i é, ”Muhammad-e ”manoeurmm l” Afl hmtoturther Inquiries “Humiditlflalua’ereflgv *hmflhehadaodedslte Informer then-lung ltr. Illalne‘s Intautkms In “not. Them dldaotrelate ”If!“ m In mattcnrelatlllg to thehtter‘sdeparunent As regards Hr. Elaine's resignation, no “OMB the libdsoftboeeheatln tor-ell that hewlll give uphleportlolloou aabowtthelatofOctoberwoxim To Prevent Deaerttea from the Army. Waswuurroll, July fl—Army olllcere are thinking of some way Io mveot daertiou, which of late years seen-tolleon the In- “ Sometimeago, it was stated, upon wht w. deemed excellent authority, that Prunideatflarrleon would hue a proclamr tic- glving general amnesty to all deeerters, eucheawa-douewhenGea. Grant was Whip 181% But up to thlswrittag the order baa-not appeared, although Senator Plamhaadothenot its advocates have re» edvuduurance from the president that it wlllhedonc. To the average layman the htugofauchaaorderlooks Ilka puttinga cadeeertloa. But the promoters of tilt Ida argue that themes-e thousands of young-ea in the west who enlisted under a—laednamandthen, Iiringof theserv- ice, “ted; that this fact still hangs over thwnendacleasabartotheir businemprosr pooh III the futuru,for fear of some day being hauled upby the military authorities Inmdwtoprevlalt, lfpouible, the reenlist- mutol m who have deserted from the armythreeorfourtimes, Itis now proposed toadoptan old cutout that formerlypre- veiled in the army. When arecruit now mbhimeclf tothesurgeonsandls pe-d, the doctor will proceed to vaccinate H-npouacertainportionof the body, whichwlll,ofcourse, beknowatothearmy surgeons. Should thh mandeeerttheeerv- Iceand meant hhnself at some recruiting readervousundw an assumed name, as is donenearly evcy week, the fact that heisa death! from the army will he clearly estab- llshed. By the adoption of this simple W it h believed that the great evil of " m which has become such a source of worry and trouble to the officers will be mitigated, if not finally wiped out. Alleged Red Tape in the Ravy. Wasmno-rolv, July 22.—A Sunday journal has says: The new order of purchases which wart Into effect July 1 is not meeting with lid! favor with the disbursing officers of the navy. A paymaster, who is now on duty at theuavy yald, New York, relates the amount ofredtapenecwsurytoprocurcasingle article on board ship. Supposing that a paper of tacks is wanted on board a United States ship on a foreign" station, the following is the routine actually required under general order, No. #5: Four requisitions are made out, which are signed ' “follows; Officer making ’the requisition, 4 fillies; captain, 8; paymaster, 8, and admiral, A Bldsare content to live merchants which are slgned by pay officer 5 fillies; mer- chants bidding, 5; acceptance of bid, pay- lllaaterl. Billsare then made outin quin— tuplicateand are signathy the captain 5 times; paymastcr, 10; senior officer of the boardof migrations, andperson receiving thenloney,5. Areport is attached by the aerator calca- of the board of survey, in duplicate, two signatures, and the olllcer who hasmade the requisitiousigus a receipton thebill llvetimes, when it incomplete with sixty-twoaignaturea 'l'hlslscalled simplifica- ‘lha Charleston and the San Francisco. Wm, July tfi—lt is understood that Capt. J. Grittenden Watson, of the navy,nowreeidinginflan Francisco, will be conunaudlng oflicer of the Charleston I was thoughtto he unusually utheuconddsyouhendthe vwdletwaellle demon-um eftha lehare y. Dr. .attheOldlluguenotl’rotee- which It was rinsed. nor more worthyol hoaulhantrualtheqllrltwtthwhiehthz were borne and the strength with whl lhetrdeeolatklluwera hadnlluady mw.;.-i~.r...“°w ' Ila hell of tattoo. Whether-er “I'll” who might have heels-lb they were—but who would unkwwlugly he unjust or untrue, yet he a doubt theta very large portkluof our coenmunlty, our whole land, hold It to demonstrated that Charla. nothing more cheap than human that truth has been strickeadown In have been its very citadel; that whens Ices was a puhllc calamityhae heal stealthlly done to death under circus» Itauoae that sleken the heart whlch been the recitalof them. whil‘ the wantouand worse than wortlllna alqer goes forth not only unscathed of penalty, but applauded by souleusweudoer. Thlebthevcdlctof a very extended and outpoken public senti- meet." At Grace Episcopal church, the fashion» able churchof the city, the Rev. Dr. Charlee (Johsworth l’lllckney laid: “Melafar too cheap In ourland. Itle Ioridoed with a recklessness which would not be tolerated In England, or any other civilised land where God's law Is known. The result of the recent trial In thlsclty seems to fall very far shortofanyccuaure of homicide. it hae failed to condemn crime, to vindicate Grid‘s law, or to protect human life against the murderous pistol. That a human life has been taken by violence hi an acknowledged fact, and the tribunalsof justice have no word of censure for the deed. The slayer is restored to his place, without condemnation of any sort, without flue, im- prisonment or any legal disapproval of the wrong. The murderer pollutas the land he youdall other ele deeds, and leaves all in— delible stain In God’s sight. Norm thin blood stain be obliterated until it is washed out with the blood of him that shed it. Korey to the murderer is cruelty to the com- munity. Every deed of violence, whether murder, manslaughter or mob law, become the seed of future crime unless repulsed by the majesty of the law." HARRISON AT DEER PARK. Newspaper Ile- Cnrtconaly Entertainer! by the President and Ira. Harrison. DEER PARK, lid. July 22.—Tbe president propo. in to make a lengthy stay here uulu tome unforeseen circumstance should arise to call him back to Washington. On the trip from Washington the president invited the several newspaper representatives aboard to join him in his private car, after paning Washington Junction. This courtesy was duly acknowledged, and for over an hour the Wpermen enjoyed the hoepitalitiee ol ' tand Mrs. Earthen. Thepresi dent took occasion to assure his guts that hewouldbeplaasedtohave them call upon him at his cottage, and he promised to TIP Irish them with all legitimate information bearing upon public affairs that may arise during his sojourn hora He related numer- ous amusing incidents of his career since he entered the White House, showing that the president’s official life is not altogether an unhappy one, and that he has a keen apple» ciau'ou of wit and humor. Arrangemeutl aremnking for agrand ball at the hotel in honor of the president and Mrs. Harrison. i i I. I§§§ i A Deputy Sheriff Fatally Shot. Cavemen, July 22.-Two young crim- inals escaped from the county jail about 8:30 p. In. They were W. A. Smith, held for grand larceny, and Richard N. Mansfield, a horse thief. Deputy sheriffs and policemen started on their trail and shortly after ulid- night the two men in a buggy were over- hauled by a detachment of [1111311811 Re- volvers were drawn, a score of shots were ex. changed and Deputy Sheriff Goldsoll, one of the best criminal officers that ever served in thecity, fell with a wound that will prob ably prove fatal. The men in the buggy drove away. Shortly afterward the buggy was found abandoned with the body of a young man at first supposed to ho Smith in it. Later it developed that. it was not Smith, anduptoalatehourthebodyhas not been identified The police believe that the twc young men in the buggy were bent on some unlawful mimiou. The wounded deputy sheriff is lying at the point of death in a hospital A High Toned Counterfolter Arrested. Fauna”, Ind., July fl—John Wil- helm, a prominent young merchant of Forest, thhl county, has been arrested on a charge of counterfeiting. For several weeks complaint has been made of the circulation of the “queue” in that locality, and recently on cars Bird and Thacher, of this city, began an investigation. Concealed in Wilhelm’s smoke housewasfoundahalf dosen sets of molds and numerous coins in quarters, halves and dollars Whenarrestedathisplaeeof busi- nsm, a few hours hter, Wilhdln denied all knowledge. but when asked to explain his of the molds he weakened. Ten dollarnof thebogl-article were found in his pocket. Wilhelm ls about 30 years of age andhighly connected, his fathc being one of the richest men in Clinton county. While flleprisonerdeniee thatothersarecouccned withhim, heiadoubtlesahutoue of a gang wanting through thh recital of the state lawlelearlylhekeflraea’e leek. Inwaunx, Win, July 22.~—The Athlefie Baseball parkwas the waned acatcb-aa catch-can wrestllng match between. Ivan Inwle.“TlieShaugler,"and CharleeOreen, heavy weight champion of England. “The Strangler-”laidoutthe luglhhmaaiathree straightronfigetthg two poinudownin theflntrolmdhltwonllnut-t lathe-cont! hewa'hd tale hour and three minut- to down the laglhh and In the thirdhadownedhhn In threeminutea H. Walthall was chasm raises and “Tom" winner. Ore-awesvery badly hinged-p :5 Al rims no“ A New Version of the Hitch- cock-O'Halloml Altair. m AGNES SAYS SHE WAS ABDUCTBD. Artist llltehaaah Had. the Go with lllne u the ms or} Molar—reel: Flight-ltea o‘llallorea Baa Ranked America. tlr. PAUL, July u~a new andmueetllmal eta-ydtheelopernaut franl’arlelastmeath of George Hitchcock, secretary of the American Art jury, and Ill- Aguee O’Hal- ”1 blamefBLPauLaformerpupllofhb," ll furnklled today by thaglrl’efalnlly. Dumb O'Halloraa, her father, returned from New York, whlther he want to meet his two daughters who arrlved there last Tuesday. He wasacoompanlcd by ll-lary O’Hal Ioramdgnes havingbeen left lueharge d friandsla theeaatto recover from ”new! resulting from herexperleace. Air. and Il- O’Halloran'e story Is as follows: Illse O’llalloraa'a Itory. On June 17 the Mines O'lialloran returned to l’arlafromtheir tourof Italy. The out day was devoted to preparation- for the return home. the elder sister having decided thattheyoungcr wastocolnebeckwlthh- to Allies-Ice. It was learned that the Salon wastoeloee lllafewdays.’ lies O'Hal» Ioraa and a friend went to see the exhlbttlon, leaving Agnes at home to finish up some correspondence. This work finished, and as the poetollloe was only a block distant, she went In house attire to post her letters. lb turning she met Hitchcock, who invited her to go and see some plcturea In a private gal- lery, to which she objected on the plea that she was not In a suitaI-Ie attire. He insisted that as she was going home there would be no better opportunity. The drive extended Into a strange district. She demanded an explanation llltrhcock Threatened to III] "or. Hitchcock told her he had long loved her and that he was now going to make her his own forever; that if he could not have bu in life he would in death, for if she made any outcry or perusted he would send a bullet through her bralu and then about himself. He said telegrams had been sent his wife, her deter, and the correspondent of a New York . paper announcing that she had sloped with him, so that every paper In America would have the story in the morning; that she could never return to America, as she would be discarded by her family and friends, and that he was now the only person in the worhl whocared forher. Every tlmeshe attempted an outcry she was met with the revolver argument that they should never be sepa- rated, as be was determiner! to kill her first and then himself. The Wronged “If. Was obdurate. lira Hitchcock and hlis O’Halloran learned that the missing pair were at Chantilly, and thither the latter went. She found the hotel, and was just ill time to see Hitchcock and her sister enter a room. She rushed through the door to her sister, who had fainted, and begged Hitchcock to allow Agnes to depart. He was furious and threatened to shoot both sisters if the elder did not go forthwith into the streets at 10 o’clock at night to find her way back to Paris as best she might. Farly Haiday she sought legal advice, and was In- formed that nothing could be done unless Ira Hitchcock would swear out a warrant for her husband‘s arrest, which Mrs. Hitch cock refused to do. Miss O’Hallorall, help hill and almost alone in her efforts to rescue her shiter, retunled to Chantilly, but Hitch- cock and his victim were_goue. The um Ike-cued at Last. At this juncture Dr. McDonald, of St. Paul, appeared on the scene. He traced the pair to Bree's hotel, on the Island of Jersey. The mayor was seen and the cave stated. He answered that there was no legal minus, but, being a case where manhood might for ouceoverride law, he would go outside his duties and lane a eltation commanding the prance of the abducted young woman, and Hitchcock might also appear if he desired The citation was served upon Agnes, and she was produced in court in a semi-uncou- eciouscondition. Hitchcogk defied the mayor, claiming he had no authority. The mayor told him that he know one thing—that, law or no law, defenselem and injured women were protected within his jurisdiction, and be ordered that for the night, at least, Miss O’Halloran must have charge of her young sister. The two ladies were escorted to their hotel and arrangemente were made for their departure by the 6 o'clock steamer to South- ampton. During the whole night Hitchcock paced the sidewalk beneath the windows of the lsdlea’ room. He followed them to Southampton, but the ladies were so elli- eiautly protected that he kept a respectful distance, and the two frightened women were put aboard a steamer for America, which arrived In New York Tuesday. Mr. O'Halloran was on hand to take charge of his daughters. The leaneat Ian on Earth. Raw Onuans, July m—At a wake at No. 1‘21} Burgundy street, over the body of Gussie Steadman, who died of sunstroke, was John HcCann, of Algiera McCann was drunkandanxioustoeecuro more money to continue his potatious. Finding no one will- lngtofuruiahhimwlth the coin hebecalne desperate, and approaching the corpse ap- ja'olwlated the two five cent pieces that had beenplacedou thedead woman’s eyelids to keep them closed. He purchased more whisky and grew so hilarious and demon- strative that he was arrested. Judge Drain gave IIcCann the alternative of a line of all! or thirty days in jail. lallutea'acoulluek. BOIFI’OI, July n—A special toThe Herald, fro-alancheeter. I. ll, says: James Full- arton,ofBedford,has-Iled for Europe to debt an Immense estate on the Isl-allot Ammcomprlelngthe Iandaof'thnichael andWhltafarlaad, which havebeenntailed fu-vwalhundred years In the hilarton family. Thewomanwhoheldthe property wadertheflcotchlawofeutallhasvdled,“ than nodlructlmle Hrsnearcthan Ir.l'ullartlm.hebaadsckladtogoto Boot- landatoaca Tlllawtllhehbflrstviltdnce hrlngArranlfty ymanghcnhew. hutfyearsofage. Ill lee-sea III-led. Itaw Your, July a—lca. Welll'e livery le Insets tear Dante and Merely "mean-see. Cnlosoofl mutual-y Nuttaoolored hedeonlawordswtthltls. Johnson. but , came home she comp of NutVe conduct, and Johnson up- ‘I'fstt. Ifutt drew his lit—calm; volver promptly opened lire. ball graced Johnson‘s thigh and theaeooud Illt'l'holllae Watson, shattering theshla boas. lutt then ran Into theatreet and was pointed outtoOllleer Daniel Shea. The pollcenlan gave chase, and lfutt turned and tired two shell In quick succession. The first nil-ed theolllcer, but hltallttlecolond boynamed Ila mm“ under the left eye. The wound It not The second shot also M Its mark. but was fired at such close uarters that the blsaefroulthemouthof the phtol burned the oflcer's eyebrow. The bullet hlt another boy about a block away. luttwaenot disposed to ylald his liberty, and. ladlnghlsweapoaempty. lasso a tee- lng and kicking with all his might. He suc- ceeded In getting the cfllcer'a thumb between his teeth, and It was not untll the pollceman pushed his own revolver down the negroe‘e throat and told him he would kill him unle- he became quiet that he finally concluded to eulanlt. lie was then taken toldhe station An examination of Bhea's thumb showed that It had been nearly savored from his DRIVEN EROM THE SHIP 8V FIRE. no Horrible Experts-ca at Eleven Ile- frela the Joseph l‘armaa. ‘ 800m Ham, Mich, July Eli—The steam barge Joseph Farman, Capt. John 0. Von- burg and crew of ten men, from Cleveland, homewanl bound from ill. Joseph, llch, took lire between her hollerand engine about 2 p. In. when twenty miles off this point. The fire raged fiercely, and the boat was de stroyed In an incredibly short time. The crew was cut oil by the rapid progres- of the flames from communication with the ship’s boats and had barely time toenatch the hatch covers and some of the fenders from the flames and hastily improvise rafts on which to make their compo. Tile rafts were so heavily freighte-I as to sink the oc- cupants waist deep In the lake, in which con- dition they remained, drifting about In a heavy swell, until lip. m., when they were ' ued, completely exhamtod, by the steamer lean and a crew of the life saving station here. When rescued Capt. Voeburg was almost ; lifeless fr. :rl exhaustion, and could not hnvo survived lllmtller half hour. He and his creware be m: cored for here by Citizens. They lost rm 3. .Il..;;'. including mine good sized some of ill V aim-u they Imd in their eflects on board. ‘I lll'bl"flll| barge was nearly new and cost Ham!) ail-l belonged to Patrick Smith, of Cleveland. She was not insured. DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE. A Ilaa Shoots Illa “‘Ife, Her Father and lllmulf. Cnevrzulsn, July lib—At Edgertou, 0., Hiram lloudly, Jr., shot and killed but wife and her father, a farmer, named Newman, and then killed himself. Ilmdly‘s wife had applied fora divorce and was living with her parents. Hoadly lull in wait for his wife as she went out to the barn to milk the cows and shot her down. Newman bearing the re port, ran to his daughter's aid and received abullet in the breast. Hoadly then went to the house and tried to kill his mother-in- law, failing In which he returned to the burn, lay down beside his wife's body and puts bullet in his head. He had three revolvers on his person, and it is thought he intendel to kill the entire Newman family. HAWKHURST’S PLUCKV CAPTAIN. He Salled 2,300 Miles with a Flrw In Illa Steamer’s llold. New Yonlt, July :32. —The steamer Hawk- burst, Capt. Robinson, has arrived here front a Brazilian port. On her outward trip from New York the steamer had a terrible experience. Her cargo, consisting of two hundred barrels of oil and a quantity of tow, caught fire, and her crew tried to desert. The captain, however, compelled them to remain on the vessel and successfully made the run of 2,300 miles with the tire smolder- ing in her hold. The Emperor of Brazil presented the cup lain with a number of tokens of esteem I» muse of his bravery. [tun Down by a “and Car. Bwonlao'ron. Illa, July fl—At Soy~ brook, on the Lake Erie and Western rall~ road, near this city, a hand car, moving at a very high rate of speed and propelled by four section men, ran into a spring wagon. J. B. Wills, who was driving the wagon, was thrown out violently and the band car and its contents sent flying into the ditch. Mr. Wills had his skull fractured and suffered from concussion of the brain and will die. A man on the hand our nalued Nelson had three riba broken and lime injured internally and will probably die. One or two other section hands were very badly hurt. . The llalgranta' Ilard Luck. le Your, July in—The steamer City of Chester, which has arrived from Liverpool, brought ISO cabin and 474 steel-age passen- gers. Bile pamed quarantine all right, but after reaching her deck a child .. the eteersge "angers was found to be suffering from an eruptive disease, which the ship's surgeon pronounced to be measles. The emi- gration commi-ioners feared it might be unallpox, and they looked up the 474 emi- grants in Castle Garden until late in the afternoon, when the health officer of the port officially declared the child’s illne- to be measles. and the Imprisoned people wereal~ lowed to leave the Garden. (lungs and Garrison Speak. Ionnoll. July 21—11 sailed from Liverpool for New York on the Birmingham, Reading, Olaqow and other part-of theklngdom aeunnpanymghlmon boardthesteamertomythelr lestfarewella The whole party were photographed on board,jmtbeforethesteamer|eftherdoek. Ir. eddru-ed a crowded and en- thflastlo gathering of hi admirq'ainthe rotunda Friday, when he wu ably escorlded by Ir. William Lloydflar- rhomwhoalaospoke. Pitcher lewaere hold to Plttebarg. Ilos'roll, July fl—Ths Boston Baseball clubhassold the release of Pitcher William SowderstothePltteburg club TheBosten club offered the Indianapolh elubamouey considcatlon or two of Iteplayen for the values of Ola-cock. The reply received waethtGla-ecekwould nothereleased rlllo struggle with the officer, biting, scratch— [’0 Umhrla Saturday, friends from London, I SUPERIURS Illilllli Pflllllill IIIE PllIIEST Illll BEST Ia made only of strictly ore cream of tartar. atrlctl purep Humanity of eods.and a blue] portion of flour as a alive. nothing else whatever. and warranted ultimly free from slum. ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the adulterauls frequently found ill halting wdere. The character of materials used. their purity, and the nicely of their combination. render Cleveland’s Illl lellor baking powdertlle liioet hcullllfulan- most economical in love. and it always affords wholesome. nulrilious, and dclicioue food. It ill mounucnded for urity. healthful- acas and ellin-ienoy by lovcmment and State chemists. chemists. of Bosnia of Health. and profeaeorll in institutions of learning throughout the country. Bold only In cells, full weight. (universal: Blumtrns. ALMIT. N. Y it. & The C'soicest Tea Ever Cfczszi. PERFEOTLY PU RE. A ‘I n‘i'l‘ X?lll.'.l‘l(lT7>I Y! \'T T.‘. i 32.3' 12‘ - .21:c~,: .2: 2:; :2 . ' ' l’ II the ltlunr ‘H I“ l v photon...“ m... trr -- frnm all to r‘. D. I.\W'I‘lll\‘ & ML. 1). L’HDIIEDIEU, CHAS. II. I‘EBIlIS, South” Norwalk, Conn. A Talk With Col. Ferrls. Moses Glover. David Plan, 3. I( Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour and Others. Below will be them a sample of the multltude of Irvine of encouragement Frantic liowl'a A. son, of :50 Broadway. he! i'ork, dain receive The'rnb joined unso icited testimonials re from your friends ind lrel hbore. ladies and go llemen you know and -eteeln or their honor and straightforwaluuesll. and who would acorn to be a pmy to all decrptlon. W hat has been done for others can be one for you, and it is folly to longer eufler when the malls of recovery lies at your very door. cm. 0. l. FERBIS rays: ‘ In 1615 l was when sick with Dyspepsia and Jeundlce of the w rel description. reducing my weight about sixty pounds. lent-red about one yar and a half. livcrvlhmg wee done that medical skill could suggest. Finall acouneil of doctors declared my case "lnmrahle; ‘ when gave me the benefits of eoubte Then l'wae dually persuaded to take llowee‘ Blood Ponder. After taking two or three boll as I was entirely cured and have been a well man for over six yearn.“ lllts. HENRY SKYMOIJ It. mid to have had a cancer removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York city. Wee rel low—reported likely todle any day; not able to we! alone; sore would not heal. The Discovery cured her seven years ago and has been a well woman eincc. S. K STARLBY. nearly tighty your old. and was sutforin severely from a hard. cough. The doctors saidTle had an "ulcer on his lung,“ and could not live flaring heard of the wonderful cures done by "The tires: Blood Purifier " I sent for it at once and took it faithfully. My cough die eppcalvd and am noglcnj‘lyglg‘good health. Testimony of a Remarkable Cure In Norwalk, Conn. Miss Cella Starr. (now Mrs. Charles Bennett), Grant St.. Norwalk. than. fled Kidney trouble. Dyna-pain, impaired circa lstlon of eight ears standing; was so nervous that -he could nelt r sleep nor eat. Paid out over eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not Ilene fitted one cent'e worth; health mined as much by the poison medicines-s by the till-ease for which they were taken She eaye: ”I did not expect to lure hutsshovtlime. Ir lIowes was sent to me by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had a docwr since. lwaa not able to walk without help —aln now able and do walk all about town several times a day. lam a new person. and l would not be back where] was for thousands of dollara I consider It the best medicine ere; oflrred to the public. Dr. from lack, of New York. told me he would not have believed I could have been cured If he had not Ftt‘nll done by Franklin flowee‘ Medl- eal Discovery.“ cured tour eels ago. Sold by a. ll. nov'r son, Norwalk. WWc have agents cvcryw here. in? TRY OUR. Del. County Creamery Butter. I'l‘ PLEASES EVERY TIME. DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU. TAR WALKS ! lem now prepared with competent help to put down Ilrstclaselsror flag sidewalks at Reasonable Prices. Speclal attention glvm to Curbs and Gutters. hillnstrs furnished and work promptly attended ° JOHN B. memos, Taylor Avenue. South Norwalh. r. 0. Box ml. jee- immune Fallen’s Headquarters for a Water St., Norwalls. We are selling Ito. Id Satin lllgs Grosgrain rib- boaainall fro-IBM"). “manhunt M ILLI NERY, " l . l“ * limit. [I sxrunn wolumzll. WW Thefollowll lathe ccrtldeateofil. D. Beylee. s wuollhe lows School of llorology. now “()M EII 13 IIOY'I‘, JEWELER, No. 15 Railroad Plncle. Wlnous.llee., hh. Mill. 1”. thetlrJ. I). nayleehaeheea with-Leeann and lean hlghly recommend him-ea w ehntoeuylnaeedoflhe semen ecu-amend Inawerhulae. listen turnoutulnewerkee new he he and eolnplstaeet of endless wfimuli“ Tm... ' ec e an more 1 space forbids. 8:)qu make a my valuable addition teeny Jewelry store and l hlahly n the youngmantoallyoae. Ir. Dayle- headooe chronolaeler, c reps In uflmshf":i 52%.: A about w ew e m a'l‘ilnoeol‘walchre. lledoeehle work tly. Yours truly. W. I. a. woo A Full.‘ LINE 0!” Builders Hardwa: 1.. PAINTS, Oils Varnishes. ‘l‘hlale locertl Wire Steel Door Mats, Something new. beet thing out W. C.QUINTARD llilil'f,‘ BALI. sum TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN TWO HOURS AND A HALF. The New and Palatlal steamer, Bane Bharles, t'llp=. Fund I.. Byxbi-c, Will commence Making Dally Trips to New York vulmfurl. Safely and fipcwl. Popular Prices. so. N-rwalk to New York single 'I‘rlp. weenie ; Excursion, 70 cents. Onalldafter Monday, June 10th, The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of “ilouratonlc” train leavln So. Nurwalk at 7 M a. m. Returning leave but ork. Pier 46 East River, foot Jr llelsun It, al 3. l! p m , and foot 3m blrect, Wileon I'oint Alivuya I‘nke lilo Ilousntoxlic Line. For further information apply to THE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL CO. SIDNEY STahBL’CIL V. P A: 0 It. C F. 0. D8. Agent . Wilson Point. Colin. The Old and Reliable. DAILY FREIGHT LINE. ’ Nurlall lllllnrk. 0n and afler July 15. IEEB, (until further notice) - HE PROPELLERS- .. .. ., IE‘F‘IEEMJ City of Sorwollt & Eagle, Will make daily trips, Sundays excepted, for height between New icrk, Norwalk and South Norwslk. Will leave Plerzt. foot of Boekman meet. New York. for South Nornlk, daily at It) 30 a. on (due at South Norwslk at 3.5!) p. In.) Extra bout Monday,Wedneeday and Friday at 5 p m For Norwalk. Monday, Wedneedayand Friday. 5 p In . Saturday at 10.3») a m Freight r eeived from 7 a. m. to 5 p. In. Returning. Boats have South Norwalk. daily. 7 . in. Norwalk. Tuesday. Thureday and Saturday. p. m. Prelgllt taken from and received for all polnta on the Danbury and Norwalk and shepaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced Baton U a llca'lou to agentsthe Ci of Norwalk no” will be sent for special of freighl anywhere in New York or Its vicinity. FA“ persons are forbid trustlncallyof the employee» of the been of this line on account of the owners thereof. IIDliSA'l‘ONIC HAILBIIAD. DANBIIRY «h NORWAIJ DIVISION. Corrected June llllh. 1583 Panama Trains BOUT“. Lv.hlorwnlk. Lv. 80. Norwaik. Ar. Wihon Poltt 7 56 all. 827 “ lo 13 " I 00 p. In. “6 u 687 " llxed the " leed 8% an to 8 lo It to $41 " loll! " runner. 646 "M‘x‘d 3, u as '03) u .- a- u 8 Ma. m. 6.00 p. ln NOIlTII. Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.Bo. Norwalk. 1 Ills. m. Mixed I20; la. l'x‘c ‘5 .. .. 6 35 .. .. 9 I8 1:! lap. ul. 3 I0 " Mixed 4 I5 " 51'! “ 6 :7 I- ll) 17 “ llxed mar. rm;- ear .3 W. II. Meantime-tyres. and Gen'l feudal * P. c. Ferns. Sn L A. W. Palm, Amt. IAIN LINE. unseen-m for Pltt‘el 13s. L" smog-0‘s Ar.Sorwalk 210'“ 64] " 913ml. 12 18 at; (“6 517;»... “a ht a. lo ltlild vmaal. em pal. Ilausgur. onlyssfhr-Oreat harriugton. onlyeetaraeltcwltlford , lorwalktol’lltslcld. ,VIeePrm'ttuu'llu'K‘l %om“‘% ammonium We 3. cola-runes. Afall llaenf Iafnltecqa ‘ lens up. .“W‘ “““me-"W axe-um l- ‘ ‘ - ll. a. MIG-how, “RSI Fchm, ' I.” I. IIII. ‘ Ole-e. (first Sweet. I Wm It, - lea-walk. W. Dill- n. tee clpal and huetneespueneger of (ladey'ellhorllmid ll. =vl hlvcr. 330p. m., rolinccilng with trams at ms some 51.. New York ‘ spa film more Oaaclte Ballot-lg, lorwalls, Cl. "is“ ll. nuscoa. Panama 0!" ofoflce , 3! rm 9‘” mice using all kinds of a; are Morel-ll and toi'fn;m careful Attention Given to the Detail of Ila-Ines ‘l’lagytrgsrptd‘o: lining”) 0‘; in. lo I . t l I MI and but, 7 s we no. "' a" ' Wu!“ Ion TIER-TABLE. P. ll.~Weare led romeo lean vbltore and If yoewlll returns... wezaa darlte more illneforthe endwlllhepleeerd the entire "II": on of the college. to show lnselols l Merrill Phono'ganpic Academv. alto Commercial Training School, Ill Atlantic at.. Stamford, CL In lleeeiou Day-no lvculug. com-nun) and u S emmwlaifii‘mfim (MI School, Hartford, boa COIIIIIICIAI. Department. for the study of book kreplng. nmanrhl arilhlnellc, etc., 'Y'rzl‘ll'gfl m. A. T: Werdefofi' New York may. women are u pared t ll homwahleandlucratlvc pcelllone.’ I“ o Halli on'l' wlteril t f Staf I MVICIII'ITI". m Maul". 0' new Dcelneee lloueee supplied with «impotent assist- anteon short notice For circulars and full Info!- mallun call on. or addlree, IRS. I. A. llllltlhh, Nu. bl Atlantlc It , Stamford. Artificial Stone Steps. Coping. Laws ROLLER“. CARRIAGE BLOCKS. (850., (5130-, Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD, 85 Water Street. tall Iy F. H. NASH & 830., COIL MAIN I “'EDT 31's. Good Work Guaranteed. FOR THE Great American Heater We are sole agen'e. OF ALL KINDS. LUMBING, Steam and time Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Work Are the b at and cureput in luwu. OUR RANGES D. r DUI! SHALL Stove Coal IS JUST WHAT sum Till remom IIOUBLWIYI. rumuaonlron AND Ill SATISIIID THAT ‘I'III 00A]. HA8 NEVER fill“)!!! BBIN IQUALLID. RIYMflNll ll 08 JOHN a. culture}, Wholesale and Retell Bauer In all kinda of \ I BULL AND W001} Brick. Lime. Cement, Blue Stone. Etc. ”high, Luellamunll, Locust llounl‘aiu. Franklin, and l‘v’ilkcsharrc (Joule. till! it? RUBBER PAINT Yard tom 0! Washington and liar» shall streets. Firewall cfiioe ltl Stileorl Drug Ston- Mlui The lllllfll Mallet. ————THI BEST—— lllllllfl Furnishing 800033, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. ‘; Oil Stoves. l Lowest Prices in Town. SI'ICIINII-IIAND ‘. Carpets, Stoves, &c., BOUGHT AND son). The subscriberhae constantly on hand a large lot of second hand furniture. which he will dizpoee of atvlrryK Mable prices Second hand furniture of all inds bought and (and for. W. PODMORE, Boutorl st., Springwood. ml!) Im mm & CIIOLII'ELL, MISllNS AND PLASTERERS. Boilers of all Kinds Set and Repaired. Fire Brick VVork, and Jobbing of all Kinds a Specialty. orI-‘Icn er s. sELanws, [97 Washington St. Brldzc, So. Norwalll, Conn. Alex; 1’. 0. Box 140, Westport. Ct. Jacob M. Layton, Deal hate and House Agent. General Insurance A gellcy roe. Life and Accident. Ocean Smshlp Tickets—Cabin and Steerage. Draftsfcl one 3 and upwardsand Ioncv Order! to all pens of lurope. Notary Public Acknowledgements Taken. Railroad Tickets. Baggage (hooked to Destination. n Warhlngtou St. was door to I'll-melee.) South Nos-walk. Conn. Insure YllllI' Lila I'll-Dal. To-llorrow lay he Too Late. Mnmtrblicylhat nyeeed Ia oldege. ltyoullveorifyeudle, twlIlhe a help to your fsmllv. 7centasday wlll giveammg nanmeudowmtof'lmmbepatu to h at Dye-Ilcfegeortohlefa-llyaldcath scents a daywlllnlvayoaallfepolicy for QI . and you donotlaoeewhatyouhavepaldlf stop paying anyyesrafterthsue. INSURB IN T!!! CONNECTIOUT GENERAL Life Insurance 00., ovens-realm. I. I. IIIIO‘IIIKDIID. Amt. flouthltorwalh. Gasoline Stoves. l FURNITURE, MEATB SBKVKD IN THE like? HANNSR [rayon want the choice.“ HEATS. obtalncdre in .ees of trouble or cost, you will And than at my arket. as well as Poultry of animal. IN ITS SHOCK? % F. HAYES. ilIBRI.E‘I-i Kim tom ROWAILB Wli- Illi'l‘flll TIBET. One Quntlt3,—Tlse Best. Beef, Veal, lamb. Corned Beef. Shoulders, Bombings», — forts. no. [mm Peak,” and Rich. 8 Blue v Home Dressed Poultry :1 Specialty. Orders Delivered Promptly. CHARLBSSHITH 53 Washlngton Street. J .H Klinefelter, DPAIXR IN tells, Fish Willis; ~ egetobles, Fruits, CANNED GOODS, 3T0. all. N. lTl. H. ll. new. Telephone Clameetiow. Bennett & Ills ll 28 Main St., So. Norwalk. . \ Heats Flsll flISIlIS,‘ Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, It: or All Kinds In Their Season. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL II. I. mm. em I. I. m [love You Heard It i No, What Is it t llunt & Zelull’lfeep the Nicest Market In the City. BLIBK limousine Delivered evay Saturday were» Fish, Oysters, Clams Whirl-human. I Asparagus, Lenlcl, Baillie: Pure Tomatoes Oatsup. Imported lat-dines. “thus-bathe Aunts-cg“ yea-us HUNT & mm x.
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