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sflbduracy and
Low Prices. '
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Pickled Oysters.
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nun. liliillillll t co.
m mm at. erosion.
«com me. _ _ ‘ m
' belugprceent. Asatthe
fer, Kyle and Al-
len, despite the
factthattheyhave
Mao given com—
mittee chairman-
ships by the ma
jority. were not
recognised as be-
. lug Democrats.
and were not in-
vited to attend.
The caucus ad-
jmmedatium,
hingduringthsfonrhoursofitsseasion
tothe determination tcnominatethe
“voodoo: The ticket sonomiaatsd
5mm of William flex {of North
‘Caroiina ,' anes—represcn '9. Wm
tmy ofths estate: Richardil.Brlght of
Indiana. es-eergvaut-atarma. arm
“are; Rev. W. Ii. Milbnrn, presentchap-
his of the bones of repressntati'fl. "10
w of the mate.
mlt was not reached without a
‘ debate. for there was a consid-
mablsdement of the party that opposed
‘ the idea of doing anything that would be a
Md the precedents of tilt” senate
sad nmwoppoaltionon t eparto
Manage Controlled by the Callus.
Notlrucwaaflxad forthe presuitationof
the necessary resolutions in the senate, and
they may be deferred or may come up for
action. A leading member of the commit»
tea stated that the chief reamwhythe
/ meostookthis course was to getridof
' the ill unitieaof candidates and to en-
. able senate to go about its regular
work. The nominations made were adopt—
‘sd with unanimity.
The patronagsWof the senate under the
clients agreed upon was considered for
enlisting-eds list agreedupon of the
employees of blican faith who will be
retained. Al the Democrats havebeeu per
Iliad to have certain employees. the ile-
publleaos will. of course. be given the same
privilege. The patronsge.however. instead
' of being under the control of the onions,
‘will be parceled out by the party caucus.
After the caucus was over one of the
leading members of the Democratic com-
mittee said that it was the intention of the
party to make the attempt to elect the
nominees.
The Republican senators about the Cap-
itol look upon the action of the caucus aea
declaration that the Demos-rats "1:31: to
*halglrateacontfiovert organ ton,
. 3" and they will hold another caucus toda-
eide upon their plan of campaign. 4 One
‘ Republican senator who took a prominent.
part in the last caucus said that the lie-
publleaos would not stand idly by and see
. the prmdcms of the senate violated with
out a protest, and intimated that if the
Datum” punipitated a contest there was
no telling when it would and.
Ir. Olmlaad ea Iepousm. :
Waaurxoros. larch ra—Ji'hc preddenr
tookeecasloutodedue hispositionouncp
otlam. One caller presented the name of
aeoodltusut who wanted a government
. Retold linolevslaud mp1].
.plleaat was a mood Democrat. I e —
low. and. furthermore. a relative of the
hiwasea-Bpsaksr'l’homaslllteedmho
hate I interview with the presi~
. ht. he did more than pay his re—
”he“ to aaysowhen he came
ll-Ienreilleglaslastassa.
Wamuoros. larch tit-Rom a.
hastaksnformalchsrnofhisof—
.adateot general.
fill Ila in t departure“ more
of manyof
chm. these nasaswtllha
saddlusasdefbamvsaeycaasa
sf removal era take-no. Vsryarachot
‘" “town." “"‘iflt’: "iii?
wail takanop so t
tlmsbsfasthewevkofmk-
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use ‘l'ewa of rascal-re. ma, varies by a
(treat Catastrophe.
larcnriaw. March air-Fill destroyed
the Rector flooring mill. and in an explo-
sion of mysterious origin that followed
nearly every business house in the village
was wrecked. Many persons were badly
hurt by flying bricks and timbers. The
damage to the mill istl.000.000.toother
pmpeny ammo.
John Corrie. head miilwright. late of
Waterloo, N. Y.. was instantly killed.
It is estimated that room worth of gla-
was destroyed in the town. lions. in
Litehlleld were shaken from their founda-
tions. It is believed that asparkfrom a
passing locomotive ignited the dust in the
mill and caused the explosion. .
When the fire started the citizens were
awakened by the ringing of tire bells. and
before many of them could divas they were
stunned by the shock of the explosion and
the next moment found the walla of their
homes falling upon them.
The explosion shook the earth over a
wide area. while the atmospheric cottons-
siou was felt as far as Decatur, a distance
of do miles.
The large elevator standing immediately
across the Wabash track west of the mill
containing 250.!!!) bushels of wheat was
quickly in flames. and together with its
valuable contents was burned to the
ground. Ten or 12 cars of wheat atamlin
on the house track were reduced to ashes. "
The mill was the property of Keeler Bros;
of St. Louis. lts capacity was comb-mi. * seem to confirm the report. Mr. Morgan's
of flour daily.
General MsnagerSmith says the amount business would take him out of this courr
of insurance carried on. the mill. elevator try at this time.
and contents was about 1350.000.
The (loan of Carlyle lldrrfs.
NEW YORK. March Zl—lt is the intention ported miuiou on the other side of the we.
of Carlyle HarrisI friends to secure. if pcav
sibie. a hearing before the governor. at
which shall appear all of Harris‘ new wit,
neases. who shall themselves state to him .
what they know. if anything. about Helen i
Potts Harris. Harris' friends also desire.
they say. that Diiworth Choote shall be
present. to be confronted by Miss Jackson.
whose affidavit was rebutted by one of his
own and who has since declared that
Choatc. in his affidavit. misrepresented
what she said to him. Choatc is now in
Chicago. Letters are pouring in upon llowe
dz fluorine] and upon Mrs. Harris proffer-
ing aid and advice. The condemned man
may be taken to Sing Sing today.
The Ann Arbor Case.
Tourno. March zl—The courtroom was
packed at the examination before Judge
Ricks of the eight men charged with din
regarding his mandate in the Ann Arbor
case. Foreman Bereden of the Lake Shore.
although called as a witnem by the cam-
plalnaut. testified that Judge Ricka' ordor
had not been read to the defendants until
after they had resigned their positions on
refusing to handle Ann Arbor freight.
Railway Situation luau-raging.
Ntw You. liarch aLChanncey hf.
Depew when-skull regarding the general
railroad situation said: “The railway situa-
tion for the spring and summer looks suffi-
ciently encouraging to dinpel the gloom
which at present hangs over the minds of
the railroad investor. The country in full
of business and the relations of railways to
each other cast of Chicago are better than
they have been for five years.”
Condition of llr. Maekay.
San Fussmco, March 23.—~John' W.
lsckay's attending physicians suited that
Mackay is resting easily and is very much
improved in every way. They also state
that his condition has not been considered
alarming at any time. though some of the
published accounts seemed to indicate that
t it was.
Foreigners Against )lelaod.
New Your, March 22—0. 1-1 Braille-non.
vice chairman of the London committin- of
bondholdern. called upon General Furie-
ald and gave assurance that the English
security holders would warmly cooperate
with any American movement to oust A.
A, licked from the position of receiver.
The Kilian Printers' Home.
Pmurmrnn. March film-A meeting of
the wmlnittee which is engagmi in raising
funds for a library for the molds-Dress]
Home for Palm Printers at Colorado
springs was held in this city. Enough
money Ira-been secured lopnrcbase about
can volumes.
The Big leather Con-bias.
Boston. March n—m big leather com'
bine which has been fast caning to a focus
culminated in the formation in this city of
a $03!!)me syndicate. The members of
the trust are leading leather men of New
York and lie-too.
Theatrical meta—u Mead.
le Your. "stellar-Customs afleials
have vised fill trunks uvntainlog «Homes
belonging to an Italian opera enrnpany.
brought here by Abbey. fichoaflel and
(lien. on suspicion that they contained do.
tlahls articlea
2a. Auwaetky cues settles.
macaw, March sa—qmu werkeof
bickering the invader-tea of 'l'hovns As;
worthy. who abscooded while city treas-
urer. have efleeted a settlement. They
turned into the city treasavya cheek for
wisdom. _..~
In. Hull'- m
Wamsom. Harsh lwlgr. Batotll,
will not make as «more tripwvstna
he been raperted.bat will attend the
log of the World’s fair espodtioata
machete! capacity of World's fair eon
mi-loaer.
Mom-“m
Tram. lferet “earpl- Ityaamko
thatwavacrn‘sd
‘MWIWHM
tbafal
ll
“titty midway-3m
a
“bucket“
ins-um
w
mamas-van. an L
Is lie Going to London to Ne-
gotiate a Loan? }
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OPUIOI 01‘ WILLIAM L BTBOIG.
s
Horses: reams. n r- stat-d. Has 30".}
Authorised to em aao.ooe.ooe ra naaac
by the Government—Tbs Report General ‘
ally Credited In wan am» elm-a. {l
N" Ytpta. March 21-lt was reported '
from an authoritative source that J. Pier- .
pout Morgan. who sailed on the Majestic}
today. goes on an important mission for
the government. It la stated thathe has .
been authoriled to negotiate a loan of “0.3
000,000 in gold.
The report is apparently well founded;
Mr. Morgan was in Washington last week
and held a long conference with Secretary
of the Treasury Carlisle.
Of course neither Mr. Morgan nor the
secretary of the treasury could beeapscted
to say anything for publication on the sub-
ject. Even if it be true that Mr. Morgan
is going to London for the purpose slated
none of the treasury officials would ad-
mit it.
However, there are many things that
friends say that only the mostiruportaut
"I suspect." said Colonel William 1..
Strong. president of the Central National
bank. to a reporter. "that Mr. Morgan's re-
ter is only a shrewd guess on the part. of
some of the boys in Wall street. 1 am one
of those who believe it is true that he is go
lug over to negotiate a loan for the govem
meat, but I have no authority for saying
so. I heard the report in our book. It
came from two different sources.
Iv. Morgan la a Shrewd Isa.
“Mr. Morgan is not. a man tolet his right
hand know what his left hand isdoiug in a
financial transaction. and naturally in a
matter of this kind he would not be justl-
fled in sayinganything. Secretary Carlisle
is also very close mouthed. so i do not see
how any one in financial circles can claim
to have any official information on the sub- _
jeet. But i am inclined to think that the
information regarding Mr. Morgan's mis-
sion on the other side is reliable.
"Several weeks ago there was some talk
of the treasury department issuing 050.000;
”of l per cent bonds. That was before
the administration changed hands. it was
reported at that time that Mr. Morgan
oflered to negotiate the whole inane for
Secretary l-‘oster. it was understood that
Mr. Morgan had several conferences with
Secretary Foster on the L: ‘ l have
reason to believe that this is true. for one
ortwo friends of Mr. Morgan told me as
much.
“it is therefore reasonable to assume, if
the treasury department has decided now
to issue the bonds. that. Secretary Carliale
will take up the matter where Secretary
Foster left off and make Mr. Morgan the
medium of the transaction.
"When the aulijrcl was lint mentioned
I believe arrangements were made to dis
pose of bonds on the other side on a basis
of ill; and 3}; per cent. I believe Mr. Mor-
gan would have no difficulty in placing the
bonds on that basis inlay."
A Priest Missile:-
Snanv Slur. N. .l.. March an“. resi-
dents of this village an worried over the
disappearance of the Rev. Father Patrick
Duffy. rector of the t'bnrch a the finned
Heart. Father Daily went to New York
Wednesday last, and nothing has been
heard of him since.
The l'mI-lenl'a Sew Rule.
New Ymrx, March nv—Thc Press aayar
“It has just leaked out that President
Clevcinml has notified the members of his
cabinet that they must make on appoluv
mute until the names of those selected to
same oilicea have teen submitted to and
approved by him."
A Paula-ad law Arrested.
Thor. N. 7.. March 22 ~(Tharles Quinn.
who was pardoned last December by Gov-
ernor Flower after having served 6 of a I)
years' sentence for arson. was arrested
while in the act of burglarising a cigar
Me.
New leasatI-na la Ilsa-ea.
Tonia. Marching The lunalle investi-
gation is Ilr-vclupmg new neusatinua every
hour. if the testimony thus far givsnla
true. both Republicans and l’opulilte made
bundling a busiuera during the paatwlnter.
The law-at in Your Teen.
Orrawa. larch nwilaamotinn to non.
earl Mr. Osborne for mrarks made in par-
liarsentonthe home rule bill the .40er
meet was nominal by at majority. the
lowest in four years.
AOD'iad Without ltlasewt.
Booms. larch Elwin the senate the
hours order to lave-stints the New York.
New flares and Hartford railroad was
adopted without dissent.
Two Intaiipan leapttala.
Rsamm. i’a, ital-eh lewo
have been opened have for the aeeovnmcda-
tlea of unallpoa patients. it is thought
the dlsvass is under control.
Chivalry“ Iiaweesta.
il'r. Patio. ifsreh awnyam of alto
”thousatepavasdthessaatebilleatsad»
legfall stringent sileiactioaata linen
satatawsvaea.
annulment-glass.
law You. arrow-cumulus.»
'AM to as
on“ w
humorous.
timeouts. not. Hana nun P.-
Ibavt.aaaadertahsref liaflst.
walestntiykillsdbyavtag tro-
listener.
amine”
mmnsbrawdivisswhsssila
llvwsa to lasso tart. has have as-
‘W‘“
MB. 0| l I I.
Y Holman.
- Chinese, who
omnanmu~msnr It!
.mmam fits
a out as: Invasion.
Lire Hundred e! he. Are aa‘l'hefr Way
t to his (ion-try.
Marsh fl—l'lvs hundred
were landed lam week. are
causing the health authorities of Qua.
agveat deal of anxiety. it is
smallpox has broken out among them,“
lftheChinessars allowed toeomeherathe
plagnawill bssurs to spread. Thruw-
mess are bound for Eastern Canadmuwhere
in few of them will probably remain. but
the great majority. of them have their deav
titration in the United States. where they
have friends. It is well understood that
the Colonials will be dropped at different
points along the line of railway and smug-
gled across the lines into the states.
The principal points exposed are Roasts
Point. Port Edward. Cape Vincent and
Ogdsnaburg. while some of them will go
into New Brunswick and attempt to cross
into Mains.
rive People Found In a lien.
81'. loam. Ho. hiarch fl—A farmer
residing south of this city was duck hunt»
ing on sand bar. when he discovered a
large dry goods boa floating with the cur-
rent. lie hauled the box to the shore and
broke it open. The investigation disclosed
the box was filled with dead bodies in an
advanced state of decomposition. the re-
mains being so badly decomposed that
identification was impossible. Coroner
Reynolds made an investigation and found
the remains more those of four men and
one woman. and appearances indicated that
they have been murdered.
.' 'r 7. .-
Itltavla Island Politics.
Pronounce. March 22‘s: the Repair
iiean convention D. R. Brown of Provi-
dence was nominated for governor and k
8. Allen of llopkinton for lieutaiant gov-
ernor. M. W. Ball of Middleton was
nominated for congress in the First and A.
B. Capron of Smithileld in the Second dis-
trict. The Democrats nominated Daniels.
Baker, Jr.. of North Kingstown for gov-
ernor, Dalton E. Young of Newport for
lieutenant governor. and for congress Aus-
tin lupbam of Warwick and Charles ii.
Page of Rocheeter in the First and Second
districts respectively.
The Wonderful 'I'slantegraph.
Caicaoo. March ta‘An exhibition of
Professor Elisha Gray's telsutograph was
given in the Home insurance building.
The telautogrsph enables one to transmit
instantaneously by wins a facsimile of his
handwriting to a distance. An ordinary
pen or pencil is employed. As it moves a
pen at the other end ofths line moves ‘-
mnltaneously and forms the words and
letters in precisely the same way. What-
everiswrittcnatoneand of theilneiare-
produced in facsimile at the other and.
Anti—Pinkerton Ill! Panel.
Ramona. March 21—h the hours
the bill regulating the appointment of
r ' ‘deputies. ‘ ‘ or poll by
sheriffs. mayors and other persons author
feed bylaw to make such appointments
and making it a misdemeanor for persons
to exercise the function-of such ofleers
without authority. was passed finally.
The measure is known as the anti-Pinker-
ton bill.
lay Reach a Crisis 800-.
Prmouno, March fl—Ths great strike
by tho Monongahela river coal miners.
which has been wagedso bitterly and at
such tremendous cost on both sides for the
past seven months, may reach a crisis on
Thursday morning. At that time a con-
vention of miners will beheld at Mononga-
heltt City. when there willlhe an important
conference on the strike situation.
“an...“ a- '
Shot and Killed re Robber.
Svoorrnenl'no. Pa, March u—iiiram
Kistler, proprietor of a general store hem
was awakened by the ringing of his burg-
lar alarm. Ho seized his rifle and seeing a
man taking goods from the store. lied and
killed the rubber. The latter'a two com—
panions ran away and escaped. The dead
man is not known lure. and there was
nothing on him to lead to his identity.
nes- leeeivwra' (fertile-tea.
Pluubllll’llla. March arr-2n). receivers
of the Reading applied to Judge Dallas for
power mid?“ receivera‘ certificates, The
mg. as t was too important a matter
to decide hastilyend referred the matter to
. mforlnvestigatloa. The amonntde
sired to he issued was moon
(‘npmtla‘t mull“
ilarmroso. March a-Jl'he senate voted
10w? to indefinitely postpone theect rs-
pasting thentirailroad pessact of!”
and passed the act delivering unclaimed
hodiaa to Yale indies! school. The bulrev
peeling the death penalty for murder was
"W without debate.
Ila-til 0' In the [large 0.0a.
New You. Much ale—Surveyor George
W. Lyon received orders from
an “me Thom
aati laborer-employed about thsbniidlsg
willbsthe ones to snifevnnder the new
roar law "and fee tread.
W
“aimless-ear. 7
In ten, t‘. arr-
leer. the well area we...
Mamauwkfibfl.
WW
We tar-“urn“:m
etc- fihufiw“ ..
Wm on
meow
BUPB or var. mucus.
louse Very Amusing listakas lads by
Uptake".
’l‘hatisa queer and most embarrassing
hculty which we all possess at some time
‘ in our lives—of meaning one thing and say-
W that i another.
on rstbcrdapper young man was in-
troduced to u very distinguished lady. he
bolted low and raid:
“1 think. madam, you have had the plea»
on of meeting me before."
such mistakes are very frequented the
platform of the amateur performance. A
regular attendant at these places noted the
following absurd mistakes. some of which
were either until-anal by the audience or
supposed to be the proper thing in the
proper place. A charming young lady thus
rendered a climax in a celebrated poem: .
“Go. your liver loves." said Cromwell.
“Curfew shall not ring tonight."
in another recitation the reader “clasped
to her heart the throbbing boy."
An orator made an unexpected enact by
thus reversing matters. "lie pets at wounds
who never felt a scar."
The pet of the family. having been duly
instructed in his part. goes on the platform
and begins boldly:
i wish i had a little pat
To this him on the head.
This is equaled by a’lrcent small hero
who. with all the confidence in the world,
approached the audience and began:
Under the spreading blacksmith tree
The village chutout stands.
A confusion of memory canned an elocuo
tionist to change a line of Barbara l-‘reitchis
rather surprisingly:
When Lee marched over the garden wall.
—Detroit Free Press.
lle Understood.
The “hfuel”-—Wbat that fool nigger doin
with knowledge books?
_ . .5} ‘
Professor Kimmy—See dab. you lunk
head muel, dish ycr'a readin wet jackass”
doan’ understan
The ".‘luei'lwilu. limbs-an! Don't no
dentnntl. all! \Yt-ll. well. well! Raise.
m‘mlilmv?
fave-w-
".nriir M‘l'illl Its,"
~Scrlbner'a ”spline.
rte-mattered».
Anarn instanccofthoalm leityof
allttlanmo letoldbyalady nwhoas
family the lived for several years.
Wheahewaaaboot‘l old.hswsaaet
table-lumbar: epsillognbook.
Hestoneebscsmetntwested watching
araeahrtwesoaernailboysndokll'athev
W bedtime camber-laden“ laid
aids the lookout bk aim“ ‘ ol'
feilsvwiddemovriaaeyvs" tobvgivu
'hattted’lia t mhlcsaety
n. um ’i- idlin- enth'l Dom:
“datum
W4» steamy“!
~wailrm to us no va-
Whom
wroom for a few more workers. and
ninth? W wu‘rw
\ \ "
“indium
Sure as Sunrise ..
the best chew
is
Tobacco.
Gives solid comfort
. with every plug.
South Norwaik. ‘li
lfllllfllllli
~—AN'D——-
mus ALL Pam AND INVIGORATES
me SYSTEM.
in lime Aches,
llo lime Restless Days.
No More Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfectlllgea-
tion Hope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become in delight and Life:
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
LUNG - SOUTHER.
Ask your neigb‘ or about it. end if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
City llrug Store,
5: WASHINGTON $11.
Or of
c. A. Gregory 8t 00..
NORWAltK. CT.
not.“ Best!
“ Perfect”
.‘SU. SOHWALK.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large pies. Avoid
lotions-«and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bmni.
IERRELL 8t SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
o1! ly
Flour.
Dibble & Comstock have now
in store a. car 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 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 245 lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys S lbs.
Willi Hill [IS
a fewda and will be startled at the urn \'
peeted sagas thathiil reward your dons \\ r
positively have the best business to oder an rpm
that can be found on the face or this arm.
“I.” profit on .15.” worth ssfhualneas in
bet easilyandhonorably made h and paid to
he of Del. women. boys girls in our
em . You can make money last-r at work for
as $3 have any idea of. The business in an
easy to are. and instructions aoelmplr anuplain.
that slimmed from the start. who take
hold of the has-ores nap the advan that
arises from the sound reputation of one of the
, most successful. sad largest publishing
houses In America. Sedan- for oarseif the prolta
ibatthebaslasaseoresdlly aadhaadsonrely yielfi.
All beglaaevs saerved graadly. and more than
realise their at expectations. Those who
it Ind exactly as we tell them. "their tspleaty
I!
the-lobe a at once. If you are alrvad ear.
. bet vs a he spare moments. «John
are thus to Idvutage. then write as at one,
I
treat
by return mail. II.
I}: l (30.. Box No.00. Aagaata. ls
duh
I3 SHOE all‘hir.
”mu“
*8
if"
'l'ry ,
Price low,
Quality high.
—~-———. use
Dibble &. Bumstoci's.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
I'US'I‘ "I‘I'ICIZ Ill‘llillllb'li.
South Norwaik.
(Mun.
Painlessiylilentistry
Tutti tilled and Ettrartul without pain.
t'rmvn out bridge Work.
“Iii? 8121' lll‘ ‘I'l'ill‘l’ll "N ltllll lilillllllt.
$8
$8
No hotter made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth catractad without pain. ‘ tax-
tUaa. Vitlilrnl Air or Arophcnet.
Teeth cleaned. ‘ - - - 7a:
Teeth filled with Amalgam. . » {at
Teeth mm: with Platinum. - ~ .5
Tewilt illlrvl with “old. - till) and up
All Work flaaraaired.
We open from I a. at. until a p. -.
luirance No. i: Washington at. "a is
E. B. TOMLIN$0N
licensed Pharmacist.
l. M. Hoyt.
Drugs. Chemicals
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Fancy Toilet Articles.
ilsvina purchased the Drug Mainte- of i. ll.
nay . respectful solicits share-sf the i»
' I sadl’wlll do my Mint-t unis.
hyslelaaa' Preeeviyileas a flperialty.
Buadstersfimss and
Work Hones.
tr win-mom Street.
ROME
Successors to ii. 0. lei-rte t Ce.
CAPITAL. 3:50.000.
it Sudhury 8t. Boston, liter.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
' Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors,
AND
DEPOSIT Wilflli 0i All KINDS.
The Best Safes in the World?
”0.000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
1!!) said in Lynn. Nana. since that at
a here 50 of our Baffin lvrrr: subjected 5:11:an
Lent. preserving their contents.
wounngmx RECORD also in the Great
f hil'flg’) hm in 1871. in the Great Boaton Fire
lb 157;. and in all the great tires since. Sena
for circulars. Agents wanted. 61h
' out an iéiiable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight . Line
llETlVEEN
NEW YORK
AND
80th Norwalk
AND
Norwaik.
THE i‘iilli’EliliERS
City of Norwalk
AXI)
EAGLE
N
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a «val
Will have Pier :1. 1-2. it. (lice-hush street
New York. at 5 p. m.
lravo Nurvvalk 6 p. in.; South Norwalk “I:
p. m.
Freight received from T a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon up niication to agents the (fit of Nov-
wais and logic will be pen! for spot: lots at
freight anyw W” in New York or its vicinity.
Willi wrwna are forbid flit-flog all of
the omphnymot the boats of this line enac-
counto the owners thereof. #7
ALL SIZES or” 1
BRUSHEB STONE.
General Comm: aniline!
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
itor 74:. Moth I: - ital
Nr-ruaiaJmnu.’ p» Macaw"?
insomnia“
lions-sore, to (i. ll. Della.
it Institutes It. to. Mill
ll Isis Street tcmil.
first-class
Balers. cowards.
lCE CREAM.
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mmreriamovrv.
leaawessaaelveadytvkaalama
)0 hi I m eraser.
muses. all!
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Norwalk Chronicler