”calling 3 stool: of Philndglphin Mode Clothing at
made goods and it in the lot you can be fitted you
Mainly will never regret the purchase.
lithium. their within to $40. on price 59
p - 's Suits: their price, $5 in $12, tut ptlce‘tl
All these garments are warranted as reprose ntud and made
on»: English and Scotch fabrics.
.. Further news—20 per cent. reduction from marked prides
our entire stock of clothing.
.A. unmet & cu.
.L'Lfl‘l‘HIEBS AND FURNISHERS,
3:an ‘ BUILDING,
WASHINGTU N STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
:llilW l8 Tilt Tilt Ill SAVE MONEY.
Breanne“ the ion depression in business. runny canned goods pan-here and mnnuitvu
“(and products eve been obliged to nnkud ihl'll‘ «mum at ptlt'et- (at below most ior
lid bun! nlwnys on the alert for I’Mfllfllnu we have serum) a large line 0: goods ut
laecnneidernhly lens than host of muuui'iuztnre. We ureter to give the consumer the but.»
i, with; at prices never before oilerrd in this vicinity.
PBICIS UNBEABD 0F BRFOBI.
rnn. Good salmon. 10:: and 12:: can.
. Very Bert Solo on. 150 lllld 18o cann.
Kory lirst [fibe'kffi no and :2:c can.
\ cry Beet Corned Beef. [tic mu.
m 11'. he. Dc Ind lilo
To. Re. I“! Ind 120 can
do Do. Be and la: can.
Bum Dc. Ill: nrtd 1‘34: can.
Bonn». 6:.81: and We can. Very Beet lion-t Beef. ilk: can.
lie and Bo can. Nomi Sui-nines. to out).
it; 3 for W. llouien (lotion-no. 29o can.
MM 15mm lilo c In. Gold host. its nat‘kuue.
2 in. can. ll): onn.
linker!“ Cocoa, 19.: can.
re. 15:: end lsr: can.
“an Rice Elba. (or die.
Best Rod; Uracil ere. ll lbs. for the
Rolled this. 7 lbs. for 2'5) '.
”00d Prunes. 6 ll». for 23¢.
FLOUR. 'IDUII. FLOUR.
it'llmilmlm'wn u 15 h l boy.
is ury'e I. '. .. per nrre :5?» per .
.‘iuud s . thr best. $4.231 per barrel; Sic pr? hm.
Jonee' Ru rlntlve 84m per barrel: 50:: per bag.
3:3: lF_‘iu ll. tails petalgrel; (bl-lo pair no“. i
am y 'our . r nlruflr'x: tern.
Now is the time to buy. .r W ‘ g
hm prices spent (or
our“: humerus”.
00! Boot Creamery Buttrr is consider“ n luxury by all who use it
Very . t Credmery Butter. 2% per‘rouml.
Fun Creamery Butmr.2’bz per pl-Ilil .
Hood 'l‘n‘ile Butt-r. 25¢: per pound.
Fine Dniry Butter. Kink-or pound.
Best Lord. So our noun .
Granulated ringer for mo.
nw mu BRUBERY comm.
”NOVAN’S BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK. 3;} MAIN STREET. NORWAH~ .
I?!
novnnuo TO Go ABROAD T0 REGXIN
YOURHEALTH u MlNERALSPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BYI
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
. lMPlllWlD: EFIEBVESCENT ~
CARLSBAD POWDER.
The only pleasant lusting Curislunl Powdir in
the Market.
A Many Rdittble and EMicliw Remedy for Indigestion. VConoigmllion, Dyspep-
sia. Goul,:l)iabe!es, Kidney and Liver lkraugcnnmiu.
ante-c genuine without our Trudemark ntl
hid-"Q rig-nine oi
S. KUTNOVV & C().
More of l-ltntions.
' lllllillW'S liill-ASTHMIIB
POWlllll illll CIGARETTE."
.4 Hurr Cure for Grip. Asthma. Chronic Calurrh, Bron
c-In'lis. Hop Fmr and Sctwc Colds.
KUTNOW BROS.
it! AND M LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW ‘r'llllK MTV.
ro‘e agents for the U. :4. A. Sold by all druuxlsin.
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' you will be surprised at. many garments are ”misfit r
DOW on the ,Adn-liislrntlm‘n Muriel
. mu Benin: In the flow Undo: the live
innate Role Today -- lieu-tore Almost
Come to Plato-rm: on the floor.
WAsmunrnr. Fob. 6.-’l'hore in much
doubt today about the proposed homl'luue.
dulged in. .
At the White House the cabinet was
in which for several hours. It is under—
rtood that niluont the only subject or. dis-
ousslon won the pending bond inn 5er
oral prominent New York bunkers or.»
here, nrnortg them Mr. J. Plerpzint, Mop
gun. and whiiu they burn not soon either
the liruuidvnt or lllr. Curlinlo it is under—
atood thnt their views on the situation
worn conveyed to tho prcsldcut.
No authoritative statement oi the char
acter oi the rumour. discussion can be
made. but it tout-rod that no final nu-
t-ion has been dutcl‘mlued upon. it is air
derstood that negotiations! with ropro-‘ont-
otlvcs of l.l:n:lun llllillitll'fllfltl unwln prog-
ress. with indioutions of on early consum-
motion.
There is no longer any expectation of a
popular loan to he placed in this country.
as in thut event the experience of the last
few months would be repeated and the
gold roan: ro ouuln depleted. The purpmo
of tho udminintmtlun in. it is understood.
to plow the entire issue oi bonds with
London bunkers. who would pay for them
with London gold. thus avoiding. for
the present at lonst, the necessity for pity-
lng out gold in exchange {or legal ton~
dens. \Vhile' no deilnito conclusion has
been touched. it ls believed that the on»
nouncemont of the sole of the bonds will
In made at an early day.
Mir In the Senate.
WAsumnox‘. Fob. d.——The sennio ses-
llon opened with u very breezy poruonul
aberration between Mr. hiilvhi-ll oi’ Urn.
gun and Mr llurris oi ’l'enuoaseo.
The word.» “unnomlumnnly” and ”con-
temptiblo" worn randomized, and for a
time it. looked on though the senate chum-
hor might witness is repetition of. the ho]-
llgorent seem in tho house lust week.
But the conflict usstnned n unmowhnt
serio uomlo uspovt, and the senate soon re-
lnpsod into on uneventful consideration of
routine business. The District oi (‘olum-
bin nppropriuilon bill was pruned him
having been lmloro the senate more than
nwouk. and the discussion of the diplo-
mutlo umi conunlnr hill woe begun.
The wnnto modlilod its former action
on tho .lapnnlml treaty to the extent of
inserting n provision whloh will render it
impossible to uhrogute the treaty below it
goes into client.
in the nhsvnvo of Senator Morgan. r‘on-
otor l<'ryo moved it reconsideration of roll
flatten, and thou moved that the word
“therenlter” should be inserted in pluco
of the words stricken out. his Word
ootnoo alter the date MW. when the treaty
takes effect. und the entire clause roads
that either notion shall have the right on
one yenr‘s notice nltor thnt duto to abro-
gato the convention. Thorn was no oppo-
sition on the port or any senator to tilt)
change, und nothing wus sold beyond the
brief cmumont by several wanton.) that
they bud uovor desired the treaty should
be nullllivd before it should become ol‘i‘cut-
lve.
Quite an lvnportunt bit of information
cmneout lll tlwvo..rao oi the consider-Minn
of tho ltluitr!‘ in tho shone of un usunrume
from Boundary llroshum to amend of the
senators (but with tho charme us to notlll-
outlon tho trinity would he mttlninotory to
tho .lnponvnu umhoritiw l-‘or this the
surrotury oi stuio wus quoted on saying ho
had the Word u! the .lupnnrs‘e minister.
Dinlwlirf In tho ('otword Amtlr.
\\'.\.~m\(.‘m\‘. l‘oh. owh‘olthor oi the
state drpuriniont not‘ at tlu- unvy deport
nwnt hue tlwro rumo any word trom Ubi-
nu in routirmutlun of the reported rup-
iuro by A Chinese mob of Minn) of tho oili-
wl's of the l nilml Slums Nlt‘lllllnlllp i‘on-
cord. who uurldonluily kiilvd u nutivo
while on in shooting oxpvd‘itinn. 'l'h‘m luck
of on oiilrlnl report bun utmnglhonud the
belief of ullwinls than. the story wus either
without inundation or also much exnggl-r-
Mod ti. o l'ut'tra.
Had the mutter boon in oil NJIIUUH. the
commuudmg oliiror of tho Concord would
have boon ohiigod by the unvul reguln
tions to report the event immediately to
his suporior 0mm. Admiral (‘urponion
who in turn Would have reported it to the
navy department. or. ii" the mlmlrnl was
not within cosy i‘lllllllllllllt'llllillt, it Would
huvo boon the duty oi i'uptniu Cruig to
have reported directly to tho nuvy dopurt—
mom.
rw'o for on in known thorn is no interrup-
tlun In tho cubic and tolvnrnph service to
Chltrlx’lnng. whom tho ovnnt is plnwd. It
Ill not thought thut ('uuunnmh-r (‘rulx
would lnrur the risk of n reprinmud from
tho uurntury of tho nm‘y by lnlllua to to
port. nor Would the l'nltod Further rounul
st (‘hln-lx’lnua. Mr. Alex .lmw, nllnw tho
Itotn dupurtuwnt to roumlu in lguurunoo
of un ull'ulr of much grurily, no for tin-so
ru mus. nod tho furlhorutnv that hhnnghnl.
’8 $3.00 Silllt.
and you VIII BM“ not Ian
tent and Perfect Httlrm Mme.
town
A;
F
l, In lion-m and liq-unto.
‘ Wannms'row, Fob. ll.-—~'l'hn dobltto on
the administration hill toimthorlm tho
mun or toutouomuu gold lmndn for tho
ypurponn oi rotlring the mun! hinders mid
, treasury union begun in tho lumen and
’oontluuml for six boom it dovolopod
widely divoruont views at tho utltrut.
l The nllvor ilomoorntn ontl i’opuliuln op-
ponodlt outright. Honiool thundmlnln-
'trutluu Dotmwrntn. like llnll of Missouri.
tutored u nulmlitutu on tho linoaloi tho
Cnrlinlo bill. while Mr. flood. the lender
oi tho Republican minority. niteru spoonh
charging the present trouble to the do-
‘ iloleury in the revenue, Intrmlumd u bill
authorizing the noorvtory of tho lrmnury
tom“ ll per cent ooln bonds to hoop up
. the [old rowrvo end oortlilu-ntt-I oi indebt-
, odnes-l. redeomnhle at tho pleuaure of the
‘novornmont. to pay current oxwum un-
til the revenues should equal the minimal:
turns. The issue oi ,gold bonds. he uld.‘
i would disorimlnnto unnlmt the coin Mode
l at the port. .
. llr. t'nttoreon. oilomooret from Ten-
heuoe. an the contrary. favored the lune
' of sold bond: The dolmte under the live
minute rule. when the bill will be open
toe monument, boglnr today.
’ “o ‘0 II. m,“ '
running; It. Feb. orangutan-
“M "II mm W
o. A. In hall that. It Murmur. with
mutton-hm .
t
I?
_ But one in which the
no Material is Used. Combining Durability and Solo
linking it the bent 08.00 Seamloaa Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
I Coll an amine them before purchasing any other ahoe. at
. S. BROWN’S,
south Main Street. So. Norwalk.
“om?
.4, ‘0
WI on; tho story unmnntvd. bun tho ropu-
’tlltinu of bolnu n hotlmdoi M‘motlmml
‘ yurun. thonnvul oiliourudinrrmbt ilmwholo '
tale
, it h, revere):
Bel
A good deal of speculation in being in- ,
"mt-tho board at mall-don out
visitation. linen downhill-m] to
nudge: the Brooklyn City
lmed ammo: underpants the malp-
nlotlonc by whinhthot corporation but
been saddled with “immune um tow
the benefit of A low «nonhuman.
It was the general opinion among law—
you Worth“ the notion of the board of
Ildermen in revoking tho franchisee o! the
trolley companies we: dilagul and would
be vetoud by Mayor Schism. -
AI our 1923 or the Flushing Avenue
line reenthed the corner of brine avenue
end Leonora streoton its way down town
a crowd or about 5b strikers suddenly np~
poured. and notwithstanding that tho our
wns full oi passengers begun hurling
atoms and other miesllou at it. A huge
piece of iron went crushing throurh one
0! the windows, lolluwed by n shower oi
rooka.
Spoolol l‘olicumuu Theodore Bender.
who was noting us guard to the cur. was
eel. upon by tho riotoru nnd hontun almost
into inseuelldllty. hovel-iii pollnvmon went
to the mama. and (llliror Bobbins drew
his revolver and tired three shots point
hlnnlr at the strikers; A number of ar-
rests Worn mode. and it “'lh‘i neoortniued
that level-oi people but] been severely
bruised in the enuounter. although none
oi them a rlously.
Trolley our No. lllllfl of the (froaotown
line come into collision with o hoarse tlint
hooded n lunernl procession at the out-nor
of liroudwny nnd Wythe uvonuo. The
hoarse wun oomph-tel: wrecked, and the
casket. contulning the remains o! the L'.
yourolddnuuhtor or Cornelius Illchnrds
oi Til Now l‘hmnhom street. Xow York.
wus thrown into the stunt. The driver of
the house mm new rely hruhued by the
ill]. but the motor-limo est-oped injury.
THE COUNTRY SHlVERS.
fit Summon ldlki', N. \'., ilw Thermometer
lirxlslvreil :ll llmrreeu Below.
Snunmr limit. N. Y.. Feb. ll.——lt won
8] demons below burn. The thermometer
stood ut about :0 below throughout the
dny. This in tho ooldeet snap this your.
Wu Hominid; l'o . Ml), ll.——'l‘he weath-
er In this section is very cold. At Ulon
Summit. on tho \t‘illu-sbnrro mountain.
the thermometer registered 2!) degrees be
low zero. .
Pmmmm'um. Fob. ti. —— incoming
vessels report thnt the wuuthvr at son is
unusually sovoro. and oil their crows are
more or lows irosthltten. t). l.. lllghoe.
the agent ol the l’hllndolphin svhoonor
Richard h”. Logiing, from Boston, which
was towed into the llolbrnro hmakwotcr.
received from i‘nptnin Lloyd. bur mnnlor.
a telegram which states thut only two
men out of his putlro crew are lit for duty.
all the root being frozen into 3 condition
of insonsibility.
lilo». N. Y.. Fob. lth terrible bliz-
zard is roping in Wayne county. the ther—
momotor stnndiuu m 5) degrees below zero.
(‘mwuul-i‘on‘x‘. N. Y., hob. li.-'I‘hc mur-
cury one below zero nll tiny. This was
the coldest llzly of the winter. '
CRASH N THE AIR.
Two Trolley (‘nn (Iollldo on an Elevated
Structure.
KAst (3113‘. Feb. ti—‘l‘wo hi-nvy' trol-
on curs rnllrdml high up in the air on the
elevated milwuy strumuro in housing City.
Kuu. They were union nt full speed on
the north tun-k. and whllv the force of the
collision was so moot ll'mi. the front pint.-
forum \uu'odonu-lishwl uml the west hound
our \\.'|> slim'mi llm'k nil its hI'IIl'kH. [Wilbur
cur wont oil tho slruvturo
Forty pusmmyzurs‘ \vvn- aboard llm two
core. Silinulurly Dlltrlltzh. illt‘i'll was no
Iii-is or lilo, nud llmonly M‘l‘lullrl injury
wins to lb \vro molm'mvn. ’l'hv list ..r ”11'
inmrod followsi' .lumm~ .lm-lunnn. motor-
tnuu, It‘ll lootskulmd. mnpumtlon nevus
enrr. All m-t )lv \numro. muLnrnmn, nose
bro'iw'i ulnl film out l.. ll. tin-mm Jillll
l’nmvk .\lv l'wrol'o. how-ml utlu'ru uoro
Illghtiy lll. uml
BICYCLES UNDER THE BAN.
Tho I'n[n~ Inn-n Nut \"IAII I'rittsl! '0 “Id?
’l'lwm.
'u'l’l.\il,\'hl'(l\'. Del. huh. ll.~—'i‘ho liov.
Fntlior >ylrmtor .lnort. pnstor of tho
Church of tho 5le red I‘Iourt, this city, has
touched it burn from Home in which he
is lnl'nrnmd thdt the holy {other disup-
prmos of Roman Cuthollo priests riding
Illuyclud.
'l‘ho loin-r wns in reply to one written
to tho pop-l by ll'uther Fylvonlur evoking
guldnnCr upon the uuluool.
’l‘brs-n ."IIW" (‘runhmh
WILKrir-llitlllll". l’u.. Fob, ll.-.\ uarInus
Ivoldont Illtpptml'tl at the Now )IIIXWPII
limit ul. Ashlnv, An Iron but krt runmln.
lug mo pounds of rock was brim: hoisted
up the shun. when thohcuvy Wooden guide
holding tho hut-kid. in Wit-lino!) become
loom nnd lull down the uhnit, n dintnnue
of mm furl. l‘nlrlok Moltlllru nnd Michael
nnd .tmhouy “'i-lnh. “'lru W070 Workman:
tho lottom, wvro struck by the i’nlllng
timbers, and oil Wow probnbly i'uiolly in»
Jtll‘tld.
sob-milmyu (‘untiuuml the Print.
CINCINNATI. Fob. tl.-—.\'enr Iattmllll.
Ky. whllont school. llluhurd l’orry mur-
iloml his mnsiu. Willlnm l'orry. lluth
wot-o puplln nnd both ugod l7. 'l‘hoirpno
onto llvo on ndiolnlnn inrmn. nmi there
bun [men n lumlly loud hotworn their in-
thoni. whnnro brothoru. {or yearn
\‘lm- I‘lumorilor Emory Nit».
'l‘ltl-tx'my. Feb. ll.--J;ahn It. Ftuury, the
newly oppolntml vim. chandelier, was
Iworn in )tmlt'i‘illty morning by i‘hnnoolior
Moillll and took hls mat with his col-
leagues at tho oponlnu of the February
term of the ttuuri. oi chunoury in tho «into-
home
’l‘rnntmm Nouninnlmi.
AldlA‘S‘i’. Fob. ll.»—tlovortmr Morton
notnlnntod nu iruatuo» ol the State (luaur
(liul Asylum ll‘nr l’ooblo Minded Women
at Nownrk, Nolilo it. llutchkhts oi Lynne.
Ellery ll. Allen of Fnrmlugtou and Ed-
win 1“. Burnhiun (runomhmlod) oi New
ark.
A ltrpuhlirnn \‘ioiory.
Ptnrmuum, hi. it. Fob. inn—At the
election for city oiilri-ru hurt! . mli’oW Mo
Keefe, tho llomonretlo mmlldnto for they"
or and present inoumhont. wu- deluded
by lttl. The entire Republican Inhet we:
elected. “an“...
Prince Ind i'rineen (lolcvhnodlloeonoiie d.
an I‘Ituoitco. Fob. o.——'l‘ho Ballot":
elites. on the eothorlty oi {rt-nus oi John
W. fleck-y. that e mediation between
the Prince. and Prince Oolmm ls
i" '
W ‘/
ramp to no rr BY mm.
lit-unite loom In the Courtroo— in WI-
nonpolll nun-tug ‘ the fiemllannl ml.
flaywnrol‘L-nghod n the limit»)! Story
Told by ut- Ace's-tr.
mushroom, Fob. elm-Clan- A. thin.
who contoured to tiring the shot that killed
Mlle ulna. was the first witness in the
Hayward elite.
of his early life he got down to the time
when he wont to Work for llnywnrd in
the Ozark (like. April H. [1594, a station-
ary onglnnor..
"He (mine to me one atoning in tho
honement. He sold to me in the evening:
'I didn’t borrow at Miss Glng no $7,000.
It won $2.0m. l tun going to kill her. I
Im going to take her around to n reitnu~
rant and have her show the 02.00;; and
then say that she should not carry Inch 5
large sum of money with hor.‘ He told
he had already taken her to n restaurant
and had 8:2,Illllllnld on o tumbler. The
waiter said she was careless. He also told
me that. he had promised to marry her.
and that he was going to kill her.
“ Ito also sold that. he was going to got
her to tnke out n lilo insurance policy and
kill her. " \ ,
Hayward laughed shvernl times during
the story.
Continuing his story, llllxt said on the
night of the murder—Doc. :l—lluywnrd
told him that he was to kill lilies [ling
that night.
“Anyway." Bllxt quoted Hayward.
“there will be u funeral before the lllth.
After {who is «killed she will he brought
here, and I will have to sit up with the
corpse. Then after the coroner has been
here i will he the one to go most. I have
got to mnke that 315.0%. and tonight is
as good n time as any." He said he Would
get “0,000 out of this job.
“lie said." went on Illixt in n rupld.
broken Villl'B. “he said “she wants to marry
the, nod I have promised. New I am go-
ing to kill her. I‘m going to killhor now.
Every time I go to her plnoo ehe hangs
around my neck. nod I hole the sight of
her l would kill her. llllxt, just. like a
do" it there was n (log: and this woman
together, and I was going to shoot one of
them. i would kill her and lot the dog
8W ..
llurrtl‘wd the. Fatal Ride.
Hayward. he sold. then gave him some
whisky and told him of the pint: he had
arranged to have Bllxt hill Miss Hing.
“i won't do it, Harry." the man re~
plied. “I won‘t have anything to do with
it," and he turned away.
“See hrre, llllxt." said Hayward, "I‘m
niruld oi that wife of yours. i guess she
knows toopiuch. and l wont to kill her.
You‘d be better of! without her anyway-—
3 good deal better oil. "
When he bi-gnn to describe llnywnrd's
throats towm'd Mrs. llllxt. he stored right
at Hnywurd for the first time since he took
his place on the stand The prisoner sunli-
od on and gave no sign other than to shrug
his shoulders cuntomptunusly. llllxt
stored for u moment without speaking.
"(in on.“ sold the stuto's attorney. but
the murderer had reached his limit oi en-
durance nppuu'ntly. lie collapsed. weep-
ing liken child. In describing the total
ride. he. said [like (ling uskml him what
he was trying in nonconl at his right side.
He replied thnt it want) minivan-nod then
he shot her.
“I misod thnt revolver. " sold he. ”dime
after time. hm Ioould not do it. Then
once sho turned uwny. I did not look. i
did not look (it all. I could not. look. I
just throw tho revolver up ilUIt,'»k and nhufi
her. I did not know whom i allilh her. I
did not lunk to see. llnrry told me to
shoot her behind the em- ur in the lure-
hmd. llo Sillll thmo’woro the places to
shoot. but I did not look. i was slurred. i
wnsulmld Hurry liuywnrd would kill my
wife. and he Would have killed her if I
bud gouu nwuy. Tin-n I threw her out—-
threw tho body out. "
When tho revolver was produced. tlmre
was iulfiyior Ilruluutiu m-one. in “'IlIl'I] Mr.
I'll-Win" gun'd. No one rould remove the
cbulnlmm from the number. un-i Hurry
took it. u wmohiul deputy standing (time
to him. The cartridges loll out on the
lloor. and Harry out his linger on the
weapon.
At 1mm Mr, Erwiu‘e drmumlo voice
(-mno shurp uml distinct-1 “The defendant
hurt our. III-l linger on this weapon. 'I'ln-ro
is blood. you see. I want it unlined that
snob is the rush». We want vvnryrhiugopon
sud uhuvo honrd. If blood in round on
the rurolwr. this must be notod "
The state‘s attorney admitted that them
was no blood on tho weapon. und the trial
wontk on. llllxt clnllnud that llny'wnrd
bud mm him of the killing of two Women
—~one o Chlnnse—ond wounding o third.
Ho uleo spoke about being hlrml to tire
buildinga, but the court. put it stop to this
line of quonthmlng.
lillxt‘n Alia-rm] lit-Minx.
lilixt’u bvuring during the crow exam-
ination wm rrmurknhin. and in ruin did
Mr. Erwin. (or the defense. try to nhnhe
him. lauoation followed Illh'nilult in rnplrl
lucvesslon. nod tropoilor trnp won ln’nl for
the witness. but he «moped thorn nil. Ills
interviews with tho nltoruoyn for tho
stuto were “one into at longth. and be de-
ulurud that the story he told on the ninth!
won the union that be told the prosecuting
olilrom. ills whulu homing and his direct
humour in nmworiug question» wore con-
,viuving to no snmll dogma and the helm!
wun mmornl unit this time he won rmlly
tolllng tho truth.
"Things have changed." «old Mr. Er»
will, rulnrrlnu to tho nltvrud hem-inn of
tho wituom. who. who» he was arraigned.
wusn trembling. frightonud wre uh. “ How
do you tool nnvr?n
"l mu happy. "
“ Wbot nmkon you happy?"
”Lord (find in heaven. I feel I have C
life there, end while there Iii u 1mm nt my
brunet over tho owi‘ul orinwiiod has his
promise» ntill for me. "
” You fool that you on forgiven?"
"'t'vs. sir. I do. God has (matron mo.
3nd I burn Mt happy since I hnve been I
better man and told it to all. No one
made any premium tome (or one to tell
what l know. They did not any that the
public was excited and might bong mo. "
Court ndjournvd with lilixt still on the
stood. ._ m . p
The (denim-gm Ammo.
NEW Ynlllt. Feb. il.—~—Anothur owner
to the sermon! nnrldonto which but; oil-
en the uluomern of the Word linodnring
the w: your won nailed by the stranding
oi the Uienitmgon on Harbor island. 50
mile. northmot of homo. N. P. The
comp-n: melted n dispatch from Nun-nu
which was he follow-z "(denim
mulled our Berber inland Crew end
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allude In mm,»
Wanda" M .
After giving the dotnllo‘
There is. moi”.
of the natural r,
flavor of I
Tobacco in .
B. L. than in _
any othe' brand
because B. L.
is made nly
from car ully
selected igh-
unununlnunmuuun
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E grade Leaf.
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WALL PAPER.
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I received ahc ut seven thous-
and rolls of new goods last
week. Amoco,r them a. fine line
PRESSED Putt. hand made.
Also a large line of “MINUS
60008, They are beautiful par.”
[or papers. Cheaper goods in an
immense variety. Glad to show .__ ,
you at any time.
Painlers’ Supplies. in-
isls’ Materials. Glass. etc.”
Competent men for all work?
in our line. - "
E. E. Gorhafli
corner First Ave. and New 8t.
EAST NORWALK.2
PEAT "M088,
The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
foundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of.“
the great absorbing qunli- l1,
ties of this bedding. there (I
is no stable odor.
RAYMOND BROS
lMPllllTIllli AGENTS
FINE mounums wont
Mrs. Holmes
CITY MILUNEBI STORE.
WAHIIIXUTUH Slip fiUUI'II NORWM.‘
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