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Germany's Grout titrike Now Numbers
00.000 Ion, While 50,000 Threaten to
Ital) “'ork In Yorkshire—Other Inter-
esting Foreign News. a
MIME, May bis-The police raid on the
Mphiand Field ciube fiuuday moniing h
Itlll the absorbing topic of mnwemtiou and
dllcuwiion in club and other circles, and many
narrow escapes from arrest on the part of
persons much higher in rank than any of
tine hugged are Minot-«l. Among those
who, it is aNIrted, barely mined being caught
In the polite trap is the Prince of Wales, who
It in said was forewanlul of the coming of the
diluent, and left the Field club only a few
minutes [return their arrian Whether the
friendly tip was given by the p :liee theta“
wives, In onler to avoid the unpleasant and
[wobably fatal (to them) duty of interrupting
their future sovereign in the pursuit of his
frequent pastime, is a question that remains
unanswered; nor is it probable that he Would
have been included in the number nmeted
had he been found there, though the fact of
his presence would have made it very dis—
agreeable for him in certain quarters.
Showing Favoritism.
Another instance of favoritism is given in
them of Magistrate Montague Williams,
who was among the primners taken to the
police station. He was immediately released,
and every pissible endeavor was made to
bash the fact of his capture, but it has leaked
out, and much indignation is upressul that
he should lave been more favored than his
equally guilty coiulauiens The conviction
of the prisoners captured at the Adelphi club
is regarded as very doubtful if they are tried
before a jury, as they have a right to de-
mand. The proprietors of the club claim
that no offence against the law was coin-
niitttd, as club rights permit game» of chance,
and upon those rights they Will stand in do
fcuse. Much comment has I-u-n excited by
the enormity of the stakis played for at the
Field club, the counters found on the tables
by the police ranging in value. from £5 to
LBW.
“ring at the (”an
Tt‘It‘gI‘CIIIlS received from Paris state that at
the Untsehinu palace mi oilicer of high rank
In the Rupiah army suddenly drew his ro-
volrcr and tired it at the czir. lie izi’bscd
the object of his deadly fltxlult by a few
inches, and before he could fire a su‘ntid shot
was seized by the guards and taken to prison.
The wholesale arnst of liuwrb'crman oili-
cers in the Baltic province; and their trans-
portation to St. I'etotsburg for trail indicates"
that there Lave been recently several nt-
tempts to kill the czar, and that the authori-
tius have iNCli uncommonly active in the dis-
covery of pints. The telegrams received at
Paris mme by the way of Eylltkuhnea mid
contain iizcager particulars.
The Great German Mint-n' Strike.
litmus, May ‘l<l.—Tlie kaiser “iii ru‘eivo
the deputation oi the striking mini-rs of
\Vcstpbali'n, Bunte, Siegel and Schmidt-r as
delegatm representing 100,000 strikers. T he
strikers amemblcd in force and prevented
the opening of the Altliaaa‘e and Sprock—
hoevel pits. They were charged upon by the
hussars and depom-d. A large number of
them were arrwtul. A brother of Hermes,
who was killul in the riot at St’liivaillg, be-
came insane at hearing of his brother's death,
and attacked a friend named Illeichert with
ahatchet and killed him. The Oval miners
of Waldenburg, Hilesia, have joined the
Westphalia strikers.
Seven Men Killed by the Military.
Brutus, May IL—A serious ntfrny oc-
curred at. EIiscnht-iui, arising out of d'bputed
claims to the o-cupation of private lands.
The military were called on to di~1crse the
angry villagers, but Were unable to do so
without firing on them. Ichen persons were
killed.
A Bright Idea.
Loxnos, May li.—It is stated that the
police raids on the Adelphi and Field clubs
were prompted by the father of one and the
mother of another of the yrrsons arrested,
with a view to Nope the payment of their
gambling debts.
50,000 Yorkshire Miners to Strike.
Loxnox, May lt-Tlie Yorkshire miners
havohad printed for circulation 50,000 in
tines setting forth their intention to organize
a general strike units their wages are ad-
maxi.
The Clarcvltcb to Marry.
151-. Panasonic, May IL—It is stated that
the czarevitch will shortly be betrothed to
Princess Helen of Montenegro. The young
ladyis in her 17th year and is at present
completing her education in a convent.
PCHII'I Ruler Visits the Car.
81. Museum, May it-The shah of
Persia is on his way here to vidt tho czar.
Upon entering Itusian territory he was re
eeived by a body of Bosnian nobles accom-
panied by military.
Making 90,000 In an.
Bmux, May 14,—The Ewen weavers have
struck There are now 90,011 men in the
strike-3‘ ranks.
no Stole All but the Store.
Pram, Col, May 11—Mr. L (Sm-avail,
u jewela of Solids, visited the adjoining
town of Monarch, leaving his store and busi-
new in charge of his clerk, a youngman
named Strauss. During Cornwall's aIwnce
sinus packed up $35,000 worth of jewelry
:11th the town on a freight train, taking
the plunder with him.
One Brother Killed. the Other in Jail.
wa Bunnwxcx, N. J., May H.—Wiiliam
Tush, brother of Jacob Tush, who was shot
and killed by Acker while standing at the
door of me Princeton postoflioe last Saturday
afternoon, has been arrested undlodgedin
jail. He was the man whom Acker meant to
kill.
Ills Charred Remains round.
Nkw Your, May its—The charred body
at Watchman George P. Moyerwu found
amongtliedelrisof the Long Island railroad
eta-age building in Hunter‘s Point, which
has bani destroyed.
A Wealthy Ila-'- Suicide.
' Am, N. Y., Hay lL—William 8.
fuck, a wealthy and influential citiawi of
Illb phm, MM nitride by mm him-
flf with a doth- liue In the collard lb
midsuce.
Put-II Death to Wig.
flours, AIL. Hay lL—ank I. am,
Matthew mummy,
“Nd-damtd-mm
mills-t
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men more '0":us one.
I. one at the hub. (in of Ilyuterlull
fatal-pay.
le “not. lay lt—Washingtou Irvhig
Bkhep, themlnd Mendiwl shortly after
noon at the Lamb- clilb,“ Wmt Twonfl~
sixth htt‘ci-t, of hysterical cataleyuy.
While giving an exhibition of llhl well
known win-n: at the dinner following the
monthly ”pruniml“ of the club, at which
tiiany \wli Lip-an
It‘ll-rs \wre pnw
out, Mr. lii~hopmu
leizod with cala-
iqny. 'l‘ln-Iaiuoiul
iiuud h‘lldi‘l' It all
fi'lllc‘ II‘HIII I'lizlii-
dolphin an the guest,
of IIIt'I'IIIIl, and was
asked during the
dinner to iliu~trate
his pow” of psych-
ology. IIt‘iimI til-r-
formal his well
known dagger feat,
which he concluded
by pretending toiltab Louis Aldrich, the w
tor, who occupied one of the seat- at the
table,
Hulmwlueutly Ilisiinp requaited Mr. Dru-n
to think “I a word gull be, Bishop, would
no!!!" it by placing his hand on (lrecu'ii fore
howl. Before he mu vl conclude this feat the
mind reader was soiled with t'flIflIl'llsy.
Dr. J. Irvin was called in, and proiiniinml
the attack hysterical intuit-pity. Mr. lhshop
was removed to an upper room, and tifteen
minutes later put to bid. lie noovered
shortly, and persisted in concluding his mind
reading fact.
He did so, and while in the act lie was again
stricken with slums, and after that began
to sink. lire. William Lees andJolin Irvin
remained with him. He expired, as has been
statml. at a little after 12 o‘clock.
With a view of prolonging life, electrical
batteries Were applied to the patient'l feet,
but to no purpme.
Mr. Bhlmp‘s wife and mother, in l'liiladel-
phia. weie notified of his death.
w. tm’ ixu Birtlfl >I'.
Came Sear lining Lynchml.
LA Clams, Win, May li—I'uul Kins, a
young man employed on the farm of Arthur
Tripp. near this city, attempted to assault
Mrs Tripp during her husband's absence.
The lady eluded her assailant and run to the
house of John Johnson, a neighbor, who
overtook Kllsh and landed him in jail here.
The fanuers and residents of the town of
Campbell to the number of :merroundei
the jail and demanded the prisoner, intend-
ing to lynch him. The phi-rill was fully
aware of their intention, and had quietly ro-
mowd the priwner to safe quarters some
two or three hours previously. When the
crowd became aware of this they quietly die-
porn-d.
\l‘nuieu Vote In New Brunswick.
Shir iiiii xsaicx, X. J., May H.—-'I'here
was t‘IIllaAIv'l'llIiiu excitement here in conneo
tiun With the election for members of the
humid i-iucntion. Three hundred women
vote-l. The count has not yet been com-
pleted, but the Citimns' ticket. will have
about .330 majority, thus defeating thepres—
cnt board, Iignllial which charges of incont-
petency have been made. Religious been
were intrmlueed into the canllmign, there
suit. being the defmt of the Catholic element.
Itolak. the )lunlerer. Sentenced to Death
BEIA'IDEILE, S. J., May tL—Michael Bo-
lnk. the murderer, was sentcnml by Chief
Justice Beasley to be hanged July Iii. Ile-
fore wlill'tir‘u was paused he was asked If he
had anything: to say. He replied: “As the
jury lilt‘:k~!~." After the sentence. he stated
to the cuurt that he “paid prefer to have the
sentence changed to imprisonment for life.
He was informal that this WIL'I itinnssiblu
Bidttk kil.i~l .‘Iii'lmni Builimhire, "I (“forth
a trim l, to obtain his money, about 850.
Seiillng Their Differences.
Sriuxurutm, 115., May il.~—The illiter-
ciices which resulted in the late «trike of the
miners of the Springfield district were fid-
justed at a joint meeting of minem and oper-
ators. It was agreed that the price to be paid
for mining from May It to Oct. 1, 1‘59,
should be Iifty-ilve mats per tea; from Oct.
1 to May 1,1“.0, sixty cents per ton; all
mines to have a check u'cighnian, to lo paid
through the oliice, and a seven-eighth inch
screen
Arrested on u Charge of Murder.
th Ilnt‘xswicx, N. .1, May I-L—Michael
Hum-y, who had charge of the railroad
workmen during the recent riot at Sayre
ville, has been arrested, charged with the
murder of flange Kissinger, who was killed
in the fight between the brick yard employee
and the railroad men. The injunction re-
straining the railroed company from pro
cecding with («instruction through the brick
yards has been extended until May ‘JJ. ,
Ilemn Kicks Himself to Pieces.
GALLA‘I'IN, Tam, May Ii.——Ileron, hay
colt, three years old, by Ilarry U‘Fallnn,
dam Virginia )3. by Buckdcl', owned hyJ.
W. Guest, met with a serious accident.
Heron was en route to Innis-tile, and he
broke loose in the carand kicked himself to
pieces. Ills hip was hurt, back wrenched
and his lmterns ruined. Before leaving
Nashville (Iuist was offered and refused
til-5w for this horse.
funeral of Lyman K. Base.
Bt'rram, May 14,—The remains of the late
Hon Lyman K. Bass arrived in this city
from New York, and the funeral services
were held at. St. John’s church, conducted by
Rev. 8. It. Fuller. The floral tributes, .1.
though numermn, were of a limplo chamo-
ter. The edifice was filled with the most
prominent citizens.
Killed by u Constable.
Souths“, Ky., May li—During the pro-
gram? of a Sunday school convention at Wood-
stock Constable Doolin tried toarrest Wil-
liam Watson. son of Squire Watson, for a
trivial ohmic. The young man started to
run away, when Doolin fired at him with a
gun, the charge entering his back, killinghirn
almost instantly. Deulin Wu arrested and
locked up.
Death of the ”other of Anna Dickinson.
Pm'srox, Pa, May it—Mnt Mary 1".
Dickinson, mother of Susan E. Dickinson,
the writer, and Anna Dickinsm. the well
known lecturer, died at her home in Wat
Pittston. She had been an invalid for many
years, and wasoverOOyeanofage.
Dreadful Death of an Aeronaut.
Houston, Tex, May lt—Profuor St.
Clair, tbs account, attempted to give his
leap from the clouds at the fair ground pork,
lostbisgrip on the parachute and fell :00
feet to the earth. Nearly every bone in his
body was broken. ‘
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In-sl Notices 10 cents per line.
I gaging; Ends.
To New York
In Less ThanJavlvtg Hours and a
The New old Palette! lites-er,
radii:
cape Bharles,
Capt. had I. Duke,
Will alumnae flaking Dally Trips to
NIBVV \’()RK,
Monday, April 9‘ ISSSI.
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Comfort, safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
No. Nerwulk to New York. Single
Trip. locals; Excursion, 70 cents.
The Name: will tune W lime Point on arrival of
"llouvulouic" tmn lesvln . '60. Norwalk It 7 he a.
n. Returning loun- New elk. Iberia Kant Rim.
foot Italy-1'- allp. at Ilp m , and .‘itni Blfri't, wart
him, a bl p. m.. continuing wnh trum- u Wilson
I'olnt
Always Take the llensalmilc Lise.
For further information apply to
‘I'III". NEIV ENGLAND TERMINAL (:0.
HONEY BTAhIitu'K. V. P .1: u I.
on South tit . New York.
IL A. N. CLARK,
5i Fouth Iain Itrwt. n
2501511! Holt
(mice Noun.
'I'ohplimie connection.
(‘iiylloch
ALK.
sultan
into“)...
cleanse.
«.9
_ st. 5. azure.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
I’umllht'! l'lsns, nitrification- and eniuerintcnd-
race for the construction of every dtNI’IVUIMI
of bululiligl.
Tilltltl REASONABLE.
drum—Taylor's Building Wuhinirton 81...
50. Norwalk. l’. 0. Box :75.
1“ II. PICKWIILL,
. ARCHITKI'I'.
Room 50. Havllaml'e Ilioclt,
Washington sun-t. South 2mm elk lei! 3m
ALEX. 8. GIBSON.
Omani-t of the first COIIITII‘L'IKI'IEIII Charrh,Watet
bur), 'I‘eucmr of
Piailot’orte, Organ and It usieai
Composition.
f6 iy Lock Box 39 I'. 0.. NthALK. CONN.
C n. Daniels,
.
t'aterrr for Weddings and I’lf'lt’. Ice Cream
manually on hand forlhe sick and well. Ills trio
brutal ltoot Beer, and Employment mine.
so IAIN 512. $0. NORWAIJI. I,‘I'.
J 1). JENNINGS.
. Successor to L. It. Quinum.
Undertaker 6i Euihiilmer.
SELEL'I'RIC NIGHT BELL IN 1112 OFFICE. _
No. 4 Knight tit. Hormones, 5 Kim at.
880 3m Sorwalk, Conn.
J c. cnowi. ‘
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimates zirea.
debt-mg of all kinds prompt ly attended to
rihu Ann amt-t, near Iain
__._ '3; 9-. ._ £1454.» “0°!” N'L’V.‘£‘.‘!-_ -
J B. ILA I'AIOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
gmg fo_ot of [lowland Siieu Water. I‘M. Box BIZ.
SOUTH KUBWA LK SAVINGS BANK
bl Washington Strcek
' "pen Daily from 9 to 12 a.ln., and from t to I on
and on Saturday evenings from h to 3.
”Interest allowed on Dcpwltu.
ALDEN SIILMANS. I’m.-
Jous ii. rennin. vim pm;
only, .loim II. K8_AI’P._N-c. and 1:9.
Ariana-s.
6. ll BI'ING'I‘OS,
Washington, D. 0.
Ten years In United suites Patent Ongce.
dtwr Guide to Inventors mailed free.
— " (iconic ”IIZI'RayInI-Vnrd,‘
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my lam stock of all kmde of furniture.
30 Blair: Street, Now-II.
Also prey-arm! to furnish everything net‘s-nary for
the interment of the dead, day or nl tit. Telephone
connection with residence. No. 3 Ber ley place.
Itch mom
JOHN H. smfi-‘f,
FLUIIIS'I'.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Wiilult'l‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks, Carts. etc.
All kinds of n irin mu tl d ne,
Several new and «Trend Edit!!! wade-(Irv talc.
New Road Curie only $20.
Horse-Shoelng and all
kinds ofBIacksmtthlng
Foot of Franklin St..
South Norwallt.
III": N
Merrill Phonozigpic Academy
sun——
Commercial Trainlng School,
51 Atlantic at. standard. Ct. In Seniou
Day and Ironing.
SHOR’I'IIAND and Typewritlng rtmeet
under the [annual Instruction of the ole print
clue! and bit-um manager of Gutter-shorthand
School, Hartford, Conn.
OMIKRCIAL Depurtincnr. for the study of
0 book keeping. gum-ash!“ arithmetic, etc.
in charge of Prof. A. .Wude of New York cttv.
Young men and women metally prepared to an
honorable and lucrative positions.
Renal on 'I'ypewizcr Headquarters for Stamford
andvic ty.
Busine- Ilouuo lu
nuts on chart notice
nation call on. or address.
IRS. I. A. MERRILL. Prim.
at Atlantic st , Stamford.
J acob M. Layton,
“Mundane-Agent.
General Insurance A gooey
In. Life III m
am My We and means.
‘ sad
MMulmWMlmoma-b
lot-aniline. Wm
lied with competent arist-
clrculanaad full infor-
Bllli'ul Ticket. ”MONO!
tollestlutlel.
I'm“. ('6th
loath Ion-walk. Conn.
C E OLIIS. Agent . Wilson Point. Conn. uptill
CASH
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9:! Washington Street.
Here They Are!
(roach. Ito-d.
mght
At Brook-side Stock Farm.
Loo]: "at Thom.
In Yul Life Int. Cl.
WI. II BEERS, I'll-mind.
Amie. — . - t 93.!80J35
surplus, - - - ”$19,090
Income In "588, - - 25.]0l,28‘3
New Business. inns. - 125.019,?“
Writ" val’mfeititg Telitznr I'nln‘lc‘ without
nstnctionsu to residence, trawl. 1.! .rrupation
after two ytars and guaranteeing the Mum of all
pr-mmmd paid and the amount of the policy if
death occurs durirglh: 'l'onune period
Ito 'f‘onl'ine policies have been ma'udrg fol
several year! and have ps‘dsnrrironu belie: rate
of lateral than i.- otl‘crwiee obtainable on list.
clan u rarities. and better than at y olha r manner
Send to the undersigned for stun-merit, gliirg
Your age.
A. L. GURNKY. General Afvnt,
New liar. n, (Line.
0. II. “'ILRON. Agent, Norwallt, Guilt. ml Im
COLUMBIA SM‘E’I‘Y.
The only Safety Bicycle having hollow. Rainier!
fellow. A pertccily mile road wheel for old or
young, by day or night. .
The New Columbia Tandem Bicycle
New in stock. Can be ridden by lady and gentle~
man
Boys’ and Ladies’ Safety Bicycles
Firm 312 to £3). Second-hand ' wheels in stock.
Call and nee three renowned wheels before purrbu
tag. Catalogue: on application.
Jscnsos 3305.,
Jewelry Store. Sorwalk.
um
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Illllfll ill filial.
LORD BRACONSI’IEIJ),
LA APRICANA.
OPERA!
LA VISTA,
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FLOR llEtlARBALOI'lA,
"All-03?.
LA CAROL] NA.
BELLA ROSA.
JEFFERSON.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty live ditfercnt brands of
Domestic Gigolo and believe I can suit
the most fmdiono taste. Persona that
are in the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prices, which will
be found reasonable.
ER.
The Dream. ,/
our. lulu and Wall Itroetl.
QUN'I'IARD’B
Ulllll‘liilll Sill Willi!
LIST 0? BI'IIU P8 :
CHOCOLATE. ROOT lllliit,
HAMAPAIIILLA. uncanny,
\‘Atlllfiha. gm .
”Huerta. onoioi'r
OINIIKII, WIN‘I‘RRIIIIEIN.
uon‘r CARI, IOXI
h‘l’ifd‘lllu. iiii‘i‘l’i i'
I 1‘
inc. s'riiweeul't.
..__ ‘1 .—
Quintard dt Son’s, Drugglsis.
ll lain street, Norwalk.
sum" as 'Btisifliiiii.
“3 Water on. foot of Bank.
IIIIIDOII’OB'I'. 0!.
We uk renewed attention this (emu to our stock
of Nova llama hand made woolen stocking-gloves
and Illtm. and our line of imported (luau-eye
We wish to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door woikcn drivers, It. It men. and sports-
and
men, the great fulfil!“ and safety from we
told, in be denied from a good unit of oiled cloth-
ing. Wlth thus on rubber (flora and finger t'ou,
dam-n- to
hem and hum-nee by rainuid sleet stem-n is well
One of our third
Canva- Ceim it!“ prove a complete plate: lieu
of which we have I good week
known tonery nerve owner.
and may are In- cest many times in alum . eleriu.
That however are but side shows, Unr main
Naturalism-min: in Pure Ind. and Oils rhip
i‘handluy, ting law's Supplies and Dredging Ito
tennis. u
match and impossible to but.
By the way. We have a [hand of (.‘i
can but little more lhAn cigarettes.
try them. Telephone. N. Y. Pri
undenold.
are old and! eaten;
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Norwallillewlul.
—TIIE PROPELLERS-
"2.
In
.
Zia, slim;
City of Norwalk & Bugle,
Will make daily tripm Sundays exmdui, fol
freight between New \ork. Norwaik and South
N-uualk. Will wave Pier :1, foot of Backlash ”not.
New “when-n evening, enept Saturdays, 1u‘t 5
or-
o'clock, and on reliant-v at 2 p. in. Leave
walk Budge and soul Norwalk every evening.
Prelglit taken from and received for all
point- on the Dunbar, and Narwulk and
shepaug Railroad. at Greatly Ito-laced
Baton.
Upon A litVlon to emu the Cit of Norwaik
to of fit-:ghl
and Raga.- wil. be sent ton-petal
anywhere in 5-1: York or its Vicinity.
WAN per-nus are forbid trusting any of the
employee of the heats of this Iineon lemma: of
the owners the'n-of.
any of these lines we are diillcnt to
1- made
fmtlheheetlniportcd stock which we nvl may III
boar-of lime-(Ii. They are wry Iue dam and
llIlIlBElHiBlIIN’S
__ I'Itll ..
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
No H hiuin Street.
WAGONS
New and awed-hand
Buggies, l'liaetons. Carri "s,
Canopies, Spindles, (lit.
2‘}:
Call and Seedli‘hem.
Prices to Suit
w. H. MEEKER & 00.
SOLE AGENTS
‘
4
FOR TII
'lillliH Willi .WMMI.
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'I‘iu and Sheet. Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AN!) '1‘ I NVVAR E.
Estimate- given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IURIC IIALL BLOCK
~ ‘ 'o hull-l “old Tlmk.
r ..l‘ - usuo. e. :i. but: .
. . t»-: | a uni-mnmwv‘d.
_ . iuLu Itmnwu “u. '
, mid. fishy r . I 6...!
' Moan-Item lath Iudur
anJ gel-ii Illtl.‘uh '1‘:-
rid no" of ecu! yam-o.
one Person In ml in.
ra".l ra- ttan on the,
tuna.- r with our In." untur-
" ,.‘u ' u: : Imo of noun-twist
. .. 5 % hauls-u. “cuss-em n
’ f vull as use Ianb. we find
‘5‘ . I‘i-ee.aad otter you have km!
the. is your n-"r- for I unis. and one-a ten- to tn..-
. 42L I!iluexnmthubuuasyournapew-en Tn so
use um. u ea-c .m we at norm-g lh ntrll
and samples. 3": my all "are“, ”tfhfatz A 11-".
We a; ($0.. 1:»: “armbanflm
I? Gm
Halli, Bailey 8. ll.
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Colunms "
for Trimming
W.--” M'——-
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
an at full finial Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halli, Bailey i in.
REEMA ’8 #33213?“
Dow. ‘Ilnw-Ibn.‘ the
. ounhlhvadmiwidh
AGE rower .
Mums—Geo. B. Plat-ted; C. Lapliaia; Hoyt a
Baxter's.
3;;flavn. Court.
'I'behtimn’l'ar Soup make- a line lather unn
have: the skin soft and agreeable; it: deeming
qualms! are Intel-u I like It.
It. I. SHERMAN. Iugrlver. 792 (have! fit.
Nrw nun. Con.
calm—Karine and your Falcon ‘l‘sr Soap
myself, and finding it a thoroughly good article for
dean-tug. retreating and healing the skin. I cheer-
fully recommend it wotaleuei$
Du. JAII I. BTII'SON.
’7"
~ l"\ >
ET. BATH 2. NUFig
For Complexion. Inert-lg. Clio-em,
new "undo. laugh Okla.
WM“.
”firm-mums!"
“aluminum-nuance
turn may me New lava. 0...
£11“.qu lie-do bunny-n.
”hmmmm
min Con
Mountaineer
ken ‘almfnellutu tryitia
ml I, I. .
" i.l I.’CIIII.IILI.D.
v 'I
W]
batman-anus. «remnant
m IA" '1
alone: n. mun. ,
m. .
Parlou- Tsr soup and without
Wan-flunk mummaedin
uhlhmmdmdmmwmn
served purpose. 1
think J‘mW‘naL' a.
Manuals and Headlines.
hologram. but 3-7 direct to the show room! of
and cemetuy work.
I). \V. I} ATES.
613m
AllRightA ain.
Having again got into my old "at. . Ely's Block.
fire by a much tuner and better Hock. I Invite he
nub-iv to yin: me a call.
in town 0
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, dL
C. ’
And otter them at the unit available nicer.
(live me a call and you will be “its ed that there
is no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J. P. O’ROURKE,
£3123"! _ A
Insure IifllLlll 'l‘fl-Illl,
To-lllorrow llay he Too Late.
Take an Endowment Polleyttut you may need in
old age. I! you lircor if you die, it will be a help
to your family. 7 cents a day will give a young
man an endowment of Sm!) to he psi to him at
505m- of age or In his family at death. 5 cents a
day will live you a life policy for sum and you
do not leave what you have paid if you stop paying
any year after three.
ISSUES IN '1‘!!!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0F HARTFORD.
s. s. L'nostaiuninn. Agent.
South Norwalk.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
)IIRSONS desims of obtaining life insurance at
. actual cost, should write for citation to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.
This Society claim that for six years the cost to A
member of middle age has been
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for nth thonmnd dollar- of Insurance. (III In
KENT & CHOLWELL,
MISIIIIS IND PLIS'I'EREII‘S.
Boilers at all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
orrlcn AT 8. SELLBCK’S,
l9? Wa-hlngton It. Bridle,
So. Nos-walk. Conn.
gag, P. 0. Box 140, Westport. Ct.
haul-or la
n. l. rue-t once,
I." to "It.
Ofleal, m lulu Street,
W. all.
Do not buy smonamru or Headstone from any
. W. Burn. Water Street. Norwslk and select one
all Complete and you will not be disappointed In it!I
unit-arson.- Dialer in all kinds of building stone
lain .‘Irfi‘f and replaced the Imode deutmyed at the
I can chow the but line
~-—1III nm—~
MEATS
IIRVID III TE] 3381' NANNIII
"you want the choicest IIA'I‘S, obtainedre
as of trouble or met. you will Ind them at my
uket. as well u
Plllllll if all KlllIS
IN ITS REASON
F. HA. 9 ES.
uianu‘s mom, sotrrn NORWALII
until» on
One QIIIIIIII',—T|I0 Bent.
Beef. Veal, lamb, Hutton. Pork. Salt and Fresh,
l‘onlNl Ila-f. Smoked Tongue. llama,
shoulders, Buothaloima, I'ruuk-
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
63 Washington Street.
J .H Kinefelter,
Meals, l'i‘iimflyslus,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons. ETC.
(in. N. WHITE. Depot.
Telephone Connection.
udih
28 Main St, 80. Norwalk.
or All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I]. I. BENNETT, not!) B. S. BUSTED.
I'll IIlllIlll lulu;
Immmm
Fruits, Vegetables, Pnillry, Ell
Fresh Canned llern‘ng
lie ii t‘uu. at it ('uus for OHIO.
”Me-ow“
SeedPutaioes
Early Rose
—-—un ——
New Queen,
—~AI'———
lllllll & Consults.
F. H. NASH & Bill.
Bell l2 Moth! of
RANGES
From $8.50 to 830.00.
The one the People buy the nest is the
“UNCLE NICK.”
We have sold an of these ranges and over 1'0
GrestAmericun heaters. 'l'neso range- and heal-
en have won the victory. Just received a full line
”Decorated China
In mnhe ind plain and engraved g us were, We
have a lame stock of Agate. Copper, 'm: and Inn
Wm. Price- low. Give us a call.
——-0
ALL Git—ADES
AND AT
THE 3331‘ or
Meats,
Poultry,
”m—
Vegetables,
Alnys fresh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
Central Marlu
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orderi- solicited and goods delivered to any part
of,City.
Illilllllll tantrum. Plilli.
SEWE RS!
F. .VL PIERCE
nmim III
Blue Stone. Etc.
Leliigh, Lackuwannii, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
' Wilkesbsrre Cools.
Inuit Ill RUBBER PIIN‘I‘
Yard" foot of Washington and It".
shall streets. Branch office at SLIM
Dru: Stow M1 at
LINES“. i‘l‘Esé
'l'hsywill m. M 0W!-
wliwe. Prise Do. a “.3132...“
you " fin“... iii " “Mm
Milena-durum; 000love. sale
:0!!!” ran-ammunmm
THOSE WHO DESIRE
“ i‘ T ‘4‘ . ) ‘ in t di trilintlon of n» m
31‘“ LR’ P I ‘ 5‘4 anemia-man out worm
A51) . G. Jones, of New York City.
General Sewer Contractor Name. m am
, to Inlkc connections with m... w... nmr 3.0. Litmus nuts on.
pi in mm on the neat favorable terms. LEN“ We. 1090M". 15- Y-
l he; to mega aniline recently laid Iowan!) n. flaunts ............ anti .
sewers In this city will And it to their advantage to Anhttect. A. '1'. Stewart basalt".
a” W “1'- , fl ‘ ”4 " wuusii L. noun ............... mm as
1* . 31. PILIICE rhngmwum
0 ROI 0 ............. .m .
Box 20. South Norwalk,Ct. Dr! M NJ.
nlnBIs'i' ANSTBY .............. mm 3
JOHN I]. Egan's, I’rirutetleerdarandchliiton.
ALFRED P. Donut: ............ ”no.0. .
Wholesale-ad Retail Dealer In all kinds of 0"“ mum. N. Y-
Wlts'ros L. SNYDER ........... 1151» a
Gemini-ton Merchant. N. I’.
F. W. G. JONES .................. .231 m H
Paid to bate. ._
Lu".
nnann‘r ANS ........ .. mm
Brick. Lime. Cement. Private Secretary. Judge limo-l. M
I”
ml
1.”
Lowest Prices 1
The Best floods for
the Least Money
__51'___
II. S. BIIIWN’S
BOUT It SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
A Baum
$10,000.00
Tontineor Club Payment.
8 AN ILLUSTRATION of the beeclts of laser
log on the Mutual Tontine or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
Ill"
we re below alistof beneficiariev that participated
s due from If: two
WILLIAI B. BTRONO.........
larch-III. N. Y. “'0
resumes w. snun...,.. tum
Wholesale killing. Ii. Y.
lDWlN L GWA'I'IIIIY ....... 13.00
Lock Inhalation-y, Brooklyn
P. W. 0. JOKE ....... . ........ men I
Paid to hate. 1
__ M
tin Yon. July 8!. was.
How WI Ambition, New York. N. 7.
club In yourllsnocistlau.
1 can recommend your Annotation as a duh-Ila
one to he Insured in, for in mum In that»
meat otclsl-s. and its mun mic. or a. N
able lam-int. Your: ru‘tiill, “on
uni-l. m ho
r. A. HAMILTON,
O'NEILL AGENT,
P. 0. IO! ”'0
SOUTH NORWALK. Willi.
Norwalk Chronicler