you are not, you
Boll- len Were lllt and ‘lbslr Driver's
menace. mo TANNER orchid."
W
Still Was fl’l’tsellrod.
Colin. Nov. h.-Th‘c Purnellites stoned
the anti-I’nrnelllten from the roof of the
Cork market. William O’Brien received
a blow on the head, and Dr. Tanner was
otruck to the ground. The man who was
driving the car in which the two sat had
his skull fractured. Several Parnallltes
made an attack on the hi. R's and their
friends with sticks and were stoutly re-
sisted. The hospital is kept busy attend-
Ing to the injured.
ewYork-Presbytery Dropped
‘ ‘ the Briggs Case.
in you: we; 94 1089..
with Innis Ins Announced the
nits—er nuns n llglt .r Bells! and
‘, ‘fl '0.” Congratulated by Illa
‘ Wot Pm- aad outlet.
hill meov. ll——Thc charges of heresy
‘ W the Rev. Dr; Briggs, oi Union
; WI seminary have been disposed of
bythepasmge oi the following resolution:
Mud. Tint the Presbytery of New York.
”in: W to the paper of the Rev. Charles
A. Brig“ D.- D., lathe moi the Presbyterian
anchorwoman States oIAmericangninlt
mastothesnmdencyoftbechargesand
new...“ etc-"immuno-
addrem; at man. time. desiring
Mtbopeaoc and quiet oi the church;
andinview of the declarations made by Dr.
W “loyalty to the Holy Scrip-
mandtho estrninstorstandnrd, and ofhla
of lions put on some of
”Mennonite“ todisrnimtbecaoe,and
holly does so dismiss it.
w n level flour Sitting.
Mdlaptnnloftbsebarges against Dr.
Briggs was reached after a seven hour
L] fitting. The vote wan—yeas, 99; naya, as.
The famous one is now settled, so far as
the New York preabytery is concerned,
1min thesynod or general assembly order
it taken up again. The hearing was held
in theScotch Presbyterian church, at 53
We” Fourteenth street. The church was
filled, and many spectators stood in the
~ gallery. Dr. Briggs sat in a front seat.
new nervous and pale. By his-ids
DB. BRIGGS.
ntDrJ’rands Brown, of Union semin-
nry, and Henry Day, his legnl adviser.
‘Inthlncnt just behind him was Charles
H. Woodbury, another of his counsel. The
oomrnlttsoon prosecution, George W. F.
Birch, D. 1)., chairman, sat at n table on
“Imam left. Copies of the charges
mid specifications in thecnee were in the
Mufthomembera
Dr. Brlgxs' objections.
After the opening prayer of the mod—
erator and the transaction of routine busi-
mu, Dr. Brigg) caught the moderator’s
eysand stepped forward with a printed
yiy covered thirty-four pages of a print
ho pamphlet. in his introductory remarks
lbwnoobjootlm to the regularity of the
We or to the jurisdiction of the pron
bytsvyontew York; but It innmry. both
hum and in the interest at the order
“I'll-II“! of the judicial proceedings in
thy-byte". to ills objections to the sum-
charges
duty of the and ppeciilcations in turn
ml is legal shot.
If! havein any way. directly or indirectly,
h. the noes-ion of dietnrbing the peace of the
I deeply regret it. if i have given pnln
to my bretlmpn in the ministry, or
of Christ‘e church. by any utter-
sddrotts I am very atrry.
repeated readings at the addrslw.
What! the seat of strite. in a foreign land,
” May that llnre areany each
m erroniutho addruw so the report
u. Illa! the bar of my own mmwlence l
tel no guilt as regards the grave oflenoe of die-
hrflnclbspsnocsnd harmony ofthecburcb.
“new Improperly Vern-later).
Dr. Briggs then went through the list of
bringing authorities and logic to
thy had not been properly formu-
Bome, be claimed, had set forth
i
H
“In capacity of the gun factory willhssnlha
”in“. Melton.
«no this Melly mots,” said Dr.
"final“... “t :3
- h son merry
‘ a, ‘, trial.” Dr.Vso Dykselessd
‘ ' «bellow-unmanned
awn followed by Colonel
Joseph Clancy.hl. P.. both join in de-
nouncing William (“tried for revealing
confidential documents relating to the
Iloulogne conference.
O’Brien purposely suppressed the fact that
he had agreed that Parnell. should have
the power to veto Trish support of any
home rule bill
and the same power over all important
legislntiou proposed by the Liberalism Tre-
land. Kobody supposed Pnruell’s retire
ment would be permanent or even lengthy.
firmed the statement of Kenny and Clancy
regarding the proposed powerof veto to:be
bestowed on Parnell.
been selected to contest Wexford, made
vacant by the resignation of John 1:}. Red
mond, now contesting Cork.
Freeholder. Mullen and Mcflnlaness
grade crossing of the Pennsylvania rail-
road at Market street last evening. They
ing from a meeting of the jail committee
They Dominance O'Brien.
Dummy. Nov. 5.—~l)r. Kenny and John
They declare that
year
,r‘in ‘
Harrington and William Redmond corn
Thomas, brother of Timothy llcnly, has
KILLED BY A WILD ENGINE.
Meet Death at Newark.
NIWAKK, N. J., Nov. 5,—Peter M. Mullen
and Francis McGuinnees were killedatthe
were members of the board of chosen free»
holders of Essex county, and were return—
in their carriage. A freight train west
bound passed in front ,0! them, and they
were proceeding across the track when a
wild engine bound for New York dashed
into their carriage. They were thrown
fifteen feet, and McGuinucse Tell in front
of the engine. He won horribly mangled,
his head being ncnlped and one leg nearly
severed from his body. Mullen was in~
ternslly injured.
They were taken to St. Michael‘s hos-
pital and died about three hours after-
ward. All the members of the board of
freeholdera were notified of the accident
and visited the hospital. Mullen’s family
and scores of friends were at his bedside
when he died. Both men were old and
well known midente of this city.
Vie-r General Cnntwcll’s Jubllon.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.~0uc of the most
magnificent spectacles seen in the relig-
ions world of this city for some time was
the celebration of the golden jubilee of the
ordination of the Right Rev. Mgr. Cant—
well, vicar general of the Roman Catholic
diocese oi Philadelphia and nrctorof St.
Philip dc Scris church. Huber Cuntwell
is eighty years old, and (or titty years baa
ministered to the spiritual wants oi the
parish. The scene in flfld around the
church was a most inspiring one. Mgr.
Cantwell was born in Waterford, Ireland,
in 1613.
Tried to In! Their Foreman.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 5.—-\\'bile a gang of
Italians were at work digging an excava-
tion at Fulton and Livingston streets the
earth suddenly caved in, partially burying
and fatally injuring several of the labor-
ers. The italians who escorted injury set
upon Foreman McManus, who they
charged with being the author of the acci-
dent. They chased him several blocks
with their picks, and would have killed
birn but for the arrival oi seven-I police
men.
A fllrl llnrnovl to Death.
Gausecuu, Inst, Nov. .1 ~The inctory
of the Acme Railway Signal company was
burned to the ground. So rapidly did the
fire spread that Avrilla Ilegereld. a young
woman oi twenty-four, was caught in the
names and burned to death. Dore Titus
was burned about the face and body. The
fireis supposed to have caught by the ig-
niting of a number of signals The loss
will reach 835511).
Don": of lia-floventor larko.
NASHVILLE, Nov. ambiliiovemor Al-
bert Marks died early Nov, 4 of heart f zil—
ure. lie had been suffering from a slight
cold, but was otherwise well and in good
spirits. Governor Marks was fifty-five
years old. lie taught in the Confederate
army and was governor of Tennessee from
nm to 1m. He leaves a widow sod two
sons. ills remains were conveyed toWin»
cheater, Team, today. .
Walervllet’a Only“ a! BI; Gino.
Wanmxoros, Nov. lit—General Fisgler,
chief of the ordnance bureau, sayslu his
annual report that when the Improve
manta on the army gun factory at Water»
vllrt arsenal are completed this monthtbs
elect to turn out twelve B-Inch, fifteen to
Inch, fifteen which and three ltlincb guns
per annnm
Put-burrs ItsponsIve rm.
leom, Nov. l—l’lrs last night
damaged Godfrey & Clark's paper ware
Arnold E Co, upholstery bones, M00),
and A. Walker sons’. paper bag manufac-
turers. neon Incas nearly covered
Insurance. The Seventh Avenue hotel
was sho slightly scorched.
More lighting the Ila-ea.
Roswell. coon, Nov. Iii—arise most e:-
lustre and destructive forest are ever
known In Western Connecticut herbs-a
raging since Baturday, ten miles north oi
Norwsik, in Wilton. it has already
WWW-of sores. Thlam
same been fighting the lanes night
A Ill. tall-vs In Ierlla.
Bum. Nev. 3M mutation has been
Mbytbsiallunofthebsskoflllrseb-
fold 1; Well for room marks. Several
house to the amount at will); Meyer, by
ppearancss
h! navyeolidlyathiebaek. The vice pest—
royal lushsavilysndtt‘ls
“Imamwhssbsu
m tradlstlonhglvestoths pres-W
W werawnbyonsrot Dir-storm
Arez'yciu particular about the matter of a perfect fit? It"
certainly ought to be.
m”.-. w... .._...m m. ..
know u can
An Attempt Made to Kill the
Brave Chilian.
[ABTIAL LAW Ill UNBASY BRAZIL.
It looks as If Thorn Mlgbl Be Another
llpneaval n... Soon owing to n unar-
nl Between the Military and Civilian
Factions of tile Republic.
Van-ammo. Chili. .via Gttvcstox. Nov.
l—The discovery of a plot to assassinate
f" 'Canto ' ‘greut cl'
here yesterday. Canto led the forces of
the junta which landed at Quintcros bay,
and which, after a series oi lights, cap-
tured Valparaiso and led to the downfall
of " ‘ ‘ He has as a consequence
been the object of the cordial hatred of
such of the partisans of the late president
as are still [in the country. It wan among
these that ,the plot was discovered.
The} ltau’s Ollie-ens cheered.
The steamer ltntn hint arrived at Valv
paraiso and her ollicers and crew were
most heartily received by the populace.
Many people visited the water front to get
a sight of the famous ship.
The sensational storim which have been
cabled to England and theme back to this
country, reflecting upon the conduct of the
United States minister and our naval oili-
cers, are probably intended more for con-
sumption in Great Britain than in Chili
In regard to the allegation that our on-
val olllcers acted as epics in the internal of
Balmscedn, the charge in without found.
tion.
Wilmer-lion of llama-rattle Mon.
“It is nothing less," snidn prominent
American resident here, “thnnavilillct
lion 0! honorable men like Admirals Mc'
Conn and Brown and Captains Sampson
and Schley. All of thee:- other-re i know
personally, and l am certain that they
would not not no they are sold to have
done."
He then said that the American resi-
dents here were secretly in sympathy with
the junta during the war. and that even
among our otllccrs, if there was any pri~
vate leaning toward either side, It was to
ward the Congressionnlistst
Beyond the fact that Admiral Brown
visited Quintcro buy in the flagship San
Francisco. upon receiving inlelligeucetbat
the juutu's troops bud ell'ected n landing
at that point, there was not the slightest
cause toarouse it the minds of the Con-
gressionulists uny suspicion of the Amerl’
can naval oiliccrs‘ at rict neutrality.
Many Warehlps [or Civilian \aners.
Wasnuvoms, Nov. :..—'l'he develop
ments oi the past two duys leave no room
for doubt that thc nnvy department pur-
poses mobilizing :1 Lime fleet of war ves-
sels in the Southern l'utlllt‘. In counter
lion with the. event steps have been taken
to provide a stitlicient supply of coal for
all vessels that may be sent around the
Horn. It is understood that too» tons
have been engaged (or delivery at Callao,
Peru, on short notice.
in addition to the Newark, the Atlanta
and the Philadelphia it is learned that the
Concord and Benniugtou are also being
titted out for the South l’aclfll‘ station.
The departure oi ltcnr Admirul liberardi
for the West Indies a week earlier than he
nuticipated is significant. When he left
New York it was with the illltlcrlllfllldlng
that he would receive further instructions
at St. Thomas that Will carry him to Pacillc
waters.
it will be seen, therefore. that the de-
partment has in view the concentration of
the bulk of the new navy in Pacific wa-
ters. With the Baltimore and the San
Francisco already there, the Yorktown,
the Boston, the Philadelphia and the Po-
trel en route. the Newark. the Concord
and the Atlanta booked for that station,
and the Charleston recalled from China,
the tleet will comprise ten of the veeucle oi
the new navy.
lion Trouble In Brasll.
lttoJaxsmo. Nov. h—lirnlll is on the
brink of another revolution. The light,
solong maintained between congrats on
the one side ‘and President llemloru ds
Ponseca on the other, has reached a cul-
mination. Recently an attempt but been
made to curb the power of the chief rare
utivs. The fact thst da i-‘ooaeca is a
military men has led runny to fear or to
pretend tofesr that he might proclaim
himself dictator.
To prevent any such contingency con-
gress a short time ago a law dsiag
the process of Impeachment of the presi-
dent. Ds Yon-sea vetoed the measure.
llis veto was considered in abeatodess-
alon, which resulted In the carrying of a
motion to override the veto.
lanlal Lew fractal-ed.
Assoon as this action of the national
Moisture was made known to ”alien.
sacs he became very much excited and
thereupon dissolved congress ills decree
to that edset was made public yesterday.
lfsrtlsl law has been proclaimed
throughout lilo Janelro and the other
states forming the confsdsrncy. Whattbe
upshot will be com can say. missile:
bersisoosofgreatlearol what mayte
ltiesssofsnnprlslng lls l’onsecawould
bsvntoslls .thsarmyand
dentin autumnal. The opposition to
military rulers continues very marked.
m ltata Melon n larprles.
Waaulltmlfliov. dun-in regard to the
Milton In the ltata eats, the attorney
general has adispateh from the United
Statuattorney at has Angslenln which It
Islam: “'l’beeonrtlasnslsboratswrittsa
3201: has just decided that them
aadsalptaentot arm-on the
commercial trunnion,
nadthatthe Insurgents manta-tats,
soloay.dittriet or people within union
m" Thislssurprlslngia view of
“that Judge brown.“ thirtieth-re
distrletef NuYfiflJndoslfagb-s,
of the multimeter Virgininbevs
tly admit“. A.
appeslhssbssa
W
cam sad the ‘World's Mr.
Waulnm, For. h—Jnrpbatls
l
tksttbs communion“ to Chill hashes.
M'flsleadersoftbsysatassytbat
3:...th immoral-r
ort topmost-tin Chili
at experienced-thematic.
MMNOMM
n ur‘:
There is only one
sort of fit about a suit of clothes that dausrn’t sit casiiyh—it’
is fit for nothing. ~ If it cramps you in one place and hangs
too loosely in another, it should ishare the fate of every other
nuisance—wit ought to be abated. You cannot be too fits-
.iidious for us. The more particular you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we give to everything
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.
m. w... .e... .
THE BIRTH OF A PRAVER.
About the church eoft "Illnlt' titnvml,
Fair voices borne on organ mun,
With lllllfll light Tlil‘ dim atl'vll'n “llllr‘l‘d'
Like cam tlml Mimi: outer Int-cs;
The twelvefimetlm curred in "(one
Lmked grimly down upon ilu- have,
Where faces chilly so their mm
Roslyn of kindling irrvur turn.
The music nod-Ibo eum‘nluo kept
The secret of their minions well.
As o‘er our heavy nnllm they wont
Thelnlc ofeutply pmiv e to tell;
Nor ruby light. our old gmy walls.
Nor vested priest. nor lumir lair.
Nor the sweet holy bush the: full»
Within a church. "mm heart» In my".
I law a any old man bend down
llls shaggy head. his iormwed face,
And, with a plea-ted and pollen! iro’wn,
Help his woe lnnu in tzul the plate:
The two ltcmln‘obix-xl nlmut the page.
limes and withered lwuu‘s at play;
One linger plump. lllit' crooked with no,
Picked verse by rerun the doubtful way.
Great Kiowa-e. begin: to the lines.
Braced his dim eyes the word» to trace,
“'blie the email punter walrhnl the plum
0f hope or failure in his face;
The knotted linger stopped M 1m.
50 did the plump one. with an air,
And up and down much looks were cast
That in my heart woe born a prayer.
~Jolm llrid lntktod Words.
[low to no Healthy and Hairy.
A new prophet has arisen. His claims
to attention are imperative i mm the fact
that he guarantors his followers exemp-
tion from two of tin- rev-amt afflictions
to which fnehionnblv Ill-ab is help-dye;
pepsin and Iuddncm. The name of the
prophet is l'dtori, :l liussiou. nod he
bears his credentials writ large on his
person.
Though he has already passed the
span allotted to humanity by the
sum and as well thatched nu Absalom.
His mleeof longtwity rm: refreshingly
simple. Escbew all lll’llie’. um‘rr elmve,
live in the opm air as much mi preamble,
and went its little (.‘luflwe'i on you can-
thcsc are the curdiuul illIt‘ll'lllrh of hy-
giene according to Khorf. Sn shall you
become healthy, l.:ippy uml hairy: for
in the view of the new pmpln-t the nat-
ural condition oi the human lwing is to
be all hairy like Batu. ul’ all downy like
Stanley's pygtnie‘e. Alum: all, you must
“wnlk rbylltuiicully," for Dr. Khurl
maintains that we digm with our logs
and not with our storunvli. Meat. spirits,
mineral wat-lrs, and thu'utrrs are all to-
booed in the Khorfiun system. l'nrwnully,
he never wears a but. and tu‘n‘I-s his rum-.12
in the opt-u air. Noduulit, if this birmte
sage's mode of life m-rv mmpulsorily
enforced on the emu-r 1mpulnlit‘m we
should all it» hlfi'lllilllg Snuinu in it cnuplr'
of generations. If t't‘vr tin-m la a vial
or on emperor who i» on ardent Darwin
inn, tin-temptation to try x‘ rxgmmm-nl
will probably prm‘v- trrr:«:~:ilxl--. Almnzlun
“lulu“.
Ilornlmy's "t; linm.
The distinction is now mid to li"lnng
to Bombay of penmsm'; the :rvutmt
piece of mild "Murry c-ntistruwzu-n that
the world has ever own in mud: to times.
It appears that lur' )‘t’nl'vi post the water
supply of lbmbny lli‘pt‘ibll'll upon works
known to he Ilr‘lt‘t‘lli‘t‘. involving the
pouihillty of a \vutvr famine in that
great custom .wupm't, and in vivw oi
this a crinsttltullou of eminent engraver:
was llr'ltl, nudu-r the dirvction u! the
govermxn-nt. wuh tln- rmull that n largo
dam was ilvlo-nnnml on, to inch-s» the
watershed oi the Valley “'llli'll druiue
into the sen south of llomluzty.
This gignntic hlruz‘ililv. llt'h'l‘ITTP-l and
accomplished by til» hillh‘l’lur rugmmr
ing okilloi T. ('. iilovrr. in [Wu mile-l
long, ll” fort in height, and loll foot
wide at the has». Willi n roadway on
the top 24 furl “min, lb» slunovmrk
alone costing EMMA“). 'l‘ln- lake
of water which this dam uuprisoneis
some eight square tnilr» in arm. and
sixty miles of pipe perform tho .wrvh-e.
Twelve llmtuntul Hindu» were epoch“.
ly trained by Rustin":- (“our in: cut-
ployuu-ut on this dam. «Xvi? York Sun.
No Place- to Spend Manley.
Th» puy nlmrzl the South Shoal light.
ship is wturwhat liigin-rtlumuuntlwr
llglllahlpa. The cupluiu [I'm-WM “All”,
the mate fill!) and the crmv mm, 'mm
mus may not swm large. but it tone! be
borne in mind that own the pnnllgul turn
would have found it ilugmeuiblr- in make
away with his patrimony on the South
Shoal lightship. vegm-iully us lllt' govern»
ment furnlzduvu ull lilipplll's. Ugly-muni-
ties for eatmvngunce llfl' ulsmlntcly
wanting. (Nomi-molly a member oi the
crew may fi‘flllllk in u anally 3mm tone
that he is going amund the mrrwr to ur-
der acme of champagne or to be um-
ured Tor a drum mil: but “Ii'l’l' is rim-m-
nor wGustav Kobbe in Century.
Bright um. “Ills.
Little Edith had the habit of ruling
out the colt part of her bond and tut-Ir-
ing the crust under the edge of her plate.
Her mother had impunity rppmrnd
With {or this reprehcmribh'prm’tim, but
it sppesrcd to have no liming mm.
The other evening Edith mo detected at
be! old trick. Enid her mother:
"Edith, how often how I told you
about leaving your mats? 'i'hcre my
comes day when you‘ll be glad input
data.”
“Yes, momma." replied Edith. with s
demure, whimsical amulensocc. "that's
what I‘m saving them lor.“-llueton
fumypheesontofllewkeglsndw
andthsremfrwseeh henksesoept
thee-sown states—thus Is no undu-
Psalmist, he is as agile no it young upus— ‘
Tito»: Lunar ro Smut;
we rrr Tut-mm,
U
You went
DID ”EVER rm
mtgrsrmon was:
mwmfimx
”murmur-n,
lath-s. nan-la
nuance-sa- In em mum muslin
adv-ass} Vernon-0:“ sathlsestbua-
”any?“ “Wauaueul’lnuu
NA t vmfltndc.
“BOSS” ,
Leech !_i_l_k_ Biscuit
Sce that each Boss
biscuit is stamped
Does your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker?
i
.1
L
Spring Style
HATS
IN ALL GRADEg AS!) COLOR.“ 0F
sliIiandSoitNllsSilkHais
Boy's Hats and Cape. Crush lists for lien and
Dora Nutria Suit lists for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularlttention Paid to Fixing,
cleaning and Ironing SiIIt IIets.
I
_; r- . .. ‘, ' _
0
fl Ill-ulster In
1‘. it. Pale-l 0-20.
1876 In I833.
‘ Ofli-‘ce. li’ui Main Street,
IBIIIBRPOR'I‘. C0“-
Niakes an everyday (mince of an
old'time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
ksge makes two large pies. Avoid
mullahs— and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL 8t SOULE, Syracuse, N. T.
plan
Within 5 III-toe. Ylvo mt maple cot»
later I embla- o’er-t “anagrams“:
"mists rowan hanks, New-in
e l
"I. Y W l ‘0'.-
.. ermine:
Nil Naekarltllo.
Slurryml'lumhing
inhuman-limit:
aspsclalty.
Til III tutti III! “It.
Ilst lIr amt-spurt H-
is: Itwrs.
mnmnumrwlmm
Florida Boiler
MOIIHIUIIK‘,
r
Do you find any difficulty lb finding a suit that suits you?
Ii” you do, what is the trouble? Whatever it is, we will take
the trouble to remove it. W 3 cell no unguitable suits; they
are optic our line. We makeit‘ ourpbuhiness to hold the
lead by keeping ahead in fit, material“ and price. Whatever
else happens, you can make up your mind to one thing—-
there .will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other re-
spects we will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
well as a perfect fit.
"’"lINEWWiIkII Milli!
- PAVM ENTS
To all who nave not taken the advice experc
lence has tau ht and fortified the system
against clima channel. by taking
LOXATO N TC
and are now soilsrlng from the consequences.
we say.
STOP THAT OOOGH
DNEDDllAll WEEKLY
NATOIIES. ONNINS, ONIONS
NINTH DlDDIlS DIAMONDS.
immediately, with onelbottle of
unity of sucrose.
Don't sulfer any longer
ache or anLoolber ind
malarial po
lem at once with one bottle of
Yankee lung Soother
after trying all other known remedies and
failed, you can at once turn to this with a cer-
DOES CODE l DOUGH
with headachedwmer
of when attending
ning,but drive it out of the aya-
TNBON, JOHNSON & DONI’ANTl
2|! Montague 8L. city Hall Square
Brooklyn, Il.’ Y.
Thus for our goods delivered in South Nor.
walk have given general satisfaction. and (:21?
method of pa) merit in highly apprecint
Full information can be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PITZER,
STI LLsou’s
SPECIFIC
FOR
MALARIA,
a cure guarantecdhr money refunded:
GERSIIIIM umnnn
l3 NOllTN IIIN STREET,
olIllilll.k‘.‘S BLOCK). SOUTH SURVIVALK.
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nut, runs. OYSTERS. FRUITS
vmmtmrs. BUTTER, , EGGS.
CliEl‘Sl-l.LARD.SIIOUI.Dl-Ills
1301.0th AND CANNED
ju20 3m GOODS
New York Dressed Heats cheap
for Dash.
Fill lND WINTER NIlllNElll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
importer of Fine Nliliinrry. Furmrrly .\'o. :i
Warn 1-! not. tww
IT MAIN STREET, NONNllK.
Trimmed millinrrv, 1m iliil'ercnt patterns.
liars nu» ready. ' he latest not‘elllrr‘ from
abroad and extensive patterns from our own
Mull-itch.
Hallo. Turbane. Tq dos and Thinnetx. Fine
cut jet ornaments n crown cmonets. band
egrvtta. birdn and bunt-rill“. Ohilrlt‘h and
fancy feathers. Elegant line of fine silk velvet
all shale» and colon.
Having made srransremenle with one of the
leading now of lnndun. ling, to supply us
with guests direct from Paris and London. time
rillbllllK us in fnl'nlsll our cutnmen with the
moat correct style: at prim-s to suit All.
TRY THE
“Nam” columns
(IF THE
EVENING SENTINEL
syn-trauma“:-
flll MT! Mill
l‘J RAILROAD PLAC l1.
SOOTN NOBNllN CONNIE’.
logont
,
, Family Horses, (”lrovcry
a. Fine Coach Horses. In
in the Horse
All Horses sold by this on.
tablinhment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
mg
mots Low.
Brookslde Stock Farm. .
l‘lill‘fitlil, Former-8’ Horses, in foot, Auyth
Line.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Homes, Pacing llorsc
CHILDREN unAIIlIlTS
Suffering with Dyscutary. Diar-
rhoea, Cholera Morbus, Flatulcnt
Colic, and all diseases of the
Bowcls, are swcdily cured by
HAL 1'5 l‘lIliDlAL. Plcdmnt
to take and [wrfcctly harmless.
Never known to fail if used
according to directions.
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
('lean. trim-tied, Healthlul. at
am mt cost ovum.
H AZ E "LTO N
Cross Creek
COAL-
ought. an new
WOOD.
Skill AND FEED.
Raymondlrmhers
NEW STORE.
Therm-runes“
flNlSNMGTMSTIEETOS
andhavenowahllltassf
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TIN WARE
doll“
muons-um
mmmm
T. 8., IONALBSDN,
l.II.DEIIIiEIi.
owl-mum elm Bo.Norwalk.
Dealerln ‘
“'3“ Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Vamishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Stop Lad
der, $2.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon.
Painiin ,
Pa ’r- anging,
(Ia cimining.
79 Washington Street
Dorlon Point,
(GNEOONT'S ”IN“
SOUTH NOR‘VALK.
NOW OPEN.
BOATING. BlTNlNG IND TISNIND.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy.
CONN.
FE" A'stm will mnnmvt at South Norwalk
with trauma. on the New York and New Haven
mllrnml.
a. E. Ewen.
Any article that has outlived
'22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins' Electric Soap. first
made in tune. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. 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. T ry it next
Monday.
There are many imitation
N, B, Elw'trlt'SOflpH in which elec-
tricity plays no r part. Dobbins?
is the original one. all Magnolia. Elec—
trics. and Electro—llagim are frawlulont
limitations. Ask for Dobbins' Electric,
seethztt our namcison every wrapper,
nudif any other is sent you by your
grocer, when you order cumoend it
back to him.
i. l.. ('BAGIX d; ('0.
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangertaltiuimdairtet
And denier In
Nlll PAPER AND DONOEIIS
at North Main street. 80. Norwatn.
Sample bmke of full line latest at lea
Papers, Borders and till! Mouldings l rn
boom for impectlon. on notice by rental.
melt Eutlmntce cheerfully gives.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Iain strut.
”mire
Norwalk Chronicler