Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 4, 1894 · page 2

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British Cabinet Meeting Called
to Discuss Chinese Affairs.

 

MADAGASCAR BLOOKADB DENIED.

not» of Lawless Chinese Are Threatening
Europa-as 1n the flankow District since
the Chinese Troops Have Been Called to
the Front, and Serious Trouble In Feared.

Lounou, Oct. 4.—-The Chronicle has au~
lbority to state that the cabinet council
line reference not to Anglo-French afluirs.
but to the situation in China. The rsia»
tions of England and Franco, it says. are
good, and itis doubtful whsther they will
form the subject of any special or naval
discussion at today's council. All this,
The Chroniclc remarks. should serve as a
warning against futurc panics. 'l‘hc coun-
try has imon alarmed, the markets have
been affected, telegrams have boon flying
all over tho world, and all for nothing.

Inquiries made at the foreign office
clicitcd the information that tho calling
of a cabinet council for today has no con-
nection whatever with the meeting of the
Fronoh cabinet today.

Tho relations butwcon Great Britain
and France havo certainly boon strained
during tho past six months since the at-
tacks of the Fronch press on tho Marquis
M liufferln, the British ambassador at
Paris. Numerous colonhd questions have
also Riven rise to friction.

Although the government ministers
would be glad to soizo upon an occasion
to discuss thcso matters, the cabinet would
not have been summonod but for thedan-
gorous aupcarnnco of the situation in
China. - '

The Marquis of an‘fcrin is still in the
north of Ireland. and ho will not return
until tho and of tho weak. if tho roll»
tions with Franco had been the causo of
the summoning of n cahinot council, Lord
liui‘fcrln would certainly havo como to
London to consult with Lord lioschcry.
the promlor. 'l‘ho Marquis of Ripon, the
colonial secretary, arrivod at the colonial
oiilcc and hold a consultation with vari-
ous oilh-inls ccnncctcd with affairs in
China

May Semi Indian Troops to China.

The indian office has boon in frequent
communication with tho vicoroy and tho
commnndcr-iu-chiof of the forms in in-
ilia tonal-ding tho timo roquisito to dis-
patch troops to China

llritish Minister O‘Connor-'5 dispatches
from Poking indicate that tho (longer to
foreigners in China is mnsidernblc. Sir
William Robinson, governor of lion;-

 

n.\?~'.\\z\lo,‘:s ill. i,ll'l’.l-.\‘ or .\i.\lv.\oA.~v.\n.
koutr. and Admiral i’rommiilo. command-
er of tin- llrlfish flout. uro noting in con-
junction with Mr. ()‘i,‘onnor for tho pro-
Ll'l‘liull of liriiish l’ilhiliulll‘s. Admiral
ii‘rolnanflo has 2" vossols in his ilnot. but
runny of thorn am olisnlvtu from a light
inn point of \‘low and uro only to do duty
as “Hardships

it is Hiaiod tlml (him would mnlu- no
objootion to filling ilrilish (murmur-nun»
iulr ground on tho llllillliiiilll 'l‘ho iiritlsh
[forms now of limmkonu-v—nhout mm In»
funiry and Hm builorlos nl ariillory-Muro
:lulin liludmluafo to proloot tho iiritinh
liiiiji't‘frl of. tho various ironiy port». it
twins doubtful whothcr Sir William liar»
court will nttond tho mum-ii,

Loni lillllorin Incl-minim“.

A roporloi‘ of u nous agonry, whirl: vlr
buillftill tho ruporfi that today‘s cubinol
council was callod on account of sudden
now (lovolopmuuts in tho rointlcm with
Franco. x-iailud Lord liufiorln at his t'iillfl'
try soul. nunr lioll’nsl llo bruuuht hark
tho impromalnn that tho diplomat duos not
boilovc tin-to is any lmmodluto rams for
alarm rouardina iirout llrituln‘s roiutloua
with Franco.

'l‘ho Graphic my~ “ it is for suhor folks
to ask thumsolvus what sort. of fouinln
lion oxisiu for tho alarming: spooulutions
that am Ml’llr nhroml so I‘N'kiofibiy WM
owl- tho oxtrovouant fancy of tho m'iwr
tiun "mum-r mom grotuiiomiy morolmul

A lllupatvh from Paris says that nolihor
tho rumor of a bitch with ”root ilritain
mir tho mport of a hlookado of Minimum
not has oxoilmi much ormlonoc. i’oupio
om slow in hollow that [horn is a hitth
hotwoon Franco and iiroui llriisln 'l'iio
dinpnic'h adds ihai both filo ii'n'lirh om
hawmlor to (loud iiritnln and thi- llriiiuh
amiummior to From o uro away from ”Mr
{mills on imwus of ulna-um.

'i'ho l'nris corroulmmh-nt of Tim Flood
uni say:- that ho hum :mulu inquirim in lllu
prupm quarto“. and that ho is in u p-vsl
film to alum HIM wimiovor urumatvom
mliumilum hovn imvm rornlvod ivy ilm
Ilruiuh illl'lllizli onion. iimy «lid hot. mom
from Franco. No "mom «rummaturation.
he adds. could limo boon soul from tho
Uliill iiillrsny Iiiw i-‘romh foroiun offiom
without ilrut lu-lhg sniunlib'd to tho
French mhmot. The hull. ouhinci. uwctinu
was hold a wook can.

A dispatch from Paris tn'l‘lm Hall)“ NoWs
says thorn is no poiidiuu umostiuh iwtwocn
Fraiu'c and England grow enough to
justify a scam. In a loudor on tho situav
tiou ’i‘ho Dolly h‘uwn rolloruim iimti‘ansos
of county have: not arisen in the British
rclntlons with Franco.

Tin.- Jumnun Ila-Ii on Pairing.

Ummu, (lot. t.»'l‘hc Times this mam-
lng, in an sniols on tho war in tho l‘flMi,
says that the .lnpanvso tmsscss spicnrfid
marching powcrs. ’l‘hs slowness of limit
advsncs illustrator: ihc dilliouiticsof the
roots they am following. At tho present
rats. if all opposition vanishes. Munich
cannot bu reach-3d bcforo Hot. Slfi at tho
earliest.

No Jithnnm rmvsl movement to the
month of tho Yslu river, whom a fleet
might be minimi to proton. the Jhpsnosc
trwps mum lbs estuary, has yet from
”portal. it is thus clear that the Cilia
case have mplmiy abandoned Korea.

’1’!» Jam advance into Hmchnris
has not my commonest 1!. as

troops hm has landed on the northeast
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SENSELESS Will ‘ 5““

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lion purposes to assist in the nor sails-
tion of Roma _ 8

- No opposition on the route to Maiden
is likely. but if assured of provisions and
ammunition the Chinese might be ex-
pected to develop behind the walled do»
lenses of Mukderi the ilghtlnu powor with
which they have been credited. u

Shiuan-Kinna. where the Japanese flees
has been sighted, is an important strata.
glc point and will be the most probable
place of d‘iscmbarkation if an immediate
dash on Peking is intended. A loading
to the south of the Poi-llo river would in-
volve many difficulties on account of the
number of rivers that would have tow be
crossed.

0n the other hand. from Shiuan-Kisng
a good route exists

Ll Hung Chang has recognized the don-
.ger of a Japanese landing at theiatter
place and has sent 5, 000 picked troops
thither. A Japanese advance from Shi-
uan-Kisng would cut the best line of
somnmnioation between Poking and Mulr-

on.

A simultaneous movement on these two
plaoos would havo a definite strategic re-
lation. In view of the military and oili-
ciai demoraliznticn in China these opera-
tions would buvo ovary chance of success.
but the lateness of tho season alters the
aspect of affairs. The dostiuation of the
force that sallcd from Hiroshima cannot
long romnin unknown even if it is For-
Xhosa

in an intcrvlow Mr. Sinclair. cx-Brit-
ish consul at h‘oo—(Ihoo, said that. with
tho illiflillllloll of Li lluug Chang's torso
and tho army of lisucburiu. Chinose forccs
arc worlhloss. 3hr! profession of arms be-
ing hold in contempt. The organization
is bad. Japan, in Mr. Sinclair’s opinion.
is bound to win, but defeat will not on-
danger tho Manchurian dynasty and will
probably compcl China to look to Europe
for the lessons sho hoods.

 

Madagascar l‘orts Reported Iliockadcd.

ANANTAIHvo, Madagascar. (let. i.—
A blockado of tho ports of the island of
Madagascar has boon proolaimod hy
Franco. The resident gonoral has gone to
'l‘nluataVc. lic has hucn inatructcd to take
moasuros to protect the colonists in the
event of war

LONDON, Oct. i.—'l'ho reports that tho
ports of Madagascar had boon blockadod
come by the way of Mauritius. it is bo-
lievod possible that, though thorn has been
no formal blockade nomasltntlng tho no-
tification of the powers. the ocnunandcrs
of tho French mon-otwar may havu been
instructed to maintain the survcillnnce of
tho coast with increascd rigor to prevent
the landing of arms and ammunition, tho
Front-h gowrnmont having received re-
ports that consignnmnts of war material
wore lacing dispatched from Europa to
M ndanascar.

fielding mcrchants in tho Malngnssy
trado in London. being intorvicwod. said
tho laiust dispatchos that they had roceiv‘
cd contained no mention of a blockade.

Mulls Feared at llankow.

lioxuox, (lot. i. —:\ dispatch from Him-
how says that as a consoquonoe of the an
aunt demands of tho imporiai‘nuthnritios
tho provinco has boon donudud of troops.
'l‘urhulont mobs imvn domonstrafod at
sovoml points that tho nuihoritios nro
pouorloss to ohm-l; tiwm. Enroponns are
alarnwd, and tho liriiish consul has ml-
vlsod that all “onion nnd children in cont
to Shanghai, which is considcrod tho
snfost pinion. This will ho donc as. soon in
possiblo. 'l‘ho inch. with tho traders and
officials. llfll'il f'ormod a voiunioor corps to
proioot tncmsolvos. 'l‘ho viooroy foal-s that
tho mobs will break out in urmod rohol-
“on.

A FEARFUL REVENGE.

qulhyl..un Lolm‘s iluuso lllown lp “'illl
hltrngiym'rln.

i..\\4 hil'ii, l’n., list i. ——.\
frauody oourrod m Mills-bury township.
this county. in which a threw story brick
houso Wail blown up by dynamito. and
tho occupants r.\ir and Mrs .\ .i lmlm
——~woro instantly kilioil .\ sorvuuf numod
.inolwon was wrlously injurod and may
filo

Loin: win a “'i'ililily and prumincut rit-
l1.on. molding Hour lmimrillo. and was on
oxtouslw quarrynmn. Sol-oral days ago
ho had frouhlo with his omployoos. con»
sirtinu of a gain: of ltaliuns. and it is lm

of nitroglyvorin usod in blasting rook un-
dor tho largo building whilo Mr and Mrs
lwlm worn at lilillll'l’, with tho abuvc ro
suits

Will Try Arbitration.

NM“ ill'm’ulm, Moss. (lot. 4 \An
striko horn will luv ilimlli today, whon tho
stato iluill'il of arbitration will couvouo,
and mpron-nmtivos of both manufuolur
or» and strikors will prosout tiloir omoa

it is limlursfooli that tho manufm‘turors

that tho illilnlll'l‘il will mnocdo nothing.

llnrrihlo llouliln Mural" In Main».

himriaiii‘i. Motion, (M. l. -—-Cior Friuu.
a wall known rmwlmmn, oommpnnlml by
his wifu mul throo oblidron, luff. Espinosn
on on nvmlmul journoy to l'arma.
horor unn-mpnulmi thorn, Whllo in camp
Frius mud his will» warn mlmlorod by tho
ioiuoror willlo ilwy slcpt and thou rohhml
of timid 'i‘ho ohlwt (inuuhtor of tho
mnnlcrod ruuplu wliiillssuil tho oriius,

This Iimol- Litu- n‘lisslormun firmly."

licwrm. (M. l~-’i‘iiv fishing Molmnnor
John M. liwu oi ilostou. from llll'l'ilillh
nol flailing mounds, ni‘l‘lvml today with
colors flying at half uncut. ’l'hoonpiniu to
ports that on Hopi 2.".l two“! thmlrpw,
.lnhn Moiiwuun mul iiuwnrul Smith. luff.
tho ‘vossnl lniotul ilw irnwls. 'l‘hoy siruI-k
n wornilish, which. ”in mpiniil thinks.
inwod tho hoot. mil to will

Din-Mum “on! Hill-mi.

i‘umimw. Mu, Hui. l.-.\inlnu's sinl
lion Nolmm mm a w nioriou hcro wimn iii.
tm'tnm won the grant rm'c lmtwoon (from
two kings of filoiurl‘ in ihroo sirnluht
hosts. iii tho lust of which ho nimisiiimiimi
tho Now biannual racing track rooord.
Tuna mum.

A births f‘omprnmind.
iii-2.4mm». lint. not i.—~'l'ho ”ii men
who circuit at tho National bolt and nut
works against a lo and on par cont minc-
ilon normal to mmpt o roduction equal to
m and I, per mot and rciurucd to work,

Schooner It.

"Luru‘orm. Mans .fict. l.-'l‘hc schoon-
or Titmouan. from floor isle». Mo, for nor;
ton. with a load of stone. struck a roof off
Thaichor‘s island and sank in :m isthmus.
The crow oscnpml in a rowhont.

“rim" In Fiulrt lulzrw.
litmus, (lot i.—~.inlmny mulls signed
articles to fight iioorgc anigns boiurs tho
Hessian Alhlstlc club at (lousy island on
Oct 22. ¢
the Door is in. can».
Ohms,- Oct 4.—-'1'hs our arrival! at
his; in dis Grimes.

 

iorriblo .

ilovod that flu-y plm-od ammo mummy '

other attmnpt to ond tho grout toxiiilv

Mo roady in oomprumlso. but. it. is funroll . ‘

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Olympic Club Confers Brevet
Honors Upon Fitzsimmons.

 

OORBBTT XILLING TO FIGHT NOW.

 

[he Champion Covus Fftulmmons' 010,.
£00 and Will Meet Him In flew York
Today to Arrange the Mntch—JV-nts the
Match Fixed For Next July.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-—Tha following
lolcgram was sent by the Olympic Club:
“Janice J. Corbett, Boston:

“At a regular meeting of the board of
directors of the Olympic club a resolution
was passed unanimously dcoisring Robert
Fitzslmmons the champion heavyweight
of the world, and he will be compelled to
defend the title against the best man that
can he found in the world.

“The board of directors were compelled
to take this action on account of your par-
sistcnt rofnsaly to meet Robert Fitzsiln-
mom, who had complied with every rc-
quiroment, and tho subterfuge you resort-
ed to in causing O'Donnell to challenge
Fitzsimmons‘fii not worthy consideration.
it was in the Olympic club that the
heavyweight championship of tho world
was lost by John L. Sullivan and won
by you, and it is now within the pmvinoo
and tho duty of the Olympic club to de-
clarc iichort Fltiishnmons the champion
hoavywslght of the world.

"VVHJJAM A. Smou.
“President of the (ilymplc (‘1 lb. "'

A message was sent to Robert Fimsim
mons at Newark, l'. J., [ratifying him of
the club's action. and that he will have
to dofond the champion hoavywoight titlo
in tho month of February, will”), against
the host man that can be found in the
world.

Corbett “'anhc to lintlre.

IIAn'rFouo, ()ot. l.——(.'hcmplon James
J. Carbon. in an intervicw with a rc-
porter, stated that he had covered Fitz-
simmonn' money in Now York. The ro-
portor found him in his room at tho Al-
lyn llouso. and tho following conversation
took place: "What havo you to say, Mr,
Corbett." asked tho rcportcr, "to l‘itzsinr
mons' roply to your swooping challenge?"
“’l‘horo is no roply to makc," tho cham-
pion ropliod. “l“itzsimmons is probably
not aware of the fact that I have covered
his monoy in Now York. I had up “.000
to match (l'Donuoll against Fitz, and i
have tologrnphod to have it transferred to
cover Fitzsimmons' challenge. I will
meet F‘itzximmons in New York on Thurs-
day to mnko filial arrangements. I will
also moot any other heavyweight or other
weight in the World the some day. As
many as liko can ccmo upwith $10,000. I
will moot all in mm wcok any timc after
the lst of July that thoy wish to choose.

“Tho public no doubt is paralyzed at
this remarkable declaration i havo mado.
but novortholoss l have the rnonoy, and if
any one thinks I am blufllng or foolish
all they have to do is Bu put up $lil'ililil
and make mo look liko a monkry bofors
tho world if l am not in cortical. i will
moot all honvym-luhls or any other
weights in tho world that how $i0,ooo.
beginning with Fit/sillinnin~.

"l mu doll and tired of tho pugilistic
husimus and wont to rmiro, and uftorl
rotlro nu ono can throw it up in my fucc
ithnt l hm‘c not dofondod filo champion
ship of Amorim against the World. "

f‘orboft status that ho holds the chum-
plouship of America. whh-h mnuot ho do
mind. but tho nowspnpon' and ihoUlymplc
i f‘illil pooplo uro bound to hoop him fight-

ing! incwsnntly to imiininln if. ('orhoit.
. howovor, hm ilillli‘rill‘i‘ to hoop continually
ihofuro rho public as a pri/u figlm-r and
luoihing moro and wants to rollro

 

' , .‘lauagor «lorl Talks.

a Drum, (pun, (hi. i.-— Ilimmgor (llcri,
: in an lmorvlow with roforonou to tho arr
lnounconwnt that hit/simmons' dopositto
; fight had lvoon rovorod by (‘orhoth said:
i “W0 him» Loon notlilodof .\ir. i‘orimtt's
action. and Mr l"lll.~‘illilll(lf\‘4 has iopllml
,to Mr ('orholi that ho will moot him of
tho dufu montlom-d lo nrrunuo for the
match .\a to tho limo. we don‘t wish to
‘du anything that will inh rforo with Mr.
li‘urholt‘s plum or that -l::dl foroo him
‘ in brook mnlmots alroady‘ Colo All we
,usk in that tho Lulu luku [Hilli‘ ill ll mt-
iiunnilio limo
! " i do not think wo ~hould lw [hiri'il to
wait until uoxt July. hnwowr, irimuld
any Willllll iiw or six lilwlllll-i “'Ullifi ho
romonnblo limo, Wu shall not insist that
tho Hiympio club's ollor ho iwooptod. (if
- mursu that. will ho (llillfillitll'i'ii. So long
i as Mr. (‘urhott has shown his willlnuuoss
"to fight Wo will nut-pl! to (my club which
i will umlm an offer lflruo onuugh All we
‘ want to do is in how tho two mon moot "

llrudy Ana-wars tlu- fllymplo ( Int).
3 llwl'nx. Hot i_-—\\'illlnm .\ iimdy,
'i‘hmuplon .iuflltm .i. (‘orhoit's manngor,
,iuh'grnphml tho Now York atnkoholilor to
lirumior tho imam dupmiiod with him in
iboimlf of Slow H‘ilmmoli to i‘urbott‘s
nnmu in covor tho dopmlt mudo by i"it/.
simmon» for a light with tho champion.

This moonlit. with tho Mull!” in ho do.
fpmiiod wilh lim'id W. illonohurd of this
lolly lmlny. will mako up tho iiIU'HH mono
.tlonml by i‘orbolt in his lliilillfliiliil.
l Murinuor lirmly rooolvod a di~pmoh
from tho i iiymph- club. Now Urionns. run.
Minion lhn rowlulinns posnod by tho oiuh
hull night doviurlun iho championship
fur-foliml in l"il/~lmumim. ’i‘hu following
ropiy. simml by (Turholi. was air-mi immo-
liinioiy liimu it» rom-ipt to William A,
l-‘wholi. pruwidoni of tho Hiympio oluh,

"Your rosoiiiilonu rm‘nii‘ml f‘hm-r up
and ho Inorry. 'l‘iwro'ec only mm lvito in a
l'lwrry. ”

Hnmllrml In Middleton".

Millili.in'ifi\\‘\‘, N. Y, (loll.
canon of mnaiipox imvo boon ropnrtod to
tho hunlih board in this plum and thins
arc in tho pustlmlisn. ’l‘ho houith board
has orilorml iho two tilt-nuts olosoll

l'cnslon Mtumcy Arm-foul.
iimlesrnu. Hot. du-«iiflDl'ltfi M. Dam-
Irosi. a pom-ion ottornoy of i-‘onooa Falls.
was arrested by i‘nltwi Flam Iioputy
Marshal i‘oholi, vimrgod with violation
of tho pension lnvl‘s.

Wantnnly Kiilod’nrl'iegro.
Common, 8. (2., ”ct. i.-llcury Nip
pot, a whim man. shot and killed Clini'lt‘t!
Boyd. a negro. on can of tho principal
sirosis of tho city. The immior was un-
provokcsi. .. ,. ’_ .,..
whisky Trust Abolish" Rotates.
Primal. ills. Hot. l-JI‘hn dimncrs of
tho Whisky trust abolished tho robatcsys-
tom and issued a oircular to nilcgsnts
announcing this action.
landforms Maul-try rm.
Hummus, (M. twin-Judge cf the
Court of Appeals William P. Mauishy
riled at his rise in Wutmiumr. seed to
flail. .

 

 

autumn comm.

i, «Eleven .

 

$i2

IT Is A FORTUNATE EVENT FOR $ I 2,

ANY Bi SINESS HOUSE TO STRIKE

$12.

THE PROPER TASTE. OUR $12.00 $12_

FALL SUIT FOR ‘MEN’S WEAR

DOES IT.

$12.

5 12.

$ i 2.00.

Stole will be Open Every inning "mil 8 (filled.

 

W. A. BENEDIGT it BOMPANY,

SENTINEL BUILDING,

WASHINGTON STREET,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Extravagance

May lie in
too little.

4—

paying too much for athing, or in paying

If you buy food for less than we ask you‘ll not get
as good quality—that's poor economy.

If you pay more, you pay too much, because we
sell the best there is.

This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,

Meal, etc.
Oats and
(hail.

Corn carefully screened from dirt and

Pratt‘s Poultry Food, Pratt’s Food for Horses and

Cattle.

Grain.

Manuel T. Hatch

i5 MARSHALL STREET.

BRANCH OFFICE AT SOLMANS' LIVERY STABLE.

THE CENTRAL

CASH GRUGERY

i5 NORTH MAIN STREET.

——-—-«o—-—-———

l6 Ounces to a Pound
and line Price to All.

ECUNUMYisWEALTH

you may not lwcomc wealthy but you
Will saw monoy and have the satisfac-
tion of rating the vory ln‘sf. brand by
using our Economy Flour.

Our Tons and Coffees an! notwi for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
soil the vory host article as low as other
icolors ask for inferior goods, As we do
4 very extensive trade in Tens and Cof-
’eeo and buy in large quantities, We are
enabled to give usoiul prosunis without
extra charge».

‘—

SEASONABLE.

 

Mason’s and Lightning Fruit
Cans, quarts and pints. Rub-
bers for the same.

Red and Green Peppers cheap.

Pickling Onions, (small) white
and red.

Egg Plants cheap. Muskmel-
ons.

Pears for canning. Sickle
Pears for pickling.

A new oil’crt to please in Cof-
fee. Not but that our Coffee has
been good, but now, this lot, we
believe to be better than usual.

Whole Mixed Spices.

A fine lot of Brooms, never so
cheap.

We have Ground Oats and
Whole flats by bag, that weigh
to lbs. to bushel, at $l.20 bag.

'iiibbic it. “Constant.

 

 

ii. i.. New Haven & iianioni fill.
J1! NE 7, ram.
urns LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK Ar-
FOLLOWS:
Fun Nswwyoaa. Foa le Buss.

 

A. .‘du-l 1.! ssh. as. ULM. ~1lifiex..
w ox" ll Tcx..
H6 Lox. [Mil sou.
lib local or. ii 38 Ma.
Mil Lara ”$650.,
7% Lox.l ‘9 liar"
its on. 1mm ex ,
"101.. :ii on or”
iii} 01.. Jill .,
ll” Mu. 'l’. M.~liil|fie .
m 01.. ii mm, .
iii“) 31., liillux"
ii it: loud on, .i 83 so.
l‘. M- Whilst . “NY? or. u- Hridgopor
ill MR. :7! 27 “(so
it! or , Jill”; mu.
1“ NH. 17 “HEX”
1W7 Nu. Jul no. to Bridal-pun,
m ox "‘ ll Mu.
villrx a! 4i M.
will m if if: Adam» «and o4
limos“ ‘ililllflyr‘ «i »ii- M' .
i‘lii Mu, ’4 i1! M'N a. m.:
M or , ‘ if» or. p. in .
illl m i
it am H
doiniayw~-A.M., 9 it no.
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Mu. ~
"Isc.

il‘ou tum-roan. A. if. H'.‘ so... all or
Mill on. if Ill ac. F. vi. 42M nr..i ill or" 7 il

'1. ‘3 4i so.
on vasormho. A. Much-u... Hicx.
mam. um f‘ u.»~1zlrm.. 1 mm. a u or.
rnnunmm. .M. ~-l “hi iii l can do. P. M.~
m. 11M. in. m amomn. i. in.

LEAVE NEW YORK
l‘oa gownuoawunl A. M.—-cm on. fun

 
 

. ... or" “it! run.
ll ‘ll mu. in "ii an. if “is on. 11 (fl am,
sill own or. P. M.—~lm M. um m7.
.00 mt. ans or. fill“ or. 402 ox. Mill
1.43m" fill! or. villi so. flit! nx., no so.
‘0 sin. 97!! Adams on. and no. mo
xa'vinluhi 921.. Honda s . M.—- so.

a (ii
{(i M. P. M. Mil i. ox“ rm. mi: phi/hf.

W
uAflflUflV ulVlswl.

olAVE scorn NORWALK for iisnhnry-
lilac. iiiilnx..a.rn.; 148 so, “8 Pittsfisid

.1, to so.

c‘savs DANHUBY for south smur—
" an" fill sin. 11W no” a. no: no 06?
) any

"H03 POINT 1'3Alll.

IIEAVE SOUTH NORWAhK-Jlfl. 811'

um.

i .m.
LE V
m

[grin mums mmT—m a. in.
v- m. ‘

 

 
 

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m ‘ «ammo.

. Themimalv for mumm- zrmirctiuo rliul

mutiny “my: of malaria” am» an m . an‘rostmtio

, l Manhood. imln ion"

of!“ , 0:13 eacesrlvunaooi
one i

W.H.Mceker&ilo.

Bole “out for

6. 8:1. ii. BOLTON’S
HOT WATER HEATER

 

Plumbing, Steam and Bar-Fitting.

rm and Shut iron Work.
Hot Air Heatlnl.

Plans and sstimmns furnishcd for either
wt scalar. steam or hot air boating.
m MOUTH MAIN H'i‘

_,. , , , 4-?
tours In“ m w mat III!
61 Washington strut.

(hum daily from 9 to it a. an. and from not
A. m., and on Batman! mnincl nun 0 N .v
9.! interest allowsd on domain.
twist! momma. Press. ‘
with H. mama. Vice-Hut.
man u. was»? ass. and m

 

 

 
 
 

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PiLLS

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10 IlhulW-leth - HUFHBIUH l .ivrni :52“ £32;
it”! mad . mow , n.‘ , ,o .,. . .
lwfigngfi‘i‘ "cannula; sLW/fl, New“ I,

t‘orsaloinsoutnro mi unmanned. Drawn

 

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