Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 7, 1891 · page 1

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Adjoorned

AN EARLY 1|)!le HILL,

A l'latle Encounter lawns-u ‘Iwo You:
Dlaeiples of Sulllrsn. '
The much-talkcd-of pricelightbetweeo
the "two Johns.” namely. John Slattery
sndJolin White.teok phoe'io an old
born located on the Connecticut turnpike
near Dorien. lull night, between it nod
12 o'clock. The light was for a pores of
Wand tlo 9 side. Arthur Milieruif
this city. was appointed referee and
”Billy" Aiidensin time keeper. Slattery
was thetirstmsnintheringfirmeed in
knee tights and lighting More. White
hadnoueof thus. hilt stripped himself
down. and in abom tire minuleswas
the ring exclaiming: “All. our, Ilse bye,
yelook like a fifteen eint MIL" They
shook hands. and the fun ooiiirnenced.
At first there was careful sparring on
both sides. but a little later they were
wiring at each other in the most appear»
edslyle. The light Instr-d but a shun
tiioo and in the fourth round Slottery
gnw up the ghost mid White was do
eluted the uiriner. Whit: ii in good
shape. but Sintu'ry l-i terribly sore and
has“: swells-ll jaw. \l'liitt'. alter the fight
was over. was ready weigh articles for n
bout with the worhl-nunr-viml Jilt'k

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

budstenniuedhybsllot.
voteresuitedinatie.andWsrdcn
Keelercoetthe decidingvotesguiiut
tsbliogthemstta.

Burgechnt'smotiontoratify the
mminstlonerBoyt,resultedinan
acrimoniousdiscusiion. Thoprceentar

hoof,htuitwaethechoiceofths
chiefsndofsiuajorityofthofiremeuhe
tinniglrt the nonlinatiidshmldhe rati-
.fied;Bor5e-Burrwunted snybody but
lfr. Hoytdlurgunllurtoo thought were
weesgooddeaiof cliild'splay about the
mother; BurguO’lieilly wants-incom-
peteo’t nian elected. wletlier Demon“
or Republican: BurgesisKont woe nonv
committal; Bergen: Howe intimated that
vernal kegiiof beerhud playedun im-
portant purtin thevoteof flielirelncn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

whileavoice in the audience, with on “mm; ..-. --- «.-.-
W "395* m 0““ ”The "M n: llayul Amwuns's Distinguished
werebought—ailof them." The went, 6 5.

bravoteof “02, refurledwrstifyllr.
Boyt'snoioinstion.

_ Theqncstiousriaingwhetherhlr.floyt
held over. Clerk Waruervsaid the vote
hit the borough without annulmen-
dentof thcllre ahrmsyuem. Binge:
Vuderhoef said the chief had taken
kplsdrioeonthst poiotufl bacilli-en
.uodthsttbeprmt incumbentheld

Stamford ( oiineil. Royal Armor-in.
will hold a regular pivoting at their
rooms in G. A. R. hall. Tuesday evening.
Acornmittee «wired-sting of a number of
the meet minus workoreof the Council
hare hem mtiirly engorged for some
timeperfeeting arrangements for the re
ception of the Grand Mom and his
stnll‘ on that evening.‘ Milling-um
riiiwrs will beseecrotnnied by s delega-
tieni from Sherman Council. of South
Kuwait-Stamford News.

lie: llhTil of Sherman Council will
Inn'- lu-n this ereningou tlw 5: ll train.

 

Uleily
motion“ the chief be requested to
scndiu thenaiueof Clark-s Riley. The
notienwnslest.
Wale! Cemniisrioucr Street limught
inuptitioufmtheextcnsionof
the water pipe on Franklin
avenue. from laple to Stevens sorrel.
Thecolm requested the cmnrnissimm
topautlhepctition. Insurance”
"‘praentcdopetition from the propnly
ownerson Maple-venue. East Norwnlk.
dingtobsre 2,600 feet of water pipe
mammal“ an estimated (“dbl
01“”. The warden was din-nod to
cullaspcrisl borough “leading to take
action on the petition.
The City of South Nowwulk was grant-
edperinhiou to lsy the new nixtoeu
inch wster main through Stuart manic.

 

Episcopal [hetero Meet.

A meeting of the Foirl’tehl County
Clerical milition was held yuterilliy
in St. John's parish. Stamford. the presi-
dent. the Rev. Lillie I’n-ncli. of St
Luke's. Durien, in the chair. There were
present the Rat. Miners. Warner. Booth.
Sherman. Ipwisnnd Chapman. of Bridge»
port: Potter,Strutfor-i: Boyleton. Long
Hill: Jim. Pnirlield: Brntlrivnite and
Riggs. Stamford: )Iogill, Glorivilh-z Lin»
Ivy. New-town. and Iluiiork. South Sor—
wnlk. A pnpor was read by the Rev. W.
Ingram Magi“, of (ileuviile. on "The
Limit» of Churvb Authority in Individual

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

subject to certain restriction. Belief and Practice," and an address was
The Mealtime?! who mPN"' delivered on the same subject by tho
, ed to borrow 82.5161”. flange T. liredey. of Newton 11.

 

Co-pnwy D's Innuendo.
; There w. a large nuiniu-rof people in
uttendalice at the nimquvrnde hull of
(Murphy 1) in the armory lust
evening. Tliocmltumt-s were noted for
their variety and gnitmluenom. Allllmg
the gmups were lsdy and gentlemen
jockeys. Indium. [lanterns and Italians.

'I'Ilepolim «humiliate was empoweril
rwmwbh‘mlwtbaimfim.

Burgers Burton offered a rmdotion
that the work of pulling Riverside
avenue be cautioned. The qmtion
went over to their?” melding for forth-r

A petition for curb. gutter and side
wslksou themaiy sided East archue.
wu granted.

Borges Barre cullsd the attention of
thellmriltosbud plseeisi River street.
whethsntuinlngwnlibsd given way,
mill-e was empoweml to bare it re-

 

 

 
 

preriom to dancing gave s fine «plum.
Thegriind march was formed at 0:30.
lifter which dancing "unmanned. nlltl
filliiilueil until 5:30 o'chiek tlii-i mono
ing. The gillery was tllhd with specta-
tors. and the hull wmscoinplotr snout-m.

Judgment in furor ol the l’quViutill’.

L. (.3. [totem of New Haven. levied on a
wagon wan executionminot Wilburbl.
Aymsonietiniespo. Henry ll. Ayrcs,of
Stamford. brother of Wilbur. claimed in
own the wagon. and lironglil a replerin
suit. which wss tried before (3. ll. (Truth
hip. jintice of the more. in the flourish.
Judgment was remit-rod this wooing in
favor of the plaintitl for promotion of
the wsgon. and (lounges sud units.
Bin-eh Print appeared for the plaintiff.
soil Joseph Taylor for the defendant.

 
 
 

 
 

Other nutter: of minor imp-mania:
wliichcuinebefmethe bosrd wuss re»
quest to bore theysdeof Stuart avenue
ehasprdst one or two high win“: a
purities-fondle esunaim of the sewer
359 feet st the lowarendof But sum:
srenptutforsidcwsiksonlleldrosveom:
splitiunfcrtlieoxtauiondtliewater
id! on Harriett street to Blisslntli
stunt; s petition tors croaiwslk on
w sreune. inur Maple street: s
petitionfcraneisetrielktit mflsrriett
Muwfiiintsrdplaorm mmunh
cotton from Chief Engineer Prowilt.
alloy for two Perfection nulls; s
chi-franohuWJlottcryforwstcr.
all of which were refund for futon
confide-nth.

Themednxsdjwruedfmtwoweeh

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Tin-nouslbsllof Potnsmiloaecom-
m. No. Lot South Norwldk.willbo
held in lusic Hull. 'l‘uudsyerening.
April 8. Everything sniertnining to
thenflsirwillheinketpin‘wlthlhe
Mmhldhstereoingllsyorballgimi lydumpanylastyesr.
mulled presiding and sit the whtchwsarepirlrdsstheinostsuscess-
' oftliscosnciihehlgprelnt. fslsiidenjoysbleercntofayesrtlut

Hill to the count of 03.45.07. wumemmhieforitnnsoysovlsloors—
mandated” Ammonium Mommy ismmpussd of
fieieeewstroetiou ofdwflwthldsyo‘gineonotedfortiwlrmlability.
WMJMMI-su-mm, Mir-ire toninnifentihellon the
“bladed industrious-out. MdMssuusIh-ll.
smug-crammed I ”I I. “m. I I

“mutatedtolbesucetm ‘fks ii “a”

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fleiue'mmrlmtrn furnished inlisic. and ,

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

school
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Fowler no.6 4.1; I»: evening in “fimmw
thcirhallonlhechilngtoustreetbrldge.
mam in ereryreepect. There abeuthiin"
wuss large attendance, liveiyspeeehu ..

undogoodtiine generally. Themeeting "gall?”rusdAnsrlen-h."
wuheidforthe purpose «commenter comm ”m, M W
sting, with tlmnsands of otherpostthe liseouldn't duo hslvlhm are. He had
t'mty4ifth “mm of tlieorguui- cum'dmthesbomsndAiusrieswser‘bt
utionof the order. The firetpost was

mm's‘llhebsdtofodii‘ruas tolookatn:

, au' trees on re:- eis.

ore-hind in W. 111-- Arr-16.13% dosn'bqiuwldlookln o twohollertisu

Edwin L Tuttle. of Rowayton, clim- 33:1“?th one de’mowant upwh-i
- was ustlsdiil iii.

innuderof DougheleerPost,preeido:d. "Hsreycn readofWaahtnutonr”

nod culled ”IQ M118 '0 01112!“ 8J5 ”6"“ Wuhlbzlofl! Y9,“ my“.

and Chaplain Hm?! D- hoesoflered 9“)“ It in do rerolottouarywsh.

er. The audience poled’ ' in singing the “Great loan. "

opening ode.”lly mm, 'tis of thee." “lied to be. ssh. lIe wasds fnddsr at

General orderswere then rendby 0.“.

Arnold, and Charles F. Halioek followed

“‘with prayer., A letter was reudfrom

his keiit lie on lisd to be powerful
pun, or folks would her put him out.
Henry N. Photon, Department Com-
mander of that}. A. IL. in which be re—

Jist like do core of ’Squar' Keogh-w. down
grettcd his inability to be pit-sent, but

at de milk. If he’uu hadn’t known list
sinful that he would be here on the oc-

whstto do when Sam Fonloe wnr'triod
fursteultn' Torn Wslker‘s mewl. him would
micm of the post's beau bske tomorrow
evening. Commander Edwin F. Tuttle

her bin bounced.”
made the opening nddreu. in which he

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”thtdidhedot"

“SnidduSamstokinsunh'nufl. nail
tossyezykasedeniewl was stole sn’oov
hodyelseliodbin'iustsd. Alters-Inland
bin in jail six weeksdemewlwufound
deadtndebresh."

stated that slow the orginization of the :Which' 13 the W 0mm .""
post, eleven yearn ago. it had expended r'fl::‘:;;:gu tell.’

$3,000 for the relief of disabled soldiers
nod their families. This inn followed
by addrlmes by Adjutant Prod Arnold.
Charles F. Bullock, lelijor (‘. E. Dory
and J. ll. Elle-ndurf. who alluded to tho
aunivenuiry. gave several Witt-s. and
told of some of the bottles they had pur-

“Km I hasn' t measured MI' doon' want
tolle’bout it. If I lied 'bout do men
you’d say I lied 'bout do trail. no' you
wouldn't pay ins on’ I‘d her this trump
for unfiln'. "

“if there were all birds on onetrresnd
tour on another how runny would there be
in all?"

 

tiripnted in. The quiche: worr- full of :.§:’f, ch” together?"
partriotic tire and were vigomueiy up ”5mg, kind “I blots?"
plfbllflt'tl. Comrade J. H. Atwood told “You."

‘Sotmly smuu’ wid a gun?"

“so."

”Den you couldn't make it out dot wsy.
nohow. .l’ist lazuli so you lib. all den:
birds would be on one tree. Reekon you
llt'dil know much 'bout due yore parts."

t final been told that there was moos-
Joni-rs in Lh‘: Cumberlniid, slid the: the
(donors were I would be stopped sod

hirpl intently-ted When rrody to'part
from t youth i asked:

“Do you think I' ll meetsny moonsbiuers
today”

”Dot llz'ptzlilis. mil."

”On what

"0n whedder somebody hidin’ behind dc
brcuh or rocks dmm' pop you oher befo' you
kin inset. If be'un' cgun hangs fruit yo'un
will probably meet. "

it wssn hot day in July. with a dent
sky, but i nakui him if he thought the
weather would hold. and he looked at the
sky and replied:

“Diun' wont. to soy. sch. If it should
hold you'un wouldn’t. give me no credit.

two or three humomm stories and delight-
ed the audience with his nuiulutm. The
diluting eluted with singing an ode to the
tune of“ Auld hing Sy no. "

Buckingham Pwt. of Norwnlk. cultL
hated the uuniieniary in the Y IL- 0.
A. ball. A large hood): of the mend!!!
of the pod and mom. on yr 9
the Woiiion’e Relief Corps. were prudent
and listened to an excellent programme
of excrete-.4. «parenting of sol-kl. duets.
recitation» and addresses. The Rachelle
Quartette. thflllllfietl of George R. Nib“.
Sylvester Sterling. Jth‘pll Carrier and
Allie Austin. were [mount and sing
several selections The untiro pmgrnmme
was “ell rmdorrd

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

l’lltll'llll I'tll Kfilll‘l'.

Win-re and [law They Spend Their "ours

or Retro-thin. In' if it- should now ron'os would Cues nu-
, . . nil dsy. Gnoddsy. rah Keep to do right
lostmmtor Duty was in Bndgoport omryou cross do brooch If d“ can

yesterday.

W. ll. Thorium, Jr,, of East avenue. left
town on i busim-m trip to Albany. N.
Y .. yesterday afternoon

llonry Baker. of New York. is spiuid‘
ing a few days with his brother Tullxnage,
in this city.

William T. Rnymoioi is in tho Hinton—
tonic valley.

After epic-want visit at her home in
the borough. )I'i-ei Katharine I". lont
has returned to Allendnle. N. J. where
she Id ingaged teaching school.

onu- ... ism nepotism

Mark McDonald died at his home on
Franklin avenue. near the Vuanren no-
hlence. early this morning after u week's

bring you out den euro buck au’keepto
deleft. '.—)l Gandhi DctroltFreePrexs.
A Quartet of Osmond-hrs-
"! wish 1 bed themedhwstusMrs.
Csiainni. "
"What’s her trouble?" inquired the bus-

“I don’t know, but the physicians have
Noted thot shespend a year orsoubruad."

"Why won't you associate with Pleckol l"

"Brcnnse lie wnssngaxed to my wife be-
fore! married her. A msu that's shrper
than Loin Is no module for roe."

"Abe, here'sthetd I borrowed from you."

"timid. I’d forgotten all shoot it."

"You did! hen why didn’t you tell me
soonert"

A gentleman on s walking tour inset
upon by I hand of robbers

"\Vheocscomeymn' demands the esp-
tlin of the band

"From tho Casino at Monte Carlin" n»

in the gentleman with fear null trem-

iii

”85>, so,“ murmurs thsesptsinlo com-
passionate tones; then, turning to his corn
radio, he continua: “Aime. gentlemen.
plots for the poor trsreier"'—Ftiegends
Blotter.

Illrueuof pneunwnio. He won forty years
of our. Mr. McDonald was formerly in
the employ of the Chopin family. who
lived in the Woodbury plum. and lifter
they left town he accepted Ii [tuition us
«schema for Robert VenBumr. in whoa
employ ho was at the time of his death.
llt.’ was an honest. industrimis mun,witli
a wide circle of friends. lie louvre n
wife and four small children. The fun-
erll will he held from St. Mary's church
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.

taunted Ilis "ml-s- Metal.”

Joseph 0min. niadagod eighteen yells.

ls dying. in It” W W from
the clients of eating tucks. nulls end iron
filings. He wss min: out n untence
in the mainly jail for hurglsry. sod shoot
it month ago began topow rick. lie
was in great pain, cud one day last week
he culled for Father Leddy of Bi. Pllr
rir-k‘s church. to whom ltemnfeased that
liehsd been swallowing hilaof iron and
tricks for some time, in lmltstlou of the
”humor: winch" he had seen st Idlm

twcrhludu.

 
 
 
 
 

Inappropriate.
l’oeticu»~Wkst's the mother with thst
pesto. sir! i thought It would baaccept»
ah

Wire—Well. t‘sallrlahglm
Mltdudli'lh @0th? shkodtoltssub-

Igiiociiepu-n t lg
ugh“ “‘1'?" it?
L113. .mmm o ilethspoem’s got

enough for a cerium-«Mouser-
Weekly.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

HIM .- M

Johnny-4 soy. grandma. do list: have
rheumtlesl
(hoodlum-l don't how. my deer child:
what means ask‘sueh a quotient

Johnny-4m was just thinking whst s hard
time some peorold whorls must bsrelf they
have such complaints-nuts.

Very hos.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

“Pie-u. itr. lain mine. We had
lotus. “minnows”. oo’tyou
“3mm M'slgonddssl,h’tlt?”
"ltottokespomsnsllrsfor tour dun.
ysorhesor”

3‘“ I“.

 

 
 
 

cmderiu meltdtothewmknexl yssr.

There willlie no scadotiof illegiti—
uasium Mummers-lingerie.
runningtiiehwtrootormfil notinalis
minptmcnghotwlllcotnsupoudotoo
«in elem to the lil- not!» My

Also-lotion.

 
 
 
 
 
 

W know what muses
who“: n*Mwnhuur-ne
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‘ one of the little fellowstliemother let forth

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Weather To~morrow~Wnrmen Cloudy.
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”......MM Gem’s Four-In llands, inks etc.

of the keepers ta liar-nods M
Homescapafrosidssthysatuday.
Belle, thslaesyoungml‘lesnlloueqm
hcchnoubtnwhllshs was attending
tollsrcuhsuddrswdhhldtlrgthrough
tbshsrsofhsrcsn. The prompt action
of George Gonkltux. the tsrnerofwlld
beasts, whohss been with m for
melons-sud then-Monsieur”
fromahorrihlesudiul. Asltwanhlsle'
wastenibiylscsntsdaborsandhelowtks
kneesndhhtrnuserswuutorniutosbrsds.
“chooser rushed very much excited
alldsyandrosredandlumpedstthebars
dbuossrwhenerersnyone approached.
The Lion tumors Please“ Tosh.
Ithubeeuthecostomoftheliontamer
iotakelielie‘s time cubs from her up
srerymorning'slucethenienagerleopeoed
In Hedi-nu Square garden and to girl:
thuusohenr's rompin the circus ring up
stein. The cube are only three months
oid,aud tbsexsrriee brood-laud new
asryfortlieirheslth. The cogeisdirided
lntothree mpartnients. with hury'ti-en
barescmthe front sndsidee Oneofths
endeomportments was occupied optotbe
time of the neeiibnt byapuirofhycuns.
Thesis-u iron barred door connecting
theotbsr two, which are devoted to the
Iionesssodheryouux.

The ”on Woo Furious.
Whenercr it. is W to bundle the
rubs the motheriIdriven intnueoropsrtr
meet by herself sud the conceding door
belowl. Thlsiswhut wnsdone by Keeper
foster yesterday preparatory to taking out
throttles. The” minute he laid hands on

 

Regular price 50 01s., to: this week 4| cls. each.

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n terrible roar nod sprung at the barred
door with all her strength. She was furi-
m Footer wslteil a few moments till her
anger hsd minor. spent itself, and then
hepickedonsd thebshiesupln his-ma
sud hem-thwart the door.
use” I- lls flesh.

”Mk: hissing eyes fixed
as hh. ’her! old- inesuthne with
be?“ h the low Inter
nos-lute or ti“- which ot the use. an
ladder. In feeling for the wheel he [is-ed
his leg within about. 5 loot u! the lulu.
Quick on A flush the litmus grobhd for it.
She sunk her claws into Foster’s flesh just
above the left knee sod dragged the leg
between the bars. Foster wos forced to
letcobishold of the use sud was out
pended heal dowuwsrd. The little cub
tumbled to s heap on the flour.

Unwed by the Tomes.

Gentiles, the tamer. wu standing close
bythecsgent tbetiuie. Hsbasawoodsr-
fol control over oil the wild beasts in Ben
nam‘s collection sud will enter the ages
of anyof them lIe grabbed upahuvy
Iron hr with nforked point, such on U
need in feeding the lions, sud shouted to
the heart to lie down. at the some time
jabbing the ions. shsrp prongs of the fork
into heir misc.

Thelimecs uttered s shorperyof pals
sud relinquished her hold, retreating into
sooner of her cage. Foster fell fainting
tn the floor. He was assisted to his quar-
ters. where his wounds were examiosd
sud found to be not very serious. The only
danger he has to fear is blood "liming
from the clown.

St) ALSO IS

llur Millinerv Department!

You make a mistake if you do not call and examine our. line of

BONNETS AN? HATS

‘ BEFORE BUYING ElfiEWHEI‘tE. .
Big Special Drive.
lllllES’ MUSLIN IlNllEIlWElll

at prices wliichare lower than iou iiould love on them your-
selves. To any who doubt this not we won: d so}: "String will

be believing"
Note the Prices.

Ladies fancy lace insertion aprons for 190; others ask ‘25 to 300.

Ladies’ fancy Hamburg trimmed insertion front night dress for
tie; better than the 81 de elsewhere.

Ladies’ close tuck ice ni ht dresses, 910; regular Si. 25 grade.

You miss it if you do not as to see the V front corset waists
we ofl‘er for lie: 55c would be cheap for the same

25 cents buy is a better corset for or from us this hook than vou
could buy for it‘ll- eisoii here.

No Big Profits, Sell the Goods.

Lodies' drawch. Hamburg trimmed. double fancy tucks. 390-
must be seen to be up reciated.

Ladies skirts. Him ILHnmbllrg trimming. full slate and length
420; beat any one skirt or town

Long tuck. double lace effect, very fine mmliu for 81.24; regular
retail rice Cl. 50.

 

 

 

SHOT THE BHlDEGROOM DEAD.

A Friend'- Pistol Solute Wu Not loud-
ed wlIli Ill-oh ('nrtridges.

Ruin“. .‘l. .l.. April 7.——Auton Henry
m married at East Railway last evening.
He lies aloud this morning with a bullet in
his brain. The wedding ceremony took
place at the residence of the bride‘s pup
elite. and there was a throng of friends

 

present.

in the midst of the festivities the brute"
sod gmoln started for their carriage to
trike the train for their honeymoon trip
The guests crowded to the door with rice
and old shoes to bid the couple umlspeed.
For an instant young Henry and his bride
stood ill. the open curring» door shelling
bonds with some lute corners.

Meanwhile llenry Merits. a friend of the
groom, bod token a rerolrer from his
pocket. lie thought it won loodcd only”
with blank cartridge. sod meant to tire s
aslute. He Is believed to here been some
wht the worse for wine. A pistol shot
.m not on the night“ air.
not too low. rm fell to sum
twmm‘ an”: we. “m
use or so tastant stoned. The a
Minnelli forsndthshodissofbrlde
audgroomwerebomelutotbehouae. To
those who carried Anton in it was evident
thathewnideod. luhalfsnhonrths
young wife had regsined consciousness.
Heats is lockul up in the county jail.

Indies' fancy block hemetitched mic; worth 175
Ladies’ nil linen hernstitched, 16c; regular tilt-quality.

“a 3‘ :3: {5 g; 6:. i‘ui

bill all lass at our ce llnlam Soda.

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JEWELRY TRADE

This week. To do so, we always put a price on everything. styles
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Best Chocolate Mountings,

A No. l Chocolate Pyrlalns;

l lb. box Best Mlxsd Candies.

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