.We
; ' ' He wants his Hat and Coat, but—r.
I something in the way. I it’s our business to remove obstacles, to see that high prices don’t stand
way and to make it easy for you to obtain the best in “the whet without straining your pocket
make it just as much to your interest to deal with us as it is to our interest to secure your
What you wa’nt is thebest that you can buy for the money; what we odoryou is hetterthan
an purchase for the some amount anywhere else. You can find no bargains in Clothing which be».
I to match our prices for goods of some quality and make, either in Men's, Youths’, Boys' or Children’n.
i
iloonriiwmnnii.
Nine Men Shot in France and
Italy.
AWOL! WORKING!” ORDERLI.
nasw Ware liai- ia Cleveland and lao
.vv
. \
asailarlsn ta Ooh-loose. la.. has Quiet
. flak-ad at lie-fly Ivory Plan Where
. “a light lions-Fight Was Inaugurated.
Pants. May 1"!“ a collision between
* the police and miners at Fourmlu, W
list of Hard, seven persons were killed
and twelve wounded.
A mob threatened the police station at
Bitchy. The gendarmes milled iorth and
, dispersed the rioters, who took refuge in a
wine shop where they barricaded them—
selves. The police in attempting to die
lodge them were met by a volley from re
volvers, which wounded fouroi fle police
men.
There Was a Bonlugist flat.
The govemmt acted upon positive in
iormation oi an intended uprising in tak—
lugthe precautions which held Paris in a
atateoi siege. The evidence in the hands
oi the authorities goes to show that the
Boulaugists, apparently equipped with
ample iunds trim the same quarter that
furnished money for Bonlsnger’s iormer
treachery, had taken into their pays num-
heroi reckless persons whose busine- it
wasto start a riot, and ii possible, amo-
lutinu in Paris, and thus hold up to the
world an example oi the inefficiency oi the
republican government. The printed ap-
peals oi the anarchists to the troops and
thopeople areknownto have been paid for
with Boyalist money. These appeals were
of the most incendiary character.
Praise [or Cousin-s.
This appeal for murder and anarchy de-
tenninod ill. Constanstogive the cm
spiraborsalesson. When they saw Paris
garrisoned with a torus mflicient to mow
them down, they were afraid to show
themselves, and the Boulangtsts and their
ally, the Count oi Paris, have again been
hailed. while everybody in praising M.
Cmatans. The alialr at Clichy is not can-
sldered as having marred in any serious
degree the record at the day, Clichy being
asuhurb in which it was easy for a mob
to gain a temporary advantage.
0-- llaadrad and 'l’waaty Arrests.
One hundred and twenty arrests were
made in this city yesterday in connection
with the May Day agitation.
At Marseilles the military were called in
lutevening to aid the police in dispersing
the socialist crowd. Stones were thrown
at the soldiers nnd seventeen rioters were
arrested.
Biotin; in Bone.
dials, May a—A number oi workmen
held n meeting yesterday in the rear oi the
Church of St. John of lnteran. Five
members oi the chamber of deputies were
present. One of the speakers, an anarchist,
urged an attack on the police. Soon alter
a mob, some in the street and some irom
windows, began to stone the troops that
were passing.
The police tired on the victors, and the
cavalry followed up the volley by a charge
that mattered those in the street. A force
of infantry proweded to storm the lions
from which stones had been thrown.
1w. lilhsl, Twenty-Ira Won-dad.
A great uproar and struggle followed,
the socialists oilering violent resistance.
In the melee Deputy llanillai, a socialist,
Clpdani and twenty-five others oi the mob
were wounded and one killed. One police-
“ was stabbed and killed. Several oi
thatroopers in the street were unharmed
by some at the mob, who rallied alter the
first charge, and trampled upon and kicked
the fallen soldier; The militia were sue»
coastal in snhduing the riot without seri-
ous loss to themselves.
The socialists were encouraged by the
lathe! vigor in the Rudini administration,
and the sympathy extended by Rudlni ior
irredentism, which in italy has been ger-
Iluetosocialisru. it in believed, however,
that a proper dbplsy oi strength in the
first place would have prevented the loss
oi lite and injuries attendant upon the
anppression oi the outbreak.
Wild Ileana at Lye-a-
non. May Zmlay Day in this city
it. attended by exciting scenes. A big
atom! of men. iollowed by a multitude at
women and children. paroled the streets
bearing red banners. The sttem
hill-parse the crowd. a general melee
. may arrests were mute, and
stolen continued to deiy the police
until in o'clock at night. when the cavalry
charged the mob, dissenting it and trainer
lag many. Sixty errata were male.
a mo. in 0 Courtney.
Duluth day the-rob marched to the
bit-3W1?! a number a men ear»
an lags tor t purpose
a demonstration over the
oithosewhohad losttbelrlivesla
riots A force oi culmiers were
hrrlsd to the cemetery. The mob obsti-
aataiy resisted the repeated charges made
a them by the cult-store sad cornersto-
every inch oi the mud.
ointm-
an oer-i is’acrns.
mdrlagth
w lay l—n'l'hs mill were
i u dent-"so that a”:
mining (or the labor WWI" trade,
and ninety-two eents per ton tor local
trade, the price which now prevails slows
the river. The miners’ committee is now
in conference with the operators’ com
mittee. is is not‘thongiit that a miners'
strike in this district will be authorised.
The railroad coal miners oi the Platte
burg district. 5,000 in number, struck,
The miners will, however, resume work on
Monday, as an t was soon
reached by their conic/roses eommittee in
convention here and the coal operators’
committee, by which last year's retool
seventy-nil": cents was aiiirmcd. The cool
operators also agreed to advance the prior
oi mining. in case oi any advance loenal
during the coming year.
The eight hour strike is iairly on in thb
city so far as the building trodes are coir
oerned. A general review oi the situation
shows that carpenters, bricklayer!» and
stonnnasons to the number of 3,000 are on
!strike with many pinning mill band» also
idle. Several independent contractor!
have granted the eight hour demand and
the men say it is only a short time when
the builders' ’ im- will be ' ' ' u
‘lost at the hour sonturtm burned?
esdadthonawsealsdernaadedlrythem‘
Printers Will Work light floors.
81. Pam, Hay 2.~Ali the printers hart
hours having been amplied with.
All Quiet at “tense—Hm liners Are
0st. I
Jmlul Ills, May zw'nm coal operatorl‘
in Wilmington nod Brnhlwrssl dittrlell
have shut down. The mineral demand
ninety—rive mm per km. The operator!
want them to take eightyweven and one
Ital! cents and work ten hours a day.
DAXVILLE. lilo. ,Mny z-an Grape Crash
Coal ctmipany, the Bulimia» Cool com
pany, and the Kelly mines, all loomed it
Grape creek. have shot down. They havs
been paying sixty-five cents a not tor
mining and want the men to accept a re
duction. There will be overall idle nilo
em on Glspe creek.
firmwnun, ills, May 2,-«1'he minerr
oi ii“- eounty, numbering shout
terms. .
Special» irons New Cutie, Erie,Washing
ton, llclimport, Braddock and other
western Pennsylvania and nearby Obie
towns indicate a general strike among the
carpenters, stoncmasons and brieklsyers.
on!“ It Mid-Ia.
Simmons, Pa, May zeilornparntivs
quiet prevailed in the coke region May day,
The only causes for excitement were the
continued eviction of strikers' iamlliesand
conflicting claims of the operators and the
labor leaders Another special train with
eightyltaliauaon boardreoched the David
son plant oi the Prick company in the at
ternoon. Sheri! McCormick executed 1
number oi evictions oi striker! iamillesat
Adelaide, meeting with but little oppoei
tion. About 32,000 was distributed among
the needy families yesterday. This amount
will tide them over for another week, A
mm meeting was held at l-‘nirchance lanl
evening. the object being to induce the
men at Frlcli's Kyle works to rejoin the
strikers.
“IMO!!! at Philadelphia.
Pmunerrmr, May 2.-With the creep
tion of a lockout at the Pencrryd iron
works, which will probably be settled in r
iew days, the workmen oi the variant
trades are all in harmony with their em
players in this city.
lN THE EMPIRE STATE.
lo Trouble and Tow fitrtlea at less
Work and Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, May 2~The labor trouble:
which were predicted ior May: intbis city
amount only to strikes by the ileum
smiths and l‘ramers‘ unions. The former
has called out all its men, and a largl
majority oi the latter are out waiting ior
asetilorrwnt oi propositiom made to out
pinycrd. Tin-«si- two unions include about
6,0)" Illt'll, a wry small portion at the:
workmen of New York; still they can, by‘
keeping away from their work, throw
£3.10!” men out of employment. The house
smith» want eight hours ll day at current
wages, and most of the employers cannot
see their wny to granting this demand and
making profits on their contracts. All tbs
unions engaged in the building trades»
the carpenters, bricklayen, bod esrriem
etc—have agreed to stop work it non
union men are employed to take the plate:
oi the union bouscsrnitbs. Those men hare
eight hours and good wages; but they are
determined to give up work rather that
work with non—union men.
The day passed oil very quietly. The
great lecture oi the afternoon wan the
parade oi the Hebrew unions. The pa
rulers numbered about too».
The eight hour demonstration cuimi
noted last night in a his more meeting at
Union square. it was minister! that will
as were present. The meeting wae
held under the direction oi the Socialism
Labor party and the Central labor i‘eders
tion.
A set at resolutions demanding a redne-
tiou oi the parent working hountoeight:
rally under the banner oi the Socialism
Labor party, was unanimously adopted.
The I'm-en Ila la Brochure.
metrfosy 2~lisy day pseudo:
very quietly. The house-mine, about
1,300 in number, were the only men to
strike. They demand eight hours as
day's work and their request will prnhw
blybegranted. The 'ramers'untcm alas
madesdemaadiorsight hounsurlprae
ulcnlly all the boss tremors allowed these
hours. There wunosirihe. titanium, in
that branch at the building truler. The
“h“ ””3 ”ohm“ ‘3'“;
“.myto t r ersl i
wanted the eight hour day. They will
lull-ea Moaday it their demand isaot
complied with. A big parade was held
this siternoon In which new laboring
men participated.
rues: licensee wort
laboring In Win m la Ber-
th. m
in. Wis, May owns ill. Louis lea-u
stern. no strong, have won their It“
Galbraith Kauai Minivans!
ioraadvsaeeiawapsfisasluflhaas
last at. boob hail carrierswll
aadJWnat-a,
armors meeting-l central Turner hell
were seam-naturism-
mandtework lowermost-Cal,”
‘ only filly not» in the inner-re
‘ diaries. The guilty parties were seen but
extending sympathy to the striking coal'
11')le and "185113 all wage workers is! her: hemis- andinjmnl limbo. Captain 3.
1:“), are We awaiting a miemmt oi the .
attention oi the price of ironing smiths
hours of work. liensiotore the men have
been receiving sisty‘twoami «me-hall anti
skin, but the operators New to pay
D: "you. lilo, May :5 -What proud-o
toliethemost stubbornly molested coa'
miners’ strike ever had in this district it
on here. The cmrtesl is to eniovce the
eight hour «lay and pay every some
day. Tho own any they will stay out until
the law iv upheld and their downhill?
granted. The operators my the law is no
Mmlthuibrywillflghtittom
United states supmnemn. fully 1.!“
men will be directly intended in the
strike. which, with their iamiiies, swer
the total number «fleets-l to 3.5m souls.
orrrirws, 1a.. May z—livery miner is
this nation hm dropped his shovel and
will stay out until the eight hour a», i:
granted At Mystic, Ihhnloosa, Kelia
ivcr. Ylagler, l’mn-r, MM» and twenty
other points miner.» went out murmurs-4 tr g
the dictation oi the executive commute-3
oi the Iron Mine Workers' union. livery
thing is now quiet and no depmiatiorn
have tween committed except at minimum
Vireio the Consolidated (Tmri mmny’n
shalt No. 7 dealmyevl the plant. including;
a millions? power engine and three 1»;
horse wiser engines. The hm is fully:
Olin!!!» and no immature. The fire it
thought to have been the work oi lam
not recogn'taevl. An atmnpt was widen
set tire in shaft No. (l, but it was unsure
ceasinl. The miners at these shafts warn
the only ones who were not going out on s
strike.
(realms, In, )lsy 2~Tho executive
board oi the State downtown: oi linen
held a meeting here and hosted an order n
the miners oi Iowa training them out in!
the establishment oi the right hour work
lrom tin» lmnril.
A Quiet! Day In fishing»
Crimea, May 2.» labor lhy was ale
brawl in Chiragn by a grand parades»:
fifty or more brim Immunizations and s
monster mam mmtingrm the lake iron!
The demonstration was fully the canal or
inrmer years At night the diam-1t uniono
held entertaiorrwnls at their balls.
ammo Ii: CLEVEWD.
ionol'wlww Slew Alli-shut by Melissa
and moral ”'qu ”when.
(‘t.sv:r..tw. Slay “r ignite a strict»
conflict between nonunion and union
lumber handler» innit place yewlmla] alt
emoon at the Visitor J; Wilson mews
ny‘s lumber yard. About Sjlfllunhmhgnd
lrnrgnit work, noel the inmlmr dcolrrrol
the city lander! themselves "mother tr.
oppose the strike. 'l’hey blml almt a
hundred rmwunhn laborers and tried“
put them to work. The 9mm thew
iormed themselves into a tool: and bore
down upon the new men with tint-sand
“ones. The nos-union m broke and
run an soon on they new the strikers “my
lug. but several oi their! mood with bro
I). Fisher and "all and William “my, a!
the limoi Fisher. Wilma k ('o,,wers
badly hurt byilyinir limits and stones.
and a number oi nnlmlters were also hurt.
The opportune arrival of angular! cl Its»
only-live policemen put an end to the
trouble for the time bum“. it herpes/rut,
however, that turner not. will latte
place.
To” In lwwsalu Owl.
Stunner," , May 2. «The minimal this
Mont Salient to remain mu. use unsettle
merit had been arrived at will- the
ion . ,
ill NE?! JERSEY.
are» rum-n sums by use was
as Morita;
Slums, May 2 wWalhIag
iron ijsvpewters' walrus. oi Invert. asst
”the m through“ I'm rosary
that colossal.» Mrs were grunts-lass
day's work, to late sleet ea
May 4, the me would shut down.
It is not irapvohbk. buxom. that the
hmwilimept the WWW
a
tag-Simulate oi the line oilseed.
only. or men I. by In?
Ilene lathe Wash solidi-“manna. .
1., went out on strike.
returned to work, tiuvir demand ioreighfl
'ne Inga: and Association Mylo-n
day and to rmrmin out. until timber orilcrr‘y
district have m lmrmml by we in» W
amnion-sun
A Black Outlook for New York’s
Ripper.
”amnesia-unusual].
Two Pris-am “one Is Alto-pied ta
Kill Identify the Wu”- as the one In
llrew l'pwa Than—41r- Chain al Isl-
am. I. so. Carr-plate.
New You» llsy 1—lnspeetor Byrnss
hasewtalrlished the Heatiiyol‘ the hits
with which Carrie Brown was murdered
in the East ltlver hotel. Preachy No.1
owned it. lie but it while in [all in
Queens county and unsuited two other
prisoners with it.
I!- Assaallwl 'allaw Prisca-rs.
Whenthrcletails oi the horrible murder
wmpriuml the two prisoners hohad
Mil “01'3"”! Ivy my to” the sherifl
oi the a. nlilll‘ made upon them and said
he had a hniia: at the time which answered
the descriptimi oi the one iound in Carrie
Brown‘s room Two of llyrneu' men
went to the Quentin county jail, with the
tulle. lloth prisoner- gave sues-ct de-
nervipiiotl oi it and inspector llyrnes says
that the chain oi circumstantial evidence
against Vrrnrby .\‘o. i is now complete.
The prismrrr was transferred from the
polio: heathwnrters to the Tombs. ills
counsel. Ir; ll. Friend, was allowed tones
him then-sod lwl a long interview with
him, munlucml with the aid oi an in-
terpreter. l'neucby declares that he is so
Alwriao, lie-was born on the Zarbary
«as: tinny-lin- year's mo. lie said that
he unveil with the Germans in the Franco
l’ruseisiu war. and in pron! oi this as-
hibitai two ears on his body made by
bullets» Preneby says that his name is
“some Frank and that he has been but a
sham lime in this country. lie. Friendis
oi the opinion that no rate can he made
The Rippers Victi- Buried.
thus. Ma~~.. May z~llut few persons
Wrmsrvwnl mlay when the remains oi
Hrs i'lsrrio' limwn. nl Sew York. the
victim at "Jack tlw Kipper," were taken
lrmn the tomb and burial. There was no
errernmry at the burial
THEfiaASEBALL wonLu.
all, fistula.
sums“. LEM“!!-
“Philadelpw~
lewl’tarh .......... 00‘30000k-ll
Wis ...,,ooiioorno—s
Ila-Him. Xew'urir. ll. Philadelphia. to Er.
rim: Sew York. in i'hllyielpbua I. Batteries;
M. Welrh and Clark, “harks. um,
Kilroy aren't-wore
At Vin; 3:1,
impugn , Ir n n o 0 ll 2 ll 0—:
Yttrium“: u H i u l or u 0 0‘ I:
live-chm i no .3,“ n, Rushes“. 5, Errors:
Chow», 2; l’ltmmg. i llamnn- Lon)- and
Sarto, “slim and Mark
A: bruaiyn »
[sworn ., onus allows
lunar.” . , o o 'y u u 5 z I still
lie-elut- lithium“: Bru‘rhlyn. av Errors.-
ersm. 2. litmitlyn. L‘ Hatter”. Clarke-in
an»: MM! i’arroiiwrn. Terry and h'imlow
filt'levvvhlfsd
“Grisly! z u 4 limit
murmur: , ,n u o n n o u 3 0‘ I
lbw. hm C‘mibhbi‘. l5. ('inmnaati. ll) Irv
rm» l'leir'nsml. :. “manual; Li Harm. .
Darya “Mm:- anal Kama. Young and ”to
liver.
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until
Allliill...b,'i A»!!! la‘llDS.
Ati'inriliwt
clu'lumll ..... o o o o o It i
its ism . , .,.2 n o 0 ol o
Honolulu £1»thth lit [1min . Errors:
i‘lnmnnatt. l: lit lamb. 1 Bauer-in:
and Vaughn. Sealanrllinyb
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I
du'nletnsloua
1'ulirsrixi..,., “,2 u u o o o 0 o o~s
hmviihr , ,_ Ir 0 o n n o o u ila o
lie-w but: wormed: Momma. J 12min:
Crawlers. 2; burl-ville. n liaueviee Knoll
aarl lhorrhua, [lira-t and Ryan
IM‘IEBS “MEI
LEW!
Main ...... astriilooto—w
Albany. ,uounoooo
Dale»: m1. 1:. Albany. ll Errors:
lab. 2. Albany. Ll BMW‘
Verity have. ”when. flirty-by and Brown
A! Prmidme »
laborers . .
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loozoooio—J
........ .flooozllou-r-b
Iii-shite Lebanon. 7‘. Pvmidew,i.llr-
out against the alleged "Jack the Ripper."
COMSTOCK B ROTH ER“
I4 80th Main Street,
SOUTH HORWALK.
Masonic Building,
nouwnut.
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DID ”EVE? TAKE
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stages. on will see Lanes-
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DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
[VERY DIV I” THE VIII.
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Superior duality,
Monies.
and t mrmimrv m
liliilEi‘KK‘WE r3.
soinuauintltum r-animtr.t.umaJnrmkc
a t pmlil. liriusesin'u Bfllifirizi. and hon-l on
has: I. 3.055 Sl'i‘ll llml:!_:m lil‘EL
MERRELLA SOULE. svnscuss. N.Y
an!» i,
. W‘ERADAM‘S
Nlfllillfli
KILLER
(“IRES All. DISEASES.
Ii i~ ifzr only Hiv‘llll'lllt" that run he izihrn in
mum rkucb vtzmiiitvn in ,utnp iermmuvnnn.
'il' (rm liJil‘UlK‘! (the germs vi dominant"!
in»: .r. a.” lite) o uu-l- burnt in ll»- pni‘n-m. It
animals». no. drugs wimlt‘irr, but 19 is miter
. xirull with [mvlv‘l'illl cvrnwlrnxruyiua
tastes Ii Hirer- liivi'r' All nrhrr mowin-
lilll. liimhxii ltmgcrni theory of disc-law. fit-r.
ll Ii. l'lulsted..~‘uulh Kurwaik. Form. or 7
Lamb! ~tnn-t. Sew York i‘il). mitt-hi
WHY NOT DRINK
wuums'
till BEER.
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" wit-Li'sksmlm”
, ‘cmi'fi'ms “a?
mes: Leta-was 3; Proud-em. 3 H
Taylor and let’alrey. violiiraa and Bush.
Allow Itasca
Xewllaven,, . .0 3 3 910 U i llvull
%
[AIM] I'D swear“
is ”melons, are: in none.
Tess Ito 8PMley . Tar
Overs Ir.
I!” revenue:
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'TOIABGII
AID SULPHUR.
Ila lest m Fertiliser larva isr
mwmm'wm
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he W“‘”2§i‘i~.~"'ma
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mass
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perm a
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a irlsw
‘ "glam
I "pen daily irmn 9 lo 12 a. rm. and from i to 3
NIIIWIIN SAVINGS BANK-
5l Washington street.
p. in., and on Saturday awnings from it in ii.
(trimmer allowed on depmitu.
i ALDEN HillJlANS. I’m-cit.
, JOHN ll. l'lrllililr“, \‘lro-l’rest.
: JOHN H. KbAI’l’. For. and Treats.
5
CRUSHED STONE
IOII
Macadamizing Roads, [him and
Wells,
Delivered in our lmnl lnl/ at any paint lit-tween
Sen Haven and SN; York, and sizes!" suit.
.‘tillnm ' TIlIlMI‘ZN,
M lau Him nylon. i'onn.
NEIlIIIll LBIISIIIESS Iilllliiii1i
NI'AMFURD. (”t is S.
3 llI‘EN TIIRIIIIBII ENTIIIE SIIIMEII.
A practical, Business Tniininl‘: School for
limb son’s. Students entering during the sprint:
can be lint-d in rill miiions in the autumn.
livery businorv» lirnm- taught ililrmughiy. The
(Willis: is "lint rim-s" in i‘qllllllllt'nl, fllld every
lli‘pfll’lllltlll In charge- nf i‘UYlIIK’h‘lil instnn'-
torn. Sen-I inrrataiuguo, Arlrlrr'eu.
President Merrill Businesslloliege.
STA )I FOR!) ('l )N.\'.
Notice—Removal.
\ “:5. J. A. Illii'Kl‘Zli In“ "liltiVHl llrr lire-u.
. making Ill-l‘illiiu» in No. l.“ I’ve-t iliiire .lr—
mule Iiritigi'mlri, but will hr in her ruuuw, Nu.
Ililwrulililifl‘lll hll'rlrl,.":viilli Kunvlilh. curry
‘rvuninf :litrr I M'MM‘R, where she will hr
, plow." 3.. take union for drhamnking an hr”-
} h nrr. *he has his“ lulu-nth» nut-my ni dress
; gtuulsui W. it, Hull {k l'v'..ilil’l will haw alslii‘
r pies of all lilo Ian-a: patterns from which ~hr-
run fill order» Jail). apt! ii
i
Notice—City Taxes.
ill": lawn crrs ni vln- i '5” nl‘ South Nun-volt
Ai'r isrhkvl’ L! ‘ifln. (La '34“ .l'. Milli U‘ll
1.2m ”what. lax-l mil..- iL-rt‘xVilll‘hE 1H
l n- it)" lllctlllll'; Inchl on tin ' i-t vim;
.lri ii. Nil. will in‘tlilr' and palnllir Hay i.
kill. all Rlllt in time I shrill he rmuly in l‘l'l‘t‘ll‘r
tile —.l:llr‘ at my Hurt’J‘) Wmhinghm su't‘ttl,
South Kuwaiti. ('onn.
Penalty at the rule of it per m-ni. per nmmm
from Mary I. 1%“. will lw- t'Illll'K-‘l‘ on all bills
remaining unpaid mi and nilrerlnu i. ism.
HERMAN SNYDER.
l'uiirr‘iur of l'ii)‘ True».
Dated at Sunri- Nurrmlk. April 6. Mil. MM
Where are You Going?
nuni“"§:2"7'ii“€iirr’s
Fish and Vegetable Market
Win-re I ran always find the lem-t Fir-h
anal \mztnblee. Alarm: and Sirloin-d Fish.
oysters, Clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Catnip,
Imported Sardines.
A will: for “Uri-maria i'rrnrnrr} llnwrr.
linirru drin err-.1 prunmriy.
HUNT & ZELU FF.
FURNITURE
uninitinxniaxixs.
David "Stow,
finxtli Main sir! --i.
l';Ȥtuin.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
Ill; "Jill I)
Fine Boots and Shoes, leather
and Findings.
sflt'i in} xitirmlun gin-ii tu lirpnirinu.
ml and aw.
Ill .\I.\I.\' >TItEE'i'.
liltHlm
Hoax-I.-
NUIHVAIKJ'USN.
XI-sl tn lln‘nnl. “was" k 1'“,
Misses _ 81. John.
Easter
M l L Li N E RY
nisruv.
W.- man our r;illlrl‘lii.-hi‘ nli ~pluy oi
Trimmed Bonnets, Hound Hats
and Tonnes.
limbnu'inuihr largest and mm: mic-u rol-
lwnnn eu-r lvruugh will by us. All arr rur-
Illally Invited to mill. ,
NISSES ST. JOHN.
ill Main street. ”um Norwiilk
.—
iiesmrs martin in m M
n‘fimmwgdm
fisherman-rhinos.
momma].
Memos."
them
[sewer-tannins
menthol-allies:
sunsnasmtm
~—
imrm Isa-Ir
FIIEE 1'0 ALI.
ho snore-s m Kareem
was.
r“
HVAN’S’ 7""
RENEBIES'!
I have been troubled with
asthma for four ul‘ fiw- yours.
For tliepast two years I have
been very bad, and have Ilt'L'll
unable to obtain a good night’s
rest in that limo. I have: trim!
evorything without obtaining
much relief. Rewntly I obtain-
cd some of "Van's" ( 'ougii (.‘uro.
It gavoiiie relief from the first
dose, and since using it 1 Iran-
not lost :1 night's sleep. and now
I
wuulciwillingiypay :1 dollar a
feel better than for you”.
Imttlofnr it thamn Iu- without it.
CHARLES ll. BEACH.
South ”rouge. X. J.
April Nth. 152‘”.
I have been testing "Van's"
Rheumatic- Curr- as a spring
nil-divine. I find it an excellent
tunic, i-rvntinga good appetite.
aiding digestion and strengthen-
i
think it a good nu-divimr fill any
ing the system gout-rally.
one WIlusv system nomis tuning
up. it. ii. HARiusnx.
No. til (Jury Sll‘t‘t'l. ”range
\‘uiloy. N. J. R
April '22. 1591.
IiIIIlIl NEWS Hill THE PEOPLE.
Using in l'ur -.'r . '. in; Ill-:n.~.ml l’ur my
Popular Clam Chowder,
l “ill mppi} primlo {nmiliv-s. rsflll'IlJviili!
daily rllilh‘s. lit-10! quail! flrilhll‘fi'll.
200' I’ll“ QI'.‘I:T. 75¢ l'l' “ALLON.
Is-IvuiII giw the liihinrs- my [Wrz‘hllill ntrrnv
man in making nml delivering. luillnlm {mu
Ill-ll it ill any iiwirml quantities in ‘m'ii'llrn
z. to riulw. hulk: pxrmra, primal» or public
pin that almrt nonre. Addrrw
w- Ea COLLINS!
55 Franklin Avenue. Iiorwaili, Ct.
.ilTlIlm
[tummy and Comfort!
I'FI’I
Catalina Stoves
And avoid Neal and Erpense during
the Summer season.
We lldl\t' the «cry hm" lllllkr'
THE MANHATTAN
IN All SIZES.
\\'I|Iliaiw.i‘iuvk and tin it“ tho Vim-Ii U! 'n
sinu- with imii rhr trouble ltlb'l rlpt'll‘r‘. hit}
in use in this inVI n.
Call and See Them.
CASIILINE i5 GENTS I BlllIlll.
W.H.Meeker&Co.
Ml'rllil “ALI. HIJK'K.
Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet Nailing.
Carpet Laying.
lnrn now preparu-al to promptly attend in
All Kinds oi Carpet Work
carpet. Talii'll Ilium m
0
New t‘aroetr made and laid at short name,
llllll'arvrtn repalrwllri the heat mnnner. In
sum. any work pelt-lulu in rnrpsrt- rhino
promptly and at mini-lite Wives.
John Allen.
”idem left at V. l’. yshre‘emtamni. italb
mad Piece .1
e
nonunion
BRIDOEPORT THEATRE.
rm balsa-sot this scammed is transliteration oi the as: Iine oi sitmilnas linked by
Hanger linemen. the to! lag prices will prevail:
EMILE-ll!” “In. ”on M m Almm MI! Alumni“ 10-» 13h. .I.
. union, Iii l-«Illilii um ll 2 r. I.
GILMORE and normal land and Contents
wmmsmaumm. Width
fiafigfi figu- “Il'o Aflflulflam
. .aull .J.i man’s)? Washington
street. limit: Nona . av
"thrill“
CA LI» 130.
outline.
Dorlon Point,
(BNEGUNV'S PUINT.) .
SOUTH NORWALK.
NOVILQEEN!
BOATING. BAIIIIIIG IND FISHING.
Ample shed and Shilling Facilities»
Shore Dinner? Specialty
J . E. POWER.
nil”
— — CONN
.._, ATM
Iibhle &. Comstock’s.
VERMONT
SeedPotatoes
WHITE Sliii.
BEAUTY OF HEBRIlII.
Eliill IIIISE.
little it Comstock.
Spring “Style”
H ATS “\ .
IS ALL GRADES AND COLORS O?
StiiiandSuflHals,SiikHat
lbw”; lint-4 um! i Hip». t‘ru-li Hm.- for Marlin
Buy it. Sutrin For: Hilli- iur Men at
KNAPP’S,
9 l Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing
Cleaning and Ironing Sill Hats.
Wall Papers I
SPRING STYLES.
Iiur nunrlmrlli ni l’npr-r llnngin
largest and {friend In the [own it
on We hate over
III,IIIIIJ IinIIs
'n is t
Kor- ‘
of New Pane a.
Fill: Till; SPIKIXH TRADE.
ll line of Gills at 20 and 25 re
l'lvil: lilil'lilJ-l ROLL.
.\ hill line or Mixed-Points. tum-h Colt
and \'nrm~hr-, I‘rm‘lwit'~ Spur t'nniporiii l .
“niche“. Artist-V )lmrrinis. Butchers’ H .
War {or bunt woo-l Ell-ll" nnd Furniture.
PAI NTI NC.
Paper Hanging—u and Calciininiug
L. H. Decker
7!! ‘vaslllilghril street Sn. Somali.
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger,Calciminu,Pai .4
A Kill driller In
Will PIPEII lIIIl BIIIIDEIIS.
Ml North .llnin street, PM. Surwaih.
sumpir Inan of full line tom: styles -
I'elvt'". “ethll‘l‘riiilltl Hill )lmildings taken
mum inr limp“ lion. on notice by pmtal.
mun Estimates oheeriuliy given.
Electric Time
«WA “NEH S'ffi’l'ilhl.)
Iluvin purchased the lZlcr-trh' Time .
in ihlw Cy. i am now moored input iui'loe
and low the mine it running order-t ;
mire.
Electric Bells. Etc
i am elm prepared in wire ho lee ' .:
Anmm-islnru. in lur Alarms, um I
0". and (tenant airing. Hallma- 71
Nantucket: «grant or "mirtwt. Hallstatt ,
guaranteed.
W. C. PERRY
mg; 3». Iain 8b. in. tumor.
Bill or ill Nllllimll
71V}; MILK RIVZB’
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