Evening sentinel, Friday, February 28, 1902 · page 6

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lip ill The little ill
vl’l M11111;

. . Mitti‘liti a 1
G’i‘i‘l‘N. ll‘eblualv 28—«11 ii
at there will be an {11th eat.
the door at the at“... nest
on the bill to place the 1111'-
flthrusbout the country u‘u-
tuitra‘ot system, This. plovl.
{ghoul system was originally

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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he poat office appropriation
Loud. the chairman of the
atisiled himself that the
. thing this- Item would go
point of ol'del He thcicforo
‘aapanate hill.
ill is practically the spine 1111
11 the appropriation bill.
‘i‘ at: all mail service on 1111-
very mail loutos shall be pc1'~
ed by carriers designated pursu-
tint to an advertisement inviting com-
petitive bidding. The sender shall be
liWrded to the lowest bidder, who shall
tiirhlsh evidence that he la a reliable
1Tn 111111 that he will perform the
‘ be himself. No person is allowed
_d_ for more than one route. and he
‘_ to in the community to be 1191 v-
will fact the system is pra1tlcall1'
998m. star route service.
111111 bill was brought up for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1- perry opposed‘ the bill
hit '.of the committee. however..
0 in tavor of it. Mr. Sperry then
collinear that the cal-
. u: should retam

600, and ‘that only new routes
6‘; advertisod as provided for
This was intended to pin-
or a comparison between the two
_m‘s‘ but this amendment was also
med. wn by the committee“ Mr.
on lesel'ved the right to‘ vote
iagainst the bill.. and will
hits a speech against it.~
rriera are opposed to the bill.
are some of the post ofl‘loo oili-
: At the. recent meeting of
,Tcai'lfliels and postmastela of
cui.T only one postmaster could
(i in favor of the proposed aya—
t‘. this meeting Mr. Hill ex-
l‘litl the new plan as he was anxT-
to get the ideas of those plueseut
t, was as expected.
- very probable that the entire
nautical. delegation will vote
inst the bill. in fact is is predicted
but, the bill will be. buried so deep
‘ ill never be heard of again.
_ a this is so or not.M1'T. Loud will
iubb‘orn tight i'Ol his hill. but
. to to predict that the present
3103!) will not change the rural
' _ service to any extent. ex-
change the salaries of the car-
ie troin 8500 a year to $600.
‘ T _ . COAL lN FRANKIE.

T wiled‘acknon. of; La lino
,‘e‘lle‘, France. who comes ir‘o‘m New
‘Ikel'nnwiuterestlngmpoat to
' tmeut in relation to
srance. He sayslhai
o. of lnited States coal
'35 oil Rochelle is now being

ills is the first installment
c‘t-‘tor several tons, and is
, rdby}ll‘icoulotives.

Ego. in? spite of its long 111...;
‘ , all did bald good condition
‘ estimated from 40 to
plus. Accordinglyghe
T. yitisverv In
. u this cool which ‘h’m
p eted. are giving splendid-
'promlse to be satisfactory
This lot. 01' coal was sold
:Toh purchasers by an inl-
. '- a‘t. (Eard‘i‘tf. 1:9 ”transac—
‘ at: lici late. exc
dually low rates 9?
Whether states that Jim
, American coal have. several

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'iwaya arrived in pottr about»
taint ing about 1111 per deal of
it has given American coal

France. according to Dr. Jack:
1!?er encouraging. A very slight

gloat-e important business. The
tar annually imported into Dr.
’ lstrlct is about 700.000 ions.
mmpordon of anthracitelis
mat ~1th prices. Bit.
,z-with the highest posts We

 

 

. 810 per month; original
Elvira .1: Lewis of

 

' “ alveiy he added:

. shall appoint, his son.‘

suit their .pl'ssont compensafi- .‘

sent to his consular distrlcp.’ . T

‘ source shot the delegates to the inter.»

, radiations-to the M will he

Ii‘oB. 1111:1111. of North '

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.1'1‘ 'T ““ i ‘. ‘ ‘

W mic pres Tuht‘klivau‘lifltw the.

meet an of“ the Hart 01-11 County Dal
WWII hetero. annotations United

States district judge for Connecticut

also went down to Washington to

flake a I‘perlonai call at the White

11 a. .

The president knew at once wh“‘11t
Stanton had come for. “Sit down on
the lounge, Mr. Stanton." said he; and
animals :f"olwuld_ and speaking name»

“i tiling, Mr. Stautqulb' .
ilinTt Senator, Plait is one at the whitest
‘oid men i ever knew. and i think. I

In view ' of the comments passed
about. the members of t Plait fain-
07' are probably wonder r‘hg who rh-
celves the chief honor of the appoint»
plant, thoilither or the son.

The propel way to view .the situation
perhaps. .is that '.T‘there ls glmy enough
for aura—15111111111111: Republican.

w...—

ails: MAsomc APRON.

C‘urious Old‘Lambskln Once the Prop.
arty of a Waterbury Man. ,

The Allaonla’ Bedtlndl's Seymour cur-
respondent says that at a recent meet
ing of Evening Star chapter“ it A 111..
Frank G llaasett wore .on u‘pr‘du that
was .11 111111 c'mlo and very valuable.
The up: on was made of natural lamb:
skin, with the wool partly out so as to
'.i'iVB 111a vol'waott downy appearance
Qnthcmlddle is the Royal Arch sym~
bol, also made of lambskin. bllt dyed
crimson and sewed on. A border de
silk- fringe. also crimson, finished the
decoration of the apron. It is sixty
years old and was the property (if
Caleb orannis of Waterbury, a mom‘-
bcl' of Eureka chapter, which was
formerly situated . in Oxford. His
daughter gave it to Mr. Bussett.kno11'-
ing that he would be able to appreciate
such an antidote-u .7

 

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‘ ‘i‘lred Moll 1D‘o Guest Damon‘s
, ,_ "3‘ in at; Pothr‘oburg. -
S'i“. ETERSBURl-T F‘l'bl'uurv 9‘8—‘4
Accotdlng to an ofllcial account of the
diatllrbaacos,Febiu1uv 22 at Most on
university 4‘00 students aimed with
bludgcons iron‘ bars and l'evol1crn
wrecked the luter'lo: of the university
buildings. barricaded themselves wi‘lh
in and hung out red flags from the
11".lad011s The. police and troops forc
ed an entrance into. the interim and
1111'este1l the ringleadérs of the victors
\'dc('lec of the minister of public
instruction has been gaoetted order
lag the expulsion from the university
and high schools or all students arrest-
ed in connection with rioting.

HARRIMAN INTSPECTS RAILROADS.

 

 

 

 

accompanied by Family ‘and Servants
1. T He Starts South.

‘NEW \ORK February 28. e—‘E. ii.
Hal'linlan, chairman of the Union Pa
1101: 13011111111111.1111... started in a sun all
train over the southern Pacific Rail-
road slid the Mexican Central, which
he will thorougblv inspect. with him
are Mrs. Harrison and their live child-
ren and a rciinue of servants. En
route M1'.llar1iman will pick up 301 ct
ai friends who will make the trip
through Mexico with him Some at
those. are interested ‘in the Mexican
Central property. The trip will, it 11:
stated consume about three months.

 

NARROWS CTRO‘vv OED WITH SHIPS.

NEW1 0:,th Fear'unlv Mini-'2' he
Narrows than 11.11.1111: crowded uith
sailing vessels coming into port this
morning, many of which have. been
driven on. the coast for weeks by the.
recent galas.. ”they colilpl'isod many
square riggei's.‘ships, bai'ks‘and bl'igs,
as well as schooners. Among them
were the British ship Andreta. from

1110 Janeii'o. which was spoken at the. -
My mouth of the Delaware Februarv to

American bar‘kii Hiraniwlomery from
Bahia which was off the Delaware
capes l‘elllllari 9,1talian ship Nation.
li' days from S‘myrna. and British
ship Ems, from Demelara. which put
into May‘amiles in distress and her
crew refused to proceed in her be
cause (her did not believe her sen
worthy.
ROSSA'S SON is SICK.
DENVER. Fobruari‘i 28:? l‘héT report
11.111011111101111: Russo, the famous Ir
lsll‘ patriot was dying at Colorado
Springs... from blood-poisoning has
[been fouud'to‘ borincoi'reot. The per.
"son- referred to‘ is not the irish patriot.
but a son who bears his name All

too weak to undergo an operation
which is the only thing that would pro-
long life.

‘SUGAR CONFER :‘E MARCH 1.

‘ ANTWERP‘. Bolgll‘aui, February 28-
Theialdemliolo‘ says ii; understands
from what the paper regards as sure

 

 

national ‘tagnn.ooularenco have agreed
to the basis at a conveotlom
The 34ml: 111.11.111.11 that deli‘nite

reminds hm' Magnolia ants

 

 

.uinuldo.

W 104:3.

Given. Up Port at
EM 2 Northern 8n.

ViC'i‘ORrTlA. February 28—44. thinly»
to, 1111111111111; editor or the Japanese
'1‘! as; bf l‘okio. was a passengorf’
the steamship, Shiuunc. 1v lcll ul'ri cll
last night“ in: up Tlnterv‘ Tw he said'
that tho Anglovdap'nuesc treaty would
certainly make demise Tim: Milan.” .
(lieat brltaiu wa none ‘t‘oo‘ popular in
the for 1111111,. but be .traaty would be
worth the‘ price. . I'. Bllnlato says he
thinks England made a mistake in giv-

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

lulu. 111111Woiiiokyi'ul. for it leaves than: T

out a push” the entrance to' the
port le‘ln sea.- such ‘11:: both Germany
ulld llusala possess.

All talk. of Russia seizing a port in
Koieu has consult-Mama is taking
quiet possession of the, peninsula.
building railways. and telegraph lines
and colonizing the country. while ”Hilde
sin is losing prestige with the Koreans.
As to China. Mr. Sunisto said there
was no danger. oi'huotber outbreak like
that .of the Boxers. Viceroy Yuan Sillk~

hal being. austi'cagel' man then the late « -

Li..Hullg..Chang. 1

Missionaries will be attacked. pirates
and .brlgaudswill ply their trades and
there willbe'rlots. but there will not
be another organized outbreak.

Mr. Sunlsto said the Japanese gov-
ernment was'dolng its best to discour-
age immigration to (1111111111: and Amer-
ica. H'e ohald trdaa between the coun
tries Was Increasing rapidly. as shown
by the improved steamship service

TROOPS ARRIVE FROM MANILA.

 

 

Twenty- Second infantry Buffered
Many Hardships While Fighting.
SAN FRANGJS‘OO. FWebrualy 28v—
l‘tmoug the troops 11'.hlch1'arri1ed on
transport Hancock. from Manila. were
Captain George. A..Detchemend.v. Lieu.
tenant Parker 11111. and thirty~four eu—
liatsd .meu of.Company H. Twenty-
sccondlnfantl'y. from Baler Luzon. the
most remote station in the Philippines.
it .was this company of soldiers which.
after. many hardships 111a down the
Filipinos carrying messages from Ag
Together with Lieutenant
.la1‘111-s D. Taylor. 19‘11'enty fourth in-
fantry, they discovered Aguillaldo's
hiding place. at 'i’alanna. furnishing
the necessarylnformation which was
used by (lateral .ll‘unhtou in capture
of Agulnaldo. After the capture of
Agulnaldu these chillers and privates
captured all. ohthe Filipino troops who
were with him. Captain Detchemendy
and his company Werealao recently
highly praised by Secretary of the
Navy Long. for their work ill marching
for the remains of young Vcneille. who
was out~ of the Gillmore party, and
who was killed by the natives. I
. plantings A'i‘ BARCELONA.
MADRID February 28»—"i‘he mining
regions are in a ferment of agitation.
At Albnjon and Madridejoa rioters
hare set ille- to the actrol (municipal
revenue) odious and burnedthe docu
manta they contained. There has
been another outbreak of disorder at
Barcelona“ Frequent meetings are be
ing hold with the object of declaring
another general strike. The metal
workers are constantly assaulting
their comrades .who have. returned to
work and refuse to 2esume their tasks
until all the imprisoned workmen are
released

 

 

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TURKEY TO BE‘HELD RESPONSE

1 BLE. .

CONSTANTINOBLE. February- 1'8
~~~~~ The Russian enlb ssador here. I. A
72inovcft has magic lgorous represen-
tations to the. ppm concerning the
belligerent. situation in the. neighbor-
hood of luck Albania Where a tribal
light. during which two Tul'klall sol
titers were. “killed occurred. February
23) pointin‘g‘ out Turkev‘s re‘sponslblb
lt1 for the safety of the (1111111111.... in
Albania.

GUN POWDER DO..!.NCORPORATED.
WiLMlNGlON. Deb. February 28——
The 1E. 1.. Durham De. Nemours Com
pany, for the manufacture of gun pow
d‘el' and 6111.21: explosives capitalized
at 820. 000. 000 has been incorporated
at Dmer. The new corporation is eo-
pccted to take in all of the Dupoat
powder mills. ‘
LIVERPOOL C‘OL‘i‘RBING MA‘TCH..
T'l.1\ ERTJTZ’QOL February 28 -.-"l‘ho tin
heat or the annual coursing
u‘latch tor the Liverpool cup was run
on this ftantrum as}... and resulted in t:
111.111.1101 ,0, ira‘w'cetts” 131111111211
dog F‘arndon‘ Flam by Fiery Furnace
and Florence.

 

 

 

JE .5 ER RNED IQ DEATH. . .
Nbfi’iélifi fibrils” 211—41... men M
h‘i‘u'n to health

,arly today iii a are.
which destroyed a saloon and a car
neuter shop in Ann street, near Nas-
son has' been identified as George H11
her. of Brooklyn Ta ‘ manufacturing
jeweled," '1 1. .T

1 11.011311111111111 11'0qu awsa

SifRAEFI
LONDON "February

 

 

 

 

Americans have been endeavo

push in 11118111 is‘ one. (or taking an
and reorganizing the. entire traillc of
the river Vulgar 1

iOWA’ST l A
assoctfigf’.‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

'LEQTION. .
Ebruarv 21¢ ~

 

. LA Moscow -
telegram co the Standard: states that
among the colossal schemes which

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Common 111111111. would luk‘g‘cst 1th
if one wishes 1:. become flashy and
plump it ca‘n,bn'ly insult from the food

; we out .2110 digest. and that food
should be aihumlnous or, iicsh- -folmi11g
fTood like eggs. hoafsioak and cereals;

' I11 .oil‘ii‘ir w‘crdsi'ti l0 kind of food. that

ii 1 clouds which form
f our daily. bills of

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

But the trouble is that while‘ wu out
enough‘ and generally too much, the
stomach. from abuse and overwoimk
does not propelly digest ‘and asslmll
ate it which is the. reason so many
people‘ remain thin rind underweight.
the digestive organs do not completely
digest the flesh forming beefataak‘ and
eggs and similar wholesome food.

'l‘llerc. are thousands of such who
me really .cbnili'mod dyspepiios, al-
though. they may have no particular

aclls.

If «1111,11 persons would lay their are
judlces aside and make a regular prac-
tice 11.1 taking, altar each meal. one or
two of smarts Dys pepsia Tablets the
food would be quickly and thoroughly
digested. because these tablets con?
taln the natural peptoaes and diatase
whicll'every weak atom oh locks. and
by supplying this want t c stomach is
soon enabled to regain: its natural tone
and vigor

Stuart's. Dyspepsia 'Tl‘lihiaia digest
or cry form of lies -formlil'g food.- meat
eggs bread and potatoes and this Is
the reason they so quickly build up,
strengthen and imlgorate thin. dye.
peptic man. woman and chll‘dré‘hi'

lnvalids and children, even the most
delicate. use them with marked belle-
ilt us they contain no strong, ll'rltat
Ting dr_uga no curthurilc nor any harm
tui l11gr.cdient

18t'uall‘a Dyspepsia Tablets is the
most successful and most widely
known of ally remedy {or stomach
troubles because it. is the most reason
able and sclentifl: of modern med:
cities.-

‘S‘t‘ual't s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by e1cr1dluggiel ill the United
States and (‘anada as well as in: Great
Erltaln at :10 cents for complete treat-
‘raeut

Nothing further. ‘is ra‘u‘uil'ed to cute
any stomach trouble or to make thin.
nervous. dyspeptic people atrou‘gx.
plump and well. f26-" .8

r (BOXING lN NEW Bl‘ll‘l'AlN.T

NEW BRITAIN. February 28—0111-
thousand Hartfordipeoplo came to this
city last night toiwitnel‘l‘a three bouts

 

('lt1z'lbc principal extent of the av ca
ing was a flfieanflollua go between
“'Sllol'iy' galls 9.. “Mike" Maber.
Neither 1na1'1‘ mail: ‘11 firatclaas exal-
bltion. (tans 111111311 most aggressive.
but thr- bout won the. limit and was
decided To draw. hill the prelimiual'
lea 'klli": Cultm ‘Lnd .‘Kid‘ Madden
after fighting three rounds were still»
pad 01 the 1"efeleel because of the ex-

t‘arthy and Bill“! were scheduled for
eight rounds themght .7: at the lint
it and in 1111211111 his decision Referee
Wiltsc s‘:.'1ld ”"lllé bout is a draw
and a burlesque.“ ‘

INSURANCE core LEAVE INDIANA
lNDlANAPt‘HdS. February iii—The
application of a strict construction of
the lndian statute regarding occur:
lies is causing many withdrawals of
insurance companies from the state.
i‘lle [Suited Firemen. of Philadelphia...
ado the County. To: Philadelphia have
gush nailed 11ml ‘they will not renew
theta. licenses since lt‘ would necessi
late a change in some. of their securb
ties.|1‘lve companies have. nithdmwu
from the state this velar
companies mav withdraw having until
March if. to decide... _ .
—7—--——~‘—-u-I~q- .9 if:
flaunts-t WI- m Mien.

11ml
400.1111. uoo 0.11%qu

KEOUGH ‘i'lEND UNDER BONDS

MO‘N'l‘VlLLl-l February 28. —‘Smi: h
Keough the farm 11111111 who is said to
have shot his employer, Alfred C
Guile following a quarrel. was 1111111111
over yesterday altel noon in the trial
_ justlce‘s court to the May term of the
’ Superior Court. He was con. ged with
assault with intent to kill. His coon
oel entered a demnlrer to the coin-
piaint but the demurler was overruled
and .probable cause found. The: res-
pondent was unAble to furnish a cond
of st 000 and was taken to the jail
in Norwich.

 

 
 

 

- . 1191.11. and belching.

. 3 popularity.
.‘ terbury by his ste'ntorlan voice won the
T affections many years ago of s. Devon-T

pain or inconvealancoirolu their. ill/om 1

put up by lightens .’from the Capitol 1'

haustsd condition. of Madden. Mi“.

il‘ivo’ 1.111."...

. 11 ~11.
Kilt. suing to give up in basil" asked
Is emigrant rector. She pondered the. 1

mutter eeply for a- moment. "1‘ ll g‘iva
up one at my engagement rings,‘ she
said at last. «‘.‘l don't think. it's way
nice for a girl to be engaged to two
man in Lent ‘00 you. 'nOhiqhgo liven-
lng POLE

. ..‘ ‘ . ’W .‘
spilt 1111111111 are l" 1:1
lira. 11.111.111.311...“ . gue.

belt. use: 111.11.111.11: lair 3m.- with
dysp‘epsia,.- Used to have Grant dis.
i tried ovarythln.‘
{lfioilld has; aim at £803”:in helped 11;}
Hi it in
csilt but a cured me com‘p 620i”?
8 99%er a by. R. H Plaistoddndl‘ H.‘
axt .

 

 

 

‘ Noise is not usually a passport to
But the, archbishop of Can-

shlre farmer who was overheard to

V. say. admiringly, near the bottom of a
:4 church where the then bishop or Exe-
. 191'

was preaching. ”i 011 love the
beahup. "cos he boilers proper. "

 

Keep Your Bowel: Strong.

1 Constipation or 1111111110.. wl‘i‘en
your bowels are out of Order. Cau-
carets Candy Catllartic will make
them all naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. (I: Never sold in
bulk. Alldruggists,loc.

“l es. 812," said the landlady.
boarding house is one of the best.
give you 1111 the comforts of home.“

“All!" exclaimed the erstwhile housc~
keepc1"but what we' re looking for
particularly Is a place that has none of
the ‘liiscomio‘rta o homo."-—-Phlladel-
phia Catholic Stan ‘ard and Times.

T MILLIONS PLlT‘i‘“, 7‘0 WORK. T

The wonderful activity of the new
century is shown by an enormous de-

“01'11
We

 

'mands for the warld‘ a best workers—

Dr King's. New Lii‘e Pills. For Con
stipat‘louT Sick Headache ‘Bliilouanos‘s,

‘ or any trouble of Stomach Liver or

Kidneys they' re unrivaled. Only 25c
at F ii. Baxter's drugstore.

Carrie~—"You dont mean to say you
l‘llt‘! so tired as all “that? Wily i was at
the buil‘ too. and i feel as fresh as
though i hadn't been up' half the
night" Ethel—"Yes. i suppose it does
make a diiterance where one can go
to a ball and rest herself all the ev-
cning. ”wBoston Transcript

SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H. Kaposi's. or nul-
ford, Dot, says: "Brazilian Balm sav
ed my boy's life He began just like
the one we lost with croup We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right In the morn.
ing." For sale by R. H. Plslsted and
F. H Baxter. .

“Bixby sent the minister ten reasons
for not going to 1h11rol1. bllt he left out
the main one. "

“What was that?"

“He stays away because his wife
doesn't make him - go."-—(ilevelaud
Plain Dealer.

 

 

 

Gouda: shaped QCifa‘T Ncmoold inbulk
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"muetillnxlust as good "

 

‘ Cousin May—l thought you were eu-
gaged. to Miss Yelluwleaf.

Jack—Not much i couldn't love. a
normal with a past like hers

Cousi u May—vii .31. what do you
know about her past?

Jack—Nothing, but that it began too
soon to suit me.

 

A LEGACY or THE GRIP

It; often a rundown 11y stem. Weak-
ness, nervousness lack of appetite, an
orgy and ambition. with disordered
liver and kidneys often follow' an at-
lack of this wretched disease. The
Keratest need then is Electric Bitters.
the splendid tonic blood purifier and
regulatonof Stomach. Liver and Kid-
neys. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build 11p the system. and re
store to health and good spirits after
an attack of Grip [4 suffering, try
them. Only 50:. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by F. H. Baxter '

 

“i went to church yesterday and a
man in front of metalkedout loud
during nearly all the whole. service."

'My goodness! Dldot anvone tell him
to stop "“ ‘.‘No it was the minister-31'
*Philadelphla Bulletin.

‘1. BUCKS-5N5 ARNICA SALY‘E. .

The best. and unis: ruinous: com-
pound in the world .to conquer aches
and kill pains Cures Cute heals Burn".
and Bruises subdues inflammation.
masters Piles. Millions of m sold
yearly Works wonders in Bails. U1;
oars. Felons Skin Eruptions. It. col-es
o:- no pay. 25c at F,“ H. Baxter's drug
s are .rT

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

“The earrings are very pretty.‘ she
said with Just a tinge of disappolnfi
11.91.131.111 the staccato ver‘y small. ”

“‘.‘But in door “ ..

AGRW “DENISE
a re orallw‘houseltemT no]

 

any dmgglst is 11.112
blister of this 1'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Crystals

Which will give more satisfac-
tlon. do more and boiler
flavoring than“ a 25
cent bottle of the
‘ old style ex-w. 1‘.-7"

. “Ni-Mn 1

BeinerbSulutel'y
Free»-
From Alcohol

Do Not Evaporate or
DeteriOraie. '

DELICIOUS. PURE.
EQQNOMIQATL.

AT ALL GROCERS.
. Vanilla Crystal Co ,

101 Beskdaan"8tree‘t;'-" 'New york.

 

For Sale 11113011111 Norwaik by 6
D. S. Dav‘ei’lpdl‘i. “ “"‘“ Lorenzo "Diblii‘e.
W‘

“a...“ “2.”WM

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

TIME‘ TABLE.‘
in effect December 1,1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW VON KT. . ‘

A. M‘.:——-12 3511‘. ‘4: 55: 6' 461.‘ 6‘215
H.135 7:.13 7114‘, 8:,10: 9:0:3x.936
9: 56, 10: 23:. 10340.112361‘L.

P M.—12255X.1217,2.25E. 8:04
‘l:21x. 4:07. 4:50x: 5:33. 6256:.
6538. 6:65x. 725511.. 8:11, 10:20.

SUNDAYS.

A. M.—-12:35x, 4:56x,
1:40;.

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Notice isT hereby lvonh that pursu»
11.11 to 11 1111511113 ‘fT; til up parlor
11rt ‘wit inwah‘ Mannheim “lily of
airfield, dated February 14 0
‘in an act‘lon pending therein, in whit:
Frederick BeckeriptiNopwalk is plain- _1
tiff liltl’i‘i J‘ii‘Elgh‘p .V {all 1'. Bernie. gev. '1
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u‘a‘mesl 61nd duly appointed in land ‘i’l’i
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sell at public auction. 011 ii?“ 11116111....
hereinafter described, to the highest:
bidder therefor on Saturday. the 8th
day of March,1902..nt .ten o’clock a. T .
111., the. ‘61:“ ‘os‘tate hereinafter describs ‘~,
19 subject to a mortgage .
for 8000.0 and accrued interest, bald f
by said ban. 1'
The prél‘n lies to be sold as store.-
said are described as follow. via: All
that certain tract or parcel of land,
with the buildings thereon standing.
sltus‘. ed at 5p! yieud.§ao"5 calla
the city ‘ol 801111 o‘rwplkdd aid
of Nor;1valk being in quan lty t‘WO-
1'oods,_more or is: and bounded n01-
tiielly by land 0 ullus V Becker:
easterly by land of‘ the N. Y‘., N, H. 18‘;
Ii. R. it Company; southerly by land
of August Deyscnr th‘ and westerly
by highway called. 11 street. ‘
Dated at said Norwalk. February 21,

RICHARD H. GOLDEN
Committee as aforesaid.

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personal) to be sold by auction «
An auctioneermas been em-
ployed by us and proper a‘ttclr
tion warranted to all work Dillo-
ed in the hands or this agency.

Jacob M..‘Lallloa.
' Railroad Place, So. Norwalk

Flra insurance

seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to. know now
than after the fire. Our ilf‘tcen years'
experience on the subject have ‘fltted
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ing them the best W iNES and Lil}
DORE in the n‘l'nrket at the lowest 00‘8-
alhle proat. This is the reason why
our business is mama; so rapidly.
We aim Th specialty of Wines and
orator Finally and Haitians! use,
ublob purpose. they 111111111119 pure.
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rest. sell to the consumin- direct. sav-
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