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GONE WITH Tar BOODLE.
THE STATE TREASURER OF KEN-
TUCKY MISSING
ll- Auiaty ”carding Extradition with
“I“. latch, to tho Belief That Ila
nu Bonn tout. Delanlten' Refuge-A
Ml“ of Ito-r17 3500.000.
“amt", Ky., March 3i.~—Uov¢rnor
Bach-gin a Image to the legislature yin-
tad-y, 0mm that time Tasman-pr John
W. TI", who)»: held the otllcewntinuously
inc 133, was waded from all'oflicial
duly. and an examination of his amounts had
Ilia!!! hint to he a defaulter to the cxtcnt of
burly carom Experts are now invrstigar
ting lib accounts The investigatim wu
bought about by the strangr mndnct of
Tate Ilka-elf. On 'l'humlay last l-lenamr
WHKIII “I!“ ”III II! had a long talk ‘llh
Tate, who questioned him closely as to the
extradition truatieo between the United States
and Canada It began. to be rumored that
tha'owasanlya small animmt in the bank
to’l'ate’l credit, and when the trimmer was
not lean on Friday or Saturday. Auditor
Hewitt Wed that an hwcstlgatitm should
he made.
This mggestlon was acted on, and, though
theoxperta have not yet got far enough in
the investigation to be able to make a report,
minor says that the defalcation has already
run up as high as $400,011). and there are no
signs of causation in tho dismvery of atart-
ling facts. One of 'I'atols bombamen said that
the hmurer had not over $30,010 in the
bank to his credit, than leaving the state
short nearly $113.0“). Lieutenant Governor
Bryan said last night that be had been ex-
pecting the disclosure for several days, but
that its enormity was a complete surprise to
him. Mr. Bryan said the frauds have been
uldid and abettod by the inaction of the
senate. . ’
Mr. Tate has been in otllm for over twonty/
yeani.“and thisis the first inthigntion that
has evc-r been undertaken, and the avenues to
robbery have thin; been thrown open. At
every amnion of the legislature the homo hat
pawl a resolution ordering an investigation
by experts. When the resolution mine up in
’the senate that body hmi always voted it
down, and this action was characteristic oi
the present senate, at well as of its patriarch
mm. The liomlsinen of Tate arc, however,
entirely solvent, and the has to the state, it is
thought. will be made goal
_» Two yours age-Tate mrricd ovcry county
in the state. No man Shani higher among all
clams of citizens, and his downfall has caused
one of the gnvttest sensatiomt ever known in
Kentucky. He was known all ovvr the wtnta
ti: “Hone-st Dick Tate." ~
What has become of the mom-y is hard to
find out. It in learns-d that Tate but for years
been lending money it nearly all tho promiv
nent [mliticians in the 51/0chth to many
utln-r lu-rz-zmzil friends. Besides, he hm; bot-n
sph'ulnllng to some extent in whiwky. II»
has a wife and our child, Mrs. Martin, who is
with her mother. Yestcnlay morning; a res.
olutiun was pram! by tlw Ilnlh‘ oifering
55,0“) reward for tln- rupturi- of Tutu. It
plural the serum» today. The joint commit—
tm- to which was referred the governor's
mvssage have agreed to report in favor of tho
. imwnchment of tho trmsun-r, and this, they
think, ‘5 the only way to t'l't'tllt‘ a vacancy in
the treiisumr's otlice.
Pix-Judge 'l‘. J. F, Hargis mid last night;
"Pending the canvass for the nomination for
gusto officers in INC, a lady canin- to mo and
said that Tate war a defaulter and ought to
be exposed. I inflated that unit-av proof would
tic-produced of his guilt tho charge- should
not be made, as it might be a mistake; but
she seemed to be so convincul and so well
posted a: to what was going on that I refused
to rapport Tate for the nomination for treas—
urer, and the fact that I received hints
from my political friends in Frankfurt for a
ymrlwfore that the Ilonim'ratic party was
in great danger from this source strength-
ened me in my opposition to Tate."
Judge Fox, who ran for state trcnsurrr on
the l’ruhibitioriticliot in IN“, said: “I took
tilt-auditor‘s reports in 1&3 as far back an I
roultl get ”Mn, and by simple cult'ulntion I
dimivcml that tlwrc must be sonwthing
\\ rung. I was privately told of vurinm sus-
picioin circuirntanaw. but in such a way that
I could not use them."
Treasurer Tate came to Louisvillc but
'niuraday evening. IIe n-gistoml at the
Innisville hotel and remained them until
Friday night. He boarded tho evening ex-
prm< for t'inciunnti Friday night and was
St‘t'll ut (’incimmti Into that night. Since
tin-n nothing has been hand tron; him, and
it i4 generally bulievul that he is now in
('anadn.
month}? m‘nifib‘éms.
Miran «swim a r.
In tho Board of Aldermen on the flour-
olgnty of tho American flag.
Rm Your, March 21.--Mayor Hewitt
ymrday mwhat startled the numbers of»
thoilmard cf alderman by Whig inn vigor
mama-rap on the resolutions pat-ad March
14 MW themayor to permitatlagto
heplacodathalfmaatouthecity hall onthe
day of the Gamma emperor‘s funeral. and
thenatioualp, mite, municipal and Irish na'
tional flag to‘ ho placed at full mast on St.
Patrick's day. In the course ot his argu‘
manta the mayor furnishes the billowing m
was, wrong tubers, in justification of his an
lion-
“In the rule which I have mlupbnl I think
I am right. This city is a politiwd organiza-
tion. Its charter does not know or rwoguiu
any other than American citizom, and by the
law no distinction exists or ran he («tablishud
between those of American and foreign birth.
The whole policy of our political system has
been to other» all (limitations betwwn citizen!
on the ground of birth, and Iii-lice, overt in
(«reign countries, the govcniim-nt of tho
United Staten throws the broad thivld uI, its
protection over the naturalized citizens who
may visit the land of his birth.
f‘It will be seen that this mnntry recog-
nizes no distinction whatever between its
native and foreign born citizeius. They are
all under one flag, and owe allegiunio to the
flame government. The flag is the tymlml of
aoveruignty. The public buildings urn pecul-
iarly the home of that sovenriguly. In tin-m
only one jurisdiction can be moguiml and
ruffercd to prevail, Over than: should float
only the flag of the country to which they
of the foreign minister or comml, floating
over his «lomicilemin a foreign land, mnvvrbs
it intoétho soil of the country which ho repro—
sonta, The display of a form-:. flag overa
public building is therefore in direct contro-
diction of the fundamental principle of 'home
rule,’ whit-h every intelligent citizen advo»
rates, and which doubtless you intended to
emphlmire by your resolution.
"It will thus be soon that, if my views are
correct, the diaplay of foreign flags ml the
and tothe mlministratimt ol‘ jualin‘ cannot
bedefendml. To their use in the private or
ties of family they serveauscful yummy;
but whenever it is sought to put tin-m on an
equality with the ensign of our common citiA
wuship the claim must be firmly resisted on
the ground of public [fillt'y and of true
patriotism." :
A DANGEROUS cones;
Serioua lie-tilts Feared When the It» In
the Delaware "realm l'p.‘
l’t'blt‘t Jizlt\'ls,.\'. Y., March 'Zl..v-'l'bu iv.-
gorgc at ditfonint points along the Ib‘littt'nl‘t'
still remains intact, and nmnyn‘sidonts' along:
(‘oehcctonuro excited our the situation at
that place, and the river is icc bound from
shore to shore meat of its length, [it this
point Monday it was open nlmvo tho village
for two miles, but tho storm on Monday fro r1.»
it up in a single night to such an without that
teams and noidenta on each Sltlt" of tho river
have crossed on the in.» ovcr slum.
A short distance bolow this villagc, nndbut
, a few hundml feet bolow the bridge, there is
asoltdmass of ice norm in extent, and in
places a dozen {out high. At the foot of the
bluff in Millforil, Pa, and fur hourly a mile
below, tho channel was upon lhtfid't' tin-
lblk'li. At Brink's Rift, the hmd of the “up.
per island," there is a got-go thirty feet high,
and the main body of the water iw diverted to
the “‘Reunykill,” which surrounds the island
on the Jersey side.
choked further down, and the water has
formed a channel across the loner part of the
bland. Considerable damage but already
been done to the island by the washing away
of the banks, and as there is no frost in the
ground, much more will occur when the ice
above crushes through and clears thoohanml.
Old raftxmen and riverside residents say
that when a thaw does-onto it will came it
along the whole length of the river I“ five
feet deep on the Ion-l and, as the natural
slope of the country is townnl the river, the
consapiencos may be serious.
International l'mplrea for '88.
Britain), March L‘L—At the convention
of the International llm‘elmll amouiation you
drafted by Mr. t‘hapuum, of Buffalo. wont
tlinnugh with practically no change. Buffalo
gets a good share of tho plume. President
Cox» toruleml his resignation, and asked that
E. W. t'ushniun bu t‘lfl'll‘tl in his place. Mr.
L'th‘llIllflIl at first declined. but by mmninioins
They start for llmnc. llitmullng to jet
Independently of the Government.
OTTAWA. Ont, March 2L—A simulation was
created ywtcnlay Whoa it was butrnnl that
Premier Hrmnway and Mr. Martin had
packed up their train. paid their hotel bills
and left for home. The move was not antici-
pated, and their minds had evidently not
been madc up to take this stop until a short
time before the train left. They refused to
dist-mas the situation, simply stating that they
were divplmml with unnecemarydolayx in
conducting the negotiations. From the fact
that the delegates departed so suddcnly it is
Inferred that no program Was madc. Mr.
Greenwuy has given the Federal authoriticu
t0 underntaml that he can and will build the
Red Itiver railway, and that any further
attempt to block the work will lJt.‘ at the peril
of tho govcrmnont and Canada. Tin-situa-
tion is full of danger, and if the impiwdon
that the negotiations have failed should have
gained M‘t‘t'lifllflt‘l' in Manitoba grove nuulla
may follow. Iii-puns from that country
prove that the ll‘UIIIt' are in no muul (until)-
rnlt to the Continuum! oxen-io- of fulernl
tyranny. “m“
(lratetal to the l-tmporor.
Burma, March 2l.-—ln the mlcllslng yea-
tenlayri’reaidont von Wedcll-I’iesdurf road
the addmn of that body in reply to tlto.‘ impo-
rIal nieaaage. The addrcat exprunm grati-
tudetotheompemr lor overwriting all ob-
Itacleu in this way of his assuming In» dutim
without delay, thunk: his majesty for the
anurancm hin W gave". laments the lava
ofthemlertowhomtlenaany owes the re-
construction nt her unity, and aamrm the
mpewr of the unnerving fidelity of the
"(chug in order to amplhh all the task-
thoEmparor William marked out and he
qua-flied to the Domain. The was
unanimously warned. A motion was aha
adopted requesting Prim Bismarck to Intro
ducaatthe next nation at the relehltag a
htlltoorwt a monument to Emperor Will-
lam. 'l‘ho landtag also adopted Madura-
tangy totheroyal m by unanimous
vote.
(Justinian um cinema, The following wru-
appointed an umpires; William Ilmver, of
Philadelphia: Jerry Sullivan, of New York;
It. I). Email», of St. Thonutgund William
Sheridan, of San Pram-ism. Any ump‘m-
caughtdrlnking in a saloon this sonmn “ill
bo dismissed.
Emprm Angusta‘a Gratitude.
plying to tho addresu of sympathy [ll‘tfit‘lilml
tuber by the municipal authorities of Don
lin, refers touchingly to the daily sll't‘tm'lt'
of thousands of people striving to gain a
maentary glimpse of tho late t'lllpt'ror,
who, referring to these evidences of alloc-
tlon, had saidlte felt that with every look
every heart went out toward him. "I mod
not my more," the empress continues, "to
justify the sentiment which permits the to
hope that, as my life in the future will ho
devoted to remembranm of thelmst, I may
fuel myself supported by consoling rt‘colloc-
lions in the execution of the calling which
still remains to the."
Matt Reduce Ilium".
Nitw Your. Mmh 2L—‘I‘erhapu onetllth
of the entire clerknl tom of the (‘ustmn
house mm bondrifloud to keep the pay roll
within the appropriation erotary Fair.
child‘s letter to Collector Magma. informing
him that appropriatlmm cannot be anmlal.
hat apart that gentleman and the entire corp-
01 his helpera Collector MagmaI when neon
lantevmlns aid that he had not arrived at
any oouoluslm an to whom to dint-huge, but
should cut down expeudltum no that the men
could be and II tar an po-lble.
ltaptind In to: Water.
Cit/dilatation. Pa, March ‘3l.—-Severat
convertaoflfra Woodworth, the falth can
workoraadtrauce evangelist, were publicly
ltnmnad In the Donor-octagon monk Sui»
day by lbw. Hr. Martin, of thoChurchot
God. The water wan icy andtho
bitterly ookl. urgenumhmi at the mom.
harrotthechmhm on thehanh ot the
mm the mart: with their
"Irma-Idiom-
m I“ Killed.
belong. lilo sacred is “375 right, that the thug‘
public buildings appropriate-d to lt'glfilflllnll .
public festivities of the natives of foreign .
countritn there can be no tvollfomulml ulijur— ;
tion, and so far asthey tend to keep alive the ‘
the river still fear alangcr. 'l'hc ll‘tl‘llt.‘ wt '
storm, but is now closed by h-otcn inches 1
That stream is also l
terrible flood. The snow in the woods and .
torday the schululc for lK‘N, as originally ‘
vote tln- rcaigiuition mu mwptul and Mr. l
Build)“, March ‘L'l.—l‘lmprtm Augusta, rn~ ,
as we mo antenna
no Thinks
0! A" Rayon-i Non Than
Other Purple. .
Bill Nye writes; to The New York World
from an. Jam-pix, Mo: When I reached um
point ymicnluy I found in a bushel haeketful
of furliurzlml loll-31's the following m‘uliar
epistli-z .
Dru: tin: .\ l4 rm: ilh otlmr good citizens I am
phage] to r » v ' unitai'inn effort now trim:
marl": Ml ' Irma! qui'k and mick-58
drut h f: .; l ‘. . u. and other criminuh who
\
pom . . t‘I'lltllmtl to murder his Vic,
Inn. ..1 \ .. nth-u lingering and putt»
fut. . , ..u .u not bt: a reform in that
way ‘; ‘ 3.. .i I. only land your gamut to help
our pron u l . ll..».t way you Would guilt the
lasting gratitude of the public as Well I» of
many Itrnauns.
Stw \‘nlti. Pub. ’3], IN,
In rcplylng briefly to the labor», I will
state that no burglar cver came to my home
for ttvl‘lu‘ul' an-l tvcnt away tlisnpp'iintfil,
providwl I was able to contribute to his
wants and providml he wcnt at{ it in the right
- hind his burl; ordnken mlvantugo of my
gmtt ntrength to do him up.
Wlienu burglar is in my housolio is my
guest, If he is willing to take things as hr
finds them he will have nthroublo with mu.
already fat'urnl morn than other pow? ~.
' Ilurgla‘rs prcsmne toomuch, I think. in
raun- they haw true entree and carto bland ..
to tho drawing; worm of our best people, tin»;
want the earth and make ghenmlves Ill.”
0;;1'tnuiblc. I do not wish to hurt the Irving].
of my corrmymndwnt, especially if he lulu--
the parlor rogularly, but for one I am gmn
lmluu protecting and fostering the in; .
industry of Anwrivnn burglary as agsmw
tho paupvr burglar of Europe. Let us -.‘
our burgling dono- by the best and cheap. -
Illi‘tlltulh. IA'I our burglary take (its t‘li‘ui. .
in l‘C-Illlrt'tlllllll With that ofclfote lll'lnnn‘llli'n.
just n.» u-\'e~rything I‘IS'G will have to do sum:-
day. In the rnmntimeldrmot propose» twin
3 llll)'lllill: in a Ilr'll-sptlpter way that Will look
' likmiirntti-iiipt to rvtuin tho burglar vote.
Ir! g‘tln- burglar rustln for his wagon lht‘
um? hwy-H .li-atl; ,l,""‘“‘,'-": in“ "_" be a aymwm or the two may alternate.
“”“l‘ 3"“ “” "‘“‘ T“ 'l-“m‘ Them are even Hemorrhoids or loss of
that hm... ;... u. . Ulllllllt'llflllt't‘ tm-aliphtcl blond Tl . . f It" Ill. . 1 I
lnjm“ l »t w! I “lulu-d dildo that tannin-a ’ it It “"0 ,Kl ‘ "I?!“ a,“ l' '
mm...“ .L ,_,.,|,,W,,,m ten headm-lu- nod Ett‘ltllfy‘fll' flatulence
A,“ . , , ., ,,. . “1-,. “Hugh; 3“,} “A. by and h-tulrrnczx-l lh llm pttuf ”it? blunmch.
slum-”j .1 VS“ mm good intentiuir'd To correct all thin it not utlwt a curc try
Il““ll . - mxlm'lo'Hum-mm-i-‘mAn-gtlrocn’s .‘llgllnl Floww, it cost» but a
tact m . . . wr'vlwwvn "I‘L'Kllt‘f‘l 1“ “5 trifle and [hullflltllllt‘ attest its efficacy.
rennin ‘ l, , Mnllld Illtln'l i'nrtultily fill a
long-t ’ ' ' u u ruldinventummquicuand
W“)? l 113"“ WW“ lllmlml ”ll “ burglar I” «Sperrv a llurnm' egou'ln
But] believe that,” a class, bur-glam :srw ,
way I14!” and tho Wu"; other workingnn-n do. :
BUIIEII'll, but u: influx-.1 men have to null;
night. His”. and unima‘ they can rob a pm”
pron»; burglar onc-s in a while they ban- a
hunt rmt tn burl.
. .iml omit have tln» burglars ever don» for
inn Lou I should now bo t‘tlllml upon to u!-
’t‘nrw‘u iiwir llii-‘l‘vaz‘.’
\t'hvi. fluf.’ had no other plan- to 5:0, how‘-
> y not ulwayajclt free to como ti '
w.‘ .\l|al bow Intro they reward»: .
.mlsty.‘ thn tiny “out tln'n‘rfi; . ‘
. Lu: your and round a confintm. -.
. \ niiu‘b Would have moved the hm... _:
i. “but did tbwy do! “my stolen \
y
tool; :i valuable uinlir- lia Willt‘h blind I
1 rum-d a few years ugu, and which I IIIIrZuli d
I h» r. tum to the Hit tier after a Wllili'. _
.ntum-momld nm- and sorghum which had
{bun wt mid. for tho use of other ruwl: ,
; and then tin-y left [Ili' gate upon so that -~ m.»
‘f gut Ill and a‘m up my Inna beam.
5 mo l-| write in. anal l luid it to pay for, 'iirw
’f 1w,
ltlll‘fi‘lloll of bottrr sand bag Illi‘lllkitN I..."
Ilmmv that Lurglun claim they arn poorly l
. .
id lm-ziuwthmr “ark km: 73 Iht"!lll'llll.(lll§ >
Fl r .
Now I am mud to lit-n! my. lullm-in-e- in tlw ‘
I burglars andn morc reliable Myl-wf rapid
‘ transit botwocir tho tax payer and tln- New ,
Jerusalem.
ning for olficv a goal deal, and I hrul to do
things that Would retain tho burglar \mt».
In year: [net I will admit that I ms rum ‘
:but now lam tlrm in my mnvictmm mu? ,
l outspoken (or what I believe to be right.
4 man cngagul in trying to be his own Mit-
; (‘0;er in tho portfolio of justice of tho pom»
i is not it fro..- moral agent. It is more or loss
, so in otlu-r otliws, but it in zmrmlly or “1th
. a justice of the peace.
‘ I nmv props», with them-2p of tho Anion-
. can pmplo and an warm-st, manly cl'fort t-J
, my part, to uliahootl tho burglar and mum
1 out and take hixlwr ground, IIcnu'v-furth in;
1 voicc “Ill be board in morn or In» m Minn; l
fituncs in the interest: of humanity l‘r ,
' porous burglar}. which getsu sun-ml tr: ‘
g will be rognrtlml tho name as hm: Mun...
* petty larceny, which gets ninrty days
llurglnrs uho may have i'o'ml for in..-
the old days urn burr-by notified tint: (hum:
, graph album and hunt brunt otl’ut tho:
mum. and that it ‘1» my carm-st u i‘vlt, m .
a»; it is in my pm'ux‘, during the rm ‘ .,
‘ years which may bo granted mo, 1.. Z
‘ clown Lind forgot tho dark and lli'l I ul- .1
5 when I one in politics. I boltevv rim; ,_.
andmori-luixnlwmiuctlimls for tho ml: ..
itrntlonof capital punuhmcnt Will awn
ptrriwtnl, whereby a man who is oxwumi
1
.
glory of llozvcru than one who dies .1 l-
. [111mm, ’l'o ihzzi 'rnl lam willing to u.
l \Vln-n that i.» :u" ~.:iplithcd I Will tl"'-
halting pour. s in the further allli‘lr vm'
, our I'iit’t‘. Ilut the burglar hm linlill‘i
‘ political t'lttlliltt on mo.
9 Men who \ mt Xv-w York from n {m
ldcairm; to pun-lune grwtilmv'lcs at 1
l halo air in olflultl ;‘,nlll bro-ks Hf Illi‘ » t'.
‘ cnmpt-llml tow-ll tlicm for a inn-n- m“ , .
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gunman, *5
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tho- law \viil llul be entitlnl to any i. l
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‘ . What A; I to no?
The cynic-nu of Ballooning are run
happily at toowoll known. They difler
in different individuals to some extent-
A Bilious man is seldom a breakfast eat,
or. . Too frequently, alas. he has an ex-
cellent a petite for liquids but non-3 in:
solids o a morning. His tongue will
hardly bear inapection at any time; if it
ll not white and lurred, it in rough, at
all evvnta.
Tho digmtlw Ii,'§lt!lll i.
urdcr and Diarrhea or
wholly out of
Consultant)" may
A Ilnumhold Necessity.
A bid”? of llnir'r- Syrup of Talr. Wild
Cherry and Hon-hound in tho bent,
quickest and most etfcctunl cough bYlIlp
made. Will can» crouuin yourchildrru.
Don’t bc without it. Price 25c. a bottle.
Every bottle bears the Inc aimile of the
signaturo of Jan. E. Hairin red ink. For
sale at Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor-
walk, and all druggiatu. 850451!)
llouaoltoopen. "and Thin. ,
Ask your grocer and murlwunan tor
All llwlr pm»
ducts nr-- tlm uljnoe’wrd fru- hum adul-
torvtion. Hams, Sizuuldrrs, Iln-altfaat
Bacon, Lard, Spun-rib uud flamingo are
manufactured in New Haven. (It.
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On Monday, March
utoly occupied by ,(lonistock Bros
stock of gene!
hoturers, which we will ofi'o ' at pri
liczu-d of in Norwulis: or Stato offlonnocticut
~ NOTICE!
"UR constant aim shall be to place be
fore the public good,
at such prices as must 1:
Read Carefully lite Prices We Give You
Dress Goods.
‘ LOT 1.
ii Wuol dut‘hlr nidtli.Mixtnrra. i
. etc. (ioodn that have retailul
to Cu- per yard.
LU’I' 2.
[Nubia-width Albion Chocks.
I “ \
Kid (dove Department.
mdoz. of Liam Kid mum, in 4 minim In; a
in Tan. Mode! and
Good» at [one than half prior;
890. per Pair.
An tho quantity in limited rarlv rullcnt will be be»!
,and illon-gmarreiall price is 501; ncrvrd. on! onc palrtoacmtmmcr.
.50 doz. La: ier’ Real French Kid (Horn. button
LOT 3 ‘ length», cmb. h
, ’ Double—mild;All-wool 'I'ricot , $.00.
m uh mo-t ilrrltnblt‘ ~lladt-9; regular .1) rent: goods.
1.01“ f. ‘
gn-ryurd In Plain and .‘llkttlrcr, including
_ {w Springcnlormgs. There goods are I»:
"when wzde and would in,- conrido-mlchmp at $1.00.
Colored Suruh hilks at 750
In a ly-zmtiful u-‘éortmcm of
rlmdw No i-urli value-i- i-wr
rolurnl Sarah
3:; u at» prr yard. u
immiy from $575.;
29 rcntr per yard,
per yard.
Shirt Department.
lziltiz Whit» l'nluundrcrl ,‘hirtn. regular price
50c. and Lina-n bo-nm reinforce-d from. Our
prirv31t‘. J
15 time. of tine drum {bitty-.‘lstandard cotr'm, Italy
pun- llllt'n bosom and wrlrthamtp, regular price: we
on till“ lot our wire the
In duz. Grille taunt) ply
”"1, only I25 a pair,
stylee. rewilar 2th; good
(1‘
Jon-nir-
svm-i and owning
linen Cull-b, sizes 9"" to
lwfon- uttered lfl
tim- lot of gents collars, all
r. our price llc.
Housekeeping Linens
At Imp than rm: to import.
Special I .
A4. to we not Satan at 25 rcnt~ prr 34ml
.<. c .» v
any more of
'l'inn- and spin-(.- prevents our cnmncruting
shall display during our opening Week.
ONE PRICE TO
Mom-y rclundcd on all goods
Irratnmnt by
“'0 trust loreccivc a fair patronage from the
give tho bust of xitisluctiun. 4
In order to :icmnnnodate the
evenings.
The; _____ lBostfigfin
public to the fullest o-xtcnt
To the inhabitants of Norwalk and general public of Cpnnecticnt
pen the large and commmlioils Store, 45 Main Stroe
., with at large and well selector
'3] Dry and Fancy Goods, all new and. direct fro‘i
ommaud the appreciation of the deserving
Drown nmnnicnt, of . cw 35(-
wk. Our price, 67c. per pair, north ‘
ore.
19. 8 A. M.
cos lwrctoforo 'novo
goods/la ,
and intellig'
honest and reliable
to [lie wants
store of Norwalk.
'I‘a bio Damask.
5 pinch! Cmtm Loom Dammit. 258 I. ”I'll.
apiece-n Bleached Geri-nan Tabb- Damarl: me
ya ,woribtric. . .
NAPKIIS. . .
t; «107.. 91.“, all Linen Napkin», 50m (linen, Iv
754'. ‘
ludm. 5,34 Napklnn, 75c worth
to». '
m '“ bf, Sapliina. 96c worth £15.
ll) " tuNapltinIJlfls wort $1.50.
TOWZLS.
2-, m, m Huck and Morale Towels, 1254c ». '
worth lfitr, .
‘ :1 do: extra large Huck Towels 15c nth. « '
:i'; um. um and Damask Towek, knotted . '
plain frlli or, 19:: north m.
n; rloz, e tine llacklnd Drum-k Tuvalu.
Worth 37%;.
bought from as and not prov
our cmploycs and attention shown to all, whether
purchasing public
QL'IL'I‘I.
f'rotlurt Quilt» we. 10th 75c.
'* " 731:, worth ”at.
say, worth 312.5.
.s u
thc spcciul bargains that
ALL. :
ing satisfactory. Courteo
in want to purchase or n
, and will always endeavor
we will keep our store 0
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lithium in Hsalstones 5?—“"'55.¢7?’,"5;
Do not buy umonnmrm or llvarl-tronr from any f '
vlmli\_:raph, but go direct in ll.t' v-lww room! all . .
l' w. mm. \vm: sum. Norwaik and mm curl (' "' " armor»,
all compute and 3m “.1; not ln- «lxmpp-nmid in itai ’ °
nppmmncc butler III ail kinda of buddln: none;
and "rtt‘u‘i"l’_\' work.
‘I’. \V. ISA'I‘ES
mm
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(hum-r for Weddings aLd Patch-d. ICr tfmtm
l mmmnrly on hand for the rink and well. Iii-A mir-
, nmtml Root Beer. and Empmymrnt Ut‘llrr.
50 MAI) 31,, My SORWALK, I'T.
, PV|1¢EAR .6. PLACE, ~ .._..__.~
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{turn-"or to L E. Quintana p‘ 0,. 3.x p.37 snf’ffl 505m 31,5, ('1'
No. 4 Knight Sr.
Silo-Ila)
Ilcmlenre. S East Ayn,
3 I)“ 1-. r. norrwnu.
Nor-walk, Court. >
DENT IST,
MAIN hTItI'IE’I', SUE'TII SUICWALK.
qrnuml without pain by the an,» of flavor
Killer,
, Tooth
dtkw
5 'I‘TILSTIOS—
J0" N TRIS'I‘RA l“,
{Sc-n1 In: Machine Supplies,
Mun hmenno. Part», Needlm. Bolrn. «tr , {unmixed
0 pt . I
l General Repair“; of all kind- and make» of
; a «ring Machine . '. Di. sllAlLli‘.
AT H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE, g 5* "mu-in “mm ' _ . ”it.
. ‘ ‘ , ‘ SUIT" SORWAIJS §.||'I.“08 BASK-
83 Main an, .50. horwulkn ' 3! v Ming... 3......
tyiehzgtily rromu to Human! from I
. . run on tux-dayc-vuaizlgrfnmuoa.
c0233.! importation» dfl'fl“ lltl ’ William-r allowed on [Irwin
' 3, ALDES nouns», in-
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non. ctmllltz eye gluon and sperm Jonxn. runninvxcorm; :
llt'IPS to meet any requircmcnt. t-lvflk it. ‘K‘PI’JCC. atc'l‘ru ‘
Glam-s preparcdon scientific pria- I n, Kuhn,”
Q I
clplmtomeet any correctable defeel.‘
Optical floods. Pebbles, kn. coa- BIIIIIIOI' and Contractor.
Work dim by the day or mutant. 'r
slautly on hand.
The Public are rcxpwtfally invited
om: {unit 0! Ilawlund St. on Water. RU. Ila: r1
dlw
Gilt-ll
to call.
['ONSI’IJ’ATION I'IIEII.
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DB. MCGOSEGAL
m an! Item—
Cor. Went Avenue and Butler .
xonwatx. cm.
on“ IIonru—L’ntll ma; front to ‘
5pm.; snaday»—2mtp.m. 3.“ 7
Q'Commnnfwloa by telephotw.
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fracmpreparedtomake plan: and ..,... .
and “perinatal the contraction“ W
‘I’lillls REASONABLE.
omen—Taylor'- Baiidi W
Mariam £03?me
-iloiftlt'l'llfibm RAILROA' a
rumour a sonata m ,
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“mean! number mt. w.
Panning" Trail».
81)UTII.
Lv. Somali 1.! no. Kmaalla. Ar. Hiker.
7331!“. 711'»... .53..
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M'M " 103’! " I
12509.!!1. Imam. l
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rot " lured 7 15 " lino 1'
NOIK'I‘II.
Lt. I'Ihon Point. Lleo. Somali. In ;
tantalize-t rain-Jr“! m iv
an -' 9n) " 95-.
9.15 " 12139.. 1218'
v "to "Misc-t m "mud, m It
1.13pm, .5 5 ” ’ A».
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a?!) "lined roan "Iliad ”WI'
W. I). Wm, Vin Pr”. and M1
7. t3. Pun. ”mt-1m"
II. I). AVINIL. ’ ‘I'lcmdgut.
IlOl'lu’l‘Och DIVISION.
Dracula! If. m.
mwjmm for Putnlcld.
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always Imutnriinrutwl wrong in .m . . ' c. cum"; . 5912.: t ,. may nu.
right arm shall out forgot her running 5' FOR. Au USES- , * J .' V l It: " mum’s ' Mt ‘
c lam nillm; 1...... .2... l mu m- m- w . «wanozooumurs'rmenus.» (“Walter and Builder. i ”-3" ” ” :
motion of scrum... and tlwpaiuI-m puilmg . ; , at Plant Ionian-n! and bill-Inmate: S 'W wifllflflhumfifl
bur-alum. lmt tho it as fnrml unuil ' g g n6 8 0 an ’05le "In" km!» wit-our mead-um ms. ll Wm. .\'iu Puma um lan'
' Munmtor, l lmpv that our mrrmpnmlo :I‘ 0 ‘0an meet, W Main ; W. I, Dumbo“.
: will notc-omom ally lmigur. lhn,,i w. v . . a; 'n i P- 0- S “h with lion-allot. in“ Avrirmb'm WhitinJrilum to
.plmnmlunrlrmvruined mo “lion l \‘ In a , l ‘ ’ _‘ " . l ”I l . . ” "‘
{ politivs haw lon , once tuna-d to do . $3 a: .J‘lth. ‘- “nVW-Vv l 5- ‘ c .‘. "a & at ”AleA
3 truth of tho liv'ltfl' is that wlw‘w . E ’5: : ' Junta.”
E worm-mo.» {Show in ml ”1.. I“ . ~ 5 a" , lu'm‘i‘mnn" ”'1" Culitrvumuaatt’haumwml ”In Vt“: mm.
| lint drill llllf‘tlill‘fi' III’I' jltnt' \t‘lnlrcll‘ii i -\-‘ l :3 "i l y M”,- ‘hnm M l will ”Ln. gm La", Wfl'll
It» yc-unuw. ‘ . I g :6 i l iuuoror“?! ”will a... lflltlfltl It” -> “m 7'” u “a."
Unt- ronwn nhy burglary lmw' ll‘ . m gar F; ”INI‘OIll‘lttl“t9t‘}tlftthl’lf.i: pile of Murrow“; I.OMMI“0I- , ,‘g ,: Wu ",3; :: ’mmmu
'niorc rapid ult'lvlt‘st I lmlievo will!» u, ‘E r ".l.‘{.£y.l‘mt?::fh" } 7““, 5"“ Baal”, SDIIWALIJM”. L." " Kmlp. b 9 Au.-
burglarmlo '3‘" advertise. Tlll'l‘ "I?" "' " § ” “limit at'um. look at 'rm, and weep." 2 MM "M ' '53 D“ II. n” ‘
upon tli-‘irm-dght and R00“ pouch-m ‘ g ; sautlhehfllfhy twang: r3???" hit-11.1w, 3:: Jo": "Mlfllfllk. in? will it!
mut in that burglar. and minim-j. 9 army. " .‘u‘ '15" H ' v r m " Ideal Ii I.“
fallen oil. 1"" "“l' ”dim" l“ ”3”“: l" IV A B 8 O L U T E LY P U R E I Inl‘lh‘i anvil-rm; iii-$1,533“... tmr reply nap' IERLHAN r T“"‘"“' . 9.8 "‘ m. u:
a prunmun M) abundantly ublo t. 1.; "We‘ltnllthmordic." j“? MIMI Plan. - Malta's“. ”W " 1M ‘3» ,‘J
’ umnm "u'm'w' "Yn"nald in mm» 'I'ob mm l inwm run tut " Anna. M.
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l m 00!. mo: Al I'll. My uncle Tony made wry lemme observations, WK..-..E'E:‘."'MW- m" L! " 80.13. on I."
lamp Year In l'lurldn. lint imflmflmfl A. 0.............._, ”"”"“'""‘ "“‘ ‘ 3” '° W MO
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NO- 13 MO Brahms!» ml.lmzttitl.mm..n.“l3ht‘: ud’e'lli ”wk.“ ,4. ’ , m ~ m 1.:-
mnu- nothlag now but aunt mummy. mine into . ' ' an ” m. an;
NEW YORK. “Ma.“im l Tea yea” ta tritium film (In. ‘5. .. m, it.“
“it'hauuotroaeraotroldi by the new or mgr it.“ flflhhmlltmmmflfl. 11! .. truth. ”A,
n' NEVER may t ”film“ “Twit"; n... ~ w' E noun». :3: 3 mm M
u i t M ‘ I’ Pt ‘ g
* \t " 1 ms '- m :
fonalldixascs ofteSKm 29%; “El firefly“? “1%?! might?” ill" 1 A“ " '0‘ a.» ”us-33'" 3"
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. x 7, r, ‘5 3,33 ,g‘ mkinmmmmmnmm a... m; Phamx Insuring, 190. of Hartford 1:. t. 1%".
‘ ' ‘6’: ’TY'oam alienate: thattlim n. no imam “MARY punk“, , :3 “ hump.
‘ new 'I‘ohy'olmtrdulltydlkethrm who do. ' 1 9., " m.
. Wt; fihiomcnueflmlme and hit reply «an t’trryi It?!" ATMJO”.
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Q.‘ '9? Apricots. I?) cam all and a for b- « -
it‘d man to tell. It In one of the gmtl m“ M “I. m
.» . t opportunitie- If a lifetime. Pmlcl an? on.
$9“ hay and buy again. A not lilac wtll| '“‘u.‘.cl co to ~ ‘
Va ' , , n ,,
_ ‘OIP‘Q hear "pearl-oz. 21m a quart can: 1.: .. g
, 4,8,“, art. can Ct. at ‘f “In?“ ,3; _ ,
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