.4
.
. Wil-
mnwwmmw ..
'tr'sc llli’llEES.
urn m , a.” lnatloaa Canceled Br
mumwaramdrssmt
W the Hawaiian Question—la
firs-numeral...
" W. March lit—The Democrat-
“WW Italabors. so far ‘as the
of the committees of the
concerned: There was a pro
“fie-henna favor of a speedy re-
md thoclerical and executive
'insssoithsssnste. Itwill be secnthat
era‘s-unnu- provided chairmanship- for
m Mar and Kyle. the Populist
timbers. and permitted Mr. Stewart to
lion the chairmanship of the committee
“all. Ilid mining. which he held under
, the Republican organization. There was
“debate over this action and some op-
puddu. but the infiuence of the commitr
“Wood the silver senator from
m will not be disturbed. Either upon
or select committees
kWh-dips all the new Demoersvhct:
" The Republicans are given 11
just as many as they gave the
The chairmen of the majority
are:
; as. flat or chaIr-el.
.wmosormappmprlatimwck-
mes. Deltas: judiciary. Pugh;
. Walfiall; and ndniug. Stewart;
naval. Hel’bsssm; patents. Gray:
“—
White: census. Turpin (I'll service.
must Moses Gordon; education and la—
molled bills. Cafi'ery; examination
of civil service. Peder; fisheries. Coke;
of mm river. Bate; irriga-
”White: library. Mills; manufactures. (lib-
.m: upenditur- in executive departments.
revision of laws. Daniel: transportation
bike-abort Irby: to establish universityof
the United States. Bunion; to inwatigntc geo-
srlrvsy. Martin: on national banks.
tehell. of Wisconsin.
”and stands Aloof la llawall.
Wamm. larch li—Mail from
Honolulu to thannsxstion commissioners
flats- that Mr. Wodehouse. the English
musulgsneral atflonolulu, had not called
upon the members oi the provisional gov-
.ament. nor extended to them any of the
Intel confides. The reception given to
Main Wilton oi the United States steam-
ship Bests-l was the largest social auair
or. held in Honolulu. The atlair was
flv-ndmthsauspiees of the provisional
W and leading citizens The ol-
IewaoftheBrltish eteamer Garnett, who
when Invited. did not attend the recep-
‘ an. A member of the provisional govern-
”stabs that there is no truth in the
MM a division of opinion existed
mamhers o! the cabinet. but that
‘ mg was progressing harmoniously.
A Mile. Fro- the Boomers.
Williams. March ill—Secretary Smith
mall a telegram from Arkansas City,
. strongly urging that the Cherokee
drip be opened to settlement at the earliest
“his moment. and stating that great
mums existed among these people.
baseman replied that it was impossi-
hla I thk time toaay when the strip would
he opened. because certain preliminaries
mull-ll by the act providing for the open-
lag of the strip must first be complied
with; that the president appreciated the
situation and aympathiud with the people,
but that they must wait in patience until
mil" action opening the strip could
A Few of the Applicants.
Wamxo‘roil, March lh—Samo of the
application for appointment to positions
In tbsiatrrior department have been made
asfollows:
In Commissioned Patents—Benton J.
Hall. Iowa: Albert 1!. Walker. Connecti-
alt; I'tobert Mason. District of Columbia:
John 3. Seymour. Connecticut.
‘ ”Commissioner of Melons—lease 5.
Catlin. New York; Harmon ll. Hart, New
gilt; Levi Mai-b, Pennsylvania; ii. K.
Psnnsylvaals.
Foremost-sinner of the General land
3. F. Winger, Pennsylvania; Thom-
Bhaw. Ohio: 0. ll. Nahsur, Missouri.
, art! lorries Bamlaatteas canceled.
Wasaraoroa, Harsh Ila—Tho civil are
issessa-ldmeaneelsd all examinations
“Mhhheldbstweenlarehfiland
Qall and’ysee Them.
WWII. '5‘ "9'". i: “AM"
VICTORY FOR H'L‘OD.
I. was ”so“. Fnsld-t of the law
lsglaad nails-ad.
Bosses. liarch lh—At the at
the New York and New England
thsnholders the following were elected di-
rectors for the e year by a vote oi
167.6" out of a total 158.“:
A. A. Mound, Thomas C. Flatt, Jouph
l". Bionot.
usury
t. Ches-
ter .
Samuel Keilnsr,
C. Tower, James
It was voted to
accept the powers
a. a. I’Llot). contorred uponths
company by the provisions of chapter!”
of the acts of Massachusetts of tall. orany
acts or amendments thereof, and that the
directors be authorised to lease upon such
terms as they may deem lit. the Suburban
railroad and to guarantee principaland in-
terest nottoescecd Spercent on thebonds
oi said road.
The newly elected directors of the com-
pany organised by electing the following
tracers: President. A. A. McLeod; first
vies president. Fred ll. Prince; secretary.
James W. Perkins; treasurer. George P.
Phippen.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A Long Call Inad- For Its Annual loot-
Ing la loulsvlile.
Nrw You, March L's—The executive
committee of the Republican National
league met in this city and i-uedalengtby
call for a twodays' aemion at Inuisvilie,
beginning May 10. The ratio of represen<
lotion will be six delegates at large from
each state and territory. four trout each
congressional district and one fromeach
college Republican club in the United
States. Among other things the addre-
ssys: “The National Republican league
cordially invites all citisens to attend who
believe in the maintenance of the dlfler-
ence between American and European
wages, who believe in the old American
policy of protection toAnmlcan industry
and American workmen and in the new
American policy of reciprocity. who are
opposed to the corporation rule in the gov-
ernment oi either nation or state, who be-
lisvclnsoundmoneyaud honestgold and
silveraa money. who believe In such im-
provements and extensions of the banking
system of the countryaa will bring bank-
ing facilities nearer to the people of the
smaller towns and communities, and who
believe in practical civil service reform."
'ardaa Iran's Resignation.
Sixo Bum, Much ih—Newsthat Warden
William R. Brown 0! the prison had tend-
ered his resignation to Superintendent of
State Prisons Lsthrup and that Warden
Durston of Auburn was to succeed him was
received with surprise here. So one in the
village or about the prison had any inti—
mation that Mr. Brown contemplated such
a step.
Why use" mkleeb Isaigaed.
Boston, March lb. — Proteaor Nikkei:
has resignedasleaderot theBostouBym-
phony orchestrsbacauashehaabeen derail
the positlouofdlrcetormeralcl thsBoyal
Opera at Buda-Pesth at the highat salary
ever paid a musician in Europe or this
country. Heispreparing to sail for Eu.
rope June 10.
The Aatlraoe Trash ‘l’lehwt Wan.
Euzanm. N. J., March lit—The citi-
rsus’ autirace track ticket won in Union
by a substantial majority. Every commit
Iceman on the eltiaens’ ticket was elected.
The majority for the head of thstiekstwsa
II. The Democratic vote for town com-
mittaemsn was n; Republicans“: Citi-
teus, ans
lap-lean lrsa' Latest Departure.
Dnnolr. March ts—llrury 8. Ives. the
young Rapoleon o! linauer. is the
backer of the new line which Is to built
some time run between Detroit and 'I'olo
dmandwhkhwlllbcussdas a feeder
the Pennsylvania and other roads not hav-
lug seems to this city.
tailed to Bees-a slambsr.
N" You. March ll—For the second
timeStatsBenstorGeorgsF. mm
In attempttobrcomesmsmbsrofthsClty
liars-octahedral he was black-
!slled. Oppositlouto lshassd onhb
sttlirdslnthstavesugatiuofdudplay-
us
A'lwwnllalleyFlrw.
8r. lama. llsreh lit—Oasis" stths
towncf ArkansasOlty. Ark, wuburosd.
'l'bs risvstor.warshouss. l! loaded ears.
severalriosasuéithe'fownssndchotolwsre
destroy . as mannamsd AJKlsg.
wubnrnsdtodesth. lea-mm
one-summons.
Nswroathareh n41» We!
are-
sf. gwt'htmmc
“I I‘m at. will,
sash.
Many People Murdered and
Hundreds Robbed.
Home: All) 'l'llBPl' cosmos
Fro-ads Caracas-sat Declared to lo a
Government of Liars by I. Doro-lode.
As Anarchist Killed by Ills 0w- la-h.
Ilr. Gladstone (letting Batter.
Cossrasrtaortu. March is. --licslsm
mobs have poms-ion of Caessrea. They
havesatabliahadareignofterror over the
Armenians. have robbed hundreds and
have killed many. During services in three
Armenian churches the mob hunt In the
doors. stripped the women of their jewelry
andbeotaudcutthemsn. After the Ar-
menians tied the Modems sacked the
churches 'l’hey afterward went through
the streets attacking all the Armenians
they met, bursting into private houses and
sacking shops. All placeaof husiucm are
clued and trade is utterly stagnant. Vio-
lence and theft continue day and night.
Christian caravans are being robbed and
the merchants murdered. The prisms-lo
crowded with Armenian prisoners. hint
of the conspicuous Armenians of Cm
and blursovan have been imprisoned. A
few escaped by paying high ramm.
Court-ales of French Deputia‘a.
Pants. March 15.-lu the chamber of
deputies l’aul Deroulede complained that
the oliicial report of the debatehadaup-
pressed his expression that the government
was a government of liars M. 'I‘lraril.
minister 0! finance. shouted abusive terms
at the Iloulangist champion. A general
uproar followed. and M. Tirard proposed
that Demulede should be censured and ex-
cluded temporarily from the house. Der-
oulede exclaimed. “If I am expelled, I will
go to the country and declare that the
chamber is thirstiug for lies and could not
listen to the truth."
Illa Owl lo-h Killed “In.
MADRID. March ifs—Many anarchists
have been arrested by the mlice. An Italian
was surprised in the act of charging a
bomb. l‘le dropped the bomb. it exploded.
and be was killed instantly.
Catholic Big-Ilarlea start For America.
limit. Mamh li—Mgr. Douatus Shar-
rctli nod ill-v. llector Pepi have started for
America. The former has been appointed
the auditor and the latter the secretary to
the apostolic delegation.
Against "so Ila-a Bul- Bill.
Drums, March i5.—-—A general synod of
the l’l’fllt’a‘lillt church of Ireland was held
at which a resolution was unanimously
yumwi condemning the Irish home rule
bill.
Glad-tum- Better. saliahnry Itch.
IA‘TJMS. March 15 —)lr. Gladstone is so
much ll'llttl’ an to be able to conduct all
bi.- r. rrvaomlom‘o. Lord Salisbury is m-
m" 4! «1 tin-t hnltw by n Colds
fur-nil Sags's um.
Timi’. N. i’.. .‘iarcb lit—It has long been
thought in this city that Russell sage in-
tended to "member his former home by
gift» in the lienaselaer Polytechnic insti-
tuic am! the Troy Female seminary, and
now Mr. Sage has approved plans for a
dormitory. which will cost "mom. for the
ferrule seminary work on which will be be-
gun in the spring.
Kile Killed. Eight Fatally Injured.
Humvee, i. ’l'.. March lit—Nine men
were killul and eight fatally Injured by a
mine explosion at Aldrrson. The disaster
was caused by a “windy shot" flrr-rl by one
of the victims. The mine is owned and op-
mtsd by the Choctaw Coal company. It
kennel-lend the best oi the lot of shafts
run by the otunpaay.
Arresting Ilsa Boa-era
Oman. 0. T.. Marsh ih—A lam nuts-
ber oi hustlers were brought oil the strip
pal under arrest by the troops. Persons lound
cromiug the strip are compelled to give
proof that they are not looking up claims.
by ortbry are put underarrsst and escorted
to military lwndqtlartera.
Lac-by Inlirwal Accident.
lintlso Bums. lia. March lh.——’I'ba last
express on the (‘enlral road was derailed
2}. roller above ltoliug Brook. The-ugine
and all the coaches save the parlor car are
in ruins. Engineer Ramsey was
hurt. lint more tbauahalfdoaen WM
injuries of eouaqurnos.
'ewt Away 'lth In Children.
mural. larch mulls. Frank Orif-
ln merrily word her husband for diverse
sodadeeislon wasmadssgainst her. She
st ones packed up her personal belongings,
and taking her two children went away.
She has not been seen since.
Proposed Alhawy legislation.
ALIA". Ila-eh tsun- sonata assess
committa- wltl report favorably senator
Euler's bill appropriating MM for a
coat-whoa
m stimuli ohms.
“Accuracy ‘ and
MEAN!“ '
so
N...
Anions
Hamlin
we"
. lssstrlslau
vusndoosm‘mcli u.
\
stow-m nus-snaps as sin-u rs..-
aas at». Is- also...
Dnnol'r, lard: ia-Jl'ha hit
“you“. ‘ audls‘
ears
thing. Onehundrrdhoosssi thawed
arssurrooodsdbywatsr. go
selectiohostasadlotamillssu
beeotaksnootonrsmiAhcvsllav
City the Bells river is rli fly
gust damage is threatei . vary
lsctory in Midland is clo-d‘down. At
Howell a large number of atoms and other
budue-plaoesarefioodadaudiisvsralmllls
have clued.
In loois county the total loss to farmers
and others is estimated at moo). A levee
broke at Keokuk. la. causing heavy dam-
age.
The Kalamazoo river has rllien st Kala
mason. and all the streams roaming into it
are higher than for many yearn. Railroad
tracks in that town are inundated and
more than 100 dwellings are surrounded
by water.
Floods In Janey Citiy.
Nsw You. March 15.4mm portion of
Jersey City known as West Jilergeu and
heated on the west slope of the hill, down
by the Hackenaack river, is pntctienliy cut
oil from outside communication. The pro
Ilit ament is canted by the water draining
down the hill into Best Sideihvrnue. and
at the present time the avenue is like a
canal. Cmsequently the borsllcsrs rennet
run. and the only solution for the West
Bergen residents is the Central! railroad.
Illss of Lowlands Under ‘Iatsr.
SYRACUBIE. March is ~The water in Orion—
daga creek has swelled toa risenowrdow-
ing its banks. Miles of lowlands mull: of
the city are under water and litany homes
are isolated. Onondaga lake (is very high
and much damage is being done.
(Is-shod by a Body of Ion.
himmrrowx, March tit—While the fer-
ryhoot Goodspeed was crossing the river at
East Hadrian: she was struck by a heavy
body of ice and crushed. Shit sank in 15
feet of water. All mogsrsl aboard es-
ups-d.
Edison's Loss Ovevrstlmlated.
SCBEXEC‘YAIIT. X. it, lint-h tit—Tbs
loss that has been reported as ilustained by
the Eliseo General Electric company has
been overestimated. It will not earned
7-11.01”.
PROSPECTS FOR WHEAT.
Indications Vary In llll'breaxt [localities
la the West.
Curcsoo. March th—Jleporta from the
principal wheat growing states show that
in Illinois the appearances are decidedly
against a lull crop. but it is plrubable that
a few weeks will improve the outlook.
Judging by , .. ‘
half of the reports indicate a condition 1!)
per cent below an average.
in indiana the general condition is re-
ported at fair. which means a little below
to avenge.
The condition in Ohio is mulch ahead of
that in Illinois and Indiana. More than
imlf of the correspondents report the out-
look as good and that the crop appears to
have come through the winter in line
shape.
In Michifia the mndition is similar to
that in Ohio. hall of the counties reporting
the outlook as good.
Kentucky’s general condition is fair. it
has been damaged in some counties by
herring and thawing.
In Missouri thecoudition isw hardly fair.
Duly one-fourth report the comliuon M a
lull avenge. Generally speaking, the rat-1y
sown fields are good. Into sown fields are
of doobtlnl condition.
In Kansas and Nebraska the condition is
lair to good. while in lows the condition is
nearly an average.
In Wisconsin the snow cattle early and
kept the plant mversd all winter. In sum
places where the snow has melted the con-
zillion appears to be lair.
laid Ila llad Faun-t ‘nib's Ark.
Bax Function. March it. ~>Father .l. .l.
Ronri. the Armenian print!v who a low
months ago created a sensation by a mi
ante description of his alleged dismvery
of Koch's ark on the summit of Mount Ar»
eras. was declared insane and committed
to Nap. alyltlln. Nonri is a Syrian. a
priest of the Russian church. who has
traveled widely in the (Menu. lie IUIII,
with apparent reluctance. him story at the
secret oi Ararat and of his finding the ark
Ihrottdsd with snow. and advanced the
theory that the decaying prayers had been
arrested by the extreme cold oi the atoms
at that elevation. thrl haalstely
rayed grrst mental wellness. and is
mustantly talking about the tub.
Ihada Island‘s lbs-mills ‘l’t‘ebst.
Peovinsxca. listeh it -—a horrific.“
tbstroocralit-partylsadersirasbeldbere.
at which the following stats‘tiekst forths
April slsstlou was practically lair-d opus:
limes-w. David B. baker. Jr. North
Mouton; lieutenant Wk. Dalton I.
Young. Newport; secretary or an“, John
I. Ilslsroan. Wooasneket; littornay gen.
ml. Chance 1‘. Aldrich. mm
sectbsrof Motor liaison W. Aldrich; gen.
It'll trsaaarsrnitbsr Theater Spencer of
Warwick or Jobs 0. Perryofiliouth Kipp
ion. The ltrpuhllesas have not ystaussd
upon their ticket.
”dd-— la
la ls‘l’ae Instr For Ill-ska.
clam. Ills. llareh Ike-i Prairie-t
Harrison and party have arrived
vsrpsel.asatsil the Illinois
TO GUS SPAIN FOR DAMAGES.
Ibo Americas Female lall (Slab Isa
While-tedious“
Saw You. lurch lIt-Jl’hs a
ttory of rough tsestmut at the band. of a
Cuban mob. Bruckner says the Cabana
not only attacked the women and ton of
their clothing. but that they tore down the
American fisg which the club carried and
destroyed it. ‘ .
The riot took place at Almendares, Cuba,
larch 5, where the female hassballhta
were playing the Cuban Baseball club.
Manager Bruckner says a crowd o! 10.0!»
people had assembled to see the game. and
that 05,000 in money. representing the gate
receipts. was stolen.
Aatwr'a Filo Ilotal Opened.
NEW YORK. March lh—The opening of
W. W. Astor’s magnificent hotel, the
Waldorf, wasarrgalafiair. The first night
of the building's public recognition was
devoted to the cause of charity, a concert
being given in the main restaurant for the
benefit at St. Mary's Free Hospital for
Children. under the directorship of Walter
Damrosch. Kate McNesrney. 23 years old,
the wardrobe woman of thebotel, fell down
the elevator shaft from the eleventh story
to the cellar while Mrs. Astor's charity ball
was in progress. Miss Mch‘earncy stopped
from the elevator on the eleventh floor, but
berdressgot entangled with the elevator
door and before it could be disentanglod
the machine shot upward before the
had been closed. The woman fell -
ward down the shaft to the cellar. She
was instantly killed.
Chas-plea Cerhsts's Latest Talk.
Gammon. Ills, March I5.-lll an luv
terriew Champion Corbett said: "I think
that Mitchell proposes to fight. Ilia moo
isupandifhe failatoshow bemsansht -
nose. I will certainly claim the forfeit. if
Jackson wishes to fight me seven lllOi. ha
Win I‘ll: "W if.”
vs
and
Tl‘hl ‘WAR‘E
WINNBMIM
“pantomime
T. 8. llllNAL‘lISIIN,
South Norwalk. “o
é‘rovsm >
ammo out in “slow
Pickled omen
monomers.
Hunt & Zelufi
I8 Washington Street.
“Man wants but little
here below, but wants
that little—"
B-L
Tobacco.
Because
there isn’t it
heartburn or a
headache in a
barrel of it!
after] meet Mitchell. the original , , '
tion is still before him to accept. As for
the proposition of the Buffalo club. 1 am
perfectly willing to have my fight with
Mitchell take place in Bufialo, and suggest
that the name of that club he added to the
list mentioned in the articles of agree-
ment." Corbett also said hehaddecided
thatheshould train for the light on the
farm of Will J. Davis at Willowdale, not
tar from Chicago.
Arrested For Practicing a ‘I'rtak 0a...
Crxcraxarl. March ll — Simon Isaac
Frnkeictsin. rabbi of the Jewish church on
Iangwortb street. was arrested, charged
with practicing a trick game. Michael
Berkan. a Polish Jew, avers that the rabbi
gave him a divorce decree for a. After
getting this church divorce Barkers re~
, ‘and‘ ’ ‘tollvowithhiswife
again [is wentback totberabbi and
asked for the uneasy. 'l'hsrabblrsfusod to
return the money. but oflered to marry the
couple again for another 8.
Fast-aster Va- COIt's Warning.
New Your. March lit—Postmaster \‘nn
(‘ott makes the following statement: “A
swiodlar is traveling through the west
falsely pretending to represent the United
States subscription agency. on Broadway.
New York. receiving subscriptions for
trade and other newspapers published in
Philadelphia. New York and other cities
There is no such agency at the above ad.
dress. and all mail matter directed to it is
sent to the dead letter once as fictitious."
The Itswtor Can Still Preach.
eruzw. N. .l.. March 15.-—-'l‘hs Rev.
J. B. Jennings. rector of the Episcopal
church, who has been accused by his par-
ishioners of lntemperance and who was or-
dered by the diocese to vacate his odlee. has
obtained a writ ot oertiorsri from the su-
preme court which annuls the committee's
order pending his hearing before the court.
Ila can now continue to ofliclatc in hit
church.
Organising to Fight the less Tracks.
leakl. N. J.. March lbw-A call has
been issued by the Pltisens' league to the
pastors of Newark churches to send rwpro
sentatives to a «invention of the league.“
which a permanent city and county or-
pulsatiou will be edscted. The object of
the league is to induce thedomlnant politi-
cal partissto nominate candidates known
tobsadversstotbaracstrackaodkindrwi
measures. __
ya. out Itoavs! asoslsstos.
New Your. March l5.-~AI. a meeting of
up stockholders of the Elmira. Cortland
sad bicrtbsrn railroad company the old
heard of directors was minted. with the
exception that A. M. IIaht-e takes the place
of 'l'. W. lluntcn.
Faring the Way For Purchase.
Benoit. lisrch lax-The legislative cobra;
mitt-o oa railroads have agreed upon a
tenthsrlss the lloatou and later. or the
Bestnassdhswsiirailroadtoleaseorpuo
shes-shamed. frsaeblss earl many of
Makes an every-day cont/culture of an
old-lint: luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with snupnlous (are. llighd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large pies. Avoid
ilations— and insist on having the
‘ NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULS. Syracuse. N. Y
cl: ly
Ilflllll Hill IIS
afrwds and oswlll he startled at the unrx
m3” lb’ll will reward your dons “'e
. lively have the best business to olrr an agent
if: caa be cloud on the (ace of this earth.
- MM an.
El. easiyaadhouorahly made sad paid to
«tan-11nd- ?! mes. women, boys.
0. . oa
lax-any idea of. The
make money faster at work for
...,-" .. ”our.“
asdlastraetioasso ta 1- n.
that file trots "or start. Tbs-swim take
bold or the business mp the advantage the!
arises iron the wood reputation oi one oi the
olden, most successful. and largest publishing
houses In America. caesium canelftir profits
t businessmen handsome y ielda
A? the seer-ed y adiyioaad myth:
realise their great at or. nose w
t it lad exactly as we tr i there. There “plenty
groom for a few more workers. and we urge
theralo be u at user. It you are alread em-
ployed. bat are a few spare moments. aw wish
to use threw to advs'gagr. their it‘d" us‘al one,
for this it our mus v am rmir
lure bfivurrrail. (llama.
I nsrtiru
Tint! O
rat or
(70 . no: So. soc. Augusta. ls
Lnxipmi
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGORATFS
Till SYSTEM.
lln lure Aches.
In time Restless Days,
in lime Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion flow takes the place of despair; your
daily duties hemmo a delight and Lilo ll
lay.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
LUNG - SUBTHER.
Ask your neigh or about it.sml it but lully
satisfied Inquire at ills-
Bily Brug Store,
R WASHIXGTOX S11. .90. NORWALK.
Or at
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
XORli'ALK. C'I'.
“ Perfect”
Flour.
Dibble & Comstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
flour. It lso better flour than
Jones’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more bread 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 243 lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys 5 lbs
Price low,
Quality high.
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nibble &. Bumstock’s.
DR. F. w. DARMER.
I’illl‘l‘ OFFICE IIIFILDISG.
South Norwalk.
('rmli.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled rtntl ltxtrartwl without pain.
(frown and Bridge Work.
DIRT NET 0? “I'll?" "N RED RUBBER.
$8 $8
No better made no matter how murh you pay.
Teeth extracts-d without pain. . his:
ruse. \‘ltillrnl Mr or Arophrnr).
Teeth cleaned, . . _ , lfr
Teeth tiller with Amalgam. . . .‘ttv
Tenth fillet with Platinum. - . :5:
Teeth tiller with fluid. - ILII) and up
All Work Basra-teed.
Dikeopeuirornl a... until D st. in.
lutrsw lie. is Washington at. on ly
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E. G. lllllUNSBN
licensed Phantom.
l. M.WH oyt-
Dmss. Chemicals
Fancy Toilet Articles.
will deny ate-oat to
null.
Physieisas' Prescription s specialty.
E. G. TOMLINfiON.
HOREAES“!
immense and
Wall Home.
no the Beef!
EpilnrrisSaieGo
aeeessors to I. C. Harris a Ca.
oars-rat. amass.
it Sudhury St. Boston. lass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
A ND
lliPflSll WORK Of All KlllllS.
mm in use. Always pre?
serve their contents.
l5tl sold in Lynn. Mass“ since that great fire
when a; of our sales were subjected to intense
butt. presm in; their contents.
CHAMPIUX RECORD also in ih
Chit-a J Fire in 18‘”. in the Great BOSEOEK::
in] . and in all the great tires since. firm
tor eirculars. Agents wanted. s3 lam
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
ii ET‘T i; E 3;
NEW YORK
AND
80th Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
Till-I I‘HOI’EI.LERS
(lily of Norwalk
ASK)
EAGLE
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.u ”dun-mac
Will lean- Her :1. E. ii" lice
New York. at I) p. m. ' krnan "m‘
"More Norwalk hp. m.: South Norwalk Gil;
. In.
Weight received from 7 n. In. in 5 p. m.
P am up gllvatlrm to airs-tits llit.‘ tilt of Nur-
Wltl luul .nlflu- will be uni for spec nl intent
{rt-lulu rmyw to” in New York or lie vicinity.
"Hill persons are imhl-l trusting any of
the ruiplnyrsuf tin-laminar title lino on It'
mmntu theownsraillcn-uf. s27
ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHED STONE.
General Commit: mirror
Business a Smith).
F. M. Pierce,
liar in. 1th I Mr 240.le
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Nerwsllm .
0. Dell”! l. 80"
”mull. ll. mam.
ii bummer It. to. limit
27 Isle tout smut.
rams, Wenonah
ICE CREAM.
cm: ““73”“
BRENiiilii’E
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Norwalk Chronicler