. at the better that the cot-tie
’ Me the honorarium at ,
plan: have been under
. . r a long While. and the
_Work of former Minister
'tjllon and Mr. Carlie. the
er. has met with great
_ “in mile of the fact that
.‘ ”They have interviewed
the rowan relations com-
thc' houhc‘ and senate and
, constant visitors at the state
it They claim that the ad-
ion favors the idea and that
alliterat- ot annexation are lnter~
R min" is to become a terri-
the United States. ceding all
and crown lands in exchange
induction of tho l'nlted States.
to be known in the galaxy us
tory of Hawaii. The United
R’ if) is rimmed. shall assume the
It the Hawaiian republic to the
‘ “mum
be present purpose. say the
hf the annexation policy. to ex-
crrltorini rights of citizenship
Went: of Hawaii except Asiat-
Chinese residents and c'ooly in-
who form a part of the resident
> lion of Hawaii. will not be per-
"to come to the United States
any of the present, privileges
Chinamen to remove from one
of the United States to and
of annexation In Washington
that the president will submit
fie to congress on the subject
. the adjournment of the present
on.
effect of excluding from citizen-
. {in the United States the Asiatic
' fill}ion is considered the most seri~
" feature 01 the proposed :Inntxatlun.
.ndliered to, in the opinion of many
llllc man here, it nouid lend to a
Will of diplomatic relations with
Rail: and Japan.
Wits of Hawaiian annexation
7 R lair Frye is reported as saying:
' It is my opinion that President Mt-
Xlniey. before the adjournment of this
till session, will send to the seuatu't
R ty of annexation of Hawaii. "
. TEST VOTE 0N SUGAR.
‘RIIO Sum (”align the House Rate by
. 3 Vote 0! 32 to 30.
Washington, June iii—Jute first test
Martin the sugar schedule has been
'n in the senate, reuniting in the
.,“pption o! the Republican mums
' pdment changing the house rate to
per pound by the Clusc vote» of" "3
. to 30 hays The affirm-attic vote
“it“ made up of 29 in puhlicans, i Dem-
«Britt. McEnery of Louisiana, 1 sitter
'Bepubilcnn. Jones of Neiniln and 1
pitilst, Btcnart of Nevada. The neg-
have vote was made up of 25 Demo»
mu. 3 Populism and 2 silver liopuidir.
unit on an issue or importance on]
T was accepted as Showing that any
amendment having the sanction of the
Claims waRs assured of adoption.
The vote was taken after It (lay spout
’ in speeches on ”it! effort of ”W sugar
Whetluir.1'hv main rip-ct h of the tiny
cane from Mr. Allison. in (name of the
_~ bill, and was in ill:- nature of tin nnsn- Ir
* to the charges mad» against the sugar
' ‘cchcdule as a Wllillt" and a (lt‘li'nli' ill
““th RNr. (iorninn of Maryland upuk»
. “Elliot the schedule and the entire bill.
panning out that its t-m-ri wait td liur-_
dun the. phopie Williulil owning up to
' iii new {orolttn markets.
‘lll’. ‘Vhllt‘ I‘evirtvul the records or
Republican senators on the sugar
Schedule during tht- (ll’llllli' on the Wil-
pdn bill. arruiiminiz tin-In for lnmnaigt-
they. Mr. Pottery of lititilnlai‘m illlll Mr.
Stewart of Noiaila rtlrm apolo- llli‘ ior‘
All" agnlnat and lll" lzittvr for thi. l'" and-
iii’UIchedule. Iiflul \\lllil‘l the \Iilt' it All
"Men. The firm poi il‘lliulll of the Bill:
”acheduie was not ..ually dlapnaml Iif
Wit) the time of the Iuil-iurnuu tit.
’fifl‘lm‘ l'l‘ltt‘l’lfirtl Hill't- liuiiti- Iif till
Wmeni he um urn-r in tin- tnrirt
”ll lltllllng it unlawful to am r prIZI a
O! mmllllml for the auto of Iiyntviiuu
,m package: of smoking and vhmtinir
‘ . The rim-nin- in to be |llllllllllml
ill. Ind imprlanmuvnt and the (or-
”,0! ”W gun-lit.
, r Carter unve notion of an
‘ H lit l'l'ildlllllllntt firm (if Iltily
'Vltlolt may have Ittruyi-d arrunn
amt! line of liliullior t'iltiiill'y
lit domino luv littlllllt‘llfli'.
W “little uuvo milieu of an
Out to tho loud schedule Iiii fol-
iti mpect to lead oren imported
dill! pmvluluun of thin nor-tion the
metal let unide shtill either in-
or the niuulur duties paid
.‘1 thin 00 days from the ante
' WW (If the tire."
m illlcl by n Wm.
' ‘ 'Iltitle the-Jamar Mlnntngc
"We employed by a local
W company. wan incisntly ltiilmi
R It“: litre. Minninrtlutm wan
W ltl'lillltu wiruii when he
unlock from an emu-its Hunt
foil to the ground it in
Mt lttl it” dead liofmu he
unitement. 'l'lilti in the ace-
iit thin unity trmu ,simiiar
m , «m ma.
R' ' “In 13"“! ‘t‘w'n’r‘lfl “(to
the widely hunwn. turlman,
hip item in thin city at inns
“tight; lie Wan mum with
R llllit initials IIIIIt filth
mitt hrouxht hm cud stricken
louder. tom MI um um.
GRQQUET'R”
Amateur and prominence” in all grudcrdrpai 89:: up
LAWN mourn: ., s.
. tightest runner, quickest cutter, In \st simple in construction; guaranteed.
casement: ”Broil
6... srovas.
SPECIAL.
W. S.
Thurs
all. It was the closest Into thus far .
“Fifi”
all “at.
R53
diode, loves't prices.
W labor than any freezer made.
flfhc ‘fKi
\
‘fQuicltIiiccl,” the monarch at all.
A Q“: wk W31" dilly.
REFRIGERATORS
The "White Mountain Grand. " Not ishe cheapest,
. . cleanublc refrigerator.
GARDEN HOSE.
Plain rubber.coiton covered, wire wound, every loot guamn eerl 106 foot. Noni:
i‘rcc.
Blue F lame: and all other styles. Cut priceRs.
‘ i
No use taking up your
from the floor. .
tct irom'RRIvc can litany windovr; prices lrom l9< up
I only one style because it is the best; makes mo: e and better cream in less
Unnecessary tocxpatiaie on its virtues.
rpets, beating them to pieces and then never cleaning them
while we can thoroughly cleanse theln of all dirt greate or ml without removing them
Moms cxtcrmiuated! Colors restored! All for too yard.
Our ioc tables continue to keep all competitors guessing. See our bargains at tlii~
pride.
Icrth Iain and Anti Struts,
stun. lormllt. Conn.
-
Tlio'
but the best. Positively the only
0
Spring Dress, Goods!
Dress Goods Remnantsi'
At our usual large reduction In
Silks at 25 Cents.
line of ladies’ shirt waists.
A. Dickerm‘ah i8:
84 Washington Strut.
jay is Bargain Day!
Beginning with Thursday of tins week. We will oilcr a
special “Marked Down Sale" of
Included in this sale will be our accumulation of
shall add to the above, 50 prices short lengths of
Suitable for linings dress trout-I and fancy work. A large
South lcrmllt. connectlcut
1
prices for such pieces. We
Son.
PRICES
,Rbilcr‘rncd Episcopal church at Madison
; objected strongly to the resolution. and
W “Minn II! II
Mullen lie-trialling dictum-
flinch Geneva and ~0- Thu Account.
a Trust Valid 9! 315.000 III withdrawin:
Now York R‘Junc ill. ~11 “‘5! only I.
question o; dry suede. an a clergyman
put it, but it caused ll innit and heated
discussion in tho general council of the
Reformed Episcopal church in the First.
avenue and h‘itiy-ulth IirI-et. For four
hours on Thursday the Question of
whether clergyman ut the dumminallon
should «war only the black l'ielicvu
mu ur volumetric oitnilar in tlumi oi
the I’rotratnnl Ethan-opal church was
dircunncd. and hardly anything elite wan
talked about. yertcrday. A (lattluitin
animal the unrestrained “M! of vent-
mehia Wnl reached. but many persons
several. Including a blithop, resigned
their onlroc in the council because it
was pat-rind.
The'debate opened on n Iuhntltiitrs
which Bishop Campbell had offered for
tho original resolution of Samuel
Afllllll'lil til Philadelphia. Mr. Ashurst'a
resolution was:
“No official dress oth'ar than the block
academic Iutin ill‘iiill be used by the
ministers of tho church in any services
of the church; provided. that in any
church in which the nurpiimi is 1|le
used it may continue to be used so innit
as that l‘lillrt‘h shrill rivet; and provid-
ed. also. that any lllflllilll'whlt now “833
the bishop's rol-c-c may continue to use
them within the limito of his jurisdic-
tion no long on he iahrtil elm-t."
Biol-op Campbell'c Amendment.
This rcmlutinn would turbid any new-
ly ordained elvrgynuin wearing any
thing MW! ll’lw him-k prawn. lllsliop
Campbell's atuundumut was:
"Tho l‘hlll‘l‘h shall permit In ltit nerv-
icoa the uni.- uf a black gown or :1 plain
white surplico uiih a plain hint-k ar'nrf;
and. in the NIH! “I it bishop. n l'til'llt‘l:
but the church shrill prohibit the us..-
oi all other ecclesiastical vesmnenta."
le umendmunl of liiahop Campbell
had hardly been put burnt-tr tho hilllfltl
by lliahnp Samuel Fallout: of (.‘hitniiin.
the moulding Hillier. Man it “Hit!“ Inr'n
nrrnit- In fitit'dk. 'l‘lw lta-v. ("mules John
Miller rI-i'- Hill to the duration tut one
of church illllllllt'l‘y only. and ill“
P. ll. Martin of l'im‘Hllt‘. S. (3., «mo of
the two I‘olorml delegates lu‘clflflll, (ii--
Mun-d that it \vasnRshnme to was”:
time inlltini; nlmtll dry goods when
Christianity should lie thI- subject.
Elation ('nmpbcll's resolution was de-
ieaterl. and “l“ illSv'llHSliill ruvrrtt-d to
Mr. Ashurm‘s resolution. iiisahup Ste-
vena of South Carolina dunuuurcd the
resolution.
“It is forcing our sidi- to give up all
and the illhl'l‘ side nothing." he said.
“it in like the Missouri community,
which, speaking for the rwoplr- of the
north, said: 'll‘e can carry our lll‘llllll-
(innit when- it.» [lll‘ll3", but you of the
south are lituit-wl.’ l i'unltlwl unlit-r ll'lii
yearn mm, and tiutv, God willing, i will
not wt.‘ in put a stigma on this littlu
band of ivrmliri-Ii. Let us llglit tho
thing out turn."
lilahnp Stevens “out on to talk about
the war of lllt‘ rnlwlllv-ti. saying that
might hail mmiuri'vd right. but sud-
Illi'llll' limit» ”it with It smile. :uyliig.
”That's :Iriutiu-r unmit- n
Mr, A-IlIuri‘rr l‘PS-lllllltill was adopted.
nlshup (‘hemy Resigns.
l’linliup t'linrbs Eduard (‘hilnpy
Whining.» [ltllhul‘it'l'fl tiiv prrwmulluuo.
"l'lh~ lili'il vole." liv izriial, "l lu-lluvo
lit in a fatal How in oil t‘hr'uttiun lib.
-rt\ in tin ltI-i l-il‘lllI-Il l‘ZtIle’vulizli rhurrh.
In viii "I'lllllull ii is ll lll‘lll‘lt'l‘flll' viola,
tion of the ilnluiiin llli‘tllfv'q plum liy
l’vlfllllill ('lllli'lll'lS In his wmliuturu in
the fuiiIiIlluI: vl‘ tlu- t‘lltll‘l‘ll. i cannot.
uith Kiwi ('HllSi‘ll‘lil'". ll‘ lll Milli-r iii ilil-
gift of :I muii- Il \iiii- ii. I am <~nnrinm‘il.
has lnid ”it all ill Ilii l'IiIil ..I .Iil t'liria—
ll.tn ll‘u-rtv in ill" l‘leil‘I‘ll. l then-lure
I'I-slgn luv ima=iiiuii .ir- :I no inlu-I' nf' lluv
hl‘v
oi
lN BICYCLES.
IN WAGONS.
lN OARRIAOES,
iN HARNE'GEBI
IN HONQE GOODS”
RAN
The Clothiers.
86 WashingtonSt.
AT WR'GHTJS REPOSITORY,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
GENUINE BARGAINS
BEST 00005 IN THE
And
The
MARKET.
#4 ..
South Norwajk.
Siwlnl ('lllil‘t‘ll lCXlI'liblUIl ll’llrll. an n
- truslI-I‘ II! the 'l'llvnlnt'li'iil seminary. llil
It Ii‘wlur of tlu- «- vInniiltm- nu Ilm'triue
and .nI‘slIIi- and any I-lllr‘r plum- l may
fluid by authority u! lht' gt-Iiri‘gil mun-
i‘ll."
Flt’t' other tlI-lngntm. including three
eleruyuwn. rr-elrtnwl tlivlr villain. in the
- munrll. Iinrl‘llw ltov. i‘. M. Mill‘lull uf
i'lillml-‘ipliiu unnouni'r'd‘tltnt lI-wnusv
n! ”In fll'liul't liIkHl llt‘ hml Iiutlinrtty
to willie that until i’urthc-r llulll‘l‘ thi-
Inn-Inn "Hill l\\il trust (Ittnln. unintuit-
mg in ”5.0M! annually. Would be with»
drawn. This fund was Ril‘tin by Mimi
Harriett ll. liennon of Philadelphia.
l'reuldinu lilahop li‘ullun'u vi'm allit-
touwl Willi li‘lil‘ll iii-I he fluid in Herwliv
ry Hl‘illll‘ll‘lifl. wit-Im- film \i‘nu ”fill”. "it
W‘Plllfl to be the lit-alumni: of the Mid,"
The [Iriit‘vwlllliiii were at n Mnudntill {or
ill intuition. “‘l’llll‘ deleituimt irii tlII-lr
attain to whisper in with other. lllnllnp
Walton lirnltr lll" allviii'v by ruliluu for
ll" immediate Inwiluu of the amoral!
t'nmmlllN' or the i‘lllll'l'h and on till-
jutirnnwttl of the III-Minn.
llluliup Pundit-ell. lilil‘llklfll u! the
withdrawal of int-nine from the two
truutn. In“ that him lions-III lllll nut
Iriiih to put mutiny into the church if
the latter nun in be IliIIrupIud,
Amunit tliu llt‘lt'llllli'fl who f-Illuwwl
Blair-p t'henI-y in resigning uillrt- lII iii"
mum'll were ll. W. "are of l'llli'llu‘l,
tho Rev. William Wilt-lay tii' Philadel-
phia. the Itt-v. P. J. Walter of t‘hieagu
and JMlit‘ii Van minis or tliewlaml.
no lien W to Milt.
“'llltmlmrre, 9a.. June i2.-il‘nplalti
1. w. lloynnldu and John Kl’li‘r of
Empty, l'u.. wororlitlrnrd to ill-dill. itiltl
Mnuriuu iteyunidc was fatally burnt-d
on the iluIIquI-littiinu river at l'ltlutuu.
The men wrnl In lit‘d lit the rub"! of it
Amine Itt iii n't‘iflf‘lt. and neon altar a
fire bruit» nut in the boiler "mm. Tin-y
had to run thrnuuh thin room. and only
Maurici- itvynuitin lived. lie war so
badly imrnrtl he t'iilltifll rmovor. ‘l'llo
around burned to tho wutrr‘c edge and
Inuit.
alum-II to In alum» time.
Wm»... ....
M
' New York.
III/e W.
" In! Mt Will! We
and a limiting friend at 10mph men.
artison. who use hiirtod
wfllih oi the M main to counter by
many millions thither-s it'flrsi rune
potted. ill» richer rm ontlmtrd bl!
[titers] content at 530.00%». Now itr.
w lilo poo-cutou- wens all in percent!
property. paying lam interests and
tom dividend» all at which were con-
bluntly allowed to accumulate, as the
personnl'oxoensec or Mr.
and inc family did not ascend 81.600 II
year.
under the direction or Mr. Karenina.
Who is n lawyer. and this will was rend
taut night in the presence of the heirs.
quests are made.
Central Park linpilat churtli. of which
Mr. Richardson was an a tendnnt, re-
('t'lVl‘ii $50,000 absolutely. The other bed
quart iii “7.500. to lift the mortgage
on the Central Park Baptist church.
portions.
widow, another in the non George and
a third in the daughter. Della ltichard-
con. Thi'fifl children are the fruits of
Mr. Richardson's lira! marriage.
math,- (,‘tl-PX‘K‘UUH’S. and neither in re-
quired to give a bond.
continue to live in the house that has
hormone famous art the "spite house."
man, lit about 15 years old and is a
prominent citizen ol Bridgeport, Conn.
350.0% was Mt,
N. 1L. and is tho non of Congressman
Gonorni Warren of Bunker lllll fame. '
tuner
Arthur W. Sober, Jamos 'i‘nlmtt..lose'ph
Walker. .l. H. Mullins and J. Bil. Tourer.
. n
Jun-I Item RR to ”
Hmltlnnfm editorial miter »
thin
renterdcy. the
. line can they will “000 much nearer
i he thinks over ”0.000
Richardson
Mr. Richardson's will was drawn
Mitlo from the iamlly only two be—
Tho Rev. ii iii. Warren. winter of the
All the rent is divided into three equal
«me of which cm to the
The non George and the widow are
The widow will
lieorgc Richardson. non of the dead
The lev‘. Mr. ll. M. Wagren. to whom
wmi born in Hudson,
William Warren and a dom-andunt 3f
InlllII-nrera at Mr. ltlchnrtlaon'a
were John .W. Ambrose, Mayo
W. llam'ltlno. Joseph Mellon. A. C.
l-lanI-y. Edward llnit'lry. Collin P.
lluiitinizton. ll. W. Nichols. Sam Sloan,
The
They retires/uni in the aggriigniv fully
t.'iii'IJIIIOJmO.
ltir-hnrdson was buried in the coflln
Wllll'h ho hurl mark» :it llrlriizvp'vrt owr
30 roars; arm and uhlr~h iII- hilll kept for
yrnrs in tlir- l‘ll't' {out nonsu- nt Eighty-
.sumnd stiw-t and Lexington :iw-tiuc.
Aftor lllr‘ .lmith. liIIvavvr. it ii’.‘t:~' found
III ho tun Billiill. so it was t.'tkvn apart
and tho lmnrtlrz of it screwed inside a
largoi' l‘iillln. i-‘H that ilichni‘vlsiin’s ex-
pre-sr‘v-Il wish might bi- fitlllliud.
FATAL JOKE.
A Newark Mun Klll- “in Friend tnlnton—
tinunily \i'lth II Revolver.
Newark. N. .I., June l.'.A Predvrlok
Miller, :Igwl [S yours. Iliwl in the (‘in
hospital troin ti wound canard by 3 pi»
mi built-t fire-d intu lilS lit ml in a joke
Chariot; chiullm 25$ 3mm 4.! ago tired
the ell-it and is non {mind up.
Thw shooting took plow in t‘lirirl-Ps
Siviglrr'h sztlmin, «In Morris Inn-nu». The
two lllt‘ll wont tlwro tuizvtiii-I'. and
Slitll'lly .ilit-i‘nitrrl Ztviiulkii I'U'ki’tl up .1
rltiulwr \llili‘ll mm lying an .I shelf {or
tlIr- put-paw» Hf i'xililllllllix ll. Ill“ [mint-
ed ll at his friend. and iIi the I‘ustniiinry
Iippmvml Inunnvr phased Iliv trigger.
lilrl l'rlv-id l’vi‘lllfill‘kllll: :tlmut tin; Silllit‘
time that lll' in: nut (“Hill
An Midas-inn livllv'llVl'il. and a bullet
entered the right side vii Miller's lit-std.
ilv fell \Iithuui a mini and div-d soon
Lilli r lw int: Likwn in the h mull. ll
Alt-r 7‘ iulitn ii a»; .iIrr. and Ii. mndc
:In . \Ipl:iii:il‘i In that II: that lit im- r um
duuti. ll" did nut think ill“ l‘vi'ull‘rl‘
would on ul'l‘. The \ivupnn, lI-Iu'iwir.
hiilllii'llr-ll in l.» it svif rm klhi.’ unv.
(lid Guard Member Dentl.
New York. June l3.-'4RR‘.llllllll .l-Iiwph
.\'.ilur nf ilu- Hid Guard «lit-«l yrstwrtiiiy
Hr WIN till will Killl‘kt’l'lltii‘kfir and ill)!‘
of the a! li-si and must inizliiy esteemed
lllt'llilnl'S of the Mid lluatvl. t'np’uir.
Nailar in Mr: )uquzvr day: la-ruuw a
number ul’ tliv l‘u‘nisitl Indvtr whit-ll
\wnuni-round tnv-Izu-d iut- the will
N-u' \‘ntk lily llllfli'Il und I‘I'vniuiiiiy
llt't'Ilnll‘ ill“ “M ”Ulll‘tl u! lltv’ til} at
New \‘nrk ul tmlny “II but eiulills-tli
birthday. FI'llNILII’X. that. lllt' Hid Iiuiml
KJVI' lul him it dinner. \Illll‘ll was .m-
uf lllo' innit-st military affair? ..I lit.
kind Ilml hm; i'l'l'l‘ tuitm plow in Now
Yt'l'll.
Suburban Railroad Incorporated.
’l'rc-urr u. Juno 1‘), I.\rll-'lt'il Id inmr.
pnrniiuu ”i ilI-- Nvtl’ York and fine III--
lllli;~‘ riilli'nml lixivv lawn {.Ii'u'iit'tlrd :.
tlu- mwrvtury or iiiIllt‘. il‘nllam’inu let ii
Iii-ll .Il lllt‘ nlllti-t‘ii: IlIIlII-i‘i ‘ll‘llllt‘fi ul
l-Zlmliii. N. l’.. lil‘l‘fliilvllli lit-unis luvnu,
l'niun. N. .l.. \‘lw- Illi‘filllt'lil. W. S. M: .
(‘nt‘aL l-Iliiiiru. N Y.“ lreiinurnr; U. W.
ltlunuhuu. Hurt Human. N. J .tli'i‘l‘t‘lllf)‘
'l‘lu- Ilirm'iuizt mutton of Hi“ ulmw
llillllr'Il I'xw‘illiii- Iiillrvru unit 'l'lumdurw
(.3. I'Tiiillliih. iCllzulIvlli. N .I.. Nlt‘liul.”
If. .i. l-Incdnlt. l‘lllldlitlll. .V. J. and
Ileuruo ii. Final. NI-witt'it. N. J.
Atlvouiieis Ilclti n (‘ainp Meeting.
Wnrwnivr. More. June it "'l'lifl two
Wfl‘kn' ‘fi'llllll mmtinu 0i the New Hum
laud iii-remit Day Advvullnt III-Irwin-
lluii hln been opened oil "11' Hill hull
Ri‘nllli'll. ‘l'hv annual midi-«III «It the
m‘miltlt'hl. Elder H. W. ('Illlf‘l‘ll. chow.
ml the ItiiifIIrr'In-I' in he in a mind I-imill-
lion uplrilunlly Int unit an iinuuclull;
Tito lrmuuiii luut ll Mll’llllll ill nwr
timid. 'l'iiv Iumnlwiniilp III "M limit.
The Firm i’lilll‘lll ul’ Lith‘ll wax-I ItIliIIti-
let! to the miiti‘ui‘enml. The autumn no:
prvm-hml by Eider l-‘. W. Mon (I! Am»
lit‘lill.
. o. e... w-.. .. ,........, News...
ticllm ninth-Iii Drown-It.
linunwr. N. ll, Juno 1% ~Ilnruld
l‘lllln-ri. of Dartmouth. ’iiit. nimmv
home lit in Ni-ututi lliultlutuin. Mun.
an vitvtnisluiy yuunrt Imtu and Well liitnl
liirutiiihnut llli' millvar. lunt lIiII m» M
lll‘ult'lllllll in lll‘" (lounvuiluut fitter. (lib
‘1'“ and hill chum. Fri-ll V. llonnin. haul
been ramming and were rt'iiit'liittlt huim.
Juui art they reaehwi thr- rupiull.‘ th“l'
which the wntrr is runnlmt swiftly. the
mace uvnrturuud in an eddy. liil‘zert
unit. while limiuis Iiiruimled for life
and finally Hillt'ltotl chore.
my Damn 00 ”nth.
"admin. it. in. June It.~»il'ranit ite-
lltcw York. June lie-“Tile trial i‘ the
puny. I-utntminly called lite Cigarette
oral dun in the court or Marni m.
’,M’ lmfufi! Judie Mineral. Ml
«whorl an tar as the «locum at the
jury. After they than lurch Narnia
tho court Illicit-tied until Wit ti'ulcuh
amt "and" Whig
officers at the Amviirttn 'l‘tilitti‘ o carnal
tract. which iuui been gain: on im— IW. '
rue's grocery more Iii Kinderhmk wan
[mind by “M 'l'ltt' Work. which Whit
[railed at it.” in a tutti! ions: incur-
Iuiee. it In. Jim Frauen Van Airtim-
and Ir. and tire. J. Vitam- mutual
room- mate the Mill‘l‘ tutti lonely main It
With their three. iii-u V Alfiyilol
will curried out of the trail tins hr II
m 'i‘he original the their
M ”M Pinyin it” in
Pretty Good PI'tIiIIill {or
South Nowell: Pronto.
When we Ice it nominee.
When our own cm hear it.
When our neighbors tell It.
Our irirmis Ipt‘lortc It
No better evidence can lir- had
lt' a not what people say in Maine.
Or distant iliultcriugs iiom tall—
iornia.
No'det'civing echo“ llt'l’t'.
South Nurwnlk talk about South
Norwalit peppic.
Public opinion puhiiehrd [or
public good
Him: is no prooi like home prtmi.
Home testimony at the bark at every
Box of Donn s Kidney Pill»
Can you believe your neighhort?
iltc ,
Read this statement made byu rIti-
zen:
Mrs. C. Gaming. living on llili
street. says: “I am well up in rare.
and like a great many old people have
had trouble with my kidney-I lorn long:
time, musing (llSll‘t‘nSlng burl-min: i
could find nothing to give me an' rc-
but and l iancicrl that Donna Kiduty
l’ills might htlp me. even if they didn't
cure. I went in Plaistcd's drug More
and got a .uppiy. l was not cheap
pointed Donu' s Kidney Pills disposed
of the inst attack. The linokarhc and
suffering are a thing of the past}
Dunn's Kidney l’ills for sale by all
dealers. price so cents Maiird by Fur
lef‘h’lllllui’fl Co. Buffalo. N. Y sole
agents for the United Stair-I Rill‘cnl
her the name. Donn s, and take on
R llllli’l HAWK!
A Disgusting Habit Altogether Too
Familiar. How to Slopii.
R It may he a habit.
It may be catarrh.
But- cnturrh isdangerous.
The habit is disgusting.
Chianti causes headaches, inflammr
tion of the eyes, deafness anti consump-
rion.
R The habit causes humiliation.
Chitin-h and habit should be cured.
Mr. H. L. Woodworth, ol 1 Burbank
Itreet. South Norwalk.,anyii: “I have
been troubled with catarrh for some
time; my head and none seemed pretty
well stuffed up. and the quantities of
matter that ran int; my threat at night
Would cause me to hawk. spit and often
gag in the morning, before I could clear
my throat. I got some California t.':I-
tarrii Care at l’luisted'ri drug store. and
already these symptoms are very much
better. My throat is finely tree from all
matter in the morning. and my whole
head feels much clearer.”
in cnsosul hay fever. California (fa-
tiirrli Curr gives Instant- rolief. and used
in season it will entirely prevent the
malady.
Sold by all dealers. in) tents; three
times as much. Si 00.
With the blood full of lllllllfml the
heated term {sail the more oppressive
(live the system a thorough cleanainu
with Ayer'a Snroiipirllia and humour
two of Ayer's l'ills. and you will oujav
Summer a» never before lll your life
Just try this for once. and you'll not re-
pent it.
"They are duudir-a," aaiil'l'hox lion'-
"fit. nf Ilu- (hatchet. ’i‘rxus. I'IIitI-rpriw.
eiiil.» writing about Iluwut'c liliilt'
i‘lzuly ItiH-rn the famous little pills im-
Ink imidm-Iiu and diImIIII-rii of the
iitlilili li illlil liWI‘. U. (I. Stillman iiiitl
E. l'. Wit-.d
'ilit‘ \Vlhlllv‘lil (ind )h’mn printstlm
lull nwiuu In regard to an old to "tniilt oi oi
'luit plum: "Frilllk MlAVll). iur uuiui
roars in the trophy of thin I... N. A A
0, fly. hero. I-uyII: 'l have lliit‘tl illimir
lierliiin'tt i‘ulw. Cholera :tud lliiirrliwii
lb-uwdy for mi )1le or lungI-rwziui
never wiilmut it in my family. i l'llll
elder it the ‘0" remedy of tin- kind
nmnufmtriml. 1 intro plenum In IN
nuiuwutiiuu it ' " it in nI-pcciilo [or all
lionui iliuirtlurti ‘nr stile by (l t‘.
Stillmn ~ . ..
A lll'lllllly appetite. with perfect. Ilium
thin and Mlllillifllilil. may be u-ourotl by
his Inc «If Aynr‘Ii l’lllii. They I-inauiu-
Iml IInIIigtlII-ii tltu whole alimentary
canal nut ruIroro all diminution: in ilm
natural function: of either not. without
my unplcmut ethnic.
limit mimic a couch Menace the
Weathir in pleasant; before the but
with: rollu around it may devolup into I
cartoon tlill'it'ttltyu beyond repair. 0m
iiinctuthitmh t m in «ma into and
will do what iiu name iihpltu. (M. .
titillmn anti it i‘. Ward
M»... Ma... 4....
Im- live it too.
M- a "will! lmlielnn lion-n I (him
i
furihuli wow Mums livid rd in HM‘IE‘
l‘ or I‘m mm twine. m or his 3
will or. inl imillunmolisilnl nilMIJw I hr“),
min III-wile ill mi 1n limp,
Itih iii-mu him“, all Rl’w lei-unlit tin-
iailiut Ilium alumni-i «II-lt- amt-I-Inluro
‘ . ”lute." «nitride tm. lam when
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lmmll ll Mn lit
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"mum .IIIIRIRILII'R Illa-git IRini-i
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in tun me me
all? 3" “it” ill-
tra «in my.” in!-
II II alto m. p it
mu m :3: I a»?
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as ill in It Ita-
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‘Wm Mil, ”nth?” G
Norwalk Chronicler