out (if more more
IIiliiE lililiSi’iilAllY use. ,
lief ”mil” Dillon inn ml ill tier m
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rieee Settles-mi. and m amnion
liter their Wedding Trip.
Mrs. Timothy H. Porter. formerly
Miss Belle Earle, of Nor-walk. the young
wifoof the plaintiff in the celebrated
l'orter‘ltieh conspiracy ease. the trial of
which has just been finished in Bridge-
port. made her appearance in the court
room for the first time. Tuesday. The
object in calling her to the witness-chair
was to deny certain statements of Louis
H. Porter. the plaintiff's oldest son. Bin».
told her story in a manner that method
to make a deep impression. ' ,
"It was in July, 1893," suidshe, "that
l lint went toBlachley Lodge. Iremain-
od there {ofi three Sundays. I believe. i
was to be‘aii‘instruotur to his eon Kiuns
ley. The conditions were very agree.
able and all was pleasant. I was to
lunch with Mr. Porter that I might meet
Miss Krorn. When lleft there was no
understanding that I should return."
“Is it true," was asked. “that you
were frequently alone with Mr. Porter
in his study, with the shades drawn
down?"
“There is no truth whatever in such a
statement. The only times that l rc—
member of being alone in Mr. Porter‘s
study were when be outlined the plan
for Kingsley”: education. He told me
that he did not wish me to prnnieed at
once with his studies. but that I was to
win his nti‘ectiuns first and proceed whh
the studies after that. i think Iwas with
him about fifteen minutes. (in unotlwr
occasion. when 1 was about to leave the
lodge. i went to him and saw him in his
study. I did not tell him of the shame
iul treatment accorded me by his sonu
because I did not wish to create a feeling:
betwtru the runs and the father. Whilo
we were vouvoruiug Louis walked up
and down the veranda adjoining the
room."
“You made no attempt to screen tho
room in an y way?" asked Judge "(‘-
Forest.
”Why. no. Tin-re was never any such
thing occurred.
“You were never closeted with him
under any oircumsi euros?“
“Newer.” ‘
“it has been stated hero in court that
you frequently nssusixed Mr. l'urternboui
the house. Will you n-xplniu your inm-
duri in that regard?"
“I remember but one occasion on
which I assisted Mr. Porter. He had
been reclining on a sofannd on attumpI
inn to rise lost his balance Ho. i'flllr'il
upon me to help him and I respond“!
That was all there was to it, and ih~I
rust of the statements are untrue."
"Some eavesdroppcr has stair-d that .I
i-onvcrsation oounm-d between Mr. l'wr— .
tor and yourself in regard to family at
fairs."
"The talk was had in the library and
was open to tho fondly," continued Mr.
I’orior. “Mr. Porter lnul malted me l'I‘r~
tnin questions relatitn- l) mcmlwru of
my family. and i had simply answoh 1
his questions."
”Ithasbeen stated that Mr. l’orur
manifested no feeling on learning of ilm ‘
Is llui! f
sad death of his son Blutchloy.
true?" was asked.
"Mr. Porter was very much ail'eciml
llo wept continually and was complei Ily
broken down."
"Was he not always
towards hi.- children"
"You. ithuys."
“Sinuc your uranium. Mn l’orii-z‘.
have you unloriaincd frrqnonilyr"
“You. We have n-nic-rinimd a nun —
her of Bridgeport people."
“(in h'fli'll «measionsdid you duiw'l ouv
brunch on the part ul’ Mr. l’urirr in
regard in omivorsntion. table etuluoiio or
his dress?"
"I have never won Mr. Porter lli'l out
of the way at any limo."
“It has born intiumh-ddni‘ uriiw trial
that Mr. l’uriorrntr-rinlno-d vermin di
lusions to tho rill-rt that. ill Hull) and
Mr. Merritt woreplunuing M kill hill in n
Louiu. Did you urorhrarof lmn lemon,
:uiy such dvlnsiuihl’"
”No. I never did. llo nlwuysnpoko ;u
Ibo highest term“ of Dr. limb and
ibungiu his iil'dlmPllf of Louis l'omIr ur
ilw time of his :u-vldont was the brst that
any physician would do.“
At illiupnlflt hire Port-Ir was don.“-
tioumi at length in titrardi i but ruptur-
uwnt rod running" 5 I Mr. l’oii ~t‘. In
reply in llll‘ qumi lull.“ elm said:
"i helium 1| period of ”WW tom tom-
o'ldiiiflll lwiwm-n ilw timi- I lull lilv liulyt‘
nil‘iIci ioilui P
and the woman of ill" lll‘iél proposal.
The mansion was a snorting of tin- . w.
rluh in llridgrpori. and illi‘ilk it was
ill lhii'.’ I ruins-Id lll“ nll‘ut'. Ii thd
repoaird and l :r-«mpund. ll», wrote mu
ri‘lettrr. as well .u hire. MoNoillu. mm
staiihldn it that a plan was on footlo
have him placed in nu tribune retreat. l
think was in lhv mount-r foilowinc
tint l mW-plml his prolm il l’p tn ilzni
timvI I ii iii net‘s-r mitten : whoring loi-
ters to him. dial wind .r-nrml ind «m.
ten were signed by my full nanny Tim
l die-re were simple. end prrli ipa syrups:
illI'iii‘. lio had pros.” to maritime to
me undo! mono l llill nude than a
{Iirudly interest in him. Below NW
marriage. to. i'oruIrmld {i discussed
emulate canoes. out it ,.
went peopletoeeythut I had ‘
him for hieiuoney. whereforeao pro.
toot mound himself as well. he submits
”Militants-nuptial agreement. .1 was
tannin ”MW and release all claim
on his estate. The agreement was drown
up on Mother H. 1893, and signed by
Mr. Porter and iuysell'." ‘
When asked to Hate her reception
at Blatohley Lodge. when she went
there for the that time we a bride.
Mrs. Porter stated that the door was
lookedon them. Both finally enacted
an entrance through a window in the
rear. There was hearing; in the house
{or them to out. Mr. Porter went to his
study and sent for the cook. The cook
sent word back that there was nothing
in the house. Mr. Porter finally sent to
the village and procured victuals for the
cook to prvpare. Louis Porter met the
witness and addressed her insultingly
He told his father that. as he had not
been properly notified of his coming, lw.
had made no propnrntions to rr-t-oivn
him.
Themeetiugiu tho dininr-rmim the
following morning was somewhat
stormy. Louis was at. the table when
she entered the dining—room. lie was
sitting in his father's chair and had his
arms spread out. Thom were no chairs
set for her or her husband. She detailvd
how Louis snatched some cake and brand
from Mr. Porter. and how her husband
fell down in the strugglr.
Tin- ante-nuptial conirari was pro~
dnoed and oil'orod as evidence by the
plaintid'. The contract wn< that the
witness was to receive the sum of $25,1lilil
on the consummation oi the marriage.
in consideration of which sin» was to n»—
linquish all dowrr tight or any claim to
any pl‘iipm’ty oi ln-r husband.
Un being oross-oxnmluml by Attornvy
Stoddard. she said sin» did not know
whether there wuio any \"lLUt‘m'88 to tho
contract or not. She wns given the run
tract to Sigmund signal it. She was
in mm or i in m a
leliSE nu um. .
on» Aeceulll more current Emil
turned new item» not Mil
- at mine! Cancelled twee;
.lohn Hogan will shortly mow liiu
business to Stamford. '
Master Arthur King. of West nvenno,
is suffering from painful boils.
Mrs. E. H. Ifillow. oi ilhestnnt street,
Norwallr, is visiting in Wilton.
The clock in the steeple of the Nor—
wnlk Congregational church has been
repaired.
Curl Schunb, of Railroad place. is
confined to, his room again by trouble
with his feet.
New shades were yesterday hung at
the windows of Pioneer llook and Lud-
der headquarters.
.lohn McNeil, who has been conduct-
ing a i-ostanrunt in Port Chester. has rc- ‘
turned to Norwalk. l
Carlton and Frank Unborn, sons of
Arthurilsborn. um ill with tho mumps
at their home in France street. l
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tinperinlmuicnt Everitt Kyle, of ilu- ’
Norwnlk h‘ireei- Railway company. is I
i-onvnlesoing from an attack of the grip. 3
l-‘in- inspector George ll. .Ailon. ufl
Noi'vvnlk. has already commenced his?
illlbiri. Some of the flatworms and burl ‘;
"in“ places have been iiispucteil. ‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Trondwell and
Mr. and 311:4 A. J. blocker. of Norwalk.
will witness the inauguration of l’rosi- .
dent McKinley. in Washington, March 4.
not aware of its full provisions till lll'l
papers were given to hor for her signu- 1
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We have made special arrangements i
with the agents of the celebrated dear l
Glovedi‘itting Patterns. by which we can 1
present to our lady readers some of their I
very newest and choicests patterns of l
gaments. Full and explicit directionsi
for putting together the garments nu'
company each pattern
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Dniilty liiilo ninlitdn \\ of white min—
liriu l‘orohildrnnol' our to right years
it is rllfllli‘il by shoulder and uudrr ann
l-Plilllti and deeply hrmuu-d. Tho fu'l-
un-s at tho uw-k is izatlirroi into a band
over which a narrow in“ of embroid-
ery foils. Tlli' llislrup sleeves are with»
on-d at the upper and lon' vdgo-i and
lint-shod at tho wrhi with narrow band-
nnd frills of muhroialI-ry to match the
l nm-k. 'l‘lm olminn is in the “MINI -
) b ink with buttons and lnxiionrholos.
i Nightgowns of this siyh- can be made
of nut-"in. prronlv. llnuu, lawn. I‘.lil',i~
‘brii' or tiuluwik, o-iulumidn‘y furnish-
Vivi: suiiahln ilurun‘nllon. ililllllL: ilanmi
in striprd or t‘l‘ruui-uliilo nuke rom-
forhth nightrolu-s for lllll" folks. with
fontlnIr-rliti'hing as :I li-ii-h' in foot. thin
soft pliublo. outing ilnnxwi ins supi-rsi d
{I‘d I‘lmlnn lldlllli‘l to n r- riain Hit-ht or:
i'it is soft and warm. i.l."li'l' io launllvv
land. quite as iuoxpwnw :-
To inulw till» liiule‘uuu‘n for :: l‘liild I 3
{our yours will rMuir-v im- and one.
fouiih yards of thirty m nub wide lun-
ivtilil. Tlil‘ pziliorn. .'o now, is out in
elzvfl for children of our. two. four. r x
and right yours. and li‘lilllri for iwi my-
llVi' Willa.
EVEIIIO SENTINEL
OOU'ON
Entitlinctoono Pnttnrn. my stunt {in
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Start-slurs Bernie lieu"
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i’AT'l’lllm fin. F174. NlZK ~ IN
This content and it can». will we:
"lump “slim at Slime-now. North ills n
uni am; streets. “will. “tumult
w'l'lm :fifirtl rrnlnu‘liun lit his [piper
intilmw a cigar is too. ‘
Roy, R. Y.
THE Miami msmr
PECULlAR PRODUCT OF THIS CLl-
MATE.
lis Symptoms and Their Cure.
You are sol/ml uunwun-s.
\ our breath is bad.
Your tongur is muted.
You haw a pain owr the eyes.
Yi uu s‘pii. up slimo.
You are dizzy on rising quickly.
There i~ a pain in ”in chest.
Your head is sluil‘rd up.
Motor mu~= down your throat nights"
ll fli'Ii“~ illi)’::, in“. ‘
You howl: up disgusting: scuba.
You Nummuvs rough till you gag.
'l'lnIrrI is uuurv-a mill 1' outing.
('aturrh holds yuu for its own. ,
It grasps you more firmly M‘uIry duy.l
it premium all that follows in itstrnin l
Disgusting ulcers in the loud pills in
the run of the body. I
'l'ln-y brood similar ulw rs in the atom» i
ache, in tho iniosiiuos, on all the mucous:
'surfnres. ‘
The results are unwilling indigwtiunfl
:u'uto kidney and bladder troubles. t-ou- ‘
Numpliuu. i
This lllllul i'tllllllliill illNi’flSi‘ may lmvol
a it-rrillhI ending. i
Holy one way ol‘vwnpv is opt-u.
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(‘alii‘orulu (Liturrh (‘uro “‘lll i‘lll‘i"
you. (‘ainrrll minuot I-xisi with it i
(Tmarrh i< damp-d out by it. Thu
rum .- in \Vllli'll it has vouIl-u'rml onion-l3
are lonion, and (lore are I‘M now bring“
cured in tho Noi'wulke. i
ll nlwuyu uurixu .
HUM ill ll. ll. l’ldlr'i‘l.l't~'. l
A bu: butllv for liit v would. and on”;
lhrm' iiuius l.‘ lurm- fur on: dollar.
a cuuoste's usually. 1'
Mother Gray. at New York Nurse. Gives Soulhl
Norweik Moihrrsilm Bunilioi Exptiiince.
'l‘liouI in n n on dy f~ r iluidrrn's nrdli'v‘
nary illmltumw ni llw drug: store»: as
Illuilirriiriiy’«- He‘s-Ii Worm l’owdois,
uhirh is vmy popular zoning Numb
Nv-iwall: lililllli’l‘fl who haw lnwil ilos
tm-diclru‘ for tho past llvr Iii-intone Moill-
or (imp. fur inuuy )‘PM‘I :i nurw iii lln'.
(‘lnldrrn's ll: mo in Nrw \iilk. llll‘ ori
ulnniurol’ ilus‘ powdoru. d-vnii-«i the:
bout ycnt~ if ll‘Ii‘ lift“ in treating llii‘
many riuldivn‘s :dlinunis whirh so often
cm-~ io luIr notion in her unpaciiy :i-s
mow. 'l’hr remit of her rxporil-nmu
:ilm has xnmi lII llw World in lli‘l' Molli-
rIrilmy‘warct Warm Powders. 'l‘hrsc
powders are now plated m all drug
stores. and mother! everywhere mm and
praise ”Will and it‘ll miliermnlhors about
them. They curi- fevoriehuuss. diara
rhwa. inulsinninch. constipation. hradI
ochre and all stomach and twwel
troubles. ’l‘hty t'lmnsr the stomach
and bowl-ls. and if Worms exist positive
ly destroy them. and by Mann-unit the
u) wont rlnll‘wuhllil maul in any event.
Mothers. ask at your drug: store for u
imamyflrnrnnl bolt vi Mollwr Gray's
i-lwrmt Worm Pmdrrr. mid mu them in
«tour family. They are plvasant in take
and harmless as units. A trial package
will bosom. free for trial in my mother
«in. will address Allen 8 Uhnstml, ln- .
' lulw ilnI floor under tho bond of
limit of rmnlidniu».
’ \\|I|llll iillllli' by flu‘ llI"‘l'~l'i'l oi
‘ lil'\t‘(l in urlznulrnin-
1mull: I' of i’:lill~l'. .w ill“
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Republicans Name the Tings
Chiei’titin For Senator.
Josrru a. mm are '1 rates.
The new You); em. Legislative (.‘uueuei
ma Whlli it Wee Marinated u Wouid‘
Dir—mews Iimuluution Unanimous-41
sketch or the Nominee.
ALBANY, Jun. lfi.—~\\’ithoul. tho Itsiinl
formality of n nominating summit. with no
word ot- eulogy. but with a strength of
rot}, that was overwhelming, ’l‘honuis (l.
Plntt was. named an? ”in Republican can
didnto for l'uitod States emulator by a tote
of H? to 7 for Joseph H. (Jinuite, and two
absenh—Mussrs. Wrny of Brooklyn and
Mnekoyot Delaware county. Those who
voila! for Mr. (lliouto were Senators Favor
of New York, Brush of Kings and ’l‘lb~
butts of lhInssclnor and Amunblynn-n
linwsoi' Tompkins. Robbins of Alloguny.
Sang-or oi Oneida and lluimixIerof New .
York. . l
Seldom if ever bus the assiunhly chnxn- ;
bur—4hr. llll‘tlllllg plili'i' of the Joint liopuli»
lit'un cations on tho l'idloll Hull-.3 winiioi"
slillr-vprusoni‘od Hilifli a liwly sari-noun ii.
did on thlwurcnslon. Long llt'fIJI‘i‘ tho hour
for assembling arrived the “filli'l‘lifri wow .
illlod with visitors. who sot-med to who
input intorost in tho ni’i‘nir l‘wgl‘l‘tlltlfirl or‘
its rather predestined i'lllll'lil"lt)l‘. hlnny oi
the favored guests occupied ‘Kltitri inside
THOM A Pi if. l‘l..‘.'l"l‘.
the. rail on the floor of ill“ homo. Amour:
(hunt \\'|‘l'|‘ Iioliwd Hum-7.21 liuioluallvr vi
Summon. i‘Io'qur l'uiit-d :‘lulnwntlilixivi' in
little)"; i'uliizl'n‘s-duuil u. u mun .u-.
of ilrangu munty; .lmuli Worth oi’ Kinx ;
William.
i‘iilllll}; Sruro (‘oluiuiliwmnn
ital-um: and his \vlfeI. l.h-uii-inuu liownu-r
Timothy 1.. \l'oudrull .md ( ‘uinu ‘l William
iirilllilis. privnto soomlnry ul' iiIiH‘l'l‘uIi'
llllit‘k.
'l'llo i-uncus was i-ullod to urdor by Soon
ior l'llls'worth, who plili't‘il in noiniimih-n .
I'nri-lmiruuiu Svuntur Person" of lint-lbw- .
tor, r-‘iIuaior l’ursons woe uuuninuuisly a-t' '
li-i-il-il.
S-‘nnlor Brush of King-l “1w ilnI lii'si x:-
iiomilu
muh-t' .‘lll t‘ll'l‘lllil "ll!l‘l‘\. l-i‘t'nllu‘ lie iv
among ilu‘ l‘i‘lll’i‘u‘lllilll‘H‘h Ill. n puny
millinuvil: “l lulu-w in lomhw‘».
in dn tutors. \\'\- huw laid upon M :i ml
mun tllll). \Vn must i'limN- ‘l
“in: \\‘ll niniul In. liu- xnlo ni ilnl Yu 1!: u.
“:zx-I l-lwti ll Iu‘wuh-zll H II V! ll ii‘l
:iiij. in ill “ll” lash lll'l‘ll !‘,.‘|ll ul .l~ .l mini:
lull}
Popula
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meme
neraeusnnn 1868
_ H. KRIEGER’S
We are overstocked on garments, and have
decided totukv a liberalloss now, while there
are yet three months of winter weather be‘
Better than wait till the season is
about ondrdiunl then ln-gin. We will sell all
oflour .luirkriu, this seamin’s goods, for almost
halfihoir original selling price.
Unfavora
able weather conditions have forced this loss
upon ll h.
Murchuuts have to takethose
r Cloak and Millinery Store
CLOAKS !
“3MLOfi5. N3.
on at m .
Vuoouvuuflau til. "
the oriental steamer '
which has just and“ _ .u
witnesms of a bloody “M were: ‘ p
and shown and (inmmmdmm
in liongkong and WW 8"?an iii!
previous tight herding up With but one;
In the formations-tho dim , 1 am no
the result of a French selloustahbing a
boy belonging to the WWEM “Slum:-
pore. A bitter hatred’nm'hetwaeu the
French and Englieh anytime!) it these
stations. and this mutant was All the'
match to the train of gunpowder. A yig- . .
llnnce committee was at price fanned,
against the British tars. dad on elulmrntn
plan for revenge was mapped out on m
ly that the unicorn wees luautirelgnorunm . ‘
of the pmcemiiuge of the men.I « ,
When the more of the stabbing had been ‘1
thoroughly distributed attire Hongkong
station, the Britishors with n ulmllonge to.
the French tors in port that the insult to
their nation could only b0 wiped out by a
hand to bond light without weewnu.
The French promptly accepted the chul~
laugh, and the inittlegrmind was decided
upon. The French fought with their m
and the English, Irish and Hooked) with
their lists. The result in such a duel Wan
im-viuibln. The French wcreovsniowsriai
and ilmiwn into. the harbor. . y
it is said that French lives were lost, al~
though the matter is kept so quiet that it
in impossi! in to get accurate do ails.
llv lllillnllln't‘tl liini lnI;
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mun of it” I
illl\‘~lliil!\'il u‘Iili't and iv? ’4" H. n 'quh
uhanwe.
j failed to come in time
lit of it.
We bought for the winter and it
the loss and our customers will get the bones
Stone in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
We will just pocket
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WHEN looking for Christmas presents you
will do well to inspect my stock. as l have a
large lint: oi goods selected for the liolidaydradc
llluim‘i‘ beautiful in design, of standard makts
and at ultras-tire prices.
goods that are desirable. that are not to be iound
ilncwlltil'i‘ in Nor 'zilk at
A. W. AUSTIN’S
You Will find many
.lerlCth Srouu,
(JONNEC' ‘lCU’l‘
When in doubt what to use for
Nervous Debility. .l.o~.s of Power.
lmpotcncy.Atrophv.\'aricoccleand
other Weaknesschrom any cause.
u c'Semue Pills. Drains checked
. and inli vuzor quicklv restored.
lrurglecud. earn rruunm result hull .
MailedforSl.(iu;Iihnx:s$5.00. ith
$5.00 orders We mvc a guarantee to
wire or reiund the money. Address
PEAL MEOiCIIE 00.. Cleveland, (l.
The British sailors had wanted blood,
and now it was hard to hold them.
As the steamer Empress of India Wu
lying in port word was passed along that 7
the British tars were looking for more
lroullli‘. This proved to be the ease. Beau
‘ ing that the Iiongkong police were being ‘
overpowered by some roysicring Germain
men—oinnrsnwn they repaired to the scent)
and took the side of the police. Aflerce .
encounter took place. in which clubs were ‘
used. The battle was long and bloody.
Finally the Anglo-Saxon faction drove the
'i‘ouions on tho water's «Idgo. and under
mrcr oi‘ the low drove them i 'l the hnr- '
bor. They then retreated in urdoi: and ul~
buried the police to fish them out. Fortu-
nately in this fight. no lives were lost.
Trnln w'reckerl Indicted.
‘lnnuixunam. Aim, Jun. 15.-——'l‘he Jet.
. fi-rson «:ouniygmud jury has indicted. Tom
‘ i’nr'm-r and Andy l'V-ujzlli for train wret‘. ~
lug. Those men are members of the gum ,.
oi nogroos rum-oily arrested for removing
a rail nu Moifulnli'a‘ trestle on the South
urn railway for the purpose of wrecking,
nnd robbing a push-Hg! train, to which
lrimu l’nrhrr mull-55nd, implicatingr Few
pin and. nthnl‘s. 'i'lu‘ (use of the other live
mgr-ow will lh‘ considered nt the February
{Ming of tho- grand jury. An tho extrinne
penalty for train wrurkifig is only ten
yuur§ inipl‘ismmu‘m. the legislature, when
ll rcmnwuos on Jan. 20. will be asked to
jol‘vii‘l'lla‘ more sovorc punishment became
of tin: rt-u-nt ili'ie‘tl'lllftlvc work of train
“rockers in this district.
Illlnois Senatorial Rue.
Sruiyoruzw. ills” Jan. 15,—hlurtin B.
Muddun, the Chicago nldcrmon who has
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Candy Kitchen
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luul ii li‘l‘rmii mimn in
.un thumb-rd .—t.-.'rtluit
did 11in wuiuonuow. uud
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would l’«‘l lw l ‘uw- ':
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inr lli- lli‘i‘i\i‘*- \‘. u lil.~‘.‘\
l Stamford
. A ‘I'l'l‘liiil).‘.l.ll drum-v.»
(Lilo lur N'lflll‘il'. lull l Howl} uriw lI ow» tin-3." lum‘l 4.. lwu
llHliilllHli‘ :1 iron whon- i lu‘llwnI lulilli “o [1in il-lgvt iiio plum.
I‘l’llil~ to, .5», ans lim‘
:all ilio ro<piirmw.-.:;
lli'i‘l“~.‘ll“ in lilllw'.
. . A i ‘ u v .
him ollplilo !-.'.' TlJ-s impormui pm-ltlwlx l .
Hiwr'inlly i l~~,\II~.
i‘urnuIil)’ mood in
nomiunlo llli‘ lino. .loci-ph ll. i‘luniio-niiZA South Main Street
,\.~\\ int-it." .\\-.t‘llilil\llliill Swim-r w- . ..., .. . .
» ‘ r- N) . [H AUK‘ \l. .
lllllll'tl liu' uolnlnziliuv of Mr. i'honiv, Tina. L ‘1 ‘ k
.‘fl‘linlnl' .lolm liniiws :il'mi‘. :llul. lll plum ‘
nl' making it rub-pry for Mr. Plan. and I rains Leave
‘.\lr. i'lmlrimm. l IIll'ri'l‘il llni< r: \‘Illillilli
:Iiul mow ilii‘ [\l‘l‘\ lullh’ illli'~llIIll?
“ liiNHlH‘il. 'l‘hni tho roll of the uqu
lIl‘l"~ nl‘ this i'iliii'lls lu‘ t‘lllli‘il li)’ iln- wrrv
lurim. niulm l‘.l"ll man‘s unlm- l5 mllml hi
riw in bi~ plow and liduw bi~ u-lunim- fur
l'lillml .‘Ilnivi woulur. :illil llml lln~ [wr-nu
revolving .i liilill'l liy ui' ilw win of it” tho
lupuldimn amnion and Inn-mind“ vloriml
ho (ho unnuiumus i’llli'."|' ll) ilu‘ muuuu
lily by «wry inmulwr lwmIol‘_“
'l'llv \llil‘ n.» ili‘inllvil \\.w ilit"l lulu-ii.
and upon owl. II n" r'~‘:-iu..i vl' iirmh, «mold
'Id Ivy Svnmu" lbw ). li-i- nniniuuiiun \\ .--
wsulo lililllililis'lh .‘i'illil up! l‘lllhl‘
'l'lu- « gnu-nu l inn M‘li‘l'li‘il i 'llusivr H. l. Il‘il
.il Kr“ Yuri. to llll ilu- r- aft-ill \m'. in} law
.iln- l'uiwi-viu ..l‘ ilu‘ f‘idlvnl' \m \.u-*.
I'illl\r'il lo llil‘ ill'lllll oi Mi Hiwilm n l.
Ml. l‘luii .. In- lion “ill iniiim 1H :t
:i Hinpu-iiy of IN on u joint lIullni in ”W
li‘llluliliill‘l'.
A Retlmrknbln l‘urN-r.
l‘vw llii'li lmw lnvn snow in tho pnld‘w
or“ tip“ lmi if: ." .l's’lllll'i l‘lulm I‘ 1' Hull
“5.. I'lliP’l‘i'i iu-v min Ililll'll‘dl trunnion-In o
in lots! \\'.l-. usui- r muilliiunn ... ounulni
llml hie mi'llri‘pixldlv Inii'l‘i'l’nllil his prun-
llli'ili't) u» .i lmulwi‘ ulul uunlmnl hun-
'N't'll m-Iu-l'ully lul'uuili ii.
I llllliln‘ on HI'HlIlil Ml innl lwulili. to
pin-mun Ill-t roll-"Intruder lIu-iund llll‘ mi‘llm»
nudvyoar ni ‘iu‘I'. .‘ll' l'liili tinil. upu
loo-mo“ mm'wi \xiiivh h-tl ilu- way in llw
prwidviuw of :i il:tlliIiiIIl luinlt .il ‘l loud. .\
Y . and in n WI’I'Ir-«llil wninrv in tho
lilullwr llnll!‘ in \lll‘lllildll
Iii l‘si .'. Win u
.5 “I; W ollidliu- ill when e4 and
admin in 59.1 H“ NM NM l-Iil in l u. i :m
ml Hinton Hi‘l‘ill‘ Ill mum-inn in Menu in
Kurmin. Ida li'l‘ill iwuiuniuet .‘damh i. lord
lu Mu} of tho «now sum in :Im:mpu-lu-.~
oi u :pmrrvl u llll l'rr-nirm Marin-bi .m-y
flu! diulrilmiiou of patrolman- in \a \\ Yuri.
l sign... ,io-o-a. i'nulliuiv and l‘loil l‘l“<l‘,{ll<
oil from ilw
llnd \‘ovnii-dwm‘v Him: in Meter-a. luiplmm
uml Millvr.
Mr. l'luii Iwhl ill“ Ivlllio ul‘ mmmisslon
or of rpuh'uniluvof Ni-u Yuri. city from
men in in“. who" lwwnw rumor-«d by pro
H‘i‘lllllltd innitniml lllllli't‘llllllh of ideol-
h’gml nunri-sldotm‘. llr lmslsgou n duh-5min
to all of llli,‘ lirpuhlh-nn notional runnin-
lions lwuinnluiz wiih lli’ht or mo and in.
riudlnn ilini of losl your. llolum lawn tho
rc-mgni‘ml lvinli'l' "l ilw "I‘llillllll'flll port}-
urmmlmtlun in Now York stair for the
lost It! or llymt‘fl. nml ”tough. ill-a llllII in
alumina-y bus impimily horn mnwkml
he has :is often dmnmmlmimi his ability to
hold it nunlusl all I‘Ulnprn.
My, Plait I,“ the president of tho i'nitvd
thhm mgprmu murmur)". and at this time
ho is in his nisii‘v‘fuurih your.
Fair; W! wept/mum; 1W
div winds. r
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iopulilwulm limo.
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l iliiii, n as, this. loot. n :.7.
f l‘.l\i ~12 52. i ll. 22.1.2 M. IiIlT. l w: a
$690.13 “.7 so, 51!.“th
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loud lw \niud lm‘ in tin wilnit- zilnl asst-in 3 ii m. u m. H.
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il’riuo Gillolpor box. Ii boxes for ill-.00.
Jill. MDTTS lCHEMIGAL 00.. (limited. Ohio.
5 i‘tl in; .l‘il linguists.
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CBTON’S VITALIZER
Cum gen-rail or special nobility. wekelui-
rum
nose. sperm turbine. emissions. im lotrncy.
parcels. re... Lulu. i: tunrtlonnl d sordcrs.
n Ma's-l l-y "rtflfl III 1:! . KW, ‘l' :Il'ly ruhnm‘
Lo“ Mlflllo (I lit ' bl In \I ‘l. .,2‘ Hi ' Vlflm’ of
strength who“, loIru-r wall um» r7“. .yi...' 1‘. u
vruirol lidt.lt‘alt. ‘li'w'i . iii' lull. .Hi'1 i ,riiimnic
,. Guns 3 chn sun Tnonooon.
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CATON'S Vltnlirern.
i walm‘ ii 3"le Ill”;
tantalum nvdllmve ll. V's." Si or ninja, (”or 3
will! mm It guarantee oi template cure.
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NDRWALK BUILDING;
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, saws, bor- .
in;r machines. etc, we can quote
LOW PRICES 0N
All Kinds of Timber Work l.
L'lllll'iflii'b. l‘“ii'l-ll"lCSCl" any Large Build—
lllK work a aperiulty.
Sillll‘, RIVERSIDE AVENUE. l
FAST Nonwanu, com: ‘
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LESLIE GAMBLE. Manager.
nivfl
Svaly eruptions on the head. chapped
hands and lips. cuts. bruises. scalds.
burns nro quickly cured by DeWitt's'
Witch Hazel Salve. It is at present the
article most used for piles, and it always
G. (I. Stillson and E. P
OASTORIA.
' “lleoimonie,” observed the man in'
“l l‘i‘llll‘ll‘fi. “but i am a surgeon. and
ilulv ill not wln-n- the liver is." “Never
u umui will-NI ilu- livm‘ is.” trimmed
"if if was in his big too or
has lei‘t our IMWIii's Little Early Risers-i
A .\I. "3 “’- ' ll. "' “i 7 “I “i'l- '-' ”- “""‘- l' ““ \vnnid touch it and shake it for him." ii.
1‘, Stillmn and [.;_ 1'. Wood.
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To Cure A Cold in One Day.
'l‘ako Laxative lironm Qiiinine Tub-
.-\Il druggists refund the money if .
it fails to euro, the. For sale by R. ii.
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inn-n Ullt' of the handing candidates in the
senatorial utilil‘etsi, has withdrawn from
lhu moo. throwing his support to 0113011.
lgriwsuiou William E. Mason of Chicago,
who luul bot-n his most. prominent rival.
l‘tll‘ .‘i'llnior l’:llnii'i".~i 501“. lel withdrew-g
in] was imnwillnloly followed by that a;
fininnvl Allorinu. tln‘ millionaire Ward!
i‘himfzo. \\'llu wvnt at once to parse
roiurrniulutc Mr. Mason. Mr. M
mluliilru-fi‘ luul Inn-n liillt‘l‘ly fought by
millml .‘Hllliillh‘llllli‘ element of .
«do. in! up i... lllf‘ moment of his
mum. ml willuirnu‘nl it hurl. been an ‘
‘iilni lll‘\\'ii‘.llll .‘l’i into the caucus well .;
Lien-kid by mpporirrs.
Killed by Jumping From 1 MI.
H urxrwraur. N. Y.. Jan. 15.-——0. C.
l‘lviu'li oi Rimln'slktl‘ was instantly killed
- in this city by jumping from a freight .
[min at tho :‘nue elm-t railroad crossing.
; 'l h..- 1rniu was moving swiftly. and French, ..
”4 ln- illlgllli’ll. llllia‘i’fl his looting and WM .
dashed hoodlum: against the curb. Ilcwusv
dead whou picked up. French was a well
known busimrss man of Rochester. where '
ho Wm formerly engaged in the grocery
luu'nux-s. lluriniz his stay in mi .
hm boon lil‘lllllfillti agent for the“
’51:?“ h n iiul insumuro company.
"’3 if” ’ mu -~ ~
. t. : :-
3 ti . ‘ , m mrm- l‘lre In Baltimore,
Burnunur. Jon. is. ~The 1 ,
warehouse and factory of Rugby &
lui< inn-n cousumvrd by life, were.
Irigrinuivd in tth pinning room a“;
-:minnl tloor. 'l'ln- «lithium: will b" I
inmulm; fully ('m‘t-l'wl by insurunonin.
«f livWii i“llllliillllt'~'.
Boys Convicted o! AMI.
(li..l€.\.\. N. Y.. Jun. 1.3.».Charles W,
mirhnud (,‘hnrh-s Huffy. the hoylmh'
diaries. how luv-~11 convicted 0! ‘
third dogrvo. in burning the Barrett hi
i’lniuiiIil W W lu~t suinnu-r. Noithcr of the boy“.
' ' liiul‘l' than if» your.» of our.
CABTORIA. . .. m..-
.533: dé a": BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
‘ til-r. '. r ' — e . .. . . .
b :1“ e . , . . '“M (Toruvlius \. liliu. ll is mid, hall dentin.
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1:lain’siloluI.(illolornund lliurrho-n Reina
rulinhlo Iii-main l‘ill urn-r . inl)‘.
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l’i'i‘r‘ullri a ho uro lroublvd with indi-
gnation will bu intorrsivd ill tin! oxpv‘ri.
Mir-o oi' Wm H. l’rim. ohuf clork in the
ruilwur uuiil hi rvion nt l’l‘fl Moira-s,
Iowa. who wriios: “linivos mo pione-
uro in ii-siii‘y to the merits ol,’ Chamber-
For two yraru l have suffered
lnI‘Y‘Wl'rotn iuIluu‘riiou. and am eulipwt to
frequent severe nilili'lii-i of pain in the
«Munich and bowrls. “no or two doses.
of this ru-mody uuvor fiil- to give pop!
fort rolir-f. Prior. “:5 and .30 conin; gold
by (J. ('. Hlillmm.
Aflrr honrinu smm- moods continu-
ally praising (‘Ilnuulmrluin‘n Colin. (Ilini- l
cm and Diarrhoea ltomedyflnrtis li’lock,
of Anaheim. California. purchased a
bottle of it for his own rum and is now-
:m enthusiastic over its wonderful Work I
as anyone run be. The 2:; and no cent;
sites for mil“ by (i. If. Htlllson.
Absolutely pure, porfectly harmless
and invariably rt-liablc; are the quail-
iio-u of Hon Minute (tough (Jam. It
nvvor fails in colds. cronp and hunt:
iroulxlo. (thildrcnlika it because it re
pleasnntiotako and it he] thorn. (3.
i‘. Htilluon and E. l’. Wee .
"Illd,yoi l-m’ new; cud simple and,
bountiful ever," since tho pout. in words?
which miuht well apply in Ayer's Her»
‘ u marlin» ’li’! mow v-il‘s'inni and orienti—
" {in blrsxiapuriilerwfii lilrfili‘d tendering mound: and torment spiwm of
humanity. Nothing but superior merit?
inept it so long at the innit.
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rd n plow in tho Mu'liinh-y rubluot.
'l'u (In'isn lli- wifo rmnorm. ”w H.
inn-or, .Ili. 'l'riIuion. tool. lnndanum. lib
inilml into illltl out his throat with I m
him is wrry lu' .Isilll “we.
.‘vllnlor .luhu Slivriunn loft. \Viwhin
for (union. 0,, where hr will confer
l’ros'ulvui lilo-vi. Molimloy relative in
win-lion nu nor-I'vtui'y of slow. _
iiwr :uianm lu‘l’Milm. mom that
ilnr pupulmion of ihuoliy. have fled L
liliiull.‘l}‘. iowmpo this plague. 'V
is pi‘nu-ilmlW umpi‘lnb'tlfllml the
un- ulmusi our-crud. ’3
i'npinin l'lilln W. Mo‘llflln. the - ‘l
lln- i‘lnnww .lopnlnw' naval butt-lo i1
Yulu river. \\ llI-rvI ln- rmnummlud till 9
mm- lmiilvsllip llw ('lil‘ll Yiu‘fl, ll ’ .
in tho punt, ill'ltlllllllt' hospital item"
\ “Flt.
Vila )luy llriunmond. only till!“ ‘
lmrtl «lemme lmumuond, om
I'leliulmmll, Inns lwn found in i'
“1er Jlli' had just bis-n employed“
plini llilhu‘. :‘ho will take W”.
lisli hvr right-t inho-r flitlmr'llam
in unmil and in litlitntlrm.
l-‘mu- lmh-rnl primtwfit made a
nod imrilonsnrlvmpi to empem
low firm-i. jnil. .‘iow Ynflt. mills "
burs. Jmnplngmnrm and #3th
lug new.“ In in neighboring: _
llmm'. Una id Illl'lll WM»! WW
iili’fl'i’ll‘tl of trim: is ililt'l', MIG
eo-
‘ Mir‘l'i'i‘tll'll in with"! Mt‘ny.
‘l'tw iluiirrilllrt‘ht "if: by J.
“organ of thrown!" to the W
mud in Nil-iv York, was It unturned.
mtiiimtlon tn the managers, ‘ i
boon plumiinu for over it your *
Lima. which this iinvlpn'ted Wm
nimble tin-m in mm: many your W
than min sesame. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler