' ill I‘m—B! IIIIL‘lI Id-
pvspald: Ono-tenthilctlbm
immense—r.”
fimlfleawsek. to hop!“
castes-so. in wit-mono: «mt
W call. I 5. Branch
gym M. lisrwaia; telephone
. ‘ollshnuld inallessssbl
' ' 1!! mo sensual.
' sou-u scum. .
“runner. amount 21. lots.
“Influenced of printing a long
“alanine "hard times.” of curfew.
atimely suggestion would not be on.
m Itisthat some system of re-
“the needy of Norwalk be formu-
“ ‘ systemaltogothor undcnomina
unconfined to any class, either
m; or scientific. but a general
mistytoholdocossional meetings and
big together; food and clothing for
1' ditrlhution among the poor of the town.
Leonmittee could be appointed to look
m the distribution.
W W w
I“ the phn be a faithful application of
thonstothoso in need of amiss-
M, careful inquiry first being made
to ascertain the worthineu of the
H t._t~hst the unworthy may not
basspplisdat the riskofthowortby
fling without. In Ansonia and other
1 March a movement is on foot, and
it this winter finds the heads of some
Korwalk mules unemployed. leaving
”dependent upon them with no
of support. those whom
h-favorcd with an
dithjmpply of this world's goods.
. M if! and allay suderiog and curry
.r ”bias to darkened homes.
Written! government of the com
mantra of Connecticut were Thurs
, Mead abo a portion of yesterday in
Tunas-ant mFrederick W. at.
h; d Anubis, senator from the
M dbtnct. The senator is presi-
-h¢mtsm. of the Senate. and the ab
”hunt the State of Governor Morris
“d IdsalsaantGovernor Cady. bothof
when were in attendance upon the fee-
, W at Trenton. N. .1. yesterday.
discs the added responsibilities of the
“Intimate government upon Ifr. Hol-
b’a mum. It is presumed. says
*3 Mad Oaursnt. that the senator
humour-ad from the cares and rospon»
”of his position as chairman of
I “We on incorporation during
.‘thhgmionof the General Assembly.
‘ ”fest able to survive the strain of
”mat the helm of State government
‘ ass theeomtnauder-ln-oblef of the army
‘W navy of theStsls for a brief period.
Tel flew York. New Haven and Bart-
' hd Railroad company has undergone
gust changes in the last decade. notonly
"malarial butprrsoasl. It has become
.h great-t corporation in the State;
mmepaopissaygrsster than the State.
ysirs ago it operand about 450
. . of relished; today it operates
W 'lhaaiuinooms from operations
‘ alarm; now it is monsoon
_ Therebnowslinsfrom
Intense-romances“! Cape cm
'sphtsl Western transactional.» Nultulfsle: burned mum
L .‘Yorkfitstsliuemndprsoticaily m
k I “ (isomer W m whir—Woman-noidsntileatisa.
”WHMMII.
are aware mm...
‘masssmoam specially
" ssdptlaassrpvlasa whsswe astronomer-m
. Ema-Mm!“ h landless ”more”
My“ jg I an...”
ls—
srovr: LINING
a sossrrrorsrosrtmnos.
-
Solosdlflanlwarwu.
r . '9. WWW“ n.
An Engineer Held Responsible
For Battle Creek's Horror.
am vrortss m unmmmmn
nose lathe htal Car Were In. low
York and Other uter- ltstes.
Barru Crux. Mich. Oct. ill—The ss-
ror of one human being—a man who now
crunches like a hunted animal in s prison
coll—led to the greeteat railroad holocaust
in the history of Michigan. and 26 human
lives have paid the penalty of the mommt's
negligence. 'l‘vvo trains. both laden with
passengers, met in atlimct hrsdon collision
on the Grand Trunk railroad in the sub
nrbs of this city. and that the number of
dead and injured was not fourfold greater
is due to the fortunate foot that the colli-
sion scoured in the suburbs of a city in-
stead of in the open countrynrhers both
trains would have been running at full
speed.
As it lathe % charred.disfignred and
unrecognizable bodies [is in the morgue.
and 27 maimed and bleeding victimp are
groaning la agony In the Charity hospital.
How many of than wounded may be added
to the death list no one can tell. for the in-
juries in manycascs are internal and quite
unfathomable to the only superficial mad~
icsl examination that is possible now.
All that surgical science con do is being
done. and the officials of the Chicago and
Grand Trunk railroad are doing all that is
possible to alleviate the condition of the
suflering and care for the need of the vie
tints of ths dreadful disaster. ,
The two train: which not face to face
while going at a rapid rate of speed were
both regular trains. although each was
considerably behind time. One was a Bay-
mond and Whitcomb special train return-
inz from the World's fair and bound for
New York and Boston. and the other was
the regular wast bound Pacific express
truin. The Raymond and Whltcomb was
running-sen extra section of a regular
train and was therefore a “2 regular" in
the phraseology of the railroad men.
The engineer of the latter train had posi-
tive orders to sideth for the express at a
siding n mile east of this city. lie ignored
these orders. and 600th beyond thissiding
he met the east bound train full on. ‘Both
trains were wrecked. and half the train of
the Pacific express was demolished and
burned.
'l‘hc Raymond and Whltcmnb train. be-
ing composed almost entirely of heavy
sleepers. escaped serious injury. and none
of the aseursionists int their lives.
The engineers and firemen of both trains
jumped in time to save their lives. but 3
passengers of the Pacific express met al-
most instant death. The day coaches in
the front part of this train were tslsscopsd
and burned. and of the us human remains
at the mus conjectures can only he
made as to the identity of six; Twenty re
main entirely unidentified.
List or tag areas.
These identified by letters or articles in
follows:
C. C. Van Dusen. Sprouthmok. N. Y.; died at
the hospital.
Mrs. C. C. Van Dusen. Sproutbruok. N. Y.:
burned to death in the wreck before she could
be extricate-i
burned to a crisp.
burned to a crisp.
mangled.
morgue is as follows:
No. B-J'sroalet burned toerlsp: uselethlag.
pants and long stockings.
business cards. etc.
lvancs.
No. khfala: mossy on person.
chief with "if. 0." in old lb‘iiah letters.
No. 'l-nblalst charm hm
it. Melissa“: par: of rubbers in
. (tuna.
No. wfemals: burned
lie. W
Dr: ok. 24‘. Y.
fin. le—Wonian: horned teasvlsp. '
No. ”Win? :llvar hostinsosas watch
#3”le ”u "w“urlaasv
Us A’ s l s s a
Enemies-flaming
DlA'MBNos
‘ Wont-crauws
. one SENTlNlti. “liElllSflB‘Eltll ll DE .
may. palm as W.
n. , iii . “a...
In so. Awnl Catastrophe-“ as '1‘
their clothing or by other means are as
W. W. Henry. Woonsocltet. R. I; burned tos
€151: l‘. B. McKensie. Middletown. Comm
'1'. A. Mcflsrvsy. Toronto: mangled and
J. W. Beardsley. Watkins. 5'. Y4 buruadand
No. 'i—Mals: pass marked ELM”. i’rovio
dance: sllvsr open face watch and punksthnifs.
momma: out hsadksrohfef marked “r r .
sister-onion paper from John loaves. has; .13?!" ""23“ M ' “Ti“ ft“:
ostwYuLfoOhulmlerdetalsonotaia ' ‘ ”dock. trier-we new :
om meant-s. Weasle to Dr. Howard "of of the mind Min to. and smiths
"cognition.
No. llv Woman: handksrchirfa with name I.
H ls-a .sstnowowurnadu.“ KIM". lsswnns pm
is: warm?» identificatioszburssd s. . pd pimsdclsar through In. w. The
$.LWWM: bashed boned Bradley """""
“*‘Nfit‘d” "*
‘ Genuine Article.
Tirol. liaison t to.
81. lashes 3.. Min.
fore the alarm ball was sounded to awaken
the marrow Imagination” wise
romptn t. W!-
rant was nearly ”:3 last away. sadwhaa
a line of hear wu laid the pressure was
not ancient to throw a stream.
Finallya stream wassscured from an-
other- hydrant. the firemen meanwhile at
lacking the biasing wreck with use.
hatchetsaud lengths of rsllsfouudinthe
yards. but byths time a supply of water
was available the falsaoopsd coaches had
been rcduesdiofragmentsof charrsdtim-
brr. little more than the trucks remaining.
The firemen than commenced the grow
some work of recovering what remained of
thsvictlms. tbspoiiostaklugchargsofths
vsluablesand keepingths crowd at adia-
tance. lursspouss to thoalarmfrnmths
fire station pvsttynoarly the entire town
had turned out. and the residents. assisted
by their wives. devoted themselves totha
relief of those injured in the four cars.
These wsrsplacsd in buggies andssrtsand
taken to the Nichols home. where a corps
of physicians and nurses was in waiting
to minister to their sulariags
The first body was foundahout 0 o’clock.
sndafswminutsa aftersdoasnw‘sre dis-
covered in a heap around the stove of the
second car. The task motioned until a)
bodies or portions of human beings had
been brought out of the debris. For want
of a stimulant number of stratehsrs. boards
were nailed t . and a freight car
standing on the side track was converted
into a temporary morgue.
In. Va- ltwssa's Horrible Death.
Not until their dying day will some of
the oitiaens who were early on the ground
forget the canes that they were compelled
to witness and helpie- to rslleva So
can describe the last moments of rs.
Charles Van Dusea. She had succeeded
to getting half way out of the window. but
its! limit- were pinioned by the heavy
framework the seat she had been noon.
pying with or husband. and this had
taken fire.
Thus held. roasting from the feet up. she
pleaded and begged for the help that those
outside were helpless to give.
Despite her terrible agony. she retained
consciousness to the last. and as the flames
crept up and surrounded hersha called out
her name and address and those of friends
to be notified. "1 am a washer in the
Methodist Sunday school at Sproutbrook.
N'. Y.." she cried. "Say 1 died like aChria~
ian." Then the side of the cargavsway.
mil she fell back into the flames.
llrr husband had meanwhile been to
cord from ti 0 out car. into which he had
been drlwn by the force of the «dilaipn.
lloth limbs were fracturvd. and he had
tlso I'ft‘l'll'etl internal injuries. Hrretainad
oust-lousnrss until his death. but was
opt in lgr orance of the fate of his wife.
A majority of the pauengsrsonthstrain
Vere from Vermont. New Hampshire. Mas-
rwhusofla and New York. Times whowsre
uninjured or suffered from simple shock
ind bruises were given the option of to
dining home or going to Chicago on a
special train. The majorily wanton toths
World's fair.
Superstitions citiunssrecommentlng on
the fact that there were ill coaches on the
fated train and that the ear in which the
fire started was numbered 13. It had been
The coroner has numbered each of the I or previous wrecks
bodies now in the morgue consecutively
and noted the articles that have been found
on each body that might had to identifier
tion. Relatives or friends telegraphing
from a distancsss to the identity of the re-
mains should mention the number of the 0“" °' Tacoma. Daniel Holmrsand ‘ M"
$1.3. gags gladly-3a mistakes aw visiting. "ltd into the general m d
d in '1)leng the "w“ m 0070' “I. Grand'l‘runk l0 ‘l'fl totha 00“.“ If)
ME. ”me“ u“ 0! "IO M” m “a” tics of “I“! l” ll "I. wreck. A“ three
Movies If Inuit-II.
Cmcaoo. Oct. 2i.~soms or the victims
of the Battle Creek wreck reached this city
with torn and hedraggled clothes. ll. E.
Harris of l’mv Manes. whom been had base
were on their way to Chlago. and Holmes
ind liarria wens In the coaches where the
:rsafsst number at people were killed.
Dsanhappssad to be is the smoksraud
N.s— ”mum; m mu. wsanotlnjursd.
nigh. marrow will: momma anon "Wsre you to build a raging Ire under a
(ridlronand on that place to human be
Natmw. W. Henry. Woonsncket. it. l..of up," said Mr. lisrrls. “you could gain
the am of women it "com Mined 1km mus idea of the scenes which were sasstsd
it Battle Creek.
wound muslin. Thentascrissofssosy
immthspoorvictimsraog out is
i
D
gold coins. sold muslin-cart. Isr- Mn. appeals tor aid. Oh. it was fright-
'ul.aadthsmsmoryofitanasvvrbs
“raved from my mindi”
“All about as.” said Mr. Melissa. ”were
lus-
had Mlddlstow (.‘onn..addrasssdts ”W m “d ““4"“ h“ M "
El. )fcilenris o3}. Mrs. rt. Pasksrsffits: mmins rub-n. their mutt-s Month
my eyes of would hssavlora Newstsr
no at haad.suri theirs had slmosttn
Wm
rfo. tab-tam,” warn itself out; broke a window sad
3.. “on... M v... ”I“ firms .mtgmar roost tbsflamsatoa
.ts wasdrasgvd fromthswrssk. 0th-
dgllts equally painful sad distrauiagwsvs
who sees in srsrydlrsrtlos. ‘f’hshmor
lfit all wsahyooddessriptioa. Nowonis
as do it lorries."
sections of the liar-sum I Hailey circus
trains. The trsiawasrasstagis anaes-
i
sit
i
g
3.
grade was resale. abut
scarfwhssthesssaad
animus-s area-d a
soar.
‘ with
‘Raucc
HEITEBS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
08 on RAM
' facility and BoalWorl
a SPECIALTY.
fillsstlutosttto.lomlt.ltl
, _ . _ . m"
SiiiiEth tantrums.“
or to Take Effect F0!
goiogat ~rate of so mi
itvsainosannlnhrroftisrtaat
beanplsssd on the track. it
washers
nuns-emu»
.usnrsla earrylnss W N
at largest! shim ds’alraaslsso ‘
to «York. No
MMthstvalnksptths ‘
“anaemia-wuss.
0mm taro To my}: sexton.
Wis Its-ring Committee Ball
aha. Cans-nus. wna tire stepson-at.
atives at the Admiah‘vetioa—Van Also
Wins-rs Proposed.
vaacad in years 0. . m found in u. Wasmsororl. Oct. m.—'SQVOD or eight
y. .5. mm”: mm,” Democratic unstors visited Secretary Cal‘-
' Mlle as the representative of the adminis-
tration at the treasury department and
submitted to him a proposition to take the
Jacasoa. mg... M 31,“... us. plaosoftha rspul mentors now before the
a“. .7“ hm w W. M 'M sonata. Which they thought practically all
has been investigating the Niobium Can- the Democratic senators would support.
tral wreck at this place returned a verdict 3m“?! Cull-iv dimmed from Mime
finding the Michigan Central Railroad of the terms of the melilion. and shown-d
wherein they would in practical operation
be objectionable There is excellent reason
for saying. however. that before the mid-
dlsof next week the repeal hill willpass.
to take offset not laterthan the lot of Octo-
her. im. probably with a provision author-
ising the secretary of the treasury to issue
bonds not exceeding moment and coin
the aeignlorags nowin the treasury.
This. it is said. would not be considered
that a surrender by the administration. and it
Is shotgun reliable authority that the bill
passed thiashafi would not be objection-
hbie to the prudent.
The correspondent of the New York Her-
sid sent the following to his paper: “The
silver purchase clause of the Sherman out
first is to he unconditionally Npt'lled. but the
repeal is not to take sheet until some day
street. Washington.
Itshlgan central Hamel.
company guilty of gross negligence.
THE CORPSE ROLLED OUT.
a My seats-as During a lanes-I rs. ‘
Solamua. N. 1.. 0st. s1.—-waila a
recession was moving up a steep
hill in nnction. N. .l.. the hearse doors
became nnfastsnsd. and the coffin frll
Thscoflinlidiiew cfl.sad the body.
offlinldsslsSnyder. Moutoftbseofla
and rolled partly down tho hill.
For a moment not only the mourners.
but the crowds which lined the streets.
were panic stricken. With a shriek three
women fainted away.
Laue. who was driving the hearse.
kncwof the accidentvvhsu he heard the
[ind-taker J. P
had “Silver senators, frightened by the grow-
ing signsbf tbs adoption of a closure rule
if their obstruction is continued. have
weakened. and the only thing remaining as
an obstacle in the way of the Democrats
‘gettlag together‘ is the qurstion of data
when the repeal shall take eflect.
“Silver men are striving for the latest
data possible. and sound money advocates
are seeking to have it fixed for the earliest
body day posalb
dead
iiaatily looking around.hs saw what
occurred. Jumping down from his seat. he
ran back and called on the bystanders to
help him. it was some moments before
any one responded. but finally two man
istanes.
With their aid he succeeded in getting
Miss Snyder's body back into the casket
and than lifted it into the beans. in which
it was securely fanned. The
than moved to the cannery.
was buried. Since the funeral the
girl's mother has been almost crussd
Van his. Calm-ed.
'i'hs senate devoted {‘5' hours to executive
business and gave the seal of its approval
to the appointments of Mr. Van Men as
Busx‘ Vista. 0” Oct. n-3,“ Ir. ambassador to Rome and Er. Kilbnth as
m. collector of customs at New York.
In the case of Mr. Van Also most of the
White Caps War. a Young limiter.
Harrison. a young and energetic
who bu not been have long. received a
yum... in 15¢ shape at . '5“. cap w, tints was consumed in debate on the
1g gong-ind an w M ink Wm ticn of his confirmation. Lively ,
_.gnn “4 mm m my... my». both for and against confirmation were
“gum“ Thsnotewaspinhsdtoabnn- made. Amotion was made to send the
die or hickory ”um... “a 1.9, u. a Van Alan nomination hack toths commit-
tee. but. a motion to lay that motion on the
table was carried
This left the uominntion still before the
m... fll.—- e senate for debate. Van Alon was con-
hsgv‘vgnwghe will; forghaudut: m firmed. comm The senate after the ex-
heirs u“ Monday is “0' W to have acutlvs ginormovedb theh MT?“ of
secrecy m t a vote y v: icll . . Van
been fought at Thaba inasmhis. so miles lsn. nominated w “"1le to "my.
doorway. Liquor men are suspected.
The latabelea Dela-tel.
Native rumors and to
show that. heavy battles have been fought '3 couilrmsd. it was ” mum":
Yen-Aldrich. Bate. Berry. Blackburn. Brion.
since and that the Mania-lee
Butlsrflalsry. Camden. Cameron. Coke. Davis.
m“‘Diaoti. Fs'ulknezfl‘rye. mom. Dorm-n. tiny.
us. once- Arkansait. Jones of Nevada
ra- w "u "“ "" u um. McMillan. McPherson. nun. Morgan.
Quay. Ransom. Roach.
. Vest. Voorhrca. Wal-
humans BAT. Ma... Oct. 11,—“ was p.11“,
blicly announced here that the‘i‘udor 3.3::
avers tract of land on Monument river. than. White of inuislans. Wolcotb tn.
the property of President Cleveland. is Nays—Allan. Carey.(‘.uilorn. Dolph. Dubola.
oflsrvd for sale. This does not include the Gillies"- Gem-n “In-brunch. Hailey. Hill.
villaof Gray Gables nor the land imam
diatsly surrounding it.
yle. lodge. Mandel-son. Martin. Psil'er.
w. Sherman. Stock bridge.'l‘cllcr.\'anco.
The pairs were: Corkrell with Allison. (‘nll
with Proctor. Gordon with Halo. Harris with
lilorrlll. “down with Plan. Pugh with Hoar.
Full of a. Cunard linshasbroksa a" White of California will: slump. Vila. with
record of her sister ship. the taunts sa- mW“ 0* “I'M
hasmsdshsrwestwanlrunoathistripln
tdays. 13 hours wdflmiuut-a The heat During the brief period this! the doors
record of the Lucanla is 5 days. it hours were thrown open and the public admitted
to the galleries in few important events on-
currrd. Chief among them was the intro-
duction of a closnro rule by Mr. Voorheoa.
actirally the earns as that fathered by
r. lilil. it provides that when any hill
”penumbra-nerd!“
New You. Octal—Theatres“: Gam-
a Closer. Rule Proposed.
lass Iaruva to law Jerasy.
flaw Bsoaswlca. N. J.. Get It. «incen-
diarisa attempted to burn the Brunswick
Gnnduhhoumanda barn nearby wsade- or resolution which occupies the sill-auto
. Within a weak (horn Daisssr goons positiouof “unfinished hmlnm" has
lot a barn and Bernard ilamtnel astoro been debated for I) (in
house. The police have no slow to tbs in. at any time make a motion firing the time
when the final vote shall he loltru; that
that motion shall he put lmmvdisloly. and
that during its prurirncy or uhon the time
fixed for the final voti- arrim no debate or
smsndnisnt shall in permitml.
aal motion. however. must how the af-
firmative vote of a majority of oil the no»
ion entitled to vote. The resolution lies
on thetahle and may come up for twtiunto-
ya tiny u-llnior may
lava-eats of 00‘s: hes-an
New Your. not. lit—minor; tbs mata-
ahips due to arrive wilay at thla port is the
flsnalsof Hamburg. The has sails to-
day for Bremen. the Btrurfa for Liverpool.
the La Tourslns for liavrs and the Kaissr
Wilhelm ii for Germ
y.
An amendment to the nilwr purchase
twenty lanes for he leap. lung...
31‘. Plflltslmm. 0st. Bin-“rho students hill mattered by Mr. l'rffor and our
llimlnsky and Bolaiornlkod. after a as-
srst trial. were
the tion of being llit'ill’hiitfliellillilfllt
coadems you
hard labor in Siberia The two convicts
at to m not that musthevotsd am. llislii‘mwinage
amendment. but it alwllltnliy wrim. and
were whereof afloat twist! of alhil~ puts in force the frrr minngo not of out
latte tendencies
alarm.“ . humane-a!
Plan. 0st. si.-—a brilliant hall
i‘wo hours were then tlf‘t'liplwl ll)‘ Mr. Pelt
for in continuation of ”1" dismuru- which
0 began last Friday Mill which he may
alsh out work. M ii p. m. the artists
stilts listsldsVllialahosorofths
dicsra
abiassflthmyrisdsd a
theta spaoswss
ml-
usrelufroatwae Manta "as tins-s.
Although the hours tramiwl more than
the usual amount of lluslom. its limit]-
wersslmost entirely derolil of inlet-
est. The only incident will of the onilnary
dsnsrly ovawdad with
a Iavsasas’ mater thesis a lee.
lololo. lath. Oct. tin-Ira. Augusta earths ohargsof llsprreentsrlvs rump-on
If Kansas that Mr. l‘tlrlisnf Kansas was
lhsagsat or attorney of rudiments running
strip. which the lat-
- This was in the
icons ofI galls debate unbllbl Niki/om i
babies .5... pp] in riots sis mainta h
'“wth”. nation at the town slur frosted bytbe
atsrior department. which was passed.
l’hsi discussion was minimal almllv a
between iiqtrrmtlailve Mo-
itas of Arkansas Mill immune Plynnof
Oklahoma carpi-mug tin attitttdsot the
"antenna“ (.lim’iagt'l edmiiiislmi‘lons to-
m satdthsopss are t sitlpfnileil I‘ma‘flt,
“w: which gave lfr. Ifeilas
a wealth lisp“ d
Wham-{WMH
Osmr Walton. one of has Masts. asap through the
WelusJaadfmotsmmr-
mm
lions. and the ant erotica. going up a Boston“. “"4"“ "it? opportunity is
lb opinion that :f.s present ad-
latratloa was worn; lit retaining om:
lair sad mm of its last snailshlra»
fishes-a. lea.
it 'l‘hshoasuiaapsssvdsdsflolsocy hillsp
’ 'h “mm the hill to mull
fits sass-m l mini-t exhibits
at the World‘s fair or those new on
.slliliitlss than which may go to the Call-
tsldwiotsr cannula and is sold
An effort to pass the hillsltimtita
tag to the snarl of private land claims
truism af Willlsia mammalian totes
M (treads was defraud by
at the nursing hour. is
resulted as. ..
Mam
Wm. M 3|.th Mm
slalom
0m
mourns. seam.
GAME. ‘
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP.
Imported 011.8
and croutons.
Finest Assortment or rum to
be had.
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Telephone Call. rut.
Iasgahteh
mate‘s-tinn- cas
Huntfielufl,
South liorsalll. tons.
ocfll ly
Sale Agent for
G. 8. i. ii. BflLTflli'S
Hill WATER HEATH
Tilt and Sheet Iron Wort.
not wafer. steam or hot air heath.
lvi soll'rtl MAIN H’l'
GEO. C. STILLSON.
W.H.Meeker&lio.
. I .
' the rmvlll‘eslll [llr‘ imrif- of this line on sc-
, me Jab count oft counters then-m. srmtf
Plumbing, Strain and Baa-Fittins- that you
Hot Iir floating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
may wish
and we
liliiillllllllfllS' PRICES.
running
on has nickel piatsd flu
to order at short notice. Bepal
pre— Wagons. sic.
F. BOY LSTON.
BOWAYTON. CT” opposite ll. R. Statioll‘l...
BABY GABRIABES
Guarantee
that the
willbe
done with
From “.5 to tum. it different lea of
sears all warranted. m
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moot of nphn fared bodies ls extensive. An
'tl olstsrorineooslant attendance. lgiro mill}
re-tlphlalstsrlng dons a}! Blind'ill?mvli$
es. vssisoa. from . o
513w 'l‘rlcyclm. ls ' 9°
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w L DOUGLAS
33 and .
are
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albino“ tangle-oi
tamed hellsmi ovum
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eras mam altolllltlli‘.
COM PLMNT‘.
DiSPLMlEMEm,
If “Willi. III". or
Thilh "I I. arms.
Cattlvraisssi‘m
[may Fall to Relieve as Cree.
“OMEN ' NEE? f NWI‘LSUI’PEK:
‘ Cm Wiihsul Blonath Dropping.
”Wilma. lRPEGliiiiiiiilib
inflammation, Congestion. etc.
at.“ a as: in thorn-wall
Tim w. c. Militias on. it. mm}.
“3"“ uowrv arrosnrn
Um" %
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Street.
Nor-walk.
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on? ‘ ,
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Do You Inna Bicycle?
'i‘bstihs is
Beta-w. ”at.
Pmctcalti'cycglafitrtpainng
new: PM.
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Walnut 8!. Niclerson
use» it. tarsus "ill.
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8H8 iii "Elli 5
..... fistula:
mow.n‘i‘i°.‘§§%n'.ou’i‘£t'lih'
Crown and bridge work. All work
all. Goa-rial attention paid to chi and
Nervous pstlrnts. Open awnings.
ill. F. V. litllIER.
I Washington dirt-st. Over Post 0M.
300m NOBWaLK. CONN.
any
r
J. D. «Entrance.
Undertaker.
t h' NIGHT ll'i‘iill'i'. NURWALK. CONN
’ Opmslte Home Railway Depot.
Heilflwflf’hxl Elm strut ’l‘clet honorall “-1
anti tf
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th Noa‘walk
AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLEIH
CITY ilF NilllWAlK
AND
“EAGLE
Will leave Pier 2!. E. ii . Beekman street.
New roril. at 5 p. m. .
Leave Norwalk. 5 p. m.; South Norwalk. 0:.
p. m. ,
Freight received from 7 s in. to 5 p. 11:.
Upon spillicatinn to agents the City of No!-
wlalll and IL is will beam! for special lots of
freightunyw «redo New york or its vicinity.
H'Ali persons are forbid trotting any of
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E.B.MornsSaieGo
Successors to E. C. Morris a: C0.
caprran. szso.ooo.
64 Sudbury St. Boston, Mass.
F ire and
Burglar-hoof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors,
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF ill KINDS
The Best Sales in the ”World.
50.000 in use. Always pre-
sent their contents.
lflfl sold in Lynn lilacs. slnt'v t at great firs
where iii) of our as on Wore ollbjm'ied to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chi Fire In 187! in the tired! iinslim Fire
in 1mm In all the great fires since. blend
fnroircnlars. Auenfe wanted. silliim
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Knuth Vain inns!" llinlalr
l. 0. iElilllllGS.
”my Pallet Hangarfialglmlnatl’amlri
llll visa r in
Will PilPEil Mill Bililllilli
mdmd‘xhsflui‘ attract“ Norman“. I
I r n u no ales! in.
lawn. lifmisrs and out Mouldings "ohm
hon-on (minnow-lion no now-l in metal.
nic- Minister ehmrfully elven.
Phytichfltjlftnéh!
iliis. fill. ii. i. lllillflillli
(.‘an beonnsniteri at her office.
1 342 Broad at. Bridgeport. lit.
from main. to l p. in. any day sacsm (lousy
The llortm lea regular physiol and or
the slates-n l‘l-arshaemade thalliltilllfi
of 'llMIh a a daily’. [ladies suffering
from say illflllflll) for- out to he sea ea
mmlf fr. finilfoni in tho at . no .
dent-s. and with the assurance of mfvina the
amt skillful and nicotine. treatment Hows
cranium» aim and melllflllat Homer's»
rnlabsdforoon nsmsnttmsa. ms
is. All lotteri- promptly wells: to. .a
5.1.4...» ram»
lIlIIllASHtlllll
Plumbing. Steam
All)
One Fitting.
M" ‘" Hot ill "" Slum littllrtl
DEALERS ll.
Agate, Tin. tires and truism
Milt! Biilflliii “1532.36
1'0 “la“!!! "RADI.
heavy wars «um-ma W:
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