,. Melt and «out.
‘A Fresh Victim Discovered-i
Whitechapel.
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Ian-Classifiylatilateltacmleallay.
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lull-a Wes- CCI-Ittsa—ne Incite-
.” lent Mes last.
m, July l‘l.-v0ns more murder has
. ”mhmmlfitwldlbdto "Jack
ifllhin'hwutsehapd. 'l'hebody of a
“m evidsatiy one of dis dhreputsbls
hauler of the chalet, was foundtu
Malls], only ashortdhtanesfromwhere
fie uthw murders were «omitted.
Undoubtedly the lame Flead's Work.
ffhshody wuhorflldy mutilated and bears
undoubted «lashes of the head whose atroci-
tlolaWhltechapel havsterrorlasdthe whole
dhtrlctnpeatsdly. 'l'hspolieasreasfar as
avwfrmnaclewtothsidentityol the mar-
d-sr and seem perfectly paralysed.
Incite-eat at Ines final.
The excitement throughout Whitechapel.
who the news of the discovery of a fresh
We! themysterioua ripper has spread
with lightening rapidity, h at fever heat.
'l'lo Field In Living.
.Anoihsracoountsays: AlowpartofWhlto-
chpel, called Old Castle street, was the scene
of another atrocious murder of the too well
known Whitschappl type. A large ma-
of clotted blood and tree. of a desperate
struggle hear t-tiaiony that Jack the Ripper
has again resumed his deadly work of cutting
up the bodies of unfortunate women who
have taken to the streets for a living.
Four months ago the em force of police-
men and detectives who had been on duty
medaflyfor thepnrposeof trapping then-
do was withdrawn, as it was thought
that there would he no more such terrible
ontagmooannitted. But itseems that the
anal hearted, unnaairal beast is still living
Themes of the crime h in the same restrict-
adarea, andonce again the murdererisable
”inlaid himself fromdiscoveryao as to leave
no trace.
The Discovery of the Crime.
At 1:30 a. m a constable was walking
My down his boat when he noticed the
fwmof a woman lying in the shadow of a
doorway. He was about to rouse the woman
when he was horrified to discover that she
was dead and that there was a gaping wound
in herthroat. The body was lying in a pool
of blood, which had run in streams from a
terrible gash in the stomach, evidently in-
flicted by a sharp knife or razor. An alarm
was raised and acrowd of detectives were
Imiantly on the spot. The murdered woman
lulledto beaboutio yearsof age and be»
longed to the most depraved class of White
chapel unfortunatea No arrests have been
made as yet.
Jack the Bipper's Crimes.
On Sept. 9 last new of the murder and
horrible mutilation of a dissoluto woman in
he Whitechapel district of Inndou was
cabled all over the world. Three weeks later
mine the news that two other women of
flmilar character had been mysteriously mur-
(land and mutilated in the some manner.
Thhwason Sept. 30, and the next day all
Modem was shocked with the announce-
mt of two more such lives morificed to
mmm human form. The
death of the eighth victim was flashed over
the wireson Oct. 3, and that of the ninth and
hot in “388, on Nov. 10. One more victim
fall early this year, and only a few weeks
no fragment of a woman's body were fished
. altof the'l'bames, which may or may not
have been the eleventh
Wupmaboardmrfacenearsomeof
tin murdered women were notices signed
“Jack the Ripper," announcing that a speci-
Isdnumior had been slain, and that when
the fifteenth had diedthe murderer would an—
nounce his identity and surrender to the
authorities. The threat of each was cut and
ahsha forming a ores upon the abdomen
m nude in each case. One of the organs,
too, had been removed in each case. Several
Innis were made, but the perpetrator of
this most astounding series of murders on
lemrd has not yet been apprehended.
The K. of 1. Executive Board Meets.
Cmcsoo, July 17.~Abont noon the execu-
tive board of the Knights of Labor went
into executive session, which was continued
throughout the day and evening until a late
hour. The first businem of the board was
the selection of the timennd place of the next
gmenl amembly. It was decided that it
should be held at Atlanta, 6a., on the second
May of next November. In an interview
Hr. Powder-1y mys the pruent meeting of the
board isaqusrtsrly , called in Chi-
cago for the coavmisnce of northwestern
a-emhlies, to save them the time and expense
of a journey to Philadelphia. The statement
that this h an exceptional meeting Mr. Pow-
derly claiim to be untrue, and says: “Every
me knows we have met wherever conven-
i-snssuggeefa, and as a matter of factwe
matherein Chicago two years ago." The
hoardwillcontinueinsemionseveraldays.
Hotel Men in Basaion
Boner». N. Y., July l7.-—-Aboat unsele-
rcpreaenting the New York State
lion‘s anodatim, have ambled in
carnation at lime hall inthis city. Besides
t“ New York state hotel keepers, a con-
dlh'ahls number from other states in the
Yellow Favor at Mann.
00'me iii—The ship The Premier,
“thichhnppuedtohavu-yel-
lowfsv-amnng iiacrsw,has arrived at
lsgmnay. 11a uptslnlsdead and twoof
fismilovs aredowawith the dies-e. Bhs
m
“Israeli
bgtbs
afloat
fits
an
scrambling
virtuallywasaaotldeationtkaslr.“
deellaedto-ahsanyfartkwpnuntatioaut
hh case before the commune, Pudding
Judeaflaaau said: "Ir. Parnell will, of
mmmmmhmmu
thomut.”
Natal-kl and lock counsel for
othermeluhsnof t againstwhtla
charges were made by'l'lxe'l‘hnnthsnalsc
withdrewfrumtheoaas.
Ir. Paneliniadeapsrsnnalapplicatioats
flueuurt, asking that I thesewasanyde-
fiatofurther examine hhauehexamlaaw
cloud, ought to appoint a day for his roos-
amlnatiou or she discharge him from further
attendance.
The Date lined for [teenager's Trial.
Pam'Jnly 11—le trial of Gen. Bonlan
garba- besa definitely fixed for Aug. 10,and
II. Roehdm and Dillon,aswall asliou‘
langer, have been suntan-ed to appear it
place themselves under the jurisdiction of
the court within ten daya In the eventoi
their failure to do aowithln twenty days,
theyarewarned that theywill beontlawed
andail their property in France will beauar
marily confiscated, and will remain so until
they surrender themselves to bedealt with
as the law directa The charge upon which
Gen. Boulanger htobetried has beenfor-
mulated, and h thatof instigating munici-
palities against the governiitent. Wale.
Boulanger presents himself for trial on the
date fixed and makes a defense, judgmuit
will be given against him at (aloe, and from
this Judgment there will be no appeal.
Rhode Island's New Lleonu Law.
Pmn'innrcs, July li.—'l'he legislature
metinadjoumed special sessiontoenact a
license law. A bill was reported in the joint
special session. The bill provides for the
wholesale license fee. to be from 8500 to
81,0“), determined by the license commis-
sioners, and retail fees $400 in Providence,
running down to 8250 in the towns according
topopulation. There are no subclasses of
license provided for in the hill and everybody
who wants to handle liquor of any kind
must pay either the wholesalers‘ or retailers'
fen Certain provisions in the bill tending
to party advantage are likely to cause a hot
contest and a prolonged session when the bill
comes up.
lllppolyte Honors Americana.
New Your, July 17.-Ministcr Preston
hasannounced that the Haytian insurgent,
Gen. Hippolyto, had commissioned W. P.
Clyde, head of the Clyde line of steamers, a
general of division in Hippolytc's army. Mr.
Cameron, of this same line, was made a brig-
adier general, and J. Enustcdt was made
Iiippolyte’s minister plenipotentinry and on-
voy extraordinary from Hnyti to the United
States. The army commissions are awarded
for political assistance. No pay is attached
to the commissions, but Mr. Clyde and Mr.
Cameron are entitled to wear geneml's uni-
form, with spurs, and sign checks with the
honor attached, “General of division, Army
do Hayti."
To Complete the Panama Canal.
Nrw YORK, July VIZ-Contractor Slavin,
who did a great deal of the dredging for the
Panama Canal company, says he believm
the American Contracting and Dredging
company, of which he is president, will soon
complete arrangements to finish the canal
His company is backed by enormous capital,
and is favorably regarded by the French
people. Mr. Sinvm sails for Paris at once
to take part in the final conference on the
subject. He says the canal can be com
pleted by his company in four years.
Broker Trowbridgo Discharged.
le YORK, July 17.—ln supreme court
chambersJustice O'Brien formally discharged
from custody Francis E. Trowbridge, in ac-
cordance with an order made by Presiding
Justice Van Brunt. Mr. Trowbridge was a
broker, and has been imprisoned a number of
months for alleged conversion of personal
property in connection with his failure. In
his petition for release Mr. Trowlwidge stated
his property to be worth, nominally, 8396,-
3733: actually, $12,553. His indebtedness was
32-13374: ,
Reunion of Elk!-
Pn-rsnvno, July lT.——'l'he third annual re
union of the B. l . O. of Elks convened in
this city at 2 p. m. IV. W. McClellarll,
chairman of the executive committee, called
the convention to order. One hundred and
twenty-eight lodges and delegates. Dr. J.
P. McCord delivered theintroductory addreu,
Clarence Burleigh the address of welcome, to
which Dr. H. E. Leech, of Washington, ro-
spouded. Four thounnd members-represent.
Campbell's Air ship Goes Up.
Bacon“, July 17,—Campbell's air ship
or navigable balloon, was sent up about noon,
and went ofl over the bay. Mr. Hogan,
who was aboard,seemed to direct the air
shipls movement to some extent at least, and
Ir. Campbell, who was watching the experi-
ment, exproswl himyelf as satisfied with the
tat. Up to midnight it was not known at
Hr. Campbell‘s belies whether the air ship
had come to earth again or not.
Killed Ills Ian listen Ila Died.
Tm, Kan, July17.-—'l'he government
odours in this city rec'rivcd information yo
May of the killing of Robert Dalton. a
dqaity United States marshal in Oklahoma.
Dalbn was in the act of arresting lee West,
anotorious desperado. West drew a revol-
vcsnd shot Dalton fatally, but before he
expired the anal- shot Wat, killing him
htantly.
lie Died in the "amps of Georgia.
lsimanona, July 17.—-N0'l has been
recalvedheroofthedutholCharlesEBoll-
man,of thonatlonalhh calculi-ion, in the
swam-of Georgia, where he was engaged
hiseisntilownck for the government lie
wasareesntgrsdmteef the Indiana State
univrnity, ant had smiled suntan-leap
tationaaaaaturalkt.
A Big Brewery Bar-ed.
Fowl Wars], Inlfluly Ila-The French
hows-7 owned by c. L Gantliver a Son
wastutailydastroysdlsylrsat 10pm.
Tbluwmmchmmqwlflionlym,m
bur-lea TheammoniatankdthaJcsm-
”Maurice-1y injuriagAlexaadsr
m Chri- ltoll and Charles Yoakda.
M d llala’ Incubat-
can, July 11—11. funeral
W
Gov-sass m la in m
n galls“ J l‘l.~llsfsrss Fib-
asessssry trouble,
asthegevarner will be sure to reach them
any way.
Kilt-la “aches Home.
Barman, Jaly 11.~Jeke Kim has
rsturusdto Baltimore. lie left NewYork
atll a. in. andeamsdlrsetly home with
Johnny numb]. his faithful beta-holder.
lie is stopping at Beach‘s restaurant on
North Howard street. The anoint of police
qys that Klirain will am. be m tux-“dd. as he
bu bad no ri-qnsst from Governor howry or
any emu of Mississippi for Kilraln's apprr
hsusion. .
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
luau
At Washington-o
._oo:i on a l 0 040
Chicago. ., Ii 7 0 n o u u o I...“
Batteries: Crane and lining, lluiclmiaiu and
Farrell.
Mileston—
“sm...........8 0 o o l o o o 0—-4
Indianapolh... ....s o a 01000 .4
Baum-s: i'lsrksoa and Bennett, (limb-ml
At l’hlladelpliia-—
Philadelphia ..,,0 0 0 0 a I 0 0 0—4
Cleveland, .. .,.._..0 0 0 l 0 u 0 01—!
Batteries: lluflluton and Clemente, Beetle and
Butclifle.
Association.
At louisvllio»
lioulavilie..,..0 3 l 3 010 0 0 0 o 0—8
Oolumbus.....l 0 I 2 fl 0 2 2 0 0 0 I~9
Batteries: Ewing and Cook, Mays and O'Con-
nor.
At Cincinnati—
(‘incmnali ............. l l l 0 0 0 l 0 x—4
Brooklyn ............ 000200100—8
Batteries: Levitt and Reynolds, “an and Earle.
At tit. Louis»
BLIMiin-.........,.0 0 0 0 0 "114
0 ..
Kamb‘lty ..... l 0| 0 0 0 0 0 0—2
Batteries: Chamberlain and Milligan, Conway
and Donahue.
Other Games.
At Wilkesliarre—
Wilkoablrrc..... .....l 0 l G 2 2 0 5—17
Newllaven ............ 81000000—4
Batterim: Jacobs and Hines, Duran and
O'Rourke. Ilmnccallcd.
At Jersey ('ity- »
JerseyCilv. ..... .3: l 0 0 ll 0 l 0 04
Lowell....,_. 300010 2 3 x4
Batteries: Williams and Burke, Burns and
lurpby.
At Newark—
Newark ............... 10100020x~t
Worcester. 10 0 0 l ti ll 0 0—2
lblterivs: [mount and Sullivan, Burke" and
Wilson.
At loud-mm
loudon .............. 222ll1530—l7
Hamilton ...... . i‘. u i 0 0 2 0 0 l»10
Batteries: Cain and Murray. Petty and Spicr.
At Ti'lt'illl .
Tomlin. . ,.’l22l10000——6
Syracuse. . 0 n u o l 'J u 0 0—3
[Lotti-rive: t'ushuuin and Sage, Murphy and
Walker.
A! lb'lrnlfra
Detroit .........,l I) l 0 U l I '3 0—6
RlK‘lllNlr‘l‘u ll U 0 3 i) ll 0 0 1—4
lhllli'rll'oi Smith and Wells. Barr and Mc-
Kv'uun'n.
A: 'l‘ui‘nul0«
Toronto . 0 0 I i l L’ L‘ 0 0-40
Buffalo, ..... 5 : 7 o 0 l 0 ii d—lfi
iniiicrim: Ticker-y and Mcllmrc. Winincy and
Denly.
Junior Order of American Mechanics.
“ammonia, P4,, Juzy 17,—»State Coun-
cillor \l‘emllvy presided at o. meeting of the
state council, Junior Order of American
Mechanics, in the liuuseuf representatives.
Governor Beaver made n sprawl: of welcome,
and Past State Councillor De-ily responded
Secretary Deemer, of Philadelphia, made a
report in which he stated that the lip-inher-
ship in Pennsylvania at present is 40,000;
eighty cannons wore chartered «luring the
year, and there are” 278 councils in the state.
Almost 12,000 momlicm were initiated dur-
ing the year. The money l’t‘f‘v'lb'eil by subor-
dinate cunmuls was 8.42,“? Si; paid by
subordinate councils for la-nwiils or relief,
“3,339.93; money in lhlffflll'lt'fi of subordh
nate conncib’, $39”;le 6?. Other intermting
statistics wore given showing the order to be
in a most flourishing condition. A parade
of the order was held, 4,000 mun being in
line.
hlxtccn [Sailors Lost ill N-as.
Bosros, July iii—The llslilllq .i-hmner
Edith Emery, Capt. Sullivan, has arrived
with only three of her crew of liliirici'll men,
the other sixteen having b-cu lns‘l i r in the
vessel in a fog while out in dorm Sundry,
seventy miles on Highland Light. The
captain hope the men may n-m- been picked
up by some passing vessel, or rut ashore
somewhere, as the wehthi-r w.i~ x Lvuralilt‘.
He cruised around after iii» in u i Monday
afternoon, keeping the foglmrxi i» :m‘ w, Lu:
could get no trace of them. All but two of
the missing men are lllfli'l’lw'. :u.:i Lit‘ I: urge
families.
Ship Leaking and Captain Drunk.
Damlscorra, Ma, July lit—Capt. lilnis—
dell, of the schooner Tarbox, bus arrival at
New Harbor with the mute and a boy from
the schooner Billow, Boston, for Ilillbridge,
and reports that he sighted the schooner
Sunday evening flying signals of distrem,
but on offering assistance it was refused by
the Billow’s captain, who was drunk. The
Biilow had beon ashore and was leaking
badly. The captain refused to leave her,
but allowed the mate and boy to do so.
The Petrel's 'l'rlal Trip.
Batman, Id, July 17.—'l‘he gunhoat
Petrol has arrived in port. She experienced
a heavy see beyond the capes and behaved
admirably in it. She made a complete cir-
cle in 5 minutes 82 seconds. Under natural
draught the Petrol showed a speed of 13X
knots an hour. She developed 1,250 horse
power and then broken secondary link strap,
which ended the test. Another test of her
power will be made.
The War In Egypt.
Canto, July l7.-—Gen. Grenfell has taken
cornmandof the troupe The Egyptiaasoe
copy a position two miles long near Mans.
The artillery is in the center and the cavalry
lsplacedupthe river in ordctowatchthe
dervishea The latter. numbering 2,511}, cc-
cupyastrmgpositionnearlihour. Theyare
steadily being re-enforced.
Allard-var Executed.
Ammo, Cola, July lt.—Jose Alina)
Corteaalexican, who brutally mnrdereda
mine named 0. E. lieDuo, last level,
while the latter-wan asleep, was hanged
lice. OathescaloldCertssaeknowlsdgsd
mesh-and aakadforglvnn-otallpu-
a
on a party of Ania-loan ladies, it
Whit-unhalfthsiastaae-l
theycomeeraoas that hasprettydreaareand
wraps in the window, and will rccklnaly
leave theirordera without making a single
inquiry as to the character of the establish-
ing pattern dreams have been hwght of sonic
one of the great drennakers of Paris, and
not a stitch was ever set in them in the house
wherein they are shown. 80 the foreign cus-
tomeriaapt toba a good deal disappointed
in thestyle and makeof the garments when
they are sent home—Paris letter in Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
Coco-nuts Saved the steamship.
The steamship Nanticoke, Capt A. Hard:
lug, froai lluatnn, arrived the other day. She
presented the appearance of having pawl
through a hurricane, and only the pilot house
and a small portion of her cabin was left
Thesieamship left Baltimoreon some 13
for Caratasco with aloadof emigranta After
discharging there she loaded three weeks ago,
at Rnatan. a cargo of bananas and cocoanuis
and a few plantains. They left llnatan with
ilftyecven tom of English coal, supposed to
he sulllpicut for ion or twelve days‘ run.
With American coal it required but five or
live and a half tons a day, whereas with this
English coal they consumed from nine to
nine and a half tons.
The captain. discovering his cool would not
hold out to rem-h Mobile, started for the Dry
Tortugas. They were then l85 miles west of
that point win-u the Coal gave out. llulk-
heads, lifo prtwrvers, mattmnes, old rope,
oils, varnishes, live bales of oakum. the roof
of the cabin and hatches were each in turn
used in making steam Finally, by usuig
3,000 «manta, they were enables! to reach
Dry Tortuga—Mobile Min.) Cor. Times-
Democrat.
Siziuglifcrlng [little in France.
The wholesale slaughter of bh‘ds in like
name of faslxinn is having a most remarkable
effect in From-v. Hitherto that country has
been a favorite summer home of the >Wlill0W5,
which each year came over from Africa,
where they had spent the winter, in count-
less hosts. Their plunnige being in great dc
mend for millincrs‘ uses, a few years ago a
plan was devised for killing them by thou-
sands without injuring their skins or feathers.
Huge systems of elwtric wires, heavily
charged, were stretched along the southem
coast, particularly about the months of the
Rhone, where the birds arrived in greatest
numbers Wearicd by their long flight
across the Mediterranean, the swallows
eagerly blighted on the wires to "ml, and
were instantly struck dead. At last, how-
ever. they have learned wisdom, and are not
only avoiding the deadly wins, but are shun-
ning the shores of France and directing their
flight to more hospitable lands Meantime
there is a great increase in the number of
goats and other insects on wlich they were
accustomed to fi-ed.+.\'ew York Home
Journal.
A Common Superstition.
The following Instance of a curious belief
held by country folk may interest some of
your readers. An old man in this parish (in
East Kent), who is in full [Mist-anion of his
faculties, and, moreover, has a considerable
stock of knowledge of things connected with
the farm and garden, informed me the other
day of the following rcnmrkuble fact ill in
natural history. He told inc, quite seriously,
that if u liziir be take-n during summer
from the tail of a horse and placed in a run-
ning stream it Would before long become a
“water snake or an eel," the result depending,
it appeared, upon the "breed of the horse."
The root of the hair becomes the head of the
new creature! This t‘Ipt'rllllrllll he had tried,
and though, somehow, he had not seen these
hairs grow to full maturity, he had undoubt-
edly seen life developed in them. I feel sure
my old friend thoroughly believed all this-
he is too old to have studied biology at a
board school or he might be wiser. Perhaps
this belief is held elsewhere, but I do not re-
member ever meeting with it before—Spec-
tutor.
Faces on the Street.
Going almost anywhere, especially in a
populous city, one sees many people, and in
seeing people one sees faces. There is much
inagnit, theswing ofarms, and the piseof
the body as indicative of character, but, after
all, the more expressive and truthfnbinilex is
the face. 1
In thestudy of faces it is quite probable
that women prefer as their text book some
thing bound in a shirt and illustrated with a
mustache. It is equally probable that men,
in a physiognomic study, prefer the smooth
vellum of a woman’s check. This difference
in taste is not unnatural, however antipodean
may be in its characteristics.
'l'hisstudy of facesisoooin which no time
beforethestudontandalwaysopen. Recon
find them anywhere. They areofallkinds
ofeoatuiteandallqualitinofbinding. Hen
hadirty, thumb marred,dogearedvolume
lnturnpapa-coven nmhanotlier,golden
edgedandbound in velvet and morocco.-
Chicagolierald.
WhatlaWritten, Stays.
ltisaaidthatallthenewspapcsin Rania
arereallyedltedbythecsar. H‘ ;thiaprob
ablyaccountsforthofactthatinlbmis
nobodyevercomchargingu stainoutof
breath. bouncing into the , with ahig
club and denundiag the d theman
whowrohaesrtainartiels on the
ludealaaionurthechdrmau of the relief
enannitaree. He’safrakl'hemighthavatogo
anthswaytosflarhtohdhm—Bnrdstta
inlh'ooklynliagls.
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W. C.QUINTARD
.0310 HALL 3m
T0 NEW“"'V6RR“IN"[E§§"TH7«W
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal Steamer,
Bane llharles,
Capt. l’red l.. Byxhcc,
Will commence flaking Dally Trips to New York
Comfort, Safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip,40ceats; Excursion, 70 cents-
Onandafier
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"lions-ionic“ train leavin no. Norwalk at 7 56 a.
Col. Ferris, Moses Glover. David l’latt,
ll. K Stanley. Mn.
and Others.
Below will be tune” a S‘tmplt‘ o.’ the mulmudc of ,
lellrrr of cnruumgrmrnt Franklin lluwe‘s it Sun. of t
7.5:; Brmdnay. this link. daily rwmvc. The sub :
juinni mm: iciml testimonials rr from your friends E
and m-Ichbors. Iniliuanl pi: [lemon you know and ‘
esteem for their honor and struizhtforwardnm, and
who would scorn to bus pmy in an deception.
What has her-n dome for oilirn- can he one for you.
and it is fully to longer sniff-r when the means of
memory ln-s at your very door.
col. (3 ss. reams says: 'In 1575 1 I'll l
taken sick Willi Dyspcpen and .lanndzrc of the w. nu
dean-"plum. mlucluz my wright about six! y pounds.
lend-red about one year and a half. Everything
undone that medical skill could suggest. Finally
a conned of doctors declared my case "lncnranle;"
others gave me the benefits of I oobts Then I was
finally persuaded to take llowce‘ Blood Purifier.
\fu'r takug two or three bones l was entirely
curl-d and have been a well man for over six years."
hills. HENRY SEYMOUR, said to have had
a ranccr removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city. War vciy low—reported buy to die any day;
not able to wsrk alone; son- would not heal, The
Diorovcry curd her seven years age and has been a
wed woman since.
8. K STANLEY. nearly richly years old. and
was ruderir-g wven'ly from a hard tough. The
doctors said he had an "a err on his lung." and
sound no: live Having heard of the wonderful
Cult“! do c by “The lira-l liliiod Purifier." i sent
for it ill nut» nml o-ok it faithfully. My rough dis.
appeared and am now wjnylnsrggood health.
7 V
Testimony of allem arkable ( are
t Y . v
in horn alk, Lonn.
Miss (‘ella Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St, Norwalk. Conn.
llsd Kidney trouble, I)» spepeia, impaired circa
ll‘lhll of eight were standing; was so nervous that
she could neither sleep not eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollsrslo decline, and was not bone
flue-lone cent'a worth; health ruined so much h
the poison medicines-e by the disease for whic
tht’y wctv: taken. She says: ‘1 did not expect to
l.wbntushort time. Mr llowcs was rent to are
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor aim-e. lwaw not able to walk without help
am now able and do walk all about town several
[inn-s a day i am a new person. and l would not
bebick where! use for thousands of dolisns. l
com-ldurit the best medicine (ch oflcred to the
public. Dr. i'om tuckml New York, told me he
would not have belicvml frond have been cured if
he had not ru-nii dunc by Franklin llowm' Mods
cal Dlrcovery." Cami ima- ears ago.
Sold by A. ll. Iltil'T SON, Norwalk.
”We Ila“? agents cveryahcre. m7
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamery Billil'.
lT PLEASRS EVERY TIME.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
TAR WALKS !
1 "It now irrpercd with competent help to put
down Iirst c in far or flag sidewalks at
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
Estimates furnlrhcd and work promptly attended
° John B. MORTON,
'l‘nylor Avenue, South Norwnlk.
P. 0. Box 1‘33. 133m
Birmingham
laveell’s Headquarters for
M I L LI N E BY,
8 Water 8L, Norwalls.
Henry 5r} Iuour
m. Returning leave New nrk, Pier 46 East River,
foot Jefferson st. at 8.15 p m , and font .‘lm Street,
Ufa-t ltlvcr. 330 p. m., cunnuztiug Willi trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the llousaionic Line.
For farthcr information up; ly to
THE NI-Z‘Y ENGLASD TERMIN’AL C0.
SIDNEY STAlllll‘f‘K. V. P. .b 0 EL.
2m South or... New York.
(‘ E. OLDS, Agent . Wilson Point. Conn. apt:
The Old and Rename.
DAILY mm Lima.
larval ilewlurk.
(in and after July l5. 1589. (until further notice)
-THE PROPELLERS ~
Will make daily tri , Sands ex ted, for
freight between New \ork, Norfolk (fill! South
Norwnlk. Will leave Pier :23. foot of Beehnan street,
New York. for South Nor-walk, daily at 10!!) a. In
(due at south Noni-elk at 3.30 p m.) Extra host
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at sap. m
Norwaok. Monday, Wednudsy and Fri ay
Saturday at 20.30 a m
Freight r ceivcd from 7 a. In. to 5 p. m,
Returning. Busts Leave South Norwalk. daily. 7
p. in. Norwaik. Tau-day. Thursday and Saturday,
6 p. in.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Dnnhury and Nos-walk and
Shepaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced
listen.
Upon application to agents the Cit of Nonalk
and Eng c will be sent for s vial oils of freight
anywhere in New York or lie I clnlty.
WA“ persons are forbid Bastion any of the
employees of the boats of this line on utonniof
the owners thereof.
litil'SA'I‘ONlC RAILROAD.
IMSBIYRY k NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June 10th. 1889.
Panels“! Trains.
For
.5!) in,
SOUTl-I.
Lv. Norwalk. l.v. Bo. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
7 32 a. in. f 56 a in. 8 (ti s.
81': “ 8‘2: “ 8 lb “
mos “ 10 l! " 1020 “
”who; 100nm. “turn.
:53 u 4 " 4 53 "
6 tr " Mixed 63o " Hixcd 646 “l'x'd
8 m AI u 8” he an 8 '8 u u
“7 i. .. 1024 u .. 10 31 u ..
smsr.
8 50 it. in
6 0i p in
N0 “TI-l.
Lv.
ll a.m.lllxed imaml'x‘d 210mm]
625 .. .. ”5 .. .. “I ..
8 £5 " 9 l8 “ 0 n a. Ill.
12 0| " 1‘2 13 p. in. 12 18 a. In.
250 " Mixed ‘18:]: ‘1‘ Mixed 316 ad
tarpon. his “ 517p,m.
6 3i“ " o 42 “
715 ‘-
l010 " Min-ii li‘ I? ” Mixed 1014 lixed
runner.
9 2d a. In 0 so I. III.
653 .m 651 p. at.
W. ll. Smrasoa, Vice-.lgres and Gcn‘l l .
P. c. Paras, Sn tendent
A. W. 11am. moral Passenger Amt.
Leave for Plitlicld.
718a. Ill. accommo'u
mm “ "
$10.!) a. In lined sonnet am.
4.50 p. in. cxpre. T I) a. a:
‘e 0) “ accommo‘n
ford
hedespuas, Bout!» firewall to Hiirlcld.
Vice Pr-‘tl earl lsa‘g‘r
wmmu
m
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Carat-l Attention (live- to the Detail of
Business
Dallyirxesptlsglsiardulve la. in i
luau-as {a at final : lined. . Wednesday
and "Mutablfli. ’
WII'I’I NI fill-TABLE.
P.l.~Weare tonesa was visitors and It
yoawlll afartlasuwegas demo non
line for the v and at I be
the smile war-:0! the «law mm"
.W
Merrill Phono'guripic Academv.
m—wsanm
Commercial Training lot-col.
ll Atlantic». iltsiatml. (It in tie-ates
Ila Inning.
nearest") and wrttln l lineal
tipal 'fim‘finl thpggkdlg' ms m lane“
id. '
m.llartfosd,coaa. eye host
COMIIRCIAL Depanaient. tor the litany of
bookkeeping on th . .
lnchsvgcofm.d.g.\vardeol? m Mb m'
rm York rltv.
Youngnea and women carefully [aspen-n Io an
honorable and lucrative positions.
linoln on i:erlleail carter for!” f l
audvlrinlt'y. 'l'wcw q s am or:
“alias lioness supplied with «impotent sinist-
snls on shun notice [for circulars and full Infor-
mation call on. or man-a.
Illfi. Ii. A. Human. Prin.
l Atlantic at , iiiamford.
FIHLNASH & 880.,
Col!- It‘ll I W"? In.
Good Work Guaranteed.
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House Furnishing Ennis!
CHINA'AND GLASSWARE.
Oil. Stoves.
Gasoline stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
512(3le 9-" A X I)
t‘nl'peis. Stoves. &c,,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The subscriber has constantly on hand a large lot
of second hand furniture. which he will 'ii-pore of
livery reasonable prices, Soc ind hand furniture
of all kinds bought and mild for. ’
W. PODMORE.
Boulou at, Springwmid.
‘iiss'r & cuomviznn,
MSlNS AND PLASTERERS.
Boilers of all Kinds
Net and Repaired.
l“ire [Brick \Vork,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty,
OFFICE A’l‘ S SBLLECh’h’,
I97 “'nahillglon 5:. Bridge,
50. Mirwalk, Conn.
Also, l’. 0. Box 140, West port. CI.
32223:. M. Layfi,
le Rotate and House Agent,
General lnsu re “(‘0 A gooey
hm. Lin: and Accident.
Ocean Steamship i‘iciure-Cabri> and smog:
Drafts for one a: and upwards and Inner Orders to
all parts of Europe.
Notary Public Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage (hooked
to IBrstiaation.
60 Warhmgton at. Glen door to rostrum.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
TAYLOR dk'. GELDEN
Real Fairlie, l‘ire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and strain Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for line finlo of
Debentures and Farm Murrzgnge
G & 7 per cent Bond-i.
Incan- Negotiated.
omen—o I 47 Washington St , So Harwell
To-llorrow liay‘ be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that on may need in
old age. llyouliveor If you die. i will he a help
to your familv. 7mmsadsy wisp" a m
inaaan uniowmentot um} toheps to h It
toyesrsofsgeortohis fsrnilyat death Scents a
daywillsivcyoa a life policy in 31,000, and you
donut thalyou hsvapaidifyoastop pom
anyyearaftcr three.
lN’Bll’lil ll! 'l'lll
Life Insurance 00.,
or marrow.
ll. 5. translator“, Ago-t,
lit“ ONLY
Hilli‘llll, LE ‘
OUR “HALL
- Stove Coal
IS JUIi'l' WIIA'I‘ lllll'l'ii Til. PAWI'IOUIJ‘
lltlUilleIPl PUICIIMI (ill 70' ll”
Bl llA'l'lllflBD TllA‘l' Till WAVE“
NKVIli Blimlil ”KIN lQUAIal-ID.
lllMflNl] BRflS
JOHN II. I’Ellllfi,
Wholesalcand Ilctaichalu In all kladsof
Bill. ill] Will
Brick, Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lohigh, Lackawsnua, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkeshsrro Coats.
item for RUBBER Pilll‘
and‘ foot of Washington and Man
i
l
r
FURNITURE,
COIN EO‘I’ICUT GENERAL 1
shall streets. llmnch mile-- at Stilson
Drug Store Mini
'l'llfl llllllfll llll’llll.
)‘ ~13] BIST—
E A T S
SERVED IN THE 3381‘ IANNIIL
It on went the choicest IRATE. ohiaincd're
. fig also! trouble or cost, you willfind them at my
‘ hot. as well as
will if all m
‘ is ITS SHAME
F. HAYES.
illflk‘lfi'fl PIDCK some NORWALII
WAS Nll'l‘fll MARKET.
(inc Qualityf—THo Beat.
r
I seer. chll, lamb, sum
Pork,BIItand N,
domed M. Smok 'l‘ llama,
“caldera, Bacon, -
forte. Rte.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Wmlilnglon St root.
J .H Kinefelter,
l)? “.53 IN
Vegetables, Fruits,
cement) scans, Em
in. l. l, l. H. ill. Depot.
Telephone Connection.
Bennett & Hus ml
28 Main lib, So. Norwalk.
Meals Fish oysters,
0! All Kinds In Their lessen.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. mam. ” I. I. m
Have You Heard it t
No. What Is It i
llnnt t Zed-[Keep the
Nice-t Market in the City.
Delivered-MM“ .
Fish, Oysters,
muss-s,
an.
.,at
bats, Fish oysters,
lllillll‘. Your Life Tn-llal. ; mm, ”wall-l PM” 3“...
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