' Terrible Revelations;
MTIION! 09 GREAT INTEREST.
ilww American labor Balm by the ca-
tract System—Immigrant- fllnbcd Ill.
Baggage—A Syndicate “blah loll- Girla
fer Immoral Porno-ca.
Raw You: Aug. 2L-Tho congratulated
Innatigstion committee closes it: hes-ion in
Ifrw Yorkforthopreacnttoday. Theta“-
lnony allotted at the last station was of the
great. interest and importance to Ameri-
can laborers.
Collector lagono was the first without ex-
Inland.
Kb lubed that it was his bueines to so: that
Ibeonntract labor law mu enforool when
violations of It were brought to his nttention
It] the emigration commmionvrs, but not
flu real the law on that point,
and aborted Cliuirumn I'm-«l why be con-
jarred hebud no jurisdiction until he W”
notitlol by the nini-gmliuu comin'uuiionera.
Terence V. I’owdcrl)‘, general master
wvrkmau o: the Knights of Labor since
1879, wns the next mtm‘fi. He said be
though. there were about Mull” members
of the order. With an executive committee
of six, it it hit duty In exercbzca general
aaporviflon of the various branches of the
Knights. _
“'Whnt persons are admitted to your
altar",
“We ndmit all manual lnlmrers. I had
better tell you whom we exclude—that
would give youa better Men. We exclude
all numbers, hankcrs, lawyers and profan—
aional pollticlluis." . '
Congremnan Bpinoln—lllr. l'uwderly,
what do you mean by pr liesdlnml politi—
ciansl"
“I mean those who hung around and do
nothing but talk politics. Idon‘t mean all
wee holders,“ there ure many of them
who are good men and do good work."
“You mean, then, who: are known as per
Iltical strikers!" -
“Yes. I guess that is what they are.”
Chairman Ford—What do you think is the
affect. of the pracnt system of contract in»
mlgrationf’ '
“I think it is very bad. Thousands are
brought to this country under the impression
that they can get splendid wages without
trouble.”
“Do you know of any particular case when
this kind of immigration produced injury to
American workmen!"
“In 18% I visited the Eckcrt mine at
W, Md. I there found a room 100
(not long by I) feet wide, in which were
bnnh around the walls in rows of live, one
over the other. I was informed that the
'room was occupied by 105 men. I saw some
of them, and found that nearly all were
Hungarians; who IlfIlI been brought over be—
cause American miners opposed a reduction
of wages. These men were working AUI' half
the money paid the others."
Witness then stated that these people were
filthy in their habits, and lived mostly on
salt pork and water.
Mr. Powderly then told the committee a
atatemeut made to him by a Hungarian
woman two years ago in Cleveland, in which
sheadmitted that she kept house for eight
Hungarians and acted in a matrimonial
capacity to all of them. When asked why
aha lived sucba life she replied that if she
married one of the men she would starve.
Mr. Powderly said be new satisfied that there
were hundreds of such cmes in this country
among those Hungarian immigrants.
“The greater part of the immigrants new
wing hero met an undesirable character.
thnalnan working along n railroad has
tohavoa brass check with a number on it
fastened to his waistband so that he could be
identified, it looks very much as though the
labor market was being supplied with un~
desirable material”
"How many men are there in the United
States out of work nowl"
“I think that there are over a million un-
employed persons."
Congressman 0otcs~Who are the objeo
tier-able clauses!
“Heady Hungurinns and Italian. All
wbocome here under contracts are objec-
fimbb, Ito Indus how skillnt or intelli-
gent they are."
Witness stated that the reason why con-
I". was asked topase a contract labor law
. waa on account of the importation of
Cuban to the Harmony bills, Beaver Fella,
Pa. The then employed there were getting
03.50am! a a day. while the Chinm were
paid $18 a month, with an extra hour's work
added.
Mr. Powderly stated that he did nethe-
lieve tliat a lino was sufficient punishment.
Thom who'lmport workmen under contract
abouid be imprisoned. The payment of a
fine when detected does not seem todetcr
m , 1! a manufacturer clears 05,000»
1...pr labor he does not mind paying
31,0!» in fines.
“Most of the cases alreadyoaamlnod by
thhcommittoe were already known to the
Knights of Labor. In the case of the girls
Imported forth-Barbour flax mill- atPat-
emu, you have not got at all the truth In
the matter."
“What do you think of trusts!"
“I think they are very detrlnuntal to the
welfare of the country. They are the stand
and deliver gentry of the nineteenth cen-
tury. They mother or ere-h out all snail
operate". The Itrong armof the govern-
ment should reach out and crush than
bush.”
Ir. Powderly stated that be was of the
amnion that. the labor of children was an
hnpcrIaat factor In reducing wages of work—
man.
Wmnlmx, Aug. 21.-—Ifn Charlotte
”MI. W of the Women's Natloml
Incl-Iris! lulu. hu- wuuou Chairman
of the no. mmlttaomow in New
York Investigating the immigration generation,
that syndicat- ulst In New ork and
Bom- tor tuna-ro- of "permit Ire-h.
girl: from Immigrants er.
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‘dmwluflm Nutha-
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Governor III
W todla'l‘holfowYork
h momma-mu.
Mine The
Comment! Ill-tween the “two but
dontlal labor (la-dilata-
Cnimoo, Aug. law-A. J. Stream. on“
date for president on the Union balm tickat
having declined to meet Bolnrt u. CowdreY.
the United Labor candidate, in a friendly
drhate, Mr. Cowdrey address an open 1*
""0 him in which be aayn: “It mutton
little whether I believe you have a randy In
the graduated Income tax a la the 8"”
meat loaning the surplus lemma. ‘50
audience: gathered to hear your defer.
would have been the jury, and their duel-In
wouldbavehaeumadeon the merit: of the
can as prenatal at that time. On theothc
hand I realizetllatlf I hmllmeuabletodiow
that the cement the land pays la the balls (I
all wages, and that ‘spaculatfon In ' .ud will
both labor and capital and diacounts the
labor of generntlonr yet unborn,’ while hold-
tug of vast quantities of land out. of use re
duces the opportunitlca to hbor,andltln-
creases the competition for there land: that
can be used, thereby Inmallng route, and
then by showing that urcnt increase: wago-
aull proflu must fall, I am free to say that
the lemedy proposed by the United labor
party might have been indorsed instead of
the remedies you propose, but I cannot be-
lieve that a more question of party succe-
would make you stand between that party
and a remedy that would cure the evil! you
and I have pledged our support to remove}I
ANOTHER MURDER—NYSTERY
Commltted In the float Crowd-d Part of
New York. Yet Only Three l’craoaa
Know of It——'l‘lte Murderer Escape-
New Your, Aug. 2i.——A man whose iden-
tity has not yet been established was shot in
the head and killed by an unknown man In
the hallway of the building on I’m-k Row ad-
}ilningi’the [but River bridge entrance at
8:30 yesterday afternoon. The locality la
one of the most crowded in the city, and the
boldness of the murder and the case With
which the murderer escaptsd is remarkable.
A man giving his name as Bernard Alan-
ning, of 1:55 Prospect street, has been ar-
rested. lie refuses to say anything about
the matter, and the three persons who were
witnesses of the crime cannot positively
identify him. In the dead man‘s pockets
were found a few dollars, a restaurant check
of the Wellington hotel and a sheet of paper
Inscribtii “Maggie Ryan, Islip, Long Is-
lnud.” Nothing is known at the Wellington
hone-lot any one answering the mnn‘sdo—
scription. He was 5 feet, 8 inches tall,
weighed ISO pounds, had a slight mustache
and were black clothes.
A newsboy named Cohen saw him talking
with another man a few moments before the
tragedy. The men loomed angry when they
aeparatcd. Themanabovo described cama
up to Cohen and bought a paper. He then
went into Hillen’s anloon, next the bridge,
.but noticing that he was followed by the
other man he at once went out of a side
door and entered the hallway. lie was still
followed by the other man. The boy thought
there was to be a fight, and started to enter
the hallway, but before he got in he heard a
pistol shot, and saw the man come out who
had followed the first man ‘Jtto the hallway.
The murderer still carried the smoking ro-
volvcr. He threw it behind n fruit atom!
and coolly walked up Park Row, John
Fluherty, manager of The Sporting Times,
in the second story of the building, heard
the shot, and found the murdered mun’u
body on the stairway. The police were sunk
moped, but in all the crowd that wore in the
vicinity only three persons know anything
- about the ntl’uir.
Cohen told his story, and George IL
I’boebus, a reporter on The heat, stated that
be bud aim heard the shot, and had soon 3
man leave the hallway. Mr. George B.
Flukculiaur, of 5.5 Bridge street, was with
l’hoclnn', and corroborated his description of
themnu. Keithcr had seen the pistol, and
bull not recognized the noise as a shot until
after the tragedy had been discovered. This
explains why the murderer got away unmo-
lmtul Cohen run for a [niliceman as soon
as he found what had occurred, but the,
criminal was tl.en lost in the crowd fllltI well
out of reach. lie is described as about 25
years old, slightly built, with a rear under
his left our. The police are actively search-
ing for any one answering the description,
thoufli they are inclined to think that Mun-
ning is the guilty man. The revolver baa
been found behind the fruit stand where
Cohen saw it thrown.
BREAD on THE WATERS.
It Came Back to a Faithful Friend Ten
Hulrdrcd Fold \thn float Needed.
Emu, Pa, Aug. 2I.——Iv‘our years ago Gon-
rad Shenfleld wits a drunken, pennileaa cut-
caat In thit city, having Iqunndered a large
fortune acquired in busineu. Ilia friends
and relatives bad to dlsown him. Shentleld
wentto Murphy’s temperance meeting and
took the blue ribbon. Ila wanted to go west
and make another fortune, and an old friend,
Col. Charles Lynch, loaned him rm, and
the old man went to New Mexico. Last
Tue-day he died in Kansas City. Yeatcrday
accrtlflod transcript of bin will wurqb.
mud in this court, leaving member- of III-
family and relation nominal bequest. of a
few dollar! each, and “50,0“! worth of real
and [manual property to Col. Lynch, besidu
valuable mining property at Albuquerque.
Lynch had been in bad luck. and Shonllcld‘a
bounty war a Godsend.
Gen. Barri-on changer Ills Programme.
Team, 0., Aug. lib—At the earnest
solicitation of Toledo Republicans Gen.
Harrison was Induced to change IIII plan. r.
gardiug his vluit to Middle Ba- Inland. In-
stead of reaching this city quietly last night
and leaving for Middle Baucarly today he
reached Toledo this morning, and war tan-
darod a grand reception. All Republican
clubs were out in full uniform and
the rtrcets. arrhcn made a brief ad-
dress, and was In owed by Governor Porter
and other: Wedneatay morning (lea. liar-
rison will go to Middle Ban Duringbll
visit than he will hold a conference with
Chairman Quay and other mombonof the
national committee, and It In nuderatood
that his letter 6‘ acceptance will be pro
aeuncrd from that place. . ‘
mas-tron! Gala at new Orton-a.
Raw 0am”. Aug. Rim-A fifty minute
that has [Invalid lined 0pm. Elston-day
m huourootadmaaybulldlnp alongtborlnr
front, blown down fences, emu-d trscraad
cauaodtboluucflfty boatlofthPIttabarg
and sonnet-need asst, valued at 08.000 each
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Hopeful of Good Results from
His Edinburgh Suit.
‘I‘IIB 'I'IIIIS DBIADS EXPOSURE.
It la llahlag a final Karla-var to Keep
the Case Out of Court—Berke] at [rich
‘ Athletic-«JD. Gladstm lawn-uncur-
fldonnclin Mr. l‘arnall.
Lennon, Aug. 21.-—Mr. Parnell l- M
onghly convinced that his Edinburgh nit
agaimt The Times will result must favor-
ably, and in spite of the generally expreuad
opinion that the trial will do bitn no good,
attaches more importance to it than be door
to the inquiry of the commisaion. His
friends represent him as having raid that he
feared no technical clataclea banal on points
of jurisdiction, and, furthermore, as having
declared that he Wm in Intercession of nulli—
cient proof of the fraudulent character of
the letters, udmleaible according to Scotch
law, to compel The Times to defend the ac.
tion. The prurient defence of The Times hav-
ing amuntcd the form of a atroug eudeuvor
to prevent the suit from coming Into court,
the natural inference is that the paper
shrinks from confronting the evidence it
knows Mr. Parnell/"m Able to bring and lacks
confidence in its ability to refute the touti-
mony. ‘
REVIVAL or Iltlilll UAIIES.
Mr. Michael Dnvitt pruIea‘Sds to one in the
proposed visit of Irish athletes to America
germs of I‘nn-Ilaelic gatherings in Ireland
which shall become established customs. Al-
ready it. IS intended to hold a uniteruul foeti»
MI in Hut, and Mr. lluvitt‘s suggeetion to
hold quinqucuuiul festival», with theobject
of inducing Irishman from abroadtovhlit
Irelnnd nnd compete for prizes in national
athletics, guitry, industries, etc" hon met
with extremely favorable nidorsemout. Mr.
Dnvitt hope; thu-i to revive the “Tuilteen”
games, which existed in Ireland centuries
before the ()lympinn games were known.
(tuberous on inuuvnu.
Mr. Gladstone, in an mldressto the Liberuls
of Burslem, who presented him with a rate,
said that the government had treated Mr.
Parnell With grcsa inequality in refining
him an inquiry by a select mnnmittee of par-
liament into the charges mmle against him.
“If the charges are proved," continued Mr.
Gladstone, "Mr. I’urnell’s political power e
and position will be d»stro_v.~.l. l ncwr cnn' "
believe, though, that Mr. l‘nrnrll is guilty of
personal dishfmcsty. "
Regarding the action in the Edinburgh
courts, Mr. Gladstone expressed hi»; opinion
that Mr. I’urnell might obtain substantial
dnmagcs from The Tiuuss, but in the coni-
misuion bill, if the charges against Mr. I'ur-
noll were not made good, u special clauae in- l
dclnaitied The Titties against pecuniary lose. e
That wns a specimen of the government's
sense of equality. Mr. filnllstmm referred to ‘
the Kelley and Mutillvvllle inqucats as fur—
ther proofs of the uufuirness of the govern-
ment.
nussnx Pumcns To VISIT THE Sl'LTAN.
Grand Dukes Hurglu; and Paul, brothers
of the mar, wtll leave St. I'L‘I't‘t‘sllul'g dnrfllg
the month of September for u tour of Syria
and Palestine, inking n route by the way of
Constantinople. The princes are ob»; charged
with a mission to the sultan of Turkey, and
their visit to the Turkish l-upital will doubt-
less arouse considerable nnxeety among . the
European powers, in view of the mmnnenco
of a movement of some kind toward the set-
tlement of the llulkan question.
Destruction by Fire and Water.
thxxa, Aug. fill—Forest tires are raging
fiercely along the Italian frontier, and al-
ready a section of country no kllunm
tors long has been devastated. The
town of Trentino, on the border. and
a number of villages have been destroyed.
Heavy thunder Stunt“ hnve prevailed Ill
several parts of the country. At Kurileu-
berg houses were let elcd to the ground by
the force of the wind, umi several other
Villages were comp'etcly ruined. In other
parts of Austria 1M) buttons nre reported to
huve been wrecked, und many of their in-
habitants injured.
ltonlanger'a Triple Election.
runs, Aug. 2l.—(lcn. llcalangcr hndn
greater sum in the elections then up—
{reared in the first announcement. Besides
being elected a deputy in the department of
the Somme, he was wonderful in Lower
Cherente and the Non]. T he former be car.
ried by a majority of (Nor 15,000, and the
latter by 3,555.
Terrible Dona of LI“ by Volcano.
Yorounn, July 23.»~About R o'clock on
the morning of the 15th IIllIL there won a
terrific volcanic eruption on Mount Ilaudal,
in the province of Inawashlro, one of the
northern and hilly provincea Over 500 poo~
ple were buried alive and over 1,000 wounded.
Thirteen Crocudllea Mac-p0.
Bulimia). Aug. 2|.~«Thirtccn croctxlllea,
jmt brought from Africa to this port, at-
capod from the hold of the ltentner and
made their way into the river. The new:
of their eacape created great consternation
mg the inhabitants along the river uido.
Two New Yellow Fever (taut.
JACKSONVILLI, Flu, Aug. 3|.-——’l'wc new
can: of yellow fever were reported to the
board of health yesterday, and only one
death—that of J. M. Million, at bland Ililbt
There are several cases under suspicion. The
"nullity for better ugregatlou of patient.
and suspecta la humming plain to the author-
like Greeley’a bank, which took advantage
of tho dxty day:' rule to avolda run, in.
redundant reports of stringency in the
banks are orroucoua The bands are well
Bulim- is naturally dull, owing
to quarlntlum.
Ins-tan Mtlnnta.
Wuhntoror, Aug. ilk—Junta» Merrick
had before him an audience of bsreballlrta
andotlwslnterastad In throne of the New
Oriana Banhall Park Minion agalmt
the Want-igloo National limb-ll club and
Willhm Wilbur, to rdrain the employment
of Wldnar as pitcher. The case was argued
at Mable Ian Aftsr reviewing the
pleadings. Judge granted a prelim-
tnarylajuuction. Ir. (look, of couuad for
Wu, will file an amended amour.
no VII-t Wart-II Program-o.
Oman. Itch, Aug. It—A mlalfroui
MM“. It’ll Billy Cola. whosbot
llllan lump-nary and Charles Grunt at
daacs on the 17th Int, wastabcnfrota
harebymsskadmatllu’elock In the
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fr now prepared to make plans and uterine-Hon
and nupcrintcnd the construction of nildmgr
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onlcr~Tuylor‘s Building Warhingtoh
Norwslk. P. 0, Box 1'75.
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Plano furniture and fi-‘tll’nntr’ given
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended Lt:
sh.» l Ann street. nun Main
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Sewing Mal-blues. t3. DI. MIAIIJZII.
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(I I). JENNINGS,
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Undertaker & Emlmlmcr.
No. Q Knight St. Residence. 5 film at.,
880311) Norwnlk, Conn.
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rmvtantly on hand fortbr sick and well. Illa rclc
bran-d flout Ilccr, and Itmploymcnt "titre.
50 MAIN 5T.. 30. Nt)RW.\l.K, CT.
Scum NOBWAIJI SAVISIIB RANK.
5! Warhlngton Street.
Open Daily "qu9 to it a.ni., and from i tell pin
out on Saturday cvcuiugr from 6 to 5
Winter“: allowed on ”fluorite.
ALDENSULIANS Pr
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JOHN H. irmude. \'lc--~l‘rm.;
ant-n .tmm u. were. rm. and rm»
MURItEbl. lb L’IIOIIIIHEII,
Auctioneers and flea! fistula .Ip’tu,
38 \t'anlslngton St" South Norwalk.
llsve nonleofthe moot dealnblc building lot: in
South hernia and Itsat Kcrwalk fur aalc of
hamlna.
linen andan acid on m mun. but than:
who wantlu buy overall with t rm before lurking
elsewhere.
Houses to nun sud rent. coll ted
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FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishln Undertaker.
Call ind are my lam not: of all klntlrof furniture.
. 80 Mala Street. Norwalli.
AIso tarp-rod to furnish everything mean for
the interment of them, day or chili. Tell-phone
cogncicpon with micron: tile. 8 Ba Icy place.
LU'I‘IIEIl WRIGHT,
carriage later and Ilene Slicer.
ll II attention you to npslnn I II In
bum-n. Work dongle fireman my unit“
able Moor. Work Intro-ltd to Inc will who
my: attention.
Shop Foot of’ Franklln St.
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Vibrator. and extract: teeth without l7“ and free
of any extra cbnrge [rArtl lul teeth I
eternity. cm and refinance sdjolnlug lathe-tin
tumuW.Notwalk.Ut. Open evenings. mom
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At 35.40 per Bbl’.
Until September Int.
DANIEL L’IIOlIllIIEDI EU
Waulllngton Street Bridge.
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J E W E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry. fillverware.
I‘iue Watch repairing u Speclulty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
llelimelle all Headstones.
Do not buy a monument or Ill-adenine from any
holographbut go direct to the whow room» of
Y’, W. ltatt-e, Water street, Norwelk nnd Mlcct am-
all rnmplrtc um! you will not be lib-appointed In it!
:lppt'ilmllce Dealer in all kind: of building alone
and crmctcry work.
I’. xv. 13 IX'I‘ES.
613m
, American Investment Co.
' Equitable Life Insurance ('0.
Farmers been and Trust (,‘u.
Jurvis-Cunklin Mortgage Trust Co.
; I‘ire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glues
Inenrnnrr.
, TAYLOR a GOLDEN, Agta.
Real P’IllIl‘s Insuram‘r Aucl.vy,b'oltth Norwnlk,
E t‘utm
J tCob M. Layton;
; lttcal Ernie and “onto Agent.
:tlcnernl Insurnm'cl gem-y
l Fire. Life and Accident
3 Ocean Steamship 'I'lt‘liv‘fII—I‘lthln and Storage.
l
Draffn fur one E and upwards and Mount; Union to
all partrof Rump-
Notary Public Arktmwmlgmurnt! Taken ;
, Railroad 'I'It'h'fn.
Bagging!- I'IIt-cked l
1 to Ilcstinulioa. l
l 66 Wuhmgton 8L. lcht door to Pot-tome) E
l South Nor-walk. Conn. '
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l lutllll'ls’ Ahll (”1313’ DIN)“ HALL;
i ( I I) to the Rec Ilivc when you are hungry or dry, .
, I for yuu can get a goal uplan- meal or lum‘b 1
‘ nl ull hour» at pnrvr so that you run uflonl it and l
' It» Again Hut drink!- on 'l‘rn. l'ulfm- and Milk. l
. either but ur mid all tmuln of Two n-mm‘v llrxnkr, e
lAlm ’I‘ablt- “Harmer “aunt and .tMIL’lllL: by the,
1 day or wo-rk. I'tllllt: and M.- for yuum if that it is a
l ju-t like hnnu- and we nill try anal miter yon flu-l at ,
i nnmr ltnpx rtfully, ’Illli BEE lIlVlll. 5
lt'i.‘ rim {
,Insiure Your Life,
(In the Endowment I'lan. l
A man at age nfes would lunluebl IIN'II insurance
for IIt‘IlIy or twenty—nu» yl-nrp, ul bet-Ana» hr
needi- it for that time it- no rum-in nhy hr uhonld ”
stipulate to kin-p it up during the whole life time ‘
Ilc hm- ovt-r right hmldn-d (haven-t- in a thousand of ‘
living more than Men: yours and Marty eight
undrrd in a thnuund o brine minty-live yum
Ill-came hl‘ ten «'prt‘ln nn- m bright he rhnuhl not
neglect to provide for the rhnmw: of dying—whirl:
arc unpleasuntly llltmt‘ftlllhlly a llhvntl ln-nluncc
I'm“. life. INSURK [it run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 60.,
it? HARTFORD.
R. S. IRBIDMMEIIIBU.
South Norwalk.
éiinzn'r’ ”m. Itrrcn',
mm; and countable
II ARWICK HOTEL,
Herre- and Carriages to let for all occasions.
('atr‘uum‘ It llepm It) IIII'PI All Trains.
(«Kid Tnmonte at “t’lllflllflbll‘ Prim,
Tell-phone connection. M if
Of all kinda. Pint Clan
BAKEI-‘tY .!
CORNUCOI’IAll. CANDY TOYS. soda full 1mm
am» of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
M0038") DWI.
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.fiém... ” Tilly.
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Special attention given to re-
pairs In all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat»
ed carriage for sale.
swan a. BUSHNELL.
Wholmlc and Retail balm tn
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
u: Water It" foot at Bank.
BBIIKIIPOII'I'. W.
, and . Csavss Iall Mil.
~uuc...ev°°".......°v e
«out about: Boat. alas-or or null.
tenement-en
x
new. crucially em for th-
e “tuflufirw,
F. M. [’1 ERCE
untrue ll
S IflW E [i P I PE
no
General Sewer Contractor
Integral Inmate uremic“ with main me:
pl: third on the moat tum-hm mun.
la to connect with the recently laid
Iowa- in thin city will and It to lbw adventure in
call on him . 3
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F. M. l’l EItC E
Box 20. South Kern-lb. CI.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Until in number of contending Police-o curing
13 7. 27$.le .
(lain in Aspen during new flJJHWUIS.
Gain in Premium lemme during 1502'. Shirllfil'l
Sf.
Gainln Internet Receipt: dnunng lss'i, 3.55.8”
tluln in flrooa lncomc during rm. 'l,’m.tm.fhl
Number of Dumb t'leimp laid in 1M.::,mtt
Ammint paid in Policy-h «IL-re daring um. 32,-
Ifl Mun. .
Number of Policies in Force, IJIBMD. ,
New Insurance written during 1191:, ,IMJZIS 00.
Capital and Burplun for twenty of 'olicy'lwldcw
over and above the rcrcrve required hhlaw, (I per
. 10.
unit )sml all other liubllitlce, 3|.l6l
Amount paid by the (hunt-any to in; Policy~
Ilftldent fur t‘lalw. r'c , Finn; organization. pine
present inverted Amxr. smell») 83.
Jthf-JHI thll’NlK. Alb-m.
Jusrlui
: 25 IIUX E8 (I? 813030 AND SWEET
Formula-lulllgi‘ee
'l‘er. Such as is 'l‘cu.
This Tea in “anrnntcd to Tim-
Into the Nerves of IIIeIIIdt-ut TI‘II
Drinkcrd, even “now where 'I‘t-u
Turtle Inns Iru-onn- Galvanized.
(Venue and Take
With Us.
50 ('cttts per Pound
lillle l lemsteel’s.
leble’s Block Main St.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
[h-lzvt-rni cu-ry Sunni-l) mnrl inn.
0'.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
.. .w. M m—w.m. .
SEWWSl
MMllLellml
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""—-—"'-?--*S U I T Sm
‘ ill let KINDS '
roe THE SEASON.
a» . .—_-
LIGHT ers- AND a COOL!
A'I‘ .\ LI. I’IIIIlI’lfi.
a
w...” y...—
BATHING SUITS!
A SPECIALTY.
FINE LINE
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STRAW’ HATS!
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THE FINEST ,LINE
Elllll'S’lllll lilies ens.
llIMST
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insurance Building,
ill Bills.
Masonic Building.
”Jul
30. Nor-walk. Nor-walk.
Oysters :llltl Clams.
GO.
All Kinds ofVeg-etables
l‘rcnll Every Morning.
l
WORM:- n-ccivcd by mail or telephone.
nmeznmrr.
Come 8: See
one NEW LINE
Oil Stoves,
ALDO NEW STOCK or
Stone-
PORC E L A I N.
Electric Door Bells.
an. NAsnenno
“GOOD ENOUGH”
FAMILY on on.
cult height]:
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file In the
“pr-cunt
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metered“
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unawfigfl firm-to
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A until-nah "manta um
“v mlalalamtllllmalk.” .
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: . FARMS
-——AND——
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A’l‘
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street, I
a.
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
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TAYLOR l" GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler