W‘ —-.—~.»—-—~ u...
iilillll'llllaflantafl.
l'fhe llouse of Representatives
has ilastalaotl the (lover-
nor’s \‘eto.
Ji lin Il Swift, Hartford's wife inur-
deter, most bang. iluch was the decla-
ion of the house of rrpl’w‘lilaltvfia yes
‘teiday, which body sustained the gover-
aor‘s veto. When tlm clerk read (lav.
‘Bulkelay'a veto of the resolution coril~
mlrtingfiwifi‘s death sentence. i-lpeakvr
Perry csihd llr. (“instead to the chair.
and then sent up an amendment alllllllll’
'ting the whole matter to tlu- board of
pardons and deferlng tho rxo't‘llllull until
Nay 31. unless tit» hoard saw lit to com-
mute the sentence. A spirited debatc
then followed and at its close the amend
men! was ruled out by a vote of 7‘2 to 53.
If. Durand, of Milford, said that al-
though he voted for commutation he
would now vote to sustain the veto. lie
ssderted that the members of the judici-
ary committee who are Opposed to capi-
tal punishment, had no right to sit upon
the question. . He said the resolution
passed the house and senate owing to the
runners and scavengers of the judiciary
committee. .
‘3 “initial. of Stratford, t'xprcflol‘d i-tlr
prilli'llt‘ the unusual ferocity of Mr. Dur-
th't‘ remarks. He sought a motive for
the action of the gentlemen who were
taking such an active part in attempting
to have Swift hanged. lie said he did
not with to attribute their action to a
dairs for notoriety, but he was at a loss
to understand it.
Mr. Hickox, 0f thchiieid, said that
daring the debate two weeks ago those
in favor of commutation had made sev-
eral misstatements, be detailed the cir-
cumstances of the murder and attempted
to prove that the crime was premediated.
Hr. Kendall, of Sutheld, disciaimed
being bloodthirsty, but said he thought
the ends of justice would be better car-
ried out if the sentence of the court were
executed. '
Mr. O'Neill, oi Waterbury, said it was
in the province of the legislature to grant
mercy. No evidence had been intro-
duced since the legislature had last taken
action. lie quoted several decisions of
the courts showing the various degrees
of murder.
rlir. lane, of Norwich, asked why kir.
O‘Neill, while quoting decisions, did not
quote the decision of the supreme court
in the Swift case. llr. Laue stated on
lbenuthority of Judge Sanford tint the
lattdr had never said that the verdict of
the jury was against the evidence. 0n
the contrary he believed the verdict was
just.
. Mr. IcCrone, of Enfield, criticised Mr.
Durand for making a promise to vote a
certain way in the matter. He said Mr.
Durand was just liable to turn around
to-morrow and vote another way. Mc-
Csoue, deprecated the veto of the gover-
nor, be has no more power than any
other man, and his opinion should have
no more weight.
' Ilr. Hyde, of Hartford, severely criti-
cised Mr. Durand for bartering his vote
the last time the question was acted
upon. Mr. Hyde said he stated at that
time that the vote was the honest ex'
preuion of every member of the house.
He would now change the statement and
say that the vote was the honest expres-
sion of unarly erery member. He ap-
pealed to the legislature not to listen to
the popular clamor coming from people
rdro did not understand the case.
' The debate was continued until nearly
5 dclock when an aye and nay vote was
taken. The governor’s veto was sustain-
ed, l2l to 96. Representative O'Neill
of Waterbury, changed his vote from
wmmutation to hanging with the under.
standing of a reconsideration to ay. It
is probable that the vote will
sidsred at this morning's session.
Oyster Poulletta.
. / ma rut: rows coon.
Take the oysters, succulent oysters,
With the juices as they open,
Place them in a sauce-pan cleanly.
Sampn free from rust invidious;
Boil them thus for one whole minute,
Just aspace of sixty seconds.
Then strain oi! the oyster juices,
Juices fresh and full of flavor.
Add thereto a piece of butter,
Butter gilt edge top and bottom; ,
Nona your uncalled cooking butter,
Wagon grease or oleomargarine,
Tbiiken then with good wheat flour,
Not too much, but just to thicken;
' Oink this mixture fifteen minutes.
Whoa completed, strain this mixture,
in it free from all hard substance
M would spoil the dish delicious.
Add tothis four iablmpoonaful
Of "pure cream fresh from the dairy.
Cream from Alderney or Shorthorn.
. ‘ some more and thus reduce it
tutti it commence to thicken,
Thicker: and take on a body.
Tike more cream and add an egg yolk
Nix these well until they're blended;
'lfhen pour into sauce-pan mixture,
Add the oysters that’ve been waiting,
Waiting for the consummation
Of this droning, rich and tasty.
Add‘to all a piece of butter
With the juices or a lemon,
Lemon grown in some warm climate,
With a sharp, aciduous flavor;
Fine chopped parsley then mix through it
Phylum and full of flavor.
w t and common r
Add red pepper lightly spring?”
0!? “l" NW NW;
Thus yourpouilctto is completed,
All the dbl: is mo: enchanting
To all Iovsrvot good oystu'a.
A chanddic containing lighted lamps
fsllinthsl‘thodkckurchinflromwell
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mailman
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'IiiLLED HER HUSBAND.
“it! his good grow, even in his earlier years,
Shocking Murder in a Long
liland Town.
Ellhl'l.'l‘ “F A FUN“ Ql'llllll‘IL
Tho “'utlllm \fler ('mllsilillillg llu- 'Ns'il
(anally hills Dunn laud lists a "will;
Breakfast stills "or (III tlu'IIm-llrt I“
euva tor the Clinic.
l'nltr Jhr'l‘l'i:N~I\, i. 1, April ill \w-lt-r
rim rm tour: Mn. ballot l'-ull.‘ll.r u wimp-'1
V- annn. l|'-lll,.'. ill .I lll‘lll but on llm in!
‘l.lll“" l'~ ll J-lll'>:~»ll, l: l, l.ilu“l ll"t llll‘
lurid. li-llr, \lzll. uil Iiki'. 'l‘luna-Iip'n- ll:nl
Ina-n illilrl'rml lnl' lllrlily _‘-v‘.'|r‘ and laid t'll‘\i'tl
t‘lilldl'vil, kll‘ cldmi la-lll: Jim-pl. 'Jil years
of ago. Mr. i'--ul.'.lll ll'l qll ‘lillt‘ qilul'rrlled
wdh iv.” llll'lriill l. JHH |.i:, tllw .«Ill. :tlullyl
al'iul \lxlli ll.n- ll‘IIllli'l‘, tin-i lllH I=I'4'nalultt-<l
laid lM'lllifz lr-lm-wll .I- ~ p!- llllvl Ill~ lol- l-i‘.
\'«~lu-rnl;l_\ m rum; in l4 r-- lll' lzlllli) sn'
dollll In In" iltlll‘l .‘dlw. i'wn .I'l .ml llt'l‘ bu:
bull-i i----:ltll c .L':._---il ill in q ..-r.-‘, in tin
(‘IIIIl'm .-: \" l--ll lll"ll' mil Jm pll -:| l‘ll'l‘ll‘l.
flirtl'llrllwl'fl, lllrlt Ill~lllulil--l'» p.1', J. t pl
llilu'lt-al lll~ l:.:ll r. “llI‘ll, Ii l~ .:. -;-t. it.“
hurt an]. - l :l l .14. > I; llll- uni id Icz; a? '.
use it Ilu his wall I." lit' i'lid'n‘ llt'fli lil'i‘
For!“ and «at clinched au'l \w-w l'l'l'll‘l'.
all at? lllt' flmr wlm'll “Pa. i'vluLt. “HZ"I II‘
RIP-‘lllll vlllli‘ll Ii-r husband a termini.
with it, ill" nxn hung ilul-ululnl lfl tin u: ill'~
lurk, lull ‘ ‘" ll.t'l|"'~. l'uidrlm l: flql
on lll~ ~ivlc groaning lmd rill-Ill lu~~tillln i‘Ilt’I'lI
minus ”i' diui illtlluut recon-m; mlm'luu
l.- ~~ ill a :«hul‘l lime ufh-r iu- .a-m-lvt-d ll:--
lizlill Mir“.
“to sun, JIN'IllI, rail to llit'lll'llat.‘ of iiwlrge
Ill-l ‘1'
Quluurll mnl lulurlricd blur of who! Ins! leru _
plum. Mr. Qlllllill'vl M'lll for‘llt'w'. ('unlilmlr-
and (“Numb-etc, but \"lii'fl ill 5' urrlvul
('nnitlili “its dmvl,
Mix l‘n-ilklrn, ul'ti-r killing her lunimud. rm
down to lll-.- table with some of her children
and all- u hourly lli'i‘ttlifllht. Huloa'qlii'lill)‘
s'nc ntld her mil Joseph lt'u-ro taken lulu t-uv
tody ivy Deputy HheriIY Syplu-r‘, all.» Wu.-
armed with warrants lam-d by Ju~llre Illicit-
lnglllllll. The lvnrllnrl, Who amulrul cool,
said that shi- hil'l stnwk hur llllslltllrl with the
ax to dcfcrld her son, whom slit: l’rnrul Would
be killed by his filllli-r.
Will-n Coroner Wot-lurid, of Huntington,
arrived he imprint-ltd u jury and held flll lil-
qucst. Tho lostlirlony token mu lll llCI‘Ill’tl‘
Mice with tileul-lw. rill-I tin: jury rend-ruin
Vi'l‘llll‘i that i'niiklitl culri-l in In death irurrl
a ll‘nuu-l inflict-«I Mill all :u in thr- hauls oi
his wife, hurl-er i'otrklllr.
MN. i'nuklin Wits» taken before Ju~tivc
lilirltiruhzml illid c-nnulltlul to tilt-county
jail at lll'»'--:‘liv:l-|.
'llr-rlntrdv-rcd man, who was the soil oi
Bo: ill-ll i'nzlklin, n rmp-clnblu (adored liluu,
residing at )ltrurlt Hrlllll, fn-qtlcutly ('irlll-
plum-i in his neighbors of his site's violent
tunpvr till I conduct, and l'X‘lf’t'fnl'tl it four
that she would kill birn some time. (.7 Illkllll
Worked at Wood chopping and did Ullll-r jobs
in mpport his family. "H wife and ui-b-sl
son, Jmcph, it is alleged, Were ln lir- habit .ri
squmlduring his eanrirlgm and ill“ iul to fill-
lru-ruu.» quarrcb in the family. i’un'allrl'r
burly will probably have to be buried by the
authorities. The overs-er of the pair has also
b-vu wutiliol to look oft-:r the unfortunate
clrlldrclk- ‘
lN MEMORY OF SHERIDAN.
Ilrasrlft-Il Tributes to the (iiallnnt Soldier
sir lilo Meeting in Albany.
Aldus v, April lit—Tho,- Sheridan illcrlruriul
exeri'iws arranged by the joint legislative
("lfllfllllirt‘ «la-urns] in the ”Lark ain‘t! rink
bn-re. ill: the platform with Ilitfcullllnluct:
ill-r.- lieu. W. T. Shcnlinri, ccii-Wernur
Aigrr, of Michigan, Warner Miller. Gall.
Swaym (tho orator of the tr\‘v.'lllfl,.;l, lien. 31.
D. McMahon ltfltl the Right Raf". Bishop
McKinney, of the diverse of Albany. Choir-
rnuu ('lirt'h still that lit-n. Slocum, who ran.-
to have pruildwl, was unable to be present,
and that Um, McMahon, «lilo of (ion. Siluri-
rlarr'-. rlrrhsimilo-s, had i'uii-n-rrtui to not.
Prayer “TI.“‘C‘YPTI'I' by Bishop McNierliey,
after which ‘;t'll. Swnyllc read it carefully
preform] sketch of tho Iifeof Gen. Sheridan,
in which no.- llll'llllltlll several personal re
minty-em“. At tin: conclusion of the unt—
- lion loud calls for Gen. Shcmlnn brought the
old \‘o-h-mrl tn tlr-- front and he made a very
happy spun-ch. ill the course of which hrfimal
that it Was gran-{til lit the viii/13in of Albrui)‘
to recognize lliv fact that Sin-rhino was inn:
in Albany, but he lmlul it its an exhlbltiorl
that In: sum l'tltigrniisl to Olin), Th»- gem-rial
was received with a tumult of appi "be when
he began, which was remote-d at the cling,
when the build struck up "Marching Through
Georgia.”
(lovenlor Alger also rlrarlc a short SII‘HIH
:bu'rquive of his mytuintnnc: in HILL! with
Capt. Sherman, who was at his instant-o pr.»
limit-i] by thr- their governor of Michigan in.
“it: [Indium of tun-Jud.
A rudl wa~ made to shake hands with Gen.
Shannan at the «inclusion of the programme,
but he quietly slipped down one of the aisles,
Whiz-'11“: crowd rushel for the stage, and
est-up"! with a, few hand shakts of those in
tun rear.
Tim Election Its Rhoda Islam].
l‘iun'inrzxcn, April lit—By yesterday‘r
hyrelo-rrtions the coutrolof the next general
muddy is settled in favor of tin.- lepulr
harm. The senate now stands: Republican,
as: Dnarmtir. it): to ills drug‘s, l. Tilt '
amiss stamhr: ltqarblicans, 3i; Drum-t" .
as The lthrnbiicam have a majority it‘d
eleven on the joint ballot, with one senator
to inelecteih'thns insuring the election of
the Republican state t.ckct, which failal of
an election by the people.
Another Mall Bag Riflcd.
Bisonairms, X. Y., April 10,—Arlothei
riliui mail bag Ins found inthe Cht-iiangt
river just outside of this city. All of tilt
letters «intuition! in tho bag had been Opened.
list of them are postmarked Carl-militia,
PL, March is, and thus seems to hcnodouhl
but that this bug was taken from the Ens
list-iv.
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Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
was on ‘saldoo alfiuas
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Want Alisa—x ta. it. 25c: xiii. at. Me: lain-at. at.
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Martians and Deaths 2h cents.
Ural Notices l0 cents par line
__. .ujlntflfl (iris.
.ll‘ Llfl'. .
D8 or ’l‘iVlAiiD amorous.
N s
‘ misfit slplgwaiaoat‘dmh
without extra charge. (frown work a elatialt .
in“ If fluom 5tl,llilvrland‘s liiork, llo. Norwal . CL
ill. a. a. count.
51 South Nam atria-t, o l . (‘lly ilolcl,
stllj'l‘ll Noll ALK.
it to ll a. In.
(mice flours. ill to a p. Ill.
ocill Telephone connection. ii to 8 p. in.
V II. a. [Karin
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furnishe- Plans, titavcllltatlona and tluperintend.
once for the construction of every description
of buildings.
TEBIS BEASilNAIlLE.
Onrcs-Wlor's Balldln Washington 81..
no. Norwa k. P. 0. Box 775.
F "it’ll—ECN-vl'ltu. » -- —
' samurai-r.
Room 50, llaviland‘s block.
Washington street, ilouth Norwalk leis .‘lui
Alix. s. unison.
Organist ol the First Comm tlonal t'hurck,Water
bury. Tear. or at
i' isiloi‘orte, Organ and I usical
Com position.
it'- ly Lock Box 39 P. 0,. NtlitWALK. t'Oh‘N.
C it. ilvaurois.
a
Caterer for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
constantly on hand for the nick and well. iiis cola
bratcd ifoot fin-r, and Employment lllllcc.
w IAIN Mi. St). NURWALK. CT.
J n. annuities.
. Successor to L. B. innuml.
Undertaker & Embaliiicr.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IN Till OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence, 5 Elm SC,
88030: SorwalltJtonn.
J narrows, ‘
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
ilbo Ann rtrmt, near Nair:
P. 0. x 443. South Norwalk Ct.
J B. RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Odie foot of Havtland St. on Water. RU. Box 617
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVING! BANK
5! Washington Street.
Open Daily from 9 to mum, and from i to 8 pm
and on Saturday awnings from 6 to a.
Wintcrcat allowed on Deposits
ALDEN SOLHANS, Pica:
JOHN ll. Viliiitls. Vice-Prim;
{DUN H. INAPP. Sec. and Trees
"' zany-“rs: ““““““
G. I! BYING'I'ON,
Washington, D. 0.
Ten years in United States Patent Olhce.
dikw Guide to inventors mailed free.
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FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stock of all kmde of furniture.
36 main Street, Nor-walk.
Also prepared to furnish everything tree for
the interment oi thcdead, day or at lit. ’i'elcp or
connection with residence, No. 3 Ber place.
Nth 19.6!!!
JOHN H. SMITH,
. FLllBlS'l‘.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
EGGS !- EGGS!
Fresh Country Eggs
6 Dozen for $1,
—ar—-
Danielli’ilorpniegieg’sL
: ID milled in flair'I WHIP
%B'u‘ I'll: Griz orchound. the bed
inflammation!
a le. It is invaluable for (troop in children
Boldbyalldragglsta. The
simileofthesignatmof Julflalrinrrdinkw
package. Ilai ‘s
genuine only has far:
r . manaf
a For sale by 1'. new
Norwalk. octtomc
Merrill Phonoggpic Academy
AND
School,
51Atlaatlcst.. Stamford, Ct. in Session
Dayaad Evening.
railway atalmn at the same time the in; snow!) and I'l‘yutrl'ew'githrgt “I lunar
:illh aerpsiaonaln conoa r-
foun on are l9 wasstolen. cipaI and! l offlalcy‘ssl I
‘ School, Hartford.00un.
[Democratic Gains in Albany. OINIBCIAL Department. for the study of
ALB. xv, A 'l lit—Local ' » , batik ing, in arithmet ctr.
‘ P" “MM” “ “ inchsrgaofmf.A.g.WaidcoIl" New roll: on?
heldiutnis city yesterday. The Dt'ltltn‘l‘dlt
mule large gains, electing the justic- of the
city court by about 3,700 majority. Thori-
Ilerc tivo Republican tickets in the field on
eityofllm and in many of the Wards tor
surervisora The board of supervisors for
Albany county will prolibiy be lie-matte
by if majority.
A floats-teal Treasures- Disappears.
l‘ios'rox, April ill-(i. l". Trewolf. tress
una- of Boyt's "Btu lonkey" oourpany, hat
disappsarud, and )lr. Hoyt believes. that he
hu taken with kills the proceeds of their tw:
yrscks' ml at the Park theatre,
amsnaung to sum 'l‘rewolt was last asea
atthathsatrs aboutl p. in. Wedncwiay, hut
wanihakhgrrhiswhwsabmtahav has
M > ' e
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sail on short notice
nation on. or
hYoouilgulen and woulpn carefully prepared to tlll
notable and lsaauve positions.
Dash-nonssssu ledwlth competent assist-
circularsand lull Mon
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arts. at. a. atrium. m.
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Look what. “W are going to
ollcr this week in our
Kitchen Department
- -"
A t'uiliplr-it' iltto- oi Altair, (Brands, or
Hyman» Ware. sold at the saute pin-o- as
ordinary tilrw.tre. That is what we on-
gnmg to «In at lilla mic. We idler a low
of tile spot-Jul bargains in this depart-
ment.
Tea i'ots usually sold for 8100, 1.33
and $1.50, our price till. 73 and hilv.
Haucepan— u-liuily sold for 75, ililc and
l 25: our prit'l- ill, 53 and ill".
—~- ,. on
lllll‘ Kitchen llllfllll.
Rival llonnett Ash Slim-a 59c cach.
Mrs. l'ott’s Sud irons, 3 in set \vitill
handle, at 1.29 a set.
no but “vacuums. . ,_ l
lover Egg "With?! llc each.
Decorated Cups and Saucers 83.: per
act; worth 1.25. ,
Kitchen Knives ard Forks, 4 dozen
knives and ldczen forks. llilc
Goblets, do each,
Lamp chimneys. «i and 5c each.
Electric Stove Polish 5c.
Whitewash brushes, 24c each.
The biggest bargain yet—10 elegant
Tea Sets at!» 49; this act is worth 7,50,
Call and see it.
._...-M.
-_.
Everything at the Boston
Store is warrantcd as rcprc
scnlcd or iiloiley checrlully rc-
lunded. Come one, come all,
and be convinced that by
lllf‘cllilslllgr your Dry-Goods,
lt‘ancy (\l‘lli'llfi, and Kitchen
Furnishings ol'us you will llll-
doulllcdlv suvc lrloilcy.
Popular Una-Price Dry-Gulls
Hllifl,
STUN Sl‘flll,
NORWALK. ‘
lmllllllamlls
Clearing Out Sale!
.9. - >7
On Monday, April i,
We will commence a Clearing Out Sale of
Dress GOOdS
Fresh Canned Herring
Re a Cart, or 0 (has for v.00.
Seed Potatoes
EarlyRose.
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N ew Queen,
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TINEL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, no.
& w The little] all:
.- ..—m..«-..—-—.m-w.w.- _ . -
SPRING, 1 anti."
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AN!) '1‘] NVVA]! E.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air llcatlng.
IUSIC HALL BLOCK
lllilmeits all Headliner
Donal huy amenaawat'nr Martini lion: my
h. but tact the show rooms of
Wag 8min“. #Mwalk and select one
all coin lets and you will not he dies lpolirtod in its
apsearaup re. llualcr in all kinds of ullding stout-
osmatery work.
1’. W. BATES.
All Right/\- aid.
flaring again got into nl old stall . Ily‘s lllock.
Iain ML and replaced t c goods destroyed at the
die by a much larger and better riot-It, l invite the
bile toglvc me a rail. i can show the best line
F. H. NlSH & BBO.
ill-ll 12 varlt lit, of
RANGES
From $8.60 to 330.00.
Throne the People bar the swat is the
“UNCLE NICK.”
We have sold III) of these ranges and over 100
Great American heatm. 'rme ranges and heat,
on have won the victory. Just received a lull libs
becorated China.
In more 2nd plain and eugrat'td l! sea ware. We
have a lane stock of Agata. Coma-r, To: and iron
Wars. l'ricu low. (live as a rail.
(MIC Quality,~-’l‘lio Best.
lit-cf, Veal, lamb, Notion, l’ork, Salt. and huh.
Corned Beef. tlrnoked Tongue Halls.
shoulders, Baromilalogma, [hank-
forts. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Spt"~!ty.
Orders Delivered Prompa ; .
CHARLES sun."
5.3 more;
Meals, Fish Oysters,
n town of
Harnesses, Vegetables, Fruits,
Blankets, N ——~.- «~-—«’ '
WhIpS. 6w» 011]). N. Y, N. H. &H. Banal. —-0F—
And ofler them at the most reasonable as. Naphone Count-cum.
tlivc me a call and you will ho salts ed that there ~
is no better place to buy or have repairing done. "— A L L GB A D E S
9
J .125. 0 BOURKE. no u
11]] ll] fill
28 Blair: SL, 80. Norwalk.
Meals Fish [listen
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Ell
or All lilnds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Lowest Prices l
The Best (loads for
Insure Your Lila Tfl-llll.
To-liorrow liay he Too Late.
Take an Endowment l'olicytllst {you may need in
old age. it youllveor if you die, I will he a help
to your family. Ternuaday will give a young ‘he Lent lone,
man an endowment of mm to he paid to him at _
boys-a of age or to his family at death 5 cents a -—AT—-—
day will rive you a life policy for 31.01!) and you
do not loose what you have paid if you stop paying
any year after three.
lNl-lURB IN Till
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life insurance 60.,
H. S. BRIJWN’S
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SouthNorwslk.
J b M L t THOSE WHO DESIRE Clark & Lane’s Block
aco . ay 011. THE BEST OF ... mm mm.
Ballasts-adheres Agent.
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Tootinc 01' Club Payment.
.—.9’——_
8 AS [LLL'STBATION of the benefits of laser
tag on the Mutual Tontisc or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadlvay.'1\'ell' ‘York,
Firs. Hie and Accldan
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Sleerage.
Dmfts for one 2 and upwards and Money Orders to
all parts 0! Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
t0 Destination.
to Washington n't., (Next door to Poet-0mm.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
Life Insurance,
All Actual Cost.
PERSONS dcslrma of obtaining life insurance at
actual cost, should write for circulars to
Security lutuai Benefit Society,
Meals, '
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at a moderate price would dowcll
to call at the
Central Mlllfll
OFFICE AT 8 SELLBCK’S,
Home Beat}! Almo’ (ion, New York. N. Y.
ID? Washington at. Bridal,
Wholesalcand Isms Dealer in I“ klnds of
lien, the mat aomlort and salst
will, to be derived iroar a road all
mg. hWith these an rubber 010m and Inga
W
Canvas Covers will prove a nourish
and may raveitacoatmanytunes u
buslmais dealing in Pure buds and
t'handlcry. ltogttnu‘s bupplles and Dyed tag I
terrals, in any of there lines we are til it E
malrh'and trays-tibia to heat.
from the heat impart-d stock which we
hostaoflwcarh. They an: my Inc flavor om
v cost bfltue'iuci‘l‘npli'han chantry. P Drop
try I . ' - one. . . rial.
under-old.
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stanzas; ii. circa.
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, g1 filliVifll IN 'l'tlk.’ ”EST IANllEIi.
m -. if on want thi- rhnirt-st HEATH, ol-Ialm-dra M Mrs, W. l‘awct-tt'v ‘l \Val’l’il _ Nors'alk Now
m " he? ofllllnlllt'nl coal. you will find tilt-tn at at] on an lull su ‘
ar e , as we as
I" 2? , iiats, Bonnets, llillllllits, “'9“? a“ n“ “‘"l'
m E Pun-[If of all K n l'elvets, Silkll. Laces, FIOWCI'N. WARWICK "org.”
8 Pomponfl’ "I'll.“llents, ‘0' {larvae and l(grunge-a to lot (“Tr-3 corals”.
IN l'l'll tllMlON . ‘ . it sat potlulnceiAli Ila.
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, ”IIDOIPOIT, (,‘I'.
Plumbing. MRS. FAWCE I I , ol§:::k£;crm&u~a&0uthislm incurstosk
swam. and AS , and mittens, and our n’iuwc (Eul’rdrmgrmtgg;fm
Ga. r‘t'mg. ‘ - . EEOIOI‘, ~ EOI'WBIK. We wash to more lully introduce totha Miles of
all outdoor workers, drivers. it. it ran, and Test.
5 from ws
and
of oiled cloth-
ieh ac haves good stock. The to
II
biases and harnesses by rslnand sleetstonssiawe
known to every home owner.
One of out Oiled
protatiiwr
lslorla.
'lhcu: llfr'flfl' am but side shows. r main
Oils rilip
l
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Bytheway. Wehalea Brand of (Pair
sary to
is aid
will!
in. Old and 3.11.3513:
uni FREIGHT ill.
Nnuallillllnrl
—THE PROPELLERO-
City of Norwaik & Eagle,
Will make daily tri , holidays I.
[night between New a; mu
Nonalk. Will kavcfiaafoot of Beck-tan streets
New York. every evening, except Saturdays, at
o'clock,andim Saturday at 2 p.m. have M
walk Bridge and Sour Norwalk everycvcntag,
freight taken from and racalud for all
points on tho Dis-bury and lorwalk and
slime; Railroads at Greatly Bed-cad
Bates. =
Own plie‘tionto agcnts the City of Norwsik
and lag; will be sent fore lutsoff
anywhere in New York or its “claim m
'Q'All persons are forbid! an of the
employees of the boats of this line on animate!
thcowneralhcrwf.
9'<.’.+’-¢:3M6°l¢l Wash.
'. - .wru- annual-mm,»
1.: {‘1 umth-m
M Ibvy Gall
Mimi's.”
Wigwam
', and cases at sip-l m
, . ouk’cwaow-usblo—
za;t.y (a. sane“ has,
7' r man with. a- twp-Isa!-
u’al-l has of
c:.
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......yn.r l "£,LL'ybl-ZIWWOWI
as .o v mg l: .nrawrar. be: In" of "'5?“ Ito "M
mt Rang-ho a ay ui rs are. Hohhfl‘r ta...
snow-o; Cm, slg PM“,
linings. in.
WOOD EARTH“
DOORS,
SASH, Burma,
HARD WOOD WORK,
0? an. KINDS.
[large Stock of C0liiiuns
UNDERWEAR 233 Broadway. New York. . . . ‘ .
’ ThisSocicty claims that for six ycarsthc cost to s 3:, 'fiififéggfigfiwm‘gfimfi“ $3113 for Tnmnling
PLANNELS member 0‘ middle “ill" in” been ’ . ,mot'lubs B and II on thedxathof Frederick
~ . I“, rum Tm", “on,” I, “3,“. Before Purch asmg Elsewhere. .0. Jones. at Nwiori my. _.-_-....__
CAR-PETS foreach thousand dollars of lnsurancc.‘ dllltm 0rd licltsd ad oothdei‘ Kaine. iguana wa‘ Plate and Shoot Glau-
' H“ m “on? m a K "m w‘ u, put stirrer commas .......fl$lbllnlb mares ' .
And some goods from all our department-. which em y. Layne: BM" “90me N” Y' Steal” saWing, Planing,
Wt. shall odor at . .1 flag-Di Elfin-15:53pm. V {Ml as d T i
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HALF PRICE l llllRIlGE MAK all nu & sauerwm Praia M... ’’’’’ . t“
a .i ' on .
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' Special attention given to re- S EWE R S. ,gg’; ,gg'qfifi ,,,,, m a, L“ "M m... "*4 ~
GUCCYCWI, l on. '
For Cash Only. pairs in all bundles- ' ALFREDP,BOLI.ZB.....,.......J!9w an Ill] at El" [if Email ““31
' A d h d F. BI PIERCE Cl-V'll Engineer, N. Y.
500d 8060“ - all , two-Beak D m Wflgfiflfflfiim "w '3 South Nos-walk, Conn.
ed carriage for sale. , ‘ ‘ v.w.o roses ................... mes oz. -
d E & d S itsvr & CliilLWEbL 0“ SEW ER P 1" E mm" m lllllllll Bflflfly & Bl]
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and Jobbing 0| all Kinds Box 20. South N0rwalk,Ct. "wwz’gm‘ 5—0“ 11:30: isallogaindoversndwh-Juth
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r. s. ’conmias. angina. is M low.
(in-nuns: I take are in acknowlegm'
, receipt or checqae f ' . amount of div cad
duemeonthedeathofoncofthcmem cfisy
. dab in yourllssociation.
i can rectanmcnti your Aseociation as desirable
, one to be insured in, for its muses“ thesettla
meat ordain-r. and its Tontinc system as a molt»
Brick, Lime. Cement. ”cm W Cm
Blue Stone. Etc. F. A. HAMILTON,
behigh, Lackawanna, Locust , cassnar. sonar.
lonntaill. Franklin: and ”'0’ "0‘ "”
“mm“ Coils. SOUTH NORWALK. mull.
So. Norwnlk, Conn.
Also, 1’. 0. Box 140, Westport.Ct.
morn
JUST RECEIVED !
New Pickles,
Assorted CliowChow,
Gerkins and Mixed ;
Pills and X pint Bottles.
Yours very trnl ,
n. I. “ORR,
English Dairy, Edam, and Pine-
applo choose.
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