res Others
owe you.
. Bloodshed.
late the lab.
a...” to no Called out.
lioness. Va. Sept. lit—Robert Smith.
mulled and nearly killed hire.
the wife of a well to do
mun county. Mrs. Bishop
Hé
W . logo with himtoget the money.
M “her to nausea?” by locked
, hound . on drawing a
' he mean her money. She gave
“all while doing so jerked the raw:-
Om
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ghatihsmarket withaload of ..
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choked her. threw her down
her head with a brick. leav-
Mrs. Bishop shortly aft—
conscinusness, and re
market told of the outrage.
soon arrested the negro.
crowd attempted to take Smith
oflcer and lynch him, but
we prisoner on a horse,
Q speed In the face of the
. . , soon had him behind the barn
AC!“ gathered around the jail and
We; as night approached. At 5
Rmnoke light infantry march-
lefllw-arpostsdand the streets In the
Immediate vicinity cleared. About dark
100 menwfrom the
ct wswoman’s home. headed by
Bishop's son,adreman on the Nor-
blk andetern railroad. At 8 o’clock
’sstionsoi the mobbattarsdatasidedoor
‘fl‘ths jail where the militia and Mayor
retired. The shooting was com-
1:13: mob, and the mayor was
- .. -~ toreturn
fromabout as rifles
mob. it is thought
was taken from the jail
secreted The dead and
were removed to a drug store and
if.“ of nearby physician The
who then dispersed and left the
swollen were made after the
.and Judge Woods of the
assured the mob that the
, had beenremoved from the
accompanied two of the crowd
Illjail toprove the truth of his
as and thespsech of J. Allen Watts.
for the state sen-
paclfy the crowd. But
the jail and adjacent
to search for thesecretedprlo
the scene hadquleied down,
trouble is expected. The
under tits mayor’s orders.
habls that they will not
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Factory and Boat Work
[A SPECIALTY.
llillsshlngtontt.lc.llorwsll.l:l
be suspended over the fire hydra arms. The
description of these preparations will on-
doubtedly cause the governor to mull
troops in. the neighborhood.
Ilattle Between Blacks and was.
Brnuraouau. Ala. Sept. Ill.--’i'he no.
gro friends ' of Nod Cully. who was
lynched a few days ago near Pineapple. In
Dallas county. for wiminally assaulting a
white woman living there. made an attack
upon the whites. From the best Informa-
tion received there was 'a regular battle.
Two negroes were killed and several badly
wounded. As far as can he learned none
of the whites was seriously hurt. lt Is
feaged that there £21 be sgeueral outbreak
an race win. negrces are procuring
all the arms they can, and everybody is on
the lookout. .
There are but few whites In that section.
three'fourths of the population being col-
ored. There is no telegraphic communica-
tion with Pineapple, and information so far
is meager.
IRELAND’S FAITH.
The Archbishop lays the larlbault Plan Is
‘ Blot a Failure.
81. PAUL, Sept. 2L—Archblshop Ireland
set arrest all question of the continuance
or abandonment of the Faribault plan. and
hiaaill. “ ofits " ‘ lUc willbe
read with interest by thousands of Interest-
ed educators and school theorists all over
the broad land.
He says: “The Farlbuult plan lives and
is stronger today in promise of future
health than it has been any preceding time.
lt is true that in the city of h'aribault Itself
there has been what i trust I my term a
temporary suspension of the conditions of
friendliness under whichit was poesible to
institute the plan. and this being the case,
the pastor of the church, Rev. J. J. Con-
roy, under advice from myself. has decided
not. to place his pariah school for the corn-
lng your under the management of the pub
llc school board. But this is a more local
incident in the history and life of the plan.
“The Catholic church has made a long
stride in bidding for peace and general un-
derstanding. The rumor spread around
in some quarters that l advised the urban-
donmeut of the ‘plan’ In Fan'bnult In obov
dieuco to Instructions from llomo is utter-
ly and absurdly false.
“It ls, I think. my privilege to know all
the mind of liornc on the school question
in America. and l have never misrepre-
sented it and never will misrepresent it to
my fellow citizens of America And so
whatever happens in the one locality of
Farlbanlt, the ‘Fnribault plun' survives,
and inasmuch as it is an augury of an era
of general puree and conciliation, its march
shall ever be forward. It's but one part in
the decided our] olllciul policy of the Cnth<
oiic church in America to go onward,
‘bearing in one hand the book of Christian
truth and in the other the constitution of
the United States.’ ”
Will Starve Bio Into Submission.
Mnxrnvmrm. Sept. 2l.—ancrabie news
for the revolutionary party in Brazil has
been received here. The rebels are becomv
ii‘urul surrender of the city of Rio Janeiro.
up. “in . lili‘ nu hilt: city.
suppliu.
city.
pended.
Almost Killed by a Booster.
little fellow was in the yard of his home
es- broom.
am:- In Baa-cs Ayraa.
liticsl situation.
not known whether any new
decided upon. The state of siege is
oluti
ernor of the province.
New Jersey Bookmakers Indicted.
whave berul
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ing bolder and are profiting the advantages
tin-y have gained. It is reported that Ad-
mirul Mello has demanded the uncondi-
Ile tlm-rucns to renew the bombardment of
the city unit-we his demands are complied
with. 'l‘hv piley of Melio seemsto be to
Show lliu .ruo nulmiisslon before again
All vessels with
are prevented from entering the
For the present hoatilitiesnrc sue
ltrn BANK. N. J., Sept 2L~Percy. the
{Hour-old child of Samuel Wolcott, who
resides on Borden street, was attacked by
agame mater belonging toAlex Kluge
bury. a neighbor. and nearly killed. The
and the bird had flown over the fence. The
rooster was being chased, when it jumped
on the child’s head and sent Ila spurs into
the right temple. piercing an artery and
causing the blood to flow freely. The
screams oi the boy attracted his mother‘s
attention, and she beat the bird off with a
Bosses Avnss. Sept m.—-Alanning re
ports are being received regarding the po-
The cabinet held a pro
trerrted sitting. at which the existing stats
of alfalrs was earnestly discussed, but it is
were
Una
vigorously enforced. The national troops
in Tucuman have fraiemlsed with the rev-
lots and have imprisoned the gov-
lltcslxuca. N. J., Sept. Ii.-’l‘ho Ber
n county grand Jury found over win-
meats, chief among which were a num-
ber against the Fort Lee bookmakers.
Evangelist lisson and Jane Howell of Park
ltldge, the religious nestles. are also said
Caroline. Sept. Ii.--Chsmpicns ins and
Roberts. playing their six night interna-
tional match at English billiards, finished
one-haliofthscoaust, the total max.
spawn-unmi-
man-m
narra- “it“,
direct the sergeant starmsiothailrst in-
stancetorumestthsattmdancsoisehatms,
and that there horned tobeaverygreat
diversity at opinion whether. it the request
were not coinpiled with. there was power
sunning ouooua
House Democrats Get One and
to l tteudrmce:
R590“ Their Bill. eddimm. directed that in. rule
_ ~—-—-—-—- heread. in the meantime other senators
VOOBEBBS CALLS I] THE “NATO” come into the chamber, asked that their
names be called. and they responded. The
number present was then announced as if.
Mr. Voorbces withdrew his motion as to
the sergeant at arms requiring the attend-
ance of senators, and after further debate
admitted that the senate had done a good
day’s work, and saidthat he would not ask
It to sit later, but that he might ask it to
sit to a litter hour on Thursday. The seu~
ate then, after a short executive session,
adjourned. .
Fourth Class Postmast-
Wasmxu‘ron‘. Sept. 21,—The fourth clam
postmasters appointed were the following:
Connecticut—'1’. E. Hendrick, Taftvillc.
New YllfkvvJ. ll. French. Chittenangn.
Pannsylvania--~ .f. R. Runner. Blanchards:
Charles H. Meyer. Centre liall: P. C. lilbbs.
Eden; John Filiiaa, Manon: .Iobn..hlsrun,
Illssbnrg: .I. It. Throekrnorinn. Oak Forest:
L. P. Arner. ltimcrsburg: John A. Kelley,
Snowshoe. -_
Ala-worth Agai- Indicted.
Wasmsnrns. Sept. 21,—The case of the
United States against MW”. Ainsworth,
Dent. Covert and Sense, indicted last July
for manslaughter in connection with the
Ford's theater disaster of June 9. took a
new turn when another indictment was re-
turned by the grand jury against the four
men.
Both Houses of Congress Have a Lively
Ionian—The Election Repeal lllll Finally
Put name the House an" Persistent
Illibaetering.
Wasnmoros, Sept. si.—Jl‘ho federal alco-
tion repeal bill has been reported and has
been placed upon the calendar.,but,this ac-
tion was taken only after a severe smuggle,
the Republicans necking every parliamen-
tary device to blockits way.
But the Democrats were ready at every
point to throw the obstructions ed the
track. and the way was finally made clear.
Mr. Reed, in commenting on the vote,
said that he could not equal the fiery de-
nunciations of the gentleman from indie
am (Mr. Bynum) against the rules of the
fifty-lint congress, nor could be equal the
choice epithets used four years ago by the
gentleman from Kentucky (Mr. Dreckin-
ridge). lie (Mr. Reed) was suffering from
the fact that ho was not backed up by such
achorus as had made the air vocal four
years ago.
. . Dir. Reed's Sarcasm.
The members on the Republican side
were too well educated to indulge in more
noise. [laughter] ‘ The Republican party
in the fifty-first Congress had made certain
rules. ,i-‘irst impressions were the most
powerful. The Republicans today occupied
an unusual poailiuu. They stood to win in
any event. [Laughton] The Democratic
party had either to resort to everything
they had denounced or to be iii-atop.
[Laughter] The Democrats had their
choice between humiliation and rich-at , and
they had chosen humiliation. [Laughter]
They had deliberately settled themselves
into the il’flCl‘fl that they had affected to
despise. Now gentlemen could look for»
ward to the haven of mt. Not only had
the house violated all the precedents of ill)
years, but it hall added a new cost to the
occasion by violating all principles of par-
liamentary law. It had announced that
committees could originate legislation. it
haddestroycd the sacred right of appeal,
for which the present occupant of the chair
had argued vigon-usly (our years ago.
The licpublicansbad offered the major-
ity. in good faith. an honest system by
which it could control the business of the
house without acts of violence. Instead of
that. the mulority wanted violence in each
partlcuinr more. What a npeclmie the house
was presenting! The Democratic party
was going through the voila-y of humilia-
tion. [licpuhlimn npplnamx]
Mr. Catching-4 sold 'Imt it was hardly
worth while In any any l uing in vindication
of the purlimncntnry rulings mode by the
speaker. It was cruel romantically) of the
gentleman from Maine to advise the Demo
crate that they were In a state of humilia-
tion. lieIMr. ('ntchinga) had not discov~
cred it himself. liethought that the Demo-
crats ware getting along pretty well.
[laughter.] The trouble with the gentle
man from llaine was that he had discov-
ered that there? were other methods than
those inventor! by him and his assistants In
the ll!‘j’-lll’i~l:(illll{i‘t':§h by whirls the lwruse
could do business.
Lively la the Senate.
The proposition for such a change of the
rules of the minute as would establish the
principle of clruure was not made. Mr.
Plait of Connecticut, who had given notice
on Tuesday that he would propose that
change, declined to do so because hedld
not wish to atand In the way of Mr. George
of Mississippi, who wished to address the
senate, but said that he would oiler it at
some future time
liefore he had the chance of making that
announce eat there had been slittls un«
pleasantn between himself and Mr.
Voorhees, who claimed the floor and inti-
mated that the Connecticut senator should IBE-
have asked him to yield It. He then yielded
It without being asked. but not befc Ifr.
Plait had suggested that It would bet-
ter if the senator from ludlana were a little
kinder In his treatment of other senators.
hir. George argued against the repeal
bill believing that it would be a leap in the
dark. as likely to increass as to diminish
the Wain of the financial trouhiea liis
space was broken late by three roll tails
of the sons“. In the last of which Mr. Tel-
ler made a pmtcst against his name Mug
called after be had come Into the chamber.
he havln been absent when It was first
called. vice limmt Informed him
that his name had nrewrrial as present.
and that cluau!l‘lt‘igolhellish»t...I N. M
Mr. surge,
in advance. rend it with all
the Impressiveassswhlch hsgsnsrany gives
to his off hand speeches lie did not seem
totrouble himself as to whether senators
did or did not derive any Instruction horn
his efforts. for once. when Mr. Call of
fluids indicated an lam sailing
the notice of the presiding to the
shank, ho was W may. George
himself, who told hill that was Indil-
Isveat whether senators listened to him or
not.
Nevertheless as he wen
The Newark Balls For lilo.
Wasrnvmnx, Sept. lit—«Secretary Her;
bert says tluu the l’nimi States steamship
Newark, which sailed from Norfolk. was
en route to Fort Wadsworth, where she
would [like on a supply of ammunition,
alter which airs- would proceed immediately
to Rio de .lunriro.
Yubllc Finances In Good Shape.
\l'asuis‘u'rnx. Sept. 21. ~Tma-ury re—
colpts during the past few days have In-
creased so largely that tin-y have overtaken
the expenditures by Mono.
FIGHTING FOREST FIRES.
laud City amt other Mining ‘l'owas Ara
. natal-g.
Duallwmn, S. D.,S¢pt. 2i.—Tbe forest
lire which lllis been burning in this vicinity
for “Mays reached lead City. Help was
rvquestui from all neighboring towns, and
1.500 men battled with the fire. The city of
5,000 inhabitants accrued to be doomed.
A bad lire Is gaining great headway on
top of the‘ lilack Tall divide. threatening
Central City and the county poorhouaa.
One bond red nurn aroeugagcd In lighting it.
At Near mountain a terrible state of af~
fair» exists. The inhabitants of Terry. a
mining camp of hill pcnlons, have left the
town to the flames. Everything them will
be a total item, and the damage will amount
to flu“). The liuxum mill and dwelling
house. valued at $12.1“), were dutmyed.
The fire is raging with great fury over an
area 0! seven miles long and six wide.
The Uncle Sam stamp mill and the town
of Perry, ill miles distant, have been de-
strayed.
A tire is burning at the fair grounda,two
miles from here. and the stables. race track
and other buildings will probably be de-
struycd.
aid the citizens in controlling the flames.
uncaring at Brunswick.
veloped in the last 1N hours and no deaths
crisis of danger.
m Ila-rat Ian's ‘l’rala Iabhsry.
the robbery, only live are now in cos y.
sin Paras-s Drawn-l.
sight personn~namsl
father. Alfred Wool»,
wasstruckhyasuuallaad
rsll were drowned.
Margins Oat “ my.
ALBANY
William l Stu
leading to lanaing’s
thsaationai banks and tosdeauucistlon
of theireularssnteattroinliewforkto
statsswhoss mmwsreonpossdto the
open an assault.
Napier Was W Oat.
E
is
All
' saying nothing until ‘we have 8,000 mem-
A truin has just left here for
Fort Mead to bring up three companies to
llm‘sswrck. 6.1.. Sept. 2l.—Tiro board of
health at their daily meeting pronounced
that there wr-rs no new cases of fever de-
Thoss stricken with fsvr-r are reported
progressing fowombiy and have passed the
The weather continues
very warm. The public relief committee
Is making heroic etforts to meet the do
minds of the poor and enduring, which are
rapidly increasing. Unless aid ls received
from outside the situation wiiibsalarm-
lltncocr, Mich, Sept. filr’l‘ha latest
developments in the Mineral Range train
robbery indicate that the Pinkerton dew
tactives have been spreading the story of
the recovery of the stolen money In the
hopeoigettlogaooufssdonaswlts hiding
lacs from someol the men under arrest.
g‘hls scheme has evidently failed them.
All the man arrested deny emphatically
that they have made any confession. of
the lib mesons arrseted for complicit Ia
Cotttsswwo. Ont. Sept ll.--A skid
which leit here tor Nottawassa river with
Walter Morris. his
Woods' wits sad
mother, William Debby. J antes Danny, son
0! the former, and Condortable Darrell--
mad.
All but William Debby and the lad Bur.
Sept. lilo—Mists bloke Into
l. homes the road
I u 0‘ “MD- 3M
hush. ’l‘bsy accused “I beta Hr. iituh-
hinus’ talusers and m which Michael
monogamous.
An Organizer Talks of Fighting
by Ballots or Bullets.
ATTACKS ON PAPAI. INFLUENCE.
[is American Protective Annotation laid
to he Flourishing la Bahia—lam
Ave Sworn In at the Daggers Point and
Promlse in Shed Illood Whoa Necessary.
Bl'rrar.o, Sept. 2I.—-'l‘he American Prov
tectivs association. the .antlfatholle se-
W
mum
insure your Life in the Conn. General Life
Ins. Co.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
thatioaday will Insure your life for tion.
and an a day will give you
IIIIE TRCIISIIIII [IClllRS
lilivlng.sttlyearsofa¢e.
8. S. L’Hommedieu, lg'i.
III Washington Street.
W lira It)! “is! .
Every Saturday Isrsisc.
_ res mm or-
iRESRiSIlTFISH
mu your ornate m
Cucumbers
‘r—rronr—l"
Pickling.
Iluniirlelufi.
mm Call. an.
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m
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oil
hushed“ also safety lands. fully
Cash—L e I 00-— Cash.
33.13:? to ”1;wa to: sell.
Practice”?! ‘ tle Repairing ..
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. tenures Railway
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South. Kuwait.
cret society which has recently gained such
a strong foothold in the weani- wagingsn’
active campaign in this city.
The first Buffalo council was organised
last March. and now there are 836 mem-
bers in a number of councils. Isaac Clufl,
a Tomato Orsogeman. was the organiser,
and be In still the leading figure here. In
an ‘ntervlew he said: ”We are going town
this city just as the American Protective
arsedatiou runs Kansas City, Detroit, 8ag~
inaw and other cities of the west. We are
here. Then we will show- our hands.
.\a AnthCathollc War.
“Our nrenlx-rsbip hem Includes theth
prominent men, lawyers, doctors, men
chants and even ministers. We propose to
light papacy with ballots and If need he
with bullets. Look at liqualo's public
schools. Over Nlper cent of the teachers
are Roman Catholics. Inside of two years
then- will not be one Catholic teacher left.
Almoat every official and employee of the
municipality and corporation of Detroit
was a few years ago a Catholic. Now there
are only two left in the city's employ.
"lamk ut ilic army of llorunu Catholics
about the iluil'uloclty bull. Within two
yuan every department down there will be
l’mtcolnntimd. In New York state there
will be a great turnover, and we areget‘
ting ready to leave every Catholic at home.
“lnnk at our nrmy and navy being run
entirely by i'niimlics, for some day 1 my
poor they hope to use it. We think we can
l'rotcetamizt- the army and navy. but
granted for argument’s sake that ('stholi~
clam retainslta gripon these twolmpurtant
branches of the service. then we have
plenty of men who can bear the musket."
Mr. Cluif says the craze for membership
is tremendous, 50 to 150 candidates being
initiated every meeting night. The liev.
W. P. Udell. pastor of the Delaware Ave-
nue Methodist church, is a member, but
refuses to talk alrout the society.
The candidate for Initiation. It is mid.
strips to the waist Mid lu blindfolded. A
running marat- Is alivu'hr . mob ankle,
and a loop iiwi . in u Inuiprmu's knot Is
fastened about im- lurk,
Anofliccr L'Iht’ri illvvlul ni‘ tin-three ropes
and walks behind. A! illeflllml’ the sergeant
at arms nud the guard much prms a dagger
against the t umliduie's breast. The sergeant
at arms prick! the candidate‘s skin with
the dagger point till a drop of llluuil falls.
A Bloody Initiation.
Then the guard Hlyrlt “Asyour blood has
now hear shed by your endeavor to gain
sdmiaaiou to our council. may it constantly
remind you that you would rather died
your blmui than are the ting of our nation
torn from us by the Romanians, and that
you will alml your blood to check thi- dla‘
bol'uul attempt now brim: made by the
(‘nlbulic hierarchy in rapture our govern—
ment and abolish our schools.”
llnprvaaivc ceremonies follow. and at the
clone the prmddent any-s:
“Permit llll' now to inform you that by
your meekuesa and confident bravery you
have saved your life. When you Were pre
sented at the entrance of the council. these
daggers (producing them from thescrgoant
at anus and guard) were bel against your
throat and your heart. liar you attempt
ed to rush forward, you would have been
Instantly killed. You oioervs the ropes
encircling your ankles and neck. Hsdyou
attempr to retreat, you would have been
brought to the ground and strangled to
drutb."
'l‘hc oath Is very fonnldahle. especially in
Ila provision for Money. Other parts of
It are:
“l solemnly swear that i will never vote
fora liormtn Catholic seeking any oflice in
the gift of the people. our will I lend my
support to any candidate who In any way
countsnanccs the Roman Catholic Inter-
ference with our national. state or munlc~
ipal affairs.
"I swear that i will bear arms. should
occasion arise, against my avowed enemies
-—ths Roman Catholic."
Iva. nausea: Probably lsemoa.
NUITEILLU, N. Y.. Bept. at—‘l'he grand
jury ls said to have found a bill of Indict-
ment against hire. llslliday. J udgs l'urs-
lllll. whose Illness necessitated the discon-
tinuation of court. left for his horns In
Troy. The court will reconvene on lion-
day, and early next week theuact finding
against lire liaiIIdsy will be made known.
Jemy Republic-s lest.
Tamer. Bap 81. -The New Jersey
stats ltspuhli somatittes list at the
Trenton House. Chairman Iarphy pro
and General Bowell was present.
Considerable work was mapped ontior the
cam 'l‘ tarlfl. rscs tracks and
ssoreicr the last night's play: we. 1.00m the ob trauma, whore-ides laihetauiiy. mu can he Minimums"
minimum seuesolmm 300 and atrunklahlsrooat'
it aired two roll to alallclsnt ~-~~ A Dwell Wedding Is Mine.
Tm“- "trim hm "th or them Into the subtle coa- ‘- 1‘“ W m limos. Sept. Ii.-'l‘hsrs was celebrated
luwnssca. Mara, Sept. ti.-'l’hm are stituteaquoruin. Enrol» Md» Bert lie-lib Aunts InIt. Paul's h'. lehnreh. Bmklias,
Indications that the textile workars of The quorum soon melted away again, Clark at hilarielphia has Inflated suit them libs larielaulss ’I‘udey,
lawrence will soon be into a but hir. Georgeieok ao heerlof the fact. for 010.000 nit-inst Alfred Filler, a well doughnut lirJ‘ralsrlek’l‘srlorcfllrIg»
compact labor body. Efforts are aadhcwss ailowedlsgoon withthsrearl- known DOM-1““? of Pb his and on,“ Ir. James Albert .Jr..a
to the members of the city into in; ofhlsspeech without further iatmap needing blah in business circles. ‘I‘hsao- seacf onset New York's bolas-
closer withoacanother. tion. Muchofltwasglveutcsttacksupou tion In In Imps-I end said to hshsssd men. us
W car Ila: a watering ma.
Paovinsscs. Sept. lit—As electric en
, if” OIuflAMIL-Jnl . lampdthstraekln [last Providence.“
mulls-Hm to “till the "h” " W"? henbetwetnlv'aahsstandlla “ea. “(WW *“i' ‘ "W W "‘
pi ' “final” I: WW gugwhxrrmhmt fight]: m” suns all? 3a.: fillet than” he
tt to an n y .
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ladhuflsistsasl’saad.
aceavsatisaefflrsusa. mummies-av. m W .. digging
Avmr. x. Y. W 22.41.. man mwmmfl-vmmilmfim small-3m”; 13'3me
centennial tithe newly organisid I'Ire- built. “0' Mollie Waterford Imus-mm
men's ’ as as mm at W“ H- IHaWtithlfllhlll-flll
M “WM““I om‘mo “ll.- ‘lfliflWme
last aaisaia an.
3th WWW-a
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snafu-”g“ J'l‘v“uu~
as
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W.H.Meoker&C-o.
C. 8: J. R. BCLTIIII’S
Hill wuss HEATEI
Plumbing, Steam suites-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
lint llr Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
hot water. steam or hot air bearing.
an SOUTH MAIN 81‘
01.1) m» RELIABLE
, DAILY' DIRECT
Freight Line
N 5‘" YORK.
South Norwalk
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY CF NCRWAUI W... ...........
EAGLE.
0 oval Vegetable dishes . .
. LOOK?—
in Our Window.
A Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each l-ib.
package of o
CRCWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
Price 25cts. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet lamps. Standing ‘
mine. blah. min. decorated shade. burn ti
hours .................... One with each 0 lbs
li-pint tea riot. " " -‘ a “
r:
8 i-qt pitchers. . .. .......
3 large steak platters. . .
abread and milk bowls...
il large ceflee on ace
3 large pudding Ishes.
lldlnnsr lates....
ll soup p ates ..............
Hum—~unu_w-Ju_u
ill pieces.
(.roolre In this assortment Is baud decent»
ed and [:0 d banded.
Dibblrdlllonistock
II IIiIRTII MIIII STREET.
Will leave Pit-r 2i, E. it , lioekmau street,
New lurk, at 5 p. m.
brave Norwalk, 5 p. m.: South Norwalk, on)
p. m.
Freight received from T a m. to h p. m.
Upon spolication to agents the Cit of Nor-
walk and is will be sent for spec a1 lots of
freightanyw ere In New York 0r Its vicinity.
WAD persons are forbid treating any of
the ethnic eaofibe boats of this line on ac—
count of t e on ners thereof. art!) if
E.C.MorrisSaIeCo
Successors to E. C. llorris i: Co.
OAPII'AL asao,ooo.
Bi 8udhury St, Boston, Mass.
., Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
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.---¢-
From 54.06 to
running rears a
F.
MIIIIEICTIIRERS’ PRICES.
5 different styles of
Hardware
on fine carriages. nickel plan-l. Our amrb
ment of upholstered bodies In extensive. An
nphoioterer in muatsnt attendance. who will
trim toorderat short notice. ilc
re-opbalsterinu dross as}??? not The ii
a, re nines. tn . sum. W ell.
ilris‘ Tricycles. Express Wagons. etc.
BOY LSTON-
ROWAYTON. CT” opposite R. R. Station.”
In
initiations
,.__A'p..._
ll.
all warranted.
rln and
elect-
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‘ with
your
orders
for
anything
- in the
line of
Fioeloh WE
that you
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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK CE ill IIIIICS
The Best sales In the florid.
“0,000 In use. llwsys pre-
serve their Contents.
150 sold in Lynn, Inert. since that great fl
where Ill) of our aafce Were subjected to inlenrs';
d. BOHAUB.
w.L.looucLAs
.3 SHOE «Whip.
as maven-ulna“ sue.
”"Isstlnuiswerla. t, 1
may wish
and we
Guarantee
thatlthc
work
will be
done with
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
able Film. luJilm‘th tlatanat'iiosicn Firs
am In nee.-
forcirculsrs. maligned,“ “1&0an
FUR N lTU R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,"
South lain street. Kim.
I
reruns.
Pun Ram‘kgaloi’olmrmnnur
"were new
at... Waco-m? muslin EATNE s Will PIPER “II BORDERS
muesli. vhhteermirslsyssrm ill Iain not do. Norwalt.
truly,“ MLD'w ”flu-Iguassu n m
.wahrrmm. .2...”.u’i’.. ,. .
Gsarsatsd to
Milling-m
6 files lea.
a.
women ~ anon ~ nor » serrate. and
WWW“ atom... serial tugging; IRS. (III. II. d. CIIIIHIIIII .
"A" “I.“ ”dun”. Can be consulted at her ol'iies.
CDIPLMI‘I’I
lECCIllllIOil. roundup» m Broad 8h, Bridgeport. Ill.
maneuvers
Inflammsilrm, (frmgulihn.:i:5 m” “mix: at. 1:: 6‘3"“: and"
two a Gas it'll-”1m! mg
or Illiilllt. aura-c ‘0 We}? why} Him»;
Til! w. c. nurses com. loop. as y at temp. in
‘I’llll. sex so arm. mil . t a the at r ”a
cease “"“"‘“"""'"""‘ m WWW!”-
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V
DO ALI. rum 0'
Plumbing. Steam
'AflD
{Gas Fitting.
mmlioillrmhum RIM
ensues lit .
WJIIIJIINIMIWM
unmet cums $2.35
1‘0 mom oases.
WMWHM.
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