at
the
Of
' Enquire
Office
the .
Continuing the Work.
omo‘r moon momma
0
Ir. Ocean Declares Senators Inst
eta-plate llndnrtahlngs Begun by the
mitten-a and 'l'bat It Is lupus-Ibla
to Ont Down Expenses at Present.
Wasmnmon, lfay 14.——'l‘he proceedings
of the senate were marked by emphatic nt-
terancea of warning from Senators Cockrell
and Sherman on extravagance of appropria-
tions and notablespeechesby Mr. German
and others on the proposed amendments to
the naval appropriation bill for the continu-
nucuufthewcrk of reconstructing tbounvy.
Ir. German plainly stated that the experi—
ditures to which congress was committed
wonhlexceed the revenues for the next two
yearsaudmakeuecessaryinmase of taxa-
tion, and that the Democrats in congress
were powerless to prevent it.
Therivcr andharbor bill was reported
When the bill tame from the house it carried
appropriations aggregating mutants. The
senate committee incensed items in the bill
by 81,31,143 and reduced other items by
mill), losing the net increase of the bill
as reported from the senate committee over
the amonntof the bill as it passed the house
$1,123,142, and the aggregate of approprir
tinn- carried by the bill $33,470,118.
The River and liar-bur Bill.
The acute committee made the following
among other incrensss over the house bill:
Kaine—Camden, some; Portland, $10,000;
Haunt Desert, 89,000; Kenuebec, 340,0“);
Pcaobscot, noun.
Massachusetts—Salem, 84,000; Scitnalc
(new). endow: Kingston (cowl, $10,000,
Myrtle and Maiden rivers, 86.0w.
Rhoda Island—Block island, 39m); New»
pint, 815,000.
Connecticrt—Duck island; $5,000: Coscob,
“Jill; Thames, 010,000; Mystic, $5,000; San-
lmlck (nan), 87.0111
New York—Jamaica buy (new), $9,460.
Delaware—Delaware breakwater, 850M».
Chincotsngue (new), mall).
New Jersey—Pascale, $19,000.
Pennsylvanir—Bchuylkill. 816,150; survey
Lake Erie and Ohio moi (nevi. $10.01!): up
prabsmant of lonongsheia (new), amour.
laryland~Patapsco (now), 6:38,”; War
wick my, snow; I... Trappe, 02,31). _
Items in the house bill were decreased by
the following amounts:
Male, M5411); Raritan bay, N. J., 8‘20,-
M; Charluton, 8100,“; Savannah, $125;
(In; Mobile. 8100.000; Potcsky, Mich. 820,-
“: Hm river, 150.000; Harlem river,
Mill), and mum at other places.
Senator Prye's report accompanying the
billdefenda the policy of federal appropria
tions for river and harbor improvements
German Wants a Navy.
During a discmelnyn over profile“! in»
creases in the navy, Senator German said
the appropriations for the navy, both under
the Mt administration and this, had never
been treated as a party matter. In the last
four they had grown from 82;
snow to $25,727,000, and had aggregated
My mono». If these appropriations
were now stopped there would be danger
of paralyzing these great industries The
incense recommended by the committee
wnsalamt 311,0“),000, to be expended over
a of yearn
t would enable the great factories and
forges to go on and complete their ma—
chinery. He recognized the fact that the
financial problem was a serious one. but he
kncwof nogreut item that could be re-
dncsd by this congress, so that when it was
charged that we now appropriate saloon,-
Mths perfect answer was that the laws
already paced made them a necessity or
she we must stop the great works of the
government “For one," he continued. “1
In not prepared, until we shall have a
navy such as this country ought to have, to
alloweconomy to prevent me from voting
fora proper nppropr‘nitiou to create a navy
of which the whole American country will
ham, and which is necessary for our
Mal interests at home and abroad.”
Mala (In-lot lied-ca Expenditures.
In the course of further discussion lfr.
put a construction upon Hr.
" to waged-:12!” Demo
wnly took exception 0 t
expenditures. _ “The
mapsndltnvcs at a high rate, as I think.
”they-re fixed andrmnot be repealed.
Warrant responsibleforwhat goes on to-
do
”The senator from New Jersey docs
wmmmmmkudh» his party
while intimates that wccando better,
Mthafactinthat we unnotdobettor.
5'
§
5
l
l
”W Manure- unad-
EveningSentinei
train] “fogs" E «in.
The Maryland Senator Favors .
wsic swans on me amends.
ni- nlulnlppl. "lalumfl sin or»-
sltreaua Canning Great. Ill-ago.
l'rcxsamw, lies, May H.-—-The Mainlan-
lcgiaiaturo has appropriated “0,000 since
gentry fund for the Fifth Louisiana levee
ish appropriated $2,000 for the same fund.
The district was out of funds and the sitna
lion in highly critical along its m mil. of
levees. The levees from Helena, Ark., to:
the gulf are now watched night and day.
While all are hopeful, no one doubts that a
single severe storm would result in vases
and widespread disaster.
Missouri and Kansas Flood 3‘
Kansas pm, May l4.-—-me the Kansas
river country come rc‘ls of high water.
and in that region it higher than it has
been for twelve yours, and is going higher.
The Union Pacific bridges at Perryvilic and
Bossvilie, Kan, are said to be in danger
and may go down at any minute. At Law
renco, Kan, another foot will do incalcula-
blc damage. The water is now running
under the Union Pacific track, and men are
at work along the line trying to strengthen
the tracks. At Fort Scott the liarmaton is
out of its banks and all the low farms are
under water.
Kalil Falling, Rivers Rising.
Tomas. Kan, May li—It is raining
again in Kansas. The Republican river at
Junction City is five miles wide and the
Big Blue at Manhattan is over its banks
The Kansas river at Topeka is now over it!
bnnksand still rising. Reports from the
west any that n ten-foot rise may yet be ex-
pected. If this be true, and the appear
slices are all. that way, the three bridge!
that span the river at this point are al'
doomed. The water has already done great
damage here. flooding houses, warerooms
mills, factories, etc.
A Big Levee Breaks.
Amos. Ilbt. May lawTho Mississippi is
still rising. A mile of the main track of thr
St. Louis, Alton and Springfield railway il
under water and traffic is rntin'ly sns
pended. The plants of the Sparks Milling
company and the Illinois Glam works him
been flooded, throwing 500 men out of em
ploymsnt. One of the largest levees pro
tecting St. Charles county gave way, flood
lug 1,000 acres of wheat.
Rising 'I’wo Ins-hen an Hour.
Jrrrsasou (.‘rrr, 110., May ll.-—The Mis
souri is rising two inches an hour, and but
already spread over the Galloway bottoms
flooding many farms and driving hundred;-
from their homes The worst isyet to some
The (huge no over its banks: the (issmndi
is running over for miles buck, and th-
Moreno is flooding the bottom The rivcn
are now all within a few inches of the die
estrous floods of ltixi, and the inclination!
are that in a few days it will be extruded.
lies Molnes Under Water.
Des Monks, May N.—The Des Maine.
river is still rising. The water bu filled
twothirda of the (sailors here,and is in some
mes up in th.~ maid].- o! the first tloor win
down Dori-us c! loudly-s linvnbcen obliged
to more out r-l' lllwlr burnt-s. (in-at. smart
cutortuim-d that the water will get up in
high that it will wash over the levee, ano
then all the houses east may be washeo
away.
NO ASTOR WILL CONTEST.
lllrn. .1. Coleman Dnyton Says She liar
llarl llor Share.
New You, May 14.4019 will of William
Astor, with its six mdicils, was filed for
probate in tho sumlgutc‘s ofllce by‘Phili;
Kissurn, of Orange, N. J., onoof theerecu
tons. The will covers sixty—six closely writ
ten men of legal cap, and employs over
15,000 words in mulling disposition of the
Nauru”) which is calculated to be in-
volved. Tho codicilamakoveryhnportanl
changes. One of them, the sixth, isdatod
Nov. 12, ih‘Jl. This was after the domestit
troubles in the ilraytou family. It was
written just before Mr. Astu- went to h
rope to trytchushnpthsaundal, It
strikes out all bequests M ill th will”
preceding codicila to In. ”my“, lid
then leaves 0850,” to be! m
This mtlicil cloera thu: “The 1m
provision of the child!“ (I my MM,
Charlotte Augusta l I about shall
take the place of the firth minisol‘lny
said will. I have made other and unlit
provision for my (laughter?
Mrs. Drnytou is satisfied with thewill.
She said so when the question was plainly
put: “Are you satisfied with the tarmac!
your father’s wilil"
”Yes and no," she replied. "It is Just
this way. During my wedded life I had
several ‘advancvl on acmnnt.’ I bellow
thyiswhat hmincmmonuuluandit w-
an erstoodlhatif l oaad l-hemnnrythea
I would have to go without it later. i have
no intention whatever of contesting the
will, because I think it is eminently fair.
"To the public it may be a matter of sun
price that the women of the family get no
little. but my futlwr was a proud man, and
>hhobject was to koepthn monsyinthn
family. To speak morecorrectiy, Iahonld
_saythathewsutedthe roomy to golrom
fathutomuforasnuatiouuutiltbahm
llyinthorlchentiuthe country. 'I'hallsa
reryrimplearplnnation of thewholsmst-
ly children are well [untitled for. As
for me, i shall live with my mother, I any
pone. We are left to mournandcomforl
enrhother. Prohnbiythabnlkd our time
will he spent in Europe. I can asynomorn.”
New York In to llalp Chicago.
(.‘Iucaoo, llay ll.--'l'be New York com-
mhsion going to the World’s fab
om mmhlionhat
boat I. Rowland, James W
«st
, ‘v . n, ‘- '
; My
3
fi
0’
Vic-AP c 7's“ l'
Judge Nelson, of the United stain as.
am court at Boson, ammonium
nient again: the whisky that Mb
The caterpillar plague has
Clitago anarchists have replevined the
threorcdflags seiaedbythepoiiceou lay .
day.
Work on the headquarters of the British
royal commission at the World's fair will
begin at once.
It 0. Wheeler, a prominent architect of
Ogden, Utah, is under arrest on a charge of
embezzling 010;”).
George C. Baker‘s new submarine boat
washnnk and navigated with endless on the
river at Detroit. -
Bloodhounds are on the track of Frank
Hilton, who is wanted for the murder of
Charles Jonesat Paris, Ten. _
In the Massachusetts senate the house
resolution " against the anthracite coal mo-
nopoly was adopted.
Senator Quay introduced a bill apmr
printing ӣ004!!! for the purchase of a sit.
and the erection of a mint lnPhlladelphia.
The appropriation for this punlooe, stricken
out in the house sundry civil bill. was 863),-
ill).
The samtaryof the treasury and director
of the mint have approved the proposition
of the World’s Coilmillian exposition for the
special lane of second» fifty cent pieces
for use at the exposition.
Charles Martin, twelve years cld,ls in the
hands of the authorities of Cincinnati
charged with being a morphine enter and
drnnkard.
The body of Lord Bramwell, the distin-
guished jurist, was cremated at the Wokiug
cemetery.
Geraldine Ulnar has recovered a verdict
of £1,000 against If. Tracy Grooves, London
correspondent of the New York World, for
libel.
Loewe B (30.. of Berlin. have begun action
against Rector Ahiwordt for charging that
the company had furnished the German
army with defective rifles
There is a deficiency of $7,674,333 in the
pension appropriation for the current year.
Forty—three bodies have been recovered
from the Roslyn, Wash, mine, where the
fatal explosion mourn-ed Tuesday.
thought all are now out.
The jury in the case of W. F. naird. ex-
president of the Bank of Modern. at I-‘resao.
CAL, charges! With forgery, haw rcturucd e
verdict of guilty.
THE, BASEBALL WORLD.
Al Cleveland“ ll. II. 1.
Cleveland ...... eoooorlol—sloi
Pittsburg. ..... i! 0 ll 0 n o o 0 I l 6 .5
Batteries: Young and U‘i‘uuunr. Smith and
lack
At Cincinnati» 1:. n. r.
Cilicinnati. ..... Oluoalollmzs
Louisville ...... OlllalllDItD-dil
Batteries: Durycaand Murphy. le-nkim an
Grimm.
lAS'rklus mac: Banks.
a§t fl Cl
w
along the southern border of North Caro, .
district, and the police jury of Madison par “In .
ltir
ha:
7't'hat
{,p ml
thom
doth {.5 *
0? Scull“
l
.n
I
‘1 .
esci
thosewho
their name before the publ
solid and ubtantlal _
I? a
People
keep
.,
7
rm”? .a N...» -;.\
v
‘ Such
Bdl‘lElst'D
Mince,
l Meat
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpuious can. Highs!
Av. I’hlladelpina- inns. . .
some. .:l l o o o o 0 o 0—4 s u awardatalll’urcFoodExposdlons. Each
Noun.“ .0 u it u 0 ll u o l -l ll 1 package mllkcs two large Pics. Avoid
13:):an Home and Costello, \VciLs and lmitatious—‘and In“ on having “-
0‘ ”01‘.
At Syracuse it u, g N‘DNE SUCH blind.
gym-n... ______ n u ll 0 o I) 2 1 o- 3 9 i IERRELLGISOULE. 5%. ",1.
Elam; ,,,,,,,,, u \i ll ll 0 ll ll 0 l)“ ll 5 a > .4, ‘__ _._..v_-::.._~.
Baflrriui: Myers and l‘oughliu. Murphy and
Boyd
..... m“ LITEll
Albany ......... ll 0 0 0 I 32 l U lv—l’i 5 ll
Binnba:ntuu,..ll ll 0 l) 0 0 0 0 0.» ll 3 l
Ballerina. Brown and Taylor. Townsend and
Cass-y.
TA! Providence 3 0 u 0 0 0 I‘ll“. ‘ul SULPHUR.
my ........... it U h— ' u Ml“ M {
Pruvnlencc.....0 2 o u u u u o a 7 l has: Immune.“
Batteries: Ciarknonandlllctlalfnry;lurp|u. An I an I I I I "I;
Byanaudliuauut. . hap'llalalelt-afatha-naam
. . I}.
Bdliiaunm l -' o u o l u o owl: nb‘l E'fflifilw flown..m
......... - b n
Btlclhwsior ...... 13001310: slaw"... Wafiuflfi 3
Batteries: Bowman and w. Daiy, com- mowlmgflmh- -
“‘“W‘ ~--—- l c. all mm "cm-w
The Woman's radar-lion Blectlon. . ' mam
L‘nrcmo, May ll.—The F ‘ im- ol “ ” ” .
Wands Clubs elected the following ofl- W
are: Mdent, Mrs. Charlotte Emerson
Brown, of New Jersey; vice president,”
Gala 1’: Harvey, of cm: recording sac
rut-y, In. J. 0-. Only, of New York dty:
corresponding secretary, Mary 8. Temple,
«We; treasurer, In J. (l. (W,
of We; auditor, Mrs. H. H. Robinson,
of luaaohuselta; advisory board. In. L.
I. Ketcham, of Indians; In C. 11 film
ling, of Missouri; lies lay Rogers, of
Iowa; Hrs. l-‘auny P. Palmer, of Rhoda
Inland: lira Mary I )fnmfccd, of Penn-
aylvarfl; Mrs. Julia Ward flows, of Ho‘-
cbusutta; lira Catharine Nobles. of 14:qu
ana;ln. n w. Bans, of California, and
lil- Octavia Bates, of llichlgnu.
, Ila-eve for Idltor childa.
Monaco Bruises, Colo, lay lt—A
visit to Indium, followed by a drive upthr
Utcpnas, was the morning programme oi
Ir.lieomow.0bildn. lathe afternoons
dinner and reception was given in his honor
byllun. J. J. Hagerman. Atnlghtthefeo
tiriticn tnddentto his vklt closed with a
must receptlm and ball attire I Pam
u
BAL'I‘flolt, lay lie-Dolls Hamlin and
Globe tuned the fasten mils ever-ads
over Pirnl'lon track. 0. J. Hamlin, til
owner or the team. mnoanud tint he
would try about llzlli. The time was:
at; f.l.m;thmqnntars,l:4l l
mileflzlb. . X
lancyfavflbartnroahcnduans.
Barmanlayls—Jlbemelvcrscrthr
Mummers we Iranians-m
y will soon pay 15 pnrcenttcpnllcy
mars. Tbewdm will he
Whitmdalmulaallmlh
Ilaltsdfltahnsadlsropo.
Alter Tnntnm's Potteries.
Dental-n in lanes nan canes.
durm.layK—Pl'hn law Jersey
continuum-ad W
M
Ellis
pellflfllll
.-¢—-
vknnl
J Bass-
Eiculs all others. it on want the
slmnqrsl, invest. and st. insist on
having Williams It is unequalled in
wholesomsnms and flavor. One bottle
of attract million 5 gallons. Ask for "A.
Wirmonliiflllus "
mm
good
In «bus, bull {or Ml”. One
0“ 4m
illimm gum \ Elli
Dental Plates.
Agent for all the Boyuton (‘0 ‘I Ipsclalllmnnd
m Factory at Five llile Rival.
* WlSH‘INGTflN!’
8mm Tacks To Tun.
NAllflNAlv CAPITAL
UIIDII 'I‘na I’m-noun“. Gonna-no smut
0r Till ,
“Sim ll lllllllfllll.
PE
February 18, llalrgblgkApril 7, 28, May
Excursion Tickets
fluid only on special train. will be sold from
New York at
$l 2.50 .
ROUND. $l LOO
Return coupons valid onl ' on s inl train.
thr- Saturday (allowing. The "fin rule in-
olndcbrailvrny fare and meals enruule in both
directions, botol murmured-lions in Washing-
ton at ins Arll miter-mourns. Ebola. W -
lard's. or iii a case from “g? on Thurs-
day to iunc can on gaturdar. lb inclusive.
The OI 1.00 rate does not include meals en-
route. but covers all the other features of the
hour. SPECIAL THAI! will leave New York
at it a. m., on the
Tourist agent and cbapcrgin will accora by
each party. For itineraries, tickets full
information address’l'ourlst Agent Penusu'l-,
vauln Railroad. M9 headway, . cw York.
CHAIR E. Pi‘llH. ' J. R. WOOD
Ilenfiaagnhllanagcr General Page. Agent.
Dr. F. W. Dalmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
((‘rowu and Bridge work.)
BEST SET or TEETH ON RED Rl’llllllt
“all
(launched to he the Best and the Same that
other Dentists charge Twice as much for.
TRIP.
Teeth extracted without pain ~ - at
Soft Fillings — - - 51k- and up
"old Fillings — — ~ Sill» and up
All work .rlnllllnl; in l‘t’llflsltl')’ gimmntoed
in he the .t workmnmhip at prim-s nix-Ill
one-bail charged by other dentists.
OFFICE. t‘.’ “’ASHING‘I‘UN STREET.
liter Post (Nice. moth Solwuik. on ly
JOHN F. FLYNN '
Sanitary Plumhel,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
JilBlllllll l SPECIllTI.
liming taken the bouncer“ nftdtl'lbe‘ Lib
Lil). Illh “wellington street. mill Norwalk.
o: -l Zlfleil l: for
Annual
l mimmrully solicit asharcnt public patron
an. I refer in plumbing I haw done for ill;
past seven years. in the employ of W. H. lick-
er a L'o All worn will have my personal any»
on Man. and will armor-fly executed and
min-u ("lL rmlrant . Hive nlealrial new
wll silicon.
Sanitary Plumbing
AN
lmv lussm Sloan Haring
Owl-ll!-
Tlll Mill SHEET Illlll tllllil.
lint llr llutlu. linger Illil lint-
lug atom.
Florida Boiler
Full list of fin Inn.
50 Barth Iain 8h. 80. Harwell.
Silo illney’!
F, BllVlSTllN’S
BRET WI
ll PRICES. -
summary-antennas“.
Induced. Ahonhsltnauffhllnan
Mosul-alumnus.
1"”
dates above mentioned. '
PlUMBINBW
. ’ Enquire
gPAYMEfiis
ll WEEKLY!
Watches.ch;lns.l:hanns,
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
liliiiii. llllmsnll & colllllll.
2l9 Montague St.
(rn‘l’ immune. Brooklyn]. l3
Thus for our good-l dellvs in South Nor-
walk have given general calls “on. and all“
met of payment lshighlyapprcclated.
information can be bad of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l! RAILROAD PLACE.
Sillilll lllllllllll Willi}:
"FAWC’Ef'f's
I? IAIN STREET, "DIWALI.
To our friezds and patrons we beg tonn-
nounce that ur Spri Importationsfor l@
are now received. to w ’ch your attention is
respectfully lnvted. Opening week We will
offer Special Bargains lfl Ribbons and Flow
era. two hundred lama of Flowers to choose
from. Indira-an make selection now and we
will reserve their order until later if desired.
HATS DIED llllll’llESSEll II THE
“TEST STYLES.
ladies‘ man Material mails to order
MRS w. Flum-
lllmfl' Hllilil Wu;
led
a” etc.
4 Positive cm for all Female Noam.
A III BIII’IOIB—A llrnd Inna-Id hall-an law
I’lrltcdnru and Iraq without known
nails. Indigestion. band-rho. lunch, was
down pain-across lkolonsrpartof thebownls with
great sonnet. in the region of tho ovaries, bladdrr
difficulties scanty urine, with frequent desire to
unrlale, laumrrhlla and constipation. . .
sm' ELEIEIS is pleasant to lake. being in
. ‘ the form of tiny capsules or
pill: which. iftakan according to directions ne'er
ails lo rellavs or (II. thnuvanst far-I “lb-Ill
weakness. I’m-e “Super bur nullrient for-me
months trnarmvut or so... for I ban-s sold-Il-
rura months treatment usually enough hr the very
we.“ cases Sold by all droughts or malls! in
a sealed package upon receipt ot price. _ .
Addres- cllnflfll bffllfll‘ (0.. Irunllya, I}
. REM—RD
9e widget,
AND
Within 5 Illa-ran. "re cent Imi-
. Kelley, l Rollins &. 00.,
I
Superlatlve
In the hentl‘lour made.and aschsap assay
on... dilmi: mmgfitn‘g
finA‘BLghlg-‘EN Cflh Co's.
None genuine
Illl. AGENTS,
‘11!) Main Street. Hartford. Conn.
mriz 3m
unloading iish market brine
city is at
HUNT & ZELUFF’S
32-Wssumoros STREET—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
PllllE lflllllfl CATSUP,
IIPflRlEI SilllllllES,
METERS.
PlCIllEll fllSlEllS.
Orders called for 31nd delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market.
__*.. cm,“ ..
HUNT ‘&ZElllFPS
32 WISHINGWN STREET.
ii. Vitus; ism s. s. lIL'n'l hi
BENNETT &. HIISTEII,
28 Hair Street, 80. llorwalt.
Meats.
Fish- Oysters.
Fmils.legelahles,Poullry.
or ALL limbs in rusm smell)!
AT W'HULELALE r“: RE' ‘All.
.9
I care; ‘I‘cn onnr Mlllplt! mniains 3
com. or since 25th. Mk. 3 0| mailed
paid rowan a “urn. Wholesale
in. N. 1'. hold b the fol-
low South Sorwalk droughts: . ll. Bax-
" . .
lion. it If mnlnlnl Ii. (‘ mill-1m.
“can RHII‘IA‘I'ISU. V
Neuralgla, Sick-head»
ache. Anil-blllousaud
anus ‘ familypur live
“II. 75015 .\f NT
is equally reliable for
ring plies in all forms.
For sale eve
and at P LA I s
I , , .
J "'!l"‘ '
‘Allil AME-“l
” when,
ED‘S
N “O
l Lia
Price 5 cents a bun.
It HILL. Proprietor Portland. Ma. fll 3m
FURNITU ill-i
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
liontb Halo ulnar.
Up-lllalrs
Some
Raise the
Obiectlon I
ran nuannruo rs now now
an. so snau. a users or
nom' ms- rncr cannon
"roan ro aura-nan. rats
rs can wnr run moor.»
worms: wuss: is run
savanna: or runner-inn ram
woman cnur on omursc
uncut.“ ouur ’nauoarsn
is run races: ans nor mans
swan or main
Why not
Truths:
Sentinel
I Calumns?
dealers, and con-
A 90W?! )
R d l h ' '
ea IS .
Br schemes, estimates and «heap rackets
you can fool all of the propit- s-nne of llll‘lllul‘.
some of we pimple all ol the time. but no
can't “Ill all the people all the liiur. All l.l.l'
dourm—nl Fill“) in llle Connecticut Gencral
Lifelnsurunw t‘ompnny is what lllc Maple
will l-avnalter lacy iiave been fooled lllln illu-
lnx sells-inc or tin-up lusllmlnc. t‘hrup Ill-
surancels like cheap inunry: it ain‘t uorrh
lunch.
If you want protection for your family. or
yourselrin run or old Age. m a plain ill-unite
Kollcy on the elulounleul plan in im- (.‘onmrllc
fo
rill: General Life lllsurancet ‘onlpany. of liar!-
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Agent. ill Washington N. 50th Sorwalk
ll. Bellllill 80M
successors to c. B. Ianiru.
5| wellington 8. 80. Ismail
2? Iain Strut Iorwall.
“label“ ‘
Bakers, confections,
ICE CREAM.
0. Drill 0rd Pnnn .
W. l”. Igfilymi m a lop“! Filled
ALBIN anmo. '
Dealer in all kind of
Fresh and Salted lasts, Sausage.
vmz'r LIE, DEIJCATLW‘BN,
Butter. , .‘nuuerl "tlxlflm. (nuns
h, ale ale.
NORTH IAIN 81 ltllt’f‘. Knit Wit-HT.
Houlh Norwnlk. roll I!
Are Headquarters for flood Polawes; five
choice varieties—Early Beauty of Hell»
run, Early Rona. Early Ohio. While saw
and New Queen—haudnnne seed stock
andwamutedtruoto name. Grownn
Houlton,AIlOOB1‘i)0K COUNTY.llalne.
Al'uostook County lies in the extreme
m comer of the United States.
Indoonlalns umllllon Icrfsof as {as
tile land as them shines on. The“!
reaches down to bed rock. The farmer
hero niches a regular business of raising
potatoes for need, and be has here every
natural advantage The location is so
far nortbnn minute shady growth.
Phrtloular attuitlonla given to keeping
thereodpure.aod byycaraof painstab
log Iloulwo cred pointer have agrent
reputation. If you want sonnet the
hastened potatoes grown in the United
States we have them. No fancy price-l
Priscaf‘rom ”.10 toflAOprr bushel.
Special Mention.
BEST BUTTER 15c. Illi
..,, 4.. ........._..
Washhum Brushy Eli’s ‘
incl
-o---'....,-—..._..~___.
hilefliieileh’ore. ,
liamphor Gum.
Dalmaliun Insect Powder.
Naplhalien.
Paris Green.
In Quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
HATE,
The Druggist.
rsl
llfir‘li‘liz‘e
Raymond
Bros.
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
phosphate [at less than it costs
other dealers.
' DRINK“ '
Thea Nectar
Pl‘RI-Z CHINESE TEA.
Can only be found at
The Great
Miami: and Pacific
Tea Company’s
STORE.
4! Main Street. llomalll. Conn.
’
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantlysold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and Wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wnslidny, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your in-
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,
With our name on the wrapper.
nun THIS It is not the selling
price alone, that must
. confident], in arriv-
”ICE- lng at a knowledge of
_ the value of an article.
There is as much real pure soap in a bar
of Ilobluns' Electric asin four bars of
any taller soap made, and it will, if used
according to directions. do four times
as much work as any other. Its mil in
but a very slight advanci- on that of 5"
fenor map. Insist upon lhlbbina' ”with
l. L. (flaunt it 00..
Philadelphia. Pa.
mmwwbmm' tr
. murmursmuf
Norwalk Chronicler