An Even Hundred Cases of
Fever at Jacksonville.
ants raw CASES rrsrrzanu.
" Wo- at the Eli-eta of the An-
‘ W to conceal It: Spread-no
Illa-a- Attaching the [Inter CIA-a.
man Having Hard Timon.
Jacnomru, Fla, Aug. rt~Niae new
“of yellow fever were reported yester-
fiymlnongthorn 1". It. Begun, a prominent
unionism In. J. H. Bogart,
Luella. Coatello, W. Burton Maya (colored),
Fanny Whrren, Mina M. A. 0.
Henry McGuire. The last two
‘lluduP tmnnmt, 6t
Tet-l our- to date, 100.
Mm date, 12
There were two dentin, both at St. Luke‘s
W, William Crangh, a fireman, and
low-raw. Dixon, a jeweler, who came here
rmthnorth an invalid. Craugh d‘d not
ghanpfor medical treatment until .‘ lur
. 'day.andhaa been on the street all along.
d'wooaaav were discharged as cured. There
‘hvebaen aneven hundred cases all told,
may light, with marked yellow fever
, llll believed lo be rcmitlentor
hlflonafever. The infected district is on-
larging. The Snails Point hospital has re-
mind I much needed enlargement, and the
marina are now ample. There are
plenty of nnrnea and if the doctors do not
lllmt lick the patients will have etllcieut
care.
' The report that the Savannah, Florida and
Wooten: railroad had refused to carryre-
Inga. plunger: on through trains to
mm point: where they were welcome
ifonnd to be true, and is musing much in-
dilnaflon. Itisreported that a car full of
refugeeafrom this city have been turned
‘, hobby the Waycmm authorities and pre
vented (ran reaching safe osylums. There is
lllfoeling over the report.
, Ed. Sabin, a Jacksonville druggist, is try-
ingtogetupa direct line of steamers from
3, Martina and St. Augustine to Charleston,
an tht the trade of the peninsula may not he
“ mod by the quarantine against Jack.
“ville. He is meeting much encourage-
meat.
The government has assumed charge of
ti. quarantine regulations, and all the trains
south of Folhtone are run under orders of
8"ng Hamilton at Government
> m At prennt the railway authorities
"whoa ticket to any place until Dr.
' Guitar“ or Surgeon General Hamilton
allot-eh make arrangements. The people
. d chhmville are simply penned in a cage.
. ‘8meth of Geong, including
. Atlanta, have opened their arms to them
thopooplabere are terribly outraged, and
“anatomic arm and force their way through
it the places ready to receive them. Dr.
If-lnftchell bu written and telegraphed
hanthorltiaa at Bonlogua that transporta-
mwardmnstbefurnlshod,“ the people
damand an opportunity to escape.
Rm- ia thin all. By this order no one from
hencmgototbeqnarantinecampthatwu
dahlirhedexpromly for the refugees from
" thh city. Scores of telegrams have been
‘ at (R trying to ascertain by whoae author—
ltythh k done, but no replies have been
W from Washington or Savannah.
The ma rumble the avenues of asleep-
lq d_ty. A Inlitary pedestrian is seen once
‘ hlwhflgwmlothe sonndofafootfall
“and ro-echoeanp and down the de-
utad walla.
ltfinidthore are far more cases which
havw not been entered in time for the oillcial
report. Ono ofthedoctonsaid thathe
draught the number would be above the
reoud and not farrhort of twenty. The
wr- are three, though one will be en-
tUId In to-day'a report—4mm”, Mr.
War
. .
, Priday‘l report increased the lack of coal}.
hoe, and a number of people left town
might and more Saturday. There is
Wmthatarenotrepo
, afifiofoollngil’that there ought tom
, M It will hurt the town more to
I." onuildnooln therepofls loot than it
wand to m the worst plainly. n is
N that there aredounsof these sus-
n‘ Some”, that the reason for
, “but!” diveaae is attacking the
manwalltodo elegant! they notlihe to
“Minimum“ with thoaa of the
:whlchhal hitherto furnished the vic‘
Motto-a Agata“ lever.
Wamorox. Aug. 21—13 train inspection
‘11”, to hlpoct all trains arriving in this
fly from infected points, went into effect
thinner-atria.
Illa, naming llama and Panic.
Gnome, Ana. a—Ahout 5 o'clock Inst
M8 the livery stable of W. M. Bennett
' 10m»!!! and 2M Oakumgtoolrflre.
”min Bunott'a barn, as well an thoae
.huoftlll Union Livery company, in the
y lug-ambush. over 100 altogether, stam-
aad hroha their fattening: and rushed
I, ”at!!!“ Clark street, 08‘.”an a panic
mumumleonthutrm A
W meeting, which was being held
hate-taint diatauou from thebuming
killing, Ibo W in great confuvlon.
, Gav-val people were knocked down during
innuendo, but none were verbally lu-
‘ The fire waa extingulthed after
“a; now worth of damage. Only a
plum
Recovered, 2—Davix Lloyd and lichens
Grace.
mu. MORE TROUBLE IXPIOTID
A: Alarming mate of Laura Rea-lung
from the Juan of a thief. .
Focuses. 8. 0., Aug. ill—Great excite
meat mulls hero and fears are entertained
at a general conflict between the white and
black people Immune of a shooting affray
which resulted in the death at a negro dei-
pnrado and a respectable and innocent WNW
man. On Thursday W. (3. Blount.n coo-
“NB. Jim Muldraw, colored. for
We. T negro women armed with
bogus-cued the priaonnr, for which they
do.“ on Frlday and fined :10 each.
These women were relatives of Walter
Howe, a negro deaporado, who were ven-
gennce against the «reinstable. Edward
Bloom, the coastahle'a brother, was walking
along the street, when Howe, whomitlook
him for thoconstahle, suddenly ran out ofa
store and shot him through the groin.
Blaunr, though desperately wounded, pulled
out his pistol and tired three shots at his
assailant. killing him instantly. Blount
Illr'tl ymtenlay.
THE WAR BEGUN.
l’Ive Hundred Maxwell Grant Settle"
Bodega a sherlfl'e Posse—{lac Killed and
Several \Yonnded—‘J’l'oarn of n Manure.
Turxroan. Colo, Aug. 27,-What may
prove a long and bloody struggle opened at
the Maxwell grant at Stonewall, forty miles
west of Trinidad. The aherilf's pom sent to
keep the peace was met by armed settlers in
number estimated at 200 to 500 men. ‘
The aettlers demanded the arms of the
porno and were refused. The pause then took
up quarters in the I’ooler Ilotel, a large
frame building. .
The settlers endmvoml to force an en-
trance, when the poem opened fire. E. R.
D. Russell, one of the oldest settlers, fell
dead, and two or three other settlers were
wounded. The buildingwaa soon riddled
with balls. '
tion left while the conflict was still going on.
The citizens are greatly excited The sheriff
is gathering men in numbers to go to the re-
lic! of tho besieged muse. it is, believed that
the building will be burned, and that the
dozen ln‘siegod deputies will be put to death.
Thesettlurs come from the tributaries of
Purgatoirc river, from Yorrnego. N. 31., and
also from t'ostilla grant. in the mountain
fastnesws. It seems useless to oppose them
with either militia or regular troops.
Public sentiment in Trinidad is entirely
kith the settlers.
The settler cavalry is composed of both
Americans and Mexican: Tho Mexi-
cans are painted as if for war. No more
couriers have arrived from the scene of war,
making it impossible to get any further par—
ticulars of the fight. It is rumored that
Governor Rose, of New Mexico, has ordered
out troops to prevent any trouble in that por-
tion of the Maxwell grant which lies in his
territory, where thus far no conflicts have
occurred. Just what action the governor of
Colorado may take in the matter will depend
on what news is received from Stonewall. In
the meantime the state militia at this point
are scouring all available horses to start for
the seat of the trouble at a moment's notice.
l‘nnrlly Boodle in a llnatlo.
KANSAS (in, Aug. mms. AL Ballingsley,
a wealthy loudness man of Bronnugh, lilo,
Ind his wife have been stopping at the New
Albany hotel for several days. They left
Friday morning for home. Friday afternoon
Chief Spears and the proprietors of the hotel
received telegrams stating that Ballingsley
had lost $1,000 in the hotel. The clerk made
a careful search of the room Occupied by the
couple, and the money was finally found be—
tween the slats of the bed and the mattress.
it was done up in a strange fashion. Around
a long leather purse that contained the
money a piece of coffee sack had been sewed
tightly. Around this was wrapped a towel,
which was also tightly sewed, and the whole
was bound up in another towel, loosely
stitched together. Mr. Ballingsley arrived
and got his money. He explained that his
wife had done it up in that manner so that
she could wear it as a bustle. In her hurry
to catch the train she forgot to put it on.
llo Don't “Want to no Knighted.
Dt'rm'rn, Mina, Aug. ills—General Man—
ager Van Horne, of the Canadian Pacific
mad, who is here with Duluth, South Shore
and Atlantic oflloiala, wan told by a reporter
of the report that he was to be knighted for
his services in developing Canadian
business. He responded quickly: “Uh,
pghawl It's all silly rot; it’s non-
sense to talk of infighting an American
citizen. The queen has probably never heard
of the Canadian Pacific or of me". This is
all he could be induced to say except that he
hadn't heard of the report before, and that,
while he would feel complimented if there
were such an offer, he could not be induced
to consider accepting it for a moment.
Laat of the Great Eastern.
Inxnoa,Aug. 27.—-’I'hounands of person-
aaiemhled along the hauling! the Mersey to
witmthoend of the Great Eutern‘a lint
voyage. The mammoth hulk was towed by
two powerful toga, to which she rendered
great assistance by propelling herself by the
one of the smaller engines remaining on
board. Even with this combined power her
progre- was alow. Ute big ship was finally
leached at Tranmere, where she will be
broken up This work will be begun in a
few days, and her owners expect to realize
from her sale, piecemeal, much more than
the £20,000 they paid for her.
lahpoailng'a Annual Vlaltatlon.
laurlnuno, Itch, Aug. lit—Fore“ hm
areburnlnuoualltiduofthln village. 1’
aremovlng to Powers. One family lamina-
ing, presumably burned. Fina extend on
all ride: of the rallrt-d for many milea
[any bnildlngl have been burned. and
farm are inning everything. A pail of
smoke cover- evarythlng from light, and
many people are homehaa The flrua are
nfldlt‘ln awry direction. It to
thought there Will be heavy loan of life, II
people in the country lose their way and the
firemrouadtthom.
l'atal Fight Among lluntan.
Uarorrrowa, Pa, Aug. ll‘f.—~Thotnaa dell.
Home laborer Ihotand killed Jacobl’ollook,
unit»- at llobert How’s furnace and
eohwmatlam A rty of xix,»
oludlngJeftlrha and Poll ,wmout fox
hunting, near Dunbar‘e camp. it I: claimed
learn-truck aymmnaraedlanellar-
tin, for whiohhewaa malted by Pollock
anduvwalothnaaddnrln. thought which
earned Jelfrlu drew hi- revolver and fired,
with above malt. The party wueandrauk.
and. can him-elf up, and claim oil
are.
In. Democratic loath. at Want-tuba.
Wallm. an. lilo-item“
meat-Marin prodda at one (1 the
mum whiohm to tumor the
The eye witnesses who gave the lnforma-V
Indiana Roads Tied Up.
Engineers, Firemen and Brake-
rnen Quit Work.
ALL 033 “NEWS? OF ONE IAN.
they Did Not “he Ila-tor loch-ale
Being ltelnaed 'l'hey Struck—Jaha-
Predlrament of Several Railroad-i
Evansvrum, 1nd,. Aug. ill—The local
engineers, firemen, brakemen and switch.
men on the Peoria, Decatur and EVanlvilla,
Evansville and Term liante, Evanuilloand
Indianapolis and Evansville Belt railroads,
about .500 in Ice in all, wont out on a Itriko
yesterday at :3 p. in. The immediate (unis
ot'tbelroublo was the refusal of President
liackoy to discharge F. C. Smith, master
mechanic of the f’ooriu, Decatur and Evans-
ville road at Matt-«mo, file. The men claim
that Smith in ovorlmariug and unreasonable
and that they are unable to agree with him.
Smith ha. been on the road rinco October,
18:37.
Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engirrmrs, and Chief Sargent, of the
Fireman's Ilrotlwrhood, arrived in this city
hut Friday, and in a conference with General
liminger Ewing, of tho Mackey system, do
rounded the immediab dhwhargo of Master
Mechanic Smith, This was refluxed. Upon
receipt of the rational of the Monkey com-
pany to comply with their demands Chiefs
Arthur and Sargent, through their commit—
teemcn, Mergers. A. M. Kimball and C. J.
Singleton, notified President Monkey that
the men would strike on Sunday afternoon
Accordingly the engineers, firemen, brake-
mcn and switchm ‘a left their placed
No riot or trouble is reported solar. Little
isknowuof the motives of the switchmon
and brnkemen in joining the engineers and
firemen, ml nli refuse to talk. However, the
coummncnuw of complaint—tho obnoxious
treatment by Master Mechanic Smith—is be
lieved to he the prime reason for the move.
President Mackoy when interviewed aub-
milled the following as h is side of the case:
"in Uctobcr Mr. F. C. Smith, of Cincin—
nati, was appointed rtmster mechanic at
llnltoou. Boon aim there were some petty
dilfcrnnccc, which are constantly arising in
all railroad work, and in a brief time a man
mitten, composed of some of the some men,
waited on in», and demanded the dismissal
of Master Mechanic Smith, which i refused
inthc most positive terms. From that time
\ntherchas been insulmnllnation to some
)xtent routinunnaly in Master Mechanic
Smith. At the lust (lllllvulty we hurl, and
when Mr. Arthur was here, anticipating that
we might dismiss some of the prime movers
in the matter they llnplm‘ a condition that
we would not at any time dismiss an engineer
or fireman without a hearing. This we con-
sonted to. They then made a new demand
for the disiniml of Master Mechanic Smith.
“I replied that I Would investigate the
char-goo and lake the nevwsary notion rice
the inconsistency. T hey demand the dismis-
sal of a high oilivinl Without preferring a
charge, come to us with this demand when
we weroovcrrun with llllfilllt‘zfi, seeking to
take advantage of our surroundings, and all
this week have been Working on our men to
get them to join in this infamous work. 1
charged them with this mean, low, contempt-
iblo dodge, and their chief, l'. 31. Arthur,
admitted this limp had been so chosen be-
cause of the work we had to do, and now at
2o’clock they spring that on in, when we
have thousands of people to move, many of
whom are long distances from home, and
but for the fact of having engineers in all
departments much inconvenience wouldbc
visited upon our paradigms“
“Do i understand, then, there is no objec-
tion to wages or other conditional"
"None whatever. A band of men con-
Spirud in make lbi dismiss Mr. Smith and
ham wright this chance to spring the matter
upon in."
T be three railroads, it is proboble, will be
able to run very few passenger trains and
no freighter for at least a day or two. It is
impossible to tell with certainty the number
of men that can he obtained to take the
places of the strikers if no mrnpromnie is
elfeclml. Neither Chief Arthur nor (Thief
Sargent are in the city, the former having
returnwl to Cleveland and the latter to
Terro liautc.
A Sensational ltnrnor.
1’ommxn.Au-g. 2'7.—~For two weeks the
pewpleof liar Harbor have boeninourning
the and fate of Herman Reed. of Albany,
N. Y.,aud Mia's Millikan, of New Oriental,
two well lrnown young moiety ymople, who,
While out in a canoe at night, were suppoeed
to have been run down by a stemnerund
drowned. It has been mggestcd that the
couple had planned a romantic olopernont,
and they were mmewhero at a distance on-
juying one another'a cmupany, but this has
boon ammted by all their f rieudv. Yrutertloy
a colored man, J. I). I’etter, told reporteni of
this city that Ito la prautihr that both the
missing ones are alive, out he hints very
strongly at eitbpflrwnt, but ho refuses to any
angular word, Illi'pl that be has notified
Roars father at Albany. Some inhirmting
dovelopruenta are lucked for if the story is
true.
[letter Not Have llml a New ‘l'rlal.
MARLIN, Ten, Aug. 21min the district
court R. W. licdbettor wan convicted of man-
daughter, and given five years in the state
prim Thir- waa bin third trial. lilo fin-t
trinlroanlted inaverdlct of murder in the
oopl. lint degree, with the death penalty. lie
we» charged with the killing ofa Boll
county official, in 1880, while the latter war
[a 1’th county executing a prone. upon
[nub Ilowhlng onachargeof murder. At
the hut term of court Ledbetter war con.
vlctod and raoolvola life sentence. A new
trial being granted, he was at thin term
convicted and given a death woolly. Thi-
iathe that time thata jury in thin county
has amend the death penalty after a verdict
for a life term had been given.
New linglao Shop: at Athena.
l’munawrna, Aug. 27.«-The Peanuylvm
nla Railroad company I: to begin immo-
dlatoly the erection of five than. in lint
Almeria, ataooatoltdofloo. The-hope
will have a capacity of m locomotive-a
your, and they will give employment to
inhumane addition to those already at
work. Almeria count- thin
Mme-ital point Memento! money
to Incorporated to carry anthem pro-
gramme will he ever 01,000,000.
W
in Unknown Wild law.
Brannon“, Ala, Aug 87,-» ’
mamlthmewumothholhy may,
throughthiaclty «Mt-to cu Inn
‘l‘uloaloo-a In charge of a
mum
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ill?
5.!
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Smith. and Demanded llla broom-rio— \
FACTORY
Tokufanflqmbayandhymdm
llllllllll BUILDING LIITS
OH WOODWARD AV!" FOR “LI.
ENQUIRI 0'
E. A. Woodward.
‘ mam
99 MAIN STREET
MUSIC HALL llboclf.
First-llassllrnclries
AT LOW PRICES.
m“
We always have on hand the worldrrnowncd
Ilalchesler
Breamery ~
From ”In "first (.‘rvarncn' In the State.
I. lilting.
_ FAWCETT’S
GREAT ULUSINI} IlllT SALE
mmor. . ..-
MILLINERY!
Everything who paid out before Airgun-l firth.
Trim mold flats sl to 53.
Elegant Line of Straw Gouda 25 to bite.
FLOVVERS .100 to 500.
Come and one what Bargains ydn can get at
FAWCETT’S
73 MAIN STREET, South Norwalk.
MIX 4 STREET
vrv V‘r"
u“ .61.. rabbits,
\‘VI 1 [TIE Bluthifi
20c. Double Roll.
30C. I” I‘ “I.
tic. per lb.
tic. per lb.
$7.001." t‘Wl.
Purr Paris Green,
Yellow Ochre, in ()ll,
Venetian Red, in Oil,
Atlantic White Lead,
Decfier’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
filly 54 shill
SOUTH NORWALK.
.\ Ivl'r.l.”i.rwn'ri‘. or“
Berry Bros. Hard ()il Finish.
“’lre Steel Door Mats,
Something new. but thin out.
W. O.QUINTARD,‘
'USIL' "A”. BUICK.
The Model ”Milli
——-’f If R B 3815—»
MEATS
SIKVID IN Till BIB? IANNIR.
If on want the cholem In”. obtained ro-
an! of trouble or coat, you wlll lad then at ray
arket. u well av
Poultry of all Kills,
”3 IT! 83AM”.
F. HAYES.
Dlllllbl’ll ”DOCK. SOUTH NORWALI.
.roim n. rennin,“
Wholeraleand ltotall Dealer In all kinda of
IIIIlL llIII WIIIIII
Brick, Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hellish, backawauna, Meant
Imtala, Franklln, and
Milestone coals.
lltll for RUBBER PAINT
manometer-mum molar
* Butler "
Builders Hardware,l
PAINTS, I
gGILBBRT' M. anon;
I Livery
._.._..'_..~...—...W.W ....._. MM,.W.M.....W .. .._.., . u .m
Quilters Qatar.
ATHN‘I'I.
G. I. BTIHGTON,
wit-mam n. c.
Tenyeatlinllnllodfilalnl‘atlmtm
daw Guide to threaten mailed free.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLIIIllS'l'.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWAL;
JP. '1'. 31!" A“.
%‘
line urchued the exclusive right for Network
and nth Nowell to use the Dental Elam:
Vibrator, and extract: teeth withourpain, and free
of any arm charge gram in] teeth a
npodahy. ultice and realdenco adjoining Hothodirt
parmnage, Norwalk. Ct. I. Open evening-9. m but
s..." Continue our:
~ PILLIBIJBY'S BEST FLIIIIII
At 9515.4 0 per 131)].
l’utll September let.
DAN 1 El. L’ll0MMEDl EU
Wanlilngton Street ltrldge.
A. s."F‘E"R"Rls,
J E W E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
l‘ine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and fictitious.
Do not bnyamonamenl or Budatone from any
hotngraph. bulge direct to the about moral of
g. W. Balm. Water rim-ct, Norwalk and select one
all complete and you will not be disappointed in it»
aplnmnct‘. Dealer in all kinda of building rtone
and ccmctrry work.
1’. ‘V. I SA'I‘ES.
6i 3 in
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Jarrls-(Yonklln Mortgage Trust Co.
I'ire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
ra vmu a GOLDEN. .rgu.
Real Famil- .t Insurance Agency, Soulh Norwalk,
l‘onn.
J aCo‘b M. Layton.
General Insurancchgency
Fire, Life and Accident.
(kn-m Steamship TlckmaA‘ahin and Sire-rage.
Drafts for one .6 and npwardo and Money Order! in
all puru- of Europe.
Ni‘ltary Public . ACkfllelt'dlzh'fllt‘flL‘ Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
in Declination.
65 Wuhmgfion BL, (Next door to l’cetolllcc.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
BEE HI V E.
Lillllls’ ANIHlEh'Ta‘ mxmz “31.1.
t l) to the Bee film when you are hungry or dry.
( I for you can get a timid equate meal or lunch
at all hour! at prirraeotlmt nu ran afford it and
autumn Our drinks are ' ca, L'ut‘fu- and Milk.
t‘llllcf but or told. all kind.- of Tom u‘mnrc llflllkrl.
Alt-u Table Boarder Ito-rd and ninth! by the
day or wvek. t‘ome and m for yourselft at it is
ju-l like home and we will try and make you In»! at
bum», lirejwctfully, THE BEE “IVE.
it'll: 3m
Insure Your Life
(lathe Endowment Plan.
A nun at age of!) would pmbahl new! irmmnn‘
for twenty or twenty—five years. ul became he
flfl'dl‘ it forthat timrie rm rcawn why he would
Pflptlllfc to twp u up dormr the whole life time
He Inu- ovcr cl 4:! hundred c am in a thousand of
living mm i an twent’y years and nearly l‘iKhl
hundred lnatlmuramto litlnc twenty-live ycare
Because his pm- rt»- are no bright he ehonld not
waiver to prnvlt i-fnr the rhnnn-e of drtnnwwhzch
art-unploarantly lllllllt‘lllll!-l!y a hbcral humane»
"n m. m msvur is run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
nl' HARTFORD.
s. s. L'Ilt)MMI€IlIEl’.
South Nero-1k.
.’-..
‘ > . Mae
and Feed Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
Home and (Wage. to let for all occulom.
(.‘arrlam at [Mall to Int-ct All 'l‘ralue.
«trod Turnout:- al flammable Prices,
Telephone connection.
I
881"
CANDIES
Of all klnth Final Clan
BAKEBY !
CORNUCOPIAB. HARDY TOYS. anda full moth
mm of ornamental and].
MrsJohn Holland
MUDIR’D nmon.
3154f
' Henry'rmy. “H
CARRIAGE lllllll
Special attention given to re-
pairs In all branches.
A good secondhand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
SWAN k. BUBBRELL,
Wholefle and Retail Dealer- In
Manufacturers’ and Palnters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
to! Water 8h. batons-ah,
”lmtml'l‘. 01'.
, to.” mommy-anal to
All: ”'3..- all,” , In, M ,
Wvll mule», humor or Iall‘
"Ell Mil-Wit
" Wfltfiw
a
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
bum II
The Metropolitanls Record For “387.
Gala in number of oatmandmz Pollen earl-a
1&7. 278,0!5
Gain in am during i387 ”minim:
Gain in Premium Income during trim $1,180.07!
64.
“Gain in Interest Receipts dunnng 183:. new
(lain inflows Income durint' 13m, Sl.‘;’!t6,dfil.:ld
116me offloazllt’tilalmfiu Idald ha lm. $3.651.
mount pal to o icy- m tiring 1087, ’ -
to: com. ’2’
illumber of Policies in Force, 1,348,649.
New lnaurxnce written during lfifl,Ԥl,ffl.2!8 00.
Capital and Surplue for umnly of ollcy-holderr
over and above the mrve required habit, (I per
cent.) and all other liabxlltiee, SLIM. I0.
Amount paid by the Company to its Policy-
holden- for Claim. clc , itnte organization, pine
pro-lent inverted Amt», » “3,608,183.83.
Josh‘l’ll LEII’SIK. Afi'nt.
J oerii'l
: 25 BOXES UP STROI‘H AND SWEET
Formosa Belong Tea
Tea: Such as is Too.
This 'I‘cn In Warranlcd to 'l'llil-
lato IIrc Serves orthe Olden 'l'ca
Drinker-e, even thorn whose Tera
Tunic has become Galvanized.
Come and Take
TEA
‘ With Us.
50 (fonts per Pound
Dibble & Inmslnnl’s.
leble’s Block Main St.
LOBSTE RS
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinds ofVegetables
Pro-b livery Morning.
”Onion received by mall or telephone.
HUNT & ZELUFI‘.
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Come 8: See
our: new um:
Oil Stoves,
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China.
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Electric Door Bells.
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F. M. PIERCE ”F ALL KINDS
, Box 20. South Now-ll. Ct.
FOR THE SEASON. I
LIGHT == AND => coou
AT ALL PRICES.
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BATHING. SUITS!
A SPECIALTY.
FINE LINE
STRAWMHATS!
THE FINEST LINE
GENTS’ FURNISHING lIIIIIISI
mm.-
nnmsmcl tins.
insurance Building,
Masonic Building.
dtw
80. Norwalk. lot-walk.
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FARMS
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Giana.
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Realillatnte and Exchange m
45 8t 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH HORWALK. OOII.
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TAYLOR It GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler