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surance 60.. of Hartford.
will lift-tire the life of a young man for 81M
for less than to adayfor will sell him an en-
domnent tor tiJlIi for lose titan To a day.
payable to himself if he lives. and his people
if he dies. so do not neglect to ineurc.
S S. l'llliMillElllEli. AGENT.
ill Willlilfillflll Si.
FITS!
enact UPI cowuoss COURAGEI
Yozr dlecaee is not incurable because your
phya -ian has given you up. and you have not
received any benefit from the medicine you
havelrlrdJs not an rrawn you cannot be
cured. We can pee lively cure all kinds of
Five. Epileptic. (lonvulslon or npesmotic. WI
GUABAI HE A POSITIVE :- ND PERMA-
llfl‘l‘ CURE IN ALL OASIS. We have
cured thousands. many canon of ion standing.
and given up by doctors as incurah . in our
“Allen’s Fit Cure“ you will rind a medicine
that has never failed toeflect a epeedy cur-e.
We back our guarantee with an offer of 81m
to any permn we cannot cure Highest bank
references furniehrd on Application.
1 qt. bottle. ram. 2 qt. 35.00.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00.
Wasbin inn and Water Ste. Denim. Mass
LADIES
Suffering from Retarded, Suppresecd or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all irrwtilaritie» of like
nature. will find our I'll-MALE POLLS an in-
fallibiecure. They are entirely safe and can
alwayebe relied upon for speedy relirf. We
have yetto hear of a case where they have
failed to produce the tlt‘flll’f‘d molt. A box
should he kept. on hand at nil Home to p ovide
for emergencies. l‘orreemndem-e confide nllal.
By mail. with full directions. eeciireiy seal-
ed. will per box.
ALLEN Mimic“. co. _
Worthington and W titer 5th.. Refining?“
n‘ y
reticulum.
This Concerns Your Personal Interest
You have received a little book of PERI-
ODICAL. TI'TKE'I‘S. Toaccompllrlb the pur.
80m for which this system of advertisan lit
eelttned. we invite your earnest attention and
cooperation.
Let us endeavor to explain the plan so you
may have no hesitation in regard to its adop—
ton.
lll’ieaee bear in mind that there it no
eacenaeto you whatewr...eltber for nos-
m or nunutuus. When you matte
purchases of the Dealers whose
names appear the finite! hmk. you
Mr rourtts ooona n was 1' an or run-
the ratio of
in
can: and leave these tickets a
on 'l'lUlll'l' for each run came er taunted.
As an illustration. ruptures van or at one
store. s to the amount of two—you have
ten tic ets; at another.ycnr purcbaae amounts
to titty contamleave tivu tickets: at still anoth-
sr store rnptirrbase amounts to sew—you
ve tickets and so on in the same
proportion. We collect the ticket-t from each
store once a week. add all the tickets of your
number whether and credit the entire amount
to your name on our lumlta. When you have
used ticlt eta amounting to any of
the numhera mentioned he ow. we
will Henri you the corn spend!) if
amount in premium. The prsmttinla c heist
of the ltlllhfll‘lp'lfln for (ma "an of emblem.
paper or Magaalne. hilbliaht d at the elven
rate for tickets titted: any ih you may tie-
ltir in the same way. or. if you prefemnt w ll
son you an order in trade on any one of our
Advertiaips Firms for the amount title you for
ticket» it
Am. vitslttntte with Ill rnorttrtm trunnion-v
an All) Mil ousuaanan 'ro its amnmam
i a.
”as the ticketri There is no limit of time
' and by using them continuously you will ro-
eeive many valuable premiumstilie merchants
wills pr- ciste your efforts a d we shall be
[rent y obliged. May we do some of your
tickeia in our next collection? Keno some
tickets in your pocketbook than no will not
forget them; the number 0 your tom duly-
nstsa yo ineliortnsmbrr- of your family 0
us. as every Moor has a different number so it
is not essential that you should carry the ink.
Read your inch carstttlly.bcai us in tic eta
st encased Women have use sl the ink-
ets. not another k free. at Our 0 . Room
l Masonic Building. Norw thorst suelsc
dn'a. .fioresiltmhere sl orders for premi-
u s a old he left.
lump wil be furnished as follows:
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"LAY'rtlo
lite. llit Illll lttllitmilatmtr
till [STATE AID limit! llll'l
at
mama 19mm tour.
”or“. Bishops to Turn WM
lions Aside Front lowbreaklu: and the
illuminate tn‘l'ut all But! to Blotter-lugs
and strifewh'awlli's Mia-m um.
addressed to the American opiacopatu has
been made public here in the document
the pope romiie the fact that he associated
himself with the celebration of the fourth
centenary of the diaccvery of America.
the evongclxmtlnn of which country was
tuition Willi mail/ed by the Franciscan
and Dominican monks and the Jesuit in.
them
he bishop in America was a grout friend
of George Washington, {other of. his coun-
rot-u ero. ‘
try. the pope aimwa how the episcopal
councils. oidcd by the breadth of viovv and
the entity of American lows. “88"de the
development of Catholic institutions.
It was to contribute still more to this
dot'olopmcnttltut the pope founded the
university at Washington, for it was of
importance that Catholics should lie in the
front rank in sciences. even modern
sciences. provide they were one in in-
tegrity nod faith. ‘o.thls end his holiness
exhdrte the bishops to do all in thoirpmver
to encourage the profess of the university
at Washington. as well as of the North
American college in Home.
The Apostolic Delegation.
With regard to the apostolic delegation.
th pope states that it was instituted with
a v w to drawing closer together the bonds
between the Catholics of America and the
holy see without in any way curtailing
the powers of the bishops.
ills holiness urges the American opium
pole to put an end to strife. to instill the
idea of unity and the perpetuity of mar-
riage among the faithful and to inculcate
among the people civil and religious vir—
tuna.
In particular the pope calls upon the
bishops to turn usido worknicn's organi-
zatlons from luwbrcokiug, to teach ,lotir-
naiietn respect for religion and truth. to
reprovc thoso journals which pass judg»
moat upon episcopal acts and finally to
turn l’roteelnntn to Catholicism by chill-L
ty. by llln‘tl‘llt‘tlml in doctrine and by lead-
ing an exemplary life. in conclusion his
holiness rul'tlltlillontll thoscndlng of a mis-
sion to the indiane.
TO SEA ON AN lCE CAKE.
The lit-sound and “content “nth llmlly
l-‘roatltltteu.
Latino-fox, lint. .inu. {Iii—in the
storm on Friday night. four tooth—Wot
\l’iglu. A. Wilkinson. (2. Cullen and M.
lioohwithwwhile at work cutting Ill) on
Lake Erin, wurc (lltl‘l'll‘ll out in the lake.
The ice on which tlicy Hood, with n t- um
of horses. suddenly cracked. null the \\ ind
rapidly blow it out toward mitllnke.
The line cracked. and hug» pieces broke
oil until only enough for men nntl hoist-it
to etnnd on one left. Thou throo molt
volunteurod to man u entail boot and put
off. After three boure' hard wurk they
numbed the line and took off the limit. but
had to learn the horses. in a few minutes
the ice broke up. and the homes were
drowned. lloth rescued and rescuers wort
badly fmzen.
HAMPTON EXECUTED.
The New Your Murderer Went to the Idler»
trical Chair Today.
Strut SiVil. Jan. 25.»-l)nvid Hampton.
the murderer ct Mrs. Anntvtta Abrcns. a
widow 7|} years old. of New York. wan or
cooled in the electrical chair today. lit
was apparently resigned to hilt fate.
llo spent his last tiny on earth with his
spiritual advisers» Rev. Father Crwdon
and llov. Father McGuire nud Sister;
Mary liilrchnmn nuti Clotildu. from the
fiction of tho Good Shepherd. 'l‘arrytown.
Father Grin-don mltninlntered the riten oi
communion to tho condemned mun, after
which an hour was spot". in prayer.
The lint-era Birthday Celebrated.
flaunts, .litu. 2N.~'l‘hc anniversary oi
tho—emperor s birthday wasmnrkcd by the
usual rejoicing“. The city won m'llltrtlll)
decorated and illuminated. 'i‘ho chiol
thoroughfares worn thrommd. After m
lluiottn retrieve in the chapel of tho royni
pulnoo llm emperor revolved nongrntuin
tiotmof his royal uttonta, tilplottmte and
other tlotulillitlos.
Whore War lilo-ids Threaten.
CITY or Maxim. .ian. 2N.-'-«'l‘ho altuu
tintt of tho i itmictttuia affair is uncluttmml.
Both Mexico and lit'mtenmln arc utlli no
inn on with their war preptmitlons. and
prominent hit-shunts thinlt the outlook ll
very ulmmy for [WIND unless Guatemala
ret'odce from the bold stand idle bus taken.
Ashore on fluibhead thoala.
I’llll.Aillil.l’iliA, Jan. tilt-«Tho l-‘nwln
nah line stutmahlp City of Macon, (flip
lain Lewis. which sailed frmn this port
Saturdny for r-‘uvnmmh. with a large can
oral canto. la auburn on the Bulkhead
aboaltl, when: she run three hours alter
leaving pert.
NOW “amt! on Hillel.
Ran HA‘KK. N. .t., Jan. flit—~11“! mt
yards skating record. standing start. war
button here by John ill Johnson. wilt
made the distance in it i-iiscecuds. David.
son who was second. was only one-fifth ot
a mod behind the leader.
bomb-airy Burned.
film” i ' hers‘wssltmutotht
' ‘ new... f more...
we
Rout. Jun. ce—thie' papal encyclic‘al"
the first cure of Columbus. which ovangel- .
After pointing out that the first Cotho- .
automation. he... Jan. yea—alas, ,
l ,
l ,
will
i . . ,~ . of his
health. is expected today or Tuesday. and
it special legislation Alsdsmaeded by Mr.
Cleveland to meet the crisis an aflcrt un-
. doubtrdly will be made to comply with
his wlsba. "
The week in the senate will open with
the renewal oi the discussion at the He-
waiian question. which promises, to be-
comb the subject of several more very ani-
mated speeches before “shall be definitely
and finally disposed an
The adoption of the Vest amendments
to the Allen resolution. instead of tumour-
sging the antagonists of the administra
tion. has apparently had the edectcf spur»
ring them to even more strenuous and
pronounced opposition. They express
themselves as hopeful of reversing the ver-
dict of Saturday when the next vote shall
be reached. which will be on the final
adoption of the substitute. Senator Tciisr
will inaugurate the discussion for the
week with a continuance of his speech be-
gun Saturday.
M. DE GIERS' OBSEQUIES.
The Funeral Will Take Place Next Wednes-
day From the Cathedral.
8r. erametmo, Jan.~28.~—Tbe imme-
diate cause of the death of M. de Glare,
the minister of foreign affairs. was angina
peotoris. complicated with inflammation of
the lungs Sincosthe beginning of Decem-
ber his condition was alarming. but there
were transitory rallies. The inflammation
of the left lung and general Weakness,
however. constantly increased.
Ills last hours were peaceful. He was
souinclent throughout Saturday. He fell
into a deep sleep early Saturday evening
\od passed away almost imperceptibly at
ti o'clock that night.
A cutafalquo has been erected in the
death chamber. and requiems will be sung
daily until the funeral takes place. This
will be on Wednesday next. Prayers for
the dead were offered in the cathedral in
the presence of the our. the Grand Duke
and Grand Duchess Vladimir. the dipltr
mats and the ministers.
It is not likely that the death of M. de
Glen will involve any change of policy.
all of his probable successors being in ac-
eord with the czar in the desire for peace
The Journal tie St Petsrsbourg pays a
warm tribute to the faithful. patriotic,
devoted and talented services of M. do
(Here under three reigns.
l
THE DOG SURVIVED.
A Ikys Terrier That Was on the Ill rm
Chilton Turns lip Alive.
Benton Hanson. Mich. Jan. 28.-—~
When the Chicora went out of St. Joseph
on its last trip. there was a dog aboard.
Saturday the do: was brought into the
city alive. Tuesday night the dog was
heard whining at the door of a roadboase
at Pottawatotnle park. It is a snuff col—
-red skye terrier. it was covered with ice.
The finder connected the visit of the
strange dog. which had evidently just
come out of the cold wither. with the lone
of the Chicarn and brought it to this city.
The dog was immediately recognized by
the stovedores who work on the Graham
docks and bytbe crew of the Petoskey as
the animal that was aboard of the Cblcora
when it left. The dog has been a,trnmp
passenger on the Graham 81 Morton trans.
portntion boat for several months.
The return at the animal indicates that
the Chicora was within half a mile of the
east shore the second night out. ,fl’he dog,
it in believed. could not swim more than
a quarter of n mile. The place where the
dog oamc ashorc— Pottawatomle park-—~ie
eight miles north of born, a lukcsidc sum.
mer resort. Many are inclined to think
the vessel must have sunk not for from
that palm.
FATAL HOTEL FIRE.
‘rwo rerun-{Witt rm, and the Business
Portion of Elmore, 0.. Ih-stroyetl.
Emmott, ti. Jim. 25.—-A tire which won
started by a gasoline explosion in the
kitchen of the American hotel destroyed
the principal part of the business section
of this town. and at lcaat two lives have
been lost. A stmngwind was blowing at
the time the fire started, and the Ameri‘
can hotel was noon a mans of flames Two
girls employed in the hatch—Maggie Flynn
and Mary U'hlalley—«wcre hemmed in by
the flames and were forced to jump from
a semnd story window. Mira O'Malloy
was fatally burned and cannot live. Miss
Flynn wall seriously hurt. and it is be-
lieved she will die.
Besides the American hotel the follow-
Ing buildings have already been burned:
The Elmore lloune, Johnston k Co's
hardware store. Frank Smith's clothing
store. William 1’. Van Dorn's grocery.
Isaac Mandlebaum'tl dwelling house dud
a barber shop
Billed Ills I't'lsnd While Drunk.
AllttTlN. Jan. nit—in a drunken frenzy
Chariot-t ladbettcr stabbed todeath Pat-
rick [lull in a asleep in this city. Both
men had been drinking heavily and were
the host of fricntla
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
King Marauder of Servia arrived at
Paritt on a vlait.
The new marine hospital in course of
construction at Vineyard llsveu. Mass.
was blown down by the sole.
Edwin 0. Qnigloy. the convicted bond
firmer. loft tho'l‘ntnba. New York. for Sing
Sing to begin his netitcnco of in year: and
ii months
The refinery at tho Cmcont City oil
mills. two miles east of Argenta, Ark" a
frame building continuing 800 barrels of
refined oil. was burned.
The grand jury at Mount Sterling. Ky.
returned indictments against Dick For
man and James Roach as the murderers
of Tom Blair. who was lynched Jan. 1.
Two trains on the Chicago and Alton
branch. running from Mexico to Cedar
City. lilo. are snowed in in a deep out
about two miles and a halt south of the
former place.
John Thompson. an emigrant from
Burnside. Ky.. while drunk. shot and in-
..statltlyhilied J. H. Shirley. a car tom
of. and seriously wounded a policeman
natacli Bailey and an unknown negro on
a was: rrsin st Vicksburg.
The ocean tag ilsa Kluge! Philadelphia
frcl‘l N York to with
tantrum: are tacoaronsran It Snow. Aer or loom '
wtu. salt"! arm can art omen A
cn'v Horst... SOUTH norm 1.
THURSDAY JANUARY 31st i9
rum 0atsrrb.Broncbit .Aatb’ lipil ., .
Doc-r {D not On at it . d l. ' '
an?“ contempt-nun. Sicill'fi‘m“
'Rtese Doctors have been most aptly termed
rill mature cals'msr nm'rs.
They point not. locate and describe ever ache. aiu‘and mt
clearly and expilcltl than hm ever been (loge by any physician on cacti:
patient can theme tree: tnev understand ant up n diseasest a glance
oiplent-y. powers and termination. . .
N0 PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY FURTHER OR TAX” ANY 110M
' BEFORE CONSULTING THEM. .
Not only will caller: be surprisel at. their wonderful k w m, ' ’ 7
cocaine expiauatlon of every canoe and effect. but at the mdghumny with m I
new. common sense rational treatri not gone to the very seat of the trouble. giving,
stant relief. and in all canon that have not pr too far. ' n .
a maroon ansohurt: aun malnutrition.
.0
’I'lleaodoctors wish it distinctly understood that they will national ' ' ‘ ‘.
eerving the right. to reiect any cane tbs in theirindgtneut has
stump hunt. your will Were no rejected. At some prior stage these cases wars
curable. can :0 IT run You no no: out." 1001.050.
FREE FOR THIS VISIT ONLY.
Remember this is the laet offar of free treatment. .01) future visits new nation ' i
charged the usual feels and the followinyon'rr will never be made again. ' . is W111 ‘.
Willi who visit these Eminent Physicians on January 3i, or February l:
and 2, will Receive Con'sulation, Advice, Services and Surgical Treatment ‘
ABSOLUTELY FREE Until Cured. ' i-
ial Nervioua Diseases find I!-
Younu or middle. aged men suffering from Spat-inc or S
MEDIATE RELIEF and PEKuaNKN’ CUBE under the stlcnal system. discovered. fanny
—l-I~ SUNDAYS CLOSED.
laled and employed by these Doctors.
BOHBS. 9 A. M. UNTIL 8?. M. —I—l~
General Offices for the State of Connectic :
120 II'AIIIU‘IIIJ) AVENUE. “9”
Burnouponr. Conn. N" Ham. Com
annulus Ant. Lmntte To run nnmororrr omen.
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RELIABLE CLOTHl; RS,
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There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide whether
you will have the W031 over your eyes or
s
on your back.
, , More»
Winter clothing than .ugvetj before, in“. order
’v
mil-v. ‘7
. . ' ' ‘ 'll be
to leduce stock before 1nv3,’....,..,‘,,’;;,fh Febru-
cry.
86 Washington Street.
Old and Beiiabie Daily Direct Freight Line
— BETWEEN»
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK. :
THE PBOPELLE R-Ei
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN.
Will leave Pier 28. E. 8.. Bookman street. New York. a. 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 6 p Ill. South Norwalk, 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from? a. tn. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will b
cent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity. ,
[I'Ail persona are forbid trusting any of the employes of the boats o! h
on on a mount of the owners thereof. on t!
iiiliiiiiEPlliii Builds: cullEtE‘
825 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regtlarly organized business [college in W
County. Sand for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business. ,
6. ii. Tliillllll. President W. l. liliillis leather oi Falfllllllll,
lulu, Secttiny anti Treasurer
W5“ DIAMONDS.
“IMPORTED FREE OF DUT Y.
there been succsnsiul in buying Diamonds that were ira-
lgee of duty and cut in New ark; for out and ‘dnish
cu ortoDiamcndscutlnlliurops. These were
ornate mdwttefsstrlkegsssvingoftguper cent. on ;
coat, w er customers , » »
sissw '
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We are offering larger discount on.
- South Norwaik. Conn. g,
cunt. swam. .
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