Mr. PAmell I Am
A Jungle in (tomatoes Over the
Investigating Committee.
Mm
1'0 STRENGTH“ FRENCH PORTS.
A CM" of 018,400,000 Asked for the
Better Defense of Seaboard (titles—Ex-
tending the German Ian-guns! —-‘l'hs
White Pasha Said to Be Stanley.
Lama, July 17.-Tiie jungle in commons
yesterday over the discussion of the govern-
ment's hill to appoint a commitdon to inva-
tigate the charges against Hr. l’nrnell for.
shadows the bitter strife that will certainly
fittheaecondieading of the bill, avail!
knot opposed outright
Ir. Parnell is anxious for a full debate on
thabill, nndtothisendtrledtomove anadv
journnient, but the speaker would not enter-
tnlnthemotion. Hr. Gladstonenskedifthe
voteon the motion for leave to introduce the
bill would be taken soon, and Mr. Smithaaid
hehopeditwould be,butifit wasoppcced a
vote would not be taken.
Mr. Parnell excitedly shouted: "Dims llr.
Bmlthmeantosay that we will not be al-
lowed to debate on the bill; that we must no-
eept like sheep the judgment of a jury of
When?” .
Ir. smith insisted that the government
would not consent to a debate.
Upon this the Parnellite members left the
bometoconsultnttowhat coureetopursuc.
After midnight Mr. Smith, in the home,
put his motion for the bill appointing the
commission Mr. Parnell expremd
at th’n movement by the government. He
“If the letters produced in the O’Donnell
libel suit by The Times are genuine I am not
an honorable, but a dishonorable member of
this house, and it is the duty of the leaders
of parliament and the nation to insist upon
a thawgh inquiry being made, instead of
saying it is for me to decide whether I will
accept the bill or not. ~
“It looks,” continued he, “as if the govern-
ment wished to put the question of the au-
thenticity of the letters in the background.”
Pains, July 17. —The chamber of deputies
diseased the credit of siaflioowoiimd by
the government for the strengthening of port
defem M. Wickershciuior oppmed the
granting of the sum unsigned to the extension
of the moles at Ch
Admiral Krantz, the minister of marine,
repliodthatltwas, necessary to extend the
moles at Cherbourg in order to prevent an
enemy’s torpedo boats entering the port.
This at present could be easily done. If
Prancewereatwarwith a great maritime
power the enemy could blockade Cherbourg
and force an entrance by means of torpedo
boats into the roadstead. The extension of
the works there ought to be immediately be.
gun if the country desired to be placed in a
position to wage an effective naval warfare.
Thom who refused to grant the credit asked
would have to bear the responsibility.
The motion to vote urgency for the consid-
eration of the bill was rejected—311 to I43.
Srnasnuito, July 11.—It is officially an-
nounced that after Jan. 1, 1389, all private
documents written in the French language,
bearing no date or dated subsequent to July
1, 1872,1nunt be accompanied by an author-
ized German translation, at the cost of the
persons concerned.
Bun sssLs, July 1 72—001. Sir Francis de
Winton, president of the Emiii Pasha relief
committee, in an interview with the king of
the Belgians, exprmed the belief that the
white pasha reported to have arrived at the
Bahr-el—Ghazel region is Stanley.
Governor Amos Not as III as Reported.
Bos'ron, July 17.—The Journal says: The
Blues of Governor Amen has been regarded
in some quarters as of such a serious nature
flint he will nobbe able to endure the fatigue
of a campaign This is an error which may
aswell bedisposed of at once. His excel-
leucyhas made rapid pmgrcs toward re-
covery since Wednesday last, and that he
will be able to attend to his official dutiesand
any political work that he may he called
npontoperform is no longeratopic for
speculation. The governor will be in the
field for renomiuation. .
A. Absent-ding Insurance Clerk.
TonoIvro, July 17,-Stanley N. Lobb, one
or the clerks employed by the London entr-
antep Insurance company, has absconded
after embenlinga large amount of money
belonging to hh employers. Suspicion rested
on him about a month ago, and hlsbooks
were invesfigatcd, drawing irregular entries.
At present the amount is unknown. but will
probably be large, reaching several times
and. Betsenppooedtobeinlinfinlo.
Keenan's Suit Against Clark.
New Yo July 11-11mm Clark, the
uedaet art ,in his answer to John
Ecuan’ssu t fornnncconntlngns partner,
aversthnt Kenna agreed 1881 to secure
the aqueduct contract for k.bnt subse-
y hecnmenfngltivefrtanjuetioo and
Ithntther'e‘neverwnsnnypartaershlpbav
tweentlbni.
com with null-- siaooa.
Attacked an Inoflnnalve Citizen.
Caroline. July 17.-—Joe Dalton, a profes-
toilet
“Over Exartion and Sudden Cold oblige
Minimum”
new.”
so
Dar-err July 17. ~11ve ira- frightaied
hslfoutof'her wits yéaterday. The trouble
occurred in the vault connected with the
countyelerk‘snllhie, cathedral door of the
city hall. A We reportcame cannthrough
theopendocrof the vault. Tbs fieroaand
sudden blnetofflauia bland through thatron
port-J and carried rack and ruin all around.
The ethos was completely wrecked. Book
and file mean, tables, chairs and all the once
fmnitnrewerebrokennnd thrownhitonoon-
fnved man.
The five clerks jumped out of the windows,
landing among thedebrlsof paper, broken
glass and fragments of wooden blinds Pair
ple passing on the sidewalkwete knocked
into the gutter by the explosion, and half a
dorm horses standing the street broke
' away. A section
of the inside wall, some fourteen by 91ng
feet, was blown out bodily. At least a score
of persons were injured. C. H. Wilson, a
lawyer, was struck in the hack of the head
byapwce of glass 100 feet from the city
hall. It out an artery, but prompt surgical
attention saved his life.
The cause of the explosion is not known.
The vault is never closed, and no gas has
been used in it for months Moreover,
men were working within ten feet of
vault door, and one was inside at 9:3),
and none of these detected the odor of gas.
No matches were struck; the clerks are sure
of this, and it is certain no one was In the
vault at the time of the explosion. The de-
tectives are working on the theory that burg
lars from Chicago blew up the vault with
dynamite. Directly over the vault in the
ofilceof the receiver of taxes His receipts
during the past two Weeks have averaged
nearly ”10,000.
GEN. HARRISON ILL.
Him to Take to His Bed4—Not In Seri-
ous Danger.
INDIANAPOLIS, July lit—“Gena Harrison
isvery feeble," said one of his friends-who
had returned from his house. “It is now
known that the general was much worse on
Saturday night than reported. Over exertion
and sudden cold, the causes which led to
his grandfather‘s death, brought about such
excruciating pains in the head that Dr Jame-
son was obliged to give him strong ano-
dynes. These naturally disturbed the di-
gestive organs, which failed to perform their
functions. Internal inflammation was
feared, and the danger is not over yet. Dr.
P. B. Jammn said that Gen. Harrison has
no fever. There is no doubt, however, that
he is quite sick, but not dangerously no.
“lie attempted yesterday to receivecallers,
but suffered a relapse and had to take to his
bed again, and all callers were turned away.
Dr. Jameson says that he has never before
intwenty—llve years been sick, but that he
has over exerted himself and must have rest
The programme of receptions to visiting
clubs will be suapznded for the time, and the
patient will be relieve! cf tlieniiiiute details
of the canvass which he has insisted on at-
tending to.”
TWO D‘ANcum‘.
NOOSES.
Ilenry Ebert and Richard Kearny to
"an: To—nmrrovv.
JERSEY CI'n', July lit—Unless some un-
seen circumstance interferes Henry Ebert,
the muvit’rtctl wife murderer, will be exe
cutel in the Hudson county jail, Jersey City,
to-iIIorruvv morning. Th e tern motion will take
place in the soutlimst com r of the jail, the
same place where the wife murderer
D'equc paid the extreme penalty of his
crime. Ebert seems rts’gnctl to his fate and
rather courts death. Deputy Sheriffs Balk
lou and Carroll act as the ilcitli watch over
the condemned man, and take every prccmv
tion to prevent self destruction. Rev. Mr.
lllourry, his spiritual advisor, is at his side
constantly, and Ebert seems to enter with
spirit into the prayers and Bible readings.
Joseph Schlcmmcr, who deliberately shot
his wife on the street in Jersey City, and
who is also “tlklllr the sentence of death, 00
cupicsa coll near that of Ebert. lie exhib-
its 1:: Insidornblo nervousness at the approach-
ing info of Ebert, and bus naked to be
removed to some panel the jail where he
will not be able to see or hear any part of
the execution.
Governor Green has refused to grant a re»
prieve to Richard Kearney, the negro con
victed oftlio murder of Mrs. Margaret Pur»
cell, the aged Irish howl-keeper of Mrs Dau-
iel R. Lydily, at Long Branch, in February
last. Kearney will be hanged in the yard
of the Moniizouth county jail at Freehold,
N. J., tomorrow afternoon about 3 o‘clock
Mayor llewltt Starts 3 Subscription.
New Tank, July 17.—Ilayor Hewitt has
issued a letter to the citizens of New York,
suggesting sulleriptiqns to reimburse Fore—
man Iiartt, of Gardiner & Kati-5’ shoe fac-
tory, for his largcexpenses in litigating the
case against the Knights of Labor, who
minted his discharge. The mayor mynthat
poverty in viiulicatiug a principle In whhh
to ruin him, but be has been kept
work for eighteen month The mayor
the list with n aihscriptlon of till).
Murder on the lllglt “as.
New You, July 17. —-On the arrival
the steamer Erin
n seamen, was
Chapman
was not sufficient provocation for murder,
tion of his conduct.
flora Amalgamated lento signers.
.Pn;thc
up non-union.
Beginner and Human titled.
beavwrnllroadwaipnei
Ilnrtt and his family have b on reduced to
every citizen ls tolerated. The law has
been decided against the men who mired
”3.1
weak
on m 1mg Irv-m before the olose.'1'he decline for
mm the murder on
thehlghaeasof Johal'arrynnd JohnChnp
man fellow sailors. Kelly stabbed Chap-inn
while the latter was asleep, and than stablied
Parry, who had awakened and had seen
killed. Kelly had had a trivial
quarrel with Chapman some time before,
but it is believed that he was lanne, as there
and hehad beenmorose and still-adoring
thevoyaga Ilarefumtoglveanyasplann»
Pit-ileum, July It. —-‘l‘h00saonahnrg Iron
"“3
pantomime. Pn,hnsdacldedtostnrt “‘ 0"”
Cameos, Tea, July “who north
meutherortWortknad 0“-
THEWOMOFBPORT.
Mantle ”Maul-um.
tha bin-end.
Bmonroa Brace Bans max, July 11,—-
First rnooyesterday, selling, thrceqnarters
ofniuile; BurtonMPilt‘t second. Georgie
threoquarterscf a mile; Wiliredl, Jay and
Trixrrnnn dead heat, B'weaty thirdzttms,
lzlsx. 'i'herun ad was won by Trix; time,
1mg. Third race, ”Bing, one mile; Una
B. first, For: Kyle second, Bio-ed third ;time,
154%. Fourth race, seven—eighth: of smile;
Antonin Leaf first, Obelisk second, Andy
Mack third; time, 1:33. Fifth race, mileand
aqunrter; Bardelalse first, Peg Wellington
second, Climax third; time, any, Sixth
race, mllcnndsncighth; Cruiser first, Bar-
num-Icond, Bulialtern third; time, 12.57%.
CHICAGO NUNKING RACES.
Cnicaoo, July 17. ~First race yesterday,
three-quarters of a mile, Pink Cottage first,
Orderly second, G. W. Cook third; time,
1:15. Second race, fivoeighths of a mile;
Bob I’orsythe first, Geo. Boyden second,
Henry A. third; time, 1:03. Third race,
mile and a sixteenth, Ari-Iii first, Lewis
Clark second, Unite third; time, 150%.
Fourth race, seven-eighth; of a mile; Bal-
ance first, IlhOdy Pringie second, John Daly
third; time, 1:30. Fifth race, hurdle, mile
and aneighth; Uncle Don first. Ten Times
second, Del Norte third; Llum,2:02l“£.
Homer's BASEBALL GAIIIS.
At PIllsburg—Pittsburg, 0; Philadelphia,
I. Hits: Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia, .5. Br-
rors: Pittsburg, 1; Philadelphia,:.’. Batter--
ice: Stalcy and Miller, Bufiintou and Clem-
ants.
At Detroit—Detroit, 3; Boston, Hits:
Detroit, 101‘ Bantam-l. Errors: Detroit, 1;
Boston, 3. Batteries. Gctmiu uml Bennett,
Sowders and O'Rourke
At Indianapolis—Indiunnyxilis, :2; Wash—
ington, 0. Hits: Indianapolis, N; Washing-
ton, 9. Errors: Indianapolis, 0; \\ ashing-
ton, 4 Batteries; Boyle and Meyers, \l' lilt- »
my and Mack.
At Chicago~Chicngo, 4; New lurk, 12.
Hits: Chicago, 5: New York, N Errors:
Chicago, 0; New York, 1 Batteries: Bald—
win, \nn Beltran and Duly, Keefe, Ucwgc
and Ewing.
At St. Louis—St. leuisvliaiisns City, called
at the end of the fourth inning on account
of rain.
At Buffalo—Buffalo, 7; Hamilton, 13.
Bits: Buffalo, 14; Hamilton, 0. Errors: Buf-
falo, 7; Hamilton, 1. Pitchers: Hart and
Jones.
At Syracuse—Syracuse 11; Troy, ti. Hits:
Syracuse, H; Troy, 5. Errors. Syracuse,3;
Troy, 5. Pitchers: Higgim and Searing.
At Rochester—Rochester,” I; Albany. 12.
Hits:1lochestor,9,Albnny,3. Errors: Roch-
m 4; Albany, 5. Pitchers: Barr and
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air. Gould's Illness. '
Nuv Your, July Iii—The Commercial
Advertiser has along article purporting to
be an nulhmtic account of Mr. Gould‘s ill—
nesn It siatesou the alleged authority of
Dr. Munii that Mr. Gould was threatened
with paralysis, but is now out of danger and
improving as a result of his retirement from
business
Murdered by Indiana.
Vicroiua, B. (3., July lit—A steamer
from the Sheena river brings reports that
Mr. Clifford, the Hudsin‘s Boy company's
agent at llazeltoii, and a special constable
have been inurdc red by Indians. Troops are
to be sent up the river by comics.
Mr. Randall Slowly Improving.
\l’nsnixmox, July 17. -— Congressman
Randall continues to improve slowly. There
has been no recurrence of hemorrhage. and
his physicians and family feel more encour-
aged over his condition than at any time
since he was first attacked.
Leased to the Malina Central.
'l'onvuisn, M9,, July 17. —'l‘lio directors of
the Portland and Ugdeusburg railroad have
voted to accept the lease of their road to the
Maine Central.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Honey and Produce Market
Quotations.
New Yonit, July 16. Money closed at l per
cent“ the lowest rate. The highest was 1%
change closed steady; posted rates, Amt!“
actunlrates, tram» foran and 0m
4.6595 for demand. Governments clout-d steady:
current: Ila. “9 bid; h, coup. 1'5“ hid; it“.
do, 10'! bid
Pacific railroad bonds cloned as follows: Union
firsts, "hallo; Union land grants, 1020105-
Union sinking funds, 1%13; Contain. 11323116.
The stock market was dull. lrregularnndln
the main weak, prion: at noon showing declines
of % toy. prr cent. as compared with those of
Saturday. St. Paul, Reading. Western Union
and New York and New Buglend were the most
active stocks on the list nnIIabaorhcd Inc-tot
the speculative Interest. Wheeling and lake
lrle preferred and (began lnumivcment Iver.
exceptions to the general weakness, the formo.
being 3 per cent. higher and the latter“. It
was nimorcd at one time this morning that
President King. of the Erie. contemplated in
signing, but this was promptly thread, and the
report had Mededon the stock. a further out
indreased beef was reported from Chit-no. but
Attacked couurniathin. The depression of.the
morale: was principally due to hammering by
them traders. After i o‘clock the market
wnsflrueronngooti hayingofaotnaofthelrnd-
In. stocks, and continued strong until I o clock.
he features during the hour were
which advanced In and Tennessee Ciel, wh
advanced“. In tho filial hour the Market '-
araia and prices went down to thelowed
the
from It to in per cent. Havana
aware lackawanan, Lake Shore, Wills
and Nashville, hit. PaulU Union Mlle. Bending,
eta-daemon and it" York and New I...
laad. Thenlesfortheday nmoontcdtom
shares
General Insists.
Fae Yeas. July Il—flDtll—(Yloesd steady,
after a fair amount of trading: winter wheat I:
Ira, M. 7m»: llinaceota do, it me;
latti- do. “we. Southern floor closed
steady; continue to choice extra. teases
washroom were moderately active and
Ira, closing strong at ”me. advance. Spot
lotecioeedfirm and mm. hluher. Spot salon
oflnlrednnlentetce Name, ”I“: lo. I
red winter, ”to: «graduated, ”among: lo.
’M 'Wv Julio WA 110.. AMI We
WI“-
“It
CHEW were doll and week.
about steady and with bacilli-change.
Iotaaloaed er- and “a. higher. Spot valvsof
isolationist-aide: lance. Winnie.
smewnmIfi-I MWIh
' «am-Inn!
Poultutluii law-using“.
LAID—Owedmaldlwtopohtem,
“”0 “Infill: ‘u«““
W. hetdell I wanna, tuna:
for you at a low ch-i.
is the time to buy them.
THORNTON ll. SM I'I‘ll,
Lenox Hill Building Campany.
Rt)\VAY',l‘0N CONN,
CD \I‘
it‘l-IOI"
1.0 I, II’ I) 1‘
Ah
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Rowayton. Five Mile River.
NEW COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
liigh ground. Healthy locality. Five minutes ride on date to South Norwnlk. Five cents [are only. We can build
One hundred different plani- for modern houses.
Call on or address
JUST IN
25 BOXES OI‘ STROL‘IS AND SWEET
Formosa AMAAA TBA;
’l‘ca; Such as is Too.
'l‘lIliI 'I't-ii Is Warrants-d to Tim-
liilc. llic Nerves ol’ilicoldrsl 'l't-II
Drinker», even more whose 'l‘cii
Taste has become Galvanized.
Come and Take.
trIcA.
With Us.
50 Cents pci- Pound
IIIIIIIIA A AAASIIAA’A.
Dlhble’s 3'99“. Main St.
HAIAIA, BAMBI A AA
“4.. ,..
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
SASH. BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ALI KINDS
« .0.
Large Stock (if Columns
for 'I‘riIiIIIIiIIu
00.
Plate and Sheet Glass.
.. ..- «or. . w»-
slit-aim Sowing. i‘IIIIIIII-r.
. and Toronto.
“no...“
thinner You lump” venom! and carriage
lliA al Am AI Marshall SIIBBI
South Nervous. Conn.
AIIIA, AIAII A fin.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Dellvwed every listening morning.
,._ 4wu—u «-
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and (Alums.
All Kindeoflegetables
m Every Inset-a.
OUR NEW LINE
% Stone-
;Elecirio Door Bells.
{0B
Come 8t See
Oil Stoves,
I\I.Stt\ VF.“ STOCK or
China.
———L SIP—‘-
PORCELAIN.
F. H. NASH deRO
CANDIES
Of all kinds. Pin-t Claus
BAKERY!
‘y-.._
CORNUCOI’IAS. (ANDY TOYSJiIda full I380“-
mflll of ornamental candy.
! ! LAUDER'Q “LOCK.
5‘ 'I l'
5wa ' a; BUS‘fiNriL'i;
ll lltllm‘fllt‘ and lit-tail Dealers In
Manufacturers' and Painlers’ Supplies
S]: i p Chandlers.
302 Water St.. foot of Bank.
Ill“ ”(5 ISI’O “1'. CT.
[on Spruce and Spoon 0m, I‘mvae Bails. Tcnzs,
Nets, l'lnge of all nations
hrmyihiog needed about a Bow, Steamer or Sall-
lnu‘t'rrcl
Hyatt-r Tonga shovds. limo, s Yorki- Naullla.
Rings and
limp, and Wire Ropes. Links.
Ilmlce hug Bow, candidly p cparcd for the
oyster business
\lnsve. Packing. (lankm Oils. and ovtrythlng
nudist by Simian-to, on water or land.
f‘nreful attentloa to wall orders.
A.S. reams,
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry, silverware.
l-‘lut- Watch repairing It Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Classes.
.IoIlIv ll. I-‘liltltls,
A’ lunteeniaand llctnil Denier In all kinds of
[MAL All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
I95!
lountalii, Franklin, and
Wllkeaherre Goals.
tent for RUBBER Pill'l
Ill-nu Store
New Streets Opened.
Building lots must advance as we build.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
, Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
MrsJohnnouand?
Lehlgli, backawaniin, Locust
thud ‘ foot of Washington and lar-
IIuIII streets. Branch onion statilea‘i
“lat
And now
.Henry Tilly.
AARRIAIIE MAKER.
special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
itiucricun Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
.lurtis-Coukliu Mortgage Trust Co.
l-‘irt-, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
‘ TAYLOR a counts. Agts.
Real Boosted insurance Azcnryfionth Ncrwalk,
Conn.
B. F. Steve ns,
MUSIC IIALL BLOCK.
We have just received anew lot of
REFRIGERATORS
that we ate selling low.
Our 2:! cl. Maracaibo Coffee is line,
Ir, Ila
FRUITS,
BANANAS,
DATES.
(IRANGBS,
Crystallzed Pigs, arc.
We always have on hand
‘ '““""AII'AIAIAASIAAA“'““"
Iritsimuuv BUTTER
from the Inca! (Timmcry In Ilich'ldtc. in 1 lb. Prints.
99 ‘Iniii St.
.\ full line of
“6001) ENOUGH”
FAMILY 0ILc___A___II.
. Lamps arc
' ' tilled direct by
' v.4 rm: r our
VIthout Lift-
lug the Can.—
the filling tube
wasting to
unit h o l :h th
of any bump.
this in the
most practical
I‘m? CAR
ever elated to
no public.
tint mm sumo ms on.
some W m.
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oncatha more
Want
WING-v
AW W“
dreamer It.
newton lam.
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BROWN . WILOOX. CHAS. “ BUYNOUR “kt-ll,“ GONNION wraith” mailman» mdllmu ”MM
r. ii. names ace. II II. ersvsxe WALL PAPER. ant
5”" WWW seem. ms areas 0 new PA a commemorate Ion. III-n
mfi‘i‘snhctoflcpnmfi. Wilbert totoI‘leper iol
% FURNITURE. _,
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moccasins. III funny-Easing“. fetal ”gar“ ti euphem- writers u ,
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FOR TE SEASON.
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AT ALL PRICES.
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BATHING SUITS!
A. SPECIALTY. ---------
COOL!’
FINE LINE
———or-——
STRAW HATS!
—-——-——-QOO—-—-—
THE F1 NEST LINE
AAM‘S’ FAANAAMNAA Ins.
IlMSIIIIlII WI
Masonic Building
Norwalk. '
Insurance Building.
So. Horwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
——-AND———-
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A'I' _
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
’TAYLOR 85 GOLDEN.
Special Prices
to
Alwlil'l‘ ECTi-l
and
lift LDERS
m
It Is not in:
covered with
Nickel Plato .
M
It Is made in
.YIJUII
own town.
Alecj‘
Agent for At
celebrated
lllCIflIlllll
llhlillllil‘f‘f ,
Piumhers‘niid
Gas ,
l-‘lttors, Slate
and
Tie Roofers.
“K. LOOKWOOD do 00..
NORWAIIK.
:AhPETs i CAEPEfiW
Themsmktoeeleciimofnnymlatheslntest
Lowest Prices for Oath...
svelle White ”aromatic-diam tenementfle. I”
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