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HONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1894.
a; ,_,_.--_..-,_.
f superstition. a story
”I 1‘!!! SIN-Twill. other. wherein a
m woman and do old-faehlon
Hm closet form the foundation of
“all“ have seemed at the time of
”Wee what count-go professor
,m called a harmless prank of n student,
“‘I ditty serious allair." From the
’ «agrarian childhood she believed in
Mind that in darkness they made
”habitation has been instilled into
in sand. She had been told that ghosts
V 'Med lolke, and resolved that if she
our maimed- one, she would grab
Vlbdlolt. Not long since she went to
‘ A”. narrow. old-fashioned clothes
‘Mfora garment hanging in its rc-
Ml'n. Finding it she was re-
. Mg when something grabbed her by
the hit. Like a drowning man her
“(Minolta rapid survey of all her
“all neglected opportunities loomed
Q with frowning oounhenancee. She
”all the ghost, no silo declares, with
low lhnt would have choked Corbett,
lb 10' and behold the soft iulde of a
”from which protruded hooks and
on- net her hold But, she says, the
will of grabbing is almost equal to
M of being grabbed, and warns all
women against entering an old fashioned
duet. if it contains gowns on which are
Arch and even.
Tim! ‘3 much complaint because side-
!flll in ibis city are not cleaned of ice
I“ anew, and that crosswalks are no.4-
“. 0n almost every street there
”name who pay no atlcntion to the
“lattice which rcqulres those whuown
oroennpy property to remove the snow
“loo within six hours alter it has boon
hailed. This in very aggravating to
M rho have their walks clcanod.
M in. penalty of t~~u dollars for full-
mflo comply with this ordinance. and
, Km the duty of the atrort commis-
tohuvo the walk cleaned at the
of the person occupying the pro-
. It may not be advisable to im-
f’t flloflnomut we think most property
unar- wouid mllingly pay the expense
I cleaning if done by the street commis-
oloner. .
m
MIGHT the Council will further con-
di.‘ diction/elk Horse Railroad com-
puy'e Ipplication for substituting
ma for the present motive power.
flu for» we learn. the Council propeller
I. inletupon the company indemnifying
in city against damage to its water
[lg-cl. The disposition alloMl at the
finding fact week on tho port of the at»
my for the company has a ltisflcd the
MI that their duty is imperative.
The lilty days in which the Council
in to acton this application Will soon
”firmnnd failure on their part to up-
.mvo will neceuitnic another application
by the corneal.
our unison ,ifi'wcil'llvncrlct'r.
”out of talcum from All Over I‘ll lleld
bounty.
Huntington's grand list fools up 31,-
port liilll Willi“) in lliil'li tum
which t in trying to collect.
Dunbar-y liquor ill‘ult'l'a who hnru not
Mn out their llill‘lllwl are i . bi» prim-cut.
clot.
Ainslinvpntory of the l’ ’i‘. i‘inruum
some sham that. the great llllfinnlln
“worth 14,000,000.
John Sharpen. a stratlurli man. no
_ old. committal auloldc by nhooir
W with a rifle.
are now 220 pill-«morn in the
jail. Thin is within a to»! oi the
number the jail has ever con-
“onetime.
. Henry Davina. whom (lrcen‘n
Midi. thought preochul unnrtbc»
dorm. has boon mllad to tlw Derby
tonal church.
Gray. of New Ono-an. hill
divorced fronimCatberlnde (grand!
”flaunt a an o coer-
fioy were our: I April t. loot.
iii the old.» man
{Jo-Inn “allover hill-tr. The
l y Dana
in town in In. Po
mine. who in in her ninety-
II
Hun pail of water. Rufu- W.
I: 12: Oman. all d on the
, kbluloopontha
”in" hit rib and the honor
Macon way the four.
of charts Gunning-
iod the taro
limb rm
4
m been mull would amp them.
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, . ,libo most complete stock of Fancy as well
mm. thatznan he found in this part ot the state...
, , all lower} Prion. Ferrin' Oolobrated Ham and Bone.
Hm. TMy W in Glass and Tin.
as E. Sermon
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the, terrace in front of. the celebrated ob
and interesting a view over the river.
Stoker dotted the ground whore portion!
of the dynnmltcd body of the‘ anarchist
Warn-r." . Vivace Bun-n.
southwar- Jame.
c'
tEIIlIIO 9
“Mill.
' Street.
ultimatum. .
Fiery Speeches Made at the Au-
tonomic Club Meeting.
1‘
nacho ’1‘0 lulii'rn' vannm.
loan of Will Ileana-nod :8 n Popull:
looting In ‘l’rnfalgar Square —lcnry,
the Porto Bomb thrower, tram” I...
of fill loll-w Con-pirate».
Lon non. Feb lit—lirowllsot curiou- per-
sons nwarmed in Greenwich park, packed
servntory and filled all the other elevated
portions of this popular resort for Madon-
ora from which is obtainable so extensive
Bourdlu haul been found. All of these
stakes were in line with the spot when the
body was discovered.
At the postmortem examination a dozen
piece- of metal similar in their contents to
the bombs tilted by Bourdlu \vcrcproduoed.
The widely announced meeting. of the Au-
tonomic club. under the auspices of the
International Workers’ group. was at-
tended by only“ in persons. Fourteen of
these were foreigners. The speakers who
had been announced to address the meet
ing did not appear.
Finally. after a wait of two hours. Gib-
boul of the Colnlnonweal group arrived
and made a speech. in the course of which
he urged individual effort in righting the
wrongs they complained of1 and he held up
Valllaut, Fuller and other “martyrs" as
worthy of his hearcra' emulation. Hun-
dude, he said, were ready to aacrillca their
llvuln the great cause. He himself wu
perfectly weplll'cil to do no. They had
nothing to live for. but were simply the
slaves of the capitalietst Speeches, he add~
ed. were useless. and physical force was
necessary.
Bomb: Vonn- Mnlm Guns.
When the government and Mr. Asquith.
he continued. abandoned making maxim
gum for me ugnimt the people. the latter
would rellnqulah the manufacture of dyna»
mite bombs. The speaker advised workers
to read books upon chemicals. which they
would find in tho'publlo libraries. and to
learn the use of there chemicnln
Other speeches similar in tone, but in
foreign languages, were made to the audl~
once, which ultimately numbered ll) per-
sons. These 80 made uplu enthusiasm for
the aluallucss‘uf the gathering and wildly
cheered at every opportunity the centi-
menta of their leaders.
Many detectives in cltiuua‘ clothing
were proacnt and scattered in all part: of
the meeting place. This may have had it:
good effect, for outside of the threatening
language the meeting in every woywaa an
orderly one. ,
Foreign arrivals are being vigorously
watched by the police at all the channel
port: Four thousand persona assembled
in Trafalgar square ill answer to u call for
a manifestation against the house of lords
for destroying the clauses in the parish
councils bill. or local government blll,
which called fora reforming of the Lon-
don vestrles. The meeting. with much
show of feeling, adopted resolutions cou-
domnlng the house of lorllo for it» notion
in this matter.
The speakers. who were vociferoualy
cheered time and again in the course of
their remarks. were Joseph Arch. Dr.
Charla K. i). 'l‘uuncr, the irish National-
limw. ii. Wilson. Dudubhai Nuoroji. the
well known Bombay merchant, and five
other members of the houae of columnar.
Joseph Arch said that Lord Salisbury
had done a wonderful acrvioe when he had
made the rope wherewlth to hang the lords
and put this rope in their opponcnln‘ hands.
The meeting also adopted resolutions (for
clarlng tho house oi lords to be a humble-
voua nud useless institution and demand-
ing that it should be nlioiinhed forthwith.
‘I‘ho Bloollthlnty Pavia Bomb Thrower.
PARIS. Fol). 19.~—~A bomb similar in itn
composition to that used by \‘nlliaul. null
Henry wna found on tho atalrcnle of the
police station in the lion du Temple. one
of the ancient alld burlleat atreetaof the
city. which leads to the Hotel do Villa. in
this street in thethrt-hc du Temple, which
occupies the hill: of the Tour till 'l‘l-lnple.
which during tllc revolution was mod it; a
prlmn of tho royal family.
Aunrchlntiluury lino mud» n iuriher con-
fmlon to the police. and «an mull; of it
his mother's homo was lit-arched. The po-
llou tounll lunch chemical apparntlnl and a
number of letter-a and photographs. includ-
ing a group of malinrclllotr. All at then
things will more valuable to the police in
their elfortn lo armt all the other anarch-
llta who were lilinllt‘lllll in the plot with
Henry.
Henry also divulged the name» of neural
oi lilo anarchist irlcnda. and their urinat-
are expected to tulle place in a short time.
When Hoary wan confrnutlai with thorn:
who had helped in lupin-u him. hill atil»
tuda was ohnractrrluttc.
M. Etienne of lllh Wortern liniiwny com-
pany said that when about in wine llellry
the fugitive turned and tired point blank
It him.
“Emit!" Milled M. Etienne. Ihuwlnu hill
walatooat pierced by a bullet. "lied Hoary
tired it trlflo higher. 1 should have received
the bullet in my chest."
Hon". interrupting. said. "Well. what
would there have been in than"
. Etienne (white from nnxori~~Wny.
you would have lulled me.
Henry-whirl]. what them
H. EtiennawYou blmlthiraty soouudrcll
Henry—d regret tbnt the revolver was of
mil inferior quality. i should have faith
certain satisfaction at being confronted
with you in the momma-l living. and you
a corpu.
Along-u of him.
Intuition. Feb. tau-our of the leading
anarchist: trim have been «mini have
mil-ad that ti were accompllou in
the attempt upon life of the civil gov»
error. This ntwaptm mime- 1&3;
ill mtg-nae. or e o u.
declared that their nonunion who have not
numwmvmoumu.
W.(Mo..hh. libmAflowofnu-
Mmmtappodonanauhofwmflu
northdhrratadrpth of Mintwhn
Hagan-Winch. Thumbnail»
mmmuw‘ummmaorm
brethren.
Wi.Mln~'fh-moui
TlDBlTS or o‘éws.
So. lltlhallllaniwarecli.
it ”fill Illll Ill”!-
Mt!
Th. hull" of ill» oil l‘n‘lnn “dug"
«plated in El Real». 0 T.
It is announced that Mn Learn in to
abandon politlca and mm l h-x Future llald.
Smallpox has broil-u out up the Uniud
Stato- crulaer Concord. now lying at Hang
Kong
Thu. clrcuo lion! escaped in Topeka.
but were captured without anion» rllfll.
nutty.
Boy- ln Newark. N. .i.. stoned ll Salva-
vatlon Army meeting. and three of them
were arrested.
Mrs. Placebo A. York of Newark. N. J..
war accidentally chat and fatally wounded
while visiting her arm in Loliunou. Pu.
Moonshine“ Jones and liraucin and two
deputy marsh-hi were killed in n light
while raiding an Illicit still in West
Virginia.
PM May and Colonel William 1“. Cody
(Bufinlo Bill) bad a quurwl in Chamber-
lnln’a bola], Washington, during which
May was knocked down. and it (lllf'l may
be the rcsult.
News comes from Rio do .lalloim that
favor; that the l'lliicd Slain: cull-m New
in suspected that she is tainted with im rr.
Powdarly. past ucn'cral I water workman:
for balance: of unitary-which they claim
are due them.
Hunter ofn Itsvlvnllnr.
time past baa been conducting revival
miles West of here.
when he was \vuyuiid and killed.
cut out.
his person was gone.
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Peculiar Illil Fatal Accident.
others were slightly injured.
the air.
without serious libidi‘y.
on the river.
Double Murder at n “'mhllng.
county.
seized his hand.
and nrma.
lug biul instantly. and then he lied.
wna captured two mile: away.
Dynamite I. lit. (Ivan.
went to Work in the kitchen.
luring tho two norm-n.
A Priont'n Whispered Apology.
tlou.
akl ioapczl‘n louder.
Huron-l From an trio tine,
thI been inid Hermie the ic-r.
hourr allrlll.
nurvivmvarnl‘a llhlpwrerk tic-nu“.
hiaV/lxsall. Full iii.»~l‘h«l «luilllll‘l'Uil
of lllrlulllghnnl ul'llvod trunl New Yur
nut l‘iulr.
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chapel.
Anon-dc World'- 1 tr bin.
at datum in any great extent.
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H. 0!! It" Horned.
as. o. the mild
“and. war dill-twin! lira
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multitude M
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I" "l tore (lit toolbars.
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! have need tbmbottl‘ot of Hi» Ryder’s hair tonic and can I consider your hair tonic a very
most heartl‘l‘y recommend it for Will? the mlp‘ in a good, recommend it most highly to anyone.
clean, heal y condition. and as a line a _ ulant for the hair. M
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recommend it an a restorative
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there were to deaths thorn lli'ill yellow .
York has gone to sun suddenly and that it
A. 'W. Wright. and John 1 evlin oi the into
general executlyp board have l-nwml suit
against the order of the Knight-a of Labor
OTTAWA. 0.. Felt ills—Linc of the must
Itrocioun crimes ever committed in tho
state of Ohio was perpetrate-ll near this
place during the early port of the week
and has just. been discovered. The victim
was Rev. Joshua C llrlglts. who for some
meetings at \Vealel‘mnnn, u small town to
lie stirred up quite a
feeling among the better clam of inhnbit—
nuts of tho place, much to illt' hntrcd of
thalawhrenherll. Last .‘londllyuight “hen
the big storm raged in this section liringa
wall some distance from the littlc church
"la
throat mm rut from our to our. and bio
breast woe sluuhell and his iii-nrlllimoet
Briggn‘ watch and pocketbook
were missing, and everything of value on
KKl‘th'lLLl-z. Feb. lit—A peculiar acci-
dent occurred hero by which Oliver Ledger-
n-cod, a young Inwyor, was killed and two
A car upon
wire cables m tho'l‘cuneanee river just
below the city and is operated hyu elation-
ary engine on the llurlb bank or the river.
A cable snapped and struck the car with
such force us to piirtl y demolish it. lanving
the car suspended oVer the river 3t!) feet in
There were right pnsscngera in
the. car. but all except [might-wold escaped
'l‘hl-y were re:-
cued by being lot dim-n by ruprs inton boat
RALEIGH. Fob. ills—News contra oi luiuu-
hie mnrdrr at a “willing ill Allculmlly
Among thou: present was Dank-i
Sinugiltl-r of Carroll county, Vn Just on
tho Wedding ceremony culled there was a
row, during which Slaughter sprung at
John Burn and stabbed him in the heart.
Bare felldcml. nnd Sinurrhtvr made an ab
tempt to ngnin ail-.h him. but the bride
Sim was cut in the hand
Slaughter llllalle‘d {or the door,
and on the way he siublml l-Zd Lulm. hill~
Ho
Dunks. Kan, l-‘n-b. lit~.\ nlnuenuegcd
in sinking a troll on Jacob Smith's farm.
ul-ur [film-rich, plum-ll a alil‘k of dynunillo
in the Cook oven to thaw out. going away
and apparently forgetting Which the dull-
grrouu explmivc had lli'fitl lcl'l. lira. Smith
and her tlauglltnr-in-iuw anon afterward
'l‘hu. dynlh
mite lium‘ml lllulcxploded. wrurkingn pur-
tiou of the house and prubnhiy fatally in-
DETHOH‘. ’l’cii. l9. — Fillllvr Koluiulnalil.
the Polish l‘athuliv pri-sl “in he.» been
farnuthl (or his inauborl lxmllnn ior live
yearn putt. made llla upuh-uy fu \hechurch
in the prom-zinc of Mgr. Shari-rill, auditor
to Mgr. rilllnlli. and an immune culture“-
The rl‘il'Jit‘lli-ll. hum-rel; was rum“
in nu llilulul lllllllllllll- mice. nllholigh
Mgr. b‘lml’rlnll rl-pl-olulil urged Ill-hump.
Sr. l‘l.l‘i.l:~ln'lll., til-h. lti. ~~'lim rm ilrh-
erlncn who on 'l'uemlay night inst. were
carrlrdoi'i' on an inn lino lllli Inn...» away
from the «chat or iiiKel‘lmlilH :uull \n-re
Nilcllrd "it u bridge of pole plunlte that
lie rrhcun
took place ltfll‘l' the lihhrrmeu hmi boon to
yd"; [our nurnvura of ‘dlll' nchmlner Calu-
Wf‘wkcll I'" Elillli‘l‘fll “If.
Wednesday. ’i‘ln“ mate. (.‘llurlvu Weston.
of filliabury. MIL. mm Wflnllml iivfiflnflrd
Builhih. Fell. lit-«The «willow «if the
Gianni Duke of lien-u- llurl l'rlillwl Victo-
ria Melltn-lr uncommon-noun" ll u. been
Inllly arranged for April ‘I‘J at i'- burg. It
will iallc place in “W vi‘l‘fllfllczl oi EMIMWI'
William and Qurcn Victoria in run mine.
Cnlcano. Fob. l9.«A uothcr World’e lair
fin broke out in the out wing of the lilt-
noll slim building. it was undoubtedly
of incendiary origin. but prompt napalm
on the part or the tire department prevent-
le Yuan, lieu lum’l‘ho lmmb game
Chairman. Feb. tuwgl‘hu hricit mill at
the Month “mull ruminant War:
hi i plant in the
t ,
I warrant
I have used the hair tonic prepared by Miss Rider for over
"i'l‘li'llltllul i on no.
Pelxoto‘s Dynamite Thrower ‘
Reaches Her Destination.
BIG 83A EIGHT EXPECTED HOW.
Ill hum union Arch-a at It.
All” “I ‘mmlflfl ouun- “:9 HI!-
”0 “I of “to FIJI! Support“! I...
In." 30th llor— Plan of Attack.
mo an Jannlno. Fen. to. ——'l‘ho long
looked for dynamite cruiser Nlcthoroy.
bought and equipped for the Brazilian
govmmmn. ‘la‘ how at‘ nnchor ofl' this
port. Silo did not uudrrtultu to enter the
buy, but anchored juat outside.
It was expected that when she appeared
be with bewtho America and the Pirntlny
(Destroyer). :rurcllaacd and fitted out in
New York. and the torpedo boat: procured
in England and Germany. lint the Nicthe
roy came alone.
It is prdsunlral, however. that the not of
the fleet is on the way and probably in not
far behind.
In. In"! l'ighl Exp-cud.
That long looked for contact between the
rebel guns and the (anion- pneumatic dy-
namite 'rllle which the Nlcthrroy carries
norms now to be mare:- realization than
over before. Much dlaappolntment hos
been expressed by the friends of President
Peixolo’s government that the Niotheroy
did not immediately attack the rebel ships
upon her arrival in Brazil from New York.
Ind many reurons have been suggested for
her long inaction.
One of these reimons was that she had
been equipped in l-ucli a hurry here that
scvoral important parts of her armament
had been ovarlnokcd: that she was short of
the prwer kind of ammunition and that
her big gun would not work with sufficient
precialou to warrant nloeilug the enemy.
Again. it. was ascertained that the dlfliv
unity of obtaining a thrilling crew for her
I’ll in a grunt measure responsible for her
that it- was really never intended that the
Ninthrroy uhoulll attack tho Anuidahnu or
Republica. 'l‘hrac warships tram no rain.
able to Brazil, it was said. that President
Polxoio was unwilling to have them hunk
by the Nicthcrny and intended herrllyua~
mite should be reserved for vessels of a
cheaper grade.
Later reports indicated that the vessel
had recelvcd all repairs that were new
ury,and that at lighting crew had been
gotten together. and the arrival of tho vee-
ael oil Rio harbor would seem to indicate
that aha in now ready for businena.
The Plan of Action.
The original plan of campaign ihl laid
down forihe Nirthrroy was about as fol-
lows:
Sh. was to appear at? Rio harbor as soon
a: possible. and there. with tho aid of the
loynlforts oi. the cutrrumc. pen the rebel
Goetln like raisin airnp. Anchoring in
the sholter of three forts. she was careful
ingot the range of thc rebel Fort Ville-
galgnon and thou proceed to blow it into
ruins with her deadly chargl-n oi dyna-
mite. When this fort was silenced. the
Nlctheroy wan to conic inside the harbor.
anchor under the shelter of ill: ruined
walls and fromlllrre shell the rebel flrct
until they cried for quoru-r.
It may he that with :t commandant of
undoubted loyalty and vigilance in the
fort the whole will not dare. lornn the
gantlei. again and that the Nicthvmy will
now begin to carry out the programme al-
ready outlined.
Ila-rum Burgh".
Trloui'soxvlltn. Conn. Feb. l0. ~.\'ight
Operator and Watchman Valle was shot at
the freight depot by one of thm masked
burglars who were effecting an entrance.
Then at the point of a revolver they made
him walk six miles toward Springfield.
They finally released him and bade him re-
turn and tell the pollen that there “than
good job for than. \‘llilo reached here al-
most exhausted from loan of blood. Then-
in no claw to bill assailants.
lorry lrlahrnon at Byrlo'l Ilarlul.
PROVIDENCE. Feb. law'i‘ile lunernl of
Frank ilyruc. the famous “No. l" of the
hand league conspiracy. was the largest
that ban been hcld in l‘rovideuro for many
years. The interment wua nmde in the old
Catholic celllolrry. 'l‘he ilibrrninn rliil-n
actoduguard of honor and \vrrcllt'nuur
pulled by nearly 2,000 men roman-tiling
the varioui'lrlllb mint and untlolmlm or
ganluilonl of the stair.
ma an: flwllivtlnfllo ‘I‘rinlty.
Boeroa‘. Ft'li. ill». ltcv. .yllnl A. lleviug-
church of tin-4 lviimes inrmnliy wuuuncrd
are that Mr. ill-vlnglnn dot-u not imilevc in
practical. twill‘c work.
In. “than n ”It'll-limo.
who will
thaw not in. howorur, and the wow ill rii
ban to be prnvldui.
Ml, luow wua . claim.
m ind with a llatlron. killing lloono.
named Emma Janna.
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In! MEI m
MINT“
momentous-
mm
cu'
iMONjALS .-
Pmldent Poiroto'a entire new diet would .
inactivity. and some went. color as to my 1m
ton. formerly neutrino! mum all Hi. Paul’n
the leaonlmi church. The names. aulgnell
tba'l‘rlnlty null ililli ho (hum lint, conaldor
the Episcopal church up in tho times- inltn
Toward? Felt lilwllue thuuamul men
an mayor humid) night that
they dill not have mum-y enough topllr~
ohm uuniimr ulclll were to have been put
toworit thin looming mooring mmvr. A
ldly til-appearing. no that ulll'l“ work in l
’l‘outuo. Feb. lit—Daniel Boone. a lualy
negro. kicked in the door of flcnlamln
'l‘roll’c shanty and attacked him with a
apolte. loom. who ill (innar- old.
The trouble limo over A dash widow
baa narration. M ill-11» inner-i of
lay llreohyn. tin Intro-n of A. ll. Polo
Wl company who committed wield.
. it: held from an no.
mule. arm has. he re-
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interment.
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5 two years. 11”:th benefited b‘ We use, I do not heal
FREDERICK QUINTARD
“Em...“
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hsrennnheno
Lauder’s Block, 80.
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. WILLIAM BETTE.“ "
House Mover. ‘
Mmfim
lli ant—clu- . Stan.
will a I y.
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excellent article and Would
R8. a. A. woonwani).
FOR SALE AT
limit"
M
J. o. JENNIthS. :
' Undertaker.
i ii NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. (JOHN
Dom-its Ham Railwayuopor.
Resident-a3 Elm alml. :I‘elet Mun calla ll»!
‘ ‘ all u‘
Naked
Eli's
Can't detect the microbes of dire-w.
and yet they saint by the million.
The permeate the a stem. pollute t
magnum poison cvitalorgaua.
Dinner is the inevitablc result. »
will? “Edna
destroy! every specie ol' microbe and .
cures every form ofdisense. it'slhe
hunt and greatest discovery of son i
once. 7N0 mattrr what form of dle- 5
use you are «lining Will: it will _‘
y you to investigate. A sopage 1
got of valuable in urination free. ,-
‘» Mylar. Radon: Ilcrobe Killer 60.. 1
' I union. New York (my.
5. (I. 'IOnLlHrltiN. art-inn “in lit
. South Nor-wall:
nonmunl Anon
ItllllL'l'I In 0. DATE. Curve all
lanolin Director. l‘alllmr Memory.
Pnrorll. Binplrutlon, Mnhlly leu
rioul.oto..cwwdhy pm Minna. Kll‘t'll vigor nndeim
lo‘lh nhuncruanslnud quickly but surely "More!
In.“ In in chiral-young. Emil carllrdin‘vrll
pocket. FrlccOI.” n package. ill: or “.(nvvlthp
m-um-m- Ion-re or money urn-detjlnn t
ct an. on rlnlziplul dnl; L4 roll you any klmi of
want on. Minion havinu IIJ‘IWI‘HDI’WDH‘PI‘ ll‘
nohalrml until "ll-rill "Ti it by Mail upon rrrplpt
.
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CEO. 0. STILLSON.
’ lSouill tlorwalll. “Mk“
llr
lii.li.Meekel&iio.
Solo Agent for
G. 8: i. ll. BOLTON'S
HOT WATER HEATE!
Plumbing, Steam and ills-Fitting.
Tin anti Slim iron Wort.
Hot All tinting.
Piano and wilmnlu turnlahul for either
ml water. atmrn or hot air hunting
M RDH'T'" \lAlV H'l‘
ASKING and
IlilVlSlllN Bil,
BOSTON. MASS.
HIGH!" AWARD
-AL and DIPLOMS
WORLD" “fAIR.
«town.
”I Fill] LIA? LAID. "III.
MOON. DIV. IALTID AND
HGKLID “IA", “IRIL POM
NI! LAID. IMMABII.
M
For Something Extra choice
Til Till! llMl‘ll 8m Slim
MM! 1'0 MIAII.
Physiciéll illr Woman!
Ills. llll. I. I. BilllFUIlll
h the bronchus: l urhl match between . _
A. tall mop Slough W.Shnwnlm Maw-inath‘lgm I. m"““’“‘ ““m' !
mupmam. 'l'ae‘rrrng'watmdm “hind nuclei“. dot “:1: “23".“ “a .W of
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GENERAL
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Children’s
Goods.
-
STOCK.
Children’s. lleeiers
NO OLD
‘ at cost. Much load than they
can be bought another season
.»M
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SE UR
AT 25 CENTS.
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Sentinel Building,
WASHINGTON STREFL'l‘.
South Norwalk.
0 AT 8
that weigh“) lhn to the burilcl. 91M hug
Want any
Largr, while. hand
still iAll.
Thom lill’dt'l‘lulrl of
(illEEli GAGE PllIMS.
inch-d in heavy n
! iinnllid by theta: but.
Help.
not at liN‘ wonderful
Try our of on r
Pork Shoulders.
Illlnlve nallrfnriinn «pill in any hum. ll
l r. 0M a.
ll WITH Milli STREET.
Mark Down Sale
' llllillllll
All Will Sills:
« at prices of Union and School
Suits anlllllleiers
are from the heat New York
manufacturers and perfect in fit
Children’s waists
Men‘s Furniéhlng Goods.
Hats and calls
W.A.Benedicl
WHOLE WHEAT?
Mllllt' grain. for rhil'krt.
l
yru ). are pronounced
Wu have thorn to weight {remit to I in». Thu
llibblellilomsiocit
LeadingaDry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
llEW EMBRIIIIIERY. w
Embroiderios are in order now and we think we have we
needed in getting the correct thing.
We have determined to do a lame:- business in the line and
have enlarged the assortment :0 that our customers can readily
be suited in all of the desirable styles and widths.
(iur patterns are uncommon and diversified and approtiately”
handsome an well. Ladies‘ will find it to their advantage in
many ways to examine our stock. '
For variety and prices we offer inducements second to none.
Our assortment includes:
Edgings and Insertings in Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss in
all widths from on to $1.00 per yd. ‘ ‘
Ell ings in three widths with inserting to match.
.FL )UNCINGS.—Point De Gene Edging and Inserting.
Colored edging, all Widths.
All over embroidery in white and colored.
t
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Hyatt, N orwalk.
‘LEIGHSf
TWllilillllilAliSliFSlEIElIS
Racers, Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
Famiiv Sleighs. Business Sleighs,
All first class ill material and construc-
tion. llllilt lol' applelll'mlcu comfort and
wear,
PIiIllES VERY“ lllw.
Tome and Sl‘l'. them and secure :l bargain.
Tristram 81”
lumérwflom’s tarriave Renosiiory,
cu. Flanllin anti Madison Sheets. South Nulwall, 0min.
HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
no You VALUE
A Clour Complexion?
ly
GAMION.—lf a dealer oflou W. I...
Douglas ohm at n rodnood price. or can
he haathou without namflfunrped on
bottom. put him down no I
k’
'hs’nov'cc‘
To In. t Iuiiroall Place.
the. will
that buolnmn .
lanai in lunar-loco. l
i. 0. ‘iE‘l’illlilc‘s.
will mil llllitilllliiils
datuplam “fill; "f‘rllwlhwiigl'fitxym
'lm g . moi taken
ft T, » ypmw.
wao s
new and WM hand
cam. Spindles. on.
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mam. arm on rural.
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l to contluuf‘hl? ”Nico: bl”
nlnmun r on yo a
mi m .
It’ll" from and Mount on
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H.
Pun Hangndlalmmino. Pilllllfl
Brunt. fiction. carriages
Prices to Suit All.
rim moat titan nil
“mulflihfiu unit-I
. nmflmmmmlaa
‘ I
W. L. Douotas
gang“ or neon...
In 1.” blood: nuv stylish, any ill
lion, and In boiler aatinlarilrm ni llu- prim ml.
\erilmtl am an MM! mulu'. 'l‘ry nm- nil in: i
be mnviucnl. .rlnmplng M \l . L. “lfllh‘ ‘
mm: and prion on "W Indium. whit h gnaranlru
their value. saves lhomnnm of rhythm annlulli
tuition who wall-thorn. knit-n Mm pu-h ll.-
tale of W. L. Dough: Mum ”in rnatmmr .
i hid» helps to burrow titanium» their full lit
3 .4» ‘u. $1,113,; } t} I
.llllll'i’l llllill lilllil
W
Inuit: on Mali. late the lied NI
healthy and ninth. I,» trig t
and (is-pinion clear.
NO MORE PlMPthsl
«V» Mad 0/ "flflW‘ ‘
A Pool. Mal-Iva Ismail.
humid“ that In mam-a. Purifying.
It'ifllflllfi a“ turning will is
"75mm. in“, mnai’fmd In «ril til!" i."- ‘mle M“ II IMIII! table“.
;:...".'......" tr. mutant"; mint .. ' N0 aurora or mm cow.
Cat-1m free it lfitlkutlflll. Addwas. Imn m1 elite as...“
"l ml» 0 pit-rhyming Sold bv 7mm“.
J. Schaub & Sop".n
“'1'me
wuw-muwnu'l'nam
mm “WI mill ll,
'0. .ALI l9 3"! I‘d”
sv onuaalm. Maw voila.
ill a
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would“! ever rflfiWfis. 0%
scallion" you get Dr.¢ATOfl t
containmmvvn ..........
“to only will“? Bill.“ will
a... 'o
13$)...
gill
‘1‘ “xxx.“ I.“ " 2hr: a sale and run. At one.
tree .itilrd iur M. afll' ' -
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