‘ intervals
Alteration ilai'iy at the Hyper-
ion Theatre in New Haven. .
v Marianna. no the
”madame.
Domenicut Republicans to the ap-
groomers number or too, ratified the
hot with exercises at the fly-
W' theatre. New Haven. yesterday.
My. heighte- from various Repub-
m Mattie clubs in tipI state were
mill. lo be present on account of bus-
lion mnemonic. The Second regi-
_ neat hand was in attendance and save
wart from 1 ocloclr until 1:30. He
fictions were also played during the
lIethen the speeches. it
played Hall to the Chief when lion.
adenoid. Lounnbury. escorted by I'nl-
pied States Senators Joseph it. liawley
01ft! 0 H. Plait. appeared.
in the
boxes were a number of ladies. wives
L 1hilt! friends of the speakers. and promi-
nsnt Republicans. The Tippecanoe.
club at Bridgeport, u glee club which
1' Iliad expected to be present and sing.
not a: notice late Wednesday evening
' that it would be unable to be present.
A telegram was received front lion
Samuel Fessenden stating that owing‘
to official duties ho was unable to be
present. In his trl'gram was the tol-
lowina:
“148i not the attempted evasious on
the money question by the democratic
convention at Bridgeport deceive any-
one. This is the time for every trite
American to show his devotion to his
country.”
The meeting waII called to order _lIy
the president of the league clubs. Stiles
Judson, who was greeted witlt applause
as he stepped‘to the front or the plat-
form.
Senator George III. Lounshury. candl-
date for governor. was introduced and
the convention IztIvII irim three I-htIet‘I
led by United States Senator i’latt.
As soon as ilit‘ applause sulIIIitlIId
Senator Lounahury said: “i have been
asked to speak hero today lit't‘flllSt' l
was so little kt'own. (Laughton l
have never set myselt up as a r-ltites-
man, but i have done enough work in
tho eeuate so that any well informed
citizen may know him i am. it
one asks me to vIItI- for him i want rol
know something of his I-IIilaiIIn."
Senator lnunshury wvut on to assert
his view on malt 1‘54 of religion. poli-K
tics and society. not iii an nrotlIIIiral
way. in order that those lll‘i‘~‘i'lll might
know his Mesa. “1 am neither a run-
tIhine nutnnoratn i llllil-liliii‘llillt‘t nuttt.‘
continued he. "hot i hollow in Irritant
zatlon. and i believe in trait-petitioner
(Altman. M. A wlrtI lllllll Inowa hix
rough lunIl hv hand. but he mods ”to
amooth land with it IuaIIIlIluI and lli‘l‘ -
not allow ilii‘ IuaIIIlIinI to tide liltu.‘
Senator i.oIm.~hIIry refIIrrIIl to the
record of Governor ('illlkl‘ and lll~ II .
onomicui 'aIuIiniIItIthion .I-iuu that
as soon [hi the poorIlI Iilltli‘luliltiil whatI
hail b11011 paved llI-tl llli‘ filli‘W' ~ til illi.
Republican potty w. I‘I ilhhlll‘t'il
H0 upttkt of ”11‘ lldiiinliiut‘r oi the
flood road-I IIIIrlt I-IInIIIItiui: out iiI\\li
with nuIIilIt-t. ntrtklun thIIIr paw til h
for whucltneu. honor» and uIIIItIIIIrII-u
(I! ll‘lulll‘i'. lII IIIIIIII iII iiivlllltu all
who wrro lll'i'tit‘l" to .illilill the luaqu
oration In .laIuIaII- IIIId lit‘l'l‘ what thI
mwornor how to I'tIII .‘illlilll nIIIId l‘iiiril“
iicuutur lliNlM'. Min 1 I i‘filtlllllillt‘
lIIt' "l'i'h‘i'lli'n. it‘ t‘l\'tll .ru IIIIIIIIIII
Whl'li lit‘ IiI'IIHI. lit IeiailIIiI ltI llii‘ Wui
he nuld hII w II In: a out for IIIII-IIuI.
301‘ plunder or flu our-undo” IIi II. "in
Cuba. lII- rillil h It two a tI-IIIIhleIIInu
neilhhnr truth I‘ t-Ipanl-Ih I'IIlII. I IN IItIII
thiII [Iin‘t‘itiliviit wan l'rlI'ilIll-lli'tl and
the time had IIomo when I-IrillratIItI
hhnuhl iIili‘ to Spain that .I.... Iimuld
Illlll ihlt‘ lit'miuliliI-rII ftII'I IIII‘. " \iiti ‘
miIIIIII-Il llll‘ general, ““1111 in doing .I
“It it» our whip-- l.ili I:.ii't‘\ lIIIr IIIIiIl
"It in Ilii‘ tulle-I I-itlo"
The“ In IIIlIIIIl ”\‘IIII him an
.ullifl III tltI Milt (‘Iilui iIitl i"ntiII lii- II
Mid llli' i'hiiippliu» \IIII Ittliiht ~.II
hm p I\'Ir,i‘ihltiai or hair iliri, lIIItJ
don't know IIhIIiiiIII “1‘ IIIII or mil
litil pIIIIIII mud in lipid in I'uim. Iiup~
tin-II utter II trial of tin or Ids Ivan
it .hou‘d in- clIiIWli that it an» itupm-
IIllilI' lur ilir (“obtain in Irma-m tip".-
with. Then we IIIIIIIIlIl hair to Mint
l'iIiIu tiiIIi lili'M'l'W‘ IirIlIIr thing"
in relation to tho ttI oi Itupotiuliwtu
llt'ili‘rfll linwioy vlitl hI- IIIIitIIIIl thit-
ltiVIi'llilit'lll had the oomr iii
our. l III Ir. hute rIrIin notion-ml
trrritorir and do oIIItttiuir IIlmI that tiny
novrriuuunt I-Im do. “ii lllli‘ lI imper-
lllllm." said he. 'i not fill intro 11‘”
ill.
i‘oumnmuu 15.1. lllll Intittl 1hr
attention of the nIiIlienIs to the alien
which the «onion eiI-IIIIIIIII will hm
m the l'nlted Hiatus wants for th
”2 2'6! yearn. "P {infill lt)’ "in
tin. In hiah terms to IIlIIuainr l.IImIII
I." .110 hilt umnd priiulples whi h
more“ theater-1w: to all good .III
”F-
ather matters were iienator (1 11.
Plan and Hon. It. a lien".
‘III
titanium at}? I.
The smile-t nubiished below ooh-
-' time the claim of Dr. Schillmann that
illi)’ -
he has now discovered an absolute
remedy for asthma. a disease which
has heretofore halted the skill of the
mdst'notod physicians.
Mrs. Mary Zachery, Pleasant Hill. La
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a permanent cure for authors. for
which i used it seven years ago. I
have never had the sllahtest uiurn of
the trouble since. i have also found
your remedy excellent in pronehiai af-
tections. i shall ever have a feeling of
gratitude for the. benefits derived from
your Cure. "
Packages of Schumann's Asthma
Care may be obtained at all druulets
at 50c and 1100 per package or by wri-
tin: to Dr. R. ichiffmsnn. Box 804. St.
Paul, Minn.
A emu enamel.
:-
On the!" I. '1'. Day. Pastor of the
I. P. church. Illver Ilse.
On the 18th of last June. after the
thurch had been without a pastor for
nearly two uronthr. toe Rev. 11. T. Day.
.1 student in l'catmineter collcge. lila-
t‘ylaud. arrived to take charge of the
M. l’. pariah II't t-Irlvermlne. during his
\':.t'tttioti of thI-IIII months. lie’ was a
III-:Innrr to all. but at once went at his
work in the spirit of bin Mastnr. and
met with great success. as the attend.
:Int-o at church ttno prayer meeting will
draw.
'l‘irat lit' silt-I'retl-d in endearing itim-
IIIIIi' iii the hearts of‘thc people ‘I‘WIIII
Ilrown in tin large gathering to giro
lillll a rillilllifli.‘ Wchntsday .IVenlng ut'
{ it. lronttI II! t 'lttir-lts it"I'trir-z [1 Wrist .ilit'
It'Irttiai prttytr itth-tlug night. and lim-
IthtIi' llzty was, ("”10 filil‘lil'lh‘ill to IIIII
an many present. but thought it maul.
in: that they wanted to be present at
it t‘ lard prhyrr meeting llI' was to hold.
While he \va rinsing tho (‘hlli‘l‘ll the
t'riI-ntltt gathered at Mr. l“i’l‘l‘lii'. and the
took of iilililZl‘iilPlil on his tutrc when he
.lllilit‘il the door and found the bonnet
tilted to monitoring. IIiIoII'IIIl how ('Oiil-
plI-ttIly lli‘ was surprised.
The I'I’I‘llllig quickly panned with
unturs and music. and at 10 o’clock lhi'
lladios served a line supply of rein-ah-
Ituuts. oi which there was enough tintl
iii spare, although a prominent Nor-
walk man was seen among the lflilll‘r‘
arguing for the ends and crusts they
Iould not use. Our look at his platt-
\Ionltl show that his pleading was not
inl \‘liiil. I
.\t‘tIIi‘ rI-l't'IInlttuIItttII wIIrII IIIII'I'IIl ill":
ll‘ll‘lltls IVI-III authored iquIIthII' and ill“
IIIaI surprisi- IIatuII, win-n S. ii. \\':I|ki- y.
.III a few well-chosen remarks. present-
I'll .\lr. Day with ii wIIil liliI-Ii rIttvIIiIIpII
..II it liilx‘l‘ll oi the low and regard they
.ulIl {or itittt. liI'tIliiIIr litiy. uaitl hI‘
II'tiII too full {or IItIIIt'tIItI'II. us two sur-
I trim.- in our night IIIIII too illlll'il for
ioltu; but “1' ulltt mm in making it hurt
ImpormI. tlt .nltltm 1th “lands for thI ll l
Il'."il|'l‘till~' gift of 8J0, it Intro and lllllril'
t'II' ilIIrI rII llliliIl nqu III MI) 120"
l
lock. wlIIu thI IIlruiIlI poph IlII|:'-IIII i
l I), ll .IIIIII: lltotlnr' my thinking tlIai’
.lut. ll‘l"ll illtliilllr ago in ilillltl [till
i\ that it. had .IitlIrtIl in SIIIII .\iiuI
III ttv (Ill.ll tun Intuit oi an) “no!
no nu tIIII lri- tIIl 'llIlII in an 111'
tiahlt word for any your»: man
ititm itiINIlli III ii “In SIIIIII
I. I‘. “llirlIll. .\linn \riIIIIIuII. liriduII-i
4 II.” .\lt~ 'l‘itIIklII. lil‘iitlkl)’ll. Willie
IlIIutI .\lts I~ i\ItI .IuIl .\li'lijttili' llItt- l
II) \I II l'liliiiiiii. l‘lIIl \tutIiIIr ,‘llItI-Ih l
‘I i \ iIIllllilrlili. .\‘tunalh. i-iIIi .lili'itx.
.ilat'ty llotIiIItIt. limad llll't‘l; MI and1
.\II-. tBIIIIuI iIIIapp. .iolttt Matt. I
IIIi. lltll. .\lr tlII-uoty. i'l'.ililIlll,\=
l'l.IliI.~. Mr and .\lir. S. 11. “anti-y.
‘ll'v |.Iiiii llI -,Iott .\lIII. liInII titulII
i'. \lr» lpIIttIIu. ..tI qul .\li‘~ .quIIpiI
Iliillllt. \lI .IIIIII ph LouIiI-it, .\lrr. .\n»
II.IiIIi lltlliin. .\lIrI-I \I"il|t iiiit‘tt~. .\li'
and him I’IIIIII lltIttI\. .\iIII. II':III-'
liarI
l‘IIuI- l
tiIIIIII-t. .\liIII Lillian Hooper. 3111'.“ .\tt-
lil lltllell. It... liattitaii Kt‘lii. .\llII-
,‘IittaItI| IIIIttI-II. .\lII- iI'tI-Ii Iiutitt‘i
\llh. \\ \I. .\liolill. .\ti--- |.illiI .\Iitllli
HI and Mn \lIItim lllillI'l_\. .\itamI
IlI'.I.- and itvlta lthiioto. .\lrn. ilI-tiri'
ilI-IlIi ~. .\llr‘ illuti' liIIiIlII-I. Mir, iiI-III'II'I
tittiuiII. .\lt- IaI'ItI- (Jilluli). .\it not
\ltII t'lIIilI. l‘liil‘h .\il-- iltotuta l'ut
tIII-Iiii l‘.IIlIIIiI i'tIIIIIIii \iarnhail I‘III-
ott Smith 1 IiuttII- ltIIlIIIt litIIirn. l‘.i|‘il
itI-lIit imhtII I:I.ItIII. SIIIIIII IlItIiIItI.;
than lllllil , l‘liillt'n l'lutt liquI-I‘
IIItIul-I. ltII ll 'i' “M ”I‘llillil liiil .
'I i‘l. lt.II liuttI II
rIIIIlulItiiu \\'i l ”111' l‘ \lIINi-‘Y
ill) .\wIII'ltItI-Ii "l’i'l‘ili
l .l\I IIn-Itri. Kdr. tit pit IIIiIII iItI
tuiuttt huudtwi IoiIiiIIIII oi tip to my
lint Kuhn» lIaII iIli ioI thIiI lliiliii'o
IIII .I Iuriouuh to III putt to to litiolut 211
it“) will not tu- paid until their Ivituii
Mail 111 ,I' will IIIIIlII two months pay.
\ majority o1 tiIII nillilli'I’il lIuvII ‘IillW
point and liitlilloiti'ltillllll is fiIIItiIdII-Ih
IIy titrtr Iotnpduy tiilllllliiiiill‘l'l. It I»:
IIIIIIvIIl that tho two I-olontII-III rI-iit-
.IIIatr it or um will not he InuIItI-I'IIII.
I-td illl?‘ tall 1
.\IIutsII dhitiKi-li. IIIIII I-owtucu. l
Iii) .\atuu'latul Props) t
rlutttu t‘tttit. t'ulll. HrpttItulII-r now
’i l'l l'l‘illl hut“ in replmIv tho .loutmy.
a mentor worlIII a our week! Iran. 1m
IIIIIII npo rations The daily output ist
'ti|\ Ila thousand pnundt linoush or
tlilt IIII IIIIoiII-irnt powder 1min been
I i IIIIl III kIIp tho mlllu ruuuiua Ilav
illitlit for inn yIanI. l
1 II,
tin “ml. 1 roll II woman uIIIrriIII-l
.tuuiu IIiI u vnr Ian forget her ilrItItl
lazrhuiul.
.\iri- l'hlinltrnurI‘No. and when she
done many asair. she won't let bur sec
3an tinnituhd lanai him
l (‘le liver oil.
Iluch has been said and written con-
t-miinx the moments-tron or the Don-
necticut militia. but the greater part of
what has been published and said has
been mere conjecture and lucmork.
Colonel loaders. assistant adiutant—
general. when seen by a newspaper re-
porter. said:
"While i believe in the government
having the direct coytrol oi the reor-
ganization. yet i do not believe it is in
a position to do so. ' um it will he
tor many years. “The Itates would nat-
urally have somethiuy to say in the
matter. and many w ‘d object. They
have paid for the no parent in many
cases. and they have erected armorial
Qr the‘ use of 1116 regiments. and take
aren't pride in the work performed by.
them. To be Illi‘l‘, the armoriea could
.III purchased or rented from the states,
as also could be equipments, but in ma-
rry I-naca it is doubtful that the states
Would agree to act as the Itecond party
in thc care.
“When the men receive their diu-
drama in this state and the r organi—
zation is under way. the state. having
i'i'i‘i‘lVL‘tl pay irom the government for
uniforms and other equipments. will
undoubtedly purchase new ones. Also.
‘ profiting by recent experiences. many
new features will be. added and the
grate militia will be on II firmer footing
than over. However. i think that ev—
I-niuaily things will work toward the
national plan."
Colonel honours in an admirer of the
Human syntom. and believes that. in
Iilllii Imuutry. an in that. every able-bod-
II-Ii man of clxht‘eti years of age should
')(‘ required to do a certain amount any
.il.\ months. of military duty
III regard to the naval militia. it. hurt
lll‘i'n stated that. in the near futurI-,:I
national reserve wilt he formed of
which the naval militia of all the states.
would form parts. There has been iutt
Iittir- talk on this IIIIleItI-t on yet nntonlzf
the reserves. as tho men have hardly
I-oanI hark irotn the service. in itiifllt‘lt‘ni
numbers to make airy talk nmottnt to:
much. in lillnois the naval militia are
preparing the material for II III” to ho»
prerwutcd to (noxious next term. or-
ganizing Flli'll a national reserve and
asking for .I antih- irIrIi appropriation for
Ill-i tnalutIIlrItInIIII. ‘IlIII hill \vlll he stip-
portal by at least three I't‘l’iri'st‘llllillVl‘ili
from that state. The matter in laughed
.It by (‘ountwtirut oillrlais, who say it,
In all talk.
BUKKARY OF THE NEWS.
The American and Spanish i’tIaI-a
I-onrmlraloncrr met ut breakfast in l’ur-
.-I.
(‘opcuhagt-u is lit mounting for th«-
:zttI QtII-III oi ltIInqut'k.
.\lnttiuiu, until recently an i‘Xlli‘ from ‘
‘.1.ilili)i in lliil'l) to he made king ol' the
islands
.luIigI- Augustus Van Wytk was trom-
ililittl for [mi Iruor by the lh-rnmruti.
' “urination. and liiIIhtud ('roktIr won .I
oliilIul I"lttotv IIIIIr ilavitl ll. llill.
it la reported that General (.iurIIln
‘Iill moo Il~Ilt tItI- lniird Hiatus and
l} to piau- :t t‘uhan loan. to pay the
troops of tin- r-Ivvolutlonnry army.
Colonel Theodora "litiifl‘Vi‘ll will in-
uotltlrd ‘l'uIII-Iday of ion nomination for.
‘llll‘ ItoI'otIIorrthip and will
begin lil~I
Itupa'urtt lli puhlir “’i‘tllli‘fllily IIlphi.
Spain Ira-I orIiIIrml 2.300 trumpets i‘K‘
.It'tly similar to those iit llut‘ liI illt‘
. \llil‘ili’llli uruty.
.\lir .iIII-I-ltii il. 'I'lioiitpuitli. li'. ltlii
’ IlIIaiIIIId n lllVliii’I' trout hot hilnliiiliil.
ll II.I.~ :InuourtII-Il that Mom .\unlv
i'IIWlI't' nIIIl .\llirtl'i Vail I‘li'lii‘lll'. iwo
ltIIi I'IIIIII lllll’t‘i‘r‘ IIhII i‘I-Il in lith‘ iIi
t'uha. iill‘ to 1m Iuart'iIIIl on ilIItoIIIr it
.\li‘rv thIqu lIIliI l» I'Iry til at low
IIInIuI-t‘ home in South tituuar. N. .i.
liaIIiIl it lIJriIIuIIInh. |Il‘I'~iIlI*lll of tin-
New England Loan and Trust company
on» lIIItI alumni from lIlII IIiTiIII Lliii‘I‘
lIr-l .\lIIttIlaI. .Iiiil ll'li‘lltlt at .\lormIlait.
IrlIII.I h. IIIIII, -.Iy lllii itIIy haIIIu't
mu lIItII IIlIIIII that day.
\‘IIIIIIII .\lt‘. anti .\lt'II. i'taIaII, of Nth»
.ttiI, .\ .l I\iItI IIIIi li Lind-Int IIlrItI-l to
i-II IuartiIIi .I Ivar and. li.t\-' « pararul
IIIIaIpII- llll‘ “lit‘ llillllll‘ on tuliuu a
diamond tIauII IIhIIIl and the llllolililiil'
trilliwit-
riIInIIu Lalo”: Ionian boat and nilli
.iiIili'li‘ IIIIIIIIIIItlv . th Autumn". in on
\IiatIIIr liuthIaIIIhI. tlII IIIIIIIiI-r' oi tho
IIf ulta‘h iltII will .,..I ii" in! .Iwuy.
'l‘hI-I
Ill
lioiiIIlIw [N‘l-iliirt uho I-iIIp Illi‘rI'
plain that ill. t‘loutl. th-vro» and \‘illI'
"WM.“ tIrII outrun with vuranin.
Viral
. we would have everyone turnarou-
1.ouo the active rurul'ivo priI‘IriplIrII to
lIII iIIIutII lo 5 I'd. oi rut Volume oi
Sn ii that l‘i' Ii‘i'" ill-11
' the lttt'ilit'lfldl IIlIImrIIts that have
. made Ind 1111‘? oil iaqunII [or con»
sumptlou nnIl othI-r wasting Iiiseaqu.
are now to he IIiItaiuIIl in .i more
cIIanIutmtIII and out lent iorm.
Viool rIIotaius no vile tasting grease.
it in meitlvcly delicious to trite, and
acceptable to the weakest stomach.
. R. H. PLAINS”,
Inertial Vital Wen.
aIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII I... I-IIIIIIIIII-iuilI iii
t‘iililn in the liIIirII Ila iloulturiw on the
Wham
in». II
Olympic facial. oar-ails every toast
yearnwaaheldbysllnoilsueaiuava
malt-um noun-5m the WI»-
“Waistband-W“ itpuw
erfsllydrsw their eyssuud hearts to the
W has. by divine
sanction. the pie ulna at nuns
declared truest all warring Greeks.
and MOO M "WWI
not... no mil-humus nowaided
Gm tousthso and» It’d-its on.
monwealthl feel he! I mmou
blood and a .i’l'ho modern
norm until everything
which made the ”Menthol an a-
pole outgrowth at I!“ itdoss not
aluot to timely ion. The recent
announcement of mo. 05 the
games by the mermaids! calamities
includes nearly mythiud o! prominent
athletic announcer and exercise in-
iolvod in our moan habits and will
at once cum the mention 0! upon-
tant competitors. . .
This international Ifestlval of athlet-
ion. for third- what this proposed to be-
mus.- may attain a strong influence.
which will help to bind the world to
gather in ties on future peace. Regard
inn thorium civilised humanity as n
greater Helios. for the world's driest
culture-came from this source. there is
unwilling strung in tho thoogbtof the
now Olympic festival. which will be
rnovod. however. from city to city in-
utonti of luring soundly guarded at one.
The troudoof roam startling movement-
has been toward tboontablisbmout of
universal norm and of salegunrdl for its
mutiunuum. Humanity longs for such l
a panacea in) its manifold wars. and the
disposition to put that into operation i
baa been made manifest in startling 1
fashion. I“ I-rythinn which can con.
verge to that and in full of significance.
it is one-way to look at the now Olym-
5 pic games. Even as the great Eli-n fee-
t‘iVIal Iii-ow tho hearts of all Greeks to-
3 “other in lawn and covered the sympo-
thy at blood and idml so perhaps this
new Olympian gathering for interna-
2 thumb rivalrytln friendly exploits may
ho a binding link in the trout pom
I I-hnln Should it prove to exert each u
manifest intimIneII the name of King
.UI-orgo of the licllenos an uworld's
benefactor. for to hiII inspiration tho
project. to manor Itlent and modern
iii» in thin fruition was due. will sur-
3 Viva allIthII nicdi'utrltirm of his reign.
Thmraiiwnydnduntry in tho United
1Staten in thou-Int important funk! in
our prIIIpIIr'jty. llililvllil Impltnlizution is
. tho inrgr'nt. yetmro returns 0! that in-
IluIItry are (lit input. and them has
timed II qudI- «twdnudh in the income
v -riuo of railroads for the last all year;
According in» tho retaliation of Pturr‘s
Minimal mulmf tmutonmw IIonIiuI-rcr
Itruunnunionmmr tin linen sunk to such
II lowIthb of pmiit that they cannot go
uiuciofurti-Ir tiut way without border-
Iug imukrurlt'y Without entering an
litiirhuly urtI turtles it may ll) cited
that. ouuototk mil branded capitol Iii
Moonlight» 071 tho returns are 1.02
per or on min in Ito-ipnuf ouo- Ihaif within
half a «bun ymu‘a.‘ Tho mntiul muse
. IIf thinnurrrhio Iltvolinu lII attributed to
IIxtI-uuiw l’iililpli'llitlll trial the cutting
of rutmviu lllr- moot Iuwrupuluns fashv
Ion. lit-HIT)“ pooling arrangement ibore
bun ulwuyw bI-Iui onto to betray the root
Nogmrrtlhinnh‘rp on tho purtof irutllc
harlot-our or of the interstate unu-
IIIIIrcII I-Iunrninslon has been able to
rim-it tiuurmpwithhr rirmu in railway
Ion-ratiIquI and tho Iturrvptitious ut~
toltipiiltmuleuuhIitlwr‘nthrtmu. litany
of tho nIIIIterInIIIIIrvutivuqul honour rail- i
may urIIii urn ootuirm to hollow that;
“Irrornunaii oquIrI-hlp in the only min» i
uly. liutuuuinI-t that. niilIIIIIII umutter
of theory and procaine. them in uradiorii
IItIJI-Irtiou in thIIIIIIIiilrIIIIIiisIIf nutny pen- i
pie. This! sIthhiiiu Will hnvo who.
dIInII vary Int-III. however. to remedy the
III-ll in limusuu‘ution of all thuIIu who
11qu loulIIIIl into tho raider 1
thrush-n lt‘rymtf the ummrminissim
mouth the imputation that tho unsIuIt
body to vdiir it he heinous isIlIIIdunoIl to
int 11 iiiorouulutuiaum in! "in NW“ III
n-u‘inirriuu l‘ronidout hirKiuh-y's IlII
IIlIIiIIu. iiII win that tho nouuuimion
iiutill‘ii.
. . ._ . it" have ample pIIvoIra "Whatever
I‘J‘l- liniti’tliiilli IIIIvII turn IIIIIIIItmi Ila-y to have toIIIIyiu roused 10th-
IIlth -.I- Inc IlaIi. lnIIII ru l-I' Int-IItI-I IIIIIIIlliiI oi ilwpmm ' ' ‘ will lat
aimIluruiy independent. and their dI-I
uiIIiuu linul. " '1‘th laminate. downright
1th worthy of II unit mimetiuu Inuit.
’l‘bs sublime ports rode his high horse
II few wIIIIhII nowhon he dlulainml sil
mmlidlity for the Armenian Inwa-
cvos and ”Id-lat iudoutuitius. lie in
milled. it in aid. that his stead isu
bunting iIvIIuoho. II will prove a slut
lav sad of his political musicianship iii
the 0mm mater.
lutherueshotwnnths lull-baud
Inn-bin hsthelrstst Khartuin the
loci“ wonihepilo. liwanubim
prion tun. Ira- II' valued city. item
ihssasomwoi at the intended all
tdfimw wherein-tine
mausarswiiiiuq pisyssnoudl-ldiai
ll mewouldhesunuoithsquulmnnl
looking in an m let him
studythose which think boarded?
the“
‘lhsrudsumaiuspiudhyyamim
lemma-thematic»
imam... . .- .
l
A" the We;
Bonus
Prices.
I’M Still In It.
I have bought a stock of goods in Greenwich.
I Comp. for loss than
15c on the Dollar.
To clean them out quick I am selling
Ladicsl and Children ’s Shoes at
50¢ per pair.
Men's Fine Shoes
$1.00. per pair.
The above are Worth what I ask for them
to go I-hestuuttiug in.
TheodoreHDlsen,
Washington Street, South Iorwsilr.
Timu- pron-In an: all new and
Irp-lII-date. thereby enabling us
to tum out a higher class of job
work. faster and for ions mom-y.
Four
New
Presses....
c. A. FltElEMAN.
Art Printer,
ii and iii Witter Min-cl.
Honili Norwnik.
Colin.
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In. .
1.15
dim-nu,r Nam. Capt. Charles,
‘ .15
misfit-yo" in the hbilippineo. :1”,
Throw. .b in 1.15
We. the trade - hereby am no-
ties to all new . I corporations li-I
able to pay tn the Town of Nor-
1"" do Dm- m walk. that the! hind by law to
(£175 ”I hell” xiiver to up“ I' 11 or attract-”or
Th I ‘ . era. on or rat day of 0-
‘gym so or ZionE Dir-pet. sh rmar":m> . . of mm: m
Anamortmeut furnall “hooks ' ' ‘ ~10.“ ”’10
.. no.3“. property owned on the lstday
_, . .-- __ of 8eptcinber.i his to taxation.
1116an camera 'er y store in ' NINE-4415“ . returned to the
Norwsik. Eastman K “Main, assessors. at th . rs' Olen, Opt
era House‘But. .‘Norwalh. and at
the Council Aliavlland street.
South No’rwailiu and includina
October Hill. 1 . .and includinl
November 101. id adieu to ha
open from 10 t clock a. nu, an
from 2 to 5 o'c . up. and on Sat-
urdays and on mber 1st from 7
to 9 o‘clock in t ., in.
Dated at Nor ,; ptemher 6. 1m.
WILLIAM ENDRICK.
annnnw u‘rtcrrmsou,
wnaann pun,
' Assessors.
Clo-in 2 Sale 1 ,
lilcyrieu. 'l’ooll. Bl- ' m. Tirol, 015.. etc.
no lag.
(lotierul Machine “1. .
i‘ ales u Hpecillly.
tiouili
trunnion. lo ' Othertmwnm.
W {aldmd and W mm
WILLIAlil P. HEIRS:
Book Stationery ind Ruff:
villi.
40 Wall strut. Norwalk. . Conn
Wagons on Free!
For iii Amuse, I . mrku,l-()m1ns
stun-h trade marks none washing pow-
der trade marks. 1 itediirno only.
am sun-chin lilo in pass
’ M‘ out. ' .
FRIDIIIO IOOIIO'
"11' 1'1' 1 I! STOKE. IL. Norwulk. Ct.
—A
BULKLIV Ill-IN.
BICYCLE HTUfli-IJI Mnln Nimi. Ho.
Norw nu. inll 2m
DON’T SlLliOliDS.
JACOB“! AYTON,
AGE. ‘ R
“mile" The limit nity to
I .’
Tvo-lterolttttott Century. marl...
AIlIlI-d Repteriiiwr lal.
for printing litre huli- Bonds for City—$00111 tifliciais
tone oiurravirigs and
high grade no; work. Promplhucd.
Coitrell Drum Cylinder.
For printing readers
and all kind» of Job
work wiwrc largo forms
are required.
1.1.111. nutritious
in electJ 1815. '
LEAVE scorn WALK FOR
new;
A. M.—12.53:. 4.5: a. 6.15. 6.55.
7.13. 7.54:. 3.10:. 9.36. 9.58:.
to. 35x. 11.35x. 11.4-
i’. \L-12.iix.1 x. 3.04. 4.07.
‘ 5.10:. 5.33. 5.6551. . 8.11. 10.30
i
SUM
Golding Jobber.
For printing the int-titer t
Film]! of work. Jll In! A. M.~12.53!. M’ 0!. 2.0.. 1
till the lquIIIIIIIIIentII 1’. M.-5.51. 7.20. 10.10.
and in oun o! "11' flnI-III
pit-mm or printing mu- LEAVE NEW H R SOUTH
. IIluiII-ry ill the Nor- N01“
II’mIIIlI A. MH—1203l. 0' . 7.00. 6.00:.
0.20 s.9.04x.9.00.1 itt..00 1100:.
-. _- l’. bl.-102.21.1.6» .3.02x. 530a.
tour. 101:. 130:. 6.00:. 008.
700. ii 00!. 0 30.1
i
Peerless Jobber. I sum". I
. A. M.—-»12.05:. so“. ..
{for prtIn‘tlpIII the adopt l’. M.—-0.00. .
lHtIWli'l lieu-1o It ‘
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now an
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PROFILE-I.
City of Nerve-lit.
Vulcan
and logic.
my. Norma“: l p. «I.
Luv. Count! Hosts-ll O p. In.
Louv- luu Vovh. Dior ll I. la 00-inch;
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WANTED.
“
Old Gold and Silver.
OintirddorfllvsvdauyhindioidMenordw
apes-acted ii any and“.
Nil. 011! Hill! Ill]. 51 PAID TO! All MIT,
11. W. 2111:1105, Jeweler,
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tolls-Hone“,
u. p.
itIaIx. 10.125. Ii.osx..
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1'.“ . 01.22. M
above. I
027.105.10”. 1.16
Bridgeport in not .
an. 2.11. 5.04:. 7.51.
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NOI’WClk, 3 An I indicates up. III
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. souru uonwara near.
louth Norwulk I Imam;
‘ Saturdays. only a. ‘ 1
NOW York I. t usuuuar ‘l‘OuOl W“
‘e “I“‘wu 'i.‘
P. tic-4.10. 1.10. 6. ,
., iiuntisy trainstoD III-.2
m p. in. laurel 1.05 a. II.
6.10 p. at. 1.45 p. m
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