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' , ONION SEED
A Kerr pounds of prime seed left at
” llanlord’s' , Floral Hall,
sonnets, cons.
'This is the last chsnce to purchsse
fresh stock of white onion seed this
spring
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mm 8m
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/ : turnouts.
‘ monitors,
. . .. or am no run on
, ‘ nctmorzs cumn
ilr WWW
primaries, flammmlx
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Physician lor Willem
sis. nfiTiiluou
Gen be consulted at her, office,
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. lions,
from 10 s. m. to 7 p. in. soy dsy except Sunday.
The Doctor is s regnlsr ph slclsn, end for
the t sixteen years has m e the DISEASES
oi CHEN e specious. es sullerlng
from on dlfllcnit Incl out to the sex can
wit gr. Gullior in the strictest confidence.
wit the assurance of rweivinc the most
skfillnl and scientific treatment known to
modern enrm and medicine. Home cure
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. in-
cloeeetunp. no t! ,
The P rta Stone
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks on Rosd- .
wen. Artificial Stone Work of German Port ;
lend Cement. -
GilllllS MADE WATER PROOF
and wsrrnnted for 25 years. Orders soliclled
and estimates furnished by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
lie. ll lleldsn Place. llomslk.
l~ De
fifiwf°§fkdnflr$§m
on». mixers. Nor’wolk:
Jlllllll DONOVON. Janie. Harwell
ninth to“ in,
-——-—~A'i‘——--
Bell Island.
Cottages oi ll. 5. 7, lo and 12 room, .
by the month or reason. '
Wiley rosd connections with South Nor-
walk every 20 mlnures‘ connections st
South Norwalk by N. r’. N. u. and H. a.
R. to all points nest, west and north.
For terms and full psrtlculnrs. reee.
R.
T. H. F081"
Bell Island: or. Denl’iury, Conm
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pot 444 Green- ‘r
mlzm
FEBIIUZERS!!!
Bradley’s ‘
Superphoephate. I
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapss’ Fertilizers.
All the choice trends of
BUPEBPHOSPHATES, BARN-
YABD IANUBE. AIR
BLAOKED LIKE Aim LAND
PLABTEB, st wholanle prices.
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g ell hes been theetonn center inthiundol the
on» union. Despite
crossed
.will Weir be
flirty-eight
'. miners were in .mm
endvloo ovens are in Hut. The neighbor:
r containingnuumber of cool digging mov
, chines and located near the Morrisdnle
. .rence of the clients during the strike.
WW?
Mlllflllll “8808 "W
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Greek there-«M mate‘s a» 0! our
am Prevent u» use has warm.
monuments-mo.
Bunsen, Pa. Mey 10.—-8luor the light at
the Hill form plants. where four wortrnen
wore almost heeten to death. that locality
"so the mu m in
its working temples; iii! warts
hood is intensely excited. or there on
preparations 0! some sort being made by
the strikers, and another light is toured.
Rainey’s bold move in leasing the comp-
ing grounds of the strikers in front of the
Mayer plant has disconcerted the lenders.
Strikers in lime numbers are loitering
around headquarters st Scottdsle In dis!
cussing the Roiney movement.
Late in the day they resembled under
the big tree at Eversan and formed plane
for capturing the camping grounds at
Moyer.
Finslly s «2de ct neerly 8,000 strikers
headed for, Meyer. They gave out that
they would stay in comp all night and be
ready for action this morning when the
men attempt to go to work. The lisiney
company has increased thstorce o4 depu-
ties and prepared to make, at strong de-
tense. Roiney has tired of worrying with
the former employees, and the company
has now decided to bring new men in. The
prospects are that there may be a fight
over the leased land muddle at the Meyer
plant.
Pmmmuhc.‘ Pit. May 1114;24:an
shaft of it. B. Wigton‘s mine was set on
fire, and nothing but‘the early discovery
of the flames prevented a. heavy loss and
the flooding of the extensive mine. The
miners met and passed r olntions strong‘
ly condemning the d and offering to
furnish men to guard the company's prop-
erty in order to prevent a possible recur
At
Hughes‘ mine. near Osceola. 1,000 men
made their nppenrance just no the mine
was shout. to be opened for the day and
held a In. conference with the owner,
after which it was announced that the mine
would shut down until alter the conference
at Cleveland
. Nine l'ulish Strike" lillktl.
VIENNA. May li).~—'I‘he strike among the
miners in the Troppou district hos berm
extending since M sy day and had assumed
such dangerous proportions as to impel
the authorities to urgently request the;
government to send several bottailonsuf '
troops to preserve the peace. ' l
Strikers useem bled to the number of 13.— .
000mm proceeded to the entrance to the?
Trinity pit. in Polish (lutruu. which is 3
owned by Count lions Wilozek, for the
purpoee of preventing any collie-rs fromi
dosecndinginto the mine. The police tired .
upon the mob. killing nine of them and l
wounding ‘21.). Several of the wounded 1
have since died. 'l‘roops arrived during:
the day, und it is hoped that further bloori- *
shed will be avoided.
George's Creel: Miners [3.)].
BALTIMORE, May in. Advices from the 1
scene of the mining trouble at (image's f
creek are to the client that only three mines
are in operation Two of these mines are ‘
owned by the Consolidntl0n(.‘onl company 1
and the other one by the George‘s ('reeir I
Cool and iron company. Trouble is ex- 3
pected at. the mines, and the superintend- '
ems hove telegraphed for instructions in “
the event of the strikers uttem ptlug'to mt» ‘
lest. the compeny‘s properties. The miners i
held a mass meeting and were reported to 1
, he in an ugly mood. The mine owner» may
theyurr not. responsiblo for the present;
condition of affairs. l
Negro Miners Threatened With ”com.
ilnnusousn, Mu, May in. After rel
celving three foruml notices to quit work. ?
which they refused to obey, the mum
miners at Killdnle. 'l‘uscnlcmn county.
went out and joined the strikers. The
cnuse of their yielding to the pressure was .
an anonymous notice pmml about the-1
mine which read: “You have beermiven :
three notices to quit work, I! you do not I
obey tomorrow morning, you will not live i
to disobey long." The notice was decked l
with skull and croesimne» and purported ‘.
m be signed in blood with «drawn dagger. .
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Troops Out In Akron. ‘
Anni“. 0.. Miry ii). ’I‘wo companies 4.!
miiltluA-wi‘ompuny ll. Eighth regiment,
and Battery l" ., Were culled out by Maynr .
have driven oi? every foreigner anlnyml
on the streets and ore now riiiirumrimt to
mature by force mm is day for inborn-rs. 3
The police diuporsmi the mob, nud the mi-
lltln were not culled into m-tlvu service.
They will round" under uruw for «moral
days in untlripsiluu of trouble.
' 1.. D. Worth-rs to mini. in qm-limgnriie-
turbnnn' on the Eat l'lxrhuimr street imw
provemeuts. 'l'he unemplnya-d m therity
Two Hurt In 3 MM».
l'll"l‘hlll.'llli, Mly l0: 'lIWIi "It‘ll \"b’l‘i‘ marl. ,
ously Injured at u riot nt llyde i'urk he»
tween nonunion mill men of Apollo ml!
unlon men, of Hyde I'm-h. Eightuf the
nonunlouists were arrested for rnrrylnu
mm'onled weapons and for felonious M
suuit.
To Attend the ”ordination.
Wssilimmm. May ill. “Pl'wlllllflf. PM»
loud and party loll. Washington this morn
imz on a special train for l-‘rodorirkshur'.
We, to attend the ceremonial connected
with the dediestioo of the Mary walking.
ton monument.
Chillin- M o ‘lrmwy.
lximsvitts. N.Y.. Me, to. munch...”
lirlmmer. an inserts women. to yam old.
out her throat and killed herself in the
presence 0! im- el: children. ring m “n
tempted the some thing n year m,
..W www.mn. .Mmm. at
Manor also M .9. com
Geese Mm. N. 7.. May ”an”.
i‘reseorer Calvin, whose noise is here. one
elected" " , t at the Gleno relive.
company at the sonnet limiting.
W in me new
mix, tiny low-h reception was given
to the. first a! Worth-fle- hy
the W Vernon’s m is»
“I?“ w cm
memmm lowmmn‘
noel convention MAW “heist
may.”
W.
.Pll‘ullES, mus;
«its» do" you p ‘4 ”it?" wwmdwhomw’tMrfi
'Ieentmtnmholdun." A 4
“The pier Mm," mm a. W, .
Wainmyfingmhnunawonldym museum-.m-
sivruei‘onhie tinsel” mitt"
"Ml give your mm month lore year.”
Thebrnher sold that he would ser whet
to mid do. '1‘an owned by s l’hillr
edeiphis men. the out elm the
loo lrorn Well “mammals all
“to! th- W ‘
”i went 5:: to boy m m," lie-sold.
”lion's went to buy anything," was the
server. "for selling."
”Bin tiles-m new“, You me: new
anything hater." ,
”Can't buy anything. iisven't my money.
Got 0 lot of shim on my hsndethst aren't
paying s mt. These m, hard time», I tell
you. 1'" not stores that I ain’t rm. hills
that I can’t collect. Why.‘tline's s pier
our In your city um isn’t doing whet it
ought to do {or roe. A privilege there hi
Slot hanging {or some one to take it."
"Well," said the broiler, "i went tonsil
yoneomeofthssehonds. Wemishtnuhe
e'dicker’on the pin. 1 unmisonlduet
rid at it. Will you tulip invade oi! my
hands it I tsitr the pier rrilmrui! ymrst"
"i don't want We.
"Wouldn't. you take “will to get rid at
your pier?" ,
"No; I am carrying all i wont." ,
”Well, maybe l'll take your pier snywny. .
How much do you went for it?" ‘
"Three tl'umsmui dollars 3 your." J
The broker thought heroism so well take ’3
the privilege. non it they amldo't strike at;
bargain on friend». The next morning he!
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. went scum New York steamship man.
"i can get. the: pin for you In! is your,”
he said.
"At what Mme?"
”Your own linemen Mum n ym." .
The privilm woe rem right then and .
then, the comma signal. and tin: Irmkrrf
was just swim Minna. A third “are are
or this the steamship rim mt the mm
in. .
"tiny. 3.," he mid, "tell me now, just for
inn, what did you make em o! that pin:
Wm?”
"(In fore." answered the brain nnblrrsh»
ingiy. ‘v
"(for tare-9"
’ "Yes. our lsre—wmnml the m.rlal."-—.\'rw ‘
York Triimnr.
Mrs. (‘nirwimr , l imrzht s mirth hm
yesterday. and the m, you Wt homo .
wasn‘t anything in“ ill, '
liuhrrdmhrr The smart wt, moduli.
won picked out by your irradiated at utensils
ago in come you 'vri! ism-ms new (or his) w
Pitch.
”o Word"! to I".
Mr, i‘mnk lsrlewrmviJkie mums Eon»
lieh Q. i‘ . hm- » well; almond . mine
an n humorist. an the (alluring It I ohms ,
Mr, imimmrl. Mung lm inrimi to
stay fur a ample of vioye sit .o [W3 will»
try house. “"16": to W the nucleation a
if his hm! Wr'rP mum: to entered his WM“
hilly [M on Mrfihnm ‘Wfi days Theme
ial Q. (1 therefore tempted
May I molar it. ton? days“)
land the my was duly Milemi so
Mr. X. who after paying in million [or its
delivery. rrpimi‘
Yes. of room, but don't salmon».
Towers! ”mm“ the» mom! tow
messenger panic WM and «woe um
demanded s Rather it «trifling» for he m- 3
less. The trimesters W read so;
WMWI: '
Why .Virl'
ai‘nrm ”so;
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Ln- scrum,
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For M
.er incnnwid'rohiennmlncd fllnu‘lm haul ;
lengthermi inf." Knew. ‘
"I 'nnst thou not Mn
”is hands wrrreinopni own .1» lam.
w‘tlw imminent «new the!" v
Hnmnthmg m It" manner Mir tern ’.
one.
“No," villi" swirl
slurs thins "
Almost mi she spoke amid
i
‘livetmmh. lei-Ml teen.
may deem .
bruit» 5mm Tribune
.I Irwin In" W".
Protons"! W e lent” maxi spun,“
mum. and the one M0 m to dam
must depend no the. trade or wiles-um you .
desire to follow ’
Aspiring: Your.» fly (MM relate we in ‘
be It Midst» bullet". lust I throw sun so he i
n Merriam-u».
flotsam We, well; not: the ammo! _
mechanical mm amt“ m will fit yum ,
tor both Jam News.
The bold new: Vases ruins. l
Winkm~~1na sold are my he semi-s! .
this: in tawny. but it ”mime-sour i
sole «mm. It Mom. 4
minnow-7b. We! mm m
it
resumes. hummus or
Imiill mmbdimrwmnrk
Weekly.
_. m- mm...“ o Wis—u
swim
WMUHWIEQW
his»! ”.mm It drum
was
wwuwhuy’mumm’
men-«om hr mum’s-:11:
”amp-seem m
ummm .. M
Wm» M m ’ __m....mm
A“
Whitening-renames”;
conditioners-rem In em HIM!
m is“
the with l’rreeixlc-t
“Wit ”Wyn-renew time ‘
"mm
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[linker-9' “relation is in lei-lion m
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flflilllll MINES.
Mull dink“. finendwcdoun.
The"-
,..°‘el 80.» e_ ~
lowing books, with coupon;- .
10 061113813210
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Children’s Bible Picture book. Privateersmnn.
TIIE I‘ll SEED MINES got? Beagty. figmtvfigh
moon rusoe. ere. ' .
m a, W. "W, _ yer. . Somers, the Detective.
' Lucill . . As in e Lookin Gloss. ’
”4,.“ Lowell’s Poems. Tom Brown at 0rd.
- Vicar of Wakefield; Pilgrim’s Progress.
. . Romain. Esop’s Fables.
'bble&cu" 'slnck Masses from an old Manse. Whitter's Poems.
ll Woman A inst Woman. Last of the Mohicane.
Gulliver's revels. ‘ Arabian Rights. a
ll rum we enter.
fiend emu stamp (or plumes
Imus: .‘z faunas. “HIM-rd. i
mhilm
'l.
You
Clean
House}
This
Spring?
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Nothing sonic-e on Li'STBI‘SE
‘ {or normal house (-Iesni us. For
i eels by oil cum-re.
Williegigyhllo.‘
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G. l l. R. BOLTilll'S
llllT “HEB HEATED
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. 3min and Ire-Fitting. I
Tls and Sheet Iron Work. l
lint Ilr Nesting;
Pinn- eod estimate-n furnished for either '
hot water. star-m or hot sir hosting.
Ii sums MAIN WI‘
n;
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llunt&lel
Fishes
Buiaillomeand.
"‘ "ennui srifiiéii
.poupoul
Savllin
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The best wagon for the least money. J not arrived. PM 1']
nee-s-lloe. liens lee, lluulee, Phsetone, Spindles, Meet ll
certs, Bettor's odderd end the celebrated 8. ll. Bailey’s Vhsl
mun. CALL AND SEE THEM AT
Wright’s Repository,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwelk. Second
Hand Wagons of all kinds. Repairing a. specialty. Work called
for and delivered free of charge.
W” ”WWW ASK “ran...
BROWN’S $3.00 SilllE. '
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the .
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 33.00 Seamless Shoe in the market. '
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, It
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H. s. BROWN’S;
South Main §tre_et. So. Norwsik.
’ PRESERVE "YOUR EAT
demonstrated by
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This can be done, as has been fully
testimonials printed here week after week.
88 Mill Hill 'l'fl (l2,
It is a Sure Hair Preservar
and Restorer.
PRICE. 75 all. PRICE. 76 ct:-
iron SALE AT *
MISSRIDER’SHillilllliiilllilllllll
gr
. LAUDER’B stock.
Norwalk Chronicler