s
elling Out
WINTER CLOTHING,
at less than cost,
Retiring from Business.
RETIRING ’_ ,
From Business. Stock must.
be sold at once.
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'E‘AFT EROS Wall Stree
Vol. V. , .Wlioie fie."
“Equal a
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mi Exact Justice to all Men of Whatever (State or Persuasion, Religious or P0litical.”——cherscn
Tiereeos
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Norwalk Conn... Saturday Evening, Januaryllo, 1895.
Price One Cent.
A SNUB 1961': GOULD '3
the America's Cup Defender Syndicate Ap»
pears to Have Ignored Him. :
NEW YORK, J an. 19.—When the official
announcement was made that W. K. Van-
derbilt, Commodore E. M. Morgan and C. I
Oliver lselin had formed ’a syndicate to I
build a cup defender, there was consider- f
able surprise in yachting circles, and the
question was put, “What will George
Gould do?” a '
This is the most natural question in the
.
.
I
I
u
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l
acrimonious
President Norton IThinks the Militia
Should Be Called Out.
BROOKLYN TROLLEY STRIKE.
Latest Phase of the Great Street Car Strug-
Longer Hours Ear ‘mwmane‘rs.
ALBANY, Jan. 19. --Mr. O’Grady pre-
iented a resolution in the assembly that
hereafter the hours of the daily convening
if the assembly be as follows: On Mon-
lays, at 8:30 p. m.; on Tuesdays, Wednes-
iays and Thursdays, at 11 a. in. ; on Fri-
iays, at 10 a. m. The resolution was adopt-
nd, and the house adjourned until Monday
it 8:30 p. in.
Will Investigate Threats.
HELENA, Mon, Jan. 19. ——The house has
Ayerie ‘~-.~
CHERRV
fennel ~
i: .
Fer fluids and coughs .
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EEOSTON'STOBTL
coma any i ‘ win inns, NORWALK.
THIRD WEEK OF OUR GREAT «TA NUARY SALE
World, since he ofl'ered to pay one-quarter l ,, ,, . - , , . .
~. , gle In the City of Churches ——A 0011- tdopted a resolution to investigate the PE 0 0 n1 .
or 3 pro rate. share of the cost of a cup de~ l - - 'hreats made against the Silver Bow ‘ CEIVED B t d y M I 1 9th
fender if a syndicate was organized, and 3 ferenco Hem Wlth Mayor Scluer- ioembers because they voted for Thomas M E DA L and DE P L0 M A eglnlng ha} ur a ornlng, ain‘t-[airs °
it was not known whether the young mil- l
lionaire was left out because he was not
wanted or because he is expected to build ,
another cup defender alone and also race '
en—No Change So Far.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 19.—The situation on
. the trolley lines today ,was about the same
E. Carter for senator. They have received
5 letter signed ”James Melan, chairman
tommittee, ” calling them “bribe takers, ”
‘traitors’ ’ and “Rome bought abortions. ”
GREAT 19¢ SALE!
the Vigilaut in the trial races. .
At all events, the leaving of Mr. Gould l is yesterday, the Brooklyn. Heights and Tafl‘y‘ For Cecil Rhodes . . _
out; of the syndicate would indicate that 5 Atlantic avenue road? havmg begun the J 19 At th ' ti f Domest . H O .t
he will be very active in the cup contests ' operation 0i no newbranches. The Court LONDON’ Santh XE . e mee Egdo I 10D! Olseryo l G en Dent.
as the owner of, at least one yacht whicli' street cars were running on full daysched- the British ou .rlca company 0 ay 2 - ' 1 d. . f t bl , 1
will try for the lion or of. defendino' the ale and the Flatbush avenue line on Ihe Duke of Fife premded. and alluding to Did you ever hem. Of anythino like pans 3' 133 3'5 ao‘ 90 it 1 th 1. -
cup. .1: : about one-half. of the! regular schedule. {he Hon. Cecil Rhodes, thepremierof Cape the 1 f ‘ 19 c. hose for 190, _ c 0 98 199, guan-
It looks very much as if Mr. Gould was j 011 the .Putnam avenue line 20 cars were colony, he said that if it could net be as- . - . _ so .va nos 01 c‘ 2 pairs men's seamless anteed full length, 190-
left out in the cold; that even his gener— 3 run, which is about one-third of the usual Ierted that he had made a nation he would uermany Hangs Us Again. . i yards good outmg flaw half hose for 190 3 pearl top 1am chim-
( , 05m, could not 5mm him in getting a 4. number. One policeman was thought suf- )eyond dispute rank 111 history _f01_'6m05t WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.--The state de- nel for 190_ 2 a' C} -1 d . b] k - B 19p
place in the syndicate, and. in short, that fieient to protect each Court street car, and unonsr the makers of Greater Britain. iartment has been informed ‘ that the 0 . . . p 11‘s 11 ren 8 ac . neys, Slze c.
be was not wanted. If this is so, he will ! the Putnam avenue cars had no officers. Km ,1 b 1;, St d u New Death Hamburg authorities have forbidden. the “% yards tlokmg’ at this hose, seamless, 190' .3 lantern globes, 19c '
hardly keep out of ”,0 W3, 0,. sulk, but E8011 FlathSh avenue car W85 protected e y e 01:3 g '. mportation of cattle and‘bwinefrom Eng— sale, 190. 1 pair boyL’ black W001 Bracket lamp with dam-
will go ahead with his monv" ncrve and l by two officers, as before, and no trouble WATFRTOWN' N' 1'1 Jan. Iii—While and and Ireland. Inasmuch as a large . 5 ards crash re mar hose, large sizes, 190 . lete fixtur 19
push to win for himself the recognition was expected. I‘he Putnam avenue line 18ng m clothes from the line at Canton, 301131011 Of the American .eattle entering y - ’ g 1 air men’s bic ele hose 13' es’ 0‘
which is bound to come to the successful I was unprotected, as far as the cars were at. Lawrence county, Mrs. Gertrude Emma-DY 8095 through England, this W111 price, 50 yard, 190‘ I y . 3 Whlte granite dinner
“ defender of the America’s cup. I concerned, because the only disturbances 30111105 .was attacked by paralysis and be another severe blow. 1 yard Turkey red table full length 199’ . plates 198
As far as is known at present, the new ; thus far have been in the neighborhood of iropped dead. Her. stepmother, seeing the _ ‘ damask fol‘ 196 Men’s white merino shlrts ’ ‘ .
cup defender which has been ordered by g the depot. at Halsey street, and that part of woman fall, went into 9- fit- WhiCh result- Death of George Shea, Jr. .— ' ' 290 quality at 190. 6 White gramte desert
Messrs. Vanderbilt, Morgan and ISCllll l Ell-l]: :ga'd t1: W61]. preheated by the DOIICO 1n [1 In her death ahnOSt Inlmedlately' NEW YORK, Jan. 19—6.;801'30 Shea, J11, 0 yflds gC’IOd ‘Vhlte domet Men’s neckwear,tecks an] Plates, 190._
for immediate construction by the Herre- " ree ‘ » . _. _ ' ton of the late George S ea, the latter at anne , 190. , - l 4
shofi's will be a 90 foot, all Tobin bronze, } There was 9' decided change 1’? the ap- moraine?“ 0f 0:1. Wgrsmps' me time a judge of the 'marineicourt, is , 2 ‘d of u , r - b . four in hand, 190' 3 FrEDCh 1301:0- COfi'e cups
keel sloop. There is much to be said in , pearanceof the streets along the lines con- WASIiH‘GTOh’ Jan. 9'_. he Mohican lead. The funeral of the ex-judge took ' ym .3 0 1 ve y es“ , an sauce”: 19C
favor of the centerboard. but traditions trolled bythe Brooklyn Heights company ’ “is arrived at Seattle, and the Essex has Jlace this forenoon from the Church Of the outing flannel, 196 7 in linen lamp shade and
seem likely to be set aside this time in , is the strikers seemed to be late m appear- ailed from Newport With apprentices on Annunciation, West Fourteenth street. 5 yards brown sheeting, 1 S 11 W ' holder 190
favor of a keel boat. | ing to watch the cars and ,to attack ”105° ’ wmtel cruise. Seor e Shea, J r., died of pneumonia, as . d 'd 19 1113’ ares. - ' -
, . ______._.____ , g . yar “71 e: c' . 4 I: h l’, t ~d-
When the trial races are sailed, it is Wbmh they “JO“ghtwere “thou“ Suffiment us father did. . * ‘1. W 1 6 gram 9 P“
quite likely that the Vigilant, Colonia, I gzgtsézgligrgreéézgtlohg’vgtic: therifizual num- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ~- 5..— . 4: byarisagolfdt. quail-gay , 2 Splokol: (Etta)? 1 Sponl ding dish, 190.
1 * - . ‘. cars car- —-—— . ' ' .r . . , fl ‘
mfggggnigfgg gggigggeggegwwggggfig . 5;... ..... .......... a... .1... .. ... ....... once...” .. .... New m. s... THE ”SALE“ ’3‘?" BUT” . . 2, 93° . . ee mg . 21...; $3511.? 1.1335..- “R‘Ffif 1... 81’9” 1......
sticker also carrying the colors .013 George 211119 since the cars began running.‘ Exchange. ' Funerals of the Dead—Additions to the List.“ 4 3 S. apron nainsook _ 26 f -i9 :3 . Cl c
Gould. - l The Atlantic Avenue Road. New YORK. Jan. ld.—Money easy at 1 per Relief Measures. ' for 190 price 0 0,? 0° :3 bottles best household
A new cup defender will probably cost l On the Atlantic avenue road no effort anti, Prim?) mercagmlgpoofg' $333? If)“ .oent' BUTTE, Mon, Jan. 19.—The public fu-‘ 2 large size hand towels 1 gross Pry m S P if hOOI‘S ilfl’iJliOIlla, 190.
$175,000 to build, equip and run until the I had been made today to open any of the :legagfifg? £5111? 25333514 89:60 E13,. £31,113; neral over the remains of firemen, police-' for 190 and eyes,,Worth 300 at l (-l. ,2 p n-cplai ,1 enn- cups
" races have been sailed, and altogether it is l branches other than the Fifth avenue line, md at [email protected]}é for 6'0 dag, posted rates, men and others killed by Tuesday night’s 1 .' _ 190. f. ,,4 No on i
not unlikely that the yachtsmen of Amer- l and a few more cars were run. so that the 5435560439 and 3i,39%@4,9o, Commercm bills, powder explosion took place today. All 1 nemstltcllecl, all linen 7 papers assorted nursery I , l .. t 1 x 1} , .
ica will spend in the neighborhood of ‘ usual day schedule between the station and [email protected]}{1. Silver certificates,59%@60}40.: no the hearses in town were engaged for the towel, 250 quality, 196. - f 19 1 ‘ “ f L" ‘l' “3 “gg
£400,000 or $500,000 before the future of South Ferry and the bridge was nearly 18-165- Bar silver. 59%0- Mexican dollar8.490- becasion. In addition to the public fu- pins or c , (”ill-‘3 '0" €90.
the America’s cup is decided. reached. No disturbances of any kind were Sovernment bonds Steady- State bonds inac- here], a number of the dead were given ' ~——-— 1 doz. cards darning C ‘t- M i". win. irmue for silk
——————- reported at the depot or along the line. diff Bailroad Ponds firm. private funerals from the homes or rela- ton: 1 Pope? darnir‘g lamp shade ISO
ANOTHER BANK SWINDLER. President Norton said that he would have M01333? pnces' 4% N J Central 91% iiVBS- , L. . needles and one steel:- ’23 yy... . , 3 , ,' .
. every wheel on all his lines turning by Bur & Qua“ 72 North Afieri-cgfi- 3% The list of the known dead numbers' InlngSe ino' daruer w= ”h 0', 3: .. 1:11. : uni... workman s
Quiglcy Get $50,009 From the Mercantile Sunday morning if he could be assured the 5.. (3." C. & St..i1. 38% Northern Pacific: 356 now 53 persons, and there are at least four .. n ' " i J ’ ooc. , il'l‘c‘lld, (3 parts, he.
._ National 0“ FOrS’ed Bond“ necessary police protection. Jhesapeake & 0..‘ 17%, Do. pref ........... 18% in the hospitals W110 cannui xecover. 0th“: .. 190' , 1 ‘ ._ ‘ g I
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Edwin O. Quig- Superintendent Campbell of the Brook- Bhioago Gas ...... 74% N. Y. Central ..... 100 ars are believed to be fatally injured. Tol Aren’t these remarkable. prices for . o spools Ulark s (l. N. "S‘.
icy of the firm of Quigley &Tuttle. dealers lyn police said that as far as he could learn Cordage. .......... 6% Omaha ------------ 34 the list of missing the name of Charles| lininos”? crochet cotton for 19.13, ‘ G}
in county and municipal bonds and other no trouble had been reported, except on Cotton 011 --------- 24% Ontario & WGStu 13% Hoifbauer was added today. A few hours _ . ° ' 3 balls Tucker & C001; ,3— OVES.
investment securities at 6 Wall street, was the Putnam avenue line, and several Dela“ 11,“ ------ 1-33 Passe Ma“ ----- 335'? before the explosion he was up town and 2 yards Silesm, 12%0 qual— _. ' . . ‘ , ' 3;. _. 1)., My _ h
arrested today on a complaint of President stones had been thrown at cars near the .gl'stlllel‘s Twat" 11%;, gouging? """ 1294 purchased a pair of shoos and on' his way ity for'19c ki'lttmg Coo on. 19*- a‘ “ o "l" one more
William P. St. John of the Mercantile Na- Halsey street depot. He said that no up 53:95} Blectric 34;; Rogknlgiland erm. 5;, home stopped at the fire. One shoe, badly ,, , . ? 7 balls knittingccttonas goves, m ”m “50 paling
" 4 born, of the new‘ ones he had under his 0 yards boot oambrlo for ’3 y sorted colors fol-192. at 190.
tional bank of this city. A number of
forged bon ds on the city of Cleveland have
plications had been received from the
companies for more policemen to care for
Hocking Valley.. .17
Silver Bullion. . . . 59%,
haekawanna ...... 161. 567
St. Paul ........... /6
arm has been found a mile from the scene
19c
i}.
2 dozen good quality
’iuvs' and misses’ b not"
been unloaded by counterfeiters, and it is new branches to be put in operation. The Lake Shore ........ 189%, Sugar Refining... 90% of the catastmphe. but not a fragment of 2 ends 1111- n rass cloth . . . ‘. . -- . _
c said that the Mercantile National bank other lines which were manned by non- 851": ------------ 37% Texas Pacific...” 9% his body has been fOUDCL lolack whitegor natural " , (116.88 Stays 1:01‘ 190' n “ 0;): Mittens, 190'
will lose about $50,000. union men had no trouble today, and the WuL‘V‘lle 3" NaSh 55%! UBiOD Paclfic ----- 11 Among the debris Were found a number ’ ’ ' 2 pairs StOCkmSt dress 1')!in W001 g loves, regu- .
President St. John said today that he cars were running about the same as yes- £1153?“ liacmc“ 23% afba‘Sh péoo‘”" g“ of letters addressed to William Moifatt of 19 cents. shields for 190. lar 37%0 quality. at l90.
might not have made known the matter terday without obstructions. 1:23: id‘nzslaiidlm': 5273/; estern man... 453 Tremont street, 130513011 The 1813130115 2 yards black 01' white . 2 dozen good shell hair 2 pairs of misses" wool
at all, but that he did so in order to pro- Frank C. Marron, Alfred J. Wolf, ‘ were from Canada and signed Ambrose, Crinoline for 190 r -‘ f 19 . mittens for 190
tect other banks throughout the country. George White, C. S. Roberts and Charles (30,191.31 Markets. Allen. It is supposed 131135 Mofi‘att is pms or L” l .
Every hour brings —— ———————
hawk-u.- ..~ u
.,. .. .. ”veg.
The firm of Quigley & Tuttle was organ-
ized in 1890, Q-uigley having been connect—
ed with a firm . of old customers of the
bank. The firm was organized under the
advice of Tuttle’s father, one of the most
susbtantial and well posted citizens of New
Haven. himself a. long time a. friend of the
bank. Quigley’s family associations were
F. Adams, the committee appointed at
last night’s meeting of citizens, called on
Mayor Schieren today and presented the
resolutions which were adopted. Mr. Wolf
said that the committee did not represent
she strikers or the railroad companies, but
the citizens of Brooklyn, and that it was
not for them to dictate. They only sug-
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.——FLOUR—State and
western quiet and steady: city mills patents.
“@445; winter patents, [email protected]: city mills
ilears. $3.35; Winter straights, [email protected].
WHEAT—No. 2 red opened weak under lower
:ables and foreign selling: very little business
loing and prices at a. standstill; February, 61@
Elise; May, 621-16@@62%c.
RYE—Nominal: earlots, 55@56c.; boatloads.
among the victims.
additional reports of the injured. Fully
100 persons have been thus heard from,
many of them being in a serious condition.
The flashes and concussion of the ex-
plosion were severely felt at Belgrade, on
the side of the mountain range. 75 miles
Prom Butte. It is estimated by mining
men 'who are familiar with explosives that
sue
THE: 3MP.
BRIDGEPO RT, CONN.
$.12;th {EEMP‘ENY
I ON".[1 send your clothes to Dry
Goods stores or Tailors to be
dyed or cleaned. m
ON’T be but Off with poor colors
when you can get your clothing
.lune nice, clean and fast at Tocque’s.
also deemed among the best, and his busi- gested that if it was in the power of the B@58c ’ i .
[1035 §XDericnce was considerable. mayor he ought to take hold and run the CORN—No. 2 dull and heavy- May 513-16@ there were at least 20 tons of powder in ON '1‘ Mill; ten days for your dye-
Quigley was arrested at noon today by :ars himself. Mr. Adams then said that .15“, ' ' the house. ...... thr ring WhteT you1 gall get it done in
ee eye a ocq s.
Detective Sergeant Phil Reilly on a bench
warrant and brought to the district attor-
ney’s office. He admits himself to be the
on behalf of the business people he protest-
ed against the use of the police to protect
capitalists. Mayor Schieren was some-
OATS—No. 2 inactive all the forenoon: track,
vhite state, 37@‘ilc.; track. white western, 57©
llc.
PORK—Easy; new mess. $12.75@13; family,
The financial loss is smaller than was at
first estimated. 'not exceeding $150,000.
The Underwriters’ association of San
Francisco has subscribed 931,300 to the
iltlilllll‘llllllii THE NEW YEAR
DON’T rip your dresses all to pieces
to be dyed when you can get them
done, all made up at Tocque’s.
Fogger grad saysN thaItI his partner, Tuttle, what annoyed and said that the police ll2@1250
w 0 re es in ew even, had no knowl- were doing nothing of the klnd;they were ' ' - ,_ . _ fund for the families of the firemen. and ON’I‘ wear faded "arments when
edge of the forgeries. The bonds forged protecting the lives of the people riding lgufigg—Weak. prime “65mm Steam‘ 37' about $12,000 has already been raised you can have them dyed like new
' locally. Butte is abundantly able to care at Tocques.
were of cities whose credit is high, and
they were bypothecated by the bank.
ATLANTA, Jan. 19. —* The special council
:ommittec engaged for the past three days
In investigation of charges preferred
igainst the city court clerk, Amos Baker,
by Chief of Detectives Wright, has startled
the city by its report, exonerating Baker.
but suspending Detectives Wright. Mooney
ind Casson and calling on the council for
| full investigation of the police and de-
._ -_- a-
:ective 539.2:2‘.--
THE SMALLEST IS THE BEST.
There are a dozen
well-krown liver
pills, but only one
in the cars. The mayor then said he was
icing all he could to bring about a settle-
ment and had succeeded in the case of the
De Kalb avenue line.
After Mayor schieren'and his cabinet'
were through with a meeting Police Com—
missioner Welles said that the meeting had
been called to consider a. letter which had
been sent him by President Norton, ask—
lng him to call out the militia, as he was
ill other branches of the system. Commis-i
sicner Welles said he had written a letter
to President Norton answering his request.
The letter declares that Commissioner
Welles conferred with the mayor on the
lubject. and that in common with the en-
tire public of the city they desired that
prepared’to run the Bergen street line and -
BUTTER—Steady; state dairy, 10@20c.; state
.reamery, 16@23c.
'CHEESE—Quiet; large, 9@11%,c.; small, 933%;
2c.
EGGS—Quiet; state and Pennsylvania, 280;,
vestern, 220.
SUGAR—Raw firm and held higher; fair re-
ining, 2050.: centrifugal, 96 test, 30.: refined,
iteady with a fair demand: crushed. 4 7-16@
%c.: powdered, 4 1-16@4}ic.
TURPENTINE—Firm at 28%@29}§c.
MOLASSES—Steady: New Orleans, 32@380.
RICE—Firm: domestic, 4%6%c.: J upon, 4%
MMO. .
TALLOW—V’Veak: City, 45.40.; country, 496C.
PLAY—Dull; shipping, 50@55c.: good to choice,’
Afflicted With Rheumatism.
Mr. Geo. A. Mills, of Lebanon, Conn.
for the afflicted, but it has been decided
that to permit local pride to stand between.
the sufferers and outside generosity would
be a great injustice. Contributions from
other points have therefore been accepted.
There are widows and dependent relatives
3f the dead to be cared for and children to
be educated. and the amount of money
raised cannot be toolarge.
A Minister Sued For Damages.
KANSAS CITY, J an. 19.—-Theodore Steg-
eer, president of the Stcgnerlnvestment
sompany, has brought suit against the
Rev. B. H. Leesman for 350,000. .Mr. Lees—
man is pastor of the Lutheran church of
Boonville. Stegner charges that the dam—
Thanking our friends and cuséooiers for past favors, we start the New
Year with renewed efforts to cater to the wants of the public in such a man
nor as shall merit the patronage of all.
January Bargains in every Dept.
v
Stock must be Reduced before inventory
Low Prices will do it.
N. B.—Fine blacks al‘peeialty. Done
for mourning in three days.
Tocque & Sons,
Dyers and cleaners of ladies’ and gents’
Egarments, made or ripped.
TOCQUE’S FAS'P BLACK. ‘
Warranted not to rub off.
Dyeing and Cleaning WOrks, Broad
River Road, Norwalk.
Norwalk agency, Singer Machine store
.80 effective that the complete service of all therailroad lines says: “I was “flhoted mo} rheumatism 1“ bge was done by a letter, in which Lees- & M
it can be gusrzui- In the city should be peacefully restored in » my back all last Winter. it was so severe man stated that Stegner’s business princi- . a j].
t C ed to glvc sat1s~ she shortest possible time. His single duty at times that I could not standpp straight, ples were based on false pretenses. Raed'what we have to say about 3 f 2
f aetio n O r th e was the preservation of the peace, and he ‘0!“ was drawn .over 911 one Sldo- , I tried ———-—— - . _ . . é {a j
‘ b ’ ‘ f d . proposed to see that it was preserved. different ‘ remedies Without receivmg any Many Back Pay Claims Filed. w t 01 k v d J k t "I N -' -. -. . , .. . E ‘ . " -.. 3-
money 8 18 m1 - Should it become apparent that his present relief until Iboughtabottleof Chamberlain’s ALBANY, Jan. 19.—There were filed in In er 03.: S an 3.20 e 3. w." ' g” wé‘5’“‘_lc’;"“v¥‘5‘ “of 5’
ed: Deaf” lorce was inadequate to that end he Pam .Balm' doe? “8mg It for “We days, she board of claims 63 claims from em- .. ‘ ode?“ffia'silsitiizéhefln;?.‘33“3~.2'..C°“t‘f't
P 1 e 1. c e B should promptly report to the mayor. In according to directions, my rheumatism was 9105.005 of the public works department for . 1 _ , . _ . _ ‘ , :Eerry Davis as. s.,,,,-p.......2§;’.., if. I: :
Fifty Ladies black Jackets, beavers chev1ots and diagonals, fur trimmed
at some time or other, from Con-
stipation, Sour Stomach, Indigestion,
Biliousness, Bilious and Sick Head-
These Pellets are easy to take, and
act in a natural way without shock-
ing the system. They’re easy to
carry, because they are put up in
little glass vials. They’re the cheap-
est, because guaranteed to give sat.
isfaction. Remember, that Dr.
Piercc’s Pellets are pleasant to take,
leasant in action, perfect in effect.
fiecp this in mind and you solve the
problem of good health and good
living.
If you’re suffer;
ing from Catarrh,
the proprietors of
Remedy ask you to
., try their-"medicine.
. _ ,Then, if you can’t
be .cured, they’ll
Dr. Sagc’s Catarrb .
upon by a party of men, said to be sympa-
‘ihizers of the strikers, but nobody was
hurt. The men were very bitter in their
Keeling toward the companies and used re-
ser, for many years superintendent of the
Russell mills here, who has been missing
for the past five weeks, has been declared
I. defaulter to the amount of $5,’§0 or $6,—
)00. He also borrowed between $73, 000 and
53.000 from friends and employees of the
hill. No action has yet been taken.
Morganfleld Given Up.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 19.—-The circuit court
.oday decided the appeal of Charles Mor-
ganfield, the alleged Adams Express train
robber, and affirmed the decision of Judge
. Wilson remanding him to the Virginia
authorities. He was at once taken in a
Virginia. ,
The Deadly Sawmill Boiler.
ALTO, Tex., Jan. 19.—-—At Manuel Ham-
ilton’s sanill the boiler exploded, result-
ng in the death of four men—Tobe Rich-
jrds, Alex and Will Lewis and Abner Lee.
The injuréd are Alex Hamilton, Richard,
Loftin, Noah Miller, Peter "Van Buren,‘
pay you 8500- in cash.
{Manuel Hamilton andseveml others
o:
rt
. wagon on a cot, to the depot and left for -.
gone and has not returned since. I have
lHE AMERIEAII TlllABtO EOMPAIIY. SllECESSllR. /
NEW YORK USA:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE
CIGARETTE
Has stood'ihe Test of Time
MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER
BRANDS-wOOM-BINED‘
swmcnnnn ,
back pay under the $2 per day act of 1889.
Slant, one of the great cattlexraisers of
touthwestern Texas, says there is a mark-
:d shortage in Texas cattle in his part of
the state.
ALBION, N. Y., Jan. 19.—A special pan-;
!1 of jurors was drawn today totry the ar—
son case of Harvey Hoag, the Medina fur-
niture dealer accused of . burning his store.
ior the insurance. Judge Vreeland of
Chautauqua will preside.
Canneries to Start Up.
BALTIMORE, J an. 19.—Ten 'of the leads
lng fruit canning factories of East Balti-
The fall rains have "put the
more. which have been shut down since ,
the lat of October, will start up on Mon-'
ilay, giving employment to about 1,500
people.
Investigation Ordered.
ALBANY, Jan. ISL—The senate has di-
rected that the judiciary-committee inves-
aigate the alleged breach of faith in the
publication of the-Lexow report in mi-
vance of its presentation.
The Weather.
Fair, followed by cloudy;
warmer 3,
putherly to southeasterly,winds.‘ ‘
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Serge Skirts and Silk Skirts .
Separate from the waist, made in latest style, from $4.50 to $13 50.
In all the desirable shades.
kiisses’ and Boys’ Rubber Garments.
From 25cto $2. An excellent assortment of calico wrappers at lowest
prices
Free Delivery Daily .
.All goods purchased by customers residing in 'Norwalk or SO.
Norwalk will be delivered at their door free of charge,
”Pres?
The D; M Read Gd, Bridgeportfit.
i Sole Manul‘sctureis and Proprietors, 5'
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P l e as an t ;he letter he asked several questions in re- ‘, ‘ , 1 _ m V. ‘
Pellets are Smaller, but . gard to 17110 number .Of lines in operation since ilecomrlri‘endeg "3 iii: dob: “3?? and kligw I‘he decision of the court of appeals speci- and plain, reduced to $2.98, W “m mam...»
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better than . the huge, old: indithose wthioh Mr. NOIton proposed to 553’ 1.3%.? & ‘32:} y 1 5 use 01' 353821]?lghzegfiytfilggib‘ifilgggk? thls 35 newmarkets, With capes and mithout,.redueed to $2.98.
fashioned . pill; the medicinal pugsncgfirfigogk the Putnam avenue um, p y____m 15 newmarkets, with three capes, reduced to $3.50.
. agents are refined and CODCCD- 3f the Brooklyn City Railroad company Cattle Scarce In Texas. 30 misses jackets, sizes 12, 14., 16, ieduced to $2.48.
' trated. ' Every one suffers, was passing Saratoga avenue it was fired FORT WORTH, Tex., Jan. 19.4—Captain ,
Crafty, No. 12,022.
' RECORD;2.13}.{. ‘ .
Sire Kentucky Wilkes. ‘10. 1857, Record
aches. You’re relieved and cured Iolvers. :anges in excellent condition, and there is 2 21} D A b in] N b
. , ‘ . . /. am rgo y ‘ eetioneer. o. 12'. Per
gfp $388333 ”tioubles, If you take Potter Said to Be a Defaulter. more g1ass.than St°°k to eat I" . vicefsaaoo a ‘ -
l ' ' ' PLYMOUTH, Mass, Jan. 19.-—J. A. Pot- On Trial For Arson. ldGl’dOWn House Gowns and Q B B N 82
, E: . baa S ay aron, o. ,57.
RECORD, 2,19%,
Sire Baron Wilkes ,No. 7758, Dam Carrie
Wilkes by George Wilkes. No. 519. Service
$20. ‘W. B. E. LOUKWOO 0. Jr.
Nor-walk, Conn,
Raymond 1% Son.
Successors to George H, Raymond,
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
46 and 48 Main street, Norwalk, Ct.
Residence,.3 Berkeley Place.
Telephone Gail. '7’-5 »
J. D. Jennings.
‘ UNDERTAKER
éiKnight street. opp isi te
_ Street Railway Denohl
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