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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 20, 1889 · page 3

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lie Did Not intend to Shoot
Artist Pilotel. “"

"I WIIOIIB AFFAIR LUDICBOIYS.

Italy's [leg on ltie Way to Berlin-The
lulu Chancellor's Temper Disturbed.
luigerie louse- to Bey Tribute to the
Porto-Germany‘s Greet Itrihe.

home, lay Il—The encounter between
I]. Ito-them and Pilotel In ilegeut trust
h theme-alien o! the hour. Both geodeman
have been besieged by interviewers, and their
utetcmenta cmoernlug the edelrere widely
at variance witbomuuother. I. Iiochdort,
who was first-quaveihs (allowing version
diheucountn-I “I was walking along Ite-
gnt street about '1 o‘clock when suddenly I
mw Pilotel walking toward me. He stopped
into-std me and evuckapugiiietio atti-
tude, et the mine time threatening to ‘punch’
my head. Now, llstlouils are not in my line,
ulthoughiemnote timidman.aemy duel-
iuexpw-ienceattmia Pilotel continued his
threat-ring language, and merely for the
m of frightening him I drew a revolver
tummy hreastpoeketand pointed ItstlIIIn
Thepietol waeineleethercam,tigbtly
so that I could not po-Ibly have
ithedlwkhetlto doeo. WhenPilotel
mw the harmle- weapcn he dropped his
heath and ran away at top speed, bellowing
‘murdc.’ In mite of the serious view hkcn
cliheailair by the police authorities they
ooulduotoonlnl their laughter at the fol-
lnw'e cowardice any more than they could
eoneedl their contempt (or his condo
The version given by I. I‘llotel dillerv in
elmt every particular tron) theta! the tiery
editor. lie insists that the pistol wee not
only withoute case, but that it was cocked
mid maniiestly intended to be discharged.
I. Pilotd indignantly dudes that be run
away, and strictly speaking he didn't. for be
bad euroely turned his back upon his en-
tagouiet end started to run when he was
eelsedby the police. The belief Is general
thatthemagistretebeiorewhom thetwowill
be brought will treat both prisoners, end
manually Rocbeiort, with ell the severity
warranted by the circtnnstanocu

 

Germany's Greet Strike.

Bruno, lay Ill—The Westphalia lining
Wemchtion hes ecoepted the whole
cltheproposalsol thestriking miners, with
the exemption of those relating to overtime
'l'hecommitteeoi mineowneraaud thedele-
guts oi the Bochum strikers met yesterday,
end decided to resume work in the dueried
pits on Tuesday. Theetrikestill continues
at Worm, the ownere retueing to concede
anything to their employee. Atarneoting
oltheownere atZwickau elarge majority
opposed the
coins peeled y the liestere' e-odetion,
though eighteen oi the masters present were
willing to negotiate with a committee of
tbeiremployeeonadiilerent belie. Amug-
ista'iel warning against the intimidation of
those willing to ruume work has be.

Will Not Pay Tribute to the Porto.

Vms, May tL—The Bulgarian govern-
menthaedeoided thatitwill no longis- pay
thelloumeliantrihitebothe Fugueudhee
muotidedtheeuthoritieeet Constantinople.
The Ottoman governmentwillimmedietely
send ccmmiaionars to Sofia tocombet the
declsion,andintheevartoi telluretocvu-
thruwitwill appeal to the powersto take
mguimneeotthhdelibnetevioleticnotflie
treetyotiierlin.

ling Humbert ollor Berlin.

MWfl-thfiumbergthel’rinee
ollepk and Premier Crlapl havesterted
til-Basile. Alerge pence-ion or civic eo-
cietleeaeeompanied‘h'yhandsei music and
beeriugeproiusicu beunuv,marcbedto
thereilwaystatioutoeeenthem 08. Behind
tit-ewes euimmensecrdwd,
whaecheeremingledwith these oi these-
cieti'.,were elmut inc-ht. Within the
etetlonwee a large gatheringot ministers,
tho-Mm

Why Bismerch Lost Ilia Temper.
Beam, May Ill—It is believed Inlierlin
that Prince Bismarck'e exhibition at temps
haulereickstag wee «do much more b the

‘ MthetthoComl’vetlvee out not

hlmthantothegibeeo! Berrluchter. The
strikeeinWeetphelieand Bileeiahavecom-

upset the chancellor's calculations
withregardtotheegedworkman'slneurunee
bill,andheieelstbe increased oppositiouto
themeeeurokoenly.

Jed Devie' Nine in Juli.
LIVIIPOOL. Hey so. -—liru Iayltlck, who

Wh- been lodgcdinfiii. Arsenic
Imbeeulound in beef teewhkhfiepev
predia’habusbend,endalsoin a bottle
ineuenteroom.

no lulle- Ilohes Veiueblc Preset-to.

Elem, liey ill—The "menu sent by
theeultenol 'I‘urkeytotheemperorol Gut
mayerevelued at over 321040).“ the
neekhceeenttotheempreoettlsomo.

, Winn-”Bishop's am
New Your, lay Il-Dqluty Cot-m
Jenkirlmedeenenmiuutioud thebodyol

 

 

 

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reeves MOORE m

I‘- lhlstev nodules u level I“
e'lig leueetleu-

lore Revue, N. Y.. lay I).-—Itev. Jeh
I. Hooper, oi the North New York t‘cngrw
getiunal church, has given Holt ileveu
unothceeumtion. 'l‘hietlmeit Is an elopo
ntent. Friday he ran away with Il- Iery
Curtieoi No. a“ FastOnsllundrudeud
Forty-iiith sheet, and they wco married at
Union Hill, N. J.

In January. I“, Ir. Room has «lied
from Kingston, N. Y., to the pastorate 0! St.
Paul‘s Reluriued church, Mott Haven. The
following summer bh wile got an uherlute
divorce {win him' In t‘eliloruh. The
lived apart (or some “need Ir. acupu-
hurried with Cheri. Curtis, vice [Illicipul
oi the public school in One Hundred and
Forty-11th street. The good looking person
was informed that in ceso lira iioopcr got a
divorce he would not be tree to merry again
unless he placed himself within the Juriedlo
lion oi the court granting the decree. Ilev-
ingnoriiehlor single bio-«inure, ho want
to Ueliloruie.

He alterwerd returned. 'I‘heu began his
attention to llery. She is lit years old, a
brunette, not especially pretty. but sell
willed and resolute. Until Friday she wee a
student at the Normal college.

llooper III e trilie overdo year-old, tell,
ewerthy end handsome. While he continued
to leecinete III- Curtis, the norm in St
I’eul's church was brewIng. Early in De-
cember it burst. Hooper was charged by the
condstory oi the church with lying and
oils-- odeneee He relused to resign, end
the clemlewee appealed to. That holy or
emined Into thematic,“ amended Air.
Reaper.

Friday lire. Curtis decided to lnke Mary
east on a Fall River boat. She left her
daughter at the college end returnod lor her
about 2 o'clock She found that the girl had
not gone to bar recitation end no trace at
her subsequent movements wee known in her
friends, but as Mr. Hooper wee ebIo mining
there wee little doubt with whom ahehad
gone. All uncominty weII set at rest,
however, when hire Curtis received a bit.
dated Union Hill, N. J.. in which Mary mid
III: bedbeenmnrriedtcthemenolher
c oice.

FIRED INTO THE MOB.

Policemen lleve e Numw Becupe While
Queuing e Disturbance.

Non-marinas, Hem, Aley oil—Police 0i-
ilccre White end Vance attempted to break
up a drunken carousel on West uhreci, Flor-
once, about I o'clock. They had errand
two men, whim they wore se-t upon by e
crowd of miliens who beet end cut the unicorn
unmercitully, White's car being elIIInet sev-
ered from hie heed.

The oilloers started {or help and were pur-
med by the mob. Vance end While took M-
uge in the houeeol Ralph Berdweil, whim
was soon surrounded by the roughs, who do
mended that Bardwell should surroudu the
Mbtbem. At Policemen Whits'e re-
oeet Berdwell loaded his gun with birdebot.

White then warned the men to leave, but
they responded with e shower at stoma. Ila
then fired into the crowd. Patrick Tobin
wee shot in the abdomen end probably
totally injured; Thomas Anderson and John
Alvord were also shot, but are not seriously
hurt. The mob then dispersed without ion
the trouble. Oliicer White is inacriticel
condition For many months past these
tougha have caused dieturhenca in the
street, end the oflimn had determined to
break upthe gang. They had no weapons,
however, except their clubs, and these were
taken from them in the light.

 

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Batteries: Mull-new
(blitz. Umpire: Holland.

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Batteries: Sullivan and Hoover; chbiug.

Crossendounning. Umpire: Goldsmith.

 

Discarded Because of ”or Birth.
Emu, N. Y., May fill—Au interesting
heechoipromisesuitie aboutto be begun
inPamYeuegeinethwerd-l. King,“
thiecity. ILKingistbesonolWiluesn
King, an extensive manufactureer
til in the cueeie thlclntyre, d
eunYan, whcsuesicrdemegee to her at-
fectims end misplaced confidence to the
emouutotfidllo. Tbeceuse ol the diaeres-
uiiuterhcslrom inquirieeutede by Sir. King
meaning theorigin ct herbirth.

Au Alleged Reverend Dwimller.

Yunnan-rows, 0., Hey ill—lien Peter J.
Vanli‘ttm waserrestedet Toledo, 0., charged
with HilJulhIinlut,ewidow,
«mementoremm luflomwhed
troublewithetasentendl'enlloten induced
hctodeedhim the poputy,vuluedetfl,—
coo, mtingtbethewouklouettbe
eon. Oneeeuringthe deed Van Etten
geged the M for 81M, eecured the
money-Idskipped. Notrea wesobielned
dblmuntflbk'errdiu'lbledo

‘l'e'l’ry ”Alderme- loo-ode.
Anm,ley m—Col John 11 Fellows
.rivedhuuonihalhnltedeodwill gocutc
Belhtontohevetheihteeatiorthe trial“
Bandit IcQuede. Be do. not eeu'cipete
that it be touch More themiddlaolneut
mouthuellthecircuitlnsinuemustbe
We! More the hribwy case can he
“’1‘ ._______.
Allis-strum
mm, 0., Hey fl—A disastrotu wbd
endhilstonnsweptovcpertot this (tier

“etchuildinpeodtuoee Mghtqrs
washlowulnunthemullewllegd.

aquwweludiyatbylhekeil

Veeleeleuseudlilled Ill-sell.
lay li-A special {in
mo..mbthetJohnBogerd,ctVsn
fie, etemldaolan’utie. flew-to
hvubu—rrhdiutwcwedetolhlda

 

 

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m y "'
”weasel-uranium.“

 

 

holed.
wholemeal-relevancy.
luxuriant—Them“
Oh hm ”fill!
Mannheim-limb“
”modem
“on“
taunts. 0.3mm mt
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL. MONDAY, MAY zoom ..

NEWS rm WASNIIBWN

Applicants for Oihce Asking
Mrs. Harrison's Aid.

 

 

DIUI‘S SUCCESSCI.

[leery W. legeru Came llere on the 4th
at lurch [or e Consulate. and New Is
Leeked Up on e Charge ct \‘agreeey.
'evel Ma Resign

Deficient Cadets Allowed to lteeige-

Wasurxorcl, lay ill—The resignations
oi the iollowlng named cadets at the Naval
aceduny wereacoepted by secretary ‘l‘raey:
Charles L Keotureu, (I. F. III-cit, W. L
Murray, I. C. Baird, Ii. L Douglemendll
W. Wildermlng. Tin-w: young oilicors were
found Moi-It at the recent somi~ennual es-
eminetion, and upon the recommendation of
the uoedmnie board were turned back one
clam Attorney General Killer, however,
decided that this wee illegal, and Secretary
Tracy bed tedrop the young men truth the
eerviee. Ileallowed them toreaign. III the
caesotthoesnemed above,as sum as their
resignetime were accepted they were redesig-
neted lcr examination in september. ‘l'be
conga-nan in who. districts thee vacan-
ciu ooounedavuiled v. at the law
by filling the mound- with the same young
men, just as though they had never been in
the etvice.

lieu. Dru-'a lueeeeecr.

Wamuxu'roxt. Hay 2031: is new believed
that Col. W. D. Whipple, at present adju-
tant general of the military division of the
Atlantic, with headquarters at Governor's
Island, New York harbor, will sot-med Adjt.
Ores. Drum when the latter retir- next
Saturday. Col. J. C. Bolton, the present
ambient edJutant general, Is also stroneg
urged (or the piece. and within a few days it
wee the opinion of army people that he
would be selected. The dgbteeumnovrto
be between them two oflcerv. The record
and lndoreemente ol the mndidetee are now
before the [resident Hewill make bk-
Iectiou early this week.

IAJ. GEN.

 

Asking for In. Moon's Influence.

Wasunrorox, May eo—un Harrison's
mail contains every day appeals from oflloe
eeekerv to use her influence with her husband
in tevor oi the writers Some of thecor-
reepoudcnh request In. Harrison to remind
the prudent that their applications remain
unanswered, they have heard nothing about
them and fear the prmhloet hes inadvert-
ently neglected to act upon them. 'Ihey beg
Ire Harrison to look around the odice for
thelettnu or petitions andputuiemwheI-e
Gen. Harrison will he sure to see them.
Some ol the letters are lrom women.

Rumored Cabinet changes.

WaaIIquros, lay m-Bumor wu again
elloet to the eflect that changes in the ubinet
ereebout to take place as follows: The pres-
ent ettornoy general, Mr. Miler, is to be up
pointed associate justioeto tillths vacancy
made by the death oi Stanley Matthews; Air.
'l'recytobetransi'erredlromthonavy tothe
department oi justice, and ex-hlaietor Tom
C. Plan to be appointed eecrehry of the
navy. The attorney general denied any
kuowledgeoteplan to put him on them-
priune heneh.

An Anneeut (er 0.- Arrested

. Wasmuorou, lay ill—Henry W. Rogers,

‘emiddleegedmenflreme heroouthedthol

liercbloracoueulete. Hewaslookedupin
tbe'l‘weiltbstreotetationhouseeeevagrunt.
Hebedneerly twin and fluent
pleceeinhieclothee, tberesult oi his solicite-
tions on the street. Bo wee taken beiore
Judgenillcinthepoliceccnrtonedaylaet
weekeudgevehhpenonel bondstogetout
oltawmbutbewaesuruoi gettiughbpoui-
tioniuelewdaysmoreandaohesteyed.

lie lay Reverse the Verdict.

Wasnnm‘rou. liay m—The promulgation
at the sentence in the court martial case oi
Cept Armee still fire at the White
Home. It Is understood that Prddent Her-
rhcn is giving the mattw cerelnl Milo),
amiknotinclined to accept theverdlct oi
themrt, which, itisstetednsdiemlnal
from the service

”healing ho- chlu Snell.
Waemorou, llay 90.-—'l‘wo oilieen from
Norfolk, Ve, arrived in the city. having in
custody Hugh McKay, who is wanted in
that city lor the erubemleumt oi 88,0“)
from the collector 0! internal revenue cl that

didriot. HewestakeutoNorlolkymterdey . -

alter-noon.

A Great Telephone Suit.
P11133030, Hey m—llr. Justice Bradley

and Judge HcKenne and Achlew heard
ergnuumthereinthegreat suitol the Con-
solidated Electric Light company against
theEdison Electric Light company for in-

tolpetentgrented to Sawyer a
lien (or the llbrom carbon conductors“! the
incendacmt electric lamp. lie-re Hugh
IL 0erdeu,BIdward Wetmore, Imam E.
Curfi, Amos Bmednex and William E.
Bulhclcounsel {or compleineuteeppeured
iutulltorco. Tblsleihegreatert eultgrow:
hgcutol eiectricd science since the Bell
telepboueeuils.

coho-elephants.

Chicano, lay at—The six deye' bicycle

race (or prola-ionaleeight hours a day,
whichclaedettheflxpoaitlm bulldlng,wue
wouhyiieadlng,withonl ouelep totpera.
'Dedualeooruwee us i we: Beading,”
milestlape;Knapp,ilfllmlles3laps;Priuce,
”m2 laps; Hagen,“ miles 8 laps;
8chock,678milee2lepe

Cour-tine of Chine-cu II New Haven.

New Ham, lay a-About one hun-
drrdinih-moircm all parts of the state
minee-ion here. 'I'heyeremmub-uoie
secret moiety called the "Bouglong Tong,"
and are holding their annual convqtion.
Fourteen newrn-ubm'ewcu iuletietedend
addraee were nude byprornlnent China-
umlrunNewflev'uiendHarttcrd. ,

 

Collisions iu the Fog.
New You, lay flip-During the dues

lowed luck to ht dock.
yroeeeded. __
mnehoArk-il Incidence.
Casuouun, layn-JlbeArkellrd-
d-Ieeiuthhvllleguwee heptimdwith
”home

brunet-In.
thefyurofldeughtl'dw. J. Ariel

I'rempludhyucerw.
Causosnaure, n—A-Iallhey
umieyonngwamn wentpledouhye
undeowandreeuved-ioueiujuriee

'“Mhllemee.

Br. WI-d‘hedeedh'fi
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gIEVElAVI’
SUPERIOR
B VGPflWIffl

il’llllEST All BEST

Ia made onlon rial-Hwy pure grape cream

of tartar. strict! pure bicarbonate oi
soda. and e a I portion of flour as a
native. noibln elee what» or. and

warranted ontine y free from alum.
ammonia. phnephetee. lime. and all the
adulterante {mlueutly found in baking
powders. The character of maierieh
used. their purity. and the nicely 0! their
combination. render Cleveland’ye eu rior
baking powder the roost bealIhVul an moat

econonIII-el In one. end it elwae ailonde
wholonome. nutrilio end dell food
II' III recommended or urily.heelihiul-

no. and I-Iiiciency by oternment and
State chemists, chemists cl Boonie of
Health. and profession In institutions of
burning throughout the country.
Sold only in cene. full weight.
(‘ ureurm Ilnarllulu. Aunt. N. Y.

 

 

0. £0. TEA

The new l‘oe rm coma.
PERFECTLY PURE.

A “061' DILICIOUU BEVERAGE. Tlli‘ IT.
1;: will an. see my ether. {:11in um rafts

it Is the limos-r I- AIII Luv I --k I (ran
it about plenleIiIIIIuaIIl- ueluli'. I-n nI '- all‘ 1
r m- and Irm from all .1 in: l .- ra‘ I . In or r- .! Ir- .
‘IAII- r Tho-parka,- ~ are XIIHIII'Y l“ I ‘II ~ . I
uni VIneIII-IIIIIII v ..I III. Ill
III“? .II I. llrn' III..:. ll..~ Luger gr vI- no

Critnta'. la Occidental Toe 53., Ltd,
llrml (mic-o, M Hurling Nip, bur lurk.
II'-Ir “II' by II..- has! um .1 I.

I". D. LAWTON &' 00..
D. L’IIOIIEDIEU.
CHAS. II. FEBRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

The Old and Reliable.

no room LINE
Norwalk INIIYIII

-TII[ PROFILLEIS-

 

City of Norwalk & Eagle,

Will -ke daily on My! mil
height between New {at llorwalkend South
Norwelk.WIll leevePleraJootol
Nercrkaerv ovatiug. ueeot We:
o'clockJndiuI Beturdev at in. In. leave New
welkilridgeandliout Korwulksveryevculeg.

height taken from and received tor all
points on the Delhury eud lorwelh II‘
shepeug Railroads at Greetly Reduced
Bates.

t! a Ilc'tiouto agentethe City of Norwelk
“leu be sent («new loteoiircighi
mywhernlo New Yovkoritev ty.
ran e are forbid trusting anycl [ht
employee-mm o! tnislincou aocounld
theownersthcreot.

 

TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Peletial Stealer,

[lane charles,

Cert. Fred I. Bysbcc,
Willoommcoeelakingllelly Trips to ”York

Monday, April 29, 1889.

Comfort, solely and Speed.
Popular Prim.
801.." llerwelk to New York. Single

Transgenic; Excursion, 70 cents-

Ree-wwilllaveWileul’oiotI-errivuloi
”We”uuiu leavin‘lelawelkei 1.56 e.
la. leave!" “Floral-aim.
renew lines” I, hometown-t
Rivet p. Mean-ah lace

Always Take the Ileusateuic lIlee.
’cr lunha informed. only to

fill NEW “GI-AID [MA]- 00.

3mm ”mega: P.‘ G. I»

c. I. owe. AgcuL. WI:- mm “It
uoosuomc RAILROAD.

DANBUI! I NOIWAIII DIVISIOI.

NORTH.
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ere “ ‘5 “ " s41 “
lee .- tte " use...
not - Iron-I. Is a.
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AIWH’IIIIQmP—nuut.
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leave term
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Auden. - - - . ”ASCII”
Surplus. - - - 13,540,”.
. loco-e In 1.88. - - 28,401.!”

”a Null-deem!“ -

QIITAR .

Vlllll‘llii VIII Willi!

. urror snore:
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thou '
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Domains. 63:55 “I"
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name. I'll mi:
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Quiniard GI Son' 5, Druggistew

Igljaiu Street. Norwelk.
"unanswered; Collin—i;
LAWN IOLLBII.

CARRIAGEaLBLOCKS.
., (3-.

650
Iltnufactured by C. T. LE0NARD,W

es Water I“ II“ Iy

Tinned all“ Headstone:

Donot

 

acute-rm legume

P. W. BATES.

KENT & CIIOIIWEIIII,

[AIMS AND PLASTIBEBS.

Boilers or all Kinds
set and Repaired.

Fire Brick Work,

and Jobbing ol ell Kinds
a Specialty.
0PPICB AT I. IBLLBCIA’I,
I97 Washingto- II. Brill“
Do. Norwuili, Cone.
Anl‘s'sn,I P. 0. list no, Weeipert.Ct.

Jacob M. Layton,

“mundane-emu

General Insurance Agency
In. Life and Accident.
(loan Steamship Tickle—cable I“ 5‘”

llrulleloroueluend pwurdeendlouevOrdae
II Wild to
Notaryl’obiic. Acknowledge-OHM

Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
o Wests-gins 8i... (Next door to W

South Hos-wok. Conn.

TAYLOR do GOLDEN
Real Estate. Fire. Idle. Accident,
Piste Glen, and stain Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS

Also Agents for thelele of
Bebe-lure old Per- Ionguge
d a; 'I per cent. Bonds.

Loan. Negotiated.
omen-our wuusuea 8L. so. lure-II.

[Illl'fl Ifllll' [Ill Til-MI.

To-lorrow lay he Too Late.

 

 

 

 

“$5.9“! III 11!!
couuucrIcor acumen.

Life Insurance 00.,
oyuarrroun.

 

momma! ohtelnioglitc chanced
actual “shouldwdteiacirculenlo

Security lutuul lieueli Serleiy, ‘4
es: lreedwuy, low York.

fibfiodetyoleluwthattereixyuntheeost to e
Icobwdmiddlcegeheheu

ieee'l'ksa’i'welve Dellervslear
Ioreechthou-nddollarvcflmemnrc. dll-

VII VIII [III III. III.

WI. II. ones. Preldent.

 

125.01%”!

Writ-Mlhri'dtingd'outlee Policinwithout
While-us to madam. travel. or confli-
anertwoyumsud't-teciegthe mole“
brute-patent the coast at the pelky It
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TRY OUR.

Ilel. County Creamery Butter.

[1' PLEA!” [VERY ‘I'IIB.

'IIANIEII L’IIOMIIEDIEU.

HATS! HATS!

The Correct Styles

laellgredaothtideodfion flats. Swing style

3111; Hats,

Boys lists. Polo Cape Tennis
Cape in all colors, rush
lists, &c., at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

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Merrill PhonoE-rgpic Academy.

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Commercial Trolling
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V. .A. SGOFIELD,

momma-r
The Iteer of the Wuwlck Ileuse,
“Homemade!

Second-hand Furniture,

Audilikerlleueehelddeele.

Illitske edl mimics.
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MONEY LOAN ED
0- Watches, Jewelry. Ike.

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Refrigerators!

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School, _

0F Axioms ,
Low Prices,

The III-I In... IrooII

Intebehediemilbyn'l'. lea-III he. oi
so the at loo loch.

Oueeeuiewosthieemiokindleany ordlnery

C. 'l'. LBONAID,

ill I! Water St, Nurwelk.

A. 8. li‘IGIlRIS,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Repairing a Specialty.
as Washington It», - leuth Iorwulk.

CANDIES

0f ullklndt. MCI.-

BAKERY

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OORNUCOI’IAB. CANDY NYE. end a toll unort-
Ieeet ct ornamental needy.

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flooded Cigars.

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In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty live diflerent brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the moat taindIoua taste. Pereono that
are In the habit at buying by Ihe box are
invited to cell and got prIcre, when will
be lound reasonable.

EILHAIIE,

The Druggist,

Cor. loin end Well Streets.

 

 

New and Second-Hand

WAGONS,

New and Second-Hand

CARTS

A Lot of
Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer-’3 Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.

FERTILIZERS,

Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

Barn-Yotd Manures.

WRIYMflNl] Bills

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1-10. IWetorlL. Borough.

A FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Herd Oil Finish.

Wire steel Door Mats,
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F UR N ITU R E ,
Carpets, Stores, to,
savour enn now.

The euhecrlhrrheeeulutenll ill heels h
termed baud furniture. chic he will

at ver Beooud- harm?

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Boulou et.. Cori-[wood
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Bargainsmlflhnoo

FaIcIII’I HeaIuIarIIII III

I MILLINERY,
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3 Water It., Norwelk.

Weare selling No. II lull. HI-

mtwn“ “w. ”I: ".n":n3'"~“
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Alull linedunililllild.

MIIS. FAWCETI',

8 Water In, - . lorwelk.
Have You Heard it ‘1

No, What is It 'I

llunt Jr Zelul'Keep the
N iccst Market in the City.

31.ch Roofiolous

Dellvued every loudly “in.

Fish, Oysters, Clams"

Wholtflluflm

Asparagus, Lennie, BIIiIlII

Prom Greene firms every “in;
Pure Tomatoo Outlay.
Imported Sardines.

An In wentlolhemerketliue .
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HUNT 85 ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.

Fine Line of Gilt.
At so. ”.masomneableueu.

Embossed Guts

New Styles, at “e. Double loll.

Painting, Paper Hanging.
CALGIMINING.

DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Sim,

1 8 lot-tit lulu St...
South ‘Norwalk, Ct.
SOME

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Ambler & Sammis’.
40 ds F Hottin

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Bargains In Black Sarah, 67c.

Bargains in Black Peon-do.
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.

Bargain inBlack Rhadamc 97c.

Bargain In Black Fellie Fren—'
caise, 98c.

One lot Plaid Flanneln, &c., re-
duced from 400 to 250.

 

 

 

duced from 50c to 38c.

One lot 54-inch Triooto, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 60¢.
One Int 22-inch Fluids, do.
reduced from 25c to 12k.

attention of close bayou.

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