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Freight Trainf‘flap Into Roar. of?”-
1019” Trlln at Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM. A111,, December 5...
A freight train ran Into the rear of
a .mixed freight and pasccngcr train
today on the Birmingham Mineral Rail-
road. demolishing the caboose and pair
5cnger couch. Twelve people were in-
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1.. .1. Dixon, agent, of Equitable in-
surance Company. sci-ions.

W. M. Keith. serious.

llr. E. P. Laney.

R. .l. Tillman.

.1. E. Delworth.

W. C. Windham.

Six negroeI-i. '

None of the injured. it is thought
will die.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ an Edgar Week. Tells of
u .urvigw‘wmi Agulnlldo and

.Ibti'ioi- Conditions In Our

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RANCISCO December 5——
an Edam Weeks. of Micht
arrived flow Manila on the
. prhrt‘ t.lifincock when asked about

'ditions in the Philippines said: “I
"Millniildo and spent half a day
111111.111: is not an intelligent 1111111
“51 think feels that be Is inferior in
t to the 15111011011113 no seem-
(are not ole-1101 but c1111111ng.'1‘he
floral opinion. among the military
'0 In that Agulnaldo should be allow-
escape. He is a dead issue and
longer a menace to the. United
, It is supposed that he does not

at to run away as he would at. once
' an outdated by f1 lends 01’ General
hum he ordered to be killed
he new method of educating the
you an adopted by this goveinmcnt
wrong; Refined; handsome young
from Vassar and other Iolleges
down to the Philippines to edua
e30 natives. They have had to
up ‘with all kinds of privations and
native food. and in some places
_ olives have been in danger. i think
' J.iitln11tirely unnecessary. 111 place
‘eaefyoungiadles. discharged soi-
educution who had become acv
on should be appointed and the
iodine should be sent home.

Th question of the sultan of 11111111
is 1111115111 is 11 ve1y small mattei
you are confronted with the
questions that are now 11150151111
II lives in a dirty tumble—
eu. and he may have several .'
t'liutliieis a very insignificant in-
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AMUSEMENTS.

 
 
 

 

Hoyt'a Thutre, Next Week.

The Jere hchullffe Stock Company
opens a week‘s engagement at Hoyt'ii
'Thentre. next Monday night. with the.
wall knovm New York success. “A
Young Wife. it is from the pen of .l.
K. Tillotaon. one of our foremost. writ-
ers. The cast in a powerful one and 15
strictly first—class scenic production
may be looked for. The repertoire for
the balance of the week is an entirely
new one. and Is as followa: Tuesday
afternoon, A Mother's Honor: Tuesday
night. Slaves of Russia; Wednesday at-
ternoon. A Young Wife: Wednesday
{night Slinmns O‘Brien; Thursday at
ternoon. Kathleen lilavourncen: Thurs.
day night. The Great Bi'ooklvn Trag
lady: F1 iduy 11ft1-1110011Thc Man from
ltaly; Filduv night. Tempest Tossed:
Saturday nftI-I noon Shumua 0' Ellen;
Saturday night, Convict 12-10. The
Symphony Ladies‘ Orchestra will he
one of the features of the ongn'zcmcnt.
1A half hour. concert will be given lie.-
for the rise of the curtain at each per-
forniiince. while the many specialties
include the 1111110115 Brothers Martino
in team of nci'ohnts that do :1 most
amazing and wonderful not.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Lecture on Lowell. ,

Next. Tuesday evening at Loch-
:u'ood‘s ilull Wail stucf. comes out
of the best of lectures in tlic teuthei s
tcour.sc Leon 11. Vincent of Boston.
, - iwill speak on. the tonic Jainoii Runse';
Started a Fire Which Destroyed ’1 Lauri as Critic and ‘lrettcr Writer. lifr.
rec Story Budding. 1\'inccnt is so well known 11:1 11 litera
RN Muss. December 5.4““. flour and lectntm that lie scurceit
1.011 of It boiler used fol heating hoods an introduction. and his 111111111111
1‘88 hardware state of l. Waldo is so tinioly that 11111115r niil want to
“on in M11111 street at 10 0-“.‘0‘ k :ilPRi‘ him. A vii-1'5 0115051111111 and plot
or,nihg 5““th “ file which des liable lecture 1s anticipated this time.
- the Ilii'ecstory wooden block in as well as on February 18.'55'hen the

the slow was situated. and 11 51111110 sneaker discusses Oliver Wen-
"oluilioiuiu'z.1511111111125. So for dell Holiiicn. ()11 January 7. 1111151; MI-
t known .110 ”m. was 11111-1 by tho Cliirnii ,"i‘illis from. Wiltfiflll Barretts

on. “Sign of the Cross.’ and on January
flie 01111111111 fl loss "f $13,000 to "it. Rev. George 1). Robert, of tho Nor-
11011111151111 and a 11111111101 of other walk"Conarcuutional Church. lectures
Within 1111 hour after the first ,0“ 50‘7”?! Problems. Tickets for
lesion the second boiler also burst 2”“‘5" ‘0‘“ evenings have been reduc-
‘1. added to the difficulties of the .cd to one dollar and twentydive cents,

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BRICK CHURCH'S PASTOR.
PRINCETON, N, J., December 5-—
- Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke. head of the
? )llgliliil department of 'I’rinccton Uni.
versity. has accepted the call from the
ilII'iI-k Presbyterian Church. In New
Work to become minister 111 charne
during the vacancy of its pautoratc.
’.‘ . “upggggmwgfiaaziegg%e%a$yi In his letter of acceptance Dr. Van
Huron mastci of the grunge 1115'in said that he would take charge
118 There were about 100 mom :of the church until another pastor was
ill cent.- The election of officers 1 secured on condition that the office be
115111 this afternoon. ‘ “i,"‘m't “m"
i l‘he church attend to pay Dr. Van
‘Dyko the 1111111 of $500 a mouth as long
ins he continued minister in charge. He
‘said his acceptance of the call would
not Interfere with his work at P1 ince
ton but that it would cut of! 11 11111115
boi of outside engagements.

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.ALIIINGII‘ORD Decembei 6——ThI--
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BIST'DAY OF THE SEASON.

TDGA. bl, Y.. December 5...
the coldest day of the season
The thermometer registered 8
belowzei'floatiliim .1

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“(vault man.y. I wunt EXPERT W|T¥:'QAOES IN BONINE
i WASlelNGTON December iii—«The

.d' ”.1". I8 Wblf Iii'cngthy examination of expert witness
a ”I It . . , i” called by the defense in the trial of
_ 11111.le Ida Bonine charged with the
1“; subscription to 0111! 100 imurder of James Seymour Ayros, Jr..
1100. Century or Harper's iwlll necessitate the carrying of the
50 Chiba It W80 0 lower lease over Into next week but the p1 1511
. ' lent understanding is that it will so to
11.31.45. the jury on Tuesday. Dr. H. 0. Fry
Accordiona._81.io 11p. itoday renamed 11111 testimony as to
intro. Bonlnc’u physical conditibn at
11110 time of tho tnhedy. Dr George
Bari-lo more similar testimony

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VISITOR! TO- MAIDACHUDITTS
i 1 PIISO

‘ BOE'I‘ON. December 5~Ward0n
': !Drid¢e‘u of the State Prim. today an
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WASHINGTON. December Gw'l‘he
announcement that Senator McGowan.

of the suppression of anarchy and u11~
aichists filled the Bonato initiation to-
day with- -u goodly number of apecta-
tors.

Before the routine hardness was tuit-
en up Mr. Halo (Mel uncured headop~
tion of a Insulation that 1771163. 1122.19.11—
ate adjourn today. It. be until next Mon-
day The heavy influx of petitionu.
bills. etc. continued. much time being
taken In their formal reception.

Mr. Pcnroae ti’a.) favorably reported
from the Committee on Education and
Labor. the bill continuing the Indu-
ti'ial commisalon until February 15.111
order that it may close up work now in
l1and.nnd secure immediate considera-
tion of the measure. '1 he bill was passa
ed

1111. McQomas was then recognized In
support of bin hill Introduced yesten
day. providing the death penalty for as-
saults upon the piesidcnt. or for incit-
ing .auvislnx or procuring 15111111 Ilfiv
adults. The Senator spoke of the dam
uerons amend of a1liircliy.i’reiildent
Carnot. Prime, Minister Canovaa. the
Empress of Austria. King Humbert and
rrecidcnt McKinley having been fonlly
denominated by anarchists within 1th
last seven years. it was llllllliliuting‘
he said. to consider the Impotriicy of;
our federal laws to punish this fearful
crime. The senator spoke of the rcvo~
lutionary propaganda under the guid-
ing hand of Herr Moat and the Nihilist
Hurtmann. and. the formation alncc
1881 of anarchist groups. Gangrene
nun-1t now lcglalatc against this peril
with courage. firmness. conservatism
and prudence. The constitutional pow,
er of Congress to deal with 1111- .aubicct
w s discussed at length 111111 prudence.
'1‘ e constitutional power of Congress
to deal with the subject was discussed
at length. and supported by numerous
references to supreme court decisions
Mr. MI'Comas further urged the exciti-
111011 and Ileportiifion of anarchlufs. the
amendment of the Immigration and
naturalization laws. and the nogotla~
tion of treaties with foreign powers
permitting the ext‘ramtion of those
charged with anarchintlc offenses. In
the course of his remarks the senator
uixiicIl that inteinatiomil comlty call-
ed for action on 0111 part to 1111111519115
the origin of plots in this country
against. foreign rulera.

Mr. nicConIas was accorded close. at-
:~2ntion throughout his remarks.
"Members 1112 the House of Reprcsrntu.
lives are allowing some opposition to
the origination of Philippine revenue
legislation in the Senate and in nitrite»
111111 to Scitntot Lodges bill which
deals with this subject Representative
'l‘iiwnoy. of Minnesota. holds that the
I‘tlllfiiiuiiffl‘lai provision that "all bills
for ruining revenue 15111111 originate in
the House or Representatives." applies
to the Philippine 111151181119 and that the
Minnesota member will oppose. any
$111an 15111 on the subject as inv.ion
of tho prerogatives of the House.

Mr. Overstieet. .of ludiuna, and 1111111»
:1 number of other influential members
maintained that the Senate Philippine
liill involved no invasion of House
rights as it extends an existing law to
the Philippines .and is not a revenue
measure within the meaning of the con.
stltution. In any event the question of
the right of the House over the sub-
jcct is likely to be discussed on the
floor of tin- House.
PHILIPPINE TOBACCO GROWERS.
LONDON. December SH'T‘IC Fina!»
cler today says: “A combine is being
effected among the tobacco growers
of the Philippine lulaiids. with a cool-
tal of between £0,000.000 and £ 7.000.
000. The scheme is being carried on in
liondon under the auspicen of the
Rothschilds. who. tlirouizh their Spon-
lsh investments. have large interests
in the Philippines." The paper adds:
"The contracts and concessions were
obtuined through some of the Amerl~
can peace dclegates..who. 111 typically
Yankee fashion. managed to combine
private and ofllclal business." The
name of a prominent American com~
nilssioner is being freely bandied
about London, but withoutany appar'
out Justification. The chief pi'omot.
1115, it in said. in being done in New
York. though the names of the parties
damn it are. not announce . Accord-
Inz to the report. however. ifeyRDuI‘i
childs bane a large hand in the affair

STEAM!!! PATHIA A‘GROUND.

 

Pro Patric th‘r.) Contain llcnry from
St Flore M111; via Ndrth Sydney 0.
B, wh e inward bound today. ran
around on the lower middle mentor.
T111111 made I futile attempt to 1111)) her
off 111111 11011115 other chi-:0 will taillight
ore/If before; this next nae
of the steamer 11111111115111 111-111pr 13* of
dry 111mm In bond to Cuba ‘ .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

in; to the annual Ioturn of the .New»

having received the necessary permis.

BOSTON. December S—«The steamer ‘

The cargo '

, wow- 15 unlit 1. 151m.

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5 , s The New York ‘ilrocerv Connolly Iii , 5
:' havin

mama! our watering-wow 111111111011
Fur deduction and boas.

LADIIB' TAILDRO.

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NIW HAVENI COUNTY LICENCES.
NEW HAVEN, December 5——Aocord

Raven county commissioners. made
public today the total receipts for the
1111ch your ending July 30 1901,5ve1o
32222-191. With 11 balance from too.
old account added. the grand total of
receipts was $137,051.11. The expendi—
tures amounted to $116,054.03, 10115111111
15 balance to new account of $22,506.13.
There were 2.113 prisoners comml‘i‘ied
to 1811 during the your

GRANITE PROVIDENT DIVIDENED
MANCHESTER. N. if. December '5
wtlharelioidcra in many of the states

of the union of the Grant: '~ State Pro
vldcnt Association are to be paid a -li.
vidend of 1112-21 per cent on January I.
1902. Ron D. A. Tuxgurt, tho asalgnee

 

111011 of the court. The dividend is the
limit denim-pd aince the memorable col-
lapse of the concernin 1898. Various
dates in which the company did hurd-
nova having appointed receivers in
their Jurisdiction legal difficulties
sprung 11p and delay resulted.

TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-'1‘hc
opening dealings in atorka allowed con-
tinued uti'ength in yesterday's leaders.
Manhattan was 111 very active demand
and was carried 11p 1% to Hilton auc-
ccssivc purchases; Rock Island rose
217. and (10111111511 Electric 3. Amalgam-
ated Copper opened up ’11.. and then ran
off to last night'a clone. Otherwise
there were quite uniform fractional
gains. well distributed through the list.
WALL STREET. 1 p. In. ~Prlces’
went lower aftei noon. Manhattan got
2 points below the best and Amalgam-
and Copper fell 1%. Declines of 1 to 2
points ware shown by prominent stocks
amongst the trans-continentals .trnnk
linen.
111's. there has a recovery before the

to 11 point

hens elsewhere. ,

when the Gould stocks were bid no
strongly. Western Union was heavily
bought at an advance of 1%.: Manhut-
tan rallied as much from the lowest.
and Missoiiii Pacific crossed 105.
TODAY' 0 QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of E. A.
Bonnie. commission broker. Swartz &
lorbett‘s block South Norwalk.

Uni-n illch Low 1:30
locomotive 33 3314’. 32% 32M
Loco. pfd. 301.53 89%
Am. 8 11.00 121115 124% 12331’ 121%
hit-.hiaon . 81) $011“. 711% 795111
Atohison pfd. 1003‘... 1007/11 100% 100%
halt. It Ohio. 1051 105% 10531; 11121111;
Bkyn. R. T.. 071% 115% 112174. 6411
Chas. & Ohio, 48V, 48385 11191. 18%
PM. h. N. W,. 20105 209%
(l. M. at St. 1’. 167% 108% 1117 1677.11
Chi. R. i. 81 P. liiil . 15551.1 1.33 158%
(1.17.0. It: St. 1.. 915111 11911;
I). & H. (71111.. ”0‘19 115% 175
ll. 8. Steel. till-11 431,; 43
17. S. Steel pfd. 93% 93% 92711
11911. El. (30.. 281 284% 2827».
Lou. £1 Nash. 108% 1091111 108%
N51: It: West. fist-'55. 519% 59
Man. Consul. H 115 1135;.
Metropolitan. "hill. 107 161.3%
M. K. 6': T. pfd. 1'18 53% 53%
Miss. Pacific. 10111.1 105 10450
.‘iat. 1.111111 (20.. 181$ 18%
N. Y. C. at 11.. 17034 170% 109%

36%;.
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281
108%
587.11
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169%
3'5
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N. Y.. 0. 6‘1 \V.. 35111 35
Hamlin 2d..110‘i. 7593’.
N0. P1111. 15qu 10015 100%
Pacific Mall 40141 46%
Pennsylvania. 15151. 151%
People’s (ins. 100111. 101
Phil. I! Read. 111 50%
P. It 11. Md. 11016. 80%
Son. Railway. 31% 341111
8011. Ry. old. 93% 93%
Son. Pacific. 6111’. 60%
Tenn. C. 81 1.. 04% 6311. M
U. 8. Leather. 125;. 1214.
08. 11.00. old. 82% 82% 82%
Union Pacific. 103% 10216 1021,11
U11. P110. pfd.. 90 90 897/. 897A
Wabash pfd.. I2 12 41% 41%
Wont. Union 92 9214 91% 911A
WASHlNG'l‘ON. December Hov
eminent 1156111151113 From internal r‘cv
catty. 311213.308; cuntbmo. S776. 220:
midfielllheollb, $1.08 025 Expenditures.
#1 «5.000 0.

152%
101%
51%

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93%
3151.
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32%
103%.

161%
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Mrs George Smith. of its Cross
street. Norwnlk is quite III at 11151-
1101119.-
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it boy wait born this
and Mrs. William Sims 0 111111 street.
none and 11111111 are 11011111 111150111.
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«colors and prominent special?
end of Ithe houi extending in some cases ,

WALL STREET. 2 p. anwlm'ge of— -.
1111111111 oi Amuluamnied on a scale f
down. dopicssed it to 72%.1110 lowest 1
if the 11115 and caused renewed lienvl- ;
Trading then became '
'11111. but grew firmer towards 2 o'clock. ‘

ornlnx to Mr. 1

Henry

‘ ell-
at w
Table

Hausofumfshlng Department.

A few specials in our Housefumishing Department for

Thanksgiving:
Double Roasters . . . 69 Cents.
Drip Pans. all sizes . . 17 Cents.
‘-'Universal Meat Choppers $1.09 and $1.25.
. Granite Pie Platters . . . 9 Cents.
. ,61838 Color Holders 12 Cents.
Cranberry fishes 10 Cents. ‘
Water Pitchers . 25 Cents.
14 inch Platters. white . 30 Cents.
8 inch Baking Dishes 19 Cents.
Two-piece Carving Sets 95 Cents.
Two-piece Carving Sets, Celluloid I-iandles $1. 75.
Two-piece Carving Sets. stag handles 31%-
Three-piece Carving Sets, stag handles. $2.05. ‘

Depend lat ely for the effectivenmi- upon 1115‘ 1111515 11011... Some
Damask To lo Cloths. in new deal a, fresh from the makers. Bk
the yard if you want it 150,01'111 var on: sizes. with borders. Pic
from any of them and you are sure of something choice and effect-
we.

 

54 inch Half BleachedLinen . ,, . 25 Cents. ‘
58 inch Half Bleached Linen .. . . 39 Cents.
63 inch Cream Damask. extra heavy .. ., ' 50 Cents. '1
72 inch Cream Damask. very fine and hciivy, ' 3‘ . . - 75 Cents:
56 inch Bleached Damask . . . .25 fits. ;
63 inch Bleached Damask, all linen . . .1: 39 Cents. ,
65 inch Bleached Damask. handsome patterns . 50, Cents.

72 inch Bleached Damask; heavy and fine . . 75 Cents.

66 inch Bleached Damask. regular $1.00 quality . 85 Giants.

72 inch Bleached Damask, 01cc new patterns $1.00. .

Choice Double Damask, $1. 25, $1. 35, $1. 50, $1. 75. with napkins .
to match.

Hematitchcd Cloths with Napkins to match.

Colored Cloths" in yellow, blue, rose and niie' in 6-4.3—4 and 10-4,.

 

 

 

Here’s Your Iloiei’s lionli

0VERCOATS.. .

A good Ulster—one full of
warmth. full of value, for a
$5.00 note; a very nice. long
Raglan, with yoke-nthc sort
all the stylishly dressed
youths are wearing-well. w;
are selling them at $8.00.

Men's Worsted Suits at $9.

011. say. we surely must not
forget the boy-“4v: have an
odd lot of Boys' School Suits.
for the lad from 8 to 15 years

' of age. double breasted and of
black Cheviot. $1.25 per suit.

A child's Ovijrcoat—indeed.
it‘s extra value—you will say
so too. when you see it; the
price is $1.75.

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NEW DESIGNS

FINE WINTER
MILLINER Y

NOW READY.‘

11.1.1101111511111

.11 Main Strut. '
Narwalk. "Conn.

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Connected with Leading Bridge-
port Estabiiuiimuit. Large
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1810“!ch .rwill :Ive you. your 1111111
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Tristram 8: Hyatt,

1 day with many.

Norwalk, Ct.

 

The Leading Outfitters for
' Men.Women and
. Children.

 

 

We again say to you the richest man and woman can have no better
credit. dress with more taste. or with all his money buy cheaper than you
can If you make your selections here. It should be a comfort to you to know
that you can come to 11 store like ours. select exactly whatyou need and pay ‘

for it 111 small convenient sums. ONR DOLLAR WEEKLY.

 

CLOTHING FOR MEN.

A look into our store will convlntc you that we do not do things by
halves. Customers who visit our store marvel at the tremendous stool: we
carry 111 all departmenta. '

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OVERC OATS. ,

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All the 111.0111 atvlcs and all the latest mixture.1,rricos from $6.98 to 3.20.
Undorwem and Hosiery for men and women from the very cheapest to

the new host.

LACE CURTAINS PORTIERS, FIIRS. (11.0.1113. SHOES. BLANKETS.
MILLINERY and thouuanda of other useful articles, 1111 so on our popular
part payment plan

11 111 In. in» .1 an ‘
We urge you to ‘

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Tho 111mm If.