.1.
ALL KNOW the'tnan whore trouaero look as though they had been made for
mebody else. He isn’t altogether to blame for it. Theprobabilitioo are that he spent
fltnwhforthemarwould havewrchaaod aporfecl fit. The chances are that he couldn’t tell
exactly what’s the matter with them-oil he knows in that there is something wrong. It’s all
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woman iBflBGli. ”1:54. .. __,
ppoint
tionallawonddiplornaeyoffktiumbiaeolo
lest-,8": York. and wiuleaiguhiapreo
entofioenextfall. _
v The Riverside Plaotie worka at W
the, N. J., were partially dettroyadbyflre.
The damage tobnildlng and contenteia
www.mwhiehthereieaamallln-
auranee.
The otoekholdna of the Chicago ‘-
with» cant Ito-am trust have determined that the Winth—
"2.6L. April 10"‘A'. McKee i. ' m‘mtfiwtngdm
“Mm 5"mmjnnmww- PerrinB.Summ,whoieunderiudieto,
“W“ nheiaclearedofthehor- ment for aulnrrnatioa ofperynry at hew
.5." main of Wm her friend York,waaadmittedtohailin the mot,
£010.
‘ . Thellev. Dr. Eatomnltheh'ewYork
Methodkt Book Concern, otated at the
eohfereuee of the Sewlngland Method-
ietathatlaatyear’onetywoiita of them
eernweeefllww.
KKFoxmf'l'hePolieaGazetteJnrre
eeiveda homlnudonanm
ing the arrival thereof Audio Gibbons,
the American pugiliat, whohaaiaaued a
’challeup to fightenymaniufinglandat
mpounda
TheAutttralian convention haa adopted
theeonatitutionaudadjonrned.
Chicago'slatuteoeietyaeuation it the
iortheomingmatriapof Ogden Armour,
eldest non of P. D. Armour,thefamoua
dreaaedheefpaeker,and Mi-Sheldomof
Murray Hill, Kew York, whore fatheria
‘ahoamillionaire.
All the necessary money having been
hill-trim, SculpturSt.Gattdeu-Ibatsbeen
eeleetedto deeign the natue to General
Sherman
wry lieelaraa not In llad la
in the Death of lier Friend.
Iriwbpot-a rm Alum-g lee-a
Whammy yownofgarnetcoi
aw] material, wearing a striking gray
“momma blue,andanobby
m. Berfaea hadeolorinitand war
Wmutnetivethauever.
hearted father, and tye two, the picture
guru mafxc'l'h“: peat mm whonhot down the atrikeraat Morewood.
.m the‘uonrt m ""81“ back and forth Pa, have been arrentetl eharyd wrth mur»
dithered! endeavor to pt uglimpaeoi .3"
Captain Loaraud thirteen of his deputier,
A CRAZY "OTHERS CRIHE.
file nun [In 1"- Children and new
C-Inmita Suicide.
litmax. Seth, April Ill—lira. Andrew ,
Doll killed her two children and then took
afatal time of when Mrs. Ihrllbntre»
enttIy returned from the atate inane
uyluuu where she had been confined. She
‘waaprenonnced cured by the official-of
the inetitute. .
Before the children, a girl and boy, aged
reepectively seven and nine years, were
dressed, she took them to the kitchen and
with an axe «naked their skulls. She
then replaced the bodies in the bed. nailed
thdomahrtt and. aft» tnfing a day of
' “-4 lye, climbed out of a window
and called for the neighbor» to come and
see her children. The door was forred
open. (in tho I'm! hey the mangle-l forum
‘ of the two little one?» while in the kitchen
wosthc tum mother in the quote» of
death M
l-ehntn Clothing lwye-ttetl.
itot'utsrta, S. Y.. April “1*.“ Syn.
rune. at a regular meeting of the Tradeo'
msemny. the committee from the Cloth-
ing Cutters” aeaetnhiy reported the Ill-rhea
teratrike and attked the trades unions to
refrain from buying clothing made in
Rochester. “to was unanimonnly agreed
to. Matter Workman Ilnghat and (learn!
Organizer Wright are in Philadelphia for
the por'poae of conferring with General
Master Workman Powderly and the ex-
eentlte board ofthe Knighta of Labor re
sanding the Kitchen!" clothing trouble.
The tf‘nttrrn’ anemhiy appropriated the
01,200 realized from Monday night‘s enter-
tainment to the fund for thedetentte of the
inflated leaders An additional “)0 waa
appropriated for thia fund from the treat»
cry of the organization. Contributio-
m 'right'a ling-eat Appeal.
Aueatcrowdof ladies yaheredinthe
mtruomand a whiaperiugseeeiouw-
h progre- nutil the judge
donaandSeahornWt-ightheganthem
dualonofaspeechthathaamadehhn
Mona
:Unfil 10:45 he kept the crowd and
“jury under the spell ofhh} won,
drone eloquence. Only by the most
eareof the sheriff were out-
fit.- of applause controlled, but nothing
null atemthe atormof tearathnt followed
-. boobs jury. Due jury-mart, wh
waddgny‘ A)“, Le. .- r .1
III. Wight touched upon the broken
fill“! and the living death that would
'wtlw the completion of a life no matter
hello“ in Georgia’s penitentiary.
“Mb In most horrible form were a
thou-and times preferable to such a fate,"
betel-lured. .
Walton wept andibly. But the priqouer
wlaealm throughout, and seemed the most
muted of all those present. Ila
wept litter tears in silence. Her
“nabbed andihly.
E, “Sol Guilty.”
' “fideloekthe aherifl announced that
IWM been found and then took a
“and went foerr. McKee. When
bwm acted the juryentered, and Judge
W announcing that no demonstra
d any kind would be allowed.”-
the jury, a terrible ailence per-
mihroom. t the prhom looked
the of the jurors. Iler
her face; her father seemed
huhaudelung whtaam
Innnailytookthullpof paper
read heraldiet:
jury,flndthedtteudant(th¢
w- inexpeetatiouaadthe
ailenea of death} ‘not
follows: Ihltimore, that». Philadelphia,
monk Cincinnati. no Budalo. 83h.
Boatonhm pledged WI). and other or-
Inlkthtlont in that city have given In”).
The jonmeymen tailor» will determine on
Hominy a» to whether they will withdraw
from Ihe Knightaoflaherovnot.
went up from the crowd; the ten
over and the prisoner was free.
Rhiannon. Conn..Aprll ill-The fu-
neralof l’. 1'. Ilarwwmlnaeeordaaeewith
‘hb expert-nod witheewaa naoateatatioaa
At 1 o'clock the afternoon strictly privfla
mieeawerr held lathe home Rev. L
1n ther. of the Ultreraallat ehnreh of
lhhr etty, and lire. I». Cally". of New
York,cleiatadatthe1aal territeainthe
south Congregational church at 26sz
it " lr. Bureau's In” that Dr.
Collyerahowld apeak on the teat, “Sat tny
;will,hat thine he doae,"aad that two
We!
thinned-dainty aa-hrrof
, York peepieatttwdedthaaervluaat
“.3:th Themat-wmplaotdiaa
vaaltiaifeaatalaornveumatery.
D“!
”Wally Wink chip HI!
y-datlo’elork Am the prominent
visitors wane-“dam.“
ofthefiflalleryllae; Willia-
,ihfleflhllrall
mlathwaaff‘awfark.
h.
molten tithe - W
m“. ... “hike nut ta had“: ‘l'haltaltaa wan-at rat-It.
. maul a pun—oat ..
.. “New“... .rmwm‘m our... "'“ ” " "
to
.m tenure at eaathrratear. Hewitt
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lierday for a few honralncompany with
earning to Sew York wan to put her cane
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from outnide were received yesterday as I."
lie willbeheld for the pro-mu. fluvial
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Illi DICIIISGII TALKS.
Taken to an Asylum Although
Perfectly Sane.
mmmmmm
‘l’he Remarkable Plat “let [the Allegea
I'ae carried Oat Apia“ Ber—lan-
dledtlllikaalaleafflaadataa
Huh-nae Mite llar Protesta- I‘
XIII You. April ill—lint Anna E. .
Dickinson, much thinner and more are
worn in appearance than in years gone by.
but still like her old left In will power and
earnestness, tree at the Actor “Dune yea
her maid an! Dr. Seward, medical rupee-
intendent of the Seward Home for invar
lidaat (Earthen. The party came down on
the morning train and returned inthe
afternoon. Hire Dickinson'a purpoae in
in the handa of a lawyer, and Howek
Hummel were engaged to brim; auit
against the Republican National commit
tee for the amount due heron the contract
made for her with Mr. Quay by Mr. Frank
Carpenter. the artist, of New York.
l-priaawed by Her Slater.
But a ruoreaerioua charge In her stat-o
ling declaration that her elder sister.
Susan, forcibly imprisoned her in an in-
sane asylum without consultation with
any mediealanthorityorauy of herfrlende.
and then minepreaented her to the public.
Mien Dickinson eaya it in, true that ah.
shut hertelf in her room art refund to
open the door to her m, but it was not
became she was insane, but for the reason
that Alto wi~hed to look over her paper:
which her alder bad tampered within her
abaence from borne.
forcibly fake. I. an Asylum.
She declarer that the was forcibly taken
to the asylum at Danville and war left
there without a physician's certificate, and
abe solemnly over: that her sister ban per-
secuted her beyond endurance in the pant
two years.
Dr. Seward. who has had Miss Dickinson
in hit can- fnr a week past. says that robe
wax intrustni to him care by Miss Susan
lithium, who advanced roomy to pay
her Mar-I. and that he took charge of her,
thinking her ins-one; that he found she
was not mentally unbalanced, and that
she is”. well unheemwn
MIDI“ ”a" I" I". ll..."-
Ilehaa talked with Mira Dickinson on
evrry mlljrt'l. and finally decided to come
to Sew York with her and let her cme be
known to tits.- public. tine of the first
thing» he did after satisfying; him-elf that
Mina Dit‘iinuvtl waaaweil person war to
telegraph at her request to those receiving
funds for her not to pay any more money
out it) any one.
M‘m lmk'tmun states tout the had £15..
cur, which wan got away from her by
forgery 5h: tut-id» that ~he it not a pair
per, and is able and willing to corn her
own living Sow that tshe is free from her
' older and ha!- been declared lane by Dr.
Seward she has made up her mind to let
the wont be known.
Grave ('hargea Again-t fine-n.
Mb» llirktumn ~.ly~' that “fer incarcer—
atiuz her tileguiiy Smart misled [lime of
her t.\un.t'-n frintths who wrote to her for
fact», am! ha.- n-oe'ttul panninry autist-
anre which nhe ha» retained for herself.
Slim Sum-tn Dickinson is not aware that
Dr. Seward has pronounced her mister
Anna well. and Susan has yet to learn of
the accusationn which are brought aguimt
Through her representations women all
ninth-country have heentouchctl by what
they believed to he the true condition of
thiup. and may but been not to her
by individual» and donation-t have been
forwarded to General (.‘hristenseu, of
Brooklyn. and to Ira. Rachel Avery For
terin Philadelphia, and to Nine Franc-t
B. Willard at cum.
it» 'Ill lean-a lad-ring.
iltrwtnuehhaeboeu paid over in lieu
Susan Miami: lanot known. him Iran.
If the Sew York I've», who landauuhter
of Ir. Frank Carpenter. has received name
mtrilnthmn, and General (Shrintennen, In
mpome to an appeal from Him fluuau
Dicktumn, paid overtoher between an
and our) Iaat week.
At the request of Dr. Seward and Mira
DiekiuwnJhe ”in remaining to his hand-
inaou't lawyer» will brgia unit at once for
thehalanre ohe claimaaadue by the Ila»
palate“ amt-tutor. and the will shortly
III-um her work on the lecture platform
it h ills. lib-him"- lrm "winter.
torn lathe may: at more futon Unmalter
ahe haereeatabtlahad her-elf unpublia
lecturer and writer.
Jada-try and Wily.
money.
mil of which wm earned by behalf.
kit-eon eaya:
51‘
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if
r.
I
ill
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not my halide down ‘I .
gather. Transitional-kennel)“
ville, where you will hhatterotftkenyn
are hereinaid Ik. lineman. One of th
men had ntwd inactive in the door. [lilo
manpointedtohim and mid, 'I'hlllalh;
Hartman. whoalao advilea you to yo.’
corer my breath I raid: '1 ”do not how
pr. liartmanaodhe never-aw me. How
can he pooalbly atlvha anything about In!
Iproteat apiuut this outrage. I will not
go with you except by force) "
tire-e herself reapeflnbly. “They w.
me up. and like a halo of mode they tor-,9
dragged and hustled me down theatdn
to the from door and threw me into a car»
take} to tell it Iiilemau and Thompaoa
jumped into the carriage with meand held‘
me. The driver whipped up and they hur-
one. and claim that the was shamefully
like imitation acre-ea her ulster of
a maniac on the rublect of
After timerihtn‘ the loan of their
ill
1
is
Cliff"
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on smelt ’ anus
‘ , ‘ i t“ I i “I V ‘ ‘ I .
... a attention of out, and if the cutter doesn’t know hithuaineto item moral certainty that he will spoil the
belt material that over left a factory. There’s nothing the matter with our cut and you'll find out just
what we mean if you invest in‘ a pair of 0dr Men’s, Youths’ or Boye’ Trousers. -
s
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l4 Soulhltain 81.. South ,llorwallt
" Masonic Building. lorwalk.
~
“The man annotated. When] could»
Like a Dale of condo.
She says they would not allow herte
rinze. in the tenth of the time that it
rhd away to the West Plttaton Italian."
She was not allowed to telegraph any
maltreated iu the asylum.
BASEBALL.
American Ana-relation.
”Philadelphia——
Athletic .............. OOOIOOIdO—l
Wauhiuxtuo.........0 0 0 l o 0 0 o 0—)
Bauehiu: Athletic. IO; Washington. h b
m2 Athlo-ttr. I: Wanitingtou. 5. Batterlm:
(mamlterloin and lilitxan. Keefe and Health.
At Baltinmm
Baltimore ............ 0 oollxoto—t
Boston ............... iroosooapt
Bast-bite: Baltimore. 9; flmtona it! Erma:
Baltimore. z'; Boston. ti. Batteries-z Cunning.
ham and Townsend. Builngton and Hurphy.
Allaniat‘illew
Numhua..,.........0 I! I I 0 I) 3 D 1—.
laulartlle ............ 200003.01-3
Bane hits: Gdumbua I; Louisville. 11‘. II-
run: (kilombua 3; Iauiovme. :l Batten-t
lepton and Down. Ehnt and Cook.
At 5!. brain ‘
The fit. Wfincinnati game waa poetponed
on acctlum of rain.
At Now Haven Brooklyn, Is; New Haven. C.
At Sew York-New York. 5; Bulalot l.
llaya lie la Arum-a Ward's Saw.
NEW \‘omt. April it). —1‘he Evening Sun
says that .l. A. Browne, of Bltxrmington,
Illa, in now in this city, nod makes the in-
terestiutz mrtion that. he in the woof
the late l’hario» F. llmwue, who was M
ter known an Ark-mus Ward. Ilia mother.
whose maiden name was Hannah Staiuton,
incontltleut that she in the widow of the
tleceaml humoriat. and support: her asser-
tion by wuutuher of lemma She Bin
"limit. and claim the eatateof Charla
I7. Browne. The law firm of Ten Eyck &
Remington. of this city. has been retained
to prove the claim. Some unusual die
ewpanciea in the matterof dates will prob-
ably bother the claimants. According”
the biographer» of Artemlta “'artl. Charles
Purmr Browne was born in thetown of
Waterford. Mu. about the, year Pill. ' lie
died in England and it vnu always sup
ptml he was a bachelor. Acctmling to
Air-t. llmwne’~ statement she was married
to ('hurlezt l7. Browne in lh‘L'x If the bio-
gmpiwnarr to be believed. Ilmwne was
married when he was a your old. The
claimant» u-ert, however. that be wtu
nmoholtler than he appeared to he,and
the biogruphcntm wrong in the matter of
age. It ‘h allege-ll that the lmtuotiot left
his family thirty-stir years ago. and they
never heart! from him again.
I'm-It Ilarretl tint of Germany.
Brunt, Apnl m—A New York comic
ncwapuper t'nllt‘ll Put-k In“ been tried by
Ifwstlllltill’ifll'suf Ilerlin for thet‘rlmeof
It‘s? mztjmm in holding up the rtxlcrof
Germany to ”W ridicule and contempt of
hie tmbjerr- by caricatures which fail to
comm-y n prnpc-r idea. from the kn'uer'»
alan-Ipo'tm, of the allntlty and divinity
tlmt :tttmh to the imperial per-mm. and
that have nrttmlly provoked n Inerel'tgioua
Imilcon tho fact». of his majesty: aulr
jet“. The paper named has Int-en found
guilty of the crime charged. and an the
publivht-ra are not within reach of the no
not police nrthc Guelph fund. it baa been
deem-ti Mutt. mt the only puuhhmrut poa-
aibic under the cirvumutanm. Put-k shall
bot-xrluded (mm circulation in tit-many
and all t-opin found In the empire are to
hotbmtrnyt-tl. 'I‘wo cfvillana in Dresden,
who were detected with the paper, grin-
ning at the ohnoxloun caricature, were
roundly lectured by the police and then
allowed to go.
flagllah "more he Jae Itaaoghua.
Nttwnt'no. .\‘. ii. April to.—.loe Dott-
oughue. champion akuter of IM-‘O‘l’lii,
baa received from England an elegant gold
metal. won by him during Moment Euro-
pean tour. The medal in circular in form,
about two lncbea in diameter. nearly a
Mnlnchtrt thickoeaa, of twenty~twe
karatuulrl. U" the face in It rained vim
nette of Queen Victoria in relief. [in the
twveree wide are the initial: "N. A. S.”b
monogram. mmtuded by alanrel wreath.
Engraved on the rlta of the medal la the
lnncriptltm: "international Amateur
Champion, .ltnph V. Donahue. Hanna-
tan Athletic club. New York." Thine-hi
waawornbydoeatthe tlltte he capture!
the Price-of Dream-cup It in about
twice the at» of a twenty dollar
piece. and it valued at Ifly dollar.
I». Part to tie to “leap.
Dunno, April Ill—wot, Howell M
hadnldrdlo accept the oleroflharhdr
dummadetohltn the Roth Hedi»
eal eollene. of Chicago. their of ear»
In. Hyde leather One Drop- ller lull
Ian D. liytle. of Oxford, Nata, again»
Ira. Alice ll. little. of Woodutock, Conn,
for atom damages, war ended by the
Staten court in thin city.
umy to the attempted briberyof atalra
an: outflow mum umo.
Anion lira. flyda Ila-her ‘I'wa.
Elmo, April la—The suit of Mn.
withdrawal of the can from the United
Both women had been married to Fred.
ariek G. Hyde, who died at Woodalock
not September. leaving a handsome fort.
one. lie wry anephew of the late Hon.
Lafayette Footer. of Norwich. Conn, tier
pee-ideal of the United State- uutler An-
drew Johmon. In 1870 he met at Vallejo,
Cal,a dethlng brunette, hlary lluusttcr,
and married her.
In 1m he cameeaat and settled in ()3.
ford, Mate. Domentic ttrife arose within
a few remand in too llyde agreed“
give Mn. Hyde a $10,!!!) place in Oxford
FURNITURE
iioutb Main utreet.
pm
k0 clmrxe for tuning «yer.
GREAT BARGAINS.
David—Stow,
“Mini”.
Graduate Optician
IIIIMER a”. IIIIYT’S,
If llottlt Iain street.
film filled to all cornpllt'ated um. ('om-
mi helmet» frr'tnt prearrlption or
out
not:
time of old heme. oath loo guaranteed.
and "0,0110 iii cash if the would get adi-
tome.
Sheobtained a divorce in October. fan,
on the ground of the lientenaut‘s rniaeou—
duct.
A year later Lieutenant Hyde married
Aline, the daughter of Martin Robinson,
of Oxford.
They removed to Woodstock, where the
lieutenant med. The am Mr. Hyde at~
tended the funeral, and exhibited eon-id-
erable grief. Three months later she in-
Nygymnsu
on! will aetuitm anpaxe panph
letrwhhrh tella what Rheumattarn rally faki- I.
ll- forme. cameofthe putln attending and
how to abut peedydutlngaatl Inexpensive
run. Addrete
u a-
l’. VI. KIMBALL,
LIKCOIJ BLYDJIISO.
e nio- ftquare, hIt' YORK.
nab lm
ntituted suit for $0.01) damogu against
tie widow, alleging that her lamination:
had led to the wrongdoing of Lieutenant
Hyde, and that he hadcoercetl the com»
plaiuunt to tenure the Rhodc Island div
vorce.
For some reason the divorced Mrs. IIyde
changed her mind and signed a paper set.
ting forth that there never was any
ground for the suit and that the allegar
tiomt against Mrs. llyde So. '2 were wholly
unfounded.
Swwa from Albany.
Auto“. April l0.—-‘l'he judiciary com-
mittee of the nenate gave a abort bearing
outhe freedom of worship bill. Dr. Mo
land, of Albany, offered a radical amend.
men: which would make a new billpm
riding one exactly oppoeite to the preaeut
bill. The new bill pretreated by Dr. Mo
Lend provide!» that no public money what-
ever nball be paid, either directly or in-
directly, by any olliwr of the Mate or by
any utl'wor of any county. town or city or
village in the estate, to any institution, to
ciety or emulation in the state, thatla
either wholly or in port under nectarian or
ecclestmutiml control, Dr. hit-laud tpoke
In favor of the new bill at forever stopping
the pursuit contmveny. Mr. O‘Connor“
bill to make railroads reoponsible for the
death or the {inmate-r caused by the neglect
of employ“, or in fact doing away with
contributory negligence anti presuming
the roads rmpnuaiblmwu heard by the
jmhrimy committees. Mr. A. J. Buchanan.
ntprewm lltL: :ttzll‘vrtls. tlppflml the bill on
the grututtlu that the employmof the mode
would bet-nuns earring, than endangering
life.
l'atnlfy Stabbed at Syrnrnaot
Sm.“ I 5123' \'.. April 1U.--i'utriek Mur-
my. a xmwm. n.t.~‘ numb-randy Mttaultul
hat evening by Mummy I". “hiker, the well
known colored boll player, who mttzhr In!
the champion .‘v'kult team in Winona
fur the Symt-u‘e Narnia [W and INN).
Murray, with two or three other woman
ion». Wu" «landing on n firm-t Unmet when
Walker, who u.» utulrr the itttlunrc of
liquor, utnw alum; "What are you walk
lug the sine!» forW .‘furmy mired; ”why
are you not at work" “other flew into
5 mm: and. tluwing u kuifr, ntahlmi the
queatiouer in the arumruh and then run
nwny. Twuof Murray‘n wmpvmiunw fol-
lowed and cuptnn—d Walker, twirling bun
until the nrrit‘ol«.t!anotl1cvr. When lurked
up Wulkrr frll into a drunken ntupor.
hittrrzty'r- wound t~ fatal. Walker. before
going to Newark. httl been svlumtnl to
the bar in Tull-ti 1. Sum: he quit lltt'il’llllll
he has born ‘tn tlw railway mail service
and bats bum running between tb'u city
and New York.
The I'nwltlent'a four.
\l’tsxtmuus. .\pnl lilu'l'he amor-
mentn tor i'rmi lrnt IIurr'tmn'~ trip math
and In t'.tli!.»rtti:t haw been cuntpletul, A.
it now allt‘ml‘ the party will current of the
pmhlent. lint. Harrison. Mr». D‘tm’tck,
Ponttnowvr Hunt-ml Wanamaker. Secre-
tary “this. Private Stewary llalfortl, Ex-
Rttlltt‘ l'lt-rk Tlhl'letn out! reprenentativm
of the per-u a—mcmttonx. Mr. George W.
Boy-l, amnhmt general perineum-r agent of
the i’cnrmlvania railrmd. will have en.
the charge of the party. The trip will
cummetlre April it, and will occupy thirty
daym The titatame to he traveled will be
minimum ”the itinerary of the trip he
Mfuliow: Washiugrtm to San Franck-o.
rlaCimthutmwt. Birmingham. Memphia,
Saint-ton. Returning vut Portland, Hall
and lnwiiztooprdin.
New ”tuna“. .tprtl lt).«—lhnolniek tf‘.
O’hlalley way arraigned In con" on three
indictments anion M- for
eplraey to induce perjury
juror. lie pleaded not guilty to eaehof
the charge» and was rrlramlon Mambo".
Thoma» Mel kyntal and John (Tunney, both
of whom were alleged to have been II
dietmentn for attempting to heibr talea
jam to the "runny rate. were no
DIM on the charm today. They plead
all not guilty and wet-war tot-intuit
fault of bail
recoil-2n»: ta Italy».
from the molt expedition apt-at Sinai»
may» that them llrttirh as:
mt e aterprrter.
liberated by the lien-tron mm the
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mmhwmatltberident thank
Lake t‘tty. Donut, lhnnha. Springfield
Uflalley’s employ. aadwho are under in .
Clover Farm Creamery
BUTTER,
Ill ROLLS. FINEST fllllE.
liwrybmiy buys it. Sui-l only by
B. F. Stevens,
hil'iil' HALL IllAh'K.
mrtt to
$500 Reward.
.\ Rtmnrzlwf [Vite ll'mulred lhtliar- mil be
MM L}. the win len trl' rim mm. of Kuwait
fur NW '4 l tht’l wumxvrmn n! H.» party or
mnin at am 4.! r?» Mm! trim-Murry
firm in ~1t’lfnwft.lvrnnjy ~11» i) that ma} own"
he r. after,
-i .t: hut-soul. Prhmnn l5. it‘ll
What do YouThink of This
‘l‘ll'lil. IFAPKA‘L 5ND!” Innf
NED-'0‘ JJ l' \‘J’. - the .
”M" \R “7 It \ lltlxli.‘ of X:-
,bON‘T DELAY
7m: [JP-ts
Do you the-ire attire for librunmtinm': When
I my cure, I mean all the word implieu.
USE
“Van’s" Rheumatic Cute
internal ly. and
"III'S" flllEllIiTlB llllllEflT
Externally .
t
Van's. ltbeumatio ('urc in pure! ' an herbal ;
rented}: It in a blood purifier an a tint-clam l
tnnur. Snot the thing fora sprfl’l medir-lnv. it ,
t’lcanficlllw blood of all irapurititnand create. i
a wield a petite. thus increasing nne’s at rt‘nglh '
anti vita ity. It clears the skin of that yellow
appearance. giving a healthy complexion.
Mr. Joseph Sullivan. proprietor of tho Ma-
backeuw hmcl vigor More. will tell you what
he think: of "Van’v" Rheumatic ('urc.
.antwaut. Ohio. January 23. lml.
Mr. Jammy Vnn Xena.
Dear !‘ir— For some I lune been troubled
with palm in my bark and en :urenws mall my
limbs. I have tried ulmmt evv-rythiug I mluhi
hear of. without any you! real)“. My wife
fortunately heard of "\ an's" Rheumatic Rum»
«item. from ('unneclit'm friends. I have faith—
fully and it acmrrlinx to dirn'tinne. and I ran
my it has done in work well. My back hubby
in on well aw ever. and the mrcnm rumpletcly
gum- frmu my liml'N. Therefore I add my 1c»
zémnny to the rmtny you haw no doubt rc-
r-rlv-xd. anti I would eat-neatly cmrm! all suf-
frrim: from any rlw'xmatiw trouble to try your
ltit"ll>‘liw:~ w tthmzt this; . V. r} ~im-rrciy your“.
\\ .‘l. II. MIST.
No.16 Hutu other. Xuraatlk. Ultln.
i
I
ilaw you :t. crumb that lxt‘t- lmt‘fl‘ml every I
known remedy ': 'l'r)
“Van’s” Cough Cure.
lttt’tmsrns. .V. .L l‘rhrtmry t. laid.
Mr. Jan. M. Van Scan.
Dear Sir fluently I had m'vaulnn to text the
mlvtrt-f ymtrt'uugh t‘nru fur tr-vtp. Tu my
.{reatr ~ltfyflw- and Ilrligbt. if zaw my f’ltlltl in-
deed relief. Shire then i how this! if Inlfl'lf.
uml titer. it In in} t'ltlltlrrn :H "PIGL‘IHII rt»
'llill’t'!l.flllll alua}- hau- f: mtl thr mule nu
~ulr-. til... prnrnpl ft‘llr‘f am! .1 ~;w.-mly rnre.
l‘rutnmwan'tvnn- l rmurtxly unlurw your
("unit rnmly and “mild rm-rmxmentl all.
mother: part1. ohm). t... keep Lt flip-ply of it on
Emmi a‘lhr ".mnw of rrtum-m." Rupee!-
full) you“. ,li’.‘ W. H 1.1”th
T.» r I-‘nlt-I' omi gvrmrrnv ilte lH‘lll. tn art-wt
zlm .n. tofvunf} Iuv‘ breath. .m i In to ~luf't.1li--
cwm am ~p-mgr) rum. to a lmtlm} vomit—
hhv 9’.”
an a
lion. u-r
Dentifrice.
Lu 9"
Grand Opening.
E53523
MlLLl N ERY.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
lb. 8 ‘o'ater Street. lorwallt.
F“! tlut- M1 ”:0 1 m~t .4) 1m in
Pattern Hats. Bonnets and all
Millinery Novelties.
Lvhr— will plan: .u - ept tl.‘
vnr h. \"r ~lmll upon nor t.-
alrtrf. sou :tptoJ M r-mnh Ht
on u! :tlnult .t.‘rtl 71h
llorlon Point,
«cutout PollT.»
South Norwalk. Ct.
J. E. POWER,
I’ll! ”’1“ HIV ill.
at:
HALE’S
cough lalsam
emerge.
10 ll SCHIIIB ft Sill
Wm drank-1h lore-1h. 111‘
I“ w. z. muons. Westpo
Vllll UHERBY.
HOIEHDUND.
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK. Ci IN N.
Tin u‘mw [11”er mm» or mlr 1.} drum”:-
Tlll III) TOW.
_. Arr..."
llihhle lo comsmclt’s.
VERMONT
StedPotatoes’
WHITE STIR,
Bill!" Of HEBREW.
[Mill IIIJSE.
iibble 8:. Bomstock.
Spring Styles
HATS
13‘ ALL GRADES AXIJ ('ULOIIS 0F
StiflandSofl'HuSSilkllats
Boy's H.t:- :tml 1'35”, ('rush Hots for Men and
{by ~. Nutriu. Soft Hats for )Iru a!
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
particulartténtionPaittortxing,
cleaning and Ironing Sill flats.
Wall Papers?
grmNé smts.
.- of i'uprr [fanning-j» the
fir" on the toms H! .\or-
tamt Nun's m" Patterns
int: "i iii: nl'itlh’ti TRADE.
A line of slits at lit—and 25 cents
l'l—ZI: [rtll'Bl.lI RULI-
t-f Hui-vi Paint» l‘uttt'l’l l'nlttm
train-tr» Spot I‘utuynmtion.
i~' Slut-ruin ll‘ltrfxtrH' Haul
Wm, [at third “will “our: and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging and Galcimining.
L. H. Decker,
.‘1- Wu .l.ir:t;h~n Street Sn. Snrwalk.
, J. 0. JENNINGS.
Papet'llanget.Calciminet,Painter
.\n-l deal-'7 in
Will PIPER All] BDRDEBS.
~l Kurth liuitnrrwr, r-‘u Nutrwulh.
.\ mt
3:: l \-
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‘wntfw hull“ ltl' full lino llth‘ul atylt-t- of
Pawn. itmlu-otmlltlt \lutlltltnev taken to
Ina-r» for “up“ Hull. em null: t- by ptnml.
I':‘ll|‘lltlffS t‘lwvrfully when.
BBLD. SILVER. NICKEL.
And all kiwi. of lixytllml
PLAT! N G
Dott- u!
all hate: Street, South Nomall.
An, thing plutnl "will u no or Hm: to. Anne.
A Tr. tally mmlr nf Tabla \ 'urv. lirllnlnhlnu
um Lmtptrmut all kind: of brown. work.
f’fllhfulflllt’l’l. Hanging Imnr. f'ntuliat Stlrka.
\uw‘utt. Hutu. ”401., ”1...,“ ”up,“
Repairing done.
llort none at short Notice out
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
man!
to. W
v .
EST
to mtmlly n liable for my.
in l’llnhmllfnran’m
.- r oteryflwrr. Prices.
5;?“- box. 0. Anglia?"
«at: man r, whit-30$"
Afldmly.f‘tmlh .‘t’ortvalkd‘tmn. lite-1m '
I! Utter limit.
7001' OF ”ARK. Illilfflifll‘llli’l‘. (‘1‘.
Pure Lead Zine and t'ehmta ml. the
la Net-mm". Rainmlrmer.
about but
I? fltai
the mm
m l a
traitor-ll limo! atoll mt tie-lent
"flee. 01" «letter M bra-yd
t
not rtenthi
SWAN ft BUSHNELL,
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a:
“goth truth :1 Wm,“
in inhumane Lénfilmué
Med nar-
impeded
the with name—
ade
Mia
ahorofflll
Bill 0F THE Illllflmllill.
l'll’h’. Milli: ftll’filt‘
a
”If I'll DBLI. MIIMIEI.
mom nmlmtem at hairy "err
”eliminate-let“ on.» hand at-
me murmur mm. men mm
of Quanta-5pm.: ‘ all»: will
It merit the
rewrote.
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Norwalk Chronicler