With?
Sarsapanlla
PM by man. Ayahcoumnflfi.
cunaotheramvilloureyou
flmmmme
Gallant! See Them.
Italllllfi it til" I “it“.
W.H.lleekerlrio.
"WOW m
Tun Mil LlllOH Lillliil
The Life of the Acquitted Ne-
gro ls Threatened. .
maximums IABS KEEPING.
n. cilia-us Are Greatly Zseited Ite-
eaaaa the Ilnrderers of Miss Annie La-
eoaoy and In. Annie Miller Have Not
Been Brought to Justice.
Hencusmtttc. N. .I.. Nov. It.-'l'he
goodpcople of Merchantville are in arms
because of the acquittal in Camden of
Francis Lingo (colored). the alleged mur-
derer of Mrs Annie Miller Their anger
knows no bounds, and Is intermingled with
fear that some one else may be murdered
in that vicinity and the perpetrator go no-
punlshed. The wives and daughters of the
well to do residents—and they are numer’
our—actually dread to leave their homes
alone for fear that something may happen
them. As soon as it. was learned that
Lingo was a free man threats of lynching
hint. should he return to the community,
were freely made, and the threats grow in
earnestness and volume. .
As the outcome of this state of allairs an
indignation meeting was held at 4 o'clock
In the Merchantville town hall. which was
“tended by 200 of the most prominent citi-
aena of the locality. it was presided over
by Thomas 0. Knight. president of the
Philadelphia Brokers' exchange, and a com-
mittee of three. consisting of John Morton.
“ward Nash and Frederick Kleintz, was
appointed locoufer with Camden County
utor Jenkins, who conducted the
case against Lingo, and see what could be
done to keep the acquitted negro from re.
turning to the neighborhood
No Safety for Women.
Ruolntions were presented, and although
Mel-red toacomtnittee oi live. they were
practically adopted, censoring tat-Judge
Wescott. senior counsel for Lingo; express
lug sympathy with John Miller. husband
of the murdered woman. and disapproving
of the abrupt ending of the trial. The
committee is composed of John Allen.
Charles Holilngshertd, Edward W Morris,
William longstreth and Morris Redderow,
all Wealthy and influential citizens. An-
other meeting will be held,
The citizens argue that as the murders
of Miss Annie llcconey and Mrs. Annie
Miller, both of which occured within their
midst, are unuvenged. there is no safety for
them. that their lives and the lives of thrir
families are in constant peril and that pre-
cautions must be taken
They fear that the acquittal of Chalkley
laconey and Francis Lingo, of the respec-
tive murders (the latter was uko arrested
for the first crime). will set a lawless pre
cedent that may result in another myste-
rious killing They also fuel that some one
should be hanged for each murder, but as
there is no [lf'lllMllllliy of either mystery
ever being cleared. the best they can do is
to take. in a measure. the law in their own
hands and protect their homes by aggres-
sive methods The Mulchiml’fi llt'gl'UPS.
who are partlcuhttly fr-arnl, are annual,
and threaten vengeance upon nny one who
shall malrrmt leto
Lingo says he will never return to Mer~
chautville lie will exhibit himself in a
dime museum in Philadelphia this \veclr.
Morin-ms Keep the Money.
San LAKE L‘rtr, Nov H,—The terri-
torial supreme court has decided the
church escheatment (use Involving 82,000-
000. and ordered that the money be
handed over to the Mormon church to
be used for the support of the poor, the
parochial schools and the repair and build.
ing of Mormon houses of wonhip. The
court holds nat belief in polygamy is an
abstract rat..er than a concrete principle
and beyond jurisdiction of the courts, Ap<
peel was taken to the l'nxted States an-
preme court.
lined with a Steam “novel.
Diltll'nl, Nov. l-l.—The first cargo of
Meeaba range iron ore to be taken from
Duluth has left here on the steel whalebark
Barge lit: for Cleveland lt consisted of
2A“) tons of soft black Bessemer hematite
runningoo per cent. in metallic iron. and
was mined from the ore bed with no other
machinery than a steam shovel
'Ilic Populists In Bonfire“.
Mluruts. Sov li ~Presirlent Loucka, of
the Farmers' Alliance, is here to attend the
annual meeting of the order in this city
Tuesday He says the i’opulista in con-
greaswill support a measure looking to
the reduction 0! the tariff. The third
party, he says. is nearer free trade than
the Democratic party
For [toad Improvement.
Boston. Nov ll.—Colonel A A Pope
has issued a petition which is to be sent to
congress. asking for the formation of a
road department similar to the agricultur-
aldepartment lor the purpose ol promot-
ing knowledge at the art of constructing
and maintaining loath
fir Cleveland's New “century.
Wasnlxmox, .\'ov li—«(ieorge F Park-
er, who will probably be l’remlent Cleve-
land‘s private secretary. has been aasociatcd
with the national campaign its auditor and
Isa well known nevaaper man lie is
now engaged in writing a life 0! Mr Cleve-
land
Murderer Petriiio flanged
New llamxfiov It wl’etrillo the Ital-
lan murderer. who bar given so much
trouble to the priror. authorities because
olhla many attempts to commit suicide
was hanged hm lie murdered in: broth
er-lnviaw. Michael Demlo, on April is. not
loveliet linemen Worries the.
Butts. For Ii.~Tr.e report that the
moon in Eamon l9 nmrnislactcry to the
lorellhofllce ls confirmed The efficient
*aesr of Robert Loon Stevenson m pastime
British torerevts on the illln'l has been
Wally amounting to the Iorelgr. allies
W
The Anarchists were Afraid
Pants Nov li v'l'hr much trumpeted
m of anarchists was every paltry
flute “any of the leaders who were ex-
ullylaeaed speakers .
.3 ea. In» Ina lit Ania.
' mo. liar u --m baby king is
lit ill. baring coatratted in our cold.
ml tile epprelimnon is felt for the child.
W weak condition in which his
I“ has leit all
Id. In Victories».
I
”I to in the last explosion were
M to themselves and the meeting I
nauv ofaocmrs wru. mac?
flit: Mead lay celebrate Ir. (lino
land's Return to Power.
Wasatao‘rou. Nov. M.-—.Alreld! prepare
lion-are under way for the inauguration
of Mr. Cleveland on March 4 next. It is
the intention of Democratic organisations
in the larger cities to make it more notable
than any similar event that has preceded
it. Tammany Hall. oi New York; the Harv
rlty club, of Philadelphia; lroquols club. oi
Chicago, and other similar organisations
have already sent. representatives to Wash-
ington to secure accommodations for their
members, who will be present and partlcl»
pate in the event. Estimates are heard
fixing the number of marchers in the pro
cession tocelebrate the return of the Dem
ocratic party to power at 50,000.
Dlr. Cleveland’s Modesty.
New Your, Nov. 14,-Sinre the election.
which resulted so triumphantly in his
favor. Mr. Cleveland has vanished from
the public view. With the exception oi
the few words addressed,» the throng in
front of his house in the small hours of
Wednesday morning. no utterance of pub
llc import has fallen from the lips of the
presideatelect. He has remained in the
privacy of his home, and to the represent.
lives of the press Mr. Cleveland has denied
himself absolutely. it was at first rumored
that Mr. Cleveland was engaged in the
preparation of a statement which he would
make public. but thin was authoritatively
fluid by Secretary O'Brien, who said. '1
don't think It. Cleveland will be heard
from till March"
Bulkaley versus Bailey.
Waransunv. Coon, Nov. Ii.-0ne oi
the leading questions in Nutmeg state poli~
tics now is. Who will he the successor to
General Joseph R. Hawley in the United
States senate! For sometime past it has
been known that Goren-nor Morgan G.
Bulkeley has had his eye on the senatorial
chair. The present house has a Republican
majority, but there are enough flawley
Republicans to turn the tide. with the sup-
port of the Democrats. and reelect Haw-
ley. it is said
The President Did Not Talk.
Wasuisorou, Nov. ill—President liar-
rison authorizes the statement that recent
publications purporting to be interviews
with him, in which he is represented as
giving his views upon the election, are cn~
tirely unfounded and pure inventions
When he is ready to speak upon that sub
ject be will do no in his own way—one that
will be convtncing to all readers of the cor
rectneas of the statements made.
l'raml Alleged In 'Frlato.
Sari Fnsxcrsco, Nov, lt.——Dr. O'Donnell.
who was defeated for mayor of San Fran
cisco by a close vote, has secured evidence
which shows gross fraud in the register's
office and may land Register Brown in the
penitentiary. He obtained affidavits from
four witneasm who saw the register break
open a sealed package from one of the pre-
cincts and throw the contents behind his
counter.
McPherson and the Treasury Rumor.
Wasnzsomx. Nov Ii.—-Senator McPher-
son. of New Jersey. has left Washington
for Virginia Before going be said he was
not slated for the, treasury portfolio, He
added; "I think it would be well to con-
sult .\ir Cleveland before deciding who
will be honored With a place In his private
council Moreover, there is not even a re-
mote probability of my getting the place."
The Oblo Situation.
Contact's, Nov l-l —-'l‘ho latest returns
at Republican headquarters show that the
Republicans will save their state ticket,
elect twenty we of the twenty'tbree elect-
ors and ten t . thetwenty-one congressmen.
The Democratic committee claims that the
official count only Will show who is elected
or defeated
Wyn-slag la Repnhilean.
CnEi’ExxB. Nov It, ——The Harrison elect»
era are chosen by 500 majority. Colleen
(Dem ) is elected to congress by about 500
majority, and Osborne (Dem) governor by
2,000 majority The legislature is Repulr
lican on JOIIII ballot by one majority.
Late Returns Irons ltaneaa.
KANSAS Crvv. Nor lat—From lull re-
turns from every district in Kansas it ll
known that the fusionlets have elected
congressmen in four districts and the cm»
greasman at lavge The Republicans have
elected three congressmen.
Sheeban Is for Morphy.
BUFFALO. Nov H.——ln reply to a ques-
tion regarding the United States senator»
ship. Lieutenant Governor Sheeban said
that Edward Murphy, Jr., was his choir :.
and that he would stick to him to the last,
I
Cleveland's Vletery in the South.
New Yontt. Nov. M—General W. ll.
Jackson, a prominent Democratic leader n
Tennessee. says Cleveland's victory in ll
give a very great impetus to the industries
and development of the south.
Stevenson's Part-er a Candidate.
Btooimrororr. Illa. Nov li.—-James fl-
Ewing. of this city. law partner of " '
Stevenson. laacandldate for a seat upon
the supreme bench of the United States.
Campbell to Become a New Yorker.
Cotonou. 0.. Nov. lt.—-E.t-Governor
Janet 8 Campbell will remove with in
family toNew York city Dec. 1. The ea-
governor says that the present arrange.
ment is only for six months He will still
maintain his cltixenshlpln Ohio and vote
in Butler county
f
Illaers Narrowiy Recaps Death.
Snsusnoin. Pa, Nov Ila-A ilre start
ed in oneol the Philadelphia and Read»
lag company's houses at Indian Ridge col-
liery and destroyed flve double tenements
occupied by no layers There were many
narrow escapes roan death
W
nil-ts In "all osta.
Down. Nov lI.--lt is claimed that rich
gold lads have been made by Duluth men
a few miles from the Skull canal. on the
Canadian side of the international bound
try and within twenty miles or the Cass.
Ilsa Penile
am-a Its Own Brother
Ctsvauiro. her it -a marderoeeorrsd
at no Swiss street Patrick Frans Moron
cutting the throat of his brother. w
my. a «doctor on the Toledo divi-
lon of the lake Shore railroad.
Charged with rerun.
Ettasar. lad. ll’rrv it.--Charles W
McBride. who was arrested at Kansas City
on their: at term. tstheelaer seoef
ft Wesley entitle. of this city. lodge oi
the new more
It tum Dllhmh Pena
W “In n-m arr-ho cereals 011mm lee-Misus-
renew-mm” Lime -' "vmmammmc
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wrench:
Dec. ll. three weekli
second congress will meet in final session
Oneal the first molten to be brought be
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I1 VIBIIIIITOI 81'. IIIOOE.
:auoosasonroasauaox. nu
s‘iiLSE FACTS FURNISHEI
ivan Petrol! Nearly Ruins Our
Behring Sea Case.
HISTORY OUT OF HIS OWN HEAD
A Itosstan Writer Gets the State I»
part-ant in a rusty Pit-isle by Draw
log on Illa Imagination—uh Machine
Ito-a Discovered Just in Time
\Vlisillllol’ml, Nov lit-Two weeks air
it was the understanding among the arh
tntora and counsel in the Behring veil ut-
that they would sail for Paris. where ih
sessions of the board of arbitrators sret
be hold some time next month Last Wet-
a [notion telegram stated that the Ben.
ing sea arbitrators whuld not meet nn .
February. This statement was continue
by the state department here. but no reaso-
was given for the delay An explanation
however. appears in the story that tune
of thedataused in preparing the case 03
the United States before the arintraton
furnished by lvan Petroll. mus false \i’her
the preparation of the case was begun by
the state department officials the name 0'
Petroif as a writer on the resources 0|
Alaska appeared more frequently than any
other. and inquiry wan made for him
was found to be a special agent of the cen
ans bureau.
Hi
The ornam- Wera Astor-titled
It was learned that he had taken the cen
sac of Alaska for the i'ntted States gov
ethanol. in 183) and “990, and haul \vnttet
the monograph issued by the bureau of eta
tistics of the treasury department or
Alaska. in addition to this he had also as
stated Hubert Howe Bancrolt m tlieprepa
ration of the latter's history of theferrl
tory. Mr. Petroll was thereupon sum
runner! to the stau- department. and in
trusted with the eannunution into nudcom
pllation of certain fut-ls relating to (in
sealing industry
one of the government's attorneys discrn’
err-d an error, which lcl to further Investi
gallon. the result being to show. it is stud
that nearly the entire mlormntinn fur
niahed by Prttofl had been interned. and In
a manner which left no doubt of a willful
intent torlcceive.
in the :«ttnly of his data
This discovery lhstonts'hed the officials
The information had already been rncur
unrated in the CitM'lil this government as
sent to London, nnd fornn-d as part of the
arch upon much the Unitul Sinies‘ clam:
rested. although It “in: not the keystone
by any manner of hit‘lllls
government was at once notified that the
United States hall lit-cu led into errors of
statement, and was Informed that a correc
tion would be made when the eupplement
ary papers are subznittrd
The Billlvh
Not Paid by John hull.
it was at first euppoteri at the state tie
partment that Petrol! had been paid by
the British government to litlslfy the In
formation. An ollicml of the state depart
ment said. however, that this chargg had
not been proved
The most charitable cuml'rhmn ml the
oflicials tvm lhitl l'rtroll’. thinking 2..» knew
the character of lltlurmnliuli that the ele
parlmcnt wanted. hurl manufacture-(l Ii ‘0
auto make a strong (are for this govern
mt‘llf
congratulating illi‘tnsri‘t" that they dis
toured the fulnnmrion
pointed out by England
to meet such fl cztw as this, ilflll Mr Petrol!
will simply one ln~govcrnment position “‘0
the result of lilo remarkable action
The state tlcpnrtflv—nt oll'iclals are
before It Via-9
There is no law
For - Tut”! Revision l'ummieslunv
“'AéfflSl-llix, Nut ll ~le eitugt’sll')"
that congr- w pav- .i LN authorizing th-
appointment of a unzlmiwun to {lfl’p'lft‘ a
l't’firlinil of lll‘l [drill is not to new one, as It
was propmml with: time rum by Svnator
Plumb
mantl that Presitlr-Iibelnct i'h-velnnrl shall
call a «pecim armor: of mngrrn in soon as
he enters up-‘n the discharge of the duties
of hi» (illit'P' .I dun-Ind with h meets Almost
as much, if not more. oppmmou tie it does
favor among; Democrats.
it It made in atmwt iuthetie-
’l'in~ “unfilled-loft
den, it is thought by its propose”. will
ikely recciu more general favor. tor the
reason thnt It pl’ifl‘lilt" a way by which no
delay shall client! in the matter of thrill
reform, while at. the name lune avoiding
all the objections lhat may be raised to an
extra tendon
have the commission appointed as soon as
Pmldent Cleveland goes into ullice. to
that it may work on a revision that shall
The plan flf'ntf'lllfll is to
in ready for conwidi-rntion by congress
when it meet-r in December
a
The heaate's Attitude.
The work “icing done by expert! and dia-
nterested agents of the government. it ll
presumed, will commend list-ll to the la~
vorable judgment of the new congress. and
usabort lime alter crgaulrmg tongn-w
willbein n position to intelligently cut-3 r
upon a general system of tarlll legislation
To become effective. however, this Ill].
gestlon mustntecellve the cooperation ol
.3an it is
doubtful that such cooperation would be
given. It in posnible. however. and that
possibility doubtless the stain-on of the
proposition have had in mind in present-
ing it
Congress Will Donn Meet Again
Wasiiruo'ros. Nor. Mv—Un Monday.
from now. the Fifty»
are the ornate will be the Wealhburn anti-
optlon bill. which has already passed the
house, and hrs shown that it has a clear
majority In favor of its postage in the
coals
Its revisionsiaresomreplng that they
wool practically. it is churned. shut opthe
Chicago wheat pit. the
exchange and other institutions of like
character. A strong opposition was devel-
oped to the bill in the senate. but there was
a nun stream movement In its favor Mr
\Vasbbnrn. of Minnesota, who had the hill
in charge. only consented to lay It aside so
as mallow of aa edioersrnent of encum-
when August had
tioo that It should be made the am special
order for the nest session and should he
1 t out to a finish
New urleans cotton
lar advanced, on condl:
senate has avian or other in).
perfect house bills on its calendn. includ-
ing the free woolbill and other taril re-
peal measures of the horns. These have
. alumbered hitherto in the oornrnitiee on
Ileana, but a determined effort will no
doubt he roads to lit-lul themonlandlo
and then up tothepresident fertile action
The house marks-villi; be given AI Wr-
tnaltyioracon
a Ilsa-catch free
er its action and to take
of silver bill
a. tbllaboat
3 J... I“) '0'] Ill. '
"I. '0’. ‘0'. M4”. ”We OI-
I
silver am will try to
meridian 8W f‘ WWW"
donth‘ore tli
none. Neatnelie.
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Ingiand'a Ileana Secretary leads llaele
ia- n (Janelle Reply.
Wuuiaoros. Nov. I‘m-TM celebrated
international case of Mrs. Maybriek.tbe
young American confined in Waking prison
one life sentence for the murder of her
husband near UVerpool. is the subjectof
renewed agitation. Gail Hamilton has
taken sdeep interest in the case, and it was
largely through her efforts that an Ill].
mouse petition was sent to Queen Victorie.
asking that the unfortunate woman he
pardoned. The petition was based on the
assertion that no proof was adduced on
the trial 0 Mn Maybrick tocounect her
with thee me charged. and further that
the commission of the crime itself was not
proved.
This petition was signed by him Harrison.
the wives of the members of the cabinet.
including Mrs. Blaine, and many promi-
nent ladies all over the country. The peti—
tion received a semiofllcial character by be-
ing forwarded through the state depart.
ment, and the response to it was commuul‘
cated direct to this government by the
British officials This reply is reported to
be exceedingly caustic in its terms. so
much so as to cause Gail Hamilton to refer
toil as "senseless, vulgar and brutal in-
science toward a friendly republican na-
tion pleading for its own citizens "
The responseis said to characterize the
petition as the most lmpuricnt paper that
ever found its way to the office of the home
secretary and wholly unprecedented
lrnportunities are still made at the state
department to interest itself In Mrs May-
hriclt's behalf. but it is probable that
further efforts in this direction will beol
an unollicial character.
TO KlLL JERRY SlMPSON.
The Kansas Fusionlsla‘ Alleged Plan Inc
a Mnclt Assassination.
Torus. Nov ti. - The biggest ren-
natiou connected with the late Kansas cam
paign has just been made public It is the
confession of l... 5. Harvey. assistant secre
tary of the People's party campaign com
mitn-o Harvey had been charged tviih
giving out secrets of the committee. and to
defend himself be exposed the alleged plot.
which was arranged in Topeka. to have a
mock attempt lllilllt' to amiss-inure Jerry
Simpson Harvey says the parties to the
scheme were W (T Jones, chairman of the
Democratic stale committee: Briedr-nthal,
chairman of the People‘s party. illlrl .lerry
Simpson. The object was to llf'l'i‘it' synr
pathy for Simpson and aid in his riwtion.
"The plan.“ says Secretary ilarvey. “was
to have Simpson return to his district and
be \vnylatd and beaten. to offset southern
outrages and create sympathy for Simpson.
J crry objected to being beaten and bruised
up. but finally agreed to undergo mild
punishment."
Mr. Harvey further says that "owing to
the blunder of Simpson's district chairman
the letters offering Cl.” reward tothe man
who would murder Simpson were found,
and the sham attempt at assassination was
prevented " The uptown.- by Harvey has
created much excitement here. and many
threats are made against him,
‘l'o Restrict Immigration.
PROVIDINCE, Nov li—Emcry ll Wil-
son. one of the most prominent Republic-
ans in the en 1. says the restriction of fur
migration \vill rutnc lit-fort: congress early
in December. Mr \\'il~on says that Sena
tor Chandler has prepared a bill With that
end in view, providing that emigrants
makca thret- months' application to the
United Mates consuls abroad
More Smallpoa at New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Nov li—Thc authorities
at the New Haven hospital [lilt‘t’tlhun'c‘rfil
another case of stnallpuv ill lhviuaututiun
The patient this inur- is Michael i'nliahan.
\vlrn occupied a bed near i‘lmton \' Pratt,
pilot of the steamer {7 ll Nortlmuz. who
was found to be afflicted withihedlceaae
about ten days ago
No Additions at l-‘alI llivrr.
FALL Rtvvn. .‘lnvs, Nui’ H. ~~The out-
look for the manufacturers of this city has
changed greatly since the advance of 7 per
cent. in wages was granted several days
ngo. Some stockholders of India that pro-
posed to make additions have decided not
to build since the election
Suflmllon Kills Two liven-en.
llltoOKLHl, Nov. ll.~Tlie bodies of the
two firemen. William Estes and John F.
Spaulding. who lost their lives during the
fire at the llarbeck stores, have been re
covered They bore no signs of burning r
disfigurement. showing that death had to
suited from suffocation
Iialaer and Bs-t‘hancellor Reconciled.
Manor. Nov ti—A dispatch to the
Renter Telegram company announces that
while Emperor William was hunting in
Saxony he met Bismarck. the two were
reconciled and lo courre of conversation
Bismarck pointed out the danger» of the
new army bill
Electrical Workers Meet.
CHICAGO. Nov M —Sixty delegates to the
second annual convention ol the National
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers met in
Plasterers' hall. They will decide whether
it will be to the brotherhood's interest to
allilrate with the telegraphers or not
Sisal by the Gypsum l'vlnee
Vivarium Havllli. Mun... Nov. to ~11"
three matted schooner George S Tarbell.
oi Wellfleet. Mate. Captain Haskell. from
Windsor for New York. was run into and
sunk by the four muted achuonrr Gypsum
Prince The crew were saved.
[swallowed Cholera Itself“.
MllIlCll. Nov. Il.-Prnleasor i’etteukcfer
and Professor Emmerich say that local and
not individual conditions engender cholera
Both men have mallow-ed large numbers
at cholera bacilli and marred no lhwlr
ventence
'I‘o Wart Day and ltlgbt.
3 Pimevnts. Po. Nov It ~0wlng to the
great scarcity at can at the collierles the
radio. company's shops at Palo Alto and
llchuylklll Haven worked full handed Sna-
tay Orders have been given to work day
and night
to Entertain Ir Cleveland.
New You. llov it-Presidcnteleet
Glover Clevellnd is to be the olhmr
stabs oetglvaabythe arts club at
the It iron square harden assembly
room Saturday «mag. line. I.
Mower lieu-m heal.
Wasataoroa, Nov Il.-Ca in K it.
attba lilte "one;
tiled in the morning of ii ht't ill-ran:
11w rapt-la was a enters "unborn.
rattles imam lass-e.
III I . ”recalls Vlilavsru,
been” "and «timber
motto is Quick?
M88. mwamca'o case seam.
learns
MW r "-6 *-
Scents
offensive
arise from
bad tobacco.
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It makes
the breath
an
ln-cense.
Aromatic.
Ambrosia],
Comforting,
and costs no
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poor stuff.
Remember “ B-L.”
All Dealers.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
olddimc luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
builations~and insist on having the
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OllllSllEO STONE.
Banal Contact of 8m:
Miles: I Specially
F. M . Pierce,
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443 Main etnet.
announcer.
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Printing.
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Orders for ;
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l. ll. '3 Place
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, "
as. ~ -—- .1 M.-~._..-‘.»-.A ., ~W
i Good Work
Executed
l Promptly.
TlN ”WA RE
Filll STOOK PllllBfllS SOPPllES
‘ muons.
srovcs.
Plumbing in all its Billltlllls.
South Norwalk. '5
illllllililllf
it Solitary 8h. Bitten, liars.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF All lllllOS.
The Best Sales in the World.
ISMOO in use. Always pre-
serve their Onntents.
Would In Lynn. Hana- since that great tire.
Where filof our safety were subjected to intense
heat, preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic Finin 1871. in the Great 808W!) Firr
lul l... and in all. the treat tin-s since. 8 n
forirr'u ars Agents wanted 23 lilm
DXV‘I'SGSECURED
50
More Building 3
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
f- »r sale all prices mug—
ing from
$350
upward. These lots
i‘illillll'lSi‘ the Choicesl
Location in the City
imits, within ll) miw
utes’ walk from the
(loptll,\\'ill1 good sirlo-
wulks all the way, and
in the very lll'ill'l of
llic city. No boiler
lots out he had in the
city than those oil'cr~
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site no you wish.
For further particulars cn~
quit-o of
JOHN limos,
0n the promises, or
CHRISTI“ SWIOTZ.
83 Washington 8h, at the oflice
‘of the Old Well Circa!“ 00.
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ll
4" 3 '
f
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Pitt down in
the lowest price.
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sunnmc, ‘
Exclmmt
RAYMOND. BRO
Old and “tidbit?“
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line.
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
South llgrwalk,
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS
Oily ‘oimllorwalk
EAGLE
\l'ill leave Pier :55, E. R.. (Beektnnn
New York. at 5 p. In.
More Norwnlk 5 p. 111.; South Norwalk 6:3)
. m.
street).
Freight received fro u 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon npplic [ion to agents the (3in of Nor-
walit and magic will he went for rpet'iul lots of
freight anywhere in N~ w York or flu vicinity.
WA“ pemons are forbid trusting any of
he employeaot lhr Mutant this line an ac,
count of the- uvvner.» flit-Yuri. sill
V wA'Gb‘NST‘
Buggies, Piaeluns, Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices ‘to’ s..." ‘ All.
(‘ALL AX!) SEE THEM.
Hen‘Fy Tilly.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Sta 2/.
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A D ewe reel! and fan-
y to.8 tW‘eai-eya-r yeav- money.
by pnvebaallg
a :0.pr I:.
no I in: footwe-
333$!
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Innis:
Ere 7"
the mount
3 Who macaw *'
'aaleasizyedae 5.3%.” to wait la. flth'ra
3'5. .....""'-~.“IL.:- thereon-mgr:
money any other make. “My unmade an
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£323: :3: Year‘s; l. Ilium
eu§53_ “la-134%. ." 25%
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to
wear
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but sdmufl 3'53
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Is acknowledged by dealers and com
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