.Bohodulo “I "1102 tor din
. 3.4111turalshod on applies
ttolovhouo cull. 02-5.
.4.
TEE EVENING SENTlhEL.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
.~ bya slluhl rim 0! tempt-m-
Women’s- "cunt-1|.
f” toorhours ending at noon todav
- Almuu for Tomorrow.
I Bun sets Hichtldo
It 3:21 at 11211-1 1x...
' Elu'A BALE or OAKUM.
3 set of the Jones a. Hotchkiss
play Form a Bucket Brigade.
worthy afternoon at :lo’clock fir:-
' discovered in the front increment of
7 I. Lockwood store in Wall street.
1 {but the damage will not exceed $25.
mo'fiameqkiginated in some baled
' .. .;nnd itfi suppoued Were started
We carelessly throwing :1 lighted
near the inflammable material.
. Anderson discovered the fir:-
' bowent toMecure some coal. He
urlously.
Anderson quickl3 notified other em-
' ' l in the tin shop and called t'or'
The pipes were being upon: :1
city watcrwas shut off from
but a bucket brigade w as
and water w as brought
riverhack of the store 1111':
the fire was out, but the
' film with 141110110. and it
' "lore w or]: was resumed.
POM“ AMUSEMENTS.
'0‘ .......... ..
"than. Duke.
WEI of musical people
intelligent pro-
Therc is an organiza-
othiw': way this week, known
, Bouf’fe company. of
atld'Mr. Hoyt has aminged
their: appear at his theatre. This
y," under the management of
High, Hoffman & (30., intend to
circuit-0'1 certain towns in New
andto make regular monthly
. [use new opera on each visit.
company includes such artists as
. Verona, Caroline Wolfe, Marie
m, Mignon Von Huhn, Charles
W, Arthur Seaton, Bergh Morri-
‘will produce the pretty French
,,“'.1'he Little Duke,” on their first
' I? here. This opera contains fine
' c and admits of very pretty costums,
$130! which are “new Lovers of intelli-
will operas will make no mistake in
Main this company in 311: h 1111111-
”I that will warrant their retaining
W town on their circuit and returning
' ench month. “The Little Dukc‘
will be presented here Friday :111dSatur-
any evenings, and Saturday matinee.
.Elliuwood’s Players.
There was another large audience at
Norwalk Opera House. last night. to
, Ellinwood s, l’la3ers in “Dr.
land‘Mr. Hyde." The. play was
MW in abighly satisfactory mau-
thellghtning changes of Mr. Ellin-
4, from Dr. Jekyl to Mr. Hyde being
of special mention. The special-
!” also excellent. This aftermlou
' 3 ngoodattcudauce to \\'llllt's~
' , when‘ 'Thc Open: Singer"
“unnerved seat for ten cents.
ormunce tonight one hun-
Ihs’ntmmhe hfylll‘rl'dtz'n times
“50 WWI“.
7W." “Well. what of that.”
'1 coal and waited
4 have caught it, brush.
it hick to bill.”
3 “Want," "Point. "and
‘ 4 outs. n'ot oxwodlnx the
. ‘tflo Ibmlimcmwe: alstlmes.
, Without”. llarrlm and
Tut's-By mail. In admiral.
' 1 One month. soc: ethree
fl: months. 0130:0110 your. 11.
Mon. 1-» a week. 1:. be mld
No. or Washington street.
. >4 no. a Will street. Nowell: :
' Welcome at The Routine] omoo.
at our new». you will motor :1
. 4 1 Inc. sending or bringing It
«4
Wlhould in all cases be ad.
. Sentinel has It ('ircnlulion
ol'h'arwalk and m Suburbs
Mderably, than the Combined
of the othtr Thm' Local Dail-
hm Room is always 0pm to
am"! It promises to be warmer
pflly cloudy. followml by lacross-
and mem‘ rain and by lug
uswlndn llllllll'l'mlhIHIly night.
poInt of the thermometer lot"
Low tide '
4 by the Jones & Hotchkiss com- '
[the halo of oakum out into tho.
'of the room, where it blazed.
J each town for a couple of nights, '
etc” and a chorus of thirty voices. '
Mrs. All-n My. d Ilia moot.
fell down stairs yum-pundits badly
injured. Her fmt caught in the bulb».
tormfibmJnrlherauklo verbally
“trained. A lighted lump Mrs. Dauchy
curled loll to the foot of the stairs bull
. not the 110111111011 tire. but Mr. Danohy.
- who heard the ooauuotiou. oxtlagulshed
tIuI flames.
WESTON.
Stephen Waterbury is quite ill with
measles.
The Norfleld V. l’. s. t". E. prayer
meeting, Sunday evening. was conduct-
ed by Robert Williams.
York.
, It Is reported that tho Coley place, oc-
cupied the past two years by D. P. Mor-
roll. has been sold to a Mr. Knapp, of
Stamford."
, Frank Mm'ehousc out his hand quite
badly one day hist- week, while chopping
wood. 3 3
'l‘hcmu Brown has 'speut a few days
' '> ' , - . - - > . 3 with his cousin, Robert Williams.
Herald Weather Forecast.
Hod" annular» to 1‘... l‘II'ilI' and
.1 force of men has been at work on
the roads about towns since the storm of
last weeknvhich remit-ml them impas.
sable in some places.
i the first sleighiug of the scason on Sun- '
day evening. I
I Miss .14 uni. (‘nl‘Vol‘ ellebratcd thei
above mm; 10,7091”, lklgfeggl- anniversary of he: birthday lust neck}
by ghiug a dinner party to rolativesI
'aud friends. 3
Prof. iillthJ‘rl. lMiarmo of Bridge:
'port. are the guests of his luothc -r, 3111's.:
IBcdiont.
()scur Budd, James Coley and 1' rank.
Laucspent part of last week in Re‘u
ding, ge 111g 11 large amount of hay,I
which thg‘purchuwd at auction midyi
for trausp atiou I
Norfleld (vrangc will hold :1 meeting
.011 Friday evening, when important I
business will be transacted.
last wcck. after a month’s stay 111
Wilton.
Mrs. (‘hoster Coley has 1",ecov"mcd and'
is able to be out again.
I DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Arthur Bradley returned homei
I
I
, Mrs. Georg' Leonard, who has been;
i spending several weeks at- Dr. Kindred's I
I itamford sanit ll‘ll‘llll, has returned,I
Ihomo, much lmp10\ ed in health. '
I
The ladies of the D1r'4 11 Unitarian
ic-hurrh will give a masked carnival on:
:Moudaycvcnmg,M.111:112 I
Matthew lebert is moving to the.
Rustic, 111Vo.ot 111 :11 011110.
Ernest K0411 \\ out to Bridgcp 1r! yrs
tei'd;,1y on bus? 11r-ss:::o1111ected with the
Knights of the Holden Eagle
Russell Hobbie, infant son of Mr. and;
aged one month. The funeral will be
held tomorrow.
WINNIPIIUK.
Misan'adie Lynch, of \V 111n1p.1ul. dc
nics tho published report that she stabbed
George. Walton with :1 jack knife 01
that she has skipped town. She, says
that if Walton was stabbed it wusnot
by MT. 3
The National Guard. ,
The annual report of Adjutant Gen-
eral Graham to Governor Collin for the
year ending November“ 30. 1893, was
made public Saturday. The annual mus-
ter of the Connecticut National Guard
shows that the force numbers 192 com-
misdoncd officers and 2.573 enlisted
men; total, 2,165. The adjutant gen-
cral pronounces the annual brigade en-
'cumpment last year as "highly satisfacy
tory." The total military enrollment is
108.06.. The expenses of the National
Guard during the fiscal year aggregated
$1 '10. 878. 9’). The reportm: 1kesanurgentl
plea for new arms, and the uniforms are-
reported as being much worn in some.
cases.
Farces Will be Repealed.
The bazaar of St. Joseph’s parish will. I
be continued tonight. Father WintersI
announces that the three forces will be I
given again, thus enabling people toi
judge of the merits of' each. Dancing
will be free, and all the arti: les 4 anvass-
ed for will be drawn. Last night.“ AI;
Noldeman' 1n Disguise“ was presented.‘
with following the ( ast:
hc'liilemuu' in lli~gui~e,
Mr. Kershaw. '
Richard Fitrgcluld
“illiam A. Bellew' I
Gerald. (‘hnrles Steetzmuller _
Dick. ,. James )ll-Gue
Policeman.
31 I‘m Kershaw.
lulu.
Aunt 1401:...
S. J, O'Brien
Miss Mamie Shields
. Miss Jennie Hoynolds
)liss Annie Hurlord
Postal logislalion Wanted.
Norwulk and South Norwalk clerks
are interested in the passage of the bill
before Congress relating to the classifi-
cition of mail clerks, kuowuas H. R.
3,213. Under the present inadequate
system. it often hcppcus “that a clerk
performing certain work in one office, at
times receives but one half the salary of :
114-11'1'11 doing the same class of \1 on. in I
Lanother city. while two clerks side by'
side in the ram:- pttice do an equal
a count of work of the same kind and
yet one receives twice as much pay as
the other.“ Musically samples of
the inequalities the hill such to remedy.
'Mr. and Mrs. It. 11'. Fitch have reluru- .
. . . . 1
04111011113 frmu :1 wu-ks visit in New
, 1
A number of young people euyoyed,
Mrs. Clarence Scolield. died yesterday: '
Family
Medicine
"I 1.14.... taken A or" s Pills for
Ilmllv years. and a ways derived
1.1M best results lvoru their use.
For stolllach and hi or troubles.
and lot the euro 01' head: cue.
AYER s
Manic Pills
cannot be mush-.41 'Wheu mv
friends ask 111: “but is the best
remedy for disordms ol the stom-
act 1. Ii'ver, or howls my mums
blcuuswerls \34'r' s l'ills. "whim.
M 11 Jouxso .. .\'c a York City.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
EN TFRT 11"1\ .Ill'h 'Ts'
Don’t'
Monkey
With your cold! Nip
it in the bud. Pro-
curc a bottle of
vI'IALE’S LUNG
BALSAM
u s Q
the first thing vou do
and save yourself from
needless suffering.
:Trlal Bottle Free.
?
sonwus orEuA HOUSE
.\II '1 his Week.
'I'() XIIIII’I‘
THE FUGITIVE.
Elinwood’ 5 Merry
Players!
lluluding
MISS LETTIE SHEPPARD,
Singing and dancing Sl'hllllri‘llf‘ Info of Mo's
11' >2 (‘ ompany.
MR. DAVE SEYMOUR,
Late 1': over" 5 Ivy Loaf Company.
than o 01' Hay \‘iuiillv. Secure scab at
“1-0: ml ’I‘olnlllwui' s.
nt‘>“l\l!l sn3uf for ladicstbi‘ evening. to.
no I' rize~ given away tonight.
lath Grand Annual
MASQUERADE
Ara) CARNIVAL
OF' THE
Germauia Saengerbund.
At Germania Hall, Washinton. Street
Bridge.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB.I7,1896
Mush- bv
Hill '1' .\lt.\l4l.\'ll‘ W l. I. 01“? HI-S'I‘lt'l
01! '91: Pic: r-s for (Mom MI and Dancing.
PROF. HENRY l.llllt\l\\\ l'rnmptor
(ill\\'DT.>.UiLE3\1'XI (li\\l)T>\lllE\1\!
Represented by ‘25 Dr'nmus' 1n handsome and
ultistic costuuus (‘11lsium Light furnisuud
b3 tin-N ow Y'olk l ‘nlsium I iglit (‘omrxum all
night. Grand March at 951101104 1:. hurt».
ADMISSan'. flout and Lady. 21. 00 Extra
Lady so cents
Suitscuubchad ofF.\'.i1:li111-11-I.o\\'ill be m"
the Hall all day.
Turkish Bazaar
AND
Tableaux !
IV Till-1
Norwalk Methodist Church
Wednesday and Thursday Eve' gs
Felt 12 and 13
I nder the Auspices of the .
INASMUGH CIRCLE 3
KING’S DAUGHTE‘RS.
/
. Admission. to Bazaar, 15 Cents.
g
HDVT’S TH EATRE.
Friday and Saturday Nights
AND
Saturday Matinee.
Feb. 14 and I5.
STANDARD
OPERA ,
BOUFFE
CO.
l‘rmlucing the charming success of tho season
THE LITTLE DUKE!
The pcrfonno r5: will hr'ahsolutolytflrut (lass.
Thr- hesv artists and grand :horuscs. Fine
lilHIllilIPullllII entmnv" lug m11~h-.\\l- vuarun-
t- :zlollgl:.ful(-'."‘4uiu,:. :-t.t.rtai. 11111..
lrum'o 2541111154». Seats-innw on sale at
lluisted' s and “cod 1: drug stores.
"ELLIS M. DlSBROW.
‘opohor of Plano.
Tm 'Wl on Application. " Ad-
. , 3"”?
,ccut. oll‘ them all.
1
I
I
i
I
i
I
Bargain Sal»
flan caused
Death to
Dull Times.
NORWALK
I BOSTON STOR
E!
. New York Office. ‘48 'lro-dw-y. '
BUSINESS - ENOUGH - HERE - ALL - THE- TIME!
Never dull, alwavs ssomcthing that we are giving away at a sacrifice.
tell the story that we know how to buy and sell our goods.
are hall sold.
The luslut
Store in
Folrflold
- ' county.
The crowds
Dry Goods well bought
While others are liquidating and members retiring from the firm because
there is not business enough proves that thcv (lon' t buy their goods right, I'0r if they
did thev could sell so that the people would buy of them and there would be no need
H
of ”retirinw,
hence on: success.
lowest prices is the best way
HERE IS A BLAZE 0F BARGAINS.
To Knock Out Any Sale Ever'Advertisedl
Kitchen Department.
We have added 2,000 square feet to
this department. Our increasing sales
demanded it. When this department
Iwus first opened we had aroom 15x20,
’now we have :1 floor 7:31.331
Another
fact that proves that we are right in our
prices. Now keep it humming.
Tin Rico Bmlcrs, heavy till. 2 quarts.
always sold at die, this w 0131: "4c.
Tin pads," t. 4:11:16 quarts with cov-
crs. price 90, lm', .Ic, for this week. w:
will 1-: ll them at '10, flc,l lllc.
(0.11‘auws fortlu- ecorunnycoal, Ill:
and loo ones We shall sell at B:- and He.
Knife Boxes white wood, partitioucd.I
.dwu3s l." 10, this sale 94'.
Lumps—.Wc have about
Room. Dining Table. and Sleeping
I'lmm Lamps. We shall take 33',
Don‘t wait ("like
and buy one.
1.000'1‘111 l’ic Plates. always tic each.
this sale. 14'.
0114' pint Till Cups always sold at 4’10.
forthis sale 2'30. '
(huuph-toToIh-t Sets, always sold at
$2.39, for this sale $1.45.
1'. Haunted Cups and Saucers, always 1
p4r:
of' doiuL r Lbusincss.
sold at ch‘ for this sale .190.
oil-piece Tea Set. decorated in browni'
that never fad”, always sold at :65, this 3
3 per yard. ”o.
Jardinercs—All kinds of Jardincres.
tulle $2.08.
We shall take of! 25 per cent.
Dinner Setsuli‘or this sale we shall.
takeotl‘ 10 per cent. on all Dinner Sen-1.;
Ladics' B-buttou length Monsquctairo
and 4-button Gluco Gloves, values from
ill to $.25 per pair. 501'.
Mcn' :1 line Dog Skin lined. plain and
"fur tops. values from $1. 25 to $1.50 per
pair 75c.
Ludies' Fast Black Extra Heavy Seam-
loss Stockings. A great bargain, 3 pairs
I01:
loo lamps'
loft,ll:1ngiug, Hall. Librury,l)1.1ulug'
Mon sScamIess Socks, sold everywhere
at Lie :1 pair, 3 pair 241-.
Boys and (:irls‘ Extra Heavy Ribbed
Hose, full length. sizes from o to lo,
two pairs 25c.
Boy :4 Unlunndervd shits, sizes from
II to lit regular 54) cent quality, 29c.
"1,000 yards Hamburg lidgings 5, 8 10,
_l‘.’, [fraud " .'l( per yard. just'.’ Spercent.
: less than regular prices. .
blhldozcu buttons, worth from 10 to
. per dozen, choice 41'.
um) pairs of scissm's. our own import-.1-
, tiou, every pair
Our agents of' our syndicate are always 4111 the market for big deeds.
Buyilnr the best at the lowest prices and selling the best at the
warranted. regular
value from 38 t0 59c, per pair 29c.
Silleimps, values from I50 to 254:
Skirts.
30 Skirts made
med *1 ones, 2.98.
of black mohair, 1112'
{Dress Goods.
" l4) pin-es Black
quality for 114.2
Figured Mohair. 2'
20 pieces Fancy Suitiugs, 19c quality
for 12‘91'.
1'1 pieces 52-inch Black India Twill, 500
quality for 374:.
m pieces all colors 62-inch New Spring
Surges, 75c quality for 500.
10 pieces New Fluids, all wool, 750
quality for 501:.
20 'picccs All Wool Serges, all colors,
'ch quality for 2.54:.
Jackets and Capes.
'25 Children‘s Coats, 2 to 4 years, 50c
each.
24) Children s C0ats,2
each
tot years, 980
10 ladies' Capes, shone for. $3.50.
20 Ladics' Jackets. 81.) ones 86 and $9.
In make it doublv llltClt‘sllllf' to 0111' patrons, we will "ivc away two first class
Sewing Machines. the first; \\ 111 be (Iiawn .\lou:la\' cvcni:1g,l cl). 1 l, and Machine No.2
will be drawn Monday 01 0111111: 1' cb.’
I cl). 8th,
S: IIC commences Sat”
Telephone Call, 57- a.
.24 Secure a coupon with cvci'v purchase made.
1806, and continues One \1' cck.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
Norwal'k, Ct.
Corner Main and,
Wall Streets,
A GREAT SUCCESS!
of the town.
vast number.
()ur coffee, we mean is a great success as it goes into the leading families
"Can't get such coffee elsewhere as you send us,"
We throw out the life 1qu to those who are using poor
so say a
goods and want them to catch on to something that will do them good.
l'lour is advancing in price. Now is the time to purchase.
lancy fresh eggs.25c dozen. . Elegapt gilt edge butter, four pounds 81. oo
Flgiu crcamcry butter 4/ pounds for 1.00.
boneless bacon and hams the finest on the market.
Try the lerris Delicious
Call
for delicatesse
sugar com, the highest grade possible to obtalu and 15 a table luxury We
can supply vou with the finest of the wheat, as all of our goods are of the
first quality.
CHARLES E.$EYMOUR,'
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Leadlng Grocer.
so. NORWALK.
Good Aduce to HousekeepersI
An open secret in successful housekeeping is in saving, not only in cooking, but in buying.
call at our store, purchase your groceries and we will prove to your entire
money by dealing with us.
will be to your interest to
satisfaction thatyou will save
It
‘1
v
4 cans Tomatoes,
4 cans Corn,
3! cans String Beans,
3 cans Peas,
:1 cans Pumpkin.
3 cans Bartlett Pears,
1 can Peaches,
~— n“. 5: 15,. 1.: a; I:
5 F.
:1 :1
r; r:
‘ 4 lbs. Cal. Prunes”. 250
4 lbs. best Raisins, ' 250
:1 lbs. N E. Mince Meat. 250
1 lb. ex't-ra‘ Prunes, Me
1 1b. Evaporated Apples. 100
1 1h. Evaporated Peaches, , 14K:
1 lb Apricots, 1'20
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar,
301bs. Pail Jelly,
1: lbs. Soda Crackers,
lo lbs. Oatmeal,
Gold Dust package,
No 2 Mackerel, per 1b.,
Codfish, per lb.,
$1.00
1.00
.25
.2.
.lo
.10
.01)
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 25 Cents Poond!
Maud S Flour $425 Per Barrel, 55:; Bag.
NEW YORK GROCERV co.
Donovan Building,
33 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk.
/
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Calling
1...»:
1;.
Cards
I Engrav
EITHER
ed 01" Printed
At the Scott cl Oliicel
Etuorr Ettcrso.
no lode- ”. m. d
W d It. I. A. '-
Bumon, rob. ll.-Mllag Inlet!
of Boom w pulsar of tho
1.001th of A balm, the OH
clol vote ball. so font 0. VII“-
Ien, the present I boot.
Imdnvllle I'll salaried by the worm
tlou as the place “which to hold "to on!
annual midsummer mm
The lemma 1m melon of the L. A.
W. «invention I” m I0 1m 11me
ldcut William In I Ammunition.
MERLIN!) ELMO".
The report of the credentials committee
showed that 110 members and 67 poster
Were present.
President William's annual 10pm: to-
vlewud the work of the league and strong
ly recommended that the Work of the u-
rclltlve committee be nuthorlzrd to take
steps for the incorporation of the m
George A. Perkins. mammary of the m-
uve committés; Treasurer Mammal"
and Secretary Bennett also delivered this
annual reports. The halnncoln III. In”
treasury is 18.522. In closing Ilium
Treasurer Mergenthnler rotated that ho
must. decline to he a candidate for mice.
tion.
Secretary Barrett's rmlrt showed an
increase of membership dating the yearn!
13.183, of which New York mule tbegrmk
est. gain, almost half of the total 1!:ch
being accredited to that. state, The total
membership list embraces 1,470 lady mm:
bore, a gain of 80 since the prcctrlingm
port.
W. W. Knight, chairman of the fights
and privileges committee, rrported, sm-
talnlng the action of the Pennsylvania
division in the election of .I, J. Venom
as secretary-treasurer ot thedivlslrm. The
assembly unanimously adopted the report.
Isaac B. Potter of New York reported
for the highway Improvement committee.
W. M. Brchter, chairman of the comv
mittee on transportation. reported the
progress which had been made during the
year in the line of compelling railroad
companies to carry free the bicycle! of
wheelmeu when accompanied by their
riders.
The racing board of the league of
American Wheelmeu reinstated Charles
M. Murphy, the class B rider, 111 am“
session.
ALMOST A CRISIS.
French Railroad Scandal Aplu MM
Trouble [or the Ministry.
PARIS, Feb. 13. “The smote, Iryu you
of 158 to 85, rejected the (er121an of M.
Bourgeois, the premier, for a vote of coon:
dcncc on the. question of the Southern mIIv
way scandals.
The senate adopted a resolution domv
eating the irregularities and demanded l
searching inquiry.
The cabinet. mot afterward and decided
uotto resign, but. to endeavor to obtain 1
vote of confidence in the chamber on
Thursday.
The Bourgeois cabinet was t ed in
November last in succmslon‘ to the RIM
cabinet, which came to its {all on this
some question of an investigation of the
Southern railroad scandals. it woe with
difficulty that M. Bourgeois was prevailed
upon to form a cabinet“. all that time, Ind
he has had 110 secure majority in the
chamber at his back. since the cabinet was
In ofllce.
A Triple Tragedy In 1mm.
Nrwrox, 111., Feb. 12.-—R. '1'. Smith, a
jeweler of this place, was mortally wound
ed and his wife was killed by 111:: son'lnr
law. Charles Phsres, who, with his wife,
and child, came from Atlantic, 18., four
weeks ago. Pharcs was a harbor and has
appeared despoudeut over poor business,
I’hares went" to Smith's home, and when
Smith entered the room :11er revolver
and fired, the shot striking Smith near
the left ear and coming out at the right
eye. Pharos than met. Mrs. Smith in the
kitchen and shot her through the mouth.
Ccausiuginstnut death, afterwhlch he first!
a bullet through his own. brain, dying
3/0011 afterward.
Harrlson Family Reconciled,
OTTI'MWA, 111., Feb. I:2‘.—)lr. .1. M. M.
vine, a brother-invlaw 0t errl’rrsident ”or:
rison, said there was no objection hymen»
bers of his family to his marriage to Mrs.
Dimmick. Mrs. McKee at first objected,
but is reconciled. Mr. Device states that
llarr.isor1,'though friendly to all canal:
dates, is particularly friendly to Senate?!
Allison, and that Harrison, Michelin and
New will see to ltthot Indians gives a
parrot its vote to Allison. '
Starving on a 1mm.
CAMDEN N. J. Feb. 1'}. ~(‘aptsln Brown
of the ferryboat Gazelle found Mrs. Ed:
ward Reuucl and her two 011114th
tag on the yacht Frederico, lob ital:
:hored in the Delaware of! Cram bill.
He took them off and gave loud to them
Mrs. Reuuer said her husband but! left
her and the children on the yacht without
food. Rcuner is sold to have three '11“,
and was once arrested for Mummy
'I‘o (' anti-n! I'm 11;”...
Glorcss'rl: :1, Men's. . Feb. 12. --Ownm
of school cargoes of frozen herring, nn'sold
and afloat in the harbor, met» an board
of trade and decided to form the Frozen
Herring company, with the object in View
of managing and controlling the output
and price of cargoes of Gloom result.
.| Bank Wu ”new.
I 'l‘l'i‘A, N. Y.. Feb. 12. -John Counts,
allae‘Jamea O Brien, VII sentenced in the
, county court for a Mme! six ymgnd
, :1: months for complicity in site"m
bank robbery in February, ms.
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