a 1.
Plumbing. torn belles-Fitting.
Tia all mm Ion.
lint Air fleeting.
unfunny-teens or"iwt all was.” “I“
I about NA!“ 81'.
D WENT Blcl The Assembly Ilil Passed. but the In.”
‘ Bill "as lillavl.
World's 133k Strike AllAYlY, April ll.-'l'be special order in
the senate was the bill for the abolition of
capital punishment introduced by Sonata
Smith. The bill was taken up in cont:
mitten of the whole with Senator Aspinall
in the chair.
Senator Smith made an extended speech.
arguing that the infliction of the death
penalty is justifiable only in case of treason
against the state.
Condemnation to hard labor for life, he
said, would really serve no a more eflective
restraint than capital punishment. When
a vote was taken the senate deleeted by a
large vote the attempt to abolish capital
punishment in this state.
Assemblyman Sullivan's hill to the same
ellect, abolishing the death pr ‘:_r, met
with a little! late Alter rem . amend-
ments had been proposed and titled upon.
Mr. Sullivan arose and said he was in
favor of capital punishment if it could he
justly enforced But he found that nearly
every one of the murderers executed were
men who had to have counsel assigned to
them by the courts and were without
money or friends The death penalty was
lor the poor man and not for the rich man.
and therefore he wanted to abolish it.
The bill was finally passed by a vote of—
yens, 56: neys. 29. The bill as passed goes
into eilect Sept 1 next. and under the
present circumstances will not nflord any
relief to Carlyle \t'. Harris.
no earn PENALTY.
‘ ct it
Was a Short One.
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WAIT! mm 1'!
noes ru- m a Day's Pay. and
in“ lane! ”.0 Panto-The Walk
”We! ass I'm Passes to vuu
. them but flay be asst Away.
‘ Ar!“ lip-Til. sound of the
p .the rnepuf the saw and the swirl
Wash brush will be heard ngais
.. in Jackson park and the greal
yeld’e ceiuniblsa exposition will ht
I lay 1. Such was the elect of tbs
' reached last night after a complete
m by the walking delegates, fl' pre
mndifierent trades and over 4.0“
fl. ”Mellon the World's fair grounds
“a mile was inaugurated by the build
"his! mull at the request of the
.(lerputwe' ‘ union This organization
misstated because the World's fair
“In declined to discharge nonunion
m and employ union ones. though
Inset the latter could be had. The strike
It!
likkusdefoontrol to anywnalderabieet
.mudthenrikewasrnoreto show tbs
I." of the carpentersl union than be
“allay grievances
~ 'Illyia themorning the men henna
W at the entrances to the World's fall
but few of them pasted through
“I” lnstead,tbey formedlngroups
"can. a! the eatranwa and as fast as
men approached they were tskeuis
hythepiekete and asked to refrain
going to work. The lmpovtunitieeof
‘ nelkerewere generally succeesluinnd
dye-alimony oi the thousands
d leehaniauployed in the construction
z“ the ”White City” began their daily
“when the whistles blew for the com,
Mater work.
/ unstimetkerewasnoviolenoennd
j the-enmnned themselves to growling
alto-raking stump speeches and were
“to byenlall crowds of workmen.
Atla’eloek half adosendelegntesentered
the adsaad atartedtonsnkentourol
{he During the trip their name
hwnwvreinereased, until there wasa long
" mien oi the men.
he laden. fearing that the men might
guanine“, asked them todisperne.
. orderweenhown to be a wiseone, as
“ntew-tnnmlatersererslof thestrikm
idenewhohed renentlybeenforoedto
‘fltlauaion. These menweve ntwovk
0.! the strikers ordered them to quit.
MM and a small fight was sinned.
. 'l‘eColanrblsngnards cause to stores
.v .enaddrove thertrlkers away
, Mildew-reported tolls Bernhatu
hegavepeeespt orders that all delegates
hand interfering with the workmen or
:m to induce them toqnit work should
b not 0‘ the grounds. This order was
put in tone, and the patrol
WWW May. It also prevented
Mia the grounds.
Probably £01m mt of the trader inter
“unlit get lowest and many men
d “other trades who were not dim-1y
”backed off work to error the
senate! tire trouble. In addition to these
tweet! that most of the nonunion men
M were resdytoantil the
“ewes not speedily settled.
hey leg-steed the strike.
. ”I. gathered about the gates were
and orderly and passed the time In
‘ Ihesltualion. By farthegreatet
tmettle-seemedtortegrettheoutier
walk. While feeling that the fair
had-at kept its word with them
8 a ”they as individual workmen
llaided the Knights.
Put blll'i'llA, April ii —The rooms of
an or animtion known as the Knights oi
the Grand Mogul were raided by the police
in consequence of information that the
club was a cover for a gambling den in
one roorti a dozen men were found engaged
in a game of draw poker, while another
room contained a quantity of liquor. Hee-
lnan Mayer claimed that he was president,
necrettny and treasurer of the Knights.
and that it was a regularly organised club,
but be was held in bail for court. The
others were held in their own recoguinance
to appear M witnesses.
Wurst the Money Themselves.
Jens” Cirr, April ll.—Ths Kewsrk
Methodist conference decided to become an
incorporated smlety. Several persons have
bequeathed mom-y to the Kewnrk confer-
ence. but it could not claim the bequests,
having noiecnl standing. Alisucb mon-
eys went to the parent society at Philadel-
phin, and although the conference admits
getting all it was entitled to the members
say it was tinted out to them in small
sums, to w hicb they object
Identified by llis Beard.
CAllhlnl. Pa. April ll.-—”Chnrley" Sni-
larrls the hnrulnt who shot and killed
Policeman )lar'in on Saturday night. was
arusml at \i'tnchester, Va, by police
Dullmrllii" of this city. At the time of
the murder he wore a lung beard which he
had Arutmverl tr. ilagerstown by a barber,
who ~tLl rt ptrtics of ll here for identifica-
run.
‘lrnulslr- [snarled In Tennessee.
5 wr' tut. April it —lt is quite genes-
ant .1: . rtlwi rlint there Le a possibility for
t r' amine-1:: 'be mining districts in
it re at» the" secret that a ueceml
». ,. .. . Mfr-x vflmt it)“,
= i m l u...mtry nutiloritzes
.. I . math" muck upmthe
ihlfi : ill the mines
,..
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hr.
Trouble For the league.
ligérnv, April ll —Reeeiver Henry W
Putt: l'll vi throttler of the American Pro-
li’fl’ll'e' league has filed his ilrst report I)
ti.» -'lpPl'll)l’ court He says the conduct
oi flit: officers in the care of the money has
not he! tr creditable, their expenditures
have been ertravagant and the allowances
to thrmrelws liberal
Ilrlllalr Women's Ilrnt chance.
ii atinx. April ll —'i'he bill for the en-
frnnchiwernent of women to vote for meni-
hers of parliament passed the second read-
ing in the legislature by a majority ol t' o
alters mos' exciting debate This is the
first time such nvote has been carried in
any part of the British realm.
A Countess tor the Lucas.
Chicano, April ll.-'l'be Countess dt
Bram has arrived in Chicago to open the
priceless disr lay of laces sent totbe World's
fair bylhe liniisn government. Extraor-
dinary precautions have been taken to
guard the display against any possible no
eldent.
lied Canine fluke.
lnlanarotls. April li.-—-A|l the bod
carriers and assistants in the city struck
for an advance from 25 and any tents to
am and m cents Several hundred men
are out, and luvivt that they will not go
back until the advance ls granted.
aye-nature With lie-e Iain.
llarmtserrto. April ll.--'l'he noun-dew
led a resolution expressing approval of the
edortaof the trials people togala local gov-
ernment and conveying to lion. William
I ills-Issue the cordial sympathy“ the
Cal-Illa re.
fie lama into Debate.
lam. April ll.——'l'he house rule do.
betewsneoatlnnvd in the houseoi earn-
mums:- helng sands by Joseph
Chambnrials. Justin Itemyfilr George
Trevslysa and others.
A leeelaa l'ntrtet l‘reteeia.
Saw You. April ll.-The Russian pa
trial, 0 Btepnlak. has written an ”peel
to the American pangs in term the
right at asylum for nsslsn political nt-
lenders
awn-er Menu Issued.
one" linen. l. 1.. April rt.--'l‘he sun-
ner residence of Its. Frank Dickinson of
New Yovkmn lfaakeaset hey. eee Ills
from here. wentetailydestvoyed by fire.
leeeeslea Is Denied. ,
Vancouvva. Ii. 0.. April il.--!'hs at
tens-fly pa Ital insane asters
regarding theses-ates of the male!
British Cote-bis is denied here.
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sitters Y
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”Minus
The Senate Talked About the
Ann Arbor Decision.
PERU WILL “If. WANTED.
lack of a Quorum knocked legislation
and the Charges Against Roach and Pew.
or Warn Laid Over-A lieutenant WI.
Invite to Be a filer-alt.
\l'asmxoron. April ll. —— There was
neither nominations nor confirmations in
the senate. life. Hoar oleted a resolution
empowering the committee on privileges
and elections to ascertain facts relating to
the charges against Senator Roach as
would enable it. to report what are the
powers and duties of the senate in the
premises. Senator Chandler oilered a sim-
ilar resolution as to the charges against
Senator Power of Montana. licth went
over.
Resolutions pmpoeinglnveet igationsdur-
ing the recess into the railroad business
and administration afiairn involved the
senate in a discussion of the recent de-
cision of Judges Taft and Ricks in theAnn
Arbor strike case. Senators Pellet. Gor-
man. Call and Chandler, ell spoke of an
inquiry to ascertain if it were necessary
for the senate lol‘ ' action in behalf of
the workingmen. . .:ttor Sherman spoke
against the resolutions before the senate,
neither of which involved an investigation
at the judicial decision referred to, an
Innkete.
The resolutions finally passed. and then
an attempt was made to have an enecut: '0
session, which was frustrated by Senator
lloar raising the point of no quorum.»
the senate was compelled to adjourn.
the Lieutenant a liar-it.
“'ssittxornv. April il.—.\'em reached
the war department lhnt Lieutenant N. J.
iirunsbatk. Second infantry, who no mys-
teriously disappeared from ben- lavt Same-
day. has been traced to the vicinity of Fort
Sherman. ldabo,wbere he was seen return-
ing to his cabin in the mountainn. wh- re
be had previously lived the life of a hermit
for several \veeka until brought on hen.- for
an investigation into his sanity. He will
be brought back to camp and kept under
strict eurveilance.
I'evvs Regrets It.
“’Aslllh'fi'l'lw, April 11,—L'nited Staten
Minister to Peru Hicks. in a tablegram to
the state department dated Lima. the 9th.
locates the scene of the recent sacking of a
United States consulate at Molleudo. He
says the Peruvian government expresses
regret at the tit-currency. has l’l‘molfll s..e
vubprefect of the department of Mciieudo
and will provide proper reparation for the
loss of property.
lie Will Give a Ills-nor.
Wasmvomx. April ll.~Secretnry flee-
hert will leave here on April 2i for Annap-
olis, where he will board the dispatch bi .t
Dolphin and proceed to the renders-nus at
Hampton Roads. The inilnwinu day he
wail uwemtliuunr on tile Dolphin in the
principal officer-n of the titers. (in April it
he Will pml 0n the til~p.itcbim1t “till the
entire fleet lor New York harbor.
Clerks ”not say Nolblng.
“'AmlNGTON.Aplil it —Sr'r.re'ury8mitb
anti l'omtlti's‘yllilitr Lattioreanx of the land
oflit‘e ban: united on a policy by which
hereafter the opinions of law clerks and of
clerks on hind cases will be kept secret and
no information given out concerning them
In advance of the opinion of the commis-
sioner orthe tecretary on the matters tu-
solved.
Cavllnle Pleka Eastern lets.
Wasmsorns. April il.~Sern-tary (‘ar—
llaie appointed Jeremiah li'ituutke of
Newark. 5 J..to beaupervlsing architect
of the treasury The office pays 05.500 a
year Secretary Cnrlisie also Ippoinlell
Mr Van Senden.managinsr editor of the
Pnducnuh l8 Y.)Dni|y Standard to be
his (Cariisie'sl private secretary
Will Take llnelt Part In feels.
Wasutxnrox, April ll.--The indian ofv
fies is expecting the arrival oi Chief liar-
rle. Treasurer hitter and a levy of the head
men oftbv Cherokee'n to perfect the eso-
cution of the sale of the Cherokee lands to
the government. About 0800,0ttl is to be
paid them in cash, and the rest of the
money can be bonded.
lullaby lining loath.
Wasmsorort. April tin—Governor Wu.
iinm McKinley of Ohio and wife arrived in
Washington on their way south lor the
benefit of Mrs. Meltiuisr'a health The
governor refused to talk politics
Aslattee light Again.
Woncssrslt. linen. April li-The Aruba
and other Asiatic- who caused the distur-
banee on Bloomingdale road were each
lined Ill). Alter court was over the party
went home to their nartere and the fight
was renewed. but i police quelled the
row One woman was struck over the head
with a rlub and had to beiakru to the hos-
pital ilsr assailant was arrested with two
others
lln tan-instincts 'l‘treve.
Cllcaoo. April ll.—Chieago university
has abolished the essariuetion eystsnt in
the graduate school and the university eel.
tense. This is to take elect lhe present
quarter. An instructor may or may not
give an examination as he plants. but the
saint is that it is no longer required. This
intended to be a step in advance of the
old urination toothed
fee the Meg Win.
flew York. April il.-‘l‘he prelim
«petitions for the usual leasing she-a
plosshlp at the Arantesr Atkintle union
endths Anntenrhaeie 'lres eta-m»
teseounsenesdle tke rw arkAthleus
club fella were the weapons need. the
breadswerde and rebate being rescued lav
tonight. I
Investigating flattened May.
"rs-munch ........,. ‘-
rsilre t e are an arse-
te ascertain it the .Y» I. It.
has been
ef they “showman“.
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nan-run... ’ . OllI‘Job‘ . ‘
SifllBSJiansMHaalets 3' ,
no... - done, where their
sun. suit in llllil
rut
motto is Quick.
noes. Noatnese,
Wilma-o3 Accuracy and
m Vitilillllll st. IIIDIE. LOW "0°5-
Til.
Q Wm Git FITlEfl. Heavens.
mum truism.
gm, fiwwm
inputs
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ties llun.
Features Houston. Va., April ll.—Ad-
mlral Gherardi has decided to have an-
other praotioe drill with the squadron be
fore any more foreign visitors arrive The
vessels were to sell at to o'clock today and
be absent two or three daya They will
cruise ol the Caper during the dayand
return to Lynn Haven bay for anchorage
at night.
The Philadelphia, with Admiral (them
di. will remain in the Roads to receive any
foreign visitors that may arrive during
their absence. ilear Admiral Benbatn
will command the maneuvers while the
fleet is outside. A northeast storm may
delay their departure until Wednesday.
Mrs. Franknrife of Colonel [loyal Prank,
post commandant, gave a tea this nfrer-
noon,wbieh brought the army and navy to
gather for the first time in anociai way,
and was largely attended by the olllt-ers of
the fleet.
A Young Man Tried to Kill
Portugal's Ruler.
BESSXAKS DYIXG Off LIKE Slim.
Fearful ltesnita at the Eartha-aka Ia fies-
win—Sgnlre Abtngdon lenses Same a!
lie losses to lira. Langley—Help Belt
3. [lull fiirihere—Thef‘hrrlera flinging.
LONDON. April It —.\ 'll¢;i ::b from Lil-
bon says the! whim King Carlo: was drlvv
lug all attempt was made to assassinate
him A young men ren toward the ear-
riage brawls-hing a revolver. anti before
the polzze tc‘lld sure him. fired a shot
which passed several leet above the king’s
head The young man was arrested and
imprisoned The attempt at the police to
keep the matter as quiet as newbie result.
ed mile the implicit. in the circulation of
arepari Hill! the young than merely ran
with his case razsed toward the carriage
Hess Jersey's lyntevy.
MILLVILLB. April ll. — When Coroner
Sawyer. State Attorney Logue and County
Physician Thompson returned from the
. xx) 0‘ . '- "lhc’AJA .
to have a post mortem examination of the
remains of James P Tryner made at once,
to settle all doubt as to whether or not be
had been poisoned. When Barnett. regained
musciousnm the state attorney had a long
talk with him, but refused to make ,ttblle
the result of his conversation. The pbyd
ciao says Barrett will recover unless some
complication arms
Hundreds [lying at Narration
Moscow April ll -Tbe famine in the
European part of the government of Penn
is worse than ever before The poor are
dying by hundreds In the smaller villages
the people have ceased trying to bury all
the bodies Relatives of the dead are often
too weak to provide burial for their dead.
and so leave the bodies lying on the roofs
oi the homes
Despite the severity of the law against
secret societies and the prohibition of the
collection of funds. nave through the oil.
ciais. private ”striations are forming to no
cure food and clothes for the sufferers.
These associations. although quite inadev
qunte. give the only relief which peasants
can obtain. The state committee has been
dissolved and the provincial authoritiea
have taken no steps to reorganire it. It is
estimated that muons) pounds of grain
are required to alleviate the distress and
kmpthe pet-riots in food unullha next
harvest.
l’ntnl line Explosion.
Witxrsaantta. April ll -Au explosion
eion took place in Black Diamond mine,
at Luau-rte Borough. A laborer entered
one of the chambers with nrmked lamp and
firetla pocket of gas eansinga terrific ex-
plosion which waa heard throughout thv
workings William George. aged all years
was found dead and horribly burned. Wil
iiam Welling". aged 3?. a laborer, war
fatally burned. and three Hungarians
whose names are unknown, are slightly
burned and otherwise luyured.
Looking For the Registry Clark.
New Yuma. April ll.—Chlef lnspectm
Wheeler of the postofiice department
would like to find John ll. McGowan and
a package of registered mail containing
$5.20). which has been lost since Mondayol
last week. McGowan in registry clerk in
tbe postollice. which be ielt a week ago in
charge of that particular package of mail.
His mother reported to the motollicea few
days ago that she had found a quantity oi
empty registered envelopes under her son’s
bell.
Hen. Lnngtry “In a Windfall.
[1050035.April ll.—The Exchange Teio
graph company says that the property of
Georce Abingdou Baird, or Squire Airing-
dtm, will go intact to his family, as has
been stated. A will made by Baird aboard
the steamship Majestic during his voyage
to the United States has been found among
his eflects. it is said. and under its pro
visions Mrs. Langtry will receive a large
property.
Kennlta of an Earthquake.
Remnants. April ll.—Au earthquake
shook most districts in Servia. In eastern
Servia great fissures were torn in the earth.
Large streams of warm water and yellow
mud still flow from the fissures. Thouv
sands of houses and many churches have
been wrecked. The people tear to return
to tildvflinges and are living in the fields.
Burned by Molten letul.
Ptr'rstttrim, April ll.—-A sywcial from
Steu benville, 0.. says a tuyere blew out at
one of the furnaces at the Rirer'eide Iron
works. anti a large quantity of molten
metal poured out into the casting room.
John Larkitr. a keeper. was [rightfully
burned and tiles]. Michael King, a helper,
was also terribly burned, but will recover.
Another Miner's [lady Recovered.
Halterox. Pa. April ll.—'l‘he body oi
Thomas "Origami! wastaken from the lam
rel Hill mine. The body was found in a
breast some distanwoutaltieof the one in
which hr- Wnrki-ii. ilr' evidently fell en
hlllwltd twinn- reaching a plan: of thirty
litulgsoti's is lite lliml ind, lulu-u [tom
the milir.
Inventor a! Moll-Ito Rule-nod.
Putts. April ll.~President Carnot has
insurtl on order tor the release of M. Tu:-
pin, the inventor of melinlte. convicted oi
betraying sec rein in connection with the
manufacture of melinite. an explosive, tLe
m m at which was owned by the govern-
rnr iii of France.“
t‘nll II are lvannltiorr.
Lil‘éilih'. April ll—illtte hooks contain.
ing the American case and counter case in
thr- fir-bring sea dispute have been issues].
The tube translallttll in the American eVir
(letter are described under the bending,
“imposition pt'ts‘liml upon the United
States "
A Block For the State Saloon.
PlT‘lHn'ltti. April ll -(inveninr S. B.
Tilimuti and Sims- f’mutmmiuricr ii. ll.
Truth-r of South Carolina were in l'stte
burg looking after a stock of liquors and
bottles. They called on the lrntllng giant
and liquor men, who use to qttnle prior-r
for the stocking of a bit: atnte mitten.
llelplng the Dock Strike.
Lou'mstrli ll.—'l'he Grimshy doekers
are rnsitig a fund for the aid of the Hull
strikers Sailors anti firemen in Hull have
guru the l'i'limns 24 bours' notice that
they will not sail the steamer Orlando un-
less 1»: rt wages are pniti.
rive ”nan-d to fissile.
llm'ssrta Apr'l ll.——Five tbmssnd wai
minen in the Borinsge district havere
suited upon a general strike, partly for
higher wages and partly for universal ni-
frege
Court of Impeachment Meets.
Litton“. Nob . April ll.—-Tho judges oi
the supreme court of Nebraska met as a
court of impeachment for the Inst formal
hearing of stnto officers and ex-ofi‘icere
Each of the defendants watt represented by
counsel The hearing 0! the canes on their
merits will occur in three weeks.
A Ill; (ll-nah of Coal.
1306105, April ll.—-At the "(mac tutti
uel docks is an immense chunk of coal
from the Wirran Junction ooliiery, Lanca-
nbire. England. Its weight is 3.332 lambda
It is an exhibit for the World's fair, and is
one of the largest pieces of coal ever takers
from any mine in the world.
The Cholera Record.
Paste. April ll.—’l‘he latest report lrotn
lprirnt says that then were lodeathslro-
tholsra there on Sunday.
I’ell lilaty Feet and lived.
lsntaxsrotts, April it. —-I'Zxr“'orthy its
tron Sin. Nettie Rant-ford oi the intilans
Fasten) Slur lodge fell down the elevator
shaft from the third floor ol Masonic ten
pie to the basement. is distance of no fees.
ller escape from instant death was my"
uioun
rants Illa-erode for int: 'lellave.
Demon. April it -'l'wotnen and three
women came over from Windsor, Out. on
elettybost. They had a small box over
hail full dwhat looked like the purest
white diamonds. [lath diamond was
wrapped in cotton and tissue paper. Toa-
insprrtor they explained that they were
from l’sr‘s on their way to the Wovid’s
fair and that the diamonds were pests
They intended to sell the diamonds to
World's lair visitorn They were allowed
to go with their diamonds
A [Desperate Criminal.
vatnesce. April ll.~—.lamea Ryan,
serving a lilyear sentence in the llbodv in
land stats priaon, made a desperate at
tempt to escape. lie was only recovered
after be had half killed a watchman and
list! been shot three times. lie will not, die.
The Dante 7v Quite.
'l'ornns. April it..—'rsm was one Irv
in: in the blacksmith shopof the Seats
:2 read here The strikers remain away
from the shops and show no signed week-
entng it T howls. moisten to tleemi
fry. as I there are not to earned sot area
not in corks. 'l’keslrikers on Saturday
placed the number at Lia).
'nte Intrutt Proves last.
Rumor. it l..Aprll li.-~1'ise cruiser
Detroit began her trials. his will prob
ably takes long us run Wednesday on
lame Island mud. Thus far she has eni
corded in speed the time figured for a cer-
tsin number of revolutions of the screws
m Instan-l‘bleaga let-y Illa.
Crimson. April ll.~’lltr BartonvChienp
relay ride will commence at as. in April
so, train the accent the times Post leek
relay will be their by a rider and e substt»
title. the forum earrylag a pouch which
will contain the message trots Governor
Russell of Massachusetts to Governor Mr;
geld el liiinote
trouble [or heater IW w.
Wturtsaros, list. April tl.—-A warrant
was swern out by Charles Willie- Id.
wards. pnbliakvret The diurnal
An olendtag Peninsular.
Antwan. Me. . April ll.-—Colustei Chart-
B Morton has filed charges of oilensive
partisanship against Postmaster Etta-on,
veprerentlan that he provided at a ltepub
liven eastern. edited a binary paper
and performed other at vs aetn
a...
accidenta- Ilatviey fiend.
tissrrotto. April ll.—-ltoysl D. llatvlay,
the well known eeedeniudrdead. llevrae
known to violinists all over the country for
his large and valuable utilsetinu tit ell
violins. It is one of the most valuable pel-
’ ‘. . of this city not a sea for public
vets sol actions in the world ater, tar n” arrest at
use. blunders-Irma. ll, private secretary to Belted ltessr
lenstor lilulaa themed with ertutae’ l
libel.
Wire-Ofelwm
neuron. April it-llettat there.
i through in no friend.
34mins..." tlniaa rem
levee-apes mullahs-sea.
3.7m.- eleetrltwlreuwk was not
properlyprnteetsd
Pants. Ten. April 1|.qu Jud
endeavor-slot his lriends are beretogss
legelsdvlen Molestation. its-x:
he cannot trust in any mines tre-
Iilltle. and will ninet- antler arm-teem
seams-torment
initiator... April inn-curt- lt Drive
eadlueet'nentev tinned Jungian
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“themse- reestvershlp’ annual.
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resonated '35
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ditinn of the stomach. and lint
justify
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endless-annulment
RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN ”WARE
l’lllfllilgiltillttllllclits.
Hillmllll PliilBEliS SUPPLIES
T. s. nuNAtnsuN,
South Norwalk. “.3
w..—
Sawyers’ Wm;
Dandelion ”EM“-
Contains no
Chemicals.
FOR 1'!!!
Has no
Sediment.
livu... 3......
Stomach Everybody.
Inllabln Zelda-en from a Well Known
Council-run.
Brunomrrr. March 2|. “.tl.
Stun/«r ."flft'n'llt m:
HISTIJDIBR: Having littlecoulldent-o in the
extravagant claims made for most of the pro-
Driotarr medicines of the present day.l sel-
dour give them atrial. but the plea ant per-
:1351 acquaintance with your nenhir. Mr.
gnome aasurancethat any stateroom made
F
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'our medicinal preparations
y int-cs: dell an lute. I have
your )andelion Compound
an extremal ' bilinus eon»
you regardinf
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the results
From my own
lice confidently munitions! i' to my
all on claim (or it.
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"End-r as an attentive and tonic and the a».
surance of man
well known people leads me
l bell ._
of tobacco .12.. .fl;'i.§.”l.’i‘lé’“"‘:”:l““ “W M
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always uses "y MW 3. bfs'lfimtax.
rurfi‘r 3m
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as it is
Purest and Best.
Makes an everyday convenience of all
time l'mry. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with szrupuimts use. High“
Superphusphaie.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
lit-Slanted Lime.
Land Plaster.
and Land Salt
—AT——
RAYMONURDS-
award .1: all Pure Food Etpozslliolis. Each
mirage makes two large pics. Avoid
lotions“ and insist on having the
NONE SL'Cil brunt.
IERRELL & SOULE. 5', mouse. N. Y.
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Willi Hill ll
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peetedsn’e'énstb’ntwillrew-dyearehrts \l’e
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manhunt;
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AND SULPHUR.
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done with
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Wholesaleand William
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We are in an age of Perfume. and bye
artful contrivnnoen all the delicious
odoreof the garden are taken into captivity
for the toilet. ' The fragrant Violet in impris-
oned. and like delicate subtle llama-a of a
thousand fioral beauties are brought into
requisition I) that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all tbeeboioe m-
lotion is! Perfum's none can compare with our
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rosx' OFFICE BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Ruin“,
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
3531' SET 0' TEETH ON RSI) RUBBER.
$8 $0
.\'u better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth t-tlrut'fml without pain,
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Teeth cleaned. - - - - Tao
Teeth filled with Amalgam. .. . 51!:
Teeth filled with Platinum, . - 7 '
Teeth tilled with Gold, . 3L“! and up
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Odlt-e open from 8 a. an. until 9 p. -.
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E.0.Mnrns8aielio
Successors to l; C. lorrls k Co.
‘ CAPITAL. a250,ooo.
54 Sudbury St.. Boston, Mass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank ales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultnoors.
AND
DEPOSIT illiiliiiii ALL KINDS.
The Best sales in the World.
Ilium in use. Always pre-
serve their contests.
“lurid In Lynn. lass" rim that
when ll) of our safest were subleetsaf
bent. preserving their content».
thIAMl'IttN ltlfl'liitli also in the “rent
(Mgr First in is?! In liioilreat llnaton Fire
in] t and in all the great tires elnre. Newt
ft-rrirrninra. Agent-i waisted. satin
lild and Reliable
DAILY U:RECT
Freight Line
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South Nurwaik
Norwalk.
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