indium?
We Wu Killed by a
. P6liceman.
Whom WARDROBE
' I inherent-gr. court-art:
, It Valuer-ate». teat” War
”has; Prepared for B'nelm
I“ Wtha Ia Throttle-lug.
You, Oct. thwlt is mid here thfl
Wk Iain is to be recalled he minister
‘mlll‘immodintely ufhr the November
We, not on account of the Baltimort
but Pl! demand of the Chilton
Moment, hccording to statement: of t
nonunion in this city who is in constant
communication with Valparaiso, Santiago
Holland mt South American ports in
Chilton! Porn. The circumstances an
NW alfollowe by the gentleman re
lured»:
Cm” the Junta In Angry About.
Immediately upon the acceeeion to power
the Junta de Gobierno, after the down
tell of Balmncedn, that body cabled to
' Senor Pedro‘Montt in Washington direct
to, hit-ironstone charge olthe Chilihn
. Wat Wanhington as men esthe Con»
. Mono! party should be recognized by
.tthnlted Stake. Neither the state do
partner-t nor the Chilinn legntion or
Balmaoeda ht “'uhington would mug»
nine the cable credentials of Senor Montt,
‘ . huttoldhiln that when dnly written in»
etrnctlono were received from Chili the
W fwouid then receive him (Monttj
II Chili's representative in the United
Bram The fact of Montt’s appointment
was alaocomrnnnicated to Minister Egan
in Santiago, with the request that the int
tor intern: the deputment of state by cable
at lmtt’e status.
It is not known that Egan ever cabled
' thbto Washington, so that Monti had to
await the receipt of his formal credentials
nihilism from Chili upon their arrival
by the Colon via Panama a few days ago,
and he last no time in presenting them to
the state department on \l’edneedey hut.
’ Deflnlullng unit‘s Recall. -
“them time that Senor Mon was
cabled to regarding his nppointrne l. he
minister he received instructions through
. the same channel
to d e in n n d, in
Chili's name, the
recall of Minister
or a person
non grntn to the
present Chilian
. authorities. This
request of Chili
was also shelved
to await the ar-
rival of Montt's
- credentials. and it
is believed in Chill
all well as in
Washington that
Egan knew that
the Chilinn gov-
ernment did not want him, and used the
slow proceee of the mall to inform the
mdepnrtmentfiil Montt’s appointment
as nti-inter. it is now stated upon the
name authority that Chili has again de-
Rgan’s recall. and that the state
department will reply to the Chilinn gov-
ernment alter the elections have taken
m 1653.
no Roper: at Wuhln‘ton.
Wurnnoror, Oct. lit—it is stated here
on flood nuthority that Minister Egan hits
but mulled by n cable dispatch sent
holiday by Secretary Blaine. This ru-
Iorcnnnot indefinitely confirmed offici-
Illy. but it in said to be correct. The
Chlllnn trouble woe the main topic of die
m about the aisle and navy depart»
menu during the day, and the opinion al-
most generally cxpl'mtbcll there was that n
’ ion 0! force will be made at
once. A rumor that gained considerable
was to the effect that instruc-
tinvuhave been sent to unavailable venue-ill
“hold themselvu ln reallocate for selling
m Naval authorities assert that our
force nitrous enough to im rear
Chili with nature of the (longer til-flier
In them-intonation oi herdellnut attitude,
thin countr‘y having the disadvantage.
‘ . u not log convenient
will; Mom {'ery few pertain of
Marne-who were asked for an opinion
nhont the Mt upact of affairs would
chow their ounce to he need.
“at heater Hun-do Ian.
. lantern Eliminate nnd Cullen were
g ”thumb“ Theformerhadan
.W with finntary Tracy in the
main; Ilotoht a reporter that be war
until-government would be line and
jute-d wouhldo the right thing in the
“film. lie laid he hoped the Cblllnne
“IQ-Emu enouuh and rumble
tout properly. Senator L’ullom
_ mnemonic: looked uglyud he
6‘ Alarm
mum";
men! now. _
To “all n ltrsuovtnhln flute.
, runouriy rev run. be ascertained this gav-
cr;.i..hnt prop-tn.»- to tvnlt n“reenonahle
time" for Chili tn rzuiiittllltle the inquiry
winch in now Mild to be under way. Thin
r ”l’t'xthnimltlh‘ time" will no! he'd question
of month» but ol days. i" no "poni-
toun reeelwll from the Chiller: govern-
ment not! there lit moon to believe thnt it
lslnlentionnlly delayed, thin government
will ngttin nitrite n rmuertt for no explana-
tion, and ”no reply inforthcomlux step
may be when toward a nuvpenaion of
mntmhlo relations. it. it expected. how-
Wentimt tlw report will be promptly
mode. No one in government clrcleoln
Washington expects that the lllnnl will
urknowlolpetlmt they are ln,-thc wrong.
Any amount of testimony will proh-
nhly be. brought to show that the sailor!
were murdered in n etreet row, in which
both the Chilton: and the Americans were
.equnll y to blame.
_ Nut-r Montt'a Adrien.
The comparative conciliatory reprucntnr
[ions of Senor Moutt to Secretary Blaine
hnve done much to relieve the reitnntion.
Senor liontt had a talk with the secretary
hnd said that his government was disposed
to do the fair thing and would moire repa-
rations it it appeared that the Chilton:
were in the wrong. He nhowed Secretary
Blaine the following dispatch, which he
has received from Valparaiso: '
immunization instituted immediately and
continues with oil diligence. but it is not yet
finished. The trouble began in Cllty etreet and
it haunted tumult at about 7 p. m. R
soldier». police nml the smock-ll guard of the in—
tendentu natural order. The mmhzttnntnw
thirty Americans and eleven (mllilnszIOI’Q
mmmltlved before the jinlicinlnuthorlties. They
fought with knives. stouesaud everything they
could lay their hand» upon. There who one
killed and 80h)?!“ wounded. lt i-t said that
there were Ital American sailors from the Bnltl—
more on share at the time of the tumult.
In explanation of the smnll number of
Chiliaus arrested in comparison with the
number of Americans it is stated that the
Chiliuns Were at home and able to conceal
themselves, while the sailors, being stran-
gers and in uniform. vrere cruelly o‘...~tm~
guished and readily captured.
Chill llan Lunl ller lie-d.
SANTIMrH via tintvin'rnx, Uct. lit—The
Chilton uuthurities show no dismtilion to
l’t‘cctle from the defiant attitude 'which
they aroilliicll in the answer to the com-
[llllillt’ittluil from the state department at
Washington in regard to the tumult on
the crew of the Baltimore. Pedro Montt.
the representative of the provisional gov»
ernment :2: \‘t'n.~him:lou, has sent a cable
dispatch urging the j'mtn to udopt a con-
cilintury policy and to more with great
caution. but his advice haul apparently hnd
no elfcct.
Up to «late there hm been no signs of an
apology for the assault on the Baltimore's
men and no reply has been made to Minis-
ter Egan‘s request for on immediate inveer
limtllull of the affair. While the Ameri—
Cnll zuul otim furclgil result-ms fully real-
ize the gun l:;: u; me gitmmun. the (Milan
puhilr- appear to have no conception of it.
Riggtn “u Killed by n Policeman.
Several foreigners who witnessed the re-
cent light are ready to testify that lion»
irvniu‘s Male Riggin. the only man who
was killed outright in the light. was :thot
by n policeman.
The funeml of Turnbull. the man who
died from wounds received in the nttnck.
With not attended by any of the Chllihn
oliiriuls except an escort of pollce,who were
sent to preserve order. Captain Schley, of
the Baltimore. applied to the intendente
of ‘t'nlpumiao to protect the men of hi.
ship who were obliged to go «shore. The
iutuudeute replied that he was unable to
give any advice relative to the Baltimore
men coming ashore. lie evades the ques-
tion of protection altogether. Captain
Si‘IlIl-y dues not intend to cease attending
to hit m-ressnry ehore work. even i! be but
to unit itllll protect his own men.
Anti-American Feeling Growing.
The :mtlArneric-nu feeling in growing in
hitterrrms. umi nil the American officials
in Chili ill'l' apprehensive that further
trouble in brrwmg. .‘linlytter Egan. (Tap-
tnin Scltieymf the lhtllinioremmi William
B. Mct’rerry, l‘nitmi Staten consul at
\‘rtlpnrnieo. were in close rounullntlon
throughout the day.
The reply of theJuutn, they think, mum
practit'itlly (hut Chillln indignant It thl
demand» made by the United States gov-
ernment; that ahe will tulle her own time
to connlller the matter, and that when the
juntu reaches a conclmion thrtt govern-
ment will nettle the matter without refer-
ence to the viewa of the [failed States on
the Mlltjefl.
The reply of the junta. they further nay.
fall» In «spree- any regret tor the murder
of the Baltimore's men, nor in there in
that‘document tiny rxpreuion of regret at
the conduct of the police in nllnxthetr
hey-met- in arresting: the Bnltlmore'e men.
5mm! of the latter. it will he rem-
heml. were more or learn revenly wounded
with bayonet thrusts.
Ittlll Another Olin-at
it hm lust become known that there in
Inother feature of the \‘elparalao entrant
which demands explanation. The munic-
ipal and government unicorn of Valpnr
rhino. who made an investigation of the
attack upon the notion of the lialtlmore.
compelled the United state; mantel-ware.
atatentrht written in spent-h nourrathr
the police from all rupendhlllty no to
their times.
As there ppm had to he signed In one
otthutipniatlonefor the volcano of the
blackish-to, the men, naturally. did no
they were regulated.
(treat Activity ta ear navy rude.
entry rent in yearn. Allolthewnrknten
avallnbieareat work.mdthemrntltn
pinholes-Wazumletor are to he-
Int pulled a t . 0mm"!
reeetved from
My
thatgave more «hatchet to the Chiller:
were. Rear Admiral dbmrdl'l Mil-IR
thPhlhdelphiqwaeerdartd teltt
readyto all M ,and'vrhrl men-
timdto he «peril anthem-nil
' I. you are 1111MB“ , . f . ..
. . sort of fit", abortion suit. of‘clothch‘. that‘dOehn’t tit easilymlt
is. fit for nothing.» If it“ cramps you in him ' place and bongo
' too loosely in another, it should share the fatefnf every 013th
.nnisancewit ought to beabntied. You cannot be too fan-y
tidious for us. The more 'partiCulm' you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we girl» to eve
that contributes to pfaultless clothing mulit. “ ‘
1.73;}.«133: liy'llte'm' Wiley-rt? ‘
mwhowerveonllhedthprlamteuua EM It”.
' flatly mm hie appoint-em It
cu
certainlyo ht
tot
‘”’“+EL%WQMEE """""""
The war department believer that when
college it'll om army officer Mind to u
o instruct stu-lvntu‘ no any hntthe‘llnlted
l‘tw any; should float over the lnetltno
0n, ,
Nicholu l’. Apollooto. llutou'a cltynt,
Itrar since 12554. in dead.
Fire at Chilton, .'. .l.. destroyed nine-
een bniidlhimnnd ('1!!er uloeeof emote.
Fires in the lllinolr methods threaten
heir total dust motion.
C. D. l’etherlok is under nrreet in Iowa
or blgamy and emlmlement.
The Vendome theater at Nut-ville war
hetroyod by the.
The reported moment of the crown! the
rhuler Grnmpue proven to he untrue.
l’rttirie fire» are causing perlnne damage
I: Nebraska. 3
The business portion of the town of
Ml. lllm, has been destroyed by flu.
outing: at low; a! '75.”. y
The poetrnrmter It Elkton. X. 0., VII
her dead in his once by unknown per-one,
vi hunt any motive.
ador A. J5 neon, secretary of the Golden
ihield order. in under arreet nt Fall River.
tiara. (or forgery.
The Advance elevator at Peoria, Ill... has
rec-n completely deetroyod by fire, with
$0,000 bushel! of grain, causing a total
on of imam.
New York lawyers are to fight forth.
3ape Breton (N. S.)helrs of Timothy in-
;rnhnm to an English estate valued at
GIWJWJII).
R M. lloflman. a leading clothier of
v'yacii. S. Y., has tailed. confessing judg-
nentrs for alwut SUN“).
Lewis Brevmier. aged seventy-one. wan
ionvicterl or mnuslnughtor at Belfast, In.
{or killing u trump.
Mrs. Sarah lkering. of ileniron. Tu.
eft herchild in the front yard a few mo
neuts. On her return she found a large
make culled around the child’a neck. Upon
tilliutr the all/hit? the child was found to
)e tiuat i from strangulation.
The street ruilwuy cmployeea of New
l'ork have organized n benevolent boner
iclttl association of :lmir own and desert-
ed the Knights u! I. lib-Jr.
A CASE OF Too MANY COOKS.
rotten-r] l‘ruter'a [tenann for Nut South
in: 3"va l-xprrto In l'nlladolplll-
Wnsmxutux, (its. fl.——Actlng SecretaryI
Spaultllu}; mill that the treasury depart
nent imd reillwtl at this time to appoint
txperts to rxumuc the Spring Garden Rn-
.iounl until; u: l'nilutlelphin for thexootl
Imi sufficient rr awn that four expert: on:
tor the i'h...—..mplltu committee of fifty
were now cumming the books, and two
tell of expert» would not work on the-ani-
books at rim nine. time. After three en
rem hntc imbued their work and model:
while if lul- t-onnciln' committee still
until-s its cxp‘rrts to examine the boob
utd trill pay tin-m it: the committee of
ifty bud done no objection will her-land
.ly the tx-euury department.
l- ite T-.x- \pprnlwre Indicted.
['lill..\lIiLLl‘i.l.\. tht. 3l.——'l‘he urandjury
m louml true lull» of indictment agaihet
the live suspended mercantile appraiser:
if this city.
Hu- ranate Arum-roe.
Huttushu no. Uct. 3l.—Attorney General
Hrtlwl'e summing up the evidence in State
Treasurer Boyle's can wan not heard by
:he senate. The day was conaumad by
:ounscl fur tho Philadelphia magistrate-
.n arguing the in riadictiou queaion. Than
the senate adjourned until next Walnut
by evening Auditor General McCamnnt
repressed his belief that the inventigation
would and nut week. when the Ben-to
Ii'ould decide adversely or with right to
mt in the premises.
Ruraaitm I‘lerula XIII Holt". Gill.-
Obi-Lash. Uct. Sl.~—-A letter from Sterotluh
bring» reliable information of the recent
mil-Jewish norm The story in a terri-
ble one. During the attack on the Jewa
in their homes live young Jeweler. wen
ontra-zed so cruelly by rultinne that they
tuccumbed to their injnrleaaud died. The
hnrhber of drill“ altogether resulting
iron: the fanatical berharity of en igno-
rant torsion mob was not lotto than
twenty.
\"tld 'l'tmee 0- Ireland.
Court. Oct. 3l.—-'l'roopa are keeping order
in the “reels and the police are reinforced.
The rt'ported plot again-t O’Bthn'a life In
not credltrd. and O'Brien hae returned to
Cork. J ohu Dillon claim to be much
irritated at having a guard of mounted
police.
In Save the Ito-lover‘s
Lore Bunsen. it. J.. Oct. "ls—“I“
Inn of collagen it was decided to erect a
continuum bulkhead from the iron pier It
the loot of "roadway to the Want Ind
howl in order w are the hoot-vent from
further dutruetlon by thl heavy all.
‘t‘ln mire D'orleau Comp-dent.
M8003, Oct. IL—Charlra habits M
trick Armstrong baa sued hie will for“
vom. She is knownfin the operatic-tap
n More. Null». lendellty hen-ml. and
hi- higher-t Louie l‘hlll . duke I’Or-
hahe. is cited an coreepou L
tripe-her Iced Inle- Ill.
”bitten mare nit-ill.
log a law tale-tan he
Empire hon-e quite ill.
‘l'rted la lune- Me
New Your. Oct. tiara—m
rent- Poet of when to
l
mhmwmfidbm
heir-M le Iranian.
Mm.0rttt.a-Thvmdeaedm
An in heir-projected tum-rental!
by in Ada Mata. they
Annie“ and other literary Mara-adv
peepietrmpreavat. ’ '
lute .
p M“
emu-tom» mutt hymn.
newton Her-yea amnion-nun
Whythollmm neutral-In
inpatient.
Mb)“
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matter of ‘
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Bo:h l’srzice rare Chiming to
liar; lowa.
3310309 LADY VO'l' l'l'i ‘1 ill BAD LOOK
The Mt’rcmu Court ”clue-e In (any;
Plinth-tn ”invent-n llrm Ive ”HI-Ir You.
(or the in «art “not the Vitto- flaw.
Kerr-r \‘vr tit-en Refund. ‘
[has Monte. Oct. htw'l‘he politic-twa-
paign drawing to n elmo lute been hotly
contented by both pumice. (limirm'
Much, of the ltrpuhlicnu estate committee,
my: than tnllumlen WI} on report» from
let‘trntydour counties give Wheeler, lb
pnhlicnn, qr probable plurality of Wm,
Chairman l’nlier. of the Democratic com.
mittee. placed the probable Democratic
plurality atfroru new :0 motto, based on
reporu euntldrred conservative. Bohr,
the Deruoernth: until-late for governor. it
in entitnnted,vvlll run lrom gallium!!!
ahead of his ticket.
The I'Obylo'n l'nrty You.
The People's or Farmers” Alliance party.
it is estimated, will not receive more than
15,010 mm, which will be drawn iron: the
Greenback nmi l'ulon Labor '
'l'hv- i’rohihltinuivte have a ticket in the
field, hut. apparently. will not poll n large
rote. Most of them. it It predicted, will
vote nith tho Itcptihliturns. This vote
amounted tu :21!!! um year; ago, but, it II
said, will not exceed 1,000 thin year.
Mr. Fun“ nor-tn Governor III“.
Sonsicum'. Om. 3L—J. sin-t Fauett
and John W. V’imnnnn «puke here. They
were given a rtllielng reception. Mr. Fal-
bet: npologtztud for his houreeum by ray-
ing that he had spoken for two hour: in
the niternoou "to two acres and a half 01
Republicans in. llerhimer county." Mr.
Yemen then woke at length of Governor
llill's campaign upturn-:4. and fiercely at»
sailed many of the Littcr‘ls utterances. He
will; "Governor Hill was here the other
evening and talked nlmut .letlemn and
Jackson. lilou't know what be known
about them, but you cull canon“: of Jef~
lumm null .inckmm ind-trying Tammany
Hull." .\lr. Fit-“w". will that the Demo-
craticmz.v.-m;un Imtl been upsel on the
silver duration “Why," and lit. “you
could not Ll’unl *lth't‘ i l h plmlt in n'l'nm-
mnuyw-rn‘entt-m." “r l'vlt'fl’t'd to Gov.
crnur ll; ll 4t-ilit~ "lillt1t4‘~t'r';>lt'Sldlefimfln,"
and said that in.- n’lnllillr‘vl him ot a cake
at map in e mi- of water—when you put
your hand on u. it lan't there. Next you
he «leciurml. ll’ Governor- lllil loin n14.
cure I shall ire glad to talk to him on na-
tional ivmw.
"Tum in “34.34 in mi». on national it.
men it: 'in. munpnun. 'l‘heyarejtxstas
far out (IT the mmpnirn rte Governor "OI
is, lit» a. gntr‘l’ltnl’. |7r.itrvi Staten acnnter
’ if...” n; i'.l‘.l.l.lull)' Hall. "I! ill
Very :u Alumni; 1M.“ l, :tml IT would boa
[llmulln'luvl‘llnllft‘mn-Ul the peanut: oi
his pulmr'll arnrtmcms " Nearly all of
the whim“ nah. .m :iitnrk uh Governor
llill'n tuttnpnlgll ‘IP’tt'hP-‘O Mill on Tam-
nmny lirrll. .\lr. l'smett admitted that
he mmlv ntrt- tumult», in the campaign
through imuluvrtmwy. but he held Gov-
rrnnr lliil h.ul made turty and hndn‘t cor-
rected at 431.3" one.
Ilunn-uv um and Tammany Hall.
Artur, (m .‘lir-Gnveruorlllll spoke
to ii an: int-fling m-n- I1Lnt night. He onltl:
.‘t'... rum-w. win.»- campaign mined in
be it who u.’ New Y.- .. .t pinu- he does not
Ilt’c::l.atutl u witwwimulyirrelevant to
tho chum: -,:u of the hlnlr The state-
ment-t :i»‘utll. New York Were (nine.
The 4nt'vfiltti‘ :tlltlllt‘J to lllt' fact lhlh
Km '1 . . ., city pztnl i- 1' lie trt‘u armtirles,
and pm. it Icum \ iIlil’ll u.’ all 0‘ the
emit-r .xm, lie ir-ltcvetl that Tatum-fly
Hull use-led tm lumen at his hnudl.
T.trrm...;.y, ill-«w. -r twin: extravagant,
had 3. >r up will. 'ut' mnrclt of improve
rut-m .ml yet hut yrnr reduced thee!-
pt'll‘r-r Ml lilt- tlty ll)‘ ttt't'r CJJIIMW ll
ghoul w tt‘t'lllt'fl that. it vvmv'l‘ummany
llul. 1 ,nl lln- Imuunhu: oi the I‘ll
«plum . ..n»l H'itI mtln- lrnnt nro‘lmcnt
of ‘4‘" men, and any Republican organ-
ind n tlu {lull
(Etrtrrtmr III“ will thnt “when!" I'll.
Republican governed city and It war only
lately tlmt its city m-u-urer tilled lite
private pooh-u from the public puree to
iiwtutwn. some. Tnnulid not happen
Hitch Ill tum Deanne-mill: our“, he ndthtl,
but it dul happen otttm in Republican
Ponitaylvntltn.
rumor. nut vt'I-h» rar rare—rt. ’
Srw You. I)“. Bl.~l}ntll lavl night it
wan hoped ”it“. Swreltn‘y "loin. would be
able to mhlmn n Republic-tn carting in
thin city on Monday. That hope war
linked by the following letter mind It
etnte headquarter-t last nluht:
l mntmt leave Wanhlugton to addre-a
Republican alerting In New York on In»
day. the Idol tiny of the convene. 'llnpoe
taut turnout-menu hm forbid. lint l trout
that my punt-Mu ht not here-nary to allow
my ”intent desire for the election of r“-
“it and thmtnn and it? Illicit!
that every ltupnbliran wll report at
poll: on Tue-day next. if the (moral ae-
tlvlty of the volt-n shall he at all meal to
the Mllllahey‘ “Ila!" [autumn for”?
may the u t one or ha
“refinery in Xew York.
with ti. Burn
What 1‘. (3. Matt My.
New You. Oct. “euphoria Plait
raid Int night of the maven: "The" h
Detainee-t her-liqueur” hervwhe Me
watched title Mltlthh‘tl who in not null-
dant of rum in» confidentlyekputto
Item. ran-timid alum to ring
on election morning. it la In hie M
mam, inn, Get. the-the rem
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Does your grocer keep the,
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sliflandSlillflelsfiillllals
Boy'vllataandCapg mun EntefnrMenand
Boys. Null-in Soft lint-I for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularlttentlon Paid to Firing,
cleaning and Ironing Sill tints.
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well as a perfect lit.
- . Do you findnny' woolly fin findingfa suit that suits youth
f If you no, what'is‘the trouble? Whateher it in’weWill take
the {cubic ill-removed. We cell 110‘ unsuitable suits; they
are not in our line. We makeit our business to hold the
lead by zteepiug‘ahead in fit, material and price. ,Whatever '
else happens, you can make tip your blind. to bite thingm—e »
therein be no mistake almht the fit, and in all other no.
specie we, will guarantee to give you perfect satisiiiction as
To all who nave not token the advice caper.
l hutanhtandftrrtdedthoeltan
mt ellmatTt chunk“. by taking y
LOXATONIC
and arenow enduring from the MM
we lay.
STOP THAT OOOOH
;’ Immediately. with one holin- of
Yankee lung Soother
after trying nil other known reinediee and
lulled. you can at once turn to title with 3 mar
unity of emcee. t
nuts cunt l couch
Dom antler any but er with Wllfl'bt’. boner
ache or any other ind of when attending,
malarial to soninghnt driveitont of the syn.
tent ato ct: with one bottle of
STl LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
Fl ll'l
MALARlA,
a cure gunmnteetl or money refunded:
Mrs. Mead’s Schnnl
FOR!
Bills and Young Ladies
IRE-OPENS OOTOOER I.
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. .\(‘.\lll'l.\ll(.‘
ANT) l'tll.l. . E l’lll‘li’All.\TUltY
DEPARTMEYI‘S.
I’ttpiln minimal in “‘r-llr-alo- “ nu-l Vassar on
lltr‘ For“!!! an: NT lltt' Prim-ii .
link Mend hum-unrest that on Stormy and
unpleasant days Kt‘nfrlltflf will in» in wnltim.r
on the Park mrner of l‘rnnklin at let") u. 111..
Mid at the School M ‘5” r. tu.. to mun-y
pupils up and down the hi without cairn
ohms.
JOHN F. FLYNN.
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
.IOOBIIO l SPEOlllTl.
"Having inknn the hnmment undrrtlm Lil}-
rnry. llvi \Vuhlngtun ain't-f. Snutli Surwulk.
nlhl,lillml it tor ,
hilmns
PLOMOINO
lvww‘tfully «leer a ehnro of puhllr patron-
lttt’. I refer in plumbing l lmt‘r- done for fluI
purl new» yarn. inihr v‘llipltl} of W. ll. lit-rit-
er or I‘ll. All \eurk will have my premium mp-
«rvl-inn. and thll be pmmpli) uwulpd null
utintm'liun Knitnutlu'tl. Hit.» mr n trud. oat
illl MID llllllill illlllllilll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
importer of Fine Million). Formerly No. it
Witter nit-eel. now
II "All STREET. IIOIlllllll.
Trimmed minim-Hy. Ill) different nattcrmt.
lletn rem rmt). he later! nowlt from
and entertain» patterns from our own
nudist».
llalu. Tritium. To- on And lhmunn. i‘fhe
rut lei ornament: n rrovtn t'ttlttllk'ltt. bond
earn-tie. hlvdn and hillterlllen. tmtrlrh and
four ‘ (rattan. Elegant line at flue-tilt velvet
all on end min".
llnvlhf mute nrrrtnrmentn with om of the
insulin: of atheism. linrr. to supply he
with IMODIIII‘H‘O from Hurts an InmlnnJhun
ell-bl ltd up in furhleh mtr containers with the
about current style» at pricier» to null oil.
OERSIIOM RAYMOND
ll IOITII III! OTIEET.
(”lithium BMW. BOUT" SORWALK.
”Ml-IR II
mu. (mus. OYil'l‘Ells, rnmrs
vmirrtnhns. BUTTER. rams.
cttmc.r..mn.mmm.nm
notmrm Aim (unmet)
mm. domino
luv tort Dmull um um
I." 99"-
Form-run:
one“ 13mm.
David Stow,
mun-m um
PAYM Efirs
DNEDDLLAR WEEKLY
mucus. trims; ClllIlIS.
rmmwcmmurount
“Dull; JOHNSON & OOMI’ilIll
2i! Montague 8t. Oily Hall Square
lirooklyn,‘ r. v.
Thus for our curds .ieiit’crml in South Nor.
wnli: have givrn general :utlol'actlon. and our
method of payment is highly npprrriatrd
Full information win he had it! nil? agent.
GUSTAV PiTZER,
l9 ll.\ll.ii().\ D l‘LA CH.
. SDlllll norm comm.
luguut
Rmulfitcl‘fi. Heavy Truck lIuer-i. Fun‘iily l‘lOl'Ht'S. Urnct-ry
a-m.
3
All Hurst-s sold by title vs-
tablinhmunt urn writ-muted.
M. H. PARSONS,
POIOEB LOW.
Brookside Stock Farm.
Linn.
llamas, Furmeru‘ Horses. in fur-t. Anything in the llurrm
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses, Pacing llnrsr-s. Finn Couch Hfii‘sl‘S. l
CHILDREN m ADULTS
Suffering with Dyscntary. Diar-
rhoea. Cholera him-bus, Flatulent
Colic. and all diseases of the
Bowels. are speedily cured by
lIALE'S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and perfectly harmless.
Never known to fail if used
according to directions.
onus “HE mu.
Peat Moss
. STABLE BEDDING.
- :C‘lean. Economical. Healthful. at
lllli wInt can or ”slam.
H AZ EmirTO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
lliclodfllal. Pine tnillleslnul
WOOD.
W.W.MWMW»..W
Baled Ila" and Straw
67ml, llD FEED.
RaymonODrtllars
NEW STORE.
lhevemmredmybudmur
93! \llSlllIOTDI STREET 93
and havema full line or
HEATERS. ,
Ritual-:3.
craves.
TIN ‘iiIARE
of millet
_ lDIll
i
LII OEOKEII.
”Washington Street 80. Konrnlk.
, Denierln
Wall Papers.
Mixed Painttf,
Whitehead
Oils, Glues,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,’
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
dcr, 82.00.
McCloskey’s Wood FillerwBest
in the Market, $2.00 a Gallon.
l‘ tinting,
l a mt-littnging,
Ca cirnining.
79 Wathinglon Street.
Dorlon POint,
(OOEOORY'S POIIIT
Stil'Tll SUR‘NA LII, FONS.
now OPEN. '
BOATING. BATHIIIO MO FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
it?" Afmgu will runner} at fivmll. 'Snrwalk
with truth: on the how lurk itllll New Haven
railroad.
a. E. (SEWER.
J“ l
’
Any article that has outlireu
‘2'.’ years of competition and im-
itation. and sells. more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins' Electric Snap. fiI’St
made in hm. is just that article.
Those who use it each week I and
their name legion.) save
clothes and strength and let
soup do the erl'k. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, 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. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
is
N B Thy-re nre ntztuy lirnitallion
Elm-trio Stairs. in w “If I {6'0-
' . trir~it_t'plziy~:nnmrt. Dolyl‘uns‘
"ht the original one. all Magnetics“ Hec-
trim. and l-llwtrtrftlagins on» fraud“ 9}“
imitations. Ask for Dbl-hing Electric,
her that our name ison ewry wr-‘Plfl'v
and if any other is rent you by 3'0“"
gnwr. when you order nun. sen‘ -
back to him. "
i. L. (“Rims d: t‘o.
l’hiladr-lpllht, Pa.
l. 0. .lElllllllGS.
Paper Hanger, Daleiminer, Painter
And denier in
Will PlPEII IIIO BORDERS.
bl North Marin street. 50. Norwnlk.
Sample lumltn of full line intent of ice
Papers. Thlfilr‘l'h and liill Linuhlinnfi ta en
hmma for inspection. on notice by poem.
melt? Er! lmnm cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN‘
Carpenter and Builder.
Plus and Specifications furnished.
i am prepared to do all kind- oi work by the
bet-l of workmen. by the day or mutant. It
the [owned prim» end at short notice.
STATES AND MART”: WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
SHOP IT FIVE MILE IIVEI, OT.
”1min BREAK THE DEPOT.
r
ifi'fiié’fr‘ were“
’31,: I‘nfl'fl fill-“fill fl
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