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land,” we are, not; standing
great sale (if trousers has
toryof the trade. Certainly nothing ike it
before in this city and, it it ever, has been matched else; A'
where, we have yet to hear of it. it has been a source of
just as much astOnishment to these who are in the business
as to those who are out of, it. They don’t understand how
we can afford to sell a first rate pair of trousels at a third,
rate price. Well, we are doin
and‘"'"l'ook at the trousers and the prices—both will astonish.
III THE SEIIITE
Senators McPherson and Cock-
.rell Have a Little Tilt.
m A mun remorse mm.
The Strut-Io Was a New Janey Ola
and lemma Wasted "0,000 lore
Ila- tha, Committee Reported. but
cocktail ablated and lie Didn't Get It.
Wasanturos, Jan. It—There was almost
a‘ucene‘finthesenate between leach-
rull. of MI, and Ir. )tcl’herson, ot
Newlsrsoymvera New Jereeypublic build-
In bill. his discussion arose upon are-
qusstbylr.lcl’hersontotakenpandpass
asmalipublicbnilding hill to luau-stint
atolapublicbuildingat KobohemllJ"
b.1104“). , ‘
Hr. Oockrell protested against the con
“elation of these calendar billeuntilthe
rsporhouthesebilhhadbeeureceived lrom
thepnbihsprinter.
Xr.Hcher-sou,oxplaiulngthefacte,aaid
the original plan provided only ioraone
“buildinghuttbe cltinsns had united
languaranteeolthecontractortoempower
himtompend work until congress could
beappealedtotoauthcrisoamore suitable
hufldhg. Theatateoi'NewJersey—oneot
theorfiinaithirteenstates—hadlesemoney
W for its public. buildiugathan
hadbeenappropriatedtohuild a postoflce
In one western city not yet twenty-live
years old. All he desired tosay, that it
thesenatedeniedthisjueticetothsstateol
NewJe‘rsey,il anotherpnblic bill
pa-ed the senate itwould beatthevery
lasthonrotthesemion,andnotbefore.
CockraHBuCWana.
MWt Hr. Cot-hid] tohisleet, who
htqnirodwithmewarmth: “Dolundeo
ataudthe senator tothreaten that noothet
lillsahali go through unle- this bill is
men.”
Ir. .IcPherson—Not at all. 1 say the
stated New Jersey is entitled tcproper
mammaudifthellnitedstaheabso
povertystriekenrsuottobe able tomahr
iii ' the people otNewJor
”y. puttlseirhandain their ownpock‘
otsandprovideasuitablebuilding.
'XTothiaromarhlr.Cochrellreplied
amidst lsughter and some excitement.
“Why, Ir. President, that h the most
ridiculous proposition ever made on the
Inoroflhessuate—tosay that thestateol
Howlerseybscaussitwas oneoithethie
tsenoriginai atatesmusthave jmtasmany
publichuildinpandjustaamuchmoueyaa
aayothoratate. Therehno loundatiouot
j'tioe or equity or [air dealing in th-
popoaitiou. New Jerseyisentitledtojust
themetraatmentasany other state‘and
aomore.
Ir. lantern“, am with somewarlnth
dmaaner.aaidhewasnotwiflingthatthe
mmummmnould placehisown
”action on his (Ir. HcPherson'e)
m Theaenator’s voice would probably
hshsudhteriu thosemion in favorol
“Watts” fora largeamount in
mudmnmwm.
no eon-nice Bill Passed.
Hrlbohnllagain occasioned laughterou
“limo! the senate by turning to Ir.
W and saying, with his lavos'lte
mapdutmghisflnger: ”l'heuuator
h yunlortunato in his erphna-
tiers lashedyou (pointingtollrchPheo
malforadeeeutexphnathnmnd theseaa-
”proud-odes” lam tryingtowitlr
“Nathan". and just approprhtion. i
italiywantsdtchnowwhythiscommittee
Maewhomthe senator himseitappeared
aadwholcmedon his recommendationto
run-mend an appropriation ol "mono,
“d be overridden by the senatorand
hhamemlmentt
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coal Ora-It )tlum Plaid to no Arming
wills Gatling (inns.
Instincts. Jan. H.—The return in core N
Vista to Goal Creek accompanied by s tort-e
otmilltiaaudarmedgmrdaaudthetalkol
the return at convicts to Briceviile and
Oliver llprings, has kindled snow among
mining people resent toward the stats
authorities and the lessees.
'l‘beminera-ytheywilibedrlven ontil
cmviotaareworltedln the minus, and that
the tuning amongtheurolthe couvictaby
the state nutimritiss and bosom will virtu-
ally mnllecnte their property. They claim
thatthe workingoftheconvicta htnIossto
them by not unlythe numberoi free miners
they supphnt, but by compelling operator!
who do not employ convicts to reduce wages
toabasiseqnaltowhat the‘ieseeos pay (or
opnvict labor. .
There are fit) soldiers at Coal Crush
awaitingany movement of miners, whose
quietude and Iatisnco is alarming. It h
thecalmhetomthestorm, which Governor
Buchanan has mid will come, and must be
met. Eugene lierdlLtheleader of the
miners, has been to New England, return
ingyosterduy, and numerous heavy bones
arrived with him. These boxes were
smuggled the cars in wagons and car-
riedtothe andrumorhasit that they
were tilled with Gatling guns, neldpieoes
and small arms.
Nomancansay wbenthellghtwill
come, but come it must, and .when the state
i lost expecting it. Forayear at least
the state must be at themcrcyotacuto
throat mob offal“) miners, until the meet-
iugot the leg'mlnture in lrll'l, who only can
mnabolish convict mining, or they must be
swept oi! the earth in a pitched battle.
CARDINAL MANNING DYING.
All Hope ol' the hlnuat Prelato'a Be.
«very Ilaa Bee- Abandoned.
Immx, Jan. lt—Cardinai Manning,
who for some time past hubeenillwith
Indueua, is in a very critiml condition, and
all hope of h'm recovery hasbeen abandoned.
He received the lat sacrament in the mom
ing and the blessings! thopopewsstelo
graphed to him. The physicians 0! Car
diual honing announced that tbeycould
nohmgerhold out any hope for the recov-
ery at their patient. His maladyisbroo
chib. complimted with congestion ot the
Thecardinal was able this alternoon to
make (or-ma] profession 0! his faith, the in.
premive and touching ceremony being ob
served In the menace oi the full robed
«house! the diocese, who were arranged
about the bed. Afterward the venerable
[relate teebly uttered his blessing upon the
canoes.
Both these ceremonies indicate the belie!
olali concerned that death is near. Tel-
egrams were sent to the w. (hrdinal
Gibbonsand others highinthe churchap
prisingthemoi' the expecteddemiseoltbe
Indexer. The dying cardinal lies in a mall
bedroom at the top oi the archhihop'e
home, Westminster, which he has occupied
as his sleeping apartment since 1252.
Brice Bering-ins lien.
Wssulxo'rns, Jan. lI.——Scnator Brice.
chairman of the national Democratic com-
mittee. has written to Chauncey F. Black
that Mr. Kerr, chairman oi the Penmylvp
nia Democratic state committee, would be
recognised as the succemor oi the late Wil-
liam L. Scott on the national committee.
Ir. Kerrwasappointed bythe state com-
mittee and chime now that there is no var
uncy. William F. Barrity. the Cleveland
candidate {or auction to the national com
mittee, will endeavor, however, to be elect-
ed by the state committee when it meets on
the filth lint.
Well Supplied with Wives.
Cuvauso, Jan. ii.——John Anderson,
held here under charges of robbery and big-
amy, and who has been rapidly gaining a
worldwide reputation owing to his numer
cu matrimonial alliances, today heard
through the police of {our more women,
residents also many diflerent states, who
whhtoclaimhimsetheir lordandmseter.
Thismahesa total of "teen wives [or An-
demon.
A New Ink-"Ilatlelpltla Canal Imus].
Naw Your, Jan it-At the annuaimeet
ingot the New York board at
tion a delegation cl representative
deiphiam. headed by Prolossor Lewis I.
Haupt,ol the University“ Pennsylvania,
urgedtheconstructiouoi‘ a canal between
this city and Philadelphia.
In. Ir. Baylor flares-ha.
Mar Pans, it. J., Jan H.——ilev. Gar»
oer It. Snyder died at hishomeatOcsan
Grovsfromthegrip. lie was seventy-one
yaarsoid,andwas one or the besthnowu
mesnbsrsotKow Jersey annual ooniereucs
olthalethodbtlpimopaichnreh
‘l’he Isms- lovait Growl...
communes-u, Jan. It.-—'i‘he Yemen
multimedia; 'i'herebshhavecutths
telegraph wire to ventthetroperatioas
to Turkish
human-lib” mum
are v
apoathscapltaiolthsprovlnm.
Il'hls’l‘t‘a-ollad lousy.
dismiss. it—Andrsw Start, a
mu‘m byatrriaanddisd. At
maupledonsevsralyearssgolitarhhsdlnst
both (I “heads-darts”. Oahlspeo
stew-found tau and a hank book tot
mm
‘I'Is Haney laah‘s cast “at.
Wanna-car, Pa, Jan. lt—‘l‘hs cashier
tlshflshnutaaes.
wanhsioaadaahortagsot'OMMlalp
Wumhhasllan.
DD Imam. Jaa. teammate
Istaesatr'ai mn-
aaism awning
tsmahsastroag orttosecars
m“ resonators-Bobs.
aaa ran-haunts Ina.
Guam, Via, Jsa. M.--1‘hs m at
mums-linearised”-
‘ veuenamc survives
John Granules! Whittier, the poet, is Ill
with thsgrip at the houwof hlsoounlulu
ew Mass.
Biotingis reported from the interior cl
Guatemala A strong pally tutors Reine
Barrios tor president.
Four men were injured, two mortally, by
an extrinsic!) in n govoniaumt powder fuc—
tory in the City or Mexico.
Frank Rutherford. n t'fll'rlllgl' painter of
Cincinnati, liecanw min-d by the grip and
totally stabbed his wile with a your at
scisstua .
Two more arrests. one that of Dmgm
viofl', the notorious annn'bhit, were made in
[motion in connection with the alleged Wal-
sall anarchist conspiracy.
The St. Savionis flour mills on Tooley
street, London, were burned ’l'umldey.
”,0!!! bags of flour being destroyed and
several firemen injured.
The exportation of wheat from Finland
has been totally prohibited. .
THE PRINCE'S, CASE SERlOUS.
little Chance That the Duke o1 Clarence
Cass Recover.
141N003, Jan. M—Gruat nmimbeunion Is
(eltin all elders-sol minty regarding the
condition of the duke of Clarence and Avotr
dale. heir presumptive to the throne of Eng‘
land. The attack of congestion of the lungs
from which he i enduring at Sundringham
Hall has developed into a very serious use,
and the chances are that the (Illlh: will not
monitor. -
The Prince and Princess of Wales are de-
scribed as nearly prostrated by the serious
illmmot their son. The prince looks hag-
gard, and his lace boars traces of n prolonged
Virgil. He was eviiiently slimiriug deeply.
The sudden and dangerous illness of his son
haaaflwted him to such a degree that his
family are said to have some apprehensions
as to his own health, and he '5 being cart.L
fully looked after. The i’rinmu May tries
to bear up bravely, but she, too, is nearly
broken down by tho sputtmde oi her royal
lover’s condition.
Garza Captures l‘aaa Brando.
Dunno, N. ll, Jan. it—Tbc revolution-
ista have captured the town of (.‘asa tlmudo
alter a hard light, in which several persons
were killed. The revolutioninta were well
disciplined, well suited and are incrwtsing
in numbers daily. When the trumps arrive
from Chihuahua 11 battle in capwtm, which
may prora- duos-drone to the government, as
the soldiers will only number ill) men. and
will meet. a greatly superior (our. The
leader 0! the revolutionists is a Mexican
named Sula, who [niniciputml in the Meeilln
riots in ISTI.
Illa stuck to llor Husband.
Minoan-rows, N. J.. Jan. l-l.~)lim Laura
Belle Van Kirk, the pretty daughter oI
Charles Van Kirk, a (armor, shim! with
and married Fred Lamb, a young English
man who was employed by her father. Tb:
couple returned for the paternal biasing
but the parents refused to nn-unzniza- tin-u
daughter’s husband. em the young brill.» gut
Moll-thee and the newly mall. I' {Air left
for pom unknown.
Senatorial Deadlock In Iowa.
Du lemme. Jan. l-i._ln the senate!
W. (Hid, Republican. m-oiwd Lil votes tor
senator. Brown, Republican, and the
Democrats retrained (rum Voting. Scout-n
l-‘lnn appealed from the ruling of Lienten
ant Governor Poynter that there was no
election. but the chair was sustained by a
vote of «ii to N. The minute then adjourned
until it) o'clock Wednesday morning.
Peculiar Canadian Methods.
learner. Jan lt—‘i‘be new Qua-Dot
government has unearthed another batch oi
letters 0! credit: by which the liercirr min
istryplcdgul the credit oi the provinces
year in advance to the extent of over so».
coo. Should the Dollouchvisolle ministry
decide to take them up they will have dini-
culty in getting the money as the treasury
b practically empty.
Minister “Moll! Improving.
Manon, Jan. Il.——linister Unwln ’- be
lieved to be making cumiortablo-pmgreat
toward recovery, but will rentain in bed
until Dr. laciagau permits him to rice. Tm
hospital alstersanda nurse are in attend
ance upon the minister, and Mrs. lducoln It
on her way back trorn France, where ah:
has been making a tour.
Havana. Jan. l-i.-'i'be sisthgame in the
chem match between. W. ilteinits and
Nigeria resulted in another vicwry for
the timer, who won the game, a two
knights delsnae.alter forty—eight moves.
Malta uowloads the Russianbyous
point, the score being liteinita '3, Treblxovlo
l,drawn:i.
I'aald Inna Its Death.
(.‘ulcaoo, Jan Int—Dr. Uiich A. Both
w-lound starved and {roam to deathat
Washington street and Filth nvmuo. lie
was the brotheroi Thomas H. Burke, under
WM belsnd who, with his supe
rlor. Lord Cavendish, was amassinatedin
Pit-unis park. Dublin. on May mm
lie Forged Ills Dali-fa its-e.
anaw. Jan. M.-0eerge B. Webb, son
da wellhnown cltiaen cl Locum. was
treated here as he wastakiagatrdntos
thewest. iieiosgedhb iather‘snametoa
ehsdr,whioh be poured npoaajewehy
Irmotlmhport. Webb has been leading
am life.
man-t iaacaliialea.
New Banzai-a. lat-Mm Daniel
Motsneammdlnglneer O'Neil.“
heightendOcaduetorDuniarmrtheex-
prenwerehunrsdina eolifloa cansedby
anhplaesdswiteh. ~
A Very lanow heaps.
Ionatmws,’i’san.. Jan. ita—A talus
at leaflvaie, ‘i‘ena. overths Proud Dread
kg hem , 4
on, any ceremony "either-s
never been audio
g it; if you doubt it, come
led in the his-9 ,
was ever seen ‘.
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wane mm”
0h. White llarie from the mmtaln his.
Came down when the World went Haylnc
from the snow of the [mike the! shine alwar.
To the sum 01 the lit-ids that lluworllu lav.
Whore Shy Mantle and tiaury Dinette
”and liaby liaison-v were playing.
hilt-li- Whiti- Marie iruln lln- mountain high
Litu- n wandering wind—Humor «Waylon;
And till, the our-rise In her no". ninth sys—
Al the blrmunflg ball of wonderful It“
With which H.) Smelli- au-l Saucy Dinette
«and Ittby I’pallirflv' were playing!
n
tihy Sir/Mis- mmld not an Ill‘fli,
And naughty Ilnu’lia-Iln-Lt ln-r luv-e awry.
Aml [right-elm! \Izlrir turned will in fly
Back to her imam. Ilw [unwri- by.
When '
Baby Babette in the gran-sea high—-
A mnrxuerite nut—so ay lug.
[leached Ire-r IIltll'T! with a luuult 0! delight.
And scattered a «new or allnllakcn white.
With node and smiles and baby wiles
And baby words. null saying.
'I‘ln-nl
Dinette threw Ilt‘l' ball and cried "It'll"
And Suzette looked sorry and sailtl "0 out!”
And Marie murmured a swort “Merci!"
And then ~nml men ~
Dear llahy llabol In and any Susana and Saucy
”lactic.
With White Murin- imm the mountain high.
In the snow or the limb were playluzl
—"lr¢inla Woodward Cloud in Ht. Nicholas.
GOOD MANAGER BUT POOR WIFE.
A Serious Condition “that title- Cors-
lroata tlta Careful Housekeeper.
"Good manager but pwr wile.” Thin
statement at wimt an ull'n-Iiomte, Indus
tried-s, ioyni women may Income seems
severe. but, altos! it I» toooften true. It in
the ilonuedlc veraiou oi the mini. noise and
cummin story so commutiy remiss! in
human line The wergbtirr tin-titers o!
the law come from the heart nod soul o!
[be individual. They cannot be got with
the labor at the lutmls They unto! the
spiritunlnnd nit-null lilo. gnm'inu.rxprtlltl-
lug, and Iiuiuiruttmg the inlior oi the heroin
In UNISUIIIl proportion to their tree, and,
little used, leaving tire mam or woman
sordid, [a-tly, ignoble.
Ami Immune tlu'so: Iunucn murmt be
weighed or nun-burn], but felt and cxpni
cue-“I, is perhaps why it is that they are
hunk-r totzrnep when practical dutimlill
the boom lint in that gruep lies the key
of such a life as shall mtieiy and Mrs-i
those within its intlurmre Thane splint.
unlquulitioe list-time viviliul when trail»
[used through aiiflng. loving brnrt. The-y
work hourly trust-dormntinun in the labors
oi' mlny. tanking lmnwly mil ia-nutiiul. and
guiding mpimtinm litmus to hinder. ton
den'rtlei-sis.
No one ehodld keep tin-u» iui~zli ideals
more resonantly in the luroxruumiol the
lite picture whicb cash of u» in daily [stint
lug than the wihuuul umtlwr ’i’iu- busier
and more workminy the Me, the matter
should be the ellort rethink high (Insights.
and not to let the labor tIm'cml into more
dmtlgcryukin w the inelitn'tiw “Hill“?
of tin-annual linking, “nu-punt. noting.
plittltiirig~—tlim' llltilr~ tail-w llu- «mum
antllnm- oi the umjnrily u! Imam-“sues.
But every one can n-mll new; lmusca
when every duty is exactly pchurumI, yet
where the even-lice 0! home We In» evnrmr
stat.
All in immaculate. but the benrteof the
family rare cold. Thors- are no l‘UIth'IH,
but tlu- minds are narrow and sum”
Every umterinl persuasion i.- tiu-rr. but the
immune M'It plemure, inlemt and nym
puthy elsewhere. It may sn-m unyust to
lay so much of the deterioration of a home
at the Wire's door. but she in the hrs-ml die
primer, and it. is not alone the umterial
Ioodshe to to give birth but that. which
shall feed the umbiliom, slowly the pur
poms and purify the Ill-urns o! thme Inf
whom she has tumult-d im- place.
A wile who line no interest in herlms
band's pursuit.» or who cares not to under
stand his lx-nilcxitit-af f:lll- in nor oppw
tunitius The wile who HIillin out axial
plt'mtum and relaxation» Irt‘t‘miha' llu-y
bore her or 'K‘Cfl"!!! site i~ tm‘musy em
Site either forces Iit'l' huslmml to aw}.
picturing without her. and III’ll’t’H the tint
wedge OI din-mouse lis'l wh-li them. or rles'
shuts him into her own narrow strum
phone. And so. tltmngh all lb.- export
slices o! Insure lilo, the wile not. it she
looks at everything wholly iron: a mu
ter’utl standpoint
It Is not strange when children bent
nothing but [wily talk and we not hing but
dull repeated work that they grow up
without a maturity for high thoughts, and
lacking the powrr to Mint moral tempts
lions Natures grow on what they It't'tl on.
and parity 0! motive and elevated purpose
must have their roots planted and watered
when the heart is young.
A woman who thinks that her butt!»
work, which well nigh overwiwltas her. is
all she an do. my be sure tbat there is in.
better use for ll portion oi her time than to
daily lift herseit out o! the narrow confines
0! her labors and to rest and rein-sh her
sell in new town-Ate and bnxuicr syrups»
thira Any woman on» do this. though all
do not slimb the ammo partway or reach
the saute height. The opgumuldtics may
be low and the mlvnntuges slight. but
laithtnlly used they will develop and step
by step the way will lead over onward and
upward. And the one step lathe path
way lstossa wbnt piece at work can won
done and the time la- semi. rather than
how much mom mint, noise and cummln
the busy housewife can crowd lilo her is!
ready too hurried days.
liavlng thus breathed the bowler air. it
(any briefly. let her mmveu. amoral that
in this way In leflIItIHI the rounded.
balanced character at the good wile--
higher and uobier creature than all tht‘
«unpack-ct "managers" beneath thseaa
spy at heavm—Ilarpsr‘s Bum
Chara-tar its Conversation.
Theotherdaylmetayouoglaiywhois
educated, well inlemsduuitbewsysot
the world.sutlstled with berselfandnot
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
Imitationswanl insist on having the
NONI": SUCH brand.
IERRELL 8: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
Within .5 Minutes. rive cant sample con
talus I wore; ’l‘en rent sample- mntains :'
cures. Regular film “an, due. 8 CI mallrv
pile plaid h? ‘l'llll'fi'lii t JAMYJ. “ imiml-
lrnxubte, lrooklyn. X. f. Sol-i b;- tilr to.
lowln South Norwalk drunk-ts: '. II. Ila!
'-~r.‘t. It. Ilovt. it it Plat-m! u w Hull-w
I‘qunpnfledeukmw
‘ , "You;
HI: Scared)! Know, the Boy
who suddenly flashes on you arrayed in one of our 9
suite. It will . take him all his time to wear theni‘out,‘and;
you know what that means for the family pocketbook. They
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of shears. and they won’t look battered after they
have been vigOrously battered about the playground, You
can get no suit that will become him better and what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
have never been and never will be offered for sale.
i
Before You leap
In an old and tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing us any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who 1- have
charge of Printing
will do well to
look at the bean—
tiful. Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs.
. Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc., on exhibition
at the
Sentinel office.
We do the very
be t and finest
inting that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
office. factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine Catalogue
m: and Book Work a
specialty.
Evening Seminal,
13
Railroad Place.
South Norwaik,
" Painless neutry'
lea lethal.
So. IIIIIWIIK IIEITIl I’IIIIIIIIS.
Over the Post (lilies.
Teeth Filled and Extracud With-
out Pain.
'Il’eeth Extracted. Bis:
’ll'eeth Extracted Without Pain. no:
limits?" EM. 751: and I
min; and Polishing. Cl M 'Wul'lfl’r
lrtlficial Teeth Without Plates.
(CROWN AS!) BRIDGE “'0!th
Sets 0! Teeth from 350
BEST 881' on red rubber. .m
Nobettsr made. no matter how much you pay.
Ill Work Guaranteed to hstltslsst
nmni omnmlatet d
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nit ly
' 5' South Iain 8h. 80. Israeli.
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SOUTH NORWALK
DEALER IN
pets, paints, oils. glass,
colors and varnishes.
“'all
coac
llcCloskey's liquid wood filler.
Combined chair and step-ladder.
Arstits' materials, casels.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, (paper hanging and
ecomtmg.
TliWanhington Street. South Norwaik.
B. I. BESS!” E. El. BUSTED
BENNETT it IIIISTEII,
2! Iain Street, 80. Ismail.
Meats.
Fish- Oysters.
Fruitslegetablesi’oultry.
or ALL sixes i.\' more enemy.
A’i‘ WHOM-SLAM". h RETAIL.
W. 3. RIM“;
Member at American Water Works Alan.
"t'nnn. (‘ivil Engineers’ Ame-lath);
it WEST iltllllt.
South Norwalk, Bonn.
ltli Dame and Reservoirs planned and built!
ill! Mlle-Io! Water Pipe laid.
at ” " Sewers made.
we: surveys.
survey lug promptly done at real-roams rates
Plane of building» and laying out at privar
‘n‘muds accurately done.
All work superintemle-l during construction
IS If
Tate can lit The Mortgage
ON \‘Iil'lt Holmium
lime then ran on pmtset our inmates-i?
"on make cert n asheltsw or your wife and
children in case you die? The answer is late
and my:-~-by securing a Lite lulu-m I‘Efllry
lot an amount equal in the! menus. Thane
amino! twine» have been than presetmi. and
we hope thrmsamla of more will he in the
future. But while doing this, wit not insure
neutral-mu ol' Policy that wll ratio! the
in race you live.” well as nthe
death? An Endowment ““143.th—
ed by the Connecticut General Lite Insurance
('mpany. o! llarti'ord. (foam, will arenmpliah
this it you die. the {all monster the Policy
wt at once. It you live it is payable
‘l’sl I'll ’ and in etther «out it must prove a
w and investment. insure your lite;
but berets doles so, be sure and examine thin
"57 S. L’Hommedleu,
rent Washington lit" Hooch Non-sit
Marbleized Slate Iialnels
out nutnntn mus.
fluishsdia institutional therarvet new.
andwouds. Ibuplsa lobe-anal
w.l-l. Meeker&00.’s
to {Kim lid!" eraser.
Asset fertile fats Iataalarhissadliste
MMM and!”
ii. Wilson&. to.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
new roux.
firmwM-e Wee
latest
Cash or
missions . par rest. each m.
“““ turtles
.Ilflllllll
60008!
~ HALE,
THE DRUGGIST.
{Peat Moss
STABLE BEIIIIINE.
Pratt’s Food
Ground Scrap
‘ for thickens
AT
RITIIIIIIII BIIIlS.
Inquire for theirPoultry Book,
free.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins‘ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since limit. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine,
Willi our name on the wrapper.
It is not the ’
MBL wretched. tn amt-
in; at n hmwledge oi
the vaiueo! an article.
Thereisasmuchreal pnresoapins bar
of Dobbtns'Electric asiu tom bars at
anyothsrmapmade.amiit will,il med
according to directioris, do tour times
asmuch work as any Miter. its out it
but a very slight advance on tint cl 5"
Ierwv‘ snap. lmt’ upon lkfln’ns’lilectrie
I. L. Clams k (70..
1..
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on I
‘...u.p..'.‘l.t...r
m. .t.
‘ m.
for Poultry.“
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