. “now room: or now. erases
‘ . ole- oumy Bulldlnn In Blaine.
. and theAmorioan hamlet Historical so
tworerootus of linilott & Davis, at Hill~
‘F. Nethersola and Madge Meadows umi
only $3,000,000 of Property
Destroyed by Fire.
'9'] Muhammad Person- Malte a nut)
38“ From the Lafayette llonurl—llunel
' the no the American Baptist renun-
Patunzu'uu. Fob. 3.-—(‘hostmlt stroe
above Broad was visited by one of tin
3m flree this oity has known {or yours
The big raven awry building of (“lorries ii
Hmltine. Hill and 1418 Chestnut street
tall the adjoining flvo story structure o
theAmerk-uu Baptist Plillllt'illlon smiet)
610%}.1420. were totally destroyed. Tin
buildings damaged by fire and water um
filling walls warn the {our story dry good: ,
bottle 0! Homer. Loboutillier & (‘0., int
and 14H: the dwelling litiililu ut H22
med by the Winter estate. and the Hole
Lafayette, at Broad and Funsom streets.
' On‘elther side of the main entrance it
the Hamitine building were the plum
and of Steinway & Co, at Mill. The two
Baptist societies lost large and vuluablt
collections of paintings. books and curios.
An estimate of the losses places the up;
What is)
Gelatin
Castorie is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’o
prescription for Infants and (hill-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic eub- '
etance. It in e. harmleee substitute for
l ngoric, Drops, Soothing Syrupe,
and Castor Oil. It in pleasant. Ito
guarantee in thirty yearn' use by
millions of Mothers Caetoria ie the
Children's Panacea—tho Hothor'e
Friend.
1
CASTORIA
For Inmate and children.
(resonant clomtn 32,:mo,tmo. It. ie thought ,
that this is almost fully covered by insur- 5
once. '
There were about 250 guests in the In» I
hymn hotel, which is ill the roar of flu‘
destroyed bufidlngs. Among those wen
Porter King, mayor of Atlanta and thrl.
other: of his party who oseortod the Lib
arty bell halite.
'1‘. B. Noni, W. ii. lllook, John l“. Ryan,
W. L. Culbcrson, \l’. A. liomphill. A. D
Adair, W. R. ihunnook, Ill. L. 'l‘aburt, J.
Daniel and 1’. ll. llarmlson.
l 0!” Netlterauie One of the Guests.
7 Olga Nathan-solo. tho heiress, and Louis
Maud Clayton of her company were aim;
guests of the Lafayette. While there was
wnllderoble confusion .in the hotel most
'0‘! the guests, barring a few fainting Width
mm, kept. cool heads. and all “(To removed
in nicely. The Atlanta party was ('lll‘l‘ll'(
inapatrol wagon to the (.‘ontiuentui hotel
five blocks away, and tho Nether-solo party
to tho Melropole. opposite the Iniayotte
Every other hostoiry in the city was throwr
open (or the reception of the disturbed
guests. Only the eighth and ninth floors
of the hotel were. burned, although the
back part of tho building from oeiiar [l
roof was badly damn-god by smoke am‘,
water. It had only recently been openetii
(by a new management after thorough ren ;
ovation. ;
Whilo patrolling their heats, at Broatfl
and Chestnut streets, Policemen Rice one 1
Howard detected tlto smell of smoke. I
They straightaway ran to the Lafayette. ho f
to! and went. from floor to floor, looking
for fire. When they reached the sixth, z,
fierce blaze mot their sight. 1
Itwas in tho rear of the llusoltino build 1
lug, which reached dangerously nour t:
the back of the hotel building. All uinrn
was struck immediately. but before tin i
first engines could i'i'ill‘ll the .seeuo a strong
west wind had carried the llumcs through
out the entire building.
Art Gallery on Fire. .
'Ilosc was turned on the Chestnut streo‘ "
from, but the light wood and paper \vhlel l
stocked ti .‘ econd, third and fourth iloor: ;
were ens food for tho ilmnos. The uppo:
part of the building was known as tiu
Haseltinz art galleries. Many leading: all
lots had tudios there. and the art ('oiiee 1
tiona sto ed under the roof aggregated ll
\‘aluo thousands of (lllllilr-i. The. wall.
soon began to ooilupse. and the flame:
spread on theorist to Homer. Loboutiliiel
& Co. rind on the West to‘lhu Baptist Pub '
lication society. =
A general alarm was turned in, and tin
firemen direotod most of their energies ll
preventing the destruotirm of the l‘llili‘l
block, which was for a time threatened
The upper portion of the Lafayette boto
was ignited by iiyim: sparks from tin
burning buildings on Chestnut street, bu'
the blaze was conilnod to the eighth nnc’
ninth lloora'. - .
Mayor King of Atlanta, roused i'rorr
his bed by the fire, refused to leave tho
threatened hotel until he saw that over:
member of his party had oseupad safely.
Olga Nether-solo was one of the (“alums ,
persons in the building. . She. saw most 0' l
her effects safely removed before she lef ,
the hotel. with her little ooiiie dot: tuolzol f
under her arms. Many of the other guest: 5,
rushed from their rooms in their night
‘ clothes and would huvooonlium-d into llu ;
street had assurances not been given tho!
tho‘lowor portion of the building was it
no immediate danger. ' .
The Principal Muses.
The Hasoltino building was valued a‘.
$300,000 and was fully insured. It wax
erected in i‘o‘SS, and the first two lloon
were fireproof. The loss on paintings or
the second floor is between $:l!J<>.ol‘vl) an:
8400.000; uninsured. Among those do
strayed were two by G. H. Felons, vuluot
at $30,000 each: one by Roberta Floury
valued at $10,000. There. were 39 oilioos
in the building. occupied mainly by art
lsts, lawyers and dentists. Drs. Edward:
and Curry, dentists, on the third lloor:
lost a collection of South Alum-loan ourio.
valued at $10,000; partly insured. lithe: ‘
tenants lost sums ranging from 55:30 it
“.000.
The valuable stool; of pianos in tin
stores on the first floor was destroyed. 1511'
the amount. of this loss has not yet boot
estimated. .
The Baptist Publication buildingunt
stock were valued at $100.0!le insured
The Baptist Historiml sooioty lost 1n,uill
volumes. valued at. $200,000, which wer.
insured for $35Jilll). , .
Dr. Wayland. the eminent divine, :1th
lost a valuable private library, on “hiel
there was no insurance, and Dr. T. C
Stelmoyer lost Show,
,The loss on the Lafayette hotel is osli
mated at EifIOJlOO. ilomor. Lobculillie:
£Co.'s loss is $5.000. The tenants 0
the Publication society’s building losn
about $25,000.
Eight or nine firemen were injured by
falling bricks, but none of them were dan
gemusly hurt.‘ Frank Hines of Pittsburg
a guest at the Lafayette hotel. in doseoud
ing the stairs. tripped and fell and brok.
his arm and several ribs. These were thn
only casualties.
The origin of the fire has not yet heel
learned. ,
Burglar! Operating In Count-flout.
KORWICH. CJnu..‘ Fob. 3.—The post
ofiice at Moosup. a small town near hora
was entered by burglars. The sale wul
blown up with dynamite and rilied, til
explosion wreehing every window in tin
building. It is believed the burglars won
the ane- who robbed the rumtuliioe at Dan
Ieieowille last track.
token.
About 3200‘ we
They are Albert llowoll, .
Do not be imposed upon. but ineiet “I‘M!
having Caslorla. and etc that the fan-elm).
is on the
wrapper-.3?
tact ourselves and the public at all hoards.
Tun Carer/mu COMPANY. 77 Murray 81., N.Y.
signature of :
Weahailpro- ' ' E : l
M
“NE.“ W“ ' yr
page
MEIlcmEs.
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE l
At- Our Prices; In Fact
Hard Not To lake”
Lortutonik, $1.01)
Hood‘s Sul'suparilla, 6.3
Ayor's Sursapurillu, .‘ft
Dana's Sarsupnrillu, 7;”.
(iroon's Norvum. 75
i’aine's (.‘olet'y Compound, hf.
(‘utiouru Reselvont. so
Scott's Emulsion, no
(lastortn, ‘2?-
Atww'id‘s Bitters, if). or two for 2"
C
Carter's l’illr‘r. 15. or two for Lu
\Villiulus' l’iuk l’llls, to
, Lydia l’iuleiutut's Veg. (‘tunp-mud, Ml
Aloook's Porous l’lusters, 10
Benson's Capsio l’lusters, 15o, or :3 for ‘25
Geo. C. Stillsbn’s‘?
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St, 50. Norwalk'.
HUNT ll ZELUFF,
Wholesale dull lletuil Dealers in
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Foundl
HORSE RADBH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsu'pl
Pickeied Oystersl
'l‘elot-ll- me Full. lI‘I-ll.
vou CAN’T no BETTER
Than Louve‘l'our Orders for
Print-
ing!
At the Sentinel
Officd.
You Don‘t Have To Swear Oil,
says the St. LouisJout'nul of Agrioulture
in. an editorial about ‘NIl-Tll'Bili‘. the
famous tobuoeo habit euro, "We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Duo.
One, a prominent St. Louis lu'ohitoot,
smoked and ohowod for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tolluooo makes him Fll'li." No-
To-Baosolduud glutruntood by R. H.
Pluistod. Noonro no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy (,‘o.. New York or
Chicago.‘ » _. >
J. \Y. Pioroe, Ropubllo. 1a., says: “I
have used One Minute Cough Cure in my
family and for myself. with results an
entirely satisfactory lluui run hardly
find words to express myself as to its
merit.
it to Others. on every (measiou that pre'
aunts itse ."
l
Iwill never fail to rooonuneud
E'l‘lllu‘.
e, We! 'li Will!!!“ fit»
We! Dr. Hend‘e Remedies;
mm mean. and I am;
A finiallyreomfiinendiug other mothers "
to on them. and always with the best
unite. My baby woe deathly sick with
cholera infeatn‘m, and Dr. Hand‘s Dial~~
rluueMixturo cured it almost immod-
intelm. 1k. Hand's (Jolie Cure in also
excellent—Mrs. N. A. Daniels.“
Hand‘s Colic Core and Dr. Hand‘s Diar-
rhu‘u Mixture are sold by all druggists,
250.
It not only is no, it must be no, One
Minute Cough Cure nets quiekiy, and
that's what mullet; it go.
-—Aootou is harmless.
Abigh liver with n torpid livor will
not be a loan liver. Cort-eel the liver
with Do Wilt'n Little Early Rivers. little ,
pills that onto dystwpsiu and cone: iput ll ui
Rood Ayor'n Alumnae. \\‘lll('ll your
druggist will gladly build you. and tore
the wonderful cores of I‘lll umutism, ou-
tarrlt, Her-it'ula, dyspepsia, eczema. do»
bility. immune and notes. by llt-‘~ use of
Ayor's Sursupurilla, the only Sursupu-i
villa admitted at the World‘s Fair.
. Cure For Hoodooho.
As a remedy for all forms of headache ‘
Electric Bitters has proved to be the‘
It ltlleots u twmuueut euro
very best.
and the
hottduoltes yield to its inilueuoo. We
urge all who are alllieted to pl'e euro :l
bottle, and give tlt‘s remedy it fair trial
In rusosoi' habitual eonstiputfon Blot-trio. '
Bitiorsout'os by givinguoodetl tone to
the bowels. and few oases loot: resist the
use of this tut-dioiue. Try it onoe. Fir.
ly ‘enta and 51.1") at Stillmu‘s and
Wood‘s drug stores.
Quiok lil oii'eot. holds and leaves Ito
sour. But'uitrr. sextly shin eruptions
(lllll‘ltlyl‘uroll by De \Vitl’s \\'iln‘ll lid/Al
Salvo. Applied to burns,
surest, it is mugieul in oii'oet. .-\l\vu_vs
euros piles.
._, v .
Hutuls. old
The Discovery Saved His Lilo.
Mr. H. (‘rullom-tte. (li‘illeZiSl. i’n-JW'rx
ville. Ili., says: "To Dr. King's .\'e\\
Diseovory Iowe my life. \‘.'us taken
with La (irippe and tried all the pllys§~
eiaus for miles about, lull oi' no avail.
and was given up and told I oould not
live. Having l)l‘. King‘s New iliseovol'y
in my storo I sent for a bottle and began
its use and from the first tlw’t' begun to
not hotter, and ilfll'l‘ usingy tlu'or- lutlllw‘.
was up and about again. l' islvurtll its
Weight in gold. 't’u- «im‘? keep house
orstoro without i1." (lot :1 free trial
at Stillsen‘s md Wood's drug stores.
——~:\oofon oures lieztdueho.
Dealness Caunol be Cured
by ieoul applioullous‘ us i lioyouuuul rouelt
lhelliseztsed portion of the our. There is
only one way to our“ deafness, and that
is by eouslllulinuu! i‘l'llll‘llil“-. Deafness
is t-uused by in] inflamed eotulllinlt of
the mm Hus lining of the liustieluzut
When this tube is inflamed you
have u rmubiingsouml or imp. lien? in ur-
ine. and when ii lwl'illii‘t‘l)‘t‘lv‘wevl. heal—
ness is the result. and lllllon.» the tulluul-
motion mu lie taken out and this lul o
restored to its normal onmlilinrt, blaring
will be destroyed forever : uiue eases out
of toll nl'e 'l,‘;lli.-’l‘ll by i'llldl‘l‘li. \Vllll‘li is
nothing but an inflamed oen'l'lion of tile_
muoous sol-fares.
We will give (luv Hundred Dollars
for any ('ilSt,‘ ol' l)l‘lll‘ll".‘\' (eauswl by on-
tat't'li) titut onnuot lw mind by ll:ill's
Uumrl'h (‘uto
1".J. ('l’ll‘lNl‘lY l\‘ (ll. 'l'nlelln, (l.
Effiold by Dmgtfists. 7.3.». ‘
(hie Minute Un’uglt (‘ut‘l- tutu-hes. the,
right spot. it also tout-lies it flu“
t‘iglltlime if you mite it when v: u lune
ll. cough or (told. See the point ‘: Then i
don't oouglt. 1'
ul
——.»\ootou will break up a mid.
“(live iiil‘ u liver l'eg‘uluton and l oan
regulate the World." said a 3;» uius. ’J‘he;
vlt'uxgisl handed him a lmili" "i’ he
Will‘s Little llzu'ly Risers. the l'iiilllillfii
little pills.
-—;\oetou cures the grip. ‘ ‘
Don‘t invite llisuzpohttuzonl by mpori ‘
nil-tiling. Depend upon Hue liiitzt‘e
(‘ough Hire and you have Eru'umliull re-
lief. It (rul‘oseroup. 'l‘lleouly lt:t1‘1ule:s'
remedy that prodtletsimmodmto,v-‘sults.
-.\oelon will prevent pnemnouiu.
Bucklin's Arniea Salve. ' .
Thole-st salvo in the World for outs.
bruises, sores, ulot‘rs, suit l'houm, fever
sores. teller, ohilppod hands, obilhlains.
oorus, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively euros piles, o‘: no pay required.
it is {muruuteed to give pori‘eot sutisme-l
tioll or moneyrefunded. l‘rioe uts
per box. For sale by (l. U. Sillison and ,
E. P. \Veod. '
35 t't‘
Smilting. healing. olennsiug, De Will‘s
Witch Hut-l Halve is the enemy to su-err. 3
wounds and piles, ‘.‘.'llll'll it never fails t-v'
euro. Stopsitollingaud burnine. (lures?
ohuppod lips :lllll o'tld-sot'os in {\vo o:-1
tlu-ee hr. turs.
Don‘t worry. Dzm‘t run in debt. '
Don‘t (ride with your health. Don‘t} LOST YIGOR
tryexretmlonis with uledivint-s. Don‘t.
-’~-.,i
wuslb time and ,nzonoy on
compz nut is.
a substitute for Ayor's Surnapnrilla.
is the best of blond-purifiers.
It
most dreaded habitual siolt‘
Semi for oil‘ri‘ulut‘s ; l'l'oo. : ,
y
l
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l
l
l
‘.'ol‘tltles:« :‘.~
Don‘t lH‘“IK‘l‘r€llillll‘lll l t.tl o,
» mowlmw W
Haunts A SNAP.
Mats 5&(6.
Lll'. '
AND
5°C.
A regular snap in Fine Neckwear, we gobbled up
a Manufaclurcr’s slack, besl maker in New York
Czly, cleaned hls whole slack lhal was made up.
Every scarf has been made wll/n'n lwa weeks and
represenls all l/ze newest shapes in Ascol Puffs.
Band Bows. Four-m—Hands. made up Teck Scar],
Bullon on Bows and Imperial: You'll find silks
in exclusive designs and quail/[es l/ul cannol be
dzlpll'caled/or less lhmz 5 l and $1.50 in our 50C
lme. The 25: slack represenls sca'fs worth al
leasl 50c. Take aduanlage 0/ our good buying.
We don’l confine our bargains l0 our Neckwear
llzls week. we are making our Men '5 and Boy's
deparlmen’ [lye/y luring our greal manufaclurers’
sale. We've more of the James Rollzwell & Ca. ’5
Ouei'coals, Ulslcrs, Sui/5 and Trousers marked at
prices llml will give you a dollar for slxly-slx
, cenls. and on some lhlngs l/zal are odd we have
all prices in half.
EEQ$ & (on '
‘ Bridgeport Calm.
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Euem'ngs.
(
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
l'ult i." got sit \ul‘l wan! .‘ny
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware i
Or your \\'.lll,‘llo<. ('l mks .1:'..l low: ll'y lx‘. yufl'a‘rl i1“. " Cle..l:v~l, . All or
semi .‘l: n-ce to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NORWALK, CT.
House Block,
..\'l' \\'.\ll
unlit iuzll pr‘iwc. \l‘e.-'ills1'.evell ill 10-!-
tiuzr and :- um; mute luuuuilul pattern.
\l'llll‘ll should
ilut
We ll rll'l give iliI'K‘anS
3:: wall page-v 'zl [lento- -
ill 1.:'!'.‘.’ Lilli." l4» tilfl l”. '2‘ ;:i'.‘.".“.~‘.
it's .ul lutlsilnksr
;:\'.';l_\‘: in! \\'e;:1.~.~.‘t!l: 1'. «l with :1 l..u' 1“." -
:r .tséu; numb: ‘
Ill owl .ill .so.‘ 5.
l‘.:llll= t's’?
.‘\l'll.‘~l C .‘nla?
4illilxl‘lrs.
is. l'u‘Iures.
l‘u'lut'es fit. :n-vl l Hauler,
l’uimiuq. l‘uv rhuugluu :liiIl lll'l'lll‘ili-
in;:.
illil'hlili,
71' \\'.t.suing_:'nn Street. 8.». Noru‘aik.
Mimi ll Dainty Gift.
After all sold and Ilene. u line, “ell‘mmle
-i_vll~ll, Well-lltfintz pair of shut-s is its ll(’l.‘t",lf
title a ('lllllfi'l'llAS l'lil'lr l‘lN'l‘ u< unyjlliot:
if llit‘l'l‘ is
to'whero the v- r_v best of its kind out be pill
you can iltit:k.of. any question to
doused, it‘s easily ans .vored—al
HS. BROWN’S
'90 wosumorou smear,
isouth Nor'walk, Conn.
& llanfiooyl
mm“
Just llllx'L‘ u look at our south window anti M e il you thinl. We carry a
large Line of
\
Plumbers” fifiteam Fitter-5’
fiuppiies! I
Lugosi line of \
CAST - IRON, - MALLEABLE - AND - BRASS-S - FlTTiNG
in the oily, su‘vh ;o.\'ulvcs, Rewinding l’itling, ctr.
NASH&VAN$COV,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONNECTICUT.
inasroaa
.. ,r Ca‘wal l‘ ~r»i~. rilh-v
1 1
. lLA'. .zu .
For sale at Tomiiuson's drug store. .
”convective uni-lotion Which II Likely
to Came Trouble and belly.
ALHAM', Feb. :t.-—-\\'ltltout doubt the
. legislature hue now bolero it a question
. aluully as important and which \till
ouuseuu mot-h trouble and delay lot the
. qumtiom oi" “router Ni \v York and probe,
This A Use pol posnl rIutl‘tt'l‘ i'ur l'llln‘. oi
the wound and third eiztss presented by
‘ thermouds “lens appointed for that pur.
this". 'l'lrul the present oiiloinls ol l‘\l“‘)‘
t‘ll)’ m the state will l'lll.-l' their wire. in
opllr‘eliiwil lo vermin welions ol’ the to. :u
tires 1» ill] un-urul loot. for the ritJUi-‘l * on
very rutl'uui. Hrip; ( :l oi legal \l'i'l'lilgl
they may be detailed about as follows:
Aldermen un- ooi lo ren'eiw nu) rule‘s;
for their survives. in most of .
lit. .. oli.’ri;tls are paid salaries. :uu'. sot...
llilla let‘os‘z ll.e loglfl mire loll f'l t'iltevt-zoe.
in lll"~t' whirled. The [resident ol’ illt
('lllllll.- it t'-llll|l‘ll lF. llll'.""‘.|'r, In l.l‘ givt ll
rm. lzt wet-ml New. ellies ulthruu-u at
in :1‘ Ill‘l' tiliollri‘l-ll, lull l'l thin] Flour-:1
ll . utlll‘ll‘tli «'5‘ ll.“ Winnie ll‘llllli 1' Mill ilu
plum ill or me 1.. be o'eetetl at liti'gn,
"ii: 1‘ « lulu-rs ol Il.e heard of pn‘dio in
~ll'I1r'lmll ~l,-.!i ~t-r\.- “lili'lll’ pay. .‘ltul ul-
lhv in Waivers m‘ the ii"o board. 1‘. viii “fl
:1; polulive l r the mayor.
lll see-:ud oluss olties lllri‘l' are to b-
lhreo raid t.>st‘~:vllr>i, bu! in third eluss ll:
lt‘fi only one.
The l'l‘lll‘Il-l'll I'l‘urtors i'i'l "title for out
ling ol‘l' many tart-st 'u (dork-hips and mill
ion the Work to that ol the oily ohrit and
his Il"l‘lllil ~.
(lzu- .-;f the prinolpul features in tin
ohuvll'r drawn up by oities ol the M‘l'lliltl
ohm is for a single ll: :uietl ooxotui-‘siuu o:
l‘llhlio \vnrlcs. 'i'!.e ('I:lililll.~§lhlll‘t‘ in ll i‘st
ville-s is to but: t’lllli'm' ol tin-\tulrrsuppi)
in pllwo rt" ill" pro-out wo'er mounds-mus
lli the third a'lusa oiliA‘ \vu'.‘ r in :.r is art
ulvv .‘llI«-ll~lll"l. and the publie works o no:
ltllh‘ilmt lakes oluu‘gv of the duties. 'l'lti~
(lilt's ;.'.'.'o_v \vul: many oiliuw~ now tilled by
the dominant politlr .ll l‘lll'lll 4.
in lillllllmli to alt-dishing nub-r muuuis
\‘llllil'l'i lllzzl ill! illotllully, in lllll‘ll l‘l.‘l~< oil
its
Friends
ill", always
1
" clingtoit
WW because
;’ ll. L.
l rl.‘lj;*l32!CCO
i g;;i‘.‘ot-;<;llel">est
! 'r‘iliz-aifiactlon.
ea: ~ '4»; made
{ .-
'(T}*ii the
' F _\' . ‘ .‘
f entices-r lfiflf-r
. . . . , ;.. ,1
1M. ll.i‘ )‘HlH‘e l'HlIll:ll~-inli('i's. llze pr”; «m. ‘
plum. uEsoulwtilsh‘ tori. ('uii.il|.~~l‘vln‘:‘-» .l
oiliu oi‘ the third elm» olulLlH-s ~ilt'll
l'-vl‘.iii‘l~-: »: ‘i'~ in all mun, eunu liththu
polite and l".‘.'.' enulzw lit mini our-4 Hill
and il“1llll~lll‘~ Lo. in Ltutzy “Hum-"e.
‘t'illl illv :t‘ nlllinll .‘i lie w r him I" ilzl .~
also l'll' ul {Colon ml the 113.12! r “2131"" i.
ilil‘li' r llll'm,.'.'ulvilli-x2:1:'Mlllleuloitut:
rouaxe now H, il.“ loyalist-l liu l\\‘-t ,;;rz‘.«
;~' done :l\\.‘|v “‘ill. ('11)lll'--‘,1l‘l«ll'i-ll.:1l.l
thou-will '»- 'i'rs-luuh
ure- u‘Lil have my: 1.. but i! -' eat; -
entn:‘..'.l:.u .-.
SUICIDES IN BROOKLYN.
' in llil‘ Pit},
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of ( lllil‘l'llr't.
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that if .‘ll's, Angus: . ' 3 :t “with
will aw, who "nil"! It -v Jail oer
ill ll" l’» L‘ . ~.--v ; i;' ‘--. rulie we
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iv Mien-hip o2 tlm iri~‘i p.ll'li.:1:
the meeting of that pzlllv‘ \ti 2- ll l.:l-
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..liu hi4 ~t‘:.l in l_. (without. it l,~ l»-
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to slut-out .‘lll‘fll‘ilil', and he w. j
prob-tidy ;..-..-;.:, .lolut liilinn :u::l lid ‘
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:u'\f;1~hill;;loll. “\\'ill jinllwlli"). -1 Io lb"
proper authorities that .‘tibuuj.
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xiv, and 131.21 sun: the you.» mix
is drawn upon tor it. sinWlll}.
names lite-ll -..ur new, (“mi-rm the ltiiil’.“ it
our owl-lent oily might. with g-rel'rioty
be g3 i; the :1. :;z oomph ted ve. .
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our mutt!
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the (ii‘fiielnius between lll
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l‘ilhll in The lines ~.‘:_'.~, i
thl'y eentizmes me tit :t size 1w :.
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COTJDENSED TELEGRAMS.
l‘It-Fetiotors .lden moi .‘tl:‘. oz «l (1 lulu
l L-r.‘tl1nl stl-ioonlj; in his tall ut the out:
ptiwn at. ' Sine.
Judi." 51l_l;4'll l’t-ei'y of San [ileum ('ul.
oeuuultted soluble i=3 :lilwlliii.’ Limse‘.
through t‘io lieuvt.
Mrs. lie vrgze l" a. l-ullEml-p invalid
rII _\‘.. K's «ti' ago. iVlls' lvurt ‘ «l in death it
Ltz' hone-nit F:-:.il.lr tn, \' . .
The den: h of Lady hi ut -v.
lzlir Sii‘ llll'»"i.l':l l\-l'llll"“. the Well himt'): .
.» poiitlemn. is uouounm o in ii.tliz‘; "
Mr. Richard (‘roltr-rt 9 New Yuri-1 has. it
llnrsos in training at in toothlu- lilgis. noul
“lounge. in elzzuge Hi ('im " s Niel-mu.
The federal em~u~ o; .‘loftiz-u. whirh i
now ('lezllt‘leli. show; u lopuluLou of is.
fxi'JJIL'L 'l'l.o City o! All xo-o has .‘l..«.‘~.l
llt'V. lllili‘f lflils lli‘ l)i'|‘x{l‘rll'll. .\. J“
‘2‘ v; New -lt'l'~l'\' Mu illl‘llisi v'hiil-‘i
euro. tiled in ‘lmluz humid. l'u.. aged 7.‘
_\'u .trs.
i-libritigo A. 'l‘owio. the oldest ennduvtol
in the employ oi the mutual :ln'! .‘iuiuc
railroad and pro! ably the oldest railway
oanduetor in the . United States. died in
Charlestowu. lieu. aged 7:1 years. '1
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Bill ‘ili
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ltlll ‘,
Willlli’ii’
Billillii
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria. '
f When Ra? 5v we; sick, we gave ly‘rCnStorin.
When she was a. l‘hilxl, sit" erin'vi for Castoria.
When \ll" lwmrev' Bliss, .«hn clung to Cztsluria.
. v. ucu :ll': Loni Children, she gave them Castoria.
_ Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
I Examiner In
1876 to 1883
Offices. 42%; Main Street,
I'. S. Patent office,
Burnbneon'r, Conn.
‘ ...ed and all Pat-
l‘r MODERATE FEES.
: U. s. PATENT Orrlc:
in loss tune than those
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OFF. PATENT OrFiCE. WASHING'HMI. D. C.
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5:123.“ a lu'mdrcd
1." c." i. Think 0f
:3 the sari! brooks i
211:5): be recalled 1
And will slag! lila’iia’dd w til
owl. .
.3! all I {a Nan
READYf-WSE
it azeds no heating: 0. how it sticks!
Norwalk Chronicler