‘ Are you particular abbot thematter of a perfect fit? * If;
you are not, you certainly ought to be. I There is only one,
sm-tnf fit yahout'a suit oi‘elothes that down“: In easilymirit
. is fit‘for nothing. If it cramps you in one place and hangs
too loosely in another, it. should share the fate of every other
nuisance—4t ought to be abated. You rennet be too fas—
tidious for us.. The more particular you are, the more you »
will appreciate «the attention which we giveito everything M, ., . -:
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit. '
w EIIIIILLEII LIIs.
.ldisSp‘eech in Support of Fas-
I ‘ out and Vrooman.
Mfirhmrhtsmnosmxon
, hens-st mas- Speeches a, a.-
lion”! ”native. lion-lot Ill-each. J.
‘ 'fla‘at harm and William sass-as.
st. [July cars-psi;- nus-Is. us no.
HIV You, Oct. Ell—A large and. on-
W Republican mass meeting was
held in Madison Square garden last night.
fulfill.“ persons were in attendance.
.. lien. Warner Miller presided ands long
lfl'of distinguished Republicans was |
named as vice presidents, among them
.mhvi 1’. Norton. Cornelius N. Bliss,
31th Boot. Colonel finger and Judge
Noll: Davin. Mr. Miller, in opening the
Ming. asked the Republicans of this
city to do their full duty, and he assured
than,“ a repraaentative of theintorlor
mils. that the latter would do theirs.
“In yams gone by,” continued Mr. Miller.
“theBepublican party has grown weary.
It has said. ‘lt matters not how much
wooden"! But this year they are de-
Wfodve battle to thefoe." Mr.
Hill! this fiercely assailed Tammany
Hall. Hasaidlfthe Democratawereauc-
cmsfulinthsatatethisfallltwouldmean
that Tammany Hall wodld control the
national organisation next year.
.. , ll.“ ‘
In paying his respects to Tammany
Hall Mr. Hilleraaid: “The Tammany or-
pulsation attempts domination over
l;
Democrats as well as Republicans By I ”In”... I“ own“
! Oswsoo, S. Y., Oct. lit—The Democrats
what power does It constitute itself a
committee of government of a great city
WNW York! Do the leading members
of'l'ammany Ball assess themselves for
til-slams sums of money 'each yearto
hsapthb organisation alive! No They
mend In maintaining this organisation
by seeking to increase the number of
oflcaain this city when they know that
we are now overburdened with them.
They out also to increase the salaries
paid to these ones holders.
"this Tammany organization can only
retain its life by taking so much from the
people by political manipulation Such
“organization isoorrnptlng in its influ-
Iseu. It has been Tammsny'a habit, and
bitahahit today, to levy assessmenta on
all m- whum it puts up for other). It tsa
mutter of public knowledge that the Tom»
many laden levied “tenements on judges
who were nominated to tho extent of
am
, .“Tho man who do this don't hesitate to
all utilisation: from every industry in
“km 1 do not hesitate to charge that
1th the common practice for those who are
drawings-r! r) {I our the cit y to compound
felony h rum-wing weekly allowances
hum Tammany. Tammany puts a heavy
hand on the liquor men and upon every
gambling den in this state, and makes
tympay a private license. ll. levies a like
tax on every hounofiil fameiu the state."
[Tumultuoua applause.)
Senator Hlacuh Spools.
Senator Hiacock was then introduced
and apohe chiefly upon the World’s fair
hue. lie quoted Mr. Flower assaying
that hafllhcoch) bud not drawn an honest
huath in the World’s fair matter. "I am
surs.”sald the speaker, ”that those who
know Mr. Bower will not consider his
words with any urlousnaas. and where
In. known I do not think they will have
any deleteriouseffect upon my character."
He blamed Tammany Hall for the loss
nftbhlr and said it was bannercon-
pms could not trust the powers that
wrunthls city with the disbursements
of the funds of the fair. Congressman
Payne, Colonel Erhardt and other-salsa
m -
Borer-nor Bill at Schenectady.
WAX", N. Y.. Oct. 27.—A driv
Illa; rain did not prevent an immense
concouraeof people welcoming Governor
When last night. At the hotel he re
flvadsperfcctovation and at theopcra
Mouths“ was not a seat tohshad at
Ml! past 7 o’clock. The Union college
ova their cheer. and to a query,
hat's the matter with Hill?" sang out,
”He's all right; he’s a lala." Governor
Hill spoke briefly upon the World’s fair
husandthataridlnhisuanalatraln. lie
iooof Nr.Platt.rafuaad lo
tot people the prohibition con
manual amandmantat theragular an-’
"ammo. bald no falLbutin-f
Its submission at a special
be held last April at array
the taxpayersof the stats“;
of atatatolrsths
I
sleet teasers “John. W. Vrooman. , As
Mr. launtappeared upon the
bums from arm throats greeted him.
Mr. Fm", said: “Our campslxn lrhlmost
concluded. For three weeks the issues
have Invert plum-d bcfure the people. and
our fricndsthe enemy have tried to run
away from tin-In. This lanotoriously true
NI exal’roaident Cleveland and Governor
lIL .
”They want to talk national imam.
whilewe are showing the corruption of
fi’nrnmnny "all. What hascongreits to do
with a birth or low license question? or
with the methods of governing the state
of New York!
"We say the issue is, ‘Sball Tammany
'rule the state?’ You must decide one week
from tomorrow. "you want Tammany
methods in the state, if you want tho-am
system of blackmail that prevails in New
.York city. you can vote for its ticket.
"Ellwood Burke said he feared awild-
(cat in his bedroom for more than any
number of lions roaming back of the
Algerian bills. Hear the Tammany tiger
in the state bedroom far more than the
roars of any number of low tariff lion- in
IBM [Grout applause] Today the ques
lion is: Shall the party of Chase and Sew-
ard, Lincoln nod Grant. Harrison and
Blaine—[tremendous cheerlng]—or the
party of (trailer and Gilroy, Scannell and
Stokes, Martin and Fellows. he placed in
control of the state? Does any one pretend
to defend 'l'ammany’s record? Yea, Gov-
ernor liill is an apologist for it, but Bill
is in the race for the White liouso.
Heron than shouted, “How about the
'Worid’s fair?" “1 will any to my friend
in the dark over there that the congress of
which Roswell P. Flower was a member
and not the legislature of which I was a
‘ sent the fair to Chicago. Had
Mr. Iv‘lowcr'scighty—six ”autocratic friends
'in the house voted for New York she would
have won the fair." [Cheers]
'of Oswego had their big rally last night
and made a brilliant demonstration on the
‘atrect. lion. W. l". Sheehau addressed an
Iimmenae meeting at the Academy of
Music, the hall lacing [racked to sulfur}
.tion. .\Ir. Shfmball win enthusiastically
received. llrmrdcr Bulges also spoke.
l'nmpln-Il ms the "unseatrclch.
Artur». 0., 0.1L ‘5.~Uovernor Campbell
is colmm: tluw n the lmmesuotch with the
stride of u thoroughbred. lie traveled 310
Julian Monday and “trade all speeches,
ispremling tariff reform enthusiasm among
the pwple of five counties. ‘
\
THE wonooo FASTEST mam.
"the [Inspire alntu Express New Claims
I Thur Ilsa-or.
: llcrratn, Orr. n—The Empire state
express is the fastest regular passenger
train in the world. There can be no doubt
of that. If lllflill.’ Is record on its first trip
from New Yuri. to Iiut.’..lo yesterday that
puts if for s I wi of all first tmlns. .
leaving; I: I." ”l"- (‘.»I trial station In
.‘(rtv Yon. at owns. it thundered through
tunnels. dashed over bfldgc~,dartal like a
gigantic animated streak through towns.
villages and cities. flashed through fields
‘aud forestsso quickly that the beautiful
autumnal tints of the foliage on either
side seemed a mere couglommtion of col-
on». and finally came to a stand in Buffalo.
.hnving run them miles in Sir. Winn, half
amiuuto faster than the schedule time.
,This is an average of fifty-two and a half
miles an hour.
* This achievement is all the more re-
markable when the weight of the train is
considered. The engine and cars weighed
a total of on tons, nearly a hundred tons
more than the famous Flying Scotclrman,
which runmtaiusan averageof 5i GIOmiles
an hour between London and Edinburgh,
a distance of 400 miles. At one point, bu
tween Batavia and Buffalo. a speed of
seventy miles an hour was reached.
I There was no jannu violent swaying
'from side to side. no swinging of the
wheels from the rails on sharp curves. It
was a gliding motion. as if the train were
actually flying through the air or pro-
pelled by some mysterious motive power
over the sea of oil.
' The train was drawn out of the Grand
Central station by engine No. S70, En-
gineer Archie Buchanan. The engine and
tender weighed just 100 tons. Next he
hind was a combination buffet smoking
car weighing I I tons. Then came two
standard New York Central coaches, both
weighing bl tons. The Wagner bung;
drawing room car. honor. weighing to
tone, come next, with the llariquita. Vice
President Webb’s private car. the weight
'Isz
‘ of which Is 41' tons. in the rear. The
‘ Marianna was used for the aeoommoda
. tlonoftho officials of the roadand their
_ guests. Buchanan was relieved along the
you! by Engineers Thomas Dormody and
Charles Hogan.
, lie Wan Burl-cl Alive.
' Eula, Pa. Oct. ”3“er George 11“.
doctor, of Green township. apparently
died very suddenly of what was supposed
to have been heart failure two weeks ago.
The body was buried four days later and
when disinterrad for transfer showed
plainly that lleidacher had been buried
alive. The body had turned around, lying
I onltsfaos.sodlt sodthelntortor of the
eashetbore traces of a terrible
avid-rm of the agony endured
outer-pr- Il‘ Mia‘s.
mom. Oct. fli.~’l‘ha amount of
School Board Treasurer Dosrdlnuer’s
Baaldss this.
datacuararanortsd In the Dexter Spring
company, llodsrn Building and Loan as
soetatloo and the estate of Archibald Wat»
lass, of which boarding» was executor.
mmhtpm
Putnam Oct. ”r4". Siberian
IailsPstlflons-oclatlouhasaaenrsdtaa
' mom to us consideration and to mastering
Egan Demands Reparation for
the Baltimore Outrage.
ANOTIZBB WOUNDIID TAR DMD.
Ila Was Stabbed I» 'Iwusly I'Iaees Whoa
Attacked by the "arduous chum
n. I’lrns Attitude of tlao [Issued fifths
ls Applies-deal by foul“ Residents.
Bantam), Oct. n—Juho 'l‘nrnbull. an‘
other of the Baltimore's wounded man,
died yesterday. llc I'Iul received no less
than twenty stab wounds, several of them
penetrating his lungs.
Acting on instructions from Washing-
ton, Minister Egan after making a brief
but primal summary of all the facts In-
voiml m the recent trouble formallydo-
mended reparation from the government
of Chili.
AI Immediate Explanatio- Demand-d.
Mr. Egan expressed in distinct termsthe
feeling of great indignation which the
state department at W’nahlngton feels at
the whole alfair, and informs the junta
that this is no informal suggestion; that
his government enacts some kind of sat-
isfaction for the manil- llpon the Balti-
more's crew and deumnda an immediate
explanation M the whole affair and repara-
tion for the injuries inflicted.
Egan's Aealnn Applnuded.
The opinion prevails among foreign mm
intent that the junta will immediately
make flu: reparation demanded. The symv
puthyuf the foreign Nutrients is entirely
with ('npfnlu richley, and Minister Egan‘s
action gives great satisfaction.
Mflclnry Itlalne Investigates.
\\'.\snr‘;r.'mx. Ucl. Ill—Secretary Blaine
has min-v. In hand the Chilton correspond
trier: (In-i hm devoted almost his entire
time sin-'6 his return to the state depart
the dermis of the situation. He had not
been long at his drink before he resulted u
cull from Secretary Tracy. The two cab
incl liilfllwla'r‘l went. tngrtlrer to the White
House and were in conference for nearly
an hour \vith the president.
The subject under consideration was the
state of the (.‘hillnn dispute. Xelthcr Sec
Ntur‘.‘ illuins nor Secretary Tracy cared
to say anything forpublicallun in "gun!
to the conference or the future course of
the mimin'brmnun.
in Order for Ilse Navy.
Shortly after the secretaries had left the
White "nurse. however, no order was re-
cril'wvl at thr- nary department to prepare
a! ”nu- a list of all vessels with their do
scriprmn which can be» got into (‘hilian
enters mthiu ninety days, and this indi-
I : .. :lm rim -ovrrmm-nt wtll be pnL
p ,vl tn '.: I ll show u! mn‘ul mn'tlgfla if
ll. NIP-ill I" I--‘« Ilwl.
TIn-rn it ill be no busty action of any
kind. ’l‘lu- mimlnlstrrrtinn will wait pa-
tiently for Minister Egan's report of the
"mill! of this rsmninatiuu which is now be
ing conducted by thr- (‘lrlliau authorities
and will give every opportunity for the
(‘hilinm m mnkru satisfactory cprarIn»
lion If powrble. Nothing further can be
olmm by our govcrmncm until it is evident
wlrui Cliill'sinlcnfinrul are.
Now that the subject has become a mat-
ter for diplomatic inlerl‘ercnce there is no
()Ct'lt'tlflfl to not precipifnfely in the matter.
If In hoped now that n peaceful conclu-
sion will br- reached, although the admin-
istmtinn does not hesitate to let it be
known that such a conclnaiou will depend
entirely upon Chili's future action.
It is believed. however, that the method
in which the merIon of the United States
has Ire-elf) defined in the dispatches to Min-
ister than has been such as to bring about
prompt and satisfactory action without
unnecessary irritation.
An Express Manager's Despair.
Humour”. Aim, Oct. fl—W. J, Cum.
ruins. Southern Express messenger on the
Cincinnati, Selma and Mobile railroad, at-
tempted suicide on hie car and fatally shot
hlnwelf. He left a notesaying that he had
lost a [momma containing 81,411) and in.
tended to kill himself.
General o'llelnso Nut Removed.
Wasnlsorox, Oct. n—lt is authorita-
tively denied at the treasury department
that General fl'llelme. amistant commit
sinner of immigration. hes been removed
or that his removal is contemplated.
CABLE BREVITIEB.
The defeatof the German printcra' strike
in Berlin is probable.
The Russian famine relief fund at“
Peterslmrg has been increased bylaw.“
rubies from the treasury.
Archduchess Marguerite I-lophIa. “the
saint of the House of Austria," is earl-
ously III with typhoid fever at Vienna.
Chaorellor Goecban saysthat the British
national debt has been reduced momma
during the five years surfing last March.
Aneveve epidemlc of typhus is ra‘In‘
among itnsslan troops on the Austrian
and Russian frontiers. and the Russians
may have to withdraw.
Pormhlabls floods increase Along the
Thames and In Lincoiusblre. Somerset
aniline mldland counties. Floods in the
moth of France are also worse.
filleridan Ford.of Antwerp. must pay
500 francs or suffer three months’ Im-
prisonment for pirating Whhtler’s “The
Gentle Art of Malina liberates"
l'rseeb smokers In mo consonants-lure,
cigarettesrmnl and pips tobacco of the
vslos of medium francs. There was an
Increase of room) francs in expenditure W
for ladlea’ “gonna.
'nrsrswasaasrlonsngh assent-Ian
lfkhele, lid-as. batwssa aoelsltau earl
.In'“l‘.'i.'§"‘.‘.': $.33 “m“‘wo. 3."
n . e
are and amated a number.
flz:hasluflzmhanti'l;hum“nrahsr't will soon
t I! It?“ am
between the Prices of Naples-rand a has
alangrssddueb-s. the prince bats. aa-
cIIIII uusf‘suwuust“
I 'ma WORLD Erasers
Smear-
. a"... noun-fur .u mill-ads. '
Saw Your. rm. "7 .- . u.» urea: billiard
match between.” . .wferauduaorna
_P.Slomon fortlulllarueand thsantlra
gate rsoslptstrrok place first night in Chish-
erinx ball before a crowded house. M
men muporwt as Ia‘illfl: In one form
and a good contest was expected. Scholar
was the favorite in the betting. Dudley
Kavauanuh. of New York. was chosen
referee and Budd hl’imllttlil scorer and
marker. Slocum Ian I ll‘l' bank and chore
the white bull. llc lot nil mm a run of
it. Schnefer followed win it an, and missed
on no only shot.
From this point on blmfllfl pluyld I
atemly, palnmnking gurus. without any rev
markuble brilliuncy until rhetwenty-third
Inning, while St’lrucier's play ”showed M
marknbly poor tuna. and his admirers
watched him in dismay slip up time and
again on easy shots
Sins-nu rum-tira- run of the some in the
twenty-mun" inning. At this time he
scored fill pull”, by tutt'eful nursing and
some brillnwr round the tnble shots. llis
efl'nrt this greeted with great applause.
After this tho- gume was never in doubt,
andélumuu firmly won it by a score of
6m points to :IIr.‘ for Mr opponent. Highest
lunar-rallrnemu, I23; Stllflt‘h'l'. 48 Aver-
agerwslmson. 35 add; Schacfcr. ll 7v”.
Time of game—.l'brce hours and 28min-
filial.
ultraso- ”errata ”II-ll“ “
\gum‘hayu‘fo emu
' min-drums»
i
I
o
am far? ”0”",
Blilfillll
while. Idem—screw.“
a: lam-clothe. sewn-la
a-alr tall-t surnrsllsfla
advanaadm nuns-rs. Ea! aasthssa-
callsst‘astsfhv Ila-atlase- may
Inn-ma. Isa-sum”
lllmf. .tgalu ‘ - Ilnl :‘ '
Cotonou. ‘l‘cno., Oct. 27.-'l'ho new
hits shaped track of the Columbia Driv-
ing park was the scene of the great match
betwreu Direct and Hal Pointer for a
purse of 5:13”). best three beats in five.
'L'no sup-crlority of Din-ct was clearly
shown. if». would take the lead and hold
it all the why .Iruuml. Direct won the
first heat by a booth, llu! second by half-
Imiglls, “‘llll l’oiuu-r on his fort, and the
third by n Ifllglll. Time, 2.0). ans. 2M.
TELECRAPHI; BREVITIES.
Enos Frisbee tiled in llsrwinton, Court.
aged If!) your» and 4 months.
Pottsvilh-Il‘u.) durum any that Katie
L'olc, u uswfld :Irl nf eighteen, who
dropped Ilrml In the sire-cf, Ilml from the:
clients of Ugh! luring.
Secretary Inc". has avoided to name
cruiwr So. In». brill; belt by the Colum-
bia lrnn work or Italnnmrr, the Detroit.
The Cnllm'r : u: Francisco has been or-
demi from Collar: to 5m Francisco for
repairs.
A small fire which swim! in the Unit
mum of the ll-‘Ihlull ntliv budding was
easily catam: unite-d.
Lady Henry burner-wt. the English phi-
lanthropist and tomrs‘nmca- worker. and
Mrs. Hannah Whitull Mmtirurrthe‘gurats
of Miss Frances \VIIIMII. of I'hicngo.
The tin-run grand jury has returned
sch-ml imIn-Imcnh against put-fies cou-
cernnl in t m plull‘llaihl'st‘s'llltl insane any
[um lunatic If \miul.
l‘; vrlm I". 3t..1l’lne:l‘,h .u owns tht- prelu-
inw- ;m Um . . sun. New lorL. has
been .‘l’ltlllt‘u wall.) Managers to ter- and
rental Inw- n runs-l lllr L'wt'uletl run-la
Shocks I-I' rrthqu-ske were fr-It at
l‘lrurlrsmn ..l:‘l llll’nilsilfllll South Cars.»
Iinn.
seven IIVhIgrs on the Iimrxin f‘eotrnl
roml Irrtun n Mann and Savannah were
fin-Ii and 4;. .Inn'wi by train rubbers.
I: Is Mud iimcugo fro-Ira uuwns want
(I..- “'anII’. fur urmnurrs to stop arivcr
rising and In». 'Iu.;. It is now proposed to
carry the mortar to the buuu-uf reprc
mu:va -. ll'. 1 defeat, if possible, any
furl} errpyrug» I. iron from that source.
south Ali-lt‘.l.l;| Ilrclmm to take any
part ulllclniii In tIIl' Colman World's fair
unim- Ami-run“ duties utl wnul are abul
lashed.
All flu amp U)I‘!‘!~ of fire Gould I'lllll'st)
system ml: 1-. u :. ,.I to Inrm a federation.
\\'I‘:lmm I'. ll IrrIfy may .‘illi'mi Calvin
.N', Brit-e a- rmurmnu of the National Dem
Dennis: I'ormrmter,
.\ «lisputr .. Irmn Queen l‘lfy, Tex, any»
that the "euro, NI'I' tin-en. who murdered
the furry} of Former lame. u-Vcn mile!
was of Quwn l‘ln . mu lrpnml to death
by nr'rrnrll of [Ir rum, who tied him to a
1M and bull! It llr: around him.
James liar-Inn lt-nnett In»; arrived at
New York
i'rulerlr‘s hpuul Ilmt. editor of the Nur-
fulk 'lmwr rind “ell known in Count-cit
cut. is llt'ivl. '
Superlutrmlcm llenlu. of the Omaha
Street “and”; company. and two assist
.m. were minimum} by rohlmrs, who pus
rented retain-rs. made them lll'uw or
their hands, drilled a boh- iu the safe,
filled it With a quantity of giant lama",
act it. oil and robbed the Info of that).
Ilsa sew “unsa- stint-rags.
Wasmsorus. Orr nuns. von llolle
hen. the new hrrmxm minister. In a harsh
slornf tllry. About um he entered tlu
diplomatic service. waiving the appoint
men! of won't"! of Iegntlull for China
and Japan. In this Dr. ilolleben was ap
pointed to lineme- .\ym,and about all
,5." nun wro- transit-rad to the Important
post m mu on to I'uina and Japan. II
b hardly Irimly that Dr. Vun llullebeu will
come here before next spring.
tn lirlm of Julenat-swls‘a "brawl.
New Yuma. Oct. 2?. HM". flame Kopslo
Itch, windmills dealer in kwclry at all
Bromlwm, mus lulled. The liabilities are
about MAM}. lu'tt’l'l nominal. The {Minn
Is due to the ill health of lira. Kopslowleh
and also to hm on account of the Johns
town that timid. She sold a largo amount
of mania In that city and lost a fortune by
the disaster.
dinner Ilrarrla-rla s for: wms the Hon.
Chicano, (lot err-Mam Husssmp. the
at proprietor of The Times, a.” my
Carter llarrlwo has not purchased the
Chicago Times. nor has he cam on any
negotiations tolbat and. Mr. flasher»
thinks tbs ex-mayor Is simply trying to
have a little fun with the hemp”. m
“argues ralled by a lay.
More. la. Oct. at “Two burglars ac
tempted to force an entrance Into the
bonnet Charles Praodls at Preston, la,
twenty miles north of bare. W.
thirteen-yearns“ son shot and Is believed
to bars fatally wounded one man.
lays Illslss wm so you», of a...
Woman. on ”uh”
mnnavlaaelossfrlesdof
Elmira, refine has Mrs later-sass
tlutbstifr. ”ensues-lessen scar
and would almost certainly accept the
ofuerstsrysf war.
tumult-(lull to
at fltbegaals
bloat
W
I Iandar_ful_ Brasher.
“BOSS”
: Lunch !i_l_h_ Biscuit 1
See that each Boss
biscuit is stamped
Does your grocer keep the
L. Boss Cracker? J»
Spring Styles
HATS
[N ALL GRADE." AND COLORS 0F
sfiflandSuItflatsSilkHats
Boy's liars and (law. Crush flats for Men and
Bow. Sonia Soft Hats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Prrticularlttentlon Paid to Firing.
cleaning and Ironing 8illI Hats.
F. HAYES
Having removed his meat market
No. 6 North Main Street.
Will supply the purple of this vicinity with
the tiniest line of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc-a
To be found in the state.
F. HAYES,
III. 6 IIIImI IIIIII sum
"3 if inlY'fll NORNVALK.
I
\‘o
Ira-fur II
II. I. latent
1878 to I'll.
Dillon. 4m Main Street,
“Inner-our. conn-
w
W“m .
oouhu cerv's
tare-ET...
m
W‘WI
against clima
. .
are not in our line.
Do11 you find any difficulty in finding asuit that suits you? A .
If you do, what is the trouble? Whatever it is, we will take
the trouble to remove it. We sell no unsuitablei suits; they
We-make it our business to hold the
Icadyby seeping ahead in fit, material and price. Whatever I
else happens, youcau make up your mind to one thing-
therc will be no Inistake about the lit, and in all other re-
spects we will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
well as a perfect fit.
To all who nave not taken the advice exper‘
cum has and fortified the system
user. by taking
LOXATONIC
ta h
ch
W6 any.
STOP TIIlT ‘ CIIlIIIH
Immullately. with one bill”? of
Yankee Lung Soother
nfter‘rrylng all other known rmrmlirs and
fall . you can at ohm,- turn to this with a cor
Ianity of worms. It
IIIIES ClIIIE l CIIIIGH
fhm't suffer any longer with bemlncthroner
ache or on ' other kind of orbs-n attending
malarial tarimnlnngf drivoituut of tin- sys-
tom .1 now with one bottle of
STI LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
i"! ll!
MALARIA,
a cure mnrantml ur mum-y refunded;
Mrs. Mead’s School
in“
Girls and Young Ladies
IIE-IIPENS DBTIIBEII I.
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. .\l'.\llI’T.\iIC
AND Willi-Ill}: PREPARATIIIIY
DEPARTMENTS.
Pupils admitted to “'rllcslo- ' and Vase-nu on
thr- wrtllivafo- of flu- l'rincipu .
Mn Mun! lnnaiunt'e-vl flint utl .‘lnfmy’ and
unpleasant days acurrim will hr- in waiting
on the ‘srrl‘. rumor of Franklin at 2N5 u. m..
um! at the Swim-II It! 23“) l. m.. in mmt‘t)‘
pupils up and down the h' 1 without, extra
charge.
IIIHN I. ILINN,
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GIS FITTEII.
JIIIIBIIIII I sucum.
liming rain-n thr- Innis-merit llflllr‘l’ll't/ Lib.
nary, or “habitation strccl. South Normslh.
and Mini If for
ALL KINDS
0F
PLIIMIIINII
I reins-tinny mlirit II shared! public tutti-nu-
nrri‘. lrrfertn plumbing l haw dune fur the
pro-I seven yours. in the employ of W. H. lice-k-
t“? as f'o. All work will have my :rI-nwnal sup—
ort‘lfilull. umi uill ln- promptly carrot-«l and
satisfu‘fion guaranteed. tiivr rue-atrial. mu
Fill lNII NINTEII NIIUNEIII.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
importer of Pine )iillIm-ry. l‘oruirriy Sn. 3
“"Iah-r sli’l‘e‘f. Itmt'
I'I NllN STIIEEI. NIIIINllII.
Trimmed mllliner ’. In! different tulle-Inn.
lists now ready. he latest I’I‘JVI‘IK m from
abroad and extensive patterns from our own
Mullahs.
llats.’l‘urbans.’l'rx‘nm and lhmnm. f-‘Im
cuf let ornaments n crown comm-ta. hand
melts. birds and butterflies. Ostrich and
farm feathers. Eloisa! Ilnrnf fincstlt n-Ivct
all a rules and mlors.
llaviu made arruuwrnrnts with uncuf the
learllnu ohm of lmldon. line. to supply us
with “indirect from Paris and lamdnthus
enabl In: use» furnish IIlll’i'll-tiriflll‘h- with the
moat cum-ct styles of [Wire's to suit all.
BENSIIIIM IIAYMIINII
I3 NIIIITII IAIN STREET.
IDIWLI’S BLOCK). SOFT" NORWALK.
”Ills!“ ll
men. mums. overrun. mum
vmumuuss. outrun. mus.
cusses.Inuosuomru-ms
norm“ nun mum")
jun) 3m doom
lav: fort Ilmssd Meets or.»
for flash.
FUFN lTU R I-:
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
ll
"PAYMENTS
IINEIIIILLAII WEEKLY
and are now enduring from the consequences. W‘Tcnisl CNNMNS, “Nun‘s!
IllNTEl (IIIIIIIIS IIIlNIINIIS.
Tlllllil. JIIIIIISIIII I. IIIINPAII‘I
2|! Montague 8t.. city Hall Square,
Brooklyn, II. V.
Thu.- fnr our KIIIIV Ilrlii‘rtl’v-rl in South Nor.
walk lusw Kim» general satisfaction. and ntll’
method of pmuww I~ highly apprrr-iuml
Full infm’umtinn I‘un hr l..ui of our tlgr‘lll,
GUSTAV PITZER,
It) HAILIRI LU) I‘LV‘E.
SIIIITN NIIIINIIN CONN-fit.
lvgririt
C
I il'UCL‘l'V
'
M. H. PARSONS,
Harm‘s,
litll‘Hf‘fl, Farmers' Horses, in fact. Anything in the “map
Fumilv
All Hun-ans Hillii Irv this vs-
Br ookslde Stock Farm.
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I’mIIIIHtI-rI-I.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting liarsm, Pacing lint-Hos, Finn Couch Hurst's. I
CHILDREN tun ADULTS
Suffering with Dysr-mary. Diur—
rlan, Cholera Morlms. Flatnlcnt
Colic, and all diseases of the
BUWIIIS. are Slk‘t'lllly cured by
MALES CURDIAL. l’Ir-usaut
to talu- and In-rfcctly harmless.
Never known to fail if used
according to directions.
IIIIIIG HALE no.
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
:t‘leau. l'konomlral. Healthful. at
IIIII u: can or out.
HAZELTON
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory. flat, Pint aml Chestnut
WOOD.
IaIeI III III now
59"” will 5‘”-
llaymondllrothers
NEW STORE.
l have removed my Main-Isa to
931 WlSIIINIITIIN STIIEET 93
and have now a full line of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
A Lift)
of all kinds.
Hunting in all It Branches.
T. 8. MINALIISIIN,
south Non-wars. It
mummumu "
tram vow.
“Washington Street So. Norwalk.
Ilenleriu
Wall Powers,
Mixed Paints,
White Load,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, $2.00.
McCloskey's Wood Filler—~Bost
in the Market, $32.00 a Gallon.
hinting, ’
l’ulmr-llanging,
Ca ciminiug.
79 Washinglon Street.
Dorlon Point,
(BREEIIIIY’S PIIINT)
SOUTH NI)R\\'.‘. LK, “XX.
NOW OPEN.
IIIIIITING, BITINNII ANII FISNINII.
Shore Dinners; Specialty.
Ff?“ A‘sfugr- will mommy or, Struthxorwnlk
with insul- nu tlw Bow lurk. and New llaven
railroad.
surf
Any article that has outiiveo
2‘3 years of competition and im-
itation. and sells more and more
curd] year. must have merit.
Dobbins” Electric Soap. first
manic in 15w. is just that article.
Thnsv who use it each week (and
their name is logion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soup do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into willingness. before the
story it will tell. itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. lic has
it. n will get It. Try it next
Monday. ‘ l
Tho-r0 :m- muny imitation
N. Ba I'llwtrirfiuutsiu \t'hir'lrclu‘-
triI-ity plays no part. llobbins‘
is tlw original one. all Magnetics. Elec-
trics. and l-llcctrwllngiI-s rm» fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins' lllm'trir.
see that our name isun every wrapper.
and if any other is sent you by your
grm'r'l’,.“'llf.‘n you onicr ours, send it
Isu'k to him.
i. L. t'usmx It; I‘o.
l’lrthdI-Iphin. Pal.
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, talciminer, Painter
And dealer In
Will PAPER AND IIIIIIIIEIIS.
HI North Main strrct. So. Norwalk.
Sample books of in" line latest styles
Pups-rs. IIur-Icrnnnl tiilt Mouldings taken
houses- for institution. on flutIu' by ”mild.
Incl” Estimates cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Furnished.
i no: prawn-d to do all kinds of work by the
but of workup-n. by the clay or contract, at
the krwrst pro-rs and of. short notice.
STAINS ANT) MANTLE WORK A
Sl'l-XILALTY.
our IT nu. IIIIE mm. or.
5315 (lm NEAR Tl": omm.
r/‘l’l.’rln"‘.'l‘fl' if 353'” «9:3.
I a
dealer to and f e re a use. secure I a
new. and of
l t can or ran.
In so aumrrt l'l
TA
TIN WARE tit-2:”
MN SIlIIlIII l SON.
wuss-masseuse“. mas
Norwalk Chronicler