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Great Indigestion at the May-
bricli: Verdict
PUBLIC fil‘N’fllllIN \l‘ .ttillNSl‘ l'l‘.
The Prisoner lttll Hopeful and liapeetl
to beagle—1h. Children lie but Knew
halt llatlmr‘a I’atr——Anievlcan Inter
reunion tmpouttila.
LlVlltl‘tmL, Aug 9.41M Mini-,1 with rat
m to the verdict in the llnyliril-k nut
rlna very high In Inverpool, olw section
maintaining that the prmmer iiiiniild him
had the benefit of the doubt not up by the
conflict of mutual evidence In to the t'au‘c of
(loath, while utliora maintain that llio Jury
upon the evidence and the iiiimiiilng up, had
another coune open to them than that of
finding the prisoner guilty. ’l‘wvi memorial:
have already been not on foot, one ffultl tlu
bar and the other from merchants and
tucker;
'flio Petition of the liar.
Ir. l’icltford, the junior t‘litltiwl cngugvvd
with Iiir Charles. lluxacll iii the llcfciicu of
In. laylnrlck, ban placed the following po
tltiou In the llarriivtor'u library at St. (ioorgn't
hall, where it waa nuincrouiily signed:
Torin ltioin lIos. tin-v )liniiun. Q l“, M,
l‘., ller Majr~ty'a .‘ict'rctary of amt.- fur (in.
Home llcpnriuu-nt
We, the ninIcr-iigncd menibcni of tin- liar of tho '
North-m rinvnil. having paid un-at alrciition n
theevtdcncc In the can: of Flori-im- litunbetii
Slaybrtck. humbly pray that you villi rv-cuuif‘fin-i ‘
lu-r mainly to commute the- death M‘nlt'iii'u' tltiil
grant an prlt H on tl. v I.’ rvv iilid that ion it I' ll I’ll ni-
In View of llti gr: :lf lnlilllil of "will: ftl t. .niunii;
alto tliccaim- nf Iltflfll bun-ii m inii- h doubt ‘
that it in inc xpoAvlic nl llllll iiinnlo to | an} out till
irrevocable- sentence.
Dated this lint day ..t Augim ix-w
The petition will be neat flnit to Maui licstcr I
and then to London so that llll' -i-nbv -n of the l
harwlio have left Liverpool may have an l
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opportunity of algtllllg it.
The Merchanta' nml llrolu-rs' A ppcnl.
The merchants and brokers pray that the
sentence of death tnay be revspitcvl Vi itli it
View to commutation or rcprii-Vv-, on ”1"
ground that there was no tllrt‘f’t evidence of
the administration of arsenic by the pris-
oner to the decimated; that the case again-d
the prisoner on general facts mu nnduly'
prejudiced by the evidence of motive; that .
there isrooni for grave doubt whether the
circumstantial evidence relied on by the
prosecution was weighty enough to justify
conviction; that thcre was a strong body of
medical evidence on behalf of the deletion
that death was ascribnblc to natural ”likes;
that there was not sufficient evidence on the '
part of the prosecution that it wmdue tol
arsenical Imiwning; that having regard to‘
the conflicting nature of the tllt‘tllt'al eviw
deuce and the very Widespread doubt as to v
the propriety of the verdict on gem-ml
grounds, it would be in the highest iii-grim
unsafe to pcrmit an irrevocable scntcun- to
be carried out.
Ilia l'rlqoner l'roatrntml.
Mm Maybriclt was: completely pruafralt‘il
after the terrible e-trnin of the trial and Wllr
unable to see anybody but her mother and}
her counsel. To her mother Mrs. Miiybrick ’
said that but for the judge's snvcrc comments 1
and lengthy blluflllifl to the Wicked inimornl- i
ity of which she had been guilty, and which '
she freely admits, the jury certainly would
have acquitted her. She contiuues to prvrl
teat her innocence, and vlcclarcs that but for ,
her evil connection with Bricr‘ey and the -
prejudice occasioned against her in come
quence of her infidelity to her husband, and
tothe judge‘s strong references to this in-
fidelity, the jury would not have found her
guilty on the flimsy, though no doubt, sus-
picious facts related as evidence against. her,
She la Stlll Hopeful.
Mrs. lllaybricli added the find an inward
conviction that she would not be hanged. for
many who would remain friendly to her
aremaking every effort to obtain reprieve.
It had, she considered, been conclusively
proved by medical evidence of the most
weighty description that her husband had
not died from arsenical poisoning. She felt
that if the medical ev'idence alone was placed
before the home office authorities they would
never indonie the sentence of the jury—a
sentence which, despite her terror and an-
guish at the time, she knew perfectly well
was not in accord with the feeling of the
general public.
The Verdict of the l’reu.
The majority of newspapers throughout
the length and breadth of England are dead
against the verdict. Solar as the London
paper- are concerned, The Times mildly dis-
approvee, The Telegraph and The Daily News
stay carefully on the fence, while The Chron-
icle and The Standard both express their apv
proval. All the evening papers condemn the
verdict of the jury as unjust.
They Know Not Iler Infamy.
Mrs. Maybrick's two children have, since
thecouimencement of the prosecution, been
staying with friends of the family in the
neighborhood of Aigbarth. They have been
left in complete ignorance of the charge
against their mother and have not even been
told the cause of her absence, though they
' w their father was dead.
American Intervention lmpoutble.
Ban Harmon, Me, Agu. 9.—Neither Presi-
dent Harrison nor Secretary Blaine will con-
lent to talk for publication on the subject of
In. Mayhriclt'ii fate. They have received
no omcial information on the subject, and, to
In. Maybrlck lost her American nationality
and became an Englishwomnn when she
married her late husband, it is difficult to
tee in what manner the United States gov-
ernment could intervene in her behalf.
To Site the South Fork Club.
Jonas-roving Pa. Aug. 9.~—'l‘he finding
of bodies in as yet a daily occurrence here.
The body of a 15-year-old girl was found on
Locust street, near the basins part of town,
and had been trumped over during the past
month- by thousands of people. At a meet-
ing of lmsinme men it was decided to heartily
support Megan. John Thomas & Son: in
their unit against the South Fork Fishing
club. The unit will be entered within a few
dayit -_ _-.
n. Altl-Eleetroeutlon Committee.
Nnoaiia Faun, N. l., Aug. 9.—Upon
thaopeuing of the third day's union of the
National Electric Light Amociatlen the
chairman announced the following com
mitten to parent to Governor Hill the rose
lutlona adopted in regard to electric execu-
tion: K Keller, Albany, chairman; E (3.
Lynch, jr., 1!. C. Davis, J. 17. Kelly, New
York; C. It. Huntley, Buffalo; 1". A. Cheney,
Ilmtra; Charles Cooper, Brooklyn
Ill-later "neoln Speak-u
Manon, Aug. 0.-—Hr. Lincoln, the Ameri-
an mini-tar, a at a dinner given at
'f'avbtoeli in honor of the fifty "Beripp'i
war from America Ir.
l-gua"
llaeolndwalt attengtbmtheatrmgthaud
rt, of Anna-lea and Great Britain
dill-dwarkmof “manh-
“can Hull bayond tin-d nation:
, lleilimbcviout on llll
. chr the l'liwtin lit-l riwr of till? n, m
l .
. and tiiidiiign
3 tin“,
‘_ \l'. H, (lllbllll, who all iiuiviv-
, rim-«l TI.
mummmnadm
aura-ah.
. MITCHELL’S iiAiiiiiAai.
Ila (lat-e It Wan Unagbt About It.
taut-it, and It, Ilium
t'inriioo, Aug. it Robert I. Ilt'llt'll llM
asked the court; to declare. Void li iimi‘ritigt
In Anna L t'nltiii. ll.» more that ltla .ltlfll'
nea- fruiiiunily turned him to Evan-ton.
last Auguv t int he can Ilnmillln ' on a train
for t Iii-ago he wait a; proai' had by tm
atrangc men, who r. prmuiiti ii tin lthcll‘t‘h l4.
lit: lll’lt‘l'll‘d'fl.
"We haw. a warrant for ynurai'rwl," they
maid, "and you inuat t'ufllu with H! "
They took him to the Atlantic lioiiw, at
Evannton, where they found a man named
Meow-l. After a brief coiisiiiitiitiun the If“.
told Mitchell ho mutt go with them toClit-
ago to marry Anna l. ('ollia. Mitchell-ay-
lie viciniirml, and a light emu-«l, whit ll ended
In lilii being driiggcd uitliu train by main
{one He wan taken to the ( 'liiihiii liuuiie ll)
(bingo, and though he made a break for
liberty, be an. mt apiured and brought back
Then liiit cnpt-ini, Mil: llt‘llftllt":l1t,ltrt llod him
in a room, where he wan ltc -pt under guard
until htii prmpcctrvi- bride and a lllIllllla-l' on-
tercd. Then a ccrcmoiiy wail perforiiml, and
though hc pruti-vvtul Vigorouv-Iy and relaxed
togivc ntlli‘tnatli'vv uiinwcn in the required
lilac", lie was piotioiiiim-vl Mini- (‘olim’ hum
linnvl and the wax liftilinltlii't'ul hia wife. llllA
in: nlllilvly lllfl'l' the man unu- ln- mu rtilcniu'il,
nliil lll‘ my: lic liiui new-r int-d Willi hi» wifc.
ltrmlltv'u lull-lit Jump.
l'a'il’l't'ltil’l', it. 1,, Aug. 'J. Hui“. llf'lllll"
i took itJIIfltlllll'll from lhi. pinu- winio Nun
l'-ati it made life fulliulh lint iiap Into fame.
.\lniii filth-ct bridge
lb-
“in .‘l-ll' purine-r, Joliii f‘ iili-y,
and Iii~ Iiitht'iil, lirnmt .lnrrvv d, sin-ii on too
can! bank vvf tlm lilv't'l‘. 'l'iin «lucpy bridge
police-mun did not obwrw Hicplicti, and bi-
liad no ll’UUlilt‘ in l liiiibinh ' on r the r: illiii',.,
totiifnittil in] vlm'v to leap from
T‘llo di~tnncc lullit “llll’r won only it llllll'
nit-revixty fml. 'liiiri, in Stephen's muniti-
mm "a pudding." llc jumped, fen-t
fun-most, llltll liiiidv-d in n minim-r of loiiiii.
llv- swam Willi-viii ass-Mann- to thc loft brink,
2m yin-bi lcluw tiic liridgc, and cliiiil-nd up
Hitlivviit .‘I ‘t'l‘flli‘ll on him.
was alone.
Mannin- I'lomirr- (I‘lrlirlalr
lllili'lAV‘i-I, 0. \ug. it: ill.- p
the “liliiiliicv” Vail") congru-
(‘l'll‘ltrfllt‘ lllr‘ {Ii‘itli nnanrr-vniy ii lv'vvl't liv~
tinni'c. Tlll' mldrvss of Welconw it -~ lli‘ldi‘
by t‘I-l’rnllllfi' Jlllltzt' ”f'w‘fi nf flil-i .v_', 'lvllt'
respinw “it: gin-n by ('viiigr.A~_.~rii:in \l .‘.l
lioothnmn in plnw of vx-l’rimvlcnt Ell-i"
’>lI’ "N If
'zil-vl li~~rc tvv
Who win: linziliic to llflr‘liil the ill .. fill;
Among tliwv pri-snnt Were tlcii. l'vv--. v1-
fioi'i-rnnr. ch, ;\_ l’. E-lp-rtviti Iltivl (on.
good -,~*~'l‘llv‘~.
t'ongree-xnian llmtliinan \Hll llltl'tllllifz' u lvdi
at the nut N‘1~~lill of congress for an rippru
printmn of enough nmno-v to preserve the-we
grounds and erect itinlilimcnh on them. lL
.-\. Allll'llt‘ll, l). T. (will fillvl (’X-l'rt-alvli'ltf
Hayes iii-h- vim-ml «lircv-toru of the awn-ia-
tion for “w ycnl'~.
l'l’lll’ y llulmnt Ila-ml.
“on.
Wuxtwrrvn, in» . Aug. ‘A-(len. lienry
llltpnnt. tt.v- ll"Irl ..; llw grim! poi‘evlvvr tlrrn
l of ll. J. lliipvvnt, Ib- Nv-mivii N ('<i., Ill A-l llt‘l'".
llt' Vine :i. clmi- friend of l'rc—i lent
Lincoln. and “iv [-I'lvilllt‘f of lilo lllllls em an
important flu-tv-r not only in tlic hit.- civil
war but ill cvi-ry \vzir both of tlii~ country
and if lilirupr \lllr'r' l‘l J, nib-n tlmy “v'l‘i' tin-
solc wum- of pvm-icr for tlm .\ltli‘l'l01tfl
troupe. ticli. llilp-vnt “as :i ll-‘lllllilit‘llll
presidential civ-ctor ili [iv-lamir- til. - tin. .- v,
the |:i.~t time n yv 'tl' 'li:~|, lic wax l't' mic-vi
ha tlic flirt‘fll'lr-l i: :i i'l l: v ~t ltv- , I n l llls
Clilll‘i'l'fl :i.~ the \lt‘!llll|i~'\f. 'lli- ltiipunt cs—
tutu is inrlll owr Slvi,t~ivi_ovxi,
An Accident to Um- nf Quny'e l'arty.
CAPE .‘lAY, .‘t. .3. All; ‘J 'l‘lic yzil'lit
Manatac has rt'llli‘liv'll liv-r» l:i'i’.ill~i‘ or a
compound fracture of the right thigh an}
tained by Mr. l-‘cxmn-lcn, The party are at
the Stockton hotel for a Week. and Mr.
Fem-rider) “'ill probably be detained much
longer. Heisdoing Well, but no one is al-
lowed to sm- him. Thc other tllcltllwl‘s‘ of the
party are . Senntvu (Jo-1y, W t'. ilvmdlvvp
C.ol A. L ton-pr, (‘va Snowdcll, N-liiitor
Fassctt, of New York, and Capt. Pun Sony.
Put Kitten Arreqtnl.
SAV l-‘tiaxctm'o, Aug. liwl‘at Killi'n.
while givtng a sparring exhibition at. a
Variety theatre With Professor Andi-non. of
Chicago, was arrcxlcd by l‘olice t‘aptuln
Short. .-\ndcr~'on, .\i:ivldcn, Pope, flooding
nndsevernl others who were present wv-rc
.nlso taken into custody, but the whole party
was released on $.30 bail each. The rcmons
for the arrest were vtatcvl by the police, to be
that Killen had made an offer to knock a
man out in four rounds or forfeit 31m,
Politicians Burned in Effigy.
ATLANTA, (3a., Aug. 9,—l’lwtmiistcr Lewis
and the Republican lender, Col. A. K llllf‘k,
were burned in effigy in front of the court
house in the pl't‘ht‘llfft' of probably mom pm-
plc. This action is tlic re~ult of the appoint-
ment of n negro to rt piece in the l't";i3~lry1lr*
partment of the pod lvtilv-e, win-re» a white
lady is employed m: clerk. (Jul. illicit is sup
ported to have induced Mr. 1»va to make
the appointment.
Tanner Refined Release.
litmus, Aug. 9.—-The attempt to more
the role-ale of Dr. Tanner, M, P., under sen—
tence for a violation of the crimes act, has
fallen through. The (‘nlll‘l of appeal has re-
fused to grant the hula-as corpmi applied for,
holding that the conviction of Dr. Tanner
was legal.
TELEGRAPHIC BREViTIES.
Nrwa Notes of Inferent Carefully (Jon
den-tell.
The Denim‘rntic state committee of New
York have been Callt'tl to meet in l-‘urutogn,
Aug. 20, at 8 p. m.
Burt Jeffrey, the ticket njcnt 1" l opv-rlitnr
on the Home, Watertown and Uglienshurg
railroad at Miller’s Station, between Niagara
and Orleans counties, has been miueing for
several days His accounts are slim) abort.
Jowph ll. Devlin, clerk in tho Albany (‘3.
Y.) would‘ve, has been arrested [charged
with embezzling po~tnl funds. John. ll.
Gale, late a clerk in the l’lyiupton it) ) pvmt-
otllce, hm also been nrrcstcd for tampering
with the nlnllrl.
Benjamin F. Hp!!!“lfll‘lt‘l'.fillll was “in prin-
cipal Witness against lira. Hiiratt, hanged at
Wnsliitiaon in 1“?» on tho charge of conniv-
ing at the inflammation of President Lincoln,
has died in the Maryland mnitentiary.
A man named Ill-ed, who has been making
a tour of the Yellowstone, wan roblmvl while
drunk of “0,000 worth of diamonds by a
driver named ltlliligan.
Miss Mary Ctnhman has been elected tax
collector and Mn. Minerva thmandistrlct
clerk of lmltport, N. Y.
The Australian ballot reform bill was killed
in the New Hampshire legislature.
The accounts of IL ll. fitnlman, county
treasurer at Vinton, 11;, are short 011,511.
The Upton Felting works, near Salem, luau up,
Mala, were damaged hyflre to the extent
“04.000
The taboo-"er King Philip, of lastporl,
Ia, was run lntoand
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COMMERCIAL CULLEUE. '
Gazette Hulldtug, sorwnlk, (7t.
YRANK ll. Rl‘r‘itfllfi. l'irw grit.
Ry rivu lyetcm nvaf‘rrA martin, ii~ivr : a. ti: d~ r-f
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limit-in.
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p m. twirltiv. r )3 VIM \luiu-ifay
and Trinity? 3 two;
WRIT]: Volt ‘I’IMlI-TAIH it.
P. d-ll’c are rival to we in many v. , on." m- it i
you. in ii fllli after ll a m. rm rim if- i- in in w-
vimv- for ml: porpove amt-i l in p mud in .g, u
the entire working! of the winne-
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Summit!
We are iveflviaz No. 1‘ Min Mm».- fivmmfii r h
boas. invalilrvuoim, trim lsup. tip “ninth! nun
Meta. award We have film I rind a lull Izmi-
of (Mum feather MW. in: t In an vc hand all
cam fame". A full time d inf-at; (ago from
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“"‘-"Ai‘3i"‘- mm lum- lllt‘ \\'Hl"v~l“"(
:l't'ml)’ \i'licii pl-oiiliscll.
and \\'l* pi'iilc our—
Si‘lVi'S till this spcclul
l'c: lllll c
,fA Trial Urder
l ‘ l l
Solicllcll ”Hi \\'i' may
you no im-
doing: the licsl ‘Vlil'k3
and :it pl'iccs tliul lll‘t‘
lit‘ll'iilitl coliipciilioll
\i'licii quality of Work
is (‘illlSltlt‘l'CtL
Evening
Sentinel
No.131liiill'ozul Place,
South Norwulk.
_. A. ,4.’.... __
A branch ollico of"
Tamil \llSl ”(Sm V'rl.\ Vial.
is lO’tllOfl at No. 2:),
Main SttchNorwulk,
wliei'o orders for titl-
Vci'tisoments or job
printing will receive
prompt attention.
Ladies’
84 Washington
Willuil'l‘ .t FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
.-\' fl fillll ilfvirluru-rw of
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks. Carts. etc.
‘vl. Alli In v f rv p-i fllv'.’ pr molly dom-
‘ in tic“ I‘llll 'Itlilill lnili l “auntie for mic.
Ni w No all itl~ oli’y 5H.
Horse-Shoeing and all
‘1 inds of Blacksmithing
[and «if l in ‘kllll 5L,
Ninth \orwnlk.
Whoops
lilt!!‘.’lt"~, l’limAton-i. i‘nrrivigcs,
l'iuopli-x. Spin ill”, c.ic
I’t'it 0“ t0 \uil [\ll.
:Lali and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
'5 3131‘1 [i.\‘:”‘:V
Builders Hardware,
, PMNTS,
”"lls Varnishes.
i ”l, gllmu ,3!" “g, limpl:
it‘ll-3 - it‘d'i ‘ U. Tau“.
l :3, i 3‘, n a a, 0 no. a 1“ .5...
Ch. 1!. New-EU‘ Err-«[1333
\vlull 'I-Vl'lI,|,I:
—i)i“———
ALL GRADES
a\L’ ‘l
u that bowie for
the Le; .sl honey
———.\'l‘
S UUUWN’f-S
“'"illi 5; Slit”) STORE,
.3.- Lane's Block
"Mil STREFT
it? I“;
.‘ c .v-A irr-n .h ekwll
va‘ill "Lil“ ';
ch
lew HAVEN, CONN.
'f‘llc Fitirrvn Ttr Snap l’lli'lltt’t‘ it tiiiv- lllllit'f and
lv w» inc vkvn will and norm-able; its (le'llllltlflL:
tl'lllvll‘l’t‘ :irc fir-l rim-.- llikl.’ it.
if M. MlEuMiN. Enuninr. 79! Chapel St.
\‘rw thin. (I wit.
0‘ ”Lynne lluiin: nzlul your l‘lllll‘llll Tir Snap
mi “t f and finding If it thoroughly go id articic ft r
rllnii-livg nv lrc shim and hcalin; - the z-kiti l chi-cr-
fully ft'tiil'ftll'lt‘fltl ll ‘ll'tlfl‘tlflltlllfllly.
Du. JAMES E. STETSON.
For Complexion. Shaving. Shampoolng
Chapued Hands. Rough Skin.
Physicians recommend it.
For Info by Druggistl or sent on receipt of price.
l-‘l dill. ln Iflrmlmml . vilr.‘ If»! by mail, 80 ch
I'lltfll’l'l-le lllllflilll' (‘0. New llavea. (to...
P. F. P. has grown Hair on head- bxivi for 20 yearl-
Bcnd for history and Genuine Testimonials.
wa flavrv. Cosy.
1|ch ltlt'fl your Fariron 'l'ar limp and with-vat
hesitation can say] like it. Have already entered it:
lll‘f‘ iti thrcc Cfllf‘fl of roughnes- of the skin. where it
hail served a mantlexcciiint pprpoee. Shall try it in
ecrirna iii in ii oi mm
y ”’0 LM MFCREKMKK M. I).
roe-r Orrin Duran-rum,
Wuhilwloll D. t‘.
(‘enllmwa—l think your Falcon 'l‘arfloa floaty
hunt I ever came acme. GEOROI F. Wllll‘l.he
ma can a!
030339 B. PLAIITED.
.vewest Prices l;
[en E .
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ALSO
A LARGE VARIETY
ATTRACTIVE STYLES
,At 25 cents Each.
Children’s Aprons 19 to 50 Cents
100 to $1. 00.
St,
Mrs. W. H. Jarvis
llm a liirgv- colic: tiiiii of vampire of
Spring Goods
FROM 'l'll l5
UlUSS UUUUS UUUUllUlUUl
.. “Nor
:W.B. Hall &Co.,
lllflllfll-Zl’fllvl'l‘.
for
Atlvlulll plir’lntw ;- r’ia \iilln-Il' ilii'fv' if
rill: vv<imr i.l.~.:iiv ,viv - :.~ :ii ‘
“"ll‘t
TAR WALKS. l
- co. -~——
vlll lvv m prv Illll u 'n r in, l.
tlmntir-HL .rslnrntlli 'ri‘ ii '
Reasonable Prices
hlhilm all. '. 1i
Curbs and under...
FFlvllil.lv~.Il' l.-.ltil‘ii’ll'3 .-, ;
JOHN P. 3: lasso;
Taylor Ava-lino, \nutli Stirivallt.
Ilox 7222. l; m
TRY OUR
Um. EUUUY 0'31" 1';
J.\~'Z.‘\‘l\-
il‘il.‘v-
um ill. liflill‘el -.;
lltl'li i'ol' 'l‘iilLfil on:
Formosa belong
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l .\’:il\7 ofnv: rml ll‘uAr- 1m! v-:‘»r. livivc ll'i' 'l‘tii ,v 7
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.l'll lic e m nncd -\\u- ic~~A and rm"
)1: :ir humhic
our Tm
ii :i-' do
rtf‘dfflr.
—4»~ <09
lc it ii~' iui (ll-l Tm Buyer
iii if i-IiiL’deAvu tlllv-pn; at l- \ivvrlh
no p vv id of -llrli: .- -i :is- l hive b cxi no» i; ;. :illl
thv 3: .v c of fill it i both 1- lnv- >.ilnc."
.ud
.iv'tlv' ll r-An'd ‘ldotl'l \\l~li to [limr lll
L'vi'l- viii~ihiic liull li-vvsill-l ivi
fir
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To
MUUUEO U HlUUllU S
——l’OR—
§Gh0ice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
N0 8 l‘vll’llll 5111- f t
LADIES 95.5333
Do Your own rut-inn. at Home.
'l'h y will dye everything. [in y an: sold cw"-
w‘ are. l’nre I00. a Ii'll‘lu. i e. I my h-iwnmqual
for Strength. Brighton-A, Ammiv-t in
or for l- upin-m of l'oliir. or nov- -r
'l'hcy do put crock or giant; in com. . For Htlc by
l [ftlYT'S Pharmacy. and tho ll, Phi-tel. v
v n2. Iv
Examiner In
17. 8. Patent Office,
1876 to 1883.
Offices, 436 Main Street,
“1303”ng C035.
l'lillli'.
5» if )vvil :in- dis n...-linl try:
F‘RUITI- -. , (£30.,
I’m-mun 3
my Q"“lif|-‘<. l
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
So. N orwalk, Gt.
Luvs lttllJJ-ifla,
('A l‘: lll.\('l l~l lll .f )( 3K5}.
t\'.('., Ann,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD
:iil Witter Hirer-i. lltll ly
N ii -"
No \ l4 \r :r . ‘v inrc.
lll'i- ~v u . lu-‘viwv ..-r
l \\'v t-
I
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'ill'liilloii‘ Scrcciis to Fit Any Sized Wind
“1J7. i ‘ l n: .i.l llic llille‘ v’ Hv'i: K‘v': it :.
Don t fir; ~" i ':lill .‘(l our
The Universal Ste
‘0 :9 ‘i'nitii ‘tiuin l-t
.ii'titit'izil :xtiiiie Stripe. ('tllilllL'.‘
’,.§llh lllltti.
THE CRY IS STILL THEY comm—M
MORE NEW GOO I
1.01‘ or
Refrigerators and Ice Ches
WATER enemas '3
\In':
Dr pirl
Durlbitthe iiiiuiinar bath 3
NORT
WILL UWIR
UNUSUAL lNUUU
To tlioaie who enter one that.
l'Iiotonapli-
HATS! HA
'l‘liet Correct Styl ‘3
In all gmim of film and Soft "all.
5111:. Hat
lioyii lliitii. Pole ('3 I”:
(hips in all colors, 01'
flats, film, at
KNAPP’
'91 Washington
Particular attention
vllxiiiz, Cleaning and I
.lu~i ltlllV-‘vl, llt'w and handsome style,- iul
'|!ll’lt lo- (‘n-iim Prev-Hrs.
lil‘l’ll.
ma .rm'il in Oil Stoves. All styles and c"
['1 ct, So. Sorwulk, CI.
l\ P. "TltliilIElt
\lifl'l. HHS I
ll\l‘ l-\l" l \Tlllf_
KNt-‘lllh l\~l~1l"‘i liE~1RIllER
DEATH 1)); FiiJ- L:
"l X m Iiill‘()()’l‘
LHALE”
(30“.
ER
l
l
“nfiQUALRTT‘
1" ill—fl
\\ lioicxi c and R: mil~ llf
\Iaiin and \Yarll Streets.
rt RE! l-itzis (,lltEEN
mm ‘H Foul).
RAT ivyxaurl‘it ‘,
Ml'l‘«'llELL‘s Pots‘oxltl‘ .
cocoa FLY PAPER,
FLY PAP] 3‘
i
UG STOR
l
1,200to |,5
. filll‘
f BUUTS Alli] SllUlS
l
N OETICE
l ONE MORE Lo'r
"l'u BU lull Waylon Less Thai ['1
Afl‘ 'l‘IlE S’IW PIKE]
C. H. HARVEY
12 .‘i'ortli .Vlnin St...
00 Pairs
O 1’
South N orv
Jacclb M. Layton,
lE~t its and Home agent.
s“ mm: at insurance.- Agency
Fv'c. Life and Accident.
i. .. -.n 5": pump Tirkvla ~(‘uziln and Su-crage.
gimp. rm r-a .9 and upwards and Mont-v Olden to
all purleof Europe
erv' .ry'. ll‘llf‘ Ai'kiAva'ivvllzt-Inv-nta Talfl‘tt.
Ralllf‘ilvt'i l'ii'lictu llzzzzvnze Phi-(lied.
io [Destination
{on St..
l
{51" .Ah I (N. tf limit to l'nrl till‘iii: ,)
lSontli Nor-walla. Conn.
lSSl til. I\ 'l Ill-I
,Conneciicut General
LIFE INSURANCE .00.,
E HARTFORD ( ()VN
Th-ir Am in are $131 for each 3m of L: abilitietl
l
l
'I'hcy haw paid to men who wm living flVtY
MINT“) and for llt'nlll [mace t-h-r twice
,and now have a Sniping over "till Lia ilitieil of
l over 9130 It 0
E Why payaahmz at you live? Whv not take an
i hdoament Policy for youmif if you live, for year:
i heir: if you die.
a. s. L’llonnllmllu. Amt.
Bouillon-fl.
SEWE',
F. M. PIEROX .
0mm iii
93 i C ‘V 113R PI
AND
v ,1 t . 1 ‘ L
(iffllt‘l il hen er Lenin
19pm inn-ll to make connection with ni.
pl 2 in this city on the mnet favorable tell ‘
amen intending to connect with the
sow r:- lriv his city will find it to their all vi
all fit. gim 13;;
.M. I’ I FIR C
flux 20. 80!“! No
new & Gnome.
UllSUllS AND PLASTEU
Boilers of all Kinda ,,
, Set and Rodi
t
E Fire Brick“
land Jobbing of all!
i a Specialty.
ocrtcn ar 9 slim;
‘ I97 \thlngton 8|. Brt
So. Namath,
l ill-lo, r. 0. tie: no.1!
Norwalk Chronicler