‘ . ,‘l’opicof Political
' A. Ian-ell Got 1-
. ' flan—.1 pay ‘a’ later-
: rte-ea lit—Tho vtdt of
h-llmrohumpouuut
‘ ._ "nus-d by Consul-r
. ,. ._ fillewtotk. Thathieviait
”Baltimore perfunctory call is
yumaumunnw. n
intuition, and during that time
W‘W no cards from the
Winthcabinet room.
‘nfifllmmeoarly. Thegreatilood of
' ’ hadnotbeguntodowintothe
W
w the hallwa in or. public
the uraniu- into the room of Pri-
Thurber. who "ideally had
‘ previoualy
andiromitrlength therecan be
timtitwaaoi morethan aurora
byvirtue oi hiaodleeaaeenao
NewYork, wouldbe
Twenty Ila-tea.
vidt ot this character
more than a minute-in
enough for the caller tc
t'ahandand to makea
. w.’ h tho pupa-eel paying re
lull d time lot any caller,nomatter
how deoremaiulnthepreai-
Jae-manna; theaebuaydaysinthe
Tb Ill! Iaaeatlvo communication.
Was-moron. March 10. ~ Preaident
W5 drat executive communication
'Dhuataotthe United States came in
flow and proved to be a aurpriae
,nfioaly to Republiungbnt to many
‘W-well. In the communication
Cleveland withdrew the treaty
“Hawaii which waaaent to theaenate
a kw weeks ago byPreaident Harrison.
Tho-mnemonic» and to the point,
Dmt n'mply requerting the senate
touaarndtmrhe executive the propoaetl
trot, with Hawaii. The mes-age was re
“Id without eommentoa the door at the
“do. although the Republicans were
photo criticise the proceeding with con
”able amphaoia among themselvea
Wrench-look upon the act from
am point of view, some taking the
pound that it ahowa Mr. Cleveland to ht
“Emotion or American domina
Ind-you“ in the Hawaiian islands,
“W“.tharaholdthathowill send in an
nth-treaty moretohla liking. it in on
that m. recon for the withdraw
fl treaty by President Cleveland it
“mm to the truly in he
It 'fi intimated that the president will
‘ ”this by Inc-age or pemnally tc
‘ ”Macaroni-aloe boappolnted t:
“the Hawaiian ialanda thlo year during
1h m batwren the adjournment oi
thawedalaoootouoltheronateand the re
m of the next ooogroaa.
, Como Important nominations.
warm. tie-eh ill—Tho preaidenl
s to the senate thofollovwlng nomina=
mmamwwh»
unto.
whenhcarrived. new ‘nfi
am Mon
.
"1*"
- x
punter. .
E
ornue
died and Mr. Gray
araotned the do-
, den or governor of
the state. In lgli)
hewaaa
for the Democrat
ic nomination for
governor but was dcdeated and put upon
the ticket for aocond place. This ticket
defeated. Four years later Mr. Gray
wasnomlnated forgovcruor by the Demo-
crata.and was elected. Dnri the late
campaign Mr. Gray was a ' for tho
nomination forthcpreaidancyandhadtha
delegation of his state behind him, but he
withdrewanddldallhe oonldtoeilectthe
nomination at Cleveland.
log-In Iauata Proaaadlnga.
Wasmncroa, March lit—The senat-
diseomed for nearly an hour the qumtion
aatothorccaptioa,atthomeoent extraor-
dinaryaeastcn.“ anybuslnessof ahgla-
latire character. While there waa aoura
diflomnceofopluhmaato thoabatract
right of permitting the introduction of
hilla or joint reaolutlona involving legiala-
tion there seemed to be a general concur-
rence of views that it would not be dealt-
ahle to have any matter: of that kind
acted upon or even prevented It war
finally agreed that nothing but senatorial
business should betranaacted during this
extra anion.
Capital Korea.
ll'asetxorox. March iu-Poetmaater
General Biatell ia accredited withthoan-
nonncerneot that no local latrine- men
need apply for periodic- under hla admin-
htration.
To judge from the number of applicante
for the four asaietant postmaster general-
shipa there will a hot fight for each of that
poaitioua.
Ex-Congrermnan Owen Scott of lllinols
to working hard to be appointed public
printer.
Secretary Greaham received the diplo
matte eorpe yesterday. ‘
The preaident informed ltopreaentative
Sprinter that the rule ot not reappointing
men who held ollloe under him four year:
ago would generally be followed.
The treasury department has 01,704“)
froegold. This isagalnol nearlyllnn.’
Manddreliefoftheoituatlontothatexv
tent.
Tho tin-day ope-lag meat]...
Chicano, larch lO.—’l'he endeavor tore
cure the opening of the World’s fair will
he transferred from the atata courta to
thoac of the United Staten. An attempt
will be made to get the United Staten on~
preme court to issue an injunction againot
restraining the opening of the gatoa. To
dtathlathesuit will havetohebronght in
the name of the state. and Attorney Gan-
eral Moloney bangiven his eouaerrt. The
ground of complaint will be that the cob
putation is an lllinoia one, and congre-
haa no power to make the reatrictlon. '
ISAAC P. GRAY.
The Harmony Iadaty flaaa.
Prrrsut'rut, March 10.—Bocnrder Von.
bunnborat hao received a letter in connec-
tlonwith thetroubleaof tbeflamcnyan-
ciety. itiofromfill.klttorofl’otu
Grove, who rays there appoaro to be papon
held by peraona living in the town of Both-
lehem that indicate a aoaled will in the re
corder’o odioe. A search will be made at
the recorda in both Beaver and Allegbany
counties. it in thought thedocument may
bethewillolthelatorathor Rom-tut it
{3:31 will aifeet the precant legal proceed
Craabad by an Ice Gorge.
Burrito, March to.—-The weight at the
ice in the gorge below Niagara ialla this
aileruoon cruahed and destroyed the lower
part oi the inclined railway building,
when the once was located. The crash
came with great ruddennoso. overturning
the stove and setting the light wooden
atructnre on tire. hiwartl Lana. the ticket
taker. wasln thootleeattkotlmeandwae
unable toravo him-elf. llowaoraseurd.
very badly iniurod. and to only just alive.
Agata tho Charley laao coca.
Pntunrurtu, larch nocturna- It.
C.Couoinaot Toronto that hoiothokld-
one. llrJloea raeeutlyndvod a
or vo mlnoualotter Moreen-tacit which
thowvitar duetibad bio all
ovwflarope and gave bio resonator-be»
havingthatholaCharloyRoaahuttbish
similar to the many epiotloe tho iathor
rtgalartyreeetvee
”manner-ea.
' lingual}. Malena man :3
ya I new-nth
Wham iorarooar. lit
war accommodated, and docked to he
mlledatlfllathoaftofloon. When the
etorkwaattoaallhimthomaulaydoadoo
thobod. Abouneevlallabolodmorphlna
mam-3PM“; will
. on an
M a“;
It uaarolawmiam
F
l-
l
i
J
haunt-amide»
New You, limb In—Fna aavaadvo
Nickname-reeled“
He Will Either Win or Lose
$10;000,000, It I! Said.
ill: aperture moron scram
It In p Taao up wanton Ila wnt lwaoaad
or itch—Tho algutto Deal la lolag ll-
glnearad by ”Sandy” lggleaton la a
Iaatarly Ian-or. '
Chicano. liareh til—"Jim" Keene, it is
reported,atandeto win or lone “(all)”!!!
on the Chicago board of trade.
Operating through Sigmund Grnner. a
clock, cotton and ougar broker oi New
York. Keene boo obtained control of about
$0,000,000 burial- of the heat wheat in
weetero othrohouua and bat accumulated
a prodigioua line of future: The cash end
of the deal to in charge of "Sandy” Eggla-
Mon and the speculative endln charge of
John Cudaby, both toaster- in their ape
chill-lea.
Noarly all at the contract wheat in Chi-
cago, amountingto about 10mm!” bimb-
ola. is lodged with Egglcaton and neorlyae
much more high grade property in St.
hula, Minneapolis Duluth and other
women centera is controlled by the some
individual.
11-. Hunter Space Cornered.
Braidoo his immenre cash holdinga in
thin city Balaton baa cornered about all
the elevator space in Chicago that can by
any poeeihility become available for the
atorage of new neeipta between now and
the end of May.
lie has accomplished thla foot by con—
tracting with elevator companiea to pro
vidc him mom for rental million bushels
oi grain which h expect- to receive before
the end of May. f by any chance heahodd
not got the grain the elevator company
will not care, as Egglcaton baa contracted
to pay (oil storage rates on this space.
higgleaton can get more money from the
banks than any man in the city and on
clceer termbut in thiacase he hunot
drawn upon the local banks heavily. The
great bulk of themonoy required totlnance
the 30,000,011) buthela of wheat centered in
Eggleatou has been drawn direct from New
York, Sigmund Gruner paying the draita
REPORTED FALL OF SANTA ANNA.
According to Ila-or the labels Succeed.
laidora Com-l la Suicide.
V'rtranatso. March I0.~There has been
received here a rumor that Santa Anna. in
the state of lilo Granite do Sul. which had
been haaieged hythe rebela.bad iallen.and
that the leader of the government troupe,
General lsidoro Fernanda, had committed
suicide.
Previous to the receipt of the rumor a
eormpmulent in Montevideo telegraphed
that General Tuareg with 2,“ well armed
troops, won encamped three leagnoa from
Slum Anna.
Ho With their planning to give battle to
the government troops commander! by Gen‘
em! ln'ulnm Fernanda. 0n the roauit ol
ti: 5 1.3M.- will depend thefateof thereto
in: n. .‘ .uigu ltaitlEllh! in the state at
ism . u: do Sol nave been attacked by
mm: .1 a u.’ both ill-lea. Previouo reporta
01 to mimic of the revolutiouiate. except
at mumum, are now vigoroualy denied.
.t Brilliant Hatr'o Diagram.
botany. March ill—A painful actuation
has been created by the ignonriniuna pun.
lshment inflicted upon Frederick Hender-
gon, a member oi the lamdou County coun-
cil. Mr. Henderson in only about ‘25 year!
ofage. and a poet and oi aneh promiaethat
Mr. Gladelone himself recently apoke of
the ymmn in terms of hope and of
eulogy. Henderson woo tried on thecbarge
oi robbing a fallen woman of a shilling
The evidence waa otrengly against him,
but be made a paaoionate apeacb in the
dock protesting bio innocence. He was
found guilty and sentenced to four montha’
imprisonment with hard labor.
fluttny la the South leao.
Bax Francisco, Hareh ill—Two atoll-o
of mutinyand murder in the Souths-as
were brought here by the otoamer Auttrw
lla. One occurred on the whaling bark
William iioylieo. which mulled in the
dangerous wounding oi the fourthmata.
Joe Baptiote. by a aailor. Six of the crow
came up on the steamer, while iii are in
iron: at Honolulu. The other occurred on
the American bark lleapar, which roaultod
lnthedcath of tho oocontl mate,hi.l‘itn
gerald. _
The hot Ballot and Na Choice.
Omani, Waab., March lo.-Jl'lre dual
ballot. the one hundredth, was taken in
Joint aosolon of the legislature for United
Stataamnator. it roenltodaeioilowa: Al
ion. WM". 90: Grim Behhaw. 156
scattering. it. :I'hojolntoaralon than die
aolved. It to eapoetod that Allan will be
lagtolatlaa at Albany.
Aura", larch IA-Jrho country park
amalngietratlonbulwaabronglttnplathr
anaembly, but afterward withdrawn amid dial
thoiaeraof lto opportune. Tho'arquhal
blanketblilpamadtheramobcdywlth gioto
two amendments;
art-aha by ltattaaa.
Nam Veneer. N. I. Hatch to.-—Jotio
Bummer-villa (colored). ”yearn old. waoat.
tacked by a gang d [tattoo laborera. hour-
arorvillo. In dotaadleg hlmaoli, stabbed
Joavph lot-ello. fatally wounding him, it
Is Wt.
Heartbeat-ported.
tiaw fountlrreh ru—Repnrtriretadlt-
ierentparraol thrstatoaad country”
thatmonyatreama are ml
laantitlooofiloatiaglaearodolng-hd’eh II-
AWW'Q‘.
larohn-ltlarepcetad
thattho triantholtorthl'ma
in y
"t tics man «out.
w ,
militant ST. IIIIIBE.
x momentum. my
recount-sir. N. Y.
lam into the d '
management the
Utlca, Buffalo and Hattoawan paid only
manta. lionldthoygotaponrer qual-
ltyoi beef than he furniahed at Pough
Judge Gilbert naked how he know thin
and Er. Van Wagoner replied. "i know
from the man that furnishea them that
they do not get the same quality." lie re
fuocd to tell from whom he got this in
formation. but dually said it came from
an Albany employee oi the Armour Beet
company.
When uked to produce his books. show
ing how much he paid Armour 85 Co. tor
the beef sold to the asylum, be ruined u
do no. and the matter went over. The wit
near admitted ceiling at wholesale in
l’ongbkeepaie in amaller quantities than
he sold to the asylum.
THE DEADLY MACHINE SAW.
4...
One laa'o Hoar-t Cat In Two and Anolh-
ev'a Ar- lover-d.
Wriroorrz, liter... March lit—Herman
Meinke and Amos Coon were tudng an old
fashioned machine saw yesterday convert
Inga lot of timber into logo and mm
Meinke placed an extra heavy and knotty
piece of woodontha table. Whitehead
insted it he and Coal, who stood directly
hack of him, were engaged in convcraation.
When the blade had dug ita way about
ball through the wood, it atrnek asnag
and theaaw leaped from its beafluga it
its flight through the air the blade struck
Meinke eqnarely in the beacon The ma
aevered the rthe as if they were made oi
paper. and striking the heart full in the
center cut that organ in two. Meinke war
thrown backwardobytha foreeol the blow.
and the saw. thus released. flew over the
dead man's shoulder, and striking Conn or
the left am out that member clan on
about (our inches below the shoulder. The
accident was caused by the breaking of 1
wooden screw with which the saw had ham
fartened to the frame. ’
The Grand Jury'a Finding Approved.
Kl‘r‘rasxtxo, Pa, Hatch lo.—-The grand
jury found true bill: inst Spragne
Ryan. Kramer and “keg-d, charging tht
drat three with burglary. all four with tbt
murder of William C. Slim at beach
burg on Feb. ti. and Dr. Wyekofl with
keeping a gambling house. The announce
ment of the finding of the grand jury war
received with manifest oatiafaction.
Vania-sea hand-ted.
Toxawarna. x. Y.. March ill—The thaw
of the past few daya baa covered whol-
delda with water. and creeks are beginning
to the all over Niagara county. between
Touawanda and lax-kport and Tonawanda
and Niagara Folio There are large tract:
oi laud turned into hikes. and acme farm
boom are surrounded by water ranging
from a foot to three feet in depth.
A Bow Among the fight-ta.
Sew Ontmxe. March w.~Fituimmona
Squire Aluugton and Charley Mitchell en
gngrd in a war oi words that almoat came
to one 0! blows in a ram here. No liotl
cum tvero exchanged, however. Fltawitn
mot-rs claims that before the light rt-pre
aentatlvea of “all «me to him and wante-
to make a hippodrome of the mill.
For Judge Jack-are old Plano.
Saturn“. March ill-1b apecial trait
will leave here Monday of legislature, poll
ticiana and lawyers tewait on President
Clevelond. They Will ask the appoint
merit of Chief Julia H. il. Lunon It
United States diotriet judge for the cir
cult made vacant by Judge Howell i2
Jackaou'a promotion to the auprente courl
of the United Stator.
Jacob H. Vanderbilt Very lit.
Saw Your. March l0.4acobtll.\'ander
bill. is very ill at his reoidenoa on Grime:
hill, Staten inland, and it is not expectet
that be will recover. lie to collating frotr
congootlon of the lunga. and phyeielsm
from this city have been oumntoned to lib
bedside for meditation The members a
the iamlly in this city were also notified o
hla condition.
An Indian War Imminent.
Lamar... Mon, larch ill—Open war
haabvoken out between the aettlerocu the
newly nod portion of the Crow reaorva
tion the lntltana attire nowluwnol
Willey. One Indian baa boon klllod,ane
the rsdaklna are making medielnoandpto
paring to war.
An lavthaaaha at lahway.
linear. N. .l.. March m—Thle ell:
wan shaken by an oarthquakaohoek. whlel
occurred a few mlnul- alter ll o’clock. ll
ecndderahlo damage in the city A:
vicinity. Bulldlnga awsyed, and thodrng
outtalned otaralderahlo lore by break
In L...
urn-rue tray (mate rat out...
Creme-in. larch lit-Agent culled
ottho Canadian Paelllelaauthcrity teeth.
loveland hat
mouthed that if both! tum up withir
the treat iaar yearo to in his intention
he will takaatrtparoaadthowuld.
flamenco-um
whit-vicario- ”finite“?!
a my. t vn
or the Ma llfll lioarnohlp company.
Wire-Meal“ lute-rd
leavinghsea iorPaaamawtthai-llcorgr
«wealth-lg».
law aurora A. It n. I.
Accuracy, bond"
Low Prices. ' '
Wuhan
It happened in the orcheetnat one of
the'Wathingtm theatero a few waning:
rinee. TwoueotletnenmneaNewYorker
and the other khan Franciscan, were
wcnpylng aide meta in the center of the
house. Inn-onto! thelatter rotalady
wearing what to the feminine eye was a
beautiful erection of frame. ribbon and
been But it was big. 0n the topr
mending winga and bow- made of a
w. m. Wm mat-M
Juuheforethocnrtein was runguptho
Mytnrnedandaaidtothefian Francis
coon politely: .
“Ibeg your pardon air, but docsmy
hat ohetrtmt your view of the stage?
The New Yorker slipped ofl bk coat in
a dead faint. The San Frenchman'-
brain reeled.and soaatuniehed waeheat
thio unheard of feminine act of generate
consideration and regard for their rights
and feelings that it war a full minute
'before his vocal organs could be con-
trolled for articulate utterance, andtheu
be casual: .
“Thenk——yon—-madnm-—very kind-
bnt—but i can ace—«ace through the—-
the wings! Pray (hr not—do not disturb
your hat!"
The lady smiled sweetly, her escort
grinmd in unison, and quickly taking
out the pins that held the odbaro yard of
heavy to the prottily arranged brown
trustee she deftly removed it and held it
in her lap.
“They can see better anyway," the
whispered to her anoint. He nodded ac-
quiescence. for ho had probably often
beeuthcmaninthancrtrowhimaolf.—
Washington Star.
A Club That leeta Waekly.
During the winter in a western town
a club of 10 women met weekly for we
dimension of purely domestiotopice. The
number was made up largely by acci-
dent, a method to be highly recommended
{or bringing to bear on a subject the
wrathia sdvnntngeeeenwhenitcameto
the discussion of the average income.
The method of work in thiaclubwas
very imply—tint each member abould
[resent one of the 10 eubjecta choaen,
either by a pope-rot- atalk, and lend the
disco-don afterward.
Among the subjects diacnmed were the
following. they being such ao met the
pretentintcreeteand needs of themm
hero: The aervicc question; cooperative
Memos; houae holding as corn-
parod with house renting; the food bill
of the family, including pacticablebille
offaretobe furnished at $1.50andfl a
week apiece for the food material, one of
the members having experimented on a
patient family to test the acceptability
of the means; the expenditure of the
family income. that of the workingman.
ofthe clerk and of the moderately well
todo family; how the work to be done
inflrcaverago familyehall be beat up
portioned to the working days of the
week. and the best methods for Worm.-
ing it.—.\'cw York Recordtr.
A New I'oek Newspaper I'a-aa.
(m in: the equnro on her dflly visit
to the Pulitzer building your Elizabeth
Jordan, assistant Sunday editor of The
World. This clever young woman is in
a sense it journalistic phenomenon. She
came into New York four year: ego.
known only by some fairly good work on
western papers. and alter crying a than
ough apprenticeship as tr reporter on The
World was advanced. atop by step. to
her pnu-nt rusponrn'blo Intuition. She do.
nerves her success. For my part I hope
to see her managing editor yet. Ber
clear head and business nbility have been
her turnouts. Practically the whole me
chincry of the Sunday edition is under
her mntrol. She dude time to write an
occuionnl okctch under the pen None of
"Joan Horny," but her editorial work is
her principol corruption.
She is it fine looking girl of the fanltily
faultless. icily regular type. with clear,
ivory tinted akin, black eyco and hair.
She plays tbepianoadmirahly,interpret-
ing Chopin and Schubert with great o!-
ioct. in an intimate friend of Kate Field.
with whom their! often men at m
nights. is a gracioua htwtese and alwayr
helpful to women.~Now York Letter.
Popularity actor.
Next to velvet. fur. for. fur. Fur {or
tho edgeo of akirte. for for bande~two,
three and {ooh-around the rkirt. fur on
the bodice, lo cdgoall the berthas and
folio ltfltl lambroquin elfccte; for for
hate. tor for midwinter ”node. which
are of course carried only to eport the
fur; foreverywheve.on cloth. onrilk.is
tlm street. in the ballroom. in thebon»
doiraud. tuition biota. overlie bed.
A while all! nightmare-nay. lot or be
umber robe, dream drone.
drowaedrapery. all may with eoitlamb’s
wool. We! that! Homsttorwhot
P l" ”B ”l3
Ire-pm “ a d public
cal-h?
may»
‘\
Yo.
Poor Plug
is no substitute
for
B-L
. Tobacco.
Best is cheapest.
as it lasts longest.
A
Be sure to get it.
greatest variety of opinion. Especially ' " "
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure anJ wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure F nod Expositions. Each
pudtagc makes two large pies. Avoid
imitations~ani insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
HERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
nil ly
Willi Hill "8
aiewdoymaadyoa will be rtauled at the tune
peetedaaaeaathatwinreward yoarehrtr We
pmitively Iavothebeot battaevoioelev an agent
tbumaheloaadcn theraee oi thleearth.
W.“'nfltolITB- wwrlhwlhatneoaia
be eaoilyaadhoeorablymade byand paid to
b 0! men. women. hove and girla in our
ck. Yoaeaamht-ntoae'yiumrtworkier
or ‘v'oahavoahyldeaol. Thebnalanoiaoo
, than
axiom. Thou who
t it that exactly or we tr 1 then. Ihmwpleaiy
groom for a lew more workru. and we urge
the.» bog at once. it you are alread on.
another re a few tparr more. wtoh
"other. to advantage, then write an at one:
for this it our grand opportanllr‘ki and reeeiv
lull lrulan by more mil. A rote.
”lit walla-XmCIoHtwguatmla
W. L. DOUGLAS
.3 SM! Milo.
% cert-3
Ma“
SDI.
U l!
museum“
. Teeth extracted without pain. «
Tm “WARE
HIhill'flltilillBifltltt.
T. 8. MNAL‘DSUN,
South/Norwalk. “J1
MAPLE smut
mmmmn ‘
tumour. mum
AND SUGAR
to or run. ‘ ‘
a
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL as ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
[2 Washington Street.
Will. PAPER
Salton of I893.
My] _stock for this season ex-
ln quantity and variety of
pattern anvthing I have ever
ve more than
01! 1
20,000 BULLS
‘ AND OVER
from which to make your selr. c-
tron. I bought about two months
ago some 15,000 rolls to be ship-
ped as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and l
cordially invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
finest I ever saw. The price on
all Will be very low. If it is not
convenient for you to come to
the store I will be pleased to call
on you with 3am leg and esti-
mate on your wor . Now is a
good time to have your work done
PAPER-HANGING. DECORATING
All!) PlililING
by thorough mechanics.
Everything» Inhgi'atnl line.
E. EIGOThém,
lo. 2 Heat Ave" East Norwalk. Ntf
Beithtliéét!
“ Perfect”
Flour.
Dibble 8: Comatock have now
in store near load of high grade
flour. It is a better flour than
Jones’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more broad to the barrel
because it is a stronger flour;
that is. it will take more water.
it requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the best. and to
suit or no sale.
$5.25 buys a barrel.
.68 buys a 2i; lb. bag.
.50 boys 17 lbs.
.25, boys 5 lbs
Bur,
'l‘ry,
Price low,
Quality high.
Dibble Ellison’s
DR. F. W. DARMER.
POST OFFICE lll'lLDlNll.
some anwaik. ('nnn.
Painlesglsentlstry
Teeth tilled nml Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
B”? “It? 05' Tlli‘l'll ON RED Bl} liltlilt.
$8 $8
No batter math- nornauer how rant-l: you pay.
flit
ttlaa. Villiiml Air or Arophenrl.
Teeth cleaned. - . » . 7hr
Teeth titled with Amalgam. - . {rt-
‘l'veth filled with Platinum. — - 't'i'r‘
Teeth filled with livid. - IlJllan-l up
All Work tiaaraateed.
(Mircnpen from U a. In. until It 9. at.
Inlranca No. l: Worthington at. M I)-
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to
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Drugs. Elem cals
Fancy Toilet Articles.
nm to the Dumbo tumult“.
Port. PM" v Ht a aba:etrl tho pain
In pa'titmagomud a it «may utmoet lode.
Phyrtdaar‘ Prescriptions a Specialty.
E. G. TOM LINBON.
m‘
HOREES !
Roadsters. Business and
Work Hones.
500 PATTERNS
W'—
E.B.MorrisSafe(:
Successors to ll. 0. lorris & (lo.
cart-ran. ”new.
it Sudhury St. Boston, has.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
,“'—'"-
w
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
BEPDSH Wflfli [If All KINDS.
The Best tries in the World
ISM” in use. Always pre-
sent their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. llama. time that at lire
where 500! our safe: in re .subjected‘tgominleneé'
hurt. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION‘ RECORD aim in the (‘r t
Chlggo Fire in cm. in the Great Breton'l‘tia-
in i {w and in all the great tire: hill! e. Send
for circulars. Agente wnutut. Slim
7 {iii and" reliant.“
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
AND
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS
city of Norwalk
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p l'wmr Xurwalk 5 1:. an: South Nurwalk 5.1»
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l'n'vight revolved from 7 a. m. to .3 p. in.
l'pun lulfilrltlllifl to Writ!!! the (‘5! 'ol Nor.
wala and .agir will be M‘fli fur u-per l iota oi
freltht may filil‘i’l‘ in New York or in: vicinity.
lV‘Ali pen-om nrr fnrbill int-ting any of
the "bylaw-sol Itebnuleul' this- lltm on M.
count 0 throw nemllwrmf. at":
ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHED SHINE.
General Cannon and 18m
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
1 2m. New. 1.
orwaiin mm. y.
ta
0. Bell"! & SON
SmmmloleJlaKin.
5| wellington 8t, 80. mm
21 Iris Stunt limit.
Balers, iEMonem‘
ICE CREAM.
$e.‘i’.¥.’hn.i WW” "3"
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