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alumnus“ m EXILE
He Issues Another Manifesto
from Brussels.
TIIE titll'lTllNlllTS'l‘ lilih‘til'Nt‘lle.
II. Trial In Ill-gin III the vie-Irate on )Ion-
day—(‘uunt Dillon and I. Ikn-hv-tnrt Al-
tn Ile I’ro-ecuh-d—‘Ih-v lit-nth "low to
lunlnnglnm.
Iim‘sskls. April it ——th-u. llunlungt-r ha-
illned a Inaliifmiu. in “llit‘il he says that in
a robust muse the French elm-tun it ill kill.»
how to deal ullll fulchvol» and ainndem
The gov-eminent, he «lo-clum, him mturtul
fmlil all liltatuatol parliament cunwnt ll.
Inmate him before a court eulnp-N-l of In:
political eneulim. not judgm. The crime!
imputed to him were urii knmln “lll'llllr
wall apprdntnl tumbler of Inf, and therefore
hia oollugulu in tho "lull-try am «wally
guilty with lllllla‘v'll. Nothing. he t‘nlll'ludul,
will turn him frmu the u-lvln-nry of tin honeat
republic and the legal I‘lufl‘lwolullh't'ninl
”than
Gen. Bunlangvrhl-ld n (‘lllllcrt'tll't' yuan-r-
day’in thin city with a number of his mp
porters in tho l“l'l'll"ll chamber of deputies.
The French government is urging llelgulni to
expel (it-ll. llauhlnger.
Paula. April Il.~—'l‘lie ~(‘l‘dlte will begin the
trial of (ten. lluulnnger Monday next. Dur-
ingthe trial no “Nit!" of the chamber of
deputies Will be held.
The opportunid and li'l'lll’fll pr.-.~- regard
the vote in the chamber of Ill'plll' a. authoriz-
ing the ‘Il'tNH'llllnll of “I'll. lh-ll‘igrr by the
government in n lli'ulll blow to ltoulnulztsm.
(Mint Dillon and Mr. It vein-fort will In: prou-
«mtfld by the government for their cunnoo
tion with the Boulnugiat movement.
The Boulangid ellwtornl campaign has been
suspended for the llrtN‘lll.
N. lkruchez, tlu- Ilhllll" ml public prone
cuter, informed “on. Boll auger a fortnight
More his flight that the uouernur-lit ill-
tcnded to arrnt. him.
A warrant ha; been Rue-l for the arrest of
Boulanger tlle monwnt he touches Fri-hell
soil. The open uninnu of tho govl-rnnicnt
in producing nrevoilrtion of public feeling
in the generals favor. ll. Sit-lint has re-
signed from the lloulangnt committee. M.
Thiehaud law with lruvvn his roeignntil-n.
THE LATE JOHN BRIGHT'S SEAT.
Probability 'l'lrat the (llavlutunlnna May
Llect “ctr Candidate.
1031103, April ti.—'l'he feud between the
Birmingham Trim: and Unionists lnct‘uttk-sl
morebitter daily. Afh-r an illcllectuul at—
tempt lose-cure hannouy Mr. Albert Bright,
mu 0! the late John Bright and the Unionist
ahdidate for the vacant sent, him gone to
Italy, where he will remain until the election
isover. Thisdispiay of nuliil’erence on the
partof the candidate who wan. brought for—
ward by the Unionists, to the exclmion of a
Conservative, solely txcalts'o he \vru the sun
of his father, will keep a large number of
Tories from the polls and likew‘ne induce
many Unionists to stay at home. The Glad-
stonians, meanwhile, are doing cxwllent pr.»
' work, and it is not only posflble but
quite mhable that the central diviz‘ivrn will
nextbe represented by an out-and-out Liberal.
(Io-puberty Vaccination.
1031303, April ll—In the home of common:
Mr. Jamel A. Plcton, member for Iaicester,
moved that a COmIltlSalllfl be app'nntcd to in-
quire into the operation of the compulsory
vaccination acts. 2dr. I’ll-ton contended that
vaccination was not a certain preventive of
finallpox, while it tnuloulltully spread other
diseases Mr. Charlm‘ T. Ritchie, president
ol the local government board, annoumul
m: the government would ascent to the
appointment of such a commission, believing
that inquiry would remit in dispelling all
doubts as to the value of vaccination.
Cable m
Druux, April 6,—At Boyle the appeals (-1
Joseph R. Cox, member of parliament for
first Care, and Sir. Tully, editor of The
Mnlnlon Herald, were heard. The sen—
tence} of both were reduced from four
months to six Week without hard labor.
Bums, April li—Ernpraz Frederick and
her daughters [aid a vkit to Emperor Fred-
erick’s tomb. They were met at the railway
station at l’otadanx by the emperor, who
greeted his mother and sisters aflectionately.
TheBerlin courts have reached the decision
that all of the rcceut dispersions of Socialist
meetings by the police were illegal. This de-
cision is not. understood, however, to pre-
vent the police from resorting to other moth.
orb of dissolving Socialiat gatherings.
Tux thorn, April ti.-—Tho king of Holland
has had another relapse, and his death is ex-
pected at any moment
Schuyler Crosby's Libel Salt.
wa YORK, April 6.— .mll B. Harrison
is in town making arrangements to prevent a
libel suit mg brought against him by
Schuyler Cmby. formerly governor of Hon—
tana. A conference was held yesterday be-
tween Mr. Sweetserand Mr. Nicol), manual
farther-espective parfiestaulafurthercon—
{mm will he held. The trouble arises out
of the fairwus “jewels story”of two ym
.go, when it was gutted that Mr. Crosby had
in his possession certain jewels which had
been stoen from Mrs. Townmvl, daughter
of W. L Scott. Some of the papers that
printed the story made a full retraction, Mr.
It. B. Ilnrriwn'a Montana taper dul not.
Cardinal Gibbons and the Centennial.
BaL'rrxoriu, April a—Cardinnl Gibhom,
archbishop of Baltimore, has written a ctr-
cnlar letter to the clergy under his jnr'ts Lo-
tion in this rlimw, calling their attentz ~ l to
theceutennial celebration of the lil"'.',lll'a'
tion of President Washington on April 30
next, and instructing them to l at special
nervices in their churcha on tl: . Wing of
that day in thaukngiving to God for the pro
narration and prEI'lly of ti.) reptihlic. At
themllmlrnl in Baltimore the levia- will
be of a most impressive character, at which
the archbishop himself will anist.
Railroad Servlee to Oklahoma.
CHICAGO, April fl.—-'I‘he Rock Island rail-
road has arranged for the aceommmlaticni of
mvelers destined to Oklahoma to cztend itl
r train service on and after April %
m Caldwell, Kan, to Pond Creek, I. T.—
end of track—where connections will be made
with stages going by daylight t; King Fisher,
at which point the new government laud
otllco lstobelocated,andalaotoI-‘crtltono.
h ticketa will he mid to than points,
m will be the onlythrough lim to the
watern portion of Oklahoma.
Mummy-m V . ,
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JOEL B. ERHARDT.
'l'ha (ienllcnian \l‘lla Ilaa Ila-en App ':.‘ed
I‘ollM-tur at New York.
lvlw szu April ll.--l'rmi.lenl in... .l
hfll‘llllllllilll‘il Jul-l ll. lCrllnlnll lollwtor of
customs at New York, in plum- of Daniel
Mag-rue. Mr. llrhnidt “a. l. .n in Putin-yi-
vamufd team" .. llv Vt‘l' . li-‘I'. in tho
*" \. l'oml-l‘) vi \'.»l
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unlll 'I '«vl law.
H Um . n In Lil; of
ll..-l.-1~.iunln-\\:u
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- . Mdlt', and
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I . \ v.12» land In
LE .1“: .n I .. l:,:the
JillLI. n LilllAItli’l'. l,.~ l \u... n' «av-
alry, u-rving null 11 tnu ) are and n in: to
tit!A rank of captain. l'li .: 4 llu- 2:14 two
WH'L" of the “HF ll-- wu- ii-miq llullrlltl of
the Fourth dull-let oi tin. my. lie was
afterwards u~~|uluut l'lpt-d Stutw uli~trict
tl irney under ll. F. HA: mu 1 i l llvouklyn.
It: Wan dt'lciltul a~ Hum dale lur the. New
Yolk board of alder-men ni I‘M, H.- “as ap-
pointed police «Inuit-«sinner in l‘TIlby Mayor
Wickain, holding the olllvo until me, when
he was annealed by Stephen It. French
While a commiuionel' be war. trial on charges
preferred by Mayor lily, “'llli‘ll rnsilllvd in
nothing. In I‘M Mr. Erhard! my uppmntl-d
tlll:l'.~ll:ll of themuthel'u di~lr 4‘t of New York
by l'rlr‘idr-nt Arthur. Later he l-mnn- re-
ceiver of the New York (‘lty and North ru
railroad, and completely t‘I‘i'Iillsll‘llt'tml it, lit"
mining its [millent lle nfterwunls n,-
nignnl,und last ymr vrai the Republican
mndidate for mayor. Mr. Erhard! has long
been prominent ill the Republican ‘ party of
this city, and in an old member of the Union
lamgue club.
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New \‘urk'a l'mvtnlaata-r.
President Ilrirriwn yeuterday appointed
Cornelia-i Van Colt postmador at New York.
llr. Van L‘ott was born in New York in NH.
11» was olucated in the public N'llrwli, and
learned the coach making trade. While yet
a boy he joined and became a popular and
active member of tho volunteer tire .~_vstenl.
The fire department at that time Wm the hot
bul of politics, and Fireman Van U in got his
first otllcial place in the custom home under
Collector Sun Draper early in the '00-. lie
was rmppointul under Collector liar ney, null
held his place ulitil President Grant inn-lo
him deputy internal revenue collector in NW.
At the expiration of his term irl I‘ll; he went
into business manufacturing pocketlumks.
Shortly alter he made h'n. entrance into poli-
that, and has been prominently identified
with Republican interests ever since.
SPORTING EVENTS.
(‘al McCarthy lie-teak Matt McCarthy In the
Fight for the Bantam Cllalnploaahlp.
NEW YORK. April li—The buntam weight
light for the clmnipionship of America, he—
twenm Cal Mafnrtny, of Jeniey City, and
Matthew J. McCarthy, of Philadelphia, took
place but evening on 11mg Island at a natal
sporting resort. The principals have been in
training for the lib! six weeks, Matt McCar-
thy lrnder the mentorship of Ed llolske, and
Col McCarthy under the guidance of Tom
Collins. The article» of agreement stipu—
latcd that they should weigh in three hours I»
forcontering the ring, which they did within
the limit. ”5 pounds. The atl'al'r, which has
[min on the tapis for the past week, was con-
ductol with the greatest secrecy, only those
who had ticket: for which they paid $15
a piece wen: «stunted
A. l’. Camacho, sonof the Venezuelan min—
ister to this country some years ago and who
hastaken an activupsrt in athletics for the
put five years, looked after Cal McCarthy's
financial interests.
Cal McCarthy is the undiqnltcd baatarn
weight champion of America, having won
four skin glove fights to a finish, heating
Hornhnclicr, Gerry, Walton and Matt lie
Carthy. The latte-r “as unable tustay six
threeminute rounds. The affair has lmkal
queer (mm the start, llokkc's test of mm
with the "Harlem Spider" some time ago
Icing considered a dwvico to influence burr
ting. Cal weighcd IH‘ .5, “III! Mall 113. The
former’ssecnmb vvere Tom Collins and Jack
O'Mara'. the latter's Wen- lioleko and Frazer.
Al. Smith was rcfcrw. la the first round
Matt parried several blows, and finally there
was a hot exchange of hits, ending in Cal
Eating in a good rtmntlrll MOW, Matt in
trying to reach Cal slipped down on his
km The men were atoning when time
was called.
Second Bound—Cal struck short at Matt's
face, then at his stomach. Ila than made;
peculiar job which is characterivtic of h'u
nylc of figlithg, with both hand, and
landed on Matt’s face. This he rerouted
three times. The last time Matt replied by
swinging his left full on Cal‘s chin. The“
wa—l a hot rally, clinching and infighting at
call of limo.
Third Round—Cal began his two hamlui
game again, landing both on Matt's: face at
once and knocking Matt‘s head back. A
blow at Matt's eunuch fell short, leaving a
fine opening which, if Matt had takenadvan-
tage of, might have naval him from defeat.
lie was too slow. The men came together in
nhardrally, Mattrmlwd Cal to the Miss,
infightin; hun A hot exchange followed,
and sparring, then a clinch. After the brmk
Cal sent right and left, bang bang, agaimt
latt, and reroute-l the dose. Matt was
bleeding at the time When time was callerL
Fourtu llvund—dlatt rushed at Cal and
hunt-d a tho-h left on his face, which Ca;
,4 .rrlcd with lnlcl’fint. After some sparring
IV .‘.t landed his left lightly on Cal‘s clan
'.n exchange of blow.- and a hard rally
ensued jinn as time w:..- i-alluL
Fifth Round—Boll. ';tvll§a‘lll€'il frail. Cal
rushed matters not lnlillal a swing left on
hlsjaw, felling Lu : t.) the fllmr. Cal retirnl
to his corner. in: just before the ten minds
expired 52:; l pvt up. (’al ndvnnled and gave
him unot‘rvr kft handed punch and he {91]
against ll'n'a reps. Cal again went to h'u
corner. llatt, who “as very groggy. reeled
about: the floor and got on his feet. A third
ti: ...- Cal went up to him, Cantu-ho crying:
‘ :lwing your right," which he did, landing
vi'lth crushing force on Matt‘s javI', knocking
him down and nlnunt out. Mutt, who dun
mg the mad» that Cal was in his corner,
was crawling around the floor, finally got up
Ind received another knock down just as
time was called. Frazer wanted to throw up
the m but Bolske would not.
Sixth Round—Matt came up groggy and
tried to not. but Cal swung his right on the
jaw, and llatt went down and out, the round
hating fifteen mounds. Time of fight, 9)
rains. 11 lacs. Quoeasberry ruler governed,
and the fight was with skin tight glovel for a
81,000 purse.
Baseball Icaru-
l‘ketolkpwlngarnthe m in the prin-
chi, Install gunu played My:
Oakland I’m-k. Janey Ci -lldw Yak, 0;
W Cara-rt no... t
Wuhhlgtun Park, Brooklyn—M11, 9;
Washington—W ”and.
St. Walnut, ll; 8t. huh I.
a: Harvard...
Tl-tE sum 10 OKLAHOMA.
Fun of fierlnun Trout-Io Among thu' let
lien-The rluu'ltonlent on the Inrronae.
Tun HA. tum . April tl——'I‘liu~ lilruilmn o
the Mill» b out of railroad annual“, just re
turn- ll from u trip through ()klllhunin. re
pnl‘l mniv bill-“lath buying that lllIlllNl‘1l
of I... m-r urv dill rulu'vnlul in HIV lilllhll
m. l um n Il.- \llinln- l'nltcd Home. arm;
um 112 m- I! .-. .t'd lull drivethetn out Nuiuo
are l.ll.I-", Int nim- ullt of ten fllt' llctltloul
l'upt. \li-rl uri nil-l lm-nl. ('nrqnl um in re
i‘ulpl ul 1 u... "‘ unadully to hire burn-as, hav-
llmn m l :nt .ud bl‘ldicd and m uniting oi
the m .- ;\ -. 4| ll.lll|‘ nt Ukluhounl t‘ity Aprl
'.".'. at no u. 'l h.- nlljv-rt b to nmunt at one:
and by ill-rt ~l.~.~.l.-. 4iinlullt‘t‘ rival lunnlenlol
(. at and rupture I’llull't' claim!
A [villi . l tour "mini-1'8 with ll balloon an
ramped w .r Ann-lop.~ llills. 'l'lu-y Will lllftlu
uu um.» : .u the morning, drift ill will air til
llUI‘lI and then Ale-rend ILUIIDI in advance 0
lclum ull-l qua-oily ll-n - -. H 'i'o Uliu': Ilh llll
tirilee trouble and ray the e- uutry uiil ll
till ill liorudo for good land ofllee lawyers.
The excitement is increasing daily, and ul
li xutheru Kin-Nu i. ablaze. The ammo
think that till «harm: is not what It has hurt
l-fllllluvl. The hull ls rel and the land ingot!
t'hirll)‘ for liuyulvd cotton. Oklahoma wan
survey. d some years. ago, but the corners an
nearly all olvlitvrlilul now.
Settlcni taking clailllu will llnd ll dilllcul
to rim-rib.» the Nlltlu when they go to the lam
otllm- to make a filing. and this will give rim
to iununu-rnile «mints. More vvlll grow on!
of tiletihnga by tumult-rs uhn stayed in Illl
country lt,.'f|lll~l lilo Ill't‘hl‘lf'lll'a orders rim
mil cunn- out of the timber April 23‘! arid Illt
nnyuuy. L'otlt'mlil settled at first by “'in
Ili"~ll‘r'i Wlll nflervl‘anl have to be settler
again in the courta The outlook for thi
country and the [runners in not Ara-lien by
(lily ”walls.
, Dead at Ninety-four.
t'ltlf'Ath, April li—Ahnun Unle, one of tha
be men in thirteountry who have lived under
all if)" pl’l‘ri-lellts from le‘l’gle “'unllingtot
lu llcnjululn llurl'imn, died ill this city
'l'llurslny night. He mu burn ill Mira-inch“
in ft. in Hub. and verve-l in the war of 1512
.\t|--r :r rls'll-nn- of swine your. in New Yorl
In ("in lo L'uiclgo ‘.Il Itx'L’i, and has livot
lu-ru cl er since. llo renn-tulxred when tln
bridal»; part of the city via-i a meadow, nut
ml In tell how angry he bv-eame when hi
lmt hi» cows in the high grant growing on I
part of land that sold on Washington} birth
day hut for $7.500n front fwd. II» was tht
only survivor of the war of lM'.’ in Cool
coir ty.
"mun"! to tho .‘linlater.
l’oronxucmm, N. \'., April t;,—-5omo ol
the nicnib-r» of the l'annozl >trm-t Methodi»:
lipid-opal church of thorny un- opp-Mug the
return of the ill-v. )lr. Aekerrnau to the pun
burnt.- of the church by the New York con
ten-nee. It is knnnn that n protest agnilnv
such return hm been or is going to be neat tn
the liiallop prmidlng at the conference no!
in N'nal)" in New York, and it is known ala
that the prntnmt charges a prominent member
of the \l'aahingtou street )ll'lllllllhl I-Ipiricopa
church with meddling olllriotiflma in tha '
attain of the Crulmm .~treet. church Th:
blall'lp undoubtedly lo.» the document by tht
time, and if in id..- public it is likely to create
Nillh' feeling la'lttn-u the IV“) churches f0
lrn ed to.
)rnarlt Motluxlint Conference.
I'LAISI'IELLI), N. J., April ll—At tho wxsint
of the Newark Methodist conference the lbrv
Dr. A. I. Ilricc, presiding elder of the Eliza
both \lL-ltrh-t, :llflolv' h.» report. Them arelll
churches» and 7.": prim-hing plan-n. Tho
churches are vain -d at $507.22», and the :l,
rummage} are worth ammo, The after
noon sis-nun var devoted to th-- unnivernary
of the ‘l’lllllflll'ffui'v’lgll liabiunnry society
Mrs. \t'iilniln l. Sinlllln'r pru~.~i:l.~d and Julia
Emma i~ Kliuwmi and Mrs. W, ll. (Patron
made ml‘lrlb't'h'. 'i he anniversary of the Fun
femnce Micdonary uA-iety was held in tha
evening, l5i~lhop )Ierriil presiding.
(”at (III III: l'rlenzl’a liars.
RALEIGH, N. (1, April 'i.——)lll€1'i t'urtis
ngml It}, was found \l’mlnenlay near the pub
he read with lmth cur-l cut off. He had lair
in the road all night. He charge-l Franl
Palmer. :1 lleighlmr, with cv-nunttlng tlu
dual. .‘.'.incr and Curtis “l‘rJ r-rtlirnirq
lulzm' Tue-slay, wh-n tho tonne-r, vvitlimif
war 5;, act upon Curtis, and, striking bin
clown. ate unlinked h.» dnstigurnlcnt. l'al
lilti' hr... ll. d. and the only motive magnet;
for the mt 'n that the coupl- WI'I'L' under tlu
influx)",- of drink.
Ilcn linllidity’n “lilo: bend.
Donna“), Hre.. April li—Sll‘fi. Kathe!
Ilo..l~lziy, wiluw of lip ilolnliny, tilt-v] yen
tervlny attenloon, title ieavm' two children
Ever place the livath of lien llolllday hi:
“plow has Irma trying to get the courts ti
allow her mom of l.'.-. vbtalv- than um» give:
to her. She “a. the rL‘urml wife of the mill
iQ)ilal'.1' own-tr til the llit'lLtllOl Stage route
the tin-t mt», mtlr her daughters, Barnum
Bib ers and L'ullllL-sfi Ile l'lvtlt‘lni.r§, both celc
brat rl lunatic-8', havingdml many years ago.
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An Insane l’rulvibiuonlst-
UblnS'I’UWX, I'm, April ti. ——Jn.irr fl, D. mg
km, a colored ex-s‘lrlnl t-riv'ilrr o'.’ 2‘.er place,
has baseline law on the proulnitr r y unmad—
nlmlt, in the lillcrl'al of which be rained out
to stump tlze nullity. While at lir. rthal’lllr
he lrL’all'lL' s!) limb-rolls that he wa-z nrnh'tcvl,
lie lhn‘ntcllr! t in wt out the newt-o of tin
«nicer.» and drink a [tilt pint of their bLood.
lle “'th land-Halal and Liam to jail,
lnbrooches many have u wachaut for a
leaf of Roman gold, upon which crawls a
diamond and ruby coated caterpillar in an»
promo: indidereuce.
humblinge lzl I hr!
3;.triil.
t'.\:i.tJ-lri.\l:IE2, .l.yl‘.i o.-— Lamp! gallon
c:|ltti.'.' l'lililli.ltl__’,< luv been hard coming
from the l).‘u'.t-.~ of the earth at Bret Hill.
it... noise in >‘.l"!l a ~ to mite the windows and
I. ak-~ the hon-n; tremble. rev-2m; nights in
allt't’eaulhtl th-mrtn hm. :tinu-il an prrceptiv
bl)" that pe- ple round umwp inure been
awake-nut. it is thought that natuml gas is
working! its any to the surface.
The Striking Switchmcn Beaten.
Burnt», April ti—It “an flatsl at the
‘ Iriuf llppil'uzinns t..-rwork
My. h-on run in 7-} mi w» ..- it'. ;:y men as are
required. Ii 1.“ llm it I" t‘ m lit!” rWlIt-IM
m at dirk, i..(' thiingilnvlt tiztwnof thcoid
hands, who lt‘flln -d to g, . n the striker;
Trains are i.~_u__; m ... out r.-,-ularly, the only
trouble b. in; du.- to w...- pulling of coupling
vim by the :izi‘a'vrs.
l'tlca in Darknen.
Unca, S. Y., April Il—UtLea was in dark-
neu last night or account u: an accident at
an electric light “orig. There was an ex—
plusion in the pay: when wnducti the steam
from the boiler. to the tuglne. Three men
employed at the work- were severely smiled
aboutthe’famand hands. and were newly
“floated when they escaped from the bolls
room
Dr. McCall'- Condlthn.
Palacrrot, 8. J.. Art! ill—Dr. Icon-Ii
continue! to tarpon. lib attending phy—
deian ray: that his bronchial trouble]:-
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any chair for twocthraehoun aday. ‘11.
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It. HADLEY.
Ol'BltA'I'IVB AND MECHANICAL
l
DENT]: 91'.
local amniotic applied for extraction of teeth
witlwut extra charge. (frown work a rpeelalty.
lull ll [loom w,|laviland’e Block, 80. Norwalk. Ct.
II. A. N. CLARK.
bl South lain meet. opp. City Hotel,
Boll’l'll Null All.
8 to 9 a. in.
other: Iloun. i I210 2 p. ill.
Telephone connection.
”—6303! D. III.
I. U. KNAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
I'urnlrhee Plum, hplclfleutinno and superintend-
cnce fur the connlructlon of envy dmnvtim
of bulldiugl.
'I'I-Iltlltl BEAMJNABLB.
UIPIIYI—Jl'itylor'I' Building Washington EL.
01:19
no. Norwnlk. I'. 0. Box 775.
I“ II. I’I'ZCKWI’JLL.
. Allf'lllTIZf‘I'.
Room 50. llnriland'u Block.
Wuhingion otrcct. South Norwalk leis 3m
ALEX. 8. (ll “DON,
Organist cf the Flryt Congregational Churcli.Water
bury. Teacher of
l’ ianot’orte, organ and ll usical
Com posttlon.
f6 ly Lock Box 89 l'. 0,. SOItWALK. CONN.
C II. D'Alt‘l'tlls.
C
Caterer for Weddings and Patrice. Ice Cream
manually on hand tonne nick and well. Ilia eelo
bruit-d Root lkvv. and Employment office.
to Haiti 511. so. NORWALK. ('1'.
J D. J $551505.
0
Sueoeuor to L B. Qulumd.
Undertaker & Enibalmer.
BLEL'I'RIC SIGHT BELL IN THE OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight tit. hardener. 5 Ella 8L,
880 (la Sorwalk, Conn.
J c. crtowx, / -7,
O
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane tumtrlxed and Intimate- given.
Jobbing of all kin-31 promptly attended to.
nhogoltnn rtreet, near lain
P. o. x «3. South Norwalk Ct.
J B. l‘AYMOSD.
O
‘
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
on: foot of llavtlund St. on Water. P1). Box 617.
sou'rn NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK
5t Wuhlngton Street.
Cpeu Dally front to 12am, and from t to: 9..
and on Saturday evening! from 6 to 6.
Whitetail allowed on Depoelte.
ALDES BULIANS Pm. -
was it. lands. Vicar-M4
JOHN ll. KNAPI‘. Sec. anu'l’rcae
:ATEINTI'E
G. I! BI'I‘SG'I'ON,
Wall- Ington, D. 0.
Tim year! in United Staten Patent 0M.
«law Guide to invention mailed flee.
g
Gcorae ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and ice my huevtoe of all krndvof tnmltuu.
36 llaln Street, liorwalh.
aim prepared to furnish everything neewy for
the interment of thedad, day or night. Telephone
wanfiigavlvim I'm no. 8 Berkley place.
e .
JOHN H. SMITH,
' FLBBIS'I'.
anus 8mm, scorn uonwanx
EGGS! EGGS!
Fresh Country Eggs
6 Dozen for $1,
._‘1.._.
Daniel L’llommedleu’s.
‘ GREAT “8!le mm In Half- S
o of Ta, and Burma.
Cvoap in ad
as only he no
.. Myrna-:2.-
. lean ,
' Conn Yur mic hr 1'. IDAX'I'IB
South Norwalk: E. It BALE. Norwalk. onto-c
Merrill Phono'giipic Academy.
LSD—-
Commercial Tralnlng school.
El Atlantic“. Stamford. 0t. In Session
Day and lvening.
IIOB’I'I‘IA‘SD and Typewrltinz
68 under
meat
the paternal instruction of the prin—
who”. manager of (kl '-
Se’hflool. Mord. Conn. q
COIIIIFIAL Depaniaalt. for the may of
drip, arithmetic. we,
luck-rpothot.a. .Wndeof New York eitv.
Youngnial and women carefully plenum to all
Wendimttveporltiou.
Mammal-nth Ml guilt-
uotlee Parental-ulna lull Infor-
m l. LIIBRILL. Pill.
BI Atlantlcat ,ltaltford.
mam-money
W 0"-
lt EVENING sauna
O
\
W. H. MEEKER &.
SOLE AGEN'I'I
FOR THE
Gan Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND TINWARE.
Intimate. given for
Steam and Hot Air lleatlng.
Il'SIC IIALL BLOCK.
Monuments and Bealxlonei.‘
Do not buy anionmncnt or llmdmmc from any
pbeuprhJutgo direct to the nhow room of
. W. ta, Water Direct. Norwalk and oeled one
all complete and you will not he dlugoiuted in it:
, Dwain all kind- of ildlrlg none
and cemetery work.
P. W. BATES.
Gilli
All Right Again.
lIavlng again got Into my old “and, fly'r Block.
Iain meet. and replaced the grub! calmed at the
tire by a much larger and
public to 7ch me a call.
In town 0
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &c.,
And offer them at the moot mnable ‘
Give me a rail and you will be u! that there
ll no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J. P. O’ROURKE.
mrl? 2m ,g
hl-m-r .4ka invite the
Icanrhow the bait line
...... ... ‘._.-_.__ . ..- ..-- _.._._.
Insult "‘Yiir Lila Til-Dal.
'I‘o-ltorrow llay he Too Late.
Take an Endowment l’olicythst you may and in
old age. If you live or if you die, it will he a help
to your family. 7 cent- a day will give a mag
man an endowment of ”-0” to be paid to h n at
fill year- ol age or to hit family at dn-llh. 50am 3
day will give you a life policy for new. and you
do not tome what you have paid if you; Imp paying
any year after three.
INBUBI! IN THE
CONNECTICUT GEMEF‘ZLL
Life Insurance 00.,
0? HARTFORD.
8. s. vnonnznlzu, Agent,
South‘Sorwatk.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Pattie and House Agent.
General lnsurunccAgency
lire. Life and Aeeideu.
Owen Simulator) Tlcketa—Chblu and Steer-go.
Draft: for or: z and upward! and HM Order! to
all partner Europe.
Notary Public, AeknowledgemflTakcn.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
all Wuhmgton at. can door to Pat-once.)
AtActualCost.
l)l-1RSOSS denim“ of obtaining life insurance at
actual cost, should write for circular: to
Security lutual Benefit Soelety,
233 Broadway. New York.
Thin Society claim: that for Pi! years the met to a
member of middle age has been
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand doilm of his-unmet. d!!! on
""I'l’énry” Tilly.
BlBBlll‘xE BAKE _
\ Special attention given to re-
' pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat—
ed carriage for sale.
KENT a clloill'unl:
lllSllllS till] PLASTEBERS.
Boilers at all Kinds
set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE: AT 9 SBLLECK’5,
It)? “’mhtngton St. Brldxc,
so. Norwalk, Conn.
Alto, PA). Box “0, Westport.€t.
mun ‘
JUST RECEIVED!
New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,
Gerkins and l‘Iixed ;
Plltl and x pint Bottles.
Suit Pilllil all Penicillin
Aha-torment of Garden Illll Ddlwuth'l he
olives, Tomato Cat-ups.
and Jellies, In Glass.
English Dairy, Edam, and Plan-
apple Cleo-o.
~31...
liliillllill
alum nut um.
noun “I‘ll, can.
EL, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, was.
The total Ballet.
-~—-—'I Ill HIST——
MEATS
BIIWID IN 'l‘lll INT “nun.
It on not the choice-t nun. obhtnedre
rd «and truublcm cunt. you willlud then It a)
arket. u well at»
Palm of all Kills
IN thI SIAM)!
1"". HAYES.
manure nwcx. ~ count uouvuu
ifliiil lilBlBP.
One Quality,—-’l‘lte Belt.
But. Veal. lamb. Hallo;i Pork. Salt and hub.
Conn-d Itwf. Buick Tongue Ilanin.
Bkouldcrl, BiaemJtalogua. [hunk-
Otto.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l‘rouiptly.
CHARLES SMITH
.13 walIIIIIIIOII Street.
J H ’ Klinefelter,
DPILIB Ill
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
Bun. B. E'BTBIH. Bent.
Waco Connection.
Bfllflflll & Basil
2‘5 llain St, 80. Norwalk.
llBfllS Fish OYSIBI'B,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Bit:
0! All Ill-d9 In 'I'Ilelr Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ll. I. lel‘l'l'l‘. 80.9 B. 8. 11mm.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01‘
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alwayr fur: and a: a mute pun would dowell
localluthc
Central Market
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Outer! Mikael and gamilrlircml to any part
ofC‘iry.
Jlllllllll Saturn, Pills.
SEWE RS!
F. LI. PIERCE
DEALER ll.
1‘1 IC‘VER PIPE
m
General Sewer Contractor
to lantern-new with-alum
unblock “mum-Net...
himnd’ngtomwflhthermtlylafl
mmiathlectywfllladlttothdr advantage to
afloat-tn. 8!!
r7. 3 . PIERCE
Box 20. South Kern-lbw.
38.5. n. FERBIS,
1. toleraleasd Brat: Data: In all kind- of
Bill. All W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Esme Stone, Etc.
Lclligll, Lackavranna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
lint Br .BBBBEB Pllll‘l
Yard‘foot ofWuhtngtolt' and“
Ihallm Bmcholloc atflfilam
Drnlsm - “In
W as»...
‘I' ha
.2" W ' “at .mm
«for! of cruel-hi
Meats, Fish listen, .
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ £03.27: %
anhinaet. A. 1'. blew-rt E-uuefix,
WILLIAI L. BOBR ............... moo as
lmhmt. Dmitri-art. Conn
GEORGE 886 KR’I‘ ........... .mm 85
m (M a . Y.
BBRBIB'I‘ AXS’l'EY .............. mm 9.5
Prime Seam, Judge Dillon.
ALFRED P. BOLLKR.............J9D.03 625
Civil Engineer, 3. Y
wmox L. SNYDER ........... 115.“) 825
(burnt-ion levetlaat, N. Y.
Y. W. G. Jub'lts ................... man 82!:
Paid to awe. _
$5.”
HERBERT ass-rut. .. ......smm slmo
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.
WILLIAM B. STROSU ......... 9MB LCM
India-lit. N. Y.
FREDERICK W. SEYBEL. . ,. . "MD 1,!!!)
Whole-it liliinery, '5. Y. ‘
u EDWIN L GWATIIIBY. . . 139.0) 1,”
Ian ‘ _ . . ' - ., m,
TIULr—gt-on 1,. .. 7 to. .i..-,_-...;.... “a.
"- SPRING, r as...”
( i RAN l)
llllllllBlY Display
Now
A! Mir W I’nmwl.’:,‘!\t:1.‘rrt.!\'munl‘.’.
ull \hll llllloll
llats, Bonnets, ltlllhoue,
Velvet», Silks. Laces, Flowers.
Pompous, ornaments, he.
"It! made and trimmed by cumin-tent inllllnen.
Ilalil dyul and I maul. lourulux onion 3 unduly.
The balance at our winter «lock on will claw out
very low. Trimmed But:- from $1.00 up.
MRS. FAWCETT,
a Water tit , - Norwalk.
Sell 12 varieties of
RANGES
From $8.50 to 830.00.
The one the People buy the moat in the
“UNCLE NICK.”
We have will am of three mace and over 100
Great Ameriun heatr'u. Tee-c ranges and hell-
en have won the victory. J as: received a full line
Decorated China.
In (unite and plain and engraved i! an ware, We
ve a lame stock of Agate. Comic-r, Tin and Iron
Give an a cal .
Ware. Prices low.
aligns:
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
_.._A,1'.__-
ll. 3. BRUWN’S
B001" it SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECEST
$10,000.00
-ll:w
8 AN ILLL'STRA'I'IOX of the benefits of man
logo: the “aural ’l‘outine or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we re below ate-tot beneficiaries that participated
in t distribution or the money: due {ruin lhc two
on dubs B and ‘0’. on the deathof Plutcrick
. G. Jones, of New lurk City.
Amount Amount
Paid in. lb‘ccivcd.
HENRY I“. G. IIY'I'IES ....... 816”!) :6?!)
Lame! Brim, Importere, X. Y.
Kaine.
Dork lanufactory. Brooklyn.
F.W.G.JO.\'K~§........:.. 2311!) 1.000
Paid to Elam. '.' _.
85,000
haw Yoltx, July 3d, rm
W Benefit Association, Nair York. N. Y.
Quinlan : l t'ake in "$03“ '
receipt 0 cheque or . mount. "vi
duneonthedeathutoneofthe when of my
club In yourAeeodatlon.
I can rwommcnd your Amoelation as a dc~lnhle
one to be imurod in, for in; promptnees ln timescale
meat of rialnu. am It's 'l'ontine system as a profit-
ableinvn-tment. Yours very truly,
' W". L. “ORR.
Merchant, Bridgqu, 0mm.
F. ii. l'lfi‘th‘llLTi’JN,
GEKERAI. AGENT,
P. 0. BOX 81?.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. , it 83:: Sontag-Incline
‘Wlnaaiaallpmnhyll ‘l'i
tau who
may all at ya- ”I.“ uflér 3
“batten" bu.- yonr own
,. . m warn-u l.
"bl—mm. I
.l m. Ih'i but 5-:
otneof-v.»'r- .. -.
wr-mmtv la vt-a wen"! r
F. H. NASH & BBB. ..
Livery and read Stabln
u'llui'irll llorlzi,
llomu and l‘urrlageutolct for all occasion.
Carr: 1- ul lh-pot..m nil-ct All 'I'ralnt.
enroll-I at Runnable I'll-an,
' ' when on.
iwau an fiuifiiiff.
so: Watar 8L. loot of Bank.
llBlDGIPOB'I', 01‘.
We uk renewed attention thin team to our Itoek
of Nova Selma hand made woolen mum
and mittens, and our line of in Cm
We 'lllll to more fully introduce to the lotion at
all outdoor workm driven. it. It late. and
men, the great eomlort and Iafet from w and
cold. to be derived tron a good tot oiled cloth-
. Will: them no rubber Glove-and In. On“.
of which we have a good clock. Call. to
tuxvenndhum by ntnandeloetvtoavabwall
mun hasn‘t] tame owner. 0m”: Moll“
van ‘overl w more a coin
and may are It: cost may limo iii a “la.“
These however are but aide allows. lull
bulllwull dealing in Pure lands and Olla. Bhlp
Chandlcry, Bummer: Buppllea and la
ltl’llli. unity of there liuel we are t to
match and itapoeelhle to heat.
By the way. We have a Brand of lads
from the hut. imported stock which mm, In
hum of 100 each. They are my lilo flavor and
cost but little mom than cigarettes. Drop in and
try them. Telephone. N. Y. Prion. hover
adenoid. ape“ ly
DAILY FREIGHT 1. Ni.
Nurwallllirlurl
*TIIIE PROPELLEIS—
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri . tinnda for
freizht between New lpdvk, Nora'alm
Nomalk. Will leave Pier23, foot of [lethal
New York. every evening, except at
o'clock.andon Saturdav at 2 p. n. heave lor-
walk Bridge and Soul Nonalk every evening.
l’reIght taken from and received for all
points on the Danhury and Harv-1k and
Bhopang Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
pon Ipplic‘tlon to agent! the City“? Norwalk
1‘
nd Rage will be sent for offretght
anywhere in New York or he Emily.
TWA“ persons are forbid trusting-aye!
employees!!! the boat: of int-uneon account
theovnicn thereof.
9.
Tontlne or Club Payment. “" W
WOOD MANTBLS,
DOORS,
sasa, . BLINDS,
mu woon WORK.
0? ALL KINDS.
Large Stock 01’ Columns
- for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass. ‘
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
lumber Yard between railroad Marriage
ill at full «illuminant
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Hatch, Bailey & Bu.
FREEMAN’SEW
All
E m“ new. ‘Ihwncmu’ltz ‘
alumna-w
[Magritte-Geo. B. Plaid-d; 0. [alpha-t W5:
Baxter's.
fl,“ .. ., __ _.-..._____. nun
Humane“:
Thebrleon'l'ar Soap makes a fine latherahd
lave- the okin volt and agreeable; lta
qualhleearefirstdua [like it.
R. M. snitlnta‘s. Engraver, mauve! at.
N" naval Coll.
Gentlemen-Having used your Meo- ‘l‘u Snap '
myself. and finding it a Wy good article for
cleaning, rcfmhinz and will the akin, 1 cheer-
fully recommend it wofeul .
Du. Jufi B. m.
I‘ ' f
TOILg’l‘let‘lli l\ ’3 ~l‘ l.’
ET. BATH 9. Hill“
It» complexion. alluring, Unanimous,
0mm Home. leech Clan.
mud-ammo.
mmwmumnmdm
ldmhwlmwwm’n“
run-rm Bull“ 0...!" lava. 0—.
r.r.r.humwnnatreatmbhmnumuua
mmmmmm
Karma-.00".
have tried your Farioon 'l‘u Soap and without
heeltatiou can My! unit. thwalredvadwedth
uleln thnocamotrongnnulottblak‘tawhwett
hunrvcdnuvmrxoelkutpumn. ltryttla
eaten-aim Irt unit .
' ' wwuu’man
l'orr Omen DIP ,
mam-m lthi k Wyn-3|“ '0' the
— a your 3
fluent I ever came acre-I. clonal I.
,. m-
rou ma in /
603863 3. I’ll-LISTED.
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