line of g
. a
elsewhere in
A.
l
NORWALK.
, O 6
llott s Nervenne l’lllS
The great
r e m e d y for
nervous prov
t r a t i o n and
all n z r v o u s
diseases of the
generative or-
ans of either
sex, such as Nervous Frustration, Failing or
lest Manhood, Itnpotenc , Ni hlly Ernie-
Ilons, Youthful Errors, tal gWorry, ex-
cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Cornumplion and Insanity. $1.0L'
. r be: h mailt eboxes for $5.00.
Entrantu’lucu ca. oars. emu. on
field by all droughts
'"M rue
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam den-inks, saws. bor-
ing machines,etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES 0N
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factories or any Largo Build-
ing work is spesinlty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
_ EAST NORWALK, CONN.
- LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
nt-tty
HESE
HREE
HINGS
SHOULD
INTEREST
YOU l
FIRST
There is a great saving in using
St Louis l’osny Flour. This flour -
Will make better pastry with less
lard than the' finest Washburn,
Pillsbury or Jones ileur.
SECOND.
I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
vou want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
TIllRI)
Inm selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
PEERLESS
Given Away Free!
One Indies’ and one gents.’
ON MARCH 29th, l897l
With every fifty cents
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give UNE chance on BOTH of those
beautiful $100 wheels, FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. Wheels now
OUR MOT'I‘O :
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
‘sutlful in design,“ standard unifies
and attattauctive prince. Yiiu will find many
goods that are desirable that are not‘to be found
t orthe 0 day in
Norwalk at
w. Aue'rm's
annutr STORE.
CONNECTION
Hazleton-
and
Cross Creek,
- - GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. - Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect.
——-*_ ”—
RAYMOND Bros
.0. Norwalk.
4
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The
Sentinel!
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353 o '“DAYEDE .
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CAT ON’S VITALIZEB
Cures genernl or special debility, wake-fut»
noes, sprtrmstorhrxn, emissions, lrn otency.
parcels. etc. Corrects; functional d eorders.
I..lll.\t‘il ivy errors or excesses, quickly restoring
Lost Manhood in old or yot a, giving vl or and
strength where former wca‘v. om prcvttllet. Con
venieut package, simple, diurnal. and legitimate
.. Cum; ts Qutcn mo Tuonooou.
I'rm't e div/[Evil l'y t‘nubdinnr: insist ot
CATON'S Vitelizers. Srttt scale-rill your (but!
KIN! tint"; lint inm: it. l‘ll‘ (3 5| [‘t r pkg-5 O for ‘5
with written guarantee of complete cure.
l'llwlllllll tn, trivieni L‘s, tin... in v and tnufirirnttul
Semi us :.t.ttr~m. t-fnl use .unl 25 t is. in: .1 week't
inul (rt-:ttmmtt. I int: only V'l'l to "Jt‘v’l person. 5
CATON MED. 00.. BOSTON. MAII.
Sold by Geo. U. Stilleon, South Nor-
Two (2) Beautiful .
$IOO
Walk.
BICYCLES
received, either (IASll
on exhibition.
40 and 4-2 Wall street, NORWALK, CONN.
- 3.32:.» s- -m... --mr—~r ,
When In doubt what to use for
Nervouslicbtlity. [MW of Power
lmvotrnrmitt.phi-.Vuruocslenod
other wcnknrw-erum , ny more
use Snow. l’illu. llmli' 'heche
, and full vtuor (prickly rem ”1,
.r If n'lmiorl, so" .tmm rs "out. mtsll .
Mailed lnrsllotionmsnm. uh
$5.06lordetn wr otto- n guarantee to
row or refund to:- omnrv. Address
FEM. IEOIOINE 00.. Cleveland. 0.
Iforles by 't‘mllnson's drew
.. .. wt. ..w.W.._.. ‘w
Fine Print
a
specialty
, Sentinel Office l .
has been
,Whyflm end, 7 ulster-m known
Gathers perished in the flames. while shout
so Inmates but! very narrow escapes from
n similnr' m Were it not that most of
the students of the convent had gone home
for the holidays the loss of life might hnve‘ ‘
been greater. The students were to have
returned utility. The convent in sltusted
on the shores of the lake, about one mile
and it half cost of the summer and fishing
resort called Hotel Robot-vol and of the
villnge proper. Urdinnrily there ore nbnut
no nuns in the institution and about to
pupils.
The village has no waterworks, end the
Work or enving the contents was therefore
mode more dilllonlt, while the domes hnd
mode such heudv‘vuy that their extinguish-
rnont won an itumrtsibtllty. Many of the
nuns und pupils slept In it dormitory of
the nerumd story, and them: managed to es-
cnpe. but others occupied u dormitory on
the fourth floor at the north and. There
was n flreprooi tuwt-r hour this, but the
rapidity with which the Homes nproud pm
vented thorn from reaching it. They were
smothered by the rtnokc. The names of
the deed and their religious titlos respec-
tively nro us follows: Ellzu Grrsscllln, Moth-
cr Ht. Fruncols do Paul, St. John Chrysoe-
tome; ,Emmn Lotonrnoou, Mother I’rovl-
i
0
dance, Quebec; Uorintho (iurnonu, Mother ‘
0
I
E
v
i
L)
St. Ureulu, H. h'nyo; Loot-o lludon, Moth-
cr St. Anne, licrhortvlllo; Catherine
lloulte, Mother St. Antone dc Pudun, Do~
ncliumlmult: Morin Louisa tilrurd, Mother
St. Dominique. lioborvul: linen iirmuollin,
Mother St. 1 cubic. Ht. .Iounc ('3hrysostnmo.
Another nun wns bndly burned in try-
ing to extinguish the fire. The convent
tmd tho school are nothing but u llllllfll of
ruins. Just how the fire started Is not
known for unrtuinjuut this being the ferret
of tho lllpiphny it. u nupposodthutulight.-
ed trundle hour the crmllo ol the infant .In-
one ignited tho drnporlos utul florul ornn~
monttttiomt, and in on luntuht the whole
plum wen u tunes of llnmcn.
'l'he monastery was It stone building flvo
stories high uud of 120 foot frotttugn and
was built oiuht yours ugo. ’l'ho l'rsulino
order of Quebec, by \t‘ullfl'l it won t-ontroL
lot], in the oldest oloinmrod order in (‘on-
ndu. untl it. won in u ouvlty umdo by tho
We Sell
of Winter ‘
~ I.
'Suggt'asfs llte want of ulster
cam/or! ‘ to usien’ess people.
The cold, searching days yet to
come. can be kept out with
pmpor clothing. .
Don't say you can’t afford an ul-
ster, when 86 buys a wel/mado
garment here. And 87.50 will get you a real Irish
FPIOZB ulster; you lmaw lmw tough Irish 'Frieze Is.
Up the [me lo 810 brings you to a real 6‘15 ulster-—
was $15 earlier In the season. I garment that will
sue/r to you through a good many trying seasons.
Real economy in buying an overcoat now of present
prices: make ready for another winfer this winter.
Ltlte this: 325 and 828 warrants, the finest grades ,
of tailor-made, one down to 3‘20 and the 878 and
820 gender"; to $75. See the sanity? Even 810
coats are marked $7.50 now.
flow, many well dressed people buy this way for future
needs only we store people lmow.
more brig/1t buyers though.
Underwear,
Street Oicves,
Orly/rig Gloves,
Winter Golf Caps.
Winter Golf Suits.
OIIONMOOWIWOW”WOW~
Ought to be
lMElGSS’sCOa
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday E renmgs.
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
bursting of u xlwllwithlti its convent of.
Quebec. thut ticnurul Motttcnlm was buried
nftor his death upon the pinion of Ali-rd
bum.
THE LOST BRAZIL.
Fishermen Find Wreckage Which Mny
Solve n Secret of the Ben.
"mm x, .lnn. 7.———Atroth<vr secret of
the sun bid-t fulr to be united in the hour
future. Some years nun tho brigutttlno
lira/ii, from the West Indies for this port,
ludrn with u vulunbio rnruo of goods uml
wnll manned. mode this count. 'l‘br-y took
the pilot nbourd nnd storxl in for llullfux
hurbor. But the wind huulotl mound, and
she won blttwn out. to ecu. llor disuptmor-
suco won the wonder of the Wurst. Nutty
Jiln-r vessels saw the Brazil on showus try-
ing for u harbor, nnd it. in oven mid that.
slw trust sighted front her own whorl hero.
lint no from of her wus over found.
The uvlmnttor Hnrnb l.. (lxner, ('nptul’n
Edwurd Home of Herring i'uvn, rt‘portv
(but while llnhlng of? Choltnv-tn hood, :3”
miles off this port, youlcrdny bur truwl
lino-a fouled u sunken wreck in W futhotus
of Wilton From \vrmrkngu lllillll'il ltt the
sailors think tho bonus of the [Small buvn
been found. The llrnzll wnrt owned by II.
I. Hart of this city.
Duly on English Prison Life.
lmxnox, .lnn. 7.—~.lolrn llnly. who was
recently rt-lcnsod from lirlyull nftnr u term
sot-wd on conviction of boinyxudynnmitor,
llllltlt' n spout-h upon thosubjort of his prie-
on life to u densely packed ntttlitmco in the
ltolhorn town bull. A number of noolotion
morn-bod in prm't‘flfilill) prov-inns to the
mention mold intense ontlumhmn. llttly
Wm greeted with uric-s of “God blue»
you“ lln suirl thut lit) hurl witnessed tint
crut-ltios thut drove llr. (iullunhr-r lttsmnu
but the ttuluro of the llt'lrtl precluded his
Ililrll'i living tlmtn to is public uttdivnru, llo
rim-mod tho llritiuh govornttu‘nt of mutin-
factoring evldt-ncn nunlnet Etlu'urtl .l.
Ivory, whose triul for complicity with '1');-
non in n dyttutnito conspiracy is puuding.
Nash 8. VanScoy!
SOUTH NORWALK,
We are now offering a fine selection of Cut
Glass for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article: to have a lastingr finish; we do not
apply the term "cut glass" to goods finished
by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can rely on each
:ttticlc for a perfect shape.
Union, of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York.
prices will suit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
NA$H&VAN$COY,
Ger. II. Iain and West Streets.
Our llaviland
come :crrour.
The
No Portfolio For Alllmm.
l’l'l'l‘hltlillli, .lnn. 1‘.-Hmmtor Willlnm ll.
Allison "ill not. be u mvmlmr of l l'lmlrll'llia
lilt'lx‘ittluy's ('lllllllt'l. 'l'ltu senator r-untt
trounced whiln towing through born on
his wuy to Worthington. The monitor Mild
bu \vuultl be gland in non-pt. u purtfulllr il'
ollvt'otl him, but he know it. Would not be
“tiered. A long t‘ttllfi‘f‘llflt'll wnn hold bu-
twm‘lt President. Elect McKinley und Sun-
tttor Allison ut. (‘uttton yt‘etertlny. but the
tmturn of the conversation could not ho
it'lll'lll'il. ’1 ho lown eottntor stu'nks in tho
ltlghust terms of Mojnr McKinley and ‘pro-
diets u prosperous udmlnlsimtion.
Chile to Help llnllvln.
St't'ltl-t, llollvin, viu liulvootnn. Jun. 7.
t-~'I'lm nowspnpor pronuof Ilollvinmntin-
um its bitter cmmnuntn tmd nttur-ks upon
Peru. The unmrtlon is tmuio in the prone
thut Chih- will provide the llnllvhm trov-
ortitnont with 40,000 mnnllchnr titles in
ctmo'of nn outbreak of hostilities with
l'eru.
Killed by n Powder llsploslon.
l.tc.ttwtt.t.t:. ’tioltt. .ltm. 7.——Ily on ex-
pltmion of ulnnt powdornt Twin Lakes litu-
tlott I'otor lj'uttitt utul Mlchnul rioltln worn
killed uml .lmr'pil Lorkln fondly injured.
'l‘boy Wt'fll outployr-d nt eroding on the
(Tolorudo Midland rnllroud ntul worn thnw-
log the powder when it exploded.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A \‘irtzloiu judtm flood is young lawyer
$2.50 for molding un oncmy u uhollcngo to
meet him on the "fluid of honor."
anurnor flint-k renomlnntcd Georgi» W.
tiitlrltlgo nuporlutctult-nt of public works.
‘l'bn nomination was immetliumly cou’
firmed.
'l‘ho convicts In the Arizona penitentiary
hmi obncst Illt‘ttt‘lltlml in comtrtteting tr
OLD AND lRELlABLE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekman street, New York? at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. tn; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight receiver! from
7a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwuik
lingle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting
this line on account of the owners thereof.
' I I I l ’
fulcutionu covcru period of nine tttonthn.
. Exports um now looking over Gregory's
books. Gregory is nbout in yours of uge
silver men of oil portion hold it convention
CITY ’ here nttd umunlml is state lenguo. Judge
buy of the employees of the boats of
_ of strength. The patriotism and independ-
Amm. slant-411‘» one hundredth
mi of the estebllshnrent of the
state capital at Albany was unheated with
much pomp and circumstance. There sue
a street parade. end exercises were held in
limo-nus Blocker hell. Governor Block
presided 'I’he oration was delivered by
Chauncey M. Depew end was heard by
«000 people. Mr. Dopew reviewed the
enrly history of New Yuri: stats and said
that she still held the some imperial poni-
Dutch. the French Huguennts end the oth-
ers. The cotutniugliug of races in is source
once of New York men tnndo them the first
to resist the encroachment: of Great Brib-
uln on the rights of colonies.
The legislntlvo life of New York state,
Dr. Depow sold, begun at Kingston April
20. 1777, when tho first constitution was
adopted. The legislature met at various.
places, its first meeting in Albany being
in 1779. It found its pennanent borne in
Albany in 1797. just 100 years ego.
Dr. Dopew told of tho storehouses that
bud been built and said that the present
one, when completed, would be the great
grout members of the various legislatures
were then mentioned not) their eloquence
and patriotism extolled. He concluded by
saying that the people can take hope and
inspiration from the results of the first
century.
President. Cleveland tmd Major McKin-
lcy sent. letters regretting their inability
to be present. President Cleveland sold,
“Though nbsunt, I ‘shnll on the day of
your celebration remember with gratifica-
tiotrtny participation in exercises at this
purticulur capitol and pleasantly recall
the dischnrgc of lmportnnt and lnborions
public duties. mode more easy by the grant
hospitality of its people. " ,
Mujor McKinley. in his letter, said:
“New York can well be proud of the his.
tnrio position she occupies in the constel-
lation of stnton To be the capital of such a
suite is it high end proud distinction. Al-
bnny has tho right to rejoice in the cen-
tennial of her establlshnu-nt till the exon-
utive and legislative seat of government
of tho grout state of New York. I congrat-
ulnte both city and would "
ltnllnn Noblemnu Merl-led.
Clllf‘AGt’i, Jon. ‘7.-—-'l‘bo marriage of Si-
gnor-inn Moria Pope, sister of the Countess
limewutlowskl, wife of the Italian consul
in Chlongo, to Signor Emilio Morohi of
New York occurred lust evening at the
Victoria hotel. The bride was given away
by Count liozowmlowski. The newly mar-
ried couple left for New York, where they
will reside. The bride is u daughter of
Commander Victor l’epo, u bunker of
Alcxnndriu, choir-man of the board of
trade of Aloxnndrin. The bridegroom is
of n noble Itnlinn fumily, his futher being
the ndminlstrntor of the palaces and es-
tntwt of tho Itiugof Italy. He has adopted
Alllt'l'ltlll us his native country, having rc-
sided in New York in yours.
To Get Their Wages Reduced.
Titov, N. Y., Jun. 7. --'l'ho employees of
tho Ntttionul and American express i'OIll'
pnnit-s horn have hurt their wagosreducod.
A uent iluunrcy at. tho l'uion depot: denied
that the wngos bud been out. hero yet, but
ndtnitted thnt u gnucrul notice bud been
sent throughout the country to the effect
tbnt if business did not improve there
would be a general reduction. Notwith-
standing this, severul of the r-ttiploycee the
clam thut their wages have been out, and
it is believed thut the reduction is general.
Will Expel Anarchists From Frnncr.
PARIS. .lutt. T.——-Elyrht Spanish and ltul-
inn anarchists were nrrestcd hero nod will
be expelled from h'runc’o, together with
tltoao members of the mob which made it
tlottmnetrutlon on ’l'uesdny before the Sport-
lrlll etttbuscy nftct' n "routing to protest
against tho torturing of nunrohlsts in the
prison nt Barcelona. Spain, and who won-
urn-stud by the police. The prefect. of po-
lico bus decided to dotuuml the expulsion
from France of all foreign ann'rchists
guilty of ruvolutiomrry nulmtion.
llolel Clnvls and Money (lone.
llt'r‘t‘nm. .lnn. 7.——l"rodoriol: Gregory,
privntn secretory of Proprietor .lohn flood
of tho 'l‘li'ft ileum nutl chit-f clerk of [but
v-tnltlluhttu-ttt, lute disappeared, lonvlntt
boliittd Humorous bud checks and taking
with him. it is alleged, several thousand
dollars of his employer‘s money. The de-
und is known to business and professional
tuon oil over the country.
Cracker (loin; to New Yorls.
SAV l"lt,»\\'rtsm, .lttn. 7,—l’rlvnte-tsd
vioos from New York atom thut lions-gi-
(trucker. tho bun Frnttclsco millionuln
who u duy or two out» purclmsed$1,500,000
worth of property in New York, has be-
mmo u member of the New York banking
firm of Price, McCormick .5; (Jo. Mr
(Trtmkor Is one of the arms of the lute
Clutrlve Crooknr. who, with Stanford und
Huntington, built. the Southern Pacific.
lln inherited novorul millions from his ft»
then
Nehru-Isl l’rno Bllur Men.
Invcom. Nair. .lsn. 7.-Nehraslm free
1‘. It. neon. nf Umuhn woe elected pros~
ldcnt utul .Iumr-n Htockmun of Custer
county secretory. W. .l, Ilryun midrossod
tho met-tint: brh-lly. saying it Wml better
to intro run mid lost than never to have
run at ull.
leathery Mnnnl’nntnrns Assign.
GISI‘HXATI, .Ion. 7.--'l'ho lto ttmnp Lo»
voy onnrpuny, wholomlo rurddlory tumm-
funturors, :thl nml 2n Marin etrmt. has us-
uiunotl to Jumbo 1'. .Iuclteon, vim presi-
dent of the company. Llnbilltle» um .50,-
tlim, nnd tho newts urn sufficient to pay
promptly dollar for dollar. lJull business
in the reason assigned.
'l'svo Killed; 'l'svo Injured.
tunnel to give them freedom when the
plot won discovered untl frustrated.
hit but Noomnnlwr, tho littlo llnvmtrmv
|.\'. Y.) girl nt-oltlentnlly shot. by u buy fir-
ing of. n tut-m. lust. Futurtluy, died in
lloovalt hospital in New York city.
The president signed the bill mently
pimped by congress melting it n mind».
trumrtnr to produce is mpyriuhtod ploy
without the consent of tho owner or nuthor
.lnmos Potter and Adolph Cornell, i
nod to years old, encountered a wildcat, in
u cove in the (ftttsltllls lll'lllllhlll‘l". in New
York state, and Cornell killed him with
on ox after is terrible struggle.
The general nmmhly of Connecticut
mot. and organised in Hartford. Honolter
Barbour motto n eignlflrnnt address, and
the Inaugural ntessugo of Governor Cooke
wns full of education. for legisln
._ u. m».
patronage.
What is It i
that prompts you to buy your shoes at who lives at lllutnmurns. U, and William
one store rather than soother? Isn‘t " Austin, as driller, of Warren, Po. The in-
nttentiou on the
salesman? If t
H. S. BROWN,
so VASIIIIITOI "HIT.
Issuers Non-rolls, Conn
style, quality. fit durability end price as “a
totho shoe end prompt and courteous
extol the proprietor and
ass are the real induce-
merits we look for . liberal puma! your that )1 rs. Emma Hprocltols Watson lied
HIBTEIISVII.I.E, w. Va , Jan 7.-—-Twa men
were killed not! We injured by the explo-
sion of a boiler of the Fisher till nornpsny
'l’ho killed urn Hum mater. the farm boss,
lured are James Nolan and Charles Bits-
Nolnh may die.
Enough Left so Live On.
an Fussutrtoo, Jen. 7.--'l*he report
deeded book to her father, Clans Sproutsls,
tho Ill,tli10.tldll worth of property he uses
to her before her mnrrlnseis denied
lfr. Watson. lio says his wife love has
aid: 01,500,000 and still has enough to
re on.
Washer rune-u.
3:11: at thebtgow oil the £811“)?! thst she W ,
nt the also up. e euloglsed the
fathers of the commonwealth—the sturdy Wlflleznygggflm
nor. who stole ”it
in their
est structure of its kind In the world. The placed in the hands ’6!
from I. Townsend
nrreeted or W, .
nay, John R. lg; .
trict Attorney oars} «
nut in the extrndltinh oh.
l‘he taxpayers of “tin
Lindsey's expensew
Besides paying Al
the taxpayers will in . ll ,
wpny forthe tron n-
from [motion of the ' ‘
lens are now mortals!
:inl functions they Am, ,
The jewels. after '
00., the London
ton, Bliss 8: Co. of th
don here Immediately
~‘)nnlop and Turnerhn _ 7 .
the jewels was returned“ ‘_ till , , . . .
Several days lute: “WEEME 03f .
tent to District Attorney Fellows iv, in;
for $531.78 for handllllllélilm {W011 f
finding a marine insurance on
trlot Attorney Fellow. whose ‘
fund was very low, didn’t tl
5y should pay the freight,
to Mr. Burden through ,
Attorney Lindsay. , .
Mr. Bordon refused to f"
sordingto Mr. Lind-mood. .
tornoy Fellows filed it am
find no Funds A_
During November Mm
'narlc several demands on» ,
:orncy’s office for the money,
Fellows wrote that he had no" ,
tble and referred the am toll
Nothing more was heard of"
tntli a Week before Colonel.
loath. when another letter
rom Morton, Bites 8: 00.; .,
out-t inquiries us to when thelllll
int
(1. ~
When District Atmhy OI
rho reins rind scoured an n-
i new contingent fund, to
if the first thrust. before h
311-. ()lcott approved the bi ,
dong with scores of others-to "—
Fitch for payment. , V
Comptroller Fitch. after w-
oil], lmmedlutely melted as men
lured that it should not be paid.
'epresontntivc from Morton, B
tolled at the comptroller'n omen, ,
informed that the comptroller lend.
rrders not to pay it pending invalid
“Tho comptroller. " Deputy Comm
Lyon sold, "is of the million that Kr
lurtlon should pay this bill. , The Mill!
-ertainly will not pay it until it In eons
‘iflllt‘d to by n judicial decision." .
District Attorney Oloott declared he
bought the bill was preposterous.
“I should certainly not have ensured
t bad I not. been assured that 0910!!!!
follows bod made the contract." . .
Assistant. District Attorney Henry W.»
l'nger, who was secretary to Colony! ,.
lows. when seen. severely, crltlnilidi
lurden's notion in refusing to W
)ill. » ”
Corbett wrun- n usssi Inns
lit-:rttorr, Jon. 7.-Jnrnes I _ #9
'nlebrnted the openingof his " :V W
mooment by whipping lilo - ”l
)rlando [hittuglln,'wlloll' . -
.illl. Corbett. was fined for
)Olli'l! justice nud paid hll M
o ('orbett's love scene in'
tame a few seconds too ‘ .
:tn'tnin full Corbett jumpy!
~nrsing and applying vile
tone mnnnaer. b‘eizlng;
thuulders, Corbett telnet}
loor and shook all the -
.toyzo rtiunaaor’s body. '3
the little follow on the floor
blow with the left hand fill
tending out his right. “W
be obese, sending hlnsrlnic, .
.tugo munuger landed on
but uwny. Corbett Mill"
gliu the twu duye‘ enigma .
lmmsumennger is left W ’
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A New Insure-no m
HARTFORD, Jan. 7.4-“ III
but the legislature will be pet!
'ho nenr future for the .. .. .
new insurance company, ,to‘
I‘ltn‘t Indemnity company.
will be .l,ll00,000, MOM“ ,
oforo beginning bnslM- W8, ,,
ho ormtpnny is to transact ~ ‘ "
lent, omployorn' liability, . ..
int'fl. surety bonds. plunging,
tor insurance. The incorporate?!
president .I. (.3. \ansm of the
William H. llulltoley, Applflbu“ 7.
yor, President Rulph Outlets!
ford Trust mtnpnny. John 0- I
Austin Brnlnurd. .
Grain Elev-m flannel.
Mtxsmrnue, Jen. 7.-'l’lse .
elevator nt New Brlnhtonyun so
this city, owned by the City A . , -
puny, of which ll. E. Momma” ,
is president. has been ml
contents. 100.000 bushel: tn eels
wheat. The total loss on album
tents won $100,000: fullyi _’
box corn loaded for shipment“
stroyod.
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Failure In Venue-I.
Rtl'l'l.l\.\‘lt, Vt. Jon. 7.-'l'he
firm of C. A. Boles ill Eon, m
tho Baxter Notionul blink of Ollie
ts petition in "Hakim”. bl! ,
by nwrlt of otteohmens The, ,
the firm urn estimated at , ~
The assets are not known. " ,
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Children Perish In. A,
Went-new. Wis, Jen. ‘I'
residence of William Balk!
Newton, this county. nu: ~
by fire. Four of the em . ,
family, the oldest H y”
In the flames. Thrall
were more. i
notions Well “In“,
forum, Jan. “In-JIM M
pronoun the hope ”II! III.
not John lioy is to ~
mbamulor st the (slim
prove true. "W
says The News, "lid ll
fellow. ”
rum Wm»;
Pants. Jon. 7.-Aoees\l
paper Interview, sires. A
surface so months
General" on: colder: we when.
cleanliness.
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