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'nneeotthemwantmad. aretelhinaotareetio‘amuav Perilous mttoJaqunDavleLthenrrteeullattoW- eaclrioooteataraota Redrasrlhed mums lir. Bushinlallgm'ingln anewdireetlon. ' Themoetpoprhrdflnhlaundenatpreaent lamilkandaodewater-hal! Indira". The ‘mtartmitlektholnvantoroftbllm IS“- ltndenu‘mmm or am“ lairnpatientiylenglnglordeath. The stir; mum "to...“ em” re Willi imagination, hwwmaeelapanlonatelytondot J_._'l‘ thegmtie which IaaahWalton made’ iunnortel. was er‘peciailyaetlve in the reeentdyoaatlngtournament of the delta!» menottbertateotlndlana. PaniDargrangeamt Phnaddphlghaacol‘ looted 1,000,000 canceled postage stamps. fishes pot then up lnpachagea 0! some mmthepaehaguwdglungarerdve ponndaeach. Ithaatakenhimafx year-Ito momma-m mangehthedireetorotthreohanh. eridltiava-yaeldornthat he ever miles a meeting Foreaehmeetlngthatho attmda hereuiveeclo. Iir.8a¢e,1t is said. enlar- latea that the money he came at a hunk diredorwili. payhit bntehu-andvegetahia AtewyeanagoliohertLflcCIrthyheld theporltienotmarlnareporterona Detroit (metamodaueaalary. lnarpara momentheooneeivedthe ldeaotaeaahrall- waytoruninatereeaecuredapatsnton it, fibeineemadeatertnnetmmhhluv» 9.15 3111de Bahaleaaldtohetha oldest notirejournallst in Europe. Bet-BSyeara .old,and hie paper in The Leeds Mercury lie bean ht career II a jotnnallatthree yeauatterthebatfle of Waterlmhutwaa present: sroportertoril’heliercnryatthe hattleotPetertooinlBlll, andhaahaeueonv .Wyhnewapapuliieerorsinfi. mowpuummasmungan Immairlrittolmdon. Onhlallratappau- Ineeetowevminpagothohallwaadaunly We with gray—ha loch thinnre anda wannhoutthhmhutthe train his ,eyn bmdlmrned.andhiahandhaaloetnone otlurnarvdouaqmnlnz. haterVoorheear-oosnilyvlritedthapen don ofloe,Waahington,andwua aatoulaher toreeopriae in a man momma": with doeumatteanex'jndgeonoe premium: In indiarn. Stopping him the armature: tnlngi Ajndge Wm veryqaietainoeheentwed thermaheham her, inambroearmy hehaeaceom— atriumphot statumanahip. flehaa ohtalnodthephotographs :1:de“ hismenty-llveaenotorinlcoiieaguu. lttooh 3:0de diplomacyto dothigaa w ngivetheirpictumtoany one. How Ir. Quay ohtainalaome of the Whamystery. It. he first came forward, nndclr. amdyramrnrna'ndwl 00th by the parish M01410.- thb. who wrote: “llr Parnell, though a ymmhrmuchmlentandmnchprno ties! acquaintance with country life. Though he it the youngest inhiahenchot hiaopinion in much endwhenheisnoteittingdinicult camera trennentiypntofluntil hecan attend“ Dr. Prince, of Wales. a “emblem Druid,88yeanold, a notablellgureamm' hi mntrymemhntmadoallarran tortbdispoattionoihisbodywhmthavw and shall have fled. lie wanbthehody burned.andhaawritteu out 12.": aoundree none why carnation is desirable. n. has ehoarn a where it is unburned,» W pile. and humeelded tintneltoheuaod. lnthepapereontnlnln‘ thueinatrnetionatheremrahlemnn on todenonneevaeelnation andthowearingot mom and counted. with a protest mint metrhnouy, which he thinkalade gradingtowomm. TheAItnCalitornia tells that notionzago 4.33.“ I 5" SE8333833 S 23888 Saunfiiuou . ours MG unto TO at low a: omen; lo: I. 'mml II. BOII'I'IIIIIO HIV. 5 OF-g'mout 138 8 l! 88358.3" 5 lo 11 “ lined ama'r. 915a. I “up. 1a. m Vitae-“Pr: and (lea! Insult“! 11. sol, ' 1'. (1. Patna. Superintendent. J.'1'.1'nn.(1eneral'1'lchetdpnt. 1100811111110 DIVISION. Attila. ms. have Bridgeport for Pittaleld. 7. tile or. aooolnmo‘n 1015 10.2311. In. lined .& to 5.50 “ We "a u u 'Goer only as (at _ae New Hillard. WI .11. wanton. Vice Plea”: a Gen‘l Ian 'g‘r W. TR. Lroa, Supt .Fm. an. 11th! Jot, W001“. N. l. N. 11. 53 ll. RAILROAD. Junedd. was. none wan. 5.16a.1n.lxpreee .40 l! 5:11pm. I .. some nan. .iha In Wash'on fit a a la “ Acton: l EVERY we saw trim ,FDLLDWINO “MIMI TEE War-ranted nette break ner- r-nll up with one year’s weer. If they do the money paid no for them will he rem-led. For sale at the Beaten Dry Goods ltere. £5 Intr- Dtreet. Jim-ll. .10“ 5:23:23 :— §’§§§55§3§§E§5‘”””"’ —. 0n the Budmfl '7 Am ni’lwonld eta! tor twenty ta' twenty-Ive yarn, heartache needaitiorthatttmeia no reason why he tlmuid atlpulatetoh itap thewlnie lite tine ilehaaorere thnndred loathe-undo! 11:13),“ “11 years and nearly eight redinathonrandm living Winn-Cm Becausehirprc neglectto iorthtehnnmot dyhg “manly numerous-bye eitheval guano: onhia 1381!!! iii Till GOIIEG'rlctlT QEIIRAI. . Life Insurance Co.. .linnrvram. (lancer. flier-mart DIRECT LINE BETWEEN South Norwalk J ac’ob M. Layton, an: mm and lion-a Agent. General lnsuraneeAg‘eney o—aao— nre, lite and Accident. NEW YORK. v 'owwmm...m Dmitri onesdaodepwudaandloaevordereto or mall-rope. Notary Public. Acknowledgement- Taken. Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked to Destination. to Warhmgton at. (Next door to Post-om.) South Vliorwnlk. Conn. Short Hints —_ 03.....— Socinl Etiquette. "—~’M Commencing M11) 26,’88 Baal lllaaaal :Will make daily tripe, extent 5-1161”. leaving heath 1112".“ at 7.50 a. n. Irate leave New York. Piers”, Beat River, foot of Beehnan Streaks. p. m. "or Best 28‘ liil'eet‘o 12.50 p. n. .—.—-— ARI! Single .Tiekets . . 40¢ Excursion Tickets. . .600 height Received iroru 7 n. 3.10 5 p In. ”human are 111er true In oi the unployeeaotthehoataon thla undid aeiaoantot Monument: and Healslaaat Donoth aytorarnonnarea Headstone iro- any abutgo dinettotheahow roe-1a oi .W. tea,Waterltreat. lorwalhandaeiret one alleompleteawfllliuaothe tedia it! mm hull hind”! lldlug rtoue emeteryworh. P. W. BATES. mandwonfll ”soon 1111:13an new and will fimkdtom-Hrwmmidum WALL. Untiltnrthanottoewewiilnaileeehot MamdMahoreraluahiehoohgmio mdpoumiitheynilimaiimihwnppae B I” thewranpuaaeyoawoaldaaewa- ”y.“ I? wlliheonlvieaate III-afinflrlmonlhe ea animator-milit- i. L. CRAGIN in Co., rarunswuu. my. llllllll! ‘ 81111118! This de rtrn‘ent present; an enormous stock at reach. English and Domestic ’ Satines, Seersuckero and other wash in- hriea at very lowpnoea. We again eall Ipeeial attention to the very popular Henrietta Satinea. The first in title city. V Illllllllill Sl'llllll This advertisement in by authority " oi the moutaetnrera: “Warrant these good- toereryhody, so that when your customers pay (or the heat Ml“goods can know that they met them my?” light in weight, g'ioaay to finish. teotion in black It is Gilbert’a world- renowned First Black Dye that :a need. and water. run, perspiration or acids have not the leaatell’eotnpon them what- ever. Return the purchase money to all ell‘tomera, it not as here represented.” BOSTON STORE. 45 Main 81., Norwalk. W immune * Highest Cash Price 701! Rugs, Bones, Bottles iron and Metals. Partieamovingranietl tumor-radium taieardto wrnuan Pensions, some nonwarn. J. 1‘. Peokwell. TOM“ ml have hill 8* mhuadgwtuthadaot Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur- cinglee, Collars, due. the Murrow-den, ' Lam-Ithadlatm‘twhenlwlii mum or war. Wk.“ mean-=3: h Special Prices for This Week. Special Print: l: B: . Prices, “0:. $8.88. i9: ,, gleam Foldingcutting‘l‘abiel, ‘ are. lee IWafiu Tnnha, Pillilll. alll'illlll'. Elegant Display, New Goods, Latest Noveltiet, Unique Design in 0333.“:.’33°'o;£11‘2°°&'$ 331“; for yourselves, alter being tell an to prioeaaaked aakai,eleewhere an you will he ' greatlyan riaedattheimmanaevariety andlow Hllllllllfl llll’lllllllli. Our stock 01 Financing. in 0amhric. in week wowill dispose of this lot In t lows: inch Pionncin, all}, 59, 57, 72, We. yarthunnch , at49, M, 090 500 rda 44-inch Flon at '15, 83 81,53. am, 81.09. 813:: BOSTON STORE, 45 lain Sit, Not-walk. emu-m. u. n. Brianna, Valli-itflI-ILO. rmmnunnosnmmoea. m Galdetniuvennaanaileime. l'laa Halal llarlal m. .——-'flll nan..— M EA Ta ; saw-mammalian. 1t dole-tilt“. ohtahedra- ellrutorMyoewlilladth-nly Poultry at all Kills mmaaason. F. HAYES. maroon. MINIMAL!— a; “merit-tranche“ called to I man a, who ”digging in Joaquin Miller’s garden. w Fruit Vale, and desired lohoahown , TABLE COVER, 2} yards long, for 81.35; worth $2.50,), ‘ Willi 01M Some 40 to 50 per cent. reduction on certain articles. pan of thgzprofit HOSIERY Children’ 3 black leggin top Hose, 3 pairs for 500 , These oods are cheap at 250. per pair. Children’ a Lisle read 11080. in black and colors. extra fine, “for 350.; regular price 500. Children ’sliibbed Lisle Thread Hose 250.; worth 400. Ladies eaten line Lisle Thread Hose, 1n stripes and plaid oolo repair, or $3. 60 e box. of one hell doz. is $1. 00 per pair. 600. per pair; worth M11111 regular made, 191:. L ’ and 350. per pair be; $1. Ladiea’ 500. ofi’ered. goodvaine 1:13 0. Lidi . ”in” " Ladies’ black Ladies' G ,. All“ This may seem impossible, but we believe it is just and right that our patrons should dilutions and me By so doing it enables all to purchase FINE GOODS AT LOW PRICES. Thirty don TURKISH BATH, TOWELS, extra tine, 48x22 m. for 250.; this is considered a bargain at 50¢. Colomd Border, all linen Table Cover, 3 yards long, for $1. 60; worth $3. (19.- “LADIE'. GENTS AND CHILDREN’S—— We will mention a few of the goods sinoo the COLORED 301mm, ALL GENTS? Genls’ Gauze Shirts, 11': 1011 (F Ladies’ woven Vesta. trimmed with .blaee, for 250* , a good value at 501:. Ladies’ Jenolltihdwd ‘ mac ‘ erse ileum bindin, mill ton; and short «1 ~Bod'ioea In low and hifimfcni each. There goodsisfeeéd anything over 1 1311181034, phenom u onanaegalsobetterq sin ' , A LARGEHSTCCK or PARAsoLs IN ALL storms MATTINGS 121:, 190;, 290., 2513, and a " f1
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