ed « tom“ Philadelphia
rainl on a brass mount-
. IT. uit sim ‘an 1'.
litre bell at a 9‘35); of tag
' llchance of accident the
ot tint at night. and the
[twill he guarded by {our
Philadelphia policemen.
Colitis the smallest navy in
id in: proportion to her
ion. Twelve million peo-
prOtected by a fleet of two
it vessels. two unarnrorcd
3. each carrying one four~
_ tiznloloadiiig gun. and four
breech-loaders. and five sec»
loos tor ‘tlo ‘ boots. This
manner ‘v by ninety ofiicers
hundred men.
'5.» comcrers aren‘t missing
1; that otters them an op—
nit . A itovcment is. on
it illrcsuo; ‘vhllforniaQ to cor:
elitisoltl portion of the raisin
The companies comprising
’tnerican ‘ raisin packing com-
‘Slli‘i‘dtlellg thy: principals
cal. hey now have near-
he raisimr oi the California
3’ Association in their
and figfi-fimmptiflg to so-
tit untold drugs which hayc
old in hinders in the hope
prices. There is a great
, for raisins and the price
minced from, 2% to 3'»;
, rzpouud.
m Woman ARE oomo.
-—-r--
they use less crepe on
gowns than the: have been
home limo pant. .
the. new veiling: shown tor
a complexion well in white
. ‘ with a unique feature-«iota
'- that they are called “Angora"
goat. ot‘dhat name. '
.gr’m am very mac and tthe
, their on r on e
Twltlr t «a mu that prices
‘ n5. Tho demand for this
not anticipated by any 01 the
”fig m it: look loss.
1 .. a ‘ it Hot mous
when chloral. the fronts and
the; dollar about the taco. it
be replenished no otten that it
oawoar.
, won a glimpse the other day
’ (it the new white waist mn‘
sum are, to be used in 1902.
met-cerium cloths. as line
1! just an pretty—4mm
like stilt—«but will launder
,. or for they will keep their
it». color while silk invariably
low. Among them were many
boon to those women who can
1 to pay "truly and thirty
otthcnruo
Nu.»
m min Attend» .
. «no thenrat matter taken all
1 Dan
“on!“
‘Mngput .ot, the mount atooi strike.
It tumour owning robes one
have anon a gown designed
. Those gowns am already
but! made extent finhinf’ tho
. but often rocked. and the
plainlymarhod ontthataar
"menaoewaplalnmcan
a normnal knowledge t can
AND STAMFORD
war the
report at the executive council of the
Monti The room «untagged
.11 l” m.” 0 "
nlon 'nt Granite Cutters. who in
also out wim-pmidenl at the inadm-
tion. The report of the executive coun— ,
. cilia very yoluntinobl. tad taa corn- :1 j
that a
The , - 1‘
Prehenttlve review oi all matters
how; dome. baton ‘1“ “council.
Shaflerflompm—mltchell controversy.
taunt mentioned. The report. calculus "
the lotus}?
direct appropriation to the McKinley '
linuorta toad. A mania at to the late ‘
George (3 once, of Phllade tibia. a well—
ed. There were 91.» charters granted
to union: by the ; ration during the
year .and the connect admm the pan-
aaxe by Congress of anti-injunction
nod Chinese exclusion lawn. The coun-
cil regrets the effort mode in certain
parts of the West to divide trod injure
the labor movement and recommends
that members of the council be sent to
thtI convention of the Western Federa—
tion of Miners. with the object of Mom
in; about harmony. The application of
certain traded unions for a boycott on
o cash register company. In Ohio. in not
granted. but” the council rocommends
that further eitorts be made to adjust
the dithcnltioa. The council niao re~
views at great length the many cases
or trade jurisdiction and grievances
that have come before it from Unions
everywhere. which were all settled. Ile-
vision of'tlto‘:?‘don‘t patronize" list is
recommended. as it it: too long. and
many firms are out of existence.
The report was read and referred to
an appropriate committee.
The following committee was ap-
pointed 'to‘lli‘onnlder all questions of
trade autonomy:
President‘SImuel Campers. James
Duncan. of Boston: John Mitchell. in-
diannpolin; John? Mulholland. Toledo.
Ohio. and (3. IN! Hubert. San Antonio.
Pea. ; ' t , f . , . _.
A large number of resolutions were
reported (rum committees Those retor-
rlnx to trade autonomy were sent to
the new special committee on auton-
rmy. Other resolutions in which re—
ntests arc made for the organiaation of
a number of trades that have not yet
'recn unionlacd and never-at resolutions
lrawn up fen-tho porno-e oi settling to
“ill ilalon dllmneeo were retemd to
the incoming vacation council.
A motion balm tor the appoint.
nent of mounted men as organimrs
'n the South evoked some debate. A
notion was to refer the mat-
‘er to the anoint to council for final ac»
tion. .
A nmtuuonoiommending that the
organizers ’, w i adoration make an
more during-tho log year motion-
in the sch teachers of this country
was unanimously adopted. A mom-
mendation from the committee no la-
bels. instructing the executive council
to secure the passage of a national law
nmtafllilx' and legalizing union labels
was also adopted; 1
OXFORD DEFEATS CAMBRIDGE.
LONDON. Dcoomber ll—At the
Queen‘s, (‘iuh grounds today Oslord
inflated Cambridge at toothall. by a
oral and a try; nl'te‘r a splendid game‘-
aocordinl; lo the Rugby rules. wh‘cr
“trotted large crowds of simple I“
the club. The deletion of both tcarn
was \‘err sound and them was no
,. .. ldant moKinlay. and roc~ '.
contends, hat the Federation make a .. ‘
known labor leader. la: also mommeud- , ,
about. ‘
ita unpaid: wearing
'MDR
IF Roofing Tin.
Whl- WWIEYEI.
’ recount-m
runner. uuoén NORTH RIVER.
tunnel under the North river in place
of the bridge which that. company in-
tended to build in conjunction with the
other railroads, which outer Jersey
City. After calculations had been
completed demonstrating that the 1130
by one railroad alone would not sullen
the capital required, an attempt. was
made to get the Eric. the Lacknwanna.
tho l‘rehigh Valley. and the Jersey Gen-
trnl to join in the use 0! the bridge at
the same time. making the structure
tracks. Those made. however. could
not be brought into a harmonious
agreement. Finally a firm of civil
engineers were reoucstod to draw
plans tor the construction or a tunnel
under the Hudson river to be used only
by the Pennsylvania railroad and it
connections and to estimate the cost
of such a tunnel. Thea! plans are
very nearly completed.
NOT 3. F. DUDLEY. 0F BOSTON.
BOSTON. December ii—lnrontip~
lion prompted by the publication of a
north. the Lot Angelo: bank defaulter.
claimed to be 8. F. Dudley. of Boston.
thin—s that the name 8. F. Dudley ap-
neam once in the Bunion directory. but
that Mr. Dudley at the present time in
in this city. ;
You can‘t alwaya tell a polished man
score until the litter halt»! the game
by till about
TOW fill.”
, , lamb: night on tho-18am”
. .1. . ac .
hand dipping'.,tinuing by moon; of clarified _ “
oil, and the rejection of every imperfect ,
M M F
Roofing Tin
rlcheot and Malaya?“
lead (the genuine old-atyle tome man) and are
tarmac to the rustwproduclng a hero of the
In —--tho severest test that can
Thla®tndemarlr in on every about of the genuine
Mwmrm
mamas.
mall on Punt mm. norm.
fiE WYORK. December ll-Accord' ,
lug to the Times. the Pennsylvania.
Railroad Company may construct a.
older the tlmoond. pinup! the neat
ithe stall of the commander-Joachim
' have been announced.
to pay even a part of the interest on ;
rows. of Rutherford. N. .l.
broad enough to support at least six ,
iron Anselm. Cal. dispatch that a man ’
irrosted on suspicion of being Fleisch- '
r’sStore
on of perfect black “our.
HF plate. hnotlra
of pure tin and new
applied. _
Ital: your router. or
GRAND ARMY cOM‘MANDER'S
STAFF.
The executive committee of the na-
tional council of the Grand Army will
meet in Chicago on Thuradoy to con
national encampment. in a general
order the following appointments on
Adjutant General—Silas ll. Towlcr.
ot Minneapolia.
Quartermaster (lenient—Charles Bu.
inspector General—«Wilfred A. Well:-
crlroe, of Boston.
Judge Advocate—Henry 3|. Oilfield.
of Detroit. .. . ,
Chin! ct Stall-A. Noel Buckaroo, a
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
CAPTURED 305R UZTHEL COM-
MAN R. K
LONDON, Decca: f 1,13“: rd , it
charter in a diagram Sla’ndertoo.
Tram'aal colony dated Timothy. Dec
«other it). announced that General
Bruceliamllinn, alter a night march
surprised and ca .. ' practically the
whole» of the not} ” ‘, command.
at Triclrards Foatein. early that room
ins. Seven Minnow and III
were made brim“?
Ann an? “and. ,
om: wit be? “who
rived: Steamer flaieotlc (rota New
York. ""
SOUTHAMPTON. December Ii~
Arrived: Steamer Phlladclpnra, from
New York.
LONDON. Danedber "Arrived:
Ste-mot Menominee. from New York.
Add American Federation of Labor.
.; as, a1
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Vb ’ Eradtos‘ .
Sachets ammo,
A sale embracing Garments of known
o
\
g‘vGreat Sale bf WinterGa‘rm‘alltsl w
' ’1 Another ’D’ailoi ;
WONDERFUI; VALUES *
“in”.
quality. che
1‘;- ,‘
“about; *
ral lotto-the balance of
our Winter Stocks. including the cream
ot the market,
lat prices. THE. chance of the year to
buy a winter garment.
at about one-half regu~
Ladies’ Raglana. that were '
priced up to $18. all the
but styles, toddy'aprico. 59.5o
Raglann that were up to $25.
today» $14.98
Raglan: that were up to $35,
today. $19-50
Ladies’ 22 in. Coats that were
$15 and $18. today, $10.00
Ladies' Short Jackets. one
small lot that werepriced
up to $7, at $2.98
Ladies’ 22 in. to 27 in. Coats
that were $6 to $8, today’s
price. 33—98
Children's Reclcra, with fan-
cy cape collar, were $2.50 to
$3.98, (sizes 4 to 11 year!) $1.50
Ladiea' Cluster Fur 3cm,
- regular price. 55. today. 33-93
Ladica’ Flannel and Alba-
tross Waiats, prices were
$1.50 to $2.25, today. 81.25
vou'll find elsewhere.
Big Bargains in FINE FURb. All that is New and Stylish, at prices one-third less than
oneohalf regular 'prices.
Special Uilerinc’s in MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Ready—lo-Wear Hats at about
to; one ,
shown.
Holiday Hints.
Our Holiday lines are the
, it is none too early to make selections. That should be the keynote of‘vlour Chrislmasv
clanniniz. alEMEMBER lT. ‘blbcks are lullest and most complete now. Shopping can be
done Willi the greatest comfort.
largest and best we have ever
W
HONEY DEPOSIYED WI‘I’H
THE haunt uonwnut SAVING:
‘ ”MK
Ii" he stately cared tor; it will grad-
ually you; it will work for you Gan
days and mm: it will always be
rady: and It will be time tron uncer
tainty.
TEN Trams LEFT. ’
Bicycle Contact. ‘
gthlrd day or the all day bicycle race
lat Madison Square Garden our only
Hm tmna left phasing away at tho
lion; grind. They were in the mo
imhtlye tradition: they held in tlrtn am;
May of the race. 0on threw.- laprs no
. arated “It Ive loading beam from the
Xllatnnt two. The are leaders are lighting
{Shard to retain their moons and any
.iattmpttootwalnplotheslml (or
in sprint by all of tho ridern. At ti
llo'tr'kx'k this morning the riders more
in miles; behind the room. the W‘d‘ ll '3
l at that hour being as follows;
: Finch” and Chan-dim.
' WM' and Irma.
.Neokirk and ileum. .
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SOLVENY NOTICE.
.DIBTBICT or NORWALK. 16.5.. mu»
, our: ooun’r. Dec, 4, A. 9., mt.
Maw 01 James H, Kimble". late (if
V
r
i
Ami an am Very cm: in the so: any 3
:Norwallr. in said district. downed.
i” The (3mm 0! W [or the [harlot
,0! Sorrow, hath limited and allowed
1st: months (rm the date heron! (or
2nd: mention of said estate to exhibit
' their claims tor whimml. Those who
united to preach! their amid. W
orly unwed. within said time. will but
«boned a recovery. All perms io-
debwdtooaideotatearcronoeued to
make immediate bailout to
ALFRED E. AUSTIN.
Administrator.
v
SALE OF fi‘AL EMATE.
Tire subscriber, alarm of the
. more at Patrick Human. late at Nor-
walk. in the District at Malt. do
mm,mnygtrennoumtmmm
been authoriwd and empowered by the
m! of Probate for said mum to-
aell all the visit. title and Internal in
mi motion! M. which
la allowed in aid Walk. on ‘
street inthefltyotlfiorunlhud
m Mammals-umm
or lunar. For further intonation
10ml 1. wnu .
um
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Norwalk Chronicler