value of
amass EFL BEITEI.
Important Action at the Pres-
byterian General Assembly.
m mom INTIMATE WI].
I'he lethedlsts’ Committee at We
M That the Word ”lay-en"
Bees 1rd Include the van sea—mars-
tevs Will Keep on lleelag as More.
Poznan. 0r.. lay 25.411. first con-
tutover Dulh'igphasheenfonghtinthe
male-emblyend the anti-Briggs party
haewonit. ThqupeIIol theprnsecuting
committeefrmntheactionoftbsNewYork
presbyteryin dismhning the case against
’ him was decidedbythejudiciarycommit.
teeinfavorof theappellanta. This is the
manningofthemajovityreportofthecom—
mitten. Aminorityreport favors (limb
ingthe sppsalwithinstrmtiomtothsep:
pellanhtotsketheireass totho synod of
NewYork. It isprobsble that
biywmmnnunmn-nrim rt.
fdlows: ‘m'either congre- ,sny state
“phenylaw respecting anyestahliah-
mantel religioaorprohildtingthefreeex'
uehsthaeofmrmeitspropertyandcredit
orsnyrnoneyraisdby taxation oran-
fltwileeithertohemedfor them-sol
fonnding,maintaining or aiding byamno
Mpymentfor services.expensesor
Manychnmhmhgious denomina-
mmmtyoranyiustitutionfio-
detyorundsrtakingwhieh is whollyorin
part “detract-avian or ecclesiastical cons-
trul.‘
"laymen " Does Not Include Women.
(hale, lay 25.~Biehop Hurst occupied
thechair at the Methodist Ep'noopal gen-
.al mfmnes. The eonnnitm on judi-
ch'yreaehed a very importantconelusion
wponthemeaningof theword “lsymen”in
thed'lciplinewhere it prov’uies for lay rep
Inflation ‘I’hsoommitteeisof theopin-
itmthattheword does not and neverhas
indudedwomen, but hm meant anddoes
“manly.
I Dr. Potts, of Detroit, offered a resolution
hvoriugtheadmionof women and uk-
iagthatduring the yoarbeginningJune I,
Mead mding lay 3].]!!mthebkhops
halogenated to submit totheannnal eon-
faenoeths proposition to amend the sec
and restrictive rule by adding thewords,
“and-iddeleptmnmyhsmenorwomen”
Theraportoltbecunmitteeon iti
was then taken up. Dr. J. I. King. of
New York, declared that the removal of
tksmumit would be the greatestad-
vanoesieptakenby the Hethodist church
infli‘tyysars. Afterr King halfa dozen
spukersinsnocessionclamored for the re-
moval of thetimo limit.
Vigorous ellorte were made by [lime who
wibd to see the time limit removed. but
they were completely outstripped. The
minorityreportwasadopted by a vow of
Mfortowtl against,and tbefive year time
limitwillremainas it is.
KAISER WILLIAM'S CLOSE CALL
[lulled late a Ditch by a Runaway
‘l’eam, but Only Bruised.
has, Hay fi—The Dar-gig" Zeitung
mys that Emperor William narrowly ee-
eapedbeiug killed in a runaway between
Schlolitten and Prookulwita Thempemr
wnedriviug with Count Dohnn, whose guest
leis. One of the four lieryblaek horses
drawing the carriage became frightened
andbolted. Theother horses became no-
manapabls, and they all started down the
highway at a terrific pace. The emperor
onaoomnt of thehelpleasneas of one arm
w-unahls to pull themlnandCouat
Dohaagrasped the reins too late to (rhea
theirflight. One of the hove-fell while
theatriage was being Whirled along the
“the medium. ‘
This
l...“
(l ._ 1
i.
i
‘ uvatv oeuocnmc caucus.
General Appropriation bills Given Pro
Melee Over All Other leasuree. ,
Wasnuroron, Ilay Eli—The Democratic
membersof the house held a lively census
last night. the matter at i-no being Ir.
lollillin's resolution glvingsvneral appro-
prhtionsbilh proosdsnos'oter sllotherbusi-
noes. The resolution providesthat general
appropriations him should take
mafiothermoasnnssndshould be non-
aidered, one after another. until all the ap-
propriation hillswere dlepcaed of. Ir. lo
Millinmndsashortspoech insupportofbis
resolution. A bitter speech in opposition to
it was made by Mr. Hatch. who claimed
that the house should take up the autioptiou
bill and consider it before any other busi-
ners was brought forward. If. Hatch said
he had given way twice to appropriation
bills. but he intended to inlet in future that
the antioptiou bill should have precedence.
He would not be bound, he said, by any
action the caucus might take, and ho?on-
tended that the caucus was a snap affair.
due notice of its objects nothavingbeen
given. Hullatchwassupportedbylr.
Bynnm, of Indiana. while Ir. Sayers. of
Texas. a member of the appropriation com«
mittee, was the principal supporter of Mr.
McMillin.
After some further discussion. the lie-
llillin resolution was adopted by a very
large majority. Mr. Hooker. of Mississippi.
oflerod a resolution providing that ten ob-
jections should be necessary to defeat a
request for unanimous consent. Therese
lotion was defeated and the canon ad-
journed.
In the Senate. ’
Wasmnmon‘. May art—All day the sen-
ate was occupied in a further discussion of
the bill to'confor jurisdiction upon the
United States courts to try offensescrrm- age
mined in the states against alien residents
of treaty powers. .Tbo owosition to the
bill was so strong that Ir. Morgan, one of
the subcommittee on foreign relations, who
drew up the measure, impressed a willing—
ness to mtpune its further consideration
till December. .
In the “dune.
Wasmxorox, May :r...'rne house de-
voted another day to tho sundry civil bill
without concluding it. An unsuccessful so
tempt was made by llr. Enloe iDem.). of
Tennessee, to redo“: sppmprintions for the
United States nest and geodetic survey
by cutting down certain estimates for field
work and salary.
TO SALUTE THE OLD FLAG.
General Pal-er Asks Tate-nun to Join
in the Colombian School (clot-ration.
Auaxv, May tea—General Palmer. norm
mauder in chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, is samcstly cooperating with the
executive committee of the national Colum-
binn public acimol celebration. f kt. l2.
which aims to impress upon l3.m0,0l])pnpils
a powerful lesson in patriotivn. In the fol-
lowing letter General Palmer. through Ad-
jutant General Phisterer. urges the 5001!!)
veterans under his command to mist in
celebrating the fourth centennial of Ameri-
m's dim m~ry2
bran 5m .tsru'unuarrrs I amdimcted by
themrnmandvr in l‘liief to inform you that it is
theinin-ntinn to nelsbrale Diamvery Day. Oct.
12. in the public schools of the United States by
patriotic services. and the Grand Army of the
Bepahlir leashed to make amnion cause with
thesehmlahy acting as an escort to them in
parades and at the morning hour. when the
atholars rise and salute the flag. that n detail
of comrades be pmnt to amiss. It is deemed
that this cooperation ran best be secured
through ordersemauating from the department
co'mmauders
.‘Ir. Francis Bellamy. Chairman of the elect!»
the ruininiitw, will awn mmmnuwate with
you upon this subjcl't. explaining the dnign
and eunfvrnmt as to the surest manner of se.
curing sun-um A» thin promises to be a grand
lemon In petriotuvm the commander in chief
deaires that each department commander will
render all the “totem rte-ibis.
'mlflll'l I’fllh‘tlllii.
Adjutant (lewal
Grand Circuit Fame.
Mum-a. NJ“. May 15.4“» stew—
arikofthsgrsad circuit met here and do
ddsdtooder purresas follows: Pittsburg,
mow; Cleveland. “15.41”; Bill-Io. NJ“);
Rochester, #150,000: Springfield. anion);
Hartford. Olt'y,W; Philadelphia. WM».
Total, 092””). The dates of closing were
fixedasfollows: l’IItsbnrg. July Indore
um, July x»; Duflalo. July in; mama, ‘“
July In; 59.1mm, Ang. I; Ilartford, Aug.
12-, Philathlphia, Aug. is.
General Inller Out of It.
Bosnia. Itsy :56. (' ‘ Butler‘
v‘ user-uh .Mrvmu.
BirAlexander Cshrplnll. Ilnntmt pv-
ernor of Ontario, Is (lend. ‘
Conuegatimalists'opeued the sixty-sixth
anniversary of the Hollie Missionarysociety
at Washington.
The Swiss government has forbidden the
pinyin‘ of baccarat at the Kursaal.in Ln-
uerne. '
It is Isobsble Presuent Carnot will pan-
dou Ir. Deacon on July Is. the anniversary
sf the fall of the liauiile, when it is custom-
sry to extend clemency to certain prisoners.
The famous monitor Minntonomoh left
Blooklyn for Annapolis. and will join the
north Atlsntic squadron
Governor-flower hanltarudonatonrof
the New York state prisons.
The rebate bill to .tmnsier' the revenue
cutter service to the navy department was
laid aside without notion.
Patrick Fitzpatrick. who killed Samuel
Early. was hanged in Pillsburg.
A mob broke up a Solution Anny meet-
Iug nt Waterbury, Conn. mid but mine of
the odious. ,
'alter Smith. colored, who assaulted a
white girl. was taken from the jail at Cabot.
Ark, and was lynched. ‘
Judge Advocate General Ilemey. who has
been suflsriug with nervous trouble in
Washington. has left the Naval hospital.
Comptroller of the Currency. Lacey is to
be president of the Bankers’ National Bank
of Chicago. which will open on July i with
a capital of MAXIM“).
The joint resolution relative totheelee-
tion of senators by popular vote was re
ported to the senate by Ir. Mitchell. The
oommittee is divided.
Fire destroyed ls number of mills in
Spokane, Wash. and caused mow dam-
A Mormon colony hashsen granted 100mb
acres of fine farm land in Chihuahua. Hea-
Ioo. Five hundred families from Utah will
take W.
Another relay bicycle race has been ar-
ranged. It wdl be from ('levelsndtolluf-
falo, no miles.
There was adesnltory discussion upon the
general subject of tarifl legislation by the
lento finance committee, but no effort to
reinvention upon any of the house taril
hills that are now on the calendar. . It ap
pears that there is no probability of an
early report by the committee upon these
ores.
W. W. Bain,of Waterloo. la..is in en-
tody charged with abducting Bettie Ic-
Dnnnld at the point of the revolver and
compelling her to marry him.
Charles Devi. a convict, choked into in-
sensibility his keeper, Edward Miles. at
Newport, Vi. veiled the keys and escaped.
lira Ralph Noyes. of Woodsvills. N. 1]..
while Insane took poison from whichshe
afterward died. and tried to kill her chiL
dren with n razor.
An amendment appropriating 810.4110 was
W to the agricultural appropriation
bill by Senator Psitigrew to continue ex
periments in the production of rainfall by
mean of explosives,
The thirteenth annual ronvention of the
supr- :m- lmlgr. Tim-gills of the Holden
Bugle. is in swnznn .it ,Itlnntu' ('ity.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
At lkniun» First game" I. it. I
“FIND... .._0ol00|002~063
Kow Yurk “no u o u o u a 3 o—"u : o
Klrnuls and Kelly. finale and Boyle.
Somali game - II. II. I.
Boston ........ ll 0 U I) I) 9 ll I 0—10 9 I
Newfork ...vv 3 0 l o o l n "—5 o 3
Haley and iianu I, King and Doyle.
At Brooklyn — n. l. I.
Brooklyn. ,...0 2 2 I) 9 .'r 5 0 l--2-i It 0
Washington...i v n u o z i 0 0—4 9 ‘l
Inks and llaly. Foreman and Milligsn.
thatheispresidentof “”0901beme
Investment mpauy. of Atlanta. which is
reported to be to financial trouble. Mr.
Botlsrnysheesversdhis connection with
the or y several weeks ago when he
broom-way is which the company was
carrying on bruins;
Ire. laybruk's Cass Agata.
famous, )lsy 2o.--Cbarlea It. Stuart
Worthy. parliamentary under secretaryof
www.mtsdiathshonasofor
mo-Inrsplytoaquvstimconcvrliag rs.
m layhvick. that the movement
wvsetslltinssreadyto ooneidereaynsw
mfmmhgupoabereonvletlm.
.—
lsw Ink and!" Iaglul'eflaae.
Bonn-ms mammalianmm
ofwbichthe "Yorksnd Row
qusmplaan tot-ustmmwtll
msdtoretlre list mortgagelarads
animal) will he nudiotaheup the
around.
A lreve nutshell-L,
Waterman. ism aster
hmawardsasgouli medal to J.
lidmhsspsroitbs oglalaadea.)
”summing-lulu is Neal‘s!
thsmwdthellpaeim steamship Ban
warm is usual.
lawns, ll. 1.. lay u—mlliata Dans.
At Baltimore-— n. u. a.
Baltimore ...... l102032000~7fl3
Philadelphia.,l 0 fl 0 I 3 0 it l~5 ll 3
Cobb and Hanson. Weyhlng and Croat.
AtCleveland— will.
Cleveland, ....|) 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—1 8]
Btlionis ..... ononooooofloeg
Young and Zlmmer, Dwyer and Buckley.
lss’rlaa LIAUIII osnas. '
At Buffalo» 111,!
alo.....,.:lnunoou lo~t 61
Troy ........... luoooooooisa
Dooley and Daley. Press-nan and hicCaflrey.
At Rochester” u a a.
lixhsstsr ...... noozooliuvine
Btughamtnn....30 no 00 o SILK 5|
lolleongh and ('allihan. Pits and Fitzgerald
AtAIhany» lll
hany,,....,.000 02 ft 0 n our I 6
Athletic. ....... OOOIOOIIOIL-Izl
Monmdlknsmflrsyasdlhvlin.
mantra»- a.a.a
Elmira ......... DDDOOOOIIfP—flll
Pruvldenoe. 090100013-880
Inmhyanlfloydltyseaadlilroy
All” IIJ.
Om...000100006~i1!
Iswllavsn boollthOP-stl
lyers and known. mo. and amber.
They 'send a Dyan-Its Cartridge.
‘I’nov, N. 7.. llay file—Oscar Johnson and
Peter Butler, two MM m1.-
dding in Canoes. were playing a
dynamite cartridgsthey found onthslfsw
York Central railroad tracks. when It sa-
WHM'h-rg had whys hunched
earn y out their were hsfly
Isoerattd.
Ila-belt Will Visit Wilhelm.
BsaunJlaya-‘fhskslssrhasrecetvsd
alettov from ling-Humbert matte; that
the Italian cabinet «his being now one-
dudedtheklngwillsooafnlllhis promos
tovhitthehabsr.
air llsevy leases Inflated.
1mm. lay u—ar Iissry Inasmu-
Iovdmeym of “enemies been Indicted
fwoomptrseytodsbaodthsllaassrdl’ub
lbhingcourpanyoispwsrdoim.m
tor Blaine and loll-Joy.
an. I? Ill-Jule f’lsvelsad
.Oovsrnor clielsy’sapa.lam
no»,
editorial thtlluassad
wouldhsthsstrnag-ttltbst
lair I “I“! ilsiartury W lass-doable
rm liewsrl’mlldl' “H."- Moralsseter hat-eyeballs”-
hy lyehtel rewiring at s m retest m. '
. sad whirledto '
mm Drowned.
“Jun... .34.:
rm“ “Mild. MN“.
wweurhdoattsssa.
'ert'ereeh‘ataegweflew.
m0. Ill-«MW
lantern-maths
haw-seams“ Dssvst
F°Sale !\ \.
Evening
Makes an every-day tonvmicnce of m
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highs!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
parkage makes two large rim. Avoid
Imitations~and Insist on having flu
NONE SUCH brani.
HERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
mom... 1-
st Toricto
AND SULPHUR.
no lest ooarun
Enquire at Office of ~
V 13 RaIIrOad Place.
"\H NORWALK-
. ,Q ‘9
Sentinel
cot‘”
This Space
f9?
sale !
Minimum
Bauer Tom To To:
NATIHNAI. BAPITAL:
Usual m Pelee-surrennoumsn Srsrarr
PEHHSHITTanRIIlHHID.
rennin, 18, March 17. April 7, as, n.
I9 1892. o y
Excursion Tickets
“(and onlyon special train. will be abld from
. ew York at
$I 2.50
$l LOO
lleluru coupons valid on! on s
ROUND TRIP.
in train.
Ibo Saturday following. T e3] .50 mic in-
rlndm railway fore and meals enroute in both
directions. hotel accommodations in World -
ion at the Arlin ton. Normandie. Ebbilt. W1 -
lord's. or ill gs oune. from an per on Thum-
ulny lu iunr run. on mtnninr. uh inolmiw.
'I‘lmIllJlo rate does not iru'lude meals en-
rouie, but mvers oil the other features of the
tour. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave New York
;I Thu. m.. on Idling?!“ strum mentioned.
our t agent an e peron vr rue-com
each For inner-aria. tickets “373?:
information addm Tourist A’s-ml l’ennsyl»
vania Rsiir ted. in» Broadway. ew York.
CHAS. E. l’l'fill. 1. It. WOOD
lienfizal Manager. General Pam. Agent.
Elm
Dr. E.“ W. Harmer.
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
«Truth and Bridge work.)
BEST 531' or TEETH ON RED RUBBER
.0.
Guaranteed to be the Beat and theSame that
other Dentists charge Twice as much fnr.
Teeth extracted without pain - - Ste
80!! Fillings — - MI‘ and up
(Bold Fillings - - - 8H!) and up
All work rtalning to [lentil-try git-reamed
to be the i workman-hip at prices about
onelhalf Hunter! by other deniisfs
ol'FlClZ. t: WASHINGTON STREET.
Over Post Office. 50th Sorwalk. ob iy
1mm r. mum
Sanitary Plumber,
STEIN and GIS FITTEH.
.IIIBBIHEI SPECIIITT.
Ilnvim: taken the basement undrrllw Lib-
rar '. he \Vnalxiuglnh street. South hull-malt.
not filled it for
animus
PLUMBING
I mmtfnlly solidi a share of puhlh- patron-
sge. I refer in plumbing! havr done for the
peel seven years, In the rmpln)‘ of \\ . ll. leek.
false af'tn thief-tubing m writ ['0 All Work w ililhavlr‘m) [terminal sup.
mm”¢"-fifi.rb““‘mt i:€:%::¥:.::“:..::'.'.m""3. .F.‘*.::.‘.:::.‘.;.::;I
MAI
nonunion, m... w H Meekerlco
. a» '.'In I I
O u D
”"17 Sannary Pl mblng
AND
”K .
, low Pressure Steam Healing
BIICIUHS a specialty.
-...... Till III) SHEET IIIIII Willi.
b n or Hot Air Hosting. larger and Hm-
Ing Stem.
B E R Ami for all the Iioyninn Co 's spa-Ialtloaand
'____I "
Errol: all others. If an want the
strongest. purest, and it, If!!!“ on
hovmg Williams' It is unequalled in
wholesomensss and flavor. One bottle
of extract maker 5 gallons. Ark for ll.
Thisltnntmly"}issl asgrmri"
as nib!” but our MI”. tlnr m.
our will land,“ ml. rlaun. (maturing
.Ml‘mmufl.
slim
memoir, uranium” "
Dental Plates.
OJ. mew“. ”It.
«.W
Florida Boiler
Full Use of Tin luv.
it tenth lsln st" to. lomli.
saVE‘Monei‘!’
E. BHYISTIIN'S
- Factory at Five flila River.
BHEIT annular
II W8.
W
iirsatvulttyet'stsdpsdmsflllslse
ia-tsassssi. meleeIIasstsilsas
”WV-trains»
diflv
PAYMENTS
SI WEEKLY!
Watches. Chins. Charms.
Hamel Blocks.Diamonds.
TIBHH. JOHNSON & CHIN".
2:9 Inmague 81..
cm' nan. swans. Brooklyn. II. T
Thurs far our goods deliveredqln South Kor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
method of payment Is highly appreciated. Full
information can he of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
II RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH HHHWNH COIN. H.‘
'Fchsrr’S‘
I7 IAIN STREET. IllllWflK.
To our friends and patrons we beg toan-
nounm: that our spring Importations for IR
arenow rereived.tn w lch your attention Is
reaper-(fully minted. Opening week we will
offer Special Bargains in Ribbons and Flow
em. two hundred hives"! Flowers to choose
from. Ladies can make selection‘now and we
reserve their order until later if dairrd.
HITS IIVEII All] "[8850 II THE
“TEST 8TVIE8.
ladiss' own lstsrirl made to order
MRS. W. FAWOETT.
Clover.
lggflflmmmw ..
a etc.
A Psalm cure for all female Diseases.
A raw IIIPI'OII—A tired languid feellaa. lew
spirited-est sod W best known
cease. Iediceetlsa. Ital-rho. bashaehe. bearing
down pats-a aenvae tbelowerpartof the bowels with
at eorene. ia the relic-of the ovaries, bladder
xflrnn'ses scanty urine. with frequent desire to
armors. learn?!“ and constipation. . .
Spms m.[” is pleasantto take, being in
the form of tiny capsules or
pills whit-b. "taken according to directions never
aill to nlisnsrssre thesevsrest fer-s offs-ale
washes- Price I!“ r hes suleieat for one
a sealed .ksee upon receipt of W. . .
address i‘m‘llfll smut (0.. IreeIIya. I}
Within 5 lira-lea. fire ant ‘ mm
In [1. I. 8335!)"
Superlative
la the bestl'lonr made. and ascheap asany
other. All grwera sell It. Eve barrel or
sack of flour madein the famous \T’ASH BL’RN
MILL". Minneapolis bears the name f
wasununn 01:0st Co‘s. None uenufr'le
withoutIit.
Keney, Robrles &. Bu.
Mlll. AGENTS,
711) Main Street. Hartford. Conn.
mri': 3m
Tllfieadw'{ugliéh market of the
city is at
HHNT & ZELHFPS
32—Wasnrsoron STREET—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
PHHE TUNITH BITSIH’.
IMPORTED SIHIHHES,
lllBSTE S
PlBKlEIl HISTEHS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish. Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
._._....._._. ..
HUNT &ZE|.HEE’8
32 WASHING”! STREET.
BENNETT 8!. HIISTEIJ,
2! Iain Street. 80. Harwell.
Meats.
F lsh Oysters.
Fmifslegelahleslouhry.
orau. mum is THEIR srzasos
A: WHOLELALF. It RETAIL.
talus l cure: ‘l‘ea eewt sample contains :‘
turn. larsiu-s the" Me. A OIl malln
fuel paid g TOWNS 8 JAMES» “ Isolate].
t; rmklyu.N. I. Sold by the fol
low South Surwalk droughts: ll. Bax
w. G. Hoyt. II. R. Pleisied fl. (‘_ Silllam
(0!.
"I'll“ “III'IA‘I’IIX-
Neuralg'a. Sick-head
ache. Antl-biliousami
an nae ‘ famII tin
mil-s oxaiiiu'ifw
Is equall reliable for
curing pi in all forms
For sale ev where.
ands! PLAIS Eb‘h
Drug Store. SoJN'nI’waIk
l‘rirr fl vents a bar.
a firm. Proprietor MIAMI. Me. in 2qu
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
loath Iain street.
U p-Slain
Some
Ralse the
Objection I
run avsav'rnrao Is now sow
an to seats. a tuners or
mm roar rues cannon
anoan ro aorta-new. rim
in am wnv riser mom
sovemsa. wanes rs run
surname: or sanwnno ran.
mounts cause on omarno
sermons.“ ones-r asaosras
' it so: rant-mane nor wane
awaaa or near
33.52:.
Columns?
. The constantly increasing demand for
"Read This!
By «heme-o. estimates nml nhrn l rarLrb
you um fool oil of tha- purple “int? of flu (line,
and norm-of Iln- privplv‘ all of [he mm. our )nll
can't furl all the pull-Ir all illr finer. .\u r [r
dowmrui Polity in like Forum in II! ln'llr'liai
Life Insurance t'umphn) l.- vshal Hm pn-ylv
will barnnih—r rho-y lime Inn-n (mini in.- buy.
that scheme or l‘lwap llwirnlur.
I lurk}: in
surefire» like rheap mum);
iv ain't worth
mne .
If you want prolettinn for you Tamil). or
youraemn new of old age. or a plain «I. unit:
rilicy on the union uit‘ul p an In the t‘a-mm-i—
r
Washhurn MW?
While Helleboiejn" H
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder,
Hamhalien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
——~»¢ser~—~—
HALE,
The Drdggist.
hmMmfl
Raymond
Bros.
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super—
phosphatc at less than it costs
other dealers.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l'l'ltli ('lilSle-l TEA.
('nn only be found at
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company’s
STnitl-Z.
4| Main Street. Norwalll. con».
Any article that has nulin‘ml
2'.’ years UT vumprlr'lin" and im-
itation. and sells nmrc- :uul limit
our!) your. fllllhl merit.
Iiulyliills' l'llm'lrii' Snap. llrrl
made in WM. l5 Jim thus .xrtn-lu
'l‘hosv who use- it t'm'li w: vi; (and
their nzum- ll-giun.)
l'lotlu-s and strength and In
haw
is Sin .-
ut ileusnl Life lusuranu-l umpan). of lion.
ford.
S. S. L’Hommedieu
Agent. III “'llltlngtun til. Numb Norms”
Humble to C. It. Deliivn.
5| Washington St, to. Israeli.
21 Halo Street Iorvtll.
lint-class
Bakers, qufectioners.
ICE CREAM.
(noun out. on c n .
w.r.ia'illyn.l ” 31'3”” "M
ALBIN MALMO.
Thales In all klful- of
Fresh and Salts! Heats. Savings.
vmil'rauus. lithium-mm.
Butter. less. Lard. Cannedfimnlsiirh. f‘lams
(haters. sir etc.
NORTH tum "HIST. NEAR WENT.
South liar-elk. mil ly
mummified
Are “mm for Heed Potatoes: livi-
choice "Mien—Early Ileauty of "My
rob. Early floss. Early Ohio. White Star
and New Quanta-handsome sud stock
and warranted true to name. Grown at
Honltnn.AIlO(Xfl‘00K (IOU MY.Mnlne.
Amt-took (Monty lies in the extreme
nuthsast owner of tthninal 81am.
aadcoutalns “million aovesof as fev-
tilshadss thosun shinesoo. Thesaii
reaches dowa to bed rock. The farmer
hers makes s regular business of raising
potatosafor ”Lend belies brewery
natural advantsp. The locatim is so
far northe- toiueure shardy growth.
Partinuhrattentlun h given to keeping
thesesd pure. and by years of painstat.
lag floultou seed pot-toe have agraai
reputation. If you want some of the
lie-teed potato!- grown in the United
States we have them. No fancy wine.
Prieufrom 01.10 mm per W.
Special Mention.
BEST , nunrn 15c. lb.
Witwatersmnlamlseaby
.fll! ,.
soup do the work. All that m
can say as to its "writs. pal. ~
into nothingm-ss, before Iii"
story it will tell, itwlf, of it.
own perfect puril} and quill“),
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for if. “i! In»
it, or will get it. Try it mm
Monday.
N. B, I'lh-t'irlv-‘imijm in Winchell-«:-
Innly plays munrt. Ikrhhim’
is the mi innl unr. all )Illullt'llf'l. Elec-
trics. and isms-inl'llrlgim nn- fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Imbbms‘ l-Llwtrtc;
see that our name is on every wrapper.
and if any oillrr in mm you by your
guru-er, who-u you ordrr «mm. emu! it
1: to him.
Thu-n- nn- runny imitation
I. l.. l'nmnx lit i'n.
l’hlhulrlphia, l'is.
:4.
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