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GROWS. e Carpenter and Builder. Piece furnished and Minutes given Jobbi of all kind! promptly attended t' ugh Ann «reel n-m Iain " 0 v tu ‘lo-irl Vovvnllr" J D. JIIHINGS. . mm]. 3. Quintnni. Undertaker iii Elllllilllllm'. III-.1310 men? 3m. in run ormu no. 1 Knight 8t. Recidcmcc. 5 Kim'iii ”1.8m Vane-elk , clonn. I 8. KNAPP. Architect and Civil Engineer. Punt-lice Pine. ‘mum and ~uperluumii enee fcw thecnnetrwction ofevay deecrintion of buildinge TERI.‘ BEAMMABL .. Om—mlm'e Building Wuehingim: 8: , so. Worwulk P O Box??? SOUTH KOB'ALB SAVINGS BAN! 5) wuhing'ton Street. (:peu Dailyfroinilto l!a.rn.,audfroiu l infily nu onSaturdaycvcuingeftomttos H'lutacetellowed on Deposits. ALDIN MLIANS I’m.- .iouiv u. tennis Vice-Prom; .1081! E. KNAPP. See. and Tree operate. 1‘“! W .m nah deity «a» warm it] cumin. , «at! Pm of Raymond I noose reirrno. mm Warm-W ”3' w - . u- r union at Hone . ‘e ll'rl’, viable. iii-iii. strongmakang’g’wm beprompuyam d in igi illlil Llillll mill. Cal-1' aaderignedhuocpccedau Stable cor ”anon-ad ‘ on new our nitii. nacho-(bring. flour- htmail hes-v.0 ith a never-no. Prop Illinois and Headstone: P. W. EATER "III- . A. s. macaroni-s. JEWELER. stone'stepe. Coping. . , “In Bonnet". 'GE' BLOCKS. doc. duo. by c. l’. lEONAllD, is water Ounce. late ly mi... huh ‘ name-club ‘5 “Whom... 1“ l wwfl‘ » . «. W liars Fish imam, 1cm « FURNITURE STORE “and!“ Iii-unmet hath lee-oh Include!” van-eon when“. . m rwuimvni-n tacking ate-one out New willeult mount! ally WITH mulled-elem!!! FURN‘ITTURE hull illihllllllh Pllllll. Lillie lllllllllllilll in Select Fret DAVID STOW, 26, 28, 30. 32 80. Main Street, south \uru III“, - UI’ IH‘AIHN. FUllN TUBE! NEW h'l‘illll'}. N “V iiililm Having unwed to fun! done above the old and. lowerm- It In and not M ii 'lkb new Menace thinrpecinlli ednpu-d for Holiday Presents. Bambm Immune Eaeui-chvecne. Pa! c. i'haire Pimfieaia onsnde, Ito-Io ~n fact every hing you can think u! in do turnl ore lime ltverinodnnviic inc-ll mui . (it ill a bright new at ire. nuicuo whth twigiil new goode Gill. H. HillillNll, iii & 48 ii ilN Sit. Nllttll' iIJi. 01‘ OLD AN ll RELIABLE hall hllhsl Fillhll Lilli ~Tl)— South Norwalk AND Norwalk, Ct. TEE PRUPKLI.KR'4 \5» thus... I .3: ’9 if .. .. . ‘ ' ' 7, CITY OF NORWALKl EAGLE will lesve plcr a B It (Rectum meet), New Yon: iii 5 p ui , (Na'nrdav— at '2 p. m Weigh mivrd born 7 a. In. tn! ) Rctnm‘nn boati- leave Norwalk at 5 p. m . South Norwulk 6 mp. I. _ Might taken from and rmlvod for all poluta on the Daubnry and Norwaih and whopaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced Baton. than a lica'ion to ageote the Ci: of Norwalk ind "Inge will be sent for 9min: otco' laugh myth In Veer York or lip vicinity 5“" person: ere forbid trustink haunt the employer of rhe bmul of thin linoonauoum o' the nine-re ’ba-wnf Colin. he. Iv~ . ( , ._.. ;. l—e. DIBLSS'fil +7: _ ~ . 'O'lBOM 3HJ. NI 831.an 1838 3H1. RAzons "oral-tine. vent lettuce-cu Ill’lh‘ Mtffi, nil in noun. mime entrance sum -0 cur-. rocnar ‘ “Tahiti. “ .6. feel-n on. Pocket Knlfo in Town. Our goode are warranted all an; st, 8.. emu .......;- .. . , , «u w Hill’iilflllllillllillllilll‘fllll , rm f?“ ‘ a. shot Two People and 1' Committed Suicide. k 'lAlONIl Illlilfllill‘li Ill'llfll A low York Tragedy In 'hleh Jewell. treachery. love. Mill. letvibutlow and a levolvov Played a Pro-inane Wu. bead. One Dying. New You, Fob. l'l.~leaae Jacob. aged l5, that and killed lievuiau Royoeiuaky. of It Ridge etreet, about 5 o’clock Holiday morning, then ehot and perhaps totally needed Iioyoeiuky‘e wife. and dually ahot tin-ell dead. The tragedy wee there-alt of an old quarrel hetwoentheinon. It to raid that Jacob once emuggled '1.“ walk of die-ind» into thin country. and, becom- uig frightened, placed them in Boyoeineky'h anode for cafe keeping until ttehould heeafo todlepoeoot them; butwheoliaaehedfloyo- clunky for them the letter rofueedtoaccount for than. A Dianppeliitod Levonl'oo. it is nice acid that Jacob. who won a mac- ried man. made love to Royoeiueky'e niece until he wee forbidden to viiit the family tuy more. Dceplto theee ovate. however, Jacob end ltoyoeiuekyinet oocatlooally and had bunnie- transaction Early Sunday morning Jacob called at lloyoaineky'e room- in the tenement M Bldgoetnetand awoke Boyoeiueky. tel ling him to come out to the liable. an come one was trying to steal the her-which Royoeiueky need in lib buainc- It on azure-man Royoeinehy accompanied Jacob to the stable, which in in the roar oi Io. «Ridge etreet. Ila til-oi “wetland and Wife. When the men reached the etnble yard Jacob drew a revolver and shot ltoyonineky through the heart. lie then went back to No. 54 and chat kin Royonineky, who was hot coming out of the houac, having become anxious because her hueband had gone with Jacob, whom she dietrueted. The bullet penetrated her neck and lodged in her back. She ran down the street ecroeming, and did not fall until the reached the Dclnncey street police elation. Meanwhile her son, Otto. aged 18, had sprung out and pureued Jacob. who fled until he reached Broome etrcot, what he turned and aimed the revolver at Otto The lurdcrer'e lent Shot. The boy dodged behind a wagon, and Jacob seeing two policemen running up to arrest him, placed the revolver to hie own head, tired and fell dead in the gutter. Everybody Played fllm l‘aleo. On his person waa toned a long, rambling etatenient tn the elect that Royozineky nod everybody ciao with whom he had had any- thing to do since he came to thin country had checked and robbed him; that the lawyveu be had engaged to look aftor hie in- termhhadpiayodintothohnndeofhin anemia; that hie own wife had robbed him, cold him out end thrown him into the Itreet; that be war rick, destitute end deo- pcrale, and bed finally decided to take the law into his own hnnile. At the hospital it iauot yet known whether Ira Royonmhy can recover or not. Her wound is very serious, and she will probably die. The lawtelle Tragedy. Korma. N. 11, Feb. l'l.-—Thoueenda - . .‘ of people have visa " ited the locality where the dismem- b c r e d bod y o f Hiram A. Sawtellc was one a r t h ed. There w e r e n o etartling develop- ments during the day, but many minor ma tt a r e have been brought to light, vtrwngth- cuing the chain of evidence agaiuat t h e m u r do re d man'e b ro ther. The body was fully identified by In kwtello, the murdered man's wife. The What the murder wan committed in new mpehiro beupported by the elate- iueut made by John Willey, a logging team driver, who oays that he named a carriage. uppooedtocontain Iiiramaud Isaac,intha pine wood: between heroemd Rochceter, and a few miuuteo afterward heard three ehoto In quick ounce-ion. A number of 0th. people say that they heard the firing. The mingheadhnenotyotbecnfound. Isaac hwtelio null etruugly dati- hie guilt. MLum Killed for a lad Dollar. New You, lib. 1'l.-Jam- El litter, colored, waaatabbad and lull-d early Bun- daynioruing in the hallway of thobouo when he lived, 1,116'l'hlrd event. by Irw- rh litter, coined. The twollllerewevo not related. with William Inwr-ice. Janice lilier'o Win-law, about a had dollar thatha claimed to havegotfkcin Iawreneo. Law- rnm and James Killer were re A Builet'e Double Ileelea. m0" Penn—At altttlevillege ten, milee from here,‘l‘om Imamlmkeeper,whippedouthiapb tcland tired at Rollo Btophemthe ball through hhoeckaudlodging intho of Napoleon Buver, who felltotbe b _ abadcharactor,eudwae 55:; .1 iii; :5" rtiri & um had ballot which amount he paid. Alger-tot HR Willi Ill "0'9“"? Wendie Ialv Wei-clan VIII came 'I In the levee—Other Iowa. Wee-meme. lob. “nun. Iletr decor ticaal bill will ehecvh the meow-atta- llou during the latter part ot the week. andltecoaeideratleu my extend into the week following. leanlimo the cebndav will he diecuwed during the morning hour audot odd lutervele. in the eerly partot thawoakeoiuetluln will be devoted to the ccueideratiou of native buntneet and the Delilah extradition treaty. and panelth the Italian treaty will likely be dlepoeed of. The commune ou finance will take up all molten relating toollver coinage on Two day and poeeibly dlqioeo of them. The commitucou privilegee and election will glvcaooio attention to the lacuna oleo tion cane during theweek. but it will be motimebeloroodecieloulereacbed. There in every rvaeou to believe that the controverey over the eelection of a vile for the World'n fair will be eettlod no for an the home “concerned before another week hae paced Everything favors an early dimo- dtlcu of the matter. The election- committee have agreed not to ettoutpt to call up the Atkineoucl’eudlo toucaaeuntii the week following and the wnylaclear fur the fair bill. louday to, under the new rulee, auepeueion day in the bones. when bilie may be called up by com mittens and valued under a oueponolon oi the mice float of the committeee have-oi madepnparallou tor bringing bill- before thehouec in thin way. but it iaaafe tony that the entire day will be taken up in die- cu-ion and penning thoee billa that are ro ported. some debate will ensue on theI reeeiutlone of Itr. Candler and llr. Bitt providing tor discuiaiou and voting on the two Worhi‘a fair bills It. Candler‘a rule lution tote apart Tuesday and Wednesday for diecumon and Thursday for voting, while Mr. Hill provides only for one day at diecuuinn (Tuesday) with voting on the next day. A majority of members eceni to be in favor of having at least two daye din cumioii, end for thin reeaon Mr. Cendler'i prupoaitlon bee the hatter chance of being agreed to. ‘ ’ There in n [Millility of a deadlock on the queetion nt heme, and in the event of thia it cannot lie said with accuracy how the reel of the week may be consumed. Widsy it private bill tiny and naturally will probably be devoted, on Saturday was, to the eulogiai on deceased int-inborn The appropriation committee expccte to bare the pension up proprintion iiili ready to report to the home on Tuesday. 'I'Iio Modua \‘Ivendl. \t’liiiiiixunnx, Feb. ii—Secretury Blaine uiid fiir Julluu l‘auiicofolp, the British miti- intrr. conferred on the subject of the expire- tioii of the [undue nreniii permitting Amer icnn fishermen to enter Canadian waterii. II in understood that Secretary Blaine is in in haste to renew the agreement. By the time the tubing season begins in lay it it be licvml tlint n satisfactory settlement of the controversy will have been concluded. The secretory insists that rigorous measuresahall be taken to prevent a repetition of the out- rages perpetrated by Canadian vermin upon American fishermen. Until such n stipula- tion in secured from the English government there is no likelihood of a resumption oi the undue rivcntii. To Try the Voeuwine. “'Asiilsrirns. Feb. iii—Tho projectiles for the new trial of the Vesuvius have nrrived at Newport, to be filled with min cotton The nut-y department has decided theta full comp'iancn with the terms of the con- trad demands that each gun throw 200 pounds of actual cxplmiro one mile. The tent of last October wu made with that weight of land and sawdust. The ordering of explosive geiat‘ino from Glasgow wiuld conenme several months‘ ti ., and gun cot ton has been submitted. The final trial oi the Vesuvius will take place in a few weeks 'I‘rely After a 0500.000 Building. Wesmxorox, Feb. i7.—Tho Innate com- mittee on public buildings and ground lots had under consideration the bill increasing the epprOprietion for a building at Troy, N. Y., from 83001)“) to 3.111.000, but 13" waiting to beer from Senator Hiecock an tr. the necessity for the increase. The appro‘; Fiction for this building wee increased last year. and the committee isdieincllned ti enablish the precedent of a second in» crease. sue seilK m TWO Miuurzs. A Steamer Scuttlod by no Ohetructlow. Ono Paaacugor Drowned. horseman. Fin, Feb. iT.-—'i'he clean er Ionian, of the Jeckaonrille and laypurt line, run into an obstruction earlyintht morning necr Hunter’e Mill, unfit. Johu‘i rivw, and was nunk in two minutca One man wee drowned, and the other paw-eugsri and crew barely eecaped with their llvea Theron from leyport ie only two or three hours, and the pe-rngere were all lying asleep about the cabin, with their clothe- ou. About half-put 1 o‘clock the steamer liddouly crashed into some obstruction, .ppoaed to be a eunkcu lighter. Capt. Floyd given the following account of the director: “When the boatetruck we ruehcdmtbocabiugandcnlledto the pea esngorw to make for the lifeboat. The water ruhediueofaetthattheboatcould not bi reached,nnd woflnaily got on a life rafi andcutltlome. Thiewaeontheburrieaur deck, to which we had retreated Thu-t wereteupereounouthorattand mynelfand 3. Hood in thawater. I threw myariu m a click of wood.which aided Inalu keeping above the eurfece. Wealey Evan, a young colored pamenger. went down with thoboat and was drowned. We were not in the water very long, for the schooner tie-ow. Stencametousand took unallin. The Louiec was valued at Slim." A Wealthy cltlun Black-tailed. merino. lane. Fob l'f.-—A snore- ful attempt at blackmail, ot which Amalia]: Inyo.ewealthy citieeu, won the victim. hae loot come to light. Lent November Frank C. Algvrton, who prolceaed to be a “medium.” enticed Kayo to his room. and under the mango of recei‘v'iug maeeagi treatment Mayo was placed in a compromb lug attitude. Alger-huh confederate. George A. lance, broke in the door and. claiming to he a detective. put Mayo under errant. Income-1.. -tcevttletliomettertne and fleece hav- beeu arrested. A Deeper-ate ‘l'hlel’ Captured. ‘ hr "- l ‘ The Purcell Commieeiou'e Re- port Provee a Pacer. IBTWEBN SCYLLAAHID CHABIBDIS The amt-newt Con Neither Ito-ht- Paeelve on the one land, Ier line! the Parnellltoe on the Other-What lav-all Iayr—‘l’he O'Ihea (lane. Lethal, Feb. 1"."“0 government is placed in a peculiar dilemma by the tcccot clueive natured! the Parnell commie-lows report. Thereportaeitetaude roallycalh torwactiou, but to rcmalnpemtvewould hen dine-trope policy in view of the cum mam involved by the inquiry and thoeuormoualmportauce which had been placed upon the whole ethir. 'l'e ignae the report alter ouch a prodigioue fu- bet heenuiade over the ovente leading to in preparation. would throw a wet blanket on the government and give rice to endle- ridicule. ‘lho other llorn of the Dilemma. 0n the other hand. to group the 0th. homof the dilemma, interpret the report at ito worst audoxpel the Parnellileeagalaei Whom nominal findluge were made, would ne'p'uitato an appeal to the country. and thle lo eomething that the government in l va anxiou- to risk, in view of the art iii lo-of Tory etrength revealed in th bye elections There in conerquentlv ninety/curl oeny tosee how Lord Salisbury will act in the matter. What Parnell hayo. Hr. Parnell personally etill romaine ratb eruneommuiiicative about the report. The only thing approaching an expire-ion oi opinion from him no for ie the laconic reply in three worde to one of the members of T. l‘. O‘i'onnor‘n etafI, “It will do." Par nell line been steadily eluding people since the issue of the report. but connected to lay a few worvle to the writer today. “0f mum,“ eaid Pnrnell, “1 nm greatly pleaeed with the report. No great political movement was ever submitted to the judg‘ ment of three political opponents, an can ha been. and we here room to be proud of lie vindication. " “What do you think will be the eifect of tip fludinga given against you!“ wan naked. "They are not of the slighteut imporv tmico." enid Parnell. “Criminal conspiracy Ina mere legal phrnno and not it new phrnev “applied to odi- movement, for Judge Fits gcreld declared it criminal conspiracy year: up" The lhnlbwloll Monotroue. "You have noticed that there is no can damnation of The Times. Do you think thi judges were precluded by statute from Mr tering one!" ‘ “Not at all," he replied, with emphasis. "I think the omission iaperfectl y monstrous. It could only have been made so as not it influence The Times‘ action." “Do you atiil intend to demand an inquiry into the forgery conspirncy i” “Certainly," replied Parnell; “I had e motion drafted for the opening of perlia meat, and only deferred it because it might interfere with e queetiou of privilege. i ehall move it immediately.” Parnell intends to prune the government today to announce what action they pro pose to take on the report, and force them, if possible, into a proceeution. But the Tories are not inclined to provoke another director. The O'Shon Cave Forgotten. The O‘Shea cue line been forgotten. and Parnell's opponents have been no diacreditcd by the failure of nil attempts to ruin him that they incline to believe him lurincihle, One Irish member raid that the entire re port was such a man of errors of oil kindi that it will he the easiest thing to crunch thi citect of it with ridicule. The Emperor the Soldier'n Friend. Bkiimx, Feb. 17,—The Emperor William, in n letter of inatruction to the minister ol wer, direct: that every eoldier shall be treated in e worthy manner and according to hie legal right, because euch treatment forms the essential foundation for awaken- ing and thawing in him the pleneure oi curving. and the devotion to his profuiou. on well no love toward end confidence in bi otllcer; The emperor eevereiy condemn: the ill cage of eoldiere by oilicere, and di- rects that the general- lay qcciel reporh before him of any authentic cannot run nature. layer and Council-en Arreatod. Viuctwns, ind, Feb. t1.-All the city nucleic, oi the mayor, council- man. city attorney and street commimionor, inabeen arreetedatthe ineteneecf Ire Clarita J. Pauley, who had enjoined them from grading a street coat to her property. The injunction wan not ohoerved, and there fore Itayor Murphy, City Attorney Good lanaud other: were arrested for Indirect contempt of court. The fight that he led up to thin whole-lo arreot line been a epirit clone for two yearspaet. The Ohioand lhi-ippi Railroad company was perpetu- ally untrained tw'i‘i year: ago from ruining the track to correopcnd with the grade oi the etreot. end last Bomber Ira Pauley recovered damngee from the city in the eon-u for injury to her property from over Icwof water in theguttere. Thefihtic thocourtewiil be a bitter one. lI‘he dty attorney will enter euit against In Pauley for team demagen for false imprimninent The mayor will also act for .15,de for the mute roam Yale and Harvard's conference. lilw mm. Feb. rim-Walter Camp laid lent night that no decision wan reached at the conference of Yale and Harvard reprc eeutativee held in Springfield Saturday to consider the arrangement of thturo athletic ccntrete between the two collegee. The fit nation. he eaid,romniue precholyaobefon the conference. Inca-up did not eeyin eo many words that another conference would be held, but he plainly implied that another one win he etaclutoly uecesenry till! "1'. 5° W The Bontlle Victor long-econ. Sm Len Crrv, Feb lit—Judge Pow are, tender at the roe-t once-lei anti meme. ‘ TMAO '5 It Mum. lo folio Ilia congregation new to Int-o the laced-dc, '1'“. Moon", Fob. its-ll". Dr. Taiwan hie congregation yeetorday on the entry-ct of the new Tabernacle, and laid OMAN would he needed in addition to the meow now in the treaeury. "We pose." hoadded, “tarot-o it in thin way: I have become editor of The Christian Herald and next week I take that chair. The lret WM eubeorlptlono to that paper will he paid to the bee-urol- of the Brooklyn Taber- nacle, it obtained thin year, or on many of them an are obtained. and that in the way In will build the church." He, urged hie hearvntoeuhacribeaudtoinduccotbere to do so. and continued: "A: for myoelt, l euheerlho a year of eerv» lceo without any eatery. ldo not nropou to beg and implore and beeeech an miuleton generally do when building ohurchea I did that for the two provioue churchee we built in Brooklyn. and the anxictlee and worrlmenta nearly took my life. I cannot do it again. If the le went ion to preach in Brooklyn they will build the dumb. If they do not want me to preach in Brooklyn they won’t. Why build an or paiaive a church! Became nothing in too good for the Lord, and because it to to be an lmmcuee building, holding 7,000 people, 5.0!!) in the main auditorium. and a lecture room and udioiuing rooma, which will hold 2,0110 more, nrrnnged no no to he opened into the main nuditoriuiu.” A FATAL AFFRAY. .0..." Break Up a looting and lhoot Ono flan Dead. Jmtnsouvxum, ind, Feb. l?.-—A Ferm- ero’ alliance of three adjoining oountioe wae orgeuiied end an entertainment given lam night in the little town of Innington. Some of the touglie of the eurniuiiding country attended with the intention of breaking up the alliance, and they interrupted the speakers by letting windowe down with a emit. William Bolice flopped their [to- ceediugii. Sheridan Btoner and other: of the crowd went outside, but returned, Btoncr having put apietol in his overcoat pocket. The gong stood around stoucr with pistols in their hand-.nnd taunted Bollw,whoflnully broke a bench log all and struck Sinner, who retreated shooting. A wild panic ensued, ladiee fainted and asveralettempted tojump out of the win‘ down and over the bauintere. Bolton fell, allot through the heart, while Frank We of flaiude, wen shot through the elbow. Mrs. Bolico went into convulniono, end dur- ing the mnfiision Stoner escaped, utter knocking down George Shea, a prominent teacher, who interfered. The strongest thing is that he penned through Neill) in the morning and to acrowd of forty r. lated the all'eir, yet he was al- lowed to go on unmoleetcd. lie in still at large but u sherifl’e pose is after him Mrs. Bolles is to n critical condition Did the Movmone Do It? SALT LAKE t‘m‘, Feb. iii—A few dnye before Christmas the Utah coniininsion’e ofllce was entered by burglars and an un- successful attempt mode to steal the books and peporil. The Utah commission in the body having charge of all election mutton in this territory, end keeps nil the records pertaining to elections. it won generally euppoced that the Mormons were at the bottom of the ettemptcd burglery, for they were desirous about that. time of procuring the registration books if willie. Friday the Mormons began their cuiteet in the Third district court to compel the Utah commission to lane to their candidatco for the city council from the Third and Fourth precincts of this city certiiioam of election. Thor here the majority of votce in this pro- cincl, and it the court decides that product vote: count for councilman instead of the general vote of the city, the Mormons would have six out of fifteen councilman. The one wei set for today for a hearing, but the opinion prevails that the old law is ttill in force and that the precinct vote will not count. Friday night another etiempt m mode to steel the records, but as the im- poricni papers are all in the safe deposit vault of the Union Notional bank, nothing of comequencc wan obtained. The burg- lnrn, however, stole the gold watch of Gen. lcClernnnd and I13). To Wall 3,000 like. Ween“; Ind, Feb 17.--Au agreement for a uoteble pcdutrian match was drawn in thiecity, the parties thereto being J. S. Harrimnn. of Benton, and J. W. McDonald, of New York. According to the tune Hat-rim propon- tc starttrom any city in Indiana which he naychoooe, walk to Ban Francisco and return. a enilcient dio- tanco to mull.” milee,the trip tobe compldted within eixty-Ive dayo. Kc loot timoonnccouut of Iicknees or accidentto bedeductcil Onhieability toperformthe feat Harriman has laid awager of CAM with Ir. McDonald, and Chill) forfeit hae- been deposited byeach of the men with C. A. Bucket-if, of Iiiwenkcc. Thong-rue- muit epeciiice that Barrimnn mint start within ten daye from April 15, accompa- niedby twoguerdaeeieetcdby himselfand IcDuuaid. Ho expec- to use the public highway: where practicable on the trip. but through the mountains will take to the railroede. Indiana gin by Wholesale. Riemann, Minn, Feb. 11-Hour!“ from Hillel“ lake, in advance of the vhitiug ccnnheionheaded by Dr. Howea‘are of a veryalnr-ing character as to datitutlon and diecaee. The latter was largely the grip; but hen been, it in said, singularly fatanuitecqualtoan epidemic of email- pox. In some cnneo whole encampment: have been down and not enough well Indium tofeodthceick,cvuiiftheyhadfood, whtehtheyhavonot Theheadchiefowere expecting aid from the government in re» upon-o to telegrams cent to Waehington but none had yet come. Au eetimete pieces the deaths at forty or llfty. lo Entertain-elite. lay- tlio Mlnieter. Karena, N. J., Feb. l7.—Itov. J. 0. Banner, Jr., peator of the Wiekliife Prue . l ill will anionic Bill I} ”Bflflli b you. iii SPECIALTIES: Our Burch Kid [adiee' .2 00 Shore are the ilneet ever oflered in South Norwelk. Ledice' French Kid Hand Bowed, Lodieo' French turned and w Till llllilliiiil. lo offcrine great bargain! In all kinda of Chicken, Glass, ill and Klein Willi \iureJorlcrelluiu New York coat, to make room (or it rir purchases. We are Mkuowkdged held __- ST qunrlere for all in e of ‘ Plllll SHGES GLOVEEgOLSM’S * , \. elio at prices that A full line oi Indie-3 Children’n end Men’e Shoes that will pay all to examine. CLOVER & OLSEN, headers in the Boot and Shoe Trude. I Fanny lull fl iii Pr llli .. The' Universal Store North Main St, South Norwalk. E. c. 553R I051, “m-nu—ih- PILLSBURY’S BEST \' BEST S “‘71 fig; Is THE BEST! gig? And \Vill @ntinue to be the Best. 8 figs; There will he no change in tho Managi- f3§§$ Q ment of these World-Renowned kills. @ 'BEST n i gggh PI LLSBU RY 3 BEST Iglég¥ WILL BE THE BEST UNDER ill. ClBCUIS'l’lllCES. BEST, OTHE BRANDS “gf‘fommmfi'; BESVI USIFORMITY ND RELIABILITY PKLLSBUIIY'S 3mm be kept BEST 3:213:59? neithcehccuforthopuettwcutyycu'n. Withoutgoodhned . Egg?” MARRIAGE IS A FAILURE. BES¥ 9.2191 fiiEl‘iE‘ll’ £55“; ‘iofi'fogfio: B 8 www- .0 “Mm“. mum . BEST 3mm: c.2229”... it... .. ll: 2...... .. :2er Egg; 4r unus— 4.”. : I038 BES’I: 35.5.2“: BREAD EES%, minor“. rife- ST? 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