Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 20, 1898 · page 2

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 
 

 
 

 

will Fight if we Turn
Over to Spanish little.

‘vHiiiiillElls iii ilEii EiliiSllilii.
t: We. s-fif—l. .
. «sawmmmwmw
' commandant"
their leads.

 

fob

\ . a,
fl." them

 

 

1(By Associated Press.)

boildotl, September so—riie Manila
correspondent ‘oi the' Times says:
"l‘bodmmnts. ursodbv constant ru-
moys oi the intention at America to re-
establish Spanish rule in the animals-
go. continue recruiting their army.
Hundreds from Manila are enlisting
daily and troops are being drilled ev-
erywhere. Great diligence is exhibited
everywhere in imitating the American
formation and manual. particularly in
volley tiring. 'i‘be intrenciunents in
certain portions are being strengthen-
ed, and a vigilant line oi pickets is
kept outside the suburbs. At‘the same
time the attitude at the insurgents is
much more friendly than it would be
after the evacuation.

The provincial leaders are paying in-
to the insurgent treasury a certain per
cent. at everything received irom con-
vent funds. By this means they man-
age to maintain the central authority.
preserving the integrity of their own
command. A general occupying one
rich province sent to Aguinaldo 835,000
in cash last week.

"The agitation among the insurgents
is stimulated by the clerical party.
which uses every effort to influence the
natives aglnst ..merican occupation.
Evidence to this eiieet is absolutely
trustworthy, although Archbishop Do-
sai and other prominent ecolesiastlcs
deny all knowledge of such action and
solemnly disclaim personal participa-
tion in it. Strikes in all industries are
becoming more-extensive daily and tho
labor question is last growing erious.
The Americans unwisely continue to

. pay nearly three times the usual wages.
causing discontent to spread rapidly in
every class of workmen. All manufac-
turers are much hampered. the tram-
ways are irequently stopped and every-
where trouble is threatened.

"The news from Washington that the
battleships Oregon and lows have been
ordered here and that 60,000 tons oi
coal would be shipped is interpreted by
the Americans as proof oi the intention
of the government to hold the island oi
Luzon. Nothing important is reported
from the insurgent congress. which
holds sessions daily. ii the insurgents
should rcceivo personal assurance of
ioreign possession i believe the disin-
tergration oi the revolutionary govern-
ment would be speedy and complete.
The urgent necessity for removing the
prisoners oi war is iully recognised by
the authorities. but no remedy is in
sight. and the health oi the American
troops anti the prisoners is seriously
threatened. Nearly 10 per cent. at the
iormer are already on the sick list."

The thing Kong correspondent oi the
Daily Mail says: "The li‘illpplno cou-
gress has favorably impressed its pro-
ceedings. it is believed that its dollb‘
stations will result in a petition to
President McKinley to establish it pro-
tectorate. The attitude oi the Amt-ri-
can artny olicers towards the insur-
gents is causing stash unfavorable crit-
ioilill among Iowans who have re-
turned lroni Manila. 'i'lit-y blanio their
abut cruel igasranos oi the native
character and their elementary ideas of
ooloniaiu. The alcers seem deter-
mined upon winning glory at the es-
pense oi the insurgents by hatching
imaginary revolts. Mulnsldo has ob-
eyed every order. whether accompanied
by threats or not. A Ilrltish naval oi-
ilcsr who has lost returned from lla-
nlls says: "What is needed is a lorce
iivuuuintod with the Asiatic character.
llaiorioa does not north to utilise the
illalvrlal she has at italid. I"?! 0“
ls stirprlsi'tl that ii. F. Williams. Unit-
ed iltstrs consul st Manila. was not
sent iii l'itrls instead of a lot at stal
elem who know little at the
pious. lam satisfied that if 0
Wiidaian be given the power he could
arrange ovet‘yilltll satisiseisry with

mldo.”

“

'l'ltrlts make very poor minors. anti

 

nearly all the mines in the ortoaisal

- re are worked under concesalohi
granted by the government to foreign-

ers. lunch a English companies
hold the greater

ms. for which f. y pay high raw.
biting-incite ore is the chief mineral
prtuiuct of Turkey. btit iignite. nonwhit-

,.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

.‘i

the

 

luluwvo'waoowasavntessv at . '

W

orion House.
Gregory's Point, South Norwailt.

J. E. Sullivan, proprietor and manager.

Tends reasonable; bathing boating.
tinnitus. electric cars to hotel. t'Oil-
ti . n with all trains on the
N. ., N. H. «is H.1i.lt.

UNSIH‘I'ASSHD Rlltllll-i llilliANI) ('lutM
BAKI'IH AND SHORE DINNHIW.

jyl 5m

 

Grand Central linrlttit.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers itt
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
Norwalk Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.

Little Neck. (,‘lnms sent tail on lilt'
Half Bliell.

 

Water-melons and
Cucumbers on ice.

imported on anti Sardines.

Hunt & Zelttfl

Teioplioue 354.

LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.

m m I‘I‘OIMII 0'

Furniture. Manna.
ltoyoioa. Carri-goo.
.‘Css 0.0.. ..0a

'0. PAI‘IIOWAH I'm A!

TaylordGolden‘s
its little at issuesii ass.
14 W M lo- M.

 

Us .s m
I". so till.
Bless. a'ltl Haiti Itrsot.
M

i

 

in. mass 1 1‘
levsrflalls.
sauasaaavvttoosawss
‘(sisass “we“ sassl.
imammma; .
lacunae-m.” ”Mal
foe-hamawlssovlamsfisatssl slot-ism

: I”

~iaciata rmuwsm ass.
lea-sum

Immunisation.

s

‘bccn 'vlsltlng her grandparents. Mr.

,iuir. ilt‘id til the Town Hall. lbtt'lrn.

.‘i‘ft" i W Hi“

.i canon {tint

its“: .. 4-. 7
, o .. l " ’ " '
Jom Our filub
_ o
Loisoi men have joinedhour‘Save #2"
club. llicy ptiyus iii} let the best Derbys
tliiii Ciill in: iiiiitle, copies in shape and quality
oi the sham-iiigiccrs' $9 D:rbys. There's no

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

i
it

i
g

..
‘ initiation ice. and no dues.
.‘s't skin or. - '
. 'l‘ii: Necktvezu' lll‘lll thinks we're neglect—
é” lilg illSiidW'b‘lthit- Most oi ilicztiiiiigs be has
are “bright . enough to spank ior ilietusclves. ,,
“icy is their own invitation to buy. 25c iillti "

50c.
fiiilris.

V'l‘iie Siiiri iiitiii thinks the sinus. But
we re Willing to illth’ the new Silii’lh tell their
own story. About all the new ones have ur~
rived. MOO. $1.50.

Trousers.

, Since iiiveiiiorya good many pairs of
good li'otisci's have saved us the trouble oi
storing them. More here yet at inviting prices.

-
t
i

pay lain Strut.

sraiwerius. ' .

. sis-ale sun at. EKGS &<o
ssw asses, '

. lay-loo comb or. O .
saioosrosr, INCORPORATED

Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evening; '

 
 

is

fiWWWflPM‘MRVA

§
i
i

log that we throat:h patience and trom- ‘
fort oi the Scriptures might litivet
hope." There is n grcttt deal of cfiort.«
stint Mr. “'illlitt‘t'. to bring the nibio?
Into tllsreptite. lie believed most pro-f
family in the l'ciitett-uch and all or the'
other books of the Old Testament. lie:
said he had no troubic with the deluge}

 

pasts-rt an stoma.

Charles (loll. who has been ill of
typhoid pneumonia. is slowly gaining.

——

 

 

Miss Abbie Ogden. oi llrookl-yn. has

and Mrs. Henry Whitney.

 

Miss (‘urrio White. oi Noroton. has
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Wells
and Miss ileeley. of New York.

Miss Ada i.. Lophnm and Miss (‘ar-
i'ie M. lloyt have returned from a tilii)’
oi several weeks at Oak island ('flnlil,‘
I l.. l.
|

etc, which are bring cast away its tin-‘
true by the enemies oi God and truth.
He argued that ii Wt‘ would only count'

 

 

come cosy, and we shall revel iii the
iloids of revolution. llc mentioned the;
fact that the modern critics any solva-
tlori does not tlepvnd on the ()lil Scrip-
illl'l‘ll. To show the iiiisity oi this po—
sition. Mr. Wuilme used an apt lliua’
trailon oi a tiilrtren-llitt house, whoso=
'fotitidation was supposedly bolus tlult
away. Just as unreasonable as would
be the bit-n that the upper flats could
remain with no footitlation. so is it im- >

Floyd llitclit-ock and wife. of Mt.
Vcrnon. have been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. ti. Elmer Jones. of
(ilenbrook. -

The Republicans will hold their town
caucus in tho Town Hall. nest work

the coming year.

—.-—..__—..-

ISL .ltilin's liomnii

 

‘fllt'iil. The man or woman. continued:
the .~pcaitu-t'_ who ili'flillis‘itl tpii-iiiiiui tho
word of tiotl is in moral danger. lly
,plt'aaltig illustrations .t was shown that
people are starving ior what the lit?
ilit‘ contains, and yet know not what its
lil it. The ill‘itrt‘l‘!‘ were impri‘m'i'l'

with the truth that the only prison
who rcnlly hits comfort be lill‘ illilii who

t'utlitilit' i‘illil‘l‘il
i-lcplcmbcr list to hilt inclusive. itcttt-tl
"to society “bio.

A handsome memorial window in be.
ing [liill‘t'll Ill St. Luke's t'illii‘i'il. ill,
tributary of ”in into Dr. W. it'. l"i‘l'llt‘il.
who was it mtt oi lili‘ i't‘t‘iill'.

 

 

French ind—“iniiiican Soups.‘

bulleves God and trims His word The
plow-urea which di‘! indulged iii by the
world it‘lll'l' iitt iii-liiiit: void. but thou-
iwho l't‘llli)‘ got that iind o aaliuiylug
'ptiriioti, "l ilt‘iie‘tt' Ill'i‘)‘ M‘lllt'lll'i' Hi
the illbic.” said Mr. Wallace. emphati—
hilly. He sold ho had long ago utitiivti
over his lulltlt-i notions, and illliit‘tl'ti
ihlll Ii (“ii‘rni'll lift' is rt'i‘lll’l'l‘ ii will im
in iiotl's way it?» taught in the lltiilt'.
it Was shown that llilli‘l‘ i‘t'Vt‘l’l’fllt‘ for
”in word of tlmi iiihi llltll‘l' illiHlliliil liir

’\'t-lic 'I'iitllllllrtlll ililrt tiithlc it decided
illl|ll'llvt'mt‘lll iii ills plitt-t' iii iitt' iiiol
.oi Nortiloii Hill by extending his pl-
,nun clear across the trout of his to...
lilt-ilt'c. '“

'l‘iie barber shop of ii. Richard Ab~
ontli'otli is being thoroughly ri-titivatcti
by Mother a ”woman. tht| owners. 0
t', llowen is putting on new witli pn-

the fish story, tltc furnace oi ilre, etc...

the great God in. all things would bc-'

Tuesday night. to nominate odit-crs for "mm“. for the N”. Tflmmm, m "h,
1min if we throw‘ away iii- Old Tonia-i

per and repainting the lillt'l‘itii‘.

Titi'l‘t‘ nits llililt’ lI lurgc t-routl iii sol-
ici's on War Iiurii's links saint-titty.
'llicrc With no hiii't'illi match. but the
members art» so l'lllilllhiiltviit' that prison
art- lturtily lll't'l'nnitl‘) to bring them out.
The game Wits wcll puii'utilat-d Huntlay.

bar "illi’b' ucw house and is melting
citit-iisivc imprtivcrtictitn upon Mr. tlcb
it‘l'it'l plat-c. Mitpio il\’l‘iilil‘. He will
at an early day. t-ouiiut-ntc work upon
iilltll‘tlt‘l‘lllt'llla uu 'i‘liouttis ll. \"iibtiii'o

 

' iiiuugttt'utwl

its author. was tlic trying need of in-
nluy. The concluding h‘llllll‘itts lll.|iit‘
rotation iii the l‘it-urii revolution.
which. said Mr. Walnut-o, alts Illliliii~l.t-
liably lirotuht on through a chic thin
ii liit‘ "lilit' Ht- it'dit'ti litol ii lili- rim-
ll'llllllr- of llit‘ flt'riilillli'u .tntl the (Wills-
ilflll I'llllt‘t'il Wt'rt' I"‘ilill\t‘l‘ fl‘tilli lili‘ .lii

thurics .\illli~p.iliuli is building Wli- tiirt-liisiic truism. at out boltm-tl lost

the I'i'lll‘llliilll of tho it «i um- Illilitl bi-
'l'itrtuiaiiitul the M'l‘l‘itiil.
Mr Wallace t‘lllill‘li "in wind of taint
iitiil slititvtui that It only will cat-rt st-
llirtiugh the dark tull- r iii death "l‘V

 

llvoi'gt- M. 'i'tcplc. oi Ncw ilaictt sill
prctirli tonlgiii.

iliill‘I‘. llitt'lcti.

-.... .... . g... m.»

Motion was llltttil' ll tow day- into rt-l-
aim to living lluitllu‘s its-a oi several
flut- iowiu. Wiliii‘ looking through iiit-
Itiis itir llillllt' Utility: of tile- birds. be
came across it heap of feulhcrs, and I M... .,
upon """“"“m'" '3 w" ittliliti "I‘M ; "slit-vii Alumni in tiiiivillg lo ilt‘ltlge.
lili‘y i‘ltilll‘ from J. l . Kliiltvioilcl it, who i will. "”1““ "mm." ‘. iltmillllll iii "m.
was also a stilercr. Will.

a...— l

mama.
Joseph lilierrl. tlii- burbct". Itus ilill\‘-
{ml in New Vurii vii) again.

w-.. .t .. ... a...

 

'l'iic only opposition lo the cstoiisioti ‘ “g p ”nun.” u-ll lwallt "H" we“
oi the trolley It'wii'ill tiowii Wot-ti ave l”... m"... M "mm.“ H. Mum”. l‘ii.
title that wr Itcut' anything about t'tllllt'a , 4m,” W mum"...
ironi parties who have hormo- and can t , _
images in plenty. Nlueydivc per will ' tit-time t‘i‘ticgoil, ill ltuylntiiitl «INN.
‘oi the rcnitititis met this way would ‘ his» I-iilcrcd t'riluiitbiii mlh‘c, isms
WMNWM tillM "Mm” lfl't'ctll't'lll’" "i York. and will titlic it course of siiiiit,
whom the iiwncrs were. the Norwnllt e..-
Tramway or the l'tmstllitilli‘ll. ‘ ll; tirilcr oi lill‘ ”Hill the liquors
} w- :i-tiiiilscuirui at the mom raid on tile
.ltiaoph ll. King. list-ti Mi. was found l-‘ittrihw llotisc. itowoytoti, at-rr do
«haul in bed by lib» title in liriiigspori. siroycd. yesterday. by iloputy ithoril
Mr. King was it vt-tcrnn tit tlic| lair liyttn, in the pronoun. oi iiprriai liilcor
, war. having served us sergeant oi t‘oin- 'Tlminss lititit.
patty ll. i'lrst (”'otinrcib'itt cavalry. ltr- W”““““"“"
i really he has been n stiflerc" froth aslh- , Hall “in" “midi. “i Will Island.
'ma. and has been in the aim gm. i ran into a cloth" line, while "an.”

rim-w llomr. lie "in to “pimp",jthr island on illis wlicvi last Thursday
till visit his family. and "it .mmtly 3 night. and "P‘It‘fll a bad fall. The
fit] in. testis] health. tum“ pm 'mirope cstuht him under the chili and
‘ went to rouse him she timed lilia ' landed him on his back.

druid. ilsari '"M‘lll' was the cause. i .....
. And you took part in the desttiwtioa

A most helpful and instructive mw sf l'crwra‘s ill-rt? liow glorious

 

m..w.W».

 

 

 

in

it of mm. privllwg- . Malm “Cuban-numb ours was delivered in the tent last ev- lhi‘i‘ onr’s blunt for one's country?

"Mill by It". lirtttgc ll. Wallace. oi‘YDlr llatrlc is ill the list of iterative,

um llltigr-poit. The following merits irom illicit?

iiotrlans lv. 4. were used as a last: i No. mw'alw. i wasn‘t one oi the lit"

sad copper are also found iti large For sgls lg loath m .1 o, 0. "For whaisrrvcr things were writiraitm. l was down ill the aloha hole.

quantities.

a

 

Itiilsos, II Valium street.

 

iiorctimt- wort» written for our learn-isheddis' smir gallons of m'railoa.

 

sssmsamm.

"crass lesson ants.
wtuaoosorutnasti to ram

 
 

-. a.-.—

We cry out at the incompetence and
neglect oi those whom politics have
placed over our nations defenders. But
are we in no way responsible? if not
these. yet tor similar abuses? is not
your own body a horror ship? is not
rsnlt poison iciitering in your nasal
passages? Do you not have to hawk
and gag to clear it from your throat
mornings? iiow much of it in every
twenty-four hours passes into your
stomach. there to mingle with one
Iource oi life. your food: spreading the
infectious germs over the whole surface
oi the digestive passages, causing ag-
onizing indigestion, and acute catarrh
oi the stomach. intestines. liver. kid-
neys, and bladder? How much passes
into the lungs. sowing and fertilizing
the germs of sore consumption. poison-
lug that other source of life. the air
you breathe? And thus, in both ways.
so wonkcniiig tltc whole syfiom that
every slight exposure gives you a se-
vero cold, and crew chili threatens to
result in the horror of the East. Pneu-
monia. And more: in that poisonous
virus the germ oi diphtheria thrives
and multiplies. Your home may be-
come a horror ship.

California (.‘atnrrh Cure will stop
this. it will save you and your ismily.
its hundreds of thousands of attested
cures prove this: there is no case of
catarrli that it fails to relieve and cure.
Delay no longer. use it at once, and cs-
cape the dangcr that surely threatens.
California ('aturrli Cure is sold by all
drugglsts: 50 cents: three times as
much, one dollar.

Moving Khead!

 

 

Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.

We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs iii Red.
(liven. Blue and Brown.

You an» mrdialiy invited to
call and sec thorn.

_ Paintera' auppllel.
(listen. «in.
Painting, pairerhaiiglng
and (imitating.

E. E. GORI‘IAM

to First itiiiiii, iitii lentil

" .i. "0. sessions.
diaper iitstmttltiniatr. luster.»

onus I!
Wall Paper- .nd Border.

1 NORTH IAIN BTltll'i‘.
ilouth Norwaih.
lampis Books oi Latest lltyies oi
Papers. Borders and tliit Mouldings
‘ taken to houses for inspection. on no-
lies by postal. lsiltnates cheerfully
gives. a"

:J. D. JENNINGS.
undertaker.

1 IAIN sum.

 

 

Norwaih.
Illlnihitm. IL! season

tioaa.

TILIHIOII CAI-lo. il-I

 

Jacob M.Lavton.

on... i. . . a. . 0...“..- ..

The Same Old

oust! _ . pours. '
Per-asst _ mama-opts oi
lorwaixand their Friends.

(icorge W. Merritt. of Milford. is a
guest of Mrs. Theodore Brush, of Brush
street. ‘

‘t‘ii
Told on the Streets of WW6
walk as well, as ”WW,

Some things you cannot telltoo ' L
Repetition gives them siren ..
The same old story is p, ‘ '

Brings toy to the sillicted. . .
Tells liow burdens can be raised.
liow the back can be relieved. ’
All the rains and aches removed.
Proves ow easily it's done. r” ‘
East Norwslk poo do tell this my
Friends and adult )0"! talk oi it.
They tell about their Kidney may
flow they sufl'ercd—how the W

came.
i What they think of Doan's Kl

‘ l

 

 
 

Miss M. A. Holmes, of Norwalk. has
been visiting Mrs. A. E. Morley. oi
llarien.

car.
When it brings happiness to

 

George 8. liradley. oi South Norwalit.
spent Sunday in Southport, visiting
friends.

 

Mrs. Clarissa Adams and Mrs. Homer
l<'. iiucknam are visiting relatives in
Cannon. '

 

 

Miss Mary Norris. oTNorwaik. spent; Pm“- . . ,
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Chase,i R'li'rcl'l'lrr‘iimh‘i' first: ‘3",o.ycw

in llsnbui'y.

strcct, employed at the Norwallt W
Go. says: "I was sull'ering irom an‘
tack oi backache when my 'st j ‘
was directed to th’ilan's dKidiilcy Pm
and i got a mix at state strug , .;
and took the contents as the (New,
indicated. ’l‘hcy acted promptly. and
radically. lloan's Kidney l’ills avg.)
fine remedy for backache. No rear.
no bottle to carry. no spoon to tor
or lose. You simply put them in your!
rcst pocket. take them and they do lilo
rcst.‘ ‘
Dnan'i Kidney Pills are for sale by
i all dealers. Price 50 cents pct: box.
Sent by mail on recri t of pilot
l’iisicr-Milbuin Co.. Bu 310, N. Y.,
i agents for the United States. Rem-
ber the naste—Doan‘s-wand take no sab-
Rilutc. “

Captain William (rt-ottoman, of itunt‘
tl‘r Zoliil'f's market, is spending a Week?
in Anmonk. Ci.

 

 

Miss 8. Louise Sultan. of Spring‘
Hill. returned home yesterday from a;
visit in Arisonlu.

 

Mrs. Hester Kennedy. of Harlem, has
lit-cu visiting Miss ('liurlotte Raymond.)
of Knight itlrt-el.

 

Miss Mary Pickett. of Norwalk. spent
Sunday in llanbtzry. the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. W. A. Riggs.

 

George N. Yeaton. of Adams. Mass.
was a guest of Rev. R. O. Sherwood. of‘
South Norwulk, over Sunday.

 

SHE KNEW .llM.

"Just about the time the war with
lpain broke out," remarked the veter-
an drummer, “i started on a trip
'through the mountain towns oi Wat
Virginia and Kentucky. Great enthla- .

all!!!“ was manifested everywhere in
that land where there is so little oi .
:lit- eventful. and what struck me po- ,
, , 't-uliariy Was the nt-rvous anxiety of tho ,
F. Vi. hminersou and family. “Vb",women. They were enthusiastic 10¢.
, have been spending lili‘ .isllililllt'l' intoI course. m a way. hm they wanted
.iili‘ir cottage at Hickory illufl. lime "h”, Women's m0“ folks to so to tho
“ returned '0 “mom-”L war. not their own. One of the motto- ,
”5*“ «in girls i had known since my trip
of last season, and when i got back ‘
i expected to find her married to the
count: fellow who had been sparking
’lier for a long time. When i met her

 

t Niel Benedict, who was one of the
Norwaik-Slamiorti Klontlikc party. is
visiting relatives in South Norwiilk.

‘ ('lnrence Mosbrr. of Albany. :3. Yo
till visiting his cousin, Misses Atldio
{and Laura Lawrence. of School street.

 

 

Mrs. John E. licriztini. oi New (‘21-
nuun. who has been visiting Miss Nei-
llo McMahon. at South Norwiilk. the
past wr-ck. returned on Sunday.

'l‘lioiniis i'tiracll and family. oi New-
‘ tirk. ili't‘ guests of E. ('onnors and iam-
ily, of West street. Mr. l’arsclls is a
prominent til'il‘t‘ill‘t‘ in that city.

i thought i would jolly her a bit on
her sweetheart."

" 'liy the way. Susan} i said. ‘I heard
down in Siahiown as i came throtxh
his morning that .iim had enlisted and
was going to flit- front with the tint
companies scnt away.’

"'ls that so?’ she replied. in that,_
peculiarly indifferent way common
among rustlcs.

"‘Yos_ and there's a chance you
won‘t sec him again list the company
is ordered to lcavo immediately}

" 'i.-t that so'." and i‘ilt‘ never stopped
'll‘i‘ swinging of a peat-htree branch
i but she was using its a iiydrrtiah.’
WWAW. ‘ "‘llonl you want to see him before

‘ , ‘ . il' got-s, i airlki'ti with much dramatic

N‘ “"9"“ “ "NW" M“ bwn W'" “"941, thinking i might move her that
M'llll'ii with .i Lingo llllillin'i' of new . .
boots 5 r “‘1’: , .

' . i hilt‘ laughed it low saw-mill

. ‘lnil of a laugh.
Eduard Shrilt‘i‘l‘. of lli'itlgt-pori. l:- ‘ . , , , . . , .
ill :it the ironic of ..is father on upper I‘m' ML "'“MH' I." said. you

Main strrcl.

Mirn- Kntlc (‘utlcn of Jersey City.
who is visiting the Misres Atltllo and
Laura lJiWi‘t-nt'v. at School street. will
return home the latter part of this
Week.

Mr. llllll .‘lrrl. .lt'srtt‘ lt't-rt,,tii Now .‘lll-
iord, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
lviw, oi Norwalk. have returned home
after a week's visit With Mr. and Mrs.
":li‘ilin hrs. of llnnbury.

hula

ilr anyiti‘ about .lliii Short. do yet
Well. i ain't. Ilo yc reckon l'd be
art-vii enough to think that a tailor
but would spark it girl for four years
illitl was too cowardly to even try to
lug on a Mllllilll'l' night in the full of
iilt moon. hail sand enough in his crew
to line the army? No. siree, Jim ain't
tint-it yit. and he ain't a.goin' to. till
his ici-liti's bus liiltli'l'wflli. it could”-
bl.it- l‘ilililflr. cr l'iii no ledge try a
tut-k‘a ticst. llnvi- tttiotlicr sitvver ll!
Lo [HM-U

.\ll.«.~ .‘iiliilii' \Vlioiic and John Mt'lr-
ti-y. of (it'iiltli‘flli lliii. acre tii.ii'riml
Sunday cit-tiling.

Mai’iiii l‘tillt'iis, who it's» lit-t'ii \lsllv
lug ticotgr- llnlt, of link Wood lion,
has l‘l‘lili'iltll to his illllilt‘ in New
York.

Minion has ii.'.i! schools, tli' which
531: iii" 'Ilfillltllii'li it) tho stoic, "" '2

ti.-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

at her mother's where I took dinner,

linli'l think i'in ii‘ill'lil'Viil' what you ' “

by «lib. and 2.”: by individuals or
atit'it‘ilt'l The actual attendant-- tit
llirai' bulimia iliri yt‘iti' Will “lint“. ltllti
iltr- .iuiottitl itiipi'tipi'iittt-tl for the support
of liii‘ public it. iitlilin was nimut tattoo,
tiliil,

 

"i took lilllllill'l‘

sliver."-WIIMH-

loii i-lltll‘.

~_.m~m

customs»

li.l.,ll.ll.uitlil.li.li.liniil'iliii n. list 1.. its M a...

in effect .luiic i. it”.

LEAVE tilllf‘l'll N0ltWM.K Pill!

NEW YORK.

learn the

Signature of

—._.—

 

N Mr lL'itlls. liniik. Mira. 0.1!». bills.
'i.l.'i. Hill. iii“. ”.03". 9.30. Nils.
”Ml. ”JIM. “All.

l'. M ~l2 its. iii. ”In. sot. 4.01.
ii.ltis. Lilli. Mills. a.li. 1.0”. Ml. iii.”

For broken surfaces, sores. lanai
lilies. blit‘iia. shill diseases “ii ”I
ciniiy pllcs.ihcre is oua reliable the
My. ikintt'a Witch lisaal m
When you can for ilotl'tii's don't as-

 

!“ We and nations Il'NiiM'll. ccpl coiinirrietts or frauds. res
INGURINCE a. u.—-t2.nsi. inns. ails. ans. not be disappointed hr Milll‘s
' l'. kin—list. it'll. Nils. tutti. iisst-i itslve. ltdwart: l'. m ”is
. walk: tlotirgs ti. sill-on. Hub
idilM'll NEW innit NR IOll'i'll
lest Estate sad time Amt. mam“. "is.
m m“ M“ “ “mm ‘« ”William 5.00. ‘rMs [Ms 'sms

Dralta. lull NW
and M ”C.
WWI. I Mum MOI.
NUT“ "DIWALI. . ~

‘ s

tine Minute t‘tiugli (“are a
pcuplc by it»: tpiblt cum and BI
may take ii iii largo quantities ‘ ‘

the least danger. it has won f0 7
thr- own reputation (limb! pro

hilzg. noes, IM. lilting. inml, ll.lltl!.

i'. it. illutii. lot. toils. llll'is. it sits.
toss. tilts. Hills, sols. ll.t)ilg, set.
list. lists. Ian.

N“. n. fli'Nllh'fl. "not! install inf t‘tlldu. rroup. M b
"0“" N m “a” A, M ”'03,. gm. ”g, the throat or obotinaie mall.
I“ p. “,4,“ ward l'. Wot-d. Ntirwalh; m

'D. W. RAYMOND.
“Millimeter

 

LIIM'I sou-m woawsist iron WW “will "mum

KIN "Avail.
A. M.~ l lll. Mill. 0.“. 1.“. t“.

it its. iiiiils. li.tltts. it“.
P. iii. nines. Lil. "bl. MI. ”7.

You luvitc iiieap itiililnlctit whoa
ospctimciu. l‘chiti's l.|lllo
"lam arc pleasant. easy. dim ‘ '
tlo pills. 'l‘licy riive t-iinstipatlll “.- ‘

 

ti'. , , .'. .h.tl.ll.
M m~ no: Willi... .. ...... . :t;;"§;:';"..’“‘l."ilil.“ a...“
“was. “Israel. I. m. "m m. (loom c. ltlilada. Mth warriors.
assesses. s ovum nurses outcasts. m. 0‘. ..........
. ."‘ .‘ g In t s r ‘ "
mule-s. I“. to i: :41";- IOM h“ ‘3 a”
As a lsdlestes sauces.
sotirit sonwsiat re oattauar. at

tail lentil tulip ltd
ones-tinmastmms-s
sanlslttsnssatssutteaami
lstardsy.oa.m.lsill..aadsalsa-
aymslagsirsm'ilsa.
iatarsatallowsaum

“m unearth:

Milli.
mtmmflafldm

i

 

 

A. [4.85. Ml. ital. .
P. .r'".”s 4.”. his. 0..
astersays. only I." p. I.

le‘ilill'i‘ T0 boll‘l'll NOI'AIAK.

A. I. at... 1... Nil, 11.“.
l'. Irvlill. use. I.l1.

aim than twenty million has
ples of lleWiit‘s Witch "all
have hen distributed by the
tutors. What hotter proof OI
roaatisars iii Its atertts do you
it stirri- stirs. horas. stalls.

sander trsias to ”union. ass a. n. the shorts-t . . It lists.
m s. at. brave trousers. us a. 3. Worst mg: tiesrgs o.
iaisastnuaau. possum . , __

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan