late. in aimed to regulate the rote of
of Wheebnen. The bill provider,
throttle the atteetl of any city,
W --hmtownehall not exceedeigbt
hill-I an hour. and that all wheelmeu
M1 have belle and ahnll nee them to
give wannng‘topedutrlanl. Tbepenal-
by for diaobeylng thin low ahallbo (20.
This bill provider that the official: of
altiea. boroughe‘and towns may give
ipeclal permission to ride at a greater
rate of weed than eight milea'an hour if
renewed for certain occasion, which
probably refer: to road races and wheel-
men’l meetl.
The summary of The Commercial
Becordforthecurrent week make: the
following showing: Real. estate sales,
New Haven and West Haven, 28; Bridge-
port, 22; Hartford, 13; Waterbury. fl:
Merlden, 8; New Britain, 8; Middle-
towa. 3; Norwich, 7; New London, 5;
Danblu'y. 4; Norwallr, 1. Real estate
.tuortgages. New Haven and West Ha-
ven. $61,868; Bridgeport, 879,618; Hart.
ford, “4.861; Waterbury, 860,050: Meri-
den, $400; New Britain. $20,141; Mid-
dletown. $2,855; Norwich, 814,fl~l6;New
London, 82.920; D'anbury, $10,525; Nor-
walk, 88,250. ‘
Err-Governor Collin has had removed
to his office in Middletown the desk he
used at the Capitol during his term of
onion. It was purchased for Governor
Griffin’s. special use, and he will continue
to use it as long as he in in active, busi—
ness. Upon his retirement from busi-
ness, it will pass into the hands of his
‘ eon, Seward V. Coffin, as an heirloom
for future generations.
The Bridgeport Post and the Morning
Telegram have combined to help the
destitute of that city. Every morning
a big van starts out in charge of several
collectors wearing uniform and badges
to canvass the city for food and clothing:
for the poor. They are meeting with
remarkable success, the people of Bridge-
port: responding liberally to this call
upon their generosity.
John Watson, aged’ eleven years, of
Moosup, was trying to nail a heavy box
to the side of a barn, last week, when
the box fell against him: ‘ striking him
on the neck and throwing him agaiuzzr
tue limb of a tree. When found by his
mother some time later life was ermine:
Pyramid Temple, of Bridgeport, will
confer the order of the shrine in ful'.
Friday night, at Kismet Temple in
Brooklyn, and at Mecca Temple, Scot-
tieb Bite Hull, New York. A numb: r
Norwalk nobles will attend.
Al. G. Ficlde' minetrels, which are
now playing at the Grand Opera House.
New York, to a successful business, will
be prevented at the Norwnllr Open
House. Friday night, February 5th.
Silo! Payne, a peach raiser of Port»
land, says that the recent cold weather
will prove disastrous to the peach crop
and predicts that the crop hereuboum
next season willbe hardly worth pick-
ing. M.._. ‘
President Andrew Rudel, o! the
Bridgeport Traction company, has
brought the diepnted Bond-Clark oyster
grounds, 487 acres, off Bridgeport har-
bor and the Strntford shore.
The banquet of the veteran members
of CompanyF will beheld next Tues-
day night, in the prion building in
Water street. (i. Fred Austin will
cater.
Captain A. J. Wilcoxvon, of Company
D, hue applied to the adjntnnttgencml
for the discharge of about twenty nwm—
bere of the company, for the good of the
antidote.
The next session of the city of Nov:
walk Bound of Belief will be held in tin-
Cnancil room. from 2:30 to 5 o‘cicck to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. John Grindnul, of Loans «tract.
who was reported an improved in duy or
two ago. him endured a. temper! and in
again quite ill. .
The Nomad: Hrrec‘. ltillvmy com-
pany uerved hot coffee to its motorunm
and conductoru during the cold mop.
W. A. B llawlrvy, of NP” Cannon. it
to give another iuvdutiou sociable in
that place on Friday night:
The annual meeting of the Elastic
Web Weavcra' Union, of Norwulk, will
be held tonight. , ,.
”rheodore Norrie, the little too of
flame- Morris. of Wilton avenuede quite
ill with the clollitmqu
Elle & Co. commenced cutting in
from their pond In Winnipank. yester:
day afternoon. W
a... N. «u.
John Henry. of Laurel "Wit, he:
wuiflhartlnmmtwd the famine} of
number.
n
. and stiff pointed quills.
rill-nu“ .1 the. _
mind up. winery. and "with an awful
cold" _ . . .
flr.WvFllhnfnotthe_N.E.B
8. oiled to,bnt ‘m "lt’a'dlll'erent." He
”II:
”I have enacted with, the moat per
thmmbluome‘fm‘m of M
eaterrh for many yum and have been
extremely Wlblfl to severe cold:
”in the hand. many lmnledlntely
alternating rid of a preview eold. I
thunhada continuum cold. During is
recent cold I‘ and California flatarrh
Care, and it not only enabled me
to throw off that cold unfairly, but kept
me from contracting another; and, more
than all. so benefited my catarrh that
Ihave not had a trace of the disease
since the first seven or eight éppllca-
floor."
The patient had cutarrb in the head.
He caught cold after cold. The disease
spread down his throat. He began to
inhale the disease-banlulilug medica-
tion. Califomia Catarrh Cure. It bathed
the membranes of his head and throat.
The soreness of the hood and throat ba-
cameleae and the desire to hawk and,
spit began to disappear. But perhaps
boat of all, be cured chronic catnvrh by
prewntlng the constant euwoadon of
collie, which constantly aggravated the
diocese. made it more painful and tend»
ed to set more firmly upon the tenderer
California (.‘umrrh (love will do for all
cases what it did for Mr. Fisher; in
breaks up the worst colds, prevents more
colds and cures the worst forms or
chronic caturrh. '
CaliforuiuCntarrh (lure is sold at R
H. Pldlsted'a, South Norwullr, .30 cents,
three times as much
IEMlhtL
A 1’1qu Paper Pattern at this flamenl
lay be Obtained by Using the coupon.
We have made special arrangement
with the agents of the celebrated Bum
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest: patterns of
semen“. Full and explicit direction.1
for putting together the garment: m:-
company each pattern
\
. «Mount... fin... n... «
was «firm
5942—-3,1.ur-.' Long: Cad.
film's nv MAY alumna.
Theoriglnal imported mode-l of this
stylish (garment was made of brown
beaver cloth trimmed with stone mam-u
fur. The broad collar and narrow from.
edging of fur forms the attractive im-
turu of the coat. The juunfy but was of
brown felt with trimmings of ribbon
The double-
breaeted front» are lowdittinn. The
broad collar and the stylish flaring col‘
lar, which may bemmie of velvet, pluell
or untrakhan, close lnvieibly withoout
hooks and loop», three large butmnv (if-
!ccting the cloning: just above and below
the waist line. Inserted pocket l on ouch
from are flniehcd with pockor-lipl,
The buckond olden lit clout-1y with 11.:-
uunnl centredmck, mid:- and mulor-urm
wuma, the extra fullm-ea below the
water. line being laid in two ‘hundmnw
lair-plum that Maud out Well in umlvt
atyle. The faehmnable mmcnlcwm ecu
myllahly full at tin- top, ilttmu tin,- arm
r'luaely below the elbow. and mmpletwi
at the wrinns with round flaring cuff»
The mode in adaptodtnell nmnuerrf
ulmltiunn. Including it'l'liii)’,l bouwr,
lmncle, tweed, me and chrvmt Tm'
gnrnwut can be cumpleb d With a strict:
ly tailordlnieh. or tmnzued will: for.
velour, astrakhun or maul-plum. To
mah- thle cont for a mine in the medium
size will require five and rme-baif’yxmla
of flity-Pmrdnfl: wide materiel. '1‘!"-
pattern, No.09”, lecut in elzefl for
"demo of ion, twelve. {mutt-mi and nix
'een yearn, and retail» for twenty-five
ccntn.
EVEIIIO SEI'I’IIIEL
000 POI. ,
”than to one ”if“ any aim of lo.
”WWI-HI 21%;thng midtown
tum-m Bernie been
than H
m..WW.---MMWWM
Hm Ila» an 81le mmlfl
”on our will
Don‘t come out after every cold We
_ a ' , u j _ new.
00”“, “WW , and lit .
Gov, iron afterwards mutated. the
temtofonrteen gem and Blades wan
nmled in June. 1805. employment being
tenant to: him on a farm near Blue
Earth City. He broke hie parole the
following October by running away.
several coy: ago warden wane: re-
ceived a letter from him from New
0:10am. in which he offered to return to
prlloa voluntarily. 'l‘raneportatiou was
neat him and he is now enrocte for Still
water, unaccompanied. lie hauleven
yearn len good time allowance yet to
serve.
Juliet, 111., J an. 27.-——An unparalleled
accident occurred at the Illinois Steel
company's plant, whereby Nelson John-
ron was decapitated. He was employed,
In the rod mill and in falling from a
high platform his head came in contact
with the edge of the platform and the
connecting rod of the engine. cutting off
his head. The first, thing his fellow
employees below know of the accident
won the head tumbling into their mldat,
eyes yet moving and tongue drawin:
into the mouth.
Camden. N. J., Jan. 27.-Theroilroud
accident which occurred on the Atlan-
tic City meadow, last summer, and to.
united in the killing at forty-four people
and the injuring of about 10) more, 1121a
proven u very costly one to the railroad-l.
It is eetimzited that that: for they have
paid out in damages u emu amounting
to nearlylltlfiblllllll). Uuo of the liltmt
claims to be settled in that of hire. Sum-
ucl Maia. tihe brought suit for $90,1th
damages forthc dour-b of her husband
unrlouoduugbtcr hill the injuring of
homelf and another aou. nnd tho com-
pany, it is stated, has given her 1530000
in eottlmuent. . .
St. Louis, Jun. ZIP—Following the m-
cent notion of the New York Board of
Health, the St. Louis Health Board h.”
declared consumption a comnmuicnble
disease. and revolved that the Ol‘dlllilllcib
shall provide for the proper fumigation
of rooms in which comumptive puril‘nl a ,
have been confined andin which thov
have died. A resolution wuo also adopt ‘
cl :nklnglho liovpm Connnlesion to;
prepare for the proper bundling of cows
of tho bubonic plague elmuld any CONWl
l I m. Louis. 1
Denver, Colo, Jam. 27—»Efiir Roi (-11-.
Stewart lies in a hospital in Him city
close to death, the result of n mmt pour
lmr accident. llie 1:00le broken anvil
that he must die lrl almost a condimy j
He fell, fracturing his ekull at tho baw-
uf the brain and {cooking the vermin!» L
[In lea very prominent innu, connected;
with a life assurance society of Ediuvi
burgh. ‘
i
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.
.
s
Imlianupolie, 1nd,, Jun. 27~Amougl
the Mile wmumnemlml for passage in the l
House has been one making it unlawful}
to play football in the state. The bill,
went to the committee on rightu. which 3
decided that it won only fairlhal the:
Home hllOl‘llll have a fair cuuncc at the
iull. The bill. as it ehmds, does not (lie?
criminote in lover of lmprul’r‘Selulul {
football. The sauna committee reported
favorably on tho bill prohibiting flu-E
wwringa of bum in public gatheriup1
where on winner-ion is charged. \
Cincugo,.l..n. nil—The owl-1 snap, which 3
in (uniting on much enduring and inmn ‘
vouicnce to many, have given employ
ment to several thou» llllll-l of umu. The !
cold weather has brought in tho ire1
zle‘ulcre jnut wind they wanted, as last
week they were Wondering il' they wmud
be able to on! tho: ice nn-dod for wxi’
Hummer. Thirty—live ice companim have 1
plant» at pointsnn the Winooneiu (jun-l
Hill and Chicago uu-l Nurthwnet rod ;
road», within Himmler: of Chicago, and
twenty of these lll'un’ lr‘gan “pr-ruling“ ,
in ice fields unluy. From this any :2 .3 I I ;
meow-ore cent to mints alougtlm Wic’
cousin Cellini], and many wont out over 1
tho Nurlllvb'f‘hi“l‘ll. The ice fluids nomh’
of Chicago will aim Lo opened up lulldv ,
and before the wwlr in over time mli
be about 7.00! man vulplnvcd.
‘ “notes or assoctancu
(Will!)
Colorado ,..,Q9°f‘~ Co.
Belt known ill 1 we. tlw anhw‘lmn. «In
in rvloyuni-Hold.“-mll'sulnhi is.“ u lv'ql‘,‘ [tulitp'
“ml mrpnrzw'. pom: mt far ll 4- Mum-alum “I
in" Hlillllli’ inwa ~ I'll“ hinlr nf (Rollo-attic“! nu
.mlollnu Ibo furlunliun uml 41:53»: tuition u!
my [u'mllulm and the in luwum um thi- ulllvlwe
.d‘um owl-dunno and amwuwnl-
Lrtlwml 'I'Im hum» of 1119 will u'nrw ruliuh
shall Im' i‘lwl bowl-l floaoit’ulmelny.“
Al'l’lvlu ll. ’l‘lwmud m MM'I n1 mid m-pm‘.
utmn ~dulll no line Hundred 'l‘lmumml 1)”:va »
umlilm Mid I'm-lull plum: mull ln- cIIvul-Il
lllfu 't'uur ’l'omwmd Hmreu ul ‘l‘wenly-uvn
«lollarn curb r-Imrc
Afllt' e ill. The pnnmn lot which mid mr.
pornlpm Inlurlned l» lbM lullnwluihh) tvlt; ’1'n
uunlu-tawlwlemlmnnl rntult meet and prm
v‘wlunlm-Iuvneun-Itml:n1Innuv real or I‘M"
owl properly no warn}!nrwnwmvul lot-hm
pron-count: of fluid llllflibf'flfl. nml “ti-norm” In
doullllllt'nnll't'lllrtlml in mid buniuvm and
the proper mm unuumof Ilmrmvf.
Mill-MW. ’l‘lla illninielateulllm Main of
(“uhll'l'l‘lli'Hl H‘lttlllttf in mm all bit mlflmm-
tinm. aw u» ruby pu’lli'lllflily rerun d to and
mode a port, of ltwwarflvlm. and ill . mum-
Mum furl-by murmur-d amt rsllilvllhhml umlm'
cud nominal L. MM lane plain new the |mw*
MN! and crowednu-nrnlumto Hm regulations
lie-orifice] ml mm'lliollltcrein. ,
Artful"! '. lm’ll MOI-“I'rllmf‘ in ”writ mil.
4-,qu water-elolukuibomnnlvor “I «harm an»
. «mod to bl- hemmed Illa capital all». of ml
“Hamill in. Inch Mill“) in be lw.anly—llvolilai
doom» an alarm-old, and in be l-afdflrliy
guiltallmemu anthedlro lore elmll «ml in the
mo».
Amide l’l. Tbemld continuum» in "blah.
“fiht :1 [mil l‘rt‘lllml lit "I” Mm Ml ”Hilly-Ian",
(3 count Policeman»: Hutu of Untmw‘lit'llt
Dated at unmanned. tide min day of doom
glmnll'wv e 1‘ lilha
7!»? TM ill 3. m i.
.I‘ ll.“ Mime.JIlJl‘fidzopwn, ’ ' 1;?
l
i’. II I", . ).
ULIEIUB ll. K1350 “ lg;
l’rwaidrut bill-l I. Mttliinloy. In front of tho
‘ givon lu llu- r-tl-xmlnr elm-l.
‘ Imrdxvun' Mun». “hm-«- u largo uni-mm u‘.
j lzllnpnwdtil' Wm slurril.
no u
.ln’thle'
. . . _ . If, ,
to i... comm
block bounded by mm. Thirteenth. Fil-
bert and‘Junipor climate; in the very heart
of the city. A few ‘ , to the right looms
the Inale‘lve alt! he! . around the corner
altitude the Penneylvuula railroad tan-nil»
anal, and directly mm the way John
Wanamaker’a greet mire «number from
ctreetto ttreet. So home were the flames
and no stimuli the wind Which aided ite
deetmotlve work that even thle building, *
distant the width of Market street, was
loved nlmoet by a miracle from total de.
atrwtlon. and Mr. Wanamaker places his
loan at Minoan
The total lose in variouely estimated at
fnnu $1,000,000 to momma. The loam
are very manorally corercd by insurance.
The fire originated in tho Imminent of
the 51: story building extending from 12100
to 1017 Market etrcct, occupied in the low-
er floors by Hunuuom lbw, grocer-u, and
above by the umbrella factory of Hireh
Bros. The smoke won illuminated by a po—
llcemun,whu promptly turnm‘l in. on alarm,
but the fire niade finch hcndwu that ho-
fom the engines could be put to work the
building was a mode of ilumoe. With un-
controllable rapldlty, it then upwind in all r
directions, (betraying about ‘30 buildings Q
before It had been linully controlled. The I
flrc reached the big lower of \1’aiuuuul;el"a ;
Htore ubmit an hour after It started, and l
the energies of the departmont \yuru ticu l
coucuutrutml upon Having that building.
The tower was entirely destroyed. togutiwr
with the valuable cinch and cliinwn. The
roof all along the Market aim-ct front woe
badly damaged, mnl a moot do, :1 of the
stock In the front of the tilt)“: aufl'crcd
from condo: and water. ' .
r’nvcml firemen were hurt. but none scri-
ously, and um! mun (ll-ommldvurl from ur-
cltnmcnt. ”va John L. Ft? l. llnollkocp-
or in tlnwmploy of u curled. firm at 12:20
lvlurlzut rill'lll‘b, l-‘clt. who was an old mun,
beomnc c-xcitlgtd whlle lndping to go: gonads
out of the store. and Huvvmnbvd to heart
diorama llo won a native 01’ Boston.
THE PLATT DINNER.
Notabl- Ovation tn the Senator Elect of
tlm Empire Shite.
AleAM', Jun. :li‘.——liu~tvw=vn 000 and
1,000 lmppy lloynllllionns rillll down to ill“-
no." in the immune: Hanunnm lllm-rlmr
hull lust night to do honor to Hl-nutor
Elect 'l'honni.» i‘. l’lnlt. About 000 aroma»
torn, men and \vumon, comfortably llllcd
tlu- billl'llllll‘fe‘ and joined in the dcumnstrm
lion. Tho diners sutut loin: tables, that
complvtcly filled the 131i of the auditorium,
which had boon floured nm' und oxtvndcd
back to tho Inwt I'c-mwzeua of tho stance.
tweethe V I; '
Noun: our [and fig.
unnr;u‘
...oooos
noun.
Flannelette
. we to
We are also show
._-—-‘
‘lou flan Find
and m. ultra:
elsewhere in
A.
NORW A LK,
. _, All!)
Cloak Store!
talcum hike.
Silk and Crepon Waists for evening
wcar'at very reasonable prices.
NON: .UT
'I'H‘
Lawns-r . .
. . . PRI¢ Is
pnnvmn.
an...
Mun-I I'm— the MM ’ ‘) .
m on aim W
arr-emu Yeah—Jinan”, ‘
inrmunymnevm ‘
We havc'placed' on sale a large and
j handsome line of
' Wrappers!
All new patternspriccs ranging from
531.50.
ing new styles in
H. KRIEGR.
Store in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
lWHEN looking for Christmas presents you
will do Well to inspect my stock, as I have a
large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
YOu will find many
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
:tive prices.
Norwalk at
w. AUSTIN’$
annmv STORE,
’1'va gzivsrn‘ tubb- stond till :1 misled plub
form built: out. in front of tho :dugu. and
ilmlu-dimcly own it hung :1 picture 01'
box to flu right of 11m alllgfl mu u picturc
of Mr, Hull and on the: \illlfllrllliil-«ltltilll'l
the hull un ml painting of Addlaon ill
('olvin. with a card in llln norm-r blowing;
llisxmuw. Mr. (,‘nlvln li elutc lmmmr’
and pnsidon! of flu! Slut»! [mum of lin-
puloliwun ('lnbv. by which flu: dinner woe WorSaln by Tt‘vmlmsnn'a druv gmw.
When in doubt “hat to use for
Ncn'uus chility. Loss of Power.
impotency .Atruphv.\'urlcocclc and
other vvrakncsscu, from any cause.
use Scum: Pills. Drains checked
up! full vi orqz' ‘ restored.
.,. 1' Iron . uuvn w rmnlxhlnll .
M ed for $1111; : c555,“). W ill:
. ,. ‘3 $5.00 orders we an o. guarantee to
, R4t more or refund the money. Address
.1 .' 4 . HEAL MEDICINECO.,Clevclnnd,O.
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Trains Leave
In: mum AT lefi. JAN. :7. um i
liocru Nomvann Fm; NEW YORK
A. 31.42 53. 4 till. r. 45. a 15. e m. 7 (.5. 1 52, e m,
9 IN, so ea. 0 on. was. 11 :n.
P. bi ~12 “2,1“.‘2 25. 9 54.107
6 u. 1 no. 3 11.1020.
SUNDAYS.
A. Mac as 4 so. 5 45. 9 ni.
9 2a.
Lem: New Yonx rou Souru Nonwux.
A. M.~~ 1-2 m. 5 00. e co, 7 on, moo. 9.00. to 03. in on
n no. u 03. m In.
1’. 31:4 m. a no. 3 m. 3 on. 4 or. 4 no. 4 so. a 02
ll 00. 6 03, T 00, n on, '3 :w.
SUNDAYS.
A lib—m 021.600, 7 30. P. mdl ()0.
Lawn Scorn Nonwux ron New luvnv.
Mr. (‘olvln prcsnlml oi. the bunqum, :nzd
rpm-chest \wrc mud" by Mr. Hull. Hon.
(‘lmulmgv M. livpnll‘. “crucial “llfiri‘” A.
Alm‘l' of Michigan. Hun. .l. H1 ml l“..swli.
ll. 1‘. anlnmnrwv of HM». ll’l‘slllmll. of
tho Nulmnul Lounuv of impuldlmn (llulwt
William l‘lll livllum: of lmfia‘mnn and:
Limingmmt l‘iuvvruor \\'oodrul‘l'.
5 ‘25, 5.3). I'- '20,
lheen and lljuruacn at "dill.
Lawns. Jul). :J..--A Daily News di-r
patch from llvrlin 9:;in that n :wimnxinuul
qlllll‘l’l‘l hm ucrurrwl nl. ('(nw-nlmnn-u luv
lwovn lli‘llfll'll. lbw”, the Nomwglun
lll'lllllllllsl and ll}uvu.~l}vr1w Iljnruhon. tlw
Nurwvulun nun-list, who uru rwlulvd by
mnrriuuv. Tlu: lnllorrnnsidm'vllml Ilusx-n's
druum of “John finbr'u-l llurhudm" Inns.»
Iv «‘nnslsl» ul’ gun-mum 1mm lljux‘uswu'e .. fl _ ‘ ,
“w” my, “my“ “.0". prolnhlymdy Mum.“ "liable-~12 40, l XLGJJ. . 42. Hill. on. 1005.216».
in Ila-tun. am! that liu- \vlmll' lllllllltl la .1 PAL—120‘). 137. 306. ‘20. 5‘17. 6‘17. 710,
\m 'kn rvvrnvw. 11 ll: lml'u-vvd 11ml ll‘m :n . 841. till. 11 15. !
an: «inf his 121:"! nu‘dltulcsd lilvmvjy Ml}; SUXD‘WS' l
mum, in n,mn,l,,“,L l A. M.—12 40.1.11. 7 42.912. Ml w': lb.
. l Daxnunv vaxemx—~ LEAVE Ho. Nonwanx.
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P. li.—s 43. 7 23.
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A. ll.-e :17. in no. 1*. M.~i u. 13.1.5 2'). a (.2.
SUNDAYS.
A. Ill—9 co. P.1d «7 ~25.
Leave. limnunv.
A. Mrme co, 9 la. n in: 1'. ll]. «4 :m, o la.
SI’NIMYS.
A .M.~-a on. I‘. Mir-«r. w.
Incendiary Fire In Ontario.
Summoner. nut. Jun. :Ji’,~i-‘lrn has
completelyIll-druyl-d ”to whole In1~lnr<..i
eldv ul Main air-1:1. It e’lzu‘l-‘d in llmmull‘u:
An vxpln-Juu ma
1
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l'lll'l‘l'll which hlllllli'l‘vll Ili'lll‘l)’ vu-r,‘ “in l
now in town. 'l‘lu- Mini 11: llll'."1lllll‘ll gum: l "
1.! hm'mliurios 1-4 Icing hold 11‘ llu' Hull“ 3
hull-4U, [Hill It Is thou glib llw 11w \vm «(on g
ml by frlcnd» uf llw primnmu Willi llll'l
lli»|K' of attracting lllls'lll'lnll .v I that. :in ut-l
tempt could bu nuulc to l‘f‘fii'lls' the prison»
ore.
A CHILDREN'S REIEDY.
Mother Gray. I New York Nurse. (lives 80th
Norwaik lolherslhe Benedict Experience.
.. W. _ .. . There in a remedy for children‘s ordi-
Snmvau In“ Ilrrnvernl. 1nury ills, known at the drug atom: ue
Hosrox. Jan. 737. “W"! In WWW". l'!‘ ‘ llnllu'r (lray‘e Sweet Worm Powder-e.
chumplnupunlliutnf Ilu-w..r1«1.lme fully which is Very popnlnr :uuong Sun'll
r'r'cmw'cd from lilenum'lc of tumbllllleuml , V ' Hi i l . ‘ l"
in now lunily vxmugul with Hunk llunn ‘ ”r‘l‘l' mothers w "’ m“) used H”
of the Volume Ilu'ulur hm- nnlklm: pl'vp.l< llmlldlm) for the past llvo mailman. Mulll'
“I‘M!” “V “WNW “” ”I“ "”4“ “’m‘ ”-ur (lruy, for many yum-a u nun-in in tho
imnluvillv :md mlnmul plum in which the} (‘hlldrcll'fi Ilonw in New York, llw ori-
ux clnunplun will lw Ilw «fur. If in the in», ,
lentinn of Mr, ilmm In “11m John 1.. ll\‘l‘l‘ : gmntnr "f ”mm powders, IlvVulNl '1'"
'l‘HE
COMPANY,
ing machines. etc, we can quote
LOW PRICES ON
lug work a cpesinlty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
Witch Hazel Solve. It is at present the
“Excuse me," observed
that in not where the liver is.”
the other. “If it was in his hip,' too or
would reach it and ehuke it for him." G.
(l. Stillson and E. 1’. Wood.
To Cure A Gold In One Day.
1 Take antlvu Bromo Quiniue Tab-
ere.
it fails to cure, 250. For sale by R. H.
Pluietcd.
OABTORIA.
m {tea
I.» Hambuulduriug«lu- lwuml mm undboat yearn of her lifu to treating the
WW 1"" ”Vim“ ”I“ I" '1 "“Il"lll'l|’|'-'*fmnnyvlnl'lrm‘uuiliuvnlewhhbannl‘tonI
which 1e llt‘lll" dun-hilly prupn‘l for him. '
(lave lllmulf Hi In liar-mun. llilll'm'.
nurm- of Jamie lit-11y mllud u: Hm”(11WHT!urilruy’uthvvvt Worm l'anl-ra. 'l‘lu‘eu‘.
i‘ll'wf‘ nl' [Inna-tine Ill-emuul uml elulml. owdme "m llnw plm'ml in all drug
llitll lu' “"Iulmll In mn‘l'n‘lnb-r Mme ‘1‘? In [Ito J . ‘ l l ' '. ‘ w
mlllmrlllw. III-lwllw lladnvr ”duel Ilw ; ""“m‘v “l" “'"l W" "WWW H m net» and
mun to 1m wulml. nllll hn Indl noun-ch pruirmllwmumltollmlwrnmthuraabout
l’vreone whom-o troubled with indi’
cunwto but notice in lh‘l‘ rupuoity lihlgl'ellnn \villlmiym.n.hm1m a“, oxpcrl-,
Tim reeull of lwr vxnt‘rit'vm'l'lcnco of Wm. 1!. Penn, chiul'clcrkln the‘
HT, 1mm». .Inn, :37. «A man chino: thoi r7110- lW' KIWI! I“ ”H“ World in IWI' MOUI' [ railway mull m-rvico ut Doe Minnow:
"it given me pica»;
lnwu. who writes:
are In mu ify to the merit» of Chamber-
lniu‘a Colic, Cholera uml Diarrhmo item-
ady. For two ycnre l have suffered
CON NECTICUT
NORWALK BUILDING
, Aided by our etnum derricks, saws, bor-
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
.. _ omiv
Scaly eruptions 0n the head, chapped
hands and lips, cute. bruises. scalde.
burns are quickly cured by DeWitt'e
article most used for piles, and it always
the man in
epcotuclee. “but I am in surgeon, and
“Never
you mind where the liver in," retortcd
his left our DoWItt'e Little Early Risers
All drugniats refund the money if ‘
San Marciano, Jan. all, A;
steamer bringe‘ the following in ,
ndvicee' from Honolulu: Mitch}
is excited in this city by the Mt ‘-
thmuuelvcn an wealthy inverts!“ nova tour
through on islands of the mac. ; fl‘uur
conversation in the clubs and oWbm‘
viable project and the desirability, from
laudiug’i‘or the cable on the Hawaiian ll-
landa. . . ‘
Cautlously they have bunched t
of the purchase from the Hawulm 30F
eminent of Seeker inland. This inland in,
uninhabited and is scarcely more than. a
bare rock, over whlch, mm or three years
ago, it was rumored that Great Britain
or more distant from the mneindcr (l1 lib!
claimed on the property of any germ
merit. The British government agent. who
tlon concerning the inland and its Mutual
was not prudent in his manner of pmae~
outing his inquiries, and the real object 01
, his mission bemmc clear to the Hawaiian
government. immediately a party we:
raised the Hawaiian flag and tool: mane»
aion of it in the name of the Hawaiian
government.
are really British government agents, sent
out for the purpose of obtaining, if poni-
mcnt to a casino of Ncckcr island, aub~
jl'Cty of course, to the consent of the 'gov~
treaty existing with that government.
A Prosperous Year.
The Hawaiian Gazette, in Ito annualvre-
has been financially the most proaperous
.in the history of tho ivlzmde. The exports
from the islands for tho your cndlng Sept.
corrcswmding period of 1n '6 they amount‘
ed to til'f',”(Lilith-Junofifths of which
went to the United Sioux-a. Exact statistics
for the entire your of 28:0 are not y'et
ilV'illlllllll', but if. is certain that the exports.
fur the vulcndur your will amount to 816,—
.300,tmo. , _
fl‘ho .Inplmoeo government lms recentl
sent to tlIis-lcity u. class of men who are
downwind ma "studsflls." Just what they
._ come to study is something of a mystery,
for theym'cconnoctcd with none of the
odiwminnul institutions of tho islands,
’l'hcir presence here has cheated u feeling
of unmsinoss. which hue boon intensified
by the reports which have come from
Washington that the Japanese embassy
them rccc‘ntly has been engaged in gather-
ing all the information respecting the'la~
lands to be had at. tho govornmcnt deport”
nwnts. and (‘spvlzllllly information rcepecb
Notes and tho Hawaiian goyernment
pun is preparing for someoggmssive move-
ment" against the islands in the event of
the failure in [becoming administration
of thc movement for Hawaiian annexa-
lion.
Janey and tho Inauguration.
Tummy. Jun. ‘27. —- Assemblyman
Righter offered a reenlutlon in the low
brunch of the New Jersey legislature apv
propriuting $10,000 for the transportation
of u. portion of the militia of this state to
Washington to lnirticipum in the mummy
rulpomdc on March I. It provides that
the governor shall designate a provisional
twu cavalry companies. The resolution
mites them. G. 0. Stillson and E- P. was introduced liccmlm it had come to the,
W 00d. ‘ . > 4 .. . m___ ours of usscxnblymcn that General Horace
Porn-r had written a letter to Vice Prea-
'l‘iu {w OASTOEIA' ldvui Elm-t Hobart deploring the fact that
dude II on New Jenn-y was not to be represented in
datum 16 m as?“ tho purudc and that it would be the only
0! a”; . o state not participating therein. Mr. H0-
burt sent the letter to Governor Griz”
without comment, and While the govern-
thls correspondence which brought about
this action. The resolution will come up
for discussion noxt wmk.
Children uni-lied to Daub.
Cwazmmm, PA, Jun. 21—an emhll
Culurml children named Webb were burned
In (It-mu in a tin» which destroyed odou-
blodwulling housont Cnrwenavlllo near
hero. ’l'lm homo won ommplcil by the
Wold»: and unnthcr colored family, all of
whom uwupvd in minty except the lltflo
i onccx. The building was owned by the Elk
i‘nllc g g. u l 'l‘unnlntz conunny. which lost it large tun-
“ ‘ tan In!" I nary at tho mum! plum by lire Mun .
‘ Frozen to Duluth.
. (memo, Jun. *JT.—-«'l‘lm lntenae cold
' continues in thin t'lly. cunning “rent luf-
fcrlnn. An unknown mun woe found l’m-
wn to death just outside tl‘lovilluge of
'l'inh-y Park, on the Hook inland railroad.
'l‘lda iii the ewoud death from the cold.
; Huwml union of govern frcuzln‘ir were also
man-ind. nuonr twouf which will result
In the low of hand-l or fact.
l
run of two Canadians who me ~
group and never has been distinctl‘y‘
view of the year, says that the past» year“
inn the mutual relations of the United
now and in the past. It is {cured that Jil~'
regiment of 1:: companies to besclected‘
from different companies of the stoic and ,
or look no action it was ukuowledge of "
min-n n rlmlr when h' tlwmd Ilm 1:11qu
of u pm'lwllmll’nIntuillw It'll «ldwvl' Ida
llmml and ulvd In «Infill lh‘lul‘c 411311de
would In.» llilnv fm- him. '11:“ mm lllll Ind
my why In: it ldwd In nlw Ilium-1f up um"
whcro lm cuuw innn.
I'm! mum-- Appointed.
\i‘wnlimtw, dun. Eliw’l‘lm lullUWlIlfl
l'mxrlh close gmnmmlcrn hove been up.
phlulml:
l'llnlw)‘h};Mn”Sl‘llill‘lrl'l'fllilvfll, ill. '1.
Hartman; l-hmmum'revillc. A. ll. lmlwr.
.T‘s'im‘ Yul'lswllldnre Mille. MN. :4. A.
[bile-Hm South Onondaga, Mm. L. 1‘1.
Imrd.
German ffliall' In catholic llnlvuralty.
llm'ixu, \i‘lnu do". vim-wit u mmllug
of pmmluvnt (fulliullv‘a from muny Mollie. ?
Including Ara-hblnlum Kola-r of Milwmu
hm and 1“,:le Journal of Illinois, it mm
dm-lum lo mlnlvllell n lioriuun choir in tho
Catholic universally at Wueblnumu.
Workman Horned to Death.
Jackson. 0.. Jan. ‘fi.»-Tlm Him for
new has been dealt-owl by fire. mum] by
the bursting of the work. Hugh him-tin
and Fruuk lhwls, workmen, won:-
todcnth.
“new M..,..-,. W. ....-,........ _
the Weather.
Fun; meld. abolish! in temperntuflt
Wit“? We.
lhmu. 'l‘lwy cure fevm'laIIm-ne. diuru
rlwu. bud Hmuuch. (muetiputinn, bomb
and all eluumuh and lmwvl
insulvlve. Thry vlcuuvc the stomach
and Imwele, and if wurnm val-t [uremia -
1y deetruy them, and by clcuuaiun 11ws
‘eyau-m Ilntllot’llildtrmd in any event.-
lilotlmrmuek at your drug atom for u
twoufydlvom-ul.box of Mother (lruy'a
Hwnct Worm l'owdcru. uud llw them in ,
your family. They um pleasant to lulu.
uud harmless ue unlk. A trial [illi'lmlzl‘
will be wutfrm for trial to any nmthor
who will :uldrm Allen lo. Uliustcd. Incl
Boyd}. Y.’
‘ ochre
Mother‘t Delight Willi Hand's Gallo Cure.
«
llwemum. Mane, ll. 5:0. 'lffnmilaml‘
Mt‘llluiill'ifurm“l \viab loony {but 1 pm-
{cuml o unmple l‘mllli‘ of Dr. llund‘a (lol—
llcllurcumlnm delighted with it. My
Ibaby lanmv four months old. and hue
flilthrti‘tl every day of but short life with __
mllc. llmve tried llllllllill wverything‘
”mm" .ovcr board of. but can truthfully custom“.
illlflt unvtldnnl llavo fried cannot can»
; mm wnb Dr. Hand’s Colic Curd,
- mm mpectfallv. am. (I. (l. miller,‘
,ae Arch or." fluidity of anguish, too. I
from iudimmtlon. uud um anbyect to’ (‘0,",M:j':": :imgr‘: :2"";,;‘ to
A, . . L . .u. ..,e .~I.‘-‘- “imam
lmpunt ecvcro attache ”f pain i“ the hmlmnuf the legislature votcdfnr llnlted
Mllllllllf‘ll and ouwole. (loo or two down More: mudor. Joseph H. Earle the name
of llllNl’t'lllUlly never fails to give per. :.lmwuf 11“! INFIW‘I‘M'Y ln‘llllm‘r. 1M 0V9?!
fwt mu“. Price .45 and 50 acute; cold? i'nivl'xrmpt that of H. ll. Andormm, ml»;
‘ ‘(' (, ‘itill m omd. lllu only llvpubllrau member, who
I} '~ 1' ‘ 5‘ ~ ,_ M. mind for i'nmmwsmnn 41. W. Murray, tho
Mm- hnurlng some menus contium ""1’ ""1""“ll..'.‘.'.'i’."m'. 0!}?an
ull prulnun Chamberlain's Colic. Cholul ' WM
ill‘ilyilllil Diarrhoealimnedy.(lnrtle Fléck,l l’ smart". 21:” .Tlrwcnn.“r
of Anaheim. California. pnrchaoed a? M ’1' ' m” M' ‘9 confuse of»
bumc of it for his own use and is now my” “ m M“ “.mm'd ”t '3’” mm’dm
lmuuthnaiuatic over m Wonderful Wk 1mm and the (muut of (.halnm I“:
Mnnvulwt‘nllbn. The ill; and 50 mm whmcpnlltlml‘mlmle were la madam
alter: hr Hitlu by (l (' ”mm“ ( for the linyullms, line halt the *1”)de
.. y 7' ' gl’urmm' by npcrnlutltm in Mrlcanm
iaml bunbwn obliged togoto liwwltfi
, friends in Florence. .
Ahmlumly pure. wrfcctly flan-ruled:
uud invariably reliable are the quali- new»...
live affililfi illlfuu‘tle (Mush Quasi It Propane 'rnmymm rune.
never ale :1 (Mill, mmp an 1mg 3“, ‘ .3 . l:‘“.-~ ’ ,_
trouble. ilhildtenllltc it became it in “gremtrmma? ‘ It in minimally,
, ll‘imllnldtml for a floaty of
£1193??le filly}??? ltwllol llwm- . 1 w‘ncml arbitration lmttvcen Franco and
.‘e . 1 la a I
l the United Molt” were 6111an m
,
mun.-
Arm's Heir View in certainly I m mmuumunvodthnt (balsamic-AW
lllll‘l‘lillllli' preparation and nothing like ' that: had Mm couched: «included:
Itllmlm‘rf‘ been produced. No matter; Again“ “um. I .
\t‘iry find unmanageable the hair ”mgr“, Whit, an”, gigging rim
may be. mull-Him Influence of thin in. National bank Ila-retard. The lhdbfltllil‘
cmnpurulde drawing, it become: loft,
silky and pliable to the «nub and broth.
._, .. ... .. .... ...n..w...
was mum! h
Mule M
the withdrawal of the. m
can «
, :1 your am, but were only resumed when it ,
has been mainly of the Brltlhhfuciflc ‘
nu lnvestore’ standpoint, of making a ’
was about to raise its flag. It in 100 mile: . ‘
was sent to Honolulu to collect infamy:- ,
sent out. which landed on the island,
By many it is believed that. the stranger! ‘
blc, u commitml of the Hawaiian govern ,, "
crmncnt of the United State» undertho ’
30. 1805, were about i7,dlul,000; for the ,
n
jmrnmmoa; mu, canteen mane» ~
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