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All. LONDO
A Long Desired Change in the
Chief of Police.
WI“ 81‘ CHARLES llESllellD.
lie Aatlelllltsd Removal at is Coming
n.Oufl’wlcutland l'anl Jules In the the
Melee—a Ioclallst Outbreak l‘caml la
“eloquence.
1.03001. Nov. lit—Hit t'hui'leu \l'arrcn,
chief of the Metropolitan “1500, has re
signal.
it truisplmi that Sir ('lllll'lml Warren had
not intended to Mimi, dwpite the popular
clamor for his removal, until intie latter
part of last week he -
heard, from what
asexual to him ex-
cellent authority,
that the govern
ment had decided
to make of him a
vial-ions sacrifici- c
in the inn-read of :1
one or two of his ,
Iupwiors in official
life. Knowing that - ‘
the cabinet would
hold a council on
Saturday, presumv
ably with the ob-
MOf making “‘8 Slit t‘llAlllJ’fi \vuziiizx.
caaethe chief sub»
ject of diecusuion. Ut'll. Warren wrote a
letter to Home Secretary Matthews on Fri-
day evening, tendering his; riaignatinn,m
feasibly becauw the home secretary, n week
previous, had mildly censured him for hav-
ing written a magazine article defending the
administration at Scotland Yard, the writing
of Which was a violation of the civil service
rule; It is undeniably a fact that until the
receipt of Gen. Warren's letter Mr. lint-
thaws Wm! not aware that the former Inid
written the article mentioned, but being
fully aware that'he was the principal person
for whose shortcomings the chief commie
sinner of metropolitan police was to be made '
a empegoat the home secretary made haste
to accept the resignation and secure in its
aewptance the acquiescence of his colleagues.
The police as well as the general pnblicare
delighted at the retirement of lien Warren,
whose arbitrary admiairtratlon has rendered
life miserable to them, but all four that tho
suddencbangsin the head of the police de-
partment will involve temporary trouble
with the Socialists, who are conspicuously
jubilant over Warren’s departure from Scot-
land Yard, and already discussing )lans fur
a demonstration in celebration of t event.
Every Socialist, and, to his sorrow, almost
every shopkeeper in the vicinity, remembers
that today is the anniversary of the bloixly
attempt of a mob, led by Commoner Graham,
to force its way into Trafalgar square in
defiance of Gen. Warren‘s prohibitory
onler posted throughout London two days
before, and many persons express fear that
the retirement of the man whose prompt
action averted a terrible and prolonged riot
on that occasion will emboldcn the lawless
element to violence.
Since the announcement of Gen. Warren's
rmignation it has leaked out that he carried
his habitual meanness; to the length of squab
bling about the terms of hiring the blood-
hounde which were brought into requisition
in the attempt to run down the ll'hitcchapcl
murderer. This so disgusted the owner of
the dogs that he removed thcmtothecountry
a fortnight ago, and no bounds have been em-
ployed since, the assertions of the police oili‘
. cials to the contrary notwithstanding. It is
probable that. either Assistant Commixu’mier
Monro, Chief Constable Wood, of Mano
cheater, or Mr. C. E. Howard Vincent,
member of parliament for Central Sheffield,
will succeed Gen. Warren, though Home
Secretary Matthews favors Chief Constabhi
Faradale, of Birmingham, for the position.
At the inquest on the body of the Kelly
woman awitncai testified that he saw the
murderer enter the house with the woman
shortly before the killing. He noticed that
the man‘s face had a curiously blotcbed apv
penance. .
Ila-leased from Western! Jail. ,‘gg
Dunun, Nov. Ill—Comment: John E.
Redmond has been unconditionally released
from his imprisonment in “'exford jail,
three weeks in admin: of the expiration of
hiss-tenet: lie was dmcharged on tboad-
vice of the primn doctors. He has lost tlir—
teen pounds during his confinement
Crispl Conciliatory.
Roan, Nor. 1a ignor Crispi, prime
minister, has ensured Franco that ltaly will
extend a cordial welcome to Al. Mariana, the
new French aminesador. He also intimate
a desire to remove e8 present misunderstand-
ings between the two cmiutrisa
Bernhardt l'roaccutcd for I'm ~
ym'sxa, Nov. la-Dhtraint has been hid
upon the wardrobe and other possum prop-
ertyofllissfisrah Bauhardhwbokgiving
aseries of performances in Austria, for the
wileetion of 3,000 ilerim income tax.
Natalie Buys a Home.
Wamw, Nov. lit—Queen Natalie of Sc-
vhhupurchased anatateatKntno,intbe
purines of Warsaw, paying therefor 1,3”,-
tll) roubles.
Sale of Flue Berna
. New Yonx, Nev. Ill—The auction sale (1
bighclaas horses tbatwmexhibitedinld
week’s horse ahow at Madkon SquarcGardai
began in the garden at noon yesterday. The
prices obtained were in some cases good, but
in other cases far below theirvalae. The
highs: amount paid for any of the saints
'33me W. Ensmkes’cbampioa
tumofhigbstepperafimbusandWheah. W
A of cream coloredpmlmbelongin‘to
33:11]. Huntwasaddfer.l,7tll,aml W.
1]). Bug: man were Barbara sold fa
31,150. . atheism-old foranavw
dabmtm
Protected by a a“...
“Fm“
, lv'airwcther. a tractor of the French language
' a-Iinstion of Governor Guy hasaotyd
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uunosa ttl counteract".
A ”W est! Drunks-i Workma- l.-
ltatea Jack the Ripper.
Penman, Conn, tier. lama". Elise
Deep", 32!, wife of a llama makin-
whe hum working in llerldea. was found
dead in had, her body frightfully hacked and
mutilated Her husband returned from It
Mtwewukemaadsatdhewasoa
strike, but she doubted it, and on luvestigsc
tlou learned he had been discharged for not
attemling to heathen.
them was drunk Friday and satunlay,
but was sober Hundsy. lie had been reading
the amounts of the \Vhitechapel murder. and
was greatly excited. He told some of lib
acquaintances that he would fix his wife he-
fcn: Howey, so that she should trouble him
no more. A light was seen in his house late
Sunday night, but no noise was heard by any
pet-aw outside or by the children in the
bottle.
Mrs Cooper reoeivul a letter Saturday
night, and went to the Intuition and declared
it had been opened there. The [Minster
told her the letter had been delivered to her
sun all right a few minutes before. She
created a scene and drew quite a crowd
around her. Before she left she made an in.
sailing remark to the pestmastcr.
Cooper was arrested in Middletown. lie
asserts that the letter which his wife received
came from an East Hampton business man,
and proved that his wile was unfaithful,
which indeed llll killing her. Cooper said
he was seller when he went to bed, and had
the as at hand to use wlsm his wife went to
sleep. The couple came here from Hartford
last April.
AXWORTHY’S EXPLANATION.
He China To Be the Victim of a Con-
syilraey~3laklng Restitution.
Caveman, Xot’. l:l.-llayor llabcock
gnvetotlie pm a letter received by him
from Thomas Axwortliy, written prior to the
farmer‘s hasty departure for Montreal,
where the mayor was unsuccessful in his at-
tempt to secure an interview with the de-
faulting city treasurer. The letter bears
date (let. 2’», and in it the writer says that
his downfall was mused by leaning on call,
at the suggestion of prominent Cleveland
partial, large sums of money on which he re-
ceived the interest regularly. Greatly to hie
surprise, however, when the principal was
demanded it was not forthcoming, and in—
vestigation proved that the men, whom be
supposed to be worth millions, could not
have paid the loans within four months after
they were made. .
There was a combination to ruin him, the
writer says, and it succeeded admirably.
llr. Axwortliy then gives a list of his entire
belongings, estimated by him to be worth
$37M“), and authorizes the mayor to act as
his attoniey in the transfer of his property
to the city, to make gmxl, as far as possible,
the loss mixtainal. lint wife, he says, Will
give a quit claim to the same for a nominal
consideration. The list of his assets includes
stocks, bonds, notes, etc, many of which are
pronounced by bankers to be worthiem or of
trifling value. Mayor [labmck will probe.
blymaka another trip to Montreal in the
hope of having a personal interview with the
defaultcr.
Bough Weather on the lakes. _
llosrnxan. i'ov. lit—On Saturday the
Btissiere line stmmship from llavre put in at
St. Pierre Miuluelon disabled On Thursday
night, when she was off the Bird Roch, her
piston rod broke, stopping the engines. The
steam broached to and the waves washed
over her. Before she could be brought into
thewind by her small sail her tut-were
smashed, and almost every movable thing
was swept away. One seanmn had his leg
broken. it isrcportcd from Rimouski that
seven boats mntaining thirty—six men are
asking from the gulf fishing fleet, belonging
in Gaspeand the lu’d‘i‘l’ part of Quebec. They
may have lies-n doable-d and have put into
Green buy for mpairs.
A Young Lady Disappears.
COLt'lffll‘fi, 1).. Nov. lit—Min Litmus
in a select school. has since Oct. L’l been viy
iting the ilr-v. J. F. King and family of this
city. On Friday last she left Mr. King’s
residence to attend services at St. Joseph's
cathedral, saying; that she would return by 6
p. m. Assho did not return that evening
Mr. King visited the cathedral and found
that she had not been there and no trace of
her has yet been obtained. The lady had
been heiress to an extensive property in
France, which has recently been lost in some
way. It is feared that this loss and ill health
has led her to ctmiznit suicide.
)lr. Chamberlain Arrives.
Wasnisoros, Kev. 13. -—Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain reached Washington at 9
o'clocklast night. He drove at once ‘tothe
Endicott home, and remained there for an
hour. Mr. Chamberlain's valet took the
baggage to the Hotel Arno, where Lady
Herbert, of England, is living. Mr. Cham-
berlainsaidthat ashe hadcometothis
country on private business only he did not
caretodiflcusl pnblicqnestions. Hedeclined
tony anything mourning theapproaclung
nuptials. It is uuoilleially announcedthat
theweddingwilltakeplace before the ele-
of the prwent week. '
A Texas Court House Blown lip.
linens-n, Tex, Nov. lit—At 1 o'clock in
the morning the city was-roused byataritle
explosion, but as it w”? supplied that the
Republican were still celebrating, no inves—
tigation was made at the time. An‘bonr
later it was discovered thaba portion of the
mtbousehadbeen blown down. Au ox.
aminatlou disclosed the fact that dynamite
had been pineal underawingof thebuilding,
and almost totally destroyed it. Buildings
adjoining on the public square were also
damngul. ltisbclievedthatadesireto
destroytherecordswasatthshottom of the
Ila-cred Assassination of Governor (lay.
Sr. Louis, Rev. lit—A special from
Gainesville, Tex, says: News was recelv
w
mrionstrouble is brewirg betweui‘ thefol-
lowmofGovernor Guyalslhisopponentin
tbelate election, Byrd. The report dthe
been confinned.
Arrival of China's llalster.
www.muwm
last eveningaftcenahesueeofmvesal
militias llewasmetattbedepotbythe
naubasoftheChln-e 'f'bemia-
by flir Lia-g Hun.
d‘elhlruat whet his
ell-wen“I “Pan. on Wt.
We ‘ Mica.
some ironwm “mo
Hot-bull.“
m. em. sane as".
A Crased Wife lacinerstes n. Egan- gim- [wage Worc- u.
Herself and Children. W I: u 3'" I3 ““-
31: e Dr- 5” » wk
‘ ' m '1 5' hold
REQLBL TO THE [IN]! DISASTER. {g i. at?! . piggy. has.
.-........... 3.: 3 WW, 3.2 1; ”'3‘“; way
lasts Bertha-w Loos- l'pea the Charred ‘ lulu -- ‘31. ‘ i «In :1 iiousx'.
mum-«r as: Ila-bead. (lore um 3:3“... "~ 33:3 .. egg“
in “ flail. ‘M “ m.
sad illiterate-s Herself and Hoopla. I.“ I“ '9 I.“ I: m 'm
Little (Ines with on aad Lights ii. :04: ”- mk£ug :1}. u my doc.
P‘irrsnuao. Kan. Nov. litwllarls Ber» “0 t: ”I"! 1 ‘9 j: m-
thunc, wife of onenfihe victinnicf themlae "IE ”mm M” “81' {fl .. wfi‘fi 3g .. mg“—
disaster, set fire to herself and five children, ma " ' nuns"
and all but the eluted daughter were burned ll made only of strictly pure grape cream luv " Verifies 33,. g 3.1! :1 Am.
torus-lb. Amougthe bodies emvored from of tartar. ltl'ictl pure bicarbonate of M, 3%. ”up”. mm
the and shaft was um of Louis Berthuue, soda. and a m portion of flour II I sup... Accent. :
and when his wife recognised the mangled preservative. nothing cine whatever. and m I" healhsp.
reuiahna shriek was heard and the grief is warm ted entirely free from alum, Ids aeoom.
stricken woman had sweoned When she ammonia, pliuephatca. lime. and all the
mverrd she reiumi to nest or notice any wiulilernule 'fiheiluemly fonmlrin imkifl:
one nuditwu evident that her mmhut pom m3 9 c meter 0 meten‘ _«i ”W” " ‘ W”
Bull‘s. As she evinced no dislxisitiou to ho migihvgr purity. and the nicely of their 31%;?" '5'" ”;:;'::”
tome violent, little attention was paidto her, combination. “3M" Clevelaml's 3“ “"59" 6.01 a. is. I 0.8! a in.
and all day long she sat at herdmr, regard- bakmglmwderthemost healthfulsn most " an: "
lose of the ('er of her five children, the economical in up}, and it always Jude 3}: 3 {g ”I."
ytmngult a bane of .5 Inouuu old. wholesome. nutritious. and delicimis food. 1.41 .. 9.5, .i
L.” in m. eveningshe RPM”! roused it is recommended for purity.healthflil- s.» p. a.
from her stupor, and took her children to the lean and eillciency by Government and 5-0! j:
Improvised morgue, where lay the body of State chemists, chemistu of Boards of w ..
her husband. she led each child uptotbs Health. and pmfeimre in imtitutione Of cue-mu ‘2. 1‘.flsamnr.
ghastly mane, and still with that awful learning throughout the country. Gel-bur flea. human
silence which had marked her from thebe-
giiming of her bemveiuent, led them away
to the little but which had slmltercd them in
the lust. '
No attention was paid to her by these who
were busy with the dmd and dying. but
about midnight a cry of fire from the village
of Frontenac gathered a crowd of workers
from the mine to the streets. It was seen
that the Berthune cabin was in flashes, and
willing hands were soon at work to save the
inmates The ohlest child, a girl of it years,
succeeded in escaping from the fire, which
devoured the rest of the family, and her
story was one that sent a thrill of horror
through her bearera Should that her mother
sent each of the children to bed with a kin,
and then sat down near the stove.
The girl could not sleep and lay watching
her mother, who, after sitting for some time,
took the can of coal oil and poured it over
herself and the bed clothes of the children
The grief stricken woman then set fire to
some paper and muttered it about the room,
and soon the whole place was in flames. The
[laughter struggled a short time with her
mother in an endeavor to get away, but the
bunting oil on her mother's clothes caused
tilll'll intense heat that» she soon relaxed her
grasp The girl finally managed to get out
of the door, where sin- fell exhausted and
Sold only in cans. full weight.
('i.r.i‘v.i..\a:p llmrrimns. Austin. N. Y.
lIOITSA'l‘ONlU RAlblltlltll.
Amilirlhmmis
Have new in stock a full line of
Ladies’ and MisseS’
WINTER llLlllKS.
“may“
Seal Plush Sacques
splendid floods at
327.00 and 835.00.
DASBURY l mounts Dltltlltll.
Corrected August ”.150
Passenger 'l‘ralns.
\
SOUTH.
Lv. ltorwslk. I.v. Se. Norwslk. Ar. Wilson Peta
titan. ”tats. Gillan.
817 “ an) “ 8 ”
loos " to is “ ion) "
“up... Imp.ls. 1079...
‘u II '“ |J . .0
so ” lured «to “ llxed 700 "l‘s'd
an as Is “m so h ”‘5 u u
g ‘1 Is n '0“ .s as to 31 t6 eh
NOBTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. lmSe. Norwalk. Anllorwalk
lies at. lixed HoauiJl‘x'd utilised
‘ 25 as 4s 0 a Is It . w to
BB " 918 " Dwain.
12m “ 2|3p.m l2!!! .In.
255 " liked lib " lire-l 3 ll nixed
lapel. l0 “ “by...
gig x 015 ' sac “
to to “ Mixed in l? " lived iou Mixed
scamr. ‘
9m 3. In 915 9. II.
05p In. Gupta 651 “
W. ll. emu-oil, Vice Pres. and Gen'i ltsmger.
P. c. l'sviis. Superintendent.
J. 1'. has General Ticket amt.
IIOL’SATON IC Ill "Slim.
frightfully burnal. The cabin burned like "' “‘* "r W" a “m
tilnler, and soon nothing was left but the leave BMW ,3, “mm
glowing outliers from which were raked the NE W MARKETS. 710a m seeomnh'n '
charred indies of the insane mother and her RAGLANS thin u ' ..
four children. 9 10.3) PLIII. Hired . emu lalL
—————————-— JACKETS. and g3 .. m l "0-- n
Reduce-d Carrying Bates. WRAPS q” u as 1‘
new Yons. Nm’. 121-11“; Brio railroad - mm, .- ”use; mum
insists on its differential rate, and has put in «WA...
force rates from New York to Chicagoans-
ing from forty-five cents to nineteen cents,
or from five c ode to one cent per lm pounds
below the cut rate made by the New York
Central. Adrien; from Philadelphia state
that the Pennsylvania rv-lll has met the cuts
and issued a reduce] sci. tunic.
llisndrmlo lisploaion.
tinnitus, l'a. Kev i:l.-—.«l large gas tank,
the property of the Simon Gas and Water
company, exploded with therritlc force. The
buildings and the machinery t the works
were ib-striiycd. An employee 1 mol Charles
Smith was killed. The cause of the csploaion
is not known. The damages are large.
Every house in the town was shaken and
some of them badly shattered.
l'lsil Duly Anguilla-l.
FBEEHULD, S. J.. Nov. ill—Phil Daly,
proprietor of the i'.-nmsylvunia Club house,
the large-:6: and Him: fashionable gambling,
establivhmcnt at lxin;j.llrnii--h{ was tried on‘ M.-. o~+-»——~
a charge of illegal ash- of inner and no
quilted, Judge Walling instructing the jury MADE of P UR}: CR EA“
that the evidence was- nut sufficient tom 0f TARTAR. V
“'I- invite all who intend buying an (hinide Gar
meat of any ceécription to
Visit Our Cloak Room-
on
o. o -....
Brill
Baking Pwi .
& SAMMIE;
Wu. ll. firmssoa, Vice Pres'i 8 Gea‘l lse‘g'r
W. K. bros, Sept.
J. ’l'. Ina, Ora. 11th! 441.. Bridgett-wt, Conn.
y. it ll. a n. minnow. '
PA a. I. esteem,
wast-inn... n. o.
hymisllettelmmmee.
“w momma-s
.JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
nan: eraser. ileum nonwaut
uni-I “mi an .
based the udeetv t for Kuwait
and 'slmmw mu
thlorwslkteaest
teeth
W’ '3‘“"'“' gr WW
wet .“o'i'uwmumhgwu
wen-rs. liar-sis. oi. Opsaevealsp. ms-
A. efficients,
J E W E L E R.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Plse watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and lye classes.
linineiii ail Headline.
Doeotheysuoseeiestor Headstone from say
,betge dinette theshowroo-s of
.w. transom. ltovwaiksedeeleeteas
all catapleteaad J0“ will nothedtsegioiatsdla its
appearance. Di alasllkindsof titling clone
mastery
and work.
1’. W. BA'I‘ES.
ti lie ‘ ‘ _
Ali-cries- Investment Co.
Equitable Life lasers-cc Cu.
Parlors lien and Treat Ce.
Jarvis-Coulis lsrtnge Trust Co.
fire, Life, Accident. sad Plate Glass
lssursser.
TAlef I GOLDEN. ‘3“.
Bell Estatec laser-nee Ammlloeth wastk,
Jacobi/l. tam,
Reel [state sad Dense avert.
General insurance Agency
Yin. Life and Accident.
Oeesa Steamship Tickle—Cable m Sim
Drsfufiireaetsud ssdssedloseyOrdaste
allpartsmoflwope.
Notary Public, new Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
‘ to Destination.
a Wellington 81.. meadow to roam)
South lorwalk. Conn.
GREAT REDUCTION 08
Millinery Goods
)lsrk down vote of
file-do. feathers.
Velvets. Hats. Etc.
Beaver Hats
Prom ".00 to auto.
“'0th Double the Price.
....1...
MRS. FAWCETT’S
MILLIXERY STilllliS,
tain the charge. 3 Water M , 73 illnln lb,
_____.._____ _
Beelgnatton of a Posted!“ Puree. NOWIIIL
Fiivnnav, 0., Nov. 11—1115 Findlay post-
oflieeempkiya recogniwi the fact that on
and after March 4 a new administration will
be in power. The pristmasdcr, his deputy. all
hit clerks and all the better mrriers for:
warded their resignations to Washington,
theeame to take effect immediately after the
date named.
Mrs» Robinson Will NM "any.
Booms, Nov. 1? —At a meeting of the
governor and his council yesterday afternomi
thescntence of Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson,
who was to have linen hanged on Friday next
for the murder of ‘ her brother-in-law, Prince
Albert Freeman, on June is, b835, wascom-
muted to solitary ointinemcnt for life in
Irina.
Track Layers Killed by Dynamite.
Bushman, Pa. Nov. ill—Charles Bonsai,
anede, was instantly killed and Antonio
Bonairo and Nicol Betti. Italian, were
sififim
ill 11 g; in 11!
Sold and recommended by
Charles E. Seymour,
GROOBR.
70 Waddngiou Street.
50?"! SORWALK.
A NOVELTY.
FreshHerring!
Weaverelling nun alanine. in .ms of
- sane ’ m. ' consider-h! of
fatally Injured by an explosion of dynamite nerdtlywi‘i’ilihissucounlry.’ 3:; as dim: tron:
liKlthl'.Pl- Thm‘mwhiuhaflegkmmmmumemin
track laying and the dynamite was being art
thawed at a fire when thecalamity occurred.
Fever at Galacevllle.
Gs vmml. Pia, Nov. ill—gone new
easeof yellow fever, that of Mrs. lfilliner, is
reported. The relief committee has no funds,
andthe need of help increases daily. The
weather is c toler. . ‘
Sm Scotla Crops.
llamax. Nov. Ill—The Nova Scotia crop
report says there has beenagood average
yieldof wheat, barley, oats and peaa Owing
to unfavorable weather, all other crops are
below the average. '
CONDENSED NEWS.
A largeynumber of workmen have be.
discharged from the navy yard at Nem- _
folk, Va. . .
New England carpenters are joining in a
movement for eight hours a day hbor.
Mr. Kiwanis, lord Sackville‘s chief al-
umna: at the British legation,’ a illathis
homeazilwillnot be able to conie’tothis
country and take charged the leptitm. If.
Herbert will be the chief leprenntative d
England.
The Republican guests of Baydc‘s hold,
Chicago. male an election bet with the Dunw
ocratic‘gm that the losers shouldeata
a dinner of crow and the winners a dinner I!
mine at the same table. The list was at“
Need an Williams"
no
in tastatlieyare like Mine-Jutland in oil.
Ieadyieheestea.srev
foodalso, euthanamarkahlecleerf
nets. Weeead them out confident that they will
pleas.
TRY THE .
BANNED FRESH HERBIIIG!
r. m 15:. s m or 6 Cents for no.
Wealsosrepreperedwlthlargesteeksof »
Sew Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
Suecolask, lea Beans.
Salmon, Lobster, Peas,
I’ll-s, Pumpkin
Which wewilllet looee at prices the! plate the
public.
Cal]. and See.
Yours to Command,
Billie & Constant.
Saturday. ’lbeDemoerabatitheiruvw.
DnAW.Culberteon,ayiyflehaefln-
diampolkdmppeddeadatksirest.‘ a
William Bandmaa, collector for 3., l1"
mammalian, uni-in; ms
monument.
‘ nemesis-innate.
Domestic
Se, Norwalk.
Come in and see our new styles of
Walline'rs.
No trouble to show goods. V
——~7—m—-— ~——-—
l‘lne Gills 25 and 30 cents
double roll. ‘
——-—lt'l'——-
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 North Main Street,
sou-m, nonwaut.
WAS Nii'l'flli Milli.
One Quanta—"I'm! am. i
met, Ve- lanh, leti mum-a and flesh,
w. ma m an,
" forts Ital
Home 0m Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
i
ss wast-taste- Street.
mar aecsivso a_ we or
CHOICE LEMOHS
whidweehehedlstueeeunerdeua. Aletke
celebrated ’
Photo Brand *colgmbll River Salmon
ea pare-a.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
'asblagtea Street Bridge.
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