IIts IIexrt'erIoIEcI.
She Wants I New Community
of Sisters.
"ll INDIANS TO BE Illll'I‘A'I‘IIII.
It. Fools 'Ilsat It Ins-i (Duly III Ilene IIy
Ilaturu “1m “oultl Vow Themes-hrs
Exclusively to This \t’urII-tlhe linens
Their Condition.
I’IILIDILPBIA, May lL~lt can be In-
nouaoed on unquestionable ecclesiastlul au-
thority that Ml- Kate Drexel‘s entrance into
Iconvont olthe Balers oi Mercy, In Pitta-
harg, isonly temporIry and that shehasao
Intuition ot Incoming I member of that or-
der. liar purpoee is not merely the general
one of reuouncing the world. "or Inuitiou
It the [Mill time is simply that of one who
hII ntirud tomedIIIle upon a great and long
W project, namely, that o! the Institu-
tltls of I new I'hIterhood, wboue field 0!
Mahdi beamong the Indian and negro
m
Illa Dronl’s laudable Work.
"Mb Drexel's object," said I friend of the
Brutal family, “In taking this stop which bus
attracted such wldapreud attention ls sim-
ply to Iscure utinmeat from the world tor
eaves-II months, In order to know whether
whatshehashadlnhermind for some years
pIItisGod‘Iwill in herregurd,andit no, to
become thoroughly acquainted with the in-
terior life of I religious community. As al-
most every one knows, Min Kate llrclel has
been for I number 0! years interested in the
Indian and colored missions. She has given
most freely and most generously of her large
income for the loundlng of schools for the
education of Indian and colored children.
Not satisfied with giving her money, the
whhes now to give W to this work.
Her Vlslts to the Indiana.
“Mi- Drexel feels that it I community of
Iktets could he established who would devote
themselves exclusively to the edumtion of
Indian and colored girls I grand work would
he accompliahed for the civilization and
moral and religious improVement of thIIIe
Emil: She is also satisfied that it Ian only
done by sisters who would vow thermal ves
excluIIvIly to this work. In retirement,
thcefore,undalonewith Goduhe wishes to
tindout whether hewillrnakeknowntoher
that rneh is his will. Mia Drexel has already
devoted much 0! her personal attention to
this work to which she now seeks to devote
hercntire time and fortune. With her two
sisters she has already made two visits to the
Indian tribes oi the west and northme She
known their condition thoroughly and, thoro-
fore, realize the nmity of the work she
wishes now to undertake. "
School Houses to Be llullt.
When sheactively enters on the new under
taking Ibewill probably group around her
I number of young ladies who are similarly
im with the posibilities of the field.
Their influence will be thrown out all through
the Iouthern states and western states and
territories. School bonnet and missions will
behnllt, and the cause of the Catholic church
will be given I grmt impetus among the
races toward which Miss Drexel's endeavors
willbe directed.
A Smash on the Erie.
Pour Janna, N..l., May lL—ll‘hile an Erie
[might train was panning Collin‘a switch,
three miles east of this village, it broke in
fire. Stopping to regain it! connection, the
train was run into by another from the rear,
the force of the collision throwing can from
both trains into a third freight which was
pI-ingeast on the switch, thus making a
wreck of thrfi freight trains on the top of
the mountain. Conductor Thorn had one of
hislegutornoutofthesocket and Engineer
Coven was frightfully bruked. Twenty- five
a thirty cars were ground into splinters and
the tracks were blocked for hours.
lion. Henry A. router Dying.
UTICA, N. Y., May lL—Hon. Henry A.
Foster,oneo£ themostdlsllnguishedmenof
Central New York, who has been ill some
time,is unportod as dying at his home in
Rome. Mr. Fosteris in his mthyear. He
has boa: state senator, member of congreu,
UnitedBtatesaenatoerticcot themprane
Mandi-s been I prominent figure in
many movements in this state. He wash
Democratnntilthewarand then be Joined
the Republimn party.
Electricity's Victim.
Baum, May lL—William Kemmler,
who chopped Tillie Ziegler to piece lust
Murch,wasfound gnlltyo! murder in the
firstdegreeandwilirneet bk death byelec-
trtdty,nndcrthenewlaw. Auburnwiu
pohublyhetheplaceselecudfor theexecn-
till. Kemmleristheflrstcriminalonwhom
thanawmethodwill lotried. Jealonrywas
thecannofhiscrime. Be elopodwith Miss
Ziegler from Philadelphia.
lemorlul Daylnthefionth.
Cnuumoa, 8. C., May lL-Memorial
(bywasobmrvedhera with the minima-
monk at Magnolia cemetery, where the
Conteda'lte dead are buried. ’l'heattmc'
unce was va'y large. The «renami- in-
clndedreligioosecrercisesaadthedemtion
dthegruvabythoyoungladiuolthec’on—
“Bantam
”Big-Walnut;
anmgms. MIylL-Amoatterrlflc
hmwhulandnlnwormvisitedthbfldnity
unddty. Oldresldentum thatitwasths
hardeners-embers. ' Is
aswalantsfelltorthhtyminuteu Theft-nit
mmsflhtanbbnaadmuchdamage
wIIIlIuIe.
sol-must In the Par-In Mahala-I
Iron-ndfiteelinstltute haveaoesptedan
hvltationtospeadaportlonofthe thmtc
hsIbvotedtothsantnmn meetingofthe
hittuteinvhltingtheooalheldsotAla-
DIOIIOIBIIIIMIIIOI.
lquonx, May n—r. C. You.» ...
humeral the Mallory line Steamer
whichurrivedlrunflalvaston, diadotmn-
poxutlau. TheolhwpI-eugmwmvaa
Wand theateamafumigatedanddia-
dug-fl. ________
Pew-d Hangings-Irma.
Runs, ll. .1, May lL—Pnuip J.
dhflflouthfltthmw-
Humvee» In... "
A MIMI-t M wlth tho lard HINDI
Laud-u as Ohio! Guest.
I'AIIII, May lL—‘l‘ho hInquet given by
l’realdont (.‘Iruot was the grandest which III!
tnkI-II plow In the Elysee since the days of
the l'lr‘t‘tIIItI umpire. Everything wae'done Io
Ililltu it u lullllIltl Ind VIII-ville mark III the
unicorn u! llie ope-lung oi the cllllhlllon, IIII
to do ll n I Io Ibo chiel guest ol the evmiug,
tho Ilium lion. James Wllllelu‘ul, lord mayor
of Inn-ion.
The Inn! mayor out It the right hInIl III the
prIIiI-nt, and his prI-wnoo wII regarded as
In otlioial recognition of the Ollllllllltll by
the pmple of England, in the ablation o! I po
litical mmgultion, whlch the British govern-
ment could not consistently gi
Three hundred and sixty-eight guatu, Ill
the Elysee could oonvmlently accommodate.
were present. Among them were leading ol-
tiI lais of the government and the exhibition,
and I large number 0! {orcign rI- presenta-
tine. American, English Ind Ulllul‘tt. The
intilnliona were inueIl witlIIIuI Ilastinrtion
of nationality and I more I «am llllul gath-
eringhuauot been new in l-‘IuIII-I "nu-Ibo
laIt exhibition.
III honor of thooocasion the hl.l'-'.‘-'1\I on!
gold and diver Ivan and {or III- liIIl Inm-
since 1570.
TheIpI-ochol the lord mayor III lnIInn,
in mile-nae to I complimentary Inn-I, “as
rapturoualy received by the W'llllllllgt'.
BASEBALL.
League.
AI Minn—
Ilostou ............ 032000000~b
NewYork .......... 01000100x-—7
Bath-rim: ltadhourne IIIItIlann-l; lion-Io and
Ewing. L'Inpirv: Fen-undo".
At I-IIIIIuieIpIIIs—
Philadelphia...........,.......0 0 O o O 0—0
WIItlIlngton ................... 0 0 l l 0 l—s
Batteries: (lleIIIon Ind Schrlds; Person and
Mack. l’uiplrv-z McQusale.
At ('lcuelIuIl—
Cleveland ............. OIOOOOOOG—I
Indianapolis. ......... Iooooaon—r
Batter-leer Gruber Ind Zlmnw; lloylo and
Myers. Umpire: Barnum.
At Chicago.-
Chlcago ....................... 0 '5 3 2 0—10 -'
httsbnrg ................... Ir 0 o a 0- I
Batu-nee: (lumbert and Flint; Stall y and Mil-
ler. L'qulro: Lynch.
Aasoelatlon.
At Cincinnati—
ClnclnnIll ............ l 2 0 6 0 l 0 0 0—")
Athletic. ............ 00000000l-0
Batteries buryra and Baldwin; Smith and
Gunning. L‘Inplre: Goldsmith.
Ath'unaasCIIy—
Rummy ....... oooIiu0Io—s
Baltimore” ..lDtOlOOOx—d
llaucrim: Conway anIlGunson; foreman and
Quinn. l'nIpire: Lcrmwn
At St. Lotus—
SLthia. ......... . ...... lilatooa—lfl
Columbus ............... l 0 l '1 ll 0 l 0—5
Batteries: Chamberlain and Boyle; Baldwin
Indlloyle. L‘mpin-z Catlin-y.
Al Iouiaville—
Lenin-lilo ............ 000000222—6
Brooklyn ............ l 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 8—10
I
Batteries: Stmllon and V'augu; ll '
Bmhoug. l'Inpiro: Holland.
Other Games.
At Buffalo—
Buflalo-Syrucuse; no game; ruin.
A! [undon—
lmytuu. .............. 2 0 3 4 l l
0 l 0-”
lhItr-Iit........ . ....0 0 010 (l 0 0 0—4
[Into-rice: Cain and Murray; [Index-am and
II'IIooltI-llow. Umpire: Carlin.
At Hamilton-—
Hamilton ............. 300000000—8
Rochester ............ 000000000—0
llattoriar: Blairand I‘Ildfleld; TIIIII- Ind .‘lc-
Keough. Umpire: Emilio.
AI Toronto—
I'orouto.. .;. ...O O 2 0 2 I) 0 l I’lI-S
Toledo .............. lOOOOOOOD—I
Ballerina: \ickrry and Wehnt; McGuire and
Snalllnpn. l':mplrr- West.
At Worcester—
“'urce‘lcr...........l O 0 01 0 I O 0—!
Lowell ................ OOOIOOOOIL—l
Batteries: Station! and Terrien; Sullivan and
Ounaasie. l'mplro: Knight.
At New Haven—
Gameculledat theend of the third inning on
account of rain.
At Elston——
WonIWIIkchnrre game called at the end of
the third inning on amount a rain.
One of the Dead Bodies Recovered.
Porrsvrnu, Pa, May lL—‘l‘here is great
public indignation over the employment of
stupid Bunganans in the Kaela William
oolllery, where the accident occurred, and
where their carelmea proved so disastrous.
1V0 such culannty hasever before occurred in
the region. There is thirty-live feet of water
in the sump, and the rwevery of the bodies is
[low work. Onlyone bodyhat been recov-
and.
Forest Flm Eatingalshed by the Rain.
Rome-r, .‘V. Y., May lL—‘l'he forest fires
thathavebcen raging in the Shawungnnh
and Catskill mountains for several days, till-
ing the air with heat and smoke, were stayed
by heavy showers, acconIpanied by thunder
and lightning Hundreds of acres of Valu-
able woodland and tour houses have been
burned.
Bald Knobhers Banged.
OZARK, Mu, May IL—DuveIWIlker, Will-
iam llalker, his son, and John Matthews,
the convicted Bald Knobbemwm
They wwa swungoflu
secmdtime an‘dilnallypald thepmaltyot
theircrimea
Italy Will not surrender lwrdmru.
Wumanu, Pa, _Muy lL-Bscretary
Clare,butwilltrythan in that unntryit
aviduceisfokurded. This 3 I greatdis-
anointin-Ittotheuuthnritiuluu
Him Illa I ”Big Four,” Tun.
Cmcaeo, May lL—A News special from
Lansing, Mich, says: The“Big Four" have
won the day in the Michigan legit-tare.
n. wane—g latch.
wasthelustoaetorotirelromthe
track. Buwusninthintheraca
CONDENSED NEWS.
.‘l'bemaaufaetlr-lotstaamflreenginesin
theUniteIlBtIteI are holding Inustingut
SenecIl-‘alla ltispropased totes-In asyn»
dicate, but no substantial plans luvs yet
undeveloped.
ThehodydKnCh-Iey, thedrug flew
m who M Junulry. '-
tonndintheOhiorimneII-Ievunnu,0.
Thebodydnmhownmugsdahout
Syeurgwasfonndinthefiiemalul'ort
Mutual!
Tran—lye" a; I mouths “to; a months
.31.;00 Imamloorats; steals
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Int Adva. -l( II. It. 2515.: Kin. It. “In “In. It. It.
a? ;;;;;;;§n
HEX-En lb;ll;lhu a coma.
loot! Notices looaateper line.
lflfiw (Wif-
It. A. N. CLARK.
’ . ---...w._.._... .-
51 South Main elm. , I .lflix.’ lloiel.
SOUTH Bolt A
8 to 9 a. m.
Odieellou gluten» In.
or II Telephoneowncction. I to 8 n. m.
I. s. “NAVY,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furnish“ l’lsns. unification and .‘ula rlntend-
euce for the confirmation ot eury dmrlvlluu ,
IIlhIIIIlingI. l
TERMS BBASOI'ABLE.
urrIIrI— lorI Bolldln Wubington tin,
TI! 50. Norwa‘lh Ito. Box 175.
I“ It. PECKVV' ELL.
' ancurreor. 1
Room 50, liuvilsnd' I Bloc
Wuhlnxtou that. South NIrrwalk JIlll m
Anita. a. crown. l
Omar lat of the first Commune l I‘hurchM'ater
bury. Teacher ol‘
l’ianoforto, Organ and Il lltlll'lll
I‘oInpoIIItion‘.
ltl ly Lock Box 39 l‘. 0.. NHIIWAI I. I'ONN.
C II. II'AK‘I'OI-i, . i
a
Ire Cronin
Ills MI.“-
(‘IIIn-r tor WI-ddzngr Ind l'arIII-a.
amount” on hand forthc rick III ‘1"! -.Il
brutal Root Beer. and Employment
50 MAIN I11. _in NI ltWAl. ll. (‘1'
J l)..ll1NNllIGS. ‘
Snorem to L. B. Quinlan).
Undertaker & En banner.
ILIIL'I'IIIC NIGHT um. IN nxorncx.
No. 4 Knight SI. ltceidcncr. 5 Kim st.
380 the .‘iorwnlu, Colin.
J c. cnoivx. ‘ '
Carpenter tllltl Builder.
P-" Inrn'stvml and htimstee given
Jobbing of an k: nae promptly anendm to.
she Ann rim. nearIMazn
P II I! In. Comb Norwallf‘t_
J' It. “ALAIJIUBIII, .
Builder and Cm tractor.
Work done by lllc day or ntracl.
(Mic [out or IIIVIZaré N on Water. P1). Box 517.
Still?“ SUBWAIJI NAVINGS IIANI
..l W uhlngtur. Street.
Open Daily from 9 to it LII1lntfd'II’DII I to l v. I
and on Saturday evenings from 5 I
H'lnterut allowed on Deposits.
ALOBN comman-
JOBNIl. 'rmuiis VIII—.I'rrw;
Ina-Iv. -.- .Iouuu KNAPl'. m "_c'rm-
ATEN’I’B.
G. n. MIMI ron,
Wuhlngtol, D. 0.
Ten year- in United Sui Patent more.
Iltww roam; to Inventors led free
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large rtoc at all kIndrof furniture.
30 lull Street. Norwulh. .
Also prepared to furnish cveryt ngnecmry for
the interment of thedead, day or ' t. Telephone
ch It ”with ruidenoe. No. 8 y place.
JOHN H. SMITH,
F LflRIST.
MAIN 8mm. .sou'm‘ sonwanx
WRIGHT (I I’ILYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturer: of
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks, Carts, etc.
All kinds of repairing or ptly done.
Several new and round dhan d for
New Road Cam only ”I.
Horse-ShoeIng and all”
kinds ofBlackumithing
Pool of Franklin St..
South Norwulk.
Merrill Phonograpic Academy.
Commercial Training School,
51Atlantirst.. Stunted. (It. In Session
yana
IIOII'I'IIAKD and 'ng Demand
Indrrthepuuonaltustractk-nonhe arm
eipl auditorium w at Gulcy‘ashurthund
Sewn-Mm
claimannmrum for the money at
inchrgeotl’rot. LBW Warde Mew York cttv.
Youngmaandwomenrurdol mtolll
honorable and lucrative whim,
lie- Im Typrwi: er Beadqaa for Sanford
and min-Ely.
lied _wlih
llurl- e- llouras Iain
aniron short notice adventure and lull infu-
mionedluoraddme
ml. LMKBII Prim.
5|Atl‘nlicet, Mord.
Jacob M. Layton,
unmanned
General insuranccAgency
Pile. Lll'eand Andi-t.
mmmm Sim
Miami-lamnlnuhloanmb
. Jewelry Store,
a
To New York
In Less Than Two Hours and a
Half.
The New and Palutlul titular,
cane flharles,
Capt. l‘red I. Byshee,
Will III-Imam Mating Dally Trips to
N1) VV \'()RI{,
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Comfort. Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwall to New York. tllsrle
Trim-weenie; Excurrles, to coat-I
The htcanm will leave Wilson Point on arrival at
' llunrslonlc" lulu IIIIvi Norwalk It 1 M I.
II. lieinrnln lava New IIsort.N Pier 6 [III River.
toot Rutgrr‘s lip atap. II. “data tilrrI-t lust
:lyer, 1i) p In. ,ronuecIlng with trains at “upon
0 nt
Always Take the IIoIIsIlIIIlI: blue.
for turIbI-r Information Ipply to
run rmw ENGLAND runmuII. co.
BIDNIY BTAHBUCK. v. P. an I.
are nonthtu. Newl'ork
C II OLDS. Agent. Wilson Point. Conn.
CASH
llflfll'l'llfllflilllfl
__u—QQ...
I‘illrbn Bert Pl hll ......... . ..... . 75
”I m" Whig. ..... ...llll
I‘lnc Butter ................................ lit" in
Ila! ........ . . .
filin- New Pruner , .
II "II III’IllIllfllt'd h'II . .
I’Illt’ llxcd'l'll. .......
Beat "
. o.om..Iaivn'I'..III-.I'Ifffii..LL;
Good lJlllt'll Milk I'm-km“ lik- lb
IlIIrnlII
(‘Ililnrniai'licrrlv‘ .
EVA‘IWIIMAIIPN‘D” .. .. ... .....
DIII‘IItht'I'u ......W...
...—yr—
W. Hflllill'l Sflllllfllll‘l.
Here They Are!
Coach Mold.
Draught
...-I2.:::;':I:;I:::llilliSES
At Brook-ride Stock Farm.
Look at '.l._'hom.
Nil Yil‘l Lilli Ills. UH.
WM. II. BIKES, I'IrsldInl.
AsIcII. - — - I 01:30.";
5-1 rplna. - — - l :I.KH0.000
Income In limit, - - 23.40l.28"
New Business. Hilts. - l25.0|9, 71H
Writes Non-Povfeitlng Tontlne l’oliriea without
"auctions u to rosidazco. Ill'l'l, or mutation
aim two years and guurunIeI-lag the return of all
primiamq paid and the ammnt I)! III: policy If
death occurs durirgthe Tontinc period.
lte 'l'omine leIrIeI have» been Instmirg for
reveal years and have paid survivors a higher rate
at interest than i» orbcrwiue obtainable on Int.
(tare III-antler. and better than any other company~
Send to the undersigned for statement, giving
Your age.
A. L GL'IINKY, General Amt.
New Haven, Conn.
0. I) WHSOX, Agent, Nokulk. Conn. ml lrn
comma SAFETY.
The ally Saffly Bicycle having hollow. Iranian
tenor. A perfectly sate road wheel for old or
Mug. by any or night.
The New_Columbia Tandem Bicycle
Now in stock. Can be ridden by lady and gentle.
Boys’ and Ladies’ Safety Bicycles
hum $12 to so. leaned-hand wbecla in noel.
Cullaadsret chanted-heck before porches
lag. Catalogues on application.
JACKSON 8305.,
Nam-III.
am
HALE’S LIST .
__oy—
IIIIIIIIIII Cigars.
LORI) BEICOVSI’IELII,
LA AFRIC A. VA,
OPERAS
LA VISS‘I'A,
PANZ‘I'ZLASI
FLOR TIE HABIIALOSA’
HARMONY.
LA CAROLINA.
BELLA ROSA.
JEI’I’BRSOV.
In addition to the above I carry I
stock 0! twenty five different brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the moat fastidious taste. Pernonu that
are in the habit of buying by Ihe box are
invited to all and blew prion, which will
be found renewable
EREALE.
The Drum
O". .llll III 'III WI.
SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, MAY ll,llil9 . .,
QIIIITAIrova
Ulllllllll Sill Willi!
Lun- or armors:
(‘llOt‘OLA'l‘t nom- Illllt
UAWPARILLA, manual.
I Alibi-A. om
union l’l MN
l‘ll'llAl’Pth. "III-M r.
umoxu. w Inrxuinumr.
non-r cum, ImxIII.
l‘Ol'l'lI tillllthl’l'
aroma. Linawii‘
uranium
.....‘f—m
Quinlard ll Son' 3, Druggisls,
ll lain Street. Norwalk.
OWL! t BOSHNELL.
“8 WI“: IL, hot at III-h.
BIIDOIPOBT. or.
Weaskmewadattentloathlueasoa tooaratoth
0! Nova llama hand made woolen stockinge glove!
and mitten, and our hue of lmwled (learner-ya.
We wish tome lolly introduce to the notice of
allost—doorworkers, drivers. It. lineman!
“Anew comfort and tro- w and
eold,tohedenvodIm-Igoodsa tot oiled cloth-
lng. With IhesegornhherGloves winger
ol wblch we have a good stock
base-andharaewesbyrslnandslcctstnaeslswell
known Inevary honeownsr owner. One at our Oiled
(buns Covers will prove a commute pvooertlou
and may save in cost many times sing" atom
Thenhoweverare but side shows.
Murals dealingia Pore lands and Oils rhip
Chandler lagtueer‘stla its and bred Ig ls
Isiah, nunyof the-o mesweared II to
latch and Impossible to heat.
Bthe way. We have a Brando! ones
from the beet imparted stock which“ we sol oaIy In
boxes of It!) each They are \ery the flavor and
autanIIulemoreuIsncigaretIcs. Drop II sad
in than Tclehone. N. Y. Prices. Never
underseld sum ly
in... 6m and auntie
IIILI FREIGHT LINH
NnIIalI IHIIYIII
-TI'IE PROPELLERS~
‘tx
I)? K“.
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips tinndays excepted. [or
might between New \ork, Norwalh and South
Norwalk. W Ill leave Pb r .55, foot of Ba kman street
NewY.ork crcrv evening, cmpt Suturdaya, It 5
o‘IInI-k. and on Suurdav It ‘.’ p In. leave Nor-
walk Bridge and Hon! Norwalk carry evening.
l’relght tuhea Iron and received [or III
polnta on the Dunbar, and Morwulh Ind
shepaag Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
l poo app 'It‘tlon to amt: the (' ity of Norwall
and Eagle will he not for ”Mai low of freight
unywhorr in New York rr lie virl I. ty.
I‘J'All perms an IOI’DIII trusting any of III:
mp' oym of the bonus of minimum someone!
the owner! Ihcrrol
'-. fix 9‘ lien! mach! 7s" I
-"¢' "t ‘ H‘ IDIInl. nibble“
‘ Iv u 1-» I .vnxathwwovld
' ruled nurlnpw- WIII
. snared. I‘my he 1 look
H
“'2"
/‘ ,‘I‘ lino-runs I-Ia blue
‘ InIlg-uu Isis-.wnhwuhu
.an (one. I! m value.
One fellow-Isuzu».
rail v ran Denna" he,
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r‘mtnvarI mtwflmmuudaunwm-ulhnu
- .aLay. use”. IIILIhrvhv cannon-v.1“
who w' -. .r no no Invar- It receiving thew-ll.
IIJ “Ia-p' on its ray uIl rupee-I. Nell. II‘ Ant-lea-
III-m4 Co. ., Boa Illa. I'm
17 Gay ...-..
HIIIII Ballejl III.
WOOD HANTBLS,
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
0? ALL KINDS .
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning
Lombcrl’srdhetweennilmudandmtage
Hill at foul of liIIIlIll Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
HaIIlI, Blflfll'l III.
Fuzsuauvggsudczn
we, ‘ Ibu-IM' lbw
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Danish—Gag. It. Hui-red. C. Lupus-I Butt
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myhadtelimcthe hair is growing out in good
that:
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FAIRIOON No. 3.
A Irma: IIIIII Lure.
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lib—hhwmflcufi
GEORGE B. m
llflflBElHlBIlllS
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Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
NI) H \[Ilin SI reel
fionoNs
Newandseoaad-huid
o-I-I- Buggies, Phaetone, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindlea, etc.
Prices to Suit; All.
Can“ and See Them.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
.....— sou: .Afinmm.
III...
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Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Pitt ing.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AN1) ’1‘ l NW’AII
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air llrating.
MtleEAlLBIDCK.
IIIIIIIIIIIII and Heaiiluiu
Doaotbuyamoaumtor W from my
ph butgo directtotherhowmonu of
..W Water smxnrwslhaaduiertoae
all complete and you will MI bcdis pointed in III
Dealer in sum
Illklnduot ng
uncurywork.
P. \V. BATES.
Illa
All RightA ain.
fluviagagningerimmyold
Mamatrret. and
are byamnchlsrzcrmdhntamhl Invite the
auhllcrogivemescall. lmlhow the best line
lnrownof
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, doc"
Aadoih-rrhemstthemestmnahle
(.Ive Inc nail and you will he. serum there
is no better place to buyer have repairing“;
J. P. O’BOURKE,
1H" “'“l WWI
Take Endowment l'olicythstyou yard in
oldaec. ”Irmlivcovityoudie, It willbe a help
to your tansilv. A "unuudsy will we I young
manna tottum tobepa sent-II.
Mycursotagcorwhiu family stdruth. 5min a
In, wIIIrIuyhuIIIepoixq for since. Inst you
do notlmrewhstyouhave paidifyoustop paying
anyyeurullcrthrre.
IN!!!“ N m
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
0' BAMBI).
l. a. lawman, Agent,
South New“
Life Insurance
AtActIIalCost.
mmsumumnunmu
uetaaloegsbouldwritetadsuhu to
Security Mutual Benoit W. y,
333 Broadwwy. SI- Tort.
mmmthtforn'xyuuthemw to I
mdwmh been
leae’l'huu Twelve Dollarsulelr
hreachthonudmofhuunc. Ill!-
IENT I: CIIOLWELL,
[ASHES lllll PLASTIRIRS.
Boilers or all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing ot all Mills
a Specialty.
OI'I-‘ICB AT 1. IBLLBCK’I,
I” Washington It. Bridge. '
So. Now-II, (Iowa.
to": P. O. Box “0, WGIIMCI.
fi urn-unsun-
mam-sonar,
Q nu to sass.
. 0M mum
.5. Fruits, Vegetables, PIIIllII. Etc
III [III] IIIIII
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MEATS
IIMVID ll 'l'tll BIT IANNIIL
It on want the choirs-st IIA'I‘U. obtained re
Ls of trouble or cost, you will Ind than at my
hat, II well as
Poultry If In Kim]:
I! I‘ll BIAIOI
F. HAYES.
I» -IIIII IIIIII
Owe Quality ,—-'l'he Boot.
Ital. Veal IAtlh, Mutt
Port. Bultand WM,
Corned'llv
Wham
one. Its.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
OrderI Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
63 Washington Street.
J. H Kinefelter,
Bill.“ I)
Heals, Fish Hysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
autumn 6001):. n'rc.
...... w—w—
0m). N. Y, N. H. Ill. DBIIII.
'I'I-leotme Cameroon.
HIIIIIIII & Hlliiflll
28 Iain 8L, So. h'orwalk.
Heals Fish UIIIIIII,
Of All Eluds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H I. 3mm. v.9 2.3. BUSTED,
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alway! (mil sad at amwayoalddowefl
wall-tine
IIItIal HII'IIII
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and mode Wit to any port
ot,C‘.ty.
JIIIIIII SIIII'IIII. PIIIIIII.
SEWE RS!
P. LI. PIERCE
hum II
S III‘V F311 1’1 1’3
awn
General Sewer Contractor
hmwflem wtzh Iain sewn
mthIIdt owthcmlamubw'm
mummlummxyhfl
mainthisnryw‘ilimntotheir advantage to
calla-m t3“!
F. 31. PIEI£()E
Bexmtleathlturwslkmt.
sols n. rentals,
WW“ letallllulahullmu
Bill]. Hill] W001]
Brick, Limo, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackuwauna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
lull [II RUBBER Pilll'l'
Yard" loot of Walling“ and Mar-
hallmark. Branch doe Itfltflsoa
[IIIES I'm”;
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Fresh Canned Herring
IL'I' I Can. or 9 Case for ”.00.
Seed Potatoes
Early Rose
New Queen,
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flillllifl ll flfllfliilll'l.
F. H. NASH & BBO.
Bellllvurletluol
RANGES
From 88.50 to sao.oo.
Nonethel’eopleblllllembth
“UNCLE NICK.” '-
Wehuvemld 3!) of three m “In!” I”
Great American healers. 'l‘ueuem “hut-
«sharewonthevicuev.1utmelvudutall llII
Decorated China
In craniu- sad plain and engraved g are ware. We
haveslIrresuxkongsle. Com. 'I'In and
\l are. Price low. (live In a call. '
ALL GRADES
ANDA'I'
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least loney
—A'l'—
H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT II SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT
$10,00 0.00
Tontinc or Club Payment.
I!"
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ingonthelntnal‘l'ontineoruubl’huoflhe
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we chrhwalutofbeaeficiarlesthutynrtidptd
In tfi'distrihullandlhc duelin- the two
fiqumgmU worm
.6.Joau.of.V¢wYorh City.
also. Am Am
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