has
I,“ "’ f’.lfl
is $435311» 250'
e. a
tire We my rseslv
"V P631111“ngItilrissncgleus
Is in the crowd
'HIE EVENING SENTINEL.
‘ amt down. at... us Proprietor
”nonunion “resume in ul-
WW Ono Mathias; time
m. M six months. ”Niche you. “.00.
W by hawthorn, 12c s week. to he psid
to tile ssrrlsr
. SW“) 3‘1W“Wnnt." "To
M." and "for lists" advertisements. not Is-
otsli'u five lines. one time. as, three times.
Mattress. two Readies latices. 10ml
mm sod dull: notices. ililc. Bolted-
Munster distill!!! admit-nests m.
on-sppllsstlon
,2 In! ("Full-die. ill Wuhlnston street.
WNW; telephone cell. ”-5. Branch
2 Mile.“ Wellstrert. Norwsllt: telephone
”I
i hunusrcs'noss should in all cm: he
' 0 media
I": "lulu“ IIITINIL.
Sour" NORWALK.COIS.
sswnneififrifimv 27.7%.
Tl! QIIEN'I’IIIN ilE ’I‘IIE IIIIIIII.
ABC-Illum- thnt lIsva Bun nod. to
the Wilson ‘l'sril’ Bill.
(America Better for Johnny.)
Since our last issue the ”following
Sandman“ have rustle to the Wilton
Billwhicb hero‘s direct relation to the
titanium
Page 09 maph lib, line 21, ut the
undo! ”will“ odd "and sweat leathers.
bindings, hoods, and tips, when out to
lg. trinIInInghfelti1 pfiuol helm"
N W
"Br-ids, ”3133:1112”. nod similar
ulnnfnctures composed of sir w, chip,
m- In lesf, willow, outer or rattan,
Itti for melting or ornamenting bats,
tunnels, sud hoods, and sweat leathers.
hindinp,bsods. and tips, when out _to
length for trimming felt or wool huts'
This Intondment, wbi h wss submitt-
db] Mr. Wilson. was debalpd at con-
siderable length and finally agreed to.
Tho loose method of its construction,
nodthc sinuses: of intelligent research
nponthopsrt of its framers, are aptly
demonstrated by the following extract
from the debate:
It. Psyne: I WIAII tilt: chairman of
the committee on Wsys and Means
would state what was the duty on these
articles in the bill on originally reported.
It. Wilson. of West \' Irgiuis: l hsve
nodnts by which I could give the gem
throw that information; these articles
were nowhere named in the bill
Ilr Payne: Then they were included
’ among articles of this class not other-vise
provided for at n duty of 30 per cent
Mr. Wilson. thest \irglnia: l pre-
sumcso
III. I’n be: This it a manufactured
article. 0 couruc.
Mr,(ltmml2: it is 122.1 ”Hill" in this
count
Hf.?lnyne: ”€1.52...
III. (bombs: Not to any extent: it has
never been.
III. Payne: We lmol llli~2 m'tttvr before
the committre on Wuys find Menus in
1800. This ems-of manufactured articles
huheenun the dutlshie list. since the
Walker thrill. it is u iiuisllu'l manufllctv
med [Iroduct
IIr. ihnlrmmi, l summer: that
the esplsiuation of this pr-position is
Ioonoolilion. II "sop," offered to the hut2
mum of this country who are very
much agitated over tlII- dutieo' In this bill
I suppose this is a little sngur- " a ed pill
oilered to the Itllhll't'l‘ll in that branch of
industry. The committee promise to
wipe out two or three IItIII r industries for
the of trying to get the hot
meters to submit to their bill, Of course
they csnnotdo it in any such We as
this. Of scum: the smcntlmont wi l he
. Of course any amendment
casted by the chairman of thotfomruittee
‘ on Wes and Menus willbc . adopted;
hut in half of the men who munufscb
”that! articles 1 sim ly with to oil‘er
my protest and have t c house under-
lt now.
It. Coombs: Mr. Chairman, this
Mount is designed to assist on in-
dustry which has never been assisted
under Republican ntsnngcment Where-
sver the tsrill lt-gllllflllon of that party
has benefited the hut industries a per
moth ntftrii‘f for protection it hnsin
Wt em 22'» percent. by tariffs on
this rsw material The object on the
tldsofthe Hornets to give the hut in-
Minot this country s ehsouo thnt
thymer hsd before
This it will be seen that the notion of
WWilsorI hill «lid not know that huh
. tsrs’ trimmings wrreplncud in his own
Nil under the 45 per mot I-l.I'I2I2-.I12Ir
Wazoo" cent
Nest thy the following unit-tuitiientn
molested by Air. Wilson sud adopted:
”90,153, mtmgrsphililil lion iii. strike
‘ outtwonty" and 1mm ' liftse I
Thisudnass the duty upm IIthlanI
“liver leathers from 20 to in per
a“!
Oops” M, in paragraph 212:. lins'.’ 2,
strikeont the word "twtrnty' sud insert
sothst the Irsgrs wlll rend
'mdrused reaction 2123-1121. at not mule
up into articles, sud fun not on the skin
mm for huttervt' use. l0 per osmium
“In the" short violate upon this. Ilr.
Pay-sud:
”mthe amendment is resll in
the direction of relieving the mode
of workers who so» rmploy‘ml in melting
With it not? in other mttrortlu,
Will to t sround on u
include g has by egg-o little ‘so
. laymen In that branch of n2
‘I’o 22:121. Ir Wilson replied:
”the Walnut Is In the direction of
mm the “workmen free msterlsl to
M amendment» would he ludicrous
HMWtenm. if it were not In
W t W. At one fellswoop it
not only to trip» mat: the
of hit Mods and biotIings
this pantry. but tonlnuhltsly toro-
fioifltm to pmehw sli of the" surest
Md. The lathe” when out
Influential free of 21st while tile
W)-
“first“ “fl“w esfor alum
oodsfrotn a yeast cake to s barrel of“
to keep fresh stock. '
tiles E. Sermon
33 washington Street.
"' for at 10 per cent. afford 11 certain
mflneotrmminotI-Iefi
it. funny lot of Home Raised
anonymity yougethere
and Trade With
IEIDINB
il Hill
"WWI,“ 2m.
Inent would slso mste it possible for rib-2
boss to be brought in for Inlllinery pur-
poses, end the out ratios could be used
for n multitude of, purposes; but sside
from all these arguments, the actual ben-
efit to the trade would be but small.
Still hstters might be able to use cut
trimmings to some sdvsntsge, but soft
butters fell to see where they would not
say profit. The variation in the width
of . brim- and the different widths of
'hsnds would make it practically impossi-
ble to keep asuilicient supply of cut trim-
From the best information obtainable,
there is no prospect that the Wilson bill
will pass the Senate, hut thut a new bill
will bereported by theilnance committee
of that body
While the amendments t1 the Wilson
bill In the shape of free trimmings and
amount of relief, it is not only not adequ-
ste but it is not the ltind of relief that
the hut trade wants.
No honest man wants his own indus-
try foslered lit the expense of others, and
the amended Wilson bill, whilesllurding
ostensible relief to list manufacturers.
doesso by the ruiuation of band bind
in: sud lesthcr manufacturers, and to
the detriment of the for cutting in-
dustry.
To be consistent and honest the hat
trade must adoptae its motto ‘ live and
let live," and to this end demand a ’equste
protection upon its manufactured pro-
duct,
NIII IIOII’N "
'I‘INII'.
Ila Thlnks the Sportsman‘s Club has I
\‘ory Lugs Contact on Its [lends
Editor of The ScIIliIII~I«SIu: There is
no disputing the fact thut thele and
(inn club have taken ft very large cor;—
tract upon their hands. While it into
behoped that the club mentioned may
accomplish much good if the purposes
for which it was organized are curried
out,ssexplsincd in u previous issue of
T111: Shun-51:1,, but,ther1.~'s the rub.
There is nothing left to protrct The
trout and grime once indigenous to our
streams and carers are there no more.
This club should have been organized
ten, fifteen—fee, twenty years ago,
when trout, quail, end partridge truiled
grouse; were not. us to day, merc vision-
ary things. but realities and uctuully to
hornet with in uduys trump it his
feet worthy of note that the men most
prominent in the orgunimtivm lll'l't‘lfl sl-
ludvd to are in :1 measure accountable
for the deplorable scarcity of fur. lie and
feather hv'roubouts. Let us hope (been
gentlemen huvc seen the errurof their
111151: crc this,1-vcn if they Illth‘ r112
[lulled when too late. The only way to
accomplish any lasting good is m pom
the town, preferably the County, for a
stated number of wars Thiumensurc,
combined with constant wulchfulnees
and the uccueionsl expenditure of a little
herd cash for rc-stocking purposes, may
bring about the desired eudt'fl Only
tilt-adoption of heroic measures count-
compllsh anything in this direction. You
have “lulled the goose that III” the
golden egg," so to apesltmnusc'qucntly
you muut face the inevitable and place
your elegant hnuImI-rlcss shumtus and
your split bamboo ll) rods tenderly away
with your other curios qul hric-u-lmt'.
“Them‘s my sentiments," gentlemen.
“Nluuuh '
‘I'III’. HAITI 0|" I'I I'llll' Til. "
The ”pen Which ”I'lIsI llustouiuns“
Press-rung in New York.
"The fluid of l’lyrnnuth." the pretty
sutiriculcomlc operu which the (unions
litutonisns are now presenting at the
Broadway Theatre, New You, Is by
Clay )M.Ureene and Thomas i’eursuli
Thorns Competent critics have declared
that it lssworthy successor of the per-
ennisl “Robin flood." “The Maid of
Plymouth" is founded up'III the well-
knmm poem, "The Courtship of Miles
Standish." The libretto of Mr. (trestle
looms with bright lines and pretty lyrics,
while the compooer. Mr ’l‘hurue, has
furnished» musical setting which. for
daintiuess of treatment, hos never been
surpassed by any American composer.
The full strength of the ilostuuluns' re-
msrkuble out is utilised in the nrmluct-
ion of "The Ifuiri of Plymouth." which
will probably hekept on at the Broad
way 'i‘hestro during the remainder of
their long engsuemeot at that handsome
playhouse.
IMIIIIIN ANII NIIRO'I'UN.
Iirs. Kemper is 1le112 slolr with pneu-
mouin.
John Ilsstv-rsuum resident of lliidge-
port, tiled lit the H'Ihlivru‘ Home lsst
night.
Irving Clock, of DIIytuu, ilhlomstuu
dent at Yule, is visiting his uncle. Ecl-
ward Clock.
Willism Ballsrd is among the lstest
victims of the grip. llrs Reed sud
daughters, who have been quite slclt are
improving.
I John Stevens Ills begun the erection of
s new house on Newton avenue. near the
one at present owned by him it will be
occupied hyhis sister. llrs Charles lisll.
l".
“In!!! in the difleront colors 'on'hsnd. , _
= stroller ’l'nrrst of the
811. Norwalk HardwaIBCo.
42 South Ilsln .8tmt
How Rutgers Freshmen Served
s Sophomore.
GLASS PRESIDENT 'l‘IiEIl'i. VIO'I‘IX.
no Wu lidnnpsd Lsts pt Night. ‘I'nhn to
II- ltlvsr Built and Stripped, Ild than
Bis Body Was Covered With Pnlrtt Ills-
. OI With "Island to Malta It Think.
NEW BlillNSWlL’K’, N. .l., Jill “I: -Tll'i§fl
is trouble in store for sontsfrolicsoms Rut-
gers college students who kidnnpod G. M.
Ridgwuy of Trenton, president of the soph-
omore class, while he was on his way to
one of the fraternity houses. Several
freshmen toolt him to the hunk of the canal,
where his clothing was removed and his
body covered with green paint.
Ridgwny was compelled to Miller this in-
dignity on account of the actions of the
sophomores the ltltzlll. before. The fresh-
men hsd their tumult] dinner and had half
finished it before the sophomores, who
who a practice (If stenling the least, had
learned that the event was to take place.
The outwitted sophomorrs attempted to
get. square by renting out of bed sevenl
Ireshmen'in Wiuunt‘s dormitory who had
not attended the frost and pointing them
(run.
When the bouqueters returned, then
won a lively time in the dormitory, which
the scouts, the controlling body of the hull,
finally quelled.
Planned For Revenge.
Then the freshmen decided to he reveng-
ed. Many plans were discussed. It was no
ordinary revenge thut they wanted. They
finally decided that the louder of theol-
fendlng sophomores should have It cost of
green paint, which ubould be thicker and
he hnrder to remote than those their own
classmates had received.
ltldtrwuy, president of the sophomore
class, was the main they tvnuted. Some of
the freshmen lay in wait for him that night.
A close watch was kept by freshmen scouts,
who knew he would probably visit one of
the fraternity houses during the night.
“WA! dark and cold, and the wind was
high, but the freshmen did not seem to re-
Alize it. They were willing to enduregrest'
or hardships than those which confronted
them so long us there wss s prospect for
finding itiduwny. The victim wus late in
appearing, but he nppeurctl at last. As ho
pnsaed the waiting freshmen they sur'
rounded him, and isolate he, rcnlized his
danger they laud overpowured him and wars
hustling him off lowsrd the canal.
In 5 dark and lonely spot on the blufl
hour the seminary windings, overlooking
the cnnul.tl1s procesnlon halted. A pot
filled with green puint wus produced, end
the work of lemoviug liitiuwuy’s clothing
was begun. The high night wind chilled
young: IilllK“ 11y :Ie the freshmen Ill-rolled
him.
(Hunted Over Hit Agony.
The freshmen were olxlurliic. The in-
sult of the night IR'IIITC‘ must he avenged,
they said. A half dozen flickering Tun
terns lent II weird Input to the midnight
spectacle. The litfl'fl and nipping nir limped
thgewuy‘s hair into u tangle. The poor
boy shrunk from the point ln'1121h.but it
was no 1191'. When the freshmen got
through with him. he WM cot-cred with
green point
To muks the point stick they added lib-
eralhnudfuls of liuxwud. Then they nl
lowed llidgcwu)’ to put on his clothes.
That Wits milling injury to insult ills
torturcrs mooted over his nxouy.
it would have been only half the fun
with In ordluury sophomore, but itldgwuy
was the president of the class. Finally he
was led buck in \i'luent's dormitory to
spend the rest of the night trying to south
of! the paint null tlust-ed. in the morning
Ridgwny looked as though he had lost If
pounds during the night.
The sophouwres lire nuwdeterulinnl that
they shull 1112! square, but llll'l‘v' lrll lull
prospect of mysterious faculty llll‘cllflgP
and detective wurlt among the professors
to lucdlc the lending offenders. President
Austin Scott hue ordered a thorough in-
vutigetluu
‘l‘wo Notorious Cranks Captured.
Tom-21m, .lIIII. 27.~.lollu Fluvul, all.“
Johnny the ltni, Charles Proctor 11ml
Henry Jackson, three of the must notori
nus llllit'lllllwcl'li in the i'liilevl Sluice, who
have served time in hull u dozen peniten-
tiarles and for whom the police of runny
cities nrslmvitlug, were urn-sated by 122ml
detectives 1:11 11 Michlgnu (.‘cntrsl trnlu.
They were recognized us they stopped on
the tritium. Detroit by IIII es’l‘olwlu lIc2
lcctlro, 11nd the information was wired
here. '
.‘ilIuIy Vessels htorm llounrl.
New imxmn. 17211111.. Jun. :7. 2— liluh
northeluit winds and never» cold wenthcr
have filled the lmrlmr with vessels hound
east. Alleet of tugs brought in II llll'Ktl
volume of cult! cstllnulml Int more than
80,000 tons. All lilt‘uliillifl hosts are iced
up badly and plainly show the severity of
the weather they llul‘t.‘ experienced. A big
fleet nfctmtt-rt i~ nut-hum! in the upper
harbor V. m M...
Its-Cashier Vsll surrenders.
lluvmums Ill] '17 «John J Vull,ths
“cashier of limit-11121121l‘ommerclulhsnk,
who lsunw 1111rl2-rilullctIIu-ut for perjury
and forgery, l‘llll'l‘i‘il the ltuylnoud strut
Jsil still time himself up in fever of his
botulsiuuu, t ‘,ulorIelC1Iu1hridge whowlshsd
to its relieved Mr. Vsllwlll suonhsrr
leased when it new houdnman qualities
Astor Coslilnn Almost
an innit, .luu..»~ChrIrle1I (luuhinn,
the Actor. has been It sufferer from It rs-
msrltnbis complaint, uudthouuh be Is now
greatly improved he is in II very wenlt con-
dition us the result of his illness. lie land
not of lhme ulntlnsts and loss continued
attacks of hiccmtghingthst Ire frequently
fat .
lulu DI Pnld Ilsr “0,... m...
Msniltll, N. Y., Jen. Elm—Miss Anne Ford
of this piece bus resolved coupon from the
New "York Central Railroad company to
ssttlrrusht of her claim Miss Ford wss
injured in the fatal accident Itt 'l’nrrytuvrn
two years mu.
An my Enrol“ Misti.
Duwrn, Jsu 2'1. wAm attempt was made
to burn Congressmen Baldwin in «may for
voting for the free iron on schedule at the
Wilson bill. The tinny was «plural, and
the men who curled it mu; srresttsl.
stint; lush sw- Ill. one.
Hummus, Jan. Ill. whitinmts
were lllldo tor the return on the British
past Krupp Ill.
which was III the Worlds fair.
mm $1.2» .M 2 AM.»
, _,... new.“
I. I?“ I" IIWi WM
HE WAS PAlNTED GREEN
Eight.
Cents
and a
; ' COupon.
reassess UNBEII enorecrlou.
How Agriculture llus Prosper-d Iliad" Ik-
publicuu ltulc. ,
in 1800, eight manufacturing states
of tho east-wills six of New England,
together with New York and Pennsyl-
vuIIiaw-returned on aggregate wealth of
35.120.000.000. Twenty years effer-
wurd. hy the census of 1880, that-me
states returned an aggregate wealth of
.l0,228,000,000. The rate of increase
for the 20 years was slightly more thsn
210 per cent.
Let he lies how the agricultural stole-
fsred during this period. By the census
of 1800, eight agricultural states of the
west—~Illinois, Indians. lows. Kansas,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nehrults Ind
Wisconsin ~retorned en es rents
wealth of 02.271.000.000. wonty
yours afterward, by the census of 1880
—protection all the while in full force
them: some states returned an aggre-
gutu wealth of .ll.208,000,000. The
rate of increase for the 20 years was
390 per cent, or l80 per cent greater
than the increase in the eight manu-
facturing states of the cost.
The ones will be equally striking if
we take the, to southern states thst
were slave holding in 1800. By the
census of that year; the aggregate re-
turn of their property was .0,792,000,-
000. But 32.000.000.000 wss slsvo
property. Deduction that, the total
property amounted to 04.792.000.000.
Their nggregste return of wealth by the
census of 1800 was “3,688,000,000.
The rate of increase for the 20 yours
wss 90 per cent. (‘onsider that during
this period it states of the south were
impoverished by civil war to on extent
for greater than any country had been
despoiied in the were of Int em Eu-
rope. Consider that the la‘ 1' system
on which previous wealth had been sc-
qnirod in the south was entirely broken
up. And yet, ut the end of 2(lycars,
the southern states had repaired all
their enormous leases and possessed
nearly double the wealth they had ever
known befnri'. Do not those ll rec in- -
contestahly show that tho agr culture]
sections of the counlry, west and south.
have prospered 1-1'2211 hsynud the manu-
fscturlng sections, east and north? And
all this not merely with protection. but
because of protection!
The system of I'rnnd.
As might have been I-xpectrxl from A
party that robs labor. the pmpoeml isriff
measure contemplates the raising of
revenue by 1112312122111 of fraud, for this
is exut-tly what Ill“ till 1 illill‘t‘lll method
always hw- l'wu and always uill 1112
n from] 11112211 tho rmvnuc. :1 fraud upon
the llllllllll'lll'llll’t'l‘ in this country and n
fruud upon Amcrlcun lulmr
Tllcvuluo 22f goods in II inn-11:11 mun
try. upon which 2121 vnlorvm I'utmnf du-
ties urt- paid. is always 2111 unknown
quantity. 'l‘hv- importer» here will buy
from the Illillllllfli‘llll'l'l’n uhrnsd so its to
secure tho lvtfi'vnl possihln prices at the
port of shipmv Ill thow being lhevslum
upon who h the 211111 run-1t ln' psid
There is no gulmtun 1- that the goods
willl11-2-22rrnwtly valued uhrnml and it
will he impwiibl» for our customs om
Chile to follow all market quotations.
An importer l‘lll'l always claim that
he bought 1121122111 shroud below the
quutcd lfllll'Ii"l for spur 1-.ssl1 hence it
will he on) TNT his Inval: :- to he
“filed.” Pvruign ulnuufentnrors will
be only I011 hnxiuus lo FQ‘I'III’I‘ our trade
at the outset and 12111229221111 our facto-
ries. mthnt ucultinguf prime tonpclnt
below the value of A1112 112‘ 1111 made
goods may lw recorded 1'12: .1 II-rtointv.
In former frcclruvlc times this policy
was adopted and our lllill‘lfl‘ll were
oversuppliml. in order to create (IIIPI'L‘N'
slon in vnlues lllul compel our factories
to close. Thvu \Vh-‘li the foreign trade
controls the murkui pricou will rosssert
thelltselvos. except that our "millilitr-
ttlrers will tum-r know on what husis
they can ullnrd in IIIIIlrI- good-2. .‘It‘flll'
time American lulxm- can sturvu or 111'.
cept Iotirlgll wnw- mtm. American
Economist.
Misha It It Month luster.
When the ways and menus commit-
tee first Inlitllulml that the}; hoped to
here their own turilf hill in operation
by March 1, the American Economist
then suggestml lhut the Ilstruhotild be
changed, and we 11th repeat the sug-
gestion that the how hill should be so
sincnded us to become a low 11 month
later, on April 1. ll lilting (into to crown
this frco lrmiu fully.
the nivll II Itooshtsr.
llow well 1 remember lasht lull st the rslly
lmrchsd in line wld llIs wurltln min sure
And felt past so proud III e kins st bellowing
The fat of the rich suit the rise of the poor
firm that‘- whst they wold ms will m at try
the victor .
And wonder wss elslsd at thsi
As i stopped in the tussle lost lllts an old solar
And were n his minor on top 0' the hat.
l lnvled the boss wld his riches sud comforts.
No slurs of the wants l'd still
fvotsd to been up the tail that 0
Protected the boson slid burden the ruin.
l'In sure I'll [it even new old ye. Ins hams:
1'“ vote. lost u sure u my name lt ls Psi.
For Grover. sod this at the rstlflestlon
l'll our n his rooslitrron top 0' on hot
i it. bad look to ills tiny sad the hour.
l'd III. to mull that In” vots it i could
And ones u hear the mild mum whistle
sound
'l'bst celled sis in work when the times they
The boss who looks worried: the totem issuer:
nodules-yank“.
Ag.” W‘shsreofthsnlorr
hard hell
mustered up
rommlwmonmsltsi.
c termite balm
Assassin-mm
Gnosticism! furs!
33'4“?
"W sunset-isolate wsstsiltnes no.1
to ”11»le
willliothn‘vr
retro-:1
EM
“'2’”
“flirt
W" "rowers If!) rill
there's hull-ll
”no to
.er it.
trash“. tI‘s‘gs'Ins
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soma- front the lstsst u.ruusiewlior
the small price of
number are:
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, ' 051412 AND Ill 'I'IIEI.
pawn-
”monologues- from "II I. as“
~I'Ofl ”his! (”2-2
H. o. sMIrI-I.
. Elton: 1 Insult Building. um!
House ”Mover.
ulldlturs moved in nucleus
The contents of the January
Henry Tilly
l
Phelps to sown-runs».
Nsuoy Olsocy'silesu-«l’olks (lirnroy arranges unmet be {murmured the some 1
t‘lunnin PmDIII--POINII, 2 Tomb l
Am I Aswan: or Drummer? Hung dammit/i» hondcsl' m. It'l'uy I'v’flllllmtilll ""1 12’3"“, "“7 mk'Aanflf‘;
' ' ' - H Kelly (for! will be mmlc Io tlrv'olllmmlltlc 1'” l , . , .,
ll. 31:23:33:er ’i’ :Y$:::;~W;nfl,’lnlat from, but I-Iumgr comm! (122 {twill/222! mm" J- Dr JENNINGS.
ilsrroll nullrighltmh'sscnlwifimllinlit/411740011 U ndel'taker. ‘
2. l-llrstlng—- -Htill0lllschu, . Koch ‘ I it sum? was”. NilltWAbil. 00"
12. Army linknown22~§long. . Hpauldln‘ i" u" ”f""”""" "I W ""’/I"'r”"'""""”” Opposite Homitsilvsybmt.
Micrbbes? ‘11 .2
They are in the Air. in the
writer, in your blood rind
system. They are the neat
cause of discuss.
RADAM’S
Microbe Killer
routs every irerm oltlisc1sc.puriilo1 ”11
blood, renuvntes the 1-1 at: In. promotes
good health st once Who in
Jugsdztw, in i001. mum, $1.111
501111 cupianuto M-lrlllliuul1ull'i»:.2
I ll done,vvtl1utltvvilltlo,fu22,1
TbeWmJRadamMicrobe KillerCo., ’
,, 7.,ulxht at" New York City.
I4, (I. TthlJNh‘ON, ttl North Main TIL,
, South Nnrw ulk.
“Inland
Made a we"
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pmitt't Prim it. 00 n12
wrlltrl granules in r2
2.11:. . I12rll'smv11l122v.
or unmy "funded. lluut
ill an un ri122-~lpl2 l 21. 'gl ('1 1221mm him! 22/
initial on. nil-t2 n h inclsnhtl'tl 11.1112 2 lhI-r if
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of rite inm hictnw1212.22.21-.c.Atl2lrrH
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GEO. C. STILLSON.
Booth llorwslll, 001111.
21"!” iv
W.H.Meeker&io.
Sale Act-lit for
G. 82 J. B. BflLTON'S
HOT WATER HEATET’
Plumbing, 8mm and Bus-Fitting.
Tin Inii 812111122222 Wort.
list Au Nesting.
Plans and estimates furnished tor with"
‘mt water. munm or hot sir bruins.
’22 NWT” MAI}; 4‘?
ABKING and
llilVISlilN 00.,
BOSTON, MASS.
HIGHEST AWARD
MEDAL and mm
WORLD'S I'Alll,
cmcso
run run: trsr u'sn. units,
slices. our. GALTIE sun
r1cstsoursrs.ssnsst rows
run use. ssusssss.
For Something Extra Choice
Till TllElll lillll'l‘ii STABINM
was 10 PLEASE.
Iiifitién 222 Women!
Ills. TILE? 111111111112
0er he consult"! st lu'r 2211142.,
Ill Instl It, Bridgeport, 0t
Mulls.ni.tn‘lp.n1 snydsyureeptflunilsy
Ill
“Infifii” lrtr mphy "if”?
Miss Allu’tllail T1111;
. .'. 2.11 . :‘I‘ it- Mow Mt
lullrhtn lillm stront- II r 2.31;"!
Lulllollt
cELsRY
PM!“ AND lNViinIMm
Till’i HVHTEM.
is desired.
SAVE Yilllli HAIR.
'l‘llll‘i (JAN BE DONE ,
2- Acc'ording to Directions
Kililsli Alli:
lit More Aches,
No More Restless Days,
No More Sleepless Night.
With increasing Allplstlili 211.2! perfect [MW
tlon linpe token tlw 1121.11 221' l22¢2p21lr1 your
Ilslly duties lm'mru- '2 delluin .‘tml Life 11
Joy.
Then stop thnt couch with
Yankee
lllNii- SOOTNEN.
Milt your nohth 212: About if.1tnd if not furl,
sstlstled lnoulro at thr-
ilITY Dililii STONE.
32 WAHlliNi/l'tlh' ri'i., r-ii’l, NORWfiLH
in m
G. A. Gregory 81 00..
NilitWAllli. i'l'
’i‘his ’l‘onic has been used with the-most satisfactory 22.221122,
and it will do all that is claimed for it.
Positively Prevent llair Falling 0111, Keep
the Scalp Clean, Restore Hair Unless the
Poles oi the Scale are ilesiroyetl.
'i’lIis Tonic contains no oil or any ingredient that can possibly
be deleterious to either hair or skin.
1)th “I, RELIAfii‘é .
Fl'Gight Lille.
lilii'l‘ W El‘. .‘s’
NEW YORK,
South Notwalk
ANTI
NORWALK.
fill} l‘illll'lfildd‘lllri
CITY 0F NilliWALli
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£11111.
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1-»...2 '73:. ”It
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find
K "3:” 9. In“ 1“. '"n‘
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it 121 a purely vegetable preparation. clmn 11-1 water and it
PEREEBT HAIR llilESSINil.
importing new lilo and growth, giving
THE HAIR A BEAUTIFUL llISTllE,
and will surely pl'el-Ir'l‘Vt' the hair in all its naturalluxnriuncc and
beauty.
The only condition required to assure its perfett (Ipl' ration is
to follow thc directions i used according to these there can ho
no failure.
Don’t try it unless you intend to comply
with the directions. which are
simple and easy to be
followed.
it will l12~ em n in pt rill-1111,r lhc lootimoui tl~t :Ippl- -112lni that
this Tunic 1.21 rm longer run experiuwut, hut in every 2 11* who to it
V211.' 2th.: H 1 '1, in it i’mvkmuu street.
it l1 H lli't‘ll 111ml 111 cvmlmu in directions, lh22 fulluut satisfaction 11.2 211.211 22 .2.
hi)". III‘I'II Iht’ I’i’rilllI Is'il 2- 'I‘” :tlit. '21 1,1,;‘822'111. Knrwulk, Mill
’ p. 12.,
lruril r222:'-.12i (1212 {.1111 [42711111.
if this tonic WcII- 11111221 innit-.111 of thc Irritating and do stray-
int; moonlit-d lIuir tonits lllt 1'2- wnul i lI2- no hull! heads for 11.2ch
in time no hair need he lost
" triul 121 all that is 111111211. I1 your hair is fulliu out We
know this 'i'ouit- will stop it If it has not begun to all out it
new r will if nothing also 1.1 used 2211 the howl but this tunic
l 12111.21) ii: 21112121 to .Iw 2.12: 11.121' ”(v of Non
v. 1111 unit I 12,11 .2 Will lit 222 2.1 for 4’0!" 11 into or
{relatiuuywlu r: in \2211 York 21 i122 vlol lnlry.
W All per-2421121111:- form! 1 rilll.‘ 11in of
ll)" «impinging (If llI-i limits of fill-2 him an no
ctlrlul of l 1:2 2.s'liv2r-tl1:n2nf. will tl'
ii. i. New Haven & llauinui ll.il.
‘tlI'KWliYJI If), Iiiim.
TWAIN.“ l.”.,\'2:i'. ”IIIHI'II NilliWALK Alli
We haw full authority to use thew
- - TESTIMONIALS - -
2-‘2 Ii.l.2 st
I'm; .‘rw 8221121 l'utt :tew HAVEN.
. . . ' .11.:21 112-11011. .2 1.11 1211 .1
and we :1le that you road them all and give the l‘onm it trmi, '3? 1:15! 3213';
.' f u ,, l.’ ‘
" ‘ 21151.1: I 710t1u~..
To 1111: 1'1: BI 10 3.5.111“ Hill:
I have uscl three bottles of Allis-1 ltytlers hair toniv and can meg; WINK?"
must heartily recommend 2it for keeping the scalp in it good, 1:121 ,: 21.. ,,.:‘
clean, healthy condition, on i no u llnc stimulant for the hair. IIIIIII'I’IIsllulIlM {'3,,-“;.L"~“"t"2
MR3. \. A. III I.’I"II"I4I,, Hill/uni ex" .. Him ,'
'. Mr lil'McIL. lull 1211..
» 4b 2— .. 12"
I132: . j101:3 to Bridgeport,
i hove used the hair tonic prc .trcd by Miss Ryder and can 1.51 2..., "“2"”
recommend it no u restorative am an excellent tonic for ital-ping :1; If“ 3'7", g;
the TI lll’ and 110qu In it health condition. . 15.25122“ 7192' s2 '12. Brldsspnrr.
ll I5. FREDERICK Qt lN Nl‘ARl) 1.253;}. ,1,”-
‘ I... 13%;”. L1‘5TA‘In”?fix‘“d so.
156:; . 211121111 my»; ill .Il‘"
i have used the heir tonic preparer! by Miss ltillor for ovcr £222,212 12 222-2 211.12 it In.
two yours lluvmg been benefited by it’,susu I do not hositutc ,i’gl’";,‘,,,:z ""‘
to recommend it to others. MRS. WILLIAM BET I‘ll. 73m, .
20w - ~ ll‘mt lililtrr ill: A. ll
\llSS RIDE! M trying-{1:12.211}: l'. .11 {21's s'x.1liiss., III
IV 2
i consider your lutir tonic a Very excellent nrticlo nml Would ,, ,5,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A “1.,
recommend it most highly to anyone. "W“ “‘,,"U 1'” ‘fi‘fi‘fMttf “’"pfifi;
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11 M .',1uvi 122:1 vln IlflTlIl'IIl.’lI L'l‘.
LEAVE. NEW YORK
"Fall uocrurtunwsns. A. M. Mil sit “I
, m "a,
[it "In, It: , I'lii to no
.. 11m .3
1m norm 2222 l’ M.» lens .112, ton "
2222 .2; sin or. 11210 or. this:
us 1mm. N. or. 61121211 ililllv‘ 4min ,
lull m.ll:l1A2nr s or. Jim!
F 5*?“
or f man hum. unlit-I ,fl
1101 .22.. aInfill as.
Removes Tan. Pimple—stillhllljlimplas, Freckles. etc.
"I l, or lilill, 1m midnlrht.
An excellent article for the toilet that always gives mildew,
dim
lion.
TllAfillANT WINTER lllllll.
“lilil’l'flyw, JHIIAI'" 01M
An elegant preparation for chopped face and hands, and all
irritation of the skin. Not greasy or sticky
3.8 Iii. A. WililllWAlIll.
u
I’ANIIIIII' III'I'II'W
MM Vii Nilll'l'll litiltWAMt for
5210qu ,ltlllesmi" "ml
or. ”5'22"”"1" an: 1232‘”
LEW? psvtt'l'ltii 222': 212.2211.
cl. ”1“
ilflinsflillu 2.pm
bills: .0 to
mums rum rattan.
MMVit mill’ril Nultwsmt 2m, 0'.
tom 2:. m. l 1.7 h m i-Itmluyn. Ml not"
oil
13% nits-um l’illfi'l'2ittfi II. pr.
Nitnilttym'lllflit It». ffi
HIM. 011. ll tlrp. m
P.
"AER TONIC " - " 76 cent!- 2 “ 2w 2.: i 2 ,,. ”22.17.”. 1122110, mm 0‘
I‘SVNIMTI'I 1.2, : 2122 .. 2.! minimal! sod WI
VELVET FINIsI-I - - so -- 2 ~22 2222--
no!) flfil'rtvirtl:l 2|! mm It "121 M (in spars MEN
.0 'h Ill" lint!» or miulwi 21 1‘ 22mm" selvl,wl1liill
' WINTER FLU. ”I g - n'mtnfnltintlivvl-h til I: hormormm; :Ire,uuitm
”humor in this", 111.2122), term I”! ‘
33'.” 1.39M." Marisol” 2% ”All ”m, it" "for
Mounts rem-mi ti” 2 1.2.1. at 22th serum mull
WNW III-11ml ‘ 7 211' [WW
BOMTIPATliii’F" .
FOR SALE AT
mlllss liltlar’ s llair Dressing looms,
35.2,; i'l'vtnlml.
I,”
1M“; flue-W I
222mm , my“
Lender’s Block,
Oahu. _
‘1
_ 11.2122
hrlslrhymti.ntlnsu.mm _
Norwalk Chronicler