menwhoso ‘ rsloohostboughtheybadbeenntndefor
he isn’t altogether to blame for it. The promoter no on he spent
. ”doom. Theehanwssrethathooouldn’t‘toll
knowslstbatthero is smoothing wrong. It’ll all
, ‘ l. « ,
. > have purchased
. y what’s thornntter with them-all he
"luv oltm““’”m“ '
A Wu “at ”Inn's “poser I.
Int teach. Our tow luster.
m Y0“. All?“ Inc-The Carina-t
retail-atone“! Westwa-
turn
can; 5 Brooks from About in:
Robertson Conspiracy. ‘
‘ tutti.“
W the Imps-lacuna» at
O'Brien—navttt’n BlaekIyo.
‘I ' ' ‘Aprllt—J’helrishhmusstyas
. n v amestingin Plants park
tgprotast against the continued
mtolIrishandIrlabAnrsrlcen
' About 2,010 personr
andHrJ’arnell was oncolthe
; MnPat-nellaceuscdtholribsrab
.m making political prisoners,
WilleTor-iesreleased thorn. ltrnight
mos-ink MM 30‘1" WI!“
otters convicted of political crimes during
thstsnnrnoltheiiberals would ballber-
litre bytho Conservatim Mr. one
mandala“ in Miami!
‘ opinhnaoi dynamiters inAmericaar
gm tiny would accept the home
4 1 more he had even receivedthest
m or Bawarden. Why, therelore,
hadhs not released these prisoners, who
p.
lound thsthevoted luv the present
nese restriction law, and spoke in favor or
the measure while itwaa pending in the
United States senate, a series ol meeting
took placcandaeoarallttoeol ssletywar
appointed to take the matter in hand
The result was , that a protest against
mo nil-l lyneh Ill-l"
" AVoioe—Why did not you make their
sins- condition of accepting theLih
V, 5 mndyiteehere raised a cry, “Kill
hill! lynch him!”
a Mr. Parnell stood unmoved. and replied'
without a quiver, “The Irish party has .
new: made conditions. and the prisoners
would rather rot than that it should."
" meeting passed resolutions calling
ellrilhrneu at home and abroad towork
“hornet-heroines“ the prboners, and
.handetl their speedy and unconditional
‘ liberation.
. Nepatition will. itisnuderstood. be pro
W contesting the Sligo seal.
fight they received a cable dispatch in
lorming them that the emperor's council
had decided not to receive Minister Blair
in his oilicinl capacity. The alleged cable
gram briefly announced that Blairwaanol
persona grate, wh h is the diplomatir
t he is not acceptahlt
tothe imperial council. and presumably
unacceptable to the cmpertir h imsell.
phrase indicating t
it IS G. A. R. DAV.
Doe-tru- In Us. Only Pal-ted Bod ht
White and Blue Also»
DECATI‘B, 1115., April 6.———The townir
painted red. white and blue with decor:
tions to welcome the 4,000 delegates our
thousands oi visitors to the encampment
oi the Grand Anny oi the‘Repnblic, whiel
began today. the silver anniversary ol tlu
organisation oi the order.
General \‘ezlzey,
m In. ol Kerr Tipperary.
Damn, Aprile~lt is stated that Smith
Barry has notified his Tipperary agent,
fir. Townsend. to makeliberal terms with
th talents returning to their {arms
W have been gradually coming back
‘he the past lonr months,butthe large
Whavnheld out until now. when they
alabaeomplete surrender and practical
hmthemselveaon the generosity oi
"’ W This istheendol New
Moran“, to which many thousand-z ol
- Miran been sent by the Irish Xa-
league and its supporters in Arm,
and America One reason lor the
ol the tenants at this time is
i ', thdr anxiety to take advantage at the
‘Iriltlnrd bill, which comes up th'u week,
' Indwillhccomea law virtually without
.' tion, except on the part of Mr.
chore and a few other English radi~
uh. Should the tenants not be in pos
moitheiriarmsthey couldnot oi
minke advantage of the bill It is
“Ninth lacwlns in parliament is-
» vorthe measure.
Glad Davltt Was Roland.
IMDOS, April d—The reins-l ol the
t to accept Michael Davitt at
tative on the labor commie
don-is morally approved by both parties
in w The London trades unionists
" doaot conceal their aatislaction, and their
leader, Tom Mann, who proposes himscll
(to healsbor paper,beaidto hegratt
“ n the repudiation oi Davin, whorn
Inn and his lellow unionists claim to
. mesa lordgner, with no’right to in-
‘ in the labor interests of Great
it is stated that no sooner was
’s name mentioned than urgent pro
the Hon. W. ll. Smith.
. let iron Conservatives alone,bnt lrom W
‘ oi every rank, claiming that s
.m- convietodlot connection with llm
‘ proper person to sit on a
. royal tuition. dealing with the most
Wt ‘ ol the empire.
lore Inc “in for Chin.
April h-Gsrrnany has entered
German squadron in Chinese
. to proceed» Chili. This is due
Welt-om Hamburg merchants to PW
them that German exports lrom
_M are coming owing to Genusn veaels
rotated.
mmmander—in-chiei
Commander Distin, Mrs. John A. Logan
General Lew Wallace, exoGoveruor Ogles
by and Governori'iler and stnh’
the notablu in attendance.
Cleveland's ill: Baltic Today.
Ctrtt'latrtsll..tprii on'l'bc hottest politic
al bottle ewr iougitt in this city. not eve!
excepting the local part oi a presidentia‘
contest. is taking place today. The rntruic
ipal reform law recently passed sbol'lshel
the whole oi the city government. includ
ing the council ol lorty members, thewntet
works, fire, police and twelve other hearth
and all the city oilcials except mayor;
treasurer. police judge and police clerk,
and all oi these will also be elected today.
The law makes the mayor the responsiblr
bead oi the whole government. and the ex
tensivo patronage oi the city, including
1,500 positions oi less or greater value. will
be virtually st hisdispoeai. 0n alull vote
the city in extremely close. 0n the result
the election oi two senators and six repro
sentntives and the control ol the genera‘
assembly to be elected this tall and which
will choose John Sherman‘s successor h
likely to depend.
More cl Casah'a Story.
(‘aesie says Cohen bade her practice
writing the name oi Helen Robertson ll
that when. she came to sign doctrmenu
and affidavits she would do so readily. "1
also suggested that she buy a brooch and
have inscribed upon the back oi it, "From
boring to Helen." She was also told that
owing to the inquisitireness oi the do
«ascribe had been nicknamed "The Quest
Canola was told that Evans.
Cboate 8: Human was so respectable a
firm she would have to be represented by a
man oi well known prolity and respect»
bility. She was then introduced to Lawyer
Baker at. the widow and his client.
lty a Verbal Contract.
Baler, Cohen. Durham and Castle met
by appointment at the Grand Union hotel
and hold a long consultation. Later the
papers were drawn up in which Cassie
swore that she had been married to Rob
ertson by a civil contract. Mr. Baker then
presented her claim
and Ambient District Attorney Weekl-
believe that link" acted in gun! inith and
actually thought the girl was Mrs. Robert-
son in her atlldavlt (‘laasie swore she had
first met Robertson at the St. Denis hotel
In company with a Mr. Bell. She said he
lreouently visited her at her rooms I) East
Ninth street. and that ior three month
they dined trequently topthrr at the lit.
Cassie also said in her afldavit that she
married Robertson by a verbal contract in
hisy, 1887. and bore his' name.
Tried the amt Stricken Widow Role.
At loo Gold street. Brooklyn. oh no
known, she swore. as Mrs. Robertson. but
opeetov Byrnes' men lonnd out that lot
Gold street is a church. Alter making the
affidavits Cassie returned to Philadelphia
and lived underthe name oi (Zn-elem
at Lam Walnut street.
name ol her lather. Dasha: went to
Philadelphia with Cassie and remained
A Big luau at lawn“.
mu... Mare, April e—Tbc Bdrm:
block. owned by the Wiman heirs, oi Bel
timore, wanburned Sunday alternoon. C.
J. Maynard & ('0.
Church 8: Son, 85,01). Other losses swell
the aggregate to about 350101. The lire
l to the Masonic temple adjoining.
and this with its contents was badly dam:
aged. l”. A Mitchell & Co. who were in
eater! on the that floor. lost theirentirs
stock or shoes valued at some The pub
lic library, with «.000 volumes. located on
the second doorman badly
in an insurance on thellhraryolmflll
in the Masons‘qnartcrs, fitted up atan
expense ol mono, the damage was prin
cipally by water. About an Knights Tem-
regrsllas, worth about mono, were
insptxtor Byron
lose tensor. II. C.
J ‘ poured upon
small lo- by water. The building war
damagedhbout mm
They lied Chicago ”5.000.
Clicsoo. April d—M. J. Kurts was an
rested Saturday by Captain Scheuttler. oi
the Shellield avenue statlon. Mr. linrts it
Whthe
A weekortwos'o. whentlw story at the
lrandulent claim came out. the couple
store became alarmed. Cohen. as claimed.
went to Philadelphia and wanted Cassie
to make stildavlt that while she was Cede
Brooks-bower nettle bognswldowasd
claimant. She Mundtodosomnd do
claret! hersell tired of playing the role ol a
respectable and grist stricken widow.
flow the Amado were Inlet
A week ago Against Distrlet Attorney
Weeks called on inspector hymn for aid
in investigating the coupiracy. Karla at
local guilty men we» located. and
signal all were
doing busineasat st and” ilcarbornatreat.
Three of his agents, Charles I. lleller, Rn
dolph block and la: Ellesmere errata
tow dro- aso tor In.
Haltstrom. oi I.“ Lake avenue. out at
Ill. 0n Saturday Kurt: was taken in
WIDE-rs. Gathered at law-
"Canadian-wanna.
healdtehesawlllhy tobrln.
wustthhdmuotheiau
'Mlellurvstn Italy eontlnueand
‘ hes a crisis Money
at setting up a lottery. Mrs. Halt
strum lsonly oueol hundreds. the potter
say, who have been swindled by linrtaand
.... mm..." “ we“ ..... m ..,......
y concern hm:
unload Chicago people to the extent at at
save.
'tlraeloyaarsallthethaatrw
Mel 3.3..wereelossdon Sunday
“0de tho agitation
thothrmato have
3)va reenter the
mm.mm
.. hadlthy '
aesmtolrsllglouslna
“liberated.
Anarchist filers talent.
“a.-- —r m. -
edy. A state
3"“ nowmmorwrusmrrnl "3er
I" u-yormmaulul- unru- ”‘0“‘WW
la Ch Dead lulu-ultra ‘Wflaw. but
“I “It... Wmm'fl‘" “MW J‘WILM
hhe Know to the Metrics Attorney. b not «
. on
New Your, April d—Jor some tinsel.- moy hp. not
specter Byrnes [ran been endeavoring tr
metatthe bottom at theallegedconspirscy,
concocted several months ago, to obtain
monotone date at the batchelor “nuke scent-trot
millionaire. [airing Robertson. who died.
attire llotelfichorgsonOrt. to“ W
- The inspector haslnally bagged five, the
. whole numbsrol the persons party tothr‘ Mll-
alleged plot. 'l'heirnamesarnCassiellelen
Brooks. Byron W. Cohen, a lawyer ol thir
city: Jams Dachau, oi Stamlord, Conn..
Edward L. sir-emu and Mrs. West.
Daka- Plannad the Scheme.
The conspiracy w'as patched to Stan-
iord, in which plaeeall oi the implicatedl
- parties originally lived. The scheme. it it
charged, originated with Dasham. who
shortly alter Robertson's death asked
Stodwell to seems a woman to imperson-
ate Robertson’s widow; Studwell pro
cured Urn Watt, and took her to Cohen's
oificetonakathe ncoeesnry amdavits. it
was decided by Daskam next day, however,
that Mrs. West was old and unattractive
and Cassie Brooks, who better answered
the requirements. was snintituted lor her.
‘Cnhen Coached M.
Cohen liked her appearance and instruct
cdherinherrolo. She wn thereafter ts
call hersell Helen Robertson. and was inr
ribbed with a photograph oi Robertson
and driller! into recital oi Mfltlemon’t
Union then
took Mint Brooks More flax wees, a
notary. and obtained ”Wham
devils alleging thatahe was Wealth
widow, having lived with “I.” wilt
at various plum meuioned. Monti)
she petitioner! for burrs 01mm“:
on Robertson's estate, and “D ”Ian hr
Dasknrn to Philadelphia ton-opiu- out
at the way of Evans, tfhoate & Beaman.
wnnsel lor Robertson's heirs.
Then Casein “Sq-caled."
Receiving no money iron: the connpie
atom and becoming alarmed at theincrsas
ing complications. Mi- Brooks sought the
advice oialriend. upon which she cont
munirntcd the dctnila oi the plot to Die
trict Attorney Nico“, resulting in the or
rest oi the plotters, who will benrrnigned
reaches Rome
Blaine.
his neck and
would
amwdwhhawamnuarrsstsd
bistro-e lasts-lord. Dan WIN.“ MFMK
tune-men tour
‘ no- so” “an...
mu. IT st in roll rev!
mmmmm ”led III-
rusovoa- aw Italy.
Wmdprilam
lskaepingascrethhlatsst ‘
wltatbc Ila-unis Ill Radial. the Iran-s
miter-earthethellswmw‘“
Davidm Stow,
,.
P. .w.»
”FFURJNITU RE no nonviolent; I . ,
mom. o... Dibble ll comslock’s;
u».-
been BAMMINS.
iterative-corn
lsay run. .I
(iWMtw-fls em. (to.— ”
‘WWW m M iv Van‘eltbennrstietfnniopnrrl'aul‘rbal
, or oil Im. “Mm Wiré‘lghizyhhhnll‘wriw In nnmlt'm~
. r W. I
"m” “mmfl” ‘ d «nontrivial?
W
8
kg twdvaeh d! whom m
tats bar’s sass. Everything one
m The sent to math:
rtrikcthlnktbus will he ”are“
. drr. Mideaistohave In, swollen
Nosed in ." Giuseppe Bevivlno and to. W
eenanillali. Thelasttwoescopsdtoltaly
with 812.0!) belonging toContractorle
Fad-lea. ltrnaybc that ill. Blaine h-
memioned the money as an oflsst tothr
present Italian indemnity claim. A in
mood lor the sumndcrol Bovivino and
Villali haveitlrer been madeiu Mutilated.
latest communication to ltaly’s premier,"
it will be very soon alter the W
Ergo Farm Creamery
mitmrm'l... BUTTER,
Says Bevlvlno ls Don-I.
Wrursnsnlts, Pa, April 6.-—lt prod
nent Italian merchant at this city said to
are-porter that Bovivino. one 0! the nu
derers‘ol Paymstu McClure. was dead
In prool of this statement he showed a
letter announcing that Beviv’mo had died
in prison while serving a twenty years?
sentence. Valllls, the other murderer, is
still alive and believed to be lit liberty.
The general beliel here is that his estr-
Momm.swne~mwm
ova. ex-secrstary ol the ifvlkel'lflbar Wort
ersolrtmer‘rm, in mmmtmm
randomness birch-mam mm”
it. C. i'r‘lol‘t. svvylr. "ll. (3‘. Imam
meiovwlmthe in Mwaflmwm
lul brinehomln withotrtmvtmww
or i have misery nonhuman“
ldouot pmpmetownvtestweimnmew
lngthe {.th MWWW.W,
,Mhlflowm. ISM u I u -
”cm, , Optician alls Illleumallc Cure
mm B: Illlll’s,
”Mild.“
to M asp-1;. ., .
n .iilkarh when ‘1'»! ml; I'limve been trmlrlbl‘ad
. on n my - a a current-on inn my
" " ‘ | . 3‘ I'LI limbo"! bragged Ilmnsrllct'ery‘ihlnt{II not“!!!
. ' W‘,Ul any vnu rant. .yuie
M W “‘6 "I" Manuel; heard or "limo" Rheumatic Rem-
rimun
(Div
lllIll‘. mans.
”1'0“" IlnlJ. M]! 1;. Marie
willrrytmlnvnvvlgr himlmaohiosellm
stitntoni nod presumed huwemallie per-t
Hammered; there: an m is
many localitioo in warriors-r molar as
natural to mlvise their fellow wow
but from want of better new mi
worry “I idem misc very monopole:
This. however, vines not finality
any man (who happen whoriuhyirs so
“chunk-rulers» la a wholesale mvm
churning them all at Miller”, hawk-ave clot
dition will be handed by Secretary
t low not Eton ihtrfimt 53.63;!» mil in
intact in; rm win ml.- or
(or run you r! on”.
;W-lw. mrr my m
tier-any Wants to Stop Emigration.
Bronx. April n—lt is stalled that the
German government has sent inwtnlotioua
to its minister to ascertain what, i! any,
guarantee oi protection the Ann-rimn gov-
ernment. gives to German subject-r resident
in the United States. The pn-scnt court-o
vet's! between America and ltnly is viewed I” "‘ 4’ “'" ‘ ’7" “A" W“ 7'" ”‘2 fi‘ 2‘"
‘flvw' w. as“: worn.“ raw 0-2" :u «2-: my “"4! we arr mnil uiarly. In '5». ;. u supply at it nil
thrmflv‘v' . , . W in the "trailer oi rum-mono." R‘s urti—
: _. ow: if, lrtrhjj‘fi Mariam-4 lull} )Mlir. ms. w. ll. Lillil).
$5704“! 10 iii“ 91.: lanes
6w El: W "' '5‘ Wok“, ‘ val fitt/d’l‘alt,
with no little satislnctiorr at Berlin. m1
the wont ptfir‘olilifi lorrn given to it by the
German press generally. The motive b
not so much unlriendlinens lo the United
States as to put a stop to German embers
tion. which is already making: itself as»
verely iclt in the lack of laborers for agri-
culture. The Conservative party nud‘the
large land holders generally are in invnrol
prohibiting emigration for all orcrpr. Jew»,
asisdnne in Rania. The government in
not prepared to go this far. but none the
less appreciates the effect oi the drain
upon the industries oi Germany. The inn
pmtion "n; therelore sought to be «rented
that Amt-rim is a lawless country. and
that went-s like the New Orleans manner.
are ol ordinary recurrence.
“My advocacy. by influence. precept no '
ample, by compo Mm banslrvayr‘
been. in now and ninvrsye will be Mills“ 2
not bullets: intelligent. lbw whirling no .
thin, nor doth-m: out bowler-r smashes j
property. law or pertain. ii
”The ill-«t rhlnglrhll tspoo W at
the killing mat to hurry to the color It?
glam atllll permmolly appeal cosh-r minivan »
thousands of vellum
pleaml to my. rl-«perr me. I M not;
them mill. mwmml with them its shalom 5
rated out“ of mull. .m-l l tom is carillon
mowt cirtrtpumn-C to polar with am as ‘
know mi. law.
Mr. Wuclmes incorporate» in In» teem .
several stimulant» in. want my éw-ml »
F’m of one of! them full :
lows: ".l’ztlun l“tluln'l stall; 'I W M»
agreement at Willow, harmonica. liar; '_
land. tot'ume in! .tmnrica on world-3c rho ll 3
(7. Nick ("clu- company. wmw [tonal _.
mrwollnlhm pv-r only. my who Moot ‘
in their agreement that therewnonoatrllie ‘
in the f‘onm-llsviile region nor wan client '
any anticipated on my leer-Writ as: knob ;
dale. so my Ntt'pl'iart. the whole new» wave
on strike. This may in site motion at Jars
A Wand-viral Solos Display.
Wrrenwo, In. April d~.\ wonderful
display oi solar halos was witnessed here
Saturday afternoon. About 4 o'clock a
circle oi white light, in the plane oi which
was the sun. appeared. encircling the heav-
ens parallel with the horizon.
points which. with the sun. divided thin
circle into three could parts, were two
other representations oi suns. except that
they hull no brilliancy. Another circle
surrounded the sun and extended nearly
to the zenith The portion oi this circle
which was nrarest the with wits ls brill-
iant rainbow. and at its highest point a
reverse circle. also displaying the prinnratir
colon. joined it. Inside this circle was an.
other which was oi a fainter light. Brill-
iant bun dnpwere also visible on either
sideolthesnn. The display lutedlsbont
an hour. The sky wu clear at the time.
but the temperature became nothmbly
cooler during the celestial display, and the
mercury registered thirty degrees above.
Jack IeAaltle's .Irothev has.
Cult-aw. April lt—Thonras lchulifl’c. a
local pugillst, and ”Kid" Brady. 0! Do
troit, were shot by James Minnlcb. asst»
man, in (.‘larh's resort at till Marlin.
“reel. Since Thursday McAulifle end
Brody have lrsquently been in company
with litunich'r allelic-l wile.
hear-d olthisand toldasvcral personnthot
he would shoot the run on sight. M lin-
nich and the woman were leaving Clark's
place )chul‘ttie and Brady entered. lb
nicll immediately drew a rovoiversadahot
lichnlllc in the kw. the bullet lodging in
cousin a actions would; so
other bullet street blur in the leg. My
attempted totaho the revolver trons lifter
niehandwaeahot la the log. Minnlehw-
arrested. Medellin Is a brothsrol Jae!
McAnllle. the well known Minnow
Referring to mtm helm WM log: .
to Work Sir. Woo-horn mmebelell‘mvlnn
by Willie» Ksmsuhuvg
"Wfililmt Mullah, WWW“ the
R. l‘. Erich. company, came to who:
ontltoztth o Streets and Marion;
to remit the following morning. I m .3
to work owner the resale , "
company. He still int-bread. and when I
again aluminum-u towel!“
the house null l have moved."
"scam W» A ”cram.
a float Dove” .tla' m M
Jenner (:rrr. April 0: — Mme! I'. lad
lime. colorant. who. it: itr will. MW
both miter null punitive. mill-ll lb
wife in is novel: mu onion-true sweaty
boar Sunday more: ’Nlts who!
recently lift line on new at uranium
wmlerotbsm'sm. i
emulate” the mmlhlthebrr .
fumthmtt hep! mmwmtk,
MlletJmIflhats Ir WWI”
m‘nluril "mam
they W Ir. Wan-um
Assent PAM. 3.1., Apvll swim
nation meeting which was imply st
ed by Republican— horn Spring Labs.
Maaaaqnanand othortownsln tblsvlsl'b
ity. wu laid at almost: worthy
night lor t porce- uncaring?”
master General W
revoking the appotstraent oi uncut: I.
at Spring use.
at
stores! hm. Inhaled new.
I. Welt,“- tyyewvlmo Instance
Internally. and
met" alumna 'lINlNENT
a spring medicine. it
impurities. and create.»
an - a itc. thus tor-reusing omit strength
I“ ll (1th the akin 0i that yellow
‘ Wm sh int: a healthy (’slmpllrxion.
It. Joseph Sullivan. proprietor oi the Mo»
how lurid clar' store. will tell '1 u with!
F “flaw: W” l. he thinks of "Van's" Rheumatic (‘01:;
“we was“ '1'. Sultwau. Ohio. January 2. Mi.
’ aw llr. James Van Cello.
«sires. furor timwwhnt friends. I turn: innit.
lull); alter! rt wording to direction». and l mm
say it has done
is as well as Min. and the trombone; completely
our law my iiurlra. Ttwrrlore i add my tea-
to the runny you hau- no doubt rc-
. and I would «focally entrust all ml—
(HIE-“1,70!!! any rirruulatll- trouble to try your
modulo-er slalom delay. Yr!" l.
’ . \t )1. ll. POST.
Ba. 96 Main amt. Xurwzrlk. Ullm.
Have you a «min that hm innit-ll every
human rem y": T
t ”your“? mow. ”Mona, bl “v i I
all 3' Bull lure.
B. F. Stevens, gh
luvra‘umv. X. .L Fell-lion 4. Mil.
”I. Jan Ii. Van Sm.
im in morally] hall u-rm‘mn to («SI the
tails-«rt )nlzl'i'rrtsgir Hire in? rroup. To my
(hat “rpm-e and delight. it govt-my child in-
$500 Reward- margins. smell“ l tun-um umwll.
and flt't’il El tip my I'lilidn’lt on (Il'narillll re-
, quantum ulnar» haw found the «arm: rv-
et.» menu-i 5W halt Nip, lira/prompt relivl amt n r-prul) I urn.
who; IA’ “I in”? “1' fin.» not ourncrlvo l heartily endorse your
to» Fromm" errands“? l' trawl) Moi “uni-i rv-v-lrnrm-ud nil.
rreru- the teeth. to ::rrvr~t
Irrrutil. arm to rmtnru ell»
lie-no: . to
orange; {can 'ur is healthy curl-ii-
0:le aru
film. we:
“Van’s” Dentifrice.
“or ammo pmnmtkvm for oral- by druggi-h.
‘ .
a
My bot-k tit-day
inwrvll' } "lire.
u soon llain 81.. slum mall 1"
3" “laconic Building; Norwali. '
War——
an
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VERMONT
Seedl’otatoes
“7,—-
wmll sun,
BEAUTY ul'nlllllou.
Ellill HOSE.
nibble ll Bomstocl.
Spring Styles
HATS
i.\' .li.i. GRADE" ASK) (‘tlLDRS 0}”
Still andSoiIllatsSilkHals
itv:;.".~ "it!" and Flips-t. l'nrsh Hath lor Men and
Xlltrin Sufi Hats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularlttention PaidtoFiring.
cleaning and Ironing Sill Hats.
lit" l”
HlRlWlRE.
fills, Painls,Varnishes,
ROPE. TWINE.
WileNellingMcodenWam
w. c. QUINTARD,
Nu- ir Hall Block.
Wall Papers?
sralllé'élltrs.
lHr u-r-‘l‘iilvt'ni‘ nl l‘ny-srr Hanging.“ is lilt'
lumen: unvl tun-st m the town of Sur-
IUMU No
“'e have over
is at New Patterns
Fill: Till; SPRISH TRADE.
A line of Gills at 20 and 25 cents
PER lN.)i'lil.E ROLL.
A full line ol Mixed Points. Coach (‘l‘llors
null \‘arulwhq. (‘rm-kutt’o Spur l'ompmitlon.
“ribbon .lrtlott‘ llutrrinlu. Butchers? Hard
War iur hard wood i [ours and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging end Balcimining.
L. H. Decker,
79 “'ahllinertvn Strm'l. .‘io. Norwnik.
llorlllll Point,
(GIEEBNY'B l‘llINT.‘
South Norwalk. Ct.
J. E. POWER,
PR1 ll’ltl ET! Ill.
HALE’S
ougll llalsam
Hill BNEIlli,
IIIIEllilllNll.
TAB AND Till“.
ZOCents.
H. R. HALE,
NOBWALK, CONN.
swm 8L BUSHNELL,
81 Water OM.
I'll” 0' ”ASK. lililllifil—‘flll’l‘. CT.
PIN ind Zinc and ”skulls oil. rtwl
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w, I" groom. MM in"
manual headquar-
ol Dredgenand i) sin lbulors‘
Oar «let-rated bra or imported
(1min still will: wlth numero-
rnlr; the villa oral l nd rustle
’.'"w"o wlli rend it"lm til it]!
Id] lot out.
Tanners. Irv tort Priors.
lwsrlslmo
mil-r t-.
i. ll. JENNINGS.
Papal'llangel, Calciminel, Painter
And tlmlcr in
Will PAPER NND BllNllENS.
Bl North .tlllin ran-ct, So. Novwnlk.
Hamill-v tum}... ul lull lino latest etylm oi
Pal-err. Iitlriit‘ffiltlid'rlil Mouldings tnken to
human: l-lr inspection, on notice by “total.
l1~limctuv l-llevvrluiiy given.
GOLD, SILVER. NICKEL.
And all kind: ol tlxylliutl
PLATlNG
Done at
49 Water Steel, 8th Nllllllli.
Any thing plltml lrvvllv a finger ring toa stove.
ltdt' ul Tubb- \
Innuluerirm oi kind» at brm work.
Chandeliers. llnng‘rng Lam van. (Yanllls Sticks
lion», ‘lrltuln. ave-Ito and General
Wort lions at Short Notice and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
are. Refinishing
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Gursslhsumrtlsm
Nr-vtmlg'ln Nk‘k livmlnrh
Are still-Milton: and on
our family r'u alive.
I"! '9 FILE ll .\' "INT
in nally rolls-ole luv rur-
ln film» in oil lornlll. For
m e anywhere. l’ril'vflb
t-erltn vi inn. 0. A. ililrlr.
Proprietor. i’mtllrntl Me.
tlllttittlll If. murriolvl.
524 3m
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Apothecary. Ninth Norm-it. I ‘oml.
MIN NNll Illlll. MINING“.
Tbooltlcsl manufacturer of baby rs
”max geisha: cork lor fats in flv‘s at":-
0 mon rl s macros vs
oi ice and lrlrni‘ril m i
legit and
m.
FRANK BOYLSTON
ill at THE llllullclullnl,
FIVE MILE fill’lili’
r m “5'"
ain‘t! V'lt‘"""' ‘
at prices which wt
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