a» mam In,
W
”HUB-“Infill.
lau- Ili 'n. I.
All- W In low
“IIMIMIahIW
. ‘3 lb m4 M d 0-
,mmmlmhm
, .Mllwiutonaadlra
who an charged with
ltobertltay llam-
withobtaisiagfrotalrJlam-
W lartiac signed two
~ . which were colored to be
m Landing, 8. 1., where lira
$1 “ haw-Ringliartrialforfekm—
w.“ Inhoncllydbenana
“NW on this charge abs
. on the above warrant.
W in How Jomy.
can, N. J., ticpt. Yin-110M
‘ mun down to May’s Laud-
~ . by young Edward Voll-
b nut to Atlanticifity about
. unforhisprmmaledwta 'l‘ho
“jaunt court, which has tum do-
V’Immacconut of the Info
' My at if) o‘clock, wl
of the nip-cum lunch, presid-
Ih were Lay Judges Corduy,
~ 9.1 found twenty-three indict,
Ann-3 the number was that of lint
who was indicted for
_ ”upon lary Ann Donnelly.
Every. human], iapreparrd to make
~' 'thai behalf of tho woman,
,“hopss of manneration are very
.Idthathawasnot herein the
”Hamiltonuflwouldtakem
' hurdufanc. Hehadfreed
pus-mot her «1me it would
. no concern He simply came to
Ilndiug to fulfill a pmmim he had
,- bludgulrving and mtbemuscho
lildrcadufforfeiting monorail
no Tall Talc Clothing.
The only witna who appeared before the
7,” jury was Policeman William Biddle,
’ ,, w-callcdintotheNoll cottage to arrest
~ ,‘ nan-titan. Behadwithhimthcclothes
~ . by NumDonnellyand llrs. Hamil-
‘fit. the day of the 'stabbing, and they
shut knife cum in several places. A
”(Imminent were read to thegrand
m those of Mrs. Rupp, Nurse
_ , lira Swintou, and our made by
It. Thought for Eva.
Ira Bupp, young Vollmcr and Mr. llam—
q’nat considerable tithe both morning
'Mmthecounhomelawnin
. collvursation. They did not enter the
Watallduringthe day. Mmllupp
Itch! uneasyand restless and tried to avoid
m filthy of the many people who were
. . to attend the opening of court. llam-
’ . chatted pleasantly with his acquaint-
‘Wand didn’t seem to given thought to
1b manwho was confined to her bed with
m prostration in the attic room of Shor-
' x
m
KILLED IN A COLLISION.
a» locomotive. Crash Into Each Other
,7 _ at ’l‘ioga Junction.
~ M M01103, Pa, Sept. 17.——A prison-
I'nill from Elmira running south on the
, York, Lake Erieand Western railroad,
m branch, and composed of seven coaches,
Ian into a Fall Brook engine at this station,
Ma frightful wreck and killing or in-
fill); about twenty-five persons. The train
was demanding a heavy grade, and, owing to
warm, track and the mfusal of the air
brakcatowcrkfihe engineer wasunable to
«rpm at thcstation. n rushed by
jand , into enact the Fall Brook “Jum-
W m Foth locomotives were com-
MW
Thouginser and fireman jumped for their
um and mapcd with slight in juries. The
m and three pamger cars were smash-
MW fine bit, and the wreck caught fire.
lib punt dialculty some of the passengers
W from the burning wreck. The
‘ . ~ Iitnp the heavens for miles around,
“We mailed from all points to render
Wald they could to the injured.
Mm“ thcdcadarel-Zugene Daighuc,
u , and Barry Oliver, of Union,
w are Ed Boctwick, Lawrence-
. mod, handsacaldcd;William
’ . ' Bradford county, Pa, badly
scalp wound; William Aspen
, ~ . Pa, traveling for F. W.
J :JohaSamcpool, Lamb'sCrcek,
ham and injured onbcad;Gcorge
; “up, Pa, nominoken, hack in-
lira u. E. Wright, Spokane Falls,
. Ht hgbroken;J.B.-ludd, Biom-
w-u ,wonndson head,leftahoul—
. {Olly-lam Pine City, N. Y.,
m; Ira. Wallace Pryor, Law—
t contmion; in. Katalin
no, Supt. iii—The United sun-
aotn-tlnscmveued in this city for
'MdM‘m-imo
at
film m»- .
"W
WWW
mmwumw «can
”(I v. ohmic-t
M
man, with Malina, in all cairn of
“Wand rvadytorllawriaa's great
m is Cid-i Wilda No l- thaa W
”have arrived, and I» train are
nail; is on vvury mad M down with
Midtown. Katy thou-ad vlstton an
asp-clad. The ultyis oas van no of (incur
as}? the m In baa-grandd- the
. SM WNW I I." ll“-
T'Inliovcrclgu Grand lodged l. u. 0. I‘.
tact born In the hamlet mmutivcs with
the billowing grand «flea-I Inuit-mt: John
(3. Undorwiu-i, gram! airo, Columbia;
Charla II. timber, deputy grand It",
Hal-uh, N. (3.; Thank“ A. than. grand
Iaavdary, Columbia; loan A.
mmmmmummm ouch,
nah-at grand mercury, Mumiaa; Itav.
J. W. Variable, grand chaplain, Bopklusr
villa, Ky; John E. ll. Albin, grand man
that, Cimml. N. “3, John N. Perkin»,
grand guardian, Chaim, Ian; W. ll.
Frazier, minimal-agar, Washington, D. C.
latharuornlugthc grandlwdy warra-
ceindattbeinard of trade nuns, when
the wcicrnno addm warn delivered by
Iiovarnor Maker and layer Back, to
whichrmxmworcmadc by Gunilla-tar
J. L. McKinney, of the Ohio Grand lodge.
and by Grand Hire Undlrwood.
Tho Sovereign Grand lodge then want info
atrium-withogranduircmule his rogxirt.
Thh alum that the annual inn-rinse of morn-
henhipis larger by Icvsral thwcaud than
that Miami for a aimiiar portal during the
last illtctm yoara
The mpurt from the ndjutant gruernl‘u ills,
up to Iii-pt. I. slums that there are 47 patri-
archs militant departure-nth. Mil component
cantons, 3 hand (mamas: that 3,165 clusvalirn
have been made; that tlmrom [minimum
numb-n, and that the value of military out-
fit and other sac-Lu»! cantons is "NLMBK
Thomport of Grand Hca'retary limit, for
the United vafi, show» that the if ‘ r to
We! the t‘xll‘llt-A'n of nub-militate ht ,
mm from benefits and charities, for the
new. and the auwunt of invaded funds
.. ill, 1%, as fullowa: (lrand lodges——
Total current vill'liill'ri, $l,775,il~il.72l; invented
funds, QI-l,f'lI‘-,'.'Xi.bil. Grand Encampment:
~Total current exp-um, filthlfa’hll; in-
vutcd fund», tmmmv. 710. Number of grand
lodge-.54; grand encumpnicnfa, l3; sub-Jr»
dinato lodges, ”fill, an inn-ream of all over
1%; subordinate cummpnu-nta, 2,0!11; in-
crease, 43; Relmkah degree lodgu, 1,7035, in-
cream; 31%; lodge initiations, 56,1”, in—
crease, 2,7Nl: encampment initiations, 11,515,
increase, 5M; lodge member», 586,531; in—
crease, 27$“); encampment members, I‘ll,-
9?2, increase, Sgt"; Rclmkah degree lodge
members, “3,43“, increase, 16,871.
During the year the lodges paid out for
relief of members, t2,:5'il,01).26; increase
over 188?, smjmm; relief eatended by on-
campments, caramel, increase, $9,809.45;
by Rebekah bulges, 821,815.76, increase. 84.-
uuo Total paid for relief, amalgam-m,
an increase of $147,5l42l.
ELMIRA’S BIG FAIR.
Governor» lllll and Beaver Will be There
During the “'cek,
Burma, N. Y., Sept. lT.——Un account of
the unfavorable weather the nttoudnnm at
the opening of the great iutcwtatc fair was
rather light. The [mafia-ts for a large at—
tendance during the week are good. The
exhibits already on the ground are far ahead
of any previous state fair. The formniogn-n—
ing of the art hall and the Roman races
were the features of tulay. Un Winkle-slay
there will be races in the afternoon and an
exhibition of the “Last Days of Pompeii" in
the evening.
0n Thumiay, in addition to the races,
Duncan 1.). Ross and other broadswordsmcn
will give exhibitiona
Friday will be governors' day, and Gov-
emom Hill,of ‘.\'ew York, and Beaver. of
Pennsylvania, with their stalls, will attend
the fair.
The $30,000 stake races will occur next
week.
Brow—n, Stem & Co's Aucts.
Barron, Sept. li—Somcwhat sensational
rumors were eard here as to the magnitude
of the deficits of Brown, Steeac k. (10., and the
failure of the examining committccto find
oflseta approaching in any degree the amount
raised on the notes of the firm. President
Lewis, of the Manufacturers‘ bank, who
is amemher of the cominittoe engaged in
the examination of the accounts, said: “I
don’t use any advantage in publishing the al-
fairs piecemeal, because if parties should
think they find any such complexion of ac-
counts at this stage they may be entirely
changed by something discovered later on. I
don’t any that any cinch deficiency has been
a yet discovered. lonly claim that it is pm
mature to lose an opinion on anything that
has been reached thus far. The affairs are
very complicated, and it will be three or four
weeks before we can act on the report of the
expert accmmtant." The amount of the
firm’s notes for which it was said that offsets
could not be found was $1,700,000,
The Shot Was Unexpectedly Fatal.
mm, Ont, Sept. l‘i‘.~—Six young men
out on a spree entered the home of Margaret
Robinson on the outskirta of the village and
attempted to'aiaault an imbecile girl, aged
about 16 years. Her cries aroused Thomas
Cameron and his son, living nearby, who
came to her rescue and ordered the men
away. They put out the lightsand Cameron,
of the sham had taken effect until Saturday,
men, was found dead fifty yards from the
place. An inquest is being held.
Down 0- Gowanu Canal.
fromthe canahia‘catimatcd at ”datum
llallctoa Bell-s Once lore in Ba-oa.
afraidtoeuter, fired several shots withthn
intention of frightening the men ofl. They
left the house and it was not known that any
when the body of Wm. Watson, one of the
Bacon“, Sept. l7.-Tha commission on
theGowauus caml, in thiscity, have re-
portcdm the mayor in favor of declaring
the canal a nuisance, dangerous to health
andtrafllc, and filling it up, The cost of
the work, including the indemnifyiug of
the property owners now deriving benefit
Theonly alternative considered pol-ibis is
to establish municipal coutroloverthecanal,
deqienit and alter its flow, build bridges,
ctc..ataiotalcost of $785,000, but thh is
untrccommended.
Acmarojept. 17,—“. hint advices
fromflamoaaruthat W was quietly
tutorcdtopowu'nndthathcaudlataafa
hvcgoneto the island of Immwhaa
theywillmin until the dachlous dthv
Badlacuufmcchavebmconfirmed. Tho
callu-
Lm‘hm l'lrk ”not!”
Mullah-bun with , m
mica Aunts h‘fllsanad ."
lutkelrstm
n- laaauc directors have fielded tkd
hthuhde-Pbihddphiapusiall
anatforltmumadal
‘l'hs [radiant has anointed William B.
loath WWW“ 0m. N. Y.
Kn. nary Ana Mahatma! tbolnt
outward theistic of fluctuated-cod
to years. She wan tbs widow of William
Wmmlwu widely known in tiled-h-
matrathlhnmuhmtflcwhiaud
WWII Mailman elected animu-
xary who of the build: National alliance
“Mahmmvmwmwiahlugwupu.
Its apwwiationot his: writings upon tilha'iaa
mi.
(‘barlea C. liaiuuni. the well known laud:
«wand [Irrtrait painter, died at Halon,
Inc.
The mm at Danna, lam, havs
withdrawn from the Knight- ut Labor and
joined the limit and Him Workcrn‘ Inter»
Mtkmal union.
Workmm haw "humid a nkolotun at
I'atcraou, N. J. 'l‘haukulihnd luau fractured,
and there are ultra nviulmwmni a burl-II
crimr.
"Bob" Younger, the mtnrhm Mimmri
outlaw, is (loud. lis wan 1H your: of age,
and com ptiun coded bin carver.
A cm cumiriimtion of till) in an
snvclopc [antrnarkmi Chicago has been In
mind by Bromtary Window. Accompany~
lug it was the following note: “This IaUnklo
tlam‘a. Put It to his Ifrcdlt."
Prince Gunther, of Hohwanburg, is dead
Prim, llimnarck‘a health is improving.
Senator W. C. f-lmmsrveli, a Maryland
Democrat, baa joined the Republican party.
Stephen 0. Puguct lb Sons, cigar dealers,
of Philadelphia, nnsc-mbarraml Thobnai—
ucm has Inn-n transferred to otha hands by
a fill of no lo satisfying claims of about til),-
lllfl, ami thorn are not“; out for about 820,000,
with hardly any myth to mwt them.
The pmpmed inquiry Into the unnityol
Ma}. Arum- recently court mnrtialcd for
pulling finwmor l‘wm'vr'n mmwbaa been
Ibamlnnnl.
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
huguc.
Al. Button —
Benton... .........,..0 0 2 o o o o o 0":
Philadelphia ... 0 0 u u 0 D I) ll x»—8
Battnlca: Clarkmu and Ilcnm-tt, Iiumnlnn and
Cfmnente.
At Washington »- 0
New York. . ..... 0 0 0 ll 5 0 0 4 0-42
Wilhlnngmu. ...0 :5 f) i 0 l 0 0 0—4
A! Clio-ago »
lndimmpoha. 0 0 0 0 i 0 l 0~d
Chicago ,,.,0 0 l o n) l 0 f 0—8
[lam-rim: Boyle and Buckley. Ilufchlumn and
Filtrr‘ll.
At l’lttalmrg.
Cleveland game "pumped; rain.
lulu-r (Earnest.
A! Toledo-—
Toledo ........................... 0 o 0 a 1—5
Buffalo... . .......... .. I) l 0 0 0—1
Btlllrl‘ws. n'l‘ay and ltruwn. Person and Daily. ,
i
mmwmmum suns.
m
Animal”! lull. Give Iaatlisi.
n. F. AfiliEW...”
SUPERIOR
IIIIIIIIi Pfllllllll
IIIE PIIIIESI Mill BEST
la made only of atrictiy pun grape cream
of tartar, wiricil paw bicarbonate of
Maud a ironic" of flour as a
alive, withing clue whalmu-r, and
E warranted entirely iron from alum.
unnumin, piunphaica, hour. and all ”in
aolulfcrauln I'mmcniiy found in baking
powder-n. ’l'hn character of materially
used. their purity. and tho nicely of tho-ii
comidnutiou. render Clevelami'u angwlm
baking 'umolertbcmoot healthful and aunt
ccmxumcai in mm. and it alwaya aflhnia
windemmo. nutritionist. and Iluul'llllbl food,
It in momnmuiml for pnril y. healthful
um and efficiency by Government and
Stain chmnluta. «slim-int» rf Board» of
Health, and pml'm-ora in inatituiimic or
learning thmnghnut "~2- mnntry.
Sold only in curls. full weight.
Chavauro Barrera. ALIA-v. N. V
flé
The Chclccst Tea Ever lined.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST Dummy» Furnace 'nu’ 11‘.
Yr: vfll unreal try an. Quality we: rates
It 1'! the limnrwr 12mm: Lnnplrkwl from
“In brat planiafuum n‘ aruhtmv‘. almantvly
|~. r“ and true from all a .L.:- rational or rulnrlmg
I. '. hr The purl .mp- fir» hermetically partial
a ti warranfmi lull I‘l'lyflil. It is munch-run-
llllitfifil m was thantlzelawcr gradcl
. . ,
0:17:11 1: Occidental Tea 06.,L‘td.
“rmi Ugflrr, 35 Hurling Slip, Nor- York.
ill,- 1 .S_~ hv the III"! ..rm‘cru.
F. ll. LAW'I‘ON k (30..
II. L’IIIIIIEIII Ell.
CHAS. ll. PEBBIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
\
l
llauerivs: Spmgue and Bum-m. Whitney and
Dc-aly. L‘aliml; din-knead
(nib-d; darkness.
Al 'I'uruutu W
Tfll'ullllhllut'lletiwr gami- puatpouod; grounds
wet.
At New Haven-
New-Haven ............ i (I I) 0 ti 0 0 I) I4
hum-II, ........u o It 0 0 f) l l 3-45
Batu-rims.- Humor and t‘ahlll. Harman and lur—
phy-
At New Haven-—
Newlluvon .......... l 0 a 0 0 0 0 1 0—5
Hartfoni .......... I) 0 0 3 2 (I 0 0 0—5
Butlerim: (illlilnmi um! l‘n-tz, \I'iuklamaa nod
O‘Rourke.
The Cronin Trial.
Chicano, Sept. 11— In the Cronin trial
Attorney Forrest mmh- a motion that jurors
be drawn on a regular panel selected by that
county board instead of by special venire, as
has been the case since tlve trial commenced.
llr. Forrest’s object in making this motion
was to get some jurors who had not been
picked up by bailiffs. The court could see
no reason Why this discrimination should be
made, but Mr. Forrest eventually unwed the
point he raised, and the last hour of the after-
noon session was spent in the examination of
regular tale-linen from Judge Cliflord‘s court.
The defense used four and the state three
peremptory challenges during the day. Four
men were held for the night. Two of these
possible jurors are Culver and Pearson; The
other two will be dropped.
Twenty-two Days “'itbont Food.
Avenuxn, Sept. 17,—Thc Tonga steamer
Wainui has brought to this port the captain
and crew of the British ship thxrston, Capt.
Davieo, from Sydney, N. S. “C, for San
The shipwrecked sailors were twenty-two
days in an open boat without food or water.
011 the twenty—secoml day the men, driven
to dcmtion by hunger and thirst, decided
that one of their number must be sacrificed
to save the lives of the others. They were
casting lots to see who should be the victim
when they sighted \I'ailia island. The
natives of the island mm the exhausted
men to land and treated them in the kindmt
manner. A mission boat took them to
Tonga. W
central l'rclghtnlon on strike.
Dona“), Sept. lip—Una hundred and fifty
laborers in the New York Central freight
house here are on strike forextra pay for
Sunday work. The strikers any that last
spring their pay was reduced to $1.40 per
day with the understanding that they were
not to work on Hundny. of late they had to
do Sunday work, and their demand for a
dayaudahalf'a pay for that dayhaabclai
refused.
A Be’autifnl Girl's Mutations Sulcldo.
Brhhows FALIJ, Vt, Sept. 17.—-Deila
Walker, aged 19 years, has committed sui-
aide bydrowniug at langdou, N. ll. Rho
wasa beamiful and accomplished girl. The
cannot micldcisamystcry. Show:
an iatima riendof lilafikinnermf Keene,
and Min Walker, of Springfield, Vt, both
of micidcd last winter. All three at
tended the Vermont academy klgethor.
A Railroad Superintendent flatten-d.
hmnma, Slept. tic—Isaac A. Bruit
“near M's at you ladlctal.
Bacon", Sept. 17,-— l'bo grand lava
At Dcfmlt —~
Detroit. .............. 03004021-9
Hamilton. . ., ........‘.' 0 l l I I 0 H,
Ballerina: chi and “an1. Gibbs and Twain).
Francisco, which fuundorcd in inidocean'
, A Talk With
ICoI. Farris. logos Glover. David Flatt.
I s, K. Stanley. Din llonry Say-noun
and Othera.
Below will be found a ramplc o.’ the multitude of
lam-n of encouragement Franklin “our! 8 Son, of
7:»; Broadway. lit-w York, daily receive. The cub-
joined unsolicited testimonial! “re from your friende
and uel hhorr ladies and gentlemen you know and
esteem got their honor and Oll’llfilllfmlnlm, and
who would scorn to I»: a psny to an decrptlon.
What has been done for omen can be one for you,
and it is folly tolnngcr antler when the was of
recovery llua a: your very door.
COL. 0. ll. FERRIS aye: “la 2m 1 was
taken pick with Dyepepala and Jaundicc of the In rat
dl‘flcl‘ipllm. reducing my weight about wtxly pound-
[Buffered about one year and a half. Ivervlhmg
was done that medical ekill con surge". hardly
acounczl of doctore declared my care "incurable; '
other» gave me the benefit! of l oubfn Tim: I wan
finally permuted to take llovm' ilk-ml Purltirr.
After taking two or three bolt es 1 was entirely
cured and have been a well man for over six your. '
BIBS. HENRY SKYMOUB, said to have bad
a cancer removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city. Wu my low—reported likeiy todrc any do ;
not able to walk alone: core would heal e
Dimmery cum! her seven your sgoand bu been a
wet: woman since.
9. ll STANLEY. runny fighty years old. and
was suffering merely from a hard cough. The
doctors cold be bed so "a err on his lung." and
could not live. flaring heard of the wonderful
cures dot-c by‘fl'he Great Blood Pnnflcr" I not
for It at one» and took it fallhfully. My cough dis
appeared and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of a Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr. (now Mra. Charles
Bennett), Grant 5L. Norwalk, Conn.
llad Kidney trouble. Dyppepsia, impaired circa
lull-.1; of eight are planning; wasso nervous that
she could nclr r deep not eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars!» doctors. and was not hem--
tilted one cent’a worth; hrm‘lh ruined as much hi:
the pulwu mcdlcluceaa by the disease for whit
they mtaken. She says: "I did not expect to
live butaehort time. Mr. [lower was nut to me
by a friend. l lock his medicine and have not had
a doctor since. lwas not able to walk without help
—am now able and do walk all about town several
times a day. I am a new pencil. and i would not
hoback where] war for thousands of dollars. I
courlder it the beet medicine ever nflcrerl to the
public. Dr. Cormack, of New Y told me he
would not have believed I could have cuml if
he had not Kenn done by hauklla flower” led:-
cal Dinorery." Cured four can ago.
Sold by A. ll. llolT SON, Norwalk.
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fro line i . fret. mo dcilcfllt‘; Ibey falI to get there
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your hfllnhlr: nrvants. So If you are dioamlfll try
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llc- ll m- an uld 'I'ca Iluycr.
lies-dd: ”It 'u» agocd Tea. flue pour“ la worth
two plumb of and: tau l have been buying, and
the price of mm both in the male."
Another said: "ldon’l wish to flatter, but it is so
[and Tmaslhavc been and to paying 1‘0 team
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Price: 50c lb.
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Bottled Mineral Waters.
Bridal.) thia. Carl-had. Vichy. l'latborn, Cou-
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unleJ’ethcsda. Ila. yadIJmn rinderry Lithia, by the
!fnzlc home or care. Ala) Samoan Vichy, Geyser
and Exterior on draught.
Imported (titan.
Fifteen different Manda.
[Domestic t 'lgars.
Pony different braudn.
The from comme mural. of Perfumes to be
found in the town ;
l-‘anry Soaps
In cndIc-s variety.
Yancy Box Htatmnery, Inks and Perl.
Fine Confection ry at popu or can.
“plate.
Our stock of Pklcnl Medicine.
lhe Preacriplian Business a Specialty
[living gained the reputation of drawing the
finest soda WI‘GI,IO man to hep in the lead,
am: with attentive and child-e clerks will save
you tactfu- thin you can be served amino.
Store Always 0pc- ‘llll “:3. p. I.
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Ileneral Insurancolgency
fire. Life-M Accident.
Oran Slum-bi]! Ticket—Calai- and liner“
Wary. Public Arm-wanna.
to mutilation.
a Washington 84., (flat door to W
INSUBE IN THE
187. to 1883.
LIFE INSURANCE 00.,
HARTFORD CORK.
Mimpidtoaawbwae
05am. fill-laden;
worm:
Ilaals Fish timers,
HALE THE fllfllilill‘l'.
Jacob M. Layton,
Urdu-f onetsndlpwuulaludl Old-Ito
a animations. m
Itsllroad Tickets. miller”!
South Not-walk. Conn.
Connecticut General
anmsium an an. of militia.
in: own
Bel. Clllll mam BIIIiI.
l‘l‘ film avm Till.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLIRIST.
can mean. some aouwux
A. 8. F‘BJRRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watcher, Jewelry.
lla- Iafca Repairing a lip-clam.
as Washington It., loath law-II.
a run. use or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bron "and (Ill Finish.
“’Irc Meet floor Mats,
Ming new. has thin all.
w. G.QUINTARD
IUI'IN‘ HAM. BIIK'K
”“66"“ '1'0
IIIIIIREIIHIRIIIII’S
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Choice Groceries
Table Delicaciesl
FRUITS, (130.,
No 8 blain Street.
...W ., , wi.,-._. -_
The Model Mariel
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MEATS
BRHVKD IN THE HIST ”ANNEX
If on want me Phat-1‘9: IEATR. obtained!-
ard ,uf tronhle or fit-Ii, voa wil’: find them a! lay
in, on Kinds
F‘. HAYE S.
DIBFLl‘fi BLOCK. ROUTE Ki)" W A l I!
n» mu nun.
one QuaIIIy,—'l'ho Beat.
n
Beef. V lamb, I Pak,8alt and hub.
Guru‘s, Beef. 8m Tongue Buns,
Shoulders. Drug-ins», ll‘rank-
iiome Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 Wall-non Street.
Billill 81 HIS ill
28 Main SL, 80. Norwalk.
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, lie
or All Kinds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Have You llcard it t
No, What is it ‘I
llnnt & Zoloft Keep, the
Nicest Market In the City.
NIBWMBSIERS
Delivered every sum; morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wmufllm
lumps, Lettuce, Baillie:
Pru- Grc- Parl- every liar-lag.
Pure Tomatoo Bataan.
Imported Sardines.
Aniline mthtbeaarbrtllacyoucsapt
”with
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Mrs. W. Fawceii’s,
florwnlla.
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all
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llaase
m ernot any om
lhelye
Ladiec’ Black Nailora at 200.
Turban, 25c. and 50:3.
(live In a all. No trouble to stun grants at
No. 3 Water Street,
Conn.
W. ll. MEEKER & 00.
I0“ AGENT.
with the printing oi
anything that is need-
ed in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the
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Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND '1‘] NVVAR E.
Intimates given for
steam and llot Air Heating.
“810 BALL BLOCK.
Wall Papers
A FIRE LINE 0?
Gills at gills. Dillili lull
Painting. Paper Hang-
ing, Calcimlning and
Decorating.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 Nurllllainltreel,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Old and Reliable.
IIIILY FREIGHT LINE.
larval lief York.
On and after July IS, 1599, (until further notice)
-TIIE PROPELLERS -
“comp. 3
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f 1: f§’-“r.:cti.\:£l
. mm.
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tn , Sunday! excepted, or
freight between New tpgrk, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pier 23, foot of Bcekman street,
New York, for Sonrh Norwalk, daily at no 3) a in
idue at south Norwalk at 130 p. an Extra boat
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at to"; m. For
Nor-ark. Monoay, Wednesday and W y. 5 9. 1a.,
Saturday at 10.3” m
height r cclved from? a. In. to 5 p. In.
Returning. lions have South Norwalk. daily, 7
g. m. Rorwalk. Traced-v. Thursday and Saturday.
p. In.
freight take- fron and received for all
paints 0a the Danbnry and lorwalk and
Bhopal; Railroad. at Greatly Maud
of Non-a"
lira‘im to agcutrthe Cl
3 of freight
lat...
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”upon will be sent for!
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
ran persona are forbid until-It any of the
employees of the bout» of this iinaouacccuntuf
the owms thereof.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
pigeon! & sonwau ”"18"”.
Canadian: 10th. in.
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uranium in m.
PRICE
JIIHHHI'I'.
may be in conformity
with first-class \vork.
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and New and
F:
enabled
lSl Presses, and are
to execute
work in the quickest
time possible.
It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.
M;
A Trial Ilrder
)IIHHHIIL
Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition -
when quality of work
is considered.
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Eveniig _
Senunel ?
“'HHII'”
No. 1 3 Railroad Place,
South Norwalk.
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A branch office at
TIIEEVENINGSESTINEL
...-...: is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk,
Where orders for ad—
vertisements or job
printing will receive ‘.
he
We
prompt attention
Norwalk Chronicler