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591. million was not in
“bathhdouhlafrl-II
humanism
h. I” at thsnlcht luthodlaily
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“morphine. At lOu’fio‘olod
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potatoes-lot thouausasiustlrs.
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m “thy-haunted for lay-[and
h? slowlyupthcallleaccunmaniad
Wham“, flu. flow, of the Soil cotv
”flinch!!! Dmnelly, the wounded
‘ , 'l'livyalltooksoal-withluthorail,
[ itaaiitosdiungcimimm. rm,
beingou herrlght.
» lull“.- lxl-m Ills Wile.
. mb‘m expectatlim Mnnani—
fllflauiatocimrtafter the prisoner”
W and coolly sat down bumble Mn. Rupp,
w“ play reach of hill wife, whom he
" “Entirelyignm. Clflllifieluf P
» ‘ to question the jurymm calm
.“wltkhavery shortflinsthe full quota
immtodluthejuryhox. Duringthequav
,mnn. Hamilton ln'oko into subs rev
“showed great agitation. Bar
immplo-ldmcnandnhowmm
Wilma-poo”;
Inna Ira-natty o- the Stand.
AM the prosacuting attomey had no
"fl “thawed malt upon Nurse Doll
1 thtladytookthertand andtmilled
‘ j album the assault she was
4-“ to his room to lock a
. out. _ imditgflmmiiim limit
3“” .and that Mr. Ila-mil-
lmhdbuumfm hial’idy. Hr.
'flkedhortogo for a whoa-man,
‘wllfilhadidJlrtwas unable to find one
Upouretundagtothehonsasha was seized
thothroathyln. Handlton, who called
bravilo name. She then grappled with
ilnnaniiltonand demanded that she ra-
, thpflhrt. In. Hamiltonthenthrrw
zaliltttloratlior,whereiiponlr. Kamiltonhr
{W and grappled with his wife, who
. ’huke awlyandntabbed her (the norm,
“2:: waimiikntified thoknifo with which
bubbling wasdone.
' In» Ila-“tours Tongue.
_ r mm lesion began atZo'clock.
”My mused her place on the
_ and. Should om tin. Hamilton twk
ddhauunktha knife with which the
'V wudim,where shehadpaokedit.
‘ In Banditoncalled heravilenanie
‘lfiWtoldhernotwstrikellm Hm
{in Narnbomlly Mt the home to sea
hm party,and on her return she
“Inflamilwn‘s trim badbecncut
, ‘bflglflhnelndtheimtfiym donate
.u. The knife and garment: both were
“in am. On «inflammation
3111.th Ibune-llyaaidshe waawet
.nrlaaadamarried wmnan; had seen her
”and, who lives in New Yorknmtlie‘flth
“lay. it!» had not lived with him for
gunfire”! bullet-amuof family quarrels.
”Wtbtflnflamiltmhulnquar—
WW and hadd’ncharged her
nay-ulna Mimi had lambs:
;b_ but. She said Mrs. Hamilton‘s
; . mkill,bntdoadealofdam—
.Wv
. " Ir. Hamilton Tutlfics.
' -Ir.Eaaiiltou’r testimony went to show
ythat thennnstwas rcryahlfivo
'. ,' “Hamilton. Thamtinhicoat
haphiuod
fwu attributedtothiocaiwa. Thom
was aggro-ire. A par-ml was abo
by“ tho defendant. She wanted a
'w-ofmonoythanhewuwiflingto
wifihtbcutthg was donewas bought la
Mum
I. m llwr " the Defendant."
@Mnrrerrfland tolrnllainflo
w at the stand lshk wife,hutal’
$92:
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or Wendell Phillipa.
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, but, tlwnuh manly hurt. ho [lent-tad
htaltlnt part in the panda. nodal night
wait on duty the some as «or.
A military with: wuglna thaw-l
in tho min chamber, after which tho our.
ml. of "antiini of Chivalry" took
gave at city hall. followed by a grand hall
honor of Grand Him Undorwood and the
Bovwoign timid lodge.
The Daughters of Keliekah perform a no
WI innuanmt Mganimtim. The follow-
Ingufilcen mm vim-lien: l’ruiililvut, In I.
l. Moi Iliwimm; vice inpatient, Luella
B. Hall, of lmlinna; m-retory, Julia A. Bur
laughs, at lilM'llllilf'll»; treasurer. hint C.
A. Read. of Kt'llult'kf; warden, lint. I. L
Filer, of “manna; muduvtm. Nollie Anton.
of Ohio; gnaralinm, Mina Bruin l’ , of
Washington, D. t‘.,aml Mm fillnliath Inf].
0! Michigan.
Lost '6» THE LEO.
Iliu- Mm [truism-d by tho Making of I
lilo-am Yacht.
(wiizuw. h'rpt. HI. —That the steam
yacht lam. which hailed from Lorain for tliiii
port Sunday. was lost In a storm in certain.
The nine own on llitll’il fill ieriiihml. 'l‘wc
bodies have been numbed nslmre. They were
theluttcml rwnniiuoof l'om l’. llitwr and
It. I). Lawli'r. ilu- lnt'orii well known youns
lawyer.
In lnrain tlm is sorrow and themlatimt.
for the led» [nail-ringers were prominent mm.
The little town has iii-tit out a large numbci
of men toaid in the weary watch. The Inc
was a steam yacht, about (arty-fire feet long.
She was in»; men about It bolt a mile from
iron at 7:30 Sunday night.
The Faulkner Trial.
Burrito», Sept. ill—“'lien court moon-
venad in the Faulkner trial Judgi- Coxe do
aledatiapplication for an adjournment of
the trial, and ordered the clerk ioempauol o
. Mr. litanclilield took an exception.
Williams. the witnwi whom the defense ism
mm have testify, was annotated at
Meme «hire to prove that he never signed
bk name to the reports to the gowrnment,
was never a director oi this hank and is inuo
way rammildo for the wrecking of the in-
stitution. This testimony. it is understood,
will serve to impeach or contradict the testi-
mony of James Faulkner, who is the prone»
union's chief witness against Gen. Fnulkner.
Fresh-en Mnnterad In.
Kw Ilavzx, Conn. Sept. lit—Yale's W,
thelmximing freshmen rid-a, was fomially
mustered into the ranks by the mphomorea.
who, 17:0 strong, met the freshmen on the
r mimol grounds, and after it hard
mggle hustled the new Miners all over the
lot. After the rush wallow-n: large ring wai
formed and impromptu wrestling mambo
took plan. The sophoriwres cuptnml the
balk of the hm. About admn fresh-
man were successfully “shined," but no one
was seriously injured. A heavy rain put a
maiden stop to the sport.
Ito-union of Abolltloniats.
liner-)5, flopt. Ill—The reunion of old time
aholitioniata to be held in'l'reniont temple
Sept.» promise: to be averyinteresting
flair. Frederick Douglas, Parker Pillar
bury, Col. Higginaon,Uliv¢ Johnson and
other noted surviving anti-slavery leaden
will be present. Gen. Benfimin P. Butler
b enacted to deliver an addretw on “Contra-
bands.” A featured the msion will he
thelnaugurationof aplanto raise WWII
with-hiehtobuildafruepublichallto
momenta-ate tho virtuu and achievements
Walsh Proshytcrtaaa fleet.
anaan, Pa. Sept. lit—Ministers (“Km
flu-ll parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wk.
”Newt'ork, lowaand Milne-Uta are
“batman tenth «Intention of the
Wald Presbyterian churchaof the United
States. In the afternoon the fission was
modwithpublic arr-rice. Sermon were
by Ber. JohnA. Jmof Oshkosh,
i..aadRemBichanlllnmphr€y,ofI0ng
”,0. “reunion willbewntiauad for
stealthy:
30' York'a Bite for the Fair.
law You Supt. l9.-The world's fair
flaminitteeare undamodto favor the
mdmcfim including thoriu-
thrupartotCmtralparkfromllinetirthto
“Hundred and Tenth strengths vac-at
hllnorthofthe park between Fifth and
Eighth avatars, all of Horniugside park,
Malibu Bkmingtlak lands and all or
mummm
A Illalstcr Arrested for Slander.
Carma, 0., Sept. lit—A special from
Will, 0., .11: J. A. Ruler had It".
lC.Bl-¢k,pastorof theChiirchofChriat,
m on the eharge of simulating hi
(Renter's) wife. Russia is a member of
M'smmmhasheanthocauu
«mummifieinthochnrch. Black
blur-Mouton.
WWI. Hail-cam".
Izmxnoanrh, Sept. 19,—Bor.3.n.
Ma lotiwdist minister of tilt city,
who neatly forged draft- unount‘ing to
mmmmamd whils
map-yard a camp mating-bout
undue-tam He was brought to
fidyaadpheadlajall.
5“”th Water.
hw Osman Sept. lit—11in attain.
mmWWthuutha
qtaiandalunamufthoharkll’ohun,
wlrhw- di-hlodhiahurrioaaa Septll.
'lks mind has- d: dayswlthoutwatw
.dw-riudngcotstamthnwhuntakn
dihwndt -
_ 8"
A Colored P'a'trdly inherits a
Princely Fortune.
l'l' “All LB" I" A llLAVl l'A'I'llIl'.
A Mann Story In. Main. Ila-"43h. Io-
Mable (Ear-or at Mainl- ‘l’alhwt.
an heaped Slave. Who Ian Property
at lat-upon. ltd... Wmh mus.
Lin. 0., tlopt. lit—llaury Talhott, a not
oruluiauotthlsolty. hawtoilkielaastl
tom WmMafortunndmrlya
inllllcinddlargd whiohhohasjtiiadlw
coveriid ha is the rightful owner. Ills
brothen and twodstau each gut Min
otuimilar animal, a [minty hold your
agnliy their father. Benjamin Tall-M, MV-
lna; in the mum of time bet-mile worth
millions 0f iliillam
An It-oaped Man's Thrift.
l-‘ifty’thm yuan ago’l'alhott ma Ila”
iii Ki-ntui-liy. llo detormlnud to in» and
simian! in nemuipIIshlnu hi: scape with
a certain Milli-o Iii-italic. who aottlod in tho
than wild purtkm of ludiaas where the
fluid-lilting cilyot lngniuiport now stands.
”wane animal him to make a hoinoior
himself and in (NM of than he would
ism-mini of ova-r in» m of land then
covered with iii-min woods. Them he lived
for twenty years and ruined a family of int
children.
The l’niiilly I‘m-onto Scattered.
Whoa the tiizitlvo «lava law was ‘m
In ltib‘i', Tallinn, foal-ling {email return to
bondage, left his ”reunions and fled with
his family into Cumulus. Ila rumainod arrival
the hordor until tho emancipation prwlamn—
tion was l‘ellml. lint own then be was afraid
tovmturo back to Indiana. llo locntodat Dr
trnlt, and lati-r at Toledo, when ho died m-
onk-on your! nun. lib family, which had
been minim-«l to six childrenaoim Iii-canto
soparntod. llnvid 'l'nlli-it. (mo of the fam—
ily who lim. at llnclimtrr, lnil., limnl arci-
di'ninlly ammo limo ngu of this grunt value of
the property In Indiana which had only bani
hit fntln'r‘n“. and ilvtnriulnirl to inquire lulu
the math-r.
Compromise-l for 05,000,000.
His attorneys wont to logniuiport and in-
stituted a thorough oniiiiimtion of the rut»
llfllli, Tllt' risillt sham-ll that the Talbot
lit-in; won- t'm- lugnl nwnors of tho uimt val-
uable property in hrguusport. The Wabash
and I-lc-l lliti-r macho cross the proporty,
which is nit” m‘cnpinl by their buildings and
numerous hill. tracks. Tim Nilllllfllllt'fl, on
being informed of tin,- dovelumnont. compro-
miml Willi Illi' hell‘s for origami». The
whercalmiita of all the Ilk'lllll‘f‘b’ of the amt—
lt-rul family have liven dis-coronal. and they
are all pin-paring lllt'slllllllnll thong-Ivor." in
Motions ll'llllillg llll‘lf‘ change of circum-
slam-.11,
she “'na Ilnrnul in Death.
.‘Iim Yum, Sept. lit—Mm Mary Sig-Hugh
mus buriwil to death by the explosion of a
known. lump at No. 4'3? but Eighty-third
street, her bond and nork being reduced to a
charred maul almost unrecognizable as tit-sh,
rind her husband Daniel, in trying to save
her. was so badly burned about tho arm and
body that b»: is lziiil up in bed iii the l’nuby-
taian limpltnl.
Miners (let an Allhdllfl'.
IRI‘K'KWAYILLE, in. So-pi’. lei. "~11th Surin—
Wt’slrl'll company hm gmntul tho fiw m-nts'
advance to the mini-rs. and 1.2!” mm will
resume Work button-n Bogus and limokwa-
ville atom-o. This wttlmiiverytliing prac-
tically in this livid but billion and Reynold»
ville,nnd tin-yam to got on nuswcr mm)
[mm the otilcials at llmhwti-r.
Ill.- steppi-d in Front of a Train.
AnnoxA, Pa" Sept, Ett—Fi‘ancis Coleman
was struck by tho L‘ll‘ill‘f'll express on the
Pennsylvania railroad and instantly killed
here, his body being horribly mangled. He
got off it freight train standing on the siding
toavoid arrest and stopped in front of the
“pres. He leaves a widow and nine chi].
(Inn in Baltimore.
Scottish Rite Masons.
wa Your, Sept. lit—At the recomi day's
union of the Supreme council, Scottish rite,
George W. Currier, of New Hampshire, was
elected an active member of the thirty-third
In the evening the honorary mem-
bers of the degmlnnqueted the actironiem—
born. The next concluvo is to be held in
Cleveland in lieptomber, lat-I).
Sequel of the Fatal I’rile Fight.
Sir. Lona, Sept. ill—As a result of the in-
guest over the body of young Thomas E.
acknon, killed in a prize tight at Daly’t
nlotm, Ed Aheurn, the mrviving principal,
was held without bail to answer to the charge
of mnrdiyr, while the referee, seconds and
timekeepers were held as accessorim
Banker Strauss Aul‘ns.
HIV Yonx, Sept. ill—Louis Strum
baker, 15 William street, has individually
aligned. Boisacnlorpartneroflmi
Strum & C0,, New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia. Theanntmtof his individual liar
hilitiai and anetacannotbestatad. Bis
counsel says he is worth 65am“).
Awarded 03,000 Damages.
mmplmfluyfihahamaged 17, a mill
operative at Olnoyville, has been awarded
03,0!” damages in a suit against John D.
thoayearagomdrivingalpirit-
ad mustang, which knocked her down, break-
ing several ribs and causing otherinjnrics.
Batter and Corp. Tanner.
nonnafiept. lD.-—At tin eighteenth re
union ot the First Kaine cavalry Gen.
Charles II. Smith wu elected president for
bonsaiugyur. At the banquetspsaohu
wllaniadobyueutenant Germ
Gen. B. F. Butler, Gen. Smith and other;
(in. Butler defended Corp. Tanner‘soour-
Thainrsarga Arrtwadhuni 1!th
Bmonrr. Sept. 19.-’l'lia United States
mot-war Km has arrived at the
Dry yard. The Km counts from
layuwhere she helped toproteotAmorl-
mdurlngthohtalaythncirllwar.
Aruba-sailor Ila. Antwan.
Paow’mxcz, Sept. Ill—1n the court of.
W W on Study mi. 4, ions.
She—if lslionld fall down into tbs wot.
would you go in after not
its—0t m. it wouldn‘t ho polite for
an to go Mn am.
All for the Boat.
“ls that check good for anything?” alkd a
mm, at he ted the paper at a (iris-
wold street the other day.
"No, sir,” was the prompt "ply: “did you
take It at its fac— value!"
"X“M. It"; fit m, and I only lam pa
than ton on it." ’
"Well, you are dons for. We know of no
tut'li WI“ horn."
"l‘m boat, uhf'
“You are."
“llouo with my i») or wide opanf"
05"ufi
“And deserve no sympathy l"
“Probably not.“
“Wool, it looks that way, and mehbo i do
mod it. lthouxht l was about as sharp
and cunning at any man in the state of Mich-
igan, but providence was waiting to make a
fool of me at the right tlnm. My bald isn't
half as big at it was an hour ago, and I don’t
mm to want to swear, chaw terbackur or
kill a poliirman. Kinder citrus, ain't it.
Gue- it'r for tho host, or will be after I walk
unison mum in get homo. When you sea
cmwhcd strawlwrrii-s think of yours truly.”
Tho iitri'iiglli iiihl stilt-lj.‘ «if acnmmunity
consist» Ill tlii- virtue and lliu'lllgfillt‘fi of its
youth, i-q-winliy of it-i young men—J.
Hum-s.
Tho-r4,- has lately lr'flu such it glut of her-
rinzs that the Bmtch tithing fitnacka am
leaving Anlgim far homo, herring being so
cheap and [ilvnllful that it does not pay to
catch tin-m.
The pres-tit estimate-ii population of the
United Stilton hi til.i|lll,illll. 'l'lia annual
growth by natural llllfrt‘flfifl and immigration
is placed at about in million. The estimated
foreign [ninilntion is not for below 141m,-
Ill)
it was lntoly hlfllfld by one of the heads of
deportmi'nta 0f the London and Xurtliweat»
cm Ilailw'ny company that that company io-
sm-s yearly titty tons of railway tickets. ‘
A Gothic government was established in
Cutile about all). lly the marriage of Far-
dinand of Arafion and lsabolla of Camila, in
it’ll, tho first stop toward the union of Ara'
gnu and ('nstiln was taken. Both kingdoms
became one iminarchy in Hi”).
II b rumored that the quail bar at last
yielded to her physician: and will take a long
sea trip, perhaps in lmiin. or [visibly to
Canada and the United Slows.
A Tl‘l'l‘lll tllfl‘llfih‘lllll about the height of
tram in tho form‘t of Vic-inn. brings from
the gnwnimcnt lmtanht the statement that
ho lxzm Slow!) «mu 5'5 foot high. Th» chief in—
spector of fumis nu-murrxl n fnllcn one that
was «Ni foot lung.
Arc menu: to pity and supply the poor,
though tlxcy bari- no relation to ml Kore-
latimi? That cannot be. The gospel styles
them all our brethren; nay. tin-y bnve a
nearer relation to int—our fellow members;
and both tlm from their relation :oour
Saviourhimsclf, who calls them his brethren.
~Sprnt.
The primate of all England has two chairs
amiderably over one thousand years old—
the choirof Augustine at Canterbury and
the chair in which he sits at lambeth, which
belonged to the abbot of Reculvcr in the
Seventh century.
Ila that will not permit his wealth to do
any good mother: while he to living, pro.
rents it from doing any good to himfielf whim
heisdad.andhyanegotisn tbatismcidal
and has a double edge, cuts himself off from
the truest pleasure hero and :the higher hnp~
plums hereafter.—-Colton.
Willard Manama} petcat of [lope Volley,
Conn, killed sixty-one chickens for him in
five days, making a good record of one
dozen slaughtered each day. Then Matteoou
killed the cat.
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Business Course,
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Gazette Building, Nurwnlli.
Day Session—Data. to! p. in. sndzto lid in.
Ironing Sodium—loud”, Wmileeday and Fit
day. 7.30 to woo.
Call and See Um.
Hillside, — Norwalk Conn.
hills. mums
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls and inn Lilies,
BE-ltl’lllh’s 001‘. 3d, ’89.
Mrs. M. E. Mead.
anoint
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M mu: Acton-n
AND SCHOOL OF
alumni in limiting,
Bl Atlantla It“ Ila-ford, Ct.
(and fa vanilla in: m.)
rum TAU . Wt-
Hh-u'w'mm": ',' all}
“r- n,
. + _‘
gill ;‘
'of tartar. strict! pure bicarbonate of
“and a i- portion of flour a s
alive, mlhln aha whatever. and
SUPERIOR
BIKINI} Willi
IIIE PIIIIESI' MB IESI
warranted entirey free from slum.
alumnus. phmpbalu. lime. and all the
ulultmnta fmqnenily found in baking
powders. The character of materials
ml, their purity. and the ninety of their
combination. '00“le Cleveland'a mrr‘al‘
baking dot-thermal healthful moat
m in M0. and it alwa afoul-
wholesome. nutritious. and ' .
It is recommended for ly. healthfiil—
sun and efficiency by moot nd
Slate chemists. chrinlsta cf Board. d
Health. and profusion in inatltutiona of
burning throughout the country.
Bold only in can. full weight.
Cur-urn Brion-u. Alan. N. Y.
0. & 0. TEA
no mm ’l‘u Em Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A HURT humor» BEVERAGE. Till‘ iii
I: fill um us my cthtr. Quality urn ‘3'.“
It in tho mount- I'll Aw. Lrir. pick-wt {ruin
the but plantations am: ...rzzni.~iv«‘. aim ‘:i~. .V
[aim and true frc m '.« ration! or rulnrz. -
mauir The pzwlngm 4v lmnniviiany 9. I
aml wimu-zml mil to s, M. it h “nun: n... -
mm-‘ni :7: too i‘ ."i tho l-rwer grades.
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Czar I. t....r:..‘...l .ca 4...: -
"an! (Dim-v. 37 Bur-57H] Slip, Ngu- 1m
|-'.,rw,' _ ' fr fw‘v-T‘L
I". II. l.t\\"l'fl.\ 81 . 0..
ll. L’Ililll Mill? Pl".
um. H. FEiiizls.
" vru‘nllJ‘min.
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Soul ll
I
A Talk With
Col. Farris. Mose. Glover, David Flatt.
s. K Stanley .‘l'n llcnry Seymour
and Others.
Below will b»! um n . ..ixp«'.- n.’ are inulmude w
lettennf cm: or w ”1' tum uml-«p it ~0v . oi
756 Broadway ~ -i h. ilfit'l} moire The pub
jiuned on: i ii. . in: w m- rr hum your iii: mil
ind Ielgbbnr— 5‘. E» ~ :. vl _e 'll‘lllt'l. ,uu tuna an
~1lkfnll will-iv ii i: . rim} -irai-.:liifurw.mlmn in
who would N'Ih'i. .0 h z: p r y 'o m: the in im,
Winn, has hurr- llnl‘l' f -r nihrrs can dun» for Tun
mt ii ll mix to Will. it endu- when the moment
recovery iii-9i ll yum u r, dour
(30!. C. NI. [- };Itttls my»: ‘ In 157.5 I was
taken rick with Dyan-pi a m l‘. .liii‘il'id‘iCt‘ of the w- m
descriuion, mini-m: my Weill! about e‘my pound.-
lmlered about now yz‘nr aminhalf. Everything
In done that IIIJllt‘I‘ rkill r-wm Mimi-t. Finally
account of dlwllu! durum! my case "Minimum“
nth”! gave im- the hem: tins of i'llllhh‘ 'l'hi-n I wai-
finally [nominal in my.» ll :wvvn‘ Blond Purim-r
All?! ilk”): 'v ii In ffi'i- .‘ru'r ind I “an- Hillel“
cum! and haw Firm n vi m "I!“ for over six ycanl. ‘
MRS. ll l'lfiltl' SEYMOUR. Mid to have had
a ranccr removed by Dr. Cummings. of New Yo”
city. Wu very ixw- reported Hwy todie say it?“
not IN? to win It alone; mm would not heal.
Discomy c Irrd LN siren who age and Illli been I
well woman since.
8. K fiTANLBY, i can: .ighiy years old. luv
m rufli'ril ll am only from a hard cough. Thi-
ditto" “lithe bad an "n cu on hip Inuit.“ amt
could not live lint-ins heird or the wonderlu
turns dvr r by “The Grant Blow d l’untlcr " 1 son
for I! at our» and ['flk n Illn'mly. My cough di-
ipnmind and am nov- i-i juy m: good health.
'l‘csi imoiiy of: denial-liable (Turi-
in Nor-walls, Conn.
Miss (tell. Starr. (now Mn. Charle-
Bennett). Grant St.. NI-lwali, Conn.
"Ml Kidneyimmw H-pcprm, impaired cirrn
lllll n of want can > .umirg; was an nervous that
die (mild mil e-r amp not not. Paid out over
'iflltl hundred dollar- to drum. and was not bl‘llt"
fitted or e cem's w- 11h; hen tli mined as: much bi
'tw pulsar: medicines as by the dis-cue for which
may «minim. Shem r: ”I did not expect ta.
i.vc huissnonilme. r lions win rent to me
by a friend I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor since. has not Iblll to walk without help
am now able and dowslk Ill about town several
times a ca . I am a new p9raon, and I would not
helm-kw I an (or ihounundaof dollala. I
considrr it ehe boat medicine ever olercd to tilt
public. llr. I'om t-ck.ol’ 52w York, told me hr
would not have bellowed i want have been cured il
no had not urn it done by Franklin llowco' Hedi-
eal Dircnvery " Cured tour em ago.
mm by A ll. llirY’l‘ HUN, Norwalk.
[3' We have aizonu- evocation. n1
ii
(SH
REQUIRES
III) (looms.
Double
Stren .
Ask Your (infill It.
ALLISON IROB..
lam-tannins.
monmoim. com
auglo ly
CANDIES
Of all kindt.
Blight! !
oomcoriaa. CANDY TOYS. and a full snort
mi of moments! candy.
MrsJohn Holland
“DD‘B'I ”WI.
mitt
TI! on
Bil lint] Critter! Bllill.
If ruins IVIIY 'l'lll
JOHl‘é H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
lam W'l‘ltlibt'. mU‘m nouwuls
A. is. Flflllllli-d.
JEWELER.
Ill-month, Waichou, Jewelry.
this Watch reunion snpnclalty.
u I‘aaliagtoa at. loath lorwalh.
A rum. mu; or __.
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
llt‘i’l’} lift». llaml ”ll Fllllflll.
Wire Mel-l "our Mats,
mumbling Iii-w. iii-st iimiii out.
w. c.0om'rARn
Il’rll BALI. Ill/WK
GO mo ‘
IIIIRLIHIRMAN’S
._ p“.—
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,l
FRUIT , (£30.,
30 b‘ Main Street.
air; hill Mariel.
>-— - 'llll Bm‘
4:. 1 _’ '9': 5—1» '1, — ‘.
~. 12.. BL ‘25
SIRVID 18 Till “351‘ IANNBR.
Ty-v. . . ii “we-- MEA'l‘5_ «mun on
n‘ll' A- 'N‘W : .i-; you w-‘i: :lml 'iu», x. a: m».
\larket.uwellal
"um 51‘ a! Kiwi
F. 191an .3 s
“ll"llJvu"~ Yx" (It i-
Wisiiiiini MARKET.
«ii The \i-liv.
0m- Qiimlii . - Hu- Bout.
deaf Veal. lamb, Motion. roman: wd Frail:
éomcii Beef. Smoked Tongue. llarna.
shoulilm, Summit-logos. lit-ink
forte. Bic.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washington §tr(‘i'i.
Billfl ills
28 llain St., 80. Norwnlk.
Meals Fish timers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, its
0! All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
B. 1. 3mm. tom E. 8. BUSTED.
Have You Heard it?
No, What is it i
Ilunt a». Zelnfl'li'ecp the
N icest Market in the City.
NORWMBSTERS
Delivered every Saturday aiming.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholesale and Retail.
llllallili, Lettuce. Billllll
hon Green: hum every morning.
Pure Tomatoe Cataup.
Imported Sardines.
An In mtinthuwkatllneyuum t
freah’gerymat II!
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Mr! Setunpflarmur‘
. To at our. ratabllth
In all parts. by
pilfll‘ car null."
and MI).
la
n- I- ”It“
I". 00 IIOI.
fin‘nrm-r... ,
DANIEL L’Illllllllllllllll. n... 4., a... ma... mu uh."
Regardless of Cost.
will all
I ' -or~ ’
“Illuminati-tout. Wish-loll
lhate the Eye 1
balloti’ illsck hallo" at 20c.
Turban, 25c. and title.
Olnusciill. lotmahlotoahowuoodsu
lo. a Water Itt-oot.
Non-walk.
Conn.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
”Ill AGENT“
lawn mall .llliflli.
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘ln and Shoot Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGE
AN!) 'I‘l N \\ A R ‘5
Ultimate: mm: for
~itonni and Hot Air “I‘llllllL'.
IUSIC HALL BLOCK
Wail Papers
A FIRE LIVE (J?
Ellis ll 25 ill. Dillll Bill.
Painting. Paper Hang-
ing. Calcimlntng and
Decorating.
DECK ER’S
Paint and Wall Paper . tore.
18 Nunhla’milreil,
SOUT ll NURW Alia.
The Old and Rename.
DAILY mum in.
Nurwalklliwinrl.
0n and after July 15. 1589, (until further notice)
-—THE PROPELLERS
.* :cu.
..
.».»
i - " V
Lily oi .‘(H'thlli & bugle.
Will make iii”) trip-g Sundays urn-pied. '0
freight between New link, Norwalk and ma‘
Vol-walk. Will leave Plural“)! of Beckm streel
New York. for Snuvh Nonnik. (Lilly at 10 3! a in
nine iii 51>th Nurwaik atafi‘l p m.) It: boat
lou-day,“'rdni-aday and Friday at 5 p in For
Norwaik. Mommy, Wednesday and Fvioay. b p in ,
Saturday at 10.80 a. in
Freight r mind from 7 a. in. to 5 p. Ill.
Returning. Boats heave South Nomlk. daily. 7
g. in. Norwsik. Tuned". Thoreau and Saturday
p. It
Might taken from and mired for all
point- on tho Dis-bury and Horwalh and
Shopang Railroads at Greatly Bedhead
Batu.
Upon plica'ion to agent:- the City of Nor-nail
and Rage will he sent for npucial lot.) of freigi
anywhere in how York or it.- Vicinity.
Wall nursing are forbid imprint: any oi the
employee‘uf the hoafa oi tide lineman-manila!
the owners thereof.
llOI'SA'l'llNlC RAILROAD.
llalt'BUllY & NOBWMJ DIVISION.
Corrected June 10th. 1889
Panel-gar Trains.
SOUTH.
L'. Norwalk. L1. St). Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
732mm 756mm. swan.
917 “ 821' “ "
1003 " In is " to so “
1250p ni. lmnm. immin.
‘ n a a ll . II
"I “ Ind 6m “ limit 6 46 “l‘x‘d
am It M ‘0 Eb 8 '8 II u
N? " " lott “ “ 1031 " “
mun :
sman
m p. In .
NORTH.
in. Wilson Point. Imam florwalk. Anni-walk
“finalized till-.ml'x'c finalized
‘ a bi Ia ‘ u at u ‘ ‘1 n
83 3 19,383 “ Igauu.
. in. is . It.
2 no “ Mind “:9: lured I is hired
tflpJn. ‘oli “ 517
ll 17 “ o a Pg,"-
715 “
to lo “ lined 1017 " llxcd to it Illa!
am".
9 do a. in I I) a. in
hm .ra
¥.cll.ilmw-oit Vic-igloo. and can u
. . Pun. an unintendeut.
A. W. Palm, (lanai W Aral.
IAIN LINE.
Ill
\
with the printing of.
Mrs_ W. pawcews’ anything that is need-
ed in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the
- U1 . I ,
Hill
may be in conformity
with first—class \VUl'k.
We ;
“ill! the Latest Styles
iro equipped
of Type and No .v and
Fast Presses, and are
enabled to execute
work in line. quickest
time possible.
it is our aim to al-
ways have the wow.
ready when promised,
and we pride bur-
selvos on this special
feature.
..... L. .l__ll_lll_._un_
A Trial flrder
JIIHHHIIL
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.
mHHH.”
Evening
Senfinel
JIIH‘HHIII
No. 13Railr0adPlace,
.. South Norwalk.
A branch office 01
THEEVENINGSENTINEL
Ian-w is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk,
Where orders for ad
vertisements or job
printing will receive
prompt mention.
Norwalk Chronicler