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EIGHT MISSIDNIIIIIZ.‘ .. t Lid-Ill.
I hrrlble Tragedy on Its East African
M-fllaughlrrrd by Hinton- twat.
Burt Says Ministry [Ins \t‘ritten Na
batters Except to Tlppo Tib.
Ismnon. Jan. Ill wHir Francis lle Winton
so! the opinions that Stanley rem-iml Emin
n November, and that his journey from
I-lmin‘s headquarters to the east \‘uilht would
secupy from six to eight months For Fran-
:is has received a letter from Maj. I'nrmin-
her, dated Kine-hams, on Stanley l‘ml, Nov,
I), reporting the arrival there of Limit.
Heart, Tippo Tib‘s secretary, on hard the
steamer Stanley. He said that Stanley re-
turned at the end of August to ilu- rump
when Barttelot was mural-mi, .md rmmd
Ibereuialnzlor of Jamesou's detm-luueut in
sharge of Benny.
Stanley wrote to 'I‘ippo lemme and see
him, the distance being twulve duys‘ hard
launching. Tippo did not arrive. and Stan-
isy proceeded to Wadelai with lionuy‘s de-
tachment.
Bass-t continua the news contained in Stan-
ley‘s letter, adding that Stanley said that
I‘ippo would not see him again, so Stanley
evidently did not intend to return the mine
way. Baert further says that Stanley wrote
‘ to nobody excepting Tippo, and sent nu
"a:
letters home. Stanley had not heard of the
loath of Jameson. .
SLAUGHTERED 8V SLAVERS.
terrible Fate of German Missionaries and
Citluns In Africa.
Zsszmn, Jan. iii—The Arabs have do
stmyod the German missionary station at
Fugu, fifteen miles west of llar-Es-Salem. A
majority of the slaves captured by the Ger.
man man of war Leipzig were lodged at the
station. One missionary seemeded in mp
ingme the Arabs, but eight others were
massacred. Three bodies, one of them that
of a woman, were found mutilated in a bar—
barons manner.
The Arabs carried off the servants and
slaves at the station The French missionary
stations, especially those situated near Tugu,
sre in imminent danger. The Arabs who are
now joining in the slave trade come prin-
:ipally from Kilwa and Lindi, and are
richer and more influential that Bushiri, and
are likely to overshadow him. These acces.
lions to the ranks of the slave traders will
save the eflect of reinvigorating the revolt,
which would have died out if the Germans
had not retained Bogamoyo and Dar-Es-
Salem.
Rutgers College News. »
Nsw Bncsswwu, N. 1., Jan. is. ~llyron D.
Halstead, formerly editor of The American
Agriculturist and now professor in the lows
State college, has been selected as profcssor
of botany and horticulture in Rutgers col-
lege. His appointment makes the fourth ad-
dition to the faculty of Rutgers withina
year. The announcement is triads thatan
additional $23,000bas been received to the
Moment fund of the college The gift is
madeanonymously.
'l'lso McClellan Monument.
Tums, Jan. lS.-——The contract for the
McClellan monument has been awarded to
McDonnell & Sons, of Buffalo. The design
kn fluted granite column, 46 feet high, sur-
mounted by an eagle, and the sides are to be
decorated with emblem of the generai‘s raili-
tary career.
Four Thousand liners strike.
Pnrsncno, Pa, Jan. ill—A Charleston,W.
Va, special to the Leader says: Your thou—
sand miners in the Elkhorn region Went out
on a strike on account of a change in the
sins of mining cars. Great excitement pre-
rails.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Calvin Brice, late chairman of the Dem-
ocratic national committee, is said to be at
the head of a scheme to pipecrude petroleum
from Lima to Cincinnati to be manufactured
Into fuel gas.
Anarchist Hacker has been sentenced to
fourteen years’ imprisonment and lined $1000
in Indiana for attempting to kill his cm-
ployer. ‘
L B. Pears, publisher of the Evening
Reporter at Woonsocket, B. I., has purchased
the Woonaocket Patriot, and will merge.
White Caps have instituted a reign of
taror at Red BanknJ. One man who
was “warned" lost no time in moving away;
another (“Buflm Lawrence), who took no
notice of the warning, was captured and
mrlously whipped.
The Philadelphia fiend who ,has been as-
asulting servant girls after luring them away
on pretence of giving them work has been
mated. Ills name is Patrick Bradley; be
h“ a family, and keeps a boarding house for
railroad men. He has been mulling women
[or along time. and there are many cases
against him.
Ilma Di Mum the once famous vocalist,
is dead at Vienna. The close of her life was
marked byilhws, poverty and distress
While examining his acts John Holly, of
Wm, broke through the ice of Lake
Ormidgamond and was drowned.
Henry Walter Webb, vice president of the
Wagner Palace Car company, has been ap—
pointed a-istant president of the New York
Central, vice J. Tillinghast, resigned
sixty girls, feather workers in the employ
of Stein & Heilbrun, New York, struck he-
c‘ause the firm would not adopt the union
smleof prices A fewhourslatcrthe firm.
notified them that it would comply with
theirdunands, and the strikers will accord-
ingly resume work to—day.
Tbecmnptroller of the currency ..uthorised
the’l'hemastm National bank. .‘homaston,
Conn, to begin businem, "ll-ail capital of
said». ,
Bushwill buildthrae large man of war
dnriagthisysar.
Ir. John Bright has ordered another re-
lapse. He had been improving famously
lately. s
Earp-or William has dismissed all ths
Fraseh cooks and servants cmmectedwith
,thsroyslpalsos,sndflllsd their pleas with
Germans.
Tbs-anus! boat racsbetwssn Oxford and
Cambridge universiti- is appointed for
llarchfll.
Built Banks, of Newbarry county, 8. 0.,
'8 m shot and dangerously
mutilation ago. Uponrsnoveryhs
that Jam‘nc. Banks (marelatlvsl
shootinp. eweutgu ng for his
t, wounded him and
rock. ‘risaihofths ssoosai Banks weatto
of the first Banks at night and
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tessll peanut-“mks sir-st, and
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Is thus-nit Austhsr Ilsa this In. rattler.
and 8a Disposed «I It,
Nsw liscsswncs, N. 4., Jan. i. The
homugh of Jamesburg, mildly): couuly. N.
J., is workol up to is initially} star 4 of excite-
tuent over the d‘smwry of o immivr t‘tllll‘
united on I'lsfialnula by William ll Sch: m-k,
a negro, who is now t'I'llIllltll in the jail at
New llrunsuiok upon Ila-charge of burglary
in the house of James Murray, a neighbor.
Belicia-It‘s boy died on Christmas day and
was buried almost imumliutuly. Many per-
sons thought it queer that no physician had
been summoned, but the mystery was ex-
plained when Prosecutor lib-e formulated
the charge of murdering the child ugaimt
the primmvr.
Sehenck, who had long suspm‘tcd his wife
of infidelity, took it‘ suddenly into his head
on Christmas day that his son, a child ll
years old, was not his own, and having pre-
viously caused the arrest of William Will-
iams upon a charge of adultery with his
Wife, concluded that the child lullougod to
Williams. lichenck entered his house and
caught up the child from the Ilmr; then,
thinning thelittloono intolta cradle, stlilod
its ones by choking it to death.
ALL DUE TO THE WIND.
Two Men, Twenty Cattle and I-‘orty [logs
lililed In a Week.
llamas, Wis, Jan. l8.——‘l‘lie high wind
of \I'eduouiuy night was the dim-t cause of
a fatal wreck on the i‘iucugn, Milwaukee
and St. Paul road at Sylvanm. A ”right.
car stnudiug on a side truck was blown oil
by the gale. A stock train rad dashed
along atnliigh rate of elm-d uni trushml
into the overturned car. The stock trnm‘s
engine and ten cars Were wrecked. William
Brobnker, the fireman, of qumrt, lIhL,
aged “.20, and married, was killed. J. A.
Flack, engineer, of Ekhorn, “as lmrribly
scolded and died. llo nus 40 years old and
leaves a wife. George Otto, brnkoman, was
balUy hurt, but will recover. About chtlIy
cattle and forty hogs Were killed. The lees
is intimated at $40,000.
A BRILEuIT ASSEMBLAGE.
Annual Dinner of the Famous Clover Club.
of Philadelphia—A Feast of Its-anon and
a Flow of Soul—“1m “'s-re Present.
I’utLIineruiA, Jan. Iii—The social event
of the week in Philadelphia was the seventh
anniversary dinner of the Clover club at the
Hotel liellevue last night. The large ban.
gusting hall of the club never lwkud floor.
The decorations Wt'I'I' beautiful.
At the head of the table set the brilliant
president of the club. M. l’. llandy; on his
left C. Id. Depcw, and on his right Senator
Joe Blackburn. A little to the left was
Charla It. Deacon, the popular and inde-
fatigable secretary of the Clover club. A
number of brilliant speeches were made.
Among the gentlemen who spoke Were James
W. Scott, the president of the United Press;
Senator llawley, lion. W. E Mason, lion. J.
C. Cannon, lion. E. II. Fitler, mayor of this
city; Adjt. Gen. D. H. Hastings, Attorney
General \V. S. Kirkpatrick, Chief Justice
I’axson, Justices Clark, Mitchell and McCal-
lon, of Pennsylvania; the popular Col John
R. Fellow», New York's district attomcy;
Col John A. Cockcrill, of The New York
World; Gen. Felix Agnus, of The Baltimore
American; Mr. W. J. Arkcll, of The Judge;
Frank Whittaeditor of Life; the brilliant
young editor of The Journalist, Allen For-
man, and 'P. V. De Grew, of the United
Press A letter of regret was read from the
resident. A cablcgram was received from
Viison Barrett, who wished the club a merry
evening. Other telegrams were received.
The dinner was one of the most successful
that has been given by the Cloverclub.
Burglar: In the Coal ltvgions.
“amass“, Pa, Jan tit—This section
of the coal region has recently suffered
greatly from the dcprodations of a gang of
burglars Wednesday night the allies of the
Acme Coal company, at Pittston, was en~
tered and the safe blown open. The thieves
evidently expected to make a big haul, but
only secured a trifling sum. At Kingston
John Ficher’s house was broken into. Flcher
appled with the thieves and was stabbed
gthe back, and may not recover from the
wound. The burglars mwd
Senator Sabin Defeated.
Sr. Psux.,Jan. iii—Tho lion W. D. Wash-
burn was nominate] by the Republicans for
United States senator on the fourth ballot
last night, receiving 62 votes, the exact num—
ber necwsary to a choice. D. M. Sabin re-
ceived 5t votes on the last ballot, and Don
nelly, the sage of Nininger, 5. The utmost
harmony prevailed, and after the vote was
announced Messrs. Washburn and Sabin
were sent for, and made a few remarks
Donnelly, forisecing the inevitable, went
home early in the evening.
“Powderly’s Candidate Defeated.
Pinsncno, Jan. 15. -- General Master
Workman l’owderly, after spending two
days with District Assembly No. 3, Knights
of Labor, justifying his which, left for
Philadelphia badly snubbed. In spite of the
long speech that he made on Wednesday the
day was lost. J. N. Ross was elected master
workman of the district. Thlsisdecidedly
an anti—Powderly victory. Mr. Ross has
been on the side opposing the administration,
and has never been slow to express his senti-
ments. '
Bold Robbers at l’erryvlllo.
PERRY vxunt, Conn, Janli&—Two masked
burglars robbed Scott & Grannis' store at
Perryville, covering with revolvers and bind-
ing two clerks who slept in the store. They
broke open the safe and secured about $200.
They then fled towards Bristol on a hand car
which they stole from the railroad station at
Waterville. Being overtaken near Bristol by
the Washington express they abandoned the
Wear. The train ran into the hand out
and was nor. rly wrecked.
New Court of Appeals.
Awasv, N. 17., Jan ld—Governor Bill
basselected the following judges to consti-
tute the Second Divisionof the Court of Ap
pools: Charles F. Brown, Newbnrgh; Alton
B. Parker, Kingston; Joseph Potter, Whits-
hall; Irving G. Van, Syracuse; Daniel L
Follett, Norwich; George B. Bradley, Corn-
ing; Albert Halght, Buflalo. Formal desv
ignations will be made Jan. 21, and the new
court will meet to organize Jan. 23, at
Albany. ‘
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Parson Downs Again.
Boston, Jan. ISL—The case of Rev. Will
lam Downs against the Bowdoin Square Bap
tkt society, to recover ths hala cc of halary
duo him, came before the full nch of ths
flips-ems court on law qnsstiona Gen. Butlu
and E. II. JohaoaappsaredforDomand
H. W. Chaplin for the defendant. Thad.
oision was reserved.
Allen and Anderson Nazis-am.
lunar, Jan. lit—Governor lIill south
thesautethensmesof blames—appoints-
toqusrantlns eommhsionershiwlr. All.
tomweed thsdecaassd David W. Judd,
ILAhdsrsoatosaccssd Thomas 0. Plan.
Itbaotprobabisthat tb masts will his
mention.
animus um LEI’ER.
LESSON III, FIRST QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 20.
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Test of the Mason. libsrh l. at. 45 tons.
suit terms 40. dl-«tiolden Test, Ilssrk
I. Ml—(‘ouuneutary by the Rev. D. I.
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. 5. “And in the morning, rising up a great
While before day, He went out, and lll‘llflml
into a Military plow, and them prayed."
And so we had llinmgaiu at tho close of this
Imam, nttor healing the li'pur; “llo With.
drew Himself into the wildernoai and
praymi." (Luke v, Hi.) When tho Lord sent
Allfllllllfl t1) Haul (If Tug-tie lll‘ntiiil (‘lllii‘s‘l'll’
lug him, “Ilt‘llulil he pmyuih" (Arts is, ill;
but what are we to any of this man, the Lord
Himself, who is ever going to wine lonely
place to pray, sometimes continuing all
night, and mmetimes rising up before dayl
Luke speaks of sovcnditlcrent ms‘asions on
wind: lie is found praying {Luke ill, 21; v,
10; vi, 12: is, 18, 29; xi, 1; null, 41, 44),
but if ever man prayed without ceasing
it was this Man, and if over than
needed not to pray, we would think
it was this Man, for lie was God
handled in the flesh. Now if lie found it
necessary to be alone and in communion
with llis Father in Ileaven somuch; if He
«luuned it more immrtaut than matter the
body, what conclusion can we come to, but
that we are Wonderfully unlike Him and not
sensible of our need nor very intimately ac
quainted with our Father in lleaveut A su‘
promo and all consuming desire to know the
love and power of God and walk in fellow-
ship with liim as His faithful representatives
here on mirth would surely send us to our
knees and on our faws before (led more
often and more earnestly; if we have it not.
let us seek till We obtain it. that we may be
more like Jesus and more in sympathy with
llim in stacking lost souls.
till. "Simon, and they that were with Iiim,
followed after Him." Net to pray with Him,
but to find film for those who were seeking
llim. It is a mactical and pertinent question
for those who have found Jmus and are saved
by llim, “do l now wok Ililn and walk with
llim that I may be happy, or that I may
learn through Him to‘win others to Him that
they too may be blesauli" The last is surely
the highest aim, but the self In as is more apt
to seek [wrsonnl blessing than to be a Ideas:
ing to others. Jesus pleased not Himself, nor
sought Ills own will or glory; oh, to bcmoro
like Him.
37. “When they had found Him they said
unto liim, all seek for Theo.” Seeing that
110 had power over devils and diam, that
lie healed all freely flllll mike such wonder—
ful words and with such authority, they were
irresistibly drawn to Him; but if they had
only known who lle really was, does it not
seem as if they would have worshiped
llim in truthl The disciples, not finding Iiim
in the house when they rose in the morning,
went out and Sought till they found Him.
Do we thus scck Him in the early morningll
38. "And lie said unto them, let us go into
the next towns that I may preach there also,
for therefore came I forth" In Luke iv 43,
lie says, "I must preach the Kingdom of bed
to other citlcs aim, for therefore am I sent."
In verses ll, 15 of this chapter it is written
that lie pmochcs that the Kingdom of God
was at hand, and that the should repeat and
Imliove the gosml. The t e being fulfilled,
He had come to set up the kingdom spoken of
in Don. ii, H, and elsewhere; these miracles
which lie wrought were Ills crnfisntials, as
the prophets had tuwwld (Isa. aass,5, 0' Int,
1); lie must make it known in all Israel, for
lie come forth from the I‘Mher, sent by Him
as son of David, son of Abmham, according
to Matthew's gospel, and as the servant
of God, according to this gospel.
89. “And He preached in their synagogues,
throughout all Baillie, and cast out devils."
Matthew says that lie preacbal the gospel of
the kingdom and healed all manner of sick-
ness and disease (Matt. iv, 23). What aking-
dom it will be when the devil and all his dc-
mons are cast out forever, when the inhabit:
ant shall no more say “I am sick," when
there shall be no more death, nor pain, nor
sorrow, for lie, this some Jesus, shall have
subdued all things unto Himself, and the in-
heritance lost through Adam's sin shall he
more than restored through Jesus Christ.
Hallelujah! what a Saviour! do let us
spread abroad His fame.
40. “And there came a leper to Him, he-
seecbing Kim, and kneeling down to Ilim.“
Matthew says that it was when lie came
down Irma the mountain that this leper
mine to Him (Matt. viii, l, 2). Luke says
thntthe man was full of leprosy, and that
he fell on his facoand besought Him (Luke
v, 12). A poor outcast, shut away from
home and kindred, full of this most loath-
some of all diseases that sinful flesh
seem heir to, an utterly baptis-
case as far as human help is con-
cerned, doomed to a lingering death
by a slow but sure decay of the whole body;
he makes hold to come near to this man with
the wonderful power, for whether it was by
hearing the sermon on the Mount or by
seeing or hearing of some of the miracles of
healing which Jesus had Wrought, be has
someway become pmdof suchfaithln
Him that he cries: “lord, ff Thou wilt.
Thou canst make the clean!” (Matt. viii, 2;
Luke v, 12.) Ho ismro that Jesus has the
powertocleanscblm; behasflrmfalthasto
that matter, and so he just casts bimelf at
Jesus' feet, virtually saying: “Lord, if 1
rise up again a leper, it is because you refuse
tohoal me, for! believe you aroma-stints
man,and mnbcalmelfyou onlywlll;so!
out myself on your merry.”
41. “And Jesus, moved with companion,
put forth His hand and hatched him, and
saith unto him, I will; be than clean.” Five
times in the Psalms the Lon“: said tobe
full of companion, Pa lxxviil, 38; lxxxvf,15;
cxi, 4; cxli, 4; cxlv, 8; the same word being
translated “merciful’in eight other places,
the first of which is Ex. xniv, fl, whet-ewe
learnthe name of the lord; and he being
full ,of companion. could not help having
compNou on this leper. He even puts forth
His hand and touches him, for Hess not
afraid; but best of all, lie says “I will.” 0
what a thrill of joy indescribable must have
gone through and through this poor man.
42. “As soon as Ballad spoken, immedi-
ately the leprosy departed from him and he
was cleansed." With the word came the
health. and instantly the man was whole.
43,“. “Sw'thou only: ‘ toany man.“
The reason of this c rge the result of
the man‘s disobeying it is seenin thensxt
verse. “Show thyself tothe priest." Jana
did not come to destroy but to fulfill the law.
‘1 all. “Jesus would no more 0 y cata-
into the city, but was without in desert
lanes." This was the result of the man‘s
blazing abroad the matter. for thou.
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and nuts Nmslk to use the Dental Electric
Vibrator, and unset: teeth without , and he:
of any aim charge wan isl teeth a
specialty. (lilies and residence adjoining lathe-list
parsonage,Norwalk.Ci. Opensvealnga. mean
some H. smfii}
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. HOUTH NORWALK
“:2? ‘s
W,s&{;..
less so an.
Dillon. ‘86 Main Street
scorn uoawaaa EVENING summed FRIDAY, JANUARY
nae T
SCOFIELDATJL HOYT’S
This Hole will Isetfoutlsmcsl throush January to reduce stuck before our unusual Inventory.
mention II less of the sunny bargains we slmll oflcr.
l8, l889.
.M...w.. ..
ICl
Fruitof the lsmlu, lnnmlulo and Audrmcoggin Muslin 7i cents.
Atlantic A. t'ontinental (l. and Nashua ll. Mlinlmu at 7 cents.
“00d Prints at 39 write.
Standard l’rintu at 5 cents.
Amoskeag Dress (linglmma, new styles, at 8 cent».
These are strictly cash prices and we would advise all who are needing llry floods and Carpets to improve this opportunity.
Scofield 8: I-ont,
3 Gazette liuilding. Norwnlk, Conn. (IN Washington an, South Norwulk, Conn.
F. H. Nlilll ‘Bllll.
LIIIIIE IIIIEHS llflilfl,
law in prices. due lush-rmvlz: l'uclc- Nick, Duch-
csu,Normai.dle, (my ”all, “Uotnct A." hr. Aim
The Great American Healer,
'l'lial elm- nnivrr-nl sstisfsrtlon. rs 100 ramble.»
can testify in this city. A full lint: o!
China, White Granite,
A gate, (lines,
Iron, and Tin Were.
A lluc varlrty uf
Halllll all Tlllll Lilllll.
”We solicit your inspection of our grunts.
Indigo Prints at 0 cents.
Pickled Oysters“
oysters. clams, Lolslers,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
FLORIDA ORANGES
(3.1 N NE!) “0005.
Draw your orders for
Pickled Oysters
Egy—
ll UN" 85 ZELUll‘ll"S.
Northfield Creamery Butter
AT 85 CTEP’. PER ,POUND.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, .
33 Washington St... - -
”’5“'-1Po’uuo
Turkish Prunes for 25¢
Imported Scotch Jams and Marmalade.
I‘rcm-h Soupu. Edam the so, old English hairy (flu-rec, Pineapple (horse,
Choice DalryButter at
28, 80, and. 820. per pound.
Cloak» fruits $2.00 upwards.
'l‘nprslry “IUHM‘Is at 50 cents.
ltuxlvury llrum‘ls 75 cents.
llllll'l'll
We are still selling; the {anions
GIVE il‘ A TRIAL.
s--§ '
So. Norwalk
THE ANNUAL-
RED TICKET SALE
W.
Reduction of 25 per cent.
”it? .___..
B.HALL&CO
BRIDGEPORT,
W111 be opened Jan. 5th,
. and all (Winks. silks Velvotn. I’mshm. Flannrle. Shir“. Merino I'rulerwear, lezry. Misuse a! (fibrin,
inns Goods, l'mbrcllu, small wares, (femur. Perfumery, Jewelery, will be mouthed in
RED TICKETS
AT AN AVERAGE
We give below a few “misuse prices: .
All Peale (limbs, 50 inches wide, were 81m. Rod lick-VI prim so res rs.
All 75 cent Ila‘xr liar Silk Striprs 4! team.
ml Silk Wm II
as were 91 0e. Reduced to 75 cents.
All 6 4 75 Icnt suiting! reduced to 5'.) rents. .
All that French Broadcloth: om $1.29 down to a) (rate.
All m not wide sailings, ml Initial. ’1’) until.
All ‘25 cent sailings down to fix some
Sill) Seal Jackets now 5'35 00.
Sml Sacquw how 5:“). All Sid and ‘5‘.) Wrape .5. Best. till? f’llInh Serums“! ":0. Hunt
become '13. Ileetl’riac Xcdal sunsc- w 50. (m2: Pin
CLOAK&
890 Seal Julieta now 52"»
5:001 ml ammonium 923'
all sitcom I5, 1&5!) slid 333.01.
NEWMARKETS.
ii and 3:5 Nemaarkeu 3:0. :10 Natasha; down mum. 93 and 8') Seminar 11:.
Short Lengths 8: Remnants.
all the Holidays and we have mama! upwards of m ends
Our trade has been very large thron
\‘clvcns, Yancy Flannel; opera cmkiw, to, UN we have
and pan pieces of ”"15“”. Silas,
tarsal about 5.” their value.
All over our store astonishing bargains can be made during
this most wonderful sale.
All purchosmg to the amount of $10 will receive FREE
RETURN FARF.
iv. B. HALL & g0.
351’s
II in .u m .1» Liar pr -;l:rs"o:i by inunumu h
“male, I h . u ! H mm.‘ L-
rlown pri a».
[trusts and :~. our and llnb an 0‘ may aluclipllon.
COME onus,
Gilli.
Il-iltfoni Extra Super Iugmin “article, flow patterns, at 00 cents.
Illl
$15000
STOCK TO BE SOLD.
GRAND OPENING SALE
THE NEW STORE
-———-0F—-—-
C. H. HARVEY,
l‘rolu llt‘l'. IS, 1888, to Jun. 15,1889.
- w. - of m. shire. and pulling In a law llasoflrw’
m.- .~i.m9 a: will :0 in buy your
38018, 811033, in hers and Slippers.
i Inikr 1 itwr'tslly of Fancy ~Ii men for the Ilv-lzdavs and hsvc them in great variety and at w:
he: an we :an c r R's-'1' at al: kinds 0" tierus', ladics', Boy's, lisscs', and Children I
yr“... ,4; .nu a.- tu ’w in {ht- rI-acli of all. Ill: euro and avail yourself of (hi! opportunity.
0. H. HARVEY,
2 North hlzsin St",
w .. firefiwwm-I-M u... as“ .. . . «no...» ,
l
E
IIII'i‘liIN I 1
COME ALL.
Non u- N or'wallr.‘
Jacob M. Layton,
flu: it". stash-l Iluea Areal.
‘ s. ’ I. - ' .
Gone: A: loan: an: i: agency
For, Lift an! Accident.
Ocean 5 rumba. Tracts —-(,‘abin and steersze.
Drift! for uns- E and upwards to! Births-i Unlm In
at: part: of Bump;
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
usélrawi Ticks-b. Baggage Checked
In Destination.
6!, “'3”: I give: en. 1&3: door to Post-office)
South Norwalk. Conn.
American lawsiiuenl to.
Equitable Life insurance (:0.
Farmers Lesa and Trust Co.
Jarviwt'onkllu lorfgnge Trust Co.
I’ll-c, Lil'c. \(‘t‘ltlt’flf- and Plate (lines
Insurance.
TAYLOR t (HILIIEN. Agta.
cog-rs? r} used: Imursmr lizmu:y.$4mth Nemaik,
IL
the Insurance
At Actual Cost.
sensor-'3 «baritone of obi-link: life insurance at
safari curt, rhesus! mitt: for circular: lo
Security lotusi lleucflt Society,
2:53 Broadway. New York.
This. roomy this” that for six years the cost to s
number of middle age has been
less Than Two-Ive Dollars a Year
for acts thou-and «Milan! of insurance. (It, 4111
0a the Endowment Plan.
A man at moms would putnbl need insurance
frw twmy or twenty-five years. i because he
needs it [wilds tune is no learn why he should
stipulate takes-p it updating the whole life time.
II: has our eight hundred chances in a thousand of
ii ' man: than (went years and narly eight
to a “mound bring twenty-five .
Because blower“: are so bright he shoe :1 not
was! to r for the chalice of dying—which
mmgwlzmzy numerous—by a liberal insurance
“In“ his: issues If! TIIB
CORRECTED? GENERAL
Life Insurance .60.,
UP HARTFORD. ,
is. s. L'IIOHDIISDIBU.
ly South Norwslk.
BEE HIVE.
LADIES? AS” GBS’I‘a’ DINING IIALI.
OiothellcrIlirewhenyoasre bu lordry,
G for you can gets 2001 square mm lunch
stallhmussuwiorssothat on can adord it and
”again Our drinks are 'es. Coffee and filth.
ail-cruel or cold. all kinds of instigate Drinks,
1" late Bossd,or Board and the
A” ‘ xii?" ..
_, DAVID STOW, .,
Furniture-
In Chamber Quits.
BARGAINS
Solid Antique mk Chamber Suit, 8 pieces. m; formerly sold at “am
Poliehed ,
Cherry and Oak fancy
The float Want of Antique and fancy sound chain, You Rate. Blanking m. etc. for the
DAVID STOW,
3'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN‘ 8‘1".
”moon, cons.
Ash min Suits. 8 pacer, solos.
Mohegan
HQLIDA'YS.
h
Tubatnhmsoldforthsnsaay.
’ TABLES.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'UPII‘AIII.
dayerwwk. Wendi-ac for you
likchamsndwcwill yand makeloo fee! at
.e. Ifewwtfully, 'I’ III: B! "IVE.
wit: 3m
Human Nature on the Rack!
Thmisnotthclustnrcm
{sit .0
my for suffering fnm
nannies, Hummus,
«osmium amen nuts
1,, ”4,. sensatimtbemmohsii-
J Wm ;
“ii“ lilil.‘
X] l *0
Ill ‘v
we can an: cued h
niggtilLL'fi IIIIIUIIA'Iz
I0 I
posed
his. They are com
of hamlet.
are one of the has
and Family Pars-two Pills
in she Darker.
sisal-haul hymen-sods! I willssnd an
s has of new pills by applylaa so use. and e es
to faith In Dollars for failure to care a
“straw. his is no I]: halo Puff. but a
Walkers. field 1 all dealers in bran
and Midas. saga I‘m-all ”:09“.an
histamine“: x. so In .
II!!- o. a. BILL. muster. Portland, Io.
HEAT assassins cit-Nasal In Hair. 5
3 2!! hr, Chen and ‘ T3
muss talks Scents
s ”We Invaluable On» In children.
sun crumpl- The genius only has I";
“I!“ lbnlgnalumuf Jan. I. Haiti-radiates
m llals‘s . s
satin-s
dlib in yourAssocist-lou.
T-I l- ‘1,...“' ' ‘- _
” ‘mm Livery and road 8 Ir
WARWICK 110!!!”
mm“: {We‘ll‘llf'mmam
hood Tiiflsh'l'r st ashl- Prices,
Tub-phone .lf .
ultlstz‘tlnmmlssofosr
M...” t...”
A RECENT
$10,000.00 ‘
'i‘ontinc or Club Payment.
"“499——
8 AN il.l.U:§TRATION or the benefits of [near
mg on the Mutual 'l'ontinc or Club Plan of Ilsa
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we ve below almof'beneflcisuic-s'tlnt mm
In life disaribution of the mono situations the two
ibfllliflulm s and '0’, on «Lathes m
Wt G. Jones. of Ncwhwk City.
Kaine. Amount Amount
Paid in. W.
HENRY B G. LUI‘I’IES $16615 88
Iaytlos BM, Importers. N Y.
EDWARD D. BARBIE ............ £375 5
Anhilect. A. '1‘. Stewart E—Iatefifl, ,
WILLIAI L IIORII ............... mm ‘
Eminent. Bridgeport, Conn
GEORGE ENGER'I'. . Jam
Dry Goods, N. Y. -
HERBERT ANef'l‘li’Y .............. mm 5
Private secretary. Judge Hilton.
ALFRED I'. ROLLER .............. 199.0) IS
Civil Engineer, N. Y ,
WESTON I.. SNYDER ........... ll: no a
Commission Enchant. N. Y.
F. W. G 10833 .................. ”1w ‘5
Paid to Estate. ” .—._
m
HERBERT ANS’I'EY” ”.4le sun
Private Secretary. J edge Hilton.
WILLIAM B. DONG ......... 0
limb-at. N. Y. OI, W
FREDERICK W. BRYBKI... .,.. mm 1”
Wholesale llllincry, N . Y.
EDWIN I. GWA'I'IIIBY. .. new IM
Lock laaufsctory, Brooklyn.
[Wit-ION” 181.” 1.”
Paid to Estate. --——
m
stYoanlylldn.
”mile-«lawless, In York]. 7.
.a."*..m= “m. m...
as or
daegemetrqdumdmdMM-umd
.ll
canrecommendyoardmclstlosas a luluhls ‘
onetobeinsaradlmforitspsomptnmslnthssutb ,,
meat olclsims,andlts Tonnes-slam. a svelt-
blei Y I .
s nvesuaent. ours w L Ron.
llachsnt. Wm M
F. A. HAMILTON,
annulus. sonar,
r. o. Box set.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
GILHERT M. BITCH.
v.2;
P '
e- r.-- ,
v.1. ‘éfiflfi. than
M .. mam; ~:‘ ‘
\
Mrs I. A. Davidson.
Christian Bess-cs or lasts! lasting.
ions in. Tunisia or Ila-nu law. mas-ss-
Rm In em hazel, “sunspot-sh Isak.
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an Winn“! sat-many flmgffi
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Norwalk Chronicler