THE InvIII. attention;
It look. ea Though “in... Will In"
Two National Convention.
Wasanmmn. Felt m~ltlooks as it the
location at the convention liee between Chi-
cago and St. louix, with the chances slightly
favoring the former. The Chimgo contin-
gent rely mainly upon the Medusa
air-nose in entertaining the two conventions of
lilo-i; upon their admirable hotel facilitiee,
and their central geographical location. They
have demonstrated their ability to act onuno-
data without dittlculty any number or stran-
gers who may be [II-amt upon an occasion of
thin nature, and thin, untortunately, is what
neither Bt. Louie nor Cincinnati has ever luc-
coeded in doing.
‘ The Chhago people mythey will leadoi!
with twelve or fourteen vote- on the that hai-
lot. This number they expect to steadily in-
crease: until one or more of their competito
drop out of the race. when they will come
Ihefront with II rulhandurry otf thevic-
Itory. They are not doing much talking, but
there Is an air of serene confidence about their
headquarters which is more suggestive posin-
bly, than anything they might my. 1f (.hi-
cago Wins, however, it will not be without a
struggle. The hereditary jealousy between
St. Louis and Chicago was never more clearly
defined than m the present contest.
City Electlon in Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Feb. Bit—The city eleo
tion yesterday IIas hotly conwsted, and a
large vote was polled. W. B. Kirk (Dela)
was elected mayor by 7-13 majority; Duncan
W. Peck (Dem) was reelected ov elseer of the
poor by2 ,893 majority;Thomns lilulhollnnd
(Rep) was re-elected police justice by 3,527,
majority.
Home Small ”Change.
Wasmxorox, Feb ’2.‘-—'i he house mm-
mitten on banking and cunency yesterday
agreed to report with favorable rcIoIIImetIdIn
tion the bill authorizing the Issue of hot“ een‘
”ALMA!” and ammonia of "silver tortill-
cation in the denominations of live, ten,
twenty-live and fifty cents.
A New Champion Ten Mlle Skater.
Mauritian, Feb... 0" .—Tho ten mile cham-
pionship skating race, under the auspices of
the Canadian Amateur Skating usmcintiou,
was won by Brown in thirty-six minutIe and
thirty seconds, breaking the record made four
years ago in Brooklyn by l’uulscll.
Demanding M. Wilson's imprisonment.
Pants, Feb. Lil—Tho prosecutor in the
trial of M. Wilson for selling decoration:
demanded yesterday that the provisions of the
code which inflicted the minimum penalty—
one year's imprisonment— for fraudulent
practice he applied to Daniel \l’ibon.
A $35,000 Fire in Mlnneapolla.
Mtxxnarous, Ilium, l"\‘ll LJ. —I‘ III- lust
night in the Schultz block, on ll ashlngton
avenue, caused $35,000 damage, fully cov-
ered by insurance. It originated in the candy
factory of A. ll. Ives «I: Co, but from what
cause is uIIlgIown.
Killed by a Bursting Grindstone.
thunurox, N. Y., Feb. mini—While Janie:
Cushway was working at the grindstone at
Bullets’ line and Tool Ivorks yesterday after-
noon the stone burst and a piece struck him
in the head, crushing, his skull.
few houm
Missing with the Funds of the Company
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Fob. ..*.’.~JIIscph ll.
“'bipplc, who organized tho l’cIIIlIrIIkc Emir
ting mills at Battle Crock, in J nly, law, and
became president of the nonpnuy. ’Iw unsung
with from SlU,UUU to 520,0“) of tho company}
money.
The Reading’s “'oekly Output.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb... ‘“ .—The weekly amid-
nIent of the I oal tonnage of the Philadelphia
and Reading road k as follows: T otnl tonnage
for the Wadi, 119.160.”;
last year, lL’ll,-\Ill.l5; decrease, Hunt). 25.
cardinal Newman's em. IIirIIIIIay.
Lost, Feb. fl—Canflnal Newman yes
terdny celebrated his 87th birthday at the
oratory at Brompwn. The cardinal said early
mate, and rcceiv ed congratulations from all
parts of the world.
Lancaater'a City Election. ,. ..
Lucas'rza, Pa,Feb. Zak-'11” city elec-
tion passed off very quietly here yesterday.
The complete Republican ticket, headed by
Edward Edgerly for mayor, is elected.
Hereafter no permits will be granted in the
City of Mexico for bull lights on week days.
This order has bccn given because hundreds
of workingIIII-n neglected their daily avoca-
tiou in order to go to the bull ring.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
New Your. l-‘eb. 2i.~ Money closed at 3: per
cent. The highest rate was 2% and the lowest. 2.
l-Ltcbange needy; posted rates higher at 4.85%
4.87; actual rum. {86604.85 for sixty days and
th.m for demand. Governments closed
steady: currency to, 120 bid; ta, coup. 126% bid;
4559,“.10796 bid.
Pacifieral railroad bonds cloned ll follows: Union
museum; Union land grants, Miami; I'IIIou
linking tunda. Imam; Centrale. Imam}.
Blcbmond and Terminal. Reading. St. Paul and
mhwanna were the features of the dealing on
the stock market this morning. They were
about the only ones at all active, and all were
men: and higher. Richmond and It est 1 oil“
preferred w aa exceptionally atrong. and advanced
3“ percent. The other stocks named advanced
lg to X per cent. but the root or the list waa
about that much lower at noon. The market we-
decidedly lm active after midday. but prim
were firmer in a number of cuee. There was but
little interest taken in the dealings. and the
cloning pricea were irregularly changed. The
changes In moat IIIIItanchI were alight, the only
exception being Richmond and Ternilnal. which
clonal 29‘ per cent. higher. The ealea for the
day amounted to ”1,675 aharee.
General when.
Saw You, Feb. 23. -FwUllI-—Cioaed steadyat
unchanged prices; winter wheat extra. 32m}
£15: nunueaota do. $2.90; city mill extra. 8|»th
at.” In. douthern Ilour cloned steady; commo-
tochotee extra, 3.1m
WHEAT—Option: were dull and weak closing
560W?- lower. Spot Iota closed dull nIIIIIItrIIIe
lower Spot salon of No. l red state at Mlfiulltlc. .,
No.2 110.. We; No. it red winter, 0036c. , Im-
graded red. ”7691c; No. ll red winter, March
andApI-il. we. bid: do. ,lay. Wise.
LOK't'“)ptluml were dull-ad weak. ole-Ina if
31?“ lower, the latter Inl‘rh. ripot Iota closed
weekend ”clover. Spatula-0130.! mixed
awe; unuraded mixed, mailer . No. It mixed.
larch and April. tom: do, any. rectum.
on one were dull and Mayhem-lag
week at 550516- decline Bputiota cloned aeak
undue. lower. Spot allot of No Iwhlte state
at 000m: 30. 1 doom: so. 2 mixed.
larch. me.
ilYEubuII; atate. 75c.
BAltLEY-Nomlnal.
P0lllf~titoedy; men. $15.25 for old.
Widener! tlnn,hut quiet; some» .25 (or
loner-old.
I prices.
cm-thdnncmrw
Wind)“
molar-mean: turn-ha. me; and
"die Ian-flaunt; «3311::
a" "" :mhmga
:wldta aura Gfl‘cq extra 0.
MOI 3m. - , '
ll~d'.i ' ;
L M lllIl the box—New York Sun.
I
l
I-orrcsputiduig Week .
,his violin
; his lifc. but one that blousomml out of a dish
A Gypay'e lad Life and Death. .
Thereiaaoolorline lntlnoldworldmore
and more permment than
anythatexletedlnthis ommn'yatanytimo.
ltia thecolm- line agnilnt thegylaiee. It
demanded aIIothI-rIiI-titn rcccntlv. Joseph
Daudoczy moi tho moat talented and most
promising pupil of the Conservatory of
Klauacnburg Transylvania He loved true
claaeical music, but Iould not obtain ad
mission to musical circles where he might
have had a chance of a brilliant career. His
skin condemned him to play with his tan col-
ored brethren at country hope and in music
ballet His auditm'a did not want to hear
anything but drinking and etraet songs of
the meanest sort. Many a time when Joseph
would play the finest tunes to them they
commenced mining and stamping and
challenging him until he threw dull" his
fiddle In disgust. Twice he cut his threat in
despair, but was cured and mtored to his
hated occupation
One, day in the beginning of December he
had again been playing ata village romp
and went home, his genius outraged with the
low profanity be had been forced to make
music for and disgusted with the life he was
compelled to lead lie locked himself up in
his bare and lonely room, and began play ing .
most unusual and thrilling fantasies upon
The music grew wilder and
wilder, and more weird and unearthly with
‘every successive minute, until all of a and
don it ceased. As it was not rmumcd the
door of the room was forced open after a few
hours, when Jolepb Dandoczy, tho gypsy
musician, was found hanging fromahook.
It was his third attempt at suicide, and that
time he had accomplished his end. —- Foreign
letter.
lirlesbarh, the Lion Tamer.
Circus goers of twenty-[Ive years ago will
remember Herr Dricsbach, tho celebrntcd
lion tamer, but probably have never in their
minds connected him with a romance; and
yet he not only had a veritable romance in
of onion»; and it was through the medium of
that most plI-buian vegetables that he won
his lovely wife. Persons who know Mrs.
Ilrlcsbach before her marriage recall her an
the belle of Wooster, 0., of which place her
father was a wealthy resident. Accom-
plished as she “as, beautiful, witty, and full
of pranks, ‘to meet her “as IIcIcr to forget
her. Happening to be placed with a party
of young people at II hotel table whore llrics.
bach was sitting, some one dnml her to pure;
him a dish of onions. lnIInc-lintely seizing
the dish, shn not only {Missed II, but inquired .
if he would have an. onion. lle amid he
would, and took onc, and from so small a be
ginning sprung an acquaintance that in three
months ended in nmrringc. It was a singu-
lnr match, and pcopln long Wondered whether
the dauntlcss lIIIII tuIIIcr would have equal
5114'01‘35 in turning his II‘ifo.~—'l'IxclIa:Igc. ’
lIIII-lllgcncc rIf I'Ullll‘fl.
Will Sumo llitllll'ullh‘. explain why panics,
llfi a mic, are more intelligent than big
horses? They nre; and the 131'! receives new
proof from llm'klnnd, 31o. A citizen (hum
who otvIIsIIlIum-Imd n. puny heard that if
he put goodsnodstniics in their food lmxce
they would be obliged to cut slower, and
would then-fore digest their food better. He
tried the plan mil it Worked wcll with the
horse; but tho. pony picked the sonic-s out one
by one and dropped tiII-Iu on the floor, and
lchiIl this juat its often as they were put in '
An Aggravateu (IN—l”-
Ilcroisa good story nliont Mayor BrIII'k
which maybe true and umynot. But it in
good enough to repeat, nnIl may be a warn»
ing to other IIIII‘Itrtuuntcs who try tho same
dodge. The charge upon II hivh lllh particular
unfortunate “3.9 arraigned beforohis honor
IIuo glnmny aitmumn Wm: "drunk and their
orderly."
‘ OIIII dollar and meta” said ”It mayor,
IIftI r lit nring lmth stun meuh of tho I use.
“But my, your honor." \Ihispcrcd the un-
fortunate. becoming cout‘tdcntinl und raising
himwlf upon tip toes indrop the Words Softly
in the mayor's can, "so y, l votcd for you last
spring."
"You did?"
”Indccd, ld'I-l Sir," replied the man, hope
fully.
"That. IIIakcs the case worse. lfr. Sucre
tary. make that timed and I~mt~=_“——I'nlunr
bus Dispatch
Where Cameron Began.
Ex Senator Henry II. Davis, of “'eet Vir-
ginia, mnkm frequent trips to tho capital
[saw him the other-III} on the floor of the
senate IlInIIIlIcI. lie was ctidently in the
hostel" spirits and was the center of :In In-
tercstod group of listeners. After hu had
gone I was told of (I. dinner party given in
New York in ltI‘L’. Davis sat at one cud of
thetablc, Simon (‘ameron sat at the other.
and between “mm was lien. Shormnn‘. The
latter began a reminismnm of his curly lIt'II
by saying:
" When I was n lieutenant"—
“(‘omc. now, Shcrnmn," iutcrrnpted Davie,
“worn you over It lieutenant!“
“Yes, Davis," he replied, "l mm a lioutcn-
ant about the time you were Ir brakcman on
a freight train. "
“WI-ll boys," 'oheerv ed Cameron, "1 don't
Iuppoao I-ithcrof you ever cut. cordwood for
II liIiug, as I did. —\cw York TI ilninc.
l'rayera Flret.
lnoticcd Speaker pro tom 5. S. Cox rap
the house to order the other day with more
than ordinary vigor. And yet his tam.- wore
an abstracted look. Sure enough, “.5 sun" on
he bud laid down his gavel, he said:
“The clerk will proceed to read the journal
of"———-—-
Then suddenly checking himself ;
“Oh, i forgot; prayers are first in order."
vNcw York Tribune.
changes In St. Louie.
St. Louis Man—Yes, sir. we are making
great clinugw' III the St Louis III lIool St stI-m.
Nearly 100 tcnclIcrs of the German language
have bwn dismiss-d, and—-
Omaha Man—l title, I see. Going to substi-
tute English. Good idea. It will be a great
thing for St. Innis when atrnngcre an: able
totransact business there without an inter-
preter—~tInIaIIn World.
line Sever railed.
l’rinm' Fcnlinnnvl (:lIuIIninI—I'Iy my bulb
dam, I‘m losing my prestige.
“I bolicvo it, my huge. There is but one.
thing you can do to motor your lmt
ground." ‘
“What’s that!” 1
“Strike up an acquaintance IIItlI an;
American prime tlglItI-r."-NI,~hr.IIIL.I Mute?
Journal.
‘I
A (TlIlIIamIIII'a View III’ ’l'IIImggIInIIIg. v
"I saw you looking on III the toboggan
slide in the baseball Imk on thewest hide
yesterday." soul III-Inn to tho (hinaman
who had just brought in hi I l. Ion-Ir}. “l\ but
doyon think of tulwggmnng. JIIhIIt"
"\\'-h-i-I+II. “alkce IIIIILtc nIiicI-l’ mid‘
the moribu- Chinnman ~C hicago ‘iinil
.\ Muenahlo Blaindy.
“Hello, Sanderson, whnt' s the III. diet with
face smallpox!" laid Quaric, all he
miraculoudmwmemt
etv Ym’hEvenI
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A Wed merman'a Tent-
away.
Rev. B. X. Pickelu. Preeident of the
Methodlat Proteetant Church of Booth
Carolina, writes from Grecnvilieh ~
“About four years ago I was attacked
with what the pliyaiciane pronounced
neuralgia rhoumatibxn, accompanied with
eryni in. My appetite failed me entirely.
and had an iIItcrmittiIII: pulse and very
irregular pulmtione of the heart. A tor.
tilde Iain aoIIII came into my chest and
aboulilora, and I became BO helplean that I
could attend to no busineeg at all. The
palm were movable, and wuuld sometime.
from one part of my body to another.
innlly the cry sipelae broke out on my left
hand and arm. and produced much aw ell-
ing. 1 was for eighteen moutha aillicted
in this way, and of course need agreut
many kinda of medicines. but nothing gave
me relief. Friends finally persuaded me
to try Swift'e Specific I noticed adccided
improvement while taking the tint bottle.
.1 continued its one until i had taken about
one dozen bottles, when l fuuild Inyeolf
sound and well again, with no sign of dia-
em left except a etiil'noue in my band, a
rceult of the crysipelus. \Vhilo taking
tl.o medicine I gained 0“ an average two
pounds of flesh per week. I think '5. S. S.
a valuable medicine, and I frequently
recouuncuvl it. to my friends."
Write to the SWIFT HI‘Iit'll’lC 00.,
Atlanta. (in, for o. Trfltllat: IIII Blood and
Skin Diseases, mailed free to on) one."
ll ouaekeepera, lteud TIIIII.
Auk your grnccr and markctmnn for
All their pro-
ducts are first class and free from adulv
llama, 'Shouldcre, Breakfast
Bacon. Lard. Spurcrib and Sausage are
Sperry d: Barnce’ goods.
teration.
manufactured in New Haven, Ct.
The Reason Why
Ayer's Pills are so popular is. tlm
while always reliable llel II cathartic
medicine, they never leave any Ill
ellects. This iI'I boI-nuso they are purcly
vegetable, and entirely frcc. fruln cab»
Incl or any otlII-r dangerous drug. in
all cases. therefore, whether the patient
be old or young, they may be conflc ‘
dontly adminiatcrcd.
In the Southern and Western Sluice,
where derangement: of the liver are no
general. Ayor's l’ills have proved an in-
estimuble blessing. l). W. Bniuc, New
III-rue, N. 0., writes:
“ I suffered a long time II itlI stoma: l1
and live 1‘ thumb s. I Ir I d v .Irivm! Iv ill-
ediea, but l’t-It’llul no III III ht lllllll 1
comment Id taking; 1\_\l r' ‘t l';:i~I, ’l‘lan-
pills benefited lllL III llel 1’. 1 II. .Il; lliv‘lli
regularly for :I fclv lilhlll’lh IIIIIl my
health was IIIInplotcly I: .:. rul '
Throughout Now l-aninnol, uI- It to
lung diseases, Stomach and Bowel
Complain“ are the most Ph'\‘illciil..
.
DyspepSIa
and Fonutipafion urn almost universal.
Mr. Gail-.Ic‘iwr, n pz‘nI-tivrtl I‘llt'll-Zw‘l’, l‘l
llnxlvury, Mama, “'lm II.I;. LII); ll'ir'tllllt'tl
with llyqu pain. I": it. ‘I
"A friend Ind»: _
l‘ill<. (Ind. after V I.. lm\ v zifuvm
much benefit, 1 l in I
tlIIuI; l-n lIc li;',.(wl rum“:
lIIinrnl lI rlIl illiisliIIl lylu
lngmtulimz. Ilw i
taking them, M II. I
used ult'IL-II lIIIM-s
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The head and stormy lI :Irn niw:
‘ .evmpathy; home the ., l‘t‘ I-I' -
tlIIIsc IlistrI-eniu" in i'. iw, ‘
SI mam. cspwitl! I “II 1
Mrs llurriI-t A. Slut
an N'. Y .IIntI-s n
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Aycr'e Pills, BllII'o “lIII it ~. .- 1.1-” l't‘l'll
in the enjoyment of pert-.sIst IIIn‘ItlI. '
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No. 12 We Exchange
NEW YOflK.
.~.-.~h.....~.w. want...“ .~~Wu*,. _ , .
Great Bargains Hatch, Bailey I in.
mi. ‘ 2 W00!) MANTBIIBI
quuu
sasn, Bumps. ,
HARD woon WORK.
FOR A lilON'l‘H
DAVID STIWS
87 89 91 Main St.
Large Stock of Columns
Ul' mums
i011“ , NUBWALK.
N EW DRUGS
III the
Oldstand:
W ISIIING'I‘ON ST.
WI him now rwI' II da full Iaupplv of mu; drum
.IIIII lliIlln' IIII-p-I' I on .Iml Ir :iI ’1' II Iy III- .m
but. I furnished than H: r “mind! that ymrtlo m, 0,.
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Steam Sawing, Planing,
Illltl Turning.
--.-..... .. ..._..
Lumber Ym‘d thwrvn milroaal IIIIII I-IImngc
IIrIIlgI-e.
Mill-sat font of Marshall Strut.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hatch, Bailey I In.
J acob M. Layer,
ltcnl Estate and llouee Agent.
General lnsurnnccAgcncy
Pirc, Life and Accident.
Ih‘cnn Stcnmebip Tickcte—Cubin and Stu-rage.
limit: for um 51 and upward» and blonov Ultlt‘i'll to
all pun-Io! Europe.
Notary Public, Acknnwh'dgvmcnte Taken.
llziilrond Tickcts. Baggage Checked
to llcstinnilon.
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trill llcpol.
innit-d than» to Ilic Eh vorcd ll. lI', Nation» and
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IIIIII I. It 7 [hr pip"
\‘I'r (Irv ammo for the hate ( Iiy Mono in Mr.
{er-III: sun. at IIIII LIIII'rzsr I'Iucrrs MATTHEW ”CLUNE, Proprietor.
*CARPE I S CARPE I S!
TIII Largnat. Sfuli litFtltf: .rovnd z~IIIy II :I- III the NEIL-sat
1:.
Lowest Prices for Gas
First-('huw Restaurant. Medium I’rlrea.
Fit - Ii III llri'I-Nllr‘ (twp-v, Menu loll-cant ”low It: ty Brown-wt. in \‘l undid litany
luurm. , no. and I. [.1‘2‘ll'il Louill ltIgrnIIIs‘ . II
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lltllll " ' fi'l‘tn K 0? NEW PATTERNS. IlmtIII-Imltlol'l, In. rITt'r prr r-IH. l'lIIin timid,
now. In.» P ..-' 'II ‘I'II- pt I mil. “'Ithout tlnld. 7c Io'llrr per mil.
IPUIRNITUIIIQ.
Walnu' and ”why llI-IlrIIIItII Suits. 3'25
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H hr ' I ’ . nt low prices Puma», Lan- ('mmlng,
I.,I l'nrlor Stu I- In onut vnncnty l'miduw liId Spun; .. It. ,
larnhmm. IIII. In for! anything to furmI-Ityour IIIIu-I' mmuhh- can t» found hum III lune than city
pr w- Imp/I ts II Ind by hand and lint] by I’m no Ill L' i bolt-mun: We do 37‘ (in: work an any my hone.
mil I; IIp‘mI 1'” "CF! WIIrkIuI-n In oath bran: h «If our IIII-‘InI-I-I. hand! delivered wuiIqu cum charm.
C. E. SMITH’S,
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STAMFORD. CONN.
known-II in New run; t'ity out.
I'
Special Prices
to
II lit)" ['1‘ Idol's
and
BUILDERS
, It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plato
. M
. It. is made in
Ytll'll
own town.
H The Buck Ranges
~— SIT
. K. Lockwood & Cos.
.llso
Agent for the
cclulirntcd
ll ltlllllilh' It
“All“ 88
line
Fitters, Slate
and
Tin Roofers.
LOCK‘WOOD at: CC)...
‘OIWAIIK.
FE
WWW—a__r-
Plumbers and
consult quIu
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Lineaof
SPRING Willi-ll:
And will open their. fulllinc of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND Bore-
SPRING CLOTHING .’
——-II,\'
Saturday, Feb. 25th..
COMSTOCK BROS."
m Masonic Building,
Insu 'IIIII-c Building
80. Nor-walk. Norwalk.
.._._.~._._._..~ m
THENEW AND ELEGANT; J. n Peckwell.
~~HIGH ARM-- ; ”um BloemeIeret.
lENNI‘t' lllNE”"°m“" ' 0......
Being unable to manufacture
SEWING MACHINE H A N E '8 8
18 THE BEST. BUY N0 CHEER.
Tommnetewithlafie concerns I have taco the
Ege'hcy or one or oldmudlareceteatahlhho - .
menu in the state for the ealcof
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
I'in'jlcs Collars, the.
Pine Harness To Order,
., Muscat, attheoldetaud whmlwillk neg;
' ifor true? of Whipl.§ mm
. .BobeeJ' eedlleua.'l‘raveline Burgh;
it
AT THE
Sentinel Ofliee,
The LADIES FAVORITE, because
it is LIGHT RUNNING and does
leach beautiful work. Agenta‘ Favor-
,ite, becaueeitieaquickandeaeyaeller. l
unmnuuu minimum unuou. .
{Jun IIIIIurIcIumIIn col
lint. land it lIoIIlI Purl Street,
ALBANY, III. Y.
RAIL 80:! D PLACE.
tSIIIY'l‘ll NORWALK.
who. “anemone
on no
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In In Innis
NUW READY
IN EVERY VARIETY
i
”AT”
LOW PRICESl
-—~A'l‘-—~
H KRIEGERS
Manchu Hotel Black,
Booth Norwalli. Conn.
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pl, anode” mam
,ifrriuhtn‘ between New and”
Nowell: Willeata Y,“ a: -
New York .er em ,crmpl '
Ln'cloflt. andon Saturday a I p... Alma
I talk litidgeattd mhwm evening.
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pol-ta Daub-"fl Imall nil
. Inn-pan; ltallroue at Greatly “teat-z
l t Bane. -
to
1 Wm ”Jun-the ”that“
Yorker
me Mr: I!
Norwalk Chronicler