utes-twenty-sik miles.
Samuel lllgcllls has enlisted in Com-
p“, re " V" .
Company F's May day parade will
take place Wednesday.
William L. Clan, of Norwalk, has
purchased a new home.
AmgIsMredJerseycewownedbyDr.
‘ Dexter Hitchcock died Wednesday. .
Fred Arnold, O! Smith street, cut oil
a portion of his fingers .whilo splitting
wood. -
. A valuable dog owned by 1!. .l.
Bloomer. of Orchard street.l1as been
poisoned.
Defender Council, 0. U A. M., will
decorate the graves of its deceased mem-
hers on Memorial Day.
‘Dr. Louis 11.... of Burbank street,
will open a store, Monday, in the front
part of’hisresidence. ~
At Greenwich, Wednesday. Graham 1v.
Belly. of Stamford. was thrown from
his carriage and severely injured.
Winfield Sinuson, a New Canaan be'y
. who was being taken to the Reform '
School, escaped at the Stamford depot.
The quarterly meeting of the Central
Circle of King’ 3 Daughters. of the Not-
walD Methodist church, will be held
J 11110 8.
The pupils of the Rdwaytou public
school enjoyed a trolley ride to Nor'
walk on the Tramway cars, yesterday
afternoon.
Chief Engineer J. T. Prowitt, of Nor-
walk, contemplates a visit to Europe in
August, with the National Association
of Fire Engineers. .
.. John W. Collins, proprietor of" the
drug store on the bridge in Main street,
Btratford, was found dead in his bed
yesterday forenoon.
C. Ford Saley.T—_mdq‘ from Bridgeport
to topsoil; moms-1w as
his wheel in one our and sevim urin-
A six- pounder bronze cannon has been
loaned from the state arsenal to the
town of Bethel to be placed in Putnam
Memorial park. ‘It is one which was
condemned as obsolete last fall.
Westport is to have a telephone sys-
tem, designed especially for places of its
sine. and at the same time is. connected
direct with the long distance line. The
annual cost oftho instrumentis but 018.
Congressman Hill, of Norwalk, has
the thanks of TheSentinel fora supply of
government garden seed. Returns that
are coming in from all over Mr. Hill‘s
district, indicate. that the crop of amu-
teur farmers will be very large this
year.
Fearshreentertained that the recent
fires in the woods of Huntington have
been very disastrous to partridge and
womleock. The birds were either mist-
Ing or had just come off with their
broods of chicks which were too small to
escape the progress of the fire, which
was very arpld.
GEORGEIOWN.
A. E. Banks is entertaining friends
from Port Jervis.
Harry Bennett's new house is in the
masons’ hands.
Edward Barrett has moored a position
in New Haven.
8. J. Miller is in Chicago on business.
Lyman Franklin has moved into the
Jacob Kennoll plat-o.
Edward Carroll has opened an Ice
cream saloon.
Edward Pryor spent Sunday I11 town
with 111;. parents.
James Cmvn'an, of Waterbury. was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. M. llart,
over Sunday.
Dec Danforth. ten years of age. caught
In ‘the factory pond. a pike which
weighed four and one-half wands.
M. (loam has put a new roof on his
house.
A. E. Banks is having a new wire
fence built In front of his house.
The Ccmsolidated Railroad mpuny
is getting ready to put a new Iron bridge
over the river nearths depot. This is the
Intranet bridge on the Danbury division.
and was only built a few years ago. It
Is not considered safe for the large on:
glass running over the mad. .
Edgar Dears, who loft town but some
am to superinteud the United States
Hair and Fiber company‘s works at
Dustbin. has returned home. lie will
out the lady works again Is the same
$1!le hills. In. E. [9. AIM
at '15 n1 "is.“
mthmwinp’moamnmp
lass Fowler Post 9. A. R. Evening
“Meet. "The Mysteryoflteligicn. "
Wm...
. MEIER Mill lllllllll'llll.
~1wm,—-—....L.
Hall. Thoma” pight, Miss Essie Fitch,
sister of Captain Fitch, posed as the
Goddess of Liberty in a pretty and
striking tableau, while the entire com-
pany sung "America. "
Belief Picnic at Glen Island.
At the regular meeting of Sherman
Commandery, No. 470, United Order of
the Golden Cross. last night. it was
votedtobold a bmkot picnic atGlen
Island. June 30th. Fair-field county
commanderies will he invited to join
them. going by train. The officers of
Sherman Commander-y, No. 470, will go
to Stamford on the evening of June 9th.
to word: the first degree of initiation at
the institution of a new commundery 1n
that place.
List of Unclallasd Letters
Remaining nncnlle l for at the following post-
olllces. for the week ending May at 111m.
Pearle milling for them should any they are
advertised:
lllOltWAIiK. —I.owrence ('nvnnsg h. T J.
0am rmgiu rav. Mr and Mrs '1‘l1os.llar-
lnnd. 1.911.111“. Wh ,
w."1 IM.ADONl-.. l’. M.
SOUTH NORWALK .-Mr. and Mrs. Sirino.
M. I'.11!ou|10c11 Mrs. 1‘. IL Human. 'l‘or.,
G..W BENEDIC l‘. l’. M.
Ihivls.
If not. you have urinal half the fun of
misery.
, llumsRoot Beer TASTES good
and IS g.ood
_ “01wg folks have tried every sort of so-
called mofobeer extract, and have found
that Williams' is the most satisfying and
healthful temperance drink on the mar-
ket. " Why “Loki; Iv‘onr stomach with
Inferiousrtic
‘ 1‘ I it!!!"
- s
WILLIAMS WELD“)! C04 Ill'lls,
rd. Conn.
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of luck
nets. Lorillard' alloca-
nf Cut Plug is not a cheap
tobacco. Yet it is cheap.
The prudent man smokes it
from motives of economy.
The extrava ntmsn smokes
it from cbo because It's
, (eel. When your tobacco
,ggler asks "What kind f”
Lorillard’s
inst-101‘
1111111.
_ M the xniustrel combatant given,
by (Minnelli C. in the Stanford Toss 4‘
mlobutntrdfls,
lag of all and
eangbt fire In the astral yard of sPrstt
Manufacturing company In this of
about midnlght. on. top of in. tank w-
blowucfl. and It dro pedoutberoef of
Lardner-gs adjoining the ollyard, camel
II II.
1 Henry Grlnnsll. Ill years old, a driver,
who. wltb his wife and d-yserveld daugh-
ter. was asleep In his home oppoalts the
works, was tutored by Ilylng glass. The
plaster was knocked from the celllngof the
room In which the family was sleeping.
but the waa and daughter escaped Injury.
The explosion shook houses a mile from
the all works. and windows wine shatter-
ed In more than I00 houses.
In the stable of Frederick ergbling-
ton. half a mile from the explosion, sev-
eral large windows were broken. Win-
dows were broken In the stables of the oil
works and In houses as far south as Grand
street.
Tenants of many apartment houses said
their houses shock as If rocked by an
earthquake.
The works of the Pratt company occupy
three city blocks and contain a dozen
tanks. the In! number of which have a
greater capael than the one which or-
plotted. Pour In the refineries were set
towerk. and oil In the other tank:
was pumped through plpes to tho refin-
erlos of the Kings and Queens county all
works at Greenpolnt avenue and New
town Creek.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ‘
Presbyterian Have a Dplrfted Controversy
Over Young People's Societies.
Sana-roan, May lin.—The Presbyterian
general assembly broke up last evening In
confusion In the midst of the vote on reso-
'Iutlons of the special committee on the
relations of young people’s societies to the
church. Resolutions had been adopted di-
,rcoting that a “statement of relations" be
sent to the separate. socletlss to be read by
them and reaffirming the action of the
assembly of 1893. The former recom-
mendation was ruched only alter a long
discussion and under the operation of the
previous question.
Just at the hour of adjournment a mo.
tion was made to strike out the other rec-
‘ ommendstlons of the committee and to
dlsoharge It. Action on this motion was
only prevented by the abrupt announce-
ment of the vice moderator. Dr. Benin
min I. Agnew of Philadelphia. that the
hour of the session had expired and that
the assembly stood adjourned.
One recommendation of the committee
was entirely eliminated alter animated
dlseusslon and after a division. lt related
to the formation of the Presbyterian
unions of young people's societies In all
of the presbyterles. The action In thla dl-
reetlon was due to.the belief that the
plan as proposed would seriously Interfere
with present Interdenomlnatlcnal associa-
tions and cooperation.
ROBERTS MURDERED.
Superintendent of 3 Coal Company Killed
at Houston. I"...
Hams. Pm, May int—Grimm D.
Canberra, general superintendent of the
behlgh and Wilkcsbarre Coal company In
this region, was murdered, his body being
discovered by an engineer a few yards
frorutbe tracks of the llehigh Valley rail-
road near I e shops. but In an unfrequent-
ed spot. he vIotlm was still alive. but
unconscious, and died a few hours after
ward. The weapon used was a' eavy
piece of gas pipe. with whlehltober had
been struck several blows upon the head
and one sweet the face.
Mr. Roberts was a very popular man
bereabout, but bad lately incurred the
enmity of several members of the foreign
element by refusing thorn jobs In the
mlnea. The supposition Is that one or
more of these persons lay In wait for him
and committed the crime out of revenge.
This theory Is borne out by the fact that
his money and valuables were not taken.
Mr. Roberts was «H years old and leaves a
widow and two children.
No Chargos Agulnst Terrell.
Wasuiso‘ms, May 20. -Mlnlster Ter-
rell, sluce the statement made by w. E.
Dodge of New York that nothing but
prulao was said of him by the ltev. ll. 0.
legbt and other gentlemen who visited
the president, has declined to express him-
self further regarding that committee. lie
says that he was summoned to \I’ashlng-
ten for compilation regarding mutton
connected with his omen and may be do-
tnlnod 11m some days longer on Impor-
tant work In the department connected
with his ofllclal duties. No charges what
ever have been made against Mr. Terrell.
Detective flyrnu' New Venture.
Nltw Yosk, May 03. ---It Is announced
that u- Superintendent of Police Thomas
liyrnes has been noted vice president of
a casualty com any of which General
Benjamin F. Tracy Is president. The In
tor-sting part of this Is that the company
has perfected plans to establish a bureau
to be known as the department of Insur-
ance sgalnst burglars. Mr. llyrnes is to
be tbo'superlutendont of this department.
The company Is to Insure corporations
and private persons again» loss by bur-
glare.
Honor Law In New Hampshire.
Cosoonn, N. ll., May "'l.--Anotber
sensation In the liquor war being waged
here developed when It was announced
that three more owners of buildings will
bssnmrnonod before the supreme court
for contempt In pmnittlng liquors to be
sold on premises leased by them In spite
of the remntlniunotloo of the court for-
bidding the renewal of losses for such
pnrposu.
Money for Pensions.
Wasmsoros, May 80. -Tbc secretary
of the Interior has made a requisition on
the treasury for Ilil, dlfioflfl to be used In
quarterly pension payments at the follow
log agencies next month: Columbus. 0.,
Oil. 700.000; Washington. OI, 900.000; Boa
ton. 01,000,000; Detroit. II. 000. 000. San
Francisco, 0080.000; Auguste. Ma, 0025,-
000.
We,“ . .
Wtylsr’s Tobacco Idiot.
Mariam, May til—The officers of the
foreign allies deny that United States See
rataryothhOlnoyhssndtlrasudnnotc
to the lipanlsh government In regard to
Captain General Weylsr‘s recent edict
prohibiting the exportation of tobacco
from Cuba.
wanna. lay saw-A conespondeut of
The Dally Telegraph at Cslro says that
tboAIb-Iu’a have petitioned the ports
lee reform and that If these are refused
fuss-d to revolt In order tongalu
formsrllbsrtium
”mm (1
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' r
They van Russia’s Czar In the
Historic Kreiirlln.
morons Ill rerun: isomer.
Ilinletor' Buckfurldge IWIll Retort-In the
Vltuaslaus—ltug‘laud’s am to the lane.
0MB. limb—smooch l'rlondslrlp
for the Inspire ls Disturbed.
Moscow. May 23 —'.l‘l1o Duke of Con-
saugbr. representing Queen Victoria at
the coronation festivities. has presented the
amine with thegrand cross of the Victor-
Ian order. which he‘s been newly founded
by Queen Victoria, and also an ornament
vase of the Armada pattern.
The out received in private audience
the United States minister. Mr. Breakin-
ridge, and then received the special envoys
of the United States sent to represent the
government of the United States at the
oornustionto ther. Those Included Gen
and A.1Me. .eCook and his brother.
Ald-do—Camp ScIIVen. Commander Brou-
scn and Major J. W. Pstzkl of the special
embassy and Rear Admiral '1'. 0. Sel-
fridge. In command of the Mediterranean
squadron. who brought his flagship. the
Minneapolis, to Kronstadt to attend the
coronation as the naval envoy of the Unit-
ed States.
Mr. Breckinrldge. the United States
minister: Mr. 11. ll. Ploree. secretary of
the United States legatlon, and other elv-
ll representatives. ivoro _ for the first time
at the Russian court the full oIvIl dress
mamas nuncmxurnos.
,irescrlbed for those who are not allowed
to wear the ofllolal uniform. This dress
consisted of an evening coat with plain
metal buttons, 11 white vest. knee breech
esand black silk stockings and no orna-
meat.
The United States minister. the special
envoys and thelr stalls last nlght‘ettendod
a reception by the Russian foreign mlnls-
tor. Prince Lobonoil-Rostovsky. Next
wool: M. Breekinridgo wlll give a dinner
to dis uguisbod American visitors to the
oorti tIon,1in‘1l later, probably on June 8,
will Ive a reception, inviting the Russian
prlu and foreign princes attendant up-
on lbe coronation and the foreign ember
sadors and about 1,000 others.
The special embassies“; the coronation
of France, Spain. Japan and Korea were
also received in audience by the czar and
marina In the great palace of the Krem-
lin. A gilded six horse coach and several
four horse carriages were sent to fetch
each embassy 11nd suit. Each embassy
was escorted by six mounted grooms and
was received by guards of honor at the
Kremlin, where they were conducted with
great ceremony to be Alexander anion
and thence to the katerlne hall, where
they were received In audience.
Grand Duke Michael to Retlvo.
Bsnua‘. May lin.—According to news
from Moscow. after the coronation the
oznr's grout uncle. Grand Duke Michael
NIoolaisvltch, will resign the pralilency
of the state council and retire from public
Illa lle will he succeeded In that office
by the Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandro-
vltoh, the oznr' s oldest uncle, whose post
of commander of the guards goes to the
Grand Duke Serglns, whose wife, former-
ly Princess Elizabeth of Hesse. ls the
cznrlna’s sister, who will thus be located
at St. Petersburg. It has been the czarlna's
desire to have her favorite sister near her.
Count Woronoll Dnskboil will succeed
Grand Duke Sergius as governor general
of Moscow.
The Fraueo- Russian Alliance.
bosons. May nit—The Daily News to
day publishes a dispatch from Moscow
which says: "l'opular comments on the
French mission are In no way flattering,
and the French alliance Is strongly depre-
cated by the lower classes, and even by
the enlightened olllclnl classes. who have
easily discovered that there Is no depth of
sincerity In the professed fellowship. The
French alliance Is simply regarded as an
eaigsney of the European situation. to be
dropped when It has served Its purpose.
The time Is probably not far distant when
Russia will be I11 11 position to discard all
western European alliances."
Franco and America Contracted.
Lennon, May on --’I'bo Timos' Moscow
dispatch, In doserlblng the reception of
the ambassadors. remarks upon the strik-
Ibg contrast between thooIlchaI simplicity
and plain, ordinary vebloles of the Ameri-
can suit compared with oven the semi-
stots of the French.
Opposition to Chief Arthur.
Orrawa. Ont. May 00. —-0hlef Arthur
of the Brotherhood of Fugiuecrs Is likely
to be opposed for the presidency. There
In some dissatisfaction with his adminis-
trstlon, and It Is likely the dissenters wlll
bring out a candidate, but the majority
ol the delegates seem to be of the opinion
that heislndlsponsabln Mrs. C. Darnell
of Fort Wayne was reelected president
and Mrs. M. C. Orr of Peoria, llls.. secre-
tary of the Grand international Auxiliary
association. lion. l.. 8. Collin of Fort
Dodge, la. president of the ltailway
Men's home. addressed the unsillaryon
behalf of that body.
Dr. nueklav Elected.
Ctsvstasn, lfsy lin.—Tbs Methodist
general conference occupied mm In elect-
Ing editors of church papers and secrets—
ries of church societies. Very little re-
mains now In the way of elections. When
Rev. Dr. .I M. Iluokley was overwhelm
Ingly elected editor of the New York
Christian Advocate. there was an lm
man... ovation to the popular New Yorker.
field For the “road“ Jury.
Sr Jonssscnr. Va. May nib-Marshal
Way. who killed his wife with a club at
. Wheeled Wellness” fleeing. Is In the
ma uty jail bars. and. bands waives a
Is song. will be held 9wiretap“ rise at
her! Mr
Cayman. May an. uTbe loader.
which better represenh MeKInlsy perhaps
than any other newspaper In the United
States, today publishes In substance the
:ollowlug upon the visit at Quay to Me.
Kin) oy:
“Quay came to Canton. notes the bear-
rr of messages from any man or group of
men. but as the leader of the Republican
party In Pennsylvania. He dld not corny.
as he facotiously remarked In Washington.
'0 question McKinley about his attitude
on the money question. He. was a Repair
Iloan lender vlsltlng the man Who will oer-
1alnly be the nominee of the Republican
party for president. The giving of offices
vns not considered, norwas the campaign
in: the nomination discussed. because ev
try Republican knows that campaign to
in practically ended. One thing they did
llseuu was the eampnlgn which MoKIn-
ey will enter against the Democratic can .
lldate for president. The conference was
nest pleasant and cordial on both sides. _
the visit of Quay was such as will un-
loubtedly be made by many other Repub-
Icnn loaders both before and after the St.
hauls convention. I'
Quay Is Still a Candidate.
Prr'rsnuuu, May lin.—Senator Quay has
returned to his home In Beaver. Pa., from
Canton, 0. An effort was made to Induce
him to talk, but he refuses to say any-
thlng further than that his conference
with Major McKinley was satisfactory
Po the query as to whether he believed
McKinley would be nominated, he re-
pllod. “I have nothing to say whatever.”
i‘hc senator broke his resolution not to
(all: the next moment, however, and to n
ioilcltous question as to whether he was
still to be considered a candidate emphat-
éoa‘ly replied. “Oh, yes, I am still a can-
lldate for the presidential nomination,
1nd shall be voted forat the St. Louis eon-
» vention."
BASEBALL .
'l'lllz XA'gloxar. LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati—
Newk’ork ...... 130000000—4
Clnclnnati.... . l 0 0 0 0 (l 0 0 0-— I
New York—Hits. 10; errors, 9. Cincin-
nati—Hits. {1; errors, 4.
At St. Louis—-
Brooklyn... .... 0 l 01 00 (l 0 1—3
St. Louis... .020 020 002‘-—-6
Brooklyn—Hits, 9, error e, I. St. Louis
—Hlts. II;e1-rors. 3.
At Cleveland—
Boston......... . b 0 2 0 l 0 It 0 ‘-—10
Cloveland....... ll 0 0 l 0 8 0 I 0-— 1i
Boston—Hits, ll; errors. 0. Cleveland
—Hits, ll; 'errors, I.
At Pittsburg—
Phllndolphlu... "0 0 0 0 0 2 0 fl—IO
l’ltlsbnrg........ o o 0 I o 0 0 0 11.. d
Philadelphia—Hits, IO; errors, 5. Pitts-
burg—Hlte. 10; errors, I.
At Louisville-—
Baitimcre....... 0 I 0 0 0 0 I l 2— 6
Louisville...” 0 0 0 2 0 I (I 0 {to— u
Baltimore—III “'dt,‘ errors, I. Louls~
ville—Hits, IO; e rs. 3.
TRIED TO KILL CORBETT.
a was if,“ chili uni unfit; a. not.“ ii...
Pugillst.
Lin-1r. ROCK. May 28.-.llm Corbett
narrowly escaped losing his life at the
hands of a wlld eyed crank armed with a
revolver at llot Springs. As he was well:-
lng along Central avenue a man suddenly
sprang from a doorway and facing the
puglllst demanded to knowlf his name
was Corbett. .
“If you are Jim Corbett," the crank
yelled, "l' to going tollck you right here."
Corbett hesitated a momept, and the
crank. with a quick movemdnt, drew a
ret olver from his pocket and pointed It at
Corbett‘s breast. Corbett, realizing the
situatlon, struck the weapon out of the
creeks hand. and, seizing the man. held
blm until an oflloer‘arrlved.
Captain Kills General.
Waco, Tom, May flit—0n the Robert-
son farm and ranch. near Crawford, Mo-
Imnnan county. Captain C. F. Bewloy
was shot and Instantly killed. General Fe-
II: ll. Robertson surrendered to Sberlfl
Baker, stating that ho hall been compelled
to shoot Captain Bewioy In self defense.
Robertson was the youngest brigudler In
the Confederate service.
The Baptist Missionary Union.
Asurur PARK N. .I., May ell—The
election of officers of the Baptist Mission-
ary union resulted In the election of Rev.
Henry F. Colby. I). D.. of Ohio as prosl~
dent and Chester W. Kingsley of Massa-
chusetts and Rev. D. D. Macbaurln of
Michigan vice presidents. with Rev. Hen-
ry S. Barrage, D. D.. of Maine as record-
Ing secretary.
Another fluent-sans] Flllbnstor.
I‘mummua. May Sit—A private dis-
patch received In this city states that the
steamship Lnurudn. which left New York
on May 11, has landed on Cuban sell all
the men and ammunition she carried, and
that the expedition was entirely successful.
The sender of the Ospatch was a member
of the party“ aboard the ship.
\‘edra Sinks a (total lIarge.
va Youn. May 23. —The steamer Ve-
dra. outward bound. and a three masted
coal laden barge came Into colllslen In
Rodney channel. The barge sank Inside of
five minutes. The crew was taken all by
the steamer nnd afterward transferred to
the tug C. W Morse.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The funeral of the Archduke Charles
hauls took place In Vienna.
Contracts were awarded for the work of
completing the oapltol In Albany.
After a continuous session of nearly of
hours the British house of commons ud-
Journod until June I.
The police of Illohenberg. Bohemia.
fired Into a mob. killing two persons and
seriously wounding five.
The eighty-second anniversary meeting
of the American Baptist Missionary union
began at Asbnry Park, N. J.
President Cleveland Ia cousldcrlng the
advisability of again addressing congress
In regard to the treasury sltuntlon.
Samuel Cocharau. a former servant at
the l’layers' club of New York. wed found
floating In the East river with his skull
fractured.
There are grounds for the belief that
the only noontly washed ashore on Staten
Island was that (.1 Mrs. Charles Cant of
Toms River, N. J.
The Canaan-American Bound Money
league was organised and wlll support,
Independonl of polltleal parties, the candl-
date who declares for gold.
A dispatch from Madrid says, on the
authority of the minister for the colonies,
that em lor' cords! martinis
, hence can
o‘l
LEADINé if 7
MIlllllBl'Yand Cloak
Special for one week,
Commencing Friday, I5tl'1,
We will sell
SHIRT WAISTS .
At
We have them in all sorts of Materials.
and 88 Silk Waists for $5.
Don't miss this chance.
H. KRIEGER
Greatly Rednc
Prices! "—I
We will close out. all 011
Only a few at them left.
COLD DRY AIR CIRCULATION throughout the provision chamber.
ABSOLUTE DRI N15 SS, the air being so dry that matches left on the
shelves will readily, ignite when taken out.
WROUGllT IRON lCE RACKS to guard against ice picks.
ZINC l ININGS of the best quality.
PERFECT NON- CONDUCTOR PACKING, tested for twenty- «eight
years.
SLATE SIONE SIIELVES for
always sweet, clean and cold.
UNEXPOSLD WOOD.
(leauliness and durability, being
There is no wood exposed in the interior.
DOUBLE CASES on all our rcfrigcrator.s
INSIDE JOINTS are tongncd grooved, and glued together.
Are the most ECONOMICAL USERS OF ICE.
Arc STRONGLY BUILT.
Arc very llANDSOMELY FINISHED
Every one warranted as represented.
So. Norwalk Hardware Company,
42 South Main Street, South Norwalk. Ct. ‘
1161' F'O‘iv
F loride and the South
BY THE
cup: ume:
Fare to Jacksonville, Fla" 025. 00; excur—
don. Mil!)
Fare to St. Augustine. Fla, 026.50; ex-
cursion. “0.05.
To 00Charleston, S. C. moo; excursion
All tickets Include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
lnforrnatlon,tlckets. stateroom, etc" in-
quire of
GEO. F. éE'iiiisaagt.
Crrv Nariosar. BANK.
or W. P. CLYDF & 00., General Agents,
5 Bowling Green. New York.
I
borer
MEDICINES“
EASY MID PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Prices I
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
02 Washington St, So. IIorwsIk.
J.O.JENNINOS.
Paper-Hahger, CsIcIminer,
Painter.
DIALII m
WALL PAPER AND ‘IORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Booth Norwalk.
Sample Books of latest Styles of Papers,
Deniers and Gilt Mouldings takentn
houses for Inspection, on notice by pmtnl.
loitimates Cheerfnllv (liven.
molt!
HAVE YOUR
Furniture Ito-upholstered!
Camels Toll on up. flimncd and Tlo—lnld.
Hair Mattresses mark over. Chaim re
“““d‘ lawsuits;
as sure Maintains sun amnion
Li ,7. rs; .
The Sterling” W
Bicycle
keeps well to the front 111 the,
"_ ‘ fllrpulllll favor. sNot bouquet)
‘ any alluring silvertiiierneubi-
titious 1-1:-m1d.~1 or extraordin- .
my claim for them. but simply ‘
because their merits compel 1
recognition wherever theth
been tried. We are, solo
in ~Norwnlk for th gsgrb
Wheels. We also have thleve-
land Swoll Special, New Ham
Gold Crank Falcon. Bottom
prices. Easvpny monts.
For Sale by C. II. Aislhorpe. ‘
Do
You
Eat
Butter?
Butter that reminds
0110 of meadows
sweet with hay.
Butter like
your g 'zmdmother
used to
make.
lilgiu Creamery
Butter, the finest in
the :l111d,21c per lb;
Sills $1.
Lerenzo Dibble,”
sours sunsets . l. .
sswses sass.
Bl Wuohlngton lira-1.
Open daily from 0 to 12 n. m.. and from
- -----.Eg
I to :I p. 111.. and on Monday evenings ~
from 7 toil .
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANB Proof.
.11111N11.1rsn111s,inwrrmt.
.munn nuance».
and TM...
Jacob H. Layton,
l‘lvo, Life and
Accident.
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and floors Agent.
WOoeau Steamship Tickets. and WWII“
‘ ' Drafts scans)!
and Stocks 60di
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLAOI.
Next to Post Office,
SOUTH» NORWAIIK. : z :
: CO".
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
1.1.1.1111.» “tun Withdi'
sees..-”
was.» manger: and 1,3» lor It.“
1 - 5,11 ’
Norwalk Chronicler