if?
.
a” A”
mics '
. naflfirk,
airmail!“ Therebioet‘ for de-
batssttbencatmsotiugwillbamssdva
WWCuba
anemones." ‘
within the M...— few mm
Wm been called to attend
mmdmvaloaooldscrmlld
“eithegriii. The malady Is of 'a
peouhsrfcrmJnnrostcasesseemina to
beehwdbygenerhl external influence.
ltnnttribntsatothonbnndnneeoidut
Twenty-two man at the state
pilsnrihavepetltioaeatheatateboardof
pardonstobe Messed and their cases
willbehearaatthssessionon the first
thanhe. There are three life
prisonerslccuvma of thardsr, in the
leashdsbveralofthenumberhavepeti-
tlonedbeiore Q .
homemade 't‘lodges
‘ oitheNewEnglaud ofProIeotionV
'inthepastyesrhasbsen most satisfac
tory. Five new lodges have been form-
ed during the your ‘ and there 'are
now llfty- for: lodges “having a member.
ship pf 5, see.
fiwer and water connections from the
Washington street mains are being
made with the .old Austin homesteadv
recently moved to the rear of the lot ad-
joining The Sentinel building to make
‘ roomfortheproposedbankbuilding.
ll'he Yale University Football assooia-
tion reports expenses of ’95390 seaam
stats, 970. 60. whilewhe receipts amount
to $20,272. 75,1 ». a surplus of
$89.89 Of the rootipts the Princeton
game netted 010,040. 5i.
The conunlttee on naval affairs has
recommended that the bill introduced
byCongresnnnnEJ.Hill, which pro-
vides that few W ondfourpyra-
Q ballsze placed at Put-
hopes-ed.
Every day a number of oyster boats
arrive to begin the seeddredgiug sea-
son of! Bridgeport. Nearly a hundred
'bostsaretherenowandbysummeritis
expected the fleet will be larger than
ever before. ,
superhwendsntDulton, of Brookllne,
Mass" formerly of this city. read a pup
erou "The Elficiency of High Schools
to the General Public." before the prin-
cipals of the llamaohumtts high schools
at Boston. Saturday.
George B. VanAlstyne has reconsider-
ed hisdetermination nottoputthe
Ward V. in commission this year. and
arrangements bays been made to launch
her in a few days. ~
The Household oi Ruth fair continu-
ed at the Odor-ed Social club hall in
Water street. Norwalk. last night. As
on the previous night, there was a good
attendance.
George W. Raymond. William A.
Kellogg and Anton Decker have been
appointed a committee by Buckingham
Post, G. A. 3., to secure IIowors for Mo-
morial Day.
ilhsd Is found In plenty in the Sound
off New Haven and vicinity. and usher-
tueu are making large catches in soines
Whitefish are also being taken In large
numbers. WW‘.
The Inasmuch Clmlsof King’s Daugh-
ters, of the Norwalk Hethollst Episco
pal church. will meet this aftomcou
with Illss Hint. of Wall street, at m0
o'clock.
'l’be NorwalkYaoht club has been pre
seated with a pretty brass cannon by
Comm flaniml. lt wi" he heard
for the first time on Hemorlal Day.
WWW“
A number of yschtsmsn of Bmthport
will attend the yachtrtm at youth
HM W Day. under the
auspices of the Norwslk Yacht club.
warmed Haslett»... Norwsllt
Y. I. C. A. have been turned over to
the Mics' Auxiliary.
Michael Ratcllfmd will have his
flngktsrcbrlstonodatilt. Msrg’sobsrch,
Sunday
Mast MM. son or 1erme
QWJstmtyousyosrsofsgo
W» M ..
‘l‘bsmtsstmf In. C. if Marvell.
law avenue. ls being repainted.
Ills. h. a. 3...... 1.. quits Ink a
It'll Mute In lain street, Ntwwalk.
is... liable Helhtck ls recovering
mumc‘ltflgfip
mwuemywn.
horses
I
elnli. new. I
Iteehagawillbsheldevsrytwo weeks.
shouldboreocgnlwdby‘
Persian printed lawn made this styl—
ish shirt waist, the collar and ends
Ingof fine white linen. Il'he fronts and
backdt moothyat the top, a pointed
yokeiaclng thatoau bemado wither
without scentre seam being stitched
”clothe shoulders on back. A box
plaitis formodon right front, through
which button-holes newcrked toclose
with studs orbuttons. Tapes arcin-
sertedina casing atthownist linein
backand tiedin front to regulatethc
fullness, the lower edge being hemmed
and worn under the slrrt A nar-
row belt encircles the .wnist. “the
neck is finished by a turndown collar.
and closes with double studs or buttons.
Full gigot shirt sleeves are gathered at
top and bottom, on each side of the
slashed openings, the fullness at the
wrists being joined to straight ends
that are closed with link buttons.
Shirt waists in this stylearc made of
striped and plain butiste, grass linen,
percals, madras. cotton, chariot and
. other plain and fancy shirtrngs, with
collar and cuffsto match, or of white
linen as here illustrated.
The quantity of material 30 inches
wide requiredtomake this shirt waist
foralady having 'a 36-inch bust mea-
sure is 33...: yards.
The pattern, which is No. 0705 and
retails for twenty-live cents, is cutin
sizcsfora32-inch,3I-inch, tic-inch es-
lnch. 40-inch and 42-inch bust measure.
EVEIIIB SEII’IIEI.
”Mrs.
Entitllnatoonsl’aggnanr arouse
Cuttklscutfllllnyournamsandaddrsss
ortaksltto
audruall
Stomvaat‘s largala'floosa
rim
Anna— _
Parana No. are“. sun—~13
This I u
mvfiumflm Int “fig? secure
Harper's Woolly.
A jownal that keeps itself well
abreast of current events cannot, of
course. {xisitively engage its space in
advance. It is with that understaiuling
that the plans for Harper’s Weekly are
given. Some of'tbe features in the gen-
eral plan for the present month are
then: Illustrated articloson the dedi-
cation of the “New Site of Udumbia;"
the "Olympic Games" at Athens, by
Prof.0harlos Waldemar; a Nuwlyd'isotw-
cred Portrait of Washington" by Paulo:
“Tho Tennessee Exxmition." and the
"Opening of the Red hike lml'lan Ros.
crvatlon." There will aim be anlmpub
taut contribution from the World's
Tmnsmrtatlon ( ‘ninmbnion, extending
over seven pages of illustration and tort.
entitled “China I.Today." This will
treat of the recent visit of the ceramic
slim. and give the results of its study
and Investigations of the present pm-
bloom of the empire with relation to
umernmsnt. transportation. and com-
mercial development.
-u...“
rm’ imam". .
At the state Grand than of Foresters,
held In New Britain. the ticket healed
by Frank P. Lynch. of Hartford, and
John E. letly. of Bridgeport, won
were elected respectively grand
his! ranger and grand sub-chief reaper.
Their unsmssful opponents were
John .1. Megan. of New Haven. and W.
F. Delaney. of New Britain. The other
onions elected waver Grand tumor.
I). Dickinson. of Hadrian; strand auste-
Isrbury; grand reorder, X. P. Phrase
aid. of New loathe; grsrtd ssnim war-
den. P. J. Silk, of Hartford; grand join
lta‘ warden. W. G. Bypass. of Norman:
grand senior bundle. W. Blruey. of New
[readout pawl junior handle. I. J.
(My. of Waterbury.
"Aslflsssnahhbsr'ptalm
mutant". sshsspprosflsatbs
”Whitman-M
Maura
L: by. Tel” donbtf ”is;
Ital mm. c. Klelneoko, of w.» "d
mmmnrosstm
Wm toHay ll—Wlth ”North 20
misadd‘s‘gatssto bslrmsboaa—t
ofromldsqufrosn'yomlng.
Q tassattstul convention.”
Iw'IllIatn mu 'slssdlssogrsa cl
tkastbsrssssats to Its no possibility
«hatingblm
“mm M tbs relative
. strsagtltcfttseandldatssuptcdsts:
“smug,“ “0;, M 120: “can, 69;
a), number yet to be
M”: Iota! number of delegates,
sill; nessnary to a circles, 459.. Q
lbs lives For Colorado.
Danna. lay lh—Bauasos Banal.
'l'allsr. BImouGuspsnthnnJ. [Downv
sgatsssslargs from Coloradototbs na-
tional Republican convention It was sup—
possttkat the mention would soqulrs
ravsral days for thsoonsldsratlon of bust
tress owing to the split In the party aris-
Ing frosts the factional feallng between
Woloctt and Teller. A telegram from the
former was rsssIvad aftsr the opening of
the convention, In theb he said he was
toogncd a "can to stand In the
way of his party. ,ssd that In view of his
speech In congre- bs aseldsd Iowitbdraw
from the caustic contest and thus leave
the way clear for "other” who thought all.
var was fopcty Itlcn.
The tslsgrarn painfully surprised the ad-
mirers of the junk! senator. .
Tub: platform adopted contains this
pin : ., , .
”Wabash Indcrss the course of our
ssprassntstlvvs Ia congress on the silver
question and hasstilandorse Henry bl.
Taller In his stand and actions In the
llama States senate on the tariff In
maintaining that no tariff legislation
shall be passed by congress nntll silver ls
restored to Its groper place In thacnrrency
In the country and there Is fras coinage of
that metal asaratlowlth goldof Iotol. ”
Bead Ble- Wm Defeated.
Imus-n, Wash. lay Ill—McKinley
had a lively bout with Speaker Road at
the Republican stats convention here and
won a victory. When the committee on
plntfanr mat. thirst 1:30st the Read
man was to knock out from tho resolu-
tions previously submitted to the conven-
tion the oars Instruetl tbs Washington
.dslagatlon to vote for Klnlsy. The Do-
Kiulsyltcs wssa angry when they learned
this. but when the chairman of the corn-
mIttsa pmtsd his report the convention
passadarssolutlon Instructing the dale
gatss to Be hints to vote for llaKlalcy.
The monsyq tau-Ion was. after a hard
fight. sidetracked until the delegation bad
bean saluted, and than for flow for three
hours. darIng wblch'fllna the Republican
platform of MW and a proposal for free
coinage at a ratio of lo to rwm defeated.
Then. by a vote of 213 to 178.tbe ObIc
mcaay plank was beaten. That. was a
victory for the Reed men.
Thurs was many wild assassdurlngtbe
debate. Guru-or John B. soarsw. who
was not a «legals. excitedly waved tbs
Ohio money plank and declared It would
nsvss be adopted by the at. Louis convent
than. The convention adopted a "Wash-
Ington money plank," opposing the frat:
coinage of silver at a ratio of In to l and
favoring tbs gold standard and Interna
tlonal blmsulllsu. .
West Virginia l'ar ltlltnlcy.
Cinnamon. W. Va, )Iay L’s—The
Republican stats convention passed reso-
lutions demanding bonds by the govern-
ment: dswrandlug sound monay.snd Insist
log that American labor be protected by
the enforcement of the Immigration laws.
The aonveatlon expressed Its sympathy
for the Cubans and advised that they be
rceognlssd as belllgrvaun J. 1 Dam of
Charleston. A. B. Vkltc of Tyler county,
V. X. Reynolds of Mineral county and I).
W. llud-aa of Tyler county were elected
delegates at large to St ImIa. Allars for'
llcltlulav and were Instructed by resolu-
tion for him.
1:. People [DJ-rad.
Crimson. llay lb.-—Durlog a short but
violent eridstorrn a derrick on the drain-
an anal at Sag bridge. a few miles from
this city. was blown down and tan men
wsrawevs Iain thras of whom may
din. Tbs Injured man are II. J. Knotscb.
Iaascnt. altos! crushed and Internal Iu~
juries; may die. II. If. lasts. skull fras'
tar-d; may die. Patrick Roach. four rIbs
broken and formal Injuries: may dis.
Timothy Crows. hidinand I-‘Itznianrlm.
Charles Jordan. John Numb!- William
Norton, hank Ragga. Frank Iforeb wers
also hurt. and while the Injuries of moi-l
of shaman-mars ItIs sunspot-ml that
Wm mm... «by...
V laulda's Inas- bounds.
flushes. Ont. )lay m—Nahsl 'l'bmnp-
son, atlas Ida Icarus. alias Hrs. transit
of Syracuse. who hired a bicycle from s
Brantfovd s-povIam and pawaed It to
ninmoasvtarsasmksvwatob. batman
plus-d on trial A latter was rand from
If". cal-baa ssatlag last Francls
trials-2nd lattlda Jana lav-Icy, which
was I pstssasr's maiden nears, were
startled by It!“ It Harsh last. The ac
sasslwsssllswslto poo pmlslngtc
assumes kw father. a New York (learnt
a
”yew—handguns
UAW. lay Ion—la the senate
slabs Post slastlon mass
Us. Plate
The lifts-vary was for Iranians-ts was sis-
m Is the bosss sum of tbs ass-Its:
wars-sated b “nuns sf prlvsts
pension kllla 'I’ks Mates-non sass
sf Ckostkan against 'osslavtl was decided
In favor of Ir. Isadora. tksslttlng hm
hm.
Mbslflsavflassalcalssty.
Anasr Sula-'11:- Venn-v. s.
Inertia «greatness-lotus
Carolina. I
I from New York and II from Illinois—M
smut“:
Inasnd'raukfl. Goudywsraobosondsl— '
any busthsursalrstnasnsdwlllala. <
cum ch—Bunkss r. n n
lmpapzsgshsimlla ' a"?
variance
wuuasoatsatsd. both parties
.mrwwl-n'tnzm
ll! sun
m r s
1.13””! t fly closes one of the most
cellist has recently ”stIr.
rushes”
”as.”
than pending for sons
oils and, directly followed “the sudden
nus. lllGIlfNFOK. A
disappearance of Mrs. Higginscn, a prom»
Inent society Index of Beverly Farms, and
the simultaneous departure of James
Wheatland Smith. a well known Salem
lawyer. Europe was their destination and
after spending several months on tbs‘eou-
tlnsnt Mr. Smith and lira lllgglnson re-
turned to Boston.
Papers were tiled by Mr. lilaglnson
seeking legal separation, and after boar~
Inc the evidence, all submitted In affida-
vits. which were kept secret,tho lodge
granted tbe‘dlvorce.
BASE BALL.
1'"! NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Cleveland—
Clereland ........ .0
-CIevslsnd——lilts. III; errors 2.
York—Hits. It; crrors.2
'At Cincinnati—
Clnclnuatl........l «I 0 0 l 3 0 4 '—l3
Brooklyn" .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2— 2
Cincinnati—Bits, 1?; errors, II. Brook-
Iyn—lllts, I0: errors, 3.
£ch
At Innivalls—
Phllndelphln...”0 0 0 0 2 0 0,0 3—— 5
IkJnIvaIIo ......... 0 0 0 l 0 3 5 2 ‘—Il
Philadelphia-41m, II: errors, 3. Louis-
villa—Hits, III; errors. 0.
At Chicago—
Baltllnors..."0 0 0 0 2 l 0 ll 0 0— 5
Cblcsgn.......9 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 l 0-— 5
Baltimore—III“, lo; errors. II. Chl-
ssgo—lltts. lo; errors. 2. Game called
at end of tooth Inning on account of dark-
At. St. Innis—
Wnshington.....o o l l l 5 o o o— a
tit. Mull........i 0 0 7 0 u 0 0 l— 0
Washington—lint. U; errors, 2. St.
fouls—Hits. 1‘2: errors, 1. '
At Pittsburg—
Plttsburg. .. l
Itcatou— ,0; errors, 5. Pittsburg—
llIts. 2?; errors, 5.
Ancient Order of llIhcruIans.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15,—Tbs national
convention of the Ancient Ordsr of llibcr-
clans. Board of l-lrln. has clusodatssosslon.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: P. J. liloGniL
ry. Cblmgi, national delegate; John ble-
WIIIIu'ms, Green Int, N. Y., national
treasurer; E R. H es. New Brunswick,
N. J.. national secretary. A committee
of five was appointed to endeavor to bring
about a reconciliation wlth the American
board on the "basis of recognition of the
lloarrlof lain as the parent body. The
convention next your will be held In New
York city.
Produce Merchants Asslgn.
Bones. May lit—Tho assignment of
Hitchall, Dermot Cu, large general prod-
uca merchants, was announced. The
flrrn has srtcnslvs connections In the west.
Wallace 1". Robinson. pruldsnt of the
chamber of commerce, out Salmon 1’.
fllbbard‘lrs the assigncau ,
flainltl Years Assasslnatlon.
Manors. May )5. -——A dispatch to The
Daily News from Berlin says that the Col»
susntIiioplo currespomlt nt of tho Vosalscho
Zoltong reports that the sultan's fears of
assasslnntion have led to wholesale arrests
of Armenians, who are barbarously tor-
tured to force confessions from them.
mileage innatorfcltrrs Arrested.
WAHIIINII‘IIIN, May 15. -A telegram to
the secret service bureau states that Tom
Myers. William Johnson and Jim lloldsn
and wife had been arrested at Chicago for
having In their possession counterfeit sII-
var dollars. A quantity of tho‘xdcllars
were seized.
PrsbIbIIl-rulsts Favor silver.
firearms. Cal. May lit—Jule stats
prohlbltion convention adopted a platform
declaring for free when of silver at the
ratio of III In I and protosllng against the
passage of tbs fundlng bill by congress.
NEWS BRIEFS.
Earl and Countess Spencer of England
srrIvcd In New Yuk.
Scott Jackson was convicted and son
baud toosatb at Newport, Ky., for tbs
murder of Pearl IIrysn l,
lIobsrt II. Ilclaa. a photographer. was
found Impaled on the fence In front of his
hornets Wakefield, N. It. under circum-
stantial whlob wins to minder.
‘Plls body at a young and finely formal
empathy m and showing flvs ugly
wounds with knife and club. was
found In that water on the south shore cl
fltstsn Island.
ltrssst Arubslm. son of s millionaire of
New Yak. was «Iceland Insan- by a cry
In general nations and was sent to
tcswsn asylum. A fast Ills Is sum to have
saassa his mental derangement
Mask 0. latte seed the Seventh
National bank of New York for” 000.
ssstrttag that his tsputailoa some
through the bank's refusal to honor a
h staskfortloo sa fasdswblsbtssllsps
hbsllnbslk.
“he
n.
, as:
Whereas. It Is well known that ths'
struggle for sIvII IIhsrty Is going on not
only tsmsbout the length and breadth
of our common noun .but even beyond
Ibobel'asrs of them: ”too States: there-
fem“. That we do send greeting to
misc Grssnwsy and his brave follow-
n their great battle against the eas-
mlcs of the free public school system of
the provln of bfaultoba.
. Baselvsd bat ws, tbs nprsssntatlvss
of tits American Protective association.
In supreme wuaoll- assembled. deplore and
condemn the action of the senstp of the
Halted Stntes In refusing to concur In the
rotten. of the house of representatives on
the passage of the hill at the present ses-
sion providing for the cutting of! of all
Isotnrlan appropriations In the United
, States and the District of Columbia.
A BOLD ROBBERY.
[Ia-k Cashlsr Bound and (lagged While
. Thieves Billed the Safe.
Srmxcmw, Illa. May lb. —-'.I‘ho most
daring bank robbery which has ever oc-
curred In this part of Illinois was porpo-
Irnted at Buffalo, III miles east of "ill
city, the cashier being bound and gagged
and "1.000 carried off by the robbers. .
The Bank of Buffalo ls owned by A. A.
Pickers! & Ce. Two masked men entered
the bank just as Curl Kloppenburg, the
cashier, was looking up the safe prepara-
tory to going to Ms dinner. Klopponburg
was the only person In the bank at the
time The robbersacizcd him from be-
blnd, bound and gagged him and then
took all the money In the bank. amount-
Ing to III, 000. William P. Dawson. who
entered the bank some time later, saw
Kloppcuburglylng bound on the liner and
released him. Kloppenburg could give
but u niccger description of the robbers.
it Is thought they are experts at the busi-
ness. The country has been secured by
mounted men without success.
The Methodist Conference.
valil. AND. May lb.--'l_‘ho long expect-
ed report of the committee on cplscupncy
was presented at the session of the M. E.
conference and adopted after an animated
debuts. which was lntcrspcrsod with Incl-
dsuts of dramatic and pathetic Interest
and many parliamentary tangles. The re-
port provided for the retirement of the
venerable Bishops Bowman and Foster on
the ground of noneflsctlvcness: declared
that the slum Is opportune for the election
of a bishop of African descent, and also
provided fortbo election of but two bish-
ops to trike the place of those who were
retired. The three propositions In the re-
port willie agreed to by a large majority.
Arrested For llatrloltle.
Drama. Conn, May Ill—Coroner 8.
B. Davis of bllddietowu hold an Inquest
In thchass of Mrs. Ellen Murphy, who
was found dead at her home early Sunday
morning and finds the probable cause of
death to be from blows Infllct'ad on the
back of the head. Clarence Murphy. her
son. was placed under arrest for striking
the blows and was held without bail for
a preliminary trial next week. The Mini:
was the outcome of a quarrel duriugu
lrun ken oarousf.
John Stetson'a “‘III.
BOSTON, May Ila—Lawyer C. ll. Pat
tee, named in John Stetson. .lr.’s. wlll as
executor, said that the will will not be
contested by John Stetson, Sr., who Is a
man of means, or by the late hlr. Stetson’ p
sister. But Mr. Patton, who is convaled
cent from a serious Illness, does not yet
know of hire. Stolsou'l death. Ho only
knows of hlr. Stetson's two marriages,
the first onetc a dIvorccc In 1674. and
the second one tctbo Iats Katherine Stokes
Stetson.
“router Against Brother.
Rssmxc. Pa. blny Ill—Two warrants
were have been served on Frank P. Lauor,
Issued at the Instance of his brother.
George E. Lauer, charging him with up-
propriating several hundred thousand dol-
lars of the funds of the Inner Brewing
company. The accused gave 835.000 bail
for court. lie deities the charge. The
troubles between the honor brothers have
been ventilated In court a number of
times.
Nathan's Generous Glft.
PHILADELPHIA. blay lh—Condltloned
upon raising ii. 000, 000 within a specified
time, Thomas Helicon of the close of '02
has subscrlbcd “00.000 to the University
of Pennsylvania, and Provost Harrison
has undertaken the oflort of raising the
ontlrs amount within the than Mr. blo-
Kcnn has made. no limitation to the use
of his subscription. It Is subject to the
discretion of the trustees.
Ilatug a Judge l'or 0200.600 llatnagss. ‘
Crimson, May It. «Thomas J. M.Nlcb
ols. county ccornmlssioaor. has begun a
damage suit unainst Judge John Barton
Payne for 0200.000. The suit Is there-
sult of the ohamcmudo against bichchols
hyJudgo Payne that the commissioner
rocolvodabrlbo In tho O’Brien imirdur
case to exert bIs Influence In preventing
thalndlotmsnt of Saloon Keeper O'Brien
for was murder.
Kansas flank luapsuds.
Wannisn'roil, Kain, May It. -’l‘bo Sam
on National bank has closed Its doors. A
quiet run has been going on for several
days. and the book has been unoblsto
stand the pressure. The "abilities to do
posltors and reserve agents are 003,000.
The assets are saltl to be considerably In
excess of thIs amount.
Biddsfori's hbor ‘I‘nnblss.
mnosvoubdla. May III—There an
no new dsvslo menu In tho Inbor situa-
tion. Agent eArtbnr has gouato flos-
tcn to confer with tbs dIqurs regarding
the situation. The operatives“: nsnsrsl
regard the Inhgurstlon of s long and
stubborn strike on next Monday as a
forsgons conclusion ,
Consensus ta strtaIsg Tailors.
. Pnorinsscs. lay in Tbs strlklitg
tailors wars rustle bsp b;- announce-
ment that 0. ll. Aoty adslg sit tbs new
seals of wages tinted bytbs union,
talking for sin serous of to W cent
above for-so pliers. This Is the but time
It. Auty has wmgulrsa tbs anion.
Mm...
flanks as has ttaggsgs.
Plowman. Ia—On marsha-
atlos Qsi thesis-l muss on Initiator-y. the
least mu
I a WWI “mum
At
Wcliiivc them in all sorts of Materials. We will close out all/“Qua
and 88 Silk \Vaists for 85.
Don't miss this chance.
H. KRIEGER,
H. KREGERI
LEADING
Mllllnel'yand Cloak
Special for one weck,
ComrrIencihg Friday, I5th,
We will sell
SHIRT WAISTS..
Greatly Reduce
Prices! .’
Only a few of them left,
Mahsckemo Hotel Block
ISoutb Norwalk.
l-‘ACTS BEYOND DISPUTE ; V
Eddy’s Refrigerators lQ
COLD DRY AIR CIRCULATION throughout the provision chamber.
ABSOLUTE DRX NE SS, the air being so dry that matches left on th' ’
shelves will readily ignite when taken out.
WROUGHT IRON ICE RACKS to guard against ice picks. .
ZINC l. ININGS of the best quality. ‘
PERFECT NO N'- CONDUCTOR PACKING, tested for twenty- -eight
. .
years.
SLATE STONE SHELVES for
always sweet, clean and cold.
UNENPOSIL D WOOD.
Arc STRONGLY BUILT
Arc very HANDSOMELY FINISHED.
Every one warranted as represented.
Sc. Norwalk Hardware Company,
42 South Main Street, South Norwalk. Ct. - - ,. f,
There is no wood exposed in the inte:.or.
DOUBLE CASES on all our refrigerators.
lNSlDL JOIN'IS are tongued, grooved, and glued together.
Are the most laCONOMICAL U SERS OF lCli.
cleanliness and durability, being
”a
was
FAIRFIEID county ‘7."
NATIONAL BATIK.
63 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Incorporated, 1@”“531.itn, 3200 000.
EDWTN (l. KEFLEH President.
DAVID H. \lll. LER, Vicel’rest.
L. C. GREEN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
EDWIN 0. Karma, Moses M. (lumen.
Dav“) II. MILLER A. .l. Ml-ZEIilill,
b‘.ST..IoIiN IAICKWOOD, 'l'lIEO. E. SMITH,
Ins Cons. CHAS. l".'l‘liisrit.ui.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and Individuals Solicited.
Safs Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
HOIFOR QQ
Florida and the South
CLYDE *INE.
Fare to Jacksonville, Fla,” 00; excur-
don, Mall)
”lit. Augustine, Fla. .. tin-50 ex
Fare to
curt-loom
“:9, Charleston, 8. C. $30.;00 excursion
All tlcksta Include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. bur any
Information. tickets. stateroom, cm, In-
quire of
GEO. F'. EEA§SE,Agt.
CITY NATIONAL BANK.
or W. P. CLYDE & (10.. (“metal Agents,
5 Bowlan Green, New York.
PATENT
MEDICINES
EISV All) PLEASANT TO TAKE!
AIOanrIoesI
Geo. o. Stillson’s
DRUG .YORI.
me
Can be consulted at her edict
melOamto't'p. m. anydaysxocpt.
‘ Sunday. >
of “rum. in u HIM‘I init). Ladies suffering i
any tllllh nil). in" Ms» Hi In the sex I‘llll consul Ill
lir. (‘viiilfunl Ill Ilm ntrivtont Cuiillilencc. with
the PM”: nu t- of rm .viv in“ the mostsklillul
sacrum.- tn-iitnn-nt known to modern all
“I‘ll inmllt-luo. Home mm with nurse
nlnliml when mini iml Terms modeQ
All letters prompt
i mulled to. Inclosestamp
The Sterling
Bicycle .
forpublii: favor. Not becauseof
litimn-I n-mnls or ormordln-'
my claim for them, but simply
because their merits compel
I‘I‘I'Ugllllllill \vlicmvor they have
been tried. We are solo agents
in Norwalk for those Superb
Who will. We aim hit“) the Clove-
liiiul SwollSm-oiiil New Haven.
(inld (‘riink Falcon. Bottom
prit cs. Putty pny.mcnts
For Sale by c. If. Alstltorps,
East Norwalk.
M
Do
You
Eat
Butter?
one of meadows
sweet with hay.
llutfcr like"
your grandmother
used to ~~
make. '
lilgin Creamery
Butter. the finest in
the kind,
5 lbs $1.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Physic—ign—forlflomenr. Q
M RS. omffiuuroa ng‘Ql
842 Bnosc Smear, Bumdaronr, 00".. 'Q Q
The dm- -tnr lsQ a regular physlclnn and for ‘
tho pant nineteen )1 urn has made the diseases J
or!
lit-ops wall to the faint in the mod Q
:uiy alluring :ulvortiscmont. dc- . Q
Butler that reminds Q
21¢ per II); P
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