x,
a; Monument alltofimo for the M will
“mutual ellgradea and qualitieIto hotold for aboul
1.: a.
Ladiea’ Oxford 'l‘iea file to 01.75
molar Button Boots ll to $8
radix Tennis Shoes no to ll
Genta'Con. ondee 81*?“
Gentr’ Tennis Shoes 50etot:.'l5
Boys’ Shoeo
W Shoes ‘
Children’s Shoes
“133m ma _
ASAHV—HL ’H < '9
Report That His Name wan,
Not Be Presented.
V'vmmamm 1‘03 1111 31.1111}:
5.
\
no In York Ix-Seaator Declare- That-
‘llo'lll Support the Maln- Shannan.
MI; to Katina-tea Blaine and
Ilauiaoa lu- to Stand About liven.
, manner», Juno o.—Mr. Blaine is in
“Imminent. 'l'heeetwofacta and
WW list that the mnteet before
the Republican convention will be one to
lblnbhbatweeu President Harrison and
It. him alone are the all Writingtoplca
d dbc-ion here among the delegatea.
Following the gigantic sensation mused by
We resignation comes the
withdrawal of General Alger from the field
In My in any event. Senator Stock-
hldgealmonuced to a reporter thntGon-
lralAlger'aname would not be presented.
WWII-like quoted General Alger
m-ylngthathehadgoneinto thiscoutest
. Mandwith the ME intention of
'nnflngthoheetflght poeeible. He won a
uleudoflrJllaine audnudertheooudi
flor- that. now existed he would withdraw
hunthOIMdInduotlet his name go be-
fan the convention at all.
Gown] Alger was further quoted as any-
‘h‘that hawaahedhiahandsef the whole
Maud that he would take uopart
Morin the nomination.
M Ill-o for flarrlann.
Ivor lface the new: of Score
We mm flashed overut‘h:
wits, thh new more on the political check-
avboardwaathetopic on ever tongue. It
made the Blaine men jubilant, but the
I’rlandaofl’rao‘ldent Barrinon wen! notby
any mean- dopreaaed. Chris Magoo. the
mature! the PittSb'urg Times, and the
of the antiQnay Republicans in
Penuylvania, has joined the Harrison
“The majority of the Pennsylvania delev
nth. h for Blaine,” said Mr. Magoo.
”nae b mdouhtedly a strong Blaine feel-
Inglntheatate.‘ I am for Harrison. ldo
would decllneovenan election
ottheltateofhiahealth. Therein
doubt that Ir. Blaine could havehad
fibmluathnandoouldhaveheenelected
poaition today."
apacial train of the New York dclpgn-
tion to the national convention brought
twenty of the regular delegates and about
no other Empire atate repubiiaius. It was
neat y a Blaine party. Driv-
”J. W. Patterson, Thoreau Austin :tml
E. B. Coodale, Collector Frauen Hendrick.
mull"! James J. Holden, and l':tr~
roll IL hith, editor of the Syracuse Jour-
aal, werethe only Harrison men of prom-
inence among the passengers.
1’. Th lip Dope-v.
It i fluted that it in theinteution to elect
My]. Depewchairrnnn of the New
gimm and then to time a min—
him not to present the mime
«hurl-ea This will place an. Dept-w in
a of great embarrassment, but it is
Iotlikely that he can be swerved from his
Intention to work and talk for the n-nmulua-
that of the preshient.
Bowmany of the other New York dele-
flt. will act with him in not certainly
known. The latent eatimate made by Dele-
pteParkhnrrt, of Bath given Blaine llfty
vets and Harrison twenty-two. Park»
hunt b a Blame man.
I‘ll (Emmi-toner Carter in enthntimtic
hhbm He hp: “llr. llarrieon will
hvulllvotoaoutho Int ballot if thobul-
“imputed,” but before the ml] call in
“do by aoelamation,’
0M Hutton men claim over an roll-a.
F If. hank flatten. editor of the Wurli—
m Port. rent to his paper a statement
M to Blaine am votes and l’msideilt
M. the remaining being in doubt.
Mod that the all votaa credited to Ir.
m were all from the northern atatea,
”Millie Barrio. line in the aouth
Intact the pee-Mont would be nom-
mafla‘a Wapoaathlllty.
'IIII Inter (or Ital...
enthu-
MW lobe-Blaine. A
date.“ waaetrca—
lot-blue mallow-ad
. th thattllef‘rleadaof
tuna-momma“ loputlpth
mantamquxlmn.
“ii
Ellie;
%
l
”4 . y—a—v—
' ‘lltinlsournr mow
noun-n mwan.
600 to .2
890‘ to 32.50
20 to 81.75.
N0. 70 NORTH INTI STREET. ~ ‘
[0.- H. HARVEY,
“Well,"he-ld. uaaileararloan get atlt,
thereama trifle under 4001mm sure for
,Earriaou and about the same number for
Blaine, leaving about 150 whose preference-
ne nudeotdedor unknown. There will do
termine the result of the content, and I
think they will not nominate either of the
men who are prominently before the people
today, and will support a third man.
Governor Hollette, of South Dakota. one
of the leaders of the Harrison forces ex-
pressed himself as perfectly satisfied with
the Iituation. “I think it looks better," he
raid, ”now than at any time since i reached
Minneapolis. The ranks of the Harrison
men are unbroken and stand firm. We
Imve no cause whatever to be discouraged
or disturbed."
. The Platform.
Hon. Chauncey M. Depew was asked to
give his views upon the platform. fie raid:
“There are two principal questions that
willengage the attention of the convention
-—-taril! and silver. I think there 5'5 almo-
lutely no division among the delrgat'cs upon
the tariff. The party is wholly committed
to the doctrine and policy of protection and
the platform will declare in favor of pro-
tection and reciprocity.
“Reciprocity does not interfere or is not
inconsistent with the theory of protection
he maintained by the Republican party.
Upon the question of silver I think there
willbo no dilllculty in coming to an amiv
cable agreement that will be satisfactory to
all concerned. The resolutions will doubt-
len indorae partly the Sherman bill and de-
clare for free coinage in case an agreement
is reached by an internal bimetallic confer-
ence upon a ratioof thetwo metals and free
coinage becomes the policy of the commer-
cial nations. Until that time the question
of free coinage am he aafely postponed, and
when that agreement is reached, the east.
our part of the country will have no objec-
tion to make to the coinage of all the metal
that can be produced”
Therehas been considerable speculation
on to the attitude of ,ex-Senntor Warner
Miller and his Month; in the New York del-
emotional He says: "T have found that a
large majority of the New York delegates
are decidedly in favor of Mr. Blaine as rep
ruenting their constituents. I accept that
an the views of the Republican of the state
of New York and I shall support Mr. Blaine
in the convention." ,
Senator Quay says: ‘Tiovernor Fornkor
will fairly and squarely put Mr. Blaine be-
fore the convention. How do i full about
it! duet the some he I have nlwuys felt—
haven't the slightest donlvt of his nomina-
tion. No. 1 do not care to giro out figures."
Dick Quay, the senator’s bull. int-z quite em-
phatic in his declaration "Tin-w is nothing
that on beat Blaine now vwo‘vo got ’em
sure," was his way of putting it.
What silver flan Will Auk.
Delegate ll. Clarke Wheeler. of Amen,
Col, said that a conference would be held
by the delegates from California, lduho,
Nevada, Washington, Montana and t'nlo-
rado. “We silver men." he said, "pfnpufie
to stand together in [hi-1 convolution. In
the first place, we shall ondonvor to: mm‘l‘ln‘
the adoption of alib» - :l financial plank in
the platform. in tin rm p!1|1't~.l\'lnil1:lll
exert ourselves to c . :11 ~ 7: us Hun) pt
Blaine. ‘Yt‘ (In '1»'i ~\’. ' ti :4 I. Lift' fur
pmhlcnt l-r bowl in! t'rw “:1 1‘. xvi-will do
enough of that. l5" w.» want :1 pnwizlr'ut
who will Sign a free cnirmgo bill if one
should be MET by both llt’lllSo-s of rungrwa.
We believe that Mr. Blaine would consider
it hie duty to nigu such a bill.
Congremman ('harlee A. Bonn-lie, nt
Heine, baa reached here to join Mr. Maul»;
in directing the Blaine fort-on. He toldn
United Pm reporter that he bore no 1mm
use from Mr. Blaine, “but," said be. “none
h _, )7
“Five hundred 'Bawkcyos‘ urn (outing up
from Town to shun? for Allison," is one of
the rumors current.
New Jena-y for llarrlaun.
The New Jersey delegation. howled by
General “1 J. Sun-II, llflti arrlvml. “on
oral Sewnll piloted to a United l’mm report
or that two of the twenty th'li‘gntt-tt New
for Ur. Blaine but the other eighteen nn‘
tor Mr. Harrison. General Sewcll is the
president’s lemma] friend, and he is doing
everything that he can to bring over the
unpledged delegate- from other atatoa to
the Harrison cause.
The old familiar cry of “Blaine. Blaine,
Jamen (l. Blaine," in board on evury hand
lion. P. U. ('heney. cx-govornor of New
Hamphire, in out with n atatomout in favor
of Ir. llarriaon‘a reunmination.
The arrangement» for the concert with
which the hall in to bededicatotl tonight
have been completed. The chief orator oi
the «nation In lion. Chauncey ill. Dopey
of How York. lion. William McKinley, oi
Ohio, has promised to speak alao.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
The langu- laced.
club. W. L l’rt. club W. 1.. Pet.
.......9 It . «:1». mil in w;
Emlyn...” ll humour York..." a) . l
Ciraelnaatt...‘:0 IO .m’lloulavlllo...” a 4:!
nine “3 ll gifll‘m'fli 3 fl
” a. . .
at a) .Mgaltlmore.._0 m on
lanter- laaguo Merl.
(.‘lnha. v.1. Pom (Sluha W. lsl’ct
Providence." 0 .mpdthletlc ..... ll I All
“1......" I .‘tfilulra... ..9 ll .W
M. 3 new -: ii '3
ow area . m . .
{shenanJ 9 WINNING...” 7 It all
(lo-rt Iaulal for flaunt-grow.
anaoton. Dot, Juno e—ununm
Janina ll. neathutngtoa, or the United
tit-tar moot-war Marion, who shot and
i
‘We never advortlo‘e‘au ar'tio
foregone conclusion that we roll =
HEADQUAR
Oil Stoves, Refrigeratoredc’enc
Open evenings until 9 o’clock
STURTE
Bargain
tom aim and III s
Farm an lllaeaaa Brendan.
Au inatnnco of infection by parrot-
inlported from Brnzllhaa occurred in
Paria. About three weeha ago a ll. Du-
boia arrived from Email with about 500
he intended to sell. 011 landing
he fell ill, but recovering in about a
week be me to Paris. He took up his
abode with one of his former friends, M.
Licuard, a taplnnker, living with his
familyiu the Rue de la Roquotte. A
room in the house “'il'l cleared of every-
thing and the parrots were let loose in
it. An epidomjg among the little almost
immediately declared itself. Manydied
every day. till at the potent moment
thoroare only two of them surviving.
0n the 16th inst. M. Duboin went into
the wine shop occupying the ground
floor of the house and kept by M. Bar-
uaanon, and remained there four or five
hours writing letters.
0n the following day Mlle. Mongrel,
M. Barnaason'e niece, aged twenty years,
fell ill, and six days later she died of in-
fectious pneumonia. M. Bnmuseon, a
man of robust health, soon fell ill and
entered the St. Antoine hoeflal, where
he died yesterday of the same disease.
N. Lienard. the wife of M. Dnboia'
friend who bud housed the parrots, was
also attached by infections pneumonia,
and entered the some hospitalon the
8th lush, and died a few days afterward.
One of her daughters entered the hos-
pital on the 9111 inst, and died seven
days subsequently. As for M. Liennrd
and his two other daughters, they all
caught the (lineage and are now lying
dangerously ill at the St. Antoine hos—
pital. ll. and Mme. Bouaeage, living at
Montmartro, who paid a visit to their
friends the Liennrds, after the arrival
of ill. Dubois and his parrotmboth caught
the fatal disease.
Mme. Boueengc is already dead, and
the life of her husband is (impaired of.
M. Woeseur, n jeweler living in the Rue
de la Roquettc. who bought one of Ill.
Duboizl' parrots, is also dangerously ill.
M. Vaclter. living at 51. Maurice, who
bought a pair of the some birds, is like-
wise very ill with pneumonia. and M.
Chnpuis, a workman in the employ of
M. Liennrd, entered the St. Antoine
beepitnl yesterday rimming. The sani-
tary authorities are now. though rather
late. moving in the matter. The house
in which the parrots were kept has been
thoroughly disinfected—Paris Cor. Lon-
don Standard.
The Nonteny'a Turret».
The finest jobs over prmlucml in the
ordnance department are now com-
pleted. They are the turrets of the
United States warship Monti-my.
The turrets an: manic of fivennnor
plates each. Evvry plate is. no curved
that when the I‘n't- plates one set to-
1:1'11 r1511: farm :1 p rivrt cin'lv. ”no
ul tho turn-w i< t'nmpmnl of plum-'- II};
no Ina-t this”; and i for! ti inches. wide or
m imz'rl win-n set on edge.
'1 i1" other turn-t is heavier and corn-
pvsrnl of 1:} lllt'll plates. 4 foot 4 inches
high. All the pink-.4 were forged on the
bigimuuucr and bent to the required
run-o on the hydraulic bending press
nut to tho bummer.
To the cmftmnn'a eye both are mar.
vein of mechanical accuracy and beauty.
The layman is struck by their gigzmtic
magnitude and perfection. and the quee—
tiou arisen whether any projectile will
evt-r be able to pierce them. When
placed on the Moutcrey'e dock heavy
guns will be not inside. and it in allmnet
on abaoluto certainty that no onomy'n
ball will ever touch the gums.——Cor.
Philadelphia Prose.
a solid Mlm nalIm-a Plan.
The Silverton railroad and the Rio
Brando Southern companies. of which
Otto Meant is. president, line a combined
mileage of 2'23 mill-e. Mr. Mean inenoa
the Inuit la-nntifnl annual mum-:1 used
on any road in the world. This year
the pane in a highly polished. solid silver
plate. made of Colorado eilvor by native
workuwn. The border its in artistic
Mexican filigree silver work. The name
of the recipient in engraved on the cen-
tral plate.
There are no sordid. cautionary "cam-
ditiona'km the reverse wide of thin dainty
para warning the holder that in accord-
iug this he “ruleaaea the cmnpany from
all liability for perwnal injury.” Thin
invitation to travel it an gonermia and
free all the wind: of the Colorado monu-
talm through which the road runa.-Bt.
Louie Republic.
The (fear on norm-fit.
In a recent convention the Reunion
car to laid to have cam-net] himeolf on
thornbjectofarepubllcan formof gov-
erurnent.
"I can perfectly nnderatantl," laid the
near, "that a republic wouldba llmideal
form of government for an ideal people.
What l am unable to nudmtand la a
othereonntrleldtwould not do at all
forltualta. which to not ripe for any
0n and after May 31, theRoton
will leave South Not-walk at 10 a. 111., 12:30, 2:15, 3:50 5:50 p. to.
leave Roton Point; 11 n. 111., 1:20,
SUNDAYS-Leave South Norwulk,10:30 u m., 12:30. 2:15, 3:50,
0:50 and 7:30 p. 111.
Leave Roton Point,11:10 nan" 1:15, 3:00, our). 0:40 and 8:15 p.m.
Makes an every-day convenicnw of an
old-time luxury. Pure and ii'limlnome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Exp’mitiorw. Each
par? ,.,1’ mks two Llntc ;, Avoid
Imitaw ' amd insi-t o: l the
3:0le SUCH l‘rztn !.
IERRELI. & SOULE. Sunny. .‘i. Y.
enlluurrn ‘II
at rollcoo
AND SULPHUR.
no loot com" hrtilirrr Known for
Lawn, Garden. Ilantr, lint-Jinan, ate.
ummmemmmlwno
mkawb-daaylblatfim ' ‘
m I‘V‘l’ ’3. PM W
food «thorn-nt- lhegn-t l‘oe‘rthwmflfln
heretflabllbr Roth mm b
" n“, IIH’I'OI' . "113:: IT
mall lanai will
Mm udovaaa
ham
will he. flown-v lhrtfty. a
P-
name.
00'.-
E. 0. STIIBTEVAIT,
“Twill!“
8'
/... a.\
chill":
-...__..
one
BER“
Excels all others. If on want the
ttmngmt, purest, and st. ‘mmt on
Mwng Wd‘iams' It is unequalled m
4
wholelomnnoss and Hum. One bottle
of (”haul makes 5 gallons. Ask tor 1t.
Thininmt-mlv"lualna pen)"
I" when, but/M "If". ”no N
trial mil Nippon tine (‘l-llm— [m
wanna-armament.“
I’M
in; smnrg ammo:
Dental Plates.
0 .
gm.
Mme-em:
unfit 313:3». any
and in
m
0. F. WV! If“... Ill! .0.
Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notige.
Point STEAMER “JESSIE B.”
2:50, 4:35, 0:45 p. m.
25 Cents.
are
Enquire
at
the
Office
of
the
e
Evening'Seutinel H
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED OB CROWNED.
Teeth tilled with Id. Platinum. Alloy.
Ania] and all mat-Hale.
'l‘eet treated an soccer-fully crowned with
Gold, l’lntinum or Porcelain Crowns.
a
Artificial teeth on Gold, Platinum. Contiuur
one “um and Rubber Platoe,’and all work per-
taininlt In modern deutlnlry.
is) racial Aleutian given to irregular and
Ch dren'n teeth.
All work at most reasonable prices.
Teeth tilled and extracted bainleualy.
DII. F. W. DINNER.
R Washington 81. Over Poet Ofllce.
South Norwalk. Conn. oil ly
Jill ”LYNN
Sanitan Plumber,
STEAM and 018 FITTEIl,
1013mm SPEEIllTY.
llnving mien tlm him-mom under the Lib-
rary, 1m Wilmington street. South Noru‘alk.
ant filial It for
inputs
PLUMBING
1 rrapm lflllll‘ so hit a share of public patron-
age. i 1r!- : in plumbing l have dum- l'or the
pat-t noun yr :11", in tin: rillpln)‘ of \\'. ll.]leel-
of or 1'0 All “are will have my personal nup-
»-rri-inn, nv.-l will in- t‘m-m tly uwuled and
cull-“.- 11. 1. i Izrtrzmlrn. H t‘.- meaulul IJP’m.
W.H Meekerilfio.
Sanitary Plumbing
ANX.‘
low Pressure Sloan Healing
a specialty.
TIN Mill SHEET IIIlN WORK.
Hot All Healing. Ranger and HMO-
ing Stores.
in} viu- ling Mon 0-) '3 turn inlliranml
Florida Boiler
Full Line of Tin Plan.
lurnl '1.
Save Money!
BY volume
F. 00YLSTON’S
Paolo: y at Five Mile River.
mm..-» ,0“...
GREAT HEBIICTIUN
IN PRICES.
W M-.. W...
uwal varidyof Vr'lnl‘lpnlra and sin-la a
lmlhan rout. Mao a nu- ID" of lioil and
lialvyr (Macon very cheap.
4 It lr
ll. I. NIKKI-1‘7 I. Ill. llllll’l‘flli
BENNETT 8!. IILISTEB,
a an» em. to. tune.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fruilslasnablasloulny.
or m. mane mutant exam
22‘ WHOLELALE It. RETAIL.
’ ReadThis!
remover-new
all that“. AI R
. .. nil-ch W
Who ”WW
you
#:ohnuMWsitalatwwfi
mm
mi’er Mani 'lu
made-hm
8. 8. L’l-lommedleu.
50 South lain 8t.. 80. Nomad.
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Mantel Clocksfiiamonds.
“00H. JIIIINSIIN l. WITHIN.
2I9 Montague 81.,
crrvuau. moans. BTITDNINII, H. Y
Thus far our gooda delivered in South Nor-
walk have given general aatinfaction. and our
method of payment in highly appreciated. Full
information can be bad of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
4 snlluiuunwut cam;~
F AWC ETT’S
IT IMIN STREET, NORWILK.
To our friends and pnfmue we beg to an—
nnuuco that our Spring lmmrtatinna for ID:
are l'mw rwolv ml. to which your littentioni.
rr‘npcrlhllly invited. Dinning met; in will
ofler Special Ttnruniu-l in llibbunp and Flow
"a. two hundred llU‘t‘H of Plum-rain tin-u-
fnim. Ladies can main- wleou’un now and we
will rent-rec their order until later if desired.
HITS 0YEO INII PRESSEII IN THE
[NTEST STYLES.
ledies' own Material made to order
MRS. w. FAWCETT.
$lGB-3-593m
thfififin
GIA t o
\l'lthln 5 )Iiuulea. [he tell oomph: cun-
von-a. ill-vulgar sites» 250. we. I II, mailed
pm paid 5. rowan n Janus, \\ Twirl-ale
lruggiats. llmuklyn. N. l'. Sold b ' the fol-
uwut‘; South Sorwalk druggiate: ‘. ll. litu-
uer. "l. ll. Hort. ll». ll. Plaisted ‘6“ (l. Stillmn
bit
Just received
Spring andSummerGoods
rFtll”~
Business and Dress
Sailings.
Tin-{1r.~~~l law I lmuw-vor nflerul in all In
Inlwt ~1)lr»~. .~\ ~pw'lul line of
nghtColoredScotch
Cheviote.
'T'liu'i wnlt‘b llu-rt-ln nothing lwlleror ltwlr
null-Ill manufactuml. t‘nll and rrulnlno them
and get prune.
W.H.8W0008
to Washington 8t. 80. Nomad.
0|BBLE 8!. 00MSTO0K
Ham Roll,
A choice Article of Boned Int,
l'tllfil) All
Ham or Breakfast Bacon.
ALWAVH THE NAME: MIL". ”ELIMW
MCI! FINE.
am... in cooling.
’l’n boila ell-dent Minn. place the meal In
bullion water and utollnet not boll hard
three been. Then .mp off the vitalle It In
to be and mid. rhlll It at onto In cold
water.
lorbrulllngnrfor mm by “author with
up or "m. It timid be attend from the
larger and. the fat and loan at that and brim:
unwell Intermlaerl. After the roll has been
alleed from to about half ltn length. the
mailer portion. which is my lean. ' "
alwayababntled.
Best Nah—00E; 251: lb.
W
We have made a manna for selling
mm We invention“. laltlaataow we
speak of an extra line mullet Breakfast that
or we manning. lama of Bualhh Breatfaet
Tumbhireflhauhplaaawl‘ here.
$me “- we
among-annual. malt-rm
TIBBLE 81.00M8TO0Ii
flwdwwa-
V5
-6}?
r
f
Watches. Chains.1:harms. m...
lain» I rtlre; Ten cent nuuiple contains 3 ‘
Washhum Crosby 00’s
Superlative
la the hunt “our made, and “cheap nanny
other. All mourn sell it. Every barrel or
each of flour made in thefarnoue \\ ASHBURN
. Minneapoiin, re the name of
WASHBUBN (IRWIN Co's. None genuine
witnontfit.
Kelley, Rubens 81. 00.,
MILL AGENTS,
zoo Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
null 31:;
The loading fish market of the
City 13 at
IIlINT it ZELIIFF’S
32-‘VA3THSUTUN STREET—3:.
___..... _. __.
There you can always tin-i the
freshest itch to be had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
PIIHE TONlT0 CITSIIP.
INPOIITEO SlBDINES,
IDBSTE S
PICKIED OYSTEHS.
Orders called foram‘l delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, (lys-
ter and Yogi-table Market,
_— —‘.. _.
HUNT &ZELIIEE’S
32 WISHINGTflN STREET.
1092 STYLES
'; n ‘v.
‘Qx‘ll . > ‘ .‘ '~ 1’
,v N. ~ ‘. . ”‘1
1 . . ..
'. 1., ‘\.y’_ 3/ L
. ,L \ . ”I l ' N\
‘-.. ' ' l l ‘1.
”L. ’ 1 ' ‘i
l '1
: " arv
45.3."
‘1}
3.5,; 57:11
my'Jl 1f
Wheeler 8L Haniord,
. it: MAIN STREET, SO. NOR Vl'ALK. l‘T.
Aucnla fur
YIOTOIl. I’IIIENIX. HIBYIIIZIITK
ITINBIEIl, IIIBIIOIlY IIIO
CYCLING 00008.
If you want tobavecimifmt amiupcnlJlIlil.
[VIPTUII “HEEL. with lenu Fork and
Ilyllu‘h l‘Ilall-Im Tina. both Illa-vial" “IT in
an woman-dire). NU lllllllt'i‘.\ll 'l'.\t‘~
Tilll’lifl. fully guaranlml. and unlyhttfimu
" . I: Lou have decided to try a pm-nmatlr. bu)
' tor. The
Term: til-nil.
flllltlflln‘ "HOE. Afllll'l'fl.
ill WALL li’l‘llltll’l‘. mmwum. m.
atl’dm
Piano Fune Lessons.
Call on or addr—
NEIlIE N. llISBIl0IY,
n“ fianat avenue. booth tlorwall
r . alter J. l . :
W tall 1'! Wagflth
pimple-ll to manage. .I-‘rttll
amt.
Some
Raise the
Objection I
"A. "$.11!!!“ I. ”W low
A? no QUAIL A “fill of
mm ‘I‘IIA'I' ‘I‘Ilfll’ (Milli!
A7703!) 1'0 All'ltflll. "I.
I! am “I m! KIWI.”
LOWER. “III“ ID "I
WAIVAGI 0' amino VA.-
‘flIlllMIIa' MIA! 0. orrnarno
I! 1". WA“ nor HAD.
humans and}! DAMAIM A
White Hellllilore.
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect PowdEr.
flaplhalien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
-——~—m ~___
HALE,
The Drugglst.
ConcreteNWallts,
Flag Walks,
) . got
I ut dmvn 1n the best manner at
the lowest price.
w_‘_.
GRADING, -
$000INO,
EXBAVATINB
B Y
RAYMflNfl anus.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
H Ti El i'll [NEST-Z TEA.
(‘rin only be fuunsl n!
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
5T1 bltlt,
4| Main Street, Nomallt, Bonn.
Thon- is nothing. (unless it be
tho Sowing Machine) that has
lightened woumn's labor as
much as Duliliins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold. sinu- lmm. Vow,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
waslnlay. when this perfect soap
l «lobe-E
her, and :w'uvc your clothes ? If
you know that it in the best,
it, ask your grocer for it now
an” THIS 11 in not the «oiling
tug at n knowledge of
of lloldlina‘ Electric an in four ban of
an lllllt'll work no any otlwr. ' Ital-oat I!
I. l.. Comm a 00..
INNITIIY PLUIIINO. "ill and
n meOlWARD
1101' “An“! I . I
you have ever used it. in the 22
puront. and most economical
lie sure and got the genuine,
prim allow, that "Ill-ll
"TEE. the mlm-nf an article.
any other mtp "mile, and it will. if need
but a wry alight mlvanw on that of in
l’llilatleltlllin. I’D.
NIB TITTINI, TIN IBIIFINI,
auburn-bra. April
101121?le til ALTInahM
is provided, to lighten your In
years we have lllllllt' and sold it,
map mode. If youlinvon‘t tried
with our 11mm.- on the wrapper.
a- mmideml. in arriv-
There to an much n-al pure 1am» in a bar
warming to dm-etiom, do four time.
fl-rior any». Ina-int upon llohln‘nd Electric
Jr "a BR" W N,
alarm l' Low me
to the
Theflnmtllneef
Stoves. Ranges & "Balm
lit the my.
nmim. “1am not
will.
fibula) "cation filmin’obht .
dwawtll .haneeutad with pro-
I done Tryflmlul
WMJm
IIT tWIININITOI IT. IIIIIE.
"“ ‘ attenuation. 1'0 H. "H.311. at It
All or-
d
‘t.
3.1.1132.
Norwalk Chronicler