‘f’ to. a.
memento-en. all! ._
crows omen."
lglacaaaeteaaandtlanvaraaawithlla
Mlyand‘tteadaate.
. linoleum, Jan.- lD.—-_-lir. Blaine haa
pmaedan uneventful dnand Iaat
thetawaenoepparentehangeinhiamndiv
h neitheretrongernorweak.
thenhewaeyaaterdey or the daybeiore,
Wallight ehangethat rcaultairmu
inroads the W
oi
theyare hardly noticeable by
eonuentlywithhim.
end
membem oi the iamily.atteud-
phyaiciane at wilhthough he Ia
dhoouragedbyhiephyalehueiromanyen-
emdretalk
Dr. Johnuoo called at 8:!) o'clock Ian
night andremalned with the patientabout
twenty minutee. lie atated when he hit
that neither he nor Dr. liyattwonldro-
tun unlere rent ior by the iamlly on no-
eount oi a change ior theworao. There
were no indicatione that ouch a change
would occur, and he expected lir. Blaine
would pare an caay night.
He had elept coneidernble during the
thy, but this wae no indication oi unusual
weukueea audwaa incident to thedham
iron: which be wee euleriug.
....... ‘0“st
inc sly; Helm” Nature
mmtorudronm
labenlaaWhee'aflavyhflrely,”
Ma la. Agitation tira- oruae ll-
meuuuauurp-
iylipawthe'aradtyet'ltaaaeaa
Prrlaatrno. Jan. li—‘l’he deten- in the
liomeataad poietmiug one against Hugh
Damp-q examined a large numberoi wit-
ne-eetoprovethat eichneea in the mill
waeuot unusual. liany workmen teatided
thatpreviouato the atrikn they had eui
irredirom illnme, theay'ruptomeoi which
were aimllar D thoae which killed film at
the nonunion men. '
The defendant, Hugh F. Dummy, we-
called. lie raid:
”1 am diatrlot merrier workman oi Die—
trict Assembly No. 3, Knighte oi Labor.
TheKnightaoi labor had nothing to do
With the Homestead strike. Il’he Amalga’
mated aatociation had charge oi that. I
that new Gallagher in my oillce. lie wee
brought there by Beatty. Mr. Davidson
was there. They were introduced to me by
night route through the Piauadispaguuwhm
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oondolrneatotheiiaym.
death upaete alllln,
howill he intend to.
haaweyiromhomenutll Sundeynlgfloe
podblyliotrdeymorning.
’ ‘ Thelma-them.
Wamom, Jan. ie~a “1‘ meat
log at theeabinetwae brisketwhieh the
exeenflveotd-rwaaadoptedz
'Ibthal’bopieoithaliuMItatra:
Ilbedeath oi itntheeinrlnliarva.
widen oi the Unled Steteairomlareht.
WJtIarchiJnathiehomein her-mt.
0..atlip.m.v‘lfnmday.ieanaventthean-
dwhlchwinhereoelvndwithrery
mermanyyeare orera
mwmam. flown-patriotic
dihen._aioveeoitheilegurdofoarireeinetl-
tndranaehdnatrhrnandooaaelentium
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”magnum no a.“ NO APPEAL in DR. BRIGGS' CASE.
no Prone-ting Committee Will rub
my Accept the l’mbyiery'a Verdict.
XII Volts. er. 19.~Colorrel John J.
:9 W. F. Birch, Dr.
Dr. Robert F. Sample
and John J. Newman. composing the
Briggs prosamrting committee, considered
fiatetdey elk-moon the queetion oi an ap-
pul from the recent vote oi the New York
prealrytery aoqnitting Dr. Briggsr oi the
charge oi heresy. Theeommitteewaeun—
able to make up ita mlndiniour boron
and will hold another meeting today.
The committee will have to decide today
whether or notltwill tahean It'll-lav
the ten daya allowed by church law ior
much action then expirea. It is believed by
many thattheapwalwillnotbetahm
no I've-eh Beli- 'I’aharv.‘
Paras. Jan. 19 —lleiore the parliamen-
tary eornmiarionoi inquiry hi. Elephant, a
clerk in the service oi Baron dc Beinach‘a
partner. M. Prnpper. aeid that Baron do
Reinach bod leit him a list oi the persona
compromised in the distribution oi Plu-
anra money. The whole list wuuriued the
dance oi more than lflldeputiea who had
been beneficiaries oi the Panama iuud.
The sums paid tothese men varied hatwmu
LII!) or 2,11!) trance and mom) irnnceeach.
hi. Stephane said that hr- garc- the list to
M. Clemenceau. who. he tlmught. could
make the beat uae oi it.
denied emphatically that he had ever re-
ceived any’llat oi oompromteed deputiea,
norhadheerevheardoi such a lietirom
h or anybody connected
with him in nem.
MoCook. Dr. (:
Jumph J. law
“Be-It! said they were men who were to
minnow-ad,“ work and reportto
Inc how thing mmmg' lathe mill.
Nothing was raid about putting powder in
loud; dill not employlheen iorthatpnrpoan
liollihellllhad. inue militias mill-S
thelime, but tlrulwautnd morereporta,
to that I could t-q m chow that the
Climatic con-[m wee netsuoeeedingwith
. nonunion mu. Gallagher would come
d0" "'0 anthem timeaaweek. Iprum—
llul them cmpeaaatiou, but toidthem to
N Wm bathe mill eothat the wmpany
Willi! havetopay them; never grave (lai-
Wlny ponder, did not any i wanted to
81""! our men anything to weaken them;
did mttaik to them about. a strike in Chi-
m l. wee in Homestead ireqncnlly and
ill We mill once: know nothing about. any
P10“- to poison."
cnwaa Ina-lulle- Agitatee Illm.
Much stir ware created in the courtroom
tiling Mr. Dempsey a croee examination
by Mom ugitution. lie mm much
exhaneted and tears were entertained that
When nuke-l why he bud
hired men to apy ior him in the Homestead
1 m Winonaloillraflayee.
“ 3.3aahiuipre-identoi theOhio
. “'8
the memheraoi theliayee family.
them arem'eraagee oi
4 preaideat, Secretary
manner:- or the Bayou
firmware-cram
liailvlngmemheraoithe Bayeacabinet
, ligature-rumour William M. Brarte,
’ W Alexander
kw. inner D. u.
as”, m
.. ~ l Dieting-label Regiment.
Aaeove oi memberaoi Generalllayee’
Wherry-third Ohio—who live
»h Clubland will he present at the inneral
may. One company oi theregiment wae
plied in that city, and Jamee P. Mell—
uihwaethadrat mptain. The regiment
waamuetendintoeervleeonJuoe it, met,
with W3. lie-octane a: colonel; Stanley
in pneumlrut expreeeed a wieh that he
ahouldhereprenenledbyeomeoihiaodlcial
arurciatea. it wee thereupon determined
thatSecretary Charleal’oatermithetreu
ury; BeemaryNoblgSecretary Beak and
Poltmaater General Wanamaker should
_Fremont aetherepemeutativ-
New I'arh Far-era leer.
Aanau. li—‘l’he titty-third annual
meetingoi the StateAgricultural aociety
wan held here, Pro-idem 0. B. Potter,“
New York, presiding. The following or.
ileera were elected ior the ensuing ya."
President—Hon. John B. Butcher, x...
York city. Vice pruidente—W. J
. “Breanne I got n telegram imrn New
York asking me to learn the condition oi
aflniniu the mill. ae they are trying to ar—
nngea eettternent with A‘ndrew Carnegie."
At lattthree witneseucalled Irythcde-
inner we tatimooy iavnrabla to the proa— p
ecut'ton. They were Dr. Oahornc. Captain .
Beherand William Woolaley. Dr. Osborne,
when questioned by Mr. Porter, and that
the majority oi those whom he treated ior
martin-n were men who were employed in
uglmentandllayea lieutenant colonel oi
“Twenty-third. ln 1” hewae appointed
. om. acted as brigadeanddiriaion
m inxthe next two yearn, and in
ilthawaamadeegeneral. Themcmhera
d ibuglnuntalwaye held him in high
mandhiadeath comestothem an a
pear. Iom.
senator Junta llaa Faith.
bistros. Jun. la—Senator Joneeand hie
intuily will atarr'ic Paris. and liter a
hriei vioit to that city will sail lovAmcr-ica
on the Baroque Saturday. Senator Jones
has been visited while here by numerous
memberaoi the bouae oi commons and by
other public men internmd in the rilver
ii.- any: that heiaagreeahly tur-
priecd u! theevidr-nt nwakeningin England
as to the value-oi bimetalliam. Hehelievee
that the monetary conierence will mum
in owl-ma in May. and hopes to be able to
return at that time. Owing to hiepoeition
tor he in unable toacrept Invitations
to n-b meeting» nod ornamental cenv
ten-t in Great Britain.
Executive committee-—
lipt, Onondaga; Mr. J. P.
Jodvlllc: hir. S. D. Willard,
lber. Oneouta; Hon. W.
Goehen; Nelaon Begum.
Butar'iu; “on. 17.0. Cham-
P. Richer m.
Y— B'.“ allield.
.n, Cnnamiaigua
Captain linker anisl Gallagher had told
him i:- was in the mill "iorugootl putL
puw,‘ ”New: “1" ueirrmcrrrr; onto; that
he ”wont be Wren three merely to report to
the ‘iiuu'l‘n the gong» on intido. Wool-r
icy. unu- a cook in the mill, find all loo-I
inrm.‘...~.i Ilk‘ workmen nus earelully in-
nimcir-u'hf doctor». and that all dronyul
‘cguittnitrs and from turd epo'rlnl mute
wrrr Coirtlcmufll. and that spoiled rmat
waa tin-er given to the men to out.
A bellow l’rIea-ar oi Gallagher. fir _
F. W. Robertson was brought over imtn
the jail to Ine witness exami.
"My all adjoins the one occupied by
Gallagher. I have Misti to him about
Ilchuetuld me that Dempacy
was entirely innocent oi the poisoning
cha ..
It. the Prairie-l and Peeaideatq-leet.
Pro-idem Benjamin Harrison wimi the
: r. are Kegra Baler-ll...
Kl! lions. Jan. ior-The meeting in the
concert hall oi Madieon Square garden in
aid oi the Hampton Institute ior the Edit
cation oi Indians and Kegroee was a allo-
ccee. Although general admission w-
ine, voluntary contributor-e pnid aehigh
as live dollar- ior a box. while the reaerved
lento-old at proportionate prioea. 0n the
platiorm was a chorus oi sixty etudente
iron the Hampton institute, who varied
the apecohmaking with the einging oi
plantation melodies. Seth Impreaided,
among thoae occupying boxer oven
the platiorm were Mm Henry Villard. C.
P. Huntington, Carl fiehura, Rev. Dr.
General Wagner Swayne and
WammuronJan. 1».
Bay.
gain-arctic rad «no: 3.1“?"
new-e your '
at. which came to me thin morning.
machrvgretthaurhennot heahleto'
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ab iamily M The Forehead striker Near Death.
l‘lmorno. Jan. 19.~Willinm Fay. who
Ia charged with murder and nut a: limit»
alend. is considered paet rec-Ne. Young
I’oy wae (maiden-d one oi the unrest during
oi the atrikera. lle wee eonepieuoue in thr
iront when the men attempted to prevent
the landing oi the detectivee, and when
they atarted to leave the hunter and beiurr-
any ahota were fired lv'oy threw hlma-li on
the gangplauh to block the way. He was
allot In the leit aide. all! Ire haa aulervd
untold agony ever einee. The wound has
reiuaed to heal. and Dr. Walker, hie phy-
a'icinn. h-ahandoued hopeiorhiarnoovery.
Iraag lelaad llayovaliy Content.
horn lataxn Cm. Jan.
Ole-eon luv-pa him-ell intrenched behind
the door-oi hie oilite. Twothirda oi the
wholepolleaioroe oi the city in kept on
duty guarding the city hall. Gleaeon hav-
ing ordered them not in anticipation ciao
attack by the adherenta oi Mayor Hillard.
new Fennel-ow lporta neared.
XIV Your. Jan. iu—liilly Murphy, the
Anatrallan pngiliat who lematched todght
Johnny Grifin her- at the Couey Iaiand
Athletic club on Feb I, arrived immfien
l'ranciaeo Murphy wee very bitter in hie
denunciation oi the elube in San Francine,
whom he elaitne are run by gambler-e
15:;Itk to live lain-d.
New You, .lae. ln—New York We
t “O b we" “I We“
. ”I“ Mae whomonrn with flfld
M. dew-late by the death oi your . _ '
M lather During )Ir. Burlelgh'e croaa examru
tlou oi lloherteon. Mr. Marshall interpoaed
with the onathm. "Did not GM tell
you he waaon aehaio gang in St. Louis?"
The proaecutiouobjectuluahlr. Mar-hall
prmiuoed no evidence tothh elect.
Judge Stowe laid, "Unleaa the queatiou
an be iollowed up by evidence it ehoulil
beer greatly egalnat the dcienae."
‘Aetheeeeanowatandait arematohlm
on a queation oi truth between Dempaey
and Gallagher and Daridaou
The local Knighta oi labor laet night
reelected lingh 'l‘. Dempecy ae grand maav
ter and panned revolutions oi coolldrnoelu
him.
(illim Cuvcurm.
Ii Icon In The Mac lt’a h
U‘rtca. N. Y., Jan. l9.—-'l'he cane oi
Jacohlioaeragninat 17. P. Bailey & 00.,
bliahera oi 'I'he Obeerver, was concluded
lore Judge Pardon C. William In the
legislate
. m Jan. Il—ltnmediately upon
than!” d the legislature Govrnm
”
. “Eh my painiul dutyto announce the
bath-tn until-t nigbtat Fremont
iathtriordnllayeawhowaea rvpre
mumthmdmeagovernor
dhnllveatateand preaidentoithe
”Hm liawaealeoaaoldieroiex—
wetland
poaitiou whichlthadtaken. The juryre-
tiredaboutonehourand returnedwith a
rudictoiuooauaooiactlon.
rt. rate a retitle- Italian.
Dawsrrs..lao. lbw-Stephen V. White
wae temiered a complimentary dinnerat
thiAnooln club in honor oi hie having
completed payment oi the debtoi "MM
incurred through hb financial iailureoae
year ago. About enemy-lire gorge were
prewnt, and rpeeehee were made Seen
Iary racy. Jamea W. ltidgeway..l¢aeph
c. llernlrir, Hunt lialateed, A. T. Ketch-
am. General Wit-gate, ltev. Dr. A. J. I.
Behrende and John Oakley.
‘I'he flew England Iail hag-e.
~ litmus. Jae. ia—At the New ”inland
B-ahall league meeting Portland. lcwlo
ton. Benetton. Salem and Woooaoehat
wererepreaeetarl. Thepeaontwaeedlcial-
ly awarded to Vi'oouaoehet.
In" Inhibit Overdue.
Bat‘rtttuitlt. Jan. ll—The (lardapee, the
ateamerthat bbringingorerthe ilratootr-
algnment oi the Krupp exhibit ior the
Chicago World'e iair, in now twenty-Ive
day-out from Hamburgand thereiacon-
eiderable unrest here, he port at deatlna-
'armereaadlawyeraArelnqaeteL
hum, Jan. ia—Gorernov Morgan
areception at the executive mar-ion laet
night to the memhervoi theBtateilavao
eociation, thedeiegateeto the annual con-
rentioa at State Tradeaa-erablyand the
mamhwaoitheiitateAgricultunl eociety.
Diaaatrane l'lre at Daryl-a.
llrvror,0.,.lau. lu—Themortdiraatroua
fiegratlon ior twelve yeare hnraeda.
W.Gampl Co’e bicycle and
Pranh J iieCormieh
tendahelnathvea medeeood.
Wworhoithaeaareherewilimat
a nan-ea lent letate vir— vein.
Roman. Vt. Jar;i it.—~‘l'be ilrm oi
AHMAD-I'M
antenna. Jae. lib-rite completely
eat-la apron
petition in involveaey. The oath
W mated honorarium mm
“warden-tern. , m.
9r. Pant. Jan. n—Dr. lioyt, health
eommieaioner.announeedthat theallegad
eaeeoiAeietlecboiwawaeeimplyaeaeeoi
eheleramorhuniromwhiebthelmmlgrant
with I“
eed baldlee.
”"m’ ”m" " mm. Jan. ne—re. Manitoba .
CI‘I‘IOI' ileum. Jan. ra‘m daily
paperehnvwlllebortiympend b-
lieatioumwingtothareeentdaeialoa the
governmenttoeheliahthepaymtatoimb-
weltethauriraloiliewhrkolewa
Wheaten-them
nurture. HaraJaa. it-Jl'he co.
creditda mum
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Low Prices.
col-cl it. and the lemon Beggar.
Colonel 11.. oi Baltimoreuetflcdinltome
anal-year almond [oration received
his mallet the bank. to which he alwaya
walked morning and niteruoon. paming en
aveewable beggar mt. and to whom he
gavealmuaeh time he primed. But aitee
aiew mouthe' knowledge oi Rot-ran beg»
gardomhaauddmlyoaaaed todroptheao
curtain-d copper into the extended hat.
whereupon the beggar brought auit ior
an lira. which he claimed to have lent
to (30th ll. producing» the some time
twuw'itnreeee totbe iact. Thevictim d
thietrlckloatnotimeln consulting a na-
tirelawyer, who remarked that while he
had aodouht oi the utter iraduleucyoi the
claim, etill the testimony oi the beggar
midthe two eyewitu-aee must stand in
the abunceoi any rebutting evidence. but
thatli the colonel would spend half the
am involved he would undertake to do
hatthe atratagem. ,
Outraged an be wee. the colonel con
eluded to accede to the attorney’s terms,
and when the care came up, and the bog-
gnr'e two witneaaee had ratified to having
each the beggar lend the money to the do
iendant on a certain day, the Iatter'e inw-
yee promptly called two witneeree who
madeoatb that they had seen Colonel I].
fly the money back to thebeggnr on a day
thatprored to be just a week after the
date oi the a eged negotiation—this to
the amazement the colonel and the con-
aternation end dcieat oi the beggar.—
Harper'a
low lo-e ‘l’wwae Give 'i'he-aelvaa Away.
it ie an old truth. but on old men teem
touudentaud the particu importance
of honesty,eimpllcity and order. Young
towns, like young men, are constantly try
hg experimenta. only to discover thnt the
(id way leao much better than any other.
that theyare at lent compelled to come
haehtoit. )iuehhaahemeaidaetowhat
ie the greatest pity. i think It la that
young men and young towns do not accept
the lemma! their elder! without the pun
Hmtdexperieuce. Moat weatem coon
trytowna are guilty oi all aorta oi min
taken. hecaure few oi them have reached
yearn oi dimmieu
However winea man may heln his in
diridual capacity. and however wire he
may have beeuae a resident at no older
community. aa a citizen oi a new town be
m honrls with the reckleaenese that
characterizes young men in giving notes,
(coating that pay day will Int-vimhly
rollaruund and that they will probably
notbepreparedtopoy. Manyonhegmrt
iortnnea in the east were giits from com-
munities In the west. The people conspire
ior moutha to get control oi their value
hire. in order that they may give them
away.
I! there in aqalueble iranchiee In a
weatern country town. the people mnlly
manage to give it away. the 'Irrcipietits
hing men who have probably been vice
tllna them-elves in some new community.
~I. W. flown in Forum.
Removing the 'l’aaeela iro- Corn.
Some experiments conducted in l‘fl) at
the experiment nation oi Cornell univr-r
ally on the removal oi tunnels from a p:. r
d the growing torn yielded very hem
Mal min A Rniuoi 50 per cent. w.:~
estimated. This remarkable showing 1. .l
to iurther tests at. the Ohio station, at ti..-
Obio State uuivrnity. Thirty two rmv~
oi corn. running over quire uniform land.
were aelected upon which to make the trial.
On Aug.l the (owl: were pulled irom
ench alternate row. K
It wan ionml that the unmmhnntnblr
cornirorntbe iour plots irom whirl. the
tamele hurl been removed averugnl :5 per
cent. while the average from the other
iourrowa was 2| percent. unmerchnntable.
Thecalculationu nlto show that the over
then where the corn wne kit unulieturiml.
It in thought probable that the tour-i:
were not in this experiment removed early
enough.
The theory upon which the experiment
in hand In that the strrnuth that would
otherwise go to the maturing oi the tassel
and production oi pollen la diverted to the
tree oi gralna, and from their more com
plete development more corn in produced
-Plttaburg Dinpntch.
Uaeinl tarp-ace of Iona.
There aremany nuiul pun-rm towhirh
rolln can he applied outaide oi than: oi
general practice. A- a noncoudoctor oi
heat it inn-ed in the proteotlouoi wnter
pipea, particularly in crooning bridges
wheretbepipeia laid in the middleoia
long box and the whole filled with ‘- '
11: plus
1.31;“ a
knows you
if you plan It
B-L
{or the gods.
Everywhere! l l
“Dione
Such
Mince
\. Pleat
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are.
award at all Pure Food Evpodiions. Each
package maE-zrs two large fies. Avoid
Imitations— :ml insist on having lb:
NONE SI'CH inn 3.
IERRELL & SOULE. S} amuse. N. Y
Job
Printing.
WORK Fllll I18
a tow deye, and you will he etartlrd at the m.”
pet-ted turn!» that will reward your edort-
w-ltlrely have the beet burinna lo o‘er an new!
thnl can be found on the lace oi thie mirth.
“5.00 prolt at. .75 oo wo
beln eanlly and honorably mar ‘ .
oi men, won-en. boys. and girl: in our
employ. You an make money iaein at work ior
a» thanvua have any idea oi. The bullets u an
learn, and luau-alone M) rimple and plain,
thl all round irom the start 'l'buee who take
hold oi tho borlnece reap the advantage that
arlree irora the round reputation oi one oi the
oldest, most "menial. and larger! publithlng
boom In America. Secure ior voerreli the prone
that the buriaeaa to readily andbamlromely yltltle.
All hegineevv succeed gramllr, and more than
Rallxe their grearm upmario
it led exactly ar we tell them.
ekxflxv..\_ x . .A\_
‘ Orders for
f Printing
' Solicited.
age yield per one is about one busml lose- ,
rumioraiewmoreworterv,andnrarge
therarobe uatonce. It you arealread em—
ore them In adv-azage. then wrile u at
this It oar gram opp-mun
rtko an by return mail.
UK I co- Itwa Re. an,
autumn serum.
haaement doom in machine those. which
may be laid over tome dry materinl. rte
epent molding need, which in carefully
Metal oil, and the planking laid upon
temporary eupporta uparating it about
two inche- ebove the land.
linmeroue holee. abrmt two Inchee In
diameter being bored tbmogh they
planka. melted main in imed throurb
them by div-noel funnel- until the whole
wattle eoildly filled. and then the upper
leaving it laid upon three plants. in route
theiloor in Inhiectai to ehoehe aoilirieut
to break the main.“ rapidly juice toe-tim-
agaia in much there-e manner an the
regelatloa oi lee.—-Ingieeerieg.
'llw ”trail in lliataey.
'I’ha letaelitea Imported the mid ae
aatoneoieeclealaetleal harmonica, and we
all know them in the revelation or
”a rainbow round about the throne. in
eight like Into an emerald.” and how the
truth ionodetionoi the wall room] we
heavenly Jeruealem wee an emera’d. In
bkhi when”. "Syria wm thy merchant
reunion of the multitude oi the wane oi
making: they occupied in thy rain
with emwalb. purple and brotdertd
were an emerald
the Itat of hieriflt hallmlltlre
flown“!!! Vetaa, wbmglfl:
were ”will. oi
me... he lover tn earth
hvrlaretara. "
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and Work
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”Freshest Fish
Imam. mm
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‘ mm in at its lunches.
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_ South . Norwalk. '3
WA'EONS.
Beagles, Phtemls, collages.
Calories. Spindles. ctr.
Prices. to‘ so}? All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
Pay the Mortgage
On Your Home
on live or die by taking an endowment
lonng mar. tl‘ ten e aday will in-
sure you ior nne Thousand Do
your iamily or ours-i in
old age. insure at once in the S
CONN. Billillil llFE Ills ‘10.
OF HARTFORD.
2.. S. L’Hommedim:
‘ Irnvllluwaehlng—um st. “on": Vanni
F U R N lTU R E
GREAT BARGAINS
David Stow,
so -- h \lnin I‘mi.
AND SUGAR
r83: run
mum us on summit.
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL fl ll.
Hunt & Zelu‘ff‘
88 Washington street.
Humanism?
it tudhmy 8t. Breton. late. ‘
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
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Bank alts.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF ill IllillS.
The Best Sales in the World.
Ilium in use. Always pre-
sent their contents.
l3) raid in Lyn". lav-5.. since that great are.
when: an of our wire it: re subjected to intcnan
lzuti. preserving their l'llllitllils.
CHAMPION RECORD also In the Great
Ifhir litre in lflil. in the Great Baotou Fire
in is. .nnd in All the gram lirea eiuce. ll lat
for r iron are. Agcnle wanted. e3 I3m
um and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT.
Freight Line
BETVVE EX
NEW YORK
ASD
Souih N’orwalk
Norwalk.
6in of “florwalk
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hen York. nr 3 p. m.
Irutr Somali: :‘r {1. nt.; South Norwalk Grill
p. m.
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wait owl .e lu- will i» - nl ior #[I'i'ifll lot- oi
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be our [nu-en! un- imam oi lithe line unac-
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ALL SIZES or?”
cllllSHi'fl swore.
General Cuntlacmr all Steer
Business aiprciam.
F. M. Pierce,
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waalim ‘unn pert titan. Norwalh
W. I... DOUGLAS
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Bakers, Biifhicmms,
ICE CREAM.
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