00 KB Ill’A‘ii’ The
8' W08 (X) . .
. lint Miro-d bridge.
. . MIMI.
llBWuhI at. .N. Inn:
mwfl Wt...
‘ In; at. n. Wham block. l5. s.
w Mun-scum modern bony“.
' ‘ Anntoxzm ,
“JAMES. office it‘ll-ll It. N.
«at: broker and mellow .
. ulna I oncnnsrnu.
m AND ORCHMRA of So. It -
Milfumnmr. 4': Wm: unfit
m I conventionally}.
norm» ”In C. ll 80. lulu In. 8.3. sole
W tar ' ice cream.
0 acts
Williams" PllllSll.
I'lll rnmr LITTLE nmrlcr
nun-rm nr "samurai;
W Sonic“, conducted by Bishop
High... lo be It.“ Ken loud-y Evo-
‘ «hm-A sic-Mn wanton.
It bout: a question 0! a few day» be
Mtltepmtty edifice at the corner of
,Baldenuvennennd Crosstrcet. Norwalk.
will he completed. The new structure is
known as Grace church and u the
production of the dimenliug mom.
has of St. Paul's churcb.tlu-y having
(lined I parish of their own. and clu‘nen
fuI'I rector the Rev. ll. 8. Watkins. oi
,jtileChnmh of the Ascension. Now lla-
’rm. .
.Thechurch is of modern architectural
{ duignJromplans furnished by Archi—
ltects Thnyer 6L “'nllacc. of Brooklyn.
'x The building in 491149 feet in dilllflb‘itlm,
plIinbut neat in its mmtruction. The
’ interioreomistu of n nave and tranwpts.
‘ with choir and chomping well as a study
for the motor. and rolling mount for him-
. let! Ind choir boys. The audience room
ism“) feet: the Vestry nunn. lllxl'J:
l the rolling room for the choir, 5:2. '13: tin»
‘ choir. 25xl‘2, and the charm-l. llxlil. ln
‘4 fltennditorium there will be four rows
’of pews, two in the trnnwpts, seating
live personseach. and two in the now.
muting seven persons catch. allordiug n
seating capacity for 320 pl-rmus. There
Ire no winmm to obstruct tin-
view. the roof being Mlpptu‘tvd by
minor shaped trainee. Tho walls arc
coiled with ash and the gablm with North
GIrolina pine. finished in their natural
Itlte. The ceiling is stained :thn-rry
cohrand the trusses painted a Tuxedo
gray with gold trimmings, The donn- it
also finished in North Carolina pine.
The pews of antique oak and ash were
(intrigued for comfort and area markcd
ornament to the room. Th.» charm-I.
lick of the choir. iv. in keeping with the
rent of the church. A neat railing
encircles thealter. which. with the chan-
celinrnitureflsalso mildeol oak Thc
room is lighted With gm. there being four
muck-lien beside brackets on thesidt-
walk The windows of the building are
of I neat design of cathedral glans. Tin-rt-
Ile filty-eight i-unall windows at tho
rides. twenty windows in tin-
dome.two large rom- windows. lI’SlIlIS an
mmechztnwl window. Thvrc urn
.threedoubie door entrances at the front
(I. the church. opening inward from a
helmet] porch: also a single entrance at
the rear for theaccommmlationof the
rector. The floor is cow-ml with a mm.
mil-figured carpet and tho- pt-ws are
nicely cushioned. Tlu- organ "us a haml-
Iflne piece of work. and prescnts a pretty
W” as it stands in the church.
the case being of ash neatly drmmtnl.
The organ has two manuals, liftccn
Wing stow. RI? pipce. and it. ruin-d
ht! bularumd to suit the reupiirenu-nls of
the mom in which it is lot-zitul. Th.-
hliltling initiated by two forum-cs. or-
m to throw out tin- lu-at evenly and
distribute it over the entire mllico. Tlu-
cdiiloe will not about Munro when u an-
The church wns built nn-lcr lbw [lo-I’M!“-
Il direction of A. I'. Golding who lcl out
the amtrnct to tinI following partim:
"William Sheldon. nhlnt‘ work: llcnry
Seymour. brick Workztio'ol‘gc ll. (blur-
hnh. painting: W. H. Smith it t'o..
sluts: Foruytlu- & t’o.. Now York, powm
(Initial Aiutltorpc. heating; Sloan. New
York. “muzt‘. W. ilorritt. mm lilting:
R- 0. Geiulcr. New York. chancel turni-
We; and Cole 5: Wmnlbury. limb-n.
am. ripening eu-rvicoa in tbc church
till he mmluctt-d by iliubop Williams
on Monday evening. The» Illllllil' {or the
micro will he turninhcd Ivy a boy choir.
which is being lmincd by l'mfmmr
DIM. ol Ilrltlm'port. The mrplicm
worn by the choir have luvn donated by
“triathlon! then-hutch. who him-done
intact) toward» it» Welfare tbmugb n
anxiety known or thc Ilrnn- I’burcb
Guild. .
mmm the now pnmh «re u
W:&mior worth-u. A. I'. Holding:
Mar tuition, W. ll. Smith: veatrym-rn.
M P. Oilbmnc. Itolwrl \‘nnllurcn.
William F. Billuvp. Tbrmw ll. Morimm.
W W. (from. William Lockwood.
M ii. titular Jr" William E.
. Ind Chute» W. tinny.
Milan In pariah clerk: Jlltnm W.
m. treasurer: Willhm ll. ulml‘
. mint-m trio-um: ltolm \‘In
'" . Tim 8. Horton. and A. II.
bump. «um. and ms Warner. to
“WWI them at the stile
I -" .. The "film's of the Grace
, Guild Ire: Minot. Ht».
l Vullntenzriu- mum. Hm.
it P. Wad: u-m-tuy and Imam.
in. W. ll. limith.
www.mxe tbt- Bridal lulu-c. b
but may bundling ml tun liven
W‘m WIN In 3mm
W it. Warm and will when
M I tantrum the Mint can with
Ir
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Airwoman» mmhlring
.» tor the 'W hull 8m-
”to item unto «ell-wot up
. «tantrum.
m Mfiflhmflmm
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‘WM. Thr- objret hm iii
In mom roman-my to-
“whittled-20W.
mm WI while new
‘ idling. mm “at
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Eunmm' fibfihls. 1.0. m J. u.
Gm.d‘tfl . 4
national. main or nonw
157.0
Y
Nag}; NOR“;fil.l{r:ld '
tum no
man ; Jilin it. For rice pm; John
H. ti’n’ifilf oi... 1mm paid deluifiiton.
Manny brand on non ’
Infill". {Wit lmlu.
801"”! NOIIWALK BE l’ ('0. 8. N. lion:-
lnondbwmor .ubeept Insured,“
'l‘liltlll', “'51. ill. a (‘1 . N. Anchor‘s beef and
proclaims. lion-e lam mutton.
“001' All!) 8303 ”BALI“
BROWN. no. Main st. 5.x. custom workbrlnz
your (out and have it fitted. Rewiring. etc.
unison Blossom IN APRIL 7
The Culver—(Hark Weddlng in Eur York—
Warden-Punt.
Minn Mary Jonquina Clark. daughter
01w. A. Clark. of Butte (lily. Moat.
war married ymtcrday ntternmu. to Dr.
EVt'n'll Mallory Culver. of New York.
grandson of Mrs, James Mallory, of
Not-Urn“, In St. Thoms' Church. ‘l-‘itth
avenue and Filly-third stulel. New York
city. The bride enternd on the Inn of
her father. who gave her away. Slu-
worc an importcd gown of white satin
brocade trimmed with ilounuu of point
law. "or who veil um [smelter] by a
wnnth of orange blsmmms. She wore
a necklace. of [mrls the gill of her father.
and a diamond ilcur do Iys. the gift of
the groom. ller bouquet wasotllilim‘of
the valley. )liun Catherine Clark. the
bride‘s sister. was maid of honor. and
tbc bridesmaids were Misti Mary Reid.
of Council-trifle, l’:l.. and .‘llr-S Luella
Morn». of (in-eusburg. Pn., both martini;
of the bride. llonry Brundagt- l'ulrcr
was l“! man. The lulu-rs Wore Messrs.
Edward Kclicy Liriugstup Bet-kins".
i-Idwnnl Warn-n. W. 'l‘. inn-son. Dr. ll.
ll. Md‘arrollnnd Charles A. Clark. A
large reception followcd at the bride's
home in the Dakota tints.
S. Edwin Wardell. of Now llnrcn. and
Mini Alicc May ‘ngnn. oi Nurwalk. were
united in marriage at lilo house of and
by the, RI'\'. Ii. t‘. Earl. of New York.
The happy couple started on a bite train
for New ilnvcn to uttcud tllc graduation
t-xcrcisc-s of his sister. MR" Ii. ii. “'ur-
dull. from the “fluorine High school. and
upon their return will go to their new
house on South Main strict. this city.
.t.\' fllTTl‘Sti I'Ll'li olltiANlllIIl.
'I'lu- llrmbcn of the \' M. t'. A. Preparing:
tor nJolly Summer Seaport.
A nus-tin; of tho mcndn-rs of tin» Y.
M. C. A. was held last night in the clam
rmm. tor the the punitive ot‘ fonnim: an
outing club. Edmund Hyatt was chosen
chairman and Wilbur llubbvll wnsmude
secretary. The following new clcctnl
otiicr-rs for thc ensuing ycar: l‘rmidrnt.
William E. Smith: rice president. l‘lll‘
mund llyntt; Secretary and lfl'Iblli't'l‘,
Wilbur l". llublmll. It was dccidcd to
hold regular meetings on the first )lon-
day in each month. and the ollicen were
Intuit- n couuulttcc tn pnwnt suitablm
comtilutiou and lly-ln\\> at the nut
Hurting. Outings to whom. place:
nroum .‘wruulk Will ln' :ulullgctl lur llu-
suumu-r,
The “use Boll departnn-ul of the (lut-
ing club. held a rum-ting but night and
w;t.-.or;::uun-d with [Wt'lllydllll' lllt'lllln'l‘n.
(mica-rs \vcn- chum-n an lull-m a: i’n-oltlt'ttl.
Wilbur F. Ilubbcll: \in- prtnldc-nt, I‘.
ilcl’ln-mrn: su-rctary and muslin-r.
Will llunlcr. it was dwidwl to play it
game Saturday brtm-t-u tbo- two cluba of
tho dcpurtmcnt. nftcr “llit‘lt the tint
lliltr‘ will be .wln-lcnl atlnl than‘ not Intuit-
moonlit-mot" llu- first nine will probably
bc organized a.» a n-m'n‘t- lcnln.
All tnrnlbcm of lllt'g)lllll‘d.~lltllt claim
should be ill’tN'nl this owning ms this
will be tbc [not llmltl bo-l'onv tlnwlmiug
cont-mt. instructor )lnnniug will llt‘
prwparml tu—Ilitzlll to give tlu- memlwm
lull particulars regarding the contest.
Sl't"t'il§§l'l'l. l'll-lll’llll.\'l'ltl.\’.
Int-t Sight'n ”retina of tin- lltiiltllng null
hum .hmiutlon.
Lost night's landing of lhc ilmblim:
and Loan Amwiation, proud to b.- an
mlditimuil do-nmmlmtiunol the Mindy
growth of ”ll-r maul prowl-mirt- ol our
l't't't'ltl local ixhtittitiom. It» munbcr»
nllip lulu int‘nwwl until now the monthly
income ht nimnl 02.1»), At this! nun-ling
and nincc the but onc. lilo-cu tritium wcn'
addnl to the roll of llll'llllll'l’hlllp opp-Mic
tonulmu'iptiom (or :ll-‘inbnm oi pluck.
Ax prvvinns lino» had tn-ncbwl upon the
nu-ipta of thin nit-«ting. but H.000 our
otl’ered tn Immm-m, Thin mun um
mulily diupmul 01 tonne ol tlw chrul
hidtlcm turn. The mainly in tortumiw
in but his bow Iblr loloun the libido ot
it» mw’iptm which now tenant to about
team)", um mm its they ltltl‘t' mwlwd the
“luxury. no limit“ no motor-t has my
of iltl fund» ll't‘li idlr. .tllcr mluv tu-
murltnby tlw olllcenl tluI meeting ml-
jounu-d, lbu tin-inborn (mutating with
great mtinlm‘lism nt llw m-idmt poignant
nndntuwmol their «firm in tho direc-
tion of ctr-operative bulking.
lmu Mutt; Ill-on.
’I'lu- fi'lvlm "William flown." {mm
Maine. in nnlmuling limbs-r tor J. it.
Roynmml at E. II. 'l‘ollu‘ limit.
The tout ”Too [Infill-n." with a
cargo ot I'mm limit out. in at lb)"
mood liuitbern’ whorl.
Tilt-hm! "In" limbo" is dominant-
int: a cum» cl trim tit Raymond linulmrn‘
doth.
The PM i... FPMU from .‘iurfollt. St.
John mutt-r. antral Ill Wilton Palm
youterdny Illernmll wuhlfilll m at
Pauli-intu- all for John ll. Fem».
‘I’lus court durum mun-l.
The I 7mm or Inquiry nllnruntlgatc the
chum undi- against first WWII“
ilcnry HIlbieu. of Company F. again
mnrmt ml» tummy yesterday utter
noon at: o‘clock. The tailoring w
m mm; ll. W. low. Hut
mm flotilla. (2mm 111m
Hunt. (input 'A. 8. Willem. fluvial:
J. A. Cm. and Prime lanthanum.
of (impurity 1). Mom tin- Win.
“m m will name its may in
writing to the WW
Mama-rm“ ““
1w humid mm at
8A "KGB It
Webb .
CA 3 13m Cab!
51 Endmmgwmamiil
I w. .‘W .Bfidnu liIt
' ml Bl’lwntk ’
‘3. .l'.0.lrux
3W Icmm‘ Db gm»
“.m'nlfia. ”droughts. '
CAN O CM“!!!-
Ind (lupin
. Try It.
W Ail) on. mull“.
' um)! MORE. Rot-volt. Thu pioneer at
' bur Th. walnut-mullet
nlmwm‘ ”
constant-m IND BUILngmi
CROWE. All“ U. do) Ann at, . . . .
mules (Ivan. iuhblu pr’bprnptly attended to.
MORTON. WM. A. El Taylor Ivonne. ll. N.
Jobbing pnnnpth' "tended to.
RAYMOND, J. It. in Water st, South Norwnlh.
RANDALII‘? M. l). Ih‘l’tdnllll'n mill. III. . . Mgr!-
ernnutc 'rn ' . .nwcnenn on
me to give figm'h’ lfiupw‘mk I specialty
WILSONJI. B. Btlnust N. lint (utilities. low.
est prlt .. I'Iunm‘swcltlcuhins, jobblnu. etc.
(‘l‘iAlfi BOX MANUFACTURER”;
ETJOHNJ'HAS. 8.27 Mania“ “.5. N.. Illlllll'
Inclurer of cigar lune» Ind dealer in l’llllmlin.
run on humans
A BAKING [ATTEIP'I' "I'll ENTER
HBRIS’ JEWELRY SHIRE.
A skeleton Key right to [lure Been Found
In “in Front floor Till. flornlurv’l'ha
.Wonld-bo Burgh" Frightened Anny.
It wui reported this [morning tint”)
tlarin'glttttimpt‘whs modulo-at night to
enter the jewelry store oi A. C. Ferris.
South Main Slh‘tli. The porter oi the
I‘ity Hotel my» be lookcd Iu'rtkui tlu-
streetalmnt Hi"; o'clock :y‘ud saw three
men standing near the door of the store.
He went outside and the men started
zuld ran up North Main street. It is
thought they came. to this city on the
”I: train. “'hi-n )ir. Ferris arrived at
the store this morning he says be bad
comidcrublcdiilicully in unlocking tiny
door. and upon investigation he found
that a skeleton key had been inserted in
the lock and that an attempt had bwn
made to force the Windows open.
IISS Dl'NNINIl'S I I'SII'MJZ.
llcr l’uplln lDrIlgllt in Largo (‘ompnuy ol
l‘rit-ndn at the l'lty Ilolcl.
Mix; Anna S. lbtnning, of this city.
now a musical in the parlors ot tho I’ity
Holt-l lust err-lung. Slu- wan :umistml by
Mini .llay l’unzelt. cuulmlto. llcnulict
Francis. Violinist. and scwntl of her
pupils. The programme-wax cxvvllvnl.
nttcntin-ly listonul to nnd thoroughly
cnjoynl. )liss Dunning rcndcml
Beethoven’s "Flint-ml March" and threw
[Ilt‘ct'li by “rill. "Mr “I: llnllvt." "lh'tlb
cation" and “A Dream of Low."
wry urtintic mnnnvr null I't't‘riu-tl n
hearty rnmrv. 'l'bc s‘uln. "Flomerliirl."
by )li» Slay l’unzclt was rxcculingly
oc-ll sung and tin- "Sprim: Awakening."
:t violin min by Mr. Francis mu. grimly
enjoyed and ro-coiud apt-lathe. Tb.-
t’ollowing n-lwtions wow giirll by tltc
pupils of Mine; Dunning.r in n wry credit-
;tbb- manner: “At Full Specd." at xluclt
by )lim's Vinnic Smullc :md )lzty
anignn; "'l‘ulip." \l'tllie-Scblitt: mrhr
from on "Ill-I Folks at llouw." Mi»
Iitlsuic )lt'liuc'. "L't Iimcc" and tin-
"Shcphcnl's Drown.“ )llsa‘ Slay Finnignn;
“Vain" and "Old Folks at Home," Mi»
Vinnie Scorillr; "Yc Mcrry Birth." Mists
.\unic.\lurph_r. Frank llidr-rgmw two
selection»: at the I'lclbt' by mptmt ”I the
nuolicucv in bi~i usual l'htllllxll" ntylc.
Ill :1
”it“. .lSSlISSMIISTS .tllllN.
('unnet'lirul T. .-\. II. Nm‘ietlen' .‘lllltlll‘
Election ol nah-us.
.Thc annual t'nlll'o'lllintl of tbo- Stztlr
llt'lll‘lll Fund inundation of lllvl'nlllll't'lb
cut T. .\. ll. uwt in Maiden y.~.~tcnlay
at the rooms 0! the Y. M. T. A. ll. :«u‘lcty.
The principal busim-z-u was tndiqn-nw
with lllr graded zoo-sound: t-slalllllslltul
at lllt‘ bud convention. bcl-l at New
[inn-n. 'l'lw prcvious rub-of sun-mun:
ltlt‘llllh't‘h twentyvliw t't'uts was rivadnplv
rd. 'l'bc various dcb-gnlm mud» rcporta.
which m-n- wry Invorabbn Ncw llnxru
was ugh-ml upon the div plucc fur tbc ncxt
t'uIlVI'llliull. It) be llr‘lrl April ill. l-‘lll‘l.
'l'ltwa-ullii't'm werc t‘lt‘i‘lt‘lll l‘h'hlilclll.
Attorney .l. l’. ilrw. of SIM llnwn; soc»
rclary and lrctuurvr. J. l’. llHItlhv.Ul
ilridgi-port.
I'uun-I n “on “and drunk.
About #:Illl o‘clock Lot M'cmng ;t ucll
lll’IM-wrl stratum-r. npwtrrully hm, yearh
old. mm luund lying on the hillt'“illk ll
few yards climn lh-rkvlcy ~lrwt. oppor-
clltl)’ Ilt'l'lil. The policy \u'fv llldlilml
and l‘hiol’ lit-Forum. :tccolupuniml In
olllcrr Adorn». procured n bom‘ and
wagon and look thc man upnlmm.
iii-olicnl Muluiuv-r Ilurlo- mo notilicd and
nlta-rcxuminitut bun wold that ho thuitl
conic around ull right in n va hour»
lie mama-onllmtly token to [hr lockup
and thin morning mm found nulllclcully
h-coi’crwl In giw on account Iii blluwli.
lit-mid that ho bull lwndrlultiux yaw
lmluy and lint thu- liquor had mmplruw
Iy Nair-kn! him mu. 7hr stratum-rim
well-limb! mud-ml Hi Hulmtotd and
«MM I lbw blunt! In that plum-c. m In
ln Imminent in New York city.
‘ . .
Yuan-Int Mn. A. It. Ito-lung.
'l’lw tum-ml nl Mn. it. it. Hunting.
lu-lcl Immbcr lute midi-two unt'clttct
union youtefiluy Illcrlumn. won nth-ml
«d by u lump numlm of nit-ml» and Win»
tin-n. 'l‘bs- wrvlcru wnmmuultu-Iml by
the Rev. Ilmrga VnnAlntyne. of lilo-
Norwnlk II. F. church. and the atoning
mm bynqtumeltc mmumlol Min-m
by time and mt: and iii-ant». Price and
Warren. of tho church choir. The «who
nurturing tlw nvrmum can "trinity
mrml with cut tlowm and u biotin-unt-
timid pilbm Insuring tlw mml "Millie-r“
um! um by. The pill ll'lflllfl was»
nephew» of tlw damn: Jarvis lino
my. litmus llumy. Tillman Xumy.
(Mm lumy. William Hurray ml
(lam Hurray, of Brooklyn. The l'tk
mum- om inml In the Kuwait
t'tattttrlefl'~ .
my m ”Dem me.
The annual motion for the plinth:-
of «unmet llu- sundry mint oi the
ma. limit (‘4th thumb
whidhntrrenimmdmlkdmtd-
I'm: WWI. helm» K. Dick
mu; Ilm mitt. Molt it. tum:
m “that. Mal ii. Toilet: In.
lull worn. In. It. I... Jennings;
mm. Jam it. Perri-z m.
John It. Ferris; um. ems. Ill.
r m
‘pasaa tree coinage bill. would be veto it,
m
B
”an ,
ow w ‘ «no
is X. , ,
MOIIKHDUB .a 1:2me ‘ an n
. , . 4‘ Y
surveyor. orders womanly than to. .
(110"!le Dual—m
(”mock BlitlB. Lin-onto hulld' . 11.. It 50.
Marin at. PIN. mutmmmhhbemmntlen
FRANCIS & CD. Wlfiblnfton It 8.x. Xen’
boys” and «motor cloth or. ’ I”
COAL AND W00”.
I'llltlllfi. JOHN II. “M’uhl n mun. nluu
wukumrmwwmi’amkmma
TOLL“, E. 3!.& (’0. Want shop, shun (Ic-
tor)’. Ii. N. tiny. unmtrnln. teal. etc.
CORD“?! IANUI’AC‘I’IIIBM
llO'l'lI as llOLDBtfllhlllrl‘Jwtot-y 5.x. Han.
utocturen of the niobrnted It. I I). (tor-eta.
0800K!!!" A31) GLAIIIIWAIHL
NAN".
NAM
I". ll. a BRO. cor. Mulnanll Want it. 8.
stores. lump». mt» Ind tin inn.
WILLIAMS, II. II. I!» Wall pt. 2".
DRAIN All") NEWER l’ll’l'l.
Wilddullrl. ll. ll. L'- WAII at. N.
llltl’tili AND (YIII'IIICALH.
EAST sun-z l’IIAllMM'Y.\'nn7.andt ow. 12.5".
Kunllay "ours. It to lo I. Ill., 4 to II p. in. .,
' cLevsumm stLvsn news.
It. lull-Ito. no It.» lln . rm
Col-I30 IIIII in IS“.
Nut Yolut. April £45m I’m-nut
I. V. Stephen», 0! Missouri, culled on ex-
Pmident Grover ClevelInd yesterday with
letters 0! Introduction tron) Governor
French: and other leading Miroouri Dem
aerate. Mr. fitephenu' object wart to
secure from the tax-president I morn
thorough urn-union of lab views on tin
silver qmutlon than tho latter has no for
made public. Also!“ iii-won {or hum
int; writ on big silyyr latter 3.0.le Item
duh. r. Stephens was a journalist for
several years, and although he took no
notes he thinks be thoroughly memorized
who! Mr. Cleveland mid. It was to the
ellcct that the “president was nwarethnt
the Republican party was doairounol mah-
in“ the nilver question one o! the lending
queuions of the campaign at mahnndthnt
he wrote the letter in answer to hundreds
of letters Iroxn all port‘s oi lhe country
”king him to give his expression regard-
ing tree coiunge. In answer to a question
whether. it he were elected president in
1va and 4: Democratic magmas should
Mr. Cleveland said:
"Hi should be elected president In 1892
such it bill would not reach me until NM.
”congress would not meet until lieu-m-
bcr, Nit}. So that in a bridge we had better
not attempt to croeu until we come to it.
What would be bad tor the country at the
present time might be a umedty In It“.
All the volume. of business increase: it
in uecesmry lo incrcase the currency. The
amount of the present per capitn should
be inch-used. but changes should be made
gradually, When the law ma loom-d pro-
viding for the coinage of mono» per
month 1 team! the molt. for I thought it
would prove an injury to the business in.
termls of the country for the time at least.
liom-ver. thc law pmrcd n bent-tit. for,
mntmry to my opinion, the country was
ready for the change. When the pn‘rit'ltl
law providing (or “Jaw-I per month was
plbmnl. I thought the measure too radical,
and that it might have tin: ctlrct oi driv-
Ing gold out of the country.
"lint in this i “'Il'i mi~takcn. and both
those opposed my well as those in furor of
free n-lnnm- believe that the present low
is a who one in so far that the country has
beamed by it. With the rapid strides the
country I3 making it ill imrmiblo to say
what tlnazu iul measures we may be ready
for in ISM. lu forming my new» upon the
subjcct i did not done comith‘r the inter»
est»: ol any one section oi the country.‘
My only desire in tow financial legislxtt ion
ennctml that will lwnctlt the pt‘tlpll‘ in the
West do well in those In the east, and those
in the north a.» well as those in the south
"This great country of (mm. with in
diversified interests, should not be viewed
from the Mundpoint o! my section. I
have been unable to ace how free coinage
could tail of being an injury to every sec
tion of this country. believing M I do that
it would drive gold out of circulation .\.«
Vlr are in a great men-tuna dependent upon
I'Iuriquum ntnrketa for our phallic“. we
are obligml to Iain.- tbcm with cuttsldcm-
lion. When lhave suggeatvd n monutnry
conference of the npn-sentatim of other
goremmentn with our mrn which mull]
ngrw upon anew standard 0! value. my
bugut’slltlnl have been moth-d lit by l-Iuro
perms. l ninth-lighted that the people are
now engaged in hiltl'll a thoughtlul round-
«nation in! tin- question, and that by Nat
they will have decided whether or not we
nrvrcmly to handle nil the sliver of the
world.”
BLEW HER OUT or WATER.
Thi- Chlltnu Bur-bout I'Ilrotnnyo Ind tin
l‘rt-uv lhltruyed.
SM l‘msrlsm. April 2.5. l’rilalle ad.
vii-vs {mm Valparuiw by it chtllut‘l' from
Panama report the blowing up u! tlu-
woodmgunbolt l’ilcomayo beluugiugto
the insurgents. The government Int-c one
night sent out n attain launch lint-d up an
a torpedo boat with the bopeof getting
ruin! mute of the whips blocltttding the
port. The boot Met-rod {or u row-l sup
rum! to be tho Bloom l-Zucnlmln, a big
in-ntlail thIt bu played havoc with the
port on neveml occuiotm Thu launch
urn-pt tluflc to the cruiser. win-st.- crew.
never dreaming of In attack from that.
quarter. were trying to make out whet
mu- going on in thu borbor, whurc gum
and rot-twin were being tired in order It.
nttrnct the attention oi the n-bcl uhlpfi.
Wbrn close to the ventral It won di-wur
cred that ll woo talu- l’ilwmnyoinstcmi at
tho Illunco. lt WM loo latte to m-tily the
rut-unite. no lllu torpedo WM mu on ltu
mlulcm u! dwtnlctlon. It struck tlwgun-
bout lair nnridnhlpa and lifted her chum
out ol the water. The mn'i-rtimcut clmum
that line entire cnw oI the minimal «num-
lit-ring us ulruwwulont. The nbrluutttte
that thirty ul the crow. Incltnllnu tlw cup-
talu. um plclml up by one u! tln- boot. 0!
tbc ltmmtrut Ill-ct.
'I'lu- pmrvr claim cl Volt-union In in
mdly Illii‘i‘ltl“. and have broken Into
our“ all our the cityln their mflmtn
obtain de. Twice bnvutboy Itmkul the
hawk: nml lm rewind only utter
thirty ot lbrtu hull been allot down by lit!
”Mm“. rwmwu.alw
Inn-lur- doubt-odd lieu.
Stir \‘ottl,l\prll umAlbrn McMullru.
tin- room mole of Henry hauling. under
arm tor the motor of film Fatally To}
lor on upper Fourth AM!” on Sunni”
night. It» mule u Illdurlt in which hf
up hauling told llltn be but lulled :llrn.
’l‘Iylur. Ila (running) rm trolling with
the Woman allot); it lonely put at the no
nonunion!!! b!" mutoop tailor him.
moonlit-rim. stunned her hurt to
m «bk. who: roofing am it run» mum
mth'm‘imfl“ the {Swimsuit In t‘l‘ro
pm morning It pipe. . c»
lulle- innit-unlit; elm film
In till the tram.
not at.» with "It, W notion
an Am“). M. Ail-lull Pl .
a mules or who m till:
mealtimes. «manner
city. baud in them my. may
anmmgmmomm-m
lttflllt' at rabid tic
“49 mammotmbutmnhmulm
"mum mmthpmblentbynnme.
mnur.0..mt In!” in: m In!» arm-w. Mull-
mitten «album-ally my!“ m Ila-t mm in. a magnificent
:fimhghhlhm.fm ' a an Mflm?:?Mut
w
mtludhdmfluumn'mfl Whmm
WWW
‘NOALK court..‘
All. JIM-eh lune Wu Hutton.
. WEDNESDAY.
m an“ 1.11:.
fig! fig’l’HJIHE H William S‘lMl. 8.33.
TICK Q NASH. Ii Kn. loin —'
. «I III land. fruits. vent: & 4
YIN RAIN.“ (10.158 Wuh't'n brush”. N
, mu Inn minimum; wants.
HORTON. JOHN B. a 'l‘nylur avenue. 8. N.
Alan mom Wt. .
rwnlurs.
MeKAYJDIIN.E..ELN.WlhedeM.Mdin
tat—cut flowers and floral work at all
MI. Pine rum u rpm-lolly. 9
5mm. roux n. min “.334. plant» on a...
Mum-n. floral work a utter-lolly.
l’l-IHUIIA STEAM AND I")? “31115“
, amt-runs.
"HERE“. W. ll. 3: (.‘0. Music Hall block.
. ml» Agents.
. I'lrltxl'rtrttn mutants.
(”LEMAN, THEODORE. Wubl ill I learnt
cull. Furnll ure. Imltltnt gWi-unlm, dit-
RAYMOND. “I20. ii. nrw slow. t0 and ”Stain
. N. Four doon above old store.
”0‘". DAVID. 5.3.3). and :2 $0. Main III.
5.5. The old-mt mtablinhmvntot the ltlud In
town. A e and cmnpltle mlrllllflnl o!
Furniture, nllremen. Picture». etc.
THE REPUBLICAN (1088*
Major McKinley ls Named as
Ohio's Next Governor
BY BOTH TBUBBTON AND mum
In lulu-n Dolmto Proton“. Item
and tram-g w.- ‘s-nt “out "- mi-
tlllnlultotl “on at [mill-til."
CINCIXSATI. April L’lw'l'he Republican
[Anglia convention in Music hull mu»
culled to order by lion. John M. Thurston,
who Introduce-d “1,‘ l. Squire. 0! Toledo.
president 0! the Ohio Republican league,
Mr. Squire on behnli of that organization
welcometithc delegutes. He spoke of the
lugs attendance and attributed it to the
“titanium of the Republican put-synod
it: determination that the organization oi
the party should be made perfect. lie
culled attention to the Democratic orgaui»
zntion an exam-
plified by Trun-
mnuy, Ind said
that it. must be
met by Republic-
an club work.
Reierence to Mn-
jor McKinley m
the coming RP-
_. publicnn nominct
. for governor war
grectcd with up
‘ plausc. and men»
' plntlded. )Ittyot
-.‘~ -. ~' ' .‘losby was then
PRESIDEXT rur‘nsrox. intrmlut‘wl. II 2
Mid that it gave him great pleauun‘ to wet
come the delegate» to this city. (or it was
here that the league originated.
ill-(ion emor l‘ornkrr'n Spot-ch.
At. the close of his n-mnrku cxrtbwr‘mor
Yoruba wm iulmducml, and when the ap 1
plume hnd subside-l. .llr l'urziltcr curnmt
ly Welcomed the dclegulc» on helm” of tilt
Republicans of (thin. lb: said that be was
not “presenting tbc lln-puldimm oi Ilblu
just now so much :u. be um“ did, lid’ on
other llllll hi5 job in tho! capacity. but lit
could hen'rlln‘lcis speak for om.) llcpub
Hum. So ltcpnbllcunrnxnlidate lor tht
presidcnuy lmd cwr lflilul to RM. ulno'i
electoralvuteJlndns it but! been In tin
wit-tit would brain tbc (more. tlbio lie
publicons chetinhcd the memory of Lin
coin. (ix-nut nnd honored Illniue, whom the
weaker characterized an the "greatest lir-
lng American" The elm-ring which must.
ed this statement lasted some time. and
win-u it had eulwided. .‘.Ir l‘orkulu-r said.
”You seem to think on. too,"
McKinley {or lion-ruin.
The “bio itcpulllit‘un convention, "it
uptake-r will. would soon be lit-id, and it:
work is pructhully dour now. for It would
take the much tnlkrd :tlmlll McKinley bill
for its platform and the brilliant lit-Kin
iey lor it: nominee for governor When
the governor cloud then: were loud will:
(or McKinley. who was sitting on tho «one,
but he did not niapoud. I'bntruluu 'l'buN
tun announced thnt Judge II. II. l’nwcm.
til Vermont, would rc~pond in ln‘bull oi
the National lenxnu Mr Powers n-lnrncd
thanks Ior thc t-onli.ll \n-lcomc writ-ruled
the delegates lunl congratulntcd tho lto
publit‘mm of I‘incultmti on the result oi
the m‘cnt cb’ction hcnu llc t‘xph‘risul the
hope that. the Wolmnw news would won In
real all our the country that McKinley
hndbceu elected govcmor of (lino by a
rousing majority. lion John .\I Thur»
ton. of Nebraska. chairman nt tlu- Notion
‘nl Republican league. then mldn-n-ml the
convention.
l'roaldo-nt Thur-town spot-eh.
ll. warmly pram-d the \olunta-crwlilio
Ii umunlutttonnl thy.- ltcpublh'uu purl).
whom dclexntch vu-rr now bclorr him.
paid a glowing tribute to lbcpmtct‘tlh
policy oi the Republican party. and pm
timed great rcsulls from the McKinley bill
before thc next prcanlcmml election. lit
Mill the hope of tln- lh'tmu‘ruth‘ party to
tiny ill tum-d upon it» ubduy to combiut
With the .‘\llltttll‘e on electoral ticket» in
the “‘t'fllefll N‘Iltl's, and tbcn-by throw tin
election ol prrxnlent into the ltnuw or up
I'M'lllitill‘t'h.
in bi». judgment llllw run-nit would new
route. The weret clowddours oi lllt‘ Al
liutu'c Wt‘l’l‘ lu uppmltion to tho npml oI
American liberty. which repncm in the
blemiuuol public illscumlou. but II the-
ltepuhtn-nu puny cum-ml to hold tin-
IllrgiIneo of the. “'t'hlt‘fll people. it Illlllll
m in it that vn-Mcru inn-mu werr n-vow
utwl and uranium lll'lllfllltl}! “on; horror»
Ildt‘fllllllll in all lcglnhlttl‘u und mlm'luhl»
Votive nfl'nim.
’I’lto Mlvntlun of the moth.
The "waiter then dcuuutu’ml in vigorous
term!» the Mugwuuuu. mill-d tlmu politic
nl lletmlict Arnold». and mud llu- Repub-
llc party would Mn without tlmn in
til" liu tilt-u tun-In an ”summit In [um
I t 0 election: bill.ttud his mmbol pull:
tor _ negro voter». whom he Mount the
"allotment the moth.“ evoked hearty
Ippbluw Mun the colonel delegated
In reference to the tolling oi the «illegal
member» of tho Mull» ill. but Ilrlmnrl.
l‘mldent Thornton Mill: ”Unr govern-
mm! Aland:- rwtdy to llluktl ample return»
lion tor awry wrung done to the MI rill
aunt of any tun-um pillar“. but no long to
m» but a iicpltblicqu ultrunlatmtiunmitti
erll. Illulue u secretary of ntIte. no
apology will an be littoral nod not It dole
II: will not be path] (or the killing of any
ml hooded outlaw, though the unit» at
till Bump» should thunder all our harbors."
All Altognt lit-till In l'mldnt Illrrlm.
On motion oi alleles-ta from 3|an
one person from win all“! will; named to
am on tho minimum on mutilation.
loo-um: at but plIco at mating. creden-
this, order ol bristles- Ind league work.
ll. D. Colo. at “mull..- rising“. from
mind I little in” by Wild»
tut-investigator: of on ultra-d “unit
to "a autumnal not: at Indiana,” A: in
cat, but In: no prevail-l upon to with-
lt by the when of the mom
troll tint state. The inure-co probably
relat- to the mt- ot «41mm
rm and Mr. Thornton. who colossal
it stamina
m to hm“ nun. Vault-u :71
Inlay-It mtm' Ohio
at Infotainment; United
mutton-y until at
“as: wfiwnfi
hm
wmmm
«mm... . ._, . .
‘ 6mm
AGENCY tor Granu- lar-nu Butter
Iwunlnd grin Suite ”Elm mud
awn. II o. “.3“ .MA.Forrln.
BECKER.CONRAI) ltl Wuhlncton «Lt-LN.
“to best at warrtlilng. [.0qu primer
BEYNDUB. CHAS. B. KIWMbinnun '1. ll. N.
landing grocer. J '
L‘HOMMKDIEL‘.‘ DANIEL. «at end of Wu -
Install st. a. on mum floor.
I a specialty.
GWIIIS (Wholeoolot)
110W KEELER a BEL] EUR COMPANY
Fund II Wnll II. N. Flour, éruin. buy. etc.
“All! ”£38m!!!“ tWIu' Ind children).
RIDER. ll. 8. 31155. Lilith-I'll block. 8.x. bangs
cut Ind mrlcd. «humming. bnlr cutting. etc.
GU33 I AHMIYNITIIDN.
(JUNB AMHUNITION Ind rti . rod»
all kind. at No. 4 “3er .2. ill" "" x‘ 0'
IIA'I‘ MANUFACTURERS.
(.‘lllll‘ll'l' til KNAI’I’ cstnbllahed bin". Int-tor-
it'll cor. Malinda l'n o . and Water a; Tlllll'n
out. 5. N. Now York office, Ill! llrwnt; st.
RA'I’MUXD d; l'YOMHTUt‘K. Day Ill. 5. N. also
New Forming Ifonlpnny. name Iuldn-u.
IIABDW'ABE I ('ll'l'lililtl’.
Ql'lN‘l'Allli. l". l‘. Manic "Ill lil¢,h'k.l~'.N.
wink, oibt, ultras. etc. (st-e adv)
t.
...
DANlEL WEBSTER
, ’ Matt the remark that this was, the People's [internment »
Made for the People, made by the People.
and answerable to the People.
So we
tbc l’eoplc. not only by giving :5
to buy at homc what you hurt?
out of town for.
stock. but “‘0 do ('
BEST ASSIIIITEII ST
1.“ the City of South Norwalk
Largest and Best
House Furni
In Fairlicld (Monty. Furtlu-rlm
for less money than you can buy at! any olhcr placc in town.
IN MIL
\\'c lmw- stcppml right to lllt'
is of mind inumrtnucc. \‘iz.. ll’lill 'l‘I,
hgnrcs. and If \\'c trend on the t‘nl'llS n
ANYONE, be he 8
Lct him sail in. m- Irm- it.
HAVE YOU SEEN lT?
ll i~ ncitlicr n (‘bullicc nor :1 Lawn. 31-! is onc of tin-
cllcrls in llglltu’r-lglll fabrics sh.
GLORI
'I'hry soil for l‘.‘§c
$I '33 pr yard.
Wc oll‘cr ”I'lllldd". lll' Nllllll)
yard. 'l‘hcsc :tl’t' llll‘ lII‘Sl uf .\1
Wm wr yard for sumo.
VII l Sizo I'llAili‘lllAY SKIRT l’.\'l"l’i:lllNS_ \w ask fling Ulllt'l‘Hl
:lsk 3W:
\Vc do not bcsilntc. milllcr an
of “RV rid»; of goods we udvvctisc,
Iii‘lh'l'h” FANI'Y ll.\l.l" “INK. Strip ~ :15 wcll us lllut'lt. ‘.’ pull
for 'inc. Worth ‘Bilc :l pnir.
t'lllIJllil'IN'S FAST BLAI'K llllllllill MINI-1.1
pt-r pair.
LADIES' FAST BLAI'K HUS
Worth 17c pcr pair. \l’c haw nt
will lw found :I pr'lltlitl bargain.
Ullc lot IllCN'I‘S‘ li;\l.l" ill will
I‘illldlllI‘IN'S (f. d: S. FAST ll .M'K MUSE. "
worth 404:.
Exulnineour South window and nice it you urc not ublv in as...
t'tn'lll‘ somclbunz III \ cllow or ltockiugbum Wall-c
'I Willis only 221‘ ouch.
SPLENMD (fl lltfill'l‘t
Wi- nrc nib-ring for Saturday I
and buds of broken lots of hi
from thcrc to 31 5o, .
WP Ull'cl‘ for
I'l‘l'l‘ Mt'l'll.
Ammafi
Bring In your old
them rte-covered. P
be very reasonable.
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston
83 Washington Street,
II. B.---Ilemember that the In of May decided Wllll
gals Illa Sewing Machine. ‘
"ant every om- to feel that Wc are located hero to benefit
ood values. but also enabling you
“'9 do not lay claim to having cvcrything m
laun to llnvc the
pcr yard. and look :15 if llu-y might haw cost.
l) (HAWKS.
from is} to 7}. imm- of which huvc
'lmiug out at tllcsc hours at i
'.'.'>c llu- lul'gcsl uml best 'l‘HWEl.
(I out" It do
K0 WA B adult. not
null! Hilxulllce. alimrm. proprietor;
nous: ”Em .
cannons unnmxnomxrmsnnm
m“ “mt: -“ ywmtmum
V l “It?” o
tile ranch mm bullion Namath"
HOUflll-PIIBNIKHWG (£0008.
POWELL. J. W. Ell Washington Bt.‘ 5. 2i.
\VILLIAMII‘ . ll. ll. ”Wall u. N.
' iswuucu nouns.
LAYTI'JNJACOB M. W'uuhlllxtun It next PA).
SN. Fire, plate glmwtcident Ind Ilium Id)
Lt’lt'KWOOD. Wit. cor. Main and Wall at» N.
lie-l entitle. ilwcsllncutu, blunt occult-t .
fl. r5. .\. lit-til entitle and jnaunnuc.
INKI'IIANIfI-I t'IDMl’ANIILfi. ‘
I'IlNNKITII:I"l’Illl."I. LIFEINHJIO‘SJL ll-
llouunuliou. ug‘u Washington sloth. we Id.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. Gila/Washing-
ton at. S. N.. l". .l" lirubb. militant nupt.
NllltWALK FIRE INS. I'D. N. In finnmufill
blln‘llluo‘n‘ alum mo. Noontatnudinx hmclalnut
PEOPLE'S LIFE I NH. (‘0.1?.e,t5 Wubln n
at. SS. A. ll. Freeman. mt. iupcrinte em.
W ,.
I
heretofore been compelled to go
00K 0F DRY iiflllllS
. Wu also boast of having the
Selected Stock of
s h i n g G o o d 8
WP. “'c giro you both-r ('ANDlES
LINERY
lrml
. us nanny-«Is stylunud what
\Vc Shall Iln'ul in l-ilt‘is' and
i
IE or he he little.
, prclliest.
or this season
OSA’S.
lllli‘ISS IilNlillA .llS :ll
. :1“ PM“
ncru‘un lilnglmms.
Ulhcl's ask:
- \w usluuucd. to gin- llu- nation
51‘
grudc W1
I’l. I'llc pcr pttir.
This quality in
lwru wc can
sell for buss. but thin
. 3c wr pair.
‘Zc pcr pnir.
you may tin-ed.
'Vcllilu: from T In 'J o'clock. mlolll
llltmll)‘ lamp- sizoa
bccn sold for lws‘ than um: null
uu- pur pair. ‘
for Ihc mum-yr
..m
Umbrellas and have;
rlces will be found to}
Store,
TAYLOI} E SOLD ..'. L") and t7 “'Iohinzlull ‘
180!
Conundnlwnl
FROST Ilt'SHE “to. thin I. litany
lent hurdnmulllal Undoing-lied”- ”
HUHLBII'I‘T.
utto buildinfl. Wlll street. bum.
LIGHT. J OHN II. it! W .
tnry. ttomlttlfllontt! at a N. .m 3“
HEYIIOUR. JOHN ll. rum aroma K
bulk mums. N. Continua!“ in?“ "'
LIVEHY SIAM ,
DANN HORACE ll. Eu- blor ll
bonding stables. Dulce. 8 hirer art-IV and
torn HANBI’AC‘I’
LOCKWIII)” MANUFACTURING CO.
.. '. Manufacturer» of builtlcn':
Bunion omen
lie-tic at; Chicago onlue l9 huh
Ngili'ALK LOCK ('0. MN. New Yum
It.
bumberu at. hicks Ind bulldcn’
wan: deulgnern; Intruder»; wortmol
house trimming-l in’bmnu. brunnnd lllln.
MACHINE woes; .
NORWALK IRON WORKS (30.11» W“
Marti.it.bridgc.ll..\'.Ilenernlmwlliury at.
and brntiu continanonrina. Wt.
repairs tor moon aluminum mm
SUUYIELD. “'1“. A. Knight it. N. N" lib
" cblnery made promptly. rennin-unduly.
MANUFACTBBIIB‘CBILDW’G m
HARVEY. D. II. 20 North walnut 8. N. uh
denier In boom about rubbers. lentil" and
shoe findings.
“BRET”.
AVISIN. A. loll Mala at. )3. up I frnl -
etnbh-‘s. nah, oysters, ttllmll.‘m‘:lklll.‘:w‘v"
BENNETT a: HEATED mm: 0 mm
lobstcmn-lums, fruits, 55 No. MIln . N.
CALI. AT Jl'llD’l-H'Mb Market. Fine llamII
specialty. “'tubhlluttun II, 5.24. opp. .
CARR, WILLIAM II. Benedict?” main.
E. N. Pine meat», Vergetnblul, round
of unkind.» Homemade
LIMBI'R‘SER. WM. 195 Wubi ‘ on "not
bridge. S. N. Dealer in all kindsng‘e-h
UK'KWIMII), l.. Wilmington St. 5.8
time lllv‘ttth. tiah. oysters, clams, regain lu-
silrrnfs \l’AMllxoTl )x MARKET. flaw-Ib-
tngtou st S.\‘. nn-nts. poultry for family trudc.
'I‘Ilflia: S . ILoXu.lib-lungsflmrimemuts.
p-mltry. . c. t‘hoicc cuts at cash prices.
“’i-Iiilil-th. .l. 1’. [:5 Main .‘il. 3. choice meats,
pouluy. llab. rcgctnbleu, etc.
LI'DHSEIE DIIA LEILV' It I'MXIKG MILLS.
ll.\.\'ll.\l.l.‘>‘ MILL. EN. lumber Ind timber.
rough or workul worth-r, mouldingsdrimpto.
GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.
sulleI NllithALK I’LATING ('0. ”WIN!
3!. All kinds“! elm-imploding done. llshi
and rctlniihim; of nil kinda 0t met-numb.“
IASOSS AND BUILDERS.
Slii'lllll’lt. HENRY. 1:35 “'eut are, S. N. All
kind. of stun» "mason contract» tnken.
silll'l‘il. WILLIAM ll. Ki West st. 5. N. Job-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND lillr‘xlm
MATES, l’. \t’. Watt-r st. K. manufacturer of
Ilnr granite and marble work. and defler in
own» work ol’ all kinds.
MEN'S Ul'Tl'mEBS.
I'HMSTI'K'K till! )5. Masonic build' r. 5.. It So.
)lmu M. S..\. lit-ritlcmrn'n furnishing goods.
l-‘ItAXt‘b' a.» H). Ni Wilmington at. S. N. fine
bub. gent lcumn': furnishing» of all kind».
Ill lllit‘lIAN'l' TAILOBS.
til'SUWSKI. l-Z. ill Wall Fl. X. A perfect ill
gunrztutm-d: the tau-.4 styles always on hand.
Kmfol’lt. F. 17 No. Main t-l. s. S. Pine tail—
oring n rpm lull}. ill-pairing. etc.
MILIJNEB".
I'I ll.l.|1\’>‘. l{. .‘l. 12 Main at. S. N.
mutt-rial 11>on if desired.
I'I'I’I‘ll. MIXES .‘llaS. I‘d Wnll at. X.ugencyi’or
“Uld Sittlrn island Inning Establishment.
.‘ll‘sfl.’ TEACHERS.
HIIISHX. ALEX S. :7 31mm st, S. Pinno.
ortzan nrol harmony.
0‘81}th l‘l..\.\"l'l£R§ AND DEALERS.
llnl’T, W. H. tr SUN. I'.’t Watt-r st, 5. X. (I'mt
of Raymond.» Planters,cxulrtclsnnd whole-
~nlc darker» in nativo: "yarn.
REED d.- HHI'SMAX. llli \Vatrr “I. S..\'. Plan-
rcr~ ntnl down-r» of Norwalk oysters.
\'.\S NAME. .1. l.. It (1). i’. U. box 555 S X.
PATTERNS .tND )IUDBL‘L
.\'t ll:\l‘.\l.i\' PATTERX WORKSAIhmsflAiy
thorpe. prop” llnrrz—idc arr.S.X. lionsehell—
my: a ~pv-1 lulu, by sit-om. hot water or hot
air. lief-Truth: Summit lock Company,
I'~l|‘lltltv; llr. lluhnnnan. (strum): H. l. Ben-
rm! v_. pit-nun: John Tryon. {hot air»; William
ll..~nnth. .~n-nxm: om: L‘hun-b. tbolfllr);
and runny others.
PAINTER?!-
llR.tl.\'.\llIl. F. t}. 7 Woturst. X. Sign painter.
l'umt, gold and silver sign» it specialty.
ns’l‘lzltluxfi u 1)."? “um-r o. S, llouw
mm dun pnxnu-r. pupt'l' hangt- r. decorator.
I'lllthlGlt.‘ I'll HRS.
Xllll'l'll. H. ’ ’~‘ \Vuablum‘uu ~l. S. N.
V.lt.tlll3 or. ..unl [but (hr lro-Sl.
PI ‘50 TI Stilt .h lll'll’Jlltlilt.
lilinll-.l2. I '. l". t v? Wall and Knight No.3. Ab‘o
I r..:~ 1.. l lain-ts. I‘fgitl)§.>ilt't" music. etc.
MIL.‘ l. lifi’l’l'l'll AGENTS.
I..\ Y_'I‘I l.\'. .l .\: ‘Illl .‘d. \l'ngllington ~t. next RU
>..\. l’t‘liprrl) tor mic.hunrz-atorvnmmndv
\\'l N)!!\\'.\ Kl). l5. A. N: l. Matill SLRX. how“ to
nut and building low for sale.
ItI’ZSTJl'RASTS.
BYXIEEH. F. l-'. ‘J lluilrmul l‘ltu'c. S. N. Meals
at all imur-. Nnctly lint vlmz- in «wry re-
mu 1. _\ t‘rw tut-iv imztrdnn taken.
LANE'S lll‘Zl'Il’l‘ liES'i'Al'RANT. S. X. Ital-
ll) tllr Pvt-«I. prim-a tl,~' llbl‘l‘Pl. Opt-It all It Kill.
SFIIUULN‘.
litmus. \IISN IXSTITI'TE.N. Younglmlien
lwtll'-lxu|:.tnll¢lrty about. Sprtnmeruniprllti.
illis. .‘ll‘:.“l"5 N‘lltml. (or girls a d youn
ltuluw. l’illlhlllt'. S. Spring lrrm ope:
SIIIDIKTIIASII AND TYI’I’IJYRI‘I'ING.
t..\l‘lu-:u's BLINK. S. x, t'. l‘.l'lumb.Prin.
lid) and t'lt'lllm.’ . > innin. Send in! circular.
STILL“ ENGINE‘ AS!) I‘IIIII’S.
SullWALK liltl.\' \\'llill\’$ (‘Ilhll’ANLThc
\\ lilt‘r at. S. N. m-ar llnilroa-l bridge.
STILL‘ISIIII' TICKET AGENTS.
I..\ \‘j‘ox..t.u‘ms .\l. Waulunutun sullen lit),
5,.\. Mt». lu-kc!.-.alrntt.~.numt~yordcrmwmll
5703}; "ISA I.I’ZIL‘l.
l'liltillri. .16 ”IX II. it \\'asbinglon 3:33.251 also
brick. lllltI'JI'lhI‘Ill. lmir. plnalcr.
llllilTIDX. JUIIN It. fit: 'l'nylor avenue. S. X
Aim lnyvrofmm l‘t'lt' unlit».
STIH'I’IN. ItJNl-‘I’lfi ASH HEATERS.
lili‘l‘l’ill'lrl. I..'t.\'l)ll.\'. 21v lIuleon-I sl. 3‘. X
Iiu- «now out! out" lwnlrrs. l'. I). box M7.
l’llWl‘IlJ" .7. W. "J" “Rolling-ton rt. N. N.
TI‘I'I’KISIE.
Mr Hill r.\'..n ill.\' llJi‘l'l'u} [or nveltrttnSN. Light
and Inun y Inn in»: promptly Itllt'ltllwl to.
l Sluflt'filfllfll‘fi.
.ll:.\'NlNo..~‘. J. ll. up I, llul’M' R. "Jill '1. “Hi-
dcnn- ll l'llm st. N. Ll‘vlrplltiuc. l ’
Jillddl’l-‘I-I. Ill-It). 2!: .‘3n. Main «I. 8. N.
at nil hour».
RAYMHMD. «no. "Jo and it Alain rt. X.
Itonidcm w L! lk-rkrluy M. Tell-phone 774.
Jacob M. Layton.
ltml littnlvmnl limo-c A m. (lent-rel In-
nnrmm- .‘KI‘M") Fire. M e and Accident.
Ilcmn Mmtmblp'l‘lrltetn I'oblhlttd Statue.
Drun- {or xl moi upward». and MIMI" Order:
to all porn ”I Europe.
Notary l’llllllllllt' -
lr-davmenln mkcn. ltnllroud Ticks“. -
“tutt- t lwkml In ill-«titration.
to worm] Ion ntn'ct. next In Pout (Mun.
Mouth .tiorm. ’; ~ .'
Ladies own
Our
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Short Hand.
Sprint: Term of flout!) Muir-it
Swim-l
Shnnhand and Insulting
l‘onnuwnccn Mobility. A Mi Mb. It lltttlu'fl
tlwlt. no. Norma“; I‘uml. ”or match Mun
It to 1:: n m..uml .III mam n. m..und every
.‘lmtliny. Wmlumluy Ind l'rlduy rycttl
"Illllllnll. not or and (or circular. t‘. ‘.
Plumb, l'rlm'lyul. until“
ALBIN MALMO.
Dealt-r In all kinds oi
lel and Salted Item. tuna.
I’léllll’l‘ntlblit‘. DELII‘A'I‘WEN.
Ilium. limp. InnLt‘nmmltkoth. P'lth'lllllb.
Hyatt-hi. ctr" I‘It'.
Kult'rn MAIN s'rlttttrr. SEA“ WM.
moth Norm It. infill
TllE ViilBll. Pllll'l'lili llllllil
m nllcul photo tor lM‘llll‘Itl practice).
Aim tto- celebrated ‘l‘rrm Illll Pond HI”.
inub all tin-Ir mush. Including mil-Mu nt-
turbulent. mu n- mm by milling ohm trop-
N. K. FERRIS,
Uruunlnl Ill lht‘ Somali M. H. t'hlmrlt. Iml
rem u-rnt fl-valmnnnmi llnmloa . '
moor»! “ill“! I’llfllfliffbl'. I21 lint ill Flinn“.
mm . um - . ur. and ‘
from it I: l3. Ml I" I‘ll.“
\“hcnlm In; mum“. that
upth In! delimiti- contra-I. 1).: a or
lot
«moot tobulrlmtut bv mlmnten.
L- murni b Iminim. “I‘m: Inn. sawmill:
h-lrlhntlrm 'lwmt'umlputc bower r ‘
aims lmlrtl lt-
"t
ully illuminant-It mean u .
and u ~cit-In. Two-um! all ten. or
mu. filllllfliiflmlu'Ill to that ml in
outrun trot. Muir ch will
indium. brim know u I run too
or Ilium run aim. All: lumen it
murmur?" than” - "W
Ill re. it
lie! v. Hull!“ ’
mm: CLAN WSW!“ WW“?
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as l‘eurl st- New Yglr allot . '
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