drowning in wealth
to throw away money. You have heard .
priced and you know What
of ‘ hard pan
they mean.
. rife“ . ._
is, literally thirotvn away and those who
what “on“ b
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can scarcely afi'ord
wasn't Share or or. Plen-
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\‘Me Part Played by an
~elation and Ilenry w. Mans.
,, " m, July-10.-When the case
mum Byron W. Cohen for the
" ' ’ ‘ conspiracy to obtain the large
‘_ ‘ byllililouairo During Allob
m tin agency on bogus
htMvperson of Carrie Brooks, a
light character. was called in
upward sessions yesterday,
, . , Whopper, and hisbnllin the
“it «term was declared forfeited by
We _ . h.
4133““ Cohen had been found up to
Mint night. I! be ever is found
Vim against him; seem tobe so
j, _‘ «that‘itishardlto see how he
”Convictionforoomplioityinone
' lmlmkeble plots In which a
Jiwyerotprsvlonegoodrepnte everbecame
involved.
_. ,. 1 Glade Brookevcoaf’seses.
MM has made a confession at
» ,patthtbsplot. Thestoryln detailh
mun-mum, Ifeolledtotho wit-
ness; .M she will testify to against
m. Itwasobtained fromherin Lud-
Iowflrsrtjall, where she has beenlocked
apelnee March last to prevent the dos-
peratsgangof conspirators from tamper-
' fog with or spirlting her away.
. . ' n. "Willow's” Story.
Herein the story that every one has been‘
Inn for since the district attorney or-
dged arrest of Cuban, James W. Dan
ham, Harry Belcher and Cassie Brooks.
‘Daakaln is at home in Stamford, Conn.
Baicbaisonton bail. “To begin at the
Willing,” said Miss Brooks, “I want to
nythatl neverheard of Loring A. Rob-
ertson or his millions until more than two
weeks after I had gone into this scheme.
1 was rooming at 94 Clinton place last No-
vember. I was in the habit of visiting Flo
Raymond in West Sixteenth street.
“I need to spend a good many evening
In Torn Gould's place. I knew Mr. Gould
and Harry Belcher, his barkecper, very
well. 1 bad been spending the night with
no Raymond, when a messenger boy
came up with a note from Belcher. It
3 “ “Come down at once. A party wants
home you on something important. Don’t
fall.
“ I'loand I went to Gould’s place, where
_ Wintmduoed me to a middle aged
to ma aslr. Ferguson. Beaaked
on my wrap. as he wanted a
look at In face After looking me
said: 'I think you'll do
men has died and left
You can get a whole
of it ”you’ll do what’s right and keep
shut. Do you think you can?
onetalnly.’ I said. ‘Well,’ he
come down with me and 1'" ii»
to a man down town. He is
and be will show you how
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, town and wait in front
W’s bank at Duane street
drovedown, and Daekain
the bank and led me to
When we got 0d at the
Men said, ‘Thia man is a
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yonwhat iodo.’ We went into the
and Daskam introduced me to Byron
m llr. Cohen looked at me a
After awhile he said: ‘I think
AllyouheVe todo is to keep
tb shut and you'll make from
$50,”) or even more.’
named Luring A. Robertson
weeks ago over in the St.
Brook] ligated no will.
wortha t lofrnooay.
thinkshem a bachelor, but
widow,doy
understand?
asld,‘what re 1 got to do
, .Coh ‘all you've gotta
your name somapspsrsand
mouth shut and you'll get more
than you ever saw before it one
“a! laplalrrs the Pl
"I didn’t hear from Mr.
airy and a line scaiekln
asmueh llkaarloh widow
could. ,lwore my best real-
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because Cohen had not paid
him more easy. He said Cohen had made
him look up several women to pose as the
Widow Robertson. -
“ We returned to New York and Cohen
told me that the Pennsylvania heirs had
shown a little sense after all, and ‘ had
made up their minds to fight for old Rob
ertaon's millions in the courts. They have
retained Evarts. Beaman & Chute," said
Hr. Cohen. “tolgbt tor-3th tart we will
soon make them tired of t. lbau
taken in a man who stands Just as well in
the community as they do. Ills name In
John 1'. Baker. The only reason I have
taken him into this business is because he
is so disgustingly reepthablc. l want you
to meet him and answer all his quest
tlons. ‘ ,
"A few days later I met Mr. Baker. I
answered all the Questions very well and
cried at the right places. Mr. Baker ap
peared to be thoroughly satisfied with my
story.
To Give Up the Fight.
“On Feb. '1) I met Cohen again. He sold.
‘Wo are going to give up the contest, and
we will runkea formal surrender in the
office of Craine & Lockwood, 35 Wall
street. Remember that your name war
Helen Brewer, and that you were born in
Liverpool in 1863.
“ 'Your mother's name was Helen Brewer.
Your father’s name was—well, John or
Henry or James or anythingelse you like.
You can tell the lawyers that you have
lived in Charleston, Philadelphia, Brook-
lyn or any other place you like.’
“We drove up‘ and down Well street for
twenty minutes, and then Mr. Desiram
took me up into Craine & Lockwood's ofv
lice
“Mr. Cohen showed me a paper with a
long list of questions written on it. He
said, ‘Yon will have to answer these.’
Ilev flame Was a Church.
“The chief thing I remember in that list
of questions was this, 'I now withdraw
from the contest. I thought I was Mr.
Robertson’s widow.‘ After Mr. Cohen
had drilled me over this again and again
we went back and met Mr. Lockwood and
Mr. Evans and Mr. John I". Baker, my
counsel, who had just come in. Mr.
Evans was not at all satisfied with the
answers Mr. Cohen had written down to
my questions.
“Next day Daskam brought menletter
addressed to KW. Cohcn from the ollice of
Evans, Choate 8.- Beaman. It is said that
the address Ilelcn Brewer had given usher
home. No. lUl Gold street, Brooklyn, was
occupied and had been occupied by a large
church for a great many years. The letter
asked Mr. Cohen to kindly furnish a cor-
rect address At the some time Daakanr
asked me if Iwouldn't sign a receipt for
81,000 given to rue by Byron W. cohen.
“ ‘You see, Evans, Choate 8; Beaman
more Mr. Cohen their check for 81,000 for
his services as attorney in this matter,’
said Daskam. ‘Now that they see how
badly Cohen has put his foot in it they
probably won't pay the clrcck.’
“ ‘Thr-y will want lllrir mum-y beck. Ilul
if Mr. Cohen can tell thorn he has paid you
the 81,0“) and show them your receipt they
probably won’t insist on the return of the
money.’
"i was sick and tired of the whole bust
ness, and told Daskarn i wouldn't sign a
receipt for one cent or anything clue. Des
kam tried to borrow-home money from me
before I went away. And that was the
last I ever saw of blur.”
THEY ATE HUMAN FLESH.
A [terrible Story of Cannibellsm and
lurder from Bruit.
NEW YORK, July to. — A newspaper
reached this city today from the state of
Chihuahua, Santa Rosalie, South America,
which contains a startling story of canal-
balism in Brazil. According to the article
the horrible feasting occurred at Salinas,
in the state of Mines, Brazil, where the
human monster, a man named Clemente
Vlelra, was caught in the very act of out
ing a portion of the remains of one of his
victims. The editor of the paper, Cilia do
Leopoldlna, visited Vielra In jail and asked
the prisoner if it was true that he had
nourished himself upon human nah.
“Yes, sir," answered the prisoner. “For
some time I and my friends, Basilio, lean-
dro and others, have eaten human flesh;
in fact, we lived on it."
The story then goes on to relate the kill-
ing and eating of several persons, until
finally, when victims became scarce, Volra
and Basilio killed one of their companions
and devoured hint Vioira later on killed
Basilio. but had only «tea a part of his
bod when he was arrested. The rest of
llo’s remains was found packed away
in a barrel prepared with pepper and salt.
Banned or 02,500.
W mom, July 10. —~An ignorant,
orippl colored man known as James An-
detson notified the police last night that
he had been robbed of 09,500, which be
found a year ago. He went to board with
a colored family named Shlpiey, to which
he showed the bills. Shi‘plsy came to him
latt night witbs istolan took themoney.
Shiplcy denies story of robbery, hut
admits that Anderson showed him tattoo.
realms Athletes Via Agata.
toms. July lite-The Manhattan ath-
letes a new honors at Tufneil park.
Ila laugh won the no yard handicap
the scratch in very fasttime. 01100:.
bun-sous six exhibition throws at t
hammer, the two best ill feet 103‘ and m
foot 7 hating the best English record
by of no feet, and receiving the
m m Dalmun ilniahed third in the
Roddy is in bad form.
lane litter-(loom at lilwsukae.
llrtwauus. Joly lit—At the first of the
3" "nubile
EilillllD'llliDDIl’E’WlEli’
She Cannot Do Too Math for
the Kaiser.
l Deadly Blow Struck at the Chillers lu-
.surgouta Iry "or Courtwtdltur Ls-
bonehove Says Lord liailsbsry Wants
; the French Republic to Be a Failure.
’ Lennon, July io.~'l‘he garden party
ongh house in honbr of the kaiserfvvaaa
most brilliant affair; The gardeuswese
dotted with tents,aad the splendid uni-
forms, the beautiful women and the flow
are and plants in bloom presented a fairy-
Innd spectacle. The bands of the Grena—
dier Guards and the Prussian “ Royal Dra-
goons furniahed the music. The kaiser
and kniaerin, the Prince and Princess of
Anhalt, the Duke and Drrcbcsaof Felin-
burgh, the Duke and Duchess of Con-
nnrrght, Prince and Princess Christian
and many others were present.
The Kaiser livid-syn] It.
The occasion was enjoyed by the kaiser
with more evident pleasure than he had
before displayed. He walked arm in arm
with the Princess: of Wales, while the
Prince of Wales escorted the empress. The
kaiser bad a genial word for everybody.
Arrival of the Queen.
Queen Victoria, who was present, won:
a black dream with white tablier, a white
lace shawl and a white lamnet trimmed
with errrall feathers. A» 30ml at: the queen
arrived the assemblage opened out, form
lug an avenue through which the queen
walked toward the Prince and Princes.» of
Wales, who were advancing to meet her.
The kaiser, who assisted the queen to
alight from her carriage, nt‘urrrrpamlcd her
to a neat. After refreshments the im-
perlal and royal {wrsnrmgos strolled
through the grounds. The queen returned
in Windsor at 7:30.
’ The Iiulser on fllnvrry.
In receiving the flllfl'slflYl‘Yy deputation,
the kaiser strirl that» be had been deeply
lrrrprcsacdby the accounts which Major
Wissmnn had given him of the desolation
caused by the slave hunters.
_ He had been informed that villages
which two years before had been puerper-
one and densely populated were found at.
tcrly devastated, and with not a man left
alive after the alavclmatcr had page"!
that way. lie was glad that the united
fleets of England and Germany had all
ready checked the export of slaves. but he
feared that in the interior the slave trade
would not be suppressed without further
severe struggles with the slave hunters.
Singing for the Kaiser.
Last evening the kaiser nrnl kaiscrin
dined with Lord Ianrnlurnlcrry and a die
linguisllml company at Lunl lunrdun-
derry'a reeidenccin l'ark lane. The con-
cert nt Albert hall, after the dinner, was a
grand nifair. The kaiser. kaiserln, the
Prince and Princess of Wales, and other
members of the royal family ware present.
The kaiser, the prince, and other royalties
rode in state to the ball and were alibi-ud-
edwlth even greater vigor than on the
previous night. For the time London
seem:- carried away with the kaiser. IIurv
ing the progress to the hall, while the
Crowd was breaking out in enthusiastic
plaudits, some of them thought they heard
ables from a foreign looking individual
in a peeked cap and blouse. The fellow,
who had the appearance of a French work-
ingrnan, was seized by stalwart arms and
would have been badly knocked about
but for the interference of a policeman in
citizen's clothes, who was in the crowd.
They Blade the Frenchman Cheer.
As it was, the Frenchman was made to
take oil his cup and try to hurrah, and r
he could not get his tongue around the
word he was let on on crying “Viva l'enlv
perorl" The crowd was not violent, but
evidently determined not to permit any
Insult to the kaiser. The singers included
Albani, Nordicu, Belle Cole, Edward Lloyd
and the Choral society. The kaiser were
the uniform of a British admiral. The
kaiserln had on a dress of cardinal silk,
with a dazzling turn of diamonds. At the
conclusion of the “Kaiser’s March" the
audience mac and cheered theimper‘ral via
ltors and the kaiser and kalscrin bowed
repeatedly.
Preach Journals Molar.
The French newspapers are enthusiastic
over the rein-ml of French operatic singers
to take part In the gala parforrnauceln
honor of the kaiser and kaiserin. This ac—
tion is extolled as the height of patriotism
and the performers are promised thees
teem of their countrymen as eonrpensn
tiou for declining to earn decorations and
recognition at the bands of the German
sovereign. 0n the other band. the anti-
German feeling is somewhat alleviated by
the permanent relaxation of the Alsace
lam-sine passport regulations, though
even this act of grace Is Interpreted as evi-
dence that Germany feels entirely secure
now that the triple alliance has been re
newed, and is Indifferent to the attitude
of Fran
Cries of "llaeosratl"
It is claimed that amid the plaudits oi
the crowd alter the Count garden pert
formanoo Wednesday night there were
yells, groans and cries ol ”Baccarat!"
A t‘letory for nail-seeds.
‘ Pears, July io.--’l'he court of appeals
buannnlled the decree of requestrstiou
issued in regard totho Chlllan war vessels
built in Moos tor the Chlilan govern
meat. The court holds that the vessels
were ordered by the liaimscsds govern-
” meal, whiohistke only legally'aeustltnted
chllhnauthorltyresogalesd them-snob
The ornimrs are the President
Err-sand]: hind "trigger. hil’linto. 'l‘lbese
power-hr a pa e mediate y to
the am of thoOhiliaa‘ government
lroae Arturo Prat, which is one at
the roost powerful vessels in thaworld.
new
service the lnanrg‘e nts will
:Wt to submusiou within a short
Watson's Charge Aaalast lsllshry.
manor. July mute the house of corn
hooehm
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hard
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BUT MOB DOES NOT LIKE IT. Clark.
Com sleek Bros,
:4 Brett and St. to. tumor. . some turning, llorwslk.
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THE “wm'woato.
latiusl league and American Associa-
tion Championship (ism-s.
HATIWAL LEAGUE.
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Batteries: Bunnton and Murphy. Stivct
andhinrrynn.
At Philadelphia - It. Ii. .
Alliletic ........ UliOlDlOfiB—fillt
0inclnnati......0 0 ti 0 0 u n l) u~8 8 I
Barre-Elem Chamberlain and Mulligan, Maine
1|)ch y.
At Baltimore ‘
Balturmre ..... I) V O
hulavllls.....,0 ll 0
Batteries: lclabo
and (Jamil.
At Washington»—
Washington....2 0 0 ;. II o 5 I) (r-
mittens ..... toouruorz—r
9 Batteries: Freeman and McGuire, Knoll
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At New llavon—A
Newflaren ..l :3 o o l u 0 o a‘
Rochester ...... 0 il 2 U I 0 ll 0 o
Batteries: Duran and Tween, Blauro
Urquhart.
At vaidenco- u a, n
Buflalo ......... (l8:l03503l~:5:ll
Providence....5 I b it ti 0 0 I) Liz II t
Batu-nus: German, Barr and Weaklwker
Tuckerinan. Sullivan. Lyat-In and Murphy
At Albany»
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Albany ........ IOIl02232x-9lll
Troy .......... o 'r r o n n o u n .4;
Batteries: Fritkuu and lit-arr. bin-Gurn- and
Wells.
At Syracua» IL n. I:
Syracuse ., ,..0 U I I ll 0 ii I II- ii i I
Ia‘bnuuu ..... 0 il l) I z: 0 l U x-~ A II E
Bull-rim: Kilr'uy and My
Buahung.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
a. i‘lttgumld and
Items of lnloresl Carefully Edited and
Condensed.
The Ilelnlnn mining strike is over. Tht
Knights of Labor gave up the light and
will rrrcn returned to work.
At la-icester the Prince of Wales atakcfi»
were won by Reverend with Ila-ornate:
second and Urvleto third.
At the Syracuse meeting of the I. U. 0.
F., the tirst prilc for the prize drill was
awarded to ('antnn Oswego, Amsterdam
second and Iiull'nlo third.
Attoravya fur the American l’elruleulr‘
company. of Rotterdmn, owner» of [In
atcnrrrr-blp (‘llr-str-r, which towed the «lie
ablcd stcarrrahip oervbr to port, have illcd
a petition for libel against the Servln
I-lx-Congn'saman Perkins, of Kansas
says the Farmers’ Alliance increment is
the moat blighting curse that has ever be
fallen his state.
Secretary of the Treasury Foster has dc
clded not to ask for the resignation of Ap
praiser Marvello W. Cooper. of New York
l". (l, Dawloy, an American citizen-
claims to have been Illegally lrnprisnuer
and brutally maltreated in Guatemala
John G. Nlcnlny writes ll scorching not:
to Editor McClure. at Philadelphia, in n-
gnrd to the cxmtrorcrsy over the failure it
renominato Hannibal Hamlin. lie sa_
that McClure was accused ul,bcinga indie.
to Lincoln and that he doesn't know what
he is talking about.
l‘hmbo (urrllna llol’eatod.
('illt‘Aun, July lit—Tire suit of I'llulla
Cousins against the World‘s fair commie
rice and board of Lady managers bar
been decided by Judge lilodgett. MIN
Couzlns was defeated at every point.
Judge lllodgett decided that Mia-t Couzina
position as secretary of the board of Indy
managers, from which slu- was dismissed
and sought reinstatement, was merely
that of oclerk or crnploye, smiths rvlma
of the secretary could be diaper: witl
at the will of the board.
lie-Secretary Whitney Sued.
NF" YORK. July I0.——I'Zx-$rcrctary or
the Navy \‘l'llllank‘. Whiter-y boa tiled at
answer in tl‘ cl tit court in the case a:
Ormaby va Whitney. Urulsby is shiny
Dir. Whitney for (will) for false imprison
merit and injury to his reputation. 01.
sept. ll, tiles, Urmsby, who was then an on
sign in the navy, pleaded ill health, wear
to hoe Angelou without permission on!
was arrested. A court martial resulted ir
his dismissal from the service.
Why IerInu snot Osborn.
Ctlhl'lllll’il, 0., July to.-nlll Elliott tee
tilled In Illa own behalf. He said that at
meeting Ualwrn on High street he detect
ed that the latter was drawing a revolver.
“At the same time." continued Elliott.
“be tired at me from his hip,aud l, barlo'
drawn my revolver. llrsd twice In return.
Elliott denied vehemently that he nabs
hind two women and tired over their
shoulders. Also that he called to his
brother to kill Osborn.
A spun with a Ila-as vase.
Covrsoros, Km, July row—George Masks
caught a spider of allaht greenish color
that has the exact Imprint of a human
face on its body. The eyes, nose, forehead
mouth and allelic of the human factors
rfectly outlined. The s liter was found
gs cluster of roses. The ans lsbeautlfol.
cartels Aussws Was All Right.
Grout-ma. tiara, July tit-0a Juan
3, sixty miles northwaatbyuorthof lilgh
land Light, Captain Silva, of the cahoots:
mud Lilly, was spoken captain
who is on his way to
Andrews
vsrpool
in his . was running under
our rainfall- refused
Iahooaer and
togoou board tho
reperted‘hilwall."
the florist, on Scott avenue above Fourth .
luv
Belle.
It cuwtrgotgggglfefl
one.” WILL Lrlvarri'
battles-am sear-Ia
lama suggsgwt'toluti
DPEII THRDIIDII EIITIIIE SUMMER.
A practical. Bllrinm Training School for
both aorta. eiiudemaenterinu uiurir
can be fitted to fill aitlm
the spring
is in I re autumn.
livery buckle-as brunt" ranglrl thonmuhly. The
college is "lirai claim" in equipment. and every
departnwnt in charge of r
mrrpeteul inal ruc-
tors. . Bend l'ur camiogue. Addmle.
PresidentllerrillBusinesscollege
STAMFORD CONN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
tvtnv DIV IN THE VIAR.
ms mafrru
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linen.
and mnrrnrnkr tn
term-churn.
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we claim that no rue-divine can mm diam us»
3:- It hair the combined
rider. Antler-pile and
. thereby anointing nature to care
will ’lnall you circulars free. explsiulnr the
norm! on of dim. _
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latent street. New York t‘lty.
utilities of a lllrsal
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payments on each lot.
the foundation of a home of your (M‘n, arr-I
mapa and additional information, to
Ill IIIWHI’E' or office of
GrandAuctlon
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AVENUE AND DTIIEII STREETS,
Being part of the wallrkrrown
SIIDWDEII ESTATE
Only a abort distance from the centre of the (Elly of South Norwalk,
AT 2:00 I’- H" rm the '
SATURDAY, J uly I I
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WILSON H.
AND 00.
This property will be sold on wry may term».
Ill per cent. and Auction Fee, day of Sale. to per cent. August let.
And the lralanm can be paid to the bank of tin: Nurwollt Having.» rim-let), In ‘51” mrnrhlya
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it.
milder term than
the Situation.
Sale
prom lav-rs,
L
Heine's full Military Band will render choice selections helm and
during the Sale. Don't miss this chance to secure a Home Site
In such a good Ivs'ntiun. M anl‘ilnn prices and rm our-b favuvnlr term».
with the {\IIRWALK SAVING”! SIM 'Il'l'l'Y .1an it will rm tow/arrive pa
In: INDEPENDENT of
in all your «raving!
Sm“ ."' “our lot. .riiart
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WILSON H. BLACKWELL 8c 00..
67 liberty Street, New York.
WIIIIIIIIDI’ II. PEDDI. Illlmall.
DorIon Point,
(DIEGDIII'SI PDIIT)
Mil‘l'll NORWALK.
NOW OPEN.
tumult. Ringgit!) insults.
Shore Dinners aSpecialty.
t." A stage wrll runner! nl Hnmh .Vurwzllll
will: lraim nu the Sew York and New Haven
railroad.
J. E. POWER.
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run-1V.
Dissolution.
‘n'l‘lt‘E is Ilfh'f!) given that tho- mmrtner—
. ~lriu heretofore cal-dim: Irv'lth'fn .I. 1.,
Van .Varru- and Ella." Valentine. under the
trim namr or J. L. Van Name «is l'm. is this
«In ill-mlvml by annual commit.
. olm ll. Light will revel ir. fur all billa rim-
tlu- aim 0 ll rm. and all lul a pay-Mic b) tin-m
will be settled by him.
.1. .. VAN NAME.
ELHF‘RT VALESTHKE.
South .Vurvmlk. Julie 3*, mil. pull it
RIVERSIDE erratum.
i‘nr the mnrrrrirnw- of the ‘mnns friends
Mm wish to v'lrlt llivorel-Ic Prilll‘lt‘ty, moths.
seath-n will run a “mtnv'ltcuns Thursday
anulSzrilrrday Brit‘fllmm“. lurking near Nor
walk Hotel. at mm. m» and fear, Returning
will leave the Cemetery at 3:31, Jill and MI).
Fare. .3 cents.
jylt-l w
E50.“ KELIJHHL Mrpt.
l. 0. JENNINGS. ’
Paper Hangerfialtiminetlalnter
And dealer in
Will PIPEII IID DDIIDEIIS.
HI North Main street, Sn. Somalis.
Hams-lo Invoke of full line IRIF‘I. afylm n
l‘aprh, Ihlrvlera and till! .‘l‘lillllllifl taken to
Imam fur In‘tm’lltill. on twin-e b) [vi-ital.
rat-IO Estimates cheerfully given.
Morning. Icon and light
_..... TAKE-mm
telltale.
one Bottle Thomwy convinces.
it In workable how many
who hatr- that tired fniln w
lint an armlascenrt ta hirer ml be
done for l. y wool not "watchm-
lt they realised have really serious ti»- mat»
a? la. list they Hank or lay. “it wing.
or after awhile. ‘e Mani two the .
aghast» "anon, whlrth all: again
a or a s m
“nay.“ l",""§”,’:,“ with: ti
it ‘1'? i." fl 9 O m
.3351 mi» hymn a. refresher! all
ready for work. it is a Mate a!
this litlmr to continue as
mm mm debilitated «rad ”Milli
li.“"t:“".‘re':".t‘l' . M ~
c ,
m can" mamlfiifim
cued» at“... ‘ ~' am
. a v ., . 1
mike and really an... m
Male the Weak Strong.
STILLSDI’S SPECIFIC
teamma- for
there m
sea- to think
hard via
‘Ultfl f
cranium}
ll ”I‘ll I‘ll mm
roman-s atom. W mun.
sum at
THE Vllllill. PMGTIDE DLIIIER
m mlrm piano to: moral pnartlrvtl.
Mmtlu- crlrbmml Trev: and I'oml Plants».
with all their patents. im-lnrilmg sulfa“: at,
Ear-brand. mu la». seen by ralltwonnr om rim-v
"if
N. K. FERRIS.
("gamut of the Scream )I. Ii. than it. and
teat-Irrrnf Piano, "man and Hammer}, hl‘hl-
:lrmc :lil ‘Vraf avenue. 1‘. it "Hit mi. Snrwailz
At house Mondays, Thursdays and Friday».
from it in I.’.'. [25351.1
"'{e-rb— ‘-
3. ll. Billls. Graduate optima,
"(Will a. news. a lo. lininSt
(Haw-a titted in all : umplll sled tarry. t'mu
pound Ira-«v- mourn! frnm prcu-nptim. us
Qua of mid Ira-r. fintiafw't’um woman-mi
. m barge for rt-tingnm.
. . That ”“089 11‘3" 36PM!
kind of point you'Want to crop .
but here’s one which will bear all, »
inspection you can give it:
CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK.
Necessity knows no law
and, as the highest necessity is always
the ruling principle, we are not looking
for alternatives, we are simply accepting
the inevitable. Here is an unpreéé—4
dented opportunity for you. ‘
Dill ISLAND.
Seaside Cottages To Let.
Two. Illl’r‘t‘. fiw. right and Ir a rut-m tuft-.4"
In let. by lIm work or W'Ilflllfl,
ADDRESH
Foster Bros.,
en: Home Non-elk nr Deanery.
o
(‘imccrv
the Horse
All Horace sold by this ca-
ing in
o
v
k Horace. Family Horses,
{tnblialrment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Brookslde Stock Farm.
PINES LOW.
Horses. Farmers‘ Horses. in fact, Anvil:
Lino.
{ Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses. Flue ("catch Horses, Elegant
Rmdstem, Heavy True
if TO HORSE BUYERS.
F
.3: m m»
z” 4575-?“ and
Elena sortsron
4””
FURNITURE
omrTfiffoma
f. I. M l I" m
’ era-w ‘
.1
We MUS }
p N
MUST will descri
neat nose
STIBLE BEDDING.
class. Economic-I. Healthful. at
an in: cost or our.
a... . ..........w-. M We...
HAZ ELTON
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Dal, Pine almond I
$90 D.
Baled Hay and Straw
9 DIlilIl IIID FEED.
Ilaymondllrothers .,
THE) EAGLE
HGIIT BDIIIOTED BIGIlllE.
SAFE. I’IIIDIIDII IID till.
This whnlhas been thoroughly tested and
rerun! fail to he a favorite smart; wheelnnen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Amt for .\'rrvwsik and vicinity.
filling! Ra viral stmt,flwner day.
I'. 0. lbs 51;? Numb Knew-la m.
”3m
THE
Woodward Homestead
lllll IDIDIIIIB lillDIIlDS
To let for season or Tenn of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Windward, Lowndes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 3350 to
M50. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twanly-two Iota sold this year.
For further information apply to
TIILDII & DDLDEI.
Dr Christian Swartz.
Han-rs“ ‘
Dougttalsam
WILD BIIEII'I,
IIIIEIIDIIID.
I'll IUD TM
20 Cents.
H. a. HALE,
NORWALK. CONN.
Economy and Comfort! ,
rill!
Gasoline italic
Mauritanian“
its team heats. “ "
Weber-Hire arrival-eke
llll llllllllll
ll lit m.
emanate-m:
Gallant! See Them.
Wmn,.w.,. ,
«Kauai—lam
-on
Norwalk Chronicler