.1 attempt to prove that our Electric Light
"f'wiiign of wear, having required less than
“would have stated that the ( ‘ommiioion-
b
IJemima!!!lice, they chargI-Il against the past
, yours lighting tlII full complement of
' February. which lllClllllt'll all construc-
I
“t
It“,
. g..-.zzzaar.zazo-u1§ifii§fliii§7 if ,.
‘ tbayear, and given evidence of II long
Ufld by the ('IIIrIInlIIIIutiI-r-I.
the old Iyatem and me III-Iv. could aucli
‘ ”mated. jiiiit lchiuIIo the reportdid
.W' report III that II III-nag
’Wmm coup... III lilouth nor.
.tlli'ym
Oeghrguoierenam
Be in the Brand
ll EVENING SENTINEL
,W
{Alli sown. Hillier and Proprietor
[All DIME-No. Ila Wuhington attest.
South M; telephone call. BM. Branch
Cleo. No. 48 Wall street. Norwalh: telephone
a l .0“.
I OIIUMOA‘BOIS should in all can! he
.. uEll! IMING lllflm
80m Nouwau.Con.
«IOBDAY. JANUARY 29'. 1N4.
Till Hour took occasiondaat Saturday,
tomifout its jealouty of South Nor-
vmlh’a progrcsaireneee by devoting a con-
siderable portion of its space to ‘an
Oommiuionera‘ report recently issued
VII erroneous and misleading.
A It objects to the rating of ‘24} per I out.
dopreciation on apparatus and would
mine it to 10 per cent. willioutgiving any
menu. Two and one half per ccnt. is ii
low estimate. but under the cucumstan
cannot unfair. The plant in new and in
lplendid condition, nhowmg hardly n
ionehuodred dollars for repairs during
life. lithe writer of the Honr‘o criti-
ciem had been disposed to be fair he
“5’ report explained thatthe ratI- of do:
predation will vary from year to yearni-
cording to the condition of the apparatus.
If we admit the correctness of Iii» Elnur'e
allowance of ten per cent. for constant
flpmlation, the plant txuilld be, value—
less at the end of ten years unlrss IluplI-
outed during that p. riI d Tlit' fuel is,
however, a largo- portio: .l of it. II Ill in all
[lobubility last Iouniy tin or thirty
years. We doubt if the Hour will ml
wit that the private plant in town is on
expensive in near and tear aeit chime
that the min operated by this city ii
A liberal margin appears to have been
left by the commissioners. which. had it
been used, would have brought the. coat
of lighting undII rtlie given low rate For
tools and equipment. :I ~in,4lo item of
$383 81. nliich Will lli‘ in use Elli yearn to
come. Many running expenses which
really belonged to new construction. We
‘Ire informul, were charged to the lamps,
in ouch care ruining the rule. Till! (Ioniv
missioneni also might have taken adv-n.
tage of the increu—eIi valuation of the
iniproved property on which tlIII station
standa. This amount olouu would have
blunt-ed depreciation L'l building.
Regarding the inventory. which the
Hour uses Its an illustration of nib-god
irregularities. there is nothing In explain
except that the Hour must have got brid-
ly mixed trying to unite the construction
committee's original expcIIac-I of con-
alruclion, which dnted monthshcfore the
plant was started. to IlicuperIIIiiigI-an»
as of the print your.
The Hour also tries to form on inwn-
tory from the first pIIrtiIIl report of AHSE
flan expenses and I'llnl, IIi opt-ration up to
that rimmnml mmpzm-Ii it with the
mt inventory. on impossible
“Elba for one who knots what the ra-
rloue headinua in illi'l’t‘pdii cover. in
the lint report no I~luIiIiiiieIl headings
were wit-(l. but in the lust one the plant
II. divided lulu mepuriiti- lll‘prlrlllli'nlfl
lander variouiI headings .\ portion of
the electric plum. was put IInIlI~r the
W! of new I'instriictiui. and other
changes of the name IIIIII mode. A httlc
careful thought In tho part at the Hour
will convincv it that tho "IInprIIIsIIdI-nml
more" it charges the Electric. Light
Oommimlonern with and for which it
Innate impnichmI-nt. actually had
birth in the brI‘IIII that juggled the
thorn the Hour aulatituiod III: those
No evidence appem in tho II-IIIIrI III
jwliy tho lloura atitwmwit that tin.-
Oommltelonera iIaItlnMAnIivm of Mull)!“
“twin. liluppmo. tho-nub IIIII-h II sup
petition ll hardly pmibln. the. flour in
M inclines told the truth rewriting the
'Hmt perlmiunl lighting Mopted by
a foot as that. which most itm’n been
pretty well linoII-n III the chimp. be
not mention it. and what would be the
*1 What rIIIIIIon would tlu- Commie
about! have for aoppmeilag anything
Winnie plum? it llteliflll nothing
film. for 1w yet they have never out
III ier tho Iialarlm which they are unitib
d In.
loath lint-Milli iII proud of it- electric
“it more. and the line moving it
it made demomtmtm ltII meet as. The
”we can ray of the Electric Light
”firth“ it is-ua true. lltldlnllafi'llhe
“,mme out of lighting the
“club form your. and we believe
tuna-am their Mom in initial! of
“I city the commotion-Ia have the
W «tandem- III III woplo.
WWII“ the norms vein en»
W to that! limit they have spent
Wei the eily‘a may then they lava
“but uplomtlouof the Horn”. “he
a. premium/Imam report In
1!. «on my finial!
oodofrom a yeast cake to a barrel of
no to keep fresh stock.
"arias E. Seymou
33 Washington Street.
Rom
anything yous get here
and Trade Willi
triIiIIIIi
il‘lléil
EXPECT MORE TROUBLE
Anarchist Mintrs Said to Be
Plotting More Mischief.
THREE GOAL PLANTS Ill DANGER.
A loan: lie-tin. We.- lhld and n ma
Alt-ck on the Wnrho Planned—mount”
Alive Willa Armed ,SlI-rll't roan—mu
, .ticumlhulL ,, ,
Museum. Jan. "9. ——A temporary quiet
prevails throughout the Mansfield coal ro-
glon, the scene of Saturday II rioting But
few atrikei-s are seen out oi their bounce.
and the deputy sheriffs on guard at the
various mine: in the district. had littloto
occupy thelr attention. By many. how-
ever, the calm was regarded as preceding
the atom. There are well grounded 1'9an
of another outbreak. and the law abiding
citizens are preparing to meet it. Trusted
foreigner» who were women! to be in
IIvInpathy with the rioIeI-s were sent out
by the coal operators. They circulated
freely with the strikers and returned with
the information that prepnratioua were be-
ing made to attack the works at Bridge-
villl. Roeevala and Beadllug. '
The feeling among the rioters is very
bitter against the handling brothers for
the killing of Frank Stepltz, and they as-
sort that they will have revenge.
If another attack is made on the Bead
ling works, the foreigners will meet with
It still warmer reception than that accord.
ed them before There are 12 men in the
Beadling family. and every one of them is
as determined and brave as the three who
put to flight a mob of several hundred.
Thomas Handling says he and his two
brothers fired at least 100 shots, and he ll
satisfied that if a soarch of the strikers'
houses in made at least a score of wounded
men would be found. Frank Stepitz. who
won Iihot through the body. died
Arming For Defence.
Squire C. P. Mayer. whose general atore
was attached by the mob. lnld information
against id men whom he recognized among
the rlotcrii. PM“?! will go after them to-
day. At present then.. are OVl'l’ in!) armed
deputies on guard throughout the region.
and this number will be doubled ii penal
ble. There are strong reasons for believing
that the anarchiatl hemibout are respon-
sible for Saturday’s disorder.
it in known that the bulk of the insur-
gents came from Bower Hill. and upon the
authority of Rri‘ Father Iilii’nll Worth.
pastor of St. Joaeph'a German Catholic
church at Mansfield. there are at lea-It 100
families on Bower llill who openly avow
:I‘mrcliiniu. Their bible in a radical nunrch-
»l sheet printed in Wisconsin and appro-
priulcly named Lucifer. and the I'Iiiiiessiion
of lllllll is set forth in the specious sophis—
i‘ry of its publication. This sheet in writ-
ten by on uufrbckcd priest named Michael
Biron—41 man of good education who fell
away from the church when in Mainz.
Germany. lie is now publishing thin sheet
in Madison. “he. and it has n considerable
number of Milt-«Tiber; lll this section and
in [lid Cilkl’ l'i“"llll.l>.
A dI~.I-Im-‘I ..IInI Mansfield 5:in tlicrcis
COIlslIlvi‘alilI‘ I'li't‘iit‘illc‘ill there. and prepa-
rutinuu are WEI.“ made for trouble today.
'I'wriily fi\'(‘ lilt‘illht‘r.“ of Company H.
Fourteenth regiment. N IL. i‘n.. stationed
at Mansfield, were. sworn in ma duplitlel.
and fully as many more citizen‘s qualified
as such.
Sheriff Richards of Alleghauy county ll
in command. and rc-cnforcemenu are be-
ing dispatched to threatened point» iIII fut
as possible. The sheriff husliiI-I furl-e» well
in hand. and it LII thought he will be able
III cope with my lllHLlIl‘b‘nL’l‘. that may on
cur. A meeting of atrikerx in said to have
been held somewhere in Mansfield. but
where or wlmt won done would not be
learned.
More Sign of Trouble.
.‘lDSllNlIAlll‘IlA, Pit, Jun. 2'.» The events
of Suturiluy nlouu the l'nulmndle, ulu-I'o
the striking miner! rammed to the dept mo-
- lion of property. have created It greet mm-
motlon in this section of the river valley.
There are no Iiuiiii here of impending
trouble of a similar character. but II is. a
alguiflcaut feet that among the Working
miners there in a large proportion who are
not. vehement in their condemnation of the
riotoua minor: or Bridge-ville audio that
nelghlmrhmxl
Tvavoion Ill! DI Corbett”. Victory.
buxom Jan 99 W ii") the Antonio or-
rived oft QIIeenIItown. all of her pmrnxorl
were Mitt] to be crumbled on deck A: the
tender neared the ntcatiilhipthe plfilflllgfl‘l
mounted the ralla rind repeatedly IIlInIIied.
"Who won the light?" The pass-ennui
were very much excited our the molt.
u there had been Iiiuoli betting IIII llw m
unit during tin- \Iiyngu,
Playwright Hoyt to Marry It» Mink-ll.
New \'.IIIIII JIIII "'0 «It harlot ll. lioyt.
the well known theatrical manager and
ploywrlnlit. and Min- (‘Iirolluu timber. beta
ter known by lun- atnpn- name of Caroline
Mltkell. will be married in this city on
March l. Mimi .‘llnllf'll plays ll‘ill purl of
Ruth in "A 'l‘I-nipI-rnucrI Town" and lo a
much lauded beauty.
"In of I‘nelooe lion-o l'ollii.
union's. .laii ‘Jii The announcement of
the pronoun] increane in the tariff on pre-
Biotin IIIIIuI-I- Imported Into America but
“upped the rim to [Mite-rs and Jason;
Even the ruby he» declined. owing to the
pro-pivot of Ainotlen trimming Ihedemiind
Too boron - 'l'oiil r» liar l‘altb.
Council. Hit "N. lli.. Jan 29. «Mio- Wils
iIIIm fieldentopf. on old lady who followed
the touching: of C hriiitlliu science. apt-cod
rough on ratIIIm II piece of bread and ate
it. site related to have N doctor on!" too
late to nave im- life
not Ills to tutor.
items. .\licII.. IIIII w.A-.\nIirI-w menu
pilot and lntlnolly killed Jame» l‘mter.
The men lived together. Glenn cinlmII it
war on accident. mixer» claim that there
he been bad feeling between the Inn.
”I’ll. ed M Mb.
but: MM», . M . Jim ‘19 *Pedrn Dri-
laalde. an old roucbmao Ivan found dead
It‘ll" his bed. with his bonds and foot
bound nndcvm evidence of having been
rimmed m“ N
on. Im- l’virnluiit tunic.
Arum Jlti hitch’unIbI-n of death»
from liilluwm have mourn-Ii bur. ‘31!
my Imminent official: an inrludvil
Mil» victim-i.
“(ml mile Invited.
Muslin. Jan. 29.-'l‘iw "IMP III-iv
not some at Akron. count by uni Alarm
he Orr-Ii ”my. «II-II Minn-II
vigil.
Wail-Wad
.naiver instead of. harm.
new}... tum.
So. llorwalkflvatdwarecq.
42 South Iain sum. ”‘7!
QUEBEC’S CAl-‘lNiVAL OPEN.
the log For! Inaugurated and the In
sun-u Unveiled.
QUEBEC. .lau ill ~ lZVI-ryihiug was in
radian: today {In tlw liltillulopflllflgx
the Quebec winm I.II~,II'IIIIl but the
tivltlea will not commence in earnest until
Tuesday. when l‘ Irl .tlw II-Ilien. accompr
riled by the count. I. u Ill ill rite. which will
be mode the occasion for II grand demen-
otratlon. They villi be driIru from the
Palate depot to th« III» we 'lll quarters at
the citadel on on lllllllrll II- Iniyiggnn tbapod
Iledize. anowahoeis supplying the motive
The only.
of connequencc on llltplllurllmml in the
ceremonial line iortoduy was the inaugu-
ration of tho ice fort and the unveiling of
the ice Itatncs em Ital on Bouillon square
Mayor Fremont [ltl'EOrllled these core-
monies. 'l‘lilala C'IIrlI-r» any The grand
houtpiel ill open to ihe woild. and a valu-
able trophy is offered for competitors in
each cine;
Tuesday‘s chief r‘l‘t'lllu‘ will he the tilt
in; contents for the. I'lisitziliiutinhip of Can-
ada and a lacroihe lliilit II Ilil nkates with
Iiuncyllreiio mumuerude III the QuIbIc
akatluu rink. 0n “'IIlIIeIIIlIIy there will
be pirating races at II. c Quebec rink and a
tug of war at the drill ball which will be
open to team» of six men from any organ
ind aiiowahoe clubs in the United Stats:
or Canada. The grout event of the Silt.
however. will he the carnival ball It the
parliament building. which will begracod
by the vice regal presence of Lord Aber-
deen and the countess.
NEWS ETCHiNGS.
E. I. Baldwin. Ihe famous Cleveland dry
goods Int-icluint. died of pneumonia.
Champion JAIME.“ J. ('Iirbeit was given a
big rchepIiIIu in Madison Square Garden.
New York.
An engine on the iron Mountain railroad
blew up, and the engineer Wit-I blown ."IO
feet. but not iujIIrIIIl.
Rev. Dr, lrwiu Milicr. grand master of
the Masonic order of .‘lll-“l‘éwllvlil. i~ III-I‘l-
ously ill in Vicksburg.
The incident I. hint. has led to the trouble
between lirrut llriiuiu and the khedivc
may now be unguided In tililrcd.
The new Waalunzloii bridge over tho
Housutouic l'll‘t'l' Liiilullieil on the Milford
(Conny aide :iIIIl fell him the river,
Joseph E Horde". the editor of The Con
nectlvut Volley Advertiser, was lounddud
in bed at his home in Middletown. Conn.
Comptroller Belushi has authorised the
new First National l . air. of Mendvlllc. Pa.
to begin l.il~IlllL‘!H “"l In capital of “hobbit.
Circuit. Judge l’et-qu of Lansing. Mich.
his decided to IIIIIIIIIIIII a gruiiil'jury lo in-
voI-tiunie the stain IItliIxI-rs' ~nlnrlvs amend
meat scandal
Preniivi ( f‘lwpl until. .I cordially worded
telegram to "Moon 1. I II hi-I recoIII lliatlon
with the ring i' rllr nod liitmare‘n replied
with a tI-lIIngIIII of I IIIIIIl \vnrmtli.
ENJOINS A STRIKE.
Judge DIIIIIIy Also (lrnuu an llnlar ll.-
dur'lng linirm l’ncifio \"nxaa.
U.\I.tll \. .lllil, 2.10 « l‘IIiIIn l'ut‘illo lubul’
circlen II we Vlii‘l'llll to llil‘ll' llilll-nl dvpthr
when the Ili'lll‘I‘ Ivf Judge Dillltl} reducing
wages on llIE' ~_v «'I’IIIEVH" made public. All
employ-ea in - I I Iy Il:';.:triilit*lil are ilEYI‘BE'
ed by the I'm. -i‘lv’il amount" to llflll‘l)’ in
per cent
Thouioiioo of tho l‘llui‘l wn. not aim)
(other It nurprisc. Iiltliuuub Iunat of the
men liitd thought the Ir ige question could
not be disturbed but Judgi- llundy want
his brolliein on the federal llt'lllli Iiie bet.
ter and he not only enjoined the in?“ from
atriking but cut their pay and ordered
them In work on at the redui rd puv
Dr. Tllflll‘. May Not ".Ol'n.
Blltli1K|\\Il.lil LII .\ lllf‘rilllu of the
buurilol IIIII-II-I-II of Dr. 'l‘Iiiuiagr'd Tuber-
nncle wn~ held niII-r the Mtl‘iv'li’t"! iu the
church. l’rcaidciil Leonard )iIIIIIly Milli
that n pbm was under consideration which
would Ilinpmw II! the debt ruling upon the
church nIIIl IvoIIlIl remove all obstacle. in
lntha way of llr. Vl‘almnge remaining. A
meeting of Ilit‘ board of I'lill'l‘l WM also
held. IIIIlI lir. ‘l‘niuinue mending. line of
the lllPillln‘rrI of the lumrtll‘id After the
meeting Iiuit If the financial Hu’lllKl‘llt‘)‘
prevailing in the t’lllln‘h II-IIII relieved lir.
‘I‘allungu would \l'Illltlt‘fl“ hi-I rnlgnailun.
Robbed and "uni-nil.
I’Ineiit lllI. Kan . .lIIII ’lilu “ill: of the
most llurfll‘ll‘ ‘Iiilll‘llf‘iw PVIl‘ (’iliililillll‘ll in
this part ill ltII . nu,- \‘Illll ilincIIvt-rril Ii hen
the body of \‘I'lll.aIIi .\ Chapman. one of
“I. prIinIiIII-ut viii/Min of the city. who
found Ii-IaII in bi- I-l‘ll‘l‘ IviIlI iIbI IlIrIiuI rut
Ind bi» bid; ft-urlully (ill and IIlIIIIhed.
Robbery III believed III have proIIiIIlI-Il the
deal. The A‘lllll‘ii!‘ urn Iiiiirh wrought up
ovortlm lioi‘ribb- Iill‘nlr. :IIIIl bloodhound:
have been wui lIIIa
Alter Iiu- It-Iuen "III-n.
[limo/II NJ. Illiii. W. ‘l‘lIIIII-ouble III
New “In .. III I. I IIII-Inl by tlIII. painting of
the tivwalilrbl of llli' Implant)“ clan of
Humor» 1'0““. by iH frIwaIIien him not.
yet annual. ii in M‘ I IZIIII ll their union
an ho iiI-cI-I‘IIIIIIInl IlIII IIIIlprllI will in
criminally lit'lil‘lt'll.
“not Corbett to Play Doll.
BAL‘I‘l‘lIIlll. Jim. '19, - it an offer ol n0.~
W! for the! motion will tempt liim. Jim
(lorlieti willlmmnm meIIIMI-nf the Orl-
oio bar-obit" learn. Manager llaiileu do-
ubled in liilllll' tho of!" and line had Ill!
contract prepared for tinI chumplnn'n cl;-
“lure
rm. right In I cell».
Caution. Jim. 20. «liver McKcnrlv
recent arrival from Anetta la. and Charley
Whaler. a colored run from Omaha.
tough-rattling six round battle iii the
other of a moth aide naleon \lcltrnrlc
wan dreluml the winner
Omen-ll Ilia the Prune-tut In.
COLCMMI e 0.. Jan. 99. .. 2»me
Compton . from In. and It» In IIIII
he an mm conduit“ for governor in 1..
with a view to moving the presidutlhl
nomination in ma
Welterweight Wreath; m
in. Loch. Jan. ru—I'l'hnvrvrilluniawh
have between Mu hurtling
lief-dam for the «Item cumin
my of tin- ivotid m ""3in
Biol II “nib
mammal“. In wfiiebavd it llama
tumour-Imimt laivy n of Illa
‘ghlrypddwl lo the Clifton amid!!!
Marine minnow
Waiver mVp.
AMA. Jar “grimy mitt-tub
Whale briefer HM
arm Ii 9. Il mint-now
an we.
" trim! ”W‘i‘u
think ..
Eight
Cents
‘ and la
‘ Coupon.
Our Minister to Hayti Reported
in Very Hot Water.
q
EIPPOLYTB SAYS HE IS INSULTBD.
It ll laid ll. Bolt 3 um: to tho Proud.»
of the Black Malina Critiquing the
Borer-non: and Haunting ”My”.
Other Mylo-ale Refund to Joi- Ito.
city direct from liaytl which indicates that
the ouleial relatlo'm between Pmident
liippolyte and the newly up nud United
Staten nilnlater. Mr. Henry . SmytheLon
atraluod and it to reported that Preddent
demanding Minister Smytha' s recall
The steamer Prim William 1 arrived
here from the ilayilun port: bringing a
alugiexmsienner. .\ir. Edmoi-d Fortune of
Bmton.
Mr. Fortune went to the Aator House.
where he tallied freely of the llaytlan altn-
atlon.
”Sow. let me my oi, the very Itart.”
said he. “that all the information i have to
impart comes direct from the consular
omclala in iiaytl. Personally i know
nothing of llnytinu afiairn. but my ofilclai
friend: have given Inc all the nerve.
Minister Smythe hos unused much trouble.
He formulated alelter of warning. will
clam and advice to iilppclyto and their
panned itormiud among the other consul:
for their Ilgnntures.
[mulled the Pueblo“.
”That letter rm II ‘rorker'——no mistake.
It started out by cIIIIIlI-IiIniiig the rigorou-
measurea by the gvivrriimout to provont I
proposed revolution. Then. after dealing
in a general way with the. iiijuiitlccn pron;
[iced upon Haytiun citizen». it proceeded
to brindle iiippolyw without gloves.
“In forcible tcrim the consul general
moralthc prIaiIlIut for the mismanage-
ment of public aITIiiru. accusing him of
of IdiInIpply-lng the I. h‘ mm and of using
his nuihot-liy In flihfilflt' hi1. own selfish
cm
a veritable bu nib and you can m-ll underv
stand that the otherdipluniaiit represent.
ativeii refused to loin in the note. though
tormented to do w by Minister Smytlie
“The German cuualil gave me a lull ac
count of the nllmr, together with the in
formation not generally known in liaytl
that llippolym immediately upon the re-
ceipt of Consul Sniyihr'n remarkable ‘Iinll
down‘ forwarded Ii message to Washing-
ton.
“Of course only lllppoiyte and hi. min-
later: were menu of the exact purport oi
that manage. but it is generally under-
otood in official circle» at Port au l’rlnoe
that the indignant praaldcni‘. wrote to com-
plain of an unwarruninble interference in
government :IIlnlI-a by Minister Sniythc
and to remit-II: hi:- l‘llml‘dlflle recall.
0. the "or.- of I Revolution.
"information to thin efieet evidently
mailed Minister Siuythr. for when “to
polytr. It few Iiiiyri mixer the receipt of the
letter. invited him II. II dinner to the con-
sulnr repraI-Iciitatiw- he tll’t‘illlHl.
”t‘orzaidci‘nhlo I'\t‘llt:2lil'lli prevailii in
Port on l’riIII‘c uwr Miiiisii'l" Sniylli'a at~
tempted iIIrI-rfrn. ncr, Iainpled with the cur
rent belief that ill: IIIIIIIII—y in on the verge
of another Ttb’tilililil'l ii i.» generally be-
lieved that lhu niLr-i I‘IrIII-ral Mauiuiit.
now Iuppooed to be in Kingdom .iiiinnlca.
in all ready fIII-Iulcu'eni Ilium linytl, ’l’h:
invade”. it in thought, on: well provided
with Al'llll. ammunition IIIIIi money. That
the threateiIIIIllnva-Iiuu iIIIIn noun-d thing
no one mum to doubt. Under these cir-
Clllllitlitlltt‘h the chuck uf Minion-r HIIIyIlIe’a
assault Inuut hnvr ntaggeml lhmmlytr,“
tin-ham "on Hot Ila-rd.
WAMIIM.I‘II;., Jan '.'.I. Hit-rI-tury their
ham IImIl illIti he iIIIIl hill the .iiuhrept hint
of any li'hillllflll‘lll‘l't‘il .‘IiiIII-IIIIII Stuythe
and the linytiuii Izuimimenl, lie felt all?!
that the trivia IIqulIl ~li'll“ that there has
been coiialdcruhl» numb-ration of tho in»
cldriir
um blade and Loni - fortune.
ST 1’.“ l. Jit'I ‘JII .inuwu ll, i'liupin,
one of llw bind kuoIIII illt‘tl iii the liut’lb'
weal, I-Iiuiiiiltlvii «IIII'iIin III lllL‘ MI I'ohauto'
hotel by IIlIIx‘Ii'Iug himself wiIlI ll Involvor.
.\lr.t‘hiip:u Mme out from Jamestown.
N. Y . alum! Will. ”A‘ II'IIIIW'Il wealth
from mining in Montana. In 1W! holie-
eauit- implied by bear} Mil rIIIIIIe IWC‘Jl'
lotion! liiIl albtzv that time h.“ lII-I-u living
on In allowance mod! bin. hr bla cred»
itorr,
so" Mn. I'M-a Ilonm.
NEW l'IIlirI. Ilaii. ‘JU. Mr- l'ill‘lil liti-
vent la def-admit lII Pl null lIroiiulIl by c»
(‘ouirrcmuanIlanI l“. Admin for liltiiilu.
Mr. AIlamII wua Mn. Steveun' lawyvr in
her null lxnlml lbr Aritinr lury «bite
to mover "Album. lie Mcllrfll for her it
judgment for "mild!!! last AIIgIIoI. \lrII.
Stevens my» on but been mil paid
A. Ari-Mental lulquo.
’l‘otitrxi. .YIII. wwll‘mlrrloh W. bub
would III ‘ llllcll hie wife on im- atom
from church. and Interim: a I-Inthuliae
tents“ in the well he put a loom coll
shout hla luck. in some manner he trip-
pedmod. the rope pulling taut. lIlII neck
wan dislocatultn ill. fall. and death was
lnatuniaaeou-I.
loom-Iv Ice-oh I In“.
Colo. l l..olo..lon 2‘9 The rotary anew-
loiv pit-lied by ion engines IItruck it
but roll our hero. and the plow and
cm of the locomotive. not over the our
Imminent. rolling our time time» and
landing about too (on from the track.
five of the cm: received norm injuries
“on a MI- I,“ to BIO.
AL'GIMA. Ila. Jan.” lam- hint. Tifl‘
arr. Ivlio ha been vialtinu relative» in Au-
m. committed retold- by In in»; land»
IIIIII. mic m found in an old courted
church Disappointment in km in nup—
ponl to be the win.
luv-nun run-oral not.
Wows. PI. Jae. mm: Gin-[ctr
iron company will hurt it: middle will
today. The Ninth“! will ciao be but in
.HM Wan new
In [or a «donation of the entire plant.
[Mir-WWW
loam aniline. Col... Ju.w.~mneh
Goran» Iva- out “ill Huguenot:
MWflultliialltof jealou-
wailinpuhlamtwm m
”ole-mom!“
Wanton. Ina. 94o» rm aid
ll m m [Dally/ll "I‘ll as:
WW“ I I
Wot-In
mamMH‘“
ASKS SMiTHE' S RECALL
vaYomr. Jan. 99—Jun- reached this
Hippolytv boo not Q letter to Wuhlngton .
new senior.
BUT THIS lilll.
'Ilvovevizullclotvoll tfllfivv'l.
:BRING THIS OflUPON '
2 AND EIGHT CENTS:
more were: on
rill notion enrol.” .
gWi‘é‘le i filling»?
;.o.-.II-.-.I- -v..¥'
tltv'lltvvv
Are you
sutt'eritigwitli
Consumption. Brights
Disease. Rheumatiam,
Scroluln. Blood Poisoning,
, or an of the many stubborn
coinpliiints which make life
“miserable? Do you kuoiv thnt
RADAM' 8
Microbe Killer
cures all such diacnwi by re-
moving the prime emote—nai-
crobeii. Them In no (lint-nae in-
curable if this remedy to taken
in time. A 50 page hook con-
taining valuable information
{or concrete, mailed her.
‘i‘licl’illluv Mani licrobriiller too
7 Latent up. New York (by.
E. It. rmrmsson.
a North Main StrI-ei.
In our
Ilium IIMID‘I
“According to all “ports the letter was . ‘ .
w.
I. I‘D“
{Ind-tiggwell
' 4- "find M
l'h’rbtfifll nix Anm I
“FAULT! in so “we I urI-II nil
lirrvuui tumma l .I\Iii.r( III. --
l‘ \
of; Ion I l'
Ont-Isl lrdlr all»
GEO. c’." STLILLbON.
itaiitli lionvalli. Bonn.
I
ll. ll. Meekerliilci.
Sale Agent for
ii. & J. ll. BOLTflli'S
HOT WATER HEATEi
.IIIpl..
Plumbing. Strain and Iu- Fitting.
flu and Short lroII VIoIlI.
Hot Air Heating.
Ham and P‘Illl’lllllt‘h furnlIIlII-Ii for with"
uni writer, IIu-qu or ii”: rilr lil'lllllhi.
'il Hill'l'l‘ \l.\l.\' “‘7'
ABKING IIIIIl
IlllVlSlllN 00.,
BOSTON . MASS.
HIGHEST AWIRD
mm. and 9mm
WORM?! ram.
GlitcAw.
rovi NI! tn? unmm
neon. our. IIL‘YID no
menu "are. noun roan
will use. cannon.
...._........
Physician for Wound
ow»
IE8. llll. l. A town
Can be consulted at. im- other
“2 If!!! It. Fm l‘l
MWLHLmT II III. In.) IIIII errant Mung, ‘
r lea sugar pliniriiui
The
n « Using
_ mow inn. "
Prices to Suit All.
Henry Tilly.
l Cohen cm. Mime . I
Turmoil
Poor on Union scram. IA) Eon; "’ ”mm'” ,
. . . . (”envoy Changes cannot be midranfml the come"
3. Caprice. Oriental DIM Wimpy irhmidal in. Every .euwnuble
in Junie Calico—Elma ~ Phelps
5 Corner Home to Your “other. Dori»
In; nag—now - , suiiy,
ll. lone “ovate - . De Weir
7. Dayligbl'rA livabio'nm , Pagan
II: II right unla- mpy in mi! in by 4 o'clock
in the alternate of "in day fie/ore whom
it daiml.
SAVE lllllll “All!
ru [8 IIAN 'Iiu DONE
.- According to Directions
’M - “Id ’ u . ‘ I i I“
Tim Tonic has been used with the most satisfactory remlts,
and it will do all that ii claimed for it.
Positively Prevem llair Falling llIII, Keep
Pg. the Saab Clean, Restore Hair Unless the
Poms oi the Scalp are llastruyed.
This Tunic fOflEalllfi no oil or any ingredient that can possibly
be dI-lI-tI-nouo to either hair or 3km.
It iv! a punlv v» gr! tide preparation. I'loiu III water Ind :I
PEllEEllT liAlll DRESSING,
imparting new iiiv and growth, giving
THE “MB A BEAUTIFUL LUSTRE,
and will surely prenuvrvos the hair in all its natural luxuriuucc and
beauty.
The» only I :Iiuditi r: rm hired t ) assure its perfect operation is
to follow the Iiirwti Mil I’ us» i no cording to those them can Lll‘
BO fallul'vf.
Don’t try it unless you intend to comply
with the directions. whlch are
simple and easy to be
followed.
it will by» w w n by p r:~i:i., , the lestiiiiunizilei llp'b'mlllil that
ti. a tunic H nleI» ~.,rI *- r sin I Kp‘fllili‘fll but in chIryI' LHI I'I'llt‘r ll it
it b. III bu n. [HI iE :II"I>rlin;.I to dire thine, the fullest ~ .Itisf Ic-tiou
hziv been thI n will.
if this IIIn'II- Wv'fl’ Iii-Id lilr’fliulfil the irritating and destroy-
lug unveils-Ii hair Mn . IiIIru Willilil be no ll'llIl liIrziIla. for used
in time no Emir lived In.“ but
.‘I trial ifilillih‘li i~ (mini. 1 your hair is falling out. we
know thiI TIIIIiI will «trvpit iiithIII not begun to {all out it
or .I r w iii if nothing oh. .3. Iiml an ill . head but illl~ tonic.
W» how full authority to use them-
- - TESTIMONIALS - -
and w» oak th It you r ’I I Iiwn all and give ill" 'l‘ouh- I'l. triul.
‘ «9
TH Ell? l"‘Llli.lt .
l have" owl thrw Mill «of Him Hydcrs hair with and can
moat hmri‘ii rm'umnvni ill for keeping the whip in u good.
ole-an. bwolt y «auditor Iiil all .i fine stimulant for the hair.
Sill 3. l. A. SCilii‘llI‘Lll,
4.,
l haw um! ibebnir PM”? [In and bLy Silas ltyIiI-r and can
condition.
the h Iir and M'f’llp in 1 lionlthff. yfll’lllfillii K ill lN
‘5. ‘
"iAllil
two yerm Having been hI-u-IiltI-Il
to vemrnmmd it to minor»
by house. i do not lIIIIIitnio
Sill-i WILLTAM Bit"? l‘
I «o
Minn lliDl-lll- .
i timid" your hair tonic a very vmallont article and humid
WWI it mm highly l0 anyflmn's
MRS .il. A. Wtiulmnltl)
v
VELVET FiNiSH.
For Boautifying the Complexion.
M... M .._... .—
llemom Tan. Pimples. lath. Pimples, Freckles. etc.
An excellent article for the toilet that always given IIIItiIIt’IIc»
than.
EllAfillAliT WINTER Ellllli.
«chopped {we and hands, and all
irritation oi the It n. Xot “may or sticky
taillhfiw $333333"... mun tonic » .. - 75 Cents.
a}? iythtli a imicmg'rmwwivlny V‘lVBT F'~|8H a . so u
WWI on: firm Win-ran FLUID - .. .. 25 ..
Atfiotm prohibit: rainiivvlmgg” no
SBAVENEEB
m 3ALE AT
list iidar’ a Hair Dressing looms.
Lender’s Block,
Em m "' " " . Goon.
‘Itoom l [Ironic BIIIIIIIIIII.
(for! will be fluid? to umnnmodafe pit;
1mm. but change mmiof be truthful upon
rI-I Iimmonol it M- a rimorntii‘e am an excellent tmIiI for keeping ‘
i into mod the hair i) III? prepared by Mimi llidor for over '
5- MRS
m-n... .
IlflllLESEX liAlililllEi lilili'ilil
lilIlIlliuIIII. lion».
Denomination. from Sillll to SEW.
~I'OB SAME BYv
D. SMITH.
Hermit
Vi’Ho
House Mover.
Building: moved in first clan» order. Etc-m
holler: arid hurrying: ”Zillfifi‘a amenity.
Beam Norwalk. Conn
chit
J.
....-........_._.
D. J EblbllNGS
Undertaker.
( K NIGHT ETEEET. NOIEWALKI
Opposite Bom‘ltallwaynewt.
ligament-0.7! Elm 51ml. :i‘iill‘l‘h-mr call 115':
will If
lllXATlllllli
~ANI)«
CELERY
KILEIB
(70h N
ALL PAIN “I. mvxuoaarus
rm: evsmr.
llo MIIIII lotus
NOIMflle Restless Days,
No More Sleepless lights.
With Moran-I‘m; 5.; «mainly.»-
tlou HI pi lI
daily IinIlIIa
Yankee
Lillili- Silill
Jili-
Ahk your neighbor about ll Ind if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
CITY llllllG STEM.
82 WASHINGTON 5'11. Si). .‘CilllVVALK
ll.“ n.’
p G. A. Gregory 8!. 00..
NORWALK. ("i‘
Inn“ IIIIIII‘ILI: :" ”
DAILY DiRECT
Freight Line
Iaii‘l‘it‘ r;l”..\
NEW malt,
South Notwalk
AMI
NORWALK.
THE l'lilli'lIle‘Il'lS
CITY {OF NORWALK
'i.\'ll
EAGLE.
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l.I“'-‘ .
p. III
l-II min I- , \vi :I’I- II 7 II lit. III -'I 1). III.
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lllt‘v‘lnlllilfl'filll the lamb III lli' :4 line on fit-
(Iiillitiii i In tluilflrl‘llli‘hlll. “l‘flllf
N.l.. New Haven & Hamid it'll.
NtlYl‘Dllll-ill 19. I803.
'i'li.\l\“~' LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
F()Illl0wfl:
knit .\I:'\II ‘I'IIM.
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full III
hflui Ix..
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717 l. 1",.
75502.
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hill rt.
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llil‘illtuinifi iI! .
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5 ill rt . . ll III
fill" m‘. It
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Fun ”Alli‘l‘lllt" .\, mu. lei.
lilmox. ll Him l’..\i. llu mm, 7 lil
or .84 M.
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.4 Mn nit. liilhmt. own .’I I'leitu'i
kill III. I ma Admin In. and» um 06%
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l. ttAViI‘. HIItll‘ll NIIIIWMI It (III lianimnw
Milne illlloa . av .titt ’letliillltl
cm. bio M. iii: In Mi. II Iii. human.
“Rind. amnlllfilit {pm
bltA'l/li' IIIINiIIIIi of. mm. tux-mix».
vim. Illicit. WIN M... (I. III: lilt’l It!"
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about“. Iiiilp III lIIIIIlaIII. limit no.
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WI “(Mile Ind III . , Vi _
llmlumiil Kn. .i. I”... "' ”'li‘ 3*" I... fly: lime III
”unduly. Hill um. ll MI:
at 315,]. Viv] iIlI MM:
l'ht n «I l I l . ; link III lmdlxvlinnil
prvoumu I: I II- it I I I ll ilIIxi imtul l‘tivrfir
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