’ or
“m l
“I“ t]: wr’iigh until-y” :lfl
' g’:0lll{l;'s. (MKI’AXYTM
Igor!» Wm '
”film ‘
‘ mm
D. Hahn-homo block. 3. N.
, tumultuous.
‘ Anna. once now It on: I
”“5 mhhhouruudnuet lam.“
mm O 0303de
A ll ORCIINI'RA I lit N -
High! .rnnnw.t‘l“'t: eribtfit’gl
m a uoxrmmxm
lingo
NfiflOKA?“ llAgK 0F NEDAW
J! W.“
inn?
#fihfih‘z , lmflmmW
80m 'NORWALK tidVlNlill
W ........ .I.”.en- "fl...”
definite".
mfimm
Money
sown onIWAIlIW elixir” mi. iI. II. um.
mnrul but. pork. wimp. lamb. “11.01:.
TERRY. WM. 3!. t (‘0. N. Annour'nheet and
pmvlolona. I] one drew-tad lamb and mutton.
AND Ill"!!! outputs.
In. 6'
icon. (at
_ millionth!” or Item
minus-«M
n... “I'Imvwm
Who-Mn...
BIS.“ ”Brill.mi n. W I! .34! III-Io
m rive. III-r. I ma.
‘3' It CAWAGIS.
«Wan ”damn:
.I.... r” 11:? mi.
on
and but
azimymw-i'ncl'lm'" . ‘
JAMES AIDABlllltlglgfl.
WWI. than no at. . latt-
glmlob promptly I muted to.
M mos. W1]. A. at Taylor wanna. 8. ll.
emu mm: Attended
RAYMOND. J. R. ll Water It. South Xmllk.
M, l) llnndnll‘n Inlll. BEN
help tamer
blame work I specially
Wlmmfl. llCrqu It 31. neural-nun»...
Wilt Minn». Jobbing. etc.
a“CIGAR WK NASUFAC‘I'II'BKIS
uomoumnnfirm 1
ll
surveyor. Allordm mm $1.23di
Ill CW1!!!“ puma.
(‘0 smelt 06.
It: ”in! Whhggmflalth
mus I; scan raw ,3. .
hoyo’nllduhlltlm‘lt: “ x in“
non. ”in wow.
mun» Jon no .W-ehlutmmtul. u-
mm
mum. B. It. a: co. w .
tory. 8. “N. any. envy-u: $33.3. M
um murmur“
Milk W60 ‘ .
unmm. or the 2: “gym“
mar Aim antitrust.
N .I” I! In W. m. In W .
minim 'uaumlunnn. mo :33 5.
“'liA‘JlAMfiI II. II. is Wall rt. N.
DRAIN All) “Willi PAYS.
WILIJAIS; ii. ll. 15 Well It. 8.
Dillon AND (J'IIIIIC‘AIJ.
o
mnwuoowwmwmnfi I
"All All!) cone-m WW
WEN, JOHN 1!. I Tudor ova-Ir. 8. ll.
rwlnm
YJDllKEJLll. unrtbdrMMldln
. t llow and mm
fignmnmhy. “m
Wlourlfl.Mu-t, ' mm
mm mm A!!! III" WAT“
nut-m
Irn. w ll.‘ 00. Nude um um.
_ ‘ 'l’llllflzm bums.
WAX mruwnonn, Walling!“ pt I...
M“! ‘l 1”??le Hrs-ma
”ND. i . I”
fill. Fourdwu .13.? million-3mm
WW DAVID mfiflvfll and!!!
nut
”Effie
Maud!
Imus.
m Iafifimhflfl:
L’llollglmfi DANIEL. ml and o! Wardr-
“link... I
I! mm «norm {Whit-III!-
o 221%"
Inudlld‘lll W.
I“! 13mm (muo' III Childmi-
158. Lauder a block. is
am. Amman.
b. I mm. «loo door.
we! U
WILL] ll. ll. l5 Wu. :1.
'K COMPANY Alli. 3'.
Ml“! .etc
hum
ell-mm”, hulrcutt In. etc.
a lull!" V Balm-t
mm. at No. I My??? ilmm‘ M "f n: m
In It mmznu. "l” 2 m ,
"A "A mwnmm'runm. ‘ ,
030nm & K8521 mew”w Milli tutor-
Mnlukl'
“fit: it. New rm older Ia
oflflklmflli'flll'K Ila ILH V. D
e17 Forming Cannon. llama, nddmw. “w
lloronmlleu. MI l. W
Water a 'l'ollm ' '
MFTIIOI’OIJTAN LIFE" ‘ 6
”went Int.
nousrfnmsmnlno 000m
l'OVl'ELL. J. W. 28 “’uhlnutun fit. 8. N.
throwers noun.
Myron, JACIIB M. “ash! In
th'l'lrii. mmmiil‘im
LOCKWWD Wluzor Hahn and
mum lnve-tmrntnlnnnx mm
TAYWI} h GOLDEN 45 mend it “datum
Wm
Mi
Wall
“mmnwmmo
WWWmnn. pfim 3:0“;qu in
moments. lt.lqunhlngt4nI-t. 3.x . bgflfgmgmfim
l l’.0.
Mae 1:)
'I M ..
Ion IIIJ‘ Isa. r J “window-name u
so WALK 1?le 1.th10 .
hill K lumen-Ito]
.. 193». Main «.83.qu BROWN, 50. Main lil- N. N custom work; hrl 81' JOHN. cum 8. 3'! nth] N. . - EAR”) ’ ' ' hhnwntjmlhe ““BWA‘E ‘ (”II I. Hm 531mm huh-tellin-
«1»me ice cream. yonrloot m1 hntrlttitted. Rep-M no.3": tuctnm’rn rimmi- maid drill-sigh hm undulyll¥oitiLAtil¥filTnlW$ LN‘ mtunWImmmxmm ”I" 0' omfl‘l: ,‘Kfig'yia'fl was " Pg’ghfi'tdwm’ “‘fafg‘fl“ ,3,”
EIIIIEEEIIEII's‘IIImE
300.8 01" Till! NORWALK
CHILE AND SOCIAL CLl'll.
Wynn-nut and autumn-—
Ila (fl-Ir will Elihu-l- their
m Alter the Lantern Parade.
Mthenmny clubs and societies
M there is probably not one
alords its members any more
pleasure than the Nan-wall;
-- andSocial club, which has its
in Swnrtz and Corbett's
on Washington street. The
, untitled up in It most artistic
' , the parlor being lnrticnlnrly‘
hyrcason of the unique do-
find pretty colors of the floor.
. by Artist George Wuhbum.
- oak furnishings of the parlor are
landmine, among them being a line
piano and a writing desk.
parlor commands a good view of
(Mamet Back of the parlor
large room in which are hinted the
bible and three game tables. thr-
also being of oak. A billiard table
noonbe placedin the rooms. and
Int lights will he introduced in
short time. The club now has a mem—
'p of fifty, and is rapidly growing.
‘ e propositions for membership hav-
heen handed in since the but meet-
The editors of the club arc: Presi-
, Elton Baker; vice-president. Wit.
. \Vardu'ell: lumlof Ilinwtors. W.
Ashton, HarryW. Boutun.‘ Lelia»)
.. u , Homer ll. Hoyt. llnrry Bram.
Stevens, Fred Brady. N. (l.
y, William “'ardwell and Elton
V ,nuptain V. M. Hanna-her; lieuten-
, MBrndy.
The club expects to have a lam-rm
j. . , ‘ and reception Wednesday evening.
1 ~ will be about 150 bicyclists in line.
wder of the riders will be all follows:
' Honnecker, Lieutenant Brady
the board of directomlendiug; Stam-
. . Wheel club, Vaangncr captain:
' , n. Wheel club. Tomlinsou cap»
;Danbury Wheelclnb, New Canaan
. club, New Haven “'heel club,
I I l Wheel club, the Normal]: “heel—
xhringingupintherear of thc pro
The bicyclists will [have the
promptly all) o'clotk. The line
lunch will be up “abbington Sth't
‘ Whit. through Franklin tot'lny
downL'lay toRailr-Izul plau Ilmut
'uhmgton. across the bridge up\ on
n utnvenne to mat art-mic. Ilnwn Mill
in to Wall street, through Wan II. Mott
«Incue, wronethe pork down Franklin
neto Elm street down“ est 3"‘Jtllll-
Washington street. lllft’ they u Ill
w I . t and go to the rooms. wlmrc n
; l arm will be served. Alter the re-
. . n uh are. disposed of piano solos
hegiven by J. Frank Rider and ban-
mueicbyaqunrtettc. lit-citations will
given by John (irI-I-uwoxxl, of the hot-
I and Emu-chm will be made by the
u :
tlll‘
II'
l l
I
l 1
$30! A DRAWING Ol‘ ('IIAM‘E.
7:... fiche-e Don Not (Tomc- Within
the mumm- or the lottery Law.
man prominent citia- u. .IumI Im
‘ , Mt] recently it the giIing :Inny
cards [or the ptanoo did not mun-
the lottery law. I" llo told them he
not think it did. Mitt in order to sub
them he wrote to tho l’ustmnsto-r
Loxplnining the matter and in—
_ ngtwoof the cards. This; morning
:‘imeired the following reply:
Emmy, Postmaster, South Norma“:
‘ \
«The ndrertimmunta IIannittml
your letter of the l-lth inut. are not
It to the recent act of l' ongrma
; tolotttrrics. 'nll'ltmlt'llfl‘lll in l”!
. : “thinnm-nclng Mny llnlltlt'nll-
Octolm ll ltlilll. the pI-rIIoII holding
which ml the largest amount
lined (of wrtnin llllullll‘tlfi hour“
w I in the cardluill moiwnpinml,
cover nnd lamp m»- " This Inn
7 ibemueeil couphmultb II
anthe nellingot any nrtlI-h- nt
”Mgfltolnprmt to purchasers
it in mnnwthrn
he’ll.“ taut-row iii-Wod-
‘upun lot or cit-non“ it would come
. the prohibitionoolu tho low. it
u.
”2
Wm II "I
.. who shut “the lament
I . m d goodlot oilhermwot the bani
lieu-cl ted in the, ad-
-- -. redrawing is reamed
airborne 0! lot or chance in in-
"v determine who III the largest
noti the nice ”"1"!!!le
hummymtydm iii» come within
Anni-tent Alum timers!
mm...“ m “.4...“ M
“Huh” Hampton the mats».
m aim Olin-r Rock-salt
. -. ,ot the Hour om. droppal
Ilium grocery. when a young
. m m cording pnncnlml III on
. ot a null—ruining flour.
um" nu the tempting mien
w upto thecook nnd "pruned
Me to temple tlmn. The young
bladed out: nicely buttered me.
mm it Incl: with It request
m w. A lll'lltl Iunilo lit up
act’- hue III he dove down behind
‘ , . mutpllednlmfiugteumn
«arm the an "‘11:.“ the
”muted "flank.“ and cutting
'mldlceotthemlted Metre
Monmouth. Hts undo um
“Wont oi the front door,
the W blue with
,n .I
YBS’I'EBDAl’ A‘l’ 'l'llB CHURCHES.
A P! t BInIIIIy Brlnp out large Con-
rleouuhndry Her-on lulu.
Rev. S. Dwight Butler, 01' Port Chester.
occupied the pulpit ol the South Nor—
wnlk Congregationl church at both
haw-ices yesterday His eloquent din-
ooumes werelistenedwwiththeclmool
attention by the firge congregations.
Hi5 sermon ip wogrenlng m
Romnnsviu l2, 13, 14: "Lot not :lin
therefore reign in your mortal body.
that yo should obey it in the lusts there-
of. Neither yield ye your members as
instnuncnts o! unrighteousnesu unto
~Iin; but yield yourselves unto Guthan
tlwsctllntnrenliw from the dead, and
your members as instruments of right—
confines; unto God. For sin shall not
have dominion over you; for ye are not
under the law, but under grace." Mr.
Butler said we would doubtless haie
clroeen other bodice than those we have.
We are dcwsitories ol‘ treasures, iltlu't'itv
ed mate»; and tendencies like thaw of the
Romans of old. Thy-Sr are» misfortunes,
not crimes. Our "HIE-Inlrrs" nruwmpom
of unrightcvmsmn-m or rightmusnoss no
we keep lhmn holy and undetilml or
rile-1y l‘ilril them away. God. who so-t us
over members, manic the spirit mon-
thnn thotemple. "Ye an» temples and
tho spirit dwells-lb in you." He said
that God imparted his own omiupI‘IteltI'o
untoour will. "If sinners eIItiI-elhw,
mnscnt not."
.\t lllr‘ - Sorwulk t'IJIIgI'I-gnliminl
l’hIm-h. in the mowing. lit'l'. 'l'. K.
Sublo prom-bod :I very ll‘mlnlt’lil’l' srr
mun. taking for hi» lupin: "Kevping the
Sabbath lloly." The doctor drew one of
ills. l‘n't‘lllaliit mind pictures»! the families
who spend the day in worship, and thus»
Ivho obsorvo it M n day of n-crr-ntiun,
taking for an oxmnpln- the poop!» of
England and ltaly. “t‘ slIuWI-Il by the
use"! statistics, that in the latter coun-
try. where the Suldxath is ignonhl. the
death rate is far greater than in England.
where the day is Ilemntly olm‘rvo‘d. In
the owning the. pastor prrru hm] another
one of his series (If (liar unit-m3 upon the
fillerocs .IIIIl Heroine-s ol the llilvlv"
taking for his subject. "mum-I. llln Last
of the Judgm" The pulpit was tlH‘I»
rated with wistnrinw' and lilam.
Whibun- [lay “on olmln’nl at Trinity
chunh _\I~ “-enhif. lln m mun; ~t‘llllnll.
prayer and mmnmuion v. .b lull .It
1050:.1 m in tin I'Iftemxmn u baptis-
lllttlSIH'xle my held. In tln- owning
the usual pmwr wryic- me. hold and
thorn-tor Ru Olin Hnlhxk prInIbI-d
tho a: “null.
Al tln .\Ill’l\’£lll€ [Baptist t'lIIIrI'lI,tlII-
III-Iv pat-dot. Rev, l“. E. Robins. prom-bed
morning and evening.
Yz-<tcrII:\y but”; ‘VllllslIn-Dily it was
duly ultrwl‘t’fil at St. Paul's and (intro
churchm by tlu- administering ol tbv
Holy (.‘onIIIIuninn, at the latter church
at 9.30 in the morning and at St. Paul's
at the nIgnlar rimming service.
The song fit‘l’l'lce held at the Y. ll. t'.
A. rooms ymtorduy alternuon Wm n
dopudution service. led by W. J. Leland.
or the Y. 1’. S. C. B. of the South Nur-
walk I‘ongnlgntional church.
The Norwalk Mothmlist church was
well nttcndcd. In the morning Rev. Dr.
thll.‘ htym- delivered nu cloapnenl III-noon
from the topic.":~ipiritual loyalty Among
Saints." In the owning he prmu'ln-d un-
othor deeply interesting wrnmn upon
"le'lymnyuf the Saloon." a subject
[:1 which ltmlill ltlll le-Itit‘n. picturing lln-
mlmn in all it» I-II-gnncI-at the {on-gruund
nnd ndwpynwning abyss at rhubarb
ground. ‘
Rev. H. H. lltll’lll'rl, "will! of the-South
Norm-HI Methodist Church. ‘ll'lll'l'l’l'll
two powerful M'TllltllL-l yesterday. In the
morninglwpnIuI‘ln-vl from the unbjwt.
'l’Iunin Religion." III the ewningln-
pmwlml to the Inmnbcm ol the prmth
(flllllltl‘l‘. The dim-4mm vat-sol It moat
inn-rioting and lustnwtivo vhnrnctI-r.
lull of helplul thought-I and good advice
to mug Christians. lie minted rerun!
nlli‘filntul and IImn‘I-II which worn lion-n-
od to attentively. There min a very low:
«Inception J moon; including. the
nwmbern ol the lipwurth LII-argue. who
nttmdol in ll body. The opening oxen
l’lllt'fl l'ollfilllu'd of ringing by the quartuttv
and month-I reading» by the [motor
lllll the mmzregntlon.
lbw. (t. M. Belle-2k luemlml in Holy
Trinity church. Wentport. yeulunlny. At
thr- morning mloelw won minted by
Prof. Ferris. of the Norwnlk Military
Institute. Mr. Selleclr Idm Iuldmued
the Sunday whool elm the morning
service.
At the South Norvmllt nuptial church
yesterday the parlor preached at both
services. lntlwureulnghhwbjmtwu
”Jesus in Sminl Lilo.“ Next Hominy
evening Mr. Whouton‘a subject willbe
"Jam and the Politic“ Portlmol lib
Time.“
smut leek co.“- Ina Am roomy.
At the urinal meeting of the Norwnlk
lock Cmnpnny‘r Elnploym' Hick Aid
society, held (Murd- utmnmn. the
election of olllcem . ted a» follow:
Prudent. 1.. month: rice worlds-at.
parrot-maln- ll. Seymour; treasurer.
Charles F. Bullock. During the year
thirtyetght manhunt hm realm] hone
efitrndonetunnulhunilt cum h-
m paid. The My ha expand-d
duringtheyoar in ma about 0100.
lime-tenth: Mum no man
lnrly intrrnstihgj fW ht tum F ,7 .
Ill Ill.” HOTEL Mlll llllllE
mm IORBIIOL'SB Inn-I sun
DENIJ or "one“.
Pound lilo lat-In. It the Foot of a I'llght
1.! man In In. lac-nur- Boarding
Ila-u on Water street—Other Death;
tofVorwnll. wits found
wti’rm
dead at the bottom of a flight of stairs in
Mrs. Mchuley's boarding house on
Water street this morning. llis
body was taken to his room
lip-omits. This morning Medical
asl-lxuminoztr Burke was notified
and author an examination pronounccd
his death due to Bright's Idioms» and
npoplexy. About filteen years ago he
keptulirery stable and was nfio land-
lord of the old Connecticut botchnow
occupied by the Norwnlk Boston Store.
He continued in this bIL-Iinms fornhout
live years. For the past your he has been
working in the Winner {Shot- company's
fnvtory. When the fire occum-d lam
wc-ek, throwing him out of cmploytncnt.
lu- returned to this city and engaged
board at Mrs. SIICuuley's. He has been
married twice and has a wife and
daughter living in New York. He was
about sixty-cight years of age.
Gathering-A" widow of tllv late (lil-
bert Bogart, died at her homo. .\'o. 30
Raymond 29mm. at no early hour thi»;
looming. aged titty-scroll years. She
leaves two children by a fomwr hus-
band. James ll. lhlrl’llflll.llr this city.
and Sarah A. lhtrmgll. of ('hicngo. The
funeral will be held Wednesday «it»?
noon {rum the house.
John R. Reed. formerly of this city.
died at the nlmshousc yeatcrdny. aged 6“
years. The don-mod hurl always been a
uni-lent d Norwulk and had ll'l‘ll blind
einceuvbild. The {Imvml will b.- bo-ld
'l‘urwluy ultemoou. A
[liaise Sonhn, unnul the best known
railroad men in this state, died at his roe-
i-lenm- in Bridgeport but night. Inn-d six-
tyoeven yearn. For the lust twenty-live
yI-urslwhn-I hot-n general freight agent
of the Nungntuok railroad. [10 has been
eonmxtod with steamship and railroad
lint-s for the pm! forty years.
('Al'sllll BY A lll'Il‘lZlf’l'll'lZ FRI)".
Tun l'rrlzhl (‘arn Jump the Tr-rk {Vern
the Munro:- 3-‘t rel-t {'IIIr-Iln‘.
Another :ll‘l'ltlt‘nl. uni-II»! by tlIc frog:
.1! tlmllonnu- strect crowing. ou-cIIm-Il
lll'l'i‘ this morning. Almut 7:45 a lrright
trnin “'lL'l hauling; mm from the side
tracks in the yard to thcnmin mick.
‘lhv engine and all but the land him run
‘mul (1’le safely over tllc frog. when
tbv rear tmcks ol the forward I-nr struck
the frog. '11on were turnml l'nm'lll'tl'ly
lu’nlllbl and the r-nIL-Iof both cars Wurv
smoothed by Hunting in I'nlltm't with eds-h
Mint. “0‘ ('ttl'fi mn nearly titty iI-r-l hr»
fore? they would be stopped. splitting the
ties and tearing up the mrth for somc
distance. A largo form of tnlcltrnen
soon arrived on the scene of the accident
and the Wurltnl getting the cars on tlw
main line was I'Onlllll'l‘ll‘l‘ll. The wI'st-
lIIIIIlIIl trains on tln‘l'olmdhlntnl marl
*l’l’l' delayed It Idwrt limo. but by «Ir-mar
lug uwr onto the up truck were enabled
to rem-b their destination. The train on
tho “Infinity and Norwnlk mllmml.
which arrives in this city at 7:37 o'clock.
could not go to Will-on Point on account
of the tumors being directly III-men the
llaubury truckn.
'unght tlrcr n ".qu Illll.
"Ike" Phillip» and Frank llonntonhml
a lively not to at the corner of Wall and
Smith utrmto thin noon. Philip» was on
his way home when llouutnn Htrut'k
hiIn. knocked him down. mid lurlml
him several times in the lure. llIIuntnn
mmlv his escape but l’hilipu wun' urrmtvd
by Ulllcur Adaum. II in said that
llountou had on old Iranian amount Phil-
lipa In‘ot’ n board bill. which he is trying
to mil-mt for a Mrs. Fnonmu {IoIn l'bll‘
lipnr Cldel Daron-st and. Ulllccr Ile-
Cnrtby ruptured llounton this nlternoou
in the old yellow burn on Mechanic
I-Itm-t, near the new iron bridge.
”on Along Ills-rm
Barge No. 2151 is at .I. ll. Fmiu' duck
with u mum of coll.
Tho burntI A. ll. Kellogg. with n cargo
of stone and cement in It J. ll. Perri-f
Ilot‘k.
Then-lam Pembroke with lumber
from Halon, wu towed up town by the
Addie V.. this running.
Time well boom: young men from
this city wont milling My morning.
aired. ‘l‘lIamI-nmm whore-ad spent
thednyuntheblauddrylngtheirchm
Miaumed lntheerenhig.
(Ion-lg tron-tutu.» Slated.
~ A meeting of the hirfield county
member. of the mm was bold“
Baturdny afternoon. It the com boom
in Bridgeport. J. W. Jolnnun unselect-
ed byanmlnnmrotetn mod him;
self. W. 8. limit, I Gmwlrh um»
chant. nucleon-d to ml George II
Olmstond. Ir. Had it claim of the
lawman m mime of In» plain.
gnu-amen.“
‘Atewnlghhmtwommn
WWHWM
Wmmmt‘m‘;
an
.133” www
When our Smith’n Inland the bout my» calling ”PM
MUSKEGON m ”mum.
lira lay. “out. - P—Jporono Ila“;-
. I City.
MhSKliflol, Mich, May lax-Today twp
ty block; of Imminen- hounu and dwelllnp
of ltd» city- min smoldering rnlns. The
total number of dwelling burned was I”.
The total lone human. The toll! lnsun
was in nuobtaiunhlo. Inn, of the burned
luau have no insurance. Hundred- III
illu ore ,t their blend-II it!
Accommodation. ‘ fire started at 63
o'clozk‘Snturdny creolng' In the Langnkrll
hotel Innis, jut-It 03 Pine attract, lromlolue
unknown cause, and aided by a “mug
wind out-pt away tau bloc“ up Pine street,
on at the chic! business ntn-el II of the dty.
Then, by n madden Ihllt in the wind. the
were driven townrd Terrace avenue,
one at the finest residence ntreetsin the
city, where they dutroyul many houses.
By 9 o'clock the tire bud reached the
mutbern district 0! the city, where there
was more upuce between the houses. and
the firemen succeeded in considerably re
ducing the progress a! the flame». The
Gnnd Rapid-s engines were put to work
as soon In they arrived.
The scene during the progress of the In
was one never to he tmgotten. Men in
broadcloth labored sit“ by side with work-
ingmen in overalls against the common
enemy, and women in silks, with din
moods in their run, 'clutcbod at their
treasures and dropped them in heaping
nrmlnlll lrom their palatial houses, while
women in rags rushed frantically from
their humble dwellings with who: poor
tram-urns their slender mums bod afforded.
Among the more vnlunble strurt um
wiped out were the Pine Street house, the
Philadelphia block. kicker-mun”; druguore,
Matthew Wilson’s residence, Sedgwlck‘n
wholesale store. McMIcluel'r shoe store
and the langnkell hotel.
The (Iowa) court home um rho do»
strayed but. its public documents were
uved, Prisoners in the county jail. which
ocrupicd the basement of the court house,
were libernted Sew-ml cows And horne-
were burned and a little child, who was
ulu ping in the Lnngnkell hotel born»,
when the tire startedJs taming, Among
thcsnd incidents connected with the fire
was the death of Harry Stevens. assistant
postmuter, the son oi Postmamtcr Stereos.
lie WM rery ill with pneumonia and the
ti: "new mmlo it neccxsnry to n-Iume him to
a place of ». Itety, nnd he died while bolus
carried through the street;
FIFTY THOUSAND .WERE THERE.
The Corner 8|.- 0! fit. Joseph's (II-th-
ollt item-Inna hold I! Intern.
l'nxxufi, N. Y., May lS.——.\t but 50.“
people witnwd the ammonites oi laying
the corner stone» of the new St. Joseph's
Catholic seminary on Valentine hill 5m
day. it Iran on. of the grandest enclmbu.
tlt‘fll Ileumnst ration» ever held in the wow
ty and the largest in the state Since the
dcdimtory extent-Ice. of the great cathedral
in Sew York city. The corner Manes were
to be laid at b’u'clock. but it was nearly
3:?» lwI‘I-rr- .\ n-hbislmp l‘orrignn. Arch-
lu~lmp it; an and the prints null gut-nu
matched the platform, wing to the dense
crowd.» which blocked the road in: mile:
and prevented their progress to tin- scene.
The programme opened with the anthem
"Thin Is the lAll'Il'l Day." which was lol~
lomwl by the singing of "Ewe Sumerian"
3nd “ Vcni Creator. " The corner stone 0!
the main building mu first laid and blessed
when n sinuhtr ceremony was [Informal
with the corner stone of the chapel. The
blessing"! the Honest I” conducted by
Anubiahup Corrignn, The sermon woe
delIyerI-d by An-hbizahup ll) nn. 0! Phil»
delphiu. ’l'tn: singing mushy the chancel
choir of St. l’atnck'zs cathedral, New York,
undcnhc direction I)! Rev. John A. Kell-
ner, iL'K‘Ilhlt‘tl by the Cotholicfiaengerbuud,
comprising [our armies. A large num—
ber ol palates, priente nnd distingu'uhed
citizen-1mm nil put» of the country I'm
[In-aunt. l' he seminary will cunt W. W.
To mm on sunnsuoam
unlghtn of Labor Wlll Dull! the flou-
tlo- tor the Col. Htrllton.
Swmutu. I’m, May lit—A coll tor A
district tut-cults ol the Knights ul lulu)!
vnnv input-d yrntcrdny for the purpose
of having no upmadnn by secret ballot
trnm the rank Ind tile on the question at
communionr or discontinuing the who
hll’lht‘. and Adopt men-urea whereby the
will oi the majority can be Isnccaalully
executed. The cell ask» the loud mmbliu
to inlortu the district unicorn oi the con-ll:
tiun ol the nutter». how runny oven: are
running, etc. The district meeting willhe
held in would: tomorrow.
Eviction notice: have been retired on the
Itrilwm II the Cambrian iron tempura
work-I. ’l‘wo apertnl curled. ol' lorelxn
"Offline" arrived ll l'rlch'n lledstom
workn hut evening. Thin plant ll guarded
by Iltt)‘ downs. An «(on will tn nude
to mm the lad-mutant): Valley work.
today. That work: are central mu for
both ntrlhm Ind opinion and the out
count at the clout to ntut b untimely
donlulul.
wm-I um at smut-rm
W murmur, my m-u'm Woman'-
N-Ilm‘nl lnduurlnl [mm at Alberta-
hu written I latter to Pea-idem Harri-on
eommomllngth- apwlntmut of 0m
nwr Blair I» Inlnlmtn to China, approving
ot the sentiment: of llr. Blair-"spread
in In» umber, Ind mum-ling to the
pint-lent that untrue Mr. Bhut- lII nut to
China "an our "unworthy represented».
or ln billing to do so, the government d
the United lit-ten of Auntie: More to he
represented at the court at the emperor at
Chin. "
(lo-uni to." In“ more.
humus, Ill... thy ll~ihnrnl W. 0
Vary. commander-MM Id the (land
Anny oi the Republic. lu- uotllld the
national mortal committee In Mar
that Inch-Id mat allele] pun] ant-n
ell Greed Army mud-I h
Ill Mgr“ at the United Stanza: contribute
unwound required to met the
national Grand Army or the “It-politician
mentor, the blunt-neat
Mm W Iran.
Clinton." W3 mwmm
D’Omtutwhhumtthtotlom
tun—them
lhuuhyahllmpAltr-dil’mnto
Ly,“
We! M
mummy-u I Itch-t“
mwmmmm 3,.”
tell.
Mammfi m
um s RECALL IIIEII
layor‘Shakespeare Says He's
,Outlived His Usefulness
all IS A] m 01' D5193].
; . I‘m
Manny In Orb-n? lace-tire
33......“ Governor Molar-Ila. at Mill-
nu. tvdgk Secretary Blaine to loco"
the Ola-din; Conoul'l Eng-atom
N" Optimise, May ill—Mayor Sinker,
pure hnnIl-lrmed a letter to Governor
Nicholle. in which be calluttention to the
course ot Consul Cone since the lynching
oi the ltnlinur. and ash that the consul’n
emu-tor he recalled. The letter is a.
“DUI:
an annuals. my It It“.
’l'olIb Excellency Francis 1' Sh hulk. (lov-
ornor o! Mum-Ina:
Dun Sm l'n-lvr up» or any IS. ml. the
MM ltnly at thir- punt, 3h Cone, saw a:
”will” It) “'. H. h (*3, foreman (If ll’lfi
gun jury then in won, I very remark-bin
fitter. The evening o! thedny on who {I It Inn
mm theconsydunt mph»! the latter by
Whandaothin aevrctuy to the dad n
Consul (.orto' n \‘nporingn.
Your cx-vLency. lacing n resident In Now 0:
hit ll fully nwnre o! the [not that ever aim-u
“Mouton u! summon: at Palm
Banner-1y on Oct la la) the papers have
tuned with all manner at rnporlnp tram llr
(kitten: tln. shag. or interview». ttv For these
ruwrtcd syringe hemuhl not properly be held
an oll‘lmul reelwiniblr and him» he wan
unruly «Edited pith one) stutmnI-nt before
Inotlmr we.» made. either curtly the vmmita
d or Intel: unaltlylng tlu brat tut uglrim
nudblmterings wore r. granted by all but his
own people zenith-r laughable“ wutc mpubla
II: My! Curt:- Llfll.
Tish-letter In: May I. was wry I,vuu;nrl;. re
turned by tin.- :Inhujnry lo the «m; r I. Mm;
imp-«tin nt. rim-Ida bun-.1 Impur'. . ..z the
hater contains ear-.I. mums alwlu: .. «A and
beyond gut-align Ln. wn In l- hm. my Mr.
Curt».
An Element of Dru-pvt.
11.»in «maul. Mr. L‘ H» {lib 0’va had
my Waltzes» here he has mithn-Il It and lla-
hnwlnethronxli hm mun mm. In»: only an Inn»
flammable pomm, but an elvrn-u'l ”I chum-r to
mmmumty in that by hm ILCII‘ullll'T‘al‘
turtle-s LL-o rm inmimld: pm, ~le I- II .; . Hauler:
Mum Inelauannd t mu- ~ vamtntry
my ban.- wught as an my mu.»
Being the Ilwpillury. ‘LV be; or Isle-am» hung-Ill
taboo! czmiinal wrrrta minim: (”the Indi-
ul his turn fifehhvnl mm; mhm to
tum-tonne“: the lrpm'tmflnt n! mum and
mtflmn—mn he bu. and: Emily m—
are... Ih Mr to tho cummuwy from
than-l, m
In In. Us. [or "in.
m MAM I» ll.“ .IIII. I. Inn-r1. "um-.0
that you uh u! thu bun Ir .-Ild~ sew-rotary of state
It Wuhineton thc,I rn .u’l Io! I‘unanl lH-Irtou
animator by the purulent Thu appln'atiun
would bawhwn mad.- k; you owner. but for
the rmrum that i donor" to place In your lands.
to unumpany )I-nr twin to the m-rrtary I»!
am. A rryurt made- tu I‘m- mayor and would
by the wtumrnm- ”I titty l mulw n I upy and
hes leave to will your I‘X' when" ’st nth-Minn to
M part or it righting; {Idlr Cort.- {lure
the rum to to your "MIMI very-In.
JunrrxnmAqu-un.
Mayor of New Urinal».
THE LOST ICAUSE'E LEADER.
‘- Apponl [or hind; In linet Illt Slou-
uncut.
NAsllVlLlll. 'l‘I-IIIIH ,‘dny l'x-«Jolm A,
Chihlrm and Patrick WII'NI, IIl thi‘ city.
1nd John Lungmm ern-r. at ifhurlentm.
8.1)., have is-Imlncircuinr letter to the
southern peuplv inwllhrh tin-y I xplain tlut
the fund intended for I monument to Jet
[emu [him in n wand to man: cuntri
billion». and lflll (or ll gem-r: d movement
thmugbom the ~th tiling (hr date or
June It), IP01, when tho people ol every
town and wont: :Ihnll meet and take
proper Fll'p‘! to forward the enterpriw by
voluntary contrlbxitlunu or other method-
whlch tbry may drum bent. ltem'tttumu
are to be tent to Mr. Weber at Charleston.
The letter mm: “Among Ill the noble
dud there lit none whom name appeal»
with greater power to the nflvctiouue re
membrnnrrol the mutlwm prople The
more for whlr b ho lqulxt tlld sullen-l has
hen buried (or ever. but there in no pentla
meat oi honor or patrintt'im “but: more-
nn to bury the numory of thaw who-
hlood w» Islml for It. Southern people
Illlhnvelolt «wry honorable workmen!
when tluy longer him who (or their uh
were the nhaeklw upon hi5 wanted “min"
“the It“ Ila-tn,- a Fool lulu.
3m You. May III—~11” body at In
Enron Mulder. ol llmoklyn. lun- put been
wutwd ashore at .Vew harp. S l, The
woman imp been mining Hint-v Jun, U
Ind mu unppoml by her relative» to have
mmltlulmlclde while denim-d, It in
now believed by the police that the who
murdered. When the body {mu found I
m Belgium pawmrnt atone. fiflfihlh‘
lllh, pounda. mu Ilium-med moiety
tan med to the body by It rope. which we:
at "I. back In one town, Th. Iro-
ldltor willin- l'. omn- Deni.
haunts, Mon. M» M William I.
(inborn. editor of The Republican. Ill-d
It lIb home Sunday min; utter A long
lllm of mmmwmm {any It:
years. Mr. (inborn wide I:-
qmlnqu-e with the white men or the
ummdwontmndhdnm trial at
influence in the mnelkot the White:-
putr in Connecticut no In» a w
and ready writer, patrol-fly on will“
rendered reliable
Intricate. and
name: to the Remain“ puny.
flirted the Hundred feet to ”an.
firm You. my lib—A low with on
tumult-M railroad mm“
prm ml l'illll‘l'llh.
pair.
Your choice.
min.
Shall I buy my
ll Mt to It» to answer. um would any, buy them
who-re you can It?! them thI-chonpcst.
lu tit-l llll'
COUPONS
on the ole-gun!
.—.___..__.___.
Tupmtry llnuwls ('urpa t>. {rum 32*: LA} .
lhuly llnbm'ln
t‘nrpv-rs at MI- p r yml.
Morguv‘llt' t'nrprts, with lmlIl-‘H II- llllttt'll. 1: $1.25 pvr \‘.ll’~l
All-Wm! lngrnin Carin-t.» In up,
l’urtien: t'nnaim. with lringt- and aim-p Itaslu tupnnvl bath-m. at $3“,
lkrriy callers ham- tlu-u-lmntuu of lung a m-vmm-III.
HOSlERY.
Rafe Shir: “'m'alr. In» my bulldog. but IIIv-nliun Ilw prmn u hivh i
lxulim' Totl'vtn liloyw. mnbmivlrml lurk. north '33.- pnir.
Iii mi' Hall-”mu
price, Hr per mir. they will be found In I... 2:: in»! In pl'l‘ n-m t‘lll'fllwl' than tlu-y
can l..- bought for I'lm'wln‘hu
3W buys a .‘Illr white Nlllrt tlII-I Irv-«l; your chair».
pom. (HI. worth at I'm! M335.
MlLLlNERY.
lt hm bwn a "mum: min-'0' oi plmmm- to na. to we now mu: II llll‘ Kttl‘lt but
I'm-n apprI-rmml.
IlllY-llllll,llll.
DON’T FAIL
At Our Up-town Store,
When andWhere
‘lcunomyisAlWaysIhe Sure-Road IoWeallh.”
We claim to soil nll claws» of goods for hwy mom-y than any other firm in
South Noru'nllr: no matter how or why In: do it—but It's! nsrauml III-filo it.
uh: IItlcring {or th'L-I woe-k the lolhm'ing.
We
All that we,» and: is it' you can buy thorn
cheap-r l‘lst‘Wln‘n', buy there, ii not, giw llél a trial. and n-mcrnlwr do do not hesi-
ttto» taking anything lurk which in not satisfactory to the pIIrI'lIILwr.
for publication. linr Iuaen printed l' opy ol tlut .
SHflNlNlEfl Plllll.
la show the purity and excellence oi the tone in this Instmmem,
we shall have the Piano in full Inflation Saturday evening.
In nzxtiwzpminn «.1 t xtensiw “uranium.- I» h- mph in nu ~lwrv v. ry ~00“, \K » 91ml
that I’ i- nert-nary [ml-w nut Iin-u-tirr mwk n. will' limpet lh;.;u’im"lll thix
month, Tu ;m».unpli,~sh our punmw, \l > -»£-'- .r Izu- iniiuv in; sI-m Ltl in luv . 'm-Iztn
ll) buy-rs. ‘
I .
l’lmw gaunt-I VII-real! now till: aptllltz. and an- only tln- I-hwrwt .lllIl mm! up
This I-lzoaol Iron-ls are nrm-wtrlly haul to alw-‘rilnz but the gunk spintwl l»-
lm'. . i! nut it? they arr rrprtw'nia al In lw born. In Mill :iw Ilwn In y-III
l'lul-lrvn‘n but blzwk til: atm‘kiug». tin-y Ilrl‘ not tlw «loop. shoddy win». of
goods. but good quality and gnu-l might. unnb He .1 puir. During thiu win he :I
WI’ rovlz.
4 Wu pv-r' pair.
During this wwh m- shall mail». mun! K'I‘l'lfll bargain:
I‘m-lino of untrirunml but: tur only Hr;
Flowm. lilo It lunch.
l'nll- lurch W mum at V» min ,
Trimmed lint» III greatly mlml [ohm-n.
We elm curry a lull mmnwnt ”(Juicy new. and «tho-r whim of trlnmunwm
a...a-.W
the verb. wrath lnr ere-iv.
Wm
lfitMJIItlltnlfllit.
KITCHEN—WARE.
\u pride min-plum on having the harem and hunt ”low-I nut-l; n! then sends
helm. inn unionism-lie it you do mt cull and get our prim-milks»
good» before thinking II! going viii-wine
.I.,
Boston Store,
0n tin-M- on do It»! Innlu- .I awn-oping lt'hllll‘llttll. but ill the
“it: llnv‘ ul‘ lrnhes‘ Writi-
I'olnv at which is file
HANlJKERChllEFS.
“row, It Inn-h or a for 25¢. worth 12:: our-h.
tum ’ and MW.
Illht‘slll Mfl l-ll Illll' 0M Isl hit from"
alumnus-rm mus-film- L
wwxvmn'm'w
Ill!!! 81?. I
m” LB J William "weird I“ ,
LIGHT. JOHN ll. 11! WW .
tarnwtnmisdonrrotdudl “flank Int '
llEYNOUR. JOHN H. morn arm ”0‘
bank building. )3. Con-Incline! Mm ‘
D urn! “A“
All)! HOW]; I. m
hundlngetnhlu. om rIufi-i'g.’ “I
“WWW uwrmml. ,
001) IANI‘FAC'I'DRIKB
Mountain ot'hullderu ,Co-MI.
EV. ill:
“mew.“ in MI 9:15:39me York 0.“
“ NORWALK LOG C .
K 0 fixfll'mtm if.
burn-t. lurk hi
mire; deal .l W m
home trlmfinnlris lirbmmflitmlfi lull.
“on“. HACIUUZ SHOPS.
'AIJUBON WORKS The.
neural.“ hrtrlgcdl V. 0mm (30 WW“
Ian» I
wfinpnlm for $2133?! 11mm all mm
"FIELD. “'31 A. K i t It N.
chiller) Iniulepromptlimp-irluc um
:IARIWAL‘I'URBB 61!".me m
lARVEY. (' ".10 North Mun 8.8. lbs
dealer boon. and
n; um .
mums-In. ’
.
u
V180.
A V A. lfifillnlnelJil Men cola In.
etnbleeJlab oyIItern. chm».
BESSIE"! It: lil'li'l'lll) mute filh
Omenr-nmnu numb .I....mufix
I A .ll DUSCs-hllnrket. Flue I
My. aching“- _ I.
CA’Q'
Filaments. unset-blew
HAYES. FEED. 1150de It
at allkinda. llanwrenderedsm
Lllllll ltVElt. “1d. 11]! Washington street
bridge. 5. .V [hauler inlllkl mm
m K“ (loll L. “'uhl on sumo
line me Ill! fish oystersfilumn, “raw
'lllSliTOh’ MARKET, Gth-
mealu. poultry [or faulty trlde.
. .I..Vo Maxim-I S N. rimelnmb.
-. t “none cm: at can prices.
“ Kind-38.1. I’ 1:: Main at 1V choice mute.
poultry . limb, \egctnbh 5. etc.
u )Innn mun; Its g MAKING runs.
it ANDA’LL h MILL. H .V. lumber Ind timber,
rough or II orient to order. monidinmtrimgte.
SI 530‘» A)” III lwtfls.
Slfl )lol'lt HENRY. 1:25 West are. 5\ All
kinds of Munr- mason comrnI- .ts taketi.
SMITH \\ ILL! A.“ ll $H‘eét at. S. N. Joh-
hing promptly am ruled lo.
M {BBLE AND GRANITE-
BATES l‘ “2 \\ nter st.1\'. Innnnlnctnrer of
fine granite and m. Irble work and dealer in
“Our work (It all kinds
ME)" 5' ("111111.33-
( "MST!!! K BROS. llamnh build K.‘ - . “So.
)lnln ~t. 5.1V lnntlum-n'~ -« furnish ing goods.
Hi \.\l' l> & ( l). 256 “arbitrator! 5t. 5 N. fine
bnld gentle luv 11 s fumiihings of all kinds.
MERCHA‘T 1.111.035.
(-l' SOW SKI. E. 31 “all at. .V. A perlcct fit
gunrnnuul: the latest fil}lc§alWBSS on hand.
Kt)! 01 R. F. I? .\o. Main st .8. Fine tull—
oring a ~pu ialty. Repairing: et e.
MILLISEBL
t OLIJVS R. )1 I2 Slain 53.5 X
In: w- rInl the d if defined.
l ll‘l' ll. .UvM‘IS )lima “Wallet. 8 agemy {or
'tllzl ~‘I mn Hand Dyeing Ketnhl'hhmrnl.
)ll 5“. TE .'\( “HRS.
Ulltfinx ALEX S. 3': Matrix). -I. X. Piano.
org-n . rnwn)’.
I“ ‘1'}; I: P! .‘NTIJ’JL A‘D DEALERS.
HIIYX‘ “I, "l .t 50$ [24 “fate: or. S. X. (1001
M limm: |l - l‘lunlfiffi. exponemandwhole-
m llllll‘t' Ivy-lent.
Finn-
‘ \l \V lit“. Ema \X
, [.‘Q‘l'~llf Snrualituy-teh.
.. J. Likio. P U hail-BS. X.
PATTILIBVN‘ A‘D MODEIS.
Volt“ \l. K PATTEKX “(IRES I has Butle-
th- --.l'pr prup lam-hide at. ,5 .V. llnnsehenl—
in: .I apt-v. mm by mum. but outer or hot
air. infirm 613.0“:an hnk Compnny,
Dr. [in harm-n. Interim): H l. Ben-
:Jobn Trwn. shut nirr; \"illiun
4.1mm Grace (hunt). Ihot air);
I, olln: If}.
le'I'IZB.‘
Bl: \l.\' \Rll i'.( (‘ ‘Wntcr ~t '5. Sign painter.
l’ llZ.l cold nnd nil“ r dun-E lupin tally.
.{l AVK til-2t}. It.” I “nter -t..\' House
in! I: —‘I- m ; nintr- r. wiper hmxgcr,docorntor
rumour: uz-ur no.
VultTll. u. ".1\'.
.~ ‘H‘. --‘-r-» “.40 -t it... hunt
l'l‘ )TI Nl‘v I- ullruvnlvn
ill VIII»: l,.I' r my W nllnnd Knight 5:: X. Al:
I 'r;-‘r1vr In mum». urg. in» z-hwt Innate etc.
Pl. i'l'l‘G—GOLD fill.‘ I: BA\D AICHEL
>‘IIl'Tll 3t)R“’ .-\l K PLATISG (‘0. 49 “nter
~t \i! luu l-mf t' ll't Er-Iphtlngdune, ng
llnhl “ '-
uml l’t minim 1.; nl‘ all Lind-n r metnl‘ooodzt
Iii. .|L 551M“ AGEVTS.
l \\ TIIV J .‘M (Ill ,‘l. “mbingtonst next?
.8 .\. l' rupr rt) tonsil. limbo,- tornnt. (seedy
“mm“ AR!) F \. Vo “3111.453. bonnet»
rent and building lots {or pale.
RIL‘l‘I'Al' BASIS.
BY. \. ill F. F. F 9 Railroad Plum 5. X. Mtals
ut all hours Huh tly rim 1 imuI' In eycry re-
rpm I. .\ few table boarders ““ch
LANE S Di; PUT Rr's'l'Al RANT. S.
in the hint. priiwestheloww-t llpznallmgh
SCHOOL“.
li\ll.ll‘. ~' .\ll>.~‘ lNSTl'l'l' 11’. .V. 'onngladkfi
lw rdin. i-lllllrll\)HllmIl. StringtrrmAprild.
Hit». “It. \'lSN' mull. {or girls and you
lIuliPr. llIlLside. 5'. spring tennupena April?
VIIOR‘I'II .15!) A)” 1" PWWII'I'ING.
l..\l. “ENS lilllt' K !~. V. ('. F. l’lnmhl’fln.
in.) and r H hing minus. fiend iorctrcufir
ST}. A)! l‘..\(il.\£5 .151) I" IFS.
50R“ \l K lllilN “UBKB‘ ((lMl’AXY. TM
“nor .-I .~'. .V Mn: lint! ion-lb
51113)“!le TICKET 5‘“.
l.\\‘ HIV. .1 u 'Illlll. Wuhinrrtonnt next!!!)
:L.\ lA.“ liI ko- I» .drnm .umnry omen-emu!
7970!}. DEALERS-
FElilll?‘ JUHV ll. it \I\ Mldnxton “.8. N. all)
hm‘ t lime umrnIJmlr plane
HURT-l3. JOHN ll IL‘TII
Aim 1. In I- o! l on: rel. wok
~11“ IL". IL .\.\l-l, .V A51! HEATH“
Ladies own
I-h .‘IIIH
rim: m'
.& “ublngton I-t. One
Qul-
filin- hlr M alums .X
Kll‘l‘l' lil M. l. ASINIV ‘1) llmllnml “.9 .3
In... at- n I- ~ and Min r lwnh rm l’. 0, box H“.
Ml“ FL I ..l \\ DIWIuhlnIzlun utJ‘ .N.
'l'lfl‘ (,‘KI\6.
‘08"!le H DILV “me hIr monorail. 8. Light
and brat; trucking promptly ille to.
l SIDEB‘I‘AKIIM
JENVISHR. J ll m lhmlt I!
[light r, 3 Min Id hi} 911‘“,le ll “‘0' R...
JHIIHII") )1. I [50.12 .V lint S. 0pm
at all limit": " n n. N
IIMNIIMI (“Ell ll «emu» l . .
llflhlrmrz ‘llerlwluy at. unwilling. u
Jacob m. Layton.
“I'M Hume nod llama- AImIt. mum! ll-
mmnu Mir-m? lire. Lilo- old Archival.
III um HIM)“; p'l'h he.“ I Inbound mm
llmttn for Kl and upward». and Honey [Mien
null gamut hum him: I Mlle: Inc
lnlmrnmitn Intenwltnllruu’d Tilda! Mtg
(Mr chi-I led It) Ileelltllllfl loo.
n \\ nhl In Hort. (Illa.
Knuth pm. 1"”; out to I'm
JARVIS KELLOGOI‘
Flue loot: Wile... hither
null Findlay. ‘
if“ lul murmur: “Mu to lit-panting. M
Ml
and we.
at 34le II‘I‘ltlIE‘l‘. NllfiWAli-ll. (3031‘.
um“: sum willy-ht.“ & If».
ALBIN MALMO.
F “flail" ll‘t ”film, I!"
\ murmurs. um warmer. . '
flutter. Ew. “(I)“: flaunt “gulp. .mm»,
mu m
th’t‘lt MAI! mum. REAR m
M"! Normdlr. hell it
TIlE llllll. "WM! llllllfl
in uncut plan» for mm! W“.
r\:‘|ll!ll#t9lflm hunted Trenton!
when. 'fi‘i‘l‘fllfifl“ all?
N. K. FERRIS.
our rattle anl I .
{mun-It l’lumdlrn ”smith-m ‘ grit}?
will ll rel mm
but» )lmul made II. ghoul:
tron 9 to l! , ” Purim
mm mm ma
‘ Winfinhndflfil‘l‘nfi“, Ill: be Murray-gt
. huh-l MM but
by"!
rtwmh‘imfr.wmm
m , . $‘g‘
Norwalk Chronicler