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Hereafter advertisements of wants or
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rates: One time, 25cenls; 2 times, 40 “ml “0mm“ "0'” “m” 50”“ minnow street. layer Bubbell preo “Yesterday afternoon a Standard WW will ”WM and" Itopcaraluchrd to the 10.06 express A.
cents: 3 times, 50 cents; one week. 8|. 00 float M niget, fell °'°'b°"d' aided. writer managed to elbow his way Ion to from ”“0990“. runs through ‘0 Alb!” I" '1" n I I I ' .
About 85 words will go into a hall Andrew Kemp, the carpenter who was The flu; business was to consider the through a crowd of ladies at the inl- hm“ ‘ without change. arriving fl 3”“0‘3 at ‘
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inchrpaceof The Sentinel. , hurt on BANK“! bi falling from B advisabilityofpurchnsingaatonecrushsr. menus dry-goods establishmentol W. B. got! by low tall "I; {W M 420 p. In. Just as soon no the new . _
tl scaffold. does not itnllm'e 3“! I’fl- The meeting referred the matter back to HI“ 3 C0 . In order '0 'I’E'Ik ' '0"! m roux; finished ‘ "g: In“ beam 2,“; “mg“:g'fihfigfia 13%,: to D“ i, -
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Eighties Low‘tids Sunrises Sun sets Two large parties are camping at Wil- A resolution was passed instructing We! 0' all-80065 'Pmd 0‘“ 0“ "l? '9“ Protection to tit-rights of Arnerle- " ””9““! 0' ”W “mun: '00!!! as? BEE HIVE. Mimi Jelly-fiat _____________ Stag
6 46 12.15 l412l GOD Point. 0116 is living in it large beach flit! Council to procure two iron (”Kat if croug counters get-med to he .ptmuphed, '08“ t “a” thsnorth by lb Ind coaches and carries II large III!!!) I' LADIES, AND GENTS, DINING "ALI: Fineflhowlllccrmntnmpmmkrmmllrlb
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THE LOCAL NEWS. 0...... MW... m n... polio—3100.1). porter heard, at the remarkably low was threatened at the wall: In th- Stockbridse. ”not. ”We“. North Goggtxfgnlggmgg'w ”twang, uncommon-............'.'.’.’.’.'.'.'ese.' si- .
—-—-— T D Kl ”Eh—Th b ad '1' 6 (5mm: 0,: nondisisfi prices that were named by the clerkl. , to? “'3' m "Ml tAhdam'lwd wmilllz-wnt Naming-i: "“1i°“"6&.pflmfi°m‘ 0,, cdnr’fluiga‘htiim 10) Wee-melons. 1m received ............ not:
The “Ada May" is at Ferris’ dock with -— ry e yn‘s eat re . ra e ' One of the attendants was heard to ob- linsrttnrll surrender tho "9‘94”” ‘" run rom ' e "”9 “ an“ "e °" ° 0" Goods Delivered oFree to All I’m artfo
brick. ““"k "Kill“"ed- _,__ Adjourned Regular Heeling. serve, ‘Why, these prices are high comr min“ b, of ““0”“ I” 33" York. 1‘“ Sunday fiat-fig: mm mfdrkh'fisrg'glim :lh'ymtlle Ire‘cny, y
The “Isis” cam: into the harbor this
morning for supplies. ‘
Frank D. Littlefair is—ilow employ ed by
the Adams Express Co.
The number of men employed at Wil- w
son’s Point now is nearly eighty.
Quite a large fleet of schooners loaded
with oyster shells lie in Wilson Cove.
--Try DeKlyis health bread, Trade
mark registe
The mud digger lies of! Wilson Point
widening the channel from that landing.
James A. and Charles H. Smith have
bought William E. Bond's sloop yacht
"Helene”.
An additional rail is being put up in
the new court room for the benefit of
witnesses.
floward Wilson is around town icoday
with a cane. He makes a fine subject
for rheumatism.
A special rehearsal of the wildly
elected officers of Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0.
FL, will be held this evening.
—Beef Iron and—wine a delicious Tonic
75 c. at Plaisteds.
Tire oilicers of the Goinesville Fire
Alarm Company were in the borough
yesterday testing the fire alarm boxes.
The following pensions have been is-
sued: Increase, Ephraim K. Taft. Staf—
ford Springs; reissue, Robert Harrison,
New London.
Mr. Arnold of Pittsburg, who is set.
ting up the new engine for the Electric
Light company says that he will have it
completed in about ten days.
,l—Fleischnisun's Vienna bread and
rolls fresh every day at hfiss E. Sco—
field’s. __
Captain C. C. St. John is thinking
about taking another party of three or
four from this city on one of the trips of
the “Minnie Rowan” this summer.
The borough authorities 0 xpect to in-
crease the reward of 3500 offered by
them at the meeting of the court of bur-
gesses last night largely, by private con-
tributions.
The republican meeting at the Roway-
ton Wigwam was largely attended last
evening. The club is fast increasing its
membership and the members are very
enthusiastic.
Four of our enterprising dry goods ad~
vartioera have announcements of special
bargains in this issue, and judging from
the prices and inducements ofiered this
l-l the time to buy cheap.
The shields Guards and their friends
of Danbuvy passed through this city this
morning. They were on their way to
Glen Island. At Wilson’s Point they
boarded the steamer “Pomona.”
-Miss Lizzy A. Selleck is sgt-nt for
the Old Well laundry.
Tho lots on Cove street and Fourth
avenue. Benedict Farm, are being
fenced in. People driving to Dorlorn
Point now will have to use the street in-
stead of driving across fliean lots as
heretofore.
The small-pox cases on the hill are
getting along very finelv. lfro. Larson
to about well, and in all probability the
quarantine will be raised on her real-
dence tlg‘omweek after the house is thor-
oughly nfected.
it new cadet is expected to arrive this
evening to assist Captain Brockbonk at
the Salvation Army. To-tuorrow night.
Adjutant IcForlano will be there to
conduct the meeting, and to swear in
some new soldiers. A lively tints is ex-
pected. ‘
Theft“ England delegations toths
competitive drills of Pstrlarcho lilitant,
l. 0. O. E, whichfo to take plaosln Ola.
ciuuatl July 88 to as, inclusive, will
leave Springfield by special train Satur-
day, July It. Round trip tickets from,
Springfield are .18. There is much in-
tersst in the «out. and blade General
Faust-ox a do tlo from
minute.” HI W .
Thosenttalutsotoftho Pequotcanoe
01-5 have at Chlltotto Island, smite.
W and will cautious during the
The racing vvouts will take
place Thursday :and prlsss will be
awarded at the his camp the F
evening. ‘l'ltoavwho willhs to attend-
IItIi frets this city are Heron. lurk
leave-w worth, Theodora havenworth.
nomaw \thlloctt, .EIowloadnad
L0!
7min
mu..-
of ladies and gentlemen out sailing this
noon.
on Water street. As it. was being un-
loaded from the truck it struck the
ground rather hard and split the head.
Iron (logos Directed to be Plural In the
Police Mina.
llr. Gardner, of the Gaiitsville Fire
Alarm Company was present, and re-
ported that he had examined the fire
alarm apparatus and
ed that the battery be divided into , five
J .Douovan lost a barrel of ale last night
clearing sale which corresponds with
satonic road putting on another freight
boat owing to the constant increase in
the freight tunic.
the foundation for an engine supply
tank, the dimensions of it being the
same as the one in our city.
company and the Electric Light com-
pany will in all probability sheet a com-
promise to the trouble about their wiles
interfering with each other. ‘
New York Reserves on the Polo Grounds
in New York. Saturday the .Flushings
ban on their battery.
and Lawyer Hurlbutt are to address the
club will probably be present and render
some fine selections.
las Fowler Post, and Mrs. Hoyt of Storm
evening. Josiah did the right thing by
cigars.
There are some prospects of the Hon-
Men are at work at Wilson's Point on
The Southern New England Telephone
To-morrow the Norwalks will play the
will come here with Dunning and lies—
Ou Friday evening Senator E. J. llill
republican club in this cty, The glee
Commander losiah Atwood, of Doug-
fortl, were married last Wednesday
the Post last night by past tog around the
John 0' Riley died yesterday at his resi—
dence on Center street. Mr. O'Rtley
has been very low with consumption for
a longtime and his death was not no-
locked far. He was a young man and
leaves many friends in Norwalk.
There is some talk "I the borough of
putting a gong in the electric light
works in connection with the borough
fire alarm, so in case of fire the company
can help sound an alarm by blowing
their whistle, as the whistle does nearly
as much good as the fire bell.
The following were the principal oili
cers lllttl were installed on Sunday of
Catholic Union K. of 0., Number 46:
Bernard Tully. G. K; Henry Malone,
D. G. K.; Edward Finnegan, F. 8.;
William McMahon, R. 8.; Rev. T. hf.
Crowley, T.
Yesterday we stated that Sam Laugh»
lin, the Bridgeport murderer, was found
asleep in Mrs. McNamara’s boarding
house. It was in Mrs. Collins' house,
next door to Mrs. McNamara’s, where
the man was found. No one knew who
he was, as he was brought there for the
night by a friend.
In the state parade of the Ancient
Order of Foresters, to occur in Bridge-
port August 9, Captain James Sheritlen
will be grand marshal and Captain (lar-
rity of New Haven will not no chief of
staff. The visitors, together with the
local courts, are expected to number
three thousand men.
Work on the iron railroad bridge at
Wilson Point is progressing rapidly. One
end of it will rest on a pile pier and the
other on a floor, so that the freight can
betransferred from the boat direct to
the cars, the float end of the bridge
coming on alevel with the boat at all
stages of the title.
The Baptist Bible School Union will
meet at Crescent Beach to-morrow and
the following day. The principal
speakers will be Rev. 0. P. Gifford and
Rev. C. H. Bpaulding, Boston; Dr. 0.
Stone and W. 8. Bronson, Hartford:
0. B. Fonts, New Haven ; Rev. I]. A.
Delano, tb Norwalk: and Rev. J.
W. Rleha . Stamford. Excursion
good from the ltlth to the 30th, inclu-
rive.
Yesterday afternoon a seedy looking
individual sat in the horse railway depot
and as he was very insulting to people
who were in there, Ilortin Kellogg put
lIlIII out and then went out with his car.
The man followed him up Wall dust as
fans River, abusing hltu When Kel-
logg called onlosr Lockwood to arrest
blur he ran up River street and escaped.
nor. Romanians-«lam»
forthtrtydayo.
A Darrow heaps.
'6
tickets sold at New lfavsn at half rates. otreet.
Ofilcer Lockwood did dot like to have
the shoes for nothing oohsamstsdo
vagrant who gave blonotno befnrsJude
delleek this morning as Jeremiah (mon-
aouutefhlnorlf so he waosouttojall
John P. Tracey had a very narrow eo-
yvstotdsytnornlag. u. was walk-
diviaions of six cells each, and that the
zines of one division be cleaned every
week, and the hydrometer should stand
between 16 and 20. He promised if the
system was not satisfactory that he
would make it right.
A large number of bills were ordered
paid.
The petition of E. Anderson and others
for fire alarm on the green was referred
to Chief of fire department with power.
The Warden was authorized to offer a
reward on behalf of the borough of 3&0
for the arrest and conviction of the par-
ties guilty of any of the incendiary fires
that have or hereafter occur in the bor-
ough.
It was voted to tender an order to the
Peuples’ Savings Bank of Bridgeport of
$5,153 83 and costs.
The final estimate of C, W. Cram was
read, showing total will of first subvdivi-
sion of sewer system to be $33,806 60.
Accepted and placed on file.
The matter of complaints of policemen
of obstructions of sidewalk at Merrill's
and Blascere, referred to Chief of Police
with power to instruct police to clear
said sidewalk.
The Chairman of Fin-slice Committee
was at thoriz-td to borrow 8.), 000 by note
in the usual form on inter eat at four per
Cn‘lll.
Chief Engineer Prowitt was rtqueuted
to attend the annual convention of Fire
Englnetrs at Minneapolis, and his ex-
pauses would be prtid by the borou"h.
PERSONAL “£31103.
Harry E. Duty and lfiss Avitzc B. El-
well of Cleveland. 0.. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Doty of this city.
Clarence James is spending the sum-
lllt‘l’ months with his sister Minnie at
Miss Beach's Institute.
Ed Mitchell went to New York yes-
terday, where he spenr the night This
morning he started for D river, C do, to
visit his brother.
Alexander Weis anl daughter of the
borough went to New York this morn-
ing to visit friends in that city.
Fred Peiu-r of New York spent Sun-
day with his parents in the borough. *
Annie Jackson of New helle is
spending the summer with Edith Wood-
hall of the borough. '
Fred St. John is recovering from a se-
vere attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Susie B. Welsh of Etst Norwalk
is spending the summer with relatin's
and friends in Lewes, Del.
bliss Kate Polhemus has returned from
in few weeks’ visit with friends in Sex
York city.
Miss Nellie Wilcox is spending it few
weeks in Ridgefield.
llira Minnie Wilcox has gone to Eige-
water. N. J.. when- she is Thrill"; with
Alderman McClave’s son.
Nelson Crawford of Scranton,
i-t-v'tttiting Mr. and lint.
holds in the borough.
Samuel Long of l’oughkt-epslr. N. Y,
is visiting with George L. Seaman.
John P. Rix, formerly employed in
the signal tower in this city, is operator
at Wilson's Point.
Chas. F. Quinley of Cambridge is
visiting lir. and If". R. 1.. Stevens in
East Norwalk.
llioo Ella Bette,of the telephone ex.
change. is enjoying a two wseko’ vow
tlon. Ifiso Jennie Stanton is operating
in her place.
lino Lilly Scudder of Wealth-Id, N. J.,
is visiting the Ills-Is flcudder on West
Ilsa A. 0. (baby to spending a week
with In. Laura Dunard in Brooklyn
Superintendent Payne of the lloussv
tonic road was to town today.
A in.”:
last evening, while Inond Ilro. Cleo.
White were out pleasure riding. and
when near the Elm Grove store, the
horse which they were driving, breaths
mud at a piece of wrapping paper.
Despite the efforts of Ir. White,.tho
horosranpastlfrsJJauder’omldr-ncs
on the hill. There he was subdued
and driven back hears without any
posts were injured.
Pollewluthouaalsustownrlgoso.
lag
competent at Risotto allot ht...
sale that was spoken of. Mr. Hall said -
‘articles that can be furnished inany,
farther trouble. Rslthrrof the ocea-
Gnhonwtntondjflsnfimpwqm
moonsths August’s;
W. B. Ball & Co. commence today a
pared with the figures that will rule
genial proprietor and inquired about the
‘On Monday next we shall begin what
will correspond with a winter red ticket
sale. The season will be closed by tak-
ing all the short lengths and broken
pieces in the store, and marking them
at prices that have never been known
before in this city. If you can find room
tosay this in the Standard I shall feel
obliged, as my customers look largely to
that paper to know the bargains that are
offered from time to ‘time. I am sure
that the paper has never exaggerated
the facts in speaking of our bargains
for all visitors find the goods just as rep-
resented, and that is why we catch the
enormous outside trade which we enjoy.
“ “The sale about to commence now
will include all the cloaks, ohawls,'odd
suits, and dress goods that are now in
the store, also over 2,000 elegant trip,
which have just been purchased at less
than the cost of production. There are
hnesocks, chenille table cloths, Smyrna
rugs, Royal Wilton rugs, English Pun.
jaub rugs, and enough to stock a big
store for a year, that must go to make
room. The value of this lot alone is
$12,000.
" 'Notwith-tanding the cold season,
we have had an immense trade, and con- '
st-quently all the short pieces, odds and
ends, and broken lots which have our
cumulated must be disposed of to make
room before September for ten cases of
silks, henr'retto cloths, and colored dress
fabrics that are already ordered to come
through the Bridgeport Custom House.
This sale will go all through the dress
goods department. including cloaks and
ready made dresses. The loro will be
several thousand dollars, but it is better
to make a clean sweep twice a year than
to carry over any goods at all, and be-
sides it served to advertise the store and
our low prices. These sales always take
Well with the bargain hunters, and next ‘
week you will see the biggest crowd that
ever tried it take the cream of a clear-
ing out sale. The front ”windows of our
store will be filled Saturday with goods
that will give an idea of the bargains
that are to be had inside. This will be a
fine opportunity for hotel men and
boarding house keepers to stock up with
sized lots at figures that will astonisb.
prices in the Standard to- marrow.’
”The reporter was really bewildered
to know order could be maintained
among such huge masses of shining silks
and velvets and quiet shades of all pat,
toms and kinds of dress goods, but he
was assured that the huge who would
all disappear as soon as the prices on the
and canbepaid weekly and to paid to
the beneficiary at a time when it to
needed, being paid inside of twenty-
four hours after proofs of death.
Cannon 0. Ransom).
woo-innit salt.
The Island Bell took a party of about
forty young ladies and gentlroreu fro-
ths borough and this city out for o
moonlight oolllaotovsniug. They went
across the aoundao far no Huntington
Bayandback again. On thotripback
refreshments were served consisting of
sandwiched, cake, bananas and ice
cream. A short stop was anode at
Released liteparty orrlvod otthr
steamboat dock at just 11..“ after a
delightful soil of three hours.
-m.............. w. W» W»
his low ltotlormo for Wold-l.
Ilolac’olloud have received their new
uniforatooudtboy are very W
Thocnatloa dark blue Prince Albert.
completely covered
motwttkorsdohoko initawd spore
humour-tambour-
The summer travel on the Hon-atoms
road has increasedoo rapidly this out»
13
under Barracuda
but one sleeper was placed upon the
day or week. Come and one for yourae
tit is
.hos taughtrne thatmannfactureolrnnow
for Harrison and Morton—WOW»
meant the United Westm- tho
ofoprotoctfvetarifl. wbiehwill
toreprinta‘tglrcmbor:
soblngtort.
y, and not without success.“
rsrtedtbslr ottentlen totbe encourage
msntofrnanufactnns. Theobjoctkof
tooraueh noticinoureoeen
do
partofomor
ourselves.“ saves so much monsyto
thecorrntryas mast otherwise!» ox,
portsdtopoy for tho mufarturcoho
turalcoarso
Mmdmnd for the
If I
Ime: "ll'c full“ new
place our manufacturers bytho sidoof
the agriculturist. * ' ' Experience
asnecusarytoonr onto
our comfort.”
John Adams: “The greet inter
eoto of an agricultural, commercial and
monufaeturingw raglan are so linked .11
1mm toget t M
of prosperity to one of mm
“grant extending its influence to the
AndrewJackson: "l'ponthooncncaoof
our manufactures, so the haudrnaidof
around commerce,
lngreatnteasarethelrtde
count ,snduouecsufeemo sensibly
than .. do the necessityofm encouraging
Daniel Websterz‘ 'Tlrot lo the trad
American policy which shall most not
fully employ Amateur capital and Alluri
can labor, and beat sustain thcwhole
populatmn. ' l' ‘ Agriculture cit-v
metro and manufactures will prosperto-
gather or languish together."
Abraham Lineolm ”I am in favorof I
Motive tail and internal
heam.’
OPENING CAMPAIGN SHOIE
The Pre- We” Pam lb
thorny In Lively Style. ,
Not since the nmninotinn of M
hastlwrv been aomneh Republican sn-
thmsinam evinced or In new manifested
Inertial Advertiser.
The Slug-rumpus Wot hunt on
hnposing as he wu Ills mile period
to over ~5yrncu3e Standard.
Of all glad worth! of tonal-v or pets.
The gleam are (team We will Bro Ml
Abra-e Jourud.
r: ' l. I
Just advise the ladies and everybody (.13, Harrison and Morton and a solid Re. . “mfiindagt?atfl I“? x we“
to look out for a list of unheard of Pabl‘°‘“'”’"h' Tbatwillhreoktheoolid ”mm “WESTMBSL’E.
south—Detroit Tribune.
In the moteot between Cleveland luck
and Harrison pluck we stand by thclaf
tor. For this is a Republican year.—
Philadelphia Press»
There will be another "lost cause" after
the sixth day of next November. When
the [traumatic party are called a to
Win poser it, [13' hamly those
Immigration. but fusiotod that the arts of
mtrietiovt should he kept within the
visions of the truthsul’ortloud
this evening at the store own
have John Brenden on Fort Point road. A
working campaign clitb will then be or-
ganized. Rev. Dr. K. D Nettleton of
South Byron, N. Y. ,Joseph Tammany,
give relief in all Throat, Lung and chest
y. .
next week. There is Mr. Hallnowtask 0010f moo political llanlpll' ”ill“ "3i" which "‘3 ”“59“.“ '0’ mlumglfiew|w .Il‘llfigdfilyifiu
him about the apecialoale.’ Wm .katlrtgarym' the rush. Other through fl“; c2? inertia
recommend- “After this lady, who was from Nor oflcc ,, MSW '0 13*“ “80'8” ‘9 l 9 l' ,
walk, had finished her conversation with » ”‘ng “rig, module COTTAGES T0 IlENI‘.
Mr. Hall, the reporter approached the Iranian! various and m M” "‘" 0N BELL ISLAND-
Republican Rally In loot Non-Ila
IA ratification meeting will be held
by Mrs.
Robert Pearson and others will deliver
addremeo. All are invited to be present.
Con-collect Bible Society.
Twenty—nine more churches, contrib-
uted to the Connecticut Bible society
last year, than the year before. The
Congregationalism gave $3,655.87 last
year, the Methodists gave 213 92, the
Episcopalians $154 5!), and the Baptists
“1883. The families belonging to the
dillerent denominations foot up as fol-
lows: Adventists, $1,003; Baptist, $11,418:
Christian, 3195; Congregational, $29,868; A-
Episcopal, $13,960; Lutheran. 82.195;
Methodist, $18,454; Presbyterian, .666;
Roman Catholic,‘24.ll58; Unitarian, 325;
Universalists, thrill; other denomina-
tions. $1,064; no religous preference, $7,-
933; whole number, “13.404.
Don't Experiment.
You cannot alford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems at
firstoulya cold. Do not permit any
deolerto impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery for consumption, Coughs and
Colds, but he sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit be
may tell yoube has something just as
good, or just thesame. Don't be deceiv-
ed, but insist upon getting Dr. King’s
New Discovery, which is guaranteed to
affections Trial bottles free at Chas.
Lopham a Drug Store. Large bottles fl.
Buckle-to Arnie. Salve.
The best solve in the world for Cuts,
Bruins, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sum, Tater, Chopped Bands,
Cbilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions
and postiuely cure piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cent-«box. For sale by Chas.
anbam.
int-ted.
To Beat.
“DUDE on ‘l’fla street. ltlmttdern
mm of Jim}! IIf “APP.
Osborn Ave , Bast Norwallr.
1‘an deeirable and pleasant residences for
reasonableoud
Esquire of 1'.“ [fill it ”GOLDEN.
In“;
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Penn. lwish to return my heartfelt thanks $3; iprint-titties are everything and new rummaging mu tram m oF'OR SALE-
Ilvinuel Ray and sincere gratitude to J. Its-pork for of t' hugs, with I mm gum. “Mwhhmm “fifmw, u “g; Enquire of
the prompt payment of my claim on the larlionudoeo W8C..City. marlfltf
l‘ . pleads! thorn and it will please then: lose TAYLOR dc GOLDEN.
lie of my wife. llary A. Raymond, and "m day ——New York Tribune. ac“ Elmo d I A
would recommend all those not yet a” if i - on "'0‘ Bill!!!" I... For Iole. an mun“ an”
insured to insure in the Metropolitan .tiouwuo honorable” and fl!”- kaflmd-l lay-sod. footer nari- Washington St.
Life Insurance 00., no the cost turmoil mm W W whim“ Chinese mkmaflm“ ”'“m' " N"
mutt-led
A 600!) BEACH WAGDN.
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BELL ISLAM D, ROTON POINT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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urethral-Lisa otiuutso earlier
a. a and 7 Rooms. . 31 Washington Street.
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Buttress
l'or Thirty Days from July 9 you can get
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
For 35.40 per Bur-rel at
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU’S.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
FAC'PORY
To let or for sale, corner Day and Raymond streets.
BHUICE BUILDING Lll'l'S
OX WOODWARD AVE. FOR SALE.
ENQUIRR OF
E. A. Woodward.
mam
Expert Columbia, Volunteer,
Light Roadster anti l’eloce
Safety
onlnstallments. ()ld Machines taken in exchange
for new. Send for Catalogue or call on
JACKSON BROS.,
. 56 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CT
mm
Building’ Lot
Mlllllfll itSaIIliillS
Do aotaatlclpatc removal. but guarantee to
tell their Sinai at at Ln Prints
Anny
“Removal Prices’
mmybeadrmlled.
Large Reductions
havensmdyhmmmmyiaprlmof
CARPETS l
Andallkfadsor
Summer
E. C.WHITNEI’S ART S'l‘fllllj
0n the West side of MAIN '
p BIIIIIINI and P001 Roofin- Y,
Goods ! 3,,
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mannerisms
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We Will lint Ila WIT-damn.
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37x Maritza. sex-ego,
80. NORWAIK.
FRAMING at lowest prices.
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Full line of Artists’ Materials.
HATS iii 81' I“
Granillusinglalt
Spring Styles of flats Cheaper
than ever
AT
Mrs. Fawcett’s.
CALL AND SEE WHAT BARGAINS
ARE BEING OFFERED. '
3 WATER 51., NORWALla,
tamer-.msouwanr.
Jacob M. Layton,
Realhtatclndnmnew
General In suranceAgency
rite, Life and Acddut.
Ocean Steamship Wu and m
Drafts for one lldalnm'lm Ordauo
Rotary Public. Acknowledgments“
Railroad Tickets. muscle! J
to Destination.
66 Washington St, (Nextdoor to Postwar.) ,
South Nor-walk. dorm.
SUMMER SEASflN-
Rfl‘l‘ PlllNT!
lfuric every Afternoon anllvsalagby
FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA!
Bimini it in Lilli Pants.
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT.
Sea Food oran Kinds of
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