.1
. 5!“,
19—1,
months ago.
HAS A BAT TONGUE.
IS WATERPROOF.
THAT IS THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
Sold only by
.D. Lyon 8- Co.
90 WASHINGTON STREET
YOUR SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
"IT PAYS TO TRADE”
T HOUSTON’
THE
CUT PRICE SALE
GOES MERRILY ON.
The immense business done by us Saturday. notwithstanding
the disagreeable and stormy weat her, once again demonstrated the
fact that the ladies of Bridgeport know and appreciate genuine
bargains when offered them.
UNTIL ENTIRELY SOLD.
You can buy any Fur Garment or Scarf or Cloth Garment at
from one-third to one-half former prices.
REMEMBER
This makes anything purchased now a saving of from 33 to 50
per cent.. in other words.'1s a gilt- edged investment for years to
come. Don’t neglect this opportunity—“You can't ai‘iord to.”
110118101133 11011 Main Street Bridgeport.
U8" Car iare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
I11I111'111li III111I111111
‘ I111I111l111|
Iitl1l|11 Inililnl i’11.1111| II111'l1 III111
llih‘ 8111111111111 l11tl111.1
II111 1’I111I1111'Iti111 II11111 I-111111111111
1111i \11 I1111111111111i1111
KNOXVILLE. ’l‘euu .lauuall l'1'- -.I.
\V. Morton, a post oilieee'.I1-1l1\\.l~1 ill
jured today by lite explosion of a pack
age of powder, Ilill’tl'glyi‘t'l‘llli- 111' :111
internal machine. While stamping
letters and packages with the “receiv-
ed" stump.
lecal hardware house exploded when
struck with the stamp.
revealed on it the 111111111 0111 New \ ork
31110111111195 pow del 1011111111 "lile inter
101' of the pa1eel showed a tin box III
which the explosive had been packed ,
The local har'dual'e firul disc lainls hay
ing ordered Slit h a pat knee or bar 1111'
been notified of its shipmiut. The
postal authorities have 1111111111 :111 in
vestigation
SIENKIEWIGZ NOT SUMMONED.
BDRI.IN.Ia11u'.1r1'lT-—~"lhe 1"‘epolt
that Henry It Sleukiewicz, the Polish
novelist
Dear hel’ore the law (ourts at I-‘osen
Prussian Poland on the (bulge of lose
masjesto is untr-lu Sienku-wiu. 1.1
not a Prussian alld lives in Warsaw.
Russia. A story similar to the one
just. circulated regarding Sieukiewle'l.
was printed in the United States two
EMPEROR IS NEW YACHT.
NEW YORK. January 1.171'l‘l1e lll'lll
of Townsend, Ilowney 11‘ (‘oulpany
who are building the new ynellt 10':
Emperor William of Germany. Iodrp
received a message from their Mr.
Downoy, who is in Washington, saying1 .
that he had completed ill'i'illlgellll‘llid
for the launching
‘.vhcht on February 271.
CALLED TO NAUGATUCK.
NAUGA'I‘ITClx. January 17. mm
meeting of the parishioners of St.
Michael's Eplui'opnl (‘hurt l1 11 call was
extended to 11111 111.111.111.111 .11
Wakefield. Mass. to till the vacancy
caused by the death of the late pasuu,
Rev. J W. Ellswor..tl1
’Plt‘lures and Scenes of italll'ollld
Wreck, 10c. World Almanac.
bulls and Mllidlelu polo-1 on sale. Dbl-1k
HPldll 1902 .1'11. 101 bottle Vaseline 1111.
100 Alarm Clocks title 81.00 Watclleil'
Io. Guaranteed Madounns Pictures
We regular price was 121111: small mu 1
8111111: pawn 111101) 1111111111 on hand
looking at. Single and Double
WI (11111.. 1,1; price. Elgln Walt
. , Swiss and Standard movement
‘ on. new and second hand gold
on randv 1111111111 1311111111: Guitars Vio-
lion Aoeogliann Mandolins etc. .111
r. J. 111.111.111.111
cunlosn'v SHOP.
No.11 South M11111 St.
have it painted up so u to
111 it with the boys, who
11 package addl'essiul to :1 .
Examination ,
had been summoned to up 1
of the ("lllllt'l‘()i":1I
OLIVE BRANCH INSTALLATION.
liistriel Deputy Grand (‘Iluneelior
1‘ llill'les .\l. Sherman installed the new.
Iv elected olileevs of Olive Branch
Lodge, Knights of l‘ytbias. last night.
in the lodge 11111111.»; in Washington
street. The olllcers installed are \Vii-
Iiuln (l'llal'l'a .11l111111'ellor command-
1111; \\illi111n I .1se1 \l1' 1' 1l'1an11- -I:lol
ltut‘us I S1111tll,l11-1'ep1l ol' 1111111111111“
seals: Joseph \\ (loi'llam 111.1slel oi
Lev-111111111112 Ri1'l1111'1l Sweeney. master
.ol‘ 111111111111' iosepll lliley. master an
arms; \\llliul11 i1‘. I1'or11. lll‘i‘ll'llt‘; \\ ‘~
1I1I1u1 llull. lllllel' guard: 'l‘lloinas VII-
1 la '11' William I", horn and L. It. Snow
ll'llHIi‘i's
STAR OF COLUIVIBIA OF.FICERS
Mrs. |l.1l1iel l'ilztnauriu oi S1111 ot
'Slllllllilll (‘irihn (‘ompunious ot' the l‘ ol'—.
1'. t. of Stamford with a
from that 1il‘1le 1'111111 to South
.(‘ il'1l11.
1\1‘)l'
d1 legaliou ‘
Considering Advlslblilty of Enlargu
‘ing Plant in Near Future.
The Norwaik Brass company is con
sidering means for enlarging its plant,
as the company is so rushed with or-
dare that the present facilities 11111
wholly inadequate to 1.10 he with the
amouutot work to be turned out;
One. member 01' the corporation said
this morning that the mummy may
lnlild a new plant much larger than
the present one. in Mechanic street
Norwalk or it this is not deemed adv'
visable some at present unoerupied
factory will be. leased and altered so.
that bronze and aluminum marine
tastings can be made in it. these goodst Grand Master Wheeler. of Norwalk,
being the products which the company
111allutactures and disposes of to the
largest dealers 111 these. lines in the
United States.
The, Norwulk Brass Company
been remarkably successful ill the
past few months. ..l1111 111111111 month
ago two men were employ ed by it
while today the list of employees
number forty and one il'1111: ‘ would
easily not work with the 111111111111 01'
business on hand were the plant laruv
111', These additions have been built
on It, the last one but a few weeks
ago. The annual meeting 01' the com-
pally will be held ill February, when
officers will be elected.
RUN DOWN BY A BICYCLlST.
Deacon James Walsh injured so That
He Had to go Home.
.Iulnes Walsh, of Pine street, Nor-
walk. was run down by a bicycle rider
in West avenue, near the South Nor.
walk (‘1111111'1'111111011111 (,‘luu'eh. this mor-
ning shortly before 7 o‘clock. and was
injured to such an extent that he was
forced to give 1111 work about the mid
die of the morning ulld go home for the
day.
.\ll‘. \l'alsll, who is 11 carpenter and
is also 11 deacon of the Noiwnlli Ihlp
list Church. had just allullled from the
alumni the lili‘l'l'lt' rider. who was .211
but 111 :1 rapid pace did not see 111111 In
time to prevent the collision, .\ll'.
Walsh was (blown :1 distance 111' sev-
eral 1111-1 111: was also the rider and
his liliit‘llllli'. 'l‘ile bicyclist “'il.‘ only
slightly injured but the machine 11:11
111111111u111lilui1e badly. Mr. Walsh |ll('li-
1-1l himseli‘ 1111 and was able to limp to
his work and did not give 1111 until I111
was forced to by the pain. His leg.
with-I1 was injured. Is the .~111111- one
which he broke some time 111111 1111 full
1111.: dou'll 11 illuht oi" stairs ill Ilostoll
and be had not yet lullv l'11111\'1"1‘11.I
trout the Nice is of that :11'1' ideut,
PROJECTED RACIFIC CABLE.
Advantages of Government Control
Presnted Before Commission.
VI .tSllINil'ION. January l.—~1|he .1d
The 0111111111 installed are Ml'h IvantageH ol 1111\111'1111111111 1'ontlol oi the
.|, “Mn.” “In...“ of 141.11 111 (‘oiumlna Ipmjmted l’ae-Iili eaule were presented
'(‘il",1111
.Nihill. illie'i 1oulpunion: .liiw.
I llreunnu. Ilnaueilll secretary; \lisa
t‘atherine nutl‘y. trensluel':
Steegluuller. recordingr
Miss Edith Dullelley.
Elltlllt'Iu" lolltlweil llli
' t11shn1ents 1111111 served.
rii'l'l‘t‘lal‘l.
inside guard.
mph and
TUD‘.Y IN WALL STREET.
“'1” I. SIRI1I"III.III 11.111.
.\11
\llir
1'11. 1
1 Philippines.
.presidenl of the Western l'uioll Tele-
jul'apll (‘ompanln
'Ihe oilie M‘s Installed tile Mr 1 'today, belole the eolnlurro' commission
.\i.1.\' I111 the lllllln'.
\dulilnl liradt‘ord who
has had eharge of the 111bh- soundings;
(leenrul (heelev head of the signal ser-
\Iie who has deyoted 111111l1 11111ntion
to this subject (‘uptuin Illnsell. woh
has done much of llli1 cable work In the
and 'I‘houlns' l1‘. (‘lark.
were among thin-'1
pl' ~s1-nt 1\I1‘. (‘l'ulk said the plan pr-t'
dolnilulllt “Maw“. “as perteptible 111 .St‘llli‘tl by tl11 inlnlnel'eial t‘uble (‘olll-
the opening 1'1llll'.>1
.were very small. the trading:
and gains and losses were very equally
11iivided. Manhattan rose a poilli. and
ltllll'OiltI1~ iii the southwest were per-
eeptiblv til'nl. Sugar run oil ‘I.‘,.
\‘I Al I. ST RIC I1"i. i p. ul.--~-Iieav,\' ab-
]sorption 111' some of the roulers contin-
ued for :1 time, which lifted Reading
‘.’-"11 over last night. Erie h‘il'st l‘l'el'el'.
11'111l II, and Eric S111 11nd Preferred 1‘5.
ll.11l1.1\\.1nnu valued Ii ill all The de-
mand then Ilf't 1111111 less and lllli't‘tl fell
b.11 l. slightly lllltil Sugar rose to 131.
I TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
1 Reports over ptilute wire, of l1). 1\
IIioilnle iolnlnls.~ion Ill'.(llt(‘l‘ Swartz 10
1"folbett's bloe k South, Nol'wulk.
1, tlpen High how l. .10
I 1‘1111 (‘11,)[1111- Iiil‘ Til-'1 till‘ 711'-
‘l.'oi olnotivi :il "4: 1:: 311/; :12
Ha. S, i‘. . (‘ 11.. I‘ll”, I'll IBM-11 13113,
Atehlson, 71‘1"» 71%“. 77w. 711-3..
IAI(.‘llll-'.()ll pt‘1l.. It'll-1 El?"- Il7ls "TIL.
llalt. & Ohio, 1021', ltlil 102% 1027..
.llkyn. Ii. 'l‘., 1‘14 617;. pl 13.15,,
10111-11. 1k 1111111, 11'. 1111/. 151'. 1111..
'1‘111. 111 N. \\'., 211.131., 21111 2115111 21111
”It 11.11 111 11.11;: 111.3 11117.. 1112'...
'1(‘.lll II I. 1h I’. 1.311 15117,, 1:111:31 IMF.
,1‘ 1' .1'. .1. 51 1.11.114 11:11.1
rllii & ll 0111.173”; lTI Hill/,1 l'H'x,
i I ‘.Sieel. 4:5"4 'Ill 42% :l
:1. Steel ptd. ill" 947/11 941/; MW,
1! Lou. K1 Nash. 1011‘»;- lih'i‘li. IINTe. 1051B.
Nor. & West” 51'. (villi, I'lll I’nl
'\lnu. (‘1ll1sol.. I371”. 111711. 131133 137
IMetropolIHIuIl itll llil
.1 K .1. '1 11111 5:11,. 1'1: “1,. 11:11,. 11:11.
{111.111 11111-1111 1111111.. 111111;. 1111111,. 11111..
N. Y I‘. K- Ii Ilia“; ltiil‘i liill‘zi “35qu
N. ,,() & W ,1lii‘l4 till; 321'}; till;
[Reading 21] til" 63% 111% MM.
‘i’ll1lilt1 Mail It: 1', 17% MW, 47"
'l’euusylvnuiu lltt'.‘ H. .1 1481/. 11111,,
People's (.1111 111111, 111110,, 11111 1111114
111111 11 11111.1 1.111,. 1.17.. .1111...
Il’ 81R. pill. ill‘I', 8219 Mill MM.
‘8011 Railway. 11251;. 11:1 :11: 321%,
Sun. lly, ptd., 11:1 9831‘. mi 911%
81111.1'111111111, mitt. MN}; 511 5111.1,
11‘111111. 1‘. it. I.. 1121;. 1111 11314.1 11:!
ill, S. Leather. ”1". 111‘);
’II.R. l..i~lo. phi, 81”,. fill/g
liulou 1'111111111_111th 11119;. 1111111,; 111191;,
Walmtdt 11111., “311 I‘m, 1121/. 112%,
West. Union. ill 9111;. iii 11W.
REPORT ON PANAMA CANAL.
WASHINGTON; January 17.41.1111-
tor Morgen. chairman of the- Senate
1.101111111111111. on inter-Oceanic Canal».
mode a hrlot report in that commit.
tat11 today 111:1 11111 result of his inves-
tlta of the status or the: Panama unlu
proposition. He 1111111111 that he had
called upon the president and Admiral
walker. chairman of the 11111111111111 0'!-
ulu (311111 salon. and had learned that
the 111-1111 out lied impressed upon the
commission the necessity tor In early
report tilting the time at the clone or
the present weekend that tho admiral
11111111111 111111 that it was these 111111111111-
am 11111 commission probably Vould
of 11111 "\ 1-hflng,<.l“”‘.‘ li‘llil‘millilll‘ll T‘\i'lll.\'l\t‘ arrange
was dull ill-1111s with the lilus In the fat east.
the effect 111' \\'llI(‘ll would restrict the
business to this one line preventing
competition ulld such advantages to
the government and public as would
accrue from competition. .\ll'. (‘lark
(‘lllllllllHlZl’il the prospective multilev-
1'i11l dcveloplnent of the Orient and
Olnerienn trade in that quarter. and
emphasized the alleged disadvantage
that would accrue from any private
control. which would. he said. tie up
the business {or an indefinite period.
and place the for eastern links of the
cable system entirely under foreign
control.
ileueral Greeley slated that about iii.~
don miles oi" cable and telegraph were
now under government charge. lie
was sil'onuly favorable to government
control of the Pacific project. and
showed the extent of which govern-
ments were vxteuulng their control of
cables. 01111 of the recent extensions
was by Germany on the (‘lllnn coast.
While France and other countries were
making Nllllllill‘ cable extensions. Gen.
eral Greeley said an Alllt‘l‘lt'llll cable to
the Philippines would do much Kmltl Ill
Anterieanizlnu the Islands. lie cited
instances ol’ the current news appearing
ill the Philippines. coming by foreign
cables. presentingr the uifalvu of Ger—
uulnv and other countries. hilt not 111-
eluding the most important drvelopv
1111111111 In the l'nlted States.
ltev. l’ulll niooreStl'11ve1' lei-lured on
the liouk of Acts, at the. family moot
1111: at the South Norwulit (‘nngregn
tlolllll Church, last night.
DRAG! COMPANY PROSPERIN'D. ILADIBSI FALL STYLES
Everything for Women' 8 Outer clar-
1 meat: made to order after latest teal:
. IOII.
plates.
F1111 collarettes and boas.
M Krasovitz 81 S Fox
LADIES' TAILORS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk.
inspect our materials-war fashion
I
.ar
MASONIC CHARITY FOUNDATION.
I on Board of Managers.
I HARTFORD, oanuary l7.—~--'l‘he a11-
, nual meeting of the Masonic Charity
has‘ Foundation of Connecticut. was held
l’ast Grand Master 1.111111
:1. l.ol' kwood, of Greenwich. the presi-
’I‘I1e usual reports of
the board of managers. tile treasurer.
I yesterday.
dent. presiding.
secretary and superintendent wel'
read and accepted and H111 following
oliieei's Were, elected:
Special
Cloak
(I
I’l’flxlt’lf‘nl-~-l.llke A. Lockwood, lliv-
erside.
\'i1-e~P1'esilient~~~William it. iiigby.
Bridgeport.
Seerelm'y'~-.Ionn i'l. llal'low. liart— S I
herd. a e
'l‘l‘t’ilSlll‘i‘l‘r 411111111. “1’. ilraveu, Hal'1~ .'
i'ord.
Board of Manuzcl'swln1lte A. l.oek-
wood : Henry 1). Wu ruer, New Mil- ::::::::::::::::::.
t‘ord; l1‘1'ederi11k S. Stevens, Brldge- .
port; .\ l‘llllil‘ 1?. Wheeler. Norwalk; . . O . . . O . Q. . . . . . . .
.\.i iles \\'. oraves and John H. Harlow. . . . . . . . . . . . . O . .
ilarti’ord; iluvid it. Alliuu. New Haw 9 9 . . 0 . . 0 . 9 . 0 .
1111: William Ii. liiullhy, Bridgeport, O O O O O O O O O O 0
William B. Hail. \l'uliinezi'm'd. O O O O O O O O O
Uouunittees were appointed by the Q .9 Q Q Q 9
board of llnlnavzers as follows 1' . g . . Q Q
Itluoeut ive Lake A. Lockwood 'A . O .
Frederick S. Stevens. Henry 1). Warn 0
1'i‘. '
FinaIl11c-—\\1'Illialn li. liigilby. Miles
\\'. (iravex William Ii. llall.
Admissions and liiscllarues— '1
l’. Iielninu, John 11. Barlow.
Ailing, Arthur (‘. Wheeler. I)1'
Iialn l’itt Baldwin and die president.
Auditing (‘Ollllllllit'l'1 John (1. lioot.
Stanley 11 .l1‘osw1u'tll. Edwin J. Keel
(‘l'.
Supeiilltelldenl -.loll11 () Rowland.
VESSELS ARRIVED lN PORT.
ll(.tl-l'l‘().\'. January I7.-
iloln Rotterdam
Liverpool.
111elllber 1‘
:1111l l‘ltouiu,
“10 I\\' in
oi Ill.
When the- 111111 lllSllIlllilttl
\\|111l1 was left- in the Il'lilHlll‘)‘
GLOIIER’S
11111 11131111.
Don‘t hang on the chariot
of progress and be yanked
Get the
seat with the driver and set
the pace. We hold the rib-
bons and set the pace for
along. on to
everything that pertains to
FOOTWEAR.
THE. HANAN SHOE.
for men. surely rests on the
pinacle of pericctness in
the shoe world; and the
ELITE. for men, and the
SOROSIS, for women.
stand at the head of the
$3.50 class.
Wear Sheesihet Fit
Lucius
ll.l\'td It
“'11
A 1'1'Ive1l :
( olo1'ado,tl'olu II111I,.st1-umer ’l‘euloule.
irou1
(‘ Ily
\\l11~'l111111 who 11'. re it: good standing
lllet ill Ill'.‘
oilh 11 ol' lttol 1111 (.1111 1.11 II. Vimbulab.
last night. and divided 11 small Sillllllln
The Leading Dry Goods Store.~.,;
Tristramo Hyatt
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
On Saturday. January 11th., we commence our ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER GARMENTS, of all kinds.
Ladies‘ Long Garments. in black, tan, oxford and castor.
Ladies‘ Threequarter Length Garments in Oxford. Tan, castor
and black.
Ladies‘ 24 and 27 in. Garments in all colors.
Ladies' Cloth Capes. plain and fur trimmed.
G
Ladies' Astrachan and Electric Seal, Capes, 24 and 27 inch.
Misses' and Children‘s Garments, all sizes, colors and styles.
These are all new goods, made up in the very latest styles.
Many of them have been in stock only a few weeks, but all are in-
cluded in this sale.
Anyone in want of a winter garment cannot afford to miss this
sale.
£3
83d SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
T0 DEPOSITORS
of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United Bank Building,
South Norwalk, Conu..
December 36. 11.1111.
Tile lionrd of Managers have this
day declared a dividend to depositors,
of interest at the rate of tour (1) per
cent. pel' annual for the six months
ending Dee~ .". , 19111, payable on and
after January 10, 1902.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts 111111 draw interest from
January 1 1902.
(1111011011: 1", HIMRSE.
tl27 3W ’i‘l'easut'm'.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, Iiit’l‘l.
GOING OUI‘ OF BUSINESS
(in amount of the condition of my
health and my lease expiring l have
concluded to close out 111.\ I‘lllSIllt‘Si-i
and will Sell the
liI'I‘IIIIE S'I‘Ili'll :I'I :l MIIIIHI‘IS
who come first.
Here Is 11 chance to act
Furniture, Carpets, Etc,
CHEAP.
C. W. HOYT
Successor to Seoilcld 111 Iloyt.
Norwalk cum Building
Norwalk, Conn.
G‘l Wall St.
11
11111111111111
But It Pours
Keep this in 1niud-pr0eure
1111 umbrella and
drenched in the next.
don't be
Bring this Advertisement.
GetenExtraDiscountoi Ipercent.
We are having our January Clearance Bale—that means a liberal die-
count on every place of our Winter Btnek, but If you bring this advertise.
ment with you, you will get an extra dileount of 5 per cent.
‘ SALE .NOW ON
IN FULL FORCE.
Men's all wool 8111111. 111111111 reasonable at 87.60: just now. $5.00-
Men's Heavy Blue 811111311 Suits, good value at $11. 00' during sale "I 001
Men' 11 Black Overcoat: been selling well at 08.00: 110111 marked $1. 00.
Men 11 Raglan Oval-coats with 11 yoke or without one. no; reduced to 87.
Children 11 Grey Overconts. i to 111
years, value '2. 26; at sale. 81. 50.
(‘hlldren' 11 Long Overcoatli reduced from $3. 75 to .1. 00.
Children Suits 8 to iii years the $11130 kind; at sale '31 110.
(Better grades accordingly.)
I
25 down Knee P1111111 50c and 7612 values. now1 291:.
Derby list...
now altering them at 500.
Ebeclul lot, some otthem 111111 well worth I150. We are
Men 111111 mom flhlm. with detachable 1111111 open or otherwise hero
been selling readily It §0 and 761:: new 39111 ,
Now an umbrella is not he.
cessarlly an expensive. article.
Certainly we have them 1111 high
as 32.60 each but we can give
you an exceptionally good one
for 7131'. Here It I11. It has a
metal rod. 111 close rotl, nicely
designed handle. 11 natural crook
won, yes, the covering is or
gloris, the material that wears
so well. Otltweare pure silk ev-
ery time.
We had take this opportunity
to also mention the special in
the B h B Shirt-«e white pleat-
ud- bosom. when you see it you
will easily thinkuthe price
nbdut 81.130: but'We have
marked it at 98 cents.
Godwin
It!
It
The [test Bargains will he lo lllosi' .
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
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Pei-e Marquette 1111111101111 Company. in
this tilt? 311
Norwalk, Ct.
Tomorrow. Saturdau, Januaru 18th.
we will place on sale one hundred
Business Suits
$2 95‘
Former price. $7.00 and $5.00.
One hundred
Overeaa is
for Ba ys
sizes 4 1014, for
$2.95
Former price, $5.00. $7.00. $5.00.
Remember these prices will hold good for
tomorrow onlu.
CASH OR CREDIT.
W
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H. Kneger 0.
'USED MAILB FRAUDULlN-‘I'LY1,’
DETROIT, Mich... January 17'»
111111319 Swan. of the United States Dill-
trlct Court. today sentenced Rev. G. F.
8. Howard. who had previously plead-
ad guilty to using the 111111111 to obtain
money under false pretenses at Hot-
ton Mich. to two and 11 half years in
the Detroit house ot~ttorreotlom How-
c1.11 ho in mail kw throuxuout the.
try one 1111 £116 scram months
ago. n 1111 Me i Ohio. 1mm '
3!. Outline bu
.11: .
PERE MARQUETTE 0N BEACH.
Wont Ashore at Ludington. Mlch.--
Plunger: Taken Off Surely.
DETROIT. January 1’:—«A licupatch
to the Journal. from Ludlngion. Mich.
says the.1 Peril Marquette steamer Num-
ber ll. III on the Mach there. A seven-
ty-tlve miles an hour sale is blowing.
MILWAU Kim, W111. January l7~
General Aunt (learn 0. (101111. of thee
melted advice» from
t the
Norwalk Chronicler