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Dried limits. Borstal-la Shrimp, Porch» .

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Wthmsnbsfonod in this part of the state.‘
"Illa west 1?ch Forris’ Celebrated Ham and Bone-
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mm sun Ending muons. 10c.s
“ Wand death notices. soc. sched-
ammo-mum advertisements for

m apnllcstlnn.
V utll'l‘llll—dio. 116 Washington street.

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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 90. 1894‘

“ ' How «Hiram; more.

'Tllisia |”that the New York Tribune
ds:

1. tin gift of any kind ought robe
‘ . mIdawltbout previous investigation of
tho recipient, and money especially
ought never to be handed to an uniden-
tified housi- on the street

2. Gifts ought to be made, so fares
possible, in the form of opportunities to
- work rather than of unearned money or

~ 3005!. In. the nature of things more
must be numerous exceptions to this
remand just here comes in the need of
organization. '

8. In most cases the i)l8i. gift totin-
entirely deserving is cool. When the
house Is warm the inmates are better
abicto work and to endure the luck of
things not immediately procurshle. and
the head of the house is not tv-mpbed to
buy with his last nickel or to lwg file
brief and unnutursi comfort and solace
of alcohol.

4 lbs next bet-t gift in many cows xs
renew that families may not he left

without a roof over their head.

L b. Often or important ssfutlor slit-l-
“tar is food, which may be absolutely
Weary to fit one for efforts in his om-
llritIlf. Not food at a free restaurant.
but at the home of tht~ recipient, to he
iiiifircconsumed by tho fsuiily together.
The above will meet uillt the upprnt'ui

of the liberally disposed Our relief so-
clotissare acting clan-4 these lines with
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ltlch variations as (‘ircunislancrs
mood. The l.’i)jPCl. is to assist them-
saving. but some “ll-l mny be im-
prudent cannot be allowed to suffer.
Benevolencn must boon u hromi M‘llil’,
N‘Nltflobjct to do good winttevvr the
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Till term "Clit'koou" has been extend-
odloappiy wthe followers of Senator
Bill. The Brooklyn Eagle scores this

« lust brood, which incluni-s Senator flow-
by. it says that to find statesmen like
“Bill" Chandler in sympnhv with Mr.
Hill is not surprising, because they me
both products of the some kind of poll-
tics. They are both rpoilsmen nnd they
have both risen to power by building up
stonal machine of their own. ’l‘hnta
sort of sympathetic ottucluurnt should
exist between them is ousiiy cunt-nimble.
when their respective records are born in
mind and their respective metimda are
analyzed. But them lire Republican
Dalton-s to whom we lmtl i-mlml for the
display of some litll-i patriotism in it nor.-
MI! of this . charlct~r~sunutors
wbcss careers wumtntml lltc mmelnsion
“they were willing nttiouu to into n
larger view of important mum thth that
W by the partisan or Lintmuol
with. if Senator i'i'llll‘lilllllllt lliut lip.
”him ”ailment in lluss'u‘huiwts or
»II'. Bawloy thinks tlult llt'puhlicun sen-
timent in Coun- ctlcut IA Pil'llrir'li with
till! hybrid multimillion for the purpose
.u discrtslltlnu tim n-lm nislrlltlon.
in, m apt to find tlmrisoltvrl mistaken.
'M Mil cams front slows whom inteli
Wad public spirit are not yvt at it
w by long odds.

 

. m ll the way “fin reform ups-rules.
ltlllls you l8”. under lilt‘ McKinley
mil“ lilting! bunk» tilpllllh ~l' Now
irritant. lama “1.0mm, in 18%
“decreased lell‘ $12,000,000. if the
filling of! prevailed throughout
Wand its-mull it did. than

M MIOCI'I libel“.
Win the New Harem ltrglsu-r
' . Milan‘s rush for the out
. thbsrostorlll trmllnstlon
» Jsslos D. Smith of atom-
s wealthy limiter doing busi-
3” Fort. The sum» mlbr

lf lllr. smith gets the
will spoil the chances of
~ 33's.. of Ward. who
’1'!“ trout own MUM"
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Poss. ”Penny

lulllll

lmou,

on Street. .
TILES 0F Will CITIES.

lllillif AND REAR!) I" SBN'I‘INII.
IBN UP TOWN AND ”OWE.

Dub.l,loro. Thorn and lvarywbua ll
Norwalb, loath Norwalb. and the *-
nrdlars VlslIlty—llsps and list-spa of
s on condos-so III» crisp hrs-upon.

The real estate niortgsgrs in Nora-alt.
last wrek, amounted to $8,050.

The grand list of the city of Norwnllr.
this year. amounts to 34,800,000.

Norwslk Council. No. 7|. Order of
United Friends. will meet try-night.

V, A cottage prayer meeting “'1“ he held
at the residence of D. M. Pillow. Clan-
berry Plains, tonight

At the meeting of Our Brothers’ lodge.
Monday night. the colors of the decora-
tions for the lodge room were submitted
to the committee. but were. not deflnltsl y
decided upon.

The annual convention of the Connec-
ticut Music Teachers' association "will be
held in New Haven this your on June 11,
12 and 13. and not in Hartford, as was at
first announced]; »

Councilman J. A. Osborn. chairman
ofthe police committee. and Chit-f of P0
lice Bradley went over the clothing nt
police headquarters yesterday. sorted it
out, and presented it to the the relief
tissuciutlon.

According to the audllcl‘o' n-port of
the city of Nortvnlk. tho bslnnoe‘in the
treasurer’s bonds. January let, 1804. wss
$4,447 25. less outstanding orders
amounting to $3,908.34. leaving it balance
uffiblllbl.

The estimated expenses of the high-
way department of the city of Nnrwslh
for this year are put "”5300. in 1892
they cost the borough 35,874.83. nod last
year the nmount expanded was

“206.17.

The capital of the L rebound .‘vluuulutu
luring company. of South Normulk. has
been incremod from $150,000 to 3300.000.
and the number of shares frn-iu 1.500 to
2,000. The additional capitol hss been
paid in in cash and surplus earnings,

Mrs \lorgan. .vhooe dentin in llsnbury
Wits ll‘plll’lt‘li in Till: SENTINEI. yesterday .
was formerly l'riscdln Smith, of l'ruu-
hen-y Plains. Slur innit-led tit-nu. her
first husband being a Mr. fin)! She
was the mother of 'i‘ R iiuyl. ol Dam
bury.

A Sunday School institute Will he held
in the Methodist church. lirre .wn;lt, on
Friday. February 23), with norm»: 3 ill.
auntl 7:30 p. to. Rev. (‘1 i! ii.‘lll’(i.ul
South Norwalk. will nontln-t u Billie
study on the book of Genesis: RH. S 0.
Curtice. D .1)” of Bridgeport; Rev. (7. L
Rhoades. of Stamford; C. B Fonts of
North Haven. and (Timex-Ce l. Reidmf
Stamford. will take promimmt parts.

There will he un llil'l‘v‘dll-llflpt‘l‘ill
sorvicu in the Baptist church. Thursday
evening. Rev. if. L. Mort-house,
01).. fluid slcn-tury of tho Ann-rivals
Baptist llumc iii-mun sociuty: tile Rev.
Mr. Murrow. for thirty yeun of work
Inning tho indinns of lntlmu l‘l‘rrilury,
and other interi-sling Spvll'il‘lfl, will par-
ticipsto in the service. The tut-cling will
he held in the large room of the church.
and tho sterooplicon will ho used in con-
nm-lion with it. The people are invilml.

A delllhtful cob-web social was given
at the reside-um of l". F.’l‘nylor.llrnubervy
Plains. Monday night 'l’here was music
and names and a general sot-ioi lilul'.
The Ilfllangllnu ol the who by- iltu lsdinn
was very interesting 0n tho wul of
each strand tlirro was a goon; nun. who
Was lobe tin-whorl of the young lady.
to supper. Tito prim for the lion holy
utiluuxlinx the web went to Mint linlllc
Crawford 'l‘lm affair wn» ulvvu under
the auspices of tho llttlits‘ .tttl moiety.
of Cranberry l’lslns.

Literary Notes.

“Tho Bromi-und-llultcr Question," it,
Julius Henri Blown. ill the Jlllluury [inr-
psr's lluuszlne. uttmctnl in "MN! ulif'llv
tlon from its pertinent discttsztionpf the
difficulties of msklno is living that it will

be followed in the tome ptriotltcnl ll
tnopzlpols called “Potmnlltry indepeu —
sooa’ and “lionsydlslung.”

Politics is unit-log future of llsrpvr‘s dot-ll

Weekly nowadays. sud all sides urs fair-
lb represented. its editorials support
t o nsllonsl Idmlnistmllon and strain
tbs leadsrscf 'l‘smmsny llsll Tits issue
for Fobrusr 3d contslnvtl ll eartlcle
on “Thu ‘slluro of tilt» onrstlo
Party" from the standpoint of Mr Cleve—
lsmls admirers. while the monitor for
February l’llh will print soopt-nloltrr
slvloi "An Anti-Snappers View" at lbs
mists es of the Democracy. and in paper
3y ftsnstor Henry Csbot Inigo, no ‘ll‘lt'l

p tunlty of tits Republics» Party.”
wit sdlmrull consistent

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The Iflsstts land and Lulu mogul-y. cl
Norwslk. am the guests of It's W.
Jsllll! om Mods].

'l'lls shot-l strolls; of the Y. P ll. 0 E.
of tho null church. will be
"chills. It lbs mldstloc

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TH! BHULTZ TRIAL.

0a. Juno ”only lead on to! Isn-
IlIla'W‘ o m It." Was I. Variant.
Jinn! Om. Fob. tum-Mm Mill-m.
luhrllbcnrs tbs jury in tbstrlIlof Jo~
ssphllbnltsforuucsls in in gsnsrsl
sssslons bars monncsdt they were on-
Ibls to IIIII upomr vsrvllot. Tbs jury
stood It for conviction of Isssnlt in tho
first donor and cm for conviction of man-
slIualltu. 4
Tbstrlsl of Shula bIs crawl I most
dsIlof lntsrsst. In July, me. a gnarl-s1
cross bstwssn Sbnlts and Frank nicer
sf Guttouburs. Hudson county, conosrnlng
tbs Iotlon of Governor Altgsld of Illinois
in nine the Chicago nusrcblsts.
Bl: ts donounosd tbs govmlcr’s action
while Kralcsr datum n. This resulted
in; bostsd argument, during which
Sbultstook occasion to speak xicwlngly or
tbs American flog

Klein." laid. “ -- tbs American flog.“
anlts cIlled upon Krslgsr to tIkc bsclr
the rsmsrk, but be rsprItsd it with more
vsbsmsnos than before. whereupon Shultz
knocbsd him down. Krslxsr’s head hit
the ban“ II ho fall. and his skull was
fractursd. fls died la I luv day's.

Aftor the jury was released J uror Cosm-
man. who stood out alone for conviction
of mInslaugbtcr, told his fellow jurors
while they were at dinner in I restaurant
thIt. bring I secuslonlst, be hold that any
nun who defended the Union cause during
the civil war was guilty of murder.

 

 

GROW’S BIG VOTE.

Ilsotol 6mm It km by Prob-
Ibly too.” Plurallty.

Pmunstruu, Fab. 2!. -Gnlusbn A.
Grow. Republican. was elected congress.
run It largo by a his vote. The returns
this morning lndlcsts a Republican plu~
rallty in the slots of 150,000. This is the
greatest plurality cvsr siren the Republic
In ticket in this city and state.

While the member-of the Eleventh Ward
club of this city wen cslsbrstlng the do
fury of their councilmanlc candidItcs a
frame annex to the clubhouse at one North
Second street collesod. Several barrels
of beer bsd been llrougbt into the honor.
and this additional weight is supposed to
have mud the accident. -

The clubhouse was crowded at the time.
and I large number of men. were precipi-
tated to the ground—I distance of about is
fest. Thirteen msn were seriously injured.
and several more resolved slight bruises.
Tbs victorious candidates bId left the
rooms only A few minutes before tbs accl-
dcnt occurnd.

 

IIIvoo Caused by a Horse.

CHICAGO, Fob. 2f. —An unruly horse
blob-damning.” vs! gmllua ass Pot-
rlck Ryan’s blIckImltb shop. and as a re~
sult one man is in the bospltalsufforlng
with burns which will probably muss his
death, and seven other men were badly
burned about the bonds and foes. An ex-
plosion followed, Ind lm llsioly there
was chaos in Ryan's shop. bout'wborses
ln tbs plIos began to kick in nlldlrectlons.
The shop took fire. but the flsmss were
soon extinguished. Every mm In the
place was burned.

 

Gov-nor Warts labs- I Inn.

’l‘ltlx‘rox. Feb. lib-Tbs governor. Attor-
ney General Stockton. R. V. Lindshurg
and Fred Suvsns were in coufsreuco for
several hours. and it is rcponed that. they
have decided to lnstltuto quo lvnrranto pro-
ceedings auIlnst Robert Adi-hm. president
of the Democratic senate. Ind Maurice A.
floors. prssldsnt of the Republican sen-
ate. requiring tbsm to show by whst su-
tbority they are acting in their official cs-
pacltlos.

lulu. Bl'llll to lust Down.

BROOKLYN, Fob. 2L—At the Raymond
Street 5-“ John Y. McKIue. the convlcml
ex~boss of vaossnd. was said to be ill.
Ills fsmlly doctor vlsltod the jail. but said
that the illnsu us nothing serious. ille-
Kano bod been in oonsultItlon with Law-
ysr Rulerlok slid-y. sud worry over his
troubles. Mr. Rodsrlck says. Is bsglnnlng
to show. )

Amos Is-olootsd In," of hymn-I.

armorial. Fob. 21.-—Msyor Jacob Amos
was rs-clscted mayor of this Iry by s in»
guy of ”0 over Joy B. Kilns. regular

publlcsu. sod Duncan W. Psok. Demo
crIt. Amos was the cInddets of the luv
dspsndsnt Republicans. who rsvollod
Izslnst Concussion: Boldsn. The light
wII I very bitter one.

 

 

Dartmouth III-rs DIIIIl.

Hanovrn. N. ll.. Fob. m.~—Prssldont
Tucker of Dartmouth college lnlorrnodtbs
sophomore clIss that they must return H.
A. Tsrrsll. toutmastsr of the freshman
class. whom they kidnapsd. 'l‘bs clsss rot
fussd to comply Ind tbrsstsuod to leave
college in I body.

Allvlu tbs llltaa to Ialtls
MADRID, Fob. Eta-Tbs aomnmsnu of
Enalsnd. France. ltIly Ind Austrls llsvs
replied to tbs hots Iddrsvssd tbsm by tbs
sultIn of Morocco. They all sdvlss blot to
Iocspt tbs demands of Spain for tbs settle-

msnl of tbs Mslllla troubles.
Buicorronr. Conn. Fob. lit-Goons
sIn let! in s lonsl section of tts city bi s
is
Ishmael I, III Daniella.
s was bobssdstl tbs
‘l’ks Boss of Mutual.

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Highway-II lI mm
llosy. I clothing sIlssmIn from Pluto
. .Y..wss knocked down and so
bllbwsymsn. w o robbstl hull of
moon.

Nut flirts. Fob. tl.--A loan wssstrttnk
nssr filmul it"s tnlgbt on tbs Consult
wbssls. 'l‘bs rsmslns wars lass Is
tbossof William Lacuna of but Ilsvsn.

volcano. I‘sb. tin-Amman on tbs
motlonforssswsrlsl for Assassin -
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Cornell Students Aspbyxiototl by
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Eb. lint-stifle" lsv'lsg‘llolrlaaeal
“alumnus—Ibis Music-II

mmmnaumu—n ti

“alum-“thorium.

l'ruscs, N. 2.. Fob. tit-«This villus hIs
rough another InnuIl all-I riot.
Tbsoocaslonwutbsfnsbmanbanquotst
tbsoltl MIsoslcbollon 'l'lcgsstnst. for
s wssk prsvlom tbs nntlsr cinnamon bsvs
best: at swords’ points. Romans bulnp

bus and moss than ones bss tbs
swarmed its pm bounds. 0n
ens occasion s sophomors wIs stucksd by
I crowd of drvsv I molvsr Ind
support any at tbs trim. but found to
his disappoint-sat that tho weapon was
empty.
trouble Was Aattslpatod.
last night. however. the spirit ruched
its bslcbt. The city oflolals. recognising
I reaching trouble. tripled tbs rsgntsr
cs force Ind added a largs number of

. Tbsfresbmsnoon gstsdontllecsmpus
and started down hill to have their
feast. Wbon tbsy the ball when

tbsy were to hold their banquet. they were
met by £00 or 509 sophomores. "tovvulos"
and union. who prooosdad to prevent
their names to the building.

Potatoes. eggs. stouss Ind what not flow
fat and think. in tbs msln two of tbs
rusbsrs were rolled by tbs policeman and
quickly dragged to tho station. wbsrs that:
were locksd up. While thomnltltnds was
following the olllosrs and trying to onset
the escape of tbs prison-rs tbs fmbmon
quietly stole up the ruin and hold their
spread. after which they indulged in toasts
and coils? soap.

Later t a sophomores committed s til.-
tIrdly trick on the freshmen. Noxious
odors Iliad tbs air. and tho boll was only
tlsd. Ssvoral use were carried from the
building lnssnslbls. Tbs lrssblnsn an
banner that tbslr enemies placed llssfstltls
in their food and narrated chlorine ass
Ibou‘t the ball.

A corps of physicians was summoned.
Prompt efforts were nuts to resuscitate
tbs sspbyxlIted studsnts by the applica-
tion of ammonia and stimulants. Fresh
man wars wild with rags. and tho banquet
was suspendsd. Soversl waiters were ovsr-
cor‘ns. and others were almost wild with
pa n.

The lull was taken ion of by tho
police, who ran-Ink the corridors and
side rooms to find the source of the fill.

Trick ”Iliad “tally.

Miss JIokson. a colored woman. who
Icted Is cook for tho studanmdkd this
morning. She wu Men from the MI] in-
censlbls to tbs residence of Dr. Locksrby.
when she expired. The doctors say that

Ibo had been subject to heart troubles and,

wash lungs.

It is now known that the sophomorss
obtained possession of s side room and
placed I generator of the deadly gas so
tht it vrIs connected with the banquet
ball by moons of rubber tubs; 'l‘brsIts
of lynsblnc are openly inIds, ons mun or
claiming that in would bolp string up the
perpetrator of tho untrue.

 

Isa-pod In I [and of clay.

or. Imus. Feb. ‘Jl.-—Dst|lls have result-d
bore of the oscaps from the Cheater (Illa)
prison of Joseph S. Hardin. the Csatralla
(Illa) trIln robber. soot up for so your. A
eIrt driver permitted him to jump into his
vsblclo Ind loIdsd the cart with clay, com-
plstaly covering the form of tho train rob-
bsr. Then be than out of the gates. and
arriving at the river bank Hardin was
dumped with the clay into the river. and it
is thought that by preursngsmsnt then
run I skill at bond. ‘

I“. Good IvIlIIors lass.

Cutvruso. Fob. 2l.—'l'bs property which
Govsrnor Ind Mrs. McKinley conveyed to
trus last summer, lvbsn tbs novel-nor
wss orczd to mobs an usianmsnt by tho
fallurs of I Youngstown manufsctursr for
whom he had ludorsod notes. bu boon
transferred back to them. This result is
due to the efforts of the lruatssv. who have
raised the money by prints subscriptions.

I‘ll-b It Was. larder.

Nuw HAVEN. Feb. 21.—-An unknown
man was found horribly mauled It what
is known as "Dssd MIn’s crossing.” on
tbs Short llno, near this city. No blood
sales wars found our tbs body. which
loads tbs coroosr and medical examiner to
bellavstbs mIn had been murder-odour!
then placed on the lack to obliterate
truss of crime

Death atII I‘m lot-boy.
ClitCllllfA'l'l. Fill 21. ~‘l'hs Zooloulcal
Iranian of this city bss sofl'srstl abosvy
loss in tbs dostb of its main chimpsous.
known Is Put Rooney. Pat. was probIbly
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I." Mr! [Ill-m.
Nssusslu Om. Nob, Fob. ill.-—'l'bs Otis
county grand in promptly lavaslluslsd
tbs but I. in v of floors of Ant
culture orton and his son. found
two psrsons lmpllcsuti and lndlstsd both
also.

muss" lusts salt In m».
Burr/tin. lsb. file—lam HIrrls who
buosrnsd the local «mm of “ifolrb
up" Harris from his sxplolt of Saturday.
hstlll in jail bore smiling on ortlsr for
hlanmovsl to Chicago.

lbs-ball labsrlts I Mus.
Dustin. ll. Y.. l'sh IL-Il‘bonss Wsl-
bun. living nssr lbls city has
just runs to: to s fortnnsoftl’dl.“
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mum. Ton. rob Ila-’ns prisonsrs
is tbs mat! ammo tbs guard.
out all Woes—s Unless sons
mm to bar; bar wllis motors.

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“m W If "is! An Ill”—
0- Hub Is Wall ss Gillan
wa Guru. Pa. this at. -lsvsrsl
with In nearly all the New Call. In»
ututnrsvs and Ill tbs rsl't-osdlesu
flu! decided that in futnrt- they would say
play an Italian labor. but would live tho
verb to American citluns. Sines than
this policy has been strictly csrrlsd out
The Italians in this district on in acts
straits for food. sod many of thorn in this
vallvy Ire Ictmlly on the verge of shru-

orl. -
Tbs: has been greatly snrsgsd st tbs
labor bossesmbom they blame with this dis-
culmination. not understanding that it is
tbsovvosrs of the plants who in“ glvsu'
tbsordsrs against thorn. Tuesday I wall
known foreman who has beretofors sm-
ployrd and had charge of from 30 to 501ml.
lan- recslvad a strange lottsr. It vaa wrlt~
ton in Italian in a nest bsnd. and tbs on.
volops bore the postmark of Lowsllvlils. 0.
Tbs letter says the forsmsn is a spottad
man. and there are men who hsvo said
tiny would take his life by the knife. rs~
volvsr or the club. it within one wash
thus lulllns are given jobs. his life will
to spared. it says further that other ferv-
msn will be treated the some. as tbs wrlrcv
Is in “great earnest."

TlDBlTS OF NEWS.

Secretary Herbert is advised till" the
KarsIrgo is breaking to pieces.

Arguments for the defense in the Couch
tin can at Chicago are being made.

Horns Secretary Asquith of England is
soon to marry Miss Margot Tsnnant.

Burglnn mode a haul of 812.000 from it
money lender‘s house in San Frllucism.

Receivers of tits Reading Coal company
visit to issue 5.00000 coal trust nous.

A hidden flIlv in or pipe caused the dis«
aster of the German lilip Brandenburg.

PM of the Rochester Slate hospital was
destroyed by fire, but the inmates escaped.

A drunken luau lulled three men and
wounded two women nnd :1 child in Hour.
ton.

lost. but the crew is believed to have been
and.

Susan B. Anthony was rc—electml pres!»
dent of the National Womsn Suffrage as.
soclstlon.

Stockton, Fill. is entirely flooded from
hery ruins and the melting of snow in the
mountains. , .

Kongo-ts of Ocean Ito-mil”.

NEW Youn. Feb. ilk-Tbs following one
going steImships saiitodsy; Majestic, Liv-
erpool; Westsrnluud. Antwerp; Fonthellr.
St. Croix. The following incoming steam-
alslpa In duo today: Knlpino. Shields; Sass.
tlI. Gibraltar; Norse. Cbristlanund:Cr€r
ma. Dundee; Chicago. Antwerp; RussiI.
HIvrr;Culic; Liverpool: Norwegian. Glut
sow: Runic. Liverpool; directs. Kingston;
Pinto. Gibraltar; Forum-sis. Glasgow: Cc»
roan. Glasgow: Lydian Monarch. Lamina;
Trinidad. Bermuda; (,‘ity of Porn. (.‘olnn

_ Oystor Brad‘s" Caught.

Rlcunosn. Feb. 21,—Governorn'r‘ermll
received a telegram from Captain W. E.
Hudgins of the Virginia oyster navy steam-
er Chesapeake saying that on Monday
night he had a spirited engagement in Tan-
gier sound with some ill or ‘1) Maryland
oyster dreamers He succeeded in 63;)qu
lug tho sobonners W. lit. Brits: and (.‘.|W.
Stevenson and All of their crews but the
elptaios. who escspetl in their yawls. and
he drove the rout of the trespnssi-rs out of
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(it-Ind tho Continual In a Drains.

Poroultssrsm, b. l'.. Feb. ‘Jln—James
ll. Sloan. who disappeared four weeks ago
while ill with grip. has been found at
Stockton, CAL. and his son is novvnn his
way bcms with him. Mr. Sloan went to
Albsny to collect rsnts. and that was the
last heard of him until his family received
I letter stating that ho was slclt in Stock
ton. llls memory is a. bun concerning
his movements after he left Albany

 

sugar wot u. is kudos.

bosnox. Feb. 2L~Thu sportsman says
it learns on the authority of s friend of can
of the principals that JIcksou and Corbett
thc no idea of attempting to Foille their
contest in the Vnilcd RlItes. They tic not
cars to be budget-ed by clubs and author-l.
ties. as W» the case in the Mitchell-(Torn
belt match. The event is almost rsrtIin to
be settled at the Nations! Hpnrflnfi club in
London.

[loin to 3.000.000 Marks.
Wuxixo’rox. Del. Felt. 2l.-By tho
dsItb of John Krrller. a wealthy backer of
Germany. Mrs. Aunu Matilda Jones of this
city. Mrs. Sit-mu Kunlz of Alieuhauy City
Ind Frederick Krsllor tzf Pltlsburu have
fIllon heirs to 3.000.000 nmrku.

blisslsslppl ltsambnat lanb.
L‘Allm. ills. Feb. 91. ~ The suamboIt
State of Missouri. from Cincinnati for Now
Orleans, stink in sight fort of wstsr just
below Xsw Madrid. The boot sprung I
look. and she was run on a how. whim- slur
sunk. Nollvn mrslost.

chills-d PlIyod With I ”organ.
amount. N. Y.. Feb. tit—Suits Mum.
and it yours. while playing In the hours of
Charles Hogan. is nslnbbor, was shot in
the breast and lllllsd byons of Mr. Rogm’
cblldrsn, ll ysst-s old. Tim lstlrr was
playing with a shotgun.

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Mutual most“ by how.
naturism. Fob. ill.~'l'bs bloohnds on
tbcrIllroadln tbs Sierra Nsvsds mn-
talus is tbs worst in yssrs. 'l'lvo trains
with 300 pause on hold hsrs waiting
ths'opsuln. of t s road.
Mr a-.-
Is A. ‘7. MIN Color u...
Ilotltsvnu. l‘sb. ilk—Donn: has been
sslsctul ss tbs plsos for tbs ext annual
most of the L A. W. T color llns
smsodmsnt. barring Items from m
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ns‘ntowar ”rs n25 CENTS.
Furnishing Gouda. Hats and Caps.

BENEDICT, *

Sentinel Building» Washington- Street.

miserable? Do you know that
RADAM'S

Microbe Killer

cures all such diseases by re.
moving the, prime causewruio
crobcs. There is no discosc' in-
curable it’tbis remedy is taken
in time. A 50 page book, con-
tainin ”valuable information
for “dieters, mailed Fr“.

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Pork Shoulders.

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Milli Heldrufl'. .hmJblup, fit. usage-u.

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south toreallt. Conn.

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Plumbing. Steam and Gas-Fitting.

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list it: Heating

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fut rulf'T'tl l:

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full any m4 0/

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Colored edging. all wdths.

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lawsuits-astounding. m

Loading Dry Goods Store.

”No.9..."

have old trgmi the assortment . o that our customc
he sailed in all of the desirable styles and widths.

indies will find it to their
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No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.

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Embroidorit-s are in order now and wv think wo have sue ,

ng.
larger businuns in the lion and
rs can readily

and tli-t'ot'sified and cpproliately‘

advantage in
cemonts second to none.

.llllbfif‘, Naiusook and Swiss in

all widths from 50 to 81.00 per yd.
Edgin s in three widths with inserting to match.

(lone Edging and Inserting.

Allover embroidery in white and mlore-d,

4.0 7— ~ ..

Hyatt, .Norwalk.

 

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WORLD'S FAIR,
volcano.
roll runs an titan. Masts.
sacou. Dav. cst'rsn Also
nounossnvsmum PORK
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Familv Sieighs, Business Sieighs,

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Home and son them and wcurt- 21 bargain.

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Col. Franklin and Madison Streets. South iimwall, Conn.

 

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be hostile-us without nuns stamps-d on
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W. L. Downs
33 SHOE stunt.

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law. lint! giro lie-ti" ’flil‘i‘vlfiflfli :lf lint prlu s :i‘

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he hinflll'ilug of \\ . l.. lhlllrid
rum ind punch the lmtlnm. u ill! ll gunmulr'
l'u 5r mint. saws thoussmls of lit-lions 1mm il‘
in llamrululwmr litrm. llrnlers who put-ll l‘
t it of W.l..l)mmisn Hints rain mulumw
~ iii. il hllpn to lttrrrulte the l~ I’flll’l tltrir full l.»
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s t unl‘vlievnymlrsn smermnr l‘v illll‘l‘l.‘
y an nmm ofltwdenlrv mluvrtifmi ilf‘ilt'lti
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J. Schaub at 50%

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healthy ml mulls. Byss bright
and Complexion slrsr.

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llvsrflblnn that in I'll-stiller. Purifying.
beautifying and fertile: villi In
found in than lsltlrls.

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svrnroneo sully of the small-ll
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PLflABm TC) Tm
Hand to mm in stomps stud ‘I'rv s Isa.

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