> II' .
_onrstoroandyou
suretofiu‘d" " i:
loll IDEAL IliI.
: 00.. '
South Norws'lk.
The {conditioner lira. , Sarah
w, has beeussrlonslylll for ,the past
wp'lk at her‘homo. No. tlisabeth street.
remains unchanged.
—-llorwslklron Worka'llsnd modest
Munitionsylfleimawl not" ‘l
“in trump Mme-L14 nominal ll '1.
Refine. in far ..as..known. has been
"- .
. ‘k (tomato
M
ill Emilie SENT-[NE].
Jmmmmrandm.
Woflfl&m%
w“ Heron iii—1m
'ollioesfnrthe wesk‘endina Dotti”. Per-
:nslr'l‘wi'rum . , P, h. . _
"‘ deathofJnhn llorrissey .r W.
'l'he‘opiniouieprettygeoeralthathewss
thevictiuioffoulpisy.
Vagrmmfif‘v"
‘9 U
..;.:?.f‘ .tnrewzex wesne
' cw"
Milt our A lot or
can workingmeniwonld '56 .
consequently they wouldnot beablo I) nonst-
liveoo well. aodthepnrehssiug poword“ w
the oountrywould be reduced to ths msmgsmngm
me; a financial panic would hone ark
result: there would notbs the demd “I ”Mum-i was
‘0' ”’0 Mm“ 5! 0‘" ”chants. W} SorrrISoame
maequently the profits of our shre- mm-
keepers would be reduced. Whahaen-
aible businem man willlvote sguiusthirur» 9' ""
sell“ this tell ? Not one. ‘l‘hatpsoteetion
means higher wag. for the American
workingmsn isproven bythetnct that Sand"
in is single year under the McKinley bill
the 30.000 workinrzrnen in New York and I
were paid some ”300,000 more in We.
wages than they had been paid the previ—
ous year. These figures prove that warm.
lecturers of NewlYorketate manufactur-
ed more articles by over WMJOJJOO worth
the first year under the McKinley bill
then they did the year before. A sam-
ple of the wages paid in free-trade Eng-
land is thntof the “mentors and join—
ers, who are paid 39.25 per week of fifty—
oneaud one-quarter hours or eighteen
lint-tore Kline- Torin-narrow.
ati‘lfl) . ‘1? on
new ank Herald Walther Mat.
The weather Mi! promises to be from
partly cloudy tbclonrly followed by rain. with
nearly stauoury.'toliowedllq falling temper.
ature. 'lu—rsorrsw it pro-us- to be cooler
andcloudymrrcedsdhy missudfollowedhy
clearing sndadqsided “cool wave.“
snail}; helium.
won the their.“ oil» on, moor-g
~Grand fall opening or millinery and
cloeks. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri-
day, 5, dand'lthatfl. Krieger's.‘
Junius Brown is painting the resi-
dence of Otto Barthel. on Ehnbeth
street. llr. Brown's work justified its in
saying that he is fully capable of doing
excellent outside as well as inside work.
He employs none but the beat workmen
and uses the best material.
; ,.~;<-~‘ . Extracts
{$13,591: per bottle.
.mnrorumn ODOBB.
The song service tomorrow afternoon
iuthe YJi. C. A. roounwili he led by
(LP. Triatram. All young men amin-
viled to attend.
llr. and Hrs. 11. 8. Richmond. Jr..
Mr. and hire. H. S. Peck and tire. Ill.
Peck paid avieit to Mr. and Mrs. Riel»
mend at Uniomrille, yesterday.
-Pure coffee within":- creaiu. he. a
cup, depot restaurant. ”pen all night.
Word was received in South Norwnlk,
yesterday. 0! the death in New York,
Thursday. of Samuel Smith. the home
trainer. who was well known in this city.
No further particulars have been receiv-
ed. lie wss abrotber of lire. Charles
LsCmis, who hexane to New York to
attend the funeral. Mr. Smith was at
onetime connected with Barnum's circus.
, linen THAT wnsm’ 1A
fortuitous ram: or
Jamaica .
- Ginger
for 25c. I
Lewis-BtJ‘Jobn‘ hd‘ gonr west in the
interest of the Norwilk'rlron Works.
figi‘t‘hne’s W
Rev. wnuam'zm"‘elihen. of New
Haven, fwmcrl'y of South Norwslk,
spent yesterday‘in town. 7
Rev. D. M. Sewsrd. of South Norwalk,
will occupy the pulpit of the Norwslk
Congregational church during Rev. ’1’. K.
Noble's ahreuce in Itinneapolis.
—Reawlublol "'
restaurant. '
The memberu of Our Brothers‘
l. 0. 0. 1-2. will attend the funeral of
John ii. Reunion. Tuesday afternoon.
Melnhersare requested to meet at the
lodge room at 1:30 o'clock.
iii.- Kittiefllisu, the operator at the
Western Union telegraph otiiee in the
depot, is enjoying a week's vocation.
‘ -—'l'he South Norwalk School of Short-
hand. in compliance with a very general
request. will organize evening classes in
book-keeping. business practice and pen-
munahip Friday evening, October it.
The methods of instruction will besimilar
to those 01 the College of Commerce,
New York city, and will include all the
latestnnd best methods oi practical bush
A chnracteristio feature is
thstuovteat books are used. Applica-
tious may be made personally at the
school. Monday and Tuesday. ,Oct 10
and it. or by letter to the South Norwnik
School of Shorthand. lauder‘s block.
heirs-rams
. liOf‘T?
* fisaya
<2 glam-merges
BewiWiiié“ ‘
Briisr SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN use. ml mun.
ll. H.1’Piai’sied,
iii ‘SBrU’géiSt.
43 WW;
Joseph A. Gray. chairman of the Sena-
torial committee. has called the Senatoriv
al convention to be held in the parlors of
the Norwalk Hotel. Thiuaduy, October
ill, st 11 o’clock in the foremon.
—Grsnd fhilopemngotmillinery and
cloaks. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri-
day, 5. 0 Mills at 11. Wat's.
Rev. 0. ii. Pb“. om... Norwaik,wili
preach in the Cranhen'y Plains chapel;
to—mormw afternoon of “ii o'clock. ‘
Hurt Danton. of Franklin avenue. wt
relieved of his watch at the Ihnbury
fair Thursday. 'lle thinks it true taken
while he was talking with a colored
women. who had asked him wine com-
mon place question.
in. end no.0holo8mllh,oinocm,
meujoyiog ii. week’s visit with their
sons iii-South Norwsik and Bridgeport. twelve per cent.
lira. M. P. Partriih, of Seconds are»
one. whose husband deserted her some
weeks ago. has sold her householdeifecta
sodyesterday returned to her home in
oer-u num’fl’tflh am he on will.
The Psirtleld County Cherieal nit-icin-
tion will meet infitfl'attl‘s church’o'n
Monday nonfiu loos n. in. After
div-in»: nervieeand the business sections.
the amdati'ou will be entertained at
luncheon by the ladies of the church. ,
~Heine's mhestrn will furnish, music
for the concert and ball of the iron Works
NOR'ALK NEWS.
Band, Hondsy night, at Germaine Hall. -...
A Brocay Budget of items 'mm the
ave-A fwm‘m’mm lumu
ouuul norwma duo on empioye or me -
through town this morning.heuded south.
Iockwood Manufacturing company. died
at his home' in Birmlng' barn lost it ht. ._.__..~
-’___. is At Baltimore Thursday, Lucille took
The gambling outfit seized in the raid two beats in the 2515 pacing race in 2:1“
on Samuel Meiritt'e place. in Bridgeport. .
Wednesdey night, which is one of the
Rev. John W. Maynard. of Flushing.
ingot costly manufactured.is tube de-
L. 1.. will preach at the Norwsik Iletho-
dist church tomorrow.
Charles Dennis. is driver employed by
Gray Brothers. the brittle". and John N.
Cormody. oi Franklin avenue. were
driving along Wall street last night.
when Darrah fell out of the wagon.
Oiliesr Darin, seeing that both were
drunk and not ins condition todrivo,
locked them upand took the turnout to
a livery stable. Thi morning they were
tried before Jutice Austin and paidn
fine of $1.00 and cats each,
—-Fisll. clams. oysters undivegitabieo at
living prices» Nash “ Q .
North “indirect.
Over 300 oyster boats were in the har~
her last night. who teases recovering
from the damage doneer the meant
storm, and the fleet is constantly incress
lug—Bridgeport Union.
dtthe mingoftbeBaptth. P. 8.
C. E..to-morrow evening, there will be
A gospel temperance meeting will be
held in the Sons of Temperance Hall to'
nor-row afternoon at 3:1!) o‘clock.
. 8m litmall.
lira. Mary Garner Rider, of East Nor—
waik, is visiting the family of S. H.
Knapp. in Dnnbury. says the News.
Rev. l-‘. E. Robbins. of the Baptist
church, will preach in the Congrega-
tional church at Wilton tomorrow morn-
ing and evening.
Several members of the Alpha Wheel
elubwill tskearuntoDanbnry and re-
turn to-inorrow. leaving the club head-
quarters at 9 o’clock.
ciety. Allare‘ Il‘llyllh . Thellepuhlicans will-ratio a fiagthis
‘ ~—(lrand fall‘ " "9'. millinery and
.7 -, hind-y and re-
day, 5. e and 7th at 11-.Ws.
Thomas Itcflhty Win the police
last evening that hh watch had been
stolen from hlipocket while he was re-
turning from ) Dspbury fair on one of
Inn of the pickpoeket
George Hoyt has begun excavationa'
foranew house.
George Schley and family moved
ierday to Ilount Vernon.
lies Fannie Hiner is visiting reindeer
in Great Barrington, lieu.
Rev. C. G. Caller: is entertaining lira.
John Seaman and daughter. of Barron.
In. William B. Warren. is enjoying
a viii of several days with Ilr. and lie.
lie-nan it. Stevens. and Dir. and Mrs.
Hiram Davis. in Ridgeiield.
including May’s sale of tickets for
the Danbury fair. it is estimated that
about 700 tickets have been sold this
week. at the Norwnlk station.
'l'heEpworth lagoon! the Norwalk
Hetlrodist church will give an entertain-
ment and social in the lecture-room. Fri-
day evening. No admimion will
has been found.
. ....__.__.... Ill-s. Alice Fletcher has returned
~24!» yds. white outing flannel to be from
sold at Be. yd. as a specialty for Saturday
afternoon and evening at If. B. Smith's.
Harry Bvshs,’who has been for several
years employed in Comstoek Brothers'
olothingstaeJureflmdsndaeospted
mg. npositionin the Grind areal depot.
ile- NW Yukbslngeinphysd in the Ear-
m iondividoeoidoWnlim-d.
-llemsinbsr the grand concert
. IronWorksBand
Hr. and Mrs. Hervey Ackert, of
Schaghtleoke. N. Y.. are mendinga few
days with lira. Acksrt’a, parents. lit.
and In. Oacnr Young» '
Misses Lily and Edith Boleyn, the two
Charles Hendricks fell overboard from young ladies who were thrown frame
the dock in the rear ofthe Joules build-
ing. on Water street, Thursday evening:
Aside from wettln his~ clothes and
dampening“
-v norm! in m mm
snatch ”and bstw
mamwwm Hall. of
.4.“'.| :r' “Dill!” «' *
.E ,; , _. n; .: Luigi. . Y l,
mm... of the Canons-omit" n;
( I l i M
lbfibiew np'ihe
W hall. first selection- Jeremiah c.
mmmmumw “Molt-rummtahd Dr.
pristine or theNaw Dancer-item Williamlhnehclerkand health of-
an
enarthssdvcidsd that Berni: Mills:I
seam HALIBU'J' I
Tbs-alright. that m Wear
min-am iron. flan
aesadns-berluvstrlsd
semi-m
flit-hpsetuuwnwmm ’
”3 ~45?” ”I
ntolhpalatsdrsd.whlehwsrebsin¢
wmmm.umw
Wk“
, _, ~
.ooe—nusaseglaum
_ gilt-l
' DiCkerfi‘an97-8L Son.
iii-acne. Street, or «.23.... city.
is’sgain the guest of her aunt. Mrs. (LT. .
W. of w“? Om“.
Ralph. the infant son of Ralph s. and
mouthing-Aloe ”Mum-ism a!
rmmmymm-W" "i all
1%“ mm - ' ['r “35*
regular Monthlyglieeting or (iii
r. rec s. viii‘tlillied in the me.
Monday evonlnglat 8 o'clock. '
it. P. 8. 00pm.“ Norwslk. had an
exhibition of grinding machines in iris»
chincry hall atthe Dnllbury (air. ‘
John Harrington. who was arrested by
onlcer Ilartin yesterday. was tried this
morning and atom to fifteen days in
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ (BUNN- 83 Washington Street. Smith Norwalk.‘
\ttllohlhallttuer
trsde? Pmtectionmeansgoodsussdin
Amerloauretobe madoinArnes-ica. mmn‘"2$mmiw” tau
tersaudjoiuersaropaidtli perwI'ek
forty-eight hours.“ forty-three cents per
hour. Among the ironworkers of free— mire-l
trade England.snd they are. pveilape.
the most prosperous of all that elmntry's welcome to all-
two and one-hull per
will own their own homes. Among the Seventeenth Sunder Mlflnd'frirgglwflom
iron workers of the protected United
homes. Protectionie the safeguard of
the American home. Since the McKin- w r' m
ley biiiwnspassed the espnrt trade of Manila-unlist-
Guest Britain has been on thedecline.
The lasilréturusshowadecreasoof I,
Since the l'cKinley
bill was pamed fourteen lrrus have
transferred their operations inure Unn—
t'ourof these are manufact
of linen, one or cotton, 099 of machinery
thme. that of cotton. which is k-cated in
Adams. his... now furnishes employ-
ment toorer rmpeoploThestbere isthe do! school. all!) PJ‘-
tin piste industry. In one year. June 30,
IM, toJuno $, 1”. the production of
tin and name plate under the ‘ticKinley
bill wasssfutlows: first quarter. 82“.- not,
9?? ponmls; second quarter. 1,400.82! W
pounds; thud quartet. 3.209.221}, and tl.e
fourth quarter. 8.211).?“ whorls, making
a total of 13,646,?" pounds. The num-
ber of time! engaged in the manufacture
oftin ml terne plate were e- the rim Comm"... “1;“;
second near-2r, eleven:
third q-rter. twenty. and the fourth W
quarter. twenty-six. This bows what
the McKinley billhss done for our tin
imitnsry. Another example of proton-
tiouiathatofour hum iMla’try, Un-
dewtwenty-rwoyurs of protection ti.-
mm'mm 0‘ cottm 'm ”m biotin. Mo, wholly {rum Irelzuul. got
iii-owl against 30.103.000.000 pounds in
the preceding sixiyyears. Protection
3h) bun-fin [h rum, .3 an be m tate- ageiit, airlirrliiierl within ll) hanging.
by we [mum in tme I” under Thonms lit-rural)“, .‘riiillrmu lI-lwls'll.
protection we have exported salmon,-
“ “on“ 0' M “It“. ‘5'“ ‘l-mv‘ posed to have perished.
000.000 worth in the preceding fifty
’mmanfmwMuagmg danger of or cultural cholera epidemic
twentgttwo years of protection have next “WM"
been 0,301,000,000 pounds against 1.491).-
000.000 woods in eizhtrm run 0' terofilerliil.
Marin "needing. The average ll“ Thomas llrrlgkiim. of New York. has
of VI!!- paid in n“, United States i. given the Royal itinlitillt' oi Grim llritnin ‘
fully double that in Great Britain. Tab
ingalistof nineteen occupation, and
as the flilntlllctlfl'e of boots I“! M the Guild Duke of Htt’tt-‘Vs'illiflf.
cotton goodl. carpal weavers, printers. Cherie» Mitchell. pugil‘ioi, mm sentenced
mill m, etc.. “,9 .W rug «1 totwo uronthe'irnpriwnnwnt nthnrdlabor
wagesintlariluited states is ”-5. pa
day and in Great Britain ".23 per day. is
Will rumm- mt month for Gavelind- man. will probably be deposited in the
free trade, hirer wags and ”wildcat" Pentium
currency; or for Harrison. protection.
higher wrists and honest money?
Which she’d it be
“ “ ' ’ 'A’meenomri“
-I.__..........La5._
moses lobes.
in which forty or If»
l
which are.
uniting duly. , ..
ole-Inf” goodseveisbowuinthiscityortown. Wewill ,
let you know when goods are unpacked for
, . your inspection. ‘ ,
”Special Pliers whose who want quantities.
--—-A'l‘———- . .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING choose, ,
Churches I’o-uamw.
r... mas...” mg. ..
. GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
——-BIOUBID FOB GRADUATE AT—
THE NEW BUSINESSGflllEBE
v ~r2“2'l=alrrl“e'ld Ave. Bridseoort' 00“"-
Th'ree Department—Bird”, Telegraphy. Steufigraphy and Typewriting.
saw at the Grand Anny
m. Real Estate and Insurance. '
Mamahd'ifllitms
people he
.Westarenne. our
Main. and 1:“! no;
:Y. £8. 0. Lpraye‘rhmestinc.
" i. f 1‘3-“ "M“N‘WNM cmw'dmvfimhr-
“VJ-W . .-‘. "Will???“WWII-”WWW, .
Taylor ’8': Golden. W ’
WASHING”, ”ll”. 7 - m Y;wm'r 0' A
33.3.? no cinnamon Enienalnmeni - Course.
examine our list. e have them for
5:8 In every partof the city at re:sorua.ble OPIh‘S
held lriaoormmat. West street and Fair— ‘“
venue.
lock .rectnr. lnh Sunday after
13. Evening Prll'er
can and on our
“”3- WEDNESDAY llEllIli. OBI. l2. .
Noswau Conan-Jamaal.
iawis rests. Ber
C. E. meetlnc. as!) p. in. Morning
“Th1! Christian Race-Praia ’1'
Mark."
W: attrition and the Lo s Answer.”
Plllll I'll Slldlllh. smw Now-umumwuhm '
memo-ens... .. humane randomly; tangle on.
k ___. MWVT-‘W'E ' “H W W The membereofthe clnbare-Mrfiol mm
. _. -.. son. Violin Virtuoso and Concert Master Ir.
WaxfiD—Tvrnt 4.. réfifi' teams Willie Dieetel, Violinist; in. Thomas lino.
and dump fit.
Edition; stesdr wor .
Jr.. & 00.. contractors. 3] .
part.
i k n dam in 5010. Clarinet and Viola: Mr. Henry Herbert
”or; '13 if D. Pierce. Solo. Flute and Viola; Mr. Herman mural;
hm. street. Bridge. Solo "Cello: Miss Lila Juel. Prima Donna.
oli 1W Course Tickcta Clio-Single Adnlaalol 35c
Nouwsu lmwm. West and Mott ars-
aues. Ber. George Van Alatyne.
I" rem Wigdep'meellng
llr'wooh w. rim-rd. of r- “
I'll
Apply to ill Water street. South Norvralukfi.at
rved Seats. 501:.
GARDERS with good references can be c . s
B hsrt opens at Pinneoe and Plaisteds at
ted with firstcless hoard. “inc o'clock Saturday morning.0ct.& 061W
avenue. opposite
11).: Sunday scbilol
App 5' at this oflice. s2: tf
tilRLssr-hnmbcrmaid all waitress. AD-
ply in Dudley P. Ely. Iii Wauhington ' .
street. 051w I 1_
A1500!) reliable girl as nurse for child live
'eare old. Must be well recommended.
n Chumhstreegoppo- ‘ M W—
m“""“" 5"”) I“ ill-no.1." '
(l o'rrlr'o in“... ea...“ rim. house with
fill .m. Homing subject."
sermon “ I Iialio Evening subject.
Barton Convention. " line
Free sittings and's cordial
grim. rt of house. Five Mile River, 51m};
0e, rum u
"sch ‘- the inquire of
OUSES and building lots in *0 th Norwnlk
Gain Enron” L. Holden avenue and (,‘rnns H . ~
new. 5. ll. Watkins mlor- A. Woodward. south Norwaiir. Ct.
'I‘II LET.
' barn. Slim. part of house. Monroe street.
liillnttvullil
I? Plenty of fruit. East Xvirvrnlk.
Raymond Brothers. o 3' 1w
nd BeetNorwslk for sale. muireof E.
I n 3‘
heel. 125!) m. Evening l EastSorwalk.coniaining troours. City
water in. Bent fl. Inquire of Mrs. Thomas
B. Smith. on the pnmisai. 031w
ion) a. m. Sundny firm A
States twenty percent. owrihheir own Prey" and sermon i s. In.
corner of Wes! avenue
'reehhorw . llcv.
3‘ ”1;,“ a m.: children’-
In; 10.3); in; Vespers.
l9!- sianr's. It C-
A]. hymns»
‘ ECO-NI) floor of house No.56ilsbom avenue.
COvyl'lfllll, .ogl. in
AFIRST—(AltASS house with all improve.
mentszingmxilocniity. inquireof‘ilgeob
L -l’
Somxultwai.‘ WI! Ron! LOWER part of house. consisting of live .
6"“ house) Henry street East horwalk. \\ liter ‘
. “"m “ w "' “'" b’ ”'5’“ i s' l to .i mix a: “'est street. .
c. A. Bruckmeier: mums-u n sum-wrnm 0 up... gm E. HOUSBWOI'th.
rooms and basement gthe Huntington
. swoon Urnos Clara. ave-m.
5% Sands w" m.
subgect. we?
do.
farm house. barn.
. six
event
. Works Than Hives! -
III"! of plush. four of 1.09 m one Anvm (‘ulrs'rl ". vgnhndt ”rough“
Our late-the w 7“ RECOM-
NIW bouts Taylor; avenue l0; 5 rooms XMOSEOF TH; BI. will be with
street. . rooms. e. usfmmomin.to«i:37p.m.on abomdate. and
mm} . a...“ w w m" "i “AN”°°W more“ . ....
asses guaran . p cos o
I’m“. 313. ““53? the tilgnes. His way of lining the eyeis as
Norwalk. Preaching
m.
m. Preachinc by
Earrr Nouwsek Swznreu msomanosst.
Riverside avenue. Rev. C. J. Anderson.
tor. Services“ Wills. in. and Ellyn;
Ln.
rut. launch strset. near
msmcu
6 sundaychallaIme.
\ onto lu’s Gaussian Assocu'rlos.“
Biblcciassatdp.m.:80nxservteeattp. m.
Anions Imam-r
nascent. Knish
J D Jacobs. pastor
e .. —. difl’crent from othersas thedayand night.
rennin“ u. c. noon,
[1' 8. FLAGS. Genuine U. S. bunti tel- 83 DIAIN SI. SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN
no In:
, a lingat cost. South Xerwalk ware
' airman
ism-En (imp-3.15.4..mmog CONXEIJTICUT. NORWALK. ulhhsmr.
oyster unruud. Iituafld oil Bel] I
with enough on it to pit for it. Pflce only ’
Wit sold ri ht away. his is a rare bargain. [S ea 8
as the groun: s are in the best of condition for I
me
planting. Addams Box 486.8011“: horwalkgt.
orwalk. . . . .
’8) am. audmnm: Lyceum turn.
rrlwr Sonia-n. Quintard Build-
T W“ 0" “501317 GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
nd Knight streets. Nrn'walk.
“1 . w . l‘owlke. Christian
”3.1"“? €108: answers 10"“ name of w
Endeavor meetint. :3) A P REOPBS
both canons extending down over th
nmzrlxmnwrelnfif; SEPTEMBER 29"“
571:2.” his return to the branch Sentinel _
VTELEGRAPH‘C 8REViTiES.
for New York nllcl [Law on m: uni busi-
W. J. More. at ik‘KJiil. 'I‘r-x.,
hisnlmt to rlrliiil while P'rlllnbi’rtt‘l'i'V lllmllf‘.
TWOlfitlillllt‘ll “t”;
It Sandy Creek While '5: 1. z .. :1
Miss Essie Short. nizu llrrirnl lll huh
hunt-sick and ileslhllulrllt :iilcl klllmlher—
Frank P. lion“. at l’iiLI:ulr-ll_il.l:r real ms.
“'illialii Nun and \‘luor iinlllln-rx, of St.
name lat”. hum rs. etc.
. wanted. Call at factory. iii! Water street.
Johns. wont astray ill lulory rulllmlm: sup
)lnrphy Bro». South Norwalk. Conn. sit ly
The London Times L‘s-lion»: there is great
lodgeroom n
' 'i‘v' ‘» a , . t . -._. "mum...“ .__
l-lsriperor illlnnl h Ls Lolifirllifll the clone a?!“ thepu on: “null“ funeral of
thin of Dr. 'llolic il’l’ngt't‘liiiihi) usllurgonins-
Olixltlt) for scientific research.
Emperor William line gone to Weinuir to
attend the golden wedding celebration of
in
it the store of Hartford a Osborn. hat Nor-
for an assault upon on old men.
funeral of Ernest iii-nan took place
Paris withon't religious services. The
~Ammtheiwuncmumdm
settles the (inference concerning guano ' M 3.,
beds. The agreement has to be ratified by gnu Balm in no Barr-ssh or mimic. in
NT of orwalkr Wedm. ‘ “w
mfimmfimhi“ Pilillitfigflfiiggflihm
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