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County Commissioners of the
State to Determine Ii the Law
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Miss KatlieWerdown Be-
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Ceremony Was Eeriormedn
Brace Baptist Church Yesterday

 

BRANFORD, Dec. 21.-A caboose
and two cars of a level freight train
were burned here last night. when the
engineer of tile freight, bucked his
tl'nlnjtoo for on It siding sending the
caboose and the two cars that were
burned own it 20 foot cmilitt‘lkment
onto the highway; toppling a tillld o'at
onto the Ililllk leading to (In troitl nnd1‘
derailing ttvo mote tars. "Ilio MN; I
chants limited front “0.1510”, 011
the way of which the freight was 11102.1
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the fl'elltht was slightly injured. ‘

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went on? the rails down IIlt: tillliialili-i '
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One of the prettiest weddings of the
season took place at .1’ o‘t'lot'ltl
plug in Trinity
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——SPECIALS AT JOSELOFFS. “THE SMOKER‘S XMAS make most acceptable hunts ,1; its.
\t-‘i,\' best litittei, per 1b.. 371,1. 1“” IN" 8 "it‘ll-V 0““ If 3"“ buy “‘3 I-nli line at "rennet-1‘,.

(il'ccnlng or Red Apples, 1111.."11311. ‘glft 1" Um“ “710"?- ””59 “"0 0‘ Iluml- 1-—' ..- - ~— -~—~'~' '1
Rutabngii Turnlps, 1191-1111,, 1,. dors, Tobin-(o Jars. i’oiket Lighter‘8. ~-II111'1',1' Smith's Dancing School.

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White Onions. :. 11111., 251'.

Mrs. Lotinsbui'y‘a Oranges IS for 25c
Extrd large Oranges, per dot... 3711.19“
iv‘l'csli‘ Suit-tot Cider. per gut, . 5c,

We still have nice Xmas Tiees at ‘N‘TIVE 708K518 25 “in

low prices.
. toms msmnrr, I
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—-NOTICE.

Members of Buckingham Post are‘
requested to meet at Raymond & $011 a 1
funeral parlors Friday. December 22.
at l p. 111.. to attend the. funeral of:
[their late comrade. Isaac. Bowe.

It‘lut'tl and ('Igitieite (‘ lee-1 F‘nnt'y
\mns bows oi Cigars and (‘ Igarettes
lneyr‘nss. Souvenirs to ladies.

Trust (to. liulldlng. Thursday e1 'cninit.

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Loni; 1111111111 Ditch. 25c.

Native Roasting Chickens. 20c.

Choice Young Fowls, 181: Ill.

Fancy Native Turkeys. 25c and 281:.

Cacao.

Legs of Spring Lamb. 1211c.

Forcquar-tcr Spring Lamb. 9r.

Spring Lamb Chops, 141: lb.

Small lean Fresh Hams, Iic Ib. »

Loin oi Pork, smell loinI, 14c lb.

Homemade Sausage. ltc lb.

Small, lean, Fresh Shoulders, 12%(1,

Breakfast liacon. by the strip, ltc lb.

‘S-Ib. pail Pttre Lard, 60c.

lit-lb. pail Pure Lard. 11.21). 1

Rib Roast, lieef, 121M? lb.

Large fancy Celery. 2 roots 15c.
HAYES' MARKET.

‘ ‘11? at on tour fit-inert in Connection“:
sus department There are 105 ne-
gro farmers and eight Indiana.

farms.
for the whole state is $33 per acre

During the last 10 years there wu‘
an increase a nearly 23 per cent. In‘
. the population of the state. but the‘
forms decreased by is: and the farm
acreage by over 126,000 acres. Farm.
property, though, has gone up about
“0.000.000 in the decade. Approxi-
inately 45 per cent. of the farm land
ls improved: This Is a reduction of
713.000 acres in to yours.

The total value of Connecticut farm
property Is $159,400,000, and the aver-f
age value of a farm Is $5,944, of whit-hi
$528 is livestock and $258 machinery.
About 1.3 per cent. of the farmsfiure op-
drilled by tenants. “

Of the 23.234 farms operated by the
owners. 13,000 are free from mortgage.
The average mortgage has increased In
1‘0 years from $1,206,to 81,309. One

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at Conneally & Bracken' 3.

$693, title 8IIIIIITAIE
unite llIlIESTIIIIlTElh

11.111051, 0., Dec 21 ——The alleged‘
shortage of $693, 000 in the books of:
the Platt‘lt'on Works Company of this:
city, which became public In Cincin-I
natl ‘S'esierday, was discovered 11. 1—HOMEMADE CANDIES FOR XMAS.
and revealed to a meeting of creditors? PM“ Caramels. N‘" Caratnels. PM“
1,310re Referee \lcConnaughet Miami Nut Fudge, Cream walnuts, Mix.
Tuesday. Tile loferoe at once begun}ed Candies ““d Assorted Chocolates.
an examination of the books of 111,31P0IXOIII Bars. M Maison Hcy'.ts
Iconcer‘n. President Reichnlan wasI
questioned only on matters relating to;
the books. The shortage of 30130011
was admitted, but nont1 knew the dis- I
position of the amount ‘ '
‘We have not completed the exam LOS ANGELES' Cal.. Rec. 21.—-—De-
11111110n of the books as 1.31.. (191181911 clarlng that the local Russian colony 1 1 ~ ‘
the referee. “and until that Is done no was a marriage market wherein young ~ft‘ H‘PGREEN IRAP‘NG'STAMPS-
one will know positively what disposl girls we“? bartered like cattle by " mss‘ 03“ Car 3:16 {or no. ‘ Brig
110,, was made 01 111.. one, theil parents Elsie Taviok Navkoif. 17 Wm“ " ”8‘“. “mt“ “mm”.
Questioned concerning the allega years old while In the Juvenile Court.
" tions ot‘ some of the creditors' that vestetjday. 0“ “ charge of a delinquen-
there was collusion In the appointment 03" screamed that she 'would"bare the ‘
of the trustees In bankrttptcy. Referee secrets 0“ her race rather titan to
McConnaugltey and marry a stranger to whom she alleges
, "I went Into that complaint yert her parents were trying to sell be.”
thoroughly. but have found no- evl- She declares that in ‘ the Russian
,dence ot’ythe collusion alleged.’ quarter, ‘wlth a population of about

m 4,000. there new six hundred young
TUIIKEYS', 22,125,, 280 Lil

lgirls for sale at an average price of
Loin Pork, 12%c lb.

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“They have sold me to a man I have
l‘i‘res‘h Shoulders. 12140 115‘.
Ducks and Chickens. ”
Choice Fowls, 18c'l~b.

never seen,” the girl cried. “I will
die before I will, marry him. i love
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LINCOLN I!" BANOIIET ..
PIIOGIIAI BISBUSBEB

It is planned-to», have the Lincoln
Day banquet under the auspices of the
Catholic Club in Norwalk excell all
previous years on the occasion of th
one now being arranged. The com
mittee will start the work at the that
meeting this at" enlng, and will further
the plans rapidly. The committee is
composed as follows: William ..I Tra-
cey. John J. Cavhnagh‘. Michael J.
WHOWBId, Michael J Riordan. John J.
Walsh, William Howard, Edward F.
~Dufly, Michael E. Dowd and Thomas
F Clubs.

This evening it is expected this
list of matters will be gone over care
fully with a allow toivud selection and
other necessary matters will come 1.
for consideration at this time.»

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Brunei-man‘s, below Hart’s Theatre.
8. d: H Green Trading stamps.
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~A GIFT WITH A USEFULNEBS
that doesn't pass In an hour. Beauti-
ful Meerschaum and Brier Pipes. and
pppular brands 01' Cigars. Useful sou-
venirs to the ladies.-
Wampum o 01111.net.
Cor. Main and Washington Ste.
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to ‘glve your wife a useful Christmas
Why should 3'09 Worry over the star present, but an electric hath-on In her
1 “I ““85“”? "What Ella“ I but to stockings At Reed £2VolltEléctric Co.
1 please them?" See Castaneda & Bar- ' Hahn—W .
dunl's ad on page '7‘. .\ q—svsa‘ nanov ‘stac'ratc
War-— goods make most actionable Xmas
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.11! kinds of Pipes from a clay“ to a
nieouschauln to choose from. Surely
you can suit some one from this assort-
ment. Look them ov.er
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_‘Idisn was quite :1. contract.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. MOM Oht1

In each county of the state, from 601
to 80 per cent of all the land to lot
The average value of arm land. 3011111 Norwalk.

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quarter of all the farms in the‘state '

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- 'of-Cisa‘rs and Cigarettes. at Dreyfus".

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Ten Inch Pipello‘ivn East Avenue
Put In by Contractor c. I.
Byington

Contractor C. lrtilng Bylngton, of
Norwalk. has since April been busy
laying gas mains for. the iiousmonic
Power Compdhy. Yesterday he com.
pleted one of the ldrgest contractsof
the your, the Bus avenue ten~Incll
main.

This main is the one which connects
with the on“ laid thiongh \\ all streeit
by the Fred '1‘. Loy Company, of
Springfield, Mast-1., some time. ago and
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street in 111131 Nor-

Isinte lower Main street, near Wail ‘

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Ito the main In Sum ner street: Till-t

I wait about ltiti (out of pl 1111 and 106 fee 1
The wait was com~‘
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Iof service pips.
1pai'nii1'i-Iy easy because of the.
that llttlt- rotk 1111s encountered
~ ’I he recent 11"oik in Clbsou Court or
'Zfltontinctor Dilution and Tony

Iwas found necessary to excavate
‘nnd tweutv- eight cubic yatde of rock‘
ledge. had to be done many with before
1the pipes could be laid. Now. howetci,
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.Wilson. Hook Mountain and other
well-known brands of 1111111ka

per bottle Bottled Imported and do-
mestic \‘I'Ineo. from 50¢, up liottled
Beer (brewery bottling). 81 per case.
delivered.

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«~8PECIAL FOR XMAS.
Decorated Xmas cake to order. Full
line of all kinds of bread, cake, cook-
ies. biscuits. etc. Phone us your"
wants. Order early. Banner Bakery.
Tel. 367.

 

--FOR CHRISTMAS
Fine line. of 111110 robes, gloves.
goggles and other accessories.
Lockwood & Co., 39 Wall St, Norwalk

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LADY JENNINGS

 

At the meeting 01' Lady Jennings
Dodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem. whichI
was held last evening. the odicers tori
the ensuing year were elected and oth
or business of importance transacted
The oiilcers elected were as follows:

Commander-eat“. Anna Weed.

Vice-Commander~Henry Turner.-

Marshal-«George Bertins.

Scribo‘aflsa Emma Button. '

Accountant-D, C. Masher.

Treasurer—~0haries Solker.

Chaplain—Mrs. Anna Buttery.

Inside Guard—Mrs. Louise Remp.

Outside Guard—Peter Geitz

Master of Ceremonies—William H.

Musician—Miss Mabel Solkor.‘ _

Trustee for 18 months~Charles
Titles. ‘ '

These omcers will be installed on
January 3 by Sir O‘Donnell, prélate, .of
New York. At' this meeting refresh-
ments consisting of ice cream and
cake will be served. '

 

-FOR HIRE NIGHT. OR DAY.

taxicab Tbl. 101 '12.

 

~3P£CIAL XMAS BOXES

Souvenirs to ladies.

 

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Over Wigmors’s Thurs. Tel. 785-2:

 

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street. down East avenue to the cor- ,

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iIARTFORI). lies ‘..’I. -~'l‘lie ('tlilIII3'1'11IIIIt‘ that 1111.1 \t war the main will be;
tllq ~scoutinl 3.011012% of the \‘Iil'IllllS'ttIIIllIIt' ~in uiontIt-d fioni Its present length doun ’I‘ait 1110111 anIt to \1'ilshlnlzton early
I'Zpistopul ("htilch,.11,1m(.S ,01111111111k111111g to the it'eight in Illcstaio 1"t1uti1tdu,\ put allottiertttut under the railroad bridge at. East Nor 1011111 111111 “finances from 15111111111111

‘10 aggregate of".,100 feet of: K111111111, Republican county continuum;
1,11111cd (19.3110 payment will he. made to citiist‘ main “as laid on this branch of the 1111111“. 11011111 11‘“, 1119 111111111111 0111191

Three-Stu- Cognac," ,

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toner artisans:

7- passenger touring car, limousine and ,

1.; Raves; 5 Main street. Not-walk.

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BOSTON, Dec.

the Rev. Clarence V. T. Richie-31111,

ope’rutlon 11" is found necessary
following statcneilt was lssue’d
tolcltnon at the jail:

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~PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS.
l"alit\ 'ltti'kcvs, all slat-s 2:11-11).
Punt.) Roasting Chickens. 20c lb.
Fancy Ducks. 240. lb.
I Sinall. Jersey Park.
I. Fresh llamas ltic lb
I Fresh Shoulders, small, 121M! Ib
S. &- ll, Itaton In strips, ltic lb.
S.& it. Smoked Shoulders, 121's
.‘I'I‘istictoe llums,17c lb. '
“3.0 carry Dost licel'. Native \eal,
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The City National Bgnk.

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i‘InIsilcti vestordut villa thd oxtt union 1111111 “(191111; took 1116 01011111011 of 1111.:

The bank also has a huge supply of
thew currency. gold and silver, for the.‘

C! CHARNOK'S,
70 Vorth Main St.

E’I‘L’Iephotlc connection.

41151-25121 cheese:
all kinds of fanCy Cheese at Nel-

To accommodate its customers 11110.90“ ”05‘ ”

119?: tional Bank will be open on Saturday flfluTflA‘bTfln “in“

101,111 afternoon and et 'eniug. December 23..

SUES REAL ESTATE MEN

Property to the extent of 81,000 In

Iholidnvnpwbich they will be pleased to1elght tracts has been attached In can

The front. Which Ill fitting "11 1.11., tarnish their customers and all other. M“

a ground will prevent on further‘
or foreign bir,th nicordinx to the can 1,0111 ““111 ‘spflns y I

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and Diamonds. sold below cost Money
1needed to tiniah new bulldiug.F1or1

it goo: to \low .York auction.
Iov, 111 Washington St.

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MERIDEN, Dec. L’ihn—‘ficcordlng to

1statements made yesterday by mem-

bers of the Republican cltv commit
1,tee an application will be made to
the superior court for a recount of the

1votes cast for mayor in the city elcc-j‘
Ition Tuesday. ‘

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1 Daniel J. Donovan,

Dr. Charleen n. S. De
Republican. 111
three votes, and yesterday the Repair-1
Ilcan leaders said that the election
i'would be contested
for,u recount aiil state. It is said,
ballots in the live wards of the city..
.Dr. Davis yesterday said that he had
nothing to fear from a recount, and
chiefly because the Republicans had
three moderators while the Democrats
had only two. Dr. Davis added that
while he did not seek the voice he was

glad to have been elected.

—FOR THIS WEEK.
Best Rutter. per 1b., 36c.
(Best Lard. 2 lbs. for 25c.
Large Cranberries. 2 quarts for 25c.
Rest Mixed Nuts, 1m ib., 18c.
Rest Eng. Walnuts, per 1b., 20c
Ribbon Sandy, 2 lbs. for 25c.
Peanut Brittle. per 111., 1‘5c.
Luxury Blend Comes, per 1b., 300.
B. B. Blend Coffee,- 1b.. 35c.
1775 Blend Coffee: per 1b., 40c.
'Greeninga and aldwins, per pk. 30c.
Olives, 100. 25c. 30c. and We bottle.
Maple syrup, 10c 15c and 25c bottle.
Henley. 10 and 25c per bottle.
Fresh Western Eggs. dozen, 38c.
Fresh East Norwalk Eggs, don. 55c.
Sweet Potatoes, Turnlps, Onions,
Carrots. Crepes, Layer Raisins, 'Plum
Pudding" Heinz Mince Meat, Oranges.
Citron. Poultry Seasoning, Celery
H.1E. MEAD & CO.

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“FOR CHRlsTMAs . .
for the children. , Choice line of her-
monious. blowooc'ordeons and hand'
scent-doom. F. .E.Loei1wood dc 05..
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~CATHOLIG PRAYER BOOKS,
Rosaries, etch hunt 111 Christmas
tilts. Pine assortment. at John ’1‘,

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via, Democrat, defeated Representatiro‘i

The application ‘

that there were a total of 51, disputedi

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tion with the suit brought for the,
tree-over) of 81100 damages by Herbert
,V. Carr of East Norwalk. against,I

~Gwat sale on Jewelry. Watches James Dunn, of Bridgeport and Wii

item 3. Hatfield. of Fairticld, formerly
of South \‘orwalk. The case to set (01

At Charles 5135",“. a. 21 Day 31" 1011a has the benefit of this sale before' the Common Pleas Court at. Bridge-1
A Tar! port. on the first Tuesday in January t

1 The attachment was made ,yeater-
day by Constable Samuel C. ‘lircland.
who later tiled a copy with Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith. The proper-

I. lin'niu voTEI ty in eight tracts is situated in East

‘1 Norwalk and is bounded in the several
.parcels by Osborn. Central and High-I
land avenues.

I Judge Joseph R. Taylor is the at-
torney for the plaintit‘t‘ The suits are

over unpaid notes.

«SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Best Creamery Butter, 301: lb.
.2 lbs. Pure Lard. 25c.
Fancy Mixed Nuts,15c lb
Chocolate Cineatns 15 c lb.
Cranberries. 1011 at.

Fancy Figs, 150' lb.

3 boxes Mince Meat. 25c.

2 lbs. large Prunes, 25c. 1
Apples, 25 and 30c .peck.
Oranges, 13 add)“; for 250.
Turn ps, 20c peck.

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at our store. in Meerschaum and Brier

Calgarette Holders. 1
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LIFE INSURANCE DIVIDEN‘DS SUB-
JECT TO CORPORATION TAX.
WASHINGTON, Dec 21. ~Commis‘ 1
sionel‘ of Internal Revenue Caheli to-
day decided that the dividend paid by
mutual and “participating" insurance
companies to their policyholders are
subject to assessment as income ac
dot the corporation tax law.

‘e—NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The Union Parcel Delivery has add
ed another wag‘on'tor the accommoda-
tion of the public during the holiday,
season.

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STEAMER CAPSIZES.
'PENZANCE, Eng. Dec. 21.—-A‘1uge
two-mooted steamer1-c‘h‘psiaed and sank
three miles to the south of Pcnzance
today. She cattle~ lnto,,the"port this
morning .with a \ heavy heat-1e1-
name has not yet been ascertained.
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The new .15 Victor. 1191111911 much-
too and all other styles and .rebordl of
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Accused Murderer Who Mutilat-

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pointed today to the rapid recovery 01
ac-
cused of the murder of Avis Linneli,
who so mutilated himself with a piece
of tin In his cell at the Suffolk County
Jail 1csterdav morning that a drastic
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Pipes. Cigars by the box, Cigar andtfrom the treaty port of Swatow, 0n

_ tarey sailed yesterday afternoon, state

‘ iication refused to accept a. rcpubll'

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31.7mm ti'om Tabl'iz. No details are ‘
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—REDUCTION IN MILLINERY.
Theatre Caps made to order, hand
Imade Aviation Caps, Fancy Bags int!
. Dolls Hats. to be found as Miss Pol-
,hemus‘, 80 Washington 8!. Phone 302. '

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The two tire houses in Main street
hate reached the state where they

must be repaired and reappeared.
IThese ale the'quartera connecting of
‘the Pioneer Hook and RM“ Col-
W and the Phoenix fire Build
’Co ti'mpany. 1.

The plans are under way and it will
Inot be a great while before the start '
:ls made to repaint and temper, than
quarters. It is exnected that when the

work Is done the quarters of no other
‘ fire company in the town will look any , I

better. 1 , 1 1

”Recently Contractor Michael J.
IRlcrdan installed new front windows “
,in both houses and this was but a pre-
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—-GREAT MOVING-SALE. _ ,
This- firm will move in new Tarlov _
building Everything must. be sold at "1‘“
'groat sacrifice before January 1. '
IDA BRESEV, 14 No Main St.

 

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TIIIllIBLE EXPECTED 1 1
AT CHM) CHIN“;

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- 1 AMOY. China,
the estuary of the Han Khan; in tit
province of Kwang-Tuns. for which

place the United States monitor Mon?

that every thing is quiet.

Trouble is expected to occur at Cha
Chow. to the north of Swatow. be'
tween the local levies, the Cantonese
troops and the aboriginal tribe of Hair
has. who come from the Interior did
trlcts. »,
PEK'ING, China. Dec. 21.411.151.11-
Yuan Slit Kai, in an official statemen
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Loin Pork, 1211c lb,
Fresh Shoulders,-12%c lb.
Ducks and Chickens.
Choice Pow-Is. 18c lb.
NEW YORK MARKET, .,
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Raisins and ’Ilsoortcd Nuts. at New
Hoyt's. . ‘ _ 1 1 1