E minor.» tones
The Parnell Commission Still
Grinding Away.
antennas mm... rraorr.
Ila lady \VIII Ila
Paper. Found Among Illa link-rte “'III
lo M Before the l'ltllllllInIqu‘bt‘D‘
lard-y'- Testimony.
Intern-d 'l‘o-liay.
“NOON, Han-I17.-»-'I'Iw I';.i “U” n vunuioion
ml Its sitting Allul‘nc) IIl‘IIt‘rllI “'clr—
I. narrated the {MU in rI'lation In I'igott's
comment-awn. from Madrid to Mr Hounds-.1,
1‘. Tim' unlicitot'. III: ~tati~l that another
Ht! I'mm l’igott had bwn rcceivui. It had
bear potted on Mari-Ir 2. Thu letter \viua aunt
tour. I'lounun'uillcc for “Mr, I‘onmnby." It
was not read it court.
Pudding Junticc llanucn decided that the
fact that The inn. II'ul'IiI lrinl moor money
for the lrinli causi- did not nnrkc the recipient
of theorem-y respond-h- for the articles In
the paper, but it wa~' an important link in the
evidence referring to the distribution of
newnpapern Inciting to outrage. lie mid that
the cvrdence prowl that during WI“ and
“NI copies of The Irish World were sent,
either directly or indirectly, from the Dublin
league elbow. and were found in pmmlon of
lugrie ofllclalis. Evidence on this point wan
adniiulblt
Theeourt miitul to Sir. Dillon going to
Australia for his health.
Attorney General \I'clater resumed the
reading of articles from The Irish World re—
ftrlng to Mr. Davitt'n action in connection
with the borne rule iiroviInient. He also read
a Ipeech made by Mr. Dillon urging the de-
struction of the police who were engaged In
protecting landlord;
Presiding Jultice llanm-a protein“! against
Attorney General Webster reading Hanson]
reports of antiIl’arnell speeches made by
learn. Gladstone and Forster and other
when of the house of commons. lie said
that while these speeches Were admissible as
evidence, they were of no importance.
A constable testified that in 1882 Walsh
consigned a number of cams of revolvers to
Egan and Flanagan.
PIGOTT'S BODV IDENTIFIED.
Pawn found l'pon flint Will Soon Ap-
pear Before the Commie-Ion.
Mannie, March 6.-Bt‘!0r. the royal court
of Inquest Inspector Quinn and Sergeant
low, of the Scotland Yard detective force,
who had come from London for the purpose,
were closely examined by the presiding
judge, and submitted evidence which was ac-
cepted as conclusive in regard to the Identi-
fication of the body of the recent suicide as.
being that of l’igott, the famous witness and
perjnrer in The Timex cam.
The court then ordered that the papers and
personal effects found upon the body of the
lulcide should he delivered to the English
detectives, who will return to London in time
to lay their testimony Irfore the I’amcll com-
mlaaion next Friday.
This evidence will probably end the famous
Timur case, unless the defendants succeed in
keeping the case open to atl'ord them an op
portunity not only to make a clean defense,
but also to nhow up the whole conspiracy
against them.
A post. rnortetn examination was made on
the body of Pigott, the results of which have
not been made public. The remains will be
buried to-day.
Parnell Acknowledge» Congratulations.
IQSDOS. Mamba—2dr. Parnell finding it
impos~ible to resurnd to the many letters Ire
has received from both Europe and America
congratulating him upon the collapse of The
Times‘ case against him. desires, through the
phase, to heartily thank the writer.» of the
letters. The communications received by M r.
Parnell comprise letters from unexpected
quarters and from [wry-in in the highest
ranks of art, lltcmtnre and science. Many
of the writers say that the revelation» of the
trial have convertcl them from Balfour'mu
to Parriellbur.
I’Ilgi'lnre In Purim
Pants, March Il—Tho- bi~hopn of Nashville
and Newark, with forty lil‘lv'fila, started with
the Ann-rican pilgrini‘ for Palatine last
night. They go by the way of Ilium.
Milan to Leave “ill Throne.
lnxnox, March i—A din-itch to The
Daily News from Belgrade says that King
Milan will abdiinte the h -rvi:ur throne in
filter of his son to- lay
THE HUMAN FL‘I FALLS.
A Newark )lntlm-e Audience
Rfrlu- lion In an Amide-lit.
NEWARK, X. J.. .im h 01 — .\ thrilling m-
cident occurred ym'» iday afternoon during
a matinee perforinanie a. the Grand Opera
house hate. The ,,\ hill] sistern, Rose
and Aimee, had concluded their act upon the
trapeze, and Ainrm: prepared to filllnll Iltfl'
performance by walking. howl down, across
a twenty~four fmt board, elevated thirty
feet above the aiulitoriuur. To accompli-ih
thisfeata thick I'lyer of rubber, saturated
withwater to give it an adhesive quality,
was firmly faateued t: iih nee! of each boot,
after which the perturiavr was hoisted to a
email trapele ban. pc. 'Llulil from the board
above.
The distance to the end of the long board
had been accomplished. Then for a moment
the girl hesitatel. aird before the first back-
ward step could be taken the right heel 5er
cred Its hold on the boapl, a terrified scream
followed, and Aimee fol into the net with
the body half hanging over the side.
The audience rose to its feet in horror. and
amhhwae made for the stage. But while
the tumult was at its height Aimee crawled
painfully to the point of the net nearest the
me and was assisted to alight. Adozen
hankbelpedhctoachairiu the wings,and
the curtain was lowered.
Alta-half an Iro'urshe recovered sufficiently
to be retrieved to her hotel
Horror
Couly Fire In Philadelphia.
PHILADILPHIA, March 6.—'l’he brick mar-
ket home at flroad atreet and Columbia ave-
nue wan entirely destroyed by fire. The
lowufrunta of the building were occupied
Ivy-tore. and the upper floors bysocietiai,
be dancing academies and billiardmame.
'l'helo-will exceed 8900,.“ The greateat
damage was untamed by the Columbia club,
unripe-ed of t citizens up town,
Which last a painting entitled "Don Juan In
rue-n," valued at 320,000, and the total
ltlnf which will reach “0, W.
1‘ YDeatholllaryl.Booth.
3' OILHarchl—Xaryhnmghm.‘
dill-of Harpa”
COlILER, .IANII’OI_~ AND MAYOR.
Ilnelpeeted Outm:u ol-~ an Indiana aunt-
clpai Election.
\Varlltlm, Ind. March II—The Iii-eats
hat night were crowded with enthiralutlc
radon, bran. bands and human. I’midcnt
larrbon wan not in the i'HIInlIIi'I‘flIIHlI. and
awn tirem'cnulonol Illi- iiiaugur'ation failed
to nilwt this plum, at which wan fought one
of the lllnbt heated and unbpre liattlen in the
political bintnry of the state.
The tight « loud with the "Elli, and the re
null oi tho ll'Illlii'IpflI light is that a cobbler
had-virolI-vtul mayor. Ills name Iii H. J.
lloot, and he combine- Iiiii calling with the
janitonibip of the Flint National bank. Mr.
limt lo a well informed man of good, hnnl,
homely muse. uhicb goes a gmd way. H. 'I‘.
Cowln, an nit-inlay, was nominalml for
mayor by a non-partisan summation. lie men
not mtixfnctoi'y toe-rareof the citizens, and on
election nurturing t4. J. Hoot was brought out
III II Cflllllltli‘ll'.
There was a good natured laugh, but Iloot
Inriled plcamntly and said nothing. Before
he «owned the bank. bright and early. he
went to the polli- and voted, and then. like a
00llhf‘lolltlllll“ man, did not Mop to dim-use tho
aiturrtion. but innnuliatoly returned to bu
work. Many people voted for Iiiin in prefer-
ence In (“nun-n, little thinking that the janitor
cobble-r Would be sin-comful, but preferring
to let their votes go that way.
There inn sharp rivalry between the cunt
and wmt side.» of the town, and later in the
day the (lili‘xlllln of the candidates became
u-coirdnry to this mini reeling. Tin-n llll!
Knight». of labor and the railroad iiron began
voting ntr'ongiy for Hoot. “'lron tlro votes
were counted he Was found, to Iun‘e more
than Ill) nmjorit y. The business men are “I
most Imelda IIII'IIIM'IVtS with chagrin, while
the suplmr'tcra of lloot IU‘Q wild with delight.
THE JESUITS' OATH.
A Toronto Papa-r sued for $50,000 for
l’ahlinlrlng an Alleged False Version.
Mourns“. March 6,—A profound xensaI
tloir was caused in Canadian religious rind
legal circlei when It became known that
Trudel, t'hni'bonnoau and Lamothe had en-
tered on beta“ of the Jesuit Fathers an ac
tion for 950111) dairingee for libel against The
Toronto Mail.
The libel complained of was an article pub
liahul in that paper lavt month. giving an
oath which it mu allegml that every Jet-mil
takes when he enters the order. The alleged
oath begin-4 by calling tied. the Virgin Mary
and all the Inuit» to witness the candidate's
dwlaratioir. without mental reservation, that
the pope i. the true aml only Ireailof the
church uni :omrl, having wwer to depart-
heretical ru on. andetateu. Thecandnlato then
swears that no will defend thisdmtrine and the
perpe's right.against all heretical usurpera;
formally r-nounces and disowns allegiance
to any hart-deal king, prince, or run.- named
Protestant; declares the doctrine of the
various I'rc'cstaiit churches to be daniimble;
pledges himself to aid the pope‘s agentain
every "willie way: and promises to assume
his religion heretical if nci‘esmry for the pro
pngntinn of the mother church's interest.
The Jesuits say they do not take mtlu, but
rows—4hr“ in number, of poverty, chastity
and obedience. The Rev. ‘ather lludon,
rector of St. Mary's college, ii prominent
Jesuit, said yesterday: "Well, l supptse it in
politics, Sumo political party hopes to get
mineadvnniagc by Iibcling the Jesuits, and
lean tell you that in all attacks upon our
body everywhere politics have been at tile
bottom of them. "
Ito IIrrarknble Railroad Accident.
Euros, la., March Ii—The New Jeniey
Central uprm leaving here at 4 o‘clock met
with an incident at Frwnransbnrg. The
front axle under the tender broke on a curve
and than the baggage car up into the air.
Tllv' front whee-b. of tho baggage car fell
uriiai'cly on the rail. of the Uppilillc track,
along which they run, while the rear tnrck re-
inninvzl in 1 lace. A gain: of mo‘Iii wan work-
ing at this puim and the baggage car rnir
owrone of thI-iii, llnvnl Bu --,k¢r and killed
him John Delbert, another labor-Pr. jumped
into the canal and novel his life. The fun)
man of the gang thr'I. In hiriisell' I» tnun tin-
twotrnt' .3 iinl tln- bzi g,;:'i,;c tar imonlowr
him will. ou' injuriri ' I. inr i: I the liILtb lb.)
pawlngcm wrap-d unhurt. I‘wlil trziI-ks \vcre
I’Ivl'ki'll air If.“ hour".
"Jae-I: IIH' ('Iiokcr," of Donn-r.
i \Iarih tl—Drnver i> at piv‘wnt
gro. :i,; ' tied our the appearance of a
man “Fit 5 )ch bin. 4-” "Jflik the thokcn ‘
and llli'lr'l the i-'-mr of darkness attack,»
wonnIn IIIIII may come in his way. llis "rule
of operation i‘. in IiiibI' in a dark run-m from
which he going wiihbut any warning upon
rinprotu tut women]. He swiftly tin-mu a
rope or a piece of rawhide around their
net-ks. 'l'l;i+ he deftly tviirb~ in gnrotte fadi-
inn, so [1‘ to pn-vn-nt the victim crying out.
Among tho<c who, owing to the brute's treat-
fllt'llf. are now lying at the point of death
are Misti .‘l min: Tcnvy. Miss Nellie Chamber-
laiir and Mia Mary h: klmrt. It can ,,vbt the
villain will be iyznd ed without ('79rilllnfl-V.
lkairn lry “'hlte- (ape, “'Iro (' nnfrm.
New llai’zx, March I'. ~Albcrt llanicy,
aged-lo, of New Preston, was not upon by
highwaynren of the White Cap order. He
wanna: on the road by two masked men,
who, upon his refusal to connect to a crime he
never committal. severely beat him and left
IllJll inwnsible. ‘or some weeks Banrey has
been receiving warning noticm. Ills humil-
ants were dressixl in long black chinks, while
over their laces were hideous white "links,
So much indignation was uprooted that the
amilants, Reruns Cogswell and Edward
Brng'ue, confirmed.
Trouble In Store.
.‘daiioi'm‘rz, Mich, March 6,—1'he news
that Cleveland signed the III., II. and 0. land
grant forfeiture bill ten minutes below going
out of otlicv caused the wildest math among
hormteade. ii. First settlers and other con-
testants ha . e been congregating here for two
months, lighting in the courts and otherwise
for their claims. Now they are falling over
MCI] other to get on the hind first. No end
of trouble i.liahle to follow. The bill gives
the lands to Om settlers, but it is diillcalt to
prove priority of claim.
sugar Fraud. En Route to New York
Aux Anson, Mich, March 6.—Olive K
Friend and Howard, the electric sugar ro-
ilning oom-plrators, left for New York In
(netody of t rur detecting They broke com-
pletely down when the new: of Governor
Luee‘a decrsion reached them, and claimed
that their hm hope of justice was gone when
they had to leave Michigan. They threaten
to make dis‘loeures that will implicate Cot-
ta'ill and others.
A Timely Dlaeovery.
Taooaa. Wash, larch tt—John Allison,
an Insane man, was brought here by Manuel
Atkins, en route to the government asylum
at Wuhlngton. Allison attempted toe lode
at Tie-dwell, Alaska, containing
eIg tytonmf glantpowdr. The t was
dhcovend' in time to vent the entire anni-
hilation of the Naomi! Juneau City.
Tao Free With Illa Vetoes.
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ADVERTISING BATES.
8090 0M1 ‘9!“0 afiuis
Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
Want Lava—x In. It. 154;: “In. 8:. 50:; “In. .t. CLJ
Organist or the “grim CWIODII Church. Water
I’ Ianoforte, Organ load luslcal
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AND
NOTARY l’U BLIC.
BOWAYTON. CONN.
C n. n'ari'rors, A VHF—7 F
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Caterer for Weddings and Paula. ice Cream
constantly on hand for the nick and we II. ill: cele-
brated liooi Beer, and lmplsigneni (mm.
lat N H.8’I'. NORWALK. (1'.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Snweeeor to L. I. innierd.
Undertaker & Builralmer.
ELECTRIC NIGHT ”81.th Tl]! OFFICE.
No. 1 Knight St. .Rcaldenee, Ii Ella 8L,
880-8m Norwalli, Conn.
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachment. Pam Needles, Betta etc, feral-bed
General Repalrlng of all kinda and makee of
Bevin lachinee. [SHAIIJIL
83 am BL. 30. Norwelk. 850-1]
J o. cnown. ‘
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane furnished and htlmaweglm.
Jobbin of all kinda promptly attended to.
giro Ana street, near lain
P.0 0. x «a. South Norwalk Ct.
J B. RAYMOND,
Birllder and Contractor.
Workdoaeiry the dayoreoiitnet.
Ollie foot of llanland St. on Water. P.0. Box on.
R. A. N. CLARK,
bl South Main street, 0
SOUTH non
once “can.
ocltl 3m Telephone eminecnon.
81ft? llotzl,
atoll-An.
{liw‘lpm
“08pm.
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS RANK
5) Wuhington Street.
Open Dallyfromlltolh. rn.. andfrorn i leap.-
and on Saturday evening: from 6 to 8.
Flntereu allowed on Depoflte.
ALDKN SOLMANSPru
JOHN H PERKIS Vice m4
634-". JOHN ll. KNAPP. Sec and True
Ii. 8. ma»... '“L‘m' '
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Pnr'nieher Plane, Specification: and Superior-2nd
me for the conetfrnbiétllp‘n of every description
0
rm
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orm-Taylor'e ”Building Wuhtaztoa St.
alk. P.o 0301375.
ATEN'I‘B.
G. I! BYING'I’OS,
Wuhlngtol, D. 0.
Ten years In United State. Patent 0M.
dtw Guide to inventor- raatled free.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large a of all kmdeof furniture.
36 Main Street. Now-II.
Alan prepared to famieh everything new
the lament of thedead, day and i. 'l'ei
warm? with residence No 8 Ber icy plate.
JOHN H. SMITH,
F LHHIS'I'.
MAIN STREETLBOUTH NORWALK
'No-i-IOE :
ALL BRANDS 0’
BEST FLOUh
$1.00 per Bag ,
——‘f.—.
Daniel L’llommedleu’s.
Henry Tilly,
HIHBIIHE HIKE .
Special attention given to re-
pairs in, all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat
ed carriage for sale.
for
Liéfi‘:
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Tia his! Iarlat
-—-‘lll arr——
MEATS
IIIVID Ill Till III? IANNII.
"Lo: went the their“ IIATI. obtained"
of infinite or cool. you willu'a than eta:
t an an
Poultry of all Kinds
III ITI IIAION
F. HAYES.
DIIIIILI'II ”LOCI. - norm! NORWALK
Wl~ HHFHN IIIBIE'I
One Quinn—Tire Hoot.
Beef Veal Lamb, Hutu l'ork, lien and hub.
Corned Bret. Mk3 Tongue Minna,
madden, €m,llleloipra,na
Home Dressed Poultry 8 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
WWY
53 Willi-[IO- Street.
J H Klinefelter,
D7 IL“ I!
Heats, Pisl Hitters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. 2T0.
UPP- Ii. ITHLHLFH. Paint.
Telephone Conviction
HHHHHHPHH
28 lain 8L, lilo. Norwalk.
IIIIHIS FISH FISIHI'S,
Fruits, installer, Poultry, lie
or All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
B. I. 3153'”, #29 l. I BUM”,
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Amy! first: and arm poi-4w mid dowel.
mutt-cilia
Central Market
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order» solicited and (mm driwmv! in any part
of City,
Jliil__l_w& Silil'lijl Pints.
SEWERS!
M. PIEIN I!»
own I!
SMJ‘V ER I" [’3
- awn
General Sewer Contractor
In tome connection one note m
iathbett “flammable“.
“intend-gin temwuktumadylafl
mtathledtywtilladttlolkw
wall; If
F. M. PIERCE
30‘ 20. M8. “fluflikgc‘
Jouiv ii. reruns
Wholesale"! WIWEeliktueof
ennui
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgli, Lackewarraa, Locust
lonatala, Franklin, and
Wflkeelrarre Coats.
hut Ill RUBBER PIIIII
Yald‘foot of Watkingtar and Ila:-
Scal Cloaks
at unmatchablc prices.
nrds wide, with go
experienced.
ends 0i Illa! k Hoods:
B HALL & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Free Fare for 3 Weeks More.
Wonderful Bargains!
:20. 000 women or DRESS GOODS
To be ollcrcd at prices WIlItIl will prove (Hornlusivcly that
never before at any DII'SS Goods Salt: lll this country
have such values been oilered for the money
Furs and Ncwrnurkets,
One case best i5c Camels II: III Cloths at only 50c.
One case best Foule Cloths. 50 inches wide, at I50,
One case. 40 inch all wool 50c scrgcs at 37 5.-
Onc case Blue Fl: mncl Suitiurrs; wereebeapat 20(‘2 price 12;
'55 pieces [trench Reps. always sold at 17c; our price ICC.
400 pairs oi line i unlitv II bite Blankets, all- wool idling," ..
Id, blue and red borders; price $5 per pair
Splendid Blankets 2 and is”!
Short Ends and Part Pieces.
On our back center tables are betwe on
thousand ends of piec es being the result of the most prosper-
one season in Silks, I clvcts and Fine Dress Good we have ever
two
part pieces IIIat-k Ileiiriattas.
Seal Iiltlilt'ln‘, I'elvets
and Seal Cloths, Silks, Ladies llniadelotlm and Cloakings,
Books, Dress Trimmings and Lam-s
Hosiery, all to go under the 131'} I ) '1‘]le I‘J'l‘ ban
I uderwcmr Gloves and
and three
Two hundred ends of Colored Silks; two hundred Remnants
Flushes; fifty part pieces Black Silks: one hundred and fifty
ladle- llequcelcd to Come In the Morning in Slut-Ir a. l’oulhle.
Opening of Hamburg Edging takes place on Monday.
W.B.HALL&CO
Solid Anita”. Oshi’Ltmla-r Suit, II
lllflll.
Art. Chain!” tinzte. ti l law, to? m,
I’ m mint \fn’wmny,
i' berry and (ms [mm]
The float matinee: of damp» and (arty cmered chain. Foot Row. KIM king C
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
”DAVIDE’T‘OW,
F u r niture -
ARC-AIMS
plrcre, [:15 m; t'ormrr‘y Md at 9f. on
TABLES.
UP STATES.
fan buy them new
Lower than ever.
GEIIVE ME! A. CALL.
H. Krieger’s-
Hahackemo Hotel Block.
MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
In Chamber Suits.
Th." but 'iLI’. ever mid for the money
Am
IIIIIII!
A GENERAL
HIEIIIIIIII IIII'I' SALE
IN ALL GOODS.
Everything will be sold
Regardless of 0031:.
People wishing to buy
Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons,
Silks and Velvets,
At a Great Sacrifice.
M l L L I N E R Y
“10”;- On at lane.
m manila-yo
flu . .‘njfizfi
”dealt-tum.“ may
2:!“ manual.“
We are telling the lace:
Thu-thumhwdike
ENTIRE \VIIEAT FLOUR
memvmwuww Tryinltwillplaem
‘ m-eummumm
FLORIDA CHANGES
“unification-twain: alone.
3 lbs. Choice Rice Pop Corn for 25 Ote.
I! ”fiadeuw-Oumhmmwa
Mina-mm
uw'mmtw DWII”uI-eletbam
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S.
88 Valium It.
Clad!”
IT IS llPIIIITIIIT THAT YOU SHOULD KIIIIII
Northlleld Creamery Butler, in Prints, at 35¢ per lb.
The ' Iweelcel and Beat.
5 lbs.NewTurkish Prunesfor25c,
um!”
“Dawn-rye.“
'DR‘UGGISTS.
IIIIES’
MARKEIJ D O W N
Very Low “Prices.
I. IIIIIKIIIIIH & SIIII,
s4 Waahlngton Street.
SKIRTS
South Norwalk.
GROCERIES
'1‘. BURR G
———fl‘
ZITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR
GIVE 13'.
am. onnnna m.
m...»—
AND MEATS
—-—A’l' ran on near) or.—
& SON.
SPRIH WOOD.
LED PBOIIII’TLY.
ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
A. m‘n
Ililll‘fl Illlll' LIIfl I'll-Fill.
To-lorrow Slay Ire Too Late.
Tainan Eula-remit l'o. :‘ty Let we may and in
only” Ifymunor. fjn idm ;' lithe a help
to your flmti', . trot-allay w: I give a young
man an endowment of ti '0) to be ,nui to' him at
Eli yarn of age or to hit fem. y a' dark 5 any I
doyw: .tiivc you a to pull] for sum and you
dorm: mow when... n... -.- pant I of. «op pay. in:
any you afiI- 1 lhl'u'.
lxsl HE IS THE
OOHHBC‘I’IOUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0F HARTFORD.
ll. 8. IIIIODIMIIDIEC, Agent,
South Norwslk.
Jacob M. Layton,
Reel but: and lime: Agent.
General Insurance .I gericy
lire. Life and Ania-at.
(keen lite-truism hetero-Cabin and Strange.
Dram for one i and aptitude and loan Order! it
at. pane of Strum.
Notary Perm. Mkmrwlcdzemnta Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
in Destination.
fi Wadi. arm. tit. ., (Nut d!“ to Port—dine.)
South Not-walk. Conn.
Life Insurance L
At Actual
[)lRSOS» demon: e! otMillEfl life trauma
was. met, emu apt: for circular- to
Security lataal Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
Thw .‘mfrryrinfmo that for 8:: year! the met to 1
member at miytrxy up: my! been
been Thea Twelve Dollars a Year
for cat. thinned 4/..ng of .uriraue. iii? in:
llil'illll I Still
ll lain St, Norwalk, Ct.,
Wholesale and Retail
w :i. eventing d in Mum”
In: wiggtrirm by a 3mm of the New Tali
College“ Pharmacy
W. 11. HEEKER it
SOLE AGENTS
F01}. TUE
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Tin and Sheet lron Work.
atom, HAHGES.
AND T 1 NWAR E.
new given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
“SIC HALL BUICK.
JUST RECEIVED!
New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow, .
Gerkins and Mixed; .
Plate and K pint Bottlel.
Sweet Pickles ail Peuerlleliii
Also amnrnmt of Garden and Dellwurth‘a lac
olive-r, Tomato Catenpa
and Jellies, In Glue.
English Dairy, Halal, ad 1’
apple Choose.
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so a seam runs mm,
SOIJ'I'II SoBWALK, 00“.
F. H. FISH I Bill].
Harem-retire
LHHIIIIIE Iifllilll [Filth
Levin Ineliakalnlz: CndeA'gId.
a." prion
The Grim America Heater,
Thai giver irritant attraction.“ at!”
can tatify in line city. A full line of
China, II bite Granite,
Agate, Glass,
Iron, and Tin Ware.
A fine varietyof
Hung and Tan Lilli
33"”: when your impaction ole-root
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Tontine or Club Payment.
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s as lLLtfs‘l'lla‘l'lOlIof the knelt: of but
ingot: ihelainal'l'ontineoraabl’hadthe
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York, ‘
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ALFRED P. DOLLIIR ........ ”Hum ‘
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warms L. SNYDER. . .. .
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WILUAI 3."..81'3080 g
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both Monetary, knoll, yn.
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SOUTH NORWALK. COIN.
Norwalk Chronicler