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seem NORWALK‘rEyENmo SENTINEL. THURSDAY. coroner 25. 1894.
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JOHNSON’S WONDERFUL MILE
1!. Rod- It In 1:35 4-5. Being Peeed by b
Qiindruplot.
BUFFALO, Oct. 25—1! Tom Eek and
a select party of bicyclists who were out
on the Tennwanda boulevard are to be be-
lieved, John S. Johnson, the racing man.
went a mile straightaway. paced by a
quadruplet. in the marvelous time of 1:85
4-5. Eek has been here for several days
with the Stcarns teem. lie brought John-
son here to try for the mile straightaway
over this pavement. which is as smooth
as a parlor iioar. Johnson tried one day.
but punctured his tire twice and quit.
The second day, with n few local bicy-
clists, the party went out. and J chosen
was successful in getting away all right.
.liiiiN s. .lr‘iiiKSt’N.
The course is straight and bus been rare-
fuliy rnensurcd, but there is n steepinil
for on eighth of n mile nt the finish. The
timers were '1‘. J. Siiyles of the Stcnines
team (it the start, '1'. W. Eek at the first
quarter, A. 1). Kennedy nnd P. Shoolmn
of Buffalo nt the hull. C. M. Murphy, the
racer, and ii. it. Stevenson at the three
quarters. nnd W. Stork. W. (l. Lutz and
ii. Vnn Volsor. nil of liul'fnln, iii the fin-
flaii. ’l‘iie qiiedruplet wits ridden by C. H.
Cailnhnn. ii. ll. Sorivey, i’nt O‘Connor
and W. A. Rhodes.
The time by quarters was: First quor-
tcr, 21 3.5, seconds; second qunrtcr, 25
2-5; third quurtor. 225, and fourth quor-
ter. :24. Electric timers wr-re used. and it
is claimed that there can be no mistake
that Johnson noiiinilyv went the fastest
mile over ridden by n liuiuiin being. He
will go out and try for another record to-
day.
EPIDEMIC OF DlPHTHERlA.
Enough (‘nmne (‘nnnnt Ho Furnished to
"my the Dem.
S‘ri‘ucis, i(y., (lot, 23 ——.l\ fenri‘ui rind
death dealing. iilugiie of diphtheria is rug-
lng opposite i,.i_~i-yvlllo, ills. nnd Collins
can hardly be iuruleiml inst enough with
which to bury the dond. Not fewer then
in (lentils linvo occurred within the week
it is not uncommon to bury twu children
in n rlilglt' roilin A mun from heroes the
rivnr nrrlvoil ut i.‘ii.~«~y\'lilo for the fifth
vullin furnished lll one family
The plngiie has crossed the (thin and is
epldemlv nt i'nni-yvlllo and Milliurllluwll.
hurl}; lii‘t'll brought thorn by funiillus
from llilnoi~ llm-lng from its rovngos A
number of dangerous i'iii—‘Dfi urodm'oioplng
thorn. lillil iill the schools linvo closed.
The community is in n or iiornl sinto of
Marin. Among the few rorowrir-s noted
the Vll'lllllb‘ how been left blind or pur-
nlyzed.
Girl ( Iiurgml “‘ltli Poi-onion.
leiviVIUX. iii-t. 3.3 wl.yi!izi ilvvi‘tnii.
urged in yours. hits been held to mum. the
notion of the proud Jury on n I high of
nitenipilnu to Illllhilll Thu-om \lnod. hood
1? yours. niid two or three girl or mpiiii-
ions. The other girls inul l‘nu‘ll musing
Lydln. nnd iii roi’i'ngo she now tin-iii i'illl'
dy containing (‘lulull oil.
Three I’u-riehnl In A Ililrnin-g‘ Hotel.
ilA'rox. N. .\i. not. 2.3 The Control
hotel, n Trflllifliill‘lll‘llli‘O end one of tho
lnmliniirks of this town, woe destroyed
by fire. Junior-i inipolnt. .lnnms Mri‘ool
und A. 1!. Kennedy. rnilruinl men, who
boarded ot the hotel, perished in the Home».
l’onrili (fines l'uliimuil-rs.
“'Asiiixi.‘i‘o\‘. Hot. ELM—Tim following
fourth clns» poslnmsters worn iippolntmi:
how \‘ork i‘ninoron Mills, .lunies
Crawford; firlplurill. ll. L. Wittkliifi.
l’eiiiisylvnniii—wllniovllio, M. W. Hill'-
ley.
Ill; Church I niifurr-nrn.
limit). ilct. 2:..m'l‘iu- rnnforoiico to ur-
rangc. if possible. ll reunion betwuon the
eastern rind wflhti'l‘ll churches. it move-
ment tiini had its initiative in the pope.
was opened here, his holiness presiding.
hlii'hmen'e New (Irnmiimilun.
Kisses Ci'ri’. not. uh.--Swlteiiiiicn
new town it notional organization. The
successor to the old riwltchinnn‘e Iiiutunl
Md nuoolntlon will be known mi the
letchmun's Union of North Ann-rim.
Bankruptcy. Then Huloide.
New You“. tint. L’rimvlllflllilili'lillliiil rit
seeing the eheriil's ollloore close his big
wholesale house ht tin“? lirmulwny. Louis
H. l'a‘tern hastened to the old reservoir in
Central pork and drowned himself.
Ill; Fniinn In flail Like City.
SALT LAKE ClTi‘, Hr . man. i’. 'i‘eo‘
dei it: Sons. well known inerclmut/s of this
city. mode on assignment, The linhili,
ties are over $200,000; onsets not yet
known. . mm
but four of liar Crow.
Grumman, Mess. (lat. gob-The flair
lug schooner Dora A. Lawson. from the
bunks, arrived here. with her ting nt halt
meat. mid reports the loss of {our of her
crew.
Johann sir-nu seriously ill.
lxixims. (lrt’ tie—Ire» Times says that
Johonn Strauss. the composer, who is
«mating with a cold contracted during
his mm jubilee fetus. is critically ill.
An Arlyn-hos hi Wu".
Pinsni'wi. not. lift—The Carrie Fur-
nace company has advanced the wages oi
the dsyiaborm from not tantalum:
do).
To. Rough For the Brianna.
New whim. Conn. net. lift-410mm
tum muipelled the rumtponenieht oi the
ninohlhery trial of the torpedo hoot Brim
eon.
Inuit ”Mimi” cum
Westwaul‘hmnm
stolen easy-em n lemjlnihil
curtain: PRESIDENT.
Three Heavily Armed Detect-
ives Always at Hand.
ESOOBTED HIM T0 TEE THEATER.
From Grey anlos to New Ya" “In to»
lowed Silently and Wore Liv-ye i. Mi.
Cleveland's Elbow—«Gullah?» rm Kc—
membereduliidnnpen reared.
New Ymur. Oct. nil—«When Dr. Joseph
D. Bryant’s private carriage pulled up in
front of the Broadway theater on is utter
ter of ti o’clock that night in the midst of
e drenching ruin. a well built young men
in a light overcoat stood behind the liv-
erled attendant who opened the earring.
door. llr. llrysnt descended first and
helped out tho twri ladies of the pointy. ‘
who lnimodlntoly hurried into the lobby.
The young man in the light overcoat let
them pass.
iiut as soon as President Cleveland
alighted and hurried. with heavy trend,
to the theater door the young: men drew ,
pad in behind him and followed closely
until the pnrty hnd safely passed the tick-
et taker end was inside the theater.
He stood around for it little while in the
lobby and then purchased it ticket and
went inside himself. He wus seen to move
in the direction of the president‘s hex.
but wns soon lost to sight.
"Who is tiiiiti’" inquired a bystander.
“Don't you know who thitt is?" asked“
is man who stood nenr. "Why, that is the
president‘s guard. "
(lunriiorl [my and Night.
it is not (i secret that Mr. (‘lovelonch
whenever nnd wherever he travels. in no
ceinpnnlod by n guard of worst service no
tectivos, but it is it that not generally
known. More then this, not only the
person of the president is consrimtly pro-
tected. but oillolnl wntrhors heavily armed
gunrd the presidential household by day
and night. There are always (lr-tevtlvm
iii tiio‘ White l‘liiilh‘l), rind when little Ruth
goes out to wnlk with her nurse the Well
dressed man who sountcrs neitr tittiritcrs
no attention,
So it is when Mr. (.‘iovrhiml thlks out
in the nntionul rnpitnl. [hunted by the
missing throng, there is nlwnys swine i‘umi
nonr. who hides llilili'l‘ the guise of D com
iiionplni‘o oilir‘o holder or business men
the identity of no urnwddetective. Tin-vow
things are not noted lll \\'nsliliig1‘.on, but
they are known to the knowing. Timex-
ninple of tiiiilold‘s lute is ovur pros-tent. to
Mr. Cleveland‘s mind, and be is not ink
lug nny chances \yith lib»: family Hither
Should crnnks or kidiinpore nesoil the
presidential children. they would meet! M»
instnnt llllll formidable resistance.
it in this sci-rut si-rvloo bodyguard that
the president brought with him to the
city yostrrdny.
The presldentinl gnnrd conslstsof three
men. (mo of them is n mun of mlddlo
age. of powerful build illlll nutty appear
nnoe. who has the manner of e imtntof‘
the world in may clrciiinstnnros. l
The other two orv younger men. line Y
of those is short nnd thli-k set. with all
brown mustache; the other of lighter
build lioth lire men of intelligent i‘m‘o .
and inniily bearing.
“in (Bunnie at Burmrdu Bite.
Mr. (‘iovolund‘s plure lit ilunnrds Ploy .
occupies it email promontory niid leap-l
prom-lird by n single rond. Hn this mod .
one of tho dc-twtircs wus ('i‘ll.~lt\i‘ill)‘ to be l
seen. l'ilh'dllll through the in: unto tend"
into the grounds. the vi<ltor “'Jirl sure izo'
om-ounior unnihvr. lllltl the third was:
generally to be Iiilliiil on the [torch nrr
within the house. \Vln'u tho prosirioni.
went out. nun oi iiiovw men was continual
ly nour him. and when tho inmilv or nny l
member of it n] pron-d iilillnlil tho ‘
grounds one of tho trio Wit-i ~uro to ho nor,
for nwuy
At iirst those llil'l'l‘ lili‘ll worn «illli‘lllllig
of n pin/h- to Mr l’h'i‘uloinl w neighbors
und tho residents and truth-sown of rhe‘
plum. lint ilrli‘l‘ ll tiinn. though norm of
them would mimit his identity. it come
to be prniiy well known thut tiny Worn .
secret service llil‘ll. They worn it mum r .
of gossip for awhile niid them bot-nine nit ‘
old story
When Mr ('lcvoiniizl rind his fondly
hliirtell noiiili. ibn ~w~rot Hi'l‘Vll‘l! Kili'll'tli of
course ur'miupnniod them They \wrv not.
numbered in tho prostdvniz‘s notuul perry,
which consisted of illiiiwll‘, Mrs (“love
hind. Miss lliith. tho bnby rind n niieiil.
but they were present now-rtlmloss 'l'hvy
took no port in tho einburlintlon of tho
pnrty nor in its vbunae of cure or irritation.
but they were there oil the time The
three men. itil'i'vting curiosity only. Fulfill“
erod closely Mound tho pnrty rind Mi‘iil‘ii-
piiiilod it everywhere.
At iioston the president lilill his family
took it prlvntc our belonging to the (lid-
Colony roml. which was ntrnohcd to no
express, 'l'lio don-rtivcs new the purity
Iiimnrd MIil thou ontorml the cur Miami
When the specinl our moi nttcohmi no the
Boston express at Providence. Miniloimiiir
ivus stood utiurd over it until anew sewn
wee llillili‘.
Always Clam. It land.
The Journey wee then uneventful until
setup won mode on liruonwirh, ifonn,
'i‘uosduy iiltornoon. rind they ported. to he
lllt'l: by iii. if. ‘linncdlot mnl notion in. his
country piece for the night. The «intent
iven were on hand nguin mni now Mr
(‘Iovoinini rind his family solely in tho
lion-«dirt oiirrlouo. 'l'lioy followed unit
made sure thut oil was right Ml the hill“!!!
'l‘lwn they went to the honor Home for
the night.
Greenwich villngo Wits noon itli Whit
our these strangers. it liml been noticed
that they closely surrounded the president
and his (molly when they dimunnnted‘
from the train iiilll W'Wil mu it limiymimrll
until Mr. Benedict's earrings moved:
nwny. 370 end of inquiries were made of
the hotel clerks us to tho Identity of the
strangers, but he ilipiuumiineiiy declared:
they wore electricians, lit the mom Mme
winking knowingly. it wits nonlcmli that
they took turns M. the hotel throughout
the night. one or Mother of them (theme
being in the neighborhood of Mr. Hone
dict's house, It was seen. too. that all?
were homily armed.
When Mr. Cleveland started to New
York yesterday morning. two of the run
tsetives were at the etmion no meet: him.
on the opposite side of the «M. Mr i‘itw
edict and his with end ilfluilitm' Marlin]. it
riled Mr. Cleveland. but the sometime
paid no Attention to them. Arriving M:
the (trend Control station. the two emu
walked on the omnidsnt‘s either llmit‘l no
the Forty-manna street oiil'lh Mid when
Mr. (:lerelniid entered Dr. tensors can
”one one of them {elicited one set one»
site him. 'i‘hsir next museum-I
the Emmy m. as W
Imwhlle‘mmwm
limerick misfits! 7 . , U;
I hulls!“
. and the how! was found no ynrds new
from the insult on e pint-o where some one
. hurl evidently "node n triesi upon the flesh
Iii: WM v tut ft. is
‘ tti‘ir'illllai‘ (i m 1‘ lriymw
ARCTIC TALE OF HORROR. ‘
,‘w “mum
miller Wed to Win: Mn
1 mm». to ”out.
licenses (m. 95n-WTifllll‘ vessels at
the Durham fleet which hove returned here
bring e prov-mime story from the is:
worth. M the beginning or August the
whole” Anyone. ”slums and Eskimo
wars in Prince liege»: s inlet between lei»
nude 7% and 74 mirth marehlnu for white
trustee. They steamer into Elvin her.
and a pony trim the liaison» landed and
primates! inshore. They had not acne in!
when they reins 9pm e ghostly ring of
rewrote. the remains of Helium»! who had
evidently died of starvation.
The evidence winter] to its having been
in cm of snrvirui o! the lino-t, The bed-
_ lee hml proimilly loin where they were
, found for in number of months. but the
. romaine were well preserved
the limit” THEN no "hem of the this wide
home of
hy the «litters, he the uglier hand, clean
melted human honors and psrilelly do
mend imitate raveelml history of conni-
tmoeorpoo had bum beheaded,
and their».
it is niippoml that the party while tram
sling lotion: their program checked by the
attrition wiring. in in winter. When for
p‘roivlslohis- tinny limit more new allocated.
and then starvation stored them in the
their. true by one they itliliW'MHJRMd to the
pangs of hunger. and finally the stronger.
in is futile alumni to MWQ their own
lives. were rlrlimn to «not the Milli re
The spot. where the ”urchins were found
is moorie‘e'ivuhly lwwllfllw‘ and is entirely
«institute n! more or wild annuals of oily
kind. "the «row on! the llhlmene brought
is number at rein.» of nlwlr horrible lied.
SAID THE JURY WAS DRUNK.
This thin-ardent? lawns ”only is Mutation
In the (.Hfllllnmlflo
n-nrtro, ctr-n. "7i When the ill!" in
the! (tmwwll linear rein semis Ayrw come
into court. unit run ninth-rent of $5.000
«rearranges textile fiflllfiillwil if, ilw stwrriey for
tho- defend run riteiefifl‘ll rs nonunion by ris-
iming the «room than the cus‘
limited or 1N haul lani’Sil utility of neglect
trig their. duty try mummies; the inserts
to louvre ill-lo‘1.i2iltyifv‘i~‘.:uc sun! go to a saloon
Ofilrlfle to the t» .y troll. M‘lcr rs they drunk
and Pier-wow fififlwfilld'mllilui! i «We the verdict
WM twin-vii ilile' inn. ml luupmper in-
fluence: h this new nit-l halted the court
to sell Milli the Vtili‘llilt'li
The Judge ornlxrenl like two officers to
show mm. Mime r-‘r r Mild not in you
_ .:
lshmi for contempt mil ant-ii mini dismissed
tor! ”fighter“ tit «ills-idly Illino- Milli 14!!th uufi
of downward Mm l- nmlmii. eclerk
lnx lllllwfl‘m Nit-mere: an- on; lilfn‘e. oil 0
charms-oi {firm-till; Nfifi’.i'§fl$)lt ”slurred by
Pension lTlel'Vshllrill‘gl’ .ly'im. his: sued for
$35,.(itn ..
tmiie *ptmg “who“,
T.i'i‘l‘i i: UM ' » It line Von d0!
Adm. president of «9...»: r1 lmila Browns.
arrived hum trout lion fittings lie earl
be low lumen! till-w: l whorl pails All Hot
rpr m fur the our rich ’ Flinn ii nest and
will mitt: the Written: mm there to play
upping recruiting in gumm '1 be other
league thri' » “in” Mlil phi] in Hot
spring. will not» villa-“e in the
surly spring
Weill lirve‘r Nonetheless." Meat.
li'r: i‘ l'.’~.x~iv’e':.. New «nu ;::’.~ w’l'leMsn-
ufzu tunorc' mm ‘ n lliUGL-flridt'! the
iron: the '\‘\ ca!-
v ion in inactivation
in e .( wnrviiitw of
PIN new» i.
l'li’lt-i in ;j" 2:- m. llru it'll»!
itnd prom-n: t" .e .~ . :mt lili‘i‘l
our it. at .. writ»... (ii ‘8 oi the
; ' ll])1‘l‘li.flll~l «i tell > .. llw Q
my“. two] do» 1": Min
3;}. w r; .- ._. "t .3 4.2;: 2-3.~~As
film ri-wtli. till all) fiitit'atilmtl .illrtin‘vl \‘3 llllllu .
l'lihi'lt iiil'i in-tj.l~.:,\vv“. ml."- Mimi M. l"
Kiwi; toil. M‘s-ll» lim».it"ll 9' il.
in ,w l the e trilmiueiib
senile lite em. one and
"a
hlllhb followed: Wm'ili
him {lull yet. More r .,
Ail‘cgornnw Acxnmn ll limbs“.
:tr: Mi, Man 4‘3 l-‘hn J Morris-
my me sirl'llimllm'li on if non one on the
r' lirermr «it' with no: TKVQS tin. .ilw lJLrlldlii. my
(‘lipnirl‘ by late ohm Mrs Morning-toy re»
Hi2
1 mums homo: liven ih'ii'rltit‘mriilltllfll to obtain
sepivl'milu'n'ii from: ilrwtr annulment wd 338
lll'li'l‘lbiim‘wit llw lint-rim linen liming”
«new» ”minim ”met.
«H. :3). Sillmm. UM. 25.-—Adflm
“‘flllm'll lill hold“ llJ‘illir .1.“
meanwhii‘. Mimic-n no mountable entire
homily not than no nmtimlt *tlilletl'ldit‘ The
homily who tlnwt’t‘y multimeter! Waiter,
while hotly isorrnrimril. is «on at «longer.
.“I‘L‘I'Ir-
VHWMD W'Mm'o hip.
M u my, «not if» ,.. misread Person
Weston». who) llvtln [\Mfit’lliniilu on Monday
time our is ..w mire motile nhnwnxrll the out.
he «mutu- no «in is 0:1va Nu‘llJU. ruched
here 13 l~.;.iénm-now [allotted “It! hit wilted-.1110.
(underwear! ”moron” um
Minnow-g MM 2'? A narrator of
Etienne oil new «Joanne who he: lawn un-
tent-mi m llm‘ litwipwil ilihic till 101' {he killi-
m.“ “f. 1.1mm” Minnow. vent to Mullah“!
“him“; Aim» . mi“ lllllllfl‘lllflflu ”all“
”his: lap an em
l‘llirinnnu. MM ‘z‘t‘r m’i‘mehnrflu rim-
hurt all m ml‘lmrll my oil Flllldfiflpi who
lime item «newline! is M” of Win tilt.
ll‘rwnoi‘s more”. link .. wm grim on
nniwli mil “lithium. hall».
"I‘.WI AM
Air in. ten. out 32’» ~1i'ihm W of John
Y M». [strontium the Written of the su-
ermnm mm of innit-viii“ he: ll.” not
down Eat warmer-tent Mm «in mortal
wppiiiiillit «iniiiirt‘. N
"f" "or human Villa Wit.
Sir. rim H, but 2' ..... Mnmuirmum
thunk item there limiting tom the inset p»
- View Vilflriilill My new minim. trowel. mixing
tile minnows no t tuners 283‘ miner-e be to
wineries
.. new flewlw «m
("it .ycm. ”I'll or Mrs Misty Wood-
iiriitge. noeflimlwll we menu's “PM“, :9!
allow it} it t .. m» moniker can b ape
is me to me Mr iii-114M in mm»;
'l‘hey accompanied him from “in cmiflm‘“ :9 ‘3' w
to the train. and in the our one sentiment I
Iy behind him and the Monroe his win :
OM! fl “Maurine".
denominations. flit t” . «he re «a.
stiller“ mam mu Mm o tie-u. wei-
anmr iii-m lila- lhorl Maturity «creation
1 to menu; so «lineman.
Imus.“ no arms.
Mme. .1. i’. out no uni-old I.
lonesome. the influence «ml-l
ram , mm. :92er n In“.
I M‘ .. _. H. H...)
m M u tell.
WV. m it
ti
AN IRON PUDDLER.
An Englishman by Birth. lie Seal the
”rum“ of Protection to His Trude.
Last spring I lied ovonsion to take 9.
short trip throuuh Ohio. this day as I
Willi busily reading the paper which I
had bought at the lust station ii men
came along and dropped into the seat
with me. After i had lllll.~llt'il my paper
I passed it over to my companion, and
inter we fell into discussing the news.
Chief among the items of interest was
the lhtrst gossip in regard to the tariff
bill, and we soon (mine to flint.
"How lift! you on tho llil'lll question?"
i asked.
"l'ni not up on nil the ruins out] do-
tips,” was the reply, “but I aim against
free trade or anything like it, whether
it's culled tariff for It'l'r’llllt' only or by
the new tangled name of ‘tiu‘iii‘roi‘oriu.’
I wasn't born under the stars and stripes.
ldilln’t lum- llir- say so in regard to
Unit. I rim :iii l‘lllgllr-llliiiill by birth. 1
know who! it is to Work under fl‘i't‘
truth, and i can tell you that free trade
is mouthing tlini \vorkiiigmon can't
afford. "
“You iind things Very riiiforent hero
for the \i'uikinuinuu from what they are
in England. thou?" i asked.
“You run Jililgzu for yourself. " he re-
pliwl. “l Willi, to work when I was it
yuirsolil for 2H cunts n (lily. 'l‘lint‘s
what i'llllill"‘ll how to do under free
trade, i didn't :::-t :i ’Clilliltf” for min-h
mluvution. 1h you i'ull see. i ionrnwl
one thing. though. and thutwus that
labor in Ann rim is. protected, iiiiil so
N-tlil ah i grow up i (‘llliii' to Ann-rim,
:iiui l'w gut lll'l‘l‘ {ix :i Iil.|ll tln- educa-
tion limit 1 was tb-privul oi in England
ci< :i l‘llllil. "
“And you rhi‘diw n will have more
of it >liow tiriii you lutil,” l suit].
“Wt ii l‘lllllt‘l‘, " lnv r pliwl. "it was
its Ililli‘ll n: l i'iillltlilii in live Iivi‘l‘illi‘l‘t‘.
”or“ i l12i\t‘l‘t"'ll “bin to rniw my (‘iiil—
(in ii iii l‘ntiii'ui't liliil to giro them it
growl t-Illli‘dliirll. "
“You you found lliJii liiimr in
Ann l'li'li is proiwtml. " l Nilil. “The
l)t"tiwi‘l‘1li.~ my that tho only tliiui: that
lrli'l pint: vii-ii in Am: l‘lt":l is labor.“
“\‘v'llili IitvlL-«I'lld' tluit is!" tln- Kilt:-
i>liinun ”.1... out. “Wiuit do tlivy sup-
pom» \w (‘wiziv llVI'T' livro for": For tin‘
l-niwiii ot' i‘m- no \‘r yoga-1' if we bod in
“Hill for tho >:ir:n- Wain-s, We might its
in ii >i;i_\' zit ll‘lllll'. "
“l~ tin .“i' llilit'll
llli iii"" l :i~'t :l.
“A ditliii mu- of $2171! :1 duy to nip,"
i... l'i‘l'lli‘rl. “l um :i Illltlillr r by trzulv.
l gut .3 >lllllll1g~, or $1.2m, a (lay in
litulnml. l illl $3. W lit’i't‘, ow-r throt-
more as min-h. My $1.0M it day in liiigv
Lind was tor l‘llilillill: them; might of
ll‘I=il. My " NH ll tiny inro is for pull-
' " 9.7m \\'« light, i (ll) li-.~‘.~ \\'tin{ in
u «my lii‘l" llilill l lljlll to «in in ling»
lurid 'l‘liw «liil'v l‘i'lli u in mum isn't so
min ll 1': :i]! mum. of course," lll‘ i'nii-
lll'lli :1. "i ill ll i,~ :ilwiiys ('Iirlllilll to
ii: . ::~uio i.» «lft‘i r. um- lH'l‘Vt‘i‘ll drug:-
‘ r‘y :ivwl ennui ll);.'t‘fl1r'i‘ :iml
‘ hwy ziinl vniiil'virl. "
l. ‘l '-iil.l\
my
rliil'vri-nr-o in-tii‘wn
iii
L’lili: In it: i ;‘
irriiur ii; w.
.i h
bi'NA'TUti i'liLL l“; lLLOtL‘CAL
lliv “'uiilii I ‘: liith- ('iiriili Liilmr, but All-
lllll ii~l Enzip l’rviiliiu-h rl‘vt' of Duty.
Mitchel ‘
roi‘l‘>l:n:vn‘y¥: hm. all write on :Niiil‘f‘WlllU 9"“ '
n one M'eriier. :
in . rlililwli ii iii-- lill inirw
l1", . - l'ii- lii~l :«ileili Hl‘ llli'
l]... w ‘ll 4“ n \‘i'llil'll pi‘w owl to put
3.x in upon ii:1ir.i;r.ini> rumor r llill
:Lmi NW.‘ .' lln iii-\'Hlv-I‘~'i-i' lzii'ill' l‘v-
rm pi? ill! l'.'~"l\'l" into xi oh irininrly
.’ Mimi ll -"i -n. lb rt- til bunt Himiur
.. \\ lili ibuw ill-his r‘vulliziuuos
m. “irtll'l {it'wlu‘i row nunvriul, 'l‘iirii'
in \\:i.~ in implw u in on pinup lll'
' i. but in :oimit llli' products of i‘lli'tlll
'i‘iivy noubi uii't- tin- Ann it
lll'i‘ lll‘lil in “With ill. but
ll . l'l:ill.'l l'--i' lln- pi'mlin'ts of his lzilmi‘.
'J 1”. my awrivr~ nl' llli‘ bill inlroozii-vrl
ii on '.w Hound [but it \\‘Hllltl pi‘otm'i
Ainwrnm lnlwi'. but how it tux on im
lili;l':illl~ ‘.\’Htlltl protect Allli'l'liu'lll liibor
it ill" [il‘lllllii’lfi of [illillll'i‘ l‘llli'lllll‘flll bi-
im on in iw brought in i'rm- of duty ii
in «lllllr'llli in Mr.
'l'in» l“'lilliu'l lubur lllW forbids llll'
lililiill'i;illwll ul' luborwrs, lillil tho Euro-
]l"ltll llil<tvl'i‘l'~‘ \\‘l|ti (‘Hlilt‘ lii'rt' for illi‘
Wilt“ nier'i of ln'lti'l'llii: llli‘lr i‘lllllllilllll
ill'lllilllil. ninl in lllllh'l ('usos l‘l‘i‘i'lVi'.
Ann-rimn “intros.
ll lilliV lu' that tho i‘niiii‘tti't liibnr low
is iixsuilir-ivui lo iii-minplisliiispiii‘po.~v,
and that such :i law he tho one now
propowl may in» inwossui'y in tin! limit“
il' 11'” now. but in lii‘ t'll'm'tivii it must
be in (mum-Minn with liimili‘i‘lli’ii turili'
Mir tint lii‘iiilili'li-i of foreign labor.
With lbw products of foreign lnlmr
:iillilllit-il Ti‘m- into our ports mun lum-
it"lli'wl to rinim'niv in this country.
'l‘ln'y i'llll i-‘iriy ut lnmu', sure their prob
mull ninth-y null M‘llil tin-tr goods over
in llllili'l‘M ii American lubor. '
..i1wi‘li~~
I'm l'ilwi' l'
'l'i-lmi in I'.Vl|lll' ilw boom.
The inriil‘ issuv was must carefully
molded by llil‘ lic-ium-ruiio speakers in
Maine iiui'iinz llii’ 1': rent ‘lllll]illlilll.
'l‘hvy «land not bum llil' plumb» in «ii--
loin-w of ilw'lloriimu bill, it bill odious
in the yumm- of the whole stain—an bill
Wlili‘ll before its. pussiiw‘ lirirl lli‘i‘ll ill"
nnuiinml |‘\’t'll by llrnnwrniit' county illlll
lllrll‘li‘l mum ntzous. 'i'livy iilll'llliili‘ll in
lull-n] lbw run he by ninkiiuz resubmitt-
e-li‘ll of ill“ lll‘iillllllll'lll lliw ilin ratio is-
‘uv of the l'uliiinllml. hit the ton-rs
ii‘r-trii ii'il l'i lw l'w-ilu l, liy llil'll‘ tut» ~‘
on l’ll'l'llllll dujr. :lr'v by lhvir Words pro
taut.i~'ly.tln-y ili'ilriillii'l‘il Til" :izliuniktru
lion wbii'ii llJ‘i siriw-n to lli‘Htl‘H'.’ Am r
icon industries iii ltvmw iiinl to betray
} Alill’l‘ll'lill bunni- ubrmnl.
flu-up Farm ’Iriivk.
Truck lal'lll"?! llii "i 4‘. to? in it .
thrill. min-windy tr" 7, ,i' g a .m
onions not nin-r’w urlblil' ~ l‘ilv
pryi'bml ill int‘n r 12'": 4 HT "'5'. iir ': "
tier lin- iii, l‘i ? r “i.-
wrm'i lull.) iv; out w: H”
Aliir'rivun bum-i . '. Jul ,n .. M tin
not {yr-re ire-iii.
.l"!’
i.-‘
l t rr ‘ii
”am: no tor mil Mirth-r.
Thalia whilst-if pensions were Gilt
mum
nineteen;
Sole Arron! for
6. 8 l. B. BDLTON’S
HOT WATER HEATER
Plumbing, steam and lies-Fitting.
i n and Sheet iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
“aru- and estimates furnished for either
not vi liter. steam or hot air heating.
Ni SOUTH MAIN ST
rue cEiii'rRAL -
BASH GROCERY
l5 iilliilH Milli STREET.
IB Ounces to a Pnund
and One Price to All.
EBONUMYiSWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will saw money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Econorr y Flour.
Our Teas and Colleen are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
.3 very extensive trade in Teen and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
Are You locking in Mackerel.
Fine, “'lilti tiesh, Norway Mackerel here,
15c.
Portland Herring, Tu.- lb.
They tire tine, those Wntt rbury Should-
ers. Not sell, icon, and («1qu in taste to
any hum, 1th lb.
lllgllliintl l‘ull Cnnni Cheese. Lovers
of line Cheese, if they have a taste of
this brand, are pretty sure to call again.
lioney from itvv. ii. N. Dunning. Mr.
Dunning says he has had fine honey, but
dou‘trvint'inlwr if over having suchn
superb article of horn-y us this. At his
price, ‘35s lb , in the comb; a second
quality at li‘u'.
Fine Florida Lonimis.
tlrreu ('itroii, L’c lb
New Poppy Seed (or our Hungarian
Customers.
New i'runolls.
—A'l'-— KY“
Dibble & Coming:
ii i. New Haven 8. Haniniil till.
.lU.’ 3 7. 1894.
RAIN» l RAVE fillU'I‘H NUIIWALK All
FOLLOWS;
Fen New Your. Fort le HAVIN-
A. Ill." l iii Wash. ex. l5 :i .-~l Uri ex..
H ex" i l. 03..
'x 461.01. l6 8:: Mn.
:15 liK'ill ex. ‘3‘ «:3 no.
. 91.. , M‘..
-' 08 1. ex.‘ 9 ll i-it..
Minx" lieu; ex.
Hii em. “Mex"
g‘fi it: that... ..
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il’ l9 1""1 i ll ‘ill a":
;. om ex. i Mu.
v.1 lid-«42:53 .32.. :6 if or. to liridgepor
L M... . . en.
in or. Hitler"
m M. :7 in 6L.
rm m. j? 23 M‘. to iiririasport.
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vii" Ml.
hm run, .111 in Adams ennui) so.
a an ex” .Wurieywi 38 so
a in MM ii 1:: Mt. n. 111.:
iii? Mu. i717» no. p, nu.
8 ii" M. 1
ill also" l
EundnyiwAm" ii iii m.‘
. at. t 00.. l
no"
OI. or.
iron Hummus. A. 31.432 or. ex
streamlining. l'.M.-—l2li5 u..liilex. ill)
.L s .
ii’on HPllannlhD. A. 51.432“... Him.
Max"llllill’.M.—*liiil501..71ll¢x. 84 so.
runner-rum. A.M.-l 01.1 in i 22.6 32. P. M.—
en. a no. (on. via Hartford). i, in.
LEAVE NEW Yilltli
ion Home Nouutl A. M.»—tm ex... In)
an, 'l'i'ii no" ll 91.. 902 01..
.U till ex.. 10 Oil so.. it on ex" 1103 so.
Iliiii noon or. P. .~ UH tic. i108 so.
Hill as. one or. can ex. 40! ex. m
initiator" Mill ex. Gill M3. one cm. 700 no.
tin ML. 930 Adams on. and so“
midnight sic. flundeys A. .-e
'ilec. P. M. Mill. on. Bm.mldniehi.
“-
Wm...
DAIHUII DIVIDIDI.
L‘AVE SOUTH NORWALK! ”)5 lm —
item. 1011 ex..a. 111.: 143 m. 4°48 Piling“!
1.. ii an.
LEAVE DANBUFYHOY South Hamil-
iii no“ ill) on. its so. a. nu: Mb I"
o m..sc.
tumor rein-n “Ami.
I“nineteen” some :NORWALK-fl I: III
Kieth 'h‘neon perm-co M in.
W ti. in.
uranium“
“W’Mtblflnmm from its!
smuummaulht
WWI“
some its,
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