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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 23, 1911 · page 1

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of Council Bluffs, 1a., has begun ac-
tion in the courts of Council Bluffs
1:. Cook, a Fireman from New
Haven, Crushed To Death While

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. At the regular weekly business meet-
ing of Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0. U. A
M., held last evenlhg In Mystic Chain

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Verdict Expected in the Case
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to secure a decree of divorce from
Captain Lennard I). Wildman, U. S.
A.. of Duulllu'y. The application for
divorce Is based upon the ground of
incompatibility of temperament and
it is lintIt'l'sIOOII that the attion will
not be contested by Captain Wildman. R
Captain and Mrs \‘i’lllllnun leturneu
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GOLDEN, (3010., Dec. 23.-Whon the
Jury in the case of hire. Angelina Gar-
l'amonc, charged with having murder-
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WEATHER FORECAST

Rain tonight: Sunday cloudy; colder. "

DEI'INU” "II-8 Hall, the following officers were elect-
. ed:
Councilor~Halbert Amundsen.

. - Vice-(Vallncllor-l'llmom Roberts.
Recording Secretal'y—~C. H. Adams,
_.._..._.._. Assistant Recording Secretary—W.
' Q. Merriam.
Prosecuting Attorney Vosburghl ,.-,-,,,,,,..,,, S,,,.,_.,,,.,....
. Sr.

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pines, where Captain “iltimun hadR 8V8 I0 IRE CONSIRIBI‘OIR AUUI' :0, 1910. retired to deliberate last 'l‘renSIll't.'r~—iie11r1' A. Wood.
In one of the Cabs been 3111110an for several years. Her IBI‘BIBRUJ)’ GOVBI‘IIIIIBIII night. it was generally believed that Last NIgIII R?d”°‘°"“m‘,”" 3' “firm” , Numbers, DESPIIG Storm
came to his home in [11.111111111 for 1.1: there was no hope of a verdict, being lxxamlllerwll. 0. Mills.

inside Protector—Ray Lathltm.

Outside I’roteclor—Jlouund .\leud.

Tl'tlstee~~-Fl'ul'1k l". ()ertlc.
'Orgalllst--~-F1'allg .l. Ferris.

1'1...- elected ofllccrs tvlll be installed;
January 5 by installing Deputy Harry:
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rest before going to his new post asR
conmuudant of the 111an post at 111d
loos Island in New Yolk harbor,
\l'IlIIe .\lls \‘i’ildman went to her fol-
mor home in Countil Bluffs

—-CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS

reached before morning. hire. (Ial'ra
menu has 111111; been known as the
'ifuasio C'bndulck of Little ltalN, " be
RMutlst' of the main financial deals of
11l111.1 she was 11 principal pr0111oter,,”
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Boilers of Both Locomohves: R???1‘;‘m:wmm::‘:‘::£m 't IIIIr1IlI1IIIIIRI‘. R111 bu 1111111 ItllullclnilN intcrortui .\‘11 Others can Obtain same PI‘IVI- (”‘RMRL “1 "1 0f btamford. Santa malls DISII‘IRRUROS Mail!
III. .- \l -I . REI I \‘II I .I FIoaIIflg GIVES FICIIIIOUS Appear-i l‘ctulns 1111 tin-'11 money, it is said , 3““ Friday evening, ”‘9 29”“ ”l9
were TBIESCORIBII .lNNs, .1 11111 strut orua “'11-'111. 1:191 we" be the investors. I800 bym fiymg at Once R count-ll will hold a Christmas tree en—j GIRRS I0 "10 SCIIOIaR'S

ance, Deceiving Customer

R tertuinmenl. after the regular meeting, I

Rwhich will be opened at '1'. '30 o'clotk
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—-DREYFIUSS' THE PLACE R
A fireman, C. Cook, of New Haven. to 11th 11111 emoku' s Xmas gil‘t. Largo W‘“

was killed. and four other trainlnoll i11~R1ilW 01' ”“deOl'BN A5“ Stands, (Ilka?- \IRI“\S“I'\I“IRI”N- “N'- 23"”05IM‘I‘” . .
jut-ed 1,. a head-on mpgsim lust nightillllll (11“,.er Holders and (fa-3.15, 50“; floated in brackish water for fatten I“ am“ 013m” ”me I'm“ resorting wield lllcmseltes hugclN at the 9x11911511

at. Branchrlllc WNW“ 1 1.11 extla - return to ladies I lltlz 11111110116111 Ri(f‘I'I"(RlRIItI‘ will 1111 con ”'0 “"“R‘ I“ ”1“ recovery of m0“eyRef billets who felt constrained. to liveI II
freight trains Th I -W “-‘itICI‘Od as 'IIIIIIIH'II 'l d th 1 11 '1 “I“ ”“me to hate mm“ w M” ' i l ' JARHOLIC FIRM/ER BOOKS
.. _ ,, ”KN son-mm) 111- R .... ,. . . 1.1 1111 N1 1. p N. ( 1 Rwlt tin the 11w of the stain. rcgaridless Rusm-Nps~ etc, 1,6,1."me Christmas
Jittl'ed is Thomas .‘ll'til‘nv a Iill‘.1I(£'lllIlIl loud and drug 111:1,11r-c11rdi11g to ”1111111101113 1 whether or not it met with then ownR . ~ - "
who was out about. 11 I I . RNEW .VDBK "A8 I Rdetislon b the to l 1111 l. ’l‘lI1 '- IR 1111.. “W “5”“ fear It ‘5 “Rd- “,1“ ' ' ‘IIIIIIII i'ine aIIIIo'II‘IIIIiIIII “I IOIIII II
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taken [0 the ilanbuly MEN,“ 1 R NEW MDNEV FAMINERdetislou will 11111 111 final until 1111111111 111111111 i" ”‘0 “MR1“: 111111.112 “Io"“mI fonts ofa sudden jolt, y'estcllluy, Wilcn‘ m-..” _..___... _-_-

 

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1 It was said that a superstitious
Item of tho 11711111111 had kept her fol-R
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Despite the deluge of rain tbnR'I
low culllltl'ytnclt and women of theR I‘Btln", their ””30me 1111's and cllJO\'~‘

ahowered down upon The Norwnlks
Rlust evening in tot rents the chapel of
the South Nornaik Congregational
'Church was filled to overflowing withA
the youthful mcn nlbers of the Sunday
Rschool and Bible class. The event wits
1,,tho annual Chlistmas celebration and,

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The north hound fret; Ill lad pullmlR Rby Secretary of Aul'lt'llltllrl1 \i‘lson. ': ““5 " neclomaneer that ”I“ the tuoR mam-w»- R I , .-
into the station and w 11~ 5“,,“an (111R \‘l-‘w l'LlltK "W ’1 -—-()n “w IastR .-... '9 i-grgtone women. who claimed to huveR (Continued on 59001111 page_) RGHRNESE BENDRTS . R (Continued on third page) :R‘
II III ‘_ , . R , _' "R' . ' .. (toutlnuod .011 .lilfth Page.) «witnessed the murder tin-Ill after the; mam R R _ MW... .1- .1.
(Continued on Fifth Page») 1 1.115 "(If In" "MRI (‘RMI‘UMH' .\ew: ""“"”““‘“ *" ..._. ‘" Rwonmu finally Wilts til-reared nud scnti “~OTICE- : ATT‘GK convo'R _“GREAT MOVING BALE- -1 ,, .
...--,__ . ..__--- 101k discovered that there was a "111-; ——SPECIAL SALE DURING THE 210 ,he pcnitcullurN for $0180”. 1 fart-test Assortment at (‘unt'llls in 1 This firm will move in new Taoibv
-——FOR HIRE NIGHT 0R DAY, Militia" in new money. At the sub HOLIDAYS. R 1.1m (‘Nmrctlu Forgionc and her holldaN packages in File Norualks. All: llARIIlN. Munchuria, Dec. 23.-—A budding. Everything Dual“ ”1‘”

 

great sacrifice before January 1.

band 0 0'1 , = b'i ' - III
f u nose 1 gnnds today at XDA BRESEV 14M St.

tacked an imperial convoy which was;
R011 the way to Ksrlln, the capital of ~Keen Katie-r Pocket Kaine. ;’

the pr'otince of Klrln with a large ofl’ 1".A'.Mltcbells Furniture Store.-
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“by should you worry over the clot Remnant of bullion The robbers cal- _.._... ,
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7-111'~~eltt.111 touring car llmousineandi 'l‘l'eusurN it was said“ today tllul the Al (‘halies Slgsaway's, :31 11111 81,, Ii'anghtcl Stella testified that “1.,“ Christmas packages de3lvwled free. of
tuxltah Tel 10112 Rsupply ol' crisp unused hills and shin. South Nortv.nlk 'l‘illceStar (‘ogn111, .6,erme thtough a ruse 1.1111 she charge Christmas morning (‘lil’ford
Ring coins which It is usual to distlib Wilson. Hook Mountain and other: would take .\lrn La Guardla Ito a mine, ‘2!"l1a1u1arN
I‘m" at 1111.; 31,11st or the year to per-' \1‘-cllknown brands of “hiakies at 81 “(.m- 001.1911, 11 here hex husband WIISR
goods glakel melRR Illt'c cptalllle Xmas 3m)... and in'tltullons which 111311 them pot bottle. limited inlporlul and do .enlplnved escorted all three women
gifts. eelte 11 me at Ile Reed & for Christmas gift had been vlrtual- mastic Wines. from .1110 unlimited ,
VOW Electric CO R'IN exhausted Individuals who wish; lleer threWerleottiingi $1 per “wigs;£83381)“:sz fighfifimgwgfifi ital question: own“ “mu 1 buy ”I rieqdhszna 5:: of! R8130 01);), l m
..-. ,. - , 81M“ “10ml” 0" “9" “men” I“ ex- delivered ' Rceused her to tail- off a tasclnntor 1.1“" lease them?" See Clstellano & a” I vlnce haIIsIIIlntIreIIIseId 1:23”:le nsln;.ptIRloeI .‘ '
1..“le (WEB Two 'dant'e ad. on one. I... ' “Raincfiflu
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‘cheuge for their torn or soiled bIIIaR- ' chw«~-—-w '1 .
Rwele accommodated at the sub Trens I «Some New electric fixtures would; I:LIIINIIIRIngIgII_:nwlIR$-aiiec:h:1densb3: ‘2’“?R .. .. R “TIER“ 01’ {he DOING“ disturbances
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W‘aous LouK'NGWHEELséurN, so long as they asked for onlyR DOLL CARRIAGIS FOR XMAs. e consequent unsettled conle ,
ismall amounts, but there was no large

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please mother. Jaceiient line at theR R
Reed & Lyolk ERECRTICHI CO ICRIIRROR ““3 ”11'0“" OI? drew fl RlllRCh' I ‘7' :8 and $10 EngIRSCRI d0“ car ”on. of a” parts of the counuq .148“th The South NOTW.Rk IBORTG 0‘ HBIfl
1 l 1 11 1 till t d' ‘ ."r “"8 “‘0" "“r ”"0“ Rl‘laxes a: $11.11* A. Mitchell .\‘olunlk. coldlcrs1 have deserted from the army has been notified by Salvatore char
As David Sturges dlher for tlieRIIIIIRII II. III II:1. III: IIkII IIIIIuIRINIcINIRItedR R “I’m" "“9 M“ "em" d‘m' the “° and have 10111ch their ranks and now ”0" through his money J J. Lin:
“Mm“ Keel“. & Selleck C as ”I" e um s “I" ” Wuiw Rmen said Stella Forglone held the In- t I-Iivo openIN by plunder. Murders oc.RW.eiler of the firm of mum t
' ' ' ompany, to a heavy demand for new 11101191,,R i SILVERIRIE enuncfl
wgs letulning last night abbot 71.11.11 formerly the had no dimulli' m, "‘8 “IN-“THE" EXPERTR flint child of Mrs. Gnrranone n herR cur frequently along the high roadsRHegemann that the nuisance on 111-
_ f'o‘clock flout New (‘nnuun with one of it i in it "WIN th 51 “gm: R anaI The murder was committed“ RIMS!" Anal" $900 and the brlgunds even attack at tiniest property in Bouton street. m We
I the h lvy 1111 'k l l i I 1 0111 11 g ' e I ry. . the Fort-310% women 333‘. for 3‘30““ settlements of considerable size inRsor place. 01 WhICh much m I“ It
e1 ‘ 3 ’9 011g "3 to “9mm SeeretarN Macveagh made a ruling ; . , . 1 --—-—-----. ' ' '
may he 100k“ wheels with a light some months a 0 however which lip-R Some day someone “I" notice a SUM-10 “IIICII IIIIIIBI III“ Guardia carried. At the meeiin fth co lite f IMHO!) they loot the stores and do MIR‘IIm recent adjourned regular mt '
““80“ driven by an “RUM The ”“39 set this lrocctIRuI'e His ration was man with 11 "Wk and shovel at “ION‘I III III" dress 1111191111 of the SgllgermIlIne mNIRItnofiigt hesitate '0 murder the lnhabimntssing of the 500th Norw'alk Board .01";
or the trouble was a compllcttiou of I1011 the Washington street blidge 1111th -.. ......-...... ' ‘ ' ' e if they oficr any resistance. 1(‘011nCl1m9n bad bell abated, repairs
' to the efioot that where there was“ . Protestant Church which rccenth un '
positions which made Stulges um, out in i at “N p “ the neuron sull' ' then it will be judged that the bridge “950 and the coupons win In“ ;cl rt k t It 1] ill ~—~--—~~—w —~-- hating been made *0 the defective DIP-
“, “other “gm, m the darkness 1"“ t e m '0“ 1 ‘ L ‘ Rmmmcmn comm“... 1.3,, about gm- gtanuy Box. A host and useful Chlista- e °° 0' '9 3 509 WW "3' ”0 —-THE SEASON BEST BARGAINS ing which eliminates the condition or
R’f‘l"easuly to meet demands the govern-: Ichurch Improvements, in fifteen due,-
The “slim who “as steam 1am di 3th is wmk under way They areR 01113 Sm- ,a‘ 0‘” 3‘0“? 1“ \leerschanm “d ”TIMI 853‘” WhICh “33 existed the“ IRIS?
‘ ' 1 e ment would not pm the cost of trans- .1 ivvlticb was held last Friday ev'eu-ing.
l1y.1 maid jumped from “R5 ““30“ onto new bills or coins 111191er to' working hard all the time now andR Rthls bein the last ftl lift. d v IPIDBII Cigars by the bo,x Cigar and lsometime.
and held up Stulges while he sentR I) g tit is quite sure that next week the ROHBISTH‘S “ET [on g 0 1e "9" “- 3'5 Cigalette Holders. This nuisance has been a thorn ifi"
mort the preferences of the banks. 1 it was found that not quite 3901) had i -
’llIS fliend to a telephone to call the Those hauls which wished tin-usual.I engineer who is to aid I" ushering tie b n s 1) lb 11. Th l f h \IIEI‘PLE‘ & CL ‘RII 1the side IIII the board of health for
holice. Captain Thomas Hunt uelltRsm,”ea of quused cur'rencN have? new bridge “11011811 Will be engaged H090 PETERSON: cxm'I‘ItefIIVN-zp r N16 11193:;ch 0I chII COII IIIaIII aid..__I\II_I_IIS._IIIIIgI0n 3’s“ 2 long time Under I“! year‘s M‘
to the place in lospouse to the sum N H l' Last evening the (onlmlttee heldR I°I a 1" “W0“ Rministration an effort was made to
consequently been obliged to pay the alnother nl ht ans '0" J. E (i Ilne that the entire amount was not made T" "on M Iwipe out the nuisance but a technlcfilII
anons but before he had reached thele cost of transporting it from the mint. 1 ii 5 l‘ l' ”"30 Peterson has been 110M” a' at once athailable but they decided I, E INE R l
the trouble had been nmira‘blN settled.R re ecognlzed and oxpcrlenced en ginoer.R l1erfecth model husband for the Past or"lor In the papers served is sad to

 

the appearante of the ltullan's l11'oth-'
er having tended toward straightening
out the affail.

Sturges had been allowed to con-

tinn’e on his Way just as the 110111th that doesnt 1.1155 in an hour.

t upt‘nln reached the place. The groceryR
("111111111111 had heard nothing fulthel
about the matter this morning and
(oncluded that the ltalian will drop
the matter. His wagon was but slight-
ly damaged.

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—-LAST CALL FOR CHRISTMAS.
Finish your list at the smokers'
store—«A. Dreyfuss'. Ladies‘ souvenirs;

——G1eat A. & P. Tea (‘0. closed all
day Monday

ITALIAN 1111111311111
GAPTIIIIES 11111111511

IJONIJ'ON, Dec. 23.—-—The Kile-divlal
Mail, Steamship and Dock Graving'
Company, the owners of the British
steamer Menzaleh; which was seized
yesterday in the.Red sea by the Ital-
Ian cruiser Puglia, made representa-
tion-s today at the Foreign Office in
regard to the captureIIof their vessel
by the Italian warship. The captain
of the steamer has Icubled Ito\t a com-

pally that besides the $150,000, which
were on board In course of transit
from one bank to another the Italians
11130 topic possession of a large quan-
tity of Turkish parcels and goods.

 

 

 

 

. -—CI~I.RIISTMAS NIGHT.
. Armory. Clark washer. vs. Norwalke;
High School \I‘It

“ Briton; m h ,1! in this (room
ball. 51.181011 have been:!

”12.5% of. the Internet "
Run.

Basket-

_ ompanyr and the
l he handled undo

fifties (Now.

Where they were willing to meet this
change tllc.Treasurv1 Department ac
Ncommodnted them.

—A ctr-1' WITH A oserumsss i
Beauti-
ful Meerscha'um and llrlel' Pipes and
Rpopular brands of Cigars. Useful sou-
Rvenlts to the ladies.

\\ HELPLEY & CLARK,
(‘0r. 11.11.. and Washington Sis.

--NOW Is THE TIME
Dreyfuss' is the place, and a Humidor
is the gift to please the smoker.

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11113. SHIISTEII ls
stiller RELEASE

WASHINGTON, 0.70.. Dec. 23.-—“.\‘o
Christmas message could give me1
more cheer than this has," said'Mrs.
William .\I. Shuster, when she learn-
ed that her son, W. Morgan Shuster,
.the young American Tr'easuter- Gene-
mail of Persia, finally had been dismiss-
ed frbm his office in compliance with
Russia‘s demand.
been greatly worried by her son's sit-
uation, and rejoices that he is happily
out of it and, will return to his home
in. Washington within a few weeks.

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~70 BRANDS OF CIGARS
all kinds of Pines from a clay to a
l’neerschgnni to choose from. Surely
you can suit some one from this assort-
ment. Look them over..
. WHELPLEY & CLARK,
-Cor. Main and Washington Sta.
-DECORATED XMAS CAKES
to order; Full line of delicious home"
made breadIblscuIts. cakes. cookies.
etc. Order early.

 

 

 

, . The
were heard by the main committee of-

Mrs. Shuster has.

by Rev. F. A. Coleman.

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.wante. Bannerjekery. T913367.

of \‘ew Yotk city was before the“ com
mittee and will be. here next week.

reports of sub-committees
whom were present.

seven. all of

Routine business was transacted and‘

the meeting adjourned for a week.

 

o-PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS.
Fancy Turkeys. all sizes. 28c lb.
Fancy Roasting Chickens, 20c lb.
Fancy Ducks, 2-10 lb.
Small Jersey Pork. 14c lb.
Fresh llama. ltic lb

1 firesh Shoulders, small.12l,«gc II).

S & B Bacon in strips. 161: lb.

8. 8: ll. Smoked Shoulders, 121430.

Mistletoe Home 17c lb.

We carry Best Beef, Native Veal,
Celery, Cranberries Celery Pepper, etc.
All kinds of Pickled Goods.

C. CHARNOKS,
76 North Main St.
Telephone connection.

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“Great A. & P. Tea Co. closed all
day Monday.

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. BYAN—KR'AEMER.
Miss Gist-III. Kraemer, of South Nor-
want. 11 John Ryan, of Norwalk
were rriédnlt 8 o'clock last evening
The couple
‘Susan

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were attended'hy Charles 11

' Hamilton. Both the. control: ing par-

ties are Well-known and popular In The
Norwalks, and have the best wishes "of
their many friends for success‘ and
happiness I‘

 

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. ——lr- vou WAN'I'
to" give ’ your wife's useful Christmas
present. put an electric flatlron in her
stocking. At Reed d; Volk Electric Co.

man—.-

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~Cutbill's Parcel Delivery. OlIlce
nglnore' 5 Drug Store. Tel. 573- 2. 1

iii goes to New York auction. A Tar-

month and fox this reason. and the
fact that it is the Christmas season.
lodge Eduald M Iockwood was Ill-
clined to he lenient when the contin-
ued case against Peterson charged
with intoxication, breach of the 11131109,}

him. This all occurred a month agoi
and Peterson‘s wife had no complaint'
to make of his conduct since that time.

Judge Lockwood, famous for theR
fatherly warnings, administered oneR
of his best to Peterson this morning;
lltld then told him he might be dis-
charged. This was the best Christ-
mas present that Hugo will receive
and both he and Mrs. Peterson were;
equally well pleased with the decision
of the judge.

——-Great sale on Jewelry, Watches
and Diamonds, sold below co'st. Money
needetLto finish new building. Every-
one has the benefit of this sale before

llov, 1.11 Washington St.

 

SUSPECTED HEIRESS ARRESTED.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Dec. 23. ——A girl
who leglstered as Miss Beulah dee.
and Austin Graham, were arrested
early today at-t-he Hotel LaSalle and
are held at ”the police headquarters
awaiting orders from the Chicago 110-
lice. who believe Miss Duke may be
Miss Violet Beuhler, thethelress, who
has been missing from her home In
Chicago nearly a month. At the Con-
tral police station. the girl said her
right home was Beulah Baker. and
that her home was ln-Chlcago. She
died that she was Violet Bonnier.

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—norlce.
Glover's closed all day Monday-—
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ambassault on his wife, came beforegask the persons who had subscribed

that inasmuch as the subsorlptions'
which had been made were not to be
payable until till end or fifteen weeks,
.which would 11- April 15. they would

Rmnke another effort‘to solicit the re-;
Imalning 31100 by next April, and

if
successful in this effort they would,

the $900 to renew their pledges that.
the contemplated improvement might

be undertaken next spring 1
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IIATIVE TIIIIIIIEIS. 25 Mill
281: L8

Long island Ducks. 250

Native Roasting Chlokens.~ 20c.

Choice Young Fowls 18c lb.

Fancy Native TurkeNs, 23c and 28c.

Geese.

Legs of Spring band), 12_léc.

Forequarter Spring Lamb, 9c.

Spring Lemb Chops, lie lb.

Small lean Fresh Hams, 14c lb.

Loin of Pork. small loins, 14c .lb.

Homemade Sausage. 14c lb.

Small. lean, Fresh Shoulders, 12sec.

Breakfast Bacon, by the strip, 140 lb.

5-lb. pail Pure Lard, 60c. . “'

111111. pail Pure Lard 31211

Rib Roast Beef 1219c lb.

Large fancy Celery, 2 roots 15c.
HAYES‘ MARKET

 

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-—NOTICE.

. The City National Bank.

To accommodate its customers and
the public in general The CitN Na-
tional Bank Will be 011911.011 Saturday
afternoon and evening; December 23,
9 a. m. to 3 p. 111.; evening. 7 to 9 p. m.
The bank also has 'a large supply of

new currency, gold and silver, for the -
' holidays. which they will be pleased tors

furnish their customers and all others
desiring the some.

 

- tlons amotlht to $75

BISIISTEIIS IIEPIIIITEII

 

\l 11.. 1V, Eng. Dec. 23. ——The Cross-3' I
TetleN coal plt.neo1' here, was flood--

ed today by a sudden inrllsh of we”
ter. Two hundred miners were below

:in the workings at the time. and in

was feared that many of them would
lose their lives, but all were safely
brought to the surface.

. Six MINERS KILLED.
_ DORTMUND, Germany, Dec 23.——
Six miners were killed by a fire damp

Rexplosion 11 hlrh occurred last evening
Rin one of the pits of the 'I‘eutoburgie1

CollierN, near here.
—-REDUCTION IN MILLINERY.
Theatre Caps made to ordel, hand-
made Aviation Cs11s,FancN Bags and
Dolls Hate, to be found at Miss Pol
hemus‘, 80 \\ ashington St. Phone 302.

KELSEY COMPANY BANKRUPT.
HARTFORD, Dec. 23.—-—'I‘he C. W.
Kelsey Manufacturing Company; of
Hartford, manufacturing a small auto-
mobile calied lthe Motorette, filed a

petition in bankruptcy In the United:
Its total oblige-R

States Court today.
no

.21.:

6.16 and its as-
sets are given at $711,081,811. 51551: In
trade is valued at $61,376. I

Paul Rosengarten, 'of New Haven.

filed a petition givingNhls debts as :23.-

541.75 and histassets at $9,400. Unso-
cured claims are $22,597.75.

 

“meet A. & P. Tea Co. closed all

day Monday.
Flas'r PONY MAIII. F

Oct. 9,1858. the first overland mall

 

arrived at St. Louis by' pony express
In 23 days and four hours from Sen, ‘

Francisco—Indianapolis News.

thavel1 prevented any action from beillt‘

aAtII the meeting of the present contr-
cll held last Monday evening Dr. Rob-
.ert E. Perdue appeared and demand-
:‘ed that something be done The cor-
iporation counsel issued an order the
'next morning which proved to be as
R 'fecttve
R W
R —-CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
R ArmorN Clark‘Honse vs. Norwalksh
High School vs. Noi‘tb Sldes"(.Ne ,
Bl ltaln High cancelled game). Basket:-
ball. Dancing. 200 extra seats. '

‘fi .

”MW—p.21..— 1.
CHRISTMAS cor.
omcer Charles F. Pagoda working
today from 10 a. m. to 7 11.111. He
termed the “Christmas special," to
there is no regular day men nowI.
cent the chief and the captain in turn
and he is put on that the Christin,
police traffic may be easily cared 102‘
His trick. which'begins regulanly'
7 o’clock this evening, will be take
by Special Officer Lorenzo J. Adam

—THE BMOKIR WILL _BE
Isatisfied if you buy his "gift at
fuss‘

 

. ' PAlmrutLv Home .,

he lighted .2. match to see whom
had enough alcohol in a reset: I
his face, singed all the hat
eyebrows and scarred his

more comfortable» this" after-11‘

 

~X'mas Watches ,er the 1111.11
fly at Noack's. Leek 111m. ‘11er

 

 

 

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