. ———-—.—~7~
ornate, marrow or
om. ooaarrs solemn.
‘- . I.Creamer.lil years of 330.5
"of shoeuppevsin J. J. Interment:
york. was found dead in his room
lame- IlllChSle'Vin’s Snug Hotel. 211
ooraplained that he‘waa‘ never free
I pain. On Saturday last Daniel
Uafellow cutter,to whomhe had
"n, advised him to get some
and they went together to
jdrugatore, at 200 Bleacher street,
. fit a half-ounce bottle of laudanum.
(Framer was found lying on .lbe bed
‘ room with Sunday clothing on
morning. and the room was
«withers. Behadcrowded a part
hlsnight shirt with a blade of his
, 1 . y.’ between thesash and frame
module windows. The laudanum
: was empty.
Ban aye that Creamer was engaged
marry a young woman named Ayree.
'. works at Altman's. In Creamer‘s
. were several notes from Miss
. Inoue of the notes she asked
.4 why he did not visit her. and
» thatit was “not pmper” for her
pee him on the street. Chief Clerk
3 -. z' ;.., who read the notes. says there
nothing in them to indicate that Miss.
’ ‘ and Creamer had any trouble.
'Yonng Creamer was a brother of
has (hunter, of 22 Spring street.
th Norwalk.
AK EMPING “DUPLEX.
.- llayrl and Ira John Snyder Sal-I
u be um; Together In Ponoheater.
In. John Snyder has left town. and
h' I H prevent indications it is apparent
‘ ‘ shehas eloped with Thomas Boyd
. that they are now living in Port-
.- . It will be remembered that
dwu sent to Bridgeport jail some
uths since to serve out a line for steal-
' a blanket and whip. He had about
month more to stay in the jail. Inst
2 Mrs. Snyder went to the jail. it is
i, , Indpaid thebalanoe due on Boyd‘s
fine. They returned to this city and
. Snyder secured about $30. and tak-
‘ ‘ silverware and a large quantity
, was, the couple left town. It is
W by people who know about the
”that they are living in Pom-lumen
u: u
Mi 1 Thomas It. Dory.
Mae R. Duty, brother of Ptrltlmuotor
M E. Doty. of South Norwalk. and
Helm A. Duty. of New York, died of
mmption of thelxmcla this momiug at
Wm N. Y., where he was engag-
II with his husineas partner in “instruct-
“ho railroad. hlr. Doty was born in
m «years ago, the son of the late
'KDoty. He martian of n genial
litre. prominent and lllpulill’ during
”We here. where he had many
m who Will learn of his death with
‘ He leaves a widow. the
“Rollin. E. 0. Kceler. of the bomugh.
It mother also survives. The minutes
l'I'lll lmbably be brought to Norwalk for
karma-it.
7 a." sa- una-l Create a :7"...
In. Ioni- Wood has written w'l'na
Mt meat, lflt Saturday night.
III. Wood‘l mother raid last night that
mu daughter. who lived in Ilia»
Dd Wore vi. invoked, and they
mtothrhauatalatehourvvlththe
mJnthodstlllrefmalehiu
wwr-Iramhmfllhavflh
hm. ILWoodaayahewlllnot
*ivoritbhbivlfeagatn.
1‘. the tbrao-year-old (tumbler of
“Will“ ll.Verlty.vru playing
wilhotberchlldmouulem
walk meow street
to W Verity- boat hoe-r.
finiafrhoflthawslbmothvwam.
Afar black thereto-marinara-
"Wight-termite“
"-- can“ mot-tun any.
whmwfithelittlagirlto
Jami oalieylor avenue. She is
”intimation”.
“a
nao u mWfl‘ifi I)” rt brl
I n - . '0 ’
’ your tom and ham it limb-tulle. and
mouth; moi ..
The Winn-Ian's Promo-m for ‘tue
loathe cum and July.
Captain Vincent M. Honneckor. of the
Norwalk Wheel club. has issued a neat
folder. giving the ofliqial oluh rune for
themonthsofdunoand July. Theyaro
as follows:
Wedneaday..luar ”+70 Dorlon Pelee—Mr.
Poweu". Start atla'fl'p. m. r. .. ._ . p .
Sunday. June 19— To New Canaan. air taller.
sump: Walla. m. Dianna:
Wednerulay. June 17-JI'o ltolon l‘olm grove.
Sir-fl at but p. m. Supper.
Hunday. J one Sl-To Stamford.» miles. than
at Ithltla. to. Dinner.
“‘ulueedaydune thI‘o Boll Inland hotel.
start at 7:!) p. m. Supper.
Sunday. June fl—h'l'o Bridgeport. sixteen
miles. Start at Willa. m. Dinner. ~
Wednesday, July l—Tu Snugalnchillotcl
Stanley. Start at 7:!) p. m. supper. "
Sunday. July 5—1‘0 Greenwich. fifteen miles.
Start atkll- a. m. planer.
Wednesday. Jilly 8~To Weatport. Start at
7:3) 9. m. ‘1
I Sunday. July l2-—To Danbury. twenty live
miles. Start at 8:“) a. in. Dinner.
“ Wednesday. July 154%) ilovrayton. Start at
7:3) pun. ‘
SundayJuly Ill—To l‘ort Clamp-r. eighteen
miles. Start at [bill a. m. Dinner.
Wednesday. July ale—To Lanudon'e beach.
Start at 7a) 1). or.
Sunday. July EAL—Tu Milford. twenty-live
miles. Start at Ella. to. Dinner.
“'ednesday. July Elk-To (‘ompo beach.
Start at 72:!) p.111.
All club runs will start from the club
moms promptly on the given time.
A gold club budge will be given as a
prize for the best attendance at club runs
during the smson.
COI'NTI C0)! ll [SSIOSEKSZ
*. .v. » v
Some Nominations Already hlatlediuver—
nor Bulkolcy “'ill Art.
The terms of the lvvo counl'_v I‘vllllllla
sinners in each county expire on the first
of next month and the state of things at
the capitol will make it ueccsenry {01' the
govt-mar soon to (’Xel'l'ltit‘ his porter of
appointment to fill the vacancies. it is
' understood that Governor izulkeh-y will
be guided in his choice by the. nomina-
tions of the Republican legislatures of
the respective mantles. Several nomi-
nations have already been made and the
remainder will follow soon. Fairlield
county has named Whitman S. Mead. of
Greenwich. to Blamed George M. Olin»
stead. of New Canaan, and Jmcph W.
Johnson. of Bridgeport. to 5mm! him-
self.
(In the Diamond l-‘lvld.
lellwdutesbavv arranged a scrim
of three games with the Y. M. t'. A. ball
team and will play the first gauw on the
Baxter ground» in this city. July -l.
Thencxt game will be playml on the
Fair grounds. July 18. and the third
game will be played on the Baxter
grounds. August l5.
The Y. M. C. A. ball team will play
the Stamford Knight-l of Columbus club
next Saturday nftorumn on the Fair
grouuds.
The Y. M. L'. A. Jlllliumdefrstlml the
Nib-elf» echool nine ythtordny. by u
more of 33 to ‘22.
The No Vetoes will play the High
achuol nine. of Bridgeport. on the school
gmunds in that city. Saturday afternmn.
Lnddinxton In “othenfleld.
Henry Luddington. the notorious bur-
glar and albamuud thief. wna take-u to
Wetbcruflvhl by an officer from the amt:-
priaou ymtrrduy. Dora t'onmy was at
the depot to ace him off. and the leave-
tahing between the two furnished on edi-
fying sight for the onlookers. ’l‘he af-
fection diaphyed by the woman war an
intense as that which Bllt,‘ has mailman-ll
from the time of their early morning or-
mt by lbmtlm Arnold and (.‘mnln.
lanldlngtou'n wifo vlaitcd him at the jail
yesterday morning before he was taken
away. M
llama-h l'ollre flown.
Jami-n Riley. a antler. was Minn-Jus-
tine Armin thin morning. clmnpal with
intoxication. lie with amend by ()lllcc-r
llormleyuu tlwrallmul track near the
Water stun-t canon; «bran ll o'clock
laat night. lie was llaedflaod rm.
lie went to Jail. '
Charla- Wanhburue and John ut'fttb
rich.two old Mmlerr,"vmo armored
by (Met of Police lX-Fomt and (”liner
[maroon yerterday. This aiming Jus—
ticettoolldgedurdtheyalr wondrous.
They were taken over the and.
aurora“... had-w-..“ .
seventh can“ club halos.
B. J. Wipe. a member of the Email:
(Moe club, called from [lye to this city
in lib trance. the "Vittorio." in four hours
Sunday attention.
fluvial matter! of the club npem
Eatruday and Sunday at the m club
bonito at Winona Knob.
The msmberahlp of the club iaatearllly
int-rearing. film the plotting tart week
three applications have been neutral.
whkhaillb‘evotndmatthem m.
in meeting.
‘ mama-mung.
“MA. Wins. affirm
boar.“an All-lithe! blindly.
willie married this afternoon a no
o'elnetluthatloayesathalal churchat
”manhunt. K. barb. «New
Ham, «arm that Adeline 1..
broth and vim-la ll. am 1::
airman more» .
mmmmmauauo
aatlutldltrrlmthlrneahg. outwit)
mawwmwn
new
‘ Emwwmw
. nun.»
mm
. mm
)1 8'10
. new are m
WWI. J obey a» 8. ll. lat.
memfli’m: a;
. WI. ‘ am .
93%}. mm mm. “'~
“WORD. hamwoommamu.
”are .. ”m- “Mamie
"gaining,” We ‘ lot}-
uses, (no. - .. m1 .
or JOIN units. “Wail-lull
. , . .. l1-
fmarer of daughter dealer to rims
mini. $13" .. mid...
.umvvm
,
rum _ runway-t. aha-fav-
m.&%.m.w&m
mm. It. a. avail-1.x.
nears up man rims.
WILLIAM. n. n. owl-n a. x. .
nouns Aim carcinoma.
3381' SIDE PHARMAUYNau'lMdI are. as.
dander lineman; lilo. tonne”. In.
a». .
‘nra
WWW
mam-“m"
were.
smomrulb’
ms nwaurrza film venue
consumer) A surmount.
' I
Who ma nor to look rm the out: Do-
nldo the luck Venom—Tho Buppooednob-
her Dir-harm. ..
’ After the ones... were notified of the
mbbery at the neidehco of Patrick
Kearney, No. 7 Plymouth avenue. yester—
day morning. ltlr. Kearney started for
\‘l’mtlml, by way of the turnpike. in
much of the thief. Near Peat Swamp
he met Arthur and llcrlmrt Lincoln.
who were returning from Weatport.
Mr. Kearney asked them if they had
seen a strange man on the mad. giving
them his daughter's description of the
fellow who entered the house. When they
told him of a trump they badmaaednear
Waitport. Mr. Kearney persuaded the
young men to drive him back over the
road to see if he could catch, sight of the
man. About a mile beyond Westport
the party overtook the tramp. and
Kearney. jumping out of the wagon.
told the man he wanted to see him.
The follow started on a mu through
some woods near by. but. the trio intro
rounding him. and he gave hinmdf up.
He was bnmght to the borough. where
he was delivered into the custody of
Sheriff Toner and placed in the lock up.
.~\t2:3tl o'clock he was brought before
Justice Austin for a preliminary hearing.
The primmer {.mvo his name us (imrgo
Taylor. ‘lIe said he was a New York
peddler. had been all on a spree and be-
iug broke was tramping his way through
to Birmingham to are his brother.
Limio Kearney testified that she found
thestolenmom-ynt noon. lying on the
ground umr the back yard fence. and
thought the man must have lost it. She
said she had crumultul a clairvoyant who
told her where the money muld be
found. When she first saw the thief
yesterday morniughe homered her while
she was feeding the chickens, she said.
and told her to go into the house and get
the money or he would have her life.
As this story mm of n ditl'erenl nature
than the one she told her father and
brother the case amumcd another aspect.
and the justice pulled the charge of mb-
In-ry against the prisoner and held him
For vngruucy. adjourning the raw until
this morning at 9 o'clock. Lula-rho!
evening the justice altered his mind and
Illsclmrgml Taylor.
Tlll'l li'tlllldl's lllit‘llllll llllthl-IN.
“2 I". Murphy. of the New York Athletic
Club. l‘ovr-ra a Bill:- ht 2:26 2 :r.
The mod succresfui nit-fling of “1er
men r-Vcr held in t‘ounecticut took place
in New Haven yestenluy.
Tlu- paradi- in the morning. in which
0100 bicyclists took part. mm an imlurling
tight. The prints. were awarded as ful-
lmvs: Hartford Whn-l club. fin-st prize.
for grmtmt utnnbv-r of L. A. W. men in
line: t'olt club. second prize. for N‘CUlltl
llll’gt'hl uulubcr: Bridgclmrt Wheel club,
third prize. for pnw'uting the bostup-
pcumm‘u.
The ram on the Elm l‘ity Park in the
afternoon were witmmal by 3.000 people.
Their were 155 mutuaalitora. including
several American and world's I'Illtlllplmm.
in the fourteen events. Tllt' ln-rzt race
one the mile minty handicap. ’l’lww
wen- twunly-onc coutcaumla. The race
who won by F. 'l'. t‘atliu. of New Haven.
2w yards. in 2:25 2-5: lit‘t'tllltl. l-‘ml lit-h
man of Hartford. ltltl yards. The fall»
oils New York rider. W. P. Murphy. tin~
billed in the wonderful limo of 2:?" 2-5.
Thin books the World's m-ord of 3! mill-
mm. :28 unmade.
r
. ltovvhyloa.
Mr. and Mm William J. (“raw will
apood the murmur in Litchlltnld in import
that it will improve- Mr. t'raw'a health.
Minn Lillian Iloyt is visiting her ulster.
Mm. Ill-an. at Bollard. N. Y.
limitarryhaea numlmr of manner
boarders at the l-‘atrvlow llouw.
rm- bridge which moonlit chum;
meat talent with the main land ha. been
rebuilt by E. 'l'lmmca. it in two feet
higher that: formerly and law mil: on
each side. It Is an crwlleut piece of
Work. Them u some talk of cutting
down and improving the mad to the
Island. MI ‘
No timer for Kata Hayley.
The (Bounty Ganmiarimwrs met in the
mam hall. lhrlen. yt-rtmlhy. for the
immune of hearing further “alimony in
tlmremonruaneaof thehnr anilOnler
moiety mum normalisation of Samuel
Gaylor- for a theme at the 31mm Home
at ltlng‘a m1. John ll. Light. of this
city, and W. J. 11. llohauuan. of Stam-
ford, append for the law Mahler
undergrad ll. Barely, of mm.
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luminance—reprints”.
WOMWMMHUIMM
Nasturtium Hannah obsolete:
this city My. inmate fur flew
mmxrhomma new.
tundra: were Millennial.» them
mmroruoery.
mmwuwmaa extort
Wyatt». llaumlsaralagthetawt
drfllnghlsvfletywhhtbrhoalahni
Whit-rain
e: '7 {ill
ierflaylor. 'l‘beb‘nuimivllmrrarduud m
THOHPSON is THE MAN.
nearly All the (luau-values Want Ill.
to Race-ad. m
OTTAWA, June 9pm polltieal aim
lion in heginninstaaumdefinita shape.
Sir John 'lfhomproa is the limo-t unani-
moor auction of the Cenaarvatlvo mm-
bmnf the comment and micron-
mler. lion. Mr. Abbut. who has In!
urgedforthepndtton.“ atatod thatha
wouldool ,. 1 .lt,whennootherman
’ bid. ‘eahlnetvvlllbe’reoon-
Itru and ‘ stream men auto be
taken from each province. ‘
It with“: all probabllitybe composed
of Thompson, from Nova South; Foster.
from New llrnnrwick; Chapleau and
laugoviu, from Quebec. and Dalton. He
Carthy or Meredith, and Bowel]. from
Ontario.
Sir John Maodonald’a remains lie In the
great dining hall at EarnsolIffe. The
casket stands on a ‘ in Moral"
of the room. and all of the appointments
are moat imposing. Lady‘llaodmald has
romewhat recovered from the proatratiou
consequent upon her husband's death.
The ministers of the late cabinet met in
the morning at to o'clock. after which
they left the council chamber in carriage:
for Earnsclille to view the romaine of the
late premier. The cabinet ministers will
x aspallbearers at the funeral on Wednes
y.
; Phebe Conaina Pretoria.
‘ “assume-res. June 9,—1llisa Phoebe
Coming has sent a protest to Secretary
Fmter against paying the bill of Rand &
Manlly, of Chicago, for printing the min»
nine of the board of lady managers of the
World’s Colombian exposition during the
time Miss Cousins was . Mina
Cousins allegm that she supplied the
printers with the manuscript of the min-
utes which were a correct portrayal of the
prouwlingx At that time herstatua as
secretary was undisputed After she had
been deposed the manuscript was with-
drawn from Rand & McNally, altend.
garbled and mutilated; returned to the
printers in that condition and so printed;
that as printed the minutes are not a cor-
rcct amount of what occurred at the meet-
ings. and she therefore protrude against
the puyuwnt by the treasury department
of [land 8: McNally‘s hill. Assistant Sec-
retary Nettleton will investigate the mat~
her.
‘ Ilaltlnoro’a Turf Scandal.
,Busrmona. June 9.-.\nother barring
was given the horsemen who wereexpelled
last week at the Pimlico Driving park.
and after hearing several witnesses a mar
jority of the judges decided to reinstate
Frank llerdic. pool seller. and William
Acbntf. driver of the bom'l‘om Hamilton.
Evidence was offered by both that they
were not concerned in theatoal. In via-
dlcntlnlr himself. Aehufl stated under oath
that Davis, the owner of the hone.had
offered him a bribe to pull the horse and
that he had declined. but that the animal
had been llxed while he was at dinner.
lin‘\\‘.~lel‘. he stated. had been gin-aw
to throw the heat in which the horse mm
pnllni. llmlic and Achull were then re
lllhlllltill. but Davis, the ownerof the horse,
Urea-awn the driver. and the horse remain
«pom-d from all tracks of the National
association.
llenrer’a Walling lalrh.
ill-:svm. June 0. li—The air day annoyan-
plcnav pedontriau contest was begun here
in the morning at 12.45 at Coliseum hall
on a track aixteeu laps to the mile. The
steam were: Goa Guerrero. of San Fran-
ciaco. his brother PM; Tom Cox. of Philip
dolphin; Frank llart (colored). of lhlatom;
Morin, of Brooklyn; Cartwright, champion
of England; Peter Hegelmau. of New
York; George Connor. of New York, and
Dena. of Santa ihlrlutra. Cal. The score
at l2 noon was aa- tollowa; Cartwright. 7‘3
Illllus; Conner. Tl; Honduran, 68; Pat
Grim-rem. 70; Moore. w. Cox, as; Gus Guar-
rcro. til; Dean, M
ll. l'ought tho Lynehora.
\l’lchuna. Ky. June limit I a. la. a
mob lynched Evans Shelby in the jail at
this place. Erma murdered Mn. Sallie
Moore. near Wootlville. in October, lsfill.
for money. Shelby made a deaperutu re
sistance. fighting M long no life looted.
Some of the Iynchqra were bratty bur-L
'l‘tn- mob in reported to have prwhlusly
hunger! Mart Shelby. under indictmentaa
emu-vary to the crinie. Bram had been
tried and given a life nuance. but tb-
oourt of appeals gave Irina a new trial taut
weak.
m Carbutldm' alarm.
Can Mar. June 9.--’f’ba whalldan
have their exhibit ready for Inspection. It
is a mlltabls show of the but mechanical
appliance tor auto and economic“ rdlruad
Marathi. L Schult- h 0am! Philadel-
phia. mats a line airplay. The demand for
sluice lingual that-a annex has bun
not up and" Gangrene halt wbrn
error-biannual aoanp ueltva al-
mlraflea. A working model circulalhc
hot water will of pipe llamas! a
min of can to
, y W gar-gib- lulu.
HIV You. Janet—Th! mall of th
annual tam .th ll" York
Brooklyn war are
In that. although New Tort city only
owns nae-dared tho his span, Tammy
new controls tho-tram". mayo! tbv
Brooklyn arr-hrs wear that. will: lbs
New York nit-ban m a» in furor.
km W“. a Tammany
till.
molestarlpmldeatoltbabuam. aa—
mnruowhamm.mm
warranting.
(mm. 0. an nuts on Illicit
trialtwonmovi murals-w-
liottbadtlraaunadprlorto tho
thatlaeaumbomorlamlagpa
an in Monetary» bison-audien-
"Thiamine Bill."
‘ . m. .
"Wszflww
anomntrrz «trauma
1’? , factor-
it gwhléi‘pm aadeater “we.
Ngoxnawmmy a. x. «no
mus.w.nwma.s.a.
Wuuupmmx. . . ,
u ‘ ‘ I
mea
flwmumm. '1 Mann :1; .
ram neonatal, ‘ um
and mmfiW
on gum whim no.1:
mmm .sarad:
more AN . aching.
m...i:l...l".tmmt
mow. ‘ . any. name nonwaur rule metro. . moo-ta!
his fi?%:d “N’me qvmnannwnmg . ov'rmav. busimnincehfltfiouauuiidhizhaachha
. m '1 W.(.‘.Mueiolfnllb b8.. K’E’B .. . .
9...:me gamete. palate, 'clunetc. (are adv.) he ' 3 9.3%. hhlfmmfl‘a‘lm
n 1...... Last Been Passed. by
Parliament.
maritime Promo tor.
aurora-punish“. and Great amal-
vrm nun-throu- Baal alum wing
the mtnII-o ol the lllaputad unvo-
tiona That Have Canned Appraise-Ion.
WAsllih’IflDN. June 9,-Serlous trouble
with Great Britain over the seals has been
averted by the lineage of the “closed In»
mid, bill by parliament. Anticipating
v friendly action, [lending arbitration,
the United states untitledlta moon the
seal islands to «top the killing of soda by
the North American Commercial company
when it has taken 7.51:), the number of
leafs \vhhh the admiuletration in its cor.
respondeaoe with the British government
for "a closed reason" made one of the con-
dltlona of agreement, on the ground that
it was measary to permit the malaria
compauyto take this number as oompen~
nation for the expense of supporting and
providing for the welfare of the so) and
odd natives who live on the islands and
derive their livelihood from the sealing
industry. ‘
When this number has been taken seal
killing into be stopped and further orders
awaited.
’ The Illll'a Pan-3e.
" Loam»; Juno 9.~ln the house of lords
Lord Salivbury moved the second reading
of the bill to enable her majesty, by order
in council, to make apmdzd provision for
prohibiting the catching of seals in Beh-
ring sea by her majority’s subjects during
the period named in the order. In spook—
iug to his motion Lord Salisbury said that
the Behring sea measure was intended to
nettle dilemma between the United
State: out Canaan The long pending dif~
ferencea won the claims of the United
States to stop the hunting of Haida in Help
ring sea Ind been agreed “poll in principle
and referred to arbitration. He hoped the
terms of arbitration were also almost
agreed nmu.
The 0th «I the lllll.
There was nelson to apprehend that. if
no rutrlu’iona were placed on the destruc-
tion of scale while the arbitration was
pending, a serious if not fatal blow might
be inflicted upon tha valuable industry In
the United Stats. Therefore it had been
agreed to forbid no killing of seals in
Manda la than pan: of Behring no
within their jurisdiction. provided her
majesty-’1 government also prevented heal
killing by British subjwts. it seemed to
her majosty's government that they would
finally inmr the cenaure not only of the
United Hull‘s but of the civilized world if
they rierd they extinction of this valuable
industry.
Therefore they had introduced the pm:
en! meagre. which enabled her majesty'a
governupnt by an order in council to for-
bid the killingof male in Ilehring sea by
British thbjects.
Canada Ilad (haunted.
To this (fanada consented on me email
lions. First. That the arbitration abould
pruned; «mind. that mmpeusatiou be pal
to the owners of fishing “Neel! atulaiuing
loan through this action of the Bvlliab gov"
ernuu-nt. Who was to pay this corrupt-use
lion was a more dlfllcult (location. Her
majmty’l government did not deny that if
contra-nation had to be paid a part should
fall npov. England; but they were not in-
clined tr- mlmit that the whole should be
borne b3 England
Whether they would pemmde tho Cuna-
dlaa government to take a part over he
did not now. but it wan impoaeiblo to do
for actim until the dil‘llcnlty was solved;
therefore the government had. in the llrnt
installer. mauled liability. which could
not in any cm be heavy.
The um rand.
Lord Kimberley (“befall had no criti-
ctrm to ad’s-r againot thobffl and expand
aatlsfacllou that there was every ["qu
of whaling a long controvcra-y with the
United News.
in maple-re to an inquiry from lmul flun-
raven. Lord Salisbury raid be believed that
Run-Ila War favorable to the llrttlah views
on tho unlike! and would adhere to th
inspection of the alaylnx of realm At the
canola-ion of the Mine miniature min
the bill was paused.
Ibo Humo- Paulo: Can.
ll‘aunsorox. Jana am—ltolm’lnu to tb-
lbllahrd abatement that during the till.
one United States mantra President
liar-visor 0W his influence to have
the peukh allowed which Iran the other
day muted wflnflhahetbhuilar-
rhea. his brother’s widow. Mica Co.-
ntuloocr Baum natured-y: “An cantata.-
pspvn la tin can and inquiry
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any”
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Wu‘lfinymupmzuuhth
9h vasuvordtullomd. ‘i'bstvuth
trim-rhea mun-delay?»
my tlmr in any tuna alerting pon-
rtonvlbtrh hum ant» We
«Homanrlhneonot lanthanum
elm-mutuallmtbomaaa at-
land. It ma: through on he
alone.”
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lime“. Jonah-«W. I'. Alla: ’
flvldasl boobkerper at the A
um: haul. bad-duller to turb-
Itttntloatoth mint about “hatter
0mm innate-bad Man in tummy
«thou-all tuition-star M, wt
aatllmyreua but the ma
moire-ruffle Ir. lingual-It
F
rm tumors.
um \vater Pans.
Grand7'EXhibition.
am H. Avres.f In F k ' k ’. ' k
Coffee and Tea School will' ro ran Blc 8” New ‘0’
Professor \ ‘illi
at our store, Thu
wonderful of all
or tea as clear as wine.
the same.
too you get only bitter wa
it. you can have
the exhibition lasts.
tested with the
Remember We
And at
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.
GBFFEE
Grandesl Triumph
NOTE THE PRICES
(in our Kin-hon Ware. flu-u come and sec lilt' goods. Tin-y are
all for sab- on our
mun cough nus ANNEX.
lei?” WE ALSo WA
SHALL USE DISCRETION AS TO ALLOWING ANY ONE
PERSON BUYING Tilt) LARGE A QUANTITY.
Extra fine pattern full 9
the Sillllt' $3 tit». during thi
Mrs. l’otts‘ Sud Irons. ni
Large size Milk Pans. price like, we sell for 9c ouch.
:l-pmt Coffee or I‘m Pots. copper bottom. price 350, we sell
for 21c ouch.
Largest size retium'd Wash Basins. price ltlc. Will-W" foruc each
\\ o guarantee to sin“? y
price 29c. worth double.
Single burner iron f rout
sell for fill“ each. 'l‘wo
sell for 31.79.
[ARREST llNE OF OIL STOVES
Both us to quality and price ever shown in
now 1
Boat filllglc
Silver Water l’itc tor.
value of some in t9.
Retinued Cooking Pots.
l
Chopping Bowls vile each.
Beat were handsomely dwomted Sanct-
dozen; one oxen limit.
glue vitality Clio!»
Wiggle home without
Dinner Plum for tile
Four Bolt
than 95o.
We are
the each.
‘t
Elegam Mental
Fluent of Colored
pleto for at 1
Gold Band
each-Wm.
Chihh'ou’s
FaneyW'l‘mth
KOO!) YO“? .0!”
Bbonlum Plano.
Mint I
raday, lfndaynnd Saturday. This is the most
_ Inventions ever exhibited before the ublic for
making coffee and tea. It takes only one‘minnte to ma e coffee
with all the ri
Saves one-half or
, a delicious drink. The Pot
We have seen these Coffee and Tea Pots
most wonderful results
custmuors to see them in practical ope
_ shall exhibit these
stow In South Norwalk. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, June
a! econ at, our store.
1"in qualitv of (31mm, full size. l
[urge size liieh Pans. Worth 351-.
Dover Egg Beaters. atla-
wick Burner. size B. will: each;
WchavollNE l) tri do platml on white
Sauce Dishes the a dozen. om,- doaen liél it.
motor J
a gasped»? A 250 one for 32.}.
our .
Just think of it: An 91 at Vine r Cruse 11c.
Wine Sets rod colonrug.a go
i (lieu Castor 56¢ each. never before
going to run the largest sire Buckingham Teapoto for
(lines Nut Dishes only to
Fancy Motivated Plum 1
“me globes for So each.‘
h. worth at least
Chinaflgg Cups «to each, lhult‘one-half dozen to
m Deleon
a... .. all “0mm
r . em .
(Blaine W ilonte the “gill; h
‘ . our Tatum iv on can t .
Foggy,“ Marshal Batterl’la y m m
COFFEE
N our mum. .
PulEmZEs
corner: an m.
.6-
Filtt‘ra Special Fabrics. true. all kinds.
exhibit the above household blessings
ch ingredients contained in
er all others. In boiling coffee or
ter. but by the new method of making
swill be on sale while
. and want our friends and
ration. '
Coffee and Tea Pots at our
Il,|2and|3
our tip-town store on
FREE T0 All.
of the Age. Don't Miss h.
-———_”.____
NT 11’ I'XllERSTllOD THAT WE
”woo,” ......
piece Toilet Sci».
:4 sale $2.22!.
cklc plated. price ”2.25. we mil for Sixth.
the regular price on
on the boat Wash 'l‘ub Stand ever seen.
Oil Slows. the value of whic
burner. some make. Worth
25.
“'0
h is it
e ‘.
3.4m
Fairflold County. can
test load glass. :m- per dozen.
we sell for mic each.
to ask 25c. we sell for Wc each.
Itch each; 0, tic.
_ _ metal. patent drop
Ill going to the first one in at 83 its: the
value 20¢. we sell for We each.
Dishes. 50 each. We at
art. value title. we sell for 250 one .
worth ti 50. for ti on r eel.
sold for lean
each. cheap at 1&2.
0c each.
aterSeta with Glass Troy. all (tour
1
ted cups 3h: each. 2 cup Bruit.
matador.
to; re ench.ete.,eto.etc.
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open for Tickets. on the
ones. 9. w. wear a. x.
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SMITH. WILLIAM B. SWM 8. e 1*.
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manner; ('0. fidWaahl on 8.1!. fine
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“MEANT 'I'Allm
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guaranteed: the latent atyieaalwaylon brad.
Kocot'n. F. 1' Na. Nata n. 8.1:. File an
orlng a apeciilty. Repairing. etc. "
‘ murmur.
COLLINS. R. N. ”Main .1. 9. N. Indium
' used if desired.
material
Mien. “Wall at. N.
n; Esta
FITCH. AGNES
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MUSIC 'rnaonnns.
GIBSOX. ALEX S. 27 ”min 8. Plano.
organ and harmony. 5"
0"st rum AND film
BOY‘T. W. ilk SON. l2] Water 8. N.
of Raymond.) Hantcruuponafiandwm
hale dealers in native oysters.
REED & HOUSMAN. L‘H‘Water “.83. Phil-
teru and shippers 0! Norwalk waters.
VAN XAME. .l. L. Jr C0. P. 0. box 53 8.1L
PATTERNS AND nouns.
XORWALK PATTERN WORKS W
thorpe prop..ltlvcmide are 8.3: Home
for
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air. Reimmy‘eo:y.‘{orwalk Look a?
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n. smith. lair-mic on; campus-try
and many others.
Pm
BRMXARD. 17. c. 7 Water 9.2:. 8
Hunt. gold and stimulant am
osrrznaaxx (mo. 1!. 7 Water a it. near.
and sign part3" paperhanaer. deem.
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3081'“. G. s. :8 Would: on at. 8. Nu
quality only. 196 M‘figt. m.
Burke.“'. f'.. once?) and ‘7 Washington at.
S. ' Hum? to to. i tell. 7 ms.
PIANO TUNER I wanna.
BKXDEE. C. Y. cor Wall and Knight $5.8.“
he“ .etc.
dealer in Mama. Mama musk
PLATING— GOLD. 5|].me menu.
sm'TIl SHRWALK PLATIXH ('0. lWater
at. All kinds»: eh-clm blium
and rehabbing of all lads of poly
Bub ESTATE A6237!- .
LAYTOSJM‘OB )l. Wuhimmmtzg
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2~..\. i’ropenyforaalebma
i\'\)tinWARl).Z.A.Ko.Magi-akfl£.xmlé
rm: and buildinglots for .
IB’IAIIRAm
BYXBIIE. F. F. "lama-d Plums. K. Ink ,
at all hum Strictly um clan-in m4.-
eprvr. A few table boarder: taken ‘
LAN E's DEM RWAURAN’I'. 8. X. W
it) the best. priming lowest. Openall _-
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BAllfD‘H. Milli-i IXWI'I'I'UTEX. Y I.“ I
herding andday school. sprinters inn..-
nus. xrzatvs summer. for girls and i ‘
indies. Hillside. .\'. Spring term MA
auon'ruaxn AND "PB-m“. '
lull'llilll’ti BIJK'K. S. N. (3. Y. “lath. Pill.
be} and evening uranium. Send form.
fil‘l’l’n‘l ENGINES All) "”3.
SilRWAIJi IRON WORKS COIPANYJIO
Water at. s. N. near Railroad brill“
31253!er I? “can! noun.
LAYTON. JAC‘)“ 3'. Washington“ ‘5‘ no.
8.51M tklmmmmyorfiumal.
nos: null”.
trains. mu); ll. fr Worthington $3.8. aha
belt I. lime. mount. hair. planter.
MORTON. JOHN B. an. luv area B. I '
Aim layer of marrete unfit at.
"0'3“. 3.13018 A51) nun-a.
xm'm'u. 1.3.3!)th 9 iiavliand .
tine strive» uaterheaten. P. orig“:
POWKLL. J. W. 3Waahll‘tnn 3.8. 3.
mouse. '
)IOBTDN Oil! ”To in? .LRH
and bead trarllnt «$1»:in
womaans.
Jl't. 26le J. I). . ”one B. Rm
annual-a. germ. I“
Judd 8K0. 8 Nu. '
or mm Halal. Ii. 1'. 0—
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