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Headless raisins. (new) 15c.
New Citron. cheep. ‘
Florida Oranges. no. dos.
Reduced price for hard. Sager and Floor.
o3... menses. iii." and unadulterated.
out and int leson
Wilbweiuhtabont rte; nu the. Price
museums
Uihhie 85 constant
Physician In Women!
MRS. Uil. ii. i. UllllFUilU
Can be consulted at her once.
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ll rmglnl hhmve
Bea-cc. we are the 1 ms. '3! manufartnrers ol
advertised sauce in the world. and txarnntee
the value by stamping the name no price on
the bottom, whic prntcrls you against high
prices and the middle man s profit-r. Our shoes
1 custom work in _s!\Ie, easy fitting and
ring unliiic e ‘.'.'r:' n ave them sold every
here at ower pri: N {or the value given than
ny other make 'inkt it) n: I.--..:itutr If your
r cannot supply you. we can. hold by
a. Schaub & Sop.“
PATENTS
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Twent y-Ivs years ex-
srsport' mwhet her petsnteaa caste
OI fee‘aotdus
tornays at Law.
redor not.
run hallowed.
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VERMONT
MAPLE SYRUP
The people all say Hunt &
Zeluff keep the finest to be had
The finest assortment of
FISH
to be found.
PICKLEU UTSTEUS
at wholesale and retail.
Hill. UTSTERs liiU TERRIBLE
IlRKET.
Telephone call. 4041.
JACOB Ill. LAYTON
Fire. tile aluminum
till out: All museum
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Nmuno, N 1, Dec. iii—William A.
Content. In. ofthofirmdtW. A. Content
kfioagrooerein thiscity, who islntm»
sstedinloalestste Boston,
spenulationsin
, went to Poughkeepeie on Wednesday and
registered at the Nelson House. A short
‘timeefterwardheleft thohezel inacab.
rstnrningalittle later with a handsome
and stylishly dressed young woman and
another couple.
The Rev 0.1!. Snedeker, pastor of the
Methodist church of Ponghkespsie, arrived
in a few minutes and wedded llr. Content
and the young woman. The name of the
bride was not made public, and the clergy-
man was requested not to publish the
usual wedding announcement. The bride
would not to bee resident of Pough-
keepoie.
When a reporter called upon Mr. Wil-
liam A. Content, the father of the young
man. and asked him the name of his son’s
bride he said he did not know it. It has
since come to light that she was hllssMin
nie Vaughan.
Miss Maud Content' 3 face saddened, and
it was with diificulty that she repressed
tears when speaking of the aliair. She
said that William was violently ill it the
house of their father, under whose personal
cam he was. She understood that William
had been married, but did not know the
name of his brig!» as even in his delirium
he had not menfioncd it.
Kept Ills Secret Well.
Miss (mutant said that the mcmbcrs of
her family did not know that William in—
tended to get married. or that he had
“licpt comprmy” with any young woman.
After the rcmmony on Wednesday evening
he and his bride came to this city. They
were driven in a cab to the home of the
Contents. William left the cab and enter.
ed the house. but the young woman was
driven away again.
He remained at the honso all night, and
the other members of the family noticed
that he acted strangely before retiring. lt
nppmrcd to thorn that his mind was ail'cct‘
ed. Thursday morning when he arose he
said he was going to New York. He start-
ed for that city on a morning train, with
the apparent intention of joining his bride.
Miss Coutant added that Friday morn-
lag. in response to a requm from her fa—
ther. Dr. E. H. Burst of this city started
for New York to bring her brother home.
as word had been rccclvcd that he was
there insane At noon the physician
brought him home. Miss Content did not
know where the doctor had found her
hrothcr. but was under the impression
that it was on a train between New-burg
and New York. She did not know the
whereabouts of hcr bmther' a wife, nor did
she know the identity of the young man
and young wuumn who were present at.
the ceremony.
“110 la Mlnnle Vaughan?
A man who is to take care of tho strick~
on bridcgrmm has arrived at the Content
homo. The young man is vinlcnt and is
restrained by force if his condition does
not soon improve, etc]: will be taken to
have him ran-d for In an institution.
No such pct-mu as Minnie Vaughan is
known to have lived in this city. Thom is
a mystcry buck oi tin-whole affair. and
only the appearance of tho bride will tend
to clear It up. The [nticnt fmpwntly calls
out for "Shorty." which is lx-licvod to be
used at an endearing tcrm for her.
it is not known that William A. Cutl-
tant. .lr.. hr. lost money in his Boston
Lmd cmnpuny s;xx;..iations. but it is fear.
ed that he has. lie is a handsome, young
man. :25 years old. of lino figure and pros-
cncc. llc has long been a member of
Trinity lilothmiist Episcopal church of this
city. in which ho has also lee-n an usher.
lie was for scvcral years an active worker
in the Newborn Y. iii. U. A.. but “usually
had «new! participation in its work.
DEBS SENTENCED.
tux Months In Jail for the President 0!
the American Railway 1 nlnn.
l'iIICMlo, Dina. l5. -——Eugcnc \ Deter,
pmidentol the American Railway union,
was found guilty oi contempt by J udgc
Woods and manicured to six months‘ im-
primomeut.
Howard. Kclihcr and the other defend-
ants wero also immd guilty and amtcncod
tothree monthscacb. with the annular
oi McVenc. who was released tmause there
was no evidence against him.
The finding oi the murt was that Debs
end the other defendants. user-[rt DicVane.
wcmln contempt at court. but that the
punishment lnillctcd would not be cumu-
lathe. in other words. there were two
came More the cram—«me {or matmnpt
and the) other violation of the federal attit-
nte, and the latter music was merged into
the further.
After the murmur oi excitement over
the matches had subrdded the court at»
rumored that the punishment was not to
take client (or ton days. in which time the
dcirmdautu' attorneys will prepare an up
prai.
/ A Kahlua (ml-mime.
Arrears. Doc. io.-—ln the trial of
whlte capwre irorn Whitfield cotrnty in
tho Iz’nitcd auto-emu“ a saturation was
created by with-senor testifying that a ter-
reeching Kuklux registration existed In
section and that Paul 'l‘rarnmol.
United titstee internal revenue collector.
and 'l’rsmmcll Starr. some misread a
klnsman of his. are mouthful of It.
Killed With an Ale
vasuevrus. N. it, Doc. Ian-Jewi-
Klnee, afarmcr living mar Oppenhelm,
Fulton mainly, was killed by Clarice liai-
Iing. s Germ who had forbidden Klo-
keeping coropeny with his denuhtm.
Kim attempted to clout nailing tram his
Mose, when llslllng soiled an as in the
womehedand stmek Klan on the brad.
killing him Instantly.
(lured by Annual-e.
News“. N. .l., Decide—Tho first «are
in this city by the appellation oi the antlr
mine serum to a child sailor-ins from
diphtherIe has been rounded.
Andy new“ Its-shed one.
rm timers. Dec. madam Ia.
visas knocked «mt Andy Rowan etthe
Auditorium club In the eighteenth round.
retire-Almond.
amnismmmm
d “st tunnel)" disdcl do
Wflmflw “w
Dr. Henry '1'. Picnic. the {richly
For the24 hours previous to his death
Genus! Porter lesion someone condi-
tion. immediately alter the end tele-
grams telling of General Porter’s death
were sent to Governor Flower and the
when of his stall. No armaments
have as yet been made (or the funeral.
which will probably be a military one.
Genaal Porter's death isthe outcome
of on apopleotlc seizure with which he
was stricken at the Seventh regiment han-
quot at Jucger’ it last Wednesday He was
carried from the banquothali to his home.
but never showed signs of any rally.
General Josiah Porter was born in hiss-
sachusetts 61 years ago In 1861 he joined
the First Massachusetts lmttery as first
lieutenant and after four months' service
became captain. He served until Septem-
ber. 186:. when he was honorably dis-
charged. lio afterward served as llrst
lieutenant of the Boston (‘ity guards and
later as the adjutant of the Ancient and
Honorable artillery. in 1865 he came to
New York and beams acaptaln in tho
Twenty-second regiment. In 1867 he was
elected major. and in 1869 he was advancv
ed to lieutenant- mlrmcl. and in the same
year he became a colonel.
From 17469 to 1875 he msrved as a judge
of the Ninth judicial circuit court in liar-
lcm. From the date of his elevation to
the colonclcy until his up; . ntment as ad—
jutant general of the national guard by
Governor Hill in loud in: was in command
of tho 'i‘ucuty-scmud rcglmcnt. Since
then he n‘oruanlzcd tho- h’llttt‘ trmps lie
was mcmioncd for nappuiutmcut by Gov-
cruor Elcct Morton, but Colonel E. A.
McAipln received the oilice
FEDERATION STiRRED UP.
I'olltlcs Caner-d a ltcdliot Row In the (‘on-
volition.
l)I-:\'\'.r:u Doc. 15. -——()n thcnusscriililiiig
of the convention of the American Feder-
ation of Labor the political programme
which was submitted by the last conven-
tion to the various unions to be acted
upon by them and then by the Federation
was taken up. The programme is the
samcasthat in force among the trades
unions of England and includes compul-
sory adoration. direct legislation. eight
hour work day, abolition of the awaiting
nystcur, municipal ownership of street cars
and gas plants and of telegraphs, tele-
phoncs, milrmds and mines.
John 1“. Tobin of the boot and shoe
workers stirred up a storm when he assert-
ed that there was a political organization
among laboring mun, and that presidents.
secretaries andotlicr oiliccrs of the la-
bor organizations use their positions to se-
cure politicm clcctium and appointments.
(ibjcction tame from u riozcn mou, includ-
ing l’n‘sidcnt Guinpcrs. Secretary Evans
and oIhcr Federation olllccrs. Mr. Tobin
rcmarkcd that-such a show of fooling was
all the pure! he wuulcd that his shot bud
bit tlu- mark. llc was upplmldcd by 'I‘.
J. Morgan and album.
\l’hcn lu- iuul finished. Prcsidcnt (tour
pct-r took tho lloor and denounced as a lie
the gcncml charge which inclmlnl him.
and doiicd Mr. Tobin. Mr. Morgan or any
min-r (lolcgntc to point to a vulnerable
place in his can-0r nw'iu lmncsty. Ho
vhurgcrl that it was a cowardly attack
upon urwiuiml labor. Ills mmls ur-ro
\‘r-ry bitter. min-m folluwnl in n Iillilli‘l‘
\clu.
5"
SEELY iN NEW YORK.
The “rank lle- [stilts-r lawful l' p In Lurliuw
Street Juli.
NEW YORK. llm'. lfi.——-.\‘.uliucl (T Swiy.
lulu lxmkkccpcr of lill‘ Slow llllll la‘allu-r
National bunk, this city. is imluy a fully
bur-ml llrlvllll'l' in comfortableupurimcnts
in Lurilmv Sin-ct jail. Hm-ly arrived at
tho l'cnnsylvuulu ruiiruuul depot. .lr-rsoy
('ityJiy the {anti-st train liiltl rum ln-twwu
(‘iiimgo and N'mv lurk. (in uliahling he
illt‘fli a lwvy of mine 40 n'poriurx and art
lets hiss-initial in gmups on the platform
Awaiting thc arrival ur the train Wm triu-
pi‘lsnlu-r's lciml utlviscr and confidant. Law
vcr Angel, Mr. Angel chatted inwly with
ilic wportcrs. but said little of any impor-
Inom to be rec-mind.
hlr. (‘mua tho bank‘s pry-sirloin. luul
lawn during the run from Chicago “norm
log in his oilorte to get 80on to talk. but
Mr. I'mno. sparking to a reporter. said:
"Wc now know no more of his methods
than whcnl left New York. llc Would
my nothing—absolutely nothing. The
man has left nic completely in the dark."
but this one interesting fact was glean-
orl: Hocly admitted that ho had rum-r- for
a moment crmtcmplotcd leasing the i ult-
cd Strum “i could not " he remarked. s.
"imvc Mic and child and go nbmul
“but i did intend to do was to got a job
mun-whom ut ucmuutunt'rt work utulnr
Minimum-1| name and not again towtlwr
with my wife and CNN. " ’l‘hc «turnout of
bull r‘uuly will be rmurircd to furnish be
fnm bring minim-d was hot. at “lotion by
l' uiiul States ( cunnimlnuur Rhinitis
PENSlDN BlLL PASSED.
The House Also Adopts the llltl Resolu-
tlrm.
\l’asnmrms. Doc, lb.—~'l‘lwtlnwoi um
house WM culmlmu‘li with debate on the
wits-ionuppmpriuiiou bill. and although
it nimumlcd in charges and l'nillili'l‘
charges It lacks-d mum-sting tintall. The
bill Nit-rim tillJHlJ‘i‘r‘O and was [usual
without atm-mlmuut. 'i‘hc llitt mediation
of inquiry calling oil the mastery on! state
for tho mmmwudcnco relating to the pay-
mom of “95.1100 to (least llrltaiu in mm-
nwilnn with the fur ecal r-rnutmvcrsy was
mloptml. The evening weniou use ticvnll‘ii
to tho mnnsiclcmtlou of primtc wrisluu
bills. and the house ndlouruml over until
'\
Monday . ‘_ a.
Fired (lune When line Cains.
Hrummsm Mam, lino mammal
Jomph ll. lire). mutant mmmry of war.
paid an olilclnl visit to the Springfield
armory, and a salute of in puns was tired
in his honor
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rum to fight one».
liaisons, in, live. m..-43mm iii:-
uu. the champion fmthervrclaht purrillst
of Amcrlut. has at last arranged taught
Grills, the nmtr-h being maria by tale
with .- .- ..
tlsrry J. Ihsilrnenw lived.
Nsw You. Dec madam J Shell-
rmtn. a (crater meningitis editor oi Texas
timings, died at his home in Bmoklyn.
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ABSOLUTELY PllRE
THE OLD RELIABLE
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W H iieeker85iirr
Sole Agent for
t. t .l. n. BULTUII’S
Hnrwuzn HEllEi
Plumbing. Uieem end tee-Fitting.
I'll: end Uhest Iron Wort;
Hot Air Resting.
Pleas and estimates tarnished tor either
ot water. steam or hot air heating.
to ROUTE MAIN ST
Raymond 8L Sons.
'Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and Gr neral Funeral
:ltlreeiors.
so and datlaln Street. liorwalk. 0t.
Residence. at Berkeley Place
I Telephone. 17-0.
SUllTll liURWllK SAVINGS Bill
51 Washington street.
Open daily from it to 13 a. m.. and from its!
ii p. m.. audlon Saturday ewninge from U to 7
Williams! allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOL\TANS. Prcet.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Preei.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. See. and Tre.
L
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JUNE 7. 1891.
was lut I SOUTH NORWALK M
FOLLOWS:
Inn New You. Foa New haves.
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5 on“ i 17 ex“
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i 1. cm, H6 u».
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lot en. to [ill er..
ill on. ll (Ii ex..
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are ac.‘ P. stature .1)
in ex... l W as.
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ll 87 loczl an. i 81! m..
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nurture. r.u.-uteu..nrier. u
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lion Henson-no. limo it lies“
1! ..|ll)dl’. mnibu. Titles. Mine.
lion .- . ‘o in. . -
teammate artio lfllfi
th RIM YORK
con Scorn Museum a. u.—e on es... M!
s. . to Bill as“
u to es.. ilril‘ m.. 1] mixes» lllll so
mm coon es. xP' hi.--iie ee. iiui as
:m or. title as: ex. lilies; mild
spill) ex... Bile dill ac. MB out
no em can.A
ridn t er. Rafi. mania—y 01 "so
flaggmd MiQ tribes... nishi .
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more No wanton bury-
lles..a.rn.t «a...» tislleld
"thrive” dancer for death Harwell-
do eraiuimesaltosc..e.milldll
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mm. '01" “Alli.
scorn NOEWA Isl-J! 1. I I
:‘Wimou returns an n
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ts, - Merits slit-teed and ‘s
. homers outdoor ”earners Pres.
mandamus!“ 5.11% Willi
:n‘w :33.“ drawing or finite" with desrdp-
" psienuhleor MW (moi
i lesec
My. “Dumper den eel “fig” with
“:qu iii"?! and
.nweo _,
Mr more: ”ethereal: winds
‘ or we buy merchandise which VIM
, the must profit. The vetoes are.
’ explains In all its details the method of ”doth
9
Mendujoyellleotsfln
unseat-immunise-
“Show mellow. ”Emilie a3
Whilethewaysod Immune!" " "
eudveried.thomostsuccenlal.uid W
whichthelerssstfertuoesksve ”
istedmsaioetoldieonemrd.
luamsssureweereallem
ataprotit. houses and lands wkiok ,
for an advance. or stocks. hollow V
But at ellcommoditisl. stockeead stein.
known and you can always and a mark
long tediou waits, perhaps for month‘t
you realiseeprontlas in the case at M
velopmeut oi lend. ) but e constant and
change in values. registered daily on ”.
"Picker.” and which u m... adren «. *
lead to large gains. it is impossible
‘lorth in an article of this character. tho
of speculating and the many adventure”
obtained by a broker who is constantlymn
ground. Suffice it to say: We have had
large experience in the Stock Brokerasc buil- ,.
nose. and our book on stock speculation KW
lotion.
We charge a commission of but told in tit.
execution of all orders. and where the "I”
does not have easy access to the markets.
give him the benefit or our experience by see
cepting discretionary orders. or in atlas
words. buy and sell ’tothe best of our Jud;-
ment for his mount and profit.
We deal in stocks. grain and provisions in
lots of ten share and upwards on a margin of
from 310 6 per cent" and all orders receive *
our personal and prompt attention.
can be sent by mail or telegraph at our ex»
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Correspondence solicited.
sunnun STUCK EXCHANGE.
New York. N. Y.
Provincial Department. Room Elli.
FITS!
more up! DON’T Lose‘couruen
grail". disianeis not incurable10 becamyour
p ys c an asgiven you up. an yo
receive-d REE benefit from the in éibegm 3'
have tried not any reason you seem tilts.”
cured. We can positively care all kinds ct
Fits. Epileptic. Convuision or bpasmotic WI
I'll A POSITIVE AND I’m-A A.
HINT CUBE IN ALL OASIS. We have
cared thousands. many cases of ion standln
given up by doctorses Incura e. in «ft
"Allen's Fit Cure" you will find a medicine
that has never failed tocil‘ect a y can.
We back our guarantee with an er of w
to an yperson we cannot cure Highest bank
references furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. 83 (I). 2 db. $6.00.
ALLEN MEDICAL l 0. .,
Washington and Water Ste . Boston. Mass.
LADIES
fluttering from Retarded. Suppressedor
fui Menstruation and all i regularities of like
as ure. will find our FEMAI. I’ll. 1.8 an in-
fallible cure. They are entirely safe and can
alwaysberelicd upon for speedy relief. We
have yetior0d hear of a case where they have
failed to ace the desired result. A box
n266ai '
should “It?!“ on hand at all times to provide
for emergencies. (‘orrcsmndence confidential.
By mail. with full directions. securely seal-
ed. 921!) per box.
ALLEN MED'CAI. 00. _
Boston. lien
Washington snd Water Bis"
P J. FLYNN,
Piumhing. Steam and Has Fitting.
108 WASHINGTON ST.
.i. F. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PURTER WATER MUTUR,
Meet in'the world Fall and get prices.
mil tf
Tll Suture lire imminent-7" It.
“the at.“
Look for of the
the Sign Blue Bel.
L .
MJRWALK DIVISIDN.
0—..—
Public Sessions are Located as follows:
Wail street. - - Central 0m
New Canaan. - New Canaan Melee '
‘llowey ‘ E. W. (lodhe a
‘riouthy Norwalk — - . ll.
Weetport. - I.
‘Wilton. N. it. Mil. a a. It. ll.
‘lnrltcetee Automatic Station.
PERIODICAL TICKETS.
Make your HOLIDAY PURCHASE of the
lollowing Business florists. leave periodical
tinteiu and secure the subscription to your
favorite newspaper or magazine for UNI
Yiiianaee
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for yonmli or friend.
l'lesse remember that liekeis sad
the cash must he presented at stores at
time goods are purchased. as lbs tier.
clients will not ncccpt them under other cir-
cumstam‘rs.
ALL. PltEMlUMB will be pmumv
FURM‘HED and are iiUAltANTIID All-
SOLUTEL'I FREE.
been tickets at following pluses only. until
further notice. as we collect tickets from no
other:
lcntlelrl & lloyt. Home": and South Norwalk.
R. H. l’laisted, South Nowell-
Il. 8. Brown. Booth Norwsik.
ll. ll. Bodwell. South Norwelk.
John ”reseller. Booth Nowell.
tire. listen Holman. Mililuer. south liorwalk.
lliss‘lisnes Pitch. Milliner. Norwaik.
l‘rshcls lb 00.. South Norwalk.
Oomeloch Brothers. Harwell store only.
A. ll. lloyt a lion. Norwalk.
W. A. Vasel. Nowell.
Fred Mead. Nowell: and South llorwslk.
J. Arthur Hosea. Hernia.
Bette a Ferriacten. ilorwelk.
W. l“. Milkweed. iicrwalk.
Hickman D Betta Mall.
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