a.
mromumnvfla
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“anew” ha and: patented am
mum
”moth Francisco,haewora
.mwwmty years.
Th W it Web recently append
mummweistimtwithwhitespota
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Hold ‘ Haven, N.Y., he! afemalehone-
he“.
Thelateett’mkummgkugliebwomenwho
hagotoeeneei'tiIatonit andknit.
Bwitaarland advertises accommodations
for about 150,!!!) guests over night during
mmamrtynecdsm to de-
themmmeraeuaou.
WW moat PM. “Mp“
Jammefllamiutn “will? masthebeginningar largevolumeaefemokeareseeutoiisae
2 M Wimm if ‘ figs: tromtheeumniitoffit. Helen’s. Oregon.
undo! th'eheampaigu, e g
wwwnmfitb» bmww PM” and'l‘ariiltoo In Alton-n, Pa,theyean build a loco-
Infill-chasm“: cigarettes to ob
Hurdle! thretrom.
Apipe sushi! bmeJackaon whileha
E: has letelyheen presented to
WW society.
finwlflmhflinhodwed abill lathe
”filmmpI-evem thegatheriug
dwilrllmvura ‘
ML:"ldiaim,the inventor,uillaend
Inetive In eighteen hours and fifty-live
urinates
it than 'lip
Wen? the voters axle
knew what the means, what it does
for them and whet a Democratic victory
would involve.
The one danger this year is that then
will be too much reliance upon enthusi-
asm, brasshende, torches and unlimited
shouting. The west will go wild with
excitement. Political re who
have been accustomed to appeal to popu-
lar instincts and loyal sentiments, instead
0! well fortified beliefs on economic and
industrial questions, will he constantly
tempted to utilize the growing (nthusi
earn as the readiest wen u and to neglect
the Redryidufir oi public ucation. Let the
Repub can managers take warnin earl
that this would be a fatal mist
great many thousand voters are going to
be shifted this year from one party to the
other on account of issues which have not
been as sharp] presented hitherto. It
rests with the publican party to deter-
mine whether the shifting shall turn for
or against its candidates.
Living under a protective tariff for
twcut seven yarns, the present genera—
tion 0 voters has never closely considered
the nature or workings of that tarifl.
Habit has led many to rely upon the
growth and prosperity of the nation as a
fundamental fact of nature, as certain as
the procession of the seasons and as in-
dependent 01 political campai ms. .
Others, again, have heard or a genera.
tion that war taxes” were retained be-
yond the necessit for them, and have
vaguely acceptedit e notion that the pro
tectiie tarifi was such a tax and should
bereduced. Others, still, brought up to
believe in protection, have found their de-
sires growing iastcr than their wages,
and have listened to demagogucs who
have told them that cheaper things could
behad if the "monopol tarilI" could be
cut down. Others, stil , have heard that.
their industries would prosper with free
raw materials. and that a genuine protec-
tion would give them cheaper materials,
cheaper food and clothing and wider
foreign markets.
For the first time in more than fort
years the Democratic party has set has I
to appeal to the judgment of voters. It
is not altogether honest in stating the
issue The changes which it adv ocates' in
New York as essential] protective are
precisely the changes wh ch it adiocates
Kentucky as essential stc toward
free trade. Voters who see t c contra-
diction are up used with the pretense
that Mr. Garlic d and other Republicans
have favored protection only as the short
road to free trade. and that the time has
come to take another step on that road.
It will not do to treat these specious ar
gumcnts with contour t. The number of
voters who may be lo. astray by them if
they are not met b solid facts and sound
reasonln g,is very
The Republican party is perfectly able
to justif 3' its past policy, its present plat-
form an its plans for the future. It has
behind it a record of industrial progress
such as no other nation has oi cr achieved,
and such as this nation has never achioi ed
under any other policy It can crush and
“The King‘s Daughters” new number 90,-
one in the United sum The society is to
have a monthly paper.
The Burns county, D. 'l‘., commisiouera
hevetblsseasoupaidahountyolthreeceute
mch on 67,000 gopher tails.
We are.’ Importing onions from Egypt.
They come in about thirty days via Liver»
pool, and are of superior quality to the Ber.
made. ‘ -
lr.A.W.Lougtellow,lnutlierefmepoet,
h swell- hiewu resident of Portland)“.
“03,!”in yunoldend liearaustroug
Immatuhkmefenumhrother.
An earlyportreitof the poet Browning,
mhhpuhlished inaoollectionol lib
misdd toreprescnt u youngishmari,
with dark hair, rather ill shaped whisker-a
ulndocidedlyllebmic castof countenance.
Hm Cary. of Key West, Fla. has a
mm Btuialingiitadietanca
d am feat, onccould not tell It
‘ Inseam dnckwhiehhad been deprived
2 d It! hodyieatbers,andto make tbodelii-
luminance hehed inscrtcdafcwtull
teathera ,
Mkduewstromhiunichconcemiug
them young mad King Otto, who won.
due-hm hishig, lonely palace outside the
city. noblehandonedhislastdistractioa,
Mdpedingpotatoes, and hasnopleaain-e
ldybut Ipeudeallhia time hidingawayin
ndark corner-,thinking everyonowants to
hurthiln.
one of the graduates of
the alelawachoolthiayeur,isusonof the
Jmmiuisterof finance andiso! royal
Hood. Helms beeninAmericafour years,
Indqnah English, Latin and German. lie
memento-Japan two years hence.
Ir. Joseph Pulitzer, editor and owner of
”New York World, isblind, andhusgone
to Europe in the hope of having his eyesight
Wbyrmt and experttreatrnent. Ilia
Villarilpluclicallygone, forhecanonlysee
emerdonethlackspots. The diam tea
amputation of myopsis and parade oftlie
Wmandit has resisted the attach
«the bestoculistsinAmerica, whoean
stubble) onlytlie faintest confidence of
Whomaforufgn trip. '
new oflieer, Maj. Meckel, after
devotingthreeyeam totbe reorganization of
thandlitarysysterniuJapun, has suspended
lihlabonaudreturuedhume, thctfl’mofhli
muthavingexpircd. Innddition tohie
regulerdinies,liemudeexleusivejourneysto
IIIMotthe mlmin company of prince
ly‘palamges unl of otheers, in order to
mhacompleto survey of the strategic cou-
dit'ltmsprevailiug. The successor of Me).
wield. Wildenbrucli.
California Is going in for silk culture with
enthusiasm The state board of silk culture
sent 16,000 mulberry trees and cuttings to
silk cultivators, and this neuron will put out
50,0“) more.
The French are acknowledged to have the
finest guns and projectiles in Europe. Their
Ferminy shell has been shot through an
armor plate twenty inches thick, and come
out with its steel point uninjured.
A resident of Somme, Fla, who recently
recovered from a severe illness, has since ro-
fused to eat meat unless it is raw. Ho fre-
quently kills a chicken or a rabbit, and do-
vouis It almost before it becomes cold.
A low down chap is traveling through
Georgia and softly laying wagers that no
one in the crowd can name the twelve apes
ties. Chaps put up SIB that they can, but
few are able to name over eight or nine.
The Indiana statute contains an act which
forfeits, alter Marchii, 1890, all land in the
state held by aliens who have not become
American citizens Years ago an Iinglish
gentleman named McDaniels accumulated
considerable property in that city.
It is strange that the devisers of open air
shows cannot think of something else than
the destruction of something to repro-
duce on their immense stages Babylon,
Home and Pompeii have been used in turn
for these pyrotechnic drum. The list may
be exhausted soon, and then they any work
iii.unother field.
The announcement that the home of the
late Louisa M. Alcott, at Concord, Man, is
to be sold, leads to the suggestion that it be
bought by subscription and appropriately
converted into a home for poor children as a
memorial to tho anthoremsq well beloved by
young readers.
An Albany familyhas u. 3—yeamld boy,
whose bump of mischiei is phenomenal Ilia
mother took him in his carriage to market
and bought some potatoes, which iv ere put in
the carriage at his feet. As she had walked
along conversing with another the boy had
dropped them all out unnoticed, and the fact
was not discovcmd until they were home.
There am a number of warm sulphur
springs in Elsinore, (7a)., and a citimu of
that town is utilizing them for incubating
purposes Ho puts a tin pull (all of eggs in
a spring whose temperature is 103 degrees,
and in three weeks the chicks come out. As
the temperature of the spring does not vary,
the eggs require no attention. This beats tho
patent incubators all hollow.
The latest touch of realism in newspaper
work is to print all the (lathe used by the
people figuring in an anecdote. Often these
oaths are but the outcome of u thoughtless
habit, and add no point to the anecdote.
The custom set-nu to have originated in those
papers whichuro conducted on the plan of
finding out the lowest intellectual level of
their readers, and then going lower.
A man of 35, with face smoothly shuvcu,
with the exception of a pair of small side
whiskers, dressed in a modest suit of gray
tweed, stood in the betting ring at imme-
park the other afternoon and checked 0 his
mutual tickets with a lead pencil. He had
nothing of the swagger and loudness so prev-
alent onull sides of him. It was \I. K. \ an~
derbilt. He was practically unknown In that
throng of gambling men.
m of the Turkish Bath.
‘fnowdidiuterest in athletics aIIect the
W
“flier-epic! increase and development or
theiuisrmtin out of door spurts has settled
fwgoodthefntureofthe'hirklsh and Bus
hum Athleteaeun train down or‘re
cupe‘nowaethey wereneverable to do be:
Maudlbelieveif only those persons in‘
mm “mm ‘0 m the bury aIIo position if it ta]; care to
we a '35
mydmmghm 211% bring the facts of recent histo tobear
Wm humans. The 'hn-kish upon the minds 0! voters. But it cannot
WW IIhaqudJaaoometohe convince thoseb minds b shouting by
MW“! andllook for the time brass hands orb torchlight processions.
“1‘th in the m im- E‘h: voters thir‘t Informatifip, fiandththe
prominent: veiling; geris managers w 0 er cm
mum hath fimmgggmh enthusiasm instead There are needed
Allcllualofpeople are interatedin sudde- alley? earmlllions of tracts, millions of
vohdtoit Ex-Pmiident Arthur who used mfg" his “0““ “MI ““5
tohathe here at my DIEGO. would as 80011 one 0 school district meetings at
thinkot mm hialood as his bath. which voters may be educated. The truth
will win, if mcu take the trouble to pre-
sent the truth. But the truth will not
JohnKellynevermiased an opportunity at
h I ”Mk" 7 Mind to the bath Can. winif it gets expires ression only in the tiers
of torches and e blare of trumpets —-—
Grautwaaagreatbelieverin a goodsweet,
aeddplngaabflskshampoqa cigar and Thowomcnwhohav lat I bcgu t
amp also was Romeo Conkling and N" York Tribune ”caterers in Londonoareoufcused 1d! 3.3:;
others the same class. Cl ,doe
stingy, not only in the quantity of the food
which they allow for each guest at a meal,
but also in incurring expense in its prepara-
tion, permitting themselves to substitute in.
Ierior ingredients for those which are more
costly, and thus spoiling their dishes 0! all
faults, these are the ones which women are
most likelytocommit in preparing dishes for
themselves, but one would hardly expect
them in a trained graduatoof acookiugclasa
at work for other persona
The Buttlo Ground of 1388.
The state of New York is once more to
become the battle ground or n presiden-
tial canvass, and again the Democracy
éoi'ints upon detection In the ranks of its
{amusinISMaud 1884, to bring it to
victory. It realizes that its prospects of
are unfavorable, and that de—
Itoot, as overwhe as it is deserved.
Ieeerteln to come if e ranks of Its oppo-
fifrei‘rxlu ugmken. Bourbon jour~
ts an llour natump speakers may
fiafiaflén and confidently of the chances
oi t , but the wiser and more
Enmembere are aware that ii the
llimu lines stand Iirm the Democ-
{indoomed to disaster in the coming
Mthyeraaudeditors are among
the not regular frequents:- or the bath.
Mwhoeevdemgohackmthemmekre-
MMtbehotvaporsorthoRussianbath;
“11%th wry stimulants from
the and plunge.“—Ncw York Mail
eudnxprd
w Kept min Honest.
Am'yiatoldofapostmasterwhoee luck
dhewledgootworkiughiaowa‘mfloat
hiruauluuruaeot 8100 on his salary next
gar. Whuhenuthieretinuinhelachd
-cuhettheamountcalledforhythelew
toponuiteuudjuhnentofhiemlary. Hie
repctahomdthoreceipteot hiaoflleetobe
amass Aathedepartmeutallowaame-el
’tleu over a halt dollar to bemontedaee
Glenn. the would hamhemfldobolio
min poehti! he had lied shrewdna oi the publleaua in New lorkwhich
'i ‘ elected Cleveland In 1884 cannot be re.
m2. Fetgthis year. Most of the bindepend-
cauewho, repelled
thumuutyuuweaukiekhim. Bis was the' anddeluded by CleveIaumdm 's re.-
unkemofthekiadiuthefifiw. lt mmd% premises, voted the Democratic
mainland; Worm-guanine): In the as
among the club In the
m department—Washington (he.
Ania-lean. foNoria there the slightest liability
. that adeiectiou like that qelimput
”New 'York forty- four years mminorl can
fees of the Dmnocracy lot
A hasty utterance of nasty
amid? Whig candidate in thety year,
Che In a prlve letter which eventuhll
have in NoprIiit.d Iver-ted h
ywmrl the Li
ve that" state“k to he Democrats
Flock of Domesticated Cranes.
Among the curiosities of Harbor View, on
Charlotte harbor, are a number of domesti-
cated cranes in the powder: of Judge Do
Coeterond Grove Cochran. Judge Doves»
ter’l flock consists of one largo white crane
and four young blue herons. They hm o be-
come very tame, walking around the yard
with the chickens and into the house at every
opportunity, and it is truly amusing toaee
their noisy ilemoustrations as they beg for
their dinner. They are not confined. but
roamthopleceat lurgouiid aeomtohnve ne'
desire to fly away. The cranes of Mr Cot-Ii-
reu, whichlie has had butefewdays, con-
Iiatot onelargaailver grayherou and four
very young ones. Than cranes when grown
are next to the “aaudhlll” In rise, standing
nearly or high as a men, and no doubt will
beaseusilytamed asthma of the udge.~
Savauuehltm j
of reasons for the
t the diversion from the rank-
mum
Momentu- et'l’ordedtb
uueWequt streetcar lertevu-
WMMMOII’cIr-L
Twimayeartheihherneetoflforthecorel
unmanned-ea. Afleotcouiiateolubeut
' lath ”mg
2‘- yliarw-Illew YerkePruu.
ertheword
“new. ”and
“Elected! W003:
WFOR SALE
noon i. Bevilend'elllock.
Washington Direct. Bout Norwelk jetsam 2 Raw Baum“ III. W
am IIEIIIII
masseuse. one
no.4 ii er. “seam as.
noel-"z W~Ubfil0£ not i ion-name: M”‘”“
.m.
I one memmeybeuntmmll. I.
Danufliahlc. Nowell: and Irolnll. W. (largery'e
Stable, Nor melt.
I IIIIAII CART.
2 NEW Sill!" Willi“
DB. 1". B. BAKER.
No. II Valuer evasive,
orncr nevus. Until 8:3) I. in. I: to 1:30 p. in.
6 to 7:00p. in.
13") In BAB’I' NORWALI;. CONN -._._.-‘....-__..
”fii‘fiinu masons ‘
slaw, moo mg met”... Primeuordiag Plows, Bond llacliiiics &c.
GAR ll. I’LAL’I.
south wanlk Conn. — ow ~—
ALBX. 8. GIBSON.
Organist o! the Pint CWUouel I; hutch Water
bury, hero
Pianoforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
m I: Lock Box 39 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
Raymund Broilers.
Slate Roofing I
We are prepared to do edict class Job of
SLATING
In either BANGOR EAST BANGOR. or
PENAIIGYB SLATE
all £81113 per fun! all inward.
Partie- wlshlng Slate rooting should call on in
before contracting elsewhere.
DIR. C. l’. BOUTWELL.
DIN'I‘IST.
(mice and Reei din
Lacnrn s BUICK. IAIN ti’l'., “80 NORWALK.
Teeth" extracted willing; by the use 0! Gee or
I or.
WOIIIee opened cit-aims.
E THOIIES-
AGENT FOR THE
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N()'1‘AIKY I’U 131.10.
ROWAY'I'ON. CONN.
DR. lchiONEGAL
*Orrlt‘l AND WIDIICI—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler rain-ct,
Nonwaur, cons.
Oliicc flours—Vila!" 0 an ; Item I t 2 3, and 7 to
8 p.m.; Sundays—2 to 4 pm.
”Communication by telephone.
“7 S. KNAIII’.
O
1\ I€('I l l'l‘l2(."l'.
Ii- now prepared to maize plum and r Illt‘dlion
and sup.- crintcnd the common on o'l windings
II. ICIIS REASON \lll. Ii.
airflow—Taylor's ltuildlnu \\ arh‘uigtoo 5L.
Kuwait. 1‘. 0. Box 775.13
A. EACH 6: 00.
Wine! Sn. foot olllai-lland South Norwalk.
lf'flll
50.
hit
J TIIIS'I‘RA NI.
01"l‘lCltXN,
83 Main St., South Sol-walla.
V isiisi imperfections detected and corroded.
Gold Sperm-.1“ Iodine Itown aid Eye Glasses.
()ur lenses an of ruperiorqriul ty or ii at rca- I nab c
J V u. sin.“- n.
Curpciitc and Builder.
Plane furnished and Perimete- given.
Jobbingh or all kinds promptly attended to
DAllIl pin-m mar Halo
31min 443. South Norwalkl‘t.
ATTIZITION.
‘ . p . . .
bewnig Man-limo supplies,
Attachments. Part9, Ntflt‘llltr‘ [lulu- ctc. furnished
General Repairing n! all kinds and makes 0'
set mg \Iacliincs s.“ AILKR.
Ill Iain St“ r0. horwn‘: k. Niel-2y
’OnfiDJ‘JO-d ~,. 1;;3n5°\5rm412 '7 -:
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant. "
UneqiaIIeiI In llirliuiss and Depth of Ion.
CHEAT CAPACITY OF VIBRATION
AID DURABILI'I’Y.
Inch Instrument over I2 months In
process 0! construction. Best m :itorlnlax:
at- and fluent workmanship.
i
FULLYWARRAITED.“IT'TI1ewaEII:\st .
. quarter the expense of any other piano. .
a Illa-time and keep In time at one-
i oven @00ng us: :3
J R. RAYMOND,
O
C I
Builder and tonlracmr.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot- 0! lion! and St. on W an r Bo. Bo: Iii?
J. 1:. JENNINGS,
,. mafia}: W‘mcm-Oq
Successor to I.. E. Quintant.
Undertaker & Einbiilnier.
No. 4 Knight 5L
s90 3-.ii
lcs'xdcncc, 5 Him 5‘...
Norwulk, (form.
5
Sand (or full descriptive pamphlet and ’
C It. II'LUI'I'OIS, prices to co
" . 2 THE mm a serum .,
(‘tw l W~dl dP‘rtrr. Innam
mil:l‘:Il‘IIy«(I'llhllltl‘liiiflltnsliiklllll iii-l! lIII:- dole 79‘! 03mm: Grater New Hum, cans.
., also
i BRIDGEPORT. lttniutu. Dennunv, STAI-
roae, Mlnquvowu on Wrsr Winsrtu.
LSou Ann-rs row rue Sun or Connecticut
F’sgyawa'rdgLH a. uncorrectuzx
more wno‘ nnsrur:
THE unsr or
Miss, a
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always Mali and at a moderate price would do well
to cell at the
11m] Marla
Before Purchasing: Iil~ewlu~rc.
Union: mlicited and goods III'lI‘v'I'YL‘lI to any part
of Ch].
JIIIISIIIIXI Slflll‘llllll Pills.
IllIBBBllS'
brim-d limit linen and Employment Utlici.
serum S11. 50. Ntlllw ALE CT.
. rs’ rm: 2 ma r»;
so!!!“ KORWALK SAVINGS IlAhII.
5) \l aehington Street.
Open Daily new 9 in I2 an, and from i in .; pm
and on Saturday evenings from I} to S.
Winters“ allowed on Domain
ALDEN 50L! ANS. Pres, ~
JOHN II. I'hlllliri. Vice-Pres;
Mir. JOHN ll KNAI'P. sic iuux'lreei-
sensual. a4. l.’IIOMllIlEU,
AIIcIIOIII‘el‘B and Ilcul Estate Avis.
36 Washington St. South Norwalk,
[lave romeo! the most desirable building lots in
South homalk and Karl Norwalk Inr rain at
bargains.
Iloum and lots sold on easy terms
“LL15.
Let [how
who want to buy consult with them before looking
elsewhere.
ileum s to rent and n- his collected. I. hit 6m
(nun-no ll. llnyiutiiiil,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large slot of all kinds 0! furniture.
38 Hall: Street. Noni-II.
Also prepared to furnish everyihlug necciise
the Interment of Ihedead, day or iii ht. TIIt'p
connection with mldencc. No. 8 Be: k y place.
Ich mun
LU'I‘IIEII WIIIGII'I‘.
Carriage. Maker and Home slim-r.
Bllfiil emotion given to repairing In all he
branches \I or! done In uremia» style at reason-
able prime. Work Intrusud to me will reeche
prompl aitcnllon.
Shop Foot of Franklin St.
SOUTH NORWALK,
JUST BEBEIIEII
for the Spring and Summer trade.—
--A large Invoice of
I0!
cram
800T§;_- ILL GRADES,
Everything for ,
[Laudexpeuieahelaa ghteea herald '
Far» Blllll 011m Slam. “0°“
Ilie Lean-d Money
Styles and prleee too numerous
Io montlon.
unseen can. an» uxemnn
No trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
I2 Mala Street.
-———- .\ T—-——-
H. S. llllllWN’S
300T & SHOE STORE,
Clark a Land?“ Block.
South NOW. at. IIAIII mm.
u n (eaflm‘hfnu'lt‘pi‘uhltfi one-1' v9-
WW... “WWW“WW
A LOT OF S , [MPLES Willllllllll Milli
. one Qualliy,-v'l'he Ben.
'w—wm mum...“ .............
Bwf Veal I.- b. Hutton I’othelt-adl'rulli
MI "4 WT um. '
shudder-Bacon om..lielogne, Frank-
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly. ‘
CHAR“ 8 SMITH,
5:) Washington Direct.
ladies’ Prim Wrappers
At Low‘ Prlces at
I. IIIIIKI'RMIII 8: SIM
89 Washington Street.
_ A FULL LINE OF
[Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vflnishes.
llciry Bros. [lard Oil Finish.
Wire steel Door Mats,
something new, best tune out.
W. C. QUINTARD,
some um. BLOCK
Brill
South Norwalk.
At 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a small Icon New Haven ”am for Iioiliiig,.i '
glass jar of I’icklcd Lamb’s Tongue, Iiiclmrd 5; Robbins’ Lunch
Ham, Bonn] Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “eats,
a bottle oi Lime Fruit Juice Ior Leniunarlc, ‘C‘occnmut Macc- xi;
roni, Iced Iionci Fingers Cocmmutaml \ aliiilo Cream“ afcrs.
and iilairgc assortment with which to cclclmrtc the Glorious
4a. of July.
DEW as? m. Baking Pflllll
CHARLES_ E_ SEYMOUR, udnuorpnnncnnau
erranran.
'70 ‘VASIIINGTON s'i‘iricm'r.
” BRIDGEPORT
W. B. HA L & C0.,
ll ill commence
'l'll ll! 'I'l‘l II!
: aid and recommended by
Charles E. Seymour,
to «Inf: :2
Clearing July Sale Gnoczn.
on a more couipichcnsiic SUIIC than any simiim >1 lo was at or c '. , - a .
conducted Ill tlxi< >t: itc Odd Inls .ll- gmni > lmm >cvc: al New ‘0 “.1 IliIIBton ”feet,
lork i0IIIIt‘IS at Iilmlmis pill-us will appear iIHIIl'lCl.’ oi several “5““
Inanuliictimi > >t2:t c.;> nt
50m NORWALK.
SEWERS'
l‘. M. PIERCE
scanners
S IGVV IE I}. PI PE
ASD
(lean-r il tea or Contractor
(ol'wls. in'licw’ i'mim weir. ll’liitc Suits I'ii‘Illll lIrcss
Stuffs. l’a :isols. Bugs. Draperies. Hosiery,
IMII,‘ cs, (xcu ls’ Furnishings and Under-
“car Balance oi our Boston
Stock ii ill be llllll lied
zit :i more sung
ril‘m Selim Illic‘ \ (in ”is \ civcts In! it' Illlt'h' and Summer
I)’t.\.\ {mulls will in-snlcl til the Inl'."1:~t prim ever know".
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and “ hilc '. -:ii~‘ will iw ullmml
I: prepared to make connections with main sewer
pi you In this city on the mot-t favorable lame.
Parties inn mile; to connect with the rceeutlyleid
lever;- in Lbi> my will find it to their advantage to
tail on Jim suit
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Di s U: m .4. 1500 r i ii.- I Hi R Illllrhil'l I) is-i (i ni-a WOO R iiirizirIt-s Sarah 5. lbs.
Gain in number oI’ outstanding Poliem during
13 '5’. {-3.05
(lain in beers during I8H7. gunman
Gain in Premium Income during It”, storm.
_ : 54.
”4’ ”Galois Interest "iicccipte dunnng ism. am
Y Iain in Cm Income during I”. 31.25.2213
Number of Daub Claims ‘ iii 1957,8563.
Amount paid to Policy Ii dm during new. a,
SATEENS.
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kl “My ”2‘
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Amount paid by ihe Company to ill Policy-
and shall nilur I! at 8: in ”list 242.21:-
hoiderrfor Claims etc. since organisation. plus
Ml invested Amie, “it“, um.
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('01- Main and (‘ziiiiioii Streets. Bridgeport. Watches,
A. Loolr at Our Large A ssortmcrit of Jewelry,
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‘VIII Satisly 1'0“ There For Silverware'
:xmdhslglimw paid in the repairing 0! Inc
Style, Price and Quality,
'l‘lio Plant! to Buy is at.
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN BET.
UP STAKES. .
SOUTH NORWALK.
“SEED Pfiflons.
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pulls...
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1818 to 18”.
Oillccs, 436 Main Street,
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Maine Burbank.
“ While Elephant.
\ovii Scolla and N. ll. “one,
\\ liite Star
Queen of the Vale},
\Vliite Rose,
Swamp Rose,
Mammoth Pearl,
l’ccrleau.
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