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prostrated. his aged mother. faithful wife
and blind son George being the greatest
suflsrera. County Clerk Cottier. in ac-
cordance with the law. notified Governor
Flower omcially of the conviction. This
notification precedcs the notice by the gov-
ernor to the town board of Gruveserid that
the office of supervisor is now vacant.
lyn election officials will be called to plead
today before sonic supreme court judge.
it is not yet known whether it will he
Judge Bartlett or one of the other jun-
ticrs. It is rumored that more than one of
them will plead guilty.
As Insurgent lort “rind oa llsr. but he
Pcixoto’s dynamite cruiser. the Nictheroy.
intended to fight when she suddenly ap-
peared at the mtrnuce oi the harbor here
on Sunday. the robel nest quickly moved
into the center of the anchored merchant
vessels. hoping they would prove an effec
teal shield against the dreaded dynamite
.qf it! $1.ka u timinl wuwnibcr. for
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“.‘fl ’0‘ "K Mum In“ gather will be one year and ten months.
John Y. Meliace notified the members
of the Graveeend town board Saturday that
it was his intention to resign the various
ublic offices he held in the town. Mo
ans is president of the town health and
police boards. and these boards are one and
the same as to their membership.
it is not likely that the Gravesend town
board will select a successor to McKane.
The board will take no action at all in the
matter without legal advice. if itis op~
tiocul with the board whether a super-
visor shall be ‘appointed. the matter will
he allowed to rest until the annual spring
election. which takes place April 4. if a
choice is mandatory. it will not receive
any attention for a few days to come.
The fallen chief's family are completely
All of the indicted Gruvesend and llroolc
NICTHEROY LEAVES Filo.
Was Not nit.
Rio JANit‘llto. Feb 20.-’l‘iiinking that
The Nictlieroy. however. put ashore a
body of loyal volunteers from Bahia at a
landing place just outside the bar. and
then she stood out to sen again iii obedi‘
ence to signals from Fort Santa Cruz cud
Fort San Jean. at the entrance of the hay.
Before she reached these ports she WM
compelled to pass Fort Villeuuignun.
which is held by the insurgents. The gun-
note at this fort fired two shots at the
cruiser. but their aim was bad. and they
did ma succeed in hitting her.
Ina Flees la lidoeean.
Plill.ADF.l.Plila. Feb. till—The iiermau
tankship lions, Captain Oechelmnnn. from
Altona. Jun. ‘36. ctlllltl into port after u
perilous passage. having been imprisoned
for seven hours among thickly packed floo
ice. which was studded on all sides by ice
islands. Captain Oechelinnnn believes it
dangerous to any longer pursue it northern
comes across. as the ice obstruction from
the polar regions is rapidly working its
way south. This is due to the open winter
that must have prevailed in the for north.
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Driven to flat Boneflnb.
Janua’mwx. N. Y.. l-‘cb. ail—The health
department has made on astounding dis-
covery in investigating cases of poverty
named Peter Strindberg had killed an old
hunger.
Jersey Republicans (loafer.
an of laws ____ .. ,..,..._.._.-..-,.
Ila-k lurgiara (tat Only hostage star-pa.
of postage stamps.
Alleleu Ilarderar la Jail.
hatchet be out her throat from ear to ear.
the Ipscaer halt leltlsd.
Olson
pastor court here.
Celsi- of Jalbrsoa Davis Dies la Want.
stress.
trellis Irate Wrecks as Ileetrts liar.
two passengers escaped by jumping.
I'sek Anti-en In its.“
putting up antimony for bismuth.
W
saddrittlfls Mira .
Waeh.fiflifi'
SililHNi . p
can; one: onitnnaws
menu Furnishing' Goods. Hats and Gene.
W. A. BENEDICT,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street.
and squalor. An oillcer found that a Swede
horse. cured the burns and shoulders in a
smokehouse and converted the remainder
of the flesh into sausages No arrest was
made because Sandburg had not offered the
horseilesh for sale. but had been driven to
cure and cook it for his family through
Tumor. Feb. lad—The Republican state
committee held a meeting at the Trenton
House to talk over the senatorial question.
it was decided that the Republican senate
should proceed with its work and not take
a recess until all the business is completed.
The Republican senate began business
on its own book by introducing several
bills. One of these. introduced by' Mr.
Voorhess. is the one relating to n custodi-
Cltim‘os‘. la.. Feb. 20,—Tiie Afton bank
and Cltiuens‘ bank of Afton were visited
by burglars. who blow of! the back door.
but made no impression on the chilled bun
aisl- proof safe where the money was kept.
The only plunder secured was “.000 worth
Carl: MAY. Feb. 20.-A colored man
named Pearce is in jail here charged with
the murder of his wife near Goshsn. l8
miles north of this place. it is alleged that
after knocking his wife «useless with a
BillDGIl'Olt‘l‘. Conn. Feb. so.~'l‘iis suit
of the fidsins Express company against
poouer oi this city. the ea~presi~
dent of the company. was settled in the-n-
Cuwsoo Feb. lid-«Mini Nancy Cook.
swan-rid a cousin of Jslerson Davis.
a in want in her room at on Walls
streeti She worked in Chicagoaaassam-
Tim. N. Y.. Feb. lit—A freight train
wrecked an electric car on Harrison street.
‘l‘liedriver and conductor of the car and
Wear-sultan.
Stern‘s. Washhlalgmn-flhe wont
W n rem Is ruse
tonne. Theauowiasboutflremssdsap
maintain—howl!“
the ‘9‘ . it WWII“
,, are from the beat :‘liew‘Yorh
. ‘ , manufacturers
wrusrs AT 25c
SOUTH NORWALK.
HE EIGIGES A SECOND.
Buffalo Bill Said to Be Arrang-
ing to Fight The; Duel.
FRED IA HA8 DISAPPEABBD.
the {barrel Illegal to lava fluted I-
We. concerning an American Girl.
Who AM to Celaaal (lady ta lttd
lar- el lay's Atlantis-I.
81‘. Paul. Feb. lat—A great deal of em
oitetusut was caused here by the announce
Inuit that Colonel W. F. Cody hail telev
graphed to a friend in St. Paul asking him
to act as his second in aduel with Fred
hgay. The friend sent this dispatch in re-
D !=
i am yours to command on all occasions. at
any place and time and under any circum-
sin-neg.
Frank Powei mayor of La Crosse. who
has for the last years been a warm friend
of Colonel (Body, said that there would cer-
tainly be a duel if May could he coaxed to
fight. Mayor Powell said:
“The trouble is nct over on actress. but
over an American girl who was visiting in
[pinion when both Colonel Cody and May
were there. This girl. whose name is with-
held because of the notoriety its publica-
tion would bring her. went to Colonel
Cody one afternoon and told him that May
was paying her attentions. but that his at-
tentions were not those of an American.
ll’roulela our a am.
“This was in 1887. Colonel Cody agreed
to see May and get hint to stop visiting the
girl. A few days later May and Colonel
Cody were preunt at the some banquet.
and Colonel Cody calmly stated to May
that he ought as u gentleman to discon-
tinue his offensive attentions to the young
lady.
“May grew red in the face and wanted to
light then and there. There was no blood
shed because of the interference of others.
but May kept up his visits to the American
girl. who came to Colonel Cody one after.
noon "”3“ and said May was becoming
sooflensi that she could no longer hear
him. At this Colonel Cody wrote May the
following letter:
" '1 will whip you on sight.’
"The men had not met in nearly seven
years. but Colonel Cody started in to keep
his word. and he would have succeeded if
the people present in the Washington ree-
taurant had not got between the belliger-
ents. '
"The girl over whom the trouble occurred
is a good American girl. in whom Colonel
9:1ng no other interest than that of a
e ...
lay Has Disappeared.
Wssiiiimros'. Feb. 20.4mm the en-
counter between Colonel Cody and Fred
May at Chamberlin’s last Friday night vu-
rious reports have been circulated here to
the elect that a duel was likely to follow,
Some persons have even gone so far as to
say that they knew that. a challenge bud
l. The general impression seems to
be that there is little foundation for such a
rumor.
Colonel Cody left Washington on Sum
day night. it is said by some of his friends
at Chamberlin's. for California lie in-
tended to started on Saturday night and
had engaged transportation for that night.
He met some old friends in this city who
prevailed upon him to delay his departure
until Sunday night.
In the meantime he had the trouble with
Fred May. None of the parties interested
seems disposed to agitate the mutter any
further. They are all said to be heartily
sorry that lit) much uhlicity has been
HUM.
Ialvatlnnlsta arms Intern.
in the People's church. Wednesday a gran
depot when he arrives.
least-r Iartin Banged II; II.»
aided to bang him.”
Annual llsoliea of the I. A. W.
elected trensurer.
Iasdashy Waste the II. tight.
put up half the amount.
[hastened to new lip the Courthouse.
ls believed to be demented.
'I'Ia Am Ins lad the Grip.
horror. l‘sb. film-J
theisnguorwh mun-maul
mm"
me.
Narrow. Pets sow—m youn wlfsof Psovinuitoa. I'ah Inducted many.
. . and prominent stole the leader of the -
which»? a old. clerk's moist. iii yiils. hummus-«u tlissew- Um it in. M iii-mm r. BM-
1
owl-salad alliance.
”WWI-I'll-
giveu to the affair. red May has not
Men seen at Chamberlin’a since ”it” occur
Booms. Feb. ~Jii.~~’l'he Salvatiouiste are
preparing to take Boston by storm this
week. Last night meetings were held all
ovarfioston and for it) miles around. There
will be parades headed by brass bands ev-
ery night this week. This evening Mrs
Baillngton Booth will speak at at meeting
MM“!!! Will in zinc to Cominander‘in» , ‘
chief Ballington Booth at the Park Square class. is blch will hold its banquet at Mon
Porto Clllh'li. U. 'i‘.. Feb $0.—-An effigy
of Senator Martin of Kansas was hanged
here in the courthouse and was left hang-
ing all ni ht. On it was atiig reading:
“Senator . srtin of Kansas stoinl on the
senate floor and spoke for the Rock island
Railroad company to best 8.0!!) people out
of their rights. llis old constituents do.
Lovisvnal. Feb. 20. m'l‘he lieague oi
American Whecltneii. in convention hers.
selected the following officers: Chin-lea ii. men 3" minimi-
Luscoinb of New York. president; A. C. “ ' " ““ ”
Willesou oi Maryland. lint vice president;
George A. Perkins of Massachusetts. sec-
ond vice president. and W. ill. Brewster of
Missouri. the present incumbent. was re-
Pm'anutw. rebuild-.Quite ll sensation ""“"““"““
was caused at the courthouse by the ac-
tlonacfsnisnsaldtobasusnsrehist.
who threatened to blow up the building.
its is now at the central police station and
mile Holmes says
chm. “wwwmcim
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an attack of’the
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dw.&mn~cnh Burnside
[ties of Weinberg. .‘Va..a
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M'KANE'B SENTENCE.
.. ”1‘ ”WN'M 9”” it. trust messes. Ila win stsyrmrms
mam vusrrc signing. 9%
they Bland and flea Cleaned and flushed
Together as the Ilsa: of Iris-II. ‘
Fuirnmciisnuuc. Feb. 90. -— Emperor
William arrived here to visit Prince Bla-
muck. The meeting liotivesn his majesty
and the veteran ”chancellor was very cor.
dial. Shortly before the arrival of the em-
peror’s train Prince Bismarck. occmnpe
pied by his physician. Dr. thweinlnger.
and his favorite dog 'l‘iriui. walked to the
station and madencarcful inspection of:
the preparations for the reception of the’
imperial visitor. The prince walked with
is light and elastic stop. and for it man at
his years he looked remarkably fresh llll’i
well. A great crowd was assembled nimw
the route. thousands of visitors liiiviw; ..
rived from Hamburg and the tuwm , .
Friedrichsi'ulie. and the prince Win in .-
i
iustily cheered. i
The imperinl il"ii|l ciinsimcil ni »«i v;
luxurious conch» . l two engine-e. ii iii-9
rived proliipilj: .. “w iiiii-- «i'limiiiic-l,
Prince Bismarck who! illinii iiil‘ 4'“! wild»!
platform tliilil ili‘.‘ :iprrur .iilg.iti:,l Il'ii
EM“ Bdl'fmmul. lirliur-i ilifizn. 'il. in I‘ri‘Nw
hi! sovereign. As ilw ringiumr niiii princi-
embruced each other "ha-5n." l't'lti the ilil‘.
and there Willi it into: h “-m mm of but» nml
the wildest enthusiasm.
The crowd invaded the ('iiriluii of gt-iiv
damn. and order “as preserved with the
greatest diflicnlty. The emperor congratu-
lated Prince Bismarck on his licnrty up»
penance null then introduced the prince to
his suite. 'l‘hei-mperor nisu shook bonds
with Dr. Schwclningcr iind Secretary
Chrysandcr. 0n the wny to tho prince‘s
initiative the party rccc'ii'cil A continuous
ovation.
The dinner to his majesty waslu private.
Only 12 cover: were laid. Neither Count
Herbert nor William Blamnrck was prcer
out. The ciuperur not betu‘i-eii Prince and
Princess Iiieiiinrck. After dinner all can
versed cordially. the prince and the cur
perm smoking. At 9 o‘clock his majesty
rose and took his departure. The CKrL’lliluv
cellar accompanied him buck to the sta—
tion. and he and the emperor shook lmiiii~
several times before parting,
TiDBlTS OF NEWS.
Tan anarchists have been arrested in
Paris.
Violinist Ernest (Tnmiiic Sivnrl of Genoa
is dead.
Thai Arcade block. Springfield. 0., was
destroyed by fire.
The pouch crop of southern Iliinule is re»
ported mined by the cold weather.
In the Pollartl-Brcckiiiridge suit both
sides are taking depositions in llanvilie.
One woman was killed and mum dwell-
ings demolished by u cyclone near Warren.
Ark.
H. A. Mills of Boston. founder of Mills.
Mae... has turned over nil hie property to
trustees.
E1~Cuahier John J. Arnold of the Lock-
port (N. Y.) hunk. who stoic timer), plum.
ed guilty.
Twelve anarchists accused of plotting to
murder l-‘rsnris Joseph ari' being sccrclly
tried in Vienna.
The victims of the Brandenburg (liens-
ter were ucwrdcd m. the burini the some
distinction as if they had died in battle.
The lug H. C. Millard, which WA." built
at Newbnrg. N. Y. and nailed from New
York for lireyluwn, mm ion! with ii men
in December‘ei gnic.
Oyster War Wan-t lint.
Biciiuosiv. Feb. 30. ~iiin'iariinr U'Fcrrull
received a telegram from ('iipinin Hood of
the police schooner ’l‘iingiur snyiiig tiini ho
had run short of siiimuiiitimi. rind that
the Maryland oyster tlrcilgcre ivoro about
to get the better of him in Tangier sound,
and urging timt the summer (.‘hennpcako
be sentto his Malamute The governor
succeeded in conitiiunicnting with the (flies-
apenke. and that \‘osoel wits aiippiied with
ammunition by the. commandant at For:
the trouble.
(Silage lioys' Antics.
Hasm‘nii, .\'. li., Ppb. Lill.--»-'l‘lie sopho—
mores kidnnpcd ii. is”. 'i‘errill of Brooklyn.
the supposed ioniitiiimiicr of the freshman
there be will be sent by train to some out
and take all his chitin"! buck to lliiiiovcr.
'l'larea Ian [not tn the Show.
Gladstone to Arralgn the Lords.
lit the base of the brain.
M's latter Dead.
in the fifty-sixth year at his age. The im
mediate cause of death was heart failure.
W
AHImOIIJDIalm
tiou and has notified its customers sud
mills week and be paid in full.
W
he lass- l‘sra earner.
stunned Whom prison for to years.
W
halite locals oat. '
. . > J _ M
and perfect in fit.
we tenor-om smog
Tryone of our
, Pork Shoulders. chihiifl'fih iy‘éfiw 9 9
nibble&com8'ock i amour unset. noummr. misc
ll NORTH Mill STIEET.
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Tristram & Hyatt.
Microbes?
They are in the air, in the
water. in your blood and
system. They are the reel
cuuvc of disease.
RADAM’S
Microbe Killer"
routn every germ of (license. purine-i the
blood. rciiovntca the system. pruiimtcs
good health at once. ”Ice in l unilc'i
jugs.03.00; in tonic imttlcn.c,i.il:.
planetary book-telling who: 3‘ Li.
Rid Willi“. will do. flow.
The Wm. Racism Microbe KilierCo..
7 Lnlgllt St., New York City.
It. (i. TIDSILIN30N. it North Main St,
Einbroiiicrics am in order now and we think we have one
eroded in getting the correct thing. ,
- have enlarged the assortment Pi) that our customers can readily
b.- niiiicd in all of the desirable styles and widths.
Our patterns are uncommon and diversified and i‘ipproiiaiely
handsome as Well; Ltiilics‘ will find it to ihcjr advantage in
manv ways to examine our stock.
For variety and priccn We offer iniliiccmcnis second to none.
Uilr assortment includes:
Eligingn and Insertingsin C.i.llli)rli’. Niiitincok and Swiss in. ‘
nil widths from fin to $1.00 per yd. ' ’
Eilgiiign in three widths with. inserting to match.
B‘L(,)UNCINGS.~Piiint 1).». i‘ieno Edging and Inserting.
Colored edging. all Widths.
vow“ .
amusement tin
—voa ssh! lit-s ‘ 1
H. D. SMITH ‘
Room I less-lo Baillila'.
House Mover. f
lei-neonatal
MEIER! Pill”. '
i
i
l
I
malt. (ions
. lion
We have them to we in ti- o to 7 lbs. The ‘ ,
gills}? sstisfaotlonhaqnslniur: any barn. in:
a. ”o. Jenumcs
Undertaker.
Opposite Hares Railway Depot.
l:.-n1i’tence.>l Elm street. :l‘nli-r h-mv nail He?
will i!
Leading Dry Goods Store.-
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No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk. . 3
NEW iMBllfllllEiii.
We have determined to don larger business in the line and,
All over embroidery in white and colored.
" Tristram & Hyatt, quwalk.
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Ylwbl't‘lt‘ TIIK AlliI'v'F.
.,
i’nrwin, Sire-i-lounnve-
tiulirnnkzuuruonr.. - qt. My lnit uui'riv nutme-
ai i‘i')il'lnh‘. Limit curih-diii not
Si“. inrsawwitnn
‘
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p 9 L“ , n“ . n ,9 ‘1 hey refunded. l'un‘l
Innate-r! to r are- err-o
bu has not trot ii. V‘hv Lit“ mi it by innii \lpuill‘f‘t‘rilii
l'nnipliict in f-vnivd t‘ll‘i lug-m (1'1“,
Oriental llrdiral (‘o . Preps.
CEO. 0. STILL‘a‘ON.
liloiitii Harwell. Gonna '1 H
W.H.Meeker&io.
G. 8.1. R. BOLTDN'S
HOT WATER HEATH
(tissue. Ill. . nrocr age-nu.
Plumbing, Steam and ans-fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
Hot in Heating.
Plan.- Miil eellillrlit‘b furnished for either
it wnivr. uni". H’ liiii izil‘ luv-[mu
'v *IllTTii \i.\i‘- -
Monroe rind is on her way to the scene of
SLEIGHS. .
TWll BAR lflAllS llF SLEIBHS
Racers,
Cutters, 9
Solid Comforts, :
Familv Sleighs, Business Sleighs,
AH zirsi class in iiiziteiizil illiii construc-
iiuii. iiiliil iiii' Zipiii‘l'll'i‘iiii'i" (‘illlliiil't and
mini;
PRIBES [ii lilW.
i‘niiiv :inil soc iiit‘lil :lllii scour.» :i bargain.
iuiherWriahi’sGarriaveiennsiiory,
Cor. Franklin and Madison Streets. South iiuiwali, Conn.
CAUTION-11 a dealer offers W. L.
Douglas hhoea at s Minced price, or says HEALTH 8 BEAIIT'.
tic hue them without name stamped on
bottom. put him down as a fraud.
AcKING and
liilVISIilN 00.,
BOSTON, MASS.
chestcr the night of the 2m. Terrill Wilrt
carried to White River Junction. iinil from
of the way town. The ilOplllllllOl‘t‘d propose
to put the would be intuitniimer lobed
Bacalilcxro. Feb. till-"A terrible storm
raged in the Sierra Nevada tiiounisius.
Snow come down in great quantities. nc'
ccmpanlcd by n wind of the hurricune or-
der. At Cold stream ii lieiivy pnnhplow.
backed by seven large engines. all running
at a high rate of weed. plunged into ii
snowblnk and jumped iiic truck. 'l’hri-s
bosons. Feb Slow-The Chronicle says
Mr. Glam-tone will take the field against
the house of lords today. when he will
move in A comprehensive form the total
rejection of the amendments to the em.
ployers' liabilitybill. A great speech in
testicular]; 0.. mi”.1'hm is anti-orig especial from the premier.
movement are us: toward securin
the Corhstwseksoii fight. Johnson's i: “the canu st ltudsat Lindar'a Death.
land. located in Lake Erie. n few miles
from the city. is the site selected. It is cm of the autopsy on the body of A. ll. Lin-
doubtedly in serious contemplation toraise use. the Harvard student who was fatally
000 . in tired in a friendly boxing contest last
I100, ‘ one brewer oflering it b said. m wick. shows that death was caused by ii
hemorrhage from a ruptured blood vessel
W- L. DOUGLAS mm .
’ W. In DOUGLAI Mince tire siyiinli. may fit
'4 r l.- l‘iwt' .lll‘ lvnfl. N M . P ..
mil-iii“..ilcnf‘ili'tiiiii'ififmii‘iy$331.53.“...i 0 ORI’. lMPLES '-
MBDAL and DIPLO
wonto's FAIR.
7001 WI! LEAF LAND. "All.
DALTCD AND
”CM-ID MEATS. IIRIIL PORK
FDIC LAND. IAUIAGII. ‘
For Something Extra Choice
in THEIR norm airtime
CUR: To PLIABI.
Cannibal. Mara. Fl“). min-Til! mu“ ['0 t'iiiritii's'd. ' lit! slumping (ii \\ , L. lluupl.‘
iii inc iiiid price on tho bottom. mm b uiimulu
tin ir mine. snvczi thnumnris uf iluiiiiu niinn .l:
in [him-who wmirthrni. llrnlcre ulm pmli if
r, it! of W. L. Dntiglns Slim-s fliiill tn-lrmwi
\ bli‘h helps in lllerzltlchllMlll'" niiliicir iiiii l ‘
rv.‘ mar-is. 'l'lu‘y run nll'nni in in ii iii n lion {no MI‘ ll these MIG“. -
‘. t!.‘iailflttft‘:i:i:.:t‘.".'.‘.‘:’.‘:‘t.l '.':.‘i:.::~ r0 DANGER or TAXI/(0 00w. ,7
vr. L. to
Haw You. Feb. fi-Joscph Keppiar. ;
the caricaturist and editor and part pro- J. Schaub & SO“ . . so mm h m”. "M Weiss.
r of the comic journal Puck. died at , ,3 cm "m‘ _
is residence. it? last ileveutymintb street.
. saw—:5”
no vou VALUE
A Cll‘ll!‘ Cornplcxlon?
i 9“.
v «.1
hind
heslthy sad sheath. lyre
$3 SHOE m'ii‘iihlltn.
and companies eiaar.
..Niy Null 0] "1|!!an
A Foul. on‘enalve Imit- .
liverythisr that in (lessens. hm .»
lesstifyiss sad tsvlilu will as 7':
C it I s free ii run it iii-Minn. A limo. IVmWIleItan “the are“
a M u m. Brflhktomflss‘e. isniilliy V M”...
?LEMW 'I’O I'm.
Pinion
., Arc/throat.
“orig‘x‘$
it} Wind!
this. till. it. i. iiiiliiililll
ilan be member! at. her other.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport, (it'
from luminto 7 p. m. aoydsyeaceptmtuday
Fir-mime. l‘eh Iii—The Central bank
of this city has ambled to go into liquid“: .
tors to call at the bank on Wednesday .
. the can flow Yorker who was corn
moletsdnfiorgsry. -lils “condolence-Mia in W
wait is rumored from
been made
later
M Mm.
: .. “mike—"w
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1-3 . ._ . . roe iAL! inflast hitter;
av ceuooisrs. NEW V0 9
must? PILL.
tin '.M??..CATON’I REMAILI.
mangle“ «it: T WWHPW '
artistes“ you [at Dr. GA . .
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If
Others. 436 Main street, 'mcsron sure.
9 (Soul.
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. ‘ his acts. vii Is,» .f to.“ stitching... . Hf‘vbfleflla
mm?
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Norwalk Chronicler