m" doyon good.
mmmmullhm
m won-nor.“
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M“Waut.” ”To
Wm. Int-X-
nlw'fiu. alumna final»
, muons. m.
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l m Norwalk; telephone
l subunit! lnallcmenbo
mun “mm
ion!!! lonwrnl. Conn.
anon 13. 1804.
, " MUSEMENTS.
M hastrmlhled everybody
”are general subject of amuse-
helrt, in what amusements
young especially to have.
without reservation or
all such as are associated
ourdsknd billiards. They
fiompport of their position the
~ theeegamoa are minted
and kindred vim; that
Why thowicked and disso-
ninal; that they so occupy the
Jud excite the ambition for
in them an to prevent proper
’ . for more beneficial and cle-
pnnuiil, such as study and
bof I useful nature; that In
theytond to degenerate rather
taunt in good ill a degree,
the muclusions are correct.
nothing in a game of cards or
M “nobles manhood, advan-
' intercom, or produces a better
things. And yet, it does not
follow that evil always and
follow: each amusements. lt le-
Infllelent skill to play any of the
0! outdoor billiards to produce a
activity of mind and muscle,
"lthuot It all necessary that they
be indulged to the detrilllenl of
male or a strictly religious life.
, these onlllsclllellts have
”allied to social life. that with-
, except among a very small
occasions would be u bore.
‘ ngthis matter it is Well to
mind that recreation in as flit-len-
kfldy or labor, and that the young
' seem to need neomething to
. play to their fillpel‘alllllflllflllf'r‘ of
Inductivity.
dancing is prohibited by the
hoof hehurch, indulgence in it
rof that church im-orluinly
» of Iaolemn obligation. it
by more consistent for such a.
be! to refrain from dancing.
, pin to had, for non-professors
watching the notions of
Vb one what they mean by
Separated from this
‘. (fuming may. be an
‘ _ amusement, and yet,
ff, may be innocent, it is
h" “in. From a physical stand-
fibfiiflly injurious because ,of
[wold of life when er-
. pennonent injury, mpocl-
., Mile lax.
‘ not!
liloffuaaoldiu
Wmmldnothodimipnm.
«Tonnqnallflbdly WW“ ‘
In the train-
tbil in recognizetl, und the
7 would overwork even a
the growing period, would
an influx in common
children. before judgment
' ' ll bound to he excess
the parent exorcioen
l All a consequence
Willa but dancers. show
ti only life as the no
armour.“ 1 ;mm. uranium .
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thatwoplaoobufore
wtthuo
main-rim. 5 it».
«our;
uwdummmithm
charter E W
disregard of remit, of which the young
are not altogether devoid, and forces the
youth to the conclusion that . their
opponents are influenced more by pro.
judlce than principle. '
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BUSINESS REVIVING.
Henry Glows a Go?- cirnular of Sutur-
day contains the following plenum read-
ing relative to tho bullw- Iltnntion:
We are now in the beginning of the
third month of the your: for which I
have ventured to predict an improve-
ment in businnsn.a distinct relief from
the clients of ion yaIr'I pInie, and u re—
turn of confidence on the Stock Ex-
change. To close wIwhero, that proca-
lua been in various ways observable
tines the opening of the year; but not
until now has the abuse ruched. point
of development It which all recognize it.
In trade It large, the improvement has
now become I commonly admitted fuel.
In many hrInohen, the demInd for
goods is plainly ahead of the supply.
The reduction of stocks, mused by the
interruption of manufacturing and the
extraordinary filling of! of importl be-
gins toahow its edicts upon priest, and
that proves In important stimulus to
buying and to confidence. Under those
conditions and in view of the non op-
prouch to the final determination of the
new tariff dutieI, bulim- has gain
eda much more stable basis of conti-
dsnce, and the country may be regarded
Iaheing fairly on the way towards a
steady return to a normal condition.
The fact that the first two months of
the yearohow a marked revivalln the
foreign commerce of England as well as
in her internal trade. affords a reasonable
indication that the recupenlive ten-
dency is becoming international:
which is an important backing to the
improving drift of atlairn' in this
country. Taking the whole group of
commercial symptoms. as they now pre-
Ient themselvis. it may be considered
Info to expect from this time forward a
continuous return towards healthier con-
ditions. In the commercial exchanges,
the exceptionally low prices Ire begin-
ning to suggest the probability of a
speculative movement, especially in
in our leading nrticleu of export.
This is encouraged he by the
more pnmfio aspect of European pol-
itics. The conclusion of a treaty of
commerce between Germany and Russia
is regarded as going far toward a recon-
ciliation between those two nations:
which means a large step towards re
having the continent of the violent mil-
itary strain that has alllictod 200,000,000
of population for some years past. and
lent the same time calculated to revive
the now suppressed spirit of foreign
common: ull enterprise. .
Willu‘. the N. Y, Herald is trying to
get the libel law of New York modified.
in Massachusetts Senator Fitzgerald has
introduced it bill mailing libel a very
serious edema, and placing the
responsibility with the author thereof
rather than the publisher. The blll
reads: "Any person who willfully
states, delivers or trsnumita by any
means whatever to the manager. «limr,
publisher or reporter of any newspaper.
mIgnzlne or periodical, for publication
therein, a libollous emollient concerning
any lei-honor corporation. and thereby
secures the actual publication of the
same, is declared guilty of misdemeanor,
Ind may be punished upon conviction
by I line not exceeding ”00 and im-
prisonment not exceeding two years. or
by both fine and imprioonmont."
I10" Af'I‘ON.
Oh. the mud. the beautiful mud.
Sinking the wagon wheel up to the hub:
Splashing the clothes of tho people you meet:
Pulling tho ruhhm clean on your foot;
linking ”amnion- nearly luuno.
booking for sidewall“. but looking in vnlll.
Oh, the mud. the loft. slunhy street.
struggling to make oue'n appear-nee In nut:
Holding you full. Ill you hurry nloug.
'l'umntlun you often to my something wrong.
Umpromod urinary—oh. what u IhImo.
Thus to he ploIdln: for sldowIlka in vain.
flow Itranu It would team if the beautiful
Ilnlh
How my. it would men when night
nom- Iru winking.
‘ Yet will we banish all mow. Ill woo,
When on good shiswnlkn we safely shall I“-
omit to it: IMO
thereon hono'mnnnarofdoubt
tlw‘puhlle. “about
substitute-for genuine goods. Flour,
thoplauoarouldudnomy
WW“?
‘. Salmon ,
I! wan-lumen M. m MIA“.
mvdoyno purcha- Iow homo forhis
Milne.
Should an o'on nun-uni with Iughi but almost.
To walk on our strum without four of stalling.
The Lorilee Auxiliary of the linthodiat
ammonium. Thom
ouwant it. Ourtm
(lull upon us. we will
lEIDiII
IIID El
Theaoow club hold ll! regular meet.
ing last night, and initiated Walter l.
Thom”.
Kr. and him. Charles Bell the return-
ed home, after an absence of Ilium I
month. fl
”All“.
A opecial town meeting huhroncalled
for Saturday nfternoon It 2 o'clock. In
the town hall, for the purpooo of con-
Iideriug thendvilnbllitv of laying out a
new highway near the residence of Al.
berl H. Soollold. and if deemed ndvimble
tom-Ire In appropriation for the pur-
pone.
Mail Carrier David Nelson Muller’s
hone gave out between hero and Want
NorwIlk one do, lIst week. FortunIte
ly Clarence Clock wu near by mud loam
ed Ifr. Mother his from. About an
hour's delay was caused in the delivery
of the mail.
John W. Haddock, of Ur Ridge, has
sold his handsome midonoe to New
York portion. and intend: to move to
that city. lira. HIddock has been re
siding in Sing Sing. N. Y., for some
time. ‘
Jamar Porter, I veteran who war die-
nhIrgnd from the Soldloru‘ Home, Elton
day for intoxication, wII Irrrstod and
brought before Justice Oliver Cook. who
found him gullty, and imposed I fine of
ti and costs.
A home driven by John Marvin, of
Stamford. ran away in Newton, Sunday
afternoon. Mr hinrvin. unable to con-
trol the animal, was thrown out. but not
injured. The vehicle was badly ulna-h-
ed.
A bone and wagon owned by Thomas
W. Baker, was attached for $200 by B
Burl‘bard, of Wilson Point. yesterday.
Undertaker Jamel Burch-rd,hu br-
gun the foundation for I lino—story addi-
tion to his residence.
Jul“! Brown. of Norotou, has sold his
place ton man in the employ of John
Tyler,
Mrs D. (7. Brown in quite ill with
plellrisy.
WZS'I‘Pllll'l‘.
The remains of “urban. A., wife of
George Turtle, who died at their home
in New Haven, were brought hm Sat
urday. for burial in Evergreen come.
tery. 'l‘no fllnrnlservicos were held at
(fllrisl church. of which the deceased
wa‘su member. Rev. tleorge W. BIr-
hyduamistrd by Rev. James E. Coley,
mmducledlhe service. The pallbearen
were Mesa". Oscar 1. Jones, ('hurles H.
Jones. Charles L. Wilson and George S.
Adams.
Mikel (lavender. 3 Pole, was before
Justice MaKenna, yesterday morning,
charged with drunkenness. After hear-
ing the ovidunce,the justice fined him $1
andcosta,andnshe had but 33 in bi-
possmlon, he was taken to the North
avenue institute at Bridgeport.
The funeral of Julia, wife of Junta
ll‘lley, who died Saturday, Iged 23 years,
took place this morning from thoflhuvch
of the Assumption. 'lbe burial was in
the Catholic cemetery on King street.
The Electric Light company are to ex-
lcnd Ihcir line to Campo to Icoomlno-
date W. R. Macmdy and J. B. Morris,
who are to have electric lights placed in
their residuum.
List of unclaimed letters at the West-
In" pout office: Mrs. RuthI J. Allen,
John Cody. W. H. Junior, Mn. Carrie
Reed, Mlm limbo (l. Sniflen.
Bradley's are factory has been compel—
led town on short time on account of
the dlfllculty of obtaining nuitublo iron.
William Couch, of this place. bu just
had completed a handcume residence
at Black Rock.
Edwin Bergen, Jr., of Fulrfluld, is now
telegraph counter at SIugatuck.
iiliOlltlh’l'OWS.
'l’homu Flood'hu gone to Chicago to
set up and give lnatr'nothmr on one of
Gilbert a Bennett's lIrge wire twister!
for making wire fencing. Mr. Flood will
remain than about two month. when he
will return and take charge of the post
office, having recently born appointed to
the postmaster-hip.
Ell-I l’. Bennett th junt puluhurd I
now double hue viol. lie will play the
instrument In the Georgetown orohrolrI.
In. W. A. William hot! the uninfor-
tune. in going down the cellar nulls, loot
SaturdIy morning, to main her ankle.
E. (l. Bennett lino hId his rtorr. conu-
plsd by M. Connery, paprred and rolent-
PR
sol lulun ll”
ran. my \vu run. um: HM
boys. whom-ammonia]: lllto 15mm
plIyinglndian In South Camden, and II I
run“ of their pin on. in! in in the hon.
pita] maimed for ife, oven uhoulll his life
not pIy the penalty of the too mlinlcper-
forum of his common
play h I lonely one. made up of openneldl
I
BIrney, aged 13, who livmwlth bleIrontI
It 1115 BMW. . The hoyudlvidod into
parties, and In
council of war was held. and it was decid-
torture and burn the captives It the stake.
Episcopal church will hold on oyrtsr and
claim chowder rapper mt Thuruloy
night. from 5 to lOo'olook. in the chapel.
The church prayer meeting will he held
tomorrow evening. on mount of the en‘-
terminator.
1‘!» ll. R. Prom plum on lulu
most, will he ovorhoulcdu new roof
put on. parallel hullt, and other lin-
Wt. moon by 0.1.. Guatemala
carpenter.
‘Gmo w. Bryn-.mprrluundsur of
Milton'- curring. Marni-n null.
inhibition handrail-y night. luk-
'uommud.
ed, which maker a gmtlmpruvemrnt.
Charles Johnson, who won not expect-
ad to live at one time. her mineral so
he warnhlntohooutlutwnok.
Biliary Ritunhurg hm purchased o
horn, Ind Iftrr April 1 will our“ hot:
cry route.
humminllmandlmfhmoylm,
Sunday.
Almm a run.
”I!
Charla for. of Bouthpurt, lo vllltiug
Bullion m of nor-hm. will:
_ , the mu; 'l'oo.
His Comrades Were Playing at lonmhfmh lll.— 33mm: wan r.
. mum - t pro ethatmonin-
Being indium um am in in meeting of the lordll
THE 0“}: WA! ['00 W0.
ArnndllmudmIMyW'mflo
Huh-mud I“ "rot-tho I'll-WM
cud. Pork-p. Tumbynlkgn.
Canon. N. 1., March lawman or no
The vicinity in which the lIdem at
nd wouda. Among the boys vrIn Charley
ndlon war was noon in
progress. ‘l‘wo uptivm worn tIken. I
ed tofollow the true ladiIn custom and
I'M to tho Blah.
FrInk Eldridge, and in. we: firut fled to
the stake. Beneath bio feet wan I pile of
fagotu gathered from the wood: and
mumps, and, ruin: the fire and the cop-
per skins of those taking put, the scene
was realistic Eldridge. however, instead
of going cnlmly to the torture Ind submit»
ting to the mock death with due cheerful-
ncas, fought. The boys had formed n ring
about the captive and began to dance when
he loosened the rope which hound him and
rushed away.
Having amped. he was free, and when
'his fellow captive, Charla; Barney, won
led to the stake Eldridge was nmong those
who minted in tying the lad. By nome-
Iet Barney angerul Eldridge, and the int-
ter in I frenzy of rage not fire to the fagotn
on which the boy stood. Barney cried out
in fear Ind agony, and the others laughed
It his frantic effort- to get away.
The the burned slowly It first. but being
fed by some pine cones they and nly flared
up. Ind in I moment the lad I the stake
was wrapped in their fiery embram. Be—
fore the others realized his peril Barney‘s
clothing bud caught fire from the wood.
[all to Illa M.
The terrible night. of the helpless ind
burning to death before their eye: mmrd
to paralyze the MI, and they stood watch-
ing him. utterly powerless to more The
thick smoke partly hid him from vieerut
no one made It move to free him. lilo ales
Ittrnctcd the attention of a colored man At
work several field» Iway from where the
boys were. He dropped his work and ram-d
across the fields.
When he came in night of the group and
realized what wax happening, he shouted.
This seemed to bring a realization of the
terrible consequences home to the boys,
and seeing the dorky running lownrd
them all turned and ran. ’l‘henegrosprang
over the fence and cut the rope. He then
lifted the lad from his place on the burn-
ing pile, and Ilipping 0! his own coat be
wrapped it about. the lad and smothered
the flames.
It won too iIte, however. no the clothing
had been burned to the skin and the dull
WM pnrhoiled.
Rowen-d by I Scum.
The negro bore the unconscious boy to I
house. and from there the lad was hurried
to hill own home. while I mensengrr went
for a phynlciun.
When the clothing wail removed, ROI“!
of the akin adhered to it. The doctornwho
are attending the boy think he will lose
both hands, even uhould his life be saved.
The police were notified of the aflIir and
net to work to capture those taking part in
it. They could find no trace of any one
who could give any information. Finally
they were successful in catching Thomas
Brown, aged in (colored). and John Doe
gun. and 14, hiding in the swamp I mile
from where the burning took place. They
told the atory of the morning‘s dolnga Ind
gave a list of those who were pmcnl.
Eldridge was captured later. lie wu
too excited to obtain much information
from, but the police see no moon to doubt
the stories told by the other two primners,
Crollar WIIlIIIn Ill-ohm.
SAN ASTON“), Ten. Morel: lit—Richard
Crokrr returned to San Antonio from the
ranch of John A. Morris. He spent "reek
in the country and on unimpressed with
this section that he has decidal to pun
chm In extensive ranch near that of Mr.
Morris and engage in the line horse breed-
ing and training buninm. it In probable
that he will spend port of every winter in
southwest 'l‘exaa. '
Robb-d by Bum Danton.
an Hulls, Mnrch_lli.-—Twn hogtpo doc-
.torn, one giving the name of it. Henry,
called on an old woman in llrnnford and
said they were unt- by Dr. Gaylord. her
physiciIu,to oxImins her eyes. and they
intimidated the old woman into giving
them 037. _ _ w
President of ”rum ”and
Moxrln'lnm. March l3.—-Dr. l-illaurl hall
been elected by congrew In prmidont of
Uruguay in sitcom-ion of Dr. Herrera y
Ohm, when term of oflloo expired March
1. This undo I long and bitter struggle for
the pruhlontlnl chair.
ntrlkm “renter-so With lvlotluu.
low’nt, Mm. March lit-4h. strike of
no operatives It the Merrimack woolen
mills. Brunt, may be of short duration, Ia
manyuf tho striker- have been ordered out
of the corporation's bonus.
new Imago at Homer's l'orry Opt-0d.
Bat-mono, March lI.—-'l‘ho new bridge
of the Baltimore rind Ohio railroad ever
the Potomac river at Harp-fr Ferry was
opened for cradle.
Ill-publicat- Vlotorlln In llllohlgu.
Dmr, Marni ill—Batu!” than for
remind from the charter elections held in
the village: of Michigan indicate Repub-
lican riotorios.
rm owl m “be.
11mm, X. Y.. Norah tin-When Judge
felt!
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* PRICE, j 15 Cts.
sill lions.
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NOVERULE our. issue. -
WWII! My on tho War Agni-u
and common than in any other previous
of tho two bodies for some yarn
you. Mn. to the retiremrnt of Gluhwm
Ind tho ”Manon of the dim-rent par»
ti- whlob must follow.
After the usunl fornulitleo at the bar t he
queen’s much was read by the lord high
chamber. Lord Her-elicit.
The prime mini-tor, Lord ltmlmy, in
rid the pony, alluded with con-
idirnbln ' ' lus'to the retirement of Mr.
Gildatqu, laying that they wonh “ rent-
ly Inla- that nubllmo and pathetic gore
which enriched and rnuobh-d not merely
the trumry bench, but. the‘ house illicit."
141d Reuben continued:
”In round to tho lrluh duration “o :m
bound to it by ties of honor and ltflfl'llull.
My Ipoccb in the house of lord» in IN.»
memo tohure rained name doubt» as m m y
own position in regard to home rule. 'l‘ll. m-
who MW! those doubt! L'ltll only hm r run:
the speech in I curaory manner. 'l'h- put
loyof home rule will not be 1m lli-llllli .4.
primed. If then: in any Ill-Hill nu .5... on.
5008, WOW which the .g \ l‘l'llllh'lll l‘.i
siren in thlaoounl-clion in tin» l ulll lllllJlll .
in If! present 0mm of the liiglll Hull
John Morley. chief awn-tor} in} ll‘l'lilllll
{Chasm}
“Our into lilnslvioun lrallrr. in his hm
npeonh dell'ured in the house of (:mumml».
node n declaration with whirh the present
government have entirely identified them»
lolru. [Churn] The conviction has long
but forbingituelf upon lllr that with tlw
democratic suffrage which we how why
I second chamber, comllllued like flw
house of lords. in MI anomaly. This con-
victlon hoe been Itreugthencd by the on
happy chapter: of accidents \l'llll‘ll hm-
turned the house of lord.» from a body oi
hereditary lnwglrera, more or less equally
divided, into one great Tory organization
entirely at the heck and hull of a Nlllglrl
party lender." {Cher-m1
CRUSHED BY ROCK.
Min of the Gaylord Mint- Vlollmn Found
Ind Brought to flu: .h‘urfm-r.
“'ltktslmnlth.l’a...\lnrch lti. -'l‘lu- King-
ston Cool eompuny finally t'uluf‘lllml ill
give some information regarding the mu-
of the ill men who were elllt‘llllbf'tl. ’l‘hs
mmpnny officials admitted that one of the
Min hnll been recovered. it hull bun
malted beyond all Mllnilltln. The bones-
were placed in a make! and hoisted to the
surface shortly before midnight. Superin-
fendcnt firmer of the rescuing gang Ill-
milled that all the men were crushed he
will the heavy fall of rock and coal.
At midnight the excitement among those
who had gathered at the mouth of Mir
slope was almost at fen-r heat. Ind many
of those in the crowd were inclined to:
blIIne the officials of the mulpnny for
keeping back the news from the retelling
party. The theory lhui the, men ulimlfrom
alarrItion in explmlni, and there in no
question that they nil prriulml u llt‘ll tile
full occurred.
Al. about i u'clooklhiu morning two more
were brought to the nurture. They, too.
were crushed and entirely unrecognizable.
Mn. Walsh, whose husband was among
the ill unfortunate mun, bulletins thnt our
of the three bodies is that of her husband.
(loverm Fought the Burglar.
PROVIDENCE, March l3.—-'l‘ha holm- or
cupiad by S. t}. J amnion. a prominent slim-
dealer, was broken into. Mrs. linswnrlh,
the governeiu, was awnkellal by u burglar
who was ransm'llilll: llcr jewel ruse, and
aha Ittuckul him. A terrible ntnlggle ell
mod. resulting ill Mrs. Illmrl'irlll'u being
thrown violently lo the floor. The bur~
slur, u ho was lllllukwl, then lie-d
starving f‘rcw Bear-nod.
Sr. .lollx's. N. l-‘.. March ill. illiflpnlch
from Cape Race onyx that lll disabled
mater llrincue, from Hamburg for New
York, we» sighted froln the signal station
there in low of the steamer Virginia Lake.
which went out to her morialunrtfim receipt
of the news lhnt the steamer w as helpless
about a» mile»: from ('npe film» and fill"
her crew were starving.
Club l‘lglll In the l’ullu.
Blnnlzl'onli. Me. March lily-Thin oily
went Republican by 200 majority. Ext-it»
moat about the polling places reached
fever heat when Marshal Charles ll. llurv
mon and several office-nu had It pitched lit“
tie with Dolllocratlc oonnfnlilw. (fluhu were
freely need by both sides. Muralllil "or
men was struck owl- thl- bend and bmlly
woundml by a club.
Crazed by "or IIu-hnml's Death.
pllffl'llll'lh'l" Mltrtzh ill. mlluul-q W. Slut
mono, who dropped (loud but Saturday.
was buried in poltcr’s field. lltn wife huu
gone crazy with grief and will not believe
that her hunbnnd in dead. llrulth ofllcen
found the body covered with bull‘lothes, in
heavy fire in the stove and this woman try.
lug to nature horhushanrl to calm-inns
n“. ~m,_..—.nn
flay! She In lieu] by (lypnln.
lenullo. March lll.~—A note found in ll
corked bottle by Ed Snowdcn, watchmnll
of the steamer Garments, which in tied up
It Brownsville, created considerable ex-
citement in that town. The note WM writ
ten by I woman, who Mill that uhawns be-
ing held a prisoner by two l‘llf'll ut fl gypsy
comp.
Protest Against Moll-nu.
. Nun llAvnx. Much lit—Many proteins
fromlondlng Demon-nut again» the up
polntment of Jamel; E. Mcflnnn. a rulhil
liquor dealer of this city, as collector of
cum at New llavm have been forward-
ed to President Cleveland.
W-
Will who! Cit MI or shut Down.
nu. nlvra, Mm., Mal-oh ill—The cm.
ton muufutnrm' Motion met to dip
on. tho Malnu- sltnution and take action
toward a cutdown or rhntdown. A mun-
mlttos of three wlu appointed.
no» nu on him llul.
Comm). N. Y., limb lh-«Tllo form-
IrIIround hmnrolnn frrlncnt of exclus-
nlmimrtho We! all. Prim of
mi mu have doubled. .
with nt Trenton.
Mm, limb lb.-—'l'hs hon-e commit-
m' on mm continued the inventlgo‘
“DI of tho motion of Willllm J. Thomp-
Ill.
mom's
MICROBE
KILLER
lathe onl ' known principle
that will t calm the microbe
in the blood wl injury to
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all human
Disease
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The Willlul Radon llrnhrIlllorCo.
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last Ilnhood in ulll uryllllug. Ludiyt‘fil‘lk‘d lu Vivi.
pm-uM. l'l‘u-«ULW n workman. Si! lul‘“...¥rllll _a
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lvl any on nnrililul dl-xluulht sell on any kind at
mllalmu. nuiqtnulmslucfxlul’ Anom-nlhrl- ‘lt
bu Iran lluf gut ll. no lx iii null it by )ll'ltl upon fi‘l'fllli
of ‘I'iv't‘. I‘ltmplllrlIll"wilvvlv‘ViI'NI-ifw‘ llv’. Admin-u
Oriental lulu-l (3.. Prop” "lento, IlL. granny-tn.
GEO. C. STILLSON-
fouth Norualll, “Mr...
Ill
W.H.Meeker&lio.
Solo A-lv at for
G. 8. J. R. BDLTDN'S
HDT WATER HEITE!
Plumbing. Strum and instilling.
Tin Illll Shut Iron Wort.
lint Ill tinting.
Plans and eelllnnlm furnished for either
not water. steam or hot air healing
fill ROUTE MAIN N’l‘
Q
ADKIND and
RDVISIDN 00.,
BOSTON. MASS.
HIGHEST AWARD
-AL and DIPLOMAS
wontn's ram.
“HOMO,
FOR PUB! LIA? MRO. MAUI.
IAOON. DIV. IALTCD AND
PICKLIDHIATI.IAIIIL PORK
NI! LAID, IAUIAOII.
For Somumtra Choice
Till THEIR llDli'l'li STAR DilllD
sun: To PLEASE.
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the timer.
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In if fluhlngton Strut.
(hi-tome" who'll-m ill
prim with our oornn' 831:, mwiihnsmmg
:rmpgrof washing powder, n place of any
J. D. JENNINGS.
' Undertaker.
Ilibblefllimiocl
ll IDllTll Ill! STREET.
09w“ Help Railwaym
Leading n.;¢..l.§.....
Tristrnmh '& M All-wiyatt',
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
NEW SPRING DRESS 80008.
“or Dress Goods Department has received large quantities of
new goods this week which enables us to present the moat inter-
esting line of Spring Dram Goods that we have ever shown the
trade Our stock has been selected with great care from the New
York and Boston markets with the design of offering such a large
and varied assortment that every' taste can be pleased. The
styles this season are very nttractivo both in weave and colorings.
Among them are:
Illuminated Vlgoreaux
54-in. Habit Cloth Fancy Suiting:
Serges, all colors Henriettas. all colors
We also have a nice line of imported Dress Patterns, no two
alike, which we shall take great pleasure in showing.
54-in. Crepons
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk.
no 2Glltii£ annulus.
' SLEIGHS.‘
TWD DAR [DADS DFSLEIEHS
Racers, Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
Familv Sleighs, Business Sleighs,.
, All first class in material and construc-
tion. lluilt tor appearance, oollltol-t and
weal;
PBIDES VERY lflw.
Come and son them {tilti secure it bargain.
-—~——-o 99 ~-———
tulherWrio'hl’sliarriavelienosilory,
Col. Franklin and MalisonmSlreels. South Nolwall, Bonn.
HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
no vou VALUE
A Cir-au- Complexion?
rt
CAUTION.—-lf, n denier offer. W. L
Dong“. shoes at n reduced price. or any.
luv hnI them without name stomped on
bottom, |mf hlm down II I fraud.
“iv,
mm in
lwuton th- ltouluh. mm the llud pus. fit
healthy ond mouth. Iyn bright
lull Complain ulnar.
No MORE Pumps!
.n/
W. L. Douotas
so SHOE . .....
H: WORLD.
W. In DOIIHLAB Show me at Iiuh, tally fit
”"if. nod give bout-r nullslmztioll ii the prtrm llll-
lwrlixml than on Iother llllllli‘. 'l‘rJ our poll and
u-mlnilln'il. ' ‘ lcnllllllpiugnf\ . l.. IMlIulu ' ~ v v .- __
mmr mid print on the bottom, whirll glulmutl l - A" MW, "f "I” m"
flu-it mine. allvl’n lllollaltndx Ill" llnll.lm llllollllll A Flu"! 0"!IIIV' “I'll“.
Iv Illill‘l‘ n ho wmrfllrm. Dollie" who pmll llu‘
r:.lo of \V.l..l)nugllln Shun guin rllnlmul. .
v illrll brlpa lo turn-Mr the nulcsuulhrirl'ull ll»
«fix-Wis. 'l'lu-y can afford to sell "in [our mvtd.
l id wt: hrilcu- you run nun-money ll buy Mg 2.‘
y no footwear ni'thc denier min-Him lu-lmv.
l'ululuglw Inc in ion llpplll‘llllon. Add"
\r’. In ”cloud. Brookluufiflau. h
'J. Schaub 8L Sop“?!
ltvrrylhln that in ”running. Purifying,
beautifying IId lnrlllng will be
found ll thou tablets.
N0 DANGER 0F TAMI/0 cow.
amnion. many out» mulled complexion.
Woolm. loops. tr.
PLEABAM TO TAKE.
flood Ill ernln in mumps and 1'" I In.
IEIITT liltPIDll TABLET 80..
FOR DALI l9 East I4lh,
IV DRUQEIITO. NEW YORK.
llllln
bill by
if??? «b
I'. ll. l‘nlunl Olin,
fifth-cs, 430 Main Street,
T on. carou's IILIAILI. ‘
. Unprtnrlplul 92mm bull-to our II. III
counterfeiting: LAMVY Plutonium-n folio
arch! can you get In. CATON'S. and avoid
a iwmhlru “ulmpwndu,” Item-ml" thin
in the numw M. reparation M thum.m
the only UVIVIZ SALLY success on
M ovum". or use
Mwl I lute and sure.
dim . null-cl, m 9!, Pull infatuation fun.
“you SPEC. c0.. Mia. Man.
1810 I» ”"3.
nurmwl'on'l'. ('ONN- mm
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Norwalk Chronicler