f
’ digs, Spring 0vercoals and Dents’ 'FurniShing 0
Tell their own story and don’t require any deliberation.
APS lit-MAYBE, TRUE mar m mau'who nation. a rotten
, believeit. 'Don'tbeintoomuehotahunyuulossyouwautiohoeonytorit.‘Be .
__\rarerightthengoehead,ioritis thebastymau who makes the most mistakes. There are
nods
HcThinkaMmBar-naby’a
7.81ackmailVictim.
m
larvae remorse rim warn-r
_ 4 am:- llave Amend—Dr. Grave.
‘Almlta'l'hat lloWaatoBe Ilene-
I“ II I!" Will.
4‘; Burma, April Sit-The Providence cor-
" inmates-torn: Globe has interviewed
Dr. Graves concerning the tragic death of
In J. RBamby in Denver. Tbsdoctor
M that hewaeaatbifiedthat the poison-
laawu pruneditated, but that he knew
nothing of the crime ltaelf.‘ Mrs Barnaby
’waapaying himavery liberal salary, and
l“, ballad, therefore, every reason towishber
‘ halite. WhenhelcftProv-ideocebeknew
" . Barnabywmdudbuthedidnot.
notifyaay of her relatives or friends in
Providence He went to Chicago, thencei
to Sterling, 1115.. to visit a relative, where ‘
heremained four hours,and then toCedar
Rapids, where he visited another relative.
Aaareanlt hemissed the fast tniuweat
uddidnut reach Denvertill Friday.
It looked Bad tor run.
Beadmittedthatnow thisv'mitinglooked
very had for him, but he thought nothing
dithtthctimc. Hasaid he learned but
.lfltleinllenverofwhat took placeatthe
haunt, as he was so overcome that he
aekedbut few‘queetions. The magnitude
ofhiaconuection with the case had never
occurred to him until he read the local
papers.
lie had promised him Conrad and Colo
lei Winabip that he would not make pub
licwtain information which he possessed,
but this was now impossible, and be was
forced to speak in orderto protect himself.
Hamid Mrs Barnaby’s will had been do
deithherotberpapcrs and be had
not the slightest idea of its contenus.
Re-embored in Her Will.
Mrs. Barnaby had told himthnt he had
been remembered in the will, but he never
knew to what extent, as he asked no ques-
tions. The will, together with all Mrs.
Barnaby’a other papers and ewery dollarof
‘ha' property, could be turned over in ten
minutes to any properly authorised per-
an.
Blackmail the lotlvc.
Al to the theory for the murder, Mr.
Guns believed the motive to beblack~
mall. Behadreason to believe that the
ladyhadhceu repeatedly blackmailed by
people who first compromised her and
that: forced money from her by threats of
exposure.
Thcmnrtler may have been retaliation
upon her finally rclusiug to pay these
amounts. The doctor said he received an
vitation for his wife and himself to ac-
' puny Mrs. Barnaby to the Adiron-
dacks last summer. They accepted and
made their headquarters with Mrs. Bar-
naby at the house of Edward A. Bennett
at Blue Mountain. Bennett, the doctor
says, is a dissipated fellow, and the scenes
witnessed by him were shocking. One
dayhe found Mrs. Barnaby and Bennett
aleep in an old icchouse, both beastly in-
toxicated This caused a big row, and
In Bennett declared that Mrs. Barnaby
could never again come into her house.
The doctor continued:
“Sic Wan a Low Wanna."
“My wife also was very angry. and from
thatfime relations between us were not
aathey had been. To tell the truth, i can-
aoteaytoomuch against her. She wuss
low woman and one I am sorry I ever
emuein contact with. That was my only
vldtto the woods. It is very remarkable
who could have taken advantage of the
knowledge of Mrs. Barnaby’s country
“hits and sent her poison so dexterously
hheled. I must admit it looks anifthe
murderer knew her habits intimately. Mr.
Burnett mutt certainly hate known this.”
file Wu Constantly Afraid.
“Weak! he did not suggest thia
I a po-ible solution of the crime, but
aly to illustrate the pmeibilitim in the
man. He knew no man personally who
had blackmailed Mrs. Barnaby, but it was
bk impression that she paid money to
monetoucunsilenee, aseheappcared
afraid of aomething all the time. The
ehrpe publiehed in the localpeperere-
aardlageenalu rcporta of unprofessional
eudncton his part. the doctor claimed.
we fall of inaccuracies and libeis.
They Md Not loot.
Wiles. April u-Dr. Graves was
Marita meet the Barnaby family for
a conference
“Human haveroueed a eyeloueol
, _, among the friends, the locally
Maven the mantaof thedeoeased, who
“l .33". u ““i‘uimmnl’lh" °'
war so u and
tow Minis woman.
I-y Alleged Inconsistencies.
. 'Btatea and Germany
German olllciala inundingtdthie country ,
‘f’é‘miuv rum" ' insure
”Beat-aeri-laal line and fall Ill
Pal-ago. ‘
Wasmaoroa,Apriln.—An international
question hue sprung upbetweenthelluitad
through action at
anlnaaue German criminal. [The matter
laoliruportaaeemoming on the heels 0!
the New Orlcau troublea, and indicate-
aninteutiononthepartotthellnlted
States government to institute a man
rigid luewction of immigrants. The cast ‘
that gives rise to the action taken is that
of Nikolaus Butler. who recently arrived
in New York.
In an ailidavit on tile with the treasury
department Bader states that be is fifty-
nine years of age and that he arrived from
Germany at the port of New York April
23 by steamship Waesland from Antwerp
that hia pumage to thh country was paid
for him by the authorities in the town or
Stausnch, Germany; that he has with him
one dollar in money; thatohe has no rela
tires or friends in this country; that in,
18M be murdered a girl with whom be war
in love, for which crime he was imprisoned
one year, when he was declared ineaut
and was confined in an insane asylum tor
twenty-four years, and from which be war
discharged somewhat over a year ago; that
he requested to be sent to America and tbs
authoritits then sent him here.
Secretary Foster has ordered that Butler
be returned to Germany by the steamship
company which brought him hithez, and
authorities in Germany has been called it
the attention of the state department for
such action as may be deemed expedient.
THE VETERANS WERE ANGRY.
ltaly'a Flag Was Floating Above the
Stan and Strlpca.
Smr'nrzxvrur, 0.,April:!i.~'rhe G. A. R
is holding a celebration in this city. Near
ly all the bmiuae houses are decorated,
and an ltaliau decorated his fruit stand in
honor of the event. He hung up an Italian
flag over the American. Some veteraur
who were passing told him he would ban
to take it down.
He refused. when the veterans informed
him that if he did not take it down they
would tear his stand to pieces. After that
he reluctantly complied. There is stili
some bani feeling about the matter out
the mayor ordered all police on duty. tear
ing a riot.
Denver's other Mystery.
DRIVER, April ill—«That Annie Arm
strong died from poisoning has been deli
nitcly ascertained, an analysis of her via
cera having shown large quantititim oi
arsenic. Mrs. Hansen. the wife of the em-
ployer of Annie, is sudering with thesnmr
symptoms as those which marked Annio'r
illness. The fact that the girl did not dit
immediately after being taken sick is con
elusive evidence that poison was given her
in small tlnws, and that it was not accir
dental. There are lour male members oi
the Hansen family, the father and three
sons, yet none of these have been affected
in the least during the time the female
members of the family have been ill. The
authorities are at a loss what to do or
where to look for the murderers. The
case of the llartung family has been found
to be a case of suicide on the part of the
mother. She gave poison to the rest of tilt
family so that all should die together.
Naval Circle. Agitated.
Dorms, April 29,—The admiralty has
directed the officer commanding the British
squadron in Chilton waters to procure com-
plete details of‘ the recent destruction oi
Chilian insurgent war vessels by torpedoes.
The adair hasarouaed the liveliest interest
in British naval circles, and also consider-
able anxiety, as some naval orlicers allege
that it will render useless toa great extent
the larger ironclads, whose size and weight
prevents them from readily getting out oi
the way of danger. The lirit'mh admiralty
baa for some time past been giving special
attention to the subject of torpedoes, and
believes that it an instrument at
near periection as possible in the Brennan
torpedo, for which an immense Bum bar
been paid to the inventor.
Both ller Lovell Killed The-selves.
Kxoxvlthrz. Tenn. April 20. - Owen
Meredith, a popular young business man,
ahothia brains out on the historic spot
known M Port Saunders, in this city. The
dearasulhaebecu tbelocal Agent for the
new South Building and hanaumciatlon.
Meredith was to have been married next
Wednesday night to Him Mary lludiberg,
daughter of the postmaater here. A sealed
note was left by Meredith for Miss liudi
berg, but ita conteute cannot be learned.
It is rumored that the deceased was finan-
cially behind with his company. Mira
llndlberg in almost crazed with grief.
Four year: ago Auhley Peck, a young but
neas man of Newport, 0.. who was our
[urged to her, killed himself.
‘l’o [mac Out the Mullen.
Kama Crrr,Aprlln-A special to The
Starlrmn Topeka, liar... says: The Chi
.1 cocaine-sand Nebraska all] n. up:
today by the United state» marshal to eat.
or, a “000.000 mortgage in lever oi the
New York Trust company. The property
3 apprised at “will”. It will be bid
on by the trust company. which is eloeely
allied with the Chicago. Rock island and
Partitioned. Thesaiewill freer. out tht
mmmmsumnummot whomavs tit-Irma-
loeatedlu theeitlesand town along the
llueof Ill-road.
Mean liner to head. .
WALL; Yet“ thheAml ”lam
parade, o yeveu as. comman no
odour at this past had a dispatch read
lrour (impltnm, eommaadlu'athe dl
villon ”manna-ting t tenet
durielofl’resldeutllsrrbonattheactot
the soldiersln lynching Hunt, the can
bier, Friday nightmnddaeiariag thence.
ltyofbettereondoctlatbe future and a
full caplauatloa of the crime. Private
liliermhowasshothylluatfisdead.
In!“
or...“ rm mm
. 3- . .
prostitute! newline“ farmers’ fl
,
She emu nonhuman
tcr Henry W. Blair.
HIS W ARB‘AGAIIBT fill.
in. runs Its-yrs; the Celcatlala Out
of America aad the Celestlals llellevc
'I'hat Tara About In Fair Play—Secre-
tary Blaine llas nothing to lay.
Wasumcroa, April 2&«The state de-
partment announces that the Chinese gov-
ernmeuthas notified this government of
its nnwilliuguesa to receive evaenator
Henry W. Blair as our minister to China
The Objections to Ir. Blair.
Thleisall the information that can he
obtained here. Secretary Blaine would not
talk upon the subject. and the Chinese
ministerseut down word to callers that
his interpreter was not in the house. Mr. .
Blainc‘s Min cxpremed surprise when in‘
formed of the action of the Chinese gov-
ernment. it was, he said, the tint that
any of the family had heard of it.
It is well understood here that the ob
jection to Mr. Blair is based upon his ut-
terances on the Chinese quest ion, and that
the republication of extracts from his
. l ‘ i u
the fact that he was transported to the’ speeches produce: “Mp‘mpm on pou
United States at the expense of the publir’
the minds of leading Chinese onlcinla.
which finally resulted in the notification
received by the department of state last
evening.
The notification caused no excitement
here, as this government recognizes the
right of a foreign power to express its on-
willingness to receive a minister whoia
not entirely acceptable.
fat; Sent to M [lung Chang.
Within forty—eight hours after Mr.
Blair's nomination was sent to the senate
a bulky document went through the maila
from the location on Dupont Circl? to Li
linng Chang. the premiere! the Chinese
empire. it contained Mr. Blair's record
on the Chinese question as collated from
his speeches in the senate. and the com-
ments of the lending New York and New
England newspapers on the nomination.
it reached l’rkiu about a week am A
few days later the minister at this point
was requester! to info .‘tir. Blaine that
Mr. Blair would not be an acceptable per»
son to represent this country.
Since that time the minister is known to
have had a conference with Secretary
Blaine. and he is supposed at that confer—
ence to have represented the emperor's
wishes
Ila May (in to Japaa.
President Harrison is as kindly disposed
toward Mr. Blair as his friends represent
him to be. He can give him the mission to
Japan, which is still vacant and which
would nouhmht be «wally acceptable to
the New Hampshire gentleman.
Exorcnator lilalr Interviewed.
l’lflsul'ltt‘v. April 29.—-l-Zx-Setmtor Henry
W. Blair, of New Hampshire, who was
recently appointed minister to China.
passed through l’ittsburg That night on
his way to San Francisco, whence be ex-
pects to sail for China He did not know
of the report that his uppointment had
been repudiated by the Chinese govern-
ment at Path: on amount of his anti-
Chiuezie utterances in the senate. When
asked what kind of a reception beupecled
at the hands of the Chinese he replied: “l
have not the remotest idea. and indeed it
gin-s me little concern. I have alwaya
been opposed to the emigration of the
Chinese to this country, and I always will
be. ldo not know when lvrili sail from
San Francisco, as] have to make several
stops on the way. My funily will not no
company mo.”
Silas Cousins Invoke- Iba Law.
CHICAGO, April ‘39.~i\t the amnion or the
board of control, Judge Waite, Mine Cou~
siu's attorney. nerveda notice of injunc-
tion upon \lic lxiard, enjoining the con-
trollers. the national communion, Mrs.
licrtlm .\l. li. Palmer and the executive
committee- from interfering; with Seen»
tary Cousins or of demanding of her any
books, papers, etc. that she might have.
it Milled that application will he made for
a permanent injunction and a settlement
of the controversy. General St. Clair and
George G. Mar-ivy. members of the board,
haveheen Iclectcd to not an attorney» for
the board. They claim that the injunction
from a legal standpoint la worthlmr
Blaine Not a Candida“.
Wasmsorou. April mwmephen B. D-
kins‘ declaration that lemon 6. Blaine will
not allow his name to be used as a candl-
date for preeideul in the next national Ito
pubiiean convention is generally u-copted
here an authoritative. lie was here a few
daya ago, just after a number of Mr.
lilaine's admirers had called upon him to
ask thst bestow very positively his suit.
tude as to the presidential nomlnation.
Then, it in presumed, the mn-lary up
prised Mr. Elklus of his intentions
Erma, N. ll.. April m-dlum (Met
Justice Doe and Annotate Justice Carpen-
ter. Daniel Murphy, Prank Wood and
Elijah Reed, charged with the murder of
Elbrtdpe 0. Reed, of Helen), N. ll. on the
night of Jan. ll. uuerpmrtedly retracted
pita ofnot utility and pleat
ed guilty, to take advantage of the statute
which declares that, if any accused person
pleads to an indictment of murder, the
court havlult when can determine
the degree of murder.
fatal Duel Betwee- aamhlm ’
ltosrma. Va. April “which Flood,
son of laser-John ll. flood, a prominent
tobaeeouiat of Lynch” and Charles IL
lines, of Washington, a duel with
tub In Narahall's data Mt evening.
monthaud breast, but will probably to
cover. Bothmeu wmpmbmudthe
shmiugwastherveultot aquaml at a
Mable.
arts-plea wu- wmn a“ rattles.
Baooatra. April undated it. Dawson,
Wye-mold, of 15 Hilton street.
Gumpolnt, who tee some time bar
mfilygwwmww
1- vs yearn,
Mammfimuthb with
William” Wilma hurtling:
I. ,
ably die. the. Die-nah Marlee are act
I Y [eh n W
no A i.»
“Irena somw‘ltam h Wm“ when.
the Oslo m a Mes ham
in...“ u * i
, , ,3“
Month
w r
cauliiuflitiithi
, m1 m ‘ " it. im" Lb.
the league and Asa-elatio- Ilia-u...
ship Ila-”attend League.
arm
Myrna...” ".0 0 ,0 fl 0 1
Boston ............... 0
Base hits: Brooklyn -
rots: Brmklyn. 1; New Y
(brothers and KM. mark
At Cincinnati~
Cincinnati. ........... I 0
Chicago .............. 5 2
Ban hits: Cincinnati, 0; Chicago, 14.
Cincinnati. 8: Chicago, 4. Batterl-z BI
son and Kittrhlge. Duryea
At timber;w
ii;
Z
T
Bacchus;-
fittsbarg. 4:
ii”
Cleveland. 7.
and lack. Who and Duyla
America- Aaaaclatlaa.
. . m
and Boyle. Doranaand 000k.
At Cincinnati-—
Cincinnati ..........3 0 0 0 0 I 5 0 0~I
mainline”... ..... 200310110—8
Bast-bite: Cincinnati. 9:‘Columbm.l| Errata:
Cincinnati. 2; Columbia. 5. Eateries: Will
and Vaughn. Entonaud Donahue.
At Baltimore—
Baltimore............0 5 t 3 I I I l l—B
Wuhington.........0 o 0 ill I) 0 I ”—3
Base hita: Baltimore. l5: Washington. 1 E'-
rors: Baltimore. 3: Washington. 0. Batteriu:
Iclahon and Robinson. Keefe and Vince.
At Philadelphia-
Athletic ..
on
Base :
Athletics; illusion, I. Batteries: leakia and
0mm, Haddock and Farrah.
Eastern League.
At Providencow
._0t|0001301-—I
....i) 3 0 ll l ll U 0 0—3
Haven, in: Providence, 5. Hr
Provident-e: Bulletin:
“whim:
run: New ilnven. ii;
Gillilaud and lludord. Tnckcn-u and Burke.
At Buflaio—
Buflalo ............... l 3 0 a I)
Syrm‘uso ............. U 2 n o It
Kant-bite: Buffalo. l0; 5313'!!de
2|
l:
Burial». t; Nyraruac. 7. Batteries;
Murphy. l‘tmghlln and Quinn.
At Roa'beator
Bwhsmter ............ 0 1 3 0 8 ll
Albany....... l o l 0| 7
Bauer-its: trimester, 11; Albany. 1: Errors:
Thick-stein :3; Albany, 3'. Batteries: Blanvalt.
Nolan and Urquhart; Trickcn and Brown
At Troy»
‘
l
Troy ................ I000lltlDDO—l
l..ebanon...... 2 0 l t 2 0 l 5 x~l§
Bane hits: Troy. 5; iguana. la Errnra:
’hoy.‘;i.ehamu.t.
THE news in Ell—ER
condensed Telegrams Gathered at Inl—
ell-Ia from Various l'larea.
Advices from Samoa state that ex—King
Tamawisdeml. lie haul beensulfcriug
from Bright’s disease of the kidneys for
some time pant.
Father llriody. of Minneapolis, Minn,
says that he gave no» to a New York
lkvliceurnu for safekeeping. who failed to
return it at the appointed time and place.
At New York, John Deviue. a lineman
of the Metropolitan Telephone and Tele
graph companywaspitchnl from a pole at
Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street by
«intact with a live electric light wire and
his head cmshed on the sidewalk, killing
him instantly.
The coat defense vemel Monterrey wsa
anccessfuily launched at San Francisco
April as The president and Mrs. Harri-
son oiliciatcd at the ccremonim. Over 10,-
(Illpeople accompanied the president on
her tour of San I-‘nncirmo'a harbor.
Resolutions for the appointment of all
committees to investigate about every-
by the assembly at Albany.
no Jl'rlal o! Plenty llama.
Stol'x l-‘Aus, S. 1)., April “Jo—Judges
Shim and l-ngrrtou, inthe United Stat.
courts, rendered a decision upon the once
tlou raised by the defense in the Plenty
Homes case, in which they diaputed the
jurisdiction of the court for the Ranch
that war existed between the government
and more ludiana when the killing of
Urutenaut Carey took place. The court
denied that the Indiana had a right to go
to war, and affirmed that they were not a
separate nation, but upon the same level
in Americans, subject to lawn made by
congreea. The defense devoted the day to
the preaeatation of «Hence upon the
theory that there was a belligerent condiv
tion of nffaira and that the killing of
Can] was an act in consequence of such
condition.
no Curb sun I. III Lang.
Baooatvs, April m-The cork which
lodged in the Inn; of Rev. Dr. George W.
Bothwell. of this city, is still in its place.
The patient in still alive, but learn an en-
tertained that if the is not extracted
soon he will die. An pt will soonbe
muletopullthecorkoutbyrueana of an
instrument mobllnu a corkscrew. A
cork half an inch thick audanl h long
actingas a stopper lathe of
man is an incident unheardof before
Vmerlleine or so rusty.
lites-arch Incl-t Preeeat.
Bill". Aprilfl-J'hllhenee of Prince
Bismarck from the Moltke luneral caumd
To lloyeeltcavaegte.
MYoanprllQ-Jl'he iron mount
shbweity. bredmhemofl.nl
. .Corue ,IN a nowannes
lens] otherwise
was. sure and . W
..... amino“ .2:
s
cutofthbmarbetasa oteatt
baa. lastweethle tit-issue.
be- are met to {evaluate a boycott
WOW
thing Republican in the state were passed on be
pr
1
3;"
SOUTH nonwam.
TOOK BROTHER
M Smith Main Street, , ”Masonic Building,
NORWALK.
M.- A
nuts I! taut-t ”was“
m I u- 'm
«flak fluid“. Help
museum I... IDs-had”
A BUSY WEEK.
We have bad a very busv week inrour Hosiery, Underwear,
and Glove. Departments. With inducements great we will make
them greater the coming week.
\
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WE HIHE JUST HEDEIVED I HEW SUPPLY 0F
‘oeocioos'amce HES"
flll‘" DAY IN TN: nan.
, r 7, ‘ ' .L ' Mantra
hell Ritual roamin- ”roller (rm tame pm.
unmnftenauhmitute cheap imitations. remake
ah. 'r proliL march articles, And m: on
having 505! SUCH brand-(lacks;
MERRELLI. SOULS. Brnacuu. NJ
up!) ly
Fumgguue
GREAT BARGAINS.
DavicTEtow,
Smith Mam 4 reel.
l'p-Stairs.
Graduate Optician
Home: a“. "MS,
ll llorth lain Street.
lilrm fitted to all l‘flmplll‘llitfll rifle-e. ('om-
proud Lenses ground from prescription nr
pier-a of old Lennie. Satisfaction guaranteed.
.‘u charge for testing 1-5an
BRAHIILATED ‘
'TDBIWD
AND suLPNUR.
are»
HARTFORD.
mold slam
II DOMI-
Er D. STDRTEVAI
up“ 6"
lADlES’, DENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S HDSIERY
All grades. from the lowest imaginable price to the best. We
have also taken great care In selecting Ladies." Silk and Taffeta
llovcs. and we are supplying any quality from em. up.
Parli’sols. Parasols.
“'9 also make mention of our Parasol stock. which we are
selling With so much success at prices for below anything ever
Umn’d‘rSMS, “.33, $1.39, SIM, Sl.53, SLTS, he.
——-—~A «O ——
Do not forget us on
ladies’ Jackets, Dapes and Blasiers
(if which We have just received our new supply of Spring Styles.
making that department oomph-to in every respect.
HEADQUARTERS FDR KID DlDVES.
II All THE DESIRlDlE SHADES lHD DDllITIES.
.Ǥ....
lireat Sale of Flouncings.
I50 Different Styles of Flounclngs in
Cambric and Swiss.
Don't buy Flouncing anywhere else. but of us.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TN OUR
TRIMMIHS DEPARTMENT
W. L DOUGEAS
em
JDHH SDHIDD l: SDI.
Washington etveet. loath ltoewall. m In
W. E. STUMES, Weetport.
A new invoice of all the latest (limps, Fancy Cords and Girtllcs.
which We have marked as usual at a very low figure.
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A NEW LINE ill"
calico Wrappers, Tea Gowns and Aprons,
Which the people of South Norwulk and vicinity would do well
toinspect. naive certainly have the finest line of these goods
ever exhibited in this city.
w.
“5......“
Liner LINE or 00 mm AND SHADES
Always on exhibition, prices of which we guarantee.
m. “s.“smm.
WAT...
VERMDHT
Seidl’otatoes
WHITE STIR.
DEADTT DE HERHDH.
EARLY RDSE.
Dibble &. Comsmck.
Spring Stylem
HATS ‘
IS ALL GRADES .\.\'D COLORS 0F
SliflandelhflsSilkHals
Boy's Hats and Cape, Crush Hats for Men and
Boys. Nurrin 50f! Hats for lien at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
Wall Papers?
SPRING STYLES.
Our assortment or Paper Running: is the
lzsrzut and mm: i l the town of Nur-
walk. We lav-c over
l0,000 Rolls of New Patterns
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
A line of Bills at 20 and 25 cents
i'lii: litil'BlJE ROLL.
A! ‘fitll lulu.- of .‘lirfd Points. (gout-b Colors
am nrmx m. t'rlw'ru's Spar .‘om lion
Bruahes. Anistn' Materials. Butt'litrgmflard
\\ M {or hanl “'0le Flinn and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging and Galcimining.
L. H. Decker,
”Washington Street So. Sorwalk.
l. 0. JENNINGS, ‘
Paper Hanger, Balciminer, Painter
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS,
til North Main street. So. Sorwnlk.
Sample hook-a of full line Talt’hl sl ‘lcu of
Papers. Bordcreurid tlill Mouldings ta on to
houses (or lufln‘t'llilll, on notice by postal.
mt‘lil Estimates cheerfully given.
cow. SILVER. NICKEL.
And all kind; of tlxytlizcd
PLATl N G
bone at
49 Water Street, South lomll.
Auylhlngplatrdfromnflu orrin toaatove.
A a vial!) made of Table “Isa”. Tied-lilting
um laundering all kind» of bmm work.
Chandeliers. Mancini: Lam In, ('ureile St .k
T'awe.t'it'. ”MW, l‘ihfttla, aa‘k‘tnml (fibula
Repairing dune.
Work none at Short Notice and
Satisfaction Barrantud.
aw) tf
Electric Time.
“YA “NE" HYB’I’BMJ
*7 .
anln purl-based the lulu-rtrlt' Time Plant
in thinr l). l am now mmuml input In Clocks
anti keep the Ivonne n running orderatlow
Electric Bells, Etc.
lam aim pn- red to wire houses for Bella,
Annunciation, tu lur Alurmn.1‘lme .
mound General waiving. Batteries I
taut-m our“)! yconlraet. Bumble:
guaranteed.
W. C. PERRY,
who 80. Main St, 80. Harwell.
Blll 0Frllli Minimum;
IVE MILE lthElt‘
Dibble a. com».
Norwalk Chronicler