ed a humanoid cure."—- a mum um; 1am. . y ‘ . or! urns—av mail. in st!- m m propsid: One month. woltbrse m sixmontbn. Mon-vandal! ’ uuummatvcekdo behold . o urns—"Wat." “To mists" snvsrttosnients. not ex- llnes. one time. an a three times. kilns. Chm. Readlna nttloelt file. a ' Harrison and death notices. we. noted. Wilma-plow! advertisement: for ’ ‘oamuostlon. ' ”I! OFFICE-No. llll Washington street. mums“; telephone cull. M Branch “no is Wall street. Nor-walk: telephoni- so or t. ‘ mmrosuoss should inallcwbo ream! to ‘. ‘fl 1‘!!! "BRING SINTINBL. ‘ Roma Nonvuumonn. FEBRUARY 2'7. 1894. WAY- ' burn or o. W. KNUDSEN. It seem boldly possible that C. W. Knudsen is dead. Three dsys ago he ’ in his usual health, and engaged in thought and action in the broadest i‘phlllnthropy as has been his wont in all line your he has made this city his resi~ duel. llr. Knudsen was it man peculiar for his good works. He was constant In them in and out of season. He seemv l’vedtobo possessed and controlled by a ‘Iplrlt of goodness. He sought only the ‘ good'of mankind, and no one could be morelihsral in means or time to carry ”out this purpose. ’ With him 1 to kpow a duty was to perform it, to find a worthy case to support It. Sweet in disposition, kind in feeling, liberal in. action. refined in influence, - oblatennd pure in every sense. he was. if there con be such a fulfillment of the onlomund, perfect. He had a faith flame and well substantiated that no “questioned“. Hslcd a life so con~ Ilstent that in its every detail it was an , amplification and substantiation of the Minty ha professed. This oom- mnnity ssva whole, every worthy public enterprise. and hundreds of individual beneficlaries have occasion to mourn the ion of Mr. Knudsen. His life has been a barefnction. —_———-———— PEOPLE generally express surprise .s... n mun like Erastus Wiman is dis covered in commercial dishonesty. and ‘ _yot these surprises occurso often that ‘ 1 they should cease to be surprises. 'l’hcy » ooms become of “o‘erlenpiug ambition" . intho. first place. and a false hope nod I pride in the second place. Never was the moo for wealth mort- enger than now, it being sought for its supposed means of providing comfort. position nud influence. It may not bring the first. ;. but is an essential factor in the latter. Once obtained, notwithstanding its dis- , uppolntmento and annoyances. it is clung . tout the risk of reputation. and chances nrotsken along this line of the most des- ; Wchnractcr in hopes that they will never come to light. and both wealth and reputation may be retained. This disposition is not confined to tho wealthy did prominent, but is equally prct'nlent maths less noted and loss sflluont The man engaged in Bl‘llllll trnillt- will (we bankruptcy for years and mot-t it only when conditions fhrcc him to. His . failure creates adverse comment among ’ fhoaewbo have had no business experi- cues. and the sympathy of those who may bs struggling to avoid u similar M. He may fight adversity for yours und'coms of! conqueror. and then ho has pill“. But no honorable merchant will take advantage of tho confidence may in lmslaess, and no business tins but will take no loss in kind- M if fair business methods only are m to. It is dbfalcotion. deceit and WW, the betrayal of confidence on tmst. the misappropriation of funds tint kings public condemnation. ond owgythooch it always does not, bring _ t. ' Waterbury. where brass is king. W mutating that Democratic mom- of the board of relief discriminate. m thumb of friends, “emu. but we luvs N say “oh filth found With 5. photo“... llliarles~ his or will approve. With these removed the club should become popular and use- ful. Aplaoe for the gentlemen of the city to meet for harmlessnmnasmsnt, conversation, and general social inter- course will be advantageous in every way. and he the moons of bringing them into closer and more friendly reliitions. The opportunity to secure such it place not! organize such in club, it now 039M1- Tbe rooms are adequate. and well locat- ed. Every member should be on bond tomorrow night to. forward this move- ment. Wn print in another column a recent decision by Judge George Wheeler of [rear importance to oil interested in oyster grounds. This definition of the low. if sustained, will set at rest a ques- tion that has been so annoying one to oystermen for a long time. and validates all claims based on desinnstiou by the proper nuthorities. olsnnnsso 377490 IN CASH. nanbnry Resumes In normal Condition After the nutters' strike. Last week the Danbury banks dis- bursed 077,000 in cash on account of the settlement of the batting interests Thlsisthefintgood showing since the big strike begun November 25. and is nearly double the amount of the prev- lous week. The first week of tho notv historic lockout only $4.000 was put in circulation by the banks. The manu- facturers report orders good. but not rushing, but nearly every shop is run- ning on full time. Danbury may be said to have resumed its normal condition financially. Money is notss free yet there as elsewhere but it is rapidly getting into circulation. Thelesders of the hutters’ forces who held outsosirongly in the lookout now, tacitly admit that they made the stand at the wrong time. They agree that the hot manufacturers lost comparatively few orders. while the employees lost money at the very limo they could not afford it. owing to the prevailing labor and money panic. RUWAYTUN. J. B Raymond has cleaned the soon off his pond, preparatory to cuttinuicr today. On account of the severe snow storm. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ackurt ptistponcd the celebration of the liftwmh nnnivus- any of their wedding until tonight. While at work with the engineer‘s corps of the Consolidated railroad. 8st- urday, at Glsnbroolt. tolling lllPflBlll‘l“ merits. William G. Crockett .frnze three fingers entwined; . , GEORGLTUWS. Miss Esa Books is on the sick list. Mrs. (lrccnwool. of Hctlvel. is Visiting Mrs. Mary Osborn. Thomas F. Flood will llt‘t‘Olll‘tl post- master as soon as ho furnidws the re- quired bonds. Mrs. Eugene l’arkt‘ton, who has been nursing Mrs. St John,of Norwulk.re- urned home last Thursday. W. A. Williams bus put in on electric telephone from the Western Union Tele- graph ofiico to his residence. Walter Green, of Branchvillc, has rented the bousu owned by William Osborn, of Westprirt. ut Osborntown. Saturday nod Sunday mornings were the coldest this winter. The thermometer was six and seven dogrccs bolow zero. The Georgetown orchestrn furnished music for the pink and cobweb sociable, Thursday evening last. M. (lemme (lod- frcy's residence. Frank Lee in very busy buying timber of the farmers obout town, cutting It and disposing of it to the Hilbert d: Bow nett Manufacturing company, who saw and use it in their business. Ten days loss of limo on account of sickness and u doctor hill to pn . is any thing but plenssnt for it man u s fuml y to contemplate. whotbcr be Is a laborer. mechsuio. merchant or publisher. Joe. 0. Jones. publisher of tho hatter, Meals. Texas. was sick in . bed for ten days with the grip during its prevalence it your or two ago. Later in the your he hnd s second uttsok. ifs snys:“ln thslatter cssel used Chamberlain‘s Conch item- ed with considerable snccess,l think, on y being in led n littls over two days. The nd attscltl am satisfied would hove n equsll so bad as the first but for the use of th s remedy " It should be borne in mind that the [trip is much the same use very sou-re cold and lo- wlres prsolssl the sumo treatment hen on svls to cursn cold quickl and sotunily give this remedy it iris . Hoodoo cent bottles for sslobytl. C. Stillson, druitttlst Iotm Guy’s Hunt Worm Powder. “other Gray a nurse in the Children's Romain New l'orkmss for years treated childrsutasucnclsssfully spill: “untidy. now a plant nt 0 rugstmvs. m Motlm to ’s stem worm Poetic era. Thrym at by oil drupulets st ll cents a package. 'l‘h remove all worms. Its hernias es mi . Vzlusblu for Ill isksandnemlsil. it‘lr'mmmt m r W dmnlst 7 _ M .lfnlsw'lcrktnimousmmvsssotnv to fever- , even ‘ m . ‘ Bentham" ,' , “ sauteed» no. . Fan“ on First Quality Rice ‘ us as rumour-ow mm “on "In“. the sin sud chsnctsr of this city require in tons 80c. ‘ bu. title.”I . Wlt will Lotus m. Ill! Yillllll . wwwmmw’mm snfitfibfi' THE GRIP. In. less. 'lstls a lop-rm In In bar-ad Ito-catchers“. Cntcnoo. l'sb 27.-“Yss. fan: a Meson.” odours. Msrr Ellen loses inner rosin st the Palmer House. "It is surprising how that assertion of mine has bssa seat oil over the country." and Mrs. brass laughed with all the plea of o ashoolalrl. ”Why. do you know that l have resolved tel. Ins from several New York pop-rs ol- ering Ins sums of use not! up to tell the story of hovv I became a Mason." "When I sue ill years of age. I vvss living in Lock pert. N. ‘t'. Afr-ism! of mine. who was prominent Mason. put it in my way it: witness s Masonic initiation. and I saw db. three degrees administered to s candi- Ito. "Were you sdtnlttsd to the lodxcrooml" "No, I was bshind a door that had sslid- hm wicket loft. and] saw the whole pro csdnrs throuh that wicket. so you us that la the way I become a Mason. for to be in possession of thsascrstsof thacrnft is to bs a Mason." . "light it not have been a mock-Initia- tion?" . “No. it was not a mock ndsir. i hove tested my knowledge of the secrets of lhs craft. and they have been confirmed. I tried tofind out from my husband. who is a Mason. but he has never given me any satisfaction I once told nun how 1 come into pomsslon of the sscrsts of tbs order. end his only answer was to term ths‘gsn- thmsn that plmd Ins st tbs wicket s fool. sings-last! with a strong adjective. " cvv did I comsrto make the announce inept sftsr so my years of silence! Under rather peculiar circumstances it was while the decision of my suit with Governor Levelling was pending hsfors the supreme court. Agent-man sold to me: 'You will loss your case. . The governor is a Mason.’ ” ‘50 um I.’ l retorted. and knowing him to ho a Mnaon I gave him the grip. . He looked astonished and rsmurked that I nor- taiuly knsw something about Masonry. 1 than told him tint [was going to orpulae a woman’s branch of the order. and so the story got out. ” MANY FARMERS POISONED. ho bond and lift] Hon Inhrfa. lean loun- Poisoned I’m Lunch. SOMERSET, Pl. Feb. 21—hour the best information obtainnble here two farmers are dead. 10 or 12 srs seriously sick. and 50 more no anaemia from the effects of cut, in: poisoned meat st a sale held on the did last. in Quasmshonlnl township. Jere mus Ringler. a prominent cltlasn of that township. died from the sat-eta of poison- ing. and Alsasnder Rhonda. s lsadlng citi- lon and farmer of Jenner township. la rc- portod to hove died dnrlnsthsdayfron the same muss. Those sudsrlnu from poison srs scattered all our the north of the county. Last Thursday some murmurs attended Iaals of property ln Jenner township. and according to custom is cold lunch was served. Among the articles of food pre- pared wasa lot of but that had been boiled the previous evening in in copper kettle and had been permitted to remain in the vessel over night. Shortly after eating tl-mut Mason Person took sick. and the sale was adjourned. A rumor reached here thst at least 10 other residents of Jenner and Ques- mahonlng townships cannot possibly re- 00'”. ftsvv England III-wad Ont. BOSTON. Feb. 27.—Tbs cold wave which struck New England two days ago‘haa lost its grip. The mercury went up. and a heavy snowstorm prevailed in the south- ern sections. The storm was especially se- vere on the sound and through Connecti- cut. The Consolidated trains were stalled in New Haven for sevsrsl hours by drifts. and none of the sound steamers had "'er— cd at midnight. In northern New Eng- land the rise of the mercury was very rapid throughout the day. Cotton llunalastmrs talk of lord 'l'luss. - FALL Rivas. Mun. Feb. 27.-At the an- nual meeting of the Cotton Manufactursn‘ association the business situation was dis— cuswd. The weight of opinion as express- sd was that there had been an overproduc- tion. which ruvsntsd a normal demand for goods. 0 attempt was made to have Any action taken with regard to a cutdovvn or a shutdown. can-t l'lclrss In a. Advertising Piston. Putts. Feb. 27.-A l0 foot advertising picture warranting President Carnot. sud u lsdy.cvldsutly intended for More. Car- not.slppln¢ vvlth gusto a nsvv Algerian brandy. has been postsd thromhout the country. The coversmsnt has ordered thuta place of colored csnvss bepustod over the two heads. Pas-liar and tat-I Auto-at. Pour Cunt-nu. N. Y.. Feb. awn-Frank Packer. foreman for Shsrmsn Mmiu. was killed while driving through the village in a bum. The horse shirt! and thrsvv Mr. Packer and his wife out. Mr. Packer struck on his head and was instantly killed. Eta wits fall on top of him and so- capsd injury. Iilvar In ht- ot lamina. Glonor‘rowzv. Cold, l'sb. n~A petition is being circulated here which calls upon the silver reducing states to secede from tits [on government and sin titers- puhllc of “also. Mayor P . whose aunts hands ths pstltioa. says it will in sirculsted in our: mining camp in the vest. Itsrsiln Report About 0mm ilahas an unconfirmsd rumor to the sflsst thsthstvss ahonttonndsrgosn for his eye-and thsthsdssirsdt royal Mumford ltsashsry'ssstio'aspn- interpreters. . PlCKED WIRINBO. mitionldisatnstlm lx-lllnlstsrl’hslpslsousofdanw. Richard Groksr and party arrival at dusts. ‘ llsukfiuidsntl‘nssh sf'l'sss-shs bosom : mnmmsmmh usr Mmmndlthmm mile statesman it .I’, H l - TllE continuum; cinnamon. 4: runs Isis son. .,-... The Dammit] Will Pay For the Services of s Detective. sinuous row 4 nuts more. mm Passed Com-nil. All Ions s! Disorderly Condos! and W lend Yes- the My -— 0am, Ito- uats la. use- I. Appeals-dud. lrnsca. N. Y.. Ma 37,—11» convlnisa is rapidly pining ground liars that the authors of tbs chlorine no tragedy st the Cornell fresbmcn's annual ,hunanct last Tuesday cannot ranch longer be shisldsd hit their punts m‘fiall kuovln not onlytomsnyof thsirsluanstogbnttos Mr outside the nulvsrslty. cannot .hs doobtsd. but at last infimcss are at work tint cannot fsll wettest thslrdetsctiol be for. many days have pared. Their lin- nnnlty hitherto has been Ins primrily to tbs blundsring of tits city authorities at the very outset of the investigation, and site to a strong feeling mm a large 90" tion of thstuwnspsoplo that on sentimental sud business oousidsrstlona it would boas wall to let the matter drop. As matters now stand. all the evidence points to the theory that outrun; effort is being made by the non concurred and their friends to postpone further investi- gation. vvhllo lofinsnssa an set in motion withsviewtosomsasrtofaasstlsunt. interest continual to csntorln the where. shouts of Carl L. Dingoes. who is said to have find the town the morning sftsr the tilted). Rumors have lasso started daily that he was about to return. and his room- mate. Taylor. is said to ha'vs announced that it. would arrive last night. A meeting of the faculty was postponed for some unknown reason. at which it was asldthstordsrsm to have hunt-sued to all tbs professors to ascertain what umber- of their classes were mining and the talents of their Mus. lt b expected thstthsrnllwlll bsonlled. but it is said that the malls of on tho ahssauss cannot bs lesrnsd for two or three days. The only city official who has so far shown is full determination to probe the mattevto the bottom at whatovsr castle District Attorney .lessum Jennlnp. Mr. annlnxa Ivu ac dissatisfied with tho pro- cipitats manner in which the coroner'- in- quest was conductor! that he withdraw from the prunes-lions and instituted Mila- tluet line of investigation. which he hopes will yield important results. . A serious mistake, Mr. annia. says. was mods to holding a public inquiry and «mining thacltiuna not onlrln the presence of one another. but of a body of about 5w stu— dents. many of whom. he thinks, were in- tsr-atcd in suppressing the inquiry. "I am going about quickly." mid Hr. Jennings. ”and 1 already huvs secured much valuable evidence. If f bud been per— mitted to examine the witnesaes privatsly and separately, 1 have no doubt that 1 could have eluted up this unfortunate affair in one day. When I saw how matters were going. I simply withdrew. but when the [road jury meetson March 12 l alt-ll have some solid evidence for it to consider. I do not propose to release the jury until all sources of svldsncs have been exhausted" Illa-ll POO ”DIM The blunt stndonta' meeting thst the university has ever seen was held in the busmcnt of tho library to reopen. to a es]! of the four clue presidents—A. E Webber. a senior; John Witherson. a lun- lor: I". A. Bennett. a sophomore. and E. L Aldrich. s freshman. Resolutions were passed anprsnlva of re- [rot and dissvowsl of the not as inspired by any particular class or by the college as swhola. bntobjcction was madetosrsso- lotion tbut the students would aid the an. thorlties in ticketing and convicting-tbs guilty. and it was finally passed in a modi- fisrl form. A resolution that the frashman Monet be discontinued last with whom-oi oppvr sition. and a substitute was finally passed that in future the bloom be held under the protsctlon of tbs thus classes In spits of this the faculty is sold to be deter- mined toplessltslutcrdlston the boom The fats of "rusbss" and similar riotous modicum-sedan by tbs mots resolution forbidding imniu sod is» proper contests of all kinds. and the ath- letic council vvu upon-rod to sushi“ athletic contests by which the snpremacv of tho sophomore and freshman classes might bs oifidally determined without peril to life. The coroner’s inquest will ho mtinusd on Thursday. The trustees of the. nut varsity pnsasd a resolution authorizing the means: to draw them for sum for the employment of a vs. lei-so to he- III—e. Wm Plants. 1‘. Y.. Feb. n—l'ollcw- in; close on the refusal of Justice Cullen to grant a any for Nexus. Justina Dyk- mu shodseiinsd to interfere in them "Of which lynched the youthful murdererJll- lo ”I. III!- Naw Bavas. no. stars. MB. 1.11““ filial” . H Mad Wool, Feb. lit—A morningpapsr pub sad the that Mr. Gisdstoos inforlnsd the cm Reset ’ fountain the Riverside public school. and 'natsclatsssuu. Thumbs-cw stratum can con oHlLo the best at... York are fun: SOUTH NORWALK. ”an woman's m6“ Ian’s! mom to sum. but Ila“- . Om limit lip. Korouo. ind, Feb. 27.-Cslvin Arno- strorlg. 1']:ng county’s enormity may one and .000 ernh'nisr, who wood from jail tvvo weeks ago. dsllvsrt-d himself to an ofilcsr from Kokomo at the Palmer 11min Chicago and will belodgnd in the penitentiary at Michigan City. Sunday afternoon the young man telegrs hora wanna Simmons fa meet it In at the hotel. and on the orrlvsl of the omcsr Arm- strong was on hand. In any event. had he not voluntarily m» undead. ha would hove been arrested within a low hours. his whereabouts hav— ing been dlsooverad through his sweeta heart, atlas lit-y Shellenbsrg of this city. who last Fr day Joined him in Chicago. She. it is said. adv-laud him to give himself up. as his capture would only ho a one» ”(in of a short time.” It ass-Ia that when Calvin rscspod from Jail he vvsut to the house of frisadss short an away sud rsmnlusd than fully ll! hours When ready to lssrs. he was dis- guised in female clothing and event toClti- Ian. cherlsblna the hope that certain of his erstwhile friends would advance him enough money to get him to Mexico. He found very soon. however. that those who aided him to “blow” lilo money on the race tracks were anything but friends in adversity. and finding himself doutituto he soon concluded to take tbssdvios or others and take his punishment. His father. who mss treuaurer. is now serving s one your term for the cams crime. - NUNS AS TEACHERS. I’m “stars or Charity Employed In tho Public Schools of Vitamin. Pit-notion, Feb 27,—Four Sisters of Chnrlty have taken possmlou of four for tho first time in the history of the pub- llficbools of Pennsylvania nuns have born given permission to teach-not the doc- trlnss of the Roman Catholic church. but the system an laid dovvn by the! central baud of education. No frictltu was caused by the entry of the Sisters in the role of' teachers in the public schools. By an nursement with the school board of the vvsrd the parochial school of the St. James Roman Catholic church and the public schools were consolldmd. The His- tcra regularly applied for certificates to lunch. which were granted by the control bond of situation. and the consolidation has gone into close. ‘ " The children from the parochial school were placsd in separate rooms. but this in only tsmporary. There mil be no dlatlnc- lion among scholnrs or watchers. Prota- tsot children will be nought by the Slam mucus-well as Cnthohes. The school la to be conducted. as heretofore, on the uniform plan adopted by the central board of education sud under the Imam of the nommomvealth governing public sounds. The Bible has not been read in the Riv/er. this school for six yours at least. and no change will be made now, Boston’s Coll-cur of Customs. Wunrxuros. Feb, 2141. is expected til“ the home of Mr. Winslow Wamn will he sent to the senate this sftnrnoun us col- lector of customs at. Boston. Mr. Warren is a vvsll known citizen of Boston and prominently Identified with the civllscrvlcs and tariff reform organizations. He comes from an old Massachusetts furnzly. the Warren who fell st Bunker Hill being one of tbs Incestors. He has the support of Attorney General (liney. Amllhunt Seem “no! the Treasury llumlin and Repre- sentative O‘Neil of Boston. so that his nomination is regarded as certain. It an expected yesterday, and the Massachusetts members of congress now look for it today. 'l'nllsy Cor Isl-oh by an Incl... NEW Blt‘nm. Conn. Feb. 2'7.——A trolley car in charge of Conductor Hsncuck collid- sd with a switch strains of the New York. New Karen and Hartford railroad near Berlin, Tho cur was running dovvn hill Bur the crooning no Chostuut street, and owing to snow on the trucks it could not be controlled. Mowrmsn Birmingham was so badly injured thst he will die. Two pas-angers and the conductor were slightly injured. WM" Bank President not-er Arrested. Locum. N. Y.. Feb. iii—Jami“ 5. flslom. president of the defunct use ohanu' bank of this city. was srmud on a warrant worn out by W. H. “incl, 1 stockholder of the bank. charging him with knowingly and fraudulently exhibit- in. to State Bank Examiner 8. s, W. Clark fairs books and accounts. with hr- tsnttodcceivs so toths true condition of the bank. ..-,.. larder Incl n Lining. Salons. Ab. Feb. lit-Dew” snort! John Revisit mu: shot and killed In Tommy Douala-s. ltowlm but you to Ilse boy's home to levy on a cow owned by his mother. and when the sum attempt- ad to drive the shins! away the boy find. Thesboctlog brought to the was s crowd. In. him also with bullets. lusting Ilene ls Menus Vest. Winn-anal. Po. Feb. n—Thm wu quite an snuosivs full in the Gaylord nine. and the York of the its-crag- or: [not] impeded nanoseconds. war as bud timely warning of tits square and kadno dlflcnlty la staking their stoop: to I place of Infsty. no soon-I onusm m 11mm, 0.. Pub. film-M Fisher nod WW were dvntvusd s few minutes after bring dismissed from at. any. cirrhotic-shoot. The shlldmtook s chest sat home sore-tbs Ohio soul. The iss was msk and save my without quaint. _____~ Olson's conditio- I'M cm or Mateo. fob. n—Coursssman 's sou-listen has not when" any i? i stillinlulsshsshssaaslluttsteths mlfltbsdistluculflsdm-srmwm “muscles-datum WM 4 ticks-so, If. sh akntsr.ltrskstlswsvld’s mam Messrs fillGROBE KILLER latbconl known principle that will retro the microbe lo the blood without Injury to the system. By removing the one cause It cures all human Diseases! The William Indol- IlrnbsIlllsrCn. 'I knight “.5091 York CW It. a rapturous. a north llnm fit. IIMP me "I'm "IIDV 'mffl fill AwVK “I’ll?! ll I. IAII. (Furr- nil nervous bison-an. l-‘luilnz l'ormtll. filaptnwusn. hlziitly firmn- «mns, um. coated by p.14 chow. utter Vlznr And also :oshrunhrn ”remand quickly it rurcly restores LII: In“ in old or younrr. Loni cunts-d tn vest parkv‘f. Prion II.” n mrkow ’l: "‘}’f&.3"ti“'~§ "l Isl muons-ensu- y n. a c . on let ‘an “.3;an Aim M s .1 on any kind of faiths! ms. Mint cohorts; slum «who other it he bu not got it. w trill rfl'id it hv mail upon rmipt Pamphlet in urnlmt . n1. low (rm. Adar-ms g‘rfimlmmtn .M.Ehm lib. «norm-ts. CEO. 0. Si lLLSON. South itsrnalk, 8""!7... W.H.Meeke_r&iu. G. 8. i. ll. BOLTON'S. HOT WATER HEiiEi Flaming. stun m list-Fitting. fin and Shut Iron Wort. llot Air Hosting. Plans and wttmntsa tarnished for either vi wuu'r. «can; u.— hot air hosting In «mm sun. ,‘1 AflKINB and llllVlSlllN 00., BOSTON, MASS. HIGH‘" IWIfl3 mu. and BELOW WOBLO‘S FAIR. 0mm. mi rust: use use. nurse. neon. our. satvro sun nestle tourmssssn rolls rose use. situation. For Something Extra Choke m lllElll lllllll STIR Mil , war 10 user. Physicist lorilolntnl sis. fil‘fiumu (MMWuMOIQ. m In“ It“ Ilium. it mmsmmrnmmm—smm msnufscturors and psrfsct in fit. ‘ news winters. AT 25 can-rs. Men’s Furnishing Goods. Hot: and (lens. ’ W. A. BENEDICT, Sentinel Building, -.Washington Street. bsbonsht for soother lesson. ) salts GAGE no , monument-r. m Try one of our Pork Shoulders ‘ We have them to wet ht f I t ‘ Silurian satisfaction [housing pd)! 1133.1” Dibble—idiomslock n stars this avatar. Leading Dry Goods Store. v...» ...W..~ Tristram & Hyatt, No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk. . . ”’"Liv‘iifibunsns. We shall place on sale Saturday. February 24 fill cl -zon cor- sets in white ccruand dark. in rlthfd‘fl‘tlnl 18 to 30. This lot com- prises three gory popular marks, namely — F. P.,' P. c., s. c. The regular price of these goods is $1 (in and $1.25 per pair, but as we bought them at a great reduction We shall give our . ustom- rs the benefit of this purchase and giVo you your choice of the entire lot at ‘ ' A 50 Cents Per Pair. Tristram & Hyatt", blorwalk. SLEIG e . TWll BAR llllDS dl SELEIEHS Racers, Cutters. Solid Comforts, iamilv Sleighs, Business Sleighs, All lll‘Si class in ill‘dl‘Ql'lttl :md construc- tion. lluili for 21])lltf:ll".lllt‘t‘_ (fulllllll'l and wvm; WI ‘l. PRIBES VERY u Come and son them and Svclll'v at bargain. —~— —¢o>—-——- lulherWriohl’sGarriaaeienosilory, Cot. Franklin and Madison Streets. South lolwali. Conn. HEALTH 8 BEAUTY. no You VALUE A Clear Complexion? .y-v .1“ (amour—rt a donor otter. w. L Douglas shoes at a ”ducal price. or says to button without luau stomped on bottom, put hint do" no a fraud. Bout-n the Mach. risks the Ilsed may sad math. lyes brig t had Ola-picnics clear. NO MORE Prunes! ~No Nrflf (1/ Having-- A Paul, time-ales Ilrsutll. Everything that In t'b-saslsa. Purifying, lissuilmss sad lstlilsa will he feud is these tsillets. f/0 DANGER 0F 7 All ”(0 001.0. comfort to many of tits to-ssllui tie-pinion . Washes. despots. mmamsm ’ro TAM. “end so cents is mumps sod Tn I last. : inn ,Ila W. L. DoucLAs so SHOE meson... W. 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