, man?
. Whaamukmmflymm
of them aodthatthatvouisawuhaaat
mmmhmmi that ltwashladutyu
amankiniakohsrhlswifo,sspectslly (lathe
Ihd-huchudandtheywennmimiina
church at Pater-(m, If. 1., Jon. 7, I“, so
wavdllrydenmninsuranoebroksronllroad-
way,and Hrs. mum brother Muslin
whoa-es
lira. Bwintonlaid that during theilln.
d the first child Iheloldthadoetortotry
and save its life, as a fortune 01 01(1),!!!) for
the mother World on it. She alaonid
that Eva afterward asked Hamilton to take
and can. the babe tomakehlmthink be
wasthlgifstlnw. 3in that ting and for four
years or, as w as after va’a marriage
to fluailton. lira fiwinton said she behaved
Eva unmarried to her-on Joshua.
[low 8M Provided for "Josh."
In March, law, Eva gave Joshua 09,”),
which had been drawnoutof the Union Dime
Savings bank, and next day be deposited It
therein his own name. April In following
Joshua dmw out the money. and Eva, hear-
ingof lt,hecvmo angry, went tothebauk,
anddeclnredthsmlmey mustbepaidtohor,
«Joshua Mann, her husband, was demented
and had run away.
Just Mine going to Elmira, Eva gave
Joshua can. Eva had repeatedly told Mn.
Bwinton, after Hamilton had married, her,
howshehnd imposed on him, and that the
child fraud wane-crud to lucauae by will
all the family jewols and heirlooms, worth
many thousands, belonging to Hamilton’s
mother, would go the benefit of his wife,
and when she got. the jewels she would have
plenty of money and would make things
hum. For the past two or three years Joshua
and Eva have been living at various places
as man and wife, and during that. time she
has given him over $8,011).
Mann said briefly that be first met Eva
several years ago in a house of ill repute on
Thirty-first strict. and from there they went
to a llht, whom they lived a cut-und-dog life.
He knew right along of the deception that
had been practiced upon Hamilton.
The prisoners were arraigned at the Tombs
police court yesterday and were remanded.
. .mi-ninoysars’ standing in
I he poaitivelydenlm that she
‘ “Madam
ilanlltoa lam the semi.
' ““1“. and other: were learned
4.. f‘hlqraphadtoNew YorkbyDe-
thfld By'rne'a staff,andthe
. ”Whammng.Hamilton
Llladbsvsi gleaned. Mr. Hamilton
“Atlantic City Friday night
fit up at the msidcueeof Charles
. 4. w ,IIo. 15 Park avenue. When he
mafltbsfactsllamilton said: "The
'hmywiteand as such I shallpro
. ' bltif miracy was resorted to
amelifldpalmedofl on me,then
,u’auxieasavanyonstohnntdownths
Wand have justice meted outto
and, in fact, the same
‘ bought Ir. Hamilton to this city
W “W Bwinton and her son
' fwlln registaed at the St. Charles
Inadwayand Bleecker street, as
Ira J. W. Brown,” and occupied
than. Detectives Hickey and
“incredibly pair at the St.
, My nighgbut they had gone
thaflternnon. Atnoon Monday she
nave runnined at the lions} a few
ninth
actives.
Eva la heft Alone.
Ammo Crn', N. J,, Sept. 4.—l{obcrt
Bay Hamilton has apparently abandoned his
alleged wife. lie has had no communimtion
with her since Wednesday last. and she has
concluded that she has been left to her fate.
The authority for this is Mrs. llnpp, who
visited the jail at 3 o’clock, carrying with
her Mrs. Hamilton's babe. Little Beatrice
was dressed extmvngantly. Indeed, her up-
pearnncc attracted very general attention
from every [lemon in the train. On each of
her tiny arms wns clasped a bracelet of
Etniscnn gold. In the center of each golden
band blazed a soltnire diamond. On the
middle finger of the right hand the baby
wore a gold ring which was attached to the
bracelet by a finely wrought gold chain of
delicate workmanship. Iler baby robe was
of the finest white silk.
and lefhbeing followed by thedo-
Showmt direct to No. :BSWest
My-ninth street, where both she and
“mooningand she was then ar-
t‘ted andkhkcntopolice headquarters.
Ira. Bud-ton Coats”
Joshuadidnotmakehis appearance until
Mintheovsning. He wnsbeastly
“handmatonoetaksninmcnstodyby
Mn Hickey. Through the usual meth-
“W bythainspectorhe succeededin
.-Ilngtha lips of hispriaoners,andthus
fill, mom's own confeaiomdrawn
7 ambystrategyon thepartofthe
m Maths story of treacheryis
“lav. It), 18%,” mid “Mother" Swinton,
rains,» me andsaid: ‘l nmgoingto
'andshallreturn Dec. 15. Inthc
.. Iwantyoutogctmeachild’scce—
M Joshua and myself will be backabout
fills.”
do you want it for?" askeers.
Mnsgrave & Co. fall for $300,000 and
Wall Street Is Surprised.
NEW Vault, Sept. -l.—'I‘he members of the
Stock Exchange were surprised yesterday
afternoon at bearing that the, old and well
known house of Musgrnvo 6.: (.‘0. had failed.
T. B. Musgrnvc, the head of the house. has
been a member of the exclmngo since 18m.
Away back when lIenry Keep was one of the
leaders of the street and startled the com.
munity with his bold operations in North-
west 1‘. B. llnsgrnve was on deck and a
prominent figure in Wall street circles. In—
deed. he was one of the principal operators
for Mr. Keep and curried large blocks of
stock for him in his transactions.
The last really big deal that he went into
proved to be an unfortunate one. That was
the Northern Pacific deal, wginoered by
Henry Villard, all of the movers in which
canietogrief’in 18834 in oneofthe worst
crashes Wall street bascver witnessed From
the time of that collapse until his failin'e Mr.
Illusgravehasnot figured so extensively in
financial circles as of yore.
Nothing definite about the failure could be
learned at the office. Mr. Mnsgrave could
not be seen, but the head clerk said that there
was-nothing to give to the public and that it
would beimpossible to tell how they stood
until after the books had been straightened
out. Concerning the liabilities, this gentle-
man would not express any opinion, but the
street had the amount all the way from $10!),-
on to about when, the generally accepted
figure being about $309,000.
Within the past three or four months Mr.
Musgrnve has been plunging and the older
and more snictantiul privilege brokers, such
as Russell Sage, S. V. White, Harvey Ken-
nedy, and even W. 8. Williams, suffered so-
verely by reason of this lively and un
ed competition. Musgrave’s brokers sold the
privileges at such figures that the older men
in thebusinass could not attempt locom-
pete. All told, privileges rcpraenting about
65,0“) shares are out with Musgrave's name
on them.
T. B. Mangrove at one time was reckoned
to be‘worth 3511”“). Originally hewas a
dry goods merchant at Park place and
Church street. Hp lived in Fifth avenue,
near Forty-lift!) street.
“Ohthaei a friend of Ray‘s" meaning
”.mmiltosr-“whobasjust gotalndyinto
Wand when the child isbornlwunt
bhhltmliay’saeoonntand placeitaway
stlchtimeaslcannmit.”
, cams hack Dec. 25, Christmnsday.
iIIlwutlnln Swiuton‘s bomeat Fourth
m and Thirty-fourth street, coming to
“Wd9o’clockinthcmoming.
W you got those baby clothes!” was
, mthing exceptacloukand cap,”
all,lat'sgoandgetthem,”audtogether
”Mbthellowery, only storeson that
beingopsnlmthatday. They
_ boughtthccapinasecondhaudstore,
"' nhl,“Yougoback home and I’ll
“Mdghth street for “lit. and Mrs.
III! in! child,” and intheevcningEva,
thoughDr. Imp,“ No. WWest
‘ Mmmlkditdiedafew
lam, This child was named “Alice
“at" 14 days old,and diedfrom
Candidate Campbell Elva-Idea.
Concnscs, 0., Sept. 4.—'l'he Democratic
state executive committne methmysstero
day andmganindwithfionJamesENeal,
of Hamilton, as We, and John A.
Barber, of this city, as treasurer. At 8
o’clock intheevoning the various Democratic
clubs serenaded Hon. James E. Campbell,
tbecandidate for governor. Antillcation
meeting was hold at the city hall, with Ron.
Lawrence 'I'.Neal,of Chillieoths, as presi-
dent, who spoke andwaa followed by Mr.
Campbell, lion. Allen W. Thurman, Hon.
George L. Converse, Hon J. A. Norton and
others
miller babytheyhadbongh
niobiudeaysold. Attha
, dfieasconddayitalsosicksnsd,
Iva-id to lnSwinton: "We must
: IM or the chlldwill dio,bnt
‘ “inflammadoctormsitwould
II
u
3%
«meow.» Twenty-third
'WbylmflfinMwho
Ilhytnherownhome,xo.513ast
. . mmnmwhmll,
f f This child w. called Ethel
,, mmmmmmiumw
. mfimuWflterandLydiaPar-
Mdlfidsathw-movdsdasoccurrmg
- Remnants-sanctum
‘ ,‘mnnnuumou.
fiabedyottlamdchiidstilllay
. lvawsntout andgotanothsr
amldwifs,andlaiditdowniaths
A Famous Case Called In Brooklyn.
Writ, Sept. 4.—-Judgs Bartlett, of
the Kings county sum'ems court, heard an-
gummtson a motiono! counsel for Bishop
Vincent liyan,of Buffalo, to com—
auit hahaa broughtagainstthe bishop for
slander.
The Water Ways Convention.
circular], 0., 4.--'I'hls morning all
sin- Ways sensation
n‘nusmm cu, -.
London's Idle Thom
ins turnout“ Ill usmswrsn.
a Proposition so use and Unload u
scans-pus at the Fall in... Da-
an.“ a, nu imam I: wound on
lessons Outtakes-v1 to llama.
lashes, W‘s-Jollll Bursa, the leader
0! the W «has, has made binnelf as
oumpletslythe master-of the live-and for-
tunes of the men as any eastern dsqm ova
hissubjocts. For soarsdays panths most
unruly of his hungry followers waredispassd
tombolaninst his prlmounosd purpose to
pie-om order at all hassrds, and than,
growing more numnn as food became
searosr, were a constant monaeato his au-
thority. Thismrceofdangsrisnowlarna-
ly reduced, forBumhassmooedsdinpvocur
inguillcientfunthtosupplyhlsmliefdwota
fairly well, and as he keepaa sharp lookout
on the purse stringsandperemitorily forbitk
anyraliclbcing givontoniehssquestiouhls
authority he is now everywhere implicitly
obeyed.
lavas Meets the W.
After the maxi of the shippers and vea-
nl owners to engage their own helphad been
rejected by the dock managers the former
applied tothe strikon' committee to permit
the men to load and unload at Southampton
snchvaaelsascouldbesanttherefnnn horn
don, oilerlng to carry the men out and back
and to pay them the sixpenm perhmir which
they demand.
This pmposition was rejected. Ila my!
that if once the preuure upon commerce
which the strike has brought about at so
great a sacrifice Is relieved without sentr-
lng the ummsdons which the men demand.
then it isgootloby to all hopes for theme-
oeia of the strike. lie will not only prevent
the London laborers from gel to Bout!»
ampton, but if the shippers ab Id attempt
townd vezswls to that point to be loaded
and discharged by men there be will follow
the ships and organiu a strike in South-
ampton.
The lilrikers’ Position Improved.
The refusal of the dock companies to per-
mit the vessel owners to make such terms
with the laborers us they soc fit for unload-
ing their own ships, very materially im-
proves the strikers‘ "union, as it places the
entire responsibility for the existing trade
deadlock own the shoulders of the «look
managers, This intensifies the feeling in
the commercial «immunity agninst them,
and as a result sympmby for the strikers
grows stronger and contributions flow un-
ceasingly into their coders.
The belief is gaining ground that the great
strike will be settled no later than Thur»
day, when the directors of the dock compa-
nies arc enrol-ted to concede the strikers’ de-
mands. Charles Morgan Norwood, the chair-
man of the «lira-tors, late last evening sent
a telegram to the strikers’ counnittee re-
questing nu upwintmeut for a conference.
This action is believed to foreshadow an
agreement lurtween the companies and tho
strikcls.
snitscrlnnd la Sorry.
BERNIE, Sept. 4.»Thorcprc§cnmtions to the
Swiss nuthoritics made by Mr. Washburn,
the American minister, regarding the mmt
arrest and detention of two Aluerimns by
Swiss officials on a charge for which there
was no foundation, have been met in n Illtkit
manly fashion. The Iiundean'ath announces
its n-gret nt the illegal artists and adds that
measures will be taken to effectually prevent
the repetition of such an occurrence.
c'l‘lircnlcncll with Inumlntion.
Vnzxxs, Sept. 1—le city of Ssegedin,
which suffered so greatly by the disastrous
flood of 1579, is threatened with another in-
undation. It is rowrted that the protective
quays built immediately after the flood of
that year, when the town was defimyed, are
now crumbling. Floods are reported from
all portiom of the mountain districts about
Smgcdin and many lives have been lost.
hlr. O'Brien Critically Ill.
DUBLIN, Sum. «l—The Galway prison ofll—
cials, where Mr. William O‘Brien is con-
fined, have telegraphed to the prison board
that their prisoner is critically ill. Mr.
O'Brien, on arriving at the Galway jail, re-
quested the attendance of his own physician
This wns refused and the prison doctor was
given charge of his case.
Says Parnell Will Not Support It.
Lennon, Sept. 4.—The Freeman’s Journal.
which claims to have thoroughly informed
itself as to the pavilion of the Irish party on
the propmcd Catholic university scheme,
predicts that when that more is actually
brought into the house at the next session
Parnell will not be found among its support—
ere.
Jewish Schoolmaatera Inhibited.
Ohms, Sept. 4,—The Jewish schoolmaster-s
of Odessa have beenforbiddenw continue
teaching. The Jews here are greatly excitp
ed, and have sent a committee of the most
influential and wealthy of their number to
St. I’etcrsbnrg to intercede with the our for
the removal of the inhibition.
n. Dlnyhricl molar- Adopted.
Manon, Sept. 4.-—Tbe children of Mrs.
Maybrick have been adopted hyawoalthy
couple residing in London, the consent of
Mrs. Maybrick and that of the relatives of
her husband having been obtained The
childrenwillmumsthenamo of the foster
pannita _
socialist Documents Boiled.
Bsnuno, Sept. t—The leading Socialists
of this city were favored by visits at their
residences by the police, who carried off all
the docnmenm, accounts and other comp-o
mixing literature they could lay their hands
on. The seizures were not accompanied by
arrest: M
(lladstoua'a Reception la Parla-
I’Alus, Sept. 4.—Mr. Gladstone was re-
ceived on his arrival here yesterday by a
numerous delegation of his admirers Many
brought lxmqusts and mounted them to tho
Izod statesman.
Ireland’s ltevv Lord Unions-s.
Ionnos, Sept 4.-—'I‘he Earl of Zettland,
thensw lord lieutenants)! Ireland. will be
my board on accountefinaaaasdaplntital—
Life.
Nona laurel.
“Let's you and I play mind trading," mid
theilratlittlsgirlaatheystoodatthegata
"Oh, no.” replied unwound.
"But why?" '
“Baum msmma don‘t want ma to, and
lands: I know all what is going on anyhow.
You’ve got a new hired girl-your mother h
having an old «its. made over-your
boauhasgouaback onhsr.andyonr [at
flayed out all Mt the other night"?
trait Fre- l'rsn '
One 11:01 Could near.
At lira De Fashion’s lusicale: Guest—-
Mercy! What are all these waniboilsrs Ind
flatirolu and thlnga in the parlor fovI
lira De Fashion (helplauly)~l had to get
them. The Icadsrof theorchdtacamehae
atthslsstminutaandrafnsed toplayunlu
I furnished those things for the anvil chorus
lie-aid hows: boundto have one selection
heard above the comm—Boston Tm
eller.
’
Night Work flan-rally.
Mr. Suburb—Uncle 'Rastus, I wish you'll
go over to my place and cleanoutmyhm
house
Uncle 'Ilustus (with a grim—Who" in
broad daylight, sahl—Lifa.
(Jo-panning.
Peanut (after having thoroughly thrashed
astubhorn oxl-Bee, now, if you were not so
obstinate we two might live together like
hrothcm—Fliegande Elastic.
Ontalda Idol.
"tht. makes you so cold, Ever' inquired
Adam solicitooaly.
"I rather think,” she replied. “that It's due
to the late fall."-vHotel than
F. H. sisal—she;
Good Work Guaranteed.
Fun THU
Great American Heater
01" ALL KINDS.
PLuilimgi‘NG,
Steam and Gas Fitting,
TM and Sheet Iron Work
.\re the h to and count in man
OUR RANGES
‘
House Furnishing Gulls!
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
011 Steven.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
Taylorlfiolden
llt‘lll Estate. Fl", Life. Amide-t,
Plate Glass. and sum Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
bonn- Negotiated.
OFFICE-45317 W-hlngton EL. 80 Nor-III.
Troy Hiddlaundry,
Scent-Id Block, So. Somalis.
Firs: c'a‘s laundry work done at renewable prices.
A l work «one by hand. Give us a trial.
R. F. ASKEWam"
lull Blillllll Cullen
ll'ovmaily Maputo Auduny)
AN D SCHOOL OF
Slnrilaml and insulting,
m Mia-Inc 8L. Stamford, (2t.
(Closed for north Jul! 13th.)
Reopens for It“! Oops. I, 180..
BMNCHB TAUOI'PHMMI? 1'er
"‘8 W mus.
‘ 6"
autumn flushe- Te .
sides. are? parties knapby Compo-
"I'bel’rlnci|sll'|owillhaatlb‘:mllspa:tcvdng fl,
omcctan w maywisl ansaga assuming
thelnatlmllon.
“Wumnuiahapfllzuonflmgh
MISS BAIllll’S manners.
Bolllllllfllllillllll
Young Ladies and Children,
llll-ll’lllll an. In. '39.
nmwrdmrrmmpom
JFlflHHl'
3‘35 POWER
TIIE WW llll BEST
pure bicarbonate of
a l portion of don: as s
Tannin. nothin also whatever. and
warranted mutiny free from alum.
ammonia. pbmphatss. lime, and all thv
aaIultsI-auta fieqnently found in bakim
dam. The c or of materials
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
comlllnlllfln. revulsi- Cleveland's an rim-
bakingpowdertbemost healthful mt
economical in use. and it alwa s afiords
wholesome. nutrition» and d...‘ food
It is recommended for purity. healthful-
aeas and efficiency by Government and
State chemists. chemists cf Bosnia of
Health. and prm'essors in institutions ot
banning throughout the country.
Bold only in cans, full weight.
Cisvsusn Bro-mm. Arnssv. N. V
”l & GI. com.
The Clicked Tea Ever (flared.
PERFECTLY 933 53:.
A ll'lfi‘l' DELICIOUS BEVERA’IE. Till IT.
3.: flavor :45 2:7 ctfi'fi. MEIR-'3 2:.“
i' It the limnr-r (- mc Lnr. . -I from
‘r w bust plant-nuns :- * r :u 3.-
,. - and fun: from x:
I . It 'I burl!
Fur unb- by t w Ibo-'4 uh»
P. I). IAW'I‘IDN 8; (30..
I). h’lltlllEllIEU.
CHAS. ll. Fliltlllil,
South Norwslk, Conn.
w‘fi.
A Talk With
Col. Farris. loses Glover. David ms.
8. It. Stanley. lira llanry Bey-our
and Others.
Below will he found a sample of the multitude of
letters of encouragement health Bowrs a son. of
756 Broadway. new York,daily receive. Thanh
joined unsodcltcd testimonials “Elm your funds
sndnei homladicaand nilem yosknow and
mum or their honor a straightforward”. and
who would seem to be a party loan deopttu.
Whathasheenaoneforothcmcsnbe favyoa.
audit is fully ”W suffer when the msanaof
may tics at your my door.
cos. c. I. FIBBIS says: ‘ In 1575 l was
taken sick with lumps-is and handles of the w: m
deem reducing my weight ahml sixty pounds.
I suffered about one year and a half. Kunming
was done that radical skill could surges}. Finally
scour-til of doctors declared my care "meaning"
others gave Inc the benefits of l ouhu Then I was
finally persuaded to lake llowca‘ Blood Purina.
After taking two or three bottles I was entirely
curcdaadhanbeeuawalluianforovsrsixyean. '
hills. Ill!!!" BIYHOIIB. said to have had
a cancer removed u Dr. Conan of New York
not able to walk alone: sore would
Discoveryoorgdhes sevcnyearaagoandlnsbeen a
well woman since.
8. K STANLEY surly cighty old. and
was running mm»; from a ”gall as
doctors said he an ”nicer on his lung.” and
m
' Iow~ sdlilei todican do '
City. Wasvuy report hind-11L.
would not have believed I could have been cured if
visssslens a mean. my .
the ass. shore insert
of Connecticut.
.ood ll «lung, Shade,
libero I-‘ood and flood Order.
now vo osv 'I'ltllll.
Steamer Medea
on”. II. nowulvu.
on bill all Bell Island!
STEAIEB ‘ MEDEA.”
Capt. ll Bowl-ad.
DAILY TIMI TABLE:
leave 80th Novaatk -101» a a, 13.30. 300.
I.“ p. I. ~
have Belle In land-0.1". 800, 8 II. a. m , for
Wilson I’lntat. Alba m for Ninth Notwalk 41.20
a m., l Atltp In for Wilson Point and toad!
Ilovwalk t in, 5 t!) p. as. Iov Wilson Point. only.
lasvoWIn-on Pain—dill a m. for Bell Isl-ad.
8‘3. ION a m . l.l5. MI), MI) [1. m. for llell Iain-d
and union Poi-t. ~
brave limo-i Point 901.1115a in.
II. for Fall Island. Wilson Nut and mm Nur-
Ialk 4 no. 5.” Ip. In for Wilson Point only.
620p. In for he: Isl-ad, Wilson Point and South
N-nala. \t hm necessary It." makeau um nip
Io numb lewall later.
sown“ vrn vsnu.
Leave Bell Island‘Dlla. In for south Itorwalk.
Leave Hon-h Norw- k—Imlo a In . HI). 2.
ill, 5 so p. m. for Bell Island and Itoton reint.
lean lloton Point 4m- . .145. no. so)
two I (last trip) flu-road: llorwalk.
0u_wrct d-ys she will make trips as time
tablaoonnucuug with all trains on I) t N. division.
llmsatonlc Railroad. at “iron Point.
l‘are WI son Point to Bali Island of Item Point
Ice and way.
routh Norwalk Io Rotou Point or Bell Island the
“BRIO trip; 2%: or union Judi ll
The Old and Reliable.
llllLl FREIGHT Ll
Norwallilawlnrl.
0n and after July 15. PSI). (until further notice)
~THE PIOPELLERS-
1.10. II p
d
“ LM'
v- , v
my of “It
Will inske daily in . sends a excepted, to!
freight between New \yo‘rk, Nonlnlk and south
.‘lorwaik. Will lave Pier 23. foot of Beeknian street,
New York. for South Nor-alk, daily “105} a In.
(due at South Novwalk snail p In.) Extra bout
Iondsy,chncsdsy ano Friday at 5 p In For
Nova-us. Mouoay, Weldon-day and Honey. tip I ,
Saturday at 10.3) a In
height r-ccived from 7 a. in. to 5 p. m.
Returning. Ilean- Leave South Norwaak. daily. 7
p. m Nurwuk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p us.
might t'akan from and raeclvad for all
pol-ta on Ilsa Dunbar-1nd Nos-walk and
shapaag Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates. '
Upon s
and e will be sent. for special lots of freight
anywhere in new York or in vicinity. >
mployms of the bin-u of this one on armnl of
the owners thereof.
it lll'SA ’l‘ilh' IC KAI LROA ll.
bacilli!” s sonwsu lllVISIOIl.
Corrected June IOth. use
Passenger hallo.
WOT“.
could not live Having heard of the wonderful 3:; ‘1,“ ggfi.“ “3%"? .
cures dutchy‘fl'hc Great Bland Partner" I sent mm u pi}; .. mm ” "—‘°’——_’
fmnlumdonfiaudmknfalthfuny. blarghdia 1250p in “Dunn impm
DWI - l. .. .'. , v - .
' 'n m @129 ”3 .. n d g“ _. I, a; "a ,d holhmg heretofore introduced
'l‘ timon ofsltcmsrkshle Cure W .. '3 8° .. l.“ .. 3 . -
cs y m s :0 ~19 can compare With It for
In Norwalk, Cflllll. N7 ‘ v 1021;“; 203: v -' household “Ge Clean 1 free
Ilsa Celia Starr. (now Ill-a. Charles 359.. m L ' l .
llonnatt). (in-IS... Norwalk,00lll. m, m from slate, and always e um-
llsd lticncy trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circa N0HTII- lbl'lll sire
Mlhfl “fiat”; W3 making:- ”ll-Mid“: “I: LI. Wilson Point. [5.80. Norwalk. ”Jim ‘
shccnu no r nor on ov - . a)
right hundred dollars to doctors. 9nd was not hens- :g ‘1.“ If?“ “I: "J“ ll“: “ El? ”*5"
load one rears worth; heath valued as much “5 .. 918 .. 933 L In. .___....._..
the pariah-iodlclmsag "led“ for all; 120' ,, 12 ”p. m. '2 w m
l were an. : “ expect .. .. ‘ '
Manama“... Ir flours was sun to Dr 250 ”‘9" ' ‘3“: .. ”u“! a“ 1”“
hyafriend. Imokhlsuxcdlclncsndhavenothad “5p. 51% .. filrpm
adoctor since. Iwasnot abletowalk without help ‘ ‘ 5 3‘. .. t; 42 3,
am now ablel and dowals III shun; Ila-n fives: '.' ,5 ..
Ii ads. amancwprrsoan won . , ,. _ .
huge” I u. ,0, ,mm o, Mum , mm mm m 11 Mixed lafilucd
consider“ the best medicine ever offered to the emu.
public, Dr.tmtrck.oflliew York, told me he 92"...» emu-1,
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so had not-seal: done by Franklin llowca' led)- w, a
at Discovery." Cured tour '- sgo. P. c. Paws. Sn tended.
racing A. ll. nov'r 2(1):, Norwalk. 7 a, W. Psalm. my" Aunt.
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have lithium for Pitt-dell!
“comes {,5}; 3t men”
no.” a. In. Mixed am" am.
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3323.4 ”:3: Limited express. smm Norwalk Io "Ibsen.
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Bill at
Haunting. Paper naug-
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linden to agents the (‘in of Fmalk
G'All persons are Vol-bid uncut-2 snyof the
Lv.l§orwalk. bv.So. Norwalk Ar. Wilson Pelt-l
- £52 a: «Mom.
.mson,vwe~l£lca.and llcn‘l manager.
my - “
Alllllalfllol
25 ill. Milli Bill.
lag. aalolmlning and
Decorating.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 NurtlllainSIraeI,
300'"! NORWALK.
fin
0f seasomole goods, to he found at.
The Popular camel Drug Slum.
Bottled lltncrnl “’acers.
Buffalo Lithia. Carlsbad. Vichy, llalhorn, (‘on—
ma, rev. Nslrolllhic Clysmic. Seltzer. smili-
uariuel a.lIu ysdiJ/mdimdury ”this, by the
Music boitlc or use. Also Santos: Vichy, Geyser
and lxcosiov on draught.
Impound Cigars.
Fifteen different hands
DonlcsIIc t ‘lguvn.
Forty diflcrenl brands
The most wmp'eze maortmcnl of "«(tunes to he
found in the town
Fancy Soup-r
In endless variety.
Fancy Box Stationery, Inks and he l.
line Confectionery a; popn av prim.
Our stock of Patent ledicmea 5 complete.
The Prescrlphan Busmessa Specialty
Having gained the revelation of dining the
Lost Soda Wavrr,wc man to hop to the led,
and with attentive and obligins clerks ‘lll serve
you better than you one be served elsewhere.
Store Always Open Till 11:30 p m.
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toll!
Jacob M. Layton,
lion hate and Home Agent.
General Insure are A ccncy
Fire. Life and Acctdmu.
Ocean Htmmship Tickets—Cabin sad Stung:
Dransfor em 5 and upwards and Ioncv (Ideals:
all pamof lam
Notary Public Acknowledgements'l‘aLm
Railroad Tickets luggage (hacked
to Ilenllnallon.
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HOMER B. I]()Y'I‘,
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Celebrated Aqua Crystal
, cm ”1:: may» .. w
31139136188 all Ell 61W. Reasonable Prices.
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