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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 3, 1892 · page 2

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hung up until theleaves Bhgi \

How about a light, natty,‘f4j4;sty1i§hand 4 _~

becoming overcoat. 4 , “ 4 * '
, ~ it new yell will be out of date; iM , ,

Z, ‘ get ithow you’ll get negated 9!!“ and it
When you corneto compare the
v ' article with the price you won’t know quite what to make of
._ it. It will:puzzle you a little to understand how first-cigars ma-

4 'terialand first-class finish can be sold so low—«withoutsend-
2" , ing the maker into headlong bankruptcy. 4" 4

v' .

won’t cost

 

much at that.

Hang that overcoat up

”you do

..;., a
“my

andvjeep it
4 44% fall.

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up

 

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4 l'rumusrsmle now

She Must Pay for lmprisoning
Nicole Milo.

THE 0A8}: 18 BEFORE THE SENATE

 

 

 

Kilt Ill-bert’s Government Will Be
-Iasl to Explain Why an Americas

. Cltlsen Was 80 liarsisly Treated or.
Italian Soil—News from the Capital.

 

Wasnrnoron, liay 3.—Nicolo Milo, a not
unlined citilcn of the United States. b
likely to become a national celebrity one
his use is ulcnlated not to improve tht

‘ Flaunt strained relations between thil
country and Italy growing out of the New
Orleausaflair. lilocamelrmnltalytt

New York when about ten years old and
. ...» resided there continuously until he' was
twenty-nine years of age. having mean

while been admitted to United States did

aenship. 0a h'mreturn to ltaly he was as

tested and confined in an underground cob

at a military pr'mon and afterward forced to

serve in the Italian army. although he ex-

hibiwd h'm certificate of naturalization am:
appealed to the civil and military anthori

ties oi the Italian government as a United

States citizen for immunity and protection

4 Italy lust Settle lip Now.

Senator lander-on has introduced a joint
ruolntion setting forth the tents in the cut
I ‘ mitted to conga. in a rue-age

‘ 4km the preddent, requesting the prcsi

. dent. to take amiable measures to obtain
from the ltalian government a suitable in
demuity for the injuries inflicted on Mile
and satisfactory assurances that citizens or
“United States visiting Italy ~[or proper
purposes shall not here-titer be imprisoned
«pruned into the army of Italy for lailun
topsrla'm military aervice. which was not
due,and could not have been performed at
.the fine of their (a’iginal immigration from
that country.

World's Fair Money “truly-ted.

Ir. Vest. of Misconri. presented a peti-
timwhichhechnracterized usablackmail
loam. It stated that the signers woulo
vote against any congressman who failed
to vote (or shitting up the World’s fair or.
Sundays. He stated that a more important
question was what had Chicago done with
the mono which Chicago had rector-co
and squandered. He said the committee

~ land that at meadows) expanded by tin
cltyol (bleep mull had hem expended
(«the location at the lair. He wanted u
know why this expenditurehnd been made
and who got the money. .

Ir. Call, a! Florida, ollcrcd a remarkable
ilnanc'ml resolution. which provided that
a special committee 0! nine ahead be up
pointed to consider and report some legisln'
tlon to mph-h these three important

. First—~10 relieve the scarcity of sums)
mm: to reduce the rate- ol intone!
andtoenable them 2.: obtain money upon the
My 0! their lands and mini.

M~To establish some dupmitnry. mi)
tree-try or banking system in whia'h, by the
ddoftha government. money should he kept
within th reach oi every community. in mums
Mlostheirneada. lobe loaned tothem
at low rates of Interest.

. Third—To devise-onto system by which the
new of money to the mnters oi corn
”could be limited and restrained. so as u:
“nonfiction: sum of army (or the needs
eithepeople of all sectIonn oi the munrry iv.
hahept in their respective ammunition

For Free Binding Twine.

Wasnrsoros. Hay :l.~—licveral important
hilt were d by the house under sue
pullout o} the rules, including the bill a
[ha binding twine on the free list. which
w-calledupby Ir. Brynn. of Nebraska
who rather surmised the Republicans by
we; the hill More the houseinthis
way. Mons the other measures passed
were: A hill to encourage American shiy
binding, which authorizes a register u
m of the United States to such fort-i3:
hiltsteamahipolluuo tousand over sail
in. iman established line {mm a port will
lbUaitedStateaolwhichmnlesuhaau
want. at the foreign mpital was owned
by ctttnens oi the United mm; granting a
m 0! night dollars a month to the our
vlv'osnclthe Black Hawk. Creek. Cherokee
.dflsminnle warszto iiy and confirm»
agreement with the l residin‘on ths
Onlvllla reservation in the state at Wash
tutor Win; snow to carry out
the stipulations reprdlng or. Behring”
body; misting «when to establish a
milky post at or near Helena: to pruvids
lathe permanent preservation and custody
at the records at the volunteer armies sac
MMWtwappotataprm
III. new or the record and pasta
dim with the rash of retinal.

“nonline- Inclusio- (lumps—loo.

Waalrsoros. lay lip—Tho coalerees ct
“Marathoner: theChiaessexdo
aieaflbrsached as nasal that:
mm submittedtothelr reward"
bcdlutodsy. The-latter wasssatteeoa
hrswaahythsaetioaot the senate iasab
m forthetleuyorhoassMwhict

mlwfihthe

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

MAY LABOR mount“. '

‘I'na Incas-nut uraalts Oats-rs idle
mussel-user“.

Gmt'cnmn. Moi. May a-rrn‘ W a.

strikeol granite colors in the (tape Ann
quarries hasbscn inaugurated. A
notice was sent out and t W at
Bockport and P.’on On .jonml in th
strike and new 2..» 1;: Au , u-l boys are idle.
The men want twonryvzlvc with pet hall
and nine houm illnlcml ol l-Jll. 'l'hu ofllcers
bellow the men will soon naunw work.
Scranton Trade Circles includ-
SCBAKTOK, May 3.—'l‘rndc circles in this
a'ty am on the brink o! a porno W (I
the threatening attitude of canteen”,
plasterem. muons, bricklayern and helpsa's.
They are doinnndinga nine hour day with

ten honrpay. The painters have been on 4

strike {or the same tlnng nearlya month.
These trades pounded 3M» men Monday
atternwn. The builders will light every
demand.

 

l’ive llandred Ara Oat.

Nzw llavzs,(.lonn.. lay 3.—Ahout tlll
quarrymen and stouecutters employed at
Stony Creek and beets island have struck
because their demand [or an increase of one
cent an hour mu refused by the homes.
The men were receiving twenty-two cents
an hour.

 

Boston Plumbers Win.

Booms, May 1—11“; demand 01 the
Plumbers’ union for (our dollars a day has
been granted by Tucker it Titus. William
Millard: Co. and William A. Johnson. who
employ till meager nearly hall the journey»
men in Bordon.

A World'- This Strike.
Cameo. May 3.—Abont 150 stud carpet
ten and it” iron workers at the World's
lair grounds have struck. The tumor want
eight Manned lorry cents an hour. The
iron workers want eight hours and thirty
tire cents per hour.

 

Express Drivers on htrile.
Futurism, N. J., May li—The driven
in the employ u! the United States Express
company one on strike. Their aprond griev-
ance is the inert-m of the annual. bond ext
pause (rum 83.40 to 80.75 per “.000.
Maine Quarryrnen Out.
Andorra, Me. May ti—atbout lmqunrry-
then employed by the llalluwrll Granite
company are on strike. The cuitrrs and
helpers will join them and make the num-
ber out about in).
Carpenters “'nnt lied-Ind llonrs.
Asnrnv Paar. N. J., May :l.—Upward of
nilnmlnulcnrpculI-nl are on strike. They
demand nine hours instead of ten. There
isnpruspu'. uh; gum-nil strike being or-
donut.

 

Plumbers on strike.
vamsxvn, liny zit—Jib;- journey-men
plumbers of thus city have struck. They
denmnd nine hours instead 0! tenandask

For the Film Iiour Day.

NORWAIJA'. ('u .fl . 3: 0' .I Tll" Norwulh
union .nrp-nm ' n... 4 um i. Ln: mm lmun
Work an. h-u boon; pay put“ any. The

homes will light.

Twelve Ilnndred Are Us“.

Chicano, May 3.4m- strike at the miles»
makers of this city lw a reduction in work-
ing hourshas begun and about Luminanare

Coal landless Stella.

Canaan. lay 3.——Eight hundred coal
handlers on the docks here struck tor an ad
vance of from twelve to tourteen cents per
ton.

 

l‘ r Ilse Eight Ila-r Day.
Sr. Pa 1.. May 1~Twohundml plumbers
huvc- go o out on strike for the adoption at
an vigil hour day.

BAD FOR THE SEAL PURATES.

Thry May Ila Helm mm ID"
than War-ed Q I”.

Wasmsurox. llay lt—Jl'ha W at
the navy han made public the “nations
lssued tn the naval sndi’arsaasmarlaens
solo to enforce the mod” mul-
ing in Behring mun. These W“
(or from than or last year la the- input
tant particulars: Pint-why vs-sl low-II
sealing in Behring sea 5 to he mind
whether or not she has been prevtomly
served with notice. Secondw'l'he mm
W ol a vessel in Behring era having
on talent a Wilt“ outfit is «nose [It astute.
Thlfllwrlll lessons on board the vaassls
seized are to bessnt upvioners with the
vessel to antler the penalty oi the law.

Under the British law 'all persons killing
mailing of abettta‘inkllllagiurasals in
Behring-aaarepuntshable by alneol no:
and imprisonment at hard labor [or sin
months Under the American law they are
subject to sir mths' imprisonment and a
line of “Jill.

The President‘s Invitation.

Carmela lay ll. ,_ «Edward P. lawn-ass
”William D. KortoothavenostoWash
tuto- to lay in President Harrison's hands
a norm beam. slim cornered invitation
to come to Chicago ant (km and take
apromlasot part in the dedictioaotths
World‘s lair buildings Altogether some
invitations will be sent out.

ammonium-31a.
Jacsm.Ilss.lay n‘cmuiu Bradley
shot and nuttallywoundedc‘hllaAl-i
m,-u:nsm. Bradley is the ancls oi
Ilsa Adah Deva, the young lady Ar-l‘
stead is reputed to have sedated. Five
shotswers «M at arm's lsaythbs

twin”.

Lip-chm who Apia.
liaw You. lay some. won law
day's championship chess
Bhowalrrmaflsr
lowing prise-t score: mu. 3,
Mailer, 0; drawn, ti.

 

 
 

amen tltehsaemshfluwithths
Italian.”

 

”Wan“
mummies!

Helm mm
mdiflmhmm

 

Atl’mvldence» n n r.
Providencnnwo 1 0 0 0 U o 375 bit
Mule ............ leoozoeouz.

Batteries: Ryan and Kann- Workbook
andllodson.

. M New llaveu— n. a r.
Nev. I'uvn....." 0 2 0 2 ll 0 1 ll 7 10 i
1;“.-. ,, .,u ll o o | u n z u .s r a

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

>1 A swarmcl locusts six mil». wide ‘
“at Gnhaar’s'i'uwu. Cutie colony

I seaward. ;
The returnalrorn-tho municipal election.
held in Prune Bunday show that the Rs-
publicans have gained every seat but one in
the department of the north.
' 'l'wo slight earthquake shocks were felt
throughout New llampshtre. j ‘

Daniel O’Salllvan was shot and killed In
theaaloon of Well& Bernstein Chicago.

Sheri! Luna. cl Benny no ‘ Ark, has
been locked up for spending thl
money on himsslt.

The schooner Sophia Rik-h. with nine
men on board, is sapwood to have gone

down In Lake Superior.

The Quebec government p to re-
duce the pay ol members of more
from 0800 to OW a session.

'l'helllinois Bteel company will erect a
new mill at Juliet, III... which will cast it.-
mono and employ how men. 1

Rev. M. L Weakley. the oldest Methodht‘

min'Iter in the UniwdlStates, died at ht >
homein Berlin. Pa, Sunday. aged ainety- ”

live.

It is rumored that the Kernels do Her.
n- Challenged the municipil conndlloref
Paris. who rclemd to him insultingly.

The celebrated Fairlawn stables and nine-

teen horses, the property at Smith llct‘ann. '

at Lexington, Ky.. were destroyed by tire.

David ll. Arms. of Jerseyville. Ills, celo
hated his room birthday. He has voted
tor every Republican president sinu- the
birth of the party.

At Brooklyn. Judge Osborne fixed the
amount of him Plan's alimony and counsel
fees in the suit 01 William H. Plait against
her {or divorce at are (or counts] lee and
245 a month alimony.

THE BASEBALL WORLD.
At (Tlereland~ I: It.

 

 

Cleveland ...... 200000000»
Philadelphtn,..0 l ll 0 l 0 0 l) I,» 3

Bartertu: Youngandboylmllsperand Clem
ems.

na'

MChlcszo» a. ".1
Unknown 0 e e o o o 1 or no!
Butm........ .o o l 0 non no.1 3 a

Batteries: Gumbo" and Schrirer. t'lnrkwn
and Kelly.

At Cincinnntl~i‘incinali-New York
pmtptmad on mount of rain.
At Pitt-lair: Pituburlpsrooklyn yams pool-

33mm

pond on account 0! rain.‘
At ril. Louis— n. u. l.
tit.larnn......ulllzo:loo all?

Washingtoniai : o u o o .1 2 x in e :
Batteries; Gleason and Bird. Dolanarm Milli
can.

lasrm “ADV! “Altai.

Bum-:w‘: \Vr‘lli and (hula-r. thmlall and
nrlilh'flilsgb.

At l’llzlmlclyuhmr» n. u. I.
a‘ll‘IvLI. ..2 2 0 0 o a 3 t

 

Align)“. ,_o u o o o. o l t
Boilerm- Win-m and Devlin. Brown and
Taylor.
At Troy (Mme postponed on ammo: oi rail.
At Hlllgliniuplun-Ulml' psi-stymied on so
connt oi r...“

 

Umpire Willo- Nearly Kill-I.

Blruumnu, Ah. May 3.-hlter tbs
Southern league pow here between
Birmingham and Sew ()rleanaan Indlzuant
crowd which had hissed Umpire Wihon let
his decisions rushed on him and mobbed
him. He ulnwed light. but was severely
heateusndweuld havahseakilledhadnot
the police [Inflected him. He mob followed
him to the hotel and tlmtenod hislite.
Excitement mm high.

‘- llatroaa lines at Bmwwleh.

Glam-on. (ban. layh. lib Grass
m. n beautilul sixteen-yearn“ heir
., d law York. who ha been attendir‘
“James Beecher’s Young Lhdtta'aen
haryhere. wssmarris-dtollrlecucer
Franklin In Port Cheater. lira. Beeches
objectadto the attentions paid the young
hdy by the doctor. but lias Banalow lets
the seminaryaad allied upon thedoctor.
who gallantly took her to the Gretna Irma
ol thh vicinity, where they were married.

flea-Intel by the l’rssidsat.

Wailrmnox, lay It~~Ths president seat
to the senate the (owning n-satnstloas
beam (Hanoi John (1 holes. Tina
M blantry, to boatload; Iajor Ivan
lass. Twenty-duh inlaatry. to to tissue
sat and. Captda Chambers licllihhia.
nhsmh inhumane-ales; m Lisa
tenant Thomas E Davis. "heath tstsniry
to be upturn tleeead Naomi «as.»
E. Smiley. Eighth tslantry. to he Int Ila.
tenant. ‘

(liaise-nouns” Milli.
manhunt—labor homo-hints
blaekllstotmamhersd mm st
“WM the Mt hour day.
lsborornaalsattnss team
evsrymaaea qu-gmw
lbted are John lousyJIr-lohol’laytaiy
ImuladstmeaadBr-lohn “Munch
reruns-ago... ’
Immanuelayl-Werel
basalt-cud that statute-ale
htterpartoithlswsehoi the usual...-
emtattheW-ahianoa ”Mead“

signed complaiafishasvyma-swtw
the cuisine many transom-ms
Huh-shoe.

 

 

Whatwth use no. we.
Wasalsosus. lay dwindlsa (law-ts

Mummers-um
hummus! sapptlsstor thou
:“mlortnsbsal mesons.

wammo mtm'4: r
unusl' .aawnnésoi

 

 

 

no

 

 

 
 
 
 

I4 South litin Street

so. Norwalk.’

county's .

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flakes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Higheu
award a! all Pure Food Expositions. Each
lug: makes two large tics. Avoid
listless—and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brani.
[ERRELL & SOULS. Syracux. N. Y.

 

1- I
my.

Within ll Minutes. M» o..- wrnplr rut»
[sins I cure: ’0'. cent sample urontnin‘ 3
curve. lit ulnrnlaee OI mailed

$50.51”. a
so: palm towns a Janna, “‘hnleax‘m
m «to. synonyms. f. Sold h the 1n;-

Iow narimuh Norwalk dmclzists: . ll. lien:
w. W. 03. "am. It. ll. Plahlad i3. 0. fitillmu

 

Clover.
lflllllfl Hllllli m“, I...”
A h‘”4nr;wl.a," all Mala Diseases.
A rsw Ill 0 —A “Minnelli-alias. low
spirited"- and My airless hsawa
can. indies-Ilsa. headache. lacing», Imus;
dwayaiasasrnsatnelo-erpartotthebowsls slth
manual» in the region of the ovaries. his-Mn
lites sea-tr III-O. with i desire to
Insets. lesson... and so . . .
m [mi in pit-sat la tale. halal in
the form at tiny caps-ks or
In which. ”th see-writs. in “rattan Iml
Isis rslaraasaan the ”a“
washes. Me It.“ has “chatter-1w-
Iaoaths animal or I .D be I hoses ”Isl-at

mlrs-atutr-umeatsssall assay. the
wassteaan “halal“ ”mailed“,

av
{Mchurirquz‘mn Ii

 

 

Esceia all others. It

ad want the

strangest. rest. 1 lasts! on

having Wit ians’ It is sited in

flotsam: and item. battle

sternum: gallons. Ashiarit.

mum-sprang.”

as Mina/arm. One m

trial wfl senior tot-sister.
ash-awn

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44v unmvi’iu lllllllfllll,

4 Faculty at Five Mile Iliver.

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‘ I
Banner Teens To Tun

Usnsri Tan Psasosaayghsnhm Sven-aw

February 18, March 11. April 7, 28, May
19. 1892.

Excurslon Tlckets

Good on! on dual lrsln.willhe so I In
.’. ”all—ow York-t Id In

$l2.50'
$l l.00.

Return mlwons valid on] - on special train.
the Saturday (eliciting. 1' e "2.50 me lo-
eludes railway (are and mania enroute In both
direction hotel accommodations in Washinr
too at the Arlln n. hermamlle. Ebhitt. Wi -
‘5, or Ki muse, from on per on 'I'hurr
day to ion non batonlayfimh lnrlque.
The "1.00 rate does not include meals en-
rouie. but covers all the other features 01' the
tour. SPECXAL. TKAIS will leave hew York
at ll I2 in. on the dates above mentioned.
’l'mtrh-t agent and chaprron will seem u'
each party. For Itineraries. tickets a fol
information address Tourist Agent l'eunsylv
vanla Railroad. m Bmmlwny. New York.
UHAM R. ”Hill. J. R. WOOD
(la-Tl hiannger. General Pans. Anent.

ROUND TRIP.

 

Ilr. F. W. Ilarmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.

(Crown and Brides work.)
8381' Bill” or rem ON RED RUBBER

 

Huaraateed to he the Belt and (hes-mother
other Dentists charge Twice as min-h fur.

Truth extracted wlthout pain - - In:
Soft fillings . . - . 50c and up
(tom Filllacs - . . "mam! up

All work mining in Dentistry nunrsnteexl

to he the wor
oar-halt charged by othe .nllsuy
OFFICE. u WASlllSu .\‘ eTIlEET.
Over Post once. Booth No alk. rm ly

44l'llHN4‘4F’.”’lllNN
'4 Sanitarv Plumber,

STEAM and GIS FITTEIl.
.IlIlBIIlli l SPECIllll.

Having mien the hawmenr undertbe Lit»
ru- '. he \thiagmn sin-cl. tiouth Nevwalk.
lull ’lllul II lur

lupus '
PLUMBING

l reapsrtlnlly solicit anhare of public mimo-
age. I rrtrr to plumbing l have done for the”
past semen years, in the employ of W. ll. link-
or O Co All work will have my prnmnal sup-
crvlslun. and will mm.“ ll) cawulml and
m'lfifirlll n marsh! H W mealrlsl r Elm

WJI Meekeri to.
Sanitary Plumbing

islnp at prices about

 

 

AND
low Pressure Steam Healing
a spat-hity.
lllt Mill SHEET Illllfl “It.
Hot hit "rating. huge: and Hm—
lay Stores.

Am H for all the Boyuton Co ‘s specialties“!!!

Florida Boiler

Fall Ilsa of flu liars.
50 South Iain 8h. 80. Israeli.

live‘lloney!

BY Vltlfl'lflii

F. BIIYlSTIIN’S

 

 

m1 Ilillflfllllll ‘
II I’IIICES.

Inn—W

“wayside-deadlines
l-thaasmt. Manhattan-[Mall
Hrs-nuns“

r

little

 

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MaSoniei-El’ihilding.

ing; but illit'f-at

41'18tock at.

 

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red, not shocked
Yo

~ traordinary spectacle. Such a. relight

Ltion would stagger you, would it noth 44

It wouldtakc you thebalanee of your.

life to recover from the shock. There .

are other“ thingsalmost equally surpris—

.4 shooting.

 
 

I .

For instance, ”you’ll be Blll'pris-
*tto see the price we are offering our Spring
I'can444use ”positive language when you have
, positively agood thing. 4

 

 
 

 

Before You leap.

apply as well :0 Printing as any
thing else. .

. Society Commi -

charge of Printing

tiful Art N ovel-
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme 00v-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.. on exhibition
at the

Sentinel lllfice.

We do the very
best and finest
Printing 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

Printing for the
ofllce, factory and

store QUICKLY
and neatly.

Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a.
specialty.

Eveninn Sentinel,
13

Railroad Place.
South N orwalk,
Conn.

on. Sloan's, remnant
Dental Plates.

' This In
due» away with t
lane suction plats
:otnnmn use. '
to. are vrry our
rely alarm! was
moolrmnh the usual
also. and holes we»
strnrted on true me-
rhsniral prltinlpiw. fit the mumth with part
suntan. Any nsmlnvot teatht'an hep-t
without calming any grunt teeth we
megtwl or; pla't: In {any M‘lhrrnowt .
ml pate a - it: ill
lmnfllrnlnmmlm-a‘l‘; is M
well known that tirade.
ial mt

Harmful tnnflnl
that Ilse: and farther-

raove. lallowa-r t has not
outflow-.333 " “Wits“:

”7
"W8: mm: «'33

as upper. 7m tarthev later;

 
 
 
 

 

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mat Ion call at

ll. F. Mill's IlIfica, Hall I

Dr. Mw‘l rshaasd thaaole '
for Harwell and.“ ally. in h

PAYMENTS

$1 wiluu

lanai Electslliamonds.
liflll. m t warm.
2|! Maple St.

‘ momentum. 'W. ll

in”
7%

.1". war
* "m m...
cusrav Prrzsn.

 

 

 

is an old and tried saying. but it will

tees who have ,

will do Well fte_
look at the beam,

of Commercial

fiWashhurntroshy Go’s

Superlative

l4 them to not as has asan
her. an’mnm'm with. live?)- slim: oi

each of flour models lhel’amous \\ ASKBURN
Mllrlfi. )llnneflmlls. honor
‘ UtiliY (10's.

the name of
WASllBllitN I. None gonulne

,wlinouru.

 

Ileney, Rubens & 00.,

Mlll REEVES.

700 Ma n birect. llnrttord. Loan.

m r 1': film

 

The leading fish imlrket of the
city is at

iIIINT 81. ZELIIFF’S

32- W .isrlinorux Sinner #3.
-——-—*9»~-7~—
There you can always find the
freshest iish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.

PiIIlE Tllllllll ClISIlI’,

III’OIIIEI] SlIlIlIiIi-S.
lllllSIE S

R .
- PIGKIEII GISIERS.

Orders called 1' or and delivered.

Wholesale and Retail Fish, (lys-
tvr and Vegetable Market,

"trillion

in. i. tirLSFuLl‘T n. a. m'siu,

.BENNHT a. nusun,

28 liain Street. 30. Harwell.
:‘2'7 eat».

F ish. Oysters.

fruitslegelahles. Poultry.

OF ALL r.l.‘o'l)> £5 Triblrt >EA§US

AT Iv\'il'.>l.ELAI.F r: lthI'I'AIl-

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ll» about". rattma'rs and - {reap nu-kru
you c :12) (um all o! the purple mine of lllr limr.

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and mum» at Hit people all of the- time, out you
won't :om nl‘. (hr purple all the time. An r n-
dnnvrnr t'ulivy In [3.0: l'nnnu‘llrul thorn-l
Ltlo- Imurn..w l‘onwan‘, is what Ilu— pawl--
will bawal': r Hwy mu.- Y..w. ilmlvll lllli'ltll}-
lnu M'lwmr hr l limp lip lrmnr. t lwap Ill-
aum mu ll... “mop "It'lltl; it ain't worth
Ilm I.

I! you won! protection [or your {an fly. or
yourmllfxu. v nl old a“. . rr 2 plain Ill-none

lIll') on tlu- endowment p on in lhr ('unnrr-t-
(‘ul’lirm-ml Illr In-mrnru'r(‘mripuny,n.’ limit
on .

S. S. L’Hommedlen.

AgantJll “'aahlnxlun at. Mull; Nurwalk

ll. IIeIllYN & SUN

tint-census tot‘. ii. lkfllrn.

5| Washington 8. 80. Ilerwali
ll Iain Street Harwell.

'l'fl—l las—

15 Balers. Confectioners,

lCE chasm.

0. [kn Mm”, ’ . . ‘
V. r. dial”) "73w y no .i

ALBIN MALMO.

Dealer In all hind- or

fresh and Salted blasts. Sausage.

Viiilli'i'Alinlfi. “Kl." 'A'l'liw' IL“,

Hatter. tins. hunt. ltunmr illmehh. rum.-
)ysterr.orr air.

4 norm rum nnsmmun our.
’ Ilewth Xmalh. [It]: ly

(jam "comm for Flu-d Mom: on.
duke vnrirtica~flarly ileauty oi llul»

. lisriy Rose. Early Ohio. While titar
Ind 'l‘sw Muhandaome and stock
ad warranted tree to name. Grim: at

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mains “million some! as (er.
distend- theson “men. 1119!“
”Manhunt. The tamer
humaksaaregulsrbmimel raises;
lust-water “.mmmm
retard advantage The ‘1.“ is so
tar sent-as tore-ere ahsrdy smwth.
l'anlmlsrattsntionb given": harping
www.ml-nanu ”my.
“C “all“ M W luvs agrees
mm. if you want mot the

Walthesfillaillslillarmgw W at mourn: lit-tea,

states we have them. lie Isncy prion.
Pris-tron It.“ lento per bushel.

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heat-ed mum laihovslm _

ml iii in film—4‘

lusmmlz

When she cleans house. Saves
Labor, saves 'lime, saves pa-

trence.

Makes Old Paint Look
like New.

Nothing So nice for polishing
Will'IOWS.

Ferli izer3l

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Bros.

“-45 -_.

Our Pure Ground Bone we
are dining at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
pliosphnto at less than it costs
nlho-l‘ dealers.

DRINK
Thea Nectar

I‘I'Itrl t‘lllShL-‘lvl TILA.
l‘nnnnly be lmzml at

The Grez=t

Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s

STUltl'S.
4| Main Street. llorwalk. Goon.

'll'horo is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
nmoh as Dohbins‘ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1:569. Now
why rub and toil. and wear oul
yourself and your clothes, on
washday. when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes ? It
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 youhnven't tried

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it, ask your grocer for it now

Be sure and got the grumnr,

Wllll Ulll' llillllt’ on "It? wrapper.

"u” THIS It Is not the writing

[rru's- IIDIII', that must

."’ mrrsulornd, in nrrir’

TWICE me at a knowledge- of

’ ilu' mince! an article.

Tlm Is as much n-ut yam strap in a bar

of llolbbms' lilo-coils asin tum bars at
any other soap lllmll', and it erI. if

armnlfng tn :llrwtiuns, do {om tint-

aa lllllt'lt work as any min-r. Its first b

but a wry slight admins-on that M iv-

lrriorwop, Irwin: upon Ikplrhim' Elect“:-
. L. ('qutll a ($0..

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