hymn-tutu.
The Census Superintendent
Writes a Letter.
A HI“! N AWUS‘ t'll'l‘lt‘lrilll.
It rum Denies That Itepiesentatlvee
el Protected Interests Are lining I'ap
"red by Ill-i, as Alleged by The
Argus, Ila. lie.
Was-motor, June et—nuperintendunt
Porter, of the census bureau, has suit the
lollowtag letter to Janna ll. Manning, the
editor of The Albany Argus, in reply to cer-
tain criticisms in that Journal In relation to
the mantis attire and an accusation that kir.
Port. was designating rcprwicutativoe oi
protected interests aschtefs of divisions in
the census bureau, and declaring that in con-
sequence oi such spliointinents the census
would not command the confidence of the
people:
The Letter in Question.
I] bear Ir. Manning:
IThe lnciosed clipping from The Argus doee me
t ialustice. and I in! your ownsonse of
mess to a brother Journglint will permit a cor-
motion
In consequence of this erronmiut statement
that I was a “free trade Englisiinnui,“ and aban-
tlonod my beliefs and laconic n protectionist.
many iriendly ttepublicsu newspapers through.
out the country are putting me in the same cate-
gory ls Bismarck, Henry C. (hwy. William I).
Kelley and other famous protectionist: who. in
the immature part of their carts-r, were free
traders
lniust positively decline this distinction, for
the reason that since I have had any opinion
whatever on the subject of the tariff 1 Intro been
an earnest believer and adv-mate of protection.
lwns educated in the institutions of this coun~
try, not in [time of England, beginning my jour-
nalistic career ona Ire-stern Republican protec.
tloignewspaper before I was ill years of age. and
never was an advocate oi free trade in my life.
The Appointment Boles-rod To.
The Argus basaleobeen uiislui in relation to
tho uppointnwut of exports and chit-is for the
eleventh census. of the twenty experts thus
far decided upon tosid in the census work, tif-
tecn were employed on the tenth census in the
same capacity by (ion. Walker. The collection
of the statinllcfl of the silk industry. which lion.
Walker committed to the secretary of the Amer-
ican Silk asunciation. has been given this year to
an eminent statistician outside of the min-
tion. of the five. new apwintnn-nts made by
the present superintendent of census, not one,
as The Argus has been made to believe, repm
saute manufacturing associations. .\‘ur have pul-
ltics figured conspicuously in those nppolutmenhl.
lam obliged to conform that ldo not know the
politics of seven out of the twenty chiefs of this
other thus for decided on, although I am in:
formed that some of them are good Democrats,
and two or three are )lugwmnps.
Striking at Three Polltlrnl Parties.
The fact is. and l have no doubt that. you lilte
found it out long ago, that men who are really
masters of any special subject are bu same that
n man with an undertaking of the inngniiude of
the eleventh census on hand Is not likely to
trouble himself much about a man‘s politics or
religion, when he know: he has got the ri'glit man
for the right lilncc.
You will thus am- that in discounting the riot-'-
cnlh census in advance, you are inadvertently
striking ut this three political faiths, if the word
faitligniuy in fairly used in reference to our Mug-
wuiup bn-Lhn-n. ltonznr l'. Yon-ran,
Superintendent of Censua
THE CRONIN CASE.
News Agent George Brooks Tries to Ills-
connt \t’oodrufl’.
CHICAGO, June 2i.—George Brooks, the
new: agent, who claims to have seen three
men carrying it trunk from the Carlson COIr
tago and afterward witnessed the trio dump
the contents of the trunk into a sewer, is not
apparently being borne out in his statements.
According to The Tribune, Brooks said he
was on ’l‘hirty‘seventb street in lake View
when he met the men, but there is no such
thoroughfare in lake View. The driver oi
the mysterious wagon conveying the trunk
was masked, so says Brook's story as put»
lished. A sudden jolt displaced the mask
just in time to enable Brooks and his lady
companion to obtain a good view of the
driver’s fuco. None of the other persons who
met the wagon and the three men that night
have ever made any mention of a mask.
Brooks declares that a picture of Michael
Cooncy is an exact representation of one of
the three men. Mrs. Jennield. Fletcher, of
Fort Wayne, whom Brooks describes no a
cousin of his, is named by him as the lady
who, with him, saw the supmsed murderers
of Cronin. The Tribune prints a special from
Fort Wayne which says: “Mrs. Jennie B.
Fletcher is a middle aged married lady who
has resided in this city for years. She em-
phatically denies the Brooks story, and is in-
dignant that her name is coupled with such a
matter. She has not seen Brooks for years,
and has not been in Chicago for twelve
years.”
" For God's Bake. Don't Drown lllc 1"
Woman, W. Va, June 21.——lt has been
discovered that young Harvey Duncan, who
was drowned in the Ohio river, near Belpre,
0.. Friday afternoon, was deliberawa mur.
dared, within sight and hearing of a number
of persons Duncan, with three other young
menaud two women, had been living in a
boat house in the Ohio side of therlva.
About noon My there was a disturbance
inthehouseanda lew minutes later three
meuwereeeentocomeouttothebow ofthe
beet, holding Duncan between than. They
pnthiniinaboat and pushed out into the
stream Duncan was screaming and plead-
ingwitkhlscaptorstolethim go. Once he
cried out, “For God‘s nke, don’t drown met”
nudiureplymeot thaneeid, “Yes, drown!
me. what we went." Almost immediately
-Dnncauwueainidbytlie men and deliber- .
atelythronIntotherivc. .
Suicide and Attempted Wile luster.
Woosterock, Va, June fi—Willia‘lyn 11
Ba a young farmer living near ood-
wn, tonnrdc h’n wife Satur-
Retaining
aboutuoouhefoundhkwife in the dining
accumulates-um Mudfl-
weatdowlltre-sscflhledrtveoethefiw.
Anne-let the will round
l
florid-legend
‘ Mmmflyfl, 1m
OTANDING OF THE CLUBS.
III-nu Uptelleteettkelaedl'
w Associations.
Tbs-tendingoftheclnha lathe three
larger lie-hall anticiatiou is as follows:
The National lies-F
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l‘llllwli‘lpliiu . a l. ,a 5 ii 4' rial
Newh'ork . .. ii a it. i r a, I‘ but
Chlcm otteflmssm
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lndmnaymlis i. l 01 I I193 it.“
\hulnngtou l 0 1,2 l l. 2 Eli
Liam».- last in: i: is iii .va'wL-s‘ml .
The American Asuwlntlnn.
1‘5 u ’3 27 IA
gag§:«%§§
runs. in £1,535. ggg
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Allllt'lIL‘ 4' .6 i, 2, 5 ti: ll, 5,14
Brooklyn 8! It. i 5. 5 5} 2, 7.81
lhllltliol’tl s! 1' by.» s! is; .5 spa
t‘iucinnnti 1‘ 3 It it h 4. 0 27
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Columbus l' P 2‘ H ‘3 8, .l Olil
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The Atlantic Association.
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Jersey (‘lt y .4121
“’iltr-slitirre . 522
Hart ford. 5 ‘22
Worcester. . . . . 2 ‘31
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I‘Jixton. ...... {‘10
Non lime ............... _ I. ll
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Hut-day's (in-nu.
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BLIMIIIM... ......0 ll 0 0 l 0 2 it 0.4
“illlt'l'll'fli llnmscy and \‘uuglui; ('hnnil-crlniii,
llndson, and Milliguu. ‘
At Brooklyn—
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Columbus“ . .l 0 l 0 0 o (I o 0—2
Hath-rim: ('nrrutlient and lb-ymdds, Baldwin
and Pun-pleat
Al Philadelphia—
Athlclic .....0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 04
Baltimore“ ..0 7 0 i 0 0 0 0 x-r
Batteries: seam and Robinson. Kilroy and
Tate e
At Cincinnati ~-
Knnluicily .......... 202l00110—7
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Batteries: Sullivan and lloovrr, Duryea and
Kl't‘llllli.
A! Newark"
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
News Notes of Interest Curt-fully Cou-
densest.
Mrs. lilaybrick. the Liverpool murderesi,
will be tried in lnndon, owing to the preju-
dice that exists against her at her home. She
has engaged Sir Cllfll'lts Itusmil as her counsel.
Patrick Egon has triuisferrcd to Michael
Diivitt his share in tho newspaper United
ll't'lllllfl. Davitt and l’urncll are now sole
owners of the journal.
Airs Margaret Quinn. aged 10l years, died
at her residence, 117 Monroe street, New
York, recently.
Henry A. Cassidy, convicted of setting fire
to the Catholic protectory some weeks ago at
White Plains, N. Y., has been sentenced by
Judge Mills to sixteen years in the state
prison at Sing Sing.
A cut was recovered from the ruins at
Johnston Saturday. It was a veritable
skeleton, its neck being no thicker than a
man's finger, The feline was carried to Red
Cross hospital, where it was cared for and
christened “lied Cram Flood." It will no-
cover.
Governor Bulkeley has signed the new
secret ballot bill of Connecticut and the legis-
lature has adjourned sine die.
The steamer Ia Bonrgogno from Havre re-
ports that on June 20, lat. H 13, long. 4*
$1, she an iceberg estimated to be 975
feet long and 160 feet high, the largest ever
seen by the steamer's officers.
The steamer Aguau has sailed for Nica-
ragua with the second construction party
sent out by the canal company.
Julia Aclaviano, an Italian girl, 17 yearn
of age, accidentally shot herself with apietol
in the stomach, Sunday, at Baltimore, and
died a few hours later.
The Western Shooting league closed its
meeting. Sunday, at Indianapolis, with the
awarding oi $5,000 worth of prize and a fee.
tival. The next meeting will be held in St.
Innis.
_Rumia has occupied Deer Island, of! the
constofCorea, proposing louse itasacoal—
ing station and general naval depot A Risi-
sian man-of-war is now stationed at the en-
trance to the harbor and no one is allowed
either to landon the island orto leave it
without a permit from the admiral in com-
mend.
T. J. Claxton dc (70., merchants oi Mont.-
real, have aaigued. liabilities about M-
illi. The principle aalitors are the Cromp
ton Corset company, Montreal Cotton com-
pany and the Bank of Toronto.
Prank Pilkington, alumna for Albert
Spaeth, iurnitmo dealer of Newark, wu ar-
rested last week on a charge of embeuling
32,000. Heiuruishedbail, buthns eiueelelt
town anddetectivee are looking for him.
WI]! 'ltkkold Ills Signature.
Harman. June St-Governar Bulkely
will withhold his signtnre from theliigh
liceun hill, on thegroumlthatwithn'peo-
hfliitoryamaldmsutpending,“ is better-to
await the mil of that election before
millennial-VI
Your Were Drowned.
June fits—Two young mm ‘
and two young ladies, whose nun. have not
beetw-carriedovcthedam. The bodim
“'0me.
Taken no. the Maud W:
Onals, Heb, June DL-Nlchoh Foley,
whomnrdsredflrn Mannheim
“.msauudaytakn min the deputy
”whohedupturedhimandhsugedto
ahrldgeueertheeemed them
Midnnnmle-keet
AUSTRIA TALKS me.
But Evidently Strongly Means
Red Handed War.
Till lill’lillolt Jiltll'll'll'tl SPEECH.
In _._.._. _.
I. Moped for the lites-Inga at Peace. but
Austria Will Continue t‘nmpletlng lieu
III-us ul Ilefuneo—An Engllsh Vlow oi
. the Situation.
VBNNAJ one ‘34. —~li.niperor Francis J useph
In receiving the delegations, said that Ans
tria's foreign relations and general foreigt
policy were unchanged, and that she was it
full agreement with her aiiitn. 'l'he govern-
ment, he said, was doing its utmost to Insult
the peaceful development of the Europear
situation, which was still unaaie. lie hope:
the tile-sings of peace would be maintained
notwithstanding the fact that armaments
were everywhere being incruastal lt wa.
this increase of armaments that mmpellot
Austria not to halt in the work of t'tllnpltlllii.
means of defense.
"Mllnn's Begun-lilo At-tlnii."
Regarding Bervin, the emperor void that
Milan‘s regrettable action had given power
during the minority of his rum, to n regency
Thegoverunicut had received from the re
genu formal aunt-anon thnt friendly rein
tiou with Austria would in nuaii.’ned. llr
continued: “I wish the mine and hope the
the wisdom and patriotism of the Saviour
will protect Servin from serious dangers i
rejoice that order and peace reign in Bid
gurin and am pleased at her continual prog
real in spite of tho dilllcult situation." The
emperor closed by saying that the spectra
cmlita asked would be dcvotml to strength
suing the army.
An Englleh \‘iew.
Insulin, June 24.—'i'lie rims-Ii of the Ans
trInti emperor to the delegations of the em
pire gives btit little euwurngv-mcnt to thos-
who have been decrying the war prophecies
which have tilled the air for the past twc
weeks. The full text of the speech does uni
contain a single resuuring word. The cut
peror cxprm‘at'a’ the hope that peace will coir
tinun, but the strength of hi:- t-xpoctations it:
this respect may benienaurotl by the urgency
with which he emphasizes the necessity for
increasing the military foii- e. The ppm-cl
shows no pains to conceal the emperor s doc;
distrust of the Sort inn regent y, nor Is then
any effort to disguise the thrust at Russia
which the commendation of Bulgaria’s govL
ernmcnt carries with it.
DANGEROUS EXPERIMENTING.
Two Boys Klllcd “'lille l’lnylug with In
old Range Boiler.
Puma nsu'uui. Juno W.——"fln’y and Will»
iani Jenner, aged 15 and 17 ymrs respectively,
living at No. ti'ii South 'i'hird street, wert
killed Saturday by the explmiou of an old
range boiler, with which they wcru experi-
menting. A boy ham-1] Henry Kniese wm
cut in the face, and Mrs. Flora Kuieso mu
badly scoldul about the buck.
Tho .lmcr boys vureioiid ui nimrlianicai
experiments, and were using the old boiler It.
generate steam, with \- inch they ran a miniw
ture engine. The steam pasmd through gas
pipes from the boiler to the engine. 'i he
boys intended to nllfll'il the engine to an ice
cream freezer. so that hand turning could be
dispensed with. While Hurry was oiling the
engine and Willie Wfla banking the fire with
bricks, a terrific explosion m-currnl, which
was felt. for blocks around. llnth boys were
hlirled some distance and frightfully crushed,
both by being thrown ngain~t the walls and
by being struck with flying mi: in and pieceti
of metal. llurry died instantiym rind W illie
lived only an hour.
The little Kniese boy and his mother Were
watching the experiment from no adjacent
shed.
Against the (Winn-rim" u-l.
lnxoox, June '4. —~\ dispntth from Iluillt’
to The Standard stays: Archbishop l‘i-ehuii,
of Chicago, has mad-i u long report to the
Vatican through Cardinal niineoiii on the
criminal acts of the (.‘lun-ua-(iael. The pope
has given instructions that the faculty be
granted the archbishop to take whatever
measures he may deem opportune to declare
the Cinn-ns-(lacl in oppoSitiun to the church."
Ilurned to Death.
Kassas (Ilnr, M0,, Juno zit—Jim. Lizzie
Lind died at her home Friday from burnt»
sustained the night before. tine quarrelcd
with her husband because he returned home
so late. She then blew out the lamp, and a
moment later set her clothes. on the, having
saturated them with coal oil. Her husband
attempted to put out the flames, but before
he could do so the woman was fatally burned.
Allah's in Tahiti.
- Bax Fuaxcnico, June 24,—1‘119 harkentine
Tropic Bird arrived yesterday from Tahiti.
Among her passengers is United States Con—
ml Doty, who has been sniferuig from fever
and has come home tor his health. The at-
faire oi the island are quiet. The Frunch are
increasing their strength in the neighboring
islands, their latest acquisition being itoita
Grouw Island, eighty miles from Tahiti. . .
l‘rorn Wsebtub to Wealth.
Eastman, Tenn, June ‘34. —A In
Shores, of Jackson county, Tana, received a
fewdaysagoa legacy of 81mm from her
father, whom sh had‘n‘ot seen for many
years. He did not live with her mother, but
lindbeeniubusinu in Massachusettn The
girl was washing clothes tor seventyvtlve
casts a day when apprised of her good {01+
une. ‘
A Strange shooting.
Sr. Louis, June u—William D. Yerby, a
young unmarried hookkeqier, was accidentr
allykilled while inacar oi theOliveetreet
cable line yesterday. Police Ollieer Timothy
Dolan'spistoifelltuom hisholsterashe was
gettingoil thegrip,aud striking the pave-
ment, was discharged, the bullet entering.
Yuby’s head.
A Bank 'A'eller Suicides.
caumittedmlcidehy hanging on Bettnday
ulghtathissnmmchoueeonCharl- Street
Imus, extended He was ordering from
anattaekofuu’vousproetratian,bronghteu
bydoeeconfiuemeutuudhardwork.
fire-u nuns by Pulling Walla.
i8' lililil .
BAKING POWDER
PlillE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AMMINIA?
As is well known. unmonia' is unhealth.
fill in food. and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds liee in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unle- manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of. do not
use their goods. but boy Instead
GLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
This powder is made only of strictly pure
grape cream of tartar. and strictly me
lcarbonate of soda, with a little w
flour to present: it. This is attested “de
tale
oliicisl analyses of Government
chairman an dihyeiciaas, and chemlda of
Boards of H th throughout the con
MCLlVlull! Bani-nuns. Auan,_ 1!.
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CHAS. ll. I-‘Ellills,
South l‘e'orwallt, Conn.
A Talk With
(fol. Ferris. Miran «lover, David I’lntt'
8. K Stanley, Mrs Henry Seymour
and Ollie".
. IIIIt".
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a
lit-low will be y. un , II nmpir of ll't' multitude of
letters of cnr urugvuiciit i’rsosiin lim- 3 A Son, 0f
7.36 Broa'lusy. \x n \ork.ila|l_v more. The sub
jvmcd now in den h-siimcnials -re fmri yonrfrlends
and neighbor, bonu- ml 2c..ticmrn . u know and
(«item for tlirlf 1m in and rifllllllilor'nll'dliv'l, and
who would stor'i :n b: a pmy ton y deception.
it hat has be: u dun. for oth- r- can be -. one luv you
and it Is fully to i must rum r when die lht'llil o,
recovery llul at your very door.
(‘0l.. (2. M. I EKRIS ears: ‘ l: 1575 lwss
taken sick with Uyrlip‘it and hand; or at the W at
tlercrlptitm, reducing my weight about -Ixty pounds.
lsnflvud about on r yrar and a half Rye-nth: ng
wus done that ml'vllt‘"lklll ronld snv gm. Finally
aronncil of doc lma tlit'l amt my can inrnrn rir;
utteri- gave rm- ilic lmntl‘itnd count: 'lhrti f v..."
finally [mmutird in Lake, [lows-s" ll‘ "Id l’mfiv r.
'lf'rr inking ”no or thin-t hours I was 11.”!er
lumdaod hr.» hen. aucli man for m . f‘ix years."
‘IK‘. II ENIn\ SB‘ “0U“. fln' ' (u ltu'n' had
l'nMIHffll‘llnhll- oy llr. Cutniainu. :- 1 Nu- \ n:
cuv “as u-iy low—reputed like'y '- «l e my d.
not sbletowarkamrc; rule would in heat Tu.-
Disc bury 0. ml he: ”run years ago: d has bo-en n
we. l woman s: nrc
S. K ‘l‘l'ANl.I£\', nearly eighty yn- ms old. and
sin» enfkrim: new: Lly ho. it ban! will. Tno‘
Lintorepnitihc had an nor-r on lu- inur,‘ and
u-nld not live having lit‘lhl or i‘w: uomlcrtni
“lit’l done by "The incur Itimd i’i. ' o'er i sent
for it a'. m or ami t on .Y tn: ttiluily My magnum
appeared and am hugs _t-tj y‘y. g good lmdth.
Testimony of ti llemarkzzblc t‘ urc
in Somalis, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St., Korwnlk. l'onn.
llsd Ilidneytmnbl e. D‘Ipt’wll, I"; 32ml circa
lulu.” of eight Lars Extending; was.- crvuris this:
ll“. could tie it r elu'p not eat. ; .iid out over
cu ht hundred dollars to dcctm and M not true-
filled one unt' s w inh; heath mined as much by
tl.t poison maikincsae by the dim-M tor which
ill“! wcrctislcn. She says: ‘I did not I-xpccl to
i Lubiitarhortiim. It Home wn wit-ti; to Inc
by a triend. ] took his medicine and have not had
a doctor rincv. Ian'- not able to walk without help
-urn now able and do wnia all about won several
tiniesa day. I an a new person, and 1 would not
bclMt‘kwhvrt-I T.” for thulflad of dollars. I
cum-idrrit its-3 rm inedicim ever vfiflud to the
public. ilr. i‘om-t- c‘a, of h'ew York. iold me he
would not have bu-Levul i an d have men cum! il
I-c had not sac-mt vbmc by i'lnnklin l'wwes' Medi-
cal Dinar-Ty " Curttl four yuan ago
"er on.“ "'
Del. County Creamery Bitter.
DANIEL L’HOMHEDIEU.
”Liorss'rtisw usiLsosn.
DASBUBI k NORWALK DIVISION.
Curated June 10th. use.
ulnghammillsiuBr-adtadwesdutroyedby A w Pram.
the Saturday his“. involving a
mum 'l‘wo dream
l: at ems-1mm lax-imam alib-
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uh-lsw
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1a. warn-met
.V. A. SOOFIELD,
New amt Second Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-llnnd
CARTS
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
one llrocer’s Wagon,
Ono Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
-un—
Barn-Yard Manures.
RAYMflNI] BRflS
805116
Special Attractions
Ambler &Sammis’.
40 yards F1m 3 Mailing 1)
roll) $4. 00 ( y
Bargains in Black Stirnli. 67c. ‘
Bargains in Black Penn-dc-
Sale, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain inBlack Rlindiimc97c
Bargain in Black Fallic Fran-
caisc, 98c.
Oiic lot Plaid l'ianncls, &c., rc-
ducctl from 40c to 250.
One lot Plaid Fltinncls,&c., re
duced from 50c to 38c.
One lot 5-1 inch Tricofs, &c.,
reduced from 850 to 50c.
Ono lot, 22! Inch l’laids, Sic
reduced from 25c to lL’lc.
And many others worthy this
attention of close buyers.
lllBLEii & Sillili.
T0 new vans m LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and I’alatisl lites-er,
tape Bharles,
(rapt. l'rod I. Byslrcc,
Will (”mm Making Dally Trlpe to New {York
Comfort, safety and Speed.
Pepular Prices.
So. \‘orwalk to New York. Maple
Tumult-eats , Excursion, 70 rente-
Oa and alter
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrivaiof
”flountoeie" Irnin Saxon-1k at us a
m. Returning i: can Ncw ark, Pierce last River,
foot Jrifereim s: a:3.15pm, Nicolai-thirst.
lat River, 331p wa., morning with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the Belmont: Line.
for further information apply to
I'll! NEW ENGLAND Tsunami. co.
atom MAKEUP: V. 1’. to It.
258 Minsk. new York
0,1 01.115, Agent. Wilson Point. Conn. an
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY i‘lil lllfl'l Lfli
larval lininii
-T|l£ PROPELLEIS-
City ofNorwelk s liaglc,
Will-kc”
between
NewY m
o'ckxhandon mm“ WWI...”
wflklvidpenduatkflorwalkevuym
”blunt—“mind!
palates- Chemist's-amend
m m nt My w
Jpn-mmags'etetne eldm
or freight
blew!“ «filmy.
wan pane-em gelatin truth of Ike
uployeeeuttke hunted tnte baud
insurer-thereon
women“
The Rear of the Warwick lease,
northweWIUtks-led
Second-hand‘l‘nrniture,
AelOtkerls-ekelddeela.
with: trims-flee. ova-52”“
MONEY“ LOANED
0- Insane, Jere-7....
It..." "immune-"n #3.- :arau' '-
Mlllliiii ail Hallstatt
Do not i. eminent-n1 or
”In direct to Ilka.“ E2
upoinled Ina Its
will aotbedleeL
m “was erln silkisds uilding stone
P. W. BATES.
WAGONS
New and mud-hand
Buggies, Phat-tons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, ctr.
Stilt All.
can and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
AllRi htA ain.
ttavlnu ngsiugo 1 pm my old .liy's Block.
Iain limit. and replaced the goals dutroyul oi the
Ire bya much luau. :idbt :ler stock. I "l ‘ c the
ale to yivc Im- a call. l tan show thcl line
en 0
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
And the! them at tllewoet m, &c"
6ch n v- a call and l .n will be a ed that there
is no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J. 1‘. O’ROURKE.
hint]: zin_
TAR WALKS !
lsmnaw o .ll't'd with tonipetentl he! to ill
downlrtci" ptarotliagsidesvailts p l‘
Reasonable Prices.
tiptcial attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
timtu furnished and work prommlv attended
JUIIN B. MORTON,
Taylor Avenue, South Norwnlk.
P. 0. lion 7:52. l’iam
Billillillll
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The float tioadsfi'or
the Least'lioney
—-—..T—
H. S. iRflWN’ 8
B09? & Milli-l STORE,
Clark a Lane's Block
4M. “Alli STREET.
’Hami, EaiLyTiL
-— Ooh—~—
woon MANTELS.
' nouns.
saga, Bums,
HARD woon worm,
’ o.- .14. mos.
lnzrzzc gill—(k of Columns
for Trimming
Plato and Sheet Glass.
l’t'iceu to
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
[mitt Yard betweenrsflmed nudmisp
[ill at in: ii lariiill Street
South Nos-walk, Com
Halli, Bailey l in.
Indiana. Corn.
Tier-time'l’er leap task:- a see lather-nu
cleansing
leave- the skin sons-d agreeable; its
Ware ”elm “the it.
It lslllm _'.‘. ”inanimate! St.
flawlavsn. Coll.
Gama-nevi. it warm Birp
Ind. .aeed mod-mete or
fuly dawn-W tkelkil. I chea-
w]. srmos.
h‘hmcm‘umd”
HuhmA-flkhwflt.
m men. I.- Imu. (ha.
'.P.'.-mllflr-kmlehnld-”ye-.
“km‘mm
QM
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping.
We
ROTON POINT
«- Oils Varnishes.
LAWN llltllloaflfl.
CARRIAG E BLOCKS.
dun. dun.
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
88 Water ltreet. tell ly
AT 0081' !
Eli iii fllll Sale
Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
(130
Call Early and secure best
bargains.
Sale absolute.
business.
13. C. WHITNEY.
18 North Main St,
South Nor-walls.
EVENING
Commercial School.
BUSINISS DIPARTlm-lly a system oi
We. usingmsll kinds of business paper. with
which our lars do business they are practically
titted for ans commercial itiou. sessions-
ysnd Fri a evenings
Illlltl TuAND AND TY lll'fllTiNG DI-
nartnientlsin charge of a tactical tar-her. who
can secure best results. Mouse-Tuesday and
Thunda evenings.
Gllt AN CLASS—A practical teacher min
Yale College givte lessons two riternoone each
Would bcplnaaedto have you rail or write for
perticn cn.lsrs PitAh'K ll. RUSCUB.
Gazette Blinding, hos-walk, Ct.
P. it. —-Also of Business ’ d
Business College. Ilepartmcu. W29 8&1)?!"
Going out or
"1’! 9'1.
Merrill Phonograpic Academv.
arm——
Commercial Training School,
51 Atlantic st... Steward. Ct. In “
Day and Evening
HORTHAVD and Type-writing Department
S under the personal instruction of the axe prin-
cipal and barium manager of (hm-y‘ ashorthand
School. Hartford, Conn.
COMMERCIAL Department. for the study of
book keeping. finmmnhip, arithmetic, etc ,
in charge of Prof. A. Wattle of New York citv.
Youngmon and women carefully prepared to fill
honorable and lucrative positions.
Remington Typewiter Headquarters for Stamford
and violin I y
Basil ere lioners supplied with competent sinist-
ants on ehnrt notice For circulars and full infor-
mation call on. oraddreva.
)ll'S )1. A. MENU“. l‘rln
51Atlsnticst,lluimiord.
HATS' HATS!
The Correct. Styles
in at. guides of Still and Soft lla‘s. Spring Siyic
811K Hats,
Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
Hats, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington. St.
Particular attention paid to
Plxlng, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills Liars. spa
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Olllce
Any one in want of employment, or wishing to
his orher place, will had it will y them to
call and register their names. Bitten
Gentluuen wt ilbechargedthcrum of 5 eta} ll
you want to bu. or sell. or rent. or enquire for any
mingyon can where. as we will advertise st tlu
cflice every day. We have a sitting room for Ladle-r
and one lortlents also.
91 rt
@
w. haves mar-tit where ca t a tilt
lunatic. mudwlch to e imitate: steal a lyhouilsg
hostility the dayY or week; alsolodgi
» n3 tin Yours Mfuflyfgll IliVE,
No. 5 Water BL. Borough.
CANDIES
ohm. moi».
BAKERY!
(”WOOPIAS. CAKDY 1‘0?§.anda lull assort-
ment of ornamental (Indy.
MrsJohn Holland
MUDIB'I 3m
new
a sum. use: or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Berry Bros. Hard on Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
I” new. h“ thin on.
W. O.QUIHTARD
um “um.
m. Railroad Tickets.
Erandliponing
0N» ¢—.¢
Memorial Day,
Thursday, in _ 30m.
ltuion Point will
day. In”!
NEW ll TBlflTlllii-
'I‘IIIS S ICzXSON.
“First-glass music will bob
sy. an ancient lee suits
ohvened. ' tor
FINKENSTHIN & KNUBHL
Proprietors.
F. H. NASH 81 880.,
con. MIN 8 Wll‘l' I‘ll.
Good Work Guaranteed.
betas-aid tor “nowhere-
ided tor lemlel
the com-ion will
w is '~ 1:
In. 2:}: a g
0:5 m 2.35;
2 g! a“
E§E§§E§§i
gains as
“Eiéésgié
mg <3 37:5
D< g .15
’— 3
0 <5 mm
Hausa Furnishing Hails !_
CHINA AND GlASSWARE.
011 Steven.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
autumn-mo
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT am) son).
The subscriberhas constantl yon bends slarge lot
of recond- hand mimitnre, which he will diepoeem of
writes-one prices. Second- hand!
ol' all inds bought and called for.
W. PODMORE,
Bunion IL, Sprlmood.
lil'lh'l‘ & GHOLWELL,
MlSlNS AND PLASTEBERS.
Boilers or all Kinda
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing at all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE AT 8. SBLLBCIA’S,
[97 Washington St. Bridle.
no. Norwalk, Conn.
gaze: P. 0. Box 140, Mamet.
Iacob M. Layton,“
Real Estate and Bones Aguit.
General lnsuranceAgenc
l’ire, Life and Accident.
Ocean steamship Tickets-mutant: steers".
maltsforonesaud upward-end IMO!!!”
all partsot Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements 'I'
South Norw
TAYLOR GOLDEN
Real Estate, .re, Life. Accident,
Plate 6 and Stea- Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for Ikelalo of
Dchcnture and Pur- lounge
e In 1 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
omen—es an Washington st, so. raw-Is.
Insure Your Lift Tidal.
'l‘o-liorrow lay be Too Late.“
anPolicandowment Is
oldsge. .nlfyouilveovifynritlie..r’s‘riil:aa
to your family. 'Iernteads yw
mausnendownentofflmmheps
Boyyearsoi'egeorwhhfamil etdeetn aerate
day will siveyonalife policy ,for 81.00. and you
doeotlooeuewhstyonlnvepaisu yoestop paying
an year terthree.
’ [New IN m
conuucflcu'r GIIIRAI.
Life Insurance 60.,
01min).
8. 8. 030mm. AM
Norwalk Chronicler