‘ ‘ not“ he
. flatulence bundles wily scintii»
and even the most reinote book!
some some he pry Intention to the Ghristm Shopper. our
dim“ about with molt discriminating care 111119 'we offer the
am known in The Norwaliu. in Holiday Presents no in other
' had, mountain our ireiiwsu-ned reputation 01' being the mar
litre 01 The Marital“. It‘ is impossible to the you an itch»
’ tit! quality; Variety style and price not even sittempted by our
Dl‘ lmltatoril. . ”a... :i' .1211
NOT A FEW OF OUR SUGGESTIONS.
lottery style, alas. color, material or price. either dressed or un-
, rices from in to $10.00 each.
drum. all the principal manufacturers in the country. Two hundred
kinda. Billiard and Pool rabies. Combiuola Boards. on which may
ed (lumen; Crokinoie. the $1. 75 kind. our price. 31. 00 ‘
d ranges in price from It: to :1 00. Latest Novels at out prices.
grits (500 vols.) 260 each Family and Oxford Bibles at one- -Vhaiif
ithout number. The old, yet new Tool Chest. Magic Lantern. Print~
"Bteom Bout or Engine. Croquet Donatello. Toy Dishes, Salt
4: net forgetting the many new Mechanical and Musical Won
ad here in great variety. Desks, Drums, Sleds, Wagons, Veloc-
flinch Boards, Rocking Horses. Hobby Boreas. Doll (10 VVCarts.
ugbys and Punching Bags
.. ,1»,
r...
, db as Photo Albums. Toilet and Manicure Sets; Fan..Glove. Hand-
ny. with many Sterling Silver Mounted. Aitoriishing’ly low
1 in this Department M“ ,‘hj
«priv-
arllng Novelties and Sterling Quality—not high priced. consider-
, _, fly. but high quality, considering the price. Rogers and other
it tried ware In Knivaa and Forks Spoons of all kinds. Nut and
Tea SetsJugfi. Myers and numerous odd and pretty pieces.
guarantee goes with every piece of goods sold from this counter
lNSTVRUMENTs. *4WWW e... 3
ram Pianos head this list “Monolith come next then Violins,
Guitars, Corneta Bunion, Accordions. Concertinos. etc etc, to the
, Vonécss: thhers. Phouohar ps. Harmonettea. ’I‘by Graphophones
r , 150 ,
this hind that cuts and the kinds you may return if unsatisfactory
. 1'0 styles Pocket Knives. from 30c to $3. 00 each .
150 styles Ronni-s. from Cl. 00 to 85 00 each. , .
60 styles Scissors, from 250 to $1. 60 pair.
30 styles Knives and Forks. 1r 0m 50c to $1. 00 sets.
125 styles Carvers. from 50c to $5. 00 set.
All kept in order free of charge.
HER GOODS.
“ '1 such all Puckett Books and For sea in: Russia, Call, Seal. Alligator,
01-. Snake Shins, Plain. Silver Hounted or Fancy Ornamented. Pock-
our men. The kind they want but seldom lind. heather Bags. SBtCh‘
Venn Dress Cases, from $1.00 to 310.00.
“WM?
“dad tine Toilet Soaps. put up singly or in combination boxes. make
. “gifts Bradley‘s and other line Handkerchief Extracts. 100.. lite.
and 81 per bottle. Cream Violet Soap. sold elsewhere for tile cake.
in fancy boxes of 3 cakes tor 10c. Other goods In same proportion
2*VI!
it! look at our assortment this year means to see the creations oi the
fletonaa of this country. w e have Lamps for every purpose, any
, tyles. and to suit any purse. in this Department you can spend
or $2600.1n either case ydu will be pleased with your bargain.
AND GLASS
11mm all over the world. Many handsome and odd pieces selected
are nfsny weeks post, and save to shine on our Holiday tables.
0 have all the "every day" goods. but we want to call your alien;
many odd pieces of Caris had Dresden, Old Hall, Royal Worcesl
Illa,“ and Hungarian pieces. not to be found generally in small cities.
' i. sums
and Toilet Sets, many kinds.
da Rims. Rose Trees and Chrysanthemums. which look like real.
and last longer. These are handsome ornaments and make echoer-
“5-. GALLERY. 1 ""
only one in The Norwaltta French mommies. lPl
Colored Photos and Artotypes an interesting subjects. in a‘ var
’ Vat ridiculously low prices. Mir rors. plain and fancy. in dd! or
1
porn
"%
sue me «use... ‘ 1 1 "-3.3
and Fancy Floor Coverings in endless variety.
Doses. Many styles and prices.
1 UR!
‘ also here—~the hind worth buying; not the thrown together. install.
but honestly mode and hon estly priced goods that will wear and
r reputation. New do gal. from lime-is” makers of Chamber
Wardrobes. ension Tables. Folding Beds. Deals.
mt. Vgar-loi-l and Igubury‘ Tables,- JarmsiemmSMOhtfi. “1:00:21;
l .8,” cy read and pull ed 111.
1"I Chairs hula 91.11118:
para mi «the thousands of useful and pleasing
narcotic nursing holds; spend an hour here and even
7011“ ll leave reeling that you have been well
moi!
J
Shirt Waist. Slipper
. grow?“
11 r'w
1 Wait uhbllltm. Obi
‘ 01 t e Unitsdastem was instruc
0 many attractions. but we promise that you will and in our'
or all ages or minds. Our .111 venils assortment this years is almost"
:1] “o'iry. Necktie, Boo Don and Odor Cases, In Leather Plush. Cei .1
. 1W Mill
on inquiry. you mashed ,
elation that With Mr Mat m
could not m 111
hitter to the crate
two hundred miill ‘
so at embarrassment durum
but might possibly mm in either 111111
turnstionsl financial control or oven
01! territory. The represents ivcs
Mir
cording” and be 1m further told that
in the“ spin on at our government the
amount so old bombed or China by
the powers jointly. without detail or
explanation. and afterward divided
among them according to their losses
and disbursements. You also stated
that every‘racllityof payment should
be accorded China and that the debt
should be paid by bonds issued at par.
and bearing three‘ per cent. interest
and running ofr thirty or fortyyears‘
“Though it became necessary. after
protracted discussion in the confer-
ence. to accept the proposition of the
other powers to demand of China the
sum total of their losses and disburse-
meets, reaching the enormoussum or
$333,000,000. our insistence “In pressing
tot-Va much lower sum and the Weight
of. the arguments adduced in ‘ favor ‘or
such a policy. ‘msulted in closing the
lndcmuitiea at the above lump sum.
when they hidri'sir to 1:0 on swelling in-
definitely. *‘I‘his and he acceptance of
your suggestion that the indemnltles be
paid in bonds issued at par and bearing
n low rate 01 interest (1 per cent.) was
flnnlly agreed upon.) and~~runningtor
forty years. resulted in saving a» vast
sum to China. hastened the evacua-
tion at the country by the expedition-
ary forces and the restoration of order
and 01 normal relations with the Chla-
ES“ schrnment
"in connection with the question or
the indemnityl should particulary
mention that. it having proved neces-
sary to the powers in their search for
revenues applicable to the service of
the Indemnity debt that the existing
nuininai 5 per cent ad vaiorem customs
to ill on fol-sign imports should be
in :19 ‘an effective five per cent. ad val-
orem’, the United States, mindful of
the turtherancc oi lawlui commerce in
China in the interests of the world and
believing that no opportu ity should,
0
to lost secure to torci trade all
th. facilities its not Importance en-
titles it to. and that any additional tax
brigades should be met by commercial
co uensstlons on the part of China of
dual value. dstlincd to consent to the
11001 n Increase of the customs tarill on
imports unless. one II the treaty pow-
ms and China agreed to sci-operate in
the long desired impory'cinent or the
water approaches to sunlight and Tim
Tub and. 2. that smellic duties should
be substituted for the drake nt ad valor-
ones in the tarlif on foreign imports
Botd or these conditions were ultimate-
ly agreed upon. , .‘
“No divergence oi‘ visas eats d 101“
tu’patelv between the. reproach ativbs
or the powers on the question of im-
proving th channels of direct com uni-
cation between them. it the Ch nose
gov ernment. The ion vex‘ed question
of the ceremonial to be 0 erred in the
public audiences granted? y the sniper.
or of China to fare representatives
was finally settledb'y the plenipoten-
tiaries on lines perfectly satisfactorily
to all parties to the negotiations. The
'I‘sung-Li-Y amen. or bureau of foreign
affairs. which the sx’pdrlence of forty
years had shown Chinese and foreign
ers alike was unwieidly mil incapable
of, discharging the duties devolving up~
on it. was altered In the way suggest,
ed by the conierence, changed into a
reiponslble ministry of foreign attain.
and organised on lines similar to those
yinthe
”IMO! or which
“ use no MIMI” it do
sandman... ”mi M
1 the it
‘ ‘ ‘1‘»: consisted “1131?;th trade out:
about; oh Chimiamnlre"
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Firrsmsromtwsvs.
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Th. Schooner Codi its: an Eventiui
Passage from pop. Name.
PORT TOWNSEND. December 10—»—
The schooner Ralph J. Mug. 4'! da‘ys
1mm Cape Nome with ninety passeng-
ers and 11110911 stowaway‘s has arrived
and according to the passengers had
the moat eventtui passage of any vex
sci sailing from the north. Hailing
from Nome October 23 with provisions
enough to last to Dutch Harbor: under
‘ favorable circumstances hetero reach: 1
ing that port the water supply gave’
out and for two do” the
were without water. [‘10
assongorn
the time
‘ of sailing tram Dutch Harbor the Long
experienced continuous sales of aspen.
al severity; the most severe being on
November 111 when seas swept the .
vessels, carrying away a portion of the ’
water supply and one lite boat Mate
Hanson was washed away by an in»
mouse sea and drowned. The IaIt two
weeks of the voyage the passengers
bad to depend on what rain they could
catch for a water supply
NEW CLOCK iNDUSTRY T0 1.0-
CATE 1N HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. December log-«The
Hartford Annual Wind Clock Company
has been organized with an authorized
capital or 8500. 000. . 1
H. D. Middleberger. of the Hartford
bar. has been’ciected' president: E. W.
Smith, or the Hartford Box Company.
viceprssideut. and Clarence A. Davies.
secretary and treasurer. The company
controls n new‘invention in the way
of clocks that is bound to awaken wide
interest. The timepiece requires to‘be
wound up only once in a year. The
winding operation is by a lever. There
is no hey. no battery, no electrical ap-
paratus. The model 01 the device has
been running since January ill or this
year. It is now in the allies of Mr.
Middieberger in the Buttercup block.
The new industry will he established 1
in this city.
an...
MAY CHANGE BASEBALL CON-
TR '
NEW YORK. December lilo—John?
Brush. of Indianapolis and Cincinha
ii who Is here to attend the National
League baseball meeting. hopes to
change radically the hontrol of base
hall and to give the National league
dumplete power of all clubs and play-
ers outside of the American Lame
From a reliable source it has "been
teamed that 'B‘rush's ”bobbins Is to ~
' abolish the office of
resident of the
«league and instead a
control on the order of jockey clubs or
the A. A. It. only with much greater
powers Brush’s idea is to have the
players licensed and registered like
the jockeys and athletes andto he‘s!
wagons subject to the control of the
010 Fine in ‘Ll'cK MINE. ‘
HARRISBURG. Pa., December 10--
Iv‘ire broke out last night in the big
Lick Mine between Indians and Wii
'iamstown throwing several hundred
pen out of work. The tire is still
burning! The mine is owned by the
Lycirens Valley Coal Company and is
01112 of the most productive in the Lyric
contagion.
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APPRECIATING TNE UNIVERSAL ENJOYMENT IN VIEWING FINE
biomass. we usvu ARRANGED .1 TREAT FOR 0an PATRONS AN!)
FRIENDS.
O1:
in
M 11111.!
t1«»‘~2v~
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1.94331
day only.
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we wronmvorsm mute snide": bacon Hairdo Dinner. 1
11am re a erasures usmnuoss sun orann rrcrunas. mm
dF'ruant curios or Famous cause on sat
our
no use I'llllir‘e
labored succession! in ,'
a world in the .
at a board of 1
’i wr>wsnus<1FF,0
store is brimmliié: over with tile tlmusauds of things that urgsuw
ab-x‘l.
l
Something for the "Ioilct ’I‘a’liic' is always
appropriate on your Christmas list.
or Manicure Sets In a variety of rich and
I
handsome styles are shown
Porcelain Toilet ,‘VScle. (Iaintily decorated
in colors, $4.111).r$(1.00,$7.5o $8.50und $1.00.
Porcelain Sets with Trays up to $8.75 each.
(,‘rmib and llrusly Sets—~1’orcelain backed
("iiii'ibV—VQSC.
”rush and mounted
$1.39 and $1.50.
Three piece Siusgt'omb, “rush and Mir-
ror - $1. 31).$1.7V5.$195..2.,m $2 50 up to
$( 1.00.
man Siltr or .
A particularlyIinmlsonrc Military I‘irusli
set in Case is priced at only $1.95. ’1
L V ' “ . $3.50: Iloadin I Issues 1 .
Hand Mirrors in great variety. g 1 $17 50 each;
handsome wood barks 501‘, 751‘, $1.00 and
$1.25: with enameled wood backs. 251',
Real Ebony
$135,111.75,
Military
’ruslics 50c to $4.00 per pair.
”IIIE \l‘AIIOVIJth SI‘LIIIR is our
of the 111051 pleasing m1 the store to im‘rsti- -
gate in the
gills.
everything Inns :1 (listinltiic (hrislmas
JcharnVi.
Glass \Vclls
and» Iimnzc
Wells $7 95.V
Those :11 $2. 50 and up are finci (irr-
Brushes
$2.75 end up to $6.00 per pair.
011k. ()Ili‘t'. Iiox and Rose wood Military
search for suitable liolirlzu
Imm tin} Illmk Ink \1\ calls of tilt ‘
(Ilas‘s to rich Ideal: Sets cased ill full 1.01.1111 I
Bronze Lion Ink \\ clls $100 and $1. 25
Desk Ink $3“inng of ()1in with two (.ut
Figure $2.95.
Mexican (Hiya Stand. lira» mounted oiih
largo t'ut Glass Well $5.;no uiih iivo large ‘
rum”
Vi ,tlay or so to.
.plr‘
that Holiday thoughts will be uppprmost in the minds of every one during that period 'Iiie
1.. 1‘11.
. people (you among them). Come morning afmruoim or evening, as may plouac yullrfll‘ld brim.»
your Christmas diets. They held nothing you trill not find within ourdoors,
l
Toilet .
.V Sets in (:Itfit'h
$5.00 $7.00 $8.50 and $10.00
$1.25.
lain Sheep Horn—~Ink Stands at $2. 50 to
With“
$1.00,
. $3.150.
found on the main aisle.
.9‘1412‘1
to be denoted by thousands of
21....
» hit <. l
Desk Set. Ivory Mounted and black Seal
Leather. including Ink Wbll” Pen lint-Vb,
I (tier I Jpeiiur. Seal and Desk PM.
The Set $5.00.
Stag Mounted. Seal [heather Dealt Set
~IV’aiI. I .cticr (lpcuer, Seal, Ink 51.1111111an
l'cu Rack and Blotter, , . , ‘
The Set $7 50.
Full Lo zmi Desk Set-”Pad Letter Rack
Calendar Ink Stand. Stamp Box, Flutter
and i’m \‘lecrmali leather encased $7.00.
FOR VII N there are many articles thpj
, propriatel} mounted with Stag and M01111-
$8.1mzllsh'lraysup to$750z Paper Ixnivas
$1.25 in $1. 50;
Check Blotters $2. 25 to
\‘0\ FL'ZI‘II S too numerous and widely
diversified in character to classify are to be
At the Jewelry
section are large 'I‘ripIchatc Mirrors in Oak.
Iilmny and Rose Wood Frames $1.25, $1.50,
$20011.) to $5.00.
Triplicate AMirroer » in
Iiaiigismnc (Silt Metal Frames $5.§5fi&"$7.50.
tin Centerf'IfabIes in the nm'i11;}éliiéle arc
sol-“up pretty
'Ijli'crmomctcrs‘ "landed in
“'Ii‘iii‘i‘filetintc Cilf‘aml Fancy I“rartics 251: in
t‘oriiliiuntimi of Calcutlafi ”Thur-
iiumicier and Ink Stand, 50c and 751:
“:1me “orig IIIVixes containing overt
$3.00.
.1:
‘ g Amok} Pen \\1 ll)£“f§ [QC and” ' '
.L.‘sewmgnccosmiv, 500 75c. 95.: $1. 00 up in
,
I
Imkci kuixcs fur laws priced from 25
:qu 501 up to S3. 00.
Thirty-one seer. Killed. 11 wounded
And :62 use. Prism
LONDON, December IF“
ener in a despatch {rem
December 9. rem thattha-reeottflot
a week‘s work is 31 Deere killed; 11
wounded 35?. made prisoners. 3.5 port
rendered and qulhtitieb d! uphill
ca tired.
advancing the. lingo! blnolhdum
11:10 rtgie Emotion portion 01 Transvaal.
” eper 0.1!qu tar
first time to es 3e fireman: iii
continous Operations in the vicinity or
Ennelo Dethei and Carmina. 3.an
Colomrmtzsv: cicamd the sounds-s
Vern d s c o B vs
any and are anyogm column
Vol the Thanban
t The Boer? strontium totes in the ex.
reins wee 0 Cape
They are commaddaWNu-its, one
recently stunted 12111101.th
Doers were driven 011 and Ilsa-Vita was
severely wounded. ,
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VEIKII WILL YET CONTRACT.
LONDON Member ilk—While the
1tommamne. .4 * '
18196;}!
Nobel medical, chemical.
BIG NOBEL Pail! DIVIDED *‘ '
CHRISTIAN! December 10—11 was
announced in tile Storming today that
the Nobel Frills tor the encouragement
be! peace and arbitration for 1901,
amounting to 150, 000 kroner. has been
equally divided between Dr. Henri
Dammit the Swiss physician. (whit
was rocommende’d by the Swedish
Rigsdag tbthe committde entrusted
with bestowing the 3111,16) and Fred
oriclt my (the former mourner- or
the French, chamber or menu. who
reeeiVed the next highebii vote) DI
nun "°i°‘i‘i'.‘°‘i"‘f 1:: m”
c aces 0 ya: u I to!
in serum Ind; W
01M. Decembm' Ill—The
physicist
cs 236m literary Prim, amounting
Wench, and awarded
sole
to I
respectively to Professor li’ehriiig a
German; Dr. Van Hols “under;
Proteasorlioen like! and dauliy is
the Prone literary man.
:rill be distributed totiightby the
crown prince is the musical academy.
RIPAMINB WACHING'I’ON QTREIT.
l’s‘opis‘ into have occasion to travel
hing to complain about the way the
thoroughfard is an: up add aimed to
through Washington m are mu- m
GOCIETY 0F CINCINNATI.
Governor McLean Elected Honorary
“.mml‘p .
The society or the or cimu‘im or the
state or Connecticut he an adjourned
meeting and subsequently dined at the
University Club in New York last Fri
day evening. Among the Connecticut
members present. 0.911., of hitch-
ileld president of t Vgtate misty.
Hon. Norris“! of L‘Brld
9011,1110 secretary; lea iii. Gross.
oi this cjty and dob WI.
01 ,Norwlch. Governor as P. his.
loan was elected honorary member or
had Society Governor Melanin dot
eligible to hereditary Illuminating-but
will be upon the cues 0111111qu
The General Society
to hold its £11
(on! in flay neat. 11.110 Willa
m pow-W
COPPER MVV 00 UP.
LONDON. .
W101?” lathe
fact that arelallv ”’3'" if “a. 11
itary member, bete onflnfig'to we‘ll-n:
«unique-show in Hart?
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