: 1)..
I HD1503!)
. The Poet Laureate Siukr 1....
, ‘,_,. His Sleep of Eternity.
low mommimurr
' It w» m rm". Ago n... or. Ill-alt
m for-hated Fatally Really (Your
Mill. “to Not Worth living
filth-t Ille Pipe—The Poet‘s Career.
DIM, Oct. (l.—~Lord Tennyson, tlu
port laureate of England. died thin morn
to; It twenty minutes to 2 o'clock.
Your yearaago he had an attack of ill
new from which he never fully recovered-
lt III! In had thlt he was induced to girl
up making.“ abstention which did not
hot long. Bufoaadthatin ouch cirrom
atone-Blowoutworthliring. andwenl
hack to bit long clay pipe.
. The port was conaeioru almost till tho
Monument and knew that the end was
approaching. When his spirit fled he was
«mounted by the inmatasot his house
- hold.
lard Tony-en's Career.
“Thine is a ploce called Somerby in Lin
coluahire, where aaold white rectory mud:
oothadopeofahill,andtbowinding
lanes are shadowed by toll ashpnd elm
trees, mil where two brooks meet at the
bottom of 1M globe field. ' ' ’ The
wind that goat blowing where it listoth
once in the early beginning of this century
«me sweeping through the garden of thh
old Lincolmhire rectory, and to; the wind
blew, aaturdy child or five years old, with
lhining locka, stood opening his arms upon
the bloat and letting himself be blown
m, and as he traveled on he made his
lint lineof poetry, and said. ‘l hear a voice
that’s speaking in the ivind.’ and be towed
hiaarma, and the gust whirled on, sweep
log into the great abyss of winds."
In ml! poetic fashion docs Anne '1'.
Ritchie, in an article written half n dozen
years ago in Harper‘s, refer to the child
hood of tin poet llmvwl \lfrerl 'l'i-nm'mn
the gem of fiti- . t" ' z; from v.itl;irr
him at this ln.-,.~r ;. ..-. L'. rm: ut thi-
Somerhy, win-re hi.» [nth-2r Ulilt‘litlv‘tl on n
clergyman of the Church of England, that
Tmnyaoo was born in tum. lien in the
quiet of a country place—and there was
then nothing but the lumbering English
coach to connect it with the outer world—
tho child grew up.
ll]- Plrat Porn.
It wasqulte natural that the dainty bite
of vEIIgllsb scenery ahonld have been in
delibly impresmi upon Tennyaon's mind.
not] that throughout a long life devoted to
the poetic art he should have pointed them
in In many churning word pictures.
Tennyaoo'o lint writtmrmorm was, it is-
uld, on the flower» in the garden, and the
fill! money be ever l’l't't'll'fll for a poem
wan for an elegy on his gmmlmother. The
prlcafnr bloprmluction was ten shillings.
. Thornwn
bat Byron was the wt rising luminary,
and the youngster, who had not yet gone
aolaraltowrlw in aatylenthisown, Mi
0! copying Thomson and beg» to copy
When Byron died Tennyson war
fifteen yuan ominous-u...
tint the younger band ever ad
mired any other poet on much as toimlmtr
him; halide» be war: growing into his own
ty.
At twmyhoplned a priuatCamlwidge
taro petal called “'l‘laalmetoo." With mm
him aaagrnt poet. ‘l'eonyuon wan
thirtythnyeuraoldanbhndwrlttmm
More line-mo to be rennin!-
ot Inked ability. in ma hepub
o volume! was. mayo! which
built-Cram lufoveJmt severalwm
Maud am; them the rim famous»
“N ”All." Thlutaken with ouch
Ia "Holt d’Artbur." the
AIM Put.
Mahler-what mlzhtbrcollrd
Import. ltthereleonelleldlu
”Wharton” rem to ho ups
www.m- ry: but Tennyso-
alimony." flew.
«
can and sea Them.
intuit it «will unlit.
' thundering
1’ ”ii ()H “I
L V in gamma W h ”.
ME
Willi.
uncommon; mm. o tr
gangrnoten*
m Minimal in. IIIDDE.
r nougtowardarlotoerauovlan lib-r
won't-old” in the trutplaooorlw
:ea unable to with-tend at aohl-maa’a em-
out when it wandered him. mammoth
the him, look bio-oat in the hon-ad
. lordl. but air-owed only the haldllment- of
exact-Inc
mind-e without
Brim ‘ peer-o-
, It. “I“ Plano.
lard Tour-yuan lived during the daya
when he woo doing his but work luthe
Ideof Wight, at Farriagtord. Thanh lo a
beautiful country around Faninsfotd. jut
the countryfur the habitation at sport.
and it was there that he produced “Mend."
0f Farrinxfwd the writer previously quot
canny-z ”The W'mlf worried like a
charmed palate, with green walls without
and Wm: walls within. There hung
Dani: wiz'n his aolcmn noaenndwrcath:
Italy glamour] over the doorwayly; frionda'
faces lined the ways; book: tilled tho
Ihclves and a glow ot_crlmaon mevery
whereuhe great ale! drowiagroom was
lull of green and golden learnt. ol the
mod at blrda and the distant lea"
A doaen years ago Tennyson made his
homutAldworth.'aot far from London.
where thencetorth he spent moot of his
time with his wile, his children'and his
grandchildren. He lived a comfortable,
happy life, pmfng gracefully into old age
—-an old age mellowed by a bottle of port
eochday lordinner and the armna of to
bomb from his pipe, of both of which he
has been mid to be especially fond.
Since 1670 Tennyson devoted himself
principally to dramatic works. They are
laya rather to be read than acted. “Queen
ry" and "The Cup" were brought. out
by Henry Irving. but did not achieve any
distinctive success. Moen-zsdy, failed to
make Browning's plays popular. and Ir-
ring cannot be bknned for making a simi-
lar failure with Tennyaon'a.
Tennyson has chiefly bun known among
the mass of his reader» for his "Ma;
Queen," "Elaine." “Iockalry Hall," "The
Princess" and several of his brief pit-«w.
Perhaps “Break. Break, Break," a poem
of only sixteen lines. is more closely con—
nected with the name of Tennyson and in
more mind- thnn any of bls poems,
THE EESEOPAL CONVENTION.
Dr. 'l'atloek Secretary and ltlahop Neely
(‘hnlrmu of the House at lily-bums.
Burnout, Oct. u—ltight ltl-r. Henry
Benjamin Whipple, biuhop of Minnesota.
took the place of Bishop William in con-
ducting the communion service at the l-Ipio
eopnl convention in session here.
The sermon wart preached by the Right
Rev. Richard llmker Willnur,wim l-im-rly'
regretted the spirit of disunion tint reared
up barriers lretwl-t-n the dill‘erent denomi-
nations ol Chript'n church. Near the elm-
of his sermon Bishop Wilmer ik‘t'llll’tllll
falter. and rhnrtly thermal-r int-nine ill and
left the church.
' The house of bioliom organized by the re
election of the Rev. Dr. William 'l‘ntlnck.
rector at St. John's church, Stamford.
l‘rmn.. an seen-fury. Bishop ,Vu-ly, of
Maine. I'M electul chairman. Tn..- Rev.
Dr. Morgan Dix, of Trinity church, New
York. was chosen president by the deputies.
The Rev. Dr. link-bins was reelected 5w-
rotary.
Corbett Wants to hint Mitchell.
Asm'uv l’Alzu. .‘J. 1.0” a,» l'lizlmrvinn
Jim ('url-ett <|3~ l.~~~. ‘l frtvl;vr_\;1!lj. gr
lA‘Illllrll l.) ”:in hit-Mr-HR rlinl’ls in brim-
about it luau-fl between hilnarllnmlthvl
danl. l‘orbeti said he was under em: nu-l
to Brady for a year. and at the expirm inn
oftbat time he would pay his attention to
those blulfere who,knowlnu hlfiinulrility
to meet them. were makingabig hue nurl
m. Corbett said that Charley Mitchell
would be the first roan he would utteml m.
provided he mended his way- and becam-
a gentleman.
“I"! Booth'a Iliad l'nll.
lutilwmu). 5'. J.. tlct. iL—At'tnr l‘?‘
Booth. wlmis at the Laurel llozw.
denly heemur trim. and falling to ti
[thick hi» ltt'llll \tillt t'mlsltkmlllu
again.“ tlxv edge ul tlw marble man?“
in addition 1; 12m How on bill lira.
Boom rem ;:r win".- out over tlw
The“; ' . .l in poor hm.
hecm - ~ .‘lnrpmving‘
nceiazr . .1 net him tn.
. involved.
NEW 1 V. tin-null. 0‘
Vi? . .. him again»
Sudan :' w .‘ nml mini
Ihct'ulu. . mi ”Whirl"
fillruml. it. . . mm...» about new
Judge ln;;r.. .i grove judgment for l.
lendantn.
The l’annml'e ”Mu”.
Putin. Um. n ~‘l‘lw l'nlu-d titan--
hand-motorboat arrived at (‘olun'tu
day.andoatlw molt at her minim: liu
Colombian “internment bu diet-ml ll~
Atlantic portal open to all American ml
European rennet- from minim-tut pom.
lulu Opt-ova? M
Dova. It..0¢t. tu'l‘ln New Mule
nerI’ motion elected um Duo
. at lawell. Ia... : John
"'7. «Valium, Inhflco pruri-
I-t,lod IT. O'Douald. of Fall River.
MRI. mmwwm“
latter and Itch mm .
mac. K1. Oct. fiera. John Von lieu
terwaatoaudwithhr-koll cruised to a
thmteotlmneerto ear. “or “about.
with whowt the W llml lit-wily. in
. mmmmm W...“ M
A. 1W Allin-co.
Wm. (let. awliai til-re
mammal Dr. John Ilium
t}. a. A..thewtllknowamw.wuw
mommmnwon-«matm
«.5..ng
law litvar,0tt.|.-Deetel M
arm.mot
up L.
W. «more.
mm,
AM not»
Maori. Out m UM m
3*“ new”:
mail“
Woodhull-Whig with m '""°‘
bath Political Parties-Claiming
the Electoral College.
ammo n 80th rzhocmm
Governor Bog-thank ‘l‘letn-t Elected by a
Work] “About 153ml! Tllflllm all!
the Ilene. at tho I’m-pithy Party In the
“winded. Out of Sight. '
Run You. Oct. o—Thm will be 444
Votes in the next electoral college. and 21!,
therefore. willbe Wamry to 1: choice. At
both of the natiorml headquarter! in this
city the managers at the campaign have
command to figure on the Inuit. ' Both
aides lay their figures are hand on careful
ordinates and claim that they are correct
At Republican hemlqunxters your com
apomtant wea shown the following tahlo by
one of Chairman Carter'r mistook, who
aid that, molding to reporta received
from allover the Union, the mtlmte wu
a conservative one:
Bantam. Cit-whoa. Weaver.
Auburn ........ .. ll
Arkansas" ..... 8 .-
Callfornia., . 9 .. .
Colorado. . 4 ..
Connecticut ’ 6 .. ..
Delaware .. 3 _.
l'lorida... . l ..
Georgian .. Ill ..
ldaho.... . 3 .. ..
llllnoia... 24 .. .-
lndiaan. . 15 .. ..
Iowa,..,. l3 .. ..
Kane-1.... ll) .. ..
Kentuckym .. l; .,
Miriam... .. l5 ..
Kaine ...... I5 .. ..
Maryland .. 6 ..
Installment. 15 .. ..
. .. 9 ..
...... . .. ti ..
. I .. ..
. 3 ..
3 ..
New Hampshire... 4 ..
New Jenny. N ..
New YI-rk.... 3i .. ..
North Carolina ...... . . ll
Korth Dak.na..... 3 .
Ohio ..... . :3
i.“
.m.......
ll!)
Tolul—............:l
The Rt’pul;licr¢lt [managers my the} nu
hopeful ot carrying all the Mott-r. {Jan-Ii in
the llurluon column in this "tide. lull 5.1,.
they can elect their modulates even it “my
lose Ken" York, inaliuna. ‘Cetv Jim-3' umi
(‘onnu'tiruL Thur-t- [our aim w intw u
totnl ol a-ixtyneven electoral mm, which
taken lrom the linrrimm column and n.£:l
ed to "W (ilewlmuxl column \ltlt‘l’l hm.
the in! :m-r ‘53-, t-" tin-la i- .v‘. _
tot-lul. I'M lirpl‘.|r.: .li .u.: t . . u” n t
mnmie Knun’lu and helm-1.. 1.. :..e that
party, but say they will carry on amt”.
The Deutoerutlr l‘l ‘tll’rl.
At the lknnx‘mtic in: vgmnutx
chin!» of the. lirpublimn. .m-
fllhatll'tl. The Dt'lritvcirtitv ...n:
filtrate that the lieznuemtm n.mm..t. til-Aer
will get not his than 21:: elrctmfl tutu.
Thin is mummy. on lifm-n rum. (min in.
diann. ll that state gum lit-Amtnnnu im-
Dernocrnta uill Mill ham: ‘3.” vote.» rL'H'H
more thou rtqulred.
A table luau“! on the repm» _
headquartvm gives the mama.
probable haul! oflbe ell-aim:
Stain (“trivia“). Horn.
. H
m ‘3.
the
.. in": :tt
: n.- the
.u. “'03:: l
l .
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t ..
l'r _.
5 .
.. 0
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lends 1| ..
ROI IIItttpmltlrr ..... t .
louder-q ........ in .. .
In York ........ a! .. .
lortktlerollua.... tl .. .
Minimum... .. II .
t .
O ..
t .
t .
Vlulala .......... Ii! ..
I‘m ...... . .. l ..
Wool Virginia”... ‘ .. .
Klan-law”... .. it
V:onln.......... .. 3 .
Mum. ill in a
According to this (*1an the Down
erotic ticket out be elected without the lit»
lull rota til indium To give the mm at
that auto to llanitoa would only gm him
ototol ot 1:6.th (finelml would um
have mar met: me then W to
elect
Tank. n. thirtyalx m of 2m rm
fro- lb Milli! column and glve them
to “am would lure the [orator WI
~ . Wmthceuuatorwu Meat!
will» do any mm work [or the
«micro: national momlttae he aald.
~..‘.-n, I can't any" to that. i would
mttwrnothelntervlcwed." ‘
GEORGIA SOLIDLY DEMOCRATIC.
no People'a Party Buried titular a la—
Jodty of Nearly Ilium».
ATLAS'TA, Oct. 5.4;“)?ng has voted the
Democratic ticket by about room majority.
When the rewri- from the n-ntculturul
countlcabegau to «tune in may showed a
Nady atrcnm of big: majorities (or the
Demoernta. The countim known to he hotr
beds of third partylnm come up with nur-
prining change 0! front. The l’mple’n party
leudera were completely dcinnmli ml. thick-
dale, the home county of Candidate lice-k.
gave 500 majority for Northern.
Following lathe ticket ellctod: Governor,
W. .l. Northen; umbry of an? rte. Philip
Cook; comptroller general. William A.
“'rlght; treasurer. ll. ll. llzznle um; attor-
ney general, Joseph I). 'i't-rr :
aioper ol agriculture. Robert ’1‘. Kathie.
Bayard on Grenlxnm :mcl Illa-5‘1".“
\‘r'nmrxu'rox, l’t’l., (it-t. u—ln an inur-
vlow eI-Su-rr-tnry nl Stun,- lemm 17. no}
anl mid: “The declnmtion» 0: men like
Judge Walter Grmbnm and Wayne hint»
\‘e :gh fuminhu clem- clingnusia of the pr»
liiuzal situation. Thu-u.- two llll‘llitllt‘l’ll er.
hiivit the mural revolt that is going on in
the bosom» of patriotic cit Earn-s oil or" tho
country. and what they say willtind an
echo in the breasts of thoustmls. and what
they do will be followed by abundant iml‘
tntion among their countrymen.
Steven-on h! lllluolo.
Eml)’, Oct. ti.~l¥nn-ml Alllni R. Sto-
venm'n began his u: x.,..:. 2 in Illinois
1. .i riled-tn; nu mull. new of in“) pamlein
“l rink. lie “.ls girl-u 3;; enrlmsiv
mtion. llt'ltlzttlr'1 hit-l roll-renn-
in tin . Jun 0! .luduetin/annnutnd Wayne
Maul wgl. mul tuitisctl his Republican
linemen to follow in their fulléstvwr
lluntoue In Brooklyn.
Bmmn Li's. Oct. o—Tbo lint Rnptlhlltfln
donmmtmtinn of note in the pnkut cone
witch occurred at the rink on t‘lennont
- re. The inunense auditorium wan
m-ll tilled and great euthu~i=mn pro
'i‘he chief smoker was t‘lmgrerub
\‘ttilwi
nun: l'lutrlm A. Ilium-lie, of Maine.
The "orlrlza Election.
JM‘KSDXVIILIZ. Oct. ti.«— mun-u mum."
is ('ll'x"'l governor by fully 27M” run»
juriey. ly one county .Lvniu-ri gave n
innjuriiy . aim»: him. Tl..-l.~,:i.~.l;fiureuill
he wildly llt‘liltltrl'.tll‘. in bull; Mouth-ml.
[mild [or (an-gnu.
“'M'znrnnx. '.\' \‘., tit-t. ti,-~l}::¢llvy M.
lrhin won out mil in: «nuance. by tho
lknnmultis ruthenium ltll‘ the Twenty—
uecoud district.
NEW YORK'S FINANCES.
Thr- llmy-lrn" Mute l. Non
l‘rre Iron: Debt.
Ann“: (let. Ila-J'mnptruller Cnmplu-ll
has mm the following letter to Governor
Flth‘Y:
“I have thohnllflr In report that at the
t'ltm' of th- liwul your {St-1d Fm, fur the
lizsl {inn-l3: llll'r Ln" a whim}. :2 . Hult‘
nl‘ .‘J. \'.' Y. rk 3* p'ru'tlruil} luv lrum tin-Li.
The a til} 1 liluntn no u! the mm» nun unt~
eitnruiin 5 “re:
"Hts: (*m- hundred and filly thummnl
dollar» m' IL-H‘J'l-‘Il (vi-t, which nmlm‘. ~ un
“10 ’n-l hey «if (h’tnln‘r. l‘h’i 7' no .ll’v
sillill‘lv‘lll {nude in tlw try-3mm“: totnern-«ial
lit the 1mm! lmnl to liquitlnu‘ thin itnlrtut.
etlnth. nnvl l lfirpe tn induce the holder» at
thew Munritie-o to “thrill payment thermal
helm.- maturity rind upon suitislnctory
terms.
"Sermntl 'TlJt’t' lmtnlml thuurutml dnl~
lnrt- of the Sizigzmi reservation lmmln, n hich
ntumrr :u foilmvmviL: One hundred that»
eon-l «lullarn on July l. WM. and than)
on July l. 1311‘». all of which are held in
[HM by the (‘ttlllplrllllt‘l’ fur the son-ml
lumla of the «tutu. and tin-y can be cut»
cried and paid at any time by n. pmper legirsw
lmlve minority. There are sufficient mum
Practically
bond» after meeting It“ thv nppmprintimm
Intuit-by the lnyzi-sluture and now in force.
"The cash lmlnwu- in the tl’t‘lltlll’)’ tn the
credit of the rem-ml fund at the rinse oi
the lingual year wan the mm of Chlflwllll."
Ila has ‘l’a-ra-r-a.
Joanna, Oct. n—~At the church congress
in the Dover town hall Major l-lilwnnln,
recent labor candidate for parliament. rm.-
brt ween the owning prnyer and the til-Jr ‘5)
ol Manrbwter'u N‘dm‘ on tln-mophy :llnl
bean mingling lntnlly "To rtemlemm \er
py." Several (-lemyuwn trwl to quiet
him. but lu- alum: in n pilltv" null max on.
The Whit-s ducted Edwards.
’l'lra l'uvltrtn Ilenlrn.
NEW YmtquuLD. 'l‘lu- .muul xlu’anwr
I’ItrilattJhoprldu- of the Fall iliwrlilw,
wan beaten by more tlmn n mile in a forty.
five mllo mm with the. now twin nomw
steamer Richard Peck. oi the New Haven
line.
.‘ilullo u. "allot-ya.
Wholllxu'ruxJk't. tt-l'mtnim-trr "t'lh
uni “'mtmlmlwr luu lmml nnnnlcr di-
recting that hen-Alter the bully "mad he
tllhpnlt‘hul on hulldnyaluml «her days.
An 0" Win”. Mlfldr.
ANNEX, N. Y.,(lct. lbw-John Webber.
an old aoldler, who had been drinking
heavily for me months. mamittnl nul-
cldo white uttering from nloohollmn.
Ila-Int. Mo; Well.
llaummo. Oct. d—Jl'lme have he»
hay-lulu fuel cane—of cholera. fourteen
deathaaud m hurlala. The hospital: cum
tel- “. pothole.
Iceland by Hana Woven.
Juliana. lint, Oct. duller: Watkins.
5.111er and a mom klllollry a
bend it borrow-re and hora-thine». who
atop-d.
m...
m MMIIMMA
than: . (kt.t-—ltodolph W. a
“www.thMMn.
The general W at trade lath
nae-L
I'm nmr. it. 1.. net. t-mn trial
«wdqw-mhmmmm
Manpotmunlhranh.
Wei-myth. ~
In You, Oct. cutouts. the aetrua l-
“: unlit to raid ah- whim
Iver-m dull-em
WWW
Pawn, Art... 0&th he do
an m fine-r. Me,
author-term.
with“ .
that
no me .
W not-mm
:-
eya in the trrnnnry with which to pay tin-u- ‘
Don’t Gamble
on poor tobacco,
but use
BL
and you are
a sure winner.
lakes an every-day ammience of c:
ddotime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpulous care. Highed
ward at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makes two large pies. Avoid
' ations— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL a: SOULE. Syracuse. N. ‘f
n no YUO'
COUCH
DONT DELAY
III—tut In
It. 8. Patent
It" to It".
Offices. to) Main 8M
nor-Omar new»
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pl of
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m. nuns ,
4 Bur-om. ll 1'3-
W. J. Hum-w “ml l'auflnud
terribly flthmgmplmatbaf dlataeu; two
that 1 would never be any mustn‘t-3|...
very critical heart trouble.» had that I wa-
never-l “urea alamat‘tvenapto db. lad
{an and canker wmlat “Him tine
tit-truth. work
ill a: It won': a a very bad coo.
mforlnfumatlon n .
Ems. Erratic-Id. Mus, “m.“ In
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A"! a special lndunement fur . ode to tr ‘ our
relehvaled TEAS and naxmlymwns in
will fur a .4.an time ire to the renter: a: tin:-
paper 3‘0le GOLD [NUS with club ordrh
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BILDOII’OI'I'. CT.
F--. '1' . . -_ Hood}..- '
amly Was mgs.
. ‘... ._,.
Plaln walling. ..... . Ilcenta per do»:
t'i‘uahinlrand ironing ....... fluent» per done:
The above prices include
Villa-ts. Pillow t‘aaes. Towels. Napkins. Table
Cloths, Baby (‘lnthei.(.‘hemim. Sight
Dre-mu. [hum-rs. Aprons. Cor—
net Covers. Ave.
WHITE SKIRTS EXTRA.
..._-. ”W_,
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
Domestic; laundry 00.,
3| Drama 8t; tumult.
COX'I'RAL‘TB nus foil norms am
@1100”. m8
WAGONS.
um, Phaeton. carriages.
Bailouts. Spirtlts, etc.
Prices , to em; All.
(Mill. AND SICK mill.
He “LY fill y.
Militia“
5| Valium It. to. Harwell.
2? Iain strut ltrwtll.
Bakers. Women,
lOE CREAM.
groans, WW":
nominal his.”
llVElll All NAHUM
STABLES,
IEII IF THE “I'll! MOE.
m tantrum
Team; at all floors.
“it!
i
Burners to be the
True medicine
graves.
TlNI Wane
we in all its limits.
answer nullnssunuu
;T.;8. DDNALDSDN,
South Norwalk- ‘3
it Solitary 8t, Boston, lass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Dank SaleS.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPDSlT llllilll Of All. KINDS.
The Best Safes in the World.
immln use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Mince that at fire
where filo! our aafea were subjec'edmnlenm;
beanxrcoervmg their contents.
Cll llPiON RECORD also in the Great
Chic Fire in um. in the Great Boston Fire
in .... and in all the great fin-a since. Sun
for circutan. Amt: wanted. .3 13m
tannins
Gnome. '
; some,
3 alumina
nun» sans.
“T and Enable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
South NTlirwalk,
N orwalk. ‘
run PBOPELLKRB
[lily of Norwalk
Will leave PM 23. E. IL. (Book at
New York. at 5 p. on. Saturdays 411;: turn“,
Freight received fro n 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Returnin boats leave Korwalk .
and South 'orwnlk at as!) p. In. “ 6 p. m
Freight taken from and received for all
point» on the Danbury Ind Norwalk Sho-
pnng Railroads at greatly.- rednced rates.
l‘pon up llcntlon to agents the City of Nor—
wnl and
in will be bent for epmial lma
freight anyw ere in New York or its vicinity
WM] persons are turbid trusting any of
"PAYMENTS“
$1 wnnn
Walehesfihainsfiharms.
Mantel Clocks, Diamonds.
TlBDll. JDDNSDH & DDllPllD'.
Ill Montague St.
“in HALL SQUARE. 800"”, H. l
Thus in our anode delivered in Eonth 1Nor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and out
nethml nfpny mum is highly appreciated. in:
nfarmutl'm mu he h: 31-! our xumvt.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD l'LAl‘E.
30qu ”Will CDllll. .:
C rad d u c k ’ 3
ID. I09 WISDIIDTDII STREET
The People's Intel.
“.1. KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
REASON.
(film on a trial and you will Int-lime
:rutomer.
Har§_T,|'m¢_8,-.Erlces.
A. D. DRADDDDK,
I’WI’III‘IOIS.
lave lourleeth.
um: man "tum on t'nowxnn.
mmn tilled with m. n." . l
A and all pin-ll: mun-“m A 1‘”
oral or
1"“?!th and «ecu-lull m l
Gold. lilatlnum or Nubia Gloria“ with
a study
Wfih on “.mm. marina
abberl’luee.
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given to hunter and
Childm'am‘m
to ten.
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L. H. DECKER.
DEAL!!! IS
Paints. Dilt, Elm, etc.
Iriitts' Interim.
Plrtures Framed to order. Pal-ting
Paper Hanging all Deeoratla'.
rmwasnrnoroiv must—7o
dewf‘fi
£5" .
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new
5
w: LCOM mm»
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
standardflfamily soap.
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