Mm
tor 3. mean.“ Greivoe Iiiile.
u?! pveetieiag physician of many
, Moxpsriencemriteezuertt'e Witch
. Ilel Salve bee no equal for indolent
m. molds and borne. It. etope plin in-
“.WI. heale e burn quickly and leave!
Menu 0 A. Gregory a: Co.,end G.
0. Stilleon. W
Deteetivee leaded flare.
tendent Charles Lingo. of the
‘ Dome Bureau, iodienspolle,
M. non ‘ that two or three
, and troetworthy men are needed
in county to act ee private detective
Experience in
"I k ie not necessary tosucceae. lie
t" Ollie large criminal paper and will tend
it wi full perticulere, which will ex-
; edd’ ng him at lndianepoils, ind.
I ink Headache. constipation and in-
tion are quickly cured by DeWiit’e
tile Early ltlsere. the lemma little
Ie. ’ G. A. Gregory & 00., and G C.
“I'Me ' '
. A severe rheumatic pain in the left
dhonider bed troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a
well-knowndrnggiet of Des Moiuee, Iowa.
forever sle" ntonthe. At timer the pain
. was so eevere that he could not lift any-
thing. With all he could do he could
not get rid of it uottl he applied Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm. "i only made
three epplinetione of it." he eaye. "and
hire eince been free from all pain." He
now recommend-t it to persons similarly
eflicted.‘ It Dior sale by G. C. Stillaon,
. druggiet.i
Ourp‘trone will find mmm Little
? eeree safe and reliable remedy
for 7 tlpetion. dyepcpsie and liver
compl ts. G, A. Gregory one...“
Ge 0e I”: l
‘» pe you would not think an. but
large proportion of wdieeeees In
York coinee from careleeeneee about
Veg cold,” eeye Dr. Gym; Bison.
' h a simple thing and be com-
~ tavery few people, unleee it ie a
~ ~ nonie. pay any attention to
e are a great many caeee of
. . - - of every day life. The moat
advice le, when you have one get
it eeeoon ee poeeible. By all meane
neglect it." Dr. Edeou doee not
, " on how to cure a cold but we will.
39." Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. it
will relieve the lungs. and expectoration,
open the secretion: and eoon effect a per-
manent cure. 25 and 50 cent bottlee for
ule by G. U. Stilleon. druggiet.
W. 1‘. Sanford. Statton Agent of beep
er. Clarion, (30., Pa... writoe: i can realm-
inend One Minute Cough Cure as the beat
I ever need. it gave inetent relief and a
quick core. 0. A. Gregory dc Co. and
G. C. Stillson.
4.”:53'5ennin'eei
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f W1 month; or
. ottoman-nun. to rev
. loeeea, flees.
;' “ ‘ ‘ .. dim ,
t Ivanhoe Wyn itereb ll
eion of manner-radio the
tale (Joel and Iron tampon 'e mine So. It.
at lied canyon. moral mi es front here.
with terrible. reunite. James Ii. Bruce,
mine foreman and nx-t-ounty oonmnleeion-
er of Uinte county. war lnetentiy killed
by flying tlmlmra. no aleoworo four others,
no iollowe: William Sellers. Jr.. J. Clark
and iidword Coach. hood carpenter. The
other man into not been identified. All
were lilllotl by flying timhore.
From 26 to no man were in the mino at
the time of theoxploelon. At thin writing
they have not been manned and are cer-
tainly dead. '
About mo men are employed in title
mine. and moat of them had gone out. ,
Among those in tho miuo thought to be
dead nroWlliintu ih‘owu. John lt‘oru Snob
uni Thomas and mu, Mr. liurton. Samuel
llutohlnson and William Sayer», Sn, uml
mu.
The covering of tho olopo and buildinge
at the mouth worn blown to atonm. 'i‘ho
mine wan oomidorcd one of tho enfoat iu
the einto.
0. ll. Maltby. superintendent of tho mo-
tlvo powor. diod mum uftor liolngtniton
from the mine, on did ulna the boy Jorry
Crawford.
Eight man worn brought out of’ tho
mino no burnt-d auto ho Intatidoillillm-
“on, with tho exception of one—John
Lamb.
A force of Si man hue gouo into the
mine to recover the timid lmdlooof tho mou
caught in tho tniuo. expanded to be from
40 to 70. fl'hooxaat munbor in [unwor-
talnablo, and none of them run be alive.
Two liavobmm brought. out. 'i'oolr norms»
are Jamvn Lamb and l". Morgan. 'l'boy
woro found in tho umnway. All am man
of family, as am mom of thom not. you. ro-
covored. 'l'ho unlit“! of lhooxplniou in a
mystery, although gun was always trouble-
some.
SAVED THE BILL.
The "moment That. i‘mteed the mat In In-
dltelta'e la-giaiaitire l’oumi.
lurrunmvom, Mart-h tit-«'le Wlii‘.l‘i'-
about» of tho or-loilratml htatolmuw (‘liultlr
dlun hill, ovor which the logiulatlvo riot
tun-,urrod, ha»: been madc- known, William
G. lit-itch called at. the ofliro of tho Hetero»
fury of utility and guru notion that. the bill
was in his hand». llo aukmi what ho
ohmtid do with it. ill-:wae told that tho
un-etlnu Would bo reform] to ihoottor-
nay general.
ilolu'h'e story in that. during tho riot
Marion King, owrotnry to tho Wit‘tll'liill'.
toward thoivnd of tho otrugglo full or-
hamttod. AH ho started to fall be bold tho
hill up to a pill'rlilll whom he euppowd to
be Will Collmrt and united him to corn for
it. A Republican amttuhod tho bill and
ran into the l'ol'rltlur with it. lioauh and
wvoml mon foliowod. The group of poo-
plo ran into the largo room adjoining. in
this room was agmto ilro. iimvb any»
that just an hoontormi tho rmm tbv txirmm
who had seized tho bill flung it into tho
ilru.
"Do not burn that hill." oaid Ih-orzh.
The warning WM but hwdml. and llmu'h
ran to the grain and took tho bill. it won
partially burnod. lloomntlwru-d tho "mm-a
with his coat and ran out (if the room
with the bill. The bill and tho other pa-
pora are an badly humod that tho gut-mu
or'u uiguaturo doe» not. appear in full in
any piano. imiy port of tho text of tho
bill is legible. 'l‘ho attorm-v gotu-r:tl ro-
iuood to gi'm any opinion.
A WORKHOUSE CLUB.
llrxrlullet Iieiortrwra In t lowland "an a
Carr-y Min-"tr.
IHZVPZLAMI. Mai'i'li 'Jl.-—A handful of
mwlaimtiu nud l’llplilinl. roturtm-M haw
lit-gun tho formation of tho wurhhuum
t'ltih. 'l'ho itlua in to obtain Loon llli‘fii'
born. all of ilwm unmnphlyod Workup-n.
and begin Iiiit'rzttiolm at. thoupvning of
out of door Work in tho npriug. it. in ilt‘
i'lflf‘t'il that they will find man-b in a body
to tho city hall and ilt'ililtiiil of tho dlrm't-
or of publis- “'0ka tlmt be, giro them our
pluynwut. if he onyx-i lm in out ablo to do
so, which they antic lpatc. tlmy lifnplias
"mulling in a body to tho pniiwmurt
and rvquvsting tho judgo to m'ud ihvtu to
the Vr'lll'ltllllil'iii that tin-y may have work.
food, t-lutbing and lodging.
if llw jlulgt- I'l'flliil'a. whit it ”my i‘fllliilll-
or pruhnblv, tin-y dmlnm that they will
ilt'llllt'f'tilt'ly vloluio litlllt! wily lli‘tllllfllll‘tl
in order to ho nrrmtcd and oval totho
workhou-w. probably by trampling on tin-
gram in tho publlr mputrt- or taking [lurk
wet-don of a freight. train, tlm- of tho mv'n
lllM'li of tho win-mo in liolmrt liandlnw of
the Formal Labor union and m‘vntly it.»
president. litlu-r i’opuiloto and medulla“
are with him.
Mnh little in a Town.
FiiANRlloitT. lml.. March L’l. -- 'l'hu
town of Flora wnu held up hynrrowd
wanting Mahlon Milt-r, a mimm ism-pot.
who, it in claimed, broadly whippod hie
two daughters. aged 12 and l7 nmwdive’
ly. inn-mum they had joined ohurohro and
had anointed in rimuiotlnga [million in
favor of m-olohmtlon of tho .it'iaholeoa hill
pasml by tho last luglelaturn. The oiliaore
and omit-r c-ltlzrma rullli‘tlllt'il tho crowd.
Moro ofllmere have harm marred. but «till
ping. whipping or iym-hlng.
. . 4
i'ltarged With I'reirlelde.
(.‘mmoo. March :‘ti.—.icmmh llmlgon.
wanted in l'hilmlvlphia for tho killing of
hlflltflllltfll', William limlgtm. waa arrmtt»
ad here. lh-tootivo “and of Philadelphia.
who is hero. pvmitlvoly identified hint and
will take tho prlwmr back no eternal!
rcquleitlon paper» a-nn ho obtained.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
A western branohoi the [failed Pricnde
oi Armenia won organlzml at (thirteen.
Your private have been «spoiled frmn
Corie ilica ea uni-[meted of revolutionary
tendoncioe.
The wedding of Charlot- Donhy. Jr.. eeo»
Mary of legotion at Peking, and Nine
)iertita Orr will place at livanevliln. ind.
Arthur .1. Bernard Cheetcrten. ind.
wee appointed rmeiver of the Chicago
Land and front-moment eontpmy at Val-
preieo, ind.
Barry Minor. m yam old, of Port Rich»
mood, N. 1.. waearmted on e oberpeoi
evnbezziing moral thoneend dollare from
the banking firm of .l. 1’. Morgan t Co.
by whom he who employed.
liter Anna. rltlnet daughter of Dr. lili-
ler. eeperinmomt of the liilnoie Asylum
[for Fannie Minded (Stillman. ioeetd at
Manolo. Ken, wee burned tedwttii in her
apartment in the imitation. ,
the Chamber of Miner-e or Cleve
lied bee recited it been
aw
Ronkyh’i‘o’unr
Miler hi t-onuldarod in danger of while only,
mule
Their Suit in Vein.
to: sun as none on ammo.
The Plotureeqne Principal In the Tammie
hauneoticut Litigation Went Weet'lleiore
the lleeielon Wee liemlered Again“ Her
and Took liar (lame and Money Along.
Nouwmu. Conn. March iii.-—Judge
Carter rendered a doolelou in the famous
Dialiioud Johnson ooueorvntor cone in ia-
Vul‘ of tho petitioner. Andrew '1'. John-
eou, lire. Diumoad'e eon. ilo appointed
Dr. Patrick linealtiy oi thluoity, Mr». John-
eou’e loft-at fondly plu eloian. t-unuorve'tor
of all llitl' property. .
Wltllothu judge was reading hiedoci-
eiott Mr». Diamond Jolllliloll, with the
built of onpernoual property, iuoludiug
diamond». hank bill». hondu and railroad
tloourltioo. Not on bar way to (illicugo.
She had otolcn a maroh on her food. 'l'o
tho ourprieo oi the court. and the great
chagrin of bar opponents. aim ullppoil out
oi Norwich on Monday on tho stottmhoot
train to Now York. (in 'I‘uvolay uho war
in tlintt'lty. and today ebo oommommd hor
Wostom trip.
it in probable that who will pormonont-
ly roeldo in Chicago. and it in doubtful if
hor $30,000 Worth of diamonds are over
emu in Norwiuh again. Ctuwluuan liild.
whom Zilro. .lolmmn once presented with
“mood of bond», rvumlna in Norwich; so
aim down her ”0,000 million on Broadway.
liild mu in at thodonth gaziuglnto
the prohato ollloo front the corridor of tho
city hall. and ho hoard tho doobdonoi
.iudgoCnrtor with evident diaguat. The
040,000 ('ilfli'lliliilll lint-i ulrmuly loot. his job.
(ioaohman lltld Out of a Job.
Dr. Patrick i‘a-midy'a first. illlli'llll art as
cillloni'i’ftiul' of Mre. .inlmmu wax to die-
eborgo liild. liild. howvvor. in not homo-
lotol. for int huts an army of friends in Non-
wicb,
Gounod for .\ir~l. .lohneou are plated.
In tho ilrai. pliu'n, their ('lll'lllr has slipped
away with hor purlnlilo poiiiiilriiilonii.
amounting to Hoodoo, no Attorney
Shinidaaliirum. and now both film and that
property uro lu-youd tho jurimlictlonoi
any f‘otuwotiuut mtm-rvatur. in tho noo-
oud piano. tho man who has been named
for bor ootwyrvntor is decidedly objection-
able to tho .ioblmotm—fathor and Hon-«for
ha in Mrs. .lohuaon'a phynlclan. and he
tot-stifled on tho wliuooe ntnmi that aim was
tholnottt capable and olmtrhcatlmlbuei-
nose woman he ever know.
Hold mm of Mrs. .luhnmm'e ntmrnoya:
“'l'ho oppmitlon have laid out a grant
and olltlmralo hunt. And what how ihoy
would? Nothing but an ellipty bag. They
have got a annmrvatur ovrr tho house in
llrmtdway illlil lmr tfhirngo trust. fund.
'l‘bo havo got her house, furnituroauti
\
hor borrow and I'ulilpagt'.
"Mm. Johnson lute got. the root. All her
emurltino lll'n twgntiublo, and Ill oourno
burn to do like lillu pit-awe with. Silo halt
now immune a l'l'lililt‘lll of tho Mtalo of lili-
noiu, hor foruwr homo, and lllluols will
proimtt lmr. "
It in mid Mm, Julllirmli tmlt $13,000 in
lxtttit bills with bar.
in hie tlcolelon .iudgo (‘artor finds that
hire. Johnson has too-d her money and
property in annaltiouo manner. Mrs. John-
eon tho judge aluo ecorou for carrying
about largo union of mom-y without mn-
rvnling the fact, tiwruby losing lntc‘rroet .
on tho money.
The derlolon mutlnuoa: "’l‘ho mid Mary
T. .inhnmu in tho pom-4mm nf valuahio
diamomlu, prowl-uni atoum, jowulry and
mlmr [uli‘rit'iltlll ornaments which aha baa
law-n in tho habit of Wearing on hor por-
tion at boom and abroad. and on one (w- ‘
(Bunion in a public plat-«- in New London,
t'onu. Him i'Jllli'll tlmattoutiou of stran-
gorn prompt to the mid valuable property.
and by itululimii- exposure exhibited a
portion of fin- mid property “'llll'll mu
mmu-nh-d from publlo viow, all of which
wan umvarraotml. lillmfo and iudlmtive
of a \Vilétlslit'aet of mind an regards duo pm»
priviy and the protection of bur property. "
FORMOSA ATTACKED.
‘I'lte dopamine rim-t Ilrglna Operatione
Armtml the Inland.
llnwtunro, Mari-it 2l.-'l‘ho Japanono
"11." baa trim-landed 'l'atmul. 5 imply port
of lThiua on tho rmrthwout waist of the is,
lami of Formosa.
A few days ago a lh-n-t of 16 .iapanmo
warnhitm woe nightod to tho north of the
inland of Formosa. and it was than sup
ported that tlu-y worn proparlng totuaito
nnotitwk upon 'l‘nmeui and Koluug, in
northern Pot-utopia. 'l‘lumo cities are the
ttlmlt'ult' polute from which to ronrh tho .
mpitai of tho inland.
So Doubt oi the ltegaota’e Fair.
Manolo, .‘llli’t'li ill.—-’i‘horo no longer
“acute to be nnydouht that tho etory of tho
wreoltof tho Spanbdt oruluor Rolua lio-
“onto ht tron, Thor-omit oi (lonll. north
oi (low Trafalgar, whom the vruluor foun~
tiered. according to tho report of tho mutt-
mandor of the Alfonzo Xli. la utrown
with wreckage bolmmlng to tho linitla lie-
goptn and with oilimre’ uniforme. tinge.
etc. lltflwllifl lunyond any reasonable doubt
that tho warehlp lri loot.
'i‘ho authorltloe will not allow pimple
litter the outet of Conti. fearing painful
motion when tho lltlillllrl of tho drowned
eallura are rmmvorod.
Woman's ltanlt Fella.
(item, Nah, March 21,—.A notion poet-
ed in the window of tho Woman'e bank,
elmmd by lienpmtin ll. (.‘owdry, etate
Mohemmlnor. mye: ”’l‘hobonk lo clotted. .
it in in my hande ae temporary receiver." ~
Mae than two wonlre ego the bani wee
rungeniued. and a now out of ofllcnre wee
charm, with a women no pmldent. It
wee announced at the tint! that there-
oruniratlon tnado the bent: one of the
trout financial lnetitutione of lte rite in the
eiats. It had a capital etock of “0.000.
Stabbed In the Penitentiary. i
Borneo. March 2i.—-A etate primer
named Bourke and a petlt larceny prieon-
er named Grant in the Erie county pent-
tsntlary narreled over eome trivial mat-
ter. and rite nabbed Great with a
pair of ebeers under the eye. Grant wlii
probath die.
1w. Vietllns 0! Coal the.
dorm! Deterrent). Mare. limit iti.--
lire Kate 'l'ootnoy, aged fill. who tattered
aephyeietiou by coal gee pounding. to
did. Another victim—lire. Michael It
lelierny. Iced iii-mum recover.
I'M Japanese Inertia-tee
Wt. Iiereh II.-0hiaeee
are of tire Roblneoue. charged with tour,
def. wore out all fart night. . it ll under-
stood that a dealeion hoe been practically
agreed upon or to Ularonco ltoblonou, and
that the «illuminant ie in regard to the
woman. The core came to no end Weduoe
day afternoon.
District Attorney Kennoflnh closed the
corn for the prosecution with an turnout,
unimpaenhmod addme. hie text being
"Murder will out. "
lie traced the movemente of the Robin-
eons stop by‘utop. and brought tho mur-
der to their door by their own umlfuueloml.
"Gentlemen of the Jury, you can have no
renmnahia doubt that the dofoudaute. or
one of them. is guilty of title atrotdoue
orimo. Who in thin Clarenco lioblueon?"
ho unkotl.
iiohlnmm. who up to thin time had oxhib-
had no uymptomu of byatorln. though the
had twlutod nervously almut in her chair
on tho diatriot attorney clinched argument
. after argument.
Mr. Konuoilolt turuod at this interrup-
tion and addronning tho jury. but pointing
at tho Woman defendant. mid. “film in au
advouturoae. ” ” l atn not an adventurous !"
aha iti'f'l‘lllnilil, and thou. flinging lumioif
, back in the chair, iillil hogan to cry paetdon-
‘ atoly.
.iudgo iintch. in his olmrgo, drow attorn-
tlon to the statements made by the de-
fondant» after their arrest in regard to tho
inurdor. and said that thouu ntatomonte,
thodofoudnme not. being in tho prcaonco
of mush other at tho titan thoy were made,
Wore only binding and could only be con-
oldorodao ufiooting tho [uli'tlllll stuntklng.
and could not be binding neugalnet tho
«beam. party. The judge roiorrotl to tho
, "tmmgor tilmwtmlou of the matter by tho
doinuso" and said:
"Tim testimony on the part. of tho poo-
plc has boon oloarly prouoolml. and you
would ho wholly authorized to find that
those (loiondauto committed this crime tie
nib-god in tho imlit-tmout.”
This part of the charge was culliilflill'flll
as quito damaging to thoduit-nno. The
judge also inatruutodvtlmi if tho dolomi-
anis had (lotortuiuod to rob (iihlm, attd if
in thooarrylng out of tho rohlmry tiibhe
lllul boon killed llyoiiltur of (limit. tholi
both lwomno mpmlly guilty under the law.
'l'wloo during .iudgo ilatoh'u charge Sa-
dio Robinson iuiorruptoti with an oxala-
mation of “liar." but tho judgo paid no
at toolbar to tho interruption.
GENERAL BADEAU’S DEATH.
lle Wan the Friend. Secretary and llogrnn
pltor of “enamel (Brant.
i ilipotcwoon, N. .l.. March 21.-—llriga-
dior (iottoral Adam limit-nu died suddenly
in tho lloriuvrt liouae hot-o.
Him-o last fall ho has lm-n a permanent
resident of tho ilorln-rt liouso in lfidgo~
Wood. whore lilti adoptmi children. George
Corfu and Miss (Jiiiilumu, llwd with him.
He was marrimi abroad while holding the
consul gouomlabip at» lmutluti Dr. lla-
dunu of Alli-tulaiv was hie brotiwr.
General lindrau was imru in this t-ityon
Don. 29. ifliil. llo was mluuttod at a
boarding iii'limil in mm of tho Hudson riv-
or towns and rm-lvod privatu imiruotlou.
Altar the war had broken out ho vuiuu-
teered in tho leornl army. ills first ap-
wintuwttt won as old on the «tail of “Hg-
adior (inner-rd William '1'. Sheraton. lie
eorvod with Shot-mun in imuielona until
May, 156:5.
lie was appointed military macrotary to
General tiraut in the mouth of March.
lutli, with tho rank of lieutenant cuiouol.
lie was afturwnrd promotod to tho rank
of colonel. Whllo unsignod to that duty
ho was with tiruni. through the rmnpnigna
in tho Wiltlornoeu and of. Appomattox.
llo ammtpauivd (intmral Grant on that
famous till“ around tho world. He aim
wrote books about (ionoral iiraut.
a
tiltiplmul oi Dynamite Exploded.
Futurist; Marvin :31.——:\ torriitiu explo-
Hluil of dynamite took piano at laltuurtli,
in tho tlietricto‘ lluonolllurf. 'l'lto cargo
of tho ship Ellvaln-th. moulding of :EIUlilll
kilos of dynamite. was being unloaded
whoa lilo mqvlualuii m-mrrmi. killing a
numhvr of pvnplu and doing a torriblo
amount of dalmigo. ’l‘ho mart number of
pi'l'tlilllfl Lillml is not yol. known. Annilmr
l voaml which was along-thin tho i'IIi/ttlmilt
mught. fire and was burumi. ’l‘ho lmdiou
oi ilvuvirtlmanf tho explosion bavual—
rotuly boon rt-mvon'd, and six [lt‘l'ritlllli. but
liovmi l.” havo boon kills-«l. aro ntiil thinning.
Bank l'realdent i'lterged With llttrglary.
Nixon/turns, N. \’.. Man-h 21,—llavid
It. llrowueou. prtmldont of tho ('lmnongo
Valley Savings bank. was arraigned ht»
fora Surrogate .iutlgo Arnie on tho almrgo
of burglary. lloioctlvo llolwrt Stephan.
rum tontlllod that he saw (Yttaitior'l’rmzy ll.
Morgan and l’rmidout lirowmmn enter
the bank on tho taunting of Jun. 2i. and
that they took a banked of bonito anti pn-
pore Wlfli'll tho wituorot multmihal flu-m to
carry bank to tho intuit. 'i'ho moo wan
continued.
New l'renhirnt of the (ilaea Truet.
l’l'l'Ttilii‘lltl. March 2i.-—ilalph Bagga-
iey, prmldout oi the United Hutton (lined
iaompnuy, baa rmiguod, and l). (1. Rip‘
loy, formerly pronidt-ut of tho conipany.
'hau hot-n oiootod to tho pmition. 'l'ho
. Uliitod Staloeiilane company linen mim—
pinto monowly of tho flint. glam. trade.
imlug a vntublnotlott of nearly all tho fuc-
iorioe in the country.
lie-lilavea to Organize. '
ATLANTA. Mllf‘f'll 2l.-'i'ho axrolnvne of
Atlanta are preparing to organize an oer
eooiution to which aorta of tho into day
dorklon will he admitted. After tho nem-
ointion baa boon organized it in intended
to havn etaw amniotic!” and than take
in all the old time angular of all einvo hold-
ing etetce. . ‘
nut-eel" funeral Wilson In New York.
New Your. March 2l.~—-l’mtmaeter
iionerel William 1‘ Wiieon in in the city.
He in vleitiug hie friend. Uongreeetnan lei-
dor Strum. at One Hundred and Fifth
street and Western boulevard. nu eaye
that bio vielt hero ie purely one of pleee-
nrn and for net and rent-ration.
”taillight..."
MlDDLlelmlw. Ky. March til.--liob-
here ettanlteti Frank lleil. George Nos
and Gtheon in Cumberland gap tunnel.
Hall and hie «nopeulone were armed. and
a battle ensued. lt'lfty abate were ex-
eiiengod. and one robber woe wounded.
but eeeaped:
Illevetfr Accident.
Mercury but. limit eta-The cable
hrche ineneievaior in manneiennlp
etoriee.
Me and three
“month ”remnant
W
1 .5 methane-raw.
_ 'Ill
numm heron aim-at. Jury in to.
“Ho in hettortban you i" ahrlokad Salli;u
« ; ‘ eve“ 4] ‘
MARCH 22d and 23d.
i
We will make ‘Speciai Display of new SPRING
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. For the quality of V .
Geode our prices will certainly surprise you and ell "
new Goods fresh from our factory, 84‘. Broadwayydiow
York, and Novelties frozn Beet & Co. for the little
fellows.
h
FRIDAY and SATURDAY BOTH puns. ‘
outrun; m cmmmc. his and rumsumts
w. A. tumor to.
Sentinel Building,Waehington Street, South Nor-walk.
i ,
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwaik.
The Leading Drvaoode Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
smut motion so:
Our aim for the putt four yearenr eince we started in businen,hae been to give
Norweilt a good dry goods store. Nothing has or will divert us from that pnrpoee
and every day we come closer to mtr object. Laet year our increeelng trade do.
mended more room, mneequently 2 500 equate feet of space wee added. Thin year
we tut-prise onraelveu by stating that it is still further necessary to increeee our
epace.llld this time 3 000 equate feet will be annexed, but before this can be done it
is necessary for ue to mate exteneiva alterations and title brings us to a very inter-
eiting part of the programme. Namely that from
MARI)" 15 ll APRIL lsl.
We eheil give the trading public another special alteration sale. ‘
To further explain or diocese our plans is a waste of worde and 1)le
fore you are moat cordially invited to call and non what we propoae to do "a m
advantage of the special prices which Will prevail during thle sale. ‘
Tristram it Hyatt, Norwalk: Bonn.
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LOTHIN
oYs’ SUIT
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ALF PRlC
Ages from 4 to it years.
FRANEIS & ll .,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South liorwallt. Conn.
-The Benedict collar Baton.
A’tlme Saving. Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top in wedge shaped; the upper
m m" part of the poet ie flat, the lower part is round. It
not help working,:ite as eimple ae a clothee Pin.
Made in
ever/view. Gold. Sliver and Gold Plate.
Fflll SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEli, I
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