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lightssnd presented a beautiful appear-
ance. The guests, after laying aside
their wraps, were escorted to one of the
parlor: ‘ ”the ushers. Harvey’ Bell, of
mfluid famous and James H.
Hitch: ,iltéte Were presented to
.flr.sndlrs.Paraonsaudl-'red Pat-was
in. Pamnsworencharmingcostumeof
Hick satin, with finite-titer and pink
audlflwrlmcsde trimmings and dia-
minds. She wassssisted in receiving
byhernieee, Mrs.»W, fl, Menard, of
Dar-bury, who wore a costume of grena-
dine, with jet trimmings and a diamond
and ruby necklace.
. Themttsic consisted of two piece..,
Professor J. .6. Poone, leader of n fa-
moreheetrainilew York, a [mist
whine ability in such that the more men-
tion of his numeinconnection with damn:
musicis acne guarantee of patent time
zirconium-ads violinist from in.
orchestra whose complete control over
the instrument and the perfect one with
which be caused the sweet notes to fall
therefrom was the cause of many comv
plimentary remarks by the guests. At
10:30 o’clock, Caterer Mead med one
M his deliciousrsnppere, A large table
hadheenlaid in the dining room and
themewy whim cloths with fine china
and hightailrer ware gave an elegance
of appearance which, together with tin-
chos’ee and appetizing 'riands. has nel
The feature of the evening was dancing,
rouudones being greatly preferred, al-
W the square sets as well err-re
mam by the large number of
young people present, among whom
were Misses Lulu Beth-ll, Grace Meade.
L, May er ,_ Gnu Northrop.
Weflmmey, all Swords. Pauline
sworn. Pearl Gregnry, Vinnie Scorille.
linry F. Purdue. Mary K. Jennings. Bitty
Biggitl,0llfl Maples, Mantle K. Fran~
cis, lay Punzelt, Ida Hutchinson, Mary
E. Smith, Aimee Wood. Ilia Kroger.
and Mn. David Osborn, “'illlnm‘ L.
m, J. Frank Rider, F. Gordon Mend».
Dorm Raymond, Elbert W. Fitch. (5,
Fred Moulton. Walter Jennings, J. S.
Cornwall, Frank Kellogg, George G.
Golden, Paul Huh, William K. Maples,
ArthurB. Resell, William J. Inland.
Reed 0. llariland, Thornton l’t’uwttl.
Robert G. Mitchell.and Mr, and Mrs,
Howlrd H. Holmes. Mm. Ida S. Ker-p.
Mr. and Mrs, B. Sills, Everett law who
.and J, R. P. Hoyt.
' ’Al Ira-la: of Ionic.
The "Land a Hand" circle of King's
Doughnut connected with St. Paul's
church gate an enjoyable tnmicale at
the residence of Mrs. Ctto Match, 14
Union Park, last evening The nptwlotts
parlors were filled with u select and
appreciative linoleum. The utmost in-
terest we manifested throughout the
'ssuderinxnf the programme. each par-
Wt being obliged to unwind to an
encore. The programme was as follows:
madman-u Lenin and Fannie Ingram:
' Bag—Se ll .lloriwe are l
madam ‘l?"'f'.‘.‘f‘f....m.. smut Miller
Dut..... Mud. C. Neutirk sud blister. Mina
Bhorrrmd.
“I... .... ..........Mlas Sherwood
Bali...“ Amanda and Eva Wing-turf
M. ”Wm-111.10 Kaolin:
4M" , Vnuhemlaer
.. ........... Bytrudetiatnp
tat music rift-speck"!
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Annie
, limiter eveningsnd found Dante! on.»
‘ Tonto-t company's ‘
a. .u
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“min.“ and mutton.
noor AH!) till“! DEALERS
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to. .
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. Mal Infiltmvofluhrtng
”lawn“... halirelttltlnd. mama.
A row colored no; canned with a»
‘ balm-g a Foulfl‘m-flld «an. '
Fred Thompson. aged fifteen years,
. n. M
.‘n, .
Welch, the four'yenr-old daughter
of Peter and plat! \t'el‘eb,‘ of aKnight
em. .Nr. «'Wielclt is smplnyadiid'a
blacksmith map “at Ridgefield, end is
only home Sundays. hire. Welch works
out. and Woo! herchildren, one a boy,
aged eight ram. and little Annie are
left home when their mother is away.
Yesterday she was engaged to do
sonic washing for R. )1. Rune, of Camp
street, and did not‘return home until
about one o'clock in the afternoon. ‘She
then commenced doing work about the
house and paid no attention to the
children." lastevcning, whensho went
to put Annie to bed, she noticed
the “child walked with difficulty.
Upon questioning her Mrs, Welch learn-
ed that young Thompson had coaxed the
little girl into his mother's house on
Brook street. and there assaulted her.
Mrs. Welt-h consulted Chief of Pout-0D.»
Faust, who at once placed 'l‘ltompwn
under arrest. Litter he was released
until this morning. when he was locket
up until the hearing, which takes place
thin aftemcon.
A Lin-l3 Httnuuuy.
‘ While hiarkcttnnn Ferd Hora.“ how.-
was coming down the {lay street hill
about It o'clock [lilo morning. the hold-
back broke, frightening the animal.
which ran down the hill and turned into
Railroad l’lztw. 'l'lt-~tlrircr urns tumble
to control the from: and he dashed among
the numerous express wagons standing
ittlront of the ]r3~.-t—otlict-. Um» of the
tt'ltmtlrl struck ‘tht- heavy iron llls'
hydrant near thoomb and broke it off.
outlying the watt-r to rush out. The}
forccol' thcsltuck broke the u‘lnfllctm»
in the wagon and pitched the driver,
Harry Ramsen, headlong over the dash—
rxttrd. lie was stunned somewhat. bu;
itotsericusly injured. The sudden zip-
[mtmnce of llr. Hityt'n' home frightened
the express tennis and nume- ut them
started otl. They were stoppers before
prweqdiug fut, ' .
flu...»
Connecticut Women and the Colombian
}:l|fllfii' hm.
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The l’ll't't‘lnl’y ht Lil" “lull-ll» l'lllf at
Chicago, have nztprnpnaw‘. $200.01'Niur
the erection of :i wuinczt's building. and a
woman :tt‘chttwt has. dmigned it. It is
t'xptfiftt-tl tint the worth-mil ouch state
in the Union will send some interesting
fmturt-tu this department 0." tlw exltL
ltlllun. lsuln-llu Beecher limiter and
Frances E. Ives are the Connccticut
numbers. of this [loanlnf Lady Mattingrrs
Tiny propose tlntt the “Dutch”: t'mi-
necz‘tcut wad as their exhibit at hunt out
Ruffle! Beech?! Slrm‘t'. together with
her works. The Mist will be mmleby
an eminent sculptur of Boston. Mimi
Annie Whittier. It will cost $1.000.
"Uncle Tom‘s Cabin" hits been the moat
Wlolvrly pnpulal' llolk of the century;
trunnion-d in nineteen languages. it has
lltft'” literally cirmmted by m;lliousall
m'n-r tit» “Infill. In consult-ration of tln:
fut-t t‘ontnecticut women can ask no more
honorable reprmentutinn than this re—
mimlrr of our gifted authorise After
tlw fair the intuit will return to “anneal-
rutundbeprnecmul to the Public hi-
hrary of Hartford. Mrs. Stowe’s prment
home. The mount is to lo collectul by
zen mt contributions from the wearer)
and children of the state. A lint has
been plttccd in the public library in tlt'L-s
city for the purpose. and it l’i hoped tltst .
the itllflllrf‘nl of l'nclo Tom and Oldtonn
built» will not forget to contribute to "w
lunol during the tnmtli. sothnt'fiouth
Nomalk may make a mdltable record
in the matter. The lndim of the Friday
.‘lltt-rnmn club have ruled to clutter»
cents from each member for the fund.
...........
”ARIES.
Mention trite made in yesterday's Stut-
‘nssi. of the [not that Mia Phwhe craw-
lioro had riceiretl a telegrnui announcing
the death of her brother in Stonlngton.
'nie arbitrate did more proteins.
but it has freon learned since that her
brother wot shot by C, l. Ruthhuurne.
The latter went home about 9 o’clock
bum in commy with hiswife. He is
of an insanely jealous disposition. and
without saying a word he med lib
shotgun and deliberately killed Cliente-
born. The modem was arrested and has
been timed onto the sttperlor com.
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llflltll AND THERE.
rit- Wait muffin-o m.
chronicled in n Wells-d form.
The ninth annuel convention of the
Women‘s Relief. ' ‘l 5W.¢,
Distinction: will be held in New louder:
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.wm-uymtw Wind
“unmask: lama eta mm...
“outnumber. Physicians
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Strong Evid ace §ttbtni ,
Favor of Actbr‘Cut-tis.
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Patios main ctovls rial ‘
Strait-'3 H is Inn's Jewelr—lnss. Mellie
Scam | Poll! In ller ”team Baum“
tbs Duke of 0rleaus' Pumlly nappy.
'Baxl‘unmuco. Feb. 17.~—ln the Cut-tit
tt'iaeruDr. C. A. Cook, the firstwltue-
mifledtoau intimate acquaintance wltl
the defendant and his wife. The wltueei
attended the performance of SarahBern
hardt at the (inmd Opera Home on Sept. It
last with llr. and Mrs. (limit. Min. Lewis
Dr. (link, her hesitant} and her dunghter
She saw Mrs. Curtis give her husband 3
ahandful of gold. that evening. He went
out; after they bud entered the theater.
Mrs. Cain's. oxarniued a pearlhandled re
“river, and Wits asked if she had over Beet
it. she sshlshehmloftenseeu it on Cur
tis' bureau in his him. . '
Dr. Cook. the next witness, testified tr
seeing Mm. Curtis give her hind-and will
telling him tobasurwnnd pay the bill tht
money was intended for. The witness lden
titled the revolver shown to his wife as our
he had frequently seen in the Curtiti house
The defense wishea‘to prove that Curtis
alwuysowned this pearl handled rerolvet
and that the block bundled weapon, said to
tohave been taken from him. was not his
W. B. Huntington gave some important
testimony fur the «talcum. He lives on till
corner of Fifth avenue grid Folsom street.
and on the eighth! the stunting saw three
men on the oppmite side of the strum, rrlu
scorned to he wmngiing.
Then he llr‘ttr‘l thrce shots; on Folsom
street. into n» hich the mull had turned, aué
one of the men ran along Fifth street. he
moth his window, toward fihipley street
The other run along Fifth street towart.‘
Howard street. The counsel contends that
Harrington's testimony shows that Police
mam “rant was killed by the third person
the one who hnd robbed Curt'u. llo say:
that the 1mm Harrington first saw running
along Filth street mm the murderer, whlh
the fl‘k‘dl’ltl man he saw running in the oppo
stto direction was Curtis. '
Prim-e Burntpurtc'n Trial.
hurries. Feb. tin—In the West Louder
police court rho hearing of the canon! Prinor
.Luciuu ClitTLs. who in sued by his Wife RN
lie for fraudulently obtaining Wint-
of u duunond necklmre and other jewels
mutilate value to Sutton. was refined
I‘m-lieu ".‘tt" tht
received the jewels ans flllifllllu‘. gifts fruit
the defendant at the time of that! murmur»,
which took plan- in May. 1%; that slit
always twltzrml the nmrngv was legal. am:
that the defendant hct‘t’l’ summon-d that
the marriage vats invalidlxrfnnrfiuxptrmher
trill. Site tttmcrntood the tiit’nrce to bu: n
amicable one, and that who would afterward
coltnbit \VItLI her former ltms‘uitml.
Mr. Gntrr. it jrwclvr. testified that hr
bfltl sold the Bonaparte jewelry which watt
the subject of the present litigation. and
which tract dawned to be worth gown
According to Mr. Gorenthis jt‘W‘t'lY'V was
all compost-ti of imitation itcnm act in gold
and lie value wan. nnly $135M
Inspector Mount: testified that whcnhc
arrested Prince Humps-rte the kitten!»
tested that the action taken against bin.
was cruel and wondrous, nw'rtmg that be
had done nothing wrong, and that the jew-
els were his own' proptrty. .
Afternrpzument by counsel Pl'llit‘t' lluutt
part» and Mr. William Alemndor'l‘ltuinp
son. accused of being an m'flhfi‘flry. were
committu-d tor trial. They were both re
leaned on had.
A Victory for Mine. Hell-a.
Loxtms. Feb. lI.---»A victory was Nt‘ol’twl
by Mme. Mellie, the beautiful opera singer.
in the divorce division of the high court of
justice. Tltr- murt room was filled to the
doors with an audience which in its char
acter rmrtihlml anl‘l' than that which the
talented singer in incontinent to view across
the footlighu than an nudicnco which Jae
tine Jeane and the lawyers are mrttustorncd
to attract to the high court of just ice.
The proceedings in the famous divorce
suit, in which Mme. Itelba‘ is defendant and
her huthnnd, t'nplain Charles Armstrong.
plaintiff, was but reliminnry to the main
issue. but the stunt ing of all the parties ti.
the vandal in of so higbacbnrtu'ter that
the ritual. insignificant pmcmlint: m the
case becomes the twnmttun of the «lay and
forms the topic of convermtiott in rminl
circles as well M at the clubs. 0
Captain Armstrong in his petition aeolian
lino. Mel of am of unfatthfuhsts with
tlfl Duke learn at hutch,“ Vienna and
Duchydu Switzerland, an} in animal
his nllcgatiou his noun-tel pmxmed to tulle
the testimony of serum» tit these hotels.
Tim motlon decided today was matlo'ou the
part of Mine. Melba. and rum an injnuo
tiou restraining; Captain A friln
:iking this testimony or parts hb m
. a
e (lumen it especially grail to the
duke and his family. as it reborn of
sensational imhllcntloru in the newspapers
of the Continent.
III-rap lurin- Nani-g.
Wurlisoror, Feb. tt—«No nos-s but been
received at the vat-department for the past
ten days about the (lam revolution on the
Mexican 11mm, and the moi-ts that the
malnutrition tradi ream defeated the
whim n so engagements
are not credited in may circles.
Death ttathsr m the “has“.
Boater, Feb. I'L—A nun about slatrnvs
cutout» Wat the nation
, u ohm Dov, Jersey Olly. committed
on . lib pooh-t was s m. on
which was written. “llother, be good to the
children. Preferdmh to the ins-theme."
(toast list: is. Inset.
W’s-mentor, m. 11.~A wilt of attach-
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etc.
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Senddermf Jerseyflty; mg“
Plalutlnld: 8; H. Gray. .0! .J' ,
Manlty. of Paterson; Colonel .
Xerristown; s. V. Pitcher, of Long ‘
and Anthony Cometook.
A great many petitim signed bythol
sands of - citizens against the bills, were left
with the «nominee.
During ltr. Parker‘s speech he charged
Assemblyman Parker, of Red Bank, rim
introduced the measures. withhaviagsolt
himself. No ouo spoke for the-hills, and it
is generally believed that the committal
will report them adversely.
MURDEROUS PLOTS IN CHILI.
Attempts Made to Km VPrssldsat menu
and General Canto.
‘ VALPARAISO, Feb. 11.—~Plots to hill but!
President Moutt and General Canto Iran
bandinnrmdsndthwsrted. The attempt
on Presuleut loatt’s life w [thin lad
Sundsy night. The mbureanb engaged it
it Wmmed the rails three kilometres nor-t!
of Mauls atnn'on. Their intention was tr
.wrwlr the train whld Montt wait an
nounced to take.
Fortunately Montt. stopped ofl at Chill-n.
and, moreover, the moral of the mile WI
discnvcn-d by the railroud officidt befort
any dun-ago was done.
When the Sautiagoexpresu for this city
arrived at unmn General Cantu, who unit
one of the passengers. left his unit in tht
Pullman our to tuba his bn‘lklubt. Upot
returning be round that but rest was sum
rated with Sansone. nmqtmstchermn
discovered near by. There tr‘an no Can to
the wantmtor. ‘
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Denver's looter-s Arraigned. ,
D'nxvm. Feb. l7.—(leon;e Raymond and
damn llmlley, tinexgdty eflciala. Mid
m0 .‘j mum- «in:
“$3.33.”: union... will... «AF-oi
guilty and infuriated a motion to quash the
indictments on the ground that they Billed
to tell exactly how tho forgcrles "Were mm-
ruined.
The Charges Against “alter-e.
WA-m‘: Low. Ft‘l). ilwt‘lmmm against
Captain ‘41.”) R. Walters. n-xstatzut'. l'mtt-d
Suites tn-murer at Philtulr-lphia. that I'lt‘ll
{terrier examination questions in his [klhn‘i‘a'
eion were Ctrplml And given to two appli
rants for inswctomhips in tho custom home
at Phllfltlrlpllln. are bring investigated.
Pris-me. Fob. 17.-» Am P. Potter.ex~presi
dent of tho Manolo's hank. asked the court
for a trunk of pain-n. his own private prop
erty. so tl:..t tlmycunnot mibly he once
against him bolero the gmnd jury. Judge
Aldnvh ordered the box to he delivered ti
the clerk of the cunt, penthug the prim-ed
tugs. .
Chorals-“o Jailed '0! Life.
Bloomer", Vt, Fob. Ila—Judge Tan
sentenced Alphonse Charlotte to imprison
meat for life in the Windsor state pr'vm
for the murder of W Collette. Chi
quettc’acrime grow out“ alonatlsirwitt
agitl wiwmhkrirllsndvictlmmarrled.
Lawyer Curves Lawyer.
Mirror. 6a., Feb. lT.——Arthur halter and
Bow Pothill. two young lawyers, got into I
dispute. Poihill called Duhcraseoundrel
and thvlnttercut Polhill'n head nearly tr
I’M 1i..- vrna metal.
A [tr-mint to Harvard.
lmn'ru. Fob. I'L—Tho will of tho late
Mrs W. ti. Appleton give-stimuli!) in public
Mumun of Fine Arts, in llmton. rem-m
some t'tufll.
A Poor lumxlug 50m».
Autumn. llt»..l'n\ll. lT.-'l‘he logging Men-
Iun but been short ltflfl poor. Duly 115,111).
(minillion feet of logs will (‘0an down the
“Unltrlx'l‘. :nllmm 1m than liL‘ll. year.
.
t'umr Illnmaa an Alt-condor.
Nuw me. Fob “~le ll Kin-tau,
for twentydlw yearn puller with the Now
Hurt-n stout-boat compiler. has uheondsd
with money below; to the company.
lzlsetls-s in Japan. ,
Youomls, Fob. l'l’.--Eleettons are In
m for the mat mutt" snout-
bly. thorium. reported It aural places
and there in ranch excitement.
Hhtldnuuhfd'l Assassin Lyaehsd.
fiuintah‘l'lfi hit. lEE—Deputy Bhsrlfl
lard a nu; new gamblers.
and Witter Austin shot blinded. 'l'hs us-
gro was captured and lynched.
lulu-e (la-Ian's lamal.
Nun You. Fab. than. ’1'. Gamma,
the recluse who‘re- fousddosdln lit-room
in the Untremlty of tbs City of New York,
will be interred in Intuit. Pa.
Gas fsr Inlet-us.
Brucess. 3.1, m tit-Dr. Gibbons.
of this city. advocates condensed
murderers mills asleep with as so sure,
pshls- suit 9 . '
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Ismail
entire
beqnmts, of Which ilurverd univeriuty and m
4 ' mt».
WWW-“w. ~;
.il.‘ 2‘ l . w. .
. llihltsterlng‘
, nurrroorsmmmmm
tint-~1- as Our-rumour n Bile-hr as
hair Wraith-9 pl «Abs Wt:
Ksasly lady—ville train-[WM
eroror, Fuh- larvm-M eu-
mm alonx lecithin-meat. Woo
tog-non the quorum whether the Idaho
insulators which elected )lr. Dnhoisaaene,
aim legally mmpleted in: Imitation
within the trimming of the statue entire
first or recent] dnyof howling. if! the
former, Mr. Dubole‘ was legally elected; it
the latter, he was chosen a week too soon,
and the contestant. Mr. Chm“. who ob
tained an election by thesame legislature
. three months later. would be entitledto the
that and law occupied III the day, and was
left unfinished ‘
The senate confirmed the following noun
buttons: 5. H. N. Byers. consul mend at
St. Gall. Paetmseters—Massachumtte. ll.
A. Talbot. Franklin. Pennsylvania. 2. J.
Vinton. Jeannette; L B. Landmuer
Wilkushrm-e; W. E. Innis. Austin.
To run“ III-rs.
A was transmitted to W
by the president. with Wall from sev-
eral hundred miners working in the coal
minm in the lndinn territory. asking for the
amnion-ant of an lustre-curt. “The recent
frightful disaster at Krebs." says the presi-
dent, "in which sixty-seven miner's met in
horrible death, RIVn‘S urgency to this limit-ill.
and i mmnmend that n nix-taint apprqirin-
tion bu ut. once mule for the saunas and
my exporter»; of the inspire-tore pro-
rided for in the law.”
Thumbnul the home were somewhat
W owing toamumful attemptot Mr.
'lracy, Democrat from New York. to fill
luster against the outbid»!!! ion of the silver
hll. After tho home had mined ammln
lion turning on the secretary of the treasury
bra detailed statement regarding the re»
wiptb from and r-rxmmlttunn for immigra-
flou since law, and the illnt'urfii-ln of a hill
granting reduced rates of tmmportution tc
autumnal travelers. an attempt mus made
towmider unfinishedbusinmon theralen
dun Onlytwo measures were on thee-l»
utter and Tracy, taming tint the silver
bill night reach an drum position
on the calendar. with thsmotherlwonw
mum of the way, flWv not two
Mend finally succeeded ls sojourning
thsbouso. and gave the'tlmt deuronstratmn
01th.: session of the operation at the ruler
'lo Push the Blandfltlll.
Until Ir. Cambium, of Eli-simian. to
tune from Bot-ton the nurtures or the
Blind free comm bill will not present their
petition asking the committw on rules. of
whit-h Alt. Catching» i.» a ureuibur, to bring
inna order setting :ipurt mm- for the corn
elicitation of the hill. The dozen copies of
tie petitions that are being (simulated have
mended to them nearly the desired num—
bri of names—4 majority of Democratic
MW there will not be much
tumble in securing the few more signatures
netted. When the signatures desired have
been secured the petition will he he‘d before
thewtnmittreon rules which Is ”ported
l‘to nhu openly actitm on it.
'Itere lino luau some talk of calling n can
cut of Derltocnt'tc imminent on the silver
bill but there is a decided dlepoaitton
mine: this. and it Wlll probably not he had.
A lumber of members have ”premix n be»
lief that the bill will be taken up by the
but» next week
I'll Behring m Controversy.
Io information was vouchaat‘ml at the
ushnet are-lingo! Lord Sninbury's action
upn the treaty forwardvd several days ago
fo‘bis action by Sir Julian Pnum‘cfote. the
Bitch minister here. negotiated by himself
uni Sumter; llluine. by which the comm
ray batman: the United states and Eng-
lusl over the Ht‘llrlllg sea question is to be
interred to :5 board of arbitnum for nettle-
nuut. At the time of meeting the result of
tin unfemnee held in London during the
narration between 14ml Holiahm-y and Min-
ibar Lincohi had not been Marital, and it
me not known. of course. whether or not
its English prime minister amend the
r.
iir Julian expo-ms that he will spprow- it.
aid has calm-Md himself to that effect
theeruphatlmlly. Whether or not Min-
int-r umn hm momenta-ted the result
nail-talk with lard Helium-y to the om-
rlthnf the rum deinrtmontmnld not he
leaned. buttlteacttonul the Behring m
aunt-which have been in neuter: lnthls
air for m days past will. it in tin-
l‘nrett. more a pretty safe criterion by
witch to Judge of Lord Salisbury's mien
-‘ ‘I‘hs tutu-Ina surprised.
ltthsuqloutet the agents continue,lt
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80. "Walk“ Boston Store,
, '~ 83‘ trunnion STREET. so. ionwui.
win in smut
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SouthNorwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
-M. 5. SMITH-
Bome to us for prices, on beslgnods
Our litre of SPRING GOODS is now
"‘ on exhibition.
‘ (immune.
Foréig'n and domestic. 8. IO. 1'35. 18. 1290 per yard. are of a very
fine texture.
OUTING FLANNEL‘S.
10, 12%. last year sold for 124) and 15¢ per yard. are the same as
above. Good quality and fine patterns.
Mondale, fruit of the loom, and Dwight anchor nmalin‘frotn
this on until further notice. Sic per yard.
rWe have always had the reputation and have math: a special
effort’to defend our good title on Table. Linens. Xapkins and
Crushes.
A Beautiful Stock of Spring Shades
In all the leading styles of kid gloves has arrived. and in now
on exhibition.
Lonsdule, fruit of the loom and Dwight anchor muslin. it! cents
per yard.
Our Late Inventory
Hue produced from our Hosiery stool: many bargains which
have been placed on our counters, and people in want would do
well to inspect them.
Agent for the Damorest Betting Machine. tram. Wamnted
for five years. i ‘
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L ~ .mvlalty. Wilmington at. 5.2:. on.
'A ~ 7‘. WILL“)! H. l
til at. ‘l'ine meats, VWW at farm
KAY " 13.
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hummus. Dealerinslltutildns fim‘
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tine meats. duh, oyetern.
RAYMOND. GEleOM. 18 No. Meta
me meats. poultry. etc. Uholuo
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luxtgréstulx. innate, mfiyAl‘or udfi‘dfl.
WEB . P. " ' holes
ml Finn, véellglgfl'w?" a] mu.
nurture nuances a myrtle me.
RAb'DALL's MILL. 11.8. lumber we thither
rough or it orltut murder, mouldlnatrmm:
m MAszS AND BUILD”
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kinda tit null: mlllml'wcolltmdvume’s N M
stiff“. WILLIAM if. a West it, s. N.
nlnz promptly attended to. .
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BA'I'FS, P.W.Water sax. manufacture;
tine granite and math! w . l .
stone work of all kind: a“ and l a!”
Bllfll’s cumulus.
CODISTOCK BROS. Masonic build] . '
Main at, 8.2:. Gentlemcn's fnrnlsfilrl‘gm
FRANCIS «(k (:0. ’96 Wmhlngton st, 3. X. flue
buts. gentlemen's furnishings of sll kinds.
”ROMS! TAILOR
4.- csowsnt E. at Wall et. V. A ‘ -.
gunrant :tbe latest style; air-5min;
traction. r. l'.’ .3... Mama. 8. 3'. Fine tall—
oring a specialty. Reintrtug. at .
MILLISEIY.
COLHXS. R. M. 12 Main at, S. N.
matteriul uzed if Wired. hating on
rircu. .tuxn». umuw u m. mama
“Old Staten inland Dimitri; htahliahmenfl?
MUSIC TEACHERS;
FEReré X. K. Gt) \" rt ' m ,X.
View. Organ null «mailbag Teacher ”I
till/$03K, ALEX S. "' Martin at, X. Plano
organ and hatinnny. .
0151128 PLAS'I'Elis A3!) BEAMS.
HOYT. W. H. & h“ i.\’. W Water st 8. N. f.
of ,itayntond.) Planter-rt, exporters'and willow:-
nan: dealer.» in native athlete.
REED & uot’n'iux. mt Water at. 8.23. Plan
in: and shippers of Sumalk oysters.
Job
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. VAX NAME, J. L. at C0. PA). MIKE-$5.3.
PATTEBSh ASD MODELS.
XORW. LK PATTI-Ills ‘\'0KK:i,(lbas.B.Ale«
that—pm unit... furor-ride are :5. lioneeheab
Jnga amenity. by dram hot water or hot
; .aor. [itrtfltht’kli Sum lock C
_hlr{rtlnt; hr. lyyilnmmu, Maw? 11.
nett. failed!!!“ .lulin Trynn, (but r}
H. r-rutth, mtynmr; Grace Church.
ant. many orders. .
PAINTEXD.
BHALVARD F. If. 7 Wateret H. 5
Palm, gulrl'and silver film's morally“!
US'K'I’IRBAXK I; EU. ll. 7 Water at, N. House
and ohm painter, paper hanger, decorates.
PHMOGWIIEILS.
Sum. G. 3‘. ’8 Walk: 1 ‘t S. '.
quality outna'ndthat this {3.3 ' L One
"13101458.
Burn}. W. (3., oMcelfiattd 47 “’aehln ton .
>1... floureiwfltltolltofl. E It
PIMO TUNER 8 REPAIREB.
“minim-LC. F. cor Wall an t Kn ht ‘l.
dealer in pianos, urgame. :‘heet Encarta-f“
PLATIXG-GULD. 51 LVKBASD NICKEL
SOFT}! SURF-1L5 PLATIXU C0.'D Water
st. All ktndsof electroglatingdnne, fishing
and refinishing of all ind» of inn-lustrous.
nu]. EWA‘I'I AGENTS.
LAi'fl'ONJACOB 3!. Washington at next P1;
5.)» Property for sale. lioness w ren'unoeulv
Wt JUDWARD. E. A. No. Main .3. M
rent and building Iotsfor alibi , . n .10
RESTAURANTS.
WIRE}; E. Y. 9 Railroad Place, 5. .V. Meals
at all hours. Strictly first cl in . -
tit-ct. A for! table boardm [firm ever) re
LAKES DEM RK‘YI'AIIRAST. H». X. -
lty the bent, prices the imrmt. 0m lllu I.
8(7me
BAIR If .Mles lNr'fl'l’l’lI'l‘ N. Y
boarding and day school. 1' tegmuwll?
Ellis. )lEAD'fi school. i . is m
new. Hillside. .\'. mt $315.“?ch 1.
uflull'l'llAB‘D ARI) TYPEWRII’DC.
LAl'lbllll'.~ BUJCK. r5. 8. (I. F. Plumb, Prln
Day 1nd evening Malibu. Semi for circular
STEAM lilii'vll‘flfi [VD m
NttRWALK mos WUPKH r
”W . 3...... £3?”
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a I St. S. 3'. near
"anll’ 110an Low
LA YWXJACOB M. mel I.“ P. '
:5. 3'. Plus. Ikhmfuflowmm lass I3
810“ Duane.
llltlfi JOHN 11. ft “'au' Enema
3. macernenhltatrymeM also
HORN-S. JUllX B. It: ’i’ ‘10:
Aim layer of concrete will... “n... B. 1‘
mm. RANGES AND auras.
Kil’l‘l‘lll'M. LASDOS at in. It
Han no» 23 and water wwfi$ul
POWELL. J. “2 23 Washington It. 8. N.
TRUCKINO.
110me 053 82 Taylor araM".
and hoary trucking promptly attended
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metm, J. D. ., ll h B. depot. Ru—
denes 3 Iltm st. hqp‘Talgphhns ll.
JBmFMOIO.lS . .5. 0'0
rutfltli'iil‘ow u lit-1:: :m it
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thinner-2 Berkeley st”. Teleuhoma-t. 3
lug units" ti
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case at 3.3343" minors. ‘
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cheats. air RI”. rlnu. rattles. watches,
lantern! camera». 3nd mm» of
thing» siren irlt rich mum or cum
to lean. and in: wonder ‘
tum gum! m-
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