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THE ovluo surrsm.
Some Mystery About the Na-
ture of His Malady. ‘
an M63 1’03 Til}: W038}! YET.
lie “rotary In flair] to Be Quite
M and Illa Coalition loans to
Have Improved Somewhat film Sunday. .
The President Calla Again.
WWI, Dec. 2|.—'l'hcrn has been
someimprovemeut in Mr. Blaiae’a condt
tion since Sunday. The reports given out
from the red house where the patient
lies were more cheerful. lie slept well
and naturally, and as a result sulntantial
change for the better was notiwd. The
malady is organic, however, and in the
nature of things must grow worse with
time. No one sees Mr. Blaine but his wife,
the names and the physicians. Mr. Blaine
is conscious and appears somewhat cheer~
ful. lie is very weak, but takes nourish-
meat regularly.
To areporicr Mr. J. G. Blaine, Jr.,said
his father seemcdtobeholding his own,
and the family hopes that he may yet sur-
vive Christmas and even a longer period.
Dr. Johnstonis not so sanguine as the
members of the family, but declines to in— I
duigein speculation as towhen the end
may come. lle does not anticipate any im—
mediate collapse, though he admits that
Mr. Blaine may be attacked by heart fail-
ure at any moment. .
lystevy About His laiady.
There is still a mystery surrounding the
disease from which Mr. Blaine is suficring.
andnoneof the doctors interested in the
use can be induced to disclose the secret.
It is raid that if it were myle public it
would opens large field for discussion that
would be intensely disagreeable to his
family and friends. The opinion has been
ground steadily that there is some-
more the matter than llright's dis
ease or consumption.
Whatever it may be, it is admitted that
thediscase has made such inroads upon
hlaconatitution that there can be but the
very slightest thread from which to hang
any hope of his living for even a short
space of time.
There were a number of sympathetic and
anxioiis callers, including the president,
thesecretary of state, several members of
the diplomatic corps and many senators
and representatives. Mr. James G. Blaine,
In, received the visitors and informed them
that the members of the family are en-
couraged by the statements of the attend-
ing physicians.
Atalate hour his physician said: "The
fact that Mr. Blaine sleepssosonndly isnot
evidence that he is in a suite of coma, but
shows that he is enjoying a natural rest.
He has spent a remarkably good day, and
there are no indications of immediate dan—
ger."
After the llilltowu Murderer.
NEWCASTLE. in... Dec. 2L—Mayor Brown
and Defective Marshall have gone to
Hurley. Wire. alter Michael 'l'euom. the
Hilltown murderer, who was captured
there. Tenom is wanted here for the mur-
der of Louis. de Marsh on July .24. He
will probably swing, as there were several
eye witnesses to the murder.
t
(‘adman Stole (lver $5,000.
szr Yours. Dee. 21.~—Auditor Jnrdine, of
the pvtstoflice. discovered a shortage of
36,2372 in the cash account of Charles L.
Cadman, employed at the wholesale stamp
window on the Broadway side of the pou—
odice. Cadman has disappeared l-le isa
son of Judge Cadman and lived at :53
West Twentyuthini street.
xovel World's Fair Protest. .
Wssulsoros, Dec. 2l.——’f‘homas K. Cree,
of New York. has written Secretary Charles
Foster protesting against issuing to the
World’s Coinmbian exposition souvenir
«ins. because the exposition authorities
have violated the law by keeping the expo '
sltim open on Sundays and charging an
entrance fee.
To Fly Old Glory.
Puttsnrzmu. Dec. 2L—~When the
steamship Cityof New York leaves New
Yorkon Feb. 29 her how will point toward
Southampton, the new European terminal
of the international Navigation company.
At the same time she will initially fly the
stars-ad stripes.
‘ XIII-a by a ram-g (ml-sq.
Wamssscno. N. Y., Dec. 2t.~—'Ihe
chimneyof a burning building collapsed
has. burying Philip It. Harvey, lane
Woodward, ltdward Branch and boats
Quality in thodebris. Harvey was burned
toaaiap. The other three were severely
burned.
Ila-eel by Green (loads lea. r
Canaan, Pa, Dec. 21,-Dphraiut Royce,
of Haunt Holly Springs, and his uncle,
Samuel ltoyer,weat to New Jersey and
paid It!) for mono in green gooda
thathey opened the bus theyfoundit
contained stripsof paper.
Vina-x Meats hen-of".
Paula, Dec. n—«m dratgsme in a hil-
liard match between June Vigil-us. the
French champion. and Jacob School". of
Chicago, was won by Vlanaur. whomads
Ill) points, Behaefer seating 50.
‘ "In In Doyhatawa Jail.
BOW", if. .1. Dec. nuance
Parker, whoreesatly robbed theresidence
of Charles Stewart at Elli-dale is now
confined in the Doylcstown (Pa) jail,
elem-dwlth stealing clothing.
”to. lope far llalllager. l
1 Pm, Dec. fl.—~(Ibarles J. Put-n
sill Judge Ateheson and Magma for
awtlttopveventtheexccutlon of liallin- t
in J-seyCltyoa 'l‘hursday. but they
new
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lie Believes the ”estuary Cell-reuse
Will Yet I). Good Work.
Wasnrroror. Dec. 313*"! think that.
a popular misapprehension in regard to
thamitasofaroftheintevnational mou-
etary conference," said Secretary Charles
Poster to a reporter. "It isagravemia-
take to lemme that the conference will
proveto‘beafailure. The taking of are-
ceu tilllfay wasexpected bytheddrninia—
tration. There is every reason for expect-
Ing thocoufevsncstoreamemblestthe
datenxsdupon. . Thefact that limited:—
sehild madoany propositionfortheln'
creased use of silver, coupled with hisdeo
that unless mething were done
to insure its better use amongmbe nations
"I!
in itself a very hopeful indication that the
prominent bankers of the world feel the
necessity of reaching an agreement of such
a nature as will secure approitim to uni-
formityiu dealiugwith the on on the
world over.
“All that i expected of the preliminary
meeting has been accomplished. The gen-
eral feeling of the conference is even more
favorable than we anticipated."
The secretary refused to say anything
about the cable dispatch from Paris which
stated that a letter from him had been
shown hya distinguished flounder in at-
tendance upon the Brussels monetary mu
fmwhich had the effect of discmlu
lag the motives of the Americans in enliix.
the conference.
CARDINAL GlBBONS AT SCRANT'
II. Attend. the Jubilee of [light
Bishop O'Hara.
SCRAKTON, Pa, Dec. 2].—-(‘:mliu: :
hone,“ Baltimore, and Ari" 9‘ rv .1
theCathollc university. \ ; »
other church dignitaries. :: l
in the golden and an“ .11:
t Rev. Bishop O'ilnm .‘.:. v-
committee with a special tm‘ilr Int-l tie- .
distal at Wilkesharre and escorted him :
thiacity. Here the head of the churcui
America was given a royal welcome. Uni
umns of uniformed moieties were lined m
the Central Railroad of Sew Jersey depot
and were re-enforced by thousands of ciii
lensirrespective of creed. N o such ovation
wasever seen in northeastern Pennsylva-
nia. Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia.
arrived during the afternoon.
Presbyterian to Meet.
Nuw Your, Dec. 2I.—A joint meeting of
representatives of the Presbyterian. lie-
formed and Collegiate Reformed churches
was held here to determine upon the ar.
rangements for the conference of all the
churches holding the Presbyterian form. of
worship on Jan. ll, 12 and 13 next.
The Briggs one.
NEW YORK. Dec. “IL—Dr. Joseph J.
Lantpe, of the prosecution committee,
began the closing argument in the case of
Dr. Charles A. Briggs, on trial for heresy
before the presbytery.
Syracuse Beads Change Bands.
SYRACUSE, N. I, Dec. 2L—The People’s
Railway company and the Consolidated
Railwq‘ company have been bought by a
syndicate, supposed to represent the Thom-
son-Houston Electric company. for about
“,HDJIII). The syndicate was represented
by W. R. Kimball, of Cincinnati, and W.
W. Hazard. of Chaveland.
Judge layaard Denounced.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.——The Bar associa-
tion at its meeting adopted rmiutiona
denouncing Judge Isaac ll. Maynard, and
calling upon Governor Flower to appoint
some one other thanJudge Maynard to the
office he now holds, but will vacate upon
Dec. 31. But eight of the 1:5 lawyers prea-
ent cast negative votes
Hall 'I’abea Between Big Cities.
Wasnrsorox. Dec. fill—Postmaster (len-
eral Wanamaker has contracted with the
United States Automatic Dispatch com-
pany for a double line of labels connecting
the New York postotlice with the Brooklyn
pmtoflice for the transmission of the mails.
The company willput the system in at its
own expense.
Yale fresh-ea Punished.
' new Haves, Dec. 2i.-—Yale's faculty has
imposed as a penalty on the freshman
clam. a part of whose member-indulged in
recent riotous conduct in this city, a pro-
hibition against the class playing inter-
collegiate baseball the coming year.
Banger Anulttod.
denser Cm. Dec.2l.-llermann Bun-
ger. who has been on trial in the Hudson
county court of oyer and termincr, charged
with the murder of John llledriekson in
Hoboken in July last. was acquitted.
Bung-v pleaded self defense. '
(loot Gallagher Arrested.
Pimento, Dec. st—Patrlck Gallagher.
the missing cook. who confessed to having
been implicated in the Homestead paleon-
lagconepiraey, has been arrested. After
waiving a hearing be was committedto
jail.
Boy Burglar- at Tau-tea.
nerves, lines ,Dac. 21.~John O'Connor
and Henry and Fred latranlt, whose ages
rang-from unto fourteen years, harshest:
suctasesfnlly robbing houses in this city
and accumulated a big amount of plunder.
1‘. Pan an Immigration law.
Wasatram, Dee. m.--Au immigration
iawwiil be enacted this men. it will
probably be Senator (.‘haudler'a hill pro-
vidtngfora totalsospenslon of immigra-
unaforouysav.
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serious coonquencca would follow, is .
comm Menu.
They Have Slated Dickinson
for Secretary. of State.
n comm: 1'0}! rm: TREASURY.
levrsaawtatlve Wilma In said to Be
Ila-had for Attorney General—Chair»
nan llarrlty's Chances tlllas According
'30 I... “loungin- Democrats.
Wasulaomr, Dec. Bt.—-’l'he latest polite
ital ttoryh that Don M. Dickinson is lobe
secretary of state. Mr. Dickinson has been
in the city for several days. but refuses to
discuss poiitimi matters. His friends. how-
ever, say that Mr. Cleveland ho» offered
Dickinson the state portfolio
This is one of the panitions in Mr. Cleve~
land’s cabinet for which there seem to be
few available candidates. Pix-Surrctury
Bayard and Senator f'arlislc are the only
ones who have been neural-«in Wan-hing-
ton at least—for this position. Mr. Bayard
is said toentertain no further ambition in
this particular direction, while Senator For
lisie would, it is thought, he more titwl
for the secretaryship of the lrl'llrlll')’.
If Mr. Bayard does not want the pim-
and Senator Cariislc is made N‘I'Yt‘ltll')' m
the treasury, a very important position ix.
Mr. Cleveland’s cabinet will be open.
Cleveland Nut Coni'lrsllled.
Mr. Dickinson's friends say be 1...»
worked very assiduously for the sure. 5.»; of
theDemocmtic party, is a rising umu in
the western states and has given consider-
able study to international questions.
Another impression that has gained
ground here is that Mr. Cleveland has not
committed himself definitely either on the
subject of his cabinet, on the filrrsiion of
anulra mien or on the adrimlviluy of
placing someone other than Mr. ('risp in
the speaker‘s chair.
, Edward B. Phelps. of Vermont. lute. also
ken spoken of as u [Missilulity in the new
cabinet. lie could even till the [Mlslfion of
mercury of slate very creditahly his friends
any. The belief is strong in vurious quar-
for: here that E. C. liclledicf. of t'ounntli-
cut, is to be placed in the Cleveland cub-
inst.
Representative William l.. \"llmn. of
West Virginia. a tariff reformer of thc
Cleveland-Mills stripe, is spoken of in con—
nection with the attorney gencrnlsltip.
Ilr. llurrity’a "hlllt‘ra.
The Massachusetts men tulkui of are
Josiah Quincy, a Incruber of the national
committee, and Representative John F.
Andrew. The claims of “'illiam F. Har~
rity for the postmaster generalshlp are not
admitted by certain Denna-rats of thiseity.
They admit that Mr. liarrity performed
valuable service, but refer to the slut" in
the direction of the mnipnigu work taken
by Whitney and German. They argue
that Pennsylvania is hopelessly Repub-
lican. and that no practical good inward
strengthening the lh‘mocmtic party “fluid
be derived by the appointment of M r. liar-
rity tea cabinet wiliou.
Dleriilou Republicans \l in.
Mtluurtlrz Conn. Dre. 2l.—'l'lu~ Republic-
ans overturned things in the city election.
They elected lhrircnndidntc for umyor. Dr.
G. Herrick Wilson. by a large majority
over the present incumbent. Mayor 'i'rury.
They also elected the city “the! with the
exception of clerk. The present council
stands 2i Denice-rule. to ill Republicans.
lion Illclilku Confident.
WAEIIISIJUN, lit-r. 2|.»-~-nn and after
March 4, it'll. the l'ntlcd Stun-s ht’llttll‘wl“
be Democratic." mill lluu. Don hi. Dickirr
son, of Michigan. to a reporter.
The Thief Dropped Ilia Plunder.
Dunn}; N. J., lire. '..’l. rspm'ldl fillies-r
Frank McGowan. “bile [xttrullmg on the
Ruttington road. saw a man carrying a
large bundle and gavel-lune. ll.~ lircsl a!
the loan, who dropped liu' bundle. which
I’ll found to contain about 33-» north of
valuables. stole-u from the suunnrr l‘v'hl‘
deuce of Charles l". \Vuiwn on the flut-
tington road.
Ilaylf Must Explain.
' “'Aslusorox. Dec. 2l.—~llou. John P.
Durham, minister to llayli, has been in-
structed to return and investigate the inn
prisonment of Frederick lieu, of l’hilu-
delphia. at Port. an Prices. More mu nr‘
rested on acharge of smuggling anal kept
in prison several days in Violation of the
law. When given a trial he was acquittal.
\ Canada's Warships on the Lakes.
“'Aslnsu‘ros‘. Dec. 2|.~-The ctumtrurtlon
of revenue cutters on the great lakes by
the Canadian authorities has received clone
consideration by the treasury department.
Thereare three of lhcmwfhe lioustuucc,
theCuricw and the l’etrel~and they are all
quite formidable meuof~war
. n. wuss:- tin-u Wlaa. '
NIH Yoltl, Dec. 21le the action of
George Coppell and the estate of David
Dunham Withers to recover moneys spent
in the reorganisation of the Chicago and
St. Louis Railroad company [Referee l-leiot
Bandford gives the plaintiffs matures.
Riga-slat Megey Il’aroled.
Tm'mx, Dec. 2l.--'l’he court of pardons
has paroled william D. Knockogey, the
Camdeoblgamist. Kunkogeyxhuclaimul
to he a French count. married May Score].
of Camden, and Mini Nellie Cooke, of
Pidlsdelphla.
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anally r. Whitney saw-.1.
Amsrict‘tvv. Dec. st—Jl’he ship Emily
1. Whitney, from Pass-gun. Peru, which
went ashore near Beach llaveunmi pulled
d lagocdcouditlouandstartui forNew
York.
\
- last honey and ease III-self.
murals, Dee. IL—‘l‘homas Kenna.
aportciothefitCharlea hotshshothlm-
self dead. He had lost. money at the
Blouse-term
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'l'rlsse flay land can Warship.
Wmm, Dec. IL—Secretary Tracy
mayawardtheeoutrset fore-sot thetwo
warrhlpstottrifaioa lrua works» Ban
Trenton.
mun-thaw l
Gown-c 0. Dee. -‘l'hs supreme
Motorola-remainder”...
a. rummmamcm
court.
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rummifii’é their"!!!
Vice Presidsnteleet Stevenson lain Bir-
mingham, Ala.
Thewsarernln the mills of the Black-
stone Woolen company, Blackstone, Ila-a.
are out because of excessive flnaa
Orlandolfetcalf, a prominent apitailu
of Cola-ado Springs, has assigned. with
mammomn-uumumon lie
has large interests in Pitt-burg iron mills.
The grievance committee of the Balti-
moreand Ohio tralnmeu has reached an
amount with the company.
Reynolds ill-others, manufacturers of
boots and shoes. with their factory at
Straighten, Ila-a, have assigned.
Matthew Johnson. the charged
with killing Engineer Emil Kuckeihorn,
pleaded not guilty at New York.
Joseph Heller, who killed his wife, was
hanged in Manchester, England
Mr. Edward Parker Deacon has wona
victory in the French courts over the pro—
prietorof the Hotel Splendide in Cannes.
who wanted Mr. Bacon to pay for the
damageoccasioned'when the latter killed
Abelllet .
From Bombay comes the news that Alex-
ander Russell Webb, formerly United
States mnsul in Manila. has become a con-
vertto lslamism and is raising friends to
send missionaries of that belief throughout
the United States.
“'hen an Eric freight train rem-bed
Lackawuen, Pa, the body of :r. lnunp
was found on the engine pilot. Several
miles away the body of a second trump
was found no. the track.
Mrs. James Mahoney, of l'rico, has
given birth to her nineteenth child and
thirteenth daughter. '
The Corning board of «Intention has for-
bidden all dealers in tobacco to x-ll ciga-
rettes to scholars under sixteen.
William N. McCradie, implicatml in the
Buffalo National Savings frank defalca-
tion with the late l". S. Dana, was surren-
djzred by his houdsman and committed to
l.
filmlya Deacon, who was abducted by
her mother from the Convent of the As-
sumption. lumbeen plead in [he Domin-
ican convent in Sevilly.
A report issued in England by the
"Darkest England” fund inquiry com
mission practically exempts milvxtlion
Army General llm’uh from charges of dis-
honesty.
William ()‘llrien. who was hurt by the
explosion at the lvlnsigndlickfonl f uel fat»
tory at Liuabury on Monday, is dead.
A passenger locomotive on the Air line
was wrecked at New iiareu by smashing
into a freight locomotive.
Mrs. William W. Bourdman has in»
creased her donation to the city of New
Haven from some to some, to be used in
erecting and maintaining a manual train-
ing school.
Wanamaker Select. the Pennant.
“’Asmsoros, Dec. 2L-Postnuuiter flu:-
cral Wanamaker has adopted a dwiign for
the pennants which will fly from all con»
tract ships carrying the United States
mails. The field will be red, withuhlne
border nine inches wide. in the upper left
hand corner is a blue eagle. Extending
through the red field are the words “Unit
ed States mail" in white.
The Alleged Miracle Wlndow.
ST. PAUL. Dec. Ill—The investigation by
anespert of the Canton church window
was made partly at the mines! of Arch-
bishop lrrland. The result has been to
prove the falsity of all claims made in re»
gun! to this “miracle" window. it in now
probable that the Assumption church at
Canton will be closed, at least temporarily.
Playing the- ltacea Ruined fl'llourhe.
l-Isuuzwmu. N. J.. Dec 21.~~.\fr. (from
O'Rourke. a well known business man. has
disappeared. leaving his wife and two chil~
dvcn almoet destitute and a long list of
creditors. Two years ago he nus worth
about Mill). which he squandered in play-
ing the races. it is thought he has com-
mitted suicide.
The Htalllnn Itlng Sold.
Nl' YORK. Dec. 2l.-Stamlaml. the king
of allstallious, was sold at auction here for
$41.01) to E. ii. llnrriumu. The late W. S.
Hobart, who owned Staniboul. paid tritium
for him. Stamboul hits made “two world's
records within out many months. ills last.
2:07,“, was made under unfavorable contil~
time.
The Winter (larde- Mory healed.
(.‘mcsoo, Dec. ill.~'f'he report that the
he opened aaawiuter garden was misu-
theorized, but the central office will be used
during the winter aaastorage place for
delicate imported plants as they are re-
ceived from foreign countries.
Proctor on the lumbar. Null.
Wssuisorox. Der. 2|.w-ln regard tom
Bmedhurg suit against him Senator Proc-
tor says it does not amount toanythlng.
“The complainant." said Mr. Proctor,
“owns only fill out of 3,000 shares. and his
efforts to get other stockholders to join in
the suit have failed." ‘
A Would Be larder» Kills Ill—sell.
llomns. N. J.. Dec. ll.-Jmeph list ’
tler,aged twenty years. boarding with a
fatally named Happelmeir, of It) Adams
street, committed suicide by shooting after
first attempting to take the lifeof Hrs.
llsppslmeir. who escaped. -
astute win arm Illa school.
Normans. Conn. Dee. ill. -- Colonel
Mk ll. Roberts. prtadpal of the Nov»
walk llllltary institute. will remove the
mummmmnwamm.
it
'uuma'rmuwu sum.
CITY 0' Intro, Dee. IL-Tlsl satire
ltof bandits outhe frontier-bribe
Enitcdfitatesauthovlths is highly-pp»
elatedhue,hatlealoolsdatu¢vavyltuls
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World's fair Horticultural building would _
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of tobacco
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lrefertoplulubinglhan &
flakes an every—day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. High!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
gauge makes two large pies. Avoid
ilations~and insist on having the
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assoc profit on .7500 worth of hull-ran is
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Orders called forauddeliverod.‘
Wholesale and Retail no.6”.
ter and Vegetable Market,
HUNT dlEWFPS“
uranium SHEET.
footnote.
a outing} at. Bottomless.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
7' ‘
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AN l)
liEPliSIT Will Of All lllllllS.
The Best Safes in the World.
”10,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
i5“ sold in Lynn, Mass“ since that great tire.
where 50 of our safes were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CliAMileN RECORD also in the Great
('hirn ) bin in it'll. in the Great Boston Fire
in l .... and in all the great fires since. 5. n»!
fontrru am. Agents wanted. 5') l3m
‘MVINGSEUURED
More building Lots
011 the
Woodward
Homestead
_ Properly,
We- now offer them
for sale at prices mug—
iug from
$350
upward. Those lots
Job
Printing.
comprise the Choiccst
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good side-
walks all the way, and
in the Very heart of
the city. N0 better
lots can be had in the
city than those offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to {secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars en-
quire of ‘ ' 3
JOHN HINDS,
0n the premises, or
CHRISTI“ SVMBTZ.
83 Washington so, at the office
of the 01d Well Cigar Co.
1.1 W ,.
has not!
you.
Old and ‘iéiéii?
DAILY DiREC‘l
Freight Line
ssrwnm‘ ~
NEW YORK 1
South llgrwalk
Norwalk.
'l'llE PROPELIJZRS
6in offlllorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier .‘5 E.
New York. at 5 p. Iii. R" (Bcekman street),
‘ llmnave Norwalk 5 p. on: South Xorwalk 6:3)
l. .
. Freight received fro n I a. m. to 5p. 11:.
:Upon spplic «(ion to agents the Cit ' -
walk and hag‘ its will be sent for specihlo‘lolt‘eodf
freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
{FAN persons are forbid trustlu I
the employee of the boats of this Brazil’s-
counf of the owners thereof. ' m
"’ WAGoNsi”
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
I}. flelllYN & SUN
Successors to C. B. DeKlvn.
5| Washington 8b, to. Norwalk.
2? Main Street Iomslli.
First-class
Bakers, toggleolioners,
lCE CREAM.
0. Drill “n l Orders Prom filled.
w. r. ulximJ . mm”
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
*outh Main 4r"! "D‘slaira
[BAD A roe "walk-
a an or your .
D. I
£31: ae'lr’y r water?» «13"
:3, iam‘knlm
I. abnormal
noucs
fiaimm
no:
'5.
W. ‘
83
until.
WE]. comm
a brand never found Wanting, which
' y established but sustains
" pf its “meanders.
will sun
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SOAP '.
Norwalk Chronicler