' Pououltnrsit, N. 1.. Feb. L—l'f'hc lob
, lowing is
5 neuron.
Immune. m
rec‘oeeoane steer-loll case.
In owner-fouled to show cairn way
canvas-ova Ill-nu let in Polished.
the decision of Judgcllarnard
: denying the application made to hlmby
. Hr. Leevltt foran order toshowcausswhy
‘ thestatehoardofclnvauersshonldnotbe
,' turning. The marvelous-c-
'w'llich they hurled projectilea
finder" cranks assembled on the
wharf. lis'wuo successive shells from the
prim follwithiu four yards of each
diamond bothwerc onlle yards from
' annoy-re line established by the
. Dam-lea only Were Used.
, , no high explosives were assd,’
Wisdom all dummies, this was
“at ftwss believed would either
make the system. and dual-who
om predicted the failure of the
[M gun now confess their error.
g Ibouamantowhom the system owes
It! ‘ t was absent. lie was in
liv- ank perfecting the details of the
tima fuse that in to be used the latter part
If thurweek, when the shells, loll-led with
”pounds of mum. will be tired.
. 'l'welve Shots Were Fired.
Inalllachotewm ilred, hat a rangcof
"Nye-dunno at 1.500 yards, the three
gI-bcingiircd in succession. With the
amption of the first two shots fired from
7 the W up no shot fell morethanm
yards distant from the required range, and
"cry allot fired would have struck a man-
. Matt the distance designated by the
‘ hoard.
, Nutcrgetwasused, but the board speci-
“‘ u] the distance required, and the observ~
N officer- with thcodolites recorded the
MI". . There was no didlculty in the
workiagof the airguus, nor of the supply
d air to the reservoirs, nor in the control-
lngof the shell by the wind runes. The
If? two shots fired from the starlmard
gun fell about Ill) yards short of the
required distance. This was probably due
to a slight error in the assumed form
it the range curve. an error arising from
the limited number of the projectiles avail-
““WW“ m” ”3 m”
.m— n go curve
of thumbs-rd gun was slightly teM
and the remaining shots gave the some
~ good results as those from the other guns.
ml! .1 “In Prujvzillc.
. When the projectile left the muzzle of
tbgnn it had no perceptible motion of m
Jilin. Though the steel flanges or propel—
knot the base began to revolve almost as
soon as the shot left the air chamber, about ‘
100m from the ship the gals check and
wooden ccnterint: pieces fell oil and left
“WWW ine in its flight. The motion
I‘m was taken up and the shot con-
tinued to rise to the height of about can
but than this point it fell almost point
down, but did not sink immediately.
ltkept on the surface of the water for
. aunedlatancc. Thiq was owing to the mo-
i tincture steel flanges, which act like a
lieutenant Schroeder said that he was
highly pleased with the day's work. The
hard declined to give official figures and
preferred not to express an odicial opinion
ntthistitne. The friends of the Vesuvius
are, however, jubilant over the result and
film that the day has demonstrated facts
which will rt voilltionize naval warfare.
J
n. Wherry > out stale Llnc Railroad.
DAIBL'lfi', (n‘... Feb. 1,-At a hearing
before the “turmoil martinis-lichens the plan
“the Dimiwry and Strife limo milwny
was approved. The road will extend
through Klimt-field, (Zoom, and North
Bile-l, N. Y.. to Geldcnsbridge, whore it
will join the linrlem rund. It will virtu-
ally be a branch of the Harlem, and the
Mm will be shortened 20 miles then-by
Ween Danbury and Raw York. Work
will be commenced in tho spring.
fuller Ifxylndca In a line.
man, 0., Feb. I.~A terrible ex—
oocurrcd at the Star coal mine at
.. ' la. At the time of the ex, ' ‘
" which was caused by five kegs of blasting
, than were 40 men at work.
Koontz and John Cuvcndcr were
Injured, and James Young, who
um , in the mouth of the mine at
“5 time of the explosion, was blown 50
hot and severely burned.
r W hya- Ceasnm the ”use.
’I’au‘rolJ‘eb l.-—'l'he member» of the
Ital- were occurred by Speaker Flynn for
Wing to perform their committee
”My. There are over 100 bills
W,andfor want of business the
p” mild holdcnlyabvicf Wand
<wasthtafovoedar-diourn forfhewcck.
maul-nut Mum-amt.
. tum: cm, Feb. l.—-Thc new
mirth-loans undev- Mayor Bon-
heat-damn flurry by suspending
tiniest fipnblicecboolteacbcrswho,
”ebb, enact properly qualificdto
M Alloftbesuepentledteachorswerc
Wbywflnyorfllraaon.
. . Manse wan Ylelta Wall or"...
In Your. rah L—ruoIn-nd om
“Abs exchange. He hasanumher
’ ’ tanenentcngthe members. lie
' to be in good circumstances and
“Milkweed. Hamid that he
“I termed a bottoms connection with a
M atrium and stallonws.
W
hunt-t against the roman nut
Cell-"may-
,It. 1.. Feb. i.-Jl'hc cataract
Falls lid fw record a
a
WV Muesli-us lentil-g.
W. (loom, rel. L—flev. I. If.
. . . ,u wail-inexa- Park
‘ mdwavavur riseeven w “n?
p. p i a board of supervisors wasempowcrod with
punished for disobeying the order of the
court and counting in Osborne: “Kc pro
limptivs case is made out for a contempt
against the drfeiidants for any violation of
the order of tbceup'rcmecourt. The board
of supervisors of batches county can-
vansdthcvotessstostete senatorlvy
throwing out certain so called marked be].
lots. The election law was tapered“ that
llcll votes should be noon in the flat
instance. The clerk refused to sign the
returns. and theboard made lllr. Bylcd, its
clerk, certify its count. These returns
aoecrtlfled were forwarded toAlbally.
"It was made a question whether the
county clerk must certify the rum and
the court of appeals subsequently he d that
the right to certify the return by another
person than the county clerk if he refused
to sign the thermionic. The appeal from
Judge Edwards’ order had only this point
init. Before the decision by the court of
appeals the supervisors had by order of the
court recounted the votes an auto elect Mr.
Boone, and the vote to recounted wasccr-
tilled bye new county clerk, the old one
having been removed by the governor, and
thlsameoded return got to the proper” of—
deal before the decision of the court of
thin
violated its duty and counted the uncor-
rected return, it was not a contempt of an
order of any court. The order of the court
simply provided a legal return of the can-
vasaofthevotea, and when it was flledtbo
duty of the court was accomplished}!
ATT’ACKING HOME RULE.
Gladstone Replies 1- Parliament and
Speaks Forty-five all-urea.
Loxnoa', Feb. 1—11: the house of com-
mons Lord Salisbury said the keynote of
the Irish policy of the government was to
get the supportof the criminal election The
prong-tire of the crown had been used to
shield murderers and release dynamitera.
With regar to the other questions men-
tioned in the queen's speech, Lord Salie-
bllry declared that nobody believed that
they would ever be undertaken. '
There in no country in the world, Lord
Saliabury added, where property was now
so insecurcas in Great Britain in ounce
qllt‘flcc of erroneous legislative action.
In the commons Arthur J. Balfour, first
lord of the treasury in the last Salisbury
cabinet and now lender of the Unionist op.
ponitlun,demunded that the home occrcv
tary should say whether or not the release
of Egan and Cullen, the Irish dynamltcra,
win part of a policy of amnesty intended
to involve the release of all the Irish dym
mitcrs. _
Mr. Gladstone was cheered loudly when
he rose to answer Mr. Balfour. In his
speech Mr. Gladstone showed plainlythat
he had been irritated by Mr. Balfour's
taunts. The tones of his voice indicated
deep indignmion, and his gestures were
rapid and violent, especially when be It
pudiattal the imputation that royal clem-
ency had been exploited for political pur-
{HMS lit the mots of the Irish dynamiters
and the (met-dare prisoners. He spoke for
to minutes with good effect.
The American League Address.
NEW Your, I-‘t-h. L—An address was
ironed to the Irish people by the Irish Np
tional Rogue of America. It was signed
by the president, secretary and treasurer
of the league. The address in part is as
follows:
“The great British statesman, the Right
IIon. William Ewart Gladstone, will with-
in the next few days introduce in the Brit—
ish parliament a home rule measure for
Ireland. We have carefully studied its prv»
visions, and we have arrived at our conclu‘
Ilium regarding it.
“We are of the opinion that the measure
is a mere mass of legal verbiage, intended
to give no satisfaction to any party, Even
should the bill pass, it would only place
Ireland on a still lower level. We stand
today at the parting of the ways, betwixt
resistance and conciliation. We have ad-
vised the latter until patience Ila-ceased
to be a virtue and further tomporisiug baa
become a crime"
llnghea' llall For Complraey l'oflelted.
ltocnnsitn, Feb. 1.».ludgc Ramsey, on
application of District Attorney I'orsythc,
atgocd an order authorising that ofllclal
action to the of
the ball of Master Workman Jam
Hughes from the eignersof the 05,000 bail
bond. A warrant was this morning placed
inthehandsoftheshcriffforthearrest of
Hughes.
A Pan-matte 'l'rust Imminent.
Kimono, Feb. J.—'I'ho American (ly-
cllst publishes the report of altrongab
tempt to form a trust by the principal bi»
cycle the maunfacturera. There are 12
makers of pneumatic tires. It will require
atlcast lfllfllflbpalrs of tires this yearto
supply the demand. The gross value of
this output is over “WM”.
“leag- aad M. hauls Iloetrts (lo-hawt-
“I.
Hr. lame, Feb. L—Contrsete for build
ing the Chicago and St. Louis Electric
Railroad line forthe entire distance from
St. lami- to Chhago war-let ton-ad)
Brittle-roof this city and Garvey Brothers
dumphls.
Ouncllaranayltotlaawgh.
Como: Mimi. l.,rsb. tritium
of the Klelnert Rubber company have
struck for an increase of" Devweekln
GMAT ma.
to
TAMILJDMSBM cos. Wm
“_I1I‘.lest§aslt.niuhlya.. V 1
.- aroma.
mmu at
maismllrsrmnmc
It F'avors‘ English Speaking
Churches For America.
A VIGOROUB SLAP A’l' GAMBLYISI
l
Bilbo. Ulnar claims ts Victory. bat Ad.
vlcaa‘l'ealtlvely Slate ‘l’lvat In the Appeal
off-[hr lilllun the Latter Was Slut".-
ful Upon livery count.
New You, f-‘eh. l.—Mgr. Setolli has
had referred to him charges against Bishop ,
Wigger of the Newark diocese by Fnther '3
Killcon of Bayonne, whose church some '
time ago Bishop Wiggcr peremptorily
cloned. dispersing the congreguon. which
was English speaking, [0 German speaking
parishes The charges are summarized as
follows; First, that the Cloning of St. 'I'bonr
alt' church wan exceeding the authority of
tho biillop; next, that it was in contraven-
tion of the rule established by the recent
council of the church at llnltilnoie. which
forbade the closing of It church by the or
dinary without the column: of the pastor
and people, and last, that the whole ed-
miuistrotion of Bishop \l'igger was no air .
tempt to footer and extend the npirit of
Cahenslyism.
Against the Iii-hop.
The rector of the Catholic university has
added his positive declaration to that of
Mgr. Satolli that the charges againat
Bishop Wiggcr have not been settled, and
it is now elated upon the highert authority ~
in such molten that the may will not be
settled in Gav-or but against Bishop Wig—
gcr. The church at Bayonne, cloned in
January, lain, by order of Bishop Wigger
and since used new public hall, mnnt be re-
atored to the use of the English speaking
Catholics who built it. Services in English
must be conducted there regularly and the
rights of the congregation respected by the
bishop of Newark. ‘
'l'lte Bishop's State-evil Incorrect. ‘
The atatement that Bishop Wigger has. .
the face of the open declaration of Mgr. j
Sntolli and Bishop Keane, reiterated the
story that the case has been decided in hie
favor, lssllrlply astounding to those who
know that Bishop Wigger has no such lctr
her from hlgr. Satolli or from any one who .
could speak‘fir him. E
It is plain that ‘the respect due to his of-
fice will not allow Mgr. Satolli to bore lllfl
word qllelllilllll‘d in public, and there does
not appear to be any other course left now
but for the n ntollo delegate to show no
publicly that ishop \l'igger hosexcecded
all bounda of decency in following the
course be has.
the Declniwn Will nave 3w Uncertain
Bound.
Bishop Wigner authorized the statement
that things out: to remain in status quo at
St. ’l‘llonms' church. The authority lagiven '
bore to announce that the status out) will
be brokvu. and that in a short time. Those
who know speak distinctly on this subject
and are lull. inclined to handy words with
tin,» hiding) of Newark, but say the ocean»
row» of the next few weeks will prove
t m- Mn ~I.m~ mrrccinws of rill that has been
sail.
I'rrimvnenl Secretary to Satolli.
since filo pope determined to establish a
mmunrnt npouolic delegation in the
[ritual Sumo he has also ordered Mgr.
Sbtlrmti, it nephew of the late cardinal, to
report in Mgr. Salolli as permanent secre—
tury of the delegation and to act as ito
chancrllor.
The chancellor, who will bring all the
authenticated documents with him, in bo-
tweeu 35 um] 40 yearn of age. He is famil-
iar u ilh .-\ merit'ati adairu, having had 1
charge of an office in the propaganda, ;
when business came befofl him relating
to the church in the l'itllcd states. He
is also professor of canon law in the proplr
ganda.
What Bishop “13ch “all. y
.Vzw Yollx, I‘ch. l.-'l‘bc Tribune says:
Bishop “'iggor told a reporter yesterday
that be had received in Latin from Mgr.
liatolli the communication in which the I
archbishop informed him that the case of
the Bayonne church had been decided in
his favor. Bishop Wigger was asked what
truth there was in the Washington dis-
patch alleging that the cave had not yet
been Milled. The bishop said, “I have only
to say. an I told yesterday through Father
Marshall, that I have received a cmnmunb
,cation, signed by Mgr. Satelli, in Latin,
which tell» me that the cou- has been not
tied in my favor."
Did Not Prove to Be an Alpha.
wa llavzlv, Feb. 1. ~ A suit was
hrpuglit against the invitees of St. Francis
Orphan asylum for tram). Five yranagn
a child named Marnie Kelley was placed in
the institution, and within a fortnight the
mother sought toreclalm her. 'l‘hcautbovi‘
ties were, bowaver, [In-bl. to produce the
girl. All trace of her has been lost.
l
‘lfl'
! aver teacher in a Fifth avenue school where
Receiver for the look Truce.
le YovtK. Feb. l.-Charlen II. Gould
wan appointed rcotlver of the National
Book company and the Empire Publishing
companiesof the United States Book corn
puny. The assets of each of these coup
in are estimated at to,” and the
billtles at mm.
a Wladew class nos-bloc.
Iranur,0., Feb. l.-’l’he flvo window
glass factorhs in lindlay. those in Poe
toria, 'I‘lflln, Celina and North Baltimore
will all doubtless into the combine of
Dent-leafless! AW
one“, let. i.-‘l’ks Molo- esti-
mhrtkocneaiag for useless
afflict”: hull Btu canal,“
unmet .t'f. rum.
.meW on
in outlet: landfills;
I “on Which. If ‘l'rle. Will om fil- a
Chance For Illa Life. .
N" You, Feb. l.—'l‘hc activations!
murder can of Carlin. Harris, whowas
tonvicterl of poisoning his schoolgirl wife,
Helen l’cttv Ilarris. which in various
names hen been before the public ‘for a
reunion takeancthw turn if the story
:ontalnedin a Kinsmen dinmtch is true.
Itiatothe afloat that lawyer Van Baron
of that-moo has evideucoto the effect that
Helen tswasaddlctedto themed
Ipillm and m is and had neatly
llireatencd tokil herself. Mr.\’an area's
wifeisa sister to Miss MoKlustry.afor-
lilac meatwndml.
Miss McKlnstry, in conversation with
Mr. Van Burro. informed him of these
facts-mos time ago. The matter
not of his mind until after the affirm-ace
of the conviction by the court‘ of appeals,
whcnhcweut to New York and aa'w Ill-a
McKiaItry and induced her to go to Phlb
:lelphia, when the principal of the school
now lives, and find out the facts. Ilse
McKintry did this, and on Monday morn-
.ng Liv. Val Ilnran received a note from
her stating that the had had along mm»
ration with the principal of the Ichool, who
told her that Misc Potts, the wife of liar-
ria, was addicted to the frequent use of
morphin and opium, and that when the
girl brcamo extremely dissatisfied vi ith the
school or when reprimanded for miscon-
‘Inct repeatedly threatened to kill herself.
l‘o luvntlnto Industrial LII. Companion
and Establish Proof In Wlll Canon.
flamroun, Feb. l.-Iu the honor bills
were presented requiring wheels of wagons
vnrrying a load of 2,“) pounds to have
tires 6 inehee wide; requiring railrondato
keep bridges and roadways beneath them
It repair and requiring electric railroads to
have a anbacribal capital ofMM per mile
before being incorporated. Resolutions
were presented incorporating the Udd Fel~
lowe’ home of Connecticut, millishing
I union railroatLdepot at Waterbury and
authorizing the insurance commissioner to
inventigate industrial life insurance com-
panies doing buttons in the state. A bill
pronoun-d places the burden of proof that
the maker of a will has not buaunduly
influenced upon the proponent where a
prime fncie can of fraud or unducinluence
has been made by a petitioner. and another
bill imposes a fine of $1,000 end an im-
prisonment of two year: upon prumakrcp
lnc any room for betting on horse room or
acting as agents for betting firms.
OUR FOREIGN COMNERCE.
We Receive .1 73,101,411 Wont Inland:
More ’llusm We Export.
flaw foal, Feb l.—ns foreign cow
mace of this port amounted to “961,”,-
IB and of the country twiddlmfll. The
total foreign commerce for thiaport wan
[$1,838,363 in account lhatol‘ MI and
,for the whole country ”5,730,661. The
exam of imports over exports for thiapcrt
was SILL-Initim. and the excm of imports
over exports for the whole country was
Ilib,'ftll.m.
American vesicle brought $1,458,”)
worth of imports to this port; foreign Veto-
eels, “fink“. and land vehiclut, 38.1“,-
M American vessels carried “6.113,“
of the domestic exports and foreign vea-
eela “liimdm.
For the whole country the trade by
fimerican veswele reached 810,180,371; by
foreign vceaeln. ‘l,v€il),2&'r,hl'.‘., and by land
vehicles. Mbflfi'kl.
IIIIII Strike Finds No Delusion.
Wasilia'ovozv, Feb. i.-—Ileprwl-ntativo
De Armand (Dem, Mo.) put a little spice
into the procral‘lngs of the house by makv
ing an attack upon the civil aervlce law,
and for ritllll' minutes it seemed in though
the house would be precipitated into a gen-
eral discussion of that institution. But
the excitement was extinguished almost as
soon as it was fired, for no civil service re-
former thought the speech demanded a re-
' ply. Then a controversy as to the Democr
racy of Sir. Buloc (Tenn) and Mr. Bland
l.\iu.) entertained the house for awhile,
based upon an amendment offered by the
former which the latter construed as a
turn-rider to the protectionists. But this
also ended in a flash without injury to
either gentleman. The third incident of
the day was based upon the river and her-
bor feature of tho' sundry civil bill, which
Mr. Butlerflakonteuded did not properly
belong to that measure. This contention
Mr. Blanchardflmhntagoaiudmndsmne
Pickwicklan expressions were indulged in.
No final action was taken.
Hard Llano lav an la-Bwvmer.
0mm, l‘eh. l.——l1x-Govevnor 'I'hayor.
who two yearn ago refused toallow Gov~
rrnorlloydto take pmscanlonof thogov-
ernor's ofllco, is being sheltered bya
soldierln the suburban! Lincoln Aim
wealthy political friends turned against
him after lilo exile iron-Mandi: is
pcnnilelc.
A can wave (lo-lag.
Wasnlvoroxd'ob. L—Amwum
will extend one the lake regions and the
Ohioand lllaslsalppl valley-and the-outb-
an aisle. daring Wednesday. The cold
wave will probably reach the Atlantic
company, the leaf. of the six nah-um con-t m Wanna-day nlsht or whom
lily.
no halaywl’a (‘lovk (hilly “Black-all-
Nsv You, rob. 1.4:an- Chnreh, the
mug man who was arrested last Docent-
fevwrltlag letters toWJlJlrao-l
Co. threatening to betraytke flrm’sbuai—
no. secrets if not» it. not paid him,
pleaded guilty to blackmail
Wrote-sunscreen»
“we,” nuanced to line you! It
:lna-mtbrforglagaetvatothssalsat
hummus“.
Low Prices.
,B.
, WWRW-fi
lupus
public tron—
m. inferior»! biog noom'i'orm
past-even to ployofWJlJleok-
ch 30 work vemypvvvsooslsu
only and will ycxsonted and
calla! mean . l nourish”
\ 2W?!" .
' cannons. ,
_ groves.
TIN WARE
Pballgir Iii its Biotin.
Fllll,8‘llltll’lllllill38|ll’l'llis
, T. s. nnNALnsoN.
South Norwalk. '5
tumour..-
Mmi viii”
on
warm. L “
lll’llllllll moon who;
. Plcklcd Oysters,
rumour CALI. I I).
Hunt & Zeluff
82 Wellington Ilircof.
Iadn't 1 ought at it In not true.
A who has recctl‘tlyrstlgnodfrmn
travelin in Europe toll» of a wiectnan
whom met, who «come to havo‘hoen
a cousin of the famonswlsemen of
Gotham who put a fence around a bad!
to keep in the nightingale who was dngv
log there.
She was going northward to visit
North Capo :md to nee tho midnightlun.
0n the steamer she made thcacquaintr
slice of i‘“ cldorly gentleman who said
that ho was traveling simply for plou-
uru and the improvement of his mind
andwhoaccmed tobeopcreonofmuoh
looming. She won clipcciMly etrnckwitk
his knowledge of astronomy, and they
talked on this subject agood deal.
"You must have given a great deal d
attention to the study of the State." Ill
mid to kiln one day.
"Oh. yes,“ he answered, "I have be.
interested in the subject for years. and I
have made it one of my chief occupcv
(ions as well as pleasures. It is really
hmauac of my love for astronmny that I
decided to take thistrip."
*‘Ilow wan that? she asked.
“It occurred to me," he said, “that so
far north as we are going the constellar
lions must be econ to grater advantage
than they are further south. The air is
clearer, and the northern more of course
can be seen much better."
“But, my dear air," she said, some
what astonished, "I do not sec how you
expect to study the stars to advantage
bydaylight, and what we are going to‘ x
aceisthc situatthc timewhen it does
not set at all.“
An expression of asumishment cuddle
may camoover the faccofthew'lacmnn.
"I don't scollowl can have been scf
stupid." he exclaimed, “but really I
neverthonghtofthst antilthismo
meat P—Yonth’s Companion.
A Good Place for Dacha.
“The clicntof a friend of minewho
canto from the land of St Patrick
erected in the Twenty-fourth ward of ' i
New York cityn structure wih pilas-
tern of lath for the facade and with
rusty tin for the roof. with a collar below
for fowl—chickens in this case." says
General Horace Porter. “Hr. Muldocn
went to the commissioner of public
works with thht statement: 'Me name in
lithium. of the Twenty-fourth ward.
I control forty votes. I keep chickens
in the cellar, and there is water in it. I
wanwit dared out, or I shall throw me
forty votes against yon par—r-ty.’ M J:
donor was advised to go to the Erode
printout. Bewent there, and humid:
‘Hertamcis Muldoon. I control forty
votes. lwnnt thewatcr pumped out or
I'll cast them forty votes for a naygur.‘
The fire commissioners said they would
be glad to pump out the water, but Mul-
doorr had better see the mayor.
"The mayor, who was Mr. Grace. ru
ceived him with that bland air which be
always wore when he did not intend t--
giro any attention to a complaiunr-i
Muldoon wants-d his story, saying, if
you don't got the water out. I’ll give my
forty votes to a haythen Chilton} Th»
mayor cent Muldoon to the board of
aldemn, whore Muldoon's friend, Mr»
Gnfiiu. a countryman of his and a mem-
ber of the board. engraved on the table»:
of Muldoon‘s memory the intellectual
remark, 'l was jist thinkirl the party
would stand it much loom if you claim
liainduccll to keep ducks! ”—~chv York
World.
' Ile Item "no of the Pyramids.
The Britiah museum. the great Euro
pean storehouse of tbingvlorrt of the or-
dinary. haul hominid“ Egyptian mutu—
mit-o of all dynasties carefully stowed
away within its wall». Some of lbw
are clvmmrativcly rot-out Mom at cm-
balming. and 01th date back to the
”wide revolving shades of centuries
post." The oldest of the entire collec-
tion is the mummy of Mykcrinos. lie
was it king in Egypt in what is known to
history as the "fourth dymtsty." and
wore his golden tiara and sat on the
throne of thrones 4.000 years helm the
wise men followed the tier of fate till it
stopped over that lowly hovel in Bethle-
hem where the infant Jams lay.
Mykerinos was the lmilllt'r of the third
pyramid at Ghizeh, when his headless
mummy was discovered in the year om
The stone main in whichhewos being
transported to England was lost at sea
and lay at the bottom of the (mean for
two years before hiring recovered. It is
seldom that a man's boom are subjected
to vicivlutmlos. com-lolly 5,006) or 6.0!!)
years after his (broth. Alt. Louie Repub-
lic. ’
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«as: W. I. DOUGLAS
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
I’fvparcd with scnlpululzs (are. ilighc‘
award at all Put: Food Expositions. Each
lug: makes two large fies. Avoid
italicns~ and insist on having the
NONE SUCH hranl.
IERRELL a SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
ul2 ly
Willi Hill "8’
stew thys. and you will he efartled at my um i;
ported sumac that will reward your darn it it
positively have the best battle- to odor an agent
that an be found on the face of this earth.
845.“ t o- .75 no worlknfbuelaot» l.
bell) rautlvaad honorably made bv and paid to
no of men, women, boys, and girls in our
«mm. You can make money futev at work for
u LI!!!
on have any idea of. The business is I0
easy to . and lantructlons so Ilmplr and plain.
that all succeed from the start. ’I'boee who take
hold at the hula“! the advac that
arises from the mad reputation of one of the
chest, amt voecesafol, and largest publishing
houses In America. f‘mfl' for voumlf the prolu
the tbebuelaen mrradily andhairlmmlv ylelb.
All beginners succeed "audit. and more than
realise their may" llpeefariolu. Those who
I: lad exactly a- we fell them. The" lspieaty
malorafew mtweworkm,a we
then to he a at once. If you an- alrrad em.
plated. but it a few spare mummy wbh
to on than to advantage, that write or at o
lit" lhll in
our need imports-it ). and rel-(v
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Painless Extraction oi
Teeth.
”0 PAIR!" DAKOZK'oBAu EMS
' Amphcoe will ltively destroy-ll some!
a and cause Jim. trouble. It is applied
inhaling lilo-3M l thori- II 3
c orm. c , etc. can
need on anyone. even thoIsFefiull'crin with
dim. lung trouble or nervous ebilltv.
onng or old.
Bill Dr. Donner is the oulpdcntlel
'who has the right to use amphene in airfield
roan y.
All work pertaining to Dentistry at prices
about one half charged by other deutlete.
All work maranteod to he the bent. .
illco open from 8 a. in. until ii p. in.
‘ DR. F. W. DARMER.
fica’l Slate Agent for Aropkeae.
Over Post Office. South Norwnlk,ginn.
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Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
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BEPOSIT WORK Hi All IlllllS.
The Best titles in the World.
ISM” in use. Always pu- W
serve their contents.
154) mid in Lynn,
liaaa.. since that great
«there Fol of our Sales on re subjected to
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPIOS RECORD also in the Great
film 0 lire in cm. In the Great Boston "to
m is? ,and in all theyeatflm Iincc. Bowl
for circulars. Axente wanted. \ oil‘s
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city of fillorwalk
EAGLE
Will [cow PM '5‘. E. if., (Bushman :afrect.
Mm lurk. .1 ii p. in.
Leave N-lrWJIlt Sp, m.; South Nurwalk #3;
p. in.
i‘telght r- wire-i from 7 a. m. to fr p. m.
l'pun app”: aflntl m mgr-nu the (‘lty of Nov
walk and Eula: will b:- wnt fur npnvlal lot-of
frri,hl anywhere in Sui York or its vb lnity.
I'M! pop-«ms urn forbid trusting any of
be evil lair-of lrw bit-lull thin line on no
count 0 the ow ":1" thereof. m
ALL SIZES OF” ‘
BRUSHED SHINE.
Glacial Contractor auSmt
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
ital HI. 5:th linoleum. No.7 Prea-
Nor walk,f3vmp putt lit..l1. N
instillation
WI to C. H. “Kira.
n to...” St. to. mm,
21 Ill! nun tumor.
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