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SEEIS llIllElT.
7' Rania Making Preparation: on
a Large Scale.
atria-rim 'Lth‘OLN A'l' wear.
Dar-an Itdltora Obllgad to been flu-tr
(bl-try for l‘ubliahiag Alleged ’Iraa-
aaaablo Articles—To Daelau War on the
Alain—Four Ito-tbs for l’arrln.
Inlnoa. lay 29.-——'l‘he military wepiu‘a-
’ in throughout Run-la are more extensive
low thauat any time within the past seven
yarn, being on a scale to luggfisln belief
thatwar la Imminent. The white: y lmty
preta-tobelieve that iieace will to main-
taluad till the end of the year, although it is
admitted that Ituaiia is watching with jeal-
nus concern the development of the triple
alliance, and it is even asserted that com-
tuaadars have already been designated for
mice in the event of war. It is generally
believed that this warlike attitude of Russia
b partially due to King Ilumbcrt's visit
tO'Berlin and the clue: political relations
ballevad to have been furthered thereby
betweui Germany and Italy. It in quite
likely. however, that other caused contribute
quitaallargely to this activity. The riots
reported from Belgrade are undoubtedly cut-
ting out work for the Iluiuian soldiery, and
it is any a question of time when active lins-
Iian interference in the affairs of Servia will
supplement the intrigues of Bunion diplo-
matic agente The hand of Russia is plainly
discernible throughout these complications.
The immediate cause of this rioting was the
clam taken by the Russian party at the
Progression proclaiming the justice of the
dilalial of the metropolitan Michael Rue-
‘ fin influeueei are at work to bring about a
Itatc of anarchy in Servia, with a view to
making this the pretext for open interfer-
ones.
Mr. Lincoln at the Drawing Room.
LONDON, May till—Mr. Lincoln, the Ameri-
can minister, and his wile will attend the
drawing room given by the Prince of Wales
In behalf of the queen. Mr. Lincoln will pre-
Iutt Secretary of Legation McCormick and
Attache- Post and Buckingham, and Pairs.
Lincoln will prwent Mrs. McCormick, Mini
Lincoln and Miss (trace.
' Editors Flea the Country.
Blmux, May tilt—The public prosecutor of
Kiel has hsued a warrant for the arrest of
Falitors Jemon and Wrang, of The Flt-llsbul'g
Avis, a newspaper published in the Danish
language at Fleusburg, Schlmwig-llolatcin,
for publishing trenmnablc anti-German arti-
ticlea. Both have fled the country.
For l-‘lring at President Carnot.
I’ants, May 29.—I’errin, the man who fired
a blank cartridge at President Carnot on
May 5, an the latter was leaving the I‘llywo
to attend the celebration of the centenary of
the revolution nt Versailles, has been sen—
tenced to four months‘ imprisonment.
Wilt Declare War on the Arabs.
Blltux, May L’9.—Diepntchcs from Znnzt-
baratate that Capt. Wissinan has announced
hialntention to declare war upon the coast
Arabs inhabiting the regions between Tonga
and Lindi, unless they submit to his author-
ity by June 1.
MRS MAVBRlCK IN TROUBLE.
“I’ll- Nina of Jcfl Davis Accused of Kill-
Ing Iler Husband.
LIVERPOOL, May flit—The inquest over the
body of Mr. Maybrick, Whose death is sup-
poaed to have been caused by prison admin-
Iatered by his wife, has begun. Michael
Maybrick, brother of the deceased man, tes-
tified that he had visited his brother during
his mums, and had warned Mm hiaybrick
that he mspectcd his brother was receiving
improper treatment. The wife Infiihml upon
her right to nurse her husband Witnes
thereupon eummonel two doctors and a new
nurse. He also seized a bottle containing
brandy and extract of meat.
At a later Visit the ‘witnees found Mm
Maybrick changing the contents and labels
of medicine bottles. He remonstrnted with
her, and asked her how she dare do such a
thing. She replied that there was sediment
in the bottles. Witness again caused a change
of nurse to be made. Notwithstanding his
“cautions, however, his brother grew worse
and died in a short time. '
Alice anp, a nurse who had charge of the
Haybrick children, was next examined. She
produced a letter which was athlrcsised to a
man named Brierly, In Liverpool, out which
wavgiven to witness to [last by hint May-
brlck, the prisoner. While on her way to do
thiavn'tnm dropped the letter in the mud.
Themvclope was soiled, and wiintfi opened
theletter with the intention o t placing it in
amber ellVe‘iullt'. In doing this she noticed
that the letter contained a number of cadm—
V.‘ lug words. The following sentences particu-
larly attracted her attention:
“Dearest, my hint-and is sick unto climb.
All depends upon how long his health can
hold out. Darling. relieve your mind of all
fearof discovery now or in the Yuturo. In
any case, do not leave England until I seeyou
; ti
Winona, Instead of posting the letter, gave
ittoRdw'in Mnybrick. After Hr. Mayhrick
diadwitnafonndin thalinencloaet achoeo-
Iateboxrolled upin a sheet. The boxbe-
to lira )Iayhrick, and untamed a
pckagu of pewder labeled "pom”
A Wealthy Ilaa Arreated for larder.
Camus-n, May 39.—Clit!ord l’orter, an
owner of race bone: at Latonia, wasarrast-
edandlockednpintheCovington, Ky.,j;iil,
dial-god with mnrda'. Deputy Murry
loader of Galveston, Tex. arrived with a
tion for him. The murder i add to
haveheeuccmmittedmtimz agoma
qinrrcl at that plane. Port-risavary
wealthy man and immediazezy enmloyed
BanterGoeheLet Cmingtai, toddeudhim.
One Dead. tho OtherDruak.
NawYour. lay fl—Bridgat Haurohsn,
wbwaawyean oldandlived at 3193a“
'7 WMwasfounddeadathrrham.
1 Am Contract Awarded.
Wm, lay n—cmmcn fa- in»
dthe
uni NORWALK EVENING
mmnuru IV WHITE GAR
“ward lurphy. the laurea- 'l'alaporaaca
Advocate. do. a Warning
I’lmm'm. Ilay tat—Edward Ilunihy
“temperance advocate, is the recipient a;
ho latter: aigaed by White Caps, which
breathe throat: of tho dimit vmgeanoo
What hltu for llhl stand in tnvoroi the pro
hibition amendini-iit.
“In that letter, written on a plain white
slip of parchment paler in red and black ink,
Ml Ii idiom:
"rite your will on thin after June lit. For af-
ter that you die. era ('A .
'l‘ho m'oud letter was ttl’llilllb‘llll'tl a th
‘t‘it‘lnll and cram lattice, aim the legend,
“Utllco of the White Cain,"
in red ink, reading as follows:
1‘. E. Ilcui-uv. liq. You have no duuld ro
ec-ncl your IIAJIIA'M before this time from tho
While (Fella. You will take warning from thin.
Alan, that you are watched every i‘nno you speak
In favor of the aincndnwnt. It in markcd up
I‘ll“! you. and you wdi have toannwcr after
June lit to the White (up of In Ilium. Mm are
takitg a tin-at iutcnmi in the l’u-mmylsania light
00'. We plvc you timely warnin; You",
Want: Cara
In the envelope-i were a nninbcr of earth,
announcing an amendment meeting in thia
city. 0n the reverse side were the most im-
canny ilgurea representing Ilr. .\lni1ihy and
Judge White, and the horrible fate to which
theWhita Caps would conflgn them after
June IS. The cards were imcriinl with
akull and cm- bonm and the suggestive in-
itials, “K K. K."
CONSTITUTIONAL ' AMENDMENT.
An Error in the statute Which Illa: Ilea-
der It Innperatlve.
ALBANY, May flit—An importanten-or has
been discovered in the otllce of the secretary
of state regarding the constitutional amend.
meat to be voted on next November. The
amendment provides that the legislature at
the first gallon thereof after the adoption of
this amendment shall provide for the election
at the general election next after the adoption
of this amendment, by the electors of the
M and Second judicial districts of not
more than two justices of the supreme court
in addition to the justices of that court now
In otiioe in each of said judicial districts, and
one justice of said court in addition to the
justices of that court now authorized by law
to be elected In each of the following judicial
districts, namely the Third, Fourth. Fifth,
Birth, Seventh and Eighth judicial districts,
and that the justices so elected shall be iii~
vested with their otllce on the first Monday
of January next aftcr their election. Ac-
cording to this the electors in the First and
Second districts alone will elect the new jus-
tices for the whole state. This error grew
out of thc hasty amending of the bill so as to
give justiwe in other districts than the First
and bec oinL_
CRASH ON THE HOUSATONIC.
Freight Trains Colllde and Kill 'l'wo ile-
and fixture Five.
Bmixmmn‘r, Conn, May Bit—A special
freight train from this city collided with the
regular Albany freight, bound south, on the
Ilouisntoiiic railroad about one mile from Bull
station, causing a disastrous wreck. Both
trains came together with a terrible crash,
wrecking the engines intonsliapclms mam,
telescoping two freight care on the up train,
smashing three cars of the down train and
derailing ninc other mars. Engineer William
B. Look, of Great Burrington, Mam.,who had
charge of the engine of the up train, was
cnnhcd to death. His remains were found
buried in the coal of his tender. Charles
Olda, a brakeman on the same train, was ten-
ribly crushed and dial in a few momenta
after the collision.
John 141 hicnic, oi “Km! Stockbridge,
brakeman. jumped ms the trains came to-
gether. Ilia left ankle was crushed and one
of his ribs was fractured. James McDon-
mott, engineer of the down trniii, jumped
just before the collision. Ilia rlionider was
dislocated and he was otherwise bniisod. The
two latter will recover. The accident was
due to disobedience of ardent.
New Postmaster! for New York.
Wasnlso'ros, May till—The following
named fourth clue liblltlnt‘ilcrs have been
appointed in New York: A. W. Candec, An-
gola; H. J. Cooper, Apulacliin; J. 11. Wil-
bur, Bctbcl Corners: II. A. lbyuolde, Col-
lins Centre; A. ll. Lapliain, Bust Aurora;
W. Boldredge, East McDonough; L B.
Cumlell, Garden City; S. G. Barton, Gas-
port; 0. B. Parker, Guilford Centre; A.P'.
Ontwatcr, Hem Road Station: J. C, Watte,
Johnson's Creek, Jacob Gottschalk, 11mm
tor; Louis Champagne, Napanock; E. M.
Dntton, New ane; E. S. Hibbnrd, North
Collins; M. A. Newton, North Pitcher; De-
witt W. Drake, Oicott; W. C. Reed, Ridge
Road; Edward 11. Cox, Sunburn; Harrison
Tilton, Springbrook; I. D. Devan, Wilson;
A. L. Itinewait, Williaumville.
-Dr. Leonard Notified.
Wasmxmos, May 29,—Rev. P. L How-
ell, Sandueky, 0.; Rev. A. B. Putnam, Cleve-
land; Hon. D. It King, Akron, 0., them
mittee fmm the Episcopal convention of the
diam of Ohio, arrived in the city and took
rooms at the Arlington. The committee
called on Dr. Leonard and oflcially notified
him of his election as mistant bishop of the
diam of Ohio. Dr. Ieouardsaid hows:
considering the matter favorably and would
give his answer in twenty-fonrhoun The
answer will be nailed to the committee.
Requested to lleatgn.
New Your, May “..Lem~Depnty Collectw
Winmmafiraringhasbeen requestedtorv
aign by Collector Erhardt, and elitist, though
he sanlntimatetriend oi Secretary Tracy,
andcould probablyhavoremainedifhehad
nutdemuchot’afight tortheplaee. Retold
theenllector thathebelieved in the theiry
thatthe victor should enjoyflieapoflgand
would abide byth theory. Barry
wood,nephcw of SecretaryBlaine,w
ehargeof MLSearing‘sdivision.
Que 1,000 Ila-sea Bamd.
Baa l-‘nsncrseo, Hay zit—A fire occurred
on llay 8 at Yakate-Akita-Kew, Japan,
whichdnlrayad om LMhouses. \ltorig-
lnated in the residence quarte- about 10
o'eiockatnightandburnedforaixteuhoun
lany livea were lat. The enigma nib
aaihedoverOLMfctherdiefot sun-us.
About lOMOpeoflewcu rwidcudhomelen
narrlaal Will VII“ My;
Baooatxn,lay 29,—1'ha-s is no
anydeubtthatPi-eatdutfiarrhmwillbstn
presideutwouldeu'talniybonhaad.
Anti-rm loll.
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m
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outta, impile! Lynch.
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Italic-rim: Casey and t‘lcuu-nta. Hale-y and Illl<
or. l'nipirr: t‘nrry.
At \\'anldii-,;ton .
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Haiti-rice: rm»; and lack. U ilrocu and Zilur
Jlt'l' l' llllllh‘z Fenian-mien.
Association.
Att‘oluuibiaw .
fi-lumbus. . .O i t (I n (l I t lL-T
lirwklyn . .. ...l u l u l u l u U - i
.ltatteriea: Maya and tl'tfomwr. "light-n and
Clark. Umpire: tloldaniitli.
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Italic-rho: t'unninghamau and Talc, Hinith and
Gunning. l'mpiro: Uafluey.
At Cincinnati -
Inuisvllle , ....... O 0 7 O O I) 4 l tl-v-l‘l
Cincinnati . ....... 2 ti 0 0 it i O l x---l3
llattcriua: listing and Vaughan, Ninith and
Baldwin. Umpire: Holland.
Other Galliu-
At Lowell—
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Hartford ............. OOIlOO2Bx-lt
Batteries: (barman and Nurphy. “inklenian
sudDerhy l':mpiie Clinton.
Atllastou—
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Batteries: Turner and llinoa, lialy and Burke.
Lliipirt': IAlol‘.
At \lilkeahnrrc—
Wilkoaharru .......... ll 0 2 0 4 0 It i 0-~l0
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Batteries: Jacobo and Williams, hltllcr and lil-
than. Umpire; Common.
At Worcester--
Wumler .......... 0 t) 4 0 ill! 0 5 d—S
Ncwllaveu .......... OitOI3020~O
Batteries: Iliirkitt and Wilson, I-itsgi-mld and
Cold”. L'illpll‘i’: Manning.
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[hitterh-«z Fanning and Dcaly, Murphy and
Walker. I nipire: Iltmur.
M Toronto—
'l‘nronlwlh-lroit gainc [lullmtlml on account of
min.
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lniidoii—Tolmlo grunc pixtponml nu lll‘l'nlllli of
ram.
Al lill‘llf‘fill'r'
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llnitcrics: llaivr and Toy. Illntr iuid Uhlllv-ld.
Umpire: Din-when
HORSEWHIPPED BV HIS SON-IN-LAW.
The l'cnalty Court Crier “'ygaiit Paid for
falling on Illa Daughter.
Ilacxnxsacx, N. J., May cit—Michael ll.
Wygant, aged till, for forty years constable
and crier of the Bergen county courts, ap-
peared before Justice Cumming and got a
warrant for the arrest of James Green, bis
mil-in-Iniv, ft r annuitmg him with a horse-
wlnp. .\l r. “'ygunt \\ on! to Green's bouts to
scc his daughter, when Green drove him out,
laying the whip on with a vigor that raised
Wells up n the old man's back. ,
Mr. Wygaiit is one of the best known lill‘ll
1n llmrgvn county. He is of a very pcacuml
lisimiiinn, and he wcpt as be hared his back
and told the justice he had never before bum
itruvk by any man. Green's not has created
an intensely hitter feeling against him. Mr.
Wygaut was prostrated last evening With
lil'rt'tllli shock, and a physician was sinn-
moned.
'Ibc Proposed )lnanutc Home.
U'm .,\ 7-. Y., May Lil—.(irand Master of
Mamas 1". ll. l‘£|\\l1'l.t‘3 and stall and the
members of tlic ('umlliittm on site for the
[Irflllht’ll annic liuiiie inqmctcil the Uticn
Driving pork and afterward held a meeting
it Bagg's hotel. It was unanimously agrmal
to recommend the [mitten of thopurli tor
the pmpowd home at a cast to the order of
20,01), and this recommendation will be
. made to the grand lodge in New York next
wu-k.
l'uilonvrlters In Convention._
Wasutxurox, May flit—The fourteenth :lll'
nun] convention of mutual life and accident
underwriters has begun at the National lzoicl.
About fifty collipnnias were represented. The
convention was called to order by President
George D. Eldridge. District Commisioner
Douglas delivered an address of nclcomc, to
which U. A. Litchfielol, of Baton, impuniod.
Twentieth Meeting of K. of I‘-
-’l'oi.i»:oo, 0., May ‘,‘.i_-—'l'he twentieth unet-
ing of the Ohio grand lodge (if Knight-4 of
i’ythias has (WHIYL'HL‘IE in this city. Grand
Prclate William Batty, of this city, deliv-
and an uddreos of welcome, which was re-
sponded to by Grand Chancellor John (I.
Reeves, of Lancaster. 'l he 'on inner of the
gland lodge was then taken up.
Deadly “'urk of an lixplmlun.
l‘mivinzxcz, May m—uy a premature cr-
plosion in McCoruiick’a lodge, in Sci-honk,
Mara, Thomas Corbett was fatally injured, .
Dennis Dayton had an eye blownout and
both arias broken, a man named Collins lad
his right foot crullml, and another man
named (intuitions was badly burned.
.
A Well Known Man Dead.
Cnows 10m, N. Y., May w—Er-Con-
grrsmanJohu Hammett \deicd of mump-
tion. lie was president of the Crown Point
Iroucompnuy, and had been prominent in
the business and political circia of this
of tncstatc. lie was colonel of the Fifth
New York cavalry during the war.
Would Not. Badge.
Nun Yotnt, May 29. —'l'he general panca-
geragentsmet again and renewed the at-
tempt to induce the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western road to come into the immi-
a”grant clearing home arrangement, but with-
out success. The matter will nowbo referrad
to the trunk line pI-esidefla
Gen. Drum Retired. '
Wannmovorfitay m—Adjt. Gen. Richard
C. Drum waaO-Iyearaold yesterday,“ in
com ce with the statuta be war
on the retired list of thearmy hytheisauance
a! a brief mice. in the morning Gen. Drum
reeeivedoldcanraaaaudothersiuhisroom
at the war departmt.
_._._‘___
Orientals at the Poatalce.
to the United States came on from Washing-
MaudwiththeChineaemi inthbcity
andthsofileialstaflsothothvivitedthepnstp
otheatoaaeu-taluthaworkinp o! the peat.
edieesystelneftheUnitedstatea.
finished by flanked lea.
lomavmz, 0., Kay u—‘l’wo masked
Wanamadthenn’duesdlawlsWenh, a
"farms,“mndlaaaaatdhaa Thayhauad
Wntaaml ramaehd hunt-eaten!”
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Ia made only of strict] use cream
of tartar. airitlz‘tly [Illyl'ep “emigrate of
aoda. and a ai 1 portion of flour as a
reservative. nothin else whateier, and
la war-rental entire y free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates, lime, and all the
adnlicianla frequently found in bakin
powdme. The character of malaria
trawl. thoii purity. and the nicely of their
combination, render Clev eland'u an verior
baking pmvdcrthc moat healthful am moat
ecouomn al in are, and it alwaya alforda
whisk-sonic. nuti itioiis, and delicious food.
It lit iw ounncmled for purity, healthful-
neas and ellicicncy by Government and
State chemists. chemists cf Boarda of
Health, and pmfewora in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
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CHAS. ll. I‘Elllllil,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Taiwan
Col. l-‘errla. Moles Glover. David I'latt.
H. K Stanley. lllra llenry Seymour
and Others.
llu- low will bc. found a eamplc of the multitude of
leuus of encouragement Franklin llovu-s & son. of
756 Broadway. New York. daily rerclve. The sub
joiiud nna niriirdtmtimouislsr mi from your friend:
and neighbors. lndluaod entlcmca you know and
“drum for lhrlr honor an etraightfovwardmw. and
who would acorn to be a party to an deception.
it list has been done for others (an be one for you.
and ii in to ly to long” antler win-n the mom of
new. .ery in e at your my door.
COL. C. M. PERI“! saye: ‘ In 161 l was
ration sick with Dyi-pepsta and Janndicc of the wtilt
dmii; iion, mlncinz my weight about sixty pouada.
lsutt' mi about one year ands half. Everything
was done that medlcu std II could surge». Finally
acouncii of docinrs declared my case 'incnratiie;'
oihcn- gau- me the licmtlia of main: Then I was
finally permuted to take llowcs' Blood Purina.
Mu r tskii it two or three bolt on I wan entirely
cur-d and ham been a well man for over six sure
ltllts. ll ENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
a cat (tr removed by Dr. Cummings. of New Yolk
cily. W as my Iow— reported likely to die any bizy;
not able to uaik alone; pori- would not heal. c
Dill? 0v: ry cand Lci seven your age atdhae
we: 1 won an slow.
as K s‘l'ANl.In'.ic1rlyulghty years old. and
\tlrillflt'ring severely from a hard coiizh. Tar
d rzorsralzl he had an “n ctr on his lung." and
coud not live, Having heard of the wonderful
curls done by “The (heat lllocd Further" I sent
for It at once and took it faithfully My cough die
appeared and am now __e_r._jn_y___mg good health.
Testimony of a Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Mina Celia Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
Denise“). Grant St” Norwalk, Calm.
Ilsdllidncytiouble, Dyspepsia, impaired circu-
lath-n of c gbiyz- are stunning; wasso nervous that
she could mli cr new nor eat. Paid out over
eight hundml dollars to dc clan. and wan not
tliu-dou: cent "swnrih hcmth mint-l as much h
the polar/ll medicines as by the dirt-ash Dr whit
ih-y wcrcllh'll She says: ‘I did not expect to
Inc bnturholllllne. ltr. llowes was sent to in
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor alnc'. Iwas dot able to walk without help
an: now able and do walk all about town several
timers (is I am a 41'.pr until would not
he luck wliau aas tor iboaundsol eollara. l
comlderlt the best medicine ever ed’aed to the
public. Dr (m lock, or New York, told me he
would not have believed I ecu dhave teen cared if
no but not norm done by Franklin Ilowcs' led»
at Discov: ry. " Cured tour year: ago
I’Ull 8.1th UNIV’BREALLY.
TRY OUR
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Vllel. Cami Creamery Billill‘.
I'l' PLEASES XVII" TIME.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU.
nocsu'oxw autumn.
amount it NORWALK DIVISICN.
Wed human.”
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lower and of Water at. to. Norwalk. Ill lw
Elli Fill HITGII llli.
Will?! AND LAt‘l WYANDUI'I‘B. BLACK
nation Poached Itaaihn it‘ll“
Plymouth“ lioeks and Ma Dacha. The lid
premiu- flock.
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our"...
Yillltflvnl Cbfis-A practical what ru-
tlvOollege gives been two otteraooaa
Wouldhe to have Ncall or Irtie for
particulars M r KL! liUthOl.
Gazette Building. Namath, Ct.
l'. I.—Alsa oi Bast Depaitnwi Brill
Business College. ne— " l.
Merrill Phono'ggpic Academy.
Commercial Training Inbool,
til Atlantic ItMOumm': 0t. Ia tie-aloe
cISIIOI’I‘IIAND and mm
redeem the personal instruction!" at the
business managerot eyhortgutl‘stl
columaim Dex-strum. tor the may at
«pink gonna-hip, arithmetic, etc...
#02:“ and woman ram“ New "payroll todgi
howahleaadlacrattva petitiona.’ m
Retain on ’l‘ypswi.er ll amen for Stanford
aadvlrtnlt‘y. .dq
Business Iloasea applied with competent a-ht.
aaI-oa shortaotl antics For circularsand full infer
inattoa call on. or addma
IRS. it. A. lllllllual’fl
at Atlantic at, IIStanford.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
in all grades of Still and Soft lists.
Spring Style
3111:. Hats,
Boys llats. Polo Caps, 'l'eiiiils
Caps in all colors, Crush
lists, km, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular uttentlou paid to
l-‘txlnx, Cleaning and Ironing
Gilli lluts.
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatial steamer,
tape Bharles,
Capt. Fred L. Dyxbcc,
Will commence Naklng Dally Trips to New York
Saturday, May 25.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
No. Norwalk to New York. Starla
Trip. toeeats; Excursion, 70 eeate.
The steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"flomaionlc' train leavie 8.0 Norwalk II 156 a.
at. ltcinrning leave New ork, Pier“ Beat Rim,
foot Rntgcratillth 815 p. m, and silt Direct,
t’ut lilvcr. 845p. m., connecting with trains at
“Mon Point.
Always Take the llousatoalc Line.
1'0 NEW YORK.
Lv.
Int-bury. D. .t N. Div.
llcihel
Bedding "
Hanlmtl "
Ilraaihviile “ -
Ridgctifld "
(morguown "
t'annenl ."
Wilton"
Winnipack "
Novwak “
sloNcrwalk " Ar.
So Nonudk “ 1‘l.v.'
Pairflctd. N. Y., .7
Southpoit .Y “
(greens Farms “ .g "
'HI .5 . .6
Wilfll'lfit’llinl Ar. .; ............ O “
Wilson Point Lv. (steamer) ........... G. "
New York Slit. St..l. it. Ar ...... to ”
NeanrkJ‘levtOJi. R. Ar..........lO ”
F30! NEW YORK
.Pier 45. foot Rutgers Slip ....... 8.25 l’ I.
Foot Slat 8!. Bart Bin 45 ”
Ar. Wilson l’oini ................. to “
Lv. Wilson Paint a ”
Ar Boaih lorwalk, D .2) °'
Westpori,N.Y?.N.fl til B It A .at "
megs Paints g 3
it!!!
'airneid , .6.” "
Lv. South Norwalk. D. tlUt. IL. ..GJH "
Ar. Nor-alk ”6.45
" wiaaiusnk “ . $.45
" Wilton “ 7.“
:2 (team " 77?:
" 7.
“ Ridgelatd - " 7.
" Duaehville ” ..7.
“I as Mod a _
" lleddlrg "
“ Ballet “’
" Dan " ..
For farther information apply to
1'!!! NEW ENGLAND IIWLI- 00-
31mm sr v. nee ..l.
WEB-tier. ashram.
0 news. Agent. win-mm t,éoaa.
The, Old and Reliable.
am one in.
Nll'lilll iltllflll
-YH! Pilot-tsuna-
Artllelal 8”. Bus 00".“
LAWN noun-II.
CAItRIAGE BLOCKS.
650.. &o-.
”mullclttfld by on T4 LEONARD,
u Water ltroat. tall 1’
KENT e CIIOLWELL,
llSlllS lllll PLlS'l'lillBS.
lotion on all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
orrlcu av a snLLIcwa,
I” Washington It. Bridle.
Io. Norwalk. Coal.
Also. I’. 0. Box Ito, Import. Ct.
“‘ Jacob M. Layton,
“Matinee-Ann.
General lnsuraneeAgeney
nu. w. and am
0m mt]: Item—tau- us sic-use.
llaita ta eas DJIMWIM Mn N
Notary Public. Acknowldmuts'l‘aku.
Railroad Tickets. m Checked
to Destination.
a Wanna-ion at. (next door to room.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
TAYLOR an GOLDEN
lteal Estate. Fire. Life. Accident.
Plate Glass. and steal Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
‘ an. Agents tbr the late or
cheutnre and Far- lortgage
e a 1 per cent. Bolas.
Loan- No‘otu'tod.
omes:.ee«wunm It... so. law-is.
Insure Ylll‘ Lilli Til-Dal.
To-Ilorrow ltsy be Too Late.
Taksaa ludewmeutfiilleyt yaeed a
aid-go. ”Itymllnmltyudlqlvogillbeahaip
to our taiullv. 7 eentsada will mam
maniaa ovum t: bepaldI li
otsgsoriohtstaratlyatdeaih. Ieeata a
50wa
daywtllulve alite lie: for 1m.
titosoiloesemyouhrvapatait goo-top.M paying
anyyearafterthree.
IN“!!! mm
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00..
OF HARTFORD.
I. 8. UHOIIIIDIID. Ago-t.
loath
mmnnn
Wit. It. BIIRS. President.
Asaota. - - - 0 93,480,135
Sulplna. - - - 13,540.”.
Income In 1888. - - 25,401.”!
Now ltnalaesa. 1888. - 125,019,731
Writes rim-Forming Touilae Polici- without
restriction-as to incidence, travel. or ompdloa
aftertwo yiavsaadguaranteelngthe return of all
paralums vatd and the amount 0! the policy If
Menar- daringihe 'l'aninie period .
Its 'I'ontine policies have been maturiig to
several yearuad have paid vurvtvoiu higher rate
otteierest than is otherwise obtainable on Irat-
clus u entities. and better than any other «nanny,
Bend in the umlenigned for statement, giving
Year age,
A. L. GUBNIY, General Agent.
New Haven, (loan.
0. ll WILSON, Agent, Norwslk, Conn. uit tin
A RECENT
$10, 000.00
'l‘oiitlne’ or Club Payment.
H...—
9 AN ILLUSTRATION 0' the beneat- or taint
ingot: thalamu'l‘ouuiieorcmbl’laaettha
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York, ...-......
vebelawalistot thatparttclgateil
lat distributional the duelin- thatwo
Wash—MUM mum
.oJa-qoimvaisuiy.
I
Fine. Anoaat a-aaat
BINRY laLttY'l'lls 3:135 “I
mmm’i’ifi
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Armin-et- wet-LT. mm. .
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fine-yuan.
mummies. lrw M17.
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lowbhahadlssnldhyo f. Illa-Illa haas oi
so the. at sea Bach.
Uae crate wank Is “that to kindle any «ulnar:
C. 'l'. LBDN ABD,
m it Water at . III-walk.
A. til. li‘EIlllIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'las Watch Wiring s Simian].
u Washington It... - loath Norwalk.
CANDIES
0! all kinda Flint (flats
BAKERY
*‘--"*" ———-
DOINUC‘OI‘IAB. CANDY 'IDYS. and a full assert
innit tot eras-seam candy.
HrsJohnHollandw
unnu'a BLOCK.
G“ it
HALE’S LIST
...—- 0”..-
Inumr ll Elgar
L08" BBICONSI'IELD,
LA APRICANA.
DPEBASo
LA VISTA.
PANBT LA.S
"Allis DE IMBBALOSA,
BABIONY.
LA CAIRIILINA.
BELLA RONA.
J EPFERSON.
In addition to the above I carry:
stock of twenty live d fl'wvcnt brands of
Domestic Chain and believe I can suit
the most inelidtouu ttttlll'. Persoim that
are in the habit of buy' li‘f; by lht‘ box are
invited to call and get pixel a, which will
be found reasonable.
H. R.
. The Druggis
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
New and Second Hand
WAGONS,
New and Secondlland
CARTS
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot; Wagon,
Ono Crocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yard Manures.
fllYM NI] Bill
33:31:: HIVE
General Intelligence Office
Anyone in want elem meat, or wishing to
ehnuhhwhnMwlll dltwtll theato
all here and register
cam-niuwuenu of 25 co. ii
yoawanttobu. uracil. orrent,erenquirefor any
iiingyaaau hamuwewiltadeiseatihe
day. Wehaveaaitttagrooui forLsdler
aadeaelurGeutsalso.
We haveareitaaraat cant anything
fruasc. sandwtehtoafaiI-ealatall hours
laidhythedayorweek; slsolodgina.
filt- Yuiu Windy It“ IIWI.
A-I’ULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard on Finish.
Wire steel Door Mats,
W now. u till: OIL
w. c. oumrann,“
“nonunion:
SECOND-IAN.
FURNITURE
Carpets, Stoves, Mt.
new“ arm low
The nbrorlhrrhu couctsatl ea hall I
at s-wuilhaul luruli re. whlc ks will
at very rmahle (cs. item
of all lads honghtaadoalieii for.
w. Pennant}.
Benton sl.. Swim
Favcelt’s Headquarter: ill
3 Water 51.. Norwalk.
We are Iselling No. to Satin lip
bans, in all MMIM “may.
have} 1W
oi Outrich feather blade. till up In;
colon”. is twwcis. atoll unset tat-hm
it up.
MRS. FAWCETI',
3 Water St . - . Inuit.
Have You Heard It?
No, What Is It i
llunt & Zelntl’Keep
Ntcest Market in the (31%..
BLAGK Rflfll 1.0:: in:
Delivered every Saturday I"
Fish, Oysters, Clam
Whole-alelndnctall. "
Asparagus, Lettuce. Baillie
Fmaicmashnasevalalailg. i.
Imported Sardlnaa.
Anything want in the market llaayu 1”
fruit every y at
HUNT & ZELUFF'S.
Spring Styles
Fine Line of Gilt. J
Embossed Gilt.
New Styles, at 40c. Double loll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING. ‘-
DEGKER’S *
Palm and Wall Paper it
18 1301111th
40 yards Fancy Matting
roll) $4. 00.
Bargains in Black Sarah, 6‘
Bargains in Black P
Soic, or Luxor, l.
Bargain iiiBlack
Bargain Ill Black Fallic
caisc, 98c.
Ono lot Plaid Fiannelafic. '.
(laced from 40c to 2&0. .,
Ono lot Plaid Manuela, kc." '
duccd from 50c to 380.
One lot 54-inch Tricots,
reduced from 850 to 50¢.-
One lot 22 inch Plaids, ..
reduced from 250 to 12k;
And man others w
attentign of close 1:33».
Bargamsmlillmnn‘
Pure Tomatoc Canny.
I M ILL] NERY;
I O
a
‘ ‘fl
PAPER HANGINGS.
a: 25. no. and so Cantu. Douala nut. '
mmmwmmdan.
Mufti ‘ W‘
15 Railroad
Wmmmtfll
I.
'l'klaistoewt MILD. II.
with can sad in
kilns D
am“ b
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