_ 71". ill!!-
‘ouhltcetcr tits
r ct various
than J
. ruinotei'gwhtch
”gave to Gilli: to
charges the pro-
on use.
(e titted it: the fur
e or your: as the
“mic mutiny ‘ol
eéisloli‘mli‘ur and
)e .cornpuny. with
street. Bighorn-
fit him, into cou-
, who. it in charged.
discount stylntcr-
entsga‘ or their
‘ {y position notch in
We belweeu the value
w“ settled by turthcr
4h; tween‘thern. ‘
‘ Gillie. on'Wednes—
hated him tum
, to. him .on notesuhirh
' ted; This sum Ken-V
at have at once. Gilli;
hie. had been ill at his
men Island and had
an ye Attention to bust-
', ' Know to. Wait a new
would then be ready
totalled were foreign
. was arrested Int the
Pure it Willard. at 132
und woe unable to fur-
,hcllitn What me is
illiquid while in Lud-
4 . . for a period covering
We about 850.000, asking
st or comminsiou. and
bin: a director of the
. _rnpsnv. I otten took
__ indeed him a certain pet'-
. . epoaited them in the
tune I let him have $10.-
tp tnke'an interest in his
' . god my mind. howev—
= has returned to me.
flushes- Advances.
of taking Kenna?-
iindvances upon them
them in the bank
ey o'er-e due was real—
in ,is not looked upon
bulking circles. l feared
unwith Kenney might at—
, and as 1 could not at‘tord
V0 any more money I told
could not take any more of
note he brought to me for
one for $880. on April 13.
for one. month. A couple
I received word from my
,0! Kenney's notes—one
he 'other Mr filamwhlch
A the were protested. i had
“‘3' food the amount and return-2d
r #8“) to Kenney. telling him
ll not do anything with it.
in], believe, reunited in tho
true and my imprisonment.
you what the $2.600 ropre»
l! the ‘dilference between the
value of the several nnlrrs
Suite)! has given me for tilt»
the ltnunnl I have advanced
to. The only notes which
- ' >are the two which
lied... -.don't owe him $23300
in (”.000 of his paper and
Q0 nom’ become due."
M! known It! the promoter
‘5 cull Exchange. in London.
the! in this clty. Liver-
! It'll! Paris and correspond-
thes. It colluppud. with
lllbillli’ of “£00,000. in
prll is. 1388. and :1 receiver
led by Judxe. Lanumho for
”I branch. Gillig was vim
Indmmlnuer of the Ex-
!” was made to Gilli:
Mlle at: months before
.. took on security thA
“ Midi»! in London. (illiir
' dithered no the than who
filleury 8. Non. com-
“mutter securities he.
" Christine Nlismm.
‘2’“ connected with
melt-mun with Ab»
‘arnu. lie mid last
N nuanced the ilrm
grexistence.
f“ 'l‘mh. ,
. up $in wagon
.1 “by“. his lll~ycar~
- mthor-in—inw.’ Mr».
VII atrium by it truin
Vullsy railroad ut the
i its from here. urn.
iy insured thst Iho
ml. sun Tuner and
W. at the horses
m Invalid.
”first . ‘rrcemss.
m authority of “‘on
on him than tho ot-
WMiflMW 01W“
ll‘llfhllll'l quot-tori by
thst this was mm
was dam on tbs
. as duties.
I“? I.-t.orsnso
lies» no trial hm». hss
”Mr In the am
A mil of John
1 ““‘l
“l have loaned him at '
l
f iclrooke"
‘2‘
noun hdvahee .,
the amount advanced ‘
tiger bowls, Oil ‘b’t‘it’thii, vinegar in _,‘spoo,
"it e
condensed nits. lders,
i.
Enameled were!) .
Buckets, sauce pans. basins,
Our price is soc each.
Send us your orders for carpet and rug cleansing. We do the work thoroughly
without removing them from the floor, and charge you one hall of uh (I it would
cost you to have them beaten to pieces and then never cleaned. Many testimonials
. from the best people of. our town. -
A‘GAI'N WE C‘ALL
Your attc’ntion to our large assortment and choice patterns of
M. , or .,
E7
._ 1. »-
Ingram andBrussets carpets:
onA AND JAPANESE Mnrrmos
OIL C LOTHS AND LINOLEUMS.
pie plates, jelly cake pans, stew, pans, preserve kettles,
measures, cuspidom. milk pans. pudding pans. (tippers. ladies, eklmnms. tunnels,
and so other articlssjn Hahnrman’s best quality Steel Enameled Ware. any , pircc
of which is worth 25c, and the most of which is retailed in this town for 406cm}!
:5 women... ‘ _‘ ‘ytirnt
duty, and hundreds of pretty and oddpieces not mentioned.
it
lame «is no". sugar bowls,~pltttters,calte plates, to... 11m; upstart lance...
., ,yterndlnncrs, pistes, sauce dishes. and many odd and tsncy pieces, inciting” a bar-
.‘ K933 hills mutating to anyone.
, Wylriilliiééléry
munitions: holders,
which "Wily: in great va.
a
I
North Iain and Ann'Strosts.
g... x . g§§uth....lorwslk, Conn.
A. Dickérman 8: Son, ,
at Washington Strut. - - .
”We“.
NEH:
Fm‘
. . ~ W.»
.-a 41"4- W..- T
«44.5 L \(/ .
AT WRIGH
SRE Poetro
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
south
Iorwsllt. Connecticut
v PRI ES!
. i
RV,
IN BICYCLES.
IN WAGONS. '
IN GARRlAOIO.
lN HARNIQBEC.
lN HORSE GOODS“
GENUINE BARGAINS
And
The
BEST Goons IN THE
, MARKET.
o
, FRANCIS 8: CO.,
The Clothiers.
86 WashingtonSt.,
a
My ..
South Norwalk.
. . mom curliparth-s.
:“nllwr courts tho publh-ity.
., l ‘ ..
for luck or matrimonial: in W
from, pipes to . The grand Duh
who: Boasts, use. it"‘sll'rsh
when; imp-time mm»; s but
stead’whlch be my had built in Ice-
lions, and which is put up by a special
mechanic under the superintendent!
at the royal Valet whet-eyei- the Grant!
Duiw goes. but then it is simply be
motto he can neldom. owing to hit
mat height, most with one long
enough for his comfort.
it. does not appear to be generally
moon that among the servants of tilt
Queen are two bearing the title of HM
Majesty's Tnplasiers. One of them fol
lows the Court wherever it may be.
'lllil the other remains permanently at
Windsor. The duty of those function-
'irlcs is to nuperlntend the packing oi
the Queen's baggage when the Court
migrates. and their work is so perfect-
ly organized that every member of the
establishment concerned knows almost
to :1 minute when he or she must be
t-t-ndy to receive a visit from the
packer.—London Figaro. ’
l
%
THE GOAT WAS A POLITICIAN.
But Pulling into Machine Ways (lot Him
> Into Trouble.
John Combs. treasurer of James-
lowti, Ottnwu county, decided some
Limo ngo that the safest. way to keep
thetownnhip cash was to plow it in
Ill tron pot and put it under his house.
i le thus stowed away 5400 in bills and
Mill) in silver.
The honsc was a frame structurc,
with no walls surrounding tho wooden
minions. and the family gout crawled
.mder and me the ‘towushlp's cmirc
‘tnwk ot' greeubucks. One of thocltil-
'lren'u'ho saw him nibbling :tt :1 silver
lollnr in tho back yard gave the alarm.
Acting under the advice of his bonds-
rnen. (‘omhs reluctantly killed the goat
and dissected it. Thu entire $400 was
found, but badly mutilated.
'l'iw bills wore sent to Washington
'or redemption, and tho tit-partition:
ntccomled in identifying about $130.
l'lm bondsnwn hnd to put up for thc
'«i'st.-Cor. Buffalo lnmllrcr. . .3
~ {iii}:
In the Good Old Days, '
in the year 1792 visiting was often
unnnrml by sending round an empty
rhztir nttomlml by fmttncn-~tlt:tt is to
qty. tlw t'llttll‘lllt‘ll curried tho t'hflll“.
ind lK‘lllYYil it walkml two {comic-u,
who carried tltc minis. and. with grave-
'm-cs, asked at ouch tidor wimtln-r
Lady A. was at homo. She novcr was
I! homo. .tmln—l-rlbnt only if illll‘ was
t wry grout indy~it was «turmoil to
nvito WINK lricmls to :1 rom. and,
who-r: the sin-ct was blocked with ”10
‘lllll'hl'fl and tin- room's with the com-
muy ttssemhlml. the business would cull
in? own (‘Illlt'll and no oil to sonwlnuly
duo's rout. Tllt'l‘i' were ludiwc, too,
int not grout lttclivx. who gnvc In»
and found their
ioxpitnlity proiittthlo on account riftin-
Wni'tl-moncy.” .\t that tlnw «wry
flour was supposed to slip smoothing
nulcr u mttnllmlick. Witch tho com—
.muy tlvgun'tml lln- tu'rvutilu collected
lw mmwy tor thmusvlvos. In tln- «um-
i( nun :it'nolont ltnnsou’ilv. shv liftml
he condiment-ks herself and ki'pl tho
told.
Matches Made of l’upt-r.
lintrhm mndo .tr [nuwr is our ur tins
:itumt inn-litmus. 'l‘ln- Ilnw-lmuorml
dnn nt‘ rollim.v puwr into :I spill and
Mn: ii for lighting: pnt‘pows. has Imus
utilizvd by an itn’vhtnr in tho lilllilll‘
‘m-ttm- or Inuit-hm, and iii‘ultllm's to
'«rnlmionim» tho linmpvnn mulc. 'l‘ho-
minor is iunm-t-ttml in not, Nlmii‘ltttn
uni mnilnr substances, and turns with
t bright. sumkclcsn nnd :nlut'lcu ilmuc.
'1" into illitit'll lengths. it in dimml
n n phnnplmmnn conumsiilon llku tln'
«nnmon wux mulch. ’l'ho iuroution in
't'tmrtlml us at timely one. as tho wood
used in the limiting of lllltll'lli'ri in con
illlllll)‘ growing more fil‘fll'i‘t‘ llllil
«mill.
fluvls’ Alienation.
"llivlmrd llurdiutr I’l‘l‘lh." mm :1
writer, "tlm'tl tttil t'lll‘t' if )M-uplt' know
but ho ‘ltt-tqm u mult.’ lll l’uvt. ho
lu rociw
mint: rwt'ttily hi it llryn‘lluwr, l‘u..
nu. he Inscribed hltuxt-ll‘. ‘llh'hnrll
fiut‘lri utitl vulch' .\ l'hiluth-lphin ut-n
lt'lllflll iummliutoly i‘nilowwl limits
it rt-glsiot'ltnr. and. Mill it quick cluimv
tl tho ucrnwl ulmvo. wroto. ‘llrudlcy
“'tll‘lilll'loll und vulim'.‘ ”
.A Toot o! l‘russslnsnco.
"tlirnm." mud Mrs. i‘urtmmmvl. "l'm
timid our Utilml’tuflilllltli uiu‘t mulling
tu- impression ill Washington ilml m»
‘K!N*t'lt‘tl."
"Why. in- umdu some lino lpwriwr."
"i know tlmt.‘ lint i don‘t mm titt-
lt'il‘lslmlll'i‘ll guitt' intor no t-nmtipilom
llltltll tho kind o‘ clothes ho Wt'ill‘ll." ,
Washington mar.
he Fuss haul Hooded.
.‘lscksottwtiid it «or count to you
but two of littluou'n molest lnwu-
ious do not how» to ho MIMI?
Joltustut~~ltlo. liow’n thitt'!
Jonson-WNW". the ltllteloucutu- llluu
ruins it: own will. .,
JohWrYol.
Jackmwitnu tho ulioucflaph spanks
for itscltmliew York Journal.
m is Ml! rm.
‘mhsdr has tumult mother
is Mitts.” ,
"filth I. itttpid um to do. tiling;
"If
gyms-av
. curtain. om southwar-
« . «wont-twmonnm or
harem Testimony.
Make a mental notnoltbis.
The lndomr is well/.ltnotvn in South L
Nglryvallt. - l m
‘ is verse ty is unqunstion .
you are reading local evidence.
investifinting home testimony.
South otwallt news tor South Nor-
people.
It’s not from Maine or Michigan.
Suspicion. can't lurk around it.
ti Honesty ts its prominent characterisv
V
c. . .
Home indorsement itsvsalient point,
Mr. Geo. N. Warren. oyster planter
and dealer, of No. 2 Chestnut street.
says: j
“l have been. subjected to inclement
weather, and it is quite possible that
exposure while superintcnding portion
lar branches of my business induced
kidney troubles. At all events when
consignments are being shipped to Eu-
rope, and this is the busiest part of the
season, I feel my back troubling me
most. I knew I had kidney complaint
for a long tim‘c, and clmncing to see
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a
kidney remedy, and not .1 cure-all. I
had confidence enough in them to get
a box in Plaistcd's drug store and try
them. The first box convinced me
that they were just what I needed. so
I took another box. 1 did not require
any more after that. for my back he-
cnmc well. I prescribed them for my
son. who has had a. “this: back from
b0 'hood. They cured him."
oztn's Kidney Pills are sold for 56
rents per box. or six boxes for $2.50.
Foster-Mlllmrn Co. Buffalo, N. Y..
sole agents for the L'. S. Sent by mail
on receipt of price. For 51th by all
dealers. Remember tltc natttc~Doan'l
—and take no :ubstitutc.
We Are
Here
At the same
place where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in the
wholesale and re-
tail
F tsh,
Oyster.
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT a ZELUFF,
34 Washington Stret t. Telephone. 35-4
NOTlcE.
SCHOOL TAXES!
The taxpayer» oi the South Norwaik Union
liltimoi illfilrlt’t are hereby notified (but the
district tux .t oncuud uric-'tuuner mil n on
the dollar. latid on thy- town assessment list nl
lmt‘. :ttu "trolling of tho til-drivt held on the
it! till)‘ oi Juno. who, tit tho Franklin stint
solo-ml huuw. will be-luo and payable on tho
m duty of blur. 1891'. at which limo I shall in:
randy to receive some at animus drug store.
r2 Worthington street. Penuit at tho mto, {it
nine [it’t‘t't-ltl.“ your from Tiny l‘w‘l.l“J7.Wlll
hot-hunted on ill hue» remaining unpaid on
nil-l nlll'rJnno lat, law.
‘3 “NV .
_
if. A. TOLLXH.
Colloctnrol 'l‘nxos lur South hurwttlk L'nlun
t-‘vhn it DlHlIlI'Y. .
lintod at houth Nortrnlk. April 1’1. tutti '1
it ‘I 1
"AK! YOUR
WANTS KNOWN.
I. TH.
IVIIIIO SKITIIEL
m
- We»
Ifi7. "D I803
Omens. 436 Main titmot.
fillllflllfll‘l’.
‘ i : Isn‘t-arm
us ‘s h.'“' “'flfi
CON!“
lulli'l‘t‘ All) DIMUATE A8 nuns.
Dill! out”.
or as rich in «not as? tho domino oi
' v but oil mm
' m“ .umi. tints.
ill’ It!
and dug.- itt that will and in our
logs on ruled of wall dmsiimn
in any nudity flt' prim.
Mind MW.
um.
article
people know for, .
mutiny!!!» unyittt .psrfles .
of cores it has I'm among titer
frirnds 8M W313”: ‘! r "by, P001118
hsvo sullurud tor your: and noncomm-
ed they could snowy rolls! by using
anything sud-tum ndriend says:
"Cslihrnls (marsh ‘ to cum! nu, ll:
will cure you. and you fwon't have to
waittotind outabons it either. It re-
hoves at once.” .. ,.
Elm nmthowmdsotonoolyonr
neighbor! now, telling why she behaves
in it. You how that ills trnekbccnuse
you know her;
hire. John
tho mvllhoutnr:
Lyeett‘ .31 nigh street, Nor-
walk, asys: “th dlnltllwttl'lolnh his
been Wubled‘ since childhood with cu;
tnrrh. until her whole head seemed morn
or less «listened. She had begun“) be it
little deaf. and Buttered much with severe
headaches so that we hove had to keep
her out of school a good deal. ,1 sent
her to Plaisted’s drug store, South Nor-
waik. alter a bottle of Osiitorois Catarrh
Gum and she commenced using it. It's
beneficial effects have been simply
wonderful. It has helped her tram the
first in every way. I have not heard her
complain of a headache for a long time,
and by the time she has finished her first
bottlg. I feel confident that she will be
care .1! .
Hay fever is entirely prevented by the
use ol’ this wonderful medicine. and
when it is used colds never "hung on,”
but disappear promptly. For all mucous
diseases. All dealers. 50 cents, three
times as much. one dollar.
A child was cured cf cron.) by a dose
or two of Ayer's Chtrry t’ectornl. ' A
neighbor’s child died or the some dread
disease while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This shows
the necessity of having Ayer's Cherry
Pectornl always on hand.
Group and whooping cough are child'-
hood’s terrors; but like pneumonia, bron-
chitis, and other throat and lung tron-
bles. can be quickly cured by using One
Minute Cough Cure. G. C. Stillmn,
South Norwslk, and E. P. Weed, Kor-
walk.
The Westfiold and.) News prints the
following in regard to an old resident of
that place: “Frank McAvoy, {or many
years in the employ of the L.,.N. A. dr
0. Ry. here, says: havpuwd Chum-
berlain'a Colic, Ch rs and Diarrlm'a
Remedy for ten years or longer—um
never without it in my family. 1 con—
sider it the beat remedy of the hind
manufactured. I take pleasure in rec-
ommending it.’ ” It is a specific for all
bowel disorders. For sale by G. C.
Stillson. . '
When levers and other epidemics are
around. safety lies in fortilying the sys-
tem with Ayer'n Sampnriila. A person
having thin and impure blood is in the
most favorable condition to “catch"
whatever disease may be floating in the
air. Be wise in time.
When the spring time comes, "Gentle
Annie," like all other sensible persons.
will cleanse the liver and renovate the
~yrtem with DeWitt’s Little Early Ris-
ers, famous little pills tor the liver and
stomach all the year around. 6. C.
Stillson. South Norwnlk. and E. 1’.
Wood. Norwnlk.
Duluth-III»!
is to attend to the comforts of your lentil .
:ihnuldouool them on ch n Cold or 00
roll on (ion. C Hill . South N
orwn k:
and .Edtmnl l'. Wood. Nomlk.nolo Morita.
.imlfltifillriltl milieu! Otto's Cure. the rent
German Item 1'. Free. to prove that we are
noun» Cure lor (bonus on (“season at
the Throat and Lunss. Large sizes we and
it!
When n cold in contrnomd. cure it at
one. Lino Minute (hush Cure will set-
you on the road to recovery in a minute.
it will cum pneumonia, bronchitis,
croup und all (onus of lung and throat
troubles (l. C. Stillson. South Nor-
wnlk. and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
Fm 0M emit.
Altertho big lire in Uri pie Crook, I
took a very severe cold not: tried many
mmedios without help, the cold only bo-
conting more settled. After using thn'o
small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. both the 00 h and cold Mt
um, and in this high a diode it takes a
meritorious much remedy to do any
goal—ti. ll. Henderson. editor Daily
Advertiser. For sale by G. C. litillsuu.
‘ «can. ltdisssry
Wu hero on hsud several thousand
job lot blllhunds and uotsheads that we
will print at tho following prices: 1,000
quarter biilhoudl $1.50. Iddltlousl
l,t|ti0's, Oi; 1.000 ninth liliihttnds mm
additional 1.000‘s. Too; aotshssds. i,000,
flJlihuddltionsl l.000‘s. 71h). Balding.
imam 1.000 extra. This stool: is at
fair qnslity. Yunnan have“ stsbovs
823:: as long II it lasts. Evening Btu
Dr. F. mitotic",
l. l. corner Issitln ton sud
"stilt n tr s
Wednesdays null flhfuflfl'i'di tc's um
l'llAOl'lGE 8!
u um? “mom
For
the
lost
Printing
{new
got-tun ‘ ‘
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