“whilontkhesrsbytbenepublbm
-Ihe Populi- prctudedtomehlightot
m‘neadditionoitimthreenemo- ’
catatothsllquhlhsnmunbership giv-
. wtheltqmfliunsflmuubers—amajorityoi
*2;
Mae Preeeedlsgs Began.
by
and show sixty-tour
elected blican members oi the
maturity at two—entitled to
‘ificates. Ir.
on, and
mine“
it. ttoithosultistoobtalniromthe
“Mos whether or not the lie
E.»
.‘lhsssytheywilluotlesvethehalluutil
outbythsmilltie.
saytheybeilevearegiment
“anilinewlil be called
r .
Woodmen-tunnel“!
WI Jan. it—‘l‘he committesei
We ed Ohio locomotive
a WM.
“I won’t say anything aboutit. No.1
won’tssywhetherltiatrueornot."
Cannabis-deer—
insiorWsshin toareporten'dt
lathe dutyoi eaehDamocrstto makeths
Clevelaudadminietretionaeuccem. There
THE Houssreao Pousonmo.
“renun- ‘l‘rlal be the Poke-lag d
. law-Ile- Warhol;
WJaula—Tbe trial oiliuxh
Denim. district masterworkmanoithe
Knkhtsoi Labor; J. M. Davidsonsnd Roi»
ert nutty. charged with poi-raring non-
union workmen in the HomesteadStcel
mill,hegan yesterday andkbeloaooutln-
uedtodayinacrowdedcounroom. Bestty
issccusedni havingarrsngedwithnsvid-
sonandothtecoohatthemilltosdminb-
ter the poison which,itiealleged,llemp-
seyiurnished. Thechnrxe oi havinspro—
curedauddisbursedthcmoueyunedinthe
furtheranceoitbaschcmeiaeleoputupou
Dempsey.
Kai‘hh'eaHAI-ullelhaadm
Auras]; Jan. n—At thccougres‘ri the
Knights oi Labor a resolution was
under the resolution isseked to suuul the
franchises oi the New York Central and
Hudson River. Delaware and Hudson, lis-
hlgh Valley, Wed Shore. Isle Erie and
eru; New York. Ontario and Wm:
the Delaware, lack-wanna sndWmter-u and
the Rome, Wetertown and Wu.
railroads. Other resolutions adopted lav
w-.s ss— sstsu-s m Iyysvysana-r-m,
asked the to ennui the charters
of the Bell Telephone company and West
In Unless Telegraph company heuuseoi
exorbitant charges. andrecommended that
immigrant; be reuricted by a primary
reborn educational test luthe native lau-
me.
The German Army III].
is nus, Jun. 13. »—Chsocellor von Caprivi
Luz-.11 r or Hint: of the reichstag com-
. mu mu: Isn‘t." an important MR1}-
tim imam me necedty for theadoption oi
Int-mm} fail without changeormodifice—
“a (inn. rpmking oi the renewal oithetriple
alliance upon the expiration oi the present
tmtice. the chhucellor said thatarenewal,
though hoped ior, was not absolutely emu
tuln. lie reierred tothe possibility oi an
attack being made upon the natiouacom-
peeing the triple alliance—Germany. Aue
trio and Italy.
Xew Karl Ytremea‘s lie-em
Auhh’i', Jan. ld—At the annual meet
ing oi theState Volunteer firemeu'sllome
outstation the following were elected trus-
tees: Mall P. Flower, John Courtney.
Joseph Eaglestou. Louis S. Grifllh. John
W. Vronmau, Elliott Dauiorth. Smith ll.
Weed, Edward Wemple, Gecrpli. Auden
son. John ll. Wardell. 0. 8. ,
Charles 8. Room George W. Irish, sures
8 Taggert. Edmund Stevenson.
The Washington Convention.
Wasnuvorox. Jan lac-1‘ convention oi
150 measures oi commercial hodlu
and interests oi the country, called by
the Duluth Chamber oi Commercetoms
[antes a movement in support oi the
ocean by ship canal through the
oitheUnited Sumopcuedae-iouinth
banquet hall oi the Arlington hotel.
A Claret Destroyed by the.
bond Basxcn. N. J.. Jan. 11—“ lake's
Methodist Episcopal church was almost
totally destmyed by fire Great dililoulty
was experienced is getting streams oi
water playing on the flames. very many
hydrantsbeingirosen. Thsbaeisssu—
matsdat about mono
A tale little-I Dies he. Over-west.
New llsvss, Jen. rs—ltohert Hubbard
Nelson. a member oi the Junior cla- oi
Yale university, iedeed. Nelson was tobs
one oi the contestants in the Yak-Harvard
debate,and his health hols downtown.
to orarstudy while preparing. \
lads-:aeertelmeheclpaeettee.
area". Jen. flour. is
introduced a bill i ltithe sale oi
cigarettsstousinorsundsr at; teen years.
asdmakiugitemisdsmesnoriorluchfl»
seretosrnoketheseiupnblic.
”I‘m-ladleA-eta.
Auersanan. N. 1, Jan. 11-11» lis-
hllltiesoi line & Becker are not
urtusiveoiefl,Mmortug-onthe
aadpreierrsdcrsdita 'l'heassstssresuh-
stautisllynothisc.
fellttealuleelaifle-tfle.
Wmefl-Thsmtsrmh
seisntilcssdouoithehnerlcsnhcsdwny
oi Political and Social Bel-es convened
heretestevsulsain the In. hell oithe
messlisstituta
Vague-emf.“
schemetounite'thegrsatlak-audths'
inferno Court of inquiry
Promises to Be Thorough.
m...—
mmnm‘m
rs. cue-see st Its—ass Iessalwe as.
mustangs-fleshy. sass
“murmur-worst
~scum-oIsa-sory'rrsssmr.
Pants. Jsa. ll-dltmcdistsly sit. the
'deputiescamsto order yderdsylihd-
mirPerivierJhesuecemord [Bonnet
esprssidsnt oi thodiamberunadehieln-
augurslsddrsrstuthschamber. Bespoke
hiefiyaud nuclbly. Individual ialluru,
hassid,would not block the luvs!!- or
the republic norshaks its iirm iouodatlons.
neariChs-ain‘Malist-ltepubllcandep
nty tor the Seine.madeamotioo to the
elect that persons making lat-am
tiousiuconneetimwiththsl’snamasus-
dalhesuhjecttocertsinsyecifiedpeualtim
oithelaw. Theeheruherreiussdtorecou-
nisstheurxeneyoi thismotion.
Albert Chiche, Boulsnxist deputy tor
Giroude.dernanded in sshortsndvioleut
speech the immediate dissolution of the
chamber and the appointment oi a constit-
neutassemhly.
)i. Ribot touched upon [Che-sluts
proposal bysayin; that thelaw must be
left to aceomplhh its mdswithoatiutu-
immitwsaprovided with inllyab
quatomeaneiorthswork nowinhaud. I.
Rihotthsu demandedthecsdsroithedsy
andwaasustatuedbyavotacifltolll
liehlaleil‘a-a-ahleeaaa
Judas Pu'lvier received no evldnt
suspicion some at l. Rossinol's state-
ments. When lie-signal saidthatfl. fli-
iel'sbookswsrswell kept Judge Pastries
interpued:
"But li. Hillel's accounts were manipu-
lated. Certain items were transiernd to
the wrong column. with aviewtomlnlml.
thetotslprotivs"
[Ru-ignolbegantoesplslnhis state-
ment, but Judge Perivier cut him short
withtheadmonition, “Couilne youneli to“
eplsinstatementoiieets instead Margo.
“guarding-”M m
wasst morssevere
inh treatmentoigharlesdellesseps M.
Iionchieonrt had stated that. Baron de
Rein-ch sucked the bloodoithscompany
by obtaining enormous sums with which
tobrihesenators. deputisesndotheriufiu—
entlalmen.
“You had noeonfidenceinhisrnoralityt"
We‘rlflt‘fli‘a clever.“ repllui hi.
lonehleourt.
Turning to Charles de Inerpstudae
Perivier inquired sharply:
“Andhowdidyou understand thatBaroq
de Rein-ch used these enormous some?"
“In rsmunerating rs," answered
I. dale-em "and without doubt sens
tors. deputies and ministers. A uurnberoi
persons. however, ofiered assistance to
Baron dc Reinsch and hi. Cremieux. who
were first charnd with the distribution oi
the money."
“That is, you gave them the dirty job
which you proton-red nottodoyouresli. but
provided them with the means oi doing?”
Charles de Leas-pa winced and looked
down. but made no reply. The first word
spokenatthetrislin his iavorcameirom
Sir John Stokes. Great Britain's rem-sub
atlve on the Sues cam] board. who testi—
fied later. Sir John said be regarded
Charles de Lesseps as loyal, upright and
incapable oi adishouest act
Estimated 'l‘wa lllllee Ira-es.
Ingiueer Dingler estimated that the out
tingoithePsnamsnnal could not have
been done for less than 3,000,000,000 trance
or in iewer Eh" iliteen or twenty ymrs.
Asearoho' M wPa'soradelutheaiternoouln the
allies . per. iormerly a partner oi
Baron de Reinseh. it is that
papers concerning the lobbying done by
the notorious intermediary, I. Arron. were
seised.
hi. Flory estimated the Panama Canal
emnpany's receipts at ”Show.“ ileum.
oi which IWJIILW irsncs was swallowed
by expenses oi the management. ammo»
irancsby intereston thecouponsend coo.-
mowirancs bycsnal operations. 0i the
last mentioned sum rumour» trance wsnt
directly to workmen and “who.“ trance
to contractors Your contractors made a
t oi 11M.“ iraucs, I. Elliei's share
Amt“) trance. or deducting his
payments to others, “will” irancs.
Iaiiear’a'heveabnatslilheeww.
lolnoann. lt-itlsrrportsd that J.
finaliour hssaoneteltioisneiro and is
sowiafionth America. The bankruptcy
oiBalinurwlllmakehlsssatiu parliament
vscengand theuhuale will havetofight
torepluit. lo the late general election
Balionrcsrriedliuruley.
‘l‘heilwlebvaled net-e league.
New You. Jae. lt-Ths om leans
club elected clears as follows:
Whitelew
Bilbo ltoot, Al-
bsrtllJlrowugss-stery. John Van Woe
mer;trsssu .(iawuslcntseue.
hash-lasted I. Bald-
wia,oiliewllavm,ssd .1 am
1!. lee-stein)? . ci boat‘s-t:
suprrmseoart errors
detheltMur
mummi-
Devil um Wrists
umlewrertntstslusellsas-
It annotation and the listless! Mm
,1" s.“ uuasr ovum.
ltntaps listless-st and fitment-In Tea-q
1 Various Item ,
ano Jan. la—Accovdin; he the
advieea receivedsttheweather
hureeothestorm started in northernllon-
tees and came slowly eastward
overthe Mickie-rim valley, wide
allow” iv little fall. lt neutered”
ullhtlu astVirpinla and “Mostly”
‘aeouthsasoerly and nortilessterly coo
mover Korth Carolina. lisry ‘
the Dhtriot oi Columbia. Mayhem
IlewYm’lpudalloiNew
There was very little wind. and the
‘ “wig-1i: Ill bladder:
MW t w’
day-ll the middle AtlantieendKew
.. Theoilcislsoithewcather
bunsnssythisls the deepest snow that
hasialleuintheesctious indicatediorpr
eralyears,jand.theyanticipste much inter-
ruption oi; railroad trafile. The snow is
iour inchm‘ deepeast oi the, Al
(tomlaineto North Carolingsnditwill
hsnxinchrsdsep by nighrtsnt
'l'hesuow‘storm tied up the street class-
inz department, hindered the horse car
service and made navigation diilicult ior
alltheie boats. Therearonoleas than
sisboataiastintheice in the upper her-
bor. 'l‘lmstsamship Hudson, which ar-
lrlilzvedirotu‘licrrv 01::- morn-
, reportshavinx ahardtimegetting
upthebaythrongh theice.
A Boston special says: The ice in the
harborls heavier nowthnnithasbeenior
aunmhor oi years. tinny oi the docksou
theesetBostonsidesreirosentotbedepth
oi several inches The field ice extends
across the channel. beginning at theNew
Yorkand h‘ew Englanddockssndextcadr
insssiaresthexsrruwa
cannon Karina's FUNERAL
Ia- Cdelruted II thin-ateChn-betiy
. Bishop leans.
Wasnntom. Jan. tit—Jl‘he body oi the
late Senator Kenna was removed iron: hie
house to the Capitol in a blinding mow-
norm. The senate adjourned-indium»
bersol'the npperhousetook theirseats on
the east side.
Senators arose and remained standing
while Speaker Crisp. escorted by editors oi
the house. advanced and took the chair as
siznedhim at the right 01 the vice presi-
dent.
President Harrison and cabinet. General
Schoiield. the supreme court end the diplo-
matic corps. with the family oi the dead
senator. were in attendance.
At 1:15 o procession oi robed priest-I. pro
ceded by acolytes baring a center and tail
was candles lighted, marched down the
aisle. followed by a round oi capital police
in full uniiorm escorting and marrying the
casket. which was covered with pshnsand
lowers.
prints, th Kane, oi
ultimo unrvegsy. ill u purple “k
madthernselres about the cofiu. The
bishop preached the funeral sermon.
filter a ltleh Man's lllliaae.
LAKCADTER. Pa. Jan. 13.4.0thth
Coleman. the alleged widow oi George Dam
son Coleman. the [thanoo iron king. who
died in Paris in lfillJeeving a will makiu‘
his mother hissole heir, file-l e bill inequity
here praying that a partition be made oi
the real estuteowned by him in this county.
and that the motherbe requ r l count
tor the rents and profits m re his
death.
Gunner flowers Nathan m.
AIJMSY, Jun. lli.~—Got-ernor Flower he-
made the iollowinx nominations: Truman
oi the Willard State hoepital. Abram S.
Siotholi. oi Watkins. and Sterling G. Hod-
ley. oi Waterloo; charity commim’ouers,
William P. lawlm'orth, oi Buffalo, and
Edward H. Litehilold. oi Brooklyn: mane-
ger oi the St. Lawrence Slate hospital. W.
T. lieudemm. oi Oswego.
A Passenger four-rs Overturns.
Dowslso‘rowx. Pa. Jun. law—A broken
nail on the Int-raster road caused oncoi
the can; of a pawnger train to he one
turned. Peter Dnmpman. a bank director,
oi lioueybrook. Ivor seriously injured it»
ternally. and James Felts-rs, Samuel LIN!»
juries.
For a (Ire-ate: New Verb.
New YonlJan. lh—A bill will be pre-
sented in the legislature providing tor the
submission oi the question to a vote at the
people oi the whole territory which would
be alerted by the consolidation oi New
York and lirooklyn at the next Kenernl
election. H-___“_______
Typhue Under Control.
Nsw Yank. Jun. Ilt~Tbere was onlyone
death irorn typhus fewer reported today.
Dental V. Earl, [arty-two. who 'wee taken
iron: m Park row Jan. a,died at Riverside
hospital. The health ofiicials are confident
that the disease is now under control.
lew‘IurI liar Association.
Am". Jan. l&~'l'he State liar sass
elation will lulu its annual meeting next
Tuesdaysadl Wednesday. Justice Brewer.
god: United Stags enplcme cum. #1
Psrkhr‘ ,oi esuprsmscnutt.
addresses.
deliver
a.
Argentine I’ve-bias Avhitveted.
Bursa Areas. Jan. ll—fisnor listen
Avallaneda. sent by the ted-rel govern-
ment to Com-ital. has ed in in-
doubt. the rebels to lay their arms.
sudthesttetnptsdrsvolutlonisstan end.
taste»: leadhelaers 'i’ahe It.
WICII‘I‘A,
Kan. Jan. ll—‘l‘he Wichita
Hawaiians. Jan. ism-William Osbcese
M - '0 1'". 1‘5“”! “m
torn. P iorsevsralmdisdia
Bellsvuebospltslh'ompuhnoesrydhssm
n .3 Mon the
heaven ll?” sullw- in
ssssot filth. lor.thssolorsdsnsrlst
who ’ lehlluw hstlsp-
bitten-dersdaverdlwcisallty.
W
motto is Quick-
inns. .Nenrtnass,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
wig andalittlr- girl entwined severe in- hit:
thlsln>ert1rhenayoun¢msnrncts
eiarosinwhiehthemunemlmhwyu
mum” ”I“ Arnhem
um
thorowaa ouswbohed mlnistarto
wand and was remarkable for using
swelliucwords. ~
W! ““3! elvsk
gill mnemtocmmthm addresses
‘ “Ir.Joues.hsve the Munitytovorli-
.taPeterJolleyiutocourt."
ril'hr clwk called out. "\v'ociherste P. Jol-
l Comelntocourtl"
ile examining a luquerims Inmate
withouthehwysr loses his m and
excisions:
“This woman ought to be deposithd into
taciturnityl”
“You may goto'l'sss Eternity yourseli,
but I reckon you’ll have none of my coup
. sir!" mom the gum wan."—
outh’s Companion.
‘l‘rwst'tult'ot.
'\
Alice-0h. Billy! I didn't think it oi
you—wulkiu with another girl after what
you mid to too yesterday.
Billy-Yrs had a rewulsiou 0' leelln since
then in infarct imam—yesterday was a
blond day with run—Life.
Purely a letter at Baalaeu.
"This is the ofilce oi The Tunpennce
“robber. isn't it?" briskly inqnind a
nervous looking man. who went into an
dime inutall building on LnSalle street
yesterday alter-noon with a small memo
rundumbookinhishandsndhisarmeiuli
oi bundles. ,
“Yes. sir." answered the young womanat
the desk.
”What's the subscription price?"
"Ono dollnr a year."
“That‘s right." he said. after putting
down his bundles and reierring to his
memorandum book a moment. “Dollar a
yar‘e right. Send a copy to Orton 0. Bet-
tur. 6.427 Shortsll avenue. Here's your
money. Check!"
Andhe modesmark inalittlebook.
The young woman wrote down the ad-
drers and gave him a receipt forth: money.
"There!" he exclaimed. referring once
more to his memorandum. "i believe that
M» the whole buy no. tlsuc'e an}
thingmore l've got to get. ‘llali pint host
Holland giu.’ Know oi any pluoenosrhere
wherel can get half a plot 01 good lloi—
lsnd"-—
"Sir!"
“i say do you know of any place where l
an get is hell pint oi good Ho!"—
“Sir!"
"Know oi any plate where l unset—bu:
nevrr mind lean prohnblflind one on the
way totho depot. Afternoon!"
And the busy, hurried. overdrive-n citizen
from the suburban puketed his
durn book, picked up his bundles, and
hustled out oi the olfioe totally unconscious
that he hml done ought to offend the most
Mlillmi.‘ ~Chiengo Tribune.
blast Be an Intruder.
it must have been hard on midnight when
he uwuke with a start rind perceived in the
light oi the mat moon a dim iorm hov-
ering about the chair where he had leit hie
tromtent
lie reflected ior some minutes in silence.
Then he leaped irorn his couch.
."My drar"~—-—
lie use whispering hoamly.
~~“are you there?"
He leaned anxiously over the bed. There
lay h‘m beloved wile sweetly limping.
"9mm."
Mining thus asudden thought come to
1.
Bo strode to the stairway.
“Mary," he culled. "are you in your
romn P"
The voice at the h' «vi girl was waited to
him in assent.
tenant!“
There was the firmness oi conviction in
————“it must be somebody who ins uo
bruins-m going through my pockets."
Whereat he fired ionr shotaat the dim
form and irizhtened it sway—Detroit
Tribune.
'I'ae Runnable»
At atime when the lvisb situation seemed
u’ititnl to the oliicials at Dublin in tall! or
188’) a certain Liberal peer wan delmted to
tollawsrdm sntleonsnlt with Gladstone
poo hie return his irienda received him
with eagerness. "Well. what did he say.
What policy did he recommend!" The
pres blushed slightly, hesitated a moment,
and than mildly remarked. "Well. to tell
the, wrath. the istlcw was so wwlertully
, that we sever ft on to the ssh
lent oi lreland at sll."-— rec-sot.
new lle (let It.
First Beggar—Wills did you get that
fine i
W
Second Beggar—lo the Namath.
corner. ‘
first item-i wast there only this
recruit: Ihirerln with cold so theywculdn't
mes
Iignored II» ldidu'teskiorelothes
msseli. told’em itwssirrthepoor
indukestAifles.-Ccmie0sta
Ie Wuh't in It.
rule. me?
My... lse:h‘im is thsact
WW” ”Wt-Wham:
thehoesshswlm'tiamrdddlealonahto
”usmwup-Duss‘ courier.
mas—I". dear. what are there
r
”meals-{weev-
lmhllr at rattle m
:wufitmmufi
settle fihuuhsnfmk
A
Makes an every-day convenience of In
obi-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Eads
package makes two large pies. Avoid
hoilations— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bruni.
IERRELL dz SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
r ulz ly
Willi Hill "8
will he stalled at the nu
:......“":......'~'“.z..°'..u m!
itlvely have the best had to o‘er an agent
5:: can be found on the lace oiJhls. earth.
3mg J‘Q -
. srovee.
rm WARE
Mountains.
unnmrwstmssururs
South Norwalk. “Jr
Elton . Plumb. Ballasts.
. canopies. Spindles. etc
Prices to Suit All.
CALI. ARI) on runs.
Henry Tilly.
Pay the Mortgage
On Your Home
1! Lu live or die by taking an endowment
pol . Young men“ cen‘e sday will in—
sure you for line Thousand Dollsre ii on
want to protect your iamiiy or yoursel in
oldsmineureat onoeinthe
Willi. Biflllill llFE liiS Eli.
OF HARTFORD.
‘1. 8.. L’Hommedie’s:
Wellhln Weehimttvm Sr. firmih Von-.15
(FURNITURE
David Stow,
So-‘h Main s'mt.
Prtfiteir»
Job
Printing.
alumna-.1510 worth-vi u
bets easilyswdhonorsbty rasde‘aaad pang
as oi men. women. boys girls in 0
new. You can make money ter at work for
sat a oahsveaay ideaoi. The business isso
easy to and instruction rosin-pie and plain.
that all tamed iron the start. Those who take
hold oi the business reap the aura-rage that
arises iron the mod reputation or use oi the
olden. most suceenisl. largest publishing
houses in America. Secure tor ourseli the pvoiits
that tbehasisesssoreadlly and .er yields.
All beginners eureeed yraudly. and more thh
realise their nt es rations. Those who
t it led exactly as we r lthem. Therelspleuty
roots ior a irw more workers. we urge
thersrebe a at once. It you are alread em.
yed.bwt vs a low spare moments. wish
go“. then: to advantage. then write as at one,
iorthisirqur grand opponaaiiy . end meir
lull ice by return mail. R”.
[in I co. no: tie. it”. Augusta. Is
”3-2-33?“
' a. w. ”Fr-33‘s.";
r ‘M’O’W- H
“1%“: mm I-Iw
liiiil SillilllB & Sill.
fit.
I! l!
A _~_.\.- wamrnvwn _A_,\_A. 2‘
3 Orders for
* Printing
: Solicited. .
Eurumc smmu.
§ II. it. I 3 Place
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
. WAGONS.
mm orrr. mm
MAPLE SYRUP. ‘ x
mm offlp omits.
Pickled Oysters.
max: CALL 3 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
88 Washington Shel.
"Lamonlsuog-‘i
it satiny St. Boston, lass.
F i re. and
Burglar-Proof Safes. '
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank VaulLDuors.
AN
DEPflSlT WORK OF ill KINDS.
the Best Sales in the World.
Ilium in use. liwsys pre-
serve their contents.
15050” in Lynn. Mm. since that great fl
where it) of our sales wrn- subjected to total:
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPIOX RECORD al in G t
Chin-go Fire in 1871. in the (gamut “I. ll “mm
m l872. and in all the cm! fires . S- III
tortircu are. Axente wanted. e8 lln
mu an nihili—
DAILY DIREC'l
Freight Line
Bm'EEN
NEW YORK
v
South Norwalk
Norwalk.
AND
"THE PROPELLEBS
0in of ”liorwalk
EAGLE
.. g; _
"’l-‘ld. '13:,l—i
' *V' I *r’”"’w‘a
Am
’a
1
\i'ill learn Pier 26. E. ii.. (Beekrnan'etrwet.
he» York. a! 5i p. m. .
lmuvr Nurwnlk 5p. m; South Norwslk tall)
p. m.
Freight ru‘r-ivevl irn n 7 a. m. to G p. m.
l'rm an .lic tion to nurnte the (tity oi Now
mil ' amt .thli‘ will he sell! iur epochs] lots 0!
irrishl snyuhere in M w York or it» vicinity.
Wall persons are forbid tmtln an or
he em lrnyeeoi the layers of this “:0 any-('-
munt o the ownen thereoi. an
causurnmsstfifie.
General Contrattor
and Sewer
Good Work . -
Executed i F. M. Pierce,
Promptly. { mum: whwia'épfl“
J ob
“summit”
Bums-ms to 0. B. Delilvn.
it lashiugton it, to. lorsslt,
21mm street Israeli:
Balers. ain‘t-Manors,
ICE CREAM.
WEE-lint ““3"“
sagging
R estau ran t ,
Norwalk Chronicler