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Roll With Plaisted’s
Rough Remedy
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25:: all 50¢ a Bonle. Mi
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pastels Drug Store.
43 Washington St.
All lllllllililSlS Sill IT.
READ THE FlillllWlIll:
Gloria: B. PLAIS‘I'RD, Dear Sin—Know-
ingthe formula from which Plaistcd's
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify
Chatthe medicines of which it is com-
posed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other misonoua or injurious
drugs.
0. S. MURRAY, 31.0.. Norwalk.
Mummcocx, 13.11, -‘
G. B. ammo, )1. D., “
WI.C .Bt'ltn, .13., M. 1).. So. Norwalk.
0. G. Ilonawxasdl M.D..
G. W. Funnier, ll.D “
B. Hovemoao, 31.13., Stamford.
R. L. Bonannan M. D. “
W. 8. Taco, M. D., Rid 1d.
luar C. CLARKE, M, .. Went Homer.
ville, Mam:
laminar of American Water Works Assn.
“ ”Cunard WW Association.
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“ Milan! WaterPiplald.
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’ “or buildings sad laying out otprlvst
Mammalian.
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The Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea 30.
or”. mm l'nltsll email in supply-
“film“ toall in (may!
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ln thisdlstrict today fair. colder weather
MM Mylo northwsstcrly winds will
no prevail. OaWsdoesday olear.cohlar
and trash northwestcriy winds will
:roboblr prevail; and on Thou-tar fair
waaiber. with no decided temperature
changes.
Ana’s: «r 01m Export-ll u trump:
tar the Week Ending Jaw. so. ran.
mall roar Manna
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,girrrr: cHrLuN QUESTION.
The friendly relations between the
United States and Chili are, to say the
least, inavery strained condition,and
whether they will stand the tension put
upon them by the Preaideut’s messageto
Congress yesterday, remains to be de»
mourn-uteri. As the centimcut of the
‘peopléand that eapremedby thel’rcai-
dent is that this government. ”while ex -
ercining the utmost forbearance toward
weaker powers. will extend its strong
and adequate protection to its citizens,
its odious, and to its humblest sailor,
when made the victimsof wantonnm
and cruelty," Cougrus must stabd by
the patriotic and humane aeutimeut,’and
Chiltniust Apologizennd make repara-
tiouoriigbt. Every/means ofapacillc
character, consistent with justice and
dignity, seems to have' been exhaust-
ed in the me between the two nations.
Chili's conduct has been insulting and
enumerating, yet therein nothing in the
tom of President Harrison's clear and
terse document that can be construed
uselthcr reacntful‘or aggravating. As
the chief executive of the nation, having
the grievance, he calmly and emphati-
cally insists upon folland proper reparaa
tion and apology from the offending
nation, With the conveyed implicatinp
that if these are not granted they willbe
forced. In this he demands nothiugthat
his government has not mnceded and
would not wucede.
1t istobehopadthattboChiliangovern~
y ment willnow conceive the gravity of
the situation, and by a sensible and hon-
orable action end this controversy with.
out melons bloodshed.
SITU'I'II NolWALK.
what thal’coplaof one»; nothing
and saying.
Doom and druggists say the back
bone of the grip is broken.
~l’icklsd «argues, pickled pip' feet
and pickled tripe. at Smith's Washington
market. __..._....
A.A.Alpaugh,oftowcr“.eastofthe
drawbvldgs, h taking a trip through
NewJersey. ._. _
Countyfiunmi-ioner Paige is again
coulinedtohlsbad,thoaghhls lllac-ls
noteonsidemlatallscviom.
«Downtheyp. Mason harassed
ahoes. WemaanCJiJlarvey wlilacll
anythioglnbisstorsatsrsductlonufw
percent.
Don't nutter from anykhdot ins-l-
ache!
Mtlhamotnlbflradschal’owdera can
within Ital-ants. Aal: for lie or tic.
”Mali”: fl“ r2. if MW
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d.
r 2‘ I' , ’ I s:
manta W . . ,
‘5'.~iilt.t “a; l. liltlwil'f. if" I. ,I ,.
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audacity-Quays;
100.Mpllousofoilawsskfrmn\flbou
I
a Olin-I,
karma. ?
{More lefllm “ '
ilhismornlugcatimd' tithe wiresbacom
mm w on
Ills. Prank Petty, of but Waahinr
ton street, is gradually room er'Iug from
her Imam illueaa
~Daucera, youcau gctdaucing pump,
at C. ll. Harvey's for 76 cents. that have
been reduced in price from $1.75. '
The .rcdgustionsofnlo-Itol thenletn
hereof theoldstafl ot theI-‘ourthragi-
merit have been placed in the bands of
Colette] Frost.
Rev. B. H. Tucker. of East Norwalk.
preached last evening in the Advent
church at Waterbury, where revival
aervicesambeing held.
Q
Theremaiusof William O'lalley. the
brakernau who in killed in this city
Sunday, were sent ”Scranton. Pa., his
former home. this morning
Tthorwalk Wheel and Social club
have issued invitations for a dance at
tbcirroomsiu tha‘bwartz and Corbett
building. Friday filming, January 20.
—-The ladies of Trinity church will
hold snake and spinnak- at the Son-
day acbool room, Wednmday. Jan. 27,
from 3 till 6 o'clock. The public cor-
dially invited.
Themivalraaetingo In the Methodist.
church.'Norwalk. are still in progress.
The paslorwill preadl ashortsermon this
evening on “Being Rich Toward God."
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
Association Dramatic club will rehearse
"The Dunpr Signal" at their hall th'u
evening. It will be presented again this
week.
-——-Youcan ssveonollfth the prim-of
any boots or shoes by purchasing them
at C. 11. Harvey's during the next week.
Everything marked down 30 per cent.
The tire loss in the United States dur.
lug the week endlngl-‘riday, January 23.
was 08,504,000. This makes an average
[mammoth per day. since January
1st. 1399. ___
A Bach commenced this morning the
work of rabaildiag the atom abutment
of the old bridge at the amphitheatre
grounds on which (lea-go Clark expects
to build a new iron bridge.
—-iOlhs. pure lard forfl, at Smith's
Washingtonmarket.
The depot at m'm the em
station below Stamford on the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road.oaught tire about 11 o'clock th'n
morning and was burned to the ground.
‘llbaljnieand Lucy Gray gave a
plapmut birthday party hat evening to
about twenty-iiveof their little friends
at thshhotuo on Borhuk street. The
young folks tlmroughly enjoyui them-
aclm with games, etc. A the collation
”abound.”
Another of“— South Norwalk people
have basin favored with imitations to
'l “4' .4 ‘1“: I.
log-mm; I; .IWHthe:
‘ unduly
Tripp-W my
"' " ’iiolul'r'itf ”all “”"W Willie y
Pwllldrllluodertbeoldtactlcifov tbs
lasttlms. ...........
Rebavt A. Brown. Ill Islam it
packing his bomshold Mm.
torytoleavlugtown.
Thawhvel clubatthb place. ‘wlllhave
a"jolly time”attheirclub rooms: no»
flasorucbuildingto-uight. '
ThaAlplII‘I Wheel club will saddslo-
gatestothedaoceofthcliorwalkWheel
andSoclalclob, tobaholdatthelrrooms
onl'rldsyerening.
”Gracia Garfield, yontngast. daughw‘
tarofOJK. Smile“. who for the last
fiveorsiawceka has been sick with a
sovereattackofdiphMiIablsto be
outoncomovo.
~Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. 31., will ,
glvsaucntertst’nmtou'l‘huudsycveu-
ing,Jantmry out» their hall, No.10
Water street. it you want to laugh
Inglewood :my don't rill not»
them
SenatorJohnS. Seynxourmt misdia-
trlct, isprepariagaawch which he will
“live below thcbeuate next Wednes-
day. advocating adjournment sure the.
The senatoris confident the present. dead-
lock will not be broken.
l'netrurupetto be pro-allied to the
tire company receiving the largest num-
ber of was at the bazaar of the Pioneer
llmk and [Adder company of “tarpon
Is on exhibition in tuemmwr wimiow ol
Hale's drug store.
The Alpha Wheel club have received
an invitation from the Rotating wheel-
meo of Bridgeport. to attend their an»
nual reception at Jeflerwuiau Hall,
Wuluaday evening. l-ebruary It. Tia:
Imitation ha been accepted and the
club will send dew
II w-reportsrl yesterday that a man
unused Peck, from (hut-any Harris.
was driving a horse with glanden about
the principl m of the town. If this
istotlieantbovittmought tossetbatthe
animal u put out of the way la order
that the dues-a cannot spend.
At a a special III-liq“ Pinata
Euglnecomml. hat evening, itwaa
voted to accept the invitation 01 Pioneer
Hook and Laddercompauy, of Westyxm,
watwmtrutrb‘amsroa‘l‘barsdsy even-
tag 'l'haboyswilll'tdeowrmacarryall.
~Comparwthapricmofmmliuaattbe
specialsalsoftbe Norwalk Bosurnstorc
with the price-I advertised by large
Bridgeport and New York bursa and
their answer the cumin—1km it pay
logo out oftowuforyourdrygomls?
After February 1 thejrillsofthe local
military companies will he conducted
underaadlasecladancs with the new
United titan- army drill Ngulatious.
Theollicusof the company have been
studyingthsnswmlationsdariugtba
past this: mouths. and have become
qnltsfalallluwiththsnswrulss.
, on street. I
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Dr. lticllardwn's at... cm
thothinlannualmcsptlonof the Oolah "bitumen-macaw
Pleasureclub,tobaheldlntholltamlord fifimdfllghaflmldlgizwg
mfll'honds: evening. PM“. It uproar at Mam-st
ltwtllbsoueoftkssocialsvcnts of the in ‘1! “m M “It flaturdsy
yaarlathat borough. Honing. list Mark’s Short bhlghly
m spubsuofhyaliwlw knowhsr.andlr.
~Wvbavuadacatlourgaltsmttss.ths Manual-actuation, ulnar»
otfered. 1'. ll. llarvaysdll
strut» H“ i,...
Mummmk look
tsksacaat'alrilsidasaplacefcw which
“mam
.mfl . $.flawm nu, m‘m
whiter.“ gunman "III-II “Mmflmgm
monarch-nu. Milieu-w! (trim. Capt. Laumaw ‘
Vick-rail!“ flammrwufl dwhllllu
‘I'Ismasslhll of its Rum whmkz‘mb have has ”mafia...“
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‘l'lwiataatot and Inn r.
Brittodhdsttbahomsofltspamntsou
. m .mr My'
Ears ”aslpay andnl'loaeor
Ill 2W company will go to
mm ermisgtosttend on
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“‘WW’M '
wboblsbesn spandinga few days with
berslstcrin Georgetown, returned yesw
torday.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith reporb
wellington of birth: I. completed
”001”. Last year there were ”It
won malaria 1800.
Henry Gibbs, who [ater returned from
Hampton, Va, will not go to New York
asexpected. as Dr. Fields, his new eur-
ployer. has been Hidden]: called to
Florida. -
The funeral of Mrs. Ida M. Stevens,
wife of John 1!. Stevens, was held from
his residence on Marshall street, yester-
day afternoon at. 3:2!) o‘clock. Rev F. E.
Robbin officiating. The interment was
at Riverside.
—-Tho prices of shootings and pillow
case muslina at the Norwalk Boston store,
uptown, an: the lowest ever known.
Our local trainer, W. ll. Lockwtxxl.
gndsoa Edwardll.,will afterthis week,
have twentyvllve bones to jog on the
road untilsyaing. When thsnew track
mem be eapscts to have titty or
sixty to handle. '
Helena E. Davis, relict of Harrison
Davis. died at her home on Westport
avenue. last evening. aged 82 years. The
funeral willbe held from her late resi-
deuccat ll) o'clock tomorrow morning.
Interment at Vista, N. Y.
TheY. ll. (3. A. is making prepara-
tionsforareoeptlonto be given to the
firemen of the town of Norwalk on the
evening of February 10. from 8 until 10
o‘clwk. lo count-cum with an inter.
«ting programme of cam-ices, Senator
Nicholas Staub, known as the "firemen's
friend." and chief J. B. Junta. of the
Wcstport the department, will be ‘pres-
sat Dd address the assembly. After the
utertalnment refreshments will be
served under the auspices of the Indies'
Auxiliary.
m‘AYTflS.
thy from a visit in Heliport. 1.. 1.
Sunday, with hip sister at Staten Island.
Mrs. Mary 0. Reed, of Norwalk, is
visiting attltabomeof Charles 1". Prince.
The Cadets of Temperance will visit
(kl-cord Divhion. Norwalk, thiaevening.
lion. Charles W. Bell was out for the
that time yamdsy. after a‘severenttack
of the grip. ‘
The ladies’ fair association met with
lira. Daniel Weeks this afternoon. The
junior annotation is meeting with Mi-
Lilltan Weeks.
Fourteen yiersous were taken into the
if. E. church on probation Sunday and
six paiplewerebaptlzed. Thisbasbecn
accomplished through the ethnic of the
[tutor and his faithful workers, there
having been no eramlht or other work-
ers hers.
IEil’l'I’lllt’l‘.
E. Sterne Wheeler. of Saugatuck. left
town last week for New Mexico.
Henry Ogden. of Westport. has gone
tol’lovklawapaud ttwrernsiuderof the
winter.
Rev. Royal Raymond. of Baugatoek,
now astudsnt at Wesleyan University,
hsaacrlcptedaoallaspstovof achuroh
in a town In the vicinity of Mltldletowu.
Rev. Mr. Davlll. of the (Men’s Farms
manual ”“8165."de last
HY ill» pul-
y at White Plalua,ll
.719: m nppllul by Rev. Mr. Mllllklos.
~1me mm:- m
offldntiqainnIIIConpo
ThruIIslpMIiIueiuspeaud,
h We! acollation mad
the“ Alan invitedtoattsad.
3“” WIRIIPA‘TI.
launsrd Pollard. unnatural ”can
all h an mthtalsstle Ioldlw.
'G
rial-let
fictional-Illuminate;
talksftwntm thruster we with
Selim Noni/ilk
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. Gaaattekeaded'fit. Johu'a Lodge Coco
_ ' showed. by articles in the Gazette. that
Ira Petty and famtly returned yester»
Charles 1’. Prince and daughter apent
or room robot mm
lulu warm lulu s... Its Only and.»
. Hans ls II (Vim-l hill-Iva.
A reporter at Tue 8mm canal
umhtzllivhfii-luom‘ mm but
alt/interview withhim as follows: ‘
'fllflfihwl the article in Mouth"
um?91l
“If there is anything truthful :in the
aritcleitia regarding something that I
do not know anything sboutJ"
’f'Can St. John‘a lodge pay that
money ’:"
“St. John’s Lodge is perfectly solvent
in every respect. Tile indebteduem of
the lodge does not exceed $300. It has
some money in the treasury, I don’t
know how much, and it has due to it to-
day moruthouawoo. ltdoea not owe
a dollar on ita furniture and its only in-
debwdnem iaon current expenses ouch
as are paid from time to time from lbs
ordinary, regular receipts of the lodge.
it has nothing, whatever to do with the
Benjamin Isaac Masonic and Benevol‘
eut. association. which is an entirely dis-
tinct iroInSt. John's Lodge on the Sn-
tional Bank of Norwalk is."
“How about the Benjamin leases A»
sociation? Is that prosperous ?'
"The Benjamin lsaacs Ambition is
indebted to its shareholders and to the
holders of its mortgage notes. It has
no other indebtedness. its dividends
have been 5 per cent. per annum, and
every shareholder has received that 5
per cent. from the date of his invest-
went up to the preeeut time. it is able
to meet all of its obligations prmnptly.
and to lay aside from 38th) to .500 every
year for a sinking fuml."
"Are the membem of the Lodge in
favor of surrendering their clulrtcr‘r"
"1 do not know. 1 have not heard a
single member of the lmlge‘ my that he is
In favor of it. At the regular communi-
cation of the lodge. to be held on the 18th
day of February. the "latter is to come
upandnomc decision will probably be
reached. Until that time. it is impossi-
bh- to any what action will be taken."
"What do you auppale induced the
Gazette to print such an article as that?"
”Well. probably, mainly from personal
hostility to me, When I first came to
Norwalk with The floor. the (mute
used every means in its pure" to prevent
the paper from being snccemful. The
paper baa succeeded against Mr. Byiug~
tou’s wishes, and against his prophesies.
and he has on very many Occasions
he feels sure about it. The other Will
is that Mr. Byiug'tou was once himself a
mornherol St. John‘s Inigo. Several
years ago be limited for a demit. saying
that he was not ableto pay the dual,
and he appears to suppose that the lodge
has been bankrupt ever since. Them
will beno trouble whatever in mining
Ill-money to pay that bill if, in the
opinion of the lodge. the bill ought to be
pill. The lodge new better 03 now
than it was one year ago. It was solvent
then andalways hasbeeu. It is oneof
the first principles of Masonry that a
lodge slamklcollect from its Inernhem
only ouch money as is necessary to pay
current expenses, and a lodge he.» no
right to own property excepting the
usual furniture and paraphernalia of the
lodge room. The audit is that a [mice is
never rich and never poor. It collect»
cmmgh for in espouse: and that is all
that' III necelwary.’
A halt-aqui- Catw- Organist-l.
rIIIny—Ilm people mumbled at uni
(lctler's. on West street. but ovmting,
in:
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BTANDARD TOMATO
ta. FANCY LIMA BEANS
WWII: for
Charles E.
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roansvrsrosyss-vvspsv!"esosvareofizm
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elsers'IwwplUO'U'Q"PlQOII'.‘
ANS snowmen fi
Hacker’s Superlativo Fiour and Farinaoeoua
theldwor mania.
multimillion
Keep ymeyeon etc-Ila.
Se ymour,
letting titular. 33 Washington Street; Snail: lltnttll.
A Dwelling flaws- aad Its Coats.“ Ba-
stroyad natty IIIIs Inning.
j .. ht?" Occurrcdinl’autlforwalk
on hillbilly which 21515.. Johnson lost
everything he owned. He lived with his
hive bail gratinds on Charles street, near
Osborn avenue. He purchased the
house from a man named Allen about
two years nun, paying 81,300 for it.
To a‘Stterm. reporter this morning
Mr. Johnson said he slept in a bedroom
at! of the kitchen on the iim door.
About 2 o'clock this morning be war.-
awnkened by hearing his oldest child. a
daughter of two years, calling. lie mu
smelled Ilmoke. and hastily slipping on
some clothing he opened the door to the
kitchen, which he always kept chilled at
night, when» he was driven back by the
smoke and flames. Ilia wife caught up
the baby and with the little girl in his
arms he managed to get out of thehouse.
The only article they succeeded in saving
wall a baby carriage.
By this time an alarm had bi'fiIl given
and the fire companlm responded. By
setting any other building on lire, al-
though the wind blew the sparks some
distance. The water pressure “'35 very
slight and a stream could be thrown only
a low foot Mr. Johnson focll wry badly,
over his: severe [059, {L5 tlw family have
scarcely any clothing. Tlxrc was on
insurance of $1.200 on tltclltime. The
fireinsuppwed to have emulated from
the kitchen stove.
THEIR srurzn Ixsrvuusnnr.
Meeting of the (luv d Army In llanhnry
February ll Iaml 10 Prominent. \‘isllura.
Grand Army of the Republic will cele-
brate the twenty-fifth or silver anniver-
sary of the organization: at Dnnbury on
l-‘cbnnlry 9 and m. At 10 o'clock on the
ministration uiil meciat tlwhradquzrrc
tens of the James E. 31mm post to con—
sider important matte-rs relative to the
Connecticut G. A. R. The regular eo-
cnmprneut will open at the opera house
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, when
rotttinobusinm will be transacted and
officers elected.
There will be on entertainment in the
evening. TbopriuI-ipul address will be
by Dr. 11. 11. Miller of Myntic. Other
speakers will he lint". llullwley. or Hot".
la)!lll.~litll’_\', t‘Iun. John Painter. of AL
bony. national c:m:tIIatIIlcrvirl-cbicf;L'om-
module ll. 31. Datum. of llnmklyn,
Joseph l).l’lunkctt.of New HuvenJuolge
Augustus Form, of Wirxstcd. l. M. Fos-
ter. of Bridgeport. and Mrs. H. E. Dodge
ol Hartford, pmu'dmt of the Woman's
Relief (701'an of Connecticut. Gov.
liulkcley's atoll will accompany him to
Drulbtlry. “here lu- ls caywcted to arrive
at 33:15 p. III.
Munro l’lnlt will keepopwtl house Ilur-
o’lll l’t'fiir'iltliiy wulcnnml. l‘ummzmd—
or James Yuppie; will be lllltslt‘l’ni rere—
monles at the pull lleflthuul'lr'ln
'l'lll. DEATll ii .111 ll \lIT.
Bedrooms “rants to Know \l bother or Not
Death lly Hanging In I’alnlenb.
There now scrim to be, no doubt that
Alexant‘ier llorjcumm will hang In Fri-
Mary Anderson. in New Milford. 0n
linturday morning the death watch Ira-I
is led forth to crwution am the fatal
morning. lklrjenwu line spoken little
for the purpose of organizing ut'hau-
tauqua Union in this city. The object
of the organization isto hold monthly
meetings. The programmes for thru-
Inevtiniol an» hiatorical. literary and
musical in character. and the subject»
are cheat-n with reference to the reading
couple of the Chautauqua Literary and
scientific Circle. The organization last
night was rift-clad by the election of Rev.
Dwighlfllflawlnl. ornament: litu- Lillie
l. (latter and Charles thwart. Vim-pawl-
dsntn; lliaa Barman. Stallion-crusty.
thou Dacha. W In. helpline
Book III. Mary Kirby lensing. and
(lamb. Rockwell. subject cornmlttec.
Thefolkrwingprogramme was rendered:
Piano solo. Miss Anna Dunning: tacit»
tlou. lb 1... May Raymond; vocal solo,
It. May Rana-it: rsadlag. lira Mary
Kirby Jennings: vocal solo. tiles mums
kfitfltb. Attltaoonciualonot thcpro
pursue it Ira voted that meeting be
held the third Monday evening 0
whlaosth. Thom macaw“! be
held at the residuals of tile: Bertha
Brown. 1““th Ilala strut, Feb. 13.
nimut in.» coming fate except thank the
guards ytntcnlny alternator if hanging
warm Iptlck and [minivan Ilmth. The
Rev. llr. Erickmu. printor of aria-ode
church at Wanlliugton. Conn" has
apt-m a great deal of tinn-
wlth him, and is imtilllng
into his: mind. assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Laughliu. some knowledge of Chrintian
ity. Judged. ll. McMahon. counsel for
him. IIalII today that he had
mtllingtonay about any effort which
might be made to nave his clicnt’n neck
but lball‘te would probably have milie-
thiug new tonight. lint-rat lawyer:
who interviewed Islli that the condom
and man's enamel had two way» of stay-
lugtbasaecutiou. 110 may claim that
Boris-Ion has become insane since hie
mvictlunand the state law provldsa
thstaomancan be hung under such
chenautances. Thaotlar alternativel-
togetawrltof error, the inning on
which could not be until next May. lIlI:
unlikely, harem, that any judge of the
mperloraourt would-lgaswrltotm
at thh late day.
Will Douala Ills Republican Party.
Tammy’- New York Tribune on
word a column interview with lion.
haul-st insaniadiitamford. ltiIhb
family in one of the cottages on the old .
getting on the tops of surrounding houses pm
the firemen prevented the flames from *3
The (‘ounccticut department of Ill! 1
morning of the 9th the council of ad. ‘3 -
ing the- I-mumpmrut and all strangers ‘
day. for the murder of his sweetheart. '
set and it will remain with him until he '
Taylor St Golden
Reallstateandlnnulance.
WllflllhTflll BTIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ast Ih'““..:”"‘i’“'” m
c con n n ‘
other small aniclgs. Ilultadltfl‘ew reward will
he paid for Its return to Mm Charles Tucker,
llarien or this oilice. , 1533
ll stolen rm. ‘hgllouhl
\VAN'I‘I’ID.
(Milli/fur II lady and two obildraa.
vcnient to the depot. Addressa. San-n
mu. ”other. Jul!
‘Wfl "in... for it. ht housekee .b man
1 and wife. Adrift-Ia WW, twmy
A .\' CREE girl. Most bowel] recommended.
A only at this Ililico. 55H
‘VIDE awake worker; everywhere far the
l f‘h‘gkwidm earth, ‘. .fllflp'b Photo-
grup In (I t or cost an _
moth illustrated circ nlnru a main
parched sauce-II; Mr. Time 1..)1artln. Center-
Mlle Tex. cleared 5711 in 9 days; Alisa Rosa
Atlanta. “current!" Blin'il‘minutes; Rev. J.
Howard Madison. 140an . szlmln’ I hours;
a sun: magnificent outfit out 8]. Books
on credit. id
Bible Publishing” C0,, g: "'1‘ Chmtnut ”9???th
hl.ln ., Pm. or Chicago lll._ imiw
T0 LET.
LL in Dibble n blot it. suitable for lodge
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01‘ outlet Inc [in A l 1
W” e l v gn- DD I 31331“ lnina
'l‘lie hllflfit Ulmrl’ of Hartford Place and
Knuth \Inin ~Ireet It rooms, rent
Aim in: we Nu. unlitwrlward avenue, rent 14.
l'Irlui-reofl]. A. \‘lnwlerd.
1101' SE of M Ion r toms on ( edar street ml.
3.. inquire at F. Harm market. korth
Main street. j
N the final: & Corbctt upamueut house,
a four room that w ith all modern irnpruney
meals. to a small family. Enquire at the
when of The Did It all Cigar Co. Ki Washing»
ton etc-eel. 31511
sill-ROOM Cottage for small famil ,ou
Burritt avenue Modern improvemznts.
Apply tot‘hestorl. Clark launintard lame.
‘Illlh Somalk.
”USE on Fourth avenue, near corner
I Cove street. Kant Kai-walk. A to
Jacob )1. hymn. Tim
' rots slur).
‘lil-I \ lsion of Hell. " by Dante All hierl.
Iran-lated by “will: ranch
('ftl’) )1. 1). and i ln~traled with
M. Gustave Dore. Pub! liobed by Canal],
Jr lialpin In excellent condition. Conn"
\i’ 111 he sold for 51:. Apply at thiiollec mt
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Pill! SALE OR T033313
1101 81-. mntalnlng eight rooms, my late
"silence, Edinburucavenue. East 30r-
wul'. Modern improvement-l. House nearly
Iww and in no llcnt condition. Barn, fruits,
mind well of out”. ch. App! 3 to John Try-or,
ill} lliw r id" atomic. but hunt Ill". war
For Sale.
1.; F ‘1‘ Ql'.\1.l1'\’ BEEF-PORTER-
» house lilo; mirlnin itc: round,
l—‘ig’r: *Tmllidl' r. 3puuml~ Tor-“TX: rib must, 1%
1 £071.]: In Mauser. 'l W all “root. nfiwrn
gnlrrlaiummts.
Grace Church
ENTERTAINMENT.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 30,
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TIOKETB 50m 6.; llllllllIEl 25c.
.u l’lnnaos More, Norwalk, and "manta-I'm
drug More. 51th Norwalk' ‘ i‘..".'t
BllllllEll’S
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HATURDAY. JAN. :8.
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