘la hilly.
llkyn. R. ’l‘.. Ti“; 1314. 737.. it'll/i;
5:13.; 31% SW. blitz.
HS“. 145%
be i‘lics. & Ohio. 335... till-'5. 381i, 383;.
prcreut it‘hl. & N. \l'.. 11:97,~ lib-‘1,l I697... 170
liih‘d, lllli ”135%, l3875
M. & Si. l’..l:lli7.. 132"}. 1307.; I32?“
{out a. 1. a r. 1171, 117:1. 1171/... 11712..
001". A: 8th.. tin till
I18: H. (lair. 12117.. 122 120% iii:
li‘cd. Steel. 3371. 53% 52%. ail».
li‘cd. Si. pt'tl.. 77‘: 731,. 77‘}; 18%,
(ion. El. (‘o.. I'll“; 1721 III“; 171%.
Lou. & Nash. H3“ 87» am 847...
Nor. & West” Till. iii-'9“ 431.4 433“
Man. t‘ounoL Il‘llg ill 109%.. Holly.
iilctropoliiun. ltiRla. ltihil, liib‘ 1681,12
M. K. At T. pfd., it) lob; iii till/g
Miss Pacific. (111;. 621,5 61% u..u,.
Nut. Lead (30.. Ill ‘Ji
N Y. i‘. & Il. LIB-"a. Hil ll‘t’u Hit
N. Y. (i. & \\'.. 237.. :9 .2104. 287..
lion. Tobacco. lid 36% till . :itiL:
North Pacific. Till; 76ch 73'“ 752.
No. l'ui'. pm. not. my. 3:11. no.
l’aciiic Mail. ‘27.. «T34. 27,. 13k.
Pennsylvania. III: 143% liz‘. i-l:'.l..
l’eoplc's (loo. llllfla 10054,. 9511.1. 1003..
Hill. A Read. it'll. 3.3 337,. 21-
P. & ll. pid.. lihlg use. on” till-"H
Sou Railway. «.lRfi/n it”... Hill; in
Son. fly. pfd.. Iiii 691.2 and; dill:
Sou. Pacific. 27.. B7,. I214; ”7.:
'l‘cnil. (‘. A” l.. 1317.. (12“.. 1:07... 623$;
t' s. i.caibt-r. 131.. 12:13.. 131:. 133.
l'.S. I. Co. pfd.. 711,, Tilt; ills 741.1.
ii. S. Rubber. :9 '39 27b. itali-
lfnion l’uclilc. 73k. 75 71W. 7:3
l'n. I’ac. pl‘d.. N2‘-.. 82% till»; 81”“
Wabash pi‘tl.. Eli-"iv. 26% 26 mils.
West Union. 8H,. Sit-ll. 84% 5.31;.
even more favorable than the confident
assertions late yesterday afternoon.
1 The market made a ready response in
the buying demand]
.being most urgent in the Pacific»
jlirooklyn Transit. Alchisou and St.
*l’aul. which advanced I@2¢iy. (lroat
Northorn prt-‘ferrcd jumped five points.
and prices all around ruled mostly to:
lthc highest of the day. The market
generally
on the
'1hc last half-hour.
. closed strong. with prices
‘shou'ini: large improvement
l day.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A
l Bohme. commission broker. Swnrtz &
Corbett's block. 30th Norwalk:
li.\.\'l\' STATEMENT
Reserves. incioascd, s
Loans. decreased.
Specie. tlt't'l‘t‘iiSl‘ll.
Legal lcntlcl‘. incrcascd.
licposila. dccrcnscd.
Circulation, Increased.
024,201.
l:i,1i82.tibu
:i.l-l9.lllil
l.l 99.11.00
1 3.37 6.0011
116.1 u:
TROLLEY ROAD EXTENSIONS.
Fah- Haven and Wentvllle Company
Gives Notice of its Intentions.
NEW HAVEN. Iicccmln-r If. urn.-
I1‘nlr Haven and Wcstvillc Railroad
(‘ompnnig which controls also the Win-
chcstcr Art-1111c Railroad Company. of
this city. the two comprising the whole
trolley ni'uicm of New Haven of some
nlncty miles of track. today guru Icaul
“(lllt‘t' of its application to the state
loaluluturu for a large number of ex-
ionsloua. ilcvldca extensions ihrouah
many streets of this cliy and West
lllth'll. the company applies for exit-u-
aloha lo Milford. licrby. \V'ulllnul‘ord.
from ll’nllinn’ford to Mount Carmel ami
from Mount (‘armcl to (flu-attire, the
comiiuaiy hitter contact in the (letter-
ul Assembly of the Fair llarcn_ot
Weatvlllt- Ituilroad Company with the
New York. New Haw-n ti Hartford
Italiroud Company. whoao trneka the
extensions will parallel. It will be rc-
cullcd that anticipating the Derby-
Haven parallel. the Couuolldatod flail
road Company some time ago largely
Increased itu passenger train ucrvicc
between New Haven and Derby. The
parallel to Derby and lo Wallingfortl
arc of considerable importance as
threatening the Consolidated Railroad
Company“: local traffic. and for that
relison are likely to be restated very
aharply at the state capitol. In more
local aspects the propoaod extensions
also have a decided Inturuut. an the.
Fair Haven a \chtleo Company has
than or I'cfttued to raw trnnutem ovor
a large part old“ system and Its tall-
are to do so has arouaed very acute
local toelluyand criticism. Thll Is
likely to cause in this city much popw
in opposition to the Fair Haven It
Woutville pinata. unless the transfers
autumnal!
All Ol oursitootls‘ come‘irom
the beSt factories.
0111 Very "1.011 Prices
cannot behequalecl
anyw ere.
DESKS ff-KLI STYLES.
min 3- Hill,
GRTDIIITE 0PTICIIL
YOUR NOSE i
YOUR EYES i
We as necessary to lit the
one as it is the other—glnas-‘
as a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See If
we don't do both perfectly!
80 Washington St.
Take Notice.
The cost for life insurance in
most of The old line companies has
been increased during the past
ycar. but for a guaranteed policy
in thc Colin. (icncral Life, of
Hartford. it will continue to bc
thc‘samc for the ucxt thirty days.
so it you contcmplalc insurance.
and wish to secure same at lowest
possiblc cost. apply at oucc to
FRED H. FIELD. Gen. Agent,
United Bank Building.
PHOTOGRAPH REDUCTION
FOH THE HOLIDAYS.
Cabinet Photographs. $2.50 doz.
Curbonettc Photographs. $3.00 1102.
High grade work only.
Personal attention given all eit-
tlngs. Lady in attendance. Iiours
for sittings, It) a. m. to 3 p. m.
Photograph Jewelry. the fad for
Xmas gifts. made from any good
photograph or from a sitting at the
gallery. Popular prices. Gallery
open Sunday from it) a. m. to z
p. m.
E. LE WIS,
I l Main street, “Norwalk.
Highest cash prirc paid for old met
als and materials of every kind. Drop
me a postal and I will call.
Prompt attention uml honorable
dealings with all. I am occasionally in
New York some days through the week
Immediate attention on my return
will be given to any business that mu)
come in during my absence.
AllllAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond St., or II North Mai:
St. Store.
LAST DAY OF BICYCLE RACE.
Agony Will End at 10 O'Ciock Tonight
—-Excltlng Finish Looked for.
NEW YORK. l)ccc1nbcr Ifr 'l‘hc
morning of the last day of the six-din
bicycle race at, Madison Square liar
dcu found the teams in about the same
relative positions they have held .1):
several days past. Elites and hll'b‘nl‘
land and l’icrcc and I\Ici')achcru rctnln
cd thcir lead of one lap on the French-
mcn. Simur and (lougoltz. At billti
this morning Sluinr tried to mall- up
the lost lap and caused considerable
commotion for a while. He drew u my
from lhc bunch and riding at a terrific
pncc gained half a lap. (luugoliz re-
licrcd him and increased thc adrair
tune to thrcc~duurtera. Slmar. who
was on his wheel near his quarters.
ibcn rcllcred (lougoliz nt.,this point.
Elites rclievcd .\lcli‘arlaud and McEncn
cru substituted I‘icrce. These changes
occurred cvcry fc'w minutes. The scor-
cl‘s were kept burly. For iiilccn min-
utes the struggle to Increase the gain
was continued. IthIt-f men new on
hand and trainers and handlers were
buay holding their riders on the whet-la
roudy to start. afresh after a low mom-
ont‘a brief rent. The lcndors apparent-
ly overcame the. French team‘s lead.
and thc rcllcf mun dismouuid from
their whcela. They gathered then about
Night Referee Wilson. Trainer 'l‘ow
“'cnl claimed that (louloutz and Blmar
had gained a lap. This the othor
trainers anti hundlora denied. and the.
claim was not allowed.
The race wil cloao at In o‘clock it»
night. and an exciting ilnluh Ia looked
for. .
Waller. who was weary and exhaust-
ed. after being lapped ocrcrltl ilmon.
quit the truck at 2:30 o'clock. natislied
at the nroacnt pouitlon. Stlnson did
not relieve him. Waller said that he
know tho last two teams had an earth-
ly chance of passing him.
are granted:
mauyi from llctulachr or Neural-
gia or any disease-where pain is a
prominent symptom. should try
Arctou, it rclievcs quickly. ' .-\t
. :1 South Norwalk...
0! Every Deteription.
CONRAD BORDA.
Sentinel Building,
A PANACICA.
.\ll who suffer (and there are
llruggisis. 23c. a box, or ‘
.‘\t‘(‘ll'ill Medical (70..
Mystic. Conn.
Will go back on his friends;
the coat we turn out will not
We back
them up with our yean' rep.
Our $15 all wool
90 back on you.
utation.
Oxford Raglan Overcoato
are right in shape and qual-
ity. suited for sensible ser-
Come ln and take a
look at them. Our shelves.
counters and table; are fill-
‘ing up with good: suitable
for Christmas gifts.
sauna—ans.
SOUTH NORWALK.
vice.
Milford A. Giffm.
Manaier.
8o
FOR“ SALE.
LOT on WASHINGTON STREET.
For particulars. apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON,
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK,
liliti’lllifltllt
Good Shoes
for Men.
$2.00
It‘s really aurprising how
much of n ahoe a two spot will
buy (If you got it in the right
store with that two.)
You will never know Its
strongest purchasing power until
you get In bore. ‘ *
. Lot's noddyoumlil see if you
_ come In) here's the STANLEY
with a donblu sale In plain,
French and British cup tutu-you
will praiagdt more than vie It
you purchase it. Now its the
omon Brannon LINE In
various stylus—look well—wear
well. There are two other
kinda beside mutt—the FRANK
LIN and tho ANGORIA CALI".
Mullen. your‘hh&i tutor-y In In
another column—look It Itp.
lieu
W
Caleb West.
The Celebrity.
The Choir Invisible.
The Sorrows of 81111111.
Ziska. ‘
A Lady of Quality.
Phroso.
Tekla.
The Pride of Jennico.
Dress.
The Damnation of Theron Ware
Janice Meredith.
When Knighthood Was
Flower.
The Isle Of Unrest.
The Story of an Untold Love.
To Have and To Hold.
David Harum. l
"I
l
Viva. 2 ‘ mum sumac.
Soldiers’ Stories. '
Barabbaa.
St. lives.
The Adventures of Sheribck
. Holmes. ' ‘
Soldiers of Fortune.
The Mauxman.
McTeague.
Agatha Webb.
The Leavenworth Case.
Deacon BFadbury.
Via Cruces.
The Web of Life.
Richard Carvcl.
Red Pottagc.
The Redemption of David Car-
son. l
MAKING FRIENDS.
The candles obtainable at (liiiotto's
make. new friends every day. retain old
friends besides. Want to know the
why and wherefore? No attention
more easily answered. The sugar
used here is sugar, not glucose: our
workmen are apt. skillful and expcr»
lenced at their trade. and we endeavor
to be courteous in our treatment of
every customer, whether he buys live
cents or five dollars worth of confec-
tions. 'i‘ry - our chocolates. 'l‘hcy
make
thing
friends for us faster than alw-
tvc know.
G. GHIOTTO.
NORWALK.
tandoori Lie.
53 WALL STREET.
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
must careful men and our aim Is for
perfection of delivery as well as per
tectlon of coal.
WE KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to buy your
cool hero.
Irving Lockwood or Co.
Successor to 3. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office Water street'
Branch Office. Corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Cull. 31-6.
Under present conditions of the tire
insurance business throughout the
country. it behooves the assured to
look well to the nnmcill condition of
inaurunce companion In which his
property is Insured. Among the lint
of insurance companies represented
by Taylor I; Golden. will he found the
Liverpool 0. london 0; Globe. (the
largest Insurance company in the
world.) the Royal, of Liverpool. Bins-
lmd. (the next largest and strongest
Insurance company in the world) the
old Hartford, (one of the Itrunmt In-
surance companies In this countryd
Aha) twenty other companies which
at. the vary but doing tantrum In this
county and Europe.
ELECTION device.
The City National Bank. South Nor-
walk, Conn.
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of this Bank for the election
of directonmor the ensuing your will
he held at the Banking House. on Tues-
day. January R, 1901. from 1 to 2
o'clook p. m.. and to vote for an amend-
ment to Article 3 of the annotation.
vim: The Board or Director: shall
than nine manifolds". ‘
noon in. LAWON. Cashier.
consist of not. lol- than seven nor more,
ESTABLISHED
. HOLIDAY BOOKS. 1‘1"
AN (:wroa'rcnrrv To ('iii'l‘AlN shin; or ’l‘llE hES'I‘ AND Mos.-
or ancairr FICTI‘ION AT A FRACTION or FORMER PRICE. . ,
PUBLISHED A’l‘ $1.50 WE“ ARE SELLING AT 59 CENTS. THE LINE'INCLUD .
(,‘(il‘YRitiliTFJl FICTION OF 'I‘Iil'i BEST CLASS. AND THE VERY LATEST
WORKS. ()RIi'iINAI. PRICE. $1.50: OUR PRICE.95 CENTS. IN THIS LINE WE HAVE}? ‘ I
HANDSOME CALENDARS AND CHOICE GIFT BOOKS.
Tristram «it Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
Books;
The J‘WWYJTWQ In...‘
ADu‘sh For a broad. ‘ ‘
By. Right okfiword. ~g:
The Soweto“. ‘
The Lovcrf... .'
The Gadfly. - l
A Gentleman Player. ‘ y . ..
For the Freedom of the‘Seat ”- “
The GreateatiGiftu, ‘" ' ‘ . 1 .
Sentimental Tommy. ' ‘j' ' . l
A Gentleman of'Fran'ce. ] _. I 1';
i
1.1, .
Tommy and (Ethel. ~
Bry. ‘ '
Unleavened Bread.
In the Palace of the King.
In Connection. With the De-
wnioughb‘y'cuim. ‘ ‘ ”
SINCE ? 1868.
o
H. KRIEGER'&
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY-TO-WTEAR‘GOODS IN
THE TWIN CITIES; ‘
..,
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS ANDBOYS.
CLOAKS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS. " ‘
MILLINERY FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
29-3!
West
Washington
Street.
- . _
Ellipsis II 1:15 I
I ll "i. ll‘ ,1 ' i-
'-
29-31
west
I = I‘d—J =
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is]!
Washington
Street?“
an
We pride ourselves upon the fact that our customers are per-
manent ones, and that we have their friendship and confidence. by
continual square dealing and liberal treatment In every way.
MENS’ SACK SUITS. made of Fancy Clicviots, in stunning
Scotch ciiccts, coats have broad shoulders.
breasted vests.$lo.g8 and $xz.98.
single and double
1‘ areas OVERCOATS—Made of l‘lcnvy Ail-wool Oxford and
Lambrulgc (Tray Frieze. \vcll tailored and faultless in style, $10.98,
$2.98 and $15.98.
BOYS’ RAGLAN OVERCOATS—Madc bf Heavy All-Wool
Oxford Frieze, double stitched. raw edges, cuffs and sleeves, and
crescent pockets,$4.98, $6.98 and $7.98. «
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in chinchilla cloth, $2.25 to
$345 ~
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in Kcrscy Cloth, blue and
black. large pearl buttons, $3.98 to $6.98.
CHILDRENS’ LONG CLOAKS. ages from 2 to 5 years. Bide.
tau, red, brown and
$6.98.
gree‘n, very nicely trimmed. prices frome.5o to ,
COME AND LET US FIT YOU OUT. YOU CAN’T SAY A
‘4
WORD WHEN YOU LEARN OUR LOW “PRICES
PRICENND EASY TERMS. .«
H. KRIEGER a.)
West Washington Street. South karma. ‘ ..
POVERTY DROVE HER To Failed.
NEW. YORK. December Ili~~Mra.
Margaret M. Hoppenheimer. the wife
of George Heppenheimer. a conductor
on the elevated road, who wan arrested
yeaterday for attempting to cash a
check for $26,750 to which she had
forged the name of Fred B. Home and
Mom, H.
court today and paroled on her own
rccognisuuce until next. Tuesday. All
of the persona concerned In the cm
interceded for the woman. saying that
poverty had driven her to attempt. the
Grumman. was arraigned to.
communion of a crime of the serious
nature of which the we: Ignorant. .
t.
'i‘hc Ii o’eloelt score:
Pierce and McI‘luchcrn. 2i“ ti
Illkea and McFarland. 244i 3
Slmar and (lougoltz. Bill 2
Kat-tor and Ryder. 2.440 9
Fisher and Frederick. 244i] 7
Waller and titlmam. 230x 1
Ilabeock dud A'Irohson. lliilli I
Turvllle and Glmln. 1499 T
The score Iii. I ll. m:
Pierce and hichchern. 2476 2
Idlkca and McFarland. 2&76 2
Simar and Gougoltt. WW I
Kuner and liner. 9475 3
Fisher and Frederick. 2475 ii
Waller and Shawn. 21am 1
Babcuck and ‘Auroumn. 15013 1
'l‘urville Ind Gimm, 1498 7
a an at
south ’tiorwnllt. ct” Dec. .8. 11900.
' ’r v d! 1622110
any only. humour-1mm a: line
. are. dip .‘
‘r‘ "verve Tun." ; tthm$tlfl 1'
.1» mghmh! Tmm unity a fit...»
this and the lush pri
ta;
morning. atthe Harlem Suvin'gu' ‘It.
to withdraw their» dopaoiifii y'Tltl “do “
ane-titth of the number flatworm we. I
at the same hour yesterday; “will? ‘
cera of the bunk think this will bulge ,
last day of the run. ‘ . 1‘ . >
Salinas, Cut. December 15-»
was visited by u mucu- ltm'ln enter
day. For ten" minutes It ‘ ‘ lily
the proportions or a tornado. ‘
damage to the town and vicinity
ed. One life was lost.
GLASGOW. Malabar ,
. t
Norwalk Chronicler