Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 16, 1893 · page 2

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trailin- lrotn St. Paul doloandfltaya:
Atoll- crowded with Eurqieana and no.
tivaawaahaltedontboCoogorailwaynear
M recently.and the engine waa de-
mto joinawagou loaded with any-
loar boxe- ol dynamite and eighty-two
”I d gunpowder. The engine moved
”I grade with great speed and collided
Iltbthe wagon, explmiing the dynamite.
m perms wed killed, including M.
hm, had 01 the Socicte Anonyma
Brien.

 

John I. liabehavee.

manor. 0.. Jan. lfil—John L. Sulli-
van, while waiting (or a belated train,
turned himself krone. Marching up Main
“with a bowling crowd at hie heelahe
took pone-ion ol aeveral drinking places
and-at’etn up for everybody. llo ehook
“with his admiring retlnne, (reorient-
lykurllng them to the floor with there-
Itark, "Old John's apretty good than yet,
Iin’t he?" The police were glad when the
big. [trawling leilow was on his train.

 

A Care [or cutie ulna-ac.
Wanmorox,Jan. lit-Dr. Salmon,ehtai
8th bureau oi animal indnatry. report-
“co the ”Mall“: and investigation in
the treatment oi cattle tor nctinomycoale,
or ”lumpy jaw," flying the remedytricd—
Iodide d unr—ie a rentarkahie «to
eua, at per cent. ol the cattle treated hav.
“hundred. ltiealaoproved that the
“a la in“ contagion. -
Iwill duration to a Harlem.
Million. N. I, Janaxld—Korzalll
lath, a Hungartan’ . twenty year:
Ila aleetroeuted today. both waa con-
vlelul oi the murder of hire. little Denta-
. ‘ Be committed the crime June it,
I”: was arm-ted in July, put on trialin
, r ’ November, convicted in two dayaand ten—
; “WUWGHJIB. 16.

Death 0! an Inventor.

men-tn, Main, Jan. lit-Horace
hit). eighty- ounooeo t invent
3 cred tr original ty writing machine.
~ 4 M of the lie cartridge, whole
it“ aaepartiaventoroi theiimitne
fill-moltendiedathiahomeolhean

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ofthePopnliatrnant-
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auhouaele ,legalongbutthalact that
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donning the othdal action olthaaenata,
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thatinthe evntolnreinlal oi the Pop»
uliatato come tutorin- tbe Republicans
wjlleufluthe m amour- from giving
muderatothePopultetpt-lnter,andthe
“tutu-a will probably be made on
thia notation. ‘l‘hearaaun-lal questionh
hdlyrnlaad. HtkePopuliata are forced
nth. neat-incl aaenator with
Chealddtheirprvaenthouaeorganiaation
mat-etwillbeeaniedheiorethellnited
mate. Forthiarnaaoumauyolthe
Populiathadera are urging the ueeamity
doleetlngaiadon Democratandpreaant-
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A Five Hundred Dollar I“... fee.
annao, Jan. tt-n. attorney-
“allele-taunting. at Hugh P. Damp
any, diet-riot naeterwoeknu, Kaightaol
Lebanohtrial loveoltplieity tutheal-
leged Hon-teed poiaoninge, were our
priaed today by an unexpected viritorirotn
Baltimore, who came here to lay baton
themnlettat. which shown that one wit-
ne- for the pron-cotton wae well paid tor
coming to Pittaburg to teatily. The latter
in question ie from Dr. Jamea Cooper, the
'Baltimore phyaician, who treated Christo-
pher 8TH.“ alleged victim oi the pol-
aonins. or! who teatiiied that Spaid waa
Inflering ‘ oubtcdiy trout amnion). pot
Inning. 3’ 1
He waa phaltivc in hie ataiementa and
would not recede lrom it under aearehiug
croea examination by Attorney Footer.
The letter in aa lollowe: J 11.
Prrreatrno. an.
le-rl. Kaiat I (70.. Baltimore:
Gunmen—Plenum me one ton oi onal.
Ithinkltiatlunbnry No.8. [will call on my
val and nettle the old account.“ I have
fldnwnalccoimtmtheCaru-gio
company. i will not return until Friday morn-
ing. when 1 will atop in. Yours faithfully,
Juan Conan.

 
 

 

Sunday at Lakewood.

Ilanwoon, N. J.. Jan. te—Preaideetr
elect Cleveland remained at home Burr
day. Ila received a few friends in the
alteration. Aa Mr. Cleveland hen madam
arrangantwtte to go to New York thi-
week, it la expected that he will he vidtad
by animal prominent Democrats. it in
aaid J. Randolph 'l‘nekerand Mr. Carliala
will probably call today or ‘l'naaday. Illa.
Cleveland attended aarvicea at the Pro-by
tarts-chunk and in the aflornoonweat
Ileighridlng.

The loada- l'a-i-e Conn-lea.

Er. Parana-nan. Jan. ia—Dlrector Kar-
badae, o! the \‘ladbllavku railway, baa
bought tor the government 72,000,000
pounde at grain, which will bediatributed

 

are lamina atriekan. In Petreaavodak and
Archangel nearly athlrdoi the population
are wandering trout place to place begging
and robbing.

 

a Blane ta flat-laid.

murmur, N. J., Jan. low-The hand
'l’houtaa D. Panton. a wealthy retired New
York broker, wan burned. A aervant
raaened the horaaa and
horeaa' harm-a. at well a- the clothing and
manual electa of the ooaohtnaa and loot
man. no burned. The lea-will be over
mm

Immature-a- ia an’

liamoao. Jan. Ia~0ollector at in
twaal Revenue John llutehiuaoa heale-
anedthe lint eertileatelathedletrtet
unduthechlneeeuelnaioeaet oi Hoyt.

 

mono baa been in the Unitadiltatta
twehty-thraeyeara

 

 

no flannel-I’ll. oat-to.
ltaw Ram. Jan. tt~ie the dehateen
Wrdaearlay the "at oi aa aa-

Hanud;Da-aally,ol¥ale:Wan-,el
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Br. lama Jan. lb-Bcare It: hundred
altikiegeealtniaaveel' .
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Senator I-lill'l‘alks of the Polit-
ical Situation.

 

York Pawnee Daring the hang-rattan.
I'm of the Winter—Ileana- to
I‘m lat-ill.

Waaunveroxfilan. lo—‘l'he weak prova-
tobeeventi’nlin tbeaenate. Save the
mouth quarantine hill the ornate
baa acwmpllahed very little, and not one
ol the annual appropriation bills baa been

chair-run or that committee. that. Mr.
Wuhbnrn gave notice that he would ask
the ornate to sit next Wetktoaday until the
antloption bill ia diapoued oi. That thine-n
be done without a bitter atruggle in not ex-
pected. What. will [allow the antioption
bill will be decided by the committee on
order oi busineaa heiore Wedneaday. At
preeont the indications are that priority
will lie between ”mar the interstatecnrna
nerve billa (ll Senator Cullom is able to re
sumo his duties), the Nicaragua canal
bill and perhaps a reanintion to repeal the
diver purehuae act. .

Hr. Peder, oi Katina, in down for a
lpeech on the limitation of the presidential
term, and Mr. hint-rill, clN'ermont, on the
Ileana-anu- bill, both ionoday.

The majority baa mapped out abig pro
name for the honae. Today inauapeu-
aion tiny. Klimt-will heme-la topaaathe

werelna Reumpenahnoficerepnrtandthelaiiior
irregular, thia they theelcctionol renter-lathe
hob ”vibrant-lord todn Thor-v

people by a

committee has decided re allot Wednesday
to the immigmrion bill; Thursday and Sat-
urday to bill- originating with the corn—
rnittee on foreign and inuratate commerce.
Friday, under the regular ruler. is private
billday. There is name opposition totha
immigration bill, and it in hardly likely
that. one day will audice bur lie
The friends at the quarantine bill reported
by the committt-e on foreign and inter—
state oommcrce,u hich billI it. in contended.
meet- all the evils no to cholera which the
immigration bill one designed to remedy,
are oppoaed to the immigration hill.

The quarantine bill was antagonized
very strongly by the state quarantine oli-
ceraoiNew York,bnt at loan a part d

h thhoppodduhaaheanwithdrawa. Thar.

iaaprobabilityni annetrnnhlel’oreaehel

theaebilleirmntheoppoitton ottnernbeva

who iavor the other oi the two .nteatnrea.
Secretary Footer and lgv. Babel“.

Secretary 0! Stole and Mn. Minter will
be given a round of dinnere within the
next 1er days by members of the rllpb
nmtic corps pie-Hone to their departure ior
Patio, where Mr. Footer will have charge
nl the case oi the United Staten in the
Behring sea arbitration. Secretary Footer
cum t- in l't'ri.’it l-zvmti'iloiinlhe last wet-k
in Mt s month. The arbitrator: tire to tutti
Feb. :3», ‘

A nor-prion will be given in bonito!
Mgr. éatolli. the papal delegate to the
Unlini States. by Mra. Madaline Viutun
Dalgimxu Wednesday night next. In view
of bumln'u new appointment diplomatic
corps am inclined to adopt him an a near
her, rmiwithstnndingthe {act that be it“
no oilicinl relutiona with the government

, ltirhnrd tucker. Hank-l.

General Martin McMahon. 0! New York,
grand morebal oi the inauguration day pa-
rade, line made the following appointments
Colonel H. C. Corbin, U. ii A., ndjutaot
generatileneral \‘i'. W. Whipple, U. 8. A.,
chic! oi atoll; William chkaon. of the Die
trict of Columbia. chic! manhal oi the
civic parade; Richard Grok-r, marshal oi
the civic organization oi New York city
and atate; iirtterai Emmona Clark. at New
York. aeelatnnt manhal.

hunter Illll'a Slater-cut.

Relating to an alleged break between
Senator Hill and Tammany and the latv
ter’a adherence to Mr. Cleveland, the New
York Herald aaya:

“Mr. Cleveland. an preeidant, will have
no trouble with the uppmltlon."

Thin atatetnent waa made by Senator

Hill. Mr. Hill anya the aaanmption that
any combination will be made to oppoae
Hr. Cleveland or bill nomination lor uh
Int-tor other pnaitlona in the government
ie abannl.
”The premonition," raid Senator llill.
"that there would be a combination be
tween Senator Murphy and myeell in pro
pudenda Mr. Cleveland baa been elected
preaident by the Democratic party, and an
Demoaate both Senator Murphy and my-
aelt are obliged to enpport him whether we
want to or not."

Thin admiaaioa on the part. of Ir. Hill in
an important one. it indicate- quitaeleariy
theiuture polioyol the alleged Hill vie-
ltent la the United hete- aaaata
In. Maud Paying more.

Senator lllll [taller-a Mr. Cleveland in
rapidly payingoll many obligation. Heavy
Villard. who in now in Waablngtou urg-
ing the to of the Sherman other law,
notion Iy rained more money tor the
Waite campaign than anyonetaan.
Tklaelairn Ilr. Cleveland to aid to have
reeogniaed by accepting an Invitation to

her.

The dinner indicated two thine—Ira.
that Hr. \‘lllard wanted to have a poaitten
in the cabinet, and aetnnd. that Mr. Cleve-
landdidnot intend to j"! hint what he
wanted. The dinner, Senator lllll helievta,
tettled the political debt Mr. Cleveland

“newton: culrtu

WOW sumac}: NEW! .

two-thirds vote. The mm, or the mica‘

lawn-t ..

 

Ilillt‘l'tli’ II. “it“.
roman-roam al tr

Mme . no

Akron(0.)rnaidena ere terrorized by r
'Jaoktltellnguerfz

The deck of the Minted Dollar
3 maid at Codeyvllle. Ram, realiaev

General Junea B. Weaver will tht
_l'npnllataampaignin Arizona on an In
Themetinn haatetinattbe San Jun
’ II bride. There la plenty oi gold there

titcanhegotontenlybymen oi

Ileana. 3

Joe Kincaid, ol Sardinia. 0.. for a wager
intonedollar walked twornilerintheanoo

In hie bare feet.

Amanda Herbert Evan, of Cameron, N
Y.,iaunderarreetona charge at biganty
prdenndbyhar huebandhomwhomabu
leparated eleven yearn ago.

Thermometeraat St. Paul regietered K
dose. below aero.

The Canadian governmt will hear
American capltaliata in relation to letting
lranchiae for building a deep water canal
tromlAkeErie tollontlul and New
York.

8 1"er at Meriden, Conn, deatroyed the
1 Meriden Proviaion company’a daughter
honeea. Dona, 830,000.

A ehnrge oi attemptad bribery o! Repub
llcan members of Minnunta'e legislature
will probably be investigated.

‘ Severn! achoonera caught in an ice doe in
Jericho bay and lint. ialand pateage, oi! the
coast of Maine.

At Boston Benjamin H. Wedgar, who
:1“. injured in the firework uploelou.

led.

 

 

 
 
 

General linina lngnlla, oi the United
States army, retired. died at New York.

and most distinguished lagialatora 0! Win
curtain. died of heart disco-e.

THE NEWS FROM PARla

Paul-- to Be Beam-Mead and All! Sought
trol- A-eflcn.

Patna, Jan. 16. —'l'he government baa
begun a mmpnign amount loreign newe-
paper correspondents. The utinistera have
been aeriottsly annoyed {run the lintby
the attacks of English nod German newer
papern upon the men beautlrched by the
Panama nontrivial. llerrWedel. -
cut (or several German damn, and reveral
other concrpondenta have been untitled
that they moat. leave the coal '.

President Carnot leer-ta te be thoroughly
lmprrased with thedangerel tin-campaign.
and his hand in being ielt in a way which.
(or better or [or worse. unnat- be deeiaive.

Mme. Joseph Reinaeh, with her bus
hand' ,, ..',hae " ‘lbhedall ‘ ‘
upon thee-tate- ol the late Baronde Rei-
naeb. The unlortttnate bondholdera have
hadauotherwindlail. Atonenithal’aria
banks in a depoeit at m {runabo-
longing to the Panama company. Baude-
the Beinaeha none at the per-one who
made large picking- hu shown any in
clination to refund.

At a Mug oi Panama shareholder:
and bondholdera it wee rraolved to tom an
executive committee with ”All”!!! trance
upital and then to apply for atate aid.
Count Kenny was appointd tie-legato to
Washington to open negotiations with the
United b'tatea govemment. Another dele-
gate will be appointed to negotiate with
the Colombian government.

 

Xew tork'a Pup-read Ballot law.

Aunxr, Jan.16.—'l'ha amendmenta to
the ballot relorm law will be perfected by
next “'edueoday. They will provide for a
imple blanket ballot aimilar to the ballot
now need in the ethical lliinoiaucept that
the poster will be Mained in all reapects.
The amendmente provide that the name ol
the candidate can only appear on the ballot
once. under the bee-I oi the party lint nont»
lnating him. even though hie nomination
he indomd byolllt‘l’ political partiee. Three
amendmentn embody the ideas eapreaaed
by Mr. Croker recently. A bill will be in-
troduced this week toextend the penonal
regiatration law which now applies to the
title: and tonne in the etate to the other
loulitiu in the atato.

Dr. mark Renae-teen Mil-rinks.

New Your. Jan. la—The it". Edward
Clark, D. 0.. who baa {or the peat twenty
years been tbepotorol theChnrch oi the
Puritan, yeaterday pnbliely renounced
his allegiance to the Preabyterian general
aaeembly. "I cannot endure the tyranny
oi the general anembly," Dr. Clark aaid.
"it cannot dictate what I ahall think and
believe, or rather I cannot think and be
lieve what it may dictate. I a- done
with it."

 

 

lrwwetor'a 'l'ewa lull luv-a.

Banner. N. Y.. Jae. tel—Fire broke
out in the town hall yeeterday and dc
atmyrd the building. Smith It Brothera'
atore. i". ll. Mrrritt’a bottling eateblieh»
merit, the poatoilice and the printing odioe
oi the Brewmr Standard. The blatant”.—
m lnauranoe about mono.

 

l’ertnaa of a llanellavttla Belle.
nomvrztuvrua. N. Y.. Jan. til—Mite
Lanra Gleaaoo baa lately fallen heir to
more than “00.00) bytbedeathel Luca-
(llaaaee.the millionaire banker at lyre
eaar,ll.Y. The mieptl-nteltebe
worth more than “MM

A lubed Charon lav-e.
Ilrnroan. aaa.Jan. l£~The Unitarian
church. cl ediord. waa eonaumai by are.
Thebellinthetower war not in rm by
the Paul Revere company. The in- la
m “mom.

Mleelaahenlty.
Inmate. Jae. “9'me "it
twlyeoldaad laat thaw-colder. ,
Cumberlandiai‘reaaatlght from baak’to
bookmndthonunthm looking at the
“Midnight.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

your Job
done. Where their,
,7 ‘ , motto is Quick-
: ' . , ’ ‘ noes.

Senator Fred W. Rom. noon! the oldeet'

 

 

Placenta sot

N cameos,

Accuracy and
Low Prices.

W

FFBPET EETHEBICI ’

Mgr. Satolli Made Permanent
Papal Delegate.

 

mt Hume's out: trvmwnit

Ibo 'l'aaahlag‘a or the Ilenry George Thee-
vlea Oolueida with “one Raw-ed by
file IIoItIeea—tzritiea of Babel“ Severely
Inhaled.

Waamxoros, Jan. iii—Mgr. Satolli re
River] at the Catholic university the inflow-
‘ hg cable mmge from Dr. O'Connell, the
American arcretary oi the propaganda,
whonccompanied Mgr. Satolll to this coun-
try and recently returned to Rome:

Rom Jan. it.
To llgr. Salolli:
The apnetolic delegation is permanently es-
tablhhedinihollnitedfiiatqandyouan
confirmed an the tint deleaata.

 

O'Coanu.
The importance of this Menage, proceed-
. ing an it does from the American secretary
i of the propaganda. will be readily appro
elated. lnqniriea at the Catholic unite-r
i aity here, where Mgr. Satolli resides, lully
confirm the authenticity of the dispatch.
This decision the Vatican conaidevsto he
. a anilicient answer to the opposition to
j Mgr. Satoili and his mission.
' Early in December the faculty oi’ theol-
. tray 0! the Catholic University of America
in Washington transmittal to the peraon
‘ of 1:0 XXII their thanks for the neudingof
an apostolic delegate to the United Staten
and for the aeleetion of the univenity In
his piece of residence. The following an-
tograph letter waa received in reply:
lanPJIXIIIlehhnttmbelovel “Thelma

Bouqulllon. dean of the (acuity ol theology a!

the Catholic univeraity at \t’aahington:

Donovan Son—Health and apoetolie benedic-
tion Thelmeanddavotion whichynuand
,your colleagues in the Catholic university
at Waahingmn no (elicitomly manlldt in
your joint midi-m written at the approach or
Chrietrnas. were very pleasing to us. We rev
juice indeed to one that you welcome with pleat
urethr mi oi our paternal “ ‘ which
we gaveyon in the miaaiou or our venerable
Brother Florida titular arehbi-hopo! Lemon).
and we sincerely truat that in the discharge at
your noble mini-try you will endeavor with all
aoiiciiutle that the eludenta taught by you may
lethedetcnae and glory o! the church and at.
wt to their iatberlnnd.

In the meantime invoking upon you and upon
your Ito-lento an abundant outpouringoldivine
wbdnm and of every other havenly gin. we
impart to mhrloved I0“. and to your rol-
“ vrry bv'lngly in the Lord the apoetnlio
benediction

Given at Rome. ot SI. Peter’s. the lath day at
December. in the year Min the fifteenth year
at our pontilicale. Loo P. 1’. Kill.

Dr. letflyun'a Teaching- I‘at (DI-onion!-

Areltbiabop Satolll authoriaea the pub-
llutionolaatatement in reprd-tothe
pope'a action in the cane 0! De. chlynn.
at which the (allowing to a summary:

0n the very «lay oi the reconciliation of
Dr. Ilci'ilynn with the church public no-

waa given 0! it, with the statement
that Mar. fiatolli had abaolved [root out
run and reconciled Dr. Mdilynn by special
wwerlorthr purpoao requested from and
mated by the holy lather.

This information no rammed should
have outlived to aatisiy every one. 1'th ry
alum-re t‘uthulic should at once have {cit
himself bound in conscience to rewgnize
that all had been done in the case that
was expedient and in accord with the spirit
of the Catholic church.

Dr. Mrlil} nit [twat-tiled I brie! tunic
mentoi hinupmiouaon moral and mnouuc
matters. and it was judged not contrary to
the doctrine ainslantly taught by the
church. and mi recently continued by the
holy lather in the encyclicnl rerun) no
varnnt, "

It in deplorable that any one should have
dared to xxx-alt of tho pipe-'3 authority over
the church ix. America an loreign, and in a
sentiment and utterance eoormoualy erro-
Maori scandalous.

'llw l'npe‘a .leta An Supreme.

The action oi the church and of the holy
It in the things that belong to it is Imp"
rim to every man-made boundary—univer-
aal and proper to every country in which
there may be Catholics. For which reaaon
it aerma to or exmwiingly opportune to
rectunnteud dur- mpeet in every nine to rt.»
eleaiaatical authority, and lwioro all to
that ol the holy no, aa well u to that ol
the councilol Baltimore.

Dr. leolyaa‘a Letter.

N" Yonl. Jan. ldv'l‘he Rev. Dr. Mc-
Glynn last night at Cooper Union raid that
in hie letter to Mgr. Sawlli he had neither
condemned nor rrtracted the economic
doctrine that he had been teaching. ”And
yrt,"heaaya, "titanka to the enlightened
{filament and noble heart of Pope inn Xlll
and the willing mlincaa ol hia worthy
representative, Archbishop Sawlii, in any
log out his irratmctional have been re-
lieved oi eccleaiaatieal cenanrea and fully
natured to my pfleetiy miniatry. 1 am
only too happy to puhiiah liw letter which
[presented to the apoetolic delegate:

"Mohammad are very happy to learn that
lob-been)“ that there in nothing eon-
blry tot‘atlnrlleloctrtoainthedeet tough!

m laaaareyonthatl
hammer-atone i would nevereayroo-
aeinwelyawudu-trwytolheteaehi oltho
ehnrchaaddthec‘atholieeeeJowhic teach-
teuaadaotahlytnthnareontaiead in three-
rerun-overhaul and ever love

give
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Makes an every-day convenience of an

old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.

Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest

award at all PureFmd Expositions. Fad]

kage makes two large pics. Avoi!

'lations—- and insist on having the
NONE SI'CH l‘mn‘l.

IERRELL 8t SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
ll! ly

Willi Hill ll

lk'dn I“ “will be llnriled II the tines
peeled Ignore thyat will reward your elixir We

liivcly have the beat bovine» to odor an agent
Ital can be found on the (no.2: this earrlin.
$65.00 roflt on .7500 wort ‘ ' _-.. s
bein easily and honorably made by and paid to
be redo oi men. women. bolt. and girls In our
employ. You can make money faster at work for
as then vol have any idra of. The bovine” ta an
ruy to mam! instruction eon‘rmpir and plain.
that all filmed from the run. 'l'lloee who take
hold oi the buliueu rnp the advantage that
avian ivotn the round reputetion oi one of the
olden, neon eumulul. and largest puhiitbing
hone" in America. Secure tor voemli the profile
thatthe busioeaa eovvedily andhaniwateiy yields.
All beginners poorer-l mndlv, and more than
realire their greatnt rape-elation. Thoee who
i it lad exactlv u we tell them. Thrntrplelty
07mm for a in atone workers. and we urge
theta to be a at once. it you are aireui ear-
ploved,bat are a low aparv "monument wieh
took hero to advantage, then write no at one;
(or title it our grand opportunity). lBrl recur
lull particnl by return wall. A

are ma.

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rumour mum

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lumen out in stunning}? ,
Pickled Oysters}. 3‘ ‘

"LZPBONI CALL 3 ll.

Hunt & Zeiuff‘

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.WAGONS. .

Buggies. herons. outage,
_ carotid. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit— All.

CALL AND 82! mm.

Henry Tilly.

 

 

 

 

Pay the Mortgtge

On Your Home

it you live or die by taking an endowment
pol cy. Young man I“ een'eaday will In.
sure you for ”he Thouaand Dollars I! on

Want to protect your iamily or yoursel in
old age. ineure at once in the

Willi. Bliifllll lIFE INS $0.

0F HARTFORD.

51. S L’Honimenieu

:Lmn'. ill Wublnmnn 3‘! innrl- \‘nrwpi‘

‘F‘U‘R'Nll‘Ufi‘E

GREAT BARGAINS.

David Ste

340 h Wain swat.

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it auditory 8t. Batten, late.
F i re and

Burglar-Proof Safes.

 

 

Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank finitlioors.

AND

”ENS" Wflflll Of All nuns.

. xiii
Tit- Best Sales in the low
mm in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.

1505011! In Lynn, liaise. since thatgrut Ire.

wherein"! "‘5' sales wrre subjected to Intel“
i eat. prmrrvrng their contents.

virarrrox RECORD also i t Great
Chithgn‘f'ire in ten. in the eml'ndlu. me

in i872. and in all the great it alone.
lur tirru m. is wanted‘.“ ‘ l2!

"on“an " fleliablé
DAILY DlREC'l
Freight Line

BETWEEN

new vol;

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South Norwalk

AND

Norwalk.

 

 

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THE PROPKLLEES

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\i'ili lmw Pier 21. E. It. illeekman ninet-
3r“ York. or 5 p. m.

In”: Surwalk 5 9. ms, 30th Non-ll can
p. m.

Freight rwrivml lro rt 7 o. m. tulip. In.

l'rmn op .lit‘ lion to «ruin thrill)“ of Nov
Walk urul .ttxlr will in» not for x-prtlal loin oi
in um nmuhrru in Nv w York or its vicinity.

W‘lermtis nru turbid trusting uny oi

he t‘fllfluyrn n! the buata nl this line on no-
rouni u tho uw nor» thereof. ‘41

ALL SIZES‘ or“

BRUSHEIJ smut.

General Bouillon tat Sever
Bitinrts a “Specialty.

F. M. Pierce,

liar "m. Mutt. lie-him No.1 Prea-
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iincceaaove to (7. ii. Delilva.

5I Huntington st. to. lemlt,
27 late Street Ierwalt.

Balers. Einiectionen,

ICE CREAM.
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